http://66.213.69.5/files/original/a127a2fe5fa7c4f57d7a270e120b34ae.pdf 64f78dcd09f125ac10219d7382b95d8b PDF Text Text 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 ~ �• ' ' • \ ' • -- •1-Dany Sentinel, Pometoy·Mlddleport, 0, May 29, 1957 • ' Be Safe This Memorial Day -..... .-. - -..... ·-· --~---- THE SALESMAN COMES HOME "' · Day, fittmgly, 1s a day of - ., two hours without taking a k rea Drink a cup of cof b G t d t t f et ou an s re ch your legs or a minute fee Dnvmg too long at a stretch results In 10 htghway hypno· sis" - a nd death 6 FmaHy, remember t}lat, according to the National Safety Counctl excessive speed faUure to grant the nght of way and dn vmg on the' wrong side of th~ road constitute 75 per'cent r th o Obe drIvmg errors that result in death and injury servmg these saf~guards and precautions w1ll make for happy motonng and a pleasant - and safe - holtday But remember the mo t I s ffiJlOr tan t quea tion to as k as you~ -set out Js, "Wlll I ,eome back?" ma ----- both manufacturer• and users It 11 a town whlcb lf.iU speaks an aocJent EngllJh, acquire<! fr,pm the Brlt11h !leamen wh~.~ swam ashore My eousin, .Manlln St Geor1e spee.ks it witb a 111• She says .''twia" meaning "look" and ahe calla a bed 1 "sUd," meaning bedstead, 1 suppose "Ambltty" ls1Jeautitul, and to be amorous js to be uando .. Here ls a town which ~ill tell tb t th th f th you a ree· If11' 1 0 e v11 la,e has a:ot mon,ey Here ~s where )IQu can hear somebod-r s You KNOW THAT? 11 RUARK REPORT adltoria:l offiee pbqn. 38'1. I ' ------=---- rephed, We ar,en't asking c,n sent for anything'' The United Press' mformant out~ that the Redl ~gs pomted could not "ask to mo,vP into a cuy until the two team currently there offlclally ann~nce t.iJe:,> are moving out of 1t" 6 55 SIGN ON ( 7 09 Today ~ 00 Romper Rnom 10 II!) Tbe Price Is RIJ!ht 10 30 Truth or Oons~uenee1 11 00 T1c Tac Qougb 11 30 It Could .Be You 12 00 Current 1 00 My L~ttle Marete 1 30 1ennessee Et-nle 2 00 Matlnee Theater 3 00 Queen for a Du 3 45 Modern Roman~tel 4 00 Comedy 'J'l.nw •4 30 Movietime 5, 30 ClirtOODB , 5 4:1 News Picl\ttl 6 00 Waterfront 6 30 Weatbereast 6 33 Sports Eye 6 45 NBC News Meigs Cou.-ty News .J . 11:50 a. m. Modem Amf?tican Truth or ConnguenC!~ TiC! T¥ Doua:h 11 SO It Could Be You ..: 12 00 Current ) tG 30 11 00 IOO My Little Margie I 30 Tennessee Etme 200 Matmee Theater 3(10 3~ Queen for a ,Day_ Modern Romantt:s ..r C9medy Time 30 Mavietime ll 30 Cartoons 5 4ll News PJct.u.r., 6·00 natt IRd ScrUIII 6 30 Weathere~t 4 00 I S~t. £ye ' IOO:~~S~Ip~O~ff~~·,.-~=c~-~~OO~~S~Ip~O-~--~~~~ 10 so Stri.):e It Rich • 11 00 VaJiant Lady 11 •ill Love 1of Lift. 11 30 $earch fof Tomorrow 10 30 11 00 GuldlqJ Lillht KaUe.'i Kitchen As the World Turn• iidilr~ff ~ 1~ 3-30 "'4 00 5 so & 45 , ~, , 'S.oret Storm l'ldie of N~t The Early ShGw Your Esso ~eporter Sports Parade 11155 Weatherman \ R•OO Action 6 15 Dougla1 Edward• 6 so Giant Step 7·00 Anhur bodfrey~hOI\ 8 00 Minlqnalre • 8>30 I'Ve Got :A Seeret ' 9 00 U S, Steel Hour 10 00 UP.t.. th ..ll)lnute Jt~ws Woather Mtll Ethel ~. Hra. Rena BonecuU~ Jamrhy Fr)' and Judy 'hy PJtntlon of root rot problemJ Tbe use of rulstant varletier; the ImpOrtant control me.,u. · of New HAven rad Jdra Laura Glbh. calle~ on :kn Cecll Ble~t'ing !·••hero red 1 tele 111 a major prob dlvldual undent.r.ndin& an4 appre- and Ella Sunday aRcrnoon and l!!m , ly JO HUDY '1\e 1.1'11H'00ls of our pre.en.t ciatio, of ot.ber people and IC:bJeYe evenma: modern aquare da,nce activity 1 fundame-ntal abarb:i1 witb people Mrs Fann,e Taylor and Robert .,. lt.emmed. fromLbasement daoeihl from all feogra_phie.l nctlona were guests of Mn Florence 'I'he flrlt conVention wu held In Sterne and Jane Qf Point Pleasant where a rew coupla, ih ,elf-de· av RUSSELL R. PIUDD\' fenae 11ainst drunken da.nter• Cllifomia The next two year• In Sunday evenmg Mason Cnnty 4-H Club A.-nt foa~ tn m.,- pu~llc places, rpet Texas. Tbe tourtl\ l:teld ln Okla Mrs Elmer Newberry, Steve and fn eai:!b others' homea for no oth· boma l11t :year tbe fifth wu held M1te l"eturl~ed to thell' home after Votunt"r L•aden C•mp er .,M10n tbah to enjoy: an I!VJniDJ ln S.J1 Dfe,o, California Each vJaltmg her sister Helc:n Lambert This week Mason Cou nty ha ~ of daneinJ ia. more pleiS· year drew" more and more dan· and fanuly of P'lorkla been.._ represented at Volunteer terl Last yeur 20,000..da~ers from The Ladlt s Aid of Oak Grove Leade"t.& 4 H Camp at Jcckson't became interested .and every state tn the uraton and many EUB Church met Frldl) with Mrs Mill by s1x leaders They are Mili bliementl. and p1tiOI danctry from Mexico, Canada alld Laura G1bbs Hattie Jordan. and Walden Be~ bold them They. oraan· the Ha.waliall Ialandl attended nesda)' In the home. of Mr aett Roush of tbe Shllwne.t Braves Tbis June the alxth NfUonal Mrs Grover Roush nnd Mr non-pri>ftt .clubr wltb only Bill Priddy and Margaret B>Yovser e110u1h orranlaation to provide Convention wiU be beld ln the Mrs Leshe Smith of &t'IISOJi o( the Heipuii: Hand Club, Mn ttiemaelves wUb clean recreation Warld-l'amoUJ completely al:t-eon. Curtis R•ckard was exerclsmg Alma Turner of tl:t~ Good Luck ,.U' miniiJuUn of e'Xpente •• diUoned Klel Auditorium in SL the race bo1 "iC wmch belongs to his Clover Club at Mason and M'rs. AI the mterest ID modern 5quare Louia Because It 11 50 centralized, nephew K~Jnneth, of Columbus, dancwg ap~d. what was more an even larger conventon Js ex,.. whom, Curtis 11 e~tpecti.,Qi to arr1ve Clara Schultz 'Dr the Happy Hu}' ti e" 4:-H Clob here 1n Polot Ditural than lfOUpl ~om ne1ghbm. peeted soQn to take over th(t. horse and Pleasant I am -sure that t.hese towllj meeUng toa:ether oc Now the danger ln sliht ls that 1881st h1m "'·th i'l1 farm work leaders wdl have enj(Jyed tbem caSionaUy ror a little more party. the conv&Rdon hu grown and Mr and Mrs ri-ed Ro:.~sh, Mr~ selves this week and will brln t hke at~®Sphere of a square dance- shU it crowina: to such propor· Anna Fry and BtlHe }Vclgand ja,fl\boree? This took a certaln tiona that it is beeonung ln~as-­ gue&t 1 of Mr and Mrs ~rt\e Roush back useful mformahOI'l, that we amOUnt of organizing ~d so club maly dif.ficult t.o locate future con- nd family of Graharr: Station on ean usc at our County CamiJI't Ftrm Youth Show Da._ ht vention IJtea DetroJt wa8 to have Tuesday evemng aaaoclatlons were Jormcd But Americans '""lor::~ehow obses t:he eqnvention In 19ft8 but bad to Last Thursday mght t'he atl!n Mrs Eth""l Roush, Graham Sta sed w1th tbe neefllslty of gtowtb, cancel because of inadequate facil tlon Mrs. f anme Rou ~h and Mrs eral cumm1ttee of the Farm Youtb IMld smwth b synonymous with ltles Anna Fry were busJness VJS!tors Sl:tow met and dJSCuned comld· Wgeness Gradually the jamboree It l:tas been proposed tl:tat the m Parkersburg Thuraaay erable bwaness The mott lm grew into a festival, dra\\.lng dan- convention be limited only to Arch Roush was taken to Scha e portant action taken waa iM cit& frotn a wider area and in· delegltes, calleN., leaders and pro- kel Clmlc 'Monao~y evemng S'Uffer ~tttmg of the date for our aDDUil eluding an after~;~oon workshop fesslonals but th1s met With much lng from a lteart condlhon He re- Farm Youtl:t Show It w1U be a as well as an evemng 6r two of dis~tlsfactior from the dancer .. turned home Thursday evenmg lwo day afh1r thu llme the dancina: who didn't want to be left t)Ut, and somewhat 1mprovcd • It seems logical to brJdge the the 1del w~s .. helved ..J:~ tesMore bemg August 30 and August 1----n'R~~r----:;;;;;'.;;;:;;;::::::.._ Mr and Mrs Calvm Blessmg 31 mformatlon wlU be PERSONTLs X: gap. between afternoon 1nd evea A report on tbe fifth National spent Tuesday evenmg wllh Mr 1 ... tor two we..... Mrs Joe wehl.nger of ~lpboc; mg seSSIOns Wlth IOf'l\e aon of Square Dance Convention in San arui .Mrs Paul Blessmg Ella and gJVe n you as the P ans progr~s for the show OhiO., IS VIBJtmg Mr and Mr. Charles Wood and children o' ahared meal such as barbecues Diego Will be the subject of my Maude Rami~ P:or Adlvitln Day J t F d f picnic or fellowship dinners Many t next article 1 ae reyan am1y Allan t a, Ga, Mr~ DorJ Hudson of Morgan Don't torget next Tb urJ day were wee ked n festivala cllmax a~Uvitlea with an --~---· Mrs Paul SCally and M18a :Mar.t spent Monday mgtlt wlth her SI.S· Junl! 6 the 4 H AetiVItJes Day ~Iter dafiee party and a Sunday ter "'-'rs Arch Rousl:t of Oak Grove Will be" held at our 4-H camp at Scally ar.e vacationlnc in Flonda guuts ot Paul and Torn ScaJiy mornmg breakfast Increatnng act 1 • • comm 1mty Southstde You .should be putting ivities necesa1t•ted the formation Th@ Lad•u Aid of St Mark's Mr and Mn Fred Ro,P6h and (bave already) the flmshln" of area, state, and re;g10nal feder Lutheran CJ.ureh met tJlllnday Mrs Anna Fry were g"\lests Wed toucl:tes On your part In the day's alJODI .. Wltb Mrs J..eonprd Roush. ---Miudf. IIMSing. actlvttles Ernie ,a.nd Twlla" R1ckard were Climaxmg the fettivals ale the conventions The national conven shopping In New Haven Saturdl)' INSECT AND DISEASE CONTROL Charts Due lt'l Office Just a remmder to the Char tion b the best known 1nd laraest and visited with relativeS' ' " BY DAVID o. QUINN t~rs t Next Saturday all the 195'7 ~~ them all P~ans are formulated Mr and Mrs. Adrlln Lathey, Lm Exten•lon Plant P4tholovi•t An1 Charts are due here In tRe El.: mq~J; tban 1 year ln advance Siteli 'da ihd Judy, spent the weet end Entomol~lst tensiOn OffiCC nus wtll give me ,1 re ~lected fwo. years tn advance wtth the fru-~er s patebts, ReV; VEGETABLES ConumUt'C'I Impressive in lnte, and Mrs. V J Latbey of Camp St Late Blight -.It Is Important tlme to look them over ~and re tl:tem to you for correction mOe tremendQus plans to,r th1s Marya that spray sche~udcs fur tl:te 1f need, be Be sltre and-have of all the btg dances Mts Ina WetgaJ)d and son, BU· IIUCh a tremendrus un· lte .spent Wednesday night wlll:t control of late bhghl be set i.l ) them m by tl:te dcadhne--June 1 • as a national convebtlon~ relat1ves In Pomt Pleasant and mamtamed Not only cool • Age For C.mp One. Apln never have been possible · Mr and lus Leonalld Roush and runy weather; but cool mgl:tl · 1 don't know whettter you read it not for ~he -eat under- Mrs. Lei'<IY Roush l"ttent!ed the wittt• heRvy dew ts favorable fo~ last weeks column or not If you &" f 1S t d f M BJ h bhght lnfeetton and spread Good Satisfaction of sqJ~are dane unertl a ur ay 0 rs anc e programs estabhshed early Will d1d, tl:tu wtll .serve a ~ a reminder lf you d1dn't take heed The 4 ' 0 ' ' "· the ablht¥ to develop in· Shmn at Evans She WA!i the daugh ter1 or Mr and Mrs Car{ .1 \rnnett. prevent many losses later m tht.• Hers who are ages 10 11 12 and ihe htter hemg lhe forJMri'Bessie season those NOT 13 by July- 8 will at· ROtillh of Ook Growe llr&. ~hinn's Tomatoes - Flea beetles dam tend thu year's Young Camp husband d1cd two months .ago In age will be a problem and •n wh1ch opens July 8 ThOse 4-Hen the Veterans HospLtal, llWltington, sectictdes should be lnducled m who ARE 13 'by July 8 will at ' uf children the late bhgl:tt spray schedule tend our Older Camp which staru married. Use Methoxycl:tlor M<mda)t..- July 15- Also the CMr on J&:rs GarPotatoes - Flea beetles damag" ters are' invitJ:d to attend the W A Blessmg WI\J> observed In hOnw a:ardcs thl . young ' camp · to act .as Ju,rnot I ~eek Use the General Purpose L~ader s' PleiL'!e return your Uust or Spray m tlae !:tome gar pi)' card to me as soon as poss• den Commercial growers can IJ ble so I w1ll know bow man,Y elude DDT m the blight control ~harterli 1 can count on to attend Weftxany program for good m~:~ect control our camp I crystallu jiiJY.I Sweet Corn -SpJ'iay or dust at 1 Intervals usmg DD'l' J I This stupendous I • trade e•ponslon sale ~nil yoU can hCI'!' when the corn " 2·3 lncho. There are siiU some .. but, left . tall and contmue until three a'l oeU. You'D be 4 ft)IIMrl•• pllcations ha,ve been made The 1e treatments wdl control flea beeL colon tao. lstlm•llont les wh1cl:t carry bac~erlal wilt a~ chHrfully 1lven 4111 well .as sporadiC attacks by the common stalk borer , ' ' ~'"' SMAJ.L FRUITS Grapes -Wftcre grapes hnvl' ' ootls,.,ctlin 1uaran!Hd, not been burned back by fro st ' sptaymg for the control of black rot should begm Apphcatwns o · elth~ Ferbam or Zineb will gtvf' good control An lnsectie1dc mAy be added for the contrul of 1 ' aect pests A cotnbmatlon of Nabthion plus Methoxychlor• Q.l 4--H NEWS 1 • l:he Sensational .,;;;.;.:;;:;;;:;;;;;;;;;:"':;;o;;;;;;;;;;;'; Money for boo.ting the budget. • . to make home ropa1r0 • • • purcl!u& tilnO. aav1n1 home appb .. ancea to beautify the home "'ith new fur'· mture. Get the euh you need on Sipa.. ture• orily, auto or fllmlt.lre. $211 10 $1000 Kal Hindy, ~.. 300 W Seeond St. -l'honei43Z, Pomeroy llou" Mon - Fn. !1-l Scr.t. 9-12 - Qp." Htttdng.t b11 oppmntmf"''.. l00111 111ad• to .-.ullflllll$ of 11-t.y tool'lll ' ' . ..,.,. ... ' ' ~ "GET ACQUAINTED" SELL-A-BRATION ,BARGAINS ARE HERE FOR YOU! "'I SKIRTS '""''"of tile largest event In Soulheaolent Oblo, Ia now going on. be sure to tome Ia 18morrow monalng 111d see your· f"f • EXTRA SP·ECIAL! ' ~·~:'::~~~ti,;i~~ 11( ~ ~·~:t;~: ~ Strawberries - 1\.fany root rol prohlems crop up at th1s time ol 1 the year The root rot complex 1s a senoua problem because of the i1fflculty of placing the exact bllilme on any one thmg The ro' tina: ls c1U8ed by a number ot the so1l P!J.ng1 and 1t ttas been re::~;~ lthat the.. mcidence of th;} Is gr.ea1er where h•gh pppulahon of 1\ematodes are Jtr •· sent The feedmc of the nem 1 todet roots opfln avenue., \plt!et:!on causttd by tl:te so J predbpumg factor3 lnc:tea..<d thB root rf)! problems are drought, wm'ter In jury, deficiency pr exr.esa of sot) nutrientll, ar unfavor~tble PH A 1 rected roots sbow or brow 1 Men's SportS • THREE TERRIFIC, GROUPS! 30 [ l Ever! Sel~ction Largest . WHter $2.95 . 3 CLOTHES , SHORTS PLAY e Mercedes Condqn Pomeroy ~ " eol~, pal· lerna at eaeh price, ia every aile, smal~ ' , metllllDI and large : DRESS St40P W. !nd Sl. , REASON'S TO SHOP AT STIFFLER'S NOW FOR MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS Huge aiBOrlmeal of styles, e l~e '].59 I'ICK of eoolesl, Ughteol; eare-!ree B\UIImer fahrl.. - ...b sanforlled, w•h· • • bot! Fr> were c.al· lin. !lora 1A)I· •• •' BleiSing e Harley Dodgers, Gianis Court Sl. 111M Pomero1 • • • COTTON • Ollvelngrthall SHlRLIY'S BEAm SHOP Mrs Romh Wiil thP winne-r of tbe set wh.if h waa g1u n aw.ay at the Opfn House held Frida,- at the new office• d the Comp:.ny In the Coates bulle o( on North s,eo.nd Avenue -.., TRADE EXPANSION SALE NOW GOIN'G ON! .•. ·u:d '':::::: i. Radio Diat A~l STIFFLER'S IN POMEROY •• ~--. On Your Tllll WC!!l ODI7 Ope11 .....eablp By .MondaJ ln. r Colcl w.... Holr Styllnt Ope~~ All Dar Wed. Chad~• Murra) , m~naer of the lotal Ohio P11e1 G:u Company bralkla, preaeattd lin D E Rou1t1, W MlJI Street with a ~et of Weat tk:nd Alo~mmum-ware LETART W Va 12 00 Tolllght 9 oo g so M11. D. E. Roush Presented Prize By Ohio Fuel Gas l 10 SO Ne\l'S Headlinea 11'r.40 Nlt&watch 9 00 Garry Moore 9 30 Arthur Godfrey fRepl. ..tt1H la ctlmplrte the w" Sqiiar.e DanCing. ' Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., lla,r 28,1t1117....W rotti.D1 ctalnl tore1 or Rpc~rd, Jll tellinJ her of the ttele hu a reddl•h to brown -ii; Mrlous Hlth£1 of be,. daulhter eolor~otlon Followtna the recGln }Jr:a Lucille Jobnaon, who tak Mended pr1ftiul fo: atnwbtr "'I ~rflo the ~oplt.aJ Mr• Rainey left ~rocf!JCtlO.DI II the mm impor'.lmme1la~Jy lo be. with her ant feature in the eoatrol or pr• pbone ~II bullc1ay evGDlnJ from )DT. -·--- Blger Iovings than usual durin& SUffler's lfl.llore ''get-aequalnled" May Sal~ 1 Sflort.ltie~' collar - <011lfOrt In every new style, '1•99 •·•)'> """ cool, carefree npple •eaves, meshet, JIDI ham"- wrfnklsheds, ra,-on lmen, sluba 7 aU alive tJt! with color - te sunsbine aobda woven tattenals, plaids, cheeks horu:ontal str1pes Fles~·bdaht prints, KNOWN THROUGHOUT THE VALLEY fftrlo..-.llf rfll1 Sl ~0 GO lrhl•'•cl;det Fother's Doy $60.00 ou~ 11\1 th• Artcirytd. ~~~~~:!:11!:~~ • • 10 00 WhlrlYblrda 12 00 Tonight tH~ ' \.1------'..:.--'-..---1 • ~ 10 00 The Prle'e Ia Jllibt ! 7 30 Drapet 8 00 The People's CUice 8 so Lux Vldeo Theiler 3 00 ~righter Day I I " D 6 45 NBC Newt 7 00 You 'BI'lt Your We 8 00 Kraft TV Theater 9 00 Tl:tis 1s Your Ll.fe 9 BO 0 Beary Playhouse 10 00 TBA 10 30 N&ws He;adUne• 10 40 Nltewateh 3 •bJe ' \ 8 lUI Sign On 7 00 Today 9 00 Romper Room 68G 7 O(t Mayor of the Town 7 30 Father Knows tlest 2 30 Bob crosby Show WJEH I '' Thunday ' CHANNEL 3 WE!! S~¥J~?iooks SEAT t, 1 Wed.11esday u THE DRlVER'S 4•wr, TELEVISION ' GUI·DE . -~ W$-A'l-TV Chan"el'3- ·· Re'" and Mrs Raymond Peters Gloria and Grr.g sent last Wed nesday and ThursdaY" 1n Cmc~ 1 1WEDNESDA\ -. -- - · - TIWIISDAY natt 7 00 J1mmle Dea~ 'I 00 JIIJUrile Dean Mrs. Orpha Ohh.ngcr has been 1 80 Boston Bllcklte 7 30 Boston Blackte Vl~ltlng relativep at Jane Lew W 8 00 Captain Kangaro J 8.00 Captain Ka~fOO 9 so C.orJiss Archer 8 30 Corll1s Archer~~ va, WOLF PEN _Woe, 0. Buallleu ci1llcie pholit .... ' ' •'the " Hr.1. Luveua ~inti recelve:d a leslonl, aDd WCHS-TV Chanhell seem to be more of an anher to ootpnnts just as Pan highway acCidents than a safety There was 1 day when • db theme that 11 drenched 10 blood organized Gl comDUtfed aulclde and fauly cra~kles with the sound and the cook was called to the IV BlANCHE M. HASkiNS • Gil them lions m1fa there it better of breaking bone 1 phone "He did'" sh' asked, on a JC )Ou m ls.~ed Bob Ruark's col w11l probably be a sort or I' rapidly r1SU!g inflection "H" umn In the .Sen1lnel of Tuesday My father who could sJng, whls word arou nd l:tcre s1nce gradu 1 d1d~"" Then the voice dropped Ma y 14, d1g- It up and n•ad it 1t tle and play the French h arp and !ton n1ght- the old farmer whc "What tlme1" she asked and tl!lls eoncrete thm.ll! ol how from whom r get any t uneful ten wanted to samp le a Ltl of sug • 1 hung up, obviously satbfied they're s lopping Ute sp~ {Mer s dencltlll J have, loved to dwell on frpm the pretty lion lamer's mo Jt Is a tine and f\lnn;r t~"' llnd drupk s and drag ncers in the pathcUc 1l seems (o me noot~ !t;_all w11l recall the st ory w1th and as l:n old fr1end ot mine on hts state ~orth C1tfo4inlftoo- 1 'Otic dltly deal t with the famme rem41rkcd 1 1 am hla:hly delightful Hi8 ~ ugge stlons- ,nrf "wh y 1n fi>eland It ran1c mtay have forg'Of.ten h>• J<'I ' ty Roa\RT C. RU.!I~ to be back again ' SOUTHPORT, N C - Th1s tittle rlln't we try them GJVt' me three gralh~ of ro r•1 potn ts m morals ethics lnsp1r.1 (!: upyru:ht, 1915?, by Unite 1 Park a poil('e car ! llJ. PI} 1/ you mother t10nal ht&hl lghl~ and so on bu' ftshmg vlllag~, Southport, is at Fea~ure Syn<llcate, lnc) wlshl on side or lh1: road-1t~ Give me three gralnl'l ~f corn, just come over the f1rst 5 ~ordl!. toget.her the most sophi.Micated vcr~,~ prosencl! there II> a warning "''' Will keep what 1111111 hfe I have 1n prPcedmg paragraph and l'm hamlet I hava e-ver encountered anywhere In tb"' world It's older LeBve a pile of 1unk that on cP 'Till the ctHnlng of tl:tr morn right with you than the sea wl:ttch bounds It and wa" a car parked p1 nmml'nth So real was It to me that • eH1ry fourth mnn b 11 character By Mn. John Hardy n ~ngs Ju ~t cried there on his li!J, cried ht!u marked "neath Nooody ever reallv leave! 1t, Mr and Mrs Sam Wyt~tt had u Around the Corner breakmKI¥ To think of a por,• and a lot of people <:am~ here by their Sunday guests their dauabter • Wihammles '- el(!Ctrontc cable ltt!le fellow wlllh only 3 grains o accldent 1 Som~ SWllm ''\' a(ld some Mr and MrP Harold Ball and Su· st retched acro11s rood that T .,. I corn when we were full to bur.-.t walked and some rodl' mules, but un, Mi' 1nd Mrs Charles Merit, cord~ YOIII ~ peed~ ven a rubuer ing all tlte Ume slpce t he dav they c\langed It aU of Columbus and Mr and Mrs cable w11l do--ond thl:ln mark 1t The reason l think of it now 1s from Sm1thv1Jle to Sonth~t no- Eugene Wyatt, Cbeahtre "Don t SJlCE'd or You P!Uaht Help my own aportan cltet Surrounded Mrs. Helr.h Johnson, Mr and thln'l' 11nd nobody has chan&ed Grow Weedh;Radar Ltu kg Just by abundance, lt beccmeJI neee~~ Mrs t1 E Carl, Mn Sam Wyatt We have !tad some magnificent· Around the Corn er ' ary to ~orta liltarve one!!elf dowr, ly rugged characters of aU ~exe• and ttte Herman Warner family at· A photographic d v!ce 'W h1ch It he wtshcs to feel at all u h ~ and rotors, from th~ ex.Coalt; tended tb~ Eastern Star Inrpectlon rllck1 the cop'• speed behind tho should Guard officer Roy Robinson, who in Harrisonville High Sohool Aud· culprit and lhe spnt.!d.ster's II A most paradoxical situation In these days of blood and thun now rettres as Mayor to my Holy· Uor:ium on Tuesday nieht conse plate at the nmc t1me For an example uf 1 perfect der safety themes that rely on Ro1ling grettt ul'lele Wade, whl) Min Rubf D~t:hl of Columbuf Everyone~ a deputy cop--gH d1et more or Ito mposed on a people Into a semblance n'lver felt the aand1purs when the spent the week ond w!th her moihockmg bt•tlon men warn you to take Jl whole race the lap~nese ~tan' of care and alertneSs on the high ' sperrlt" hit him and he began to Mrs Marf Diehl ther, easy, cops are all ove1 the place out with their fl•l'l rice and way It Is refreshing to note the ~peak 1n unknown tongues But my Min LaVern Wo~a and :MI'I It'll crut you $21 6fl to even eras. vegetable• Touah, h1fd, to Drey Ha.ay of Columbu1 were step1 quietly betn1 tak-en favorites were the colored folks, positive a 'ltop sign 8 or 10 cop~ will hit. endure no bia: old 10ft fatties promote highway safety espe(!lla,lly a man named AUI!n Jin- Sumbv gueitl of thei~ parenta, ~ a town at onre In a "pack", a there to wilt down at the first to First of all, there Ia a new eon- my and :\'ra Herscnel weafl. heart stroke needep show of for~.~ cern Jor safety wlthlfl. the ranks H~ was called Allen Jinny beSunday auests of Mr and Mrs Get lhe lead out of that rlih' A aood patt.,rn to toUow, phy:n Leo Davkbo~ were hls 1iater, Mt automobile manufacturers cau~e hb flrat name wll' Allen of foot , pardn er cally Mra Mervllle Moore and and this new attitude is ln ~addltlon to and there was no discernible fl· 1 Frorn loda) 'a read ng the exceU~nl work they have done ther and his mother'- name was dau1btera ol Parkeraburi and hit • Jle felt llkf' throw na hb head • They'll wonder wb11re tbe monty in the pan to pad dashboard• in· Jlnny Allen had s l1mebtable aunt, Mr. 1n<1 Mn Clyde Calvert hA( k and roarma like a. illt 11hot went of Cheater. stall safety belts use safety slaas l:tablt He drank bear If thl!y have D~ve Beck tor 1nd provide deep-dl&h steering Mr 1nd Mr11 Paul llelllroy and Once, • touch tiddled when aerWhew ! Ever reel like that I' pre~ldent." wheell that protect you sh,ould a vln.~: IS a waiter lh eouatn Kate sona spent Sunday with her parAnd why m11n ever put up wi 't trash occur Stewart's hoar.dhl;J houae, Allen enta, Mr. and M:ra Dailey 1/ood An Important leuon tl:tat ahould that fat rasc11 Ia beyond me He Latest development among Ute spilled a trayiul of lfcaldine aoup and hll parenta, P.tl' and Mrs leSSI! r.-ome from tho recent near tr.t even looks the part or some uf automobile manufacturers' preven• oYer some guests who had come to MeEiroy •II <>f Wilkesville gedy of th e 11mall 1 ong bland writer Char lei Dlckei'F latroo n Mt and Mrs. Bernard Spaulding tlve medlelnes for highway acci· feed f'fr the fine Gl).cent table l y trupped In D well jg tl:tat of bad apgle~ dents Is a serie s of new t\res that d'hDte MISI Kllte tOok Allen aside and · . ~hlldr.en were Sunda7 gUests "a atltch In time' SaFety precau Hard pill for me to itCIIIDow w"' are more accident proof than any artd read hhQ • stern lecture e~ of Mf and }Irs Jobn Hardy t ionA-a nd don't ~all me an old to ev~n sei! that faCe on Time's t-hat have ever rolled beneath tainlnR the m.qrnl about the m1af Mr. and Mrs Guy Tuckermb of foa:ey- just h ok arou1d caref•Jlly cover not lont 110 American autos Husktet tire-mak· •bo kllled the cooae that laid the Sol'ibllleld spent the week end flrat Time, u we ~not/, ""' th11 n • ina: matenals auc:h as nylon cord golden eq•, with MJ1111 Klte plQ'· wlih her mother, Mrs Cora Giles, Are there board, ·· lth ahlnl} torlou1 il wU 11 the notable 1nd "cold'' svnthetlc rubber with Jn; tht flrt of Ute IOQf:e and AI· who is confined to ber home with upturned ltlils In them around But I •urely prtf11r tho latter hi&h carbon black content, bep-t len thft vtlla.n AlJth ,ent back to illnel(!. Mr. P11atl WJUiams 1nd son1, your hom~1' Doet your •mal' up tires, reduce blowout. and 1tve thlf ' Jr:lte~en, uqcbute»l!d The kl!)'l of tbe city were nroc them better abrasive reai1tallC!e. K11nneth and Bob, are- vJsitinJ wlth child )lay unattended In your car The eoot said· uA.JII'In, ~J. what biB di~hter in Key West, ria when lt'1 parked Sure your tica11 hande~ over to Middleport s Butyl, 1 new synthetic wlth les.s Ml11 Kate dnne say to~ J'',u?" SaturdaY ' boun<'e than other synthetle ru~ hou1ehold cleaner and ant poUon baseball chamf• All11n shruaed :11Ab dupno," he are on a l!lhelr near the c,.llln~ there Ia anv or~n•e and bhA: ber, II now beln1 ttlted ro, tiA !lid, "some d1mn' fool want to where ltftall hand ~ can NOT !'(!arb paper left h1 1.he Bend I'll miss use Butyl tires h1vo Lhe 'lbility to ·eat a IOOif!, but 1b dunno who de Itt Medltlnea all put carefully lftY JUeU 'Twaa trsiiJng 1rom !:told tl}e ro11d better and provide hell &ttne plcl!: it." away, or !.1 old, thrown out? And flre tru:eh, 1 cars 1lore fronll bl· b&tter tran•portatlon Another time- Allen )VII work· (Comlllut<i ,,.., , ... 0 ..1 l111 the.,. 1t1Jl a hole where th1' cyelea, aU over. Mu, 1Vhat a d~· Better tr-1et1on 1\\eans f-ewer tn.c as cook tor my tre~·~nele, - 1'W'.hether we ~ereiae t~t pott Wll t1ken out r we aU had f wouldn't have mi' skids, qUicker stops and more CaP.taln Jack Adll:lna, 1n Ctp'n mlailon we've ..... Panted sed lt .for 1 flt'm In Ten~ On11 co1 ld ao on ad nau~eam handllni eaae on ice~ and snow, Jack tlted at the fife. want mal .. to b ,.en," utd O'Malley Looltlog booomlnrly mod~st o ~ ­ But every parent know11 that You Industrial us~rs of au~omobll~ 10methln1 dJffetl!nt," he •t.Id Al~ "I •m awaro ol the foot thit t~ • cJ:n't sd',tr tru,tt a small ehlld winntna kids rode that old trucl· 11nd trucks are eYcn ln:nlaatlna len '!Somethlag like a Welah nbo peoplo of Loa Angeleo ~nd where. there·~ hazard ~ tu;}~ u with It• huae liM» "Mlddlepo t some new aatety devl~ea of their blt" aovernment ~ffitlab th~H are Mbovt llft•uarded Ch&mpt" In truE~ hfrrn taahlon own 1n addltlon to these Allen atanered aboard later In very anEiou11 to havt major One Of tbc WOrlt caJU!J or blooti the ct_Ryt tollnl t.wo enormoul Bel· fUe baseball 1 think Brookl.!i Speeche• followed - bf'caure by the automobUe industry polsoo I ever saw was my ounll what s a bla victory without some D Sontheimer dLrector of lfa" ba:Hs by the 11a~ "What's tans have been 100 per c:et~'i a.lf niphew who atepped on ;~n up- oratory- by Chet Tannehill Mav for the .111 , thi1 1bout " Cap'n J1Jk said, rit~t bvt. we want a. ne* ba'l turned rake ~n ~11 yard A tmall or fisher Coach..Swaekhamer 1\nrl allohl, a na· Paintlpg at the bare• ~'Ah'• eon· put We need 1 park wbere \ Vl projnm na webb de ball out or 'em " AI· ~an p.Ark cars and rl.e&!le t1n of fell In 1 l l&tPrn Supt MeComu who wat burned tlonwide 1 to reduce n ahttirno accidents len old, and 1e~ed into the a:al· Rj&ht now, WI qn par~· onty 7"~ and covered o ' r red juat from IJitllnt In the shade Said Sopth~l.me1 ln ley. 1 Clll'l " old carpt'~ and even up •t COlumbus That b1t the new prQJtlm, ' Tbe lrur1tor moar or the aoqd 1 Reault • dhdly tall trophJ fialhed proudly In th • 'Th~ leatue aeted ao th,lt ~ our thli!n one-haJt the old time stories aroutl,d csuaed hl1 ovenln.g: IIJri 11 Mr McM volt<trl club e®ld IH! in 1 poaUioq to eo atcldE>nt& he~t 11 , Ed Newton, a tq San Franelsco" &ale! Ston:~h•m yaar1 later hta thanb ,n d Ilia elation-not man aM a great ea• "We Ute New Yotk But tile su~ '!' nothtna tn NJ ttle leRit of wb~eh 1 jluspect w~o 1 one third houu To Ed Hilled a cvt , pu!'IOn haan•t betn t'hc,:re. We'd IJit... t~at hit oWn ~n, Edward, was • auodation 11 Snor\e on , lbe b •loved one of the but last )'881' tlQ,!' attend' 1 batlon of the rear her bealtiJ aW!Y ab0.¥t 6JO So no wi pdd ano1her "Fa· The new program o rot did m0., 1 w,~ulan~ 1 Yu mo~i J'trit"' to l\llddle~911 H • end visibility several -~.notb,•r o\ub moving Into 14 add. to ttif ll"tw 'l'ol'll trip 1 1nd alve following motorl-. -all" , wu\if(! pr~ too a thlr<l onewarniq to avoid trouble" Na!l,~~-~ lA!;IUe1 l~lll~e~t War· the ltunftlwr laet ollltl bl< ham' Anothtr enrouncinl fhln1ll'thi some boy, ind qo11 ta "Dolls" • new atUtdde or tee~·lfe!'l toWlr4 ou,r '57 ""duatlnr olao• ou•· automobile• .,nd hllbWl)' eafetl;. numbered 1\i one, tbose JlrJ• lnfonn•Uon from -10 over- thi ~ID iiPi ... ........... , - - - ~ ... '!net lne, at 110 M.WIIle St. Pomeroy, Eddie Spencer retUrned to Chl el'go Sunday after spendmg thref' d&ys wtlh h1s family Mr and Mrs Fred Spencer He is a student 1n the U mvenJty of Ctt!.cago med1 cal sc 'l.ool and came home for commencement exercises at W:t hama where hiS atster, June was valedJptorian Mrs R T BJessmG and Peggy Q.re Visltmg in Aurora '\\ VJ 1'hcv ac.!ompamed Mrs Georg~ Welrtck and ch1ldren to thei" !:tome 1\frs Wenick had bee V1511lng l:ter parents, Mr and Mr ~ Clarence Blessmg and also at lend~d. comn'lencel}lenl Fredche Ray tclnl:tower of' Col umbus, 0, lpent the weekend w1th hu mother , Mrs Edna Jce.t bower Ttfrs Ralph Warner and daugb ter Suz1e aecompamed Mr War ner to ZaneS'V1l1e to spend a few days wttl:t h1m He ts employe~ there and had vulted here sevet: al days David Warner Ill vls1ting an aunt ln Charle$..1.on Mr and Mrs John Hoffl,llan of Route 2 Letart attende~ dinner sales mt!etlh(S:s two evenings la s• week at R~pley t:wen b.} the Oo~ met1c Department ot tl:te J R Watkms Co for whom Mr Hofr. man ba.s been dealer In this area for the pas! 11 yean I r • .IYNOLD I. GRUiiil- IDITOII • Natloual adYertlolnl representati .., Bottloo!U·Klmballo 111o., . .. Mr an(! Mrs James Breen and children !eft Thursday nurhL for a two weeks vacat10n m Washmg ton D C vJsttmg relatJYes Mr Breen 15 Dand dtrec•or at Wal:ta remembrance for our end ThiS year's pomters were prepared by Safety experts of I' Amencan Brakebiok which produces br~ke lining for Amen· j ea's cars I G1ve your car a thorough safety check, with partleular at· tenhon to steermg rnechamsm and brakes One out of every f1ve cars on the road has imperfectly functiollit\t brakes, and one out of every three cars tnvolved In accldellls were found to have faulty brakes It the pedal comes too close to the floor when you step on 11, if it has a spongy feel, or tf your car sWP-rves to one side when brakmg, your brakes need adjusting or rellmng Your car should stop in 73 feet ~t 30 m1les an hour, and in 226 feet at 60 miles an hour. 2 Check your tire treads Be sure thev're not 1 'bald" or broken And watch for swellings Check pressure~ only When • tires are cool Don't overlook the spare ·\ • 3 Check head and tail lights. Be sure your high beam Isn't • ~~ft'hW,e 1 too h1gh --,,....-,-,--- ------,--,--::--,---::-,-:-:---:-:-- 7::::-;;----"------4 Don't pile up luggage where the driver's view may be! are Dnn t know as 1 e\ cr saw countr; 1nd1cates.-that driver train men" than 4 RICHARDS. OWIN- oiNUAL MANAGU \ lng belnil taught in our hla:h .schoots are saving live• Students are beint t1uaht not only the mechamca of 1utomoblle handling but the proper 1ttitude for safe drlVIRI They are taught that an a.t.omobile 1n the banda at a careless show off ca• be a dead ly weapon, wh1le it can be a help !ul, tale f.trm o1 tr101portation for people who have the proper mentaL attitude Bet:ter driver eduutlon and new developments in hta:hway safety bY •• ~~~~ !2~J!~, ~~GS~.llo~~.L . MASON NEWS ~ uch u s wa rm of ma.sculml' utuund as has pre\ <tl ed he1c ru~ lhe past two or thrct! weeks 1 feel tlw tuu nh y 1s rnnch safer now w1th u'! th1 s br~wny prot~ :: tlon 111 be dreunun tumg ht of blac · snd whtlc grad uatmg gowns o' orange anrl bla('k strea:ners ... rJoatm and band a IJlaym of ou home town m the must gala mood m man~ moaths Whm c 1 ~ Middleport' Well J' l d th that II! ntc town own on • Oh10 R11-t.>r you heard so much about Spml~ oF 57 You 1r.f1nw, Hom " of the l'hnmp.s" ~ . . . . . . . . ....:- D1 and Mrs. F .a Carsev o~ Ma10on 1o6m leave Junt~ 2 ror Blllt1 ~II. Ave, New YoM City, 18, N, Y. mo re, Md , where they wlll at!Pnd ~tered u second clw m•lllnl matter ~t tJae pOit ottlee It ~ a '"eun1on ot the Class. of 1952 or aroy, Ohio. the College of Dental Surgery 1n Sul»crtpUou ratet· Deuverr by eaniar Wlll8re. an:Utible SO een " ' Ballunote The Carseys v.lil re INif~i .o ne year iD lldnne« at The D1IIJ' Senti.Del office. fll~ . U mODUli, $7 80; three- m.ontha, " 90 By motor route where aftllll'ble: turn on June 8 cm.e montb. fl , B~ 011e ;rear M• 11.:1: mouthJ. f'.2D; tine ~ J2 M one.. month. $1. ~ PUbllabed .,...., altemoou uceot Surulu by Tho Ohio Vallq- crowded than usual - and the deaths, a9Cordmgly, w1U be greater too At the rlsk of repeating a tiresome warning, then, we brmg you once .agam some safety suggestion& for getting to your desbnahon and back without mJshap over th~ commg week· obstructed 5 Don't dnve more · · - -...... ~,. To ..TTEitD .EUNION war de•d Unhapptl>, It m1ght also be a day of remembrance for the thousands of people who are ktlied - needlessly - on our highways Our automobtles tt has been sa1d, kill more people than our wars This Memortal Day, because of the long four-day weekend which many people will be taklng, highways Will be more l - • Day Book ·-·- ' ' Daily Sentinel -,._ A tecent bUI under consideration by the Connechcut State Lefllslature would make an exception to the rule wbtcb ban commercial vehicles from state par~"'lays The excephon hearses. A spokesman for the Connecticut Funeral Directors Asso ciation, which supported the bill, told the lawmakers that 'A hearse on the parkway may be a good thmg for a motorist to St!e ~aSlonally " Perhaps It would be - especially over long Memorial Day and other holiday weekends, when the slaughter on our h1gh ways takesa staggering toll ofltves Memona1 -- / .. f ' !Ji Pll~.oW.rt..t SIT Enci•t•lllfilt rl11g ..Wt'tclhmt • , .......... 190•1' CONVINt.NT ••o oo - ~ ""'-'"' r... $1000 ; ,~OESSL JMELRY Coan st. " ~ Now Is the L1me to stock up on LAY..t.WAY r o:- . S.UN , JUNE 16th shirts for Dad at 'prices . ' ; the:te low His favorites are here! ) • \ �• ' ' • \ ' • -- •1-Dany Sentinel, Pometoy·Mlddleport, 0, May 29, 1957 • ' Be Safe This Memorial Day -..... .-. - -..... ·-· --~---- THE SALESMAN COMES HOME "' · Day, fittmgly, 1s a day of - ., two hours without taking a k rea Drink a cup of cof b G t d t t f et ou an s re ch your legs or a minute fee Dnvmg too long at a stretch results In 10 htghway hypno· sis" - a nd death 6 FmaHy, remember t}lat, according to the National Safety Counctl excessive speed faUure to grant the nght of way and dn vmg on the' wrong side of th~ road constitute 75 per'cent r th o Obe drIvmg errors that result in death and injury servmg these saf~guards and precautions w1ll make for happy motonng and a pleasant - and safe - holtday But remember the mo t I s ffiJlOr tan t quea tion to as k as you~ -set out Js, "Wlll I ,eome back?" ma ----- both manufacturer• and users It 11 a town whlcb lf.iU speaks an aocJent EngllJh, acquire<! fr,pm the Brlt11h !leamen wh~.~ swam ashore My eousin, .Manlln St Geor1e spee.ks it witb a 111• She says .''twia" meaning "look" and ahe calla a bed 1 "sUd," meaning bedstead, 1 suppose "Ambltty" ls1Jeautitul, and to be amorous js to be uando .. Here ls a town which ~ill tell tb t th th f th you a ree· If11' 1 0 e v11 la,e has a:ot mon,ey Here ~s where )IQu can hear somebod-r s You KNOW THAT? 11 RUARK REPORT adltoria:l offiee pbqn. 38'1. I ' ------=---- rephed, We ar,en't asking c,n sent for anything'' The United Press' mformant out~ that the Redl ~gs pomted could not "ask to mo,vP into a cuy until the two team currently there offlclally ann~nce t.iJe:,> are moving out of 1t" 6 55 SIGN ON ( 7 09 Today ~ 00 Romper Rnom 10 II!) Tbe Price Is RIJ!ht 10 30 Truth or Oons~uenee1 11 00 T1c Tac Qougb 11 30 It Could .Be You 12 00 Current 1 00 My L~ttle Marete 1 30 1ennessee Et-nle 2 00 Matlnee Theater 3 00 Queen for a Du 3 45 Modern Roman~tel 4 00 Comedy 'J'l.nw •4 30 Movietime 5, 30 ClirtOODB , 5 4:1 News Picl\ttl 6 00 Waterfront 6 30 Weatbereast 6 33 Sports Eye 6 45 NBC News Meigs Cou.-ty News .J . 11:50 a. m. Modem Amf?tican Truth or ConnguenC!~ TiC! T¥ Doua:h 11 SO It Could Be You ..: 12 00 Current ) tG 30 11 00 IOO My Little Margie I 30 Tennessee Etme 200 Matmee Theater 3(10 3~ Queen for a ,Day_ Modern Romantt:s ..r C9medy Time 30 Mavietime ll 30 Cartoons 5 4ll News PJct.u.r., 6·00 natt IRd ScrUIII 6 30 Weathere~t 4 00 I S~t. £ye ' IOO:~~S~Ip~O~ff~~·,.-~=c~-~~OO~~S~Ip~O-~--~~~~ 10 so Stri.):e It Rich • 11 00 VaJiant Lady 11 •ill Love 1of Lift. 11 30 $earch fof Tomorrow 10 30 11 00 GuldlqJ Lillht KaUe.'i Kitchen As the World Turn• iidilr~ff ~ 1~ 3-30 "'4 00 5 so & 45 , ~, , 'S.oret Storm l'ldie of N~t The Early ShGw Your Esso ~eporter Sports Parade 11155 Weatherman \ R•OO Action 6 15 Dougla1 Edward• 6 so Giant Step 7·00 Anhur bodfrey~hOI\ 8 00 Minlqnalre • 8>30 I'Ve Got :A Seeret ' 9 00 U S, Steel Hour 10 00 UP.t.. th ..ll)lnute Jt~ws Woather Mtll Ethel ~. Hra. Rena BonecuU~ Jamrhy Fr)' and Judy 'hy PJtntlon of root rot problemJ Tbe use of rulstant varletier; the ImpOrtant control me.,u. · of New HAven rad Jdra Laura Glbh. calle~ on :kn Cecll Ble~t'ing !·••hero red 1 tele 111 a major prob dlvldual undent.r.ndin& an4 appre- and Ella Sunday aRcrnoon and l!!m , ly JO HUDY '1\e 1.1'11H'00ls of our pre.en.t ciatio, of ot.ber people and IC:bJeYe evenma: modern aquare da,nce activity 1 fundame-ntal abarb:i1 witb people Mrs Fann,e Taylor and Robert .,. lt.emmed. fromLbasement daoeihl from all feogra_phie.l nctlona were guests of Mn Florence 'I'he flrlt conVention wu held In Sterne and Jane Qf Point Pleasant where a rew coupla, ih ,elf-de· av RUSSELL R. PIUDD\' fenae 11ainst drunken da.nter• Cllifomia The next two year• In Sunday evenmg Mason Cnnty 4-H Club A.-nt foa~ tn m.,- pu~llc places, rpet Texas. Tbe tourtl\ l:teld ln Okla Mrs Elmer Newberry, Steve and fn eai:!b others' homea for no oth· boma l11t :year tbe fifth wu held M1te l"eturl~ed to thell' home after Votunt"r L•aden C•mp er .,M10n tbah to enjoy: an I!VJniDJ ln S.J1 Dfe,o, California Each vJaltmg her sister Helc:n Lambert This week Mason Cou nty ha ~ of daneinJ ia. more pleiS· year drew" more and more dan· and fanuly of P'lorkla been.._ represented at Volunteer terl Last yeur 20,000..da~ers from The Ladlt s Aid of Oak Grove Leade"t.& 4 H Camp at Jcckson't became interested .and every state tn the uraton and many EUB Church met Frldl) with Mrs Mill by s1x leaders They are Mili bliementl. and p1tiOI danctry from Mexico, Canada alld Laura G1bbs Hattie Jordan. and Walden Be~ bold them They. oraan· the Ha.waliall Ialandl attended nesda)' In the home. of Mr aett Roush of tbe Shllwne.t Braves Tbis June the alxth NfUonal Mrs Grover Roush nnd Mr non-pri>ftt .clubr wltb only Bill Priddy and Margaret B>Yovser e110u1h orranlaation to provide Convention wiU be beld ln the Mrs Leshe Smith of &t'IISOJi o( the Heipuii: Hand Club, Mn ttiemaelves wUb clean recreation Warld-l'amoUJ completely al:t-eon. Curtis R•ckard was exerclsmg Alma Turner of tl:t~ Good Luck ,.U' miniiJuUn of e'Xpente •• diUoned Klel Auditorium in SL the race bo1 "iC wmch belongs to his Clover Club at Mason and M'rs. AI the mterest ID modern 5quare Louia Because It 11 50 centralized, nephew K~Jnneth, of Columbus, dancwg ap~d. what was more an even larger conventon Js ex,.. whom, Curtis 11 e~tpecti.,Qi to arr1ve Clara Schultz 'Dr the Happy Hu}' ti e" 4:-H Clob here 1n Polot Ditural than lfOUpl ~om ne1ghbm. peeted soQn to take over th(t. horse and Pleasant I am -sure that t.hese towllj meeUng toa:ether oc Now the danger ln sliht ls that 1881st h1m "'·th i'l1 farm work leaders wdl have enj(Jyed tbem caSionaUy ror a little more party. the conv&Rdon hu grown and Mr and Mrs ri-ed Ro:.~sh, Mr~ selves this week and will brln t hke at~®Sphere of a square dance- shU it crowina: to such propor· Anna Fry and BtlHe }Vclgand ja,fl\boree? This took a certaln tiona that it is beeonung ln~as-­ gue&t 1 of Mr and Mrs ~rt\e Roush back useful mformahOI'l, that we amOUnt of organizing ~d so club maly dif.ficult t.o locate future con- nd family of Graharr: Station on ean usc at our County CamiJI't Ftrm Youth Show Da._ ht vention IJtea DetroJt wa8 to have Tuesday evemng aaaoclatlons were Jormcd But Americans '""lor::~ehow obses t:he eqnvention In 19ft8 but bad to Last Thursday mght t'he atl!n Mrs Eth""l Roush, Graham Sta sed w1th tbe neefllslty of gtowtb, cancel because of inadequate facil tlon Mrs. f anme Rou ~h and Mrs eral cumm1ttee of the Farm Youtb IMld smwth b synonymous with ltles Anna Fry were busJness VJS!tors Sl:tow met and dJSCuned comld· Wgeness Gradually the jamboree It l:tas been proposed tl:tat the m Parkersburg Thuraaay erable bwaness The mott lm grew into a festival, dra\\.lng dan- convention be limited only to Arch Roush was taken to Scha e portant action taken waa iM cit& frotn a wider area and in· delegltes, calleN., leaders and pro- kel Clmlc 'Monao~y evemng S'Uffer ~tttmg of the date for our aDDUil eluding an after~;~oon workshop fesslonals but th1s met With much lng from a lteart condlhon He re- Farm Youtl:t Show It w1U be a as well as an evemng 6r two of dis~tlsfactior from the dancer .. turned home Thursday evenmg lwo day afh1r thu llme the dancina: who didn't want to be left t)Ut, and somewhat 1mprovcd • It seems logical to brJdge the the 1del w~s .. helved ..J:~ tesMore bemg August 30 and August 1----n'R~~r----:;;;;;'.;;;:;;;::::::.._ Mr and Mrs Calvm Blessmg 31 mformatlon wlU be PERSONTLs X: gap. between afternoon 1nd evea A report on tbe fifth National spent Tuesday evenmg wllh Mr 1 ... tor two we..... Mrs Joe wehl.nger of ~lpboc; mg seSSIOns Wlth IOf'l\e aon of Square Dance Convention in San arui .Mrs Paul Blessmg Ella and gJVe n you as the P ans progr~s for the show OhiO., IS VIBJtmg Mr and Mr. Charles Wood and children o' ahared meal such as barbecues Diego Will be the subject of my Maude Rami~ P:or Adlvitln Day J t F d f picnic or fellowship dinners Many t next article 1 ae reyan am1y Allan t a, Ga, Mr~ DorJ Hudson of Morgan Don't torget next Tb urJ day were wee ked n festivala cllmax a~Uvitlea with an --~---· Mrs Paul SCally and M18a :Mar.t spent Monday mgtlt wlth her SI.S· Junl! 6 the 4 H AetiVItJes Day ~Iter dafiee party and a Sunday ter "'-'rs Arch Rousl:t of Oak Grove Will be" held at our 4-H camp at Scally ar.e vacationlnc in Flonda guuts ot Paul and Torn ScaJiy mornmg breakfast Increatnng act 1 • • comm 1mty Southstde You .should be putting ivities necesa1t•ted the formation Th@ Lad•u Aid of St Mark's Mr and Mn Fred Ro,P6h and (bave already) the flmshln" of area, state, and re;g10nal feder Lutheran CJ.ureh met tJlllnday Mrs Anna Fry were g"\lests Wed toucl:tes On your part In the day's alJODI .. Wltb Mrs J..eonprd Roush. ---Miudf. IIMSing. actlvttles Ernie ,a.nd Twlla" R1ckard were Climaxmg the fettivals ale the conventions The national conven shopping In New Haven Saturdl)' INSECT AND DISEASE CONTROL Charts Due lt'l Office Just a remmder to the Char tion b the best known 1nd laraest and visited with relativeS' ' " BY DAVID o. QUINN t~rs t Next Saturday all the 195'7 ~~ them all P~ans are formulated Mr and Mrs. Adrlln Lathey, Lm Exten•lon Plant P4tholovi•t An1 Charts are due here In tRe El.: mq~J; tban 1 year ln advance Siteli 'da ihd Judy, spent the weet end Entomol~lst tensiOn OffiCC nus wtll give me ,1 re ~lected fwo. years tn advance wtth the fru-~er s patebts, ReV; VEGETABLES ConumUt'C'I Impressive in lnte, and Mrs. V J Latbey of Camp St Late Blight -.It Is Important tlme to look them over ~and re tl:tem to you for correction mOe tremendQus plans to,r th1s Marya that spray sche~udcs fur tl:te 1f need, be Be sltre and-have of all the btg dances Mts Ina WetgaJ)d and son, BU· IIUCh a tremendrus un· lte .spent Wednesday night wlll:t control of late bhghl be set i.l ) them m by tl:te dcadhne--June 1 • as a national convebtlon~ relat1ves In Pomt Pleasant and mamtamed Not only cool • Age For C.mp One. Apln never have been possible · Mr and lus Leonalld Roush and runy weather; but cool mgl:tl · 1 don't know whettter you read it not for ~he -eat under- Mrs. Lei'<IY Roush l"ttent!ed the wittt• heRvy dew ts favorable fo~ last weeks column or not If you &" f 1S t d f M BJ h bhght lnfeetton and spread Good Satisfaction of sqJ~are dane unertl a ur ay 0 rs anc e programs estabhshed early Will d1d, tl:tu wtll .serve a ~ a reminder lf you d1dn't take heed The 4 ' 0 ' ' "· the ablht¥ to develop in· Shmn at Evans She WA!i the daugh ter1 or Mr and Mrs Car{ .1 \rnnett. prevent many losses later m tht.• Hers who are ages 10 11 12 and ihe htter hemg lhe forJMri'Bessie season those NOT 13 by July- 8 will at· ROtillh of Ook Growe llr&. ~hinn's Tomatoes - Flea beetles dam tend thu year's Young Camp husband d1cd two months .ago In age will be a problem and •n wh1ch opens July 8 ThOse 4-Hen the Veterans HospLtal, llWltington, sectictdes should be lnducled m who ARE 13 'by July 8 will at ' uf children the late bhgl:tt spray schedule tend our Older Camp which staru married. Use Methoxycl:tlor M<mda)t..- July 15- Also the CMr on J&:rs GarPotatoes - Flea beetles damag" ters are' invitJ:d to attend the W A Blessmg WI\J> observed In hOnw a:ardcs thl . young ' camp · to act .as Ju,rnot I ~eek Use the General Purpose L~ader s' PleiL'!e return your Uust or Spray m tlae !:tome gar pi)' card to me as soon as poss• den Commercial growers can IJ ble so I w1ll know bow man,Y elude DDT m the blight control ~harterli 1 can count on to attend Weftxany program for good m~:~ect control our camp I crystallu jiiJY.I Sweet Corn -SpJ'iay or dust at 1 Intervals usmg DD'l' J I This stupendous I • trade e•ponslon sale ~nil yoU can hCI'!' when the corn " 2·3 lncho. There are siiU some .. but, left . tall and contmue until three a'l oeU. You'D be 4 ft)IIMrl•• pllcations ha,ve been made The 1e treatments wdl control flea beeL colon tao. lstlm•llont les wh1cl:t carry bac~erlal wilt a~ chHrfully 1lven 4111 well .as sporadiC attacks by the common stalk borer , ' ' ~'"' SMAJ.L FRUITS Grapes -Wftcre grapes hnvl' ' ootls,.,ctlin 1uaran!Hd, not been burned back by fro st ' sptaymg for the control of black rot should begm Apphcatwns o · elth~ Ferbam or Zineb will gtvf' good control An lnsectie1dc mAy be added for the contrul of 1 ' aect pests A cotnbmatlon of Nabthion plus Methoxychlor• Q.l 4--H NEWS 1 • l:he Sensational .,;;;.;.:;;:;;;:;;;;;;;;;:"':;;o;;;;;;;;;;;'; Money for boo.ting the budget. • . to make home ropa1r0 • • • purcl!u& tilnO. aav1n1 home appb .. ancea to beautify the home "'ith new fur'· mture. Get the euh you need on Sipa.. ture• orily, auto or fllmlt.lre. $211 10 $1000 Kal Hindy, ~.. 300 W Seeond St. -l'honei43Z, Pomeroy llou" Mon - Fn. !1-l Scr.t. 9-12 - Qp." Htttdng.t b11 oppmntmf"''.. l00111 111ad• to .-.ullflllll$ of 11-t.y tool'lll ' ' . ..,.,. ... ' ' ~ "GET ACQUAINTED" SELL-A-BRATION ,BARGAINS ARE HERE FOR YOU! "'I SKIRTS '""''"of tile largest event In Soulheaolent Oblo, Ia now going on. be sure to tome Ia 18morrow monalng 111d see your· f"f • EXTRA SP·ECIAL! ' ~·~:'::~~~ti,;i~~ 11( ~ ~·~:t;~: ~ Strawberries - 1\.fany root rol prohlems crop up at th1s time ol 1 the year The root rot complex 1s a senoua problem because of the i1fflculty of placing the exact bllilme on any one thmg The ro' tina: ls c1U8ed by a number ot the so1l P!J.ng1 and 1t ttas been re::~;~ lthat the.. mcidence of th;} Is gr.ea1er where h•gh pppulahon of 1\ematodes are Jtr •· sent The feedmc of the nem 1 todet roots opfln avenue., \plt!et:!on causttd by tl:te so J predbpumg factor3 lnc:tea..<d thB root rf)! problems are drought, wm'ter In jury, deficiency pr exr.esa of sot) nutrientll, ar unfavor~tble PH A 1 rected roots sbow or brow 1 Men's SportS • THREE TERRIFIC, GROUPS! 30 [ l Ever! Sel~ction Largest . WHter $2.95 . 3 CLOTHES , SHORTS PLAY e Mercedes Condqn Pomeroy ~ " eol~, pal· lerna at eaeh price, ia every aile, smal~ ' , metllllDI and large : DRESS St40P W. !nd Sl. , REASON'S TO SHOP AT STIFFLER'S NOW FOR MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS Huge aiBOrlmeal of styles, e l~e '].59 I'ICK of eoolesl, Ughteol; eare-!ree B\UIImer fahrl.. - ...b sanforlled, w•h· • • bot! Fr> were c.al· lin. !lora 1A)I· •• •' BleiSing e Harley Dodgers, Gianis Court Sl. 111M Pomero1 • • • COTTON • Ollvelngrthall SHlRLIY'S BEAm SHOP Mrs Romh Wiil thP winne-r of tbe set wh.if h waa g1u n aw.ay at the Opfn House held Frida,- at the new office• d the Comp:.ny In the Coates bulle o( on North s,eo.nd Avenue -.., TRADE EXPANSION SALE NOW GOIN'G ON! .•. ·u:d '':::::: i. Radio Diat A~l STIFFLER'S IN POMEROY •• ~--. On Your Tllll WC!!l ODI7 Ope11 .....eablp By .MondaJ ln. r Colcl w.... Holr Styllnt Ope~~ All Dar Wed. Chad~• Murra) , m~naer of the lotal Ohio P11e1 G:u Company bralkla, preaeattd lin D E Rou1t1, W MlJI Street with a ~et of Weat tk:nd Alo~mmum-ware LETART W Va 12 00 Tolllght 9 oo g so M11. D. E. Roush Presented Prize By Ohio Fuel Gas l 10 SO Ne\l'S Headlinea 11'r.40 Nlt&watch 9 00 Garry Moore 9 30 Arthur Godfrey fRepl. ..tt1H la ctlmplrte the w" Sqiiar.e DanCing. ' Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., lla,r 28,1t1117....W rotti.D1 ctalnl tore1 or Rpc~rd, Jll tellinJ her of the ttele hu a reddl•h to brown -ii; Mrlous Hlth£1 of be,. daulhter eolor~otlon Followtna the recGln }Jr:a Lucille Jobnaon, who tak Mended pr1ftiul fo: atnwbtr "'I ~rflo the ~oplt.aJ Mr• Rainey left ~rocf!JCtlO.DI II the mm impor'.lmme1la~Jy lo be. with her ant feature in the eoatrol or pr• pbone ~II bullc1ay evGDlnJ from )DT. -·--- Blger Iovings than usual durin& SUffler's lfl.llore ''get-aequalnled" May Sal~ 1 Sflort.ltie~' collar - <011lfOrt In every new style, '1•99 •·•)'> """ cool, carefree npple •eaves, meshet, JIDI ham"- wrfnklsheds, ra,-on lmen, sluba 7 aU alive tJt! with color - te sunsbine aobda woven tattenals, plaids, cheeks horu:ontal str1pes Fles~·bdaht prints, KNOWN THROUGHOUT THE VALLEY fftrlo..-.llf rfll1 Sl ~0 GO lrhl•'•cl;det Fother's Doy $60.00 ou~ 11\1 th• Artcirytd. ~~~~~:!:11!:~~ • • 10 00 WhlrlYblrda 12 00 Tonight tH~ ' \.1------'..:.--'-..---1 • ~ 10 00 The Prle'e Ia Jllibt ! 7 30 Drapet 8 00 The People's CUice 8 so Lux Vldeo Theiler 3 00 ~righter Day I I " D 6 45 NBC Newt 7 00 You 'BI'lt Your We 8 00 Kraft TV Theater 9 00 Tl:tis 1s Your Ll.fe 9 BO 0 Beary Playhouse 10 00 TBA 10 30 N&ws He;adUne• 10 40 Nltewateh 3 •bJe ' \ 8 lUI Sign On 7 00 Today 9 00 Romper Room 68G 7 O(t Mayor of the Town 7 30 Father Knows tlest 2 30 Bob crosby Show WJEH I '' Thunday ' CHANNEL 3 WE!! S~¥J~?iooks SEAT t, 1 Wed.11esday u THE DRlVER'S 4•wr, TELEVISION ' GUI·DE . -~ W$-A'l-TV Chan"el'3- ·· Re'" and Mrs Raymond Peters Gloria and Grr.g sent last Wed nesday and ThursdaY" 1n Cmc~ 1 1WEDNESDA\ -. -- - · - TIWIISDAY natt 7 00 J1mmle Dea~ 'I 00 JIIJUrile Dean Mrs. Orpha Ohh.ngcr has been 1 80 Boston Bllcklte 7 30 Boston Blackte Vl~ltlng relativep at Jane Lew W 8 00 Captain Kangaro J 8.00 Captain Ka~fOO 9 so C.orJiss Archer 8 30 Corll1s Archer~~ va, WOLF PEN _Woe, 0. Buallleu ci1llcie pholit .... ' ' •'the " Hr.1. Luveua ~inti recelve:d a leslonl, aDd WCHS-TV Chanhell seem to be more of an anher to ootpnnts just as Pan highway acCidents than a safety There was 1 day when • db theme that 11 drenched 10 blood organized Gl comDUtfed aulclde and fauly cra~kles with the sound and the cook was called to the IV BlANCHE M. HASkiNS • Gil them lions m1fa there it better of breaking bone 1 phone "He did'" sh' asked, on a JC )Ou m ls.~ed Bob Ruark's col w11l probably be a sort or I' rapidly r1SU!g inflection "H" umn In the .Sen1lnel of Tuesday My father who could sJng, whls word arou nd l:tcre s1nce gradu 1 d1d~"" Then the voice dropped Ma y 14, d1g- It up and n•ad it 1t tle and play the French h arp and !ton n1ght- the old farmer whc "What tlme1" she asked and tl!lls eoncrete thm.ll! ol how from whom r get any t uneful ten wanted to samp le a Ltl of sug • 1 hung up, obviously satbfied they're s lopping Ute sp~ {Mer s dencltlll J have, loved to dwell on frpm the pretty lion lamer's mo Jt Is a tine and f\lnn;r t~"' llnd drupk s and drag ncers in the pathcUc 1l seems (o me noot~ !t;_all w11l recall the st ory w1th and as l:n old fr1end ot mine on hts state ~orth C1tfo4inlftoo- 1 'Otic dltly deal t with the famme rem41rkcd 1 1 am hla:hly delightful Hi8 ~ ugge stlons- ,nrf "wh y 1n fi>eland It ran1c mtay have forg'Of.ten h>• J<'I ' ty Roa\RT C. RU.!I~ to be back again ' SOUTHPORT, N C - Th1s tittle rlln't we try them GJVt' me three gralh~ of ro r•1 potn ts m morals ethics lnsp1r.1 (!: upyru:ht, 1915?, by Unite 1 Park a poil('e car ! llJ. PI} 1/ you mother t10nal ht&hl lghl~ and so on bu' ftshmg vlllag~, Southport, is at Fea~ure Syn<llcate, lnc) wlshl on side or lh1: road-1t~ Give me three gralnl'l ~f corn, just come over the f1rst 5 ~ordl!. toget.her the most sophi.Micated vcr~,~ prosencl! there II> a warning "''' Will keep what 1111111 hfe I have 1n prPcedmg paragraph and l'm hamlet I hava e-ver encountered anywhere In tb"' world It's older LeBve a pile of 1unk that on cP 'Till the ctHnlng of tl:tr morn right with you than the sea wl:ttch bounds It and wa" a car parked p1 nmml'nth So real was It to me that • eH1ry fourth mnn b 11 character By Mn. John Hardy n ~ngs Ju ~t cried there on his li!J, cried ht!u marked "neath Nooody ever reallv leave! 1t, Mr and Mrs Sam Wyt~tt had u Around the Corner breakmKI¥ To think of a por,• and a lot of people <:am~ here by their Sunday guests their dauabter • Wihammles '- el(!Ctrontc cable ltt!le fellow wlllh only 3 grains o accldent 1 Som~ SWllm ''\' a(ld some Mr and MrP Harold Ball and Su· st retched acro11s rood that T .,. I corn when we were full to bur.-.t walked and some rodl' mules, but un, Mi' 1nd Mrs Charles Merit, cord~ YOIII ~ peed~ ven a rubuer ing all tlte Ume slpce t he dav they c\langed It aU of Columbus and Mr and Mrs cable w11l do--ond thl:ln mark 1t The reason l think of it now 1s from Sm1thv1Jle to Sonth~t no- Eugene Wyatt, Cbeahtre "Don t SJlCE'd or You P!Uaht Help my own aportan cltet Surrounded Mrs. Helr.h Johnson, Mr and thln'l' 11nd nobody has chan&ed Grow Weedh;Radar Ltu kg Just by abundance, lt beccmeJI neee~~ Mrs t1 E Carl, Mn Sam Wyatt We have !tad some magnificent· Around the Corn er ' ary to ~orta liltarve one!!elf dowr, ly rugged characters of aU ~exe• and ttte Herman Warner family at· A photographic d v!ce 'W h1ch It he wtshcs to feel at all u h ~ and rotors, from th~ ex.Coalt; tended tb~ Eastern Star Inrpectlon rllck1 the cop'• speed behind tho should Guard officer Roy Robinson, who in Harrisonville High Sohool Aud· culprit and lhe spnt.!d.ster's II A most paradoxical situation In these days of blood and thun now rettres as Mayor to my Holy· Uor:ium on Tuesday nieht conse plate at the nmc t1me For an example uf 1 perfect der safety themes that rely on Ro1ling grettt ul'lele Wade, whl) Min Rubf D~t:hl of Columbuf Everyone~ a deputy cop--gH d1et more or Ito mposed on a people Into a semblance n'lver felt the aand1purs when the spent the week ond w!th her moihockmg bt•tlon men warn you to take Jl whole race the lap~nese ~tan' of care and alertneSs on the high ' sperrlt" hit him and he began to Mrs Marf Diehl ther, easy, cops are all ove1 the place out with their fl•l'l rice and way It Is refreshing to note the ~peak 1n unknown tongues But my Min LaVern Wo~a and :MI'I It'll crut you $21 6fl to even eras. vegetable• Touah, h1fd, to Drey Ha.ay of Columbu1 were step1 quietly betn1 tak-en favorites were the colored folks, positive a 'ltop sign 8 or 10 cop~ will hit. endure no bia: old 10ft fatties promote highway safety espe(!lla,lly a man named AUI!n Jin- Sumbv gueitl of thei~ parenta, ~ a town at onre In a "pack", a there to wilt down at the first to First of all, there Ia a new eon- my and :\'ra Herscnel weafl. heart stroke needep show of for~.~ cern Jor safety wlthlfl. the ranks H~ was called Allen Jinny beSunday auests of Mr and Mrs Get lhe lead out of that rlih' A aood patt.,rn to toUow, phy:n Leo Davkbo~ were hls 1iater, Mt automobile manufacturers cau~e hb flrat name wll' Allen of foot , pardn er cally Mra Mervllle Moore and and this new attitude is ln ~addltlon to and there was no discernible fl· 1 Frorn loda) 'a read ng the exceU~nl work they have done ther and his mother'- name was dau1btera ol Parkeraburi and hit • Jle felt llkf' throw na hb head • They'll wonder wb11re tbe monty in the pan to pad dashboard• in· Jlnny Allen had s l1mebtable aunt, Mr. 1n<1 Mn Clyde Calvert hA( k and roarma like a. illt 11hot went of Cheater. stall safety belts use safety slaas l:tablt He drank bear If thl!y have D~ve Beck tor 1nd provide deep-dl&h steering Mr 1nd Mr11 Paul llelllroy and Once, • touch tiddled when aerWhew ! Ever reel like that I' pre~ldent." wheell that protect you sh,ould a vln.~: IS a waiter lh eouatn Kate sona spent Sunday with her parAnd why m11n ever put up wi 't trash occur Stewart's hoar.dhl;J houae, Allen enta, Mr. and M:ra Dailey 1/ood An Important leuon tl:tat ahould that fat rasc11 Ia beyond me He Latest development among Ute spilled a trayiul of lfcaldine aoup and hll parenta, P.tl' and Mrs leSSI! r.-ome from tho recent near tr.t even looks the part or some uf automobile manufacturers' preven• oYer some guests who had come to MeEiroy •II <>f Wilkesville gedy of th e 11mall 1 ong bland writer Char lei Dlckei'F latroo n Mt and Mrs. Bernard Spaulding tlve medlelnes for highway acci· feed f'fr the fine Gl).cent table l y trupped In D well jg tl:tat of bad apgle~ dents Is a serie s of new t\res that d'hDte MISI Kllte tOok Allen aside and · . ~hlldr.en were Sunda7 gUests "a atltch In time' SaFety precau Hard pill for me to itCIIIDow w"' are more accident proof than any artd read hhQ • stern lecture e~ of Mf and }Irs Jobn Hardy t ionA-a nd don't ~all me an old to ev~n sei! that faCe on Time's t-hat have ever rolled beneath tainlnR the m.qrnl about the m1af Mr. and Mrs Guy Tuckermb of foa:ey- just h ok arou1d caref•Jlly cover not lont 110 American autos Husktet tire-mak· •bo kllled the cooae that laid the Sol'ibllleld spent the week end flrat Time, u we ~not/, ""' th11 n • ina: matenals auc:h as nylon cord golden eq•, with MJ1111 Klte plQ'· wlih her mother, Mrs Cora Giles, Are there board, ·· lth ahlnl} torlou1 il wU 11 the notable 1nd "cold'' svnthetlc rubber with Jn; tht flrt of Ute IOQf:e and AI· who is confined to ber home with upturned ltlils In them around But I •urely prtf11r tho latter hi&h carbon black content, bep-t len thft vtlla.n AlJth ,ent back to illnel(!. Mr. P11atl WJUiams 1nd son1, your hom~1' Doet your •mal' up tires, reduce blowout. and 1tve thlf ' Jr:lte~en, uqcbute»l!d The kl!)'l of tbe city were nroc them better abrasive reai1tallC!e. K11nneth and Bob, are- vJsitinJ wlth child )lay unattended In your car The eoot said· uA.JII'In, ~J. what biB di~hter in Key West, ria when lt'1 parked Sure your tica11 hande~ over to Middleport s Butyl, 1 new synthetic wlth les.s Ml11 Kate dnne say to~ J'',u?" SaturdaY ' boun<'e than other synthetle ru~ hou1ehold cleaner and ant poUon baseball chamf• All11n shruaed :11Ab dupno," he are on a l!lhelr near the c,.llln~ there Ia anv or~n•e and bhA: ber, II now beln1 ttlted ro, tiA !lid, "some d1mn' fool want to where ltftall hand ~ can NOT !'(!arb paper left h1 1.he Bend I'll miss use Butyl tires h1vo Lhe 'lbility to ·eat a IOOif!, but 1b dunno who de Itt Medltlnea all put carefully lftY JUeU 'Twaa trsiiJng 1rom !:told tl}e ro11d better and provide hell &ttne plcl!: it." away, or !.1 old, thrown out? And flre tru:eh, 1 cars 1lore fronll bl· b&tter tran•portatlon Another time- Allen )VII work· (Comlllut<i ,,.., , ... 0 ..1 l111 the.,. 1t1Jl a hole where th1' cyelea, aU over. Mu, 1Vhat a d~· Better tr-1et1on 1\\eans f-ewer tn.c as cook tor my tre~·~nele, - 1'W'.hether we ~ereiae t~t pott Wll t1ken out r we aU had f wouldn't have mi' skids, qUicker stops and more CaP.taln Jack Adll:lna, 1n Ctp'n mlailon we've ..... Panted sed lt .for 1 flt'm In Ten~ On11 co1 ld ao on ad nau~eam handllni eaae on ice~ and snow, Jack tlted at the fife. want mal .. to b ,.en," utd O'Malley Looltlog booomlnrly mod~st o ~ ­ But every parent know11 that You Industrial us~rs of au~omobll~ 10methln1 dJffetl!nt," he •t.Id Al~ "I •m awaro ol the foot thit t~ • cJ:n't sd',tr tru,tt a small ehlld winntna kids rode that old trucl· 11nd trucks are eYcn ln:nlaatlna len '!Somethlag like a Welah nbo peoplo of Loa Angeleo ~nd where. there·~ hazard ~ tu;}~ u with It• huae liM» "Mlddlepo t some new aatety devl~ea of their blt" aovernment ~ffitlab th~H are Mbovt llft•uarded Ch&mpt" In truE~ hfrrn taahlon own 1n addltlon to these Allen atanered aboard later In very anEiou11 to havt major One Of tbc WOrlt caJU!J or blooti the ct_Ryt tollnl t.wo enormoul Bel· fUe baseball 1 think Brookl.!i Speeche• followed - bf'caure by the automobUe industry polsoo I ever saw was my ounll what s a bla victory without some D Sontheimer dLrector of lfa" ba:Hs by the 11a~ "What's tans have been 100 per c:et~'i a.lf niphew who atepped on ;~n up- oratory- by Chet Tannehill Mav for the .111 , thi1 1bout " Cap'n J1Jk said, rit~t bvt. we want a. ne* ba'l turned rake ~n ~11 yard A tmall or fisher Coach..Swaekhamer 1\nrl allohl, a na· Paintlpg at the bare• ~'Ah'• eon· put We need 1 park wbere \ Vl projnm na webb de ball out or 'em " AI· ~an p.Ark cars and rl.e&!le t1n of fell In 1 l l&tPrn Supt MeComu who wat burned tlonwide 1 to reduce n ahttirno accidents len old, and 1e~ed into the a:al· Rj&ht now, WI qn par~· onty 7"~ and covered o ' r red juat from IJitllnt In the shade Said Sopth~l.me1 ln ley. 1 Clll'l " old carpt'~ and even up •t COlumbus That b1t the new prQJtlm, ' Tbe lrur1tor moar or the aoqd 1 Reault • dhdly tall trophJ fialhed proudly In th • 'Th~ leatue aeted ao th,lt ~ our thli!n one-haJt the old time stories aroutl,d csuaed hl1 ovenln.g: IIJri 11 Mr McM volt<trl club e®ld IH! in 1 poaUioq to eo atcldE>nt& he~t 11 , Ed Newton, a tq San Franelsco" &ale! Ston:~h•m yaar1 later hta thanb ,n d Ilia elation-not man aM a great ea• "We Ute New Yotk But tile su~ '!' nothtna tn NJ ttle leRit of wb~eh 1 jluspect w~o 1 one third houu To Ed Hilled a cvt , pu!'IOn haan•t betn t'hc,:re. We'd IJit... t~at hit oWn ~n, Edward, was • auodation 11 Snor\e on , lbe b •loved one of the but last )'881' tlQ,!' attend' 1 batlon of the rear her bealtiJ aW!Y ab0.¥t 6JO So no wi pdd ano1her "Fa· The new program o rot did m0., 1 w,~ulan~ 1 Yu mo~i J'trit"' to l\llddle~911 H • end visibility several -~.notb,•r o\ub moving Into 14 add. to ttif ll"tw 'l'ol'll trip 1 1nd alve following motorl-. -all" , wu\if(! pr~ too a thlr<l onewarniq to avoid trouble" Na!l,~~-~ lA!;IUe1 l~lll~e~t War· the ltunftlwr laet ollltl bl< ham' Anothtr enrouncinl fhln1ll'thi some boy, ind qo11 ta "Dolls" • new atUtdde or tee~·lfe!'l toWlr4 ou,r '57 ""duatlnr olao• ou•· automobile• .,nd hllbWl)' eafetl;. numbered 1\i one, tbose JlrJ• lnfonn•Uon from -10 over- thi ~ID iiPi ... ........... , - - - ~ ... '!net lne, at 110 M.WIIle St. Pomeroy, Eddie Spencer retUrned to Chl el'go Sunday after spendmg thref' d&ys wtlh h1s family Mr and Mrs Fred Spencer He is a student 1n the U mvenJty of Ctt!.cago med1 cal sc 'l.ool and came home for commencement exercises at W:t hama where hiS atster, June was valedJptorian Mrs R T BJessmG and Peggy Q.re Visltmg in Aurora '\\ VJ 1'hcv ac.!ompamed Mrs Georg~ Welrtck and ch1ldren to thei" !:tome 1\frs Wenick had bee V1511lng l:ter parents, Mr and Mr ~ Clarence Blessmg and also at lend~d. comn'lencel}lenl Fredche Ray tclnl:tower of' Col umbus, 0, lpent the weekend w1th hu mother , Mrs Edna Jce.t bower Ttfrs Ralph Warner and daugb ter Suz1e aecompamed Mr War ner to ZaneS'V1l1e to spend a few days wttl:t h1m He ts employe~ there and had vulted here sevet: al days David Warner Ill vls1ting an aunt ln Charle$..1.on Mr and Mrs John Hoffl,llan of Route 2 Letart attende~ dinner sales mt!etlh(S:s two evenings la s• week at R~pley t:wen b.} the Oo~ met1c Department ot tl:te J R Watkms Co for whom Mr Hofr. man ba.s been dealer In this area for the pas! 11 yean I r • .IYNOLD I. GRUiiil- IDITOII • Natloual adYertlolnl representati .., Bottloo!U·Klmballo 111o., . .. Mr an(! Mrs James Breen and children !eft Thursday nurhL for a two weeks vacat10n m Washmg ton D C vJsttmg relatJYes Mr Breen 15 Dand dtrec•or at Wal:ta remembrance for our end ThiS year's pomters were prepared by Safety experts of I' Amencan Brakebiok which produces br~ke lining for Amen· j ea's cars I G1ve your car a thorough safety check, with partleular at· tenhon to steermg rnechamsm and brakes One out of every f1ve cars on the road has imperfectly functiollit\t brakes, and one out of every three cars tnvolved In accldellls were found to have faulty brakes It the pedal comes too close to the floor when you step on 11, if it has a spongy feel, or tf your car sWP-rves to one side when brakmg, your brakes need adjusting or rellmng Your car should stop in 73 feet ~t 30 m1les an hour, and in 226 feet at 60 miles an hour. 2 Check your tire treads Be sure thev're not 1 'bald" or broken And watch for swellings Check pressure~ only When • tires are cool Don't overlook the spare ·\ • 3 Check head and tail lights. Be sure your high beam Isn't • ~~ft'hW,e 1 too h1gh --,,....-,-,--- ------,--,--::--,---::-,-:-:---:-:-- 7::::-;;----"------4 Don't pile up luggage where the driver's view may be! are Dnn t know as 1 e\ cr saw countr; 1nd1cates.-that driver train men" than 4 RICHARDS. OWIN- oiNUAL MANAGU \ lng belnil taught in our hla:h .schoots are saving live• Students are beint t1uaht not only the mechamca of 1utomoblle handling but the proper 1ttitude for safe drlVIRI They are taught that an a.t.omobile 1n the banda at a careless show off ca• be a dead ly weapon, wh1le it can be a help !ul, tale f.trm o1 tr101portation for people who have the proper mentaL attitude Bet:ter driver eduutlon and new developments in hta:hway safety bY •• ~~~~ !2~J!~, ~~GS~.llo~~.L . MASON NEWS ~ uch u s wa rm of ma.sculml' utuund as has pre\ <tl ed he1c ru~ lhe past two or thrct! weeks 1 feel tlw tuu nh y 1s rnnch safer now w1th u'! th1 s br~wny prot~ :: tlon 111 be dreunun tumg ht of blac · snd whtlc grad uatmg gowns o' orange anrl bla('k strea:ners ... rJoatm and band a IJlaym of ou home town m the must gala mood m man~ moaths Whm c 1 ~ Middleport' Well J' l d th that II! ntc town own on • Oh10 R11-t.>r you heard so much about Spml~ oF 57 You 1r.f1nw, Hom " of the l'hnmp.s" ~ . . . . . . . . ....:- D1 and Mrs. F .a Carsev o~ Ma10on 1o6m leave Junt~ 2 ror Blllt1 ~II. Ave, New YoM City, 18, N, Y. mo re, Md , where they wlll at!Pnd ~tered u second clw m•lllnl matter ~t tJae pOit ottlee It ~ a '"eun1on ot the Class. of 1952 or aroy, Ohio. the College of Dental Surgery 1n Sul»crtpUou ratet· Deuverr by eaniar Wlll8re. an:Utible SO een " ' Ballunote The Carseys v.lil re INif~i .o ne year iD lldnne« at The D1IIJ' Senti.Del office. fll~ . U mODUli, $7 80; three- m.ontha, " 90 By motor route where aftllll'ble: turn on June 8 cm.e montb. fl , B~ 011e ;rear M• 11.:1: mouthJ. f'.2D; tine ~ J2 M one.. month. $1. ~ PUbllabed .,...., altemoou uceot Surulu by Tho Ohio Vallq- crowded than usual - and the deaths, a9Cordmgly, w1U be greater too At the rlsk of repeating a tiresome warning, then, we brmg you once .agam some safety suggestion& for getting to your desbnahon and back without mJshap over th~ commg week· obstructed 5 Don't dnve more · · - -...... ~,. To ..TTEitD .EUNION war de•d Unhapptl>, It m1ght also be a day of remembrance for the thousands of people who are ktlied - needlessly - on our highways Our automobtles tt has been sa1d, kill more people than our wars This Memortal Day, because of the long four-day weekend which many people will be taklng, highways Will be more l - • Day Book ·-·- ' ' Daily Sentinel -,._ A tecent bUI under consideration by the Connechcut State Lefllslature would make an exception to the rule wbtcb ban commercial vehicles from state par~"'lays The excephon hearses. A spokesman for the Connecticut Funeral Directors Asso ciation, which supported the bill, told the lawmakers that 'A hearse on the parkway may be a good thmg for a motorist to St!e ~aSlonally " Perhaps It would be - especially over long Memorial Day and other holiday weekends, when the slaughter on our h1gh ways takesa staggering toll ofltves Memona1 -- / .. f ' !Ji Pll~.oW.rt..t SIT Enci•t•lllfilt rl11g ..Wt'tclhmt • , .......... 190•1' CONVINt.NT ••o oo - ~ ""'-'"' r... $1000 ; ,~OESSL JMELRY Coan st. " ~ Now Is the L1me to stock up on LAY..t.WAY r o:- . S.UN , JUNE 16th shirts for Dad at 'prices . ' ; the:te low His favorites are here! ) • \ �--· ' ~Dall)l' ~Unel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., May 29, 1957 Fig#li.Results The Dally Sentinel Ja., Luis Cotialla-. Tn., knock.d P•l•rJto Mo~. 127 171. . TO Coach Swackhamer and His / • CfiAMPIONSHIP USEBALL · TEAM HEADQUARTERS For MaeGREGOR Sporting Equipment Used By Our CHAMPIONSHIP BASEBALl. TEAM Louisville Sluuer Bats MaeGr~gor Ballo & Glove• Fish Worms . , ... 15< doz. Night Cnwlers .• Z9c doz. THE SPORTS CENTER ll BY cHit TANNiHtLL By Chrt Tannehill . CONGRATULATIONS Authorlud MK1r•1t0r SPOrting Gooch O..ltr Mill St. Mlddloport , There's been a " paper change.., in the ·Ohio Vlille) tion Baseb~IJ League already. Reedsville basleally 1 S,om ldhar Middlept.trt'& Yetl<nf Jacte·e d h L • prove- l CPI9l' 1ves enwlbPions on three fronts Tuesda1 altefot10on ir. Shle Clas 5 A ~asebalt, SdtJth· j_ ea~tU!rh Ohio Cl~ AA aseua 1 and in Ameriranisnt. ~her•·stod Athens H1'gh s-'hool ' ~ " tb Gross Dr Mll!l'> ukeo .... 11 aclionl by AtRens· fans. ~... luu..-.,erl.dent ob'ierterl a" h ~ 10 Id the Dill • ~ame Y "ent1nel i re quent shouted reAOUs ftl-e rhld" dutiniJ the game to Mlddltc>Ort'S •wo Negro stars, James Bq,wle '> an~Bobby Nelson, and to othet Jae t players~ for being in in soeta ion with them. 'the object wat ,so to unnerv• baited on by mot"e than h.ormal the Jlcket players 58 tlier woUld' narne ealllng fi'om the Athens looae. bench during the tame, foHoWed They didn't lose b f 1 ; the J.acltet.tearn to its b"· ' u t w lJ ~ spittln•~ ..nloJe, and msultmt team members, With :Bo,.le!i off th' mo\ind Only the str011gest self fontrol frofn A sore al'm, obYiously A ~ r~ by pl~yers and strl_M dlselp~ine suit or hls great tournament by Mtddl!;!:port scb~l officials ! work in three •nd one-half games prevented a post-gatne r1ot, oMer- I nf reglohal and finals play Dave ne!·" by spawn or the, plreil.Js WhJ 1 Hlndy went all tbe way ~gaihst hukle the mor~ls and senHlbil!t~c!l 1 Athens In the play-off that mal h ~r one or O~lo s great universities I the Jackets the top team ln Soutli Jt was Nnsade!·ed pDllce mfihl eash;rn Ohio class AA as well Js !:ave to l>e sUmmoned. State Class A tbamplons. HowN·~r . 'oral schob1 offlctalo; Hmdy fanned thl-etl, walked who were reluctant to comm~nl five pnd h,j.t One baiter. Meil·· on the dfair succeeded Jn getting while two Attiefl~ 91U.het!J: struc~ h ,1 J t•• ~ lk' • 't·' t c Yello~ Jacket squad on .the out on Y on,e ac ~; wa eo 11 x, bus. It quickly pulled BWa)'. , and hit four. Coach Noiln Stilclchamer qUesMiddleport left 12 bn base, A' Honed thJs mornin& about ihe in hens six. The Jackets eOminltJe..! cident said there was name ell'· two errors, Athenl thre!. 1 Athen• jumped IntO' 1 flve run lead In the first innin( IQd ad1ed u. two II" I run! ~it lho llot· , tom of the third Alter Middlt!port 1 · . . . - T0 I ops 2..Hit DeciSIOD Spahn Of Milwaukee; Lead Cbt t~~{·f.~~lt~ ·~.~· ~~~:~:~~~ If ' · ,. iol obia . . . 20 11 .111 f.tJUii!l ... ... 11 18 ..4ft Ne-w York . '... lG 1:1 ,41:0 Chte•~o • . . . . . . 11 ia .8$3 Pittsburih . \. . ID 1M .1fU heater, high rubber, all vinyl plasUc intenor, ltght gree~ frmsh. 1954 OLDSMOBILE · · · · · .. ·· ·· · · · · ·· · $1845 Really a sharp o~e, 98 - 4 door Special, 2 tone, healer, radio~ hydramat1c, power steering and -power bntkes. 18 WWM.dilys , ........ ,. PO~'U: R O Y, H . equcdly good , ' . Brookll'n oi Pltistiu>gh' 2 CtJteago at MilWaukee 2 Cincibnatl ai St. Louis 2 AMI.ttAN LUGU* W L Pet. G' Chlceio . . . . . . 2;t 10 .89'7 Booton . . . . . . 19 iu Detroit ....... 18 1~ xa~s~ ttl; . . . 1~ 2q 1100 .488 .4119 a t ~' ' ' Washln&ton , . . 1a 28 .30Ci 14 II • .TuOadjova 1!-liivltt New York 8 Bostbb S. 10 inn• Chicago 3 KaMas City 1 Cl(v.oland ' D1trolt 3 wec~~rs ' ARRGW1S Bree'te Ccltching :, ., "111-Woy Slilrt ,-•a• \ You're 'the most comfurtable guy in town when you're wearing Arrow's answer to llie . humidity. Just 1~ 'U1 op~n-we~ve Bl·Way shirt will) short sleeves and see. lt dresses Itself up.for business, rei axe~ Witb a lUck cit-lis Bl-Way collar and you're ·at ease~ Get .this neat.fltUna, Sanforized open·weave shirt In ivhile, blue, co(!\ gree!IIJi. tan. In ~~s J:r1 ~o 1~. ; ... ._r:--, .. """"__.......... ~ '· Otbera lrdm 1f!.85 ~ DOWN IE-~OSS~ . htct~ Artow Sh!i'l• ........ To $5.00 $i.OO biscou~t Ori. ·ADAM - • · •'I PARKER $a.9s •• .$3.95 . r-~~----------~~~~· ~'~"~·-----~--~· WASH. N' WEAR SLACKS - ·~~ a.,. Pear.,. 8\lnday wltb llr. and Mi'l. Albe:n Peanor~ , BiWn. Yv.,nd, llelney of Cotumbul Jpent the weebnd with ~r pllr· ~tntl . Mr. and -..~. RaJ JWI.Mij-. Mr. tM ""· Sid~teY COd'pl'!ntrr an rl tdlll. t;ot Unrpqol. t-allt!l Dn GeorJe th)'IJli.D, Sunday . MADI AiSIITANT P"'l"'r,.;,'SB;;;VRGH UP - Hamr Gilmer, quart.orbKt undentudy tG Bobby l.Ayoe with the Detroit lJODll, has J:leeu. named bKII:fleld usiltant OOioch by the Pitbbureb Sttelers of tlie NatiOnal Football Leape, ~Ueeteediol B11Uet Bill D11dley, wbo ba• rulgned to devott fttU time lo hii lnJUranee IMI• lnen. ATIIUTI-ED RALBlGH, N. C. UP - Lennie Roaeabluth. AllAmerican bubt· ball ~t•r fr(I!D Nortb .Carolina, bas beiln !J'amed "Atnlet.f Of the Yetr" In tb~ Mla~atic Cout Coftfeunee. Rotenblutb, who I~ ~ Tar HHitl to an qn&f~ate.d ~euon •nd tbe national cl:IJJipwnd!lp, received 202 ' or i. possible. 245 pOints in a ..u eondu<'.-.1 bjo the ACC SporU - ·McMaster• a......, lllid hmi!Ure' ' . . MAY' IS -~ - BETTER YOUR LIVING . . MONTH! Piau aewto Add aa extra a...a, .«::IORhi,"Sterage HOGG & .ZUSPAN MATERIALS INCORPORATfD Ia The u..n pf Maion City Phoae SP-15554 · Jllua11 City, W.-Va.• ' . $7.45 - $8.95 are IJJowfrir IIG tli.ADI-IiiS y~~r._wcryt I ·I · .. IM;ORTANt ... . N'f.ICE .. ' ' \. Pi¢ke~~ 'Pqlrlt &nd Hard~are Co. ~iij close ..... "' -..--~. ', the POMEROY '\. I ~totiom -~ · '·,1 ~ .......... I "' « ' , I, I ' ., . YOUI ' 018 ..l.lllltJfllATOI - - ~ rO,w.- KELV~I > ' ntt ~ or M . TIC. STOltE .JIJn~ t~~lt;S7; closing out four years of business in that lo- • Letart. •n4 llrt. lit. ,or ·HAts· ' Mobt St. • b Norril. llou&b speat thl lk- and Mr.. U. l•u•fl's Shoe Store ' Hom~ ot ~na:-b~ ~: ~~~:-:: F.ARM iiiJGJS SOc Shoes ., . . . . . . Witt. Tills Ad Baltimore . . . . . is 22 .371 1 •• .\ ' turk '.... 22 13 .629 2 . . . 21 14 .1100 YOUNGs· MARkET SAVE ' tRilfaioy•o Ih"* ... Our Wlllk-ond IPICial• mean real IGVIOgllo you. Slop In anti Coll~r lot~kl Philadelphia at Ne-w York 2 CI.V.lid LOcal Govttp~J~ent Total Debt llits-ANew u· hs . . ;:dk~~dO~;~ ~~;~.~entl, Mr. . ., •g ays Cl~p Jhi.s Ad and Pl~hor I .... BUCKWHEAT Jane Ntw~l1 1 Cbtabtre, OhlJ, •~m tbe wt.ek end * Hb frlrn~ Mr. and 'MrJ, CUarenu Wild , Coly GOODWILL ~L~I lum.bu • and Mr. and Mrs. Dtb RJfe Mrs. Don BeckQr and' 100 , PorJe. r ud ICn- Ray Broob IDd roy and Mr and M.-11~ Delbert Quitenberry and ' liOn, apent the BeckP.t of~!'ddt~port were Sunday vialtur~ or Mr. and Mr~ E'. 0 . Hen· lin. Llo)'d WU1iam1 al]d Mn. 1 'liiJOI!o lotaJ debt of :6eal aonm bonded debt. fte- flYertlll pubt:e ~ lllft _.j famllr SUbdt)' ry. 'ijoward Re~butf &Dt'llt Monday 11 b'i ()l)lo Jncreded htarl) debt dr~ 1ft l4: eoUnl1et '; eve.ftinJ. Tber tpn:l t¥ wed-; elld Mr and l 1n:. Burnett Little of night at N1tro alter a'ttendin1 the mUlton aoiJan tnt "lear \o JIM. • •J t),Mr &I'm aor heft: tormerly G1il!lmt, f)hto were week \end cummenreml'l1t exertii'eS of · a • record ldah ot t1,6M,()62,781, tbe Grant Bobe fum ntar Colum· "The Slore Contplete'~ guesH or Mr. and Mn Je11e Little. mere ,JG)'~C McDermitt. State Aut:Itor James A. llbode 1 'l1he lte,bt· Ot dtlfl repi-4!tentl bia.. lira Denlll D:mlap, Ft. Pleasant Robert G£ur J:r.• rt. f'leaSlnt • ,' 45..49'% bf tN! total Jfcal iovern -.. 1 DAYS PEa WEEJr •pent Satutday ntght wilh bet par- and Mu. HLrley PoWjlll 6f NltfD :report•. ment debt; .teboot deli:, .C.lO~ : Ueary E. Rift ••d ents, \t:r. ar.d Mrs. Artley 'Blake . ~pent the w~k end w:th Mr. and SchJtJOll paeed the upward eounty debt, 7_..1S._L ~iJit debt, and Punello, Ga• A.M. lo 9 P.M. climb bY lneuaslft.S. thtlr oul- 4.41'lo; townihlp 4C'Ol, 0. 11~ . aad Urt. Charl,eJ Mis• Janire Duncan CQiumbus ~!rs. Rimer vanM~cr Ohio ·•pent the wee)l.t"nd with he~ Gentry noschar bar goneto Day':t'nding debt J-pi)Klmatcly Heip C:tunt~·~ 1PW debt inof St. Al· 441 Lo.iiil St. 'Mlddleporl parent..,·Mr and Mrs Buren Dun: ton to seek c-mp1oymt'llt. taO\i million doUa . City dfiYI creased In .,.,. lo ,l,Q ,W P)1.N of it. ' 150,417.1&8; eount1 debt J20.606- f!ompared 1o f924J2: In 18M. Mr. Karod1 Rl!i of Albany, can. Mr and Mt5. Lawrence Davidson OUI; vllla&e debt $11,048,451 an if wer, ~~:uellh of their pareiita, and ri.aughtPr. Arma, oP carroll, o.. towns)lip debt $347,071. Mr. abd Mra. CUrleR JUte over Mr. ;~nd Mr~ AllJert C('IJUns, Gene The following tabl~ . shOWJ th.e l,f, 1t' tbe: wnll: t'lld, ilnd Andy Hoschnr, Dtt)'ton, Qb1o, total debt o.f lociJ aovefnme t 11 J.. Cly:1e JloNlJ, R:adrHrt caUed on ~r. and Mrs Harold Hysell- and i.n 1940, Hi-'0, JJM and l9M: n IY WILLIAM P. OIIOOIIY ~ uuarln Rife Saturday lillfterhoon. !on, Rutland. Ohio, were calli..& c ounties · - !"'-.., .. " .......,,084.811; Gerald &!:rtou and Har•"a on ..... _ --:-- ... __._..1,.,. "'""' -l .u~n Rf' le Mr .,and· Mrs William Stewart Sun· l~WV, ru...... ,... ~~,;o..,.. .. ,. ""F"'"" mt-rnilt with Cba d $10,9Q9,609; l(l$5, $108,D04.- Wtfcl C.mt.l I" T-.cco ledl i ray. • 167 and JOllA, $120,110tl8&. . ~ • ·•t Tu . ll the lohn aad Jtr.a. 0. K. Rife Mr and fi-n a. A•exander Fox and ... $3~,4b1., ,901•, 19~1.1 ~ ~ Rotd ealied on the CJties.----1040, fam1iy of Nr, welJ accompani!ld Mr. "'"¥' Wheaton and !'red Guen fanns s nd i and Mrs. Lloyd !<~ox ana son, LarJir 381 ·216·0®; l9!i~, ..... U93~,49'.:; at Upland, the reaulta of wlng day even n_i. 1 lome after !pen'lng a week ,,,..,_ and tUM ' 752•438 ·690· ehemicats for •eed control in toMpent ~-~ ~ wltDohthellr " Vlllag.,_ 11140 ....,1.. 817·. · ~~ •"· na d ing relat1v"s at Ne*e!l and East ,_, ~ bacco bed• were demon!Jraled. and •.children. 1930• $38,69'1.$30: ~ t68.8'7 5 l..iverpool. Two themlcab were used In ,llr.• nd )f..n. llonniP W"iam1 Mr. nnd Mrs. l!mor)• Roush. of S?a and l95Q, $7!,.,"'t,02-f. the demon~ri.tlon; Vjpaht and and ton, Rar,dy, 11pent Sunday with ' Lronton, VI!, were calling· on Mr. 195T0ow$"'1 ~1~ ... 9 11940.9!1 !f''I092'7.669,3...,; Ally Alcohol. Both ,w·erQ applied her ptrentl. Mr. and Mrs. Edmond md Mrs. Dallas \Roush over the d 'uto6.,.Q'Oei, 894 · ••· ".~ the mkldle of March and \llOt~ Foat.er. week end. 1 anSchools' _· lD.to:, · •t•·-t,l..·. save good weed tonirol. 'nle rePatly RUe 1a in Caldwell helpinll .John Cooper ~i Ch:rksburg vis· >1' ""-~' ll4 sUits were- 10 promislnj ~lul.t 1 be- ber Biller Uelea Reinhard, and ted Mr. and )frs. Nerl Hew-y • 1950.1. $,283,-SIO,i.sB; !99; '$8HJ, llt>ve chemical ~atlbg of tieds ramUy ' · 002,D't8 anil 19&6,- $698.111,99G;~ ~ will eventulllr fePI~ "'-'ruJ9f· ' --~---:ew dcys th~ paSo we~:k. Discount On . All Be·Jcrly Burns attencted a 4-H Tota-l liMO, ~.'roO,f'l_!; 1H9, R-.I., Chitmlc.ala w.,; 4ppUM AP~ G.RO'VE . . neeting on Monday night at the me.'l~928; 1955. tl.f.,tll3~ tk-lt weed eontrol wU reeured 1 lr fAr"· H•rMrt Roush Your~. Center building in Mason fnd 195!. tt.654,062.'781. Mr. ud iln. Rusaell Routh Up "'It New <Jebt watl crea~ '-by usinll Vapem at the -rate o11 rave a dlnlier Tluanda, eveninf I ~ Y'"' 19... "'~ • 11 ~ v 11 1 " g• ~~~I aplm100" 1- 01 J~l· at their home in h•nor of tlieir Mr and Mrs-. George Burns and moi'e thin t...vke as fait U 'C)}d 1 0 6cft, q lau.~:bter, Cberyl, went to Parkers- debt wall ..td, Rbo"dce Uy,., a... ons of wau:-c or I b burgh on Friday. poTts fr-*i cbuntj ltlditota tbow or where Ally Akobol wu u~. UJ ter, SIW'ou's third birthday Ail • . Mr and \Irs. Arthl!r FlC!k of $139,28().381 li!t boniBI recleeDied lippllcatio, of ·1 .,II11oR Atl~y ~:.f!. P~~nj.;:;' R~~Sb.Do: ~omeroy w.C~ Ctilling; on Mr. and during 19tl6 ,whiJe $300,184JJ'3 ln Aloohol in lOO II ens o Wll er ,......... ·u ...;.. .J. · Slibes $5.01 tind Up. 'drs. Ned H~nh' ~ Saturdl'Y eve- hontk wete Issued.' · fOr • 100 _toot bed. ~~ ~s~:.ih(; ~!:7 Hr~'!'n~ ling • Thlrty~three -eodntleJ reported -0 ~ wort aeUr to. be dOn.!' Mrs. lltrbert ltOWJb and son RoI . Mr. and Mrs. Georae Burhs ·at- no -county.pverilment debt · at vn tlt.e 1118 ot tbeae .two tbemicala aer. ¥r•- Tbom11 Rollins returned ehd7ri a dh.ner a;I~en by )(r, a{ld tJhe end of 19M. Molt o! t~e~ but if )',OU woo:ld Hke . . to try a ltrs. !lobeM Cook of Now Haven have been d_fibt-free fOr h!l(B. t 11 ..._ ••"" bed tr.t t h~ "'b~QA .. "'! rt w v m SBttJ d "'t ' th C Thoy ·••e· · . · "·hlao · d, As ' h' """la. chem4!a 7 ,..eh<<!' . n~ ,o · ¥ .,.~ , .tt ~..~ell· - · a., r a~· eve" ng .or e oq~ tlmn• aJter spi!nding sometime 11 p~lng, you ean u,e elther ~;J· Sund i)les 'Club. AJUglalze, Btlmop.t', · Ci'l!w,ford, pam or MIY Aleohol at the abov.; with her dat.l1hter, Mn. Ott Bo• ., The Good W.Ul qa11s met on Darke, Deft,nce, FultonJ Gallla, r;..tes. 1 belleve yoa will be well t~n. NO. dbOND )IIIDDLI;:POR1 ruesday evYJing at the home of Guernsey, Harrllon Hirtlry, !Uih- satllfied 1fl:tb the re.~ulta, .. 'Mr. and Mn. JUeh!ird Wilson rrleda Henry and ~u:Ued the laSt land, Hoekl.ng, Knox, LlcklrJ.g, Tobtcco Pn-nilon lrnpartuit bave pun:hUed the Russell time lor ,the au'-mor a• . . Ice cream "I• Jne .s, Mia mt • "•-·oe .az~..o •.., • "'obi " e. - Rm.-.sb ptoperf.1 It FnirYiew and tnd rake w.. re- ~ei-Ye6 to tbe !ol· Paulding Perry, Pr6ble,iutnjlm, A stb.ih tilo~ in your tobacco have mOved their f'mily there. ·owing: Clt~.·a Willl.m1s, Lucille Pike, Sandwky, She}Jlf, Van Wert hed wut contain thousands o[ Marton Our11 attended the st.o -'1. Harrls')n, Lauren~ L6Wis, Mabel Wayne, Williama: 4lfl.d WyBniJot. weed it!eds. UnhjiJJ that -elod is sale .1\ Gallipolit Swturday. Mrl. 1RiWtll llouah ar1d dauih• June Burns- and daug}J- Sandusky ~ tbe 4)D1Y hewcom~ ln brok~n Up the themlcal may not ard Mra,. "?erris JustiS the llst, having redeeme4 its ~et pe11etrate lt and tU1 the .-efd ten 0 ~ ~e Slaug'hter 1 pent .and Mrs.• Ned Henry. outstanding bond& in .1956. r.eeC!s. Vap1m end ,Ally Aleo~ol Sunday ~"ooii l wltb Rev. and In 17 -counties .. all 4f the J.own kill only the w;eed. seedl, th =Y Mn. Ed.nfril -orUfith 1t Duhart. Hudson c: McKeesport, Pa. Samuel ltoact1 Sunddy. ships in the are frt'e' troru. wlll not kill :weedJ already trOW· Mra ......... ..:,_,_;. _..._ter of Col•·m· Mr. and Mrs W1Uiam Van Meter 'd ~u ~ Ull .. motored to Huntington Sunday to ing, and in o.rder to kUl .tbe- wte bus and Mrs. Franll: Buck of Antt d th seeda thep must eome lnto -con- tlquitJ: spent SuncJay with Mr. ~a~~~~ exe~~~:ea;a:e;-:r:~l gCaot • ' • tact With the seeds. Th•t il Wby and ii,a. Boy Buck. lege. Thomasi'Ro,eb graduated. Mr. and Mrs, R. D. Hili &ttended it is 10 lmporlant ·to thoroughly Sevei'al from here ealled on All New Styles Those atl:flndin.g th~ the graduatlorf-exerdsH at Char· work the soil before applying tbe Mr. and Mn. Hownd Carpenter Sunda~· at Rock Snriug's sbow ·1teston Frldlly evening When their chemicals. Tbe ' bed lli'lould be at Syracuse· Sunday afternoon lllld Shades and !!Irs. Dnna Lewi~, Mrs. grand~n GREy White graduated. workl!d until it ia in ~hape to when tbey celebrated tkeir 50th Ba ss · ~;~nd !iO n, Kennle; Mr. and Mrs. Beeel;!er CoOper entertained seed the tobacco before the the- Y-'eddlnt annivera&ry. Mrs. Isaac Lewis and son, Dana, the WSCS ot S~lem Center Chufch mical is applied. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert RDusb Mr. Henry and son, Terry, Th1.1srday a1ternoon. _...._ and son and Mr.. H~rold Roush Mrs. fred Lew1s. Mr and Mrs. R.alplt Swan Jr. of Advanl.... of T,..tH B-. called on llr. and .Mrs. Albert Co!lmg on Mr Mrs. Columjus aa anqouncing the birth Chemical treatment Baahaa .lmJ ' Mr. ant ' " ') of a' oQ, 'Mar, -2or •He ftas beQ« the labor invotve4 t~· at Syraeuse iia~~ L Wldiini EUg~llP. Gtandp~· bed aDll wh,t<. il tfiink· iJ ents ·are Mr. and Mrs. w. R. Swan advantage It enables you to and Mr. ami Mrs. Grlrfitb of Leadtobaeco lied close to your Anna Collet and ing Creek. 1.n_ouse. Wheii you h~vc your bed by MAJ!X ' l·d•·en To11ia ;md J . C. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Simpkins close to the house, 'fo.u can wa ' Charles Allensworth <~ttended a were when needed, use Wlldtu~ ·. dinner givt-~ by h1s parents Mr . end. at th.Pir f:p-m over the week 1f"r Blue Mold control methods Mrs. Cnl'l Allensworth at Midand I Miss Wll!l!a Johnson vla'ited her pay attention' to how the plants dleport Sunday. . NO CHARGE FOR ALTERING brother, E!ttOry Johnson and tam· sre growing. Leona Wamsley vis:ted Julih. Ed· ily1 rerently. · Wh t b •·d I• wards at New Haven. Sun~ay. Mr and :Mrs. G. H. Russell and en your o acca. U'C • Mrs. Lou1s Harms aud M~s. Ar· granddaughter of Columbua are back on the bill, wheM the wo,, I thur Pl_ttm an _of .'folerlo spe~t the vlaitin.ll: Mr. find Mn. Wt\rley Fran.. for burnlng is, 11ometimes It's week end w1th Mrs Addle Edand other Criends anti relatlvts. neglected and you can't have a 1 wards. 'fhey attimJ.etl graduation ,y;,;,te<I_Ii!onclay wlth her aurit good crop of toba~o unles!i q;ood exerclses at Wahlim'a. H. J, plants are gro~ In the bed. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Bumgardner Pomeroy, Ohio F•rm Youth Snow •, ~nd sun, GaJvin, L~ip!ilc, Ohio vii· The Fanp Sho~ ~nerA: ited Mr. ttnd Mr~ Buran Duncan Committee 'ftlursday this night tO ' year's Farm :.L.~ show Will be ~1. general M' the 1 FriiDAY OIHI.SA1U.RDAY ONLY PtiUatielphla at NeW YorkHaddli: 3-3 vs Miller 0-1 BrOoklyn ~t Pltbbur,ib-New combe 4--3 vs Kline t)-ft . CHicagO> at Mllwautee-Drott 3-4 .vs Btihl 2-1 ., . New \ END · SALE Pittibitra:h J Brooklyn ' 2, 11 inns. .nigh\ MJJw•ukee 1 Chieinn~t! 0 night St. Lbuls S ChiCIJO ) n!Mbt r POMEROY MOTOR CO. 1olo<11ho ltom1 you need whll• prl .., are 1-ablo. u Ill I ManIey Gets . N0.•H)•tt-er• 210 Del Ray Coupe, one owner and very low mileage E MAl\' S'I'IH:fi:T 9 Ph1l:adeJpllla 18 New Yort 6 night v• 1955 CHEVROlET· .. ·······"····· 1· · $1545 the Tai Uoo,.t,s~;;;~i'u~~1 open for th'e pa Itse JI!De Tu llnquent ~es. Bookl elose July 1, 1957. 71,2 Tu•ld.Y• l&lultii I Only 1500 miles, Healer, Light blue finish , 8 cyl. 2 door. . 3~ ~- , • Reol &tale Owuert 2'• .(100 \ Clifton Noll<e Mefi• CollllcY •. .,... sioo between the team and· At- PJ.n~Umatl ..... 2d. tJ :a · It hs fan• wi11 -tlgflt" itul he veri· Brooklyn . . . . . 21 II .118 2 IM-d •phllln& aM other lJuultit•<~ PNb•ll,t• PltlcMn Cleveland at Chlcijo-Wynll _BY TIM MORIARTY to eo••sult WarrP.n Spahn. ' The Jackets go~ another ,l.n tlt; 5-S vs Hirshman :t-t Kans~ City at bef.rolt--Duhm Untt.d Pr•ss Sporh WrJt.,. Sin('{' mov.ng west with the old ~ourt,_ and went anto Ks 8-'7 tea 1here nrc any ~{,e,dbers of the- Boston Bra"es to M11whukee fOur 1m the top of the flttb, th~b held D-a Vs- .Btinnln1 ~-1 . NeW~ork , at Wasblnaton-Stur and the G1anh harbotina yeare agn !,.pahn has prove'd he for the victory. divint 3-2 Ramos 3·3 about tht>Jr propueil Jl' just 0 ; good pitching on tift Athens• five first innl)lk runs Baltimore at Boaton-Ceccarflli to California, they ought shores of Lr.ke Michigan as he cam.e on CliJC hit batter, .uU:~e hits was dunng his youn11er daya: on three walks and a Ja~ket error. 0-1 vs s~ s-o O•mtt de banks or the Charlell Rivet. Its two-run addition follbwe(l ~ Clevelah.dThund-v•s at Cbic•go 2 The wily 36--year-old soutHpaw double, two stnales arid a stol6.l Kanns City at DetrOit 2 hooked up w•th CincinnaU's )'OlJng base. . • Don Gro!t11 In nn ol1 • !asblfne<ll In the thlrd inning Cor Mid New Ydrk at Woshlnlilton J pitching due,l Tuesday dilh at die port To\)lmY Davii led .orr Baltimote •t Boston 2 INfliitNATIONA~ LEAGUI M~lwbultee. Groat _hi1d ' .a nO-bit, 1 with ~ wallt, Hlndy walked, ~bwW L Pet. GB Ron Manley of the ~enatDrs' IJt- · n~·run game gomg until the 1les nled to lett, and, Nel.!)on iJhl· Buffalo . . . . . . . 21 )3 .618 o tie League ~aseball team pitched a e1ghth lnnl~g when Bobby Thorn- J:!l_ed scoring Davis. Bob Hennesy Rlt'hmond . . . 24 15 .81G 0 no-hitter at the Red Sox TuesdaY son led off .he frame wtth a triple !lied out, Jr. Kennedy was _r.lt even!ng and wo.:1 hl.s first game of a~d l.ater scored on Frank Totre'l' and Ed Crooks aingled scormg Toronto . . . . . . 21 15 .&83 ·1 20 18 .528 3 the ~c:~'so n 5-3. smgl.. to Jlr\'e Spahr. and the Hindy and Nel.ton. 'l'bte, rUns .O'l Miami . Columbm . . . 17 22 .4:36 8'A 1-11~ mates collected only one Braves a 1·0 \-ICtory. to,yo hl! batters, two walks, two . . . . . 17 22 .436 &lh Havana . . The B , h1ts, w1th three le(t on. hit off the opposing pitcher Gll 1 Rochester . 17 42S 7 key. 1t was. a home run by R~nql; them to r~::e ~ft~t!:ph all~wed In the fourth Dav:s agnln lt>d MOntreal . . . . li 23 23 .378 8lk 2 Carr W:alka in the rir~t inning by of ce tU '1 IUUp~s a walk. Hlndy forced Twsd•y's R••ults Mani(>y un~ an error-·m- the fifth wttCI~ 8'~ulfn~~!,~nl~at~~ 1I) second .and , 'BoWles forced 1 JDnlllg let m thrt>e Red Sox runs. who dropp('d g 12 it I f!rs, at second . .Nel"on waa safe Rochester 4 Montreal 3 8 'l'oronto 5 Bq!hlo Sim1l:J.r sh_enn~Jmgans by the Red clsion to th~ P~tt~b~r h -~~ang <Je· on an erro~ and Bowles scored. RichrMnd f Columbus 3 Sox In the ftrst and second Innings other Nahot~al Loagu! nilht ~~~ Hennesy flied Ollt. One run Jn Miami 5 Havanna 4, H.1 mnings brought In ftve Senator runs. Larry Jackson pitched the no hit!. . . . Wuo~y Cnll's Indians took their Louis Cardmals to a 5-l trl St. In the b1g fifth when 10 m~ n DONCASTER, Eng: UP-Briti!lh. f1rst v1ctor.v of the season 8-4 be· over the Chtcago Cub!>! ·and u~h: came to bat Crooks walked. Mt:· heayywelatrt: chatnJiiOn Joe Era· 1 hJDd the slugsinp, or Charle& Bush Phlllles Whipped the 01• t tb B Comas W!IS' hit by GaskiU, WaY· kine scored a· 1~-rottnd dedsaion ; 81lfl Micky Morris and Johnny Sing. Chltox U.Wr. ~~: s, · · land slfli)ed !lcoi'ing Crooks Dll· aver Peter hates TtlestJay nisht at or's pitclun~;: in the olhi!r Tuesday vis .t~nned but Hindy was safe on tile Donf!a!ller Race Track. game. In American Lneue action, the a , (ietaer'.s choice. A1•cordln g to manager Kat Hin- White Sox retaiued their two-tame Bowles singled Wa;vi!lnd horr.c dy of the Stnaton, youne Manley hold tm first place by downing the and Nelson walked. Heni'iesy si.•· "has everything• 'includlnJ a falrt Athletics, 3-1; the Indians shade!d gled Hindy and Bowles home and ball that s)~:rJes "I'm trying to the 'hJt~rs 4-3, And the Yankeoes tben Kennedy walked. Crooks tiP bring him alone right, with proper scored th~l!!e fUDS in Hae lOth Jnn- for t}).e aecond ' time. ground~d worm ups and treque11t ann exer- lng to deleDt the Reci Sox:, •8-5. clut. FoUr runs on three hits clsln,;::,'' Hlndy 8::1 1d. He added: Balthr.ore l11d Wa.shm.l!'ton were •tbte~ and onf hit batter. ' "That lO·rear old kid throws a not scheduled. ball a.~ hord as I do." It:::,~~; oos 14o 0-8 1 z Hindy wlis a former star OVA AtbeDI . . . . . . ~ 000 0--7 9 ~ anr. profeulooal pltcher Batteries, M1<1dleporl, Hindy troubles put him Jn in.~a Way},ln~. Athefts, Baldwin (LP), Gasklll (S' antt Evans. 1957 FORD · · · · · '· · ·: · · · · ·: · · ·· · · · · $2095 I. fe~:St ~~fto:~JY~e OO~o~t IY UNITED ... iU NA ftONAL ~I ..CII/1 1 _ Vf L Pet. G• ~"" t7 play home games at Reedsville." ' Now reiin!•Je iuformnt;on Is that Sundnv ~tnd repC'rted his shoulder no new ro<;(l, or any road at all, tree ofJlam. Then there 1, 11.•,,, will 'w put ll •rough their diamond. Baldy 'ald..-rson's tantellzing "'slidThey 'd hkE' lo bf Co<~b J!le again mg stuff to follow nlck'l' fast bad. I don't blame them OVA manager~ I mllfhl 1tf well completely cover will havlj r:oerely to go thr\)ugh lhe Coolvil't front whlJe there. thl'lr sched ule and write Coolville Phil Boylu, t71'e::tr-old athlete whiO'rc Reed~· tile now ts. of Easterh rame, and risht llelder Jn('t dent.'llly, If Dkl.. Spencer's lot the OVA Coolvillites, says Gerarm ro ntlnu ps to roun(l into shape aid lhbbce I; as vrllanil-ed two enlook ror Crolvilli ~ ~ be plentY thuslasUc LJHI'e League clubs in tough Tbey'•Je got a mund young cOolvilte ar.d ha~ ral~ed the $200 cl ub wt.Jc~ will be strengthened ante to put the boys m the Belpre soon by the return or the great league. Georgt" Ruth. now starring in centerfleld for t he Unh•,•rsily of CinBelr,~re ~uc• it diUerenlly. A club c1nnat1. pays that 8 '•1U ror entry, and ln reSpencer h1mself h11d a promis· turn rE'ceive~ Its uniforms and o'th· ing tryoul •,:,ith ~he Cl eve-land In· er needed ~quipmellt Not bad. diana a cuul)Je oi years ago after Bibbee has 40 boys working out. he c11me ou! of the service. The ~~~{vM~:t t-ad either -N ice golns 26-ye;.r-old !ta r pitched several in· nlngs to Jnrlianapulis batter-s and camt' out on top A sore arm has held h•m olown rmn;Iy bul he ResulhJ w· ing from the Athen.s beneh. "not too much more than uaU.tiJ • for a baseball Jame of that Clnd (champ1onshlp). Jte adrr\lttl!tl t~ _..!!~ game ten· club from t I · ' . I s nceptwn in the 1957 organization, bot ld I ·•lid co·ntest to ttk• th ' Reedsvlll e beeause horne games were t·o '-· In that C t t ue orthern "and Soblhetn ivision oun Y. o:-vn, now ~s Coolville again. or the StOAL and tame out ra _ If this ~s conf~stng don't let it throw you. Jnsi.de wlieels ahead ot Coach l!!d ltpnno1i"s boy~ the Coolvtlle- R~ed~vil_le group bad planned on being ~~~~~~~~~~and their high !Othool-aged rans in l?ille from th~ tiegmmng. Then it appeared the State SC'IIIes meuurinr Sportsmanship. Department mtended t 1 r1 . o pu a new road through their Acr.ordina: ' to ..e tled lepom. vtlle djamond. They said, "We 'll have to be Reedsville ind a laree group of flultdok lan:>. ;:;;:;;i~p~•~to~he~d~•~i'~'n~n~in~g~,~n~f~f•~ne~b~all I Bull og F'atts Give Animal Show Of Its --:-BaseLaif--w_~~~~r-~~..~·n:i•·y~~ Manners In Post•Game Riot Of Insults . ro~::\~~,··.~ DESK SPORTS - . • • ·, ·sEOAl Cham \ YW~ : .. .. . • ...,. ':"!!Jtl!ll.....'!i!'!l'lll••-.,.~ . .,... . T ' ' ' '~ ' )"16~~~. TR!! ft~t-.! ~ITY; W. V.A.; stor: will ~o~tinue to ' remain open ~ LUMIIII. llawra•to pt'ICH oft el•lr, kiln dr'-d lumber. At llttlo ,._ s~rve you o~· a}wp y!i..Co,t;plete stol::ks will be mainCity, !ocq~io •• r r . n. .a no our hiel')dS • and ·CUStomers . t~eir .patronage pt t~e West Virginia stQre. I • . 1:1 ... ' 7c lin. ft. liat ,6~0 • 15, fl!a •M611Plymouthi, l'l>rch, Cli....,loN, Hllllsoni, Ntlshlo inti, llldl- llakort .- i!verxbne for the tlice bu,sines~ that ... '· l~, . dwing ·th~past four years a!)d we will · , favor us with Your P.a· · ~· .•~~. tue :Mo~n· ¢.itY store. , ' IEUIGERAtOI ' - ALlJ.INUM - Ftlii!R, • ,.,....... =-~ GuS$ ' ltuNy, wll ,.,.., ttrvctN. Cem. ...... ZIIO COLD' illnils :················.' $8)Jhp STIP LADDIIS ' wmt HUGE MADE .. ,...,_ I Jc •1· It, 1m11 on Mott P11reho1t1 -NOW. ONLY' S0ftln ~h.;lr Coven , FLOORING ....... \.,Coolello · Bud Abt,oq ~ Lo~ .;.Ptft.SNe:r·&271 - • MDLII 'tltAt' GIIDST - tHU~I.·PRt. ·MAY 3NI Momorloi liar s,..tol IMI Rlchatd ~..,# 4"1• Pelero ·. A 1111.11 NWD PITIR ( Ci nema-o~ '" TeetiMcolor) ~Ito-- , fHI LWiN'ci IWAMP (Out~tandln, F'eatuette ta Tecbn1color • Clptmastcn>e) . ' ' '11, .,.. . ,.(; "'JJr-t . FOR FREE "i~TiMATE ' I I Middf-.b .. Dtt;jt. Store. · .liuet .\ qooa P~ To Tnd•" . M"mo,LEPORT, olrto ...,•.., ,... $47US, ~~!_f!t. $100.011 · .. ~Wftl.wj . Vdlanee Fino CIUIIIty. Plnlthtd or unflnl•htd. All ltyl ... In 1tock. '1111 ,..,.. .. I . �--· ' ~Dall)l' ~Unel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., May 29, 1957 Fig#li.Results The Dally Sentinel Ja., Luis Cotialla-. Tn., knock.d P•l•rJto Mo~. 127 171. . TO Coach Swackhamer and His / • CfiAMPIONSHIP USEBALL · TEAM HEADQUARTERS For MaeGREGOR Sporting Equipment Used By Our CHAMPIONSHIP BASEBALl. TEAM Louisville Sluuer Bats MaeGr~gor Ballo & Glove• Fish Worms . , ... 15< doz. Night Cnwlers .• Z9c doz. THE SPORTS CENTER ll BY cHit TANNiHtLL By Chrt Tannehill . CONGRATULATIONS Authorlud MK1r•1t0r SPOrting Gooch O..ltr Mill St. Mlddloport , There's been a " paper change.., in the ·Ohio Vlille) tion Baseb~IJ League already. Reedsville basleally 1 S,om ldhar Middlept.trt'& Yetl<nf Jacte·e d h L • prove- l CPI9l' 1ves enwlbPions on three fronts Tuesda1 altefot10on ir. Shle Clas 5 A ~asebalt, SdtJth· j_ ea~tU!rh Ohio Cl~ AA aseua 1 and in Ameriranisnt. ~her•·stod Athens H1'gh s-'hool ' ~ " tb Gross Dr Mll!l'> ukeo .... 11 aclionl by AtRens· fans. ~... luu..-.,erl.dent ob'ierterl a" h ~ 10 Id the Dill • ~ame Y "ent1nel i re quent shouted reAOUs ftl-e rhld" dutiniJ the game to Mlddltc>Ort'S •wo Negro stars, James Bq,wle '> an~Bobby Nelson, and to othet Jae t players~ for being in in soeta ion with them. 'the object wat ,so to unnerv• baited on by mot"e than h.ormal the Jlcket players 58 tlier woUld' narne ealllng fi'om the Athens looae. bench during the tame, foHoWed They didn't lose b f 1 ; the J.acltet.tearn to its b"· ' u t w lJ ~ spittln•~ ..nloJe, and msultmt team members, With :Bo,.le!i off th' mo\ind Only the str011gest self fontrol frofn A sore al'm, obYiously A ~ r~ by pl~yers and strl_M dlselp~ine suit or hls great tournament by Mtddl!;!:port scb~l officials ! work in three •nd one-half games prevented a post-gatne r1ot, oMer- I nf reglohal and finals play Dave ne!·" by spawn or the, plreil.Js WhJ 1 Hlndy went all tbe way ~gaihst hukle the mor~ls and senHlbil!t~c!l 1 Athens In the play-off that mal h ~r one or O~lo s great universities I the Jackets the top team ln Soutli Jt was Nnsade!·ed pDllce mfihl eash;rn Ohio class AA as well Js !:ave to l>e sUmmoned. State Class A tbamplons. HowN·~r . 'oral schob1 offlctalo; Hmdy fanned thl-etl, walked who were reluctant to comm~nl five pnd h,j.t One baiter. Meil·· on the dfair succeeded Jn getting while two Attiefl~ 91U.het!J: struc~ h ,1 J t•• ~ lk' • 't·' t c Yello~ Jacket squad on .the out on Y on,e ac ~; wa eo 11 x, bus. It quickly pulled BWa)'. , and hit four. Coach Noiln Stilclchamer qUesMiddleport left 12 bn base, A' Honed thJs mornin& about ihe in hens six. The Jackets eOminltJe..! cident said there was name ell'· two errors, Athenl thre!. 1 Athen• jumped IntO' 1 flve run lead In the first innin( IQd ad1ed u. two II" I run! ~it lho llot· , tom of the third Alter Middlt!port 1 · . . . - T0 I ops 2..Hit DeciSIOD Spahn Of Milwaukee; Lead Cbt t~~{·f.~~lt~ ·~.~· ~~~:~:~~~ If ' · ,. iol obia . . . 20 11 .111 f.tJUii!l ... ... 11 18 ..4ft Ne-w York . '... lG 1:1 ,41:0 Chte•~o • . . . . . . 11 ia .8$3 Pittsburih . \. . ID 1M .1fU heater, high rubber, all vinyl plasUc intenor, ltght gree~ frmsh. 1954 OLDSMOBILE · · · · · .. ·· ·· · · · · ·· · $1845 Really a sharp o~e, 98 - 4 door Special, 2 tone, healer, radio~ hydramat1c, power steering and -power bntkes. 18 WWM.dilys , ........ ,. PO~'U: R O Y, H . equcdly good , ' . Brookll'n oi Pltistiu>gh' 2 CtJteago at MilWaukee 2 Cincibnatl ai St. Louis 2 AMI.ttAN LUGU* W L Pet. G' Chlceio . . . . . . 2;t 10 .89'7 Booton . . . . . . 19 iu Detroit ....... 18 1~ xa~s~ ttl; . . . 1~ 2q 1100 .488 .4119 a t ~' ' ' Washln&ton , . . 1a 28 .30Ci 14 II • .TuOadjova 1!-liivltt New York 8 Bostbb S. 10 inn• Chicago 3 KaMas City 1 Cl(v.oland ' D1trolt 3 wec~~rs ' ARRGW1S Bree'te Ccltching :, ., "111-Woy Slilrt ,-•a• \ You're 'the most comfurtable guy in town when you're wearing Arrow's answer to llie . humidity. Just 1~ 'U1 op~n-we~ve Bl·Way shirt will) short sleeves and see. lt dresses Itself up.for business, rei axe~ Witb a lUck cit-lis Bl-Way collar and you're ·at ease~ Get .this neat.fltUna, Sanforized open·weave shirt In ivhile, blue, co(!\ gree!IIJi. tan. In ~~s J:r1 ~o 1~. ; ... ._r:--, .. """"__.......... ~ '· Otbera lrdm 1f!.85 ~ DOWN IE-~OSS~ . htct~ Artow Sh!i'l• ........ To $5.00 $i.OO biscou~t Ori. ·ADAM - • · •'I PARKER $a.9s •• .$3.95 . r-~~----------~~~~· ~'~"~·-----~--~· WASH. N' WEAR SLACKS - ·~~ a.,. Pear.,. 8\lnday wltb llr. and Mi'l. Albe:n Peanor~ , BiWn. Yv.,nd, llelney of Cotumbul Jpent the weebnd with ~r pllr· ~tntl . Mr. and -..~. RaJ JWI.Mij-. Mr. tM ""· Sid~teY COd'pl'!ntrr an rl tdlll. t;ot Unrpqol. t-allt!l Dn GeorJe th)'IJli.D, Sunday . MADI AiSIITANT P"'l"'r,.;,'SB;;;VRGH UP - Hamr Gilmer, quart.orbKt undentudy tG Bobby l.Ayoe with the Detroit lJODll, has J:leeu. named bKII:fleld usiltant OOioch by the Pitbbureb Sttelers of tlie NatiOnal Football Leape, ~Ueeteediol B11Uet Bill D11dley, wbo ba• rulgned to devott fttU time lo hii lnJUranee IMI• lnen. ATIIUTI-ED RALBlGH, N. C. UP - Lennie Roaeabluth. AllAmerican bubt· ball ~t•r fr(I!D Nortb .Carolina, bas beiln !J'amed "Atnlet.f Of the Yetr" In tb~ Mla~atic Cout Coftfeunee. Rotenblutb, who I~ ~ Tar HHitl to an qn&f~ate.d ~euon •nd tbe national cl:IJJipwnd!lp, received 202 ' or i. possible. 245 pOints in a ..u eondu<'.-.1 bjo the ACC SporU - ·McMaster• a......, lllid hmi!Ure' ' . . MAY' IS -~ - BETTER YOUR LIVING . . MONTH! Piau aewto Add aa extra a...a, .«::IORhi,"Sterage HOGG & .ZUSPAN MATERIALS INCORPORATfD Ia The u..n pf Maion City Phoae SP-15554 · Jllua11 City, W.-Va.• ' . $7.45 - $8.95 are IJJowfrir IIG tli.ADI-IiiS y~~r._wcryt I ·I · .. IM;ORTANt ... . N'f.ICE .. ' ' \. Pi¢ke~~ 'Pqlrlt &nd Hard~are Co. ~iij close ..... "' -..--~. ', the POMEROY '\. I ~totiom -~ · '·,1 ~ .......... I "' « ' , I, I ' ., . YOUI ' 018 ..l.lllltJfllATOI - - ~ rO,w.- KELV~I > ' ntt ~ or M . TIC. STOltE .JIJn~ t~~lt;S7; closing out four years of business in that lo- • Letart. •n4 llrt. lit. ,or ·HAts· ' Mobt St. • b Norril. llou&b speat thl lk- and Mr.. U. l•u•fl's Shoe Store ' Hom~ ot ~na:-b~ ~: ~~~:-:: F.ARM iiiJGJS SOc Shoes ., . . . . . . Witt. Tills Ad Baltimore . . . . . is 22 .371 1 •• .\ ' turk '.... 22 13 .629 2 . . . 21 14 .1100 YOUNGs· MARkET SAVE ' tRilfaioy•o Ih"* ... Our Wlllk-ond IPICial• mean real IGVIOgllo you. Slop In anti Coll~r lot~kl Philadelphia at Ne-w York 2 CI.V.lid LOcal Govttp~J~ent Total Debt llits-ANew u· hs . . ;:dk~~dO~;~ ~~;~.~entl, Mr. . ., •g ays Cl~p Jhi.s Ad and Pl~hor I .... BUCKWHEAT Jane Ntw~l1 1 Cbtabtre, OhlJ, •~m tbe wt.ek end * Hb frlrn~ Mr. and 'MrJ, CUarenu Wild , Coly GOODWILL ~L~I lum.bu • and Mr. and Mrs. Dtb RJfe Mrs. Don BeckQr and' 100 , PorJe. r ud ICn- Ray Broob IDd roy and Mr and M.-11~ Delbert Quitenberry and ' liOn, apent the BeckP.t of~!'ddt~port were Sunday vialtur~ or Mr. and Mr~ E'. 0 . Hen· lin. Llo)'d WU1iam1 al]d Mn. 1 'liiJOI!o lotaJ debt of :6eal aonm bonded debt. fte- flYertlll pubt:e ~ lllft _.j famllr SUbdt)' ry. 'ijoward Re~butf &Dt'llt Monday 11 b'i ()l)lo Jncreded htarl) debt dr~ 1ft l4: eoUnl1et '; eve.ftinJ. Tber tpn:l t¥ wed-; elld Mr and l 1n:. Burnett Little of night at N1tro alter a'ttendin1 the mUlton aoiJan tnt "lear \o JIM. • •J t),Mr &I'm aor heft: tormerly G1il!lmt, f)hto were week \end cummenreml'l1t exertii'eS of · a • record ldah ot t1,6M,()62,781, tbe Grant Bobe fum ntar Colum· "The Slore Contplete'~ guesH or Mr. and Mn Je11e Little. mere ,JG)'~C McDermitt. State Aut:Itor James A. llbode 1 'l1he lte,bt· Ot dtlfl repi-4!tentl bia.. lira Denlll D:mlap, Ft. Pleasant Robert G£ur J:r.• rt. f'leaSlnt • ,' 45..49'% bf tN! total Jfcal iovern -.. 1 DAYS PEa WEEJr •pent Satutday ntght wilh bet par- and Mu. HLrley PoWjlll 6f NltfD :report•. ment debt; .teboot deli:, .C.lO~ : Ueary E. Rift ••d ents, \t:r. ar.d Mrs. Artley 'Blake . ~pent the w~k end w:th Mr. and SchJtJOll paeed the upward eounty debt, 7_..1S._L ~iJit debt, and Punello, Ga• A.M. lo 9 P.M. climb bY lneuaslft.S. thtlr oul- 4.41'lo; townihlp 4C'Ol, 0. 11~ . aad Urt. Charl,eJ Mis• Janire Duncan CQiumbus ~!rs. Rimer vanM~cr Ohio ·•pent the wee)l.t"nd with he~ Gentry noschar bar goneto Day':t'nding debt J-pi)Klmatcly Heip C:tunt~·~ 1PW debt inof St. Al· 441 Lo.iiil St. 'Mlddleporl parent..,·Mr and Mrs Buren Dun: ton to seek c-mp1oymt'llt. taO\i million doUa . City dfiYI creased In .,.,. lo ,l,Q ,W P)1.N of it. ' 150,417.1&8; eount1 debt J20.606- f!ompared 1o f924J2: In 18M. Mr. Karod1 Rl!i of Albany, can. Mr and Mt5. Lawrence Davidson OUI; vllla&e debt $11,048,451 an if wer, ~~:uellh of their pareiita, and ri.aughtPr. Arma, oP carroll, o.. towns)lip debt $347,071. Mr. abd Mra. CUrleR JUte over Mr. ;~nd Mr~ AllJert C('IJUns, Gene The following tabl~ . shOWJ th.e l,f, 1t' tbe: wnll: t'lld, ilnd Andy Hoschnr, Dtt)'ton, Qb1o, total debt o.f lociJ aovefnme t 11 J.. Cly:1e JloNlJ, R:adrHrt caUed on ~r. and Mrs Harold Hysell- and i.n 1940, Hi-'0, JJM and l9M: n IY WILLIAM P. OIIOOIIY ~ uuarln Rife Saturday lillfterhoon. !on, Rutland. Ohio, were calli..& c ounties · - !"'-.., .. " .......,,084.811; Gerald &!:rtou and Har•"a on ..... _ --:-- ... __._..1,.,. "'""' -l .u~n Rf' le Mr .,and· Mrs William Stewart Sun· l~WV, ru...... ,... ~~,;o..,.. .. ,. ""F"'"" mt-rnilt with Cba d $10,9Q9,609; l(l$5, $108,D04.- Wtfcl C.mt.l I" T-.cco ledl i ray. • 167 and JOllA, $120,110tl8&. . ~ • ·•t Tu . ll the lohn aad Jtr.a. 0. K. Rife Mr and fi-n a. A•exander Fox and ... $3~,4b1., ,901•, 19~1.1 ~ ~ Rotd ealied on the CJties.----1040, fam1iy of Nr, welJ accompani!ld Mr. "'"¥' Wheaton and !'red Guen fanns s nd i and Mrs. Lloyd !<~ox ana son, LarJir 381 ·216·0®; l9!i~, ..... U93~,49'.:; at Upland, the reaulta of wlng day even n_i. 1 lome after !pen'lng a week ,,,..,_ and tUM ' 752•438 ·690· ehemicats for •eed control in toMpent ~-~ ~ wltDohthellr " Vlllag.,_ 11140 ....,1.. 817·. · ~~ •"· na d ing relat1v"s at Ne*e!l and East ,_, ~ bacco bed• were demon!Jraled. and •.children. 1930• $38,69'1.$30: ~ t68.8'7 5 l..iverpool. Two themlcab were used In ,llr.• nd )f..n. llonniP W"iam1 Mr. nnd Mrs. l!mor)• Roush. of S?a and l95Q, $7!,.,"'t,02-f. the demon~ri.tlon; Vjpaht and and ton, Rar,dy, 11pent Sunday with ' Lronton, VI!, were calling· on Mr. 195T0ow$"'1 ~1~ ... 9 11940.9!1 !f''I092'7.669,3...,; Ally Alcohol. Both ,w·erQ applied her ptrentl. Mr. and Mrs. Edmond md Mrs. Dallas \Roush over the d 'uto6.,.Q'Oei, 894 · ••· ".~ the mkldle of March and \llOt~ Foat.er. week end. 1 anSchools' _· lD.to:, · •t•·-t,l..·. save good weed tonirol. 'nle rePatly RUe 1a in Caldwell helpinll .John Cooper ~i Ch:rksburg vis· >1' ""-~' ll4 sUits were- 10 promislnj ~lul.t 1 be- ber Biller Uelea Reinhard, and ted Mr. and )frs. Nerl Hew-y • 1950.1. $,283,-SIO,i.sB; !99; '$8HJ, llt>ve chemical ~atlbg of tieds ramUy ' · 002,D't8 anil 19&6,- $698.111,99G;~ ~ will eventulllr fePI~ "'-'ruJ9f· ' --~---:ew dcys th~ paSo we~:k. Discount On . All Be·Jcrly Burns attencted a 4-H Tota-l liMO, ~.'roO,f'l_!; 1H9, R-.I., Chitmlc.ala w.,; 4ppUM AP~ G.RO'VE . . neeting on Monday night at the me.'l~928; 1955. tl.f.,tll3~ tk-lt weed eontrol wU reeured 1 lr fAr"· H•rMrt Roush Your~. Center building in Mason fnd 195!. tt.654,062.'781. Mr. ud iln. Rusaell Routh Up "'It New <Jebt watl crea~ '-by usinll Vapem at the -rate o11 rave a dlnlier Tluanda, eveninf I ~ Y'"' 19... "'~ • 11 ~ v 11 1 " g• ~~~I aplm100" 1- 01 J~l· at their home in h•nor of tlieir Mr and Mrs-. George Burns and moi'e thin t...vke as fait U 'C)}d 1 0 6cft, q lau.~:bter, Cberyl, went to Parkers- debt wall ..td, Rbo"dce Uy,., a... ons of wau:-c or I b burgh on Friday. poTts fr-*i cbuntj ltlditota tbow or where Ally Akobol wu u~. UJ ter, SIW'ou's third birthday Ail • . Mr and \Irs. Arthl!r FlC!k of $139,28().381 li!t boniBI recleeDied lippllcatio, of ·1 .,II11oR Atl~y ~:.f!. P~~nj.;:;' R~~Sb.Do: ~omeroy w.C~ Ctilling; on Mr. and during 19tl6 ,whiJe $300,184JJ'3 ln Aloohol in lOO II ens o Wll er ,......... ·u ...;.. .J. · Slibes $5.01 tind Up. 'drs. Ned H~nh' ~ Saturdl'Y eve- hontk wete Issued.' · fOr • 100 _toot bed. ~~ ~s~:.ih(; ~!:7 Hr~'!'n~ ling • Thlrty~three -eodntleJ reported -0 ~ wort aeUr to. be dOn.!' Mrs. lltrbert ltOWJb and son RoI . Mr. and Mrs. Georae Burhs ·at- no -county.pverilment debt · at vn tlt.e 1118 ot tbeae .two tbemicala aer. ¥r•- Tbom11 Rollins returned ehd7ri a dh.ner a;I~en by )(r, a{ld tJhe end of 19M. Molt o! t~e~ but if )',OU woo:ld Hke . . to try a ltrs. !lobeM Cook of Now Haven have been d_fibt-free fOr h!l(B. t 11 ..._ ••"" bed tr.t t h~ "'b~QA .. "'! rt w v m SBttJ d "'t ' th C Thoy ·••e· · . · "·hlao · d, As ' h' """la. chem4!a 7 ,..eh<<!' . n~ ,o · ¥ .,.~ , .tt ~..~ell· - · a., r a~· eve" ng .or e oq~ tlmn• aJter spi!nding sometime 11 p~lng, you ean u,e elther ~;J· Sund i)les 'Club. AJUglalze, Btlmop.t', · Ci'l!w,ford, pam or MIY Aleohol at the abov.; with her dat.l1hter, Mn. Ott Bo• ., The Good W.Ul qa11s met on Darke, Deft,nce, FultonJ Gallla, r;..tes. 1 belleve yoa will be well t~n. NO. dbOND )IIIDDLI;:POR1 ruesday evYJing at the home of Guernsey, Harrllon Hirtlry, !Uih- satllfied 1fl:tb the re.~ulta, .. 'Mr. and Mn. JUeh!ird Wilson rrleda Henry and ~u:Ued the laSt land, Hoekl.ng, Knox, LlcklrJ.g, Tobtcco Pn-nilon lrnpartuit bave pun:hUed the Russell time lor ,the au'-mor a• . . Ice cream "I• Jne .s, Mia mt • "•-·oe .az~..o •.., • "'obi " e. - Rm.-.sb ptoperf.1 It FnirYiew and tnd rake w.. re- ~ei-Ye6 to tbe !ol· Paulding Perry, Pr6ble,iutnjlm, A stb.ih tilo~ in your tobacco have mOved their f'mily there. ·owing: Clt~.·a Willl.m1s, Lucille Pike, Sandwky, She}Jlf, Van Wert hed wut contain thousands o[ Marton Our11 attended the st.o -'1. Harrls')n, Lauren~ L6Wis, Mabel Wayne, Williama: 4lfl.d WyBniJot. weed it!eds. UnhjiJJ that -elod is sale .1\ Gallipolit Swturday. Mrl. 1RiWtll llouah ar1d dauih• June Burns- and daug}J- Sandusky ~ tbe 4)D1Y hewcom~ ln brok~n Up the themlcal may not ard Mra,. "?erris JustiS the llst, having redeeme4 its ~et pe11etrate lt and tU1 the .-efd ten 0 ~ ~e Slaug'hter 1 pent .and Mrs.• Ned Henry. outstanding bond& in .1956. r.eeC!s. Vap1m end ,Ally Aleo~ol Sunday ~"ooii l wltb Rev. and In 17 -counties .. all 4f the J.own kill only the w;eed. seedl, th =Y Mn. Ed.nfril -orUfith 1t Duhart. Hudson c: McKeesport, Pa. Samuel ltoact1 Sunddy. ships in the are frt'e' troru. wlll not kill :weedJ already trOW· Mra ......... ..:,_,_;. _..._ter of Col•·m· Mr. and Mrs W1Uiam Van Meter 'd ~u ~ Ull .. motored to Huntington Sunday to ing, and in o.rder to kUl .tbe- wte bus and Mrs. Franll: Buck of Antt d th seeda thep must eome lnto -con- tlquitJ: spent SuncJay with Mr. ~a~~~~ exe~~~:ea;a:e;-:r:~l gCaot • ' • tact With the seeds. Th•t il Wby and ii,a. Boy Buck. lege. Thomasi'Ro,eb graduated. Mr. and Mrs, R. D. Hili &ttended it is 10 lmporlant ·to thoroughly Sevei'al from here ealled on All New Styles Those atl:flndin.g th~ the graduatlorf-exerdsH at Char· work the soil before applying tbe Mr. and Mn. Hownd Carpenter Sunda~· at Rock Snriug's sbow ·1teston Frldlly evening When their chemicals. Tbe ' bed lli'lould be at Syracuse· Sunday afternoon lllld Shades and !!Irs. Dnna Lewi~, Mrs. grand~n GREy White graduated. workl!d until it ia in ~hape to when tbey celebrated tkeir 50th Ba ss · ~;~nd !iO n, Kennle; Mr. and Mrs. Beeel;!er CoOper entertained seed the tobacco before the the- Y-'eddlnt annivera&ry. Mrs. Isaac Lewis and son, Dana, the WSCS ot S~lem Center Chufch mical is applied. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert RDusb Mr. Henry and son, Terry, Th1.1srday a1ternoon. _...._ and son and Mr.. H~rold Roush Mrs. fred Lew1s. Mr and Mrs. R.alplt Swan Jr. of Advanl.... of T,..tH B-. called on llr. and .Mrs. Albert Co!lmg on Mr Mrs. Columjus aa anqouncing the birth Chemical treatment Baahaa .lmJ ' Mr. ant ' " ') of a' oQ, 'Mar, -2or •He ftas beQ« the labor invotve4 t~· at Syraeuse iia~~ L Wldiini EUg~llP. Gtandp~· bed aDll wh,t<. il tfiink· iJ ents ·are Mr. and Mrs. w. R. Swan advantage It enables you to and Mr. ami Mrs. Grlrfitb of Leadtobaeco lied close to your Anna Collet and ing Creek. 1.n_ouse. Wheii you h~vc your bed by MAJ!X ' l·d•·en To11ia ;md J . C. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Simpkins close to the house, 'fo.u can wa ' Charles Allensworth <~ttended a were when needed, use Wlldtu~ ·. dinner givt-~ by h1s parents Mr . end. at th.Pir f:p-m over the week 1f"r Blue Mold control methods Mrs. Cnl'l Allensworth at Midand I Miss Wll!l!a Johnson vla'ited her pay attention' to how the plants dleport Sunday. . NO CHARGE FOR ALTERING brother, E!ttOry Johnson and tam· sre growing. Leona Wamsley vis:ted Julih. Ed· ily1 rerently. · Wh t b •·d I• wards at New Haven. Sun~ay. Mr and :Mrs. G. H. Russell and en your o acca. U'C • Mrs. Lou1s Harms aud M~s. Ar· granddaughter of Columbua are back on the bill, wheM the wo,, I thur Pl_ttm an _of .'folerlo spe~t the vlaitin.ll: Mr. find Mn. Wt\rley Fran.. for burnlng is, 11ometimes It's week end w1th Mrs Addle Edand other Criends anti relatlvts. neglected and you can't have a 1 wards. 'fhey attimJ.etl graduation ,y;,;,te<I_Ii!onclay wlth her aurit good crop of toba~o unles!i q;ood exerclses at Wahlim'a. H. J, plants are gro~ In the bed. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Bumgardner Pomeroy, Ohio F•rm Youth Snow •, ~nd sun, GaJvin, L~ip!ilc, Ohio vii· The Fanp Sho~ ~nerA: ited Mr. ttnd Mr~ Buran Duncan Committee 'ftlursday this night tO ' year's Farm :.L.~ show Will be ~1. general M' the 1 FriiDAY OIHI.SA1U.RDAY ONLY PtiUatielphla at NeW YorkHaddli: 3-3 vs Miller 0-1 BrOoklyn ~t Pltbbur,ib-New combe 4--3 vs Kline t)-ft . CHicagO> at Mllwautee-Drott 3-4 .vs Btihl 2-1 ., . New \ END · SALE Pittibitra:h J Brooklyn ' 2, 11 inns. .nigh\ MJJw•ukee 1 Chieinn~t! 0 night St. Lbuls S ChiCIJO ) n!Mbt r POMEROY MOTOR CO. 1olo<11ho ltom1 you need whll• prl .., are 1-ablo. u Ill I ManIey Gets . N0.•H)•tt-er• 210 Del Ray Coupe, one owner and very low mileage E MAl\' S'I'IH:fi:T 9 Ph1l:adeJpllla 18 New Yort 6 night v• 1955 CHEVROlET· .. ·······"····· 1· · $1545 the Tai Uoo,.t,s~;;;~i'u~~1 open for th'e pa Itse JI!De Tu llnquent ~es. Bookl elose July 1, 1957. 71,2 Tu•ld.Y• l&lultii I Only 1500 miles, Healer, Light blue finish , 8 cyl. 2 door. . 3~ ~- , • Reol &tale Owuert 2'• .(100 \ Clifton Noll<e Mefi• CollllcY •. .,... sioo between the team and· At- PJ.n~Umatl ..... 2d. tJ :a · It hs fan• wi11 -tlgflt" itul he veri· Brooklyn . . . . . 21 II .118 2 IM-d •phllln& aM other lJuultit•<~ PNb•ll,t• PltlcMn Cleveland at Chlcijo-Wynll _BY TIM MORIARTY to eo••sult WarrP.n Spahn. ' The Jackets go~ another ,l.n tlt; 5-S vs Hirshman :t-t Kans~ City at bef.rolt--Duhm Untt.d Pr•ss Sporh WrJt.,. Sin('{' mov.ng west with the old ~ourt,_ and went anto Ks 8-'7 tea 1here nrc any ~{,e,dbers of the- Boston Bra"es to M11whukee fOur 1m the top of the flttb, th~b held D-a Vs- .Btinnln1 ~-1 . NeW~ork , at Wasblnaton-Stur and the G1anh harbotina yeare agn !,.pahn has prove'd he for the victory. divint 3-2 Ramos 3·3 about tht>Jr propueil Jl' just 0 ; good pitching on tift Athens• five first innl)lk runs Baltimore at Boaton-Ceccarflli to California, they ought shores of Lr.ke Michigan as he cam.e on CliJC hit batter, .uU:~e hits was dunng his youn11er daya: on three walks and a Ja~ket error. 0-1 vs s~ s-o O•mtt de banks or the Charlell Rivet. Its two-run addition follbwe(l ~ Clevelah.dThund-v•s at Cbic•go 2 The wily 36--year-old soutHpaw double, two stnales arid a stol6.l Kanns City at DetrOit 2 hooked up w•th CincinnaU's )'OlJng base. . • Don Gro!t11 In nn ol1 • !asblfne<ll In the thlrd inning Cor Mid New Ydrk at Woshlnlilton J pitching due,l Tuesday dilh at die port To\)lmY Davii led .orr Baltimote •t Boston 2 INfliitNATIONA~ LEAGUI M~lwbultee. Groat _hi1d ' .a nO-bit, 1 with ~ wallt, Hlndy walked, ~bwW L Pet. GB Ron Manley of the ~enatDrs' IJt- · n~·run game gomg until the 1les nled to lett, and, Nel.!)on iJhl· Buffalo . . . . . . . 21 )3 .618 o tie League ~aseball team pitched a e1ghth lnnl~g when Bobby Thorn- J:!l_ed scoring Davis. Bob Hennesy Rlt'hmond . . . 24 15 .81G 0 no-hitter at the Red Sox TuesdaY son led off .he frame wtth a triple !lied out, Jr. Kennedy was _r.lt even!ng and wo.:1 hl.s first game of a~d l.ater scored on Frank Totre'l' and Ed Crooks aingled scormg Toronto . . . . . . 21 15 .&83 ·1 20 18 .528 3 the ~c:~'so n 5-3. smgl.. to Jlr\'e Spahr. and the Hindy and Nel.ton. 'l'bte, rUns .O'l Miami . Columbm . . . 17 22 .4:36 8'A 1-11~ mates collected only one Braves a 1·0 \-ICtory. to,yo hl! batters, two walks, two . . . . . 17 22 .436 &lh Havana . . The B , h1ts, w1th three le(t on. hit off the opposing pitcher Gll 1 Rochester . 17 42S 7 key. 1t was. a home run by R~nql; them to r~::e ~ft~t!:ph all~wed In the fourth Dav:s agnln lt>d MOntreal . . . . li 23 23 .378 8lk 2 Carr W:alka in the rir~t inning by of ce tU '1 IUUp~s a walk. Hlndy forced Twsd•y's R••ults Mani(>y un~ an error-·m- the fifth wttCI~ 8'~ulfn~~!,~nl~at~~ 1I) second .and , 'BoWles forced 1 JDnlllg let m thrt>e Red Sox runs. who dropp('d g 12 it I f!rs, at second . .Nel"on waa safe Rochester 4 Montreal 3 8 'l'oronto 5 Bq!hlo Sim1l:J.r sh_enn~Jmgans by the Red clsion to th~ P~tt~b~r h -~~ang <Je· on an erro~ and Bowles scored. RichrMnd f Columbus 3 Sox In the ftrst and second Innings other Nahot~al Loagu! nilht ~~~ Hennesy flied Ollt. One run Jn Miami 5 Havanna 4, H.1 mnings brought In ftve Senator runs. Larry Jackson pitched the no hit!. . . . Wuo~y Cnll's Indians took their Louis Cardmals to a 5-l trl St. In the b1g fifth when 10 m~ n DONCASTER, Eng: UP-Briti!lh. f1rst v1ctor.v of the season 8-4 be· over the Chtcago Cub!>! ·and u~h: came to bat Crooks walked. Mt:· heayywelatrt: chatnJiiOn Joe Era· 1 hJDd the slugsinp, or Charle& Bush Phlllles Whipped the 01• t tb B Comas W!IS' hit by GaskiU, WaY· kine scored a· 1~-rottnd dedsaion ; 81lfl Micky Morris and Johnny Sing. Chltox U.Wr. ~~: s, · · land slfli)ed !lcoi'ing Crooks Dll· aver Peter hates TtlestJay nisht at or's pitclun~;: in the olhi!r Tuesday vis .t~nned but Hindy was safe on tile Donf!a!ller Race Track. game. In American Lneue action, the a , (ietaer'.s choice. A1•cordln g to manager Kat Hin- White Sox retaiued their two-tame Bowles singled Wa;vi!lnd horr.c dy of the Stnaton, youne Manley hold tm first place by downing the and Nelson walked. Heni'iesy si.•· "has everything• 'includlnJ a falrt Athletics, 3-1; the Indians shade!d gled Hindy and Bowles home and ball that s)~:rJes "I'm trying to the 'hJt~rs 4-3, And the Yankeoes tben Kennedy walked. Crooks tiP bring him alone right, with proper scored th~l!!e fUDS in Hae lOth Jnn- for t}).e aecond ' time. ground~d worm ups and treque11t ann exer- lng to deleDt the Reci Sox:, •8-5. clut. FoUr runs on three hits clsln,;::,'' Hlndy 8::1 1d. He added: Balthr.ore l11d Wa.shm.l!'ton were •tbte~ and onf hit batter. ' "That lO·rear old kid throws a not scheduled. ball a.~ hord as I do." It:::,~~; oos 14o 0-8 1 z Hindy wlis a former star OVA AtbeDI . . . . . . ~ 000 0--7 9 ~ anr. profeulooal pltcher Batteries, M1<1dleporl, Hindy troubles put him Jn in.~a Way},ln~. Athefts, Baldwin (LP), Gasklll (S' antt Evans. 1957 FORD · · · · · '· · ·: · · · · ·: · · ·· · · · · $2095 I. fe~:St ~~fto:~JY~e OO~o~t IY UNITED ... iU NA ftONAL ~I ..CII/1 1 _ Vf L Pet. G• ~"" t7 play home games at Reedsville." ' Now reiin!•Je iuformnt;on Is that Sundnv ~tnd repC'rted his shoulder no new ro<;(l, or any road at all, tree ofJlam. Then there 1, 11.•,,, will 'w put ll •rough their diamond. Baldy 'ald..-rson's tantellzing "'slidThey 'd hkE' lo bf Co<~b J!le again mg stuff to follow nlck'l' fast bad. I don't blame them OVA manager~ I mllfhl 1tf well completely cover will havlj r:oerely to go thr\)ugh lhe Coolvil't front whlJe there. thl'lr sched ule and write Coolville Phil Boylu, t71'e::tr-old athlete whiO'rc Reed~· tile now ts. of Easterh rame, and risht llelder Jn('t dent.'llly, If Dkl.. Spencer's lot the OVA Coolvillites, says Gerarm ro ntlnu ps to roun(l into shape aid lhbbce I; as vrllanil-ed two enlook ror Crolvilli ~ ~ be plentY thuslasUc LJHI'e League clubs in tough Tbey'•Je got a mund young cOolvilte ar.d ha~ ral~ed the $200 cl ub wt.Jc~ will be strengthened ante to put the boys m the Belpre soon by the return or the great league. Georgt" Ruth. now starring in centerfleld for t he Unh•,•rsily of CinBelr,~re ~uc• it diUerenlly. A club c1nnat1. pays that 8 '•1U ror entry, and ln reSpencer h1mself h11d a promis· turn rE'ceive~ Its uniforms and o'th· ing tryoul •,:,ith ~he Cl eve-land In· er needed ~quipmellt Not bad. diana a cuul)Je oi years ago after Bibbee has 40 boys working out. he c11me ou! of the service. The ~~~{vM~:t t-ad either -N ice golns 26-ye;.r-old !ta r pitched several in· nlngs to Jnrlianapulis batter-s and camt' out on top A sore arm has held h•m olown rmn;Iy bul he ResulhJ w· ing from the Athen.s beneh. "not too much more than uaU.tiJ • for a baseball Jame of that Clnd (champ1onshlp). Jte adrr\lttl!tl t~ _..!!~ game ten· club from t I · ' . I s nceptwn in the 1957 organization, bot ld I ·•lid co·ntest to ttk• th ' Reedsvlll e beeause horne games were t·o '-· In that C t t ue orthern "and Soblhetn ivision oun Y. o:-vn, now ~s Coolville again. or the StOAL and tame out ra _ If this ~s conf~stng don't let it throw you. Jnsi.de wlieels ahead ot Coach l!!d ltpnno1i"s boy~ the Coolvtlle- R~ed~vil_le group bad planned on being ~~~~~~~~~~and their high !Othool-aged rans in l?ille from th~ tiegmmng. Then it appeared the State SC'IIIes meuurinr Sportsmanship. Department mtended t 1 r1 . o pu a new road through their Acr.ordina: ' to ..e tled lepom. vtlle djamond. They said, "We 'll have to be Reedsville ind a laree group of flultdok lan:>. ;:;;:;;i~p~•~to~he~d~•~i'~'n~n~in~g~,~n~f~f•~ne~b~all I Bull og F'atts Give Animal Show Of Its --:-BaseLaif--w_~~~~r-~~..~·n:i•·y~~ Manners In Post•Game Riot Of Insults . ro~::\~~,··.~ DESK SPORTS - . • • ·, ·sEOAl Cham \ YW~ : .. .. . • ...,. ':"!!Jtl!ll.....'!i!'!l'lll••-.,.~ . .,... . T ' ' ' '~ ' )"16~~~. TR!! ft~t-.! ~ITY; W. V.A.; stor: will ~o~tinue to ' remain open ~ LUMIIII. llawra•to pt'ICH oft el•lr, kiln dr'-d lumber. At llttlo ,._ s~rve you o~· a}wp y!i..Co,t;plete stol::ks will be mainCity, !ocq~io •• r r . n. .a no our hiel')dS • and ·CUStomers . t~eir .patronage pt t~e West Virginia stQre. I • . 1:1 ... ' 7c lin. ft. liat ,6~0 • 15, fl!a •M611Plymouthi, l'l>rch, Cli....,loN, Hllllsoni, Ntlshlo inti, llldl- llakort .- i!verxbne for the tlice bu,sines~ that ... '· l~, . dwing ·th~past four years a!)d we will · , favor us with Your P.a· · ~· .•~~. tue :Mo~n· ¢.itY store. , ' IEUIGERAtOI ' - ALlJ.INUM - Ftlii!R, • ,.,....... =-~ GuS$ ' ltuNy, wll ,.,.., ttrvctN. Cem. ...... ZIIO COLD' illnils :················.' $8)Jhp STIP LADDIIS ' wmt HUGE MADE .. ,...,_ I Jc •1· It, 1m11 on Mott P11reho1t1 -NOW. ONLY' S0ftln ~h.;lr Coven , FLOORING ....... \.,Coolello · Bud Abt,oq ~ Lo~ .;.Ptft.SNe:r·&271 - • MDLII 'tltAt' GIIDST - tHU~I.·PRt. ·MAY 3NI Momorloi liar s,..tol IMI Rlchatd ~..,# 4"1• Pelero ·. A 1111.11 NWD PITIR ( Ci nema-o~ '" TeetiMcolor) ~Ito-- , fHI LWiN'ci IWAMP (Out~tandln, F'eatuette ta Tecbn1color • Clptmastcn>e) . ' ' '11, .,.. . ,.(; "'JJr-t . FOR FREE "i~TiMATE ' I I Middf-.b .. Dtt;jt. Store. · .liuet .\ qooa P~ To Tnd•" . M"mo,LEPORT, olrto ...,•.., ,... $47US, ~~!_f!t. $100.011 · .. ~Wftl.wj . Vdlanee Fino CIUIIIty. Plnlthtd or unflnl•htd. All ltyl ... In 1tock. '1111 ,..,.. .. I . �' . v- · -·· • • • ' / I . ' ' ' /' ' rda falser " I • lot • ADS tic 1 of Eve billed 1'>1:-4 . COUI " 12. Buns tf..M U! of ta le, gas healer, . n. 15. Sbtt ' ( fr.) 1 • 1u1Ien t'tlple , . SICk 28-3te to. mo r, ,11a:; mo •r , wn cq n men! , as angc , t• l cclru~ w l" h· cr. I ddc , rrw ny ~ I I to l!i. ~ ': •r Co b1, 0 22. Bree H. r blrdo •r (' I IH' h 13. B ncheJ 15. tefope . . WIIIfl p :Jtllllll'~ 5·2!5 6tc " /1 lt: •" " ny- . hor 1. ' hcrlrnnm · m nt, · I f' mcro)l. Ca ll 4ti . · I :: ~ • . .. ' " I �' . v- · -·· • • • ' / I . ' ' ' /' ' rda falser " I • lot • ADS tic 1 of Eve billed 1'>1:-4 . COUI " 12. Buns tf..M U! of ta le, gas healer, . n. 15. Sbtt ' ( fr.) 1 • 1u1Ien t'tlple , . SICk 28-3te to. mo r, ,11a:; mo •r , wn cq n men! , as angc , t• l cclru~ w l" h· cr. I ddc , rrw ny ~ I I to l!i. ~ ': •r Co b1, 0 22. Bree H. r blrdo •r (' I IH' h 13. B ncheJ 15. tefope . . WIIIfl p :Jtllllll'~ 5·2!5 6tc " /1 lt: •" " ny- . hor 1. ' hcrlrnnm · m nt, · I f' mcro)l. Ca ll 4ti . · I :: ~ • . .. ' " I �.. • " • • I ' . ..,'=;;;;;;;;;;===-! Drew Webster Post Au~iliary Mitch-H.ouck Elects Convention t~nh!sl Open Wedding Drew webs•cr Po•l 2 18 soc 1teoM roporl at the June TTbe 0 Be"Saturday Oelc:catu w; t1fe distriet conven- Mrt. Allen C. Hlll Sr., open cburch wedd1ng .;;;o;;; e .Precis~ly tlon at Uthopolll and tbe depart- and Mrt.. ~- E. Boney v:ere IRST of 'fOf' convention in Cincinnati 81 the auditiul :oa:mlhrite ican Le-glon met Tuetday evening MrS' w R. Davil, president, pre-~ded lmd delegates Plected were .. _ Dey H'seJl Mrt William Baxd na' v[s. ter an 111rs. ~rs c F TompklM, Mn- Krank Che~ebrey, and Mn Orvllle Well we ..e named as aJternatea fl. .., 0 mmuuieatlon was read from Mrs W J . Brown, eighth distriCt president, ccnc!enin,g the district convention It wu voted to contribute $5 tl)ward the purchase of a g1ft for MrR. Btown, ~o will reLire from o!!lce at thL. conYention It wa .. rep01 ted tbat the poppy sales for t"- 1s 11ear imounted to $277 62. Mrs Jed '\\eb:;ter Sr., Mrs. Hysell omd Mrij Geort:e Bearhs were name1 as t ~u~ nomlnatlng commit· =• to install t~e new offJten o awing the election.. Yn~ G~ora:e H~~ kett Sr., Mr,. Er"'l.ett L.a. anre a Mrs. l!:arneH' PoweU ~P.re appoint.. ed as the refreshment commUtee h 1 for t Ul mer mg. 1 A flower fund was and plana,.., ere made donatJOn. eac:h month to It was anpounced lbal two automobiles wou1~ bf ptovl;ded for themembers pal'tlci.patmg m the Memorial Day B<'I'Vicea at Beech Grove Cemetf'ry. . At the clt.'l'e o! t.be meeting rttreiJt-!Tients were served by Mrs. Wbrter, Mrs Dwtght Parker, Mrs. Albert Youfl~, Mrs Arthur Wandling and Mrs. Tompkma Mrs. Denver Thoma was a contr1butmg boa· ten. Doris Ohlinger Engagement Is Being Announced B. H. SANBORN JEWELRY STORE ••Jewelers Since 1890" ~Iiddie port Mill St. Church Rev. c. R Konkrlsht wtll perrorm the I fte mon~ at IIX-thlrty o'c ock a r a recital oi organ music by Mrs. s . tkh 11 af. Attendants will be Min Ar;tn Rupe, Galhpolls, mald-of-hon?1 and Charles. L- Ecker, GalHpolp, best m~:n : Alan Nibert. Gallio].is Wilham Lewis, Cblumbu.s, usbeh .. iss Shirley uealey, Gallipoli• ''' "" reg~~~~eption for the famihe<~ and elo.se frien<hl w1H be held n !he ehurc:b ~ocial rooms after tbe h. ceremony and dining-room o -:. teues Will include M\SS Jean Smart, MillS Carol Bachtel ano Mn. Harold Hinkle MetbOOiJt Detleted To Tllelfltere.U ersburg Dr Sa nto~ ts a l94!l g raduate of The bril:1e IS .a gr11duate of Pt. the Franco Mexirano c(,llege and Pleasant Hbth School and is emFDcudtadDeMedicano lln1vers1tarlo De Nueno Leon He 18' on the ployed in the county clerk's orf1c&. , ThP. groom a ' ~endPd <ilen\lille staff of the St. Joseph Hospital In Parkersbun: State College \ld graduated !rom 1'he wedding "11l be "n eYent of Marshall College He t~ught at Wa· early June in Pt~l kersburg hama High School during the past year. Rr So much Jteauty at 10 liHie cottl ' •l ' ,.. ' the wa1hable LATEX wcdl point ' '..,~~"" $6.19 ••• o.., •• l,,. $2.05 •••. -""*""""' .. 1th •flll•~r I l I Colon to carry out ever)' decoratinR ~~Cherne. F.&.BY to Bpply, dri e1 Jn 11n h o ur ; h.'11 JUaranteed wuh lll}l e. Gallon dooe tho wp.ll.J of an averalile room. Ebers bach Hardware 110 w ~lain st. Pomeroy, 0 . ' . ' At the cemetery the few wht. wer. In alleadanee ftmd Herman \ D DeYor, second Vtce Commal.der of the Oh1o DeparCment or '' \. the Memorlal Day Legion ad<lress.deliver the Rev. Weber 'l'homR gave lh,.. "IJl""'" ' -• ; ' I ELBERFELDS a,_ Holr Styling Hair Cutting WARNER'S . BEAUn SHOP W. 2nd St. Pomer~y ~Ctiampion Blucher O~ord gives kiddies a real boost! 1 ! \ ' -~ 'o u sHoIJLl>~ ·KEEP .tY,o-:c-R' . ' • ! ' , ,_ ' '' ~ ...::;;"__.·~~=~~-~t,:;;~~ y.._11 ;wlll find 11 wlu to lecivo ..n the pilot ll.ht In yeur .Ooa .ut~ac,o ilu,l1111 the symmer months. The coll_l• _.•mll.!!• ~~-d :there__ •'! 1111111\' prctctlc.at, l~tnofltll. ' - ' I ' ., ' . )'' .~ ,. ' ' '.) ' • .: &otlon un roa ' "' .~ ' ' YOUI IIIAnN• ST111M . Tbo....UadOIIIIIol hoat from tho Gu pllol l.' kee~a heatlnl equip ... ' J ' ' .. < ' ' " r • ment dry d,ulac lh• , 1u"inmer mon\h1. Tllll n1et and )110". -. p,...nll limp the Ult ol ' ''' ' ~ •, ,, 'oqulpmeAI. ' ,.- ·' '·' .... ' 'i "' ·'', I ' ,. ' '" ,- (f.• ' 'I! ' I ' ,. I ... . ~ ')~ • npenin~~: lnYOCitll'l'1 $1nd mtrodu: lion of Mayor E. F. Robinson Mrs. A. V Howell of tl'le ~old Star Mo~hers: Mrs Opal DaYIS of The Leg1on AuxUiary: Mrs, lrYID!f Karr, Jr, regent of Return Jona than Me1g.8 Chapter DAR; Mr ~ Helen Miller, president o! th(· Daughtert.,.of Umo;n Veterahs were m1de by the P01t Commander W. R Davis. The Pomeroy , Htgh SchMl Band, the Eastern Local High School Band, Pomeroy Firemen Legion and 3664 Or,.lt}ah~e Co~· 1 • p•ny of the- West Virg111i.a N ttonai Guard participated in tae pal;'ade. Hear:* Cemetery At Sac~ed brief servact!s were held by th(' Veterans -ot Foreign Wars ., wh!cb Reynold E Greene was the speaker ot the day with remarlt.8 a1ao m111de by Post 4736 Comma .1 der Hobart Raub anc! Past Com IJlander Gilbert Zwilling Rev Ft' JOhn Turel of Sacred Hea . • Chyreh gave ' tbe opening lnYOCA don and the ben,edic~on ~ Fred 1l. .G'arCJIU'!l, p~tot of tli~ Middleport Chufeb -of Chrut. 'wis the speaker at the Memor(al Da)' serv1ees beld at the SohHer•' Monume_nt in MJddleport. Roscoo Fife, commander o* Feeney-B~rtett "' GAS FURNACE Pl,¥0"~;.o~ · r!'HI8 SUMMERd.'! .. ! Federallon, Maty PhllHps, ~: lah While, Public 88/IB Sanborn, Mabel Sanborn, Ram~y. Martha Mace, Mayme Nl,ull Hemcr. Parl!amcntari•n. Russell, Ho.stcss Loll McElhinny Kay Rail, co-chairmtmt Eleanor Schaar, l.1ll!am Smith, P,earl Rcy nolds, Jcrr)' Pulllns, MarauerHre Durst, Lula Russell, ' Martb l Greu. Spcdal committee, N~n MoorP, ch11rman, I..uella Jenkimllln, EYa Stout, Clara Murray, MR)'I{lll liar rLii, Scholarship, Nan ~oore, Ethel Chapman, Eaaie Russell, SmbU Buslnoa, Nina Ruasell; Belt)' Forrcat, Music, Ethel Cbap man, Dorothy ' La't!ey, lJillll.n Stclff, accompanl${; Public Rela tiona, Eleanor SchaB[. 1. Flowtr commitll!:t•: Charlol~·J Perrin, Lou McEih\nuy: Tel~ phone, Jnnc Roush, Kay Ra~~ Anna Mooru; scrapbook, ~eul•h ~:~~~. Bulletln, Eleanor Schaaf, Houdashelt, National .:tcE\11 Stout, B~tty Forru•, Margaret Dutton, NorM~: AJPdtary and Normlli Blna:ham. '' , I • and \ {4 Reasons Whyfr Permanent Waving Post, ~~~ undf#< th& ' ' ,,.'' " 'I '•' I ·' ' ' ' Everyone IOYOI • beli"Y_.t delsertl Slrlos Hille wofpo ol assor1ed' truit oft tootbplcb. let &UCII:I dip tl'.t:I'IIJ ia I. \ ' • ,~. I . -, ' • ,t ' 1 ' '.''r., ' ',I ,J!-' '' ,, ·I ~N;~.\::· ~- (.~'/. ,,.,..., ,,... ..,., ......... ..,., . . , . htt tvr'""- a.'" •r w.. 0 - - - -----------.,.-·-· SINGLE COPY-k r~----------~------------~~~~ IJury Rulr.s Pike 93 Traffic Deaths «eto ro Be Guiky 'On In The Nation During Holiday 1 of the squall ·are· Robert Tewksbaey; Rodney Sauer, Lewis H Sauet, l>ltl) , "''lon•tal~ Ralph Martin, Hftlry Clatw0i'thy1 Lout~ Lon~t Don Roaob, . Charlet Bra '· llUI'!'. LeaiOJIOII~a ' Gale Hyaoll · arid RO.eoe FJ(e -_lao 111isted · tbe Flrlni Lea\Ptlnal~ held · • One A·cc.~dent 10 Arrests Mar Holiday Record Only one accident marred Meig! et~unty's highways an-~ / streeta Thursday but 1~ arrest~ w-ere recorded tor offenses ran~ mg from traffic violaUona to 1gnonng probatioQary rules on 11 non-support charge. In Mtt.dleport, Gordon Junior Harrts, 14, son of Mr. and Mr · !Jordon Harrts, Columbus, wa ~ tlrlvmg his father's car ·about 3 p M from Plum St. onto Ash St. Mr Harris was superv1sinr the driYing ~Young Harris accelerated in stead of braked as he came into Ash., llt/iking a P!tked car m th t: front end owned by Chari~ Hy. $ell, Columbus. He bouncer' oft Hysell's car and hlt another on (Contlnutd on p ... Hnn) Cincinnati Work house for driYing whtle h1A 11 ccnse was su•pended, SIX montilil in the workhouse and the suspension Of driYer& license [')r two years for driving while lntoxl cated· $50 fine for resisting at· rest ~nd another $Mt fine f..r driYmg an unsafe vehicle T't workhou1e aentencea are to run concurrently. Pike was found guilty on fow. mdidments Wedne~day before a petit JUI'Y tn a trial here. They were drivmg wbde intoxicated. re!ll!lting arreat, · without a Yahd operator's and driving an I ,. J \, The Youth Sentenced To Strict 3Year Probation Pe1·iod Safety Council Pretldent Ned H. Dearborn sa1d driYen deserve a "pat 11n tho! back" for the1r Me-morlal Day rare and courteay The United Preu count of fatal. JUel between 8 p. m. Wednesday and nudmg!:lt Th ;~:nday showed 93 persons killed in t:aflic, 6 dead m plane wrecb, 32 drowmngs and 16 de-aths in miacellaneous mishap• for a total of J4fL JJlinoia had the worst trafQc record wtth 11 deaths. Califorma came next WJth 10 h1ghw11y fatalIties Eleven persons wf"r.e k•IIed m accidents in Oh1o l)ver tbe Mem6riaJ Day boliday, a Umted Press survey showed today Tr·ffic ai!t!idcntl anuffed out the bves of five penona Three pet-IOJlJ drowned and thr-ee others died in Yarlous otber types or ml&- I,.,. Rutland FI'rst Water Bills To_ .• Be IssUeu Jone { The final total was expeCted to soar before the long holiday ~ek· baps The dead· wH..-, Es-lla Holte•· I J • ,·.---·.··-: m Williaut Quillin Funeral Service Will Be Saturday pe o( I w. Racine Legion Shoot 'l'o Aid 'Little l.eague I T Racine Queen Candidates ' The date of June 23 has bee 1 act for the ' annual Pomero) Chamber of Commerce dinner 111 which Ford Morrow, pubhc relations <hfector of the Kaiser Al'' minum and Chemical Corp. wJII be the principal speaker CJf the evening # Thia yetr'a dinner will also of· fer a dance following the dmner, WJth the music !or the dance Ul b ( IJhed be um by a local and known aa the GE-Notes. • A report of progresa made bY the Chamber In the past year wlll be Jfven during the evenlng. Dlnper Will be served by tbe Sured 1,Heart Guild Lldies in the Sacred Heart Churdl buemeat Tickets for the aRalr ... now on .a~. h~ loh• Rlchmoud u ,.b•· per.son The ticket! mayatalso .11,Ril - I Highway p } Arrests Fonr on Traffic Counts , Richard BIi s s, l d~;::-::· in the Blaek RiYer when .allpped from a path and Roy R. Heatpn, 54 Tomadic Winds Rains, Hail Hit Southwest Area iam;p.,j as the Alumni Banquet the High School Each person In for the tbe Racine Higb 'School begins at 6:'90 in dance to follow at 9 p.m. will have one vote the photo above are banquet Jpyce Carson and Sargent and N~ne row, and Annabel Rose. fell feet while searchmg for golC secdred at' Moore•a Store; Down.ie baU.. 11nd Gross; Tbe Ohio Power Co , Clnrlnnetl: Mrs. Mary Cbanes, The Ohio WJbway P.atrol reand EJ)ple'a Grocery. ported no accldenta rt!gistered ln 40., killed by a hH skip motonst abe crossed tbe street , shortly Meiga or Gallia Counties from .oft midniJbt. P. M. Wednesday unUl m.IdDil.b'. Keith D. Buckley, 18, of 11ua1'1cliY, makmg it One of 1M drowned at the home safest Memorial Da)' perlod1 tor here while swimmtng the area 1n recent years, their backyard. · Although nn accident! were re ported the Patrol however pid nab four motorists in Meiga County during Memorial Day. lm'este<l were: Roy R. Hnton, Rl 1, Letart, W. Carl Thompson, 41. of Huntina Va., died at Holzer Ho•pi.tal Wednesday' night afte-r a long Ulnesa ton who posted a $1D bond in R. He was' born in Mason May a. 1903 E. Grmdley's · court for appear ance tomght at 7.30 P. M on a and " ' the son of tfte late J. 0 charge of speedmg. Heaton·aod Helen Adam& Bryan Lee Dav1s, 21, Langsvil. ..- Tornadk wJnds, heaYy 'rains and Survivors are hi1 wif~. Sara Mae was ctted to appear tn Mayor C hall the aize of baseballs r1pped Heaton~ Letbrt; one .on, Ray Dean, Kansas, Mo.; one daughter, Mrs . 0 F1sher's rourt at 8 R M June tbe Southwest an night and early Jeannlt Johnson, Cllftoo, W. Va; I to answer to charges o( driYlog today, unleashlng new l1asb noods and cauaiDJ corw'1tierblc property one brl:ltber, Kenneth, Anabeam, w1th a .defective muffler Ralph Oliver, 30, of fsonYillc. damage. Ca.lif ; three &istt~rs, Mrs. Hervm There were- no reports of easuaiLeiYlng, We=t Columbia; Mrs. Paul Ky posted a $35 bol!d in Maym W.allbirtgton, RFD Letart; Mra. Ot- E F RobmsGn's court tor appear tie~ in the norms, which extended ance at 9 P M June 1 on charg far northward as the central to Meei, Columbus, Q, aorthern plains earher ThursServlees will be Sunday, June 2. es of speeding. Lloyd Hundley, 24, of Rittm&n day. at two o'clock at the J'ogluong F'ul)eral Home. Intef'IIMQt will be 0 , posted a $10 mlnd in RobinMore tWo l.~bes of rain maile in the Grnel IDU Cemetery, o;on's court for appearance at tr j .. f'ort Worth and AIIJJiiiCbeahire, 0. Rtk Ralpb Mahoney, P M June 1 on charges of hav· , Thursday night. and a Muon, will officiate. Friends may ing no dnvers license and anoth of twisten swirled acr011r call at any time at lbe funeral er bond of $15 on a charge 1f the state. Damage, howeYcr, wu home. ' h.avmg a delect1ve mufner. ROt a11 great as in prenous flood& .; and tornado outbreaks. r.. TAK!fi:N TO HOSPITAL Torrential rams, hail and lightl.EGIQN MEETING Robert Ashburn, Clarenton, 0 , ning caused extenliYe damage at Elect)on of officers. and trus- wa s taken to Meigs General Hos Wicb1ta Falls. Tex. tees w!ll be the principal ordtr p1tal Thursday by the Pomero HaU stones the me off__ha.,,baJ~ , of busipess before he members Emergency S'}uad. battered Hob!rs, ship of Drew--Websters ~merica 1 cautdng heaYy J,.egion Post 39 at jto regulo· The violent mee~nl called for ldc;nday, Ju>~e MIIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL 3 at 8 P. H. , Admitted· Mrs. Chartotte Mor other rls, Rutland touching FIRE CALL Discharged · RouJle King anli Colorado. The. The Fire DeJMU'Iment Hsrrlsonvllle; l'redericl:a parently did Wu called at s P. M. 1\.W'Ida)' 'Mayer. Pomeroy. two twisters wb~n a ear wu retortecl on fire One b1rth Mr. and Mn. Ellllef caused tt the side or !be Ohio U.lel. school -and farm Morris. Rutland. a" aon. Claimed By Death ' In Hospital Wed. cauoe" of btsel>ali for.the , youns· •·,..;:; of nearby Kt. Orab, fatally m- ':. when struck by a car em 68 near his home. Cincinnati: James Gilday, 40, drowned alter be feU Ob10 River While fishing ·lliiiii-1""',. eot~~pltlti~tft... • >w in downtown n,rea. C-t60cton2' Roland R. ' Maple, 36, Wert Lafayette killed when he tbe Ioat control of hts f!ar 0}1 a curve i , May 24, Is the and up~~et on U S 36 f1ve mllei thf" Tenth congreaa10 aal west of Newcomerstowu ~~:~.;:,:hr; was appointeft by the .Uron: Dallas Tucker Thomas A JenkiDL man wu k1l!rd when he fell from He is ofO report at West Point on - -;cc· tractor he bad been riding ran over him July 2. HIS actiYlttes lll'C!!ude acThursdAy tive participaUon in t.be youth UpPI!r S•ntkt..y: Bdly Lee Smtlwork of the Church of Cbrilt; ,17, Carey, killed in a one car clau officer for lhret yeara at ~c<ident on Route 699 one mile Mtddleport Htgh School; off.ic:er in from bu. nome early Thursday the Band AlfloctatJOn for two years morumg. 1 and m~mbenshtp tn the Ba,nd for McArthur: Fred 1 r e 1 an d. 69, four yean, sc:holarshlp whfner at I0 d th af" h' o~ I Camp Arrowhead one year; Junior ea · ...,r ts ~~t eg was Councilor at the Clmp for two to pieces by a forage lul.r; the AU-State Boys &nd at aeeadentally backed into I '""" btl grandson~ F.l!tr, three yean in Boy Raymond CoreYm, 72, and a member of the Ctty 0 ...,Jntzatlon·, bonor studentl~;;:,;wben &truct by a car while at Mtddl~;u. t High Sc:liool . on Ob10 48 just north of here. Cltvtland: Raymond L Dlckt-n-s feU from a porc:b railing at h1s atJ"O floor .tpartment and was pomeroy Chamber 1!~i~~,~~:,r:~ ClaiJned By' Death I'Wed sd M •29 ~~~ea~ro;r~~cr~ ~ t!~n~~~~. ~:~~ Of Commerce T0 ne ay ay Spo.nsor D•'nner ~urmg • Chor..r.wn: Philhp C. McClam, rt..' ~on 1ter:a aDd at lbe Blme time glye . 'btJet eq,t:qt,Oft)' at ·the river bank . . , oldstera a chance to l~sen up euim8ni~Un1 thti~~t~' who died a• COLUlfBUS UP A bill which thell shoOlin' atnll tnd match their tea.·the·;squld llsll" were guestJ woUld eriable HamtJ.t()p County oftriJJet fiDccrs agahtst t~e beat ~to( tlie t'emorlal Day •ei'vlce 1t tlciata tQ fh;t.anC¥1 a new aru:t larger eom~itlon . CJieahire Gr"el Hill. Cemeter.y. '• tadium for tbe Cincinnati Red· ''Arid wbo tnows?" he let• IC!daii [IOO~ed ,only the signa. "you might win a njc' ·am,oJed . tu:re o' Gov, 0. '-William O'Neill' ham ... The shoot wut be to beetthe IP.')V. • th'e Racine Pl~l.ni Mill. ,T he. J.eJi~~ure he[ore •djourn, ihl eatl)' Tburiday, completed ac- I PLAN C.HILDI.Nt "AY tion 'On the ineuure to permit ., eouDtlee to finance ,con&tructlo.n. of Thl!: Middleport ~hureh rtublie atadlutna tbrouib tuuance Cbril!lt will hold thelr ":';~X~H ot l'fWenue bonds. Children'" Day program S1 Le1islltora Were spurred into I at 7:30. The comrfllttee In char.,;~ iction on the meaaure aftet It wa1 of tbe program includes Mr,. learned that ctDclnnaU's trancbi~e Geor1e Meinhart, Mrs. Uonel be !'>few "'ork be-. Bogttl,, .Nra. George Childs an of aetUna and Mra. Edgar Alkinsworth. fh'e ·Pi.!~ at Ctosle)' neld. lie is hlYited to attend tl'le procrosle:r Jr., prealdent and ~gra~~J-. -----~'-of the Red.lega, uid earU~ week be bid '!itO inten.tlon . POP CORN SAL I~ :•. l:i~:~o;;~lml~bi ttam at thb The Pomeroy firemeti'a popcorn .-,:c·.,..tempteCI at an- mtetiine will go on duty aaaJn ihat 1! a n•w tb1a Saturday for another eom,. .,,:. -c·-the ClilciDn•tl munlty eiu.le, with • the Yelp 1 1 loq-ttrm County: P.onY and IJttle Leagu6r.s the bueball to recetve the retl!li.Pti (()f their . ~boll (undL ' •• .. Bruce Bradford Is Appointed To West Point dl'iver One or the ~~~;~::. 'Common Pleas _Judge ~o~n ,·. shtpments of 1 Bacob, agamat his "111cll.naLlM & left Meigs County 'S in thit case," !enteneed Charlep went for $I 75 Spen~, 18, to a cxtra"'litrlct pu- average fo>rrv-..;1:.;~~~~:~ ~!!ion~,r period of three )'Cars er Daonnt~a~s agent i _ ,,y, " ' eoun,ty :IIruck Growers ........,.,,S\111\W ~4... ~en a.Pf'jrehende-J at:~.h'Hr:sa:i4 1300 crate s o! . .t by Chief ol Pohce Frank Hudso.t , th otter the youth llad broken mt' • ~-:iii;,g:: the Meigs Maylag Store, E. Ma:' want ~ ' Day The BoaMI of Public Affairs at u:::;; Ope-mng pnce Memorial d st o1en a St., early this year a" . , when Meigs County usually gets Rutland today announced that the sum of cash from a rue etbinet new water liystern for that v11lag • He e.on~essed to the rrlme an.l Jnto the cabbage market normally is now operauve and that l!i2 wu md1cted the Janua,y homes ancl bu.ainess firnu m th • tucky and Vtrgmia are in their area will receiVe their fll'st .bill~ term grand jury Prosecutor James O'Brien te· peak now A "better" timing fcrr Saturday, June J. d local growers 1s for those l:iOUt,berThe liew water system Is fe.;l Commended probation mstcad o•l """ sentence "because" E•tella Holter,_ a r~tire post- Iy areas to he past the1r peak', and by drilled wells and cons16lll of ahe penitentiary sa1d, "I heheYe this boy can miatrees. of Ractne and ~ch.ool an aeration plaut and a IOO,ood learn how to liYc a Hfe with 111 tc;:acher m Southern Rural Dunr1ct ~~~~h~o~~~~ ~p~~~ .' dJ'lvcrs seat gallon reserYoir. the law" • He added · "I woui' died a.t the home of ~cr daughter, C\ittmg here will hit Itt; peak m WilHam Hobstetter, of Rutlan! suggest a tougher probttlon thar; ~e~~:d:, ~~a~::{~ g. Columbus, about two wf'eks Estimate& the said that customers are to b ... is ordinary for his own good. to local t"rop range from "good" lo charted a Oat rate of $S 15 per help keep him ~ut of trouble." Sunday arternoon al 2 o'clock t "one of th .. best" month wlth bills to be pal.d in 11 Judge Bacon ordered Spencer servlees wiU be held m the Nease The low opt!nmg price of $1 '15 days from receipt of bll11 w1th a fo stay out of all plaetll sellinl!! Settlement UB Church Mrs. Holter w1H not be considered damaRm& 25 cent f.lenalty a~sessed for pn· mtoxicatiQS beveraaea. to be In had been a menlb'er of the church lO grower•' balance sheet11 if it ment after the 10, day period. h1s home early every n~ht of th.. since 1t had been bUilt j holds •nto the peak of cuttii18: An week, and not to Jolter • at any j opening P'"l:or of $2.56, considHed tlme around Pomeroy or Mlddlll \ Friends may call at th.e Ewmg average often drops qul~kly below port other usual rtstr1ction ' · funeral Hol!'e until noon Sunday 1 $1.75. long before peak harvert. probation were included a1..-well. w~en llhe WJIJ taken to the There arc 14 stockholders in the The court said: "IL is again, church. 11-year-old growers' cooperative my inclination, and _It Ia against Sh~ will be burled In the farruly Thirty accoLnls a.·e serv1ecd at the Gilmore cemetery, be-~ court pracUcr. to grant probation ln Cll$e!! of this kind. In view of ner late husband, Wilham B. T~O CASES PIL;:o the evlden.ce, however, 1 wiU 'so Holter. Willlim uaene" Quillin, Hart- _.-ant iL'' ' Other survmng children are 1 . Tw~ dtvorce cases have been ford, Va., wtto dfed Wedneaday 4::arl Gorby, probttlon offjcij· Mn. Willial!" Henderson. Athens, ftled m Me1gs County Common ailht at hll ·,!lome, wu born Se,t. al&o reeommended probation. O.; Emerson. Caspar, Wyo, Law· Pleas Court . One, Walter C Mc6, 186f, in ~lctl&l, 0 ., and was a:enee, Beverly, o.; six granddaush· Danlel, an mfant, bY Everett the 1011 of tbe Jate Vrlab QuJflln. ters, one grandson, two great Samuel Mel)amcl,_ his next frlencl He was' the huaband of the- late~ gran«tsons and one great grand· Middleport, pla.mtlff, -represented Lena Qulllin, , dlulhter.' by Crow and Crow, vereus Bet.y Survivora are one ton, O'Neil, Also surviving are a sister, Mrs. McDanieL a mmor, McArthur, 0 . Hartfllrd, ~nc. one dauahter, Mrl. norenee Humphrey, CoolYUle; Mr and, the other, Ruby E. Hen~rle:k<~. Char~a BfO'f'Jl, Da)'ton, Ky. W. Roae , Vienna, w. Va., and Middleport, r(!presented bY 0'Services 'Wrll tHt \leld Saturday, Erneat Rose Easton, Pa A bro- Brien an~ O'Brien versu1- JJmes Jun~ J, 1:30 p. m; at the Foa:leaong t~ale Rose, Is decea.sed. L Hendrick!, Columbus, 0. 1 Funeral t:J:ome wLth burial in Kart' I ford Hill Cemetery. Men who are booater• of The Rev. IL J. SCott, !'few Haven ~ague balebAll; a'nd like ·~~~~"' wtU oUleiat". Frlenda may call t.a!fe a lhotaun, will have a ~· an)'tii;De at the fuoeral hameJune 2 to he)p the drive for ' 1money to ~upport Llttle Leaa:ue and JJunior Leljue baseball. I,UlU VirgU Walker, poat eommander of (he Racine American Legion, aaid the sh'lotina matchea will be held to heifl promote the "worthy Bill To E--LJe • "gRedJeg Boil.diD StadiUJD Passed By UNITED PRESS The naUon'a Memorial Day tralfic loU dropped sh:u-ply be· Leater Pike. 20, of Racine Rl) low predictions. round "guUty" on four indltl· A United Press survey showed 93 traffic deaths during the menta by 1 peUt jury Wednelday period when the National Safety Council expected 120 today 1m an app!:'annee lbfore The Memorilll Day toll ran slightly higher than the nonCommon Pleu Judge John C holiday average of 75 for a o:milar period. Bacon was sentenced , to si · Four Indictments I' months in the • -- . .....c.,_,_..,.- • I ' ., .i direction of tbeir '1eadttl te6 ' Smull'. Members M~·)olld FRUIT KABOBS 128, Flrlns Squad· took ''it In !be ~:til' tbfl day, Just for fun-III'Yt Np. Atnerlcan Le(ioa, preMded'~at the 11efvlee which Was opened with 1 prayer by the Post 'Chaplam, Paul Haptonatill Mrs Cora Be1 nett represented the Auxlhary of the Post as she placed a' wreath on the monument tn memory of 111 men Jnd women of tht: Arm.:cl Forcea who haYe giver. their liv •s She coneluded the ce1·emony a poem. Mr Gardner spoke briefly o • the purpose or Memif'ial Day which hon.~s all h.er'1s ot all wats end those who died in peace-time. He said that on this day, th • people o( America abyutc1 -t.emem· ber the Jreatest Me~orial Day made: Lincoln'a speech ever Gettysburg Address. 'J.'he apeater commended th·• National Legion for their "Back to God", movement and reminded hll audience of the fact tllat thi { ·' rountry was foun.t.ed for Diyi.Je -,uidanee l.n goYernmer.~. He .wed the dory of the Prodia:al Son to Ulustfate bls talk. • ' The talk elaaed with a plea person redcdlcat • that every themselves so that the honore.1 dead would not bave died in Tapa were played by CrOQks and Mark Kelly of tht' Middleport Band and the L6glon 1'1f1ti' UM.:Jehlee. ... ' ~ Potnii'DY·Io!Jddleport.,·OI!lo, Friday, May 31, tt57 ,FQr the first time in many years residents in Pomeroy did not see a Memorial Day parade travel all the way to Bee~h Grove-cemetery, but a ~roe! parade did wend Its way west on Second-s! 19 Butternut, south on Butternut to Main alljl ea51 on M~ln to the parking lot where cars and school busses were ·reot~y for the marehers to lake them to tbe cemetery, " T'•e Young Adult Claas of the Ma1,0n Metboclist Church mel for ~ wiener roast at the home of Mr. and Mr1. Cbarles Yeager on Columbufl. tcrmtr loco¥,) resldent1, recuperatmg after his second major opernllon in two weeks. He 3 ccompaniAd hbl parents and brother, Edward, to Mlddleport to attend the funer al or Mr 1nd Mrs. Georgi'! Halu:y on May 11 and be· came til her'! Sahlrday May 11, he was taken tu Meig!l Gt:neral Ho&p1lal 1fter his J ppendlx tlsd rupturcd and pn 1ton1tla had set In He wa ~ rH overing (rum tbiB' op· eraUun whn ou Saturd.1y, May 26, ne wa s operat.cd .m for a kidney Infcc tlnn , Mrs Yl'an,;er, the rormer Ethel Kuuwan.l, h.as been lll&ylnJ wltb fn{'l\d :i wd 1clat1ve1 1n thlll area, anti ! p t• nd~ , ach day with he.r son lnternatltmal RelatJOna. Frod<~l thl' husv till. dtc Uoudaahe)t, Anna Moore. Prf' ~lu n Is , 11 the room with Ce<:ll ~Grace McMaster, Halllc Zerkle Hay Sec, Middleport, who' Ia rc· Mary Park; Leglalallon, NelHe Vale. Geraldine Swadley, Auclre,:~ Theobald, AYa Harold, Clar~ Murray, Membcnlrlp, Charlot'' ' Pel'rtn, June Pratt Rou1h, NeUir Zerkle, Elba beth Lowtcry; Embler!\ Pearl Reynoldl, Thelma Pratt. ... -"" ,........,.. ........................ urHy. Cleatiftl Mil •ld,...... Mrth latvr4a,., Ha,h toti•J 7...... Lt~W lenltht lfl the '-r l!lle Jfetp..-..,.. pe. Veteran Organizations Cond,uct . FLOOD CHASES THOUSANDS IN Memorial Services At Cemeteries .... Eight-Year-Old Underqoes Second Middleport BPW Operation In Week President Names Pmton Y•·•uger, eight YeaT nld Committee Heads son of Mr. d Mrs Paul Ycauger, -...... ,.,...," em ' ., ' Wiener Roast · Is Held At The Yeager Residence Tue1day evening. Tbose attendmg were Mr and Mrs. Glenn Smith and daightcr. Glenna, Mr. and Mn. Radford •ngles •nd son1, Ronme and PttUI Mr. and Mrs. Wlllla Dudding, Mr. and Mrs. Dallu Cad!e, Mr and Mrs D~nt;y Yonker. Mr and Mrs Bill 'l'homae, Rev and Mrs Rlcb ard Wr1ght and daucbter, Lanellc : Mrs. Ja~.:k Job1i1on and son , DenMra. Wr.~ley I<'ry who n HI t~nd the holt& and ch.ildrcn been re-elected president of the Ann and Charles Marhn MJ~dleport Bu!Jneu 1md Pr"· fesslonal Women 's Club, has poJdted the following committees: Finance, Rose Reynolds, NJnd Ru&'lell, c-chaJrmcn, Sad1e McEJ· hinny, Freddie Houduhclt, WU· rna Sargent. Luella ~enk1n1o 1 Frances Rou sh, Nan Moore ; Caret~( Advancement, E<Jilh Forrest, Fa ~ le Erlewine, Sthel Chapman Ll'· han Stelff, Health and Safety, S.usan Park, Thelma Pratt, Paule\ Anne Neal. Jean Lama, E11zabtltb P1ckeru~ Grace Pratt.. Daroth~ Lacey, V1v1an Waddell . .• ' 9 A.;M. to · 5 P!M. and . Baird-Wright Nuptia1 Vows Are EXchanged """"" ' Fridoy, Muy 3lsi DUVMeeting Is Held On Monday coYerJng froffl ser~ous InJuries be receJyed when h" wu hit by a trbck on Locust Strut several weeks ago Mra. Herbt.o1 t .Miller president, 1 prelided wb<:.n Jane Howell Tent. Daughter of Umon- v~terans met Monday eyening at t~e DAV Hall Routme bw:ilneS& wa r taken care oC and plans complete:l. for the Memorial Day service at the Beech Grove cemt.ttry. non~ld Seevers, Mr. and Mrs. J S Baird of Hog· putcr of the Pomeroy Chur(:h of sett, W Va are announcmg the Chr'i•t will be the 1pcaker marriage of thetr rlaus;hler, Ruth Ella Baird tc. Olston 0 Wrlgh.t of Polnt Pleasant, snn of M.- and Mrl. Onnie Wright of Spen('er The wed· ding took place on Saturday evening in Spen•.er ~ dou4y ..... •rOHIO: ....,, '"'"' W~ly ........ lhw• ' ----~--~----------~----~------------- ' WILL BE CLbSED' TOMORROW~·­ ' THURSDAY, MAr 3oth, MtMORI~L ·DAY:. - - - -- Announ4;:ement Ia being made of the enljlagement and approachmg marrHtge ul Mu1s Doris Marll! Oh· lmger dau&htcr of Mr11. Tberelll Oh.hnaer of Letart to Dr Ruben C. Santo; son of Roherto and Paulina Santos of Mcnterty, Mextco MISS Ohlmger IS a 1955 graduate of Wahamtl Hich School and ts em ploye d il, the X-ray department of the St Joseph Hosptlal in Park- VOL IX NO. 39 Elberfelds . enttne~ e Mill Juhe' Mitch, daugbter of Mr Mrl and Mn:.' p, 1... Mitch, and WUUam 0 ~ t1 we~ ele<:ted when the Ladiea AU1· ll was agree d. R. .Houck, Gallipolis, w11l bf: o : diary of Drew Webster Post Amer· Brown to tile. June . ee nfg u10 Saturday, June 1 at the Heath ment : • Middl•port ' ', � 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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