http://66.213.69.5/files/original/3cb4a0caed9e761fb8358a7f055b15df.pdf 4f2262586170e5d395969b83fe415205 PDF Text Text t • .. ·( a-,llal~ The Dail~ Sentinel Senunel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o., June 5, 1957 • :Pomeroy Garden Club Guest Night · Is-Observed On Monday Evening! Guest ei.Pt wu observed Moo~ over the m.eeUne and a report on da)' eveniq at the meetinl of the the plannlnc eeaa.!or1 for lbe Copn- P0mel'Q)' Gll'dtn. Club held tt• the ' ty Flower S:Jow , to be h.e"ld at tbe home of Jlltl. · Roy Belling, M.u1· Pomeroy Junior Hla:b School Audbeny A"' with Mn .. Edward Baer,l itorium June ~~ 11nt1 16 wu giv~n i co-boateu. Arrangemenll or flow. en were aued throughout the home. , · by Miss Lydia Ebersbaeb. Mrs. W1l· !lAm h . Dowllie wu selected to represent the club in registering the flower arrangements for tbe Fourteen members and si.x guuU, MJ\1. Micke)' Williams, Mrs. Antone Lueke, Mrs. Ron Springer, MIBB Vtda lhle, :Mrs. Lorain Ster· rett and Mra. Harold Loh!e, were ,prelfent-(or the e"rening. Mrs. gaer, preside nt, presided show. Exhibitins arran&emPnts at the show rrom t-he club wm be Mri. John LietwU£r , Mrs. E. w. Coates, Mrs. J. o . Roedel , Mn. J. E. D. Harti nger, Mu. ~etzlng, Mrs. Baer and Mrs. J. B. Elberfeld. Mrs. Harting~r. Mrs. George H. Parker and Mrs. R. W. Finater. 1 wald were named as a committee 1 to plan a party for tbe Carmen • Rest Home the last of thia month. A report on t·h e Diltriet Eleven of Ohio Association of Garden Clubi conference held .at the Nelsonville Methodist Chureh, Monday was given by Mlsa Lydia Ebersbach. Mrs. E. W. Coatei also attended the meeting. '' and BOLD as Summer Ughtning r ' Colored slides of the Leh.;um Gardena in Minnesota were ~}!own by Mrll. Harold LOhse and Mrs. Charles Persinger read the story ol' the Gardens. Refreshments were served by the hostesses from an attractive tea table centered with an arrangement ol roses with tall white ta. pen in crystal holders on either side. Mrs. William B. Downie and Mrs. Charles Persinger presided 'at the silver tea and cofCee services. llln. Ira Chapman witb a layette ebower Friday tvenlna at her home, tut .Mam St., bonorinJ MD. Ray Heine~. Unda Chapman and Sharor Lucille Searba Hawldnl, Pomeroy Society Editor, J'!>'>ne 6U' Young · retbtertd t;e guesta. Gllta were pl~d Ia a wjlltt Eleanor Scbaaf, Middleport Society Editor, Pbone 60~1 1 haulD.et decoratecl witb larte if'Cen Wpndy bows. Yellow and -~-,--·James Wawley Jr:- and family. leslon airport wben she new aoutb of Baltimore arrived TUttday 11reen strumers extended from Marvin De l\laine, Alexandria, Va. to visit her parents. She was met I Ior a visit with h.er parents, :lllr. the chandelier to t he bassinet whle~ wu placed in the eentt who hal! bee n a bu'lllness vi1itor in in Atlanta, Ga. , by Mr. and Mr1. and Mrs. Arthur Hoyt. Middleport, wa~ sc heduled to leave G. F. Hollingsworth, who took their recent guests of Mr. and Ptll'l. J. r.~f the room. today for th e home of his diUihLer daughter and grandson t.o thelr W. Cheadle and (amil)' . 1 Games weTe played and prh: ~s in Pla infield, N . J. home ln Jaebonville, Ala., for a ded b 1 M' Le te three week visit . Mr. and Mrs. Charle.s Ewina awar t e w nners. ra. s : Week ·end guests of Mra. J, 0 . returned to their home, Ak,ron, Ruuell won the door p.rlu. · Leonard were her niece and nepMyrna Russell, who Is emplo)'ed Sunday after a several dii)'B via!t Refl'fl;bments of lee ernm, d€!· hew , Mr . ar.d Mrs. w. s. Smith, in Columb1•s, has been visitlna wilh hi.J brtotner·m·J.aw and IJisltr eorated eake. nu!d, bmln~ bnd Alleghany , v a. her parents Mr. and1 Mrs.. s. 'J'. . Mr. and MrJ. Phil Willia11l1011. eoffee were serv Y t e Ill· Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Wiley and Russell. • Mrs. J, E. White and son, Jim · le.Qell tp Mrs. Henry ReiJlel, M~ son , David , left today for Atlanta , Mrs. Robert Aahley, wbo• ba• my, Columbua, were recent Robert Arnold, Mrs. Mn: lfem Ga., wbere they will viait hil bro- been employed at the Kaiser Alum· guests of Mr. and Mn. PhiJ hu1, M~. Alfred Yeaua:eT, Mn. ther, EugenP Wiley, and family . inurn plant, hai joined here hus- Williamson. Don ~pJres, Mn. · Denver Thoma, Mr1. Cleland, Heinet, Mn. Ernest They plan to return home Monday. band in Huntington wbere he t1 1 ChrisUne Bahr. dauehter of Mr. senior at Marshal) Colle~e. j.\ Rhodes, lin. William Reinhart, and Mrs. Ca!'h. Ballr, escaped brok. Carmen Haddox, who ~ beea , 00f JQ tiRQ Mn. Robert Reinh,rt, Mra. Jtu.> en bones when her arm was caught visiting her parents Mr. afti! Ml'l. ~ardens sell, Mn. ,- Jac): Robson,.Mrtl. Mar~ in thP- wringer at her home last He-rman Haddox, bas returned to i'-'r.:,\,;1 cu.s l\(lush. O.lit·d week end. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Searles and daughter, Carol}·n attended a baseball game in Cincinnati Sul'l· daY and have been vhdting this week wtth Miss Ruth Humphr.ey at Wheelersburg. Middleport Society w. ROUSH'S .~~ Cl.,elond. Mrs, ' Addie Fugate, who has been visiting friend• in HuntJngton has returned to the hom• of Mr. , and Mrs. Harold Sauer a~ daugh· ter, Mary Ruth, at Ferh.1n Me•d· ows · Miss Martha Ohlinger, Commer. clal teacher at Rutland Hith School iS(; employed In Columbus for the summer vacation months. Gregory, son of Mr. and :r.tr!l'. Rodney Hill, had lour stitches taken in a laceration over his eye when he was hurt wblle playtng last week. Mr. •nd Mrs. Norman Redd and famUy have moved to · Nuh"llJe, Tenn., and Mrs. Emil Bill is mov· ·ing this week to the home she bought lro,.. the Redd<. Mrs. Peter Lallich and sons Tod and Peter Laneaster arr~ved today for a' vU:lt wit·h ' ber mother I Mrs."elarence Ebersbacb and fam: SHOE STORE ONE STORE - ONE LOCATION AT MASON CITY Pomeroy Personols I. SHOP - - - - I PICKENS PAINT and HARDWARE CO. ·z. ' I' I t ' ' Uere are the Gift Ideas that will get further with Father. Come i~ to Gocsalers and choo:-~c the rlghl gilt at the right price. .t B~ Mrs. Chas. Sheets Is Honored Gu~st At.layette Shower Tompkl,. Surprise {)inner Given To Honor MfS. FQye logan Gifla were Placed on a lahl• A suJ)rlae birthday dinner wa s Jlven for Mn. Faye Logaft at the decorated in green -abd yellow borne of her daughter aild 1BOn-in· and centered witb a -cradle !loll. law, Mr. and Mrs. Elnier Bailey , ini a dol1. of Darwin. A dessert courAe Wfi.S served b;,; The dinner was giYen by Mrs. lhe hosteAea to .Mrs. Bob Miller, Earl .Brickles. Mrs. Dwla:ht Log.an , Mrs. Alfi"edjliggs, Ml'S'. Orville Mr1. Elmer Bailey and Estella Napper. Mrs . Vauahaa Pr1c ·, Mrs. Maude Searles and M.r. Potts. Present were Mr. . and :Mrs. Kenneth MiHer. .. George J.,og.in, Bernice King, Ken· Sending gtfbl ' but unable . , ney Neville, M~s. CaUie Logan, · attend were Mrs. El_ror McGlo '"' Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Logan and and Mrs. Robert Snuih. · Skipp,Y, Florence Halley of Portsmouth, Mr. and , Mrs, Elmer Bailey JETS WIN and Sandra. COLUMBUS UP- The ColumMrs. Logan was presented .-.gift bus Jet& won a 10.8 comeback VlC· of Qioney. l l.ory Tuesday nigbt ovel 'ho • · Montreal Royals. . ·~ • I Sh own TOftlQ • ht ' V:OL IX NO. 44 pytnJan s· t ers k' f I reC er ami Y · R . H ld eumon e At p·1ne · GrOVe I .. menA WELCOioiE SIGHT in Mason City on Wednesday morning was the ab.ove scepe as . moved. In altd began pavlpg on U.s. .Route 33 going through the toj\'n. Tbe ·road· - ELBERFE L .s $29,95 7 1 ',rusoN ~'~rive·l n VJ un II . .' .... _. TONIGHT fAMILY NIGHTS 2 Atlult Tlckett Achnltl CAr Lo.~lf Dana Andrewa Greer Gtl'&on STitANGI LAD't" IN TOWN (Western ln ClnemaiC!ope-Color) ... -abo- David Brien Maraha tHunt NO PLACI TO HIDi Un Color) / THURS. I PRI. JUN' ..7 Jobn Wa}•ne ' Lauren Baeall li.OOO ALLIY (Cin~maseope - Tec:hnleolor) ' Pomeroy . . :. ' .f. . ....... · eou&ideratln ·, ~ "'leidership. V1lley Electric Corpori.Uon•. Kyaer Creek, in supplyina to the · AtomiC! Energy Comminlori the . largeat tini!·~ block or ele~ric power evdr tontraeted for, in le.sa tb1n the eft!· mated time and' at len tb1n the estimated cost: ouLs,landlnJ eJ1)· r\lQyee and man!U'Icrnont tralnlnr prognuns; ~ lor reao11rtelul development i)f ~es&'IC" · energ" - C:onsump\i,on through' the ,hcJ.I ·P1Jmp and other m·a jor apPIIan . . were th.e tbroUJb tbe -alaoDIYiiJ Brian NevUle Brand PUttY AT GUNIIGHT PAll ·2 Piece foa "' ' Room S·uite ' .-. ' ' ,- e•." ' • PRINCE' GARDNER Men's EI,.ECTRIC RAZORS Sunbeam Norelco • ' Schick . GO.E.SSLER . ST. '· A ~~~Ufll! ,Livlila IIQo~ Suite, F~ R~~":' ber, Nylon Con~. Choice oi .Colors: Qreen, '·' Brown, ~rqyo/se. '' "' . Billfolds ·by Bulova .• CUFf llttl and TIE BAR SETS ~ONIC RINGS. . I \ . Al}palfchian JF.lect;rie· Power ~;,. 'lnd!Jha and M'i~higpn Eleelrir ,Co., Kf!nlucky Power Co., KtngM· port Utllltle1 Inc., Ohio Power Co., -. . nd Wheeling Electric Cn .. ~~ Opet:aUng eompanln of t1l .. ·AGE Sy0lem. · (Continued on P-age Seven) $33.75 ,; , 1 Mokt A, Perf.Ct Gift For Him JEW·EL~RY:;-o-;:S;:A;;r-' .PoMEROY .• . ' . .Le•• sso.QO f!'l·Your O.bf 1 '$~iit•:.. ' ' ' -, jlo'' -, ' ' , :C ' ' ·!1/t. \. • 1: ·o (, l ' . ' ·- ' ~• . • • _·1. ' .tt ..... . "'1'': " . '· • ·•· J. ' ' • m •t:•- Sweepstakes ticket! will win small fortunes on . it, will be ruu for the l'l8th time today in th~ usual atmosphere of a gi:JIUlt: : country fair. •• ~. ' ', Q • bas been underway for two years and citizens re~ently registered complain\$ about Of work on th~ job. Workers abOve are sbown paving the stretch front o(tbe'.tJOriilld ,song hom~ Iii Mason. Paving on Wedne,sday began at the Cliff Cook residence. · · M04.1i£cAMI.tt:A ·aR6WNIE . ' '- __,...,. . ~---'- ' l't" UNITIO I'll- ..... ..... .,, .............Oil ... - """...., .... ,. .... _ ttoow·---L _ , .... - - · A ilttloo ....... .......... Mrth. """ cUWr_• _ ........, _,_._.,. .t...,aJin .....,.,...,• .,._., •• &IHfh t. tN W. tWttll .,.. mdollll Lew •'-"' ... ... . ....... - norlh .. - ·- - - - -- - - -·- - SIHGLB COPY--lie elftoW.UJfRouti 124 Is I t Guest lo..light l·s Hel.d On Tu· esdny f ' . . l .' t latere~ IH l'lte.~---·-.·~ .tree • Welcome Sight In Mason Is RoadPa\i!lg - Poritt......,_ .... }\lit tne Pomeroy·Mld41eport, 0 M: ~-uxdd ~W(Ut£~.1 . l'u ·Deeete41'•. · t, ' at y To Sendl!\g gHls -but unible '? \ attend were Mrs. Donley RetOOl, "'Blanche Waggener, Columbus M J . Struble Mri J..hn Ter· and Southern Ohio Elettrlc COtD· J ~~· Opha Orrutt' ·~~-rr.· G1en ._ oany, .. and . tile Carp~!" Nursery ~Hi, M:;s:-:- Clyde Bf~D. ~l'li tr.om ~Burlingham wd.J preient a ~"'ha•le• ·Woode, Mr3. wal~r . Sch· d11p1ay o1 ?u ld oor 1ltht 1,ng ·. n d "' • rieber, Mrs. Edward Ball ;r- anu.I ~ardens tomght at the open rpeet- .Miss Dorothy Stfrk. mg of the Amateur GaNfenel'i. Club at , :30 at the Middleport L• High School auditorium. IS Anyone interested in thla proI gram is invited to attend the meet.. Ill · ing which will include a plOVinr 1t d ti t th 1 · ~ ~f~~~ep;~gr;~~ep on 1 ' e e ose I MeiP Temple, Pythian Sister~ bad . vlsitorr from G1nuster an Nelsonvllle T~esday at thelr . an· nual Guest,_ Ni.ght When ten new: members were present as auest.• ol honor. Sixty members and guests were Welcomed by Mrs; Cash Bahr, Mo&t The family of George Freckc-r Excellent Chief, a.nd the program . ~ i• held a reunion sunday , at h 's was planned .by Mrs. Arthur Skin· New l.O fl' .prii:e' home, Pine Grove. ner and Mra. ·Horace McElhinny. A barhccuc 't'blcke" · dinner The progr.am included a plano on the woruN'mpU., was serve<! at noon to Mr. and solo by Judith Butcher, a vocal "'P•>pular mavie 1/Ulker! Mrs. T. E. DeWolf (Esth~r Free· dUJ!t, Mrs. Paul Haptonstall and kcr) and children, Teresa Ted Mrs. Beulah Wbite; vm:al solOs by Danny and Patty of Delvan' Wis. ~ , Linda }i'orrellt, Maida Roush, _Cash Mr. and Mrs. Edward F'reckl:! : Bahr, L. R. Wiley, Ba~bara Jones-; and children · Raymo'nd. Georgo:. , voc:al duct. Edith and BI.Uy Hap--. Here'' the camera that makes movies siMple aa aftapi~Ofl Mona and Ed and Mn. Roy tonstaiJ, violin and aceord1an duet, at o lower-than-ever price every family can afford: Com• Jones Jr., and sons Michael, Jo:m M.~. ~nd Mrs. Paul Haptonstall; ~ how easy it isl You just aim and shoot'for recliy W'tM1ded~l and Jeffrey, Columbus. skit 'The Crooked Mouth Family full-color movie a, Indoors ond ovt. No better \ime than NOv;, Miss .. Rosemary RCfJe, , Akro:'1: elven by Mrs. Karl Owen, Mrs. for · p ersonal movies- the worJd's fovori ·le movie mohr is· a MiS!!I Annajean Rose. 'Athth!\, · George- Childs, Mrs., Ba~r and M~s. bigger, better buy than ever I Mr. and Mrs. E. J. HUJ CMIH'l' c. P . Gallagher. Mrs. Lillia~ Ste~ff Frecker) Pomeroy nte. 3 ., M: 1115 a,nd M~ . Skinner were pi~Nsts f?r Barbara Hill, Chest~·r and P4r. Ute pro~ram and L, R. \_Vlley,,gu •l; wilh f/2.7itn/ and Mrs. Norman Rose and , ur. ~U;:ist, played accontpa{lun.e nt 10• Frecker Pine Grove. ..., . his sOlo and that o! Mr . Bahr. ' Arrangements or summer flow· o· DIRIY 15 TODAY ers in the hall were done by Mrs. William Lowe, Mrs. Phi,ip Mein. EPSOM, England UP- The- hart and Mt-'1. George Childs and , EnJ;!Ilsh Oel"by, a horse race that M~r:~•:_· :"Sk~l"'n~ne':"''.. . ~"":'~··~~·~d~p:a~s~te".l~fl~<o~w ' :.-_.:-=:=!:;:;~~~";;;:"~~~~""'~:;~~-:=: :=!~~~~ holds wor1cl·wlde interest be· cau!lc holders of ecrlain Irlslo ' ' • • e M'ra. Ch•rles SbUt.a Wal JUett of honor at a layette; 1hower liven Monda1 evenina: l);y 11.·~. Nathan Blqs l81Lited b)' MrJ Ev•rett Ughtlpot, at her borne, Rutland R9tt ~ ,. ULOVA1 1' l" h . , Frf'4. trl lof uie refrealunent table. Ice cream, cake., n,u ll' and eof· fee were erved. by Mrs. WU.Uam Allman, Kra. HOQt;er Jonea, Mrs• MiltoD Ruaell and Mn. E. R. Ut.bted bY Mra. WUI&rd Beoinet eatertalned \ T-Sgt. and Mrs. M. S. Walkei, who have been vi siting th.elr famJUe.; in Middleport and Mason. have felurncd to their home in Shreveport, I a. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Jonea, ~on· tlac, Mich ., were recent 'uests ol I her grandmother, Mrs. Minnie Bev· erage, and Mr~. Charlottes Perrin and daughter, Beverly. Before re. Clean·, sh:~.rp Hne:;, bold and turning to Pontiac, Mr . and Mn. becoming, lor !fls smart Jone~ vi11ited her mother, . Mrs. Mrs. Max Sanbori'l Is under the Jean.e ttc Waddell, In Charleiton, summer dress sandal on its care !)r a local doctor afler she cut Va. high tapering wedge heel. her hand at ~er home. Mr.• San· Mrs. Bernard Fullz and daughLove~y In ail white . born h.as been ill at tht'ir home for ter, Barbara, have been returned several week s and they h.ave rehome from M cig~ General Hoapltal. ceiv-ed word that her son , Jerry Vera Covert. youth delegate Holmes, is a surgiul patient in from Heath Methodlsl Church. to 1 Hy. ' Akron. . C the Oh io C o~fe rence at Lakeside Mra. Georye Batey ~ in Holzer Mr. !'. nd Mr11. Ja'lflcfi Hawley Sr. week , jomed her grandfather, Hospital tor observation. this N, Znd Ave. Middleport . have rclurru•d form Wallbridge, Arthur Covert, naytnn ,and her Mrs. c. P. Williams is visiting wh r. rc they vi sited Mr Hnd Mn. uncle, the Rev. Lester Covert, relatives In Toledo. there . Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Slmpaon Allen Hu ghes, Worthy Patron of vilited Jn Huntington Tuesday Evangeline Chapter, 0ES, rcpre· business. on s~nted the Chppler, al the Inspec· Miss Maude Tiltylor has returned hon of tlw Ch~pter at South Point 1 from a visit In Barbcrsville with Monday c\lenln~>:. Mrs. Hughes, relatJves and alAO attended a horse Pa~t Matron o~ the Cheshire Chap- show in Huntington. ter, accompanied her husband and Mr. and Mrs. Rucker Neal, Worthy We've clm;(·d om l'omeroy !llorc. moved tlw r c m~ llling stuck to Patron and Worthy Matron of the ' 011r Mason Cil.)' lucation and yo u'll find a SUPER MA:HKET ol Mdr. and Mrs. Edwaro fi'rcckcr Cheshire Chapter. MrR. Mildred Scott Chet~hire Chapter was also an k family of Columbus were values. If you have been in tho habit ol ~; hopping at our l'om ~ roy pret~ent at lh• tnapeetion. Ewee end sueau of Mr: and Mr :. Storl' you arc invilcd to 11ec our largt!r Htor e in Mmmn ('ity The Rev. Howard Ruppelt and J. Hill . Clifford Beaver were dinner tuests Mrs. Ro1 Jones ;rr .. and son.:; -- ju~ t II !!horl dillhtm•C oVl~l' th.l' rree hrlrlge to Mawn. w. Va. recently of Mr.· and Mrs. Harold Mich.ael, John and Jeffrey return : 1S.tUer and daughter, Mary Rutb, I ed to their home, Columbus, Sun· Nu parkm g prohle111s pltmly u[ parkin!:: s pace al nil tlmeg. Pe-r han Meadows. day after a week's vlaU wlth h. · The Rev . and Mr~ . c. E. Hoyt parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. J, Hi ~l and son, David. le-ft loday for and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Jones Sr. Mr. and tMrs. T. E. DeWolf and Pennllylvania where they wlll at· lend tbe marnage of their son, children, Teresa, Ted, Danny and ,lohn. Thf'y were joiner! In Mart· PJtty or Delvan, Mich., spe .1. elta b:.< Mills Margaret Hoyt. several days with her father . William Ohlinger, who Injured George Frecker, Pine Grove . hi.~ 1<'1: wheQ he fel1 at his home Teresa remained for a month 's rC'renlly, hd been a patient at visit and ttle others returnt.d home Monday. the Mei gs Grneral Hoapltal. Lee Smith and his lather, E. 0 . Mrs. Willoua:hby HUl, ChestC' .·. Smith. accompanied Mrs. Lee \1 a me<llnl patient at Univc ·. In ~lawn Clly, W.Va.- Phone SP-3·5583 I. Smith. and 9on , Mark . to the Char· slty Hoapital, Columbu1. Johnny Bryant Is spending H few diY.!i with Mr. and Mrs. E..:. Hill. Mr. and !Mra. J, HUI and Mi&s Barbara Hill were bu.sincs5 vbltora In Parlcerabur1 Tue&day. Mr. and Mrs. Vinee Cheadlt•, Flush.ina, Mich., and Mr. 4nd Mr11. George Cheadle of Albany wen Mr. and Mr.a. William Grlftlt't returned to their home, Columbw, Sunday arter a week'a vlsH with Mr. an'i:l Mra. Lester Faub:.lr 1nd Mlu MarJ\Itrite 1thyer. Mr. and Mrs. Thomu Crawford I Mrs. Ray Heines Is H.onore~ Gue~t At Layette Shower �.: ... l-. :· . l_ ...... ·~ ·.:Y..t ;. •. . . . . . ·~ ---- :t ... . .- ·~-? · - :~· .. ···-· ~ ·.. , ·'·· ~....... . ·•..... ~ ::.~ -;"' '• • - ~""l"'" .. "! ·' . Dli(y Senltnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., June 6, 1957 ~aily Sentinel Day Book RICHARDS. OWEN- GINIItAL MANAGIR UYNQI.D E. GRIEME -EDITOR Natkmll adwrtlslnJ representatl"..7 BotUnelll-Klmbtll. tar.. 141 ~ A..'ve., New Y-oM City, 16, N. I. · InteNd • aeeo11a c:lua mailing matter at the poet office at Pom "' .. FRIDAY MEETING The Middleport Park Associto lion lnr., will meet Fridoy ni~ht Ill 7:30 at the Village Hall v.-ilh Bruce Lloyd, p.reSidool, in t"hal'gt' of the meeting. All interested persons are invited to allend . .~ I _,.,, Ohlo. llibiCrlptloD rates: Delivery by earrler where nallable 30 c:ent. pe1 "Wet: one year ln advane!e at The Dally Sentinel office, $1S.60· au ao'aths:, $7110; three months, $3.00. 87 motor route wbere avalfable ODe month $1. B:r Jlllil one year $8; alx months, $4..2!1; three montbl, 1 t;Z..DO; one month , 11. • PubiJahed every afternoon eKcept Sunday by The Ohio Valley Sen lloel. Joe., at 110 M~chanic St., Pomeroy, 0 . Busl.nttaa o~ pbooe ·391 ed.ltoriM etfice pboft'l' 397. :.--- -~ Events In Area Cities And Towns Point To Future Problems In Meigs County; Why Do We Criticize Public Spirited Men? Notes and Comments on Southeastern Ohio Events: Wellston's mayor and council received a petition Monday instead of 72. Others wanted 3 40-hour week instead of 48 . Mayor Gettles referred the petition to a committee. lt's no seeret that every growing town and city ta~es this problem over the entire l'Ountry ~ It is how ' to make its available dollars, which never seem to come in fast enough, meet rising costs of government. People expect services but hate to pay for them . The worst pains come to the small towns try· tng to become bigger towns. In the next 10 years look for a ltlt of this kind of aches and pains in our tri-county are&. In Athens councilmen 1gave themselves a par boost of $15 a month whic h next year will bring their salaraeS to '480 annually . This probably will plant an idea in all city employes of th a·t university town . When you raise one, you usually have to raise them all. It's a my stery how the taxpayers ever got the idea councilmen should serve for the same as nothing, a.s they do in Meigs County towns. And in similar towns over Ohio, too. Business men s hould be excused for expeetlng some kind of public respect t"or service to their communities. Instead, too often, such gentlemen are castigated for putting themselves ··•to the front" as "publicity seekers." Why don't the criticizers get in the same boat as the critl· t'ized and help out ? They should at least climL aboard to see th b l 'd b f 1 · 1 It will 1 k • uOW e oa rt cs e ore C aJ.m ng 9n · . 0~ a s imilar line of thought, a frequent local phenomenon Js thas; A man--Or woman-may have a strOng desire to become an erfective for ce in community affairs. He may believe sineere-1 ly, ror example, that a larger, modern hospital is needed in -N ·~S-h. OhCY I W"ll" C h Temple with Ftorenee Tracy, WM I lam Orha On • .nd Denzil Goeglein, WP, presld1 Nupha ' 1Vows EXC hange d May 31 mg.lovitations to attend Inspection Uer, Vases or rut flowers . palma and 1mony "'fhe Lord's Prayer". two five branch candelabra adorned th e altar of the MorninJ Star EUB Church Fridwy, May 31, lor the wedding or Miss Nancy Eliza· beth Shuler, dauRhter of Mr. lind Mt's. Earl ShuiP.r, Racine Route 1 and Mr. James Willla~ ~~rnahan: ~~~. 0~~f~e~ 0:0~[:· ~~ of Eudora Chapter, NelsOnville, 8 ,nd Cypress Chapter, Strasburg on June 22 were read. Invitations were also read to attend installation of officers of Pt. Pleasant 1 Cbapter, June 17; tht 36th annivenary of Che•hire Chapter and the presenU.na: of 25 year jewels For the wedding Mn. Shuler, mother of the bride chose a Ught 1gray dress with white at(!essarles and a corsage of variegated pink and yellow carnatlon1. Mn:. Carnahan wore a navy blue dr'tis with white accenories and a Ted rose Carna co~a:ee~eption was held Cor the The Rev. Roger Bishop read the guests al the home of the bride's \'Ows or the double rln~ ('cremony parents following the ceremony. at 2:30 p. m. The wedding was the Hostesses wt·re Miss Alice Fisher f~r~t to be heitl. in thii chu:reh Phyllis .Ihh.•. Mi~Ss Annabel Roae sm~~ its ~ re<'tmn 30 years ago. and Mrs. Jean Alkire, si!lter of the f · . 1!1 <.•ven m marriage by her lath- groom. 1 s~and ore e~t10n to a county pubhe offiee, his service .is legi~ er, the bride wore a .street 1encth FollowinR the reteptton the couttmate . In a fr ee society he has no other means of gaimng the drfls.s of white organdy trimmed in ple 1elt for a weddlnt trip to public recognition which is absolutely net.:essary before he lac-e wllh m~tlc hing elbow length Nashville, T{'nn. For her going C'an be adopted at the polls as a pubHc servant. mitts. Her ahoul.~ er lcnlith veil or away th~ bride wore a r~d and .Indeed, that men can do exactly tllis kind of service to grow nylon net wa~ tnmmed with pearls white _prmt dre11s wllh wh•te ae1 to ta'rger fl"elds Of public work is the salvation nf Amerlca a-nd she carr1cd a white Bible top· eessohli!~ and the corsag1 _she c:11r• · T ' Pf;d with a cursage of wblle ~dutch rlf'd on her Bible. f and our. Ohid ~!"· tW~ els~ Wtluld do ~t? 'ryle backrocfh irh. . 0:- .. ~he hr ide 11 a graduate of Raconntvers mvartullly take over If the pubhc-sptrlled peop.le Mr<. Edna Slob,t, Mlri~t.port, l cine .HI(h School, ct ... of 1956, aren' t on hand. cousin ot lh P. bride and matron of a-nd is employed by the Genera Thank th e m when th ey appear. don't rake them over th £' honor wore a st reet length dress Telephone Co. ?f Ohio at Pomeroy. coals of lavender organdy 11nd a cor· Mr. C11rnahan u a graduate of Ra. nge of whites L·urnatiom. cine High School, Class or 191)2, - - - - --- - ~ -·--- · - Mr. Joseph Thoren served as and ia associut"lld wiUh his father I! . . best mnn and u11bers wore Dona In larminJ . ATTENDS W DOING JlltliJeMq KtHEih W1111"{)Jwl.l<ll)n 11 r M~-~ Van Meler aud Larry llou sh, both They arc now a1 home to their Mr . ltiHI Mrrt . .lOi' r-ll"l" ! lt• and ~H~i 1 ' rM . wer~· son, 11 a .of Racine. lri.l!nd~ in Racine . chihlrt•n. Shll·ii'Y uud lh11.:t: Wl!l'l! 11g 1 Ma.qb CC'II~mouy. Preceding the ceremony a halt in Colurn hti .S !<1:1\urd:~ .v. Jun1• t. to A 1"11{'t!p tion an41 dall('J' follow hour of nupl1al music Wll.!l preetl in th u evenln,ll. s(' nted by Miss Phyllis rhle, piani1t, nttt•IHI u g A. M. wt·ddlna ut Also gue:>t s at Lht• weddi·J~ and 1ololst. little Miss Ellen Shuler St Aujju slim•"!l f'ath.olit· l'hurch , when Mlll\1 Dt'tlnna M. IJci Cul, we l'e M1·. and Mu. James Quick sister of the bride, who sang, "AIdauwhtur of Mr. 111\r! MJ'II. J oh •l of Syrun1se' 1114d M1·. and Mr : ways··. and Miii'R A.·nnabel Roa:e """ "Becau!le You're Mine", "Oh, DtotCol, ht..'(IUIH! thu hridtJ or M·· 1' homDs Quick , Columbus. Promise Me" . '"T'o""ether", "I Love Pomeroy Chapter 188 OES met e I;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-;;;._., - ;;;;;;-;;;;;;-.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o.-;;;-;;;-.-;;;-;;;;;;-;;;•;. - You Truly '" and durinli the cere- Tuesday eveninR at the Muonic r.<'leMe Thursduy, June II, 1951 ~~i~u~~~~~s;:i~d n~g~e~~ucb~ ha~~ rfl in CinclnfWiti, Sentember 7. Pllln1 were diScussed for attending the Grand Chapter ses· Jdon in Cincinnati in October. The a1tar was druped for Past Grand Patron. George Mitchell and ,t he eha.rter f()r two deceased members Mary PhiUip.s and Evelyn Goeglei.n. At the close of the meetine refreshments were served by Theima Dill, R1~th Tompkins, Maude and Freda Grueser and }o"'reda Hart. J/lief. - -..··,_~:::-::~-·,__ Governor Vetoe·s FI'rst BI'll From The LegJ's · ·lature 1 Plans To Attend Grand Chapter II TRADE-INS DAILY CROSSWO.RD From Our Moytog Sale! l'!l"li.'"JI~ 414. Rlnga :e!r..'l :.CJ~:!l~J li!&.S~t rl!r•.w~ r.o~l~tt-t rJ 26. Clou FJI~II ~ t;l r_,~lt•Ol:t ~ t:l ~·:L;.jt"itr l:ll~('llll-~11 1.:.U r*J J'll~ l~·:.1~~ [!.JUIIfJ[;Iril d t:lll ii:"it.l J: lfHlf :~l -"1;-l •Jotplly . , :-::-:~·1 ... i-1 rll :9. Hf!ro MANY ,'!Jt~ ~j h t!lr.t I:HTI I!lH tq 1 28. Pllnted DURING OUR BIG SAU; ~ 1,;, ~~[):I •. 1. 1 . at ::' ~ ! t•;l~~-u j TJ : O'NeiU •old the but"Oou Mil~ him · '.1. ·~~ al l-'r.:tr:i "':·J:1.:;1.-1 30. Fhcea r _, ;"~~J r-. · 1rj l•LI .~L• •...,_ i · MAVTAGS. Mystery 81.. UIS_ 1 S.dqsky · , .' tr"1'!~........ /ANII WE MUST MOVf; THESE BF.· , SPliCE! v.... botO. additioN t2. Chanot'& DOWN t . '!al~lnl'blrf li . Bt 1U11! • . Aullt ., DAILY CUYPI'OqCOTE - lhn'l \ ., • .,,..,.,, A X 1' D j, li A A X a ,• u.,..... , .. laol'th . . . . ....,..,.. ol ' "" " : ' \llq tht ~ t.tte~ .,.,CRffMiitt, t f · XXO KTftK~C WOCN ~V NLOUK .AICCJ ,K T, "i" I '!W&o .., .. a oa,..... ._.,..... ~LUVYC •il"f. • . '. · ~_..,. KN hlnto. •=00 ·0:45 iO:OO 10:30 10:40 12:00 ToniJ~t 1:00 Sign Off . I -·--.:-::---·--• F'IIIIlAY limmie I>Na Booton Bt..tie WJEH Meigs County News 11:5Q a.m. Doily on 990 spot WHTN-TV Chan-ne-'-:-1-r-::13 CHANNEL 13 THURS. ' 10:59 Sign en11:00 Marshall Colltoge 12:00 Noon News: 12:15 Nt;iahbors 12:80 Frankie Laine 1:00 · 'I'he teminlne Touch 2:00 Arternoon Film ·F estlval 3:30 I.Jfe With Elb:abetb 4:00 Cartonn Club 4:30 Buffalo JIUI Jr. ' Radio Dial Ohve Ingraham 1!1:00 Mickfl~· Mouse Club 6:00 Five Star Final 8:15 John Daly It the News 8:30 The Turnllig Point 7:00 Circus Time 8:00 Da.nny .Tij,mas Show 8:30 Mark Saber 11:00 Telephone Timf9:30 MCtment of Decision 10:00· News of· the Nig:ht Writ6r Titete' ·INu=·speculatlon ·that the bla•t wal prtt ot some secret w:or-k uruterWit! at Plum Brook on nu.cr'e~\~protnllalon conducted by the Cltvt\Jnd Branch of the LewU PropullloR Laboratory of Washing. ton .. · \ wu "Just routine blosllnC La•, a ieientJ1t at Plum Brook. old ·t he office-r waa referring to !~~ethlng else btsides the cxplo- CijANNEL 13 FRWA 'i 10:69 Sign On 11 :00 .Marshall Oollegeo n~:g ~~Hews Ridgway At clotting . 0steonat · h'IC r . Coltventi•on ~~ The president of tbe A~1erl~•1!. Osteopathic Associa!ion, Time ........ , . __ ' - ............... _......... • •. 1- ., a...,.n •ricka.. Mr. and Uon with llr. aad Mrt. Roland "1'lle Stare Complete" 7 DAYS PEB WEEit I A.M. lo I P.ll. 441 IMlllt 81. llltldleper Mra. John Arbaugh Tarrenee.. • ' ' ALL FLAVORS '" • .. '19' .... 1f2 gallon 69c EVANS ICE CREAM 7 . ,. iRMOUR HI.SCORE CREAMERY BUTTER. - - - - - - lb.roll59c ICraft CrMbr lwrwl 10 Kraft 16 01. 01. lar Clleez Whiz ·· · .. · · · SSe Kreft - 'h lb. cello ,...waf Swiss Cheese · · · · · · · · 43c Phoenix - I II*' - ~ lb. Sliced Cheese .... ·.. · 29c FOR SNACKS WITH MILK Sunahine lit. lin: Krispy Crackers · · · · 28c Cereal ud llllD< Go-Togetbel Kolton VA&IETY PACK ...... , .. 37e FRO!!TED FLAKES . . . . . . Z8c RAISIN BRAN .......... ZOe Shredded Wheat , , 2 OOSOI 4Je • MUSSELMAN'S , 2 No. 303 ·cans 29c AP:f'. L E SAUCE . .. ' ~le g"ide.:£.- Whole Grain ~Idea- BUTTEit KERNAL Cr. FLUFFO orr CRISCO . .GO.L.. Dt:N CORM - - - - - . - 2 - No. 303 cans 29¢ ~iMEAPPLE J~JL\P.EFRUIT DRINK 46oz.cQn 31¢ . ' • · I . If . . STOKILY CATSUP - - - - - - 2 ·14oz.bottles 33¢ Deef Chuck EnDs Super Trill! • lb. " con . - lb. 49¢ Skinless Ljnk Sausage - .. - . - lb. 49~ COD FISH STEAKS - - - - lb. 39~ .SMOKED JOWL .- - - - - - - - lb. 27¢ Round Bone and English Roost ' E111ge • Seuone4 right - .lib. euton . MJYAL_.t/lDWN Ltt.· Tote 0 Sea - Reg. 49e, wl\b tqe eotll"'D atla ebod Golden fried -10 otm~ paeb&e . Only '! 1 • FIDe for seuonlng Quajll¥ pills tht I l'idttia tlr• laq waY· The Dight W..., lv•rts lu.-r TriM and ltaoh HOLSUM illlAJ). D.licloul-,..1 · WJOil'ruoadyiDIWI~hriv~tud eor1J the ant moru!Dq foro wbolto . ~ olluD with yOu lamllj. ~.~ , Ivana Super Trim MEAT LOAF ·· ·· · · ·· · · · ·· · · · lb. 49t GROUND IEEF · · .... · .... · lb. -39c liz 10ndwlch<to.ol .....-! olticbD -·-· Letn Beef, Pork end Yeel Grounrl Mftf'•l thnM deify to IIIUrt , ......... T•nclet- Cdap Crlllt- GrMn I RED RADISHES • Gold.., Yellow . bunch 1Oc CUCUMBER$ . .. . ... .. . .. •h lOc '~·· • I "· ,. I ' "•. '." ".I . ·'. ··- ' ·· bo.aket •~ .. . fi=•r th•t ..w.4 fJawr . CRISP CARROTS .. · .... · bunch 15c GARLIC ...... •· .. 2large bulbs JOe .5 ·lb. · ~nd oYer ' :) . • ... - ~,. .. .......... ~·. ...... 16oz. ~x 27c reg. ,39t ' ;$PIC &I ILACK '.FLAG .. · .. · 1hz. can 3~7c .................. reg.15c 2 bafh ~-------:-"""' ...... CASHMERE BOUQUET4 " 2 liolh L---··-·- -271 .. ' I -·- ~ ------ -- C ,.~t~. .If . R 4c .v•••·aa9c,,,~ . ID · ·...... ·.. .. eg. 3 fl 2c off !h 3; off Giant ---- 16< AJAX ·;:' .. "".. ·.. ·.... 2 reg. 21c R4J.!fi ~h-· 101 oH i '*• Loeghn Clleese ··· · 45c Rq. ''" ·~ ' Mn. Jou Mal' aod 4au&bter, Mr. and Mn. Rex Green, CioeW. Debn and aon, Kite, were caJHna natl. on KrL AvJDtiJ Georte and .001, Mr. and llrL Buren Duncan Moncla)' att.rDOOn, ar.d 10n ot Cll:ftol\, Miu Barba&a Fr01t, Jroatoa, llr. and )l(n. Paul Tuppen Plains AIII.Ion, Zana~ JPeDt Deeora- KRAFT R... 23c, ~LOUK WOYUVVUVY- NOT TM~ LEss A M ~N' - 'MOLli!jl&:. , YOUNGS MARKET Kra. Don Sbults: and dauaii"W: Mn. Hattit MeKebie returned Leo JWJ IJI4 Bblrlu Arl>lup of bomt SWldaJ alter he-lpin1 we ColumlMio; lit. llld llrt. Harold lor ,.... mtor, lin. Enuruo Bllllllltl, Parker, St. Clairmlle; Kr. and ol AtheD1, ~ put week. Mn. Res JlaW,an nd sons and - - - - 11z gallon 46c • 2 lb. loaf 79c VELVEETA bert D. McC1,11Jouah of Okla., told the ~onvention que\ th1t doctors from · all IJ'(iuP,Q Dr. J. H. Ridaway of New Hlved. attended tbe annual conve:t· must cooperalt! td improve Pl:lbtlon of tbe West Virginia Osteo- llc: bealth and to halt :',;";~M<I;;u.,e!oiirt\ Th~ aeient\st, James Bri.tg, tald ' pathic: Society June 2-4 at Char·· furthe"r expansiOn ot' •· helltb pror~ms. the bla&t wlli apparently airborn . lesion. , He added that nottll.ng planned or 11he. three day po!lt-g:raduate at Plum Brook cruted Reuions Included consideratlo!'l nr. Frank E. Pick or Sou Df bone dls:ea5es of the CharlesJon was installed .11ldent of ..the ifOUp. aJttd, fatigue and bloo•J Kr .• aad ...... HOMOGENIZED MILK . 12:00 Noon N~s ' 12:., Nelii14>orl · 12:30 1 Llberace l :00 Th~ Feminine Touch :1 2:00 Afternooo f'ilm, Fellivi UO Life Wltb Elilabeth " 4:00 Cartoon Club 5:00 Mickey MoUJe Club 8:00 Five star Final 8:15 .fohn Daly and the Ne~ 6:30 Rln Tin Ttn 7:00 Jim Bowie 7:30 Cjseo, Kid 8:00 · I Led Three Live• 8:90 I Search for Ad•nturt~:00 A D1te With •t he AnJeio ll:30 High Tentloa • 10:00 . News of tlle !iiJht 10:10 The,ater lS. 11:30 The Late News 10:10 'i'beattr 13 Lanning PomorGJ·IIItfdl•port. o., Juae e,1M'7~ k · Y"'-Y's ~'"'t•: ALTifOUGH I AM A PIOUS MAN •\>! 7:00 T:30 8:00 peated the 4-H pledJe. Roll call Johon}' Wise apeot a few ~YI and minute! were read by aecre- the put week wltb bb arudpuary Patty Yauna: with due1 colu . 11r . an d Mn . .-.roy •• ·~-·~- .. F 1ected by Max.lne Rumrl eld· T h t en 11-f Middleport. eroup voted to hold a bate sale Yl'. and Mn. David' TJU11 aod at the Deputment Store, Saturday, children, Bl}nbridl!!> spent June 8, at 10 A. M. The next meet. week end with her par~nu, ing will be at the home of San- and Mra. Vlctor Braley. dra Little, June 18. Members presMrs. Bessie Oliver and dauthter. ent were Osa Turner, Patty Young Mrs. Jean Martin 1 qd c.hlldren Dee Thomas Sandra Little, Judy called on Mn. Beaal.e Wile one day Slawter, Marjorie Fotey and advls- the pist week. ors, Maxine Rumfield aad Pbylllt Mr. and Mn. CharLes Am 01 were Snowden •nd two auesta, Jean .Sunday guest• of her brother, Mr. Webster and Alberta Snowden. · and Mrs. Cul"b Johnston of BradCLASS HOLDS PARTY The Friendahip Clus of the bur,L:. and Mrs. w. E, cunnioaham Christian Church held tlleir part)' (Mary Jackson) of Zanesville, were at the church basemeDt Friday eve- calling on friends here Saturday. nlng, l4ay Sl. Mrs. Inez Adams; Leewood, W. Officen werE. eluted as follows: va.. spent Memoriill Dl)' weekend President, Pull Van Pf.f.e.ter; Vice-, with her mother, Mrs. W. T. Marpresident, Sherman Johnson; Sec· ~~ wn. r~tary, Joan May and Treasurer, Mr. and Mrs., Charles Foley and . . Mr. and Mn. Wayne Turner were Verna S~owden. Sandw1c~es, potato ch1ps, plc- Sunday callers of }'Cr, and Mn. kles,- eookJes and Kool Ade were , Ney carpentf'T and qaua:htet, Mra. served to Mrs. Purl Van Meter, Mr. Roberta Parbr. and Jetf Butcher. . . and M~s. ~to.tman ~ohnson, Mrs. Mr. an~ Mrs. Dale Bachner wue Jean Park~ and Susie, ·Mr.s. Verna Friday evening gue.sls o1 Mr. and Snowden, Rev. and Mr~; Earl Mrs. ErneSt Molden. · Slack, Alberta, Larry .. PhyU1s a~d Mr. and Mrs. ·c lifford HalTis of Steve.. Snowden.. ErmP and .Jrm ColumbUs spent the hoJJdey ..,eek Johns:on and Ricky, Roger and end wit}l her craadparenta; Mr. and Mr •. Dell Luekadoo. Bobby Slack BAND BOOSTERS MEET Mr. and Mt-s. Howard' Van Meter The Band Boosters held their and children of North Ridgeville meeting at the High School Audi· are spending· the week with her torium ·Tuesday evenin~. The meet· parents, Mr. and Mn. Clarenee ing was in .ehar&e of the presl- Price. dent, Jea..'l. Parker.· Secretary's reMrs. Lady Canaday and Mrs. port was given by Pearle Canaday and· ballnce of $52.42 waR report- Margaret Sansbury were Memorial Day visitot"8 of Mrs. Crella Mcllafed by Mildred Grate, treasurer. Motions were made to ply the fie. Mrs. Clarence Price and d•ugh,following 'bilb: Jean Parke~. $4.47, groceries for hand party ; Ohlb Val- ter, Mrs. Betty Van Meter, were ley ~a king Co. ,$2.73 und QuaUty Monday guists of her !lister, Mrs. Addie Michael. Print Shop .flO for band tags. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Tabbett and 'Ibere will b~ no regular meet· ings of the B.trnd Boosters during famUf and Mr. and Mrs. .Johb Headmgton and family, Columbus, the summer months. Charles H~tton, Baltimore, Mr. foERSONALS and Mrs. Dale Nlc:bollon and !Uta Phillips of Wilkesvill~ is daughters and Mr. ind Mrs. Ern&pending the week with her grand- est Molden enjoyefl a pic-nie at the parent~, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Buck. Middleport rwk Memorial Day. . Rev .and Mrs. George Davis of Mr~ Clyde Croven and daughthe Methodist "cburch ldt Monday ters of Montcalm, W. Va., are morning . for Lakeside. to attend visitors of Miss Opal Armstrong. the Methodist Conference. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ronnthal, Mrs. Lady Canady, Orient, and Pittsburgh were . Memorial Day her .aunt, Mrs. Margaret. Sansbury, week end gtJests of her sister, Mfl. columbus were overnight guests Myrtle Donahue and Mr. and Mra. the past week of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Fink. Floyd Thomas ~ 1 Mrs. Garnet WilliamsOn. and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Barnes and Mrs. Jestle Molden attended a daughters, .Pomeroy, were dinner Stanley party at the home of Betguests of his mother, Mrl. Rosa ty McCa~tkey, Monday eveni-ng. . ;~Barnes, Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. of ,,,,•Mrs. Franres Larkin spent the FairbOrn spent the week end with week end with her brother, Mr. their daughter~ Mr. and Mr•- ill). and Mrs. Cush Johnston of Brad· bert Hill. . . bul')'. ' Mr. and .Mrs. William PhillJllS, Mr. and Mra. Charles Graham Chillicothe, were weelr flnd guests and tw:o chUdren, Springfield, of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. ••4 nan, Cirdnnie, ape.at Kemorbll DaJ &enllllel, week end •jth her p,arenta, llr. and Mn. Drna1 Lambert uQ ber Jilter, llr. and. Wtt .Robert Snow· had u peat~ 8udu • • • • • t • • • , . • • • • • • . ••• Ia LONGF.LLOW • OM lett-er liMply atMda tor l.ftotbi!" . Ia t,bt.......,.. A Ia 'iieed ""' for the Unw ·L'a, X tor the lW. Oft, etc. · - - ·M thl'l, apeit- . RYTLAND FURNt:fURE . 6:00 6:30 0:35 8:4S RUTLAND •' '.· ,. i·. ' ' ' .... !• .< -.w .. wottr llo • These Woshera Are In Extra Good • Condition! 3:45 Floyd !DOwdell of Dl)1on ~PtDt UrL J'rance1 I!Unrden and her unele, llr . .nd lito. &o, s .....dtll. Saturday eYeDIDI wltb hb: UDelle, lin. Roy ........... llr. oa4 Jlra. Lewlo Oobonto ol lit. The yearlY .D:~,eetlnf h i btlcl at Pomero7 and htr Riter, Mill b~­ olhy Roblnooo ol V!r-'qla • .,.,. tbe ltll. f,ion ~ Cllut.... lunSunday afternoon Pftt,l. of bls doy. Ttte YOliDI I'Hple"o Cbtllr lllt.r, Ill'.· aDd ltrt. carroll bo•· trom tbe Ktrra Rtm Chtmcb l&llJ. den. A bubl dionor Wll ODJOJO<i. 'fte Bind 1oo1ter1 proeeed• of Mlu Joetta Erlewttto ........, home ftidQ from a ¥"Udt •UII her tbe Memorial DIJ Sale at tbe the Arnold Griti apartment lfandmotber, Kra. Jva Howell of Gr•te Bulldln1 .,~ • •Otl Tho!" on Salem St Leon. W. Ve-.. ...... beJpinJ were Mit. and Kn. Homer Mr. and llrL Harvey ·Erlewi·ne , Several officera nd memben Parker, Mr. aDd Kn. Robert Rlll,. were YiJltlDJ paUentl' at Hhl.zer attended the OOt.b annlver,.ry-.,f Pearl Uttl.e, Uelva Turner, )(11· Hoapit.J Sunda)'. the Elltern Star .at H•riilonrille, clred Grt... Beatrice Smltlt, AUto Mt. and Hn. Pie:ld1 and Monday eveDinc at whlc"h '*"ate SprOule and Allet: YDUI\J. aon of were Fri- ·MrL M. E. Rrthburn received btr Mr. and Mrt. Hermln Weltb and day aueltl l!'andrqo.Jtber. 10 year pln. dautbtert, Cberi and Cltby, of ... -t. Like _ TO $50.00 r\ :30 I ' ~· . wert SaturdiJ aueall flf ber J1'411nd PhUU-p~ , lit. ..d J1tt. .~. GOIIelloll ll1d {ltbtr, Mr. and ll{l.. Chlrlll A.mol. llr. ond ·Mn. BIU Llrkln o! doqbler ol PI!Ponbtlrl wore he~ ly Phyllla f:n~ New Bolton were 1ceompanled !day. pel't,l of ltr. iDd .J in. trnCLUI MI'TI AT ' PARI( to G4!Upo)lo. Wt<i...U.1 by Ill> ell llolden. · The .R.oc:ll: and llollen ..41 Club snndmotber, Mrt. J'rP.:CI Lar· Mr. and )In; Harty SnowdeD aDd nie~ It the park, Tu.etday eventna. tln, where they attended a hone 1011, Dlvld, of Point P11411Jlt 1pebt. May 28. The meetlna w1s e&l•d abow. Tbey were -ioine4 b:r Mr. SWII41y with h1a motber, Mn. to order by t"ht president, Dee and Mrl. cbarle• Baker for a libel Snowden. Tb.omu. The dub •tood and re- picnic. llrl. :!llzabeth CaUlu haa moved. .,. 2. 'Mit'Uit In 3. Look • . at flrK Utoqht •n ••· oteun"ed at lbe Plum Workr X..boratory Aroenol Olftctolo , boWIYe1:., bt,ve on their apartnii:Y " •. B\llldl"f WASHERS Rutlond, Ohio '!lte JJ'ld llllt ...lr.ar •• . •pproxlmate(J • . LARGE SELECTION ' UP- ;~~;~~\0.tlta,t rooted my,. \hlo Ohio mtl Wtdno otfitill , eJ:plana- CAUSE WF. NEEil TilE ' I:30 2:00 3:00 6:30 3:45 4:00 4:30 ?:00 Jimmie Dean 7:90 Boaton Blad:ie ·r~erated Presbyterian Church •' 8:00 Captlilin Kan&arOO C"apt1ln tt~n~aroo · fberi~, .near Portsmouth, 0. t•SP f'.orlis! Areher CorUaa Areher Which will be held at 8 o'clock 9:00 Garry Moor~~: Gerry Moore .tonight, wllh a reception to fol · 10:30 Strike It Rich Artltur Godfrey low. Rev. Myera is a rormer P"' ;. 10:30 Strike It Rich 11:00 Valiant Lady to.r or the Ponleroy EUB chat;.!" , 11 :00 Valiant Lady 11:15 Love of Life 11 :30 Search for Tomorrow U:lS .Love or Life 11 :4!1 Guiding Ught :SO Se.areh for Tomorrow 1 .;;.-;;;-.;•;;;;;;;;;;;·;-;;:;;;;;;;;·;;;;;;;:;;;:;;;;;.;;~1 Jtt 12:00 Xatit'1 ICitche• 11:45 Guldlnt Li1ht 12:30 As the World TUrns 12:00 Katie'1 Kitchen 1:00 Our Mlsa Broota 12:30 As the World Turn• 1:30 Housepld't:y 1:00 Our Miss Brooks 2:00 Big Pal'ofi 1 :30 HoW!ieparty 2:30 Bob Cro~Y Show 2:00 Bia Payoff 3:00 Brighter Day 2:30 Bob Crosby Show 3:15 Secret Storm 3:00 "Brighter Day 3:30 Edge of NiRht 3:15 Secret Storm 4:00 The Eerly Show 5:30 Yo1.1r l!:sso Reporteti 3,30 Edge oi Night 5:45 Spc~'b f'nade 4:00 The Early Show &:55 Weath.t.·man ~:30 Your Esso RPporter 6:00 A-ction 5:45 Sport·.; Parade 6:15 Douglc.s Edwards 5:55. Weatherman 6:30 Beat the Clock 6:00 Adiolt 7:00 wes:t :toint Story 6:15 DouRias Edward!! 7:30 Playhouse of Stirs 6:30' Sgt. Preston of the YukoD 8:00 Mr. Adapu an~ Eve 7:00 Bob Cummings 8:30 Highway Patrol 7:30 Climax 9:00 The Line Up 8:30 Playhouse 90 9:30 Person to Person 10:00 Up-to-the-minute News 10:00 News ,._ 10;05 S_canning the Weuther . ~ ~ 10:05 Scannlng -tbe Weather 10:10 Ttte l.iate ,-Show • !0:10 ,,;\;h' 1.\/R; ~how ?:00 7:3o 8:00 8:30 9:00' 9:30 .".auch 1 chanee In Ohio llw mtpt Co~~ctlna atatements came 1 require the Vflthheldlnr of federal trotn "PJum Btook .11hortly after llcj\ hmdo 11'«11 tillr otate.• the Jbarp &1•11. The .plant proteelion officer"firlit uid the explosion 11~ 32. Belkl 3•. Drop ~.,....r'• 37. S.t~ 38. l!Jucror amt fO, Ptrtoi'IA USEII WASIIERS ON NEW t. 1:00 .. =:::;-:-::---- •111URSIIII. y On Your COLUMBUS UP_ Gov. c. Wllliam O'Neill vetoed his first bJII from the Legislature Wednesday night, callln.11 lt a thret~t to millions or dollars worth or federal road-bu.ildJng aid 1Jated for Ohio. 'r,he measure would have forced the state highway director to issue spec1a1 permits for the. movement of lar,.a:e hou~e trailers over Ohio roads. . The iS!Iuanre of rueh permitA is ·curren~ly left .to the dlserellon of 1 tte hi&hw.ay dJrector. The a~werrJor laid the U, S. Bureau ot Publlt:! Roada advl!ed him .th~te Was "arava doubt" "whether ttie propoaed Dew law Ja ''eoaeJ!if.ent" 'witll ~t- he tederaJ ktJhway AcL P.om. eroy OES nw "' 10:00 II :00 l0:30 t 1::ttl 12:00 Sign On TOdiiY Romper Room Tbe Prlce !s Wght Tie Tac Dougll Truth or Consequencew . It Could Be You Current 'MY Little Margie TenneueP Ernie · Matinee Theater Queen FGr A Day · The Big Story ·Modern R lmanc:es Comedy Time Movietime Cartoons News Pieturf;! Wild Bill .Ri,ek.ot Weathercast Sports EYe NBC News Biondie Life of Riley The J911epb Cotton Show Cavalcade of Sports ~mous Fight. r. Hudsons Journ11l "'s Headlines N mq~-c:b WCHS-TV ChannelS •~:~1 ~~~!~~~/:: :::~·~~n t:! ? l .. 0.0INATi"CNTONIGHT Member's of the Mornin~ Star and Enterprist ~UB CbUr<'ht.. received an invitation to attend County He wor.ks tirelessly t~ bring surh'· an event into reality. At the same time he has faith In himself as one who could be of r ea l servi<"L' to his community in other affairs, jneluding government. Is tht!re any justifiable reason why he should be criHcizt!d Cor his work for a h(JSpital? Even if his ultimate uoa.l is to IN 7:.00 9:00 w~athercnt ~ Mei~s WE TOOK e,oo 10:00 10:30 1]:00 · 8 :55 Sports Eye N.DC News You Bet Your Lif~ Dragnet a,oo Tbe People's Cbolee Lux Video Tbeater 8:30 lUI POTLUCK SUPPER Whirlybirds 10:00 The Youth FeiJowsbip or thf . Morning Star ~1JB1 ••~ Chur-ch wifl \0!30· N'll!iYts Headline~ Mld a business meef;l"n t aftd pot- 10:40, Nitewatcb JUck supper- ln · the ba:sement .' t2:00 Tonllh! the churth StlUrday at 8 P. M. I :00 Sign 01! night from 36 city employes asking reductions in hours work· ed wittl no decrease in pay . Firemen want to work 56 hours ' Sign On Today Romper Room The Price is Right Truth or Consequences Tic T!i~!>' Dough It Could Be You Current My Little ·Ma:rgie Tennessee Ernie Matinee Tbeater Queen for a Day Modern Romances Comedy Time Movietime Cartoons N~ws Picture Flatt and Scruggs 6 ,55 7:00 TO CONFER RANI( 11:30 Fides Lodge, Knigh ts of Py 12:00 thias, will confer the ra nf.: or 1:00 Knight on Arthur Cl8rlt. Wi His "] :30 Anthony and Allred Roush wht" l 2:00 they mecL tonight at 7 :30 al tkH· 3:00 K. of P. Hall ViSiUng Knigh t;. 3:45 from surrounding lodges are tJ'(; 4:00 pected to assist ,jn the conferri1 1}! 4,30' or the rank. 5,30 5,45 TO MEET MONDAY The Daughters of Ruth Clast 6:00 830 of the United Mel"hodist Churl"h • wlll meet MonciJy at 2 P . M. at 6:35 the Genhelmer home, Mu1ber ~y 6:45 Ave. A picnic .>upper will follow 7,00 7,3() the mRting. / • TELEVISION GUIDE . V/SAZ -TV .Chon,el 'I Thursday Friday • - ' The Daily Sentinel • •'llficmm TO IN1'f:RESTS OF MEIGS-MASON AR&\ • • t · -::~ • •• 2 • t· ?»•. SUPEH]UDS · · · · ·· ·· · ·· · Giant 11c MIDDLJlPORT- Cor. MW & N. . �.: ... l-. :· . l_ ...... ·~ ·.:Y..t ;. •. . . . . . ·~ ---- :t ... . .- ·~-? · - :~· .. ···-· ~ ·.. , ·'·· ~....... . ·•..... ~ ::.~ -;"' '• • - ~""l"'" .. "! ·' . Dli(y Senltnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., June 6, 1957 ~aily Sentinel Day Book RICHARDS. OWEN- GINIItAL MANAGIR UYNQI.D E. GRIEME -EDITOR Natkmll adwrtlslnJ representatl"..7 BotUnelll-Klmbtll. tar.. 141 ~ A..'ve., New Y-oM City, 16, N. I. · InteNd • aeeo11a c:lua mailing matter at the poet office at Pom "' .. FRIDAY MEETING The Middleport Park Associto lion lnr., will meet Fridoy ni~ht Ill 7:30 at the Village Hall v.-ilh Bruce Lloyd, p.reSidool, in t"hal'gt' of the meeting. All interested persons are invited to allend . .~ I _,.,, Ohlo. llibiCrlptloD rates: Delivery by earrler where nallable 30 c:ent. pe1 "Wet: one year ln advane!e at The Dally Sentinel office, $1S.60· au ao'aths:, $7110; three months, $3.00. 87 motor route wbere avalfable ODe month $1. B:r Jlllil one year $8; alx months, $4..2!1; three montbl, 1 t;Z..DO; one month , 11. • PubiJahed every afternoon eKcept Sunday by The Ohio Valley Sen lloel. Joe., at 110 M~chanic St., Pomeroy, 0 . Busl.nttaa o~ pbooe ·391 ed.ltoriM etfice pboft'l' 397. :.--- -~ Events In Area Cities And Towns Point To Future Problems In Meigs County; Why Do We Criticize Public Spirited Men? Notes and Comments on Southeastern Ohio Events: Wellston's mayor and council received a petition Monday instead of 72. Others wanted 3 40-hour week instead of 48 . Mayor Gettles referred the petition to a committee. lt's no seeret that every growing town and city ta~es this problem over the entire l'Ountry ~ It is how ' to make its available dollars, which never seem to come in fast enough, meet rising costs of government. People expect services but hate to pay for them . The worst pains come to the small towns try· tng to become bigger towns. In the next 10 years look for a ltlt of this kind of aches and pains in our tri-county are&. In Athens councilmen 1gave themselves a par boost of $15 a month whic h next year will bring their salaraeS to '480 annually . This probably will plant an idea in all city employes of th a·t university town . When you raise one, you usually have to raise them all. It's a my stery how the taxpayers ever got the idea councilmen should serve for the same as nothing, a.s they do in Meigs County towns. And in similar towns over Ohio, too. Business men s hould be excused for expeetlng some kind of public respect t"or service to their communities. Instead, too often, such gentlemen are castigated for putting themselves ··•to the front" as "publicity seekers." Why don't the criticizers get in the same boat as the critl· t'ized and help out ? They should at least climL aboard to see th b l 'd b f 1 · 1 It will 1 k • uOW e oa rt cs e ore C aJ.m ng 9n · . 0~ a s imilar line of thought, a frequent local phenomenon Js thas; A man--Or woman-may have a strOng desire to become an erfective for ce in community affairs. He may believe sineere-1 ly, ror example, that a larger, modern hospital is needed in -N ·~S-h. OhCY I W"ll" C h Temple with Ftorenee Tracy, WM I lam Orha On • .nd Denzil Goeglein, WP, presld1 Nupha ' 1Vows EXC hange d May 31 mg.lovitations to attend Inspection Uer, Vases or rut flowers . palma and 1mony "'fhe Lord's Prayer". two five branch candelabra adorned th e altar of the MorninJ Star EUB Church Fridwy, May 31, lor the wedding or Miss Nancy Eliza· beth Shuler, dauRhter of Mr. lind Mt's. Earl ShuiP.r, Racine Route 1 and Mr. James Willla~ ~~rnahan: ~~~. 0~~f~e~ 0:0~[:· ~~ of Eudora Chapter, NelsOnville, 8 ,nd Cypress Chapter, Strasburg on June 22 were read. Invitations were also read to attend installation of officers of Pt. Pleasant 1 Cbapter, June 17; tht 36th annivenary of Che•hire Chapter and the presenU.na: of 25 year jewels For the wedding Mn. Shuler, mother of the bride chose a Ught 1gray dress with white at(!essarles and a corsage of variegated pink and yellow carnatlon1. Mn:. Carnahan wore a navy blue dr'tis with white accenories and a Ted rose Carna co~a:ee~eption was held Cor the The Rev. Roger Bishop read the guests al the home of the bride's \'Ows or the double rln~ ('cremony parents following the ceremony. at 2:30 p. m. The wedding was the Hostesses wt·re Miss Alice Fisher f~r~t to be heitl. in thii chu:reh Phyllis .Ihh.•. Mi~Ss Annabel Roae sm~~ its ~ re<'tmn 30 years ago. and Mrs. Jean Alkire, si!lter of the f · . 1!1 <.•ven m marriage by her lath- groom. 1 s~and ore e~t10n to a county pubhe offiee, his service .is legi~ er, the bride wore a .street 1encth FollowinR the reteptton the couttmate . In a fr ee society he has no other means of gaimng the drfls.s of white organdy trimmed in ple 1elt for a weddlnt trip to public recognition which is absolutely net.:essary before he lac-e wllh m~tlc hing elbow length Nashville, T{'nn. For her going C'an be adopted at the polls as a pubHc servant. mitts. Her ahoul.~ er lcnlith veil or away th~ bride wore a r~d and .Indeed, that men can do exactly tllis kind of service to grow nylon net wa~ tnmmed with pearls white _prmt dre11s wllh wh•te ae1 to ta'rger fl"elds Of public work is the salvation nf Amerlca a-nd she carr1cd a white Bible top· eessohli!~ and the corsag1 _she c:11r• · T ' Pf;d with a cursage of wblle ~dutch rlf'd on her Bible. f and our. Ohid ~!"· tW~ els~ Wtluld do ~t? 'ryle backrocfh irh. . 0:- .. ~he hr ide 11 a graduate of Raconntvers mvartullly take over If the pubhc-sptrlled peop.le Mr<. Edna Slob,t, Mlri~t.port, l cine .HI(h School, ct ... of 1956, aren' t on hand. cousin ot lh P. bride and matron of a-nd is employed by the Genera Thank th e m when th ey appear. don't rake them over th £' honor wore a st reet length dress Telephone Co. ?f Ohio at Pomeroy. coals of lavender organdy 11nd a cor· Mr. C11rnahan u a graduate of Ra. nge of whites L·urnatiom. cine High School, Class or 191)2, - - - - --- - ~ -·--- · - Mr. Joseph Thoren served as and ia associut"lld wiUh his father I! . . best mnn and u11bers wore Dona In larminJ . ATTENDS W DOING JlltliJeMq KtHEih W1111"{)Jwl.l<ll)n 11 r M~-~ Van Meler aud Larry llou sh, both They arc now a1 home to their Mr . ltiHI Mrrt . .lOi' r-ll"l" ! lt• and ~H~i 1 ' rM . wer~· son, 11 a .of Racine. lri.l!nd~ in Racine . chihlrt•n. Shll·ii'Y uud lh11.:t: Wl!l'l! 11g 1 Ma.qb CC'II~mouy. Preceding the ceremony a halt in Colurn hti .S !<1:1\urd:~ .v. Jun1• t. to A 1"11{'t!p tion an41 dall('J' follow hour of nupl1al music Wll.!l preetl in th u evenln,ll. s(' nted by Miss Phyllis rhle, piani1t, nttt•IHI u g A. M. wt·ddlna ut Also gue:>t s at Lht• weddi·J~ and 1ololst. little Miss Ellen Shuler St Aujju slim•"!l f'ath.olit· l'hurch , when Mlll\1 Dt'tlnna M. IJci Cul, we l'e M1·. and Mu. James Quick sister of the bride, who sang, "AIdauwhtur of Mr. 111\r! MJ'II. J oh •l of Syrun1se' 1114d M1·. and Mr : ways··. and Miii'R A.·nnabel Roa:e """ "Becau!le You're Mine", "Oh, DtotCol, ht..'(IUIH! thu hridtJ or M·· 1' homDs Quick , Columbus. Promise Me" . '"T'o""ether", "I Love Pomeroy Chapter 188 OES met e I;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-;;;._., - ;;;;;;-;;;;;;-.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o.-;;;-;;;-.-;;;-;;;;;;-;;;•;. - You Truly '" and durinli the cere- Tuesday eveninR at the Muonic r.<'leMe Thursduy, June II, 1951 ~~i~u~~~~~s;:i~d n~g~e~~ucb~ ha~~ rfl in CinclnfWiti, Sentember 7. Pllln1 were diScussed for attending the Grand Chapter ses· Jdon in Cincinnati in October. The a1tar was druped for Past Grand Patron. George Mitchell and ,t he eha.rter f()r two deceased members Mary PhiUip.s and Evelyn Goeglei.n. At the close of the meetine refreshments were served by Theima Dill, R1~th Tompkins, Maude and Freda Grueser and }o"'reda Hart. J/lief. - -..··,_~:::-::~-·,__ Governor Vetoe·s FI'rst BI'll From The LegJ's · ·lature 1 Plans To Attend Grand Chapter II TRADE-INS DAILY CROSSWO.RD From Our Moytog Sale! l'!l"li.'"JI~ 414. Rlnga :e!r..'l :.CJ~:!l~J li!&.S~t rl!r•.w~ r.o~l~tt-t rJ 26. Clou FJI~II ~ t;l r_,~lt•Ol:t ~ t:l ~·:L;.jt"itr l:ll~('llll-~11 1.:.U r*J J'll~ l~·:.1~~ [!.JUIIfJ[;Iril d t:lll ii:"it.l J: lfHlf :~l -"1;-l •Jotplly . , :-::-:~·1 ... i-1 rll :9. Hf!ro MANY ,'!Jt~ ~j h t!lr.t I:HTI I!lH tq 1 28. Pllnted DURING OUR BIG SAU; ~ 1,;, ~~[):I •. 1. 1 . at ::' ~ ! t•;l~~-u j TJ : O'NeiU •old the but"Oou Mil~ him · '.1. ·~~ al l-'r.:tr:i "':·J:1.:;1.-1 30. Fhcea r _, ;"~~J r-. · 1rj l•LI .~L• •...,_ i · MAVTAGS. Mystery 81.. UIS_ 1 S.dqsky · , .' tr"1'!~........ /ANII WE MUST MOVf; THESE BF.· , SPliCE! v.... botO. additioN t2. Chanot'& DOWN t . '!al~lnl'blrf li . Bt 1U11! • . Aullt ., DAILY CUYPI'OqCOTE - lhn'l \ ., • .,,..,.,, A X 1' D j, li A A X a ,• u.,..... , .. laol'th . . . . ....,..,.. ol ' "" " : ' \llq tht ~ t.tte~ .,.,CRffMiitt, t f · XXO KTftK~C WOCN ~V NLOUK .AICCJ ,K T, "i" I '!W&o .., .. a oa,..... ._.,..... ~LUVYC •il"f. • . '. · ~_..,. KN hlnto. •=00 ·0:45 iO:OO 10:30 10:40 12:00 ToniJ~t 1:00 Sign Off . I -·--.:-::---·--• F'IIIIlAY limmie I>Na Booton Bt..tie WJEH Meigs County News 11:5Q a.m. Doily on 990 spot WHTN-TV Chan-ne-'-:-1-r-::13 CHANNEL 13 THURS. ' 10:59 Sign en11:00 Marshall Colltoge 12:00 Noon News: 12:15 Nt;iahbors 12:80 Frankie Laine 1:00 · 'I'he teminlne Touch 2:00 Arternoon Film ·F estlval 3:30 I.Jfe With Elb:abetb 4:00 Cartonn Club 4:30 Buffalo JIUI Jr. ' Radio Dial Ohve Ingraham 1!1:00 Mickfl~· Mouse Club 6:00 Five Star Final 8:15 John Daly It the News 8:30 The Turnllig Point 7:00 Circus Time 8:00 Da.nny .Tij,mas Show 8:30 Mark Saber 11:00 Telephone Timf9:30 MCtment of Decision 10:00· News of· the Nig:ht Writ6r Titete' ·INu=·speculatlon ·that the bla•t wal prtt ot some secret w:or-k uruterWit! at Plum Brook on nu.cr'e~\~protnllalon conducted by the Cltvt\Jnd Branch of the LewU PropullloR Laboratory of Washing. ton .. · \ wu "Just routine blosllnC La•, a ieientJ1t at Plum Brook. old ·t he office-r waa referring to !~~ethlng else btsides the cxplo- CijANNEL 13 FRWA 'i 10:69 Sign On 11 :00 .Marshall Oollegeo n~:g ~~Hews Ridgway At clotting . 0steonat · h'IC r . Coltventi•on ~~ The president of tbe A~1erl~•1!. Osteopathic Associa!ion, Time ........ , . __ ' - ............... _......... • •. 1- ., a...,.n •ricka.. Mr. and Uon with llr. aad Mrt. Roland "1'lle Stare Complete" 7 DAYS PEB WEEit I A.M. lo I P.ll. 441 IMlllt 81. llltldleper Mra. John Arbaugh Tarrenee.. • ' ' ALL FLAVORS '" • .. '19' .... 1f2 gallon 69c EVANS ICE CREAM 7 . ,. iRMOUR HI.SCORE CREAMERY BUTTER. - - - - - - lb.roll59c ICraft CrMbr lwrwl 10 Kraft 16 01. 01. lar Clleez Whiz ·· · .. · · · SSe Kreft - 'h lb. cello ,...waf Swiss Cheese · · · · · · · · 43c Phoenix - I II*' - ~ lb. Sliced Cheese .... ·.. · 29c FOR SNACKS WITH MILK Sunahine lit. lin: Krispy Crackers · · · · 28c Cereal ud llllD< Go-Togetbel Kolton VA&IETY PACK ...... , .. 37e FRO!!TED FLAKES . . . . . . Z8c RAISIN BRAN .......... ZOe Shredded Wheat , , 2 OOSOI 4Je • MUSSELMAN'S , 2 No. 303 ·cans 29c AP:f'. L E SAUCE . .. ' ~le g"ide.:£.- Whole Grain ~Idea- BUTTEit KERNAL Cr. FLUFFO orr CRISCO . .GO.L.. Dt:N CORM - - - - - . - 2 - No. 303 cans 29¢ ~iMEAPPLE J~JL\P.EFRUIT DRINK 46oz.cQn 31¢ . ' • · I . If . . STOKILY CATSUP - - - - - - 2 ·14oz.bottles 33¢ Deef Chuck EnDs Super Trill! • lb. " con . - lb. 49¢ Skinless Ljnk Sausage - .. - . - lb. 49~ COD FISH STEAKS - - - - lb. 39~ .SMOKED JOWL .- - - - - - - - lb. 27¢ Round Bone and English Roost ' E111ge • Seuone4 right - .lib. euton . MJYAL_.t/lDWN Ltt.· Tote 0 Sea - Reg. 49e, wl\b tqe eotll"'D atla ebod Golden fried -10 otm~ paeb&e . Only '! 1 • FIDe for seuonlng Quajll¥ pills tht I l'idttia tlr• laq waY· The Dight W..., lv•rts lu.-r TriM and ltaoh HOLSUM illlAJ). D.licloul-,..1 · WJOil'ruoadyiDIWI~hriv~tud eor1J the ant moru!Dq foro wbolto . ~ olluD with yOu lamllj. ~.~ , Ivana Super Trim MEAT LOAF ·· ·· · · ·· · · · ·· · · · lb. 49t GROUND IEEF · · .... · .... · lb. -39c liz 10ndwlch<to.ol .....-! olticbD -·-· Letn Beef, Pork end Yeel Grounrl Mftf'•l thnM deify to IIIUrt , ......... T•nclet- Cdap Crlllt- GrMn I RED RADISHES • Gold.., Yellow . bunch 1Oc CUCUMBER$ . .. . ... .. . .. •h lOc '~·· • I "· ,. I ' "•. '." ".I . ·'. ··- ' ·· bo.aket •~ .. . fi=•r th•t ..w.4 fJawr . CRISP CARROTS .. · .... · bunch 15c GARLIC ...... •· .. 2large bulbs JOe .5 ·lb. · ~nd oYer ' :) . • ... - ~,. .. .......... ~·. ...... 16oz. ~x 27c reg. ,39t ' ;$PIC &I ILACK '.FLAG .. · .. · 1hz. can 3~7c .................. reg.15c 2 bafh ~-------:-"""' ...... CASHMERE BOUQUET4 " 2 liolh L---··-·- -271 .. ' I -·- ~ ------ -- C ,.~t~. .If . R 4c .v•••·aa9c,,,~ . ID · ·...... ·.. .. eg. 3 fl 2c off !h 3; off Giant ---- 16< AJAX ·;:' .. "".. ·.. ·.... 2 reg. 21c R4J.!fi ~h-· 101 oH i '*• Loeghn Clleese ··· · 45c Rq. ''" ·~ ' Mn. Jou Mal' aod 4au&bter, Mr. and Mn. Rex Green, CioeW. Debn and aon, Kite, were caJHna natl. on KrL AvJDtiJ Georte and .001, Mr. and llrL Buren Duncan Moncla)' att.rDOOn, ar.d 10n ot Cll:ftol\, Miu Barba&a Fr01t, Jroatoa, llr. and )l(n. Paul Tuppen Plains AIII.Ion, Zana~ JPeDt Deeora- KRAFT R... 23c, ~LOUK WOYUVVUVY- NOT TM~ LEss A M ~N' - 'MOLli!jl&:. , YOUNGS MARKET Kra. Don Sbults: and dauaii"W: Mn. Hattit MeKebie returned Leo JWJ IJI4 Bblrlu Arl>lup of bomt SWldaJ alter he-lpin1 we ColumlMio; lit. llld llrt. Harold lor ,.... mtor, lin. Enuruo Bllllllltl, Parker, St. Clairmlle; Kr. and ol AtheD1, ~ put week. Mn. Res JlaW,an nd sons and - - - - 11z gallon 46c • 2 lb. loaf 79c VELVEETA bert D. McC1,11Jouah of Okla., told the ~onvention que\ th1t doctors from · all IJ'(iuP,Q Dr. J. H. Ridaway of New Hlved. attended tbe annual conve:t· must cooperalt! td improve Pl:lbtlon of tbe West Virginia Osteo- llc: bealth and to halt :',;";~M<I;;u.,e!oiirt\ Th~ aeient\st, James Bri.tg, tald ' pathic: Society June 2-4 at Char·· furthe"r expansiOn ot' •· helltb pror~ms. the bla&t wlli apparently airborn . lesion. , He added that nottll.ng planned or 11he. three day po!lt-g:raduate at Plum Brook cruted Reuions Included consideratlo!'l nr. Frank E. Pick or Sou Df bone dls:ea5es of the CharlesJon was installed .11ldent of ..the ifOUp. aJttd, fatigue and bloo•J Kr .• aad ...... HOMOGENIZED MILK . 12:00 Noon N~s ' 12:., Nelii14>orl · 12:30 1 Llberace l :00 Th~ Feminine Touch :1 2:00 Afternooo f'ilm, Fellivi UO Life Wltb Elilabeth " 4:00 Cartoon Club 5:00 Mickey MoUJe Club 8:00 Five star Final 8:15 .fohn Daly and the Ne~ 6:30 Rln Tin Ttn 7:00 Jim Bowie 7:30 Cjseo, Kid 8:00 · I Led Three Live• 8:90 I Search for Ad•nturt~:00 A D1te With •t he AnJeio ll:30 High Tentloa • 10:00 . News of tlle !iiJht 10:10 The,ater lS. 11:30 The Late News 10:10 'i'beattr 13 Lanning PomorGJ·IIItfdl•port. o., Juae e,1M'7~ k · Y"'-Y's ~'"'t•: ALTifOUGH I AM A PIOUS MAN •\>! 7:00 T:30 8:00 peated the 4-H pledJe. Roll call Johon}' Wise apeot a few ~YI and minute! were read by aecre- the put week wltb bb arudpuary Patty Yauna: with due1 colu . 11r . an d Mn . .-.roy •• ·~-·~- .. F 1ected by Max.lne Rumrl eld· T h t en 11-f Middleport. eroup voted to hold a bate sale Yl'. and Mn. David' TJU11 aod at the Deputment Store, Saturday, children, Bl}nbridl!!> spent June 8, at 10 A. M. The next meet. week end with her par~nu, ing will be at the home of San- and Mra. Vlctor Braley. dra Little, June 18. Members presMrs. Bessie Oliver and dauthter. ent were Osa Turner, Patty Young Mrs. Jean Martin 1 qd c.hlldren Dee Thomas Sandra Little, Judy called on Mn. Beaal.e Wile one day Slawter, Marjorie Fotey and advls- the pist week. ors, Maxine Rumfield aad Pbylllt Mr. and Mn. CharLes Am 01 were Snowden •nd two auesta, Jean .Sunday guest• of her brother, Mr. Webster and Alberta Snowden. · and Mrs. Cul"b Johnston of BradCLASS HOLDS PARTY The Friendahip Clus of the bur,L:. and Mrs. w. E, cunnioaham Christian Church held tlleir part)' (Mary Jackson) of Zanesville, were at the church basemeDt Friday eve- calling on friends here Saturday. nlng, l4ay Sl. Mrs. Inez Adams; Leewood, W. Officen werE. eluted as follows: va.. spent Memoriill Dl)' weekend President, Pull Van Pf.f.e.ter; Vice-, with her mother, Mrs. W. T. Marpresident, Sherman Johnson; Sec· ~~ wn. r~tary, Joan May and Treasurer, Mr. and Mrs., Charles Foley and . . Mr. and Mn. Wayne Turner were Verna S~owden. Sandw1c~es, potato ch1ps, plc- Sunday callers of }'Cr, and Mn. kles,- eookJes and Kool Ade were , Ney carpentf'T and qaua:htet, Mra. served to Mrs. Purl Van Meter, Mr. Roberta Parbr. and Jetf Butcher. . . and M~s. ~to.tman ~ohnson, Mrs. Mr. an~ Mrs. Dale Bachner wue Jean Park~ and Susie, ·Mr.s. Verna Friday evening gue.sls o1 Mr. and Snowden, Rev. and Mr~; Earl Mrs. ErneSt Molden. · Slack, Alberta, Larry .. PhyU1s a~d Mr. and Mrs. ·c lifford HalTis of Steve.. Snowden.. ErmP and .Jrm ColumbUs spent the hoJJdey ..,eek Johns:on and Ricky, Roger and end wit}l her craadparenta; Mr. and Mr •. Dell Luekadoo. Bobby Slack BAND BOOSTERS MEET Mr. and Mt-s. Howard' Van Meter The Band Boosters held their and children of North Ridgeville meeting at the High School Audi· are spending· the week with her torium ·Tuesday evenin~. The meet· parents, Mr. and Mn. Clarenee ing was in .ehar&e of the presl- Price. dent, Jea..'l. Parker.· Secretary's reMrs. Lady Canaday and Mrs. port was given by Pearle Canaday and· ballnce of $52.42 waR report- Margaret Sansbury were Memorial Day visitot"8 of Mrs. Crella Mcllafed by Mildred Grate, treasurer. Motions were made to ply the fie. Mrs. Clarence Price and d•ugh,following 'bilb: Jean Parke~. $4.47, groceries for hand party ; Ohlb Val- ter, Mrs. Betty Van Meter, were ley ~a king Co. ,$2.73 und QuaUty Monday guists of her !lister, Mrs. Addie Michael. Print Shop .flO for band tags. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Tabbett and 'Ibere will b~ no regular meet· ings of the B.trnd Boosters during famUf and Mr. and Mrs. .Johb Headmgton and family, Columbus, the summer months. Charles H~tton, Baltimore, Mr. foERSONALS and Mrs. Dale Nlc:bollon and !Uta Phillips of Wilkesvill~ is daughters and Mr. ind Mrs. Ern&pending the week with her grand- est Molden enjoyefl a pic-nie at the parent~, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Buck. Middleport rwk Memorial Day. . Rev .and Mrs. George Davis of Mr~ Clyde Croven and daughthe Methodist "cburch ldt Monday ters of Montcalm, W. Va., are morning . for Lakeside. to attend visitors of Miss Opal Armstrong. the Methodist Conference. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ronnthal, Mrs. Lady Canady, Orient, and Pittsburgh were . Memorial Day her .aunt, Mrs. Margaret. Sansbury, week end gtJests of her sister, Mfl. columbus were overnight guests Myrtle Donahue and Mr. and Mra. the past week of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Fink. Floyd Thomas ~ 1 Mrs. Garnet WilliamsOn. and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Barnes and Mrs. Jestle Molden attended a daughters, .Pomeroy, were dinner Stanley party at the home of Betguests of his mother, Mrl. Rosa ty McCa~tkey, Monday eveni-ng. . ;~Barnes, Tuesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. W. D. of ,,,,•Mrs. Franres Larkin spent the FairbOrn spent the week end with week end with her brother, Mr. their daughter~ Mr. and Mr•- ill). and Mrs. Cush Johnston of Brad· bert Hill. . . bul')'. ' Mr. and .Mrs. William PhillJllS, Mr. and Mra. Charles Graham Chillicothe, were weelr flnd guests and tw:o chUdren, Springfield, of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. C. ••4 nan, Cirdnnie, ape.at Kemorbll DaJ &enllllel, week end •jth her p,arenta, llr. and Mn. Drna1 Lambert uQ ber Jilter, llr. and. Wtt .Robert Snow· had u peat~ 8udu • • • • • t • • • , . • • • • • • . ••• Ia LONGF.LLOW • OM lett-er liMply atMda tor l.ftotbi!" . Ia t,bt.......,.. A Ia 'iieed ""' for the Unw ·L'a, X tor the lW. Oft, etc. · - - ·M thl'l, apeit- . RYTLAND FURNt:fURE . 6:00 6:30 0:35 8:4S RUTLAND •' '.· ,. i·. ' ' ' .... !• .< -.w .. wottr llo • These Woshera Are In Extra Good • Condition! 3:45 Floyd !DOwdell of Dl)1on ~PtDt UrL J'rance1 I!Unrden and her unele, llr . .nd lito. &o, s .....dtll. Saturday eYeDIDI wltb hb: UDelle, lin. Roy ........... llr. oa4 Jlra. Lewlo Oobonto ol lit. The yearlY .D:~,eetlnf h i btlcl at Pomero7 and htr Riter, Mill b~­ olhy Roblnooo ol V!r-'qla • .,.,. tbe ltll. f,ion ~ Cllut.... lunSunday afternoon Pftt,l. of bls doy. Ttte YOliDI I'Hple"o Cbtllr lllt.r, Ill'.· aDd ltrt. carroll bo•· trom tbe Ktrra Rtm Chtmcb l&llJ. den. A bubl dionor Wll ODJOJO<i. 'fte Bind 1oo1ter1 proeeed• of Mlu Joetta Erlewttto ........, home ftidQ from a ¥"Udt •UII her tbe Memorial DIJ Sale at tbe the Arnold Griti apartment lfandmotber, Kra. Jva Howell of Gr•te Bulldln1 .,~ • •Otl Tho!" on Salem St Leon. W. Ve-.. ...... beJpinJ were Mit. and Kn. Homer Mr. and llrL Harvey ·Erlewi·ne , Several officera nd memben Parker, Mr. aDd Kn. Robert Rlll,. were YiJltlDJ paUentl' at Hhl.zer attended the OOt.b annlver,.ry-.,f Pearl Uttl.e, Uelva Turner, )(11· Hoapit.J Sunda)'. the Elltern Star .at H•riilonrille, clred Grt... Beatrice Smltlt, AUto Mt. and Hn. Pie:ld1 and Monday eveDinc at whlc"h '*"ate SprOule and Allet: YDUI\J. aon of were Fri- ·MrL M. E. Rrthburn received btr Mr. and Mrt. Hermln Weltb and day aueltl l!'andrqo.Jtber. 10 year pln. dautbtert, Cberi and Cltby, of ... -t. Like _ TO $50.00 r\ :30 I ' ~· . wert SaturdiJ aueall flf ber J1'411nd PhUU-p~ , lit. ..d J1tt. .~. GOIIelloll ll1d {ltbtr, Mr. and ll{l.. Chlrlll A.mol. llr. ond ·Mn. BIU Llrkln o! doqbler ol PI!Ponbtlrl wore he~ ly Phyllla f:n~ New Bolton were 1ceompanled !day. pel't,l of ltr. iDd .J in. trnCLUI MI'TI AT ' PARI( to G4!Upo)lo. Wt<i...U.1 by Ill> ell llolden. · The .R.oc:ll: and llollen ..41 Club snndmotber, Mrt. J'rP.:CI Lar· Mr. and )In; Harty SnowdeD aDd nie~ It the park, Tu.etday eventna. tln, where they attended a hone 1011, Dlvld, of Point P11411Jlt 1pebt. May 28. The meetlna w1s e&l•d abow. Tbey were -ioine4 b:r Mr. SWII41y with h1a motber, Mn. to order by t"ht president, Dee and Mrl. cbarle• Baker for a libel Snowden. Tb.omu. The dub •tood and re- picnic. llrl. :!llzabeth CaUlu haa moved. .,. 2. 'Mit'Uit In 3. Look • . at flrK Utoqht •n ••· oteun"ed at lbe Plum Workr X..boratory Aroenol Olftctolo , boWIYe1:., bt,ve on their apartnii:Y " •. B\llldl"f WASHERS Rutlond, Ohio '!lte JJ'ld llllt ...lr.ar •• . •pproxlmate(J • . LARGE SELECTION ' UP- ;~~;~~\0.tlta,t rooted my,. \hlo Ohio mtl Wtdno otfitill , eJ:plana- CAUSE WF. NEEil TilE ' I:30 2:00 3:00 6:30 3:45 4:00 4:30 ?:00 Jimmie Dean 7:90 Boaton Blad:ie ·r~erated Presbyterian Church •' 8:00 Captlilin Kan&arOO C"apt1ln tt~n~aroo · fberi~, .near Portsmouth, 0. t•SP f'.orlis! Areher CorUaa Areher Which will be held at 8 o'clock 9:00 Garry Moor~~: Gerry Moore .tonight, wllh a reception to fol · 10:30 Strike It Rich Artltur Godfrey low. Rev. Myera is a rormer P"' ;. 10:30 Strike It Rich 11:00 Valiant Lady to.r or the Ponleroy EUB chat;.!" , 11 :00 Valiant Lady 11:15 Love of Life 11 :30 Search for Tomorrow U:lS .Love or Life 11 :4!1 Guiding Ught :SO Se.areh for Tomorrow 1 .;;.-;;;-.;•;;;;;;;;;;;·;-;;:;;;;;;;;·;;;;;;;:;;;:;;;;;.;;~1 Jtt 12:00 Xatit'1 ICitche• 11:45 Guldlnt Li1ht 12:30 As the World TUrns 12:00 Katie'1 Kitchen 1:00 Our Mlsa Broota 12:30 As the World Turn• 1:30 Housepld't:y 1:00 Our Miss Brooks 2:00 Big Pal'ofi 1 :30 HoW!ieparty 2:30 Bob Cro~Y Show 2:00 Bia Payoff 3:00 Brighter Day 2:30 Bob Crosby Show 3:15 Secret Storm 3:00 "Brighter Day 3:30 Edge of NiRht 3:15 Secret Storm 4:00 The Eerly Show 5:30 Yo1.1r l!:sso Reporteti 3,30 Edge oi Night 5:45 Spc~'b f'nade 4:00 The Early Show &:55 Weath.t.·man ~:30 Your Esso RPporter 6:00 A-ction 5:45 Sport·.; Parade 6:15 Douglc.s Edwards 5:55. Weatherman 6:30 Beat the Clock 6:00 Adiolt 7:00 wes:t :toint Story 6:15 DouRias Edward!! 7:30 Playhouse of Stirs 6:30' Sgt. Preston of the YukoD 8:00 Mr. Adapu an~ Eve 7:00 Bob Cummings 8:30 Highway Patrol 7:30 Climax 9:00 The Line Up 8:30 Playhouse 90 9:30 Person to Person 10:00 Up-to-the-minute News 10:00 News ,._ 10;05 S_canning the Weuther . ~ ~ 10:05 Scannlng -tbe Weather 10:10 Ttte l.iate ,-Show • !0:10 ,,;\;h' 1.\/R; ~how ?:00 7:3o 8:00 8:30 9:00' 9:30 .".auch 1 chanee In Ohio llw mtpt Co~~ctlna atatements came 1 require the Vflthheldlnr of federal trotn "PJum Btook .11hortly after llcj\ hmdo 11'«11 tillr otate.• the Jbarp &1•11. The .plant proteelion officer"firlit uid the explosion 11~ 32. Belkl 3•. Drop ~.,....r'• 37. S.t~ 38. l!Jucror amt fO, Ptrtoi'IA USEII WASIIERS ON NEW t. 1:00 .. =:::;-:-::---- •111URSIIII. y On Your COLUMBUS UP_ Gov. c. Wllliam O'Neill vetoed his first bJII from the Legislature Wednesday night, callln.11 lt a thret~t to millions or dollars worth or federal road-bu.ildJng aid 1Jated for Ohio. 'r,he measure would have forced the state highway director to issue spec1a1 permits for the. movement of lar,.a:e hou~e trailers over Ohio roads. . The iS!Iuanre of rueh permitA is ·curren~ly left .to the dlserellon of 1 tte hi&hw.ay dJrector. The a~werrJor laid the U, S. Bureau ot Publlt:! Roada advl!ed him .th~te Was "arava doubt" "whether ttie propoaed Dew law Ja ''eoaeJ!if.ent" 'witll ~t- he tederaJ ktJhway AcL P.om. eroy OES nw "' 10:00 II :00 l0:30 t 1::ttl 12:00 Sign On TOdiiY Romper Room Tbe Prlce !s Wght Tie Tac Dougll Truth or Consequencew . It Could Be You Current 'MY Little Margie TenneueP Ernie · Matinee Theater Queen FGr A Day · The Big Story ·Modern R lmanc:es Comedy Time Movietime Cartoons News Pieturf;! Wild Bill .Ri,ek.ot Weathercast Sports EYe NBC News Biondie Life of Riley The J911epb Cotton Show Cavalcade of Sports ~mous Fight. r. Hudsons Journ11l "'s Headlines N mq~-c:b WCHS-TV ChannelS •~:~1 ~~~!~~~/:: :::~·~~n t:! ? l .. 0.0INATi"CNTONIGHT Member's of the Mornin~ Star and Enterprist ~UB CbUr<'ht.. received an invitation to attend County He wor.ks tirelessly t~ bring surh'· an event into reality. At the same time he has faith In himself as one who could be of r ea l servi<"L' to his community in other affairs, jneluding government. Is tht!re any justifiable reason why he should be criHcizt!d Cor his work for a h(JSpital? Even if his ultimate uoa.l is to IN 7:.00 9:00 w~athercnt ~ Mei~s WE TOOK e,oo 10:00 10:30 1]:00 · 8 :55 Sports Eye N.DC News You Bet Your Lif~ Dragnet a,oo Tbe People's Cbolee Lux Video Tbeater 8:30 lUI POTLUCK SUPPER Whirlybirds 10:00 The Youth FeiJowsbip or thf . Morning Star ~1JB1 ••~ Chur-ch wifl \0!30· N'll!iYts Headline~ Mld a business meef;l"n t aftd pot- 10:40, Nitewatcb JUck supper- ln · the ba:sement .' t2:00 Tonllh! the churth StlUrday at 8 P. M. I :00 Sign 01! night from 36 city employes asking reductions in hours work· ed wittl no decrease in pay . Firemen want to work 56 hours ' Sign On Today Romper Room The Price is Right Truth or Consequences Tic T!i~!>' Dough It Could Be You Current My Little ·Ma:rgie Tennessee Ernie Matinee Tbeater Queen for a Day Modern Romances Comedy Time Movietime Cartoons N~ws Picture Flatt and Scruggs 6 ,55 7:00 TO CONFER RANI( 11:30 Fides Lodge, Knigh ts of Py 12:00 thias, will confer the ra nf.: or 1:00 Knight on Arthur Cl8rlt. Wi His "] :30 Anthony and Allred Roush wht" l 2:00 they mecL tonight at 7 :30 al tkH· 3:00 K. of P. Hall ViSiUng Knigh t;. 3:45 from surrounding lodges are tJ'(; 4:00 pected to assist ,jn the conferri1 1}! 4,30' or the rank. 5,30 5,45 TO MEET MONDAY The Daughters of Ruth Clast 6:00 830 of the United Mel"hodist Churl"h • wlll meet MonciJy at 2 P . M. at 6:35 the Genhelmer home, Mu1ber ~y 6:45 Ave. A picnic .>upper will follow 7,00 7,3() the mRting. / • TELEVISION GUIDE . V/SAZ -TV .Chon,el 'I Thursday Friday • - ' The Daily Sentinel • •'llficmm TO IN1'f:RESTS OF MEIGS-MASON AR&\ • • t · -::~ • •• 2 • t· ?»•. SUPEH]UDS · · · · ·· ·· · ·· · Giant 11c MIDDLJlPORT- Cor. MW & N. . �·-· ING~.OOD, Coli!. UP -lr><· JtieUN; L i 4 be r 1 wu · bel tllmNeious Wedneid&y .n.t lill mount, Chide Pomp, lell <lllrt~ the running of the llril. ,_ ot &llywood Puk. He IPP~l"h.tl)' aqlfered no sellious in. jurfM~ Wll& t,akeo to a hospit1l for 1"'"'"~.. -t:e • Lubrication ? • Th•n See Mullen at ~~~~...~'~~~~)~!~~~L ,_ ~·!!»-~~!~ E~f!e~=~n • ' ast Ali..Star for h.~t\'ing bt>en .a mt>-mber of such a le11m More will be expected of them for having bee-n d1amps, he fJO tn led ou t. The World Series sounll pictures baseball coacheA In the business to}() Middleport's state champ ion team,, last n'ght, that they had "adtieved a remarkable :; utcess" in their !6·11ame win ' treak tu the Class A baseball t1 tle Of Oh io. Nolan S The'h• team ·and .Coarh wac. amt>l' were honored at a 6:30 dinner if' the Martin Re~taur · anl. They then went to the Sf'nior home room or the high sehoul where Bob Wren , coach or the Ohio Univenrtty Bobcal baseball team, spokE' briefly and showed pictures of the 1956 World Series. the Middleport Sport! C~ter. They were utiste~ by Margu8tite Dunt, mana,:fr of the Martin Restaurant, and B. F. Pa.rmalee of the Middleport UP Store. former Clevela.ad lnctians first baseman, now employed in promotion of l•aseball Ill the prime American sport . The dinner Willi: Jcbn SPORTS DESK ' Wren , five years a professional pl.ll.)'~!" ending with the Toledo 1\fudht>n~ . and a well -known basketball official i11 o hio. said : Sout hea.':ltern "I know frvm my experie-nce you n{' vf'r could have don(' it unless e~·eryont' de. to go ofallyou thehnd waya."burning He added sire 1 t hat "it s unusual fo r su ch a remarka ble arhie\·ement to rome rrom sueh a small school Wren said he h<~d hco.:n shown tl'le IO<·<~I sports facilities lli Middlt-port'~ municipal park for lit tit! leagur·rs and older players by John Parsons iind he "found it good"' . "Th l!r is lhe kind or thing that pays off," ht> said . "A nd yo u'U re. <~ li zl' it more in latl•r ye;~rs . " He he<Jped praise on school ol'ficiab. coach Sw:u·khamcr .a nd coach Char lt>s McDonald for so selli ng the athletic Hlage in Middleporl that a champiOnship team in IJ aseball coul d he pcod uced . - Five bia;h 11ehool buebtll play. A !ull-cour'ie turkey dinner was ers from Southeastern olr.lo bave served. su-rlntendent or SC"hools :r- gave the blessJne. been named to t ....... Eaatern All. Lee McComas Star baseball team iat>lud.ing two Af!endlng were Ed Croolu, Yoai !rom Mlddlep~>rt , and on eteb Wayland, Bot- Nelson: R(l.a:er LeU- ifom· GallipoJil, Jac.tsoa aod r.o:. twit , Steve BaUey, Ed llcComu, a:an. . ' Lea Kennedy, Jr., Da,•e Wndy, Bob Geora:e ~Ingle, Jaekton balelt'U Hennessy, Tommy Davis, and Jim coach, has beta Dtmed u one of fl owles, players. It'· -~·" E 1~t f' rn Diviaioa eoachea. were Earl Warnke C. . LPster Searr, Barberton; · Other c~ch Charles Kc: a.nll Ju;iil Slurick, Steu:benri.llt CenParsons, McEihin· tral. '1'.. D a fl II t:Yeftt ~ ( rtef •• e 1 n}·: · Klein , Eleanor. 1· James Bov.'le:s, Yellow J.11cket Y Chet Tannehill • Schaal, and . Tannehill, pitcher ijnd _first baseman, made Th I · prttss representatives. the 30-mln <;quad of 10 players e c ose comradeshJp that helps so mueh to make from each of the Eut's tbree diaathletic teams_ often brea~s up soon after school years are tcict 's as an outfielder. Leo Kencompleted . It JS not usual m 1957 for graduates to sta ' y close nedy, Jr., larket leftfielder, was t th { 1 oge er as U I manhood a•nd the n eed s of making a .. Illlmed to an outfield post al!o. are met . Joba Thomas, Gallipolis. was Th b . . ()De honored at first base , J im St. e ver y_ est ~~ mmd and body may go on to college f1 .=_ Cfm, Lo~o. at third base, and · alhleti~s. or Just scholastic training . Others otten A rift itusa ~ MJtehe.J~ Jackson, as a away to th e Cities. r pUrher. ' B Snyder DebUJtks D pr&CtiCe • For Fast.Mr•Jes I I • NEW YORK UP- Che! Forte, All· Ameriea ba•ketball Jtar from Semor Champs HeodJnglnto Life's Careers Two araduaUni: members of ltiddleport'a at.ate champion b.a.seball team plan careen as athl etJc eoa~he.s , two are heaeed for the armed ~er· Ylcea, one nats to be an eleettlcal 'en1illeer and the slx.th is now employed loeaUJ, DaV* •HiacJ:s ed Tommy (Charlell) · Davi.s will e11ter ,Miami University thi.s faH in \ he phyJIC"al edueation department. Ed • McComas bu plcktd the Marines and Bob Hennessy the Navy. Both wiU sign soon. · l:eo- Kennedy , Jr., will en· tt'r Ohio Norfhern Ul\iversity · to study engineering. Jame• Bowles is em ployed by the Royal Crown Bottling Co., Middleport. Colu,mbi.a and the Unlled Preu "Player of the Year," his been voted the <Jeventh annual "JJnet on IJons" AIYard by the school'a monthly publication of the Vanity "C" Club. Forte 11t.o won t,.e award for th~ 1954-M season. betomini t.he firJt player In tb~ tchool's hiJtort to win lt as fl IOphomore. • fURGOI. INTERS trP - Detfnd· lng cllampion Ed Fura:ol Jed a ffeld of 130 prof~ulonahi and ama· 18\lts today into the first round of the $22,000 Rubber City Open golf tournament here. ....._ AUON, Ohio TORCH SPEEDWAY SAT., JUNE 8 8:00 P.M. GvaHfylna, 7:30 p.m. 8 stock Car raeina eventa in the modified & strictly stoc:t dtviaiolll. Open competition. FREE partlag. Adults, $1.25. .Under 12, FREE. Can needed. TORCH, OHIO Near Parkal'llkll'l 1 our buslnus Is $25 to $1000 Second Lad Dea~ On Ball Diamo~d In 2·Day Pel'iod !~ ~~?:'?~ y~u~;~'!l~~ey! --.. •• {' ' · - ~· - ohD~I'iY SentiD'et, Po!lleroy.Mldt!leporl, 0 , June 8, 1957 No matte("-,..,ftat-your business • ·All top. values in their • • < RALLY FAILS W sup th ' · h COLU MBUS UP - A ninth in. S e pose lS lS so~e"; at different than in years past. Others of the Southeastern dis. ning rally Wednesday night failed everal !ll~mbers o_f ~acmes great basketbaU teams of ·the UP-Ohio State tr1ct wert Tony Ptlce, Port!lmoutb, to turn the tide for thto Columbus early thirties rematn 1n eastern Meigs. We recal) th n Snyd,er said 2b, Car)' Farmer, Lancuter, ss, jets as Montreal won. 8-7. of Bill McKelvey,, and Roy Bu•k . e ames he ha& never b~a,·d JBill kBrasi~gton, ... Clark b Marietta, dof; 'J Sam Pomeroy's .tlhopF l<d'ams of th(' --. jsllm.'u_l~:. f~rr :~~:::!e~~at t:::::~ p~rce'. Hillsb~r~,it~he:_n unior same era, WI nt Crow Tip tho•. • ~ Dyt>. Bill G1·ueser, Eddie' Guh ·' . m·ea_. . • 1he •BtJcl!:tJye mentor was ::asked The 80 fi'OIIa· ihEt East ther, Dick Winebrenner, Pall! PJcrottJ LS ~eceased an d Sh••e to comment en a charte by a New and West beeia workouts Ca!lci, Bruno Pi~rotti, GeorgP make~ and Cllflon aL'e gone but York doctor that the recent flU!'· June a tl&refJ game Clifton, Tim and Ralph Sisso''· 1 b('[ Lf'Ve _t h~ balance or that list r,.· of !our-minule miles may have Co· Clw unrpy Sho{'m fl lcer. lloyd ~ade lheJr homes IH"rc, exeepl· been due to the we of stimUlant Middleport \1 d \1 R 11 · mg, or course, the great e(lar.h, drua:a, suc-h as ampbetJlmine. . ' oore an < uss~ carry1ng Dye, who leads the Washln1tt.1n ___ ~~~ted thai th£' bo~i~~~d are for the most part in Huskies' bull:etball team In Snyder said he was willine "t~ Seattle. . bet a year's lllary, " that Don An lnc:fuiry Into the e1petted Bowden, American track- Ita(' ruture of the year"t PHS athletic who broke the four-minute mile. HediqJer i):.pttently •JI'&da ' showa that 1 good percen- has never taken any ilimulants. suffered 1 hent , lt~t. 111 . be Me~~ and women. rnarrle4 or aln.cle in aD typea t•ae won't be comlnJ b.aek. Encl'Otlsed borne plate iq. ~ gym of work llave found it'a loocl busl.nesl to pay 1 a:lneerlna: claims the minds or clit.aa softball 11me ~;t • \)"asbing. otl old blUa with a prompt. private lo&Q on those with mao~ talent. Mediclnt ton Hla'b Scbool fr.ere Wednesday. lllnatu.re• Olllr. aum or fuml.tute. . b popular with thOle who ha •t A V~mdalll, .(11,, boy, Tomrily an aptltude for the bedside manGreer, _was klllf!d · TU:ead;ay When I 11ttP SEIYICI- PHONE fiiSf ne~ . he and an~ther youth ~ollided • .• • OUr IN&!"- . chasln1 a pop·fl}' in•a Pony League Here are som• of lh£" 1957 to1ether J1 "ao. 111me at Vandalia. Rl'lds and what the)' ('Xpect to be . . . . bwi~.. doing ; Milton Lambert, ueat Panther EAST cmCAGO, !nd. UP - A tackle, Is worklnt in i'~ lotida , ne.ar Sarasota this 1ummer ahd biih school boy dropped dead of EATON, ' O. UP- Joha ~uriff, , , CliiiiiMI. .,.._ C..,...Ml. . staylna with ·his grandtathr., a heart attarll m o m e n t 1 after wbo coaehld Gratia kla:ll School ,. .. KaJ BIDdy, Man.,..Dayton WllJ. Milt will lake his erosslnJ home plate to bteome to the 1tate baitetball ~1 finals well ~rdlnat•d and 11peedy 201) the second youth to die on , the tbil year, reii;ned 'wedQ.eiday to 300 W. s-Dd St - Phono: 432, Pomeroy pounda to thf University of Wlr· baseball ditmond t.n the JIUn01• bec:(lme head basktJtbaU Coaeh at Hov.n: Moa.·FrL 9-5;.S4t. t-12-0pea nniKga b11 appointmem . Coronado Hi'gh Schoo~, ·in . Coronconsln thlt fall wherto he will Indiana area in 11 many da~s. lodtls mrifM 1o retl~enb of nea~ IOWIIl The victim•, both ·liS, wart avid ado, f;al. , atudy chemical engineering an.i footbalL · Danny !!!Morris, a regular Pan· ther haln>ack last fall, has ap· plied for a seholal'shlp at Ohi..t t:niversity and plans to start l" into the pre-med coune. Goo.t iul•k, DO<'. ' Teddy Beegle, offensi ve end, has his heart set on englneerhg but j1,1st wherp he Will land Is • nOJ. yet decided. 'Qptle up your ' ' -- 1..1~ - nlsi'Pi , Teddy. ol~ fe, low. John Handley is home from Case Institute for n summer's wol-lt at Kyger Creek . John was ~ top guard ~n the rlne. Panther championship eleven of 1D!S5. Ha nd ley is looking forward to a ~ research career In electrioai en- m glnt'erlng. Of the '57 baskethal! Btmior 'lroup, Bob E11stman i.11 Jured bv tQe CUITent lhOt1!lll:l' O( te~hniCil! men, planning to enroll ,jn Qll engineerlg college by Septemhe:-. . His de:<~tinalion , too, is unknow 1 Art Arnold, !lub forward 011 the :·· ), ... .... ~ " 'v•nity basketball team, went 1 W()t'k for Bud Wilson's service stalion on E. Main St., this week . MULLENS SOHIO SERVICE Phone 9391 • l Dally SenUnel, Pomeroy-Mlddleporl, 0 ., June 8, 19~7-ll' Bruch Fbmily ·· Reunion Held At Enterprise The Loyal Helper• and Friend. shl.p Class of the Muon United 8rethern Ch urcb met on Tuet:day evenioa, June, 4 at the home of M.rs, Ropsevelt Davi& in Muon. The me.tin•a ... • ,, opened with 1 8f'OUP &one "Count Your Blessb)Jt". This was followed by a prater liven by Lottie Johnson. Sertpture wae r ead by Mrs. ' Forema. A reading, Elizabeth and Woodrow "Morl4' Thinif Aren . Wrought In Prayer" was presented by Paulihe Cunningham and followed bY a poem "Do Something" read by Lottie Johnson. Two other poems were presented by Betty Davis a·nd Mrs. L. R. Mahoney. They were en7 PIECE titled "M.a's Will" and "He Made Me Ashamed". , Refreshments wert served to the following : Mary Bush, Nan Mcintosh, Loltie Johnson, Verla Workman, Lola JeUe'rs, Mn. Geneva Mahoney, Frances Nease, Vica Roush, Ruth Mctnto-.h, Pauline Cunningham. Eileen Foreman, Ruth Lions, Carol Workman, Betty Davis and Amelia Davis. ;~~~·n~d~Mr~-~·~n~d~M~':':·~~~r~n:ic~e $79·9$ II 5 PIECE Teen-Age Powder Puff Club Plans Benefit Dance C~yenr"• c:~e;ludve ~, Trl- r,le-·1omp,!reJ, Tripl !! - ' l'ongh 3-T Nayou Cord &cl~ fur y:reEtter strength ~1595 al\ddurnbiUty.Stop-Notch Tread with thoUiand• of Salety Ed~t mean.!l lOll notch traetiou end ext.n lufei.J", '" ""'•, ' ''"'Ito,. ond -ppabl• lire ..... _.. ' ' ·I I ' . 1.;,xmA.MILEAoE:,· i · .NEW. TREADS I '!~., GOOD.'-i.EUI I ... ..........., _,. ...,.. ~tm·Mit,.ge:NewTftodt Ul) M11 JIIVI fOit efld NCO!t!Wibh,lh l •• Jl.v• yuu new Ure traction \ $9•92 Qd appearance-.t about half the OOit af new tift!&. JIOIE JIIOPLI I IDE ON GOODYEAR TIRES ON ANY OTHER KIND Baseball , .• Results "" BY UNtTID PRill NATIDNAL LIAtiUI w L Pet. oa Cincinnati . . . . 29 18 .etl Brooklyn . . . . . 28 17 .603 2 Philadelphia ... 1 :18 18 .BOl 2'A: Milwaukee . . . . 25 18 .Gil 3 St. Louis . , . . . 21 ~ .tiOO B\1 New York .... 19 27 .•13 10~~ Pitl!lburgft . . . 15 29 .Ml IS"' Chicago ....... 13 28 .317 ' ' WeciMtd1y's Reaulls Milwaukee • New York 8 BrooklYn 4 Chlcago 0, niJht Cincinnati t PhiJadelphla 2 nlt'tt 11 Inn . St. Louls 5 Plttsburch 1 P:rltla.,.t GIMH Cincinnati at Broold)'~ niJht St. I.out. at New 'VQrt. llllfht Chicago at Pbttadelphla. nliht Milwaukee at Plttaburah, nlabt AMIRICAN LIA.UI . ~ L l'ct. 01 Chicago . ..... · 30 12 .'f(n New York . , ... 26 18 .Ml B Cleveland . . . . 23 20 .&15 , 1\\ Bolton . . . . . . . 23 23 .a.oo 9 Detroit . . . . . . . 2S 23 .500 9 Kan!lu City ... 20 25' .444 11¥. BalUmore ." ... , 18 28 ..00 13 Washington . , . 18 32 .331 l'r .\vt.en '100 see it' steep ;downbiU BREAKFAST SUITE •$49·95 $299.00 McMaster BAKER FURNITURE Hardware and Furnllure Oa The BriJl)ltesl Coraer N, 2nd A.._ -=~ ;;;,;; llll!llddleport ~:;:::::::::;::::;·, ;..;. CLOSE OUT • Just. in time for summer we slash prices on rotary mowers. .,. v .. HOlDe GroWD of 10 • ' • • - 39¢ • EVERYDAY PRICES! FRIE DEL!VElY !V-.ERY DAY LARGE I OZ. JAlt NESCAFE GIANT INSTANT FELS N.APTH.A SOAP .... · .............. · 69c SUGAR · ........ ... ... 10 lb. $1.05 CRISCO · · ............ · 3 lb. 89c BACHNER'S MEAT MARKET . . Plume 44·X PomeroJ Chester Alumni 1 24 Inside The Chest.E'r High School Alumni Banquet was. bel..1 Saturday ev&ning at the Chester Hl..s:h School · auditorium 'with 203 present. The senior claas of 19157 were a:uests. Reunions · were- held by the classe es of H127, 1932 and 194'7. Officers for the year . were Mary Rose. pre~ident; Esther HaYes, ueretary, and Erma Cleland, treasurer. Officers for tbe cominf year are David Koblentz, president; Cleo· Smith, seerctary ;and Betty Roush ::Y~H~ngt~~·~:~~~: w~: •• :~~J ;·~h~~~~.:~:: ~n·.r~~.p:: · Cut from ~tender • pofkers. Wa lean. · ·Pork.Chops .. ~:!~.\;:... 1•· Wieners ~ :-. :rt::r~~ .:.;. n.. .5'"' 1111" · rwv·~ u~ . ·.oast .--.. sh~~:~~· ~: "'· 49c ~ 73 .c Fisll Sticks ~~ .. 3 :::79c $1 Veal Chops, ~ .. ~& ':f~ .... MOWERS :·· · Reg. $169.95 •,Now $119.95· ">~>' ' !;!'! Stohl, Fruit. ···••••a•a••·········· · .. · Reg~ $149.95- Now $109.95 roger 1 ..-::r.:::.... .... Instant Coffee .. ~~....:.;... s1 ~s ' n8818 ....... 2• •49c lllftl ' 4 ~25° ~~········"····· :.: 7.5c Juice . 5C)f poir a-l81NCH 4 CYCLE BRI.OGS MOWERS · ·· ··: Reg. $89.95 - Now $705 I c- a ... a.-,_ 11 SuJoiecls in llch, Mtlllllc Colon. MOWERS .. ·•.. Reg. $84.50 - Now $69.95 I ' • Z- 4 CYCLE BRIGGS STMTTON- Re<oU Starter MOWERS ...... R... $97.95 -Now $79.95 II''- 181NCH V.. HORSEPOWER ELECTRIC "" . MOI\E !'l':t)J'!.E DRIVf: CB£VIIOU'l'a TRkN ANY . OTJIEII c.a \2,- 181NCH ELECTRIC HY-O.MATIC MOWERS .. · .. · Reg. $97.50- Now $79.95 . NO. TRADE INS - CASH ar 30 D·AYS •• l,arge H&R FIRESTONE 'I ·Deoler Store ' '. · Ia Cealer of Ton ...... ~~-~~ •• a ••• .' . llllddlepprt . Mild fltiYarecl. flmi and -nd. ... "" Get l at. Kroger · for FREE .GIRS . -SAVE ' ' .. .. - r ·· ·- ·· ·-- . - - - - - '· . ·.r ' ' nllluftlloalc. ' ' • ; IlL .I ' franoeciln Daz~ 2 1 n.p. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ·' ·~ ' hchpkllmt ' • ·'" . .. '·'i69.~ MOWERS · · · · · · Reg. $69.95 - Now $59.95 . • 2- ZO INCH 4 CYCLE CLINTON ' 29e Stokely- Tuna Fish .....~~.~ ..... 2N.:~: 39c ••• Van CaiJip K·.. M•lk . 6 own 78c Pantry Shower Sale ! -%liNCH SELF PROPELLED lb. WtdMslbY'• lttulte Chleago 6 Boston a Detroit 3 Wublntton 2. 11 Inn. New York 13 Cleveland 3, night Karuas City S BaltlmM'e ~ nlaht Ftl4a't'a GamH Balllmore at Chicago nlaht Boston 'at K1nsu Olt,y ni(ht ,New York at DetroJl nljht Washlnrton at Cleveland Dllbt WILTillS SIGN YORK UP - Welterwelghta Jimmy Archer of New York ud Tony DeCola or Bt'ook. lYn have llgned to meet In • .10· round bOut at St NichOiu Arena, June 17. The i1~:~ut wUI be 'fldoly televised, . ~ STRAWBERRIES NOT WEEKEND SPECIALS Mr. killer laid. Mr. U\'Har bec~me manlier In Marietta in April 1956 to provide compJete invettment servlres to ~lidentt of Wuhinrton. Monroe, Meip, Jac~n and Gal· lit CoanUea. Now he will aervP abo the needt of knvettora in Portsmouth, Ironton, Waverly a1,1 other sections· Of Lawrence, SchJto, and Pib eountla. Fred Abbott, wbo formerly ff' • pretented The Obio Company if' thl1 artoa, ' reUrine from the investment industry. Home Grpwn I Chester Alumni :anqJJiet Is Held Saturday.Night ehestra. NEW ... EArl C. L&"etl)' 11 the 'IWW re l»'_.nUtl\'t of Tht Ollio Compuy D tJy Portamoutit. diitrlrl , 1 aetord.iRJ to &DDouncement tod.tY by Edward w. Miller, •ice preJ!· dent and lll.let mana1er of tb~ CoJumbut iovntment baokln& firm. S1 N. Hip St. Thit new aalgntnent is in addiUOD to Jlt. .unsay's ten·lce aa dlatrld mtna1er of tbe Marietta OUic!e, COOKIES JOfii!M'eeling Of Golden Rule Class Is Held ~OWER$ at · "GR:' (Grade Retarder) and 'furl;!oglide helpe ~ you down. , . ·TJy ()heyy's new1 . IIO!hil!l·like. itau~· drive. rt'o~at · ema i:&f-and worth it. ' ~ ew osition Roome New Furniture Z- 181NCH SELF PROPELLJi:D , strttch ahead, you set the selector Francet Vouaa. Columbia aDd Allee St.ewut Qf Potn& Pleuut. Sen<Unr ,Uta were Franee.. Stewart, han Grut~er, Ruth Ryan , P'lora Boatd, Mary 1nd Sharon Brrry.\ "Norma Riua. Mn . Harry S•I&n and da.ushte--•, Carol fJrortiU., !Ita Bwngai'dnc:. S.arab Hamm , JIUdud Fl')', Fre1a Jtart. Gtaee Holter, lean R.ei~>e<l. EUa emJJloyen: Gf 1 BONEY'S FRONT STREET MARKEl Super-Cushion . GOODJiE4R,. .. . Rutland~ 0 S..tVE .41' BONEY'S I ' , .1 . 6)- Mr. and Ml'l. Howard DIYI.a and Kiu B.trtba 1)1¥11 of Newark and lin. Muy Lftit and Kn. Tho~ Lewll of Dttrolt, Mich., were n cent aalata of Kr>and Kn. Eddie ""te• LEAF LETTUCE lb. 25¢ -- :3.T DeLuxe·.. Bowen, Berolee N•• .Ludlle .1•~. Clua JIUDipbnJ, all of Pomoro1 Rutb M.Qf'rd and Blanrhe kr•Kil of Anne Howell , advisor of the Teen-age Powder Puff Club, met with t-he members this week at the home of their president, Sharon J ~.o.es, to make pla-ns for a Dew project. Funds are to l:-e raised to purJumbo Paok 1cloase needed equi.pment for .the Meigs General Hospital and their c;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;, first proje~t is a Rose Dance to be held !If on day, June 10, at the•Middleport K. of P. Hall. A special feature of the da,.ce will be the selection ot a ltina: and W. llflla St . Queen with these judges: Mr. and Mn. Horace McElhinny and Mr. and Mrs. 'Cash Batir. Refreabmentl I::::;;;~~~? will be sold durin, the dance by 1' the club member• and the music will be "fur-nished by tbe Moonlighters, ,led by Stephen coati. FOR S.U IT E Kr. lJye.aar It a Ufe-lona ret!· dont ol '"tkeolral Oloto. ' SPECIAL BREAKFAST N---.l IUIIeQ By Ohio Company T N p ..... ... wan. tiJbl1 Alllloft,. 111ldftdo·TrJ;.a,:pp:· Jjve:saty •PUI'I llootll, luanlto ~. 1 Ill Carol M'tGee and ken Russell Wilson wilb pdUI won by t.fn . E. M. Blake and Mn. Emmet Shuler. ' Tbe hostel• aerved a delltl't cou11e and it was an.nouttced that the next party wol,lld be at the homlfi! of Mrt. Millard Wildermuth. ·Others a:ttendlna: t.hu party were Mrs. Robert Rawli.nga;, a guest, )fra. Earl Knight. Mrs. Wllderm~Jth :Mrs.""'\valter Crook• and Mrs. Earl Warnke. A reunlun of the family or llr. and Mn. Delbert Brueh wa5 held Sunday at tbolr ~ome, Enterprise. Present were Mr. and Mn. Thomaf Kelpin, (Mugaret Bruch) W~ltlng, InJ.; Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood Meredith. (Mildred Bruch) and liOns, Jimmy and John, Lone • B~ttom ; lAWN- I''~.~•.-';;!.,, Eot••• Tuesday Cona$ta Loyal He/ pers Meet Club Meeting Is At Davis Residence Held At Wilson's Tuuday Caoaata Club meJ On Tuesdily Evenina thil,Theweek at the :b(lme of Mrl. . - - -.... Will WHY SPEND CASH FGI IIUif. OAf 61fTS1 'THIS SYSTEM IS A IIOfllf: TOP VALUE STAIIP$ hOI OOGEJ HRP GEr TID . WITIOUl MOIIlfl . . 39c �·-· ING~.OOD, Coli!. UP -lr><· JtieUN; L i 4 be r 1 wu · bel tllmNeious Wedneid&y .n.t lill mount, Chide Pomp, lell <lllrt~ the running of the llril. ,_ ot &llywood Puk. He IPP~l"h.tl)' aqlfered no sellious in. jurfM~ Wll& t,akeo to a hospit1l for 1"'"'"~.. -t:e • Lubrication ? • Th•n See Mullen at ~~~~...~'~~~~)~!~~~L ,_ ~·!!»-~~!~ E~f!e~=~n • ' ast Ali..Star for h.~t\'ing bt>en .a mt>-mber of such a le11m More will be expected of them for having bee-n d1amps, he fJO tn led ou t. The World Series sounll pictures baseball coacheA In the business to}() Middleport's state champ ion team,, last n'ght, that they had "adtieved a remarkable :; utcess" in their !6·11ame win ' treak tu the Class A baseball t1 tle Of Oh io. Nolan S The'h• team ·and .Coarh wac. amt>l' were honored at a 6:30 dinner if' the Martin Re~taur · anl. They then went to the Sf'nior home room or the high sehoul where Bob Wren , coach or the Ohio Univenrtty Bobcal baseball team, spokE' briefly and showed pictures of the 1956 World Series. the Middleport Sport! C~ter. They were utiste~ by Margu8tite Dunt, mana,:fr of the Martin Restaurant, and B. F. Pa.rmalee of the Middleport UP Store. former Clevela.ad lnctians first baseman, now employed in promotion of l•aseball Ill the prime American sport . The dinner Willi: Jcbn SPORTS DESK ' Wren , five years a professional pl.ll.)'~!" ending with the Toledo 1\fudht>n~ . and a well -known basketball official i11 o hio. said : Sout hea.':ltern "I know frvm my experie-nce you n{' vf'r could have don(' it unless e~·eryont' de. to go ofallyou thehnd waya."burning He added sire 1 t hat "it s unusual fo r su ch a remarka ble arhie\·ement to rome rrom sueh a small school Wren said he h<~d hco.:n shown tl'le IO<·<~I sports facilities lli Middlt-port'~ municipal park for lit tit! leagur·rs and older players by John Parsons iind he "found it good"' . "Th l!r is lhe kind or thing that pays off," ht> said . "A nd yo u'U re. <~ li zl' it more in latl•r ye;~rs . " He he<Jped praise on school ol'ficiab. coach Sw:u·khamcr .a nd coach Char lt>s McDonald for so selli ng the athletic Hlage in Middleporl that a champiOnship team in IJ aseball coul d he pcod uced . - Five bia;h 11ehool buebtll play. A !ull-cour'ie turkey dinner was ers from Southeastern olr.lo bave served. su-rlntendent or SC"hools :r- gave the blessJne. been named to t ....... Eaatern All. Lee McComas Star baseball team iat>lud.ing two Af!endlng were Ed Croolu, Yoai !rom Mlddlep~>rt , and on eteb Wayland, Bot- Nelson: R(l.a:er LeU- ifom· GallipoJil, Jac.tsoa aod r.o:. twit , Steve BaUey, Ed llcComu, a:an. . ' Lea Kennedy, Jr., Da,•e Wndy, Bob Geora:e ~Ingle, Jaekton balelt'U Hennessy, Tommy Davis, and Jim coach, has beta Dtmed u one of fl owles, players. It'· -~·" E 1~t f' rn Diviaioa eoachea. were Earl Warnke C. . LPster Searr, Barberton; · Other c~ch Charles Kc: a.nll Ju;iil Slurick, Steu:benri.llt CenParsons, McEihin· tral. '1'.. D a fl II t:Yeftt ~ ( rtef •• e 1 n}·: · Klein , Eleanor. 1· James Bov.'le:s, Yellow J.11cket Y Chet Tannehill • Schaal, and . Tannehill, pitcher ijnd _first baseman, made Th I · prttss representatives. the 30-mln <;quad of 10 players e c ose comradeshJp that helps so mueh to make from each of the Eut's tbree diaathletic teams_ often brea~s up soon after school years are tcict 's as an outfielder. Leo Kencompleted . It JS not usual m 1957 for graduates to sta ' y close nedy, Jr., larket leftfielder, was t th { 1 oge er as U I manhood a•nd the n eed s of making a .. Illlmed to an outfield post al!o. are met . Joba Thomas, Gallipolis. was Th b . . ()De honored at first base , J im St. e ver y_ est ~~ mmd and body may go on to college f1 .=_ Cfm, Lo~o. at third base, and · alhleti~s. or Just scholastic training . Others otten A rift itusa ~ MJtehe.J~ Jackson, as a away to th e Cities. r pUrher. ' B Snyder DebUJtks D pr&CtiCe • For Fast.Mr•Jes I I • NEW YORK UP- Che! Forte, All· Ameriea ba•ketball Jtar from Semor Champs HeodJnglnto Life's Careers Two araduaUni: members of ltiddleport'a at.ate champion b.a.seball team plan careen as athl etJc eoa~he.s , two are heaeed for the armed ~er· Ylcea, one nats to be an eleettlcal 'en1illeer and the slx.th is now employed loeaUJ, DaV* •HiacJ:s ed Tommy (Charlell) · Davi.s will e11ter ,Miami University thi.s faH in \ he phyJIC"al edueation department. Ed • McComas bu plcktd the Marines and Bob Hennessy the Navy. Both wiU sign soon. · l:eo- Kennedy , Jr., will en· tt'r Ohio Norfhern Ul\iversity · to study engineering. Jame• Bowles is em ployed by the Royal Crown Bottling Co., Middleport. Colu,mbi.a and the Unlled Preu "Player of the Year," his been voted the <Jeventh annual "JJnet on IJons" AIYard by the school'a monthly publication of the Vanity "C" Club. Forte 11t.o won t,.e award for th~ 1954-M season. betomini t.he firJt player In tb~ tchool's hiJtort to win lt as fl IOphomore. • fURGOI. INTERS trP - Detfnd· lng cllampion Ed Fura:ol Jed a ffeld of 130 prof~ulonahi and ama· 18\lts today into the first round of the $22,000 Rubber City Open golf tournament here. ....._ AUON, Ohio TORCH SPEEDWAY SAT., JUNE 8 8:00 P.M. GvaHfylna, 7:30 p.m. 8 stock Car raeina eventa in the modified & strictly stoc:t dtviaiolll. Open competition. FREE partlag. Adults, $1.25. .Under 12, FREE. Can needed. TORCH, OHIO Near Parkal'llkll'l 1 our buslnus Is $25 to $1000 Second Lad Dea~ On Ball Diamo~d In 2·Day Pel'iod !~ ~~?:'?~ y~u~;~'!l~~ey! --.. •• {' ' · - ~· - ohD~I'iY SentiD'et, Po!lleroy.Mldt!leporl, 0 , June 8, 1957 No matte("-,..,ftat-your business • ·All top. values in their • • < RALLY FAILS W sup th ' · h COLU MBUS UP - A ninth in. S e pose lS lS so~e"; at different than in years past. Others of the Southeastern dis. ning rally Wednesday night failed everal !ll~mbers o_f ~acmes great basketbaU teams of ·the UP-Ohio State tr1ct wert Tony Ptlce, Port!lmoutb, to turn the tide for thto Columbus early thirties rematn 1n eastern Meigs. We recal) th n Snyd,er said 2b, Car)' Farmer, Lancuter, ss, jets as Montreal won. 8-7. of Bill McKelvey,, and Roy Bu•k . e ames he ha& never b~a,·d JBill kBrasi~gton, ... Clark b Marietta, dof; 'J Sam Pomeroy's .tlhopF l<d'ams of th(' --. jsllm.'u_l~:. f~rr :~~:::!e~~at t:::::~ p~rce'. Hillsb~r~,it~he:_n unior same era, WI nt Crow Tip tho•. • ~ Dyt>. Bill G1·ueser, Eddie' Guh ·' . m·ea_. . • 1he •BtJcl!:tJye mentor was ::asked The 80 fi'OIIa· ihEt East ther, Dick Winebrenner, Pall! PJcrottJ LS ~eceased an d Sh••e to comment en a charte by a New and West beeia workouts Ca!lci, Bruno Pi~rotti, GeorgP make~ and Cllflon aL'e gone but York doctor that the recent flU!'· June a tl&refJ game Clifton, Tim and Ralph Sisso''· 1 b('[ Lf'Ve _t h~ balance or that list r,.· of !our-minule miles may have Co· Clw unrpy Sho{'m fl lcer. lloyd ~ade lheJr homes IH"rc, exeepl· been due to the we of stimUlant Middleport \1 d \1 R 11 · mg, or course, the great e(lar.h, drua:a, suc-h as ampbetJlmine. . ' oore an < uss~ carry1ng Dye, who leads the Washln1tt.1n ___ ~~~ted thai th£' bo~i~~~d are for the most part in Huskies' bull:etball team In Snyder said he was willine "t~ Seattle. . bet a year's lllary, " that Don An lnc:fuiry Into the e1petted Bowden, American track- Ita(' ruture of the year"t PHS athletic who broke the four-minute mile. HediqJer i):.pttently •JI'&da ' showa that 1 good percen- has never taken any ilimulants. suffered 1 hent , lt~t. 111 . be Me~~ and women. rnarrle4 or aln.cle in aD typea t•ae won't be comlnJ b.aek. Encl'Otlsed borne plate iq. ~ gym of work llave found it'a loocl busl.nesl to pay 1 a:lneerlna: claims the minds or clit.aa softball 11me ~;t • \)"asbing. otl old blUa with a prompt. private lo&Q on those with mao~ talent. Mediclnt ton Hla'b Scbool fr.ere Wednesday. lllnatu.re• Olllr. aum or fuml.tute. . b popular with thOle who ha •t A V~mdalll, .(11,, boy, Tomrily an aptltude for the bedside manGreer, _was klllf!d · TU:ead;ay When I 11ttP SEIYICI- PHONE fiiSf ne~ . he and an~ther youth ~ollided • .• • OUr IN&!"- . chasln1 a pop·fl}' in•a Pony League Here are som• of lh£" 1957 to1ether J1 "ao. 111me at Vandalia. Rl'lds and what the)' ('Xpect to be . . . . bwi~.. doing ; Milton Lambert, ueat Panther EAST cmCAGO, !nd. UP - A tackle, Is worklnt in i'~ lotida , ne.ar Sarasota this 1ummer ahd biih school boy dropped dead of EATON, ' O. UP- Joha ~uriff, , , CliiiiiMI. .,.._ C..,...Ml. . staylna with ·his grandtathr., a heart attarll m o m e n t 1 after wbo coaehld Gratia kla:ll School ,. .. KaJ BIDdy, Man.,..Dayton WllJ. Milt will lake his erosslnJ home plate to bteome to the 1tate baitetball ~1 finals well ~rdlnat•d and 11peedy 201) the second youth to die on , the tbil year, reii;ned 'wedQ.eiday to 300 W. s-Dd St - Phono: 432, Pomeroy pounda to thf University of Wlr· baseball ditmond t.n the JIUn01• bec:(lme head basktJtbaU Coaeh at Hov.n: Moa.·FrL 9-5;.S4t. t-12-0pea nniKga b11 appointmem . Coronado Hi'gh Schoo~, ·in . Coronconsln thlt fall wherto he will Indiana area in 11 many da~s. lodtls mrifM 1o retl~enb of nea~ IOWIIl The victim•, both ·liS, wart avid ado, f;al. , atudy chemical engineering an.i footbalL · Danny !!!Morris, a regular Pan· ther haln>ack last fall, has ap· plied for a seholal'shlp at Ohi..t t:niversity and plans to start l" into the pre-med coune. Goo.t iul•k, DO<'. ' Teddy Beegle, offensi ve end, has his heart set on englneerhg but j1,1st wherp he Will land Is • nOJ. yet decided. 'Qptle up your ' ' -- 1..1~ - nlsi'Pi , Teddy. ol~ fe, low. John Handley is home from Case Institute for n summer's wol-lt at Kyger Creek . John was ~ top guard ~n the rlne. Panther championship eleven of 1D!S5. Ha nd ley is looking forward to a ~ research career In electrioai en- m glnt'erlng. Of the '57 baskethal! Btmior 'lroup, Bob E11stman i.11 Jured bv tQe CUITent lhOt1!lll:l' O( te~hniCil! men, planning to enroll ,jn Qll engineerlg college by Septemhe:-. . His de:<~tinalion , too, is unknow 1 Art Arnold, !lub forward 011 the :·· ), ... .... ~ " 'v•nity basketball team, went 1 W()t'k for Bud Wilson's service stalion on E. Main St., this week . MULLENS SOHIO SERVICE Phone 9391 • l Dally SenUnel, Pomeroy-Mlddleporl, 0 ., June 8, 19~7-ll' Bruch Fbmily ·· Reunion Held At Enterprise The Loyal Helper• and Friend. shl.p Class of the Muon United 8rethern Ch urcb met on Tuet:day evenioa, June, 4 at the home of M.rs, Ropsevelt Davi& in Muon. The me.tin•a ... • ,, opened with 1 8f'OUP &one "Count Your Blessb)Jt". This was followed by a prater liven by Lottie Johnson. Sertpture wae r ead by Mrs. ' Forema. A reading, Elizabeth and Woodrow "Morl4' Thinif Aren . Wrought In Prayer" was presented by Paulihe Cunningham and followed bY a poem "Do Something" read by Lottie Johnson. Two other poems were presented by Betty Davis a·nd Mrs. L. R. Mahoney. They were en7 PIECE titled "M.a's Will" and "He Made Me Ashamed". , Refreshments wert served to the following : Mary Bush, Nan Mcintosh, Loltie Johnson, Verla Workman, Lola JeUe'rs, Mn. Geneva Mahoney, Frances Nease, Vica Roush, Ruth Mctnto-.h, Pauline Cunningham. Eileen Foreman, Ruth Lions, Carol Workman, Betty Davis and Amelia Davis. ;~~~·n~d~Mr~-~·~n~d~M~':':·~~~r~n:ic~e $79·9$ II 5 PIECE Teen-Age Powder Puff Club Plans Benefit Dance C~yenr"• c:~e;ludve ~, Trl- r,le-·1omp,!reJ, Tripl !! - ' l'ongh 3-T Nayou Cord &cl~ fur y:reEtter strength ~1595 al\ddurnbiUty.Stop-Notch Tread with thoUiand• of Salety Ed~t mean.!l lOll notch traetiou end ext.n lufei.J", '" ""'•, ' ''"'Ito,. ond -ppabl• lire ..... _.. ' ' ·I I ' . 1.;,xmA.MILEAoE:,· i · .NEW. TREADS I '!~., GOOD.'-i.EUI I ... ..........., _,. ...,.. ~tm·Mit,.ge:NewTftodt Ul) M11 JIIVI fOit efld NCO!t!Wibh,lh l •• Jl.v• yuu new Ure traction \ $9•92 Qd appearance-.t about half the OOit af new tift!&. JIOIE JIIOPLI I IDE ON GOODYEAR TIRES ON ANY OTHER KIND Baseball , .• Results "" BY UNtTID PRill NATIDNAL LIAtiUI w L Pet. oa Cincinnati . . . . 29 18 .etl Brooklyn . . . . . 28 17 .603 2 Philadelphia ... 1 :18 18 .BOl 2'A: Milwaukee . . . . 25 18 .Gil 3 St. Louis . , . . . 21 ~ .tiOO B\1 New York .... 19 27 .•13 10~~ Pitl!lburgft . . . 15 29 .Ml IS"' Chicago ....... 13 28 .317 ' ' WeciMtd1y's Reaulls Milwaukee • New York 8 BrooklYn 4 Chlcago 0, niJht Cincinnati t PhiJadelphla 2 nlt'tt 11 Inn . St. Louls 5 Plttsburch 1 P:rltla.,.t GIMH Cincinnati at Broold)'~ niJht St. I.out. at New 'VQrt. llllfht Chicago at Pbttadelphla. nliht Milwaukee at Plttaburah, nlabt AMIRICAN LIA.UI . ~ L l'ct. 01 Chicago . ..... · 30 12 .'f(n New York . , ... 26 18 .Ml B Cleveland . . . . 23 20 .&15 , 1\\ Bolton . . . . . . . 23 23 .a.oo 9 Detroit . . . . . . . 2S 23 .500 9 Kan!lu City ... 20 25' .444 11¥. BalUmore ." ... , 18 28 ..00 13 Washington . , . 18 32 .331 l'r .\vt.en '100 see it' steep ;downbiU BREAKFAST SUITE •$49·95 $299.00 McMaster BAKER FURNITURE Hardware and Furnllure Oa The BriJl)ltesl Coraer N, 2nd A.._ -=~ ;;;,;; llll!llddleport ~:;:::::::::;::::;·, ;..;. CLOSE OUT • Just. in time for summer we slash prices on rotary mowers. .,. v .. HOlDe GroWD of 10 • ' • • - 39¢ • EVERYDAY PRICES! FRIE DEL!VElY !V-.ERY DAY LARGE I OZ. JAlt NESCAFE GIANT INSTANT FELS N.APTH.A SOAP .... · .............. · 69c SUGAR · ........ ... ... 10 lb. $1.05 CRISCO · · ............ · 3 lb. 89c BACHNER'S MEAT MARKET . . Plume 44·X PomeroJ Chester Alumni 1 24 Inside The Chest.E'r High School Alumni Banquet was. bel..1 Saturday ev&ning at the Chester Hl..s:h School · auditorium 'with 203 present. The senior claas of 19157 were a:uests. Reunions · were- held by the classe es of H127, 1932 and 194'7. Officers for the year . were Mary Rose. pre~ident; Esther HaYes, ueretary, and Erma Cleland, treasurer. Officers for tbe cominf year are David Koblentz, president; Cleo· Smith, seerctary ;and Betty Roush ::Y~H~ngt~~·~:~~~: w~: •• :~~J ;·~h~~~~.:~:: ~n·.r~~.p:: · Cut from ~tender • pofkers. Wa lean. · ·Pork.Chops .. ~:!~.\;:... 1•· Wieners ~ :-. :rt::r~~ .:.;. n.. .5'"' 1111" · rwv·~ u~ . ·.oast .--.. sh~~:~~· ~: "'· 49c ~ 73 .c Fisll Sticks ~~ .. 3 :::79c $1 Veal Chops, ~ .. ~& ':f~ .... MOWERS :·· · Reg. $169.95 •,Now $119.95· ">~>' ' !;!'! Stohl, Fruit. ···••••a•a••·········· · .. · Reg~ $149.95- Now $109.95 roger 1 ..-::r.:::.... .... Instant Coffee .. ~~....:.;... s1 ~s ' n8818 ....... 2• •49c lllftl ' 4 ~25° ~~········"····· :.: 7.5c Juice . 5C)f poir a-l81NCH 4 CYCLE BRI.OGS MOWERS · ·· ··: Reg. $89.95 - Now $705 I c- a ... a.-,_ 11 SuJoiecls in llch, Mtlllllc Colon. MOWERS .. ·•.. Reg. $84.50 - Now $69.95 I ' • Z- 4 CYCLE BRIGGS STMTTON- Re<oU Starter MOWERS ...... R... $97.95 -Now $79.95 II''- 181NCH V.. HORSEPOWER ELECTRIC "" . MOI\E !'l':t)J'!.E DRIVf: CB£VIIOU'l'a TRkN ANY . OTJIEII c.a \2,- 181NCH ELECTRIC HY-O.MATIC MOWERS .. · .. · Reg. $97.50- Now $79.95 . NO. TRADE INS - CASH ar 30 D·AYS •• l,arge H&R FIRESTONE 'I ·Deoler Store ' '. · Ia Cealer of Ton ...... ~~-~~ •• a ••• .' . llllddlepprt . Mild fltiYarecl. flmi and -nd. ... "" Get l at. Kroger · for FREE .GIRS . -SAVE ' ' .. .. - r ·· ·- ·· ·-- . - - - - - '· . ·.r ' ' nllluftlloalc. ' ' • ; IlL .I ' franoeciln Daz~ 2 1 n.p. ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ·' ·~ ' hchpkllmt ' • ·'" . .. '·'i69.~ MOWERS · · · · · · Reg. $69.95 - Now $59.95 . • 2- ZO INCH 4 CYCLE CLINTON ' 29e Stokely- Tuna Fish .....~~.~ ..... 2N.:~: 39c ••• Van CaiJip K·.. M•lk . 6 own 78c Pantry Shower Sale ! -%liNCH SELF PROPELLED lb. WtdMslbY'• lttulte Chleago 6 Boston a Detroit 3 Wublntton 2. 11 Inn. New York 13 Cleveland 3, night Karuas City S BaltlmM'e ~ nlaht Ftl4a't'a GamH Balllmore at Chicago nlaht Boston 'at K1nsu Olt,y ni(ht ,New York at DetroJl nljht Washlnrton at Cleveland Dllbt WILTillS SIGN YORK UP - Welterwelghta Jimmy Archer of New York ud Tony DeCola or Bt'ook. lYn have llgned to meet In • .10· round bOut at St NichOiu Arena, June 17. The i1~:~ut wUI be 'fldoly televised, . ~ STRAWBERRIES NOT WEEKEND SPECIALS Mr. killer laid. Mr. U\'Har bec~me manlier In Marietta in April 1956 to provide compJete invettment servlres to ~lidentt of Wuhinrton. Monroe, Meip, Jac~n and Gal· lit CoanUea. Now he will aervP abo the needt of knvettora in Portsmouth, Ironton, Waverly a1,1 other sections· Of Lawrence, SchJto, and Pib eountla. Fred Abbott, wbo formerly ff' • pretented The Obio Company if' thl1 artoa, ' reUrine from the investment industry. Home Grpwn I Chester Alumni :anqJJiet Is Held Saturday.Night ehestra. NEW ... EArl C. L&"etl)' 11 the 'IWW re l»'_.nUtl\'t of Tht Ollio Compuy D tJy Portamoutit. diitrlrl , 1 aetord.iRJ to &DDouncement tod.tY by Edward w. Miller, •ice preJ!· dent and lll.let mana1er of tb~ CoJumbut iovntment baokln& firm. S1 N. Hip St. Thit new aalgntnent is in addiUOD to Jlt. .unsay's ten·lce aa dlatrld mtna1er of tbe Marietta OUic!e, COOKIES JOfii!M'eeling Of Golden Rule Class Is Held ~OWER$ at · "GR:' (Grade Retarder) and 'furl;!oglide helpe ~ you down. , . ·TJy ()heyy's new1 . IIO!hil!l·like. itau~· drive. rt'o~at · ema i:&f-and worth it. ' ~ ew osition Roome New Furniture Z- 181NCH SELF PROPELLJi:D , strttch ahead, you set the selector Francet Vouaa. Columbia aDd Allee St.ewut Qf Potn& Pleuut. Sen<Unr ,Uta were Franee.. Stewart, han Grut~er, Ruth Ryan , P'lora Boatd, Mary 1nd Sharon Brrry.\ "Norma Riua. Mn . Harry S•I&n and da.ushte--•, Carol fJrortiU., !Ita Bwngai'dnc:. S.arab Hamm , JIUdud Fl')', Fre1a Jtart. Gtaee Holter, lean R.ei~>e<l. EUa emJJloyen: Gf 1 BONEY'S FRONT STREET MARKEl Super-Cushion . GOODJiE4R,. .. . Rutland~ 0 S..tVE .41' BONEY'S I ' , .1 . 6)- Mr. and Ml'l. Howard DIYI.a and Kiu B.trtba 1)1¥11 of Newark and lin. Muy Lftit and Kn. Tho~ Lewll of Dttrolt, Mich., were n cent aalata of Kr>and Kn. Eddie ""te• LEAF LETTUCE lb. 25¢ -- :3.T DeLuxe·.. Bowen, Berolee N•• .Ludlle .1•~. Clua JIUDipbnJ, all of Pomoro1 Rutb M.Qf'rd and Blanrhe kr•Kil of Anne Howell , advisor of the Teen-age Powder Puff Club, met with t-he members this week at the home of their president, Sharon J ~.o.es, to make pla-ns for a Dew project. Funds are to l:-e raised to purJumbo Paok 1cloase needed equi.pment for .the Meigs General Hospital and their c;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;, first proje~t is a Rose Dance to be held !If on day, June 10, at the•Middleport K. of P. Hall. A special feature of the da,.ce will be the selection ot a ltina: and W. llflla St . Queen with these judges: Mr. and Mn. Horace McElhinny and Mr. and Mrs. 'Cash Batir. Refreabmentl I::::;;;~~~? will be sold durin, the dance by 1' the club member• and the music will be "fur-nished by tbe Moonlighters, ,led by Stephen coati. FOR S.U IT E Kr. lJye.aar It a Ufe-lona ret!· dont ol '"tkeolral Oloto. ' SPECIAL BREAKFAST N---.l IUIIeQ By Ohio Company T N p ..... ... wan. tiJbl1 Alllloft,. 111ldftdo·TrJ;.a,:pp:· Jjve:saty •PUI'I llootll, luanlto ~. 1 Ill Carol M'tGee and ken Russell Wilson wilb pdUI won by t.fn . E. M. Blake and Mn. Emmet Shuler. ' Tbe hostel• aerved a delltl't cou11e and it was an.nouttced that the next party wol,lld be at the homlfi! of Mrt. Millard Wildermuth. ·Others a:ttendlna: t.hu party were Mrs. Robert Rawli.nga;, a guest, )fra. Earl Knight. Mrs. Wllderm~Jth :Mrs.""'\valter Crook• and Mrs. Earl Warnke. A reunlun of the family or llr. and Mn. Delbert Brueh wa5 held Sunday at tbolr ~ome, Enterprise. Present were Mr. and Mn. Thomaf Kelpin, (Mugaret Bruch) W~ltlng, InJ.; Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood Meredith. (Mildred Bruch) and liOns, Jimmy and John, Lone • B~ttom ; lAWN- I''~.~•.-';;!.,, Eot••• Tuesday Cona$ta Loyal He/ pers Meet Club Meeting Is At Davis Residence Held At Wilson's Tuuday Caoaata Club meJ On Tuesdily Evenina thil,Theweek at the :b(lme of Mrl. . - - -.... Will WHY SPEND CASH FGI IIUif. OAf 61fTS1 'THIS SYSTEM IS A IIOfllf: TOP VALUE STAIIP$ hOI OOGEJ HRP GEr TID . WITIOUl MOIIlfl . . 39c �• ' • ...., -·· ' • • • ' f / ' Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, • l'fi-..It• • Ca 'E B 'E s• d• ' • opponents Now Meth0 dAgamst roa CONSISTENT DBPENDABLI! RESVLTS ' .WANT ADS PHONE 398 ' Br MILTON RICHMAN W Va villt, vlslted Wedll<lday ·Wilih Mr. and Mrs. 1:-awrenee Milhoan. gle. M.iekey Mantle and Bill Skow· Texas. with kindneA, 10 first he I te•U per word, one lpte:rtioa. M1nlmum clulrte SOc.---4. eenb per word for three eonaecuti ve insertiona. 'peeial - One month for 25 centa per word. Full rate of 2 ceota per word will be cbarged for advertJsin1 if Dot paid for before the 15th of each month following insertion. &'ten in Advertiaing--Sbould llle reported Immediately, The D.:ilr Sentinel ~~~oili not be re&DOnaible for m.l•e than one tncor. l'f'\1 huertion. ('.ard of ThanO and Soecial Notiect of Eventa $1.00. Obi '. uariet pubUihOO at 1 cent o-er word. J.l•d Tom Skinner aay11 Wynn and tbrl:e subsequent re- a_da on a fahmg tr1p at Manitou.· the Philliea <:an "go aU the wa1" lieven Bobby Shantz went .all the l1D Lake. He accompanied Robert and then his Cincinnati Redlea:s promplly go out and beat Pblla· delphia to move two gamea ahead agaio In the frantlc National Lea"ue pennant race. That's thf' way it happened Wednesday night. Prior to the game, Tebbetts, I -;-;-;~::;::;::::-----;-:====;::-:===::' 1) N - way for hia 11ixth victory although Rummell and son1 of Huntin1nit:ked _for homers by Jim Hegsn ton and other frienda from Loand Ch1co CI.IT~~&quel . The victory gaD, 0. proved costly for the Yankees Lawren~e Milhoan. who bas when co~.teher Yogi Berra suf· been on sick leave from hia pttsifered an apparent fractured nose tion as engineer on the New Yor:C duri,na: the second inning. :::entral Railroad for the paat two Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dar.n and JOB TV $5 Mill' D Off d I the the skies, pointing that Phillles master topsychologl•t, pralaed out they ml .1 ht even win It all, OtiCeS Aluminum coiDbin;tion storm and especially now that t~.ey have a _ - _ -- - _ __ screen windows and doOrs. Stee) · suth as ChiCO Fernan.l :ve have In the- vicinity of Pon.o- and aluminum awnings and canat shortstop. So what hap- . roy, a beautiful Spinet Piano Opics. Cil'' Willian, nadford, pens? which will be t.raken back and Jlod; Spr·J•IJJs. 52 1me~. Fcr:nandez commltl an 11th - inwill sell 11 . a great savings to - -- · - -- ·- - ·- - . ning error that helpa the Redlegs anyone in need of such a piano . GR.~VE:~y TP.A CTf! H.SALES and to a 4-2 victory. Write nr rail for further details Sl r_vu.:~ . H., A. trm.aw, :'il2 E. to Paul .f'. Pfafl , Credit Adjust· Ma~~ ~~~~~-~_o~~ _ 4_27 tf Gus Bell started the h~h by be· NEW YORK UP - M.as Kan. ~ lng safe on Fernandez:' l)obble. tor, a New dYort televitlon openor, c-o He-aton 's Music Slore, 50 f' I 41 or Kerot w1·oh one out, pinch hitter Jerry tor, dlsclo&e a t:S.OOO,OOO • off a ·year North High St ., Columhns, Oh.io. 1 1~ · pay·aa-you-aee Phone C<tprtal 16737. F.asy terms ._ Lynch I!' ned '"'pparenl' sing\e to lh · dte ev od .,on ' er to old piano accepted as trade-in. · EJGJIT · ROOM Dwellin", newly center fleld but the ball took 1 lhe G11nt1 anh D gerl to~ay if e bad hop past Rlchie Ashburn for ey re~ia ere. ; 6 5 6te decor•ted tnstde and out, large three ha.ses, ~eorh g Bell. .Roy :JCantor, president ~f the lnclus__ _ _ - - - ·-lot, o,vi ~hin 5 min. walk from McMiiJan sinRled home the aetotld trial Television Co., .aid he had On and after thls date, June :., Court House . A.. N. Bengel, run of the inning off "loser Die~ atnt telegrams to Horace Stone19~7. 1 shall nol be responsible Pomeroy. Pbonc 310·M, 6 5 tf "Farrell and r~liever Johnny ~lipp- ham, pr!!~ldent of the Giants, and for deb(s contracted by anyone FUUNJSHE'D ~par-tm~ sleeping stein was crL>dited with the tri-~ !'alter 0 Malley, president _ or the other than myscll. r oom. Call 376. 6-6-atc umph. ·uodgers, last Monday, . 'Robert J. Hawley t- ___ _ _ _ Oodg•n Adv•ncl The Giants and Dodgert r•port6 5 3tp OFfo'ICE SPACE "for rent. Pomt' · Brooklyn took over seeon:d place edly h.:ve sho~n greater lnte.r est ----~--- --· ·- . roy National Bank. 6·6·ltt' by beating Chicagc 1 'll·.o, , at Jer. in moving their cluba to the 'We1t THERE WILL BE-: A DANCE Fmt - sey City; St. Louis defeated PHta- Coaat beeauze of an offer of ,2, . MOOSE MEMBERS A N D APARTMENT, 3 rooms, bnttli 156 burgh, IH.'and Milwaukee nipped 000,000 to each to televite all THEIR GVESTS AT TilE Mulberry Ave., Zana Baxter. the New· York Giant!, 9-8. home games on a similar pay-as. MOOSE LODGE COltNER Ofr · 6 f Stp The Chicago Wblte Sox main· you-see bails. SYCAMORE AND E. MAPl, HOUSE ANO LARGE LOT on tained theif live-game lead In the Kan~or said that he was interWater St. in Syracuse, $35 _00 per American r.e,gue with a 6·2 de- ested m mating the same otter to POMEROY. MUSIC BY nrc MOONLIGHTERS. FREE SANJJ j month. Call 402 Pomerof. ci&iGn over the Bottr.n Red Sox; WJCHES. JUNE 8 AT Y!OO P. . " tbe New York Yankee~! cruahed iHJ-3'<' SLEEPING ROOM for r~rit. ·the Cle-veland Indhms. 13-3; De~ __ • M. 300-Y. . 1 6 4 3tp troit licked Washinton, 3·2, in 11 ' ·· innings, and Kansaa City defeated REVIVAL MEETING at llazel Mrt. Wallaee Bf.adford, ·ExgCommunity Church starlinR For Ren.1 - txtenaion Laddua, Baltimore. 3·2. Drop Clothl. Nine hom·~ runs were hit In the cutlvc Secretary of the Meigs S<laffold h.-,ards, J· :m: lf willl Evaageltst, Rev. CUnton Ft1.1ber, Middleport. Brav~s victory over the Ghmta, County Ttd~erculO!ls and Hea·itEjrnes~ ~omas~ Pflalor, Dnu I· 6~-f'(. 111 tf including a threerU·n homer by Association, aod Mrs. Dwight Pbone Jaa Circ!tit. 5-J l ·lllc ror rent .-:-:£Te""etrir wallpape," reli()ver Ernie Johnson, who waa Wallace, Repr-~uentatlve Director 1teamer. CUnior. Fiaher, Mid· credited wl~h the vld(lr)'. Joe of the count3-· Association, left dlepol't. Ph. 62ti5·X 11•1 fit Adcock and Bobby Thomson also today for Ute State Conference MtlckiN,...,. for &am-.,nite Luua'e - Lane Cedar 5 room aP,Artment, 2t81til Main St., homered for Milwaukiee whlle Red of Tuberculosis and Health As· Schoendienst and \Hank Siuer each sociaHons at Cflumbu•. Cheat11.....- LAU Window FansPomeroy, Call 251 or see br. K. hit l_wo hotp~~s for the Giants a·nd Ohio Univerlll;ty students who J'rig:idalre Refriaeratora. D. Amabm. :i 22 u \fll~le~ays "nd Whitey Lockman have completed the spring seme-'1l1br furniture, Middleport, Ohio 0JHt _aplec:e. ter include Sli!ila Stover, Pa~r 1 • 4'19 II • Dtck Donovan pitched tho White cia Lloyd MarilYn Sue Knigh"t Sox t~ ~heir seventh victory in the Mary Ca~lyn Miller. John FisJJ~ WOMAN Cor f:cnerul housework , last etght gAmes by holding the et Fred Lewi,s Kenneth Murray fumily. See ~ larcnce Woii, Red Sox to eight hits. The White Jaines Mournl~J, Roscoe Wise: L0kt.1 - one stKlt~t, M!J,Ileporl, 4Jr.,inC::heslcr, arter 3:00 r . M. etJntact Rich Qualls. Phono Sox went ahead to stay with two Keith Riggs Lll'l')' Ga,•ln Charles 6 6 ate runs ln the fifth, Billy" Klaul' er- HBtkine. ' ' fi238-M. 8 ~ ;Jtp ror allowing one of the runs to \ ST::..N~~.vY b11lfold, with ap· BULLDOZERt for hlr•, p•ndt, score rrnd Tom Brewer forcina: In LO Marjory Lucas, daughtf!r o~ . b•11m.nt•, landtuplng. R. M ptbimately tBO.OO, ·saLurl.lay in Cowdery, Long Bottom. Phon• the other when he walk~d Jim Mr. .and Mrs. ~haries Lueu, Pomero)'. Reward. Mn. Kenneth Landis with the baS'et tulJ. Caledonia, is aperidlnll two weekt~ 5•2 DeLong, Rt. 1, Pomeroy. 6 4 3ip · 10• _ . ·~--,---Y•nk•• Berr• Hurt with h;er grandpllrenta, · Mr. 1nd Gil McDougald wu tho ·blatun Mrs. Homer Jones and ereat -- 1 Fr•• latlm•t11 in the Yankees' triumph over the arandmotber, Mrt. Lena McEl· Indians a!l he drove in the runs hlnny. with a pair of homers and a sinL R liAWUifGS SONS 00. - 24 L. V, Rel•ln.. r Mrs. GQorre Ha1'mon, Colum- 1 R•clne* Ohio bua, il vJaltinr Mr. and Mrs. Clin· ton Flaher. 4 ., u Glen Pauli'n, Lancuter, brothllr eoat-X. DODGI: • PLYJIOU'J111 QUJCK SF~lVICE on W.,.b J:e. ~IG4L NDTICI P&,U•u. I I U palrtna hy l"aater, Trabled Stat~' of Ohio. Mel.. Ceunty, 11. of Mn. Jamet Wctber vitlted .M-:-. and M.ra. weber saturday. w&tchm•ker, COWNS JEWEIn the ,,..,, Cevrt (8) Enoch Staab, R,~pley, wae LJllRS. PuinoroJ. 1-3·11 NQt!ce Ia h~bf llven that Ja.,.a a Mra. busJneaa vititor her~ Wedne&· Madlton Campbell filed hla appli-' day. 19) 1\ADJO • ~'ELJI:VISION SERVICE, cation, May 29, 1957, f6r an order Mr. ai\d Mrl, William Young, Phone :t.JO, Cle)and Appliance of the Court for the N1Litration of TWO GOOD WOIIK.::._,CO :::Lc::TS:::-.- :2-:&:-:3 Store, l.1d MaiD. St.., Pomeror. hi11 blr~h which ta not recotded. - · Brownell Ave., attenCied the 11·1: )'1'1. old. WUI make good young z....tf Applrc•nt avera he .waa born mni banquet at -Ohe•ter. team. Kenpetb Hartley, Bunker March 20. 192&, at HlrriiOnvlUe. · The two month old son of Mr. Jllll, Pomero)'. Call 1ny evening Said applleatlon wtll be heard •nd Mrs. J. T. Miller, Gra·lt alter 5 P. M. 6 4 Jtp Street, Ia re·eoverlng after majo"' Junt' 14, 19M' at 10 o'cl~k A. M. surgery at Holler Hospital . John C .. Bacon. PEKINGESE pupplea, N!810Dable, Juda:e of the Probate Cburt Mr. and Mr•· James Lloyrl ant' a month1 old. Mre\ W. .w. call, "' BA -:cB :::Y 7'":: Si:1'TING :: by hour or day. f6) 6 Ito • ' children, Nicky and Ke.thit', Bet?32 Sycamore SL, Middleport. SPruce 3520%, Maaon CHy. pre, w8re weekend IIUests of hi~ Hllltp 6 3 6tp LIOAL NOTICI parenls, Mr. and Mrs. BruciJ St•t• of Ohio, Mtl• Ceunty, N Lloyd· and their daurhter Kathi"'. I'OUL111Y FOil SAI.E-Firot Gun. 2.Q tj J I IJI tho ,,...,. eo..t eratton Arhor A.cru: Vut'tt.~s' . l remained for a two week~ ·vial•. Notice is hereby *'lven that cltleka. ~n tu;w-;-·~ Great sr<ndfaUJers of the ne'' EGGS-DeKalb the l'roflt Pu! Mtddle.port. fin • AutctmobDe- Ralph Wilbert Brewer (lied hia ap· daughter or Mr. and Mn Danny lot. HJ!:RM BERRY'S HATCH· Bon<\o. Pbono IRIII-ll tl4il-tl plication, May 23, 183?. for an Brown are Lewla··Saucr Sr., Mid· ERY. bK., Parkenbur11, W . _ order 'of the Court for the telilla- dleport, and Theodore Maaa. La· Vt. Phone GA~886 . B·IO.Imnr FO/lEMAN .\ ABBOTT T.V. SEll- trlltion of hit blrth wbleh ia not tham. ' . VlCK AH makea Repaired bJ II· · Mrs. James Wf'lhcr Is reco~ e· 8 ~r. old rldJng mare wHh coh LJ purt 1'eel-tn1eLIICI. P.~Oll.l 828f Y Ina aatiafactodlJ at Holz~·r HOJbotll r.J iddlepor. lol5-tt 1lde, TottJ price for pital after surgery. An .· f1Q5:00. See IYan CarmAn , llt. - - ~---....,.--,...-,;­ ftlt:~ratory opef111llon ahnw<!d a f, Pomeroy at Puch Fork nmut COAIP'LFITE tn ~ .aranot· Pro&lletloa, lUred bl0~ V"!U!tl wbleh had caul 8-1-Tto Lilt, Auu·. Fh·e, !'oliO. CIU Doo ed Mrt~ :W"bfrio auddl·n and crltlMIIIJ. MidtUeptJrl, Ohlo. John, Paeon eal illn~. ~ PAR'( arad· tiro• .."~e bU.}' Jtlnk~~l Juda:e ot the Probate Court Mrs. Edlso·n Baker and daugheara. Clyde Van CqMe)'. Ball 'Y (6) 6 Ito ter, .tanet Kay, v1slted Su11d.l)r Bun Road. Phone 8925-Y. with Patrlclltl Bake.r, sopbomo ·•· HOUSE, 6 N•oms and bath, 1J4 at lftullting\IPJ. C()Uea:e and then •erea, Pomfroy, out or hlg:b V11NmAN am"N"'os:-.~111:-a:\C:h -:S:::tl<-;k owm~ht gue11t.s of Mr. and . 3315--X or t3B·M. water. Call dr.,. aftd lhade11, roll•up Porch Lester · Jobnlon, Vienna, lllp f)l•det. Clolh•nylon., awplng1, ::--,.-,=-----:- - - -P«etl Vallance, Electric ran8, Si.X ROOMS and b•th $4000.00, . till kind~ Dofe :Wippel Supply, Manning .Kiocs, 110 I..ocu~t St ., ~· Va1an Aft., Pomeroy. Jlmncro)'. 6·6-3t(' ' ft ll lmop . - - ' - .,......__, --. WA~' ~Cut •nd colored alalltld ehll1a. t;all 11111-11 ovenl"'•· Good Cleu 1/aed Can ( I I ea1 ere · Bums, Giants 1 Middleport Ci11 LXM::Iety ( 17) Help Wonted lfil Lost & Found - -- - - - s.u A~~ Servi~~- [ (8bl ~::. , 4 :.~~-~~~:tNo 1 . "'::r-: ~~~~· Ph~:: I--- Legal-Notice Auto Soles For Sci• I w. -,..,.- -- - - (18) Employment - Wonted ---- nsuranc• Crou Broiler • ear =-.---:::.-,.;;; m•Jol c. ......, a• ::ua .. ,.. - . ·--,..- . . . . liSt! m:~~~"l~:~:_.~la::::ed .:rf~:~:~ e:ui::;rte~:U~ merehandlaing dispenaen. Thill Ia an unu1ua1 opportunicy to ee- t:urks -~. WUl l).ot ln\Jlrfere With your present em! plo)'mer.t. To quaWy you mlllf. have fh888.10 cash available. s references and ear; 5 api.n! boun wee&~y, and muat be able to start at onCe. 'lhiJ eomP&D¥ wW extead financial asaistance to fuU if delired. · \.. ThisUme excellent opportunity ia offered to a dependable person who _ 1~ interelted ID tbei£. futlll'e. It's a'n all cub bualness; no credit rut. Qo not uuwu unless fully quaUtled for the necessary &ime to Camp Perry cure yoUr future Legion delegate• to Bgy'e State. Mr~:. J, E. Hull, ""Washington, D C. arrived Wednesd~y for a visit with her pa.rentsr Mr. and Mf~. ·: H. Davis. Mr. an{\ Mrs. Robert J. Jones, Greenfield, were vis!tors at the Davis home and were lccompanied to Greed'f!eld IJ}' Miss Sarah Jones w!lo will visit and a half yeon'IJ hi! returned to and 1Jive1tmeot · 'IDc'ome starta immediately. . *Business Is Set up for you. *.No selling or aoliciting. ;~':J!:1 f:cf:d:';~:~~ '=~~~~· . For personal il.lterview in your city, write lsorn~-~R~iich~a~r~d,~a~re~b~uist~n~esis~vAi~fi·~w~o~r~k-~~~~~~..:..:::~~~:...:~::::::;:;;:::A::C:M:•::sA:L:I~S~c;o~:~~:~~====o- ,. ...•••' TOPS IN TASTE . . TOPS ·n~ THRIFT. • ' Specially selected from grain-fed steers ... It's carefully trimmed . . • all choice blade c~ls . . . no stringy neck portions . . . A & P gives you the most good eating for your meat money! 0 Cltoiee CenWer.. · Blccde Cnts :. . . t lb. Cut•Up Fryer PartS TENDER. JUICY . : . SUPER RIGHT .. ROU~DBONE 45c 49c English ~~~:T Beef Stew 49c Ham Slices Cottage Butts Roast • BONELESS • • • SUPER RIGHT • lb. SORRY! ... ALt PAN READY ... lb. • . - 69~ 'lb. ELECTRIC Legs & .. Thighs 6,5~ lb ' TK 220 lb. ROOFING Wings • ·- - . 25~- 1~.. -· . ". ' ,· / • METROPOLITAN AUTO SALES • .. While They Last! ·.· We Are Overstocked . ' Turkevs -Red. Potatoes Ttibe.-Tom.atoes . ~6·. '.. ' . •: 0 AND HAVE. PRIC.D .TH!SE SHINGLE$ TO MOVI!· \ . ' ... w \ 1(). lb• ., . •*'d $Uf-PLY ' ' lbs. ' '· I ' ,. . ' ' ' ' · Phone 6i20 . · ,,. ~- ··3 ' Freshllke cfJ · . .~ri .· - I' RIIPE ... SLICERS u AREAS AFFECTED WILL BE: c ALL OF POMEROY- RACINE - I SYRA. C:l.JSE- MINERSVILLE- AND ALL RURAL AREAS IN THE ABOVE DIS"PRICTS. ' . ~ .. ... .... . ·-- .. ' NANCY . ....,.~- -~- -:: •.....;.·,. ·,..~ , .~, ,-.:~f!!!"..:.~ - '< " ,.. ,•. . ·- "''l'ir' LOST MY _ WATCi-1-- I'LL. PUT AN AD tN THE ..,?,.- , .~, -:....,.""" ~~ ' .. • each 'VACUUM' PACK. I'D LiKE I . ... 1 'l: . >r( '~ pAPER •' I REI~ . Middleport :l' $weet .Corn at rrilelons . ~ ····· WOIK 'ON OUR EQUIPM'fNf. NECIS· SARY TO IMPROVE SERVICE TO YOU. WE THANK YOU FOR YOUR PATIENCE VALLEY., LUMBER FANCY .. , ,INE FOR SLICING LARGE SIZE ... 5:00 A.M. " FRESH .. . 5 TO 7.LB .... PAN READ11 ... SMALL SIZE F.,.NCY •.. GOLDEN YELLOW WILL BE OFF FOR APPROXIMATELY 30 MINUTES ON SUNDAY JUNE 9th. AT ~, . ' I -A_ ' '· ·' \ ' \ 1.09.:.' .. VegettWes ': --- - - - - AU Mallet Uld MOI!ala $9.so " Less-10% TENDER ... ·CENTER SLICES · U.S. No. I .. , SIZE "A" Nll'w POWER SHINGLES Buy Only The Part You Liktl _· lb. TENDER ., .. SMOKED ... 'IIONELESS liealiy ••d tdtrdi. arearter flexi · Ulty In th e bllic trahlmi•lol Yltem . . .. COfi!CftFI'& -~~ i "lulhllo_,.,.._. F4NC'V WlS<OONi!INr Shar~ . • .. kliAI' · AGED 4 MONTK$ ., \ ~; ....... Jll ' '' ' · TIILLIE WINKLE I t ' .• ~ 1.11~:~~~1 OHIO J'UNK ) I: ·• • ; .. I: '.•.. . ,, . •.,-.J, . . MC..vtl.lce cr«.111... ··:···-- ·:·· ' .. I ( " - -- ... -- Electric Co. - -- ......;.. ---~ ---· · I " . PAltT 'tJU W011k MIN- AND WDMIN FDR ADDeD INCOME ReU•ble tnen or women for tbll are.a to bandl8. the world famous A. E: BeU. MrL Walter Croolu: and dau&h· t_u::d :;~~·: ~:f.bw••,,h .re..lattv'..., ~:in~::n~,~~· :!~ c:~~ 10 OWN A BUSINIIS Ofl YOUR United Preu Sporh Writ.,. ron also homered in the Yankee1' Edlson llaker, partner Jn the where tbey wJU be the Feene~· Birdie Tebbett~,~> Ukea to kill 'em 16 - hit attack on 1tarter tarly Baker Furn:itu.re St~re Ja in Qln- Bt'nnett Post, Np. 1~ Americu RATES •• torJ...ift Colwubua and are JUeat.s . 'art> - . 4. ""'ereta the 1MI6 propaul, 40 bed) called ft'Jr ao eatimate·· · w t of •pprt rJmat.eiy 5520.0)1" 'fbt AGE Syatem oper1LH Uu The Ohio Pedera&n tf Bulinet~ •orld's rirs1 double-~heat, 1tetD" ncludl nJ certain a:iftl and WOl'.- lhd Profettloftal Wome.o'l lM at. • · •rbine "eMratOF uD t at super lone locally. preunt costs wiJl. filiated etubr will uJeiD bl e u1 1 av~ to bt llcured • at arou rrd l hi ~ ·t• s rltLc.l preuure. U opertte.. tl•1 ~580.000 . twelve princl~a 0 o QL t:1 uner steam condltlona of 4,50() p day, Jwne 8, ur llt.tad t.he: annu•l . i. p1'1 '1Sure "od 1,160 delif"et:.· In view of the~ fa cti Fulb ~ne.day Leadetllf.iP Conference• ·. The design and coJUtructioo of loJay, and the ti'U5tees conciYrlf' J being held In eacb Dittrlct. his unit provided the experienl ·' , definite and complete approval The 1057 _58 thn1e ·~ Ach ieve ~nd knowledge which have been 1t plans ln Columbua ahoul~ fhrough AcUon" , will be ultd in a... he baalt tor a tublequent dctitr \OUght. N"ay and FUltz will at program that Jneiudel \Nining on to proeeed w)tlt the buildin,- ~ompany the eroup ~o C olumbo ~ workshops for offieert, (IOmmittee ,f two 450.()(14)-ki'lowatt units or be A h protented a bill for rhairmco. and mem Nay .1 •• he AGE Sys tem. These two un IIf' ..,.. 111 ra. · t eac'l o be cer or eomm1'o;olll be arger by 7! % t han an:-.· -."""' ,ou.vuv u hifl fees for prellminar) mee1.ina: · 1ra ahtewill n band .~-ificationt he pr · lee cna man o ~ Ol.n. and """ d · 1 d 1 te ,.. Gira:rd'a tt'rm of servlee expired ~nerating unita operalin1 today 'lared for the lnatitutlon . Jllo a'l- a v1se, eounte an eva ua · last February. A-pparently tlf he -The com'pany's prC\motlon v' Jon wu ta'ken on 1hl.s matter suits. once got to this country he would Highlight of all conferences will be in ctvi11an atatu1 and out of he heat pum,p hal been ou'· 'l"r'u&tees beUeved payment •hould the jurisdiction not only of Ja-- ·tanding am on~ its load build,lnt ·nit upon 1 final agreement / ~e· 11 play "Guilty or ~ot Guilty " ~stimated'·coat or the project. writ~en and tcted by the membera panese courts but ol U. S. military tctivities. AGE 's interest ln th The fee amounts to si" P"l' of Business ind Proteulonel Woauthorities 1111 well. The S!,Jpreme -.eat pump dates from 1994, wher Court has ruled that ex·servlee- ·he company installed one in OIW' "!i!!Dt df the estimated cost of th ~ men's Club-this Is a commentary men may not be returned to mll\- 1f its ornces. At the end of 1956 !!ospital 11 proposed last year . bolding a mirror to the elubs and The trip to .Columbus will No Districts in a dramatle form. It will taty eu11tody to be tried for here was a total of 635 heat crimes committed while in uni. 1ump installations eitbel' alread~· an. effort to eet aU the fach present the planned proeram lor ~ompleted or ~ing made on tb'' available anc.t arrive at fitm ;1 ·~· the coming reJI' in in~erelting and form . \GE System ~nvolvlng 917 heat ures based on definite plan • entirely n.,w manner. 1Miu Leonore M. lfilla. program ·' lump unit:!l. There ~re in addi- Board aetion will hollow. 'Ion 7 ........ re.sbtance borne he:.•- ' b d 1 k d ' u;,ro A $200,()(10 on uue, at u e eoordln;ator '. and ll~ly elec!ed. :ng installations on the AGE Sys. of ttte oommlssioners, would bf prea:ident of Ute Ob FederattorV (Contltuu•cl FroM Pl.. ·on~) tern. " placed on the ballOt next .fall. . lsi)) cha'rge of the en, .tate pro~ooo 1 electric ond requln a bare maJority for '"rtm. • 1 The AGE Svste'.m pioneered in Over, ,..,......., m~t or ., fl< ' Mr11. Wesley FrY. r'ftl'elident oN the transmission of power o\·er app,.lances '·~ave been 1' nslaUA.~ ~ on . 8pprc.val. ... .. super-high·voltage Jines. Of thr A.GE Jines over the put · ten Trustees alteJ!.dine were · Presi· tbe Mld.dleport BPW. and other System's tot'al of near~y 12,000 vears. Tbis hlJh 1aturatlon of m11· dent Crit Bradff3rd~ :Alfred Elbe-:o- members plan to att6d the Lead· miles of transmWiinn unes eO\'· lor appliances ,was aceompllthcd felt!, Hl E. Sta.rkey, R. L. Jacobs ership confere~ee· at !Calllpolil. ering its service-~ in parts of lu an area wheN lo..,--eost. n~tural 1. M. Tbornton, Henry Clitworth.l' SPICtAt. SIRVIC.I S. seven states, 611 mites are at (as is availab'e to a ma.Jortty of David Jenkinl, Edward Thoma:; 345.000 volt.s. tfse of this §uper- Customers and cOmpeUt!on le uf Omar Jla)l'l and Leo Vauehan. The' Rev. Guy F. Sayre, part'lr • ' 1he ,k eenest t)lpe. Mr. and Mro. Geor""i! hi"h-volta"e e11.able11 the Au~. e Meinha.rt of the Church of Ohri~t Chria"~·:.:::~·~~~:_:;:~~::.;,,;;;;.;;;;;;;:;:;:..;;_~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;o;,l and char1.e!l Sheet! also were tian Union, hu annou special r P,r e.ent as sPe<!tators. woekend ~~- to be held June 7-9 at 7:30 eac}\ evening. £rrold Dawson, Belle, W. Va., The Rev. w. F. HousehOlder, I:J.. Bill Dawson. Parkersburg, w. va. tercession CJty, Florlda, ·.-Ill be and Job.R strleJiJa~ were recent thC~ evangelist ar.d special alnging guestll" of .Mr. and Mrs. John Ter· ill planned for each aervice. 'I1te rell and daughte. public is inYited. 1 • TBI! IIIIITR PA111L1 Ohio Federation Of BP1' PLUming For Conferenus "YIIfm to l!ll'for bloek ( _ . . , . ..,_ ,.. .. 0 ,. 1 f pcower to load een-tert tcOftO· wardf (Continued from Pap On e) Carroll ..ld that, even ir,rr~lna that JapAnese~ cou.rll are aa J()()( Iiiii those ln the Unlte'd State.!!, thE c11.se •eli a precedent !or all aol diera wherever they are sent. CarroU' contended tllat the m.ia· hap tooll plate In an area eq11IV1 leftt to a U. S. Army b:1se wher' Japan has no juriadletion. On the other band, U. S. attOf. ney Oliver Gaach argued that tbe area is not a milltary 'b aM but merely a see~lon reserved for part tim(' use of' u. s. troopS. He said the Jammese army uses the same area at o,ther timea. '- . ~Y Jssned L Jlj "I ·' o.,June&, 1851_ 7 (0 Bed Hospital .' ...<f ··,~ • '. I TO PUT AN AD . IN YOUR · PAPER BY THE WAY-- HOW MUCH WOUL.J) YOU PAY ME NEWS FOR A ITEM·~ �• ' • ...., -·· ' • • • ' f / ' Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, • l'fi-..It• • Ca 'E B 'E s• d• ' • opponents Now Meth0 dAgamst roa CONSISTENT DBPENDABLI! RESVLTS ' .WANT ADS PHONE 398 ' Br MILTON RICHMAN W Va villt, vlslted Wedll<lday ·Wilih Mr. and Mrs. 1:-awrenee Milhoan. gle. M.iekey Mantle and Bill Skow· Texas. with kindneA, 10 first he I te•U per word, one lpte:rtioa. M1nlmum clulrte SOc.---4. eenb per word for three eonaecuti ve insertiona. 'peeial - One month for 25 centa per word. Full rate of 2 ceota per word will be cbarged for advertJsin1 if Dot paid for before the 15th of each month following insertion. &'ten in Advertiaing--Sbould llle reported Immediately, The D.:ilr Sentinel ~~~oili not be re&DOnaible for m.l•e than one tncor. l'f'\1 huertion. ('.ard of ThanO and Soecial Notiect of Eventa $1.00. Obi '. uariet pubUihOO at 1 cent o-er word. J.l•d Tom Skinner aay11 Wynn and tbrl:e subsequent re- a_da on a fahmg tr1p at Manitou.· the Philliea <:an "go aU the wa1" lieven Bobby Shantz went .all the l1D Lake. He accompanied Robert and then his Cincinnati Redlea:s promplly go out and beat Pblla· delphia to move two gamea ahead agaio In the frantlc National Lea"ue pennant race. That's thf' way it happened Wednesday night. Prior to the game, Tebbetts, I -;-;-;~::;::;::::-----;-:====;::-:===::' 1) N - way for hia 11ixth victory although Rummell and son1 of Huntin1nit:ked _for homers by Jim Hegsn ton and other frienda from Loand Ch1co CI.IT~~&quel . The victory gaD, 0. proved costly for the Yankees Lawren~e Milhoan. who bas when co~.teher Yogi Berra suf· been on sick leave from hia pttsifered an apparent fractured nose tion as engineer on the New Yor:C duri,na: the second inning. :::entral Railroad for the paat two Mr. and Mrs. Robert Dar.n and JOB TV $5 Mill' D Off d I the the skies, pointing that Phillles master topsychologl•t, pralaed out they ml .1 ht even win It all, OtiCeS Aluminum coiDbin;tion storm and especially now that t~.ey have a _ - _ -- - _ __ screen windows and doOrs. Stee) · suth as ChiCO Fernan.l :ve have In the- vicinity of Pon.o- and aluminum awnings and canat shortstop. So what hap- . roy, a beautiful Spinet Piano Opics. Cil'' Willian, nadford, pens? which will be t.raken back and Jlod; Spr·J•IJJs. 52 1me~. Fcr:nandez commltl an 11th - inwill sell 11 . a great savings to - -- · - -- ·- - ·- - . ning error that helpa the Redlegs anyone in need of such a piano . GR.~VE:~y TP.A CTf! H.SALES and to a 4-2 victory. Write nr rail for further details Sl r_vu.:~ . H., A. trm.aw, :'il2 E. to Paul .f'. Pfafl , Credit Adjust· Ma~~ ~~~~~-~_o~~ _ 4_27 tf Gus Bell started the h~h by be· NEW YORK UP - M.as Kan. ~ lng safe on Fernandez:' l)obble. tor, a New dYort televitlon openor, c-o He-aton 's Music Slore, 50 f' I 41 or Kerot w1·oh one out, pinch hitter Jerry tor, dlsclo&e a t:S.OOO,OOO • off a ·year North High St ., Columhns, Oh.io. 1 1~ · pay·aa-you-aee Phone C<tprtal 16737. F.asy terms ._ Lynch I!' ned '"'pparenl' sing\e to lh · dte ev od .,on ' er to old piano accepted as trade-in. · EJGJIT · ROOM Dwellin", newly center fleld but the ball took 1 lhe G11nt1 anh D gerl to~ay if e bad hop past Rlchie Ashburn for ey re~ia ere. ; 6 5 6te decor•ted tnstde and out, large three ha.ses, ~eorh g Bell. .Roy :JCantor, president ~f the lnclus__ _ _ - - - ·-lot, o,vi ~hin 5 min. walk from McMiiJan sinRled home the aetotld trial Television Co., .aid he had On and after thls date, June :., Court House . A.. N. Bengel, run of the inning off "loser Die~ atnt telegrams to Horace Stone19~7. 1 shall nol be responsible Pomeroy. Pbonc 310·M, 6 5 tf "Farrell and r~liever Johnny ~lipp- ham, pr!!~ldent of the Giants, and for deb(s contracted by anyone FUUNJSHE'D ~par-tm~ sleeping stein was crL>dited with the tri-~ !'alter 0 Malley, president _ or the other than myscll. r oom. Call 376. 6-6-atc umph. ·uodgers, last Monday, . 'Robert J. Hawley t- ___ _ _ _ Oodg•n Adv•ncl The Giants and Dodgert r•port6 5 3tp OFfo'ICE SPACE "for rent. Pomt' · Brooklyn took over seeon:d place edly h.:ve sho~n greater lnte.r est ----~--- --· ·- . roy National Bank. 6·6·ltt' by beating Chicagc 1 'll·.o, , at Jer. in moving their cluba to the 'We1t THERE WILL BE-: A DANCE Fmt - sey City; St. Louis defeated PHta- Coaat beeauze of an offer of ,2, . MOOSE MEMBERS A N D APARTMENT, 3 rooms, bnttli 156 burgh, IH.'and Milwaukee nipped 000,000 to each to televite all THEIR GVESTS AT TilE Mulberry Ave., Zana Baxter. the New· York Giant!, 9-8. home games on a similar pay-as. MOOSE LODGE COltNER Ofr · 6 f Stp The Chicago Wblte Sox main· you-see bails. SYCAMORE AND E. MAPl, HOUSE ANO LARGE LOT on tained theif live-game lead In the Kan~or said that he was interWater St. in Syracuse, $35 _00 per American r.e,gue with a 6·2 de- ested m mating the same otter to POMEROY. MUSIC BY nrc MOONLIGHTERS. FREE SANJJ j month. Call 402 Pomerof. ci&iGn over the Bottr.n Red Sox; WJCHES. JUNE 8 AT Y!OO P. . " tbe New York Yankee~! cruahed iHJ-3'<' SLEEPING ROOM for r~rit. ·the Cle-veland Indhms. 13-3; De~ __ • M. 300-Y. . 1 6 4 3tp troit licked Washinton, 3·2, in 11 ' ·· innings, and Kansaa City defeated REVIVAL MEETING at llazel Mrt. Wallaee Bf.adford, ·ExgCommunity Church starlinR For Ren.1 - txtenaion Laddua, Baltimore. 3·2. Drop Clothl. Nine hom·~ runs were hit In the cutlvc Secretary of the Meigs S<laffold h.-,ards, J· :m: lf willl Evaageltst, Rev. CUnton Ft1.1ber, Middleport. Brav~s victory over the Ghmta, County Ttd~erculO!ls and Hea·itEjrnes~ ~omas~ Pflalor, Dnu I· 6~-f'(. 111 tf including a threerU·n homer by Association, aod Mrs. Dwight Pbone Jaa Circ!tit. 5-J l ·lllc ror rent .-:-:£Te""etrir wallpape," reli()ver Ernie Johnson, who waa Wallace, Repr-~uentatlve Director 1teamer. CUnior. Fiaher, Mid· credited wl~h the vld(lr)'. Joe of the count3-· Association, left dlepol't. Ph. 62ti5·X 11•1 fit Adcock and Bobby Thomson also today for Ute State Conference MtlckiN,...,. for &am-.,nite Luua'e - Lane Cedar 5 room aP,Artment, 2t81til Main St., homered for Milwaukiee whlle Red of Tuberculosis and Health As· Schoendienst and \Hank Siuer each sociaHons at Cflumbu•. Cheat11.....- LAU Window FansPomeroy, Call 251 or see br. K. hit l_wo hotp~~s for the Giants a·nd Ohio Univerlll;ty students who J'rig:idalre Refriaeratora. D. Amabm. :i 22 u \fll~le~ays "nd Whitey Lockman have completed the spring seme-'1l1br furniture, Middleport, Ohio 0JHt _aplec:e. ter include Sli!ila Stover, Pa~r 1 • 4'19 II • Dtck Donovan pitched tho White cia Lloyd MarilYn Sue Knigh"t Sox t~ ~heir seventh victory in the Mary Ca~lyn Miller. John FisJJ~ WOMAN Cor f:cnerul housework , last etght gAmes by holding the et Fred Lewi,s Kenneth Murray fumily. See ~ larcnce Woii, Red Sox to eight hits. The White Jaines Mournl~J, Roscoe Wise: L0kt.1 - one stKlt~t, M!J,Ileporl, 4Jr.,inC::heslcr, arter 3:00 r . M. etJntact Rich Qualls. Phono Sox went ahead to stay with two Keith Riggs Lll'l')' Ga,•ln Charles 6 6 ate runs ln the fifth, Billy" Klaul' er- HBtkine. ' ' fi238-M. 8 ~ ;Jtp ror allowing one of the runs to \ ST::..N~~.vY b11lfold, with ap· BULLDOZERt for hlr•, p•ndt, score rrnd Tom Brewer forcina: In LO Marjory Lucas, daughtf!r o~ . b•11m.nt•, landtuplng. R. M ptbimately tBO.OO, ·saLurl.lay in Cowdery, Long Bottom. Phon• the other when he walk~d Jim Mr. .and Mrs. ~haries Lueu, Pomero)'. Reward. Mn. Kenneth Landis with the baS'et tulJ. Caledonia, is aperidlnll two weekt~ 5•2 DeLong, Rt. 1, Pomeroy. 6 4 3ip · 10• _ . ·~--,---Y•nk•• Berr• Hurt with h;er grandpllrenta, · Mr. 1nd Gil McDougald wu tho ·blatun Mrs. Homer Jones and ereat -- 1 Fr•• latlm•t11 in the Yankees' triumph over the arandmotber, Mrt. Lena McEl· Indians a!l he drove in the runs hlnny. with a pair of homers and a sinL R liAWUifGS SONS 00. - 24 L. V, Rel•ln.. r Mrs. GQorre Ha1'mon, Colum- 1 R•clne* Ohio bua, il vJaltinr Mr. and Mrs. Clin· ton Flaher. 4 ., u Glen Pauli'n, Lancuter, brothllr eoat-X. DODGI: • PLYJIOU'J111 QUJCK SF~lVICE on W.,.b J:e. ~IG4L NDTICI P&,U•u. I I U palrtna hy l"aater, Trabled Stat~' of Ohio. Mel.. Ceunty, 11. of Mn. Jamet Wctber vitlted .M-:-. and M.ra. weber saturday. w&tchm•ker, COWNS JEWEIn the ,,..,, Cevrt (8) Enoch Staab, R,~pley, wae LJllRS. PuinoroJ. 1-3·11 NQt!ce Ia h~bf llven that Ja.,.a a Mra. busJneaa vititor her~ Wedne&· Madlton Campbell filed hla appli-' day. 19) 1\ADJO • ~'ELJI:VISION SERVICE, cation, May 29, 1957, f6r an order Mr. ai\d Mrl, William Young, Phone :t.JO, Cle)and Appliance of the Court for the N1Litration of TWO GOOD WOIIK.::._,CO :::Lc::TS:::-.- :2-:&:-:3 Store, l.1d MaiD. St.., Pomeror. hi11 blr~h which ta not recotded. - · Brownell Ave., attenCied the 11·1: )'1'1. old. WUI make good young z....tf Applrc•nt avera he .waa born mni banquet at -Ohe•ter. team. Kenpetb Hartley, Bunker March 20. 192&, at HlrriiOnvlUe. · The two month old son of Mr. Jllll, Pomero)'. Call 1ny evening Said applleatlon wtll be heard •nd Mrs. J. T. Miller, Gra·lt alter 5 P. M. 6 4 Jtp Street, Ia re·eoverlng after majo"' Junt' 14, 19M' at 10 o'cl~k A. M. surgery at Holler Hospital . John C .. Bacon. PEKINGESE pupplea, N!810Dable, Juda:e of the Probate Cburt Mr. and Mr•· James Lloyrl ant' a month1 old. Mre\ W. .w. call, "' BA -:cB :::Y 7'":: Si:1'TING :: by hour or day. f6) 6 Ito • ' children, Nicky and Ke.thit', Bet?32 Sycamore SL, Middleport. SPruce 3520%, Maaon CHy. pre, w8re weekend IIUests of hi~ Hllltp 6 3 6tp LIOAL NOTICI parenls, Mr. and Mrs. BruciJ St•t• of Ohio, Mtl• Ceunty, N Lloyd· and their daurhter Kathi"'. I'OUL111Y FOil SAI.E-Firot Gun. 2.Q tj J I IJI tho ,,...,. eo..t eratton Arhor A.cru: Vut'tt.~s' . l remained for a two week~ ·vial•. Notice is hereby *'lven that cltleka. ~n tu;w-;-·~ Great sr<ndfaUJers of the ne'' EGGS-DeKalb the l'roflt Pu! Mtddle.port. fin • AutctmobDe- Ralph Wilbert Brewer (lied hia ap· daughter or Mr. and Mn Danny lot. HJ!:RM BERRY'S HATCH· Bon<\o. Pbono IRIII-ll tl4il-tl plication, May 23, 183?. for an Brown are Lewla··Saucr Sr., Mid· ERY. bK., Parkenbur11, W . _ order 'of the Court for the telilla- dleport, and Theodore Maaa. La· Vt. Phone GA~886 . B·IO.Imnr FO/lEMAN .\ ABBOTT T.V. SEll- trlltion of hit blrth wbleh ia not tham. ' . VlCK AH makea Repaired bJ II· · Mrs. James Wf'lhcr Is reco~ e· 8 ~r. old rldJng mare wHh coh LJ purt 1'eel-tn1eLIICI. P.~Oll.l 828f Y Ina aatiafactodlJ at Holz~·r HOJbotll r.J iddlepor. lol5-tt 1lde, TottJ price for pital after surgery. An .· f1Q5:00. See IYan CarmAn , llt. - - ~---....,.--,...-,;­ ftlt:~ratory opef111llon ahnw<!d a f, Pomeroy at Puch Fork nmut COAIP'LFITE tn ~ .aranot· Pro&lletloa, lUred bl0~ V"!U!tl wbleh had caul 8-1-Tto Lilt, Auu·. Fh·e, !'oliO. CIU Doo ed Mrt~ :W"bfrio auddl·n and crltlMIIIJ. MidtUeptJrl, Ohlo. John, Paeon eal illn~. ~ PAR'( arad· tiro• .."~e bU.}' Jtlnk~~l Juda:e ot the Probate Court Mrs. Edlso·n Baker and daugheara. Clyde Van CqMe)'. Ball 'Y (6) 6 Ito ter, .tanet Kay, v1slted Su11d.l)r Bun Road. Phone 8925-Y. with Patrlclltl Bake.r, sopbomo ·•· HOUSE, 6 N•oms and bath, 1J4 at lftullting\IPJ. C()Uea:e and then •erea, Pomfroy, out or hlg:b V11NmAN am"N"'os:-.~111:-a:\C:h -:S:::tl<-;k owm~ht gue11t.s of Mr. and . 3315--X or t3B·M. water. Call dr.,. aftd lhade11, roll•up Porch Lester · Jobnlon, Vienna, lllp f)l•det. Clolh•nylon., awplng1, ::--,.-,=-----:- - - -P«etl Vallance, Electric ran8, Si.X ROOMS and b•th $4000.00, . till kind~ Dofe :Wippel Supply, Manning .Kiocs, 110 I..ocu~t St ., ~· Va1an Aft., Pomeroy. Jlmncro)'. 6·6-3t(' ' ft ll lmop . - - ' - .,......__, --. WA~' ~Cut •nd colored alalltld ehll1a. t;all 11111-11 ovenl"'•· Good Cleu 1/aed Can ( I I ea1 ere · Bums, Giants 1 Middleport Ci11 LXM::Iety ( 17) Help Wonted lfil Lost & Found - -- - - - s.u A~~ Servi~~- [ (8bl ~::. , 4 :.~~-~~~:tNo 1 . "'::r-: ~~~~· Ph~:: I--- Legal-Notice Auto Soles For Sci• I w. -,..,.- -- - - (18) Employment - Wonted ---- nsuranc• Crou Broiler • ear =-.---:::.-,.;;; m•Jol c. ......, a• ::ua .. ,.. - . ·--,..- . . . . liSt! m:~~~"l~:~:_.~la::::ed .:rf~:~:~ e:ui::;rte~:U~ merehandlaing dispenaen. Thill Ia an unu1ua1 opportunicy to ee- t:urks -~. WUl l).ot ln\Jlrfere With your present em! plo)'mer.t. To quaWy you mlllf. have fh888.10 cash available. s references and ear; 5 api.n! boun wee&~y, and muat be able to start at onCe. 'lhiJ eomP&D¥ wW extead financial asaistance to fuU if delired. · \.. ThisUme excellent opportunity ia offered to a dependable person who _ 1~ interelted ID tbei£. futlll'e. It's a'n all cub bualness; no credit rut. Qo not uuwu unless fully quaUtled for the necessary &ime to Camp Perry cure yoUr future Legion delegate• to Bgy'e State. Mr~:. J, E. Hull, ""Washington, D C. arrived Wednesd~y for a visit with her pa.rentsr Mr. and Mf~. ·: H. Davis. Mr. an{\ Mrs. Robert J. Jones, Greenfield, were vis!tors at the Davis home and were lccompanied to Greed'f!eld IJ}' Miss Sarah Jones w!lo will visit and a half yeon'IJ hi! returned to and 1Jive1tmeot · 'IDc'ome starta immediately. . *Business Is Set up for you. *.No selling or aoliciting. ;~':J!:1 f:cf:d:';~:~~ '=~~~~· . For personal il.lterview in your city, write lsorn~-~R~iich~a~r~d,~a~re~b~uist~n~esis~vAi~fi·~w~o~r~k-~~~~~~..:..:::~~~:...:~::::::;:;;:::A::C:M:•::sA:L:I~S~c;o~:~~:~~====o- ,. ...•••' TOPS IN TASTE . . TOPS ·n~ THRIFT. • ' Specially selected from grain-fed steers ... It's carefully trimmed . . • all choice blade c~ls . . . no stringy neck portions . . . A & P gives you the most good eating for your meat money! 0 Cltoiee CenWer.. · Blccde Cnts :. . . t lb. Cut•Up Fryer PartS TENDER. JUICY . : . SUPER RIGHT .. ROU~DBONE 45c 49c English ~~~:T Beef Stew 49c Ham Slices Cottage Butts Roast • BONELESS • • • SUPER RIGHT • lb. SORRY! ... ALt PAN READY ... lb. • . - 69~ 'lb. ELECTRIC Legs & .. Thighs 6,5~ lb ' TK 220 lb. ROOFING Wings • ·- - . 25~- 1~.. -· . ". ' ,· / • METROPOLITAN AUTO SALES • .. While They Last! ·.· We Are Overstocked . ' Turkevs -Red. Potatoes Ttibe.-Tom.atoes . ~6·. '.. ' . •: 0 AND HAVE. PRIC.D .TH!SE SHINGLE$ TO MOVI!· \ . ' ... w \ 1(). lb• ., . •*'d $Uf-PLY ' ' lbs. ' '· I ' ,. . ' ' ' ' · Phone 6i20 . · ,,. ~- ··3 ' Freshllke cfJ · . .~ri .· - I' RIIPE ... SLICERS u AREAS AFFECTED WILL BE: c ALL OF POMEROY- RACINE - I SYRA. C:l.JSE- MINERSVILLE- AND ALL RURAL AREAS IN THE ABOVE DIS"PRICTS. ' . ~ .. ... .... . ·-- .. ' NANCY . ....,.~- -~- -:: •.....;.·,. ·,..~ , .~, ,-.:~f!!!"..:.~ - '< " ,.. ,•. . ·- "''l'ir' LOST MY _ WATCi-1-- I'LL. PUT AN AD tN THE ..,?,.- , .~, -:....,.""" ~~ ' .. • each 'VACUUM' PACK. I'D LiKE I . ... 1 'l: . >r( '~ pAPER •' I REI~ . Middleport :l' $weet .Corn at rrilelons . ~ ····· WOIK 'ON OUR EQUIPM'fNf. NECIS· SARY TO IMPROVE SERVICE TO YOU. WE THANK YOU FOR YOUR PATIENCE VALLEY., LUMBER FANCY .. , ,INE FOR SLICING LARGE SIZE ... 5:00 A.M. " FRESH .. . 5 TO 7.LB .... PAN READ11 ... SMALL SIZE F.,.NCY •.. GOLDEN YELLOW WILL BE OFF FOR APPROXIMATELY 30 MINUTES ON SUNDAY JUNE 9th. AT ~, . ' I -A_ ' '· ·' \ ' \ 1.09.:.' .. VegettWes ': --- - - - - AU Mallet Uld MOI!ala $9.so " Less-10% TENDER ... ·CENTER SLICES · U.S. No. I .. , SIZE "A" Nll'w POWER SHINGLES Buy Only The Part You Liktl _· lb. TENDER ., .. SMOKED ... 'IIONELESS liealiy ••d tdtrdi. arearter flexi · Ulty In th e bllic trahlmi•lol Yltem . . .. COfi!CftFI'& -~~ i "lulhllo_,.,.._. F4NC'V WlS<OONi!INr Shar~ . • .. kliAI' · AGED 4 MONTK$ ., \ ~; ....... Jll ' '' ' · TIILLIE WINKLE I t ' .• ~ 1.11~:~~~1 OHIO J'UNK ) I: ·• • ; .. I: '.•.. . ,, . •.,-.J, . . MC..vtl.lce cr«.111... ··:···-- ·:·· ' .. I ( " - -- ... -- Electric Co. - -- ......;.. ---~ ---· · I " . PAltT 'tJU W011k MIN- AND WDMIN FDR ADDeD INCOME ReU•ble tnen or women for tbll are.a to bandl8. the world famous A. E: BeU. MrL Walter Croolu: and dau&h· t_u::d :;~~·: ~:f.bw••,,h .re..lattv'..., ~:in~::n~,~~· :!~ c:~~ 10 OWN A BUSINIIS Ofl YOUR United Preu Sporh Writ.,. ron also homered in the Yankee1' Edlson llaker, partner Jn the where tbey wJU be the Feene~· Birdie Tebbett~,~> Ukea to kill 'em 16 - hit attack on 1tarter tarly Baker Furn:itu.re St~re Ja in Qln- Bt'nnett Post, Np. 1~ Americu RATES •• torJ...ift Colwubua and are JUeat.s . 'art> - . 4. ""'ereta the 1MI6 propaul, 40 bed) called ft'Jr ao eatimate·· · w t of •pprt rJmat.eiy 5520.0)1" 'fbt AGE Syatem oper1LH Uu The Ohio Pedera&n tf Bulinet~ •orld's rirs1 double-~heat, 1tetD" ncludl nJ certain a:iftl and WOl'.- lhd Profettloftal Wome.o'l lM at. • · •rbine "eMratOF uD t at super lone locally. preunt costs wiJl. filiated etubr will uJeiD bl e u1 1 av~ to bt llcured • at arou rrd l hi ~ ·t• s rltLc.l preuure. U opertte.. tl•1 ~580.000 . twelve princl~a 0 o QL t:1 uner steam condltlona of 4,50() p day, Jwne 8, ur llt.tad t.he: annu•l . i. p1'1 '1Sure "od 1,160 delif"et:.· In view of the~ fa cti Fulb ~ne.day Leadetllf.iP Conference• ·. The design and coJUtructioo of loJay, and the ti'U5tees conciYrlf' J being held In eacb Dittrlct. his unit provided the experienl ·' , definite and complete approval The 1057 _58 thn1e ·~ Ach ieve ~nd knowledge which have been 1t plans ln Columbua ahoul~ fhrough AcUon" , will be ultd in a... he baalt tor a tublequent dctitr \OUght. N"ay and FUltz will at program that Jneiudel \Nining on to proeeed w)tlt the buildin,- ~ompany the eroup ~o C olumbo ~ workshops for offieert, (IOmmittee ,f two 450.()(14)-ki'lowatt units or be A h protented a bill for rhairmco. and mem Nay .1 •• he AGE Sys tem. These two un IIf' ..,.. 111 ra. · t eac'l o be cer or eomm1'o;olll be arger by 7! % t han an:-.· -."""' ,ou.vuv u hifl fees for prellminar) mee1.ina: · 1ra ahtewill n band .~-ificationt he pr · lee cna man o ~ Ol.n. and """ d · 1 d 1 te ,.. Gira:rd'a tt'rm of servlee expired ~nerating unita operalin1 today 'lared for the lnatitutlon . Jllo a'l- a v1se, eounte an eva ua · last February. A-pparently tlf he -The com'pany's prC\motlon v' Jon wu ta'ken on 1hl.s matter suits. once got to this country he would Highlight of all conferences will be in ctvi11an atatu1 and out of he heat pum,p hal been ou'· 'l"r'u&tees beUeved payment •hould the jurisdiction not only of Ja-- ·tanding am on~ its load build,lnt ·nit upon 1 final agreement / ~e· 11 play "Guilty or ~ot Guilty " ~stimated'·coat or the project. writ~en and tcted by the membera panese courts but ol U. S. military tctivities. AGE 's interest ln th The fee amounts to si" P"l' of Business ind Proteulonel Woauthorities 1111 well. The S!,Jpreme -.eat pump dates from 1994, wher Court has ruled that ex·servlee- ·he company installed one in OIW' "!i!!Dt df the estimated cost of th ~ men's Club-this Is a commentary men may not be returned to mll\- 1f its ornces. At the end of 1956 !!ospital 11 proposed last year . bolding a mirror to the elubs and The trip to .Columbus will No Districts in a dramatle form. It will taty eu11tody to be tried for here was a total of 635 heat crimes committed while in uni. 1ump installations eitbel' alread~· an. effort to eet aU the fach present the planned proeram lor ~ompleted or ~ing made on tb'' available anc.t arrive at fitm ;1 ·~· the coming reJI' in in~erelting and form . \GE System ~nvolvlng 917 heat ures based on definite plan • entirely n.,w manner. 1Miu Leonore M. lfilla. program ·' lump unit:!l. There ~re in addi- Board aetion will hollow. 'Ion 7 ........ re.sbtance borne he:.•- ' b d 1 k d ' u;,ro A $200,()(10 on uue, at u e eoordln;ator '. and ll~ly elec!ed. :ng installations on the AGE Sys. of ttte oommlssioners, would bf prea:ident of Ute Ob FederattorV (Contltuu•cl FroM Pl.. ·on~) tern. " placed on the ballOt next .fall. . lsi)) cha'rge of the en, .tate pro~ooo 1 electric ond requln a bare maJority for '"rtm. • 1 The AGE Svste'.m pioneered in Over, ,..,......., m~t or ., fl< ' Mr11. Wesley FrY. r'ftl'elident oN the transmission of power o\·er app,.lances '·~ave been 1' nslaUA.~ ~ on . 8pprc.val. ... .. super-high·voltage Jines. Of thr A.GE Jines over the put · ten Trustees alteJ!.dine were · Presi· tbe Mld.dleport BPW. and other System's tot'al of near~y 12,000 vears. Tbis hlJh 1aturatlon of m11· dent Crit Bradff3rd~ :Alfred Elbe-:o- members plan to att6d the Lead· miles of transmWiinn unes eO\'· lor appliances ,was aceompllthcd felt!, Hl E. Sta.rkey, R. L. Jacobs ership confere~ee· at !Calllpolil. ering its service-~ in parts of lu an area wheN lo..,--eost. n~tural 1. M. Tbornton, Henry Clitworth.l' SPICtAt. SIRVIC.I S. seven states, 611 mites are at (as is availab'e to a ma.Jortty of David Jenkinl, Edward Thoma:; 345.000 volt.s. tfse of this §uper- Customers and cOmpeUt!on le uf Omar Jla)l'l and Leo Vauehan. The' Rev. Guy F. Sayre, part'lr • ' 1he ,k eenest t)lpe. Mr. and Mro. Geor""i! hi"h-volta"e e11.able11 the Au~. e Meinha.rt of the Church of Ohri~t Chria"~·:.:::~·~~~:_:;:~~::.;,,;;;;.;;;;;;;:;:;:..;;_~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;o;,l and char1.e!l Sheet! also were tian Union, hu annou special r P,r e.ent as sPe<!tators. woekend ~~- to be held June 7-9 at 7:30 eac}\ evening. £rrold Dawson, Belle, W. Va., The Rev. w. F. HousehOlder, I:J.. Bill Dawson. Parkersburg, w. va. tercession CJty, Florlda, ·.-Ill be and Job.R strleJiJa~ were recent thC~ evangelist ar.d special alnging guestll" of .Mr. and Mrs. John Ter· ill planned for each aervice. 'I1te rell and daughte. public is inYited. 1 • TBI! IIIIITR PA111L1 Ohio Federation Of BP1' PLUming For Conferenus "YIIfm to l!ll'for bloek ( _ . . , . ..,_ ,.. .. 0 ,. 1 f pcower to load een-tert tcOftO· wardf (Continued from Pap On e) Carroll ..ld that, even ir,rr~lna that JapAnese~ cou.rll are aa J()()( Iiiii those ln the Unlte'd State.!!, thE c11.se •eli a precedent !or all aol diera wherever they are sent. CarroU' contended tllat the m.ia· hap tooll plate In an area eq11IV1 leftt to a U. S. Army b:1se wher' Japan has no juriadletion. On the other band, U. S. attOf. ney Oliver Gaach argued that tbe area is not a milltary 'b aM but merely a see~lon reserved for part tim(' use of' u. s. troopS. He said the Jammese army uses the same area at o,ther timea. '- . ~Y Jssned L Jlj "I ·' o.,June&, 1851_ 7 (0 Bed Hospital .' ...<f ··,~ • '. I TO PUT AN AD . IN YOUR · PAPER BY THE WAY-- HOW MUCH WOUL.J) YOU PAY ME NEWS FOR A ITEM·~ �- - . --. ·----- - • • • - . .' ' - • • Apple Grove •• -. Ho..... ...... hDallySeallnel, Pomeroy·ltllddleport, 0., Junt 8, 1957 Oester Dof ACbuncil323 Garden Club Members Ftom Four Communities Attend Open J'foqse Garden Club memberl from ,Clubs. welcomed tbe vlllto.ra 1nd POMEROY SOCIEl'Y 'LaurefCliff Morning StQo• •• oC 1..... L 1hto •• - . li'loh1 M.r. and Ml'l. Ralpb Ours and The fu.ne.rll Mn. &tell<~ 'Mra. Eva Trle)' nd JOD, Ke~.. CamUy, Mr. and M.r1. Lewl.l Ourt Pomeroy , Rulland, Cbe!hlrt u.d memben and turned U.e proHolter Wll held . at the N,a~e v1Po ent~ed 1 DV.mhtr of Ele~tion and family Of New Brichton. PJ. Middleport were a:uesta Wedn~ arafO'over to MrL Jamfll B. Titua ' AlthouP not quite eom~leted Chapel Sunday afternoon an. I uon"•&'ple n....caratli!ln ·In hoD-, EJeet.IO.n of o:ffleert for the. ,eom-, cilor: Joan Tuttte, Conduetor, Hel- and ... vr· and Mra· Bt'll our·.. o'· day evemna: wben the Amateur St. Mar)'l, who w11 procra 11 it i1 ·now bome to ••- u-. on ' 111 uro. Interment in the Gilmore Ceme- 'or -• of e )ormer\ IJ'IIIddll,,htet' in( term wu .held When the Che~o en Wolle. warden; Mary Holter, W~_U svillebapent the holiday wl-.h Gardeners Club held an Ope · chairman wben th, mttUnt wu Gall p , Buek and rhlldren at tery. Don~ a4a~U. four y~ old' 1 ter Cawtcll Daqbte.r.J If Amer· IMide JeDtinel. Dtber Wright, out- re~.&tvn ere. 1 MeetlnJ at the Middleport HIIJ~ planned. Mrs. Tltw, wbo ·il v[sit- Roell: SprinJL Tbey reftntly mo\·Tbe children lilttendinr ' ~ibl:! dluthter of Mr. and Mra. Homer ic;a lnet Tu,nctay enlllna:. Side eenUnel; Llltille Kraeutef., , Mr. and Mrs. Dorsel Higgins -r Sehool audttonum tng Mr. and Mra. Jam"'• s . nuu, ed from 21M MuiJttlT)' Ave., the School •t EDterprile are Roberta RUIRU of COlumb"•. -.............. nl Thur•da )' ' ~ Waa- borne "'' ..~ Mr. and u-. ·~Glen, •·· ~ MJFaai-et 1TUUlt, ed&tncuor. pre. , treasurer. Ea -., Llv~ol "~t'" spe Mrs Robert Rei bel, club presi.Rutland , introduced Blanene .m,~.• RObert Kraeuter, Llnda lohnson, Jimmy sent were Lindt, -Dlanne, !Iided. lftd nffieen; alKted were Ada Vlll at:eter, financial s.ecre- with Mr. and. Mra. Early Roush dent anrl Regional Director or the gener, Home Ua:htlng CGn1uJta at Warner who are returnina (n.n Hamm, Michael and P,atty Ihlr Rita Mae and Bllly Davll, Diet: &atl)~ Baye:a, I!:Qilncilor;_ Dolorts tar}'; -Helen Parker. aui.tant finand Mr.s. Etta Shields. Oh1o Assoc1auon of Garden of the Columbut and Soutbe.r 1 Wut Carrolltcm, 0 ·• tbe middle and Ellen Shuler. , Eblin, Surie and J. ft. Tnc.•. Kt-.euter, e•oclate eouncUor· an.eial secretaey; HatUe Frederiel, Mr and Mra. Walter Me Dad~ ·' Oh1o Electric CompaiU'. of June. Mr and Mrs, Lawrence .Rose LlPI"V s-n..., • · 7 EbiJn, .VIoKathl~f;D )(Uboiln, vice rouncUor: recordlnl seuetary; Ada Neutz- Tr.f . p c•• Thursday wtlh "u,., ond "-. Dale VonlenUon' and •nd Ann&be1 attended the fun· 11:1 &4~ u ·• w •• Ed d 'ff' h. • .IIUII RdaseU, Mr. and Mn. HoiDer~ 1 Batte CUrtb~ aSIOf!iate vice ooun.~ ling, Mliltant rec!ordmg secretary; Walter Roush aodlattended Mem on Mrs. ' war Grt It • .Mrs. Wa••ener. wbo la weU family Tbited recently with. Mr. eral of their neohew and cousin. R.. •-11, u., lDd ......., ft..• ....,,._ 'lr nd Mr B k w 11 .. d Laura Mae Hartung, 18 month• orial al!rvices at Letart. '" a s ur e · It od e thm· nown in this area, ia'lited the •nd Mn. Eld~n Kracuter ond farn- Keith Buckler .at Reedsville 'Su1.- Mn. - Robert a~ Davia,..... 11t1....-............... ct•v £b. trustee; 'Mae Speneer, represent&· Mr and Mrs. John Waddle and f amt IY 0 f 11 e bron vt:o e e ,. audience to illl-t a ..... rden ily, Momlna Star. ~ken1 •·· •· rl day afternoon . Un, Mr. and Mn. CWiord tlve tnd Ada V•n Meter, alternate family ot Columbw and Mr.s •• rcnl' · Mr · an d Mrs. Gord on 8"''ne planned by Geor"e Carper E. L. Krewson of Camb '"& A ..e, · :- Mrt. Vernon Nea,_,~ bower and c'au ..hters. Jettv J.ou ., • Mr. and repreaentadve. If d G H Agnes Older of Cleve land spent w Burtin. ·.· Neb.• visited tbe first or the ""k lnvhed in a few relatives ·, an I Eblin and the "b011iore4!. 1 th 0 e an k d eorgl! ayman over of the ca-...r • ....,.. Nur.se..u, ·T e wee en · ham. which was Ughttd by OUt· with hit lister, Mrs. 0. H. Myen, friends Sunday dtemoon i.n bonMr. and Mra. .Roy Bill apeat Two meml)era were reported Ill, the latter part of the week w 1 t~ _:, THURS. & Pal JUNE 6-7 Mr. omd Mrs. Howard Donohue Spencer Hayman of East Lidoor lights which are beina: fea· tfniorr Ave. . . or of their son Stanley wt)o celeMonday wJth their' dauahter, Mh Mrs. WllloU.Cb~y Hill in tJmveraity · lobll Wayne i.auren Bacall Bob Haney of Darwin is emverpool IS vuitmg hi& father , tured by the CSOE. The •~aker Mr. Jnd Mn. Tbomu Kelpm of br111ted his birthl;lay. He 1\uived Emil Ahwbire and raml)JI, Ho.!lpital. Columbua and Mrs. Ella · l~opD ALLEY dutributed booklets and ~IUng,r Ind., spent &Everal days many a:irts ana refrqbnjelli" The yo\tnr people of the La, • ' (Cinemaseope - Technlcolor) . Osborn. Hattie Frederick, Mabel ployed on the larm of Mr. and John Ha)'man and son, Colter. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Beckn- hlcts on the topic and abe e~:- With he parentf, Mr. and Krt.l were server! to those present tel CUff Sttnd.a)' *~.I enjoyr.d Van Meter and ~da NeutzJing re- Mn. Ott Boston. ~ -All~ 1 ported placing flaga on deceased Mrs . Harold Roush, Mr11. Her an d son ' of Charleston and Cha•. plamed the 'Julpmeat needel1 Delbert Bntch. '-M d M Gl p 1· • r. arra. en au m w-er ~ a wiener 1'G;41t at Roe\: Spr1ng, ·navis Brian Neville Brand Mr •. 011 •• lngr.h.m and d.ugh. I bert Roush and son, Roger. at · Lowery of Kin,sville, Te~ttos, for the proper Uhnnlnatlon f th k d t.s 1 M d 1rgroun•·J ' umon day eve n1 "I· 1 members graves for Memorial Day. •u. ret d b e wee en gues o r. an fa 'URY AT GUNSIGH~ ,ASS San A card q! .thankS was rtad from tended a sale at Paul OtT's Tuf' •• ~ pent Sunday with Mr. and Mr, 1. tree11, flowers, shrubbery, groun ·~~edn<'!~w;•r' evening no&Y, u.rne ome M J Th r · R H .her 1 few rs. oe o en. ev. trtY Bate& an d f am 11y day at Bashan. They aIso ca II eu I CB.arles Knighting Sr playI area, paths and drlve-W&)'I. Au • d th -h Wllllam~·wn, w. Va. ..pent aevcra1 d""" :~~t "Lo..'"we.·1 Mr and Mn. Paul Stewart and poo s an o er pan.D of orne DW ., ~·-. relativea. t))e past wee.. wat b b'.., muuuor. the charter members for gifts gi. f.am1ly, Mn M4ldred Foster or area-s. ' Mi.JuJ Brenda Sue' In--ham \ Is · Mrs. BeUe Hilt spent tbe past ven them at lhe anniversary meet- Columbus and Mr.s. Frank Bur-.M: ~ The l-ights used In the d.iapl.n , ...nding a vae•tlon wl{h .,•-ber .., fa•h. week 1'n Co1umb ""• Mr. and Mrs Cla1 'r Nel--n and · · Ina. A meetmg of the Po&t Coun- Of Antlquity, Mr. and. Mrs Bob 111e sold by lbe McMaster HaM- r-r ' ~ cJl.ora was announced for Wedncs. Slobart and daughter ff Pom"t!roy Ware Store· in Middleport and ar.e er, Whitney lnP"aham, IJsbon. sons were tfinner JI'U~itl of Mr AUendanct1 at l'lu~day Scho ·1 day, June 12 at the lodge hall 1 called on ){r. and Mrs. Roy Buck the same lights that were U'!led Mrs. George ' Mees, Muon, W. Rnd Mn. Edlone Nelson ne.tr June 2 was 'U, offering $11.17. Cen~r Cut with Mabel V~n Meter anrl Lucille- Thursday. In a CSOE display at the state ~a., liiW Joan Mees, Columbus and Sal ~m Frnt,or· Sun.rlsv. • Word wae reeelve~ hettl tb!lt Kraeuter as hostesses. Mr. and Mrs. Harod GralrLand' ~onventlon . .of the Ohlo Auocia· ~u Patricia Wasbingto~ of W.nt, Mr. and M.-_,, Frank Bral~:~v 11nrl Charles Cuto tormer,ly ot thl1 • At the next meeting on June 18 Mr. and Mrs. Thurman Wilkin of tion of Garden Club~ at Atllen.> CoJu~bta, W. Va., wer,. Wf!l'l.rrfl,..l chi.Jtlf'en Barri\i.bur~. altend~:~d place WU in Veterans HO$pltal. the bJrthdays of members for the Columhus spent the weekend last rail . day dmner ruests of Mu. Albert Stlnd11v School at J,al'l!(avtlle S111- ' w ..,." ftBO-BeCI 1!, · Se:at~le, past three months w11J be obwtth Mr. and Mrs. Harpld R014&b. Mrs. Tft"ll <Uaist.ed the spttaker Meel. , / n,. .. They ..,.ere gue~ts of tht• W•shini{on. . Cea~r Cut • s:erved. Mrs. Laun HeiMy and B~1itt ·In ~howlng colored JJHdea whi• h Mr. aqd firs. Paul Shay of Graf· Miller familY In ttfe afternoon. Orville ~Hen· recN~ wb ·' Slaughter spent Wednelidaj wUll ~emLWW!tr,•te.. the varlot\1 light· ton, w. 'Va., ,visited bl'lefiy WadMt'. And Mn. Rnl(...,t MHh•T'. HAl"· hi1 sish;r Mr&. ir WU49n !:lad The Bond C Fncndship Clu"t Mrs. Floyd Farra at Racine. / hlg usea. ' n_etdaY wlth .her lflother, Mn. AI- Ti~tburg, Wel'e recent guest~ of pa!!M" .,..~ ..,, l'orofto. n. 1tf1'. met May 22 wJth Ann Carleton Mrs. Jack SRrgent and Mrs. . Georte carper was Introduced bert , Mee1. They alao 'Wilted in V_9nlev. ~the~\and Datsv Miller and Jlrt. AileD attended the and dJscusser! hem8 and stitche~. Pete Sfiield3 .Yisiled their brot'l- by Mrs. Reibel who commende<l Gat,U.,oU1 with Mr. and Mn. Bar· ' Orvllle lCc.rrev who undrrwl'lll 1 funeral Sund,y. ....-•un~rv AI Mritts Hospitill 1.. '·Mrs., Homer Ru,l'!ll and e"llJos ephine Smith and Bclty Carl: "' Raymond Robmson and lamilv him highly Cor his honesty and old El-wtn anti family. ton being m charge A demonst1·a i;"l North Carolma and broug~,t £or hia cooperation with 1 it Gao:-Mrs. Emil Ball moved Wednu. convalescing •t home. dr~"!", BU(y. Oavia and Betty Eblin tlon WIUl given on teaching youn,ij Mr. and Mrs. Earl 1nobinsOQ tn den Clubs in the arelt and hLJ day from , Wehe Terra~~ tO' ber Mrs. Carq1' Pleree, son, oaVtn ~"~-.t •Tuesd•y w~tb Mrs. Robert er children different stitches the' r home here who bad been alll'istance with variou 1 project~ newly pur~h'\sed property, Rutland <W tl daughler Sandn, are spent! DaVIs (in!1 ramilv, 'La~:t"VJIJe. W. MAIN S'f" PHONE 330-M POMEROY . Eight and. two guests attended.- J vi1iling them fo{ the put and programs. St., Middleport. . ln~t a week's vacation at th! Mn,. Geora:e Rensh..,. VI.Lllted . Dorothy Circle · 1 I Mr. Carpet.., named the miterHUU1 Thompson of -Grand Mar· home of relatives ln Miehlgan . h~r bro~h~t ,Jolin Diehl ·and wlf,, las, Minn., l1 the gue•ts of Mrs., C Mr. anrl Mr!i Wtlt·ur "l.e"-'C~ Th~r.sdv-. ~ E. Neue. "nti fllmllv aH 'fitr. a'nd MTs --------r'------'and _ Harry Nelson. Robert Kengedy and familY. C0 1- Mn. Anna y 'nfer 11 rew daVI Freddie Cline who b: staUooe-t umbus, Wf'I'C ~uests over thr last weeJt. Thev attended tHe run it the u. s. Navy base at Cbh weekend with their ;'\arentR, M... tral ()f ,Mrs. Ella Nel8on at A!· 1 cateque, va, returned there th 's and Mr~ Theodore Ke.•medy. bany WPdnesrlay. ' week after a four~een day leiiYt' Mr. and Mu. Guy ·Swadley .- •Mrs. Joe Morone. Columb\UI',. wltll b&• p•rents:, Mr. and Mrs. turned home saturday after v1- returned to her home after c,tarenee Cline. . cathming in Florida for a week. spendln'g a week at the .borne nf Mrs. Harold Sauer, F~rha:-~ Mrs. Ed Jord_a.n, Dexter, ealled her parents, llr. and Mra. Alph._ . Meadows, , who was Principal 0 t on Mrs. Caatl Briley Frlday. BaiT. the Chester High School last yeaMrs Mary rar~t~er returned to . Martha Handley, Salti Rotlk, . ( has been employed at the Kyller her bl)ffie at Hometown, W. Va.. Va., returned to bet h~ afte1' Creek SCh9QI ., fo1 the eoml'lg: Wednes;b.y. Mrs. Farmer wa.s a spending Ia week the hopie of year. gue.st of MI'B. Orville Kersey tbr. l}er brother, Charles HancU'y alld past two weeks. wife. Hazel Ker:sey and Agatha Mn. Theodore Kennedy .spent lals u~Sed in the displaY wJJ.leb in- Grady, Hometown, W. Va .. we1-e ,rylond&J wlth her sister Mra. ld't ~luded Mugo pines, dwarf form~ ~uest11 of their uncle, Orvill•! kennedy wbo is .very ill at the/ of arbor v1tae: He~t~Jock: nntl Kersey and Mr.s. •Kersey Sun~ay. home of her !!laughter in Ch&rle1o l!lplny Juniper. Colt>r was , added Mr. and Mrs. Eua;t'lne Norto.1. ton. tile addi~lon of rotes, aeran Columbus called on Elmer Net' Duane Barr and sister, KtY I·1Un18 • llod begonia1. He explainei son. Memorial Day. They were attended a 4-H Club meetlnc at . proper prunlnr w•s neces- dinner J'Ue!Jh of Mr. and M. •. GllllpoUa Tuesday. sary for practically all shrubbery Claren~,:e Hoffman. 1 1d:rs. Joe BOlin and ,,QJI :Rieky, ' an~ said that he be:tteved JD u<Waid Kennedy ahd son, Carl wcr:e recent guests 0£ Mr. and plalnlng the maximum !ize Kenn~dy an~ Mr.. Kennedy are Mrs. Ceeil BoJin, 1 length of life, type of roll need- vacationing lit Florida. Mr. a.Q.d Mrs. Cash Bra ey at· ed and ailything else ·that wou1~ Mr. and Mn. )laynard Dav:s tended the funeral of bif sist8• help the customer who was bu"· and sons, Charleston. were t!le Mrs. Ella Nelaon, Albany, · We1: ing 'shrullbery or plants frot.l aur~t~ of Mrs MaR:~e f'ornh~ ~~;nrl nesday. his Nursery. The program opened w1th sev . . / eral plano selections by Mn Harold Lob~ and the last pa· t ~Jll a teebni-color film "Land · ' scape for L1ving" produced by the American Association of Nur sery-men. • Questa and member!! were reg • lstered by Mrs. L. E. Reyriold,.; Mr1. Carroll Swanson. Afte:' the protram the audience was ln vited to the l!hool dining roor1 where punch and as110rted eoolt· -lea and mints were •served. Mr.s. Reibel presided at the pqnclJ bowl and Mra. c. ·E. Blakeslee ~nd Mn. Lohae were eochairmen of the food eommUtee. Mrt. Earl Kalab}:. Mre. Glenn • ~bert ' and Mn. Charlf'J Brat.l· buey, ,.re on the deeoratlq com mJttee ,fond were iuialed b)' Mrs &: o. Rtll .ot th.e ho1te~ eomm:ttee and Mn. Rober\ coata w:-:.1 m.Ue the arrangement for tb!! refreahment liJJle. Plltl!ll roaes. larkspur am' r baby'• breath were uaed ln . cryatal e6l'ltainer with pink h· pera in emtal candelabra o-n tbe table. .Other artanaements of summe1 'Aiwa~l'reeh' nowers were used ln the dini'!lp roorq tDd Mra. o. P. Klein an•l Mn. &. S. Sflhaaf pr,esen1ed plan.• ASSORTED 'CHOCOLATE~ , • • $au, nuts, mwle during th~ auelal hour. J\ ' fruits, caramels, noupta, crunt\t!s. f :ow, fer tho flnt .._ In INH4-kl.. hlotory, you •• a h•l'IJ RP:..macklnt dlapla, of "programa from Dlstrle' ' .• ' . . llaw01 aNI whol- , ..... _ that loaktiO fer Dltl hava trltd to .ochi.V..' ; ll \ill plaeed in the dl~lng rooTT ' -~ . HOME FASHIONI!D FAVORITES .. , ~ii'.Ofto, bf iln. Reibel Cor t~t benellt o buH" bono, llldf<i, jellid. No <ha<otat......,ffid J!iocU. the membe11 and IUe.!lta. ,. ,.,.., ...., ..,_..,_.... _..,. """" • "'"'"' .......... thai ......., "'~ tM '-' 1 I , ·' Of Officers Holds - k I PimA'" LAN GSVILLE PORK SPECIAL Pork Chops .'I. ONJO: Portly , _ , _ , with cilltMtef.I . . . . . .I,ICI....... .lftwft1111 th ........NI'fnt. Pl4'tty c.._, ,. dtoucfy wtth •anwM -- Pork Steaks • lb. 75e • lb. • · I I I I I 59~ SIMONS MAR.KET I --- 1 • It f· , /#:'·1'.·, make H a very special Pather's Day • • • ~8~· with .. • •" CANDI.S . I l -- r-: -- 1 . ~ . ' . ' .. I . [] • ~~-"KNit •'• "' - : AYJ , • D• •ldt ......-y 111Htt loot ~ ._,.. IIIII ""...,. "" ... ... -~'.Ill c: (k.!ftl•ft" It•••· . . eitht~ 8ssortmept OJJii,, ··~· 1 lb.~~ ,. • 'IIIIo """""' Clftlolno ••-1 coo~y IJ18rtdltnll navor uotol In ,_,. loafen, hm• M fer lallo - ~ elve Oorn •'- krvot Ill 11,.. 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IRST - the .,. •• - - - - - - -- - SINGLE COPY-& Wo ers .Union c. � 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 6, 1957 gilliland welker