http://66.213.69.5/files/original/d2e2a22fa6229d95d5328a9bc7c62ac1.pdf 401c7a7dc897c7dacd3876f031af1e49 PDF Text Text • ' • ' 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, !' 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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\ •• �r ~ ' _ ~ally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0~. May 28, 1957 .. ...._ .- -- ~ ITT "1. -·- ... ' - .;... ........... .. ., . ' Daily Sentinel Day Book BEHINO. THE BAMBOO CURTAIN . .... c . The DailyO,NI~S-tl.\SO:Pf S~ntinel DEVOTED TO INT!IlESTS TO MEQ TONIGHT Tbe Lortt Beretns Class will meet tanight •t t~e Middleport Church of Cbt.lll1. ' IIICHAIID C. OWIN - Ill I~L MAN~I IIYNOI.O 1.111111 -lllllOil ,e,o+ TERS TO MEET • Th.e liU, Bo~~ B9i'i!>'l\ Cl~b. lne .. will meet Wednesdi!IY evening, May29, at the Preston ~otors Inc lnterest~d rersons ,, are invited to be present. ' will "" June J, at cafeter· Grande Sehooi, ~f.~~~~~; ToutrnastReligion a~ Gordon, wbUt aen- ~nt Baptl ;t will be the ,,5if respoD"~ "· Mitldleport w.,. , Emergency ~parbneDt und~ · ld'rs. 11,[1(1 Zelma S. Is the \ I'~ tz,w ~ ...1\!0UNC.MENT , , ,I,JH furnished by the •;0!! 10,\l(l tO,ao /jq\llld ~~1\ed o.1 ~ '!>· M to the ){Q,I.il(ly b,:o~;gcl! o~ ... icldle,port Hlll bat been taken on tbt matter. ue tuccellful ntuation. comedic• ltke "Demnber Bride.. and wut. .,We ue Vet'J' ...ppy In Cinein· ern• like "Gun1mote." nati," Paut 3614. "We like CiDclonau very mud!.. I ...t.b tbey So are Ed SuU1van and ~hAlve Wf:Juld leave Ci~lltDiti aJone wben Allen, both of whom <have produetlley talk about theM fnnebiae t1on bUdJeta $30.000 or MO.OOO beIUthOp Fultoa Sheen uttar~d moYft, We are in a bappy eom· low C.tetar'l aad who deliver W'tbU. ceJebrated detioiUon : "Bat· auqlty," er audience~. oney l8 tJte unvunllhed lie laid -----hlurn LOR• Slim oo JJO thick you Ute it. Blarney ls U! Tbe cbancet l)f Cae&ar eomint flattery I.ald on 10 thin you love " back to TV with another bl& one- An.d in an addu:.l. to the lort' mayor'• banq1.1et in London, Chw-cbill pve bil pbilo.tC~PhkaJ ouUook· "I am an opthniat. U doe& oot seem too much uae belnJ rn)'thlng e!Be." Myers, craduatill ' . 7Jll) IU,!EIIGINCY· C'ALL Mr. and I on SoJ-'th ntr~ Avenue at 7 30. W1U\s Le4diDJbam, eom1\lOdore of the club, hu announced a special Pt'Ogram 'at 7.30 and all it." Mrs. RGbtrt Barton of a«'-a.on are anl)ougCJ~g ~.~e birth or' a ila~.Wiite_r , ll»lanllj: 4no, on May l'J..at t~t ~liaekel ~il}-lc lD Mason. 'l'h< l!O'b~ w~lcW ,.v~n pqunda, , four oqnce..~ at birtb. The Bartons l).f.vf two 'ao~, NickJP. and Mark. ~!er~'l 4':·~~POTO»Is ar~ Mr: aod liU- qeorM"Job.o,lon o1 West Co- Tbt compiler of tbi1 ~at au.tr trWury of the · Pltered thought doea oot -confine hlm1ell to .,erao'nalitle.J. If you tearcb, )101.1 un CO'me ad'oss tuch fuelnalins J.of ~ fll'lll\a ··~ II.Otrol•l mndpar~nts ind Mbj. Cloarlei 'artop ol · ~'"·lf.' ''Ill . RUARK REPORT • I ~'Hf WILMINGTON, lit&. call ou a N C.- I pnld gracious Jady th!.ckens tb~ Her the an1J.scgrcga\IO 1 nnU-Intcgrnt•on h~·lt, or courr~ll But I! you knew Lily, you woutJ under11tand that quality folk ~. white and black don 't .hnve .. o Bfl. integrated Miss Lily i!l .l• lii8Y u ' If she was a duch ess h .u 11 much thJ~:nily a11 a marrhloneas, and u much pnde as any queen. Even at her •gc, .MIAA lily ain't creaky She runs her l1Uic patch or ground competent ly, keep~ h .. house anlilm]J~Il'llll .v illlrnaculale Thla b - -- --- - - - ar,,r hf'r crop hflw ~ ,.H Mv brother. name I~ Litv Bur: .s. and I call her etther M.!is LilY or Aunt LilY She caUs me Bob'oy-Utj le, rat Bobby. Sh1• calls< my mother 1.11!1.5 Chariolte Aunt Ldy uys .1he i! ono" e1ghtyish, but I know how old 1 am. and J know how uld Ma ~~. aad s m l'e l.ily flurns was mother's nur~e . It flgure.i she's hnrd on lihe hundred ma1k r s uspect she miW" hl even have bl•cn horn a teehnl rnl &hive, 61m•c Miss Ltl} Burnt h 100 pCIC<mL Afrtcan. She hu lhe face of a fmc ~we ~ or sculpture, LS obsohll e!}' coal black, and from what t know or Africans, looks mort• N1lo1l(' thn Bantu, and m1ght eYen hav1• come from Sonu1li !W-otk T.e.tltst bet IK o:·ett)' good, ~twrause: Auh' I ily has n mean Wll that takes a IC;omall turn Olher day her '!)l QtliA aruT reApf:l BY ROBERT C. RUARK -sb; -;Cl-;; ~~A unt ], £1UI'<I my Mammy, who wa~ I.Ju1 u a slave ,J!ld who cou ld sti !J holJ u, J her li lac\ In uny cum puny and BY BLAN~E M. , HASKINI who f.:l' as keen ly al>uut p' Ula.· You've hcoo.d, "A abort bor ~ q trash as ~he felt abl'tJt po' white is soon curtJed" No. more ex trash. IJ~<cle Corucilu s, her bU.!.· J.ll'eJ =lve one writttn that 1 know band, 'ft ould have U~c n a !ou• of It apphe!te to lit)' preaent day col or adve rlise menl for what lS br.eak!ast. One poa(lb.ed eu. two bc!>t m hurn amty anywhe re and scant p1eces o! toait. 1one cuppa was 110 le~s a equal 111 the worll coffee. PrevioUsly, I'd added 111 than C<!plam Edwar-1 Hall Adk. ts that, bacon , a few b~l of Jam or my gTa ud pa, who merely hapf)e·, JC!Iy and keep P?PPlRi back for l'U to tw a 1r1n,·rcnt color tha;~ the second or thtrd or may ~<,e 11 1 ~- fl"leiiU lorn~ll u~ cvrn fourth cuppa cOiree 1 Now, hl'l!ikly , I'm thro ugh an1l ' I pnsse d In, tlw uLhcr day, t1 D~U shll ~ll,s ther~. fi.nHthin g h.s ploL of la nd ••hl're I u~('d lo eal cereal He has rm waist hne t 1 ~q Uitl'el )l{'ad •lew 11 ud or 111 , worry O\'cr. JH'Uppcrnor g wmt• as 0 )J:Irl W1' '1' Heard of a man ordenng at ,, ,m t•normu11~ Nubl;;n name d Ah restaurant, rat h er 1ean eahr.~ ner ~l!:Co_.,., who hllfl un!1m1ted and ex pla~ning "I've jQotta watcl). 1 s }LIUn.t(un s und the bl'st qua 1 my wast !me" atd one of thes~ ~ hootlllg m Bl'llnswtrk -prono~n- heartless wa1tres..~es "We ll ~ that'll l'Nl Brum~l{'k- -C ountv 11 O!;'CUf·j easy e n oug h 1t's (fJjf~ out t here red to nl l' Abner Mc C<•Y's roL)- in front of you'' -, never J,:Ot In t'ront of the seu..,._ "'I llkc my "short I;J4rsr, ea.stly pPrnong wl!Hl, free'".t:mg cold frdm n .r ried." It smt:.J m ~. fine ! the spnnJ: house, or the q u 111 m1ght htrn tniQo a JllJ)du ll~<!clic, t hat ralle<fi'sweetly from hi~ i'" 1 who ca-n tell Siddown and double patch, or h1 s fire !h11! w,1rmcd my l{·gs up under me l1c on Hte me, or the ~ ~q Ull rd - lu·:~d sl il ~A flllor with feet up on tho wall that Jed me in Ius ru1 .JI! ' ' c' JlL~ t a h ltle gtlat's mUk Will 1o a poor vww of Y ankees, anyhow ca•llln . I F.n W her in hllr prorw.r :pro · her !me house under fm e-, mossroctwe lh•• other day, living' In dropin•• live-oak tr~cs- f1c c '" black , ·proud and ne~trly a hun dred years old, and eouldoo't hol thinking that we wouldn't hllve n rart• prOiilem anywhere If MISl L1ll' was on lh~ ahudy side of lhe fenn. _ _ _ di·~J!! ~~.-~ ~\TI~IN . DID ,y' o·u ·- I Tlavid, Q('('aJi1"M tlv dn"R hf't in-tnwu 8honI) fl tr for hf't tMI~, J 1lv i JVP• <'los,. hv Wrilrh.t~ville Bearh) an' on mqnv occ8fli011s he bu 'IftP.mptPd tl) "r'I1Uilllle a rree stc1k In!,., !he shoppln " bO'l ~ut RPVf'r wl!lt IIUN'P.q!l, M'.S'I' r.nv COUilL' \t .... " 1 'f4'h-~t•P.<I da!s into hAr ort~lrPthof}k ~nd niiV'< n11virl .to the ll ~'~nm 1'hPn ~ h e lipq h{m a r'll"f?f'!J ,"'~ fnr ·h iR tlme ar"' tro t•hle A' the mr.ment Ml~s L1lv 1C1 h 111 "'''v -'~11'''11-: l n.L:" l" m n ~t of Ill " f,1mt1v She'~ mad at h er bn~,v whn I ~ n1v mottwr ht•f':lrt~c M>~ 11 "~ 11 ' 1 bM•n · .-rouNI l:i t PIV anrl sh r•' o marl al H1v1d w'-1'1 "lrent ., rr In Nf'w York on ~ ho!J.-fllV \11 1llt rrul sa\ JrH• llOorfhvc l'll'lrf sh"... mRf] ut lttll f' f•t Bnhh\· fmc h~1U'!Il 11'~ rwf'n 3fl vears Sill(' ~ I "r~qqprJ ~ c·ull r · her D" • ~ht> i~ a fnrl!iv,{IP ~ort Jln I ll will nol be• long before b::.lJy Charlutln taa-et. 8~ J , 1d little f-1' Robby IO~" d nopr l}' 42\ wt!l 1 ~ r 9 n ~ omed fr om hL!r ~of'lal bla::' llst ~ lf we plnv our cat·ds rlr• •. t anc! babv Dav 1d don'r .~~:o .rn"hlli':! off to no New York without pruper clearance Jl.fPIS Lllv takes I I I me I tell you, 1 hk(' th1s Spartan Wh('n I kl~e(l my mothe1 '; st uff Yuu not only feel a hero, nu rs e, .n "I Sll 1,1 1y "oUI!lS, h e 11 o th • b ut you don't h ave to carry two other day after :.10 years 1t buckets. of water .nround all day alru ck me su dd e n 1Y th 9t qua 1It Y a graphic way t o d eson be l h e Mr. . Mrs. W. E. N~sl}itt ., ot flth tt; ~ Howd Chaa. (~1, lu,Ui111 me up thnse slopes, 1\tpdinc me t\1,! ai'Qmot1la at \•b e t-op and !~lr'v tucking me 1n at nJghU Too TTijuch water has run under South Brulge since I was a raw, green rookie there. Helen got a small case or po• ' over ·bet trip. I ihaven't son IVy heard how Mae and Eleanor far· ed What Helen was doing way nny other 1967 car rerardless ot price." (From thf' June Josue of CAR LIFE, the famJI,y auto llllflzine,); " Award, pre•ented to Plymouth Division of Chrysler Cor. poratlon, by the editors of Dell's 1~57 Caro Annual who have ch011en the \967 Plymouth u the style leader of the American automotive Industry." (Inseription on award .) ' ly WILLIAM IW~D Unlhd Prett Stiiff Cotos.,.ntl•at KNOWS • NEW YORK UP - Sid Caesar, a television. Goliatb, 'W'II teHed by a Uay staU~c called ' "coft..per. thouund." I With W:ill rernatn witb me alway,-,- · Dad ~ud ~ seldom (far t-oo 1el- ~om~ go to a movie BUt Eleanor Scha'lr (bless hen fairly pu~hed me into t1his one. "Oh. those"" horjle~. Bl•n~tte. You a,nd Noa.,h'U iu.tt love them" and tb!lit broll$ht it aH ou. Say ihere's hossell 4ind ,~ Samani.Jla the Goose, will long be re mem bered by all Of u! who saw the d eliciousl y funny, yet oh so sa~, (in place.s) s.how "Friendl\' Persuasion." I'd never been t to a Quakfl' meeting but bhere it was, exactly as J'd pictured It And down the rll'a d the MethOOists wuz a shoutm' right at the same •lme. ' " Ever hear a Metnodlst s}\C)ut1 Well, you 've n11ssed sometblnr -· WEDNiS~' 8.30 Corliss Ai'c~er 9:00 Garey Moo~ Q,so ~b~ t9 seE! • 11:30 Searcb fof Tomarrow 11:45 Guiding Ligbt '~' 00 Ka f~l Kltchen t2 :30 1:00 Yet, in this enlidJtened day, some peGple, Telatlvely few in number, attempt to diaence and treat their own .illnesses- 1 dan&eroua praetice to ..Y tbe 1eut. Oolr your phystdao loo qualllleol to dla.,... and prescribe. When lDt!diCIItiOQ is requlreol. our ~ptloo d - - 1 1 equli>Pool to serve ;your need&. . <jod!rey em. And, ooh, 10:30 Strike lt Rich man what a h<lsi r~ce befwe;'eQ II ,oo -Va~anl j.ady 11:1~ tov•' ~t LUi lady and Bl~k Plrin~e w.e're tbeqoe - ~ American u pumpldn pte 11 the phi'..; ""Dodor knows bert." We all remember thia truimt from childhood. 7,00 /.JloD)i• "''" 7·30 ~oton Blae~le 8:00 Captain Kai)gnroo '. DUTTON· DRUG CO. , As ~tli.i>- Worl~ Turn• OurtJdiiiBtao:ks ,. 1,30 aoul.birt; 2'00 Big P~yqll 2'30 BQ~ qosby Show · 3:00' Btishter Day PHONE 1261 ~:~ 3·QG I Mlddleporl .3,15 3:9Q 3:Ui Seeret Storm, 3>30 Ellie of Night 4:00 The EiirlY. Sllow \ 1!30 Your Esso Reporter 5:43 Sports Parade 5:M . Weatberm1n ft·OO Actlon . ,oo ·Ho 5'''16 E 5'11l! 6.00' uoucr 7,00 • l ' I' ' ' ' I ' 1\_fl I D vv ~:), T E [: R N ' I " ' • 7,aq . Show a,oo a, so 0:00 g,so Nd Stirring is .wha.t ·~ on'i' to me!'· i I'LYMOUTH-"Economy leader of 1t1 Reid''. 1957 Mo)>ilgas Economy Run. 'lin the 1957 Mobiltl4 Econorn.Y Run Plymouth won first plate In Cl88s •A ; the •. dfvislon that indndes all of the well-known low-price,ears: The wlnnlni Plymouth was powered by a V-8 enrine with automatic transmi88lon." ,(Ft<>m U.S. ~uto Olubrecorda.~ I I PlYMOUfH-"StyleleCIIItf' ~Ill. yeor"• Dell'• 1957 Coro Annual. "Style LeAder of the Yur S~. · ·Mr. ~ Mrs. Clifford Ic.enho-:7' er and dlildl"en eallf'ld on '-' par. entJ, illr. and Mn. Clay Eblin &D4 family MonAay, • ma.tlier. out In poison. Ivy 1 don't kno·v: 1 .b41e it i! you weren't ther~ but pl'ubabiY on one of those !arn- I Jlm-ost wasn't, as you.~e. ed htltle fiVe m1le hJfes OU Ia Mled for. THE AUTO EXPERTS WRO·TE THIS A·D feel that it offer• more and better transportation value than ~C""""~--:-- Mr. and lin. Pt:uJ .JIC!IObl arriWicl tor- a few day• vlalt with theW ptlleiJU, Jlr, ID4 :Mn. Pea. l I 10:10 choo!\e Plymouth as today•s over-all best buy because we tbouaand. GASOLINE' ~0,05 Car life Magazine. "After tes~lnr all the 1957 cars we· l.ubrieatloll Ceasar Sho Is Cancelled Due To Costs t. foreed to ebaill' l.ttelf: 1'-.-.-. - - . -- GOOD 10,00 PlYMOUTII-"Your ov-llbe,t lluy"- ', as tbil from KLM, Royal Dutcl'l Airline•: '"All e1ephants · t.ntvellng by ai" by a live heal itt home on the eleduring the .trip. do not like to trav-!l ~he feattt-"'.red rompao bls ·a ·calminc e!fect " Meehanl< Work W~ldln~ - Car Woshlng • ' &r'e 4nnQ!Inefn8 the fa<'c It Son U~es clear do~ t,'n birth, O:t a sOn at the Whlte CrosS East Gree-n t'G•amertsfelder Hal\} lfo,4Pit81 In <'..olWJJbus on S(turday and I bec(lme dizzy j"'t thlntlll:i .,:ay ~. Mrs Nes~lt1 Is th~ ~ormer Of all that ellmbin1. Aod the;~ ~ele Ann HoffQJ'.n. d~u"ter ot isn't a thina; dOwn tO tbe la,~t 11\t: \•te Ml. ,od \1!1· 1WIY 0. elm tree, t.qlt I haven't seen Hiifftrlan The rieWcomer Ji8s been lhtre, lived I,Uldtr, or In it, walk- nam~ Michael Edwa:t!l Mrs. Helen ed O~(!lr it , 1{\11\d ~aken thandl Fi'f,I~C~ o! ttbson is a veat grand- - ·-- - - ---·--- -,...- aM Colm:qbu,~ , folk~ don 't make too many pro over fat 1ems tlu1 t ean 'I b c ease d ou 1 o1 bv And .tbn~ likely-now- that you a sm td~t'n nr f riendship and ·a Helen Lloyd. Kulhryn Knlgh.t ever will-.heRr on e, that Is. s matter nf dC'e r• ncy and !\toe Lamllcrl al l went to Lqvely, lovely scenes in this (Copyright, 111~7. by Unlt"ti 1 Mothers· n~y av. ou 1 wu m- flne plch11rr Thai long line of Featurl' Syntl!<"ll te . lnl' l v1ted, hC'nrt!ly so hut r couldn't Southern Cavalry (MorJan'so Rau:l) , '\ . I rul ses MJr-. • tt -to.,., ,___ T~e ....mea .. NaU..II ldvertiOb!J' repreaeotlll~f!o Botlllldli-Klmboll,• lao., ~ ..al ...ool,...., New Y""" Clty, IS. N. • · · , ,_ , I!!P1tered u MCODd elul ma11Jn& matte~ tt tAe ~ ofllce at ,_. __ ~owrooll\ '"""t ' trOJ'. Obto. • ,, t Subserlptlon nleo: ileUvery by earrlor ...~... '-.111lal>lo 80 NEW CITIZEN Mr and Mr.s. Raymond Cole of -~i one year lo o4vanee ot The D~ll1 Seollilel olhoe: tii.II!L -,.. $1 .80; t~ monlhl, $3.00. By motor rout. whtre anualalr. Laute1 Cliff are announcing the 11lOD.UUI, .PDe mqnth $1. B:rl.Jnall o~;te year $8; all. munthl, $4.211j UlrH -IP..ail. l;llrtb of an 8 pound daug hter. CUO: one montb, Sl. • - ';. , -cj· -, li Raynnna Sue , at Holzer Hospital. Mll.shecle""'r ott.o;uooo 'e'"l'l SU~du- by ,Tile Ohio :V•Uer lllotSaturday May 2:5. Grandpareflts ate in<L liie.. IIJIO -lla&c St. P.......r. C1.11il.l"'i1eii' o • )hOI!t ,.._ , . . ._._ • Mr and Mrs \Albert Milhoan , !((ltort,l oUite pbonao 301. Bradbury. ' __:_ •. . } New YotiE tUt a fropotil will be 1 iw tbemll!he• JMan ve'f7 lltUt to Mill .,.., ..,.,......, . . . . 1P mldo 11 the mOIII.orla ~~· the,.,....., o4 or oe1- -lila~Tola4or lo OlllA lhe llodlep. old- work. w11• ~ ..._ ett pm!eu'loJW NlehiO team, to • CturrlJ ...... Qf •..-.- ..._ New York. Tho dill o,loo would c..t · P<l'- lllouwul liiW'eo ' " hlo,.. 011 lllo ~ of oend tho ,_...,.. l)odpn ao4 rell<loed b( 41--. • .,...,...,.., J~ •ol'lot ... tbe New York Glaab to CaUfonia. total cost procloc:tioD ud time cqau•Yibl Hie appeall Then have llefa reporU from cbar,e. bf tbe DWJibet .or ~ou- 1u.r4 ttrul 1tlt'tit1 faN. tune to tlme that tbe Redlep, lo- qnd" homea 1 prOCnm reaeba. Ill "'wh.t uttnrk .a.tJMQ•v cated ifi the am.allat dtJ lD the 1'hil tlpre lt tben divld~d by OM! eali "tyt' "'C" Jnd "8" ~ biJ Jupq, '"" lnterNttd 1n nwnber of eommereal mmut1n a townl wUII lua tbll 10,000. 10, IDO'rint to aaother cltJ. All were ••5MHlJOI" hu durinJ the show. 000 aDd loo,DOO el~, ~ .. denlt'd. Tbw, a prOCflm lib Caear'• Uvel.y, cftiar 4nlft. few vtlwm.. Crosley J'letd, 1M ted:l'l bome ceata Lt.s 1poDIOf about $115,000 Caetar'1 t0tt • pc • tboalud ill (J.eld. ha• a relativelr lm.IU tla.- for production alone. Lawre~~ee doomed from tile Rart. dluM. The dub, which depe~ Well.'• tbow eomrs in at ,leu tban CBS-TV iaJI ft1U, '1t It Ju.riq hearily upon out.of-towo rao•, alH p:t,ooo, Caaar would bave to de- DO dlteuaLorl .,-tua CMIII." ABChu I JPjGr pa:rtiq problem •t llver JO tO 15 mJilloD mofe yJewer• 1V WiD mab a pita to Ca. . ., tbe •ta41um. 'Tbit led to fritt.Jon to prove an eeonom1eal buy. If be11 come W oa aiiUlltr bua. Jut year between elub and cltJ Qub aholtll Uke ..The MC.OOO et. TbJa apptlrt Wlliktb'. officl.alL Queatlon" and ''Twenty Oae" are Tbe chancel ll'tl CUAr will A bill Will'llbmltted in the Ohio etonomiell bu)'t beca\lle tbeir mate a movie, do Dilbt club QLeJillature this year' b)' Rep. Rob- elllte-per-tboUJand b Jow.. So are peara.neea aDd perbape. put 011. ert A. Taft Sr. (ll-ClMiaoaU) to paoel thoWJJ lite "Wbat'• 117 othec TV allah, Be ll • ftt&DI• permit tbe county to build -a l'tl· Line'' end .. rw Got A Sefret .. So vletlra-et too mach qua!Jt)r aad dium for the team but no aetloo a lltat.latk to wldeb Use iJw1u1trr ' - 'LYMOU1'H-"Super!,r roadabllit('• , 1957 Motor. Tren'il· ~toaln• Awe~!'~, ~Presented to Chrysler Corporation for superior handll111 .and roadability qualities of their family of ftrie fA"'·" (Cl~tlon o~ 1957 Motor Trend <\'t''-l'll. presented to the U. S. ,_,.,.ufaoturer ,rnakii'J~~tolllliteq' tlllllllllri'lf an~Dcelllent,)) .. "and.}r,l$t . - I t 'tlr )'Ou • • • lntlid,..., n'li-- pnoUI. .t OGI' ti(,&W e_WI! . cwmed,. -..... ...... It ......a.ly ;, beautaul •• ' - . . . , oqlol I' (· 11TTY1 Bat wbolt I like bolt;. ..... _ , . loeliql I " ' ..._ I'• dmio(. Bea•ealy ....aEon! AM die doiDI' dley'no • olcU\i w111o oo1on ud lalorioo lheoe daplllo=adiJ,lW ' joat like a queeal . ~ . biulll· . -J dl;.;!iil. • -~- II 3.3 , J~. . ' .avu· · ' ~~.ery_~i.. ,. .' " ·-. '• ' ~ ' '- . C0MP~Y ..' ' 4 ~ ' I ~ ~-l I • ,r I / 1111n1 . '. .. ·,:. '1fa:.' • raDIOIII. wou~.ra·•,.. he ""~*ioeo!tt•- ;,.,.., - .. ·:apoeted. Aod, Ed ..,. it .,.;j!- ........ ..... ...... too, )w I aa 01111 baldJ it. .... . 1' Dtl.vid .· Da•ies ,W.•I\•J:S· .. ' ' s.llti 11u ·;u tho Jatu ·' • r .......ohlll:m ... VJioitoi"Jo .... l'lho&lr ... ~kin&'_. ' ., ' ' rua or drip lib llqltld jlelitl. " ·~ - ' ~ IITTYIAadwhy ...fEoi,-W.pnodeol-.........r• Oldo"" ito ................. - · Eo..... So, who .... . J~· $u)b. ' . . _....__ ~ s ~I ' - , l.:i lta•y""M"todaep:d~:71:--t ' "- ., r POHEROY ' . . I x..•• it to,.. to-~"""' . .. ...... it. tool - \• ' ....... .., .... ........... _,_,, ..... ..;;,.... -· ............. _. ... to( . z.. v-~ ' _Y 0 U R. A~!Ji,!;t.!.P ~ ·~ D 0 I. D 8 _11 0 Bl • ~. ~_1!1. ' I \ .. �r ~ ' _ ~ally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0~. May 28, 1957 .. ...._ .- -- ~ ITT "1. -·- ... ' - .;... ........... .. ., . ' Daily Sentinel Day Book BEHINO. THE BAMBOO CURTAIN . .... c . The DailyO,NI~S-tl.\SO:Pf S~ntinel DEVOTED TO INT!IlESTS TO MEQ TONIGHT Tbe Lortt Beretns Class will meet tanight •t t~e Middleport Church of Cbt.lll1. ' IIICHAIID C. OWIN - Ill I~L MAN~I IIYNOI.O 1.111111 -lllllOil ,e,o+ TERS TO MEET • Th.e liU, Bo~~ B9i'i!>'l\ Cl~b. lne .. will meet Wednesdi!IY evening, May29, at the Preston ~otors Inc lnterest~d rersons ,, are invited to be present. ' will "" June J, at cafeter· Grande Sehooi, ~f.~~~~~; ToutrnastReligion a~ Gordon, wbUt aen- ~nt Baptl ;t will be the ,,5if respoD"~ "· Mitldleport w.,. , Emergency ~parbneDt und~ · ld'rs. 11,[1(1 Zelma S. Is the \ I'~ tz,w ~ ...1\!0UNC.MENT , , ,I,JH furnished by the •;0!! 10,\l(l tO,ao /jq\llld ~~1\ed o.1 ~ '!>· M to the ){Q,I.il(ly b,:o~;gcl! o~ ... icldle,port Hlll bat been taken on tbt matter. ue tuccellful ntuation. comedic• ltke "Demnber Bride.. and wut. .,We ue Vet'J' ...ppy In Cinein· ern• like "Gun1mote." nati," Paut 3614. "We like CiDclonau very mud!.. I ...t.b tbey So are Ed SuU1van and ~hAlve Wf:Juld leave Ci~lltDiti aJone wben Allen, both of whom <have produetlley talk about theM fnnebiae t1on bUdJeta $30.000 or MO.OOO beIUthOp Fultoa Sheen uttar~d moYft, We are in a bappy eom· low C.tetar'l aad who deliver W'tbU. ceJebrated detioiUon : "Bat· auqlty," er audience~. oney l8 tJte unvunllhed lie laid -----hlurn LOR• Slim oo JJO thick you Ute it. Blarney ls U! Tbe cbancet l)f Cae&ar eomint flattery I.ald on 10 thin you love " back to TV with another bl& one- An.d in an addu:.l. to the lort' mayor'• banq1.1et in London, Chw-cbill pve bil pbilo.tC~PhkaJ ouUook· "I am an opthniat. U doe& oot seem too much uae belnJ rn)'thlng e!Be." Myers, craduatill ' . 7Jll) IU,!EIIGINCY· C'ALL Mr. and I on SoJ-'th ntr~ Avenue at 7 30. W1U\s Le4diDJbam, eom1\lOdore of the club, hu announced a special Pt'Ogram 'at 7.30 and all it." Mrs. RGbtrt Barton of a«'-a.on are anl)ougCJ~g ~.~e birth or' a ila~.Wiite_r , ll»lanllj: 4no, on May l'J..at t~t ~liaekel ~il}-lc lD Mason. 'l'h< l!O'b~ w~lcW ,.v~n pqunda, , four oqnce..~ at birtb. The Bartons l).f.vf two 'ao~, NickJP. and Mark. ~!er~'l 4':·~~POTO»Is ar~ Mr: aod liU- qeorM"Job.o,lon o1 West Co- Tbt compiler of tbi1 ~at au.tr trWury of the · Pltered thought doea oot -confine hlm1ell to .,erao'nalitle.J. If you tearcb, )101.1 un CO'me ad'oss tuch fuelnalins J.of ~ fll'lll\a ··~ II.Otrol•l mndpar~nts ind Mbj. Cloarlei 'artop ol · ~'"·lf.' ''Ill . RUARK REPORT • I ~'Hf WILMINGTON, lit&. call ou a N C.- I pnld gracious Jady th!.ckens tb~ Her the an1J.scgrcga\IO 1 nnU-Intcgrnt•on h~·lt, or courr~ll But I! you knew Lily, you woutJ under11tand that quality folk ~. white and black don 't .hnve .. o Bfl. integrated Miss Lily i!l .l• lii8Y u ' If she was a duch ess h .u 11 much thJ~:nily a11 a marrhloneas, and u much pnde as any queen. Even at her •gc, .MIAA lily ain't creaky She runs her l1Uic patch or ground competent ly, keep~ h .. house anlilm]J~Il'llll .v illlrnaculale Thla b - -- --- - - - ar,,r hf'r crop hflw ~ ,.H Mv brother. name I~ Litv Bur: .s. and I call her etther M.!is LilY or Aunt LilY She caUs me Bob'oy-Utj le, rat Bobby. Sh1• calls< my mother 1.11!1.5 Chariolte Aunt Ldy uys .1he i! ono" e1ghtyish, but I know how old 1 am. and J know how uld Ma ~~. aad s m l'e l.ily flurns was mother's nur~e . It flgure.i she's hnrd on lihe hundred ma1k r s uspect she miW" hl even have bl•cn horn a teehnl rnl &hive, 61m•c Miss Ltl} Burnt h 100 pCIC<mL Afrtcan. She hu lhe face of a fmc ~we ~ or sculpture, LS obsohll e!}' coal black, and from what t know or Africans, looks mort• N1lo1l(' thn Bantu, and m1ght eYen hav1• come from Sonu1li !W-otk T.e.tltst bet IK o:·ett)' good, ~twrause: Auh' I ily has n mean Wll that takes a IC;omall turn Olher day her '!)l QtliA aruT reApf:l BY ROBERT C. RUARK -sb; -;Cl-;; ~~A unt ], £1UI'<I my Mammy, who wa~ I.Ju1 u a slave ,J!ld who cou ld sti !J holJ u, J her li lac\ In uny cum puny and BY BLAN~E M. , HASKINI who f.:l' as keen ly al>uut p' Ula.· You've hcoo.d, "A abort bor ~ q trash as ~he felt abl'tJt po' white is soon curtJed" No. more ex trash. IJ~<cle Corucilu s, her bU.!.· J.ll'eJ =lve one writttn that 1 know band, 'ft ould have U~c n a !ou• of It apphe!te to lit)' preaent day col or adve rlise menl for what lS br.eak!ast. One poa(lb.ed eu. two bc!>t m hurn amty anywhe re and scant p1eces o! toait. 1one cuppa was 110 le~s a equal 111 the worll coffee. PrevioUsly, I'd added 111 than C<!plam Edwar-1 Hall Adk. ts that, bacon , a few b~l of Jam or my gTa ud pa, who merely hapf)e·, JC!Iy and keep P?PPlRi back for l'U to tw a 1r1n,·rcnt color tha;~ the second or thtrd or may ~<,e 11 1 ~- fl"leiiU lorn~ll u~ cvrn fourth cuppa cOiree 1 Now, hl'l!ikly , I'm thro ugh an1l ' I pnsse d In, tlw uLhcr day, t1 D~U shll ~ll,s ther~. fi.nHthin g h.s ploL of la nd ••hl're I u~('d lo eal cereal He has rm waist hne t 1 ~q Uitl'el )l{'ad •lew 11 ud or 111 , worry O\'cr. JH'Uppcrnor g wmt• as 0 )J:Irl W1' '1' Heard of a man ordenng at ,, ,m t•normu11~ Nubl;;n name d Ah restaurant, rat h er 1ean eahr.~ ner ~l!:Co_.,., who hllfl un!1m1ted and ex pla~ning "I've jQotta watcl). 1 s }LIUn.t(un s und the bl'st qua 1 my wast !me" atd one of thes~ ~ hootlllg m Bl'llnswtrk -prono~n- heartless wa1tres..~es "We ll ~ that'll l'Nl Brum~l{'k- -C ountv 11 O!;'CUf·j easy e n oug h 1t's (fJjf~ out t here red to nl l' Abner Mc C<•Y's roL)- in front of you'' -, never J,:Ot In t'ront of the seu..,._ "'I llkc my "short I;J4rsr, ea.stly pPrnong wl!Hl, free'".t:mg cold frdm n .r ried." It smt:.J m ~. fine ! the spnnJ: house, or the q u 111 m1ght htrn tniQo a JllJ)du ll~<!clic, t hat ralle<fi'sweetly from hi~ i'" 1 who ca-n tell Siddown and double patch, or h1 s fire !h11! w,1rmcd my l{·gs up under me l1c on Hte me, or the ~ ~q Ull rd - lu·:~d sl il ~A flllor with feet up on tho wall that Jed me in Ius ru1 .JI! ' ' c' JlL~ t a h ltle gtlat's mUk Will 1o a poor vww of Y ankees, anyhow ca•llln . I F.n W her in hllr prorw.r :pro · her !me house under fm e-, mossroctwe lh•• other day, living' In dropin•• live-oak tr~cs- f1c c '" black , ·proud and ne~trly a hun dred years old, and eouldoo't hol thinking that we wouldn't hllve n rart• prOiilem anywhere If MISl L1ll' was on lh~ ahudy side of lhe fenn. _ _ _ di·~J!! ~~.-~ ~\TI~IN . DID ,y' o·u ·- I Tlavid, Q('('aJi1"M tlv dn"R hf't in-tnwu 8honI) fl tr for hf't tMI~, J 1lv i JVP• <'los,. hv Wrilrh.t~ville Bearh) an' on mqnv occ8fli011s he bu 'IftP.mptPd tl) "r'I1Uilllle a rree stc1k In!,., !he shoppln " bO'l ~ut RPVf'r wl!lt IIUN'P.q!l, M'.S'I' r.nv COUilL' \t .... " 1 'f4'h-~t•P.<I da!s into hAr ort~lrPthof}k ~nd niiV'< n11virl .to the ll ~'~nm 1'hPn ~ h e lipq h{m a r'll"f?f'!J ,"'~ fnr ·h iR tlme ar"' tro t•hle A' the mr.ment Ml~s L1lv 1C1 h 111 "'''v -'~11'''11-: l n.L:" l" m n ~t of Ill " f,1mt1v She'~ mad at h er bn~,v whn I ~ n1v mottwr ht•f':lrt~c M>~ 11 "~ 11 ' 1 bM•n · .-rouNI l:i t PIV anrl sh r•' o marl al H1v1d w'-1'1 "lrent ., rr In Nf'w York on ~ ho!J.-fllV \11 1llt rrul sa\ JrH• llOorfhvc l'll'lrf sh"... mRf] ut lttll f' f•t Bnhh\· fmc h~1U'!Il 11'~ rwf'n 3fl vears Sill(' ~ I "r~qqprJ ~ c·ull r · her D" • ~ht> i~ a fnrl!iv,{IP ~ort Jln I ll will nol be• long before b::.lJy Charlutln taa-et. 8~ J , 1d little f-1' Robby IO~" d nopr l}' 42\ wt!l 1 ~ r 9 n ~ omed fr om hL!r ~of'lal bla::' llst ~ lf we plnv our cat·ds rlr• •. t anc! babv Dav 1d don'r .~~:o .rn"hlli':! off to no New York without pruper clearance Jl.fPIS Lllv takes I I I me I tell you, 1 hk(' th1s Spartan Wh('n I kl~e(l my mothe1 '; st uff Yuu not only feel a hero, nu rs e, .n "I Sll 1,1 1y "oUI!lS, h e 11 o th • b ut you don't h ave to carry two other day after :.10 years 1t buckets. of water .nround all day alru ck me su dd e n 1Y th 9t qua 1It Y a graphic way t o d eson be l h e Mr. . Mrs. W. E. N~sl}itt ., ot flth tt; ~ Howd Chaa. (~1, lu,Ui111 me up thnse slopes, 1\tpdinc me t\1,! ai'Qmot1la at \•b e t-op and !~lr'v tucking me 1n at nJghU Too TTijuch water has run under South Brulge since I was a raw, green rookie there. Helen got a small case or po• ' over ·bet trip. I ihaven't son IVy heard how Mae and Eleanor far· ed What Helen was doing way nny other 1967 car rerardless ot price." (From thf' June Josue of CAR LIFE, the famJI,y auto llllflzine,); " Award, pre•ented to Plymouth Division of Chrysler Cor. poratlon, by the editors of Dell's 1~57 Caro Annual who have ch011en the \967 Plymouth u the style leader of the American automotive Industry." (Inseription on award .) ' ly WILLIAM IW~D Unlhd Prett Stiiff Cotos.,.ntl•at KNOWS • NEW YORK UP - Sid Caesar, a television. Goliatb, 'W'II teHed by a Uay staU~c called ' "coft..per. thouund." I With W:ill rernatn witb me alway,-,- · Dad ~ud ~ seldom (far t-oo 1el- ~om~ go to a movie BUt Eleanor Scha'lr (bless hen fairly pu~hed me into t1his one. "Oh. those"" horjle~. Bl•n~tte. You a,nd Noa.,h'U iu.tt love them" and tb!lit broll$ht it aH ou. Say ihere's hossell 4ind ,~ Samani.Jla the Goose, will long be re mem bered by all Of u! who saw the d eliciousl y funny, yet oh so sa~, (in place.s) s.how "Friendl\' Persuasion." I'd never been t to a Quakfl' meeting but bhere it was, exactly as J'd pictured It And down the rll'a d the MethOOists wuz a shoutm' right at the same •lme. ' " Ever hear a Metnodlst s}\C)ut1 Well, you 've n11ssed sometblnr -· WEDNiS~' 8.30 Corliss Ai'c~er 9:00 Garey Moo~ Q,so ~b~ t9 seE! • 11:30 Searcb fof Tomarrow 11:45 Guiding Ligbt '~' 00 Ka f~l Kltchen t2 :30 1:00 Yet, in this enlidJtened day, some peGple, Telatlvely few in number, attempt to diaence and treat their own .illnesses- 1 dan&eroua praetice to ..Y tbe 1eut. Oolr your phystdao loo qualllleol to dla.,... and prescribe. When lDt!diCIItiOQ is requlreol. our ~ptloo d - - 1 1 equli>Pool to serve ;your need&. . <jod!rey em. And, ooh, 10:30 Strike lt Rich man what a h<lsi r~ce befwe;'eQ II ,oo -Va~anl j.ady 11:1~ tov•' ~t LUi lady and Bl~k Plrin~e w.e're tbeqoe - ~ American u pumpldn pte 11 the phi'..; ""Dodor knows bert." We all remember thia truimt from childhood. 7,00 /.JloD)i• "''" 7·30 ~oton Blae~le 8:00 Captain Kai)gnroo '. DUTTON· DRUG CO. , As ~tli.i>- Worl~ Turn• OurtJdiiiBtao:ks ,. 1,30 aoul.birt; 2'00 Big P~yqll 2'30 BQ~ qosby Show · 3:00' Btishter Day PHONE 1261 ~:~ 3·QG I Mlddleporl .3,15 3:9Q 3:Ui Seeret Storm, 3>30 Ellie of Night 4:00 The EiirlY. Sllow \ 1!30 Your Esso Reporter 5:43 Sports Parade 5:M . Weatberm1n ft·OO Actlon . ,oo ·Ho 5'''16 E 5'11l! 6.00' uoucr 7,00 • l ' I' ' ' ' I ' 1\_fl I D vv ~:), T E [: R N ' I " ' • 7,aq . Show a,oo a, so 0:00 g,so Nd Stirring is .wha.t ·~ on'i' to me!'· i I'LYMOUTH-"Economy leader of 1t1 Reid''. 1957 Mo)>ilgas Economy Run. 'lin the 1957 Mobiltl4 Econorn.Y Run Plymouth won first plate In Cl88s •A ; the •. dfvislon that indndes all of the well-known low-price,ears: The wlnnlni Plymouth was powered by a V-8 enrine with automatic transmi88lon." ,(Ft<>m U.S. ~uto Olubrecorda.~ I I PlYMOUfH-"StyleleCIIItf' ~Ill. yeor"• Dell'• 1957 Coro Annual. "Style LeAder of the Yur S~. · ·Mr. ~ Mrs. Clifford Ic.enho-:7' er and dlildl"en eallf'ld on '-' par. entJ, illr. and Mn. Clay Eblin &D4 family MonAay, • ma.tlier. out In poison. Ivy 1 don't kno·v: 1 .b41e it i! you weren't ther~ but pl'ubabiY on one of those !arn- I Jlm-ost wasn't, as you.~e. ed htltle fiVe m1le hJfes OU Ia Mled for. THE AUTO EXPERTS WRO·TE THIS A·D feel that it offer• more and better transportation value than ~C""""~--:-- Mr. and lin. Pt:uJ .JIC!IObl arriWicl tor- a few day• vlalt with theW ptlleiJU, Jlr, ID4 :Mn. Pea. l I 10:10 choo!\e Plymouth as today•s over-all best buy because we tbouaand. GASOLINE' ~0,05 Car life Magazine. "After tes~lnr all the 1957 cars we· l.ubrieatloll Ceasar Sho Is Cancelled Due To Costs t. foreed to ebaill' l.ttelf: 1'-.-.-. - - . -- GOOD 10,00 PlYMOUTII-"Your ov-llbe,t lluy"- ', as tbil from KLM, Royal Dutcl'l Airline•: '"All e1ephants · t.ntvellng by ai" by a live heal itt home on the eleduring the .trip. do not like to trav-!l ~he feattt-"'.red rompao bls ·a ·calminc e!fect " Meehanl< Work W~ldln~ - Car Woshlng • ' &r'e 4nnQ!Inefn8 the fa<'c It Son U~es clear do~ t,'n birth, O:t a sOn at the Whlte CrosS East Gree-n t'G•amertsfelder Hal\} lfo,4Pit81 In <'..olWJJbus on S(turday and I bec(lme dizzy j"'t thlntlll:i .,:ay ~. Mrs Nes~lt1 Is th~ ~ormer Of all that ellmbin1. Aod the;~ ~ele Ann HoffQJ'.n. d~u"ter ot isn't a thina; dOwn tO tbe la,~t 11\t: \•te Ml. ,od \1!1· 1WIY 0. elm tree, t.qlt I haven't seen Hiifftrlan The rieWcomer Ji8s been lhtre, lived I,Uldtr, or In it, walk- nam~ Michael Edwa:t!l Mrs. Helen ed O~(!lr it , 1{\11\d ~aken thandl Fi'f,I~C~ o! ttbson is a veat grand- - ·-- - - ---·--- -,...- aM Colm:qbu,~ , folk~ don 't make too many pro over fat 1ems tlu1 t ean 'I b c ease d ou 1 o1 bv And .tbn~ likely-now- that you a sm td~t'n nr f riendship and ·a Helen Lloyd. Kulhryn Knlgh.t ever will-.heRr on e, that Is. s matter nf dC'e r• ncy and !\toe Lamllcrl al l went to Lqvely, lovely scenes in this (Copyright, 111~7. by Unlt"ti 1 Mothers· n~y av. ou 1 wu m- flne plch11rr Thai long line of Featurl' Syntl!<"ll te . lnl' l v1ted, hC'nrt!ly so hut r couldn't Southern Cavalry (MorJan'so Rau:l) , '\ . I rul ses MJr-. • tt -to.,., ,___ T~e ....mea .. NaU..II ldvertiOb!J' repreaeotlll~f!o Botlllldli-Klmboll,• lao., ~ ..al ...ool,...., New Y""" Clty, IS. N. • · · , ,_ , I!!P1tered u MCODd elul ma11Jn& matte~ tt tAe ~ ofllce at ,_. __ ~owrooll\ '"""t ' trOJ'. Obto. • ,, t Subserlptlon nleo: ileUvery by earrlor ...~... '-.111lal>lo 80 NEW CITIZEN Mr and Mr.s. Raymond Cole of -~i one year lo o4vanee ot The D~ll1 Seollilel olhoe: tii.II!L -,.. $1 .80; t~ monlhl, $3.00. By motor rout. whtre anualalr. Laute1 Cliff are announcing the 11lOD.UUI, .PDe mqnth $1. B:rl.Jnall o~;te year $8; all. munthl, $4.211j UlrH -IP..ail. l;llrtb of an 8 pound daug hter. CUO: one montb, Sl. • - ';. , -cj· -, li Raynnna Sue , at Holzer Hospital. Mll.shecle""'r ott.o;uooo 'e'"l'l SU~du- by ,Tile Ohio :V•Uer lllotSaturday May 2:5. Grandpareflts ate in<L liie.. IIJIO -lla&c St. P.......r. C1.11il.l"'i1eii' o • )hOI!t ,.._ , . . ._._ • Mr and Mrs \Albert Milhoan , !((ltort,l oUite pbonao 301. Bradbury. ' __:_ •. . } New YotiE tUt a fropotil will be 1 iw tbemll!he• JMan ve'f7 lltUt to Mill .,.., ..,.,......, . . . . 1P mldo 11 the mOIII.orla ~~· the,.,....., o4 or oe1- -lila~Tola4or lo OlllA lhe llodlep. old- work. w11• ~ ..._ ett pm!eu'loJW NlehiO team, to • CturrlJ ...... Qf •..-.- ..._ New York. Tho dill o,loo would c..t · P<l'- lllouwul liiW'eo ' " hlo,.. 011 lllo ~ of oend tho ,_...,.. l)odpn ao4 rell<loed b( 41--. • .,...,...,.., J~ •ol'lot ... tbe New York Glaab to CaUfonia. total cost procloc:tioD ud time cqau•Yibl Hie appeall Then have llefa reporU from cbar,e. bf tbe DWJibet .or ~ou- 1u.r4 ttrul 1tlt'tit1 faN. tune to tlme that tbe Redlep, lo- qnd" homea 1 prOCnm reaeba. Ill "'wh.t uttnrk .a.tJMQ•v cated ifi the am.allat dtJ lD the 1'hil tlpre lt tben divld~d by OM! eali "tyt' "'C" Jnd "8" ~ biJ Jupq, '"" lnterNttd 1n nwnber of eommereal mmut1n a townl wUII lua tbll 10,000. 10, IDO'rint to aaother cltJ. All were ••5MHlJOI" hu durinJ the show. 000 aDd loo,DOO el~, ~ .. denlt'd. Tbw, a prOCflm lib Caear'• Uvel.y, cftiar 4nlft. few vtlwm.. Crosley J'letd, 1M ted:l'l bome ceata Lt.s 1poDIOf about $115,000 Caetar'1 t0tt • pc • tboalud ill (J.eld. ha• a relativelr lm.IU tla.- for production alone. Lawre~~ee doomed from tile Rart. dluM. The dub, which depe~ Well.'• tbow eomrs in at ,leu tban CBS-TV iaJI ft1U, '1t It Ju.riq hearily upon out.of-towo rao•, alH p:t,ooo, Caaar would bave to de- DO dlteuaLorl .,-tua CMIII." ABChu I JPjGr pa:rtiq problem •t llver JO tO 15 mJilloD mofe yJewer• 1V WiD mab a pita to Ca. . ., tbe •ta41um. 'Tbit led to fritt.Jon to prove an eeonom1eal buy. If be11 come W oa aiiUlltr bua. Jut year between elub and cltJ Qub aholtll Uke ..The MC.OOO et. TbJa apptlrt Wlliktb'. officl.alL Queatlon" and ''Twenty Oae" are Tbe chancel ll'tl CUAr will A bill Will'llbmltted in the Ohio etonomiell bu)'t beca\lle tbeir mate a movie, do Dilbt club QLeJillature this year' b)' Rep. Rob- elllte-per-tboUJand b Jow.. So are peara.neea aDd perbape. put 011. ert A. Taft Sr. (ll-ClMiaoaU) to paoel thoWJJ lite "Wbat'• 117 othec TV allah, Be ll • ftt&DI• permit tbe county to build -a l'tl· Line'' end .. rw Got A Sefret .. So vletlra-et too mach qua!Jt)r aad dium for the team but no aetloo a lltat.latk to wldeb Use iJw1u1trr ' - 'LYMOU1'H-"Super!,r roadabllit('• , 1957 Motor. Tren'il· ~toaln• Awe~!'~, ~Presented to Chrysler Corporation for superior handll111 .and roadability qualities of their family of ftrie fA"'·" (Cl~tlon o~ 1957 Motor Trend <\'t''-l'll. presented to the U. S. ,_,.,.ufaoturer ,rnakii'J~~tolllliteq' tlllllllllri'lf an~Dcelllent,)) .. "and.}r,l$t . - I t 'tlr )'Ou • • • lntlid,..., n'li-- pnoUI. .t OGI' ti(,&W e_WI! . cwmed,. -..... ...... It ......a.ly ;, beautaul •• ' - . . . , oqlol I' (· 11TTY1 Bat wbolt I like bolt;. ..... _ , . loeliql I " ' ..._ I'• dmio(. Bea•ealy ....aEon! AM die doiDI' dley'no • olcU\i w111o oo1on ud lalorioo lheoe daplllo=adiJ,lW ' joat like a queeal . ~ . biulll· . -J dl;.;!iil. • -~- II 3.3 , J~. . ' .avu· · ' ~~.ery_~i.. ,. .' " ·-. '• ' ~ ' '- . C0MP~Y ..' ' 4 ~ ' I ~ ~-l I • ,r I / 1111n1 . '. .. ·,:. '1fa:.' • raDIOIII. wou~.ra·•,.. he ""~*ioeo!tt•- ;,.,.., - .. ·:apoeted. Aod, Ed ..,. it .,.;j!- ........ ..... ...... too, )w I aa 01111 baldJ it. .... . 1' Dtl.vid .· Da•ies ,W.•I\•J:S· .. ' ' s.llti 11u ·;u tho Jatu ·' • r .......ohlll:m ... VJioitoi"Jo .... l'lho&lr ... ~kin&'_. ' ., ' ' rua or drip lib llqltld jlelitl. " ·~ - ' ~ IITTYIAadwhy ...fEoi,-W.pnodeol-.........r• Oldo"" ito ................. - · Eo..... So, who .... . J~· $u)b. ' . . _....__ ~ s ~I ' - , l.:i lta•y""M"todaep:d~:71:--t ' "- ., r POHEROY ' . . I x..•• it to,.. to-~"""' . .. ...... it. tool - \• ' ....... .., .... ........... _,_,, ..... ..;;,.... -· ............. _. ... to( . z.. v-~ ' _Y 0 U R. A~!Ji,!;t.!.P ~ ·~ D 0 I. D 8 _11 0 Bl • ~. ~_1!1. ' I \ .. �I .--ts-• - ·· · 4-DailySentinel, Pomeroy·Mlddaeport, 0 ., May 28. 1957 I DESK. SPORTS. • IY UNITID PillS NATIONAL LEAGUE MoJHitr'• R"vltt Brookl}'n 5 Phlllielii 1 Se-n. CIIICINIIATI UP - • I"OND HAL.P Jim White of Syracuse, secreta:ay of the OVA and or a dozen --Cross 4-0: vs Spahn 4:-2 Ch.i.cazo at St. ~u~• niJhhDrabowsky 2·3 vs J11cksoa ~1 WednHd•'f't Gamet or ·so other klnds of sports activities , points out that in 15 Philadelphia at New York home games as of May 15 the Redlegs had drawn 122 335 cus· Brooklyn at Pittsbura:b tomers with whom to pay ailing Big Klu and a few other high Chicago at Milwaukee "' pnced stars Uletr mce salaries. Only games srheduled I .~ At th.llt Lime _Cinci nnati wa ~ league 'Q.aseball is scheduled £or Menday's R...,lts . con t e_nd 1 ~ g !c: f1tal plare and ~~ for a full session in tb p face lif~ no w In f1r st. ing operation room . Sentlme t Kam a• City 7 Chicago 1 nltht Detroit 11 Cleveland II night In co ntr as t Jowly PlttAburgh :tnd other t i~s - wil l hold some for New York 17 Bolton 8 night by the same 'date had clicked In awhHe , u;e thl'! Giant s ~n New xWaJ!hington 3 Baltimore 2 11 ln. 218.326 rnns in 16 gime.i. Um! "~ York, and r o ngressm(;!n sllll WBllt Washington 10 Baltimore 3 ni.lh\ Pltt.~ bu r~::h came · the SCIJ&tors to sweat out Woih· x Completion of April 21 (aroe Te•m Ol~et ·Att. ington D. C. a!Lhoug~ very fe,. Tuasd•v'• ,.robabht Pltcheu Phll ad~lphia . l&U,l :r senators watch the Senators _play 15 Kansas City at Chicago-Cole· Dodgtors l5 1a2,071 bRefN·rhing a~duin 1 to the blurb man O·:J vs Fischer.....,2•1 Bravl's !l IBI ,l:J4: a out t e Re s eaving Clucu Cleveland at DetroU....Most:' Giant.i 18 137 .509 nat i: I'd guess it wos put out as a Reds 15 122 ,3:1 3 tnoodl 1to put a dshol into the arthm If 1·0 or Pitula 0·0 vg Hoeft 1..0 New York at Bo~ton~Lamn l':u·d5 11 ll!'i.OJ.,. e eg atten ance. oac 2·1 or Turley 1.0 vs Bre)fer f-2 C u b~ .BI!U Rcdlcg fan s figuring t PJr 7 55 WednHday's Gamet .\ l'i lhmetir and prt)fi\ aml l<.Hs won 't be around and the)''ll !Utll Cleveland at Chicaro ~tal+'ments . decrf'e that more b;J ou t to games. ~ansas City at Detroit ](•ag ue owner~ do what the Braves ---~c:--­ New York at Washl.ngton did. Tlwy took, as r ou !lee, a,; BaHimore at B,o6top many fans in the ir park in ci~ hl . 13 AMERICAN ASSQCIATION ga mes as Brooklyn and the Phil· Omaha 7 Charleston 1 lie< did in " Denver 12 Loulsv:llle 'J Why Pittsburgh Is up in ~ h(' St. Paul . 17 JndlanaD.oUs 4 clouds is beyond me Pel''hups 'H Wichlla :i Mi'nne1polla 2 they contill\l(' in th•· cellar the SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION fans w!ll Jllve up . And look at the American Lea· Ohlo Vall~y AssoclaHon baseball New Orlann.s 4 Llttle R~k 2 1 \ Innings , gue. Il 'i stahJ old teall}s in Clev. 'teams play ~i ngle ~arne~ Thursday, land, Chicago and 'W 11 shingto ·J .May 30, Memorial Day , not ne?tt Birmingham s Chlttanooaa 2 are re-ally sick. l.ook at them : Sunday as reported In Monday's Mnhile 4 Memohis 3 Al1anta 3 Nuhvltle 1 Athletic.. 16 217 972 ll!lsue. Detroit 16 188.28::! I' The schN.lule is Pomeray at Orioles g WOULDN'T BUY MANTLI 17o'363 Reedsville Pt. Pleasant at Gall!· 16 138:2!H polis, and Racine at Hartford. KANSAS CITY, MO. UP - Ar· 1ndi 8 ns Ch l~ ox l5 l:-t7 Middleport has a byf'. Pomeroy, nold Johm::on: owner of the~Ya nkg fl 1 8"19 , Reedsville . and Hartf.ord jumped slls Cily Alhletlcs, thlnkl Mickey Bast on w 130:u1.J int.o an early lead with a victory Mantle ie worth a mil~fon dollars Sen ators RO,an apu~<' e lallt Sunday. "but I know I couldn't ·-iHtY lllm 0 These ·figures show pla inly big -=~~==============~--~~~o~r~th~•~t.~"----~-----=~~ ___ AMIRtC<!IN WJAt~ to stU \, here. Shortstop llo7 Mtlilll•o said "'W•'r• hatipy Wb.eJ'~ we .are. _Thil report'• ridic.:jlll)q.a.t•. Pit(!htr · Her~ehell Frf~ DlkD. 'llid ''WI,•t WO).IIo:l we' &o to lll.e.'1'~41,· ~·~~~e." WJEH By FRED DOWN Meigs County News 11:50 a.m. Daily on 9C)() spot Olive lngrah1111 Writer Nne~ ' .. • DR. FRED R• .cAAsn ' - ' ··-!lll&r'.!" . ..,-. .,· ··· • , ' . . ' t r '' .f '.· • ... G • . I ' ' ' ' .. • ~ ' " II ; first -place Chicago Whtte So:t, 7-1 . . The Detroit Tigers defeated the Cle-veland Ind ians, 11·!:1, and the Washingaon Senators scored 3·2 and 10·6 ,·!dories over the Baltl· more Orioles In other A. L. actiY· lty. 'J;'he Redle~s piled ~P a !§.J lead t~Jtai n st "jinx pitcher" Lew l!tAr· dette but the Bravel tied tbe score at 6-6 with the '!;!d of tworun homers by Hank Aaron an" Del crandall In the eighth -and nlntlt Inning!!. But t"en . th~ Red· l eg~ batted around ih a wild 10&h inning marked by 11 fiJt.nJI),t blr tween Cincinnaii'l · Hal ~effcqat und Milwaukee's Johnny t.oa:~ tu elinrh the contest. Hershell Freeman, third of tour ClnclnnaU- piU!hers, was ere~tt4 with his Aecond win wtule r::rnle Johnson IIUUercd the lOBI, Don Drysdale, 20·yur-old right hander, flrehalled a two-hitter and Duke Snider and Gino Cimoll hom· e-red off Robin Rob.e rtl u tb.t;! · Dodaers made It nine wlnl JD. their last 12 1 amea. Dry•d.\t, fJD.ntd !llx and retired the laat lCI batten to lace him to win ·h ll'' fourth United Pr•11 Sports Wrlt•r Th e C'i nciomatl Red\egs demons.truted fir st h11nd to the Milwaukee Braves loday w~at il's 1\ke to have a powder kei go off under "t ~;tn. • Be aten si x strnicht tlme!l by th6 Brave ~ ami held 'to a team bat. ting mlllk of .258 by Milwaukee pitchers en !'!)' in thl.! se;J.~nn, the Rcdlegs turned on thrir torment· e1's Monduy nlaht with an ll·6, 10· lunittg vl<.'tury !hut rnn lhcir strinJ of consecuti\'c viclorlcs on the •·oad to HI-. Birdie' Tebbetts' team now Is only two liJames sh)' of ·the major leegue mark of 17 straight win ~ on the rold set by the 1916 New York Gianti. The Red lagA blAt a tattoo o£ 13 l ine:lell orr three Milwrmkce pitche~s to score only two fewer runs In one ,!lame lh·1n they tallied in the six PreVlous contests th is sen· ' wn. In the burguin. they knocked the BraYC!I three and a halt aames out o( first place and maint•lned their two • l::Amo lead ovC'r th& Brooki)'n Ood~ers, who downed the Phlludelphlp Phillle1, !5·1. '~:he ~Arne. St. Loula Cardloala wb~pped the Stan Musial am••bed t~" bill. ChicaliiD Cuba, tl·Z ,ln. the other lncludin& the 361at hom•r ot ~~~ I I . :' ......,.. ' ' f ·l' visors in chafge were I ' old Douklas. ;welv!,atten~ed. <·~· Mason City . ,. ct.r:VnANb ~ e,..nhln. , C~tf .... -· : ' •1-:1.f I ·'.., • , ... LitU, next Thurs. . • · by ~·~ph~ .· lain , • , Junior ~"rm'••o . - ·-t¥ ... ""' met .. · , . j'!'l,\!< Delbert Hill. , . ·: i'i:J~I, ,I'ftitiliO waa Fa,... S.!ety g,t~ t:ne.I@P. Weflk. Advl.sors in. Cl arg~ ~ H.oflart Shleldr and· Hobart Yt~;y~d: Reports }r · ~emonatrat[O"Jr gtVen o~ rope baU:irs and blaate(J fQr cattle. FoUt1een atte'ndcd.'iJob H1lt W• i ""guest. West End. ~tar• ~e~Ma: 21 w>'lh .. ·- ' ' : ~. . Larry Cray. · ~oj~ct lesson was feiUng Paint pe-ncU sets wlt.b ~d'ol~n · Nello.n in Ctiarre. ·" ~·\". ~ ·R eports or demons · ·11-,"ons· ~ven •· "" &• ·~n · reed,JnJ a· ~ow ~for; farro"Whig. ' T~lrte~n ' atten~. ' ' 1' • " ""''I'•· - \ , u.. IM'I• '\ _ ar'd Hende~soDJ 1 A • l!ber llentjerso~. e:x~e., ~ Mattle c: Henderson Est., l,.eba~u),n ~A to Re.lpb lf.ena~r.IOJl. · · . . . Ebar HendersOl\ ~xec. to M'-ttle C. Reil.'dersOn est. Lebanon 1.9 A t-o· Ebei· H'ri.der10..:n: Cart Chevalier .e A. Olivo to Rodile~· l'lf\d DOra Plerce. , Earliest Qpillen and Virginia Qu11len, SYracuSe, parcel to Earl It. and AnnLee Watkins. ~ab,l V_)ln Meter ,Chester, lot, to-}lenry lnd Opal Eichi~er. . Edttb and Garson Com'l:is, Ches- A MW wert4 ...piiH_.. •w•llt -,.u Ill 0 . . ' t.'511~10w•lt.,..~t-•..., .........., rhk wltlt ,.-let> to !Mtdl. Jt'• •" ,_. -.... llli . . .Y..1111tAfMI(DifyM,.... ·' Pltehar. was . ' tor, 2un A I?.Audrey McCoy . . ·-teopol~ and Almira Hysell, Sal· \. , ~· A. J:k.,dt~d. lote 3\ .apd 34, Ra~Vte, tOo Andre.., c . 'Bra.d.f()rd. Mary E. 'Balser, dec .. arttd of trans .• Qlive, tO Goldie Smith. Ine1. Sprlr~&s, June Hartbarger, Henry, Luther and Howard Ba1ser. · Harold E. and F;velyq Smith, sy-:.~_.C\Jse, Jot to ·Otho H. ltadford. · ~arpld J!t• .and Evel)'n Smith, Sy: .. - · raci1Se( lot to Otho H. ,Rillford. JS. )~f. Tyree ·and Ha[.ey- W. Pick·e~, l<J.!;s 8 and 9, Racine. to Ruth Tuctet' . , • '' Koeble• , whffl a ' ·"' • i' ,wr.at lohlti=-tsr giving,· -: away in'. the tlt,oil"'' waa ell.. · · · ·lDok ';!- ,... fro trans. to Alma Cartwrig~~· ~sed '•n.d will, be ifeeld.ted on Pomeroy. · lit~. Advisors· ln charge were .Arlie and Lucy "Davis, lot, Mid· ' II · lsbury, three eigh.ths A to Ada A. &ta:r-cher. One wiMint llan• • • • ...... ._.. ...k. hch tift "'~·- tlcbtt ""' ....... ......, .... Q ltay ., tlrl, Ill••,.. """I~ •!!1""'"111!(!15,00 i•·. • \ ·' \ ' l ' ' •' ~ I~A. , ... _ .' II., Le· / •\ • .. .. Cit~ ~ Fo" ··-. ( - . ... ':QUTDQOR . ~ ' 'abu J:an ~ a boy or girl 19 receive a fr:ei\ aift,if~ tJl~ . ~ '. : ' ....~ 195? Ql!JI auto license mmilier &PJlM111 on 1:¥ ~ ~'list at !ill Sohio stations. .' ' . '' . ~ '. . .(,- • " ..,. .' '..ff ' -~ •·, ' ' -..·f . '. 'i _ . ' .• ~ ~~- .. . ,... et .• ll)' sohiQ ••alton 9• •. , ... '';·': $*·''' . - ·. ·:..;<t~Wt.PIIa•nse nu~._., .' I ..... . , . .it6 ·, ··· ::o~.4-ck tor ¥.!2U' . ~, .,. '' ·\~ 'UN' . ! fl!jP,.I9"· . . J m Lemon hom~ In , tb~·-11111 ltme. - . -.. ........ ........ . CouOctl, lA., ll. lnnlttl as thf' Senatort wor. 1 ••me suspended &lnee April ·21 •nd U.en the tall outfJeldJT drove :sn. fo\&r ~Q#. I• lpart o 111-hlt attoet Ia e re-lularly • scheduled nl•h~ ' ., huJ:Itd a ""'" wlt!l. .,.r, tlue • .. · oh&rfed .,.,.... .. . Richard 9iialls, lot 449, MiJid.le· "'ppers Pl&ins . Gre~nettel- me.t PO!'I, to Le,W~. ~nd Ruth Smlt~'. May, 23 at the home · .of Marib'Jl fo1 tran~. to lf.ln'Ja Cartwrlibt, Filteen. at"ta~. . -'-'- - Inning altor Vie w~· ~onf homer ot the ~tme tltcl the . _ . for Clevelar.~ ot H, t-ul roy. tack who Jingled bDll\e tW. 1'111(1 In l~t rally won bli lourl~ . , , whll~ Early Wy~n, lhlrd IIi · 0 " • G.lltto A1 Oltlsl ~ ~' . •Wioofow ...... ' 1- l'lwlllt Shl~s and Mae· VIneyard. dlepo>t.-.to ted L · and ' FUnlls ' __ ..,.. __ Wllllll........ ·~ ....... . . I ................ Ulllo ~ .. . ... q4 o•ry Mlddlepclrt Eber Hen.dei'son, exec. to M•ttle i ·,I' •\-• • •·'' .... .· A't Win , ..""' l~ol 1 ht The Y..tc.-s ctpllo0\•4 •• ~Ito .Rood f<>r 22 bueJ , 1• a~ o~lt hllh·llfbtttl bY an olJitWua rill!' In the ttVtRth. · ·. . 'Bill Skowron drove In tolD' J'!U\Ii · with a homer fJ'd tw~ li'a ."t Hank Bauer had \}lree 4ou~1•• Tony Kubek had • d'"'bla ind: a !lnl)e foJI New York. · Out 01 'lit• SHOE ·THE . C. Hender~~;~n estate, Lebamm, :3~A ~~~~ afe 1 buq cona_trud~ to Earl- Henderson. fiel4 the crow Eber Henderson exee. to M,ttte in the · end ·ot the c. Uend.!rson, .Lebanca., 1.8 <\ to · ·- -~~~ ~' ·vari.nie Davis: ·f~ . )4son '( I 'ltlon and Wally .lolooa 1111 ~ell m hlo ;oth olral~ht •ame to make It a gala night all·around !~ It htttor to P~<e ,tbe Athl~ ~ their fourUI 1tr1111ht vlqor1 1 ~ hand the White Sox tht'lr IIC.OB.d ltrallbt del~ot. · · Three walks lncl tit. . hlt. en.~ ' ~illod., tho Ttg., · 1o I!Ol'O r.~, runa with two oul 1~ ljla ~~~~ $~2.9 $2.29 and E* ,!J~n<J,tr!Jln. e~!'· to Motile C. Hendetmt ,,1, 3~ A tn Ric~· ,, -:;=:;=:;~~~~§:.~~~~a~n~d~t;he~K~a~ns~a~s~C~Il~Y~.A~'a~be~a~t~th:e \orer In 1.100 runs. Un(ly MC!D&Dletlelt. 10 bl\o, lo wlq bl• tHird ~ Alex Kellner For The HOLID~Y Jloh ClovelaCd IDlllto.•, Ul'-J'Iteber cert. flit l'o!litl~ ;~r tile lodof'lll)i.Jy · wit~ • tran1., Sutton t., Mabel ·BI•kley ohio~~ ~~~~~Roy SmU~, and DorothY Brown. :. Hartbat.e~", puUtd thfth QIUelc:, b.. len ro~ Erne~t D. tnd Rt.Ub E. Bar:u .D. Bal"r, hb bOn& .Be-ch, Calif., · bome t.o to Luthe-r bart, Stlllbury, to W. D. ·a:ld <OdVilen..· Clbb offirlait .. 1~ E~s;, U1~ dG ~ p)lln tO ~ Lemon affid. f1>r Riley and Daile Pigott, Oli•J,. on the 30-tfay diubled list. Picken-, , ptreell to 'Willard. Pigott: Land 'fransfei'B. ~··~~~ and otbn. p~ns hiter- . I Pattv as he IP.d the car~lnlla' nl~.bi~ to within two.Jilamea of the Amer. attack .' Muelat l Ued Joe PJM'••Ilct •. ican League lead when they wal· for seventh place In cn~r hcim• loped lbe Boston Red Sox, 17-8! runs "ind Ia the lSth m~A · to drlvt · Louir, Thom11 Warne!' L. 'tnd to France• Hewetloa. Addle PhJito" d~. ~lies ! and knocked 11'1 two rUn1 The New York Yankees moved to raise the lifetime total to ~~~ ;: R. lutuJ 'J'O.JA., •OUv-... ~ WHITE SANI)ALS • L - SIDII.INID 24 wilh Mrs. ilarold Do<Jfl'"· ~areer, N. L. iai:.NKS MOVI UP NEW SHIPM.NT , The Bedford • .b....i. {' . ·' ;· '. 1 h· ·f':'::..~• "~ ~.rDJ«lf ~tng · ,,,,., ,. ··;:. ... . ·' . . ...:::...:um·ty Has ' . ,~..... · Reds Tromp On Braves For 15th Road Victory ll-6, Hold Lead Radio Dial Rife. tmill -~- COD\· =~~~ M.c mbers attending, Unda 'For· rest~ So"nja MillCr. Annie Le ~. Ru..th ~eed, Alice Mll1~r0n. Bcn'l · New )"ort: ·• fo.(? Tbeae move• p.le .Ute, PE!g_gY ana Cath,erfn ~ .. ·--.. . ~~n't dO ~Wti;\ina: but foul Utt Russell. · ,, Memor' I DaY Events Featnre OVA Ba]J Games On Your The loc4l Chumbe• 'oJ llonroe 1nd . r.tber Pkbal, •· Bm K111er. - - - --- If. Llnt 1'nlltft'. Roxie Lee bktw, d.ec., em. of Lot, L~ art to JlDiand Gltnn. Samuel Pearl MeK.lnne,, eert. of ln ..., _ , \4 G)~ II... Anllwo A. an~ CJ,art .D.. ,...,.... J'nt, · ~ Ao<lnwl,. Cbaifo1 .... ~· . SliPio, 16 OJI!a E. Stou:. Gue J. and Pauline ae,eu, lAo - · ~!!on lllltli014, 1111Mowef)', Mar)' Nel- d.red Withee, lAona Webtt.e :, Lot. Middleport. 16 Geoilt vi. Jbdn~ •arei.Dto, William IEYe ~· trnl ~olb E. JoMJ4i. et tL par· ell ~. Eu,.DO Franl!l~B E.> Georte W. aild. Rail 1 . JObll· SaJe1n. kpy. De-.lfbf E•tew. , IOn, Lot, Middltport lo Gbdwlr. 45A 8~ FIO)'d tnd " Aa:nea Jo~4oQ 1 ~A Q, atKt N.,11llie ~· Wemrr. lo L<lla )lt.glnla Hyoell. William 111d Ji!"'• Hou4Jihelt. K. an4 lbrle Norrlt aA. l..nt , S)'rltv.M!, to Walttr F. ani g~~::;"': C'Jirence and Loulte L. Auna I... Rotuh. lnj nae-- Re& to New Yor-.. We're good died and the advisor in •ot jOi_n~ · to· le~ · 'em do it." A... charge "!RS Norma Rus,ell. ' Y(Dma~ added, "I just think t,hat Reports ami dcmonatrationJ »; ter.rUlre/t giv~n -jOn a visit to Colum~us b v :~Ji. Ev . e. • ••- Clnelnn•tl pl••ero tbe nghth srade by Sonja .Mil· ... 'w: • ler. Linda Forres~ a~ ,Bpnn·e 1 LIAGUI 1:.' 3 Baaeball fan, ralped tod'y to tee-p the meree a!to wu apurred into aclealue ·' leAding Red\ep bere tlcm and fo,"flpohrttd a speei~l eom· amid . repc.'rb that the team mltt.d t.o _el.pedlte eont~tW,n cf mlJbt be m'tv~d to New York. · a bJjlger ,ball part that would in.. ploe\!U'>'tf l)lo,.ed o~,&ns rlt. w!q. elude amP.I• parklri(, · !PDJ tM,'Natiqna\ ~agu.e pennanl . · ~ polojbl1 tbe !eam'i ' firit worl~ ,B!•~•tee. ehimJion.,p stnee- JtW w~s said RePort$ were ~dveo on co .• . ...to.'be ·invpl,ved, In-1 t~ree:cl~b fshli't te-nt• on tbe ~"tW1Dil 'box b)• Alett w~deby t~e 1\edleQ Yoioi,t~d710 to Car~?tntet an<f ' Jennifer Lohse. ·' :N,ew Y~' the ·Giaritt to. San Frl]ln~ .Eteven att~D~td. G!leHf!J: attendciKo an~ .' ' the .· 8rooklYI1 Dod&ers lni two. .. l<illqs An1e1ea.' '. · · 'The, ~lc'al 1'~aetlon to the re· The Bradforti Hil~ 4·H ' port Wll tlie comment , ot Clem mel May 24 with Guy A. RuiSeU. Joerlinc: 1 "Tb~. ~eek they're ~Ov· Thi! . piqject lesson wu to do 1li Sanford 5·1 va Aqto~telli. 3-& Brooklyn at Pittsbu~~· ~ia:bt­ ~ l.f the proposal goes through to move the Redlegs to Newcombt 4-3 VI Fritncf 3-4:. CincinnaU at Milwa)t)cee ni&lt York, ,so !hat village will have a National League team after tbe Dod~rs and G1ants pack up for California the reason is seen m .sun pie anthmetic. , ,, • Redle.,,F ans'RallyTo ·Keep Idols 'l' .. ln ~een City; StudrNew .Park Cincinnati 11 Milwallkee 6, 11> inn ings, niabt St. Lou4 8 Chlcqo 2 TUNday 1t P.HNW• ,........ Philadelphia at - Nt>w York- "' . By Chet Tonnehlll Ind. vJ. • • / !lally Seollnel, Pomeroy.Middlep<~rt, o., litay 28, 1057-8 tort, to r Baseball Results ' .D •IIv Sentln~l . ' • . . .~·~·-··'1!...-tt .lt:Mo!m•' .."'!!!:::S!!!I' - \ ( - ,. ' ', ' . 2509 new ~ license numberS now ~ Each Bt!ttlon has the same list-f10Qd for one weet 0111:)'• l!e SUN td cbt;lck for'?!""' boe DU!"ber befol'l! next ~. . . ' Every 19.57 pennpr ear license.nlllliber in 9hio , • included.ljt tbeSobio flOG,llOO ~eebq)] Jackpot. An in~ent statistical o,...nilpttion selected 10,087 free gift license nulnhiin (will) ~ ~) through matbematal lliiiJiplinr to lift# ,..fair distribution in ev., ICI!l!Dty of Ohio. I '• ,. . ''. o!,.r;l • r' So; b@!!. • ' ,. ' - Not • conta•t./ Nof.l!'l "'·,.. My I No wor/r.l IO.QU .... \ lr•.Otutw/1! .. \ ' t,.;e tllltl four •••"'"' ·11\ro·lo-r ,...~, . • �I .--ts-• - ·· · 4-DailySentinel, Pomeroy·Mlddaeport, 0 ., May 28. 1957 I DESK. SPORTS. • IY UNITID PillS NATIONAL LEAGUE MoJHitr'• R"vltt Brookl}'n 5 Phlllielii 1 Se-n. CIIICINIIATI UP - • I"OND HAL.P Jim White of Syracuse, secreta:ay of the OVA and or a dozen --Cross 4-0: vs Spahn 4:-2 Ch.i.cazo at St. ~u~• niJhhDrabowsky 2·3 vs J11cksoa ~1 WednHd•'f't Gamet or ·so other klnds of sports activities , points out that in 15 Philadelphia at New York home games as of May 15 the Redlegs had drawn 122 335 cus· Brooklyn at Pittsbura:b tomers with whom to pay ailing Big Klu and a few other high Chicago at Milwaukee "' pnced stars Uletr mce salaries. Only games srheduled I .~ At th.llt Lime _Cinci nnati wa ~ league 'Q.aseball is scheduled £or Menday's R...,lts . con t e_nd 1 ~ g !c: f1tal plare and ~~ for a full session in tb p face lif~ no w In f1r st. ing operation room . Sentlme t Kam a• City 7 Chicago 1 nltht Detroit 11 Cleveland II night In co ntr as t Jowly PlttAburgh :tnd other t i~s - wil l hold some for New York 17 Bolton 8 night by the same 'date had clicked In awhHe , u;e thl'! Giant s ~n New xWaJ!hington 3 Baltimore 2 11 ln. 218.326 rnns in 16 gime.i. Um! "~ York, and r o ngressm(;!n sllll WBllt Washington 10 Baltimore 3 ni.lh\ Pltt.~ bu r~::h came · the SCIJ&tors to sweat out Woih· x Completion of April 21 (aroe Te•m Ol~et ·Att. ington D. C. a!Lhoug~ very fe,. Tuasd•v'• ,.robabht Pltcheu Phll ad~lphia . l&U,l :r senators watch the Senators _play 15 Kansas City at Chicago-Cole· Dodgtors l5 1a2,071 bRefN·rhing a~duin 1 to the blurb man O·:J vs Fischer.....,2•1 Bravl's !l IBI ,l:J4: a out t e Re s eaving Clucu Cleveland at DetroU....Most:' Giant.i 18 137 .509 nat i: I'd guess it wos put out as a Reds 15 122 ,3:1 3 tnoodl 1to put a dshol into the arthm If 1·0 or Pitula 0·0 vg Hoeft 1..0 New York at Bo~ton~Lamn l':u·d5 11 ll!'i.OJ.,. e eg atten ance. oac 2·1 or Turley 1.0 vs Bre)fer f-2 C u b~ .BI!U Rcdlcg fan s figuring t PJr 7 55 WednHday's Gamet .\ l'i lhmetir and prt)fi\ aml l<.Hs won 't be around and the)''ll !Utll Cleveland at Chicaro ~tal+'ments . decrf'e that more b;J ou t to games. ~ansas City at Detroit ](•ag ue owner~ do what the Braves ---~c:--­ New York at Washl.ngton did. Tlwy took, as r ou !lee, a,; BaHimore at B,o6top many fans in the ir park in ci~ hl . 13 AMERICAN ASSQCIATION ga mes as Brooklyn and the Phil· Omaha 7 Charleston 1 lie< did in " Denver 12 Loulsv:llle 'J Why Pittsburgh Is up in ~ h(' St. Paul . 17 JndlanaD.oUs 4 clouds is beyond me Pel''hups 'H Wichlla :i Mi'nne1polla 2 they contill\l(' in th•· cellar the SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION fans w!ll Jllve up . And look at the American Lea· Ohlo Vall~y AssoclaHon baseball New Orlann.s 4 Llttle R~k 2 1 \ Innings , gue. Il 'i stahJ old teall}s in Clev. 'teams play ~i ngle ~arne~ Thursday, land, Chicago and 'W 11 shingto ·J .May 30, Memorial Day , not ne?tt Birmingham s Chlttanooaa 2 are re-ally sick. l.ook at them : Sunday as reported In Monday's Mnhile 4 Memohis 3 Al1anta 3 Nuhvltle 1 Athletic.. 16 217 972 ll!lsue. Detroit 16 188.28::! I' The schN.lule is Pomeray at Orioles g WOULDN'T BUY MANTLI 17o'363 Reedsville Pt. Pleasant at Gall!· 16 138:2!H polis, and Racine at Hartford. KANSAS CITY, MO. UP - Ar· 1ndi 8 ns Ch l~ ox l5 l:-t7 Middleport has a byf'. Pomeroy, nold Johm::on: owner of the~Ya nkg fl 1 8"19 , Reedsville . and Hartf.ord jumped slls Cily Alhletlcs, thlnkl Mickey Bast on w 130:u1.J int.o an early lead with a victory Mantle ie worth a mil~fon dollars Sen ators RO,an apu~<' e lallt Sunday. "but I know I couldn't ·-iHtY lllm 0 These ·figures show pla inly big -=~~==============~--~~~o~r~th~•~t.~"----~-----=~~ ___ AMIRtC<!IN WJAt~ to stU \, here. Shortstop llo7 Mtlilll•o said "'W•'r• hatipy Wb.eJ'~ we .are. _Thil report'• ridic.:jlll)q.a.t•. Pit(!htr · Her~ehell Frf~ DlkD. 'llid ''WI,•t WO).IIo:l we' &o to lll.e.'1'~41,· ~·~~~e." WJEH By FRED DOWN Meigs County News 11:50 a.m. Daily on 9C)() spot Olive lngrah1111 Writer Nne~ ' .. • DR. FRED R• .cAAsn ' - ' ··-!lll&r'.!" . ..,-. .,· ··· • , ' . . ' t r '' .f '.· • ... G • . I ' ' ' ' .. • ~ ' " II ; first -place Chicago Whtte So:t, 7-1 . . The Detroit Tigers defeated the Cle-veland Ind ians, 11·!:1, and the Washingaon Senators scored 3·2 and 10·6 ,·!dories over the Baltl· more Orioles In other A. L. actiY· lty. 'J;'he Redle~s piled ~P a !§.J lead t~Jtai n st "jinx pitcher" Lew l!tAr· dette but the Bravel tied tbe score at 6-6 with the '!;!d of tworun homers by Hank Aaron an" Del crandall In the eighth -and nlntlt Inning!!. But t"en . th~ Red· l eg~ batted around ih a wild 10&h inning marked by 11 fiJt.nJI),t blr tween Cincinnaii'l · Hal ~effcqat und Milwaukee's Johnny t.oa:~ tu elinrh the contest. Hershell Freeman, third of tour ClnclnnaU- piU!hers, was ere~tt4 with his Aecond win wtule r::rnle Johnson IIUUercd the lOBI, Don Drysdale, 20·yur-old right hander, flrehalled a two-hitter and Duke Snider and Gino Cimoll hom· e-red off Robin Rob.e rtl u tb.t;! · Dodaers made It nine wlnl JD. their last 12 1 amea. Dry•d.\t, fJD.ntd !llx and retired the laat lCI batten to lace him to win ·h ll'' fourth United Pr•11 Sports Wrlt•r Th e C'i nciomatl Red\egs demons.truted fir st h11nd to the Milwaukee Braves loday w~at il's 1\ke to have a powder kei go off under "t ~;tn. • Be aten si x strnicht tlme!l by th6 Brave ~ ami held 'to a team bat. ting mlllk of .258 by Milwaukee pitchers en !'!)' in thl.! se;J.~nn, the Rcdlegs turned on thrir torment· e1's Monduy nlaht with an ll·6, 10· lunittg vl<.'tury !hut rnn lhcir strinJ of consecuti\'c viclorlcs on the •·oad to HI-. Birdie' Tebbetts' team now Is only two liJames sh)' of ·the major leegue mark of 17 straight win ~ on the rold set by the 1916 New York Gianti. The Red lagA blAt a tattoo o£ 13 l ine:lell orr three Milwrmkce pitche~s to score only two fewer runs In one ,!lame lh·1n they tallied in the six PreVlous contests th is sen· ' wn. In the burguin. they knocked the BraYC!I three and a halt aames out o( first place and maint•lned their two • l::Amo lead ovC'r th& Brooki)'n Ood~ers, who downed the Phlludelphlp Phillle1, !5·1. '~:he ~Arne. St. Loula Cardloala wb~pped the Stan Musial am••bed t~" bill. ChicaliiD Cuba, tl·Z ,ln. the other lncludin& the 361at hom•r ot ~~~ I I . :' ......,.. ' ' f ·l' visors in chafge were I ' old Douklas. ;welv!,atten~ed. <·~· Mason City . ,. ct.r:VnANb ~ e,..nhln. , C~tf .... -· : ' •1-:1.f I ·'.., • , ... LitU, next Thurs. . • · by ~·~ph~ .· lain , • , Junior ~"rm'••o . - ·-t¥ ... ""' met .. · , . j'!'l,\!< Delbert Hill. , . ·: i'i:J~I, ,I'ftitiliO waa Fa,... S.!ety g,t~ t:ne.I@P. Weflk. Advl.sors in. Cl arg~ ~ H.oflart Shleldr and· Hobart Yt~;y~d: Reports }r · ~emonatrat[O"Jr gtVen o~ rope baU:irs and blaate(J fQr cattle. FoUt1een atte'ndcd.'iJob H1lt W• i ""guest. West End. ~tar• ~e~Ma: 21 w>'lh .. ·- ' ' : ~. . Larry Cray. · ~oj~ct lesson was feiUng Paint pe-ncU sets wlt.b ~d'ol~n · Nello.n in Ctiarre. ·" ~·\". ~ ·R eports or demons · ·11-,"ons· ~ven •· "" &• ·~n · reed,JnJ a· ~ow ~for; farro"Whig. ' T~lrte~n ' atten~. ' ' 1' • " ""''I'•· - \ , u.. IM'I• '\ _ ar'd Hende~soDJ 1 A • l!ber llentjerso~. e:x~e., ~ Mattle c: Henderson Est., l,.eba~u),n ~A to Re.lpb lf.ena~r.IOJl. · · . . . Ebar HendersOl\ ~xec. to M'-ttle C. Reil.'dersOn est. Lebanon 1.9 A t-o· Ebei· H'ri.der10..:n: Cart Chevalier .e A. Olivo to Rodile~· l'lf\d DOra Plerce. , Earliest Qpillen and Virginia Qu11len, SYracuSe, parcel to Earl It. and AnnLee Watkins. ~ab,l V_)ln Meter ,Chester, lot, to-}lenry lnd Opal Eichi~er. . Edttb and Garson Com'l:is, Ches- A MW wert4 ...piiH_.. •w•llt -,.u Ill 0 . . ' t.'511~10w•lt.,..~t-•..., .........., rhk wltlt ,.-let> to !Mtdl. Jt'• •" ,_. -.... llli . . .Y..1111tAfMI(DifyM,.... ·' Pltehar. was . ' tor, 2un A I?.Audrey McCoy . . ·-teopol~ and Almira Hysell, Sal· \. , ~· A. J:k.,dt~d. lote 3\ .apd 34, Ra~Vte, tOo Andre.., c . 'Bra.d.f()rd. Mary E. 'Balser, dec .. arttd of trans .• Qlive, tO Goldie Smith. Ine1. Sprlr~&s, June Hartbarger, Henry, Luther and Howard Ba1ser. · Harold E. and F;velyq Smith, sy-:.~_.C\Jse, Jot to ·Otho H. ltadford. · ~arpld J!t• .and Evel)'n Smith, Sy: .. - · raci1Se( lot to Otho H. ,Rillford. JS. )~f. Tyree ·and Ha[.ey- W. Pick·e~, l<J.!;s 8 and 9, Racine. to Ruth Tuctet' . , • '' Koeble• , whffl a ' ·"' • i' ,wr.at lohlti=-tsr giving,· -: away in'. the tlt,oil"'' waa ell.. · · · ·lDok ';!- ,... fro trans. to Alma Cartwrig~~· ~sed '•n.d will, be ifeeld.ted on Pomeroy. · lit~. Advisors· ln charge were .Arlie and Lucy "Davis, lot, Mid· ' II · lsbury, three eigh.ths A to Ada A. &ta:r-cher. One wiMint llan• • • • ...... ._.. ...k. hch tift "'~·- tlcbtt ""' ....... ......, .... Q ltay ., tlrl, Ill••,.. """I~ •!!1""'"111!(!15,00 i•·. • \ ·' \ ' l ' ' •' ~ I~A. , ... _ .' II., Le· / •\ • .. .. Cit~ ~ Fo" ··-. ( - . ... ':QUTDQOR . ~ ' 'abu J:an ~ a boy or girl 19 receive a fr:ei\ aift,if~ tJl~ . ~ '. : ' ....~ 195? Ql!JI auto license mmilier &PJlM111 on 1:¥ ~ ~'list at !ill Sohio stations. .' ' . '' . ~ '. . .(,- • " ..,. .' '..ff ' -~ •·, ' ' -..·f . '. 'i _ . ' .• ~ ~~- .. . ,... et .• ll)' sohiQ ••alton 9• •. , ... '';·': $*·''' . - ·. ·:..;<t~Wt.PIIa•nse nu~._., .' I ..... . , . .it6 ·, ··· ::o~.4-ck tor ¥.!2U' . ~, .,. '' ·\~ 'UN' . ! fl!jP,.I9"· . . J m Lemon hom~ In , tb~·-11111 ltme. - . -.. ........ ........ . CouOctl, lA., ll. lnnlttl as thf' Senatort wor. 1 ••me suspended &lnee April ·21 •nd U.en the tall outfJeldJT drove :sn. fo\&r ~Q#. I• lpart o 111-hlt attoet Ia e re-lularly • scheduled nl•h~ ' ., huJ:Itd a ""'" wlt!l. .,.r, tlue • .. · oh&rfed .,.,.... .. . Richard 9iialls, lot 449, MiJid.le· "'ppers Pl&ins . Gre~nettel- me.t PO!'I, to Le,W~. ~nd Ruth Smlt~'. May, 23 at the home · .of Marib'Jl fo1 tran~. to lf.ln'Ja Cartwrlibt, Filteen. at"ta~. . -'-'- - Inning altor Vie w~· ~onf homer ot the ~tme tltcl the . _ . for Clevelar.~ ot H, t-ul roy. tack who Jingled bDll\e tW. 1'111(1 In l~t rally won bli lourl~ . , , whll~ Early Wy~n, lhlrd IIi · 0 " • G.lltto A1 Oltlsl ~ ~' . •Wioofow ...... ' 1- l'lwlllt Shl~s and Mae· VIneyard. dlepo>t.-.to ted L · and ' FUnlls ' __ ..,.. __ Wllllll........ ·~ ....... . . I ................ Ulllo ~ .. . ... q4 o•ry Mlddlepclrt Eber Hen.dei'son, exec. to M•ttle i ·,I' •\-• • •·'' .... .· A't Win , ..""' l~ol 1 ht The Y..tc.-s ctpllo0\•4 •• ~Ito .Rood f<>r 22 bueJ , 1• a~ o~lt hllh·llfbtttl bY an olJitWua rill!' In the ttVtRth. · ·. . 'Bill Skowron drove In tolD' J'!U\Ii · with a homer fJ'd tw~ li'a ."t Hank Bauer had \}lree 4ou~1•• Tony Kubek had • d'"'bla ind: a !lnl)e foJI New York. · Out 01 'lit• SHOE ·THE . C. Hender~~;~n estate, Lebamm, :3~A ~~~~ afe 1 buq cona_trud~ to Earl- Henderson. fiel4 the crow Eber Henderson exee. to M,ttte in the · end ·ot the c. Uend.!rson, .Lebanca., 1.8 <\ to · ·- -~~~ ~' ·vari.nie Davis: ·f~ . )4son '( I 'ltlon and Wally .lolooa 1111 ~ell m hlo ;oth olral~ht •ame to make It a gala night all·around !~ It htttor to P~<e ,tbe Athl~ ~ their fourUI 1tr1111ht vlqor1 1 ~ hand the White Sox tht'lr IIC.OB.d ltrallbt del~ot. · · Three walks lncl tit. . hlt. en.~ ' ~illod., tho Ttg., · 1o I!Ol'O r.~, runa with two oul 1~ ljla ~~~~ $~2.9 $2.29 and E* ,!J~n<J,tr!Jln. e~!'· to Motile C. Hendetmt ,,1, 3~ A tn Ric~· ,, -:;=:;=:;~~~~§:.~~~~a~n~d~t;he~K~a~ns~a~s~C~Il~Y~.A~'a~be~a~t~th:e \orer In 1.100 runs. Un(ly MC!D&Dletlelt. 10 bl\o, lo wlq bl• tHird ~ Alex Kellner For The HOLID~Y Jloh ClovelaCd IDlllto.•, Ul'-J'Iteber cert. flit l'o!litl~ ;~r tile lodof'lll)i.Jy · wit~ • tran1., Sutton t., Mabel ·BI•kley ohio~~ ~~~~~Roy SmU~, and DorothY Brown. :. Hartbat.e~", puUtd thfth QIUelc:, b.. len ro~ Erne~t D. tnd Rt.Ub E. Bar:u .D. Bal"r, hb bOn& .Be-ch, Calif., · bome t.o to Luthe-r bart, Stlllbury, to W. D. ·a:ld <OdVilen..· Clbb offirlait .. 1~ E~s;, U1~ dG ~ p)lln tO ~ Lemon affid. f1>r Riley and Daile Pigott, Oli•J,. on the 30-tfay diubled list. Picken-, , ptreell to 'Willard. Pigott: Land 'fransfei'B. ~··~~~ and otbn. p~ns hiter- . I Pattv as he IP.d the car~lnlla' nl~.bi~ to within two.Jilamea of the Amer. attack .' Muelat l Ued Joe PJM'••Ilct •. ican League lead when they wal· for seventh place In cn~r hcim• loped lbe Boston Red Sox, 17-8! runs "ind Ia the lSth m~A · to drlvt · Louir, Thom11 Warne!' L. 'tnd to France• Hewetloa. Addle PhJito" d~. ~lies ! and knocked 11'1 two rUn1 The New York Yankees moved to raise the lifetime total to ~~~ ;: R. lutuJ 'J'O.JA., •OUv-... ~ WHITE SANI)ALS • L - SIDII.INID 24 wilh Mrs. ilarold Do<Jfl'"· ~areer, N. L. iai:.NKS MOVI UP NEW SHIPM.NT , The Bedford • .b....i. {' . ·' ;· '. 1 h· ·f':'::..~• "~ ~.rDJ«lf ~tng · ,,,,., ,. ··;:. ... . ·' . . ...:::...:um·ty Has ' . ,~..... · Reds Tromp On Braves For 15th Road Victory ll-6, Hold Lead Radio Dial Rife. tmill -~- COD\· =~~~ M.c mbers attending, Unda 'For· rest~ So"nja MillCr. Annie Le ~. Ru..th ~eed, Alice Mll1~r0n. Bcn'l · New )"ort: ·• fo.(? Tbeae move• p.le .Ute, PE!g_gY ana Cath,erfn ~ .. ·--.. . ~~n't dO ~Wti;\ina: but foul Utt Russell. · ,, Memor' I DaY Events Featnre OVA Ba]J Games On Your The loc4l Chumbe• 'oJ llonroe 1nd . r.tber Pkbal, •· Bm K111er. - - - --- If. Llnt 1'nlltft'. Roxie Lee bktw, d.ec., em. of Lot, L~ art to JlDiand Gltnn. Samuel Pearl MeK.lnne,, eert. of ln ..., _ , \4 G)~ II... Anllwo A. an~ CJ,art .D.. ,...,.... J'nt, · ~ Ao<lnwl,. Cbaifo1 .... ~· . SliPio, 16 OJI!a E. Stou:. Gue J. and Pauline ae,eu, lAo - · ~!!on lllltli014, 1111Mowef)', Mar)' Nel- d.red Withee, lAona Webtt.e :, Lot. Middleport. 16 Geoilt vi. Jbdn~ •arei.Dto, William IEYe ~· trnl ~olb E. JoMJ4i. et tL par· ell ~. Eu,.DO Franl!l~B E.> Georte W. aild. Rail 1 . JObll· SaJe1n. kpy. De-.lfbf E•tew. , IOn, Lot, Middltport lo Gbdwlr. 45A 8~ FIO)'d tnd " Aa:nea Jo~4oQ 1 ~A Q, atKt N.,11llie ~· Wemrr. lo L<lla )lt.glnla Hyoell. William 111d Ji!"'• Hou4Jihelt. K. an4 lbrle Norrlt aA. l..nt , S)'rltv.M!, to Walttr F. ani g~~::;"': C'Jirence and Loulte L. Auna I... Rotuh. lnj nae-- Re& to New Yor-.. We're good died and the advisor in •ot jOi_n~ · to· le~ · 'em do it." A... charge "!RS Norma Rus,ell. ' Y(Dma~ added, "I just think t,hat Reports ami dcmonatrationJ »; ter.rUlre/t giv~n -jOn a visit to Colum~us b v :~Ji. Ev . e. • ••- Clnelnn•tl pl••ero tbe nghth srade by Sonja .Mil· ... 'w: • ler. Linda Forres~ a~ ,Bpnn·e 1 LIAGUI 1:.' 3 Baaeball fan, ralped tod'y to tee-p the meree a!to wu apurred into aclealue ·' leAding Red\ep bere tlcm and fo,"flpohrttd a speei~l eom· amid . repc.'rb that the team mltt.d t.o _el.pedlte eont~tW,n cf mlJbt be m'tv~d to New York. · a bJjlger ,ball part that would in.. ploe\!U'>'tf l)lo,.ed o~,&ns rlt. w!q. elude amP.I• parklri(, · !PDJ tM,'Natiqna\ ~agu.e pennanl . · ~ polojbl1 tbe !eam'i ' firit worl~ ,B!•~•tee. ehimJion.,p stnee- JtW w~s said RePort$ were ~dveo on co .• . ...to.'be ·invpl,ved, In-1 t~ree:cl~b fshli't te-nt• on tbe ~"tW1Dil 'box b)• Alett w~deby t~e 1\edleQ Yoioi,t~d710 to Car~?tntet an<f ' Jennifer Lohse. ·' :N,ew Y~' the ·Giaritt to. San Frl]ln~ .Eteven att~D~td. G!leHf!J: attendciKo an~ .' ' the .· 8rooklYI1 Dod&ers lni two. .. l<illqs An1e1ea.' '. · · 'The, ~lc'al 1'~aetlon to the re· The Bradforti Hil~ 4·H ' port Wll tlie comment , ot Clem mel May 24 with Guy A. RuiSeU. Joerlinc: 1 "Tb~. ~eek they're ~Ov· Thi! . piqject lesson wu to do 1li Sanford 5·1 va Aqto~telli. 3-& Brooklyn at Pittsbu~~· ~ia:bt­ ~ l.f the proposal goes through to move the Redlegs to Newcombt 4-3 VI Fritncf 3-4:. CincinnaU at Milwa)t)cee ni&lt York, ,so !hat village will have a National League team after tbe Dod~rs and G1ants pack up for California the reason is seen m .sun pie anthmetic. , ,, • Redle.,,F ans'RallyTo ·Keep Idols 'l' .. ln ~een City; StudrNew .Park Cincinnati 11 Milwallkee 6, 11> inn ings, niabt St. Lou4 8 Chlcqo 2 TUNday 1t P.HNW• ,........ Philadelphia at - Nt>w York- "' . By Chet Tonnehlll Ind. vJ. • • / !lally Seollnel, Pomeroy.Middlep<~rt, o., litay 28, 1057-8 tort, to r Baseball Results ' .D •IIv Sentln~l . ' • . . .~·~·-··'1!...-tt .lt:Mo!m•' .."'!!!:::S!!!I' - \ ( - ,. ' ', ' . 2509 new ~ license numberS now ~ Each Bt!ttlon has the same list-f10Qd for one weet 0111:)'• l!e SUN td cbt;lck for'?!""' boe DU!"ber befol'l! next ~. . . ' Every 19.57 pennpr ear license.nlllliber in 9hio , • included.ljt tbeSobio flOG,llOO ~eebq)] Jackpot. An in~ent statistical o,...nilpttion selected 10,087 free gift license nulnhiin (will) ~ ~) through matbematal lliiiJiplinr to lift# ,..fair distribution in ev., ICI!l!Dty of Ohio. I '• ,. . ''. o!,.r;l • r' So; b@!!. • ' ,. ' - Not • conta•t./ Nof.l!'l "'·,.. My I No wor/r.l IO.QU .... \ lr•.Otutw/1! .. \ ' t,.;e tllltl four •••"'"' ·11\ro·lo-r ,...~, . • �· . L• ' ' ... " , ' Dally Senllnel, Pomeroy.MJddleport, 0., May :at, U$7-T ' ' 6-Dail,y ' Pomeroy·Middleport, 0 , May 28, 1957 FOB CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS WANT ADS £or 60 days Come In to see J Pt!r:t, Saturday" June !st. Bu -· I LAND FOR SALE--Ten acre• on Route Seven near C!'lesler. up to 69 :1.cres available tf desn·ed Ralph Russe ll , Pomeroy , Ohio 5-28-7tp LegoINOfiCe • n~ ss Room, Hole! Belly, A' hens No Phone Calls 5-28-Jtc - ENTED-M - h H LP WA en, tcac er 1 or advanced st udent for vac •llOn postllon, splendH~ PXpet lcnl·c, pl easant wiJfp, $t80 for 60 day~ Co me m to see J Perz, · d J 1 B I "a lUI ay , une st, us ne ;.s ll nom Hotel Belly, Alhcms N Phone Calls 5-28-3te ----- ---- PHONE. 398 ' HELP Wi\.1\"l'ED-WOMEN, te o chcr or advanced student for va('atwn pOSition, splendid ex· pertenC"e pleasant. work, $48V •ames Raynor Hi't, a Minor, " ~ RATES whose place of residence 13 1603 2 ce.tJI per word, one lQSE:rtion Mjmmum charge 50<: ----4. cenl1 ValJey Street, Falls Ctty, Nebrasper word for three consecutive mserdons ka, Mary Kathryn Hilt , a Minor s-.aJ - One month for 2.5 cents per word whose place of residence 18 1603 ,_.. Valte1 Stroe' , Falls City, Nei)raaka, FuiJ rate of 2 cents per word will be charged for advcrh smg lf • .not paid for before the 1.5th of each month follomng mscrtton Francis Philip Jlill, a Mwor , wha&e Ernln 1n Advertising-Should be reported tmmedJately The place of restdence IS 1603 yaney DilllY SentNlel •Ul not be responSible for mOJie tban one mcor· Street, Falls CitY, Nebraska, Rob• or, Vwablole'ye rt'\'t Jnsertton. ert. Stepfhen 1Hdllt, a,M1 Card of Thanks and Special Noticee of Events $1 00 Obltuariea p1ace o res ence s 1603 published at 1 cent per word. BLOCK LAYING b-; bl-oc-k ;.-h-o-uT Street FaJis Ctty Nebraska · Ber· •---------------~--------·' f ' ' ' 1 Ph1!1p hunovan, SyraCUiiC. dpard F,_tlca0rk 1 p;ceV~r. r;_~: '~1 111ch R c. A L!'lc\I RJOII eab 5-JR-12lp ence llll a •h · 1·• t (1) Notices ulet b~sc, exct•llcnt $75 00 BULLDOZIR for hire, pond,, eienldGw n~ Clatkk w ~se rt:ce u~The annual met ling of Lhe Sutlon Also dmmg 1oom 1un11 Lurc L..-•omontl, londlcoplno. reA ence IS un nown , R. M kPOwn be">ro deyl&ees legateeS' h 1 rr I '·t 111 ~~sch~~t~rw~;rr~c:st ~~~~a~:~~c r\ ~., ;~~~ Sl:< ch ~ 5~~~ ~~ Cowdery, Long BoHom. :~;~~ distributees, 'admlntstraion and ex: M E Church, Ju ne 3 ill 9 10 1 ~ - - - - - -lO. ;;;;c;;--::;:-:c:::-:::-:-;,-c ecuton,~~ .f~Y, ofkWUlia~ ~ur;•t· A M., Franc iS l\f!'lrr s Set_,. Onl' offJC(> tnbl<', one offtec d~sk LAWN MOWERS sharpened tlle o,s::aa~g'atee~ uud1~~:ut:!8 • ~: I !J27-3tp gas heater, l"h.llr~ Pcny 1 .•• :trators 'and executors IDEAL way Netgl_,r & Cleell: I'P(Jnc 494 \ - - - - - -----PNlplf' s, 3 1' Garage Phone 3611, Racine r 0. !'1 1 "" ' WANTED-Orlrl Jobs o Jr w:~~h 1 ":"::5'P2'<R~,~!I":'cl'rn~'m:::'"~=:--:d ~l6-12tc. IDf any,d of dsarthah, A kLovne wg by Mtddlcport l!;:o;ptor' -----:;-eeease an e un now Scnuts Contact It1ehard Va tt ra l•.:) JI IH JI~ It•:rN (UW Jot• Fr.. !.,~~,., -- hIs. de' Lsees legatees diatrilr l':han, Middlcpmt \I. eyers mJllel , l'unH' l fJ} R' . PAINTING U~'t!~l ad;tnl.!l~ator and e~ecutora. 5 21 3 1<No 2 5 2H 3l<' PAPER-HANGING f ' f Heney Love Deceased 1 HAM SHOOT, Ract.Jr Pl a1 n1n!( ~ - - - - - - - ~ - --~ L v . R•lslnoor il~nl~k: noti that 0~ the llth M11l, June 2 !I ~-OLe One !2' lC 15 lJrwlt urn 111g :! l;!:os Racine. OhJo ~ay of April,ce19157, Sybil Eben- -- - - hr,t \' 1g stoves r,Ji t 2153 or see f 911 tf bach as Executruc of the- Estate of (2) Card Of Thanks Mrs Wllllam U y~c ll , Hacme ;:;;;;;;;;--;;;;;;;;;;;;;;--:=-;;;:;:;:--;;: Dora Romme, Decea3ed, -being · 5-ts :!Lt: ·- - - - - - --~-- ~ QUICK SERVICE 1:\R Wllleh :C. plaintiff filed her petitto 11 In the We w1sh to express rnu· sl m·c 1" :i: well n~s tcrm'i, MOO 00 up patrlne hy P'•ory 'trained Probate 'court, Meigs County, Ohlo., Wal te r n 11111 s lliilti!TJOrc, Ohl watchmaker, OOI.:LINS JEWE. Case No 17 203 aRalnst the above thanks to our fn(•nds anrl ne1ghbors the t:;wm~ t uncr 11 5-ZSOtp LERS. PGmeroy 1-3-tf niiJmed parties ~nd others as de3413 Pal a~Jbla Home, Hcv Claremon t ll oJI , fendants alleJlng that Dora RoDr J 1 Da\ h for lhl;.'.r kmJ 11 cu ft, ~ps rdllg{'r~tlor "ilh UDIO • TEL£VlSION SEltVICI, mlne dl~d testate on the l?th day cxprc.'lsJOns of sympathy c-.: dr<t>p fn•ezc cxcc ll(•nt conrlit10n Phon. 1.>0, Cleland Appliance Of March 19 ~ and that her Last tended to us at th.: Joss of ou 1 apartment me Knchl'n r angc, Store, ltd M.aln St., Pomeror Wlll and' Testa~ent was duly adfmsh an(l and brother brc<~kfast !iCI. 1 ugs Jh:_vcrc 2·23-tf muted to prdbate by the Probate Mr 11 I' ra nk Rf..'Lz and J;reo' J wart•, ~·lcctnc swc<'pcr 1ron , - - Court of Meils County Ohio on Bctz and fam lly fi2Rltp llock, toustC'r, J!Oi f'tl.rm top the 31st da of Marcb,.l9MI,'end - - - --·---kitche n table , miSCl·llaneous ar ( ) Insurance the 2nd ~ai f April 1956 SyWe WLsh In express our app rc cw t 1 s o.. ·' '1 111 ' I : : - - - - , . , . - - - - - - - - on t10 n and thanks lo the Ewtw: ICc~ llfl .31.!conu, " r e- BtTbeS-Sid\PfOO lntlll'allee" AI•~• bU Ebersb_ach was duly appointed 5 28 31 P Funeral HllnH· Rev Gr ove - o_r_l._Ph one 607 5-J MJd.Oleport. Fire - AutJomobile- and qualJfied as Exetulrlx of Nld the sl!lgcrs the pa11n{'arb ~ FUHNI r URF. Hm SA L~~ Bcr' & Bom\s PbOfl• 8~111-X ~ estate. Furthermore, that the a•!d thos(' send i!H1 floral offe11ng s Spnngs, dJ ~~s1 ng \J bl c, 2 a nil· FOREMAN & ARB.-:::OT'l':=;-:T".v".--;;S:E"tfi. petition alleges that all of Uie and to anynue \0/ho lH Iper! 111 que tablt·ll m1ta1 ue dresse r persona who are beneflelarles un· 1 ed "''Y w•• '' t•,, , ,,,,., nf til" ll! lst (•llun<' 'J U ~ a J'ltdr·~!'red VICF. All makea Rephoa r by Ely' delr the Last Wlll and Testament " J '" " '" pert Teelln1cianl. P ne 62M 0 Dora Rom1ne, Deceased , Mlve rl<•<lih of our t ;~ !lwr VJunl.; N•!l\ on, 116 S Second , MJdrtl~ Mlddlepor: IHD-U consented to the 11alc of the fol · Well port, Phoue 6075·J ~-28-3tp - - lowing described real estate. to. Th~ Wrll i"llmliJ' 5 :.!8· 1 1 t•or s,rlr< or lrarle fm 1;rt ~ COMPLETE lnsurano.: Proteetlo6, wit . - -- Hud- o-uar1.,,.f 0-, - - - an}lillng J95fl th••v rolC't du m 1, Lift, Aul( , Fire, rollo Call Don Parcel No 1. The following <ft!: Samsontl e Lu ggag{' _ r ane Cndar trutk goud conc1 1t 1on llke nr"' Mills, Middleport, Oblo. scribed Real Es.tate situated , ln l'h~11ts - LA U Window Fans)' bone 6087-Y. 5 27·4~L - - -- - -·: - ; ; : - - - - the VtllAJC of Dexter (formerly Friglrlalre RofnJ~;erillnrs ----- - -called Martinsburg) County or Beker Fur(lllure, Mlddl•purt, Ohl• J~l~ arl converllbh· Jet pump w;tq Meigs and State of Ohio, bound~d 4 tlt.tf · -'i"IIQn L11nk like ucw Phl.ln and deaq,iJJed as l~;~ilows, Beglftl "'/.'-)- - -- - ·: 4~1, RuL111ud 6 2'7·3 ~~ · ~ • ~ I nlng SOutfi B~ deareea Ea11t lfiO 1 from lhc Soutb cast corner ( <:, & Aluminum eombmatlon Jllorm and ~~ of Lot No. 1 in the VIllage of Mar· l"wr::!'s':',-:a~il~rc:-"r..,':',"1:f'll::,~ ..~••~~s.~.,':1rl"::,.•l &ereen windows and doors Steel Uneburg; thence West paralle l and awnings Radford, and can- VILLAGE HOME - S-room frame w1th the soutb lme of Lot No 4 a men t l {' ll'l 1 !ery, F nr III}' I)d\1-I'P' o1l!L'Haluminum Cctli William !i and 11 I' M llll\mon d 1t•1 J(' • wllh b.1th hardwood flool'! and dl11tance 6f 90 feel or .to the wc 9 t 1 .... Elherfelr1 Cht'~llr 'l'\ll'i l t ltock Sprtrl~~ 52 Jmop woodwQ.rkup•nddown Furnace line of said Lot No 4; thence r.nA v y~rt~M"I'On~-;;d heat to all rooms 4 closela up.. South ~long the west line of said stA ll s Full basement w)lh laun· Lot No 4 a distance of 20 feet or t.OS1 -- on Pmn rnn Sllr\l~ \1 ,11 1-.t'I~H·~ H A l'Lnlaw, 312 E tl r \ largcfrontverandaanden· to the South line of Lot No 4 , 26 <'V{'fll llg l•lo~ttrt2 11 ,,,1 t•J• :\lam St , l'omerfly, 427 tC dosed bark porch Beautiful h ' rar~ for plllltd ('lil~ 1' 1 ,,1 ~( ___..._ - - ],Jwll Lncat c rl near both schoolA. tfeLnce East along the South line " <'all 845 M s~ 7 1 ll4) o ot No.4 a distance of 90 feet On <'xeelle nt highway, only a or to the Sotdh East corner of rrw m1nutes dn\'c to Pomeroy. sud Lot No. 4; thence North 20 .LOSf - Di ue and g1.11 p<ll.l k<' ·1 l bed1·oom unfurmshtd apartPriced nght. feet to the place of bcainnle. lunwcrs ln lind ~Jw.o k~ h ~ men \ all Ulll!1l('fl, tut'lll8hcd 111 :J-room house Being lhe same real ell'tate conMINERSVILLE name, Juhnn ~ $~ UU ri'WIII d l'ulllt'J I ! V Also s\c'" p1ng room s With elcctr~clly and gas, Clatern veyed by Jennie L. Mun 1 y to AI· Call R33· ~1~r 02511 _ !'i 27 :.11 (',til 452 5 28-3: 1-acn• lot , excellent for &arden , bert h.omine and Dora Romine by Out of !ugh water. Caah price deed dated September 2, 1819, and ~ .~ST in 1Pon1llnn, Mk,tY 24 k( '1111'1 ° J ht•thoom lurnJs hed apartment for qu1ck 5alc, only $800.00. recorded in Volume 120 at Page ~·HI 11a UN 11 5 II 1'1 ]l'<ol L I p ,. • 11 4"2 "28 3 ward Ca ll 957 X 5 25 ,II r ~~~~~=~ u ' ~ BOX 2:29 PHONI lot-Y 308 of the record of deed1 of Meigs For Rent - Extcn1ion Larldera, {&) 2&, 3tc County, Ohio, Albert Jlomine later A~,~ Services s,., rrold b.mds, Drop Clotbs conveying his lntereat to Dora - - - - - - - - -- CILnton t>"'i ~ hcr, Middltlport. 5 room modern , house, 2 rooms Romine by deed dated November L H. llAWLI.SGS SOl'llS 00 . - 24 Phon<' 62b~ X. 111 tf s uLtabb.• fur tcnt1ng, with private 2. 1940, and recorded In Volume ' hour "Vr~l'kcr Sf!rvlce. Day - - - - - ---,.-,.---;c,..:.c cntranre and separate door .o IM at 'Pa1e 818 of the records or PhonCJ 822'7 Nlfl,nt Phone Vor l'cnt - £Jcctrlc wallpape· b.1th L lose lo school. Gara;.:ll. · deeds .of Meigs Coqnt,y. Ohio. ;; , 8039-X. DODGE - PLYMOUTII 1 tr.~m{'r rhntu,l i'uhcr, MidParcel No Z· The loll<.wlng dc:tnl1 yanl <.all at '741 S Fourt" DEAL.f.JlS 3 8 tt tlqmt t, l'h 6265- ~ 11•\ \if l\llddlcpor1, before Wedneedliy •crlbed Real Estate aUuated in the n 1g1tt a-:n-a~p Townahip of Salent, in lhc 'County Cloth, N~lon , P'Lbcrglass.Awnin&a, ot Mel11 and State of Ohio, In Venetian blinds, Porch shndes, Sales Sectlon No. ft, Town No. 8, Range \oh nil(lw hltnrls, Porch and Lawn No. 13 of th~Jo Ohio Company'! PurFurn1 tu r<' rrcc est~T....rtes. Dale 1~ Ponllac VB 2 rlr S(•d,11 Good Clem UlOid Can chale, in the Vill•1e of Dexter, W1ppt' Supply, 2JD Union Ave., $2.295 00 on;v i 4t:l artu .. t AU llhtee llld Modell Beginntn.r Eut 40 feet and S'outh Pomerny 4 21l1moc m1l es llnvN's tra1 m n.~e ell' 81% Eaat 5 rods from tbe ~ITROPOLITAN 'SouthDqrees Rl 11ttnm '11, l'unwrov ~ 24-6h· HuUtiJ' - 2 hrrlroom home, hot East corner of Lot No. 1 AUTO SALliS a1 d ruld ru:uuug v. 1ter, 001 -~ In· the VUJa1e of MartinRlDIIIJ Buirk VB t cn turv :; dr S1 l dl IIHC 6 2:!-J\p burg {now Dexter); thence South "Hard-Ttlp '. $2, LM llO lln •t'• ,1 8% de.reer Ealt 11 rod1; thent·e model, low mlil'IIW mHn,)\ l! TR ,\11 [R sPAGES For Ront ··t KU :WAIID North 81\14 dea:ree:s East 10 rods· 2 0 1 hto lnsidt.l and out Hl~l'ltn.u ~ x50' w lh ecmcnl patln, co' ·-;;;:;;;;;;:;;;;:::.,;thel'!ce North '0',1 Degrees l'omeroy .5 24 :"H< mrnt ~alk..q , sewer 11nd walL!!", U roda and 2J,i ln.j thence Welt $5"" P"' week. In one of the 3 i'Oda to .the place ,of beginning. J9:\ a Buick VB Suve1· 4 fir S1•dHf"l ricaut·~t and nN tcs t tral ~r 11\'tURANCB AGINCY ExeepUhf. ther,eiro,W:.o parool of • . $ t .1M 00 Power Ml N•r1 n ~ ,~ t 1 "llll"t ~ 111 Sou tho rn t ·l~lo. RJCL''I l'lr.t. AutomobiAI, Hu&tll b·akes, very low m.INI~ I' I 1 I' land 116 *t ilf width. North and ,, 'l'ltAIL.E ll VILLAGIJ:, 2 bJorka ACCIDINT Sou~h and Ul'Oia the .korth end of n ~ w Blaetloar'j, l'omcroy ' 5 U.Slc Llh. Cuulty""' . . . v.rst or lrRFrlc light lR CbcRiuro the above deaCrJbed hal eatete. Ohw Phone 77HII) 15·~ 6h' Beln• the ume real elltale con- --::-:;:...,.,-,,......,.. ~ 954 o:-od c,g_~- v84 ~1~- s;d ~ 5 ruom apartment, YOyed\ 1>!11aente L A I - to AI· 218" Main St., • $1 ,29500 Autnm ,1 11r 'lhJ ,t bert Romine arid Dofa Romine by, to MCDOLIPOU, OHIO romervv r ail 21Jl or 1ee Dr K ownr>d hy loca l rllhng .S lll\1 •n 1 deed doted Septembor 3, 1019, ond D Amshary ~ - 22 tf t- · • nwner Blaellnar's, POII!cro)' record~ ,Jn Volume !20 at Pa'ge ' , 5 24-Stc UN I 'lJHN ISHP.D AI' ART M t ,N T or ·the of deedl cf Nt w modcrr , 4 rooma and bath Mei£,1 Count)'~ Ofilo, Albert Rof ...19M l'ontiae 8 cyl 2 •lr Sl noo .l\1 Nn ch1:t.•r n under 12. Pbono mine later e~:veyed hij · Interest ; · Otx. Scd<tn, w~ve s••n•Hcd 1!.1 · f••70 , ~!Jddleport. 5 22 6t.c to Dora RoniJJht by deed dated ~ ~ car since new Blact tnar ~ P1n11 Novlmber 3, 1IM01 apd l'(l(lOfded ~;.. croy. 324~1t ---~-IIIL-10, - f l ln·Volume-10. at Piai•818 of the rO<ordo or tle•de I!! County, ~ ~$3 Buick Special 2 fir Srd ~ n Oft lt. U. Call wm. Ohtf), ' ,t c.r S.-00. Qynaflow rlrlv<' 1\l n•t Port'lt lfo. 3: J'lle tDII''a. Pomeroy. ~ :.!1·5t-· UPI'OilTI !•'OR YOUNG 1 de· MAN TO LEARN f>RINTING ~bed rei!! eatot~ oltuoted In the to;J! "!RAilE AS AN APPRENTICE. Townshtp Of ~em, lll th~ County ol !lolp tnd In the SLIIo ol Ohio APPLY AT DAILY SEN~IlL. CONCRI!TII BLOCU SecUon lolo. ~,' '!'Own x No. a ond . , 5Utf . .ulld _ , l'er ..._ R•111• No,<~3 pi Ill• Oblo Compa. STOIU-:. l{ u ul WOM~.N O\'CI 18, no· experic!~te ny'1 -In' ~- Vlnale of bCCIIU II(' lH Wnll' fur details of acvp~l part Dexter. Be;tii,.U,a 'a~ 'tlle South Wn tc 1\n\. GRUESER.•BLOCK COr Eut corner of Lot N'~ 1, In the tlm(' tn eome opportuntUe!' wor~ Sentmd ~24-Ctp 1n.g fro m yoar ho1ri~. No ob' j ~~-·:.:M~IIoo:.:•:rtll::of~.,.,=-;'"':;."' · ttr); VJII.aae of M~abura (now DexRR1lon MUTUAL ASSOCIATt::S t~Ace '1•1,&, 'tQ 'fef.lt; thence (.20)Business Services l to a pomt due cast of \he place of beginnmg; thence Weal to the piau of beg1nnlng, contaming one-half ntd acre, more or less Bemg the ~ame real es late con veyed by Mary Dulaney to Albert Domine ~t.nd Dora Romme by deed dated Set-tember fi, 1930, and recorded in Vol 133 at Page ~31 of the record of deeds ol M~ng 3 County, Ohio, A-lbert Romine later con· veylng hls mterest to Dora Romine by deed dated Nove b ? / m er .,. 1940, and recorded m Vol 1M at Page 618 of lhe record of Deeds of Meigs County, Ohio Pafcel No. 4: The followine descr••·• Real ~-•ate-,·,tuated,·n tbe """""' ~~ l Township of Salem, in the County of M~tgs ancl State of Ohio in Section No. ~. Town No. 8 'and RaJlge No .15 of the ohio Company's Purehase, m tile VUlage: · ot De t bo d d nd d x er, un e a escnbe d as the Creek 1 w:::: 10 w. 20 B ° ' ' Found · - -- - ------ I C BJ. ,.. lr lt ,.,. ' cbase, bounded and deseribed ' u follows : Beginnins 9 rOdt and 8 Hnka South 11 degrees 40 minutell' East frt~m the South West eorner o! Lot No 12 of Marhnsjptrg (now Dexter); thence Southwardly 30 feet on the East side of Railroad from the center of aatd road; thence 51 rods along the East t~de of aud Railroad, thence Nortb 68~ degrees East 9 rods to a stake where a hickory 6 Inches lp dlame~r bears North 85 degrees West 23 Links dutant · th N~h • ence "' • 31lrlt degrees East 26 rdd& and 16 hnks to a stake In road where an elm 6 inches bean south 80 degreed Welt 17 links dtstant· thence North 5 degrees Weat' 4 'roes to ah stake w~ore a butternut B lnehes ears south 75 d~rees West 12 Jinks dJstan't; thenee North 19~ de&rees Wes~ 8 rods to a stake ~ the road; thence North 3711'.. de.. grees West i8 rods to the- pl•te"of "A I !r~~~=~ ~:!~g.: ~~~~:~J:~db f~~d ~:!~.n n~!fe ~~~;~ing South across the North eud of the following describe(! real estate: BegJnning 40 feet East and South 8~4 degrees East five (5) l'Odi from the South Ee.st corner of Lot No 1 18 desclltbed in the plat 0 ~ Martln!lbur-g (now Dexter), thenee South 8% degrees East 11 rods; thence North 81'/.t deP'It$ East 10 rods; then~e North 40J,S degree~ West 12 rodr and 2'6: lnchea, the~ce Weill S rods to rbe plate c1 beamnlng. Being the .nme real est;lte conveyed by :Ma~ Dulpley to Albert Romine and D ra Romln~ bY deed dated September 6, 1930, and recorded in Volume 133 at J?aRe ~31 ot the record of deeds of Meigs County, Ohio, Albert'Romlpe-later conveyinl b).a Interest to Dora Ro· mine by de ed dated November 2. 1940, and recor~ in Volume 154 at Pag,e 618 llf the !'ecGrd of deeds of Meigs County, Ohio. Parcel No ~- The fOt'lowing de. scrlbed real estate sitgate4 in the Township of Salem, m the County of Meigs and State of Obto, in Sec. tlon No.5, Town No 8. and Range No lft of the Ohio Comp8ny's Pur· three <3 ) Be1ng the same real eataj..c ;!onveyed bY Albert Rom;:te to Dora Homme by deed dated November 2, 1940, and recorded In Volume 160 at Page 105 of the record of deds 0f M c ty Ob" 10· etgs oun ' Parcel No. 6 The following real estate situated m the County of Meigs, in t.ht State of Oblo, and ln th~ Village of Mtddleport, and bounded and deseribed as followa: Bemg Lot No. Twenty;Five <215) of Lower Pomeroy, now tRcorporated in~o anli a part of the Villaa:e of M1ddjepqrt, M:et~s County_ .Ohio, ps the 'a:arpe is patted and of rec· ord In Volume 2 at pages 8 and 10 ,of the reeords of platl •n theoff1ce of the Recarder of Meigs County, Ohio, 'a nd situate on the East side ot Beech Street between Loe!ust and Ash Streets in said Village, And being the SC\me property eonve)'ed by Frank D Collins to Clifford M. Ervin and Nona ~F. Ervin by dee_, dated August 2f, 1960, and reeocded in Book 166," at Page 22 of the deed records o! Meigs \::ouot~·. Ohio, and later conveyl:d b--., Clifford M Ervin and ·~ · ' Nona F pvin,.. to deed bear'l'l date 1953; and retarded tn Vol. 172, Page 686 Of tt.e record of deeds' of Meigs coUntY. Ohio. 1 Plaintiff's petibon further alleges that ParQ(lls Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4, , and ~ were a»praised tn tbe In.Mr and Mn.. liomc(r Riwell vePtory of sa1d estate at the sum lu.d dau,gj)ters were weekend ' of $6,800.00, and Parcel No: 6 Rueets cJof her mather Mrs. Evo~ waa appraised at the SUJP. of $4.,000 'IInaey and l&on :ttelvin... Plamtlff further allegd that ·Attendance at Sw1day SclJt)ol other defendanlA are named in the on May 12 was 9"1', off'Qri.n( $1~1r llaJd petttlon by vtrtue of an er· A number of frien,~ and reh , ' ror appearinl In the description Uves gathered at the home o~ In Parcel No 1 and Parcel No. 2 Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Jae0b3 T!,!es· of deeds appearing in the chain day even~.p.g fpr an old fashione~ of tttle. belling rn •honor of Mr, :and .Mr• In said petitton, plaintfiff pray.s Paul Jaeobs who were recenUy, 11 matu'ied. Paul and wtfe ,are .lD h t at t he r~g bts, mterests and ens their way hnme' from 1 trip ' of the said defendants may pe throunh the Sou'!Jl, fully ()etermlned, adjusted and _ _.:-....:._ _....:,_;...__ _ __ pro.tected, and that petittoner may 1 ~ uthorized and ordered to seU PERSONAL INTIII:IST 1 ~EW BRJ'l'AIN, Cdnil.. UP- Jl'o , said »•reels pf real estate accordlng to the itatute in such cue-- !iceman Artnur G. Kemingw1y :bid, made and provided, and for all more than nrdirle~ry , mterest - in 1, other proper orders and relief lo catchmg a food thief. 1'hree ,~ the Premises. · • of SQda, ehQtolah drink!, h.l,m, '' Said parties are tequired to.ans- fruit and other Jtems we'te. aiolen 1 wer on or before lhe 13th day of IT.om :on automObtle behind the PoJuly, A. D., 191J7. lice station. It was Hemingway's ear. cueif · Ji'LOWEBS~ FOR ' PLENTY OF * _ MeDiorlal Day , Cur Flowers Potted Plonts Home Dressed , 'I F R Y ER 5 · · · · · · .. · ·· · · · · · · · · ·· ··· 49c Jumbo Bag __ lb~ , POTAtO CHIPS · · · · · · · ·.. · · · · · ·• · ·· ·.. 59c . ·' • ' PORK & BEANS .. · .. ·· .... · · · lb. cao >lOc " ' Boney~s W. Main st. .Front Street .Morket · Pomeroy, Ohio Now-•• (21) Reel Estate l.ost I ' '\ / ... tbe SALES for Rent ·I • / • I I '-18 --- - - , bI to - HEH.L.O, SL.UGGO··· CAN YOU HEAP. (8) Auto I ·' ' I I We.si - -- - ------ r· ' " 1, ·-·· .... --··-,.. ............. Real Estott Broker i . ME' Rod nay Downing -~ -- ---- - - --· -·- - ·--( 17 I ...... ..... Help Wanted Nll.Y ,08 e.,.., IIOla• r.liowln I I Puroh!'i. I Wcpl Penna MAN tu M 81, Box lOG, ~ortou , ' - ·' 1 a.&Ht.· wor~ on al.'•y form: C. ~"• ~ Ue ndley, Toll tr .taln•, phone Coolv\llo I , , 'S·llr-31' -for aeneral WOMAN hoUc~~~owork two In hmlly, •t~~· olght. Fran" FeU, MiDernUJ"e netf C!lester "' • ',., • •~-·3'p , • WE IUY , ICIIAP IRON_ MITALI _ , II••• or to llio SO~th llolt corner ol tho Jot M0\0:11 }f,!llo ,()O<Or \VII· OHIO ', V A'-LIY ~~ oon •~J.half •!iff ,ltt, now , or !ormer.ly owDed 1bl,"r~ ~~ , ROtnln~ :mt·--·· ta••...a - • .,._,. "'"":"' " 1 South 8~ 4t!~ But 5 rods·· thenoe EtltlfGdli •iho boa1nnlng Point dfi!Jeltil\d h\U\ttit ooaveyed · the"F<f S<ltltb ~·t ~~ r<Hio and 2i ;f•·loal( ,, .;/1~· . , 11h.ep~~~.~ch , th''""',\ir o~l tea~. U['lt ,. . ~· ta • 112 .1 .. pL-'-' 1 ' • ., •'JII i' , . · l ,; • "'' tq 1 ...... I '~ d on louowlnJ. lliO~ cul!Jr or , • 'v '' NANCY Ylrd'd Hayea, Pome.. Price; Long Bottt;uru King,..RuUand \ ' ....., ! I. �· . L• ' ' ... " , ' Dally Senllnel, Pomeroy.MJddleport, 0., May :at, U$7-T ' ' 6-Dail,y ' Pomeroy·Middleport, 0 , May 28, 1957 FOB CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS WANT ADS £or 60 days Come In to see J Pt!r:t, Saturday" June !st. Bu -· I LAND FOR SALE--Ten acre• on Route Seven near C!'lesler. up to 69 :1.cres available tf desn·ed Ralph Russe ll , Pomeroy , Ohio 5-28-7tp LegoINOfiCe • n~ ss Room, Hole! Belly, A' hens No Phone Calls 5-28-Jtc - ENTED-M - h H LP WA en, tcac er 1 or advanced st udent for vac •llOn postllon, splendH~ PXpet lcnl·c, pl easant wiJfp, $t80 for 60 day~ Co me m to see J Perz, · d J 1 B I "a lUI ay , une st, us ne ;.s ll nom Hotel Belly, Alhcms N Phone Calls 5-28-3te ----- ---- PHONE. 398 ' HELP Wi\.1\"l'ED-WOMEN, te o chcr or advanced student for va('atwn pOSition, splendid ex· pertenC"e pleasant. work, $48V •ames Raynor Hi't, a Minor, " ~ RATES whose place of residence 13 1603 2 ce.tJI per word, one lQSE:rtion Mjmmum charge 50<: ----4. cenl1 ValJey Street, Falls Ctty, Nebrasper word for three consecutive mserdons ka, Mary Kathryn Hilt , a Minor s-.aJ - One month for 2.5 cents per word whose place of residence 18 1603 ,_.. Valte1 Stroe' , Falls City, Nei)raaka, FuiJ rate of 2 cents per word will be charged for advcrh smg lf • .not paid for before the 1.5th of each month follomng mscrtton Francis Philip Jlill, a Mwor , wha&e Ernln 1n Advertising-Should be reported tmmedJately The place of restdence IS 1603 yaney DilllY SentNlel •Ul not be responSible for mOJie tban one mcor· Street, Falls CitY, Nebraska, Rob• or, Vwablole'ye rt'\'t Jnsertton. ert. Stepfhen 1Hdllt, a,M1 Card of Thanks and Special Noticee of Events $1 00 Obltuariea p1ace o res ence s 1603 published at 1 cent per word. BLOCK LAYING b-; bl-oc-k ;.-h-o-uT Street FaJis Ctty Nebraska · Ber· •---------------~--------·' f ' ' ' 1 Ph1!1p hunovan, SyraCUiiC. dpard F,_tlca0rk 1 p;ceV~r. r;_~: '~1 111ch R c. A L!'lc\I RJOII eab 5-JR-12lp ence llll a •h · 1·• t (1) Notices ulet b~sc, exct•llcnt $75 00 BULLDOZIR for hire, pond,, eienldGw n~ Clatkk w ~se rt:ce u~The annual met ling of Lhe Sutlon Also dmmg 1oom 1un11 Lurc L..-•omontl, londlcoplno. reA ence IS un nown , R. M kPOwn be">ro deyl&ees legateeS' h 1 rr I '·t 111 ~~sch~~t~rw~;rr~c:st ~~~~a~:~~c r\ ~., ;~~~ Sl:< ch ~ 5~~~ ~~ Cowdery, Long BoHom. :~;~~ distributees, 'admlntstraion and ex: M E Church, Ju ne 3 ill 9 10 1 ~ - - - - - -lO. ;;;;c;;--::;:-:c:::-:::-:-;,-c ecuton,~~ .f~Y, ofkWUlia~ ~ur;•t· A M., Franc iS l\f!'lrr s Set_,. Onl' offJC(> tnbl<', one offtec d~sk LAWN MOWERS sharpened tlle o,s::aa~g'atee~ uud1~~:ut:!8 • ~: I !J27-3tp gas heater, l"h.llr~ Pcny 1 .•• :trators 'and executors IDEAL way Netgl_,r & Cleell: I'P(Jnc 494 \ - - - - - -----PNlplf' s, 3 1' Garage Phone 3611, Racine r 0. !'1 1 "" ' WANTED-Orlrl Jobs o Jr w:~~h 1 ":"::5'P2'<R~,~!I":'cl'rn~'m:::'"~=:--:d ~l6-12tc. IDf any,d of dsarthah, A kLovne wg by Mtddlcport l!;:o;ptor' -----:;-eeease an e un now Scnuts Contact It1ehard Va tt ra l•.:) JI IH JI~ It•:rN (UW Jot• Fr.. !.,~~,., -- hIs. de' Lsees legatees diatrilr l':han, Middlcpmt \I. eyers mJllel , l'unH' l fJ} R' . PAINTING U~'t!~l ad;tnl.!l~ator and e~ecutora. 5 21 3 1<No 2 5 2H 3l<' PAPER-HANGING f ' f Heney Love Deceased 1 HAM SHOOT, Ract.Jr Pl a1 n1n!( ~ - - - - - - - ~ - --~ L v . R•lslnoor il~nl~k: noti that 0~ the llth M11l, June 2 !I ~-OLe One !2' lC 15 lJrwlt urn 111g :! l;!:os Racine. OhJo ~ay of April,ce19157, Sybil Eben- -- - - hr,t \' 1g stoves r,Ji t 2153 or see f 911 tf bach as Executruc of the- Estate of (2) Card Of Thanks Mrs Wllllam U y~c ll , Hacme ;:;;;;;;;;--;;;;;;;;;;;;;;--:=-;;;:;:;:--;;: Dora Romme, Decea3ed, -being · 5-ts :!Lt: ·- - - - - - --~-- ~ QUICK SERVICE 1:\R Wllleh :C. plaintiff filed her petitto 11 In the We w1sh to express rnu· sl m·c 1" :i: well n~s tcrm'i, MOO 00 up patrlne hy P'•ory 'trained Probate 'court, Meigs County, Ohlo., Wal te r n 11111 s lliilti!TJOrc, Ohl watchmaker, OOI.:LINS JEWE. Case No 17 203 aRalnst the above thanks to our fn(•nds anrl ne1ghbors the t:;wm~ t uncr 11 5-ZSOtp LERS. PGmeroy 1-3-tf niiJmed parties ~nd others as de3413 Pal a~Jbla Home, Hcv Claremon t ll oJI , fendants alleJlng that Dora RoDr J 1 Da\ h for lhl;.'.r kmJ 11 cu ft, ~ps rdllg{'r~tlor "ilh UDIO • TEL£VlSION SEltVICI, mlne dl~d testate on the l?th day cxprc.'lsJOns of sympathy c-.: dr<t>p fn•ezc cxcc ll(•nt conrlit10n Phon. 1.>0, Cleland Appliance Of March 19 ~ and that her Last tended to us at th.: Joss of ou 1 apartment me Knchl'n r angc, Store, ltd M.aln St., Pomeror Wlll and' Testa~ent was duly adfmsh an(l and brother brc<~kfast !iCI. 1 ugs Jh:_vcrc 2·23-tf muted to prdbate by the Probate Mr 11 I' ra nk Rf..'Lz and J;reo' J wart•, ~·lcctnc swc<'pcr 1ron , - - Court of Meils County Ohio on Bctz and fam lly fi2Rltp llock, toustC'r, J!Oi f'tl.rm top the 31st da of Marcb,.l9MI,'end - - - --·---kitche n table , miSCl·llaneous ar ( ) Insurance the 2nd ~ai f April 1956 SyWe WLsh In express our app rc cw t 1 s o.. ·' '1 111 ' I : : - - - - , . , . - - - - - - - - on t10 n and thanks lo the Ewtw: ICc~ llfl .31.!conu, " r e- BtTbeS-Sid\PfOO lntlll'allee" AI•~• bU Ebersb_ach was duly appointed 5 28 31 P Funeral HllnH· Rev Gr ove - o_r_l._Ph one 607 5-J MJd.Oleport. Fire - AutJomobile- and qualJfied as Exetulrlx of Nld the sl!lgcrs the pa11n{'arb ~ FUHNI r URF. Hm SA L~~ Bcr' & Bom\s PbOfl• 8~111-X ~ estate. Furthermore, that the a•!d thos(' send i!H1 floral offe11ng s Spnngs, dJ ~~s1 ng \J bl c, 2 a nil· FOREMAN & ARB.-:::OT'l':=;-:T".v".--;;S:E"tfi. petition alleges that all of Uie and to anynue \0/ho lH Iper! 111 que tablt·ll m1ta1 ue dresse r persona who are beneflelarles un· 1 ed "''Y w•• '' t•,, , ,,,,., nf til" ll! lst (•llun<' 'J U ~ a J'ltdr·~!'red VICF. All makea Rephoa r by Ely' delr the Last Wlll and Testament " J '" " '" pert Teelln1cianl. P ne 62M 0 Dora Rom1ne, Deceased , Mlve rl<•<lih of our t ;~ !lwr VJunl.; N•!l\ on, 116 S Second , MJdrtl~ Mlddlepor: IHD-U consented to the 11alc of the fol · Well port, Phoue 6075·J ~-28-3tp - - lowing described real estate. to. Th~ Wrll i"llmliJ' 5 :.!8· 1 1 t•or s,rlr< or lrarle fm 1;rt ~ COMPLETE lnsurano.: Proteetlo6, wit . - -- Hud- o-uar1.,,.f 0-, - - - an}lillng J95fl th••v rolC't du m 1, Lift, Aul( , Fire, rollo Call Don Parcel No 1. The following <ft!: Samsontl e Lu ggag{' _ r ane Cndar trutk goud conc1 1t 1on llke nr"' Mills, Middleport, Oblo. scribed Real Es.tate situated , ln l'h~11ts - LA U Window Fans)' bone 6087-Y. 5 27·4~L - - -- - -·: - ; ; : - - - - the VtllAJC of Dexter (formerly Friglrlalre RofnJ~;erillnrs ----- - -called Martinsburg) County or Beker Fur(lllure, Mlddl•purt, Ohl• J~l~ arl converllbh· Jet pump w;tq Meigs and State of Ohio, bound~d 4 tlt.tf · -'i"IIQn L11nk like ucw Phl.ln and deaq,iJJed as l~;~ilows, Beglftl "'/.'-)- - -- - ·: 4~1, RuL111ud 6 2'7·3 ~~ · ~ • ~ I nlng SOutfi B~ deareea Ea11t lfiO 1 from lhc Soutb cast corner ( <:, & Aluminum eombmatlon Jllorm and ~~ of Lot No. 1 in the VIllage of Mar· l"wr::!'s':',-:a~il~rc:-"r..,':',"1:f'll::,~ ..~••~~s.~.,':1rl"::,.•l &ereen windows and doors Steel Uneburg; thence West paralle l and awnings Radford, and can- VILLAGE HOME - S-room frame w1th the soutb lme of Lot No 4 a men t l {' ll'l 1 !ery, F nr III}' I)d\1-I'P' o1l!L'Haluminum Cctli William !i and 11 I' M llll\mon d 1t•1 J(' • wllh b.1th hardwood flool'! and dl11tance 6f 90 feel or .to the wc 9 t 1 .... Elherfelr1 Cht'~llr 'l'\ll'i l t ltock Sprtrl~~ 52 Jmop woodwQ.rkup•nddown Furnace line of said Lot No 4; thence r.nA v y~rt~M"I'On~-;;d heat to all rooms 4 closela up.. South ~long the west line of said stA ll s Full basement w)lh laun· Lot No 4 a distance of 20 feet or t.OS1 -- on Pmn rnn Sllr\l~ \1 ,11 1-.t'I~H·~ H A l'Lnlaw, 312 E tl r \ largcfrontverandaanden· to the South line of Lot No 4 , 26 <'V{'fll llg l•lo~ttrt2 11 ,,,1 t•J• :\lam St , l'omerfly, 427 tC dosed bark porch Beautiful h ' rar~ for plllltd ('lil~ 1' 1 ,,1 ~( ___..._ - - ],Jwll Lncat c rl near both schoolA. tfeLnce East along the South line " <'all 845 M s~ 7 1 ll4) o ot No.4 a distance of 90 feet On <'xeelle nt highway, only a or to the Sotdh East corner of rrw m1nutes dn\'c to Pomeroy. sud Lot No. 4; thence North 20 .LOSf - Di ue and g1.11 p<ll.l k<' ·1 l bed1·oom unfurmshtd apartPriced nght. feet to the place of bcainnle. lunwcrs ln lind ~Jw.o k~ h ~ men \ all Ulll!1l('fl, tut'lll8hcd 111 :J-room house Being lhe same real ell'tate conMINERSVILLE name, Juhnn ~ $~ UU ri'WIII d l'ulllt'J I ! V Also s\c'" p1ng room s With elcctr~clly and gas, Clatern veyed by Jennie L. Mun 1 y to AI· Call R33· ~1~r 02511 _ !'i 27 :.11 (',til 452 5 28-3: 1-acn• lot , excellent for &arden , bert h.omine and Dora Romine by Out of !ugh water. Caah price deed dated September 2, 1819, and ~ .~ST in 1Pon1llnn, Mk,tY 24 k( '1111'1 ° J ht•thoom lurnJs hed apartment for qu1ck 5alc, only $800.00. recorded in Volume 120 at Page ~·HI 11a UN 11 5 II 1'1 ]l'<ol L I p ,. • 11 4"2 "28 3 ward Ca ll 957 X 5 25 ,II r ~~~~~=~ u ' ~ BOX 2:29 PHONI lot-Y 308 of the record of deed1 of Meigs For Rent - Extcn1ion Larldera, {&) 2&, 3tc County, Ohio, Albert Jlomine later A~,~ Services s,., rrold b.mds, Drop Clotbs conveying his lntereat to Dora - - - - - - - - -- CILnton t>"'i ~ hcr, Middltlport. 5 room modern , house, 2 rooms Romine by deed dated November L H. llAWLI.SGS SOl'llS 00 . - 24 Phon<' 62b~ X. 111 tf s uLtabb.• fur tcnt1ng, with private 2. 1940, and recorded In Volume ' hour "Vr~l'kcr Sf!rvlce. Day - - - - - ---,.-,.---;c,..:.c cntranre and separate door .o IM at 'Pa1e 818 of the records or PhonCJ 822'7 Nlfl,nt Phone Vor l'cnt - £Jcctrlc wallpape· b.1th L lose lo school. Gara;.:ll. · deeds .of Meigs Coqnt,y. Ohio. ;; , 8039-X. DODGE - PLYMOUTII 1 tr.~m{'r rhntu,l i'uhcr, MidParcel No Z· The loll<.wlng dc:tnl1 yanl <.all at '741 S Fourt" DEAL.f.JlS 3 8 tt tlqmt t, l'h 6265- ~ 11•\ \if l\llddlcpor1, before Wedneedliy •crlbed Real Estate aUuated in the n 1g1tt a-:n-a~p Townahip of Salent, in lhc 'County Cloth, N~lon , P'Lbcrglass.Awnin&a, ot Mel11 and State of Ohio, In Venetian blinds, Porch shndes, Sales Sectlon No. ft, Town No. 8, Range \oh nil(lw hltnrls, Porch and Lawn No. 13 of th~Jo Ohio Company'! PurFurn1 tu r<' rrcc est~T....rtes. Dale 1~ Ponllac VB 2 rlr S(•d,11 Good Clem UlOid Can chale, in the Vill•1e of Dexter, W1ppt' Supply, 2JD Union Ave., $2.295 00 on;v i 4t:l artu .. t AU llhtee llld Modell Beginntn.r Eut 40 feet and S'outh Pomerny 4 21l1moc m1l es llnvN's tra1 m n.~e ell' 81% Eaat 5 rods from tbe ~ITROPOLITAN 'SouthDqrees Rl 11ttnm '11, l'unwrov ~ 24-6h· HuUtiJ' - 2 hrrlroom home, hot East corner of Lot No. 1 AUTO SALliS a1 d ruld ru:uuug v. 1ter, 001 -~ In· the VUJa1e of MartinRlDIIIJ Buirk VB t cn turv :; dr S1 l dl IIHC 6 2:!-J\p burg {now Dexter); thence South "Hard-Ttlp '. $2, LM llO lln •t'• ,1 8% de.reer Ealt 11 rod1; thent·e model, low mlil'IIW mHn,)\ l! TR ,\11 [R sPAGES For Ront ··t KU :WAIID North 81\14 dea:ree:s East 10 rods· 2 0 1 hto lnsidt.l and out Hl~l'ltn.u ~ x50' w lh ecmcnl patln, co' ·-;;;:;;;;;;:;;;;:::.,;thel'!ce North '0',1 Degrees l'omeroy .5 24 :"H< mrnt ~alk..q , sewer 11nd walL!!", U roda and 2J,i ln.j thence Welt $5"" P"' week. In one of the 3 i'Oda to .the place ,of beginning. J9:\ a Buick VB Suve1· 4 fir S1•dHf"l ricaut·~t and nN tcs t tral ~r 11\'tURANCB AGINCY ExeepUhf. ther,eiro,W:.o parool of • . $ t .1M 00 Power Ml N•r1 n ~ ,~ t 1 "llll"t ~ 111 Sou tho rn t ·l~lo. RJCL''I l'lr.t. AutomobiAI, Hu&tll b·akes, very low m.INI~ I' I 1 I' land 116 *t ilf width. North and ,, 'l'ltAIL.E ll VILLAGIJ:, 2 bJorka ACCIDINT Sou~h and Ul'Oia the .korth end of n ~ w Blaetloar'j, l'omcroy ' 5 U.Slc Llh. Cuulty""' . . . v.rst or lrRFrlc light lR CbcRiuro the above deaCrJbed hal eatete. Ohw Phone 77HII) 15·~ 6h' Beln• the ume real elltale con- --::-:;:...,.,-,,......,.. ~ 954 o:-od c,g_~- v84 ~1~- s;d ~ 5 ruom apartment, YOyed\ 1>!11aente L A I - to AI· 218" Main St., • $1 ,29500 Autnm ,1 11r 'lhJ ,t bert Romine arid Dofa Romine by, to MCDOLIPOU, OHIO romervv r ail 21Jl or 1ee Dr K ownr>d hy loca l rllhng .S lll\1 •n 1 deed doted Septembor 3, 1019, ond D Amshary ~ - 22 tf t- · • nwner Blaellnar's, POII!cro)' record~ ,Jn Volume !20 at Pa'ge ' , 5 24-Stc UN I 'lJHN ISHP.D AI' ART M t ,N T or ·the of deedl cf Nt w modcrr , 4 rooma and bath Mei£,1 Count)'~ Ofilo, Albert Rof ...19M l'ontiae 8 cyl 2 •lr Sl noo .l\1 Nn ch1:t.•r n under 12. Pbono mine later e~:veyed hij · Interest ; · Otx. Scd<tn, w~ve s••n•Hcd 1!.1 · f••70 , ~!Jddleport. 5 22 6t.c to Dora RoniJJht by deed dated ~ ~ car since new Blact tnar ~ P1n11 Novlmber 3, 1IM01 apd l'(l(lOfded ~;.. croy. 324~1t ---~-IIIL-10, - f l ln·Volume-10. at Piai•818 of the rO<ordo or tle•de I!! County, ~ ~$3 Buick Special 2 fir Srd ~ n Oft lt. U. Call wm. Ohtf), ' ,t c.r S.-00. Qynaflow rlrlv<' 1\l n•t Port'lt lfo. 3: J'lle tDII''a. Pomeroy. ~ :.!1·5t-· UPI'OilTI !•'OR YOUNG 1 de· MAN TO LEARN f>RINTING ~bed rei!! eatot~ oltuoted In the to;J! "!RAilE AS AN APPRENTICE. Townshtp Of ~em, lll th~ County ol !lolp tnd In the SLIIo ol Ohio APPLY AT DAILY SEN~IlL. CONCRI!TII BLOCU SecUon lolo. ~,' '!'Own x No. a ond . , 5Utf . .ulld _ , l'er ..._ R•111• No,<~3 pi Ill• Oblo Compa. STOIU-:. l{ u ul WOM~.N O\'CI 18, no· experic!~te ny'1 -In' ~- Vlnale of bCCIIU II(' lH Wnll' fur details of acvp~l part Dexter. Be;tii,.U,a 'a~ 'tlle South Wn tc 1\n\. GRUESER.•BLOCK COr Eut corner of Lot N'~ 1, In the tlm(' tn eome opportuntUe!' wor~ Sentmd ~24-Ctp 1n.g fro m yoar ho1ri~. No ob' j ~~-·:.:M~IIoo:.:•:rtll::of~.,.,=-;'"':;."' · ttr); VJII.aae of M~abura (now DexRR1lon MUTUAL ASSOCIATt::S t~Ace '1•1,&, 'tQ 'fef.lt; thence (.20)Business Services l to a pomt due cast of \he place of beginnmg; thence Weal to the piau of beg1nnlng, contaming one-half ntd acre, more or less Bemg the ~ame real es late con veyed by Mary Dulaney to Albert Domine ~t.nd Dora Romme by deed dated Set-tember fi, 1930, and recorded in Vol 133 at Page ~31 of the record of deeds ol M~ng 3 County, Ohio, A-lbert Romine later con· veylng hls mterest to Dora Romine by deed dated Nove b ? / m er .,. 1940, and recorded m Vol 1M at Page 618 of lhe record of Deeds of Meigs County, Ohio Pafcel No. 4: The followine descr••·• Real ~-•ate-,·,tuated,·n tbe """""' ~~ l Township of Salem, in the County of M~tgs ancl State of Ohio in Section No. ~. Town No. 8 'and RaJlge No .15 of the ohio Company's Purehase, m tile VUlage: · ot De t bo d d nd d x er, un e a escnbe d as the Creek 1 w:::: 10 w. 20 B ° ' ' Found · - -- - ------ I C BJ. ,.. lr lt ,.,. ' cbase, bounded and deseribed ' u follows : Beginnins 9 rOdt and 8 Hnka South 11 degrees 40 minutell' East frt~m the South West eorner o! Lot No 12 of Marhnsjptrg (now Dexter); thence Southwardly 30 feet on the East side of Railroad from the center of aatd road; thence 51 rods along the East t~de of aud Railroad, thence Nortb 68~ degrees East 9 rods to a stake where a hickory 6 Inches lp dlame~r bears North 85 degrees West 23 Links dutant · th N~h • ence "' • 31lrlt degrees East 26 rdd& and 16 hnks to a stake In road where an elm 6 inches bean south 80 degreed Welt 17 links dtstant· thence North 5 degrees Weat' 4 'roes to ah stake w~ore a butternut B lnehes ears south 75 d~rees West 12 Jinks dJstan't; thenee North 19~ de&rees Wes~ 8 rods to a stake ~ the road; thence North 3711'.. de.. grees West i8 rods to the- pl•te"of "A I !r~~~=~ ~:!~g.: ~~~~:~J:~db f~~d ~:!~.n n~!fe ~~~;~ing South across the North eud of the following describe(! real estate: BegJnning 40 feet East and South 8~4 degrees East five (5) l'Odi from the South Ee.st corner of Lot No 1 18 desclltbed in the plat 0 ~ Martln!lbur-g (now Dexter), thenee South 8% degrees East 11 rods; thence North 81'/.t deP'It$ East 10 rods; then~e North 40J,S degree~ West 12 rodr and 2'6: lnchea, the~ce Weill S rods to rbe plate c1 beamnlng. Being the .nme real est;lte conveyed by :Ma~ Dulpley to Albert Romine and D ra Romln~ bY deed dated September 6, 1930, and recorded in Volume 133 at J?aRe ~31 ot the record of deeds of Meigs County, Ohio, Albert'Romlpe-later conveyinl b).a Interest to Dora Ro· mine by de ed dated November 2. 1940, and recor~ in Volume 154 at Pag,e 618 llf the !'ecGrd of deeds of Meigs County, Ohio. Parcel No ~- The fOt'lowing de. scrlbed real estate sitgate4 in the Township of Salem, m the County of Meigs and State of Obto, in Sec. tlon No.5, Town No 8. and Range No lft of the Ohio Comp8ny's Pur· three <3 ) Be1ng the same real eataj..c ;!onveyed bY Albert Rom;:te to Dora Homme by deed dated November 2, 1940, and recorded In Volume 160 at Page 105 of the record of deds 0f M c ty Ob" 10· etgs oun ' Parcel No. 6 The following real estate situated m the County of Meigs, in t.ht State of Oblo, and ln th~ Village of Mtddleport, and bounded and deseribed as followa: Bemg Lot No. Twenty;Five <215) of Lower Pomeroy, now tRcorporated in~o anli a part of the Villaa:e of M1ddjepqrt, M:et~s County_ .Ohio, ps the 'a:arpe is patted and of rec· ord In Volume 2 at pages 8 and 10 ,of the reeords of platl •n theoff1ce of the Recarder of Meigs County, Ohio, 'a nd situate on the East side ot Beech Street between Loe!ust and Ash Streets in said Village, And being the SC\me property eonve)'ed by Frank D Collins to Clifford M. Ervin and Nona ~F. Ervin by dee_, dated August 2f, 1960, and reeocded in Book 166," at Page 22 of the deed records o! Meigs \::ouot~·. Ohio, and later conveyl:d b--., Clifford M Ervin and ·~ · ' Nona F pvin,.. to deed bear'l'l date 1953; and retarded tn Vol. 172, Page 686 Of tt.e record of deeds' of Meigs coUntY. Ohio. 1 Plaintiff's petibon further alleges that ParQ(lls Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4, , and ~ were a»praised tn tbe In.Mr and Mn.. liomc(r Riwell vePtory of sa1d estate at the sum lu.d dau,gj)ters were weekend ' of $6,800.00, and Parcel No: 6 Rueets cJof her mather Mrs. Evo~ waa appraised at the SUJP. of $4.,000 'IInaey and l&on :ttelvin... Plamtlff further allegd that ·Attendance at Sw1day SclJt)ol other defendanlA are named in the on May 12 was 9"1', off'Qri.n( $1~1r llaJd petttlon by vtrtue of an er· A number of frien,~ and reh , ' ror appearinl In the description Uves gathered at the home o~ In Parcel No 1 and Parcel No. 2 Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Jae0b3 T!,!es· of deeds appearing in the chain day even~.p.g fpr an old fashione~ of tttle. belling rn •honor of Mr, :and .Mr• In said petitton, plaintfiff pray.s Paul Jaeobs who were recenUy, 11 matu'ied. Paul and wtfe ,are .lD h t at t he r~g bts, mterests and ens their way hnme' from 1 trip ' of the said defendants may pe throunh the Sou'!Jl, fully ()etermlned, adjusted and _ _.:-....:._ _....:,_;...__ _ __ pro.tected, and that petittoner may 1 ~ uthorized and ordered to seU PERSONAL INTIII:IST 1 ~EW BRJ'l'AIN, Cdnil.. UP- Jl'o , said »•reels pf real estate accordlng to the itatute in such cue-- !iceman Artnur G. Kemingw1y :bid, made and provided, and for all more than nrdirle~ry , mterest - in 1, other proper orders and relief lo catchmg a food thief. 1'hree ,~ the Premises. · • of SQda, ehQtolah drink!, h.l,m, '' Said parties are tequired to.ans- fruit and other Jtems we'te. aiolen 1 wer on or before lhe 13th day of IT.om :on automObtle behind the PoJuly, A. D., 191J7. lice station. It was Hemingway's ear. cueif · Ji'LOWEBS~ FOR ' PLENTY OF * _ MeDiorlal Day , Cur Flowers Potted Plonts Home Dressed , 'I F R Y ER 5 · · · · · · .. · ·· · · · · · · · · ·· ··· 49c Jumbo Bag __ lb~ , POTAtO CHIPS · · · · · · · ·.. · · · · · ·• · ·· ·.. 59c . ·' • ' PORK & BEANS .. · .. ·· .... · · · lb. cao >lOc " ' Boney~s W. Main st. .Front Street .Morket · Pomeroy, Ohio Now-•• (21) Reel Estate l.ost I ' '\ / ... tbe SALES for Rent ·I • / • I I '-18 --- - - , bI to - HEH.L.O, SL.UGGO··· CAN YOU HEAP. (8) Auto I ·' ' I I We.si - -- - ------ r· ' " 1, ·-·· .... --··-,.. ............. Real Estott Broker i . ME' Rod nay Downing -~ -- ---- - - --· -·- - ·--( 17 I ...... ..... Help Wanted Nll.Y ,08 e.,.., IIOla• r.liowln I I Puroh!'i. I Wcpl Penna MAN tu M 81, Box lOG, ~ortou , ' - ·' 1 a.&Ht.· wor~ on al.'•y form: C. ~"• ~ Ue ndley, Toll tr .taln•, phone Coolv\llo I , , 'S·llr-31' -for aeneral WOMAN hoUc~~~owork two In hmlly, •t~~· olght. Fran" FeU, MiDernUJ"e netf C!lester "' • ',., • •~-·3'p , • WE IUY , ICIIAP IRON_ MITALI _ , II••• or to llio SO~th llolt corner ol tho Jot M0\0:11 }f,!llo ,()O<Or \VII· OHIO ', V A'-LIY ~~ oon •~J.half •!iff ,ltt, now , or !ormer.ly owDed 1bl,"r~ ~~ , ROtnln~ :mt·--·· ta••...a - • .,._,. "'"":"' " 1 South 8~ 4t!~ But 5 rods·· thenoe EtltlfGdli •iho boa1nnlng Point dfi!Jeltil\d h\U\ttit ooaveyed · the"F<f S<ltltb ~·t ~~ r<Hio and 2i ;f•·loal( ,, .;/1~· . , 11h.ep~~~.~ch , th''""',\ir o~l tea~. U['lt ,. . ~· ta • 112 .1 .. pL-'-' 1 ' • ., •'JII i' , . · l ,; • "'' tq 1 ...... I '~ d on louowlnJ. lliO~ cul!Jr or , • 'v '' NANCY Ylrd'd Hayea, Pome.. Price; Long Bottt;uru King,..RuUand \ ' ....., ! I. �I• ,. - • .' • ' -' •' • ' a-,D~y ~Unel, Pomeroy-Mtddleport, 0 , May 28, 1957 _ _ L~ D'IStrlct • M ISStono • · ry Meet H.OC'\In~ . Mr and Mrs Paul H.aptonsta'tl attended h.cr Alumnt banquet at I CoolVIlle when 480 were preaonl lor lhe dinner and prol'am . eld At FOrest RUn Ch UfC h SUn dOY Mr Wyenu Baker, • nattve of L1 the F1rst Bapt1st RendvJlle beriJ., Africa, was the gue.;t Mrs Gladys Viney, First Baphst e-pe&~r for the Ho('klng D.1.atrh.t Glouster Mrs Andrew Wnght ~JS5JQJJary Convenhon held Sun Mt Zion, Rutland, MiSs Nettw day a.l the Fotest Run Baph~ Tol11ve1 First Baphst, Rutland Chureb !drs Campbell Harper Mt Mo t Rev. William Hull pa.s~or 1ah Middleport, Mrs Mmme the church hid for hts sermon Green Fbre.st Run and Mrs Ca 1 top 1c "Follow Me" wh~<: h WOJ. lw Banks Naom1 8apt1st also the theme ol the convention (,UJid and Chlldr-ens Sands re dmnerm th. pmts were g1ven b:o,. Mr~ 0 "1 Followmg ehurch socJal room thl! aftcrnou,1 Vmcy, Mrs William Smith, Mrs ~s 10 n was eallcd to d h Carne Cassell, Mrs Con Young .Mn. Allen Hampton p~~s~~en;' Mrs t:athe Banks Mrs ~Ieana~ A worship ~ei"VJC'e wa~ condu etc 1 Pn !Jton and hfrs Hampton Mr Bak~r who 1s a .:; tudenl a' b} Mrs Ha1 r1so11 Benllcy of th1• First B:tp\l ~ t Church Hutland Ohio Ucuverslt:o,. gave an mte r and Mr-s Ernie Edw ards, Hend cslmg talk on h.Jfl country the Ville First Haptlsl Church peuplt• and their- mod e of livmg Reports on the yl'al s w:orll and also or the m1sswnar:o,. work hemg carruod on there "'f'tll gtven by Mrs Edwa1ds f'l Anoth('r OU stud£"nl Tr>r1 P1cr1e V1l!e a naLJVf' of f r mce .tceompamrd Mr B 1k1 r and spoke b11er!~· to the J!;roup 'rhe meetm g closed V.Jth th lwncd!Ction by Rev Hull Middleport Society KEM·GID. Mira.cle Alkyd En11111el • For loU. hena, bathr-ooms, all woodwork • No undercoater roqu1red • One cout covers rnOBt surfact.'S • Easy to apply 4 hours • W1de range hfiAIIhfnJ or •YI)or~ and Mrs Garon Stanobury h-ave returned .from a visit Wttb their daughter Mrs Richard State College, Pa have announ v1ted to llttend the open meetm , the approachmg marriage of I of ttte Mtddleport Amateur Gard Hemmway and fanuly 1n J#d'nsvl ced thetr daughter Gertrude to Job.n eners Club at the Mtddlepot vama Hoyt, son of ttcv and Mrs c E Ht,gh School audltor!um on Jun~ Mrs Worley Howell and daug 1 • ters Martba and Anna a.nd John Ho~t. M•ddleport, at 8 p M orJ 5 rrt~ay , June 7 The cocemor.} MtS's Blanc"e Wag~ tner, Co'Carroll Syracl.lSe, we,re called to will be performed at the Leroy umbus and Southern Oh1o Ele" Poca W Va by the death of Prt>sbyterlan Ch.urch trlt Co, and the Carper Nurse ~ John Caruthers QO an uncle ..,f MJS.!i Monkt"rn who 1s a gn rrom Bu~lingh.am w11l present a Mrs Howell and John Carroll Mus Sarah. Dobbs was called to dttate student fit the Eastma t landscaped garden prepared by S~hool of Mus1c 1$ to gu.e bf' · thr nursery wlth l!gh'lmg b) tl\ • Wclhiton Monday for the funerJI graduate r("('ital m"July and w1ll CSOE of her cousm Mrs IArth.ur Nutt ret"el\e her Master.s m MusJca• A moving p1cture wdl also L~ lia rjory Hains who lS emplo; Literature shown anCi the hostess clubs ed at Washmgton D C arrlvefl Mr Hoyt .1s In ms third ~e.u plan.s to ha"e a coffee hour aHet Sundav fu1 a v1s1t w1th her par as a mmulcnal student at th ' the program ha '~ ents ~r <~nrl Mrs Robert Harr1s Colgate RoehesteJ Semmar,, Sv been sent• to ai'e01Env1taltons Ga-den Clubs Mrs B1 s~ 1e (.rogan who ha ~ spl'nt the past mne months With racusc, N Y, and has hf'en a~ hut the publiC' 1s weleo nc to .. t \ent.l the meetmg her daughter Mrs F1sher Ru., sJ~tant pastor at the Leroy Pre Uyter~~m Church sell and famll } at R~hway N J b has rcturnl!rl to h('r ome en 1 North Thml A..enuc and cluict 1 en of Chanute Jll Mrs Clara Jav Ft Hnmch Ind and S Sgl Juhw; Jay who lfi enroute to the Azor-es Islands neflr Por-tugal, ]eft today after a vun 1 With Mr-s Anna Yeagrr c ..mdor Street 1 M1 s Bc~s Prnctor and daughter, J(a1hrvn of ['arkcrsbUlg W Va Were W(.tCk euit guests o( Mr and Mrs Ralph (,raves Mr anrl Mrs Ralph Graves and guest~ Mrs Bess Proctor- and daughter K.ttt\u vn spent Sunday 111 St A.lban s W Va M1ss Darbarv Ann Webrung of Columbul:i spent the week end with Mr and Mrs Harry Wehrung and other rclatJvc s ~lrs Dey lh sell r-etur-ned l:lome Sun(iaJ.' cvemng after a several days V1s1t v.1th Mr and Mrs Otho Kee&an Cu'umbus Mr and 'Vlrs Paul Kautz and fam1ly of Columbus were week cnrl ~t lcsts o1 Ju, Parents, Mr a.nd M1 W L Kaull Mr anfl Mrs Max Me1nhort and Mr and Mrs Demer Thoma spent Sunday w!lh rclullves 111 Columbus Mr and Mrs tloyd Mescher and .familY ol Lebanon were Sun day glle,Ls ul Mr and Mrs. John Mitch und fanHI,~o Mr nnd Mrs William Baker rc· tur nul home Saturday after a wetks 'I'JSJ \ m Charleston, W Va. with Mr anrl Mrs Wilham Grate 1 M1 s Clifford Ow~n il!ld famJlv 1hey were l~""comp.~tmecl home by 1 11~1 ~1rl! owen and daughtet Mr and Mrs Gene Grate and son Carole and sl)n Jlcrbv a~:com Jimmy for a week end vls1t nnnl~1d ~r~ Kirk to her hom e r.h~ Willard Eberabach and MnndllY ~ud planned to rctu, 11 daughter Cheryl and Mrs Charles hi rl• I ue~dav Buck visited S.llturday y, ith Mr M1 'llnd Mrs Rlcha 1 rl Uavm 111 and Mn C 1 arcn~:e Might, Brad· Hunt ngtuu Vulli'V Pn nrnv(>d hury '-'!!ltd lY foJ a \ISJt Wl\h lh<'lr mn Quart ~~r~ Hill ph 'tal rn.m Ha and Mrs n c SambuJ > J 1 o{,t •. ll ox11 IJltf' who I~> <'mplfl\t l 111 lla)t n n W<i~ a \1eekcnd ~uc.1' nf h1~ f1an('(c Miss Cat•ole Owe11 wt I r 11111 I\ lilt nnt l Mrs Dan1 Th01utm • !' > 11t1u ~prnt Sunday w1th ~{1 1 t H ~~ Jnt CLINTON FISHER COMPANY SuiC'is- Paint- Set·vict• Phones 6265-X - 64107- Y ' MIOIJLEPORT I Pit llonald Smlth o{ Ft Knox, Ky ' spent the week ~nd with Mrs Snuth and his par~nts, Mr. and Mr~ Dale s 1111 th }!rand Mrs Helbert Dixon and chilf , th Ire~ k Sul:i~n an~ fog~r, spelnbt Me wcdcM '"11 '" 0 1um us w t r an J 1 ~ arry xcm and son H1 k · ~ Yd ° Wil;~~~W ~~~!~z:;r ofA~:en~ndRM;~ ::;;:~:::::::::::::::·:":'~="~·:H:h:1~11~c:bc;l;l,~e~n~rt~f,,~mwer~ - -- -Ma~;onMrw !lnd v:~ ,Mrs Mr 1 1 ,....... Pl,ck~ns, cand0 Mrs s G PJckl!ns Middleport, Mr and Mrs '''itus Pickens Plants Mrd Mrs Paul naV.:k Athe~s. Mrs ~~J. lie P1rkcns and Mr and Mr-s Guy P•cken~ and fam 1Ly Ele-ano W Va and Ml and Mi-s Cliff l"R AJb 11 ny oss, Mrs Wllllam Musser, who has been 111 ror the past fiVe weeks ts rrported as lmprovmg M1 Lem. Pick~:ms Mason, W Va and Mrs Almira PIJ~IS$Cr of Sp1 /ug ru~Jd 11ra the guellts of Ml' and Mrs W11luun Musser. Mrs Jl E Schamm of Huntmg. Lon, W Va and soh and daughterIn lww Mr and Mrs Charles Schramm ol Mateo Calif , Mrt~ William Paddock, Seattle, Washing~on, and M15 Harold Ruucll oC Huntington W Va ~ VIsited Sund11y Wlth the latlcr s m"Othel-, Mrs John Chase Mnd MlstiCtl Nelle and--Clara DmK "' Mrs Charles Schramm ',¥11.S the former Bt•nnctta RusseJl 1nd' Mrs ltaddock lhf' rorruar BdUe MarJe Russell or Cheshire and were thegnUidRught('rs cf Mr and 1\frs Ed Bh'lM or Chc tchlr-e ' ~LL·New FrigidaireS!IP.!r Value I Jt•e all ncw- ovorylinch of Lt - from new &roty. Se.a.l Latch to 1t.a color a:a.y intermr. W1th the xnl/atcal Sheer Look that trauAf6ftnl:l any kitchen! 11'1 the Htndloat Eror lmacine, in lJ) cu ft. you get a .fo~amtty .Sized Supel" } - _ Cheill • 3 Btg full Width Remov•ble Ahunin\UU'Bbelvee • Handy RemovabltHalfShelf • been ·New Furniture FOR $299.00 BAKER Full -Width Poroolam Hydrator • SU4int l,'hiU Drawer • Hup Super Stora110 DOor wllh Butter Compartment and Ftve Remo-t.•able ~I'Vefll • 3Quiclc.ube Joe Trays-aU m a ra&igerat.ol' WhiOh lltips In Rmf)ng your kitchen cabinota Cor t.ba\ ~"built-in" look. ' $198·00 ,....._...... And Your Trade-In KER ~- - Yeager's Host At L~wn Party Saturday Nite Plans For Fl'lwer Jlomeroy Personals Show Are Mopped r ,,, '"d Mrs R A M•<hcws ! By Committeemen , 1 $279 •Drtesm3to ~fr~ James S 'litu s llutl<~nll M1 s Rc1hel 11nl"l .Mr~ ( u:.; lt John ~ ton flr~dburv wu( at St Cl,;.nrcs\ 1lle Saturd.J\ ,... hrn Mr-~ T1tus D1dnct ll Flowu Show ch~11man ct nUutl £"11 a Prrol•mln .tr) !•lower Show S('hnol for Exh h1tnr.s f or D1slr d 12 Dr and ;\frs J I Oav 1~ ~uri 1laughl<'r~ (hal lt• nc F.Lam e Jo, ce anrl Dian<' ~rf'nl the l'ti'Ckcurl ill ] 1N l,dt s Wllh !11~ f IIIli I~ U1l 1l Or and Mrs D l'd~ .1 11 nderl thc <\lu mm b~nqu£"1 thcrt Mr and Mrs Wurrcn Ca~ter twd f.umly Ath~n~ W('te Sunda gut•sts of Mr and Mrs J I ( unnm ghnm Judge and Mrs John B11cun HI' son J ack \' ISilL•d relatives 111 P1ehl~s o\er the weckfmd \fr and Mrs Clal"('fice Knight Chflrh1\on wer-e Sund:Jy guest:; or Mrs W S Parson~ Mrs Guy SuiiJ Welc h W Va l'i Lhe g-ut''i \ ol Mrs (,u,rge Lash cr Hullum! M• nnd Mrs M}ron Mdlvr look !Jw r stll1 J,m\(':<> to Part: Pr~ f)Urg Sunday cnrout~ to Gral tun, W Va whr1 f' he 1s spenf1 1ng a \Hek Wltlh rehthvcs lh plana to retUJ n home w1Lh his maternal grandmotllcr Mrs Lll l!an Woodu1d who Will v1s 1t a• the l\fJllor home ~Trs Bl:lnche Ktrk P1mceton <pr nt 1hr wc•okend w1th Mr and Am0 t eur GOr d\!JerS lm..ling would be held II tbo home MOn kern- HOyt . T0 Be Q pen M~t'1119 'II R1111011. l!:adbury Wedd lflg I olWllbMrsMrsMilton Grlff Ru ..oll, •• <O'bDO. Event Of June 7 BeAllHeld On June 5 ·"~ tbe ooclfl bo)lr Mr and Mrs. I M Monkern ' interoted person1 are In were played and ftbtt __ _1:~:011 /'IY On UI<NITURI Mr- and !otrs Charle~ Yeager of Mason entertamcd With a combtn· .-lwn pot luck d1nner and w1ener roast at a lawn par-ty at their home on Saturd!ly evel'!lng Those attcndmg were Mr and Mrs Ralph Warner and children, Suz.e and David, Mr and Mrs L~s· ter Zerkle Claudia arod Jenmfer, Mr !lnd Mr~: Wdl1s Dudding and son Handy, Mr. .. nd Mrs Rex Bat· ley of Chester- and son Ja~y; and lhc hust and hoStess and chi!· dren Sally Ann and Clla.rles Mar· Mrs Robert Reibel Mrs Cush Johnston Mrs Max fioller an~.< Mr!; Rru!'e lloyd Ml• gs c~ountJ Contact cha1rm¥ attenrlf'd the meelmg of the Coul'lty·wule Flow er Show comm1ttee •n Pomero Monday afternoon The show ts lo be held on Jun~ 1~16 at the Pomuoy Junwr High Aud1tonum under the d1rec lwn of Mrs David K0hientz and Mr~ Karl Kautz Chestf'r, c l chrurmen , l he Monday meehng wills hch.J tm at the hpme of .MISS Lyd1a Ebcr bach Meigs Pythio~t Sisters Plan AGuest Ni~ht Cub Scout Pock Delays Charter Presentation Cub Ma~;ter Richard WcH-1 presided at the monthly Cub Pack meetmg at the F1rst Bap hst Church Monday mght The prese-ntation of the charter for the year was postponed when ttf~ Scout cxccuhve from Pt Pie~ ant was unable to be present Plans were made for the Cub and the1r puents to take iunche;; and visit the Campus Mart1us Museum ln Manetta nn June 23 Den IV led by Mrs Dwtgbl Wallace, won the "Cubb1~· for the month for their attendancE: and Mrs ft, R $ckina Den Mo thcr presented 'ben II 1n a 11k1t on the months theme or Fire PrevenUon Plans wetc ma._de- far tll~ Guest N1ght and Reeepl'tbn of new mem· ben of Me1gs Temple, Pythiw Sis-ters when the Staff and Officers mEt Monday Right at th(! hOme of Mrs ca~h Bahr with MI'B George Chllds as the assntlng hostess.. Mrs WJlhilm Allmar. presitmnt, presided and the meetmg opened w1th a prayer by the member-s Mrs Homer Jones read -an article from the "Old You Know' Tlla,t" column wr1lten by Mrs Noah Has· kills for the program Mrs. Dave Farmer. MrL ,Gm~ Otbo WaUl, Mra. Butcher. neck, Jts. The hoste.u served a to these guests Kn. sa!~~ -~"'!!'!;,j uco. . ' tt wa1 announced that ihe. ant "' • / ' ]' t • ., yo~~ ·- ' ' '. • \ \ chil_ • ' • a-.1 ~r ' , , . enttne I • ' Oltlo: _ . , . . , ,.,, - ...- ., 1941y. ,..;ty cloud~' twil. j: _, Tlw-. A chojo<o ol o h th~ ,....,.,...... ~­ Th•""••· 'illth ...., 74 .. .. Lowtoftloftt 47 to 1t. Mrs. ButebCJ' and Bailey, and these m2:u:i~~~' - - - --- - -- - Pomeroy-Middleport, Obto, Wednesday, May 211, 1957 I SINGLE COPY-5c Allman, Mr$ MinnJe C P Gallqtier, Mrs Homer: Mrl Ralph Glbbs, Mn - "·c'· ~~!b~~~~f~n WJham Lowe, y \ Mitchell's Are Grandparents Twice In Month Mr and Mrs J H Miteho\1, S Second Avenue, have two new gnnddaughters wtto have arrived th1s month Mr and Mrs Delbert Mitchell are announcmg Ute barth of a sev en poUnd e1ght ounce daughter, Theresa, at the Schaekel Clime, Mason, on May .2!1 Thl.S Ia their fourth ehlld Grandparents ID· elude Mr and Mts' M1tchell, Mid-dleport, and Mrs Ec:hth Dartt, Ward W Va Great grandparents are J T Mitehell, A M. Bog~esa., St Albans, W Va Mr and Mrs Paul Taylor of Sll· ver Run have announeed the birth cf a seven poun~ eight ounce daughter Rachel MaX.lJie, at Holz()r Hospital o,n May 15 They' have Sill: other chtJdren Granilparents are Mr and Mrs Mitchell, Middle· port, and Fred Taylor, Silver Run. Great grandparent& are A M. Bog gess and J T Mitohell. Rock Springs Girl Scouts Hold A Picnic ldember..s of the Rock Springs Girl Scout Troop 6 held an aU day lneet!pg and p.ltnu: Monday at the home ol Mrs. William ColUu, Rock SprlJigs Road. Durmg the day the a h1ke and Ruby ,<~nn LEARN HOW EASY IT IS TO SU.it-1 ~OUR 'CHilD OW THE INSTRUM.NT OF HIS CHt:)iCI FROM ®A SEU!C. TION Ofi .. fiiOUI Rt. 33 Action . Promised By Highway Boss People of Metgo County apparently were headed today for a thtrd try at vot'llg themselves a Veterans Memorial Hospthl ')1us appeared imminent following actton by the Veterans' Memortal Board of Trustees Tuesday night whtcb Will result m the county commtss!oners bemg asked to place a $200,000 Graney, Weat Vlr- lax levy on the tax duplicate The board will ask the levy un· Road Commuiioner, der authority of the "count) hospital section" of the code Letart St, )lariettl , u- that the "i 11 music: fOr the and tbat the D A 1land Mr.s. Doo, ·Ro.senaboin, Bellaire, State Flower Show ~hamnan :~~J{ 1 1\trs Lawrence, Sed&ewick, SieUt bonville, Dlstrlct DU'ector, were ' on tne lpr the d•?· A!tenc!lna f<9m Titus, Mr&.. Trustees To Hand Written Request For $200,000 uvv To Commissioners Reslon • prugra ••, " lo ogaln '"!''bini~~~ Racme Lcgiol~, Pttrltll C gmlt State promJaed Tutlday that be would dQ w"tat be could to apeed up con stru~t1on of a streteh or U s Rt 33 &om MIUIOD City to Hartford Grar.ey revealed tlla:. be had recetved a letter from Loeal 4:26, Ubhty Workers Union of AmeriCa, eomplammr that 1t tJ takmg too tong to complete eonst.ructron on the road Tbe Jetter-, written by Edward Baldwin, 1ecretary to tbe un.lon local, sa1d that inCGmpletion of eonatructiOI"I of the highway 15 causii!J dlmage to auto1, that the"" du.tlt hurtJ l!djolnlng property, and that 2 sechon of rJ.eW roadway a0011e New Haven i11 ~ ror ex-: cessive speeding Tbt- latter complaint waa in ref· erf"nce to "drag raemg ... report.ed.ly oecurrmg on U 5 39 between New ijaven and Graham Station Grnney agreed "It h11 taken too long" to bUild the Rret<:b of htgh· way He 1a1d thai- the road bad been under construetton for two yean Wor-k started two yeMi ago w1th the development of the Kaiser Alumtnum Plant at Raven1wood The commls.stoner added that he hu ordered the l'Oad ..under con structiOn trellited- with 4. dust ,aetthn8 compound The letter from the u1uon work ers wns the second seat to state lbout the officials \ Generally Fair Weather Forecast For MemorialDay This aeetll:ln requms only a !tare major1ty, over 5il%., for approval. A written "HIUCS:. will be made to the C(lmmu:sioners a&klng a one I m1U levy lor as many )'eatS' as ia needed tn rrue $j()(),OOI) to use for a veterans memor1al boap1tal I I A C Bradfttrd president o£ the trustees prESided )ll!th these oth WASlllNGTON UP- The U :, er membera present - or R E Weather Bureau forecasts gener Bolte, Alfred Elberleld, J M ally fur and mild weather 01 Thornton, R L Jaeobt., H E Memor1.1l Day througb{)Ut ute Starkey ano Leo Vaughan secre-n~t10n tary ln a special hohday forecast Charles Sheet~. HarrJsonvllle, althe buuau saH~ !>bowers 01 thunderstorms may mtertupt the so attended He represents a group fa1r- weather pattern t.lur1ng Mem of citizens that ricenUy began anal Day a.fternoon or evenJDJ:: :vass root.s wor-k towards brmgmg o11er scattered areas fr-om the about e1ther a spe~1al eled1on or resubnuuion of the question at MlSSLSSIPPI Va\}ey to tbe Snrrra and Cascade Mount:nns ln "'b the next regular elecbon He spoke in favor of al!kmg for Far West the levy lt w1U be \n:tmcr m the ea~t wtth showers or thundeuhowets The Soard set next Wednelday tbrea(entng Florida parts of New to.meet w1th areh1tect Harry Ray York and the Oh1o and Tennessc~ Nay of Wheelinc "C.. va, to study exact estimates Jnd pos.!uble t Valleys Temperature~ rn the IKfs wer2 r changes In c0114o1:ruction materiale. £oreeast along the Gulf Coa5t and Ducuu1on by tr'ustf'ea 1ndicated m the Southwest and m thl! 60''" a clear-cut lep.l op1ruon bat aaid 1n the Great Lakes reg1on and the propos1tton may be pr.esented 1n northern Ma1ne The rest of under the coun(JI h.ttsp1tal law, the nation can expert tempera fwbereas m prev1ous t:1es ..:.t the tures in the 8a's, the foret::.st polls 1t bad appeared • under the sa1d veteraiUI' memorial iect10n Under the latter 1t could not be titlc!d" for ·~ M,moritl , Ho~" r ' 'j '"'""' ~ ("The eoUmt setfb QI)U.. eocfti permJt.s leasing a hospital Kraus wu given a 10day suspended Jal~ se11tenee an~ ortteted to pay costs on twq rharges brought m the court rl Mayor E F Robinson Tuesday evenmg The ja11 suspension ws.s ordmed pendmg good beblavtor Kraus had been ~barged by Martm McAngus wtth m;~ln!"!g menaemg thrcab and usmg obscene llnguage m the presence of • fe:m 3le a Sht'r f( Robert C Hartenbach' Scoutmasters Leonard ~ky Larry R1ce and GeneGw1azdow Coleman The meol..ing was opened by Assistant SellUtmatter Gwlazdow lkV wllo intloducad Scoutmaster Mills who pl"eJkled at the meetmg Troop committee members and were Introduced to approx th.rty.five parents and 1 oHtce reported Clintnn Ira oOO: mte '''as releued Tueiday from jail u"tder a $1 000 bond pending trand JUrY aC'tton on a charge ot non support. Ttle Glenroy Ewmg traffiC case has been pontlnued until Fntla) when a key wltnen--drJVer of an out of town truck~an attend the A general discu!lsion was held w1th the p.arcnts onJtro~msportation attendance, overnight trip~ clean llneu payment of dues, eoo'pera· 1 tion o{ parents and correct manner • of wearing the Scout umfor-m A "Scavenger Hunt ' was plan· ned for the Scouts and salver dol Ian were awarded to Davtd Annas David Hoyt, Ricky and Sonny Lem ley, ttte winning team I Punch wt~ served by the wife of Assistant Srou',muter Gwlazdow sky at the eiOJe ot the meetm& 4-H Volunteer Leaders Meet N.ow li~Cterway ·weathet t. • .,_,_ . Troop 245 Boy Scout's H.ord Parents' Night Troop 246 Boy Scoutll or Amer· lea hfld thmr P-arents' Nl,;:ht Mon d , th M ddl t p bll Lib ay a e t epor u c rary and C lJ Wise Jr, chairman o£ the Troop Comm1ttee D1str1ct comm 1tteeman and Kenneth McE1 secretary treasurer of the , committee were also pre8'cnt Scout leaders incl1.1ded Scout m11ster Robert Mills, Assistant ' hearing in ma:vor's c.ourt Ewmg was charged wtth reckless opeta-tloJ;!. of a motor vebide fo11owmg a wreck at Butternut and W. Second Avenues last weeok~ to a noq profit rorpon llon, a proa!~ ure A•looOO. here ii tbe msblu· Uoq,lo bUill Rise 1n c~ of construction, tnli1a desll'e to lane enough money "1~ ~ complete tbe lfGJect, weu aet . n 0:1 reasons for hlkm& the ~ gu:esfed amolJDt at money froda '$100,000 to $200 000. Tbe smaller 5um had been asked of voten: Jast .November. · Hlli-Bw10n hosp1hl matchmg funds are rt.Ut a.vallable, together wtth OV!!J' $ZOO'.OOO frttm a lO.yearle~e4'0ted lfl 1946 anw~Ut:, a dmner- with Jotal speakers. bao been announcel'l for June 13 at the Salisbury school as :h=~~~[.ent ~ lti.. mterest io Obae~ ~d today. thai if t.b county -oommiXtoners should re~ !use to place the luuo.~n thJI Novembe-r's ballot, petitiOtll With two per cent of lhe people who voted m the Iut elecUon as stgnerf would get 1t the:re automatlcaUy. P~lToOpen Thursday At l Says,Kennedy ' ·'. / New.Haven 'Pool ' Mtddleport's mumclpal mtng w1U open- at Thur'l day afteJnoon Ker Opening May 30 nedy Sr , satd manager today IpoolSeason. ttckets for use or th .. For Swimming will on sale at Dutton's Store r and Rollel''9 Drug swu"J pool ,; 1 Leo • be ', • Mra Alma TUrner ol Mastin tert early Monday mornm.v for1 Jack· son's Mill, W... tV"a, where she will att.nd the 4·H Volunt~r Leaders Conterenct: for the remllh{der of the week She wUl returu on Sat· urday, June 1 ~ ~ MrS. FrtMI Spence' 1md daughter June, were also scheduJed to at. l<~nd the Col:lffirence but were un· able to att-;nd beca(Js.;~ of the Ul· ness or tht~ latter. The New Haven sw1mmu~ pool Will open on Thunday, lday 30, 1r !weather permlt!l acoordmg t ilin announcement by Milt S'e phan president of the New H · ven Recr-eatlon Foundation Drql ~lore tonight. Tomorrow the7 will be available only at the pQOl Dally admlSitons have been lt!t at studeots up to 13, 25t, adulls and 1students over 13 40c Hud lifeguard 1s<Mary Carolyn Stephan added tbat Clyde Fo-- f4Uler and aSWJtants are Joh11 1e} principal of Wahama H1g ' ~Lehka and- Tom Skmrter Carla School. bad bc~n rc hued a· Vfilson at the concession stand. Wm·ker Injured In 30 Foot Fall At Kaiser Pht)tt Willis Mn1'1', 2:!, of Clifton auf· pcoJ manager fered fl'acl'ures -ol the •arm: leg, ankle and fllot In 1 3(f foot filll from a sraf'ohf at th• KaJser AI· uinlnum phnt, last Jl'ric\ay nighl Marr is t~ !Kin or 'Mr and Mrs Dan Varr nr West CoJumbla. He llad, formerly worked fot tbe West v1rginla University Experjment Statimt at ('amp Conley He had ~"een working at the Ka111e" plant for s1x weeks. He. Is the father of two elitldren, a daugbte'f, 2, aDd a 80ft, t\r.o weeks Foley wdl b1re hfe guards, . .swimming mstruetor will be an nounced later- Swimming Je.;Sov.~ will be given again tlurmg th~ summer months Daily . SentmeJ , ' IT0 N0 t Publ'L'iIl 0 M 'a} Hours for the pool to be oper. ed w1ll be from 1 PM untll 5 PM 0 emOfl and from 6 PM until 8 PM each In l)bservunce of Memorial I day w1th the escept~on thal oo there be no publication l Thunday and Frtday evenJng..1. D-.11'1 will Sentinel on Thursday, there Wlll be no IJWimmmg ~ 30, in order that the c"!ployo T1ckets are on sale now and this- t~ewtpAper may MARKt!T fliPORT are priced as follows. f'amtb the traditional r·tes '" CINNATJ tJ:P - Produce 11eas~n tickets. $12, ch1ldren ' u.n1 ar~ acc:orded to the War Et ~ ateady, net Pl:itl at farms der 12 $3 for 23 ~Wlms; ehildten 1 whltel •nd 13 and over- $6 for 20 SWtms for U S. MllnS OENI~ HOSIPil;i browna, A large The Women's Club ot J\lew Ha· Admiwons. llr ~. A A amaU t(l. ven w1ll be In cbarge of the eon~ Pomeroy, Emmer }!uiJ, :i'O, B whiles and ce.!ISion stand. Plaiq!l, Mrs Betty ':Fultl, Stephan expressed hts thanlcs part A DlediUm ' and apprec1aUon to aU who had anythmg to do w1Ut the SWim· mmg pool proaram ::md ltS~I!Iat-:, ly to those who :ret tb. poo' ready for the. t t -1 ~ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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