http://66.213.69.5/files/original/539f3477f50e9769bdb8d3ea53d99fa4.pdf 71d437ae9c40e1f89e3074a0b4a2b932 PDF Text Text ' ·. . ~ - • ' 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 �- ... - ... . ......... ~- ____ _ ,_. ,_·- --- - . _ .,.. . .... ' ., ~--- _ • TOADSTOOL . M\'OTID TO INTI!RESTS • MUSHROOM? The Daily Sentinel • - Daily~el, '"' ·;;~~~1510~ , . ~:r &yltlnel, Pomeroy.-Middlepol't, 0., June S, t 957 ' , l .... Jl- - D~y Boo~ OF MEIGS-MASON 4'REA RICHARD L OWIN - OIHIIlAI. MANAGEI l i - D I. GIIENI - IDITOR ...._,.....ntat1•.~ BotllDeiU·Klwball, w. A ..., Nw Yo* CKy, Ill, N. T. tered AI 11e0011d cJaa& mamua: matter at the po~~t office at Pom c Pomeroy · Chapter 186 of tht Orl:f"r of Eastern Shr will m~ e l i l . resular 5~51l !On Tuesd.!i)' &l 7 .f.' - ... ,.11!0..:.... ratet: Delivery by carrier where ,tvaJiable SO cents per -UIIIIFtPtiOG: treek: ooe year ln adv•nce at The DaUy Sentinel office, $ifl.60: 111J ..onU.., $'l ..q.a; three months, $3.90. By motor routr. where available Oil'! 1110Dth $1. By JDail ooe )'ear $8; aU montha. $4~ three moDO. P.DO: one month. 11. ' . PubUtbed everr after.noon except SllDday by The OIUo Valley Sen UbeJ. lot!.. at UO Xecbaole st.. Pomeroy, 0. Bualne.q o!tict phfuUt ·3SI editOrial offlee pbone m . p m Wal}ing Observance Of Memorial Day Raises Serious Questions About Our Carrying Forward Meaning Of History Pleasant, RD. why ? M.morlal Strvlce. · Do the 50,000 dead L~nd many more hundreds oC thousands 1'he- annual Memorial Senice of the Philalhea Sooiely will tie held at t"e devotional houJ' of the S.u 1 day Cehool at tht Church of Chwt on Sunday, June 9th. of casualties during World War II mean so little to the gen- era] public that only 30 to 35 persons should attend digniried services at Seech Grove cemetery in Pomeroy on May 30? And M~ddleporl had a Jike experience. Perhaps it Is significant that much of the younger generation ,thinks of Memorial Day as the day the Middleport swim· ming pool opens and others about the county as the time when Bailey's Late, Forked Run Lake, and other nearby resort areas officially begin their season's activities. We suggest here that the young people cannot be blamed for thiS fact of 1957. Always, jn every nation, and at every Attend 'P•n !iOU¥ ' I the adult generation to implant in minds of the young the contmuous threads that tie meaaingful the past with the present. ~aoch nation, each province, county, city and town - ev~n ne1g~borhoods - does this job of relating the past tq the pr•·J sent through its schoola, churches, clubs, lodges, and by legend handed from father to son, mother to daughter. Thus it follows that where tbe imprint of the past in today•s RUARK REPORT ov c. ROBERT lhe wol,lz, ....... -olld 114~1.~·· the rork "n ....,. lilt rorkin' RUARK CHAPBL mLJ., N. c.-J ha"~ television covered Oboe ren• ntl y, more :),' dawn 0 ( less l!ke the 1lcw. and have come nea rly everyone shall make a clean break with the past and the earth satellites era are glamorous to the new generation to one eonrl•uio• ~- Bermuda and the stodgy past ts too dull. Even too uninspiring for us to ~Jaeks as rormo l attire for h· spend individual energies and personal funds to teach its Jes- mttles haw got lo go. sons, if any, The divine female furm h, · After all, we can't be too proud of the past in Jts records !·llf fel'l!U throu~h mu ny vicis,l · of wars fought for freedom, a-td Us promise ~f wars }loet to Lulie.~. bu t never hu.<~ 11uch a co"come. Could Jt be that we are sllghlly ashamed of what the ccl'lcd uW.ack on femn le beauty IJC' cn ~aunched hy the fashio n n~w generation has facing it: Mltltary con<;cription. A moun- t>t'rH. I Hm baslcillly a leg ·man. famous national debt from half-finished wars. Painful taxes n ltho u~ h. 1 hnvc h••en known t 0 looking toward the next wa·r, or prevention of it. ga~·· upstair~ wi~h ~:rahtude. Dlll This past which, we may be Jnwardly . bashful about has 3 my loyo lty lies with the ley:. rnean~ng to the present, however. A significant, powerful 'l'h el'e may be nothi ng nwr~' m~al_ung . W _ e suggest that the agencies responsible for inter- :m· h1 lcctu rully rcw~Jrdlng to the t t th eye th:m. a female le,{. wh~ther It Pretmg thl 5 . pas o e young peopl e today havt! failed to re- is vil'wert· ut m~'.LM.~"~ !ftl\re v Iate It so tha·t its impact may jnflue nce the future. It is not , or hinted nt hy camouflag(), To and never will be an easy task . It may be Impossible. But we truncate tt with tlghl shorts ' thnt should try. g0 to lht! knee h liLtll:' short o· We_ ca nnot dictat e here what history mea ns. Each Amerl- crimiuo11. 'l'o ubE'l th1• crime w1l h ca n, 1I h e Is co n~cious or how his country stands Jn the pos- Ion.," ' " r kli· 8 n<l 1c• 1,,,· , 9 bo,.'"'· t r s 0f th ld ' 1 lt.•av ing nothing btil naked knrc e war s nat ons, must do that for himself. If he is Lo tht• gaze, 18 cvcutually goi.1g Ue proud of his country, if he has faith in itA prospect for pro- • ~ sh•1rLcn the bu Lhl·atl'. You gress toward ''better things" through our democra·tic Jrocess might ll!i wC'Il go muny u bu likctthen the past has great meaning. And It eould be te>l to ou~ hull player. young ~n ways that influence the present for MOOd . At·o:ld·heumctl rnutllcr.Q of f"11r Yet tf this post Is vague in our own hearts if we prefer to push JJro('cry pnun~ JU'Otlnd ,it quesUon bJcker c1·itt · d fl ht . ' , public, wearing lung shn rl ~ . :.. ·than Set·k· ' clze, an 8 over Whttt Is gone rather ods 111 f"rlllt•rmty hou:1.1 Sultmla) through tolerant cooperation goodness ahead . it Is r.lxht brawl.'! show up lu .o hu•·11 no wondr.r our youn~ pt·ercr to ao to the swimming pool Me- ~ As a l't•tli.~ eovcred _nphom orl' . 1 rnorla·l Day instend of to note wllh reverance those who have huv(• lct.rncd lhJJI llw t'ot:k 'n died that today might be the day it is 1oil ~~ now an :u·t fo1m , lhst1m·ll.• - --- ·- - J, Another thln1 t~t .t.nack mt: as 1 iil;'ove throqb nu1 suburbs ol Wfl&hinston,. ~niJ'On, ChiJ'Iotte, R.iehmond aDd other pia~ iJ that womea 10 out in pi .lilt wear1n1 thQH ll.onible pi n curl ~hlnl!l and loti:inj like a wraU: thf,t Go\t wuuld~t't want to be tdentlfied wltll. ' Heavti'M to El.lz.abetb, a girl tnust have bald en""lh a tiw.e marin• a sueker wltftout getting 1\er.elf up in a frlalttwle for P' blic display. Call me an ·old &c'Old, but in tnY day my gals and all the othel' gals, made a slieht fetish out of aprearin& as maidentf as pa&sibi ' ~tnd not apJielo-!niJ s •Jcially as a gymnastic majOT or a tugitive from the Rwsian shot-put team . They wore sklr~R und trouble 1 lung and :.Ot' k.:t acll"a !ly, WEST COlUMBIA 11. Toward , , bird 31!i. Fibbed j 18. Purehul Mrs. Alma Coleman waR ho r.18. SNIMI { Lldlu Fl'lend.'lhlp <l~tuahh•r h l'lv~ movcod from til · tesa tQ Itt ll'amlly Jfll!k Wflnl~rman noartml'nt '1 Cli'C!Ie f'r dlf ewaUi1. The even· ~3 . Canal (Oer.). Ina waa lDent aocl-tlly 1nd ri•· th,. Wm. t''orln~v pi'"Opcrty. IC. Crowdl4 Jtned lo 'he Mr. Ull Mh. W. W. BNHll( ha~ fttthmants lofttlitr .' : , •• lt&rc:t. "" PUe11ts RundHv Mr. anrr Mr ~ . fullowlna DJ.fniberi ond , 111e1tJ: 11-Bo1'1111104t. Virgil Rm•kley of Rcl'd!!VItll" . Mu. llon1ld Royh and P.1fl. lObo· h . Wlnt , 11r. 11nd Mrs. f'lyde Adam~ or by ·••••h. New Jr....: Ml•. l!d· ...., ...loJ Middleport; atr1 Parkl'r~hurv . Mr. at1•l Mn. Cha~. r:ar Arnott, 11. Pia Htn~l,.v. Mnl. F.ffi~ Tllrt'e nrr Doria !adl lnd Mr.. R1y Brure.ler Pt. Pleaaant: M.ra. Lucy 1\'ew. and MW Unnle Swan, l..onJ Bot· 111atioft Mrs. Etta· Youna and Mn. Htlra tom. lf..J4 ...UN M"" Edith ShlVflly, Mrl. M"IN! EUJJ, loeal: Mn. Wilda ColcJNn, ja.JD,) Ha1man, Mar~v r.oh1si)('I'1"Y of Cohtrt~blll. A. I. Mra. Donna lB. MM'I Jo' IQh nelaw•re. Mr. and Ml't Brumley, Rorer and etthy Routl'l. rdc1tn-.M Mr. 1nd Mu. Uwrenc' StJw Clo1dl'n 8ahr and immdfiOhl of 11.- b ch"" Athen!l .-oent the weekend wl >h art were in Middleport BatuniiY. Mlaa Catby Roulh, Now Have01 •t..Ohcemtrt Carrie R1hr. tO. AntloN<I Mn. Jr1a Rife 1nd Mr. al\d M"r~ spent the weelu!nll with h •• UIM&l Plcwd Rife .Jr. of Akron ~~;oent thf ~randparenta, Mr. and Mra. Hu.r·1 n . Wllh- '. Ellaa. "'" .. """ with Mr. and lllh. Carl fi.Sulh'a ,al• Mr. and Mr1. Qeorp n.w """'1•7· .S. I'inlllhll Mn. Ch.r1.s Gllb.-rt, LIIK'ulei' we" Sundar dlnaer 11ue.ttt • ' nd Ml'l. WllmPt Weaver of Fal Mr. and Mr•. Fldl&r ·Atnott of \ part 1 view wert ealllnc on Mr. anJ Ulrfdleport. Roger lftou.sh. New Haven. wall llr•. C. !. Woode reC!enllv. l. TalldDIIII~ ,, . Mr. and Mrt. Ollrdnn Chevaller a weekend 11uut of h~ gran 1 DAILY ci\YI'TOQVO'Dl - """ llow ....... llt and 101111 nllfd on hl1 parl'nt 1. pmrent•. Mr. and Mn OrviU~ ' , .toXYD ... A-A11a . M"r. •n<1 Mt'!~ . Vlrd CltevaliN Sun· Cole-man. Ia LOIIOP.LJ,OW · . Ml"lJ. GWtn Stewan Bf!tOmpaaday e~enln1. Mra. Chova lier , iell Mt:f· Jact fteynold.11 ol Poin• Ill, CMt lttttr III'I'P1f stp.. tor:anotttti. In t~l llft'lplt A It u.atd tor lht \hrtt L't, X tor lit lWQ, O'a. •~c. lblflh htlan. apoeJlr. and M'ra. C. E. Woode werr Plenut .to UuntlnJton ThurHII If. Mrn. Jamtl Ca~nter waa a tropMI. tM t.qtb IIUI f~tlOn ot the ,WOI'dl an 111 hlfttl. {!Ueth or Mr. and M1'1i. Wayne bu~ ln esa viattor ln Middleport J:4cb da7 t11ti coR ••tttre•an~ 41f(*'-\. lr.IC'kJ'-1 Monday evenln~t . . M'rl. tnd Vrt. r 1n Hahey an:l Frl~ay attemoon. A CqtMiJI•'"' Cloo~ Mrsr. Vonedil C-.t *' " ' "P.tlflle I "' motbtr, M"rt. Ada fall t~nt Su:~ ­ John1on motoNd t.., Hunllngton 1 J'DC !'NIIU, I'D 'C PW11Q, JIDC XCI• .day with Mr. and Mra. c . I ~ Ratl· . . foP4 ot lloblaon, w. Va. Mt·, fl'rilla)'. CKCAI' DQI. . 'f.QHP 'gw•q 11XP NK Tall •lltl;f4 for a hm,~r visit In lfr·l'ftd "'~"'· Gu;· S~>tncer an' \\'EST WAI\Wiltl!l1'II· l.-1\fPl·XQKH-WHNNY PNI'I'H. 1. . .Ut t;J ~ fle,~~~'IUe, Mn. Normtt \lro. Mar<~l GUtal!l'l'!lrf. dauah·l lho we... th~ uo Sloio T~)"' 9:00 Hompi:-r Room The Prlce. b Rlibt Trutb nr Consequence• Tic ;rae Douih Comedy Time MO.liellme 5:45 News Picture 6,00 Superman {1 :30 Weathereal1. 6,35 Sporta Eye U5 NBC News 7 :00 }'roducur's Showcase · a,so Robert M.ontapmery 9,30 SOldiers of Fortune 10:00 Badge 714 10,30 News Headlloes 10:30 Nitewatch ' MtlgS County NtWS Motla..t~ ~ ef,, · .' M~d'llll!"!al Notioeoof Evenll $1.00. 0~ Mbl.IQtd at ftllt PP WOrd. "' . ' ..;IJ) · ~·;"';:;':' :::~--·-"":===========~ "'otices ... ~ wOr~na an.d night crawl-era. See Bi11 Quai.i¥, '-' r $t., F!omeray. . 5·29-6tp lll!VIVAL M.EETING 11 Hazel 3 weU rJg.<~ , . terms. $400.00 · ti~J. ~ommunlty Ctalircb · 1tartlng Walter Devl.!l, Baltlmort!, Ohl ·. hna 3 .witb EYIDJiellat, Rn: 3413 Patas-kala. 5-28-elp ~neat Thomas; . Pastqr, I)"ou ~ las Circle. 0:;31-8tc A14I(IIDum eombtn..at,ioa 11:0Jlll &JI.4 sereen wlDdowt lfld d~i. Steel and aluminum t11PllnJs and eaaopjt.L qau Willlalll Radford. Roc~ Sprln&J. • . ~ 2 lmop. AMan Called X Newa He'adlines Nltewateh 8:00 Capt&in Kangaroo 8:30 Corli~ Archer 9:00 Garr1 MOOre DGl.1y 990 SPot On Your Radio Dial --- 04) ~r Rent 11:30 Search for TomorrOw 1"45 Guldlne Li1ht . 12:00 Katie'4 Kilc""en 12:90 At the World Turn1 Housep~ Edge of Night The Early Show Your Esso Jteporter ' ~lepol'l, 6:15 ·Douii:Ias Edwards 6:30 Teltoa>twne Time 7:00 Phil SIJvers Show ' '. I · I' '\ '10:00 UP-to-t~minule NeJfl 1'0:05 Scaqninr the Weather 10:10 Th:e Late Show --::-:--:::-::=:::--:--=:::-:--::::-:-'------l' ... , . WtfTN-TV · Channel• . . . TUESDDAY CHANNEL 13 10:56 Sign On . 11 :00 ·M<~rahall Collea:e 12 :I"., NeJif · hb ors I :00 The Feminine Touch 2:00 Afternoon Film Festival S:SO Life With Elizabeth 4:00 C~ttoon Club 5:00 Mickey Mouse Club 6:00 Five Sts,r Fiaal · 8:15 Jolin Daly and Newa 8:30 Cheyenne 7:30 Wyatt Earp 8:00 Broken Arrow 8 :.'i~O DuPont Theater 9:00 I Spy t:30 Publle Defender 8 :00 Presr Conference 1t :00 Marshall College 10:00 New• of the Night 10:10 Theatre 13 11:30 The Late New• 10,00 Newa of lhe Night 10:10 Theater 13 11:30 Tbe Late Newa II:~ SiJnl;O~ff~~;;;i;d'--~llj;:3;;GthoS~IJI;n~i';,;cl,J;;;tilly:-;,;; Marrlate ] Mr. and Mrs. Jerry C. Ward, Middleport, are annountlniJ t 11 e ' · h · d h R marr11ge or t e1r lUI te.r, u ·.<o Alic.#to Aile Jaeklon. Curtis Win· chester, son of Mr. and Mrs W.ith"t Winchester, North Carolina Mrs. Wlnch:ester. who Ia a gnmate af lowed pUis ftnd needed lts ach pumped out. She dl""hter of Mra. Vivian ... 4072 Qulcl!: R&ad, Columbus, at1yina overr.iiht ln the bote). imbMialeiY watd the squad' this one: Farm, 130-aeres, seven room house, large barn. gol)d Joe tion. owner · Is old and wants to sell . Make us an offer. Earl D. Mender, p ' Realtpr A• 1 Pear1 .ar .. er, .en Pomeroy, Pll. 201. 6·1·3tc ' I • I ' .I --=:-:--- --="'J-,8,.,...1~A_u_to=::-So '=""'l:-e-:5:=--: 15 .oom apartment, 21811 11111 Olcls Super "88" 2 dr. Har 1 Only 13,Ml .milt;~. . hfdramatle- po,wer steer· )1JI and brakei. Blaettnar'1, Pomeroy. 5-21·5tc ""'' f2,5Qli.OO. liMMI PontJae · v8 2 dr. · Sedan. . . ..00. Only J.675 mlles, lils never been Pblneroy. aold. tlae:ttqar's, · !i·31-5tc ILU WAIW ==:.;;;.,;; ' •ook .Al~.-; . .... o, lteeriDI, brakea, windows, R &: H. BJaettnar'a, Pomeroy. ll\'S'CIIANCJ!l AQI!NCY Pin, ·- blle,IIHIIII AC~IDINT Llte.~llyon_ Real Estate Broker In MIDDLIPOI.T, OMIO. -·· HI-Ole ' pon<j<, R. M Phon• S.2S·tf I~ B..iek \7~ ~pecilt ~ dr. S·:· --~~F~~-~~7,..~---dan. f.~~~- DynJfiow drive, blue-9.e flnil~. one loea1 ~WillS'. BlaetW.ar'1, Po111eroy. lat-lte' PAIIIJING PAPD<IIf.NGING ,_. V. -loiol...r ...1.., Ohlil !iff, Pontiac ... . If. I e¥1. 1>111 J d • Spotle8s orletn.,t QUlcl£ IIBiiVlllE on Wdeh l:epolrlng by Troined peen finish, careful JoeaI ow ·1watchmaker, OOilJNS JEWE. ero~.' Blaettftd"l, Pomeroy. ,l,OII.GB. J.ll~ 1'-, I.lllllll. I'QIIl...,. 1-3-11 I Council' ' ··-~--·••=' ,.llNO ~q~.~ ..; • !'IT IIQAUl8 A N!W !)AY (· t 60\JNO i·IIOQ~ $0~. )loth. oil ~ti"lo Wrl§lll St.. 1'911> eroy. Two Jlarge lOti adjq}AIOj!. Prl<ed to "'" 'al . ~IIIJII. • H SEVERAL LARGE ~ pro- IMIJO.OO perties. 7~,000.00 ·- FOB SHOULQ CALL 4~! To ·see Those' GoOd Bayi ---- 81JlitaUon (6) 3, lte Hi.&h.W&)'I S....tCom Saluy 28th day May ~-,--·-- I,OOO.Otl ?OO.OQ St(!p Thltf! 7,051.~ G,IB2.1111 4.156.49 31,218.88 1.7112.64 37'7~ JobD C. B4C~D Judge and Ex-Oftlclo Clerk WE B\IY ICRAP IRON- MI!TALI OHIO VAl-LEY JU~K CO. P - SIO _._..!~~-~... ~... ~-!:.. ~ega! Notice NQTICI OF. ~ .•LING AND HEAR• lNG ·ON INVINTOR.Y "Probh• Court, Mtlp C.untr. Ohio TO lt.be tx~utor or .Admini~tratar ,lnd to iucb of lhe followtna: as •re residents of the state o( Ohio: surviVing lpouae, if .any; neJt qf kin; beneficiaries under ·the wiU, IJ any; the attotney or aUarneya tepresentb:,g .an)'\ of the afore!Den· tiOned persons: You are bereby noUfled thaf on. the ~th day of May 1957, an In. ventory and Appralaemenl of the elftaf.J<! of Mlldret;l. M. Darst deceased, late of Route 1, Chethlte in ~OVll\!CII'fOWiif, MUI. --<UPI -:r-~n. Jultl Md.ean wu walkinl aJong 1 ~~ trben 1 big Airdaltl 11'1~~ loer ~-~ lt1d ran a1bq: found not fJr 4-'00• WIY.Tbt lr()lJl wallet and a Mate~~ 8«).23 a total or O~flee Ex'p. an1f Bondi .-'81..1Ji ~ed~;r ContlnseaC.les the will, u any ;the attorney or attornpys representlna any of the afore~entioned persons: You are h~l>y notified tbal the of 19157, on ventory and . Apprala~ent of tbe estate of Geor,e t,.u~ ~ceas~d, late of Salisblll'YTOwn i~ ln Mid was fl~d In this ""' Jaid Jnloentory' and will be btd bolO.. en tile ~nd day of 12.168.13 Ctme~ - Salaries MIJO!. Lepl Adv. Ill<• 278.11; l:;::.J!,fllnol Rental 3~:-= . Penalons Pollee l ,G88.2t Fil'lt .Aid !93.16 Totti ..-~P,.neou 6,~1.10 IDL 1\11 lJ'emp. Wns o:~~.56 -r .,..... ~ Pal4 a.aoo.oo To'f:~nd.Jtures EXPENDITURESBondM rmd No\el Pa1d ,. BY M:trY Olive Jn.&r$bam Cbit:f Deputy Clerk · Servic• ! lii.!:.1i~d 1oh' Earl Dean and lwc ~er became welfl~4, aq tJy In • iJ:IO~tm ot C.he:,ter and Mr. and WOilebukef lillY ~Dilot ad to IIi! · ~' !ll!!•l!.d botmn aad tomlly called tO fr~ htt. ·. ;'. ' ' - '' ' \' " ,_. .. ' button-. ' ·"'" putoo ...... . hi<le. No eo~ ao ear no -.. ear mold. A .'. tinyoolbi eolor~. ~'" ~ --to the e;ar. To ,et th,e; a-~mplete lltPL'Y. j~, COME TO Wednesday, June 5th 11 A.M. Till 4 P.If. MARTIN HOTEL Pomeroy, LAUNDRY CO. •.oqo.oo - ' o. (6} 3, ltc- , , ~~~~IA~ ..~EP,ORT · Annual Roport of tho .~1~ of tho " Vllf1p of Pameroy, Mtl11 Cto,rn!Y, Ohio for the Flacal Y•ar Ending Deetmbtr 31, ,1956. PDPUiation: 1950 UMUI 3656 PG~~Mror, ohro, Aprll15, 1957 I he'""'r c-ertify the following report to bt corNet. ' C~riHW. bg1r VIII... Clertr SCHIDULI A·l S'""'""ry of trunci l•lancH, nlpta and lxpendltuNt a.. BALANCE, Jan. •1 General . Fund 7399.91 Street Repair Fund:_ Auto Ucense - GasoUne Tax: 3802.:M Cemetery 11.87 Utility Fund 2676.11 Totals Gen. Funds 13,89'7.&3 . JMnd Retirement Fund 6051.03 REC , qr~d total all f\lnds 19,948.56 ~ j General Fund . 37,583.81 Streti R~p~lr F\JndAuto Llc;;ens&-.Gasollne Tax: 24,781.88 Cemetery ISO&l.OO Utility 'Fund 8,~.0 RADIO • TIUIVIIUON SEliVICI!;, . 'l'Ota;, Gen. Jl'up,ds 71J,801.10 !'IloilO too, ·Ciolanil Appttooee Bond 1\etlrem~nt Fund tl,-424.00. Slon, ll$ W. ll>ln Sl, Pomeror. Grand Totals all funds 82,288.10 J-:11,11 EXPENDrrtJRES uid County waa flied In tbls court. C,neral Fund 39,790.03 ·H earing on 1aid Inventory and Street Repair FundAppra"isement t¥111 be hid before 1qto Lie. & Gasoline Tax this court on the 22nd day of J.upe 1937, oat 10 o'clock A. M. · · Exception~ t"'e!-eto IDilY"be tiled by an;r lnterel!lted p~y at any time prier to five days before the !late set for hearlnJ. . · funda WITNESs my slell/lture and ~~[~:·,D~EC. 31the· ...1 of lAid !;o\11'1, lhla ~ Fund . 6,18'1.011 .29tb day of May 1951. ReWr nptd. John C. .Baeon Auto Lie. & Gasoline Tax ludge and Ex:..Offielo Clerk ·199!.10 BY Mary Olive lllfirablm 811.71 Chief Deputy Clerk 1,774.83 IB) S, lte . 10,021.76 ,,035.1Jll 11,0111.18 •••• is wha,t you get in Heiner'B New Germann ·Krust Bread! ea:i;;4: •• • ' ' •• '- ' • I . ' ' .--.-~ · " . Jt.. lht . . . . . . . . . fonranl of the .mar,f TwefttJ-flw . · MQME SatllfdOI'o ~·..~-t A il9¢l:\ N~NII' m ltATHER TO Bil CHOSEN THAN GJUCA'f !llCfllllll- J:ROVII:RBS. zualribv.,flli..IIJ· .-. r-tu. ~· U.r.ne,.l FREE SHOWING I ' ~ ••• the Otarloft · e.~•mw • Wo Plcll Up & Dolllfllll. Clto,_.lfld llocbd . . T~· 8. 1,1\:~t , ~ ::; !II• ........ ~G 1Dv•liolllbo4 ·~ ..&ol J:~ ::J *DRY' CLEANING SCHIDULI C·Y ltetl...,.... one! Slaklne Punol party at any R~IPTS- mtUCTURAL I BIAMI ' Sanltation-.-duanp rt'IJt prior before tbe Accrued J;aterest 224.00 date J~et tqr bearing. · Investments sold and matured WITNESS . my al_gnatvre and the seal of said Court, thla 8,21)0.00 29th day of Moy, 19~7. TOtal llecelp\1 U24.00 'Iii Tim HARD OF HEARINGl"i li'{'J'ERESTED I'EJISI)NS E~<:eptloni tliereto may be llltid Bonot CONCRETI BLOCKS "'Build letter Por ......, .... 1,400.00 " ·- .. t ~". ., 6111 (!6J ' For Rent or Sale Glrl'1 2t1 in. bicycle, good ~ont'l" ..,.,;i,;,;M;,;1;;1 ";;,;;NO,ortii~Jil'.';_'01;.m1Joo•roy.;,_ tt!M .Bul;t'vfipeclal 2 dr. Hard 8ULLDOZEtt_ fo. hiN, ~II- $~W.~· )i:xc<pt!onal in . . ltestmtnta; · l•ndscaplnf. evtry 'fty,' oaty 18.098 · m!J ~ .. . .. Ctwdtrr. Long Bottom. pia;tt)tn's, Paruef'9f· 5-31·5Lc .. 10. Total Receipts EJIPENDTnJRES- Run, Pomeroy. Medium priced under $5000. ;I 10 o'eloet },, M. I ' ..... GRUESI!R KLOCK 00• to haul produce ta PUt sbur~.a . Albert Hlll, Letart Falls . . 11-ZNtc We have tor IN'J'I'lfWITtlJ. I!PVIJIS TWO 1UCAf IR))d§' lil.ilfotikiy next or kin: · b,nll!.flelarf's RadniY Downl~ Main St., Pomeroy, Call 251 or see Dr. K. D. Amobary. ~ 22 If oo. 5-1·3k --( 17) Help Wanted . ' ... w. NOTICI OF fiLIIIIG ,U.D HIM· Street Bepair INII'!IN lNVINTOa.v . . Old Wate• Bill ProbJt. C.urt, ...... County, Ohio Old Lleht BilJ TO tbe Executor or Adlolnlotra· Slr•et ilgh\IIIJI tor and tO ·such 'I' tile lollowlna 81. ""'leriab & Jill~<. aa are resid~nts o{ the atat.e of TMal Jliabwa)'l Ohio: sufvlvlnJ opouoo, II allf: UtliiUet • 4 26 lmoc lion, trade for girl's 20 in. O"" 24 in. bivycle. rb0r1e Po mer)~ mD7m 1 ---~--- bUn , and Lawn Furnit.ure. Free estlr.fteJ. Dale Wippt! Supply, 215 Union Ave ., Pomeroy. , Reidty ~I,Y T~tal ll•UI 4 12:30 Frankle La&\ne 6:30 Wire Serv 1C!e 7 :30 Voice of Firestone f3,500. A=, 82e&-X 1taa Dodge Y.8 rCuatom Royal 4 dr. 8ed1n. $1,9915.QO, Powe WANTED AT ONCE, truck drive•· 12:00 Noou News Life Wltb Ellubelh 4:00 Cartoon Club li:OO Mickey Mouse Club ti :OO Five Star f'inal ' \ d: 15 John Daly New!l l'h. P~ i 7.:30 Private Sectetary 8:00 Ta Tel1 the Truth 8 :30 Red Skelton 9:00 $84 000 Questian 9:30 Spike Jones ShOw 3 :30 lot, for ·rent • l:lectrl.e wallpape: Reamer. ClintOn Flaher, Mid- 3:54 Weathennan 6 :00 ActiQa CHAN!ol"EL 13 MONDAY 10 : ~9 Sign On 12 :00 Noon News and bath, Large Bc.sideD~ ('L~in, thrl\e rooms porch , •>lra nice lot, $2,200. Farm, 120-acrcs, reven room bou.ie, large barn, ather outbulldln&J, limber. r,.lt, plen 'y w.ter. Better take a look at F()UNI>--Iltroy Beagle llup, lden· Por Rent - Ex.tenalo.a Laddt!ra, lify, par {o.r tbia ad, , Tuck.e!"· Scollold JiOOO<IJ. D!'_Op Cloths. mea Oroctry, MiddlepOrt Cliltton Flitber, 'Middleport. Wil-Y. 3-31-3tc l'bone 1280-X. U 1 tf Brl&hter Day Secret Storm Sports Parade ehlc- extra elsht acre-11, (lv~ rcwm1, •2,10U Residence, Pomeroy, !Ieven l'OOiiti . 2:00 Big Payoff 2:30 Bob r.rosby Show S: ~!f ~wo bllilfJinga good cundiUol'l. On state hiith· WilY. l,.et US tbow you tbls OlF'· QeJid.. ce, cl,..·ln, tour· roollJ•. large porch, garden, other ' buUdlng~, blacktop •oad, $3,5(111. Resi.dence, HapPY Hollow road , 5 room hou•~e, with bath, situated on Che~ Road. See W111ter Ward at Five Points, Grill. sa~. C Sun. ;. tl·l· l i<' 161 I:est 6 F04nd 1:00 Our Miss Brooks 3:00 3:15 3,30 4,00 3:30 lf.•tlft. GIIAVIILY TIIAeTOR SALES ond l!e<vloe. II. A. l!lnJllf, 512 E. MolD St., P0111""'Y· 4 fl tl n :15 Love of Life 8:30 , Top Tunes a'nd New Talent On ----~- MINNOWS, • PI__ 0:30 Arthur Godfre1 10:30 Strike It Rich 11:00 Vallant Lady Middleport High ~hool. b-,s bec.t 'anothe; call employed· lD Daytort. . t:r+-+-t-t---ll pe~ W~ ~ 11:."-~u;: !:Lrtfo.gs~ 1 ~ ..,...... per n.II nte fJf 2 -.ta PrJr woltl wtit::bl! cbaHed for ad~J If DO&~ (dr befGn the JGtb of"'eaah a.ntb followlnllulld'tion. " _Ia Advartlt!Da-sbould be "P9rtod lnuuodioto!r. 'l'bo lhlllr. _lu•IMI Will aotM raponstble for DiOM t1wt one 1..ncor- TIJESDAY 7:00 Jimmie Dean 7:30 Rosten Blackie 12:13 Nei&h!Jor~ 12:30 Llberaee 1:00 The Feminine TouC!h 2 :00 Afternoon Film Festival 11 :50 a. m. " I etlltl .J*' ..._ oae butrtlo~t.'tllnlmum eharleiSOe.-6 eenu WCHS·•TV 1:30 iM houw, RATES 9~90 F&dHal ·Men 10:00 JO:SO 10:.., 12,00 I '00 ~1rn, br~r WANT ADS. , UOo..tE Jtl •11, o·•• . farm , DallYille are•, 26-aM'es, ah roonll aq.d l)tth, 4louble j:lrtt~e, JU:IitiJ,TS tt. COuld Be Tou 12 :00 C.urrerot 1:00 My Little Margie 1:30 Tenneuee Ernie 2:00 Matinee Theater 3:00 Queen for a Da:t 3 : ~ Modern Roman~ 4:00 1 c;:omedy Thbe 4:,'W HovietJme !$:~0 cm·oons IJ :4ft News ueadlinet 6:00 Spia.aeh Playhoute 6:SO Weathercaat 6:35 Sporta Eye 6-:-4e N».C News 7:0Q Artbl,I,J' Murray PSltr 7:30 Paq,Jc 8:00 ... Jane Wyman Show 8:30· ctrele Thuter 5:30 Cartoons Tesident doc- wJ E H teu r.is CO. SwM . attr11· 4 :00 o. a , ~~ 7:00 10.:00 10:30 11 :00 \1:30 :!t l lrt IJn[ ~f'r UospllnJ for Obll('rva Hom~r Grtrren rM.urned to th olr hnme In Pnducah, 1\y., art~•· a tlon IUI I"t l~lllln!'nt. with M M i~11 ilPulah Rou~h of Ral'h•f' k19 d!l)ll vhdt hen w,,s ,.., 111m: on Mr«. Wa~·ne J1rlfk · RJ~ hop's slater, Mr•. Orq C11 H· well. I t> ~ F r ithy. Mr. an•! Mroe . C. E. Wnntlfl $t11•nl 11 •lnv r('('enl ly with M · ant! Mr$. r .. A. Pllrllan!l. Torch Mr. ud Mn. Cl)'de Kuhn and t.re wean•• Clr•Ue•. elrls are desilned difi"f· from Uttle txlys, and a iadyllloe re•r i.s not E!Uttly deli . cat~ In any kind ·Of r•anu. There ml'ly be sonjtt dQlla who ean wear bikinis to advantage, but the ave:rage Ius would do well to e~ver mor• than ahe abow11. \ t l~as t, sh~ should ao n•irly IUiL· ed if ahe has the Bhiipe fur it, or go decently covered 1up sq:. -b • • bigger bumJ)!I don't show. ·· Tb ~ fttm~t.le tcenaier today. I beheve, is the ~Joppiett· bit furnitu,e It has been my misfo~· tulle to soo. All they need is Army ~ hot~a to louk like Hroa 1l way Rose. We pitched a Saturda.v pait~ lhe ..f!hCf day at my Lid r~atetrtl1Y':"n0\llll!', wilh twU(:r,unt 'em·, tW()-sep~tra le l>and~ plus Lh""" Juke box, n"\l au tile prc 1tv Chi O!llc~as a•1'd P~ Phis and Tri Dell lusics ti how cd up 111 ~ W t:RI sl"airls, Bermudn sho1·ts. --- - - - DAILY CROSSWORD or B<•orwul\nw Ridge w.;.;-s~ d, y )tue.•h of ~r. and Mra. Cor rlon Chevalier. l!ly Ev•lyn lrlckl-. Mr11 . Inez Burdette of Point A n OPf'll rhurch wer!rtlng wn~ ~('l'fMmf!ff fur Mlt1'V wn ~nn lUll PletJ!utnt and Mr ~ . ,Toe Elias of nnsil Jt•rfcr!l Ill th ~ Mt!lhcxli It Mn!<On \Yt.Jre ri~tltlng Mrs. Or11 rhurch, .TlUH! 1~t at 7 P. M 'l'ht Calctwcll ami Mr. and ' Mrs. 'J'o '1 "''V W W RriiJI·• will offlri ate. PQt'rln rccct111y. Eb:a Bil1hop anrl Mr. and Mt , Mr<~ J\hrltmfl Kuhn wa~ talrr1: TUPPERS· PLAI"'' I~ ~ :00 Romper Room 10·00 The Price rs Rlgbt tors. Mr. and Mrs. Dil es were di1· ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Har. ~· MONDAY ' Jr. and four sons Sunday evenin:,:. 7:00 J~mie Deah 7:30 :aO.ston Blaclde Attend Conft,..nce 8:00 · Captain Kana:aroo Among those from Meig~ County 8 :30 CQrliSaO Archer who are atte ni!lng the annual Ohi • 8 :00 Garry Moore 9:30 Arthur Godfrey. M~thodist conrer~nre &t La ke ~ick 10:30 Strlka ll Rich this week are Rev. and Mr ~ Eugt>ne Brown and famil y. Mr. and 11 :00 Valiant Lad)' MrS. Harrv P"." Smith. Ptoul Reuter 11 :15 Love ol Life Rev. a n d M r !I. G. F.. Drtvi!, Mi!s 11 :30 Se~h for TomQrrow MarC'ia Karr. 1tfi!ls Judv Cha!Je. R ·v 11:45 Guid.Jna: L1&bt • 11nd Mrs. John Elwood. Miss Janice 12:00 K_.le's Kitchen Aa the World Turna Wolte. Rev. and Mrs. Ralnh Grav~ 12:30 1:00 Otir Miss Brooks ·and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rice. 1:30 Houuparty · 2:00 Payoff Blrttt Announwment 2:30 Crosby Show A/2C and Mr!l. Donald Yeau!ler 3:00 Brighter Day (Marlene Knapp\ Falrlie]d, Cali-~' 3:15 Secret Storm are anno1.1ndng the birth of a 8lh 3:30 Edge of Night 4 :00 The Early Show 7oz. <laughter, Friday May 3, Grandparents are Mr. and Mr~ . 5:30 Your Esso Reporter Alfred Yeaueer, Minl:'rsville antl li:45 !Jpa.rts Parade 5:55 Weatherman Mr. and M:r!l Lester Knapp, Mtl dlcpmt. Mr. and Mrs. Mote ..Yeau· 6:00 Action r Ch h " t <.1 ger 0 · e& tre are 2"rea gran · 6,1~ Dousias Erlward1 parents. Mrs. Alfred Yeaug~r and s,ao Mrs. Knapp left Sunday mornin g 7,00 Robin Hood aurns & Allen by plane from columb.U~ for a uo Talent Scauts several weeks vi~it with the Yeau gers and to a&3ist in the cAre o~ 8:00 I Love Lucy their new granddaughter. 8:30 December Bride ,•..;::;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;:;;;:;, ~ - 00 Stud1o One 10:00 Up-to-the-Minute News 10:05 Sc-allning the Weather 10:10 The Late Show about their and themselves if at th beach they haie, ahuve<! into shortl, tbey were •the sbott s. ho(' !l 'l'wenty·udq ycurs auo we est shorts that de~n c y would ulwuuldu 't have let Lht·m in th luw. and you were suddenly ,Juor. struck with the lmprtossion -th~t Tlw girls aa·e jm;t a~: PN:I'y, 11 Vi.iion of dellghl hud appeat'l"d muybe prettier. but all 1 cou . , in a bllndinu fla sh on U1c hori· • 1 tflu1k or fl'mn a reu · il·w as thvy zon. dancerJ wa9 tllat 11horl.q g1 ve the All I caQ .say in warningg to the Impression or two !)Jg~ fi ghtin .· younger set 1!1 !hut the best undt."t a bl:lnkt>t. Whul Inner dJII Cf•r {n the floor, With the bt·;~uty thrv nHtY. lw w own . d prelti est fal·e. WOU)I I have bee. '":Is ohs..:wctl by th1! . . wt·;\1 shirta a delieinu3 dream in a di'e!ls •1. 11n tl the knobbly knees und U:e that party the other ••ighl in t~l;! ---Phi Kap houRe , but going up i 1 her sweat shirt, tennis shoes, and 1 k d long s:aorh, s hc me reIy oo c ACROSS 2. Flr11t man 22. Fll&ht· . 1. C~Jin (Turk.) 3. Tru.1t l lea• like a sllshtly active t'OW. (Copyright, 1~57, by Unil•d fl.. Female , '1. Devoured bird paunts : 0. Lure l~ 23. Caek FeMm•e Syndlc11t6. Inc.) I. Welllt J e. Dry "' 2ft. Haul Pointer 'i 7. Wet earth. 26. Mixed 10. Eject, u 8. Gold coin f &"teellll l•va · ~- Garmenl• , 2T. Eml12. Silk veil U. S\jpernat· '· annt (ecol.) ural belnl 29. Dried \3. Appledrinll (Teut.• t rrape ~ lt. Armed ..-.t_ 1~. 1 ce cream. 30. Piece lut.,.ar'• .&uwtlt , Ioree• ..-.l f dlahea ot ..- · l5. Turt .' -\ U:. Otrer . paper S8. Ctltbe!' t, ll. Cobalt 1 1 lV. Flood $2. Is "\ 31. ManUe ' (aym .) ( 21 . Oatrlchllkt undeel4t4 39. Rlv•r (f'r.) ...._ Toda~ 12,00 Tonl&ht . T<>Dl&ht Mr. and Mr!i. L. D. Diles SIGN OFT (led the qpen Ho~ne Sunday ut Hw 1:00 Sl!ln Oil new Medical CentP-r in .4.thN1 ~ ·~~~~-----~~~~~~-, whPre their son-in-law, Dr. Charles Jividen , is one of moment In the fantastic span of history, it is entirely up to young IS weak, where the meaningful past is clouded like a mirror shrouded with pleasures of the present something vi· tal is lacking in us as purveyors to the youna:. ' Or is it ordained that mid-century America which is on the threshold of that social order with plenty and pleasure for tl :55 SIGN ON 7:00 Citlltn Krebs, Poipt. Pleas-ant. Gre-at Gr<l'.d Memorial Day in our communities are asking themselves, l TUESDA'Y ' motbeJ's are Mrs. EJIR~r Ord , Hen tt~>non. ,. .. .-~ Mrs. Fowler, Poinl People here who are sensitive to the waning observance of start on a new tac~ in the winds of history? Perhaps rocket-powered missiles, the jet airpla•ne, and the Monday . 10:30 'I'rutb or Consequence• 11 :00 Tic Tac Dough Mr. and Mn. Otho Mattox, Poi:lt 11 :30 Plt'asant, are aumounl·ing the lurth 12:00 It Could Be You ot a ~ ~·eu pOLlnd nine ounce JOU ti . 1,00 Current My Uttle Margle Brent &-ott, at Holter Huspit ul o~ l :30 Tennesse& Ernie S8turdll)' June I. Grandparenl!i ar• · 2·00 Mctinee Theater Mr. and lin. Carl Mattox, MJ.ddle 3,00 Q:.teen for a Day purt, and lrr. and Mrs. A'd <tm N~ MOOera Romances N•w GUIDE WSAZ-TV ~hon111el3 OEI To MHt 8411 • • ' . ' ··'t:;_.R, ;, ~,, ·, . ,,..,. .. ~/ • • �- ... - ... . ......... ~- ____ _ ,_. ,_·- --- - . _ .,.. . .... ' ., ~--- _ • TOADSTOOL . M\'OTID TO INTI!RESTS • MUSHROOM? The Daily Sentinel • - Daily~el, '"' ·;;~~~1510~ , . ~:r &yltlnel, Pomeroy.-Middlepol't, 0., June S, t 957 ' , l .... Jl- - D~y Boo~ OF MEIGS-MASON 4'REA RICHARD L OWIN - OIHIIlAI. MANAGEI l i - D I. GIIENI - IDITOR ...._,.....ntat1•.~ BotllDeiU·Klwball, w. A ..., Nw Yo* CKy, Ill, N. T. tered AI 11e0011d cJaa& mamua: matter at the po~~t office at Pom c Pomeroy · Chapter 186 of tht Orl:f"r of Eastern Shr will m~ e l i l . resular 5~51l !On Tuesd.!i)' &l 7 .f.' - ... ,.11!0..:.... ratet: Delivery by carrier where ,tvaJiable SO cents per -UIIIIFtPtiOG: treek: ooe year ln adv•nce at The DaUy Sentinel office, $ifl.60: 111J ..onU.., $'l ..q.a; three months, $3.90. By motor routr. where available Oil'! 1110Dth $1. By JDail ooe )'ear $8; aU montha. $4~ three moDO. P.DO: one month. 11. ' . PubUtbed everr after.noon except SllDday by The OIUo Valley Sen UbeJ. lot!.. at UO Xecbaole st.. Pomeroy, 0. Bualne.q o!tict phfuUt ·3SI editOrial offlee pbone m . p m Wal}ing Observance Of Memorial Day Raises Serious Questions About Our Carrying Forward Meaning Of History Pleasant, RD. why ? M.morlal Strvlce. · Do the 50,000 dead L~nd many more hundreds oC thousands 1'he- annual Memorial Senice of the Philalhea Sooiely will tie held at t"e devotional houJ' of the S.u 1 day Cehool at tht Church of Chwt on Sunday, June 9th. of casualties during World War II mean so little to the gen- era] public that only 30 to 35 persons should attend digniried services at Seech Grove cemetery in Pomeroy on May 30? And M~ddleporl had a Jike experience. Perhaps it Is significant that much of the younger generation ,thinks of Memorial Day as the day the Middleport swim· ming pool opens and others about the county as the time when Bailey's Late, Forked Run Lake, and other nearby resort areas officially begin their season's activities. We suggest here that the young people cannot be blamed for thiS fact of 1957. Always, jn every nation, and at every Attend 'P•n !iOU¥ ' I the adult generation to implant in minds of the young the contmuous threads that tie meaaingful the past with the present. ~aoch nation, each province, county, city and town - ev~n ne1g~borhoods - does this job of relating the past tq the pr•·J sent through its schoola, churches, clubs, lodges, and by legend handed from father to son, mother to daughter. Thus it follows that where tbe imprint of the past in today•s RUARK REPORT ov c. ROBERT lhe wol,lz, ....... -olld 114~1.~·· the rork "n ....,. lilt rorkin' RUARK CHAPBL mLJ., N. c.-J ha"~ television covered Oboe ren• ntl y, more :),' dawn 0 ( less l!ke the 1lcw. and have come nea rly everyone shall make a clean break with the past and the earth satellites era are glamorous to the new generation to one eonrl•uio• ~- Bermuda and the stodgy past ts too dull. Even too uninspiring for us to ~Jaeks as rormo l attire for h· spend individual energies and personal funds to teach its Jes- mttles haw got lo go. sons, if any, The divine female furm h, · After all, we can't be too proud of the past in Jts records !·llf fel'l!U throu~h mu ny vicis,l · of wars fought for freedom, a-td Us promise ~f wars }loet to Lulie.~. bu t never hu.<~ 11uch a co"come. Could Jt be that we are sllghlly ashamed of what the ccl'lcd uW.ack on femn le beauty IJC' cn ~aunched hy the fashio n n~w generation has facing it: Mltltary con<;cription. A moun- t>t'rH. I Hm baslcillly a leg ·man. famous national debt from half-finished wars. Painful taxes n ltho u~ h. 1 hnvc h••en known t 0 looking toward the next wa·r, or prevention of it. ga~·· upstair~ wi~h ~:rahtude. Dlll This past which, we may be Jnwardly . bashful about has 3 my loyo lty lies with the ley:. rnean~ng to the present, however. A significant, powerful 'l'h el'e may be nothi ng nwr~' m~al_ung . W _ e suggest that the agencies responsible for inter- :m· h1 lcctu rully rcw~Jrdlng to the t t th eye th:m. a female le,{. wh~ther It Pretmg thl 5 . pas o e young peopl e today havt! failed to re- is vil'wert· ut m~'.LM.~"~ !ftl\re v Iate It so tha·t its impact may jnflue nce the future. It is not , or hinted nt hy camouflag(), To and never will be an easy task . It may be Impossible. But we truncate tt with tlghl shorts ' thnt should try. g0 to lht! knee h liLtll:' short o· We_ ca nnot dictat e here what history mea ns. Each Amerl- crimiuo11. 'l'o ubE'l th1• crime w1l h ca n, 1I h e Is co n~cious or how his country stands Jn the pos- Ion.," ' " r kli· 8 n<l 1c• 1,,,· , 9 bo,.'"'· t r s 0f th ld ' 1 lt.•av ing nothing btil naked knrc e war s nat ons, must do that for himself. If he is Lo tht• gaze, 18 cvcutually goi.1g Ue proud of his country, if he has faith in itA prospect for pro- • ~ sh•1rLcn the bu Lhl·atl'. You gress toward ''better things" through our democra·tic Jrocess might ll!i wC'Il go muny u bu likctthen the past has great meaning. And It eould be te>l to ou~ hull player. young ~n ways that influence the present for MOOd . At·o:ld·heumctl rnutllcr.Q of f"11r Yet tf this post Is vague in our own hearts if we prefer to push JJro('cry pnun~ JU'Otlnd ,it quesUon bJcker c1·itt · d fl ht . ' , public, wearing lung shn rl ~ . :.. ·than Set·k· ' clze, an 8 over Whttt Is gone rather ods 111 f"rlllt•rmty hou:1.1 Sultmla) through tolerant cooperation goodness ahead . it Is r.lxht brawl.'! show up lu .o hu•·11 no wondr.r our youn~ pt·ercr to ao to the swimming pool Me- ~ As a l't•tli.~ eovcred _nphom orl' . 1 rnorla·l Day instend of to note wllh reverance those who have huv(• lct.rncd lhJJI llw t'ot:k 'n died that today might be the day it is 1oil ~~ now an :u·t fo1m , lhst1m·ll.• - --- ·- - J, Another thln1 t~t .t.nack mt: as 1 iil;'ove throqb nu1 suburbs ol Wfl&hinston,. ~niJ'On, ChiJ'Iotte, R.iehmond aDd other pia~ iJ that womea 10 out in pi .lilt wear1n1 thQH ll.onible pi n curl ~hlnl!l and loti:inj like a wraU: thf,t Go\t wuuld~t't want to be tdentlfied wltll. ' Heavti'M to El.lz.abetb, a girl tnust have bald en""lh a tiw.e marin• a sueker wltftout getting 1\er.elf up in a frlalttwle for P' blic display. Call me an ·old &c'Old, but in tnY day my gals and all the othel' gals, made a slieht fetish out of aprearin& as maidentf as pa&sibi ' ~tnd not apJielo-!niJ s •Jcially as a gymnastic majOT or a tugitive from the Rwsian shot-put team . They wore sklr~R und trouble 1 lung and :.Ot' k.:t acll"a !ly, WEST COlUMBIA 11. Toward , , bird 31!i. Fibbed j 18. Purehul Mrs. Alma Coleman waR ho r.18. SNIMI { Lldlu Fl'lend.'lhlp <l~tuahh•r h l'lv~ movcod from til · tesa tQ Itt ll'amlly Jfll!k Wflnl~rman noartml'nt '1 Cli'C!Ie f'r dlf ewaUi1. The even· ~3 . Canal (Oer.). Ina waa lDent aocl-tlly 1nd ri•· th,. Wm. t''orln~v pi'"Opcrty. IC. Crowdl4 Jtned lo 'he Mr. Ull Mh. W. W. BNHll( ha~ fttthmants lofttlitr .' : , •• lt&rc:t. "" PUe11ts RundHv Mr. anrr Mr ~ . fullowlna DJ.fniberi ond , 111e1tJ: 11-Bo1'1111104t. Virgil Rm•kley of Rcl'd!!VItll" . Mu. llon1ld Royh and P.1fl. lObo· h . Wlnt , 11r. 11nd Mrs. f'lyde Adam~ or by ·••••h. New Jr....: Ml•. l!d· ...., ...loJ Middleport; atr1 Parkl'r~hurv . Mr. at1•l Mn. Cha~. r:ar Arnott, 11. Pia Htn~l,.v. Mnl. F.ffi~ Tllrt'e nrr Doria !adl lnd Mr.. R1y Brure.ler Pt. Pleaaant: M.ra. Lucy 1\'ew. and MW Unnle Swan, l..onJ Bot· 111atioft Mrs. Etta· Youna and Mn. Htlra tom. lf..J4 ...UN M"" Edith ShlVflly, Mrl. M"IN! EUJJ, loeal: Mn. Wilda ColcJNn, ja.JD,) Ha1man, Mar~v r.oh1si)('I'1"Y of Cohtrt~blll. A. I. Mra. Donna lB. MM'I Jo' IQh nelaw•re. Mr. and Ml't Brumley, Rorer and etthy Routl'l. rdc1tn-.M Mr. 1nd Mu. Uwrenc' StJw Clo1dl'n 8ahr and immdfiOhl of 11.- b ch"" Athen!l .-oent the weekend wl >h art were in Middleport BatuniiY. Mlaa Catby Roulh, Now Have01 •t..Ohcemtrt Carrie R1hr. tO. AntloN<I Mn. Jr1a Rife 1nd Mr. al\d M"r~ spent the weelu!nll with h •• UIM&l Plcwd Rife .Jr. of Akron ~~;oent thf ~randparenta, Mr. and Mra. Hu.r·1 n . Wllh- '. Ellaa. "'" .. """ with Mr. and lllh. Carl fi.Sulh'a ,al• Mr. and Mr1. Qeorp n.w """'1•7· .S. I'inlllhll Mn. Ch.r1.s Gllb.-rt, LIIK'ulei' we" Sundar dlnaer 11ue.ttt • ' nd Ml'l. WllmPt Weaver of Fal Mr. and Mr•. Fldl&r ·Atnott of \ part 1 view wert ealllnc on Mr. anJ Ulrfdleport. Roger lftou.sh. New Haven. wall llr•. C. !. Woode reC!enllv. l. TalldDIIII~ ,, . Mr. and Mrt. Ollrdnn Chevaller a weekend 11uut of h~ gran 1 DAILY ci\YI'TOQVO'Dl - """ llow ....... llt and 101111 nllfd on hl1 parl'nt 1. pmrent•. Mr. and Mn OrviU~ ' , .toXYD ... A-A11a . M"r. •n<1 Mt'!~ . Vlrd CltevaliN Sun· Cole-man. Ia LOIIOP.LJ,OW · . Ml"lJ. GWtn Stewan Bf!tOmpaaday e~enln1. Mra. Chova lier , iell Mt:f· Jact fteynold.11 ol Poin• Ill, CMt lttttr III'I'P1f stp.. tor:anotttti. In t~l llft'lplt A It u.atd tor lht \hrtt L't, X tor lit lWQ, O'a. •~c. lblflh htlan. apoeJlr. and M'ra. C. E. Woode werr Plenut .to UuntlnJton ThurHII If. Mrn. Jamtl Ca~nter waa a tropMI. tM t.qtb IIUI f~tlOn ot the ,WOI'dl an 111 hlfttl. {!Ueth or Mr. and M1'1i. Wayne bu~ ln esa viattor ln Middleport J:4cb da7 t11ti coR ••tttre•an~ 41f(*'-\. lr.IC'kJ'-1 Monday evenln~t . . M'rl. tnd Vrt. r 1n Hahey an:l Frl~ay attemoon. A CqtMiJI•'"' Cloo~ Mrsr. Vonedil C-.t *' " ' "P.tlflle I "' motbtr, M"rt. Ada fall t~nt Su:~ ­ John1on motoNd t.., Hunllngton 1 J'DC !'NIIU, I'D 'C PW11Q, JIDC XCI• .day with Mr. and Mra. c . I ~ Ratl· . . foP4 ot lloblaon, w. Va. Mt·, fl'rilla)'. CKCAI' DQI. . 'f.QHP 'gw•q 11XP NK Tall •lltl;f4 for a hm,~r visit In lfr·l'ftd "'~"'· Gu;· S~>tncer an' \\'EST WAI\Wiltl!l1'II· l.-1\fPl·XQKH-WHNNY PNI'I'H. 1. . .Ut t;J ~ fle,~~~'IUe, Mn. Normtt \lro. Mar<~l GUtal!l'l'!lrf. dauah·l lho we... th~ uo Sloio T~)"' 9:00 Hompi:-r Room The Prlce. b Rlibt Trutb nr Consequence• Tic ;rae Douih Comedy Time MO.liellme 5:45 News Picture 6,00 Superman {1 :30 Weathereal1. 6,35 Sporta Eye U5 NBC News 7 :00 }'roducur's Showcase · a,so Robert M.ontapmery 9,30 SOldiers of Fortune 10:00 Badge 714 10,30 News Headlloes 10:30 Nitewatch ' MtlgS County NtWS Motla..t~ ~ ef,, · .' M~d'llll!"!al Notioeoof Evenll $1.00. 0~ Mbl.IQtd at ftllt PP WOrd. "' . ' ..;IJ) · ~·;"';:;':' :::~--·-"":===========~ "'otices ... ~ wOr~na an.d night crawl-era. See Bi11 Quai.i¥, '-' r $t., F!omeray. . 5·29-6tp lll!VIVAL M.EETING 11 Hazel 3 weU rJg.<~ , . terms. $400.00 · ti~J. ~ommunlty Ctalircb · 1tartlng Walter Devl.!l, Baltlmort!, Ohl ·. hna 3 .witb EYIDJiellat, Rn: 3413 Patas-kala. 5-28-elp ~neat Thomas; . Pastqr, I)"ou ~ las Circle. 0:;31-8tc A14I(IIDum eombtn..at,ioa 11:0Jlll &JI.4 sereen wlDdowt lfld d~i. Steel and aluminum t11PllnJs and eaaopjt.L qau Willlalll Radford. Roc~ Sprln&J. • . ~ 2 lmop. AMan Called X Newa He'adlines Nltewateh 8:00 Capt&in Kangaroo 8:30 Corli~ Archer 9:00 Garr1 MOOre DGl.1y 990 SPot On Your Radio Dial --- 04) ~r Rent 11:30 Search for TomorrOw 1"45 Guldlne Li1ht . 12:00 Katie'4 Kilc""en 12:90 At the World Turn1 Housep~ Edge of Night The Early Show Your Esso Jteporter ' ~lepol'l, 6:15 ·Douii:Ias Edwards 6:30 Teltoa>twne Time 7:00 Phil SIJvers Show ' '. I · I' '\ '10:00 UP-to-t~minule NeJfl 1'0:05 Scaqninr the Weather 10:10 Th:e Late Show --::-:--:::-::=:::--:--=:::-:--::::-:-'------l' ... , . WtfTN-TV · Channel• . . . TUESDDAY CHANNEL 13 10:56 Sign On . 11 :00 ·M<~rahall Collea:e 12 :I"., NeJif · hb ors I :00 The Feminine Touch 2:00 Afternoon Film Festival S:SO Life With Elizabeth 4:00 C~ttoon Club 5:00 Mickey Mouse Club 6:00 Five Sts,r Fiaal · 8:15 Jolin Daly and Newa 8:30 Cheyenne 7:30 Wyatt Earp 8:00 Broken Arrow 8 :.'i~O DuPont Theater 9:00 I Spy t:30 Publle Defender 8 :00 Presr Conference 1t :00 Marshall College 10:00 New• of the Night 10:10 Theatre 13 11:30 The Late New• 10,00 Newa of lhe Night 10:10 Theater 13 11:30 Tbe Late Newa II:~ SiJnl;O~ff~~;;;i;d'--~llj;:3;;GthoS~IJI;n~i';,;cl,J;;;tilly:-;,;; Marrlate ] Mr. and Mrs. Jerry C. Ward, Middleport, are annountlniJ t 11 e ' · h · d h R marr11ge or t e1r lUI te.r, u ·.<o Alic.#to Aile Jaeklon. Curtis Win· chester, son of Mr. and Mrs W.ith"t Winchester, North Carolina Mrs. Wlnch:ester. who Ia a gnmate af lowed pUis ftnd needed lts ach pumped out. She dl""hter of Mra. Vivian ... 4072 Qulcl!: R&ad, Columbus, at1yina overr.iiht ln the bote). imbMialeiY watd the squad' this one: Farm, 130-aeres, seven room house, large barn. gol)d Joe tion. owner · Is old and wants to sell . Make us an offer. Earl D. Mender, p ' Realtpr A• 1 Pear1 .ar .. er, .en Pomeroy, Pll. 201. 6·1·3tc ' I • I ' .I --=:-:--- --="'J-,8,.,...1~A_u_to=::-So '=""'l:-e-:5:=--: 15 .oom apartment, 21811 11111 Olcls Super "88" 2 dr. Har 1 Only 13,Ml .milt;~. . hfdramatle- po,wer steer· )1JI and brakei. Blaettnar'1, Pomeroy. 5-21·5tc ""'' f2,5Qli.OO. liMMI PontJae · v8 2 dr. · Sedan. . . ..00. Only J.675 mlles, lils never been Pblneroy. aold. tlae:ttqar's, · !i·31-5tc ILU WAIW ==:.;;;.,;; ' •ook .Al~.-; . .... o, lteeriDI, brakea, windows, R &: H. BJaettnar'a, Pomeroy. ll\'S'CIIANCJ!l AQI!NCY Pin, ·- blle,IIHIIII AC~IDINT Llte.~llyon_ Real Estate Broker In MIDDLIPOI.T, OMIO. -·· HI-Ole ' pon<j<, R. M Phon• S.2S·tf I~ B..iek \7~ ~pecilt ~ dr. S·:· --~~F~~-~~7,..~---dan. f.~~~- DynJfiow drive, blue-9.e flnil~. one loea1 ~WillS'. BlaetW.ar'1, Po111eroy. lat-lte' PAIIIJING PAPD<IIf.NGING ,_. V. -loiol...r ...1.., Ohlil !iff, Pontiac ... . If. I e¥1. 1>111 J d • Spotle8s orletn.,t QUlcl£ IIBiiVlllE on Wdeh l:epolrlng by Troined peen finish, careful JoeaI ow ·1watchmaker, OOilJNS JEWE. ero~.' Blaettftd"l, Pomeroy. ,l,OII.GB. J.ll~ 1'-, I.lllllll. I'QIIl...,. 1-3-11 I Council' ' ··-~--·••=' ,.llNO ~q~.~ ..; • !'IT IIQAUl8 A N!W !)AY (· t 60\JNO i·IIOQ~ $0~. )loth. oil ~ti"lo Wrl§lll St.. 1'911> eroy. Two Jlarge lOti adjq}AIOj!. Prl<ed to "'" 'al . ~IIIJII. • H SEVERAL LARGE ~ pro- IMIJO.OO perties. 7~,000.00 ·- FOB SHOULQ CALL 4~! To ·see Those' GoOd Bayi ---- 81JlitaUon (6) 3, lte Hi.&h.W&)'I S....tCom Saluy 28th day May ~-,--·-- I,OOO.Otl ?OO.OQ St(!p Thltf! 7,051.~ G,IB2.1111 4.156.49 31,218.88 1.7112.64 37'7~ JobD C. B4C~D Judge and Ex-Oftlclo Clerk WE B\IY ICRAP IRON- MI!TALI OHIO VAl-LEY JU~K CO. P - SIO _._..!~~-~... ~... ~-!:.. ~ega! Notice NQTICI OF. ~ .•LING AND HEAR• lNG ·ON INVINTOR.Y "Probh• Court, Mtlp C.untr. Ohio TO lt.be tx~utor or .Admini~tratar ,lnd to iucb of lhe followtna: as •re residents of the state o( Ohio: surviVing lpouae, if .any; neJt qf kin; beneficiaries under ·the wiU, IJ any; the attotney or aUarneya tepresentb:,g .an)'\ of the afore!Den· tiOned persons: You are bereby noUfled thaf on. the ~th day of May 1957, an In. ventory and Appralaemenl of the elftaf.J<! of Mlldret;l. M. Darst deceased, late of Route 1, Chethlte in ~OVll\!CII'fOWiif, MUI. --<UPI -:r-~n. Jultl Md.ean wu walkinl aJong 1 ~~ trben 1 big Airdaltl 11'1~~ loer ~-~ lt1d ran a1bq: found not fJr 4-'00• WIY.Tbt lr()lJl wallet and a Mate~~ 8«).23 a total or O~flee Ex'p. an1f Bondi .-'81..1Ji ~ed~;r ContlnseaC.les the will, u any ;the attorney or attornpys representlna any of the afore~entioned persons: You are h~l>y notified tbal the of 19157, on ventory and . Apprala~ent of tbe estate of Geor,e t,.u~ ~ceas~d, late of Salisblll'YTOwn i~ ln Mid was fl~d In this ""' Jaid Jnloentory' and will be btd bolO.. en tile ~nd day of 12.168.13 Ctme~ - Salaries MIJO!. Lepl Adv. Ill<• 278.11; l:;::.J!,fllnol Rental 3~:-= . Penalons Pollee l ,G88.2t Fil'lt .Aid !93.16 Totti ..-~P,.neou 6,~1.10 IDL 1\11 lJ'emp. Wns o:~~.56 -r .,..... ~ Pal4 a.aoo.oo To'f:~nd.Jtures EXPENDITURESBondM rmd No\el Pa1d ,. BY M:trY Olive Jn.&r$bam Cbit:f Deputy Clerk · Servic• ! lii.!:.1i~d 1oh' Earl Dean and lwc ~er became welfl~4, aq tJy In • iJ:IO~tm ot C.he:,ter and Mr. and WOilebukef lillY ~Dilot ad to IIi! · ~' !ll!!•l!.d botmn aad tomlly called tO fr~ htt. ·. ;'. ' ' - '' ' \' " ,_. .. ' button-. ' ·"'" putoo ...... . hi<le. No eo~ ao ear no -.. ear mold. A .'. tinyoolbi eolor~. ~'" ~ --to the e;ar. To ,et th,e; a-~mplete lltPL'Y. j~, COME TO Wednesday, June 5th 11 A.M. Till 4 P.If. MARTIN HOTEL Pomeroy, LAUNDRY CO. •.oqo.oo - ' o. (6} 3, ltc- , , ~~~~IA~ ..~EP,ORT · Annual Roport of tho .~1~ of tho " Vllf1p of Pameroy, Mtl11 Cto,rn!Y, Ohio for the Flacal Y•ar Ending Deetmbtr 31, ,1956. PDPUiation: 1950 UMUI 3656 PG~~Mror, ohro, Aprll15, 1957 I he'""'r c-ertify the following report to bt corNet. ' C~riHW. bg1r VIII... Clertr SCHIDULI A·l S'""'""ry of trunci l•lancH, nlpta and lxpendltuNt a.. BALANCE, Jan. •1 General . Fund 7399.91 Street Repair Fund:_ Auto Ucense - GasoUne Tax: 3802.:M Cemetery 11.87 Utility Fund 2676.11 Totals Gen. Funds 13,89'7.&3 . JMnd Retirement Fund 6051.03 REC , qr~d total all f\lnds 19,948.56 ~ j General Fund . 37,583.81 Streti R~p~lr F\JndAuto Llc;;ens&-.Gasollne Tax: 24,781.88 Cemetery ISO&l.OO Utility 'Fund 8,~.0 RADIO • TIUIVIIUON SEliVICI!;, . 'l'Ota;, Gen. Jl'up,ds 71J,801.10 !'IloilO too, ·Ciolanil Appttooee Bond 1\etlrem~nt Fund tl,-424.00. Slon, ll$ W. ll>ln Sl, Pomeror. Grand Totals all funds 82,288.10 J-:11,11 EXPENDrrtJRES uid County waa flied In tbls court. C,neral Fund 39,790.03 ·H earing on 1aid Inventory and Street Repair FundAppra"isement t¥111 be hid before 1qto Lie. & Gasoline Tax this court on the 22nd day of J.upe 1937, oat 10 o'clock A. M. · · Exception~ t"'e!-eto IDilY"be tiled by an;r lnterel!lted p~y at any time prier to five days before the !late set for hearlnJ. . · funda WITNESs my slell/lture and ~~[~:·,D~EC. 31the· ...1 of lAid !;o\11'1, lhla ~ Fund . 6,18'1.011 .29tb day of May 1951. ReWr nptd. John C. .Baeon Auto Lie. & Gasoline Tax ludge and Ex:..Offielo Clerk ·199!.10 BY Mary Olive lllfirablm 811.71 Chief Deputy Clerk 1,774.83 IB) S, lte . 10,021.76 ,,035.1Jll 11,0111.18 •••• is wha,t you get in Heiner'B New Germann ·Krust Bread! ea:i;;4: •• • ' ' •• '- ' • I . ' ' .--.-~ · " . Jt.. lht . . . . . . . . . fonranl of the .mar,f TwefttJ-flw . · MQME SatllfdOI'o ~·..~-t A il9¢l:\ N~NII' m ltATHER TO Bil CHOSEN THAN GJUCA'f !llCfllllll- J:ROVII:RBS. zualribv.,flli..IIJ· .-. r-tu. ~· U.r.ne,.l FREE SHOWING I ' ~ ••• the Otarloft · e.~•mw • Wo Plcll Up & Dolllfllll. Clto,_.lfld llocbd . . T~· 8. 1,1\:~t , ~ ::; !II• ........ ~G 1Dv•liolllbo4 ·~ ..&ol J:~ ::J *DRY' CLEANING SCHIDULI C·Y ltetl...,.... one! Slaklne Punol party at any R~IPTS- mtUCTURAL I BIAMI ' Sanltation-.-duanp rt'IJt prior before tbe Accrued J;aterest 224.00 date J~et tqr bearing. · Investments sold and matured WITNESS . my al_gnatvre and the seal of said Court, thla 8,21)0.00 29th day of Moy, 19~7. TOtal llecelp\1 U24.00 'Iii Tim HARD OF HEARINGl"i li'{'J'ERESTED I'EJISI)NS E~<:eptloni tliereto may be llltid Bonot CONCRETI BLOCKS "'Build letter Por ......, .... 1,400.00 " ·- .. t ~". ., 6111 (!6J ' For Rent or Sale Glrl'1 2t1 in. bicycle, good ~ont'l" ..,.,;i,;,;M;,;1;;1 ";;,;;NO,ortii~Jil'.';_'01;.m1Joo•roy.;,_ tt!M .Bul;t'vfipeclal 2 dr. Hard 8ULLDOZEtt_ fo. hiN, ~II- $~W.~· )i:xc<pt!onal in . . ltestmtnta; · l•ndscaplnf. evtry 'fty,' oaty 18.098 · m!J ~ .. . .. Ctwdtrr. Long Bottom. pia;tt)tn's, Paruef'9f· 5-31·5Lc .. 10. Total Receipts EJIPENDTnJRES- Run, Pomeroy. Medium priced under $5000. ;I 10 o'eloet },, M. I ' ..... GRUESI!R KLOCK 00• to haul produce ta PUt sbur~.a . Albert Hlll, Letart Falls . . 11-ZNtc We have tor IN'J'I'lfWITtlJ. I!PVIJIS TWO 1UCAf IR))d§' lil.ilfotikiy next or kin: · b,nll!.flelarf's RadniY Downl~ Main St., Pomeroy, Call 251 or see Dr. K. D. Amobary. ~ 22 If oo. 5-1·3k --( 17) Help Wanted . ' ... w. NOTICI OF fiLIIIIG ,U.D HIM· Street Bepair INII'!IN lNVINTOa.v . . Old Wate• Bill ProbJt. C.urt, ...... County, Ohio Old Lleht BilJ TO tbe Executor or Adlolnlotra· Slr•et ilgh\IIIJI tor and tO ·such 'I' tile lollowlna 81. ""'leriab & Jill~<. aa are resid~nts o{ the atat.e of TMal Jliabwa)'l Ohio: sufvlvlnJ opouoo, II allf: UtliiUet • 4 26 lmoc lion, trade for girl's 20 in. O"" 24 in. bivycle. rb0r1e Po mer)~ mD7m 1 ---~--- bUn , and Lawn Furnit.ure. Free estlr.fteJ. Dale Wippt! Supply, 215 Union Ave ., Pomeroy. , Reidty ~I,Y T~tal ll•UI 4 12:30 Frankle La&\ne 6:30 Wire Serv 1C!e 7 :30 Voice of Firestone f3,500. A=, 82e&-X 1taa Dodge Y.8 rCuatom Royal 4 dr. 8ed1n. $1,9915.QO, Powe WANTED AT ONCE, truck drive•· 12:00 Noou News Life Wltb Ellubelh 4:00 Cartoon Club li:OO Mickey Mouse Club ti :OO Five Star f'inal ' \ d: 15 John Daly New!l l'h. P~ i 7.:30 Private Sectetary 8:00 Ta Tel1 the Truth 8 :30 Red Skelton 9:00 $84 000 Questian 9:30 Spike Jones ShOw 3 :30 lot, for ·rent • l:lectrl.e wallpape: Reamer. ClintOn Flaher, Mid- 3:54 Weathennan 6 :00 ActiQa CHAN!ol"EL 13 MONDAY 10 : ~9 Sign On 12 :00 Noon News and bath, Large Bc.sideD~ ('L~in, thrl\e rooms porch , •>lra nice lot, $2,200. Farm, 120-acrcs, reven room bou.ie, large barn, ather outbulldln&J, limber. r,.lt, plen 'y w.ter. Better take a look at F()UNI>--Iltroy Beagle llup, lden· Por Rent - Ex.tenalo.a Laddt!ra, lify, par {o.r tbia ad, , Tuck.e!"· Scollold JiOOO<IJ. D!'_Op Cloths. mea Oroctry, MiddlepOrt Cliltton Flitber, 'Middleport. Wil-Y. 3-31-3tc l'bone 1280-X. U 1 tf Brl&hter Day Secret Storm Sports Parade ehlc- extra elsht acre-11, (lv~ rcwm1, •2,10U Residence, Pomeroy, !Ieven l'OOiiti . 2:00 Big Payoff 2:30 Bob r.rosby Show S: ~!f ~wo bllilfJinga good cundiUol'l. On state hiith· WilY. l,.et US tbow you tbls OlF'· QeJid.. ce, cl,..·ln, tour· roollJ•. large porch, garden, other ' buUdlng~, blacktop •oad, $3,5(111. Resi.dence, HapPY Hollow road , 5 room hou•~e, with bath, situated on Che~ Road. See W111ter Ward at Five Points, Grill. sa~. C Sun. ;. tl·l· l i<' 161 I:est 6 F04nd 1:00 Our Miss Brooks 3:00 3:15 3,30 4,00 3:30 lf.•tlft. GIIAVIILY TIIAeTOR SALES ond l!e<vloe. II. A. l!lnJllf, 512 E. MolD St., P0111""'Y· 4 fl tl n :15 Love of Life 8:30 , Top Tunes a'nd New Talent On ----~- MINNOWS, • PI__ 0:30 Arthur Godfre1 10:30 Strike It Rich 11:00 Vallant Lady Middleport High ~hool. b-,s bec.t 'anothe; call employed· lD Daytort. . t:r+-+-t-t---ll pe~ W~ ~ 11:."-~u;: !:Lrtfo.gs~ 1 ~ ..,...... per n.II nte fJf 2 -.ta PrJr woltl wtit::bl! cbaHed for ad~J If DO&~ (dr befGn the JGtb of"'eaah a.ntb followlnllulld'tion. " _Ia Advartlt!Da-sbould be "P9rtod lnuuodioto!r. 'l'bo lhlllr. _lu•IMI Will aotM raponstble for DiOM t1wt one 1..ncor- TIJESDAY 7:00 Jimmie Dean 7:30 Rosten Blackie 12:13 Nei&h!Jor~ 12:30 Llberaee 1:00 The Feminine TouC!h 2 :00 Afternoon Film Festival 11 :50 a. m. " I etlltl .J*' ..._ oae butrtlo~t.'tllnlmum eharleiSOe.-6 eenu WCHS·•TV 1:30 iM houw, RATES 9~90 F&dHal ·Men 10:00 JO:SO 10:.., 12,00 I '00 ~1rn, br~r WANT ADS. , UOo..tE Jtl •11, o·•• . farm , DallYille are•, 26-aM'es, ah roonll aq.d l)tth, 4louble j:lrtt~e, JU:IitiJ,TS tt. COuld Be Tou 12 :00 C.urrerot 1:00 My Little Margie 1:30 Tenneuee Ernie 2:00 Matinee Theater 3:00 Queen for a Da:t 3 : ~ Modern Roman~ 4:00 1 c;:omedy Thbe 4:,'W HovietJme !$:~0 cm·oons IJ :4ft News ueadlinet 6:00 Spia.aeh Playhoute 6:SO Weathercaat 6:35 Sporta Eye 6-:-4e N».C News 7:0Q Artbl,I,J' Murray PSltr 7:30 Paq,Jc 8:00 ... Jane Wyman Show 8:30· ctrele Thuter 5:30 Cartoons Tesident doc- wJ E H teu r.is CO. SwM . attr11· 4 :00 o. a , ~~ 7:00 10.:00 10:30 11 :00 \1:30 :!t l lrt IJn[ ~f'r UospllnJ for Obll('rva Hom~r Grtrren rM.urned to th olr hnme In Pnducah, 1\y., art~•· a tlon IUI I"t l~lllln!'nt. with M M i~11 ilPulah Rou~h of Ral'h•f' k19 d!l)ll vhdt hen w,,s ,.., 111m: on Mr«. Wa~·ne J1rlfk · RJ~ hop's slater, Mr•. Orq C11 H· well. I t> ~ F r ithy. Mr. an•! Mroe . C. E. Wnntlfl $t11•nl 11 •lnv r('('enl ly with M · ant! Mr$. r .. A. Pllrllan!l. Torch Mr. ud Mn. Cl)'de Kuhn and t.re wean•• Clr•Ue•. elrls are desilned difi"f· from Uttle txlys, and a iadyllloe re•r i.s not E!Uttly deli . cat~ In any kind ·Of r•anu. There ml'ly be sonjtt dQlla who ean wear bikinis to advantage, but the ave:rage Ius would do well to e~ver mor• than ahe abow11. \ t l~as t, sh~ should ao n•irly IUiL· ed if ahe has the Bhiipe fur it, or go decently covered 1up sq:. -b • • bigger bumJ)!I don't show. ·· Tb ~ fttm~t.le tcenaier today. I beheve, is the ~Joppiett· bit furnitu,e It has been my misfo~· tulle to soo. All they need is Army ~ hot~a to louk like Hroa 1l way Rose. We pitched a Saturda.v pait~ lhe ..f!hCf day at my Lid r~atetrtl1Y':"n0\llll!', wilh twU(:r,unt 'em·, tW()-sep~tra le l>and~ plus Lh""" Juke box, n"\l au tile prc 1tv Chi O!llc~as a•1'd P~ Phis and Tri Dell lusics ti how cd up 111 ~ W t:RI sl"airls, Bermudn sho1·ts. --- - - - DAILY CROSSWORD or B<•orwul\nw Ridge w.;.;-s~ d, y )tue.•h of ~r. and Mra. Cor rlon Chevalier. l!ly Ev•lyn lrlckl-. Mr11 . Inez Burdette of Point A n OPf'll rhurch wer!rtlng wn~ ~('l'fMmf!ff fur Mlt1'V wn ~nn lUll PletJ!utnt and Mr ~ . ,Toe Elias of nnsil Jt•rfcr!l Ill th ~ Mt!lhcxli It Mn!<On \Yt.Jre ri~tltlng Mrs. Or11 rhurch, .TlUH! 1~t at 7 P. M 'l'ht Calctwcll ami Mr. and ' Mrs. 'J'o '1 "''V W W RriiJI·• will offlri ate. PQt'rln rccct111y. Eb:a Bil1hop anrl Mr. and Mt , Mr<~ J\hrltmfl Kuhn wa~ talrr1: TUPPERS· PLAI"'' I~ ~ :00 Romper Room 10·00 The Price rs Rlgbt tors. Mr. and Mrs. Dil es were di1· ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Har. ~· MONDAY ' Jr. and four sons Sunday evenin:,:. 7:00 J~mie Deah 7:30 :aO.ston Blaclde Attend Conft,..nce 8:00 · Captain Kana:aroo Among those from Meig~ County 8 :30 CQrliSaO Archer who are atte ni!lng the annual Ohi • 8 :00 Garry Moore 9:30 Arthur Godfrey. M~thodist conrer~nre &t La ke ~ick 10:30 Strlka ll Rich this week are Rev. and Mr ~ Eugt>ne Brown and famil y. Mr. and 11 :00 Valiant Lad)' MrS. Harrv P"." Smith. Ptoul Reuter 11 :15 Love ol Life Rev. a n d M r !I. G. F.. Drtvi!, Mi!s 11 :30 Se~h for TomQrrow MarC'ia Karr. 1tfi!ls Judv Cha!Je. R ·v 11:45 Guid.Jna: L1&bt • 11nd Mrs. John Elwood. Miss Janice 12:00 K_.le's Kitchen Aa the World Turna Wolte. Rev. and Mrs. Ralnh Grav~ 12:30 1:00 Otir Miss Brooks ·and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rice. 1:30 Houuparty · 2:00 Payoff Blrttt Announwment 2:30 Crosby Show A/2C and Mr!l. Donald Yeau!ler 3:00 Brighter Day (Marlene Knapp\ Falrlie]d, Cali-~' 3:15 Secret Storm are anno1.1ndng the birth of a 8lh 3:30 Edge of Night 4 :00 The Early Show 7oz. <laughter, Friday May 3, Grandparents are Mr. and Mr~ . 5:30 Your Esso Reporter Alfred Yeaueer, Minl:'rsville antl li:45 !Jpa.rts Parade 5:55 Weatherman Mr. and M:r!l Lester Knapp, Mtl dlcpmt. Mr. and Mrs. Mote ..Yeau· 6:00 Action r Ch h " t <.1 ger 0 · e& tre are 2"rea gran · 6,1~ Dousias Erlward1 parents. Mrs. Alfred Yeaug~r and s,ao Mrs. Knapp left Sunday mornin g 7,00 Robin Hood aurns & Allen by plane from columb.U~ for a uo Talent Scauts several weeks vi~it with the Yeau gers and to a&3ist in the cAre o~ 8:00 I Love Lucy their new granddaughter. 8:30 December Bride ,•..;::;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;:;;;:;, ~ - 00 Stud1o One 10:00 Up-to-the-Minute News 10:05 Sc-allning the Weather 10:10 The Late Show about their and themselves if at th beach they haie, ahuve<! into shortl, tbey were •the sbott s. ho(' !l 'l'wenty·udq ycurs auo we est shorts that de~n c y would ulwuuldu 't have let Lht·m in th luw. and you were suddenly ,Juor. struck with the lmprtossion -th~t Tlw girls aa·e jm;t a~: PN:I'y, 11 Vi.iion of dellghl hud appeat'l"d muybe prettier. but all 1 cou . , in a bllndinu fla sh on U1c hori· • 1 tflu1k or fl'mn a reu · il·w as thvy zon. dancerJ wa9 tllat 11horl.q g1 ve the All I caQ .say in warningg to the Impression or two !)Jg~ fi ghtin .· younger set 1!1 !hut the best undt."t a bl:lnkt>t. Whul Inner dJII Cf•r {n the floor, With the bt·;~uty thrv nHtY. lw w own . d prelti est fal·e. WOU)I I have bee. '":Is ohs..:wctl by th1! . . wt·;\1 shirta a delieinu3 dream in a di'e!ls •1. 11n tl the knobbly knees und U:e that party the other ••ighl in t~l;! ---Phi Kap houRe , but going up i 1 her sweat shirt, tennis shoes, and 1 k d long s:aorh, s hc me reIy oo c ACROSS 2. Flr11t man 22. Fll&ht· . 1. C~Jin (Turk.) 3. Tru.1t l lea• like a sllshtly active t'OW. (Copyright, 1~57, by Unil•d fl.. Female , '1. Devoured bird paunts : 0. Lure l~ 23. Caek FeMm•e Syndlc11t6. Inc.) I. Welllt J e. Dry "' 2ft. Haul Pointer 'i 7. Wet earth. 26. Mixed 10. Eject, u 8. Gold coin f &"teellll l•va · ~- Garmenl• , 2T. Eml12. Silk veil U. S\jpernat· '· annt (ecol.) ural belnl 29. Dried \3. Appledrinll (Teut.• t rrape ~ lt. Armed ..-.t_ 1~. 1 ce cream. 30. Piece lut.,.ar'• .&uwtlt , Ioree• ..-.l f dlahea ot ..- · l5. Turt .' -\ U:. Otrer . paper S8. Ctltbe!' t, ll. Cobalt 1 1 lV. Flood $2. Is "\ 31. ManUe ' (aym .) ( 21 . Oatrlchllkt undeel4t4 39. Rlv•r (f'r.) ...._ Toda~ 12,00 Tonl&ht . T<>Dl&ht Mr. and Mr!i. L. D. Diles SIGN OFT (led the qpen Ho~ne Sunday ut Hw 1:00 Sl!ln Oil new Medical CentP-r in .4.thN1 ~ ·~~~~-----~~~~~~-, whPre their son-in-law, Dr. Charles Jividen , is one of moment In the fantastic span of history, it is entirely up to young IS weak, where the meaningful past is clouded like a mirror shrouded with pleasures of the present something vi· tal is lacking in us as purveyors to the youna:. ' Or is it ordained that mid-century America which is on the threshold of that social order with plenty and pleasure for tl :55 SIGN ON 7:00 Citlltn Krebs, Poipt. Pleas-ant. Gre-at Gr<l'.d Memorial Day in our communities are asking themselves, l TUESDA'Y ' motbeJ's are Mrs. EJIR~r Ord , Hen tt~>non. ,. .. .-~ Mrs. Fowler, Poinl People here who are sensitive to the waning observance of start on a new tac~ in the winds of history? Perhaps rocket-powered missiles, the jet airpla•ne, and the Monday . 10:30 'I'rutb or Consequence• 11 :00 Tic Tac Dough Mr. and Mn. Otho Mattox, Poi:lt 11 :30 Plt'asant, are aumounl·ing the lurth 12:00 It Could Be You ot a ~ ~·eu pOLlnd nine ounce JOU ti . 1,00 Current My Uttle Margle Brent &-ott, at Holter Huspit ul o~ l :30 Tennesse& Ernie S8turdll)' June I. Grandparenl!i ar• · 2·00 Mctinee Theater Mr. and lin. Carl Mattox, MJ.ddle 3,00 Q:.teen for a Day purt, and lrr. and Mrs. A'd <tm N~ MOOera Romances N•w GUIDE WSAZ-TV ~hon111el3 OEI To MHt 8411 • • ' . ' ··'t:;_.R, ;, ~,, ·, . ,,..,. .. ~/ • • �• ' . " •' ·- • ' • .' ) ' Dally Sentl!le~ Pomercy.Wddleport, 0., Jllnt I, 1957.,.-B ·;little. ..:Lall B . ~ql ~~: - ' . . ·. esQI R 18 ' ' AAIIRICAN ~~.o.•u• -". ~~ ::: ~ . ......... ._... 13 31 .313 11 u• .m tt Pl~h P~delpbla S Urookb'lt 8 " ' • w.. t,;,PcTt ·Gi llllwa~k.. I st. LouiJ I ' Cblc11o 28 12 .700. '!'ftlsburrb 3 New"ark 2 '" lot New York .Zf 18 .111 S PII'*'<Jh 2 New \'\Irk D :lod Cle~elaod 23· 18 .1161 · . s!l . CinclDDati 6 Qhl~!l• • lit t Boaton 23 21 . .~23 :~ ·,. C\ic.S:~ 4 Cinelnnat12 .2nd ; Detr'l/1 211 22 .OOQ e . ·· Soturcloy's RHulll Kan111 City .....,. 19 24 .442: 10% Ne~ ' 'York ! Pittaburgh 2 Baltimore 17 ~ • .40!' 12 ·~n¢innaU 22 Chleico 2Waahlpgton 15 31 ~ 18 Phllidelphla 8 BrOol<lyn 0 nil!J-t Suodoy't RHiillo ' · Sl. ·Lou!• ' llllwaut.ee I 11Jil)t Boston 5 Was.biJI.ItOl) 3 M~Nld•r'J P~b!• ~ltc~ ·l tamu Citr, e Clevelud 2 New York at ~ Plf'\lubtg-t;t, n(JbL Baltimore 3 New Y.ork 2 1st GGm~ 8-3 vs taw :t-2. .New York 4.Baltl.Jiulre o 2nd Brooklyn ' ·' PbtladelphJ~ "ll:o• Detroit s Cbieaao 1 lJt -Podres -42 Yl5 e&rdwen ~1. Chicago 4 DetrJ>I• 1 2nd T.,.ocloy'' ' - ' Situ...,.._. Re1ultw Chleago at Brooklyn, nQht 1 Boston 11 Wublngto.n 1 Milwaukee at New York, night :Baltimore 4 New York 3 Cintintlati at PhiladeJ.pbia, flight Cbleago 12 D~troit 4 St. t.ouil 1t Pi'tsbprgb, night IN TUNATIOtjA~ - ~·A~U· . Clevellnd 3 Kan011 City 0, ulghl . . . . __ TueJday'i Game~ , . . . . . W. L. fd'. Ga. Bolton at ChlCas:o, ni,tht ' Rlclunc)nd 29 •16 ~ 6H Baltimore at Kan1a1 City, night Toronto 26 i6.~ ·.819 "\i Waa!Jln.iton at Detroit, night Buffalo 23 18 .:Mn New York at Clevetaqd, night Miami 23 21 .623 · D~ . NATIONAL LEAGUE Roc beater 22 ~ ·.418 8 w. L. Pet. Ga Havana 20 ~ .444 e Cinelnnatl 28 1~ .651 ColumbUs 18 27 .4t:ttl'n· Philadelphia 25 IB(I.cuo 2 r.lonlreal 15 211 .349 ·13 t· Don Bowden Sets Long-Term Goal To Landy's Wotld Retord In Mile Run SAN lpSE,~ut. UP -SpUn- for my 1~ OlympiC &bowing ter-thln Don ~lowden. who ran a 'when I fihl1hed back in the 1,1500 3:58.7 mile Saturday night to· b-:!- meten pack." come the .fltst American to bru ' The firb't aim m111t await next the four-minute barrier, said tn y.ear, . u the....-83 CalifOrnia junior da y h t 1 future lrack career in- say,s he Ia l'flil-iahcd a 1 a mile ;. votyea ''two aiJpl.'' · t,h Ia year.' ~ !f:be latter _goal, be· 1. -"1 want ·to break Johq hopes to attain, in tbe 1966 Rorve Landy's 'f'Orld l1!130rd · of . 3:M"\" Olympic Games. 2. -"1 want ; - ~~deem my.selt T))e you"gf:a\. at 20~ ever. to bet GO&S TO IDAHO ter fOUr mlli'utes, ~e bas" i~pruv­ ed tremeMoUIJy · ear:b ')ear. Hit SANTA BARBARA, C.lif. U1' prevlO.ua be!t lndlviduaJ - mile, -Pete Walski. third·baseman-out· from a afandln1 start, was 4:09.{ fielder for t.t.e UDlveraity of C•lif. posted earJler tb.la year. ornl• at Santa 'Barbara who was ai&nlild Sunday by the Detroit Ti1-flrs, la achedi:ded to report tO .. Heart Church In Pomeroy. Left and Rose Marie Hackett. Second row: Kathy Jenning$, Ka-y MCGowan, Susan Ohlinger and Zlla Nlerl. Third row: Joseph FreeiiWI, Cb,arles.Rad!ord, JobP Emler arid Ronald Tatlerson. Top row: Rev. Fr. John Turel, pastor of Sacred Heart. (Phl!to by John c, Ba~) . • All Rooms Air Cooled W• R• afty 1lM PO~=Y'S s. o. Pert7, Mai:iaa:er All Clean. {lomfortable Room• with Runnin·g Hot and Cold WJ~~. aliO w'tb Private Baths at Reasonable Prices. atto Weekly & Month· Help _From Big League Leaders · S~CRA~; Colli. c'hHifvUy elven on UP - The Ptelfle COUt League, which ~ owpertNpelr~~ once trJed to o bid lo ' lllllohldiOft .........~. tbe Ia bll ~~ . ·protect your car • ' '· ' '. ' Redleg Fr~~;Dchise '<: · · . Poli~ Probing Mystery Death 1• In Cincinnati !Cootlnutd • - ,,.. o..J dium gained momentum last week following • United Press repoct that the Clnrinhatl fn.nchise 'JGuld · ·be switChed to New York to, re~INdNNAT! UP - Myi!I,.Y ~ place the CaUfotnla-b9und Dodgers day surrounded the- death ot and Giants. After Its publication, the Oblo leglsJat~, wtth leu th-.n two days befqfe the end ·or worklnl tesslooa, pu.shK tbrou(b a bill to permit countiu . to Jtsue revenue bonds for suell. ~~truclion. The mea10re, spl:hwored by Rep. Robert Tart Jr., (R·Hamllto.n) bad been introdl•ced months earlier. In rapid succession•, loCal · and eounty iroups awuna: Into action by appointin~ comrr.lttees to l!'tudy the stadium problem. Crosley indi.<:'•llted he though the ' riverfront wouhl be a good pl-ace for a 8tadium. "J'.m willi.ns to put money in It," -.e said. "But I want to hear what they <city and county officials) haw to offer, I won't say now, that we're not golnt to move. I will say we want to stay in Cincinnati:" Clemency Hearing For Womans Slayer Will Be Thursday ·· C~les A. AJ}en; found dylna OD a door •tep S11nci1Y night. . · PbUce said, a ~laque tbe , m~m aave a tLrl 'rleod indicattd he w~ inducted lq.ta t.h~ Army Jn Falmouth, Ky., and that be ~efved with the 2-tth lnflir.try in J{orea. · But that was 4,lJ police knew about tile m~ Mark J. .R.y.tn said. hll was awakened li,.v_a poundlns on bis doqr and e~lled police. Qffi@n tboutbt the man Wa" drunk "hen they picked hho up. but he ' was dead bef9re tle reaclle~ a ):lospital. He Jiad $1.40 , in his pockets and aeart~y · wJS an or~er o! chop ~e1 be had purc.,Jed earlier. lloobd wtu. • machlM which wUl .U. ,..,er the Jo.. · ot ..,....11111 her b - and pUJDPllll It tlmN!lh • her ~ body. She II the etJbtb ehttt! in two month4 .to UDderCO ·thlt operation at Cook 'cotl:llty'l Hektoen ,Inatltute ot Medical Reaearch. • (J"t"'"'~' C~UI TO MilT The Meits county Beagle Club will meet Tuesday evenina: at the club house near HarrittOnville Rober· ~ BoWen, secretary. ·anno:.m ced today. GASOJ,INE ALLEY COLUMBUS UP ..... A clemency bearing for Harold E. Schaell:elford, who il scho<luled to die in the electrie' chair June 24. ·fOr the alley•murder of a Neftrk · spinster, will be held here 'nur,s4ay by the Ohia Pardon and Parole (!ommtaaion. Sha~kelford, a 32·year-old ex· convict, was convicted of· the ila;v ing last Septembe.r. He waJ grant· ed one stay ot execution by the Court of Appeals. 'IIhe victim was Miss 1\lary T. Dunn, !U, who was slaln in a New·· ·ark.alley·.on Her •way· to church. . ••'· .'' .,' '• )y Rates. cryotalln oJIIIyt Aft• reu.cGn hove ' ' ... On the Banko of tbe Beaullflll . ~lo River ' Pictured above is the recent GOI$ ON STOCJ(HOU! 1 U!- ,Austraila'& Jon Hendrlckl, ~ne of the wqrld'l ' fastest 1wimmer-1, will· leave Sydo ney by plane Tuesday on l tour a! Scandln..,ian countries. HOTEL MARTIN I to rigl!t first row are: Marsha · Idaho Fall• ot tbe Fioneoh' teague today. Wabki, 22, 11· a native , of ·· Winona; Minn. COMMANDO, COMING FORMBY. England UP - Reid Jack, a for mer commando lieu· tenant who made three parachute jumpt behind Japanese Une1 In Burma in world, Wat . ll, expects to tbow up at Minneapolis. Minn.; In August •• a key man on Brit. aln's Walkeii .-CUp golf 'te~m. ' ' 18 :II .418. 10 N•• '(ort Cbletao . - ·-:-1'~n Are ·fA.nfirmed At S~c~~~ Heart Church · Zf IV .1181· , I llll'Uut.ee • ·-- Your_Future Depends'' :·,, ·. on Our Colleges '!I~·1; ~ ~~ . To.:!ay our countl'f needs Cijl- . st:.ndard.andtoprovldeuound le!lil-educated men and women edutation for tbe inereul'il:l' a& never betor,e. Dlaclplined ~Uiona of 70Wll' peopla who mind• are our wreateat asset in an inel:4uina:ly eomplex and C!haUenrinr World. Every Amerl.ean haa a vital at.ke' ln our colleree and un.l· venities. These ihatltlitions are strivini' T&liantly to meet their want ·and cluerve it. !f'o protect · your own futur., and the future of 1our chlldraa. ~p ~~ coUeps and unlnni· tla of yqur choiee. Tbe rtturns wil~ " ~tar than )'Ou thlnll:. : , 1 ' · ! i I I. . .• .• • • tf yw wont..fo •:n.w what lht cola 1 !.ve cr~tf! M10ns to. yo11, wt!M for Cll fr" ~k\at tot HIGHER !qUCA. ~ION.- hx 36. ntne. S,uc.re Sta- : tlon_, Ntw YOrk 36. Nno York. · ! Pulalia~M '"' ...publk •fMilct. fn eooJ1ff:~Jti"" TM Alwrtt.i., inereasinc obligatlona to our I soeieif, but they 'an aerlous.lJ handiCapped b;v ~k ot funda. More money j1<needtd ,to q:.. pand faeijities, to brlnr .f ieqltJ aalariea up to aa adequat. ', • , ! ' ' I • NANCY flY ~ litJSJUli,~l .' " wU' . ~ , ,,·, I' I I i 1: ; ' ,; .OVA St~dings w. ~• 3 0 Uartfnrd ........~!~ ..... fOI IOCIIII CVLIMDII WATCM CIY&I&U Racln'c Pt. l'lea~nnl Middleport 0 Gallipolis Pomeroy Collins Jewelry 1 .. I · ABBIE AND SLATS ,;; ' Z 3 Where Y"r C~tnflde~e· lo Judlllod B. Mahl >81. Pomeroy '1 Coo lv!lle S, Middleport 2 llaclnf! t , G11UlpoU• 0 G•me• Next l'fnday at Pl. Pleaaant Hartford at Coolville Pomeroy at Galllpolil Radno. open. (Racine wantr "Rma with 10mebody that Mi~dlcport •·~~-=::::::::::~::~~~d~ay=. )~~==~::· ~-.·~ ·-:,., ' . . .)' '' • I' ~ ~· •••ultl $undar Hartlord ~8, Pomeroy t \ .. 01 3 0 1 l 2 1 2 :& J Z 2 0 I 3 Coolville . I • a WILLIE WINKLE ' BJ JtAEJWRN VANBURIN •, . �• ' . " •' ·- • ' • .' ) ' Dally Sentl!le~ Pomercy.Wddleport, 0., Jllnt I, 1957.,.-B ·;little. ..:Lall B . ~ql ~~: - ' . . ·. esQI R 18 ' ' AAIIRICAN ~~.o.•u• -". ~~ ::: ~ . ......... ._... 13 31 .313 11 u• .m tt Pl~h P~delpbla S Urookb'lt 8 " ' • w.. t,;,PcTt ·Gi llllwa~k.. I st. LouiJ I ' Cblc11o 28 12 .700. '!'ftlsburrb 3 New"ark 2 '" lot New York .Zf 18 .111 S PII'*'<Jh 2 New \'\Irk D :lod Cle~elaod 23· 18 .1161 · . s!l . CinclDDati 6 Qhl~!l• • lit t Boaton 23 21 . .~23 :~ ·,. C\ic.S:~ 4 Cinelnnat12 .2nd ; Detr'l/1 211 22 .OOQ e . ·· Soturcloy's RHulll Kan111 City .....,. 19 24 .442: 10% Ne~ ' 'York ! Pittaburgh 2 Baltimore 17 ~ • .40!' 12 ·~n¢innaU 22 Chleico 2Waahlpgton 15 31 ~ 18 Phllidelphla 8 BrOol<lyn 0 nil!J-t Suodoy't RHiillo ' · Sl. ·Lou!• ' llllwaut.ee I 11Jil)t Boston 5 Was.biJI.ItOl) 3 M~Nld•r'J P~b!• ~ltc~ ·l tamu Citr, e Clevelud 2 New York at ~ Plf'\lubtg-t;t, n(JbL Baltimore 3 New Y.ork 2 1st GGm~ 8-3 vs taw :t-2. .New York 4.Baltl.Jiulre o 2nd Brooklyn ' ·' PbtladelphJ~ "ll:o• Detroit s Cbieaao 1 lJt -Podres -42 Yl5 e&rdwen ~1. Chicago 4 DetrJ>I• 1 2nd T.,.ocloy'' ' - ' Situ...,.._. Re1ultw Chleago at Brooklyn, nQht 1 Boston 11 Wublngto.n 1 Milwaukee at New York, night :Baltimore 4 New York 3 Cintintlati at PhiladeJ.pbia, flight Cbleago 12 D~troit 4 St. t.ouil 1t Pi'tsbprgb, night IN TUNATIOtjA~ - ~·A~U· . Clevellnd 3 Kan011 City 0, ulghl . . . . __ TueJday'i Game~ , . . . . . W. L. fd'. Ga. Bolton at ChlCas:o, ni,tht ' Rlclunc)nd 29 •16 ~ 6H Baltimore at Kan1a1 City, night Toronto 26 i6.~ ·.819 "\i Waa!Jln.iton at Detroit, night Buffalo 23 18 .:Mn New York at Clevetaqd, night Miami 23 21 .623 · D~ . NATIONAL LEAGUE Roc beater 22 ~ ·.418 8 w. L. Pet. Ga Havana 20 ~ .444 e Cinelnnatl 28 1~ .651 ColumbUs 18 27 .4t:ttl'n· Philadelphia 25 IB(I.cuo 2 r.lonlreal 15 211 .349 ·13 t· Don Bowden Sets Long-Term Goal To Landy's Wotld Retord In Mile Run SAN lpSE,~ut. UP -SpUn- for my 1~ OlympiC &bowing ter-thln Don ~lowden. who ran a 'when I fihl1hed back in the 1,1500 3:58.7 mile Saturday night to· b-:!- meten pack." come the .fltst American to bru ' The firb't aim m111t await next the four-minute barrier, said tn y.ear, . u the....-83 CalifOrnia junior da y h t 1 future lrack career in- say,s he Ia l'flil-iahcd a 1 a mile ;. votyea ''two aiJpl.'' · t,h Ia year.' ~ !f:be latter _goal, be· 1. -"1 want ·to break Johq hopes to attain, in tbe 1966 Rorve Landy's 'f'Orld l1!130rd · of . 3:M"\" Olympic Games. 2. -"1 want ; - ~~deem my.selt T))e you"gf:a\. at 20~ ever. to bet GO&S TO IDAHO ter fOUr mlli'utes, ~e bas" i~pruv­ ed tremeMoUIJy · ear:b ')ear. Hit SANTA BARBARA, C.lif. U1' prevlO.ua be!t lndlviduaJ - mile, -Pete Walski. third·baseman-out· from a afandln1 start, was 4:09.{ fielder for t.t.e UDlveraity of C•lif. posted earJler tb.la year. ornl• at Santa 'Barbara who was ai&nlild Sunday by the Detroit Ti1-flrs, la achedi:ded to report tO .. Heart Church In Pomeroy. Left and Rose Marie Hackett. Second row: Kathy Jenning$, Ka-y MCGowan, Susan Ohlinger and Zlla Nlerl. Third row: Joseph FreeiiWI, Cb,arles.Rad!ord, JobP Emler arid Ronald Tatlerson. Top row: Rev. Fr. John Turel, pastor of Sacred Heart. (Phl!to by John c, Ba~) . • All Rooms Air Cooled W• R• afty 1lM PO~=Y'S s. o. Pert7, Mai:iaa:er All Clean. {lomfortable Room• with Runnin·g Hot and Cold WJ~~. aliO w'tb Private Baths at Reasonable Prices. atto Weekly & Month· Help _From Big League Leaders · S~CRA~; Colli. c'hHifvUy elven on UP - The Ptelfle COUt League, which ~ owpertNpelr~~ once trJed to o bid lo ' lllllohldiOft .........~. tbe Ia bll ~~ . ·protect your car • ' '· ' '. ' Redleg Fr~~;Dchise '<: · · . Poli~ Probing Mystery Death 1• In Cincinnati !Cootlnutd • - ,,.. o..J dium gained momentum last week following • United Press repoct that the Clnrinhatl fn.nchise 'JGuld · ·be switChed to New York to, re~INdNNAT! UP - Myi!I,.Y ~ place the CaUfotnla-b9und Dodgers day surrounded the- death ot and Giants. After Its publication, the Oblo leglsJat~, wtth leu th-.n two days befqfe the end ·or worklnl tesslooa, pu.shK tbrou(b a bill to permit countiu . to Jtsue revenue bonds for suell. ~~truclion. The mea10re, spl:hwored by Rep. Robert Tart Jr., (R·Hamllto.n) bad been introdl•ced months earlier. In rapid succession•, loCal · and eounty iroups awuna: Into action by appointin~ comrr.lttees to l!'tudy the stadium problem. Crosley indi.<:'•llted he though the ' riverfront wouhl be a good pl-ace for a 8tadium. "J'.m willi.ns to put money in It," -.e said. "But I want to hear what they <city and county officials) haw to offer, I won't say now, that we're not golnt to move. I will say we want to stay in Cincinnati:" Clemency Hearing For Womans Slayer Will Be Thursday ·· C~les A. AJ}en; found dylna OD a door •tep S11nci1Y night. . · PbUce said, a ~laque tbe , m~m aave a tLrl 'rleod indicattd he w~ inducted lq.ta t.h~ Army Jn Falmouth, Ky., and that be ~efved with the 2-tth lnflir.try in J{orea. · But that was 4,lJ police knew about tile m~ Mark J. .R.y.tn said. hll was awakened li,.v_a poundlns on bis doqr and e~lled police. Qffi@n tboutbt the man Wa" drunk "hen they picked hho up. but he ' was dead bef9re tle reaclle~ a ):lospital. He Jiad $1.40 , in his pockets and aeart~y · wJS an or~er o! chop ~e1 be had purc.,Jed earlier. lloobd wtu. • machlM which wUl .U. ,..,er the Jo.. · ot ..,....11111 her b - and pUJDPllll It tlmN!lh • her ~ body. She II the etJbtb ehttt! in two month4 .to UDderCO ·thlt operation at Cook 'cotl:llty'l Hektoen ,Inatltute ot Medical Reaearch. • (J"t"'"'~' C~UI TO MilT The Meits county Beagle Club will meet Tuesday evenina: at the club house near HarrittOnville Rober· ~ BoWen, secretary. ·anno:.m ced today. GASOJ,INE ALLEY COLUMBUS UP ..... A clemency bearing for Harold E. Schaell:elford, who il scho<luled to die in the electrie' chair June 24. ·fOr the alley•murder of a Neftrk · spinster, will be held here 'nur,s4ay by the Ohia Pardon and Parole (!ommtaaion. Sha~kelford, a 32·year-old ex· convict, was convicted of· the ila;v ing last Septembe.r. He waJ grant· ed one stay ot execution by the Court of Appeals. 'IIhe victim was Miss 1\lary T. Dunn, !U, who was slaln in a New·· ·ark.alley·.on Her •way· to church. . ••'· .'' .,' '• )y Rates. cryotalln oJIIIyt Aft• reu.cGn hove ' ' ... On the Banko of tbe Beaullflll . ~lo River ' Pictured above is the recent GOI$ ON STOCJ(HOU! 1 U!- ,Austraila'& Jon Hendrlckl, ~ne of the wqrld'l ' fastest 1wimmer-1, will· leave Sydo ney by plane Tuesday on l tour a! Scandln..,ian countries. HOTEL MARTIN I to rigl!t first row are: Marsha · Idaho Fall• ot tbe Fioneoh' teague today. Wabki, 22, 11· a native , of ·· Winona; Minn. COMMANDO, COMING FORMBY. 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