http://66.213.69.5/files/original/6c9deed65513e27361e14a7a0cfefe8d.pdf 325e1e2ca798911bfa56b2eb0a31dc69 PDF Text Text . ••' • \ ' • '.. ..... • . .. .... ~ • - I - ti ( ' . \ -- ' ' • ' -,, I '1... ~~a~~H Drive·ln . _. .. .~ ~ Davi Br1an NO LAC T (In Colon FREE! E ECT IC AN YOU CA AT Fif Re·frigeratio 711 uth e hlrd A Ice hat W So 8 53-Y • Olr Wh you k " • cro d II Day Th • Week Open ve By Appoln • ll'e loy,,., • . f4. • LAN. . ... " HO... · H T ..' ' • $15 ·' . ' .. �. ... . -· .. ·- ·· -, -~- .-·-,... - ·. .. -·· ' ~~ Sellllnel. Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., June 4, 19117 • . -·-· post ·Daily Sentinel Day Book • To IN'D:B.ESTS OF HEIGS-HASON .UU YOLILl. JUfaT -4-tAVE. Tc G.ET USE'O \0 \\) - D S. DWIN- OINIUI. MANAGU RIYNOLD I. OIIIINI - IDITOl !fau.a.J ~ roj>nliOntaU~ BotllneliJ-Kimball. lao., M! l..lll.afOiiA.._, N.., Yoilt Cily, 1B. N. T. kerM 11 MeOad a.. maWn1 matter at t~ -···~-~- SACRED · The Daily Sentinel Dli90'111D - ·-·... -· oftlce at Pom RUMMAOi! IALI ·T be Third Friday t.:lub will bold • Midf/leport Kindergarten Will Be Glad That Bill To Remove Redemption Value 01 Tax Stamps Has Been Allowed To Die We see in the papers, as Will Rogers uoed to write. that the General Assembly has let die the bill to do 'away with sates tax stamps and with it the privilege of redeeming them . with the state t~easurer for three per cent of their face amount. This is welcomed news to church organizations, schOOL tea· REPORT ,UA HARYIST oml beaver N. Y.-Otler trappers are $4,6{l(l ~:55 richer thank• to 11 heavy pelt harve.u lhi1 spring. f:amc prolet· lor <.:laren{'e Savard rt~ported 36 tro~~ppers brought ln 317 pelts and seven otters • .,.. On , 6:115 SIGN ON 7:00 Today 9:00 Romper Room It Copld Bo You - Current My Little Margle T_enneuee Ernie ~ :30. 5:~ 6:00 6:30 6:~ . 8 :45 · '7 :00 '7 :30 8:00 9:00 9:30 )0:00 ~0:30 toi'f I!I!'Ot'fioot. (!) Notices -~-:--- lUMVA~ TBA News Headllnea 10:40 Nltewiteb 12:._00 TonJeht Weatherman 6:15 Douglas Edwards TeltJ)hone TJme Phil Sl~vers Show' beaver for tu;:· 10~00 Private Secretary To Tell the Truth Red Skelton $641')00 Question .Spike Jones Show tJP-to-tfi~minMt~ New1 10:05 ScannJni uti"'W'eatber 10:1~ n-;;----- 8:00 Captain Kangaruo 8:30 · Corliss ArCher 9:00 Garry Moore 9:30 Arthur Gcuifrl!f · 10:30 Slrlke It Rl•b . The Late Sbow ' :r( 2 J C'ord Of'Thc!nl<.s to U..nk Bob Crosby Show. Brighter Day Setret Storm Ed~e of Nil(hl The Earl)' Show Your Esso Reporter 5:44 ·sports Parade 5:M Weatherman 2:30 3 :00 3:1G 3:30 4:00 6:30 12:00 12:1' 12:30 1 :00 Noou\ News Nei.hbors FL·ankie LaJne The Feminine Touch 2 :00 Afternoon Film Festfval KNOX GOIS TO BEARS CIUCAGO tfp - Ronnie- Knox, former UCL.\ quarterback who playe:4 for Hamll,ton ln Canada's Big Four Leque Ia~ year, signed Montt_.y wltb the CbJcago Bear!. 3:30 Life With Elllatelb 4:00 Cartoon Club 0:00 Mickey Mous~ Club 6 :00 Flve Star Fi•al 8:15 John Daly and News 6:30 Cheyenne 7 :30 Wyatt Earp 8:00 Broken ArroW , 8 : ~ DuPont Theater 9;00 I Spy 9:30 Public Defender 10:00 Newa of lho Nlrht 10:10 Tb~•ter 13 11:30 The Late News 11:35 SI1n Off prox.lmately $80.00, Saturday in Pomeroy. Reward. Mrs. Kenneth Detona:, Rt. 1, Pomeroy. 6 + atp I(Sbl Auto Services ' • --..,M>-rTI•.. ·AnMUnctcl CHANNEL 13 WED. Sign On Marshall CoUe1e Noon New• Neighbors LJberace The Feminine Tciueb Att~C)(In rllrn FiMival Life with Elizabetb Cartoon Club Mlcke:y M.oule Cl1b 6:00 Five mar Finll John Daly A tbe NeW1 Dlmeyl!nd Navy Lor Ollie and Hmlol Ford Tlleater Wedne&dar Nlrht F11hta Sportacope Nowa of the N)lhl '!'heater 11 The Lito NOWI 11:35 Slrn Off · · and Mrs. Jert')' C. Ward, lowed pULl and needed Us atom~ Middleport, are. announcing t h ~ , ach pumped o~t. She wu tbe m~rrlaJe or theJr daue~ter, Ru ._., daulbfer or Mra. Vivian P'lanap Ahce to A/lc J.ackson Curti• Win' i:lietter, ton ol Mr. and MI'A Wilth·r t0'72 QuiCk Road, COlumbus, 0., Winchester, r;orth Clrolina Mrs, · · · Wlnchetter, who Ill a auruate of a~a;yln1 overnilbt ln the bote,, In ' · M:Jddlep6rt High SCh!>Ql, hl.a beo .l another eall l,pm11diately alteremPloye~ In D~on. ward the oquacl took .i.l!>orl . jilt- The delicious flavor.diff~rence in. Folier's is AID, UIY ,.,...tor Extenalon Ladd~, Seartold- Hoards, lhop Clotba. Clinton J'lsber, Middleport Phone ~X: ·11 1 tf Phone -'X 622'/. 11'"'"""'..'. j N!abt IIOil(m • Pbono PLYJI:OU'I'.II I I II (!l, Auto Soles -. ·- schl!~, W.1 Main, I A group of relatives held a ple. . GRUI!SilB BLOCK CO. I MUM North of , _• .., WE BUY . ent ITIIUCTUUI. I BIAMI llcttAP IRON- MITALl mu... ~" 88. B-l-3t·· itev• bH~ 10ld. Bl.. ttnat'l, - - ~. - - - Pomf##: · 5-ai.flte '(} 71 Help Wanted $2.•.lllf: Ooly i#l5 OHIO' VALLEY JUNK CO. m.... 'Mr. and 1111: Rooob P!ivra MQ. wrilht llousi.. ChiT: lleotlle,llrer«filltors""'ft-thtiiD!l. day witb . tlr. and lira. Karold Rqush. , . · . and Mrs. Roberi: ·JI'tl!l'elf, DanYiUe, W. Va., vialted. ree-Hu, wltllllr. an61li-• S' -1· - m'u'-.' ... '-' aJC lrr. anti an. Sial~ Nice aod daughter, Mils JaCkie Wieal. New· ark sPent Memorial 'nay with &lr. lind Mrr L L. ~ · Mr. a~d , Mu JaMes Webb and 1011, Mrs,. Albirta Alexander or ColumbUI, Mt and Mra. ·.roe Foa. ter and daupti>r· of Iil)'too were ~lora over tlle week end of Mr. an~ ¥1-•. Ralph Webb. Mrt. OcUe · Helney wu retnrned to her home. Friday, from Jleits Gerteral.HO!IIpital. Mr. and Mrs ~ Carroll BaJ1er, ton ilr. Aria 1 · ,,.....,._ .I'A1Mfl1iM _ __ PAl'iMIA/fOIIIG L • ·v. I~..,. IM:1M. 'll'to 54141 ~~ •-"'?" 1 w!: ,.~~~Mrrl. ~d ~· With VldlrJ-r:! ..-.n: .,o- ...,. .. New Furniture .-r.. rox Hr. and 811'4' GIUeteneamp at LolldcmviU,, Ollkr. spend- and f~Ry eatled oa tbelr parent& .~n~ the .bldw ..... at theJr home Mr. and lira. L. &. Gluewnc•p. •ner $299.00 Memorla1 Day. Mr .,.. loin. J!l'alt01' McDade of Mr. u1 IIH: RaJ •mlaad fam· · Troy: clltU'. ttlttd the latter'• moth.., iii:~ I!lilfta'.llowlh. · . Gay Caato of Little WuhiDJton, Pill., is •isiHnr hi• 'd aters. Ocie Heiney at'.d C1ora Mae Ftsher. ' ......., . . Hllyn'Rdl -.. .lfn.l Uy, EuC IJftrJOOl are v1.ttta1 hiJ parento, •l lr. an4 - · Chart' Cc;dm.n. Mn. Wilma FUeb md dncbtet Jpent • day ruent1y. '!~ llr. and Mn. Lawrenu Gluatnearp. BAKER · FURNITURE · .. ne JriCideR Clmtor fD llliltlleport ,-- - - - - + - --- . ---- ----......____----- 'Right tloWn the, line" everyone will _· 1 PreS'ent were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dunfee and family of Waterford; Mr. and Mr.o:. Nathan Biggs and family, Rutland Road: Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Bicp -'and ' damghter; Mrs. O!Ue ·nra:g~· and James Biggs, Pomeroy, · Mrs. Fred Thabet Is Honored Guest At Stork Shower with an ELECTIIC lATER HEATER· Mrs. Fred Thabet of Mason was honored on Friday evening, May 31, with a stor" ihdwer g'iven at the -home of M'ra: lAWrence Foreman in Mason. Mrs. Jane Abbott, .tlster ot Mra. Thabet, was co-hostess lor the .affair. -Notice• · Le."OI I' LiOAL NOTICI -• • 1 Est te Sllorllf'o S.t. - ~.. ' Comolllri. Plok Court CWI- ~~~.lonol ..,. .. C•'Wdfrl., L... - · . PI!DM Tho lfote of 011!01 Moll' Couaty li. • $-lUll ·,: . , All•• .,..,..... Ill 1----:~~ 11. Iluetfaar'o, Pomeroy. · ll-28o8tc · Wl ..tq ,.,;.~-,. ~..,...· ' .ULii.IIOZIII for fllro, ........ lDeO l!'lllot VI ~~~ 2 dr•. Han : .. WoorMnto, I""""'Jii... ·11. M B!oolliW'"' ~- !!:Ioise, Ponfejdl IUid, ~ ·ood 11r1. TbonfN Ha)dil. weN · Memorial Day luesta.: ot IIJ. an.d Mrs. CJi..Q. Dailey. -" 'u11d leftt( For L•il"' <!Jff. .. Iir¥-•· Re bas ing WUUte at u.e kome of Mrs. Eva NEW YOI!K UP - Mrr. Jab Barke's Dedieaf.e baa been a• top Might or 128 pouadl David Brewer, Columblll, IP"nt aiped for Saturday•, rwm.l.q: of the ..,,. M<Jilorlal'IJIJ oo!Jlo kl&paffl1ts, llr. OO&oddod lletropolitan Haodl..p llel!fter ~~bode. mot... la in • aocl 1o1rs. fl'ltlat- eunditlolll. A·3C Jamu lffehit', 10ft of Law- at BelmoDt Park. · , · renee RJtchle ~eft S(U)d;jy ror Oat-1-;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;r.to,my,. of ~old. •ll'""t the laud, CaU~ !tom where be will leave for Goam., .oth •~~ po Mr. and llrf. ~·A eo'IOn, IDtiJB. ·~ *it: ·- . Mr. and Mf.J, AtUJur Allen and .._ latW! ~ Cbloru1 children, :Newark, alld Jim Allen (h(D!'. &Jn. Cora eJJI)_, mem·r 8 pent Heil:lodll ' .Mn. ~ ei..J!tetne: CbtPfc:r 4Jf t¥e P.ast- Blva Dilley lltd· elilcfteJI, O_t!l stai;i •!tended U1e GO.Ih ann!. Mr. and lin. Illrold Vanlleter ~ J. frie. O£S ... Barr . ·n . d ..- -.. I an4 lalll!ly, Ealt u.orpooi, •~ at VI e lion _a,. evea Jl&. fbft '!Rtlt W .W.Ul \II lJCetltll, Kr.. t •..A!a:~·~~~! =etof~-t re. and Mrt:. Cbatle• Van Mettr. ole reeently at Forked Run Lake. 5 room apartment, 218~ Main St., Pomeroy. can 251 or see Dt. K. 111Ge "88" 2 dr. ·HOI' I 5 22 tf 'l'op. • .00. O•ly 13,!1el D. Alllllhary. mile-,. stee~:· ( 16) F R 1nr 1M lll'~flfi.1!, a.gwet Blaettnar·o, or· or Sa.Ie PoDt.. !-21-Gtc Girl's 28 in. bicycle, .rood eor.t\ ' Uon, trade for g!rl's 20 in. O" · ' ..1158 P'.ntlao VI 2 dr. Sedan. 24 tn. bivycle. Phone Pomeny ft.iMAlOi t .....IOftal In , ewrp .,_,, iiily lf.OIII nlll,.. Mrs. Jll.'et Stivers is spending a days with relatives in Colum· CONCRETI! BLOCKS ~- 1811. Groe.er, bus. UlDd(lw blinds, POT'fh and Lawn Furniture. Free es~litel. Dale Wlppe! Supply, 21~ Union Ave., Po~eroy, 4 25 tmoc 1 - ~ ~ .;'Ullom .Iiotal ~ . wANTED- AT ONCE. trock drive.· dr. S'eda~& . tl·,IO&.OO. Powe , to haul produce to Pittaburg-11. atoe>~at. wlndawl, , R li Albot:t Hill, Letart Fails. tM-·SNN"eftt.. ~a -IIIII! lleojley, Ml• . ....,_ ..... .~Ralph. •!JottY'IIot<liUioOn, ....., Wolte ou. X.. an6 11<1. 1-. - - Jr. ver, Pt. l'l~n~. ~b '.Estep, Ill•· luoYo .._... d the lllrdl of a aon, w.vo.~WO: 1111110 ~"".,.aM . ,.,. - · . 1: Jlrc allif · Ttiue_n~~. ·urr. r.-. " Top. "" l'ent -:--~~tria. watipap~ ttaamer. Clinton Fi~er, Mid· dtoport. Ph. 626:J.X Uol til I when the lntant accid.!mtallsr awal-- Mr. WJrH -·· Rll<iM IL B. 11.\'I\ILIHG~ SONS CO. - :11 Cloth, Nylon, Flbef(lass Awnlbgs, llolll' · Service. D11 Porc'b · !hiHler,:venetlin blinds, ; 10:03 ScanninK: the Weather 6:15 6:80 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 i 9:4G 10:00 10:10 ll:h Pora- Rodney Dowl'lling Navy bUlfold, wltli ap· For Rent - LOST - 9:00 U. S: Steel RoDt' 10:00 Up-to·the-mtntt_~ ~~ 1141 For o1GabofpeJ~. '~_. tu~ed: to1 METROPOLITAN f.osr & Found f6) 8:30 rve Got A Secret II:QO 12:00 12:15 12:80 1:00 2:00 3:30 4:00 5:00 116-m Real Estate Bro"er 6:15 Douglas Edwards 1 6 :3~ My Friend FliCka "i :00 Arthur Godfrey Show 8:00 Millionaire 10:69 C'., Lehew~ ~ WHTN-TV Channel13--- 10:56 Sign On 11 :00 Marshall College mmmn Ciln I.AE[Jt<lflto 10:10 The Late Show TUESDDAY CHANNEL 13 O'IRIUI & CROW Realty Coi!IPGIJJ this one. Comniunlty · ·c hurch starttnc 2 Year old full stock Guerru~ey INTI!RESTI!D PE~NS Farm, 130-aet~e!l, !even room June 3 with Evangelist, R.ev. kei&r, fr'r.h 1st of August. Lee bouse, large barth- good \oc · SHOULD CAI.L 45! Knotts, 1\1. 33. · 6 3 Sip !rnest 'rhomas~ Pnstor, Dou t- TO'MA.TO PLANTS-W.ay Ahezd , tion. Owner is old and wants To See .TJiese· Gciod Bu11. I•~ Ctrcle. B·31-8tc! Suga.- Lump, F8ncy Mixed. Brarl to gel\. Make us an offer.. l:arl D. Mender, Rea1tor =~r::-Tea(otd, Sy~acuse, 907-M. Pearl Parker, Agent - - - - ' , - - - - lF;i\"AI\J> - !OJ 8-J-31< --:Pomeroy, Ph. 201 in1 to lhe ::::=.=:----::::=:---:::-:;----:-;::: motorin datnaled my lot MINNOWS, worms and nignt 6-1·3le ~-~ d "-Jo Beach Grove €eJMt.er31' o~ Go W. craWlers~ See Bill QualiJ, Xe .r Mrs. Emma Leifheit an Pf"'· Grindley, SyracUse, Phone 3642. St., Pom~roy. 5-29-tltp Lehew, fro-spec~ Hill Theodore Good Clean Used ' 6 3 3tp Aluminum oorilblnatloa: lllorJn and and Mr. and Mrs, WUDI,Jl\ AD ll!ldet aad M<Mfell Syracmre, spent Sundar in Colum• Kt 1 . . .j 0IWt llt!reen windowa and doors. St-e6l bus wUh Mr. and Mn. William lh SamiOftfte Luua&e _ Lane Cedi! •rrd aluminuwt awnLnJa. lf!d oanhew and sons. Ttuly Were aceomClluts _ J'lln...... oplet. Coli William Radford, AUTO SALES panled home by ' . Tt!dd• on. ~ J'o'•· • J'riil~alre lie · atora. Iloct Spriop. $ 2 1mop. ' J t '' ny who wiJl viii their _Bob' ,uilllhir•, • Ohlt GRAVELt TIIAcToR So\LIS and grandmother, Mrs. Lehew. 29 4 · · tt Sorvlco. R. A. Flntaw, 012 E. Mr. and Mrs. !<'red bunfee and II.U:· WABD Maio st .• Pome,.y. _ 4 27 u tamily of Waterford were l'«!ent guests of Mr. and Mra:. -Nithan 1 wlab my nelrhhors aod, .Re~ Biggs Bi:d lamlly. ~lencli for thfij baalltiCul cards, APAR'I'MENT, 3 rooms, bath. 156 Mr. and Mril, Dana HJttD and 11\'BUIIANCE AGI!NCY the ¥elp dtmend K~pital, eso Mulberry Ave., Zana Baxter. Mr. and M". Robert HyaeU •• PIN, Automotdh•, Healttl peelal.ly the DUrstS aruJ· Dr. Bu.. 6 4 3tp Columbus Were week end JUHtl! M:CIDIII~ trlmlt, (~ tbeir li:ndneu durin; or Mr. an·d Mrs. NathlJII BiOs .tnd Ufo, C...tly on• '"Y monl lilt... , ' HOUSE AND LA!IGE LOT on family. ' Mra. otie lk!lney Water St. in Syracuse, $35.00 per Mr. and Ml'f. Jt. B. Willtlna r~ Letm J!IU.t, Ohio month. CaU 452 Pomeroy. In MIDDLEPDRT"OHIO tO their h'ome, llancuterl alter a week ema SLEEPING for rent. Call her mother, Mrs. Addie . :188-Y. 6 4 3tp !J, lin. aua JOnt, Ml. aad Kn. cturJ. ntcfa aad · Gordan. Jtmea w ·~itb nre r~ family ealled on ba' nwt.ber and LETART. 'fAUS . . . . eeot , _ ot l . I . ta.bort. !atb.. JU, and lJIJa. Charlet Van 'Mie Ea...,nw fo-Il clut> Dltt Tbe Rev .md Mrw, Plo1d Worloo llrf.. lud OO.Ilao Io -'I!O.IIdl•l Motor. lor .. 21 at lhe PlnlorJtlaa c!-1 man or Ute- . Letart Palla <bar-, l8tlJe tleiM In Columbus .W. Mr. ..__ with lin. Opal Pavil 1114 lofb -• lira. Dolt G,.... )(r_ and MPt. T . R ~ ••YII' , ...... Mra. Cl'lilrl•t Sa-t. A-'~e Grove '"" ._.o. I> ,. ,le• ·l l....., c~" II L-- M'morial and llr< 9.'. E. S~IAO - -1 w oe 1r. and · f amur • New \'orli:: ·-nt ~ Banln ay Audtey SlaiN aad ....._ Ol•dJ.J Brotben:, advilor1, ln. e'h~• • ,... r ................. •OW4' tl' Han'lloo'lilkt Md hive witb her r•ther, Pearl ..,_ to attend tloe · KobJ:rt Cozlrt 11 a ln demoDitntion wu lfvea N W'hat enee a! hateolde, Ohio:" purclluod · ~~wo · llrJ. lolln stout tf)e marb Oft pltttfllt mean \y • &ome- · tbeMn. M:etl.l General Hotp . Mrs. Cora Webb viaited her hut• Qma Authenon, James AD- Darlene Smith. RefretJ'I:mentl were We have lor ban"" tecentlv who •- employed In Jtn, Cbuia,. Ptble,-, Mn. E1-.._ 'fi...l1 _.a INTilRilSTED IIUYilRS' • ' thek ~ Jhe attended .enore s tout, .Ju....tv,., 1Jut ~ thenon, Mn. ~· the ,.,...yJI'Muatic)a auu two awved to ~21 membera and 1 Marie~. White _,,..., , 0 r ebildren attended and DwT'tOD ·-.ere dlnnet .JI{eatl lull· ........ _,_ tuest• prnent.-.lm")' J'riet. TWO NICk ill i\'Oiiby the . &utero- 9tar raa~thm ••• ~ ~ J1r d ~~ J 0 boo -.. t or Ml:t . Authenon'l ifl'uuuMI5MH'• • an - ·· ~-u · Ru- II',., 11 Lowell, Thur"'*f Run, Pomerdy. Medium priced their brftllfa~t tile followlai _, w Cheater's Junior 9o and Sew IJ'rt momi.na at the !Wto Jtilla:.Club. RepaiF wort bat beam on. the ~~· under $3000. Mr. and Mn. BIIJi Q~Jeea. Mar· Jb:rrt,onvlJle tbiii'Cih. Attendance evenln&. May 2t at. the advilof"A flome-, Mlf. !etta, Mr. and Mn fiood Bow~ WM :II tor Suftd87 lcbool SuDday. Hrt. Robert Dural ud 10n. Tom. EM:fier W-ri~ where the project" SOUND ?·ROOM· HOME, bath, ard, . ._Mr. and>Mrs. CflftQrd\1BJt.- . Obert M'ttkinl il muclt lJDproved my and Sbariee Y1.11 Meter lri.sited IutOn wa1 coolits and eakn. A all utilities, Wright St., Porn tiiletoD and Mn. \flrrlab :Roberts and hu ben -retuna.ed home from Mr. and lin. Jamea Smttb and dflmon!lCration on rlrt{nJ" and me.-!arlng flour w a s liven to MV"r. eroy. Two Jara:e Jots adjoining. or · c'he•hl.re were goellJ ~ntty ltobl!r ROifltaL . ranally Friday eveninct membtn attendiog and thr~e Priced to sell at $6.GOO. , of~Mr. aFn1d ~·· MeHJivllin H~atd. .,!'t'he~N!'!/!t~'~~:! =~· The WSCS met at the home of I'Uhtl. -JoAnn J'rtd:er. ~" oitfth , pauent at _ ......... • · Maxine Dunt, prnidmt, WednesJ •~ H'oiPJw: Jt impnwln1 ltom WJ110n. daJ e.eniii.J. Tkere were te'Veta SEVERAL LUGE Catm proGilTS TOP WIIGHT pertles. '/ ., JdajiP -•d ~!11 be reMt. .and. Mrs. Cbii"!M S.., are IDftllber.- prelt'llt. 'l'be nest meet. .. 7:30 8o1to11 Blackle 11:00 Valiant Lady 11:15 Love of Lift. 11 :30 Search tor Tqoontow 11 :4$ Guldlni Lllhl 12:00 Katie'l Kltcben 12:30 As Uie Worl4 Turn• ·1:00 Our Miss Brooks . 1 :30 Housepart)' · 2:00 Big Payoff· MU'I1NG at l!aael oi!Mn!a $1.00. Oblturioo ! l"'rf<'III'I'JVDIIIVILLE HAI!IIIIOIMU.I Hood ud LETART FAW _ ft ·OO Actic.n 6:00 Al!tioa 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 11 :00 11:30 Jimmie eight acres, live rooms, $~ . 100 Residence, Pomeroy, seven roo .. la an~ bn,th, large lot, $3,500. , • Residence, clost.l-i n, three rooms porcb, extra nice lot, $2.200. Tomato PJants--lar1e pinl, Mex1· Farm, 121)..acrt-s, seven rooflt call!, non-*ld, eut or schooli. hOwe, large hflrn, o'ther outWilHam Rolmee. Syracuse. buildln&!t, timber, rruit, pl~n·y liat,~r. Setter take a look at S+-3tc " . l:lti• ol TbBb aJRI Sooolal N'otlceo tuhliJhocl a l l - DOr word. !h. b.trn, brol>der house, two chicken house9, bui l•Jings ex:n good condition. On state highway. Let us .!how you this on:-. ftesfdence, rlose'-ln, tour room.~, large porch, garden, otlier buildings, blackti.JP road, $3,5()1). R'esidence, Mappy dollow road, • • eeat1 por word. one tnxr11on. IJIDimum cltar[fe IIOc--' oentr JOt' word for lbree' ......,.live lnterifono. I.Peeill.- ODe mont& for a 1eenta per wotd. fU8 rlle ol ~- ceoto: ~ Wl>rd will be char~~"<! for adnrtlolnr II aoe pl[d 1l>t tiofore llielmtlliteach moatb followtorlmertloo. Ernn b.l Adft#IM~hould be reported Immediately. 'l'ho Doti7 ~nUiJol wiU ootllo reoDOIIolble for mOJO t11ao one lttcof. Cartoons News Pietul'l Waterfront Weaihereast Sports E)'e NBC News Mayor of the Town Father Know& Best !Craft TV Theater This is Ynur Life 0 Henry Playbouae '..\ rooms and· bath. drJUble e:arage, RATES 3:45 Modern Romanaces 4 :00 Cometly Tlll\e 4:30 Movietlme bouse Farm, OanvlUe area: "26-.tet"el!, PH~E 398 2;00qMatinee Thn~r 3:00 QU~en for Ill Day ranch IIOOIWI, bath, half bath, fun baSement, d miles from Pom,· roy Phone ~3-Y. 5-29-Btc WANT AD·S tUM) Tic Tac Douab 11:30 12:0Q 1:00 1:30 Ne.w modern J'Oa C:O:NIIIJTB1f1' DJIPENtiAIL& RESULTS 10:00, The Price Is Rlgbt 10:3Q Truth or CpN~eqUe!leel --==--- -----;oo As a matter of record, exactly who was backing the bill ne· ver was widely publicized. They must have been !tightened by the opposition that arose from schools and charitable &nd church Institutions. They pulled In their necks, and tbe bill died. TUPPER LAKE. Wednesday WCHS·T<V Channell not clear. ' 0 : ~5 I CHANNEL ~ WED. io the Brown 1 :00 Today BuUding, West Maln·st., June 13 9:00 Romper Room 10:00 The Price b Ria:ht tllrollfh 15. 10:30 Truth or Con•equencea SCOUT COUNCILOR 11 :00 Tie Tac-Douah • William (Pete) wer~er , Explo~er IL30 it Could Be You Scout, will be a Councllor ln. Tram· 12:00 Currer.t tnr at Camp Arrowhead, th111 sum· 1:00 My LJttle Marfle 1:30 T~ nnessee Ernie mer from June 9 to August 11. Explorer werner, son ef Mr. ami 2:00 Matinee Theater llrs. G. G. wetner, has attepded 3:00 Que:en fer " Day tbree !ummer eamps at Arrowh~ 3:45 Modern RomancM and also vl•ited Phll~ont, the !'ift. 4:00 Corn~v Tlme 4 :30 Movietlme UOnal Scout Camp. 5:30 Cartoc.ona 5:45 News ·tteadUnet • FIELD DAY June 6 Is the date o} the Field 6:00 Spinach Playhouse Duy to be be1d at the home- of or- 630 Weathercut landeth Lehman, Gore, ·Route 75,, 6:85 Sporta !}ye out of LOgan The all·day meeting 6•45 NBC News 7:00 Arthur Murray P!lrtr .starts at 10 a. m. and Mr. Lehm<~n 7:30 Panle ha~ arranged for a professor ~rom OSU to l)e on t'he program. All 8 :00 Jane Wyman Show Gsrden Club members are invited 8:30 Circle Theater 9:30 Fed·~al Men to join tbc nature-loven. 10·00 AMan CalJjd X 10;30 Newa Hea<flines PLAN FlDWER S~OW • Monday June 10, has been set 10:40 Nitewatch for a eom'mlttee meeting of Flow- 12:00 Toni1ht er Show chalrmen from all Gar· 1:00 SIGN OFF den clubs In the county. The meetIng will be held at 2 p. m. at the Pomeroy JUnior High School auditorium when Mrs. David Koblentz TUESD-AY and Mr1. Karl Kautz, co-chairmen 7:00 Jimmie Dean of the CoUnty-wide Flower Show to be held on June 1~16, will com- 7·30 Boston mlilckie 8:00 Captain Kanaa:roo plete their plans for the !how. e:30 Corliss Archer 9:00 Garry Moore 9:30 Arthur GQdrre:t 10.30 Strike. It Rich 11:00 Valtent Lady 11:1:1- Love of Life 11 :30 Search for Tomorrow 11 :45 Guidin1 Light 12:00 Katie'd Ki,tcben 12:30 As the World Turns 1:00 Our Mlss Broo~J 1:30 Roll!leparty 2:00 Big Payoff 2:30 Bob r.rosby Show , 3:00 Brl,ibter Day · 3:1!5 Secret 3torrQ 3:30 Edge of Nieht 4:00 The Early Show :1:30 Your Esso Reporter :1:45 Sports Parade \ rhers, lodges. and many individuals in Ohio and in Meigs County. We reralt particularly Mrs. Guy Reynolds, kindergar· ten teacher in the Middleport Schools. Kindergarten chihfren are urged each year to save <~II their tax stamps and eacb yeat quite substantial amounts are realized with Which to buy valuable teaching aids and other needed equipment for the department . Mrs . Reynolds reports that the children usually save enough stamps to provide about $75 per year. With It many fine musical and instructional record aJbums have been purchased. Aux· iliary chairs and tables. a rocking ch&lr set, many fine books and a quite cleverly built doll-sized house have been gained from stamp redemptions over recent years. Many church organizations religiously save tax stamps and thereby provide a source of revenue to their own treasuries and those of their churches. When this· bill was pending Rep. George Meinhart said here that most commercial institutions and organizations such as the Retail Merchants Association, Ill• Restaurant Aasoclatlon, and a host of others, opposed the bfll. Why it was opposed by these people. who it would seem should be In favor of it, was TUESDAY • 1 Rummage Sale ' • •_,tloa rates: Dellverr._lly canier where svallable 30 cents pe1 .....:; ane year in adYanot at Tbe Dally Sentinel offlce, $U.Gi?i m aoatlu.. $'7.80; three Montlu, $3.90. B7 motor route where av111.1able • • mantb 81. By J1W1 olle year M; ai.J: montbl, $4.~; tJlree moafba ~-GO.;one month. $1. rubUahed I!W!'J afternooo exrept Sundar by The Ohio Vallep Sen tlDtL lAc., ,#_1 110 .Mechanic St., Pomt!rtJY, 0 . Bualaeu office pbooe·oSte edJtorl.al omce phon- 397. TELEVISION GUIDE WSAZ -TV ChonPtel3 · '-- ·~ .. · WA'Y. S. ~ Waltor Prlnldlft Gil_,. No. 12.~ ; .11rrll· ·--.. ...'.,._ : 'rn pur•ua·nce· Of an oreier of sale of real eatate in the above e-ntitled action t9 me direeted as Sbe~itf . ot M:eiP CO., 1 will offer for publie auction at door . ·or CoUrt Bo.use, - PomeroY, Ohio, in the above . county o~ at 10:00 • to a Ewt:n• aml:iu- Pomeroy Enter1er.ef ~quadmen ·l.tnee .w)llc I)CIIT1e4 him to Rolur ~ r-uahed " baby · to . Meip General Hospital about 11 :)0 l11t nljht HtJpltal. \ -· 11:50 a.m. ( You taate It-In ever:r•t•ID• cup-tbo· uniiiuaUy rich, taaty flavor Of aatutl'l ' ..~. cbolce81 coffee( For chu'e what Folp'a il-a ~iqu• and individuallllond of natll!lll~lll.,.. ,..,., ) ~... :;mo~~;: ~~;;,· 11ro"" ~~m th~ i• ' · ) · an abundance oi lertil~olc:anic 10U. 'QI'ill. tropic ntn, ••d year-round sunlight, Ire cone~~: ~'~ jl\e m"!!.) • • 1 flavor known. f . • .. _ re;anljn~ :r~" In -·. Diotinotivtlr ' · ~,tt....Ur SlnJ)'~Unmiaca~y FoJaer'al ../ : '" ' . ,,j biaq~,Ver tor youroelf the >.M"'\nllin·Grown colfee. , ; •• fla$ , Mountain·Grown coffeal~ ... •dolyin~ . ~ r 11"1 1 · ~ '"'" --~ I D•ily on 990 spot . . • On,,Your u Rodlo .Dial I • . Wi'lttt .. ' .' .... ' . ; ' IIOulh. . A reeeptloo was· held at the home of the &ride's parents folloWt inc the Semo11Jf, i The net~ Mt. ~d Mrs. Carnahan wUI reSide in Ractne. . ual'l' !9\11, 11112, a•~ recorded I~ .11111>t>.,e 402 Records Deed a of 'Meigs County, Ohlo. · Said pnmiaes appraJsed at $1,000.00 and cannot be 90ld for less than % of appraisement. Robert C. Hartenbath or Volum~ ' ' (Sheri!!) Webster & Fultz. ,, • (Attorneys~ (6) 4, 11, 18, 25 17) 2, Ste _........... 6. LDII1EI .U$1111 Allalllt .llillll lmh'llllt ct11n1 �. ... . -· .. ·- ·· -, -~- .-·-,... - ·. .. -·· ' ~~ Sellllnel. Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., June 4, 19117 • . -·-· post ·Daily Sentinel Day Book • To IN'D:B.ESTS OF HEIGS-HASON .UU YOLILl. JUfaT -4-tAVE. Tc G.ET USE'O \0 \\) - D S. DWIN- OINIUI. MANAGU RIYNOLD I. OIIIINI - IDITOl !fau.a.J ~ roj>nliOntaU~ BotllneliJ-Kimball. lao., M! l..lll.afOiiA.._, N.., Yoilt Cily, 1B. N. T. kerM 11 MeOad a.. maWn1 matter at t~ -···~-~- SACRED · The Daily Sentinel Dli90'111D - ·-·... -· oftlce at Pom RUMMAOi! IALI ·T be Third Friday t.:lub will bold • Midf/leport Kindergarten Will Be Glad That Bill To Remove Redemption Value 01 Tax Stamps Has Been Allowed To Die We see in the papers, as Will Rogers uoed to write. that the General Assembly has let die the bill to do 'away with sates tax stamps and with it the privilege of redeeming them . with the state t~easurer for three per cent of their face amount. This is welcomed news to church organizations, schOOL tea· REPORT ,UA HARYIST oml beaver N. Y.-Otler trappers are $4,6{l(l ~:55 richer thank• to 11 heavy pelt harve.u lhi1 spring. f:amc prolet· lor <.:laren{'e Savard rt~ported 36 tro~~ppers brought ln 317 pelts and seven otters • .,.. On , 6:115 SIGN ON 7:00 Today 9:00 Romper Room It Copld Bo You - Current My Little Margle T_enneuee Ernie ~ :30. 5:~ 6:00 6:30 6:~ . 8 :45 · '7 :00 '7 :30 8:00 9:00 9:30 )0:00 ~0:30 toi'f I!I!'Ot'fioot. (!) Notices -~-:--- lUMVA~ TBA News Headllnea 10:40 Nltewiteb 12:._00 TonJeht Weatherman 6:15 Douglas Edwards TeltJ)hone TJme Phil Sl~vers Show' beaver for tu;:· 10~00 Private Secretary To Tell the Truth Red Skelton $641')00 Question .Spike Jones Show tJP-to-tfi~minMt~ New1 10:05 ScannJni uti"'W'eatber 10:1~ n-;;----- 8:00 Captain Kangaruo 8:30 · Corliss ArCher 9:00 Garry Moore 9:30 Arthur Gcuifrl!f · 10:30 Slrlke It Rl•b . The Late Sbow ' :r( 2 J C'ord Of'Thc!nl<.s to U..nk Bob Crosby Show. Brighter Day Setret Storm Ed~e of Nil(hl The Earl)' Show Your Esso Reporter 5:44 ·sports Parade 5:M Weatherman 2:30 3 :00 3:1G 3:30 4:00 6:30 12:00 12:1' 12:30 1 :00 Noou\ News Nei.hbors FL·ankie LaJne The Feminine Touch 2 :00 Afternoon Film Festfval KNOX GOIS TO BEARS CIUCAGO tfp - Ronnie- Knox, former UCL.\ quarterback who playe:4 for Hamll,ton ln Canada's Big Four Leque Ia~ year, signed Montt_.y wltb the CbJcago Bear!. 3:30 Life With Elllatelb 4:00 Cartoon Club 0:00 Mickey Mous~ Club 6 :00 Flve Star Fi•al 8:15 John Daly and News 6:30 Cheyenne 7 :30 Wyatt Earp 8:00 Broken ArroW , 8 : ~ DuPont Theater 9;00 I Spy 9:30 Public Defender 10:00 Newa of lho Nlrht 10:10 Tb~•ter 13 11:30 The Late News 11:35 SI1n Off prox.lmately $80.00, Saturday in Pomeroy. Reward. Mrs. Kenneth Detona:, Rt. 1, Pomeroy. 6 + atp I(Sbl Auto Services ' • --..,M>-rTI•.. ·AnMUnctcl CHANNEL 13 WED. Sign On Marshall CoUe1e Noon New• Neighbors LJberace The Feminine Tciueb Att~C)(In rllrn FiMival Life with Elizabetb Cartoon Club Mlcke:y M.oule Cl1b 6:00 Five mar Finll John Daly A tbe NeW1 Dlmeyl!nd Navy Lor Ollie and Hmlol Ford Tlleater Wedne&dar Nlrht F11hta Sportacope Nowa of the N)lhl '!'heater 11 The Lito NOWI 11:35 Slrn Off · · and Mrs. Jert')' C. Ward, lowed pULl and needed Us atom~ Middleport, are. announcing t h ~ , ach pumped o~t. She wu tbe m~rrlaJe or theJr daue~ter, Ru ._., daulbfer or Mra. Vivian P'lanap Ahce to A/lc J.ackson Curti• Win' i:lietter, ton ol Mr. and MI'A Wilth·r t0'72 QuiCk Road, COlumbus, 0., Winchester, r;orth Clrolina Mrs, · · · Wlnchetter, who Ill a auruate of a~a;yln1 overnilbt ln the bote,, In ' · M:Jddlep6rt High SCh!>Ql, hl.a beo .l another eall l,pm11diately alteremPloye~ In D~on. ward the oquacl took .i.l!>orl . jilt- The delicious flavor.diff~rence in. Folier's is AID, UIY ,.,...tor Extenalon Ladd~, Seartold- Hoards, lhop Clotba. Clinton J'lsber, Middleport Phone ~X: ·11 1 tf Phone -'X 622'/. 11'"'"""'..'. j N!abt IIOil(m • Pbono PLYJI:OU'I'.II I I II (!l, Auto Soles -. ·- schl!~, W.1 Main, I A group of relatives held a ple. . GRUI!SilB BLOCK CO. I MUM North of , _• .., WE BUY . ent ITIIUCTUUI. I BIAMI llcttAP IRON- MITALl mu... ~" 88. B-l-3t·· itev• bH~ 10ld. Bl.. ttnat'l, - - ~. - - - Pomf##: · 5-ai.flte '(} 71 Help Wanted $2.•.lllf: Ooly i#l5 OHIO' VALLEY JUNK CO. m.... 'Mr. and 1111: Rooob P!ivra MQ. wrilht llousi.. ChiT: lleotlle,llrer«filltors""'ft-thtiiD!l. day witb . tlr. and lira. Karold Rqush. , . · . and Mrs. Roberi: ·JI'tl!l'elf, DanYiUe, W. Va., vialted. ree-Hu, wltllllr. an61li-• S' -1· - m'u'-.' ... '-' aJC lrr. anti an. Sial~ Nice aod daughter, Mils JaCkie Wieal. New· ark sPent Memorial 'nay with &lr. lind Mrr L L. ~ · Mr. a~d , Mu JaMes Webb and 1011, Mrs,. Albirta Alexander or ColumbUI, Mt and Mra. ·.roe Foa. ter and daupti>r· of Iil)'too were ~lora over tlle week end of Mr. an~ ¥1-•. Ralph Webb. Mrt. OcUe · Helney wu retnrned to her home. Friday, from Jleits Gerteral.HO!IIpital. Mr. and Mrs ~ Carroll BaJ1er, ton ilr. Aria 1 · ,,.....,._ .I'A1Mfl1iM _ __ PAl'iMIA/fOIIIG L • ·v. I~..,. IM:1M. 'll'to 54141 ~~ •-"'?" 1 w!: ,.~~~Mrrl. ~d ~· With VldlrJ-r:! ..-.n: .,o- ...,. .. New Furniture .-r.. rox Hr. and 811'4' GIUeteneamp at LolldcmviU,, Ollkr. spend- and f~Ry eatled oa tbelr parent& .~n~ the .bldw ..... at theJr home Mr. and lira. L. &. Gluewnc•p. •ner $299.00 Memorla1 Day. Mr .,.. loin. J!l'alt01' McDade of Mr. u1 IIH: RaJ •mlaad fam· · Troy: clltU'. ttlttd the latter'• moth.., iii:~ I!lilfta'.llowlh. · . Gay Caato of Little WuhiDJton, Pill., is •isiHnr hi• 'd aters. Ocie Heiney at'.d C1ora Mae Ftsher. ' ......., . . Hllyn'Rdl -.. .lfn.l Uy, EuC IJftrJOOl are v1.ttta1 hiJ parento, •l lr. an4 - · Chart' Cc;dm.n. Mn. Wilma FUeb md dncbtet Jpent • day ruent1y. '!~ llr. and Mn. Lawrenu Gluatnearp. BAKER · FURNITURE · .. ne JriCideR Clmtor fD llliltlleport ,-- - - - - + - --- . ---- ----......____----- 'Right tloWn the, line" everyone will _· 1 PreS'ent were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Dunfee and family of Waterford; Mr. and Mr.o:. Nathan Biggs and family, Rutland Road: Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Bicp -'and ' damghter; Mrs. O!Ue ·nra:g~· and James Biggs, Pomeroy, · Mrs. Fred Thabet Is Honored Guest At Stork Shower with an ELECTIIC lATER HEATER· Mrs. Fred Thabet of Mason was honored on Friday evening, May 31, with a stor" ihdwer g'iven at the -home of M'ra: lAWrence Foreman in Mason. Mrs. Jane Abbott, .tlster ot Mra. Thabet, was co-hostess lor the .affair. -Notice• · Le."OI I' LiOAL NOTICI -• • 1 Est te Sllorllf'o S.t. - ~.. ' Comolllri. Plok Court CWI- ~~~.lonol ..,. .. C•'Wdfrl., L... - · . PI!DM Tho lfote of 011!01 Moll' Couaty li. • $-lUll ·,: . , All•• .,..,..... Ill 1----:~~ 11. Iluetfaar'o, Pomeroy. · ll-28o8tc · Wl ..tq ,.,;.~-,. ~..,...· ' .ULii.IIOZIII for fllro, ........ lDeO l!'lllot VI ~~~ 2 dr•. Han : .. WoorMnto, I""""'Jii... ·11. M B!oolliW'"' ~- !!:Ioise, Ponfejdl IUid, ~ ·ood 11r1. TbonfN Ha)dil. weN · Memorial Day luesta.: ot IIJ. an.d Mrs. CJi..Q. Dailey. -" 'u11d leftt( For L•il"' <!Jff. .. Iir¥-•· Re bas ing WUUte at u.e kome of Mrs. Eva NEW YOI!K UP - Mrr. Jab Barke's Dedieaf.e baa been a• top Might or 128 pouadl David Brewer, Columblll, IP"nt aiped for Saturday•, rwm.l.q: of the ..,,. M<Jilorlal'IJIJ oo!Jlo kl&paffl1ts, llr. OO&oddod lletropolitan Haodl..p llel!fter ~~bode. mot... la in • aocl 1o1rs. fl'ltlat- eunditlolll. A·3C Jamu lffehit', 10ft of Law- at BelmoDt Park. · , · renee RJtchle ~eft S(U)d;jy ror Oat-1-;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;r.to,my,. of ~old. •ll'""t the laud, CaU~ !tom where be will leave for Goam., .oth •~~ po Mr. and llrf. ~·A eo'IOn, IDtiJB. ·~ *it: ·- . Mr. and Mf.J, AtUJur Allen and .._ latW! ~ Cbloru1 children, :Newark, alld Jim Allen (h(D!'. &Jn. Cora eJJI)_, mem·r 8 pent Heil:lodll ' .Mn. ~ ei..J!tetne: CbtPfc:r 4Jf t¥e P.ast- Blva Dilley lltd· elilcfteJI, O_t!l stai;i •!tended U1e GO.Ih ann!. Mr. and lin. Illrold Vanlleter ~ J. frie. O£S ... Barr . ·n . d ..- -.. I an4 lalll!ly, Ealt u.orpooi, •~ at VI e lion _a,. evea Jl&. fbft '!Rtlt W .W.Ul \II lJCetltll, Kr.. t •..A!a:~·~~~! =etof~-t re. and Mrt:. Cbatle• Van Mettr. ole reeently at Forked Run Lake. 5 room apartment, 218~ Main St., Pomeroy. can 251 or see Dt. K. 111Ge "88" 2 dr. ·HOI' I 5 22 tf 'l'op. • .00. O•ly 13,!1el D. Alllllhary. mile-,. stee~:· ( 16) F R 1nr 1M lll'~flfi.1!, a.gwet Blaettnar·o, or· or Sa.Ie PoDt.. !-21-Gtc Girl's 28 in. bicycle, .rood eor.t\ ' Uon, trade for g!rl's 20 in. O" · ' ..1158 P'.ntlao VI 2 dr. Sedan. 24 tn. bivycle. Phone Pomeny ft.iMAlOi t .....IOftal In , ewrp .,_,, iiily lf.OIII nlll,.. Mrs. Jll.'et Stivers is spending a days with relatives in Colum· CONCRETI! BLOCKS ~- 1811. Groe.er, bus. UlDd(lw blinds, POT'fh and Lawn Furniture. Free es~litel. Dale Wlppe! Supply, 21~ Union Ave., Po~eroy, 4 25 tmoc 1 - ~ ~ .;'Ullom .Iiotal ~ . wANTED- AT ONCE. trock drive.· dr. S'eda~& . tl·,IO&.OO. Powe , to haul produce to Pittaburg-11. atoe>~at. wlndawl, , R li Albot:t Hill, Letart Fails. tM-·SNN"eftt.. ~a -IIIII! lleojley, Ml• . ....,_ ..... .~Ralph. •!JottY'IIot<liUioOn, ....., Wolte ou. X.. an6 11<1. 1-. - - Jr. ver, Pt. l'l~n~. ~b '.Estep, Ill•· luoYo .._... d the lllrdl of a aon, w.vo.~WO: 1111110 ~"".,.aM . ,.,. - · . 1: Jlrc allif · Ttiue_n~~. ·urr. r.-. " Top. "" l'ent -:--~~tria. watipap~ ttaamer. Clinton Fi~er, Mid· dtoport. Ph. 626:J.X Uol til I when the lntant accid.!mtallsr awal-- Mr. WJrH -·· Rll<iM IL B. 11.\'I\ILIHG~ SONS CO. - :11 Cloth, Nylon, Flbef(lass Awnlbgs, llolll' · Service. D11 Porc'b · !hiHler,:venetlin blinds, ; 10:03 ScanninK: the Weather 6:15 6:80 7:30 8:00 8:30 9:00 i 9:4G 10:00 10:10 ll:h Pora- Rodney Dowl'lling Navy bUlfold, wltli ap· For Rent - LOST - 9:00 U. S: Steel RoDt' 10:00 Up-to·the-mtntt_~ ~~ 1141 For o1GabofpeJ~. '~_. tu~ed: to1 METROPOLITAN f.osr & Found f6) 8:30 rve Got A Secret II:QO 12:00 12:15 12:80 1:00 2:00 3:30 4:00 5:00 116-m Real Estate Bro"er 6:15 Douglas Edwards 1 6 :3~ My Friend FliCka "i :00 Arthur Godfrey Show 8:00 Millionaire 10:69 C'., Lehew~ ~ WHTN-TV Channel13--- 10:56 Sign On 11 :00 Marshall College mmmn Ciln I.AE[Jt<lflto 10:10 The Late Show TUESDDAY CHANNEL 13 O'IRIUI & CROW Realty Coi!IPGIJJ this one. Comniunlty · ·c hurch starttnc 2 Year old full stock Guerru~ey INTI!RESTI!D PE~NS Farm, 130-aet~e!l, !even room June 3 with Evangelist, R.ev. kei&r, fr'r.h 1st of August. Lee bouse, large barth- good \oc · SHOULD CAI.L 45! Knotts, 1\1. 33. · 6 3 Sip !rnest 'rhomas~ Pnstor, Dou t- TO'MA.TO PLANTS-W.ay Ahezd , tion. Owner is old and wants To See .TJiese· Gciod Bu11. I•~ Ctrcle. B·31-8tc! Suga.- Lump, F8ncy Mixed. Brarl to gel\. Make us an offer.. l:arl D. Mender, Rea1tor =~r::-Tea(otd, Sy~acuse, 907-M. Pearl Parker, Agent - - - - ' , - - - - lF;i\"AI\J> - !OJ 8-J-31< --:Pomeroy, Ph. 201 in1 to lhe ::::=.=:----::::=:---:::-:;----:-;::: motorin datnaled my lot MINNOWS, worms and nignt 6-1·3le ~-~ d "-Jo Beach Grove €eJMt.er31' o~ Go W. craWlers~ See Bill QualiJ, Xe .r Mrs. Emma Leifheit an Pf"'· Grindley, SyracUse, Phone 3642. St., Pom~roy. 5-29-tltp Lehew, fro-spec~ Hill Theodore Good Clean Used ' 6 3 3tp Aluminum oorilblnatloa: lllorJn and and Mr. and Mrs, WUDI,Jl\ AD ll!ldet aad M<Mfell Syracmre, spent Sundar in Colum• Kt 1 . . .j 0IWt llt!reen windowa and doors. St-e6l bus wUh Mr. and Mn. William lh SamiOftfte Luua&e _ Lane Cedi! •rrd aluminuwt awnLnJa. lf!d oanhew and sons. Ttuly Were aceomClluts _ J'lln...... oplet. Coli William Radford, AUTO SALES panled home by ' . Tt!dd• on. ~ J'o'•· • J'riil~alre lie · atora. Iloct Spriop. $ 2 1mop. ' J t '' ny who wiJl viii their _Bob' ,uilllhir•, • Ohlt GRAVELt TIIAcToR So\LIS and grandmother, Mrs. Lehew. 29 4 · · tt Sorvlco. R. A. Flntaw, 012 E. Mr. and Mrs. !<'red bunfee and II.U:· WABD Maio st .• Pome,.y. _ 4 27 u tamily of Waterford were l'«!ent guests of Mr. and Mra:. -Nithan 1 wlab my nelrhhors aod, .Re~ Biggs Bi:d lamlly. ~lencli for thfij baalltiCul cards, APAR'I'MENT, 3 rooms, bath. 156 Mr. and Mril, Dana HJttD and 11\'BUIIANCE AGI!NCY the ¥elp dtmend K~pital, eso Mulberry Ave., Zana Baxter. Mr. and M". Robert HyaeU •• PIN, Automotdh•, Healttl peelal.ly the DUrstS aruJ· Dr. Bu.. 6 4 3tp Columbus Were week end JUHtl! M:CIDIII~ trlmlt, (~ tbeir li:ndneu durin; or Mr. an·d Mrs. NathlJII BiOs .tnd Ufo, C...tly on• '"Y monl lilt... , ' HOUSE AND LA!IGE LOT on family. ' Mra. otie lk!lney Water St. in Syracuse, $35.00 per Mr. and Ml'f. Jt. B. Willtlna r~ Letm J!IU.t, Ohio month. CaU 452 Pomeroy. In MIDDLEPDRT"OHIO tO their h'ome, llancuterl alter a week ema SLEEPING for rent. Call her mother, Mrs. Addie . :188-Y. 6 4 3tp !J, lin. aua JOnt, Ml. aad Kn. cturJ. ntcfa aad · Gordan. Jtmea w ·~itb nre r~ family ealled on ba' nwt.ber and LETART. 'fAUS . . . . eeot , _ ot l . I . ta.bort. !atb.. JU, and lJIJa. Charlet Van 'Mie Ea...,nw fo-Il clut> Dltt Tbe Rev .md Mrw, Plo1d Worloo llrf.. lud OO.Ilao Io -'I!O.IIdl•l Motor. lor .. 21 at lhe PlnlorJtlaa c!-1 man or Ute- . Letart Palla <bar-, l8tlJe tleiM In Columbus .W. Mr. ..__ with lin. Opal Pavil 1114 lofb -• lira. Dolt G,.... )(r_ and MPt. T . R ~ ••YII' , ...... Mra. Cl'lilrl•t Sa-t. A-'~e Grove '"" ._.o. I> ,. ,le• ·l l....., c~" II L-- M'morial and llr< 9.'. E. S~IAO - -1 w oe 1r. and · f amur • New \'orli:: ·-nt ~ Banln ay Audtey SlaiN aad ....._ Ol•dJ.J Brotben:, advilor1, ln. e'h~• • ,... r ................. •OW4' tl' Han'lloo'lilkt Md hive witb her r•ther, Pearl ..,_ to attend tloe · KobJ:rt Cozlrt 11 a ln demoDitntion wu lfvea N W'hat enee a! hateolde, Ohio:" purclluod · ~~wo · llrJ. lolln stout tf)e marb Oft pltttfllt mean \y • &ome- · tbeMn. M:etl.l General Hotp . Mrs. Cora Webb viaited her hut• Qma Authenon, James AD- Darlene Smith. RefretJ'I:mentl were We have lor ban"" tecentlv who •- employed In Jtn, Cbuia,. Ptble,-, Mn. E1-.._ 'fi...l1 _.a INTilRilSTED IIUYilRS' • ' thek ~ Jhe attended .enore s tout, .Ju....tv,., 1Jut ~ thenon, Mn. ~· the ,.,...yJI'Muatic)a auu two awved to ~21 membera and 1 Marie~. White _,,..., , 0 r ebildren attended and DwT'tOD ·-.ere dlnnet .JI{eatl lull· ........ _,_ tuest• prnent.-.lm")' J'riet. TWO NICk ill i\'Oiiby the . &utero- 9tar raa~thm ••• ~ ~ J1r d ~~ J 0 boo -.. t or Ml:t . Authenon'l ifl'uuuMI5MH'• • an - ·· ~-u · Ru- II',., 11 Lowell, Thur"'*f Run, Pomerdy. Medium priced their brftllfa~t tile followlai _, w Cheater's Junior 9o and Sew IJ'rt momi.na at the !Wto Jtilla:.Club. RepaiF wort bat beam on. the ~~· under $3000. Mr. and Mn. BIIJi Q~Jeea. Mar· Jb:rrt,onvlJle tbiii'Cih. Attendance evenln&. May 2t at. the advilof"A flome-, Mlf. !etta, Mr. and Mn fiood Bow~ WM :II tor Suftd87 lcbool SuDday. Hrt. Robert Dural ud 10n. Tom. EM:fier W-ri~ where the project" SOUND ?·ROOM· HOME, bath, ard, . ._Mr. and>Mrs. CflftQrd\1BJt.- . Obert M'ttkinl il muclt lJDproved my and Sbariee Y1.11 Meter lri.sited IutOn wa1 coolits and eakn. A all utilities, Wright St., Porn tiiletoD and Mn. \flrrlab :Roberts and hu ben -retuna.ed home from Mr. and lin. Jamea Smttb and dflmon!lCration on rlrt{nJ" and me.-!arlng flour w a s liven to MV"r. eroy. Two Jara:e Jots adjoining. or · c'he•hl.re were goellJ ~ntty ltobl!r ROifltaL . ranally Friday eveninct membtn attendiog and thr~e Priced to sell at $6.GOO. , of~Mr. aFn1d ~·· MeHJivllin H~atd. .,!'t'he~N!'!/!t~'~~:! =~· The WSCS met at the home of I'Uhtl. -JoAnn J'rtd:er. ~" oitfth , pauent at _ ......... • · Maxine Dunt, prnidmt, WednesJ •~ H'oiPJw: Jt impnwln1 ltom WJ110n. daJ e.eniii.J. Tkere were te'Veta SEVERAL LUGE Catm proGilTS TOP WIIGHT pertles. '/ ., JdajiP -•d ~!11 be reMt. .and. Mrs. Cbii"!M S.., are IDftllber.- prelt'llt. 'l'be nest meet. .. 7:30 8o1to11 Blackle 11:00 Valiant Lady 11:15 Love of Lift. 11 :30 Search tor Tqoontow 11 :4$ Guldlni Lllhl 12:00 Katie'l Kltcben 12:30 As Uie Worl4 Turn• ·1:00 Our Miss Brooks . 1 :30 Housepart)' · 2:00 Big Payoff· MU'I1NG at l!aael oi!Mn!a $1.00. Oblturioo ! l"'rf<'III'I'JVDIIIVILLE HAI!IIIIOIMU.I Hood ud LETART FAW _ ft ·OO Actic.n 6:00 Al!tioa 6:30 7:00 7:30 8:00 8:30 11 :00 11:30 Jimmie eight acres, live rooms, $~ . 100 Residence, Pomeroy, seven roo .. la an~ bn,th, large lot, $3,500. , • Residence, clost.l-i n, three rooms porcb, extra nice lot, $2.200. Tomato PJants--lar1e pinl, Mex1· Farm, 121)..acrt-s, seven rooflt call!, non-*ld, eut or schooli. hOwe, large hflrn, o'ther outWilHam Rolmee. Syracuse. buildln&!t, timber, rruit, pl~n·y liat,~r. Setter take a look at S+-3tc " . l:lti• ol TbBb aJRI Sooolal N'otlceo tuhliJhocl a l l - DOr word. !h. b.trn, brol>der house, two chicken house9, bui l•Jings ex:n good condition. On state highway. Let us .!how you this on:-. ftesfdence, rlose'-ln, tour room.~, large porch, garden, otlier buildings, blackti.JP road, $3,5()1). R'esidence, Mappy dollow road, • • eeat1 por word. one tnxr11on. IJIDimum cltar[fe IIOc--' oentr JOt' word for lbree' ......,.live lnterifono. I.Peeill.- ODe mont& for a 1eenta per wotd. fU8 rlle ol ~- ceoto: ~ Wl>rd will be char~~"<! for adnrtlolnr II aoe pl[d 1l>t tiofore llielmtlliteach moatb followtorlmertloo. Ernn b.l Adft#IM~hould be reported Immediately. 'l'ho Doti7 ~nUiJol wiU ootllo reoDOIIolble for mOJO t11ao one lttcof. Cartoons News Pietul'l Waterfront Weaihereast Sports E)'e NBC News Mayor of the Town Father Know& Best !Craft TV Theater This is Ynur Life 0 Henry Playbouae '..\ rooms and· bath. drJUble e:arage, RATES 3:45 Modern Romanaces 4 :00 Cometly Tlll\e 4:30 Movietlme bouse Farm, OanvlUe area: "26-.tet"el!, PH~E 398 2;00qMatinee Thn~r 3:00 QU~en for Ill Day ranch IIOOIWI, bath, half bath, fun baSement, d miles from Pom,· roy Phone ~3-Y. 5-29-Btc WANT AD·S tUM) Tic Tac Douab 11:30 12:0Q 1:00 1:30 Ne.w modern J'Oa C:O:NIIIJTB1f1' DJIPENtiAIL& RESULTS 10:00, The Price Is Rlgbt 10:3Q Truth or CpN~eqUe!leel --==--- -----;oo As a matter of record, exactly who was backing the bill ne· ver was widely publicized. They must have been !tightened by the opposition that arose from schools and charitable &nd church Institutions. They pulled In their necks, and tbe bill died. TUPPER LAKE. Wednesday WCHS·T<V Channell not clear. ' 0 : ~5 I CHANNEL ~ WED. io the Brown 1 :00 Today BuUding, West Maln·st., June 13 9:00 Romper Room 10:00 The Price b Ria:ht tllrollfh 15. 10:30 Truth or Con•equencea SCOUT COUNCILOR 11 :00 Tie Tac-Douah • William (Pete) wer~er , Explo~er IL30 it Could Be You Scout, will be a Councllor ln. Tram· 12:00 Currer.t tnr at Camp Arrowhead, th111 sum· 1:00 My LJttle Marfle 1:30 T~ nnessee Ernie mer from June 9 to August 11. Explorer werner, son ef Mr. ami 2:00 Matinee Theater llrs. G. G. wetner, has attepded 3:00 Que:en fer " Day tbree !ummer eamps at Arrowh~ 3:45 Modern RomancM and also vl•ited Phll~ont, the !'ift. 4:00 Corn~v Tlme 4 :30 Movietlme UOnal Scout Camp. 5:30 Cartoc.ona 5:45 News ·tteadUnet • FIELD DAY June 6 Is the date o} the Field 6:00 Spinach Playhouse Duy to be be1d at the home- of or- 630 Weathercut landeth Lehman, Gore, ·Route 75,, 6:85 Sporta !}ye out of LOgan The all·day meeting 6•45 NBC News 7:00 Arthur Murray P!lrtr .starts at 10 a. m. and Mr. Lehm<~n 7:30 Panle ha~ arranged for a professor ~rom OSU to l)e on t'he program. All 8 :00 Jane Wyman Show Gsrden Club members are invited 8:30 Circle Theater 9:30 Fed·~al Men to join tbc nature-loven. 10·00 AMan CalJjd X 10;30 Newa Hea<flines PLAN FlDWER S~OW • Monday June 10, has been set 10:40 Nitewatch for a eom'mlttee meeting of Flow- 12:00 Toni1ht er Show chalrmen from all Gar· 1:00 SIGN OFF den clubs In the county. The meetIng will be held at 2 p. m. at the Pomeroy JUnior High School auditorium when Mrs. David Koblentz TUESD-AY and Mr1. Karl Kautz, co-chairmen 7:00 Jimmie Dean of the CoUnty-wide Flower Show to be held on June 1~16, will com- 7·30 Boston mlilckie 8:00 Captain Kanaa:roo plete their plans for the !how. e:30 Corliss Archer 9:00 Garry Moore 9:30 Arthur GQdrre:t 10.30 Strike. It Rich 11:00 Valtent Lady 11:1:1- Love of Life 11 :30 Search for Tomorrow 11 :45 Guidin1 Light 12:00 Katie'd Ki,tcben 12:30 As the World Turns 1:00 Our Mlss Broo~J 1:30 Roll!leparty 2:00 Big Payoff 2:30 Bob r.rosby Show , 3:00 Brl,ibter Day · 3:1!5 Secret 3torrQ 3:30 Edge of Nieht 4:00 The Early Show :1:30 Your Esso Reporter :1:45 Sports Parade \ rhers, lodges. and many individuals in Ohio and in Meigs County. We reralt particularly Mrs. Guy Reynolds, kindergar· ten teacher in the Middleport Schools. Kindergarten chihfren are urged each year to save <~II their tax stamps and eacb yeat quite substantial amounts are realized with Which to buy valuable teaching aids and other needed equipment for the department . Mrs . Reynolds reports that the children usually save enough stamps to provide about $75 per year. With It many fine musical and instructional record aJbums have been purchased. Aux· iliary chairs and tables. a rocking ch&lr set, many fine books and a quite cleverly built doll-sized house have been gained from stamp redemptions over recent years. Many church organizations religiously save tax stamps and thereby provide a source of revenue to their own treasuries and those of their churches. When this· bill was pending Rep. George Meinhart said here that most commercial institutions and organizations such as the Retail Merchants Association, Ill• Restaurant Aasoclatlon, and a host of others, opposed the bfll. Why it was opposed by these people. who it would seem should be In favor of it, was TUESDAY • 1 Rummage Sale ' • •_,tloa rates: Dellverr._lly canier where svallable 30 cents pe1 .....:; ane year in adYanot at Tbe Dally Sentinel offlce, $U.Gi?i m aoatlu.. $'7.80; three Montlu, $3.90. B7 motor route where av111.1able • • mantb 81. By J1W1 olle year M; ai.J: montbl, $4.~; tJlree moafba ~-GO.;one month. $1. rubUahed I!W!'J afternooo exrept Sundar by The Ohio Vallep Sen tlDtL lAc., ,#_1 110 .Mechanic St., Pomt!rtJY, 0 . Bualaeu office pbooe·oSte edJtorl.al omce phon- 397. TELEVISION GUIDE WSAZ -TV ChonPtel3 · '-- ·~ .. · WA'Y. S. ~ Waltor Prlnldlft Gil_,. No. 12.~ ; .11rrll· ·--.. ...'.,._ : 'rn pur•ua·nce· Of an oreier of sale of real eatate in the above e-ntitled action t9 me direeted as Sbe~itf . ot M:eiP CO., 1 will offer for publie auction at door . ·or CoUrt Bo.use, - PomeroY, Ohio, in the above . county o~ at 10:00 • to a Ewt:n• aml:iu- Pomeroy Enter1er.ef ~quadmen ·l.tnee .w)llc I)CIIT1e4 him to Rolur ~ r-uahed " baby · to . Meip General Hospital about 11 :)0 l11t nljht HtJpltal. \ -· 11:50 a.m. ( You taate It-In ever:r•t•ID• cup-tbo· uniiiuaUy rich, taaty flavor Of aatutl'l ' ..~. cbolce81 coffee( For chu'e what Folp'a il-a ~iqu• and individuallllond of natll!lll~lll.,.. ,..,., ) ~... :;mo~~;: ~~;;,· 11ro"" ~~m th~ i• ' · ) · an abundance oi lertil~olc:anic 10U. 'QI'ill. tropic ntn, ••d year-round sunlight, Ire cone~~: ~'~ jl\e m"!!.) • • 1 flavor known. f . • .. _ re;anljn~ :r~" In -·. Diotinotivtlr ' · ~,tt....Ur SlnJ)'~Unmiaca~y FoJaer'al ../ : '" ' . ,,j biaq~,Ver tor youroelf the >.M"'\nllin·Grown colfee. , ; •• fla$ , Mountain·Grown coffeal~ ... •dolyin~ . ~ r 11"1 1 · ~ '"'" --~ I D•ily on 990 spot . . • On,,Your u Rodlo .Dial I • . Wi'lttt .. ' .' .... ' . ; ' IIOulh. . A reeeptloo was· held at the home of the &ride's parents folloWt inc the Semo11Jf, i The net~ Mt. ~d Mrs. Carnahan wUI reSide in Ractne. . ual'l' !9\11, 11112, a•~ recorded I~ .11111>t>.,e 402 Records Deed a of 'Meigs County, Ohlo. · Said pnmiaes appraJsed at $1,000.00 and cannot be 90ld for less than % of appraisement. Robert C. Hartenbath or Volum~ ' ' (Sheri!!) Webster & Fultz. ,, • (Attorneys~ (6) 4, 11, 18, 25 17) 2, Ste _........... 6. LDII1EI .U$1111 Allalllt .llillll lmh'llllt ct11n1 �• • ' I • W~n Syracuse, · Racine Jim 1'ick1ine's Homer With Two On First Games RIOT FOR REDilGS •· • · • •liP AJ.A•~ .,. Ul t) Jlr Alan Maw ~HN~AK,t:t/VCINN~rl "as Clinchin" Act'100 For, Arms' 9 Baseball Results ' 1/TTl~ ~-RJR 1111! 'RifSr'lllt71l i'A 0 , 1'111£ . ltKlM 1nd SJfaCille wflte win- illllln& as Winebrenner led off nen ln tbe openla& Nund of play with a ,tri~l~ and came home on in the IIIJlJ• ~unty . Pony Leaa:ue Stewarts 11ngle. VAf<JII- h'l- ~ eHICn'P ·?tl •1:11' 1111 •"'OD 1/ellllllloRNOOP, Q/ Monday allb1 at Racme. edged the Syracuse bad counted twtce ln Pomeroy .Tiaen 3-2 behmd the two the fourth when Winebrenner, tbe bit p1tchln1 of Cleland and Syra· winning pitcher, led off with a epse took the Pomeroy Indians t.be walk and Stew:.rt tripled. Pbalin ume wa)', $-2. , singled scoring Winebrenner. J Eddie Bart eli of the Tigen was Pomeroy got one In the first nearly as Ught, permitting only and another in the. lop . ol t~e thUe hits, but one of them was a sixth. lr. the Bill Wtlson sm· three-run homer by Jim Wickline. gled and stole second, scoring on In the Racine victory the 11ame an error. The other came when Will won in the final and sixth in. Wilson again singled and stole nlng when wit!l two out Birch. was second, and scored on Terry ule on an error, !:leland singled Knight's double. and Jim Wickline homered on a Other Indian hitters were Eblin, a single and doubles by Hysell two and 0 pltc:b o[f Bartels. Tbe Tigers bad a rally ,going in and Reed. Other Syracuse bitten their hall of the last inning when were Flannmg, a double, two sin· Bartels walked, ac.t to second on gles by Willie Guinther, and Huba passed ball and scored on Pou· bard, a s-Ingle. lin'S' lnfield single. Knight fanned five and walked Bartels, 10111ing pitchor fanned 13 six while Wilson fanned tour and and with perfect control, walking walked one . Winebrenner Jtruck noDe. Winning pilc:her, Cleland, out &even and walked two. , Line scoreS': fanned six and walked lhree . He hit one. Indians 100 001 0-2 6 1 Tbe Tigers got a run In the first Syracuse 000 210 x-3 8 0 inning when Frank Ebersbach ~ndians : Knig~t, Wilson (8), and 1ingled, Mike Werry was hit, GarY Wilson and Kmghl (6). Syracuse: Moore walked and Ebersbac:h scor· 1 Winebrenner and Stewart. ed on an Infield out by Bartels. Racine 000 003-3 3 1 100 001- 2 2 2 Roy Arm's Syracuse club down· Tigers ed the Pomeroy l~dlanB with .the\ .Racine: Cleland and Graham. winntna: run comm,a: ln the fifth . Ttgers : Bartf h imd Werry . 6111' ,YI 1/DPI.IJ. 'f1) tSTAY odr OF HI~ tUJ> c 'q z • fir~tt oNE. · • ·· .. at I • Kennedy, Bowles, Invited :ro Play In Unique Ohio All-Star ·The Detllti~J~Htdnel Two Middleport Hl.g:b School 1 As members o[ the East All· players will represent th \!: dis- Star Squad, they will r~port , at trict In Columbua June ~30 in the Ohio Si.ate UniversitY Sta• the Ohio AJloStar baseball series dium Dormitory on Tueaday, in the Jet Stadium it waa learn· June 25 at 2 P. M. Practice 188ed here today. sionB will extend through June They are Leo Kennedy Jr., ~. The boys will be quartered In left fielder and Jim Bowles: pit the stadium dormitory and eat at cher and 1lu1Jinc first bueman. the Btadlum ca feteria. • Both boy1 were key members uf 'l'hi! lterics CO-J!pon9(!red by By Cbel TauehiU Lhe Middh:port 1t11te champion the Ohio Hia:h School Baseball ' Class :A ba•ebal\ team which d~ Coaches Aasoclatlon and the Col· teatert j Doylestown 4-3 In the umbuH Junior Chamber of ComFlowers Are Always Welcomed Department: finals May 2~. mcrcc Is the only serieB ·lf it.lll · Middleport, 0. 'the aerlea will be played as d kind hcing held in the United May 31, 1957 twlltgbl double hcsder Saturday, States. June 21. and as a .'lingle game Outstanding boys in the · state Chet Tannehill, SPorts Editor Sunday, June 30. will play under three of t'ne fl~The Daily ,Seqtinel t:.!!l high school coac hes in Ohw Dear Chet: '1 • • and will 'ppear befocc profciS· On behalf onhe Mldd,leport Hlgh School and the "'lddle· ional scouts in probably thr ~·· !iow11 minor league ball park in port Yellow Jacket DasebaU Team, I wish to extend to you the countrr. . our sincerest ~ppreciation for the ·ume, effort, and eothuslasm Bowl•• and Kennedy were sel y~u gave the ~II} llt ,be!p lbQ!ll ·J!~hlev~ vlc:IOries in the dis· ' l:) ,~-- l:fteri earlier this season the tr'let, regional and.t:tlte tournamonti. . . ~: ,10<"'' ft,lrict •"·'"'' team. · ' Furthermore, tl.>e appr~late. the •lllilltflve- you took to see .rack Moonre, presld cul ot tnc that the boys wet,e • 1ven . • moat cordial and welcome celebra· . Uhlo High School Baschnll Coa.eh· 81 tA COI.\fMBUS UP- Two nmth ~~ A~ociation, nntlf!t'rl them of tion on tlteir return to Middleport. ,_ . Inning run1 B.RYO thl:l Columhul. their selection on the Se('ond The best of wishes~ you. Jeta a 3·2 vJctory hero Mumtav l')hio 1-Ugh School A: I Star boseVery ·truly yours, nt&bt over Montreal In the op!.'ll · !Jail squotl. Lee W. McComas SPORTS DESK. " e'~t.~f~a r~~~cr"a'~~~~::~~s. Powcn LEBANON"-AT - T-RAcTive Thanks, Lee. LEBANON . '0. UP - The $6.!\00 Rat'!C wi\1 attract some nf tho nation's top hones to Lebanon Racoway here Friday nl~~:hL LC"banun will run the fifth leg of the pace which lA .1ponsored at Aevcral nvals by the Harness ot Amorlcn. Stllamln' oem. on. own~'>d hy van camp Stables of Circleville, h onl" of the leading TraJlA-Amerlca Trt~ck~ / 1 ' • SHINGLES. $9.50 I .' •• lets·1070, . ' · While They ,Last! ·· We Are Ovetstocked. • Knookoutln Coming Bout ; 1 I R persist SI'nful SIX'• WI'll snead Ha.· riny - T0 . Be Traded Off Get On Lis.·t Of _ Opeft Q08}if•}f1'8 ·., I ' . :~o . :.:. .· AND ~AVE PRICED TttES.I •: SHINGLES TO MOV't ,. " ·• ,. LUMB·Ift· SUPPLY 'h • <Oftlpele In !Ill and lohft David a.od Voo THI SMITH FAIIJL! Racm'e Ftr'emen w. va. -4-H-:-.~NE,_W,--S. Or\IL Y CROSSWORD • • ... •a.. , ,on ' BOLlNS . . Tt'OBit:.CMS I :~~:~~:d I w. I - J It w~s a pleasure·,a r.eal P.leasure. ~ :~ ~nd. not to take a otab at college turned would pre.fer to atay home ifbasketball. he could It find a jobout In he might learn a trade and progress hio own fortunes as employer growa In tbe lon& yeariiO come.' . _ We hope Aaron baa found a home at Tlie Dally Sentinel. He has a lot to learn but work and attention 10 what's going on will 111ake it all look e..y. · · Basketball fans will recall with no difficulty whalsOever that Aaron waa a unanimous choice on the 1937 All·SEOAL Class AA baaketball•team and received lhe SEOAL "Most Val· uable Player" award. ! He can't fall' 10 iueeel!d here, too. Hlah· School Principal Jimmy Dlel\1 vlllted Asron Monday morning shortly after work began. He arowled: ' "Aaron, If ~u don•r·keep on the ball and work hard I'm going to report,you \o' ~oach Dick RetiOn. , · ' T~at ~ld it, Butnncto.n ·.torolnto the job at hand. " . Ju"' 17-18 re..eleeted to terms 11 board rtoembora. A n,w prellldent wlll be Speaker Praises · ' -I Our J?aily Se~tinel press and ~om~ing room staff hence· forth Will take a back seat .to nobody when1 it comes to pre&· tige ln athletics~ Monday one .Of the sUckest basketball wizards ever to come out of Pomeroy Hi g h · o.,; ~·h001 be gao bia .. emp Ioymen t h e{e as printer's I' refer tO 'that great dribbler Play maker as well as flne Shot artist, Aaron uElghtbalr' :Buffington. Aaroa bas been w,eilhing In the acalei for some time w~••· ·' devil~ , . .llle. ,. . ltaie toftle!t. named later. Tbt WUUna: WarkeTI met !A.· ' 28 at the bome of Plmtla Wllto1 t 'l'he (lrl Jeieded a1 W. Y1. -----with project Ietson beiq flttlna · Dal')' Prlnceu will ,............ patterl\l ud ltyinJ oa matfriir. the Mount'llneer SUite in th • w1¥110r In tbarp, GDiclie Jldtun. American Dairy Prl...., •I nine. Home lllBdit lee ere•• wi l DemonstraUona were &lwj <t.t Chlcoco. . be •old by llle ,...... Aqlllw · 1'he thre Mason County can· pop corn bJ Junior Flre Deptrt- kind• ot llitrhll b)' Jllamela 1W1l· 10n 1nd on utetf';rulet to Ave Mason County wm once aeaJn didatea will appe•r em Wlfi'N".'fV ,uent, •oda Pop ttan~ operated eyeil by Jud.y Cray. Ni.n8 ,tttt!lwbd be woU repretented by three 11t 12 :1" June 12th. bJ Firmfft and the btrbecued Jlrls In the June Dlllry Prine~• All interested petiOnt are Wtl· t>hit>ken. Also ,on the grQUnd ~ and one tuest , SUJie JefJfuRosalee .DnJJ. Oontest sponsored atate·wide b)' eome u watch the procram aad will be a stlnd displaylnJ for the Weat .Virginia Ihlrymen't A•· ~o to Huntinatan June t!)th at eilln(UJJbert or all sale fire lf.M!'lathm in eoope;taUon with thtll! 1':30 I!:S'J' to see the cD!lt-ett. types. The fue d~partment ha~~> The Wt11t End: Stan met , May dairy industry of Wegt Virginia. bem conductio' 1 1 ate.s 4:•m· 28 at the home ol DanN' HallWay Entered trom the county will paign on ex11ngulshen tor tbc and ..~ tudied Co-ops ~itb , adYisor be Miss Peggy Blessing, dau,ihter patit ft.w wteks. , Edwm F . Nebon ua chargeof Mr. and Mrs . Clarence BlessAt 8:00 P. M. In the Hi&:h Danny HolUday. ing, Letart, W. Va .· J.liss Nanty the e~:tenslon service, wn intro· · School Audi.torium, the main at· ,.___ Blain, daughter 1 of 'Mr. and Mrs duced, as were also Howard NoUm, traction will bea:1n. The ''Fourth The Roek Sprina» Busy Be•u H. 0 . Blal'n, Beech HUI, W. :Va . ~ Racine Vo-Ag instructor, Mrs. of July Frolics"· will be pre~nt· met May 29 at the- h(tJDe of M1 ;. and Miss Janice J!H'du, daughter Howard Nol•tn, home economics ed by Bob Hoeflich and hi.& min- Amos Leonard and ltudied ttl' of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Jort'lan or eJtte~ston agel'lt and Glenn Wright, sire) cast. Thill event will be the year's proeram. Advisors In . Nolan's associate at 1\lclne. Gallipolis Ferry, W. Va. hlghUJht of the day'a aetivltie&. charge were Mn. Leonard an • A highlight of the entertatn~he state is divided into six · """"t was Zdson Roush wlth hl• Admission will be ebarged : 40c Mrs. Wm. Grueser. A demonstrateif.tonal areas to fadlltat-e easier "'talking dog" who performeri a tor atudents and 75c for adults. lion was siven on how to mate ~~~ planning of the contest. Mason, n\lm~r of acta that bf4)ught bliarFollowing -the show the fil-e apron by Mary McAfee. Ten at· Booue, Cabell, Clay, Jackson. iou• respon~ from the audi'rrK!e. work~ show: wiU bt held on tbe lended.-Mary McAfee. Kan:::wha , Lineolr:., Logan, Mingo Otl'ler entertainment was slncfng the ball field. P"'tnJm e.nd Wayne Countl~ are or a SllversvUle quarb!tte before tnvit"'-hua, .1$ ~ipg ext!!;nded- to . The Social Hay.seeds met May ·ind:t ded in the Charlcst?n-Hunt- and after lbe speech. Members of the higta tchooJ' band 1 t.f Beelne. 28 at the hOme of Rog_er HOJ)it!a'!' lngton area. This particular are 1 the quartette wete Haftk Cupen. Pomeroy, Middleport, $yr~cu¥. with rope tieinc u the lei190· contest will be held June loth at ter, Sidney Duisl, Rudt Dllrat. all Wahima a11d Rut.labd a·fld ·to Ill Dan Smith was in ehara:·fi ·and a '1 :30 P. M. at the Appa\Jehial . o! POrtland and Mlldrea Dul'8t , fire departmtntB, orpnlzations, demonstration. WU Civen Ob tY· buUding, 1125 Six.tb .A venue, ir. C rcle, Badf4n. businesses, club; or indl'riduah lng rope halters, Eleven att~nd· Huntington, t Women of the ASC and SCS intei'eated In enterinr the PJr· ed.-BiUy' Carleton. The girls at this met!tin~. served the bar-becue and ph men ade. AU elltrlB!I should get In 'the Alfred . Clove:rette.t mqt which !s open to the public wl'l were Hugh Custer, Pete Shlehla, tooob wlt.h B. J. Spencer ia 8oon May 28 at the h'a me of Sarah be judged on their appea~anee Lauren llutfman, Orton Rougb, C. as possible. Caldwell. advi:iiDI', wlth Nln .... · d~iry farm baek,eroun~. · persor.: E. Blakeslee, Wayne Rowtb, RobM't Robinson assiJting wber~ · U1~> ahty and public .apeak1ng abilit·-. Emler and Emmt!tt Shuler, the girls w9rked on the yearly plo1il. The girls winning in each ar:rt "sprayer''. Attending w~e Janice Catdwe~l, cont-est will go to Charleston, Carnahan and Dana Ht~Hman, The Portland 1deal elub, 4-H, Dorii Caldwell and Rachel Hawk. met May 24 _at the borne of MH. Guuts wen; ¥ra. Hawk an4 ~· Ebersbach. t~ advisor where 1n and Mrs. C. E.· FindUbJ;--lloH!l, ACRO!ie 3. D&rt explanation on' parliamentary pro Jean Caldwell. . t.Baby (Ind.) f.One #f( cedU:fe for bt:l~~bm was given ,. Youn& . 5. Nut by Mn. Ebf}'sbach. Atfendint were coverlnr ' q;·• te• " ,The Columbia M•ke·It . GJrh Shlrlt!)' M~:K.~1Ve)', Leann~J Bnwe:-, D. Dovetail 6. B:dit.lt Judy Delort&"t PaUla 8~, BeVerly n;tet 'M1JY. 28 ~t t~ Columbi I p1ece (c&rp.) tubers , 26. Price, Susie Price, Po.tsy Prlcc, Stbool w1th advlSors m charJ~ be!O.Jrtn 1. on tiptoe Lind~ llousJI, Mirlf:tn Smith, Truriy ing Mrs. Mendal ~ordan, Mt •. 8. Conclae 1•. ltlver Caplih.Jer1 JUanita S"lth, Taddy lfa~y Jordan . an4 Mr.s. Lewis fRU88 .) 9. A i'lop Dui'st. Saniee SmU~. Karen Furbe<> Smith, junio~ leaders Rose fll&nJ) ' 1=. Withdraw R:atbryo DeLOnt" -Patsy Price 1Greenlen. Mlha Faye Jordan and .14. Pauae 11. Look amount Carolyn Woodrum. DemoJU~Ira !&. Sllp aWay ulrl:ance SO. Sum1 · r.....cu•• .tQwN Chester's ~nlur So and sew mtt tiOns were given Gn threa~ing ll. Th~Un· 13. a'airtbooup 37. Countr" May .2t ~ t_He adylsors hom~. Mrs. needles and straighteniDj m,t;o.-. known god Uke 31.9er&JUO,~ (Asia)· ,... f Eleanor 'Kiulht where a ptOJect of la1 by ftr9t year membeta. Othe ... 1 (Hindu) 33.Ftn.Ut _. 38. Chlll11 an..:. Jll'eU ; ~ tewu• "snackers a(ld paeker~" w.- ch!)Si:n attending were Rebecca 9ye, · ' 11. eor · 20. RJver ' : 38. Pencil 42. Tue.,daf by most of tha i)rb. •- 'n4jng Rase Greenleu, Doris and N9nna · (Gtr,) . I (sym.) -· mitk (abbr.) w.e re ptt~ident MidUyn Bi'own, Hamon, Melva Jordan, Janet M:r· ,19. Leveled v 1 f e IJ!e!l~ent ;_ BaJbar-tl Sroit:1 .. ers, Leona Samples, OteVII' -.1'1~ 22. Hawaiian 11~6tlll'Jireuuter ltu~na Hol!- Smith, Donna and Joyee Stout, 1 bird man , . reporter Judy Flck, tecr · Mary Woodrum. Guesta were Ruth ' 24..Country atiOh IeMier Joanlie Frost, heait!l Jane and Jackie Jordan.-Not'Tnl I (Arabia) and safety, B.arbal'a HUI and mem· HamDn. 25. CurtiJ hers Janet Khight, Marjorle Ho£~ liB. Compa" man, Lela Bahr, Barbara and Vir· ..-The POrtland Idea~!. Club met : point (abbr.) s,lni~ Wright, Janet Aotfman, Beth May .28 at the honte of Mr.J. 29. brly r · ftrearm ·· Hoffman, Martha· Coleman, Caro- Ebeisba.;:h • and worked on towcht to. Excla" lYn 'Parker and Marie· Davis. fOT seWing. A report was eiven o matlon -Judy Fi ck. vegetable f!ardenhi.g. Sixteen. at· 32. P'ate tended and four guef'lts.-Juanita af. Lllnd The M~ry lASsies met May 27 Smith.' 1 meuuf'f ; at . the hog1e -of Francis Radfo · . s:J. Texas city with the pro-ject le.sson on safety The ·t uand"'R;ckln' Roller11 . ~1. Load and advisor OOinf jm.lor leaders Cl11b met May 28 It the park and ,t ;)9. Most arid Anna Murrav ana Dotis Ann Well~ talked al)out projects-. Maxine ,40. OroW.I old A report waS given on the skatin ~ RumfieJd and Ph:v;IUs Snowden ·U.Meanlnr par~y to those atter.dilig, Sahdra were in cltarge. Five m-emben 'f~.'City (Fr.) 43. Btl:tch W-ells, .tehniter Cr~w. :Patrl.ia and two HUests attended.- Jurly f.4. ·,Jmptoya . ~eo~essey, Kitty Per.~~n&er, Mary Slawter. · · Handley, San'ctr• Thomas, Jan~t DOWN \ Smlt.h, Cindy Swarzet, Margar :t ~H CLUB • ·. !. J>epftve \ Radford. . -Patrica :H:enn,ss·e y. The Lani!sviUe Uonor Cluh m ·t -:.. ~~•rot MIIY 24 with ~tt. Alp.ha Barr iu ·) lrmh gods Jolly Stltcnera met Syracuse's cnarge ~. ot the sewin2: projec' (jloss.) , rtby 28 at the bOrne of Donna coverli\t boxes was demonstrttt· -. ' ,,. .,•• • • , . , . , I • Diddle with sewing 111 the lesson. ed. Ei,li!ht attended.-Agner Lor· DAU..Y CB•M'OIIUOTE- lleh'a hnw &o «ork It: - f ~YDL8A4XR ·~· · . Mrs. Cottrill and Mn. DiWII ·· ralnt: Sigman . . - IO · LO>IO·l'&L.LOW . wete Jn -chl~ge 111 a dcmon.sf.Tol · Hon Was a:lven on how to stralg The Lucky Teens met May 28 · : One letter almply atandl for anotlitr. · In thta MJI'Iple A le ~~t .I lte"n cloth. J'llfne Jitt.C:pde~ w:J.th at the home of Mrs. Robef\ for t.he three L'l, X tor the two o· .. etc. Siq'!e lettera. a~,:~.s-. Mra. Lofldort, fl'a~eia Lond•1!' Smith and $tu~ied .good food for . trophea,;the JengUa and formation ol!- t.tut wordf are ah h~t ls. Jta.c)l day Uie codtletten an dlffereDt. .....,..._ ~ -· and Paure"a Hudson as auesta- anacklnf lnd ~Cklng. Mrs. How.. -...;..- ... ........... -..... -· Stefanie Wfnebrenner. ar~, HYifll · and Mrs. Paul Sls.son . , ...· A ClrJplol'""' ~lion '-<...., · . we~ ln: ~.barge. Attendint were The S.llay llun, Cl~b jpe'llolay ~oan Woodafd,C~olyn FerreiJ, Q L Z B W Z 8 H ~ L LX U J W B V 0 101 W 2!t with Ol)lde V4nCooriey advlaor ,Japlce; Osborne, RobP.rta Hoove'r, ;!C HXIQVS OZ W!ijS LPZ-XVKSUZBZ with huiJntss. ,beihg eleetlon rt qer~)di.rit Collins, Joyce Cotllns, LOQzisJ. · .. . . ... ... · . - - : oflic!eril. A-tteniUrig; w,..re Dale 1 and Gloria Terteii.-Ger.tldlne Collin ~ ·Roger Rowh, Everett , 'Mtehae!'l, ' • _to , r a·.l • ~ Y,.t.er_,•• . ~,.~ ""q;~te"~ ~··.ru~:··:rALL.- . T.. l!l wiss:) 'l'H~ . Loonotd J!iUsh, lY••e!lrow Van VISIT HIRE Cooney, . Dli.vld ltee'd, QUI Morrls. Mt. ll~d Mrs. Clair McMannus of ~ilald · Rauqn, J~n Johnton Hanover, P•· spent the week end ________:•::.nd: _v;::.·.:•l::.IO::..r ~IJIIIIY· · Guests were with Mt. and Mts. Charles Cohen. !IEVEREND HEAD MUST Lilt: LOW AS OUI\ll WATTS. - . ~ ----· ~·~ j '.: ., TK 'uo lb. ROOFING t aou ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;; \ . tthat ~h~e:i,r,~or b;;;low-:'.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=;;;,;;;oh;;;o;;;;";.;e•;;;l;,;n;;;l;;;ho='e.,rl_.••.,· ,. ChampVo~s _ ...... n Co Three M • }s In Dairy GIf • "" ""'SS E , l Pnn VI!D on blasted a home run, hi.!! SCCOI\ll of t he game, In the ntnth to giVI' the Jell a 2·2 li•. 1'h(ln , with. !'\\·, runners abuard , shortstOJ) Dick Barone .1ingled home the w!nn· ln1 run . Powen' f\ut homer in the first tnnlnJ( looker'! like tlu' on ly score the Jeh would make unLit ht optned the ninth with n1~ second r W(lgnerToQuiz Moring Aims Of Dodgers, Giorits Dally SentiDel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., June 4, 1957"-6 ..,...nt pt~Oideat o1 the ••It, wm r- NEW YORK UP-Mayor Roi>01 m r . wacner will uk the CINCJNNA11 UP _ The reBrooi.lYtl l)odger and New 2~ afpea,..nee of tlUD& Ted. :XluaeW· • Y~k Glint pred.dents today 3 lk1 In tbe Ctn.clnntU lineup a:ave 1t they have made commit NI!:W YOitlt 'UP - "SolPO. 3 fans their Liuest thriU Monday menu- to move tbelr Iran· body'a sure pin' to lei kn"''kecl ft%1 niaht al the Redle,p downed the chl.set and money-maklna: , out t.hll tVne," youna: P'loyd ht10~ Cleveland Indiana for ~ 8-3 exbibaseball laud to . Calltornta. tenon said todJ:v as he reai.PDed IS · btuon vtetory. Walter O'Kalley uid more . tralnlrti for his heayywelgtlt tilt• 13\1 Alt.hQUib ~luuewU:i, 1JdeUned tban a year tlo that the Dod· defeJIIie against TonunY CH~ Mon4rts RNultt with a - back ailment for 10mi gers would not play in Ebean.e) lack10n at the Polo .Groundl Brooltlyn 4 Philadelphia 0 ·night time, won't be eligible to play in bets Field after 19'67. July 29. · Pittsburgh 6 New York 5 ntgbt league action uDtll next Monday. lt Is not known whether And the wink t6-'at accompanied Tuetdfy's Probllble "khe... He tppeared in ~onda)l nlgbt's city offici~s would offer the hi1 statem&nt boded evil tor ,ehal· benefit a:ame in the · seventh inChicago ·at Brooklyn, nlghtDodgera and Giants any in· Ienger Tommy, wllo had - lolL ' 1 Drott 3·5 vs Maglie ~1 nlng and drew a walk on. four ducementa, such as new split 12·round declsl.on to Pat.te'r· · Milwaukee . at New York, alght pltchea. parlu, in a iast-di:cb bid to so~ l.ut JuDe, befor. FIG)'d be< --Crone ~ 1 VI .Barelay 2-4 The crowd of 24,f79- fans was a teep them.i.. came champion. Cln<!lnnaU at Phlladelpbia, record for a Redlea exhibition night LaWTenee ""2 · vs Haddix 3·3 game and drew a Udy t:m,OOO in Promoter Emil Lonce Sl Loult at Pittsbur&h. nlgbt.- &ate reeeipta for sandlot benefJt. UJD0r8 to bis Schmidt 4-1 vs Frlend B·D · The wlnniu.g run c:a~e on a llnW.tlfietday's gle by Bob' Tburm.an, a walk and Cblc:ago VI Brpokl)'n . Jersey a two base error by Bobby Avila. and City, nlJht' ~ Milwaukee . at. New York In ho Cincinnati at Phllade)phlo, night ['[' gate of at least The champion st. Louis' ob Plu.burgh, night NEW YORK "uP-Reports lh•· AM!RI.CAN L8AGUi two of tbe New York Yankees' cent of all net Nq g~tm~ se.hed'-'led "sinful six" would r be traded be- 20 per cent. TMSda(a Pro~• Pltchtn !ore the June 15 deadline .........ped The Patter8on-Jack$on ii.g hl wi1l Blllllon Chicogn ., r•r -. . nl•ht-Si> a up ataln· tOday along with • be televised and bnJatkftat naUoDter 4-Z va Ple~e &-2 NEW YORK UP-.N'ptional front office &tatement that a') Baltimore • at KaDI!al City-night .teorlng bonors went to Gay was harmonious betwf-en General ally to homes, 'althou.(b theie will -Loel &-3 vs Mor&tn 3-4 Brewer of Cincinnati but the Managilr George ~iss and Field be a 'I:V blackout on a ICJO.mile radlua Of the folo Grounds. Wr.;JM~gat Detroit. nl ;i•- 1 happiett of l<l2 q,ual~fiers for the Manager casey Stengel. CJ.avenger · f MaJI 6-~ . ., U. S. Open c:hamp1ons,hlp today The report of fr\cUon In the New all Clevel.JJnd, niaht Will 45-year-old Samuel Jacbon Yankees' front offlee foUowed a -Sturdivaa. W vs Dlley 1-3 Snead of White Sulphur Spring,, d~eloaure Monday that. six pla;v· WednHdt't.t G•m•• W. Va. er&-Miekq- Mantle, Yogi .Berr.l, Boston at .Cbieago A couple of houro~ before Bn: Hank Bauer, Billy Martin, Wbite)l wer posted a speciacular 67-66-133 FOrd aild Jobnnr Kucks-had Balttmote t~t Jtan.Ns Clty, Qight W:ashlnjt:op . at J)etfolt , at Cincinnati, Snead took hia firat l;leen fined a tptal of $5,500 fo:New \orlc. .at: Oevt:land,• nlgbt 1tep In hi• long· cru11ade to win· tbelr nig!U club antics on Ma)' lfi. For Your ConvenleDce JNTERN,ATIONAL: .L&A•.IJ.UE tbe elusive Open trown Monday The pl.a yen most often meu O!itbolrd. )l'loto~ ,Oil 1 Ricbmoft4 I Toronto 1 . wheii he tied · DiCk Mayer Or St. Uone:d u "trade bait" are Bauer Mobil Brali:e Fluid ColumbUs 3 Montreal 2 Peterdlburg, Fla., for the lead in and Martin, both of whom are Automatle 'l'fana.. Only ratneB lebedu1e'd. the toughest of 2f trials across cOveted ·b:r Dreasen. )llocltame 'Work · AMUICAN ~SSOCIATION the nation with 69-72-141 at White . COLT5 SIGN PL...YER Ind!anc..polis 9. St. Pail~· 1 Plain•, N. Y. Now he ean breathe Charleston 2 Denver 1 easily untU tbe Open bea:lo• to . . BALTIMORE UP· - Walter Liv~ M,Jnneilpl))fs 5 ~i~hlta 2 unwind at To~o·s Inverness lngston, a 181)--pound halfback who a:ained 3,711 yaTdJ and scored 58 l.auia'v.~e ~ ~~h~ 4 Club on Ju~?-e 13. touchdowns in .four sel\BOna for PLAY LIONS. I TIMIS wa1 announced today. Two exhlb- Heidelberg College at Tiffin, Ohio, ,.lt_plei•• ua te ltleiM .Y•~ CLEVELAND uP_ The -Cleve· itlon , games and one league· opn· signed today with lhe" Baltlmore I MaiD 81. . . Pomeroy land Brownt wUI-play the Detroit teAt Ire acheduled. Colt•. Li~ns thre'e tln\es .' this season ,It ·o,mu I TWO Late RUfiS By Jets Ed"e .Montrea1Cl ub.•. •v UNITEDLI,.OUI PUIS N...TIONAI. W L I'd. Cincinnati 28 1~ .Ill PhU.adelphia · · Z:i 17 .511 llllwaultee . . . 24 17 .D86 Brooklyn ... · · · 2' 1'2' .581l St. LOuis . . . . . 20 20 .500 New York .. ... 18 20 .a Chlcaao . .. : ... 11 2t .333 Pitt1bura:b . . . . 14 28 .333 KluThtills FanslnShow At Redl~ille "-Daily.SeDtlnel, Pomercy-Mlddleport, 0., Ju~e 4, tn7· • -- . ' - - - ·- ----· ly lllll. AND 1111. 81111 H �• • ' I • W~n Syracuse, · Racine Jim 1'ick1ine's Homer With Two On First Games RIOT FOR REDilGS •· • · • •liP AJ.A•~ .,. Ul t) Jlr Alan Maw ~HN~AK,t:t/VCINN~rl "as Clinchin" Act'100 For, Arms' 9 Baseball Results ' 1/TTl~ ~-RJR 1111! 'RifSr'lllt71l i'A 0 , 1'111£ . ltKlM 1nd SJfaCille wflte win- illllln& as Winebrenner led off nen ln tbe openla& Nund of play with a ,tri~l~ and came home on in the IIIJlJ• ~unty . Pony Leaa:ue Stewarts 11ngle. VAf<JII- h'l- ~ eHICn'P ·?tl •1:11' 1111 •"'OD 1/ellllllloRNOOP, Q/ Monday allb1 at Racme. edged the Syracuse bad counted twtce ln Pomeroy .Tiaen 3-2 behmd the two the fourth when Winebrenner, tbe bit p1tchln1 of Cleland and Syra· winning pitcher, led off with a epse took the Pomeroy Indians t.be walk and Stew:.rt tripled. Pbalin ume wa)', $-2. , singled scoring Winebrenner. J Eddie Bart eli of the Tigen was Pomeroy got one In the first nearly as Ught, permitting only and another in the. lop . ol t~e thUe hits, but one of them was a sixth. lr. the Bill Wtlson sm· three-run homer by Jim Wickline. gled and stole second, scoring on In the Racine victory the 11ame an error. The other came when Will won in the final and sixth in. Wilson again singled and stole nlng when wit!l two out Birch. was second, and scored on Terry ule on an error, !:leland singled Knight's double. and Jim Wickline homered on a Other Indian hitters were Eblin, a single and doubles by Hysell two and 0 pltc:b o[f Bartels. Tbe Tigers bad a rally ,going in and Reed. Other Syracuse bitten their hall of the last inning when were Flannmg, a double, two sin· Bartels walked, ac.t to second on gles by Willie Guinther, and Huba passed ball and scored on Pou· bard, a s-Ingle. lin'S' lnfield single. Knight fanned five and walked Bartels, 10111ing pitchor fanned 13 six while Wilson fanned tour and and with perfect control, walking walked one . Winebrenner Jtruck noDe. Winning pilc:her, Cleland, out &even and walked two. , Line scoreS': fanned six and walked lhree . He hit one. Indians 100 001 0-2 6 1 Tbe Tigers got a run In the first Syracuse 000 210 x-3 8 0 inning when Frank Ebersbach ~ndians : Knig~t, Wilson (8), and 1ingled, Mike Werry was hit, GarY Wilson and Kmghl (6). Syracuse: Moore walked and Ebersbac:h scor· 1 Winebrenner and Stewart. ed on an Infield out by Bartels. Racine 000 003-3 3 1 100 001- 2 2 2 Roy Arm's Syracuse club down· Tigers ed the Pomeroy l~dlanB with .the\ .Racine: Cleland and Graham. winntna: run comm,a: ln the fifth . Ttgers : Bartf h imd Werry . 6111' ,YI 1/DPI.IJ. 'f1) tSTAY odr OF HI~ tUJ> c 'q z • fir~tt oNE. · • ·· .. at I • Kennedy, Bowles, Invited :ro Play In Unique Ohio All-Star ·The Detllti~J~Htdnel Two Middleport Hl.g:b School 1 As members o[ the East All· players will represent th \!: dis- Star Squad, they will r~port , at trict In Columbua June ~30 in the Ohio Si.ate UniversitY Sta• the Ohio AJloStar baseball series dium Dormitory on Tueaday, in the Jet Stadium it waa learn· June 25 at 2 P. M. Practice 188ed here today. sionB will extend through June They are Leo Kennedy Jr., ~. The boys will be quartered In left fielder and Jim Bowles: pit the stadium dormitory and eat at cher and 1lu1Jinc first bueman. the Btadlum ca feteria. • Both boy1 were key members uf 'l'hi! lterics CO-J!pon9(!red by By Cbel TauehiU Lhe Middh:port 1t11te champion the Ohio Hia:h School Baseball ' Class :A ba•ebal\ team which d~ Coaches Aasoclatlon and the Col· teatert j Doylestown 4-3 In the umbuH Junior Chamber of ComFlowers Are Always Welcomed Department: finals May 2~. mcrcc Is the only serieB ·lf it.lll · Middleport, 0. 'the aerlea will be played as d kind hcing held in the United May 31, 1957 twlltgbl double hcsder Saturday, States. June 21. and as a .'lingle game Outstanding boys in the · state Chet Tannehill, SPorts Editor Sunday, June 30. will play under three of t'ne fl~The Daily ,Seqtinel t:.!!l high school coac hes in Ohw Dear Chet: '1 • • and will 'ppear befocc profciS· On behalf onhe Mldd,leport Hlgh School and the "'lddle· ional scouts in probably thr ~·· !iow11 minor league ball park in port Yellow Jacket DasebaU Team, I wish to extend to you the countrr. . our sincerest ~ppreciation for the ·ume, effort, and eothuslasm Bowl•• and Kennedy were sel y~u gave the ~II} llt ,be!p lbQ!ll ·J!~hlev~ vlc:IOries in the dis· ' l:) ,~-- l:fteri earlier this season the tr'let, regional and.t:tlte tournamonti. . . ~: ,10<"'' ft,lrict •"·'"'' team. · ' Furthermore, tl.>e appr~late. the •lllilltflve- you took to see .rack Moonre, presld cul ot tnc that the boys wet,e • 1ven . • moat cordial and welcome celebra· . Uhlo High School Baschnll Coa.eh· 81 tA COI.\fMBUS UP- Two nmth ~~ A~ociation, nntlf!t'rl them of tion on tlteir return to Middleport. ,_ . Inning run1 B.RYO thl:l Columhul. their selection on the Se('ond The best of wishes~ you. Jeta a 3·2 vJctory hero Mumtav l')hio 1-Ugh School A: I Star boseVery ·truly yours, nt&bt over Montreal In the op!.'ll · !Jail squotl. Lee W. McComas SPORTS DESK. " e'~t.~f~a r~~~cr"a'~~~~::~~s. Powcn LEBANON"-AT - T-RAcTive Thanks, Lee. LEBANON . '0. UP - The $6.!\00 Rat'!C wi\1 attract some nf tho nation's top hones to Lebanon Racoway here Friday nl~~:hL LC"banun will run the fifth leg of the pace which lA .1ponsored at Aevcral nvals by the Harness ot Amorlcn. Stllamln' oem. on. own~'>d hy van camp Stables of Circleville, h onl" of the leading TraJlA-Amerlca Trt~ck~ / 1 ' • SHINGLES. $9.50 I .' •• lets·1070, . ' · While They ,Last! ·· We Are Ovetstocked. • Knookoutln Coming Bout ; 1 I R persist SI'nful SIX'• WI'll snead Ha.· riny - T0 . Be Traded Off Get On Lis.·t Of _ Opeft Q08}if•}f1'8 ·., I ' . :~o . :.:. .· AND ~AVE PRICED TttES.I •: SHINGLES TO MOV't ,. " ·• ,. LUMB·Ift· SUPPLY 'h • <Oftlpele In !Ill and lohft David a.od Voo THI SMITH FAIIJL! Racm'e Ftr'emen w. va. -4-H-:-.~NE,_W,--S. Or\IL Y CROSSWORD • • ... •a.. , ,on ' BOLlNS . . Tt'OBit:.CMS I :~~:~~:d I w. I - J It w~s a pleasure·,a r.eal P.leasure. ~ :~ ~nd. not to take a otab at college turned would pre.fer to atay home ifbasketball. he could It find a jobout In he might learn a trade and progress hio own fortunes as employer growa In tbe lon& yeariiO come.' . _ We hope Aaron baa found a home at Tlie Dally Sentinel. He has a lot to learn but work and attention 10 what's going on will 111ake it all look e..y. · · Basketball fans will recall with no difficulty whalsOever that Aaron waa a unanimous choice on the 1937 All·SEOAL Class AA baaketball•team and received lhe SEOAL "Most Val· uable Player" award. ! He can't fall' 10 iueeel!d here, too. Hlah· School Principal Jimmy Dlel\1 vlllted Asron Monday morning shortly after work began. He arowled: ' "Aaron, If ~u don•r·keep on the ball and work hard I'm going to report,you \o' ~oach Dick RetiOn. , · ' T~at ~ld it, Butnncto.n ·.torolnto the job at hand. " . Ju"' 17-18 re..eleeted to terms 11 board rtoembora. A n,w prellldent wlll be Speaker Praises · ' -I Our J?aily Se~tinel press and ~om~ing room staff hence· forth Will take a back seat .to nobody when1 it comes to pre&· tige ln athletics~ Monday one .Of the sUckest basketball wizards ever to come out of Pomeroy Hi g h · o.,; ~·h001 be gao bia .. emp Ioymen t h e{e as printer's I' refer tO 'that great dribbler Play maker as well as flne Shot artist, Aaron uElghtbalr' :Buffington. Aaroa bas been w,eilhing In the acalei for some time w~••· ·' devil~ , . .llle. ,. . ltaie toftle!t. named later. Tbt WUUna: WarkeTI met !A.· ' 28 at the bome of Plmtla Wllto1 t 'l'he (lrl Jeieded a1 W. Y1. -----with project Ietson beiq flttlna · Dal')' Prlnceu will ,............ patterl\l ud ltyinJ oa matfriir. the Mount'llneer SUite in th • w1¥110r In tbarp, GDiclie Jldtun. American Dairy Prl...., •I nine. Home lllBdit lee ere•• wi l DemonstraUona were &lwj <t.t Chlcoco. . be •old by llle ,...... Aqlllw · 1'he thre Mason County can· pop corn bJ Junior Flre Deptrt- kind• ot llitrhll b)' Jllamela 1W1l· 10n 1nd on utetf';rulet to Ave Mason County wm once aeaJn didatea will appe•r em Wlfi'N".'fV ,uent, •oda Pop ttan~ operated eyeil by Jud.y Cray. Ni.n8 ,tttt!lwbd be woU repretented by three 11t 12 :1" June 12th. bJ Firmfft and the btrbecued Jlrls In the June Dlllry Prine~• All interested petiOnt are Wtl· t>hit>ken. Also ,on the grQUnd ~ and one tuest , SUJie JefJfuRosalee .DnJJ. Oontest sponsored atate·wide b)' eome u watch the procram aad will be a stlnd displaylnJ for the Weat .Virginia Ihlrymen't A•· ~o to Huntinatan June t!)th at eilln(UJJbert or all sale fire lf.M!'lathm in eoope;taUon with thtll! 1':30 I!:S'J' to see the cD!lt-ett. types. The fue d~partment ha~~> The Wt11t End: Stan met , May dairy industry of Wegt Virginia. bem conductio' 1 1 ate.s 4:•m· 28 at the home ol DanN' HallWay Entered trom the county will paign on ex11ngulshen tor tbc and ..~ tudied Co-ops ~itb , adYisor be Miss Peggy Blessing, dau,ihter patit ft.w wteks. , Edwm F . Nebon ua chargeof Mr. and Mrs . Clarence BlessAt 8:00 P. M. In the Hi&:h Danny HolUday. ing, Letart, W. Va .· J.liss Nanty the e~:tenslon service, wn intro· · School Audi.torium, the main at· ,.___ Blain, daughter 1 of 'Mr. and Mrs duced, as were also Howard NoUm, traction will bea:1n. The ''Fourth The Roek Sprina» Busy Be•u H. 0 . Blal'n, Beech HUI, W. :Va . ~ Racine Vo-Ag instructor, Mrs. of July Frolics"· will be pre~nt· met May 29 at the- h(tJDe of M1 ;. and Miss Janice J!H'du, daughter Howard Nol•tn, home economics ed by Bob Hoeflich and hi.& min- Amos Leonard and ltudied ttl' of Mr. and Mrs. Lester Jort'lan or eJtte~ston agel'lt and Glenn Wright, sire) cast. Thill event will be the year's proeram. Advisors In . Nolan's associate at 1\lclne. Gallipolis Ferry, W. Va. hlghUJht of the day'a aetivltie&. charge were Mn. Leonard an • A highlight of the entertatn~he state is divided into six · """"t was Zdson Roush wlth hl• Admission will be ebarged : 40c Mrs. Wm. Grueser. A demonstrateif.tonal areas to fadlltat-e easier "'talking dog" who performeri a tor atudents and 75c for adults. lion was siven on how to mate ~~~ planning of the contest. Mason, n\lm~r of acta that bf4)ught bliarFollowing -the show the fil-e apron by Mary McAfee. Ten at· Booue, Cabell, Clay, Jackson. iou• respon~ from the audi'rrK!e. work~ show: wiU bt held on tbe lended.-Mary McAfee. Kan:::wha , Lineolr:., Logan, Mingo Otl'ler entertainment was slncfng the ball field. P"'tnJm e.nd Wayne Countl~ are or a SllversvUle quarb!tte before tnvit"'-hua, .1$ ~ipg ext!!;nded- to . The Social Hay.seeds met May ·ind:t ded in the Charlcst?n-Hunt- and after lbe speech. Members of the higta tchooJ' band 1 t.f Beelne. 28 at the hOme of Rog_er HOJ)it!a'!' lngton area. This particular are 1 the quartette wete Haftk Cupen. Pomeroy, Middleport, $yr~cu¥. with rope tieinc u the lei190· contest will be held June loth at ter, Sidney Duisl, Rudt Dllrat. all Wahima a11d Rut.labd a·fld ·to Ill Dan Smith was in ehara:·fi ·and a '1 :30 P. M. at the Appa\Jehial . o! POrtland and Mlldrea Dul'8t , fire departmtntB, orpnlzations, demonstration. WU Civen Ob tY· buUding, 1125 Six.tb .A venue, ir. C rcle, Badf4n. businesses, club; or indl'riduah lng rope halters, Eleven att~nd· Huntington, t Women of the ASC and SCS intei'eated In enterinr the PJr· ed.-BiUy' Carleton. The girls at this met!tin~. served the bar-becue and ph men ade. AU elltrlB!I should get In 'the Alfred . Clove:rette.t mqt which !s open to the public wl'l were Hugh Custer, Pete Shlehla, tooob wlt.h B. J. Spencer ia 8oon May 28 at the h'a me of Sarah be judged on their appea~anee Lauren llutfman, Orton Rougb, C. as possible. Caldwell. advi:iiDI', wlth Nln .... · d~iry farm baek,eroun~. · persor.: E. Blakeslee, Wayne Rowtb, RobM't Robinson assiJting wber~ · U1~> ahty and public .apeak1ng abilit·-. Emler and Emmt!tt Shuler, the girls w9rked on the yearly plo1il. The girls winning in each ar:rt "sprayer''. Attending w~e Janice Catdwe~l, cont-est will go to Charleston, Carnahan and Dana Ht~Hman, The Portland 1deal elub, 4-H, Dorii Caldwell and Rachel Hawk. met May 24 _at the borne of MH. Guuts wen; ¥ra. Hawk an4 ~· Ebersbach. t~ advisor where 1n and Mrs. C. E.· FindUbJ;--lloH!l, ACRO!ie 3. D&rt explanation on' parliamentary pro Jean Caldwell. . t.Baby (Ind.) f.One #f( cedU:fe for bt:l~~bm was given ,. Youn& . 5. Nut by Mn. Ebf}'sbach. Atfendint were coverlnr ' q;·• te• " ,The Columbia M•ke·It . GJrh Shlrlt!)' M~:K.~1Ve)', Leann~J Bnwe:-, D. Dovetail 6. B:dit.lt Judy Delort&"t PaUla 8~, BeVerly n;tet 'M1JY. 28 ~t t~ Columbi I p1ece (c&rp.) tubers , 26. Price, Susie Price, Po.tsy Prlcc, Stbool w1th advlSors m charJ~ be!O.Jrtn 1. on tiptoe Lind~ llousJI, Mirlf:tn Smith, Truriy ing Mrs. Mendal ~ordan, Mt •. 8. Conclae 1•. ltlver Caplih.Jer1 JUanita S"lth, Taddy lfa~y Jordan . an4 Mr.s. Lewis fRU88 .) 9. A i'lop Dui'st. Saniee SmU~. Karen Furbe<> Smith, junio~ leaders Rose fll&nJ) ' 1=. Withdraw R:atbryo DeLOnt" -Patsy Price 1Greenlen. Mlha Faye Jordan and .14. Pauae 11. Look amount Carolyn Woodrum. DemoJU~Ira !&. Sllp aWay ulrl:ance SO. Sum1 · r.....cu•• .tQwN Chester's ~nlur So and sew mtt tiOns were given Gn threa~ing ll. Th~Un· 13. a'airtbooup 37. Countr" May .2t ~ t_He adylsors hom~. Mrs. needles and straighteniDj m,t;o.-. known god Uke 31.9er&JUO,~ (Asia)· ,... f Eleanor 'Kiulht where a ptOJect of la1 by ftr9t year membeta. Othe ... 1 (Hindu) 33.Ftn.Ut _. 38. Chlll11 an..:. Jll'eU ; ~ tewu• "snackers a(ld paeker~" w.- ch!)Si:n attending were Rebecca 9ye, · ' 11. eor · 20. RJver ' : 38. Pencil 42. Tue.,daf by most of tha i)rb. •- 'n4jng Rase Greenleu, Doris and N9nna · (Gtr,) . I (sym.) -· mitk (abbr.) w.e re ptt~ident MidUyn Bi'own, Hamon, Melva Jordan, Janet M:r· ,19. Leveled v 1 f e IJ!e!l~ent ;_ BaJbar-tl Sroit:1 .. ers, Leona Samples, OteVII' -.1'1~ 22. Hawaiian 11~6tlll'Jireuuter ltu~na Hol!- Smith, Donna and Joyee Stout, 1 bird man , . reporter Judy Flck, tecr · Mary Woodrum. Guesta were Ruth ' 24..Country atiOh IeMier Joanlie Frost, heait!l Jane and Jackie Jordan.-Not'Tnl I (Arabia) and safety, B.arbal'a HUI and mem· HamDn. 25. CurtiJ hers Janet Khight, Marjorle Ho£~ liB. Compa" man, Lela Bahr, Barbara and Vir· ..-The POrtland Idea~!. Club met : point (abbr.) s,lni~ Wright, Janet Aotfman, Beth May .28 at the honte of Mr.J. 29. brly r · ftrearm ·· Hoffman, Martha· Coleman, Caro- Ebeisba.;:h • and worked on towcht to. Excla" lYn 'Parker and Marie· Davis. fOT seWing. A report was eiven o matlon -Judy Fi ck. vegetable f!ardenhi.g. Sixteen. at· 32. P'ate tended and four guef'lts.-Juanita af. Lllnd The M~ry lASsies met May 27 Smith.' 1 meuuf'f ; at . the hog1e -of Francis Radfo · . s:J. Texas city with the pro-ject le.sson on safety The ·t uand"'R;ckln' Roller11 . ~1. Load and advisor OOinf jm.lor leaders Cl11b met May 28 It the park and ,t ;)9. Most arid Anna Murrav ana Dotis Ann Well~ talked al)out projects-. Maxine ,40. OroW.I old A report waS given on the skatin ~ RumfieJd and Ph:v;IUs Snowden ·U.Meanlnr par~y to those atter.dilig, Sahdra were in cltarge. Five m-emben 'f~.'City (Fr.) 43. Btl:tch W-ells, .tehniter Cr~w. :Patrl.ia and two HUests attended.- Jurly f.4. ·,Jmptoya . ~eo~essey, Kitty Per.~~n&er, Mary Slawter. · · Handley, San'ctr• Thomas, Jan~t DOWN \ Smlt.h, Cindy Swarzet, Margar :t ~H CLUB • ·. !. J>epftve \ Radford. . -Patrica :H:enn,ss·e y. The Lani!sviUe Uonor Cluh m ·t -:.. ~~•rot MIIY 24 with ~tt. Alp.ha Barr iu ·) lrmh gods Jolly Stltcnera met Syracuse's cnarge ~. ot the sewin2: projec' (jloss.) , rtby 28 at the bOrne of Donna coverli\t boxes was demonstrttt· -. ' ,,. .,•• • • , . , . , I • Diddle with sewing 111 the lesson. ed. Ei,li!ht attended.-Agner Lor· DAU..Y CB•M'OIIUOTE- lleh'a hnw &o «ork It: - f ~YDL8A4XR ·~· · . Mrs. Cottrill and Mn. DiWII ·· ralnt: Sigman . . - IO · LO>IO·l'&L.LOW . wete Jn -chl~ge 111 a dcmon.sf.Tol · Hon Was a:lven on how to stralg The Lucky Teens met May 28 · : One letter almply atandl for anotlitr. · In thta MJI'Iple A le ~~t .I lte"n cloth. J'llfne Jitt.C:pde~ w:J.th at the home of Mrs. Robef\ for t.he three L'l, X tor the two o· .. etc. Siq'!e lettera. a~,:~.s-. Mra. Lofldort, fl'a~eia Lond•1!' Smith and $tu~ied .good food for . trophea,;the JengUa and formation ol!- t.tut wordf are ah h~t ls. Jta.c)l day Uie codtletten an dlffereDt. .....,..._ ~ -· and Paure"a Hudson as auesta- anacklnf lnd ~Cklng. Mrs. How.. -...;..- ... ........... -..... -· Stefanie Wfnebrenner. ar~, HYifll · and Mrs. Paul Sls.son . , ...· A ClrJplol'""' ~lion '-<...., · . we~ ln: ~.barge. Attendint were The S.llay llun, Cl~b jpe'llolay ~oan Woodafd,C~olyn FerreiJ, Q L Z B W Z 8 H ~ L LX U J W B V 0 101 W 2!t with Ol)lde V4nCooriey advlaor ,Japlce; Osborne, RobP.rta Hoove'r, ;!C HXIQVS OZ W!ijS LPZ-XVKSUZBZ with huiJntss. ,beihg eleetlon rt qer~)di.rit Collins, Joyce Cotllns, LOQzisJ. · .. . . ... ... · . - - : oflic!eril. A-tteniUrig; w,..re Dale 1 and Gloria Terteii.-Ger.tldlne Collin ~ ·Roger Rowh, Everett , 'Mtehae!'l, ' • _to , r a·.l • ~ Y,.t.er_,•• . ~,.~ ""q;~te"~ ~··.ru~:··:rALL.- . T.. l!l wiss:) 'l'H~ . Loonotd J!iUsh, lY••e!lrow Van VISIT HIRE Cooney, . Dli.vld ltee'd, QUI Morrls. Mt. ll~d Mrs. Clair McMannus of ~ilald · Rauqn, J~n Johnton Hanover, P•· spent the week end ________:•::.nd: _v;::.·.:•l::.IO::..r ~IJIIIIY· · Guests were with Mt. and Mts. Charles Cohen. !IEVEREND HEAD MUST Lilt: LOW AS OUI\ll WATTS. - . ~ ----· ~·~ j '.: ., TK 'uo lb. ROOFING t aou ;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;; \ . tthat ~h~e:i,r,~or b;;;low-:'.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=;;;,;;;oh;;;o;;;;";.;e•;;;l;,;n;;;l;;;ho='e.,rl_.••.,· ,. ChampVo~s _ ...... n Co Three M • }s In Dairy GIf • "" ""'SS E , l Pnn VI!D on blasted a home run, hi.!! SCCOI\ll of t he game, In the ntnth to giVI' the Jell a 2·2 li•. 1'h(ln , with. !'\\·, runners abuard , shortstOJ) Dick Barone .1ingled home the w!nn· ln1 run . Powen' f\ut homer in the first tnnlnJ( looker'! like tlu' on ly score the Jeh would make unLit ht optned the ninth with n1~ second r W(lgnerToQuiz Moring Aims Of Dodgers, Giorits Dally SentiDel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., June 4, 1957"-6 ..,...nt pt~Oideat o1 the ••It, wm r- NEW YORK UP-Mayor Roi>01 m r . wacner will uk the CINCJNNA11 UP _ The reBrooi.lYtl l)odger and New 2~ afpea,..nee of tlUD& Ted. :XluaeW· • Y~k Glint pred.dents today 3 lk1 In tbe Ctn.clnntU lineup a:ave 1t they have made commit NI!:W YOitlt 'UP - "SolPO. 3 fans their Liuest thriU Monday menu- to move tbelr Iran· body'a sure pin' to lei kn"''kecl ft%1 niaht al the Redle,p downed the chl.set and money-maklna: , out t.hll tVne," youna: P'loyd ht10~ Cleveland Indiana for ~ 8-3 exbibaseball laud to . Calltornta. tenon said todJ:v as he reai.PDed IS · btuon vtetory. Walter O'Kalley uid more . tralnlrti for his heayywelgtlt tilt• 13\1 Alt.hQUib ~luuewU:i, 1JdeUned tban a year tlo that the Dod· defeJIIie against TonunY CH~ Mon4rts RNultt with a - back ailment for 10mi gers would not play in Ebean.e) lack10n at the Polo .Groundl Brooltlyn 4 Philadelphia 0 ·night time, won't be eligible to play in bets Field after 19'67. July 29. · Pittsburgh 6 New York 5 ntgbt league action uDtll next Monday. lt Is not known whether And the wink t6-'at accompanied Tuetdfy's Probllble "khe... He tppeared in ~onda)l nlgbt's city offici~s would offer the hi1 statem&nt boded evil tor ,ehal· benefit a:ame in the · seventh inChicago ·at Brooklyn, nlghtDodgera and Giants any in· Ienger Tommy, wllo had - lolL ' 1 Drott 3·5 vs Maglie ~1 nlng and drew a walk on. four ducementa, such as new split 12·round declsl.on to Pat.te'r· · Milwaukee . at New York, alght pltchea. parlu, in a iast-di:cb bid to so~ l.ut JuDe, befor. FIG)'d be< --Crone ~ 1 VI .Barelay 2-4 The crowd of 24,f79- fans was a teep them.i.. came champion. Cln<!lnnaU at Phlladelpbia, record for a Redlea exhibition night LaWTenee ""2 · vs Haddix 3·3 game and drew a Udy t:m,OOO in Promoter Emil Lonce Sl Loult at Pittsbur&h. nlgbt.- &ate reeeipta for sandlot benefJt. UJD0r8 to bis Schmidt 4-1 vs Frlend B·D · The wlnniu.g run c:a~e on a llnW.tlfietday's gle by Bob' Tburm.an, a walk and Cblc:ago VI Brpokl)'n . Jersey a two base error by Bobby Avila. and City, nlJht' ~ Milwaukee . at. New York In ho Cincinnati at Phllade)phlo, night ['[' gate of at least The champion st. Louis' ob Plu.burgh, night NEW YORK "uP-Reports lh•· AM!RI.CAN L8AGUi two of tbe New York Yankees' cent of all net Nq g~tm~ se.hed'-'led "sinful six" would r be traded be- 20 per cent. TMSda(a Pro~• Pltchtn !ore the June 15 deadline .........ped The Patter8on-Jack$on ii.g hl wi1l Blllllon Chicogn ., r•r -. . nl•ht-Si> a up ataln· tOday along with • be televised and bnJatkftat naUoDter 4-Z va Ple~e &-2 NEW YORK UP-.N'ptional front office &tatement that a') Baltimore • at KaDI!al City-night .teorlng bonors went to Gay was harmonious betwf-en General ally to homes, 'althou.(b theie will -Loel &-3 vs Mor&tn 3-4 Brewer of Cincinnati but the Managilr George ~iss and Field be a 'I:V blackout on a ICJO.mile radlua Of the folo Grounds. Wr.;JM~gat Detroit. nl ;i•- 1 happiett of l<l2 q,ual~fiers for the Manager casey Stengel. CJ.avenger · f MaJI 6-~ . ., U. S. Open c:hamp1ons,hlp today The report of fr\cUon In the New all Clevel.JJnd, niaht Will 45-year-old Samuel Jacbon Yankees' front offlee foUowed a -Sturdivaa. W vs Dlley 1-3 Snead of White Sulphur Spring,, d~eloaure Monday that. six pla;v· WednHdt't.t G•m•• W. Va. er&-Miekq- Mantle, Yogi .Berr.l, Boston at .Cbieago A couple of houro~ before Bn: Hank Bauer, Billy Martin, Wbite)l wer posted a speciacular 67-66-133 FOrd aild Jobnnr Kucks-had Balttmote t~t Jtan.Ns Clty, Qight W:ashlnjt:op . at J)etfolt , at Cincinnati, Snead took hia firat l;leen fined a tptal of $5,500 fo:New \orlc. .at: Oevt:land,• nlgbt 1tep In hi• long· cru11ade to win· tbelr nig!U club antics on Ma)' lfi. For Your ConvenleDce JNTERN,ATIONAL: .L&A•.IJ.UE tbe elusive Open trown Monday The pl.a yen most often meu O!itbolrd. )l'loto~ ,Oil 1 Ricbmoft4 I Toronto 1 . wheii he tied · DiCk Mayer Or St. Uone:d u "trade bait" are Bauer Mobil Brali:e Fluid ColumbUs 3 Montreal 2 Peterdlburg, Fla., for the lead in and Martin, both of whom are Automatle 'l'fana.. Only ratneB lebedu1e'd. the toughest of 2f trials across cOveted ·b:r Dreasen. )llocltame 'Work · AMUICAN ~SSOCIATION the nation with 69-72-141 at White . COLT5 SIGN PL...YER Ind!anc..polis 9. St. Pail~· 1 Plain•, N. Y. Now he ean breathe Charleston 2 Denver 1 easily untU tbe Open bea:lo• to . . BALTIMORE UP· - Walter Liv~ M,Jnneilpl))fs 5 ~i~hlta 2 unwind at To~o·s Inverness lngston, a 181)--pound halfback who a:ained 3,711 yaTdJ and scored 58 l.auia'v.~e ~ ~~h~ 4 Club on Ju~?-e 13. touchdowns in .four sel\BOna for PLAY LIONS. I TIMIS wa1 announced today. Two exhlb- Heidelberg College at Tiffin, Ohio, ,.lt_plei•• ua te ltleiM .Y•~ CLEVELAND uP_ The -Cleve· itlon , games and one league· opn· signed today with lhe" Baltlmore I MaiD 81. . . Pomeroy land Brownt wUI-play the Detroit teAt Ire acheduled. Colt•. Li~ns thre'e tln\es .' this season ,It ·o,mu I TWO Late RUfiS By Jets Ed"e .Montrea1Cl ub.•. •v UNITEDLI,.OUI PUIS N...TIONAI. W L I'd. Cincinnati 28 1~ .Ill PhU.adelphia · · Z:i 17 .511 llllwaultee . . . 24 17 .D86 Brooklyn ... · · · 2' 1'2' .581l St. LOuis . . . . . 20 20 .500 New York .. ... 18 20 .a Chlcaao . .. : ... 11 2t .333 Pitt1bura:b . . . . 14 28 .333 KluThtills FanslnShow At Redl~ille "-Daily.SeDtlnel, Pomercy-Mlddleport, 0., Ju~e 4, tn7· • -- . ' - - - ·- ----· ly lllll. AND 1111. 81111 H �• • ' ' ~ SenUnei, l'llmeroy-Wddleport, warden; Mrs Belllt4:e Danl, ,... cording .tecretary and repreaen· ---~~~-~------~~~~------ taUvt, Mrs John Le:fheit, aMLSI· --tnt recordina &ecn!tary ~lto~~~~.B.~~ ~~!!lin~t!r~'!t!~t~~~~~~~~ Mn Mtt. J.1ded wbea the B. U..Sanboru Mil- witb Mn. Charlea Bennett Jlvina: sioaary ~ldy met Monday at tbe the dedicatory prayer and White Firll Bljtlst Cbuttb. Croat a:il'ta to be tak:ea to the Hou~ Party were pre1ented The PrilciU.• Circle was Jll Tltl LMeJoy Cirele prt:sented charke of tbe openlnJ devotional the prografn with Mra Rl)'mond service wtlieb Included Scripture Luman tn charte. Tbe dramatiza.. readiDJ by Hh. Gerald Anthon)! Uon was caltect "A Clrelet of Ca· and a b.Jmn with Mrl. C. P. Brad- meoe" and repreaeated mlsa1on bury as organist. Mrs. J. Q Rice work around the world. Silent gave the prayer at tbe openinJ of prayer and 1 resume of lbe wort the meeting, in that partieular aec:tion waa giv. It WIUI announced that the Dot· en by the11e ladle1: Mrs Clemis cas CtJ"C!Ie would meet to sew for Fo:~~: , Cuba; Mra. Homer HyaeiJ, 8Upplle.s tor cancer patients at Netherlands; Mrs. Hood, African 1he home of Mrs Frances Bearhs. Bels1an Con1o: Ura. Harold E. The 'Society voted a contribution Hubbard, lndJa; llrt. L D. Dile1, For the Cancer Campaign and ali!b Southern India; Mn. Cbarlea Lew· for the Ame!'1can B16le Soetety Js, Burma; Mr• Raymond Su.ton, The annual House Party tn Gran- Phalliplne•; Mlas Sylvia McMaster, VIlle 11 schPduled for thl!l' month Japan, Mra J, Q. Rice, Oklaboma. and the Society 11 recessing until The aerviee closed with a prayei, • August The EJeeta Circ:le aervtd re- I The re11gnatwn of Mrs ClemiS' freshmentl tu thirty-eight member1 Fox as ch1ttrman of the LoveJoy at the eloae of the meeting Circle was accepte9: Love lilt of- 0 of A Theod;.:;s Council Elects Officer Slate TUES. & WED. JUNii 4-5 FAMILY NIGHTS 2 Adult Tlc:k..• Admlta Car LD.td Mu. ArnOld Hayti was elected Dana Andrews Greer GaNion as councllor for the coming ter.:n STRANGE LADY IN TOWN when Theo<lorus CQuneil Daug l(Western an Cmemascope.Color) teu of America met Monday -al&oevenmg at the IOOF Hall Dav!d Br1an Marsha Hunt Pther officers elected were NO PLACE TO HIDE Mr.s Herbert Miller, a11s.oclate (In CoiL1 J councilor; Mu. Velsle Rou.s.I, --,L1 ( a;~ Authentic Colonial Williamsburg Colors lflj Histone WALL PAINT aaoaHit..L •NAMit.. Clinton Fisher Co. esALES 8007-V ePAINT Middleport eSERVICE 8%65·X da!i!&bter, Dlde, left SJhtnlaJ for BilOxi, MUI.. wh~t he b to enter an astbma c::llnle tor observaUon. Mr. and M.n. C. L. Wood, Riple)l , nd llr. and Mrt. !iraelcy Wood, Morgantown, were·rec:ent peat• o1 Mr and Mr1. E II Woo( Mr and llrL ~.. Barnett "ond dau1hter, Debby, HuotinttPn, vt. Ued Monday, with Hr. and Mra. Clarence McNeil. Mr and ~a. Ted Davall and familf 1pet.t tbe week end at tbJ!ir former home tn Ashville , N,' • Richard CampbeU, fman- eial .11ecretary; Mra .John SrnJth, aaal&tant financtal .secretary, Mn Cbude DanJl, trea~urer; Lucdle B. Hawknu, p1anllt. Mrs. FreJ SwatM'I, alternate representative LueWe Bearbt Hawkins, Pomeroy Society Editor, Phone Eleanor Schaaf, Middleport Society Editor ~ Pbone meeUna: and Mrt Campbell reported that abe and 'Mra Henry Reibel placed llaga on the .(riiVes of deceased memben for Memorial Day It was voted to oi-der diah cloths to seU as a mqpe) makmg proJect Leha FJJnt walii reported home from hosPital and flowers were sent to her The birthdays of me.mbtra• In the put three months will be ob-!erved at the next meeting 01 Monday, June 17 and potluck r1. freshments Will be served Marvin L. Kelly Honored Guest At family Dinner Marvm L. Kelly was guest of honot';Sun<'a.Y when his w1lC en tert41Ued wllh a fam1l.y dmrter eelebratmg h1s buthday. Thou present Included MJ and Mrs Kelly and Thomas, Mark Mrs Anne Bailey and son, Gary, Middleport; Mr and Mrs Charlet' 'F1ck and daughter, Kimlx!rly Hann1hoal: Mr and Mrs Curtis Kelly and fam1ly, Mary Ann and David, Welbton. .rack Kelly, who 1:. employed In Columbus was unable to jom the group but came hQDlc Mondt:y Cor a short VISit Vacation Bible Scho.ol Opened & The Dailv Sentinel and Mn Addie Grueser, l! months trustee. Mn. Haytos preatded at the Children from 4 years of ag through Junior High School are Invited to attend the .Umon Dilly Vacation Bible School wh1<:b i.s being held Cor two weeks at th·~ Central School. Cla.!ll!es a~ from 9-11 30 A M. five days a week A \ program Will bo presented at the end o! the two weeks In the school auditorium when ctrtlfiC'I.tea lor attenclance anrl a revtew of tbe two wcck'.s work will be g1ven. ' \ o., J~ne 4, 1957 8. H. SontJc;rn Missionary Society r 6244 60J9 Miss Margaret Hoyt O,onna Reibel Is Graduated From Is Honored On Marietta College Ninth Birthday Mus Mar~aret Hoyt, daughter of the Rev. and Mrs Claremont E Hoyt, graduated from Marietta College on June 3, at the Ban Johnson Field House. She recetved the degree of Bachfllor or Arts, ma jormg In Economics with a minor m EducatiOn •• She haB been on the Dean's hst most of the four years and has made several honorary SOCieties as well as 1 l!iOdal sorority, Cht Omega Mus Hoyt wa.s lead in the opera g1ven by the College of M;usic th1s Spring at the College and was one of two Semors who S.llllg at the Commencement exetcises Her song wa1 "Could My Songs On Wmgs Go Flymg'' by Hahn. This was the one hundred and tw~n ­ tieth commencement at Marietta On Sunday the Baccalaureate service was l!eld at the First GQngremonal Chureh with the Rev C E Huyt, putur of the Middleport First Baptilt Church and lather of Miss Hoyt, g1v1ng the In vocation and Benerbct10n. The Rev L Reinard Lundeen, South Norwalk, Conn , whose dauJhter wa~ also a graduate, read the seripture lesson and gave a prayer The apeaker for the ser v1ee wa• th£' Rev. James Glover JohnllOn, Professor or RehgJon at Marletta. Those attendmg the two J"ervJccs included the Rev and Mrs Hoyt and son, Oavtd , Middleport, Prof1 and Mrs. Clair Harmon and son, William Clau, Fmdley Mrs Burke ,Bero and aon , William Burke, Cbl cago. Mret Bero and baby accom· panted the Harmon lsmlly to Findlay for a abort visit and Ml.u Hoyt remained In Marietta for a lew days, Icntertamed Hr and w1th. Donley Re1bel a party Saturd<~Y afternoon at the1P.. hom , Plca.sant Ridge honoring ther !"laughter, Donna, on her mnth b1rthday Games were played dLJrmg the rftcrnoon ancl prtzes awarded th~ w1nners lee cream sandwtchrs and tw•. l••rthday cakes, omt decl)rateJ w1th llgbted candles and the oth er a mercy go round cake wer • Hrved, Present were Marilyn Brow.1 Jemler Lollsc, Sandra Hendrieb !'>laney Tyo Su~ne Arnold, Diane. Donley and 8Jlly Strong and adult,.; Mrs Lester Russell, Mr.i Cleland HNncs, Mrs 'Denvc.•· Thoma, Mr and Mrs Harley Strong and Mr and M1'8 ' Henry Reibel Mrs 1 G'ttrdeners Club; )Irs. Rodney Downmg, MM Garen Stansbury, Mrs John Klnea1d, Mrs. C A Emm1sb, Mrs. J E Harley, Mid· ,dleport Garden Club; Mrs W:ebtJ Hall, Mrs Re1bel, Mrs James T1tus, Mrs Cuah Johnston, Mr.s. Wtlham Fo-lan, Mrs Carl Denni· Min, Mrs Ethel Chapman anr.l lAn Don Anderson, Rutland G&rden Clubs and Mn. Martha Dowd, a gllest Middleport Fire ,D'ept. Auxiliary Picnic rs Held: Thuty-i1x penon& attended tht. RnnuJl family night pJcnic spon· sored by the Auxiliary of the Middleport Fu-e Department Mon· day nigh{ at the Roadside Park. Offu:ers of the Auxiliary ar•• Mrs RW$ell Mtlls, prfs1dent; Ma'& David Ohlinger, v1ce president, Mrs Emmet Shuler, secretaH Mrs Jack Bechtel. tr~urer and were 1n charge of the plan ... After lhe meal, the group "a i }ourned to the Firemen's H•ll where they and the Fire Depar·· mcnt met w1th Mt:s.s Irma Dudle,~o reprelentahve Gf the Redpath Horner Co , Sliver Springs, Md, A play is to be presented earl; Jn the rail by thlS company Un· der the sponsorship of the fire Department and Auxiliary and plans were dl.SCY~Sed during tbe meetmg ., 1Lh MISS Dudley. Mrs. James Harris Is Honored Guest At Bridal Shower Mrs: James Harru (Dorothy Cheadle) was guest ol honor at a bndal shower given Friday, May 31, by her mother, Mrs J. W Cheadle Retreshments were ser:v. ed and .ogame.s played during the evening. Those present mcluded Mrs Robert F Styers, May Lewis, Elizabeth Butcher, Mrs David Oller, Irene Hendrix, Ehue Steffy, Jean Zirkle. Jean carson. Mro. Arthur Hend~rson, Mrs GC'orge Veith, u.· •• Rupe. liN. Qrllipollo: llr. ond llrl. - · L. r;:, Reyno}di IDd ll.rl. Val Rey, • nolds, Middleport. Unable to at-tend the party weN! Mr. and !(n.. Val Reynoldt ~d dauahter, Ren& Lynn , GaUipollt ~ Pomeroy Pel'lonols I I I I Chester Lists 27 Students On Ft'nal Honor RoJl ' E ,SAME HIGH QUALITY Made Possible By Tremendous No Change In The Formula Mass Production ,. Painter'll Choice •• • • Thl1 forn~ula On every co" 11 your oHIIrcmco ......of ""• qil!lllly _ ............. _____.......... ........ ---·..-· ....,. -.. .........'"· .........--·__.,_____ .....·· ....... "c-,....... ----- " ' " '' - -.- ---·-,::::; ,....... OM - - - - - - • .JN'I SPECIAL SALE $ .29 GAL' ' • .,, . entt ne e Pomeroy·!lllddleport, , For Middleport Is Named Ohio Pen Term For Non-Support Grid Star Is. _ Made Pro .Offer ' ' A featival to raise money tor uniforms for New Hllven's two Ltttle League teams will be held at Haven Elementary Seh~l on Satwday eveninJ. ·~ ~~"~''.'•• wh1eh is being &pon· tored ~he Lhm11 Club of. New Have:n. wiU feature the. "givm' oJ a pony to some lucky boy trra uates Frt'd...v , "'J Ohio. State• F..IOm ~ 1 • One huridred thirty-three oMn State UnlYenuty seDJor!J' wlil gra· duate with high academic honors at the unlverslty's 80th annual June commencement Friday mDJ'IL lng on the campus The ceremonleJ wdl get under way at D A M. in the Ohio Sta· dlum, with PreSident Novice G Fawcett presiding Numberinfl 2174, the June class 1s one of I Ohio Stale's largest In recent I ' I such aa soup, Rome ·~::·=~~~~~ many other I for sale, pin , feotlvol will begin at 3 afternoon and Will as 'one of the spon· It, "t!Veryone goes etrlped • preUy ••• f' your favorite cluslc coot dreu style • • • with bios b,lndlns 11 the cordlgan ......... colosui po<:ktts deolri\ed•.' lor-action new bock walstllonct PlUS an elastic and lull!er bolt. Fuhlonod II)' BEA ACTIVE of wai!!..,.e combed ~iton ~lth w\llte pin stripes !!" ,Biu., ·a-n, Aqua oo Plnk4 ' . ·I • SurpI1JS H0 IsteJft LiVCSt 0Ck S8Ie scheduled June 1:.U The annual hle of surplus Hol· th I Oh" h II fr ~~~~: l~s.:H.~uoo= w~t:e0 ':td ~~ ublie auction on Thursday even· ng, June 8, startmg at 'I p m. at the Weatern Livestock Exchange, Inc,, located 3 'miles aouth of CeJ,. Ina, Ohio on state route 127 and of state route 21D, 'he l·ntcro-t;on """ adjacent to the Lakdi.eld airport. Dr. , c. E Albrecht, acting dl· reetor oltho Deportment ol Men· tal HycieP:e and Correction, here, .~a ••d tb•t lb... heir... h••• r. smort . sl.,.t2~<>2p; 14~to24~ : ~;~: s-2l d 1 lr y per:aon II mien than. I ne women-wt rcce ve , elr drgree "1umma cum laude" or with bigbeat l1,?nors. Nin~.ty-.fi ~ , Will graduate ~um laud' and four others Wlth dlsUnchon m V{l~ousd netds th d t froms~hls a::;::gis :S:rn:= u~l: ~ of ~edllvilie who wl1l rr for the Wahama Whtte hill degree of Bacl)eioro to appear at th' Fes. of Science In A...,.leulture rides to be of.,. the / l 6een held ln thh• part 4ucti.on of the &tate In recenl years. . II d p s ) (c on nue on age even ::~~ro,r.U~·~w:~:·' W.ll .l.nown in !Oath. !':S~IOJrt:S"t Oblo, havln~ oetvOd •• ' at the Oh o Valleu Live!~:::~:Co., ltlles lor the past and 11110 officlat'lnc 'clll and Galllll~ac~~~;''';!:-i Fair liYeatoek a1 IJliD7 erean. .,- 28 1 a. reaident Jlf HillaU yean aDd ha,d pall't as an aliCtloneer until Umt of bit n•.. 't"' eu. sayre· As New P•esidenl &" President Expresses His View On H-Bomh At NewsConference p • '0£ Rf I 'fhru Mason City Is Starte"-' dT . U. l l a C i l[ l ' c . et"va• nt~1~i~~~~~~:;1 °!.~~!.!!"-'.!, v... :'..":!:":!£:~.~ 'i':.~;.::kr~ ~- !.'~.: ;;1 ~ Named;Drew•"'' b lf e ster Leader lh;,.t;wnc::.~.~g~;phalt ::•~.::~~:n~:.~b~~:~;::.~ "'g.:::;•n~w•eon~':!f:;.nce ""' •~J"'D ... runnlztg throuth Paviq of CbaTleolon begon Officers for the year 1957-58 were ele•ted when Drew we•"'" the oire'·b ol rood eorly l" "' ster Post American Legion met Monday evening. ~~~~;m~~~~~.:m:o~nung near the Cliff · W. R. Davts, commander, presi4ed and after the report o: the nominating committee the following officers were unani· be paved eventually mously e~cted Joe Struble Korean. Veteran post cnmmandnell tbe Pomei'O)'C ' "j -r--· at the end f1f the er; harl Hayes, Word ar 11 Veteran, 1irst VICe comman· · and _e:dends der; Miekey Wlftiams, Korean Vet., _ ' eran, second vice eom~lllnder: route b1ye reg. Frank A. Vaughan. Korean VeterWln'O' ' for the palt an, ad~utanf; Paul Ca.scl, World "• -~ several over the length or War R, finance olfietf· time that It hu taken to complete Eddie Ash, Korean veterant Sgt. 0 the road. it-Arms; Eber Rousb,~ WoJld War LeUera ba'le been sent to the l Chaplain' R H Harbrejtht governr from civic leaders World War' t, historian. and Job~ throughout the III'e-a ·--~n•• ~ . W't• ur ld W U J M Th •n., ~ to~ .. Wofr.d Mayor E. F. Roblnsorr took the ~~t!fe:-C. P~~C:y.o:e~~~ 1 : ~ri ... cbrk. Wo~ld Wara 1 and' D an~ rR: Gl~nr_oy Ewing case uodor advise· State Road COmmllliqner u:pre,... D~vll. World War 111 trusteeB ment Tuea:day night and 'Slid to- ed th~ OJinion tlla~ eompletloa of lnliaUation of offlceri was an- day, "I may hav~J' decision: in the~ waa takina''too lon1 .. and tfounced for Monday July t. R '/: aboul• week" promlliMI to lOot into tile matter. Ebersbach wal reported 111. DeleMr. Ewing, local business man, No offieial atimatet 11 to <the f.atfa to tbe State ~lion Conven- had been Clited into court 10 daya lenJtb of Ume required to flnlJh uqn \0 be held [n C1ncinnati will, ago alter a hght truck he was tbe job baa beea liven. but ~e be named at the- June 1 meeting.. drttina became mvoJved m a eol- }q.ve eald dlat the job 1bould tie W. R. Davis, Joe Struble, Frank; U!!ltla at Butternut Ave., 1nd W. comp)eted within 40 worki-DI'dQJ' A. VaUJhan 11nd Mickey WIIUama Second Strtet He was charaed alter actual pavin1 wu bepn. were named 11 deleJates to the wlth rfailing to stop within an asEighth Dtsti'fct Convention whlcb. sured clear diStance. He plead not will be held In Jacbon, June 16. 1uUty. ~"', Alternatea are: Charles n-:v~ b P~ul Cascl, Jl:'ranll: CbeesebreW, RoThe nu.yur said there was so bert Vaughan, EdHie AJ'h, Dltt mucb contradictory testimony.J _in Young and Denver Thoma. the ease tbat he collld not rt!illder acimm.a.nder Davl1 thanked' all 1 fudgement off·the<uff. The d• D ..... -.:..J = wM 'parti~pated Jn the paraJI,e and fendant's contention l.u that the ~'U pro(ram tor Memorial' n ..... It ... , action be took was the only one , I .-naounced that at the ; t meet- that wo•ld have prevented 1 head· G. G. Som~ville, Pl Pleuant 1 t. .inc op Jli;Je 1'7 a apecia) protram CHi, moving collision with a rapidly torney, baa reeelved a eitiUon will ~ presented on Ute "Ritual moving true~ In tbe wrong lane froal the Seleet.ive Seniee Deof the Post Everlasting". of tratfle. putmeM. ot the United Siatet 1ov. At the close of the meeting a Ewing awerved 80 far tO the e.r.nment Jn recoanition or lila 15 chill supper, prepared by Charles rtght he struck 1 parked car at yean of ~~ervlee u 1ovemment apHayea, was served-.t~t 30 members. .. t bo · peal agent lor the Muon County -L"' a me er, uncmg Jt 1nto another S.elective Servlc:e Board. car a~ead Police contend that Somervllle handlea all Iepl tbhles·edoer •,nndua"mlc'. outd have atopped 'l.uutlon• for the dntt .......d lo 1-' I W I • , E • Case Js Conbn• ecJ For St"Udy 8y Mn..yOr I w:: . w. G. Somem'}Je Ci•ted For Draft ServJces DiVOrCe JS DenJe •d I A Muon City eOUJile'Wu dented •Monday divorce Jn an order enterl!d on bY ludJe Oliver D. x... ..1 01 tb e Maaon ' •'"ount Y c ll't;:U1t Court ' d b Eugla Uuna J h o nson an er James Edward Jobneon, .each d11niec1 • di.orc:e. "nley fded I trOll bUI. Ju4 rei red 0 e •; f.:bat cu. 0 °1"~- eoulltbpt.e · OIUmv.u e aepiratedJ lohnbe requ.ired to pay t40 I or h er sup tiJlid maIa, Thill ' modi( , 111 former lr·• • b • requ ~ " 0 naon ' 0 . reat rfOma. foell.sh to fall behind any other A deciSIOJI was a lao made to nation and thlJ meanJ tm.t teatinc bigf;and a burrow .... Tbe Hn-· llgb!A. ' ·~ -Tbe Pre!ident n1d i.be pro. Show "was dL~ussed at length durmg the meetin&. pout or ~ommunilt Paft7 Bon on 'l'handay and Friday of the Nlkita Khru'!hchev lor withdraw· fair there will abo be harneu rae-- 11 of all lort'Jgn forces from Gerin& and runnmg races, the board man,. might be an effort to drive qreed. a wect,:e between the Western alPresent at the meetin(l m addi. lie1. He noted that KhraJCbev in tion to tbe members of tM lair hi• televiJed in..mew Sunday, bOard were Dan Hartina:er, eounty aaid notbmg about Ule reumficatCOQimiS&loner, c E.. Blakeslee, tiop of Germany. county .1gent and Bill Downie and -He expreued tbe bope tbat Elkie Hill of tbe Me1g& Riding Kbrwlbc:bev's rtatement ·fuorln& Club. I fint • atep aa:rftmeut toward fuU disumament reflected real pro.ress toward atermanent peace. -As for: "-lUll Ume" on the I Two Life Guards Arc Hired For .., New Haven POOl Ronnie McGlothlin of New H.!'· ven and Guy Wilson of• Maso11 have been hu'ed u life- guatd" at the New .:Haven SWimmiti'& Pool aceilrdtng to Clyde Foley. d1reetor of artlvlties at the poo~ Foley reported tbat one mo.e life auard to be used as an alternate may be blred in tbe aeXt few daYI!I The cool ~athl!l' during tH.<e past few day8 has c11 t the crowds down somewhat at the swimmiRM pool but large crowd! were pre sent on Memorl.al Da• and on lalt Frulay, aceordln11:' 10 Foley. The pool wu eloaed on Saturday and Sun(!ay in Ol'der that • leak cou1d be rep11.red. JOm • t Mee1mg • Js Called On M'aaon County and Ia tbe le••• .............u.. n1 ...,ilraats F..:.. Exhibt't ::::::: ~:~. ~~~Vl=de~~ aald thlt if the SOviet Union wanted to uk an American to appear over Ita faeiUtia and tuar.. anteed that thel:e would be no jamming ,iDterference or counterattraction• td influenee the Ru• sian audieDet away-tbe" tomebod7 in the Ameriean government would be glad to aeeept such an inrifation. -He !lid tbat if Army Speciallit 3e W1Dl1m S. Girard suffen from 1111 injullic:e& in the Japanese court&, the c:aae wdl be taken Up ~omptiy on diplomatic levelJ. ~ Pnlident, however, espreued the belief that the Japa.nese courts will follow tlleir teeord of the past iD Reb eaaet and be eminently fair. Gir:ard wiU be tried on a man~laug:hter charge for kUling • Japaneae woman with a lbeU cuing on I fmDg .range. -Be said that u long u tbe law requires it, there can be no Alneriean trade witb Red CJdna. But be thinks iD Ihe lont run it may not be possible to ~ . bit such trade. IJ.:£_d· Ar p • , .oCn ea. air ~~:Pf::t~;u:::.~~~:":!!~. ..... Nabbed 8y~ ObiO ville- ~ al,ened by General CharA joint meeling or Ute Board lea R. F01. flate Selectin Service of Directors of the Mlddlepor• director. and Pomeroy Chambera of Com· Hi h D . _.__ _:_ G meree alons With dlreetor, of the g way pat ro} oecomes randpop Stolen : Aut0 Is Meigs County Junior Chamber Ot TWo restdents of the Bend Commerce wdl be bold at 7:30 Area of Ma.son County were Ntw VORK r, p, ton1ght m the offlcea or • reated Cor violations on the hlgbgaret Truman dauehter of FOURd In Pu the Ohio Power n Pomeroy way by the Oh Io Highway Plltrol former Prealdent Truman, gave DJ.eroy Purpose of the meeting Is to over the weekend and forfeited birth today to her fmt childdraw plans for Me1gs County·, Maso c· C I ::·~:ot~~·~'::~ rrm~i·:.?:~~~":~ D tty oup e Fohner President ha.• .1 8 Cir 't cOln1 Harry y C,W · S, Truman ' COPY-Ie Auto Thrill Sho\.,. T Be Featured At ll!fe: ,..,J'.,_ F • All£r1en , d Draws Former Wahama '*"""'"" ... IOnitht ....... 71-U.In Low , WASHINGTON (UP) - President Eisenhower said today he favorol a total btn on testing nuclear weapons, proviojj:d lntelo. an employ.. of !be sucb a prohibition is linked firmly to an international •i"H· 1-=~~~:n,'Sporn Plant In Grabom ment - backed up by Inspection - prohibiting forever the !: ...., eluted ml)'or of tbe future use of such weapons in war. Kuon on Tueaday .1n n The President's news conference remarks on bomb testing eleetion which 1aw the enh .--e atemmed from the current «~nCitben'• Party ticlr:et awept mto troveny over the etfecta: of r.adloolfiee • activity &enerated by JUCh tnt.a. lttJela, a former m1)'0r of the In a maDy-.sJded d~ion wJth. town, reten•ed 101 votes to 6.'1 reports t)f tbe radiation 1nd bomb for bl.s oppol)l!nt. Eugene Tbomv0 teJtJng controveny, Eisenhower IOD 1 a Vanadium corp., empleyee. made theH other plllntl· The vidmy of the C1Uzen's -He did not believe that this lf. ~ 3lf country ever again would teat a Party wu taken by many oble.: ven In the town as t a eipn!A."· An auto thrill show before tbe hydrogen bomb the slz.e ol the lou. of the people. ata!mt . tbe grand stand wfil be thre feature at- Jargeat weapon exploded in the paYlllg of the town, atreeta 11Dce I tractiOn on Saturday night at the Pac1l1c March 1, 19M. That blast rna~ ruooing tin the • opposite 1 Meigs County Fair, and Will be caused Wlduprcad, j!amagmg fa.IJ:. Peoples 'rl.cket bad been Jdent·· Followed by a mammoth f1reWorkl!i out. -He did not rule out further fled u proponenUr of a ttreet dlaplay 11 the trand finale accordpavm~ project !Or the town. ing to detJsioa made Tuesday mgbt tests of smaller hJdtopn wea~ In th~ race for recorder, D!tn· by tbe Meig• county Fair Board ons, however pointing out that tbe me MacFarland c'-efuted Cbarle-; \he fair whtch II scbeduled for H-bomb Ia one of the cleaoett YeaJer with a vote total ot 9l Auv 11 st 1:( IS, lB. and 11 Wlll ac· weapom deviled by the govern. to 70. 1tually open on AUJUSt 13 with th4t ment's nuclear adentiltll. The five councilmen elected regular Mini.!lterial Program by -He ~ceepte dthe findinp of ~ llol Fr 1 · the National Academy of Scienc:es R were o....at Barton. pb ut • Mega County Cburebes On Wed- that current radiation re.ulting Jabn R Turner, Ray Rou8b and neaday the regularly lltheduled h'om testa b not dangeroua:. He Curtla McDaniel. All were me.u1· opeDing da.Y, the feature attracuon oid that opposition to the test. • bera o(.. the Cltben's ttc:kel. will be the WLW Mid-Western ~ation oomprlsed Fruth led 1.1 eandidatee in r Hayr1de; Thuradav wJII be the now bemg: voleed by numefdlll: ' otber .scle.DU!tl seem.s to bare a D ay '. .or th e1r votes with 11 Barton rec:eived 1horse sbow: Jl'riday, Hm se Pulling de-....., of orpnluUon betdftd it. front row: Har(Continued on Page Seven) f conteltl and the tbrtll show for ... · oiDir Richa.-d Vaughan, ------..,----~ Saturdoy -He uprened tbe op; Jon fluil •envel; I Io tbe TUetday night meeting not genet¥iN or phy_;t:ista lnd row· D ~') with the toveJ'nment ~ fallout are Gruese~, Dwight 8VIntr • "" the Fair Board moved to accwt noot geneUciall or f'lllid&tl and ·• ~ the. contract of tbe Canad1an Cav· are, in fact. out of tlteir field of La wrence Franc~, alcade of HeU Driven for the Sat.)1111Ie:y, John ThomBS, Ed. urday feature. , eompe\0"" -IISSOciation. (Dally Sen· . Tbe Board olso elected to build ~pposed bolting the ..;~..l-...r . a new and 'Permanent concrete bomb tests pending an ironclad in blork stage in front or the grand diaarmament acreement banning, ,.. ltand to re .. ~.o.- lbe nre&eDt wNWI. lor 'l1 time, th~ use of.. , ....a. we.. I New Haven Lions Festival Little League fNt 1 Cit~n's Party In Clean Sweep At Mason Election John Tho~t~pson, who has 'been assistant coach at Raceland High School', Raceland, Keqtucky, was einpioyed as head foot· ball coach on Monday evening by the Middleport Board of Ed· ucat1on Thompson · graduated fro.P the Washington Court House School wher.e he played football under Coach Fred Perison. 1 He attended Morrhead State Col-~ -lege where lte lettered m !ootball lo, lhree yearo. 1 The reSlgnatlon of Earl Warnk · B'anri InstructOlj · was read and accepted at this meetmg Mr. Warnke w11l have charge of th11 marching bin,l at Port Clinton High School .ln his letter of re8Jgnation he statP ~i .. . . I hope Judge John C: Bacon sent hb that the B'nd , Dti:p!IFtment ha~ second Melp County man to tbe profited half as much as I ha., · state penitentiary Tuesday for a in the aasoelatlon wjth the schoo1 one-to-three year term since he as. and the commumty ot Middle sumed the bcneh here May 1. \... port He war Clyde Alllrtend, who was "On found of violating probatroh f-rom an earh.er con· . Judge Jl:l~ sente• Harry ' lift was two one-to-thrn to run concurrently 10n IQd~etm•nts of non-suppOT~. last week sfnt ' Pictured above are the members of the Pomeroy Il ~~~h~~; to the Cmcmnt;t~ of delegates from ail three wards in the Viilag e, 88 ~ for a stx months teri(R. found gtulty; .,.by 11 annual steak fry apd regular business meet)ng. Left ~~,i.:.::·ii!.: while mtoldcated, ry BoUnger, BOb Couch, Art Tracey, Olan GoodWin, driVlng an unsaCq- ~rry Wal.l~n. RoY Ka!par,,John "Shanty" Stiver' without a valliS •Thbma, Charles Werry, Bill Sheridan, llonk Parker, Frank Chapman, Floyd Ten Mankin, Fire whose famdy hves in !Urqid Ebersbach, Jobn Beaver, Pollee Chief Fr:mk Hudson, had been put pn proward Durst, GUbert Freeman anrt Rollaitd Neu tzlll'g, president this year • ' .. today tine! Staff Pboto) her t'. "' 1 _ __,..,.........:,.. "*" riJorth, ............ ear Firemcm·s.AssociationHol. ~etaorial Meeting Smith. K. 6rdman, Manetta, Carpenter by Webster and' Fultz, .. ;; : Knight \o.-8.! ree~loye,d as pnly in amount of High School PbndPal ~nd Lel~ m an action acamsi A E Kennedy aS Central S~hool. Prtn c1pal Marc~lla T.ay~of was t' - Lo'"'""Y and Mrs A E LrJwery, employed a.s aecret,rY. The eamc 632 &. Second Ave, Mtddleport. salary schedule • for tea~hers a now- in force was adopted fo~· 1967-58. tluth ............. SINGLE ower avors ~ew Head Football ~oach ..,.. 6Ue - · - - - - - SU2 - ------ Wednesday, June 5, 1957 "F'Meigs. d ~iian'- "~'[1be I -HI... ' ,n,e(ll I ....,.,... IH ru •ea.......... Arftl . N0. 43 . IY UNITID Plllll OHIO. Polr ~• C"'"" wHII I fl .....,. l'ortJy ~ too1111t .,.. ~ W1t11i .....,.... thuMI11r. 1howwt likttr .-.,, su;a ,..,. .... exttehN I · Middleport Society ·AMAZING SALE T .· Mr1 Llnnie Van Meter Htumed to her borne, Delaware, totb,y tila: a sever~l days vlalt with rell.tiv\a. Mrs. J H. f:uckler' wbo hal ~~ been the JUest ol reliUvea return· ed home · with her for • vt.it be. ~ ~nd were t"tcompanJed ~r Caro- lore JOlnl to her ho,mil. Powbataa lyn Welb. Point. , , 1 1 Mr and Mrs. Jesse Warren, Mr and Mrs; Carl Rius oJ coCharleston, visited ~und1y • with lumbus visited Sunday wUh Mra. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Wood WendeU Betting and • other rei• Mrs;. Hobart Stith, who II er1ti- ti cally ill, ha& (been iaken to Hot. ' : . and Mra.- Carl Follett ~ zer Hospital. , MIJ.ls£ield spent several d~a here , Mr. and Mri WUbur Koenl, and with her aunt, ~· Emma W~bster BQn, Re1d, vhitcd the Hocking State and other relatives. ParkB on. Men\orlal Day. Sunday Mr. and M.rt. Ruah Beegle re. Mr and MrJ. Koenig vlsited Mr turned to their home, Beaver Falla and Mrs. Vern Dixon near Ja11ptn:- Sunday after a . visit with Mrs. HiUa. Wald Foster, Racme, and other reMr. and Mrs.•\Iva Rife and Mr latiw.s and Mrs. Worley Rife and two Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Bobb and chJldren, vis1ted Sunday with Mr. I family were week epd guest. cJ and Mn. Gordan Wolfe, Monday. her parent1 Mr. and Mri. Ralpb Mrs. 1Joh,n ..R1well, Norfolk, va., GUmore. • Mr and Mrs. Ru~ell Radcliffe arrived for a vial! wW:h Mr and Mrs. Wolle Sbe wU' cal1ed here by returned to their home, Beaver tbe critlCJl illness of her father, Falls, Monday after a se-V't'ral daya Ed Gilkey · ns1t w1th relatives. They were &e· A·2c Stanley Bryan, who Ju.st -compamed t-ome by Mrs. Ralph received a promptJpn, IS home on Gilmore who will apend a few fourteen day leave with b1s par· days with them. entl, M~. and Mrs John Bryan, Mr. and Mn Charles Elliott and family He is stationed at and family of iand, w. va. were Wr1ght Patterson Air Force Base, week end guests of her mother, 'la~ton Mrs. c L. Arnold • Mrs Harry Mills returned home Mr. 11nd Mrs. William Freeker Saturday from PaynesvUle where 1nd fam1]y v1sHed 8unday with she bad spent reveral days with Mrs C. L Arnold , Mr and Mrs. Harry Munns (..<\cl- , Mr and Mu Clayton White and rienne MilL') and ba~y daUJhter, daughter, Carol Lynn, Of Warren, Kimberly Mart~ Th11 was Mrs weie week end guests of her par, Mills' . first visit w1th her great· ents, Mr. and Mrs Edward Parfitt, granddaughtf•r who IS her name- Umon Ave. sake. Mr and Mra. Ted Biker and tw, Mr and Mrs Gerald Rupe, Brad- • .sons of Bucyrus were recenf blU'Y, entert~ned Sunday with a gue!'lts of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. turkey dmner honotlng the b1rth- Wilham Baker. · day of her mother, Mrs. Val ftey. 1 Mra. Char.es Buck visited Mon· nolds. Guest~ included Mias Ann ' day w1th Mr~:. WllJard Ebtlnbach. Ne•• Wise. Etta Lemley, Norma Zirkle, LelltJta Moore, Maxme Moore, Ramona Bunker, Gertrude . Graham. A total of 21 11tudentr were Sending g1fts were Flora Steffy, listed toda•' on the finjl.l ~nx weeks Bertha SeyfrJeQ, Betty Greenlee, honor roll list! of Chester H111h Maxine Owen•, M:ra. Wlllam W11e, School as announced by Fa)' Sauer Mrs R G Ellu, Fred Searlel!l, Ruth I prmctpal. Hysell, Elou;e Stiles, ~ay Young , Listed o·n the sixth Sb Weeks Wandra Brunker, Ora Brmker, Et Honor Roll .. re · La Brooktt, M1uy Romme , Mrs Gar SENIORS Fletly Carr, Helen Hoff. CheKd le, Albany man Ada Randolph , Kathryn Sm 1lh, Betlv Frost, Sue Lambert and Jantcc Randolph JUNIORS Madalyn Brown , G.:iy· 1 ann Gaul, John Hetzer, Ralph Knight JudJth Lamber1 and Rose· I' mary Slade SOPHOMORF.S: Eleanop Evans, Mu~ C11rol J Spence, dam.;htcr Donna f'recker, Jam~ Hayman and Of Mr ,md Mrs Flo\ r1 Spcncf' Stanley Kelley ?.57 West ~lain St, bC'Came the FRESHMEN Mary Car~~ Arlene brute or A/ 2C F'rank Sh.s un, son C~rvi\1, Patty Cowdery, Ronald of Ralt~h S1sson and the late Alic<J Cowdery, Edgar Hartung, John MoCohen SHI80D or POnlCIOY. on ra, foger Rose, Dale Showalter, Fr1day, May 24. Barbara Smlth and Sandra Wolle. The vows of the douhlt• I'Jn ~ reremony were read bdo1c thr 1 altar ' of Gr.11ce Eptscopal Churr11 Bethel Coleman, who Is employ. by the f\t!v. James Edwin Charles ed m Athens, Is on vacation. aq 30 e. 1<1 Mrs Marie V'an Cot'lncy has Jo or hef wcrldmg the hr1de rhose a pale blue sllk suit (fre~s been Ill for thr.: put three weeks Melvm, aon of Mr. and Mr.s. Har. w~h wh.tte accessprie1 and wore ley Swisher, apent tbe week end a cor.sage of pink carnations Mr and Mr• Len B CreA' w1th relatives ln. Mason, W. Va. Mrs G. Q. Werner and son, Pete, Wnght St, were the pttendants '~ ·.s. Crew wore a pale plnlt were In Huntingtqn Saturday and Jre-. and jar.kct with white ac- visited Camp A~rowhead where ces~Orlcs and a wh1le roscbwJ Pete will be a OoUI'IciUor in Training tbJs 1ummer. I:O"UIJe Mrs. John Following the ceremony the ~ou~le left lor a short tr1p. Mra Sl880n b a graduate ot Pomeroy Hllh School, a mcmbe · of Beta Stgma Phi sot!t,lrlty ancl is employed by the Pomeroy Motor J:r~~:;:~· Co Mr. Slsaon ia a gra<luntc of Pomeroy High School ant.! was employed by t~e Bla1Hn:~r Aulo Co, prior to joining the. AJr Forc.e He Ls now sahoned at Charleston, S. C Th~ couple w1l1 rM•tli" m t'tlbrl£lston, S. C., artcr June 9. Spence-Sisson Nuptial Vows GivenMay24 = ... UP-Mrs. also 1 ar- M. u1 ~· Co •• OaUIC], ' a 6-pound, &-ounce boy ' .. Mrs Daniel, the Wife of E. CUlton Daniel Jr, a member ol the! news staff of The York Tlme11. and her baby were re ntofted "do fme" at Doctor rv , mg .I li,P&pttal. ..c.. ~ .m e couple was married April IU, j8H r"in Independence, Mo, where Mn. Daniel's parents live. Tbey -bue resided ln New York tiDce their maniJ,Ce. 1 Ne.., ~ for dito~flnl ~~~,~:~~~~ l:r;~;:l:i court ln.juncuop:: He waa An auto •tolen in' Athena Moe day night It 10:211 P. M. ..faa recovered Tueaday afternoon in PomelfOY aceordln1 to a report by M'eiJt County , SlWilf Bobe.-t C. Hartei\batb. Th •- .......... e ellt, a ..,7 ll.'Wljl, ,owned by l'boradBeJle Enlow b -.....of Albany WH 1oun aek ot - n ¥ St, oear the old Dye :W~ Ueord,. 1 ing to Hartenbieh, The car bid beta · ~~r.; the aheriff Aid that l , TrU:ml'n and hJs wlfe were• to tbe ipeedometer leay:r,-.}.Camu c1ty thl.s mornJDi{ ear bact been b'll1 ~1.(1 for New York. Qdles sinee the •Um• !lri'!'", to three da)"S in jaiL ' • partie1paUon m the Soutbeutern :ap~a~o~:S t:Ch~at~~poeyh:~C:n~~ Ohio Reg1onal Council exhlt,tt to be made at the Ohio State Fair. pal Court to answer the charge~ • George zuspan, I!), 0r~ Mai0,. MEI"S GENERAL HOSPITAL forfeited $25 bond on a IJfeedltlf .,.. 1 a f f Admitted Mn. Danny Brown/ tbarge and C ov Doer er, 30.. o Middleport, Vernon llcCoy, Hart- Weat Columbia, forfeited .11 u- Leo•• 1ord W V& .,..... ... St...., -·, .bond on a chal-ge of cban&Ul"" • p lane 1 without due c1ution. om · 1 Dlstb.aT!Ied Eugene ~WesUall, Reedsvmc, Constat~e~ Llrtdatamer TH.,RSDAY MIITING •nd baby, M.ddleport; Mts. Jnd 1'b'l Junior Wuuling 'lbll ~ 'eroY ·• d~n Club w1ll meet , Tburtdq and M'rL DtniU' afternoon at the home of ltiiAJdaughter ' fer !.ohJe an Cave st. · crow, Syracuse O.~t.e birth Mr. BroWn, ! ' � 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 4, 1957 hoffman richards roush