http://66.213.69.5/files/original/65bbc3947f4f95d643ddaaa398bfe1c9.pdf ebdcad3ce5cf76ba3d15862ab3e75707 PDF Text Text .. • " • • 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 ' ', �I • I - ........ ---~-...... ------- ' _ 1• ' ~hurches. wu hE'ld 1'\:lesday even· Mrs Allen Roush , for Mh.s ~e installation ?f a very _adequate system of automatic safety Rev. Clayton Lutz was a dinner mg at the Enterprise Church . M•nlyn Ebers bae-h . dau ghter or lights and warmng bell signals at the ·Hobson crossing of the and overmr ht guest of the Rev . De\'olluns by the Rev. Roger Mr. and Mrs . Cui Ebersbac 1, New York Central tracks over the highwa-y and Mr~ . Rog""r Bishop. Tuesdal: Et s hop . pa •tor of the churches. ~radbu ry, who ts to be marr i!"t:! It would be impossible to estimat e how much ro e\'enlng. opeued the meehn& .. nd the R~\·. Sat urday to Hilton Wol!e. . likely how many lives wjll be saved i fh p p ty, abnd Mr~ . Gt•orge H Parhr ldt , Clayton Lut~. conferenre superm .. Ho.~tesses for the party wer" caus f '" l' h · n I years to come e- Wedn('sday for 9 visi t Wllh rrla· tendent, pr~>sented the mssag:e. Judith ~urray, Fa una Baile r j eo u,ese . lg ts ~nd signals We can be assured the fig· llves ln ~! a Jlett a During i.he buslneusenlon w!lh Maryln and Sharon Rou sh ure would ~e lmpre&stve . " The Hobson crossing'' has been a Mr and Mr~ Cha rlt's Brooks of Rev. Lutz. pres lding ,_Eidon Weeks Games were played during the note on ~fftce d~sk pads of numerous reople over th e P<lSt 1 Portsmouth v1s11 1'd rece ntly with was named as a randtdate for eler· rvening: and 1he shower gift :· year . Trymg to fix the credit for this insta ll.a·tion upon one o r Mr and Mn p L. Peoples, !\1rs o. t~on as dd~gate to Lh~ General , were placed under a green and two persons - even if it were poss ible would be a it'o B. Elberreld and Mrs Georg1a Wil- • ~ unference to be h~ld m Harm white decorated umbrr lla suspeud player were lauded for' . . b s ne Uanuon urw. Pa , In Octobe r, 19:58. Mrs. ed from the ehandeliel" in th., was a t eam o th f ld wmmng a aseball game when there Dr and Mr s. Alston Trn~y of Co· Delmar ua~~m was ele<'ted as the IJving room . Punch and cab lumbus arru·cd Wednesday to delegate to the annual conference Ebers bach Uad!"line Evan , . n e ~e . There lS an odd htUe yarn co~es to mind in L'l.is connecUdn. &pend the !!lemortal Day With hts to be heir! tn Lancaster in Augutt I Mrs. Carl' Ebersbach , Phylr.: Ebbersbach. :Madeline' Evans. . R~cently one o f t.he loc al figures who believes he did a paren t~ . Mr and Mrs. E J 'l'r:JC)' and Mr W':'eks a.s alternate. hon .s s hare of p_ushmg that brought the Hobson lights into Mrs. Agnes Bess and chiiUren.~ wiRev. BtsP.np closed the ~eetini Sara Gilmore, Kay Evans. Mab~: ~eah.ty was rhattmg with another well-known figure who bad Larry and Cncryl A~n t·eturned to th a s.hf.>rt devotJOnal pel"tod. Mich ael. Laura F.a:rrlson. Lou In hts own way done something toward the same b. t' the1r home. East Liverp ool, WedMcEihmney, Evelln Murray The subject of the Hobs<m eros in JeC IVe. nesday ever:.!ng afterra visit wtth Cha riotte Llghtroot. inc}jvidual innocent] k ds gcropr,ed npandthe second her parents, Mr and Mrs Thomas lrt Sendmg gl'!s were Berni ' ") 0 r etting act" on lh Y r :mha .~ that he sure had a tough job ~k . lfr. Bea.trice stewart, Vi~let Hy· g . 01 . ose 11g 1S I Mr. and Mrs Elmer Johnson and , Wmn, Mtldred Bailey , BeuJe BaJ. Th1s wa~ splas hmg ~ patl of ice water onto the fit·st person's Mrs. Ste_ll a Baker of W'lccl ing, w sell. Letha Russell , Helen Russell, warrn feehng of . t_a vmg a.ccomplished something subsl.a·ntial Va., arr~verl Thursday for a wee k • Matilr!a Rowl ' · Katie Rvwley, hand ,out flowers m publJ<:?_ That is, unless we're certain end visit wtl h Mrs William Baxtr. r A birthday dinner wu held o. ~ Myrtle Donahue , Patty Mlch11 ~ l . there s no more th lh d and Mr. and Mrs. Bentz Wolfe Sunda,·, M•y 19, 't the home ol LIO e estgnated people anxious to reeelve Mrs. J H. Curkler of Powhatan lhem' Point is the gues! of r~ htttves M~. and Mrs . Guy Walters, hon· Let those who work d r hi d ' M' c Ortng her father, c. v. Jone9 ··n • e or t s ec1dedly va!uable addition tss aiTie Ye~ger 1s spen ding his 8\ st birt hday. "' 1 to the .oca) safety equipment on Rt. 7 be content with their this week tr. Culumllus wtth }'ttss Guests included the honor private knowledge of a service performed for all. Need any.. Ll,lcy Harvey. <~ for mer PomcJ·oy guest and his wife, Mr. anrl Mrot one reaJiy have more compensati"On'. pharmacl,.;t. Miss s~·don 1 a Spencer was th e c'. V Jones, Mrs. Daily Thoma~.. Ohio Eta Phi Charter of Beta Memoria l Day guest of her uncle Dick Jones, Mias Kathleen Jonefl Sigma Phi planned ita summer ac· E.\Gt,E RlDGE with Mr .. nd Mrs.' Glenn Tuttle and aunt, Mr and Mrs Clair Spen- Mr. a:ld Mrs. Alvin Haggy lj ·d tivltles during the la1t reguli!r cer, West S! Jade granddaughter Debbie, Mr. and meeting until September, Tue1day Ernest Hfllt rr vlsit('d Sunday und family Edw~rd !dclntosh, Dnyton spent Mrs. Luther Fredtrl<'k , MJ- 5 . M :. uliht in the DAV Hall. with his son Orval. and ramlly. Mr. and Mrs. John .Rose and Mn. Ga ypel! Clark and daugh- ramily called on Mr. and Mrs. A. Memortal Day with his parer,tS', dred Ward l.lnd son. Scotty, !If Marion Eberab.v.ch, chairman of Mr. and Mrs Howard Mcintosh and Mrs. Carl Coverdale. Mr. 1 1 1 the bloodmobile ter, Alh e il ~ spPnl thf' week l'fld D. Tuttle Sunday evening. pr<~Jec1 bert, ' Mrs. Jack Walters and son.=~. •poke to the 10rorll.)' of the 11 1...1t with Mr. a nd Mrs. Milton Tuttle Spending Sunday aftP.Tnoon w•'th Nyt• Ave and fa!ll!ly Mrs. Therion Ohlinger of Wett .Jackie and Stevie. need for bl~Jod donon'' Tht 1roup M Amv Wolfe were Mr». A. D. Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Ward, votod to '"lot In r. 2nd Mrs. C hartc ~ Bl9sell and I Tuttlle., Mrf.l. Jack Harrll!l, Mn:. Hllr· Cnrolltown ts the guest of 1her SIS· taftviMinl ter, Mrs. C E Ne~tsc, Wehc Ter- Mr. and Mrs. Drew Hany, Af~ lrlendo ond nol1hboro Jo 10 lq lht <'~ildren !!pent Sunday e\'1.mlna old Beegle and Mrs. Harry Woll. With and Mrs. Owen Cottrftll and dnu - 'next vi•U In l\lb'. M Mrs. Amy Wolf. , J anet Arnold of Rock Springs race. r. ami Mrs Sterling Rayburn spent a few days with her sister, . Mrs /lc lcn O'llei ll y of Dayton Jhter11. Debbie and Lynne an 11 The oultural PNII'I!II Wfl ~N· an ti so_n or Middlepor! s pent Sun- Mr. l{ld Mrs. Joe Lawrence 1s thl' g•Jes! uf w 1m11 m F. Young Bucky Walters and son, Doxie. "nlod b• t.tn1 N m 1r11d. ••· day With M.. and Mrs. William Billy Tuttle spent Saturd~y with . Mr. 11nd Mrs 13ernit•c Bruch vii· loom lor lho KrackOmberger and fBm ily . Mr. and Mra. lohn Rose and fam- tled "'llh Mr ant.! Mrs. Eldon Wtrr_y , P1nt1u11 VII ttl •fill llttl Mr!l'. Joe J .aurence and Janet II)'. ftOl lfllhMUUI Kraeuttt'r_arit.l ranuly Morning star. Arnold spent Friday ofternoon with thr.oir sun!, Mrs Charlei BU. S?X REAL HOT 1 St•II IHl<l f;Hiuly. NEW· YORK UP- The Chicago Hoy Wolf or ro!Pm hos vi.~lted WhJte Sox roared pas• the major h1 s mother. Ml"!; Amy Wulf Sun· League pe11nant races' first mHc Ma;,s. Russell WJ!Jon and hror day. ' slone with the biiJge,t Memoria! mother, M". D•le Carl, wu" Mr~ . lvs Singer l.q ~! s itin g her Day load in their mollern histor ~ Th e II IHl'.Jal Cajld le ltght servlre glven a holtsewarmin& thl l Wtl'~k brothPr, George Deem, und wit 1oday While the Cincinnati Re rl. at Dorcas. e of the Pomr>roy WC'l'U was held lit a party at thel; new home 011 legs held first plttce on this da · Archie RoBe s~nl fi'rltllJy Dh(ht at their re t; Jlilr meeting Tuesday Coal am1 Fourth Avt!nUe. U II• ~vemng at lht' Untl~d Methodist A buffet supper wu IOrYt.HI lo lho Iilli• lui ~~"" ~~~ /' Chu rch. Mis.~ Lncrl'tia Gcnhclmcr and a gift presented to Mn. nul "" "'' wnl~li Ill 1 · 111 conducted Hoe service. anrl Mrs. WJison . ,,1 Mn G H Ewmg, president. preThose present Included Mr 11 rounw tho oltkod 1111 flo 11 J\i11 sHied and ,' life hnc membcrsln JoH n Moore, ~{n Arthur Ne 11111, hovo 1'•111 II ll!>li ll l'~~\ jill was C t sr us~ed by Mrs c . E Mrs Gene Thompson. Mra. Trnt'Y 10011 dltlt1Yift ll .1t!l, lil tl ~ t!IIJ f Lud of Nice, Cle•n Duwni <> and Mrs. John C ha ~;e 1t 1 Whaley, Mrs Pearl Stanley. M'iM or, IJIU ••lotJOillll 1111> I>U I Cu• Just .Arrlvtd wa11 votr d 1v renPw the mE>mber. Harvey Vnn Vrankcn 1.. and lOll, Yours "NOW ...· • Sta~klnw ltlllllhl•• •l!tU•~r,l , shi p as 11 lifel ine member. It wa.'l Scotty, Mn Rolilmd Neutzll•1i'. lUlU In C!l.-111111' frulf, IIMI H~ /'till voled lo con llnu e the membership P_o meroy; Mrs. rrt•d Carme n, Ad nLion' aud hllrvtullna. fiiWitr r11ll4 campaign. duon ; Mrs. Harry Snead, Poit\1 dec1yed or lhlhiiMWII ll•t~"Uitl A report on the Christia n Cill Pl easant, Mrs. E M. Blake, Mi'• . aoll 1n1ecla or dllo.IIOtlllltllflr tiJUI zensh1p Dollar Crusade was gll:en rar roll . Swa nso_n. r.:ar la and Col fruits , and 1111lt1r lhilt n,lf or tprll .. · by Mrs. Jo seph Cook . Mrs. Ewing lcen Wtb;on, Mlddleporl Ina: for lnleC!I •nd dllillll! vontrol explatned the ollligation of a Some of theo diiPIIvAntuua nt Rock of Ages member stake·grown tom11toe1 ar u Jrlllllcr Mn . Dow1ue, program lead~>r labor requirement , more cracklnJ, Generous portions of tasty opened the program with ser[p: usually an lncreuf'd amount or food served in pleasa nt s urlure read in:'! taken from Proverbs blossom end rot , and lower lott~l ~fter wh~~h she rt>ud a paper 01 ~ yield per plant. roundings are yours when Mothers attd dosed with prayer I;Haadvant.ages or growing staked you eat here Mrs. George H. Parker prescntNi tomatoes act.l1ally are advantages The Exemplar Chapter of Bet:l a review or a chapter of the study of field grown tomatoes. If space Sigma Phi sorority met at th~ book, "'fhe Chruaian Case for Ahavailable !or a home gnrden Is home or Dorothy Clark with Mr; stlnenct> " Rue, pre11iden t. p1·esidln . limited, usually the slake·grown A duet , "lle<t ullful Garden r Thomas system is the most satisfactory . Prayer", by Mrs. Gladys Glbs'~n Reports of the state <'onvention However, if field -grown tomatoes and Mrs. Downie concluded the in Toledo were given bv Mildre.l are mulcbefl and we!; fertilized, Wells, Betty Hobstetter, Mildr\)d they will oul ·yteld stakt"tl tomtoes meeting Karr and Jane LeVaughn. and _continue to pro<luce good Committee activitle3 for the quahty fruit ove r a longer peried coming ye ar were diseuHsed and of time. Pearl Welker. social cha irmcm, A good system to follow In the reported that a dinner for tht• home garden is to grow several members and their husbands was plants of an early variety and planned for June 20 al Lake Hope stake them : then .11et out several ' Mr.~. Alfrtd Biggs entertained Lodge Mildred Karr. chairman of plants of a ,nidseuou variety and N. 2nd Ave. the Chatter Cl ub Tuesday eveni ng the Ways and Means committe· let them grow untrained. This sysMiddleport l"eported that a Run1mage SalE tem provides hi&h quaUty fruit at her hom .~. Wyllitlllll. Durlng tht' business maslon with would he held on June 28-29 wtth over :. lon£er season. Mrs. Everett Lightfoot president the place to be announced later Normal plantina: di~anCe for The cultural program for th · ataked tomatoes ls 18 to 24 Inches pre.K idln.l!. J"llans were di_.u,sed ro~ a PICnic to be held In the near fu· evcnlne was given by Charlotte ln the rnw with three feet between lure. Dl~h towels were PU!&enled Coates and Theresa Swabel. Rc· ro"'•· The spacing of field·Jrown fresjlments were served by Ruby plants usually ls 4 by 4 , or 4 by 3 the hostess hy the guests. Games were played and prizes Ba~r. Dorothy clfrk and Bel v feet for home gardem. · a,warded to Mrs., Lightfoot Mn Hobatetler. Chdrtes Buck, Mn. Nathan, .81ii~ an Mrs. On•ille Hogue, who also won the do(lr prize. th A dessert l'ounie wa• served by e hoatess to those named . b •nd Mr•,.., Wllbur Young. a Mrs ove ~~v~l Dunfet-, Mr8. Glen Evan~ LOQ~ I rs . Frank Youn11 . Mi11 J~&lie Miteh, RN, GaJJ1. l)olls, whose marrlaae to Wll1i11n R. Houck. is to be June 1, wa · Hortlculturbtl at thP. Ohio Alriwuesl of honor at a t~welalllowar ClllturaJ Experiment station are ;-lven Wedn~Brtday at the Mnte of ataglnr the Fourth Annu•l Small Mrs. Harofd RJnkle, NOI'tb Third Fruits day at Wooater June tS. Avenue. Tbla lpedal field dar Is for both <Juuts ine!ludtd cla 111 mate• ot home' aardea and tommertlal Miss Mitch and w.re lllsa Canlt erowers of pape1, raspbtrrie!, Bachtel, Mils Jelft Smal'l, Mn. btueberrttl a114 lttawberrlel!l. Starting at a. m., EST and Mannln• Kl'"''· Mrt. Rulli Robra. , 0 n. Mt 1s Ann ftupe. Mrs. Glady" contlnulnr throuaJiout the morn· Stewart, Muon. ln• 1rowm wUI be , taken on Mrs. Hinkle wu uaWed ll tuJdld lours of the .!mall fruit aervlnt ~beaut aandwtcho~. -plot st tbe alation. Growers will potato chip~ and · f!Dkes by ~at learn of recent developments In amaU diUihter, Dtbby. chemical weed control In · atraw- ---- _ berry plantihJI, pett control of omall lrull plan!•. olrawberry va· ;w rleUea and blueberry euhure. ' • Another feature ot the day will bt • iUO,.UP ol...peelally ptepar•d • exhibit• on small fruits. T.here wlll h Mee~ ellblblt Pl"t• ..~ by M. P . Tb~ Bedford Home Demonstra· . ~dauf of the atatioa .staff on L 0 VA ' Id of Port, mouth 01 .. re ..•lar frMalnr berrleJ. ot;ber •Peei.al exServi('P of thll Society Of Christian tlon CounCn Club had M ti .. ~~ h ~.. •tbitt wUI the ntlot atrawe Methodist Ch h for ii!:Y met ftlf It 'UJ 0111.1! o1 \(~. berrr 'lll'ittlta. 1hd lbt PfOCed· Wflre ~uflst- at th h Ul'(' Florence Well lt Darwin. P1ans ures that mu•t be foUowed for the . A miracle cf wateh dnlgn Wh B.l"M "r. PnPt•moun-. w,.,,hl,.~rl.,v were dltcusnd for the eoming ,PdueUon of vtrut-frt-e strawber· !ummet mt-etlnp and also plan• ry pl.llnt.s. , ••-" 1111 t t4gso otr..,.t. a.t en with rs Dauer en••N·i ~· ue ret•• .... 1QQ00 1 grou,, "" ... ned · the -were made for a plcnlc The ltneral chairman of th i ' F 11 . a noon luneb@on Members preaent were Mrs. Hel . event. Dr. neeman s . Hawlatt ha: · • ' .. ' ' i . o mreUnr ow•nr. Ihe •n' e<o< that the feat'ured t t'n•p wasluncheon bel~ , . en Quivey. Mrr. Mf!be-1 Lee, Mrs. announced Audra Wel1. Mrs. Bdna Lee. Mn. ~eater Wiu be Dr. Geor1e M. Dar· At!Etndln ~ f nA ' · •w•ere Your Confld J Mrs llor · rom ..- ... merov were Anna Hart Mrs. Bertha Williams, fOw. Dr. Darr6w 11 we!l tnnwn for · _.. · , ente IS i•ten.d 1rr P. Smith, dlotrict • • - Mr11. PatrJcle .[ones, Mrs. Marjarle t)t;e man, lmpro"Yed varJetles thtt .. omeroy diatrictenYic-9-preaJd~nl . and .Mrs c F· Tompkins _.... - Doug~as and lour children. Mn. bt develOped durtn• f6 ~iara with Coftme SmUh 1Dd 10ft were pella. the v. 1. D. A. O onsts along Route 7 south of Middleport are welcoming Bolce , gradnate ir I ° B" hd Oy Dinner Held To Honor Of C V. Jones , Summer Activities Plqnned During Final Meeting ! '""~M '"' I~R Housew,arming Pomeroy WCTU Candle Light Service Held I I l( EAT HERE FOR DINING PLEASURE Is Held For Mrs. C. Erwin I BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT Attorney and P.lrs. Bernard Fullz h:~ve ~hnounced th e bfrth of a su.: pound eleven ounce daughter , Bar bara, at the Me1gs General Hospital on Wed nesday, May 29. They also i\ave a twenty-one month old daughter, Beth. Grandparent~ are Mrs. Ruby Fornash, Chillicothe; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sinn, Con-Jo y Gr~at ~andmothers are Mrs. Rosa G.umgnch, P~ uldin g, and Mrs . Dora Stnn, Latty. Ohio. • GARDEN C~UB MEETING ' _The ,Middle-pqrt Garden Club wdl h\Ye tt•l•it combined May a 11 d June fil~etings oil June t2 with Mr~ . Err.est M!IS(g as ho stess. Her IIIUJtlna committee will include Mrr. Lawre11ee Milhoan, Mrs. Joh n • M~l . Rodney DowninK aren Stanabury, Mrs J . E. y . r• lq or tht fl hllrt!h .,, helnil llllked '"""'~'"' IU lho 1011. \ Service As You like It! Air Conditioned For Your Comfort MARTIN RESTAURANT I Mrs. Alfred Biggs Is Hostess For The Chatter Club The watcli with the EXECUTIVE! t Julie Ml~h ls Guest Of Honor At Towel Shhwer June 13 Planned 4th Small Fruit Day At Wooster •=so t • '· . ., ." ' ' e (Bu . pre s e nt ,966 fHJN -lHJN c:OLLIN s JEWELRY Jualllled" '.·'7"··111•',..;.o.;.,o.;;'t..,.-~-·--------':'"-~· ~p:::!:::=~ District WSCS Officers Are Luncheon Guests lri;~';y~~~~~-· ~let superintcnd:Dt~~::.f ~?:h:!,~ • • Bedf"'rd Home Demonstrataon Councd tilelr ' "" •• •ho• ALLEN ' S:OO 8:30 3 :45 4:00 4:30 5:30 ~:45 a,oo 6::JO 6:35 tl :4l5 7:00 8 ,25 8,30 '9,30 !0,00 10:30 u ,oo 11,30 12:00 12,30 Sign Qn Circle 3 Ranch Gum by Fury Cap(. GpUant True St&ry Detective's Diary Down on the Farm Hopalong Cassidy 1 ,1:30 Ba11eball Sky' King l 5:30 8porta Eye ~ :*' Strlko 11 Rich Jl :00 ll :IS II ::10 II :48 11:00 VaUnt Lady Love of !Jfe Search for Tomorrow Guldlog Light Katie's Kitchen As the World Turll$ Our Mia& .Brooks Houseparty Big Paynff Bob Crosby Show Brighter t.lay Secret S~rm Edge of Night The EPrly Show Yo1.1e Esso Reporter Spc1s Jl'lrade Weathe.man Action Douglas Edwards Beat the Clock West Point Story Playhouse of Stars Mr. Adams and Eve Highway Patrol The Line Up . Person to Person News Scanning the Weather The Late Show - • l :00 1.10 2·00 2:30 9:00 WJIH ' Malgs County News 11:50 a. m._ Daily on 990 spot On Your Radio· Dial ~live Ingraham · Writer 8:1' 3:30 4:00 ll :30 5:45 ll:55 6:00 6 · 15 6:30 7:00 7.30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:05 10:10 McCQrmlcE No. 4S Baler 10'00 TBA Bale whea your bay !J at lu peok of r.ed value::: bj" younelfl Completely automatic, the No. 4' give~ you Life On The Farm 8·30 Captain Kangaroo 10:00 Lucky 8 Ranch 10·30 Tales of te Texas Rangers "Where Qu-.llty IK Paramount" Cor. Bullemul and 2nd Sl. / Pomeroy, Ohio • 12·55 Game ol the Week 4:00 Feature Report 15:00 Air Power . ,30 Range Rider ..Channei13- o , $aturda J - Challnal 13 • 1 . 1:00 Movies ASK OAOoY·O·" HE HAS.10 PIIT UPWJ'ltiiT !! -·A l!:::T 'TO"TW! MeAD-A Qlc;;I-IT 10 "TMI! ~..A Sf.RIE;S ..JABS aND .41ST I OFJ.400K 'fO "'n:&! • <OR!.JL.LER·.. TWe I(IO IS •••• WILLIAMSON FARM SUPPLY I - ECONOMY ' tGIIIS ••• fOIGat SUS ' OUTDOOR GRILL: ~ ...... I ••"'- .. .• 5,00 .Tw,o-Gun Playhouse Ull Let's Talk News • Il Over and .Sp~rt.s Hedlln.oclllt : 6,30 Famous Film Festival s,oo e,oo ' 1o,oo I The Lawrence Welk Sbo" Oza.rk JubUee 20tb dentury theater IUS Sltn Oft ll;ad The Lite News I . New, lmprov.. W ltoH Swine heels make yo~r hoo• doultly ICife agalnat parakaratoals and stunted lgrowtli •. led .'ROM. eow conhr/111 crdded alnc. Zinc Can be the nmlul!!l Unk" to porlc proRII. Now you can eet "paaturtJ P.rloi'IWIClftce" tlven In dry lat hecllng- ---... . ~,., RBIB .Jiew ,._, Srtitle THis Mulberry · Ave. · · Phone lsli ' USED BA.LERS PIID CO,ST TOTAL Pomeroy .... ' - -, Ye1, p~o~Ueh were produced on tiNt e66 ENGINE e77 NEW HOLLAND . ' PROVICO IE.su.ROt fARMS for on overage feed colt of 72c (boMd on retail prices) ; whn fed Wllh ~0% PROVICO GROWER : (wllh Al'·'5l ond whole oaiL . eoTHERS 'FHd JIIIOVICO O.OWIHG MAiff. FULTON THOMPSON • • • • tile KONOMY l'ACKAGP.:" • PROVICO MILLING & FEED CO. Rt. 124, Mlnenrille, 0. POMEROY PHONE 419 lOCu.FI. .. ·............ . 15 Cu. Ft. ............ .. 11 Cu. Ft. . .. .. . .. .. . . . IZCu.FI. ............. 38Cu.FI•. ...........•. UFRIGERATORS CHEST MODELS ,279 ,349 ,351 f411 U99 Meigs Co. Phone 98 E. Main St. Co-op Pomeroy, Ob.lo ' PPLIANCE CEN,JER UPRIGJIT MODEL$ RED 'WIGER D06 DURING GlOWING PIIIOD ••••• 'IN SOUTHEASTERN OHIO TRACTOR SALES , PIJ • will. purchoso of Zl lbs. or mora of LARGEST SELECTION OF eSUPER 88 PTC eu T INTERNATIONAL ~ped•llr ... •••..Wr. ••v~nieat ._.ttklr. • .... ••• urryiRJ ~t•~e. lura pan ...,,. ••Mr 1n1 er cMkinr .cealil. •llllfk e&IM linl. . llllthl plettd arid. dsnM r... NEW HAYLINERS • C.l....- ,rill it ,_.,w,nn,. t.a• ON " SI,IGAR RUN ROUR MILL nr. NEW TRADE-INS Twke ·the ·protection against. PARAKERAtOSIS!' try-· IN AllY PART . OF "11-11: I-lOUSE•• m .. - Fleming Hatcheries w. 4:30 Comedy Party anti miMral fortlftcallan. ,., bo,..r grawth perform· a- .ancl higher prollh, lmp..,..d lad·fttoo Guaran!Hd Swlno ~ with ilddod &Inc. ~~ · A PIN OllOP I ·. •••I . ~ Mldt!leport Feed MiD ltecouH ... ION ~·• .._, a ftner nutrlant ltalance FLOTilLA, 11-IEi "QA04R eARS KID: CA~ 11EAR - Try GOLDEN BOW BALER TWINE WHTN_;TV 11:. 12:118 Slg~ On the difference ( INTERNATIONAL Buecallccrs 8:00 Gale Storm Show 1!:30 SRO PlayhouBe 9:00 Guru::moke 9:30 Golden Playhouse 1000 T·:e Lo:~tf' Show 12JJO Noon News 12,16 NeiabbOn 12:30 Libera"ee 1:00 The Feminine Touth 2:00 Afternoon Film ll"estlval 3:30 Lite With Elinbeth 4::00 Cartoort.Ciub · 3,00 Mlotet'llliillle' Clllli 6'00 Five stu ~I ' ~ 6; 1& John DaJy arid the New• 6:30 Rin Tln 11n · 7,00 Jlln ~""•' 7,30 c1.. Kid . 8;00 I Led ~ee Li"' 8 :30 r Saan·th for Adventure 8;<J9 A Dot. Wlth lhe Angela 9:30 H1gh Terud~o 10:00 News of the NIJht 10:10 Theater 13 11:30 The LAte Newt 11 :35 SJgn Off To Produce Bee I 7:00 ~aekie Gleason Show CHANNEL 13 FRillA "{ 11 ::5t. Si&n On POULTRYMEN Hit peak h~ld longer . . with.\ TIME IS HERE! 6·00 Zane Grey Theatre 6.30 I BALER N" TW E Meigs Equipment Co. I2·4S ' Baseb<tl1 'hevibw TV Classroom, :1 Come- io and let UJ show you how you can have better . quality hay, ec:ooomically baled witb 1 Dew MtCotmlQr: No. 4S beltt. ' -·· .. : . ~- • • 12 :30 Life ln USA 4:30 " ..... ., ..... ............. ·Hichols *12'1 I ' Health makes 18-inch ba1el. up to 60 pound• eocb, ot up to 6 tooo per bout. You abo gee the economy o( power uke-otf drive .•• onyl·plow ot larger tractot futnisbcs che power. totHHHiotu baling. You turn out 14 9,30 Mighty Mouse Playhouse The Lone Raneer Purina Chows :n? 8,oo 12.00 .,.J u Ceasar's Hour Big Top Pr.,._l No. 1 S. R. 680, See. 9.78 Pt., Jl5.2l5 and ._. . ... • a11f • • ·• • a 16.25 Meip County, Ohio. Len~ttb Cen\ering the dining room table ·~·~· 16.790 Fl., 3.18 MI., Width 18 n. was his decorated birthday cake Completion date: · August 11}, with a rodeo ~eene . Dinner w11 1157. serve~ to Mr. and Mrs. Byron Hy· The bidder must submit with stll and Debbie Hawley of Columhil bid a certified check in the bul, Mr. and Mn.. Malcolm MUler amount of. $1lll0.00. ot Middleport, Mrs Harry Clark The· minimum' wage to be paid and sons, Mra. Lilli•n Smith and to all labor employed on this con.ron, Mrs. R:chard Ash and sona, tract shall be In aecordan~e with Mr11. Edith Hood and Me arl Bath, tbe Schedule of Prevailing Hourly all of Minersville. Wage Rates A&cer18ined and De· Phoae 3751 llaeiDe termlned by the Department of Industrial Relations applicable to Ice tream and cake was Krved the 1State Highway Department I~ following the dinner . Movie pic. ture1 and colored slidea were also provements in accordance with . Sec. 41l5.0!, 4115.04 The Dally Sentinel Mystery' Fa<m No. 22 printed in last Saturday's edition was identified "'ken. -i115.06 4115.07 of the ReviSed by only three readers thiS . "\"eek as the farm of Mr. and Mrs. Herb Riggs · · Correct· . Byron Jay reee1ved · Code of and Ohio. of D~m. many lovely ., ly naming the farm were Edna Riggs Lee of Pomeroy; Dana Van Meter of Racme and Mrs . gtfu and also ce1e~rated b11 btrtb· Bef~re lasu_tng a purchase order Perry -Riggs of' Pomeroy. 1" day on the anntvenary of his 1 the succeasful bidder will be re· grandparen~a. Mr. and Yra. EverHotching Eggs quired to furmsh bond in an been seleclt.:tJ mclude Harold earn· occurenee of tbis elcada already et~ D:uley of Pomeroy. amount equal to one half of· the ahan, Paul S. Moore, Dana Hoff- tbia 1pring in Mason County, West For tloe NldooJI.FJemboC coat of the work.. 1 man and Clarence Headley. The Virginia, Go~Uia County, Ohio and Hatehlllc ProgJ"Illl •AKIS.LEE three supervisors wbnse terms do farther we!t and south. . C. E. B Prequalifieatlon: Bidders must ... ' year are DonaJd Co~~nty Agricultural Aeent not expirl th 1s farmerjl: do no~ 1ee con111 derable apply for prequalificatlon with the ... The Mei"~ Soil C:onservatlon Di~t- Mora, Thereon Johnson and Clar· numbers of _[he Cicada durmg tbe departm.ent at leut 10 days before . . & i.z . -6th f ence Price. next few wreks they should J'eport Election ~f iUpervi&ors will take it to the ·Extenaloa Office 10 infor· . the date set .to open bids. Informa· triet. wJU recogn e Its\ . year 0 tion ,Pe.rtalmng thereto, and .pre- aervice to farmers 0 ~ Meigs Coun~~ place at the Ume. of tbe chicken matlon w"i.ll again be available barbecue and annual meeting, when ihe brond again ttachea nfl.· quatlfymg blanks may be. obtamed- at the annual meeting to be_ be from the Hllhway ered1t Examr Monday evenmg, June 3rd, 7.30 P. 't 't iner, 450 East Town St., Columbus, M. at the county Hi·way Garage The Meigs Coil Conservauon Dls-- ura y. Ohlo. located o_n the Fairgrounds at trict working with the United The next aQpcearance of · a size· Bidding Corms will be forwarded Rock Sprtnfs. State SOil Corurervatlor. Service able- brood in · He.ils County is I from the .Purchasing Office upon Last ye81' 175 people of Meip and eonservationutA, Carl Bilitam scheduled for 191m, whleb wiD be request. . County who wel"e interested in and Hugh Custer have active plan seventeen years after tbe appearearlier~ The Director reserves the raght conservation attended the 'chicken ln operation ol'l more than 400 a nee in 194~ . . Thill ia known as to _reje~t ~-~~ all bids: and to barbecuP. which will again be fea· comm~ci~l (Urn!. ip th~ countyd Brood ~o- V, a .eo.~!.act broofod ci~t waiVe c mea 1 1es. tured this year. tickets for the The d111tr~e:. the supervtsora an • occur.s m the Eas.~ .. Qart . o George J. Thormyer, I In th h d fo~ .. tbe techRici.Jns atand ready to "IS. -and Weat Vtrgihu., except m the 1 WRAP mort kaves insid. Act'tng D"1rect or of H"1gb ways even e county. an s 01Every• OJ stst • • farmersareover all the any one an the l..o.:ounty _who has extreme S~ut hern part. . with (5) 31, (6) 7, 2tc one is invited whether they are pr~blems in connection with land, Numbermg of t.he. broods under farmers or not. so1l, water .tt;d fore~t development. the present system . started wt.th ROUND BALli Mr. and Mrs. William Singu and w. B. Wood, Direclor of the Requests [or ass1stance _may be the 11!03 b;ood wb1ch w.as destgfamlly of Toledo are visiting her Agricultural Extension Service for made to any of .the supervtsors", to nated as Br-ood No. 1. Smce that Roll-up compl"euion cathere , Mr. and Mrs. Rei Jordan. tlle State of OhiO wlll be principal the s .. C. S. offi':e or through the time seventeen broods b.ave been leav,. gently ••• aaleiT · • • inMr. and Mra. "I:homas Likens and speaker. He has become recognized 1 Vocational Agriculture Depart- numbered .which occurs ev-:ry sev- oide round baleil made by lho family of B:.~eyrus spent the week as one df the ouhtanding ·leaders n:tent, A. s ~- and County Exteo. enteen yea':"t and brOOds etght~en Roro-8•• D You .-ve lbe ll)l»t e.;nd;;;;viii•.itiiin;igi;;;re;;l•~t~iv~c~s~-h~e~re~.;;;;;;;;;;;..,lin the state and natiOn in helping .st'ln Offlees m the county. through thirty _are broods wh1ch .a1uable part of your boy 1· farin, rural and urban people help appear. everv thirteen years. There -the hi1h-protein leaves-• themBelves not only in production Meigs County farmers can do a Is con~1derable overlaptng between when you wrap them inside the . and marketing, but in famlly and distinct service in foreca~ting the the. thirteen, and seve":teen year roof-like lhotch of a round bola , coiliml,IJllty life, 'rural development ne,xt appeara~ce .of the broo.d of I?· races as we•l as years Ul l'hith ii , ••• away .from tbe ,.tber. then... ancl ; -~ ild bile affaii"S" custs (tbe p< rmd1cal cicada) of thiS brood. does not appear. · r a Di~:ctor Wood for several years year's brood. Conslde~able interest, Mo.!il .of the damage lby tbe _ci· liO'J'O.IULEil . . . .uu.~ ~ . has bel!n develnped 1n the South- cada wtll bCl to smaU treei wbtch ALLIS CHA" MERI t I th e Oh 10 d assec~aryo serveConservation · · · d h 'h 1 1 • ' : Sojl C ommitt~ . At ern part of the stale c~ncermng are lh]UI"e w_ en~ e ema e punc· l that trme he was also Assistant the appea:a~re of the cJcade or lures the lwtgs and branches of IAUI AND UIVICI , Dean of the CoUege of Agriculture, locust as 1t 1!1' more commonly amaH tred in order to lay her Ohio State Uni"Yersity. The Ohio called . . eggs. !he female seem~ to prefer Soil Conservation Committee js the Accord mg to records and corre· oak, btckory. apple, peach, pear ' overnin bod of the dis· o! seventeen y~rs ago and gr~pe. . . . WE HAVE i~ the Sta1e of bhto . County rep~;~rted the The msedictde •. TEPP lS effee· Rutland. Ohio Nelloa.ville, Ohio This annu 6 J meeting coming at .ctcada brood m the tive against the cicada, but is ex· j;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;~;;;;;;;;;. OUR NEW SUPPLY · d' t 1 f 11 · M t1p of the county. Re· tremely dangerous to handle. This . a t tme tmme ta e y o owmg em· · t ' 1 t 1 di ~ 1 th OF orial Day is a fitting tribute to the 1 -p~o::r~t;~h:'~ '- e;;;b~e~en=r~e~ce:•;;••:d~o=;;e;;:;m;a:,er:::.a::•:c:s::o:n~y;:;;o;o;;;:re;:";;con· many men and women that have 1 ' helped the Meigs Soil Conservation District .do an outstanding job in promoting conservation and the ~ 1 14-IN. DIAMETER PORT Allf '• AND wise use of water, soil and wood· lands. The first supervisors se· I lected by a vote of the farmers ot ( Meiga Cou11ty included the late ~ Harley Mu s~ er, W . }''. Hawley, ~v· erett Colwell, C. E. Humphrey and Harold Ca:-11ahan Carnahan has again returned to the board after ' a few years absence. CIB,IE IN TODAY! Many other folks were acti\'e in 1.75 the promotion of ~he district in· eluding the late W. A. Compton , G. L. MJchael, Ilurley Nelson, Emory Powell, Herbert Shields and many o,thers. We bo Cuolom Grinding This year two supervisors are to Middleport be eleele~ to serve for a three Znd "'"· year term. Nominees that have F-arm News .. News Picture lJ·OO ~ 4115.0>.1 9:31> Your.Hit Parade 8:00 Garry Moort · COLUIBUS - rour of Ohlo'o outttaodln1 &-H dub members ..W attend the Matioaal 4-B Club COn· ferenee in WIIIIJ~JI S\IIM 15 to 21 . The Buckeye deleJitel, ebolea. Byron Jay Dailey, JOn of M.r. and for tbe trip beealde of .tbeir et:Mra. Don Dailey, Columbus, eele- cellen~ overall rec:ordlln +-H work brated biJ litM birthday at tb€1 are Mnprc.t Ann KeConaell, bJ1 crandpart!'ntl, Mr. aad Elida; Patty Bolld<, Plain City; David Terrell, Wllmlnltoa and AI~ E<lw•rd H.lwley of Miner• with a birthday dinner, TueJ. len Samte:tu.oder, Glblonburr. day evenin g May 28. OHIO VALLEY FEED CO. 9,00 George Gobel C'.otUJI Archef l~ , ao U :80 Pomeroy 6,30 Saturday Nl&ht Jamboree 7,00 Perry Como Dean 1:30 Boston ·Biackte 8:00 Caph1in Kana:aroo Byron J. Dailey Is Honored On First Birthday a 10;30 News and Sporta 12,30 Sign on. 110 :40 Nitewatch 10:40 Nitewa~ch. 12:00 TonlJh.t I '00 Sl1n Off fl~l' APPL~ANCE 6,00 Roy Rogers. . 8,oo To Conference Are Annowieed ,-..... Beat the weather ••• ' Make h••·rlch haJ t·oo TBA 5:00 •ppltan~• 2!1 E. MolD St. ~. IIIII~ Beta Sigma Phi Exemplar Chapter Meeting Is Held i 1:00 J :30 2:UO Sign On Toda)l: RomJ?er Room The Price is Idght Tic Tac Dough Tru~h or Consequeru!el It Could Be You Current .MY Little Margie TenneJo~see Ernie Mathwe Theater Queen For A Day The Big Story Modern Romance• Q)medy Time ·Movietime .. CartoonS News Picture WUd Blll Hickok Weatherta!lt ~ Sports Eye NBC Ne'I(B Blondie Life ol IIIley The Jo.!eph CGtton Show Cavalcade of Sports Famous FiJhta. Dr. Hudson• Journal "li"ews Headlines tructlon Procedure for Modified Stabilized Bqe CoUl'lle, Re'Y. April 2~ 1807 ahall aovern theq. Jmprovementa. · ~HDeleg~ tlet with t~ inJect, tO daily .IPfiYr in1 mi1bt ~ neeeuary ia. eue of oreM~s IOt"a.ted near heavily inl feated woOdl.adJ. Elrtreme (afe in )la:ndlin1 the insecticide muat be u .. d. the I ' ' 6.M 7:.00 9:00 10:00 11 :flU , 10:.30 11"30 12 00 ••11 other home Standard Speellicauona of Three Readers f.orrectly Identify Mystery FIU'Dl State of Ohlo Departirtent of Hilb· ways dated J~n 1, 19M, •nd Con- STOP AT ---------------------WCHS-TV Channel 8 -----·------,.---:--'jlf,gA ~lmmio Saturday-ChannelS Claimed nr or TELEVISION GUIDE WSAZ -TV Chan"el3 ., Friday l Scrturdat.:. Channal3 7,30 M" lAM I IALI 81flO Th• VouU1 J'ellow1hlp or Heath Mtthadilt (+tuuoh will hiYc a Bake 9:00 9:43 141~\'ldllllturdM.~ , Jut1u t, tithe c oat• 10:00 Y lltl llllll'finl 11 Q A. M. Mom- 10:30 Cleaner t rttll • .•f : REFRIGERAT.ORS :TELEVISION· , NEW CITIZEN I" I . FOR I 30 P M. s~~~~.~~~~. I~Htl~ •'"~\'' ~u .r,w: ,JI'I' .J Sentinel AREA dren 's _Day ~crv tct at the C'hur<'h of Chnst wtll be he ld Saturday at Mr. and Mrs Paul Huston (Shtr· ley Bt>egle J&re- annopncing the bmh of a s.. ven pound son , Thurs. day ~orntll'l, May 30. al the Holzer Hospital GrandParents are Mr. :~~~ ~~~ T~codore B!:egle of Pom · M Y '. C"M. ~nd Potts. ~ayf Hus~ed , _urra_y ttv att Boar o Murray City LS, a ~!eat grandfsther. The Huston s a ~o h.ave an 18 months old daughte" , Aunee. I 1 :00 A. It Euttrn Standard Time Moacll7, June "17, llltM, for furnlJbln• all MtYice•. labor, materIal 1nd equipment nece~t~ry to recondition eilatlnt 1U.rf1Ces and bue by stlri!yini, pulverizin&, baulin1 and il'loCW}kJntin• aJII'&IIt.e, binder IOU, water aod IOdlum ehlorlde (furnilhed by the State) mixini:. eornptetln(, re1hapin1 and adjultlnl to uniform lfAde and cross section 1nd appl)'lnJ bltum· inou• prime coat and sell. OffiCI Unk ,ria e.,.r.ct I. Sealed ftopoa.lt wUI be reMOriCI TO CONrRACTORS eeived froni prequalWed bldden ITATI Of OHIO a\ tbe State HllbwaJ Purebuin1 DIP4RTMINr Of HIOHWAYI Otnct. Room 808, Oblo Depm ITATl HIGHWAY PURCHASING menta Blda , Columbqa, Oblo, QD.tll Legol Notice : EUB Quart er1y Marl'I yn Ebers bac h Daily Sentinel Motorists 2·18 Editorial .·.' ''. Dr.'"' "" R R. Bo•oo of Ro•- I Motorists Being Greeted By Signals :t~o7.;:b·u~ ·~.d,_M"••~:;~::O;~ Meeting Held Is Honored Guest Day Book Warning Lights At Formerly Dange~ous • tn ';;,~·-~b,~m;: ~"~:..~i·~~d"'~~u~~ Tuesday Night At-Bridal ShQwer , l\amorl\. They came fol" th The quart('rly meetm& of t he -A green. and white color schem~ IDAYBOOK ·· · HM0 bt so_n Crossing Of State Route Seven • Pom eroy High School Commenc~ Pomeroy El!B Charge comprised of Wa!l U.'\ed for the bridal showt~ CHILE?RIN'S DAY PRACTICE m~nt and to s'ee their niece Miss the Enterp~"l!le and MOrning Slafo riven this weet at the home Thl! £mal llr&Ctlee for the Chil · _ • • ..... p omeroy Personals 2-DaUy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., May 31 , 1957 , ~ - :-~...,.. 16 Cu. Fl. DeiW<e ............. ' As POMEROY CO-OP ' SPECIALS UNICO IMPERIAL UNICO IMPERIAL Freezer or Model Low As Re(l:ii~tor COMBINA'l'ION Only $4~.00 $199.00 :U Cu. Fl. FREEZER • • ELECTRIC RANGE o.., $29.9 . ' Phone98 E. Main St. 'Pomeroy • �I • I - ........ ---~-...... ------- ' _ 1• ' ~hurches. wu hE'ld 1'\:lesday even· Mrs Allen Roush , for Mh.s ~e installation ?f a very _adequate system of automatic safety Rev. Clayton Lutz was a dinner mg at the Enterprise Church . M•nlyn Ebers bae-h . dau ghter or lights and warmng bell signals at the ·Hobson crossing of the and overmr ht guest of the Rev . De\'olluns by the Rev. Roger Mr. and Mrs . Cui Ebersbac 1, New York Central tracks over the highwa-y and Mr~ . Rog""r Bishop. Tuesdal: Et s hop . pa •tor of the churches. ~radbu ry, who ts to be marr i!"t:! It would be impossible to estimat e how much ro e\'enlng. opeued the meehn& .. nd the R~\·. Sat urday to Hilton Wol!e. . likely how many lives wjll be saved i fh p p ty, abnd Mr~ . Gt•orge H Parhr ldt , Clayton Lut~. conferenre superm .. Ho.~tesses for the party wer" caus f '" l' h · n I years to come e- Wedn('sday for 9 visi t Wllh rrla· tendent, pr~>sented the mssag:e. Judith ~urray, Fa una Baile r j eo u,ese . lg ts ~nd signals We can be assured the fig· llves ln ~! a Jlett a During i.he buslneusenlon w!lh Maryln and Sharon Rou sh ure would ~e lmpre&stve . " The Hobson crossing'' has been a Mr and Mr~ Cha rlt's Brooks of Rev. Lutz. pres lding ,_Eidon Weeks Games were played during the note on ~fftce d~sk pads of numerous reople over th e P<lSt 1 Portsmouth v1s11 1'd rece ntly with was named as a randtdate for eler· rvening: and 1he shower gift :· year . Trymg to fix the credit for this insta ll.a·tion upon one o r Mr and Mn p L. Peoples, !\1rs o. t~on as dd~gate to Lh~ General , were placed under a green and two persons - even if it were poss ible would be a it'o B. Elberreld and Mrs Georg1a Wil- • ~ unference to be h~ld m Harm white decorated umbrr lla suspeud player were lauded for' . . b s ne Uanuon urw. Pa , In Octobe r, 19:58. Mrs. ed from the ehandeliel" in th., was a t eam o th f ld wmmng a aseball game when there Dr and Mr s. Alston Trn~y of Co· Delmar ua~~m was ele<'ted as the IJving room . Punch and cab lumbus arru·cd Wednesday to delegate to the annual conference Ebers bach Uad!"line Evan , . n e ~e . There lS an odd htUe yarn co~es to mind in L'l.is connecUdn. &pend the !!lemortal Day With hts to be heir! tn Lancaster in Augutt I Mrs. Carl' Ebersbach , Phylr.: Ebbersbach. :Madeline' Evans. . R~cently one o f t.he loc al figures who believes he did a paren t~ . Mr and Mrs. E J 'l'r:JC)' and Mr W':'eks a.s alternate. hon .s s hare of p_ushmg that brought the Hobson lights into Mrs. Agnes Bess and chiiUren.~ wiRev. BtsP.np closed the ~eetini Sara Gilmore, Kay Evans. Mab~: ~eah.ty was rhattmg with another well-known figure who bad Larry and Cncryl A~n t·eturned to th a s.hf.>rt devotJOnal pel"tod. Mich ael. Laura F.a:rrlson. Lou In hts own way done something toward the same b. t' the1r home. East Liverp ool, WedMcEihmney, Evelln Murray The subject of the Hobs<m eros in JeC IVe. nesday ever:.!ng afterra visit wtth Cha riotte Llghtroot. inc}jvidual innocent] k ds gcropr,ed npandthe second her parents, Mr and Mrs Thomas lrt Sendmg gl'!s were Berni ' ") 0 r etting act" on lh Y r :mha .~ that he sure had a tough job ~k . lfr. Bea.trice stewart, Vi~let Hy· g . 01 . ose 11g 1S I Mr. and Mrs Elmer Johnson and , Wmn, Mtldred Bailey , BeuJe BaJ. Th1s wa~ splas hmg ~ patl of ice water onto the fit·st person's Mrs. Ste_ll a Baker of W'lccl ing, w sell. Letha Russell , Helen Russell, warrn feehng of . t_a vmg a.ccomplished something subsl.a·ntial Va., arr~verl Thursday for a wee k • Matilr!a Rowl ' · Katie Rvwley, hand ,out flowers m publJ<:?_ That is, unless we're certain end visit wtl h Mrs William Baxtr. r A birthday dinner wu held o. ~ Myrtle Donahue , Patty Mlch11 ~ l . there s no more th lh d and Mr. and Mrs. Bentz Wolfe Sunda,·, M•y 19, 't the home ol LIO e estgnated people anxious to reeelve Mrs. J H. Curkler of Powhatan lhem' Point is the gues! of r~ htttves M~. and Mrs . Guy Walters, hon· Let those who work d r hi d ' M' c Ortng her father, c. v. Jone9 ··n • e or t s ec1dedly va!uable addition tss aiTie Ye~ger 1s spen ding his 8\ st birt hday. "' 1 to the .oca) safety equipment on Rt. 7 be content with their this week tr. Culumllus wtth }'ttss Guests included the honor private knowledge of a service performed for all. Need any.. Ll,lcy Harvey. <~ for mer PomcJ·oy guest and his wife, Mr. anrl Mrot one reaJiy have more compensati"On'. pharmacl,.;t. Miss s~·don 1 a Spencer was th e c'. V Jones, Mrs. Daily Thoma~.. Ohio Eta Phi Charter of Beta Memoria l Day guest of her uncle Dick Jones, Mias Kathleen Jonefl Sigma Phi planned ita summer ac· E.\Gt,E RlDGE with Mr .. nd Mrs.' Glenn Tuttle and aunt, Mr and Mrs Clair Spen- Mr. a:ld Mrs. Alvin Haggy lj ·d tivltles during the la1t reguli!r cer, West S! Jade granddaughter Debbie, Mr. and meeting until September, Tue1day Ernest Hfllt rr vlsit('d Sunday und family Edw~rd !dclntosh, Dnyton spent Mrs. Luther Fredtrl<'k , MJ- 5 . M :. uliht in the DAV Hall. with his son Orval. and ramlly. Mr. and Mrs. John .Rose and Mn. Ga ypel! Clark and daugh- ramily called on Mr. and Mrs. A. Memortal Day with his parer,tS', dred Ward l.lnd son. Scotty, !If Marion Eberab.v.ch, chairman of Mr. and Mrs Howard Mcintosh and Mrs. Carl Coverdale. Mr. 1 1 1 the bloodmobile ter, Alh e il ~ spPnl thf' week l'fld D. Tuttle Sunday evening. pr<~Jec1 bert, ' Mrs. Jack Walters and son.=~. •poke to the 10rorll.)' of the 11 1...1t with Mr. a nd Mrs. Milton Tuttle Spending Sunday aftP.Tnoon w•'th Nyt• Ave and fa!ll!ly Mrs. Therion Ohlinger of Wett .Jackie and Stevie. need for bl~Jod donon'' Tht 1roup M Amv Wolfe were Mr». A. D. Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Ward, votod to '"lot In r. 2nd Mrs. C hartc ~ Bl9sell and I Tuttlle., Mrf.l. Jack Harrll!l, Mn:. Hllr· Cnrolltown ts the guest of 1her SIS· taftviMinl ter, Mrs. C E Ne~tsc, Wehc Ter- Mr. and Mrs. Drew Hany, Af~ lrlendo ond nol1hboro Jo 10 lq lht <'~ildren !!pent Sunday e\'1.mlna old Beegle and Mrs. Harry Woll. With and Mrs. Owen Cottrftll and dnu - 'next vi•U In l\lb'. M Mrs. Amy Wolf. , J anet Arnold of Rock Springs race. r. ami Mrs Sterling Rayburn spent a few days with her sister, . Mrs /lc lcn O'llei ll y of Dayton Jhter11. Debbie and Lynne an 11 The oultural PNII'I!II Wfl ~N· an ti so_n or Middlepor! s pent Sun- Mr. l{ld Mrs. Joe Lawrence 1s thl' g•Jes! uf w 1m11 m F. Young Bucky Walters and son, Doxie. "nlod b• t.tn1 N m 1r11d. ••· day With M.. and Mrs. William Billy Tuttle spent Saturd~y with . Mr. 11nd Mrs 13ernit•c Bruch vii· loom lor lho KrackOmberger and fBm ily . Mr. and Mra. lohn Rose and fam- tled "'llh Mr ant.! Mrs. Eldon Wtrr_y , P1nt1u11 VII ttl •fill llttl Mr!l'. Joe J .aurence and Janet II)'. ftOl lfllhMUUI Kraeuttt'r_arit.l ranuly Morning star. Arnold spent Friday ofternoon with thr.oir sun!, Mrs Charlei BU. S?X REAL HOT 1 St•II IHl<l f;Hiuly. NEW· YORK UP- The Chicago Hoy Wolf or ro!Pm hos vi.~lted WhJte Sox roared pas• the major h1 s mother. Ml"!; Amy Wulf Sun· League pe11nant races' first mHc Ma;,s. Russell WJ!Jon and hror day. ' slone with the biiJge,t Memoria! mother, M". D•le Carl, wu" Mr~ . lvs Singer l.q ~! s itin g her Day load in their mollern histor ~ Th e II IHl'.Jal Cajld le ltght servlre glven a holtsewarmin& thl l Wtl'~k brothPr, George Deem, und wit 1oday While the Cincinnati Re rl. at Dorcas. e of the Pomr>roy WC'l'U was held lit a party at thel; new home 011 legs held first plttce on this da · Archie RoBe s~nl fi'rltllJy Dh(ht at their re t; Jlilr meeting Tuesday Coal am1 Fourth Avt!nUe. U II• ~vemng at lht' Untl~d Methodist A buffet supper wu IOrYt.HI lo lho Iilli• lui ~~"" ~~~ /' Chu rch. Mis.~ Lncrl'tia Gcnhclmcr and a gift presented to Mn. nul "" "'' wnl~li Ill 1 · 111 conducted Hoe service. anrl Mrs. WJison . ,,1 Mn G H Ewmg, president. preThose present Included Mr 11 rounw tho oltkod 1111 flo 11 J\i11 sHied and ,' life hnc membcrsln JoH n Moore, ~{n Arthur Ne 11111, hovo 1'•111 II ll!>li ll l'~~\ jill was C t sr us~ed by Mrs c . E Mrs Gene Thompson. Mra. Trnt'Y 10011 dltlt1Yift ll .1t!l, lil tl ~ t!IIJ f Lud of Nice, Cle•n Duwni <> and Mrs. John C ha ~;e 1t 1 Whaley, Mrs Pearl Stanley. M'iM or, IJIU ••lotJOillll 1111> I>U I Cu• Just .Arrlvtd wa11 votr d 1v renPw the mE>mber. Harvey Vnn Vrankcn 1.. and lOll, Yours "NOW ...· • Sta~klnw ltlllllhl•• •l!tU•~r,l , shi p as 11 lifel ine member. It wa.'l Scotty, Mn Rolilmd Neutzll•1i'. lUlU In C!l.-111111' frulf, IIMI H~ /'till voled lo con llnu e the membership P_o meroy; Mrs. rrt•d Carme n, Ad nLion' aud hllrvtullna. fiiWitr r11ll4 campaign. duon ; Mrs. Harry Snead, Poit\1 dec1yed or lhlhiiMWII ll•t~"Uitl A report on the Christia n Cill Pl easant, Mrs. E M. Blake, Mi'• . aoll 1n1ecla or dllo.IIOtlllltllflr tiJUI zensh1p Dollar Crusade was gll:en rar roll . Swa nso_n. r.:ar la and Col fruits , and 1111lt1r lhilt n,lf or tprll .. · by Mrs. Jo seph Cook . Mrs. Ewing lcen Wtb;on, Mlddleporl Ina: for lnleC!I •nd dllillll! vontrol explatned the ollligation of a Some of theo diiPIIvAntuua nt Rock of Ages member stake·grown tom11toe1 ar u Jrlllllcr Mn . Dow1ue, program lead~>r labor requirement , more cracklnJ, Generous portions of tasty opened the program with ser[p: usually an lncreuf'd amount or food served in pleasa nt s urlure read in:'! taken from Proverbs blossom end rot , and lower lott~l ~fter wh~~h she rt>ud a paper 01 ~ yield per plant. roundings are yours when Mothers attd dosed with prayer I;Haadvant.ages or growing staked you eat here Mrs. George H. Parker prescntNi tomatoes act.l1ally are advantages The Exemplar Chapter of Bet:l a review or a chapter of the study of field grown tomatoes. If space Sigma Phi sorority met at th~ book, "'fhe Chruaian Case for Ahavailable !or a home gnrden Is home or Dorothy Clark with Mr; stlnenct> " Rue, pre11iden t. p1·esidln . limited, usually the slake·grown A duet , "lle<t ullful Garden r Thomas system is the most satisfactory . Prayer", by Mrs. Gladys Glbs'~n Reports of the state <'onvention However, if field -grown tomatoes and Mrs. Downie concluded the in Toledo were given bv Mildre.l are mulcbefl and we!; fertilized, Wells, Betty Hobstetter, Mildr\)d they will oul ·yteld stakt"tl tomtoes meeting Karr and Jane LeVaughn. and _continue to pro<luce good Committee activitle3 for the quahty fruit ove r a longer peried coming ye ar were diseuHsed and of time. Pearl Welker. social cha irmcm, A good system to follow In the reported that a dinner for tht• home garden is to grow several members and their husbands was plants of an early variety and planned for June 20 al Lake Hope stake them : then .11et out several ' Mr.~. Alfrtd Biggs entertained Lodge Mildred Karr. chairman of plants of a ,nidseuou variety and N. 2nd Ave. the Chatter Cl ub Tuesday eveni ng the Ways and Means committe· let them grow untrained. This sysMiddleport l"eported that a Run1mage SalE tem provides hi&h quaUty fruit at her hom .~. Wyllitlllll. Durlng tht' business maslon with would he held on June 28-29 wtth over :. lon£er season. Mrs. Everett Lightfoot president the place to be announced later Normal plantina: di~anCe for The cultural program for th · ataked tomatoes ls 18 to 24 Inches pre.K idln.l!. J"llans were di_.u,sed ro~ a PICnic to be held In the near fu· evcnlne was given by Charlotte ln the rnw with three feet between lure. Dl~h towels were PU!&enled Coates and Theresa Swabel. Rc· ro"'•· The spacing of field·Jrown fresjlments were served by Ruby plants usually ls 4 by 4 , or 4 by 3 the hostess hy the guests. Games were played and prizes Ba~r. Dorothy clfrk and Bel v feet for home gardem. · a,warded to Mrs., Lightfoot Mn Hobatetler. Chdrtes Buck, Mn. Nathan, .81ii~ an Mrs. On•ille Hogue, who also won the do(lr prize. th A dessert l'ounie wa• served by e hoatess to those named . b •nd Mr•,.., Wllbur Young. a Mrs ove ~~v~l Dunfet-, Mr8. Glen Evan~ LOQ~ I rs . Frank Youn11 . Mi11 J~&lie Miteh, RN, GaJJ1. l)olls, whose marrlaae to Wll1i11n R. Houck. is to be June 1, wa · Hortlculturbtl at thP. Ohio Alriwuesl of honor at a t~welalllowar ClllturaJ Experiment station are ;-lven Wedn~Brtday at the Mnte of ataglnr the Fourth Annu•l Small Mrs. Harofd RJnkle, NOI'tb Third Fruits day at Wooater June tS. Avenue. Tbla lpedal field dar Is for both <Juuts ine!ludtd cla 111 mate• ot home' aardea and tommertlal Miss Mitch and w.re lllsa Canlt erowers of pape1, raspbtrrie!, Bachtel, Mils Jelft Smal'l, Mn. btueberrttl a114 lttawberrlel!l. Starting at a. m., EST and Mannln• Kl'"''· Mrt. Rulli Robra. , 0 n. Mt 1s Ann ftupe. Mrs. Glady" contlnulnr throuaJiout the morn· Stewart, Muon. ln• 1rowm wUI be , taken on Mrs. Hinkle wu uaWed ll tuJdld lours of the .!mall fruit aervlnt ~beaut aandwtcho~. -plot st tbe alation. Growers will potato chip~ and · f!Dkes by ~at learn of recent developments In amaU diUihter, Dtbby. chemical weed control In · atraw- ---- _ berry plantihJI, pett control of omall lrull plan!•. olrawberry va· ;w rleUea and blueberry euhure. ' • Another feature ot the day will bt • iUO,.UP ol...peelally ptepar•d • exhibit• on small fruits. T.here wlll h Mee~ ellblblt Pl"t• ..~ by M. P . Tb~ Bedford Home Demonstra· . ~dauf of the atatioa .staff on L 0 VA ' Id of Port, mouth 01 .. re ..•lar frMalnr berrleJ. ot;ber •Peei.al exServi('P of thll Society Of Christian tlon CounCn Club had M ti .. ~~ h ~.. •tbitt wUI the ntlot atrawe Methodist Ch h for ii!:Y met ftlf It 'UJ 0111.1! o1 \(~. berrr 'lll'ittlta. 1hd lbt PfOCed· Wflre ~uflst- at th h Ul'(' Florence Well lt Darwin. P1ans ures that mu•t be foUowed for the . A miracle cf wateh dnlgn Wh B.l"M "r. PnPt•moun-. w,.,,hl,.~rl.,v were dltcusnd for the eoming ,PdueUon of vtrut-frt-e strawber· !ummet mt-etlnp and also plan• ry pl.llnt.s. , ••-" 1111 t t4gso otr..,.t. a.t en with rs Dauer en••N·i ~· ue ret•• .... 1QQ00 1 grou,, "" ... ned · the -were made for a plcnlc The ltneral chairman of th i ' F 11 . a noon luneb@on Members preaent were Mrs. Hel . event. Dr. neeman s . Hawlatt ha: · • ' .. ' ' i . o mreUnr ow•nr. Ihe •n' e<o< that the feat'ured t t'n•p wasluncheon bel~ , . en Quivey. Mrr. Mf!be-1 Lee, Mrs. announced Audra Wel1. Mrs. Bdna Lee. Mn. ~eater Wiu be Dr. Geor1e M. Dar· At!Etndln ~ f nA ' · •w•ere Your Confld J Mrs llor · rom ..- ... merov were Anna Hart Mrs. Bertha Williams, fOw. Dr. Darr6w 11 we!l tnnwn for · _.. · , ente IS i•ten.d 1rr P. Smith, dlotrict • • - Mr11. PatrJcle .[ones, Mrs. Marjarle t)t;e man, lmpro"Yed varJetles thtt .. omeroy diatrictenYic-9-preaJd~nl . and .Mrs c F· Tompkins _.... - Doug~as and lour children. Mn. bt develOped durtn• f6 ~iara with Coftme SmUh 1Dd 10ft were pella. the v. 1. D. A. O onsts along Route 7 south of Middleport are welcoming Bolce , gradnate ir I ° B" hd Oy Dinner Held To Honor Of C V. Jones , Summer Activities Plqnned During Final Meeting ! '""~M '"' I~R Housew,arming Pomeroy WCTU Candle Light Service Held I I l( EAT HERE FOR DINING PLEASURE Is Held For Mrs. C. Erwin I BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT Attorney and P.lrs. Bernard Fullz h:~ve ~hnounced th e bfrth of a su.: pound eleven ounce daughter , Bar bara, at the Me1gs General Hospital on Wed nesday, May 29. They also i\ave a twenty-one month old daughter, Beth. Grandparent~ are Mrs. Ruby Fornash, Chillicothe; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sinn, Con-Jo y Gr~at ~andmothers are Mrs. Rosa G.umgnch, P~ uldin g, and Mrs . Dora Stnn, Latty. Ohio. • GARDEN C~UB MEETING ' _The ,Middle-pqrt Garden Club wdl h\Ye tt•l•it combined May a 11 d June fil~etings oil June t2 with Mr~ . Err.est M!IS(g as ho stess. Her IIIUJtlna committee will include Mrr. Lawre11ee Milhoan, Mrs. Joh n • M~l . Rodney DowninK aren Stanabury, Mrs J . E. y . r• lq or tht fl hllrt!h .,, helnil llllked '"""'~'"' IU lho 1011. \ Service As You like It! Air Conditioned For Your Comfort MARTIN RESTAURANT I Mrs. Alfred Biggs Is Hostess For The Chatter Club The watcli with the EXECUTIVE! t Julie Ml~h ls Guest Of Honor At Towel Shhwer June 13 Planned 4th Small Fruit Day At Wooster •=so t • '· . ., ." ' ' e (Bu . pre s e nt ,966 fHJN -lHJN c:OLLIN s JEWELRY Jualllled" '.·'7"··111•',..;.o.;.,o.;;'t..,.-~-·--------':'"-~· ~p:::!:::=~ District WSCS Officers Are Luncheon Guests lri;~';y~~~~~-· ~let superintcnd:Dt~~::.f ~?:h:!,~ • • Bedf"'rd Home Demonstrataon Councd tilelr ' "" •• •ho• ALLEN ' S:OO 8:30 3 :45 4:00 4:30 5:30 ~:45 a,oo 6::JO 6:35 tl :4l5 7:00 8 ,25 8,30 '9,30 !0,00 10:30 u ,oo 11,30 12:00 12,30 Sign Qn Circle 3 Ranch Gum by Fury Cap(. GpUant True St&ry Detective's Diary Down on the Farm Hopalong Cassidy 1 ,1:30 Ba11eball Sky' King l 5:30 8porta Eye ~ :*' Strlko 11 Rich Jl :00 ll :IS II ::10 II :48 11:00 VaUnt Lady Love of !Jfe Search for Tomorrow Guldlog Light Katie's Kitchen As the World Turll$ Our Mia& .Brooks Houseparty Big Paynff Bob Crosby Show Brighter t.lay Secret S~rm Edge of Night The EPrly Show Yo1.1e Esso Reporter Spc1s Jl'lrade Weathe.man Action Douglas Edwards Beat the Clock West Point Story Playhouse of Stars Mr. Adams and Eve Highway Patrol The Line Up . Person to Person News Scanning the Weather The Late Show - • l :00 1.10 2·00 2:30 9:00 WJIH ' Malgs County News 11:50 a. m._ Daily on 990 spot On Your Radio· Dial ~live Ingraham · Writer 8:1' 3:30 4:00 ll :30 5:45 ll:55 6:00 6 · 15 6:30 7:00 7.30 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:05 10:10 McCQrmlcE No. 4S Baler 10'00 TBA Bale whea your bay !J at lu peok of r.ed value::: bj" younelfl Completely automatic, the No. 4' give~ you Life On The Farm 8·30 Captain Kangaroo 10:00 Lucky 8 Ranch 10·30 Tales of te Texas Rangers "Where Qu-.llty IK Paramount" Cor. Bullemul and 2nd Sl. / Pomeroy, Ohio • 12·55 Game ol the Week 4:00 Feature Report 15:00 Air Power . ,30 Range Rider ..Channei13- o , $aturda J - Challnal 13 • 1 . 1:00 Movies ASK OAOoY·O·" HE HAS.10 PIIT UPWJ'ltiiT !! -·A l!:::T 'TO"TW! MeAD-A Qlc;;I-IT 10 "TMI! ~..A Sf.RIE;S ..JABS aND .41ST I OFJ.400K 'fO "'n:&! • <OR!.JL.LER·.. TWe I(IO IS •••• WILLIAMSON FARM SUPPLY I - ECONOMY ' tGIIIS ••• fOIGat SUS ' OUTDOOR GRILL: ~ ...... I ••"'- .. .• 5,00 .Tw,o-Gun Playhouse Ull Let's Talk News • Il Over and .Sp~rt.s Hedlln.oclllt : 6,30 Famous Film Festival s,oo e,oo ' 1o,oo I The Lawrence Welk Sbo" Oza.rk JubUee 20tb dentury theater IUS Sltn Oft ll;ad The Lite News I . New, lmprov.. W ltoH Swine heels make yo~r hoo• doultly ICife agalnat parakaratoals and stunted lgrowtli •. led .'ROM. eow conhr/111 crdded alnc. Zinc Can be the nmlul!!l Unk" to porlc proRII. Now you can eet "paaturtJ P.rloi'IWIClftce" tlven In dry lat hecllng- ---... . ~,., RBIB .Jiew ,._, Srtitle THis Mulberry · Ave. · · Phone lsli ' USED BA.LERS PIID CO,ST TOTAL Pomeroy .... ' - -, Ye1, p~o~Ueh were produced on tiNt e66 ENGINE e77 NEW HOLLAND . ' PROVICO IE.su.ROt fARMS for on overage feed colt of 72c (boMd on retail prices) ; whn fed Wllh ~0% PROVICO GROWER : (wllh Al'·'5l ond whole oaiL . eoTHERS 'FHd JIIIOVICO O.OWIHG MAiff. FULTON THOMPSON • • • • tile KONOMY l'ACKAGP.:" • PROVICO MILLING & FEED CO. Rt. 124, Mlnenrille, 0. POMEROY PHONE 419 lOCu.FI. .. ·............ . 15 Cu. Ft. ............ .. 11 Cu. Ft. . .. .. . .. .. . . . IZCu.FI. ............. 38Cu.FI•. ...........•. UFRIGERATORS CHEST MODELS ,279 ,349 ,351 f411 U99 Meigs Co. Phone 98 E. Main St. Co-op Pomeroy, Ob.lo ' PPLIANCE CEN,JER UPRIGJIT MODEL$ RED 'WIGER D06 DURING GlOWING PIIIOD ••••• 'IN SOUTHEASTERN OHIO TRACTOR SALES , PIJ • will. purchoso of Zl lbs. or mora of LARGEST SELECTION OF eSUPER 88 PTC eu T INTERNATIONAL ~ped•llr ... •••..Wr. ••v~nieat ._.ttklr. • .... ••• urryiRJ ~t•~e. lura pan ...,,. ••Mr 1n1 er cMkinr .cealil. •llllfk e&IM linl. . llllthl plettd arid. dsnM r... NEW HAYLINERS • C.l....- ,rill it ,_.,w,nn,. t.a• ON " SI,IGAR RUN ROUR MILL nr. NEW TRADE-INS Twke ·the ·protection against. PARAKERAtOSIS!' try-· IN AllY PART . OF "11-11: I-lOUSE•• m .. - Fleming Hatcheries w. 4:30 Comedy Party anti miMral fortlftcallan. ,., bo,..r grawth perform· a- .ancl higher prollh, lmp..,..d lad·fttoo Guaran!Hd Swlno ~ with ilddod &Inc. ~~ · A PIN OllOP I ·. •••I . ~ Mldt!leport Feed MiD ltecouH ... ION ~·• .._, a ftner nutrlant ltalance FLOTilLA, 11-IEi "QA04R eARS KID: CA~ 11EAR - Try GOLDEN BOW BALER TWINE WHTN_;TV 11:. 12:118 Slg~ On the difference ( INTERNATIONAL Buecallccrs 8:00 Gale Storm Show 1!:30 SRO PlayhouBe 9:00 Guru::moke 9:30 Golden Playhouse 1000 T·:e Lo:~tf' Show 12JJO Noon News 12,16 NeiabbOn 12:30 Libera"ee 1:00 The Feminine Touth 2:00 Afternoon Film ll"estlval 3:30 Lite With Elinbeth 4::00 Cartoort.Ciub · 3,00 Mlotet'llliillle' Clllli 6'00 Five stu ~I ' ~ 6; 1& John DaJy arid the New• 6:30 Rin Tln 11n · 7,00 Jlln ~""•' 7,30 c1.. Kid . 8;00 I Led ~ee Li"' 8 :30 r Saan·th for Adventure 8;<J9 A Dot. Wlth lhe Angela 9:30 H1gh Terud~o 10:00 News of the NIJht 10:10 Theater 13 11:30 The LAte Newt 11 :35 SJgn Off To Produce Bee I 7:00 ~aekie Gleason Show CHANNEL 13 FRillA "{ 11 ::5t. Si&n On POULTRYMEN Hit peak h~ld longer . . with.\ TIME IS HERE! 6·00 Zane Grey Theatre 6.30 I BALER N" TW E Meigs Equipment Co. I2·4S ' Baseb<tl1 'hevibw TV Classroom, :1 Come- io and let UJ show you how you can have better . quality hay, ec:ooomically baled witb 1 Dew MtCotmlQr: No. 4S beltt. ' -·· .. : . ~- • • 12 :30 Life ln USA 4:30 " ..... ., ..... ............. ·Hichols *12'1 I ' Health makes 18-inch ba1el. up to 60 pound• eocb, ot up to 6 tooo per bout. You abo gee the economy o( power uke-otf drive .•• onyl·plow ot larger tractot futnisbcs che power. totHHHiotu baling. You turn out 14 9,30 Mighty Mouse Playhouse The Lone Raneer Purina Chows :n? 8,oo 12.00 .,.J u Ceasar's Hour Big Top Pr.,._l No. 1 S. R. 680, See. 9.78 Pt., Jl5.2l5 and ._. . ... • a11f • • ·• • a 16.25 Meip County, Ohio. Len~ttb Cen\ering the dining room table ·~·~· 16.790 Fl., 3.18 MI., Width 18 n. was his decorated birthday cake Completion date: · August 11}, with a rodeo ~eene . Dinner w11 1157. serve~ to Mr. and Mrs. Byron Hy· The bidder must submit with stll and Debbie Hawley of Columhil bid a certified check in the bul, Mr. and Mn.. Malcolm MUler amount of. $1lll0.00. ot Middleport, Mrs Harry Clark The· minimum' wage to be paid and sons, Mra. Lilli•n Smith and to all labor employed on this con.ron, Mrs. R:chard Ash and sona, tract shall be In aecordan~e with Mr11. Edith Hood and Me arl Bath, tbe Schedule of Prevailing Hourly all of Minersville. Wage Rates A&cer18ined and De· Phoae 3751 llaeiDe termlned by the Department of Industrial Relations applicable to Ice tream and cake was Krved the 1State Highway Department I~ following the dinner . Movie pic. ture1 and colored slidea were also provements in accordance with . Sec. 41l5.0!, 4115.04 The Dally Sentinel Mystery' Fa<m No. 22 printed in last Saturday's edition was identified "'ken. -i115.06 4115.07 of the ReviSed by only three readers thiS . "\"eek as the farm of Mr. and Mrs. Herb Riggs · · Correct· . Byron Jay reee1ved · Code of and Ohio. of D~m. many lovely ., ly naming the farm were Edna Riggs Lee of Pomeroy; Dana Van Meter of Racme and Mrs . gtfu and also ce1e~rated b11 btrtb· Bef~re lasu_tng a purchase order Perry -Riggs of' Pomeroy. 1" day on the anntvenary of his 1 the succeasful bidder will be re· grandparen~a. Mr. and Yra. EverHotching Eggs quired to furmsh bond in an been seleclt.:tJ mclude Harold earn· occurenee of tbis elcada already et~ D:uley of Pomeroy. amount equal to one half of· the ahan, Paul S. Moore, Dana Hoff- tbia 1pring in Mason County, West For tloe NldooJI.FJemboC coat of the work.. 1 man and Clarence Headley. The Virginia, Go~Uia County, Ohio and Hatehlllc ProgJ"Illl •AKIS.LEE three supervisors wbnse terms do farther we!t and south. . C. E. B Prequalifieatlon: Bidders must ... ' year are DonaJd Co~~nty Agricultural Aeent not expirl th 1s farmerjl: do no~ 1ee con111 derable apply for prequalificatlon with the ... The Mei"~ Soil C:onservatlon Di~t- Mora, Thereon Johnson and Clar· numbers of _[he Cicada durmg tbe departm.ent at leut 10 days before . . & i.z . -6th f ence Price. next few wreks they should J'eport Election ~f iUpervi&ors will take it to the ·Extenaloa Office 10 infor· . the date set .to open bids. Informa· triet. wJU recogn e Its\ . year 0 tion ,Pe.rtalmng thereto, and .pre- aervice to farmers 0 ~ Meigs Coun~~ place at the Ume. of tbe chicken matlon w"i.ll again be available barbecue and annual meeting, when ihe brond again ttachea nfl.· quatlfymg blanks may be. obtamed- at the annual meeting to be_ be from the Hllhway ered1t Examr Monday evenmg, June 3rd, 7.30 P. 't 't iner, 450 East Town St., Columbus, M. at the county Hi·way Garage The Meigs Coil Conservauon Dls-- ura y. Ohlo. located o_n the Fairgrounds at trict working with the United The next aQpcearance of · a size· Bidding Corms will be forwarded Rock Sprtnfs. State SOil Corurervatlor. Service able- brood in · He.ils County is I from the .Purchasing Office upon Last ye81' 175 people of Meip and eonservationutA, Carl Bilitam scheduled for 191m, whleb wiD be request. . County who wel"e interested in and Hugh Custer have active plan seventeen years after tbe appearearlier~ The Director reserves the raght conservation attended the 'chicken ln operation ol'l more than 400 a nee in 194~ . . Thill ia known as to _reje~t ~-~~ all bids: and to barbecuP. which will again be fea· comm~ci~l (Urn!. ip th~ countyd Brood ~o- V, a .eo.~!.act broofod ci~t waiVe c mea 1 1es. tured this year. tickets for the The d111tr~e:. the supervtsora an • occur.s m the Eas.~ .. Qart . o George J. Thormyer, I In th h d fo~ .. tbe techRici.Jns atand ready to "IS. -and Weat Vtrgihu., except m the 1 WRAP mort kaves insid. Act'tng D"1rect or of H"1gb ways even e county. an s 01Every• OJ stst • • farmersareover all the any one an the l..o.:ounty _who has extreme S~ut hern part. . with (5) 31, (6) 7, 2tc one is invited whether they are pr~blems in connection with land, Numbermg of t.he. broods under farmers or not. so1l, water .tt;d fore~t development. the present system . started wt.th ROUND BALli Mr. and Mrs. William Singu and w. B. Wood, Direclor of the Requests [or ass1stance _may be the 11!03 b;ood wb1ch w.as destgfamlly of Toledo are visiting her Agricultural Extension Service for made to any of .the supervtsors", to nated as Br-ood No. 1. Smce that Roll-up compl"euion cathere , Mr. and Mrs. Rei Jordan. tlle State of OhiO wlll be principal the s .. C. S. offi':e or through the time seventeen broods b.ave been leav,. gently ••• aaleiT · • • inMr. and Mra. "I:homas Likens and speaker. He has become recognized 1 Vocational Agriculture Depart- numbered .which occurs ev-:ry sev- oide round baleil made by lho family of B:.~eyrus spent the week as one df the ouhtanding ·leaders n:tent, A. s ~- and County Exteo. enteen yea':"t and brOOds etght~en Roro-8•• D You .-ve lbe ll)l»t e.;nd;;;;viii•.itiiin;igi;;;re;;l•~t~iv~c~s~-h~e~re~.;;;;;;;;;;;..,lin the state and natiOn in helping .st'ln Offlees m the county. through thirty _are broods wh1ch .a1uable part of your boy 1· farin, rural and urban people help appear. everv thirteen years. There -the hi1h-protein leaves-• themBelves not only in production Meigs County farmers can do a Is con~1derable overlaptng between when you wrap them inside the . and marketing, but in famlly and distinct service in foreca~ting the the. thirteen, and seve":teen year roof-like lhotch of a round bola , coiliml,IJllty life, 'rural development ne,xt appeara~ce .of the broo.d of I?· races as we•l as years Ul l'hith ii , ••• away .from tbe ,.tber. then... ancl ; -~ ild bile affaii"S" custs (tbe p< rmd1cal cicada) of thiS brood. does not appear. · r a Di~:ctor Wood for several years year's brood. Conslde~able interest, Mo.!il .of the damage lby tbe _ci· liO'J'O.IULEil . . . .uu.~ ~ . has bel!n develnped 1n the South- cada wtll bCl to smaU treei wbtch ALLIS CHA" MERI t I th e Oh 10 d assec~aryo serveConservation · · · d h 'h 1 1 • ' : Sojl C ommitt~ . At ern part of the stale c~ncermng are lh]UI"e w_ en~ e ema e punc· l that trme he was also Assistant the appea:a~re of the cJcade or lures the lwtgs and branches of IAUI AND UIVICI , Dean of the CoUege of Agriculture, locust as 1t 1!1' more commonly amaH tred in order to lay her Ohio State Uni"Yersity. The Ohio called . . eggs. !he female seem~ to prefer Soil Conservation Committee js the Accord mg to records and corre· oak, btckory. apple, peach, pear ' overnin bod of the dis· o! seventeen y~rs ago and gr~pe. . . . WE HAVE i~ the Sta1e of bhto . County rep~;~rted the The msedictde •. TEPP lS effee· Rutland. Ohio Nelloa.ville, Ohio This annu 6 J meeting coming at .ctcada brood m the tive against the cicada, but is ex· j;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;~;;;;;;;;;. OUR NEW SUPPLY · d' t 1 f 11 · M t1p of the county. Re· tremely dangerous to handle. This . a t tme tmme ta e y o owmg em· · t ' 1 t 1 di ~ 1 th OF orial Day is a fitting tribute to the 1 -p~o::r~t;~h:'~ '- e;;;b~e~en=r~e~ce:•;;••:d~o=;;e;;:;m;a:,er:::.a::•:c:s::o:n~y;:;;o;o;;;:re;:";;con· many men and women that have 1 ' helped the Meigs Soil Conservation District .do an outstanding job in promoting conservation and the ~ 1 14-IN. DIAMETER PORT Allf '• AND wise use of water, soil and wood· lands. The first supervisors se· I lected by a vote of the farmers ot ( Meiga Cou11ty included the late ~ Harley Mu s~ er, W . }''. Hawley, ~v· erett Colwell, C. E. Humphrey and Harold Ca:-11ahan Carnahan has again returned to the board after ' a few years absence. CIB,IE IN TODAY! Many other folks were acti\'e in 1.75 the promotion of ~he district in· eluding the late W. A. Compton , G. L. MJchael, Ilurley Nelson, Emory Powell, Herbert Shields and many o,thers. We bo Cuolom Grinding This year two supervisors are to Middleport be eleele~ to serve for a three Znd "'"· year term. Nominees that have F-arm News .. News Picture lJ·OO ~ 4115.0>.1 9:31> Your.Hit Parade 8:00 Garry Moort · COLUIBUS - rour of Ohlo'o outttaodln1 &-H dub members ..W attend the Matioaal 4-B Club COn· ferenee in WIIIIJ~JI S\IIM 15 to 21 . The Buckeye deleJitel, ebolea. Byron Jay Dailey, JOn of M.r. and for tbe trip beealde of .tbeir et:Mra. Don Dailey, Columbus, eele- cellen~ overall rec:ordlln +-H work brated biJ litM birthday at tb€1 are Mnprc.t Ann KeConaell, bJ1 crandpart!'ntl, Mr. aad Elida; Patty Bolld<, Plain City; David Terrell, Wllmlnltoa and AI~ E<lw•rd H.lwley of Miner• with a birthday dinner, TueJ. len Samte:tu.oder, Glblonburr. day evenin g May 28. OHIO VALLEY FEED CO. 9,00 George Gobel C'.otUJI Archef l~ , ao U :80 Pomeroy 6,30 Saturday Nl&ht Jamboree 7,00 Perry Como Dean 1:30 Boston ·Biackte 8:00 Caph1in Kana:aroo Byron J. Dailey Is Honored On First Birthday a 10;30 News and Sporta 12,30 Sign on. 110 :40 Nitewatch 10:40 Nitewa~ch. 12:00 TonlJh.t I '00 Sl1n Off fl~l' APPL~ANCE 6,00 Roy Rogers. . 8,oo To Conference Are Annowieed ,-..... Beat the weather ••• ' Make h••·rlch haJ t·oo TBA 5:00 •ppltan~• 2!1 E. MolD St. ~. IIIII~ Beta Sigma Phi Exemplar Chapter Meeting Is Held i 1:00 J :30 2:UO Sign On Toda)l: RomJ?er Room The Price is Idght Tic Tac Dough Tru~h or Consequeru!el It Could Be You Current .MY Little Margie TenneJo~see Ernie Mathwe Theater Queen For A Day The Big Story Modern Romance• Q)medy Time ·Movietime .. CartoonS News Picture WUd Blll Hickok Weatherta!lt ~ Sports Eye NBC Ne'I(B Blondie Life ol IIIley The Jo.!eph CGtton Show Cavalcade of Sports Famous FiJhta. Dr. Hudson• Journal "li"ews Headlines tructlon Procedure for Modified Stabilized Bqe CoUl'lle, Re'Y. April 2~ 1807 ahall aovern theq. Jmprovementa. · ~HDeleg~ tlet with t~ inJect, tO daily .IPfiYr in1 mi1bt ~ neeeuary ia. eue of oreM~s IOt"a.ted near heavily inl feated woOdl.adJ. Elrtreme (afe in )la:ndlin1 the insecticide muat be u .. d. the I ' ' 6.M 7:.00 9:00 10:00 11 :flU , 10:.30 11"30 12 00 ••11 other home Standard Speellicauona of Three Readers f.orrectly Identify Mystery FIU'Dl State of Ohlo Departirtent of Hilb· ways dated J~n 1, 19M, •nd Con- STOP AT ---------------------WCHS-TV Channel 8 -----·------,.---:--'jlf,gA ~lmmio Saturday-ChannelS Claimed nr or TELEVISION GUIDE WSAZ -TV Chan"el3 ., Friday l Scrturdat.:. Channal3 7,30 M" lAM I IALI 81flO Th• VouU1 J'ellow1hlp or Heath Mtthadilt (+tuuoh will hiYc a Bake 9:00 9:43 141~\'ldllllturdM.~ , Jut1u t, tithe c oat• 10:00 Y lltl llllll'finl 11 Q A. M. Mom- 10:30 Cleaner t rttll • .•f : REFRIGERAT.ORS :TELEVISION· , NEW CITIZEN I" I . FOR I 30 P M. s~~~~.~~~~. I~Htl~ •'"~\'' ~u .r,w: ,JI'I' .J Sentinel AREA dren 's _Day ~crv tct at the C'hur<'h of Chnst wtll be he ld Saturday at Mr. and Mrs Paul Huston (Shtr· ley Bt>egle J&re- annopncing the bmh of a s.. ven pound son , Thurs. day ~orntll'l, May 30. al the Holzer Hospital GrandParents are Mr. :~~~ ~~~ T~codore B!:egle of Pom · M Y '. C"M. ~nd Potts. ~ayf Hus~ed , _urra_y ttv att Boar o Murray City LS, a ~!eat grandfsther. The Huston s a ~o h.ave an 18 months old daughte" , Aunee. I 1 :00 A. It Euttrn Standard Time Moacll7, June "17, llltM, for furnlJbln• all MtYice•. labor, materIal 1nd equipment nece~t~ry to recondition eilatlnt 1U.rf1Ces and bue by stlri!yini, pulverizin&, baulin1 and il'loCW}kJntin• aJII'&IIt.e, binder IOU, water aod IOdlum ehlorlde (furnilhed by the State) mixini:. eornptetln(, re1hapin1 and adjultlnl to uniform lfAde and cross section 1nd appl)'lnJ bltum· inou• prime coat and sell. OffiCI Unk ,ria e.,.r.ct I. Sealed ftopoa.lt wUI be reMOriCI TO CONrRACTORS eeived froni prequalWed bldden ITATI Of OHIO a\ tbe State HllbwaJ Purebuin1 DIP4RTMINr Of HIOHWAYI Otnct. Room 808, Oblo Depm ITATl HIGHWAY PURCHASING menta Blda , Columbqa, Oblo, QD.tll Legol Notice : EUB Quart er1y Marl'I yn Ebers bac h Daily Sentinel Motorists 2·18 Editorial .·.' ''. Dr.'"' "" R R. Bo•oo of Ro•- I Motorists Being Greeted By Signals :t~o7.;:b·u~ ·~.d,_M"••~:;~::O;~ Meeting Held Is Honored Guest Day Book Warning Lights At Formerly Dange~ous • tn ';;,~·-~b,~m;: ~"~:..~i·~~d"'~~u~~ Tuesday Night At-Bridal ShQwer , l\amorl\. They came fol" th The quart('rly meetm& of t he -A green. and white color schem~ IDAYBOOK ·· · HM0 bt so_n Crossing Of State Route Seven • Pom eroy High School Commenc~ Pomeroy El!B Charge comprised of Wa!l U.'\ed for the bridal showt~ CHILE?RIN'S DAY PRACTICE m~nt and to s'ee their niece Miss the Enterp~"l!le and MOrning Slafo riven this weet at the home Thl! £mal llr&Ctlee for the Chil · _ • • ..... p omeroy Personals 2-DaUy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., May 31 , 1957 , ~ - :-~...,.. 16 Cu. Fl. DeiW<e ............. ' As POMEROY CO-OP ' SPECIALS UNICO IMPERIAL UNICO IMPERIAL Freezer or Model Low As Re(l:ii~tor COMBINA'l'ION Only $4~.00 $199.00 :U Cu. Fl. FREEZER • • ELECTRIC RANGE o.., $29.9 . ' Phone98 E. Main St. 'Pomeroy • �·- .. ............ ,.-... • • • ' ... , T!gers, Coolville, Lead OV With Victories Thursday Pomeroy Smothered 20-l As 15 Runs ROUNDFP IN BASEBALL IIY UNIUD PtlESS Boston 16 B<~ ltl mor" 5. 2nd NATIONAL LEAGUE AMERICAN LE~UE . W L Pet. G I Chic•go 25 I I fi94 ~ New " •• J. • 4-l>aUy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., May 31, 1957 t ..,. ... . --~ York . . . . 23 15 Cleveland . Detroit . . . . B oston ,. K.nsas Ci ty Baltimor~:: 22 21 21 17 H 16 .579 tA 5:l5 20 512 Z:l 425 24 .3€8 Wash ington 14 29 -J. 6 U IU W 21i 23 :.!3 L'illtLnna l i Rr ooklyn :\1\l wauk t•t• ti05 3 St L O UI ~ w 23 12 24 f\'1•w York 12 32~ J4 1 -~ Pet. G """ 822 l'hit':tgu The Hartford Tlgen and Cool ville wert" the team! to beat todax rould 1et only oae back ln the In the Ohio Valley Auoeiation last ol the snenth. Youn• Bill Clpehart for Pollt baseball league a1 both completed the fir,t week of play- two Jam1 3 .410 1F t .::133 12 2Q7 LJ V2 es--with victori~ and tied for Pleasant (11 J'IUJ old) bad S Jame JOODJ for rum~U wMn b~ the league lead. Washington .'i New York I , lst was relieved in tbe be1lnntn11 of Thursday's Resulls Hartford beat Racine .11t Wlil· the eilhtb by Leiter L*e. CapeNew York 9 Was hmgt on 0. 2nJ Phili!dclphia 2 Nt>'>'j' York I. ls' hama 5-<1 with Luther Tucker on hart was -cbar1ed with the loss. Cbicaio 6 Cleveland 4. I st l 0 innings the mound again&t Little Foou Chieago 2 Ch·veland 1, 2nd Valentine'• homer opened tb! New York: 8 Philadelphia I. 2nd Wolfe and Coolville clobbered second inninil for Gall1polia but Detroit 6 Kansas City 5. 1st 10 in Brooklyn 4 P ittsbur~ h 3, 1st visiting Pomeroy 20-l the laUe- Po.int made it 2-1 in tbelr b•ll Detroit 3 Kansa,s City 2. 2nd Ptll sburgh 2 Hrooklyn 1, 2nd being handicapped by the absen .. e with a walt, Lee'• sin&le and J. BO!ilon 7 Baltimo re l:i. Ist 10 'n . M11w auk ef.' 5 c' hie ago 2. hl of Huey "Big Chief" Renohil, Capehart'l double. Chicago 4 Milwaukee 2. 2nd their No . 1 curve artist . J'or Gallipolis In lbe third Kea· llti.J St. Louis 7 Cinci nnati 2, L-.t tinlf aiqled Tbomu home who I~ Cinc innati 7 St. Lo ui:-l 3, 2nd ln the other game Gallipo:l1 went to Point Pleasant and han -1 bad walked. Alain in the fourth ed Hindu Henderson 'J club it!i a walk utrlftce by JanJ1, and 1-'l OVA. STANDINGS 'Second loss, and took its first error sent Morean home. Point a:ot ils seventh lan1D.! W L GB win 7·3 . Oldlimer U>o Valentine run on Gleqon•a slaa!e. bb C'ooh·illc 2 0 was the winning pitch~r youngstolen bas~. and Larry 1M'• ah Hartford 2 0 .!Iter Bill Ca pehart the loser. . Pom~troy 1 At Coolville Dkk Spence .., II•Gallipolis cinched ttlf aame b 0 boys jumped intet a four-run Gallipolis Midfllcpot·t u I I lead in the fourth Inni ng on sL1· the eiahth with two runs on RaC'ine U 2 -• gles by Riebel and Boyles. phu walks and two stolen blet-ft'l PI Pleasant 0 :l ::! four walk~ . Kenny Imboden fo.!· hU1. Emil Thomu stole home in Ruulh Thund•Y lined Wiggins with two walks In the show. 'Mtey came back It~ th ~ Coolv il le 20 Pomcro~· 1 promptly walked two more before ninth to tally lwict! on Tbom1!1!' double, GordOII'• slnale, a nerl· g.;otting the (Ire out. Hartrord 5 H11cine U fiee fly and an l'rror on a throw Gal!ipolis 7 PI Plca~!Jnt :J Then ill the sixth inninj;! lh£' to the plate. G•m•• Sund•y skv fell in on ImbOden ail Riebel Valentine ranned Cive. walkt-d Coolv ille at Midc!lcjiOrt and Ph il Boyles got tw~ singh..:; G:Jllipo lis itl H.adrw apiece, and J. Spencer, Die · ODe and hil relief, Bartet fann£1d Hartford at Pomeroy Spencer, Baylor. Swartz an11 Ol'lf!.\ Capehart stuck out four but Pt. Pleasant - Opt•n Baldwin t'aeh singled. Wilh Cl• ·e walked 11 . It was his first league walks and two £'rror.!!l }15 runF start. Lin• Score• ... _ LEAGUE DOOM~:.D-ln. 0 . came Ra-cine . . . . . 000 000 000--0 8 2 Pomrroy prevented a white SAN FRANCISCO UP- The P • Hartford . . . . 300 010 Otx-3 9 1 citlc Coa ~t League, doomed In wash in the s£' venth when Van Racine, L. WOlff'. and McNJckthe eyes of Its O..)lln president if Yranken singled Phil Collln8 les. Uartlord, Tucker (WJl), Hts· the Giants and Dodgers transfer home from third. ' Junkman Balderson pit-ched 11on (9) and Tennan-t. to California, meeU this Sundt Pomeroy 000 000 100-1 6 3 to deride how much It should seven innings and was relieved Coolv.n1e 000 40 15 lOX--20 14 4 by Dick Spencer. Pomeroy co'· receive in d•mages as the ret~u:t Pomeroy, Wlrglns (LP), 1mb.. · lected 1ix hits but couldn't stay de-n of 8uth a ablft. (4), Guy Guinther (8l and complaints wer-:! "ln my opinion , a takina of in. Frequent Nellelroad. Coolville, Balctenor. Los An1eles and San Francisco registered over the umpiring 'ln territory from the PCL inevit· balls and strike calls. Chet Oliver of Hartrord lien! Middleport 1 ably will dellroy the lea1ue," Luther Tucker. former catch ,f Phone 9391 said Pre•ldent Leslie O'Corinor. tor ·Little Rock {Class AA ,) to th·• mound· to save southpaw Georije Rssson ror the Sunday game a: Pomeroy. THE SMART MONEY'S All Tul'k did was fan nine Ra· cine halter.~ while walking two ir ON OLDSI his eight in nings before Hesson relieved in the ninth. He lliso drove in the fint Tiger runs with a dou ble In thf' first inninr scor· CAPITOL ing Boh Stivers and Gerald Clark COLUMBIA who had walked and ~l· ngled, an 1 then scored on an error hlmse.r CORAL Iu the firth Clark tripled and DECCA scored on the ratchet's error a 1 l aga in in the eighth a run was DOT added when Hesson singled, Qli KING ver walked and Larry Hessoi\ doubled brother Gene ho me. MGM tittle Foozy Wolfe fanned I' ~IERCURY Tigers and walked on ly two for an ou t.s ttmdlng perfrJrmance b .t RCA VICTOR hi.q mnh• s on ly. taggod Tucker an 1 45 rpm and 78 rpm Hesson for ~!x blows well scatter ed. TOP · DOLLAR VALUI TODATI SINGLE RECOitllS Two gumcs have nllttcd Ra('.:.'! HIGH RESALI TOMORIOW_I EP ALBUMS 18 frames of f,lOOSC Cigfl. ThursPitt~burgh TJ!und•Y '• Rnults. 11 2tl Spencer (8J and Baylor . Mubattan bewin Rodney Wam!ley. batttint todlti lCAA tr•ck and field championship' Jnd the tussle probably won 't b~ deeidt'd until the final event is rurt off Saturday. game serie1 here t~hl witb Hfl' Jeff-coat . who bas .plenty of savvy agalnst tbe team from hi1 natlv ~ Chicago on the mound aa:ainst the cubs. for the team title in the Scored In .Disastrous Sixth hming I :,. .605 2 2:.! \1 1 .579 3 H:l l!l .48tl b / . l'h lbdt•lj.>hi~ I L 14 1-l 15 {WP}, Galllpolil .. 011 100 022-7 10 l Pt. Pleasant 020 000 100:-3 8 3 Gallipolu., VMlenline (WPJ, Bar tet , (1), and Mddahon. Poiul ei&htb and two in the n.ioth. PcW.nt Capehart (l.P), Lestt'r Lee 18) i.llld for victory, takes a U: point l~1d lnto. today '1 second and th ir-1 rou11d matches in the Palm Bta' h Round Robin jolf tourmunt'nt . Mrs .. Jetr.n Parker and Debra Jo JEFFCOAT PtCKID d M H NEW ROCHELLE, N. Y. vP- May called en Mr. an rs. er· CINCINNATI UP-'fhe Clncln · l Ben Hogan, who has a new fpu!t· bert Parker at Syracuse SundlilY d nat>· •-die•• •·ill o~n a four ing grip to .et witb hit old deslr~t afternoon. IATTLE FOA TITLI NEW Yo•• UP V"ll HOGAN HAS UAO J.~~~~na~~~~·~··~·~·~·~·~"~~~~~~~~·~~~·---~~~~~~~~----~.__..__.;_._;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-.;;;;;;;~~-;;;­ EED TIRES 1956 Plymouth $1695 '' j OldtmobUe l or '57 11l11e1 yov a big dlll•re~~ce In ~olue al1uo:h 11 tmoll dlfftrence In prlct-lfl'l llllowl""•l•ty llng, 1afer , 1mootber ride and mor. pow.rful p•r forrnun<<~. It our ou•tl for o Rodlel Tt.tt . day Dick Taylor c licked 11 double and a slnile, while Me· Nickles, Junior (Big Foozy) Wolle AUen and Bob Adams got stngl~;llitloll• Touoh Stobarl COM! INI YOU'RE ALWAYS WELCOMI AT - KARR & VAN ZANDT Emil Thomas' club went i~::~~~::::::~:::::::::::=:=~~::~~ii~3~~~~~•:dil~n~t~h~e~top ~tbe inning over Point '. for Into o Town•hlp of Sutton. to-wlt : lherlft'1 f•l• Iff bill lttatt The followlna deacrlbed prem-TM lteN ., Ohl•~ Melta Ceunty laea, Jltu.ated in ..he Township of CommoM Pleet Court Sutton, County ot Meta•. and State ·~ of Ohio: Tbe foUowlq real eatate Fa--.,. ,_. a lu"ly, 1-., ..c. in 160 aere Lot No. 1223. In Sutton Case No. 12,115 rn punuance of •n order of qJe Township, Mella county, Oll.lo, of real e1t•te In the above entitled and bollllded and ducnbed a• folaction to me directed 11· SheriH low•; Be,:1nr.ina: North 91l.S feet of Meilll Co .. I,wlll offer fl)r public and West 3-10 feet {rem the Southauction at dOOr of court Houae, weat corner of Section Na. Sl, on Pomeroy, Ohio, In the above n•m· the North Une of a 51 acre tract ed .county on Monday, June 10, now or formerly owned by the 1967, at 10:00 a. m. the follqwlnJ Rose Hill Coal Company described In deed' to It from Pit-blburgh Con· solidaUon Coal Company, datfid November 10. 1950, and recorded ln bOOk 161, at Pa1e 161, of the Deed Record~ of Meiss County, 0., "On the Banka .ol thence West 381 feet; thence North. The Beautiful Ohio" ' 180 West 76 fe('l to the Southeast corner of Roy Arm• 0.37 acre lot on top of a rock cliff, thence S. S.mwl 0 . f'erry f17 deg. Welt 146 feet to the East Manaaer aide or State Route No. 124, 20 feet frcm the center thereof and Modem running par:~llel and 215 feet North Hotel Roofns of a brick store b\llldlns; thence So\lth ~ dec . 4i~5,' East 1315 feet . w..kty •n.d Monthly alone the Eut licle .of State Route No. 124, thence South 20 delfee, HOTEL MARTIN . $1995 ' $1995 1954 Plymouth $1695 8 cyl. Belvedere Hardtop. Powerflyte, Radio and Heater. $1045 $1295 1952 Plymouth. 1952 • 1954 Buick $1325 14 Door Sedan. Radio and Heater. New Paint Job. $695 $795 1950 Oldsmobile 1948 Plymouth 88 4 Door Sedan Radio and Heater 6 Cylinder 4 Door Sedan $395 $125 • l ,,. .• l :. 6 Cylinder • Door S.edan of her home on Pint Ave., t'fl+ hralint lh.e birthday• of her h·rtband, C. H. Wiae Jr., and bit· •h- ter. Mrs. Cecil Jll . ~~~ A deeorated cake wa.a pr~t~ent· ed to tbt a:ueats of honor 1n · D1hen present were Mrs. Elmer Jbycook and Deana:~ .11nd Deborah. FOR $299.00 • BAKER )!(. Cub Balor, Owntr 211d Ave. 1. Mlllnlt. 1 ....... ..........,., Ohle * BATTERIES * SEAT COVERS * MUFFLERS SerYice Entrance On '· Second St. Convenient Budget Terms ot Moore's Busy Stores Priced from $24.95 up See Our Modern Styl., FURNITURE CLILANDS APPLIANCE Free Installation TIRES Choose Your New ' Summer Suit New Furniture $59.95 SHOP MOOREi$ I and ' ' Columbw. Gro~~:an, POR,TAIU Alit. COOLII Mlddlepon OORES Pomer~Y .· OHIO PHONEM . J388-Y $75 ·~ (4) 19, 26. (5) 3, 10, 17, 24, 31 71< FOREMAN and ABBOTT r Mill Sl. CHRYSLER - PLY~OUTH Phone 6378 or 6023 N. lnd Ave. .. _. . C• H. w·iNl .r • .. eD1.. ---•· ......,...,"" ed wJtb a hme:beon on the poret, SMITH CLOTHING CO. 1 Come In NOW I On The Brightest Comer In Jllldtlleporl Chester M. Kb·J:man, whose place of residell4X! il:l unknown and can· not, with rr-asonable diligence, be · ascertained will take notice that on the 17th day of April, 1957, the undersigned, Helen Faye Kirkman, filed hir petition against him in the Common Pleas Court of Me~gs Co•onty,, •Ohio, Case No. 12.!)37, tl· he has been guUty of ~;;·~;!i!~~~~ towards the the' and of has duty abandoned plaintiff and praying for divorce, custody of child, ·alimony and other relief. Said ca1.11e will be for heaJrlng on or aner the 3rd day .• June, 1957. Hel~n Faye Kirkman PLAJNTIIT Webster & FUltz Attorneys for Ple.intiU ! 1929 Dodge •lgS It: rl~l"rv·: ti! ·1 NOTICI OF APPOINTMENT .. lst1te af LM R•ub O.Ce•Hd .. Notice il hereby Jlven that Ho bert J. Raub whose Post Office addres.s Is Pomeroy, Ohio has been duly appointed Administrator of the Estatt of Leo Raub, deceased, late of Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio Dated this 17th day of May 1957 . John C. Bacon Judge oJ the Probate Court Meigs County, Ohio Mercury 6 cyl. Cambridge 4 Door Sedan. One Local Owner. I• Mrs.- C' H• WiISe Jr.- ·. (5) 24 31 (6 )7, 3tc Special 4 Door Sedan. Dynaflow. Ra· dlo and Heater. • tat. o1 " - aen11er. 4......t I ~· 6 cyl. Savoy Club Coupe, Hy.<frlve, Radio apd Heater. - Lenal Notice (5) 17. 31. 3tc . 1954 Plymouth •• ! ot.te o!Ko~~m , _~~u.no~. Statemeat lD Lieu of and tor ID . StatRMta in l.Jeu of iDd. for an NOTICI OP A'POtNTM!J!NT ACil'ount ln the Cuardian•hlp of" Aecount h1"1U Mattu~ ol.rt.be...P4Atlmlnbtrltor John Youna •n Jncompelent tate of Samuel Pearl M.cKlnnay, lltate of lllpMth Halley Firrt and Final Account of Be• de~uaed Md tie Wekb,••.\dmlnlatratrl.x of Lbe .Fint and __ Final _.Aceount •'--of Ebtr 1 N~Uee t1 -hereby a.lven that 11. Elltate of .a:.u .ward We tb, deteue 4 Hendenon, ~u.,or o1 ul4' ltttlll aat count.. wbolf Post Office Al'l - .. First 'and P'inal A.ctount of Wil· of ~aille C. ~nder.un , de«aM41 dre~~ )j; Delaware, Ohio, Route 9. J !Ja m Muwr, Admln: ~lnWr ~ F1rat and F1nal ~~nt of b1· bas ~en duly appointed u Admin- Honu Noo of the Eltatt of U l he bell D Smith, AdmmJJtratrl:. of iJtrator ot the ~torte of Elizabeth Spiret, deceucd the z.tate of P.romitt Diehl, DeHalle1 ~e of Meiga County , Ohio. Fint and Final Account of Helen cealed R. HJIIndley. Encutrhr: or the ElFirst and Final AccO'..nt of Ber· deceased. Dated \hll nth day of May 19:1-7 -~ tate ol John F. Handley, deceued nard V. rultl, Adminlltrator of "' Jpbn C. Bacon .r int and Final Account of !..ora the Edate of Un.a DeUel , de-J'udle -or the Pr9b1tlf! Court 8. Gilpi n, Exeeutrlx of the Ett1te cea11ed • M•Ias Count)', Ohio · of Otho M. Gllpln, decea11ed Ftnt and 'Final Account of Ros· (~) 17. '24, 31, 3tc Final Account of Louis B. coe C. Meadow1, Administrator of Vaugblln, Adminiatrator of the Ell- t.be Ettate £>f Dea G. Hayea, dt-tate ' of Lucinda ATDold , de~ued ceaaed ''-' Oill" Fmt and ?ina! Account of Edna ' All peraora interested are reNOTICI. M. Arnold . Executrhr:. ol the Ettate quired to a!terld 1ueh !eltlement SETTLBMINT Of ACCOUNTS of Clermont L. Arnold , Deceased and make ohjeetions lheret'l, if any prqbate -Court, Melea Cofolftty, Ohlo First a~d Current ~ecount of they haYe. Noliee iS hereby given that the 1Paul ~ - Sm_a rt, Guard tan of the Any persnn interestt•d may file following A"counts haYe been Guardtaruhtp of Fil>rence Lucy written uceptions to said Aced in said Cotttt for settlement, Ste~ens. . ccunf.l ,or any item thereof. five and that the same will be heard on • Ftrst and Fmal Account of Sbel- days prior to bearing, and at that Monday the 1st day ol July 19~7 lie Petly, Adminiatratr;x with the time further time may be allowed to-wit : · ' Will AnneYed of the Estate of C. for cauJe, to file such exception•. First and Final Account of Gla- E. Petty, dec~ase~ John C. Bacon dys Marie f ·rye, Executrix of the Statem~nt ,m Lieu or and for an Probate Judge Estate of John w. Eskew , deceared Account m he Matter of the Es- (5 )3 1, 1tc Sixth and Current Arcounl of John A. Hunnel, Guardian of the O.C•••" 6 Cyl. Del Ray Coupe Uke New • ,.. LegtJ1N-.. ~-. ~ unr;e NOTICE OF lrPPOINTMINT Eatate of E!ma Burton Notice Is hereby give n that Howard Frank who1e P01t Offiee address is Racine, Ohio has been duly OPI>oiroled Adminis-trator of the E:sof Elma Burlol'i, deceased. of Salisbur)' Township, Meigs J 'C~o:tY; Ohio. this loth day of May 1957 John C. Bacon Jud1e of the ,Probate Court MeJa:s County , Ohio .. 6 cyl. Plaza 4 Door Suburban, Power· fllte . Radio and Hebter. • LP ALBUMS WERNER RADIO ' 1956 'Chevrolet 8 cyl Royal Hardtop. Powerfllte !l·ans. Radio 'and Heater. 1955 Plymouth · RECORDS ' 1955· Dodge • 8 cyl. Pwa 2 Dr. Sedan. Radio and Heater. Then See Mullen ot MULLENS SOHIO SERVICE degree 15' feet runnlnl tbrou1h a point tMJ feet Northerly of a mine opentnc; 1.btace N.o rth 248 feet LO tbe pJaet: of be&lRDIElJ, contalnlnJ 3.66 acre•; e:.eeptina. and reserv· ins to the Role Hill C'lnl Company ita IUct'f:POrl and atli&I'S, ali c:O.:ll, oil, a:u •nd other mineral• under· lying the loll , wltb the rl&ht to enter on aald premilt'l pr.otpect, explore .:~.nd drill for, and mine, excavate- and remove the ume with all r:aachmcry, appUance1, ti:dures and lhlnJI neceuary or convenient thcretcr, and 1110 a riJht or way OYer, acrou and upon a ruacl runninil along the We8t erly alde thereol as deseribed In the deed he-reinafter referred to. And being the same property conve)'ed by the Rose Hill Coal Company to Farmers Feed and SuppJ..v, Inc.-., by dH"d dated June 22, 1951, and record£1d in Book 173, at Page 29" ,of Deed Record! of Meigs County, Ohio. Said pre-mlsea appraised at $10,. OOO .QO .and cannot be sold lor tess than ~ or appr!'lil:lement. RobCTt c. Hartenbacb (Sheriff} Hallid!ly & Sheets Attorney (5) to, 17, 24. 31, (6} 7, :Stc ....... . v.u.w. nv, • olorll tloo !!..t No. 1.24.; Pomeroy's Belt r---=;;;··;; ; ; -; ;-,; -; ;·;-,;;;;;--;;;..,J 'I ,_ nan,. !entlnel,fomero)"1lldcllejlort, o., lday Jl, 1~7-e Legal County of Melat, ol' otflO,· Middleport ii~~E~m~mi'~~~~o~f~A~t~he~n;•~-~ High food costs got you down? _ Middleport, Ohio Ple1111ant 111d louMh APP.LIANCES . Mr. and Mrs. Harold Saxton of Lqgan spent Saturday with Mt·s. Gamet Williamson. • Mn. Hattie MeKeniie Is spend· Jnll' a week with her ihtE!r, Mrs. .,. \l(E HAVI 'fOUl ANSWER. A't )' -., . • LIMITED STOCK and PRICE YES, PRICES ARE LOWER 1957 FORD "8" 2 Dr. . . . . . . . . ' ' .' ' . . . $2095 Showroom fresh and only 1500 miles, healer, light blue " finish. Another new ChcvrolE>t trad ~ in . 1954 CHEVROLET 4 Door · · · ·· · · · · · · · · · $895 Sedan. Reautlful 2 tone green finish . Spotless Interior, good rubber, guaranteed all the way, heater. ' 1953 CtqtYSLER Club Coupe · · · ·· · · · · · · · $795 Local owner and very ~lean . Light blue finish . All good tlre.s. Radio, Heater and Auto. Trans. y ' ) 1950 FOlD .2 Door ···········~········ Black llnlab,aood tires. I $365 ' ' AND ---- • • CARS AND TRUCKS ARE SHARPER AT SOUTHEASTERN OHIO'S USED CAR SUPER . . 1956 CHEVROLET 210 .... · ........ · .. $2295 • 8 cyl. Station Wagon, ·4 Door. Ivory and Blue Finish, Pow· er&Ude, VB Motor. Radio and Heater, Guards. Really 1harp and will stand close lnspettlon. 1954 FORD Custom .. ,. ··•· · .. · ...... · .. $895 6 Pass: Cpe. Orl1lnal dark lll'•en flnbh, .good tires, locally owned, heat or1radio, one of those sbarp c;ars, only - 1951 CHEVROLET 6 Pass. Cpe. · .. · .... ~95 Local owner and nice and clean. 4 Dr. Interior like new lleater, V8 motor, lood tires, Coupe, one owner llld very low mu--ae. hater, hlgb rub. ber, ali vinyl plas)lc Interior, light green lin!Jh. Want a 1954 OLDSMOBILE · · · · · ·· ·· ·· · · · · ·· · · · $1845 radio, hydramatlc, power steering and power brakes. 2 DOor BeailtlfUJ ·Ivory red, clean tnierlor, lood tires, ra. dio, beater. l'Gwerellde Tl'anmdEIOD. · · ·· · l952 CHEVROLET ......_. · .... ·...... · ·"$665 195 1 OIEYIOUT · · · · · · · · · · ··· ·.. · · ·:.. $545 Deluxe 4 Door. Sharp 2 tone Radio, Heater Wheelbott - Many Makes Suburban, Otlglnal blar,l! llnlah, good tires. Sharp and out. One !If lhcae 1w'1! to Clluilltllldels. Only - I 4·Door. Heater and Radio. - Come On In - . .. Let's 1954 CHEVROLET · .. · .. · .... · $1595 1953 FORI' ....... · .. · · Now $1345 1-io ton Pickup, long wheel ba•e. V8 motor, Uy· dramatic transmission . new 6 ply tires ~ Deluxe 2 ton LWB, 2-speed rear axle, good 825x20 tires. Cab excellent condition, heavy duty springs and frame. Brand new short block motor, IIOOd lOr! dump body and heavy duty holst. Let's trade. 2·1on LWB, sound V8 motor, good cab, (4) practlc&lly new t11·es. (825x20 first line) 10 ft. dump body with Ilood hoist. ....... UPRIGHT and Chest Type All Sizes at · BARGAIN . 0 FREEZER DEAL! MMIIIL\.11K OPEN EVENING_ $ nu 8:00 P.M. t . ON .t.MIN . STREIT NIAR HIGH SCHOOL ' ' PHONE 491-J POMEROY, OHIO . . •• ·. . .. u Reg. $349.95 $279·9 5 after fJOI/IIn pay111ent oylltem H~:&R ·FIRESTOME -·· DEALER STORE · -.- In c,ilter ~ TOWft .,.;.1:. ' " . . . ',, - ; •• -· "' "" I ·~· , I u unu :A.itiNoiljtlC litierW ..,., • ,_,.,.,..,...,...,,., ,,, """"' olfdltlll '-li'eli! • .,.,..,.... N _...,... refrigerating .. .• .. oor- ' ' . ...... • n01., .,. ,;,· $89 lh froda , _ . • Oafy 411> ,......, wkl• ....,.., feaf •WMt co-lo• • Coo...,.llalaMOtl lid, IO<klllfl llllch caps, heater,_directional slCMJs. A e<>od buy. ' • 11-cu•ft Compacl 1-ton 11at bed, dual wboels with new 750Il6 r .. ._1 • - ·<' Mldd!epoh , ............. tlolnk _lt k .... • ...., ................ k. loll thcoro befoN ,... trr or.- • _ • E•..., appotlzl1111 llol,. dollclotooly IIIII lla _ , n,.....ck:'ng otooy at Iaarty flo- and rioh, quality .....,........ He,. II • lnacf lleyond ...,.,. - • h••tly ...., ltftd cll,.,_t food ............. wllll a ..-.t fonn•la thot . limply can, to. Imitated. , .... tlfd.rllptJit'Dl:t!iWIIIt.,.., ........... ling lhe want a. .-pie bofta ~ lnolt . wet N&:llllbln' Heiner's New Germann Krust Bread (Speaks For Itself! y ........ !~de 1953, FORD · · · · · ·· · · · · · · · ' · · ·:· $795 . ' Mo.ke ·.1 • PRIUS! 1951 PlYM~UTH 6Pass. ...... ·· .. ·.. · $64S 1956 GMC .. · .. Priced only $1895 cab, only 11,000 miles, less than 6 mooths old. . Really like' !'!w. · • 4·Dr. New blaek flnllh. Radio llld Heater, Deluxe Fleet· line model. - PlnmRllde trlblmillloa 1 -Nice. 2 Door. Heater and New Paint. . 1953 (JIEYitOLET 210 · · · ·.. •.. · · ···.. $845 Really a sharp one, 98 - 4 door. Special, 2 tone, heater, gre~n 1 finish. ' ~ nice one? Reducpd t o - 1949 MERCURY ...... $145 1949 PONTIAC · · · ·· · · · $199 1948 PLYMOUTH · .... · $99 :rRUCKS! TRUCKS! Any Sin- Any . 1955 CHEVROLET 210 Del lay · · · .. ·,$1545 WEEK•END SP£€1A.LS 2 Door. Heater and Racllo. MARKET 1955 PLYMOUTH Belvedere .. · .... · .. $14,5 Beige finish. EW ·c~~n G~E -FREEZER! ' ~ ,. Other loave!! _,. try 11 looll ... GcuuRA Krull, W 'none co• capture Its ....edlleu fhntrot tuMil tui\JN. So .... fo< tho opoclali"'I...O•nto an the woappor - and IMk lw... at the label to be tuN It tap· NM~r's ChnnoM Kruat bnadl �·- .. ............ ,.-... • • • ' ... , T!gers, Coolville, Lead OV With Victories Thursday Pomeroy Smothered 20-l As 15 Runs ROUNDFP IN BASEBALL IIY UNIUD PtlESS Boston 16 B<~ ltl mor" 5. 2nd NATIONAL LEAGUE AMERICAN LE~UE . W L Pet. G I Chic•go 25 I I fi94 ~ New " •• J. • 4-l>aUy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., May 31, 1957 t ..,. ... . --~ York . . . . 23 15 Cleveland . Detroit . . . . B oston ,. K.nsas Ci ty Baltimor~:: 22 21 21 17 H 16 .579 tA 5:l5 20 512 Z:l 425 24 .3€8 Wash ington 14 29 -J. 6 U IU W 21i 23 :.!3 L'illtLnna l i Rr ooklyn :\1\l wauk t•t• ti05 3 St L O UI ~ w 23 12 24 f\'1•w York 12 32~ J4 1 -~ Pet. G """ 822 l'hit':tgu The Hartford Tlgen and Cool ville wert" the team! to beat todax rould 1et only oae back ln the In the Ohio Valley Auoeiation last ol the snenth. Youn• Bill Clpehart for Pollt baseball league a1 both completed the fir,t week of play- two Jam1 3 .410 1F t .::133 12 2Q7 LJ V2 es--with victori~ and tied for Pleasant (11 J'IUJ old) bad S Jame JOODJ for rum~U wMn b~ the league lead. Washington .'i New York I , lst was relieved in tbe be1lnntn11 of Thursday's Resulls Hartford beat Racine .11t Wlil· the eilhtb by Leiter L*e. CapeNew York 9 Was hmgt on 0. 2nJ Phili!dclphia 2 Nt>'>'j' York I. ls' hama 5-<1 with Luther Tucker on hart was -cbar1ed with the loss. Cbicaio 6 Cleveland 4. I st l 0 innings the mound again&t Little Foou Chieago 2 Ch·veland 1, 2nd Valentine'• homer opened tb! New York: 8 Philadelphia I. 2nd Wolfe and Coolville clobbered second inninil for Gall1polia but Detroit 6 Kansas City 5. 1st 10 in Brooklyn 4 P ittsbur~ h 3, 1st visiting Pomeroy 20-l the laUe- Po.int made it 2-1 in tbelr b•ll Detroit 3 Kansa,s City 2. 2nd Ptll sburgh 2 Hrooklyn 1, 2nd being handicapped by the absen .. e with a walt, Lee'• sin&le and J. BO!ilon 7 Baltimo re l:i. Ist 10 'n . M11w auk ef.' 5 c' hie ago 2. hl of Huey "Big Chief" Renohil, Capehart'l double. Chicago 4 Milwaukee 2. 2nd their No . 1 curve artist . J'or Gallipolis In lbe third Kea· llti.J St. Louis 7 Cinci nnati 2, L-.t tinlf aiqled Tbomu home who I~ Cinc innati 7 St. Lo ui:-l 3, 2nd ln the other game Gallipo:l1 went to Point Pleasant and han -1 bad walked. Alain in the fourth ed Hindu Henderson 'J club it!i a walk utrlftce by JanJ1, and 1-'l OVA. STANDINGS 'Second loss, and took its first error sent Morean home. Point a:ot ils seventh lan1D.! W L GB win 7·3 . Oldlimer U>o Valentine run on Gleqon•a slaa!e. bb C'ooh·illc 2 0 was the winning pitch~r youngstolen bas~. and Larry 1M'• ah Hartford 2 0 .!Iter Bill Ca pehart the loser. . Pom~troy 1 At Coolville Dkk Spence .., II•Gallipolis cinched ttlf aame b 0 boys jumped intet a four-run Gallipolis Midfllcpot·t u I I lead in the fourth Inni ng on sL1· the eiahth with two runs on RaC'ine U 2 -• gles by Riebel and Boyles. phu walks and two stolen blet-ft'l PI Pleasant 0 :l ::! four walk~ . Kenny Imboden fo.!· hU1. Emil Thomu stole home in Ruulh Thund•Y lined Wiggins with two walks In the show. 'Mtey came back It~ th ~ Coolv il le 20 Pomcro~· 1 promptly walked two more before ninth to tally lwict! on Tbom1!1!' double, GordOII'• slnale, a nerl· g.;otting the (Ire out. Hartrord 5 H11cine U fiee fly and an l'rror on a throw Gal!ipolis 7 PI Plca~!Jnt :J Then ill the sixth inninj;! lh£' to the plate. G•m•• Sund•y skv fell in on ImbOden ail Riebel Valentine ranned Cive. walkt-d Coolv ille at Midc!lcjiOrt and Ph il Boyles got tw~ singh..:; G:Jllipo lis itl H.adrw apiece, and J. Spencer, Die · ODe and hil relief, Bartet fann£1d Hartford at Pomeroy Spencer, Baylor. Swartz an11 Ol'lf!.\ Capehart stuck out four but Pt. Pleasant - Opt•n Baldwin t'aeh singled. Wilh Cl• ·e walked 11 . It was his first league walks and two £'rror.!!l }15 runF start. Lin• Score• ... _ LEAGUE DOOM~:.D-ln. 0 . came Ra-cine . . . . . 000 000 000--0 8 2 Pomrroy prevented a white SAN FRANCISCO UP- The P • Hartford . . . . 300 010 Otx-3 9 1 citlc Coa ~t League, doomed In wash in the s£' venth when Van Racine, L. WOlff'. and McNJckthe eyes of Its O..)lln president if Yranken singled Phil Collln8 les. Uartlord, Tucker (WJl), Hts· the Giants and Dodgers transfer home from third. ' Junkman Balderson pit-ched 11on (9) and Tennan-t. to California, meeU this Sundt Pomeroy 000 000 100-1 6 3 to deride how much It should seven innings and was relieved Coolv.n1e 000 40 15 lOX--20 14 4 by Dick Spencer. Pomeroy co'· receive in d•mages as the ret~u:t Pomeroy, Wlrglns (LP), 1mb.. · lected 1ix hits but couldn't stay de-n of 8uth a ablft. (4), Guy Guinther (8l and complaints wer-:! "ln my opinion , a takina of in. Frequent Nellelroad. Coolville, Balctenor. Los An1eles and San Francisco registered over the umpiring 'ln territory from the PCL inevit· balls and strike calls. Chet Oliver of Hartrord lien! Middleport 1 ably will dellroy the lea1ue," Luther Tucker. former catch ,f Phone 9391 said Pre•ldent Leslie O'Corinor. tor ·Little Rock {Class AA ,) to th·• mound· to save southpaw Georije Rssson ror the Sunday game a: Pomeroy. THE SMART MONEY'S All Tul'k did was fan nine Ra· cine halter.~ while walking two ir ON OLDSI his eight in nings before Hesson relieved in the ninth. He lliso drove in the fint Tiger runs with a dou ble In thf' first inninr scor· CAPITOL ing Boh Stivers and Gerald Clark COLUMBIA who had walked and ~l· ngled, an 1 then scored on an error hlmse.r CORAL Iu the firth Clark tripled and DECCA scored on the ratchet's error a 1 l aga in in the eighth a run was DOT added when Hesson singled, Qli KING ver walked and Larry Hessoi\ doubled brother Gene ho me. MGM tittle Foozy Wolfe fanned I' ~IERCURY Tigers and walked on ly two for an ou t.s ttmdlng perfrJrmance b .t RCA VICTOR hi.q mnh• s on ly. taggod Tucker an 1 45 rpm and 78 rpm Hesson for ~!x blows well scatter ed. TOP · DOLLAR VALUI TODATI SINGLE RECOitllS Two gumcs have nllttcd Ra('.:.'! HIGH RESALI TOMORIOW_I EP ALBUMS 18 frames of f,lOOSC Cigfl. ThursPitt~burgh TJ!und•Y '• Rnults. 11 2tl Spencer (8J and Baylor . Mubattan bewin Rodney Wam!ley. batttint todlti lCAA tr•ck and field championship' Jnd the tussle probably won 't b~ deeidt'd until the final event is rurt off Saturday. game serie1 here t~hl witb Hfl' Jeff-coat . who bas .plenty of savvy agalnst tbe team from hi1 natlv ~ Chicago on the mound aa:ainst the cubs. for the team title in the Scored In .Disastrous Sixth hming I :,. .605 2 2:.! \1 1 .579 3 H:l l!l .48tl b / . l'h lbdt•lj.>hi~ I L 14 1-l 15 {WP}, Galllpolil .. 011 100 022-7 10 l Pt. Pleasant 020 000 100:-3 8 3 Gallipolu., VMlenline (WPJ, Bar tet , (1), and Mddahon. Poiul ei&htb and two in the n.ioth. PcW.nt Capehart (l.P), Lestt'r Lee 18) i.llld for victory, takes a U: point l~1d lnto. today '1 second and th ir-1 rou11d matches in the Palm Bta' h Round Robin jolf tourmunt'nt . Mrs .. Jetr.n Parker and Debra Jo JEFFCOAT PtCKID d M H NEW ROCHELLE, N. Y. vP- May called en Mr. an rs. er· CINCINNATI UP-'fhe Clncln · l Ben Hogan, who has a new fpu!t· bert Parker at Syracuse SundlilY d nat>· •-die•• •·ill o~n a four ing grip to .et witb hit old deslr~t afternoon. IATTLE FOA TITLI NEW Yo•• UP V"ll HOGAN HAS UAO J.~~~~na~~~~·~··~·~·~·~·~"~~~~~~~~·~~~·---~~~~~~~~----~.__..__.;_._;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-.;;;;;;;~~-;;;­ EED TIRES 1956 Plymouth $1695 '' j OldtmobUe l or '57 11l11e1 yov a big dlll•re~~ce In ~olue al1uo:h 11 tmoll dlfftrence In prlct-lfl'l llllowl""•l•ty llng, 1afer , 1mootber ride and mor. pow.rful p•r forrnun<<~. It our ou•tl for o Rodlel Tt.tt . day Dick Taylor c licked 11 double and a slnile, while Me· Nickles, Junior (Big Foozy) Wolle AUen and Bob Adams got stngl~;llitloll• Touoh Stobarl COM! INI YOU'RE ALWAYS WELCOMI AT - KARR & VAN ZANDT Emil Thomas' club went i~::~~~::::::~:::::::::::=:=~~::~~ii~3~~~~~•:dil~n~t~h~e~top ~tbe inning over Point '. for Into o Town•hlp of Sutton. to-wlt : lherlft'1 f•l• Iff bill lttatt The followlna deacrlbed prem-TM lteN ., Ohl•~ Melta Ceunty laea, Jltu.ated in ..he Township of CommoM Pleet Court Sutton, County ot Meta•. and State ·~ of Ohio: Tbe foUowlq real eatate Fa--.,. ,_. a lu"ly, 1-., ..c. in 160 aere Lot No. 1223. In Sutton Case No. 12,115 rn punuance of •n order of qJe Township, Mella county, Oll.lo, of real e1t•te In the above entitled and bollllded and ducnbed a• folaction to me directed 11· SheriH low•; Be,:1nr.ina: North 91l.S feet of Meilll Co .. I,wlll offer fl)r public and West 3-10 feet {rem the Southauction at dOOr of court Houae, weat corner of Section Na. Sl, on Pomeroy, Ohio, In the above n•m· the North Une of a 51 acre tract ed .county on Monday, June 10, now or formerly owned by the 1967, at 10:00 a. m. the follqwlnJ Rose Hill Coal Company described In deed' to It from Pit-blburgh Con· solidaUon Coal Company, datfid November 10. 1950, and recorded ln bOOk 161, at Pa1e 161, of the Deed Record~ of Meiss County, 0., "On the Banka .ol thence West 381 feet; thence North. The Beautiful Ohio" ' 180 West 76 fe('l to the Southeast corner of Roy Arm• 0.37 acre lot on top of a rock cliff, thence S. S.mwl 0 . f'erry f17 deg. Welt 146 feet to the East Manaaer aide or State Route No. 124, 20 feet frcm the center thereof and Modem running par:~llel and 215 feet North Hotel Roofns of a brick store b\llldlns; thence So\lth ~ dec . 4i~5,' East 1315 feet . w..kty •n.d Monthly alone the Eut licle .of State Route No. 124, thence South 20 delfee, HOTEL MARTIN . $1995 ' $1995 1954 Plymouth $1695 8 cyl. Belvedere Hardtop. Powerflyte, Radio and Heater. $1045 $1295 1952 Plymouth. 1952 • 1954 Buick $1325 14 Door Sedan. Radio and Heater. New Paint Job. $695 $795 1950 Oldsmobile 1948 Plymouth 88 4 Door Sedan Radio and Heater 6 Cylinder 4 Door Sedan $395 $125 • l ,,. .• l :. 6 Cylinder • Door S.edan of her home on Pint Ave., t'fl+ hralint lh.e birthday• of her h·rtband, C. H. Wiae Jr., and bit· •h- ter. Mrs. Cecil Jll . ~~~ A deeorated cake wa.a pr~t~ent· ed to tbt a:ueats of honor 1n · D1hen present were Mrs. Elmer Jbycook and Deana:~ .11nd Deborah. FOR $299.00 • BAKER )!(. Cub Balor, Owntr 211d Ave. 1. Mlllnlt. 1 ....... ..........,., Ohle * BATTERIES * SEAT COVERS * MUFFLERS SerYice Entrance On '· Second St. Convenient Budget Terms ot Moore's Busy Stores Priced from $24.95 up See Our Modern Styl., FURNITURE CLILANDS APPLIANCE Free Installation TIRES Choose Your New ' Summer Suit New Furniture $59.95 SHOP MOOREi$ I and ' ' Columbw. Gro~~:an, POR,TAIU Alit. COOLII Mlddlepon OORES Pomer~Y .· OHIO PHONEM . J388-Y $75 ·~ (4) 19, 26. (5) 3, 10, 17, 24, 31 71< FOREMAN and ABBOTT r Mill Sl. CHRYSLER - PLY~OUTH Phone 6378 or 6023 N. lnd Ave. .. _. . C• H. w·iNl .r • .. eD1.. ---•· ......,...,"" ed wJtb a hme:beon on the poret, SMITH CLOTHING CO. 1 Come In NOW I On The Brightest Comer In Jllldtlleporl Chester M. Kb·J:man, whose place of residell4X! il:l unknown and can· not, with rr-asonable diligence, be · ascertained will take notice that on the 17th day of April, 1957, the undersigned, Helen Faye Kirkman, filed hir petition against him in the Common Pleas Court of Me~gs Co•onty,, •Ohio, Case No. 12.!)37, tl· he has been guUty of ~;;·~;!i!~~~~ towards the the' and of has duty abandoned plaintiff and praying for divorce, custody of child, ·alimony and other relief. Said ca1.11e will be for heaJrlng on or aner the 3rd day .• June, 1957. Hel~n Faye Kirkman PLAJNTIIT Webster & FUltz Attorneys for Ple.intiU ! 1929 Dodge •lgS It: rl~l"rv·: ti! ·1 NOTICI OF APPOINTMENT .. lst1te af LM R•ub O.Ce•Hd .. Notice il hereby Jlven that Ho bert J. Raub whose Post Office addres.s Is Pomeroy, Ohio has been duly appointed Administrator of the Estatt of Leo Raub, deceased, late of Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio Dated this 17th day of May 1957 . John C. Bacon Judge oJ the Probate Court Meigs County, Ohio Mercury 6 cyl. Cambridge 4 Door Sedan. One Local Owner. I• Mrs.- C' H• WiISe Jr.- ·. (5) 24 31 (6 )7, 3tc Special 4 Door Sedan. Dynaflow. Ra· dlo and Heater. • tat. o1 " - aen11er. 4......t I ~· 6 cyl. Savoy Club Coupe, Hy.<frlve, Radio apd Heater. - Lenal Notice (5) 17. 31. 3tc . 1954 Plymouth •• ! ot.te o!Ko~~m , _~~u.no~. Statemeat lD Lieu of and tor ID . StatRMta in l.Jeu of iDd. for an NOTICI OP A'POtNTM!J!NT ACil'ount ln the Cuardian•hlp of" Aecount h1"1U Mattu~ ol.rt.be...P4Atlmlnbtrltor John Youna •n Jncompelent tate of Samuel Pearl M.cKlnnay, lltate of lllpMth Halley Firrt and Final Account of Be• de~uaed Md tie Wekb,••.\dmlnlatratrl.x of Lbe .Fint and __ Final _.Aceount •'--of Ebtr 1 N~Uee t1 -hereby a.lven that 11. Elltate of .a:.u .ward We tb, deteue 4 Hendenon, ~u.,or o1 ul4' ltttlll aat count.. wbolf Post Office Al'l - .. First 'and P'inal A.ctount of Wil· of ~aille C. ~nder.un , de«aM41 dre~~ )j; Delaware, Ohio, Route 9. J !Ja m Muwr, Admln: ~lnWr ~ F1rat and F1nal ~~nt of b1· bas ~en duly appointed u Admin- Honu Noo of the Eltatt of U l he bell D Smith, AdmmJJtratrl:. of iJtrator ot the ~torte of Elizabeth Spiret, deceucd the z.tate of P.romitt Diehl, DeHalle1 ~e of Meiga County , Ohio. Fint and Final Account of Helen cealed R. HJIIndley. Encutrhr: or the ElFirst and Final AccO'..nt of Ber· deceased. Dated \hll nth day of May 19:1-7 -~ tate ol John F. Handley, deceued nard V. rultl, Adminlltrator of "' Jpbn C. Bacon .r int and Final Account of !..ora the Edate of Un.a DeUel , de-J'udle -or the Pr9b1tlf! Court 8. Gilpi n, Exeeutrlx of the Ett1te cea11ed • M•Ias Count)', Ohio · of Otho M. Gllpln, decea11ed Ftnt and 'Final Account of Ros· (~) 17. '24, 31, 3tc Final Account of Louis B. coe C. Meadow1, Administrator of Vaugblln, Adminiatrator of the Ell- t.be Ettate £>f Dea G. Hayea, dt-tate ' of Lucinda ATDold , de~ued ceaaed ''-' Oill" Fmt and ?ina! Account of Edna ' All peraora interested are reNOTICI. M. Arnold . Executrhr:. ol the Ettate quired to a!terld 1ueh !eltlement SETTLBMINT Of ACCOUNTS of Clermont L. Arnold , Deceased and make ohjeetions lheret'l, if any prqbate -Court, Melea Cofolftty, Ohlo First a~d Current ~ecount of they haYe. Noliee iS hereby given that the 1Paul ~ - Sm_a rt, Guard tan of the Any persnn interestt•d may file following A"counts haYe been Guardtaruhtp of Fil>rence Lucy written uceptions to said Aced in said Cotttt for settlement, Ste~ens. . ccunf.l ,or any item thereof. five and that the same will be heard on • Ftrst and Fmal Account of Sbel- days prior to bearing, and at that Monday the 1st day ol July 19~7 lie Petly, Adminiatratr;x with the time further time may be allowed to-wit : · ' Will AnneYed of the Estate of C. for cauJe, to file such exception•. First and Final Account of Gla- E. Petty, dec~ase~ John C. Bacon dys Marie f ·rye, Executrix of the Statem~nt ,m Lieu or and for an Probate Judge Estate of John w. Eskew , deceared Account m he Matter of the Es- (5 )3 1, 1tc Sixth and Current Arcounl of John A. Hunnel, Guardian of the O.C•••" 6 Cyl. Del Ray Coupe Uke New • ,.. LegtJ1N-.. ~-. ~ unr;e NOTICE OF lrPPOINTMINT Eatate of E!ma Burton Notice Is hereby give n that Howard Frank who1e P01t Offiee address is Racine, Ohio has been duly OPI>oiroled Adminis-trator of the E:sof Elma Burlol'i, deceased. of Salisbur)' Township, Meigs J 'C~o:tY; Ohio. this loth day of May 1957 John C. Bacon Jud1e of the ,Probate Court MeJa:s County , Ohio .. 6 cyl. Plaza 4 Door Suburban, Power· fllte . Radio and Hebter. • LP ALBUMS WERNER RADIO ' 1956 'Chevrolet 8 cyl Royal Hardtop. Powerfllte !l·ans. Radio 'and Heater. 1955 Plymouth · RECORDS ' 1955· Dodge • 8 cyl. Pwa 2 Dr. Sedan. Radio and Heater. Then See Mullen ot MULLENS SOHIO SERVICE degree 15' feet runnlnl tbrou1h a point tMJ feet Northerly of a mine opentnc; 1.btace N.o rth 248 feet LO tbe pJaet: of be&lRDIElJ, contalnlnJ 3.66 acre•; e:.eeptina. and reserv· ins to the Role Hill C'lnl Company ita IUct'f:POrl and atli&I'S, ali c:O.:ll, oil, a:u •nd other mineral• under· lying the loll , wltb the rl&ht to enter on aald premilt'l pr.otpect, explore .:~.nd drill for, and mine, excavate- and remove the ume with all r:aachmcry, appUance1, ti:dures and lhlnJI neceuary or convenient thcretcr, and 1110 a riJht or way OYer, acrou and upon a ruacl runninil along the We8t erly alde thereol as deseribed In the deed he-reinafter referred to. And being the same property conve)'ed by the Rose Hill Coal Company to Farmers Feed and SuppJ..v, Inc.-., by dH"d dated June 22, 1951, and record£1d in Book 173, at Page 29" ,of Deed Record! of Meigs County, Ohio. Said pre-mlsea appraised at $10,. OOO .QO .and cannot be sold lor tess than ~ or appr!'lil:lement. RobCTt c. Hartenbacb (Sheriff} Hallid!ly & Sheets Attorney (5) to, 17, 24. 31, (6} 7, :Stc ....... . v.u.w. nv, • olorll tloo !!..t No. 1.24.; Pomeroy's Belt r---=;;;··;; ; ; -; ;-,; -; ;·;-,;;;;;--;;;..,J 'I ,_ nan,. !entlnel,fomero)"1lldcllejlort, o., lday Jl, 1~7-e Legal County of Melat, ol' otflO,· Middleport ii~~E~m~mi'~~~~o~f~A~t~he~n;•~-~ High food costs got you down? _ Middleport, Ohio Ple1111ant 111d louMh APP.LIANCES . Mr. and Mrs. Harold Saxton of Lqgan spent Saturday with Mt·s. Gamet Williamson. • Mn. Hattie MeKeniie Is spend· Jnll' a week with her ihtE!r, Mrs. .,. \l(E HAVI 'fOUl ANSWER. A't )' -., . • LIMITED STOCK and PRICE YES, PRICES ARE LOWER 1957 FORD "8" 2 Dr. . . . . . . . . ' ' .' ' . . . $2095 Showroom fresh and only 1500 miles, healer, light blue " finish. Another new ChcvrolE>t trad ~ in . 1954 CHEVROLET 4 Door · · · ·· · · · · · · · · · $895 Sedan. Reautlful 2 tone green finish . Spotless Interior, good rubber, guaranteed all the way, heater. ' 1953 CtqtYSLER Club Coupe · · · ·· · · · · · · · $795 Local owner and very ~lean . Light blue finish . All good tlre.s. Radio, Heater and Auto. Trans. y ' ) 1950 FOlD .2 Door ···········~········ Black llnlab,aood tires. I $365 ' ' AND ---- • • CARS AND TRUCKS ARE SHARPER AT SOUTHEASTERN OHIO'S USED CAR SUPER . . 1956 CHEVROLET 210 .... · ........ · .. $2295 • 8 cyl. Station Wagon, ·4 Door. Ivory and Blue Finish, Pow· er&Ude, VB Motor. Radio and Heater, Guards. Really 1harp and will stand close lnspettlon. 1954 FORD Custom .. ,. ··•· · .. · ...... · .. $895 6 Pass: Cpe. Orl1lnal dark lll'•en flnbh, .good tires, locally owned, heat or1radio, one of those sbarp c;ars, only - 1951 CHEVROLET 6 Pass. Cpe. · .. · .... ~95 Local owner and nice and clean. 4 Dr. Interior like new lleater, V8 motor, lood tires, Coupe, one owner llld very low mu--ae. hater, hlgb rub. ber, ali vinyl plas)lc Interior, light green lin!Jh. Want a 1954 OLDSMOBILE · · · · · ·· ·· ·· · · · · ·· · · · $1845 radio, hydramatlc, power steering and power brakes. 2 DOor BeailtlfUJ ·Ivory red, clean tnierlor, lood tires, ra. dio, beater. l'Gwerellde Tl'anmdEIOD. · · ·· · l952 CHEVROLET ......_. · .... ·...... · ·"$665 195 1 OIEYIOUT · · · · · · · · · · ··· ·.. · · ·:.. $545 Deluxe 4 Door. Sharp 2 tone Radio, Heater Wheelbott - Many Makes Suburban, Otlglnal blar,l! llnlah, good tires. Sharp and out. One !If lhcae 1w'1! to Clluilltllldels. Only - I 4·Door. Heater and Radio. - Come On In - . .. Let's 1954 CHEVROLET · .. · .. · .... · $1595 1953 FORI' ....... · .. · · Now $1345 1-io ton Pickup, long wheel ba•e. V8 motor, Uy· dramatic transmission . new 6 ply tires ~ Deluxe 2 ton LWB, 2-speed rear axle, good 825x20 tires. Cab excellent condition, heavy duty springs and frame. Brand new short block motor, IIOOd lOr! dump body and heavy duty holst. Let's trade. 2·1on LWB, sound V8 motor, good cab, (4) practlc&lly new t11·es. (825x20 first line) 10 ft. dump body with Ilood hoist. ....... UPRIGHT and Chest Type All Sizes at · BARGAIN . 0 FREEZER DEAL! MMIIIL\.11K OPEN EVENING_ $ nu 8:00 P.M. t . ON .t.MIN . STREIT NIAR HIGH SCHOOL ' ' PHONE 491-J POMEROY, OHIO . . •• ·. . .. u Reg. $349.95 $279·9 5 after fJOI/IIn pay111ent oylltem H~:&R ·FIRESTOME -·· DEALER STORE · -.- In c,ilter ~ TOWft .,.;.1:. ' " . . . ',, - ; •• -· "' "" I ·~· , I u unu :A.itiNoiljtlC litierW ..,., • ,_,.,.,..,...,...,,., ,,, """"' olfdltlll '-li'eli! • .,.,..,.... N _...,... refrigerating .. .• .. oor- ' ' . ...... • n01., .,. ,;,· $89 lh froda , _ . • Oafy 411> ,......, wkl• ....,.., feaf •WMt co-lo• • Coo...,.llalaMOtl lid, IO<klllfl llllch caps, heater,_directional slCMJs. A e<>od buy. ' • 11-cu•ft Compacl 1-ton 11at bed, dual wboels with new 750Il6 r .. ._1 • - ·<' Mldd!epoh , ............. tlolnk _lt k .... • ...., ................ k. loll thcoro befoN ,... trr or.- • _ • E•..., appotlzl1111 llol,. dollclotooly IIIII lla _ , n,.....ck:'ng otooy at Iaarty flo- and rioh, quality .....,........ He,. II • lnacf lleyond ...,.,. - • h••tly ...., ltftd cll,.,_t food ............. wllll a ..-.t fonn•la thot . limply can, to. Imitated. , .... tlfd.rllptJit'Dl:t!iWIIIt.,.., ........... ling lhe want a. .-pie bofta ~ lnolt . wet N&:llllbln' Heiner's New Germann Krust Bread (Speaks For Itself! y ........ !~de 1953, FORD · · · · · ·· · · · · · · · ' · · ·:· $795 . ' Mo.ke ·.1 • PRIUS! 1951 PlYM~UTH 6Pass. ...... ·· .. ·.. · $64S 1956 GMC .. · .. Priced only $1895 cab, only 11,000 miles, less than 6 mooths old. . Really like' !'!w. · • 4·Dr. New blaek flnllh. Radio llld Heater, Deluxe Fleet· line model. - PlnmRllde trlblmillloa 1 -Nice. 2 Door. Heater and New Paint. . 1953 (JIEYitOLET 210 · · · ·.. •.. · · ···.. $845 Really a sharp one, 98 - 4 door. Special, 2 tone, heater, gre~n 1 finish. ' ~ nice one? Reducpd t o - 1949 MERCURY ...... $145 1949 PONTIAC · · · ·· · · · $199 1948 PLYMOUTH · .... · $99 :rRUCKS! TRUCKS! Any Sin- Any . 1955 CHEVROLET 210 Del lay · · · .. ·,$1545 WEEK•END SP£€1A.LS 2 Door. Heater and Racllo. MARKET 1955 PLYMOUTH Belvedere .. · .... · .. $14,5 Beige finish. EW ·c~~n G~E -FREEZER! ' ~ ,. Other loave!! _,. try 11 looll ... GcuuRA Krull, W 'none co• capture Its ....edlleu fhntrot tuMil tui\JN. So .... fo< tho opoclali"'I...O•nto an the woappor - and IMk lw... at the label to be tuN It tap· NM~r's ChnnoM Kruat bnadl �' ' ' - • 4 Dally sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., May Z9, 1957-7 Legal, Notice I 1trea, wu alto willed t o llid Har· riet McClure- and Lucinda PoweJI by their f'ather J ohn Bradjleld by will d.d ed and reeorded in t hE" ~eCor d of Wllls of Mel.p Count)·. ')blo, in Boolr 6 paa:e 1 0~. Reference :QeH : Vol ume ~ 1ages 69 and 70, Meigs County Oeed Record,., Appraised Value $200.00. NOTICE QF PUILIC SAL I ~~~-::~D~a~il!y!~~!·~P~o~m~er~o~y~·M~id~d~l:ep~o~r~t~,~O:.•~M~a~y~2~9:,~19~5~7~~~ LAW_~ .~ - MOWERS sharpened the IIJEAL woy. Nelgler &. Cleek Garage. Phone 3611 , Raeme, 0. 5-16- 12te. FOR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS WANT ADS .., E 398' -~ free tartm~t;- PAINTING PAPER·HANOtNO L. V. Rel•lnpr Racine. Ohio PHO f"'llll RATES 2 ce•ta per word, one insution. Min im um char.:e ~ .-4 centJ per word for three co nsecutive in sertfons. Special - One month for 25 cents per word. FuU iate or 2 cents per woid will be charged for adve rtl !ilng ll not paid for bdon! the 15th o{ eac h month foliowinlo( tnscrtion. &1-ers in Adverti si nJ.:~Should be r cportct.l immediate ly. Th>e DMlly Sentionel ..., ill not be responsJble for mo11e than one lncorr~t'l insertion . Card of Thanb and SpC'c\al Notlce. of Events $1.00. Obituariel published at I ce nt per word.. J ,. n. (" . , :.:1 11wh ( 1) Notices A. 11- II"I·L..,:ou, c<1b 1'\ ("l• l k ll l , $ 7 5.{)1) Al~ o rimin g 1nc•m furn i t u:r~ hu ff f'\. tahle , l> ' X ('h<lin;, $20.01) l'ho11 r· 32~- X . 5·28·3t m.:v rVAL Commun1ly l'hur<" h ~l.'lrtil.·~ J une :1 wrt h 1-:va n6di ~ 1. I{C\' Ern ul!! Thom;b, l'a ~ tor . Dou • las Circ le. 5:11-!l!r ~- -- "'·- .. _ _ · - - Orw offii'P tal olr• , r•lli' offic~ desk gas tw~i<'r , rha1rs. l'(~rry 1. Pr·oplP s , J . 1' ., l'l•mw 494·\" . - - - - -- - - - - - - -·5·2R ~ l r 11 A M SII 001', Rar In f' I'I ill\ 1: Hl :~ ~~m"~.,..,,.,,.,-...,.,--.,.,,. Mtl l, Jn nr 2 525 fik J·r ti<:~; JI H U I S J I·: I \ l ' f!W . J oe W t'ycr~mt l l e r , l'on, eruy, Rl. No. 2. 5-::!11-3tc (2) Card Of Thanks - - , - -· - - - _ __ , J well Headquart*"' for Samson ile Luggage - I.!!Jlt' Ct!llar Clfrsts - LALI Wtndow l''ansF r tgJrlaire fl e fr ige rato r~ . ll•k•r Furniture, Middleport, Ohio 4 29 tf (6) l.ost & Found L\J~l - l1 !ill' Ill 1 ~1 '<1~ 1 ' .:.<Cll oC· 111e nt t.'r•nll' l t•ry , [•'rid<J)' hi'!Wt'C rl .'\and 6 r. ~ - RaymuJirl II'I•IC' t~l h c r fc l d, Ch('s! N . ,') ·2B-:Jtc . YOUN D--StraJ llt ~ a~~k Pu p, ulo ·ll· Wallr~ r :14 13 l tl'lll!i, $400.00 up . Dav 1s, Ba ltimore, Obi ·. 5·28-6tp P atrt~bb 11 c ~ . ft, gas refr igt-rato r with deep freeze. e x~c ll cn t cond ition apartment size. Ki tchen range, breakfast set, .r ugs, Re vere ware, ele ctric swt>epcr, iron , dock, toa ster, po rcelai n top ki tc hen table, misce llaneous ar· ticl es. J 1-6 s. Sec o~r d , Midd le· ort. Phone 607~-J. 5·28-3tp l'"'UiNJ Tuft~.. 0 R-ScA~-;I."E:-.'·8::-c-d,.-:-& Spr ings, dt·es11lng l:~blc, 2 anti f1f y. p<ry l"UI' llus ;rd, T urk•"' fj lll' ma1 r J•'n; d . No rton , 116 S SL'I'U nd, Mid rl lc· port , Ph one f!ll75·.t3-28·31p Grun•rr . t a ble ~. llli ~ n· llan eou .~ .\1idd l ttwrl 607 1· y :1.:11 -:1: '(8bl Auto Services R. H. KAWi}...GS-SO>IS- CQ~=Z4 hour ""'ruker Service, Day 1 n~,;s anliqu c ar !klr •ll r!I'I!RBer, i'or sale or tnu lc for lo l Jr nnything 1956 Cht•vrulc t rl u mr, tru<"k, good condition li ke ne w. l'hune 6087-Y. 5-27-4 ~L Phone 6227. Nlant Phone IS03t· X. DODGE PLYMOUTH DEALZRS 3 6 tt Al um in um combination storm aod - scref' n wi.,.Jows and doors. Steel a nd alumi n u1111 awni ngs and canop iL•s. Cal( Willi ll m Radford, fiOl'k Sprritf(S. 3 2 lmop. - -,-------,----::--,--- (8) Auto Sales 1f1S6 Ulds Su pL·r "811 " 2 dr. ll ;u· I l'op . $2.505.00. m 1 l c~, lng Onl y - 1:t.:"'rl 1 ---- .-c-=:--: C:HAVI,:LY THAC'rnn. SAU.:S and /'>cr vice. II . A. Fin\aw, !'1 12 E, fil;u ·lln at"",, Mfl in Sl. , l'omeroy. 4 27 tr :;.zJ-5tr- h) dramalt c. JIO WI'I" K\r•r ,. ll!ld hrakt~.'). romeroy. 1n~~ .T un tinr--v a . . 2"rl.·~-· ~r·rl.1n 1~1 _4 ~!or Rent $2.29600. Onl y .Ul75 lllli l·~. II ~> [ ~room house, wil h bttl h; .~H u atcti never been sr~i d . Bl.rl'! l 11;rr '· ' on l"hu.:;tcr Hoad. Sec Waller Pomcr o)'. _ _ s :n 5t(· \\'; nl at l''ivc Poi nu GrUI. Fri 1 ' lAM Dud~e V8 <.'u.~t 11 m llnyal 4 dr Sedan . ~ l .llP5 00 l'•rw ,• St('C t inJ.:, hrH kt ·~. win d OI\ .~. lt <'(. H. Bl nt •Umtr"~. l'o mr·roy, !'} -31 ·51c & Sal. 4·31·21l' :l"h('d nJ IIII~ U~l iEi h"'d apar t, nwn l. a ll utlli t le!l, furn ia hc tl ir1 p 0111 , ,,1.. AI ) 1 " so s Cr.! p ng r ooms. cnt l 452. 5·2e..J·-:: 1055 Bu ick VB Spt•(•i al '1. dr . ll;rrrl Top . S l ,BO:'i 00. E x C"r plrnrwl r. • 2 hcdrnom furn ished ap11rtmcnt l n Pomeroy Call 4:52. 5-28·3tc l' vcry WilY, onl y II'J .Ilt)(l rn rl ·~ Bl a eltnar':~, l'nau.!t\ •_v . 5 :1t -ii 1r For RCnt - Extenlion Ladder1, ScArfold 'b.>ard1, Drop · Clothl. 1~~ Ru• ck VB S. p1•rt it l :! d1· ~; · Clinton Fl §he:r, Middleport, da n. $1 .795.00 Dynal!ow rii'I H', Phone B2b5-X. 111 tf h]u -.;· Wh tle l'tnJ~;h , onr lnr,rl owner. Bl ar>tlll iir'N, l'omc•t'o)', For r('nt · ! ieetric wallpape;o 5-31-Mc: 1964 Pontiac R cyl. B l~ 2 ,t · $1 ,093.00. S potlr .·~ m1glll .rl g re~ n fw l!d1 , caref u l lrw:1l ow 1 ~rs . Blac1t ll<~r's, r omN\JI' ~- 31 · 5\c 191 Fo1 Scie .J, ' 'l 'I I" tl f'amc r. ct lnwn Flaber, Mid· •Jkport. l'h . 6265-X llal g( Cloth, Ny lon, f'\beralass Awninp, Porc h Nlllul NI, Venetian blinda, \1 inrlow blim l ~. Porch and Lawn Furn it un • l"ree est!!:.itea. Dale W l ppt. ~ Supply, 215 Union Ave., 4 2D lmoc Potmroy, - -- - -- --· - .... --~- THA,fJ.l>:R SPAC I~S For Rent SMALL GROCEilV STHH K Jto 1rl 2W)(JQ' wi lh ce me nt patiO, (C· businels, l'lcllln g hl•ruuw u: !11(' 111 wot llu, ~•· w rr und wat or, hCillth , rf!As on n hl~'. \ \o i ll f' Hull; $~ (10 JWI' WN •k . l ll one 0( Llh' fJ68.F.. c/ o Th '~ Dal lY Sl' ntuwl. ' (' iUouwsl .111 d nci:ltcd' tt·a'lcr Pom~roy. _ _ _ _:'i ·2-l-t:1P r nur ts !11 Snu thl'rn t•hlo. IUCE'S POULTRY FOk SALF:--First rit•r; · T HA !L l-~ H Vll.I AGE. 2 bloek11 crlltiO>rt Arbor Ae r('.~ Va !:.rre~~ Wl'll\ of lruffir ligh' in Cheshi re Cros1 Broiler ch.lcb. FOU Ohin. Plume 7·71 ~1 ). 6-23-Bh• FA.GS-DeKalb th e l'rofit Pu 1 - - IN. H.ERM BERRY'S II AH 'll · !'i room rw urt mcn l, 218 ~ Maln St., Pon·lCrl'ly . Coil 25 1 or sec Dr. K. F.J\Y, lllc., Park er5hurg, W 1 D. Amllbury. 15 22 lf Va. Ph ont~ GA-2-3581\. 5·10-l mO<' - ~ - - - - - --. WANTFO - Cut ittld r olnrt'!l ~~~~~~ · -- ---· -- o)d china . CaU 6181HI "c nlnii•. ( 17) S 15 U I - - - - - - ·- · - --- - ·- WA N'\'IW AT ONC.: F;, tru ck drh·~·· Hl60 11ARLEY DA~IDSON 71 tlll'h to lo, 1ot r I 1 l''tl b ~· P (I { ucc o • a uq; .t. 0 . H. Vr.-$4:00.00 Q)( ce llt•nt {'"tl AI' t II III I t t F' ll ucrt · . e nt· " a. dillon. J>hone 86·AI or 800·\' . a~ a·S1 ·2tp ___- -~Hf'1 .P WA N'I'EO- WOMEN . t o,. 12 e1etra 1 00d MlLK 1' 1\ NS. l'!ll' l c h (~r or ad vn nred sl adcnt for Orr, Lons Bottom, Phnnt• 3[)3.\. vacation po.~Jt( on , llp.J I' ndld e.>;· &-a~.:Itp Magir Cher gas kitchen RhWI', Pil'CC A·1 coadlUon , 1100.00. 3 lt~· · log room suite, A-1 t'ondtt lnn , '73.00. Graybar Uabl e mnd"l lronlnl mangle, A· l condit ion. $73.00. Ma)'lll wat hing ma<·h· ine. UD.OO. Chule.t~ Peo(ll r · Phone •... IS or 6084-M . ~ 31 ·3 ' n •. ( St. a. . lendanll, alfeglng tbat Dora Romine died testate on the 17th day or March, 19&3, and that her Last Will and Testament WBI duly admitted to probate by the Probate Court of M.tg• County, Ohio, on the 3ht day of March , 1958, and on the 2nd day of April , 19M, Sybil Ebenbach was duly appointed and qualified as Exeeutrlx of aaid estate. Furthermore, that t he said petition allege!! that all of the persona who are beneficiaries under the Last Wi11 and Te•tament of Dora Romine, Deceased, have cOnsented to the sale of the fol· lowing described 11'!al estate . to. P.ADIO • 1'EL£V lilllN SERV1CI!:, Phon..... JO, Cleland Appllanee Store, l .Ld W. M.aln St., Pomeror wlt : 2- ~.i ·lf ' Plreel. No. 1: The following de. scribed Real Estate tituated In ttre Village of Dexter (formerly I lU BI I nsuronce called M...tin•burg) Count~ of - - - - - Meigs and Sta t~ of Ohio, bounded a.n.e.5~p.oa iDIUI'IDCe l\altDC7. and deacri~d 11 follows ; BeglnMiddleport. Fire • A-l)eo nln(. South 8% degree!! Eaat 160 Boot11. Pbono 1111111-ll N1IOII feet from the South east corner of Lot No. 1 in the Village of MarFoREMAN .-ABB' = O'M'=-;;t~ . v:-.-=SEJI.= tinlburg; thence West parallel VICE AU mate• Repaired bt Bx· with the South Hne oC Lot No. 4 • pert Ter ...nicla..a.t. Plloae .,_. y · distance of 90 feet or to the West MlddleJOl" f.lll-11 line of . said Lot No. 4; thence South along the We.st rllne of nld COMPLETE tnaunnc. Ptot.et.loa, Lot No. 4 a distance of 20 feet or DoD to the South line or Lot No. 4; Lif,, Aut(·. Fire, Polio. Mills, Mlddleport, Oh~. · thence East along the South line - - - - ~·:-::----- of Lot No. 4 a distance of 90 feet or to the South East corner of (21 R~l Eitote said Lot No. 4; thence North 20 LAND FOR SALE-Ten acret on feet to the place o{ beglnniJ;. ~lng the 11me real eltate con. Route Seven near Cheater, up to by Jennie L. Murray to AJ· veye(l og :.cres available U dellred. Ralph Russell , P•J!neroy, Ohio. bert Romine and Dora Romine by deed dated September 2, 1919, and S,.26-7t p r~corded in Volume 120 at 'PaJe 308 ot the record ot deed• of Mela• ~~~,::w:-":m::o:::d:::e::rn:-":r:::o~nc::li:','"'::n::ou:::,.:::-"':'1-; I County, Oblo, Albert Romine later rooms, bath , half bath, ftill conveying hil interest to Dora basement, B miles from Pomt· Romine by deed dated Novemi;M!r roy , Phone 953 ..v. 3-21).Bte 2, 1940, and recorded in Volume 154 at Page 618 of the recorda of Seven rooms, bath, full size bl\9t· deed, ot Meigs County. Ohio, Parcel No. 2: The lolluwing dem cnt, garage , main highway , 5 minu tes driv e from town ' o~ scribed Real Estate ' silualed in the schools. Ccward Calvert, 81'1 Township of Salem , in the County of Meigs and St-ate of Ohio, ln E a .~ t Mai n St. , Phone 248. Section No. 5, Town No. 8, Range 5·29-3tc No. Hi of the Ohio Company's Pur. chale, in the Village of Dexter; Beginnin_.: Eaat 40 feet and South Good Uoed 8~ Deareea East 5 rods from tbe All Mueo ind Modell South Eut earner of Lc:tt No. 1 in the Village of Martlneburg (now De~terl ; t hence South AUTO SALBI 8o/.i dearee• Eallt 11 rods; thenre North 81V.. dttgree~~ East 10 rodt; thence North 40~ Degrees Weat 12 rod.!! and 2~ ln. ; thence We.st -----3 rods to the place of bcalnninlj:. Excepting thercfro.n a parcel df land 56 feet in width North and South and across the North end of 11\'BURAN(:£ AGliNC'f the above described real estate. l'ba, AutomDbUe, HHitll! Being lh~ •arne real estate con· ACCIDIN~ . veyed by Jennie L. Murray to AI· Lifo. c...,.lty o n d bert Romine and Dora Romine by ' deC'd dated September 2, 1919, and recorded in Volume 120 at Page In MIDDLIPDIIT, DHIO 308 of tfle recorda of deeds of 61PHDNII ..... Meigs County. Ohio, Albert Romine later conveyC'd his interest to Dora Romine by deed dated November 2, 1940. and recorded ...... ,:••••.... In VoluMe 1M .at Pa«e 618 of the t1 ~C:i':.ds o~ deeda qf ,Melli Count)l, 111 L can I aean· Romine and Dllra Romine by deed dated September 8, 1930. and recorded In Volume 133 Jl. Paa:e 331 of the record of deeds of Meigs County, Ohio, A1ben H.Omlne later oonveyina: his interest to Dora Romine by deed dated November 2, HMO, and recorded in Volume 1&4: at Page 818 of ·the record of deeds of Meies County, Ohio. fnto and a par\ or tb"a VIUaee of Middleport-, M~gs County. Ohio; as the same is platted and of rec· ord in Volum·e 2 .at pages 8 and sis. Fi&hting desperately to hold onto th eir third place s tanding, the Indtans Thursday night recaUed Hank Aa:uirrc from Sa 1 Diego of the Pacific Coallt League to bolster the ailing Indian mounJ TRill! IN CRISIS KANSAS CITY. Mo. UP- Two 10 of the reeords of plats ln theoffice of the Recorder of Meia:.s Chicago White Sox pitchers hur: County , 01\io, and 1ituate on the ed th e Cleveland Indians into a East side of Beech Street between dl:lu.ble Lois 6-4 and 2·1 Thursday Locust and Ash Streets in aald to put the Tribe Into a new cri· Village. Parcel No. 5: The following de. And being the same property scribed real estate situated in tbe conveyed by Frank D. Collins to To·wnship of Salem, In the County Clifford M. Ervin and Nona F. ol Meigs and State of Ohio, In Sec- Ervin by deed dated August ~ tlon No. 5, Town No. 8. and Range ' 1950,• and recorded in Book 166, No. 15 of the Ohio Company'a Pur· at Page 22 of the deed records of chase, bounded and deBCribed as Meigs CountY, Ohio, and later con· follow s: Belinning 9 rods and 8 veyed by Clifford M. Ervin and links South 11 degrees 40 minutes Nona F. Ervin to Dora Romine by East from the South West corner deed bearing date of February 9th of Lot No. 12 of Martinsburg (now 1953, and recorded in Vol. 172, Dexter); thence Southwardly 30 Page 686 o{ tl;.e record of deedS" feet on the Ea1t .aide of RailrO'Iild of Meip County, Ohio. from the center of said road; Plaintifrs petition further althence 51 rods along the East aide leges that Parcels Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4, of said Railroad ; thence North and 5 were appraised in the in. 68 :Yo~ degrees East 9 rods to a stake ventoey of said estate at the aum where a hickory 6 inches in dlam. of $6,800.00, and Parcel No. 6 eter bears NCil'l:h 8G de11rees West was apprslised at the sum of $4,000. 23 linka distant; li.hence North Plaintiff furthtc%' alleges that 31 '1-2 degree. Eaat 26 rods and 16 other defendants are named In the links to a stake in road where an said pet)·uon by virtue of an et· elm fi Inches bears South 80 de- ror app arlng in the deacriptlon grees We~t 1'7 links distant : thence in Parcel ·No 1 and Parcel No. 2 North 6 degrees West 4 roda to of. deed& appearing In the chain a stake where a butternut 8 i11ches o! title. .. bears aou{b 7~ degrees West 12 In saic\ petition, plaintiff prays links distant; thence North 19l,i that the rights, interests and Uens degrees West 8 rod!! to a stake in of the said defendants lnay be the rold; tftenc~e North 37~ de. fully determined, adjusted and greea Welt 18 rods to tbe place of protected, and that petitioner may beginning, containina three (3) be authorized and ordered to aell acres, more or less. · • said parcels or real e~tate aceord· Being.. the same real estate con· ing to the statute In auch case veyed by Albert Romine to Dora made and provided, and fo-r all Romine by deed dated November other proper orders and :·elief in 2, 1940, and r P.corded fil Volume the premises. 160 at Page 10:. of the record of Said parties are required to ansdeeds of Meigs County, Ohio. wer 0 q or before the 13th. day of Parcel No. 8: The followinl real July, A. D., 1957. estate situated in the County of Sybil Ebersbach, -aa Ex· Meigs, in the St.,te of Ohio, and ecutrlx or the Estate of in the ViUage of Middleport, and j Dora Romine, Deeellsed bounded and described aa follows: Crow and Crow Bc tng Lot No. Twenty-Five (215) Attorneys for Plaintiff Lower. Pomeroy, now · (15) 24, 31, (6) ,7, 14, 21, 28, 6tc \ MaykHifloaal Safely Moolhl GIT OUR A SAFE DRIVER •• • •• ...,,......•.. ·-· • nr.. • Radiator e U;htt • fnalno • St•erina A SAFE CARl • lnatrumentt 1 e Wlndoiolel~ .wlpeb $5.50 ' Parta E1ttra ' R.. H. Rawlings Sons Co. Middleport METROPOLITAN Rodney Downint ' IN ON ONE OF THESE ' r TAKE YOUR ,VACATION IN · AN ,A,LL NEW '57 FORD Parcel No. 3: The following deacrlbed real estate aituated In the ~oN~R"TB B' ....... "' "' 111 IN'\.IDD GRUBIIER BLOCK CO. WE BUY JTRUCTUUL 1 IPMI ICIIAP IRON- MITALl _.,. OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. LegafNotice lbe of Salem, In theofCounty of Metge and In the State Ohio. Section No. 5, Town No. 8 and a •• ,. No. 15 of the Ohio Compo. ny's Pu~hue, In the Village of Dexter. Berlnninc at the South E•11t corner of Lot No. 1. In the VUlaae of Martln1burg (now De1Cter); thence Eatt 40 feet; thence Soutb 8~ dcMreea Eut II rods;; thence Ea11t 3 rode; the beainnlnll Point ol the land herein <:on'*yed; thence South E.. t 12 rod• and 21 links or to the South Eatt corner of the lot known 11 tht~ Oscar Wil· :::rl~n~!~~·~~el~~r~owa~~f~~; ~~~~f:tio/~':;1~1 ~~.' c~~!~·r~ thence Eaat to the center of Lead· the Creek to a point due east of the pl••e of be1lnn1na; th•n•e West to the pla<!e or beginnins, :~",~a::,in, one-bolt (\i) ••re, more Being the Parne rea1 eatate- eon. Ye~ed ·~ Mory Dulaney to Albert Domine and Dora Romine by deed dated September e. 1930, and re· corded I• Vol . 133 at Poge 331 of the rt.Jcord of doeds ~ Meigs Count~, Ohio, Albert Romine later con: veyina hia Interest to Dora Ro- ~jJJ;}~~~~~~Ti::~:::: ,.rlbed Real Ellote alluated In the Townablp of Salem, In the County of Melp, and State of Ohio , In Section No. a, Town No. 8 and llan1e No .15 of the Ohio c om. pany'a Purtbue, In tbe VIUage or Dexter, bOun<lod and do<erlbed .. foUtwa: Being • .tract of land flfty. ~u~56~.::: ~~e ~~~~ ~~t~, ~~: following deeertbed real estate: :~;~~~:r!e~i::: E~~.'~a~ s~:~~ SED CAR AND. TRUCK BA~GAI ~~~~·t,; .... Save 860() on this car. .• ' b•levise a •.r.- sp .~ cial Press Conference progra u Su nday, .lune 2. rrom 6·00 , 'J 6:30 P. M. Eastern Day light Time concerning res ulis of the recent ~eva luation levy e lt!c:tion whi h was defeal ...1 in Kanawha County, Gu£'1i·t h.r the prog~a m ia J ohn IJL ABNE.k " i~dc, AE!Iessor · for Kn.<>w h • who will be quined J'l Where Do We Go .From Here ''" ':ou nt>' - S·lO . \~)' "·· ' • :.t / DICK TRACt . --..,· · =- NANCY · , ..,, 1956 FORD VIParklane Wagon.:. Power Steer ins, Fordoniatl,c .: 411 the extras ......... $2395 1955 PONTIAC 2 Dr. - Hy~ramatlc - Nlet and ann .· · · · · · · · ·· ··· · · · · ·· ···· · · · · ·· ·· ·' ·: $1595 1955 ·FORD . . V8 Custoftl 4 Dr. ·- 0¥.-rlve · d ..;Qne Owner .... · · · ·; .. .. ·· · · :· :· · · :·, · ·· ......- $1495 1955 FORD V8 Custom 2. Dr. Std. li'JftlmlssloJI .... · .... · .............. · · .. · ......... .. $1295 1954 FORD va Custom 4 Dr.- Sharp .. .. ... ...... ..... .....·.... ...... .... ... ........... ' $1095 ' 1 1954 FORD y1 "" • 6 c • 2 Dr. - One Owner - A real gas '"''' ..... ....... ..... ... . ...... .. ;... $795 1953 PLYMOUTH Suburban .... ........... ........ .,. . ............... . '$6,5 ' • • •• • • • • • • • • • l I 1956 Chevrolet 123" WB Pickup. ~• • • • • • I·-, ·1·rtQcKs' , .. J · ~ . ~ •• A·1 usED · · · . va ..... .' ........... $_1....395 1956 Ford ,P.ick_ up· . :'.... ·-.... ~~ ., ...~ :·•.' $1495 1• • • • ... wt....• . ... ..... .... .. ' .. .. . . ' .. . . : ...$1195 Sharp lind One Owner. A.:..... ... 1-954 Cllevrolet 1/.t Ton Stak• ,.. .,.... Owllll' Du... nil. . ~ , , .. ' •• ~ . . .. / 1954 Chevrolet Pickup- Bluecolor ·:' · $995. 195~ Ford Pickup .. ...·..... ...:.... ·: ·: .. $495" 1950 GMC Panel- new pailt :·:. -':.'l'/· $395 1949 Chevillfet 2'.Ton · ·-· · · ·: · · · · · ··· · · $395 1 , i • I • • > •' j 'PRESTO'N .MO.TQRs;:IN·C. ... ' ' YO. UR., FIUENDLY \.~ . ,01t6 DEALER ·. . .. e reo! eotato 0011' '~"· 6141 (l:lLqt- ·Cor. ~ust & Sycamore) IWJ·~q to Albert ,_...:.,..__..._~---.:.·--.:.··:...;_;;;:;~i!::-O~.:o.l.,_ ~.;:;,.;.;..;._..;;,;,:;:,;::;. J .... • WCHS·1V v.·tll n,. ,.....,,. , ..,,. 1957 FORD Fall 1 power Steer1ng, Power Brak.es, . FordOmitJc .. ...... .$2995 r ane 2 Dr. Vidora.. ~£~:::::~~~~::t~~ veyed b)' ASpecial Press Conference Sun. u1 Ralptl u ilvf!r . rsonville, X; .. Moderator and producer or th l" recorded in Volnme 103 pa•e " • 229 speedinD" $3:'i bond. Bot h arrcstrd prog ram is IJ ;> rry nrawlcy, dirl'('of the Deed 1h~eords Qf said Meigs eo tor of publi( aftii.rs for bo t~ County, Ohio, to wh ich reference by the State Patrol. Jerry Bau ghmas of At hen WCHS Rad io and Television· is hereby m•de. ..~ pa nel member t> fi ri.ug quest wn~ ,. on o .:uar.l!e.s Ol' 1nt ox1ra t·ron . Appraised Value $100.00. Sheriff Robert C. Hartenba,·h :rl Mr. Slack will be Nell Bog.11~ FARCEL NO. IV : The firll piefe reported Thunton Stor. ~. 36, Pt. m d Bob Boaz of the WCHS-TV Appraised Value $600.00. is described 11 !ellows, to-wit : Pleu1nt, was jailed Thursda:: neWs stliff." A third panel me,, . PARCtL NO. U: ~All ot 'the to1.: The foHowln& real estate situate night Cor intoxication . arrested oy ber is to be announcl'd. lowin& described real estate situ. in the County of fdeip and State ated t.n: Sdpto ITown1 hl.p, Meijt pl. Ohio and ~ounded u follows: county, Ohio, in Si!ctlon Seven, Be11inllin1 at ~l'le Southeast eorner Town Seven , ttange Fourteen, be· of Fraction No. 7 tn Sclip,io Town· ACR'OSS D. Cautious 2:1. Leaf l!linning at the Northeast cDrnor ship, County and State aforesaid, 1. Large 6. Wllmlng <bot.) of a ten acre Jot eonve)>ed bY thente North 102 rods; tbenee ·,. · volume f Conclude 26. Camna • Wtlt 12 rods; thence West 3; de- ' 5. M\lliC 8. Tributary atand Thomas Dy~ to John· Bradfield by gree Soi.th 36 rods; thence west I character stream 28. Amer. deed dated December 9th. A. 14 degree Soulb 20 rods; thence 9. fl.kin t . European lean D., 1848 and recor~ed in the West 40 de.tilree South 24 rods; openings capital Indian deed records of Me1gs County, thence West 31 decree South 2Q 10. Sharpened 11. Metal 29. SO~io, In Volume 13 on pages 1~0 rods; thence SouUI 28: dl'gree West 12. Man'a nama waate ahaped 13. Finner 13. Ctty cFla.) mold. and 111 to which reference. l!l 13 rodi 12 Jinlts; thence East 30 U . So&k nu 1:1. Social group inga b ere~y made for a more defmlte rods: thence South 40 rods ; thence 15. Apple center lB. ArmadlUo 31. Sweet 1'Hki,..,'• ._,.., ~esc~tption; thence SOuth fort~ . East 715 rods 17 links 1o place pf 1tl. Perform li. Public 32. Recep.. 87. Julnble4. :rods, .thence Wesl fort)' r~di, bel(lnning, Cflntahdng 1bout forty 17. J'erffitly vehicle taclea , type thence North forty rods; thenc~ (4pl aere.s. more or lelll', and 1ft 1'1. Ood "' ll. ltriped IJap. ~ ~ 38. Holldar E.ast fort)' rod• . t~ tile place of be· 51,, ... and' except the oohl ·that was p!tuW't' chalce-dony 34. P'lower.. '!(Jap.) gmning. contauun_g ten acres. reurved by Jacob Davla when. 1aid :10. 1'hlll ,S. Auton'loblla leu ~~ 40. Exelama. more or less. and 11 the ~arne ten land was deeded by etdd Davi 11 to 21. Chum 14. Spoken pl1nt ~ ,. tJon acres .of land d~dtd by George'!'· A. Duo1ap, deed dated January 3 12. Pronol,lft Bradfteld and wtfe to said Harriet 18151 ' 23. Deep McClure and Lucinda Powell b~ · valleyJ deed dJted July 16, 1890, and re· The sec(lnJ pleee is described 16. Alttrlak corded in Deed Book No. 66 page as follow", to-wll : The followin& 27. Contorted 102, Dee-d Records of Meigs Coun· real e!ltate sJtuatc in tbe 'J,'ownabip 21. Hawaiian. ty, Ohio; the undivided•. half of t'he of Scipio, Courity qf Meigs and bird ' State of Ohio, ~n Fraction 7, Town SO. Blunderaforesaid ten acres, was conveyed 7, Range 14 of the Ohio company's 31. Duplngby !laid Lucinda Powell and hus- Purth1tlle beginning approximately 33. A ratio ~ ·band· to H~rr let McClure- ~Y deed 154 Nd.' East of the Soutbwest 34 Deceive dated Apnl aqth, Ul9l, · and re· · corner 0 f said Fraction, which 3:1. Born ~rded in De-ed Book No. 71 pages point is also the Southeast corner 38. Add 260 a~d 2IP o! .Yte 1;\e~ R~ords' o! a p.1rcel o( real esta,te conveyed SB. Fnncb of MctgS' C"opd~Otttd. . bl.,H,enry MeCiure, et al ., by deed cheese Also the foUowing desenbed dated February 9 1870 and re· -39. RlverReal State. situ,ated in the. ~ »un~~ corded In Volum~ 36 ' page 4M, !Fr.• o£ Meigs, m tHe State oC Ohio, m Meigs County Deed Records· 40. Monks eowta Scipio Township and bounde!J ~od Thence Eas-t 94 rods; tllence North u . Contradict <lescriPed as follows, to-wit! Be· 40 rods· thence West 79 rodS· 42. Handle Jinni~ a.t the Nort.west eohler: tlienCe Southwest to the place (Rom. ~ antlq.) of a acre lot wiDed by J9hn beginning, containing 21.6 acres, DOWN Bradf ~d; to Harriet :McClure and more or 1e11. Save and except the 1. City f0.) Lueln"-a Powoll; -thence 40 rods lata: which have heretofore been South Qf to lhe line between the aoht· and conveyed from. 11ld real I . M... H\dtl said ~Orte W. Bradfieold and J. estate but lncludiog Lob II, 8 and 4.ComJIMI S. Bradfleld; . tlepee West 56 rocb 1B in .the Villa11e ot Harrltomrllle. point fabbr.) alon~ the 'atd line: thence North These two parcels contain sb:ty, 40 fadt; thencQ Eart 56 rodk _to two acrea, more or Jess and are al· DAILY fJBYPnic!Uo'r£ - Bere'a how to work 1t1 the pla~lil · of beg'Jnnini and bell\t 10 known 11 ·tht. Duplap rarm. I AXYDLBA.AKR in Seetaon 1, RUle 14, and Town AJ)i)ralsed Value $1200.00. ' .. LONOPilLLOW 7 of the Ohio Cbmpany's J;»Urchase, Said Ptemiaes are appraised as One Jetter tlmpl,. aUnd1 for another. In thla sample A 11 uaed containing 1-4 'acres, and belng the shown abOve and mu1t he sold for for the thllft t.·a. X f9r the two O'a, etc. ShJ.gle Jettera, apotr same prem1se11 conveyed by George not leu'\f:hlin f'M(o.f.hirds of slid aptrophu, ttl.- lenrth and formatlon of tHe wqtda are an hlntl. W. Bradfield and wife to said Har- praised value. tTh~ terms of the l!acb d&)" the to~ .lttten are different. riet McClure by ·deed dacted Feb- 1ale are cub in Jti'nd on de1ivery • ruary 6, A. D.. 1801 •nd recarded of deed. . A llryp""""" ljuolallon • in deed boot No. 71t page& 26t -and · Said real estate will be offered 270 of Meigs County. Ohio. All or for sale . as .separate parcel!! and UHXXV QZEJBEUZ B S RU, vzsv sald foregoing 'Real Ettate ha~ing as a whOle. ' HXOX su JNGF su VHXOVR · B S R U been purchased by said Harriet Dale M. Dutton, Ex.ecut&r of . the . E:st1te of Metrill McCJure : loni after the death of lOX GNH-HNOBUHNOVZ . MOO'IUJ'e, 'DeeH.Ied. Jler late husband · Nathalilel Me· Clure o.nd theretore awnr the feet Webster & Fultz Yeeb!rday's Cryptoquote: THE PRES&NT SCENE, THE to tald twenty-fobr acres ot land Attorney" for· Executor . I"UTlmE LOT, HIS TOILS, HIS WANTS, WERE ALL FOR. in her own rij:ht. the first above (IS. 24,31 (6), 7, 14, 4h! QOT- SCOTr. . described piet"e confalnlng t.~n {10). .. We now hove in stock a nice selection of '57 Fords in all body styles. There's one to fit your requirements. SEf; US TODAY· FOR AN EXCEPTIONAL DEAL QN A New FORD. No. 1 11 de.erlbed in tbe plat of thenft Weat 3 rodl t6 the' place of 8JD. ANIID ,., OR AN A-1 USED! CAR frfJm the SOuth Bait corner of Lot 10 roda; lhenett North 40~ deJI'ee•' Weal II roclf ~nd Ill lo•bes; , ' .:.:M. ...... ,.. :===·:...::;':""~.,..;;;;:::·~Township THE lmTB UlllL Y WCHS To Tele\'ise ............. ........... ........ -· ~'"L~ PARCEL NO. Ul : The followina: ·eal estate 'iiHuate in the County lf Melga. io the State of Ohio. and 'n the Villag<! of Harrisonville an ti '>oundecl and described as follow s. l'hc following de!ltt ibed Town Lots inj ur ies . in the VillaJ e of Harriso nville. Also in Middleport Bernar~ '1¥" \fei&t County, Ohio. to-w1t : Lot No. Sixteen OBl, Fifty feet wid e Edward, 23. Hun ting ton, W Va lnd one hundred feet lont;. as wa~ . ., r haraed a . with . reckless opera found on the fira t plat of nid v :l. tw n and pa1 d ~ n ne o! $~ an'r lage of Harrisonville. costs. Two men . Clan-nre N :c~le~ Also Lot No. on e (1), twenty (20) 1 and James Ned _Call . we_re J<ltle. ·feet wide D.nd one hundred feet om charges of m,tox tcattOn . long, as f(I.Un~ on Pld of A. Dun· Pomeroy mayor s <'Ourt act'ept . laps Addition to the Village of ed bo?d s from these out-of-town IIarrisonvillc, Ohio, ai rt:c<trd~n on rnotonsts Thursd<!y: the 16 th day of October, A. D.. Lloyd T. Hun~ey, Rittman, 0 1858 on paaes M Jn the Records two counts, drlvmg, w1thout a v~ ­ of Plats of a:iid Countv of M.t'ta. It lid _o perator's license and for no~ belnf the aame preroilta conv"Ytd havmg a proper mufrler. bo !1.b~ H. 1. Lee and •i!e to taid Hat· $215. tiett McClure ""' deed dated and Dally Sontinel, l'omeroy·lrllddleport, 0 ., Kay 31, 1817-'1' of Real Eatatt Broker On lt. JJ. C:.ll Wm. . . , _ , Jed Web ~ter , Ptul Branch he -~all '1ia fh,.e-dl)' jA il J.en~enc~ from he Common Pleu Court !or dr1v Contlnwcl frtm IHR" on• tht' left &Ide owned by Maryli·· rng while inloxiCAted, and Cly'r,le \llfrlend was jaj.led Wcdnefd.t'' Maiden, ' 9~2 S. Third, Middlepon 'or violation of pl'Ob~; t!on in lh<Jf This failed to 3 top the char ing car too, 10 11 ended it ' he bad been drin'l ing lntoxitat~arooming rtr:e jn a garden ow r. .ni btvcralj:es and laili n11 to JU p· :»art bil ehildren . cd by Cla rk Van Cooney. .J• • Ch.ief ol ' Polic~ l-t!roy Barl run George Varju ,. • aCb.nd, W ~ -· estimated a toUt! of $1700 d.rn trrested WedneJd:iY by· Pa ttuJ, age wu suffered in the three-ca 1 nan Henry Werry for lnve ~I J¥a h d s :nls ap. Gor on Har ris, r., wa1 tio,n . wa& released Th ur'lday . C'l ted into mayor'a court for per mitting a minor to t.pe rate h:• ear. He pos ted a $~ bond for ap· !)f'aranre tonig ht. There were r1 I OIII'Y Mill & 2nd Sis. . One Accident DAILY CROSSWORD DR IV IS c.- JRmcs Ra~nor Hilt, a Minor, whose place of realdence Is 1603 Valley Street, f'alll City, Nebl'aaHelp Wonted k•; Mary Kathryn Hilt, , Minor. whoae place of residence l• 1803 Valley Street, Falla City, Nebra1ka: Fronc)s Philip Hilt. a Mlnor,1.l... p)ace 0 •L realdon<o Ia 1"03 alley u Street, Filii Clty, Nebruka; Rob. ~ rt 'Stephen Hllt, I Minor, whole l place of re5ldent:e Ia 1103 Valley Street. Falla Clly, Nebrlillka: Berpcrlt' ncl' . pll'R)IIIIll work . $420 nard F .Clark whoP. Jllaee of rell· fur flO ~l oy!l . Com e in to $('C J, donee Is Coal Fork, W. Va.; Lul't>n:, Sarurdn:v. J une Jst, Bu ··. eien Gwinn Clark whost p_lace of twu lioom. Hotel Betty, A!· reaidenre 11 unknawn: Tl\e un· hl'ns. No Pho ne Call s. 6-28.3 lc ktlown heirs, deviH~s. 1~1atee1, I-,:=::---- - dlstrlbutee1, 1 dmlntJtht.on •hd ex. HELP WANTED-\fen, tellther £'tutors, If any , ot WUUam Murray, ·or advnnc ed 'it Ude nt for var •· Occea.,ed; The unknown helra, tion pn~it ion. spl endid hper de visecE, 1e.:atee1, dlltl'tbutora, · 1stra 1on an d' flKe-cu,on, • II iC' n('l' , pl('Hsant worp, $480 fnr a d m•n 60 day.~. Co me in to 1ee J . Pen: . an y, of lennte L. 'Mltrri)t, De-SatuN! ny, June ht, Quslne 1s ceased ; The un~noq · ~illi dev~ lt no m, Hol e! Betty, Athens. N iftes, legatee•. dlltrlbutHI, ad. G-28·31 l' minl!trators and eXec U lor s. Ph one C~tl l~. 1 if any, or Sar~·h!. ;,.. Love Dee...od, and ., biltnown . us ness ~~c:!S ••lro, devl... , ....~·~ diltrlbBLocK LAYING by block or hour uteea, administrator ari~ ·~~u~~ PHtup Donovan, syraeuae. I! any, or HenrY· ~vt:. · ~111ed 5-1ft.12tp. will, take notlee Ulat Oft \be ]Uh day of April, 1~7. 'ybU, p.o,. BULLOOZIIIl fet" ltiN, pondt, bach as Exeeu\rixr(d•\ht,.-t:.te of . . blierMntl, landtca~fti, M Dora Romine, Dec•uel, "bi1n1 .. C6wdery, Lon; 8ottom.. Phene plaintiff, filed b~ HtltlfP lA the . . 10. Jo:JJ.IIProbote Cour~ Mo!P C~~~Oblo, =-=-=--"--·1 20 )B I ' RiM:nt Xe .r -6 07 u ;::::::;:;-:;:;;= :;;c--,:-c-;::;:-:;:-~cc QtHCK SEkVICE t'lt Wacell C. pairln£ by f'ldory Tralne4 watchmaker, COLUNS JEW&. LERS. Pt..merot. 1-1-U I Case No. 11,203 , against the above named parties and others as de- ln purs uance of the order or tbe Probate Court or Melgl Coun· ty, Oblo, I will offer for sale at Public Auctmn on th.e 2.2nr;l day of J une, 1957, at 10·00 o'clock A. M.. at the front door of the Mei.: ~ County Court House .the follow· ing described r e111 est ate situated in th e County of Meigs, State of Ohio, to-wit : ~AR CEL NO. 1: The foUowinJ Real Estate situated in the County of Meiga, in the State of Ohio, and in the Township of Scipio and bounded and described ~ aJ foJ. l~ws: tt being part of Fractional "' t No• 7• Town 7 and Range ]'"~~ LAJ Ohio Company's Purchase. Begln. ning i n ·t he center of County Road in the South Hne of Fractlon No. 7; thenee North 383 feet along center oE said road to South line of Cemetery; thence East 324 feet along South line of said Cem· etery to Southeast corner ;thence North 283 feet along Eut line of said Cemetery to Northust corner; thence East 2209 feet ; ttlenee Soutb 18 degree 4S' West 445 feet; thence South 70 de.:ree Eaat 86 feet ·tfte[l:e Soulh 24- r~1 alon"' • <~<> "" eo S.l.d Soul l)ne to pl•c• of bego·n " · ning, containing 34 54/ 100 acres more" or les'&. Reterei)Ce Deed : Volume 120· · d ~~::. 29 8 ,Me•aa County Dee Rec- , 'I,' ; ·' Middleport __~..,._-.;:;;;;:;._,:.·--1 ,.· WILLIE WINIUJ! I �' ' ' - • 4 Dally sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., May Z9, 1957-7 Legal, Notice I 1trea, wu alto willed t o llid Har· riet McClure- and Lucinda PoweJI by their f'ather J ohn Bradjleld by will d.d ed and reeorded in t hE" ~eCor d of Wllls of Mel.p Count)·. ')blo, in Boolr 6 paa:e 1 0~. Reference :QeH : Vol ume ~ 1ages 69 and 70, Meigs County Oeed Record,., Appraised Value $200.00. NOTICE QF PUILIC SAL I ~~~-::~D~a~il!y!~~!·~P~o~m~er~o~y~·M~id~d~l:ep~o~r~t~,~O:.•~M~a~y~2~9:,~19~5~7~~~ LAW_~ .~ - MOWERS sharpened the IIJEAL woy. Nelgler &. Cleek Garage. Phone 3611 , Raeme, 0. 5-16- 12te. FOR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS WANT ADS .., E 398' -~ free tartm~t;- PAINTING PAPER·HANOtNO L. V. Rel•lnpr Racine. Ohio PHO f"'llll RATES 2 ce•ta per word, one insution. Min im um char.:e ~ .-4 centJ per word for three co nsecutive in sertfons. Special - One month for 25 cents per word. FuU iate or 2 cents per woid will be charged for adve rtl !ilng ll not paid for bdon! the 15th o{ eac h month foliowinlo( tnscrtion. &1-ers in Adverti si nJ.:~Should be r cportct.l immediate ly. Th>e DMlly Sentionel ..., ill not be responsJble for mo11e than one lncorr~t'l insertion . Card of Thanb and SpC'c\al Notlce. of Events $1.00. Obituariel published at I ce nt per word.. J ,. n. (" . , :.:1 11wh ( 1) Notices A. 11- II"I·L..,:ou, c<1b 1'\ ("l• l k ll l , $ 7 5.{)1) Al~ o rimin g 1nc•m furn i t u:r~ hu ff f'\. tahle , l> ' X ('h<lin;, $20.01) l'ho11 r· 32~- X . 5·28·3t m.:v rVAL Commun1ly l'hur<" h ~l.'lrtil.·~ J une :1 wrt h 1-:va n6di ~ 1. I{C\' Ern ul!! Thom;b, l'a ~ tor . Dou • las Circ le. 5:11-!l!r ~- -- "'·- .. _ _ · - - Orw offii'P tal olr• , r•lli' offic~ desk gas tw~i<'r , rha1rs. l'(~rry 1. Pr·oplP s , J . 1' ., l'l•mw 494·\" . - - - - -- - - - - - - -·5·2R ~ l r 11 A M SII 001', Rar In f' I'I ill\ 1: Hl :~ ~~m"~.,..,,.,,.,-...,.,--.,.,,. Mtl l, Jn nr 2 525 fik J·r ti<:~; JI H U I S J I·: I \ l ' f!W . J oe W t'ycr~mt l l e r , l'on, eruy, Rl. No. 2. 5-::!11-3tc (2) Card Of Thanks - - , - -· - - - _ __ , J well Headquart*"' for Samson ile Luggage - I.!!Jlt' Ct!llar Clfrsts - LALI Wtndow l''ansF r tgJrlaire fl e fr ige rato r~ . ll•k•r Furniture, Middleport, Ohio 4 29 tf (6) l.ost & Found L\J~l - l1 !ill' Ill 1 ~1 '<1~ 1 ' .:.<Cll oC· 111e nt t.'r•nll' l t•ry , [•'rid<J)' hi'!Wt'C rl .'\and 6 r. ~ - RaymuJirl II'I•IC' t~l h c r fc l d, Ch('s! N . ,') ·2B-:Jtc . YOUN D--StraJ llt ~ a~~k Pu p, ulo ·ll· Wallr~ r :14 13 l tl'lll!i, $400.00 up . Dav 1s, Ba ltimore, Obi ·. 5·28-6tp P atrt~bb 11 c ~ . ft, gas refr igt-rato r with deep freeze. e x~c ll cn t cond ition apartment size. Ki tchen range, breakfast set, .r ugs, Re vere ware, ele ctric swt>epcr, iron , dock, toa ster, po rcelai n top ki tc hen table, misce llaneous ar· ticl es. J 1-6 s. Sec o~r d , Midd le· ort. Phone 607~-J. 5·28-3tp l'"'UiNJ Tuft~.. 0 R-ScA~-;I."E:-.'·8::-c-d,.-:-& Spr ings, dt·es11lng l:~blc, 2 anti f1f y. p<ry l"UI' llus ;rd, T urk•"' fj lll' ma1 r J•'n; d . No rton , 116 S SL'I'U nd, Mid rl lc· port , Ph one f!ll75·.t3-28·31p Grun•rr . t a ble ~. llli ~ n· llan eou .~ .\1idd l ttwrl 607 1· y :1.:11 -:1: '(8bl Auto Services R. H. KAWi}...GS-SO>IS- CQ~=Z4 hour ""'ruker Service, Day 1 n~,;s anliqu c ar !klr •ll r!I'I!RBer, i'or sale or tnu lc for lo l Jr nnything 1956 Cht•vrulc t rl u mr, tru<"k, good condition li ke ne w. l'hune 6087-Y. 5-27-4 ~L Phone 6227. Nlant Phone IS03t· X. DODGE PLYMOUTH DEALZRS 3 6 tt Al um in um combination storm aod - scref' n wi.,.Jows and doors. Steel a nd alumi n u1111 awni ngs and canop iL•s. Cal( Willi ll m Radford, fiOl'k Sprritf(S. 3 2 lmop. - -,-------,----::--,--- (8) Auto Sales 1f1S6 Ulds Su pL·r "811 " 2 dr. ll ;u· I l'op . $2.505.00. m 1 l c~, lng Onl y - 1:t.:"'rl 1 ---- .-c-=:--: C:HAVI,:LY THAC'rnn. SAU.:S and /'>cr vice. II . A. Fin\aw, !'1 12 E, fil;u ·lln at"",, Mfl in Sl. , l'omeroy. 4 27 tr :;.zJ-5tr- h) dramalt c. JIO WI'I" K\r•r ,. ll!ld hrakt~.'). romeroy. 1n~~ .T un tinr--v a . . 2"rl.·~-· ~r·rl.1n 1~1 _4 ~!or Rent $2.29600. Onl y .Ul75 lllli l·~. II ~> [ ~room house, wil h bttl h; .~H u atcti never been sr~i d . Bl.rl'! l 11;rr '· ' on l"hu.:;tcr Hoad. Sec Waller Pomcr o)'. _ _ s :n 5t(· \\'; nl at l''ivc Poi nu GrUI. Fri 1 ' lAM Dud~e V8 <.'u.~t 11 m llnyal 4 dr Sedan . ~ l .llP5 00 l'•rw ,• St('C t inJ.:, hrH kt ·~. win d OI\ .~. lt <'(. H. Bl nt •Umtr"~. l'o mr·roy, !'} -31 ·51c & Sal. 4·31·21l' :l"h('d nJ IIII~ U~l iEi h"'d apar t, nwn l. a ll utlli t le!l, furn ia hc tl ir1 p 0111 , ,,1.. AI ) 1 " so s Cr.! p ng r ooms. cnt l 452. 5·2e..J·-:: 1055 Bu ick VB Spt•(•i al '1. dr . ll;rrrl Top . S l ,BO:'i 00. E x C"r plrnrwl r. • 2 hcdrnom furn ished ap11rtmcnt l n Pomeroy Call 4:52. 5-28·3tc l' vcry WilY, onl y II'J .Ilt)(l rn rl ·~ Bl a eltnar':~, l'nau.!t\ •_v . 5 :1t -ii 1r For RCnt - Extenlion Ladder1, ScArfold 'b.>ard1, Drop · Clothl. 1~~ Ru• ck VB S. p1•rt it l :! d1· ~; · Clinton Fl §he:r, Middleport, da n. $1 .795.00 Dynal!ow rii'I H', Phone B2b5-X. 111 tf h]u -.;· Wh tle l'tnJ~;h , onr lnr,rl owner. Bl ar>tlll iir'N, l'omc•t'o)', For r('nt · ! ieetric wallpape;o 5-31-Mc: 1964 Pontiac R cyl. B l~ 2 ,t · $1 ,093.00. S potlr .·~ m1glll .rl g re~ n fw l!d1 , caref u l lrw:1l ow 1 ~rs . Blac1t ll<~r's, r omN\JI' ~- 31 · 5\c 191 Fo1 Scie .J, ' 'l 'I I" tl f'amc r. ct lnwn Flaber, Mid· •Jkport. l'h . 6265-X llal g( Cloth, Ny lon, f'\beralass Awninp, Porc h Nlllul NI, Venetian blinda, \1 inrlow blim l ~. Porch and Lawn Furn it un • l"ree est!!:.itea. Dale W l ppt. ~ Supply, 215 Union Ave., 4 2D lmoc Potmroy, - -- - -- --· - .... --~- THA,fJ.l>:R SPAC I~S For Rent SMALL GROCEilV STHH K Jto 1rl 2W)(JQ' wi lh ce me nt patiO, (C· businels, l'lcllln g hl•ruuw u: !11(' 111 wot llu, ~•· w rr und wat or, hCillth , rf!As on n hl~'. \ \o i ll f' Hull; $~ (10 JWI' WN •k . l ll one 0( Llh' fJ68.F.. c/ o Th '~ Dal lY Sl' ntuwl. ' (' iUouwsl .111 d nci:ltcd' tt·a'lcr Pom~roy. _ _ _ _:'i ·2-l-t:1P r nur ts !11 Snu thl'rn t•hlo. IUCE'S POULTRY FOk SALF:--First rit•r; · T HA !L l-~ H Vll.I AGE. 2 bloek11 crlltiO>rt Arbor Ae r('.~ Va !:.rre~~ Wl'll\ of lruffir ligh' in Cheshi re Cros1 Broiler ch.lcb. FOU Ohin. Plume 7·71 ~1 ). 6-23-Bh• FA.GS-DeKalb th e l'rofit Pu 1 - - IN. H.ERM BERRY'S II AH 'll · !'i room rw urt mcn l, 218 ~ Maln St., Pon·lCrl'ly . Coil 25 1 or sec Dr. K. F.J\Y, lllc., Park er5hurg, W 1 D. Amllbury. 15 22 lf Va. Ph ont~ GA-2-3581\. 5·10-l mO<' - ~ - - - - - --. WANTFO - Cut ittld r olnrt'!l ~~~~~~ · -- ---· -- o)d china . CaU 6181HI "c nlnii•. ( 17) S 15 U I - - - - - - ·- · - --- - ·- WA N'\'IW AT ONC.: F;, tru ck drh·~·· Hl60 11ARLEY DA~IDSON 71 tlll'h to lo, 1ot r I 1 l''tl b ~· P (I { ucc o • a uq; .t. 0 . H. Vr.-$4:00.00 Q)( ce llt•nt {'"tl AI' t II III I t t F' ll ucrt · . e nt· " a. dillon. J>hone 86·AI or 800·\' . a~ a·S1 ·2tp ___- -~Hf'1 .P WA N'I'EO- WOMEN . t o,. 12 e1etra 1 00d MlLK 1' 1\ NS. l'!ll' l c h (~r or ad vn nred sl adcnt for Orr, Lons Bottom, Phnnt• 3[)3.\. vacation po.~Jt( on , llp.J I' ndld e.>;· &-a~.:Itp Magir Cher gas kitchen RhWI', Pil'CC A·1 coadlUon , 1100.00. 3 lt~· · log room suite, A-1 t'ondtt lnn , '73.00. Graybar Uabl e mnd"l lronlnl mangle, A· l condit ion. $73.00. Ma)'lll wat hing ma<·h· ine. UD.OO. Chule.t~ Peo(ll r · Phone •... IS or 6084-M . ~ 31 ·3 ' n •. ( St. a. . lendanll, alfeglng tbat Dora Romine died testate on the 17th day or March, 19&3, and that her Last Will and Testament WBI duly admitted to probate by the Probate Court of M.tg• County, Ohio, on the 3ht day of March , 1958, and on the 2nd day of April , 19M, Sybil Ebenbach was duly appointed and qualified as Exeeutrlx of aaid estate. Furthermore, that t he said petition allege!! that all of the persona who are beneficiaries under the Last Wi11 and Te•tament of Dora Romine, Deceased, have cOnsented to the sale of the fol· lowing described 11'!al estate . to. P.ADIO • 1'EL£V lilllN SERV1CI!:, Phon..... JO, Cleland Appllanee Store, l .Ld W. M.aln St., Pomeror wlt : 2- ~.i ·lf ' Plreel. No. 1: The following de. scribed Real Estate tituated In ttre Village of Dexter (formerly I lU BI I nsuronce called M...tin•burg) Count~ of - - - - - Meigs and Sta t~ of Ohio, bounded a.n.e.5~p.oa iDIUI'IDCe l\altDC7. and deacri~d 11 follows ; BeglnMiddleport. Fire • A-l)eo nln(. South 8% degree!! Eaat 160 Boot11. Pbono 1111111-ll N1IOII feet from the South east corner of Lot No. 1 in the Village of MarFoREMAN .-ABB' = O'M'=-;;t~ . v:-.-=SEJI.= tinlburg; thence West parallel VICE AU mate• Repaired bt Bx· with the South Hne oC Lot No. 4 • pert Ter ...nicla..a.t. Plloae .,_. y · distance of 90 feet or to the West MlddleJOl" f.lll-11 line of . said Lot No. 4; thence South along the We.st rllne of nld COMPLETE tnaunnc. Ptot.et.loa, Lot No. 4 a distance of 20 feet or DoD to the South line or Lot No. 4; Lif,, Aut(·. Fire, Polio. Mills, Mlddleport, Oh~. · thence East along the South line - - - - ~·:-::----- of Lot No. 4 a distance of 90 feet or to the South East corner of (21 R~l Eitote said Lot No. 4; thence North 20 LAND FOR SALE-Ten acret on feet to the place o{ beglnniJ;. ~lng the 11me real eltate con. Route Seven near Cheater, up to by Jennie L. Murray to AJ· veye(l og :.cres available U dellred. Ralph Russell , P•J!neroy, Ohio. bert Romine and Dora Romine by deed dated September 2, 1919, and S,.26-7t p r~corded in Volume 120 at 'PaJe 308 ot the record ot deed• of Mela• ~~~,::w:-":m::o:::d:::e::rn:-":r:::o~nc::li:','"'::n::ou:::,.:::-"':'1-; I County, Oblo, Albert Romine later rooms, bath , half bath, ftill conveying hil interest to Dora basement, B miles from Pomt· Romine by deed dated Novemi;M!r roy , Phone 953 ..v. 3-21).Bte 2, 1940, and recorded in Volume 154 at Page 618 of the recorda of Seven rooms, bath, full size bl\9t· deed, ot Meigs County. Ohio, Parcel No. 2: The lolluwing dem cnt, garage , main highway , 5 minu tes driv e from town ' o~ scribed Real Estate ' silualed in the schools. Ccward Calvert, 81'1 Township of Salem , in the County of Meigs and St-ate of Ohio, ln E a .~ t Mai n St. , Phone 248. Section No. 5, Town No. 8, Range 5·29-3tc No. Hi of the Ohio Company's Pur. chale, in the Village of Dexter; Beginnin_.: Eaat 40 feet and South Good Uoed 8~ Deareea East 5 rods from tbe All Mueo ind Modell South Eut earner of Lc:tt No. 1 in the Village of Martlneburg (now De~terl ; t hence South AUTO SALBI 8o/.i dearee• Eallt 11 rods; thenre North 81V.. dttgree~~ East 10 rodt; thence North 40~ Degrees Weat 12 rod.!! and 2~ ln. ; thence We.st -----3 rods to the place of bcalnninlj:. Excepting thercfro.n a parcel df land 56 feet in width North and South and across the North end of 11\'BURAN(:£ AGliNC'f the above described real estate. l'ba, AutomDbUe, HHitll! Being lh~ •arne real estate con· ACCIDIN~ . veyed by Jennie L. Murray to AI· Lifo. c...,.lty o n d bert Romine and Dora Romine by ' deC'd dated September 2, 1919, and recorded in Volume 120 at Page In MIDDLIPDIIT, DHIO 308 of tfle recorda of deeds of 61PHDNII ..... Meigs County. Ohio, Albert Romine later conveyC'd his interest to Dora Romine by deed dated November 2, 1940. and recorded ...... ,:••••.... In VoluMe 1M .at Pa«e 618 of the t1 ~C:i':.ds o~ deeda qf ,Melli Count)l, 111 L can I aean· Romine and Dllra Romine by deed dated September 8, 1930. and recorded In Volume 133 Jl. Paa:e 331 of the record of deeds of Meigs County, Ohio, A1ben H.Omlne later oonveyina: his interest to Dora Romine by deed dated November 2, HMO, and recorded in Volume 1&4: at Page 818 of ·the record of deeds of Meies County, Ohio. fnto and a par\ or tb"a VIUaee of Middleport-, M~gs County. Ohio; as the same is platted and of rec· ord in Volum·e 2 .at pages 8 and sis. Fi&hting desperately to hold onto th eir third place s tanding, the Indtans Thursday night recaUed Hank Aa:uirrc from Sa 1 Diego of the Pacific Coallt League to bolster the ailing Indian mounJ TRill! IN CRISIS KANSAS CITY. Mo. UP- Two 10 of the reeords of plats ln theoffice of the Recorder of Meia:.s Chicago White Sox pitchers hur: County , 01\io, and 1ituate on the ed th e Cleveland Indians into a East side of Beech Street between dl:lu.ble Lois 6-4 and 2·1 Thursday Locust and Ash Streets in aald to put the Tribe Into a new cri· Village. Parcel No. 5: The following de. And being the same property scribed real estate situated in tbe conveyed by Frank D. Collins to To·wnship of Salem, In the County Clifford M. Ervin and Nona F. ol Meigs and State of Ohio, In Sec- Ervin by deed dated August ~ tlon No. 5, Town No. 8. and Range ' 1950,• and recorded in Book 166, No. 15 of the Ohio Company'a Pur· at Page 22 of the deed records of chase, bounded and deBCribed as Meigs CountY, Ohio, and later con· follow s: Belinning 9 rods and 8 veyed by Clifford M. Ervin and links South 11 degrees 40 minutes Nona F. Ervin to Dora Romine by East from the South West corner deed bearing date of February 9th of Lot No. 12 of Martinsburg (now 1953, and recorded in Vol. 172, Dexter); thence Southwardly 30 Page 686 o{ tl;.e record of deedS" feet on the Ea1t .aide of RailrO'Iild of Meip County, Ohio. from the center of said road; Plaintifrs petition further althence 51 rods along the East aide leges that Parcels Nos. 1, 2, 3, 4, of said Railroad ; thence North and 5 were appraised in the in. 68 :Yo~ degrees East 9 rods to a stake ventoey of said estate at the aum where a hickory 6 inches in dlam. of $6,800.00, and Parcel No. 6 eter bears NCil'l:h 8G de11rees West was apprslised at the sum of $4,000. 23 linka distant; li.hence North Plaintiff furthtc%' alleges that 31 '1-2 degree. Eaat 26 rods and 16 other defendants are named In the links to a stake in road where an said pet)·uon by virtue of an et· elm fi Inches bears South 80 de- ror app arlng in the deacriptlon grees We~t 1'7 links distant : thence in Parcel ·No 1 and Parcel No. 2 North 6 degrees West 4 roda to of. deed& appearing In the chain a stake where a butternut 8 i11ches o! title. .. bears aou{b 7~ degrees West 12 In saic\ petition, plaintiff prays links distant; thence North 19l,i that the rights, interests and Uens degrees West 8 rod!! to a stake in of the said defendants lnay be the rold; tftenc~e North 37~ de. fully determined, adjusted and greea Welt 18 rods to tbe place of protected, and that petitioner may beginning, containina three (3) be authorized and ordered to aell acres, more or less. · • said parcels or real e~tate aceord· Being.. the same real estate con· ing to the statute In auch case veyed by Albert Romine to Dora made and provided, and fo-r all Romine by deed dated November other proper orders and :·elief in 2, 1940, and r P.corded fil Volume the premises. 160 at Page 10:. of the record of Said parties are required to ansdeeds of Meigs County, Ohio. wer 0 q or before the 13th. day of Parcel No. 8: The followinl real July, A. D., 1957. estate situated in the County of Sybil Ebersbach, -aa Ex· Meigs, in the St.,te of Ohio, and ecutrlx or the Estate of in the ViUage of Middleport, and j Dora Romine, Deeellsed bounded and described aa follows: Crow and Crow Bc tng Lot No. Twenty-Five (215) Attorneys for Plaintiff Lower. Pomeroy, now · (15) 24, 31, (6) ,7, 14, 21, 28, 6tc \ MaykHifloaal Safely Moolhl GIT OUR A SAFE DRIVER •• • •• ...,,......•.. ·-· • nr.. • Radiator e U;htt • fnalno • St•erina A SAFE CARl • lnatrumentt 1 e Wlndoiolel~ .wlpeb $5.50 ' Parta E1ttra ' R.. H. Rawlings Sons Co. Middleport METROPOLITAN Rodney Downint ' IN ON ONE OF THESE ' r TAKE YOUR ,VACATION IN · AN ,A,LL NEW '57 FORD Parcel No. 3: The following deacrlbed real estate aituated In the ~oN~R"TB B' ....... "' "' 111 IN'\.IDD GRUBIIER BLOCK CO. WE BUY JTRUCTUUL 1 IPMI ICIIAP IRON- MITALl _.,. OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. LegafNotice lbe of Salem, In theofCounty of Metge and In the State Ohio. Section No. 5, Town No. 8 and a •• ,. No. 15 of the Ohio Compo. ny's Pu~hue, In the Village of Dexter. Berlnninc at the South E•11t corner of Lot No. 1. In the VUlaae of Martln1burg (now De1Cter); thence Eatt 40 feet; thence Soutb 8~ dcMreea Eut II rods;; thence Ea11t 3 rode; the beainnlnll Point ol the land herein <:on'*yed; thence South E.. t 12 rod• and 21 links or to the South Eatt corner of the lot known 11 tht~ Oscar Wil· :::rl~n~!~~·~~el~~r~owa~~f~~; ~~~~f:tio/~':;1~1 ~~.' c~~!~·r~ thence Eaat to the center of Lead· the Creek to a point due east of the pl••e of be1lnn1na; th•n•e West to the pla<!e or beginnins, :~",~a::,in, one-bolt (\i) ••re, more Being the Parne rea1 eatate- eon. Ye~ed ·~ Mory Dulaney to Albert Domine and Dora Romine by deed dated September e. 1930, and re· corded I• Vol . 133 at Poge 331 of the rt.Jcord of doeds ~ Meigs Count~, Ohio, Albert Romine later con: veyina hia Interest to Dora Ro- ~jJJ;}~~~~~~Ti::~:::: ,.rlbed Real Ellote alluated In the Townablp of Salem, In the County of Melp, and State of Ohio , In Section No. a, Town No. 8 and llan1e No .15 of the Ohio c om. pany'a Purtbue, In tbe VIUage or Dexter, bOun<lod and do<erlbed .. foUtwa: Being • .tract of land flfty. ~u~56~.::: ~~e ~~~~ ~~t~, ~~: following deeertbed real estate: :~;~~~:r!e~i::: E~~.'~a~ s~:~~ SED CAR AND. TRUCK BA~GAI ~~~~·t,; .... Save 860() on this car. .• ' b•levise a •.r.- sp .~ cial Press Conference progra u Su nday, .lune 2. rrom 6·00 , 'J 6:30 P. M. Eastern Day light Time concerning res ulis of the recent ~eva luation levy e lt!c:tion whi h was defeal ...1 in Kanawha County, Gu£'1i·t h.r the prog~a m ia J ohn IJL ABNE.k " i~dc, AE!Iessor · for Kn.<>w h • who will be quined J'l Where Do We Go .From Here ''" ':ou nt>' - S·lO . \~)' "·· ' • :.t / DICK TRACt . --..,· · =- NANCY · , ..,, 1956 FORD VIParklane Wagon.:. Power Steer ins, Fordoniatl,c .: 411 the extras ......... $2395 1955 PONTIAC 2 Dr. - Hy~ramatlc - Nlet and ann .· · · · · · · · ·· ··· · · · · ·· ···· · · · · ·· ·· ·' ·: $1595 1955 ·FORD . . V8 Custoftl 4 Dr. ·- 0¥.-rlve · d ..;Qne Owner .... · · · ·; .. .. ·· · · :· :· · · :·, · ·· ......- $1495 1955 FORD V8 Custom 2. Dr. Std. li'JftlmlssloJI .... · .... · .............. · · .. · ......... .. $1295 1954 FORD va Custom 4 Dr.- Sharp .. .. ... ...... ..... .....·.... ...... .... ... ........... ' $1095 ' 1 1954 FORD y1 "" • 6 c • 2 Dr. - One Owner - A real gas '"''' ..... ....... ..... ... . ...... .. ;... $795 1953 PLYMOUTH Suburban .... ........... ........ .,. . ............... . '$6,5 ' • • •• • • • • • • • • • l I 1956 Chevrolet 123" WB Pickup. ~• • • • • • I·-, ·1·rtQcKs' , .. J · ~ . ~ •• A·1 usED · · · . va ..... .' ........... $_1....395 1956 Ford ,P.ick_ up· . :'.... ·-.... ~~ ., ...~ :·•.' $1495 1• • • • ... wt....• . ... ..... .... .. ' .. .. . . ' .. . . : ...$1195 Sharp lind One Owner. A.:..... ... 1-954 Cllevrolet 1/.t Ton Stak• ,.. .,.... Owllll' Du... nil. . ~ , , .. ' •• ~ . . .. / 1954 Chevrolet Pickup- Bluecolor ·:' · $995. 195~ Ford Pickup .. ...·..... ...:.... ·: ·: .. $495" 1950 GMC Panel- new pailt :·:. -':.'l'/· $395 1949 Chevillfet 2'.Ton · ·-· · · ·: · · · · · ··· · · $395 1 , i • I • • > •' j 'PRESTO'N .MO.TQRs;:IN·C. ... ' ' YO. UR., FIUENDLY \.~ . ,01t6 DEALER ·. . .. e reo! eotato 0011' '~"· 6141 (l:lLqt- ·Cor. ~ust & Sycamore) IWJ·~q to Albert ,_...:.,..__..._~---.:.·--.:.··:...;_;;;:;~i!::-O~.:o.l.,_ ~.;:;,.;.;..;._..;;,;,:;:,;::;. J .... • WCHS·1V v.·tll n,. ,.....,,. , ..,,. 1957 FORD Fall 1 power Steer1ng, Power Brak.es, . FordOmitJc .. ...... .$2995 r ane 2 Dr. Vidora.. ~£~:::::~~~~::t~~ veyed b)' ASpecial Press Conference Sun. u1 Ralptl u ilvf!r . rsonville, X; .. Moderator and producer or th l" recorded in Volnme 103 pa•e " • 229 speedinD" $3:'i bond. Bot h arrcstrd prog ram is IJ ;> rry nrawlcy, dirl'('of the Deed 1h~eords Qf said Meigs eo tor of publi( aftii.rs for bo t~ County, Ohio, to wh ich reference by the State Patrol. Jerry Bau ghmas of At hen WCHS Rad io and Television· is hereby m•de. ..~ pa nel member t> fi ri.ug quest wn~ ,. on o .:uar.l!e.s Ol' 1nt ox1ra t·ron . Appraised Value $100.00. Sheriff Robert C. Hartenba,·h :rl Mr. Slack will be Nell Bog.11~ FARCEL NO. IV : The firll piefe reported Thunton Stor. ~. 36, Pt. m d Bob Boaz of the WCHS-TV Appraised Value $600.00. is described 11 !ellows, to-wit : Pleu1nt, was jailed Thursda:: neWs stliff." A third panel me,, . PARCtL NO. U: ~All ot 'the to1.: The foHowln& real estate situate night Cor intoxication . arrested oy ber is to be announcl'd. lowin& described real estate situ. in the County of fdeip and State ated t.n: Sdpto ITown1 hl.p, Meijt pl. Ohio and ~ounded u follows: county, Ohio, in Si!ctlon Seven, Be11inllin1 at ~l'le Southeast eorner Town Seven , ttange Fourteen, be· of Fraction No. 7 tn Sclip,io Town· ACR'OSS D. Cautious 2:1. Leaf l!linning at the Northeast cDrnor ship, County and State aforesaid, 1. Large 6. Wllmlng <bot.) of a ten acre Jot eonve)>ed bY thente North 102 rods; tbenee ·,. · volume f Conclude 26. Camna • Wtlt 12 rods; thence West 3; de- ' 5. M\lliC 8. Tributary atand Thomas Dy~ to John· Bradfield by gree Soi.th 36 rods; thence west I character stream 28. Amer. deed dated December 9th. A. 14 degree Soulb 20 rods; thence 9. fl.kin t . European lean D., 1848 and recor~ed in the West 40 de.tilree South 24 rods; openings capital Indian deed records of Me1gs County, thence West 31 decree South 2Q 10. Sharpened 11. Metal 29. SO~io, In Volume 13 on pages 1~0 rods; thence SouUI 28: dl'gree West 12. Man'a nama waate ahaped 13. Finner 13. Ctty cFla.) mold. and 111 to which reference. l!l 13 rodi 12 Jinlts; thence East 30 U . So&k nu 1:1. Social group inga b ere~y made for a more defmlte rods: thence South 40 rods ; thence 15. Apple center lB. ArmadlUo 31. Sweet 1'Hki,..,'• ._,.., ~esc~tption; thence SOuth fort~ . East 715 rods 17 links 1o place pf 1tl. Perform li. Public 32. Recep.. 87. Julnble4. :rods, .thence Wesl fort)' r~di, bel(lnning, Cflntahdng 1bout forty 17. J'erffitly vehicle taclea , type thence North forty rods; thenc~ (4pl aere.s. more or lelll', and 1ft 1'1. Ood "' ll. ltriped IJap. ~ ~ 38. Holldar E.ast fort)' rod• . t~ tile place of be· 51,, ... and' except the oohl ·that was p!tuW't' chalce-dony 34. P'lower.. '!(Jap.) gmning. contauun_g ten acres. reurved by Jacob Davla when. 1aid :10. 1'hlll ,S. Auton'loblla leu ~~ 40. Exelama. more or less. and 11 the ~arne ten land was deeded by etdd Davi 11 to 21. Chum 14. Spoken pl1nt ~ ,. tJon acres .of land d~dtd by George'!'· A. Duo1ap, deed dated January 3 12. Pronol,lft Bradfteld and wtfe to said Harriet 18151 ' 23. Deep McClure and Lucinda Powell b~ · valleyJ deed dJted July 16, 1890, and re· The sec(lnJ pleee is described 16. Alttrlak corded in Deed Book No. 66 page as follow", to-wll : The followin& 27. Contorted 102, Dee-d Records of Meigs Coun· real e!ltate sJtuatc in tbe 'J,'ownabip 21. Hawaiian. ty, Ohio; the undivided•. half of t'he of Scipio, Courity qf Meigs and bird ' State of Ohio, ~n Fraction 7, Town SO. Blunderaforesaid ten acres, was conveyed 7, Range 14 of the Ohio company's 31. Duplngby !laid Lucinda Powell and hus- Purth1tlle beginning approximately 33. A ratio ~ ·band· to H~rr let McClure- ~Y deed 154 Nd.' East of the Soutbwest 34 Deceive dated Apnl aqth, Ul9l, · and re· · corner 0 f said Fraction, which 3:1. Born ~rded in De-ed Book No. 71 pages point is also the Southeast corner 38. Add 260 a~d 2IP o! .Yte 1;\e~ R~ords' o! a p.1rcel o( real esta,te conveyed SB. Fnncb of MctgS' C"opd~Otttd. . bl.,H,enry MeCiure, et al ., by deed cheese Also the foUowing desenbed dated February 9 1870 and re· -39. RlverReal State. situ,ated in the. ~ »un~~ corded In Volum~ 36 ' page 4M, !Fr.• o£ Meigs, m tHe State oC Ohio, m Meigs County Deed Records· 40. Monks eowta Scipio Township and bounde!J ~od Thence Eas-t 94 rods; tllence North u . Contradict <lescriPed as follows, to-wit! Be· 40 rods· thence West 79 rodS· 42. Handle Jinni~ a.t the Nort.west eohler: tlienCe Southwest to the place (Rom. ~ antlq.) of a acre lot wiDed by J9hn beginning, containing 21.6 acres, DOWN Bradf ~d; to Harriet :McClure and more or 1e11. Save and except the 1. City f0.) Lueln"-a Powoll; -thence 40 rods lata: which have heretofore been South Qf to lhe line between the aoht· and conveyed from. 11ld real I . M... H\dtl said ~Orte W. Bradfieold and J. estate but lncludiog Lob II, 8 and 4.ComJIMI S. Bradfleld; . tlepee West 56 rocb 1B in .the Villa11e ot Harrltomrllle. point fabbr.) alon~ the 'atd line: thence North These two parcels contain sb:ty, 40 fadt; thencQ Eart 56 rodk _to two acrea, more or Jess and are al· DAILY fJBYPnic!Uo'r£ - Bere'a how to work 1t1 the pla~lil · of beg'Jnnini and bell\t 10 known 11 ·tht. Duplap rarm. I AXYDLBA.AKR in Seetaon 1, RUle 14, and Town AJ)i)ralsed Value $1200.00. ' .. LONOPilLLOW 7 of the Ohio Cbmpany's J;»Urchase, Said Ptemiaes are appraised as One Jetter tlmpl,. aUnd1 for another. In thla sample A 11 uaed containing 1-4 'acres, and belng the shown abOve and mu1t he sold for for the thllft t.·a. X f9r the two O'a, etc. ShJ.gle Jettera, apotr same prem1se11 conveyed by George not leu'\f:hlin f'M(o.f.hirds of slid aptrophu, ttl.- lenrth and formatlon of tHe wqtda are an hlntl. W. Bradfield and wife to said Har- praised value. tTh~ terms of the l!acb d&)" the to~ .lttten are different. riet McClure by ·deed dacted Feb- 1ale are cub in Jti'nd on de1ivery • ruary 6, A. D.. 1801 •nd recarded of deed. . A llryp""""" ljuolallon • in deed boot No. 71t page& 26t -and · Said real estate will be offered 270 of Meigs County. Ohio. All or for sale . as .separate parcel!! and UHXXV QZEJBEUZ B S RU, vzsv sald foregoing 'Real Ettate ha~ing as a whOle. ' HXOX su JNGF su VHXOVR · B S R U been purchased by said Harriet Dale M. Dutton, Ex.ecut&r of . the . E:st1te of Metrill McCJure : loni after the death of lOX GNH-HNOBUHNOVZ . MOO'IUJ'e, 'DeeH.Ied. Jler late husband · Nathalilel Me· Clure o.nd theretore awnr the feet Webster & Fultz Yeeb!rday's Cryptoquote: THE PRES&NT SCENE, THE to tald twenty-fobr acres ot land Attorney" for· Executor . I"UTlmE LOT, HIS TOILS, HIS WANTS, WERE ALL FOR. in her own rij:ht. the first above (IS. 24,31 (6), 7, 14, 4h! QOT- SCOTr. . described piet"e confalnlng t.~n {10). .. We now hove in stock a nice selection of '57 Fords in all body styles. There's one to fit your requirements. SEf; US TODAY· FOR AN EXCEPTIONAL DEAL QN A New FORD. No. 1 11 de.erlbed in tbe plat of thenft Weat 3 rodl t6 the' place of 8JD. ANIID ,., OR AN A-1 USED! CAR frfJm the SOuth Bait corner of Lot 10 roda; lhenett North 40~ deJI'ee•' Weal II roclf ~nd Ill lo•bes; , ' .:.:M. ...... ,.. :===·:...::;':""~.,..;;;;:::·~Township THE lmTB UlllL Y WCHS To Tele\'ise ............. ........... ........ -· ~'"L~ PARCEL NO. Ul : The followina: ·eal estate 'iiHuate in the County lf Melga. io the State of Ohio. and 'n the Villag<! of Harrisonville an ti '>oundecl and described as follow s. l'hc following de!ltt ibed Town Lots inj ur ies . in the VillaJ e of Harriso nville. Also in Middleport Bernar~ '1¥" \fei&t County, Ohio. to-w1t : Lot No. Sixteen OBl, Fifty feet wid e Edward, 23. Hun ting ton, W Va lnd one hundred feet lont;. as wa~ . ., r haraed a . with . reckless opera found on the fira t plat of nid v :l. tw n and pa1 d ~ n ne o! $~ an'r lage of Harrisonville. costs. Two men . Clan-nre N :c~le~ Also Lot No. on e (1), twenty (20) 1 and James Ned _Call . we_re J<ltle. ·feet wide D.nd one hundred feet om charges of m,tox tcattOn . long, as f(I.Un~ on Pld of A. Dun· Pomeroy mayor s <'Ourt act'ept . laps Addition to the Village of ed bo?d s from these out-of-town IIarrisonvillc, Ohio, ai rt:c<trd~n on rnotonsts Thursd<!y: the 16 th day of October, A. D.. Lloyd T. Hun~ey, Rittman, 0 1858 on paaes M Jn the Records two counts, drlvmg, w1thout a v~ ­ of Plats of a:iid Countv of M.t'ta. It lid _o perator's license and for no~ belnf the aame preroilta conv"Ytd havmg a proper mufrler. bo !1.b~ H. 1. Lee and •i!e to taid Hat· $215. tiett McClure ""' deed dated and Dally Sontinel, l'omeroy·lrllddleport, 0 ., Kay 31, 1817-'1' of Real Eatatt Broker On lt. JJ. C:.ll Wm. . . , _ , Jed Web ~ter , Ptul Branch he -~all '1ia fh,.e-dl)' jA il J.en~enc~ from he Common Pleu Court !or dr1v Contlnwcl frtm IHR" on• tht' left &Ide owned by Maryli·· rng while inloxiCAted, and Cly'r,le \llfrlend was jaj.led Wcdnefd.t'' Maiden, ' 9~2 S. Third, Middlepon 'or violation of pl'Ob~; t!on in lh<Jf This failed to 3 top the char ing car too, 10 11 ended it ' he bad been drin'l ing lntoxitat~arooming rtr:e jn a garden ow r. .ni btvcralj:es and laili n11 to JU p· :»art bil ehildren . cd by Cla rk Van Cooney. .J• • Ch.ief ol ' Polic~ l-t!roy Barl run George Varju ,. • aCb.nd, W ~ -· estimated a toUt! of $1700 d.rn trrested WedneJd:iY by· Pa ttuJ, age wu suffered in the three-ca 1 nan Henry Werry for lnve ~I J¥a h d s :nls ap. Gor on Har ris, r., wa1 tio,n . wa& released Th ur'lday . C'l ted into mayor'a court for per mitting a minor to t.pe rate h:• ear. He pos ted a $~ bond for ap· !)f'aranre tonig ht. There were r1 I OIII'Y Mill & 2nd Sis. . One Accident DAILY CROSSWORD DR IV IS c.- JRmcs Ra~nor Hilt, a Minor, whose place of realdence Is 1603 Valley Street, f'alll City, Nebl'aaHelp Wonted k•; Mary Kathryn Hilt, , Minor. whoae place of residence l• 1803 Valley Street, Falla City, Nebra1ka: Fronc)s Philip Hilt. a Mlnor,1.l... p)ace 0 •L realdon<o Ia 1"03 alley u Street, Filii Clty, Nebruka; Rob. ~ rt 'Stephen Hllt, I Minor, whole l place of re5ldent:e Ia 1103 Valley Street. Falla Clly, Nebrlillka: Berpcrlt' ncl' . pll'R)IIIIll work . $420 nard F .Clark whoP. Jllaee of rell· fur flO ~l oy!l . Com e in to $('C J, donee Is Coal Fork, W. Va.; Lul't>n:, Sarurdn:v. J une Jst, Bu ··. eien Gwinn Clark whost p_lace of twu lioom. Hotel Betty, A!· reaidenre 11 unknawn: Tl\e un· hl'ns. No Pho ne Call s. 6-28.3 lc ktlown heirs, deviH~s. 1~1atee1, I-,:=::---- - dlstrlbutee1, 1 dmlntJtht.on •hd ex. HELP WANTED-\fen, tellther £'tutors, If any , ot WUUam Murray, ·or advnnc ed 'it Ude nt for var •· Occea.,ed; The unknown helra, tion pn~it ion. spl endid hper de visecE, 1e.:atee1, dlltl'tbutora, · 1stra 1on an d' flKe-cu,on, • II iC' n('l' , pl('Hsant worp, $480 fnr a d m•n 60 day.~. Co me in to 1ee J . Pen: . an y, of lennte L. 'Mltrri)t, De-SatuN! ny, June ht, Quslne 1s ceased ; The un~noq · ~illi dev~ lt no m, Hol e! Betty, Athens. N iftes, legatee•. dlltrlbutHI, ad. G-28·31 l' minl!trators and eXec U lor s. Ph one C~tl l~. 1 if any, or Sar~·h!. ;,.. Love Dee...od, and ., biltnown . us ness ~~c:!S ••lro, devl... , ....~·~ diltrlbBLocK LAYING by block or hour uteea, administrator ari~ ·~~u~~ PHtup Donovan, syraeuae. I! any, or HenrY· ~vt:. · ~111ed 5-1ft.12tp. will, take notlee Ulat Oft \be ]Uh day of April, 1~7. 'ybU, p.o,. BULLOOZIIIl fet" ltiN, pondt, bach as Exeeu\rixr(d•\ht,.-t:.te of . . blierMntl, landtca~fti, M Dora Romine, Dec•uel, "bi1n1 .. C6wdery, Lon; 8ottom.. Phene plaintiff, filed b~ HtltlfP lA the . . 10. Jo:JJ.IIProbote Cour~ Mo!P C~~~Oblo, =-=-=--"--·1 20 )B I ' RiM:nt Xe .r -6 07 u ;::::::;:;-:;:;;= :;;c--,:-c-;::;:-:;:-~cc QtHCK SEkVICE t'lt Wacell C. pairln£ by f'ldory Tralne4 watchmaker, COLUNS JEW&. LERS. Pt..merot. 1-1-U I Case No. 11,203 , against the above named parties and others as de- ln purs uance of the order or tbe Probate Court or Melgl Coun· ty, Oblo, I will offer for sale at Public Auctmn on th.e 2.2nr;l day of J une, 1957, at 10·00 o'clock A. M.. at the front door of the Mei.: ~ County Court House .the follow· ing described r e111 est ate situated in th e County of Meigs, State of Ohio, to-wit : ~AR CEL NO. 1: The foUowinJ Real Estate situated in the County of Meiga, in the State of Ohio, and in the Township of Scipio and bounded and described ~ aJ foJ. l~ws: tt being part of Fractional "' t No• 7• Town 7 and Range ]'"~~ LAJ Ohio Company's Purchase. Begln. ning i n ·t he center of County Road in the South Hne of Fractlon No. 7; thenee North 383 feet along center oE said road to South line of Cemetery; thence East 324 feet along South line of said Cem· etery to Southeast corner ;thence North 283 feet along Eut line of said Cemetery to Northust corner; thence East 2209 feet ; ttlenee Soutb 18 degree 4S' West 445 feet; thence South 70 de.:ree Eaat 86 feet ·tfte[l:e Soulh 24- r~1 alon"' • <~<> "" eo S.l.d Soul l)ne to pl•c• of bego·n " · ning, containing 34 54/ 100 acres more" or les'&. Reterei)Ce Deed : Volume 120· · d ~~::. 29 8 ,Me•aa County Dee Rec- , 'I,' ; ·' Middleport __~..,._-.;:;;;;:;._,:.·--1 ,.· WILLIE WINIUJ! I �... ... .~. ....... . . ... .. . . . .... . . . . .....-...... ~ .. ..... .. . ,., . ..., . ' • .... Memorial Day JUests of Mrs. D. E. Roush were Mrs. Verna Thoma, Columbus, and Mr. and Mrs. R~y Turley and Mr." and Mrs. Claude Lanham and son, Jeff. '1 ~~5 ~~~Drive·ln ·~·- ,. - .. - .J " ~ • TONIGHT Memorial Day Special Showl JUehard Todd Jean Peters A MAN NAM&D PETER (Cinema~ope - Technicolor) -~~~ THI LIVING SWAMP !Outstanding Featurette In Technicolor - Cinemascope) ONLY SATURDAY JUNE 1 Gu> Madison Felicia Farr REPRISAL (In Teehnicolor) • -als~ Bernard Fultz took his !laugh ter, Beth, to Columbus Thursday whae her maternal grandfather, Roy Sinn, met them and took Beth to Convoy to : pencl two weeks witih Mr. and Mrs. Sinn. Dr. and Mrs. T . F . Lewis and ris father. Tom ' F . Lewis. Colur"hPs, visited. friends and relati·;es here Memorial Day and were luncheon guests of Mr. and Mrs. 0. l'. Klein and F . G Hunker h:·01er neighbors of th~ Lewi~ familY . Mr <nd Mrs. Eu.~ene Frereh and sons, Carter, Keith and Killl ,left this morning for a two weeks trip through the southern states and into Florida. I THE BOWERY BOYS Huntz Hall Stanley Clements S-Sgt. and Mrs. Gene Walburn FIGHTING TROUBLE and daughter, Pam and his mothI er, Mrs. Charles Walburn, Col· • C-.ly and Cortoon umbus were Memorial Day guesl.'i ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.-;;;,;;-;;-;;;;-;.,.. of relatives here. 1st Lt. and Mrs. J; mes Roller and children, Cathv and Mark, who have been liv1ng at Creol· v.ew, Fla ., while 11e was stationeu at Eglan Field, are vi5itlng their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Max Ro;Ier and Mr. and Mrs. Homer H.rtley, for thirty days. Lt. Roller is to be assigned to an Air Field on Guam and Mrs. Roller and th!ldren plan to remain here indefinitely . Memorial Day gue!ts of Mr . and Mrs. Clarence Murray and flm1Jy wt 1·e Mrs. Harry Bailey, Mr and MI.S. William Hoppes and Rvh·•rt Mcl.inney, Columbus. Miss .Judith :\'h rray who graduated last week frrrr. Mi~dleport !iil'.h School , w.U begin work next Mond•Y at ~he orfice of the Ohio BP.ll Telephone Lc.. in Col• I.,.,bus. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Wood .<p•nt ~lemorial Day with his mother "'rs. ~lcUu ng of Charleston a~d Mr. and ~rs. Ed Jarrett and far~ l:v Be.lc : W. Va . Mrs. Woool and Mrs. Ja 1r~U .,,. , •.. ers . Mrs. Clyde French and Mr. anri :\Irs. Owen French and bah; .Jackson visited Mr. and Mrs. Ed•vard French and Mrs. Paul French anrl relatives Thun · d ay. Brenda Bowyer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Willard Bowyer, recited the Boobs of the Bible at the Prayer service and. Bible claas I at the Chu~ch of Christ Wedneaday. Mrs . o. L. Roush was leader of the devot•onal service and Mrs. M L K 11 "II b · h t · e Y WI e '" c arge nex Gabrldne,r. 1week. d r Frfedhl. t BI e c asspastor, was ea e 0 e · and_ Mrs. Coats -· __Robert _ _ _ _en_ Mr. ot~er s~all FREE DELIVERY ·EVERY DAY Morning and Afternoon 'Bachner's MEAT MARKO Mrs. Gomer Lewis, who ha c: been ·a mellical pali c ut at Me: ·s (Kneral Hospital", is rec uperatm g a. the home of he• daughter Mrs. Ben Philson and family. ' Mr. and Mrs. ernest Lc Nis (Sadie Cross), Florida , are visi! inlg her mother Mr" Z 11 Cr . · •· e a o .. , and Mr. and Mrs . F'red Thomas. Mrs. Rulo•· McKendrie all~ ' " great grandson. David Ashle~. have been visiting Mr. and Mr ; Wilbur Ashley, Durbar, W. Va . Mrs. Walter F. Harris is visiting her sister, Mrs. Margar l Croushore, Columbus . Mr. and Mrs. Roher\ Harris ... _,l daughter, Susan, Columbus, joi .1 ed the family gat hering at lh • home of his parents, Mr. an•! Mrs. Robert Harris. Other glfesls were Marjory Hprris, Washington D. C. and Mr. and Mrs. Gord •n Harris and sons, N1ck and Jimm ' Columbus. . ' ---------------::----::-=--:::-~..--------·---------· those named above and Mrs. Wil!- Kaye, of Ba!Umore, Md., have reo- of Lima. ir.m Childs.' Mrs. C. A. Bradbury. turned home after apendlll,l al Mill Lind/1 Sue Parker apent the Mra. (tichal'd Gresa. · week with MrL Gotaehall'a mdther, week end wltb her coualn, Mill The nut party will be at th l Mrs. Vlreinia Jacka, who ia very Nancy Jo Plrker of Syracuse. Gren home. Ul. They also viJited .other friends and while in Rutland. 1 Mr. !dra. Dwlabt Brown and Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Grat~ and d•uebter, Mar)', of St. Albana, W. Mr. and M . Victor Gotschall, fMmily sJ)tnt the week end with Va., were Sund,l' eallera oJ Mr. son, Hallie E I, and daughter, Rev. and Mrs. Earl .WatkenliChwanz and Mr•. Joe PhDUpa. - - - - . . f ! ! ' ' - - - - - _ : __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __:__..:._:.::_=::...:~-.::_::..:::::.::..:~_;:_-__:__ __ Mr and Mrs. Clarence Ro·~ and rhildren, Michael and Suaan, Chillicothe visited friends her • Thursday. ' Mrs. Cecil Grogan and Mrs. Elmer Haycook and dauebterli, Deborah and Deanna, returned to their ho e . in Columbus after a 111 witih c. H. Wise Sr ., short visit and Miss <Ruth Wise. Mrs . Don Duffi~ Id. Pikelo1. tertained w1lih an outdoor buffet supper Thursday at their home 1 with ~he following guests : Mr. and Mrs. David Yost.. Portland ; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lohse, Pomeroy ; Mr. and Mrs. Ben Philson, Middleport; Mr. and Ma. Richard Hayman, Huntington \'all•.Y . Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bradbury and family, Suzanne, Mary and Asa, Mr. ana Mrs. Harold Epple and son, StPphen, and Karen MeElhil)n.ey had a wiener roast at the roadside park Wednesday evemng. Mr. and Mrs. Max Roller and son, Dick, had th e following Memorial Day diJ,ner guests : U . and Mrs. Jame~ Roller and childre n, Kathy and Mark. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gnss -and sons, Pat and Mike, and Noncy Roller , St. Joseph Hospital, Parkersburg. . WIIhanr Dawson , (·. • c.nuu,, vi .<1led last weekend with Mr$. WJI I· iam Myers and hisi mother, Mr;. William Dawson . Mr. and ~hs . Torrence Allis, Columbu_,, als~ visited here Sunday and wl' rP accompanied holf!e by Mrs. Da>~son, Mrs. Ed Koehl:-r and MN William Myers. Mr . Myers welt to Columbus after the ladies on Wednesday. · RUTLAND visite~ here Memorial Day . Dr . aud Mrs. George SehaJf and dau~ht•rs, Betsy and Barhara. Franlifnrt. visited Mr. an,l Mr<. Evere't Bacl!uer and rami!; Wednesday Rawi£ngs·C'Oa~ dmbulance Nancy, four year ol1 riaughtrr of :l!r.. Kathryn Lo.J Thompson , home · from Uni.versl.y . Hospital Wednesday. Housewarming Party Is Held At Wilson Home I 1 Mr~. Chester Erwin. organist at the rhurch of Christ. was surpriscd with a house-warming Wed · er·sdav evenin~ when members of lh .. choir and their director, Mrs. Arthur Skinner, rame to her new h · ·r d f with a gl t an re resh- I n:•n~~s. Mn. Edgar Allensworth. presi( , nt of the choir, presented the gift to Mr. and Mrs. Erwin. ""Oth' - , present were Mrs. Silinner, ~: rs. 0 . L. Roush. Mrs. Alfred Pon,h. Mrs. 0. E. McKinley. Mr.:;. nav•· Farmer, Roe~cll Steffy, L. R. Wiley. Cash B•hr. Tom Kelly I aria Wilson, Ernestine and J~nie<· Asbury, and two guests, Don Frwin and Mrs. Garnet Fleck. r ·ll'ogo. ·' Canasta C.lub Meeting Held I For Smoothest Out~ Smartest Lawns in Town ADVIITISID IN Mrs. Ralph Gibbs Jr .. New Havrn , rntertained her Canas!.: Cluh this week with prizes won bv M". E. T. French, Mrs. Don aid Mills . Mrs. Lionel Boggs, Mrs. Robert Schmoll. · II dessert cours~ was served to LIFE IT'S IIAUY WHITE .' HOUSI PAINT II! TIE TRAIL I • .. ELBERFELD$ _ t/r -~-- -vacalllll Pomeroy National Bank }, Here It Is! Newest thln1 for best -~~ ~ lAWN· BOY wltll tile exclusive, ·Pltellted Activeted Pilot Wheel. Mekes eV.n rouah , _.-as, look better -The pilot wl\fel ketPI the llwn m11wer level- even If \hel(ound · lsn'ti See the new lAWN-BOY ~. Fkst quality with low prices. . • Exclusi~ and patented pilot wheel:j Sample our service (which we try to make i pleasing mixture of friendliness and efficient attention to our depositors' needs). Folks who do so seem to "come back more." Why not giYC us an opportunity to serve you, soo~? We pay 2% Interest on your Savings / hrou~ht Phone 6222 No. 2nd Middleport I ~nd l IT'S HERE! • The relative~ BANKING SINCE 1872 Member Federul Reserve System Member t'cdcral Deposit Insurance Corporation POMEROY R·UTtANil \ ~ Baker Furniture ENTERPRISE E.U.B. CHURCH (Rt. 33 North) June 3-14 (9-11:30) PICNIC Frldoy afternoon- June 14th PROGRAM Sunday Evening, 7:30-June 16th - I I IT'S TODAY'S BEST ' I PAINT VALUE - ........ . VALLEY I I LUMBERandSUPPI,Y • "Quality Our Motto" 5, 2nd Ave. Middleport --- LOOK AT THIS! New - From Your G-E ' Dealer I as low as $695 1954 Buick VI's As low as $1 ,395 1952 Buicks Five (Inc ear• from good homes. Most ~eries and typea. 3 Specials & 2 Supers. Owned by careful owners. Most of these ears we sold new and servleed since new. With an~ without Dynaflow. W'ngto"r-Minlall ... cWr...;1'1111t,..." ~ 1955 Buick VB Special · · $1,795 1954 Dodge VB · · · · · · · · · · $1,295 2 dr. Sedan. Dyl)aflow drlvr . Onr local ownrr . .... fOUl . . IAa I IGI iuu,IIIAICICIIIIIIII Coronet 4 dr. Sedan. Owned by local service sta· lion man. Automatic shift. R&ll. Like new blue-white finish . .... m Wll A-cu•• • t<HAlltiatl•i u...rit 1955 Buick VB Special · · $1,895 1954 Pontiac 8 cyl. · .... · $1,095 2 dr. "Hard Top." Exceptional In every way. Only 19,096 actual miles. ~ I 1955 Dodge VB · · · · ·· ·· · $1,995 ' 4 dr. -Sedan. Really clean ln•ide and out. 1956 Oldsmobile "88" · · $2,395 4 dr. Dlx. Sedan. Hydramatic drive. Spuklinl Le•• than 14,000 miles hy one careful _owner. Hydramatlc drive. R&ll. 1956 Oldsmobile · · · · · · · · $2,595 Super "88" 2 rlr. "Hard Top." Only t3,1168 miles. Hydramatlc. Power Steering and hrakes. I ! q\ i '~ . .1956 Pontiac VB · · ··· ·· · $2,295 1953 Pontiac 8 cyl. · ·· · · · · · $995 Now with thf' new original two tone blue-white finish. 1953 Iuick Special · · · · · · · · $995 I bfJt/8U-At!T/()II Cleans ruas and floors with fewer strokeal ' Tw.o brushes and full-width r.ollera. 1951 Buicks as low as · · · · $495 Four real buys. IOid. $ TRUCKS 1955 Ford' VB 2 ton ... $1,795 ltlrl Dodge 2 dr. Sedan ....... . .. $395 ltl! Plymouth 2 dr. Seeton ....... f4.95 1111 Pnatlae 2 dr. Hydramatlr .. .. . $555 ltll Chevrolet 2 dr. Sedan ........ •495 l t.,l Plymouth Ur ... ..........., . $295 liJJ Cu1hman Motor Scouter . ..... $115 I llpt CbMTolet I dr••............ $19& Stake Body. One local owner. ',: ' )' .., .. .. _ ....... , • STOiiES.WILl • ' , .. • ALWAYS IIADY 1954 GMC V2 ton Dlx. . $995 FOR ACT_ION . Low mileage. One l_ocal owner. 1951 Chevrolet V1 ton $350 Pickup. 104 Yean of Servlee ••J.'rom Buutel to Bulen" l' 004 l•!t or 308-M cempto~ • ROLLS EMILY • CLEA,..S ·EASILY 1954 Chevrolet 12 ton .. $1,095 B-.AETTNARS '.v with Dump. 10 X 7· Dump body. 8.211 Tires. 2 sp. axle. Has never been used In strip mine. Pl~kup. • rug. candI Roor unltl ·; dr. Sedan. Dynaflow drive. Light grey with dark grey top. \ 2 dr. Sedan. Only 3.6711 miles. Has never been WEEK-END SPECIALS ,.. 1954 Chevrolet "210" · · $1,095 Custom Royal 4 dr. Sedan . Less than 17,000 miles. Fully equipped with Pow<•r Steering, Power brakes. Power window•. Best radio and heater. Dodge's finest and best series. Automllt.ic shift. 4 dr. Sedan . I Dlx . 2 dr. Spotless original dark green fimsh. Standard shift. Carefblloeal owners. ' . Poflleroy, Oblo lj ' . _,.,, . Ohle Phonea: 522 306-M / S.e Your Fovorite G.E ' Portable Appliance , Dealer ~r.~;:~r~, EWING'S StORE .&~iddi~~rt ·H R FI~StONE · ., • / . 1 .. I ' I I •' I • • !. ' ' ' � 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. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper 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 May 31, 1957 heaton holter quillin