http://66.213.69.5/files/original/a18954ec1ea3b722f992c0fe16385dc2.pdf 1fdd29103e251ca43247123fa3f42fc1 PDF Text Text ,, • • ' ' • • { ' \ Friendly Neighbors Club Votes th~::·:~:.;·'w:~ ·~:::d ·~?t~n; TfJ A'd COncer, · pOny l 00p FUn d5 Milch. potluck dinner at noon to M". I Rev. and Mro. Waldo l. CflntribuUona were made to the A.ugusi 27 . A "t hank you'' no'e Bartel&, Mn. Dale Smith, Mr.i 19 5 4 BUICK SPECIAL 1 ~:~;::; Fund and lo lbe Pon~· ' ~-~ 11 when the F'riendly Neigh4Heater. Dr. sedan, ~DUJ w.w Rac(io, Club met Tuesday evenmg Praeticilly tire~~, aew paWl the home of Mr.,_ Geor~e ONLY Spring Ave. Denver Th<lma , president l >•"«i , cd and plara were made fo.' pict"llC foi' members on June 25 at 1he Middlepl)rt llond_sidc ~a._ k and ror the annual r11m1IY p1cn at Lake Alma on July 28. An Invit.ation was 'acre p1e~ for an ou tCHRYSLER~LYMOUTH N. 2nd Middleport mg at the cottage, of Mr·. an~ }tr s. Rw: hanan. Jo'orked Run Lak... . $1395 .MEIGS '. MOTOR CO. : ;;:;:;;;~:;;;;;::;::::;;:;;;=::~~:.;~~:;,;;,.;;;:;==--:;, 1 Wa! read from Mrs. LUeien Pou- The!Kiore Mora, M1ss Lena Gruelin for flowers !CDt ber while hoF · ser, Mrs. W. L. Kautz, Mrt:. AmU· pitalized. da Ka!plilr, Mrs Addle Grue.ser. Secret pals were re,•eaJed with !afrs. Cla•·a Schaeffer, Mrs Carr ! an exchange of gHts. New namf'".s Grue!er, Mrs. H;m-y Keixr. M ;~ were drawn for the new year Katie Be"cht, Mrs . Walter Bae"', Games were played and prize~ Mr! . Beulah NeutzliDj , Mrs. Ra.,r· awar{!cd to Mrs. Jacll: Rob3on mon~ Jlood, Mri. Carl Shield&. Mn. Donley Reibel and Mrs. El Mrs. Clarence Massar, M. ~­ wood Bowers. Mrs. Reibel wa~ ~onnan Kloes, Mrs. Grtwer Erb, also awarded Lhe tra\•ellnl priJo<! Mis:; Anna Durst. Mr$. Roy Seyand Mrs. Ronald Smith the door fried, Mrs Olho Murray, Mr;; pri1:c. Lf'na Huber abd Mrs. Loui11 Rei· l)eFreshmcnts wel'e served by 1 bel. Lhc to those named above ' "- M" Lon McKnlghl., Mrs Harold Lohse. Mrll . Lee ,Tyo, Mrli Ufnry Werry, Mrs. David Ohlinger, Mrs. Charles LeJi!:ar, Mrs. Rohert Arnold, Mrs . Charlell Werry and Mrs. Joseph Struble. Mrs. Horace Karr assis-ted bY Mrs. Robert Woocfs enlertame<l the Chester Ga;den Club it her home on W~dnesrl ."'.y evening. The meeting Opfncd by ~he preaJdent. Mn Eroil Dean. 1b · llclorul hint w~· read b, lllr•. Clarence Neutdmg. 'fhe rolJ ca I, h{l~lf'ss The birth.day of Mrs. FrEid.. on nose Culture" DAY z:: a Rememher Father On His Day ' - RST·-. JD J,om New~ _ lji ' Ad~ '· •• •t ~ ~ .. Ill C1rculalloa I ' • ' - .e~ at -..,.~_ re r~~e or on Set For June 13 WASHJNGTON (UP) - President Eisenhower's vigorous fight lor his foreign aid program appeared today to have begun to pay off. •nd endoniriJ a &1udulant ebel The Senate Foreign Relations Committee Friday authorized Air Force during the and thre1t.e~in1 tbe·.11(1! ·of Wu- $3,367,11(1,000 in aid for next ~al year. first.day that' blanks were llud Smith, wl11 10 10 trill before · ~e' committee tut a net 01 on11 1""'· Tb~ay; lUBe 13 at received"cbec.k "Nl). "5904 • a,petit $227,300,000 in fandl requested bJ m. . today received You can'I match $. 95 Middleport Gorden Club Meeting To Held June 12 METROPOLIT ._N STARKS PHARMACY POMEROY !;"i' 'iJ!-~iM~~AJ~N~S~T:.:::~=~======~~~:=~~=~I~n~~~~~==~ ·trays ---- Junior Hig,h Fellowship Picnic Held BOTH NEW and USED CARS 1951 Ford 4 dr. Sedan Rough hut runs good. 6 cyl. $195 1951 Chevrolet ··· · · · · · · · · $395 2 dr. Sedan. Good buy . 1951 Buick Super · · · ·· · · $444 4 dr. Seda·n. Dynatlow drive. ' 1952 Dodge · · · ·.. · · · · · · · · $366 2 dr. Sedan. Week-end special. 1952 Iuick Super · · · ·· ·· · · · $795 4 dr. Sedan. This one's really sharp. Dyna· flow drive. 19531ulck V8 ·· · · · · · · · · $1,195 Super 2 dr. "liard Top". Dynaflow drive. Like new light grey wilh rod top. • 1954 Buick VI's as low as $1,395 Choice of five fine cars. Someone Is really going to get some good buys! These cars all have Panaramic windshields and latest style bodies. Speci•ls and Supers - 2 drs. and 4 drs. syG\1 ... wol' ·"~'"' tl:1ft ..,._.,.., Rev. Mohrhoif ~ (ifl f S~nday. IHiit ,..],.. • Cotto•i twill i1t your choice of color. All Sizes , ·, llm.erlca's lfMirled buyl $him• $2.95 · Panti, $~. 95 , · > ., . 1956 Olds-.obde · · · · · · · · $2,595 Heater. V8 -.notor, .rood lifts. . !J~l&•. llnloh. • , • ............ U.. "210". 4 dr. Sedan. G<lod, clean car. !nude and out. · · $2.095 . , $1845 ·• l ' ' , 1954 Dodge V8 .. · .... · · · $1,295 4 dr. Seda.n. Really sharp Inside and out. ·' -~-- '-!Jitltl,_, II:M,.ah Schoolbus Raeketo Committee al<l Preoldent J'amu G. Crou of the Bakery .FuncrtJ srrvices will be he. • lfonday at 2' p. m. in the United lkethera Church at Mason City (l J~anette (HaJJ) 'Stitt, 28. )(Jddle-Rt, 1 who 4ied early s3.tur· in RoiJer Ho!pita! Worten Union. problblJ would get a cbanee hut weel: to UliWel' cbargea made •PiDst; him. WitDellel bave ehartaf Uaat union tua.U were ltJed to bur bim 1 Cadillat and to JJ1Y money to Ilia girl .friead.l. Tbt> committee rei:UIIlel hearina• Tbundar. are b ''" Appropriations: TIM: senate A_pand Ra1 proPfiltioDI COmmitte ~bas ipa twin 1bter Jea \· prove~ t~ rblt , ·~ .lllOIIe1 ine of Weirton, W. "V;. biDs eazTyJnc lnori tbu 11 biWoa IDd another slater Janke Lee Hllll dolluo In Iul)d.j for ill& ~Ill- . of Muon City. · tore Departmf!'Ot. t.1M taW De~surviving are her husband partment and' tbe De~nt of Hobert Stitt ant' four cbildr - :n. Healt.b; ~Uon 1nd Welfare.: . PritC.it . illinea. Chenole~ j'- ~on doUan ~ carr,- into,_1851 tbe soil blnk PlOIP'UI wblcb tile HoUle had junked. Tbe senate wu e:i:·' peCted to apend' a 10Cid' part of nest Wf;f!k eonliderinJ the three- meaAtrea. cbtlr:<h for oervlces. -----will be mlde In the Cll~-r • ~ ., Gmel Hill Cemetery un<!Or the direction of the Ewiat Funer•l ' • au.;, Home of Pomeroy. Kellf Hall Stitt an4! Brenda Ten neuee Stltt. _ Frieftdt may cau 1t the Lawenee Hall residence at Ml11Dl1 City until noon Monday after which tlmt"the deceued wiU be remoV! I VICIOUS By A seYei'e "windstorm or t-ornad(l, aceompanled by three inches of rain, CU!bed tbrough Movn<l CUi . Mo., Frida.y, tumbling Uetll a.:.1d Mrs. Bruct: IJoyd, actin11 in the leivi.Dj twiated telephone lines In !"'"'!'"' of her husband, ]lrUCe it! wU:c. who was called to I special M~Wilile, the Greybull RJver of the Middltport Sc:bool in W) 1.m.ing began to recede after ·~:~~:t:f.a~l a meeUng of the forcie8 ,aeqnJ resident. from Park Auociatio,n Inc. thetr hoiD•rt WbeJI it brimme.l Hall- Friday DJgbL ·• alonl a &qlilile B"ell'Ttaay. · heavy electrical Stoqn and · No ia,jW'ie1 Dt home dami(c at the hour Bet tdr the were repclrted folloWing the big ~=;~~~~;::::.t cut the attendance blow w'li.Jch wbiiUed t b r-o tqft Tentative pliUII , foE: fdOO!ld City. Tbree black lunnt!l prl'je~t were disc111se'd' ""''- d h lfai 1h4 Lloyd, the- Rev. uew:lll'd." 11011!'~ s, overed near. w· . ·~ ' •t ~ns.. friday anernoon, but aU l;;r,~:;Mayor 0 . Fisher, Street !M)ted aloft. Lewil El1is, Mn. 0 . P. ""Fell'l that mountain r-h era Jenklnllon and Elean. . . 1 1;~~~;~l•orted ..voilld ()VeriJolV were beJgb.tened ; .I to the Park Auo- by p-redictions, Of high ~·· department bad ~ure• In Colorpdo and Wyomiq.. • around the 1(110- l'houlbout the. area, river._ haY,!! Pool and he was apP~~hed flr \ pused 00od 111ita;i· Mrs. Llo:r"- fOr but no great 4anee.r appe~~ the bollf~bocb . min~nl The l5o mile Jtr:ip· ~vw, · are growin& -on tbe banl: Meeteetse \o freybuU, W~ 1ur.; , above the pool. · fered mino-r d'amage in ~ .fl~ ,I •-4 (.. ••If •~IIH•IIy . ' 1·95 t ·Piym11yth 6 ft~il. . . '' . ' $645 Suburba•. Orlgtfta\ b1aok liqloh, i""!l tlNi. •. Shor.r. ·OIOI\10 ond oul One of t.hoao ~ord to - \ 1find H, m0del1. Onb' .. •~~-------~--"':1-~-~--l . , '"I, t , ~ t . ~, • -'•f~ . , , • • ' .. ' c. ...;_----::'- '~ ' ' 104 Yem of, Ber)'ke( · "From BugJiioa '10 "ult!b" Pholile 52! or S06·M Pomeror.~ Oblo Sto......., Hit In Mid . . • west 1 Middleport Par.k Frid~y Evening UNITED PRESS Association In • Friday MeetiiiJJ . 1:1 r ~""-'""'· 0.. ,p;,. C.l~tliM Police Seeking J'li(t"Hit Funeral Sen'l•ce WiilJ Be Monday W l ....,. ,..,.... ltMfltr ..... c..t. I~ tl1lll "' Two Arl'e&ted· In '-"Y . ..'-MIMI• k qv.. lty. Kt.p. fit)'- Adama, _, f.door, IvOry aiul ' heater, "'- will ltap.d Aho $100"1<> 2475 oncl Wadd!nt Rlnt $12JO ..... ~ott~ "" "'""~ ....,. for~ ¥X~{Ialon is uarper II ~~~ullloulenU!Ialo'a • 1956 HEATHER $350,00 _ .......... ........ by tbe ,,, .. ·:., . . 1·954 Oldsmobil• . · . Realb a sharp one, 88 -'-- • door. $Pi)eial. 2--tone, beater, radio, h)'dnmatk:, power s\""inJ: Ind. power brakel. ---.. .. -''"-_. e.., l!t~MtM ~ u· aervf!• mllnly es , Min~ · caugbt E·LBERF. ' ' .' ' , 1~55 Plymouth Belvedere 4:-Dr. lnterlor Ute new. ~ - ' A ft5 · 1954 Chevrolet · ·· ··· .. · · $1,095 tht' &eeoftd in t . · 'tt Jeanette St Cleaner Cars At Lower ShoWroom· freab.. and only 11J9() miles. heater, Uaht blUII finl•h. Another new Chevrolet trade in ~--·'-~ u--·-:·r· -~ ,.. ............. ilhft-, ... -rc ' A decorated cake centered Llll' honored guest's table which w.,~ served with inrlividunl ice cream slices followlrrg a poth.lck dinner to appro:dmalely 90 guests. Mts. Albert Coates and Mi.<is Ramora Boice registqred th ~ gue~ts giving each a .souvenir of tbe occasion. The Ladies wL~ hc s tv thank who in any w:ty 1957 Ford "8" 1-Dr. Super "88" Hard Top. Power Steering, PQwer Brakes. Hydramatle Drive. New one ~osts ovet $4,000.00. Low>mileage. SemJ-tnllenr hive been having hard time on State Route 1 north or . tew dayl, with e-xpeeted. The Prl!!:lldent bu made ritor~ ous appeala In behall .r the PfQoiram. I prime tar&:d. · Of CODU!'Iional &ctJnomtzcn. However, the bill 11lill ba11 • laa1 wa, to go before it tlears both bOUiel of ConI'<"The Roue ForeJtn AUain eo. m.ittee planned to opert ib bear-ing• on tbe bill lfoadly with teatimoDJ by SerretarJ of State loha FOfte1- Dulin. 'Tbe Senate eomm.JtlH appreved in fu11 the President's re.auut for "" ' 195.6Fonl VB ·: · · ·· · · · · · · $2,195 2 dr. Sedan. This car has never been sold. It only has 3,650 miles on it. elude Oblo ••· 12 at 8 a, .m:. tlce· wbiie atiL "m. tile 1955 Buick V8's as low 11$1,795 Parklane Station Wagon, Finest series Ford made. Most Deluxe 01 Deluxe. Fordomalic. Fully equipped. Early Saturday ·!oe' 0 1955 Ford VB · · · · · · · · · ·· · $1,695 COmljiO• PleQ con. Other trta!J aq;ijoBuloid EUeabower-a reduetJoa eoMJder.. ably lea U..r. IIWIJ oblerven had • -millloli. dollar dn-elopment Joan fund, tbe J:ll)or ecooomit' aid proYlaion. It redoc:td ·defenae 1nd "defeDSe tuJ'pott QIJJtance 200 milUon dollan. Committee Chllrm1n Tbeod:ore Frane.iJ Green D. B. I., aJd be hoped thO Senate eoul~ hoain d .. bate on the meuure aeu 'iPeet. He aid be would formallr report Thureday at 2:4.5 J'l. m. a tM billKonda,-. Senate Demoent~~":;·';,l~,dr:.lvea. by ·a ie Leader 1.4Y"ndOD B. lolluon m. :_,cor~~'" ~ 'l~~~Jr.~ii 1•. w. v.a.. Jack-b.ifed dipteet 11e tuored ear.IJ floor aco . for' was comhw ·down a tioD,. 1 U~~~~~ onto 1he El!Jt Sltade Jljv- Cjvll rithto: Bl<lero ol tho" 'I· 10 mileo nort~ oll'lim.. ti.U ~"'IIU · lookect tu llif •11' mimtration to keep the RoUM went ou· the right from Hleodinfl It to lnelude., f/uo. two ' road and tore ·out -11x contrcwenlal ujlll'f qta1" am.milten, according t o informatio~ IJO!itll'. Hea.,- damnge .ment. Botb IUPPOdeJ'I and oppoavailable lit" the Strong ll'liner=a, to tbe' tractor-traDer. nents of tbe amendment predicted Home in-WUkeJviUe. the vote on it would be elose. . Th.e deteased Ia also &\U'Vived by Rep. Eupne l . ll"!i'rthy <Dan aLint, Mrs. Everett Tracy of llinD.) ..td Republlew wlU have Pomeroy. I Jo: provide the neeeuo\'t . margin Funeral arrangements 'are of 15 to 20 vote. to dol..! it complete pending ~rrtval o( One R.ac~ts: Chlirmao .lobn L Meof the aon1 froM California. Clolla.n _(D-Ark.) ·of tile Senate • Straiii·P~GDI n Station Wagon. Fordomatlc. Beautiful light blue finish. o'Biaen saicl iel Frldlly bY lutlie lo!jll c. Ba- 11- *No• ' Yes, pried lo1ierJlnd can and lrut Jta Used C~ Super Markel Choice of thcee sharp cars. With & without Dynaflow. All on& owner cars. Four doors, Two doors, and 2 dr. Hard Tops. wu er, · lunntl' belt loop• • Anchored bvttont [)'om the Ladies Society and Tommy Reuter presented him With t gift from Bill Ander1on Jr. , Jolul Youn g, Robert Jacobs Jr., MiJtOJI Lambert and himself who assist the p:1stor with the services CD('h The Junior !ilgh Youth Fellow· shlp of the Ursl Baptt&~ Church had a picnic Tuetday at Portland Park. They were accompanied by thcir.couneilon, ~r . and Mrs. Gerald Antb.ony, and their daughter, Barbara, Mrs WllHa Anthony and Mrs. Wilbur Koeni1. A short devotional rervice wa! conducted by Mrs. Wlllh Anthony and the members and gueat11 en· joyed games durlnll" the evening. ProH:eutor. Jamea the trial daJe Truck Overturns On State Route 7 8ig Tan"""'al<hod - 1956 Pontiac VB · · · · · · · · $2,295 a·LIE .' By Judgcdlaeon got H in ~Matoble The Ladie.s .-,1,1 Society ot thn St. Paul's tuthera11 ChllTch, SP01.• s orecl a family m gbt W-cdneRday evening in ,the church social room honoring the pa!tor, Rev. L. M Mohrhoff on th£· 53rd anniversary ~Jf his ministcy. ' ;received '!!'1'1 I .Of Monday &; Reel cloth" and you"Ye family 10 a ooutll. Foreign Relations .Group Qkay~ More Than $3 Billion For Aid Evans TrW Date . . best in Used $29.50 FATHERS DAY SPECIAL • U to 10 Dortl!, • • L,utheron Pastor Is Honored By . Ladies Aid Unit eootn1 .... ,.,_ Aid Prog Conlmillee Fund • around the laou1e, Guesls were Marilyn Swan, The Club picnic will be he1tl Jackiyn Jtatliff, Janice Houck and at Forked Run Park on June 23 members are Bobby Van Cconey at 12:30 with and ff"liend.i David Hoyt, Jame1 Hood, Reld Koeuig, Raymond Kloes, Su~an Pullen , mvitcd. Tcxannn Wh.ite, Dora McGhee, Det· Flower judge,; ror :11c evcn :n~-: tie Lou Gilmore. were Mrs. Howatd h.night, M r~ Pauline Rlc'lcnour, Mq. Cl& .. , . Deluxe. Radio and IIc;ttc,r Phillip! and Mrs. Mayc Holte · overdrive. BeautUul Ribbons "'-'ere award ed Lo Mr ~. ,.,.,.".'• finish . Roy Holter. MJI'j. Mayc Mora, Mrs FORD 4 DR. Reid Young, Mn. Homer Holter, Mrs. Earl D~an , Mn. Dorothy and Heater. F .O. M. Karr, Mrs. Margaret Webber, Mr., B~ Th~ Middleport G/lfden Club Letho Koblentz. Mn. Ruth Boer will bold their combined May and Ill\ arut ~ta. Howard Knight. AUTO SALES Several meetings wt~re annou n· Jun e meeting at the home of D:Phone 6045.J eecl by the president to "be " ;- and Mrs. F...rnest Mt~a g, Lincol:t Open Evenings untll9 p.m. tended by members or the club. Street. next Wednesday , Jun e 1:1 A conteat was conducted by Mrs. Mdcolm Rolle r, president At Traffic Mrs~ Ada Neutzling and won hy will be in charce and the pr-:1. ~o~ram wtll inc lud e a papc•· '' R'('· ' prize was won by Mn. Howa n l viving a Ln.st Art : Roses in Cool~· Mrs. Donald Mora. 'fh.e clonr ing . and Perfume". Mrs. W. W Knight. I · Re£re11hment were Sf'I"V· ll oyes is schcci ule(l tn display a·1 ed by the. hostesses aAAistcd h; "rran'!rcment or rose.o. at the Mills Donna Holter. meet-ing. Hostesse..§ are Mrs. J.Jm e, Ha -h ~- . M ~s. Garen Slansbun Mt·s . Rodn ey Down ing, Mr:;. · ' Ma a~. ~1r~ . Lawrence Milhoan and Mr.1. .John Kincaid. -'OBLCool.. tiDued eeo! wltll· .... _ ""tburUierabonrt Ill -.ulh aad en· tnl porUooa. IJlP toct., • 16 IIOJ • north, eo 1o 1f ww- toaJa~~ s Fight " ,I tered ln . doudJ """" a>d Ohio:. - f M toaJPt wltll - - ......~~one~ to ltll - 1 6 1 1 2 100111. . • We Select Only The Regular IY UNmiDPitiU -------~------~---- Y(Jth 1 Matched Suit from Elhlrfelds Mr. and Mrs. John W. Gilmore, Syracuse, are the engagement of their daughter, Jane, to Mr. Taylor, son of Mr. and Mrs. John W. Taylor, of Miss Gilmore. a floral designer, is associated with parents in the Shumway Greenhouses, where she hai been employed the past two yeJirs. Mr. Taylor is at present In military service, stationed at Fort Jackson, S. C. The nuptials are planned as an event of early autumn. Weotlier • Sunday, June 16th , ' e l'f£1, 4,8 h· , ••te-.. was Mitr'h was ohsf!rved Thursdil)' answered by 28 mcmbcr.s and when the Busy Bee Sf!~ng Clrele three 2uests Mrs. <.:lara Phillips, of the Fe~erat.ed Church met at Mrs. Maye -Holter and Miss Dol· na Holter Mr~. Carl Kautz gave a report on plans for the county Clower show and r ead the rules anrl classes the show. The club u ..... Cnrdl voted toforRive $5.00 toward th(' show exoense s. The club will hol-t a workshop on Friday evcn inq Juno 14 at the Mcthodi ~\ Church with memoerJr to bring · materi -1 and· containers to work with. Mrs. Ruth Baerl gave a report on plans fq_v ttuf eounty fair f!Qw er show atld expressed her ho1n• that mO"I'nl..of th e club.'! in the county wouid participate in tb~ show this year. She announcer:! that Meigs County had won second place or honorable mentior in the class the show was e1· fAll-lfR~ .tor." GJve Of Your B.elt To The )(:.;. :; w" "A Hint wltll 40votlona ~--::11-:-n.--::C.:-:tl w.... who bid lor ber toplo. Hr.s. Royal Thomn 'ptMefiteli the proaram using for her theme MN. Allee Capehan entertain ·[ "A Light Vrlto Our P~th" after ed the WSCS or the Albury Me- wblch a lhort bulineu •euJ.on tbodlst Church, SyracuH, at her was held. The meeUrf,l eloaed home, Wednesclay evenlng. with pny~ by Mn:. Capehart. , , Refret~hments were aerved dhrThe meeting m eharce of Mr> Capehart. vice president, opened lrut' .the aoc.tal hotAT. _ Chester Garden Club Plans For Flower Show Busy Bee Sewing Circle Meeting . Held On Thursday I FOR 8-llally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., June 7, 1857 .1 Asbury Wscs ' n • He1d Meet mg 0 n Wednes day • ' .' \ ' .' NO LICINS& . PORTllAND. lie. UP" - Jol!\i, took a trimilliilg "lri tourt. He wu· (IDed ...... . c~tUna the -~ bf w!thou( 1 berber'• lfeefi*. '28 nooo.. . " Sea~-~d &howera and ,t hupdet:-,.,( otorma, are ~~tovlnJ fhi"' \110 "::' · b:~ aa.d southern plaln'a towa , ~ Uit :A.tlantie Coast, while a COol~ ~nt 'J)Uibea southward alon& ,th' · e!!ltern third of the 111.Uon. . \_ ' �. . " ' ' .. ...... - . .-· · - ' ~ 'a- - •• .. S-Daily SentlDel, Pameroy.MJd4lepori, 0., June 8, 1957 .. '. ' Daily Sentinel Day Book . The Daily Sentinel AW .,.OTI!D TO INTEitJ!IITS OP MEIGS-MASON ' RICHAIO S. OWIN- GINIItAL MANAOU IIYNOI.D I. GRIINI - IDITOII "Woaal advertlolng rooreaeniiU"!', JlottiDeiiJ.KJmball. Inc., au ~D A•e., New YoM City, 16, N. x. . -15i' tered u I8COOd. dua malllna ID}.thr at thtt pOJt otftce .t Pom ..,., Ohio. SablerlpUon rates: DeUvery by ean1er where available 30 ~~ttl per ...:t: one vear lo advance 1t The Dally Sentinel office, $115.60: 111 aonttdl. $7 ..80; t~ree months, $3.90. By motor route where avaUable· one month $1. By .mlilil one year $8; all. montlui, $f.2tl; t.l!.rw aaoathl. ~: one month. St. • ..__.PubllJbed everr afternoon except Sunday by 'Ibe Ohio ValleJ' Sen~. Inc., lit 110 Mechanic St .• Pomeroy, 0 . Buaineu office pbooe..,. editorial office p~ 397. PLAN AOSI DANCE evenlug from fH2 the Monday 1 Powder Puff Club ia spocsoring a Rose Dance at t~e K. of P. Hall wbeJI a King and Queen will be ehOien dunng the evtmina. Music W11J1 bt furnlshed by the Moon· lighters'. Judges for thP royal cou· ple wUI be Mr. and Mrs. Horace MeEII\.inny and Mr. and M rs. Cash Bahr. Refrttshments w1ll be sold 11t tlle dance. I Ed . Note : Dean E. 0. Saunders had so many requests for TO MilT TUESDAy The Second Ward WomHJ'! Ciub will mtet Tutaday evening at 7 P, M. at tlle ward house. Members at'e requested kt bring articles for an auction s;tle. Refre11hments will be served. mora articles on discipline from The Daily Sentinel readers that he consented to do one "'final roundup" summary. The llean's discipline ideas are not new. You tan read about them in book after bo?k on the problems of discipline. What is new about these principals is that the Dean has tried them out and made them work over a period of 63 years of active teaching. We venture to suggest that nQ single other ai.lthor in America PLAN AUCTION The Twilight Garden Club will meet Thursday evening at the home af Ml$lsea Ethel and Clara Garland with Mrs. Norman McCal· lurn as co-llosteu. An auction ule will be held durin& the evening. Firmness, Kindness, Consistency, Love, Are Basic Principles Of Discipline In Dealing With Children Says Saunders discoursing on the discipline and guidance subject, regardless of lhe number of degrees he displays after his name, has this proved record behind him. These aren't ideas the Dean read somewhe~e and is repeating by rote to get his Doctor's Degree tn educatoon They are systems of dealing with young people that have been tested, tried. rejected, modified. and, finally emerged as proved methods of working with children over a three-stale area, Ohio, West Virginia, and Kentucky . Thus there is little surprise that our readers want more. DISCIPLINE OF CHILDREN Meigs County News 9 •• sort. REPORT own nature, and thus, your methods. or p t~rents never should permit their children to tease for something. When you say "no" to a child don't yield to his coaxing. There is nothing ga•ined by threatening but if you do, be ce rti1tn to keep your word . If you dO not 'you are the loser Some parents expect too much of a child. Set behavior goaln at a level the child can reach . Remem~r he is only a child and must be considered one. B e just Never punish when you are mad. If you do you most likely wUJ regret it. I have known parents to punish when It appt!uJ·ed they were doing it to get even. This is very, very WI'Ong, . Be firm, kind, and positive. Discipline should be handled 1 on a business-like bnsis . Remember your chlldhood. What parents olton regard as bad conduct IS simply the energy in the child showing itself. Here Is a poem by Edgar A . Gueot that we older folks should rend occasionally: ' FORGOTTEN BOYHOOD He woal'l a lona: and solemn face and drlvea t~e children from hh'ptace; He duetn't Uk to h th ·• t d e ear em ..,ou or race and run aa romp about, And Jt tbey chance .to climb bl1 tree be ill ae: ugly 11 can be, If m hi• y~rd they drive a ball, which near hit pretb' flowera ahould • 1 loU, . He hldea the leather sphere away, thua hoping to prevenl their play, The youn11tera worry him a Jot, thi1 aorry man wbo baa for~tot That once upon a tlrne, he too the llell·aame rilllchlef UHd to do. The boyhood he haii left behind ~as atrangely vanlthed trom his mind, And he ia old and a:ray and croa 1 tor havlnl aufteNd aueh a lou. He thlnkl he never hod the joy that 11 the birthrllht of a boy0 ' av 1 ROBIAT c. RUARK NEw YORK-I believe 1 have rather rare for 8 distinction the 11 e tlme11, for this place. 1 don t ~ave a crewcut hairdo. Even raftr, I ttiH wear a llut 1 w th a brim on it, pinch It, llrJ 1 don't bot~er to put 1 bow In back. St!U more rare. 1 weou pants that hit t~e ln<Jlep of my shoes -.nd are big inouih In thfl !egg for my legs to breatftl! frec'v in As a curiosity, l still have normal lapel!! on my jackets, don' awn a vest wJtb lapelll, don't ha .! a Scotcll-plald eummer~llnd for my dhner jacket, don't haVe anv embroidered vests, and do'l;t wear Bermuda s~orts to buslnt!~,. I P0 11 lUvely do not, have not, an-i will never own a. cap. Ir this makes me a curiosif 7, I'm sorry, bt1t to eye~ accu11tom · ed to the sensible garb of he11Li hunters, bullfig~ter.s, and eve'n Americans as they used to look, I think t~e AmC!rlcan man Looks about as silly as t~e Amerlc 1 1 ..vomAn looks sloppy. a motter we touched on the other ctay. The haircut Is the topper P.:lr haps a mown skull looks well on a hi~h·sc~ool kid or college b >Y and is practical tor an athlete~ But un a grown man who b no1t ACIIOIIII DOWN 1· Pll'il l. Halrl... .& Uldibte at..k -, rootltoek 1 exetwap e. F&wn 1. Beard ot ~ 10. •-••-r. -• -.--., 12, Plunp:d I. Bupp6rtl forwaftl -t. ..i u. Border ~ P'"fai' Wtlal'lt IJ 11. AI'Jfnt (A.Jmaln.) (abDr.) I. Blmlt.ft II. RIYir C)'r.J 7. Win18 lt. DoctrtM mdta ll, M,ytlll~ · t. Dtmancl ft'IOAIMI'I 11, ~h\ : =. ~ ~~: llltor ::'\ Poor mant l'm eorry for ~ 1ur lot, the best of Jlfe ...o.u llava torrot. Cquld you remember what you were, unbarneaaduand untout!hed b' I-.._. -~ ~~ E hlanr) to-.ltlt,tlt IJ. Kin£· .......,......... ot Kart . ae, <0. Wuto matter ..........llloll <T.Cola 11'1'.1 U.Brooeh 11. Rubldlwa (IJI!I.I wilt 'finktl'l :: •. 1::11 *"*'""""'*"" 17. U1 1!~-r~;-1 tiC Monday ' ON SIGN 7:00 Today · 9,00 Romper Room 10,00 Tbe Prlee Is Rlght 10,30 Truth or Consequence~ Tic Tac Douah IUO It Gould Be Y<Ju 12,00 cw+ent ),00 My I,lttle M"gle 1:30 Tennessee ·Ern~ 2·00 Matinee Theater 3:00 Queen for a D•y 3:48 Modern Romaneea tr~?~%., e to return to cbildhoo 1. When dloper, and ploafore• b•· come llahlonable for arown men In Amerleo. " they cerloin•y shall, I wlU •till be bearing adequote lonJ panb and • widl'd • t brim me ua · (Copyrlcht. 19S7. by United l'eature Syndicate, Ine.) 1 Daily on·990• spot On Your Olive Ingraham 8'00 8:30 9 30 10:·, 00 10 30 11·00 12;00 12·30 LOO 1·15 1:25 4:30 5 00 !S 3G 6:00 6.3G 7:00 8:00 Life On The Farm Capta\n Kangaroo Mighty Mouse Playhouse 8 u. b Lucky It's A .Hit·~"" tlig Top The Lunu Rana:er Bia: Picture Town & Coimtry Cro,.roada Basellall Preview Game of the Week The Early Show You Are There Range Rider Zane Gr.ey Theatre Buccaneers ' CiiAii!ia, 18 MONDAY - 10:119 SOYIIT IITS RICORD 11;90 LO!mON UP - soviet runner 12:00 Albert Ivanov aet a 30.000 ~ meter 12:1S world recOrd of 1 hour, 35 mtn- U:3o utea, 1 seeond Tb\lrlday, aeccml- •:oe lnl to a Taaa Newa AJeney re- 2:QO port • receivt:~ Jltre. Ivaftow; clipped 3:80 2.e IICcOnda qtf the former record 4:00 oet by Anti \'loktrl In Fl.. and on 1:00 Gel 11, 1"', ace:ordlna to tha 8:00 ......n. 8:J& 8:80 7:80 , 8:00 8!30 9:30 Su~rma~ ' 8:00 6:30 "' ...,h...,~st 8:30 Sporb Ji:Yt 8:48 NBC Newa 7:00 Produeer'• ShoWeMO 8:30 Rebert MHIIOmtrJ ~:SO Soldlero of ll'oflune 10:00 l!J41i Tlf W:80 NeWs Uea.dllau 10:8() N\lewoteb , 'l'Oolibl 1:00 SII!I .GR ,_,,oo Saturday-~~;~-.-- Sunday- Chanaei 8 Ja(:kle Gleasoo Show Gale ~torm .Sbpw • 8:30 SRO Pfayhouse 9·00 ' Gunsmoke Camp at JacksQn's Mill over the 9:30 0olden Playhouse week end. Sf:e wont with Mr. and 1000 ·r:.e L:ltf' Sbow Mrao. Walden Roush of Pt. Pleas· MONDAY ant. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mitchell 7:00 Jimmie Dean of Columbus and Donald Ward of 7:30 Boston Blackie California were wt!ek end guests 8 00 Captain Kang.aroo ot Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Newland 8:3G CorlliJII: Areber 9:00 Garry Moore • and Cam1ly of Mason. 9·30 Arthur Godfrey 1 The Dodson Apartment has be~n recently occupied by Mr and Mrs. 10·30 Strlk< It Rich M.. D. Coehran and ram!ly frotn 11:00 \'allant Lady Charleston. He ill employed at 11:15 Love of Ufe 11 :30 Selli'Ch for Tomorrow Ravenswood. , William Davis, Jr., A-3rd Clas.s 11 :4~ Guiding Light returned to t~e Hollonan Air Forco 12:00 Katie's Kittlhen Base at Alamagordo, New Mexico, 12:30 As the World Turns on Monday night after spendlni a 1:00 Our Miss Brooks thirteen . day leave w1tb bJs par· 1:30 Houseparty enta. He- Js a member of the band 2:00 Bla Payolt at hts baR. 2:30 BOb croaby Show Writer Comed7 Time M:ovte.Ume Cihooaa NewaPI<tuu WCHS-TV Chant'lel8 . Radio Dial ·•:oo 4:3& ·''30 5:oltl 1:1)8 Limp Unto lly ~el ~:80 Look Up 11 !Jve 10:30 CaiueJ.a Three , Eye on New Yolk 11:00 Let'• Tlke A Trip 11:30 Wild Bill Hiekot 12:00 0 Hec:kle 1nd Jeclll 12·30 Badge & Bulleu· 1:30 Big Picturt 110:00 1 !:00 Wt!. Belkve 2,30 Vaeatinn U. S. A. 3:00 Face the Nathur 3:30 4:00 5:00 5:30 6:00 8:30 ' 7:00 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:15 CBS Sunday News See It Now , The :tast Word. Annie Oakley Lus'Je. Marge & Gower Champion Ed Su111V4D ShQw GE Theater AUred HLte:beock '$64,000 Challen1e What's My Line Sunday News Special The Late Show . T ADS WA.N ~.ard of . (I) Notices 19) l:or· Soie AUCTION Tuesday, June 18 et 10:30 A. M:., PEKINGESE puppies, reasonable. 3 months old. Mrs, w. W. Call, Rutland, Olllo, R.F.D. 124. Sold 732 Sycamore St., Middleport. !arm. so will oeU 18 rood dalrf 84!2tp cqws, Holstein and Guernaey;--s Holrteln ti.elfera; 12. ho.s, ap· POULTRY FOk SALE-First Gen.· proxlmotoly lliO lb. taeh; 150.1~· ~ eration Arbor Acres Vutre!ts hena; ZO turkoya; I e,tra Croso Btoilor ciUclu. 1!'011 Fr-. ll!ltlmetn cood ri«Unc pony, s lilted; ~ EGGS....DeKalh the l'tollt Pul PAINTII'!tli frattQrs; plowa1 eultlvatorp, bam· let. HERll BERRY'S HATCH· PAPeR•HANGiNG mill; new Rl'•~d II hoy ERY, Jnc,, Parkersburg, W L V. R•ltlnPf' baler~ new apreader; 42 Va. Phone- GA·2.s686. 5-lO.lmoc Recine. Ohio. f~Qt lenath elevator with oleo• MOt8f} 3 wi,IOIU:, two rubber tire~~ h1y rake: hay titter; <UUI·Pl!<lr;, el!nj pJdior; chick· en Ieeder~ fi>llntllu; ho, fee<lera; lie oi,.;;, '"ctric p~mp; eiJCIIik:· ~ro~..-; .milk cqoler; ~ bot water ..,eater;1mllkera; str~n· " ""'~ 1111111 CODt; eablnet and t•· Wr, mlDI: bltakets; 8 rooma •t all kind of furl\ituu; antique~ and all kinds oft curtains; dJihes; pots; wan•: tible11: linens; rug1; aQ.4 otber itelal W numerous to . mefl1lon. · , L"J~ will llt f!~r¥84< bv cbureh. Godd•hf GARAGE DOOR, rocker, buffet, ~.....,.~ffo. antique umbrella stand, antiqu~ Insurance ~3, 1~, 17, 41p disbes, oil heater, day bed, orn· I amental shutters, glider, lawn llarneoSimpoon Ills......., Ageaey. ';Y• lltYe lit tho vl<lnlty of Pom• mower, table lamps. Phone 364. liliddleport. Fire - Aulomobller.,. • MlutiUl Stinet Piano &»V BotW. Pbono 131.6-X 6 7 6tc whlcll w;m be tate-a. bt~-ck and' \0-lU sell i.\ • ,relt lravingJ to L. C. SMITH standard typewriter. FOREMAN & ABBOTT T.V. SERVICE All makes Repaired by Es-· Excellent condition. · Mrs. Jed anyone tn need of IIUC:b a .,iano. pert -t'eeilnl.c.tans. Phone 6286 Y Webster, 206 Spring A~e. Pom· Wdte et tall for f111tber detalls Middleport tHS.tl eroy, 6 7 3tc to Puul F. P~f, credit Adjus~ or, C:-0 Heat&n's :Muste Store, !10 Two eb:-ycar..old cribs, complete. COAIPLETE Jnsuranc. Proteetlon, !lortb Hlllh St.• Columbus. Ohio. Life, Aute:. Fire, Polio. CQU DoD High chair. Phone 6251-M ~one C&pital 10737. Easy terms Mills, Mhldleport, Ohlo. 6 7 3tc ~ plafto acceptecl· 1.18 trade-in. 6 5 6te: WALNUT dining table; extension leaves md pad, buffet, chairs. Bargain. 63!56-Y. 6 7 3te RIDERS WANTED from Pomeroy, lCJ}Itr · Conitruction, 4:3012:3&. Call Middleport 608'1-Y. 6 7 3tp .bi• -- -'-- ---- p ,...,...·. ... 3:00 Brlgbter: Day Se"f•t swrm . UO Edfe of Nlgbl 4,00 The Eorty Show 5:30 Your Euo,R'eporter 5:45 ~pvts Parade · 15:~$ Weatherman 8:00 Action ' us Doualu ~ward• 8:30 Robin Hood r 7:00 Burns & Allen 7~30 T1Ient 8eouta 8:00 I Love L'ue!y R:SO lleeember Bride 9:00 $tudio One 1 10:00 Ui>-be·r,llnute'Ntwa 10,115 Se,.lll•r tlie Weotioer 10:10 ,Tbe Late Show 12:00 !:•lth FOr Taday '•**Yatu ua., 'taT il ,~ --rlilt'.lliifff. ,, . ' I •• lo!UW'a Clln""'ootoo Cl/llll ON 1111 VIRTUIII tlit'r~ willolillo HJI OOU!ft'Rf-'ADJ:hii<m. ' \ --~ liir . , . .~...,.. ' ' ·' {! 'of ~ ' -$5.00 ' Y0111 C9f\ hove thot S«<I'Id ~t in the chi 1dre;,•r rel6m, den, etc. From Our Maytag Scde! . .1 ,i" .................... (8) Auto 5qles ·rw ":M.Itl · . P,WIN S Rani- Extenalo• Laddera, 2 .r.::."J.U:orr-· , • ' I1 • "1t M.U. WMW lil.4li. $1,08ti.Pi!. ~ tUU•b " we•ft sen~ alnce' bluo ne]V. '1 6te e' 10~·c~~ f _dr. Sed~ Blaett'nlt'l1 Pomei:-oy. I loll! 82QD-X WE TOOit IN MANY I US£1) tvdl~PS_ ON NEW ~YTA.G.$. q:nc.· Help~anted br . ' tl ·co. ilcli:·~· ,; J.• It!;· Beoi~n. . · · 0. · ''t~,m.oo. 3,etl0•1l!illtl.; IJ.Ib ·ear .:;:.::;~ !>"~r~~,ree;~a~ _ ~----5-_2S·~ SJ!iJ!VICJt. ·;·,· y ...,;.,,:: ,vt·Pk,~~· s••ti.m' ·• -~ 1 .:Jif·~~- '"'ftl.if;04 0'11~~~ Q\III::lt ~~e~: · oa o, 0\llifJ>Od. mOlt Del"'"' 111 . .-- WE ._\IY, · =~~.c:lh:'~.1l'::;· .- i~' . MI>IO: jJ. Tltl,SVIJiiON pah'lnJ .., F.....,. ·~~-IIIUI~'t~7:t~· w~~$ ... . In ..tew of 'ANII WE , .. JTK\ICTURIIL I 11141\11· . "''' ·• 11\0N ~ M~~ HJO VA'-LlY JUNK CO todar'• II~ INJI!IMg I tun expense.of rephlc. iJig YGlir borne lilliJ COD~Iillll Qa.Ot of fa.. t.« 11t ~beet f4111' c:9YWI&e SPACE! . LARGE SELECTION f • 1101 tGVI!t" tile CAUSB Will NOD THE . POMEROY cqm, l"ur pr.,.tlt • - 1118)' MUST MOVE TIIJISE B£. WASH·I 'RS. ..........•·•·•rt I ., ~. -~, I -·1..\: .\ ~ IIIII ' flf . The IIIIUI!tt,llca Atents Aaoclatlo~ ef Meigs C:ou11ly ./ CONCRIJB. BLOCKS . OiW!ial.ll!rtiOb, qwDed k ~- Cif ;'otir" mtehantdl. Blle''t-- WOMA" for:. general hou11ewor , "SSolld .._ ..... L.taa" nar'" 'Pomef9y. , ' 8 1 eUl • ,· 4. tn famJ.Ui', See tlarence WoU, . ' · Jr., Chester, after ~:00 P. M. 1 GltUJ:SER BLOCK ue.1' Cll.nSKOan;.E SUpel!l Paa1: i 8 6 3tc t~,s&A,.oo: Jlard.!Op, power •!~ ilukLDOftl 'Ill< hlro, ,..,d,. ·a Mlln Norttt ol.,.,...., , ;";llli.' ~ r~ 111~~ ........_ . ..no~...o>~n.. •· M 1•,.;;,•~--'·- nll'l, , . · "· · ' .s 7 · ,.cooo~,rv. Loiot Bottom. P~ . .. BrlltJ burner wu beld tor dealert followJng a breakfalt at tbe new offices ot the Ohio Fuel Gu ~o.,' " llllll1dleport Friday morning, Atl.ll\dln¥ lho b>eakfut oud demonstration were: Glenroy Ewlns, Pomeroy; G. 0. Sch;moll, ~Jr Ati- · ~, bot I, Horaee ·Abill>!t, · Mr* R~~h DOdson, Alioe Yunifto.l{oward II<>'" gan, llaY.mq~d Kloe1, Sall)l Sol*. ~•4 ·e)la;loi,ll...,_ olllld4leport;' L. I. Lovllt, I!Ualn.,. Pr6mollo~ manager ol Ohio Fuel Gar, At~: ICaey Jo Gainer, Home Serike Director, Athena 11nd Jean Augu,. tlb~ Ohio ~Fue1'a "Bett7 Ntwton" Otltick11on. =~~~~~~~~~= 5 room aportlnept, II lin ·POIQ.tfor. ~,u 20121811 or see Dr. St., K. . ~- Ams~uy. -· 5 22 tl -.u-. •t """" MJllet, Oner st. 7 -· • 1 DUlliNG Otllt Blll ~;\U: A ctemon.dfatlon of the MaJIC!- ,llfq_i.hta._ ~roker MiDfCi{j!q. , OHIO month per WILL YOUR INSURAHCE . COVERALL THE -LOSS TRADE-INS Ohio Fuel Gas Host~ Dealers At Breakfast Sundar-- Chatnef ·13 llelp C.UlltJ Trea-•r FOR ONLY E. MAIN Saturdar- (hamttl13 ~ .,.,d v.. ASSOCIATED RADIO and TELEVISION 1 A. ~xo•j•~ ••w•~MKs•' thur ~ 104 - - The Set IMialled P.tUIIIN'i' IN ADVANCB AND WE KEEP ' Ul'I' ·IN OPEitATION Ait SeCo Me G.a ~ Sell Pldleo llld Admlnl Tnde-lns Sll! US FOR COlllPLETJi DETAILS FARM - Salem Township, 26 A. 6 roqm house, 2 chicken - 1 brooder ~ouse, double garage, building~ and farm ln good condition, c;.ROCERY - Rural village, gas, oil, meats, dry goods, some hatd· ware, this grocery Ia do-ng good busineq. and wHl stand inspection. ExceJlent business for couple. Building, inventory and equipment all go. . Earl D. Moodor, R!"Jh" Pftrl F. Park..., Atptnt Ponwrey, P.... 201 . 6 8 3te o,oo Clyde G. Mmone, 111:. and 11m ~ INialloillela ud lraterlll us 1 ' +tcjlafD lli<ti lla.iiOJ. T!le July meetfi!IWIII lie at t.bl> Amta Riw Uld u the retular Ute fallJ on July 4 - 4 . N- ho~ of Mra. (2·1) Rea I Estate · ---"'"' dle~ort. l )'b. ~~ !'Qif!'L\C • q,t ill><. 2 "dr. )."fl . . .l"' It I.Olf ••d ..... t.Utm. Jlr.,.flld .uri. G...-c. ~I ~d daulbler, .!(i-s ·· - • .... 1 i: (20 81 ;..-L.:....... ...!!. ••d Mr. ud. ill'l. CIQ't.il Bailey o/ AtheM, Mn, Clyde Well and da ,. &bter and Esther Hares called on Mrs. Maty Bailey Tllu......y. , )(r. and Krt. Floyd 8l)ence and Mre. Cattll SiNOn 1!'aUecl OD MN Jennie RoUJIJ. ThufiOiaJ. llewlt eallera at tho Pilller homo .-e l(i'. tn4 Mtl." Ralpb Painter and daupter, Mr. aftd .:u&u n.UWJ~a. }ln. De DYer HyaeH and 1011, D... I ;~=:.:.::;:::;:::;:=::;:::;:::;::, lor1 JohftiOA. lit. dd Jh·• Jj Harry Btowa ID4 tbtWI't'IL Notlte Help C..uty Tlnlncla'-' neMa ol .lir. and Mn. Le118 .. lARbllllo Wert; ltr. Real l!-e Owaen and Mra. Euuoe LaahMt •a4 ton Mr. and Xrt. l.eDII'd Lanbam anrt The Tu Books are now dau&hter, Jlr. and Mn. Vnn)~pen for the payment of Lanhalil o1.1 1!1 Port•nwrg. Recent e•flerr.. •f Kr. and 1956 June Tax and also De...... ww J•Ulo•• ..... Ill'. ali( linquent Tao:es. Books will v... ~'!In ~iD. Bullq close July!, 1957. Carper. the meetin1 wiU bt held a week b~.. . .....,1\am, ,ai_ -~~ II¥ - ..ww....-ol(lf u 1 If /oliorp - . lOwifl m.. -ebolcaliJ, Bliettil.u'l, Pciineroy. ror ,ren' ~etrie waUpape: · -e 7 IJIC ite0me;. , CUnton ll'llber, , Mid· .. Club Meeting Held On Thursday Glllf!IA JIJiolllif of" w. vlsltlng Mr. and Mn. Legtn1rd;. Lanham · familY. lilA \lory Bailey •l~ed church "- t,bitlter Sunday and , spent the day with Mr. ud! lfn. Clyde W't:ll and daugbtet. Dina ,..,...., Billie llellm ... Jerry Didc'lJe and Earl Ke1~n t!aUed at the Will Heilman )lome TuefdaJ, , Mr. and Mn. !pry !:'~·-~~od oo llr. WEST SHADE BeJn WiDard, Aana hart nd Mini lfart. White to He)ell Carper and Belva WiUar4 ' The b,osttlt: t«Yed ~freahmeD'­ to nine mel!l.be~» ,..tn4 two IUeatl. Mlos Ad• H~ W 111"1. Georco ••"-ute I~ $titlRY ~ :it:.''~·toP" =~ ~.3i&.tl11. ~matle, Pllooe a&ti-X. ,.(I Walk· In Garden ·mtlna I!Oell r.. tbe Co-op Wll lln. Lowell Ctrper entertained In • t)le Wtlk·ln Gordeh Club. June 6. Tilt meeting was o~ by tbe prelldent ll'adin& tbe Club ~· The bUlliReJI Rulon included NpOrts oa th e nr-ioutf commltteet and from ntemben who have attended dl.ttrlet meetipp. Rultt tor the Gardea Club Show were Nad and a JPfCla:l meettne Wit called for llnal plans for mak.in& .vraagements 111is,ned to tbe club. A collection wu taken to belp pay ex~nae1. Roll eall ._. aniWered witb 1 hint on. preparing nowera: for ltran&ementl. The gueft apeaker, Mnt. Geo. Carper, gave a very iJJtuesting 1nd profitable talk oo "Tree& and ShTUbo ~lllble lor School Ground Plantfq. tbe preslMiaa Ado llolklot and Louloe MIIIjred Hlrrison were tbe J~gu and and trea- blue awards were liven to Helen the riew Carper, two, Jess1• Saunders, two Lee Uoe al4 onf eaeh to llllna Hart, Loulle HarrifOa. Bertlaa Wi1Uamt and Marie Barnhllt. Rat to Edna Lee, NOTICE 0, APPOINTMINT same on Actrnlntttr•tor Ett•t• of Mildred M. D""t of July, ,-~-~~ Dec:e•PCI Notice is herby given that Mannina: D Webster whose Post Office Addteii.S i.s Pomeroy Natlonal Bank Building, Pomeroy, Oblo baa been duly appointed as AdminlBtrlltor of the Estat~ of MUdred M. Darst, late of Route 2, Cheshire, Meig1 C(lunty, Ohio, deceased. ; pated this 22nd day of May 1957. Hll_!l~'~~::_"!~!.:;,~~* John C. Baeon Thanb aod 9oedal Notlee• of Evenls •1.00. ObltiWiee PllbWhed at 1 cent par worcl. • epo( DAiL1' ' """b t cull per word; one lnl<rtloa..)llnlonwo oharse I!Oe.--4 for tbret eoDJeeUUve ~au. Spedtl- One moutb for 25 centl per word. ll'allnte o=eeatl per word will be charged tor adverttalng 11 0<>1 paj41or lbe IS\h of each month loilowlnl imertlon. ilirlin Ill verttaJna.~JJDuld be reported lmmedlotely. The D.iU)' Sentloel wtl1 not be responsible for mOH: than one in~ --rtlon. ,............ _, t.and Ntlrria whole POit Office Ad· dreli is R.aelue, Ohio bas been duly appointed 11 Admlnlitrator of the Estate o ~ Marvin Petty late of Me-lgao County, Ohio, deceased. Dated th.is 22nd day of May 19!57. John C. Bacon. Judge of th.e Probate Court Meigs County, Ohio (6) l , 8, 1!5, 3tc PHONE 398 ~ word Are Named •·;:ic:~s~::~!;t~;.t~= ~ RATES , I>IPTICE OF APPOINTMINT Slrn On .A,dventure.t In Learninr Noon News I!•II!Jbors Ll.......e 12:59 Sign On. Tbe Feminine Touch 1:00 Movies Afternoon Film FesUnJ. ComPdy Party 1:00 f:SO Lito Wllh Elizabeth 2:90 Cartoon Club 5:00 J·w~n Playhou,. 8:00 Mte:tey Mouse Club 8:00 Let's TaJk It Over 3:10 Five Stor Final · 6:25 NeWa ilnd Spor11 HeadiiDtl 4:30 John Dal)• News · 8:30 BUlY Graham1 1 G:OO Wire serv!ee 7:80 Fomouol"'lm Feotlval Voiee of Firestone S:OO Tbl Law'ttnee Welk Sb01r ''IS Ne1n Presr Conference 1:00 Ourt Ju~ · 6:30 Top Tune• and New Talent 8:QO 10:00 20tb Century Theater SherlU of COC:hlae 11 :3S Sl(~ Olf · • News ot tr.e Nltht 9,911 11:30 Tl>e Loll Ne• Tl>eatro 18 D:h The L.te News 11:10 Sign 11:tlt Timt .......... .=. ·= ... :':?m .... .•."..·r. 1 Legol Notice CONSJSTINT QEPINDABLE ltESULT8 lltl1i -. . Perbt.)S there Is 1 man or so to ""' found who parll hb holr lruted of cuttin4 lt fiat. But from wb.•t 11ve :seen on thb trip baet from the other end. ot the world, the Eastern male l1 by all odds tile most curious-looking critter J'veseen since my lut ant-bear lr.Tanranyika. Short Jlllnts ~re lOr small '!;Joy~ and i: am expecting t~at soon the Btune.r Br&wn collar will come back as high style and we wtll all be neat little English .boys on the way to the playing fields off Eton. EneUsh ehorte are the mark or a schoolboy, hi11 pred1-e umform, and so Is the cap. one of my cap-wearing, Bermuda abortl·weBrin,, Scotch-pia d walSt.coat frlenda wu sneering at me tile ctther day about my h.t 1 one of Mr. ~a.vanagh's best broad brimmed, black Homburas. He said 1 looked lUte a Mi8!1issi~d river bOat gambler who .had bou1ht his suit rhun an Italian tailor · He wu nearly right In all re8pech, and 1 took It as a comp 1. ment becawe the suit wu bought from a Roman tailor anlJ 1 am 1 gambler and 1 have be~n on riverboats and know the Ml~· slulppi and never knew a gamb· Jer who wasn't 8 full ·arown man with aU or a' lull-grown rt~an's at. of Mr. and 10:00 10:10 U :30 ll:SS U..~j f ,) u. I man· Iii Springfield. Ohio ~~ . but ar; . MASONN~WS . ;i ~~ a. QIIWir. trrlilti fa. iiii4\i ln1 the suh:iner •lllh •h!a ,..and. poronb. llr. ond lin. llalt>h Leo. Ia. OUu 1:, lit+• Theae youngsters that ynu drive aWJy would bl ~our romrtdea hen ' ' today. Amon1 them you could rayly walk and share their lauabter and their tal~; . You rould be youna and blithe aa)her. oould 1911 ntall your llllerd~. - .,, ' Cabbr.) • ~~ It, Blllht tate 11 : IO.Inaano H. HorW• walk lt. A V.1. prtMl• I.= ::JJ:'- ·::! ' II. Iouth""' CAiti\MEL or fat, gray or not, a crewcut lell.s me sevetal thinl!l. One iB that he'a try:lnr to fool himeeJf into beJievl,nr be's st!H a boJ. Two. he nev..- sol awav from Mom'• apron ttrinas. Three he might be juJt a toueb on the aluy side. Four, be hal lao senae whatsoever of what 1 II'OWn MIJ. ousht to loOk Ukl, wb1ch ia an adult. 1 exempt onl• on•)" person. ~ and he la auffertn1 from a scalp ailment wblch necesaitate• 11 close cUp. ' Garment-wise! adult America has gone back to college aM Is still bellevlng t.b at it orders from J. Preu and BroOks Bros. and at tenda Harvard, Yale or Princeton a~ortly after flnisblnr off at Groton or Lawrenceville. ThiS is 1.1 Inverse sntlbbishness w ~ l c 1:1 touches on the ridiculous. Jn my youth, we wore wid• pants apd abort coats in hililll BChool during the Harold ·r~e11 and John Held Jr. era . Later, in college, we wore gray flanne' pants and· brown Harris tweei coah and saddle shot!s as a unl· forll). But the grown men on bmlnesrt didn't emulate u1. They Recepted us as kich prone t ,, fa.,ds and went on dressing like grown men . lt seems to me that since the last war the American man has rushed backward to Mom't protee:tlon, and t~lli silly elothlnJl! bWiiness ' li part of lt. • DAILY . CROSSWORD He bas forgotten how he nn or to a dot's tall tied 1 ean, Droke window panca, loved to Jwlpe aome Delahbor•' apple•, red and riHe thlnka that always, day and nltht, hla eonduel Wll e•aett, rt(ht. In boya today he cannot 1ee the youn1tter t~at he uaed to be, For,«otten Ia that by·w:one day when he wu at mlaehiPDIII 11 thtf. ~·~ 11:'50 a.. m. --- ·-;;;~;-;-=-;;-;-----:::-::::::-:7:""'-:':::.::::-~-::--:;:7:-:-: -......,,.---...., --.'---:__--.,. an athlete, whttbtl he ta skinny West recently ·~s-slb:l~tt~hl out thoro · - ~._..._..,.. lllllly SentlDel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., June 8, !957-ll 2:~ u,oo • Train the children to discipline tbemaelves. You will not WIAZ·TV CHANN.L I " 10:10 Sl&o un 10,1s Chrbu .. Sci•••• Pro(rUI 10·30 What One Pei'Uiq Can Do 1 11 :00 This 11 The Llfe 10:00 Fury ' 10,30 Capt. oauant 11 :30 Man to Man :45 lndu1try on Parade 1100 True Story 12:00 OU ~ Adve.qture II 30 Deteriive'1 Dl1ry 12:11 Wfiaf'11 Yow'~uble 12·0()- Down on t~e Farm 1!:30 TV Cliapel 12 30 Hopa1ong Cassidy BowUn1 1 1: Championship 1:00 TBA Youth :Wants to Know 1.30 l:J11sebaU 2:30 Zoo Parade ~ · oo SJcy Klur 3:00 'lj'ldel'!de World ~ , 30 Sporta l!lye 4:30 0\llloot 8:00 llool lhe Pretl ~ · 4!5 News Picture 5:30 Statesmen Quarte'.te s:or F.o)' Ro~~ s:..S New. Plctur• 6"80 ••turd~y Jl!ll.AI Ji:mbotee l:oo Tal" of Boncal Lancero 7:00 Perry Cottlo 8:30 Cll-etll Boy '1:00 steve Allen Show 8:00 Ceasar's Hour 8:00 Alcoa HOW' , 0:00 George Go)>el 9:00 Loretll Youna Show 9:31l Your Hlt Parade 9:30 Ro_aemary Clooney 10·00 TBA fMO 'i1IA 10·30 Newa and ~porti 10:30 New... HeadUnea 12 30 · Sign Off. 10:., Nitewatcb 10:40 Nitewuteh 12'011" Sl(n Oft 8,2! sr.n on 8:30 Circle S Ranch 9 •30 Gum b)' 6,~~ Usually in speaking of discipline people think of some kind or punishment. However, punishment should be the last re- always be around. The better natured the parent, the happier Is the home _or the school. room and the fewer discipline problems you wtll have. Durmg my years of teaching 1 made a study of the best methods of teaching school children habits Th' 0 ( 0b d e Iencc IS article will contain some of the things J learned from that experience and study. ( 0 ne o the first things in training children is to be consistent. The same requirement yesterday, today, and tomorrow. Do not be strict one day and lax the next. Children soon get on to your methods and if you are Jnconsiatent tbe chUd will take a· chance He says to himself: · <~Father (mother or teacher) will not punish me this time." All youngsters deUght tn taking a chance. Be I t Y t k h hild 1 d au mus now w at C ren n your care are O· a er ing. You can be aware of what youngsters are doing without t~e appearance or wa•tching them . The teacher should not gtve his whole attention to the recitation, and too, every teacher should see *-11 his pupils rnost the time. Pon't become ab~orbed In the rccltatiqn ~.nd. fQrgct that there are other pupils m the room . I .w J EH ~~ . ' Discipline means subjection 1o rule, control and a habit of obedi"ence Yo h d dl i li ith ' 1 i hm . u may ave goo I!C p ne w ou pun s ent. ft depends upon two things-the nature of the child and your TELEVISION GUIDE WSAZ -TV Channel 3 . Saturcla7- Channel3 Sunday / I ...1 t I ' • !~i~::~il New .$ . . TO ro. .\ · , These Wotlaert Are In l~tre Good 299 JA:I, f!•00 R Co11dltion I ' RUTLAND FURM .· IT.U."'E fUIUoi·itUR . I .I OIITheBtlgllt*Cot-er ltJ ~dlepoJ'\ . I Rvtla..C., . 0~ · About Fire, lnsurc~~nce , I ,_""'7 V. D. EDWA8il$, Jm............ ~.II-X, WARNER.IIILI!, INS.· ........... Ph, 48·V, · Pomenl7 G E. RIJUTEil, INS• • ; , ••••••..• Pit. IIARNIS.SUIH()N.INS.......... oouowBS'NT~.~..·~~-•a.NS. .. ·s.········· INl Pit. ····· · ··· ···' ~~·"~ •··a• ·---...:.-.. . . . . -..}.1,-l----------"""-------.l '-----~..------------~~ilt· • 1 I , .,., , DA VJS-WAltNJIJI,INS........... Ph. su-I. Pome,ri>1 �. . " ' ' .. ...... - . .-· · - ' ~ 'a- - •• .. S-Daily SentlDel, Pameroy.MJd4lepori, 0., June 8, 1957 .. '. ' Daily Sentinel Day Book . The Daily Sentinel AW .,.OTI!D TO INTEitJ!IITS OP MEIGS-MASON ' RICHAIO S. OWIN- GINIItAL MANAOU IIYNOI.D I. GRIINI - IDITOII "Woaal advertlolng rooreaeniiU"!', JlottiDeiiJ.KJmball. Inc., au ~D A•e., New YoM City, 16, N. x. . -15i' tered u I8COOd. dua malllna ID}.thr at thtt pOJt otftce .t Pom ..,., Ohio. SablerlpUon rates: DeUvery by ean1er where available 30 ~~ttl per ...:t: one vear lo advance 1t The Dally Sentinel office, $115.60: 111 aonttdl. $7 ..80; t~ree months, $3.90. By motor route where avaUable· one month $1. By .mlilil one year $8; all. montlui, $f.2tl; t.l!.rw aaoathl. ~: one month. St. • ..__.PubllJbed everr afternoon except Sunday by 'Ibe Ohio ValleJ' Sen~. Inc., lit 110 Mechanic St .• Pomeroy, 0 . Buaineu office pbooe..,. editorial office p~ 397. PLAN AOSI DANCE evenlug from fH2 the Monday 1 Powder Puff Club ia spocsoring a Rose Dance at t~e K. of P. Hall wbeJI a King and Queen will be ehOien dunng the evtmina. Music W11J1 bt furnlshed by the Moon· lighters'. Judges for thP royal cou· ple wUI be Mr. and Mrs. Horace MeEII\.inny and Mr. and M rs. Cash Bahr. Refrttshments w1ll be sold 11t tlle dance. I Ed . Note : Dean E. 0. Saunders had so many requests for TO MilT TUESDAy The Second Ward WomHJ'! Ciub will mtet Tutaday evening at 7 P, M. at tlle ward house. Members at'e requested kt bring articles for an auction s;tle. Refre11hments will be served. mora articles on discipline from The Daily Sentinel readers that he consented to do one "'final roundup" summary. The llean's discipline ideas are not new. You tan read about them in book after bo?k on the problems of discipline. What is new about these principals is that the Dean has tried them out and made them work over a period of 63 years of active teaching. We venture to suggest that nQ single other ai.lthor in America PLAN AUCTION The Twilight Garden Club will meet Thursday evening at the home af Ml$lsea Ethel and Clara Garland with Mrs. Norman McCal· lurn as co-llosteu. An auction ule will be held durin& the evening. Firmness, Kindness, Consistency, Love, Are Basic Principles Of Discipline In Dealing With Children Says Saunders discoursing on the discipline and guidance subject, regardless of lhe number of degrees he displays after his name, has this proved record behind him. These aren't ideas the Dean read somewhe~e and is repeating by rote to get his Doctor's Degree tn educatoon They are systems of dealing with young people that have been tested, tried. rejected, modified. and, finally emerged as proved methods of working with children over a three-stale area, Ohio, West Virginia, and Kentucky . Thus there is little surprise that our readers want more. DISCIPLINE OF CHILDREN Meigs County News 9 •• sort. REPORT own nature, and thus, your methods. or p t~rents never should permit their children to tease for something. When you say "no" to a child don't yield to his coaxing. There is nothing ga•ined by threatening but if you do, be ce rti1tn to keep your word . If you dO not 'you are the loser Some parents expect too much of a child. Set behavior goaln at a level the child can reach . Remem~r he is only a child and must be considered one. B e just Never punish when you are mad. If you do you most likely wUJ regret it. I have known parents to punish when It appt!uJ·ed they were doing it to get even. This is very, very WI'Ong, . Be firm, kind, and positive. Discipline should be handled 1 on a business-like bnsis . Remember your chlldhood. What parents olton regard as bad conduct IS simply the energy in the child showing itself. Here Is a poem by Edgar A . Gueot that we older folks should rend occasionally: ' FORGOTTEN BOYHOOD He woal'l a lona: and solemn face and drlvea t~e children from hh'ptace; He duetn't Uk to h th ·• t d e ear em ..,ou or race and run aa romp about, And Jt tbey chance .to climb bl1 tree be ill ae: ugly 11 can be, If m hi• y~rd they drive a ball, which near hit pretb' flowera ahould • 1 loU, . He hldea the leather sphere away, thua hoping to prevenl their play, The youn11tera worry him a Jot, thi1 aorry man wbo baa for~tot That once upon a tlrne, he too the llell·aame rilllchlef UHd to do. The boyhood he haii left behind ~as atrangely vanlthed trom his mind, And he ia old and a:ray and croa 1 tor havlnl aufteNd aueh a lou. He thlnkl he never hod the joy that 11 the birthrllht of a boy0 ' av 1 ROBIAT c. RUARK NEw YORK-I believe 1 have rather rare for 8 distinction the 11 e tlme11, for this place. 1 don t ~ave a crewcut hairdo. Even raftr, I ttiH wear a llut 1 w th a brim on it, pinch It, llrJ 1 don't bot~er to put 1 bow In back. St!U more rare. 1 weou pants that hit t~e ln<Jlep of my shoes -.nd are big inouih In thfl !egg for my legs to breatftl! frec'v in As a curiosity, l still have normal lapel!! on my jackets, don' awn a vest wJtb lapelll, don't ha .! a Scotcll-plald eummer~llnd for my dhner jacket, don't haVe anv embroidered vests, and do'l;t wear Bermuda s~orts to buslnt!~,. I P0 11 lUvely do not, have not, an-i will never own a. cap. Ir this makes me a curiosif 7, I'm sorry, bt1t to eye~ accu11tom · ed to the sensible garb of he11Li hunters, bullfig~ter.s, and eve'n Americans as they used to look, I think t~e AmC!rlcan man Looks about as silly as t~e Amerlc 1 1 ..vomAn looks sloppy. a motter we touched on the other ctay. The haircut Is the topper P.:lr haps a mown skull looks well on a hi~h·sc~ool kid or college b >Y and is practical tor an athlete~ But un a grown man who b no1t ACIIOIIII DOWN 1· Pll'il l. Halrl... .& Uldibte at..k -, rootltoek 1 exetwap e. F&wn 1. Beard ot ~ 10. •-••-r. -• -.--., 12, Plunp:d I. Bupp6rtl forwaftl -t. ..i u. Border ~ P'"fai' Wtlal'lt IJ 11. AI'Jfnt (A.Jmaln.) (abDr.) I. Blmlt.ft II. RIYir C)'r.J 7. Win18 lt. DoctrtM mdta ll, M,ytlll~ · t. Dtmancl ft'IOAIMI'I 11, ~h\ : =. ~ ~~: llltor ::'\ Poor mant l'm eorry for ~ 1ur lot, the best of Jlfe ...o.u llava torrot. Cquld you remember what you were, unbarneaaduand untout!hed b' I-.._. -~ ~~ E hlanr) to-.ltlt,tlt IJ. Kin£· .......,......... ot Kart . ae, <0. Wuto matter ..........llloll <T.Cola 11'1'.1 U.Brooeh 11. Rubldlwa (IJI!I.I wilt 'finktl'l :: •. 1::11 *"*'""""'*"" 17. U1 1!~-r~;-1 tiC Monday ' ON SIGN 7:00 Today · 9,00 Romper Room 10,00 Tbe Prlee Is Rlght 10,30 Truth or Consequence~ Tic Tac Douah IUO It Gould Be Y<Ju 12,00 cw+ent ),00 My I,lttle M"gle 1:30 Tennessee ·Ern~ 2·00 Matinee Theater 3:00 Queen for a D•y 3:48 Modern Romaneea tr~?~%., e to return to cbildhoo 1. When dloper, and ploafore• b•· come llahlonable for arown men In Amerleo. " they cerloin•y shall, I wlU •till be bearing adequote lonJ panb and • widl'd • t brim me ua · (Copyrlcht. 19S7. by United l'eature Syndicate, Ine.) 1 Daily on·990• spot On Your Olive Ingraham 8'00 8:30 9 30 10:·, 00 10 30 11·00 12;00 12·30 LOO 1·15 1:25 4:30 5 00 !S 3G 6:00 6.3G 7:00 8:00 Life On The Farm Capta\n Kangaroo Mighty Mouse Playhouse 8 u. b Lucky It's A .Hit·~"" tlig Top The Lunu Rana:er Bia: Picture Town & Coimtry Cro,.roada Basellall Preview Game of the Week The Early Show You Are There Range Rider Zane Gr.ey Theatre Buccaneers ' CiiAii!ia, 18 MONDAY - 10:119 SOYIIT IITS RICORD 11;90 LO!mON UP - soviet runner 12:00 Albert Ivanov aet a 30.000 ~ meter 12:1S world recOrd of 1 hour, 35 mtn- U:3o utea, 1 seeond Tb\lrlday, aeccml- •:oe lnl to a Taaa Newa AJeney re- 2:QO port • receivt:~ Jltre. Ivaftow; clipped 3:80 2.e IICcOnda qtf the former record 4:00 oet by Anti \'loktrl In Fl.. and on 1:00 Gel 11, 1"', ace:ordlna to tha 8:00 ......n. 8:J& 8:80 7:80 , 8:00 8!30 9:30 Su~rma~ ' 8:00 6:30 "' ...,h...,~st 8:30 Sporb Ji:Yt 8:48 NBC Newa 7:00 Produeer'• ShoWeMO 8:30 Rebert MHIIOmtrJ ~:SO Soldlero of ll'oflune 10:00 l!J41i Tlf W:80 NeWs Uea.dllau 10:8() N\lewoteb , 'l'Oolibl 1:00 SII!I .GR ,_,,oo Saturday-~~;~-.-- Sunday- Chanaei 8 Ja(:kle Gleasoo Show Gale ~torm .Sbpw • 8:30 SRO Pfayhouse 9·00 ' Gunsmoke Camp at JacksQn's Mill over the 9:30 0olden Playhouse week end. Sf:e wont with Mr. and 1000 ·r:.e L:ltf' Sbow Mrao. Walden Roush of Pt. Pleas· MONDAY ant. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mitchell 7:00 Jimmie Dean of Columbus and Donald Ward of 7:30 Boston Blackie California were wt!ek end guests 8 00 Captain Kang.aroo ot Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Newland 8:3G CorlliJII: Areber 9:00 Garry Moore • and Cam1ly of Mason. 9·30 Arthur Godfrey 1 The Dodson Apartment has be~n recently occupied by Mr and Mrs. 10·30 Strlk< It Rich M.. D. Coehran and ram!ly frotn 11:00 \'allant Lady Charleston. He ill employed at 11:15 Love of Ufe 11 :30 Selli'Ch for Tomorrow Ravenswood. , William Davis, Jr., A-3rd Clas.s 11 :4~ Guiding Light returned to t~e Hollonan Air Forco 12:00 Katie's Kittlhen Base at Alamagordo, New Mexico, 12:30 As the World Turns on Monday night after spendlni a 1:00 Our Miss Brooks thirteen . day leave w1tb bJs par· 1:30 Houseparty enta. He- Js a member of the band 2:00 Bla Payolt at hts baR. 2:30 BOb croaby Show Writer Comed7 Time M:ovte.Ume Cihooaa NewaPI<tuu WCHS-TV Chant'lel8 . Radio Dial ·•:oo 4:3& ·''30 5:oltl 1:1)8 Limp Unto lly ~el ~:80 Look Up 11 !Jve 10:30 CaiueJ.a Three , Eye on New Yolk 11:00 Let'• Tlke A Trip 11:30 Wild Bill Hiekot 12:00 0 Hec:kle 1nd Jeclll 12·30 Badge & Bulleu· 1:30 Big Picturt 110:00 1 !:00 Wt!. Belkve 2,30 Vaeatinn U. S. A. 3:00 Face the Nathur 3:30 4:00 5:00 5:30 6:00 8:30 ' 7:00 8:00 8:30 9:00 9:30 10:00 10:15 CBS Sunday News See It Now , The :tast Word. Annie Oakley Lus'Je. Marge & Gower Champion Ed Su111V4D ShQw GE Theater AUred HLte:beock '$64,000 Challen1e What's My Line Sunday News Special The Late Show . T ADS WA.N ~.ard of . (I) Notices 19) l:or· Soie AUCTION Tuesday, June 18 et 10:30 A. M:., PEKINGESE puppies, reasonable. 3 months old. Mrs, w. W. Call, Rutland, Olllo, R.F.D. 124. Sold 732 Sycamore St., Middleport. !arm. so will oeU 18 rood dalrf 84!2tp cqws, Holstein and Guernaey;--s Holrteln ti.elfera; 12. ho.s, ap· POULTRY FOk SALE-First Gen.· proxlmotoly lliO lb. taeh; 150.1~· ~ eration Arbor Acres Vutre!ts hena; ZO turkoya; I e,tra Croso Btoilor ciUclu. 1!'011 Fr-. ll!ltlmetn cood ri«Unc pony, s lilted; ~ EGGS....DeKalh the l'tollt Pul PAINTII'!tli frattQrs; plowa1 eultlvatorp, bam· let. HERll BERRY'S HATCH· PAPeR•HANGiNG mill; new Rl'•~d II hoy ERY, Jnc,, Parkersburg, W L V. R•ltlnPf' baler~ new apreader; 42 Va. Phone- GA·2.s686. 5-lO.lmoc Recine. Ohio. f~Qt lenath elevator with oleo• MOt8f} 3 wi,IOIU:, two rubber tire~~ h1y rake: hay titter; <UUI·Pl!<lr;, el!nj pJdior; chick· en Ieeder~ fi>llntllu; ho, fee<lera; lie oi,.;;, '"ctric p~mp; eiJCIIik:· ~ro~..-; .milk cqoler; ~ bot water ..,eater;1mllkera; str~n· " ""'~ 1111111 CODt; eablnet and t•· Wr, mlDI: bltakets; 8 rooma •t all kind of furl\ituu; antique~ and all kinds oft curtains; dJihes; pots; wan•: tible11: linens; rug1; aQ.4 otber itelal W numerous to . mefl1lon. · , L"J~ will llt f!~r¥84< bv cbureh. Godd•hf GARAGE DOOR, rocker, buffet, ~.....,.~ffo. antique umbrella stand, antiqu~ Insurance ~3, 1~, 17, 41p disbes, oil heater, day bed, orn· I amental shutters, glider, lawn llarneoSimpoon Ills......., Ageaey. ';Y• lltYe lit tho vl<lnlty of Pom• mower, table lamps. Phone 364. liliddleport. Fire - Aulomobller.,. • MlutiUl Stinet Piano &»V BotW. Pbono 131.6-X 6 7 6tc whlcll w;m be tate-a. bt~-ck and' \0-lU sell i.\ • ,relt lravingJ to L. C. SMITH standard typewriter. FOREMAN & ABBOTT T.V. SERVICE All makes Repaired by Es-· Excellent condition. · Mrs. Jed anyone tn need of IIUC:b a .,iano. pert -t'eeilnl.c.tans. Phone 6286 Y Webster, 206 Spring A~e. Pom· Wdte et tall for f111tber detalls Middleport tHS.tl eroy, 6 7 3tc to Puul F. P~f, credit Adjus~ or, C:-0 Heat&n's :Muste Store, !10 Two eb:-ycar..old cribs, complete. COAIPLETE Jnsuranc. Proteetlon, !lortb Hlllh St.• Columbus. Ohio. Life, Aute:. Fire, Polio. CQU DoD High chair. Phone 6251-M ~one C&pital 10737. Easy terms Mills, Mhldleport, Ohlo. 6 7 3tc ~ plafto acceptecl· 1.18 trade-in. 6 5 6te: WALNUT dining table; extension leaves md pad, buffet, chairs. Bargain. 63!56-Y. 6 7 3te RIDERS WANTED from Pomeroy, lCJ}Itr · Conitruction, 4:3012:3&. Call Middleport 608'1-Y. 6 7 3tp .bi• -- -'-- ---- p ,...,...·. ... 3:00 Brlgbter: Day Se"f•t swrm . UO Edfe of Nlgbl 4,00 The Eorty Show 5:30 Your Euo,R'eporter 5:45 ~pvts Parade · 15:~$ Weatherman 8:00 Action ' us Doualu ~ward• 8:30 Robin Hood r 7:00 Burns & Allen 7~30 T1Ient 8eouta 8:00 I Love L'ue!y R:SO lleeember Bride 9:00 $tudio One 1 10:00 Ui>-be·r,llnute'Ntwa 10,115 Se,.lll•r tlie Weotioer 10:10 ,Tbe Late Show 12:00 !:•lth FOr Taday '•**Yatu ua., 'taT il ,~ --rlilt'.lliifff. ,, . ' I •• lo!UW'a Clln""'ootoo Cl/llll ON 1111 VIRTUIII tlit'r~ willolillo HJI OOU!ft'Rf-'ADJ:hii<m. ' \ --~ liir . , . .~...,.. ' ' ·' {! 'of ~ ' -$5.00 ' Y0111 C9f\ hove thot S«<I'Id ~t in the chi 1dre;,•r rel6m, den, etc. From Our Maytag Scde! . .1 ,i" .................... (8) Auto 5qles ·rw ":M.Itl · . P,WIN S Rani- Extenalo• Laddera, 2 .r.::."J.U:orr-· , • ' I1 • "1t M.U. WMW lil.4li. $1,08ti.Pi!. ~ tUU•b " we•ft sen~ alnce' bluo ne]V. '1 6te e' 10~·c~~ f _dr. Sed~ Blaett'nlt'l1 Pomei:-oy. I loll! 82QD-X WE TOOit IN MANY I US£1) tvdl~PS_ ON NEW ~YTA.G.$. q:nc.· Help~anted br . ' tl ·co. ilcli:·~· ,; J.• It!;· Beoi~n. . · · 0. · ''t~,m.oo. 3,etl0•1l!illtl.; IJ.Ib ·ear .:;:.::;~ !>"~r~~,ree;~a~ _ ~----5-_2S·~ SJ!iJ!VICJt. ·;·,· y ...,;.,,:: ,vt·Pk,~~· s••ti.m' ·• -~ 1 .:Jif·~~- '"'ftl.if;04 0'11~~~ Q\III::lt ~~e~: · oa o, 0\llifJ>Od. mOlt Del"'"' 111 . .-- WE ._\IY, · =~~.c:lh:'~.1l'::;· .- i~' . MI>IO: jJ. Tltl,SVIJiiON pah'lnJ .., F.....,. ·~~-IIIUI~'t~7:t~· w~~$ ... . In ..tew of 'ANII WE , .. JTK\ICTURIIL I 11141\11· . "''' ·• 11\0N ~ M~~ HJO VA'-LlY JUNK CO todar'• II~ INJI!IMg I tun expense.of rephlc. iJig YGlir borne lilliJ COD~Iillll Qa.Ot of fa.. t.« 11t ~beet f4111' c:9YWI&e SPACE! . LARGE SELECTION f • 1101 tGVI!t" tile CAUSB Will NOD THE . POMEROY cqm, l"ur pr.,.tlt • - 1118)' MUST MOVE TIIJISE B£. WASH·I 'RS. ..........•·•·•rt I ., ~. -~, I -·1..\: .\ ~ IIIII ' flf . The IIIIUI!tt,llca Atents Aaoclatlo~ ef Meigs C:ou11ly ./ CONCRIJB. BLOCKS . OiW!ial.ll!rtiOb, qwDed k ~- Cif ;'otir" mtehantdl. Blle''t-- WOMA" for:. general hou11ewor , "SSolld .._ ..... L.taa" nar'" 'Pomef9y. , ' 8 1 eUl • ,· 4. tn famJ.Ui', See tlarence WoU, . ' · Jr., Chester, after ~:00 P. M. 1 GltUJ:SER BLOCK ue.1' Cll.nSKOan;.E SUpel!l Paa1: i 8 6 3tc t~,s&A,.oo: Jlard.!Op, power •!~ ilukLDOftl 'Ill< hlro, ,..,d,. ·a Mlln Norttt ol.,.,...., , ;";llli.' ~ r~ 111~~ ........_ . ..no~...o>~n.. •· M 1•,.;;,•~--'·- nll'l, , . · "· · ' .s 7 · ,.cooo~,rv. Loiot Bottom. P~ . .. BrlltJ burner wu beld tor dealert followJng a breakfalt at tbe new offices ot the Ohio Fuel Gu ~o.,' " llllll1dleport Friday morning, Atl.ll\dln¥ lho b>eakfut oud demonstration were: Glenroy Ewlns, Pomeroy; G. 0. Sch;moll, ~Jr Ati- · ~, bot I, Horaee ·Abill>!t, · Mr* R~~h DOdson, Alioe Yunifto.l{oward II<>'" gan, llaY.mq~d Kloe1, Sall)l Sol*. ~•4 ·e)la;loi,ll...,_ olllld4leport;' L. I. Lovllt, I!Ualn.,. Pr6mollo~ manager ol Ohio Fuel Gar, At~: ICaey Jo Gainer, Home Serike Director, Athena 11nd Jean Augu,. tlb~ Ohio ~Fue1'a "Bett7 Ntwton" Otltick11on. =~~~~~~~~~= 5 room aportlnept, II lin ·POIQ.tfor. ~,u 20121811 or see Dr. St., K. . ~- Ams~uy. -· 5 22 tl -.u-. •t """" MJllet, Oner st. 7 -· • 1 DUlliNG Otllt Blll ~;\U: A ctemon.dfatlon of the MaJIC!- ,llfq_i.hta._ ~roker MiDfCi{j!q. , OHIO month per WILL YOUR INSURAHCE . COVERALL THE -LOSS TRADE-INS Ohio Fuel Gas Host~ Dealers At Breakfast Sundar-- Chatnef ·13 llelp C.UlltJ Trea-•r FOR ONLY E. MAIN Saturdar- (hamttl13 ~ .,.,d v.. ASSOCIATED RADIO and TELEVISION 1 A. ~xo•j•~ ••w•~MKs•' thur ~ 104 - - The Set IMialled P.tUIIIN'i' IN ADVANCB AND WE KEEP ' Ul'I' ·IN OPEitATION Ait SeCo Me G.a ~ Sell Pldleo llld Admlnl Tnde-lns Sll! US FOR COlllPLETJi DETAILS FARM - Salem Township, 26 A. 6 roqm house, 2 chicken - 1 brooder ~ouse, double garage, building~ and farm ln good condition, c;.ROCERY - Rural village, gas, oil, meats, dry goods, some hatd· ware, this grocery Ia do-ng good busineq. and wHl stand inspection. ExceJlent business for couple. Building, inventory and equipment all go. . Earl D. Moodor, R!"Jh" Pftrl F. Park..., Atptnt Ponwrey, P.... 201 . 6 8 3te o,oo Clyde G. Mmone, 111:. and 11m ~ INialloillela ud lraterlll us 1 ' +tcjlafD lli<ti lla.iiOJ. T!le July meetfi!IWIII lie at t.bl> Amta Riw Uld u the retular Ute fallJ on July 4 - 4 . N- ho~ of Mra. (2·1) Rea I Estate · ---"'"' dle~ort. l )'b. ~~ !'Qif!'L\C • q,t ill><. 2 "dr. )."fl . . .l"' It I.Olf ••d ..... t.Utm. Jlr.,.flld .uri. G...-c. ~I ~d daulbler, .!(i-s ·· - • .... 1 i: (20 81 ;..-L.:....... ...!!. ••d Mr. ud. ill'l. CIQ't.il Bailey o/ AtheM, Mn, Clyde Well and da ,. &bter and Esther Hares called on Mrs. Maty Bailey Tllu......y. , )(r. and Krt. Floyd 8l)ence and Mre. Cattll SiNOn 1!'aUecl OD MN Jennie RoUJIJ. ThufiOiaJ. llewlt eallera at tho Pilller homo .-e l(i'. tn4 Mtl." Ralpb Painter and daupter, Mr. aftd .:u&u n.UWJ~a. }ln. De DYer HyaeH and 1011, D... I ;~=:.:.::;:::;:::;:=::;:::;:::;::, lor1 JohftiOA. lit. dd Jh·• Jj Harry Btowa ID4 tbtWI't'IL Notlte Help C..uty Tlnlncla'-' neMa ol .lir. and Mn. Le118 .. lARbllllo Wert; ltr. Real l!-e Owaen and Mra. Euuoe LaahMt •a4 ton Mr. and Xrt. l.eDII'd Lanbam anrt The Tu Books are now dau&hter, Jlr. and Mn. Vnn)~pen for the payment of Lanhalil o1.1 1!1 Port•nwrg. Recent e•flerr.. •f Kr. and 1956 June Tax and also De...... ww J•Ulo•• ..... Ill'. ali( linquent Tao:es. Books will v... ~'!In ~iD. Bullq close July!, 1957. Carper. the meetin1 wiU bt held a week b~.. . .....,1\am, ,ai_ -~~ II¥ - ..ww....-ol(lf u 1 If /oliorp - . lOwifl m.. -ebolcaliJ, Bliettil.u'l, Pciineroy. ror ,ren' ~etrie waUpape: · -e 7 IJIC ite0me;. , CUnton ll'llber, , Mid· .. Club Meeting Held On Thursday Glllf!IA JIJiolllif of" w. vlsltlng Mr. and Mn. Legtn1rd;. Lanham · familY. lilA \lory Bailey •l~ed church "- t,bitlter Sunday and , spent the day with Mr. ud! lfn. Clyde W't:ll and daugbtet. Dina ,..,...., Billie llellm ... Jerry Didc'lJe and Earl Ke1~n t!aUed at the Will Heilman )lome TuefdaJ, , Mr. and Mn. !pry !:'~·-~~od oo llr. WEST SHADE BeJn WiDard, Aana hart nd Mini lfart. White to He)ell Carper and Belva WiUar4 ' The b,osttlt: t«Yed ~freahmeD'­ to nine mel!l.be~» ,..tn4 two IUeatl. Mlos Ad• H~ W 111"1. Georco ••"-ute I~ $titlRY ~ :it:.''~·toP" =~ ~.3i&.tl11. ~matle, Pllooe a&ti-X. ,.(I Walk· In Garden ·mtlna I!Oell r.. tbe Co-op Wll lln. Lowell Ctrper entertained In • t)le Wtlk·ln Gordeh Club. June 6. Tilt meeting was o~ by tbe prelldent ll'adin& tbe Club ~· The bUlliReJI Rulon included NpOrts oa th e nr-ioutf commltteet and from ntemben who have attended dl.ttrlet meetipp. Rultt tor the Gardea Club Show were Nad and a JPfCla:l meettne Wit called for llnal plans for mak.in& .vraagements 111is,ned to tbe club. A collection wu taken to belp pay ex~nae1. Roll eall ._. aniWered witb 1 hint on. preparing nowera: for ltran&ementl. The gueft apeaker, Mnt. Geo. Carper, gave a very iJJtuesting 1nd profitable talk oo "Tree& and ShTUbo ~lllble lor School Ground Plantfq. tbe preslMiaa Ado llolklot and Louloe MIIIjred Hlrrison were tbe J~gu and and trea- blue awards were liven to Helen the riew Carper, two, Jess1• Saunders, two Lee Uoe al4 onf eaeh to llllna Hart, Loulle HarrifOa. Bertlaa Wi1Uamt and Marie Barnhllt. Rat to Edna Lee, NOTICE 0, APPOINTMINT same on Actrnlntttr•tor Ett•t• of Mildred M. D""t of July, ,-~-~~ Dec:e•PCI Notice is herby given that Mannina: D Webster whose Post Office Addteii.S i.s Pomeroy Natlonal Bank Building, Pomeroy, Oblo baa been duly appointed as AdminlBtrlltor of the Estat~ of MUdred M. Darst, late of Route 2, Cheshire, Meig1 C(lunty, Ohio, deceased. ; pated this 22nd day of May 1957. Hll_!l~'~~::_"!~!.:;,~~* John C. Baeon Thanb aod 9oedal Notlee• of Evenls •1.00. ObltiWiee PllbWhed at 1 cent par worcl. • epo( DAiL1' ' """b t cull per word; one lnl<rtloa..)llnlonwo oharse I!Oe.--4 for tbret eoDJeeUUve ~au. Spedtl- One moutb for 25 centl per word. ll'allnte o=eeatl per word will be charged tor adverttalng 11 0<>1 paj41or lbe IS\h of each month loilowlnl imertlon. ilirlin Ill verttaJna.~JJDuld be reported lmmedlotely. The D.iU)' Sentloel wtl1 not be responsible for mOH: than one in~ --rtlon. ,............ _, t.and Ntlrria whole POit Office Ad· dreli is R.aelue, Ohio bas been duly appointed 11 Admlnlitrator of the Estate o ~ Marvin Petty late of Me-lgao County, Ohio, deceased. Dated th.is 22nd day of May 19!57. John C. Bacon. Judge of th.e Probate Court Meigs County, Ohio (6) l , 8, 1!5, 3tc PHONE 398 ~ word Are Named •·;:ic:~s~::~!;t~;.t~= ~ RATES , I>IPTICE OF APPOINTMINT Slrn On .A,dventure.t In Learninr Noon News I!•II!Jbors Ll.......e 12:59 Sign On. Tbe Feminine Touch 1:00 Movies Afternoon Film FesUnJ. ComPdy Party 1:00 f:SO Lito Wllh Elizabeth 2:90 Cartoon Club 5:00 J·w~n Playhou,. 8:00 Mte:tey Mouse Club 8:00 Let's TaJk It Over 3:10 Five Stor Final · 6:25 NeWa ilnd Spor11 HeadiiDtl 4:30 John Dal)• News · 8:30 BUlY Graham1 1 G:OO Wire serv!ee 7:80 Fomouol"'lm Feotlval Voiee of Firestone S:OO Tbl Law'ttnee Welk Sb01r ''IS Ne1n Presr Conference 1:00 Ourt Ju~ · 6:30 Top Tune• and New Talent 8:QO 10:00 20tb Century Theater SherlU of COC:hlae 11 :3S Sl(~ Olf · • News ot tr.e Nltht 9,911 11:30 Tl>e Loll Ne• Tl>eatro 18 D:h The L.te News 11:10 Sign 11:tlt Timt .......... .=. ·= ... :':?m .... .•."..·r. 1 Legol Notice CONSJSTINT QEPINDABLE ltESULT8 lltl1i -. . Perbt.)S there Is 1 man or so to ""' found who parll hb holr lruted of cuttin4 lt fiat. But from wb.•t 11ve :seen on thb trip baet from the other end. ot the world, the Eastern male l1 by all odds tile most curious-looking critter J'veseen since my lut ant-bear lr.Tanranyika. Short Jlllnts ~re lOr small '!;Joy~ and i: am expecting t~at soon the Btune.r Br&wn collar will come back as high style and we wtll all be neat little English .boys on the way to the playing fields off Eton. EneUsh ehorte are the mark or a schoolboy, hi11 pred1-e umform, and so Is the cap. one of my cap-wearing, Bermuda abortl·weBrin,, Scotch-pia d walSt.coat frlenda wu sneering at me tile ctther day about my h.t 1 one of Mr. ~a.vanagh's best broad brimmed, black Homburas. He said 1 looked lUte a Mi8!1issi~d river bOat gambler who .had bou1ht his suit rhun an Italian tailor · He wu nearly right In all re8pech, and 1 took It as a comp 1. ment becawe the suit wu bought from a Roman tailor anlJ 1 am 1 gambler and 1 have be~n on riverboats and know the Ml~· slulppi and never knew a gamb· Jer who wasn't 8 full ·arown man with aU or a' lull-grown rt~an's at. of Mr. and 10:00 10:10 U :30 ll:SS U..~j f ,) u. I man· Iii Springfield. Ohio ~~ . but ar; . MASONN~WS . ;i ~~ a. QIIWir. trrlilti fa. iiii4\i ln1 the suh:iner •lllh •h!a ,..and. poronb. llr. ond lin. llalt>h Leo. Ia. OUu 1:, lit+• Theae youngsters that ynu drive aWJy would bl ~our romrtdea hen ' ' today. Amon1 them you could rayly walk and share their lauabter and their tal~; . You rould be youna and blithe aa)her. oould 1911 ntall your llllerd~. - .,, ' Cabbr.) • ~~ It, Blllht tate 11 : IO.Inaano H. HorW• walk lt. A V.1. prtMl• I.= ::JJ:'- ·::! ' II. Iouth""' CAiti\MEL or fat, gray or not, a crewcut lell.s me sevetal thinl!l. One iB that he'a try:lnr to fool himeeJf into beJievl,nr be's st!H a boJ. Two. he nev..- sol awav from Mom'• apron ttrinas. Three he might be juJt a toueb on the aluy side. Four, be hal lao senae whatsoever of what 1 II'OWn MIJ. ousht to loOk Ukl, wb1ch ia an adult. 1 exempt onl• on•)" person. ~ and he la auffertn1 from a scalp ailment wblch necesaitate• 11 close cUp. ' Garment-wise! adult America has gone back to college aM Is still bellevlng t.b at it orders from J. Preu and BroOks Bros. and at tenda Harvard, Yale or Princeton a~ortly after flnisblnr off at Groton or Lawrenceville. ThiS is 1.1 Inverse sntlbbishness w ~ l c 1:1 touches on the ridiculous. Jn my youth, we wore wid• pants apd abort coats in hililll BChool during the Harold ·r~e11 and John Held Jr. era . Later, in college, we wore gray flanne' pants and· brown Harris tweei coah and saddle shot!s as a unl· forll). But the grown men on bmlnesrt didn't emulate u1. They Recepted us as kich prone t ,, fa.,ds and went on dressing like grown men . lt seems to me that since the last war the American man has rushed backward to Mom't protee:tlon, and t~lli silly elothlnJl! bWiiness ' li part of lt. • DAILY . CROSSWORD He bas forgotten how he nn or to a dot's tall tied 1 ean, Droke window panca, loved to Jwlpe aome Delahbor•' apple•, red and riHe thlnka that always, day and nltht, hla eonduel Wll e•aett, rt(ht. In boya today he cannot 1ee the youn1tter t~at he uaed to be, For,«otten Ia that by·w:one day when he wu at mlaehiPDIII 11 thtf. ~·~ 11:'50 a.. m. --- ·-;;;~;-;-=-;;-;-----:::-::::::-:7:""'-:':::.::::-~-::--:;:7:-:-: -......,,.---...., --.'---:__--.,. an athlete, whttbtl he ta skinny West recently ·~s-slb:l~tt~hl out thoro · - ~._..._..,.. lllllly SentlDel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., June 8, !957-ll 2:~ u,oo • Train the children to discipline tbemaelves. You will not WIAZ·TV CHANN.L I " 10:10 Sl&o un 10,1s Chrbu .. Sci•••• Pro(rUI 10·30 What One Pei'Uiq Can Do 1 11 :00 This 11 The Llfe 10:00 Fury ' 10,30 Capt. oauant 11 :30 Man to Man :45 lndu1try on Parade 1100 True Story 12:00 OU ~ Adve.qture II 30 Deteriive'1 Dl1ry 12:11 Wfiaf'11 Yow'~uble 12·0()- Down on t~e Farm 1!:30 TV Cliapel 12 30 Hopa1ong Cassidy BowUn1 1 1: Championship 1:00 TBA Youth :Wants to Know 1.30 l:J11sebaU 2:30 Zoo Parade ~ · oo SJcy Klur 3:00 'lj'ldel'!de World ~ , 30 Sporta l!lye 4:30 0\llloot 8:00 llool lhe Pretl ~ · 4!5 News Picture 5:30 Statesmen Quarte'.te s:or F.o)' Ro~~ s:..S New. Plctur• 6"80 ••turd~y Jl!ll.AI Ji:mbotee l:oo Tal" of Boncal Lancero 7:00 Perry Cottlo 8:30 Cll-etll Boy '1:00 steve Allen Show 8:00 Ceasar's Hour 8:00 Alcoa HOW' , 0:00 George Go)>el 9:00 Loretll Youna Show 9:31l Your Hlt Parade 9:30 Ro_aemary Clooney 10·00 TBA fMO 'i1IA 10·30 Newa and ~porti 10:30 New... HeadUnea 12 30 · Sign Off. 10:., Nitewatcb 10:40 Nitewuteh 12'011" Sl(n Oft 8,2! sr.n on 8:30 Circle S Ranch 9 •30 Gum b)' 6,~~ Usually in speaking of discipline people think of some kind or punishment. However, punishment should be the last re- always be around. The better natured the parent, the happier Is the home _or the school. room and the fewer discipline problems you wtll have. Durmg my years of teaching 1 made a study of the best methods of teaching school children habits Th' 0 ( 0b d e Iencc IS article will contain some of the things J learned from that experience and study. ( 0 ne o the first things in training children is to be consistent. The same requirement yesterday, today, and tomorrow. Do not be strict one day and lax the next. Children soon get on to your methods and if you are Jnconsiatent tbe chUd will take a· chance He says to himself: · <~Father (mother or teacher) will not punish me this time." All youngsters deUght tn taking a chance. Be I t Y t k h hild 1 d au mus now w at C ren n your care are O· a er ing. You can be aware of what youngsters are doing without t~e appearance or wa•tching them . The teacher should not gtve his whole attention to the recitation, and too, every teacher should see *-11 his pupils rnost the time. Pon't become ab~orbed In the rccltatiqn ~.nd. fQrgct that there are other pupils m the room . I .w J EH ~~ . ' Discipline means subjection 1o rule, control and a habit of obedi"ence Yo h d dl i li ith ' 1 i hm . u may ave goo I!C p ne w ou pun s ent. ft depends upon two things-the nature of the child and your TELEVISION GUIDE WSAZ -TV Channel 3 . Saturcla7- Channel3 Sunday / I ...1 t I ' • !~i~::~il New .$ . . TO ro. .\ · , These Wotlaert Are In l~tre Good 299 JA:I, f!•00 R Co11dltion I ' RUTLAND FURM .· IT.U."'E fUIUoi·itUR . I .I OIITheBtlgllt*Cot-er ltJ ~dlepoJ'\ . I Rvtla..C., . 0~ · About Fire, lnsurc~~nce , I ,_""'7 V. D. EDWA8il$, Jm............ ~.II-X, WARNER.IIILI!, INS.· ........... Ph, 48·V, · Pomenl7 G E. RIJUTEil, INS• • ; , ••••••..• Pit. IIARNIS.SUIH()N.INS.......... oouowBS'NT~.~..·~~-•a.NS. .. ·s.········· INl Pit. ····· · ··· ···' ~~·"~ •··a• ·---...:.-.. . . . . -..}.1,-l----------"""-------.l '-----~..------------~~ilt· • 1 I , .,., , DA VJS-WAltNJIJI,INS........... Ph. su-I. Pome,ri>1 �.,. \ .liHie FelloWs Baseball Play In County1 Middleport , ..-ws-tlnel .SPORTS DESK Sunday the fourlh round of games in the OVA baseball league will knock either the Hartford Tigers or Coolville out of first plloce . T.he clubs are tied today at 3-o each and the rest of lhe pack i.s waiting patiently to move up . Gallipolis, 1-1, has the besr chance to get into contention as Pomeroy ,comes to town. The Meigs Q<>ys probably still will be without !he services of a front line pitcher. You just don't go any,w!lere in the OVA without pitching, not with the likes of Geno Hesson, Dick Spencer, and Llitle Foozy Wolfe around. Pomeroy Is 1-2 to date . Pbll Collln<s had a real find in Huey "Big Chief" Reynolds, Fro~h tosser out of Marshall Coll4>~e thl1 aprJDJ. But no one was o1 biP to eome up, with a job in this au• for Reynolds. He had '• 1 stay In Huntington where J,I'J uuld worlc: ani! play eveninl{ ba.ll In an l"dustrial league. Without Reynolds Pomeroy i1 just anoth· Pr club with fair hitUna agai:ut good pitcbin.a:. ,, Collin• ml11ht try to wDt'k out 1 front office · deaJ • wllh man· ager Charley Stobart of MiddlE'· port who hu three experienrl'd pltchen available- himself, Miek Miller and Bob A1hley. Stobart , who hu taken ov,•r the helm at Middleport at 1 th,. reque•t or John Parsons, shdu' I do an excellent job. A protegf> ot Bob Wren's Bobcat ' ninE", and destined for the coaching pro· feBSion, Stobart, in Wren's own words, '" is Cull ol nerve and 'COU \'· age" Wtrcn wed Stobart fro · quently n his No. I utility i.'"'l · tlelder this spring and fou'lcl him more than adequate at thirf , 11hort anrl second balic. Middleport (}2, lilOCll lo Point Plea~:~ant. also 0.2. H e re·~ .,., chance for either to pull out of the basement. ' ' The Pomeroy Yankeea upset Sy. racuse 10.9 last evenlng ln Mel&• County Little League ba1eball play when the winning run waa forced home in the bottom of the lut inning u darkness a~d raln threatened. By Cbel TllllllCblll ' - ---:KINDF-R SIGNED- Ell • SA " ~~co C 1. 1 UP . ;-, ou"'?" • a 1 • - . 18 Kinder, veteran 42-y('ar·o ld ~lJ[h_t hander t_urnerl loose hy the "C'll· t'a~o While Sox last month . slg Md with the San Diego Par.lres o! thE' Pacifi C Coast I .eagul'! today and will report to th~m this week end. JACKSON IN GRIND COLUMBIA, N J. UP - Tonl· my Hurrica ne J<~ck.son , who tight~ champion Floyd Patterson for thr ~eavywei ghl J.i ll e m New York'~ P-olo G-:- ound s, J1 ~r 29, opened training camp here Friday. H:o; first two weeks ol trainln ,~ wiLl be devOteti to ge neral eonditionin::::. Manager Lippy Bre 1 th:~rt said. MIDDLIPORT LITTLE LIA:"UE STAND.INGS Indian~:~ Yankees Sen11tors Red Sox Mldilfleport Results Indian!! 4, Yonkl~ J· .., R w. L. 3 1 3 1 2 2 o 4 ReO Sox 4,J;c naturs 8 , S_ee .Upsets I . ' FJnate.rWald eoneeted five blr· catch BoiL AKRON. Ob'to UP-Tommy Bolt who tnet to control a hot temper, boge,Y' five on the finat hole kept dies Jn lbe second lf?UDd. _ thr~e on and Dow Fireterwalil, wbo appar· him from taking undlrputed fint the baclr. nine over tlte 8,820-)'trd ently doe1n't have one, start the pl!Ce. third round of the $22,000 Rubher City Open JOlt tournament today sharing a one atroke Jead. Bolt of Los Angeles contlhued to keep hi• temper In cheek FriThe little lireballing southpaw day and added 8 68 to his fint Louks was c&lled in lo pllt the flre day 67 for a six-under-par 1315. A out with two .outs and the sack• full . and the score 9-8 for hia side. Under the heavy preuure he walk· ... ._ .. ed Carpenter of the Yankeea, tieing the scorr, then hit Hank Clej land to forcP in' the wlnninJ run. The Yanl<c.ett bad Ullted four tlmea in that inning. Hits by Mees and Bowen, three walks by . s pitcher whom nobobdy keeping the Yankee scorebook knew, bad netted two runs. S:rne\18e bitten were Rick Crow, Baker and Louka with l slnJle each and Winebrenner with three ln...,es 6 a• ' In other Ll ~ tle League a:lmea Ra· cine beat the Redlep 6-3 bebind lhe heavy slug.cing of Wee Foozey Wolfe and the Pirates ouUatted the Dodgers )z.a as raln and darknus stopped the game in the top of the' flfth. Firestone C•untty Club c:oune. Fi01 terwald the even.4empered . ' · !1!~ "'frdoml Alblhemn'o'neO .. In"tllboe an1s.u,e n e 'I SO PGA-sponsored tourname~ts be ba1 played ln, added a four-under· par 87 to hla, first routid 68 to :!: -" Three younger prot--Gay Brewer Jr., of CmcinnaU, Johnny Pott of ~breveport, La., 11nd Walter Inman Jr., of Bolton ,M'aBS. lied for third at the halfway point with 1381. --, Ball OSS Aimin.g Toward FamOUS. ~ ::..!_L Run II'ISJI Derby _ ~ NO _EASY TRICK • • • • By Alan Mavtr . At Racine the winning run carne in the third inning wben Johnton singled and Wolfe homered. In tbe fifth Price smgled, Johnson walked Wk-kline bit int~ a double play with Price se!CJI'IDJ. Then Wolfe smacked his seeond homer. Neitber team committed an error. 'fhe Redlegs sot two in the fth as Gilbert walked and Tom WhJte homered. In the sl:dh Spencer walked and Tom White tripled to drive ln the final run. White had eight strtll:eout• 11nd four walks for the losers whlte Johnllon fam:ed ulne and walked four ror the wlnnera. Wolfe, pitchIng the !sat inning, fanlled two and walked one. Wolfe up three tlmes, got two hometl and a single ami three runa. Rick Sargent hOmered In the second for Racine with Wolle on. # -----,-- ? \ · EPSO~. England UP. - Ballymoo, the American-owned borae who flnllbed a IUl'prliinl aecond ln the 178\b rupning of . the Eng. llsb Derby, will be polnted for tbe lrlsb Derby next ntonth,' trainer .; VIncent O'Brien 11ld today. Crepello, the most heavily • favored atarter In 10 yean and already being balled as a "auper horse,.. ,o utran Ballymo11, owned by John McSbaln of Phlladelpbia, In the finAl 200 ' y~rds of the mUe and one-half elaulc Wednesday to add the second jewe1 or Britaln'& triple crown to the 2,000 guineu atakeil he won at Newmarket. May 1. Score May Hurl Again By Augusi Doctors Rep(,rt ' 4 CLEVELAND UP - n•u be at lelllt August before southpaw Herb Score pitchea for the CleVeland Indians agaln. Tbe ' Mldtlloporl Yonkeeo bum lim by McElhinney when be bled the Ieag11e leading ~dianll R If I Friday night in the Uttle Leagu.! Red Sox 102 010--4 3 1 play 8-4 aild toreed the 1tandina: h:. Senators 012 lb-8 7 3 to 1 tie witb 3-~ eacll. In, the othll'r Red Solt, Oiler and t;llke~. Sen game the Senators broke a 41 lie at.ors, Baumgardner •nd Little. in the bottom of the; tl(tb , with Line score: R H I fo11r run& to win 8-4 !rom the Red · Sox. pu.sbfn,l the latter lnur t~~ lndiins 100 201'""""" g 5 ceDar 4-0. Yankees, 301 04-x-8 7 ' Indians, Singer and Bush. Yan· The Yankees at:dea rutir cllncb· kces, Wilson and Slater. ing run, in tbe aixth inning· when _ _ Hayes walked, Allensworth and llOIINSON CAPPID Laudermllk singled and IWI gut , . on via an error, with two atolen WASHINGTON lJP --Jackle Rob bases, four tallie• c(lunted. J.u.on, basebaJ.J player tyrned bu..- ., LIt tIe Charley Swackhamet ineuman, became Dr. John Roan· laced out a three-run t.omer ln the velt , Robinson. of the a,cad~mic fi . I Ill> Sl ie>' d \)'II wwl~ F'riday niJhl. Robii!BOD, a:!!;~.;:; hid !dd~n 10,it~ donned (own to ~eceive in the next inning on Bing's an bonon.ey doctor pf laws degree single and stolen base and Aliens- from Howard University. . wortb'l slng]e TIIUCKS FINID Wilson, the winning pitcher, fan· ned four and walked one. Singe· CITY Mo. UP- Virgll tbe loser, fanned eigiU and walked City AtNleti~a· one. ' . . ·, , bas been fhied an ... aum and suspended ·I ndian run• .,.e acored lb the days by President )Yill Harflnt by McElhinney when he and I"itlge of the American League fow. Wire · aingled. Tn.ey added tWo in arping with umpire Litty Na~r; the foUrth on Singer's tilngle aud during Tbur.sday nia:ht'.s game with three errors, and . a final one by the Baltimore Orlolea. Bolin Jn the siXth on two errars 1r';;;;;;~~;~~~~~;;-._, and a Jt,olen hue. In the Senatora-Red Sox pm.e the score was at 4·4 when in the bottom of tbe fifth D. Little led, o ." f· with a home run, Baumgardne- · gets hie secon~ double, Oller walked two men and thl"n J. Ut!h doubled. Four runs had• tallied aud the winners .(!l&de lt stand up f"'r victory. Other Senator hitters were J). Little with his se~ond hit .a single. and Edwards with another sing!'· Red Sox hitters were Thomas, L. Searles, and Oiler, all with singleJ. ,:!:: .. ~·! . a BASEBALL RESULTS II THIS <;OULD AL$0 DENT YOUR POCKETBOOK Baumgardnler tanJ~ed 11 and Oller 'truckout seven In mound appearances. Both n• 1rlf•· Top Collegiate 9's Open Play . In Omaha Today Saturday evewUl ao to the te:r~~!c;i~~ ~c~lto~ld ;:.:o~~u~: .fund. , It the pic'nic dinlaw~ of the MIJ.. tJft Memorial Pe1arl and wn. Mrs. Chal'· Pit meta. ,, :JOHN RICHMOND Fulbner :Kuos Bul Wi~ DeCision Against Jones I Co.~pleie Auto ~service aluqani banqueL Dr. and lfu. C. H. C,Olumbut, Mr. and Mrt. WI )'Jl : Cltland, London, o .• vlfiled oYet tht holiday with ~- 11d M.n. ])end I Clel1mt 1nd llr. and Mu . Vern Cleland. .Ill. a.nd. lin Ma :-: Cleland, C"IUntb"u!~ J Wfft ov .>r niJih< pelll of ..,, 'lid, t>l n, • ft!IO : Vern Cleland ud D. D. ctel~a ud •Ptnt the night wU.h Mr. "nd Mrs. Denzel Cleland. 1M. t1t1 Klmq alia p.t Columbul risit e11 wltb tl1e CJelandl and thea IIJK!ill lhe n~t with Mn. Ltlab Me· Lane, Tuppera Plaint. The f.utern High School Ba.ad and some parents enjoyed. 1 p ·~· nic on the Chester Commons Dtl· eoration Day and then .. took part In ~be program •t the eemete1 y Mr. and Mn. Vlr,U Wood . Belpre IJ)4!'Dt ~emorial DIY wllh Mr. and Mrs. ll¢on WoN. Mr. and M.rl. •Zlehlnger and 11ona of end pHta Mro. E!to . Sunday. . · -.;-:-, Mr. and M.Tts. Geb.f.~ VIti Me~~ · and eiJiltlten· Cohtinlml were ~"'" cent ~tll ot M:r, Curl!• ·woil · 'lind . Mrs. ·Mr. an.d'·llrs. IUeha'ra M imd Mn 1Uy ~e'Ohimbu ·, '""flai diJIO ~ <iiffi. It tho h¥.'f· ". ) and Mrs. . . •bean o! WeekVa., Mr's, and '" '••' •' ,. Yost ahd ' Grove, 0., spent end with her parents, Mr. Harry Gutbrie, and .italumni blnq9et, · Mra, Harold Swartz and Df WUJJamstown, W. Va., , a~d Mrs. Gerald Swartz of 'I~~~~~! spent tbp weelt end with i:: folk• and attended the alumbanquet. Mr. and Mrs. darence Alberton '' •• ••• I• ' t ' & and son of Columbus spent the with Mr. and Mrs. Arf and attended tile banque-t at Tupper• Plains. · a11d Mrs. George Hensley recently visited Janice Swartz. Mr. and Mrs. William Carr at· tended the aluninl .J)anquet at Chester Saturday ~ening and stopped at the ~;ame affair held at ,. Yr. and Mrs. Purl Van Meter GaUtpoUS · visited Mr. a.nd Mrs. James .van Meter. Mr5. 1 Earl Hart, Racine, .Jper.t Monday ·~lth Mr. 11nd MrL Cb" •. P)lles and family.. Mcn~ay even· ing they vial ted Mr. Hart in a p k b fl .. l 1 aa: ers ~rj oap~ a . . , Mr. and Mra:. .J, T. Mee1 •,f Atheris spel)t Sund!lr, . .with Mr. anl:t Mrs. Thed Cro:v. Mrs . Minnie orr, . Bashan and Mrs. Edith McElfresh, Leonards. burg visited . Mrs. Letha Wood. Mrs. Mabel ,Swartz, Athens. ·h c 1 and Mrs. Lettie Mered.it , o um· bus spent Memorial Day with Mrs. I..etha Koblentz. Mrs. Violet Hill is a patient at lhe Universlty Hois:Jitsl, Colur .· bu~r. and Mrs. .Clifford Beavt~:-, Tuppers Plains, on the way home Mr. and Mrs. Robert Whlie ~f K~no, Ohio spent Saturday nig"'t Circleville and Mr:. and Mrs. Dale with Mr d M '' Beave-r, Be1laire spent ~ · day and famJ·ly~n rs. Wllliam Carr with Mr. ' and M:'S. Henry Beah~r. · Mri!l, Carrie Burson of Afh ..... li of Iowa and Mrs. ~~~ Mrs. Dora O'Brien of sh~l~~j:fe~~~~~~'·;M'ariort. · 0., reQIWltly VlSJ~ed the cemetery and called on Mr. and Ml'S. Malia 1 Mrs. _Ca rrie. Swartz last Wedne~day . evenmg. Koblentz i1 spending ~r. a~d . Mrs. Paul Bu~kley redays with his grandparceJved word of the death of his ents, Mr. and Mrs. George Gel~· brother, Keith, by 'drowning on heimer. Memorial Da,r,. Keith was' weJI Mrs. Letha Koblenl'l spent known in th 1s eommunlty having Tuesday in Parkersburg. spent some lime ~ith hie brother ~auJ, ami family. • one •• VDEdwatd• llllllranee of All E. ·Znil' 81. Ph- 31-:. . I"~ • ' " S.lect~on of 1957' 1 In Southeaatera Ohio : .6 .VAN. . ZA~Dt ~ . Phone · , " 485 •Oh , lo l · I'Jif>.,'f!;fi4, ' o1. ' ' t .- . . . ' ,, \ NANCY FARM '• ' '. ' :I ~. t" . '"\ \ ' ' " : ' ' I • ' l I ' '" J '' '' t .MASON NEWS AC Spark Plugs ancl Oil. Filten ' ...:__ Di~. J!.l hniba)"2D·, .li~d M~. INSURANCE? ::~ ;~E~E8T! THE SIIIITH f'AMIU Mro. Rbbert week thur Accidenls are e~:pen.sive. You can save yourseti. pleiJ· ty If you are cove~ by of our low-~t lnsuran~~ ' policleB. "· · - DtUy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mlddlepon, 0 ., June 8, 11157--.$ daQJ hter, Canal Mnc!belier, IP""nt ttre weekend wtlh Mr. and Mu. Ernut J(l')ffbt and ant~t4ed tht oo Kr.; and " e .. BaU PDlt would be n1dp for utt OD the Bi4ht of. JllM 115. Tht fl'OUP lt 1ponaorlfts the plaeina on tbe bulleUn bol:rd the 11lt df etrlurch offlcera for 1957·&8. Tbil will be done in tht rear future. Th·e meetlna cloted wJth the MYF beaedlctlop. .Reetat c•Utl'l on Mr•. EUa Wea· ver werf .Mr. and Mrt . Eddle Stl)o bart ot Middleport and Mr. o.od Mh. Arthllr S~tobart , AntiquJty . Mrt.. Grace Kelly has gone W steubenvme .f.o visit her ton, Sam· tUlly, and family and to at· her granddaughter'• ara~ua· several of the acap and . Top Of National League Looks .~e Bottleneck As Reds Lose • llu!llln lehool. hallqllll. It wu annouheed that the Volt.y Mr. and lfn. V1ttot WUl and e That was tbe word the Tribe re· celved from Score'1 doetora N·E~ '1 HAVEN ,, day. They said the 2.4-year·old )eft J. L: Stewart and Rev. A. A bander, now reeuperatina from an injury to his ri&bt ere at bia un- Angle attE:nded a Methodist coil· r OVA bueball lliiS received a cle'• Hagerstown, )(d., home would fl!rence In Bucthannon, W. Va. warm rpptlon from fano lh 's Mr. and Mrs. Donsld Brown liot be able to r8fUme workoutl sprin ... Aa the club.! get farlh r. ·· .Mn Io the Dodger•·Piratea ga'e • for "four or five wee'!ls." and children are villting Mrs. D. alona in the summor race w · \ big third Inning won the a•n>e for =-~~~~----~---C. Brown in Glen Ly.n, Va. OP;eet sreatcr lntere1t. Some s~ore, who ill scheduled to plt~her Shutecn. Gloeckner led Mrs. Clyde Bumgarctner, Don fine baseball will be played he ~o come here for further examina.4:17 off with a •insle. Blaekwell and and Eddie rec.ently "'lslted Mr to~nd many of the youllJcr play tions late next w~Jt. probiibly ·884 Dave Wellm•n 10t linclel whtc:b J~ . L. KeUy, of Brilliant. ,era of the area ju11t out of hlah would require at leaat 10 days or .833 .with four ertou PY.i •'f~ five Mra. Gr8;11h~c:e~ ··1nd family .. <)tool are having \~9·!~~ 9.111 two weeks to work himself back and Mrs. W. 1. Anl~n of SteJ· ,333 runs/ ...r - -~t11te of faat compa~y. 1 .,..., ~ .333 ' • ' into abape. benvllle, 0 • .286 In the fifth tho 6odgets tallied ly MIL TON RICHMAN fered the loa. --:c~-~ Mr . . and Mrs. Mark Ward were Rail, four times but fell .ahort All Richie United Prell Sport's Wrlt.r 1 Southpaw Warren Spahn of the on a buainen trip tp Virginia llod .273 Arnold, Mike Roberts and Dennis Morris, The enarled..up National Leagu!' Bravea acattered seven Pirate last week. Hom e run:-: I , Red Sox, 2: Moore alngled. Two basel on bllll race was Ugbtar than a new pair hits in na11ina: down hil sixth viclrlples; Alng, Yankee!! 2; doubles, and a hit bataman plus .t hree er-. of B"hoet today,· with both the tory over Bob Purkey. Bill Bru· Baumsardnrr, Senatota, 2. ron brought the runs Jn. Ood&ers and Pbillie1 tbreatenlnJ ton r,acP-<i MUwautee'a nine-hit of· bue, p,, during tbe wlnter. Pltchln~t : La\ldermllt. Yankee~. 1 'fhe game was called with the to step over the noundertng, flnt· lena ve with' a 1lngle, double and lr UnUM PtHI 2·0: Manley, Scnlltors, 1·0. Mc.EI· Dodgers havinH tbe a1cks full ahd plaoe RedJe11s unleaa ibey hurry trip~e. NATIONAL LIAOU. hlnny, Indians, 1·0; Bush, lndi.ans two outs. Del Ennlt' two • run homer lit W. L. Pet. Gl l -0. RH up and get a ~ove on. ' Rookle pitrher Jaek Sanford Is the 11th off Curt Barclay broke OMAHA, Neb. UP - Tbe na29 18 .817 Strlkeout11· Manley, Senators. 2!S; Dode:ers Cincinnati 202 04 - 4 7 27 1'7 .614: l}oa M1ke Llltle, Red Sox 22; Oiler, Plratea Brooklyn 071J Ox - 12 7 tbe fellow who may help tbe 1• tie that bad e:dlted between.the tlon'a top eollea:tate baaebaU teams 28 18 .609 ..... ~ Red Sox, 1 ~; Baumgardner, SenaPlhlodelphla Dodgers: Curd (LP) JUke Rob- f'hllliel born Jn on the lead, He Carda and Giants Iince the aaxtb oPenl!d the bt.Uie for tbe 1957 tor&, 15. 28 10 .078 2 coUe1e world terles erown today. Milwaukee erts (3) and Kapplc and Moore (2). burled them to within a halt· innlna. The ~ioleJ~beal the Wblte Sox 23 21 .023 4111 Si. Loul.a Plrate11 : John Shasteen and Butch a:ame of flrat plaee Friday nigbt • I Sunday'• Games when he atruck out 13 battCfl in when Bob Nieman doubled ln tbe Tna•, one of \he \9urney favor· 20 28 ,417 9111 New York Meier. Cindnnatl at Brooklyn 2 beatlnt the Chk:aao Cuba, 1-o, for 11th and cHme bome en Tito Franlte1, wu, to l)pe6 the meet aJahust t& a1 .a2e 1a11 PlilllbUr8h hla seventh vtetory. cona'e llnr.Je, 'he e.a,tern dJr.rict winner, Con· 13 20 .310 13\1 SL. LouiN al New Yorlt 2 ChlCIJO Chicago at Philadelphia 2 neettcut. Penn State waa to meet Redieg! 000 201--3 2 o 'rlclay'• ft"uth MilW'I\Ikee al Pitt!burgh 2 Not to be outdone, Roger (Skin.· Man ... Hlh 14th Homer Florlda S'ate, while an evening Racine 022 02x-t T 0 DrOGklyn 6 rlnc:innati 3 nliht ny) Craie aiJO led Brooklyn to AMUICAN LIAGUI A rour·ru.n raU7 by Detroit in twln-biU pJtted CaUtornla aa:aiut . Rod tees: White and Speneer. b· St. IAula o N. ¥. nlaht 11 Inn. W. L. Pet, GB cine: Johnson, CWP·, Wolfe ell) and within a half·Jame ·of the top the aeventb lnolng knocked out ColorldO State and Notre Dame Phlla~elpbla 0 Chicago 31 J3 .705 with a three·hlt 8-3 triumph over Yankee •t111e r Don Laraen. ac'-lnlt · ~a State. Howell. Milwaukee I 0 New York 2'1 19 .!le'7 !I SyraCUic 342 •000 -- "8 6 3 Cineinnatl . .Craie. who ' pitched hi a Fronk . .1\lna'• two-run olncJe off - • • Detroit 25 23 .521 8 vankee• 001 004 - 10 4 flrat complete game 11 18 atar\1, reliever Bob Grim bigbllgh)<r til• ln1 lhree by Dli lim temon, In . NEED Cleveland 23 22 .311 81,i: Syracuae: Witllama, LouD (6) IIYC the DodJeta their fourth T11era' wU11ling roily. Jili' Bun- fublonlnt Ill vlclory. Roc~ CoBoston 23 2!1 .4'79 10 and Winebrenner. Ylnkeet: Me· atrallht victory while handin& the nina atruck · out 10 blotters in lavlto. blaattd '"" h,omen. Kansaa Cit.)' 21 25 .441 lll,i Kenzie, Bowen (4) (WP), and Web- RedltJI their fourth loll in the notchlq bla !Oib ll'iumplt, Mlck· ~ Mantle JUt bla J4tb homer for Catcher Hat Srq_lth af Kansu B•ltlmore 20 26 .435 ~2 last tlvt ••mel. ,·· ster. Ute tan)l:l. · CltJ' ~nneeted !Or a bOfDt!l\ ' two Wuhinaton !7 33 .340 17 Tbt Milwaukee Braver. also C!Qn• Wublqton alx: Cleve- doublH and a atra,l)e in "bits tlub'a flrhlay'1 Raaultt • trlbuU.d to the general boltleneck 18 blta, Joclud· vJetoJ)- over Bostoa. Bait. 3 Chicago 2 niJht 11 inn. In the leaaue atandinlils by cllmb- lind pite~on 8 New York 3 night Detroit tnl to Within JWO MIIMel of flrJt ' See or C1ll Washington 11 Cleveland 7 nlcht plaee with a 0.0 ~c(ory over PittaKansas City 6 Boato,~ S night bur&It, whUe the $1. Louil cardin· Sund1v'"1 Gam.. ala moved \VIthlri '~ cames of the Baltimore at Chtcaao 2 lop wllh an ll·IMIDII 11-3 triumph • Washington at Clev~land 2 over the New york Glantl. Roston at Kanan CJty Chi,.. ....!,. Martin • 114 E. Mil• St. Pomeroy CHICAGO UP - Ex · middleNew York at Detrolt Jn the AQ"~erlcan Leegue, Blltl· weight champion Gene I"JIImer waB ~ack on. the eomebaek trail more beet Chicago, 3·2, in 11' in· ' ' ~= . ' tOday with a vlctorp over Tiller nlnga but the WhLte Sox retained their flve-aame J6ad when Detroit Jon ea. "Sure, Jonu bad me In a cor- defeated lila . second - place llJew ner almott all tbraugh lalt ni1ht'1 York Yankeli111 H. Wasbinfton tlght," )Ullmer said. "But that'r ll~ked Cleveland, ll-'7, and ~an. · · the w•Y 1 had It fii'Jred. I wanted au City ioPPd Boston, 6-3. sanrord's \3 atrlkeouu. gave him him ·to c6rner me. He J111t fell rlrht into place." ). the NaUon1l LeiJue lead in \hat Jonea'. manaJer, ~b Melnik department "itb ~ total of 80. #I• aald be wu "dlaau•t111d" with the )'itlded •only three hits in cxte~· I iDI ,hll acorel-..., atrlng to 18 .mdecl•loa, . , ·~ow are you 110in8 to 111)11 a nhtp. The P~il• a~ored the only IUY wbb'a ruonin•'" Jqne~t •N!:ed. run of .the aames off Dave IIIli· "U Fu!Jmer had r\ln bt.akward• ma!l..ln ,t~• lourtb. :il'bm:tn~ · by Rube Walker and any fafter 1 111.,1ver woufd· have Don Iimmer helped Craig to hl1 •••8hl him."• • 1 ~ Fullmer, ?~, dldn'l 80 hll<i th~ vlq\Ory •ovet the Redlegs. one ol • matter, but nttrt}y 11lrl · he the three' bllll ctvon up by Craig \' "ehan&ed 'at)'lel to meet Jo"'s.~ . fr'u 1 plnth-lrydq homer b)' ~~ &,!ley. lohnny KIIP!>Iteln ..1. COUNTY LEAGUE Plrales 12. Dodgers 8 • llacinfl 6, Rectlcgs 3 Yankf!CS 10 Syracu8'e D TIN TOP HITTIRS Middleport Bu sh, JndlanR WiBC. Indians Wilson, Yankees Bing, Yanket:~; Singer Indians co~\Jllsus. -A u. s. Depart· meat ot J\Brlcu1ture 11urvey of household food consumptloo of 1 .000 families indicated ltbout 3 . out of 10 Ameriean faD).lllel are not &ettlnJ IUfticlent calelum to meet recommended nutritional atandarda, saya Pauline Gruner, Ohfo State Un!ver1Jlty exte111lnn nutrition IPI!!t'lalilt. . Bolt, Finsterwald, Go Into TW.-d Round Tied ~nkees ~oreeTi~3-l;· ln~ta_ndings. · . · · •, · W•th Solid 84 \Vm Over Indians Nme 'For Lead In $22,000 Rubber City Golf Tourney ••4 Yankees Upset Syracusl) 10-9 . In Wild Contest • Three Of 10 Families' Diets Still Too Low In Calcitmt N 'l 4-Dallr$ei!UAol, ~-Mid4l~. o., June a, 1857' ':....:.:._...::.~"'"'""~ ·~ .. " 1:: �.,. \ .liHie FelloWs Baseball Play In County1 Middleport , ..-ws-tlnel .SPORTS DESK Sunday the fourlh round of games in the OVA baseball league will knock either the Hartford Tigers or Coolville out of first plloce . T.he clubs are tied today at 3-o each and the rest of lhe pack i.s waiting patiently to move up . Gallipolis, 1-1, has the besr chance to get into contention as Pomeroy ,comes to town. The Meigs Q<>ys probably still will be without !he services of a front line pitcher. You just don't go any,w!lere in the OVA without pitching, not with the likes of Geno Hesson, Dick Spencer, and Llitle Foozy Wolfe around. Pomeroy Is 1-2 to date . Pbll Collln<s had a real find in Huey "Big Chief" Reynolds, Fro~h tosser out of Marshall Coll4>~e thl1 aprJDJ. But no one was o1 biP to eome up, with a job in this au• for Reynolds. He had '• 1 stay In Huntington where J,I'J uuld worlc: ani! play eveninl{ ba.ll In an l"dustrial league. Without Reynolds Pomeroy i1 just anoth· Pr club with fair hitUna agai:ut good pitcbin.a:. ,, Collin• ml11ht try to wDt'k out 1 front office · deaJ • wllh man· ager Charley Stobart of MiddlE'· port who hu three experienrl'd pltchen available- himself, Miek Miller and Bob A1hley. Stobart , who hu taken ov,•r the helm at Middleport at 1 th,. reque•t or John Parsons, shdu' I do an excellent job. A protegf> ot Bob Wren's Bobcat ' ninE", and destined for the coaching pro· feBSion, Stobart, in Wren's own words, '" is Cull ol nerve and 'COU \'· age" Wtrcn wed Stobart fro · quently n his No. I utility i.'"'l · tlelder this spring and fou'lcl him more than adequate at thirf , 11hort anrl second balic. Middleport (}2, lilOCll lo Point Plea~:~ant. also 0.2. H e re·~ .,., chance for either to pull out of the basement. ' ' The Pomeroy Yankeea upset Sy. racuse 10.9 last evenlng ln Mel&• County Little League ba1eball play when the winning run waa forced home in the bottom of the lut inning u darkness a~d raln threatened. By Cbel TllllllCblll ' - ---:KINDF-R SIGNED- Ell • SA " ~~co C 1. 1 UP . ;-, ou"'?" • a 1 • - . 18 Kinder, veteran 42-y('ar·o ld ~lJ[h_t hander t_urnerl loose hy the "C'll· t'a~o While Sox last month . slg Md with the San Diego Par.lres o! thE' Pacifi C Coast I .eagul'! today and will report to th~m this week end. JACKSON IN GRIND COLUMBIA, N J. UP - Tonl· my Hurrica ne J<~ck.son , who tight~ champion Floyd Patterson for thr ~eavywei ghl J.i ll e m New York'~ P-olo G-:- ound s, J1 ~r 29, opened training camp here Friday. H:o; first two weeks ol trainln ,~ wiLl be devOteti to ge neral eonditionin::::. Manager Lippy Bre 1 th:~rt said. MIDDLIPORT LITTLE LIA:"UE STAND.INGS Indian~:~ Yankees Sen11tors Red Sox Mldilfleport Results Indian!! 4, Yonkl~ J· .., R w. L. 3 1 3 1 2 2 o 4 ReO Sox 4,J;c naturs 8 , S_ee .Upsets I . ' FJnate.rWald eoneeted five blr· catch BoiL AKRON. Ob'to UP-Tommy Bolt who tnet to control a hot temper, boge,Y' five on the finat hole kept dies Jn lbe second lf?UDd. _ thr~e on and Dow Fireterwalil, wbo appar· him from taking undlrputed fint the baclr. nine over tlte 8,820-)'trd ently doe1n't have one, start the pl!Ce. third round of the $22,000 Rubher City Open JOlt tournament today sharing a one atroke Jead. Bolt of Los Angeles contlhued to keep hi• temper In cheek FriThe little lireballing southpaw day and added 8 68 to his fint Louks was c&lled in lo pllt the flre day 67 for a six-under-par 1315. A out with two .outs and the sack• full . and the score 9-8 for hia side. Under the heavy preuure he walk· ... ._ .. ed Carpenter of the Yankeea, tieing the scorr, then hit Hank Clej land to forcP in' the wlnninJ run. The Yanl<c.ett bad Ullted four tlmea in that inning. Hits by Mees and Bowen, three walks by . s pitcher whom nobobdy keeping the Yankee scorebook knew, bad netted two runs. S:rne\18e bitten were Rick Crow, Baker and Louka with l slnJle each and Winebrenner with three ln...,es 6 a• ' In other Ll ~ tle League a:lmea Ra· cine beat the Redlep 6-3 bebind lhe heavy slug.cing of Wee Foozey Wolfe and the Pirates ouUatted the Dodgers )z.a as raln and darknus stopped the game in the top of the' flfth. Firestone C•untty Club c:oune. Fi01 terwald the even.4empered . ' · !1!~ "'frdoml Alblhemn'o'neO .. In"tllboe an1s.u,e n e 'I SO PGA-sponsored tourname~ts be ba1 played ln, added a four-under· par 87 to hla, first routid 68 to :!: -" Three younger prot--Gay Brewer Jr., of CmcinnaU, Johnny Pott of ~breveport, La., 11nd Walter Inman Jr., of Bolton ,M'aBS. lied for third at the halfway point with 1381. --, Ball OSS Aimin.g Toward FamOUS. ~ ::..!_L Run II'ISJI Derby _ ~ NO _EASY TRICK • • • • By Alan Mavtr . At Racine the winning run carne in the third inning wben Johnton singled and Wolfe homered. In tbe fifth Price smgled, Johnson walked Wk-kline bit int~ a double play with Price se!CJI'IDJ. Then Wolfe smacked his seeond homer. Neitber team committed an error. 'fhe Redlegs sot two in the fth as Gilbert walked and Tom WhJte homered. In the sl:dh Spencer walked and Tom White tripled to drive ln the final run. White had eight strtll:eout• 11nd four walks for the losers whlte Johnllon fam:ed ulne and walked four ror the wlnnera. Wolfe, pitchIng the !sat inning, fanlled two and walked one. Wolfe up three tlmes, got two hometl and a single ami three runa. Rick Sargent hOmered In the second for Racine with Wolle on. # -----,-- ? \ · EPSO~. England UP. - Ballymoo, the American-owned borae who flnllbed a IUl'prliinl aecond ln the 178\b rupning of . the Eng. llsb Derby, will be polnted for tbe lrlsb Derby next ntonth,' trainer .; VIncent O'Brien 11ld today. Crepello, the most heavily • favored atarter In 10 yean and already being balled as a "auper horse,.. ,o utran Ballymo11, owned by John McSbaln of Phlladelpbia, In the finAl 200 ' y~rds of the mUe and one-half elaulc Wednesday to add the second jewe1 or Britaln'& triple crown to the 2,000 guineu atakeil he won at Newmarket. May 1. Score May Hurl Again By Augusi Doctors Rep(,rt ' 4 CLEVELAND UP - n•u be at lelllt August before southpaw Herb Score pitchea for the CleVeland Indians agaln. Tbe ' Mldtlloporl Yonkeeo bum lim by McElhinney when be bled the Ieag11e leading ~dianll R If I Friday night in the Uttle Leagu.! Red Sox 102 010--4 3 1 play 8-4 aild toreed the 1tandina: h:. Senators 012 lb-8 7 3 to 1 tie witb 3-~ eacll. In, the othll'r Red Solt, Oiler and t;llke~. Sen game the Senators broke a 41 lie at.ors, Baumgardner •nd Little. in the bottom of the; tl(tb , with Line score: R H I fo11r run& to win 8-4 !rom the Red · Sox. pu.sbfn,l the latter lnur t~~ lndiins 100 201'""""" g 5 ceDar 4-0. Yankees, 301 04-x-8 7 ' Indians, Singer and Bush. Yan· The Yankees at:dea rutir cllncb· kces, Wilson and Slater. ing run, in tbe aixth inning· when _ _ Hayes walked, Allensworth and llOIINSON CAPPID Laudermllk singled and IWI gut , . on via an error, with two atolen WASHINGTON lJP --Jackle Rob bases, four tallie• c(lunted. J.u.on, basebaJ.J player tyrned bu..- ., LIt tIe Charley Swackhamet ineuman, became Dr. John Roan· laced out a three-run t.omer ln the velt , Robinson. of the a,cad~mic fi . I Ill> Sl ie>' d \)'II wwl~ F'riday niJhl. Robii!BOD, a:!!;~.;:; hid !dd~n 10,it~ donned (own to ~eceive in the next inning on Bing's an bonon.ey doctor pf laws degree single and stolen base and Aliens- from Howard University. . wortb'l slng]e TIIUCKS FINID Wilson, the winning pitcher, fan· ned four and walked one. Singe· CITY Mo. UP- Virgll tbe loser, fanned eigiU and walked City AtNleti~a· one. ' . . ·, , bas been fhied an ... aum and suspended ·I ndian run• .,.e acored lb the days by President )Yill Harflnt by McElhinney when he and I"itlge of the American League fow. Wire · aingled. Tn.ey added tWo in arping with umpire Litty Na~r; the foUrth on Singer's tilngle aud during Tbur.sday nia:ht'.s game with three errors, and . a final one by the Baltimore Orlolea. Bolin Jn the siXth on two errars 1r';;;;;;~~;~~~~~;;-._, and a Jt,olen hue. In the Senatora-Red Sox pm.e the score was at 4·4 when in the bottom of tbe fifth D. Little led, o ." f· with a home run, Baumgardne- · gets hie secon~ double, Oller walked two men and thl"n J. Ut!h doubled. Four runs had• tallied aud the winners .(!l&de lt stand up f"'r victory. Other Senator hitters were J). Little with his se~ond hit .a single. and Edwards with another sing!'· Red Sox hitters were Thomas, L. Searles, and Oiler, all with singleJ. ,:!:: .. ~·! . a BASEBALL RESULTS II THIS <;OULD AL$0 DENT YOUR POCKETBOOK Baumgardnler tanJ~ed 11 and Oller 'truckout seven In mound appearances. Both n• 1rlf•· Top Collegiate 9's Open Play . In Omaha Today Saturday evewUl ao to the te:r~~!c;i~~ ~c~lto~ld ;:.:o~~u~: .fund. , It the pic'nic dinlaw~ of the MIJ.. tJft Memorial Pe1arl and wn. Mrs. Chal'· Pit meta. ,, :JOHN RICHMOND Fulbner :Kuos Bul Wi~ DeCision Against Jones I Co.~pleie Auto ~service aluqani banqueL Dr. and lfu. C. H. C,Olumbut, Mr. and Mrt. WI )'Jl : Cltland, London, o .• vlfiled oYet tht holiday with ~- 11d M.n. ])end I Clel1mt 1nd llr. and Mu . Vern Cleland. .Ill. a.nd. lin Ma :-: Cleland, C"IUntb"u!~ J Wfft ov .>r niJih< pelll of ..,, 'lid, t>l n, • ft!IO : Vern Cleland ud D. D. ctel~a ud •Ptnt the night wU.h Mr. "nd Mrs. Denzel Cleland. 1M. t1t1 Klmq alia p.t Columbul risit e11 wltb tl1e CJelandl and thea IIJK!ill lhe n~t with Mn. Ltlab Me· Lane, Tuppera Plaint. The f.utern High School Ba.ad and some parents enjoyed. 1 p ·~· nic on the Chester Commons Dtl· eoration Day and then .. took part In ~be program •t the eemete1 y Mr. and Mn. Vlr,U Wood . Belpre IJ)4!'Dt ~emorial DIY wllh Mr. and Mrs. ll¢on WoN. Mr. and M.rl. •Zlehlnger and 11ona of end pHta Mro. E!to . Sunday. . · -.;-:-, Mr. and M.Tts. Geb.f.~ VIti Me~~ · and eiJiltlten· Cohtinlml were ~"'" cent ~tll ot M:r, Curl!• ·woil · 'lind . Mrs. ·Mr. an.d'·llrs. IUeha'ra M imd Mn 1Uy ~e'Ohimbu ·, '""flai diJIO ~ <iiffi. It tho h¥.'f· ". ) and Mrs. . . •bean o! WeekVa., Mr's, and '" '••' •' ,. Yost ahd ' Grove, 0., spent end with her parents, Mr. Harry Gutbrie, and .italumni blnq9et, · Mra, Harold Swartz and Df WUJJamstown, W. Va., , a~d Mrs. Gerald Swartz of 'I~~~~~! spent tbp weelt end with i:: folk• and attended the alumbanquet. Mr. and Mrs. darence Alberton '' •• ••• I• ' t ' & and son of Columbus spent the with Mr. and Mrs. Arf and attended tile banque-t at Tupper• Plains. · a11d Mrs. George Hensley recently visited Janice Swartz. Mr. and Mrs. William Carr at· tended the aluninl .J)anquet at Chester Saturday ~ening and stopped at the ~;ame affair held at ,. Yr. and Mrs. Purl Van Meter GaUtpoUS · visited Mr. a.nd Mrs. James .van Meter. Mr5. 1 Earl Hart, Racine, .Jper.t Monday ·~lth Mr. 11nd MrL Cb" •. P)lles and family.. Mcn~ay even· ing they vial ted Mr. Hart in a p k b fl .. l 1 aa: ers ~rj oap~ a . . , Mr. and Mra:. .J, T. Mee1 •,f Atheris spel)t Sund!lr, . .with Mr. anl:t Mrs. Thed Cro:v. Mrs . Minnie orr, . Bashan and Mrs. Edith McElfresh, Leonards. burg visited . Mrs. Letha Wood. Mrs. Mabel ,Swartz, Athens. ·h c 1 and Mrs. Lettie Mered.it , o um· bus spent Memorial Day with Mrs. I..etha Koblentz. Mrs. Violet Hill is a patient at lhe Universlty Hois:Jitsl, Colur .· bu~r. and Mrs. .Clifford Beavt~:-, Tuppers Plains, on the way home Mr. and Mrs. Robert Whlie ~f K~no, Ohio spent Saturday nig"'t Circleville and Mr:. and Mrs. Dale with Mr d M '' Beave-r, Be1laire spent ~ · day and famJ·ly~n rs. Wllliam Carr with Mr. ' and M:'S. Henry Beah~r. · Mri!l, Carrie Burson of Afh ..... li of Iowa and Mrs. ~~~ Mrs. Dora O'Brien of sh~l~~j:fe~~~~~~'·;M'ariort. · 0., reQIWltly VlSJ~ed the cemetery and called on Mr. and Ml'S. Malia 1 Mrs. _Ca rrie. Swartz last Wedne~day . evenmg. Koblentz i1 spending ~r. a~d . Mrs. Paul Bu~kley redays with his grandparceJved word of the death of his ents, Mr. and Mrs. George Gel~· brother, Keith, by 'drowning on heimer. Memorial Da,r,. Keith was' weJI Mrs. Letha Koblenl'l spent known in th 1s eommunlty having Tuesday in Parkersburg. spent some lime ~ith hie brother ~auJ, ami family. • one •• VDEdwatd• llllllranee of All E. ·Znil' 81. Ph- 31-:. . I"~ • ' " S.lect~on of 1957' 1 In Southeaatera Ohio : .6 .VAN. . ZA~Dt ~ . Phone · , " 485 •Oh , lo l · I'Jif>.,'f!;fi4, ' o1. ' ' t .- . . . ' ,, \ NANCY FARM '• ' '. ' :I ~. t" . '"\ \ ' ' " : ' ' I • ' l I ' '" J '' '' t .MASON NEWS AC Spark Plugs ancl Oil. Filten ' ...:__ Di~. J!.l hniba)"2D·, .li~d M~. INSURANCE? ::~ ;~E~E8T! THE SIIIITH f'AMIU Mro. Rbbert week thur Accidenls are e~:pen.sive. You can save yourseti. pleiJ· ty If you are cove~ by of our low-~t lnsuran~~ ' policleB. "· · - DtUy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mlddlepon, 0 ., June 8, 11157--.$ daQJ hter, Canal Mnc!belier, IP""nt ttre weekend wtlh Mr. and Mu. Ernut J(l')ffbt and ant~t4ed tht oo Kr.; and " e .. BaU PDlt would be n1dp for utt OD the Bi4ht of. JllM 115. Tht fl'OUP lt 1ponaorlfts the plaeina on tbe bulleUn bol:rd the 11lt df etrlurch offlcera for 1957·&8. Tbil will be done in tht rear future. Th·e meetlna cloted wJth the MYF beaedlctlop. .Reetat c•Utl'l on Mr•. EUa Wea· ver werf .Mr. and Mrt . Eddle Stl)o bart ot Middleport and Mr. o.od Mh. Arthllr S~tobart , AntiquJty . Mrt.. Grace Kelly has gone W steubenvme .f.o visit her ton, Sam· tUlly, and family and to at· her granddaughter'• ara~ua· several of the acap and . Top Of National League Looks .~e Bottleneck As Reds Lose • llu!llln lehool. hallqllll. It wu annouheed that the Volt.y Mr. and lfn. V1ttot WUl and e That was tbe word the Tribe re· celved from Score'1 doetora N·E~ '1 HAVEN ,, day. They said the 2.4-year·old )eft J. L: Stewart and Rev. A. A bander, now reeuperatina from an injury to his ri&bt ere at bia un- Angle attE:nded a Methodist coil· r OVA bueball lliiS received a cle'• Hagerstown, )(d., home would fl!rence In Bucthannon, W. Va. warm rpptlon from fano lh 's Mr. and Mrs. Donsld Brown liot be able to r8fUme workoutl sprin ... Aa the club.! get farlh r. ·· .Mn Io the Dodger•·Piratea ga'e • for "four or five wee'!ls." and children are villting Mrs. D. alona in the summor race w · \ big third Inning won the a•n>e for =-~~~~----~---C. Brown in Glen Ly.n, Va. OP;eet sreatcr lntere1t. Some s~ore, who ill scheduled to plt~her Shutecn. Gloeckner led Mrs. Clyde Bumgarctner, Don fine baseball will be played he ~o come here for further examina.4:17 off with a •insle. Blaekwell and and Eddie rec.ently "'lslted Mr to~nd many of the youllJcr play tions late next w~Jt. probiibly ·884 Dave Wellm•n 10t linclel whtc:b J~ . L. KeUy, of Brilliant. ,era of the area ju11t out of hlah would require at leaat 10 days or .833 .with four ertou PY.i •'f~ five Mra. Gr8;11h~c:e~ ··1nd family .. <)tool are having \~9·!~~ 9.111 two weeks to work himself back and Mrs. W. 1. Anl~n of SteJ· ,333 runs/ ...r - -~t11te of faat compa~y. 1 .,..., ~ .333 ' • ' into abape. benvllle, 0 • .286 In the fifth tho 6odgets tallied ly MIL TON RICHMAN fered the loa. --:c~-~ Mr . . and Mrs. Mark Ward were Rail, four times but fell .ahort All Richie United Prell Sport's Wrlt.r 1 Southpaw Warren Spahn of the on a buainen trip tp Virginia llod .273 Arnold, Mike Roberts and Dennis Morris, The enarled..up National Leagu!' Bravea acattered seven Pirate last week. Hom e run:-: I , Red Sox, 2: Moore alngled. Two basel on bllll race was Ugbtar than a new pair hits in na11ina: down hil sixth viclrlples; Alng, Yankee!! 2; doubles, and a hit bataman plus .t hree er-. of B"hoet today,· with both the tory over Bob Purkey. Bill Bru· Baumsardnrr, Senatota, 2. ron brought the runs Jn. Ood&ers and Pbillie1 tbreatenlnJ ton r,acP-<i MUwautee'a nine-hit of· bue, p,, during tbe wlnter. Pltchln~t : La\ldermllt. Yankee~. 1 'fhe game was called with the to step over the noundertng, flnt· lena ve with' a 1lngle, double and lr UnUM PtHI 2·0: Manley, Scnlltors, 1·0. Mc.EI· Dodgers havinH tbe a1cks full ahd plaoe RedJe11s unleaa ibey hurry trip~e. NATIONAL LIAOU. hlnny, Indians, 1·0; Bush, lndi.ans two outs. Del Ennlt' two • run homer lit W. L. Pet. Gl l -0. RH up and get a ~ove on. ' Rookle pitrher Jaek Sanford Is the 11th off Curt Barclay broke OMAHA, Neb. UP - Tbe na29 18 .817 Strlkeout11· Manley, Senators. 2!S; Dode:ers Cincinnati 202 04 - 4 7 27 1'7 .614: l}oa M1ke Llltle, Red Sox 22; Oiler, Plratea Brooklyn 071J Ox - 12 7 tbe fellow who may help tbe 1• tie that bad e:dlted between.the tlon'a top eollea:tate baaebaU teams 28 18 .609 ..... ~ Red Sox, 1 ~; Baumgardner, SenaPlhlodelphla Dodgers: Curd (LP) JUke Rob- f'hllliel born Jn on the lead, He Carda and Giants Iince the aaxtb oPenl!d the bt.Uie for tbe 1957 tor&, 15. 28 10 .078 2 coUe1e world terles erown today. Milwaukee erts (3) and Kapplc and Moore (2). burled them to within a halt· innlna. The ~ioleJ~beal the Wblte Sox 23 21 .023 4111 Si. Loul.a Plrate11 : John Shasteen and Butch a:ame of flrat plaee Friday nigbt • I Sunday'• Games when he atruck out 13 battCfl in when Bob Nieman doubled ln tbe Tna•, one of \he \9urney favor· 20 28 ,417 9111 New York Meier. Cindnnatl at Brooklyn 2 beatlnt the Chk:aao Cuba, 1-o, for 11th and cHme bome en Tito Franlte1, wu, to l)pe6 the meet aJahust t& a1 .a2e 1a11 PlilllbUr8h hla seventh vtetory. cona'e llnr.Je, 'he e.a,tern dJr.rict winner, Con· 13 20 .310 13\1 SL. LouiN al New Yorlt 2 ChlCIJO Chicago at Philadelphia 2 neettcut. Penn State waa to meet Redieg! 000 201--3 2 o 'rlclay'• ft"uth MilW'I\Ikee al Pitt!burgh 2 Not to be outdone, Roger (Skin.· Man ... Hlh 14th Homer Florlda S'ate, while an evening Racine 022 02x-t T 0 DrOGklyn 6 rlnc:innati 3 nliht ny) Craie aiJO led Brooklyn to AMUICAN LIAGUI A rour·ru.n raU7 by Detroit in twln-biU pJtted CaUtornla aa:aiut . Rod tees: White and Speneer. b· St. IAula o N. ¥. nlaht 11 Inn. W. L. Pet, GB cine: Johnson, CWP·, Wolfe ell) and within a half·Jame ·of the top the aeventb lnolng knocked out ColorldO State and Notre Dame Phlla~elpbla 0 Chicago 31 J3 .705 with a three·hlt 8-3 triumph over Yankee •t111e r Don Laraen. ac'-lnlt · ~a State. Howell. Milwaukee I 0 New York 2'1 19 .!le'7 !I SyraCUic 342 •000 -- "8 6 3 Cineinnatl . .Craie. who ' pitched hi a Fronk . .1\lna'• two-run olncJe off - • • Detroit 25 23 .521 8 vankee• 001 004 - 10 4 flrat complete game 11 18 atar\1, reliever Bob Grim bigbllgh)<r til• ln1 lhree by Dli lim temon, In . NEED Cleveland 23 22 .311 81,i: Syracuae: Witllama, LouD (6) IIYC the DodJeta their fourth T11era' wU11ling roily. Jili' Bun- fublonlnt Ill vlclory. Roc~ CoBoston 23 2!1 .4'79 10 and Winebrenner. Ylnkeet: Me· atrallht victory while handin& the nina atruck · out 10 blotters in lavlto. blaattd '"" h,omen. Kansaa Cit.)' 21 25 .441 lll,i Kenzie, Bowen (4) (WP), and Web- RedltJI their fourth loll in the notchlq bla !Oib ll'iumplt, Mlck· ~ Mantle JUt bla J4tb homer for Catcher Hat Srq_lth af Kansu B•ltlmore 20 26 .435 ~2 last tlvt ••mel. ,·· ster. Ute tan)l:l. · CltJ' ~nneeted !Or a bOfDt!l\ ' two Wuhinaton !7 33 .340 17 Tbt Milwaukee Braver. also C!Qn• Wublqton alx: Cleve- doublH and a atra,l)e in "bits tlub'a flrhlay'1 Raaultt • trlbuU.d to the general boltleneck 18 blta, Joclud· vJetoJ)- over Bostoa. Bait. 3 Chicago 2 niJht 11 inn. In the leaaue atandinlils by cllmb- lind pite~on 8 New York 3 night Detroit tnl to Within JWO MIIMel of flrJt ' See or C1ll Washington 11 Cleveland 7 nlcht plaee with a 0.0 ~c(ory over PittaKansas City 6 Boato,~ S night bur&It, whUe the $1. Louil cardin· Sund1v'"1 Gam.. ala moved \VIthlri '~ cames of the Baltimore at Chtcaao 2 lop wllh an ll·IMIDII 11-3 triumph • Washington at Clev~land 2 over the New york Glantl. Roston at Kanan CJty Chi,.. ....!,. Martin • 114 E. Mil• St. Pomeroy CHICAGO UP - Ex · middleNew York at Detrolt Jn the AQ"~erlcan Leegue, Blltl· weight champion Gene I"JIImer waB ~ack on. the eomebaek trail more beet Chicago, 3·2, in 11' in· ' ' ~= . ' tOday with a vlctorp over Tiller nlnga but the WhLte Sox retained their flve-aame J6ad when Detroit Jon ea. "Sure, Jonu bad me In a cor- defeated lila . second - place llJew ner almott all tbraugh lalt ni1ht'1 York Yankeli111 H. Wasbinfton tlght," )Ullmer said. "But that'r ll~ked Cleveland, ll-'7, and ~an. · · the w•Y 1 had It fii'Jred. I wanted au City ioPPd Boston, 6-3. sanrord's \3 atrlkeouu. gave him him ·to c6rner me. He J111t fell rlrht into place." ). the NaUon1l LeiJue lead in \hat Jonea'. manaJer, ~b Melnik department "itb ~ total of 80. #I• aald be wu "dlaau•t111d" with the )'itlded •only three hits in cxte~· I iDI ,hll acorel-..., atrlng to 18 .mdecl•loa, . , ·~ow are you 110in8 to 111)11 a nhtp. The P~il• a~ored the only IUY wbb'a ruonin•'" Jqne~t •N!:ed. run of .the aames off Dave IIIli· "U Fu!Jmer had r\ln bt.akward• ma!l..ln ,t~• lourtb. :il'bm:tn~ · by Rube Walker and any fafter 1 111.,1ver woufd· have Don Iimmer helped Craig to hl1 •••8hl him."• • 1 ~ Fullmer, ?~, dldn'l 80 hll<i th~ vlq\Ory •ovet the Redlegs. one ol • matter, but nttrt}y 11lrl · he the three' bllll ctvon up by Craig \' "ehan&ed 'at)'lel to meet Jo"'s.~ . fr'u 1 plnth-lrydq homer b)' ~~ &,!ley. lohnny KIIP!>Iteln ..1. COUNTY LEAGUE Plrales 12. Dodgers 8 • llacinfl 6, Rectlcgs 3 Yankf!CS 10 Syracu8'e D TIN TOP HITTIRS Middleport Bu sh, JndlanR WiBC. Indians Wilson, Yankees Bing, Yanket:~; Singer Indians co~\Jllsus. -A u. s. Depart· meat ot J\Brlcu1ture 11urvey of household food consumptloo of 1 .000 families indicated ltbout 3 . out of 10 Ameriean faD).lllel are not &ettlnJ IUfticlent calelum to meet recommended nutritional atandarda, saya Pauline Gruner, Ohfo State Un!ver1Jlty exte111lnn nutrition IPI!!t'lalilt. . Bolt, Finsterwald, Go Into TW.-d Round Tied ~nkees ~oreeTi~3-l;· ln~ta_ndings. · . · · •, · W•th Solid 84 \Vm Over Indians Nme 'For Lead In $22,000 Rubber City Golf Tourney ••4 Yankees Upset Syracusl) 10-9 . In Wild Contest • Three Of 10 Families' Diets Still Too Low In Calcitmt N 'l 4-Dallr$ei!UAol, ~-Mid4l~. o., June a, 1857' ':....:.:._...::.~"'"'""~ ·~ .. " 1:: �... ... . ..... ... . ... __. ~,. ~ ' ' • , ' • ' • I na albour ._. ret"'b..rtlll!nt. w boa ' I RS • I" !Jl ' !Jl • -N -Ad • '' .v lb-0 fFiv rom Meigs t.ounty a u d AtO • U em eac bnme. 0 Bu A boll Lou IT FUNKENS dy.l· O Ml~ ll I 011 ~ hie Co tr Ky 0. D. 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