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Kelly, Sonny Knapp, ltoa:er Lllhl· • TIM SyrM:u.. f!Mthodltt Church at 8 Prayer meetlna: on tlnitH Methodist Chuuh, Eu- Ju•t iO to VISit Htm on Sunday? foot, P1tty Michael, CarolyD Mil· ored at "not • eourt of honor-but Georse Hout, Jr., and Carl Murthe Rev George Dnu, Putor 8 p \f. t-ene Brown, Pastor Sunday I beht ve the slopn wbn~b 11y..: ~~pale Miller, Kit Neal, U~da 1 court," m whtcb tbe ne'J-M-G-M ray, Jr., reconlled Scoutmuters Sunday School Iii 30 A. II. Dan.a lr•dford Church ef Cftrltt luno School Iii IG A. M T!leo Smlth~ "All of hfr IS aaered therefore our N<e.... Nel10a. Dixie District Scout executive, Bob SUer, and Cubma.sters, rerpeclively. ScuiWinebreriDer, Supt. Worship Ser- day SGboot, 9·38 1 m Lord's sup- supt Wonhip 10 30 A M SubjeC!:t rehg10n must be coneel'lled wltb 1PJerce, Kary Scott, PoUy 1',b.omaa, o~erved. as " prosecutor". Un prealded while the officera me11 7 30. per 1mmedll•tly fotlowma "In The Morning" At thll service everr .area of mankind's experi- Carla Wit.on, Harold Wolfe, ~ Robo­ Fr" Mathodld Church H.rry tfl;e pastor will perform a baptism ence" We , talk about the sacAd- ert DllddinJ. Pat Henry' a quartet . olft.eJuding were electeu out, otberwi&.e, Hlbbt Third ltreet Pentacfttll Chureh Bates, Pastor, - Laurel chff. SUJI.. servu:e and receive Dew memben nelir5 of tlle;:B1ble, alto tbe ucredFre.lhmen: Sue Yei.ul;er, Mary hJm aa the. baritDne, Jlll1my Lewia aeved IS matter Of C:eremODifd, lleuf'Ch of .IHUI Dickaon eave the eloslna: prater. Christ of La¥1er D•)' Ea1ntt, Old Middleport, B L. Bvrett. 'DI&tor. day School 9 30; Class meeti:D& MYF 11.30 Eugene Frye, pre.. Tues ness of the chureh and our relig· Birth, Lynn BL~hnan, Larry 'as the bass, Rayburn Van Sickle, ; Sunday School 10 a ~ m. EveniDJ FMY senou~e day 7 p m :wcru will meet at the lous eJC~rievee P.art Q( the ttme Bunce Judy Clark Ro11o1ld EvanJ . ; Preacb10 30 tenor and JohnnJ. MU!'grave, lead, 7 00 Town Flab, on Portland Route. l lr and Mn Geoi,'ge Clark and IDrt 8 OO, Prayer Meetlna: Wednes- church Oh1o Annual Conference we thmk of the sat!redpess of the Ruth 'Farmer U:r..tta HanniDJ' sane three numben and then led Suaday Sehool 10 a m preaching aervtce 7 411 o. m. Ava Gllkey ealled on Harve Eaaf.. Gr~e cpiK¥,.1 Chu:-ch, E.att day 7 30. Hysell Run Sun.,_&)' for Methodist. June 4-9 a~ , Lake· marrtage vow But why e~~n't _we Joyce Hemmo~a, Karen Walker: the slngma or "A•n~rlca" to end mab at M~iJ!! General Hospital. 11 a. m. and 8 p m. and Bible Mam Street, Pomeroy Rev J School 10. Preacbinu 11 Ul aide, Ohio. Vacation Bible School thmk ol the sacredneaa of dome Eva Keeter, PbyUi.s Hll):tert, Ken.. tbe dinner- meetlne. Study Thurs day 8 pm Pastor C. Edwm Charles, Rector, Krs CeMr. Morris vislted his daughter, • ,. · starts June tltb the family wash, cookang a meal, nelb Manley Janice Richards W. Proffttt Asst Chas llupp. dn c W Chlrk, ora:anltt Worahtp FAIRVI&W Church of 'Christ, Mldcll.,ort, washing dishes and all the other ' ' Sadie Carr. He came especially for and sermon at 10 30 A . M, Holy Edward Griffith pastor SWldaJ Fred 1 Gardner, pa.8tor, Bible chores around the hou5e? Do~ Maida Roush, Barbara :Stlles, Dl· bia dauehtcr and eranddaugbter'a ZiOft Ch"rch of Chritt, Loclt.d Commumon (Lnl Sunday 1n moath Scbool 9.30 a. m.; Young People. School 9 30, Homer R1ce, SuVf., not the farmer have a sacred taak ane Stumbo. Boonle Van Cooney, P"aduation. · , on Pom.eroy-llaTti60nvLlle Road. Church Sc-hool, Begtnncn and meeting 6 415 p . m.; Preachtq Jell- Mormng worship 10.30, sermon, m rats1!lg food for a hungry Dennis Walburn, Carolyn Wilson, B•y Wl"'on Is caring for the J;\1ble School 9 30 A M MomiDg Pr1mary, at 10 30 A M For infor. vices 7 30 p. m.: prayer mtetiJll, 'Christians Only, and Wholely"; world' Should we not have God Karen Herrman. WeUa Cemeter)l. Wonb1p ;o 30 a m Eu~ m n g Wor· work, Wed. 7 so p m , Thursday 7·30 6 p. m Christian Endeavor, 7 30 with us in the kttchen, r1eld and Eighth Grade: Judith Butcl',r, matton concermna: our pWase telephone 302-J P M E"st Letart S S. 9:30. Evening service ''The Inducement factory , and tf so then Is not our Cbriatine Coat&, Don Erwin, Kay Christian Church at RHd••llle Mormng Worship 10.45 Eve- of Jesus'', Wednesday 7 30, Pray. job a ~ered one? Jenkinson, Karen McEJhmDy Sunn ·~ S"nday A M S"nday nin.., won:h1•· 8 on the 1st, 3rd, lth meeting and Bible study, 8.30, Ev'"·J ... 10 "' !io " Th(' Psalriiitl sa 1d "I will It'll Pro baaco, su11n p u 11en, J udith Supdaya Prayer .MeetJna Wed· practice School and Commumon fm;t Sqn· up mme eyes unto the bills from Sauer, J an1ce Zl r kl e, D av ld LyODS, day 1n monlh Jl .4. M Church ne~~· Million Chari .. Bulh HNth Methodist. Middleport, the whe nce cometh my belp m)' help R01ett:a Richards, Wllllam Stobart. fommumoa and pr~ch1ng, ijltrd pastor, SerYlces Sur.da;p 7 30 and C R. Konkrtght. Sunday cometh from the Lord "The Psalm· Seventh Grade: She Allenaworth. in month 7 iJO P. ll 1St:bool 9 3(J Ernest covert, supt ; tst was able to say thl!l because M.annmg Baumgardner, Karl Beek, iunday church preathlng- '" rueslhy 7 30 Mornmg worah1p 10 30, sermon, God was m Ius heart and when ht: SandrA Brewmgton, Charlene Da· Christian Churc;'h at Long BotReorganb•d Churt:h of "$tewud8hiP", 4 p m Tea honor- looked up to the hills h~ saw more via, Dn1d Hoyt, S~ndra Hyae~l, tom, ev·ery Sunday 9 ;;tO A M Chrl•t of Liter Day So~lnh, ing Miss Bernh:e Bowen apd Mrs than just htlls, he saw God. IJ we Bar~are IOPf:!~• , Luctqj:ll "' lforr.a, TV SERIES for Everyone Sunday Scnool and cummumon, Town Flats, on rorlland Ralph Zundel; a p m Yf, Monday have God m our hearts we will .Beverly Perr1n, Mary ·ta~l Swanfirst Sunday 1n month 7 JO P \t: Sunday School 9 30 am preachln~ 6 p. m. Stewards Dinner, Tuesday, see more than just the da,ly toii aon, Texanna White, Sharon Pick· WSAZ·TV Church preachmg, th1rd fiunday 10 30 am ao4 B1ble Study Wed· 7•80 MetilodiSt Men , Wednesday of our job We will see our.selvea ens. Channel 3 - 10 15 a.rn '" month 10 30 A M. Church com nesday 8 pm . rastor C W Prof 6 45, choir practtce, 7 p m Bib!~ a& partners w1th God LlVmg with I Freedom From mun10n and preachmg hlt Guest -speaker Sunday a• clau and Prayer meet1ng God means having Him 10 our Enslaving Habits fha Churel~ of Christ, Keno, 10 30, Joe W•lliams of Ironton. Flrtt B•ptiat, Midd .. port~ R". everydty hvmg You can have 1 eve ry Sunday 9 30 A K Sunday Portl~nd Churt:h, l:arl Cust..,, C E. Hoyt, pastor Church School rich full hfe tf you Wtll Let Christ sh tp .7 30 p m Hon nte Egg]('ton S('hool and commum nn, •~ond pastor, AsJ't pa&\or, Edith Codner 9 111, Gerald Anthon)' , supt., Morn· cnme into your heart 9nd brlnJ mJniSII:'f, Cha r lrs Kmg, Bible Sunday ~~ month 10 JO A lf Services Sunday 8 00, Tuesda1 at mg worship 10 15, "Three Looks with Him ali lhe pow& of tbe Chun:h commumon and preaeh!Ol 7 30 and Fr1day 7 SO On Memorial Day", 6 p m Jr and hvmg God School , Supt St. Paul'• Luth..-an Church. POtL Sr High YF, 7 30 Evening worship - - -----Minenvill• Methodist ...:hurt:h, fourth .Sunday m month 7 30 P croy, Rev L 1 M Mohrholf, Sun· "Our Nahon's Glories and Perils" Rev R. lt Grov-a, Pastor, Hl"'smer M church preachmg Th• Cftrl•tl•n Church at Hem- day School. • g 30 A M, Trell Tues l 30 p m Women's Praye; C. Fred Hibbs o! Middleport Rou40h, S11pt 10 A M. Sunday lock Grove, every sunday 9 A srhoenhcb, sup! D1vine service meeting, Wed 7 30, Prayer and was re-elected ebaJrman of the School ; l l A M Worshtp SerHce, M Slmday Schoo l and communion to 30 Praise servtce, L. D Diles, leader, Maaon-GaiHa-Me~gs district, Boy Tuesday 7 30 p M St. John'o: Luther•n Church, 8 30 chOJr rehearsal Scouts o( America, Thursday night Mid*•y Community Chureh !P('orfd Sunday m month 7 30 p M church .,. eachmc fourth sun Pine Grove ncv L M MohrhoU Plm Pr•lbyttori•n, Middleport, in the Polnt Pleasant Moose Home 1 I t'lldmg Crook Road Rev R E mouth 10 30 A M church Church servtce~ e~ery first and Rev Howard Ruppelt, Church 0 with '5 ~reons attending the day in Thoma.~ pa!!tor Fl o ~d Clelund, eommunJOn and preachme _ thJrd Sundin of eaeh month. Sc~ool. 9.30, John Fultz supt. , annual dinne-r meetinc whicb abo ~~~~~ ce 7 :i~ _P~ M Pra)er liUB Church•~• Morning Slit & Allred Mtt~i1t Church, Rev. Mormng worship 10 31) "Discover.. Honor students (or the Jast Lrix wu featured bi the itresentati?n Ent.rprl .., tt.v. Roger Blahap, R M Grovc 1 past<lr S S 9 30, lng Your New World", Wed, 6.30 weeks of school were announced in ~awards Pastor Morning Star Sunjay Lloyd DIIIIQgi'r Supl Worship Jr. Cho1r, 7, Semor eho1r the la!U 1ssue of "The Activit)'••, Ot~er M.Q.M District. otnc~n, Scbool 9 45 A M Y.orning wor· services 111 45 Dtnsmorc Boyles as Churc;h of the Naaa,..nce, Mid· Middleport H 1gh School paper una~umously chose~, are: V1Ce· ih tp at 11 A M MYF Sunday eye- leader Mon May 27 Charge MYF dleport, the Rev. R. f Styer~ Bi day ' Chairmen 0 Vl _Kmpp and M1les mng at 8 Prayer me~ling Thurs- meetmg at Chest er Wed 7 30 Mid ble School, 9 30, Lester Taylor, They mclude the following 1tu T. Ephn, MemDer&-at-large C J TONIGHT day evl'nmg .F.nt~>rpme sundny week pra)er scn<Jcc 11upt, Morning worship 10 30, 6 45 dents Seniors Keith Anderaon. (Pitt) Hyer, J1m Porter, Olen D OKLAHOMA WOMAN Sc hool 10 10 A. M MOJnmg wor· Christi•n Selent• Soc:lety, 144 Young Peop.Ies' serv 1ce, 7 30, Even· Bruce Bradford , Okey cart Arthu~ Harrison, John Parsona, J Knox (I n S ufll'r St ~ • pel ship p 30 A M YF at 6 30 P. M mg worship Clark, Stephen Coats, 'Edward l,)ye, Pete Steenber.Jen, Dr. Oscar SATURCA Y ONLY MAY 25 Evenmg worship 7 30 Prayl!lr "ulberry Ave Pomeroy Morning urch of Christ In Chrhtlan Grueser, Gordon Guthrie, Jane W. Cllrkc, Jr' and A Faye Wll· Gary Coopl' l 1.1 •cr. K1•1Jy serv1ce at 11 wtth Soul and Body Un , Middleport, :Rev Guy F. Hams Ol!Yla Hemmons, Robert leon. The group recommended re meeting W£>rlne.'lday 7 30 p M. H!fH NOON UB C!-;urc;h••· Lotort Folio, R.. the subJed of the lesson sermon Sa , Sunday SChool 10 , m 7 30 Hennesy, Thomas Kelly, Leo Ken- appointment of Wilbur C. Dtckson .d su .and the Gol<len Text The light of 1 d as district com'j'1oner School the body 1s the eye 11 t here rore B p. preachmg service Wed, 7 30 nc Kenneth Lewu, Robert • er M.arltn, Pa, tor S"nday 1t was Dl ck 10 who presented Vlctnr Malurc K.trt'/1 SI <' <'J .. M Y Jr.J d' h ...... 1 class orns, u It Murray, W1•lam 9 30 A M. Wnrship Scrvlee 7 p THE SHARKFtGHTERS M ChrlBHUl Endeavor aJh,rnate thmo ch')l' be ~m~:le tlhhy ~~olte . Mortah Baptlat, Middleport Rtce, Maryln Roush, Kay Stiles, ml ost of tlhedawarcls, andd !then blre, (l ut cma scupe. 'l t•chnkulur) Sunday• at 7 ., 0 p M body s all he full of I g t .nat · Itt N D Bordon. Bible School', Janet Valentine , oo, rcce ve an awar ro.m . Comedy & Cartoon .. hew lf.22 Wcdnrsrlay cvemng serv. ~) J win C Scullm Scout executive cl Chur.r:h c.f the Nnaren•, Syn. II 9:, 5, Arlena Reeae, supt. Mornm umors Pafr1cla Barth, George • • a...... 1ce at 8 The pubhr 1s cordia Y 1n- w ship 10 30 BTU 6 P m g l:laumgardner, Carol Blaker, Vera tbe Tri·State Area Council. \ &UN.·MON. MAY 26, 27 1 Diebon pretent.ed the Scout K. WUiiam~, pastor. v1tcd to altend Readtng 100m with cuse, d h •Church of Chrlat 8ndbury '!d- Covert, Gene and Jeanette Crooks , · Sunctay Srhonl 9 so A M Mornlna: Rob1•rt W:~ g nn 'l'e1 r y Mnorc BI!TWEEN HEAVEN AND HELL worshtp 10 30; NYPS 6 30 p M : :~d~h:n!~~~~~~ ~~~~t~ tos~h~ ~::1~ Wild E:mersun pasior Bible ~hool Cline Dailey, Kay Daral, Sharo~ ~ast:a: r:y ~ 1''kiA. Hou~ F:vangt>lUitlc aervlce 7 30 r . M on Mondny f"Oil'l 2 to 4 P. M 9 30. Thurman Carsey sup! Morn Jones, John Ketchka, James Or- C ·• 1 01{ ~ n, err ggs, an (C tn enu:-;r opt• · '/ l'r tm 11 ul ~~r ) Wednesday cveoln• proy•r mecl h E 1 lng v.•onb1p 10 30, Chr 1 sti~n li nger. Sharon Roush, Stanley arS c er. In absentia ~e gave - a!SO·., ... Pint Baptist Churc • ut ~ n deavor 6 p E •r Saunrtcrs, Thomas Skinner Phrl· a coutmaater commLSslon to Jam f:. Mlt l'h,ll II!IM nw 1 1P Bowe In/! for the m1dweek and Tuesliq' St , Pomeroy Ralph C Zundel. 7 • m venmc servJce, lis Stanley ' , Georre Waaner, succeaaor of Har. 30 THE PEACEMAKER art~~':n of'~~:~.~~~:~·at'-r, Su~ pastor 9 30 11d- Comhmed service P~fan Ch~J~h S -.c 11 Sophomores Janice Asbury ri3,on 11 the leader or Troop ~. ,.._...o;...;;;;...._-_-_"-_..;.._;;;._~---. . ~rc w~:~~ria~ ~~~dy~e~~e:~~l ~ob Howard Ruppelt. Chu~~h ~er: Johd ~aco~ Thomaa rJ•~· · z~:nor::u::.Jth:b~'tleto~e ':~~~ New /rom tAt P.li1 o} CHARM Our Beloved Dead Know, Learn, vee 9 a. ~· "Diseovermg Ymlr ~ roo rr, Jenm(er anlela, Carl Murrq, JJ.• a Se~utmuter's to male your •ummer An more of 1 F.tc " Nurseh and Jumor Chureh NJew e~rl.r~ ~ ~~urch school 10 a NOTICI OF APPOINTMENT kel; and the Arrowhead honor deliRht.lt'' ';fool Todd's j;;riap aheer ' -t for l'hildren 11 no Communion • c r e, •upt. Admlnlttratol" award. He gave the Scouten' heiahlened -.Jth the pretlbrese of ~ ~(·n•lcl' • and !U gh! Hand of Fellow~~h b of ~;rht In Chrl•tl•n ••••.. af MlldrM M. Dant award to two d~p mother _ Mrs. ~ hlp fur nrw mcmhcrs 6 30 Youth ~ son e Rev 0 H Cll't. DecaH..t A. Fay Wilson and Mr8. Olen o. maqy pleat:e. Ia· Cobn-H!pl·Marx•l 8 meetmg Wwhu.> 5day, 7 30 Blbl(l 1 Yt hool 9 a. m .. Annie Moh Notice is herby g 1ven that Mannina: Harriaon. .SJai~·lwrty, .iO'iab<:d eottoD sheer with woven. &tripe• Study anr.l Prayer e Mormng worship broad- n . Webster whose Post Offlu Add· Scullin was the principal apeak· fil;otinR. Black on pink, hlue, yel!Gw or ~· m. ove-r Parkersburg rea IS Pome~oy National BaRk er. Toward the end ol.bls address Harrlaonvllle P,-.•byferl•n, Rev. s 1 0 Hal ph C Zundrl, Supply Putor ~· vcmna: worship 7.30 Btl,lldJng, Pomeroy, Ohio has been Scullin eaUed Dickson tot~ froni ~~18. - • ' 10 00 c ~1ur('h S<'hool, E C Flnlaw \, sday 7,30, Pra)'er meotln11 duly appointed as Admmlstrator and presented the Scoutmaster's Supt 8 00 P M '1\orahlp service of the Eatate ot Mildred M Darat key and certificates of completion ' and Mt mor1.LI Day Sermon, "The late or Route 2, Che 1h1re, Melg~ three yeara' training. This cer· • State of Our Departed Dead" I .l County, Ohio, <leeeued al110 went to the four Ftd&rattd Evangellc1I-Reformed. LIVING WITH GOD Dated thta 22ud daY ot May 193, . Scoutmasters whom Dickson hont>rcli hvtcrl.lD Church Pomeroy Rev R•v. Jolin H. llw.M John C Bac011 Waldo J BaJtels Pastor, Normall ltaelna Mtthedl&t Church Judge ol the Probate court KIIH'~, Clnmh School Supt 9 Ui We orten uae or hear the phrase (') rt Meiga County, Oh 1o M Sumtay church School, JO 211 "Livtng With God" But 1 wonder 11 2..,, (6) 1, 8, 3tc M~W~or~s~h~•p;;S~c~,· ~v~•·~··of~'gc~r~mgo~n~~~~~~ we really know what It means ''l'h1• Three ' R's" the ' One of the traRadles or our mod· For A Drink ern world ia that It is so super. fi,slal. We use pious phraaes which • LIGA~ NOTICB Office mean 110 little to us We Practice Of Delicious GEORGE SMITH, JR • wh01e laot our religion but It bas little mean known place of residence lnJ We know the words and Will Be Closed Chotolato Milk stories of the Bible but they have Beaver R. D. 2, In Beuer cou1nty and State of PennsylVania Ia 1 no power for us. Have you really takon your by notified that ANNA ' ijMITH hu 1 .1'~ ' Be Sure To 1 9x12 CbrlsUanity home trom church filed her petition 1111il'lst -him for divorce in Cue No 12.550 or the 1 'letw,,-.Y•.u? Is there any rellvance Common Pleas Court of Mela:a 1 Keep Plenty I' ' what tbe preacher says County, Otuo. and tbat aid e1e from the pulpit on Sunday and what you do every • da)' of the \'UI be tor hearin1 on rir at.ter the Ja The Refrigerator. week? II your religion a cloak ht day ol July, anli: thai O.ld d.. I which )'Ou on when you enter lendant is required to anawer th' same on or before tbe said Jst dl)' Tb~ Hoi,. the church then take off when of J~tly, 19&7 1 ANNA SMITH I ' ' ·. RST llOcall Newt Ill AdYei'ILIIDC ,I :;,o-~.u e • · In ClrculalloD ' ' • . entin~e " .' DeMet~.l'•f'r.e 1~01 r .. Hefti._•..... Are• . . N0.36 Pomeroy-Mlddlejl,prt, Oblo, Monday, Moy 27, 1967 BlNGLI e'Cellbratilli Thousan«ts Hail Jacket Nine During \Velcome Home Parade I Thousands of Meigs County baseball fans turned out Saturday afternoon to see Middleport's State Champion baseball team come hom'e'and be greeted with a mammoth P.,.ade and brief ceremonies at the ''T'' in their hame town. newly won giant state cham. Preoenlalion of the PlOD's trophy to of Schools Lee McComas bY Hibbs Js Renamed • Chairman Of MGM Scout District M'ddl Hi h J eport ,g AnnounceS FJ'nal Honor R 11 List ao Coaeh Nolan Swadbamel!" wu truo hlghhgbt of thb cenmony Coac..1 introdueetf Swarl:hamer fil~ each memtxr cf the team Mayor C 0. P1!!her offlelally welcomed the team and coae"!l home, IIYinr ~~ was "the rarest prlviJeee he had enjoyed in an his lile, to weleome holtle the state champ11 to .MII'Idleport " He noted that the Oc!caaion mart d the ftllt time in rhe history of Southeastern Ohto h1gh school athletics that a si.J~ chamPJDI'l ship had beeri won in anv sport 1 by a school 10 the counUea repreleflted tn the SEOAL. The eoach admitted hi~ b1g~e11t job In winnihg the Utle wa, IJ:eepmg up "the boys' b1th .n them11elvu." He was &o eonf1de.1l "':i::;;t!~~~:;', 1n tbe nna1s agatnst ~ Doyleatown dub that !I • 8I!U of elothing to B<IIJ.It;~; lt•lulm·l.,(.rtnals.. rully expect get a traditional "tluntlhg' ll.btlwet !'()Om as his re I l Fri-1 ..' I ! •I 1 ·-7 ' Glf E•: Rr• ;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;i;;;;;;.;;;.;;;;;;;:. J:d: ROOMS OF •r: ti $8.95 1 ERMONEPJYI"t"Ur4 INCLUDES LIVING ROOM . -., 1 MATTRESS 2 D•RESSER LAMPS ~ My DR. FRED R. WSEY BY E. W. PEOPLES. Tire pennanent SPRIN·G Ri.Lt-.-· ; HOW MUCH WOULD BURGLARY COS.Y YOU? lnV.stment by the bank stoekholden , , , capital and surplus; Clanned ' 'y ~affi . ' .' ,' \ ' .... Horti.l Worl: · of J,02t from mnc last yea1 's tp better 1year,t• b~ l . ..... N~ HobSOn tight Go Into ~peration Today f Pro.~~ecutot CGn~rvatlvo lllllllPIItllllt developed threqh )'ean of · banil!ll experlenca l . ' . ' Each dopt>lllt.or'tl, ieooant .... . I ' • eured up to $10.000 ll.Y tho Federal ~~ ·Wt,lrliiC8 Corporatliillo. . '\ 'I>A'Ir.Mi~NT and BALANCE FRI!IIi • Open Evening• lly Appolnlmenl I ., . FURNITURE ' ' •, Th~l PJOflftllliVI bank InVItee 1tltlr t:tmfklenee ud')'Otll' patfana&e. c ' j,.(!QN'VEI'IIJENIT TERMS- PAY' {IMALL DOWN . ~xpandc!.u~~s 1Cl~~ E~ Chapin~~: • ' 1 FRIGIDAIRE REFRIGERATOR • BREAK Jfumld · D.iys An"ORNEY (&) 18, ~6, (6l I, 8. 16, a2. 6tc BECAUSE OF ... ' Herbert • OurBanklc Drong KITCHEN 'r1 at the Athens w number oi transf•rer. '~ HoSpital She Mra. F. A whc preced· J MILK Legal N.otic:e SPRING 2 PILLOWS 1 9x12 RUG I GAS RANGE I 5 PIECE DINETTE I METAL CABINET '1 9x12 RUG • ~t;~,.j.l'~~~· nephew, f\1 -Marlon. Stop! June 2 thru June 8 1 Ct4EST fUfVI'o\Or present Is Mr~ of Racine, a niece home In recent • ELBERF.EL • BEDROOM 1 DRESSER I BED Pl'. PLEASA.NT, W. :Va UP-One person waa killed and e1gnt others were inJurtd "lfl a twn·ea"f collisJori" t5 milea easf of her.~ Sunday. Killed was !Mrs. Martha Dodd, about 50. of Ch-.rleJJtoa State PoiJc~ aa1d Mrs Dodd w. ' a passenger tn a rar dr1ven by J'ohn As8tff. 21. Charleston A5· sefrs w1fe, Jvy. 20, and aix·yea, old daughteT, Rebeffa were reported in good f0nd1hon at a South Charleston Hospital. State Policle satd the- otllu u .. inl"'::lved wq driven by James A. Byrd, 28, (tf Columbus, Ohio Byrd and b!.l !our pauengers were ta.keb to a GaU1poli.8, Ob1o hOJJ!Jital fov treatment 1 Tba four paRenrerJ were Jder.· tificd. ,.s Mn James Byrd, Zf, "*fe o( tbt d .. iver; Co.e'y l...inha·u li(, Nitro, W. Va ; Charles Mar;.~~·brr:• of Oolumbus, Darrell R. II 11. Nitro. BYrd 1nd Tuerelea!'led from the ~o~ others were report condition said the adldeJJt,; AliSeffs car • .,.. on raln·.soaked W tbe path or the Byrd :C FURNITURE 1 LIVING ROOM SUITE 2 STEP END TABLES 1 COCKTAIL TABLE 2 TABLE LAMPS RUG One Dead; &Hurt In Fatal Crash Near PL Pleasant •' • We pay 2% latot~" '1!!1 The F and ' MEMBER company', ' , Fln!!lll!tol '1 ...,. lroiit bor~ e~n't ·~t>Oo to :.Ou ., .:: jf l"'''l!ji"ptOIO<Itil bi', !nour,nco, .......,.bet, . t h' ,.l>lacem~l coat of yo,ur v•luablet ~IY bt> blfller now • • • ret full . ...., IKe hen. · • .. "· " . 'AT YOUR The river was1ralilnc \ steadily mornmg, b'!t even • if ·11resh ramstorms fail to arater•al· t,u It will be another , hours before most or cuees wlll be •ble to aet iiF side their homes to star,t clt&n.inlf out lhe shmy mud left by the flood. Thunderstorm activity, dumped a11 much as five~ lnclle'i af rain in south Elgin near Auatin etl northward lnta day and foreeutert Jame.t O'Brien sa11 beell noti(led the recently double nrning li.Jht& t~t efosaing were to be on. o«lclally for tbe first 12:01 today. a yclr was requind fro.o direct requests were and state a••· safety devices tc ~~~:~:: ,..~~~~~~ noi:Jd-spawnlng ultw.rd toto rain• the Dall.,.Fort Wor\b area and Tde.!idaY. ..., �, --- -- --- .- ,._,.. • 2--J>JIIIJ SenUnel, Pomeroy-Mid,dleport, 0., May 27, 1957 • -.·. - - -.. __......._~··-·'I!'II!!OJII'I .. ; ..;.:.,.! Daily Sentinel · Day Boo~ ~ SPECIAL DELiVERY '· T;-, : r ,.;i (;',t!:p' HaMOR GU.IT _J: - :..J ·--~~ ' .... - - -- - - I I · tllts. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. George Batey and daughter, ~~.J, Mr. and ltlr1. George Veifh, Middleport; Mr. and Mrs. .. \ _,oron --,...... "' .,.., ..... IIJIIIUII. •vllnltte 'lf,JIO; "* t2.SO: one montb. $1. Reynoldsburjl. !Jael. Inc.• at 110 14ecluml<: St.. Pomeroy, 0. "Bual.besa: .me. -~· ;Ill, ~rtern~a editorial otfl.ce pb011e 39'1. e.C..t SundiY by Tbe Olilb V!110!1 \ son. · · .,' · · TE~EVISIO"N G\hb~ ' , I •.. A TUESDAY' . ·~" · ~n;!'c ON Toitjy • Romper Room Tbf !'rice ~- )tiaht Ttiifh ot ,CO;DtetaueRees TiC Tac Dough It Could Be Current You / My I.Jttle Margie Tennessee Ernie • ...~ ij l ' 6:55 Sl@ On J. Hlorose· Show· · .M}., WSJJ. .-yv Chan,.el3 _. Monday · byw;a ..... lawn at ber bome Sunday alltr· Tbree .Gaited, 1baved mane and Haq:h Mdlillian wa1 a rece ••t A .on wu bon ree.~atly w pa~J ent in Pt. Ple11ant CliniC!. Ma. Florence Lauri of Wei~ llr. 1nd lin. Phlllip Olborn .. 1 bU!'•, W, va., Mr. and Mn. P1t the Mel,. General Holpital. Mill Irene Hall wat • vitltur Cri.ltine of Wbtt.enville, 0 .. were weekud ruHU of Mr. and )Irs. bere Suodar. · 1111 Club Ftltun a.M: (1) ,..., Yuletide, owoea D)' Gllrf 1101t; (2) Reven C-ll.o, owaed by B. W. Cl.ork; (3) Cluritr Ball, owned br Mr. and Ml'l- Vern Buck a.ad Debby Colr, (4) Noblet Au, owMd by Mr1. Fra.nk Bolllh and (I) Bel- Gur Barton of near Marietlt mead Boubon, owned by llrl. ft4)y were callin& on friend/ here Boll<(. . Woedftdday. Trail . Horoe CJ111: (!) Frror, Dwain DUrtt and famJly have OWllad by William CollinJ; (2} moved bere from CottlaevUJe to s ..olcy, owned by c. l!lnnJn,; (3) the pr...rty they bouD! of 0 . E. Prince of Obio, owned by I. Burke; Bailey. (4} kin1o owned by S. Mftka tnd (D) !'ill ¢ · Morsandlte, oWDod by son DII.INK ltOOTI.IGOIN~ W.-A. Mor&an. . FLORA.i..A, AIL UP-They're boolleufnJ ooda 1J6p here. Dl • IIEDIVtLLI t.ributon eUt off aupplie. ot soft The Blrtbday Club met Mond.ly driob la protett aplaat a 15 evenlna: at the home of Mn. eent-wur elty ta11, but -lhe' DeleD. Blake. 'ne tw~ meorbe1t dealeta' eoolert IOIDfbow bave ' Matinee in Partenbure Saturl!ay. Mn. Paul Scally was in Park· enburt S.turday. Mn. lem Powell and Moa. OPTOMUall'l: . ~. W. COMPTON, 0. D. . ... c..n lllrNt, •••.,.,. OHke a.... • te u. a·te 1. ca...,• N- • PORK & BEANS 8 ' ,......,, No. 300 cons HUNT'S Thea~ n_.,. . 3:00 .Qlletn ftlr a 3:4D Modern Romanoe1 \ 4:00 Comedv TUne .uo Up • Dtllwr · -C-OOMitl.- VAN CAM. ' , n :oo eutmf 2:00 Coli""" .. w....... · . l , uo T'nAtss•• Ernie *DRY CLEANING Bud Tl!nnant. Goldye Hart 1ttended the now. er tbow at th~ Cbancellar Hotel ------'- 7:00 ToiliiY 9:00 ~omper ROom · ., · t 10:00 .Tbe l'ri<e llllilfil, : ! '10:80 Thth Or con~:ueneet r 11 :00 Tie Ta~ DOUKii ' J'., ~ t 1:99 lt COUld Be You "• ·1:00 My Uttle Malgle ' \li:~~~~~j~~=l lin. Blak eate:rttlned the 1~pply1ll aummer, tu or no taL Eden Sunda)' !Jc!:bctol Clua on tb · triW would remain ln p\entUul Gii.i;OW1I~:~ (D) PIIJ' Boy, owat<l· b.Lfio11Un<e ' p ' I ....... - •f\1111, edit.OI'; June 1" Ket or Stake 'Rate: (1) D~ Mor., owned ttr Gerald Guthrie; (2) Ktna. ' MOton (Con.tinued li'om Pace Onl) owned by Shorty lleeb; (3) Billy, Bootie Todd: (4) Ullle JimiiiY, owat<l by O'!'nod by J._.. Slewllt: (41 .Rea. ·Lincll !'red Lewil ~d. AI)· Patt M11ker, oWned by J . Ba!;utnman apd (J) Spen- owned by M. D. ~bardltm. 'Danny Boy owned by J. Sbeetl. quiz Weltern PleUU{e Po.ny - 48" to. Pony Ha~nen Ptl" or "'oder: (1) 56'~:J~) Little Ctwnp, 'owned by D. Uttle Sun·•biae, · owned by. Gumnt~; (2) Pet, oJ Morgt.lldale, Sally HeUey; (2;) BOtton Blaekle, own~ by ltltlly llorDD; (3\ Utt1 0 owned b~ Paul Sw•qert: (3) Ultle San, owned G. ~tdhrie; (,4) La~y l(an, oWned by Sb.arqp Pllhbu,rr.; !loth, . H. Collen and. (3) (4) Bachelor Boy, o.wded I!J J. AI· Db:ie, Kelt)~ Zimmerman.. lensworth aild (&) Adm:lftl Peed, (1) BJdiJelor Boy, owned by Debby Meikl. Allensworth; (2)' Western Wortlae Hone: (1} Jim, by ' William CoWm; (2) Marilyil Wal· owned by , owned· by _Dinny Zltkle; , owned by (4) ,owned by Lyle HyHU; (4) owned by Mtry Darst AIICUDblJ _.... .u... ·--··· ·"' •.• • b .....S::~rtptlon rateo: Deuve.,by olln'li!r where sO·~tt,.. nek· one year in advanee at The n.n,. Sentinel oUice, monu.i, $7.80; ~ inontbt. SUM). By motor route whfr.· aviilablt: one montb Sl. B)">...nall one J'e&r S8; m mQntba. ".25: U.t'H' ·maaGI. OrTiiJe ·Min~ and four children, Awtrdl to tbo loUowlal DaUy &enUnel, Pomeroy-lllddlupori, O.,lby t'7,lts7-a CUbdollar 1nd llrl. H -: (1) Ill» ~nlr. Spencer. A til\ ntbiJl~e mana1ed to r~maJn fully 1tocted. Allen: (2) Lad!' and rtfrbbmena. eoocladed tbc JCIYor A. It Lurie • 11ld Wr by W. A. Mortan f\'tDID('I futlviU... Dorotbr Ia . lotrodueed Editor Uae ol lbe Gen.orol Pu.,... Gar· Shine, owned ~Y K .Zimm,ni\ID: den · ¥1l<tll!l wiU · pve control (4) Hot Toddy, .,...d by ~ wbo ,....ntt4 ~b!tb, M&Lotbloll, llothoxycbtor. Shop of Chuloaton, W. VL,' ilad t -•p01111 aad ~ l'rldQ' momillc ' LedJ. _ . , eelebnUn& birtls••S.,. were Mta. «10%) • Clou: ()) G,..P... llllicllon l:y tbe bLock Good ' Nllt SUD, o-.1 1>r Good rot r~nfUI and damoJ• by the Aerea Sllblea or Atllou: (2) ~Ia. • ...._lilrib'•, . - . •. eurr'""'or .-"2'" ' "'orkOf Stu_dents. ~':~ ..:~•.n~ ·~ o•:~n b~!~~~·~~ A ds .l ____1. . ' war .lVN211Dly ff::.::.··.:f~1~.:".~ ·~1~ ~'::bi~~":f'A.:.':"(Jf nr~=: ~,eettgQIZ"r IIICHARD I . DWIN- GINiltAL MoUIMIII , IIIYN~ I. GREENI- IDfTDl. ' ~ '' l'llllollll adverW!n, -niiU\'4, , BntiWlll'll:lldboD, lalt, - 1 LtmnltoD Ave;, New YoM. Clty, 111, N. Y. ·• ~tered 11 letODd c1a:s1 mamn1 Dllitttr' at thf ~ oU1pe It ~ • - ""~ndintrt:) .0. lfi.CII R. • ....IJn Th~ Daily Sentinel PEVOTBD TO INTERESTS OF ·MEIGS-~N' DB Pubu.Jied ever,. ' ' I . • ), David Oller w11 rueat ril. honor at a birthdiy dti'.u(er,.liven fund.ay by his wife. M'r. OUer received two decorated eakes among his ' • r ' CATSUp ·6 14oz. boHI's • $1.00 Moviettme EVANS 5:30 Cutoon• 5:45 Nelfs nddtlnes .t 6:00 Splnaeb Playhouse 6:30 Weatbercaat S~D DRESSING .... · · · .. · · · ·...... · · .... · pint jar 25c ~ ' FAnch'• S.lad Lloht .. ~~ ' Brown Sujar · · · · · · lb. box 15c 1 Mustanl ,. · · · · -· 9ez. jar 15c ' Twin~ -lc "*',...·_1oM on -inerJ kr1ft - PhMnht Amt~n or Pime,to - I slic:e DELMONICO Elbow Lont~hom · Heinz Relish · ··· .... -·· Both 63c Cracker iarrel 10 ot. pkg. 45c · · Vz lb. pkg. 29c Macmoni · · · · 16 oz. pkg. 21 c Sli~ed Cheese I ' DIXIE BELL - CRACKERS • • - - • • lb. box 23t: • ·, HOMOGENIZED INSICT AND DISEj\5~ . CON,TRQL RECOMMIHDA TIONS D1wld st~:~~:l ( ' .. '' . ' o. P1tholog•t and ltomologltt Field Cr~~p~ , . . a .Ornamant•l• Reg. 59e, wllb JOe oil •• / and l • f·~ ~ORANGE PREAA' .. • ··~~Kraft ":< t :· 1', · , 10 CIZ. pkg. 21c . '•. CHEUITS .)0 01. PW•· 29c 'uj\1 •kill·. ' '" / I ,_ w·Jr H ST~R BRAND ' ·r. , , . . EniD F, F. BrandL. Farm F~Sh Chlekeni TENtERIZED ~~s .:, ···~ ·: · l.b. 4?~ _· SKINLESS " ' . I . · -~-~-· . ;I . ' . ' ~. ··" ' · Paper Plates -· 4o count 49c Paper Cups · · · · 6 count 15c 8ond. .n - Pl-.,k: Forb & Spoons ·10 count 1Oc Crowt~ •rand 6 count _:_ 19c. Pl•tlc Cups .. 1' collnt ALUMINUM • 47~ • LAWN CltAIRS · · Each $4.91 Reyllolds Wrap ~-8ft. roll31_c ~ Wrap ·,, Only Wax Papa ·- 125ft. rol 25c Wutea . Sandwich lags · .. · Pkg. 1Oc Hep Aenlol - .. KIMMC D.lmier Napkjas , · · · BOx 27c KINGSfORD CHARCOAL Briqu~ ' \ · ifQMA)'Ci$ -TUIE · · : · · · ~ch· 29c • i .'' • .,. . ALL STORES OPEN UNTil; ltOL P.M. MAY !t • CLOSED ALL DAY THURSDAY '. S tb. lloe--49c ...... 10 lb. kg Lb. Only 7~ -.~ ( Full Str~g_ half - Sll\l'll average, sugar cured ~ ' \ . . ' . HlcMry Scorat CHARCOAL Ligllfer · · · · · · 10 oL can 9k .. SfORE tt00RS · · 25 ft. roll 33c Cut'ltlto Swifi's Premium ..., Fully Cooked I .. UAF.. LEniJG ······,· ·.- ·. 2 lb. 29c . -~· . LtNK SAUSAGE ··lb. 49c eiOri ... ) ~~a.-.. ., WHOI:I ; o,,~~~r ~- Emg~'- All meat-lib. cello paeklge FOR iiiMUNf1 Plt;IWICS f'IJN "' EAD' . I , , Emge - lib.' Carlon . .' .kddiO'·DicU ·i ' 4.te . BREASTS·· 6tc i& ·- WINGS •~29clb •.! . swUI ~ml;.,;- O~en Ready, no waste Buy'lbem by the.Jiieee • ~AL R l $ _Espec1ally selected foryour plonic · V..,. 0 L ·" .. · · ·· .... · lb • 49C I ' 12 · oz. Wll l.EGS .. · · · : .... " .. · .. ,: ·.. 59c lb. StONLESS WEINERS·.. ·.. · .. lb. 49c ~ny ' \ ' ! - ·FlO.ZEN LEMONADEi • 3 •6 o.z. cans .39¢ ' "jl Full shank ball - S!l'lall and lean ·/ ' ' ,910 lpe)t. Hart Bra11d - Kosher .• MINUTI!: MAID ·l!:mge , · ' 11:10 •• 18. ' . ·-~. SWEET P-ICKLES • • • • • Quart Jar 39¢ ' . 1 ' \· • • • 1f2 gallon 75¢ St.,.ft'( Olive• ······ ~~~rig~ jar' 49c: iJIHPicldes .. · ........ · .. .. Qt. 25c America's Lead•rs Know ... - · ' ' EV~J'4S·:· ICE , CREAM Arl ... • ' ' 81 Zlllt•Monu~ . .\ Who ,. -. ~.·~·~ DRINK · · · · · · · ·- ·· · · · · ··· · · -·-- · · ·· · · · · · · · 46 oL can 33c - lb. bag 49c < ... Peapte· . ' COOKIE.$ . • i· • 46¢ 1f2 gallon • ' Sunlhlne 'Black. W~lnul SMUCKEiS ICE CREA.M,ToPPING .. · ·.. · .... · .. · · ...... · ·· .. · 6 oz. jar 19c . :in • '' . _MARSHMALLOWS MU<klx. ' Rl!ODODENDRO'f BOR.fi:l. ~~ ~·t bores In ·the inner .~k and sapwood and branehea, , .. .J :!.. 1 ' ! · ' '• RQSI!; MliJDE'I'· This Is tbe time wlien I'O.!Iea sb()uld b!! card for very carefully. A diliecn.t 'Program for the eontrol of ni,ild,,~ and other dinaRs an 1 :~; 1'<!11!1 (mport<nt. FO)' th( eon, \'l'ol of mildew, 1 am rugaesting the use at Sulfur or Klratharie 0:- \. / • ICE TEA BLEND .. · .. ··•· · · · · · · · · · -· · · · ~ · .. ·· · -,. · ·· · · 8oz. pkg. 59c ' application' J{ ~~:~\:11:~: was u,add; Clll Ir~~;:~:~r j _cle~iled p the • EvanaOwn ALFA1.F A WEtM4 · Qama!J' ~ tn. the eastern cot~nty al\as ha-5 been severe and som~ farmen are e.xperientl'ng for the .fir.rt Umt the· llt!ed qf control. , In a cou.p l•ll of .fields, '!'.h~~,-1 , yjsiled in ahire Coupt~. the wievtl :doii!li1e exten~ive. Action, in of . MILK Quinn, Extenalon Pl•lil • �, --- -- --- .- ,._,.. • 2--J>JIIIJ SenUnel, Pomeroy-Mid,dleport, 0., May 27, 1957 • -.·. - - -.. __......._~··-·'I!'II!!OJII'I .. ; ..;.:.,.! Daily Sentinel · Day Boo~ ~ SPECIAL DELiVERY '· T;-, : r ,.;i (;',t!:p' HaMOR GU.IT _J: - :..J ·--~~ ' .... - - -- - - I I · tllts. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. George Batey and daughter, ~~.J, Mr. and ltlr1. George Veifh, Middleport; Mr. and Mrs. .. \ _,oron --,...... "' .,.., ..... IIJIIIUII. •vllnltte 'lf,JIO; "* t2.SO: one montb. $1. Reynoldsburjl. !Jael. Inc.• at 110 14ecluml<: St.. Pomeroy, 0. "Bual.besa: .me. -~· ;Ill, ~rtern~a editorial otfl.ce pb011e 39'1. e.C..t SundiY by Tbe Olilb V!110!1 \ son. · · .,' · · TE~EVISIO"N G\hb~ ' , I •.. A TUESDAY' . ·~" · ~n;!'c ON Toitjy • Romper Room Tbf !'rice ~- )tiaht Ttiifh ot ,CO;DtetaueRees TiC Tac Dough It Could Be Current You / My I.Jttle Margie Tennessee Ernie • ...~ ij l ' 6:55 Sl@ On J. Hlorose· Show· · .M}., WSJJ. .-yv Chan,.el3 _. Monday · byw;a ..... lawn at ber bome Sunday alltr· Tbree .Gaited, 1baved mane and Haq:h Mdlillian wa1 a rece ••t A .on wu bon ree.~atly w pa~J ent in Pt. Ple11ant CliniC!. Ma. Florence Lauri of Wei~ llr. 1nd lin. Phlllip Olborn .. 1 bU!'•, W, va., Mr. and Mn. P1t the Mel,. General Holpital. Mill Irene Hall wat • vitltur Cri.ltine of Wbtt.enville, 0 .. were weekud ruHU of Mr. and )Irs. bere Suodar. · 1111 Club Ftltun a.M: (1) ,..., Yuletide, owoea D)' Gllrf 1101t; (2) Reven C-ll.o, owaed by B. W. Cl.ork; (3) Cluritr Ball, owned br Mr. and Ml'l- Vern Buck a.ad Debby Colr, (4) Noblet Au, owMd by Mr1. Fra.nk Bolllh and (I) Bel- Gur Barton of near Marietlt mead Boubon, owned by llrl. ft4)y were callin& on friend/ here Boll<(. . Woedftdday. Trail . Horoe CJ111: (!) Frror, Dwain DUrtt and famJly have OWllad by William CollinJ; (2} moved bere from CottlaevUJe to s ..olcy, owned by c. l!lnnJn,; (3) the pr...rty they bouD! of 0 . E. Prince of Obio, owned by I. Burke; Bailey. (4} kin1o owned by S. Mftka tnd (D) !'ill ¢ · Morsandlte, oWDod by son DII.INK ltOOTI.IGOIN~ W.-A. Mor&an. . FLORA.i..A, AIL UP-They're boolleufnJ ooda 1J6p here. Dl • IIEDIVtLLI t.ributon eUt off aupplie. ot soft The Blrtbday Club met Mond.ly driob la protett aplaat a 15 evenlna: at the home of Mn. eent-wur elty ta11, but -lhe' DeleD. Blake. 'ne tw~ meorbe1t dealeta' eoolert IOIDfbow bave ' Matinee in Partenbure Saturl!ay. Mn. Paul Scally was in Park· enburt S.turday. Mn. lem Powell and Moa. OPTOMUall'l: . ~. W. COMPTON, 0. D. . ... c..n lllrNt, •••.,.,. OHke a.... • te u. a·te 1. ca...,• N- • PORK & BEANS 8 ' ,......,, No. 300 cons HUNT'S Thea~ n_.,. . 3:00 .Qlletn ftlr a 3:4D Modern Romanoe1 \ 4:00 Comedv TUne .uo Up • Dtllwr · -C-OOMitl.- VAN CAM. ' , n :oo eutmf 2:00 Coli""" .. w....... · . l , uo T'nAtss•• Ernie *DRY CLEANING Bud Tl!nnant. Goldye Hart 1ttended the now. er tbow at th~ Cbancellar Hotel ------'- 7:00 ToiliiY 9:00 ~omper ROom · ., · t 10:00 .Tbe l'ri<e llllilfil, : ! '10:80 Thth Or con~:ueneet r 11 :00 Tie Ta~ DOUKii ' J'., ~ t 1:99 lt COUld Be You "• ·1:00 My Uttle Malgle ' \li:~~~~~j~~=l lin. Blak eate:rttlned the 1~pply1ll aummer, tu or no taL Eden Sunda)' !Jc!:bctol Clua on tb · triW would remain ln p\entUul Gii.i;OW1I~:~ (D) PIIJ' Boy, owat<l· b.Lfio11Un<e ' p ' I ....... - •f\1111, edit.OI'; June 1" Ket or Stake 'Rate: (1) D~ Mor., owned ttr Gerald Guthrie; (2) Ktna. ' MOton (Con.tinued li'om Pace Onl) owned by Shorty lleeb; (3) Billy, Bootie Todd: (4) Ullle JimiiiY, owat<l by O'!'nod by J._.. Slewllt: (41 .Rea. ·Lincll !'red Lewil ~d. AI)· Patt M11ker, oWned by J . Ba!;utnman apd (J) Spen- owned by M. D. ~bardltm. 'Danny Boy owned by J. Sbeetl. quiz Weltern PleUU{e Po.ny - 48" to. Pony Ha~nen Ptl" or "'oder: (1) 56'~:J~) Little Ctwnp, 'owned by D. Uttle Sun·•biae, · owned by. Gumnt~; (2) Pet, oJ Morgt.lldale, Sally HeUey; (2;) BOtton Blaekle, own~ by ltltlly llorDD; (3\ Utt1 0 owned b~ Paul Sw•qert: (3) Ultle San, owned G. ~tdhrie; (,4) La~y l(an, oWned by Sb.arqp Pllhbu,rr.; !loth, . H. Collen and. (3) (4) Bachelor Boy, o.wded I!J J. AI· Db:ie, Kelt)~ Zimmerman.. lensworth aild (&) Adm:lftl Peed, (1) BJdiJelor Boy, owned by Debby Meikl. Allensworth; (2)' Western Wortlae Hone: (1} Jim, by ' William CoWm; (2) Marilyil Wal· owned by , owned· by _Dinny Zltkle; , owned by (4) ,owned by Lyle HyHU; (4) owned by Mtry Darst AIICUDblJ _.... .u... ·--··· ·"' •.• • b .....S::~rtptlon rateo: Deuve.,by olln'li!r where sO·~tt,.. nek· one year in advanee at The n.n,. Sentinel oUice, monu.i, $7.80; ~ inontbt. SUM). By motor route whfr.· aviilablt: one montb Sl. B)">...nall one J'e&r S8; m mQntba. ".25: U.t'H' ·maaGI. OrTiiJe ·Min~ and four children, Awtrdl to tbo loUowlal DaUy &enUnel, Pomeroy-lllddlupori, O.,lby t'7,lts7-a CUbdollar 1nd llrl. H -: (1) Ill» ~nlr. Spencer. A til\ ntbiJl~e mana1ed to r~maJn fully 1tocted. Allen: (2) Lad!' and rtfrbbmena. eoocladed tbc JCIYor A. It Lurie • 11ld Wr by W. A. Mortan f\'tDID('I futlviU... Dorotbr Ia . lotrodueed Editor Uae ol lbe Gen.orol Pu.,... Gar· Shine, owned ~Y K .Zimm,ni\ID: den · ¥1l<tll!l wiU · pve control (4) Hot Toddy, .,...d by ~ wbo ,....ntt4 ~b!tb, M&Lotbloll, llothoxycbtor. Shop of Chuloaton, W. VL,' ilad t -•p01111 aad ~ l'rldQ' momillc ' LedJ. _ . , eelebnUn& birtls••S.,. were Mta. «10%) • Clou: ()) G,..P... llllicllon l:y tbe bLock Good ' Nllt SUD, o-.1 1>r Good rot r~nfUI and damoJ• by the Aerea Sllblea or Atllou: (2) ~Ia. • ...._lilrib'•, . - . •. eurr'""'or .-"2'" ' "'orkOf Stu_dents. ~':~ ..:~•.n~ ·~ o•:~n b~!~~~·~~ A ds .l ____1. . ' war .lVN211Dly ff::.::.··.:f~1~.:".~ ·~1~ ~'::bi~~":f'A.:.':"(Jf nr~=: ~,eettgQIZ"r IIICHARD I . DWIN- GINiltAL MoUIMIII , IIIYN~ I. GREENI- IDfTDl. ' ~ '' l'llllollll adverW!n, -niiU\'4, , BntiWlll'll:lldboD, lalt, - 1 LtmnltoD Ave;, New YoM. Clty, 111, N. Y. ·• ~tered 11 letODd c1a:s1 mamn1 Dllitttr' at thf ~ oU1pe It ~ • - ""~ndintrt:) .0. lfi.CII R. • ....IJn Th~ Daily Sentinel PEVOTBD TO INTERESTS OF ·MEIGS-~N' DB Pubu.Jied ever,. ' ' I . • ), David Oller w11 rueat ril. honor at a birthdiy dti'.u(er,.liven fund.ay by his wife. M'r. OUer received two decorated eakes among his ' • r ' CATSUp ·6 14oz. boHI's • $1.00 Moviettme EVANS 5:30 Cutoon• 5:45 Nelfs nddtlnes .t 6:00 Splnaeb Playhouse 6:30 Weatbercaat S~D DRESSING .... · · · .. · · · ·...... · · .... · pint jar 25c ~ ' FAnch'• S.lad Lloht .. ~~ ' Brown Sujar · · · · · · lb. box 15c 1 Mustanl ,. · · · · -· 9ez. jar 15c ' Twin~ -lc "*',...·_1oM on -inerJ kr1ft - PhMnht Amt~n or Pime,to - I slic:e DELMONICO Elbow Lont~hom · Heinz Relish · ··· .... -·· Both 63c Cracker iarrel 10 ot. pkg. 45c · · Vz lb. pkg. 29c Macmoni · · · · 16 oz. pkg. 21 c Sli~ed Cheese I ' DIXIE BELL - CRACKERS • • - - • • lb. box 23t: • ·, HOMOGENIZED INSICT AND DISEj\5~ . CON,TRQL RECOMMIHDA TIONS D1wld st~:~~:l ( ' .. '' . ' o. P1tholog•t and ltomologltt Field Cr~~p~ , . . a .Ornamant•l• Reg. 59e, wllb JOe oil •• / and l • f·~ ~ORANGE PREAA' .. • ··~~Kraft ":< t :· 1', · , 10 CIZ. pkg. 21c . '•. CHEUITS .)0 01. PW•· 29c 'uj\1 •kill·. ' '" / I ,_ w·Jr H ST~R BRAND ' ·r. , , . . EniD F, F. BrandL. Farm F~Sh Chlekeni TENtERIZED ~~s .:, ···~ ·: · l.b. 4?~ _· SKINLESS " ' . I . · -~-~-· . ;I . ' . ' ~. ··" ' · Paper Plates -· 4o count 49c Paper Cups · · · · 6 count 15c 8ond. .n - Pl-.,k: Forb & Spoons ·10 count 1Oc Crowt~ •rand 6 count _:_ 19c. Pl•tlc Cups .. 1' collnt ALUMINUM • 47~ • LAWN CltAIRS · · Each $4.91 Reyllolds Wrap ~-8ft. roll31_c ~ Wrap ·,, Only Wax Papa ·- 125ft. rol 25c Wutea . Sandwich lags · .. · Pkg. 1Oc Hep Aenlol - .. KIMMC D.lmier Napkjas , · · · BOx 27c KINGSfORD CHARCOAL Briqu~ ' \ · ifQMA)'Ci$ -TUIE · · : · · · ~ch· 29c • i .'' • .,. . ALL STORES OPEN UNTil; ltOL P.M. MAY !t • CLOSED ALL DAY THURSDAY '. S tb. lloe--49c ...... 10 lb. kg Lb. Only 7~ -.~ ( Full Str~g_ half - Sll\l'll average, sugar cured ~ ' \ . . ' . HlcMry Scorat CHARCOAL Ligllfer · · · · · · 10 oL can 9k .. SfORE tt00RS · · 25 ft. roll 33c Cut'ltlto Swifi's Premium ..., Fully Cooked I .. UAF.. LEniJG ······,· ·.- ·. 2 lb. 29c . -~· . LtNK SAUSAGE ··lb. 49c eiOri ... ) ~~a.-.. ., WHOI:I ; o,,~~~r ~- Emg~'- All meat-lib. cello paeklge FOR iiiMUNf1 Plt;IWICS f'IJN "' EAD' . I , , Emge - lib.' Carlon . .' .kddiO'·DicU ·i ' 4.te . BREASTS·· 6tc i& ·- WINGS •~29clb •.! . swUI ~ml;.,;- O~en Ready, no waste Buy'lbem by the.Jiieee • ~AL R l $ _Espec1ally selected foryour plonic · V..,. 0 L ·" .. · · ·· .... · lb • 49C I ' 12 · oz. Wll l.EGS .. · · · : .... " .. · .. ,: ·.. 59c lb. StONLESS WEINERS·.. ·.. · .. lb. 49c ~ny ' \ ' ! - ·FlO.ZEN LEMONADEi • 3 •6 o.z. cans .39¢ ' "jl Full shank ball - S!l'lall and lean ·/ ' ' ,910 lpe)t. Hart Bra11d - Kosher .• MINUTI!: MAID ·l!:mge , · ' 11:10 •• 18. ' . ·-~. SWEET P-ICKLES • • • • • Quart Jar 39¢ ' . 1 ' \· • • • 1f2 gallon 75¢ St.,.ft'( Olive• ······ ~~~rig~ jar' 49c: iJIHPicldes .. · ........ · .. .. Qt. 25c America's Lead•rs Know ... - · ' ' EV~J'4S·:· ICE , CREAM Arl ... • ' ' 81 Zlllt•Monu~ . .\ Who ,. -. ~.·~·~ DRINK · · · · · · · ·- ·· · · · · ··· · · -·-- · · ·· · · · · · · · 46 oL can 33c - lb. bag 49c < ... Peapte· . ' COOKIE.$ . • i· • 46¢ 1f2 gallon • ' Sunlhlne 'Black. W~lnul SMUCKEiS ICE CREA.M,ToPPING .. · ·.. · .... · .. · · ...... · ·· .. · 6 oz. jar 19c . :in • '' . _MARSHMALLOWS MU<klx. ' Rl!ODODENDRO'f BOR.fi:l. ~~ ~·t bores In ·the inner .~k and sapwood and branehea, , .. .J :!.. 1 ' ! · ' '• RQSI!; MliJDE'I'· This Is tbe time wlien I'O.!Iea sb()uld b!! card for very carefully. A diliecn.t 'Program for the eontrol of ni,ild,,~ and other dinaRs an 1 :~; 1'<!11!1 (mport<nt. FO)' th( eon, \'l'ol of mildew, 1 am rugaesting the use at Sulfur or Klratharie 0:- \. / • ICE TEA BLEND .. · .. ··•· · · · · · · · · · -· · · · ~ · .. ·· · -,. · ·· · · 8oz. pkg. 59c ' application' J{ ~~:~\:11:~: was u,add; Clll Ir~~;:~:~r j _cle~iled p the • EvanaOwn ALFA1.F A WEtM4 · Qama!J' ~ tn. the eastern cot~nty al\as ha-5 been severe and som~ farmen are e.xperientl'ng for the .fir.rt Umt the· llt!ed qf control. , In a cou.p l•ll of .fields, '!'.h~~,-1 , yjsiled in ahire Coupt~. the wievtl :doii!li1e exten~ive. Action, in of . MILK Quinn, Extenalon Pl•lil • �' 0 0 -· ....... _ .... ....... ....,.H .r' "' '"'" ' • - J tl.DallySentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, May 27, 1957 Leaguers Open :J'uesday In - I It was a ptteherS' l'tty in . I Baseball next da)•? and the way go St. Louis 12 CJne 1- 811- " "' "' Monda'l'l ltr. . .'le Plt.:htn Brooklyn at Phlladl~phla mg:Jt -Drygdale 3·1 f y9 Robert8 3-ri rtneinnati at Milwaukf.'e nighf - KUppatein 1-3 v R Burdette 5-"? Chicago at St. LoUl! nlghtRush &!! vs McDaniel 2 2 " Tutthy'a Gamts Philadelphia at New York night Brooklyn ~t Pltbburgh mght Cincinnati at Milwaukee n1ght Chicago at St. Loula night Chicago . Cleveland" New York Bo.aton Detroit ind_y. 'l'h?Y had just cauBcd the .<~tartmg Pilcher to he pulled out Few small achool5 hnvl' two outstanduJg pit chers But Middlt•port did A n~ it could have hrf"u Lhe l"llnchf'r IY UNITED PRESs NA1'10NAL LEA""UE ., Cincinnati ~ ~ _Pt~. GS 20 1 2 .6 2 ~ 2 Brookly n 20 13 Milwaukee 1 .60B 21.'1Philadelphia 19 4 .5 76 3 1:! St Louis 15 18 .4e5 7 '· Nl'w York 15 20 429 'lit• 11 20 355 101 ' Chtcago Pitt sbu rgh 9 24 2'73 131 <.; Sunday'• R..ults Brooklyn 5 New York 3 C'inc~nnatJ 7 St. Louis 6 , 13 Philadelphia 5 h: 1 a e P ia 6 Pittsburgh 3, 2nd 1 00 ~~~tbdu~g~ ChlCllgo 7 Milwaukea 5. t at Chteae-o 5 Milwaukee 4, 2nd SattmJay•a R•sultt N"'w York 8. Brooklyn 7 Philadelphia 8 Plthbtlr"h 6 Mllw~mkee 7 Chicago 0• AMIRICAN Kanus C'lty LIAGUE w L Pd. G8 22 I) 710 20 13 .606 3 20 ta 606 3 19 17 .528 5 •' 17 18 .411/l 10 19 ,457 7 8 ' Rusty Wartlllley at Point Pleasant, struck out three T1ger!l He pitched to hts Dad, Rudney Wamsley, be· hind the plato.! Jn the oth'i'r game Ree'dsville was 5·0 over Rac.ne who was without the scn·ices of pitcher Larry "Littie Foozy" Wolfe, sidelined with: 8 physirHI dlsabtlity temporarlJy eRa eme hopes). Galllpoli!l, · seVenth team 111 the loop, ha,t a bye. HARD HITTI$RS Miller was racted lor 11 htts bY :Phtl Colllns club as three- ~Its _talfwd in the second, two ift the' thitd aiJd one in the , seventh. ·= · e Milch had a sinile and do le, Harvey Van Vranken hllo 1i i. George )'lfeSlielroad two.lloub!e'a l~d Jimmy joe Rem$1'ey two ilngles. For MlddleKdTt bob . A!bley: Ce}"brati"on ~-oluntoN he FIGHT POSTPONED- · - 1 PIHLADELPIIIA lll'- 1'1t•" Ph t adelphia E:lg l!·~ tod nv lHHwu-nl:"tl lhe st~,;m ng of two footbnlJ pl ,l.~' ro~ .,. ... Hank CIALwort If, any Lou~ , _uer had sin~lt!" and Hiller, Ll\V I tine 9lugger, .::ot a ahllle' lf9U· ble. Reynolds se nt reforct k·ee•et• r ~ •o ' their charts when 1M fa•ned J2 Middleporters t• n· fourth thr"u(h the seven'th' inoinl. He' was wltb Seveu -Aali...: •nd one hit batter Mlddle.,ort's run ~•""'e 0.• Mil. · "'' ,. 11• 1 , d b'1 1 :=ltedo1n ~hae \~r~afn~!~a.er Jiad Pomero,· got its first \h~ee 'iuns on llem!lley'.s si ngl~. Reynoldg' trJple, two errors, a sacrltice and two l'!rrors Two were added In the third on Nesselroad's double and 1 p 1 Baltimore . . 13 20 :m4 :JO:;.,., ~,..,,,~~~::~;~- I' l Washington 10 2R 203 ll 1 , · ' ·r:mtl· 11'- 'frlJl-igh '• Sunday'• R•tults Urotwc~·O·Jounrt ll g hlw eJ~ht Kan5llS City 3 Dl'lro•t 1 New Orlean 11 Rnlvh llupas ?f 1' Lll ' and Scrnph 1n Chicago 1 Cll'v<'laml O, Jst 10 In p Cl eve 1an d 4 Chtcago ::1. 2rul ' 1f 'r"r!n,ce h :l ~ b~~~~ pos'1,,t•rrt·,r ••u•1 un11 o' r 1 t~y "'Cht h<'<' Utt Boston Q Baltunorc n. l ~l nt :1 1•.1ris su ' . ~~· Boston ~ Baltlmor 1• 4 2nd ' bwny strJke Wash inallin 9 N('w York 7 l si EAGLES SIGN TWO ~£'W York 7 w.a .~hlu f'lnu il, 2nli '~ Saturday'& R•sultt Chl<'ago 4 C'lev~ l and n ~upport, a town was finding inning thC! range en 1in To th.eloKI:, 48 strikeouts, tleld With Hmdy the after !he second Doyles. his round outand 6·2. wa1kJ,out bunt tingle and an Bowles' tmng arm . Anything could Whaf actually happened was that have happened. he let Bowles wm ht.<; s<~me Fri. Was Swark right? day 10·0, After a fiOIIt game ruh. You can't a.gue wlth s.uecess, down by Ernie Biggs, Ohio state UniVersity tramer, Bowles (elt confident he could start 1lle next ~ tby, too "Since he wanted 1o do tt. 1 fContmued rrom Page One) could see no harm In le11mg him "My b1g job now is to 1 keep try,'' smd sw~<'kharner Saturda)' them from gettm g over con rt night arter the drdrr ious greeting dent," mus('d Swackhamer about the leam received upon 1ts arm•al the Athens scrap. home. ' Ttte ceremoll~' at the "T" W&~ "Actually,'' ~aid Swack, ''I arransed by Bob Mills and Curti~ wnsn't a b1L arratd of gmng with .Jenlr.inson of the Mid rllepo,·t llmd} ni l the way Satur·day ~n the BoosleJ·~· AssorultJo n, wllh tlw rl.n als On the re<'ord, you know, cooperall1n of Pohee Chief r.e 1•oy II ' dy d m wa s JU~t as goo a pitcher " Bartrurn , nd his staff the vol uh The pep per} Jacket catcher- leer fin.•mt·~ a nd emergenc} J.lltcher certamly proved the coach aquadm('n, police ~·e r y rlght. AI! lltndy d1d w111 1et traffr<' con lto\ , lhe P"meroy p,... Doylestown down wtth slx strike· li<!e De pill !ment. thr~ Sheriff ~ut~, :t couple of ~ickly drJbbler!' oflk~ and the Sta le Patrol back to the Jnflelrl and a laat-out popout lo Vogr Wayland in his Th~ Z!:' rklt1 l'Ninsfer Co., pro· thre-e-in ntng '''''' afl'l' Bowl'o,-w•• \'idNI a l:u·gl• tru ek upon Whlch t" relieved tn the ftfth Inning ue 1e:1m wall P1lice d at th e county Throuuh Bowie.' 10 .. , o'n nt· n·• tnlrgl'outJtis wlten: they arriv{' .1 • u he had been wobbly uHe h.td -walk· bY pre-arran geml:"nt tit ~ m 0 • , 1 '1. • 11 , .. ,. fan• 40 (.! -~ u .• ld( ( ,, d" 1 ed a man, a rare event for him, VI ]' , a nd Doyle.1town had gotte n to him many of Hwm ~ally eeke 1n gotd f(!~ three rum ln t he bottom or the and black si!·Pa mt•t·s werl' 'ln tb.ird, aJthouih all or them were hand to fnllow thE' caravan unearned. Pl'll'e truek~ (inMrlu1d<h1ng o1ne frcnn• 11 It probably ls a re o~on.fbly ~are omt•rov1 o eror ronrlusion that had J\.1Jddleport not 'l'llt• Pre~tl)n 1\1/Jtor Co , provid hud a !!eeond front -b ut• hurl er Jn e<l a Hl!i7 Pord C"Onvt"rllhle In Hind_y, they well might hnve lost which rnrit• Mayor F't.'lher an,r out In the gra nd pnw Jm agJDe Coach Swackhamer ahead of th' 1 the horror of Doylestown whl'n tea m Results ,..,.i wlid, °' ha nd until' , th1• dtroctmn of Sto· phen Co;1t~ onrl EddJe KitC"he',l. drnm m.Jiol·, mt'! lht• co t·avan on N S!'('OJHI Ave' ami led t'u.' truck t"mhl:lwncd wtth "The ( hamp s" to the "T" 'l'lwrr· d Wcfll('f lLu_ho SJ•rvi•(• lru r·k wu~ on hand w1th p portI Hh!t• mJrrophmH'. C'wstr•t 'l';ann e I hil l s port ~ l'd i1or Of The Dail~· s~nt mel , scr\'ed us masler 1lf e€remonll-'~ HI> Alsn present!' I Pnch membl'r · kwith nr . f of lhl-' 1('am large plmt u <1 tHe111re 111 e n n lhr team in Col umbus following thf'lr 10.0 Vlt'lnn• OVN Sn lcm L1 t·a l 111 th" fnt Hl~ or tht> l'f:'t;:J O!Ul lotH n.mwnt I-'l l(1av \l r ll!HI :\II" Swu{'khamer Htl.l Uw t·ntu·c f1 rsl team WNC spec:Jl\1 guests nt l\1r A1umn I htUJtlue I anu" d:HJce shottfy a1ter lhC' wr 1t'Ollll' a1 the "T " - -- - -- - - marow the Betz Funeral erv•"ces Held s t o~t," R.acm•v&ptol1·i«oan.. 't bpemn~ ! CARMEL 19 wat _ 82 Mrs cWar!es Price and daughter rmd u"''H', , · • 'Ruth, IQr Mt. Olive, visited .M-r. and Columbus · spent Mrs. DouglaS' Clrcle and famil)' on with Mn. Belle HUt. Friday , ' · Mr. and Mrs. Cllarlett Jl•hl)' /. Fli'ltel!ice and Mrs. Elsie Circle called .on Mr. and Mi'l. ch.,lei vlsi~ed Mrs. Katie Moore Sunday. Diehl and family, Subdty, . Jlne~ LH> and Mark Swepston Mra. Georgla l)ie1olllld tn. All'~ of t;:olLrinbu• are sPending two na Buek lpent an -~ft~boon with weeki W.itlt~ifr erandfarents, Mr. their b'rother Ed Ru~•. ADd wJfe ln'd l\frl. a· '. Lee. and Mr. Mu. -'iuaseb. Mr. and' Jit. Dean Brinker an-d Ebliil Marariet All\a\ Carleton ·and Warrea Ro.e . . SuJJDy evening I caU<eo Steve Jr., witlt Mr. a~ Mn~ 1:-vetett Ours •t f · speiit Sitilf. ·an..- anrl.ly o J!fbr~n. Ohio, brother Krll. ~ Cl~lf fa4.«l •• Wedne!tand Mrt. 4tY eVIIIJtnl rue.tl MJ. aM Tucker Pnint: ttulty Wamsley and spent several days with beT sister Rodney Wamsley. Mr .. and Mrs. Lou DiehL <~ .' J~~!ij~~~; -. \ ' . ·, ~25 • . ~~li~:y.yr Needs ' ; l.oon1 IIIGdl fo repbeemtnt for 11 1 .., hNI ~l'Mir ..... . ~- \ Wflr... Cl nriiii~M i M, to' pbat some 1.400 over OGnttHt i.s married aDd hu a faml\J or PQ!flm'Ou.th Area A!Omic four bo)'a. He eerned 1m Blehelor near bere. of Scienee and Medita\ Doetar d~ J grees at the University of Ver· ment. During World War U he was an •vlator in the U. S. Navy. Lareau 11 a Frtm:b name. It ia prono~nced u If the apellln1 were Lah-ro:w-, with the ·accent on the tecond ayllabl' Durin1 1952·53 Dr. Lare1u aervaa an interne- at the Mary FletHcJpital, which is the Ufll· Hospital at Vermont. From be hid mediaiJil nsJden- 1 the TIIIYer V. A. at Nashville, Teaneuee. was aenior reaiderrt and teee.b· .auoei.tt in Medicil)e at t•e G..,brland Hospital ..> JHUe1. •• IJ $150 • MINUTII VALLEY E. Mala "'- Ph011e 117 Bmell Ceytrj, Lo- ap 1o flOOD ... Sabjeello Prompt Appronl 1!4 JIIV, LV...1. oaciSU~PLY ~lllr It Our MoHo 8. h4 AYe. Middleport ·. :.f ' . -Come In and See Onr Large Selection of FREEZERS for The Bo..-e- ' i. ::' •• I .. . • ' ' ~-", '1• ·• BIQQE8T: · •• ' '• ' >~.•'~ . ..... •I . " , • . ' ; '! ; . . "' -; , ; '.' __ ...,. :1-.. . . ' . ,. r. ·- ~--~ ~. I ,! -~ ·-1 .\ • h -1 • ' !,,.--~ . • '' ·1~ ,', '' - ' •1· - .- ... .' \ ~ ~., ", ~ -, .~... ' • .J_ ' .,·;;,;..- .,.$le9 ·; :,.,.,~~·.· •\' 'f ~ . t ... "'( ~;- ' • ' ' ' .' ... . • \ t \,, '. .. .. Counll'l' C1o• .,..... See ., ... IMC~, .' ' I • • • I •. ' ;.. o.r_ 20 to 24 lb. - ~,. ·-~~- ········•·• • .' .. - ·e L inolill'tlt ~ . ....•............... ~...... ~ c:. Cauliflower .;.;.:2 :.~· \ Seleetlon! ' • 7 ···'·················· You . l I, '~ 11. ••'· lo "-11tction Peak ~ r " • • &INII'• • I Oc 'l•u 4.;a.~~. , I ~ B.fo,re ...i I ' 10 ... \ t ....................... ·······"I , Oiftjt f I'.M, ...a ll IlEAL. YALVE ' . closed · all. clo.y Memorial Day. Open ~ Fricfayw Sotwrday Nights . t- ' . de... ~~~... & '......·-,._ 2 ,. ..... . ................ ,,... ' . MODElL \ ·. .' ' -· In Ford history::: make' it possible . . .( for lis 10 give you the . best. decif of .the' ~JOe. . ~ Yout P6meroy Kroger Store will be ............::t.. ICe A lUilO ClU. FT. · a·· - .... ;...,... "!MMio : .;.;. STORE HOURS ·Tw~ ( Admiral ,_...2"".;;!" De •••••..•••••••••••'·n.f.l:69c ...;._.,,..a · ' ' \.ll\ country ••• the biggest solei .Vkciu 35C. 12 ... ...n Ofhleo · - HERE'S ANOTHER FREEZER .BY . btlg ....... .,. .... .2pkp..39c . ., .. ,,, . ~ . lit; 79c lb. ' Kr"'r. SOY• 5c .·Bun-s • Pork Chops. : c..~ m our............... ~······· 5 44c' Potted Meat~.~2~~19c · ••••••••••••••••••••• ' CU. FT. .. · · 53c lb. • Hytrtnll's f K-P ,/ Dt,ued. cana ••••••••••••••••••• ,,.... at lrtprl · -h Jl. 47C Trk u eys' ............ . No. 2 can ' Party Loaf Sandwich ' .. , '·f" :t ', ,, ' $399 ·fUllER . ., Golden Cont . Fl FREEZER I ' 1 .... ,,. lb• size 12olo ADMIRAL 20 9110 CU. FT. _ i Lb. 'Je· · A••~•'• 2 · 7c G •1.. P ·············-••i·······\ . 2 31c ·Giant . Sliced. \ ·' ' .•.~~r:~. ... :J ' ~ · Canned Picnics.A;.::s !. s2.99 ' l'aney JtoutlctgiChltkens ~~r~und leel. :'. ••• lb. 39c Wotlder Birds · · · · · .. ·· ' . . •\.'!.,'· ,L,~ ''~ .·,~ • ed Ha ' '• ,._ ~ ' ... ••,..;J ,.r -..\ ' J:, · · :~·,'If ' ,,. 0 . UP-Lotal A. ·W"lth all the center slices lefJ on. l •! ' e • ' ·' m~t offiCials or Uie eom Beap, who lett M¥aral montbl aa:o Umted Plant Gusd work~r• f1tf • · •. 1 to Jfractke in Coeot 'BUeb, Fti. America wDI vote thb week on a The workn.s returned to' wotli Dr. Lareau, wbo lJ thirty-three new ecmtraet with Goodyell' u~<ler a Tiilfl•H.artley I;, ... llliu~ yean of ase, wa1 born in Vermont, Atomic Corp .. o~raton ol ttw: lien May 15. endjng a 1trikoll by Full Shank 'Half ll CU. FT. ·'. f-"' and ' • · SM•ked J F.REEZER ,. ,, t;'(;i &A. 'file IW ' ·,· • A6 tbe hal ben in ptidiee for the part COWANY 300 w. Setood Bo"-"t: MoJ\.-Fri. 9...5; Sat. •I - 10:30 )- •r A "PANTRY DOOR" • 't - .,~~TE·A'·~AY 08SEI(VES '' /, '7r, • '. ' to $110 00 ;' COLLIN$ JEWELRY 0 . LlteJ,o al Ailmirlll . ••oson em the new kind of ~d l)r, o...fl~l ooaneed thlf Of The fiJIIIl tn1111o11 CMJ!Dr- 'j SfA'TI CHAMP$! . . 117 ,. on 1Rii o1ns FORroP VALur srAMps. - . .. • ! i•· C.atlnuetl from ,... ... fused to dkseua the uenda fl)r the IJ~ • mel-ely said the ·liinl held in Ch.! tat'"r than beton .U·,olar iame JL or tb! _PreRner&y ubc.of· 1 M.-nacement panel ou lilt iuue rtl.U"I to the applie&bfe Jatx.Jtade or policemen. ~114ent'l A1omit Tbe CalHpOIIJ Clink has .,. be JCinlf Feature ' ' PJIA; Shifl Of.Redl -lr"' h. AIOIIIIe • "orkers bas l'olned their staf-f. He will Vot This 1' k e lfeanwhn~. terve 1o Cllnie•• Department of p.an}· tM OU. Cftemlfll iiMi On Co year in Burliatton, Vermont eomet New ntr""l IAllimkhl Workers. Unionwith fedtil:alto lntetDJJ Jleltlclne. Or. Leruu, who Dr. t..ewie WA-Y, :::;:;:~. today settle t~ir \ · 1, )liJ ... •ltiiMtaN IRIII ., . - "m Vemon Oretnt, Jll'bO carr!e1 "n ''Brlnlinl Up ' F1ther" Cl'tlttd b. )' the late G~rJe MtN"amus. ltd Shapiro Pulltze~ prbe winner in poetry, , ptofeisor o( I:Ji(liah .. ~ the Univenliy ot Nebtalkl an l formerlY. edl~or off P<M~try Mara:Eine iJ a~beduJed at the featured lpeaker at one or the Wotbbop convoeatioWJ. , '- one. .-ma &JbJ. located on Ckillieot.be rw.c~. a.bhlf b.r the deeislon Memol'lo1 Blll'llngton, vermont, during tbe .. 19M-S8 ,..,. ond year of •,,' ~~.. Worbhop IP o un: · ' :, . :,Oft THE FRIEZ£R Cemolerv -, reY• medJeol ........, lralnlnf tu Nubrillo wu apo•t Wlll'kial Willi r~ latl.wli:a1 Ole cart 1111 of pMilaU rftl!iri41 J.Jotope trat-, wn aveed upon menL Hit tnhtin1 iMluded a Hvt'illl 4Dd one !111f boun co~ at OU: Ridge lnslitul4! of tile old contnrt expired. Nudur IWdlel. Dt. l.d:J.t.w and hill family wUI Tlat 10iat aanounetment 11ald reajde iD dae bOu~~; whidl tw been ..11 lMU~ had been resoh·ed u · ... ho _ Grl ooPI Both •Idea .,r...s lo 1 11 .,RUTI,AND ·FURNITURE •' . . . '. '!:he f~st selling pgce In IM' Gue»t ce.rtoonhrt at thl$ , ....f(iU~ DEP'T ' ' -~ • pubJi· CONS'iT THE Funeral !Grvices for Frank Betz were hc,ld Fl·iduy at the Ewing Chapel W1lh th~ Rev. c. !;. Hoyt ot.Uciating Burial was In the Mid dlepo•·t H.lli with Guy' Reynolds, Charles McElhinny , !:ugene French, Eugene HUbtrt, J<ltltri Kaufr, WIJII!Im Lowe ag pall b('arers. Ia or fieldl \ • We'l. ,matoh AnnoUO"..., AN~w ""' D""for To S•"f( "" 111 by a •talf o' •. ''{(.&jV, \ _oil ' TeaM * ga'me I Cong ratu lcations 'r Me•....• D•y "'hr·ee Po·meroy -, Laure -· } a· if.f Price Seen As Loose Factor and IJ waukee sravea, 7·5, ana t11e!CUIMI ltt•ins Flnt Pl-. made it a clean swel)p when Errtte Tbt:; cb.Ita~o Wfiltt SOx retained Banks' nmth - inniug Si'lllle 'pf&. their three &rip on fi{at dueed a ~ -4 vll'tory ln tbe · nlcht· place In the A:meriean l.eajue cap. when .they split with the Cltve14Jld_ lndians wltile ~be New Y~k Yaa. The two defeats were I bitter tees and Washln~ton Sen.ator1 dlBravea, wno dropped vided their pair. Billy P.ltrce out-- sco-•s RelniJV&s ancl rriend!l from nut Baltimore t2 Bo~t on 0 of 'town Included Mrs. Genevit•ve Ns fror'u 1ht! 3nl Armorrtl Dto·· Ward and son, Robert, Cnlumbu'; New York 8 WI!!IIID"Ion 1 · ~ sron in Germany, for mer f<~ord Mr and ~lr!l'. Harold Rutk and liOn, ~Knna:ns City :\ Deho!t 3 nlgh1 Man.a ......, Prah•bl• Pltch•n ham quarll:"rbaek Vmnie Drak" Roher! , New Coneord , R. E. Fu-r unr! Jtm flrf'lel", on end rrom ga1e, 1'. J. Fug1te. Huntin11ton; Kan~as City at fhirago nttthl -- Nort h Csll'olina Stat~' TE'Il('hel's Mrs Fulton Spcau and dlUibler ., OVA STANDlNGS Kllllnrr 1-3 vs Wlbnn S-1 l'oiJege who hlld a U'inl With lhl' W L Pet. GB South Slde; Mrs. Lucinda Dalnee, Cle\'t•land veoo:l:::".,-' ",..-B_r_o_w..:n:_'·:-ccc-·-·_· Pomeroy Or. nnd Mrs. lt. I!. Lamb, Rieltard 0 HJOO Carcin 4-1 V! all.nryDetroit 2·6 nlyh1 - C_l .. ·:-e~ " Reed, Mr and Mrs. William Lee llnrhronl o 1000 Ne •· Yul"k at Boston night Rochc~trr 16 23 410 7 ;1nd ~nns, Robert and Dick, Sally 1 0 \000 Kuck ~ 14 v~ Rrt"wer 62 ~1 nnlrc~J 14 22 380 71{. lleedsvil\o S1ewart, Columbus; Mrs. Ella StcwH!l<'lnr 0 1 ooo 1 Ballunol'c at Washlngton 2. Sund•v't R•tiJits llrt, :\-1r and MPs William Stewart r 1. Pleasa nt n 1 000 L lllght x-- Brown 1·2 11nd Johnson Toronto 3 Montreal 1, bt Gnllipoli!i; Mr. and Mrs. Limber( 0 1 000 1 Middleport 2·4 vs lf('rn undez ().O and Stchb~ Montreal I TOronto 0, 2nd Bush and son, Billy, Urbana, Mr. G<r lft po!Js 0 0 ()()I) 1 0-9 Hu t'falo 0 Hoch(•Ater 6, 1st and Mrs. Kenneth Dugan, Charles R•sultt Sunday x: -Fir~t game is en mplclion of Buffalo 8 Roche~ter 0, 2nd R Stewart, Daniel Stewart. .Eugene April 21 xamc suspendt'd by po.v- Ric hm ond 4 Mtaml 3, ltt Pomeroy 6 Middlep9rt 2 Stewart, Daylo n; Mr. and Mrs. Reedsvllle 5, Racine 0 • tr fallure . Mlanti at Richmond, 2nd, ppd rat, James Tucke-r, HaydenvUJe; Mrs ll~rlford 7, Pt. PleasBnt 1 T"•M•y's G•nMI Columbus 6 I-IRVIII) II 4. Jst Anne Bracken Bnd daughter, Mrs. tiallipo\ig, P. bye, Kansas City at Chlearo Havtna 1 Cn lmnbu s o, :lnd Burnetta Tinc her, Chlflleaten. Cleveland at Detroit AMIRICAN ASSOCIATION Gam11 N•xt S~nday Pomeroy nt Reedavllle Jrlew York at Boston Mmnoapolu 9 Wichita A. lsl INTERNATIONAL LllAGUI Mlnneapollfl 2 Wichita l, 2nd l't. Ph•a!lant at GalHpolls Racine at Hnrtford W L Pet. Gl Indtanupoli 11 14, St Paul 9, 1st 'uffalo . Mlddil'pori - Op('n , 20 13 .6DG ~'· rndlonap<llls at St. Paul 2nd ppd llchmand 23 1& .605 rain Toronto 21 14 600 Denver 12 Loui!tvllle 5, trt C:HAMP WALKER Mlama ... 19 18 !U4 3 Denver 8 Loul!ville 4, 2nti CJNCINNATI IW-~.Jli.mes Hew Columbus 17 2J 447 0% Chnrleslon Jp Omahn 6, tst son, Buffall), N Y, won the Na Havana 17 21 .447 , 511t Omaha 4 Charlc!Jton s, 2nd 1ional AAU 50.000.metcr 31 milcq yards wnli:lng ehamplonsh.p l;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;g;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;i;;;i;;;i;~.i,;=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;..lll2 Sunday In flve hours and six ni'mutes. John Denl, ~5. PlttsCOLUMBUS, 0. - A ro ...t( bqryh, was sctond r:fatry marketing &tucb' eoiduttlljt in efgbt Ohio cities b~ OIUO ~ftat~ STAR DIES Unlveralty's alltie\lUUrU\ •Q110o 1 CHICAGO UP--John O'Brl~n. mlcs department lntffcatt< thai 19, sophomore forward on the prke not neeeuarlly a major Loyoll of Chicago bafllnltblltll team f1etor ift milk conaumpfiOn. died Sunday of injuries suffered ~ntervieWers cheeked •hQ1U Saturday when hit automobile ~rashed with another car In :1 7500 conaumet't in Atro~. C1nton ClnclnnJtl, Clevet~nct Dlft<lll, I western IJUburb of Chicago. rronton, Tolelo' aitl Y"OIMO'Vft by telephone and houae-to-hou.:~ ~ RICORO INTACT INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. l]P- P ' ' ra l111 ln an effort to determine! Flahellty'l qu1Hfieation records what factors lnfiuenee milk eon. ' remained Intact todaY. 1;1\lt th ~ sumptlon and bow much inn . two novlt"ff pllols and 31 other enee tbet~e raeton have. dirlnt drivers wUl auern'pt to Younptown showed the hiJh· makt u~ for lpst time In the 500est per t!apllal mllk eonaumptl'on •'lft.re Year Canlldonee It lu11VIed" mlle Memorial Da) auto race. with ' l. !lot~ptei average per 'P ~"· li:. Jbla $t. Pomeroy ton per day altho ltll ' ,.-Ioe pre · SOR~!TY IN!T!ATI quart ol i.t.a cenll- a~t lh·• Miu Dort'<'n I.. Norrla, daugl!J. sam~ ~~ the ·P~iet.:. In Cle?eJ4nd ter or !ifr. an.c\ Mr,;. FerR; N'drrk (lD.~ centa) wber. daily per Of Route 1. R4clno. was initiated eapUa t!OIISUmptlon rwis .91~ rccrntl} into Phi Chl Delfa, Pre~· pin tiL byterlan sorority at Ohtp Univer '~ !lity A t'rcghnlln. Ml5.1 Norrls h- 6i lbo elilit o1!1es ~. • a Freshma n R e~Te!en l allve of Tronton ~ad tbe hiahest DriN ,'J'II!~ .~~IiW lrOliiOiill Day stallttc P1r17 Ml\1111!,.. Llndley Reata~ftcf 'Hall. • 2\!.'Ji ',onf,,a quarn and ~~~· e1t.> diUv. .per' capl{al con\ampi NIWLYWEDS SEPARATED thm (.783), wbne Afron, with the EMl-1E:TSBURG. lowa UPlowest price {17,0 tents I quart) N~wly·W('d fto'O'ert Thqmns, 2" bad an aVenfal ~ capita dally today !Kogan a prolon11etl scp11t.:~ ~o nsumptlon 4lf :tiSfl pints. Milk · . lion trom hi, lG-year-old bridl!. eonaumpUon of Da~on residents Thomu wat sen~netd to five ••'~ .abGUt the llfiW: 11 that or Years In the Ptate panltentlary Clevelanders, alth,oti!;h th~ Day~or breaklna and. enttrina. ton price wa1' • ~oent higher, Middleport High School ~I~~o;~~~~:.~~j~(: for Ted 1flu:newski's aehlftg baek. 13-S loss to whip. thti'"i;ju:l~';;;,j; ,........ 2n year-old Dtott druek O\lt P.{r.ates, 11.3 in the other "' ~ -11" slngi'El·Satne M~b of 15 aaraes. ' tlle Mil\. P. Stout voted for D'abney while Adkina j o.. u •. s Sunday (o- beat C. Keith ""nold voted for Keefer. ~, · tor appQlirt'ment M a Deadline new member by the board wu Saturday, The appointment will , a~d ~nie Myer. run until the primary' eleetlon m ~:f~"~! dr;.,.;;; hlfed were An- Au,gugt o! 19MIII Emmanual Weara, a{cCdy. The board offiei•Uy accepte-d the • new Wahama gymnasium-auditoh· I urn pen(Ung apyroval by the areh1· Continued from ,... OM teet and the federaJ engineer. The books, 3) busine-5s · pflages 1 o! buildina was constructed at a cost newspaPers anc:l~ yearbooks; .C) cit $178,BM.75 eti-)us1ye or arcbl. and adVulng bf mimeo· t~t'a feis and equipment ip_cludnewspapers; 5) editJntf I ttWtti Frl"dav May 24 .,: ~ ~' Schultz and Mrl. Mrs.~ ~~~~~~::~::.~;;;~~~~ In Milk Use: I [ t c .. Dabney ·of Hanntn Dlitrict on thei ru tetlve Friday JUiht whUe llobert AJ.tln• r P nommated Earl Keefer' of J..etart. cations. Rookie Dick Drott lJ makinl (Ood, for the Chicago Cubs but be the couldn 't be a bige-e-r hero 'ln his beat tile New YO'rk <;~r.''~~~=:, l ntive Cincinnati Loday if he had take ov~ &Hond. _, jlJst discovered a magic enr.e -all • pbla PhJllies bounte ii~i~ Meager - i'tporf.s Of th. g.ame Iiiled t6 show #bat hapPened iri bl ~ d '11 ~th 1 E! 11: " :"e 5Yl eo, .......... : n k1l when a!l runtr Were ,seoft'd. , arry Taylor, for Racine, pltebe4. treat- ball u11fU li~ coittt'ol l~fl ~bnitr Circle 1nd .aon Clrl ' and him. Walks p~ a eoliple of sin· lfr~ 4f!.ct Mn. tmory andi lles netttd ~flv~ ~unil. , tf,j\li}Ue~. Addi'f. ,' Dkk spencer .,.11 _ pmo11 chable Mn Lllt,arl t:iaelltei" .ud aon for K·ed~vHit•nd a'ifder!IOU lli1J4'r C6011,' of P~er())' called On 'Alt: ...,,, t""'"· • Mra. uj' Iaa C'~l d I . w n ·~.., · an.,. '"'e lfti amLIN I· 11 1 .w.. "' "' Y ODII! day ast ~k. ltfltd!llviUe ~~ 8 :40 R 1 000 ~ .f 2 . - "' ae n~~t Batttil'lel: R~dsvU.~. 9Pf!'eer . (WP), &ii!ldenon {7) ~ VJrtll Spencer. ~eine, TayloJI (i.P); P.o_wo ...._ JetirDf.W eU (7) and McNickle. W)r1tt Sthaefer and eon, David. Mlddiepuit 001000100..:..255 or Mt. VerDon spent tlie week cod Pomeroy , 032 OOD IOx-6 11 3 with hJ!I parentlf Mr. and Mrs. NorBatteriel!l :M'ld'dleport, Mtller and ma n Sr:!haefer. Call. Stobatt (3). Pomeroy· ReyMr. and Mrs. \Bill Jacobs and nold1 and Neaelroad, Jeffers (8) 1 two o.!bildren of ColUmbus spen1 Hartford 200 410 000-7 12 0 the week end With ber patents, Pt. Pleasant 000 010 000--1 3 1 Mr and Mrs. Pearl Jacobs. th .. · ,_ the: -St. Louia Sox victory before reUief ace RJy in- ~~=~~~~as~t!h!e~f~ro;n:t"\:ru:•:·Fd~ue!l1ed~B~u!d~D!a;lley~C~or~a~l~.O~Wh~l~le~~~~3~ on Pltcher Hat Narleskl slo!)ped Chic•"· u ; and Mana.ger Henderson is w~tiqg the ar~ival of Wayne Austin and Denny Wedge, both oul!Jt~ndlng colleglate pitchers and fine hit-· te 1 r · R 1 J alced R d 111 "'. ""nk • · Bald ' B ld . ee sv e JU ma,n, y a . enon camt:: on h\ tJf &e'Yet!.th in: nlng to relieve ltft;i Si):enteT and sllut out the fterti S'a7~:fliltoft Wolf.- ·.tr .• crew 5-o. · The: pr')fe'lshlftl). a~'uaftnt lobs his slid'ln~ aiufE '"Jn JOn~ eno ugh to rnati lti a Iii~, tbeft whizzt!l one thf~ aMi "OJIPI, you're By . UnltM Pres5 u 1upervlaed ques. lnotl'u<lou tollolstlnJ · Cl Ool'• How~~;rd Schul~ nomlna ri J ame1 ally reeoa:nJ~d authorl"et 1 •11 DRO'IT IS MAN -OF H()UR IN REDS' TOQ:· Wins; Hesson, Reynolds, Miller Hot SPORTS. board. Knocks 011 Braves • .,,.,...,I Gallipolis a· . and adv!Jint of offoot ·~~:: 1 That obloetloo wa The board wu deadloebd to '"' t) pllototnphr .. d 1) wile• tl>o a.dloja alfOOII to olol!t ¥oUna: lot • repLAUment for J'red TV journ.U... to Nh' York. lbiJ infe!I'2DM SadndeTI on the boll'4. BteaQH of ..U a pan of thtlr tralnhse. IIOUtct: Mid. tbe f1e vote in Prlday nlPt'l 11tudent1 pullllit lhtir ofl Dtw .... 'rneetln,, the Statt SijperiDWndent papers, utilirlJit three dll'!erc;.l ' or &booll, Virall Bobrboua:ta wiU println1 ' prCK:eaet.. Their wort IDJC appoint the filth ~emb<er of tbe 1tndudlna Jettures, la!ll and trlti· lnt bloO<IMn. '• ' the ' Bob Wtlson . A filial run in the oJ)E'nmg round of th~ Ohio Valley seventh came on an error, a walt Association baseball leagUe sched- and Hem~:~ley's !1ngle. ule Sunduy n four p 1tche!'s in two TlKKEII: Hl'PS OM dta.oad~ games rtruck out a gnnd total of Harttonl started off at once. In By f'ltPI Tunn•hlll 48 batters. , t he fltst inni-ng Gerald €larlr was Friday evening, May 31st, ._ ihe Sterhng performant'C:'!I were glv· safe o-n an error and his Luther senators take on the Yanks on Coach Nolan Swackhamer had a tough decision to make last en by. G<'ne Hcllson of ttr~ Hart- Tueker hit a home !"n. The 'Piger~ Diamond No. 2 and the Indians Friday ab 1 10 3S H' M1dd 1 k ford 'figcra who opened aga~st Pt. added tour mor~ in the fourth r· y ou : a.m JS , eport e11 ow Jac ets had Pleasant. He won his' game 7·1 and singles by Bub SUverg ~t,nd Wlll u meet the Red Sox on No 1 A e-omplete schedule for the JUSt latd the wood on Salem Locals pttchmg for a total of nme fannl"d 17 ot Hmdu Henderson's Dudding, a doubte- by Rus~ Roush, a ~alk to l{eU()n and one hit batsaeason, ertending throu8h July 26, runs to none for the opposition at that point in the game--.- the boys will 'be published Tuesday fourth inning-----and the question was: man (Clark), Manager of the ma}or LJtlle 1. S hould he pull Jim Bowles off the mound let Dave HinIn Pomeroy Ruey "Big Chier• Three singles_In the fjfth .by League clubs are Senators, Kal d em· h d h . S • ReynoiW subdued Mtddleport's Hesgon Bob' Oliver and Duddmg 8 Y IS up, an save ow 1es 1or t e btg one aturday? . Mick{'y Mill er and hts c~yb with plated inother. Hmdy; Yanke&~ , Frank B. (llack) 2. Or s hould he have Bowles go al l the way, Jetting htm last another 17 strikeouts ttowever, 1 Wilson; Indians. Woody Cfli and as long as he could the next , then come with Hiody'! 1 Miller fanned 11 Pomeroyans htm. Point Pleasa~t got one home in Red Sox, Pete Kloes , 3. Or shoul d he let Bowles go Mtdd\eport didn't score a r un seU but suffered from live erro rs the fiftb On two ol Heason's nine ' ~s·en ~ .~ Four OVA Pit,hers ·Fan 48-tn· Hartford, Pomerov, Reedsville Take DESK tl.· t. ~"t!ten ¥•Jor Uttle League •• ,,,._.. ,,. · Jens Tues~y, May 28 "' anb playing 'tbe Indian s , nn '' " .1d No. 1 and the Red Sox hiW.!Dg .ae Senators 4" tbe l!et'ond -- I' Tlae Daily Sentinel Middleport Play - �' 0 0 -· ....... _ .... ....... ....,.H .r' "' '"'" ' • - J tl.DallySentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, May 27, 1957 Leaguers Open :J'uesday In - I It was a ptteherS' l'tty in . I Baseball next da)•? and the way go St. Louis 12 CJne 1- 811- " "' "' Monda'l'l ltr. . .'le Plt.:htn Brooklyn at Phlladl~phla mg:Jt -Drygdale 3·1 f y9 Robert8 3-ri rtneinnati at Milwaukf.'e nighf - KUppatein 1-3 v R Burdette 5-"? Chicago at St. LoUl! nlghtRush &!! vs McDaniel 2 2 " Tutthy'a Gamts Philadelphia at New York night Brooklyn ~t Pltbburgh mght Cincinnati at Milwaukee n1ght Chicago at St. Loula night Chicago . Cleveland" New York Bo.aton Detroit ind_y. 'l'h?Y had just cauBcd the .<~tartmg Pilcher to he pulled out Few small achool5 hnvl' two outstanduJg pit chers But Middlt•port did A n~ it could have hrf"u Lhe l"llnchf'r IY UNITED PRESs NA1'10NAL LEA""UE ., Cincinnati ~ ~ _Pt~. GS 20 1 2 .6 2 ~ 2 Brookly n 20 13 Milwaukee 1 .60B 21.'1Philadelphia 19 4 .5 76 3 1:! St Louis 15 18 .4e5 7 '· Nl'w York 15 20 429 'lit• 11 20 355 101 ' Chtcago Pitt sbu rgh 9 24 2'73 131 <.; Sunday'• R..ults Brooklyn 5 New York 3 C'inc~nnatJ 7 St. Louis 6 , 13 Philadelphia 5 h: 1 a e P ia 6 Pittsburgh 3, 2nd 1 00 ~~~tbdu~g~ ChlCllgo 7 Milwaukea 5. t at Chteae-o 5 Milwaukee 4, 2nd SattmJay•a R•sultt N"'w York 8. Brooklyn 7 Philadelphia 8 Plthbtlr"h 6 Mllw~mkee 7 Chicago 0• AMIRICAN Kanus C'lty LIAGUE w L Pd. G8 22 I) 710 20 13 .606 3 20 ta 606 3 19 17 .528 5 •' 17 18 .411/l 10 19 ,457 7 8 ' Rusty Wartlllley at Point Pleasant, struck out three T1ger!l He pitched to hts Dad, Rudney Wamsley, be· hind the plato.! Jn the oth'i'r game Ree'dsville was 5·0 over Rac.ne who was without the scn·ices of pitcher Larry "Littie Foozy" Wolfe, sidelined with: 8 physirHI dlsabtlity temporarlJy eRa eme hopes). Galllpoli!l, · seVenth team 111 the loop, ha,t a bye. HARD HITTI$RS Miller was racted lor 11 htts bY :Phtl Colllns club as three- ~Its _talfwd in the second, two ift the' thitd aiJd one in the , seventh. ·= · e Milch had a sinile and do le, Harvey Van Vranken hllo 1i i. George )'lfeSlielroad two.lloub!e'a l~d Jimmy joe Rem$1'ey two ilngles. For MlddleKdTt bob . A!bley: Ce}"brati"on ~-oluntoN he FIGHT POSTPONED- · - 1 PIHLADELPIIIA lll'- 1'1t•" Ph t adelphia E:lg l!·~ tod nv lHHwu-nl:"tl lhe st~,;m ng of two footbnlJ pl ,l.~' ro~ .,. ... Hank CIALwort If, any Lou~ , _uer had sin~lt!" and Hiller, Ll\V I tine 9lugger, .::ot a ahllle' lf9U· ble. Reynolds se nt reforct k·ee•et• r ~ •o ' their charts when 1M fa•ned J2 Middleporters t• n· fourth thr"u(h the seven'th' inoinl. He' was wltb Seveu -Aali...: •nd one hit batter Mlddle.,ort's run ~•""'e 0.• Mil. · "'' ,. 11• 1 , d b'1 1 :=ltedo1n ~hae \~r~afn~!~a.er Jiad Pomero,· got its first \h~ee 'iuns on llem!lley'.s si ngl~. Reynoldg' trJple, two errors, a sacrltice and two l'!rrors Two were added In the third on Nesselroad's double and 1 p 1 Baltimore . . 13 20 :m4 :JO:;.,., ~,..,,,~~~::~;~- I' l Washington 10 2R 203 ll 1 , · ' ·r:mtl· 11'- 'frlJl-igh '• Sunday'• R•tults Urotwc~·O·Jounrt ll g hlw eJ~ht Kan5llS City 3 Dl'lro•t 1 New Orlean 11 Rnlvh llupas ?f 1' Lll ' and Scrnph 1n Chicago 1 Cll'v<'laml O, Jst 10 In p Cl eve 1an d 4 Chtcago ::1. 2rul ' 1f 'r"r!n,ce h :l ~ b~~~~ pos'1,,t•rrt·,r ••u•1 un11 o' r 1 t~y "'Cht h<'<' Utt Boston Q Baltunorc n. l ~l nt :1 1•.1ris su ' . ~~· Boston ~ Baltlmor 1• 4 2nd ' bwny strJke Wash inallin 9 N('w York 7 l si EAGLES SIGN TWO ~£'W York 7 w.a .~hlu f'lnu il, 2nli '~ Saturday'& R•sultt Chl<'ago 4 C'lev~ l and n ~upport, a town was finding inning thC! range en 1in To th.eloKI:, 48 strikeouts, tleld With Hmdy the after !he second Doyles. his round outand 6·2. wa1kJ,out bunt tingle and an Bowles' tmng arm . Anything could Whaf actually happened was that have happened. he let Bowles wm ht.<; s<~me Fri. Was Swark right? day 10·0, After a fiOIIt game ruh. You can't a.gue wlth s.uecess, down by Ernie Biggs, Ohio state UniVersity tramer, Bowles (elt confident he could start 1lle next ~ tby, too "Since he wanted 1o do tt. 1 fContmued rrom Page One) could see no harm In le11mg him "My b1g job now is to 1 keep try,'' smd sw~<'kharner Saturda)' them from gettm g over con rt night arter the drdrr ious greeting dent," mus('d Swackhamer about the leam received upon 1ts arm•al the Athens scrap. home. ' Ttte ceremoll~' at the "T" W&~ "Actually,'' ~aid Swack, ''I arransed by Bob Mills and Curti~ wnsn't a b1L arratd of gmng with .Jenlr.inson of the Mid rllepo,·t llmd} ni l the way Satur·day ~n the BoosleJ·~· AssorultJo n, wllh tlw rl.n als On the re<'ord, you know, cooperall1n of Pohee Chief r.e 1•oy II ' dy d m wa s JU~t as goo a pitcher " Bartrurn , nd his staff the vol uh The pep per} Jacket catcher- leer fin.•mt·~ a nd emergenc} J.lltcher certamly proved the coach aquadm('n, police ~·e r y rlght. AI! lltndy d1d w111 1et traffr<' con lto\ , lhe P"meroy p,... Doylestown down wtth slx strike· li<!e De pill !ment. thr~ Sheriff ~ut~, :t couple of ~ickly drJbbler!' oflk~ and the Sta le Patrol back to the Jnflelrl and a laat-out popout lo Vogr Wayland in his Th~ Z!:' rklt1 l'Ninsfer Co., pro· thre-e-in ntng '''''' afl'l' Bowl'o,-w•• \'idNI a l:u·gl• tru ek upon Whlch t" relieved tn the ftfth Inning ue 1e:1m wall P1lice d at th e county Throuuh Bowie.' 10 .. , o'n nt· n·• tnlrgl'outJtis wlten: they arriv{' .1 • u he had been wobbly uHe h.td -walk· bY pre-arran geml:"nt tit ~ m 0 • , 1 '1. • 11 , .. ,. fan• 40 (.! -~ u .• ld( ( ,, d" 1 ed a man, a rare event for him, VI ]' , a nd Doyle.1town had gotte n to him many of Hwm ~ally eeke 1n gotd f(!~ three rum ln t he bottom or the and black si!·Pa mt•t·s werl' 'ln tb.ird, aJthouih all or them were hand to fnllow thE' caravan unearned. Pl'll'e truek~ (inMrlu1d<h1ng o1ne frcnn• 11 It probably ls a re o~on.fbly ~are omt•rov1 o eror ronrlusion that had J\.1Jddleport not 'l'llt• Pre~tl)n 1\1/Jtor Co , provid hud a !!eeond front -b ut• hurl er Jn e<l a Hl!i7 Pord C"Onvt"rllhle In Hind_y, they well might hnve lost which rnrit• Mayor F't.'lher an,r out In the gra nd pnw Jm agJDe Coach Swackhamer ahead of th' 1 the horror of Doylestown whl'n tea m Results ,..,.i wlid, °' ha nd until' , th1• dtroctmn of Sto· phen Co;1t~ onrl EddJe KitC"he',l. drnm m.Jiol·, mt'! lht• co t·avan on N S!'('OJHI Ave' ami led t'u.' truck t"mhl:lwncd wtth "The ( hamp s" to the "T" 'l'lwrr· d Wcfll('f lLu_ho SJ•rvi•(• lru r·k wu~ on hand w1th p portI Hh!t• mJrrophmH'. C'wstr•t 'l';ann e I hil l s port ~ l'd i1or Of The Dail~· s~nt mel , scr\'ed us masler 1lf e€remonll-'~ HI> Alsn present!' I Pnch membl'r · kwith nr . f of lhl-' 1('am large plmt u <1 tHe111re 111 e n n lhr team in Col umbus following thf'lr 10.0 Vlt'lnn• OVN Sn lcm L1 t·a l 111 th" fnt Hl~ or tht> l'f:'t;:J O!Ul lotH n.mwnt I-'l l(1av \l r ll!HI :\II" Swu{'khamer Htl.l Uw t·ntu·c f1 rsl team WNC spec:Jl\1 guests nt l\1r A1umn I htUJtlue I anu" d:HJce shottfy a1ter lhC' wr 1t'Ollll' a1 the "T " - -- - -- - - marow the Betz Funeral erv•"ces Held s t o~t," R.acm•v&ptol1·i«oan.. 't bpemn~ ! CARMEL 19 wat _ 82 Mrs cWar!es Price and daughter rmd u"''H', , · • 'Ruth, IQr Mt. Olive, visited .M-r. and Columbus · spent Mrs. DouglaS' Clrcle and famil)' on with Mn. Belle HUt. Friday , ' · Mr. and Mrs. Cllarlett Jl•hl)' /. Fli'ltel!ice and Mrs. Elsie Circle called .on Mr. and Mi'l. ch.,lei vlsi~ed Mrs. Katie Moore Sunday. Diehl and family, Subdty, . Jlne~ LH> and Mark Swepston Mra. Georgla l)ie1olllld tn. All'~ of t;:olLrinbu• are sPending two na Buek lpent an -~ft~boon with weeki W.itlt~ifr erandfarents, Mr. their b'rother Ed Ru~•. ADd wJfe ln'd l\frl. a· '. Lee. and Mr. Mu. -'iuaseb. Mr. and' Jit. Dean Brinker an-d Ebliil Marariet All\a\ Carleton ·and Warrea Ro.e . . SuJJDy evening I caU<eo Steve Jr., witlt Mr. a~ Mn~ 1:-vetett Ours •t f · speiit Sitilf. ·an..- anrl.ly o J!fbr~n. Ohio, brother Krll. ~ Cl~lf fa4.«l •• Wedne!tand Mrt. 4tY eVIIIJtnl rue.tl MJ. aM Tucker Pnint: ttulty Wamsley and spent several days with beT sister Rodney Wamsley. Mr .. and Mrs. Lou DiehL <~ .' J~~!ij~~~; -. \ ' . ·, ~25 • . ~~li~:y.yr Needs ' ; l.oon1 IIIGdl fo repbeemtnt for 11 1 .., hNI ~l'Mir ..... . ~- \ Wflr... Cl nriiii~M i M, to' pbat some 1.400 over OGnttHt i.s married aDd hu a faml\J or PQ!flm'Ou.th Area A!Omic four bo)'a. He eerned 1m Blehelor near bere. of Scienee and Medita\ Doetar d~ J grees at the University of Ver· ment. During World War U he was an •vlator in the U. S. Navy. Lareau 11 a Frtm:b name. It ia prono~nced u If the apellln1 were Lah-ro:w-, with the ·accent on the tecond ayllabl' Durin1 1952·53 Dr. Lare1u aervaa an interne- at the Mary FletHcJpital, which is the Ufll· Hospital at Vermont. From be hid mediaiJil nsJden- 1 the TIIIYer V. A. at Nashville, Teaneuee. was aenior reaiderrt and teee.b· .auoei.tt in Medicil)e at t•e G..,brland Hospital ..> JHUe1. •• IJ $150 • MINUTII VALLEY E. Mala "'- Ph011e 117 Bmell Ceytrj, Lo- ap 1o flOOD ... Sabjeello Prompt Appronl 1!4 JIIV, LV...1. oaciSU~PLY ~lllr It Our MoHo 8. h4 AYe. Middleport ·. :.f ' . -Come In and See Onr Large Selection of FREEZERS for The Bo..-e- ' i. ::' •• I .. . • ' ' ~-", '1• ·• BIQQE8T: · •• ' '• ' >~.•'~ . ..... •I . " , • . ' ; '! ; . . "' -; , ; '.' __ ...,. :1-.. . . ' . ,. r. ·- ~--~ ~. I ,! -~ ·-1 .\ • h -1 • ' !,,.--~ . • '' ·1~ ,', '' - ' •1· - .- ... .' \ ~ ~., ", ~ -, .~... ' • .J_ ' .,·;;,;..- .,.$le9 ·; :,.,.,~~·.· •\' 'f ~ . t ... "'( ~;- ' • ' ' ' .' ... . • \ t \,, '. .. .. Counll'l' C1o• .,..... See ., ... IMC~, .' ' I • • • I •. ' ;.. o.r_ 20 to 24 lb. - ~,. ·-~~- ········•·• • .' .. - ·e L inolill'tlt ~ . ....•............... ~...... ~ c:. Cauliflower .;.;.:2 :.~· \ Seleetlon! ' • 7 ···'·················· You . l I, '~ 11. ••'· lo "-11tction Peak ~ r " • • &INII'• • I Oc 'l•u 4.;a.~~. , I ~ B.fo,re ...i I ' 10 ... \ t ....................... ·······"I , Oiftjt f I'.M, ...a ll IlEAL. YALVE ' . closed · all. clo.y Memorial Day. Open ~ Fricfayw Sotwrday Nights . t- ' . de... ~~~... & '......·-,._ 2 ,. ..... . ................ ,,... ' . MODElL \ ·. .' ' -· In Ford history::: make' it possible . . .( for lis 10 give you the . best. decif of .the' ~JOe. . ~ Yout P6meroy Kroger Store will be ............::t.. ICe A lUilO ClU. FT. · a·· - .... ;...,... "!MMio : .;.;. STORE HOURS ·Tw~ ( Admiral ,_...2"".;;!" De •••••..•••••••••••'·n.f.l:69c ...;._.,,..a · ' ' \.ll\ country ••• the biggest solei .Vkciu 35C. 12 ... ...n Ofhleo · - HERE'S ANOTHER FREEZER .BY . btlg ....... .,. .... .2pkp..39c . ., .. ,,, . ~ . lit; 79c lb. ' Kr"'r. SOY• 5c .·Bun-s • Pork Chops. : c..~ m our............... ~······· 5 44c' Potted Meat~.~2~~19c · ••••••••••••••••••••• ' CU. FT. .. · · 53c lb. • Hytrtnll's f K-P ,/ Dt,ued. cana ••••••••••••••••••• ,,.... at lrtprl · -h Jl. 47C Trk u eys' ............ . No. 2 can ' Party Loaf Sandwich ' .. , '·f" :t ', ,, ' $399 ·fUllER . ., Golden Cont . Fl FREEZER I ' 1 .... ,,. lb• size 12olo ADMIRAL 20 9110 CU. FT. _ i Lb. 'Je· · A••~•'• 2 · 7c G •1.. P ·············-••i·······\ . 2 31c ·Giant . Sliced. \ ·' ' .•.~~r:~. ... :J ' ~ · Canned Picnics.A;.::s !. s2.99 ' l'aney JtoutlctgiChltkens ~~r~und leel. :'. ••• lb. 39c Wotlder Birds · · · · · .. ·· ' . . •\.'!.,'· ,L,~ ''~ .·,~ • ed Ha ' '• ,._ ~ ' ... ••,..;J ,.r -..\ ' J:, · · :~·,'If ' ,,. 0 . UP-Lotal A. ·W"lth all the center slices lefJ on. l •! ' e • ' ·' m~t offiCials or Uie eom Beap, who lett M¥aral montbl aa:o Umted Plant Gusd work~r• f1tf • · •. 1 to Jfractke in Coeot 'BUeb, Fti. America wDI vote thb week on a The workn.s returned to' wotli Dr. Lareau, wbo lJ thirty-three new ecmtraet with Goodyell' u~<ler a Tiilfl•H.artley I;, ... llliu~ yean of ase, wa1 born in Vermont, Atomic Corp .. o~raton ol ttw: lien May 15. endjng a 1trikoll by Full Shank 'Half ll CU. FT. ·'. f-"' and ' • · SM•ked J F.REEZER ,. ,, t;'(;i &A. 'file IW ' ·,· • A6 tbe hal ben in ptidiee for the part COWANY 300 w. Setood Bo"-"t: MoJ\.-Fri. 9...5; Sat. •I - 10:30 )- •r A "PANTRY DOOR" • 't - .,~~TE·A'·~AY 08SEI(VES '' /, '7r, • '. ' to $110 00 ;' COLLIN$ JEWELRY 0 . LlteJ,o al Ailmirlll . ••oson em the new kind of ~d l)r, o...fl~l ooaneed thlf Of The fiJIIIl tn1111o11 CMJ!Dr- 'j SfA'TI CHAMP$! . . 117 ,. on 1Rii o1ns FORroP VALur srAMps. - . .. • ! i•· C.atlnuetl from ,... ... fused to dkseua the uenda fl)r the IJ~ • mel-ely said the ·liinl held in Ch.! tat'"r than beton .U·,olar iame JL or tb! _PreRner&y ubc.of· 1 M.-nacement panel ou lilt iuue rtl.U"I to the applie&bfe Jatx.Jtade or policemen. ~114ent'l A1omit Tbe CalHpOIIJ Clink has .,. be JCinlf Feature ' ' PJIA; Shifl Of.Redl -lr"' h. AIOIIIIe • "orkers bas l'olned their staf-f. He will Vot This 1' k e lfeanwhn~. terve 1o Cllnie•• Department of p.an}· tM OU. Cftemlfll iiMi On Co year in Burliatton, Vermont eomet New ntr""l IAllimkhl Workers. Unionwith fedtil:alto lntetDJJ Jleltlclne. Or. Leruu, who Dr. t..ewie WA-Y, :::;:;:~. today settle t~ir \ · 1, )liJ ... •ltiiMtaN IRIII ., . - "m Vemon Oretnt, Jll'bO carr!e1 "n ''Brlnlinl Up ' F1ther" Cl'tlttd b. )' the late G~rJe MtN"amus. ltd Shapiro Pulltze~ prbe winner in poetry, , ptofeisor o( I:Ji(liah .. ~ the Univenliy ot Nebtalkl an l formerlY. edl~or off P<M~try Mara:Eine iJ a~beduJed at the featured lpeaker at one or the Wotbbop convoeatioWJ. , '- one. .-ma &JbJ. located on Ckillieot.be rw.c~. a.bhlf b.r the deeislon Memol'lo1 Blll'llngton, vermont, during tbe .. 19M-S8 ,..,. ond year of •,,' ~~.. Worbhop IP o un: · ' :, . :,Oft THE FRIEZ£R Cemolerv -, reY• medJeol ........, lralnlnf tu Nubrillo wu apo•t Wlll'kial Willi r~ latl.wli:a1 Ole cart 1111 of pMilaU rftl!iri41 J.Jotope trat-, wn aveed upon menL Hit tnhtin1 iMluded a Hvt'illl 4Dd one !111f boun co~ at OU: Ridge lnslitul4! of tile old contnrt expired. Nudur IWdlel. Dt. l.d:J.t.w and hill family wUI Tlat 10iat aanounetment 11ald reajde iD dae bOu~~; whidl tw been ..11 lMU~ had been resoh·ed u · ... ho _ Grl ooPI Both •Idea .,r...s lo 1 11 .,RUTI,AND ·FURNITURE •' . . . '. '!:he f~st selling pgce In IM' Gue»t ce.rtoonhrt at thl$ , ....f(iU~ DEP'T ' ' -~ • pubJi· CONS'iT THE Funeral !Grvices for Frank Betz were hc,ld Fl·iduy at the Ewing Chapel W1lh th~ Rev. c. !;. Hoyt ot.Uciating Burial was In the Mid dlepo•·t H.lli with Guy' Reynolds, Charles McElhinny , !:ugene French, Eugene HUbtrt, J<ltltri Kaufr, WIJII!Im Lowe ag pall b('arers. Ia or fieldl \ • We'l. ,matoh AnnoUO"..., AN~w ""' D""for To S•"f( "" 111 by a •talf o' •. ''{(.&jV, \ _oil ' TeaM * ga'me I Cong ratu lcations 'r Me•....• D•y "'hr·ee Po·meroy -, Laure -· } a· if.f Price Seen As Loose Factor and IJ waukee sravea, 7·5, ana t11e!CUIMI ltt•ins Flnt Pl-. made it a clean swel)p when Errtte Tbt:; cb.Ita~o Wfiltt SOx retained Banks' nmth - inniug Si'lllle 'pf&. their three &rip on fi{at dueed a ~ -4 vll'tory ln tbe · nlcht· place In the A:meriean l.eajue cap. when .they split with the Cltve14Jld_ lndians wltile ~be New Y~k Yaa. The two defeats were I bitter tees and Washln~ton Sen.ator1 dlBravea, wno dropped vided their pair. Billy P.ltrce out-- sco-•s RelniJV&s ancl rriend!l from nut Baltimore t2 Bo~t on 0 of 'town Included Mrs. Genevit•ve Ns fror'u 1ht! 3nl Armorrtl Dto·· Ward and son, Robert, Cnlumbu'; New York 8 WI!!IIID"Ion 1 · ~ sron in Germany, for mer f<~ord Mr and ~lr!l'. Harold Rutk and liOn, ~Knna:ns City :\ Deho!t 3 nlgh1 Man.a ......, Prah•bl• Pltch•n ham quarll:"rbaek Vmnie Drak" Roher! , New Coneord , R. E. Fu-r unr! Jtm flrf'lel", on end rrom ga1e, 1'. J. Fug1te. Huntin11ton; Kan~as City at fhirago nttthl -- Nort h Csll'olina Stat~' TE'Il('hel's Mrs Fulton Spcau and dlUibler ., OVA STANDlNGS Kllllnrr 1-3 vs Wlbnn S-1 l'oiJege who hlld a U'inl With lhl' W L Pet. GB South Slde; Mrs. Lucinda Dalnee, Cle\'t•land veoo:l:::".,-' ",..-B_r_o_w..:n:_'·:-ccc-·-·_· Pomeroy Or. nnd Mrs. lt. I!. Lamb, Rieltard 0 HJOO Carcin 4-1 V! all.nryDetroit 2·6 nlyh1 - C_l .. ·:-e~ " Reed, Mr and Mrs. William Lee llnrhronl o 1000 Ne •· Yul"k at Boston night Rochc~trr 16 23 410 7 ;1nd ~nns, Robert and Dick, Sally 1 0 \000 Kuck ~ 14 v~ Rrt"wer 62 ~1 nnlrc~J 14 22 380 71{. lleedsvil\o S1ewart, Columbus; Mrs. Ella StcwH!l<'lnr 0 1 ooo 1 Ballunol'c at Washlngton 2. Sund•v't R•tiJits llrt, :\-1r and MPs William Stewart r 1. Pleasa nt n 1 000 L lllght x-- Brown 1·2 11nd Johnson Toronto 3 Montreal 1, bt Gnllipoli!i; Mr. and Mrs. Limber( 0 1 000 1 Middleport 2·4 vs lf('rn undez ().O and Stchb~ Montreal I TOronto 0, 2nd Bush and son, Billy, Urbana, Mr. G<r lft po!Js 0 0 ()()I) 1 0-9 Hu t'falo 0 Hoch(•Ater 6, 1st and Mrs. Kenneth Dugan, Charles R•sultt Sunday x: -Fir~t game is en mplclion of Buffalo 8 Roche~ter 0, 2nd R Stewart, Daniel Stewart. .Eugene April 21 xamc suspendt'd by po.v- Ric hm ond 4 Mtaml 3, ltt Pomeroy 6 Middlep9rt 2 Stewart, Daylo n; Mr. and Mrs. Reedsvllle 5, Racine 0 • tr fallure . Mlanti at Richmond, 2nd, ppd rat, James Tucke-r, HaydenvUJe; Mrs ll~rlford 7, Pt. PleasBnt 1 T"•M•y's G•nMI Columbus 6 I-IRVIII) II 4. Jst Anne Bracken Bnd daughter, Mrs. tiallipo\ig, P. bye, Kansas City at Chlearo Havtna 1 Cn lmnbu s o, :lnd Burnetta Tinc her, Chlflleaten. Cleveland at Detroit AMIRICAN ASSOCIATION Gam11 N•xt S~nday Pomeroy nt Reedavllle Jrlew York at Boston Mmnoapolu 9 Wichita A. lsl INTERNATIONAL LllAGUI Mlnneapollfl 2 Wichita l, 2nd l't. Ph•a!lant at GalHpolls Racine at Hnrtford W L Pet. Gl Indtanupoli 11 14, St Paul 9, 1st 'uffalo . Mlddil'pori - Op('n , 20 13 .6DG ~'· rndlonap<llls at St. Paul 2nd ppd llchmand 23 1& .605 rain Toronto 21 14 600 Denver 12 Loui!tvllle 5, trt C:HAMP WALKER Mlama ... 19 18 !U4 3 Denver 8 Loul!ville 4, 2nti CJNCINNATI IW-~.Jli.mes Hew Columbus 17 2J 447 0% Chnrleslon Jp Omahn 6, tst son, Buffall), N Y, won the Na Havana 17 21 .447 , 511t Omaha 4 Charlc!Jton s, 2nd 1ional AAU 50.000.metcr 31 milcq yards wnli:lng ehamplonsh.p l;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;g;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;i;;;i;;;i;~.i,;=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;..lll2 Sunday In flve hours and six ni'mutes. John Denl, ~5. PlttsCOLUMBUS, 0. - A ro ...t( bqryh, was sctond r:fatry marketing &tucb' eoiduttlljt in efgbt Ohio cities b~ OIUO ~ftat~ STAR DIES Unlveralty's alltie\lUUrU\ •Q110o 1 CHICAGO UP--John O'Brl~n. mlcs department lntffcatt< thai 19, sophomore forward on the prke not neeeuarlly a major Loyoll of Chicago bafllnltblltll team f1etor ift milk conaumpfiOn. died Sunday of injuries suffered ~ntervieWers cheeked •hQ1U Saturday when hit automobile ~rashed with another car In :1 7500 conaumet't in Atro~. C1nton ClnclnnJtl, Clevet~nct Dlft<lll, I western IJUburb of Chicago. rronton, Tolelo' aitl Y"OIMO'Vft by telephone and houae-to-hou.:~ ~ RICORO INTACT INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. l]P- P ' ' ra l111 ln an effort to determine! Flahellty'l qu1Hfieation records what factors lnfiuenee milk eon. ' remained Intact todaY. 1;1\lt th ~ sumptlon and bow much inn . two novlt"ff pllols and 31 other enee tbet~e raeton have. dirlnt drivers wUl auern'pt to Younptown showed the hiJh· makt u~ for lpst time In the 500est per t!apllal mllk eonaumptl'on •'lft.re Year Canlldonee It lu11VIed" mlle Memorial Da) auto race. with ' l. !lot~ptei average per 'P ~"· li:. Jbla $t. Pomeroy ton per day altho ltll ' ,.-Ioe pre · SOR~!TY IN!T!ATI quart ol i.t.a cenll- a~t lh·• Miu Dort'<'n I.. Norrla, daugl!J. sam~ ~~ the ·P~iet.:. In Cle?eJ4nd ter or !ifr. an.c\ Mr,;. FerR; N'drrk (lD.~ centa) wber. daily per Of Route 1. R4clno. was initiated eapUa t!OIISUmptlon rwis .91~ rccrntl} into Phi Chl Delfa, Pre~· pin tiL byterlan sorority at Ohtp Univer '~ !lity A t'rcghnlln. Ml5.1 Norrls h- 6i lbo elilit o1!1es ~. • a Freshma n R e~Te!en l allve of Tronton ~ad tbe hiahest DriN ,'J'II!~ .~~IiW lrOliiOiill Day stallttc P1r17 Ml\1111!,.. Llndley Reata~ftcf 'Hall. • 2\!.'Ji ',onf,,a quarn and ~~~· e1t.> diUv. .per' capl{al con\ampi NIWLYWEDS SEPARATED thm (.783), wbne Afron, with the EMl-1E:TSBURG. lowa UPlowest price {17,0 tents I quart) N~wly·W('d fto'O'ert Thqmns, 2" bad an aVenfal ~ capita dally today !Kogan a prolon11etl scp11t.:~ ~o nsumptlon 4lf :tiSfl pints. Milk · . lion trom hi, lG-year-old bridl!. eonaumpUon of Da~on residents Thomu wat sen~netd to five ••'~ .abGUt the llfiW: 11 that or Years In the Ptate panltentlary Clevelanders, alth,oti!;h th~ Day~or breaklna and. enttrina. ton price wa1' • ~oent higher, Middleport High School ~I~~o;~~~~:.~~j~(: for Ted 1flu:newski's aehlftg baek. 13-S loss to whip. thti'"i;ju:l~';;;,j; ,........ 2n year-old Dtott druek O\lt P.{r.ates, 11.3 in the other "' ~ -11" slngi'El·Satne M~b of 15 aaraes. ' tlle Mil\. P. Stout voted for D'abney while Adkina j o.. u •. s Sunday (o- beat C. Keith ""nold voted for Keefer. ~, · tor appQlirt'ment M a Deadline new member by the board wu Saturday, The appointment will , a~d ~nie Myer. run until the primary' eleetlon m ~:f~"~! dr;.,.;;; hlfed were An- Au,gugt o! 19MIII Emmanual Weara, a{cCdy. The board offiei•Uy accepte-d the • new Wahama gymnasium-auditoh· I urn pen(Ung apyroval by the areh1· Continued from ,... OM teet and the federaJ engineer. The books, 3) busine-5s · pflages 1 o! buildina was constructed at a cost newspaPers anc:l~ yearbooks; .C) cit $178,BM.75 eti-)us1ye or arcbl. and adVulng bf mimeo· t~t'a feis and equipment ip_cludnewspapers; 5) editJntf I ttWtti Frl"dav May 24 .,: ~ ~' Schultz and Mrl. Mrs.~ ~~~~~~::~::.~;;;~~~~ In Milk Use: I [ t c .. Dabney ·of Hanntn Dlitrict on thei ru tetlve Friday JUiht whUe llobert AJ.tln• r P nommated Earl Keefer' of J..etart. cations. Rookie Dick Drott lJ makinl (Ood, for the Chicago Cubs but be the couldn 't be a bige-e-r hero 'ln his beat tile New YO'rk <;~r.''~~~=:, l ntive Cincinnati Loday if he had take ov~ &Hond. _, jlJst discovered a magic enr.e -all • pbla PhJllies bounte ii~i~ Meager - i'tporf.s Of th. g.ame Iiiled t6 show #bat hapPened iri bl ~ d '11 ~th 1 E! 11: " :"e 5Yl eo, .......... : n k1l when a!l runtr Were ,seoft'd. , arry Taylor, for Racine, pltebe4. treat- ball u11fU li~ coittt'ol l~fl ~bnitr Circle 1nd .aon Clrl ' and him. Walks p~ a eoliple of sin· lfr~ 4f!.ct Mn. tmory andi lles netttd ~flv~ ~unil. , tf,j\li}Ue~. Addi'f. ,' Dkk spencer .,.11 _ pmo11 chable Mn Lllt,arl t:iaelltei" .ud aon for K·ed~vHit•nd a'ifder!IOU lli1J4'r C6011,' of P~er())' called On 'Alt: ...,,, t""'"· • Mra. uj' Iaa C'~l d I . w n ·~.., · an.,. '"'e lfti amLIN I· 11 1 .w.. "' "' Y ODII! day ast ~k. ltfltd!llviUe ~~ 8 :40 R 1 000 ~ .f 2 . - "' ae n~~t Batttil'lel: R~dsvU.~. 9Pf!'eer . (WP), &ii!ldenon {7) ~ VJrtll Spencer. ~eine, TayloJI (i.P); P.o_wo ...._ JetirDf.W eU (7) and McNickle. W)r1tt Sthaefer and eon, David. Mlddiepuit 001000100..:..255 or Mt. VerDon spent tlie week cod Pomeroy , 032 OOD IOx-6 11 3 with hJ!I parentlf Mr. and Mrs. NorBatteriel!l :M'ld'dleport, Mtller and ma n Sr:!haefer. Call. Stobatt (3). Pomeroy· ReyMr. and Mrs. \Bill Jacobs and nold1 and Neaelroad, Jeffers (8) 1 two o.!bildren of ColUmbus spen1 Hartford 200 410 000-7 12 0 the week end With ber patents, Pt. Pleasant 000 010 000--1 3 1 Mr and Mrs. Pearl Jacobs. th .. · ,_ the: -St. Louia Sox victory before reUief ace RJy in- ~~=~~~~as~t!h!e~f~ro;n:t"\:ru:•:·Fd~ue!l1ed~B~u!d~D!a;lley~C~or~a~l~.O~Wh~l~le~~~~3~ on Pltcher Hat Narleskl slo!)ped Chic•"· u ; and Mana.ger Henderson is w~tiqg the ar~ival of Wayne Austin and Denny Wedge, both oul!Jt~ndlng colleglate pitchers and fine hit-· te 1 r · R 1 J alced R d 111 "'. ""nk • · Bald ' B ld . ee sv e JU ma,n, y a . enon camt:: on h\ tJf &e'Yet!.th in: nlng to relieve ltft;i Si):enteT and sllut out the fterti S'a7~:fliltoft Wolf.- ·.tr .• crew 5-o. · The: pr')fe'lshlftl). a~'uaftnt lobs his slid'ln~ aiufE '"Jn JOn~ eno ugh to rnati lti a Iii~, tbeft whizzt!l one thf~ aMi "OJIPI, you're By . UnltM Pres5 u 1upervlaed ques. lnotl'u<lou tollolstlnJ · Cl Ool'• How~~;rd Schul~ nomlna ri J ame1 ally reeoa:nJ~d authorl"et 1 •11 DRO'IT IS MAN -OF H()UR IN REDS' TOQ:· Wins; Hesson, Reynolds, Miller Hot SPORTS. board. Knocks 011 Braves • .,,.,...,I Gallipolis a· . and adv!Jint of offoot ·~~:: 1 That obloetloo wa The board wu deadloebd to '"' t) pllototnphr .. d 1) wile• tl>o a.dloja alfOOII to olol!t ¥oUna: lot • repLAUment for J'red TV journ.U... to Nh' York. lbiJ infe!I'2DM SadndeTI on the boll'4. BteaQH of ..U a pan of thtlr tralnhse. IIOUtct: Mid. tbe f1e vote in Prlday nlPt'l 11tudent1 pullllit lhtir ofl Dtw .... 'rneetln,, the Statt SijperiDWndent papers, utilirlJit three dll'!erc;.l ' or &booll, Virall Bobrboua:ta wiU println1 ' prCK:eaet.. Their wort IDJC appoint the filth ~emb<er of tbe 1tndudlna Jettures, la!ll and trlti· lnt bloO<IMn. '• ' the ' Bob Wtlson . A filial run in the oJ)E'nmg round of th~ Ohio Valley seventh came on an error, a walt Association baseball leagUe sched- and Hem~:~ley's !1ngle. ule Sunduy n four p 1tche!'s in two TlKKEII: Hl'PS OM dta.oad~ games rtruck out a gnnd total of Harttonl started off at once. In By f'ltPI Tunn•hlll 48 batters. , t he fltst inni-ng Gerald €larlr was Friday evening, May 31st, ._ ihe Sterhng performant'C:'!I were glv· safe o-n an error and his Luther senators take on the Yanks on Coach Nolan Swackhamer had a tough decision to make last en by. G<'ne Hcllson of ttr~ Hart- Tueker hit a home !"n. The 'Piger~ Diamond No. 2 and the Indians Friday ab 1 10 3S H' M1dd 1 k ford 'figcra who opened aga~st Pt. added tour mor~ in the fourth r· y ou : a.m JS , eport e11 ow Jac ets had Pleasant. He won his' game 7·1 and singles by Bub SUverg ~t,nd Wlll u meet the Red Sox on No 1 A e-omplete schedule for the JUSt latd the wood on Salem Locals pttchmg for a total of nme fannl"d 17 ot Hmdu Henderson's Dudding, a doubte- by Rus~ Roush, a ~alk to l{eU()n and one hit batsaeason, ertending throu8h July 26, runs to none for the opposition at that point in the game--.- the boys will 'be published Tuesday fourth inning-----and the question was: man (Clark), Manager of the ma}or LJtlle 1. S hould he pull Jim Bowles off the mound let Dave HinIn Pomeroy Ruey "Big Chier• Three singles_In the fjfth .by League clubs are Senators, Kal d em· h d h . S • ReynoiW subdued Mtddleport's Hesgon Bob' Oliver and Duddmg 8 Y IS up, an save ow 1es 1or t e btg one aturday? . Mick{'y Mill er and hts c~yb with plated inother. Hmdy; Yanke&~ , Frank B. (llack) 2. Or s hould he have Bowles go al l the way, Jetting htm last another 17 strikeouts ttowever, 1 Wilson; Indians. Woody Cfli and as long as he could the next , then come with Hiody'! 1 Miller fanned 11 Pomeroyans htm. Point Pleasa~t got one home in Red Sox, Pete Kloes , 3. Or shoul d he let Bowles go Mtdd\eport didn't score a r un seU but suffered from live erro rs the fiftb On two ol Heason's nine ' ~s·en ~ .~ Four OVA Pit,hers ·Fan 48-tn· Hartford, Pomerov, Reedsville Take DESK tl.· t. ~"t!ten ¥•Jor Uttle League •• ,,,._.. ,,. · Jens Tues~y, May 28 "' anb playing 'tbe Indian s , nn '' " .1d No. 1 and the Red Sox hiW.!Dg .ae Senators 4" tbe l!et'ond -- I' Tlae Daily Sentinel Middleport Play - �•. .. • I ~ '' . ' ' 6-Dtilly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 27, 1957 fer PAROLE NEWF HAVEN LIVE WIRE ,...,ll.td, Ohio, u, 1957 " , W. Va. ducted by, pfesideot, Mr~. Bertha 11on· . , The May meetmg of the EUU Cun,nmgham. Refreshments were AthiD)', Mnl. Nora FOB CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS 55866 Francis KnOUf, A ·priJOner p T A Ray· Weav~;t, .Mrs\ Cape Mr. and HOWPrd Wag-nLive Wire Class was held at th now conf1ned tn the Ohio State ReThe New Haven ' 'PT'A b · .seMd to thOBe named above and formatory , Man.sfield Ohio admiteld the;: home of Mrs. K. J. sl:ou and J~ Urt. Edgai"-Layoe, Mnt. Freeman hart. Mra. Homer Millet'·IDd Mrt. hab left Friday for a vacali1D "' In Florida, Led from Metgs Cou~ly, Case No. last ~eetlng of the I!'Jason recen . ro-ll,ostesses were Mrs Berna. d Roush, Mrs. Cliff Rous.h, Mrs, Everett Laudermilt: i 5182 Convacted&-22-56 of the c"ime 1 ly wtth Mr~..John. Morgan, pre~l­ Lewmg, Mrs S. H Reltm it·e,..M:t'$. James King, Ma. N11nnie ioh ·, PER~AL$ J,t:r. and Mrs. Uoy(! Roush aior Brk. &. Ent. DIS and 8ervtns a dent, presJdlR&. Th':l mett,.ug Howard Burri~ and Mr,s.. Ivan Mrs. Je&s!e YonkeJ"S is horne ten,ted rthe ·funeral of, Mra, ' Jd:1n PHONE 398 sentence of 1 to 5 yean iB eUglblti open~d WI"' regular form and Shawver. son, Mrs. F. A. Batey. Mri. Thelafter spen~mg ~he winter Jn Ph.iiiiJll Jn ro~e.-0)) W~nesd~; I ' for a hearins bcf.&tre the OHIO devo.tJoos were by Mrs. Berna1 d ru~ Caij;>ehart. Mrs. Otho Lejv. RATES Tampa, Fla. , · Mr. lnd Kra. Lloyd Rouih spent Mrs. Howard su.Tl s was lead"r ing, Mrs. Geor<>e J-'well, .&Ira. R.r PARDON AND PAROLE COMMis- ~lvmg, a story by Caroly" LeJv'lfi. tnd Mrs. Henry Cunnin ,. the weekend.JD SJ)rinQ:field WbN'e and the theme was .'' Mo~~er". A F. Bryant, Mrs.~Thomas Capehart. SION on or after Jul)' 1, 1~7. tng, . 2 ee•U per word, one inscrti~n. Minimum chara:e tHlc.---4. ~ntl ham Sr., _ vJajted Mr. an,d Mr~. th~ir dauehter Carol is 1 student per word for three consecutive 1nserlloas. OHIO PARDON 4r: PAROLE . · Busine.u reports WE're reatl a'!ld short bUsiness meetm1, was co" . .t!r..s. Esrl· ~ieters, Mn. Clayton lft!nry Cunnlngbapl , Jr., in Da ·· ill Wittellbei'JI Collrt"e • Special- One month for 25 centl per word. COMMISSION approved by Mrs. Jack Fleshe1· run.rate of 2 cents per word will be charged Co:- adverfistnc U A C. FORSYTH, Parole and who also gave the annual report D0tpa1d for before the 15th of eac.b month following insertioo. R~:cord Clerk of the PTA. Ao&P J!hen jn Advertlstog--Should be reported immedlat.ctr. The (5) 20, 27, 2tr A report or the Mason Co. , D.ily SenUocl -.til not be resoons1ble for more than one tiicorPTA Council which recently me: t'fl1 luertion. ----:-,:--"""'....!-,- at West Columbta was by Mi~ Carbd of Tbanka and Special Notice• of Eventa $1.00, Obituariea BULLDOZER for hlrtt, ponds, Goldye Hallt. pu IJJhcd at 1 cent per word. b•sementl, 1•ndJc:•plrttJ. Ill. M The organization voted to con' - C"wdery, Lont -feiHGm. Phont tribute ~.00 toward the de: ._ ,. ' 5•2J..tf gate's experue to thfl .National (I) N 0 t' · 10• ICeS '1951! - chevJo:etdt;mp tru~k:""good LAWN MOWERS sharpened the Council In Cincinnati soon. The annual mcctmg of I he Sullon COIHilll•ru Lk c new. Phone IDEAL way. Nelgler fc Cl(!ek A report on the new readers 6087 ·Y, & Chester Farmers Mutual Ftr · 5-27-3;~ Garage. Phone 3611, Raei.ne, 0 was by Mrs. 8 R Vance anc' Mr.s Co: w•l.l be al l't_nL• (;~u"{ ~~-~; 1 1bJ;,-;;; pu-;;;p~h 5l6-12tc. \ Pete Roush and Mrs. Sara Daw M. E. C..:hurcli. June J al :r ,0 j 17·g-all!'tl 1,1nk ltkc new Phon - - - - - - - son, followed by a di!lcuuion at 2-185! , Rutlantl ~ 27 3 , Fr•• l"lm•te• which time the PTA vo.ted t~ A ~ .. ~ranc1s ~1r!Tt.~. St•1 .• ft 27-;J!p. ~- _ _ _ _ _ PAINTU... G . 1 ponsor the project. ------Alumi:lum rr•mhinatlon storm and PAPER-HANGING New officera were ·installed by WANTP.D- Odrl JOb s . <·ar W.l ~h S("rccn wmdows and doors. Steel L. V. Rel1ln1•r Mi,s, Hart and ~re president, M1 ~ -, ing by Mtddl cpeort ~:,.pJor ' and alumumm aw 111 ngs and canR•clne, Ohio John Morgan, v1~e president, Mrs Srout~ Co~1tart ltu '1utl Van op1cs CJ.J WtHi 01 m RadfOrd, ' 117 If 0 . J, Bosli~ secretary, Mrs Ev -~·~dd~t .. _ 52731e Hock Sprl•lt\S 5 z 1mop. QUICK SERVICE ('11 W•lll f..i- erett Roush )and freaiurcr, M• s - ·- - - -pairing hy Faetory 'l'rlhw4 Ralph Gibbt Jr. FULL SHANK. HAM SHOOT, llacl/lt l'liUIIHn;; GRAVELY 'I'EA CTOR SALES and watchmaker, COlLINS JEWE. ' The program 'Yal b\' Re..v. K . J . M1ll, June 2 5-25 tite Scrvke H .'\ fo'tnlaw, 512 E' ~ s p • •• Scott of the New Haven EUB 1wR 4 "'"7 II ' c..metOJ, 1-... Church concerning . · "Reli~ion in Ma'·n St., l'omcr''Y· HALF - - - - - ·----( 3) In Memorian I 141 F - - - - - 1\ADIO • TELEVIlllON SERVICI!, the Home" and .u we bencf.' or Rer1t Pbollft ilO, Ctefand App1J1nce from it in our daily !Jfe's a!,l.d to l6 LBS. --Store, bd w. M.alfi St., Pameror how through uB, it can refJe H•adquartert for 243-tf upon those we are associJteri Samsomte Luggage - Lane Cedar tror Rl'!nt - E)(tOnf.llon Ladders, Scatrold J,Jards, Drop Cloths. - - - - - - With, Chcsls - LAU Window Fans-Chnton i''•,hcr, Middleport. · Mrs. Marie Roa~h':<~ room l " ' · F'rlgtdaire Retngcrators. \ ' Phone 62b5-X. 11 1 tf j 20 I nsuronce ceived the attendance award a.td tl.-ker Furnlfure, Mlddl1port, Ohio • f • ..-. • • • • • • • • • • • , _ \ _ _ _ _ ...___ the Sixth Grade Mothers were lb~'' 4 29 tf l or rent · O:::teCtric walJpape.~ BMnei-S~PIOD JmuraneeOC,:~~~~ hostesses and served refres~· .teamer. , Climu .l Ftsher, Mid~dle~. Fire • ~ ment 1 to those 'above anrl Mrs. (() Lost & Found COME tlepm t Ph ti265-X 11·1lf ~- Pbona eaJS-X VIc Street, Mrs. F'aye Smi~!1. ' FOREMAN. -;--ABB.o::O::TT=-::T::V-:-·=-~ Thomas Grinste-ad, Mr11. Gll'rge • · · 5N:IW .Boneless, Sk1Die01 ... Cooked, 9 to 1Ub. Size LOST- un Pum rroy Sti'Cl'b, Mu } Cloth, N.vJon, Flber.:lass Awnings, SEE Porch shnde!l', Venetian blinds,~ VtCP. AH makes RepaJrf<l by Ezl. Randolph, Mrs. Pearl Cunning 25 cvemng, J>'loa!mg Opal ca• \.' ind~)W bh,1ds, Porch and Lawn p~rt TIK!tanieLI~::J. PMoe B2a. Y b"am, Mr. a11d , Mrs. A. G. Bonney, YOU'IJL rt ng for pierced cars Pl<•a st .l''uquture. Free est.~ ..ctes. Dale Mldd1epor. 8-lJ.U Mrl. Inez Roush, Mrs.. Harry call 84.>-M 5·27 J . Wipp'! Supply, 215 Union Ave -Staatl, Mrs. Ueula RCiush, Mrq. SAVE CANI•41D' ' Pomeroy LOST- nJuc ami gray pat ;tke :1 4 25 1 ~ qoMPLETF. lnsuranmr Protlctioa. Flora Grimes and Mrs. Harr_. -----~ Life, Auto. Fire, Polio. CIIU Doll Milltr. answcr11 lu and l!nt•<tks h' - - - _ AT A&PI ..• Mills, Middleport, Ohio. COUPLES CLUB namr, Johnny M .()(J ' reward IJOl1SJo:.. - 2 bedroom hnmc, hot ar.~J cold ruttnlng \\.tier 9Dl·M - - · - - - ~ Mr. aml Mrs. Robert COOft t.: Cal i 8l3·M or nzao ~ 21-.11 ·'htucuse 5·25-J:p (21 ) Real Estate were hosts lo members of th • ----LOST in Pomeroy, Mo~~Y 2i Cam ~~ Prices effe~tlve lhiough Wednesday May i!llh Couples Club, S:.tlurday evening l'llA.lLEit SPA-l 'E.S !i·ur- Rc~ Ptn \'aluC'rl as ll kt't'P ' Jik<' . H1 at their home. AtteJdlng we1e 2ll x5U' w1!h ct·mcnt tJ atw, ceward Call 957 X 5 :.!!i J1t A&P Super· Righi ... All Meal, Sklilless Mr. and Mrs. George Burns, M ment walks, scw(•f and w<ltcr,' and Mrs. James 01ehl .Jr., M~ UQ per w<•ek. In one of lnr '(Bbl A~ta Se~vi~e~-- $5 • VILLAGE HOME _ 5-reom frame and Mrs. Lester zerklo and M. cleunt·sl .111'1 nc ;Jtc~l tra'!...r w1th bath, hardwood fl,oorlll and and Mrs. Harry Millf'r. ~ ~nur~s Ill Southe rn 1 •luu HJCt'S a. n. l<AWL-mGs-soNs-co:-_ 2• • -'rRA U.EI< VILLA(, I•; 2 blo1·l..s woodwork up and down. Furnace .• ANOUET ' ,, , r ' I' J hea! to all rooms. 4 cl()ieta up. The annual ~hilip Sporn b.1n hout. loltref'ker Serv•ce. Day w<·st of tnffrr ltgh· m Lhf's!llrl' lo' t. ,,. . _ l,o. ,'f .. Phoh.e tl227. Nign't Phone stairs .Full ba 5eme'rit with laun- quet was held 'May 17 at th· Oh io. l 'htoll(' 7 715'). 5·256!.• dry Large front vetanda and en· Martin Hotel in Pomeroy. The.e ' 110311-X. DODGE • PLYMOUTH closed bark porch. Beo~~utlfut were twelve tcamA In the '56·'57 DE.\,1 -VJIS 8 6 tt '3 room a~a-;.[~t~ 21Hlfl MMin Sl , Pomer oy. Cn ll 251 ' or sec Dr. K. lawn Located near both school&. league with 1-f. A ()avis as pre· Faney Oblo . . . Fresh, Fully Dressed TO 7 LB.· SIZE D. Am'ibary 5 22.-tf On ~xecllcnt higl'lway, only a sl<"eQ.t. .'· 1 (8) Auto Sales I' few mmutos drive to Pomeroy. Ralph Gibbs Jr, was t6a~;hn • UN P'lll!Nism:n APA 1\'I\ M J<'! NT Priced 1·1p,ht. ter for the cvenmg and short N~w modern, 4 room:-; and hath 'i':::::"'~~,....,..--lllil't Llltl\'ollit't IJtii ,I,V lUUI•t Nu <'hilclrcn under 12 Phun r MINUSVILLE _ t'i -room hou.se talk~ were by A. G. ·MchlniR•I , with clccttu~ily lllld gas. Cistern. ' and H. A. Dav1 1 power Mllrlr, puwN siP•·r iu,l! h •711, Mtrtdlr-port. 5 22 me 1-aer' > lot, excellent for 1arden. Jr., presenter! ·tro white wall tires, l1f~ ~uurd .. Out of high watttr. Cash price phiea to winning lea1n, tubes, sunvuor, rluek r<tfl :,, ( 17) Help Wanted Ior quick s1tc, only $800.00. Maintenance 2 the team mem· and he•tcr, 16 000 nrtual 'mr.-., -- -~-- ... - BOX • 129 'HONI hers being Nelson Ro4sh, R look s and run.~ likl' •ww. t · .~• . 1.1\ flY lo lakr ('1\I'C of f'ld N!v I Plump md Tender •. . Cui· Up, Pan Re~dy . (") 25, 3tc bert Gilmore, Bill Hayu, Gerald l\lrs. Clyde WanrhrtJr.m•r fiOR!i X lady, must l!vc 111 . lnqu tr;. --:---·-'---' Kelly, Lester DamewoOd a.td after R PM nr Sa tu rllav :i 25 ~ ~ p morn1n~..., 8 on A M. uu ld nom· li room mudcrn house 1 rooms Doug Miller. at 62 Race S! . M1dd!cporL. sut111ble for renting, with private The ''runner up" team consist!956 l'ontla<' VB '- d.r Seddl 5-21-tltc $2,29!S 00. Only :1,4!'3 IWiu,l entrance and sepArate door :n lng il( Ralph Gibba Jr., Carl --miles. Driver's lratmn,t:: C''l' OPPOHTUNI'J'Y I•'Of( YOtJNG bnlh Close to school. Gara~~ Searles, William Stivers, Bob Bl. etlnar'JJ, Punwro;v !S-24-til r and .1ard. Call at 741 S. Fourt~ Couch, John Reltmire, Carl Ten MAN TO LEAHN PIIINTING M1ddloport, before Wednesday nant and Jamca Aussell1 al 1o TRAin<~ AS AN APPH~~NTICE APPLY AT DAILY SENTINEL. mght. 1, 8-21-3lP recelvec:l awards. AU members of ~, · ' Maintenance No. 3 team. 3 22 tr 0 , . rE MILE FROM SPOnN, &2 aere Jndtvldutl awards Weri't l'l fnrm, good house, tractor land, WOMEN OVI'r 18, no t'XflH[('IICC close to stores ,c~urc:ftef, ~ebool• Ralph Glbbs Jr. for htving th•' Wrlle for drtalis of .'iCveral pat•! Mrs. MartJn Ohlinger, 'X'Umer season's ,highest WhUe Will•lll tJmlllhCO ttle (IIJ)lO!'! 1111 it ics Wtlt'lr 23003, New Haven. 1 23 3tp Davis re~ived trophies fol' lng !rum ~·mu· home. Nn uL' 1 il.f'ahe.st sinJic game average and J.!illlon MUTUAL ASSCJCIAn:R SIX ROOM HOUSE, 8\i acrea hlgheat three eame terlu 8qbhl' (Dept Il l, Box 105, Morton lb. ground. Price $3,000.00 Phont Sayre, roc:elvet:l trophy for mosl Penna. 5·27·31r . . 512-J. I 20 Improved bowler. - - -,.----, Big !0 to 22lb. Avg •. : . Red IUpe CuUers . The Labor Departmt!nt wbn tlr ~ - - - - - MAN to work on dai ry farm t: .9U Dodge \'8 4 dr St>rlH, M. Hearllcy, ihppcrs Plain ~. team trophy during the lea~ue ' tournament May 18·24; while Sl,:w:l.OO. Autom:•tlc shl rt ~p~h:;:o;;;no;;;-C_o-;o~iv i-.. ii c;-;1.:5.:_9.:. 9. ~ _::_:5 ·27 ::It · ., ownrd hy local f1ll1n g :;l nll •n " hilh alnJI~ trophy went to 81)b owner Blaettnn·s. Pomeroy, WANTEO- SalNI:Idv ur Snl!'s· Gilmore and high d011~le1 lropf!v I •I ! ' &-2-HUc han to S('ll MeN!' ~ ~ l'rodu c went ~o Jaek Needs a11d William - - -- - ·- - - - - pttrt or full !hue Big pror11~ Winebrenner. The lea1ue Js hClc! JD!H Pontiac 8 ryl 2 dr $1,0D5.JO No cxpcTIOitt'l' m•cdcri. Will at Pomeroy Alley, Otx. Sedan, we've srrvtred lhh teach and f 1nan!'c \'Oit. Wrl' ~ I ' <' , I IIIlTH car amcc new. Blacltnttr'K, Porn today McNmss .co:. 120 t::. No.1 ... Sbe "A"-, CALIFORNIA LONG , .WHITE Mr. and Mrs. Barr)' Montgom eroy. ~·24~tr Clark St.. t'rccport. 111. ~-27 - llp .r' ery .are announ.elng .tl)e blrth of a .--;--:-- - ·' 7 lb. 2 OJ, daughter May 18"at 1 .033 Buick Special 2 dr . Sedan WOMA:\1 for g('nerul ho1.1sework Los AJ'!Celea-... !JOapltal. ¥,ater,lal $196.00. Dynafiow clrJYc Rlal'1two in hmily, .stay nlght.s III'IURANCE AGINCI' gundP&renta are )ftl. ~rKt Mrs. tnar's. Pomeroy. 15-24-3k !•'rank Fell, Mill(ll't!Ville ne.ar : -----·c=---~_:______.:.:.:.:· curt Rou•h and ptternaJ grand· ~, Hootlll • C91 Che"'''· •·27-3'p ACClDINl p~rent.t are Mr. and Mrs) Robflrt Ltro. ·' M'onLJomer)' of Min•o JunctJon . • 1 I ~ }' Business . INGAGIMINT r usED BARGAtNS-A-1 uacd t' ll'C· OWNIR~MAN4GIR RIICII 'T en•.... ~ Sweet, 11 Slle \ ' l , Mr. •nd Mrt. Jotlnny Roush trle water beaten S2!i00 ~o WANTED In are announcing tbe '"pgemcnt 160.00. 5 aal feed buCkets, 3 f··• We have an out!tsnding cxcluillve 1111 of their dau1hter, Wllnda Lola to $1.01.1, one new cltclrlc watm rraneht!ll' tor this are•. May bt• Larry ~ne. ~n of Mr. and Mril. heatefl. 52 aat, $09.00, U!i&:lll handled along with other bus!· Ralph Kln.r, Gt~ham Station. An elecLI·ic molor 1·6 to 1 HP $J.o0 nl'!.'i. or job. No dlrect selling; AUI\III ....ddhic il pliUlned to bo up. wed milk coolc.n, all tilZt's previous bualneas experlenc, ,', \'· . . ' held, at 'lhe St. Paul Lutberan ' • ' ' ..,,t{ • ~).. .'IT., ,. J new electric rangt', rcguln.r hi:!lpful We train y!)u com Ch~h ln NeW .Haven. pletcly at our expense!. May bP $270.$229 uted refrl~nr11ton ANNOUNCIMINT operated from home or small •20.00 \O SO,OQ. Easy term .~ The looal Womerl's Club will otflcc Our system Ia wei! Flte ReCrlreratlon . O~cn ev<!nhold thelt annual .dinner on M~v proven and P.roof ot tremeninl•· 5-24~tc JANi PAIKI!I LA!IOI , ; '-·· -'' IPj~iALJ 1 11 at \)It American Le1ion Ht~ll rlou..s profih and tltlCCCB!I of ' ' -. " ' .. At 6:30 P. .r,t. Husbands 1ml . •troller $UIVJ huslnt5s in establlshod arc;~ , ' ether cu..ta are Invited to nt· . awlna. 18.00. RJch· ttlvt-n at time or Interview. r' 1 l~nd all~ .• ,,. .offlcm 'fill b< in- · !30-ll. 8·24-3! p CONC~ ; quaHiy, you mus.t have $3,001} stalled for tbe ~mlnJ year. ca~h, mu.st own <!ar. turni,IJ , r~ · PAiiTV \ "lolWiiottwp.,t.-o fert-ncu. and- definitely be o ' Mn. ChadWell honored ptnon wf\_o ran make· tbtlll' own 18 wUh a· ' I'~ GRUIISJIR 00. dtcisloA!! Minimum. ~ income hQme In ,a.o ••• , 91 blrthdaj . 11hc>uld be $lT.OOO.OO For personal intenolew annuall 1~ yOL.r Mllll ~ tf ~ ~ ~· I ;nd (' . 1· area, w.U,. fully abOut :rq.uraelf, • and tnrlooe ph••• numllef_;, ,, SJM MONS ENTERPmsES;> 1 ~27 .. .. "'' ,:~. · Ponce )lc Loon Place •N, E:, ITlUCT~ ~i' ...-: Atlanta, 6, Goorlia,., &-:tl-~lc' ICIIA' 11101( _ WANT ADS I DOLmAY AIIEAD .. . INVITES ~OtJ_.:!:~ ... Get -In On These VALUES- . • lm. I $ I s) , Whole Smoked Ham 49c • (HAlF CANNED HAM ............... ' .. - ------- - • • ,UI 1-lb. ~~ I ----~--- ' . Jb: ••v -- • w ---~-----,-~ l ...j, r ib. ----- - ----- \ i 7 WatermehiiS toes · . , -_-11 < e . y D'· e . · · · , · . J: · ~ . H. to' eq. Rodney Downln1 . . . c-ttt..,...,.. ··-tt.. For Sc;e '·------ - - ( 19) · ,,_ ·:'• ~~ ~·· - . CA,KE~N ICE C~-JAM- ... ·; , !Avr-·:~.:~ ;.:'j: . -,i.Aq8· . IILdat; '1 ·-=·.:=~=~~:::;..!' ... w• a·•*Y'""": . (20>Buslne;;s~f:\ilees' ijr:.U' · OHIO iLOCK LAX~G ~Yc b~i;qr ' l'itllip Donov,., Sfr«tlltl. • Uf'l! &.1..12tp. • . ~I - ........._ 'Ill - ~ .. . . ' . VAiLEY JI.,..K ,l,;s~, ""ft .. ,f ''' , ..~- . ......... 1 ..... ~, ..,,L~~ .. _ ' Gl~ts Jerry l [_r,: · ·-.,_•. , ! . SEAT Jlf:iddleport Alum'ni alao rt_mjnsJed the Al~Mnl AIIOcll]lanqi!oCw!u;.; onl of. the larae.t in tion\ tM•• ~'I'.· J;;lstob. Pultz tiM-qght aebocil'• hlltory with More thaD \be "J'i.ht SonJ" . atll1 used by ' attehm.n, the blnquet and MHS to tiae Local school while fie many otbel'll arrtvma: for the Wat~ a ~her. · · ror · - - ·• u1 bid to take danct. Ahntuil partots · 1. vt Mri. Robert Coates (Charlotte. Uf! Cla&!: of 1:951 tdvant11e of the fine drivlne lnOUi~). p~dept was In eharJe of d11eed were Mrs. ~:~ine ,:;:::•: tructlon . being preseult!d Jq. the a HoM bu,slneU 1e11,1L~n when the Coats stephen 1 ~~ followtn, .ortleera to'r 1958 )Yere ~radlord--Bruee B.: e~teted· PJ"esldent Marcella T•Y· ·Atans-~war~ B.; and Mr.. . ~Or: vi~l~tt., Sal}y..GoQdwin Walt- Frtncl• A.ndel'SOD ' (Martha HiDes} _ thy Jtousb Youn 1 • rs:,· secretrv,, car~ Bo,chtel·, i.rta- .-Keitt, Ai:· n.r. L d .Ill~ Jun~ mart. oeai ~xee,utlve ~o Kenn J lt.i Watt.tr 8 ~ Har 11I ])O~, t ~e~l ohlldera ,Reynold•~ ...l...Ane .HmiJ; JUlia Miller Me~Olyn Clark - 'Bae:Jq!ef, Robert Coqua,__l!!.d,ward Lee. :rewksbary Jf,:enneth McElhinny feni.or membera of the ehmpton. and Lee S~ltb bateb•U cleam were: Edwud Me· · Co Rb u~ Ch 1 William Chil"' was toast-master mas; o Prt ..~nnesy, ares fer the banQuet which was .erv.ed P.Jvla, Leo Ktnnedy Jr., J?'avid Jn the schOQJ: gymn~ai~~m by the Hlady, l..,mes BowleJ. Others ~~troParent-TeaCher AuoclaUon The d~e4 ~re Robert Ntlaon, Ed· State Cli~~lon Qlteball tea and ward Crooks, H. Whitlatcll. MUtbp. their coach, N. P. Swackhamer, Wayland, Roger Lilbtf'Oot. were 8m!clal •uests and the ttoCoach Swackhalner spoke brJeOy ph)' theY won ~aturday ll!Ornina: in of hfl 'prldf... in hl.!l team and. of COlumbUs: waa diapl.ayed on the their flne work ~1!1 .• team ll,ghtmg plltfOrm dprina .the banquet. for the at4te elilmpi6nettlp for ,l,.t ..COL. ~., llfptoR Yultz, ~llspf I their sc~ooJ-rte fir~t ,'state cham· anCI hfi wife. Jp.,~n(ta J'ultr.,. pionshf-p lO woftl in .the South· eorieert·~l@tlt{iod eo.m~r~ were ·ea ....ern ·Ohlo, Lea1ue. ' fletdURea j,Ori. Uie )rO:Jfim wJ).ith ~f program ended With a re arran,ed by;' Jl'f'ahcfs HUnker cordm1 made by Forrest Ba~bt,el, X ~in. l{ts. Fulfz 'pll)rtd ber' oWn former Coach of the MHS t.&ms, co~pos~tion. ·~4Uelt'o Brllliante" who rtYi,wect b~efly hls r~d as and c!hophfs "Fahtaslt ImprOmp. e.o•cb frq ll+t-49 and consratu· tu .. aad accompanied Mr. Fu)tz tn ~ted t~e ~&.am pions on their v)c:- ·Inallon'l high schools, • new boqk· in l., "'f: f:wo "I Love H• congratulated "Let numbers My soal Fill Yourl.Jfe" He.aft".aM torie&. port !(boob· for theJr-past ,Middleathletic LL-COl. Fultz, who ii ' Superln- pro~, the preeent ellampions ~eftdent of the Boys 1ndustrlal an,d tile teatr.a of the ruture and Sebool· at Lancaster and hla tilt la.:Jd, that .be was proud to be asdealt With tbe P!'Obiems tho sto!l Sociated with the school and the at tPe P,!S face ' wltb more than to'fP. 1000 boys at ·a tchool wblt!h i!l Tbe .au~m~Iy sanr the "Fitht .twic'e as farge as any other state SOng" and tbe "Alma Mater'" as ocliopi' in tb~ coubtry. Judith Murray,. Clasi ol 1957, ~ R~ eOrt:uhended ·Representatlve Plle•ented the orange and black G.~oree Meinhart for the , supp~rt scb~l fiac. be' ttalghfen to the 818 school proTheme of the decoratJon1 ldr vSm aod otller worthwhile -pro- .tbe .&ymnuium was ..The Moon, Jeeta. Lt.jCol. Fultz said that his th~ Stat·s and ~ou" •nd a blue 'eeilaim Jn dealing with the boys at lnf, studdeCI w1th sJtver stars, wat tiM! aehooi Was to make them ·bet: ' suspended ov~ the dance floor ter eitlletlll when they are releu&d I and large painttnrs: b)' Gordon and not to beat them and fe&l· Guthrie and Robert DeLay, Class men.t them without re1ard to the1r of 19$7, and Pri,Jcllia Harpole, emp~a- were u•ed to carry out the theme. future development. ~ tbtd tlie faCt that tbe' boyi at the Favors of p&per hats, noise-rna ken tehool come froh1 all sorts ot balloons, h~rn•. and colored stream· h9mes ahd that SGme come from ~s '!ere dt.stn)>uted during the tltlll locality lf well as .others in dane~. MuSlC for the dance was the ·state. He prAised the teachers =~~v~~ by the Ge-Nqte's'; II} MHS wlio s~t fi~ ,enmples lor thttlr Crooks asse~bly~ led by Gene pupils and said that many yoUii1 1 M · R. d J J)el'IOns were fhe result of 1their rs. 0 ney Sa er ~nd Mrs. flntlronment but others triqmpJied r:ul lheiss were oo-cbauomen fOT oVer the lime e Inner comm1ttee and qthet-s the 1ani wer:et_Mj~"::~·~J.o~h~n;'K~e.tchk.t, Mrs.sting Harry Child~. Mrs. let, "kow To DrJve.': publlBb¥L by the American Autoq~oblle A.Bs()Ci· ~t1orl, Wa•hinat~. D. C. iive• a relreshiD& revieW and some new b\formatlon driver'• seat. for the man in the In tk<l foreward, the book prom. ,..... I dri ises infwma ion on hOw to VI! ,bett-er • enjoy motoring .more, save money oo ('l,r maintenance, lessen accidents and avOid driving irri· tations. Appropriately enough, the first Chlllpter deals witb the caUle of most aceidentt:. the driver. nu, chapter-presents some tnteruting, on-the-spot tests to enable you to judg~ )'our perso,nal , rhYsi\:al fi_tness. It also delvel into baau:; P:sychology' with a discul!lllOn of h!)w Jlef&oltauty traits and basic aUHud~ ean cau1e and preveht ac· cident,. Some particularly timely t~ps in the sumntatioO. ofr a . "Your Car's Gattees, .. Here w6 ebeeiing yeti.U' need for cal- of elJbt fh'll aid polnlo. Tbl book include• four ebap- Daily S4lnUne1, Pomeroy-Middleport, O.,ll!lf 27, 1857-7 tera on meeJlanicat eonltruet1on, car tntptetlon and ear • ear~ for thoae of UJ wbo nortnallr are ba.f- Ded by ~~~)'thing boyond !be nu~ •"4-bolt prtncjple. The book 11 eat)' to Ttld. Only 122 page• i.t eXJ)rC!U!~f I.Ktl that are otteo bard to &raip In a .elelr, undentandable man.n.er.. rln tad: the eiltlre Mok eoRblm exceUent information on the positive, ··eonKructive eteps We can all take to cut the nation'• hlibway death toll ' - and save outselve» some money do1ng it. llif -W£ll WEU. IIELI.O' GEORGE! AWl MY! FAMILY! O'llJCiRS TO M~IT Stdf and Offit:er1 Of th() Meigs Templ1, Pytfilan Sl.tOOu, wl)J meet this even lnc at the home of Mrs. Cash &hp. Th~ • ~ 1 CUI SCOUT MElTING The monthly Cub Scout Pack meeting wtll be held this evening at the F1nt Bap-ttst Church witll all parents and Cubs urged to be ' pre~ent. A Seout offtclal w1il preaent the Charter to the• Pal·k A ... GASOLINE ALLI!Y at thltJ meeting. BOOI;rERS T9 M'ET. The Eastern Band, Booster.a wi.1 mt!!eot .at the Tupper-a .flains High School thh. evening. >All )oteres 1• ed persorut are inv1hMr to- attenli · ' .~.. ~ , EMERGENCY :cALL The Middl~poli· Emeraenry SqJ.lad w~s ·called to fh~ horne of rtf! s o · 0 Alb Y CRV S W G R· a Uli oe 2&. Bul. 1t i.h:re,l 1 wark • c td 11. Qb!4 (her.) U. Musto •· CHait pan 2d. ifAilieai note u..Jtuadc ·, . "ttun!ent 3S.Ral\.. 12.1tlncl of tree 21. ChineN I& Pro. 13. Ctnturr p&,Jod& ncmn plaftt ri, 22. Perform 37, Counsel u. A peer 2S. B&nl.krtt ~ (It• 1&. Departed school ' • chak:) lt. Dispatch 25. Ocean •• 38. ¥an'• r ....,..., •• il••riii niUne 17. Dart 26. Number tO. Oreidy ft. ~eadow (colloq.) 21. Upward fl . IWpalr t5.Neg*'" ~ 21. Make Jaet eurvlnl 42. Weaver'l tlve r· 24. Apprehendl or ~hlp's •: wOrd ' '! 28. Kln.d of ·'" plaJiklRr He 1 , ,.n 'a q'!: ~'i' l:'!"'ft"""l!r""a"'.,..r"' =~:~~iy (Ja.) , 3!. Some 31: PowE!r• as. Snare 89. Seottlah eapt 1 48. Of tl\e blood h.-+-1-+~ 4.5. New 46. Wol'lhip 4T. ·sheep like ..... Seed coating 69. ~ · 1 '· • B'~~ , ' 2:. French author ~•· Pueia · 1 • t. Whetl hubt •• >1111 . an Cooney. , eommittee · who aoitted .ir,· ~ . ;.:embers of tne 19fi7 Eecuitve ~ ~Oates wml tHe plans were P~t: lis ' ~rt Hatttet_t, Morlfti 1\Qj~t Grea, June Siltil! ltloes, Freddie ! '!t. ~::r.ft. I t. River )0. Walt ' ·and lll<. a. Mrs. P~il' Ohlihrir tbe birth of .an soil, Philip Miohoel, • ~ Generitl Ho!l· K ano · Ia LONGFI!:LL,QW . ' ' Gn.t Je~ttr limply atanda for II)Other. In this sample A t1 used 'lor tn:t thr.e ·ua. JQ t.or the tw6 0'1,, etc, Stngle leHera, apoa· '- trtlphel; 1M ..qth and form•Uetn, iJf the word&~ are &II liinle. ilfi.ch clay lhe i;odt ~ltera a,. dlffef'frit, · 1 '· announelilj 21 AXYDLBAA~R . •. NiW . CITIJIN Cll:ftl'·) oil DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - H~'l how to work II: H~qda1h~Jt, 8alb Seltaaf. ,Franc:Js Hu~kell(lebl, ltonh~th III<Eiftinhy and William Cbil~s. ' ,, .1> , t:~an ,'r Q~tton '· . ' w tlli"l it r 'u ' N a a y ' H (: F p v K_£ F u . · A cryptorram KCFUI, ~cPDOPKwc :. bH ji,,.T I f CPYU1UFAVPN . FCfQYP. •···· • - P~ri1Hlte4 br ~r•• J v0 ·I JFRvtu,t ' liZRXU-~ GH · . ' ·ritOiol ·~.tote...,'• ceyptoquOtO• s~m abw YOUR wolU>s COME j 'fQU IN A CROWD!-BROWN!Ka. '· IMAGINE VOU UVING SO ClOSE! HQ!V AllOUT CitiU COWNG TO DINNEil SUNCW(_ AND BRING- THE :~~f~~~~~;·~·:= ~R=•~beErt~H:•:n:n~c~il~••:r~ly:S~u~nnat or3~t~o~e~n[ab~l~e~M~r~s~. • day morning when she -Was re· a'hd ., US' ported ill. I J~al(m.Oed~i~;~,;~dc,h~!~ - • TH~ PRtVER'S High Alumni Banquet Attrads Over 200 Saturday NisJtt •. ' ' • NANCY HEY SPIKE··· A NEW KID. i..IVE!j. THe~e-:. GO OVER AND Tj:I..L, . HIM WHO'S BOSS AROUND HERe �•. .. • I ~ '' . ' ' 6-Dtilly Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 27, 1957 fer PAROLE NEWF HAVEN LIVE WIRE ,...,ll.td, Ohio, u, 1957 " , W. Va. ducted by, pfesideot, Mr~. Bertha 11on· . , The May meetmg of the EUU Cun,nmgham. Refreshments were AthiD)', Mnl. Nora FOB CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS 55866 Francis KnOUf, A ·priJOner p T A Ray· Weav~;t, .Mrs\ Cape Mr. and HOWPrd Wag-nLive Wire Class was held at th now conf1ned tn the Ohio State ReThe New Haven ' 'PT'A b · .seMd to thOBe named above and formatory , Man.sfield Ohio admiteld the;: home of Mrs. K. J. sl:ou and J~ Urt. Edgai"-Layoe, Mnt. Freeman hart. Mra. Homer Millet'·IDd Mrt. hab left Friday for a vacali1D "' In Florida, Led from Metgs Cou~ly, Case No. last ~eetlng of the I!'Jason recen . ro-ll,ostesses were Mrs Berna. d Roush, Mrs. Cliff Rous.h, Mrs, Everett Laudermilt: i 5182 Convacted&-22-56 of the c"ime 1 ly wtth Mr~..John. Morgan, pre~l­ Lewmg, Mrs S. H Reltm it·e,..M:t'$. James King, Ma. N11nnie ioh ·, PER~AL$ J,t:r. and Mrs. Uoy(! Roush aior Brk. &. Ent. DIS and 8ervtns a dent, presJdlR&. Th':l mett,.ug Howard Burri~ and Mr,s.. Ivan Mrs. Je&s!e YonkeJ"S is horne ten,ted rthe ·funeral of, Mra, ' Jd:1n PHONE 398 sentence of 1 to 5 yean iB eUglblti open~d WI"' regular form and Shawver. son, Mrs. F. A. Batey. Mri. Thelafter spen~mg ~he winter Jn Ph.iiiiJll Jn ro~e.-0)) W~nesd~; I ' for a hearins bcf.&tre the OHIO devo.tJoos were by Mrs. Berna1 d ru~ Caij;>ehart. Mrs. Otho Lejv. RATES Tampa, Fla. , · Mr. lnd Kra. Lloyd Rouih spent Mrs. Howard su.Tl s was lead"r ing, Mrs. Geor<>e J-'well, .&Ira. R.r PARDON AND PAROLE COMMis- ~lvmg, a story by Caroly" LeJv'lfi. tnd Mrs. Henry Cunnin ,. the weekend.JD SJ)rinQ:field WbN'e and the theme was .'' Mo~~er". A F. Bryant, Mrs.~Thomas Capehart. SION on or after Jul)' 1, 1~7. tng, . 2 ee•U per word, one inscrti~n. Minimum chara:e tHlc.---4. ~ntl ham Sr., _ vJajted Mr. an,d Mr~. th~ir dauehter Carol is 1 student per word for three consecutive 1nserlloas. OHIO PARDON 4r: PAROLE . · Busine.u reports WE're reatl a'!ld short bUsiness meetm1, was co" . .t!r..s. Esrl· ~ieters, Mn. Clayton lft!nry Cunnlngbapl , Jr., in Da ·· ill Wittellbei'JI Collrt"e • Special- One month for 25 centl per word. COMMISSION approved by Mrs. Jack Fleshe1· run.rate of 2 cents per word will be charged Co:- adverfistnc U A C. FORSYTH, Parole and who also gave the annual report D0tpa1d for before the 15th of eac.b month following insertioo. R~:cord Clerk of the PTA. Ao&P J!hen jn Advertlstog--Should be reported immedlat.ctr. The (5) 20, 27, 2tr A report or the Mason Co. , D.ily SenUocl -.til not be resoons1ble for more than one tiicorPTA Council which recently me: t'fl1 luertion. ----:-,:--"""'....!-,- at West Columbta was by Mi~ Carbd of Tbanka and Special Notice• of Eventa $1.00, Obituariea BULLDOZER for hlrtt, ponds, Goldye Hallt. pu IJJhcd at 1 cent per word. b•sementl, 1•ndJc:•plrttJ. Ill. M The organization voted to con' - C"wdery, Lont -feiHGm. Phont tribute ~.00 toward the de: ._ ,. ' 5•2J..tf gate's experue to thfl .National (I) N 0 t' · 10• ICeS '1951! - chevJo:etdt;mp tru~k:""good LAWN MOWERS sharpened the Council In Cincinnati soon. The annual mcctmg of I he Sullon COIHilll•ru Lk c new. Phone IDEAL way. Nelgler fc Cl(!ek A report on the new readers 6087 ·Y, & Chester Farmers Mutual Ftr · 5-27-3;~ Garage. Phone 3611, Raei.ne, 0 was by Mrs. 8 R Vance anc' Mr.s Co: w•l.l be al l't_nL• (;~u"{ ~~-~; 1 1bJ;,-;;; pu-;;;p~h 5l6-12tc. \ Pete Roush and Mrs. Sara Daw M. E. C..:hurcli. June J al :r ,0 j 17·g-all!'tl 1,1nk ltkc new Phon - - - - - - - son, followed by a di!lcuuion at 2-185! , Rutlantl ~ 27 3 , Fr•• l"lm•te• which time the PTA vo.ted t~ A ~ .. ~ranc1s ~1r!Tt.~. St•1 .• ft 27-;J!p. ~- _ _ _ _ _ PAINTU... G . 1 ponsor the project. ------Alumi:lum rr•mhinatlon storm and PAPER-HANGING New officera were ·installed by WANTP.D- Odrl JOb s . <·ar W.l ~h S("rccn wmdows and doors. Steel L. V. Rel1ln1•r Mi,s, Hart and ~re president, M1 ~ -, ing by Mtddl cpeort ~:,.pJor ' and alumumm aw 111 ngs and canR•clne, Ohio John Morgan, v1~e president, Mrs Srout~ Co~1tart ltu '1utl Van op1cs CJ.J WtHi 01 m RadfOrd, ' 117 If 0 . J, Bosli~ secretary, Mrs Ev -~·~dd~t .. _ 52731e Hock Sprl•lt\S 5 z 1mop. QUICK SERVICE ('11 W•lll f..i- erett Roush )and freaiurcr, M• s - ·- - - -pairing hy Faetory 'l'rlhw4 Ralph Gibbt Jr. FULL SHANK. HAM SHOOT, llacl/lt l'liUIIHn;; GRAVELY 'I'EA CTOR SALES and watchmaker, COlLINS JEWE. ' The program 'Yal b\' Re..v. K . J . M1ll, June 2 5-25 tite Scrvke H .'\ fo'tnlaw, 512 E' ~ s p • •• Scott of the New Haven EUB 1wR 4 "'"7 II ' c..metOJ, 1-... Church concerning . · "Reli~ion in Ma'·n St., l'omcr''Y· HALF - - - - - ·----( 3) In Memorian I 141 F - - - - - 1\ADIO • TELEVIlllON SERVICI!, the Home" and .u we bencf.' or Rer1t Pbollft ilO, Ctefand App1J1nce from it in our daily !Jfe's a!,l.d to l6 LBS. --Store, bd w. M.alfi St., Pameror how through uB, it can refJe H•adquartert for 243-tf upon those we are associJteri Samsomte Luggage - Lane Cedar tror Rl'!nt - E)(tOnf.llon Ladders, Scatrold J,Jards, Drop Cloths. - - - - - - With, Chcsls - LAU Window Fans-Chnton i''•,hcr, Middleport. · Mrs. Marie Roa~h':<~ room l " ' · F'rlgtdaire Retngcrators. \ ' Phone 62b5-X. 11 1 tf j 20 I nsuronce ceived the attendance award a.td tl.-ker Furnlfure, Mlddl1port, Ohio • f • ..-. • • • • • • • • • • • , _ \ _ _ _ _ ...___ the Sixth Grade Mothers were lb~'' 4 29 tf l or rent · O:::teCtric walJpape.~ BMnei-S~PIOD JmuraneeOC,:~~~~ hostesses and served refres~· .teamer. , Climu .l Ftsher, Mid~dle~. Fire • ~ ment 1 to those 'above anrl Mrs. (() Lost & Found COME tlepm t Ph ti265-X 11·1lf ~- Pbona eaJS-X VIc Street, Mrs. F'aye Smi~!1. ' FOREMAN. -;--ABB.o::O::TT=-::T::V-:-·=-~ Thomas Grinste-ad, Mr11. Gll'rge • · · 5N:IW .Boneless, Sk1Die01 ... Cooked, 9 to 1Ub. Size LOST- un Pum rroy Sti'Cl'b, Mu } Cloth, N.vJon, Flber.:lass Awnings, SEE Porch shnde!l', Venetian blinds,~ VtCP. AH makes RepaJrf<l by Ezl. Randolph, Mrs. Pearl Cunning 25 cvemng, J>'loa!mg Opal ca• \.' ind~)W bh,1ds, Porch and Lawn p~rt TIK!tanieLI~::J. PMoe B2a. Y b"am, Mr. a11d , Mrs. A. G. Bonney, YOU'IJL rt ng for pierced cars Pl<•a st .l''uquture. Free est.~ ..ctes. Dale Mldd1epor. 8-lJ.U Mrl. Inez Roush, Mrs.. Harry call 84.>-M 5·27 J . Wipp'! Supply, 215 Union Ave -Staatl, Mrs. Ueula RCiush, Mrq. SAVE CANI•41D' ' Pomeroy LOST- nJuc ami gray pat ;tke :1 4 25 1 ~ qoMPLETF. lnsuranmr Protlctioa. Flora Grimes and Mrs. Harr_. -----~ Life, Auto. Fire, Polio. CIIU Doll Milltr. answcr11 lu and l!nt•<tks h' - - - _ AT A&PI ..• Mills, Middleport, Ohio. COUPLES CLUB namr, Johnny M .()(J ' reward IJOl1SJo:.. - 2 bedroom hnmc, hot ar.~J cold ruttnlng \\.tier 9Dl·M - - · - - - ~ Mr. aml Mrs. Robert COOft t.: Cal i 8l3·M or nzao ~ 21-.11 ·'htucuse 5·25-J:p (21 ) Real Estate were hosts lo members of th • ----LOST in Pomeroy, Mo~~Y 2i Cam ~~ Prices effe~tlve lhiough Wednesday May i!llh Couples Club, S:.tlurday evening l'llA.lLEit SPA-l 'E.S !i·ur- Rc~ Ptn \'aluC'rl as ll kt't'P ' Jik<' . H1 at their home. AtteJdlng we1e 2ll x5U' w1!h ct·mcnt tJ atw, ceward Call 957 X 5 :.!!i J1t A&P Super· Righi ... All Meal, Sklilless Mr. and Mrs. George Burns, M ment walks, scw(•f and w<ltcr,' and Mrs. James 01ehl .Jr., M~ UQ per w<•ek. In one of lnr '(Bbl A~ta Se~vi~e~-- $5 • VILLAGE HOME _ 5-reom frame and Mrs. Lester zerklo and M. cleunt·sl .111'1 nc ;Jtc~l tra'!...r w1th bath, hardwood fl,oorlll and and Mrs. Harry Millf'r. ~ ~nur~s Ill Southe rn 1 •luu HJCt'S a. n. l<AWL-mGs-soNs-co:-_ 2• • -'rRA U.EI< VILLA(, I•; 2 blo1·l..s woodwork up and down. Furnace .• ANOUET ' ,, , r ' I' J hea! to all rooms. 4 cl()ieta up. The annual ~hilip Sporn b.1n hout. loltref'ker Serv•ce. Day w<·st of tnffrr ltgh· m Lhf's!llrl' lo' t. ,,. . _ l,o. ,'f .. Phoh.e tl227. Nign't Phone stairs .Full ba 5eme'rit with laun- quet was held 'May 17 at th· Oh io. l 'htoll(' 7 715'). 5·256!.• dry Large front vetanda and en· Martin Hotel in Pomeroy. The.e ' 110311-X. DODGE • PLYMOUTH closed bark porch. Beo~~utlfut were twelve tcamA In the '56·'57 DE.\,1 -VJIS 8 6 tt '3 room a~a-;.[~t~ 21Hlfl MMin Sl , Pomer oy. Cn ll 251 ' or sec Dr. K. lawn Located near both school&. league with 1-f. A ()avis as pre· Faney Oblo . . . Fresh, Fully Dressed TO 7 LB.· SIZE D. Am'ibary 5 22.-tf On ~xecllcnt higl'lway, only a sl<"eQ.t. .'· 1 (8) Auto Sales I' few mmutos drive to Pomeroy. Ralph Gibbs Jr, was t6a~;hn • UN P'lll!Nism:n APA 1\'I\ M J<'! NT Priced 1·1p,ht. ter for the cvenmg and short N~w modern, 4 room:-; and hath 'i':::::"'~~,....,..--lllil't Llltl\'ollit't IJtii ,I,V lUUI•t Nu <'hilclrcn under 12 Phun r MINUSVILLE _ t'i -room hou.se talk~ were by A. G. ·MchlniR•I , with clccttu~ily lllld gas. Cistern. ' and H. A. Dav1 1 power Mllrlr, puwN siP•·r iu,l! h •711, Mtrtdlr-port. 5 22 me 1-aer' > lot, excellent for 1arden. Jr., presenter! ·tro white wall tires, l1f~ ~uurd .. Out of high watttr. Cash price phiea to winning lea1n, tubes, sunvuor, rluek r<tfl :,, ( 17) Help Wanted Ior quick s1tc, only $800.00. Maintenance 2 the team mem· and he•tcr, 16 000 nrtual 'mr.-., -- -~-- ... - BOX • 129 'HONI hers being Nelson Ro4sh, R look s and run.~ likl' •ww. t · .~• . 1.1\ flY lo lakr ('1\I'C of f'ld N!v I Plump md Tender •. . Cui· Up, Pan Re~dy . (") 25, 3tc bert Gilmore, Bill Hayu, Gerald l\lrs. Clyde WanrhrtJr.m•r fiOR!i X lady, must l!vc 111 . lnqu tr;. --:---·-'---' Kelly, Lester DamewoOd a.td after R PM nr Sa tu rllav :i 25 ~ ~ p morn1n~..., 8 on A M. uu ld nom· li room mudcrn house 1 rooms Doug Miller. at 62 Race S! . M1dd!cporL. sut111ble for renting, with private The ''runner up" team consist!956 l'ontla<' VB '- d.r Seddl 5-21-tltc $2,29!S 00. Only :1,4!'3 IWiu,l entrance and sepArate door :n lng il( Ralph Gibba Jr., Carl --miles. Driver's lratmn,t:: C''l' OPPOHTUNI'J'Y I•'Of( YOtJNG bnlh Close to school. Gara~~ Searles, William Stivers, Bob Bl. etlnar'JJ, Punwro;v !S-24-til r and .1ard. Call at 741 S. Fourt~ Couch, John Reltmire, Carl Ten MAN TO LEAHN PIIINTING M1ddloport, before Wednesday nant and Jamca Aussell1 al 1o TRAin<~ AS AN APPH~~NTICE APPLY AT DAILY SENTINEL. mght. 1, 8-21-3lP recelvec:l awards. AU members of ~, · ' Maintenance No. 3 team. 3 22 tr 0 , . rE MILE FROM SPOnN, &2 aere Jndtvldutl awards Weri't l'l fnrm, good house, tractor land, WOMEN OVI'r 18, no t'XflH[('IICC close to stores ,c~urc:ftef, ~ebool• Ralph Glbbs Jr. for htving th•' Wrlle for drtalis of .'iCveral pat•! Mrs. MartJn Ohlinger, 'X'Umer season's ,highest WhUe Will•lll tJmlllhCO ttle (IIJ)lO!'! 1111 it ics Wtlt'lr 23003, New Haven. 1 23 3tp Davis re~ived trophies fol' lng !rum ~·mu· home. Nn uL' 1 il.f'ahe.st sinJic game average and J.!illlon MUTUAL ASSCJCIAn:R SIX ROOM HOUSE, 8\i acrea hlgheat three eame terlu 8qbhl' (Dept Il l, Box 105, Morton lb. ground. Price $3,000.00 Phont Sayre, roc:elvet:l trophy for mosl Penna. 5·27·31r . . 512-J. I 20 Improved bowler. - - -,.----, Big !0 to 22lb. Avg •. : . Red IUpe CuUers . The Labor Departmt!nt wbn tlr ~ - - - - - MAN to work on dai ry farm t: .9U Dodge \'8 4 dr St>rlH, M. Hearllcy, ihppcrs Plain ~. team trophy during the lea~ue ' tournament May 18·24; while Sl,:w:l.OO. Autom:•tlc shl rt ~p~h:;:o;;;no;;;-C_o-;o~iv i-.. ii c;-;1.:5.:_9.:. 9. ~ _::_:5 ·27 ::It · ., ownrd hy local f1ll1n g :;l nll •n " hilh alnJI~ trophy went to 81)b owner Blaettnn·s. Pomeroy, WANTEO- SalNI:Idv ur Snl!'s· Gilmore and high d011~le1 lropf!v I •I ! ' &-2-HUc han to S('ll MeN!' ~ ~ l'rodu c went ~o Jaek Needs a11d William - - -- - ·- - - - - pttrt or full !hue Big pror11~ Winebrenner. The lea1ue Js hClc! JD!H Pontiac 8 ryl 2 dr $1,0D5.JO No cxpcTIOitt'l' m•cdcri. Will at Pomeroy Alley, Otx. Sedan, we've srrvtred lhh teach and f 1nan!'c \'Oit. Wrl' ~ I ' <' , I IIIlTH car amcc new. Blacltnttr'K, Porn today McNmss .co:. 120 t::. No.1 ... Sbe "A"-, CALIFORNIA LONG , .WHITE Mr. and Mrs. Barr)' Montgom eroy. ~·24~tr Clark St.. t'rccport. 111. ~-27 - llp .r' ery .are announ.elng .tl)e blrth of a .--;--:-- - ·' 7 lb. 2 OJ, daughter May 18"at 1 .033 Buick Special 2 dr . Sedan WOMA:\1 for g('nerul ho1.1sework Los AJ'!Celea-... !JOapltal. ¥,ater,lal $196.00. Dynafiow clrJYc Rlal'1two in hmily, .stay nlght.s III'IURANCE AGINCI' gundP&renta are )ftl. ~rKt Mrs. tnar's. Pomeroy. 15-24-3k !•'rank Fell, Mill(ll't!Ville ne.ar : -----·c=---~_:______.:.:.:.:· curt Rou•h and ptternaJ grand· ~, Hootlll • C91 Che"'''· •·27-3'p ACClDINl p~rent.t are Mr. and Mrs) Robflrt Ltro. ·' M'onLJomer)' of Min•o JunctJon . • 1 I ~ }' Business . INGAGIMINT r usED BARGAtNS-A-1 uacd t' ll'C· OWNIR~MAN4GIR RIICII 'T en•.... ~ Sweet, 11 Slle \ ' l , Mr. •nd Mrt. Jotlnny Roush trle water beaten S2!i00 ~o WANTED In are announcing tbe '"pgemcnt 160.00. 5 aal feed buCkets, 3 f··• We have an out!tsnding cxcluillve 1111 of their dau1hter, Wllnda Lola to $1.01.1, one new cltclrlc watm rraneht!ll' tor this are•. May bt• Larry ~ne. ~n of Mr. and Mril. heatefl. 52 aat, $09.00, U!i&:lll handled along with other bus!· Ralph Kln.r, Gt~ham Station. An elecLI·ic molor 1·6 to 1 HP $J.o0 nl'!.'i. or job. No dlrect selling; AUI\III ....ddhic il pliUlned to bo up. wed milk coolc.n, all tilZt's previous bualneas experlenc, ,', \'· . . ' held, at 'lhe St. Paul Lutberan ' • ' ' ..,,t{ • ~).. .'IT., ,. J new electric rangt', rcguln.r hi:!lpful We train y!)u com Ch~h ln NeW .Haven. pletcly at our expense!. May bP $270.$229 uted refrl~nr11ton ANNOUNCIMINT operated from home or small •20.00 \O SO,OQ. Easy term .~ The looal Womerl's Club will otflcc Our system Ia wei! Flte ReCrlreratlon . O~cn ev<!nhold thelt annual .dinner on M~v proven and P.roof ot tremeninl•· 5-24~tc JANi PAIKI!I LA!IOI , ; '-·· -'' IPj~iALJ 1 11 at \)It American Le1ion Ht~ll rlou..s profih and tltlCCCB!I of ' ' -. " ' .. At 6:30 P. .r,t. Husbands 1ml . •troller $UIVJ huslnt5s in establlshod arc;~ , ' ether cu..ta are Invited to nt· . awlna. 18.00. RJch· ttlvt-n at time or Interview. r' 1 l~nd all~ .• ,,. .offlcm 'fill b< in- · !30-ll. 8·24-3! p CONC~ ; quaHiy, you mus.t have $3,001} stalled for tbe ~mlnJ year. ca~h, mu.st own <!ar. turni,IJ , r~ · PAiiTV \ "lolWiiottwp.,t.-o fert-ncu. and- definitely be o ' Mn. ChadWell honored ptnon wf\_o ran make· tbtlll' own 18 wUh a· ' I'~ GRUIISJIR 00. dtcisloA!! Minimum. ~ income hQme In ,a.o ••• , 91 blrthdaj . 11hc>uld be $lT.OOO.OO For personal intenolew annuall 1~ yOL.r Mllll ~ tf ~ ~ ~· I ;nd (' . 1· area, w.U,. fully abOut :rq.uraelf, • and tnrlooe ph••• numllef_;, ,, SJM MONS ENTERPmsES;> 1 ~27 .. .. "'' ,:~. · Ponce )lc Loon Place •N, E:, ITlUCT~ ~i' ...-: Atlanta, 6, Goorlia,., &-:tl-~lc' ICIIA' 11101( _ WANT ADS I DOLmAY AIIEAD .. . INVITES ~OtJ_.:!:~ ... Get -In On These VALUES- . • lm. I $ I s) , Whole Smoked Ham 49c • (HAlF CANNED HAM ............... ' .. - ------- - • • ,UI 1-lb. ~~ I ----~--- ' . Jb: ••v -- • w ---~-----,-~ l ...j, r ib. ----- - ----- \ i 7 WatermehiiS toes · . , -_-11 < e . y D'· e . · · · , · . J: · ~ . H. to' eq. Rodney Downln1 . . . c-ttt..,...,.. ··-tt.. For Sc;e '·------ - - ( 19) · ,,_ ·:'• ~~ ~·· - . CA,KE~N ICE C~-JAM- ... ·; , !Avr-·:~.:~ ;.:'j: . -,i.Aq8· . IILdat; '1 ·-=·.:=~=~~:::;..!' ... w• a·•*Y'""": . (20>Buslne;;s~f:\ilees' ijr:.U' · OHIO iLOCK LAX~G ~Yc b~i;qr ' l'itllip Donov,., Sfr«tlltl. • Uf'l! &.1..12tp. • . ~I - ........._ 'Ill - ~ .. . . ' . VAiLEY JI.,..K ,l,;s~, ""ft .. ,f ''' , ..~- . ......... 1 ..... ~, ..,,L~~ .. _ ' Gl~ts Jerry l [_r,: · ·-.,_•. , ! . SEAT Jlf:iddleport Alum'ni alao rt_mjnsJed the Al~Mnl AIIOcll]lanqi!oCw!u;.; onl of. the larae.t in tion\ tM•• ~'I'.· J;;lstob. Pultz tiM-qght aebocil'• hlltory with More thaD \be "J'i.ht SonJ" . atll1 used by ' attehm.n, the blnquet and MHS to tiae Local school while fie many otbel'll arrtvma: for the Wat~ a ~her. · · ror · - - ·• u1 bid to take danct. Ahntuil partots · 1. vt Mri. Robert Coates (Charlotte. Uf! Cla&!: of 1:951 tdvant11e of the fine drivlne lnOUi~). p~dept was In eharJe of d11eed were Mrs. ~:~ine ,:;:::•: tructlon . being preseult!d Jq. the a HoM bu,slneU 1e11,1L~n when the Coats stephen 1 ~~ followtn, .ortleera to'r 1958 )Yere ~radlord--Bruee B.: e~teted· PJ"esldent Marcella T•Y· ·Atans-~war~ B.; and Mr.. . ~Or: vi~l~tt., Sal}y..GoQdwin Walt- Frtncl• A.ndel'SOD ' (Martha HiDes} _ thy Jtousb Youn 1 • rs:,· secretrv,, car~ Bo,chtel·, i.rta- .-Keitt, Ai:· n.r. L d .Ill~ Jun~ mart. oeai ~xee,utlve ~o Kenn J lt.i Watt.tr 8 ~ Har 11I ])O~, t ~e~l ohlldera ,Reynold•~ ...l...Ane .HmiJ; JUlia Miller Me~Olyn Clark - 'Bae:Jq!ef, Robert Coqua,__l!!.d,ward Lee. :rewksbary Jf,:enneth McElhinny feni.or membera of the ehmpton. and Lee S~ltb bateb•U cleam were: Edwud Me· · Co Rb u~ Ch 1 William Chil"' was toast-master mas; o Prt ..~nnesy, ares fer the banQuet which was .erv.ed P.Jvla, Leo Ktnnedy Jr., J?'avid Jn the schOQJ: gymn~ai~~m by the Hlady, l..,mes BowleJ. Others ~~troParent-TeaCher AuoclaUon The d~e4 ~re Robert Ntlaon, Ed· State Cli~~lon Qlteball tea and ward Crooks, H. Whitlatcll. MUtbp. their coach, N. P. Swackhamer, Wayland, Roger Lilbtf'Oot. were 8m!clal •uests and the ttoCoach Swackhalner spoke brJeOy ph)' theY won ~aturday ll!Ornina: in of hfl 'prldf... in hl.!l team and. of COlumbUs: waa diapl.ayed on the their flne work ~1!1 .• team ll,ghtmg plltfOrm dprina .the banquet. for the at4te elilmpi6nettlp for ,l,.t ..COL. ~., llfptoR Yultz, ~llspf I their sc~ooJ-rte fir~t ,'state cham· anCI hfi wife. Jp.,~n(ta J'ultr.,. pionshf-p lO woftl in .the South· eorieert·~l@tlt{iod eo.m~r~ were ·ea ....ern ·Ohlo, Lea1ue. ' fletdURea j,Ori. Uie )rO:Jfim wJ).ith ~f program ended With a re arran,ed by;' Jl'f'ahcfs HUnker cordm1 made by Forrest Ba~bt,el, X ~in. l{ts. Fulfz 'pll)rtd ber' oWn former Coach of the MHS t.&ms, co~pos~tion. ·~4Uelt'o Brllliante" who rtYi,wect b~efly hls r~d as and c!hophfs "Fahtaslt ImprOmp. e.o•cb frq ll+t-49 and consratu· tu .. aad accompanied Mr. Fu)tz tn ~ted t~e ~&.am pions on their v)c:- ·Inallon'l high schools, • new boqk· in l., "'f: f:wo "I Love H• congratulated "Let numbers My soal Fill Yourl.Jfe" He.aft".aM torie&. port !(boob· for theJr-past ,Middleathletic LL-COl. Fultz, who ii ' Superln- pro~, the preeent ellampions ~eftdent of the Boys 1ndustrlal an,d tile teatr.a of the ruture and Sebool· at Lancaster and hla tilt la.:Jd, that .be was proud to be asdealt With tbe P!'Obiems tho sto!l Sociated with the school and the at tPe P,!S face ' wltb more than to'fP. 1000 boys at ·a tchool wblt!h i!l Tbe .au~m~Iy sanr the "Fitht .twic'e as farge as any other state SOng" and tbe "Alma Mater'" as ocliopi' in tb~ coubtry. Judith Murray,. Clasi ol 1957, ~ R~ eOrt:uhended ·Representatlve Plle•ented the orange and black G.~oree Meinhart for the , supp~rt scb~l fiac. be' ttalghfen to the 818 school proTheme of the decoratJon1 ldr vSm aod otller worthwhile -pro- .tbe .&ymnuium was ..The Moon, Jeeta. Lt.jCol. Fultz said that his th~ Stat·s and ~ou" •nd a blue 'eeilaim Jn dealing with the boys at lnf, studdeCI w1th sJtver stars, wat tiM! aehooi Was to make them ·bet: ' suspended ov~ the dance floor ter eitlletlll when they are releu&d I and large painttnrs: b)' Gordon and not to beat them and fe&l· Guthrie and Robert DeLay, Class men.t them without re1ard to the1r of 19$7, and Pri,Jcllia Harpole, emp~a- were u•ed to carry out the theme. future development. ~ tbtd tlie faCt that tbe' boyi at the Favors of p&per hats, noise-rna ken tehool come froh1 all sorts ot balloons, h~rn•. and colored stream· h9mes ahd that SGme come from ~s '!ere dt.stn)>uted during the tltlll locality lf well as .others in dane~. MuSlC for the dance was the ·state. He prAised the teachers =~~v~~ by the Ge-Nqte's'; II} MHS wlio s~t fi~ ,enmples lor thttlr Crooks asse~bly~ led by Gene pupils and said that many yoUii1 1 M · R. d J J)el'IOns were fhe result of 1their rs. 0 ney Sa er ~nd Mrs. flntlronment but others triqmpJied r:ul lheiss were oo-cbauomen fOT oVer the lime e Inner comm1ttee and qthet-s the 1ani wer:et_Mj~"::~·~J.o~h~n;'K~e.tchk.t, Mrs.sting Harry Child~. Mrs. let, "kow To DrJve.': publlBb¥L by the American Autoq~oblle A.Bs()Ci· ~t1orl, Wa•hinat~. D. C. iive• a relreshiD& revieW and some new b\formatlon driver'• seat. for the man in the In tk<l foreward, the book prom. ,..... I dri ises infwma ion on hOw to VI! ,bett-er • enjoy motoring .more, save money oo ('l,r maintenance, lessen accidents and avOid driving irri· tations. Appropriately enough, the first Chlllpter deals witb the caUle of most aceidentt:. the driver. nu, chapter-presents some tnteruting, on-the-spot tests to enable you to judg~ )'our perso,nal , rhYsi\:al fi_tness. It also delvel into baau:; P:sychology' with a discul!lllOn of h!)w Jlef&oltauty traits and basic aUHud~ ean cau1e and preveht ac· cident,. Some particularly timely t~ps in the sumntatioO. ofr a . "Your Car's Gattees, .. Here w6 ebeeiing yeti.U' need for cal- of elJbt fh'll aid polnlo. Tbl book include• four ebap- Daily S4lnUne1, Pomeroy-Middleport, O.,ll!lf 27, 1857-7 tera on meeJlanicat eonltruet1on, car tntptetlon and ear • ear~ for thoae of UJ wbo nortnallr are ba.f- Ded by ~~~)'thing boyond !be nu~ •"4-bolt prtncjple. The book 11 eat)' to Ttld. Only 122 page• i.t eXJ)rC!U!~f I.Ktl that are otteo bard to &raip In a .elelr, undentandable man.n.er.. rln tad: the eiltlre Mok eoRblm exceUent information on the positive, ··eonKructive eteps We can all take to cut the nation'• hlibway death toll ' - and save outselve» some money do1ng it. llif -W£ll WEU. IIELI.O' GEORGE! AWl MY! FAMILY! O'llJCiRS TO M~IT Stdf and Offit:er1 Of th() Meigs Templ1, Pytfilan Sl.tOOu, wl)J meet this even lnc at the home of Mrs. Cash &hp. Th~ • ~ 1 CUI SCOUT MElTING The monthly Cub Scout Pack meeting wtll be held this evening at the F1nt Bap-ttst Church witll all parents and Cubs urged to be ' pre~ent. A Seout offtclal w1il preaent the Charter to the• Pal·k A ... GASOLINE ALLI!Y at thltJ meeting. BOOI;rERS T9 M'ET. The Eastern Band, Booster.a wi.1 mt!!eot .at the Tupper-a .flains High School thh. evening. >All )oteres 1• ed persorut are inv1hMr to- attenli · ' .~.. ~ , EMERGENCY :cALL The Middl~poli· Emeraenry SqJ.lad w~s ·called to fh~ horne of rtf! s o · 0 Alb Y CRV S W G R· a Uli oe 2&. Bul. 1t i.h:re,l 1 wark • c td 11. Qb!4 (her.) U. Musto •· CHait pan 2d. ifAilieai note u..Jtuadc ·, . "ttun!ent 3S.Ral\.. 12.1tlncl of tree 21. ChineN I& Pro. 13. Ctnturr p&,Jod& ncmn plaftt ri, 22. Perform 37, Counsel u. A peer 2S. B&nl.krtt ~ (It• 1&. Departed school ' • chak:) lt. Dispatch 25. Ocean •• 38. ¥an'• r ....,..., •• il••riii niUne 17. Dart 26. Number tO. Oreidy ft. ~eadow (colloq.) 21. Upward fl . IWpalr t5.Neg*'" ~ 21. Make Jaet eurvlnl 42. Weaver'l tlve r· 24. Apprehendl or ~hlp's •: wOrd ' '! 28. Kln.d of ·'" plaJiklRr He 1 , ,.n 'a q'!: ~'i' l:'!"'ft"""l!r""a"'.,..r"' =~:~~iy (Ja.) , 3!. Some 31: PowE!r• as. Snare 89. Seottlah eapt 1 48. Of tl\e blood h.-+-1-+~ 4.5. New 46. Wol'lhip 4T. ·sheep like ..... Seed coating 69. ~ · 1 '· • B'~~ , ' 2:. French author ~•· Pueia · 1 • t. Whetl hubt •• >1111 . an Cooney. , eommittee · who aoitted .ir,· ~ . ;.:embers of tne 19fi7 Eecuitve ~ ~Oates wml tHe plans were P~t: lis ' ~rt Hatttet_t, Morlfti 1\Qj~t Grea, June Siltil! ltloes, Freddie ! '!t. ~::r.ft. I t. River )0. Walt ' ·and lll<. a. Mrs. P~il' Ohlihrir tbe birth of .an soil, Philip Miohoel, • ~ Generitl Ho!l· K ano · Ia LONGFI!:LL,QW . ' ' Gn.t Je~ttr limply atanda for II)Other. In this sample A t1 used 'lor tn:t thr.e ·ua. JQ t.or the tw6 0'1,, etc, Stngle leHera, apoa· '- trtlphel; 1M ..qth and form•Uetn, iJf the word&~ are &II liinle. ilfi.ch clay lhe i;odt ~ltera a,. dlffef'frit, · 1 '· announelilj 21 AXYDLBAA~R . •. NiW . CITIJIN Cll:ftl'·) oil DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - H~'l how to work II: H~qda1h~Jt, 8alb Seltaaf. ,Franc:Js Hu~kell(lebl, ltonh~th III<Eiftinhy and William Cbil~s. ' ,, .1> , t:~an ,'r Q~tton '· . ' w tlli"l it r 'u ' N a a y ' H (: F p v K_£ F u . · A cryptorram KCFUI, ~cPDOPKwc :. bH ji,,.T I f CPYU1UFAVPN . FCfQYP. •···· • - P~ri1Hlte4 br ~r•• J v0 ·I JFRvtu,t ' liZRXU-~ GH · . ' ·ritOiol ·~.tote...,'• ceyptoquOtO• s~m abw YOUR wolU>s COME j 'fQU IN A CROWD!-BROWN!Ka. '· IMAGINE VOU UVING SO ClOSE! HQ!V AllOUT CitiU COWNG TO DINNEil SUNCW(_ AND BRING- THE :~~f~~~~~;·~·:= ~R=•~beErt~H:•:n:n~c~il~••:r~ly:S~u~nnat or3~t~o~e~n[ab~l~e~M~r~s~. • day morning when she -Was re· a'hd ., US' ported ill. I J~al(m.Oed~i~;~,;~dc,h~!~ - • TH~ PRtVER'S High Alumni Banquet Attrads Over 200 Saturday NisJtt •. ' ' • NANCY HEY SPIKE··· A NEW KID. i..IVE!j. THe~e-:. GO OVER AND Tj:I..L, . HIM WHO'S BOSS AROUND HERe �• ' • ' i • • • ' the Church of Chnst Weekday ~eligious Education Teachers . Honared By Churches Sunday Afternoon 1 ~111 ISernL.:e Bowen who b ~ tee:n the :Yelp County welj.kd•y and Mrs Ieac with a BS Degree m edu~ ~u lmt a: ~lillOUI -edutation te acber ro ~ ~e pu~ •IX years and Mn QaWb ZubdJ!I who Will S1art t h ~ In the receptlo n !me wer e t he Re v and M rs C R Konk rtgh t Rev How111rd Ruppe It Fir:!lt Pre~ Heath Methodist t hurch Mr and h) ter•an church work 1n the county thiS fall Mrs Glenruy Ewtng MI.'!S Bowe r. Offl«"ts of the county weekda' "ere hon'P"ed Sunday aftern oo Re v and Mrs Ralph Zundc religiOus educatwn council 1n church M \ ben ehurehes of the cnun y Pomero y Bapti st elude Glenroy Ew1ng prcstden lleld a Tea at the Heat h Melho Lena Hubt<r the Rev ,.nd Mrs C Rev Hoyt ~Jce pr esident Capt E Hoyt !tt:lddleport l' 1rst Baplb 1 Rummell sccretar) and Mrs Hu ch ur rh li red Garnde pastor (fr ' her treasurer ' schoals. and St'n tng many years on the Ohto Haptut Board of Cbnstlan Dana was a ~ucatJon l:lyer.s Bowlmg w~k.cnd guest Hew Furniture FOR $299.00 BAKER FURNITURE In Middleport Walter Ramey 11nd Mr and Mr• ' Got Out Of Tho Ordinary , .. G1t IlliG An Oldsl A MJW warld of pl•ot~r• GW<>Ih you ln 01dl for !171 D ttl~ctivelow l•vel 1tytln; - o;~ downto •orlh rid• with ptle. to mot(h 111 ~;~1t YOOI'f -cor,.lnnow\You II b• pl•ooontty wrprlsed\ Largest Selection of 1957 Oldsmobiles In Southeastern Ohio 9 IIMUTIFIII MCIUI'I s TCI CIIOOSI I i!OM lmm(:diate Uellve1 y -ANDT KARR 6 VA• N .. # Phone 485 ' Pomeroy, Ohio ;;;:::;;:::;;:::;;:::;;:::=::::::==:::===========:::===:.:'~'~':"~'":'~'~•~'~'-'~h~<~M;;:o~sk~>~ll:'~"~"';;;;'~""-l t •' I ! PLAY/ • Luck} llalJ~ 1 Aud ~ matt ltlUllit'l lets m; tlo hct hu uul ha.s murc lilUtHII y Umc to enJOY the tlu f01 ~g~ ~h< t cally to do' She knows \\C trt>.1t •II things wllh tate she w.mts bl!t n tit• n them mce spadt- lin& clean at mod~~;l coot' / You can always count on us ' to Jli<k up and dei!ver prompt· ty A•k about our many ser· vices to smt your needs, fit your budget PHONE 121 TODAY Middleport Society Mill Street MldcUeport, Ohio " Robinson~s ,Laundry Seeoad Slre<l l'omeroy, Ohio Mason C'lunty 4-H Camp on June 6 were selected at a recent meeting of the Dustera 4--H C)ub VE'rnon Star The meeting whic~ was helrl a t lh e h Dme of W an d a Th ompson was called to order bY Mary Roush the president The mcm bers sang ttre song 'We.st V1r ginla Boy.s and Girls and reciteJ the 4 H Pledge Selected to JUdge or enter con tests on Actmty Day were lhe followmg To JUdge clothmg Mary Rous and Sharon Brown baked goods Allee Roush and Arlene Rous 1, Bruce Staats and EdY.In Roush will also JUdge a good groommg contest for boys and ~"irls 1 The club voted to hold a fe,t val on July 6 at the Vernor Seht•lOI Committees .,.-ere ap pomted to work on the project Jn char•• of the P"~''" was Wanda Thomn..on Dotl~ Roush rread the Scripture, Bruce Staat~ and Ahce Roush gave readmg~ and Arlene Rousb assisted b her grandfather Der.ms Rom;l gave a demonslrahon on how l1 graft a tree A w1ener roast followed th< meeting ~ - - -\ j"Whoop 'n Holler" Playground Opens For The Summer Tbe flnt wiener roan of t.be aeason was held at what baa: been named the • Whoop 1nd Holler' plaxground m the Hudson and Nortb Second Avenue netgt.por hood Fr~day evenmg twenty ehlldren were present Wltb Mr and Mrs. Wilham Slatlr and Mrs. Edward Haggerty in charge of thr. super· v1son of the party The children meluded Tern and Kimberly Brlngard Cleveland grandchildren of Mrs l;ll\ggerty Billy and Susan Slater Evelyn Glbbons Evelyn and Helen Captema Marlene Shirley and Ray FraZier s'ylvla Rowley Phylils Helen and Karen Bostle Bill Hayes Joe and J:erry Custer Donald Morr1s Glenn Steele panln Integrate lhelr opetlti "'D !or grealer eff1clency A farmer mu•t be able to mana&e labor keep cumplete •?d accurate records on produet~n. aalu. purchaaana and resear•h, and analy~ lnform .. tion avatl abll!l to make dilcmons reJardtng the operation of bJs farm Tbe ne'l:l meetmi will be a' the ho~e of Woodrow Mora Topit for discussiOn- Our Young People-Our Greater Resource • Those attending St~turday e 1cning were Mr and Mrs Edison Mr 1r.d Hollon and children ?(rs. Dol'lild MorA and famlly Mr and Mrs Reld Young a 10. lamlly, .Mr and Mrs iJorace Karr and. family Mr and Mrs Woo ' rpw Mora and family Mr a 1d Mrs Earl Dean and famhy Guestlii we1e ~r an I IDa.. Lloyd Dllhnger and family ST. • ,n e • ' • e-n ttne Weathot· I - NO 37 I .Hob"son Cr~ssing Flasher Lights 'Installed Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, - _______,____ - llay Z$.1951 l!INGLI COPY-4c . us Test Blasts - REEDSV:UE By Mill Lucy Krbbl• Mr and Mr~ Theodore Reed Sr of Porneroy were recent A UFC S;alurday cvenmg ." uest.s of M ""' ahd Mrs C E Humphrey Un Mr and Mrs I)ana Massar of Eleven we~e rt ceJYcd mto tbe Ch1!Ucothe V19lt.ct' here recently cburch meiiJbershlp and ~he .rttes With his brother Mr and Mrs 0 o' baphs ~ en t lh Massar w~rshlp ~er~~~c th~ m~~~~~~ w••e Mr and Mrs C A Barne • !led t k w a M.il;hodtst Church Sunday t ...., tlca d th 0 aJi SDurg h 1 1 A claS8 of young people, Allen t a en e unera o IS > ~ L Dowme Larry Marshall Hnnry er Cleland Jr. Carolyn Vaughan Paul Ntchols and f.,mlb vh t rommy Whtte, Dougla! ._,.,..____ cd With relatives at Vmce t Eleven Received 1nt Ch h Q n S d M • Qy Qfnlng E '•t ° u•VOJ•., JJm Woodgeard and Jon Webste• were recmved.mto the church and fGmmy Wh1te waAg1ven the sscra ment baptlsm lex Clio and Mr d An M s Leo Sm1tb were nlso reo. ceJVed Into the ~burch member shtp Th e Rev Eugene Btown had for his sermon top1c In the Morning d th h an e c otr pr.esenled the an Family Ntght at the Pomeroy them Praise Yc ' Baptist Church was greatly enJo ed bY the larg~ numOOr who £JJl ed the SOCial roGm Frlrlay even _ 111 g ~ Sandw1c~es cookies 1ce cr.eam coffte and soft drmk~ were sen ed lo the • church fam111es • tlV the men of the young a4ul• The Friendly Farmers Fa m class wcludllll( Guy c(lwan, Jfarry Bureau COIJDCII met Ell t'le home or M d M I Ba1ley Jack Sorden Calvm Simt' r an rs {oy HQltcr .So~t son and Cbest'!r Ztrkle urday evenmg to dJS.fUSs th. 'lables were decorate~ \\tth farmLt ll.f' a bu~mes.smarf. 1 garden {lowers arranged by Mrs 1\IIJI;t people thlr.k a bunne~~ Zirkle man hve1 in to,wn and ppcratcs Bef~e th.- soc1a1 penod Hu 11 store or local bank Yet toda~ mspmn\c ffl 'Blble on th rarmers are ju.st as much a b 1 Table • depl iti thfl value .o( SJnessman ns the factory owner famtly wors lp was shown m the or lawyer sanctuary rollowlntl a bflef hymn Farm1n!f now requires a lar.,.e smg Jed by '\\ilham Watso,l InVestment for land and eqUip church school supehntendent ment lt ta>kes haf~ work ami· Edward Fm;tc.r ran tQe flln:' brams to kee~;> UP With new m projector _and Dana Oliver .seTV ~hods. Farrner:t beh.evf!; II ts p'l& ed m his element !UlJ4ttVJlJini s1lde to rrtalntaln the familY t vpc kltehen ~mtivlbes and the coffee farm and eJJJOY 11 !ull hfe ev n urn thougb more bu.smess,.ss and con nt pomeroy 8aptlst • Faml·ly Nl'ght IS Held 0 n Frl' day Fr•en • dl- y Fa rmers Form Bureau Council tJ.ieets f.' v 8 un d ay M D 1 ' e RD Smttll sp<"nt Month~ nr~ 1 a romuoy her parent• M d M MWJlh 1Vtn Sm1th r'I an" d ~ ,. ''d rd ~n h s cJCrnard Small y an JIUI( ter, Debb1e were C ,ol c Ytlle Vlsltots Sunda~ R • rd S tc •• a mith who Js employ... d n Akron spent several daYs. ,t II h • t s orne nere Bndgctt Ann Desmond n' ParJ&:ersbUrg spent Satut'day Tll.l!ht an' 'Sunday In lhe hllm"C af b •t ~randfather L B Sisson Ro) Edwards anrl family CUJlod~ n W Va spent Sund .!J,('rJ! WJth Mr ana Mrs B ·~ Edwards and famJiy Mt and Mrs Guy Spcnter an; lhree -children visited hts motb"'"' 1 d at A fre Sunday In the absence oi ' tbe 'Pre 1 ~ dent Patty Cowdery pres1ded at the Pioneer 4-H Club meetjng S:J•urday Which was held at 111 home of Martha Pos~ Mtelari '3 ~lchol::s presented tJ:~, p'ro~ra. 1 t rollDwed by a cloth 1$1w; .lflemon "' tratu>n by Mary Jlmeo Galftdol• Jar A refreshment course w...,. <>er~ b:y the hostess The next "'" 11eet1ng v.lll be at the hoDJu of ;I :;t: 'he v cc presipent Marlene Barr Mrs J.aw~IP.nce Rose a,nd Ann•· hel spent Wed~csda" hete; wlt'1 t Mrs Ro.sc s alstef Mrs J,.eo.~A Sm1th I Veith 11 and {anuly p k h b Frl.da to Mr- &nd Mrs Jpme~ LeWIS Co I eton w 0 were er,• Fry..A umbus were w~ekcmd '{Ue-sb of attend the funcrul o Mn ~ d Gocglem were dmner guests ol MrM andLM,., d HoDwar Byehcs h Mr and Mr~ Homer Radtord of 0 b rs u.~m a h ames Mas Athens Road Freenk 'n"tllng c~ 5 ~ ~r d ~h Mr and Mr~ James Will and an e z ~~need r z h ea daughter Becky have returned 1 ast week re yrne 10 Jer orn e h k tl Itt 11 I Columbus toclay ome a er a wee s vaca on n Columbus Induma and Kentucky Mr.s Ernest Cove•t and Mr Harry Canterbury hal returned L.ucl!Je Mayes were Vl.!iJtors 1n to hill barber sbupe after under Parkersburg Saturday R f G go 1ng surger) at Holzer Hospital Mr and Mrs Ferry 1 e reel! 81 x weeks ago field, former local re~tdents VI" Mr and Mre Clarence Thomas lled here Sunday Th( lr son of ~hrengo were week end guest 11 Marlon and his wtfe have recent of relatives ly announced the birth of a son Mr and Mrs RLChar4 Rupe and their thlr(l chilli daughter Llnd 11 left th 15 mormng Mr and Mrs Roy DIIVIdson, Sr for a vult at Lakeland Fla with nd Mr and Mrs Rov Dwids o~ Mr and Mrs Dever B•gerstaff and 1• and d11ughters Calhtc Connie !amily 1 land Cmda Columbus ~>pent l<ht! Mr.!l f.a\lt Spence hits teturned vcc}tencl wnh relathes to he.c home Columbw after a Mr and Mrs Robert Powell v1slt wlth relat1vcs hereand children Columbus spent Mrs Barbllra Smith hf!s returned the weekend WJth her parent~ to her home Columbu!l after a vlstt ~~;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::::::::!:::;;;;;;::=:::::::::a::::::::::=:~::§~~=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~:"'i~;;;;;;:;. Mr and Mrs Norman Wayland wltb relatives and friends • t I tJ r and llrs Kayte Paul K andRussell Mr~ andMr daughter Eve!). n r flwl~ were \1St tors i 1 Huntmgton Saturr'ay Mr and Mu Rober! Yates 1w ! ch1lt\rcn Jackson, vldted Hll<~ t1veo; her!\ and attended the Alum m banquet :\tr- nnd Mrs George Ta) lor Cmcmnatt who were wcekeml guests of her parent!!! Mt a11rl h-frs T E Wilson 1:1tlended tht Alnmm banquet Saturday here \fr and' Mra John Ma:vor ar. e~uldren Grove C1h were week end guests of h!'r parents Sta ' Rep and Mrs George Memhar Mrs Charles Stobarl and ba ,Jaut:~hln Athens have b(' 1 YISII mg her parents M1 a II Mr~ John Chancey anr. ~he 1 tended thl Alurhm b;mqutl Mary Sehallf who Is emplo}e In rolurnbu~ was a week end gu()~t of her su1ter Mrs EH,rett Bac 1 ncr and f11mlly Mrs Retly l.<'Wis Johnsnn Ca roll and Miss Janet Lewis Zan esvllle were weckent1 guests r I Mr and Mrs Dale Da1st and farr Jly Mr and Mrs Paul Kautz an 1 children Columbus spent til(' Wflekcnd w1tl;l her brother Rtc artll Pickens and other relatiVes Mr and Mrs John Dowie fRnth Ann Powell) Athens vtsitcll her parents l\1r and Mrs Nels!:~ Powell o\'er the weekend and she attenr:Jcd the Alumni banquet Mr and Mrs Louis Hayden b-by Dayton wen weekc 1 ' gue11ts of her parents, Mr anrl Mrs Charles Payne MiCky, slTUili son uf Mr ant' Mrs Wllllam Ch1lds ls Ill With whoopmg cough Mrs W11Us Anthony Mn M L French Mrs A R Pullen and Mr.!!< Roy Tracy Sr attended ttlc Inspection of the Marietta Char Jam'-ls CrlaweJ been visiting 0 was returnc I from the Hospital where she was a sW'Illtal pabent Mrs Rtlbert Hurley and so 1 Henderson were Sund1~ ~~ Bernice Bowen 11 Mitch, RN Galltpo the week wtth her liT and Mrs P L •§.':•_ lomlly .,;;:·E;,,;c;,o~rt. aon or Mr ani l\! Tri-Lustre Cleaners Judge• and entrants to eo 1 test.s at 4-H AdiVlty Day at the OaReubcn Beck and sons POMEJtOY SQCIEn her short talk w1lh a blr.~smg fqr the people of the co nmUOilleS d '1r~ t " Mr Ewm g m ronuee J• Zundel \hi' nt>v. teafher who hRs taught both public school and r• ltg!ous ('duratiOn tl11sses Sh" ~ poke of her lo\ r fur the Lord for all ch1hlrrn anrl for teachmg and sud 1hat.om c~f her PfOf es sur s In college hH11' lllcd tcac1 ng he1 mJss lOn ftcld / Mr Ho;.t cl.,~cd lht meeltng wl h a pray er II} mns were sung clurmg tn program w1t11 Capt Hummell a~ \cadet and Mrs 0 F Klem as plant~t M1 s J hn Kl'lchka ~rs Brucfl I loyd Mr, 1-!arold W JOdgcrCI Mrs Hmy Chesher Mrs Ralph Radd1ffe Mrs toneHt Bachtel r tt1 1 host chmch we1c on the Te cnmmlltcc Conkks were contr h 11ed bv women ot vat lou churrh1 ~ \n r~rrangement or r't r 11 rccl roses Rnd tapers wo~.. used 1m th<l tea table I Mr~ Zundel new Instructor 1s 4-H Activity Dar Judges Named For Mason-Co Camp Gree I Oa Tbe Brightest Corner - - -- - - of Mrs Mr and Mrs Chester Haddol. and famll)l Jan and Melody P• Pleasant spent the wt~ekend Wlth th elf parents Mr and Mn He Mr Ewmg mtrudured the oHt man Haddox and Mr aDd Mrs Mr and Mrs f dward f Bauer Louts Trlpletl curs as he pa td Lnbu tc to the fm 1 I work l nne b~ th1s g roup and also Manon ipenl thP wuckl'nd Ydth Mrs George Dool! Ltle and so 1 thanked the vtb'!lors for their sup her parents Mr and Mrs C R Charles Steven Athens spen• I Honl'r l W<tgne r Moore G mghte sever4l day.s w1th her parent~ port of fh (' program m the coun Karr Sr and th ~ lr BETWEEN HEAVEN AND HELL h ( :.~pt Rumm ell >poke briefh Polly Ann Dauer 1\lr and Mra Glenn Lambert anrl (C wem aseopc TechnJcolOI l 1nd Mrs Huber ab o spoke of Mrs Stella Walburn and ,s.O • were JOmed Sunday py Mr Doo Jame s Mitchell Rosemarie Bowc th( f m ~ o rk do ne h) M1ss Bo;oo Lester and daughter Mrs Eber 11\tle111 !ltHI tht rl'spoll se of the chd Lew ~:> were m Nelsonville 1 bur• Btll Grate Charleston was a THE PEACEMAKER dren to hlr ll itc htn g., dll\ to attend the fun eral of Mr weeklnd guest of his father r TUES WED MAY 28 29 Mr llo )\ (lfalscd Mr Ev.J ng Walb' rn s ii tster Mrs E(f 11 Grate and fam1ly I Sail" Gtlmorr who IS emplo; FAMILY NIGHTS ll r F 11 1nd Mr' l !uht r 11 JC W01• tnne • il a1 o r T1 uck Load they h:.~v1 ac compt shed on Lh Cl•arles QoJ!Ic n h~ s h~ l'n •II t'd m Wa«hmgton D C 18 homc ulnu lt('rl o 1 2 Adull Tlckl Is) ro l~~tll a1 d san th 1t tins pr 1 w1\h a sc\ere throat m! r ellon fllr a vacation With her parcn 5 II ugh Matlu we N m t ~ Gale !! gram \'dt.., un~ of the most 1m l\lanln DeM :un Alcxandrta Mr an d Mrs ( ar I G ilmore WORLD WITHOUT END < portant w thr tou l' L} tnurch \.a L"i a busme,..s vt s1 lor h"re George Munn an d '''''"' ' Vi (( t n cm at~t Jpt' 1 ~chm cul o r) la and Dorothy Munn f'lutley N O wvrk He r qll~tl the teacher \ Mr and Mrs l h~rlt's Gortl) - alsocon secra t e(! woman to God a11 h Jnd son s Jerome and Stephc 1 J are Yl.sllmg Mr and Mrs Har Bud Ahho tt I nu Costello ry Munn and daughter , poke of her mfluence over th Cha1l rston wr-re Sunday ~;ues HOlD THAT GHOST } oung people of lhe com mtm t of Gl'lll: (rate fi-Jr (, Jrdncr commended lhl anti ''' ''""h"S ,,,.' potllll-c• IIIUJ c Mrs Charles Qui!lcnh Sr l''c ,, "' " ~ '" the>< year!) son HJil anrl Mrs- C aries Qu 1 Mrs Francs Bcec h1 er oI G roo n fo"' tlt> •• p><>JC"l ' ·•nd .,,, 0 com nende~ th• leu Jr vlHtled Sunday WI l fwld wa~ the we.ek en d gues t of h''d ~·.,, •• "'~ .. .. c Q 11 c h Md Le J Fox Laurel 1tl teo th (' 1eath~r s o r 1hesr clas ~ es fo1 the! P.ne lll en 10 Mr an rs WIS dNI Ic ~t cd \\ork Mr and Ml s Orv•lle MJ!Iiton Cliff , 1, , . Bo" Cll rxnlatncd that th llntl fam1ly Rose Mllry Roxu~ Mr and Mrt Jnn Clllrk and Mrs " ~ .. , ""· he h··u ,. 1 d Jern R evn"ld 1 JlluC ~ h cr an d gra ndson of .,, >' ,0 poptls 1n Mane Lflrr\ .an Lemue 5 1 Pu" " ,, ·•, "h> " ch •epte""nto k em1 guc.sts M Columbus v.erP. w"e k c nd goe,ls .. burg wcr(' wee . , hcc • '"" ' " ' "" d B 1rt ch er • 7 •', of 11 ,, ,choo1 ''''''llment 1n Mr and M18 Oa\lr. 01lcr Larry of Mr and Mrs Fre " Mrs Edward S\JCet1an d an d Mr tl'c I 0 " •• 11, an<! ",. >fit> geodes 0 r rf\maln!!rl for a v1stl wtlh tht> d C! hi',... ••· ' ..v attcn<l"" Sunday Oilers and RoxJC Marc IS YISltt.lo and Mrs James Starkey an lh """ " ·' " "" f Chilli School ami 35 h<~d no church ~r and Mls George S ale} and dren Lmda uni Jimmy 0 n• She thanked Lh~ family Mrs ( corge Vc1th re cothe were Sunday guests of Mr C"<>n"<lt< ... " ·• t d f c 1 b t and Mrs Howard Stewart They prrv10u s sp('<~ktr s for thetr pra\s> urnr as or as 0 u.m us wt 1 • nd ... ,,, .. ,. ,,, hoc apprectat!On the Mllltrons and 18 liSittng M were enroute to Charleston w " "'" ,. ·' d M M 41 tt va to v1s1t Mr and Mrs Jess or pcopl>' 1n M~l " s CoUnty !o~ an n srYm amps He &n' Stewart the r support Mts; Uowen closed family and Mr anrl 114 ts Gcorgr Jlev <1nd Mrs Watd Radford of • 8-Pally SenUnel, Pomeroy Middleport, 0, May 27, 1957 • ' • ' attend ed the Alumm i..Oardner Rev and Mrs Wald• lion She has taught a numbe bllnQuet Salurda.y nJJht Bartels Federated Church Mn o{ yeus 10 elementary schools Ohio UmverSJty students WI' ~> Alma Parker Rev and Mrs Eu and ha1 had w1de experleJJCe o{ attended th~ Ahun.ol lnnquJ• gene Brown Pomeroy Umted tde years m pubhc educatton and re were Mary Cir.tl) p. MWer Mar' thodlst chur~h Capt Glenna ll&IOUs traimni such u .super lyn Sue Krught, Fred Lewis and Rummell tbc salvation Army th ~ vlsmg many vacatwn BibJc Kenn eth Murr&y dls t C h~rch ' Co.ve~rt has been Jll infection Eher Mrs Mn Harry p WSCS SmJth attended district president of the a meeting In Portsmouth Friday or the Portsmo\lth datnct staff of the Methodist (i;burch Miss Roberta Kracuter t.a spend IllS this week m Nelson\11le With hor s1ster Miss Leda Mae James Montgomery who IS sta I flonod wtth the Navy at Norfolk Va spent the week end hart and QCCOmpanled 1o~rs Montgomery and daughters to Norfolk where theY will reaide .Mr and Mrs Ray Glaze and sons Timmy and Denms spent Sunday at Camden Park, Huntington w Va, Mr and Mn ~Ted Moore and daughter, Jack1c returned to their home Wheelmg W Va Sunday after a week end vistt with Mr and Mrs Wtlbur Mporc E'ast Maln St, and tn New }Iaven wlilh Mr and Mrs Bertie Rou.,h Lewis J Fox and Roy Howell who are employed at Warsaw lnd spent the week end the1r home5 Laurel Cllfl Mr •nd Mrs Jim Clark and Mrs Lemuel Blrtcher and gr-andson of Columbus and Fred Blrtcher vls !ted Sunday witll Mrs Ray Seiden able ahd lfr and Mrs Howud Stewart Mra Elizabeth Link and Miss Ellen Crawford of Columbus were Sunday g"est..s of Mr IIIJd Mrs Walter Walker, , • April Bond Sales For Me~ County In $52,475 Total ' a• WHTN-TV Begins transmission At Sugar Run PTA Pays Honors To Bernice Bowen The teachers ol SUIU>r School and Supt Charles Gll>b•{ honored Mi~ Bernice Bowen L~e Me1a:s CoUnty weekday ehureh school teacher at Marlmt Restau. 1nt Jn Mi'ddlepozlt on WednesdaJ The table was centered with an arran..:ment of ..... gardtn flowO, and a <leUclbu• luncheon was e 1 joyed.. • MiSs Bowen was present•J with a farewell "'gilt alone with apprettltlon fo expreSsions Cine ln our eounty io- return to state where ' ~~" next year ·My Office , W1ll Be Closed June ·2 ' ' thr~J New Tower Site Queen Of Furrow To Be Named For Plowing Contest MATCHED SEJS COLUMBUS UP-The Quee1 ?f the 'Furrct.w w1ll be nelned here m early September to re1gn lver state national and world nlowlng contests Seft 17 20 a• Peebles m Adlms ~ County 11 was announced today ' Rober.t Hedland told farm an 1 ' ., In lhese Wlllted colon Tan MARKET RI~ORT ClNCINNA '11 UP - Produ Eggs large eggs lr htgber prices at ~f!rm• whites ond browns A :l;•;m;~br;·~·'!=~~~A A ttrge ~ 26-2.7 small 18 :M, !' A H. A 1-rge- SliM, A B Jar1e 28-29 ~c lower an I 2(t.21, hC!lVI' 16-11 HUNTINGTON, W Va UPTransnus!non from a new I 000(oot tower on Bakers Ridge, 1:§ m1ies northeast of here was started Monday by wtrrN.:rv Robert R Tihchcr, Vice pres1 dcmt and general manaa:e• aau.: the station ~uld begm to use maximum powel':-418 000 "Watts-;. next week to reach Into greate1 attas o! southern Welt Vilgbn.t. soutlte11n Oblo and eutern Ken tucty The .stati(tn presently is operat ing on 100,000 watts power Yptured By Patrolman Survaving are his w1re Helen, a son, Ernest Lester at home, a daughter Ealeen Lee, Aaeme, a brother, Homer 1J pamewood o( Akron and a su;ter Maey WnUall of Akron Friends ,-.ay call at the Ewmg Funeral Home until noon ThurJ. day after wtneh t1me the deceased wdl be rC)"lovea to the Tuppers Plams Chuh:h. 1rur1al wlll be made m the Tup. pers Plams Cemetery Chairman Named For Mas0n County Farm Youth Show Wilham Gregory, Mason County agrteultural agent has been named general chalrmar. of Masoa Cou~ ty's animal Farm Youth Sbow, •t bas been announced Gregory was named at a meeUng of the general commltte4 for the show held in Poml Pleasant on lal!lt Tbur.sday e' ening fu .. lbc show h~ve for August 30 and 31 of Flnal arrangement are eonservat1on leader~ here Mon 1FOX ~ay n:tght tha~ single gills be tweelf IS end 21 who hvc o 1 'nnu an Oh10 may compete il •ounty and area co 1tests to de A tox unJtCeountably ''Tunn1ng ermine !irtllllsts program for the sh.ow :MDre thAn 31)0 000 persons froa around' m tile yard ot the CUfford tbe appOintment of persons to Jenk1naon home at Spr1nc and E vanous committees were dlseuased ~II parts or thl! world ate expect Main Streets th1s morning waa cap. at the mce1mg ed at the event lured by Patrolman John MeKenZie and was to be lmpoundl"!d later NAME OMITTED today The naml! o( B11J Gibbs tresh Me~nue: saJd he would t~n the madvcrtedlv omitted animal over to O:og Watden Arth\tt man was £rom tbe report of alhletes who Stobut It was reported the Coun received awards at the Pomeroy ly Health Department ml&bt ask Awards Day program He rece.v that the'-head o! the fox be tt:&te4 lor preseUL't' of rablee ed t lttter in baseball Are Bound Grand Jury JPCourt Two men were b" lnd to th ... Meigs County grand JUry m S" pante lttarlngs held 10 t-he cour' of Just1ce of Peact R E Grmtlley Monday 41'bey were Eh Ebarsbaeh Jr. with embeulement, and' rclea8ed under $500 bond and W"Liham Swan, on a bad died: charge also under a S5oJO bond He remained 1~ Jlll In another Monday hearmg R'· ehant Gilmore, Pomeroy was.-fined $5 and eosts for dnvmg wittho•ot an oPera lor s license He arrested by the Sta r. Patrol Tuesday mornmg Walter Sta' nalter, ReedS\'llle, was fmed $10 and costs on a cha'rge of <':tstur!J ~ mg the peace He was arresttd by ~benfl Robert Hartenbach ~flarged First Of• Korean lfonus Checks In Mails On Friday, UP- Cheater\ W KOI'MI\ •• � 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. 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