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WHAT Will-THEY-COME OUT WITH?~ ) • ;:;'.,.·.:·Oa.:;all::y:.;Se;,;,;;.nlln;;;:,;•;;.l,.:.Pom.;,::,e_roy.:..:·MI.:.;;,ddl:..e;:.port..:._,:..o..;,:..J_un_e_I.;_lD_s_7_ _ The Daily Sentinel DKVOTIID TO JNTE&ESTS OF 111!/GS MASON AlUL\ . j •' This hmt: It looks like a good chance In all hkelthood next November voters of Me1gs County wiLl wnte yes or no to a $200 000 bond Issue to build a veterans memonal hospital here It 's been a long time on the stove If JUSt one volcr over half of those voting approve the proposltJOn IS ready to serve At this early stage the pubhc wl11 want to have the, answers to at least two questwns They are 1 Wh) and how has there beoo the shift lrorn a 65 per cent majority to a plam majonty needed to approve the ques ~-/} Above It was Implied that "this time 11 looks like a good chance There has been a hard core of hoapital tupporters In thla "?unty totalling approxlmotely 55 per cent 01 the voters golna"to the polls that h ed bo • II approv every nd Issue lor that puH:ose except one aoklng f500 000 several yeura 110 ere iB little reason to believe they will desert the ship now PLAN GUEST NIGHT Guest Naght wall be observed when the Pomeroy Garden Club meets Monday June 3 at 7 30 p m at the ttome of Mrs Roy Betz me with Mrs Edward Baer as co bestes.!l I 82 S[Sn On 810 Cm::le 3 Ranch ~ llOO I 110 500 5SO 545 600 630 700 800 900 9 3• RUw!iACE SALE to oo 10 30 t2 3Q 40 10 RUARK REPORT CARAMEL her mama although ltttte Jano at 18 Is what Is known " a dish Mrs Ermal ScbreckeiJJOst of Parkersburg w Va eal,ed on her Gracie s ,;ot four <.'" five he d tist(lr Mrs Dea.n Brinker Sunday afternoon of k1d' and ao has Mary Grace Joyce Car1on Dor-othy Cirele No One 11on Is eaptnln of thrKaren Holter Robert Smith and football team and Mpry s N one 111 entermg Duke mf!dJca Billy Carleton all attended the Coschool next year £1ut despite 11 1 op meeting at the Pomeroy Senior the ravages or yean nnd war an Hi.~h School ~~day nl&bt Mr and V.rt Wilmer Circle of children my ex gab are st ll more than marriageoable even GalllpoUs called on Mrt Mary with the tempering ,r time nnrl Circle and aon Melvin Tueaday Mr and Mrs James Clrole ud 1 woulrl cheerfully marry them all If Mama thetr hu•bands uod .!lon .ftickey ot Sprlnahlll W V• the laws of bigamy would hoi M'r and Mn Georte CirCle and daughter Carol of Pomeroy and ,un for 11 one of thu compliments to mv Billy Cerleton were dinner IUHII early good taste In dames l<l thuh vinMn Tbur~ay husband~r une-rringly ~~~ Of the of cblcks round theln~lv~s ROOd guy 1-doctou lawyer~ -n\ercbauts who &hoot a low 80 goU game IIIlTH ANNOUNCED Mr and Mrs Jame& Dorgan Jr Harrisonville are announczng the \llrtb Of 8 e% pound fOD James Timothy lla;Y 27 at Sehaekel 8 5, SIGN ON ' CliDlc Mason W Va Grand 7 00 Today parents are Mr and Mrs James 9 00 Boraan Sr and Mr and "'Mrs 10 00 Romper Room The Prt~ !a Right James Law Columbul 10 30 Trutb or Consequenet-t 1100 Tie Tae Dough • LIVE Willi 11 30 It Could Be You The May meeting o! the EUB 12 00 Cunent Live W1re Class WQS beld at tb 100 My Uttle Marsle home or Mra K J Scott and t I 30 Tennessee Erme cc.-boslesaea were Mrs Berna d 200 Matinee Theater Leivmg Mrs S H Re1tm1re Mrs 1 300 Queen for .a Day Howard BUrriS and Mrs Ivan 3'5 ~dern Romances The new oUieer&. were m Shawver ch•re:e when. the WSCS met ::.1' Mrs Howard Burris was lead r Tuetday at tbe ehurcb with Mrs 1nd the theme waa Mother A Vlr~td !lotllh DTelldent. presidlnll short bu.!ltness meeting was con MT.s Freda M1Uer cave the ---'--,-I!ICripture readln.J and pray('r CHAN'\J'EL 13 MONDAY waa offered by Mrs Ralph Grov"" 10 59 Sign On Mrs wm Jeffers snd Mrs Ralph 12 00 Noon New.!l Parker 12 1~ Neighbors 8 00 L1re On The Farm Mrs Purley Karr presented 12 30 Llberaee 8 30 Captain Kangaroo the proaram as her tcpie ~b.re 1 oo The Feminine Touch 9 ao Mighty Mouse Playhouse His Glory Reptesentint the B1s 2 00 Afternoon Ftlm Festival 10 00 Lucky 8 Rancb hop In the PhJIIpplnes was Mra 3 3[) f 1fe Wltll Elizabet) 10 30 Taler of te Texas Rangen Dena wmdsor and the milston i 00 Cartoon-rnub 1\ oq l!Ig Top aries Mrs G L Mlcbael and 5 00 Mtckey Mouse Club 12 00 The Lone Ranger Mrs E B Knight 6 00 Five Star Final 12 so Lite ln USA Guesta prea:ent were Rev ' a 1~ John Daly New!l 12 45 Baseball Prevtew 1 Grove Mrs Henry Beaver and 6 30 Wire Serv Ce Game or the Week 12 55 Tommie Darst 7 30 Voice of Firestone Feature Report A 00 Rev and M~ Grove will soo • 8 00 Prf!si Conference be teavlnJ and Mrs Windsor a 30 't'op Tunes and New Talent 4<30 TV Clusroom l spoke bneny on behalf or the 11 00 Marshall College 500 A1r Power group expressing rt'grets ami 10 00 Newg of the Night 5 30 Rango Rider eommendmg lhem on the goo 1 10 10 Theatre 13 600 Zane Gi'i!Y Theatre work thoy aceompillhed while m 11 30. The J.~e NEJWS 11<,30 Show our m!C!st Mrs Grove respondeJ 1,,1~1:;3;;5,;;;S;;Ig;;n;;;,;O;;;''f==;;;;;;;;;;==•• 700 tbankmg all for their cooperatwn 800 Gale Slorm Show The birthdays of Mrs Karr and SRO Playhouse Mrs M-arion Wood were obstrve I GuMmoke Refreshment! of tee cream ~olden Playhouae rake and Iced tea were served 'J' e J~ntt> Sbow Co-hostenes were P..tn Ra~rh Parker Mrs Joe Bailey Mr" MONDAY Wlnc1sor Mrs Clyde Calvert and 7 00 J1ptm1e Dean Mrs Mabel van Mete1 7 30 .Bllaton Bladde u GO Captain Kangaroo 8 30 Corliss Archer BASHAM I 00 Garry Moore Ralph Edward Trussell son of 9 so Alltbur Godfrey Mr and Mrs Stanley 'l'r)18seU ol 10 30 Str1ke It R1eh Balhln and Mlsa ~hrtha Jean 11 00 V\llliant Lady Jqrkbart dauahter of M.r and Mra 11 15 Love of Life 1 Pet~ Klrkllart of New York were 11 SO Seareh for Tomorro\lf married on May ' at Brookvttle II fG GUid(bg Lilht lrld Mr and Mn Bill Youn1 ot 12 00 Katie s Kitchen Middleport were their only at 1130 As the World Turn• tendant• 1:00 Our !4181 Brookl Lut Monday evenJn& 1 laree 1 SO HoliJeparty crowd of tr~enda IQ.d nelahbon 2 00 D11 Payolf 11ve tbem an old lubloned bellln1 2~0 Bob Crotby Show and thower tt the home of bit parenll 'they recieved miD)' lovety and uHful 11na flom thote preMitr•nd from many tbat were unable to attend • Jet cream c:a)l;e potato chlP,I 12 til SliD On coffee anq punch w~re ierved 1 00 Movle1 about 80 fdettl ' 30 Comedy Party The new fMr and Mra Trullell lli:bo Two-Guo Playbouae are rnldlnJ at Apt S Brownell e oo .Let'• ll'alt n OYer Ave, Middleport, Ohio He 111 em 1 25 Newa and Sports Headllnec ploy~ with the Kaiser Construe. 130 l':QIIOUI F!lon Fellivol ' 8 00 !IJll ta~n.. Welk Show 1 CHESTER -- drive Codtlla" onil mix • rent Moon ,lass Without exceptio the ehlldren are wonderful ., ' bofta or the p•renh 1 could rur ln<lance opot tittle Jone or U«te L'!lroilo on the str..t and oa\1 you the ourname without fear of a-ra:ument The juntor Jane' h'\" mama 2& years 110 and Laurens Payne WaiJaee G1oves Ml 3 Jr tlu aJI hil 'PIPI'I tralta II Nell Orovea. Clendenin W Vll well 11 hiJ appearance Fred Grove• So Cbule.sto All theMe peop)e Uve ln tl'la Mr ani! Mra Fred Grah•m and kind of houRa you would b.a ~e Mr 1nd Mrs Luther Onhun liked to live ln II you'd marritd I eft Hand W Va Mr and llr• them-..bouset wltb trees and toben Dlckaon. Mr and Mr1 dens and big apacioua TlmbHns Funeral servlre• for EYt!rel fto)' Vlne)'ald and Mn M•xln, rooma fonver fUled t wlth relaxeJ P!lmewood were h!!ld frum t 1c Creamer 111 l)f Coolville Mr al'ld klda There Is no juvenile delin MetbodJ1t Church In Thppcn Mra C1rl Rieh~UJ~on and Mr antt quency Mere In the sense we re•l4 Plains Wedne11day at 2 p }I Mra Gnnt VIneyard all o( Day about It Sure one of the kldt11 beer and m1ybe Wi\h Rftv John Elwood putor of ton Mr and Mn Dille Vlneyll'd 1et an extra prang a tar or .slttor haa to 00 0 Mr and Mrt the Fore•t Run Mt'thodlsl ( h11rc~ T1lmad1e otl!ciaUni hmaa Vtneurd Belpre Mns talked out of marrylnr a dfelm <"bildrol'l boat In her senior y~ar in hlch Special mush': WI..• provided b\ 'YIUdred ~,1Un1 and M1N P'loda Vtneyaro ~ehoool But nothina very bad Fr~~teland Norrb Bur al w11 ~ 1 1 Canton and Mfl. Gut happeno !hat dldn\ happen to oll 'he Chrtltlan Cemelery and P-'1 Columbua Mt Of US. Wendt fkenbur1 _ beuel'l were hh n,.phew' 1 haYe noticed that tbP.)' aU yetComln1 from out ot town we l sir and no-ma m and ~leaa,o .t.nd N VI ARRIVAL Mr 111n.d Mrt Homer Damewoo tbant you very wei~ and, th•t and fOD Worthy Mr and Mn and Ml'l Emmett Enyiand they haft 1a W'Ohdertullf wu'J Herman Weatrall an I chlldren of Mr Pa~ keraburp are annountln'f affection and Ntpeet tor Ma and .ktren and Rodney En1ut We• the birth o( a .an Kim Heward Pa tn the l'louna 1 'tt vtal..ted r.u Charlet Ftlncuc-o Rnrl lUI on May 28 at the Camden Clarlt th,. mutual l!lr.lnc be'tween parer~t Charle. J~ 11J o't Akron M'l Ho1pltal m Pukenburfl The baby ond ahll<l 1a complitely w~d'!l " Myrtle Damewood Nvrth f\1nK weajhed .even pounds foualeon YUle Mr and Mn Owen Dam ~"­ ouncea at blr~ Mn Englend Ia ful There 1.1 no ehildren'a ho¥tt wood Mechanicsburt o lh " the lor~ *":forJe Howard no adult a hour Much of the lime, arldreu each other eimply as Dan1 FeU and daughter Naom 1 dauthttr ot Kl' and Mu Stev.. they Friend .. London 0 Mr and Mr.!! Jlarlt-y Howar~ of li.,Uord. Everett Damewood Funeral Services ••t Held 1'ednesday On the tnta1he aide 400 Comedy Tame 480 Moyaetu:De530 Cartooos 641 News Picture 800 Superman 8 30 W!athereut 833 Sporta Eye 6 4$ NBC News 700 Produeer a Showeaae 830 Robert MontJ:omery Soldiers of Fortune 10 00 Badge 714 uo 10 30 New• Headllnea 10 30 Nitewatch l200 Tonia:ht 100 stan off WCHS-TV Chan neG 8 - - - -- Satvrday- Channell ~~~;-'Jif,,on WJEH Meigs County News 11:50 a.m. Daily to Sunday- Channell t 09 Lamp Unto My Feet 9 10 10 11 11 3D 00 30 00 90 12 00 12 1 2 2 3 4 30 30 00 3D 30 00 ~ 00 ~,JO SCJIUfday - Chanilll13 On Your Radio Dial t Ohve lngrah.._ !fO OD'rt lubll,. 10 00 iiOih 'Celituey Tbooter 11 9 Si;II Off 8 30 Alfred Hitchcock 8 00 ~ 000 Challenge 9 30 Wbat's My Line 10 00 Sund&y NeWt Special 10 1~ The Late Show Secret Storm 3 3Q E<11e qf Ntght 4 00 The Early Show ft 30 Your EYQ RepOrter IS 45 Spvta Parade S 6G Weatherman 6 00 Action 6 lS Douilaa Edwarda 8 30 !Iobin Hood 7 00 Burn• 6 Allen 7 30 Talent scouta I 00 I LoVe Lucy 8 30 Deeember Bride Iii 00 Stud1o One 10 00 1Jp-to-the-Minuutle~:~~ § 10 05 Seunlna the 11 10 10 Tbe Late Show Dolt II 00 lUO :~ 230 300 330 •oct uo 500 615 630 80Q uo 035 1130 11111 Writer ............ -- Aijl\le Oakley 7 00 E• 'ujl,lvan SliP!' 8 dO GE THeater 0:00 11 30 The Ll!le New• Look Up & Live UN In Attlon Camera Three 1 Let I Take A o~."rtp Wild Blll Hickok HeekJe and leckie Badge & Bullets Big Pucture We Beheve Fate the Nation CBS Sunday News Ody111ey The Last Word 6 00 LasSie 6 30 Jack Benny ~pot on 990 Midary~C=trc=1e:-a=n=d~o~on~Ke:l~tt~o~n:cC;o::-ai:R~o~v~e~o•~w;ood;.=;W~V~a-:­ ATOMIC EXPOSURE-SHUNNED WIAz,TV CHANNI~ I 110•10 Si&a uo 10 15 Chrbltlan Sclenee ~~ 10 30 What One P~nou: 11 00 Tbia Is The Life 11 3(t MI.Q 1() Man .&5 Industry oa Parade CONSISTBNT DBPBNDABLB Jti!Sl/LT8 WANT ADS PHONE 598 ll 30 TV Chapel 1 00 Cbamplonslrlp Bowlla1 2:-00 Youtb Want& to Know ba.eb.\11 2 30 Zoo Parwde Sky King "1.1 00 Wide Wide World Sports Eye • 30 outlook New!f Picture t5 00 Meet the Pres1 R.oy Roa:er.s !S 30 Statesmen Quarte'..te 5 45 News Picture Sa'urd11y Ni.gbt Jamboree 6 QO Tales or &enral Uneera Perry Como 6 30 Ctrc:u.a Boy Ceanr s Hour 7 00 Steve Allen Show 8 00 Alcoa Hour GP.orge Gobel 9 OQ LOretta Young ShltW Your Hit Parade 9 30 Rosemary Clooney TBA 10 00 TBA 10 30 .NeW!I lleadUnes 1 ;rjews and &porta , St1n Off1 110:43 Nltewatch Nitewatca 12 00 SliD Off I Jopma- stranger u allowed to f&t Into the family to a t>t>lnt where there aeems little ditference be tween the junlora and the sen lors Ma s old boy rriend almo t quahf1es on an adqlt level with BY ROBERT c RUARK the kids which Is to say you po:'~~~~~YN ha~ a ~ep~e~uJ, oon t feel uneasy , or at all old ambitiOn to rome bock to call o amongst the youna UM It is very po'asible that I am the early ..:als m h1s l1fe and to ov~rly sentimental but this J <~f theck in afh r all these yea1 s 01 tlng back to basic »eclnnlngs b1<t whelher your taste waB any goo 1 been a very powerful experlenc~ 1 wish to r eport that my taRt" And I must say I m ]hooud or m~ wu II a p mph' youthexcellent l recently~vcnsh ned up the early tapte in lassies Up to now none has turned tnto 1 pumpkin car opa 1d a htlle e"lra attent1 (Copyright 1957 1\y Jfnlterl to fmger nails crcase8 in panl!l Feature S ndw1te Inc) Ahn·ed unnece'ssarz!y and wez t courting I wlCnt to !we Gracie m line town and Mar1an m .anoth r and Jane m anothf'r and Mar CARMEL Is sttll another I haven t got Mr and M s Wilbur; Bissell and around to Nan vt!t but I m ga11 son Lon~ Bottom Vlstt(;d Mr and ng on 1t despite some obv1ous Mra J>ou.:ias Circle a"d family dis 01 dvantages orte disadvantage u a woman Sunday Sue Ellen Circle sp•t Monday who beau my name 11ftcr 1iJ an'd Tuesday with Dordl:hy Buth of marital years- who Is rf!markable Spiller nnd who ls ge nerall y known ; Mr and M s Ross Roush oJ Gal G nny The olher druwbark~ 11re hpohs were recent guesh of Mr ~evt>ral large form1duhle hu" hands and about a hundred and Mrs l,.loyd Roush and son Mr and Mt'N Hayman Barnltz young uru who all play {ullbael< and sons of Lincoln Heliht.8 were on the football team Courtln Sunday evemnK auesls of Mr and under these <llfficultHJs hkC!JI J Mrs De11n Brinker bit or doing but l have clutch Florence 11.nd Lmda ClreJe called my flowen firmly ~' hann al d on Mrs C [ Arnold of Athen• showed up ten minu les early Road Monday The thlnR that amazr-s me mo~t Mr and Mra Jlanson Holter of Is that after nil th~e yeors f'!vcry Forrest Run called on Mr~ MlfY body Is still very pretty and Clrclt Tuesday •ftcrnoqn the same quaht:v or w t and In Mr1 and Mrs Dour.ln Circle telllgeuee I sought unknowlnlolll ealled on Mr and Mrs Lewi1 Qull then atlll manages to pcrs1sl to- len of Long Bottom Frldly dnv Jane~ balr IS completelv Florence "nd Sue Ellen Circle white and she has four kid!! but viJlted Mr and Mrs Buren Dun Uttle Jane stm am t a' pretty a' can or Clifton W Va Frlday - I 12 OQ O!l to Adventore 12:16 W!lal"s Yout Trouble Monday ' - TELEVISION GUIDE ~ Y/SAZ -TV ,Chanmd 3 Satvrclay-Channel3 I Sunday True Story 11 30 Deteetlves Diary Point Lane Grocuy Lincoln Heaghts The proceeds w1U ., be 12 00 Down on the Farm placed m the Pomeroy Emergency 12 30 Hopalong Cassady Squad Heart Reactor Fund ,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1 100 TBA The JOF Cllu of the United MethodiSt Church wtll sponsor a Rummpg~ Sale J:unt! 5-7 m the Brown bulidlne W~t Main St i.-----·1 tion' approval Daily Sentinel Day Book sponsor a.n 1ce cream soc1al Fri day evemng June 7 in front of the Hospital Question Looks Like Goocl Chance This Time As Plan Is To Seek Bare Mo jority 01 Vote Approval voters' -· ··'lll1--.......-- • t+~ .... 9SO Gumb)' ICE CREAM $OCJ,(L 1000 Fury The Sew Rate Sewlna: Cl ub will 1030 Capt Ua.llant Olllo. iUbeertption nt¥ DeUvery by ('JTf'ier where available 30 eents per 1reek.: ooe vear In advance tt The Dally Sentmel office $U fiOjj w .raoatha $7 80 tbree m011tha 13 90 By motor route where an able Gne month $1 By .mall one year $8 Iii monthJ $t2JI three molfbl. ~ one month, Sl Publiahed every afternoon except Sunday by The Obto Valley Sen fiDeL lnc at 110 llec.Mnic St Pomeroy 0 BueiDess offiee phoae Ill editorial office phorlll' 397 laid for the 1958 vote Close scrutiny of plans lor the lnsUtu tion to date are scheduled nqt week with the architect out ot Wheeling While ft!deral funds are still available the trus tees could see ho wtnt in going to thq voters •lain asking for a sum of money which might not be enough Can you' That happened once before In 1946 The amount or the I I I evy a ways can be reduced Jt cannot be Jncrea.sed without 7 Tbe annual r•mjl, ptcnj.c of the Auxiliary of the M.iddleRort Fire Department will De held Mljlnday at 6 p m at the Roadside Part - profit association T he answers to both theSe questions has been yes Mr Ber nard Fultz of the law firm Webster and Fultz, has given 8 dear road ahead !llgn &nd Tuesday night the trustees took action to get the ho!lpltal show on the road a'aln Why •200 000 Instead of '100,000' Co ts h s ave r 1lilen s1nee two years 110 when first plans were - · AUXILtARY PICNIC lliCMAIID S. OWIN- GINIIIAL MANAGER \ lliYNOLD I GRIINil- IDITOII NaUoaal tdftrtia~J:l.& repreaentatlvt~ Bottl.nelll Kimball, Ine.. Ml t.lutoa A\"e New YOiir: City US N Y lntered aa ~ elau m•illoJ matter at the poft oltloe tt Pom 2 And why 1s $200 000 bemg asked mstead of f!QO 000 as was asked 1n 1956' These questions can be answered with reasonable clarity I he first IS a matter of law and legal mterpretat!on of the law as related to our peculiar circumstances in Meigs County The other refers to that ever present fact of 19501Bh Amer1 cana nsmg costs of construction and plain good sense Or1gmally a 10 year tax levy was approved by a heavy rna~ JOnty of voters In 1946 to raise $150 000 for a memorial to veterans It was voted under authonty of the veterans' rnem ona1 statute requiring a 65 percent fllltJOrlty ThrOUjlh,tLiech nlcal error at law bonds could not be sold against the levy It all had to be collected By the lime the levy expired laat year valuatlons In Ia>< duplicates had hiked the take to slightly In excess ot $200 000 The rfloney was and Is available • Meanwhile three other attempt.o at ral•lni addllioDal funds to match w1th federal and state funds were made at the polls All were defeated The moat recent was lilt November when It was felt on architectS' advJce, that flOO 000 would be auffl c1ent to complete a 45 bed institution when add~ to the levy s '200 000 plus H1l1 Burton funds (one-third of tb~t total cost) rv.o of these ballot attempts were made under the same code au th on ty th evet erans memorta I stal ue requIrina ....... 85 per cent In the meantime in 1948 a vistUng common pleas court JUdge ,..uled in a test case here that ttle 1946levy money could be used for a hospHal BB a memorial for veterans, although the people voted on the question of a memorial for veterans It was clear that the public had understood they were voting for a hospital ShU, there was that technlca;Uty This past wmter persons set back but not diJcourased by h t ~ 1956 November defeat on the hospital, prevailed upon Rep George A Meinhart to have a bJil approved in the gener f al a.ssembly reducing the maJority required for approva.I from M5 pu cent to 55 per cent They also wanted the Jaw to say 'the memonaJ questton could be presented in a special elec tion unclouded 10 voters eyes by other bond questions M M r elnhart prepared such a bill By the tim.s.tt came up for fmal senate vote however It Wa'S feasible onfi!9 have the reduction pf majonty from 65 per cent to 60 per cent Also a memoria) question the new Jdw said could be oUered voters at prJ mary and general not specially called elections This not unreasonable emasculation WR>S due purely h) the pphtlcal rressures against the bHI as originaJly proposed The i ,act on o Mr Memhart served one outstanding purpose tt kept the Issue a.live ln the public mind Followmg a post defeat meeUng of the local Veterans Me mona) Board ot Trustees Jast fall an exhaustive legal opmion was requested on what exactly Could be done in the future Special study was f.lven the possibility or ptesenUng the ques i t on to voters aga n under the county hospital section of the Ohio code Here only a b&re majority is requlred The big poivt to he settled was whether or not the f200,000 raised earlier coul~ legally be used with funds raised under a differ ent section of the code md also whether or not a memorial hospital so financed could be leased by the county to 8 non • ( O'IRifN & CROW Realty COIIIJI!IIJ SAIJ!'-.Ten atrea on tllimtc Sewn nell' Che•ter up to 88 Dc.rea •v:allable U de•ired RATES Ralph Ruasell, Pom,oroy Ohio 6-J8.'11.P rooltll blsement 6 roy Pbone 803 :Y Sugu Lump Fancy Ml1ted Draft T-eaford, S)Tielllle, 8D7 M S,Hik: lll'lVIVAI- 'llEE'nNG ' ~t Rozel ltarUIItl CABIN, 60 x 10 to be moved Ideal for 1mall b3me or cabl~ June 8 with Evongellot;" Rev J lv Cl!eodto, 700 W: Malo St Erneat 'J'hoimu, Putor, DOl} r Pomeroy 6-1ltp Ia, Ctrclo. HHik: Conimunity 1:1AM SHOOT ChUI'Cb - ltaelnr. -iioo.iiOA~:~ Pllnruns Mill Juae 2 ~te - - - -.~-,.----1 121 Card Of Thanks eondlUoa Farm mnvlUe ~ 28-Jcres sh and bathr double garage l);o~s&, two eh!c ken bousea btilldlntll e:x.trl' room• harp, brOoder good condition. On ~¢ate b.i.gh way Let 01 1how you tbls on" ~esidence elolle-tn, !our room~ large poreh aarden other buildings blacktop I'Olld f3,60<) •.able model Realdence Haippy HoUow road Jt'bnine m'lftll&. A 1,.. condition eight acrea, five rooms. $2 100 $'711 00 M~tia waabin1 ma.eh Retldenee Pomfl'Oy aeven too .s Jne $26 00 Charle.a People1" and bath large lot $3,500 Pbone 413 or CJ084.'M 6-Sl.J+tl Re.-dence, close JD tbree rooms MINNOWS, worma ind ni.J"-t porch ~xlra nice lot, $2 200 trawleJ'I See Bib Qualll Ke r Farm 120-aerea aeven room St Pomero,J.o29.6tp bot.LII la!'le ~ other out We wiab to expl'fl$ our •pprt!Cla UoD 1nd ~.thanb to the EWJng Fuoeral Home Re\ John E wood, .Freeland Norris Mr$ Jobn Scott pall bearers, tho 1 tending fiowen and to every '~~~~~~~ _,uddinga timbertflke fruit plen aty water Better a look ~ne wbo belped (n any ,...,,. Wlll sell my Face e1eetrlc coneole thl• one / l during the lllnesa ud death of for b'U price 224 SL Farm 1SO.acres seven room oul' father E\'Uett M Dame5-»3tc bouse lara:e barn good loe Mra Helen Damewood wood. 1:10n owner 1a old and wants Lester and Etlef!n 8-11te 3 well riga terms HOO.OO up to sell Muke us 111. offer Walter Davb B1lthnore Obi Earl D Mender 1\ealtor We WIBh to expreas our thank_. 34:1! Pataskala G--28.f.ltp Pearl Parker Agent Pom£roY, Ph. 201 ahd 'lPF'Ciation to Home th' Rawo Unp.Coatl Funeral tH-31< the Middlt!port Ernergeocy Aiuntfnum eombl~tloa. atorm aad Squad to the mlnlster.s and tcreen wiDdowa and door« Steel eingers and to the l(1ddleport and alummum awnlnl• and caaGood Qelll Used Cm J..odge No 383 F 1: A M. opies C•U WilUara Radford ~ Hotlall The Halley and Counts Famtly Boct Sprlaga s 2 lmop ~ !:::=:===:::===~~ m 6-1 Jf4:J GRAVELY TRACOOR SALES and Bervlee R A Flillaw 512 B Sa~fOnite :J.!UU&Ie - 1,4ne Cedar Malo SL Pomeroy 4 27 tl Che&tl - loAU Window Faftl__ Frlgidalre Betrlgeratora. I•Dr Furnhure. MlckUePort, Ohio 4291! II rooms anct bath completeLY 1 edecor•-1ed lnt1de and onl Call at SO!Y-w: 1"'JiWin St Pomeroy evenings 6-l..Jte FOUND--S\J'aY Beagle Pup ideo 5. room house with b51th situated ' llf)' pay for this ad Tueke"'on CHester Road See Walter Middletqrt man Grocery Ward tt Five Polnta prlll Sa' tllr11 Y 3-318to C Sun. 6-1l1C' 1 l!illl METROPOLITAN :AVTO SALES H"dq011rtoto lor 1141 For Rent (() 1.:ost & F&und 18bl Auto Sei'Vices a. S. BAWLlRGS SOliS 00 - H . . , _ Servf,., D17 ~ur Rod..-y Downing . 111'!1V'JIANCB AGENCY pt,. ...._.Ito. -ftii L.,._ 1114- ACCIHN'I' C.W.fllt Real rJtate iroker MIDDLEPORT, OHIO PHONU 6tll 1.:,.::.::= __:__._,......__PhOlle 821'1 Ntaa\ l'b011e ---~ . f)()!)(IJ: • ~YMOUTB lllW<&BS I • II (81 Auto Soles !tiM Olda Super 88 2 dr Hill' I Top: f2,1510,00< Olll! 13,1Ht1 Dilles, J!)-dl'atQoU., power ateer and brakea Bl•ettnar's Pom•'1'Y 6-21.Sto !tiM Po~llac V8 2 dr Sedan $2,2ftll OQ Oob 3 6'J5 mit.., \J ts never beea soUl 'Blaettnar s ins Pomero7 5-31-Gte ltfOII Doilga VB Custom Rl>yal • dr Sedan •litH 00 Powe· 11teer~ng bralcet. WJ.ndow.a, H Blaettnu 1, Pomeroy Jl 4r IHI.fk: 19110 Bu!CiV&spectat 2 dr Hard Top. $1 895 00 ~etptlonal 1r evety w.,y, only 19 OJd mU ,. Blaeur.ar's• .Pomeroy l-31-6~t ·- HI.ftc !tiM Pontla< 8 eyL DJ.. 2 $1,tttt5 oct Spollou WI BU'Y mucYUUL I IIAMI ICUP I!ION- MilTAU OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. - '- ~ orli!Aal &rt!en ttnl1b, c~rerul lOC!il. ow 1 era Blaettlar s Pomeroy Hl.fk: lllvoue Common CountJ, wut be tor or •ft41r the 111 d.J ofJuly and thai Jlid d.. fendaat"'la ~uii'ed to 11.'"nswer the NJIJI on or ~fore the slid lit day ollult, IJM ITll ANNA Sll B¥ E W PEOI'lJ!S Ant:ORNIW 18, :Ill, (6) l, 8 15 22. 6te , NEW YORK Up - There• a bua:e pot of gold in the form of multi million-dollar pay-afofOU televlliCtn de~ waJtlna ror Brooklyn Dod~ and New Giantl in Callfonua. The deal wu made public wheD Mark Sullivan pretident ol tbe Telephone aDd Telegnpb s11d in SU Franellco FricllY nrm b negotiatlns With tbe nl was aU turned m Pla111 wue t • thered toward~ wvint tbe alum• Newlywe.ds Are Honored Guests At Buffet Supper ar. banquet. lnatallattOD or of~l Hr and Joha B.eDty Ru. cers Waf poatponed ur.til latr. oell (Julie S.,ler) reeent oew!Jo. Tbelma HendeHOn led tbf! p ro- wed• were tueftl Of hollOJ' .& 1 eram on .. We Gave Because ·~re. lhower ud bullet iupper WedLove taken up m dirllogue form nesdaJ evea!q at the bo,ae o( Hr We bave lor , Tbe meetint doted witb prayer aOd lin. Ar!r1e PI~ Point INTERESTED BVYI!BS by Garnet WJnd.land Quart.erl)" Pleuant, W Va;: The: table war at reports were made out after th ~ tn.etive with a 1aee: e-over and a TWO NICE HOIFJ in Monkey meeting The boftela served home eenterpiece of wlllte FCIIel with Rua. Pomeror Medium ~ made ice cream and ca <e wb•te eandlea and Jreenery oo ~nder $0000 The next meeUnJ wlll be bel~ tt eitber aide the borne of Helen Woode o The couple reee.I'Ved a number 84)U~ID 7 ROOM HOME, both; itla,lron Corp ol New York to tet June IS. ofslflti. aU utilltieJ WriiJit St , Poma com box closed clte\dt ttleAlfred. Grange will observ ... .Present were Kt and Krt. Ir~ networt on tbe Welt Coat eroy Two llrJe toll odlohi,lnJI! Rural Life June 2 at the Onn.... ~ tel,l, llr and Mn. liany IIWet. and when the two elubl tramPriced to aelt at $6,1100 Cburch at 2 o•ctoct with Re Ill. aod lin. lat.er Rwsell J(r there Moffett deUvenng tbe meuage 1nd Mn Roter CUJluDll' and $u-The Dodger~ Jt Wit reported JOL SEVERAL LARGE farm proCarrie Swartz recently •pent a •anna Arnold, an of Pomeroy, week at the homf! or heJ" 1011-ID- Mr •nd Mn L D GreeA and ebJJ.. 1 Mn Alma Bro1ro law a:n6" daugbter M.r and Mr • dren, Sandra Lou and BWy, Nno Of)eDiiiDI lbe e11d with ' and Mrt. Joe PhiWpa; and Ylllttnc Rex O'Brien helpmg to care Cor Haven INTERESTED PER&0NS her daughter wbo wa• Ul of Mila Mary AuiDiller Hartford, frienda SHOVLD CALL 452 llr aod lin. WUbur Stewart and Mr and Mrs loha DyU and vtr'UI pneumon&a To See The.., Good B11ys ~ fi'Odl llere auendins tbe lou, laet and Gary Kra Belen son Gary ol Xenia. and I& and C1theriue Stewart and ehlldreo, faren Mn. lerald WoOdrum and daugb.. celebratiOD oJ Jln tetJ Vletie and Debbie, Of Da)toD Woode 1 97th- birtbdaJ Sunday a Ja:mq. aDd Ralph. IIJ'J. Fannie ipent the week end with tbelt the H11Jcrest Home at Athens PranclJ and Mn BGu E Stewart. were Mr and lfn Chu: D Jl,lson, W Va , )lr and Mn: l.ek father Sam Dyke Woode Mra Role Carr Mr and Fowler and dana:bte!', Tamll"a Mr Mr and Mra GUN Smlth 1nd L8GAL NO'TI~E and Mtt Ora Hiftbp .and son Mrs Jewell Carr Mr and M daughten, Maraant and Chll'lotte SherlH'1 Sale of RHI lst•tt Stowart 11iH Sl!aron X., PUlaCarr and two ehildrerCharles Lonnie Hutton, )It and Mn Honel The Sta.. Df Ohio, MJ:Ip CouDIY bury PL PleaW>~ lin Mlll'l' Ho~ Mr and MD Clarence Render on Denney, Jim George- Wanda Coy ComrltOn Pl... Court stein and 10n Jeff and Mr1 Pearl and Mr and Mn. Delbert Gaul 1ame 1lr 1nd Mi'A Herman Grate and Ctlbont Nttfonol Bonk mood daughter Vleltie a11d ton, Johnny son and daughter called on U.: Fox Huntinrton W Va A tint mnlae splurge ot 1il: and Mr and Jl.l'l JUebatd Grueser and Mrs. Arthur Atherton and Waltw~ "Fri:nklln GII11101'W PlalUI were diiCUIIed for the ;m.. r.una scored oo two bits ud five and son Cbarlea, attended the Bar daughter Sunday P M DUll plc~DIC to be held at the But Case No 12 462 wal.U given up by Pomeroy hurler tt reunion .at DanYille., Sunday land Part n July nowtn were In pursuance of an order of sale Bulfmgton spelled defeat Rev IDd ¥rL wUUam Lyon, or ded.ic:aled in memory of Jenny CuC)f real estate In the abOve entitled the Tigen Detroit Mleblgan are Wilting her udy and Frances E Wdlard The WCTU MEETII<G HILO action to me directed as SheriU Four of those nma c1me on mother Mn. Julla Grate anti rela The W C T U of the Rutland meeting closed with a prayer of Meigs Co 1 w11l offer for pub11C w1lk8 and a bue&- tlvee Coolnea and tea were Jerved by Kethodl.lt rnureh held ttl MaJ auction at door of court Hawk run bY Ralph Clark The £1UIY Bee CluJ of tbe Chra• meeting at the hom~ of Mr1 En the boste•• Potneroy Ohio m the above nam: M~J Clatk. tlan Church enJo)ed a party tn the ~d County on Saturday Ju)y 8 All tbree ol tbe Tigen runa: ch~P"Cb basement J'ridaJ evemng F1enuog and daughter Noretha Charles: Le1tcr is bomr a&r Thursday at 2 P M 19117 at 10 00 a m the fqllowi.Qa: qame by way ot the home run ball The devotionals were led by two weeb sc:MooJing Jilt ililbe described real attuated ln Terry Oblinger sluhed one out in Dellctous refresh.nta were .een ed by the hosteu Mra Ethel Bur Bailey Meter School Cleveland or or the th1rd inning and Gary Moore son lisslsted by Urs Mlinan Guea!' Mn Etbel Nelson 1be 59DK Mrs Iva Capeb"'rt retll1'lled Walkmg Witb God was read by son or Dinty Moore a rormer and lilts Thelma Mlebael home after v11iting relativell in Mu Eva Flemwg triple A pbver cracked ane over Sunday dinner gue1b of Mr and Weirton for aevera.J wee.ka J'rayer from the Upper Room t~e bead of the nght fielder w1tR Mrs Cbules Amot were Mra Fran. Mr and Mn F A Batey M and The Lord 1 Prayer w~re pven a mate aboard In the r1fih Moore cea Larkin and son John m un1son The subJeclJ were Cbild and Mrs l 1 Stu·art attended th • estate led the hitters with two b1ta in Mr and John Folan and Tram1ng ant! Mother Love Several State AJJOC1ation Chamber ol aztuated m SaUtfuury Township two trips daughter of London Ohio spent artieleA on each were read and dis- Commerce meettng m Pa1te .. Meigs County Oh1o and bounded Winnmg p1teher wu 1 l year-old the week end wtth btl parents Mr burg last Thursday i'nd desertbed as followa Situated 81Ily Jewell who was re-l.teved m cussed and Mrs Wdham Folan. Sunday m Vtllage tJf PDmeroy County of Rev and Mn A. A AngleS .. Two new members Mr• Mar the sixth BuffLngton ga~ way to guests of the Folana were their gar~t Weber and Mrs Jenme Bry of Fatnnont, W Va vi11ted ba Meigs and State or OhiO to-wit Etldle Bartel.J in the rourth daughter M1 and Mra Cui MH ant were arl!!ed to the lJDJon .!IOn and w1fe ReY and MfS' A A and m Frl'etwn No 25 Town No ler and famliy Atbena A:ngle laat Friday _ 24 and ~D f!J No 13 to-wat Rev and Mrs J T GarroJl and lira Jewell Chiton and chal -Beginning on the Wesl side of S daughtera JeffSaturdl)' ror lfarDJII I of Roanoke va art vlllti•& the 'tbomaa F:ork Road leadmg * e Valley Grince- 2812 duke, Ark to viilt hi1 parents and d" ....... heren parents. Mr aDd .,._ Job'" Mrs Hf!len Chne Mr an m..ra lrom 'Pomeroy Ohio at the cor-ner held their regular meetmg Friday relatives Gr1mes M James MeGee and b.mllJ Akton or la}lds own-ed bv Dabney heirs evenmg with Htlrbert Shields WM rs Mary Donahue ur asststlng VISitf! .. over the week end with Mr Mr and Mra Raymond Darbng and land of James Martin thence PTeslding 'I he meetme opened 1n the care ot Mrt L I Hemer ..,. and son are v1eat1onmg m Bur tJ11.A. and Mrs Lew1s Walker a I o n g the North ljlle of Wltb T'The Battle Hymn of tbe Re R ND PERSONALS Mr and \Ira Geor8e Baer and lington. Iowa laid Fracbon No 25 N 88 - OOW pubUe fOllowed wtth pr1yer by Mr and Mrs. C1rl Weigand or son Wilham and Dr and JITI. K lin Edgar Layne JS visiting feet thence N 89 30 E 718 reet the chaplain Mrs Mabel Rousta Toledo. spent a few daya the pa II: D Amsbary Pomeroy left Satur Mr and Mrs. Wald Weaver al The seerb.ry 8 report was read reet; tbenoe N 89 30 E 178 feet week w1th Mr and Mrr Thlle Bach- day m'lrnmg for Mtngo West Vir Cadiz 0 to the West tide of said road by Mr• Dons Sayre Pl1ns were Kr and Mn George Rickard to spend a wu kon 1 campthence alons the Weft side of said made to observe tile first and see nerMrs Ella. J1v1den Mr1 H~ver gm1a mg and fis.hJDI trip of SteubenVIlle vtaited relatavea road_ N 38-00 W 156.8 feet to ond degree at the nest meeting and Mrs Myrtle Farmer of Nttro r Mr and Mrs. Gilbert Wbeeler bm over the weekend tM place ol beelnnmg contammg All members and off1eers are urg Mr and Mn Emory Roush of 2 and 45/100 Acres more or less ed to a.terd The fol1owing meet W Va spent Fr1da31 and Saturday and sons .Mn. IAren Delong and With Mr and Mrs Earl MclLdf~e j daughter canton Ohio and Mrs.. Arlington Va U')e IP8Dd.ing a Exeephnc and reserving the coal mg tnapection will be exereJsed Ernest Molden caUed on Mr Henry Sprouse aJJd. daugbWr Bet week with Mr and Mrs. Erwm and other mmerals In and under Mr and Mrs Robert Stelfr of said premises and the r~.ght to rM1orlo,n,_Ob10 apent a day wath and Mrs Walter Swe~t of Colum. ty of Faupoant Oblo Mr,s Robert We1ver and fam.Uy Lauderm1lt 2nd Mr and Mn Law mine 'IRd nmove the same( with Mt• J Roush Mra Louuse Parr bua Sunday Bryant is rt!ported renee Nap()Er Sr called on )(r BANQUET Mra Els1e out inJury t,:, or use of the Jurface and Mrs William Varian I.Dlproving from arthrJlli lnd Mrs LeWis Walker Sunday Tbe annual Philip Sporn ban and autijert to aU ways ana nghts Mre Elmer Grimm of Belpre Ls Mr and Mrs Arebie Slmpkirts of Mrs RobeJ1 LaudermJit aeeom quet wu held M'ay 17 at tb1 or WI)' fllongl any mineral seam v~lhng wlth ber son. Mr and Mra ot Elkhorn City Ky spent the panled her daughter Mn. Henry Martin. Hotel 1ft Pomeroy Tbe e unde1 aakl premll'ea Rodney Gr1mm week end at their firm on Parker /Sprouse home t.o Fairpoint were twelve te1m1 10 thf! M- !i7 Mr and Mrs Earl Lynch and Run vi11ting rtiendl and relatives Belpg % the same real ettate Mr and Mrs Hanson Bolter league With H A. Davis as preeonve'fed to FJ.len Neaselroa.d et Cindy Mr and Mrt J P Burnell Stb1e School wtl.l begm .June 3 Amanda £1aer and 11r and Mra. 11dent. al bf Jefferson Guess et al / by Charleston and Mrs H B Powell at the Cbriatiao Church. William Faudree $pent Monday Ralph Gtbb! lr was toutm ~ deed dated Jan 13th 1909 and re left Sunday for a trip in t.he Margaret Srn}th was a pa(leDt at evemng Wllh Mr and MH. Harold ter fDr the evenmg and sbort eorded In :Volume 100 Page 257 South They will visit Mr and Mrs the Mason Clinic Wednesday and Holte.. and 50n Stepbea of Long talks were by A. G Meblmal aDd by deed of Aud1tor or Metes Van Darby 1n Geora:aa and tben Thuraday bavmg ber tonmls re Bottom Ohio plant managet and B A Dava:f COunty Obio, by deed dated Jan travel on tl:e Flonda. 1 moved. Mfi. Robert Vmey&Td and daugb JWph Gibbs Jr pre~~entf!d tro uary 19th J912 'lnd recorded m Mr and Mrs Paul Erwin and Nancy Jo Parter Syraruse spent ter and Mrs King suent Friday pblea to tbe wmruna: team Volume 106 Page 402 Reeords of sona visited Sunday with Mr and and Friday •lternoon with Mr and Mrs Everett Dame-Mam~naace 2 tbe team mem Thursday Deeds of Me1g1 County Ohio Mrs. Don Bell I wUb Mr and Mrs Homer Parker wood and daughter Mtl Bobert ben being Nelson Roush R Said pJemises appraised at h and Mrs Earl Shank at Lee !;eft GUmore Bill Hayes. Gerald $1..000 00 #nd cannot be 10ld for tended the Golden Wedding ann\ -and Linda Mr and Mn Ross Sbuler and MISS Helen Frances Baer and Kelly later Damewood and veraary of Mr and Mrs. Boward daua:hter leiS than % of appraisement Debra and ton DaVId Mw Rachel Roush apent Suoday Doug Jliller Robert C .Hartenbach Carpenter of Syracuse Sunday The '"runner up" team COJUlst (Shltiff) Mr1 E J Wet1el and aon Co- have moved from Blleyrur to Pom o,nth Mr and Mrs Hiram Richarson and ramdy of Columbus 1ng ol Ralph Gtbbs Jr Carl Webster &: Fultz lpmbua vlrnted Sunday with Mra eroy Mils Sherry Khngel had her ton Lester Ba11y Mrs Bertha Hottel' Searles. Will11:m st1vers Bob (Attorney•) Wetzel t1 .s111ter and n1ece Mra. ca} 1 g, 22 29 O,te Kayne Holmes and Mr and Mra ada removed at the Sehaekel Mr and Mr~ w 0 Faudree and CQ.ueh lolln Reltmll'e Carl Ten Clime F'rld!y Amanda Baer were the Sltarda)' nant aod Jaanes Russell al o Roberi. Crow Mrs Beatrice Dug111 IS helping dinner guests of llr ud Mrl. Ce-- reemved 1 wmf's All members of Mr and Mrs. Albert IDU lr end with Mr and auJst in tbe care of Mr& Donna ell Glass and Mn On Arrher of Maintenance No 3 team Fry •nd new baby Malta ObJo Mrs Afther aceall IndlvnliUl awarda went h Roseville Cummins Ohio vialted panied tbem home Ralph G1Ii'lis Jr for havmg th .. Nora Gorham Mr and Mrs J A Sapp and lieuona blgbest while Wdl s daughter Debbie Columbdl apent Dlvia reeetved tropb1es for S S attendance on May 26 was Sunday with relatives 1nd fr1ends m,he,~t a:in:gle Kame average and 43 the offermg $f1 06 of thts place hishe.lt tbree same seriM BobhlThe roiiowfng officers were Mrs Alfred Yeauger wUI leave S.yre, ,lece1ved trophy for moat elected at the close of S S - Sundav for Callforn1a to sptDt improved bowler Sec Cha.rlea Taylor aasm:ant some t1me \Uth her sun Mr and The Labor Department won th Nina Robmson treas Herman Mrs. Donald Ye1uger team tropby during the 1eague Tl)'lor adult class teacher, JJola Mrs Amanda 811er and a.i.Ster toumament May f&-24 whtle Taylor and Cbas D. Woore, a.s Mrs Willard Faudree called on Jrlsh amgles trophy went to £1nh sistant \Wiling Woqrters Ella )tt and Mrs Everett Damew<JOCI Gi1more and high doubles trophy Weaver and Thelma Ht!Jndert~:n and d1ughter Mrs Robert Lee oo went to Jack Needs and Wilham Busy Beet Eleanor Boyles and Fr1day afle .. noon Winebrenner The 1~ague 11 held Linnle Gaul Sunbeam.a Juanita -Mn.. AINnll• BMt at Pomeroy Alley Swarli and Dcms DilUnger Ll rarlao Sartdfa Swartz and Rut~ Ann Sbaber Roll 't'alt Sli:ndn Boyles and Clair Woode-; Usher , Millard Swartz and Lloyd Dill Inger P1amsts Florence Speneer Nma Rob~nson Helen Woo... e COLUMBUS -Eating entertain· Allo appearlng on the program I mnle Gaul Sandra Boyles and ment and education wlll be the 1wUI be Bill Alford Associate Farm. J''&nice Swartz in turn mam attrachons of tb& sixth an Program Dm:dor and the "l.uekY of Mr and Mrs Worsbtp services were beld at nual PoultrY Day m Venailles 0 • Pennies who are uloO(!laie:d wltb. were their son f Cboretime morning ndlo proHoward Largent of 10 45 wath Dinsmore Boyles • ~ on Thurslllay lune 131 leacler 2:9 atten~d Enough barbecued t!hicken to gram and on tbe Midwestern llaY• and Mri Naomt SChoon Att,eodance at last Wed eve feed more than 10000per.sons will ride diughter Conme of Co prayer service was to w1th Haz"l be prepared over the mammoth Versailles lJ ona of the coonof Leewood W Warner a1 leader At the close of charcoal p1t The famout 11 25 d1n try 1 leading poultry and eq eenw1lh her mother the services the church present •d ners will be served from 12 o'clock ters M9re tban a DUibon esp. are Rev and Mrs Grow Wttb a pl)" and family unhl 7 P m bandleljt eaeh day m tblS 11mall que at a remernbran1 8 Following noon Outstandlng evenl!l ~verlng all commumty Garnet W111lamson eaUed the presentation the groqp enjoy phases of tbe poultrY lnduatry d Anna Ehersbaeb of Pomee.d a soe1al hour in the basement from the h.ymg ol the to the ID addit:id to the barbecue eVfninl climaxed by a potlu~ luneb al c-onauo:aer are scheduled "'EVtrJ· l!blckrm 1nd rad1o shows there wiD m honor ot tbi Grove• w;io e.t body 5 Farm Hour" will apln be ~ dt!monstrat10ns m var10111 peel to be mowd tbla rear broadcast dtreet from the Poultiy .muea of t.be poultry and eu batThe ropllr meellq of lh• Day grounde at noon over Radio iness the IP.Ieetion or a qu~n,. exr WSCS wart_ beld 1lly 2' at the Station WLW by Bob Miller Farm blbit booths \'isiU to ~oee111r.tg plana contesb ant'l free (8) I, lk: home of Tbehnt Hej'fil&C)D with Progr:t T! Director REAL ESTATE I TOI!Aro Pt.ANTS--.Wor Ahead Pot-Of-Gold TV Deal Ready For New York Clubs In California u attendance of .... in tharJe or tbe pres Taylor wbQI .reported that tbe ru.c, ,elaU.O and urulf1 money here wou1d reeelve a lB-1ear eor1 traet at two d.JUioo doUara: a yell' to teJeviJe rJl tbeir bome games at Lol Alq:eltoa and probably thetr road g1mes 11bo The Giant. eould partidpate In the ume deal at San Frtnciteo Pre.entl.y the Doc&cen reee1ve a $7GO.OOO annual TV radio ioeome at Brooklyn wblle tbe Glanb: 1et $600.000 lor their rltlhtt Tbe FCC ahoriiJ wiD authorize te.O.oc or the van0111 pay TV plani ill certain areu of the count.rJ Co1nbos TV bu not been approved by the aoverament 11 ........ 1231 Legal Not1ces . NEWIUVEN "rf letart f aII Forest Run ohiO I nr 1' lI'U'~!fi:~:'~ ALFRED -Barbecue Chicken Highlights' Poultry Day In Versailles Thursday, June 13 eu dincn;. ' ' �- .... • ' ·----~ . . WHAT Will-THEY-COME OUT WITH?~ ) • ;:;'.,.·.:·Oa.:;all::y:.;Se;,;,;;.nlln;;;:,;•;;.l,.:.Pom.;,::,e_roy.:..:·MI.:.;;,ddl:..e;:.port..:._,:..o..;,:..J_un_e_I.;_lD_s_7_ _ The Daily Sentinel DKVOTIID TO JNTE&ESTS OF 111!/GS MASON AlUL\ . j •' This hmt: It looks like a good chance In all hkelthood next November voters of Me1gs County wiLl wnte yes or no to a $200 000 bond Issue to build a veterans memonal hospital here It 's been a long time on the stove If JUSt one volcr over half of those voting approve the proposltJOn IS ready to serve At this early stage the pubhc wl11 want to have the, answers to at least two questwns They are 1 Wh) and how has there beoo the shift lrorn a 65 per cent majority to a plam majonty needed to approve the ques ~-/} Above It was Implied that "this time 11 looks like a good chance There has been a hard core of hoapital tupporters In thla "?unty totalling approxlmotely 55 per cent 01 the voters golna"to the polls that h ed bo • II approv every nd Issue lor that puH:ose except one aoklng f500 000 several yeura 110 ere iB little reason to believe they will desert the ship now PLAN GUEST NIGHT Guest Naght wall be observed when the Pomeroy Garden Club meets Monday June 3 at 7 30 p m at the ttome of Mrs Roy Betz me with Mrs Edward Baer as co bestes.!l I 82 S[Sn On 810 Cm::le 3 Ranch ~ llOO I 110 500 5SO 545 600 630 700 800 900 9 3• RUw!iACE SALE to oo 10 30 t2 3Q 40 10 RUARK REPORT CARAMEL her mama although ltttte Jano at 18 Is what Is known " a dish Mrs Ermal ScbreckeiJJOst of Parkersburg w Va eal,ed on her Gracie s ,;ot four <.'" five he d tist(lr Mrs Dea.n Brinker Sunday afternoon of k1d' and ao has Mary Grace Joyce Car1on Dor-othy Cirele No One 11on Is eaptnln of thrKaren Holter Robert Smith and football team and Mpry s N one 111 entermg Duke mf!dJca Billy Carleton all attended the Coschool next year £1ut despite 11 1 op meeting at the Pomeroy Senior the ravages or yean nnd war an Hi.~h School ~~day nl&bt Mr and V.rt Wilmer Circle of children my ex gab are st ll more than marriageoable even GalllpoUs called on Mrt Mary with the tempering ,r time nnrl Circle and aon Melvin Tueaday Mr and Mrs James Clrole ud 1 woulrl cheerfully marry them all If Mama thetr hu•bands uod .!lon .ftickey ot Sprlnahlll W V• the laws of bigamy would hoi M'r and Mn Georte CirCle and daughter Carol of Pomeroy and ,un for 11 one of thu compliments to mv Billy Cerleton were dinner IUHII early good taste In dames l<l thuh vinMn Tbur~ay husband~r une-rringly ~~~ Of the of cblcks round theln~lv~s ROOd guy 1-doctou lawyer~ -n\ercbauts who &hoot a low 80 goU game IIIlTH ANNOUNCED Mr and Mrs Jame& Dorgan Jr Harrisonville are announczng the \llrtb Of 8 e% pound fOD James Timothy lla;Y 27 at Sehaekel 8 5, SIGN ON ' CliDlc Mason W Va Grand 7 00 Today parents are Mr and Mrs James 9 00 Boraan Sr and Mr and "'Mrs 10 00 Romper Room The Prt~ !a Right James Law Columbul 10 30 Trutb or Consequenet-t 1100 Tie Tae Dough • LIVE Willi 11 30 It Could Be You The May meeting o! the EUB 12 00 Cunent Live W1re Class WQS beld at tb 100 My Uttle Marsle home or Mra K J Scott and t I 30 Tennessee Erme cc.-boslesaea were Mrs Berna d 200 Matinee Theater Leivmg Mrs S H Re1tm1re Mrs 1 300 Queen for .a Day Howard BUrriS and Mrs Ivan 3'5 ~dern Romances The new oUieer&. were m Shawver ch•re:e when. the WSCS met ::.1' Mrs Howard Burris was lead r Tuetday at tbe ehurcb with Mrs 1nd the theme waa Mother A Vlr~td !lotllh DTelldent. presidlnll short bu.!ltness meeting was con MT.s Freda M1Uer cave the ---'--,-I!ICripture readln.J and pray('r CHAN'\J'EL 13 MONDAY waa offered by Mrs Ralph Grov"" 10 59 Sign On Mrs wm Jeffers snd Mrs Ralph 12 00 Noon New.!l Parker 12 1~ Neighbors 8 00 L1re On The Farm Mrs Purley Karr presented 12 30 Llberaee 8 30 Captain Kangaroo the proaram as her tcpie ~b.re 1 oo The Feminine Touch 9 ao Mighty Mouse Playhouse His Glory Reptesentint the B1s 2 00 Afternoon Ftlm Festival 10 00 Lucky 8 Rancb hop In the PhJIIpplnes was Mra 3 3[) f 1fe Wltll Elizabet) 10 30 Taler of te Texas Rangen Dena wmdsor and the milston i 00 Cartoon-rnub 1\ oq l!Ig Top aries Mrs G L Mlcbael and 5 00 Mtckey Mouse Club 12 00 The Lone Ranger Mrs E B Knight 6 00 Five Star Final 12 so Lite ln USA Guesta prea:ent were Rev ' a 1~ John Daly New!l 12 45 Baseball Prevtew 1 Grove Mrs Henry Beaver and 6 30 Wire Serv Ce Game or the Week 12 55 Tommie Darst 7 30 Voice of Firestone Feature Report A 00 Rev and M~ Grove will soo • 8 00 Prf!si Conference be teavlnJ and Mrs Windsor a 30 't'op Tunes and New Talent 4<30 TV Clusroom l spoke bneny on behalf or the 11 00 Marshall College 500 A1r Power group expressing rt'grets ami 10 00 Newg of the Night 5 30 Rango Rider eommendmg lhem on the goo 1 10 10 Theatre 13 600 Zane Gi'i!Y Theatre work thoy aceompillhed while m 11 30. The J.~e NEJWS 11<,30 Show our m!C!st Mrs Grove respondeJ 1,,1~1:;3;;5,;;;S;;Ig;;n;;;,;O;;;''f==;;;;;;;;;;==•• 700 tbankmg all for their cooperatwn 800 Gale Slorm Show The birthdays of Mrs Karr and SRO Playhouse Mrs M-arion Wood were obstrve I GuMmoke Refreshment! of tee cream ~olden Playhouae rake and Iced tea were served 'J' e J~ntt> Sbow Co-hostenes were P..tn Ra~rh Parker Mrs Joe Bailey Mr" MONDAY Wlnc1sor Mrs Clyde Calvert and 7 00 J1ptm1e Dean Mrs Mabel van Mete1 7 30 .Bllaton Bladde u GO Captain Kangaroo 8 30 Corliss Archer BASHAM I 00 Garry Moore Ralph Edward Trussell son of 9 so Alltbur Godfrey Mr and Mrs Stanley 'l'r)18seU ol 10 30 Str1ke It R1eh Balhln and Mlsa ~hrtha Jean 11 00 V\llliant Lady Jqrkbart dauahter of M.r and Mra 11 15 Love of Life 1 Pet~ Klrkllart of New York were 11 SO Seareh for Tomorro\lf married on May ' at Brookvttle II fG GUid(bg Lilht lrld Mr and Mn Bill Youn1 ot 12 00 Katie s Kitchen Middleport were their only at 1130 As the World Turn• tendant• 1:00 Our !4181 Brookl Lut Monday evenJn& 1 laree 1 SO HoliJeparty crowd of tr~enda IQ.d nelahbon 2 00 D11 Payolf 11ve tbem an old lubloned bellln1 2~0 Bob Crotby Show and thower tt the home of bit parenll 'they recieved miD)' lovety and uHful 11na flom thote preMitr•nd from many tbat were unable to attend • Jet cream c:a)l;e potato chlP,I 12 til SliD On coffee anq punch w~re ierved 1 00 Movle1 about 80 fdettl ' 30 Comedy Party The new fMr and Mra Trullell lli:bo Two-Guo Playbouae are rnldlnJ at Apt S Brownell e oo .Let'• ll'alt n OYer Ave, Middleport, Ohio He 111 em 1 25 Newa and Sports Headllnec ploy~ with the Kaiser Construe. 130 l':QIIOUI F!lon Fellivol ' 8 00 !IJll ta~n.. Welk Show 1 CHESTER -- drive Codtlla" onil mix • rent Moon ,lass Without exceptio the ehlldren are wonderful ., ' bofta or the p•renh 1 could rur ln<lance opot tittle Jone or U«te L'!lroilo on the str..t and oa\1 you the ourname without fear of a-ra:ument The juntor Jane' h'\" mama 2& years 110 and Laurens Payne WaiJaee G1oves Ml 3 Jr tlu aJI hil 'PIPI'I tralta II Nell Orovea. Clendenin W Vll well 11 hiJ appearance Fred Grove• So Cbule.sto All theMe peop)e Uve ln tl'la Mr ani! Mra Fred Grah•m and kind of houRa you would b.a ~e Mr 1nd Mrs Luther Onhun liked to live ln II you'd marritd I eft Hand W Va Mr and llr• them-..bouset wltb trees and toben Dlckaon. Mr and Mr1 dens and big apacioua TlmbHns Funeral servlre• for EYt!rel fto)' Vlne)'ald and Mn M•xln, rooma fonver fUled t wlth relaxeJ P!lmewood were h!!ld frum t 1c Creamer 111 l)f Coolville Mr al'ld klda There Is no juvenile delin MetbodJ1t Church In Thppcn Mra C1rl Rieh~UJ~on and Mr antt quency Mere In the sense we re•l4 Plains Wedne11day at 2 p }I Mra Gnnt VIneyard all o( Day about It Sure one of the kldt11 beer and m1ybe Wi\h Rftv John Elwood putor of ton Mr and Mn Dille Vlneyll'd 1et an extra prang a tar or .slttor haa to 00 0 Mr and Mrt the Fore•t Run Mt'thodlsl ( h11rc~ T1lmad1e otl!ciaUni hmaa Vtneurd Belpre Mns talked out of marrylnr a dfelm <"bildrol'l boat In her senior y~ar in hlch Special mush': WI..• provided b\ 'YIUdred ~,1Un1 and M1N P'loda Vtneyaro ~ehoool But nothina very bad Fr~~teland Norrb Bur al w11 ~ 1 1 Canton and Mfl. Gut happeno !hat dldn\ happen to oll 'he Chrtltlan Cemelery and P-'1 Columbua Mt Of US. Wendt fkenbur1 _ beuel'l were hh n,.phew' 1 haYe noticed that tbP.)' aU yetComln1 from out ot town we l sir and no-ma m and ~leaa,o .t.nd N VI ARRIVAL Mr 111n.d Mrt Homer Damewoo tbant you very wei~ and, th•t and fOD Worthy Mr and Mn and Ml'l Emmett Enyiand they haft 1a W'Ohdertullf wu'J Herman Weatrall an I chlldren of Mr Pa~ keraburp are annountln'f affection and Ntpeet tor Ma and .ktren and Rodney En1ut We• the birth o( a .an Kim Heward Pa tn the l'louna 1 'tt vtal..ted r.u Charlet Ftlncuc-o Rnrl lUI on May 28 at the Camden Clarlt th,. mutual l!lr.lnc be'tween parer~t Charle. J~ 11J o't Akron M'l Ho1pltal m Pukenburfl The baby ond ahll<l 1a complitely w~d'!l " Myrtle Damewood Nvrth f\1nK weajhed .even pounds foualeon YUle Mr and Mn Owen Dam ~"­ ouncea at blr~ Mn Englend Ia ful There 1.1 no ehildren'a ho¥tt wood Mechanicsburt o lh " the lor~ *":forJe Howard no adult a hour Much of the lime, arldreu each other eimply as Dan1 FeU and daughter Naom 1 dauthttr ot Kl' and Mu Stev.. they Friend .. London 0 Mr and Mr.!! Jlarlt-y Howar~ of li.,Uord. Everett Damewood Funeral Services ••t Held 1'ednesday On the tnta1he aide 400 Comedy Tame 480 Moyaetu:De530 Cartooos 641 News Picture 800 Superman 8 30 W!athereut 833 Sporta Eye 6 4$ NBC News 700 Produeer a Showeaae 830 Robert MontJ:omery Soldiers of Fortune 10 00 Badge 714 uo 10 30 New• Headllnea 10 30 Nitewatch l200 Tonia:ht 100 stan off WCHS-TV Chan neG 8 - - - -- Satvrday- Channell ~~~;-'Jif,,on WJEH Meigs County News 11:50 a.m. Daily to Sunday- Channell t 09 Lamp Unto My Feet 9 10 10 11 11 3D 00 30 00 90 12 00 12 1 2 2 3 4 30 30 00 3D 30 00 ~ 00 ~,JO SCJIUfday - Chanilll13 On Your Radio Dial t Ohve lngrah.._ !fO OD'rt lubll,. 10 00 iiOih 'Celituey Tbooter 11 9 Si;II Off 8 30 Alfred Hitchcock 8 00 ~ 000 Challenge 9 30 Wbat's My Line 10 00 Sund&y NeWt Special 10 1~ The Late Show Secret Storm 3 3Q E<11e qf Ntght 4 00 The Early Show ft 30 Your EYQ RepOrter IS 45 Spvta Parade S 6G Weatherman 6 00 Action 6 lS Douilaa Edwarda 8 30 !Iobin Hood 7 00 Burn• 6 Allen 7 30 Talent scouta I 00 I LoVe Lucy 8 30 Deeember Bride Iii 00 Stud1o One 10 00 1Jp-to-the-Minuutle~:~~ § 10 05 Seunlna the 11 10 10 Tbe Late Show Dolt II 00 lUO :~ 230 300 330 •oct uo 500 615 630 80Q uo 035 1130 11111 Writer ............ -- Aijl\le Oakley 7 00 E• 'ujl,lvan SliP!' 8 dO GE THeater 0:00 11 30 The Ll!le New• Look Up & Live UN In Attlon Camera Three 1 Let I Take A o~."rtp Wild Blll Hickok HeekJe and leckie Badge & Bullets Big Pucture We Beheve Fate the Nation CBS Sunday News Ody111ey The Last Word 6 00 LasSie 6 30 Jack Benny ~pot on 990 Midary~C=trc=1e:-a=n=d~o~on~Ke:l~tt~o~n:cC;o::-ai:R~o~v~e~o•~w;ood;.=;W~V~a-:­ ATOMIC EXPOSURE-SHUNNED WIAz,TV CHANNI~ I 110•10 Si&a uo 10 15 Chrbltlan Sclenee ~~ 10 30 What One P~nou: 11 00 Tbia Is The Life 11 3(t MI.Q 1() Man .&5 Industry oa Parade CONSISTBNT DBPBNDABLB Jti!Sl/LT8 WANT ADS PHONE 598 ll 30 TV Chapel 1 00 Cbamplonslrlp Bowlla1 2:-00 Youtb Want& to Know ba.eb.\11 2 30 Zoo Parwde Sky King "1.1 00 Wide Wide World Sports Eye • 30 outlook New!f Picture t5 00 Meet the Pres1 R.oy Roa:er.s !S 30 Statesmen Quarte'..te 5 45 News Picture Sa'urd11y Ni.gbt Jamboree 6 QO Tales or &enral Uneera Perry Como 6 30 Ctrc:u.a Boy Ceanr s Hour 7 00 Steve Allen Show 8 00 Alcoa Hour GP.orge Gobel 9 OQ LOretta Young ShltW Your Hit Parade 9 30 Rosemary Clooney TBA 10 00 TBA 10 30 .NeW!I lleadUnes 1 ;rjews and &porta , St1n Off1 110:43 Nltewatch Nitewatca 12 00 SliD Off I Jopma- stranger u allowed to f&t Into the family to a t>t>lnt where there aeems little ditference be tween the junlora and the sen lors Ma s old boy rriend almo t quahf1es on an adqlt level with BY ROBERT c RUARK the kids which Is to say you po:'~~~~~YN ha~ a ~ep~e~uJ, oon t feel uneasy , or at all old ambitiOn to rome bock to call o amongst the youna UM It is very po'asible that I am the early ..:als m h1s l1fe and to ov~rly sentimental but this J <~f theck in afh r all these yea1 s 01 tlng back to basic »eclnnlngs b1<t whelher your taste waB any goo 1 been a very powerful experlenc~ 1 wish to r eport that my taRt" And I must say I m ]hooud or m~ wu II a p mph' youthexcellent l recently~vcnsh ned up the early tapte in lassies Up to now none has turned tnto 1 pumpkin car opa 1d a htlle e"lra attent1 (Copyright 1957 1\y Jfnlterl to fmger nails crcase8 in panl!l Feature S ndw1te Inc) Ahn·ed unnece'ssarz!y and wez t courting I wlCnt to !we Gracie m line town and Mar1an m .anoth r and Jane m anothf'r and Mar CARMEL Is sttll another I haven t got Mr and M s Wilbur; Bissell and around to Nan vt!t but I m ga11 son Lon~ Bottom Vlstt(;d Mr and ng on 1t despite some obv1ous Mra J>ou.:ias Circle a"d family dis 01 dvantages orte disadvantage u a woman Sunday Sue Ellen Circle sp•t Monday who beau my name 11ftcr 1iJ an'd Tuesday with Dordl:hy Buth of marital years- who Is rf!markable Spiller nnd who ls ge nerall y known ; Mr and M s Ross Roush oJ Gal G nny The olher druwbark~ 11re hpohs were recent guesh of Mr ~evt>ral large form1duhle hu" hands and about a hundred and Mrs l,.loyd Roush and son Mr and Mt'N Hayman Barnltz young uru who all play {ullbael< and sons of Lincoln Heliht.8 were on the football team Courtln Sunday evemnK auesls of Mr and under these <llfficultHJs hkC!JI J Mrs De11n Brinker bit or doing but l have clutch Florence 11.nd Lmda ClreJe called my flowen firmly ~' hann al d on Mrs C [ Arnold of Athen• showed up ten minu les early Road Monday The thlnR that amazr-s me mo~t Mr and Mra Jlanson Holter of Is that after nil th~e yeors f'!vcry Forrest Run called on Mr~ MlfY body Is still very pretty and Clrclt Tuesday •ftcrnoqn the same quaht:v or w t and In Mr1 and Mrs Dour.ln Circle telllgeuee I sought unknowlnlolll ealled on Mr and Mrs Lewi1 Qull then atlll manages to pcrs1sl to- len of Long Bottom Frldly dnv Jane~ balr IS completelv Florence "nd Sue Ellen Circle white and she has four kid!! but viJlted Mr and Mrs Buren Dun Uttle Jane stm am t a' pretty a' can or Clifton W Va Frlday - I 12 OQ O!l to Adventore 12:16 W!lal"s Yout Trouble Monday ' - TELEVISION GUIDE ~ Y/SAZ -TV ,Chanmd 3 Satvrclay-Channel3 I Sunday True Story 11 30 Deteetlves Diary Point Lane Grocuy Lincoln Heaghts The proceeds w1U ., be 12 00 Down on the Farm placed m the Pomeroy Emergency 12 30 Hopalong Cassady Squad Heart Reactor Fund ,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ 1 100 TBA The JOF Cllu of the United MethodiSt Church wtll sponsor a Rummpg~ Sale J:unt! 5-7 m the Brown bulidlne W~t Main St i.-----·1 tion' approval Daily Sentinel Day Book sponsor a.n 1ce cream soc1al Fri day evemng June 7 in front of the Hospital Question Looks Like Goocl Chance This Time As Plan Is To Seek Bare Mo jority 01 Vote Approval voters' -· ··'lll1--.......-- • t+~ .... 9SO Gumb)' ICE CREAM $OCJ,(L 1000 Fury The Sew Rate Sewlna: Cl ub will 1030 Capt Ua.llant Olllo. iUbeertption nt¥ DeUvery by ('JTf'ier where available 30 eents per 1reek.: ooe vear In advance tt The Dally Sentmel office $U fiOjj w .raoatha $7 80 tbree m011tha 13 90 By motor route where an able Gne month $1 By .mall one year $8 Iii monthJ $t2JI three molfbl. ~ one month, Sl Publiahed every afternoon except Sunday by The Obto Valley Sen fiDeL lnc at 110 llec.Mnic St Pomeroy 0 BueiDess offiee phoae Ill editorial office phorlll' 397 laid for the 1958 vote Close scrutiny of plans lor the lnsUtu tion to date are scheduled nqt week with the architect out ot Wheeling While ft!deral funds are still available the trus tees could see ho wtnt in going to thq voters •lain asking for a sum of money which might not be enough Can you' That happened once before In 1946 The amount or the I I I evy a ways can be reduced Jt cannot be Jncrea.sed without 7 Tbe annual r•mjl, ptcnj.c of the Auxiliary of the M.iddleRort Fire Department will De held Mljlnday at 6 p m at the Roadside Part - profit association T he answers to both theSe questions has been yes Mr Ber nard Fultz of the law firm Webster and Fultz, has given 8 dear road ahead !llgn &nd Tuesday night the trustees took action to get the ho!lpltal show on the road a'aln Why •200 000 Instead of '100,000' Co ts h s ave r 1lilen s1nee two years 110 when first plans were - · AUXILtARY PICNIC lliCMAIID S. OWIN- GINIIIAL MANAGER \ lliYNOLD I GRIINil- IDITOII NaUoaal tdftrtia~J:l.& repreaentatlvt~ Bottl.nelll Kimball, Ine.. Ml t.lutoa A\"e New YOiir: City US N Y lntered aa ~ elau m•illoJ matter at the poft oltloe tt Pom 2 And why 1s $200 000 bemg asked mstead of f!QO 000 as was asked 1n 1956' These questions can be answered with reasonable clarity I he first IS a matter of law and legal mterpretat!on of the law as related to our peculiar circumstances in Meigs County The other refers to that ever present fact of 19501Bh Amer1 cana nsmg costs of construction and plain good sense Or1gmally a 10 year tax levy was approved by a heavy rna~ JOnty of voters In 1946 to raise $150 000 for a memorial to veterans It was voted under authonty of the veterans' rnem ona1 statute requiring a 65 percent fllltJOrlty ThrOUjlh,tLiech nlcal error at law bonds could not be sold against the levy It all had to be collected By the lime the levy expired laat year valuatlons In Ia>< duplicates had hiked the take to slightly In excess ot $200 000 The rfloney was and Is available • Meanwhile three other attempt.o at ral•lni addllioDal funds to match w1th federal and state funds were made at the polls All were defeated The moat recent was lilt November when It was felt on architectS' advJce, that flOO 000 would be auffl c1ent to complete a 45 bed institution when add~ to the levy s '200 000 plus H1l1 Burton funds (one-third of tb~t total cost) rv.o of these ballot attempts were made under the same code au th on ty th evet erans memorta I stal ue requIrina ....... 85 per cent In the meantime in 1948 a vistUng common pleas court JUdge ,..uled in a test case here that ttle 1946levy money could be used for a hospHal BB a memorial for veterans, although the people voted on the question of a memorial for veterans It was clear that the public had understood they were voting for a hospital ShU, there was that technlca;Uty This past wmter persons set back but not diJcourased by h t ~ 1956 November defeat on the hospital, prevailed upon Rep George A Meinhart to have a bJil approved in the gener f al a.ssembly reducing the maJority required for approva.I from M5 pu cent to 55 per cent They also wanted the Jaw to say 'the memonaJ questton could be presented in a special elec tion unclouded 10 voters eyes by other bond questions M M r elnhart prepared such a bill By the tim.s.tt came up for fmal senate vote however It Wa'S feasible onfi!9 have the reduction pf majonty from 65 per cent to 60 per cent Also a memoria) question the new Jdw said could be oUered voters at prJ mary and general not specially called elections This not unreasonable emasculation WR>S due purely h) the pphtlcal rressures against the bHI as originaJly proposed The i ,act on o Mr Memhart served one outstanding purpose tt kept the Issue a.live ln the public mind Followmg a post defeat meeUng of the local Veterans Me mona) Board ot Trustees Jast fall an exhaustive legal opmion was requested on what exactly Could be done in the future Special study was f.lven the possibility or ptesenUng the ques i t on to voters aga n under the county hospital section of the Ohio code Here only a b&re majority is requlred The big poivt to he settled was whether or not the f200,000 raised earlier coul~ legally be used with funds raised under a differ ent section of the code md also whether or not a memorial hospital so financed could be leased by the county to 8 non • ( O'IRifN & CROW Realty COIIIJI!IIJ SAIJ!'-.Ten atrea on tllimtc Sewn nell' Che•ter up to 88 Dc.rea •v:allable U de•ired RATES Ralph Ruasell, Pom,oroy Ohio 6-J8.'11.P rooltll blsement 6 roy Pbone 803 :Y Sugu Lump Fancy Ml1ted Draft T-eaford, S)Tielllle, 8D7 M S,Hik: lll'lVIVAI- 'llEE'nNG ' ~t Rozel ltarUIItl CABIN, 60 x 10 to be moved Ideal for 1mall b3me or cabl~ June 8 with Evongellot;" Rev J lv Cl!eodto, 700 W: Malo St Erneat 'J'hoimu, Putor, DOl} r Pomeroy 6-1ltp Ia, Ctrclo. HHik: Conimunity 1:1AM SHOOT ChUI'Cb - ltaelnr. -iioo.iiOA~:~ Pllnruns Mill Juae 2 ~te - - - -.~-,.----1 121 Card Of Thanks eondlUoa Farm mnvlUe ~ 28-Jcres sh and bathr double garage l);o~s&, two eh!c ken bousea btilldlntll e:x.trl' room• harp, brOoder good condition. On ~¢ate b.i.gh way Let 01 1how you tbls on" ~esidence elolle-tn, !our room~ large poreh aarden other buildings blacktop I'Olld f3,60<) •.able model Realdence Haippy HoUow road Jt'bnine m'lftll&. A 1,.. condition eight acrea, five rooms. $2 100 $'711 00 M~tia waabin1 ma.eh Retldenee Pomfl'Oy aeven too .s Jne $26 00 Charle.a People1" and bath large lot $3,500 Pbone 413 or CJ084.'M 6-Sl.J+tl Re.-dence, close JD tbree rooms MINNOWS, worma ind ni.J"-t porch ~xlra nice lot, $2 200 trawleJ'I See Bib Qualll Ke r Farm 120-aerea aeven room St Pomero,J.o29.6tp bot.LII la!'le ~ other out We wiab to expl'fl$ our •pprt!Cla UoD 1nd ~.thanb to the EWJng Fuoeral Home Re\ John E wood, .Freeland Norris Mr$ Jobn Scott pall bearers, tho 1 tending fiowen and to every '~~~~~~~ _,uddinga timbertflke fruit plen aty water Better a look ~ne wbo belped (n any ,...,,. Wlll sell my Face e1eetrlc coneole thl• one / l during the lllnesa ud death of for b'U price 224 SL Farm 1SO.acres seven room oul' father E\'Uett M Dame5-»3tc bouse lara:e barn good loe Mra Helen Damewood wood. 1:10n owner 1a old and wants Lester and Etlef!n 8-11te 3 well riga terms HOO.OO up to sell Muke us 111. offer Walter Davb B1lthnore Obi Earl D Mender 1\ealtor We WIBh to expreas our thank_. 34:1! Pataskala G--28.f.ltp Pearl Parker Agent Pom£roY, Ph. 201 ahd 'lPF'Ciation to Home th' Rawo Unp.Coatl Funeral tH-31< the Middlt!port Ernergeocy Aiuntfnum eombl~tloa. atorm aad Squad to the mlnlster.s and tcreen wiDdowa and door« Steel eingers and to the l(1ddleport and alummum awnlnl• and caaGood Qelll Used Cm J..odge No 383 F 1: A M. opies C•U WilUara Radford ~ Hotlall The Halley and Counts Famtly Boct Sprlaga s 2 lmop ~ !:::=:===:::===~~ m 6-1 Jf4:J GRAVELY TRACOOR SALES and Bervlee R A Flillaw 512 B Sa~fOnite :J.!UU&Ie - 1,4ne Cedar Malo SL Pomeroy 4 27 tl Che&tl - loAU Window Faftl__ Frlgidalre Betrlgeratora. I•Dr Furnhure. MlckUePort, Ohio 4291! II rooms anct bath completeLY 1 edecor•-1ed lnt1de and onl Call at SO!Y-w: 1"'JiWin St Pomeroy evenings 6-l..Jte FOUND--S\J'aY Beagle Pup ideo 5. room house with b51th situated ' llf)' pay for this ad Tueke"'on CHester Road See Walter Middletqrt man Grocery Ward tt Five Polnta prlll Sa' tllr11 Y 3-318to C Sun. 6-1l1C' 1 l!illl METROPOLITAN :AVTO SALES H"dq011rtoto lor 1141 For Rent (() 1.:ost & F&und 18bl Auto Sei'Vices a. S. BAWLlRGS SOliS 00 - H . . , _ Servf,., D17 ~ur Rod..-y Downing . 111'!1V'JIANCB AGENCY pt,. ...._.Ito. -ftii L.,._ 1114- ACCIHN'I' C.W.fllt Real rJtate iroker MIDDLEPORT, OHIO PHONU 6tll 1.:,.::.::= __:__._,......__PhOlle 821'1 Ntaa\ l'b011e ---~ . f)()!)(IJ: • ~YMOUTB lllW<&BS I • II (81 Auto Soles !tiM Olda Super 88 2 dr Hill' I Top: f2,1510,00< Olll! 13,1Ht1 Dilles, J!)-dl'atQoU., power ateer and brakea Bl•ettnar's Pom•'1'Y 6-21.Sto !tiM Po~llac V8 2 dr Sedan $2,2ftll OQ Oob 3 6'J5 mit.., \J ts never beea soUl 'Blaettnar s ins Pomero7 5-31-Gte ltfOII Doilga VB Custom Rl>yal • dr Sedan •litH 00 Powe· 11teer~ng bralcet. WJ.ndow.a, H Blaettnu 1, Pomeroy Jl 4r IHI.fk: 19110 Bu!CiV&spectat 2 dr Hard Top. $1 895 00 ~etptlonal 1r evety w.,y, only 19 OJd mU ,. Blaeur.ar's• .Pomeroy l-31-6~t ·- HI.ftc !tiM Pontla< 8 eyL DJ.. 2 $1,tttt5 oct Spollou WI BU'Y mucYUUL I IIAMI ICUP I!ION- MilTAU OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. - '- ~ orli!Aal &rt!en ttnl1b, c~rerul lOC!il. ow 1 era Blaettlar s Pomeroy Hl.fk: lllvoue Common CountJ, wut be tor or •ft41r the 111 d.J ofJuly and thai Jlid d.. fendaat"'la ~uii'ed to 11.'"nswer the NJIJI on or ~fore the slid lit day ollult, IJM ITll ANNA Sll B¥ E W PEOI'lJ!S Ant:ORNIW 18, :Ill, (6) l, 8 15 22. 6te , NEW YORK Up - There• a bua:e pot of gold in the form of multi million-dollar pay-afofOU televlliCtn de~ waJtlna ror Brooklyn Dod~ and New Giantl in Callfonua. The deal wu made public wheD Mark Sullivan pretident ol tbe Telephone aDd Telegnpb s11d in SU Franellco FricllY nrm b negotiatlns With tbe nl was aU turned m Pla111 wue t • thered toward~ wvint tbe alum• Newlywe.ds Are Honored Guests At Buffet Supper ar. banquet. lnatallattOD or of~l Hr and Joha B.eDty Ru. cers Waf poatponed ur.til latr. oell (Julie S.,ler) reeent oew!Jo. Tbelma HendeHOn led tbf! p ro- wed• were tueftl Of hollOJ' .& 1 eram on .. We Gave Because ·~re. lhower ud bullet iupper WedLove taken up m dirllogue form nesdaJ evea!q at the bo,ae o( Hr We bave lor , Tbe meetint doted witb prayer aOd lin. Ar!r1e PI~ Point INTERESTED BVYI!BS by Garnet WJnd.land Quart.erl)" Pleuant, W Va;: The: table war at reports were made out after th ~ tn.etive with a 1aee: e-over and a TWO NICE HOIFJ in Monkey meeting The boftela served home eenterpiece of wlllte FCIIel with Rua. Pomeror Medium ~ made ice cream and ca <e wb•te eandlea and Jreenery oo ~nder $0000 The next meeUnJ wlll be bel~ tt eitber aide the borne of Helen Woode o The couple reee.I'Ved a number 84)U~ID 7 ROOM HOME, both; itla,lron Corp ol New York to tet June IS. ofslflti. aU utilltieJ WriiJit St , Poma com box closed clte\dt ttleAlfred. Grange will observ ... .Present were Kt and Krt. Ir~ networt on tbe Welt Coat eroy Two llrJe toll odlohi,lnJI! Rural Life June 2 at the Onn.... ~ tel,l, llr and Mn. liany IIWet. and when the two elubl tramPriced to aelt at $6,1100 Cburch at 2 o•ctoct with Re Ill. aod lin. lat.er Rwsell J(r there Moffett deUvenng tbe meuage 1nd Mn Roter CUJluDll' and $u-The Dodger~ Jt Wit reported JOL SEVERAL LARGE farm proCarrie Swartz recently •pent a •anna Arnold, an of Pomeroy, week at the homf! or heJ" 1011-ID- Mr •nd Mn L D GreeA and ebJJ.. 1 Mn Alma Bro1ro law a:n6" daugbter M.r and Mr • dren, Sandra Lou and BWy, Nno Of)eDiiiDI lbe e11d with ' and Mrt. Joe PhiWpa; and Ylllttnc Rex O'Brien helpmg to care Cor Haven INTERESTED PER&0NS her daughter wbo wa• Ul of Mila Mary AuiDiller Hartford, frienda SHOVLD CALL 452 llr aod lin. WUbur Stewart and Mr and Mrs loha DyU and vtr'UI pneumon&a To See The.., Good B11ys ~ fi'Odl llere auendins tbe lou, laet and Gary Kra Belen son Gary ol Xenia. and I& and C1theriue Stewart and ehlldreo, faren Mn. lerald WoOdrum and daugb.. celebratiOD oJ Jln tetJ Vletie and Debbie, Of Da)toD Woode 1 97th- birtbdaJ Sunday a Ja:mq. aDd Ralph. IIJ'J. Fannie ipent the week end with tbelt the H11Jcrest Home at Athens PranclJ and Mn BGu E Stewart. were Mr and lfn Chu: D Jl,lson, W Va , )lr and Mn: l.ek father Sam Dyke Woode Mra Role Carr Mr and Fowler and dana:bte!', Tamll"a Mr Mr and Mra GUN Smlth 1nd L8GAL NO'TI~E and Mtt Ora Hiftbp .and son Mrs Jewell Carr Mr and M daughten, Maraant and Chll'lotte SherlH'1 Sale of RHI lst•tt Stowart 11iH Sl!aron X., PUlaCarr and two ehildrerCharles Lonnie Hutton, )It and Mn Honel The Sta.. Df Ohio, MJ:Ip CouDIY bury PL PleaW>~ lin Mlll'l' Ho~ Mr and MD Clarence Render on Denney, Jim George- Wanda Coy ComrltOn Pl... Court stein and 10n Jeff and Mr1 Pearl and Mr and Mn. Delbert Gaul 1ame 1lr 1nd Mi'A Herman Grate and Ctlbont Nttfonol Bonk mood daughter Vleltie a11d ton, Johnny son and daughter called on U.: Fox Huntinrton W Va A tint mnlae splurge ot 1il: and Mr and Jl.l'l JUebatd Grueser and Mrs. Arthur Atherton and Waltw~ "Fri:nklln GII11101'W PlalUI were diiCUIIed for the ;m.. r.una scored oo two bits ud five and son Cbarlea, attended the Bar daughter Sunday P M DUll plc~DIC to be held at the But Case No 12 462 wal.U given up by Pomeroy hurler tt reunion .at DanYille., Sunday land Part n July nowtn were In pursuance of an order of sale Bulfmgton spelled defeat Rev IDd ¥rL wUUam Lyon, or ded.ic:aled in memory of Jenny CuC)f real estate In the abOve entitled the Tigen Detroit Mleblgan are Wilting her udy and Frances E Wdlard The WCTU MEETII<G HILO action to me directed as SheriU Four of those nma c1me on mother Mn. Julla Grate anti rela The W C T U of the Rutland meeting closed with a prayer of Meigs Co 1 w11l offer for pub11C w1lk8 and a bue&- tlvee Coolnea and tea were Jerved by Kethodl.lt rnureh held ttl MaJ auction at door of court Hawk run bY Ralph Clark The £1UIY Bee CluJ of tbe Chra• meeting at the hom~ of Mr1 En the boste•• Potneroy Ohio m the above nam: M~J Clatk. tlan Church enJo)ed a party tn the ~d County on Saturday Ju)y 8 All tbree ol tbe Tigen runa: ch~P"Cb basement J'ridaJ evemng F1enuog and daughter Noretha Charles: Le1tcr is bomr a&r Thursday at 2 P M 19117 at 10 00 a m the fqllowi.Qa: qame by way ot the home run ball The devotionals were led by two weeb sc:MooJing Jilt ililbe described real attuated ln Terry Oblinger sluhed one out in Dellctous refresh.nta were .een ed by the hosteu Mra Ethel Bur Bailey Meter School Cleveland or or the th1rd inning and Gary Moore son lisslsted by Urs Mlinan Guea!' Mn Etbel Nelson 1be 59DK Mrs Iva Capeb"'rt retll1'lled Walkmg Witb God was read by son or Dinty Moore a rormer and lilts Thelma Mlebael home after v11iting relativell in Mu Eva Flemwg triple A pbver cracked ane over Sunday dinner gue1b of Mr and Weirton for aevera.J wee.ka J'rayer from the Upper Room t~e bead of the nght fielder w1tR Mrs Cbules Amot were Mra Fran. Mr and Mn F A Batey M and The Lord 1 Prayer w~re pven a mate aboard In the r1fih Moore cea Larkin and son John m un1son The subJeclJ were Cbild and Mrs l 1 Stu·art attended th • estate led the hitters with two b1ta in Mr and John Folan and Tram1ng ant! Mother Love Several State AJJOC1ation Chamber ol aztuated m SaUtfuury Township two trips daughter of London Ohio spent artieleA on each were read and dis- Commerce meettng m Pa1te .. Meigs County Oh1o and bounded Winnmg p1teher wu 1 l year-old the week end wtth btl parents Mr burg last Thursday i'nd desertbed as followa Situated 81Ily Jewell who was re-l.teved m cussed and Mrs Wdham Folan. Sunday m Vtllage tJf PDmeroy County of Rev and Mn A. A AngleS .. Two new members Mr• Mar the sixth BuffLngton ga~ way to guests of the Folana were their gar~t Weber and Mrs Jenme Bry of Fatnnont, W Va vi11ted ba Meigs and State or OhiO to-wit Etldle Bartel.J in the rourth daughter M1 and Mra Cui MH ant were arl!!ed to the lJDJon .!IOn and w1fe ReY and MfS' A A and m Frl'etwn No 25 Town No ler and famliy Atbena A:ngle laat Friday _ 24 and ~D f!J No 13 to-wat Rev and Mrs J T GarroJl and lira Jewell Chiton and chal -Beginning on the Wesl side of S daughtera JeffSaturdl)' ror lfarDJII I of Roanoke va art vlllti•& the 'tbomaa F:ork Road leadmg * e Valley Grince- 2812 duke, Ark to viilt hi1 parents and d" ....... heren parents. Mr aDd .,._ Job'" Mrs Hf!len Chne Mr an m..ra lrom 'Pomeroy Ohio at the cor-ner held their regular meetmg Friday relatives Gr1mes M James MeGee and b.mllJ Akton or la}lds own-ed bv Dabney heirs evenmg with Htlrbert Shields WM rs Mary Donahue ur asststlng VISitf! .. over the week end with Mr Mr and Mra Raymond Darbng and land of James Martin thence PTeslding 'I he meetme opened 1n the care ot Mrt L I Hemer ..,. and son are v1eat1onmg m Bur tJ11.A. and Mrs Lew1s Walker a I o n g the North ljlle of Wltb T'The Battle Hymn of tbe Re R ND PERSONALS Mr and \Ira Geor8e Baer and lington. Iowa laid Fracbon No 25 N 88 - OOW pubUe fOllowed wtth pr1yer by Mr and Mrs. C1rl Weigand or son Wilham and Dr and JITI. K lin Edgar Layne JS visiting feet thence N 89 30 E 718 reet the chaplain Mrs Mabel Rousta Toledo. spent a few daya the pa II: D Amsbary Pomeroy left Satur Mr and Mrs. Wald Weaver al The seerb.ry 8 report was read reet; tbenoe N 89 30 E 178 feet week w1th Mr and Mrr Thlle Bach- day m'lrnmg for Mtngo West Vir Cadiz 0 to the West tide of said road by Mr• Dons Sayre Pl1ns were Kr and Mn George Rickard to spend a wu kon 1 campthence alons the Weft side of said made to observe tile first and see nerMrs Ella. J1v1den Mr1 H~ver gm1a mg and fis.hJDI trip of SteubenVIlle vtaited relatavea road_ N 38-00 W 156.8 feet to ond degree at the nest meeting and Mrs Myrtle Farmer of Nttro r Mr and Mrs. Gilbert Wbeeler bm over the weekend tM place ol beelnnmg contammg All members and off1eers are urg Mr and Mn Emory Roush of 2 and 45/100 Acres more or less ed to a.terd The fol1owing meet W Va spent Fr1da31 and Saturday and sons .Mn. IAren Delong and With Mr and Mrs Earl MclLdf~e j daughter canton Ohio and Mrs.. Arlington Va U')e IP8Dd.ing a Exeephnc and reserving the coal mg tnapection will be exereJsed Ernest Molden caUed on Mr Henry Sprouse aJJd. daugbWr Bet week with Mr and Mrs. Erwm and other mmerals In and under Mr and Mrs Robert Stelfr of said premises and the r~.ght to rM1orlo,n,_Ob10 apent a day wath and Mrs Walter Swe~t of Colum. ty of Faupoant Oblo Mr,s Robert We1ver and fam.Uy Lauderm1lt 2nd Mr and Mn Law mine 'IRd nmove the same( with Mt• J Roush Mra Louuse Parr bua Sunday Bryant is rt!ported renee Nap()Er Sr called on )(r BANQUET Mra Els1e out inJury t,:, or use of the Jurface and Mrs William Varian I.Dlproving from arthrJlli lnd Mrs LeWis Walker Sunday Tbe annual Philip Sporn ban and autijert to aU ways ana nghts Mre Elmer Grimm of Belpre Ls Mr and Mrs Arebie Slmpkirts of Mrs RobeJ1 LaudermJit aeeom quet wu held M'ay 17 at tb1 or WI)' fllongl any mineral seam v~lhng wlth ber son. Mr and Mra ot Elkhorn City Ky spent the panled her daughter Mn. Henry Martin. Hotel 1ft Pomeroy Tbe e unde1 aakl premll'ea Rodney Gr1mm week end at their firm on Parker /Sprouse home t.o Fairpoint were twelve te1m1 10 thf! M- !i7 Mr and Mrs Earl Lynch and Run vi11ting rtiendl and relatives Belpg % the same real ettate Mr and Mrs Hanson Bolter league With H A. Davis as preeonve'fed to FJ.len Neaselroa.d et Cindy Mr and Mrt J P Burnell Stb1e School wtl.l begm .June 3 Amanda £1aer and 11r and Mra. 11dent. al bf Jefferson Guess et al / by Charleston and Mrs H B Powell at the Cbriatiao Church. William Faudree $pent Monday Ralph Gtbb! lr was toutm ~ deed dated Jan 13th 1909 and re left Sunday for a trip in t.he Margaret Srn}th was a pa(leDt at evemng Wllh Mr and MH. Harold ter fDr the evenmg and sbort eorded In :Volume 100 Page 257 South They will visit Mr and Mrs the Mason Clinic Wednesday and Holte.. and 50n Stepbea of Long talks were by A. G Meblmal aDd by deed of Aud1tor or Metes Van Darby 1n Geora:aa and tben Thuraday bavmg ber tonmls re Bottom Ohio plant managet and B A Dava:f COunty Obio, by deed dated Jan travel on tl:e Flonda. 1 moved. Mfi. Robert Vmey&Td and daugb JWph Gibbs Jr pre~~entf!d tro uary 19th J912 'lnd recorded m Mr and Mrs Paul Erwin and Nancy Jo Parter Syraruse spent ter and Mrs King suent Friday pblea to tbe wmruna: team Volume 106 Page 402 Reeords of sona visited Sunday with Mr and and Friday •lternoon with Mr and Mrs Everett Dame-Mam~naace 2 tbe team mem Thursday Deeds of Me1g1 County Ohio Mrs. Don Bell I wUb Mr and Mrs Homer Parker wood and daughter Mtl Bobert ben being Nelson Roush R Said pJemises appraised at h and Mrs Earl Shank at Lee !;eft GUmore Bill Hayes. Gerald $1..000 00 #nd cannot be 10ld for tended the Golden Wedding ann\ -and Linda Mr and Mn Ross Sbuler and MISS Helen Frances Baer and Kelly later Damewood and veraary of Mr and Mrs. Boward daua:hter leiS than % of appraisement Debra and ton DaVId Mw Rachel Roush apent Suoday Doug Jliller Robert C .Hartenbach Carpenter of Syracuse Sunday The '"runner up" team COJUlst (Shltiff) Mr1 E J Wet1el and aon Co- have moved from Blleyrur to Pom o,nth Mr and Mrs Hiram Richarson and ramdy of Columbus 1ng ol Ralph Gtbbs Jr Carl Webster &: Fultz lpmbua vlrnted Sunday with Mra eroy Mils Sherry Khngel had her ton Lester Ba11y Mrs Bertha Hottel' Searles. Will11:m st1vers Bob (Attorney•) Wetzel t1 .s111ter and n1ece Mra. ca} 1 g, 22 29 O,te Kayne Holmes and Mr and Mra ada removed at the Sehaekel Mr and Mr~ w 0 Faudree and CQ.ueh lolln Reltmll'e Carl Ten Clime F'rld!y Amanda Baer were the Sltarda)' nant aod Jaanes Russell al o Roberi. Crow Mrs Beatrice Dug111 IS helping dinner guests of llr ud Mrl. Ce-- reemved 1 wmf's All members of Mr and Mrs. Albert IDU lr end with Mr and auJst in tbe care of Mr& Donna ell Glass and Mn On Arrher of Maintenance No 3 team Fry •nd new baby Malta ObJo Mrs Afther aceall IndlvnliUl awarda went h Roseville Cummins Ohio vialted panied tbem home Ralph G1Ii'lis Jr for havmg th .. Nora Gorham Mr and Mrs J A Sapp and lieuona blgbest while Wdl s daughter Debbie Columbdl apent Dlvia reeetved tropb1es for S S attendance on May 26 was Sunday with relatives 1nd fr1ends m,he,~t a:in:gle Kame average and 43 the offermg $f1 06 of thts place hishe.lt tbree same seriM BobhlThe roiiowfng officers were Mrs Alfred Yeauger wUI leave S.yre, ,lece1ved trophy for moat elected at the close of S S - Sundav for Callforn1a to sptDt improved bowler Sec Cha.rlea Taylor aasm:ant some t1me \Uth her sun Mr and The Labor Department won th Nina Robmson treas Herman Mrs. Donald Ye1uger team tropby during the 1eague Tl)'lor adult class teacher, JJola Mrs Amanda 811er and a.i.Ster toumament May f&-24 whtle Taylor and Cbas D. Woore, a.s Mrs Willard Faudree called on Jrlsh amgles trophy went to £1nh sistant \Wiling Woqrters Ella )tt and Mrs Everett Damew<JOCI Gi1more and high doubles trophy Weaver and Thelma Ht!Jndert~:n and d1ughter Mrs Robert Lee oo went to Jack Needs and Wilham Busy Beet Eleanor Boyles and Fr1day afle .. noon Winebrenner The 1~ague 11 held Linnle Gaul Sunbeam.a Juanita -Mn.. AINnll• BMt at Pomeroy Alley Swarli and Dcms DilUnger Ll rarlao Sartdfa Swartz and Rut~ Ann Sbaber Roll 't'alt Sli:ndn Boyles and Clair Woode-; Usher , Millard Swartz and Lloyd Dill Inger P1amsts Florence Speneer Nma Rob~nson Helen Woo... e COLUMBUS -Eating entertain· Allo appearlng on the program I mnle Gaul Sandra Boyles and ment and education wlll be the 1wUI be Bill Alford Associate Farm. J''&nice Swartz in turn mam attrachons of tb& sixth an Program Dm:dor and the "l.uekY of Mr and Mrs Worsbtp services were beld at nual PoultrY Day m Venailles 0 • Pennies who are uloO(!laie:d wltb. were their son f Cboretime morning ndlo proHoward Largent of 10 45 wath Dinsmore Boyles • ~ on Thurslllay lune 131 leacler 2:9 atten~d Enough barbecued t!hicken to gram and on tbe Midwestern llaY• and Mri Naomt SChoon Att,eodance at last Wed eve feed more than 10000per.sons will ride diughter Conme of Co prayer service was to w1th Haz"l be prepared over the mammoth Versailles lJ ona of the coonof Leewood W Warner a1 leader At the close of charcoal p1t The famout 11 25 d1n try 1 leading poultry and eq eenw1lh her mother the services the church present •d ners will be served from 12 o'clock ters M9re tban a DUibon esp. are Rev and Mrs Grow Wttb a pl)" and family unhl 7 P m bandleljt eaeh day m tblS 11mall que at a remernbran1 8 Following noon Outstandlng evenl!l ~verlng all commumty Garnet W111lamson eaUed the presentation the groqp enjoy phases of tbe poultrY lnduatry d Anna Ehersbaeb of Pomee.d a soe1al hour in the basement from the h.ymg ol the to the ID addit:id to the barbecue eVfninl climaxed by a potlu~ luneb al c-onauo:aer are scheduled "'EVtrJ· l!blckrm 1nd rad1o shows there wiD m honor ot tbi Grove• w;io e.t body 5 Farm Hour" will apln be ~ dt!monstrat10ns m var10111 peel to be mowd tbla rear broadcast dtreet from the Poultiy .muea of t.be poultry and eu batThe ropllr meellq of lh• Day grounde at noon over Radio iness the IP.Ieetion or a qu~n,. exr WSCS wart_ beld 1lly 2' at the Station WLW by Bob Miller Farm blbit booths \'isiU to ~oee111r.tg plana contesb ant'l free (8) I, lk: home of Tbehnt Hej'fil&C)D with Progr:t T! Director REAL ESTATE I TOI!Aro Pt.ANTS--.Wor Ahead Pot-Of-Gold TV Deal Ready For New York Clubs In California u attendance of .... in tharJe or tbe pres Taylor wbQI .reported that tbe ru.c, ,elaU.O and urulf1 money here wou1d reeelve a lB-1ear eor1 traet at two d.JUioo doUara: a yell' to teJeviJe rJl tbeir bome games at Lol Alq:eltoa and probably thetr road g1mes 11bo The Giant. eould partidpate In the ume deal at San Frtnciteo Pre.entl.y the Doc&cen reee1ve a $7GO.OOO annual TV radio ioeome at Brooklyn wblle tbe Glanb: 1et $600.000 lor their rltlhtt Tbe FCC ahoriiJ wiD authorize te.O.oc or the van0111 pay TV plani ill certain areu of the count.rJ Co1nbos TV bu not been approved by the aoverament 11 ........ 1231 Legal Not1ces . NEWIUVEN "rf letart f aII Forest Run ohiO I nr 1' lI'U'~!fi:~:'~ ALFRED -Barbecue Chicken Highlights' Poultry Day In Versailles Thursday, June 13 eu dincn;. ' ' �4--I>ally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 , June I , 1957 i Baseball • • • • Rmdts NATIONAL LEAGUE W L Pet. GO 2il 14 650 23 15 606 2 13 18 51Hl 2\1: ~ Phllsdelphla St Louis New "(l.lrk ~ Chieao Pittsbura:h 590 2 ~ 6 23 18 ID 19 ~ ~ i 17 23 12 24 333 12 II 27 288 14 r<nn Philadelphia 2 Brooklyn 1 night 'New York 3 P ittsburgh 2 n1ght SL Lou1s 4 Mllwauke~ 3 rught S.h.lrd.Y• Problble PltcMn Brooklyn at Phtladelph1a ntg l": l -Newcombe 4-4 vs San(ord ~ 1 N~ York at P1ttsburgh- An to nel~ 3-6 vs Fnend 3 4 CbJcago at Cmcinnah- RusiJ 2-4 vs Kl1p,. .0.0 or Drabows k) .stein J-3 St Louis at M1lwauket! night Dickson ().2 vs Spahn 52 Sunct.y'• Gam.• Brooklyn at Ph!I,J delphla ~w York Jt.t P1Usburgh 2 Chicago at ( m cmnat1 2 at l\11lwaukee AMERICAN LEAGUE W L Pet Gl Chrcago 26 11 703 New York 23 16' MK) 4 St LoU!& Danv Sentinel DESK SPORTS I Lopez G~ts Great Pitching From Chisox Staff; 4-Game Lead Grabbed In American League Race Ray Moore held the Yank&el to five tllt• in out-pltchin.s Bob Tur· ley A) Ptlucllt put tbl Oriolea In front wllh A third tnnlna homer and then drove In ano\her r:un with a sacrifice Oy in the fifth Turley\ wa• chased ln the ~tlxth when he walked in BaiUmore'!l fl nat run Billy Hunter'• two • run homer an.d Ned Garver a lour·hlt pitch In& helped the Athletic• to their triumph over the Tndtana Hunter hit hi• homer aft Tribe starter Cal McU1h who ••• knOC!ked out of the box wht11 the A'• ICOffld all their runt In the third lnnJnt(. G.rver faced only 80 llltn in cain· Ina hla fourth victory A two out 1inrle by Jim lAmon ln the ninth Inning off Tam Brew er brought Herb Plewa home from aerond bare wltb Washmgton's winning run j1'he Senitora , who scored lhelr lxth viettti'Y in the l•st seven games tied ~e score at 2 2 In the elghtb wUJ\ Ithe help of Brewers wild throw Tru CJev tllj!er Wfa4 the winner ln relief of Ruq Kemmerer Rookie- Ellie J(atk.O batted In ~ a..t .,...,.. the winning run for the Clrds Ill the 'National Lea1ue, Gt Lou wlth hil fourth hit of. tbe l«me In II topped MUwa~ee. f.3, Phila the e-iahth tnmnr WallJ Moon ran dtlphla nl~ ~_.,n, l-1, and hla hit-Una rtreat to M eon~teu· New York ••leated PittlbUflh, tve 1amea with a' 11&Ul - lnaiRJ 8-l B«la wlilhe4 .,_t tbe Clncln double Undy MeDanleJ .-ent the !flllati.C~c:a,o' 111M. . ,._ route for St Luula for his fourth ' - '• ' victory while Juan Pizarro auC fered bla fourth loll Phlls Mow. Up. Roblu Roberta and Willie Jone1 letmed up to beat the Dodtera and mf)Ve the Phlllie't within 2\\ 1ame• ot the flrat·place Redle.il' By lostn.a. Brooklyn dropped two 1•mes back of Cincinnati Rob. ertll 'aye up alx blte, ~Jne Wll a homer by Roy Campanella_'. the 236th of bb N L career n tied the lea1ue record for a catcher aet by Gabby Hartnett Jones won the ao.mes with a two· run triple oft Don Dry1d1le ln the fourth WUUe Ml\1 extended hla hlt· tint 1treat to 19 11me1 With a double In the el..lhth innlnt and 1ub1equently 1cored on IUy Katt'l nc1'ifice Oy with the run that beat Plttsburlilh Pirate shuter Lute Arroyo blanked the Giants on two hits until the Sf\'enth when they tied tht' score at 2 2 on Whl tey Lockman&' single with the basel fuJI Rellever Al WorthiRJ· ton waa credited with his fourth victory - -----TO PRIPUI AGENDA GENEVA, SwitJ.erlind UPThe International Olympic Com mlttee will hold 1n executive If!$. tlon at Evisn; 'France, June 3 a to prepare lbe agenda for tbe ICC plenary 101alon at Sotla, Bul carla, next fall Jeffcoat Most Determined Man On Redleg Staff ( INI IN]tlA'l'l UP - Manager B1rd1e r ebbeth calls pitther 'fiJI JcHcont th e converk!cl O\llha¥Jer "ho came to the Redlegs m a 19M deal with Clucago "the most determined p1tcher In the league'' It 19 that dete-rmtnatlon whmh accounts for Jeffco.at s three vte torJea this seuon and for the two home run~ h.e has collected 10 for Ht 8 last homer belted 1n lhe e11:hlh mnmg agmnst the Cardm· als last Sunday broke a 6-fl tie and won Jeffcoat & uwn gam~ tor him Jeffcoat, slate<;l to start for Cin ' Pl~y • 1912 Abe hi• f!illts ·~ ~ fl"" ..\1!14 battle aaainst tleatb foutlht ne.d 10 yes,a. battler • ~e of th.e in tbe llstory of rtng, F'r1day at hhl hQme after a long ftght agamst eancer Before lesvmg boxing, Kilbane rang up two outstandmg marks He held a title lollier tha~ &lji.Y ~igbt~ except Joe Louia and he w,oa. 13i of 142 bouts during biB care~ RIRATEt IIGll ~TO PmS~IJ!IIiH UP ,- IIJlchoel A Donato, an lr.flelder ~ outfielder at Boston College, has been ala:ned by the PUtsbu!gh Pirates organ!· q.pon and. astlgned to tbe Jamesto.wn, N Y , club' lD the Claa.s :Q PenD,Iy~v~•• • ~ew Y011kl Uaautt. Donato, 18, Is a sophomore a~ c THIS IS HOW Herll Scor• must have loojed to Gil M_c~1~~~~~ of the New York Yankees wllen he~' bullet-hot hit .,.,,~r1 mto the left eye of the Cleveland ~ :jco.~;~ 1& hOI!lnlll'! b~ back 1n action soon Doctors say his elgbt probably will not be 1mpjllreq -=----=--~~--~~---- HomeTeams On Sunday's Schedule In OVA Pomeroy and Mtddleport Ohl•• Valley .1\s.soctatlon baseball te1ma ba~ the.Jr hands full Suhday ~ .. they en~rtam thf=' two hotte!tt clubs m the 11even club loop ila~ford and Coolvtlle Chet OJiver bringll bis Tliers (2 Ol to the Pomeroy H111h School diamond where P)ltl Collins hopes he w1ll have Jfuey Rey nolds (1 O) on the mound Ge11e Hesson 23 year-old southpaw witl1 a professionaL futball and curv t will be on the hill for the Tiger~ Luther Tucker f•nn~ Little Rock star WLII catch _ Coolville (2 0) comes to Mi I dleport's mumctpal park at 2 P M w•tb 25 year old Dick Spencer (1-0) well rested and Junkm..tn Bsldy Balderson ready as always tn relief MiCkY Mille1 CO. I) pow erful fast baller 'A(ill get the caP from manager John Parson.! to battle Spencer Call!polls (1 OJ traveb to lRa cme to take on lhe runleu won ders of Herb Sayre 11.nd Jun.J.or Wolle Emil Thomas UII,Y call o.n oJd,ater t.eo Va1entin.e to tbrow won 'Phuraday ae•tnst Pomt Pleasa11,t,. a.. ain ~th01,1s:b he ~Itched and Racl,ne (2.0) is looklnt for ta lint ru.Q out the season Shut out by Identical 5-0 scores tn •111 f1rst two outtna•. the club Ia .1ue to explode any 1day The boJ s have been hl'ttin,g, bu_t not n clusters D1ck Taylor, one of th,.. hrtter youna: pitchers in the lea· gue may 1et the ealt wlth Ivan Powell in reaerve Ltttle Foozy Wolle now on the mend while under treo.tment b Galllpolls physlctans pht:hed a good .a:ame a.gamst Hartford mL,ght want Ill ,go ag;nn He SYRACUSE I 10¥N ' R CHMON.D . P~f FQR ONLY $s.oo pe• month ' • Ros~.,ba~m's You con hove that s~cQnd set in the children's room, den, etc:. Memorial Day and Malerlal ~ at Tbo &It IBtMfll¥ol PAYI(~T IN ADVANCI AND WE KEEP SET IN QPEIIA TION AU Sets Are Geed Retolldltloood ,Sets p~ pol Admlnl Trad ..laa SEE US FOR COMPLETE DETAILS .Mr. and 3(1'5.: i'J;'ect l-osenbaum entertalDed a grQy' of relatives a.nd friends M:amQJ:'Ial llay at their home, Vale St ' and Mrs. Mr coln Sh:en. apprN.ching daughter, Je.an to da11, Jr, son Gf Ml' 111,:1 Mr-.s George T Siddalt ~anon:, Mas,l The weddini will be an event or late s~er M1s:' $01~ 1¥' :!' padpate •' Middl,pOJt Hittl ~bool and re ceJVe" btr •BlchelOr of Artl de.. gree at Delli,on 'bJ\IVetslty where &h.. il " member AlphH Pht soctal sorotlty She 18 wo~t­ lng O\l her Masters degree In Re· ltgtous Ed1,1Calio11 at Andover Newton Theological School, Bo!· . ASSOCIATED RADIO an·d TELEVISION Mlll~r. ' or Owner POMEROY ,......... -- -·UntverlltY you'll waat to I lUll& SAFE ALL WAYS? ton ¥!'adU(\t~ .qt' the of MIIBSaCb\l!f!tt.tt IS ~ member of Delta sfcl.al fril ternl\v He on h1s Baebelor of at Al\dove~eW· Sehool ;;; Notlee M•l&• l;o.llllly BE SURE! lilfte 'Owners Ileal II " I • " 'I'J)~ IN~ :llool(i( are ]\OW opel!, dtiJ' t~a p~enl '!f 185e:;Juli• 'l'ai! and also De· Unqu~nt 'faxes.. Books will close Ju~ 1, 19ji7. ' • Fire, theft, storm damage, personal babllity due io accidents on your property . all these could cost you money, Play safe con . . suit us now abQut complete QesJenM &om Ideal wbmltted bl women from norr parf of tile nqtlon. V(om'n who drew tltolr ~"- ,,.... '"' pradicql ...,n.~ of m~l"'l • MIW.. tl• ~U.MUill"l'•· ..eJPCouat, Treplll'fr Capehart, Miss. Judi Cape- hart and Jim Harvey Columbuq Mrs Lee Richardson and daugh· t~, Joan and Mrs E L. Capehart. Wfll'l'en, MTS Albert Wagnet, Mas~~l<'ln Mrs s.~rained Mrl Mrs Jack Ro.~~enbaum and c~l• dren Jickie, Rickie, Barbara and Susan, Sprlnefleld, Mr and Mrs RUssell Capehart and daurbter, Jai::kLe, Mason, W Va aud M1 and Mrs. Richard RoSenbaum a~d son, Joey m a fall at her her home. Mrs Robert Runnel~ was re turtfed bo~e Wednesday from the Hob.er Hospital where she had be~n a n1edlcal patient Capt Cbei!iler Rice, son a( Mr and Mrs Homer R,tee-, called rela· tlves here thiS Silnday after be and ~s wUP. and daughter, Susan l'nded 10 Cahfornla TtteY have bee9 tn JaP,an for st;~veral years S.S&t Harold Rice, U:jMC, met ~is broth,er and family at the dock and 1a vJ.4j.ting w1th them before. theY Anyone Interested m a new Ir<•turm to Oluo for a month's type of outdoor h.ghtmg for ga~· llelove. , Huntington, viSited' dena •ad lawns should plan to Walter Ramey, attend the open mee~ing of tbe M¥Jdleporl Amateur Gardeners Club at the llliddleport HiJih ~¥:hqol a~1pr\um on W~dnesday ---- meet. .!bot 0, at 7.3D I> M at Burbnr bam Is planmpg a garden to be wed an ronnecfion with the dla play of Ugbt& under the direcUf¥.1 ot Blanche waue1;1er ~f the Cql· u~bus and Soqtb,ern Ohio El~t* Q:ompany A rfl<:~~le on Ia~ hlJ 11 a1&o planned and the bos ~as ,elu~ wlll IJ.ave a ~ep'tlon at the dose of the- Pl'Qil'&m. AJI Oar.den Clubs in the anu have been invited as well as any or.e else wbo is inter~ted ln the topjc were served to Blake, Mrs Donald recentl)l Cottnll, Mrs. Edi!IOh Guinther, Mrs Robert Harden, Mrs Walter Mr Fred Mescher an~ of Grundy, Va, are ~be gues·~ of tier JVother, Mrs Fannie Kaspar Mlaecay.m , Mrs Llnme VanMeter ot Dela· ware Is the guelt of 1r~at1ves Harru, Mrs Donald Lia1e, Ml'll Herman London, Mr• Pearl M;e. ~ride, Grace Oiler, Mrs Ge~e Schneider, Mrs Allah TeifQril, Mrs Robert White and Mn Djc:k Winebrenner The Adult Class of the E U t1 Church were entertained at tile bome of Mrs. Georae Freel1nd, cently wtth the meetina iD cbarg_e o.f Mrs Charles Neuman ReporU were gtven by Glenna Sou)fby tUl'd Edna Edwards A social hour fol· lowed the meeting Sunday i~Jlltf of Mr and Mrs Jamel Quld.: 1Jere_ .Mr~ GJe:n West, Mr and Mr• Gordon West and daughter, Oebfl Kay~ of ta. clne RD, Mr~ Mil~ Chaprun and children X...t411 Falla, ¥r. and Mrs Donald oQ<I cli!irlml. Recent guef\lf of Mrs. Mn~ JoloCoy were ~d. R~ Miller and e reo, B~!J. ~ •. Mlss Wtlma ~. H~c:lrw~ np ~i)A Mr and Mrs tl\l Jamel 6f Par- keiser.:.~~~!~~~: r.•·•·-·.: s~ in MeJga County Mr. and. Mrs JaiM.i McCJ.askev returned to their home in Mid· I~~~:~lj~l;; ..~~a'l•{: ~\!!'...~: VDEdwords land, Pa , Frlday after a vi91t with hts !lster a9d brether in law t1J' and Mrs Clifford Phllllpg of !jlnero~U• M:r and ),fr.s Elmer W1ckham m Gal!ipolls 9nd Weat Memorial Day peral~ Lozier of Rrmceton ' .. -J:· arr1ved Tlt.ursday evenmg {or a vult with Mr 1\D-d Mn A»o.n Kelton aod dauehter H • will be accompanied hoi~f. Sundr/ Mrs Loiter and SOl), Jay, who bee~~; the guests of the Kel for tbe Pf.S.t ~Re Weeks Charles Ward of (:olumbus pest ot M\'• Floyf! Meea '-c;:-- and Mrs David :rdfConna keTSbura ghay (Betty Story)' of Springf1eld are the guesta of her pareats. Mr. 1nd Mrs Lee S~. \ Mr and Mn J'amea Loehary family, Athens, weh MemorDay 1uests ot his- parents, MrL and Mrs J.oc:hary MW Helen 9f colum· tbe bpr brothPr Mr and Mrs MeQulrg Sue oF ' ' Of·A !_~lh~.~~~ ' Pr~y l~~:~:~m·:;;:j T~a Caf~f ~UtsefY horne tnsurance coverage u Qlo•• PT"' vot'4 Ji!· -.n Chester Grange Is Host T.o The Racine Grang4' Guest. were Mr and ¥n ;-;~~~ l(eier, Mr end lifrs ~w· ························~· 0::' ' thr;•,::~f~~=·~: t: A,re HQs., On los~tloa E. MAIN ST. - LaureiCIHf RENT,.. Harry . N..Wo llltor, ""- """- !!Jr. llrl. LIWiftto lmltll hlilllnf, of the PTA. den alKI famUy They •lao vi1lted Mr and .lin .Roa:er Epple ha 1e A report ot the IJ,o~ lD Huntintton, W VI moved in whh b1s parenu, Mr P'I"A Court¢11 whtch reuntb IStU Ztrllt returted to hu em aM )tn John E~l~ FlatwoodL at West Columbla wu ., flpY-1 •~ U.. RlYf" bo•~ f.eet:ft 4lnoer iUt'.ltl ot 1il! GoldJ• Rut l<Welfern", and Earl Watk!m 111d and Kn Buel Rldenour were Mr The Ol'ftDi2:1tton RicUJil Wener tt; the 'lJkrtY" iU\1 Mr• John Hayt• and d.i • tribute $5 00 toward '";j.J*ft~··• ~ lllld ~ ~-· &o\1111 ~ ~ and M.ra Ellzlbtth phl 'l experue to the villted recently la 1-crkenbswr Wlclr:ham ' 'Ptle dJnner ••• HI OJuncll In Cincinnati 10011. \lrith relstlv.. • bonor o! tbel.r soa, J! me.s bmh A report on the new retdt Mr and Mrs Sam Armel! and day was by Krs B B Vance an" X two children Jackson, Ml.cbla~n A 1c John Ginther of Falrfi rld Pete ftoush .and Mn Sa.:ra ape:Jlt stveral da)'J with Mra Ar Air rorte tiase Califorma I!; son foUowed by a d1scll8Jitln II meU'a parentJ Mr 1nd Mrs Har apendmc 1 thlrty da)' furloug1• wblth time the tlfli old Duetwortb with 1\11 parents, Mr and Mr sponwr the project :Mr and &1r1 Clarence Maalll John GJnther Monda} Ray 14)'er~ New officers were lnsta1,ed snd ehlhlrrn ot Cotumbu• v11tted ot AlheDll Yllher Atrman Gmtlicr I MISJ Hart and an pre1ident. Mu. Mrs Wattle Springer and Mr and Mr and Mn Eldon Will Syre John Morgan, vice president, ¥rt Mrs lAwrence Whitl1tl'h cuae apent Sunday e\'emng wltn 0 J Bostle, aecretary, Mn U Mn Florence Hardin accompa Mr and MNJr De!lzll Cleland erett .Rou1h and treasureT, M1,_ med Rev and Mn Olear Neue Mr and Mn Everett Watso n, Ralph Gibbs Jr and Beth to New Have-n, W Va , The program will by Rev where they Vlllted llr and Mn Tuppera Plalnl Yll!led • Mr ani ~rt John Ginther Scott Df the New Haven .vi Everett Laudernult and daua:hter Opal Mane and Carl Thom.a11 Ch.urch eoneermnc "Religion ln Ruth OUutt spent Wednesday w1 h lhe Home" alld all we bcnef!• Kathryn Sh•ck spent a n•lht wl1h their aunt, Mr1 Cle:> Smith (rom it in our dally life's tn~ Conote Robert at Wolle Pen Mn Denzil Ueland leatned of hoW through us, lt cao refle '( Mr and Mrs Wlllil Leadlnaham and daug~tere, ConnJt al\d Sir- the death of her c:owln W A V.t> upon tbose we are aJJOCt.;le6. with ban, spent a week eod in Port• at G11Upoll1 Monday Ward HIYel haa been returned M'n Marie Rowb ~ room mouth where tJJey att,nded Mr to hi• home from Melli Gener.d ~:e1ved the attendance awerd ud: Leadln,2ham • alumni b1nquet Ho11pltal and l1 tmprovlng the Su:th Gndtf M()the1'3 wert Mrt Frank Morran o:l Port• Mn Ejleen Htgon Columbu hostell8es aud 6erved refrelii'bw moutb la vlsilllll taer mother Mts apent a few d1ys with Mr 1n 1 menu to tho11e abov e and lfrtr Frances Ritter 1nd ofber relatives VI<' Street Mn Faye Sm1•~ Mr and Mrs Jobn Crook• 1nd Mn Ward Hayeti Jlrs Earl Dun s~nt a day IJJ. Thomas Grmstead Mrs Geor"e two children of Columbus lpent a Randolph Mn Pearl Cunning recent wet:k end witb Mr and Mrs Parkersburg ltr aad Mrs Larry Rouab ot ham, Mr and Mn A G Ilor,me)', Donald Li.JJll, Mrt Norma Lisle, wbo remahu serwus1y ut and Mr J&ekson spent a few day• w:tb Mn Inez Roush, Mrs Harry Yr and Mrs Guy Summerlleld Staats Mn LJeula R<oush, ~h'1. and Mra Orville Croob.. Flora Grlmet and Mra Harr"J Mr and Mn. Cui SchultJ 1nd I Miller daugbtell" moved. from tbe Usle COUPLaS CLUB property on Water St., to the bome M'r and Mrs Robert Coc .. t.. ~ of l.ll• war~ll llr. 1nd Mra Carl ly Mn. Jolon Dlold S<lluill on E ~ Sl were hoU. to members :•VI<"'~'~ ~ ~ JvY Powell attended " ~aDd Mrs. Jobn ·Aldrulu of Stanley party at tl.e home o! Couple~ Club, Saturday e at theJr h.p~ Atte:1diJ1C Crook,ivW~ .. pent Sunday wtth Mr Mrs Opal I>4VU Mr and lin. George Burftll, ~o4Mr• ~lN .... M<• ¥arpm Alien and 1111 and Mu Jlme• D1ehl Jr ~· Arwa ~Coy Vtalted frtenda Hoffman apeat Thurlday an ... and Mn Le.ster Zerkle and In V!<fl VIr~ reeenUy Frl~ at the Sammy Lewll home and Y:n HliJT)' Millf'J' Bibles ~re presented to btlb at lbrrl.loDrille. INGAGIMENT tchool crt4uate• duri.D.g tbe Stm. llr. and Mn. Kilton Hysell Hr and Mn JohnQY ct•Y Schoo) bour Sunday May 28 were as followt A.lbuey Methodrlt, and. the ~'J e!Jter Mrs Searl- are aonounclne Stephen Jaeoba, Htty J~ne Kieb- es were p,es of lin Ivy Pow of !heir daughter, ~ lneor and Wt.ncla Roush; the PreJ. eiJ and family and Hr and Mr.§ J..arrr Kina:, aon of Mr and byterian a.utch, James Robert OrvUle Allu, earnlns tor the Ralph KVJ.g Grallam Station lamH Bradalaalr funeral White AugWit wedchng 11 planned to tie "t Mr. ud 11rt. Robert Bowen \aid 1t ~be St Paul Lutheran and •ere ia )(cArtJnJ' W .u Cburtb 10 N~ Havet'L tend lJ!Le eommeocement ANNOUNCEMENT Mr and Hn otto Aleab1re • 11te local Women's Club '"U moved to lll(ldleport. hold thetr annual dmner on Mr.Y Keuy l..unlford 11 spend111g hL 28 a~ the Am~n U!~ion H1Jl full'lONb with his parenb Mr at 8 30 P M HU!!bands and other guesh are mvtted to pt· .:: Cheater Grange W'd.S bast. to and Mn Leo.l:iard Lundord Attendance at Sunday Schoo) tend and new off1cers will be InRacine Gran1e Tuesday evenmg: stalled for the com•ng year at their regular meetmg Twenty May 28"wu 98. offering $ll.27 Mr aqd Mn Hqrner Russell P.UTY seven were present an(! prese.lt· Mra Wvatt Chadwell honMed ed the progra,m wnh Mn. Rov and two dau&hten are visitm! Iter mot~er Mrs Eva Tracy her son JJmmte May 18 wtth a Spencer in charge lin: Ruth WilJan wu a weet l.olrtbday parl;v at the1r home m Clifford MOJTl8 J._Ve 1 "iij';11 end gue!t of her motll.er lin eelebratton of h\s 8th b1rtbda 1 • talk and introdueed the membeu BeUe Hilt Game, were played and prl.Zl'"l from tbelr &l'lnge .. Mr. and jln Walter Schrieb,.,. awarded to several and the bonThe program wu j'Corn Gro.,. called OD Mrt Belle Hilt ore~ rece1nd many g1ft.s Ra. ltg.. song, by aU, "Home 1n th ~ TOD\mY and JQhnme DeWitte freshmeots r:.f Ice cream and cake • Grange", reading, •lcom Ch•m ~nd Darnll Mayer of FalJ'Dlont was served to Ron me Stem Ric :< pmnshlp' by Frll!Cf'S Carleto spent two day11 at the home of ey Powell, Johnny Ritl!o:ew y, "Why Corn Pops" by ..DoDill Hll· Mr and Mn. Lawnnce Slnlt 1 Larry Fre-v, Billy JOe Roush Blln dDr~. aon,g, quartet, contest How Sunday guest.!l were Mr ud Mrs.. nle Sue Roush Rebtrta Parson many 1galn• on ear of corn, woo Dan Smith and 3 chUdren 1111d lrm(la Brown Randy Wetv~r. by George Gen¥Mner Mrs. Anna Dm faul and Dand. Chadwell Gl,t!L • The LOrd WaUts in the Cor~ Leonard Lunsford and fatml" sent by Judy Athey, Jerry F1eld • by Letha MoJTiB, Com called on $tf!Y4.1 Ebbn and fitniiY Mnnan menU; em oUir Gn~". l&at)' and Enul Aleahire and lam1l:1 VIrgtml Easterday, ''Talk on Sunday ev.enmjl' PoiJo ' b) Emma Adams, Playlet Callers at the Jobn Diehl borne "Selhng the FJrm", Mr 11nd Mr£ lfE!re Mrs Mildren Bowen an ' Htldore Mr a'nd Mn Lawrence Smltll and tranddaupter Caroly • Story, "Model T Ford" by M'i t1e Clrcle, "QuiZ on Corn" w 1n Smith by Mrs Hildore and a song "Bu~ ~nd Bloom" by qu1rtet NEW mv-t:N, W.Va. Rural Life Spnday was obs.erv P. T. A ed May 26 at Chester M , E The New Haven PTA held p!e:'" Church FOI,l Ja~t meetme; of tbe se1son ~ First and ~ond de.dees lo ly with Mrs. John More;ao, Pfejli be conferred at the next l'l!gul u- d•nt. presldine: Tb'l meelq; meeting June 11th Sewing eon· opened with regui.. t form and I test to be June 25. devotions were by Mrs Bernard Refres"ments wen: served, at Letvmg, a story by Catoln Le1Y. In g. the clo.ae of the meeting Busine&~ repol'tl 'ift're read and !Ia Tho Brlglttffl Coraer . ~pproved by Mn. s,ct F)~sb,er wbo also the annual report lalllddlepmi rr ., Mr. Siddall is ·a IS YOUR HOME lhh Larry Holter, Annabel Rose, Mra Jean H111mm, PhyUia and Charlea Jhle 1 Tomm) and Louise Fbher, member• of the Racine band club went to a wiener rout at Portland Park on )Jonday nljht Mrs Reed Easterday b at home after being Itt Holzer Hospital a few days last week Mrs Penrl VIger Cleveland, '' visiting her daughter, Mn Mlldrf!d Shule1', and famlly for a few weeks Mrc Ora Archer, McConnell• ville, Js vultma: her brother and. alster, Leater Bal1ey and Bertba Holter and other relatlves Mr and Mrs Eldon Kraeuter, Bertha Holtf'r and Lester Bally at· tended quarterly meetlna at Ent(lrprite Tursday nil:ht. Mr and Mn Delbert Sco-t, Mr Seott • Jl!ter of Columb¥s and Mu ),fart.ha Wolle were r: ~ent callera of Mrt Mary Bailey Lmd; and Kathy B;:~br, Merelie and Vlrgm1a Coleman were t).t• Thurtday guests of Mary Jo Rou1h m"" The Morning Star a. doy After i'lb- 1>1• II) clunnll Friday maht, will start to· tJ.ay Instead, since the scheduled opener or a four. game series w1th ChtCiljO was postponed becau~c or rain By Inn• dlf ...."'" Callen receniiJ at tbe Pala.t•-r home were Mn WUI Brown., llf· and, Mn Kalpll f4Jnter .Pd dau• i hter Mf.t and Mr. Haro Brown aqd children, Barbara Lan ham aod Shlrle.)' fleilmn Mra Clyde Well 1nd dauaht ~ , tailed on Mrs Mny Bailry Su11 da): aUernoon Mr a.a.d M.rl. Komer Geol}eln M11ry &a;ile)l., Vn JeAwe Roo1h and Will Helbnan 1 tended ~e funeral or .Frank Well Tbur5 crown Natbll'Wftahi cr)pmploa JoMny GbaDa, wb-1) woa. all 11\t&. Mr oJ 1"tloU Bp.th 8 BU!ilt, WlSB's homer Smger s smglt and a '1 errol The Sox managed two ru,ns. P I the ftrst on Searles smgle and Gilkey's homer In the sec~»tl mnwg Oller tripled and scor~J on an error The Yanketf!l put across the winning: run In the fcul,'th mn lng when Bmg tripled With th bases loaded In the fifth seven runs came In In Slater s almfle stx walks and two errors Kal Ulnd) '11 Senators h.ad a b~g Inning In the flfth, but not quit"' big enough Carr smgled Little •nd Stephenson walked and Stu bart tripled Five runs came n 1i'. 1th an error added Line Scores Senators 304 ~12 e 5 Yankee1 , 200 47x- 13 (I 5 .Qattenes Senators Stobart Baumgardner (lJl (LP) and D L1ttle Yankees Bmg Laudcrm' I {4) tWP) ~and Slater Indians McElllinne and Bu~h Red Sox O•ler and Gtlkey _. Historic Ring Kilbane Lost . Last Fight In Career SlXlh Ol1 Cleveland :!2 17 S64 S DetTo1t 21 20 ~12 7 Boston 21 21 MO 7 112 Kansas C1ty 18 23 439 10 Ballimore 1ft 24 385 12 Washm&ton HI ~ 341 14 1t.~ Frld1y't RetUitt Baltimore 3 New Yort 1 night The Wublnitlon 3 Boston 2 nJght Chlcaso 6 Delrott 0 night Kansa.t City 3 Cleveland 1 night • S.tvrtllly't !!tooll1lll• Pitch•" Detroit at Chtcaao--Hoeft 1 : vt Wllaon S 2 ' Clevel1nd at K.anu1 C1ty nig ' -Wynn &-& vs Burnett 3 2 Boston at WashlnMton-Sullivan 2-4 va Stobbs {).t Baltimore at New York-John By Chel Tauei'.W .son 2·S v• Kuck1 24 Sunlfay'• G•mn When all the ltttle leagues, pony leagues, summer high Dttroit at Chicaro 2 school league, the OVA league (I hope that's all) get rolllng Cleveland at Kallllaa CttY next week ID Pomeroy, Middleport and Mason the steward o! Bolton at Waahlngtcm this here page 1s going to be snowed under to blS eyelashes Baltimore at New York 2 From here, at this mom~nt, It looks so senous that the RedINTIRNATIONAL. UAGUE Toronto 2 Montreal 1 legs w111 have to gel a 25 game bulge 1n the National League Bufralo 12 Rochester 1 before they cop an 8-pomt head over one paragraph Richmond 9 Columbus 6 Ol:rvlously we CliO l gtve full tunes quLie mcomplete scort Havana 7 MiamL 2 reports to all games Tht• problem keE~pmg rel ord brother I ve ha 111 to reduce all to a SJ:te that can 111 AMIRICAN ASf'.OCIATION Wtchtta 8 St Paul 1 be h.mdlcd m available spa " l! Th£'te IS no pps slbJ!L ty of pu h and hnotype machine tlme lea\ \ishmg t.oJol ~c ore s for game.s 1 ~~~j~~~~n 1~ ~~~~~ ~ 10 Inn 1ng a little for lhe absolute nee ti Too mu ch spuce and ltme Is 111 Minneapolis al Indlanapoh~ dlle.s Jn n11t10nal !!ports Thor(• h volved Wl tlo want howc\er ppd ram the matter of t1me too One r ~ hii.Vf' !JlrLOdLc 1eleases on the lop INTUNATIONAL LIEAGUiill porter although he 11urely ! ~ 1:1 tU hitleL!I tnp p1tchen el\: .111 w L Pet. oa llenlltl cJtnnot o po ~l! lbl} wlu '1 a tea~ w· b01 s1s Th ts• will be up R1chmon~ 2R I~ 631 0 tllrough all the SC(lrcbook~ 1,1 tu the league offLcer~ to prondl Torontl) 25 15 625 J1 volved rerretmg out the es.-~en H they don t have tune to fleur,-. 1 Bllffalo 22 16 /1i79 t1al d.tla and get them Into mtc It out from {helr own records MlamJ :u 21) 512 ~ ou Cll ll t expect us to como up llgible form 111 a couple of houi Rochester 20 24 455 My objel't then, hure, Is to ex with the 30 hour day and do 1' llav.1na Ul 23 462 B'r tend a plea to managers to JU ~~· for them CoJ,Jmbus t7 20 39!1 11 us the fullest cooperation H So Ltttle Leaguers cl al 1f Montretl 14 27 34l 13 managers Will redure tht!lr g ame~ you arcn t gcttmg ln the papP.1 to the e&~~en!HIIs and phonu them wltlt your games, ask your ma 1 MAY lAIN TITLE SHOT to me the !lame evening as lh c d)l:er about It NEW YORK UP flarold game at home (6201 Ml or aft • -------John1on!1 flrtt-round knockout ot 7 A M the neJo~t mornln!l at 397 KING KONG SIGNID Clarence Hinnant could earn h.lm my hoir w111 . be wtlh ffil' mu ch NEW YOTlK UP - 1 he New e shot at the liMh.t hcavvwei11ht t1 longflr York Yankct•s announcOO fi'rlday tle thl1 year That .11 what match Here Is what we need for all nlght that their former sla.r out maker Bllly BroWn of th e Inter aame.11 ~Ulldcr Ch11rl1e King Kong :Kelle-r LLflfl !ICOYe each. team Willl will JOtn th11r11 as a coach when national Boxlt'g Club satd today about the muscular Phlladcl'phlan runs hils ond error11 summary they play In Cleveland next Tues who flattened Hinnant Gf Waahing. the visiting loam h11ted first a!'l J day Keller, 40 replacee Coach ton, D C w1th a boomlna rl11bt battortos Randy Gumpert who becomes to the chin tor a klyo at 1 24 of Pltchlna performance strike man11aer of the Kearny club in their TV flgbt .In St Nicholas Ar ouh walh hit hatters the Class D Nebraska $tate League ena Friday nlabt Top hatter for each team wtth ca}Uulcd summary ot how wm HANKI 'ltiCH SIML•R NAMID lnil run wa1 scored INDIANAPO!JS, lnd UP DENVER Colo UP - Col We of The Daily Sentinel bo Smlllne Sam Hanks was richer by Georte B SJmler 36 haa been heve we will perrornt a real &er $103,844 today ~a the winner of named atblfltic director for the vice to the youth program herP Thursday's Memorial Day auto Air Foroe Academy The former by publtshlna aecouat1 of all clattlc Hank• drew the money ln .M.aryJtnd UnJverslty football rrtar aames Interest will not only be the form ot a paycheck Friday, and a veteran of HI yeen' 11rv malntamed but Increased which included a total of $38,230 Ice In the Air Foret 1ucceeds Col But If l'v!l got to track down In race and qualilylng money, Robert V Whitlow, wbo will be who hn the S(!Orebooka and lhtm $24,375 ln aeceiSory awards and reauJjned alter 1 three year tour i•f 1 finally wet them figured o:.~ t $20 400 ln lap prizes beret what happened from t.he aome IV' MILTON IICHMAN Unlttct PNN .,.,.. Wrl,.r AI Lopez never h1d 11 10 100d tt Clevelaud With the India01, Lo~z had tome mlahty fine pite-hina. but be'• retUn1 an even bitter brand at Cblcaao wbere every atlrter Gn hit llaff II pltehln1 Sn with the lllnd of complete taiPt vietorlea that could brlnJ the White Sox thelr fir~ pennant la. 88 years Jt wu Bob &"'an'e turn Frl day nl1ht lind the lf.yen~ld rl1ht hinder e.1me -hroLIJh with a 1parldln1 tour-bit. f.O vletory over Detroit that lnc:r. . .d the White IMII. American Leatue lead to four Cllmts C•tcher Sberm Lollar tne Kee pa all the mtrJID he needed wben be blu&OO a hro-t'lln homer '>(f Frank L:ley In tbe flrat lnnlna tiD.d Wa1t DrOJO added a little 1e J,.. to tbe C'ake witll a trand· Ill• ~omer in the elehth ...ttmore defeated the le4:ond p!He Y1ntee11 3 I. Kanaaa Cit)' but Cltftlllid by the IIIMI S I leGh, alii! WtshlnJton tdied Bot toe ,1;1. I I ' Wo ody Cal1s Uttle Uague I Jnd1ans o f Mtddlepm t went m t th e lead f n day ll lt::hl wi,.th a 2-V ~cord when the} dd eaJed Pete Kloes Red SoJo~ 10.3 beh 1nd th~:­ stuady p11t'hmg uf Rt1ss MtElht ncy The Yankee.! piloted by comanagttrs Tommy: D.avu; and Haek Wtlson, edged the Senato 'I of Kal Hmdy's m !I track meet 13 12 Both now stand\ 1 I on tl\n 9eason McElhmney fanned mne and walked thl"c~ batters w:h1le Ius opponent Rlt:k Oller fanned lJ but walked nme The Indian~ JUmped on 01le 1n the f1rst mnmg lo1 four ru.l on si ngles by W1se and S.inger a walk and error 1hey added tw., m the thud one In the fourth three 1n lb• and lt'~ 1t wltb Prhf•y' a Retulh Chtcato at Clncmaall mght ppd I Indians Take 2-0 ·Lead In liHie Yanks Edge Senators By l3-l2Count IY UNITED PUSS ctnclnnatl -klyn Milwaukee • ,_•.,...... 1 Summer Cruise • of hh re. New FurnituN $299.00 BAKER FURNITURE Gottrm FIRESTOH·E TIRE. *'· I • Gn oil Si.-e$ in Stock • UPRIGtiT "On the Bank• .f4 The Beautlful Otuo" , Pomeroy's Bttt -· • Semqel o~ hrry MQdena 1 Hotel Room1 hCIYe yQur car MrYiced heN oad Sen and CHEST l11IE f.RE~ZERS HOnLMUTIN , UY FOR SUIIMiR DRIVING FOR LAWN MOWERS ' ! Seat Covers 'I nstolled WILLIAMSON OIL COMP'ANY FIJ411tone · Distributer ftll WWiaJrtooa �4--I>ally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 , June I , 1957 i Baseball • • • • Rmdts NATIONAL LEAGUE W L Pet. GO 2il 14 650 23 15 606 2 13 18 51Hl 2\1: ~ Phllsdelphla St Louis New "(l.lrk ~ Chieao Pittsbura:h 590 2 ~ 6 23 18 ID 19 ~ ~ i 17 23 12 24 333 12 II 27 288 14 r<nn Philadelphia 2 Brooklyn 1 night 'New York 3 P ittsburgh 2 n1ght SL Lou1s 4 Mllwauke~ 3 rught S.h.lrd.Y• Problble PltcMn Brooklyn at Phtladelph1a ntg l": l -Newcombe 4-4 vs San(ord ~ 1 N~ York at P1ttsburgh- An to nel~ 3-6 vs Fnend 3 4 CbJcago at Cmcinnah- RusiJ 2-4 vs Kl1p,. .0.0 or Drabows k) .stein J-3 St Louis at M1lwauket! night Dickson ().2 vs Spahn 52 Sunct.y'• Gam.• Brooklyn at Ph!I,J delphla ~w York Jt.t P1Usburgh 2 Chicago at ( m cmnat1 2 at l\11lwaukee AMERICAN LEAGUE W L Pet Gl Chrcago 26 11 703 New York 23 16' MK) 4 St LoU!& Danv Sentinel DESK SPORTS I Lopez G~ts Great Pitching From Chisox Staff; 4-Game Lead Grabbed In American League Race Ray Moore held the Yank&el to five tllt• in out-pltchin.s Bob Tur· ley A) Ptlucllt put tbl Oriolea In front wllh A third tnnlna homer and then drove In ano\her r:un with a sacrifice Oy in the fifth Turley\ wa• chased ln the ~tlxth when he walked in BaiUmore'!l fl nat run Billy Hunter'• two • run homer an.d Ned Garver a lour·hlt pitch In& helped the Athletic• to their triumph over the Tndtana Hunter hit hi• homer aft Tribe starter Cal McU1h who ••• knOC!ked out of the box wht11 the A'• ICOffld all their runt In the third lnnJnt(. G.rver faced only 80 llltn in cain· Ina hla fourth victory A two out 1inrle by Jim lAmon ln the ninth Inning off Tam Brew er brought Herb Plewa home from aerond bare wltb Washmgton's winning run j1'he Senitora , who scored lhelr lxth viettti'Y in the l•st seven games tied ~e score at 2 2 In the elghtb wUJ\ Ithe help of Brewers wild throw Tru CJev tllj!er Wfa4 the winner ln relief of Ruq Kemmerer Rookie- Ellie J(atk.O batted In ~ a..t .,...,.. the winning run for the Clrds Ill the 'National Lea1ue, Gt Lou wlth hil fourth hit of. tbe l«me In II topped MUwa~ee. f.3, Phila the e-iahth tnmnr WallJ Moon ran dtlphla nl~ ~_.,n, l-1, and hla hit-Una rtreat to M eon~teu· New York ••leated PittlbUflh, tve 1amea with a' 11&Ul - lnaiRJ 8-l B«la wlilhe4 .,_t tbe Clncln double Undy MeDanleJ .-ent the !flllati.C~c:a,o' 111M. . ,._ route for St Luula for his fourth ' - '• ' victory while Juan Pizarro auC fered bla fourth loll Phlls Mow. Up. Roblu Roberta and Willie Jone1 letmed up to beat the Dodtera and mf)Ve the Phlllie't within 2\\ 1ame• ot the flrat·place Redle.il' By lostn.a. Brooklyn dropped two 1•mes back of Cincinnati Rob. ertll 'aye up alx blte, ~Jne Wll a homer by Roy Campanella_'. the 236th of bb N L career n tied the lea1ue record for a catcher aet by Gabby Hartnett Jones won the ao.mes with a two· run triple oft Don Dry1d1le ln the fourth WUUe Ml\1 extended hla hlt· tint 1treat to 19 11me1 With a double In the el..lhth innlnt and 1ub1equently 1cored on IUy Katt'l nc1'ifice Oy with the run that beat Plttsburlilh Pirate shuter Lute Arroyo blanked the Giants on two hits until the Sf\'enth when they tied tht' score at 2 2 on Whl tey Lockman&' single with the basel fuJI Rellever Al WorthiRJ· ton waa credited with his fourth victory - -----TO PRIPUI AGENDA GENEVA, SwitJ.erlind UPThe International Olympic Com mlttee will hold 1n executive If!$. tlon at Evisn; 'France, June 3 a to prepare lbe agenda for tbe ICC plenary 101alon at Sotla, Bul carla, next fall Jeffcoat Most Determined Man On Redleg Staff ( INI IN]tlA'l'l UP - Manager B1rd1e r ebbeth calls pitther 'fiJI JcHcont th e converk!cl O\llha¥Jer "ho came to the Redlegs m a 19M deal with Clucago "the most determined p1tcher In the league'' It 19 that dete-rmtnatlon whmh accounts for Jeffco.at s three vte torJea this seuon and for the two home run~ h.e has collected 10 for Ht 8 last homer belted 1n lhe e11:hlh mnmg agmnst the Cardm· als last Sunday broke a 6-fl tie and won Jeffcoat & uwn gam~ tor him Jeffcoat, slate<;l to start for Cin ' Pl~y • 1912 Abe hi• f!illts ·~ ~ fl"" ..\1!14 battle aaainst tleatb foutlht ne.d 10 yes,a. battler • ~e of th.e in tbe llstory of rtng, F'r1day at hhl hQme after a long ftght agamst eancer Before lesvmg boxing, Kilbane rang up two outstandmg marks He held a title lollier tha~ &lji.Y ~igbt~ except Joe Louia and he w,oa. 13i of 142 bouts during biB care~ RIRATEt IIGll ~TO PmS~IJ!IIiH UP ,- IIJlchoel A Donato, an lr.flelder ~ outfielder at Boston College, has been ala:ned by the PUtsbu!gh Pirates organ!· q.pon and. astlgned to tbe Jamesto.wn, N Y , club' lD the Claa.s :Q PenD,Iy~v~•• • ~ew Y011kl Uaautt. Donato, 18, Is a sophomore a~ c THIS IS HOW Herll Scor• must have loojed to Gil M_c~1~~~~~ of the New York Yankees wllen he~' bullet-hot hit .,.,,~r1 mto the left eye of the Cleveland ~ :jco.~;~ 1& hOI!lnlll'! b~ back 1n action soon Doctors say his elgbt probably will not be 1mpjllreq -=----=--~~--~~---- HomeTeams On Sunday's Schedule In OVA Pomeroy and Mtddleport Ohl•• Valley .1\s.soctatlon baseball te1ma ba~ the.Jr hands full Suhday ~ .. they en~rtam thf=' two hotte!tt clubs m the 11even club loop ila~ford and Coolvtlle Chet OJiver bringll bis Tliers (2 Ol to the Pomeroy H111h School diamond where P)ltl Collins hopes he w1ll have Jfuey Rey nolds (1 O) on the mound Ge11e Hesson 23 year-old southpaw witl1 a professionaL futball and curv t will be on the hill for the Tiger~ Luther Tucker f•nn~ Little Rock star WLII catch _ Coolville (2 0) comes to Mi I dleport's mumctpal park at 2 P M w•tb 25 year old Dick Spencer (1-0) well rested and Junkm..tn Bsldy Balderson ready as always tn relief MiCkY Mille1 CO. I) pow erful fast baller 'A(ill get the caP from manager John Parson.! to battle Spencer Call!polls (1 OJ traveb to lRa cme to take on lhe runleu won ders of Herb Sayre 11.nd Jun.J.or Wolle Emil Thomas UII,Y call o.n oJd,ater t.eo Va1entin.e to tbrow won 'Phuraday ae•tnst Pomt Pleasa11,t,. a.. ain ~th01,1s:b he ~Itched and Racl,ne (2.0) is looklnt for ta lint ru.Q out the season Shut out by Identical 5-0 scores tn •111 f1rst two outtna•. the club Ia .1ue to explode any 1day The boJ s have been hl'ttin,g, bu_t not n clusters D1ck Taylor, one of th,.. hrtter youna: pitchers in the lea· gue may 1et the ealt wlth Ivan Powell in reaerve Ltttle Foozy Wolle now on the mend while under treo.tment b Galllpolls physlctans pht:hed a good .a:ame a.gamst Hartford mL,ght want Ill ,go ag;nn He SYRACUSE I 10¥N ' R CHMON.D . P~f FQR ONLY $s.oo pe• month ' • Ros~.,ba~m's You con hove that s~cQnd set in the children's room, den, etc:. Memorial Day and Malerlal ~ at Tbo &It IBtMfll¥ol PAYI(~T IN ADVANCI AND WE KEEP SET IN QPEIIA TION AU Sets Are Geed Retolldltloood ,Sets p~ pol Admlnl Trad ..laa SEE US FOR COMPLETE DETAILS .Mr. and 3(1'5.: i'J;'ect l-osenbaum entertalDed a grQy' of relatives a.nd friends M:amQJ:'Ial llay at their home, Vale St ' and Mrs. Mr coln Sh:en. apprN.ching daughter, Je.an to da11, Jr, son Gf Ml' 111,:1 Mr-.s George T Siddalt ~anon:, Mas,l The weddini will be an event or late s~er M1s:' $01~ 1¥' :!' padpate •' Middl,pOJt Hittl ~bool and re ceJVe" btr •BlchelOr of Artl de.. gree at Delli,on 'bJ\IVetslty where &h.. il " member AlphH Pht soctal sorotlty She 18 wo~t­ lng O\l her Masters degree In Re· ltgtous Ed1,1Calio11 at Andover Newton Theological School, Bo!· . ASSOCIATED RADIO an·d TELEVISION Mlll~r. ' or Owner POMEROY ,......... -- -·UntverlltY you'll waat to I lUll& SAFE ALL WAYS? ton ¥!'adU(\t~ .qt' the of MIIBSaCb\l!f!tt.tt IS ~ member of Delta sfcl.al fril ternl\v He on h1s Baebelor of at Al\dove~eW· Sehool ;;; Notlee M•l&• l;o.llllly BE SURE! lilfte 'Owners Ileal II " I • " 'I'J)~ IN~ :llool(i( are ]\OW opel!, dtiJ' t~a p~enl '!f 185e:;Juli• 'l'ai! and also De· Unqu~nt 'faxes.. Books will close Ju~ 1, 19ji7. ' • Fire, theft, storm damage, personal babllity due io accidents on your property . all these could cost you money, Play safe con . . suit us now abQut complete QesJenM &om Ideal wbmltted bl women from norr parf of tile nqtlon. V(om'n who drew tltolr ~"- ,,.... '"' pradicql ...,n.~ of m~l"'l • MIW.. tl• ~U.MUill"l'•· ..eJPCouat, Treplll'fr Capehart, Miss. Judi Cape- hart and Jim Harvey Columbuq Mrs Lee Richardson and daugh· t~, Joan and Mrs E L. Capehart. Wfll'l'en, MTS Albert Wagnet, Mas~~l<'ln Mrs s.~rained Mrl Mrs Jack Ro.~~enbaum and c~l• dren Jickie, Rickie, Barbara and Susan, Sprlnefleld, Mr and Mrs RUssell Capehart and daurbter, Jai::kLe, Mason, W Va aud M1 and Mrs. Richard RoSenbaum a~d son, Joey m a fall at her her home. Mrs Robert Runnel~ was re turtfed bo~e Wednesday from the Hob.er Hospital where she had be~n a n1edlcal patient Capt Cbei!iler Rice, son a( Mr and Mrs Homer R,tee-, called rela· tlves here thiS Silnday after be and ~s wUP. and daughter, Susan l'nded 10 Cahfornla TtteY have bee9 tn JaP,an for st;~veral years S.S&t Harold Rice, U:jMC, met ~is broth,er and family at the dock and 1a vJ.4j.ting w1th them before. theY Anyone Interested m a new Ir<•turm to Oluo for a month's type of outdoor h.ghtmg for ga~· llelove. , Huntington, viSited' dena •ad lawns should plan to Walter Ramey, attend the open mee~ing of tbe M¥Jdleporl Amateur Gardeners Club at the llliddleport HiJih ~¥:hqol a~1pr\um on W~dnesday ---- meet. .!bot 0, at 7.3D I> M at Burbnr bam Is planmpg a garden to be wed an ronnecfion with the dla play of Ugbt& under the direcUf¥.1 ot Blanche waue1;1er ~f the Cql· u~bus and Soqtb,ern Ohio El~t* Q:ompany A rfl<:~~le on Ia~ hlJ 11 a1&o planned and the bos ~as ,elu~ wlll IJ.ave a ~ep'tlon at the dose of the- Pl'Qil'&m. AJI Oar.den Clubs in the anu have been invited as well as any or.e else wbo is inter~ted ln the topjc were served to Blake, Mrs Donald recentl)l Cottnll, Mrs. Edi!IOh Guinther, Mrs Robert Harden, Mrs Walter Mr Fred Mescher an~ of Grundy, Va, are ~be gues·~ of tier JVother, Mrs Fannie Kaspar Mlaecay.m , Mrs Llnme VanMeter ot Dela· ware Is the guelt of 1r~at1ves Harru, Mrs Donald Lia1e, Ml'll Herman London, Mr• Pearl M;e. ~ride, Grace Oiler, Mrs Ge~e Schneider, Mrs Allah TeifQril, Mrs Robert White and Mn Djc:k Winebrenner The Adult Class of the E U t1 Church were entertained at tile bome of Mrs. Georae Freel1nd, cently wtth the meetina iD cbarg_e o.f Mrs Charles Neuman ReporU were gtven by Glenna Sou)fby tUl'd Edna Edwards A social hour fol· lowed the meeting Sunday i~Jlltf of Mr and Mrs Jamel Quld.: 1Jere_ .Mr~ GJe:n West, Mr and Mr• Gordon West and daughter, Oebfl Kay~ of ta. clne RD, Mr~ Mil~ Chaprun and children X...t411 Falla, ¥r. and Mrs Donald oQ<I cli!irlml. Recent guef\lf of Mrs. Mn~ JoloCoy were ~d. R~ Miller and e reo, B~!J. ~ •. Mlss Wtlma ~. H~c:lrw~ np ~i)A Mr and Mrs tl\l Jamel 6f Par- keiser.:.~~~!~~~: r.•·•·-·.: s~ in MeJga County Mr. and. Mrs JaiM.i McCJ.askev returned to their home in Mid· I~~~:~lj~l;; ..~~a'l•{: ~\!!'...~: VDEdwords land, Pa , Frlday after a vi91t with hts !lster a9d brether in law t1J' and Mrs Clifford Phllllpg of !jlnero~U• M:r and ),fr.s Elmer W1ckham m Gal!ipolls 9nd Weat Memorial Day peral~ Lozier of Rrmceton ' .. -J:· arr1ved Tlt.ursday evenmg {or a vult with Mr 1\D-d Mn A»o.n Kelton aod dauehter H • will be accompanied hoi~f. Sundr/ Mrs Loiter and SOl), Jay, who bee~~; the guests of the Kel for tbe Pf.S.t ~Re Weeks Charles Ward of (:olumbus pest ot M\'• Floyf! Meea '-c;:-- and Mrs David :rdfConna keTSbura ghay (Betty Story)' of Springf1eld are the guesta of her pareats. Mr. 1nd Mrs Lee S~. \ Mr and Mn J'amea Loehary family, Athens, weh MemorDay 1uests ot his- parents, MrL and Mrs J.oc:hary MW Helen 9f colum· tbe bpr brothPr Mr and Mrs MeQulrg Sue oF ' ' Of·A !_~lh~.~~~ ' Pr~y l~~:~:~m·:;;:j T~a Caf~f ~UtsefY horne tnsurance coverage u Qlo•• PT"' vot'4 Ji!· -.n Chester Grange Is Host T.o The Racine Grang4' Guest. were Mr and ¥n ;-;~~~ l(eier, Mr end lifrs ~w· ························~· 0::' ' thr;•,::~f~~=·~: t: A,re HQs., On los~tloa E. MAIN ST. - LaureiCIHf RENT,.. Harry . N..Wo llltor, ""- """- !!Jr. llrl. LIWiftto lmltll hlilllnf, of the PTA. den alKI famUy They •lao vi1lted Mr and .lin .Roa:er Epple ha 1e A report ot the IJ,o~ lD Huntintton, W VI moved in whh b1s parenu, Mr P'I"A Court¢11 whtch reuntb IStU Ztrllt returted to hu em aM )tn John E~l~ FlatwoodL at West Columbla wu ., flpY-1 •~ U.. RlYf" bo•~ f.eet:ft 4lnoer iUt'.ltl ot 1il! GoldJ• Rut l<Welfern", and Earl Watk!m 111d and Kn Buel Rldenour were Mr The Ol'ftDi2:1tton RicUJil Wener tt; the 'lJkrtY" iU\1 Mr• John Hayt• and d.i • tribute $5 00 toward '";j.J*ft~··• ~ lllld ~ ~-· &o\1111 ~ ~ and M.ra Ellzlbtth phl 'l experue to the villted recently la 1-crkenbswr Wlclr:ham ' 'Ptle dJnner ••• HI OJuncll In Cincinnati 10011. \lrith relstlv.. • bonor o! tbel.r soa, J! me.s bmh A report on the new retdt Mr and Mrs Sam Armel! and day was by Krs B B Vance an" X two children Jackson, Ml.cbla~n A 1c John Ginther of Falrfi rld Pete ftoush .and Mn Sa.:ra ape:Jlt stveral da)'J with Mra Ar Air rorte tiase Califorma I!; son foUowed by a d1scll8Jitln II meU'a parentJ Mr 1nd Mrs Har apendmc 1 thlrty da)' furloug1• wblth time the tlfli old Duetwortb with 1\11 parents, Mr and Mr sponwr the project :Mr and &1r1 Clarence Maalll John GJnther Monda} Ray 14)'er~ New officers were lnsta1,ed snd ehlhlrrn ot Cotumbu• v11tted ot AlheDll Yllher Atrman Gmtlicr I MISJ Hart and an pre1ident. Mu. Mrs Wattle Springer and Mr and Mr and Mn Eldon Will Syre John Morgan, vice president, ¥rt Mrs lAwrence Whitl1tl'h cuae apent Sunday e\'emng wltn 0 J Bostle, aecretary, Mn U Mn Florence Hardin accompa Mr and MNJr De!lzll Cleland erett .Rou1h and treasureT, M1,_ med Rev and Mn Olear Neue Mr and Mn Everett Watso n, Ralph Gibbs Jr and Beth to New Have-n, W Va , The program will by Rev where they Vlllted llr and Mn Tuppera Plalnl Yll!led • Mr ani ~rt John Ginther Scott Df the New Haven .vi Everett Laudernult and daua:hter Opal Mane and Carl Thom.a11 Ch.urch eoneermnc "Religion ln Ruth OUutt spent Wednesday w1 h lhe Home" alld all we bcnef!• Kathryn Sh•ck spent a n•lht wl1h their aunt, Mr1 Cle:> Smith (rom it in our dally life's tn~ Conote Robert at Wolle Pen Mn Denzil Ueland leatned of hoW through us, lt cao refle '( Mr and Mrs Wlllil Leadlnaham and daug~tere, ConnJt al\d Sir- the death of her c:owln W A V.t> upon tbose we are aJJOCt.;le6. with ban, spent a week eod in Port• at G11Upoll1 Monday Ward HIYel haa been returned M'n Marie Rowb ~ room mouth where tJJey att,nded Mr to hi• home from Melli Gener.d ~:e1ved the attendance awerd ud: Leadln,2ham • alumni b1nquet Ho11pltal and l1 tmprovlng the Su:th Gndtf M()the1'3 wert Mrt Frank Morran o:l Port• Mn Ejleen Htgon Columbu hostell8es aud 6erved refrelii'bw moutb la vlsilllll taer mother Mts apent a few d1ys with Mr 1n 1 menu to tho11e abov e and lfrtr Frances Ritter 1nd ofber relatives VI<' Street Mn Faye Sm1•~ Mr and Mrs Jobn Crook• 1nd Mn Ward Hayeti Jlrs Earl Dun s~nt a day IJJ. Thomas Grmstead Mrs Geor"e two children of Columbus lpent a Randolph Mn Pearl Cunning recent wet:k end witb Mr and Mrs Parkersburg ltr aad Mrs Larry Rouab ot ham, Mr and Mn A G Ilor,me)', Donald Li.JJll, Mrt Norma Lisle, wbo remahu serwus1y ut and Mr J&ekson spent a few day• w:tb Mn Inez Roush, Mrs Harry Yr and Mrs Guy Summerlleld Staats Mn LJeula R<oush, ~h'1. and Mra Orville Croob.. Flora Grlmet and Mra Harr"J Mr and Mn. Cui SchultJ 1nd I Miller daugbtell" moved. from tbe Usle COUPLaS CLUB property on Water St., to the bome M'r and Mrs Robert Coc .. t.. ~ of l.ll• war~ll llr. 1nd Mra Carl ly Mn. Jolon Dlold S<lluill on E ~ Sl were hoU. to members :•VI<"'~'~ ~ ~ JvY Powell attended " ~aDd Mrs. Jobn ·Aldrulu of Stanley party at tl.e home o! Couple~ Club, Saturday e at theJr h.p~ Atte:1diJ1C Crook,ivW~ .. pent Sunday wtth Mr Mrs Opal I>4VU Mr and lin. George Burftll, ~o4Mr• ~lN .... M<• ¥arpm Alien and 1111 and Mu Jlme• D1ehl Jr ~· Arwa ~Coy Vtalted frtenda Hoffman apeat Thurlday an ... and Mn Le.ster Zerkle and In V!<fl VIr~ reeenUy Frl~ at the Sammy Lewll home and Y:n HliJT)' Millf'J' Bibles ~re presented to btlb at lbrrl.loDrille. INGAGIMENT tchool crt4uate• duri.D.g tbe Stm. llr. and Mn. Kilton Hysell Hr and Mn JohnQY ct•Y Schoo) bour Sunday May 28 were as followt A.lbuey Methodrlt, and. the ~'J e!Jter Mrs Searl- are aonounclne Stephen Jaeoba, Htty J~ne Kieb- es were p,es of lin Ivy Pow of !heir daughter, ~ lneor and Wt.ncla Roush; the PreJ. eiJ and family and Hr and Mr.§ J..arrr Kina:, aon of Mr and byterian a.utch, James Robert OrvUle Allu, earnlns tor the Ralph KVJ.g Grallam Station lamH Bradalaalr funeral White AugWit wedchng 11 planned to tie "t Mr. ud 11rt. Robert Bowen \aid 1t ~be St Paul Lutheran and •ere ia )(cArtJnJ' W .u Cburtb 10 N~ Havet'L tend lJ!Le eommeocement ANNOUNCEMENT Mr and Hn otto Aleab1re • 11te local Women's Club '"U moved to lll(ldleport. hold thetr annual dmner on Mr.Y Keuy l..unlford 11 spend111g hL 28 a~ the Am~n U!~ion H1Jl full'lONb with his parenb Mr at 8 30 P M HU!!bands and other guesh are mvtted to pt· .:: Cheater Grange W'd.S bast. to and Mn Leo.l:iard Lundord Attendance at Sunday Schoo) tend and new off1cers will be InRacine Gran1e Tuesday evenmg: stalled for the com•ng year at their regular meetmg Twenty May 28"wu 98. offering $ll.27 Mr aqd Mn Hqrner Russell P.UTY seven were present an(! prese.lt· Mra Wvatt Chadwell honMed ed the progra,m wnh Mn. Rov and two dau&hten are visitm! Iter mot~er Mrs Eva Tracy her son JJmmte May 18 wtth a Spencer in charge lin: Ruth WilJan wu a weet l.olrtbday parl;v at the1r home m Clifford MOJTl8 J._Ve 1 "iij';11 end gue!t of her motll.er lin eelebratton of h\s 8th b1rtbda 1 • talk and introdueed the membeu BeUe Hilt Game, were played and prl.Zl'"l from tbelr &l'lnge .. Mr. and jln Walter Schrieb,.,. awarded to several and the bonThe program wu j'Corn Gro.,. called OD Mrt Belle Hilt ore~ rece1nd many g1ft.s Ra. ltg.. song, by aU, "Home 1n th ~ TOD\mY and JQhnme DeWitte freshmeots r:.f Ice cream and cake • Grange", reading, •lcom Ch•m ~nd Darnll Mayer of FalJ'Dlont was served to Ron me Stem Ric :< pmnshlp' by Frll!Cf'S Carleto spent two day11 at the home of ey Powell, Johnny Ritl!o:ew y, "Why Corn Pops" by ..DoDill Hll· Mr and Mn. Lawnnce Slnlt 1 Larry Fre-v, Billy JOe Roush Blln dDr~. aon,g, quartet, contest How Sunday guest.!l were Mr ud Mrs.. nle Sue Roush Rebtrta Parson many 1galn• on ear of corn, woo Dan Smith and 3 chUdren 1111d lrm(la Brown Randy Wetv~r. by George Gen¥Mner Mrs. Anna Dm faul and Dand. Chadwell Gl,t!L • The LOrd WaUts in the Cor~ Leonard Lunsford and fatml" sent by Judy Athey, Jerry F1eld • by Letha MoJTiB, Com called on $tf!Y4.1 Ebbn and fitniiY Mnnan menU; em oUir Gn~". l&at)' and Enul Aleahire and lam1l:1 VIrgtml Easterday, ''Talk on Sunday ev.enmjl' PoiJo ' b) Emma Adams, Playlet Callers at the Jobn Diehl borne "Selhng the FJrm", Mr 11nd Mr£ lfE!re Mrs Mildren Bowen an ' Htldore Mr a'nd Mn Lawrence Smltll and tranddaupter Caroly • Story, "Model T Ford" by M'i t1e Clrcle, "QuiZ on Corn" w 1n Smith by Mrs Hildore and a song "Bu~ ~nd Bloom" by qu1rtet NEW mv-t:N, W.Va. Rural Life Spnday was obs.erv P. T. A ed May 26 at Chester M , E The New Haven PTA held p!e:'" Church FOI,l Ja~t meetme; of tbe se1son ~ First and ~ond de.dees lo ly with Mrs. John More;ao, Pfejli be conferred at the next l'l!gul u- d•nt. presldine: Tb'l meelq; meeting June 11th Sewing eon· opened with regui.. t form and I test to be June 25. devotions were by Mrs Bernard Refres"ments wen: served, at Letvmg, a story by Catoln Le1Y. In g. the clo.ae of the meeting Busine&~ repol'tl 'ift're read and !Ia Tho Brlglttffl Coraer . ~pproved by Mn. s,ct F)~sb,er wbo also the annual report lalllddlepmi rr ., Mr. Siddall is ·a IS YOUR HOME lhh Larry Holter, Annabel Rose, Mra Jean H111mm, PhyUia and Charlea Jhle 1 Tomm) and Louise Fbher, member• of the Racine band club went to a wiener rout at Portland Park on )Jonday nljht Mrs Reed Easterday b at home after being Itt Holzer Hospital a few days last week Mrs Penrl VIger Cleveland, '' visiting her daughter, Mn Mlldrf!d Shule1', and famlly for a few weeks Mrc Ora Archer, McConnell• ville, Js vultma: her brother and. alster, Leater Bal1ey and Bertba Holter and other relatlves Mr and Mrs Eldon Kraeuter, Bertha Holtf'r and Lester Bally at· tended quarterly meetlna at Ent(lrprite Tursday nil:ht. Mr and Mn Delbert Sco-t, Mr Seott • Jl!ter of Columb¥s and Mu ),fart.ha Wolle were r: ~ent callera of Mrt Mary Bailey Lmd; and Kathy B;:~br, Merelie and Vlrgm1a Coleman were t).t• Thurtday guests of Mary Jo Rou1h m"" The Morning Star a. doy After i'lb- 1>1• II) clunnll Friday maht, will start to· tJ.ay Instead, since the scheduled opener or a four. game series w1th ChtCiljO was postponed becau~c or rain By Inn• dlf ...."'" Callen receniiJ at tbe Pala.t•-r home were Mn WUI Brown., llf· and, Mn Kalpll f4Jnter .Pd dau• i hter Mf.t and Mr. Haro Brown aqd children, Barbara Lan ham aod Shlrle.)' fleilmn Mra Clyde Well 1nd dauaht ~ , tailed on Mrs Mny Bailry Su11 da): aUernoon Mr a.a.d M.rl. Komer Geol}eln M11ry &a;ile)l., Vn JeAwe Roo1h and Will Helbnan 1 tended ~e funeral or .Frank Well Tbur5 crown Natbll'Wftahi cr)pmploa JoMny GbaDa, wb-1) woa. all 11\t&. Mr oJ 1"tloU Bp.th 8 BU!ilt, WlSB's homer Smger s smglt and a '1 errol The Sox managed two ru,ns. P I the ftrst on Searles smgle and Gilkey's homer In the sec~»tl mnwg Oller tripled and scor~J on an error The Yanketf!l put across the winning: run In the fcul,'th mn lng when Bmg tripled With th bases loaded In the fifth seven runs came In In Slater s almfle stx walks and two errors Kal Ulnd) '11 Senators h.ad a b~g Inning In the flfth, but not quit"' big enough Carr smgled Little •nd Stephenson walked and Stu bart tripled Five runs came n 1i'. 1th an error added Line Scores Senators 304 ~12 e 5 Yankee1 , 200 47x- 13 (I 5 .Qattenes Senators Stobart Baumgardner (lJl (LP) and D L1ttle Yankees Bmg Laudcrm' I {4) tWP) ~and Slater Indians McElllinne and Bu~h Red Sox O•ler and Gtlkey _. Historic Ring Kilbane Lost . Last Fight In Career SlXlh Ol1 Cleveland :!2 17 S64 S DetTo1t 21 20 ~12 7 Boston 21 21 MO 7 112 Kansas C1ty 18 23 439 10 Ballimore 1ft 24 385 12 Washm&ton HI ~ 341 14 1t.~ Frld1y't RetUitt Baltimore 3 New Yort 1 night The Wublnitlon 3 Boston 2 nJght Chlcaso 6 Delrott 0 night Kansa.t City 3 Cleveland 1 night • S.tvrtllly't !!tooll1lll• Pitch•" Detroit at Chtcaao--Hoeft 1 : vt Wllaon S 2 ' Clevel1nd at K.anu1 C1ty nig ' -Wynn &-& vs Burnett 3 2 Boston at WashlnMton-Sullivan 2-4 va Stobbs {).t Baltimore at New York-John By Chel Tauei'.W .son 2·S v• Kuck1 24 Sunlfay'• G•mn When all the ltttle leagues, pony leagues, summer high Dttroit at Chicaro 2 school league, the OVA league (I hope that's all) get rolllng Cleveland at Kallllaa CttY next week ID Pomeroy, Middleport and Mason the steward o! Bolton at Waahlngtcm this here page 1s going to be snowed under to blS eyelashes Baltimore at New York 2 From here, at this mom~nt, It looks so senous that the RedINTIRNATIONAL. UAGUE Toronto 2 Montreal 1 legs w111 have to gel a 25 game bulge 1n the National League Bufralo 12 Rochester 1 before they cop an 8-pomt head over one paragraph Richmond 9 Columbus 6 Ol:rvlously we CliO l gtve full tunes quLie mcomplete scort Havana 7 MiamL 2 reports to all games Tht• problem keE~pmg rel ord brother I ve ha 111 to reduce all to a SJ:te that can 111 AMIRICAN ASf'.OCIATION Wtchtta 8 St Paul 1 be h.mdlcd m available spa " l! Th£'te IS no pps slbJ!L ty of pu h and hnotype machine tlme lea\ \ishmg t.oJol ~c ore s for game.s 1 ~~~j~~~~n 1~ ~~~~~ ~ 10 Inn 1ng a little for lhe absolute nee ti Too mu ch spuce and ltme Is 111 Minneapolis al Indlanapoh~ dlle.s Jn n11t10nal !!ports Thor(• h volved Wl tlo want howc\er ppd ram the matter of t1me too One r ~ hii.Vf' !JlrLOdLc 1eleases on the lop INTUNATIONAL LIEAGUiill porter although he 11urely ! ~ 1:1 tU hitleL!I tnp p1tchen el\: .111 w L Pet. oa llenlltl cJtnnot o po ~l! lbl} wlu '1 a tea~ w· b01 s1s Th ts• will be up R1chmon~ 2R I~ 631 0 tllrough all the SC(lrcbook~ 1,1 tu the league offLcer~ to prondl Torontl) 25 15 625 J1 volved rerretmg out the es.-~en H they don t have tune to fleur,-. 1 Bllffalo 22 16 /1i79 t1al d.tla and get them Into mtc It out from {helr own records MlamJ :u 21) 512 ~ ou Cll ll t expect us to como up llgible form 111 a couple of houi Rochester 20 24 455 My objel't then, hure, Is to ex with the 30 hour day and do 1' llav.1na Ul 23 462 B'r tend a plea to managers to JU ~~· for them CoJ,Jmbus t7 20 39!1 11 us the fullest cooperation H So Ltttle Leaguers cl al 1f Montretl 14 27 34l 13 managers Will redure tht!lr g ame~ you arcn t gcttmg ln the papP.1 to the e&~~en!HIIs and phonu them wltlt your games, ask your ma 1 MAY lAIN TITLE SHOT to me the !lame evening as lh c d)l:er about It NEW YORK UP flarold game at home (6201 Ml or aft • -------John1on!1 flrtt-round knockout ot 7 A M the neJo~t mornln!l at 397 KING KONG SIGNID Clarence Hinnant could earn h.lm my hoir w111 . be wtlh ffil' mu ch NEW YOTlK UP - 1 he New e shot at the liMh.t hcavvwei11ht t1 longflr York Yankct•s announcOO fi'rlday tle thl1 year That .11 what match Here Is what we need for all nlght that their former sla.r out maker Bllly BroWn of th e Inter aame.11 ~Ulldcr Ch11rl1e King Kong :Kelle-r LLflfl !ICOYe each. team Willl will JOtn th11r11 as a coach when national Boxlt'g Club satd today about the muscular Phlladcl'phlan runs hils ond error11 summary they play In Cleveland next Tues who flattened Hinnant Gf Waahing. the visiting loam h11ted first a!'l J day Keller, 40 replacee Coach ton, D C w1th a boomlna rl11bt battortos Randy Gumpert who becomes to the chin tor a klyo at 1 24 of Pltchlna performance strike man11aer of the Kearny club in their TV flgbt .In St Nicholas Ar ouh walh hit hatters the Class D Nebraska $tate League ena Friday nlabt Top hatter for each team wtth ca}Uulcd summary ot how wm HANKI 'ltiCH SIML•R NAMID lnil run wa1 scored INDIANAPO!JS, lnd UP DENVER Colo UP - Col We of The Daily Sentinel bo Smlllne Sam Hanks was richer by Georte B SJmler 36 haa been heve we will perrornt a real &er $103,844 today ~a the winner of named atblfltic director for the vice to the youth program herP Thursday's Memorial Day auto Air Foroe Academy The former by publtshlna aecouat1 of all clattlc Hank• drew the money ln .M.aryJtnd UnJverslty football rrtar aames Interest will not only be the form ot a paycheck Friday, and a veteran of HI yeen' 11rv malntamed but Increased which included a total of $38,230 Ice In the Air Foret 1ucceeds Col But If l'v!l got to track down In race and qualilylng money, Robert V Whitlow, wbo will be who hn the S(!Orebooka and lhtm $24,375 ln aeceiSory awards and reauJjned alter 1 three year tour i•f 1 finally wet them figured o:.~ t $20 400 ln lap prizes beret what happened from t.he aome IV' MILTON IICHMAN Unlttct PNN .,.,.. Wrl,.r AI Lopez never h1d 11 10 100d tt Clevelaud With the India01, Lo~z had tome mlahty fine pite-hina. but be'• retUn1 an even bitter brand at Cblcaao wbere every atlrter Gn hit llaff II pltehln1 Sn with the lllnd of complete taiPt vietorlea that could brlnJ the White Sox thelr fir~ pennant la. 88 years Jt wu Bob &"'an'e turn Frl day nl1ht lind the lf.yen~ld rl1ht hinder e.1me -hroLIJh with a 1parldln1 tour-bit. f.O vletory over Detroit that lnc:r. . .d the White IMII. American Leatue lead to four Cllmts C•tcher Sberm Lollar tne Kee pa all the mtrJID he needed wben be blu&OO a hro-t'lln homer '>(f Frank L:ley In tbe flrat lnnlna tiD.d Wa1t DrOJO added a little 1e J,.. to tbe C'ake witll a trand· Ill• ~omer in the elehth ...ttmore defeated the le4:ond p!He Y1ntee11 3 I. Kanaaa Cit)' but Cltftlllid by the IIIMI S I leGh, alii! WtshlnJton tdied Bot toe ,1;1. I I ' Wo ody Cal1s Uttle Uague I Jnd1ans o f Mtddlepm t went m t th e lead f n day ll lt::hl wi,.th a 2-V ~cord when the} dd eaJed Pete Kloes Red SoJo~ 10.3 beh 1nd th~:­ stuady p11t'hmg uf Rt1ss MtElht ncy The Yankee.! piloted by comanagttrs Tommy: D.avu; and Haek Wtlson, edged the Senato 'I of Kal Hmdy's m !I track meet 13 12 Both now stand\ 1 I on tl\n 9eason McElhmney fanned mne and walked thl"c~ batters w:h1le Ius opponent Rlt:k Oller fanned lJ but walked nme The Indian~ JUmped on 01le 1n the f1rst mnmg lo1 four ru.l on si ngles by W1se and S.inger a walk and error 1hey added tw., m the thud one In the fourth three 1n lb• and lt'~ 1t wltb Prhf•y' a Retulh Chtcato at Clncmaall mght ppd I Indians Take 2-0 ·Lead In liHie Yanks Edge Senators By l3-l2Count IY UNITED PUSS ctnclnnatl -klyn Milwaukee • ,_•.,...... 1 Summer Cruise • of hh re. New FurnituN $299.00 BAKER FURNITURE Gottrm FIRESTOH·E TIRE. *'· I • Gn oil Si.-e$ in Stock • UPRIGtiT "On the Bank• .f4 The Beautlful Otuo" , Pomeroy's Bttt -· • Semqel o~ hrry MQdena 1 Hotel Room1 hCIYe yQur car MrYiced heN oad Sen and CHEST l11IE f.RE~ZERS HOnLMUTIN , UY FOR SUIIMiR DRIVING FOR LAWN MOWERS ' ! Seat Covers 'I nstolled WILLIAMSON OIL COMP'ANY FIJ411tone · Distributer ftll WWiaJrtooa �• • • ' . Social S~wity Benefits· For Farmers Outlined By Manager Of ro~mouth Ohio District Office ay Jo.tN CHATPIILD ~ ers---and t here's a rea son . M1ny Mp. DJ.trlct SSO farmers, unlike the se l!-empillyed A farmer came' lnl.o our offi -.:1.. man in the eitv, wW ronti nue ·. , the. other day and s 11id : " I wa nt li ve on t heir place of busine ' · t& apply- tor tbo'!e t:..rmer ben e- after retiring fro m full activit / fili.. Manv will toot disassot·iate them· s£'1v£s entirely (ram farming • ~ . , He wa.s i sell-employed hr•-• a bu si nes~. er, ~as over 65. and hs d <~.~The soc ial securitv law doe ~ ear~ungs over $400 last yea~ ~n· l not req uire the m '10 quit th, ag&ln this year . . He was ~l1 g1ble 1 fann and to sll;~ all work in or· fOT soeial !CCUr lty bencft~ pay- dr r t~ get bencfil payments. 11 , ment.s. The .monthl y benefit pa y_ is pos.~i hl e for them, like be nefiments he wtll get .. ho~ ev{' r , <l fl darie.o; in non -farm ad h- 11\e s , to not " farmer• b~ne£1ts" . ~here <~r-· wurk parl·ti me , or even l<J work 110 special soctal scc~rU,y bene- thro ughout the year and g~ t fi~s ~or fann ers. He_w 1II get old , 0 me or all of the ir monthly be n,.. The numb('r of Jlile maurance bpneht~. based ~ 1 fit payments. put work un~cr soc1al secu.r t-v mrm thly p;1yme nts they will g· ·. just Uk~ 5¥4 mtlllon !•lhe r retired in a year will dC'p!!n d on how wnrker11 who have . he~ n em~to~ - man v ffi {,itlh s in the• vear lh H rrtrr-s, work and how m ur h· !hey ear ~ ed or se If~ mp Ioye( I In factories--or on t he fa rm - Jon::: duri n, the yea r . enough to be msurt! rl u n~N Lh • 1:: rr a ,/armcr earn ~ no m{1fc thar social security law, For h o~n , a ~ for all others . the bPnPrit s ar ~ 1 ,200 in a year , hP c·an get 11 bas.lcally inten d c d tuw<1r d r1•· payme nt f or eRch mr,nt h in lh..: .plaJ;emcnl of income th~1 hf' i~ rear. If he worluc in all months assumed to ha Ve lo ~ t b11ca us c of of the ' year, an rl has earn ings of more th;;n $1.2no "in the year ~~ ~ old age. Our fanne r frie nd . mor('OVt.!r . will loR.c one or more monthiy will be subj cet to th(' ..;am E' r C' ~- lwf'r-f i' _....,, ~ ,.,t" trirtion on ca rn ing5 a rter rl' tir · He will JOJe a mon~h'i! payment ment as oth er he ncfi<'b r ie., . Ot;r for eacH $til-l (1r 1ract wn of $80 lilk with him hr o u ~ot hl ou t l h<tt !lJa t he ear ns in eX('tJss of a yea.·he did not UtHII' r stantl how r·a rn Jy total n( $1 ,20U. He will not ings and work afff'l' t b1•nefi1 pa y· lose all 12 pu y ml"nt.~ in the ye.n• ments. This m isund~rs landin ~ i~ unless his ca rn ings exceed $2,080. rather widespr••a d amon g rann The ahn v(' !! pplies to the ~arm · ° I I ·------- DAILY CROS.SWORD ACROSS 10. Acro11 11. Btrangdy 3. Shaded walk 4. Purc halie !5. Cillo or Ovid R. Affirm 7 . S"-a me.idena (myth .) 12. roola It Prim p., 1. Mute Sloping 1). roadw1:1y &. Sloth (archalc) 22. S kin tum or 24 . Number 25 . 'Yla~ gr.rs 26 . Wing . fooled l I. Spheres 28 PN· 14. Staager 13. Thin cookie vbke 1&. Btut opera 1 ~. Tran11pa r 29. Per16. Exlat 17. Sea eagle 18. Moi.hf! r of lri1h god• 19. Und e r- ent 17. P1ccc fJ ut 20. Pr ickly !shed :ll . S•amese riv er htttorC-.If''l J.a...,.n 2 1. ~ kill 34. Without (L.) 38 . Why 3~ . Cougar 36. n.mong- ~ handed • .22 . A fragment 23. T ufted 25. Th a i coin '27. Tl~rhten e d 30. High priest 81. Humal\ being 32 . Greek leller :13. Tawdry 33. A atep 37. Country ~~~~ 40. Lnve aut 4J . Supp n ~ n . Walk throurh ., .... water ,,1'·,.., DOWN 1. Short tobacco ptpt J , Wa\"y I her.) DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - Here'o how 1o work II: A.XI'DLBAAXft 11 LON'OJ"ELLOW One letter limply atand• for another. In thl1 eample A ll ueed for the three L'a, X tor the two 0'1, etc. Single leltet'fl, app•· trophea, tht hmJlh and formation of the worde art ell hinta. Each d•Y the code Jetten ~~ore dlrrerent. • A cryptorram Quotation r AXDS NCXEE KDKLHYE J:M XH er who worka io tU 12 month!; lhe year. Many farmen , n6r mally, have tome monlhl of oo work. A farmer benefieiaty wbo .e wot'k is ~easonal can ret a benefit check for a.nv month In which ~ neither earna more Ut!n $80 10 employment or due,; aubatau· tial work in seU-emplo,mea_. This . is true _ regardlell of b11 e!U'nmgs durmg the course of th.: year. F_or example, If he earn'l $'.!,500 m a year but wo_rk,a i~ only tour months, he w•U _ge . benerit che~ks for the o&hcr e1sbt months. -Because the average 1 farm " ~-.01h the place or bu.!ltnesa:' ar.d I' f Place of reJidence of a arm,. .. he may be confused over the meaning of "substantial service11" as the law calls it. Wibat ~- IJI.~I !: ' by this ia work in connept.ton with the pi'Oduction of croptl \br livestock raiRd for llle and from whlo·h he -111 .. receive 1..-.come ·•Ia a farm operator. of It does not. include oilier ~lnds of \fOrk be may do or. blt farmstead. He! wilt not be doing aubstantlal work in the .aoclal &e· curity meaning of that term, fo'!' Instance, if he repairs hi• houa<e or raises vegetables, rrutll, Uv~ stock ancj, poultry for eonlumution by himself and hl..a family. Some farmen before retltement have rented out their farm or part of their ftrm tq, someone else under an arranaement which called for tht!ir taklnJ part ~' tbP. production or management ., ~ production' of farm eommoditlP"' on the land. Under thlt ¥f1nltment, known as "material _ptrlicl_pation" the rental lncome ' the:Y receive counll as earnJn11 fo·~ soeial security purpWies. It a farm landlOJ'd coi'lthaue¥ helping out under aucb an ar· ran(ement J(ter retirem~nt, ·· th,. rental income he Teecl•es wiH still be conaideret.i eatni..-.11 fo" social Becurity purpo•e• and wilt affect hi~ right to receive oli· age bendit payments. Our social security oUlte baa leanets and booklets explaining in detail the provisions or the SO> elat security law relatiilg . to farrnNs, either self-employell or employed. Evet'y G&.rmer .ahould get a copy qt each of them in order to uc1crstand fully hls rlgb' J and his obllgatlnns u11dcr th1~ social security htw. Rutland Garden Club Meets At · Lasher Home (Eur. ) \ !8. Damp 89. Volcano , ' ( . " NSK lXULYDKN DJHRZK . . . GJND nsi(''' ALJHR. - KOAYLO SKL OXIXHK· MJZHR. 1'Mt.erday'l Cryploquotf\: SWS:E'I' CHILDISH riA YS, THAT WERJ!:l AS LONG AS 1'WENTY DAY$ ARE NOW- WORDS· WORTH. llv Klnr Mr ~. Webb Hall, Mlddlcport, prC' si dent or the Rutlsnd· Garden f'i uh, presided when the club met' ut the home of Mrs. Georae Lasher with Mn. Dalla Hottman ~s the as sisting hoa~cs1. !1.1rs. P . A. Jividen waa. in char~o:c of the openina devotlonal H-rvicc. Mis9 Lucllle SinUh; Chcstt•r, was Lhc . a:uest apea1cer and gave a travologue as she showed colored alldos made on her travch In Mexico and the Southwest. M\!J Smith Wll pre· sentcd a gift from the club ID •pprcdation of the pro&ram • . IJurmi{ the bualnt:u meetlnt Mrs. Chria Diehl was voted lp~o the club. Mrs. ElheJ Ch-pn\ao l.:tlve a req,ort of "t.hll' Arbor DQ p\anling 1n the Rutland Schools which was sponsored by the Gar.. de n Club. The Rutland Club h . to make arrangements jn the ''(jard!!n Memories" claea lncludlna drte.J material! fur the C<~untr li'Jower Show to be bflld lune 1tl-l8. It LETART, w. VL The lAdies Aid ~ or 01k Gro~e EUB Churcb met retently with Mrs. Llura Oibbf and tpent the day ln qu.UUna and worldnl{ n n11 raga. IMra. Abbie Thomp.on wu a 111est of Mn. C*ll BlealD& and Ella Thursday alterooon. Donilld Thomp_.on •nd Toni ealltd on Ml'. and Mn. Hlrry ThomPson Thursday. Mra. Carrie King isn't so wet• Con Hinkle, Hartford; M~. Reva Grimm and Uona Bleulng ()f New Haven were Monday eve· nlng guests ot Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Roush. Mrs. Ina Weigand, Mra. Ceell Ble.ulng, Mrs. Garnet Chapman. BiWe Weigand and Beatrice Cbdp man were Jn Parkeraburg Setur· day, the former tw·~ eonsulbng Dr. T. L. Harrlt . . Mr. and Mrs. Cl1vln ~Uenlng, Betty Lou -.nd Allen ta))(fllar~ ~pent Sa'ttm:lay with Le"Nia Blessing who is a .patient in Mor•i.ll Memorial Hosp\bl, Milton. Melvin Boneeutter .spent Satut'· day nl&ht with his flrl'llily. Mr. and ),(rs. Earl Keefer &t:' • the .proud Parent, of a daughter Pa\riela Ann. Mr. and Mn, ArJert Thomp1o·. tre the parer.tl or a daurtit.c:l -~tcb hu been named Harri !1 •• ., ... • , 11-Dally ~U~el, Pomeroy-Middloporl, 0 ., Junel, 1957 IHJ: 81111'11 I'AIIILT • Mali S ' enteneed I ., j ~ ; year a Tee..-.·AJe . All O~lo veten.a Of the Ko.i'· t-an •Conflict who rfi!f!ive bonw rhrclr:l were .- cautioned tod&)' b~ · Di~ct<~r Cb~ W. C'.oble of the" Korean ConfUtt ' ·Colriperuation Fund, 11 follqw1 : (1), 'l'bAt all cbeck-s lsaued by the COmiDlnlonera or lbe Sinklni Fund on- the ¥orran Conntct Compenuti¥f1 FUnd may be legal. ly be Mdorsed .only by the pc · son to wbDm the cheek It . pay. able. ' PORT~ND Rrof. an4 Mn. Joha Pa~ot.er, 1ft. Bl1De:bar4. vis!t.ed ~r broth· en. Albert ud Qby Paynter ant. fihret over tb~ ....a olfld. Kf. and- Mn. Eafl Wells were In Mei.-r G~eral Ho.pitala few d.Yt las\ week. Mrs. Wellt It at benne nor, lmprov1ng from a heart •on. ~Htlon buJ Mr. WeiiJ wa1 taRn to Holzer Hoaplt.till. Mr. and M:tt. ltubArt Price. t..ar ry and Beverly, and ~ - and llrs. Abner PTice ot Parkeraburg, we"!'e In ~oundsville. W. Va., Friday to accompany hiJ .alster, Erne&tlne. to her home ln PatUrlbUrJ, ~r teaibing tbia year-in .K ouodntlle . fb1. Sidfte)' Dural wia in M.eig:s General HM.PitaL TeOently. Mr. and Mn. Charlet McKelvey and Hope of Belpre, called on relatives and frtendl tt thla place, Saturday afternQOn. 12') 1 That the checks are pay lv promole safe Teen-Ate drly- fble at par through any banK me Is vuy encouraging and 'wide- within sixty (6()1) days of the datl' Iy beneficial to .the '!'raffle Sale· on the .:beck. 'Y ·Movement. " , (31 That In case the chefk is , Mr. 'and Mn.. Harry Priee and ThP Ohio Teen-Age Road-e-o, undeliverable to the person • • family of Pittsburgh and Mr. and Eria Price, Parkenburi. with 120 JaYtee c~l)ters actively whom it i.J addressed, 1t will b~ Mrs. were week end iUeits of their 'Pill tieipatiDI, and Soblo prQvld· returnrd by pqatal 'authoritie,s to in~ more th11n 18.01)0, in l p~a, tbe Korean Con.nict Compensa m~~i;""',,.~M!~'!s;. Anna Price. :Mrs. Hen. •ncluding $3,t00 in' fchoUI.r.Wps tion - ~ - )n Colum-bus, Ohio. ot last (4) T-btt ln . .e~es where the for ,tate finals ' Wi~~er• orvblt· ve(et"an who ,flied bls '-"RPliration and (Continut4 From Pall' One) ranged so girls a~d boy,li ctmpete ·h,a diW1·ptlor . ~ •!'dorBlDJ th1• Arter ~-o, by ·P1rovidipg1 an opportunity in be;par•te diviJions ltnd fete$Ve tlleck. it 11 MCUfi.II'Y to return . ·. or teen-agera "to prove tht.!Y are prl:re!!! eqUjRUy. The Ohiq . C~lf.gt · the ~heck .to .th.e ltot:eqn C~mftiel inj~· nosponsibl~ 8ntl safe· rtriver··, h:Jr pi-on~l'lip ·Re~d-e-.o ·will be' hl!ld 1COmpehsation FuQd in: Cohlmbu111, were ae.rved by already done 1 ml!ch to _raise 'lhe Slll_mt~?y; 1une ~ ,t pordon and for the new.t ella:ible neJrt-(ll. s!gbts and ' l<n!rer the "aCcidents of Par'k, Clevei.Qd, followed ~y an kin to tu, Jll' .JPPtlcation ·on the the tomorrow's motorist. · Awards Banquet where Ja)'tet! Mr. and MrL Curt Moser left q01 .. George Mingle, .recently ~d ' Sobio officials wiJI jre~nt ntxt-01'-kin Form No. K-2. Tueaday fOr tbel.r -home in Glen~ retired · superintendent of the big l:'lf•ld trophies and acbol~· (5) That the checks will be dale, Calif., alter a.. vitdt with rel~t. Ohio State Hia~way .f atro! stated shipii One winper. will ent~r the paid by the Treasurer of the tlvea- here.. "We are pleased to learn that the Natloul Road-e-o. ~te ®.1)' lf enflor~ed ~.sonaJl)' Un. Moser wu · vefJ JU . of ~M~e~ig~s~C~•::··_:J~~~Y~•·~·~•_:ar~·-·~·~n~d~uc~l':.·.!__~....:::::::======!.- by payee. U pQee cannot en· , dorse bY wrltina bil . name, ht' 11st~a :~nd eonflned to M~leil may endorse!»' ,..ldllf bis "X ' O.,nettl liOMlhal for sevenl ~ys mark. Endorsement bY "X" mark but was able to retura t<1 her hoMe ACROSS 3. Fllr tear ' must ~ witneued by two p'! ·. by plane fr-om Columbut. 1. Ti~ue that toru. who must also wr.lte -their '(,he .f::H CJub m'ef. at .Mn. Ruth ( anat.l 4. Aet.onilh• ni\(DeS and addresses below such Ebehbaeh's Wedneaday evenint. G9. TA spice t • m.,:~ wR.mark. . . · ermagan · (ft) That anyone . eashing an TIU>MAS .FORK 24_ 1-G. Together wor~er .... Ohio Korean Bonus cheek should ,.,.. B~ble ~hoolslarted Jqt Monday 12. Stand up 6. Small ~or ~-or know the payee personaiiy be at HUand Church. It wilJ continue 11 ?:f,eoin -~~,!'.';·, 26. : : . caust be gUarantees tbe endorae for twa-weeb.from ·O,to 10 a.m. Mr. and Mn. Btn Eblin and .sons u. Blast of 8. Hold In love tlful ment. called OD bis slater, Mr. and Mr.s . wind 9. Legendary YOUD&' D~Jlton Grover and flmlly Wednes15. Wander~ tales day eveninl 28, ComptM&te M. 'tuptd · about 11.~ous 29. Very rood 'fellpw Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Linkenhoker abltractly lt.. Moths 4alarlJ) 36. Voided 1 of COl~mbul il ~ding fwo weeks 16. Ll1te 17. Chief delt)' , St. Fruita ucutcheon here at hU home. 17. Storage IE$abyl.) 34. Bon alowly 38. E.uittecl a~a 20. Fating Mr. and Mn. ;ltob!!rt Fault wer-e business caller.& ln ~arket'l1)urg, 18. Dancel'8' cymbal! Satur{lay. ,·· . 19. Garden tool Mr. and Ml'.s. Cbtrlef. Clltllman .. Annoul)tement has beett maije 22. Weird qf the ·formation .of a ne\v Sunday spent the week er!d In Warren, tvar.) School clas• at the Mason Metho- Ohio. Their daughters, Beverly 23; Columns di&t Church t'or young girls in Beverly and Ann stayed wltl\ Mt. · 25. Fathe.r and )IrS'. ChRrles Eblin Jr. 1 the 10.11 year age group. 2T.Am. ·Mr. and Mrs. Hobla.rJ . G.e~ge and "A nllme for the cla&!l will lnveQtor da11gbter of Dorea• wpr~ dinner ·chosen, at a later dale. The class 30. Fusa guests of Mr. and Mrs. we-ndell teaeber will be Mrs. Evelyu 31. l''or EbUn and fRini1y Sunday. s2 . FIJI lltandt Profll!t. (a~br,) Offi~er.! elected at 33. Armed meeting are Clapdia . ai<l.et:tt; P~ul4 ..M:ayn!U'd' i-15.-Remove hat sldent· Connle-'Newton, 37. Olrl's name and. edarq1yn Van Matre, . 38. To detea't or. 39. A mea1ure Other members in addition ~~40. Ntrrow hfl officers are Sharon Ma·thews, , t roadway ' Phyllis Queen, Delores Icenhower, _ 41. ·Stltchell and H~vietta. Newland. -t:2. 'Let it stsnd ___,. - . ~· t prlflt.) In Florence Barker vs. James · Barker, the defendant was ordered by the court to pay $115 to . the plaintiff at once ar compensation for costs in the action including attorney's ft-es. He was also told to ps.y $15 weekly to the plaintiff durlni pendency of the action. ' Jaycees Lauded -- .;h .... Rev. and LITTLE Oa.PIW'I AliNJI . DAILY CROSS WQ·RD I .. . ,.;n·· 7 man CL ...SS MilTS The Golden RuJe Sunday School cla11 llf the Letart Falb Methodlsf Church met Thursday, May 23 .a the b9,Jne of Mu. Betty Roush, with the prealdent, Mrt. Dorill Wilt, in charre. A short burtiness sc111on was held during which tht' ~1111 voted to sponsor 1n lee cream social at the Community Ht,IJ Saturday evenina, June IIJ. Ot~r plana were made for a. picnic tO be held at the PoMland Park tor members and their famiUe•. Jl'ollowlng the busineU meeUng a Bible Qplz wu held and rc· freshmenta: were 1erved to :Mra. Erma HJIJ, Mra. Leora Young, Mr,or;. Marjorle R<~uah, Mra. Ora Hill, Mu. N<~ra crou. Mra. Jnez Hill, Mrs, Marraret We1t, Mrt. MHdte;d Chapman 11nd the lloate.1. The next meet1n1 will be at the borne of Mr1. Ramora Yonker. was , announeed that lhe 11 ext tneetinr . would be at the home of Mr.t. Vernon Vleber t)D June 24. The h01tea1e.a aervtd a deasert Cot•ne to the membfln and th~e gueet• Mr1. Berth• Rath-burn, Mrs , Clar_ence Chase. loe~l; MJsa Lu· eillr Smith. Chqter; Mn. Jean Weblter, Pomeroy; Mra. Guy Suter, Welch, W. Va., and Mrs. Jensen, Loa ADielet, Calif. thle Ina apin Commerce be eommende". (Cont1nuN III'CNIII ,,,. On•) for tbla traUlc aafety hia driver's Ucenae IWipended for which p;ovldea lh cxeeUent opone yttar in allfuveDile Court hear- fOrhmity (or tbe na~l~n·a )'OUA{; tni Friday. Judie :Baeon aald Mar· m o~iata to imprc:n'e their dtiv· kina war chara:ed w1th r«klen Operation of a motor vehh:le, and re. in.a habib and attitudes .. ." ceived the m-turimum. Hntence. Hfl'bert Cu""inp, ·H amiltop Marlins Was lnvoiVl!d In a ttreet driver edurulon teac-her, hu aCcid~nt w11:1 a car he was drivlnt stated, u ha11e mllnf' other 4-flv· last week in Pomeroy. er lra.ioer, w.ith whom Jaycee • Entrie1 in the tl'erk ol court'a eooperatt.l J.n this safe drlvinl pr4l office today' ·showed Clyde Kini · was ordered Fi-idly to post a $100 ll:fl(ll, "The 1\tn·A~te Roacl-e-o bond on an indictment for driving is a worth while project a,nd 11!1 while lntoxltated. lie is to appear gaining prominent momentum for trial June w at 9 a. m. Kina both statewide and nationally. plead not guHty. . This impetus that it Ill offering: 1 FJD. THOMAI fORK Mfl. Edi10n Weaver of Muon, W. Va., llld Mrs. Francis Yeager were calling on Mrs. J . D. Adams, Sunday Mr. and Mn. Charle1 EbUn Jr. a.nd son, Benton, and Beverly anct .Ann Chapman were' dinner 1ueat.i of Mr. and Mrt. Wendell Eblin and !imily Sunday. Ml'l. C. V. Jone11 called on Mn. Net-tJe Philips Sunday. Mr. &~~d Mn. Ben Eblln were ea~ns · on Mr. and Mrt. Harry · Snyder Monday. . :a&a. G2adya Rumfleld called on Mq. Able Moore Tuesday. ·) fr, and Mrt. Carroll McKenzie and famlly of GalU-poJls vi1Jted 'his mother, Mr.i. Margaret McKenzie. Wyatt Gilbert ealJed on Mr. and Mrs. Robert Faulk, Sunday. Harry Sn~·der, Mr. and Mre. Wendell Eblin, Mrt. Nellie Ebllnand Ann Ch!!pman and Mrs. Fran· ell Yeaaer v.-ere afteTnoon callers or Mra. J. D. Adams and daughter, Llda, who b Ill. Mr. •nd Mt'J. Allen Osborn 11ld daughter, BarbaJ!a, of Newell W Va .. spent Mcmorlal Day here ~lth her parents, Mr. and Mr.!l. Charlet Ebltn Jr. and family. • Veterans ReceJVlnll" , , BODDS . Road-,.o. The Jullior Chombu" >f , b to l' pl'Off'am p fs aymen Today • _ .~ally sentlnel, Pomeroy·Mlddleirt, o., June t, i957-:7 Kore~p~ ".....,... . ...., . NewSupday School Class Is Organized .. GASOUNE ALLEY It\; the first .one I .,..,. jed all by oiyself. lts nu. Moscow's 'AEC' ___._.,\ /MSON ~ltNIC . A,.d111luioDs: :Ma~iret Smith DOWN 1. Song b~:d 2. ~<less ot di:: e?rd Rutland, jay 22; · Randell I.. Gibh1, May 23; Mrs., Robert Roueh, Letart, May 2ZI; Mrs. Freda Swa.n ,C(!lumbus, M:ay 211; James Cond .! POmeroy, May - 26; ·Mil. Donna Grate. Rutland, May 27: LeiUe . Hiwlie, Middleport; May 'f1. · } '.If AlLY ca'ffTI)QvQn: ~ Here'• 11ow 1o wor11 '*: . · . t· I "'L9NQFIILLOW . . . ·. AXYD~SAA~a , ;. One tttter altnply ,or another. Ia 'hll ~pi• A _la..~ lor the thftt L'l. ~ tor · ~e tw,o 0'" ~- 'S~Ile lelten. ~ tt'Ophea, the length a~d formatiOn ot· the wbtda art &11 tiln~ Each d&y the code let ten are cUFter.t. .... ..:. .. · •t•nd• . /\ V p A NANCY OJneoa- A I CWWL J . ll)i' JV 1U:.. S NW K 1 J ' ~· -M1;WXA-T. PK." 11: .1/ H . • Qoo,__ 'l· - ,:rvENAT ~~ ..c ·'J' r,& V _E T H ~ N (. K ' ··. . • ~ YHt.""'Y'o Crno..q"''t.: WTl'H . . .. .~ • \ ' liKJu. .SH!l • , . VIBIUfU HER E'tERNAL TONQUII! .- .. MOST DIVINELY IN 'fHE ·. . . -~ WHY, NOT B! WRONO:,WW~D YOUNO.. ,......................... FRIENPS WITH SPIKI! , ••• , OFFI!iR TO SHi'IKI!! H.a.NOS PEA\NVTS Birth: A s.on, Wllllam Eugene. to Mr. and Mrs. ~lph Swan Jr., Columbua, Ma:y 26. piecharged.: Margaret . Smith, Jlandel\ Gibbs, Mrs. ,Fred• Sw11n: . .Jamu . Conde tnd M[':lll. Donna ~ Gtate. <~f ·• ,. •• Ml~il 0. ~IRVUKHIN (a....), ·" membflr ot the Soviet pOJtt-Mr. and -Mra. l;arl French, Mt. .,JM;Iro· aM·Jtuama•• tnp eeonopato and Mrt~ Leo Thurber, Debbie: · ~fir, 111 beHaved to be tht steVt.e, ·Colum~, Mra. M~tJ . boll ot tbl Soviet "'atomic ea.. Yost of Middleport were dinner ern oommiuton" 111. new PG•C ot mlDiater ot medium macllille Kueat:s ·ThuradiJ of Mr. ~nd, Mr;:. Gedfile Mowrey. ·· · i>ulldlna'·. (lo.......,liHt.l) . l\. , - NANCY IT'S HOT TODAY-· · WHY . DON'T YOU GIVE HIM A ; DRINK OF WATER' u.S. M~IL CHARLIE 00118& ) ' \\ t ' ~~ I . "'· ;_/ J .· ' -' . ..... ... �• • • ' . Social S~wity Benefits· For Farmers Outlined By Manager Of ro~mouth Ohio District Office ay Jo.tN CHATPIILD ~ ers---and t here's a rea son . M1ny Mp. DJ.trlct SSO farmers, unlike the se l!-empillyed A farmer came' lnl.o our offi -.:1.. man in the eitv, wW ronti nue ·. , the. other day and s 11id : " I wa nt li ve on t heir place of busine ' · t& apply- tor tbo'!e t:..rmer ben e- after retiring fro m full activit / fili.. Manv will toot disassot·iate them· s£'1v£s entirely (ram farming • ~ . , He wa.s i sell-employed hr•-• a bu si nes~. er, ~as over 65. and hs d <~.~The soc ial securitv law doe ~ ear~ungs over $400 last yea~ ~n· l not req uire the m '10 quit th, ag&ln this year . . He was ~l1 g1ble 1 fann and to sll;~ all work in or· fOT soeial !CCUr lty bencft~ pay- dr r t~ get bencfil payments. 11 , ment.s. The .monthl y benefit pa y_ is pos.~i hl e for them, like be nefiments he wtll get .. ho~ ev{' r , <l fl darie.o; in non -farm ad h- 11\e s , to not " farmer• b~ne£1ts" . ~here <~r-· wurk parl·ti me , or even l<J work 110 special soctal scc~rU,y bene- thro ughout the year and g~ t fi~s ~or fann ers. He_w 1II get old , 0 me or all of the ir monthly be n,.. The numb('r of Jlile maurance bpneht~. based ~ 1 fit payments. put work un~cr soc1al secu.r t-v mrm thly p;1yme nts they will g· ·. just Uk~ 5¥4 mtlllon !•lhe r retired in a year will dC'p!!n d on how wnrker11 who have . he~ n em~to~ - man v ffi {,itlh s in the• vear lh H rrtrr-s, work and how m ur h· !hey ear ~ ed or se If~ mp Ioye( I In factories--or on t he fa rm - Jon::: duri n, the yea r . enough to be msurt! rl u n~N Lh • 1:: rr a ,/armcr earn ~ no m{1fc thar social security law, For h o~n , a ~ for all others . the bPnPrit s ar ~ 1 ,200 in a year , hP c·an get 11 bas.lcally inten d c d tuw<1r d r1•· payme nt f or eRch mr,nt h in lh..: .plaJ;emcnl of income th~1 hf' i~ rear. If he worluc in all months assumed to ha Ve lo ~ t b11ca us c of of the ' year, an rl has earn ings of more th;;n $1.2no "in the year ~~ ~ old age. Our fanne r frie nd . mor('OVt.!r . will loR.c one or more monthiy will be subj cet to th(' ..;am E' r C' ~- lwf'r-f i' _....,, ~ ,.,t" trirtion on ca rn ing5 a rter rl' tir · He will JOJe a mon~h'i! payment ment as oth er he ncfi<'b r ie., . Ot;r for eacH $til-l (1r 1ract wn of $80 lilk with him hr o u ~ot hl ou t l h<tt !lJa t he ear ns in eX('tJss of a yea.·he did not UtHII' r stantl how r·a rn Jy total n( $1 ,20U. He will not ings and work afff'l' t b1•nefi1 pa y· lose all 12 pu y ml"nt.~ in the ye.n• ments. This m isund~rs landin ~ i~ unless his ca rn ings exceed $2,080. rather widespr••a d amon g rann The ahn v(' !! pplies to the ~arm · ° I I ·------- DAILY CROS.SWORD ACROSS 10. Acro11 11. Btrangdy 3. Shaded walk 4. Purc halie !5. Cillo or Ovid R. Affirm 7 . S"-a me.idena (myth .) 12. roola It Prim p., 1. Mute Sloping 1). roadw1:1y &. Sloth (archalc) 22. S kin tum or 24 . Number 25 . 'Yla~ gr.rs 26 . Wing . fooled l I. Spheres 28 PN· 14. Staager 13. Thin cookie vbke 1&. Btut opera 1 ~. Tran11pa r 29. Per16. Exlat 17. Sea eagle 18. Moi.hf! r of lri1h god• 19. Und e r- ent 17. P1ccc fJ ut 20. Pr ickly !shed :ll . S•amese riv er htttorC-.If''l J.a...,.n 2 1. ~ kill 34. Without (L.) 38 . Why 3~ . Cougar 36. n.mong- ~ handed • .22 . A fragment 23. T ufted 25. Th a i coin '27. Tl~rhten e d 30. High priest 81. Humal\ being 32 . Greek leller :13. Tawdry 33. A atep 37. Country ~~~~ 40. Lnve aut 4J . Supp n ~ n . Walk throurh ., .... water ,,1'·,.., DOWN 1. Short tobacco ptpt J , Wa\"y I her.) DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - Here'o how 1o work II: A.XI'DLBAAXft 11 LON'OJ"ELLOW One letter limply atand• for another. In thl1 eample A ll ueed for the three L'a, X tor the two 0'1, etc. Single leltet'fl, app•· trophea, tht hmJlh and formation of the worde art ell hinta. Each d•Y the code Jetten ~~ore dlrrerent. • A cryptorram Quotation r AXDS NCXEE KDKLHYE J:M XH er who worka io tU 12 month!; lhe year. Many farmen , n6r mally, have tome monlhl of oo work. A farmer benefieiaty wbo .e wot'k is ~easonal can ret a benefit check for a.nv month In which ~ neither earna more Ut!n $80 10 employment or due,; aubatau· tial work in seU-emplo,mea_. This . is true _ regardlell of b11 e!U'nmgs durmg the course of th.: year. F_or example, If he earn'l $'.!,500 m a year but wo_rk,a i~ only tour months, he w•U _ge . benerit che~ks for the o&hcr e1sbt months. -Because the average 1 farm " ~-.01h the place or bu.!ltnesa:' ar.d I' f Place of reJidence of a arm,. .. he may be confused over the meaning of "substantial service11" as the law calls it. Wibat ~- IJI.~I !: ' by this ia work in connept.ton with the pi'Oduction of croptl \br livestock raiRd for llle and from whlo·h he -111 .. receive 1..-.come ·•Ia a farm operator. of It does not. include oilier ~lnds of \fOrk be may do or. blt farmstead. He! wilt not be doing aubstantlal work in the .aoclal &e· curity meaning of that term, fo'!' Instance, if he repairs hi• houa<e or raises vegetables, rrutll, Uv~ stock ancj, poultry for eonlumution by himself and hl..a family. Some farmen before retltement have rented out their farm or part of their ftrm tq, someone else under an arranaement which called for tht!ir taklnJ part ~' tbP. production or management ., ~ production' of farm eommoditlP"' on the land. Under thlt ¥f1nltment, known as "material _ptrlicl_pation" the rental lncome ' the:Y receive counll as earnJn11 fo·~ soeial security purpWies. It a farm landlOJ'd coi'lthaue¥ helping out under aucb an ar· ran(ement J(ter retirem~nt, ·· th,. rental income he Teecl•es wiH still be conaideret.i eatni..-.11 fo" social Becurity purpo•e• and wilt affect hi~ right to receive oli· age bendit payments. Our social security oUlte baa leanets and booklets explaining in detail the provisions or the SO> elat security law relatiilg . to farrnNs, either self-employell or employed. Evet'y G&.rmer .ahould get a copy qt each of them in order to uc1crstand fully hls rlgb' J and his obllgatlnns u11dcr th1~ social security htw. Rutland Garden Club Meets At · Lasher Home (Eur. ) \ !8. Damp 89. Volcano , ' ( . " NSK lXULYDKN DJHRZK . . . GJND nsi(''' ALJHR. - KOAYLO SKL OXIXHK· MJZHR. 1'Mt.erday'l Cryploquotf\: SWS:E'I' CHILDISH riA YS, THAT WERJ!:l AS LONG AS 1'WENTY DAY$ ARE NOW- WORDS· WORTH. llv Klnr Mr ~. Webb Hall, Mlddlcport, prC' si dent or the Rutlsnd· Garden f'i uh, presided when the club met' ut the home of Mrs. Georae Lasher with Mn. Dalla Hottman ~s the as sisting hoa~cs1. !1.1rs. P . A. Jividen waa. in char~o:c of the openina devotlonal H-rvicc. Mis9 Lucllle SinUh; Chcstt•r, was Lhc . a:uest apea1cer and gave a travologue as she showed colored alldos made on her travch In Mexico and the Southwest. M\!J Smith Wll pre· sentcd a gift from the club ID •pprcdation of the pro&ram • . IJurmi{ the bualnt:u meetlnt Mrs. Chria Diehl was voted lp~o the club. Mrs. ElheJ Ch-pn\ao l.:tlve a req,ort of "t.hll' Arbor DQ p\anling 1n the Rutland Schools which was sponsored by the Gar.. de n Club. The Rutland Club h . to make arrangements jn the ''(jard!!n Memories" claea lncludlna drte.J material! fur the C<~untr li'Jower Show to be bflld lune 1tl-l8. It LETART, w. VL The lAdies Aid ~ or 01k Gro~e EUB Churcb met retently with Mrs. Llura Oibbf and tpent the day ln qu.UUna and worldnl{ n n11 raga. IMra. Abbie Thomp.on wu a 111est of Mn. C*ll BlealD& and Ella Thursday alterooon. Donilld Thomp_.on •nd Toni ealltd on Ml'. and Mn. Hlrry ThomPson Thursday. Mra. Carrie King isn't so wet• Con Hinkle, Hartford; M~. Reva Grimm and Uona Bleulng ()f New Haven were Monday eve· nlng guests ot Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Roush. Mrs. Ina Weigand, Mra. Ceell Ble.ulng, Mrs. Garnet Chapman. BiWe Weigand and Beatrice Cbdp man were Jn Parkeraburg Setur· day, the former tw·~ eonsulbng Dr. T. L. Harrlt . . Mr. and Mrs. Cl1vln ~Uenlng, Betty Lou -.nd Allen ta))(fllar~ ~pent Sa'ttm:lay with Le"Nia Blessing who is a .patient in Mor•i.ll Memorial Hosp\bl, Milton. Melvin Boneeutter .spent Satut'· day nl&ht with his flrl'llily. Mr. and ),(rs. Earl Keefer &t:' • the .proud Parent, of a daughter Pa\riela Ann. Mr. and Mn, ArJert Thomp1o·. tre the parer.tl or a daurtit.c:l -~tcb hu been named Harri !1 •• ., ... • , 11-Dally ~U~el, Pomeroy-Middloporl, 0 ., Junel, 1957 IHJ: 81111'11 I'AIIILT • Mali S ' enteneed I ., j ~ ; year a Tee..-.·AJe . All O~lo veten.a Of the Ko.i'· t-an •Conflict who rfi!f!ive bonw rhrclr:l were .- cautioned tod&)' b~ · Di~ct<~r Cb~ W. C'.oble of the" Korean ConfUtt ' ·Colriperuation Fund, 11 follqw1 : (1), 'l'bAt all cbeck-s lsaued by the COmiDlnlonera or lbe Sinklni Fund on- the ¥orran Conntct Compenuti¥f1 FUnd may be legal. ly be Mdorsed .only by the pc · son to wbDm the cheek It . pay. able. ' PORT~ND Rrof. an4 Mn. Joha Pa~ot.er, 1ft. Bl1De:bar4. vis!t.ed ~r broth· en. Albert ud Qby Paynter ant. fihret over tb~ ....a olfld. Kf. and- Mn. Eafl Wells were In Mei.-r G~eral Ho.pitala few d.Yt las\ week. Mrs. Wellt It at benne nor, lmprov1ng from a heart •on. ~Htlon buJ Mr. WeiiJ wa1 taRn to Holzer Hoaplt.till. Mr. and M:tt. ltubArt Price. t..ar ry and Beverly, and ~ - and llrs. Abner PTice ot Parkeraburg, we"!'e In ~oundsville. W. Va., Friday to accompany hiJ .alster, Erne&tlne. to her home ln PatUrlbUrJ, ~r teaibing tbia year-in .K ouodntlle . fb1. Sidfte)' Dural wia in M.eig:s General HM.PitaL TeOently. Mr. and Mn. Charlet McKelvey and Hope of Belpre, called on relatives and frtendl tt thla place, Saturday afternQOn. 12') 1 That the checks are pay lv promole safe Teen-Ate drly- fble at par through any banK me Is vuy encouraging and 'wide- within sixty (6()1) days of the datl' Iy beneficial to .the '!'raffle Sale· on the .:beck. 'Y ·Movement. " , (31 That In case the chefk is , Mr. 'and Mn.. Harry Priee and ThP Ohio Teen-Age Road-e-o, undeliverable to the person • • family of Pittsburgh and Mr. and Eria Price, Parkenburi. with 120 JaYtee c~l)ters actively whom it i.J addressed, 1t will b~ Mrs. were week end iUeits of their 'Pill tieipatiDI, and Soblo prQvld· returnrd by pqatal 'authoritie,s to in~ more th11n 18.01)0, in l p~a, tbe Korean Con.nict Compensa m~~i;""',,.~M!~'!s;. Anna Price. :Mrs. Hen. •ncluding $3,t00 in' fchoUI.r.Wps tion - ~ - )n Colum-bus, Ohio. ot last (4) T-btt ln . .e~es where the for ,tate finals ' Wi~~er• orvblt· ve(et"an who ,flied bls '-"RPliration and (Continut4 From Pall' One) ranged so girls a~d boy,li ctmpete ·h,a diW1·ptlor . ~ •!'dorBlDJ th1• Arter ~-o, by ·P1rovidipg1 an opportunity in be;par•te diviJions ltnd fete$Ve tlleck. it 11 MCUfi.II'Y to return . ·. or teen-agera "to prove tht.!Y are prl:re!!! eqUjRUy. The Ohiq . C~lf.gt · the ~heck .to .th.e ltot:eqn C~mftiel inj~· nosponsibl~ 8ntl safe· rtriver··, h:Jr pi-on~l'lip ·Re~d-e-.o ·will be' hl!ld 1COmpehsation FuQd in: Cohlmbu111, were ae.rved by already done 1 ml!ch to _raise 'lhe Slll_mt~?y; 1une ~ ,t pordon and for the new.t ella:ible neJrt-(ll. s!gbts and ' l<n!rer the "aCcidents of Par'k, Clevei.Qd, followed ~y an kin to tu, Jll' .JPPtlcation ·on the the tomorrow's motorist. · Awards Banquet where Ja)'tet! Mr. and MrL Curt Moser left q01 .. George Mingle, .recently ~d ' Sobio officials wiJI jre~nt ntxt-01'-kin Form No. K-2. Tueaday fOr tbel.r -home in Glen~ retired · superintendent of the big l:'lf•ld trophies and acbol~· (5) That the checks will be dale, Calif., alter a.. vitdt with rel~t. Ohio State Hia~way .f atro! stated shipii One winper. will ent~r the paid by the Treasurer of the tlvea- here.. "We are pleased to learn that the Natloul Road-e-o. ~te ®.1)' lf enflor~ed ~.sonaJl)' Un. Moser wu · vefJ JU . of ~M~e~ig~s~C~•::··_:J~~~Y~•·~·~•_:ar~·-·~·~n~d~uc~l':.·.!__~....:::::::======!.- by payee. U pQee cannot en· , dorse bY wrltina bil . name, ht' 11st~a :~nd eonflned to M~leil may endorse!»' ,..ldllf bis "X ' O.,nettl liOMlhal for sevenl ~ys mark. Endorsement bY "X" mark but was able to retura t<1 her hoMe ACROSS 3. Fllr tear ' must ~ witneued by two p'! ·. by plane fr-om Columbut. 1. Ti~ue that toru. who must also wr.lte -their '(,he .f::H CJub m'ef. at .Mn. Ruth ( anat.l 4. Aet.onilh• ni\(DeS and addresses below such Ebehbaeh's Wedneaday evenint. G9. TA spice t • m.,:~ wR.mark. . . · ermagan · (ft) That anyone . eashing an TIU>MAS .FORK 24_ 1-G. Together wor~er .... Ohio Korean Bonus cheek should ,.,.. B~ble ~hoolslarted Jqt Monday 12. Stand up 6. Small ~or ~-or know the payee personaiiy be at HUand Church. It wilJ continue 11 ?:f,eoin -~~,!'.';·, 26. : : . caust be gUarantees tbe endorae for twa-weeb.from ·O,to 10 a.m. Mr. and Mn. Btn Eblin and .sons u. Blast of 8. Hold In love tlful ment. called OD bis slater, Mr. and Mr.s . wind 9. Legendary YOUD&' D~Jlton Grover and flmlly Wednes15. Wander~ tales day eveninl 28, ComptM&te M. 'tuptd · about 11.~ous 29. Very rood 'fellpw Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Linkenhoker abltractly lt.. Moths 4alarlJ) 36. Voided 1 of COl~mbul il ~ding fwo weeks 16. Ll1te 17. Chief delt)' , St. Fruita ucutcheon here at hU home. 17. Storage IE$abyl.) 34. Bon alowly 38. E.uittecl a~a 20. Fating Mr. and Mn. ;ltob!!rt Fault wer-e business caller.& ln ~arket'l1)urg, 18. Dancel'8' cymbal! Satur{lay. ,·· . 19. Garden tool Mr. and Ml'.s. Cbtrlef. Clltllman .. Annoul)tement has beett maije 22. Weird qf the ·formation .of a ne\v Sunday spent the week er!d In Warren, tvar.) School clas• at the Mason Metho- Ohio. Their daughters, Beverly 23; Columns di&t Church t'or young girls in Beverly and Ann stayed wltl\ Mt. · 25. Fathe.r and )IrS'. ChRrles Eblin Jr. 1 the 10.11 year age group. 2T.Am. ·Mr. and Mrs. Hobla.rJ . G.e~ge and "A nllme for the cla&!l will lnveQtor da11gbter of Dorea• wpr~ dinner ·chosen, at a later dale. The class 30. Fusa guests of Mr. and Mrs. we-ndell teaeber will be Mrs. Evelyu 31. l''or EbUn and fRini1y Sunday. s2 . FIJI lltandt Profll!t. (a~br,) Offi~er.! elected at 33. Armed meeting are Clapdia . ai<l.et:tt; P~ul4 ..M:ayn!U'd' i-15.-Remove hat sldent· Connle-'Newton, 37. Olrl's name and. edarq1yn Van Matre, . 38. To detea't or. 39. A mea1ure Other members in addition ~~40. Ntrrow hfl officers are Sharon Ma·thews, , t roadway ' Phyllis Queen, Delores Icenhower, _ 41. ·Stltchell and H~vietta. Newland. -t:2. 'Let it stsnd ___,. - . ~· t prlflt.) In Florence Barker vs. James · Barker, the defendant was ordered by the court to pay $115 to . the plaintiff at once ar compensation for costs in the action including attorney's ft-es. He was also told to ps.y $15 weekly to the plaintiff durlni pendency of the action. ' Jaycees Lauded -- .;h .... Rev. and LITTLE Oa.PIW'I AliNJI . DAILY CROSS WQ·RD I .. . ,.;n·· 7 man CL ...SS MilTS The Golden RuJe Sunday School cla11 llf the Letart Falb Methodlsf Church met Thursday, May 23 .a the b9,Jne of Mu. Betty Roush, with the prealdent, Mrt. Dorill Wilt, in charre. A short burtiness sc111on was held during which tht' ~1111 voted to sponsor 1n lee cream social at the Community Ht,IJ Saturday evenina, June IIJ. Ot~r plana were made for a. picnic tO be held at the PoMland Park tor members and their famiUe•. Jl'ollowlng the busineU meeUng a Bible Qplz wu held and rc· freshmenta: were 1erved to :Mra. Erma HJIJ, Mra. Leora Young, Mr,or;. Marjorle R<~uah, Mra. Ora Hill, Mu. N<~ra crou. Mra. Jnez Hill, Mrs, Marraret We1t, Mrt. MHdte;d Chapman 11nd the lloate.1. The next meet1n1 will be at the borne of Mr1. Ramora Yonker. was , announeed that lhe 11 ext tneetinr . would be at the home of Mr.t. Vernon Vleber t)D June 24. The h01tea1e.a aervtd a deasert Cot•ne to the membfln and th~e gueet• Mr1. Berth• Rath-burn, Mrs , Clar_ence Chase. loe~l; MJsa Lu· eillr Smith. Chqter; Mn. Jean Weblter, Pomeroy; Mra. Guy Suter, Welch, W. Va., and Mrs. Jensen, Loa ADielet, Calif. thle Ina apin Commerce be eommende". (Cont1nuN III'CNIII ,,,. On•) for tbla traUlc aafety hia driver's Ucenae IWipended for which p;ovldea lh cxeeUent opone yttar in allfuveDile Court hear- fOrhmity (or tbe na~l~n·a )'OUA{; tni Friday. Judie :Baeon aald Mar· m o~iata to imprc:n'e their dtiv· kina war chara:ed w1th r«klen Operation of a motor vehh:le, and re. in.a habib and attitudes .. ." ceived the m-turimum. Hntence. Hfl'bert Cu""inp, ·H amiltop Marlins Was lnvoiVl!d In a ttreet driver edurulon teac-her, hu aCcid~nt w11:1 a car he was drivlnt stated, u ha11e mllnf' other 4-flv· last week in Pomeroy. er lra.ioer, w.ith whom Jaycee • Entrie1 in the tl'erk ol court'a eooperatt.l J.n this safe drlvinl pr4l office today' ·showed Clyde Kini · was ordered Fi-idly to post a $100 ll:fl(ll, "The 1\tn·A~te Roacl-e-o bond on an indictment for driving is a worth while project a,nd 11!1 while lntoxltated. lie is to appear gaining prominent momentum for trial June w at 9 a. m. Kina both statewide and nationally. plead not guHty. . This impetus that it Ill offering: 1 FJD. THOMAI fORK Mfl. Edi10n Weaver of Muon, W. Va., llld Mrs. Francis Yeager were calling on Mrs. J . D. Adams, Sunday Mr. and Mn. Charle1 EbUn Jr. a.nd son, Benton, and Beverly anct .Ann Chapman were' dinner 1ueat.i of Mr. and Mrt. Wendell Eblin and !imily Sunday. Ml'l. C. V. Jone11 called on Mn. Net-tJe Philips Sunday. Mr. &~~d Mn. Ben Eblln were ea~ns · on Mr. and Mrt. Harry · Snyder Monday. . :a&a. G2adya Rumfleld called on Mq. Able Moore Tuesday. ·) fr, and Mrt. Carroll McKenzie and famlly of GalU-poJls vi1Jted 'his mother, Mr.i. Margaret McKenzie. Wyatt Gilbert ealJed on Mr. and Mrs. Robert Faulk, Sunday. Harry Sn~·der, Mr. and Mre. Wendell Eblin, Mrt. Nellie Ebllnand Ann Ch!!pman and Mrs. Fran· ell Yeaaer v.-ere afteTnoon callers or Mra. J. D. Adams and daughter, Llda, who b Ill. Mr. •nd Mt'J. Allen Osborn 11ld daughter, BarbaJ!a, of Newell W Va .. spent Mcmorlal Day here ~lth her parents, Mr. and Mr.!l. Charlet Ebltn Jr. and family. • Veterans ReceJVlnll" , , BODDS . Road-,.o. The Jullior Chombu" >f , b to l' pl'Off'am p fs aymen Today • _ .~ally sentlnel, Pomeroy·Mlddleirt, o., June t, i957-:7 Kore~p~ ".....,... . ...., . NewSupday School Class Is Organized .. GASOUNE ALLEY It\; the first .one I .,..,. jed all by oiyself. lts nu. Moscow's 'AEC' ___._.,\ /MSON ~ltNIC . A,.d111luioDs: :Ma~iret Smith DOWN 1. Song b~:d 2. ~<less ot di:: e?rd Rutland, jay 22; · Randell I.. Gibh1, May 23; Mrs., Robert Roueh, Letart, May 2ZI; Mrs. Freda Swa.n ,C(!lumbus, M:ay 211; James Cond .! POmeroy, May - 26; ·Mil. Donna Grate. Rutland, May 27: LeiUe . Hiwlie, Middleport; May 'f1. · } '.If AlLY ca'ffTI)QvQn: ~ Here'• 11ow 1o wor11 '*: . · . t· I "'L9NQFIILLOW . . . ·. AXYD~SAA~a , ;. One tttter altnply ,or another. Ia 'hll ~pi• A _la..~ lor the thftt L'l. ~ tor · ~e tw,o 0'" ~- 'S~Ile lelten. ~ tt'Ophea, the length a~d formatiOn ot· the wbtda art &11 tiln~ Each d&y the code let ten are cUFter.t. .... ..:. .. · •t•nd• . /\ V p A NANCY OJneoa- A I CWWL J . ll)i' JV 1U:.. S NW K 1 J ' ~· -M1;WXA-T. PK." 11: .1/ H . • Qoo,__ 'l· - ,:rvENAT ~~ ..c ·'J' r,& V _E T H ~ N (. K ' ··. . • ~ YHt.""'Y'o Crno..q"''t.: WTl'H . . .. .~ • \ ' liKJu. .SH!l • , . VIBIUfU HER E'tERNAL TONQUII! .- .. MOST DIVINELY IN 'fHE ·. . . -~ WHY, NOT B! WRONO:,WW~D YOUNO.. ,......................... FRIENPS WITH SPIKI! , ••• , OFFI!iR TO SHi'IKI!! H.a.NOS PEA\NVTS Birth: A s.on, Wllllam Eugene. to Mr. and Mrs. ~lph Swan Jr., Columbua, Ma:y 26. piecharged.: Margaret . Smith, Jlandel\ Gibbs, Mrs. ,Fred• Sw11n: . .Jamu . Conde tnd M[':lll. Donna ~ Gtate. <~f ·• ,. •• Ml~il 0. ~IRVUKHIN (a....), ·" membflr ot the Soviet pOJtt-Mr. and -Mra. l;arl French, Mt. .,JM;Iro· aM·Jtuama•• tnp eeonopato and Mrt~ Leo Thurber, Debbie: · ~fir, 111 beHaved to be tht steVt.e, ·Colum~, Mra. M~tJ . boll ot tbl Soviet "'atomic ea.. Yost of Middleport were dinner ern oommiuton" 111. new PG•C ot mlDiater ot medium macllille Kueat:s ·ThuradiJ of Mr. ~nd, Mr;:. Gedfile Mowrey. ·· · i>ulldlna'·. (lo.......,liHt.l) . l\. , - NANCY IT'S HOT TODAY-· · WHY . DON'T YOU GIVE HIM A ; DRINK OF WATER' u.S. M~IL CHARLIE 00118& ) ' \\ t ' ~~ I . "'· ;_/ J .· ' -' . ..... ... �' ·. . ~ - • ' I .. ' With the hope that it will1 in some measure, foster and hell) sus ' to in that which is good in family and community life-, . • !,Mal. NIWI ~~~~ this fea- ·" e~ I .. Ill Qrqlilloll ' ' • ' . entt Weather ' at . • I • r IRST ·tJa ' ' ' _, • . . ' ' • .• .n.ny Selltlll I, PoJ!1eroy-Jllddlepo:~rt, o .,lune l, 1957 ' ' • ' ~ '· I ture is sponsored ·by the business firms and organizations whose '· names opp110r in the adjoining columns. . "" De•Wl'el'h , VOL IX NO.•1, . • Ontin · Q~ Syheduled TY $ElliS for Every- For'Rerouting State'Route. lt£V£~E . W~E WSAZ.TV Ch111nel 3 - 10:15 a.m. "Rellance On God Brings Healing" A• .L ... -, .' ••• 1401% I',, , James Singer, of . By UNITED PRP.SS ·' 'nle na~n'o motoflstl and law entoreemenl '§""del ~on .. plaudllldrom oatety leadero today I« coa.IIIDJ.,; lo·-hOjd: Ule Memorial Day bollday traffic doatb toU ''Weii 'below' flit!· I ~olu~bul hl~ bf neon-.up~ lllena Little .or ,Middleport ralgned •r- I "not auilty". h'Jal date .set by the eollrt for June 12. \ · • charge qf non-tupport wu still beJna: be~~ by tbe- court this af. ternoon, 'w.yn evidence beinl beard · or . ,, · tbe. JberlftntQdi)', ~ didg." bation set at • previous t1tde on the word to...-' thiri4}J: " tll~ ~ tf-,e ~. rot tile ~,.;,. l f.~~:~~:u to arrl'fe." 1• •· - ~~~~! !!,:;•!:t •!!_dtbea respos,utlta~ u·- m:Uier ? flee Deparlm<)lL 1" $6.25 · 4.-M:,.. .. ~. ,~. Tt.l1 II o m.nllor.tl l,vwt.. w..., •ktttlt -1'~1 iWIIIJ•filii~"• Nr.l)r . . . . •• 'l1o01:h • ..rriRI IMt!lj, n. ptrt.d ~at.~ fer tr...i food-. MV4tl. ctruli. ' • '• ~-· '":~.t'i!l. "The f~CltiaV.~'r oal!at jnelu~ a )'OUAI eouJde and their 11t11M ell MC'PI•~ lbo :V!llli• of- paJ:Utli;iation in Rl~alnoj $MOO . aucll repairs. '•'~,a~~H Drive-In " ... TONI~ NT ' of Mr. McKnight Saturday in Theare two foster , Mrs. LueiJJe .BuaJi, Co, ani Mra. Florence Mus- S1undera retired in 1931J for one year, c:ame'back for 10 more yean or teaching ir. loQal Klhools;' retired again In 195Q ,but· ;re~urn.!d two years ago to Clifton Grade School as lt1 6-7-8 Grade taeher - •ho- THI IOWIRY IOYS St.anloy Clements FIGHTING TROUBLI ""'bib:niiodl':. Road ~ th ning July 1. filt'J} year. Tbe llfllV Money ~u~ed ~.- ~e dead wm freta WaUAu. to cover the ca.t ol ·~Other ~~evne aeeiden&l oecurred workload, ~1.11110:0110 far Ia rub of airPlane IOOidoniL lnef!~Hd avmge aalariea f'A -70WIJ eoaple aiad~tlfei:f two quired by law and $5,800.000 to 1111all daildren from N'ew Castle meet ellims. Pa., .- . .lrilled . SlllldaJ lbi,Jr printe pia"" ozubed In the AUOrbony .ol(ounlllna oeu l!amer· 11Eter Migt.t b~d ditched hlt ear; hearlng to be tonight at 7 in Ju.sUce of PeaH- R. ~ E. ~ourt. eHarte' or c:onteJDPi. of eourt ··&)Jn ' . a ..-Jmi Special Masooi~ .e~ P1. Earlier, a /alltfr and lila t'fr!l roung di.Ugbtm were kille4 in 1 Nebraska · plane wrec:t. Meeting Called, ruesalay At I PM ... u.s. Govt.. J.oms •. Baghdad Pact In Pakis ' t-.. . s~ ~ay\ KAIIAah . ~aklolan WP1-\.. United Statu formau, joined tbe MJ"j(. ·~ 'j Bulldi ,' ... ,. '' .t- ·"· • ., ! .., '· . ', - '' 81Jhd•d Pact military .Ommluee ...., ond oromi'aed to ''mrl' Ito :un ahare ol raponaibtUtiea" iD defenSe or ""' paet'l Middle Eut .,.UOna. , Former y.s. ambanador to India Lo.J ll•nderao• opoke for the ~' I :: • . ~ ..... ' ·.,, ., ) Whea you buy enid dolllq your ~ peat.. to f.oJ'ed loFfUY• cmd our maiD .1111~ , , ·· 1 A'l Lilltl VIN•ri. IUu ....·-................... ........ ............. ....... ,...... .··-· ... .,...•·' .¥......... AT LOW LOW •l1a11 ,, .. ··~..~ Ia 111 lbe ad'f'CIIIC-eat ol lhll ~·<•.,, ·~ · · '"''"' nd ..Ill clllalll. ' ... · .. . .. b ·--·· ,. ' . •: ·' :;; BJ\$1{: ·. Company . . :· 1=:~1~~0:~0~1!0 SJIIIIIi / ,'roT: •, . l '· . .'>1 ~..,, build lh110UDd p-perltt ollbllarea.' , 1'blt llcmk'• flmdsi ca• 1Gr9Wr · _. f-R~ , I I bGU We pay·Z% IIIIOretl'on JOUr 8avlnCI • f>' "'\ , ~ ' ri·1 t · lnsuranc):!.~ ... ' ),.; ' • , ' • ·· ;I 1• - '/,·..,.,: ~ jr,- _ •1\ ·~ '·I t Alwe~o ..... "Mt. . ..'lio.rt" ,~~.,.~ ' • .......ei ' t ,,,.. th• last rtood. . More- nln wu expe:ded Cot' d~d f• \ ' :·cc· .; ·c was boiiiDI' two feet OV.l'" ,spillway and rialna. . Baker ill :noe Red River ..-.~ted hi•h Dead1ilief.s Set I ., For ~didates To,File Expenses , A!bort Gloeekner, elecUon boon! clerk. todl)' &aid tbe deadline- for f1DaJ fUkia..'O£ Ill expenae accouuta ~ 1 lbe., Jl,llt primacy eJecUon II J-. tilt 4 p.m. AU eandicla\ea must rue 1 stat~ ~t retardless of whether ~ ; ·1 Jaad: •expenteB. Penalty, fOf aot Rood sta(es in west centrll Loull last JllOntb. · au.: · y :F<••il Creek rose Uree feet In ina , IIO Ia that tbfy eanaot. ·~ ·~ . ·"''' "' _ fromInto the fuhionable downPoUr. eandtdate for five yean. cJI~~.~~,:;'''= water 'I. bomes the JUeblald Hills• Ina, at Fort worth. • · ' ·· ~ ~I ' Su~ opened; sending tons or 'water in:d' the Red., River. Engineen kept th!.' opep 111 long •s poui\Jli, bu: ':. ' WT)' run· lblre of ret:ponaibUlties in tbia important work.,. clay•s f:!yipter of t b 4' two.montb long aelge of violent weatber. Flood gate.. at lAb TexOma bf tween Telr:u and Okiahorita w~ .. ' ' ' Worth Sunday but not many Pfr· UnitJd States is ·not fonn1Uy 1 sona kad to nee tbelr homee-they , member of u.. pad , its npresent. hadn't been abh; to move fiadt aUvu illt on all key coaimltteQ. persona were feared J,~ ' ex- tceeptetl aS an bonor and the United Statu expect& to TnBB today, where molt rive . are 1at flood atage or above. ho !· ,.' MI~, - . ;, , . '· )'011 ' tended ,tlaia l!l'ornint to ua to joiD the mfiit.Jrj eommitteir-·bas been · Dlilas, Te• .UP -A flub flood lleOdmiOD . bfllde« I itrong rolled through portions of -Fo.:t Americaa deltptlon. Aliliough the ., ., ,.,,., , •occ:upol')ts: .tf'~~better to be sur~ ·with Mo ... • '"'!'be " lnvitat~Ge .rbieh ' Still Fall You wouldn't drive your CQr without tiov· il"'9 ' prdper IJ;!S~ronce coverage, \ttJ:JY tol<e \ United Stoia II the opelilnl of the lblrd of lhe poet'l council of JJWdaten. · Floods IAJ!:allD In Te~ •. ctny ~re; C:han<:e~ wltli yo~;,. ~ o~d its ~~--~ ~ Sua. bad been: reeeived that ·MAKE - • 1•11<1 their data, were ltillod Comedy aM Certoon ·• 4 J'our youai· persona, twb ;,.,,. · da1 night when tbeir ur wu e Jtart or tbe n~w strud: br ' a pu&enJer "tnin at a .croulnJ aear Wauu.u, \Yh. All of Hunt1 Hall lcic&ll;,- fou are two fhildren- ·~ were erowded off •rea of his 83rd '"" ' I ,-,>~ . '' (lQ Teehrlicolor) aQOI"onaJ . and prtneipaJ. ' John ·Pttterson, ,51. Hartford. ready to go baek qaln, i( W. Va., was arrested Sunday for me," he told bll· w,ell- intoxication and flriilg • pn • ~adil\8 Creek. ' · ,. m e"IJttle .,; a, boottd o a 1 reunlon was to mark 89th blrthday June Guy Madison Jt~cltcia F11.rr RIPRISAL ..... :r.. 28, do~~~:l~.:~ of New the ·-· '• lltaUtia dUring tM foutodar ·week- / end-New Hampahire and Sou&b Dall:ota. In one of the week ,end's WGnt trlffie wreeb, five peWona were, tilled and , lbree oiltOn lnjund aeriof.uly Sunday la a two • ar (Ol&iao cltq'lftl. ' I rainitonn ~ .. Califonda had tbe' ....,. tnffie 11. and' IIUUina 16. N¥- reported a. tr.affie 1/Miflll QliANTITIISI • Ail deaths. fi&eal ·year bu~ Mlebif&D bact to $3.'tn Two NOW: ONLY • Paul Jones aid. ~ A Unitl!d Preii: eount al12 noon e.d.t showed at lust 411 · penon• - d wltlo 38 !dll""' ,..._ the a<lmlnistnUon .next ~ 31, Ohio 27, Pen111pt.. for lbe postal · vania 23. Dlinm. U. Georgia 21. r IIMIUD TIMI ONlYI' • ,ear," Niety COUDdl JPO:keaman mouth, iin4 <l'l!m~ •P. ·, -uestod 1o n.....ltaled, tbe Pre• tilled 21 per")ns. llli dtnra<d and ..,.~~o ~.. 81 died in a Yariet.J o( Giber ecci1 tb<'Uiht IUftl he ttai''I,~nof./ ident ui~. "':a sharply increasing . derds for a weN tad total' of 865 to · d~termine wbeu.er or not AU. friend had vlola,ted terma prD- Thl!l appointment mark~d nme eharge. second fOr Rey, Wrlght at tl\e two ehurebel. ,. regul~rly below wbat II .expected for a noo- hoUday -'--.,.t end at t.bll time ltf Tbe imP.act tbfew·Req11aw 10 fe"lt threatened, b7 Pastmaste:- were tilled In ttaftJe .aectdelltl where he laid. at th~ Jj~e of the General Arthur Summerfield. fronr 8 P. M. We4Dadl)' t.o midroad wit~ ~ ~.~nl }rOJn big The suppleny!:ntal appropriatlon nQ:bt Sunday Dllbl Pit~ erubeJ The case oC Clyde Allfriend on L. ·, totbe mal wM. eAd." . :"'We 1:1JDgratubie mqtorilfa: and trlffie Ia" IJencloo oo boldiOJ WASIUN'GTON UP --PruJdent the lon1 week end toll down to 1\ri..ra · .:on Postal .. ·Vf"' ,. EiHDho-.er · ~ay 1Deil Conlre'JI :·wait a ruinuje I~ g~t som . (or $140,50&,000 in extra money tb tb~ng else to &el. you. . . operate the poltal aerviee in th~ And Reahaw -:atte~ directly n filcal year beglnnJn,r JulY 1. front o_f a ' w~tiound ~p ~~v~ • He aaid it ••• aeeesury to pre by DaVId A. P~kens, 08, Galbpoli1o. t.ht major redoetion in postal Bond of $1,000 was aet and t h'l! 11 ended at midniPt on Manorial o.,, te,....I the rour-<1•• .lrlllle toll "ac4mirable, ewp for a nor· 1 ana, Earl Renahaw, . et~ at .roa' side. Wben lfa.rtenbarb waD:ed a et'08I state Rl. lU lp aet in th ' county car and leav., n~w cal 1«1 out: to teltlf)l In the Milton. Little non. ple~ded 1'lje !III)Onal llllet> C.uncl~ wblcb oonaldl!l'ed lbe holida~ u .fft '17 afternoon al;'d 14uril),l hb mlulou &topped to talk to..an old ae.qua;n · l"""lUaU r.. sbort of thll .wt. Ask $I MiJI'lOR Ext....a Money For hla home communit)• lite Sund.!y 011 8n ihdieb:nent ebarlfng "obstr~eti9D· of juatlce" by fllllll'e aupport case, - "Tbe sheri£! eaid he wu tailed to *'·Ooq bond, HI& trial dale wn Bet f-or June 10. , . ·., Safety offtc:m. had feared tbe·tour-day byllday deatb count on ~be highways would bit 450, 'but II appe<~ri!cl the fiDal .toll trial ' .w.nd was released from eu• tody on ' ma~. dieted ~m a cbarJe pleaded "not guilty" b41fon Jud.Je Bacon. waived' the rlJht to a juey with cover ' ' Cotlrlty Grand jury Ju<Jae Baco,n today ruled on two aDd thft: .n~rnoon proee~ of hearing ~Iedin{;: to the thlrd~ . 411Deaths ·Traffic Fro11 Wednesday T\ml SDD:«lay, . In tllr.. arrilinmonts to Indict· by the .lut ~~>rm . of the "· 1% qt. sauc•,'· pan ' ln.dietmeiltS - ' bad cUrvea and naocro•ov ~•v•- 1 cc.ce·- Pomer.oy·hearing, / eteran.Teacher Is Honored e~g~ u.urt ,_ , of State Ril\lte 124 bi be diSCUfSOd at a public 6 ln.tbe ~urt . Room, Meigs ' COPPER CLAD STAINLESS STEEL - ThrM-ee; ~~gned .. ' 0 IULLITIN ' .' WASHINGTOif· uP.,..:~ MOil ' .Jo!l;y s.,..... Covo+ !hot two of tho..-.... . . . trfel tlanh G••NI ~ • ,,. DuPont c....-..w;;:.. tr..._, ,, - ; ' ..... ·-'""" )00' .. ...... Ntnlnt of � 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 06. June 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 June 1, 1957 harrison mcknight well woodbarn