http://66.213.69.5/files/original/374ecaf32ef6d36ee16200d276392e0b.pdf 9275332c14bec1fbe67dc1595f5af9c6 PDF Text Text • • MORNINGSTAR l ,.., SimlllC)ns Pleas The Am erican Indians Cause IY IIIMA 1, lHLI Rtv. Weber 'l'bom& fill"<! 111 ., presidina elder at the Neaat. Cbapel &ntday in :tJre abseoce of Rev. lllrtin who was ill. .. • , ••.mid ll.wUI • The Dl:lily Sentinel. ' Monday, . LETART, W.VA . Mrs. ·Edward Baer Speolcs At Sugar ' ' Parent Teachers Association Met \ •. ' \ • Chll'leli HQl.ter .i8 very ill. Mra. Earl Sbtrler who bu been at Hoher H06pitaJ the cwast two weeb ~ returne.tDome . R.ltN: 2 ' 11011ioo. .__ -·· e tMIN Phyllis Van lliater ha• employment at Colurnbu,.,_ lipoelo'- Mrs. Liz:Q.e Viger of Cleveland porwo is visiting her daughter. IM.ra. Earl Shuler and famU;r. IMr. and Mrs. Earl .Fred:er o( P11J1 mo be char paid to lliOlllb Pine Grove were recent ·&Uesta ot Clark lhle and famUy . -·-·-.,. .... --- . Editorial Phone Bll'f 32 and t.he offering $7.92. John IhJe and family and Mrs. Seotin· form[ lrma lhle were Wednesday eweninl! llletlls of Mr. and ·Mrs. Robert Louks of Syracuse. "' ueea• publls ( eleph tioa. weather nttne ' Tuesday, Single Copy BullarK .,._ M JNgion Ohser:ves .37th ·utrth..a~· I Our HChooJ :teachers resumed 1 their duties after the •high water receded . lor eiJ at • I attendance wu Sunday School • ... WOLF PEN 1: MKER FURNITUUJ 11:1 ~ s299.oo! ' NOT I will p1arrt.A 11 April. < to Cha eto ~ ~ j. Ohio. JUUNG 1:: CINE MQNI t~~ .E'IO i:i TAR~ ROOMS OF I New Furniture ~ E = ~ BAKER .., ADS IN Tl INC OM Mi~ ~ FURNITURE ~ 3 On The Brllhlel1 Corner ~ i3 In Middleport c: 86 B. H. . ""BAKER FURN ITURI! Cl hour Phon X. I - - --- -~- - ~ ~ LowCi prlcei for '56 ••• take of ~ pmvea blend,. By wt• and handwork Mich ..J Simmons of Pomeroy, • frtci..,.nt visitor LETART FALLS to th• AMr·ntiont of the Pew- BY MRS. J. 0. ROUSH --- bab Hacl Spring Cleaning EAS,Y Mail Pho· 0 11153 I $Ill Ohl ... , Cou Send All Your Rugs, Bed Spreads And Other Household Items To Us er~ $77 OUR MANY SATJSl'IED CUSTOMERS Is Proof Of Our Good Service, Fair Prices and Quality Cleaning Give Us Your Cleaning Problems--And We Will Return l9S:i an, Ohi ,., Them Beautifully Cleaned .• , And Spring Clooning Wlll 10113 Be F~n. Phono 122 For Pickup And Delivery Service. Po: Robinson's Laundry (9) FAR on .•• co bo Tri- Lustre Cleaners l:eeolld liltreet MW tJtreet -...,. Oldo MlddleP<>rt. Olblo - · - - 2 - ----~~---- -··------~- ""' F. KIIOW!o... I lll THOMAS h~e TJiur~fY· I VI~! Dolly Connally of Lugnn, w. ,Mrs . .Mina Wise ~& . OC~n gull~ day Vo!., spcnl Sundlty Wilh Mr. and il1 at :the .home O{ hetson, , ;ij~e. ~r. :\~, · Mr~. G. 'J'. AdkiM. D. •Mrs. Carl QuaiL!, r~. E=e be~re ent and son Gene , o( <; r ruh. \\i1lliam Pi("kcU of Ndsonvllle Rd., and ~Irs. Robert Cyi"Us ot Gene Roy ' mo-vr.d Lhe first or .the week to the Kerr8 Run .spent 'l'uca4ax. · w~th Friedt ind Dall~s Hill f11rm. Mrs. S. L. Bryant 1nd M,r. ~nd tMft. . iiiDd IM;rs, Arza Bryant. . ' .. ()D iiMT, aod-lfl'l I 1\fr. and Mrs. 0. A. Thaxton Mrs. Don SJ?elit.-.ftlt.. , •D:d . . arc on a vacation to }'lorida. urday with her d•ttMhJ.v. Iilra. Joyca· 11 tcmrt.a·ea I I I Andcrso~ Rd''''" here hove hcon ••H· PhUiip Smith, Pomero~. v we..., . C:~nd New Haven #7.9l , ·,;,. the. mlllllpO, , · · E11st Liv~rpool. wcck't~ datory. 'l)e 1ut I tarm bi:Dk mt nute vote '*maa*ed an hich eu~ reversed •rnlous admi&- . jlolrttion vldort.. lillt clofeelod • Demoeratit drive t-O restote them . lbe admlnitttration alreadv ·object-ed ,to other pnwilione ia th4! bill ca111.. r..- lw'11Jriee, plaDJ for lt'beat and ri~. tnerep,ecs daiey - ·- ...... furltW MH'ch ~ I 111pports and dual pa'ritr. ·· , Cblirman Allen __ l, 1 tllender of the Senate Aarleunm:e Committe& boated: "We got wbat' we wanted blntlwok ABJG throuib the baek .. door!' Sen. GeG~. D. Aiken, rauklae,_ ~ ; ' .. of · -....- - . Uiilfin'Dl ·. ·- .... ~~our -. " SURPRISE ' ·;..:::;;t~ Awaits You-.: ID ~ · :~ l lij Oti!i,Niwly,;ti..._a~~ , , ,_ ' ' ·• i.~di~s koiiery Dept.. Tlle followlnl! NIIIDbera In 1st lly Full Ftihloned ·Nylon Hose Expieasly for Ben Fnihklln , Now· Beinlt Slooted At F~Jnklbt In Mkldle,Ort. .i "ri. Ruth Barry 51 gauge 15 denier ,.,.,!.!, dainty tapered Freneh h~el lllld dark seam, Sbes 81'.1 to 11. prlee now only · of l.bc First PresbyterJan Church Mr~ IDd rAtlnl. J:>.ll ~. t.t ltad' Tuesday, March 20, wHh Mra. CJ'Incicbildreo OD)(r. .. .4 rge Anderson, Mrs. James Mr "' """·-• ft.....,. • •·· ' anon, Mrs. Charlotte Perrin d S. Q. W...... ~ ""'vn.~*Jid., Mrs. E pp Icy as h oateases. '¥·, . .Mr , Llwre.C'e' ~te.le lbd-llrl, ro-44 an am~ndment Iff•. log the pric. supporta on I!O!'D, cotton and wheat to rrom B.'li to to pet" eent of party. The Senate alto approved ennther amendment mak. I$J .2 bUUob 112.8~ lhe weekend wllh bll A three roviv11l closed , MElTING CALLED ·Mr. and 1Mb. Charles VID.' Meter• , Rev. Sunday night ut tJw t'B Church by allon Grotlp of the .""'""''·/ Dell T~rlbott · ·Mt. · aQd Life. will Imeet tn Women'11 the room1 ·Mrs. Rudy Durst.18t&d recenU,. aDd son <oliO<! :Mr. Earlier, the Democrats puih~ . tbroueb 1inr the atlmiDiatraUOn - SPUADD · IDd :eons ot Eut LiVfl'POfl .tt.Pt"t eall~ * dav niftt ln-2. . Tend you'f' Jn.. .o like • -pro wirh i Scans 1 The Senate baa paued an o_mnJ.. bUJ fum ald bJU paeked tritb pro. viliou that Republkant perdict will doom lt by pn:aidentiaJ veto. The Senate passed the bill MOB· ,.,.. Lawn Sood-S,ECIAL Grow• sturdy, handsome tud ~~~~~ aoil it not so good Combines ll ....Ice. J lb-ll.ll 4!af##~ fied of the dealh or Homer Amos Mr. lind Ml'li. Shel"ml,ll . , Jludy Durst· <*fled oil E. at East LJve11pool. H<o~ is a native -have moved into l!be apar,tment CVJ)enter and fami-ly reoomlT. Df Letart Townsblp. Burial was In vacated by Rev. and Mrs. W1Us. Mr. •lid lira. Herald Vadtet.er ==============~========~ i ., . * - - Lawn Sood- UTII.trr Qu.lck and hardy graa conrap • malcel rugecl can-take-it lawn. · llA-9S" ~ _.... --- d_&~hter Buak~ una... it It "MOdH...., tilt • ~ *-How. c.~t,.,...._ committe.. J:.ira 1 ~ Set STIVE~S\fJLLE ; i ••d I s...,...,.,..... ,..,... s..d- DElUXE · pouoll. J 16 - II .6l ·~Ill~ Whi+e ....._ cenfeteiiCG ...... P'resl.tll! .. ··~ ..... vm ttM Ultimlte in pi~ lawn "":·~~~.· ~!"\" turf ... millions of peftnniaJ H:y~,ell Mr and Mrli . H. G. Housh and Nadine were rceent GUcsb or bis parents, ~r. 1md Mrs. A. E. Roush ( " Iem Centc1·. a .:;~n 8. . - Lawn The Evening Cirele of the Methodist WSCS wu entertained at •the home of Mr.11. Clate~e Chue ·l ast week with IMrl. William Buck tu co~hostess. The .openinc devotion•Js and 'p.rogra'O), .were in charie or Mrs. CarJ De'nnison. Mrs. Robert. Linter pret~ over the business session. dur'l oc which time fina.! plans were made for the Easter Market to~ h•ld ,Mar. 31 at the Rutland'. Df!Ptrtment Store. •Mrs. Lee Myer.!l walt ~tess when the Atternoon C~Je, ~ .Ute WSCS met at her Mrs. Ao~tncia DMison. pr~j:lent nf the Society 'Presided with Mrs. ' . th o! Veterans Hospital in Hunting. Hattie AfcKenzie in chlrle of de· , ton for trealmcnt. vo-ijons. -... iv IVA CARioiN+111 'Mr. a.nd ,Mn, Dell Talbott m-.<~c 1 Ohio Valley Grange 2612 met The Ruf'limd WSC.~J, members 1 last Friday evening at the Grange were 'g uests o£ Heath !lfe~hodist 11 bu!ln.e;s trip ,t d 1\annswood by way of PorpenJ)f Ha ll. The first and Si..'COnd degree WSCS at Middleport recently'. lfr. · Mrs. •n . was. given. Lunoh w;!s :.ervcd to Mr. and !Mrs. Frank ·llave ten~cd , I !tt y membcr11 11nd gueKI:s. muvcd to their home hare. I · ~lL~s B~e~:lc of Racine spent Mr:;. C.ui Morris has returned at 1ft. Mrs. Sunday wllh Claudio Shields: . to her employment in Pomeroy of Nrt.laod' and Monroe Shcel.~ uf Galllpo!J s after a lwo week's illness. Ciark Of Atben8 . and Russell Sheet.~ uf Columbus Rev. Robert Linter atten.d ed ,t he I ted Sunday with thdr 11unt, annual CQnferencs at Lancaster . ...qill•• ' I Mrs . .1. D. Roulih. last week. · ·Jr. Of ~~~~~~;~;;~;;;;~~~§§~;;i I BO' dl BY GRACE I FOR EXPERT CLEANING! I 1951 I rfthtt. RUTLAND htld of the diHerenu exRclalivC~:~ here have been In· 11-tlng MtwMn the II'Mflan and l formed of •t he serious illness ~f the Whlta man and plea&.d Mrs Melvin McNickles at ·her horne at Jackson, M!ch. with the memb.rs of the Rotary Club Fdday nivht to aulst the AUendancc at the ~\t:ethodist -. --- - Sunday School Sunday was 83 of. fering $11 .73. R1•cmt guests of Mr. and •M1·s. 11 B. Powell were het· si&tm, J\.lr. and Mrs. J . P. BurncJJ and Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Lynch Of Chaz·lcs· ton . Mrs. Doris Hen&ler is seriously ill uf rheumatic revN· tn Holzer Hospi'.nl. Her sistcl·, '1\-ll·s. Harold :Grimm is taking care of her sons, David and Daniel, Elmez· Pickem wa~ taken to nMS LET US MAKE YOUR ompl1 known throughout tha .,... •• CGIIKtion of lncll•n relics ~- ERS. WAJHINGTON U, ... ._Icon better 1awos for less the Si:Oirn • .,. .dvoc•t• f1f lndf•n (Sent~nel Photo.) L-ldocl BULLETIN THROUGH EAST 89c P!lir IMI!• Extra len(lh In ahove DUDiber silef · .... to 11. a..a; Duil.t 98c Pciir " ~ ( I ' FR 'I Ffl hp 3-1 Gl \. .. ~ ..... \ '- · thost powerru1 car in tne meaium price field, All the smartness ... all the lithe appeal of the sensational De Solo hardlops with the convenience and easy enlrance of four full sized doors. Thirr are noe,ente'r PO!ils to mar your view, Slretdt nylon 1tose Ia IIIJ!I(I, • AYiii'IIQ. ; , IDd·lall NEW' LOW PRICB W~en 'JOU ~oliit f~i:J W4J? I.I~Pair ' It IIA1 tullicioJII !hot JOUl "<<Occl- . . . Umo ill .,., oao J)OIIIlo11. Wlion walcb he.. lo b. ..pcllM J)OIIH- Dot by h<m111D9 VOo<f you bdDg yo.. a.. Wt cboclt II .. U OD a bacad =1>111 ' lhrouoh "" ~~aat.o ~oloc~~on~o .lzttllruuu ,Legion Auto ·Sales . .; .~· 211 w. v 7 abla 81. Pomerey, Ohio . .' .• ' Demond thlt proleetloa.· We wiU be af«C It ' . . ............ - ., .- · · yow:_...... l1tEI. ._,•''•,.., '. c .oDins JewelrY ......,.,_Cult *••' • ..., W. SL P 1 · !" •sL Olrl. Harry)1. Lazos Commissioners Grant Contract ., Stroke· Victim . ... For Painting Of Court Hoose . . County com(Qigjanet-11 tbe Tbomi.~Jroperty. In California u!c~ek molioo p111!if!d ii~ llar.h : ·M. Lar.o8,. busband of the painl'i.ftg .M~iJs .CouD· ver.tise for t~al~ to Ute big=~t :tat · Palled tllo_-I.@•()Mci.W '•• • I ~ow Jo.6 it I'Uil \ 98c Pair · . accepied a bid o( $1;400 f« the of the former Sophia M. St~ of Pomc. t)" Court House ~>Ubmitted by C. F. roy died sunday at bls borne' 3t 8t!rwlnklc. · . . . ~lo:hs~· -&a11nentt. · ~toad. Whlt- The bid cal hi for the -PilDti~ tier California. lie ·.bad soff~r~ of the exterior _of the CO':"'t HouM 8 5 f~e ()n Thul"l!day preceding 'wlth a ·eompl~t10n date of J-une 1 his death. . set. A ("\anse was attached ton~re IMrll. L. E., :Reynolds, a step contrac1 o( $SO p~r day pe ty daugbter of Mr. Ut:zos. w1u1 not!• . tor e''er;v day \IP.yond the t'Oil_lP 1e~ fiOO ·rrf bls aeatb and funeriJ lnn fiatt' that the work Is unfm 81 · service!! are scheduled for Wed- ed. Work is expected 10 start 0 n~sday in IK-~~. Wb ... ,_.. .' h' b bad beeo tn other ·action taken by tbc1w tct.v d hieb eommilst~iPnen; paylhenl Wall autb- ~ eo~ ~~~~- w atired (o Howard Tbot:Qa, of ~1-6.· tAJ e ~ t5 for materials to eQI.llP • nfew . ,Mr. and llili&. Dettrtar Baum. o Chester, art~ ~oW:it.inJ! the · birt,h nll and liabllity of , sop, Thu;,ollt, •i.St. J..eph • . ••_"''.. " ',' tjle ~'!'~\\a! ill ~· ' . •'.·i ' • ~~. ~ ol~. uwmed or . ·. .. ., I . . -~-- w "" raulli w_'!ll _.._ _ •. to Hi.gbway Department was atcept!tf · accordlug ta the plan All alrhoal claimB tbe near futur(' . f was abo der· certain ~uH~:ftm-:~· Home located on t c " lands. A bid of ll5,915.04: .submitted b)' tbe Central Ohlo Tractor Co. of Cohlmbus tor the pun:base of crawler traclor for tbe Coun~ 8 1 Nlw aRI.IYAL ... '• A . lor P1YmeD.f: • �' ·- ' ' ' Page Two - -=.- ...: I ,-=::::::=====-====-=:.:..--:=:;---- --- lhp Dnily Sentinel, F"omeroy-Middlepnrt. OM· -Commentary The Df'.ilY Sentinel On DEVOTED TO INTERESTS OF MEIG S-MASON AREA RICHARD S. OWEN RFYNOLO E. GREENE GEN.MOR. EDITOR Eo.hred ali st'f'Ond t·h ~ , waillni! mattr-r at thr' J1· •-,t ofrire Pomtroy Ohi o. National ad~'Prll! l ng ' r<>prese-n1atlvP, E!rtll lli< !lt Kll t:l,a\1, Tnc M3 Lulnston Ave, Nf"w York Cilf , 16, N Y Sub5erlptlon rstes · DPIIVP.ry by rarrit>r whtre R\"a1bble 30 cents ~r week : one ynr 1n aduntP at The Daily SentuLPI (J{f1u·. $15 6~.: llX month.~. $7 80; thrt>e monthB , $3 .90 By 11Lul11r rullle whl:"tl 1vailablt>: one month, $1 Hy ma11 onP )PDr $8, ~~:< nwzL th-'. $4 2!'! . three month!, $2.50; onP month, $1 •.. Your El ~ -' .:~ ,.., _:.:~ Laws ~:.J ~. ~ - By Ted W. s~crctcuy t ' nwmbt'l of ond .1ffil1 .:1<'d \~11h ~~~~ poll t1ral - p:~rt v lines. i ' B't MilS. JOHN DIIHl Atten d<.~ll (ll B~l>l:tn of State of C Sun<IJI • -• •- Jao c 1:00 B~ • arr t{: #i::o:~:OZ:d; 3·00 Matinee Theatre 4:151 · U.O i(..'/1 . 0:01)~ $ 6:3o .ai>o Doody ' Of Flrlune -~o thto' ' Nil' 'f.'lcture 7:QO... 1ia0 ··: ' ' ~'Shore I' ·obe Oory 7:~· •W•w~:t;oravan 8 :00 ·~ Jla)-e Sl>ow 9,00 Fttestde Theatre 9:30 Circle 'lbNtre .tO;~ Mr. DJstr!cf Attorne1 11:00 New!t Headline» U~o& We&tMreast 11;'-0 Preis Uo~ States For ""11::15 ~ '\fJJll:lnL-D ShoW that tinder box area. One b1g 15:00 Old Timer 11:30 'I"QnljW - - ;,~;---:--·-'":":':--:'·C::=-:·i:,--- :-,.._~ reason · It doean't. know what coun• they mlght have to fight, or WIDNIIDAY 6:30 sport~J?E;e d•:fen,d . Jt was different when PresiStr:n Oa. ~UO NCWa~ J'leture dent EisenhoWer asked, and got, 1'o41y 8 :~5 Les ~_,.1 & Marr Forf authority 14 montha ago to use ~flee ll~' 7:00 ~. ffU'lll!?n'1 Seci"tt If In Dma Do- Se!'.Ool 7;1J/l Colte, Time ~~e,·~~r~ ~-Yt' "~ _',. 1,\< ' · •· ~ ~eatavan omo Show 8:00 ·~:A- Dlri!C!!m ~ . .-. 8:30 !;i\l!er 'b..,.·. loll e:oo ....rill 10:00 T)ila U Your '!Jt~ ' . ' . _,.... •.. . ' ' ' : -1 . • 11:00 !ltlllllitOi .•' .~·· .: . ~ ·· ~ ,l!~ Thutre ' · ~~ ,. IO:so Qllllotl Rll!lfoh Thl\lln Larry. Snll~h. _o\tt, and Mrs Sammy l..ewl& And fam1ly Wf>rf' s~rhu·day d in.ner gUE'-!1 1.'> ·Of Mt :~nd l\1rs Orville u:oa w~~th't.ro.o: 11:10 ...... i/lllf. • . • , > ,· , J.. ~ .. ' •' • .. .. ' .' - ... . J" . '. .':_ ' ~t . ' ... . . ~ .. ' . .. ~ ~ i 11:11 Clt.illlit PliBII of C'..lirJ 11:30 . TOii!libt Allen ' ~. . • I I J~UM~)l~'~e!ff~ Wo,~ an Seaway Contlrtues Dttpht fri<Jid f&mperolur es 12:~0 Featbet' Yout Nelli N.,t laa <;art Proaant F'LI~rmont <WpMt. the WM!kend wiJh, Mr. anrl hh·~ Pl'<ll'l Ja~ob~ and Mrs. Clifford .Jucohs spf:'nt Sundny in Columbu s lo ht•ar RPv Dt• Sha2e1• speak Beve1·Jy .Ju.:-oh_ q r·etum t'd •to ht>T' homC' in Columbus artl"'" a v1st l w1th hew Mr nndpare nb, Mr. and Mrs. P euJ"I .r11 ('olh Severu la tl!•ntlt•rl rtJhe sJm~ by I he liPS . , GOI~pE'I H111 111 011 y Bo} S <Ill thl' Sill · If you dl'RU'~ lo vote Cis a nwn:' isbury Suhool Sunda y. ber of a p~llttcal p~trly at 11 pr1Mrs. 1~b rgnrr t Alh·n ('Ull l'd till mary, }'OU must a!,ate vour eboice M J'!I. Ray St•arlt~ Wcn~k'1day to the precl~ ~ffJ.cJiill!i on primary MN. C. F Hllt Sr, rwr. ltnd election day.. ,. . ~· c. F. ~JilL Jr and chil<lr!'n Me.mbers~tp In, or po.lhtal a.r. &p~nt WL·dn~ay at the tm'mf't':; flllahon w1th. a polltlcnl par1y 1s home determined, . as to one wh9 has Mr~ eo1•8 Ren~ eoll&d <"'n voted tn a pr~vlous rcw;ular state Mr~ . B•II HJI:t. Wedn... ...tay election, by h1s aworn statement e li'l ..,.......,, · , as to I ow he voted in the nOxt Mrs. Mfl'l'~ A'l)en l.s: R'f31sfmt , precedi~g re'iutar llta1e elecllon ot Mrs ~Vy P owell. • · . . which he vottd. II be stite• under Jack Jpco~ was a gueJtt of ht ~ oath that at the next preceding rc· aunt Mill Sl V<' Eblin f.fondayt gular fllate election al which he voted, he voted Cor .a majortly of TAKES SHOP CHARGE the candidates of lhnt poltlH'Ill purty ot whh·h he claims to btl a mem M1 ~s !l!' ](•n llun11H' ts lo he w ber, he sball be doemed lo be u eharge nr the Salv<Jiron 1\t·mv member of and Hftlliated w1Lh such Gospt•l Gift Shop ? :i!'J:.! N Secon d poUtlc'al tlllrt.-. Ave, dur1h1: I he ;dm,ncc of Rev lf a perMOfl stales undea. h aml IMr~ .Jm·k Fihaw who 11r" eon· that he has not ~~ted at~ preY ct iP.g 1'Vu1Jgfl)~1ic serv.a·es ,m r"KUiar state eloctton an OJog.m!own ('tint nlrn nn Hllm des1res to be a member of or af m.·ll, S,d•!ll 11111 AI Ill\, :turunltl<'l'rl f'iliated wllh D parlicular polilil'11l that th~ ~ lwp wtll Lw HTH'I1 d .1tl~ parly, he 11hall be deem N I to bu u' thl'0 llf;!h t•H· l .r nh·n ~~·asun ~----------------~--~~~-~-- En,,, S,huul L\tar·eh 11 w:~~ 9! Hffl·:1n~ !iJI:lB Itt'\ Hart)' H.1 t e.~ !-tpzn l 1 h·w duy .~ tn New YuJ"k Ctl(!('Jttl y. ~o1)J~flit'-· and 'I •1m my UtWIII ;)r ) Ther<' are two pari} primary hul· loti provided lor the pt·umuy t•l e~tton. The SeCt'elary of Slate prt• 8trlbts a Demorrah<" Primary bal lot and a RepubiiC"an Primary hu t lot. At the prlmb.ry Plettio11 on Muy ll you may \'ole only one of lhr~e ballots. In ordl'r to vote at £1 pr~ mary election. you must be ru~soct· ated with either the Democrallc or the Republican Party . Asrmciallon with Ont' party excludNt artmation With the other party wheu voting al the pr.mary E"lection You can n.ot vote as a memlwt· of huth par ,11 TUESDAY Sign Ob To4U Coffee Tlmt Dina ltonJ SChool l!lrnlt Kovac• .:Shew Kome . 4;00 nate with Lii• -¥a I Modern Rom_!D~_61 1 forcft..ot:.ff ~ necessary-~n 4:30 Queen a Defi h1 I Corulruclion Ia Shtrt $aon On Adm init lro li on Build mg Page nw.. ~ WSAZ-TV Chqnnel3 t2:oo renA"''" En!!e Go Slow The administrptlon is arulcly aware_ of the gravity of the situ~l tion Jn the :Middle Ensl. But • hop~ it will ·not_ have to nk Co~ gre.ss lor auijloTJtY to use Unit~ LAUREL CLIFF ) ~-- 8:" BY CHARLES M. M.:CANN 7·00 • 9:00 UnltH PrHI Staff CorrHpond•nt 10·00 tlround thfi world look ahead at 10:30 .tl:OO lllt> n"'W! that will mali:e the ht'ad· '· t.: -- "'be Dallv s-ntlnel, Pomerov-Middiii)Ort. Ohl:~ 1TELEVISION GUIDE ------ The News Publlsb<ed pvery afternoon exeept Sunday by The Ohio V111ley Ser:uinel, JDC .• at 110 KfdlRilk St, P"'m~-'r U) 0 Ji, h uw~ off1~·e pbcnt 398, f'dlt tlrlal o!r1t'f' phone 397 . TuesdGy, March 20, 1956 Tuesday, March 20, 1956 I 1:5& 7:00 7:30 7:45 NtWI Clr&,_VIin C:OO You Bot Y"'lf Lifo 8:10 i?fllflltl On The Dangers Of Flight Over '' 0:00 Pdoa>lo'• Choice 9:30 11'o!d'rbeatft 10:00 Lui VIdeo 'l'!leatre 11:110 RUARK REPORTS New G~in~a. ' BY ROBERT C. RUAil~ ~11-:NYAM,\, New Guinca-W~Jl, •~•WI W(' m;~ d r· 11 F:VHicnlly thh (lun'&. ta" bol \, ,,h~ .1ys mul«l 11. for their wltbb;l~~~:~:~:~:i .~.LI ·~ty II ( Hid j , n11.:h ll!rfL-'>YI Rut onrl 15 ·~ Ill \' n1 ·t 1< ·, .l1:ltH·r· <'<l s ily ancl you Jull of flying fruit, hwctli;n• ' ~"'" c\n tlrl 11nt pay 111t· cnmll.(h to fl~ bags, chmrs earned 1111 , muunl.u n~ tn ,, \l ll )o'. l e r.n- lenst onl' ~npka who ·t \lrned g 11 wd d•· 1\ .H'lll<~ntl ll,·,,veJ' a~ 11 white, wh 1ch is .J tiff l· 1 way of mnkm~ :~ l1 v1n_g fUll a 1 Mel.11nesian.~ ' ? Somebody mw<' ~ a1rl One 11 !_I! to- M'enyam.va is-lenmtHie NL·w Gtllrw.t on a fo nft.' fortivef bt!l'ause nigh I n1nl 1 ht,l u \t:! Jl If m ou n lhP.r-; are ~;nW·Loo \h e d, wmdy (, 1111 ~ wo·r 1• ',.IIP;d dr lhl~ wou ld bt' mounLa 1n r; 1 n~(' ~ all thr wa\', und lth t r ll'lw ~ t t'O IJnlry 1'1 thl' Wfllld vnu JJtcr<.~IJy h.1ve to JUillf) 1nto a 1! h .. v•· ]1,>. · 11 ~k tppl!l ,. ( tlv t• r P11,1ks, twlo to gPi down li!ut Ol'OJI!e wlll h11 , 111n., 1ht .,ll .' il ro ull' e~ orH I d11' he makmg lluce ro und 1 t 1111~ to 1111: ovt•J hill\ l"r ,J wet•k. :md 1 Ihe fi<ltnl' place fl l!' hll·n 1<1~1ly m g anythlnl!i 1 ,. "' rast vr-ry windy liQht ltQW and the ht•\lr'll · trill rtom ! .el\ to Mqn.. vam\'a ~ ~ Hhn111 th o Kllllllest I ever ;nn d~ \\'" dJ~t·rl H\'1'1 ;1 hill, 11111 !lt ll:,l k al a ru.,unl.tlil 1UI!llri 11! IIH' L1 ~ I lllltoul. • pull•·d •Liii' ~ "II!P ~ Jll l''dP U(ll 11HI l.1111 l!'d Ill l! :W kn ot 1t I' 1 ('I'USSW IIl r..i T htg , l ~ !fl!l'l l''liU!{ lfL'l':lll ~f' lht· dt•H n~t~wr "iq1 t4nl'1.~ (ou ~ tt't)l 't~'' to 1.1kl' on h u mn:-;imu m Cr~.:llt· kn1•\ no·~ ~\ 1 11~1 Tl1f' pillll 1uuch- e<l th r• 11I .Ltlt dil \\111 ~~~ wee! :1s bre;u! u:r grN•n. . · . ' ') ":' . . : . . !.nunc Jnn c..~. who rtcw mr up As one pilot hen•, rl•ccntly enme back nil h.Y, rultarly han·owing dny, "Let's face htmst•lf'wtth five Kukukuku nmr- it, 1f we opl!r<ltCd under normal drrl"l'~ "My oath ." ~nys l..mria, crvill2erl llymg conditions. we'd "1 ht'Y fe1rhed thtose coves a! ana. never get a plano orr the Rround li~ndcurr('d and roped around the The QQantll's boys gel 'em off nudclle 1'hrn lh.:-y pqpperl the and they _get 'e.l'u back- 1 hope, or itit o m)" .J<;ife. tf)tlk- r.l!f .' lhf"'fP you WQn'f•bf rridti!J this 'c olumn. :utd h.mdeuffll nl'ld' hirlC me C~d (Copyri~ht, 1956. by UnUe>d ~p('('[j ~ _!~~ture Syndicate, Int.) ___ _ I I . ~·· Th e onlv !Ia\~ ~ pnt wr• t• c th e t ill\' Slllf)S Wh lt h 1111' va\l c'VS of th b fti l1hl!'lll lltdv er.l ~.!! V count ry ·- '------ Chrllt'• tnlracte ent It Satiate 9 Ot a foe\1! 10. Take away (Law) 1Z. A leap 13. Let 17. Man's M-ntt 19. No\lrt'lht4 Truited Property jl.l 7. Child' I r:ame 8. one to whont 11. Rt>warda - =~~~ the t'Gle .. ,: ... • ,. .. ' •• . ·'· ..... . ·-Power comp_ anies of .sev.en-sjate. ·American Gas· and Electric System , undertake re.,cord .exp'a,nsion program to cost ~~oo.ooo,ooo . ' • r· ' " . ' ' • ' • . ' 11. Small area . 1 · THIS JS ·A DYNAMIC .. 315. Woody , ptreMI•t r:U'I:leni ' ' 31.'''!~--: 80.l,pcatlon• Pennlt -:Jn"·ux.uee ' 3 at. J1'411Q~It .!l. ' ah'tiJ '> ' ,, , • •· ~ 'I' " " Scotch n&mu 1 ' " latl~ !2. Setu1tt 33. Grt'ek letttr a.a. Oluttlvtd 38. Ltke1)' , .. fl. PUChart ~ '" .. .. . . not~ I , Skin cUIOrdt1' one in our area has had all the electric power ~Y wanted l -when.t)ley 'l"~nted it-and to have enougtfeitta power • ., , ; 1 _l ; '- ~ ., ' . ·~ .., · ~ . •J •' ' . ! • ., •. to meet the needs of anyone desiring to conif'hi,~. 'tllday, entering the second half of our first centi1!'f, our job' ' J·' . ~ •• -:~· . ' !,1 1,;, ,.._,~,·· · . '. ' -[ .,.·· 1· '1· • ' · - · 1\ • ' I ' remains the same. That is why in the next ~ ~ the AGE System will install an additional ept)eh.making ones are 2,600,000 kilowatts of electricity. At a cost of $700 mil- modernize~ and' ~parided, and communities improve lion, present g~neration, transmission anll_diatri~ut.ion atructed, new stores ·are opened or existing ; ...- •' •s. ;r::!1. DOWf 1.P- ' For the;aSt fifty years our job has been to see thate\ie!'1 for more-electricity from many.other sourc"eS. New peo. come.to live, new ' ' office buildings are COn• pie homes and ' ' . -· ' .. . 37. Watered lllk u . .A.fftrmaUW • . •' ' j .. . . .. !: . • • • • . • as5iae proguu, . themselvea with ne\\t ~ools, Jiltraries, modem stt·eet faciliti~ will be increased by 65%. To Jlihtii!J, roaduwbw·eation facilitie& . . ·· - . \ we will Clmtinue .to 11!4tclt progreBB with progr~ / . ,., , ... _ · . • ··' . I . . ) ,( · ' ' ·" ."'···" \ ' ' · the • •. ' ' ~ ~ 2($, Preflx ta •o. Chine• I . MATCHING PROGRESS WITH PROGRESS eounted for much.o~ -~ ilicreaae in power demand and WiU.(!Ontinue-to ·do ao··beea1J8t an area that is centrally ., . . IDeated like ours and has an abundance of reliable low~. . . eost electricity is particularly attractive for sucli growth. .This dynamic character of our,area also brings a demand .. - (It.) aa.Momlnl ncQUon . ' ... AREA New indps~tY ~d ,expailsion by existing industry ac- 24. Card ramt 31. Conatet• . -. ~•rveat.t. 18. Slnkt I land fl3. Ooddeal'l ot " , ' Yfttehtf1'*' ' J l&r- JO:. Gram .. pu1 #4. fllotmr , c ' ' ... -.11. Rotnu . · , 1.u. ~k• ' nioney ''• plaet lt.l!awat4 e. Nouon lG. Flntab 11 • -. DOWer .. ' ' . 4:00 Tb• Brl&bter Daj' ••• •• ' .. 'I ~If"- I JT&ph· B.o._ Ui Jlven. t Aptitude "to be" 15. To pal!, u tltne 1.6. Part ot "to be" . 4.1\tali bevtrqt a Iealie u . Part. ot ~o. 2~. penl.ltently ... ,' .;:"~' .., DAILY CROSSWORD no,.. ACB08S s. Scold 1 SCi!n.e ot ~~ ' :·!' .'..z' .,... an •\1v f l' ll nd. (;l nn : l' Elltson. who f!cw mt• I I IJOI !:n1nbt 'tu Wau the other dnv, m:1rh· t ht• milk run Vt•; tt T'thLY lilld lo ~l!l'd lllllC land mgs llfl ti t:1kPr•ft~ for i<' SI:I tlwn flat lund lw n l . ' - .. ·-: --. ,· 9:110 . 9:30 10:(1cl 10:30 11:00 11:05 · or [lfli,:.l. It !'' lm 1l;o•rl •1:11IIPd and ~utc!, ' ',\h God . rfld I rlu th .it'l" lou • lluut' 111 'llr Phil si1"''' 8:30 L NIVy · -··- '··co.MPA·NY . . .. · ~""' Am~rltin IUs and E.ltCttic Sys.tem whloh serves parts -of ~ ·• ~-. ·· . . ·· · ··- o:,'.~HlO'. • WEST VJ8 J ••:: · . .·_ , . ' NIA • KENTUCKY~ _TEMNESSU .'. ". I �' ' • , The Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio ·•• r.w .- --------------·~- Tlu-eeArea Youth WinPositionsOnClassBAll-Ohio ¥··.·. . , .. . . · JM!Jti:n~/Po~eu."C:Iine Win , · WINNING WILL1E • Honorable Mention Selection av toa &l.IMM Un1t.d PNUI $""'*"* em; Wrltlf' Ed Keating, Armiltona:, COLU>IliU$, Q. UP.....Pive ol Ohio's top ~lutlc bllet~JW) ptaye:s beadecl the tlaittd Pre-.u N@l)~onville; McArthur; Jark I Me· liM-M AU Cij)to Cla118 B h.itb Cl~laad, ~Uth Zanesvil~; S.ndy school team anao~e4 toda,y. Smlt..b. &osevllle.; Tlm Altihire, Picked by the: Q~'a st)Orti- tf.,_vUte: Gary Tillion. Townwriters. coae.._ atttllt~en J~q.d ..Wakeman; Andy t..aVtne, Mi tbe all senior .ftrtt 141.1•4 l'tetaeec\ liiJb more than 8 ~ 3 locbes ill ~n Weller, York; Dean Kraus, beifbt. It has ••· PolhCM\II:Y 9COI'lnl letltn Hal!!; Leroy Bl'.owneU, l:luthrtat in eac!u~n. PrJ; J~ Ferrone, Mat'ieUa: HeadiDI th wt WIJ Bi& Cary. Ga.i:t Gre-gory, ~I'OI!Vi}J"e; DanKeller of w· i. He spar-t4 111 t\.omu, Dalton; RHer Kalb. IW t•am tbroioC!Iu •n~041en sOl: ~~ur liWOR: llo~ llo&<"· son and into • _41.l!t ('lailt JD. ; OU IOI:ar.d, 87ctmpre. Clev•loD<I ~~~:1. ~et. l I~ ,.,Qier,. ~.ti.-U>wn: third team ~ . . ljtlt )iV, ,...,. , ~~ ~·l'tliM. Nof'ljl !Jm,o: Jobn uamed on telY 4G 'OM ~ •.IMt:OIIia; blt-t Vrbanelc, cent of the b . C~OJ: CRJP! I)qplet'_. Berne Kester, \)y rtu D1' Mint i'h"i' UiiYMf: "Bil) opp~ellomon, New nreleading nominee., thus was namtd men; Sam Wagner, Ciq.cinnuti De :tbe United Pt(.'~g L1ass B .. t'illJ1 Porfes: Bob Maybury, N. t:ollt-~ (.' er of lhe. Year." ..Hill; Bob Smith, Plain City. Ne-xt in Une "fGr vote ~citing Jfmmston 'J:w.p.; DaV(.' ~ono:rs was Hrnr) .lns~f<'tYk of Irvin£; , : ', y .daNsw-u PJ~ · Yorkv11le, Ohio's Jc-adJn'! scor'l!'r sant-~ . ' ufullet:._ Ql'if'lp with 812 po)AI.i (or the sc-a~o n He Fall · n, CrmtlbhUl ; was 9Wil<'h('d to forwt.rd r~om his Berl _, , , C.ellel!i <;'b1J5. re1ulnr !'('nter post to mal;e way Hart, ' , NoM Lli'brtoeht, · Miller City; Bill Lalla1hin. Harfor Kesll'>r. Teaming with Jost>fr:zv k was ' riehville. Olell Sib(')' rn: Wayne in Butl<>r Doyle Smales, Oat Hil :; Jim County at the otlwr forwarl.l po~i- Kueocher, Strasburg: Ron Deibel , tion. SilK:y nowMd. 591 JJ~in~ ia SiRfte ~ Qi(l.k LiQett, Mid. 1ea:wn play tJW Dhe of Wayne'R vtl'e; ~1\tl Und~. Mt:aertl City; b"t l)i~k. ~io; Welt l.olayotte: Ed · Bob Kimb•ll of Olnty In Wood . . . . Polt Woobinlfon; flob M<· <;ounty qf '¥.ln~Of1 IIJ4tnopjll'l; .!1m Cllno. .:Milford, neat Cineinnati. wti!G tfit.r119a'II-11Je; Oary .RlJ'Ie. Fl'ederaielected at 1Wd. They mo:'ke II ipbf:O't(D; Gene Ge1'en, Ney; Ohm b seorint 'ack court ~ombina~ 'hlr~J:eY, l)a~;~viUe . thot would be hll:rd to belt.. l#)oy aeu, Holld,.ayt Ed Barpn Klltbttck: Dan ,..~ rl!lJ.IE /lOP!{ IN riXA~ IN 19$1, P'"""r -.: wine. /llJr 7ME UP i.t. i/E'O l!tMH!if> J(J611 ~t:J/001. • Ill CN.!M11tlftA- 6/1()t/6KT r/ H~ Fl!l~r ww/IEJ? APRIL lo, 19/9. ·: &oily M Antill, Woodatleld: River; Gary Wlilla(e, Two memtltf n(,.)he aeeoa4 1FtHROJj. Albert Helter. Holloway. te•m wert •• •·• Of tb.e ..sec'Q:P( 2C. strolebl yoor. ;t17d • f au o! &19 TODAY'S SPORT PARADE or ~ UP - You'll be he-aring a lot sta11ting Tuesday about the Starlley Cup and may flnd Jl or interest to l:now that IHdiol first ,. _1M:I'fllt, ' E\>..1 and P,o~n4 ·1•\dl of. \.U ~~ <b'\!!'piol); ~\lan4 W~e were Seeood telltn lorw~trdi. Terry this b1l of hi-j acked si\verware ia symboi1C of lht• grnne or ]('(• hook :Orand" and College ~,.:t.~ ~~(;,'U ,'. B k tb 11 88 e 8 J!vt ~:: St~nd Batiter ot Sulphl.lr Sprinp, who led 'h1l teant tQ I'D unbeaten StA• stm. was namid center. ldarlo 'Milll, t,Jbeity Union's !}(,iller smiutlonal Jq)tlne whll. took a llllrd poa.it.io!l alOft&' wtth Barker. All five second team members wen aeniora. ....... " " " ' TNnl Tom BorlUn of Xenia Woodrow Wilton headed third team lHJ,llot.· tnl. lfe was Ute only junior to ~Dd 6D any of the f!J•Jit three tunu. U Nlehol, Maryniile'a top playc-, combined with Boykln at t~t tblld team forward 'Posh. buU Wlatler of Hanover Wll8 tbe third team center. Jim Ric· Wtta pf BeUe Center and Jlrn Htmil*Gtl of Glenford handled 1he iuJN slot! . :rhe All · Ohlo play('rs were pic· W fr(ml a field or more- lhlm 7,140 boyl.L.fliUf'IDi 10 playwt to a :tct.aad. Tne voter& no.mh'lated uQd)o players for nut or 81~dd 'tum berths. aoo ' . BY OSCAR FRALEY Unitld Pl'flt Sportt Wrlftr 119.Dorable mentiGn: Ron Puter'baui\1. ArcaDum; Ron White, Yel~~ StriDJI; John Dafier. Dixie; Tbet Lakes, Sprlnvboro; Znnl!! NEW Scores Mr. and Mrs. k oiJcrt KYat.b, Col- ....• it ~~til _hi hej;p tl«l lnnin... '' IN PAlll 01 11ft Jl, tcliiart·.ol"' Tf:mbl~. aAA. Roger Sawyer gave the llcdlegs all tive runs and slx of their eight' hits in the first two irinings. N ooo.ooo-200 2·Y !, ' In four IMinJ•, ' WHEN .YOU ! I ... 1 ruebtd flnt, oat on 1 walt •ad the other onr 1 mlloue by Cbloo Carrlllluel. . .':."klC:.bltb~':!::'b ':: ·E" JUDI. ~- · - l'nnk 1\ellert. lft't ill the :.!.!':. bit. 1 plnc:h teON -an:d Monte run homer tent the froat · bOmered to com- •• .....; J, OVER TO lThe GAS .... BEFRIGERATOR - .. . 'let's you take.:. one. '·' . l . . . · diJ"d ' ..,; ' • ' " " a_nan.dful. - -- ....or . . . . ' ~~ -~~-.. .. .. . ~. .. . . . '. . ~, .. " sen ,llrottt." "fe-lt I· .":i . • ' • I ~·. '> . ' ." l " i' }.. ', . ·! ~~ l j ~ ; '$ ' .'' ~ '• I . •• ~ '·, ••• ; \ \. ' .' .... ' .'. " •uii.T•·IN. VA.I-U•• ADD Ul' ' . ..... ~· .. ! '\ •' . • !• ' mtsa .- 'l •' TO ....... .. • ·•' I ' ~ q.. ~..,,...., Chrn Y111 . _ , ... ' • I . ·t-,·· r • ,• ' . ~$itlftQl ' WiiS to a ' ·' .,·t' " ., I -~ · . ' . ' '. . ' ,;.'.1' ~4 '} KAia·~~il. '{._,.,,,, ' ' ' . ' .MO :, '' •- Make this H_ome Recipe J"o Toke btf'. Fat It's simple. It's amazing, ' uicii:Jy one may lo¥e pouodt ·ulky, unsiJ!htly fat, right in of aprtn• tlolheo lbal wW fit your ....... ,... Mothnl feoltn ,Ill I .. ......... . . .y. . ~ 11(10TOIIINd ~OW .. . TOI' R •• AI.Il. li;a..Ta•l< '. l' \.. ,.~j 1 . .. • • f'OJt E. lliatn SL - ....... I • .. .FURNITUII> ' \ .' Mens ....... ., ....... 114 C.'lft 51. 1~ t (' ' ·' ." ., GR .,DU .,TION "' "' APPAREL Shop At L & % SHOPS l.adles , .. , .. • .. •. ... ; ' . '· •., =-====:..., "~ _ .. It was anowed in at Kenora, In the wlld1 of nor:thern Ontario, In 190'1 a Mont~al Club £oueht ih way In with an en&iDe and oqe ur to win it and brlni it "outside." Once the pro.s gut it. they neve• fl\'e it Up. Thttn, in 1928, the NaHonal Hockey League ~"'U:ed Out the Pacific Coast t.eque. It had the C)ll) and It clecidt!d lhal the cu:p wo~d go to the wklntr ot a ~layoff atnong it11 FOR YOUR EASTER & liii.ID 'I; . ., cues. he ' : J :. Coast League Wll9 organized, the ram.a. tMaoager AI ambltloWl prql'l!~lQnals .talked the t,.op.s lDdlt.-ttd: tlbl'e 'llM- madt holdar.1 into p"lnt U up for, 11 the team llB far Ill he was eon· pJiyorr between the ·two pro lea : ~ause ,. _:., a bask_.,..... .. tful/ .... ' . ' \ NUll. -Nter ttl~ tbe dlitlnee '' •• ' ::!f" ~· • :r .. ..,.,, " ~~~~fl:ll:•:d:•·:K~e~l~le=rt~,:lrv::l":·==:;¢:":nlt;ln:•:t:••:m:•:· only two meo All New Stock!. Super Kem Tone 130Colors ... CliNTON FISHER co;.· PAINT iJiofeanwlule, around 1894, Lord Stanley of Preston , the JCOvernor '1 was wlld but l felt 1tr'On1." he ~ald. "l c~11ld 1hlllt oltthed ftlne> frndnp. ' 'l:he Una seofl: Chltlflt N !00 OGO 000--1. I 0 Clevrl1nd A 002 120 ooo-5 11 1 JCtilel\ 8rJ..g S. Haeket ' and fonner teammates, put dowa tbe LandTnh. Chltl 8; Pelffr. 1Mctfah first all: bltttra to ~~~ b~ · '· .)(u.rQtwlkl 8 tnd -, An~ll . WP With the tleepUon of !ltd~• RHII:tr. LP M'UHI:twtkl. !Ullallh azewHI. CHOIR GUS NEW lOBES The Junior Cbqir of the Firsl Presbyterian Cburcb will ' havp;!: robe.1 when the of .Group I of the Aasociation is com'PletMemben Qf the. group met at t!hureb social l'OOJM Monday afternoon a.nd 4larted work on tM robes. Directors of the choir are Lewis ll Sauer and tuss Farie Erl.ewine an.d Mr,.;. Paul Hapton dall is AUT0¢0. $00 Mabt SL • ... Look At These So•iilgsf Reg.! SALE! . •· ... 3.95 . . ' . . . . . . 2.79 4 FOOT 5 FOOT ..... 4.9!)· . . . .. . . . . 3., 6 FOOT. . ....... 5.95 ..... , . . . 4.99 ABOVE LADDER PRIClS CASH & CARRY :ra.rm Scaptlebury. Tay!pr 6 and Bai~ ­ ey; 1'riihble, -~wyer 2, Swanson 6, Waters 7, P,epper 9 and B. Hall. lm~t ~ance duplte Lope~ said, _., want hlm on the , Cup HI.' Rough time ct~elanlh N loll to tht Cl:ll· tela~. ll;t ~41 PJ'QV.ed to m• that Up to 4-htn tht cup ha4. 11 rou1h eaco Cubl lloRday. • h11 tl fir tk>m belnt ftol1htd as a time of it. 'l'he winner$ kept J'euer .~ otr to a bad atlrt. )J valuab~e ball 'Player." 1'\er~&tchhlfl rtbelr initials on It walklnJ two1 bit'ters aad yJ.ilaWil Jl'eUft Sild tNt equid hive fOnt wU:h. lltUI or ' a:nivN. And, when tbf. alatb frame when t.be <OYed Ia on Rooltl• Marlon i!lur- Ph011o 1184-y · Plla lACK WHIN IOU- 1 C!.htmt>IGn being elittibl(' to 1nake Sam !dolo, In """" u • • bid. Pi~ber Bob teller, now tn bla arent, proved his de~lre tlo .stay The National fl()('kf'y League lt(b 111100 with Clenol1nd. held· 'filth tiM ·b lrciU a tQ'U1fle waa formed Jn lOOB and three ed 'Up tbto tomtback trail today Of two b inti dii.MK in two yeart later, when the Pacillc ur-v>tfrito homer, tM lbe l'eller-IMeU.h atloo bold CUbJ hiU- Pomt'roy-llarrloonvllle Mr. and Mrs. Siclney T. Russell and (laughter, !Myrna. Mrs. Ted Riltoy lr., has been ret_urntct _from Hol1er HMplt:al and is rN'overlng frwn minor sur· gery. It 1 three·nlllo homer to 'Er11e B-.kl. Thea lbt riabt:-bander rttlrtlt "" next ,..,. bitten. Two other brllht tPOtl Ia, .~, deleat,... tMIJil&china of ft®'kle Cal Mel.lalll and tbt bi.Wnc <ll Rudy R.etalad.o. The loft: wu Clmlaatft't tint ln 10 pma. 'Mct.ltb, pltchlnl l'tllDIIC · __... Peorl W. Willio1111 Fight Results Eut~ a •&low, alldlnr curve b11l nplaelnl ·b ll old trademalic:, · the ta1t bl~ J'eUet, wed mostly as a reUel hurler lut sea100, turDed .1. Ill MJ H Ktll} · Pli:Y ·bill iM'& "':li:lg. Pltuhurtlll Cup b :J battered .~fer !Jng ~ih·N mug ali d re.~se d up BY UNITED PUSS in n ~hlny nl'w silver ~etting. That N1tl0111l lnvltatlo~ Toum~m•nt in a wu~·. JS hockl.!y ttself becau1e Quarter Finals li1e gmm• wus kicked around St. Francis Brooklyn '74, Nlag- hco rtily bl'fore the pros took it aro 72, overthnt'. Lm.ri.~vllle 84 , ov£'r und m~ dc tl sparkle DuqueRne '72. Th~·y apprrrpnn led thi:' gameand look the t' UP rig ht alonl( wltb 1 1t Natlttn~l AAU Toul'tllment ht Round Dennr It 's qtti\l! p o~~illle ~hat hockey Allen-Bradley MilwaukeE' 83, im't yom di~h But a~ th e (OUI' Westover Mass. Flyt•ro· 70 lot> t c-llln~ m the NutJOnal Hockel' · Rainer Comeh Chicago 79, Lenguc ~l nr t the StunlPY cuP GrePn Frogs San Jose, CaHf. fl2 . pluyoff s, the. citizen~ or Canad~ Luckett-Nill Bouldet', Colo. 89, are as rxcited liS we ure ul World Arkansa• State Teachers ~; s 1 d . ···t h GlbhJ Shipbuilders, J'VUle, Fla. me:,:s .~Jffi(' nn pos~ tu Y n It 66, Paul'a 'tobacco Daytcm 60. ~ · King Motors Henton. Kiln. '1'1, Am1teur At First St. John'w Unden. N. J. 59. Aller all. tltey' rr the ont·~ who invented it. Even CanadHin.s ean't ll!(et tu· !J:Ct'her on just who started l'klmming a puek over lhl' i<'e Aut it is aenerally agt·ecd that the .!-LUBY UNITID Pfi.US den,ts at Montroal 's McGill Unt· NEW YORK - 1\11111 No..,o, V'.fiJty made tl into u standard liM. Brooklyn, outpointed S!Ud 11rfte in the 1870's. Khelfa, 11'!1"', Alg:eria. 10. ll was played primarily on an NEW' OR~- Chl,rley Jo- amateur basis unh~, )ou'd nove :1 lMI New ortc;n out:J:lnted ·t hink it, but . the ftr., t pro _leaa:uc • ep 1'de J, h•a•n 1 ~ n N · Waa tqrmcd m northet·n 'Mtchlogan 0 eoro,.. o " ,. ' .u"'l • . \· in liMr.J. •ltb W~ort f'n Reed. t'1,lu111hu ~ F.J~JI' Reed and ~ r ~nrl Mr. COl' vf Colwnbu~ leJ(ldaUve umbus, spent the ' weekend with '1 ltmrral or Ctmndn, donated the T k b Bob Feller Hits Come 1M! ra• m•• wh«h now ,, know• .. th• Stanley Cup wns for amateul'l •nd bona-lldc wos • •h•ll•••· cup, wllh anv ·league Wl.th Slow, Sl•'dm',gCurve P•'tch ••mo•tillon TUCSOH. AriJ. J,·J.ii ll~ altf'Rdlnt" .t hf' fun (• r ;d r,f How ard Rt-ed "'8rf' \1 r ::tmJ Mr.- Th(', Stunll'y I o~nJ f' ~ ~u.ti~s. f'y. J. 1 • - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - IMdl, Gratll: Bob Powell. umbus to resume his Redlegs Win 5•2 Over Pittsburgh Pirates At Tampa Dale Long ot Pittsburgh dipped Jfck :fRt, A, t.wo-~;uo Qpmcr ln the, aeventh lnl)lng. Pltcherfl P't Broo~IY:i (N) 13 Detroij (~1110 SfantltbutY ana Tll)'lor held tbe Baltlm<Jrt .('A} 8 N,eW York. (N)_ 8 Pirate~ to tour hits. Cln<lnnlili. CN1 & ~I!I.SburKh CNI 2 The, t.~.o teains met a,aln today. Philadel~~l• IN) ~. ijt. ~Ia (N) 3 ~· Wield"' Leobarao Rod· Chloago (N) 9 Cl~,. ru 5 rigue~ mw;' boUJe to Mexico ?.t-onSt. L. ~ "ft" 8 ~ (NI "B" 2 db when be was notified that his New Y""k CAl 1~ _.Uw~ukoe (NI 1 wlfe Was bospltaU~d with a heart N. York (AI '.8" 8 !.WW. (N) "B" 5 attack. · wn~hlneton rN 8 Boaton <A) 8 The St. Louis " B" !!Quad, fDC3n· Clucag6 (A.) tt Ka'll.llpl City (A) 13 wlllle, defeated the Cincinnati "B" team, 6.•2. The HneaMre : . . , Cint:-lnnati N 23D-000-000 5--8.0 YORK 4 A lflilng tlli' fru:·uJ• MIDflLEPORT SOCIETY • - ' .' · 'I~~t , Jij~, "''' tb~ Plttsbor~~ ~ 5-"!!ltfi !he ot seven BY UNITED PRESS lh.t· ~ Notionwhle Insurance i.t••lll• 1\eorh• Hawkins, PoD1ti111' Society R:::tll::tor-::::;~Pbo:,:::::ne::.:l::24::4;:.._ _...;=:=:,____..;. he th.ougM the injury mi&ht be 1erious. Ted ju11t (rUnted ond said . " f sure hope ~ not ." T~bbetts bri.itled when asked to t'Onflrm a r:ePort he had "baw led out'' Klfls~~ wski for '(ai.line to take part In prll(tice. He ~niOO the report .1nd said he knew Ted had ::J;!Je 8asebaII Scores ~a .sealloa. , .,~~~• .,.pb , 'Pn'li.,;;.;.,. · ball :~1>1:1 aild 'loii<vllle: 1\oi•r Santl.lle. \lope- Pboue 11079 Kluszcwski hos lleen taking daily The big horne run slugg('r ha H treatments by the club trainer, but bet>n bothered by pains in his bJl<'k I be P<liD linUr!i .on When ~~4 .V whlc\J q,nci,nn~tti mapage. teams. and l!bntr go<:•"• JtlcCill'ty 498 ' ..~lean,or 8 . &baa!, Mlddiepcr1 Society Editor - "I'm worried," Tebbetts flllatly confes.,.Cd after passtng off Kluaztwski's aUment wltb llliht jok.e.1 TA~A. Fla. UP _ Ailing Ted the la11t few dnys. " And 1 know Kluszewskl ~~~d just hyo innings 1'ed l!! worricd, too." ~ql} 4_ay i"' hi ~ (lsi nttemp1 to /t!Ptllr3 IJN7'1l. 4 ' TAMPA, Fla. UP The Clncinnati Redlpg:q are be&lnnlna: td1 worry about Tt'd t::hl91.eW8ki'9 ail·· ing back. The big first balleman, the club's "h~t~ad and butter man," has not played a sing\~ inning thus fnr in any exhibition game thi s Spring and Manager Birdie Tebbetts adnutted t6day he is "worried." Kluszewski, who hit 40, 49 al\d 47 homers, respect'iveb' the t)a11t three seasons, ha,s a pain ~ his lower b&lck and hn taken llmit.ed hal \btl pracllce with a partial LeRto~ Walker, Ml!flm . Oene Tbomu, Waterloo: Ronnle Arndt, Redleg Manageni ent Is Worried Over Kluszewski's Sore Back • • • ·"n home . P.lak(! this recipe lf. ll'.~ e~y-no trouble at ISh llttlt>. II Coutaim 1rm£ul. Ju.!Jt c:o tO your ttd a~ k for tour ounCos ennel Pour pint "Nit ake iaf, . ll·f.he · ···· ··~ uw; betp, regain sJenrJ,t-', U red!IOibl~ U:ce&s lat t'lmO&t ••• calves and empty bo~le Follow the by Ud ~-Tt.:;.-.' j • ..• i • ' • • ••• •• ••• • ....• '. l • ••' • •• !• ' •" ' • �• ' ,_ _ _P_ag..::.....e._S_ix_~_ _ _ ____ _ _ _ __ __:.______Th_e.:....:.Do...::.:...il!..y..:.S_en_t_lne.......:.I,_P..:.o_m_e_ro.:.."f.-_M_i_d_dl_e:..po_r...;t,_O_I:I:....io_ _..:..__~---- ________T..:.u_~_oy, . Morch 20, 1956 WANT ADS · -[ 1201 Business !:lerv•ces ,..,:;::,.c;:s;:2o :.., ~~ UGAL NOTICI ~) For S<.ie .!ll:lllfted AU l3Cei"NG OJ ..1.\1 A. FAIU( -80 At'~ . Rutland Twp., 11. ..ut be pu,blilbd. tb• um• one mile from Dex ter. Plenty Df iiJII reetlft4. ~ eoal, 6 room hou~e. cellar and bte:l: ~ ct:atl per wom. ue tabarn, ot her outbuildings. Pt;cRrtloa. li!Dtm'lllt etllt'le :.ik.· • ed to s811. Rotn~rt Mulden, Dex4 ee~~ta per nrd t<lt tbref ..,_ ler. Ohio. 3-18-Jtp -~•--- · · I~ FARll SEE US! llpecial-Out IDODtll far 1& eeatl FOR W e -KQUrnMENT -L. 1.- ~ I .....t .,;...~ or J .--.. rate "' , ._ vf 'l'hal\IQ. ao4 ~ptodal "" ttces ol £¥uta prbUed al reau . !ar elaaified rat.-1. Obl1uart.. oublished It 1 nat oer word 1 '\tried Acat r•-etwed b)' mall "' .. 1. ,h. 1 ....... ... TRUti?OROWIIIlS •,_2- FOK RELlABlJ'; P.'\IN'fiNG eon· pe-J'Icy ot •ld decedent w®b ~ tact lilcttai d c. Wilt, 232 S. to Pll}o' b debts of -~ d_~t ,, rth l:il Mtddleport Ohlo. and oCOOt6 of •a dnnnmennt saAd tnch Skill Power Saw, $50; ou ·· ' 2-U-30t . e.<rtate; ltb&t bhe sati.d ~t, "" lnch Skill Electric Drill, _ _ _ .--;- . Eltna Peal11 Klrby, died ~ized tn I Automatic Towe Bar, $35; we service and repalr all make fee '!Dmpi'e of the folbcmin( J)8'r· ooe Iron Grill Guard for Ford J sewmg Macbine 11 , rental macb· l eels of f!eal <I'Cil.e.te s ill.uat..e in tr'he Truck, $10; two Truck Wheels, mes, $6.00 per montb. Phone county or Mleigs, ht ttbe ~State of ~ ~ach; . two Airco Regulators tJJI 4. · . Ob}o, end in <tlhe ilown.., htp of Rutand Cutting To "ch .' $MI. Bro. \ s 1nger Sewing Machine co. [ loand aDd ~ounded a:nd crescribed Ll1tle, 707 Brownell Av~ .• Middl(' · eti k llows: 187 N. ~nd Ave. port, Ohio. 3-20-3tp I, Middlepon. 1 . . 2.22-Jotc 1 P~E'l One- : Begumm-g 4Q rods -~. south from the soiJ'Jhetit l"'On& JLAUlU & fi:Ll!:VlSIQN SERVl<.:!o.; of eect~ 11, towrufti'p 6 a1d Pnun t! ;tOO, L:leJctnll Applliifl(:tl r1ange 14 of .t :b e O"hio COiml*l.Y'~ " ' MMUl ,:;t, · l · .)lnt!rU,)' Purcho"' ·-- -~p ;) l l>l'l:~, .U • 1't' . ""'• 'm R••t!ond ... 't VWUC><U.I , 0 • ·.:..HI Melgs countY. Ohio, tb.eno~ lPO'll:th • 4.0 rods. t<lt <:n« W{"-91. 3:5 .rods, Ohio. ' ___!I I 1 will bave southern tomato · White Wall Tires Sold At plar~ti here aroullll tfle middle or L1st Price Of Blaek Wall POWELLS SU NOCO -- - - Middleport. Ohio , Ef OUB ELI!.t."'l'RONlC SI-~CR.t. · TARY TAKE YOUR WANT \ . ADS AT YOUR CONVENIENCE I Cloth,. N)loo, F1ber Glass AwnrN THE EVP.NINGS. CALL 387. iD$ti:: ,Venetian Bhnds. aJ.I 8izes, ____ __ - - -- colors; ,Jmpaorted Bamboo Drap. ,J .\ 1£. TAX SERVl,-11 Call IN. Shades; Stark Bros. Nul'6ery ,1 nJdlepM't 6Z7$. 21-tf md Orchard Co., Frutt Trees, Sbrubbery. Roses, Bel"l")' Plant'!! . Free e!ltimn.Lu Dale Wippll.' !i. ~t:: ur nm•W~ ~·u"'' o~nu n. r_.~r. tlhen~ n.:>;•' h 18 1/ 4 D~. wm. 84 l!&U Qlho-J. Wt .. ~.~rv.lt.:e" ~· rods, thence nort·h 7l'A De-g. !)a.;:": IDI!o.lr.ea. :SCtmJolla AJIP11~11&!.120 rods, (tb.,nce soumh 18 1/4 Deg. I .M.ldd.leport, UblO. 9-:.tH:I east 49 ~--- tlwmoe east 28 l'Od;s f,tU'C.:X. SI!RVICE oa WateD Re- to 1Lh:a Pl<aiC'e of bw:innring, eon ~IIi b> Facloi'J Trained Wning 151' """"'!· mooe or leri, •awtunaiWr. t:OLLlN:S JkWE- l5 ~.es •m F~~on 5 aftd ~•• • '&'N'e ••.... Sectloo II oaod L.t.i&t, Pcroer<.l~· l.a.tf •-•r ,...... _ ,-.z, • -··· .. .. ·- - . . non<hl!> . .00 rnnge, am boi"" l''VKU!AN til AJ:USO'r1 1'.'1, :iial.- ~be samt prem»reJ ISlet off .ainld a>:!· VlC.t; All tnaktJa~ KcpaJ.red b)' .&l .!lignod to Ohal"le.s Priore hX · 11ht: 1 I pt~rt t~M:hmclwD.II. l'!n.. oe 628t Y , Common Pl'fQ!i Court of }l"'igs f .M.l.idlepor\. 6-15-U Oounmy on Deeember_t, 1883, m - · 1m aoiOOn' rot partition in. eaid ... v • I.) ~.AI Ulij...._. Ormnt, bedng C88e No. 2830, E'ln ---' t•Ltlt'd FlAtal!tine Gr.ian.ca, Pla•iDtiff 1.:::UMPLt;TE tm>IJI'ROce J;rotecll!'tl, Lt1u, ALno, .f ae, ruho l:all 0 111 C:•· r.p'•· ?15 TTnion Av(', Pome-- ·: l ·~ r. SO"-JS CO • ~ .. :o·r Yicc Day .• .. .... . ...~.~ ~ ll Pb.DOC 6039 . --.- .....-.· · -·. DODGE-PLYMOUTH DEAL- ••· · 11~ .t.nd ':u.. I I • iervu.'t' " !. u.... tJJ.:>IJ, ollh."t;: .:3t!I'VI(:l! iO 1 W. ::it-cond St. ,) ,.l, ~ . • · ,, • t;. • Pomeroy , Ohio Dale C. Warner , Agent Phone 336 - X Complete llne uf ln11urance Au to, Fire, General Liability •t•o.m 3-14-30\.C WANTED TO IUY IUS:iviLLYSs.;l'i_o_n'":w"'a-=-gon, onn 1 I"') For Rent - --- . ·--- - -- -FOUR ROOMS aad bath. coa·l fu~ ~ local owner, $793. Blaettnar's, Pomnroy, 9hlo. 3-17-3tc 9 ·F SI ~(=:;;;;);;.,;;; ;;;o;;;;r;;;;;.o._e..-;;;;;...;;;;~~~ House! 1 1 i na«, good corldilion, clean. 1847 Lincoln HU. See A. P. Browning, Rutland. 3-19-6tp 5-Room NEW J'or rea~on nh:e yard and bouse and Jll'l&tt. Pomeroy oD Route and Rutland Road, Phone Robert BaUey. ' uoluro lie... Vll"f desirable 0 Call 8110-.1, lint n.or APART·\ . 1241-U ---·· -·-- 3-20-:Jtp IIi I Help Wonted ,:;;;;;;;;;;;-= Mole 1 He~ P FRESH WHri'E l!lGGII--60c <1010o I w~;;s::-:r;;;,;;,;r;~f.f.~ every dQ' It- farm OP!*lte Golf I· - Two m4JD for ltllfdcn, Couna. · ·farm work. liuuse ' furniJbed. P. W. P. HILL, Chfltor M. Cowdc,, Long ~UIIOJII· ~-3tp . GRAViLY.~OA~II::DIN liACTORI ('"'t-::8~1- Errl_p_l~oy-m ~e -n -t--'-PIN~AW 112 I, MAIN $T. ~'MillOY fiHONI lM-lC • I wtlSL 8 3 Dl\g, East 6 rod.- il eg~_ nn411( Sec· Willford Life Jr., b v!sitihR bill g randparents. Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Life. will be enter tained b)' ltln. IJoyt. Mre. ~- M. Arch~r and Mn. llm1' OE'S ne.vr -I'Wln.kt• Lampt.'" --~- - - AliNI!B Pr•"'t!!'! BaM at Hawaii. His address is &i?ln~ -had been 'critiea)ly m for Lynn Berry AA, 484-74·17 the pa!l~ four weeks. She own;d & VR 7 128 Operations, % ChibA .a,nd Toy s[ore in. PariEers. ' FPO, San Callf.· - wh1cb go on -.n4 ofl automau- caUy Uke oretuee. an deUlOD· •tl'll>led aa Ol'lt ot their Ulle•the cor.t.P. l.olllle Baker o! ClevetaDd ll "tb.i 'mock bride b.ere. The 8811-Gubtns · IamPI an ·meut rOr ;N1J r.,~ve. oe. culon, Uld operate from amaJI pottabl•·· batteliel o'r .,_ bf;)ine . ·( l --'~ :{::!: 1 .. . . HARTFORD · IJiii •' 1. quet with Ira Mrs. :Sutcher F rancis Andenon and Mn. as .c.hliirmen. · T.he atteadance .award w.u won by ttle Fi,nt Gradr taught 1, . by '¥t·.s. Bradford Maal(. ~ - Mts.. Ernest C~vm, program eb~lrman, \ tnnouriced the pro- Cl'tm Wbtrh Wll5 prnanted by tlte- JlloJor Bttnd directed by JarJ Warnke; Senior band mem- .. SPRING CASH · in a flash W 2ekend guests a\ the Life ' 11me were Mrs. Elva Blake. and , 1\ref! children of Ami!'Jia, 0, Mr. nd Mrs. Thurston c"t~rk and h.ildren of Sha:wnee :tills. 0 . Mrs. Delcia Reed vlsitinl her · •on and daughtef·iD·law. IM'r. and M:rs. Vernon R~ed. Portsmouth. Mrs. Ollie Buchanon is improv· ing after a recettt illness. I Rev. Freeland NoTris and wife . of Racine ·and .Rev. and Mrs. Arlee MarkS ot KMQ were ·recent :.l(Uests of Mr. and Mrs. Mci:gs Benedum. I a.en - ' : .I . 1~'• ' ·~ 'i'!" i ' ' .. . .;,.:;.; . . .. berit fr4Jtn JaniOt ln.l(h Sdaool · Ule Tot Blind of the First Grad~ dirooed by M.is$. .Carmen Deen.Ls and a Pity "Peter Rabbit Helps ·th~ Children" presented hy chtldren fro-m the First Grad e~ . ta~ht by Mrs. Ma&j and Mr.q, W1lson Carpent;;or with Mi s.~ DeeniJ In charge of mWiie ond dance!l. Chil~en In the play were El len Kmtble, Peggy :McKinn ~y . Linda Hurley, Diana Davis. Don · aid Nei§On, Marvin Pry , ~thy McElhinny, StephaniE' Pullen Wayne Davis, Georee Sauer ' Sylvia ROUiih, Norm 01 StE'wart: ·. J\ebooca Hall'y, Patricia Ault, Kristen Rupp, Susan Morri.s Sandra Humpllroys, Llnda C.rou ."~ ,I I .l::ynda Wil_cox, Virgini8 Fife, M'arr Wolfe, Elinor Bodimer, ·, Marilyn St'tl~bo, RBymond HinDavid Jenkin3, Billy Bollin · 1'. ' fltP'1 ,Brott William~, Leland Brown ' "~ WUham · Da¥is, Janis Sthmoll I ~f· ',:.! ~he · ~oy Band \\>as tra ined •by I ·.'I· " .. ,. j .. " ' ·- . , · · .... !I ~. ' .. !' ··r < ~hOne 197 E. Main St. -------· - ·-- - ·1%( ~- N I.' ' ', '• ~- ' · · ~ohn Taylor, Billy Rice, Mary Hall :amy .c ,[Pas, ~ouillo Cook, ~O<k Free- " t.. ;,0f ·~»tU,·nddE'It;>f!lJJ,~rOf~rt'lie . iua.iorJteae~t~ · .H.IJh W.a.r.n ke J, .;J ho~l. wt10 won .'superioio"' .t:atiriga· a the. solo .and ensemblf. eontelt , at Ohut University thisl month .~ ' · They ·wel!e SUaan Ptobatco, wl(if ·r r: ·' fluiJst; ·Judy · ButcA6r, "aho llhd.. phont; Su,san Pul(e.l and JoyCe. Hemmons, ·clarinet duet. · Susan WO!oi,IN PLAN POT~UCK . ·, Tho Sidon~ War.(Wonlen's wtn illeet <t tHe war~ ~odse, Th..,.. or •dar at .6:30 p. m. for a potlul'k dinner an_d meeth)g, 1 -- c..- tlblt~ 1 Nt such made and provlded, •and .that ·tlhe ·real 0dti8te be .!IOilcJ !l'!ee fMm ali et·a+ms and ~~ ot 'the tl'aid delendantc 111111 ol them. 111111 lor 6Ucll ond !uroW>ar nile!, 1e1o1 111d IF· You have so.methint To Sell, Trade Of Announce, Let A Dolly Sentinel DISplay Ad or Want·Ad be Yaur RepreMntative. - They Get R••!llb - ' INSURANCE AGE!)GY PI"> Automobtlo. IIIOIIR' . At~IDINT Llf<o, (_.llf on4 lon4i !In: W. T. St.ooo antL<t,.ee G~ loeal, opent Wednesday til llloPI· equlloble. 0.. mB7 be pmpe< ill IIW\ijn. ' .the Jnrniies. Mr. ·a "d MrJ. Jack. aod IIUMMAGI SALE THURSDAY _wscs or · day of . thlo week, In the ~~ / . . . .Sillldil>s •• SeCOIId St. ~· >;, ~, · OA-7ZQIC • ' .to iiu~-·~• ·~ I .,..,...• fill!•pco,·· RACiNE lutl 111 lilt~ Coobtl Dljl ......lfti It tltt ltbrkl iao'll "*" ' ' . ._..,...,_..,.....,_ • -'tor .................. " " ' - - . ' ~~~ Vo!uoleor Fire ~­ ment WM host to the Me!gs ~Y A'SIOclation at t·he t..e&JOII Hall Tu"'(ty evening. Middleport S)lt'6cUJe, iil(J Racine depantnten~ I- lor tlolicllt llftllttlicllflllotlttf _..., Clkicl . •·, IICh lilod it 'ttod ... ......._ juol rieM•...-n,l IJot the .u.t ... ~ •• ~~il&. !tuffi.. ·~tltU-­ •IIiclllJI ....., were ~ l I · •lece PamNa Rooftwell ~ ~ are J'IOQUired .to 'Wt~ Va.\, were wQetend ,A:uests &n8Wer on. or be(ool"o tOO l~ob )lr: -Dnd .!M,rs. Uarry Gibb11. tla~ ' ol AprH, A. 0 . 1966. . Goo•re ' /<. Molllhart . Eotolo oC iltno Po&rl Kirby, . J)""""*· off MtCtt'R&J'S RODNEY . DO~G 1'. L. M:orrl"'n of I'\, PleoSinl vitdtor here Thunday; , . l>onald !lfoward of Rockfo~. ltl., hn111 been !qk'ndlnll a vaeatlo~ with 'hill parl\nts, .Mr . ..and !Mfl!. Mack Howar<l. · • Ma. Harry J)yer, New Haven: ror Ntmi.!Llr. <il 21, 28; <aJ ti, 13, 20. 27-tJtc WE BUY ..raucmnw, I ._.,. ,. . . OHIO VAL,J;..EY .· JUNK CO. 1 ·Tbt ths MlnerniiJe Methodist church will bold 1nage sale, Tursday throuJb !Mn. J. lt Smith Sr. lad MiA wa8 ·a ' .Harvey Hoflner, Nadine Douglas. Hysell, Larry Stobnrt, Jimmy . Casto, Carol Cook, Micltael Blaine. .. ·n fop.n !J~tbbul1)/. EfU'l Gijkey, Car· ,) ~ ~J~.!l ~i'lil . .. Pa~ Buckley, BiUy > 9-E OI'VER. A,. Bradbury. I)(Jfis 'Denni.!i antJ Robert Weaver was .,the director when the.v' playoed Anchors Aweigh" and "Marines' llymn". 'Band members were Paul ·Haynes, Lind 11 Ash Judy ~cH~ffie. Linda Taylor.' PaHy Martm, Lois Reynolds June •·T;~ QuJJien. Linda Jones, ' Mymlt Setrles, Frank Ta,yJor, Dennis Wise, Allen ~se, ,Larry Taylor, I ,, Harold Boston of lhe Army slationed in Georgia, was called home ·b;r -tbe :)lh~Rfi of 'bis faijler. Hervey Boston. ·Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Berr:r recently visited her parents, Mr. dr, • J AU, WITtt THI ... DIIYIR I'• '' ' ... 1., · 1\e(teshtnents lo. To~q wardJ ; Alto nxopbona: Aa- I derson, TexanD'a White, Jolin AJlensworth, Rose(ta kiehard'l ; Tenor &axophone&,. Forrest BaehteJ il:llo borna • .Jt.!df. Gren, .Beci:r 1 Grue1e.r; t~umpet, ·Jli.charJl jyack1 hamlM'r, James Ho9et, J:laymoDd KlOI'i, DavJ4 Hoyt, Charlene Dafts David Wiley; TroJIJbon~. .Ronald Evans, Robert Van Cooney, Farrell Schuler, NJek W&lburn ltdisell .MeElhinay; baritone charte1 j !ereuaon: druqa, Sandr• Brew · I melon, Judy S&UE'r, J.tmH Hamer Randell Bowles. . I : ' , ;,. · Phqne Jir•t , lti6JI liJ'r · :· $50 $1 0'0, . $]so officiated. Mrs .. Dillon : was ·u.e widow of the late John DI'Uon and died In Stn Antoftio Hosplt•l' In Kenton, 0., &fter an ilhiess of s everal weeks. A native of ' West Virginia the d~eased i& survlyed by .two dauoghlers, Mrs. Geraldine Bond. L/IRue, Ohio; Rita Ann Dil· lon, H•rtford, three wns lJoyd ties m md ro certadn OU lind gas Lulkhart, LaRUe, 0.; Charles and leases and r.igbts of wa'Y 81\d' etil!le- , Ke.oneth Luikhsrt, Mason. ·Burial mont:!~, eOO for a oon1pOOte des· was. made In Grab11m Cem.etery In crlption of the S"ad(J l<e86'C6'. rij:hh cbaree Foglesong Funeral of way <8!lC Elase~m, f'ef«oence H6me. lis .had to Slllid petlmion. Pl&inotiff Mra:' Hugo Julllin8 was a midi· fu'I1Vltr ath.•gcs ~n. h.ill peUti'On that eat opatient at lloler Hospital taat ~he propel"ly was dppra.lt!ed in week. the lnvmt.ory all. $2.~.00. and ts the va1·uc of ~aid pare~ of rea·l Miss &lrtha Jenkins attended a;l'3te <at~ ne!lll' ~ Clln 00 ~er· tbC dinner meetinG of the Amort· ta-J.ned. can AlsoelQ.tlon of Univ~rtdty WomeQ held Jn the soclal roome of Pl.alnt.Hi tun..tw.r &llt'Ces ID bil .t he St. Paul's Cbureh, r .t. PleiUiaDt petiilon the names of a1J 11be entkded 1 Houdashelt. \'ia &icc to Etna Pellil'l l(.k'by by deed dat«l• June 28tih. UM7. 'OI·nd recon:ted in Vo~. J~ 9 · Pii!i'C 3311 qf the Deed Records. ~g, Coun1y, Ohio. Plaintiff further aUe&~a in ·his pttbtl\on rllbat said pareetlil of «'Bl est<!Wtlfl '<life wbject obo r~• ifnd tntwesl!s, U any, of c.cnaln p.aro peliS'OIW the:f E. HOyt where JOPPA :s I or NrL.,. C. and Ro<tne~· ,. Painesvillf!. 0~ T he ~d~ leport P10rrnt 'feachN 1 pby~d · '·PoJi~b . O.n_ce... Schar':)1 t A!t.ocuth on ~DI ~ to send a m~m wif'n•ka , nia no aolo·, ~-·· ,.1, . '. <l!¥ 0 oraanluo an ('Ub scout llam:ion. Mrs ~ b at t h • · i ,.. p;u k ffJ Maso n t"'t weor; madfo by E" A .. ..; er e ~a or . ~:J nd lo t h4" wat "Su Kin g" wi th Karat Me- lb .. :\1.l~o n P are n t ·Tfa r hf'r ~ AII~>~:Jei (~! · Sch1H'kel1 ao1 Surnmt'r !M~sJ~ Chmc Worb hop Elh !nfty 111 aecompani.M, llftd th j> at11, ,1 at 11 met>Unr ht>ld a emm~r • At Ohio Umvenit.y wbPn th"Y mf!lf duet 'Pav•nn e" b)' .Jhvfal Wu ~· t;ralU> ~hool on 11 t T ". lht' Principal Carr, llonday eveninr at the ~U g h contpanJed 111 P rilei1Ja HlrpoJf'' ' Uf><~day ,."·en- nourn-ed •t tht 111" Sc h~l audllotlum. CaR h Bahr, The Juu lor Band pJored ·urlo" A 1tbeulllon M the l'!t!.!lluf?JI\ion ~~ \M~~d PI'M ent, op.ned the meeti ~ ; from The New World S)'ID~n )''" of l hf> pad: wa~ <·on dod t'd an11 fol fl Dti c 1 hre o Wlth the Lord'• Prayer a nd dur . ny DvorJ.k.; ".Werry Widow Waltr" lowed by a ~·ote b}' t ht' sr~Jup t~ iOow~trd e Jna tl!; bt3inua $l!lllon !M n Lehan , w:th I .lime• Hood &1 toJ(l. 8ponior H. 1 emb mi ttee waa a .) 00~ r~ e Chester hln pve the follow- ll11t; "Mili tary . .Eieort. March'', ~mu-d t(l..mab pla ns lor the pr~ nou ~J'~.:,.n at 1 ltif tf'J)ort. ot th&. nom1mdifll Bt rne l. A ~la rioet quartet.: !DJ. 1 JeN. 1 A~artn ,·~~·~• MinmlttH: 'Pltlldl!l'lt, &It~. Rod -~ mal me ~owles, Barbara Jot~ e~. Me~brn cf the C>ommi tt t-e, who di.lru.<Js theil ~: Dtf Sluer, f st Yice J'r esld ent 1 Joonic;i: Z1rkle ud .Judy Clark , are to confe~ W'i th Charles c arrk , 1~1. ltJee~:~~;'~~.~i!~r:~ illln, DaReuben Betk; teeo.nd vice pllyed 'Lit tle .Mobee" and "Sweet iCh<JC'I prlnc1pal, art Mn. J ea n Ma8011 presldent. :Jitw. Jamu Criswell ; Bct~ from Pike." F.ben-b, Mrw . E. A. Schukt'l, t.endanee Dlrecto 1 ";~~ •eeretary, Mn. Leland Brown· , and M:u . tvely n Protrltt · r or • Uliltant t etretl1')'. Mr!l. Jaml!~ Member.• of 1he Jlllllor Baud At . · ' Dr. CarlJtln, atho1oeJ,J BJewi.n,ton; trea surer. M r • . are. llutes, Betty Conrt; eluJnttt, 1viJted t~ same meeti ng, the ~rroup · Holzer Hotpltar wat . •...,~~ Crary Davis. Judy Clark , J<~;Dice Zirkle-. Barbara 1 0 fhe : e~doru th(' con linuat~on to the grou<:~ 1'nd t.lk:.- of 1)11 It wu announced th11t the rr.o- J~nes, Emmaline Bowla. Betty will be =•I . School ~~'Y wh,cb lunctiont or 1M Blood lben ot Juniors would meet at 1 G1lmore , Kay Jenkinson, C.rolyn this , JPrin dAtn 8. spec-ta l election ot tbe Red Crots, He anno-; Room 1017 on Thunday after Wells.. Sandra Hysell, Jerry Har- mittee to I · PPO:Inted to a com- that the Bloodmobile Would iHtk nocon at 3 :30 to mate "Plans for pole, Barba ra Covert, Shirley Bat · port 0 , th:a;e pl.1ns to gam sup. the He lrhl.!l EUB Church on tbe annual , Junior-Senior ban - ey, Jan ice ~Llek., Ruth ADn Ed· e'l' were R. J Wil- f . · .• · tapd in a body the evaBaellltle Mter the servJces the ladies. will 'i9 to, tbe .~ome of the Rev. For Organization Of cub Scouf To Summer Music Clinic Workshop aervices which wU: btl Dt'ld brtbe Rev. and Mrs. Bradford, CQroll • Ohio.. IJis.l·tors Sunday in th :) home. of ' H. LHe were hi s sen W i u~ord · _. Li ttle Hocking, \fr. and Mrs. I ' D. But cher .and childr en of : ': t rker ~~urg, , Lawrence Butcb el" m11 be oulh..-Joed .00 .m..e.t ro CUCKLIR RiAL TV aox 229 PHONI-Iot.v sell ttbe lfiM'l M&be ~ltled m 3·11-3te .llhe peUbloo aooordl.nsc. .to the 2S PillS Bcrklblre·Ha~ahire Crou, 8 weeb old, 18.00 per Wanted .. Woman for liOWJcwork.l head. Beady Mareb 26. Order 11• M. CoWdery, Lon1 Bottnm. 11 ,,::~~hft.~:!~~':..uu:C (17 AI f' Kk'by, in 11"d!id roal e.-~tate. and Mlis LO'reQa Weiss receotl:y. · floors, al5o ttlle~ otJher rack~. aM rorerMfs. U...rley ~rd Jr .• aad 1\olts. dishwasher, once ·is had to the petl~a In •Lh~ ~ter Gibba Jr.\ lcfl fvr (:bl<:ago water heat. Full . eo~~se •lle~ng 'nnw. la!t W\lt'k. .. anda on two :~Jdes hoWJe, age. 3 mlnutct~ from downtown. Ia t;hf Pli8'YI8lj of stid -petU.ton, )lilts Bartha Jenldnli al.ten'd...,cl," ~ Buill ror pormanent'e. $18,000.00. plain'Wi p1"'l)''ii ~bet tl'Hl Plaimdf · meeting at Pt. Plt~Jant· Jl'rld'iy, 16 For Sole or Trade· Deem, Rarim:. Ohio. A<l , 0 " CO( Jlot":r of • MIDDLEPORT · 7-room hrlck horne .to Alhe n~ est.te of hvbelitanee .MJidred Cbtpmlll attended · tlfe wlth hudwood and from the .reeooent, Etna Pearl hou,ewarmin(tl ..t. tbe >home of :--- .. $1.20 per wook. Old Inn Ser· vice 8ttUon, Pllone I·Y. :f-l?·l2tc , ' l~he SJO U< ' h~'1 bein.at-law -- · ~--- - --Maple Baby ~d wtth wet4lr-proof malti"CII; EJectrle Sweeper; an like now. can fiOOO..Y. 3·20-8tc - · · --- .----- ·- - · • - - -- -~ Oliver Tractor No. 70 • will trade Bet ol 4 CORDUROY TillES u low lor amallcr model. Sue G. A. ·- 1 -'II blinds and awnings f9 •ll wlndows, Both eo11.l and Q:WI (urnace beat. f' u I I h a 1 c tn e n t 1nd large rccre~tllon room , Orh•e· way and garage . N'J.eely locatfd 11·1-11 • oo Lincoln IIlli. 'lO,liOO.OO. MENT. Automatic . • ., furnace. pipe at a dl~eoun\, dcry, Lone Bottom. . said pro)>et'ly....,. tbere.rw ron- l'O.MEROY · &-room mo.1crn house Clot.bl. wltb hardwood noot11, Venetian clleport. Ph. ei!ID-X. ~· De!-. Ladder~, For reat-J:lectrta ..Upa.ateamer. Cllatoa ~. Mjd- . Pomeroy I whiCh ·it! found hl V:JI. 20, Term out of any high watnr, all uUiit· lea to property, Cllb b prlco for quick sale $1500.00. 1 County ~·u ·+h • Tbe Joppa WSCS held its [arch meeting at tbe ·hom~ of •rs. Hel&n Kibble witb eight '"mben: and eight visitors. Re"!Shments were .served to AlberLintbicum, Margarf!t Oro!itt- 1 ckle. Ruth Barron, Sylvia Har. ' is, rM:ett.a Benedurn, Dellf. Ruth, \ 'iolet Life . Visitors . Fl~rence ·vers and da•H!hters Maceclla 1d Ruth An~. Beverly Sampst' ·:.tdys Dillon, trlen and Rin·k ie nthicum, Bobbie Grossnickle, ·rtrude Burton and the hostess. 1 · "n Kibble. Next mto-eting will hr-Jrf at thr- born e of M:" ; ~ tta Benedum. 1 1 POMEROY • D room& on good lot Beaftold JtoarU. Drfp CUatoa Fllbet1 Middleport. Pbone 12§.1 lJ·l·Lf Jt11l REGISTER 3 BIG DAYS Firefly Llghtbulb vey~ by EIM'.a IM'IH'T'iy, ~ al ., lo Chard.ef, Rrb, by deed d&tct} Octo· ber ~. 1904, am in BY VIRGINIA CARLEYDN. ('11yde Vn"DCoont'y, Pomeror, Book 02, 011t pa:gc 4$2 of iLht d 0cd RiTES FOR MRS. DILLON Funeral ·Mlrviccs w~e . field. at Route 2. -::=;;--;-;3-~tp ~s of <Meigs County, Ohil() . 2-BEDROOM HOUSE, bath, Tbe afol"e8aid deecribed ~'WI the Church of Cbrist In' Chffstian ment, coal furnace, plenty Cll'late being the !lllme real es(.o.te Unlon tr[day for Mf.a·. ·Sylvia 11 oft water, 1 ~:cr~e;~"~..~f~:;~;:~ oonveycd by L .•M. SoJc-e and Ole- DJilon. Re~. HdwBtd l(i1Jh1g•w~th 1·17-11 M. FREE----, FREEZER 1 I N-o. 2630 ent.illlodEotatm• Grdm ... Phll!iOOiff vs. BC'Ii!ll!dma Cornwell , et at., a record Ol (21) Real Estate Dlsbed. Browoell A.,.., llldcll• port. Reuoaab.le. Pbo.ae 8CKf. BE GIVEN AWAY , 1 Pomeroy, Rut11ad and Ml~e­ w. c. T . u. memben wiU meet Fdd&y, Marcb 23, at 7:10 at lho Fln.t BaPUII Chureh oDd a~ land. - - - -- - and asa·~i'lJIOd to RoY~ad Pr.i!Ce boy ·llhe Coonmm Pk-1 s Court o! 'Mlaies COlllfll:y ()!flo Decem- I be-r 4, 1883, in fn acti(]l• for ·partibion in said Nurt. being Ol&e 1-ti-U HOUS$:, 'I w,.; ., ,. Wuhlng.- ton his disploy . · •cunve>~ and Congruent PulygoJ¥," whkh won him thi!' Sl!.'lOO lop pnze In the l::.th a nnuql Westinghuuae Science Tn t~nt ln:1tltute lllliPrllflfumt&l Htm11dph.nfo! 1 mi~CI.'I set orr MENTS, with bundrJ Hd lll'110. One koom tn1. Haa everythlna:. J. N. Beqel. ['• iD -:~~~~~~~~----~------~----~Th~e~D~o~i=ly:~:n~t:I~~I,;P~~ -.~~,-~~·~'~1~~~~~~~~~~~~~~--~~------------~._.,....,.,~ " ~'"~"~T'"V B'v MR. .tNu Mlts. SMrtr Senior Ba~d Member To- Be Sent Mason Parent Teachers Malee ,·-,d-nt..._ riiESMITH;AMILV Rodney L. Berrl, Airman Ap· prenti ce U. S. Navy, son of Mr. Mlss PrlseUla Barot~s, Lotust and •M n . .John R. Berry -of Reed s- Street, was notified thi3 week ol ville has reported lor duty with th~ death of Mn. Minnie Ml'hoD the Navy Air Transport Squadron SaundEY's, a childhood frien4 Mrs. Seven (V. It 7) Hiclfam Air Force ~unde.n~, a former MlddlepOn re- , I:OIEI:t f. MOO.I, , 11 . Silver Sprt~J, Md .. explains t ueSady; Mdrch 20, f956 porl DEATH REPOIITIO wbidl is T '· ' II .4reo 'WCTU Me~ To Meet ..41 ClwrtTa Mra. Alice Barr i.J some bcf!er after having , the flu. I "' west Ou ,• CONSIDERATE "'' '0 rod.-; to 1·11-c place o-f be«ionmg, PERSONAL ""''"'n"'g '~ • ....,, m"",.. ms. in Frool•i>o 5 ••d<i townNh!l> w<l ATTENTION rculllge, iiind· being tiho 94m8 pre- a FJva room modera APART· March 22, 23, 14 Thurs., Fri., Sat. FREE----TRACTOR Ta f"11 <h·' n"" _., 7"'" Two turollhod "'loom APAII'I'· lliENTB. oew luroiiUH, •VIIIlllls pold. Call 6044-ill. 846-11 0· pe ft 3·17·tl 1 71 rods, liheo\"'e l!lilS't 42 rod• ' h="•o.c-e 'fl'Oil'l~b- 1811-4 D~ . \WSt 84 - --~ an, $1190. Blllettnar's, Pomeroy, 3·20-6lp HOUSE and }ot in M.iddltl~,.ni; Ohio. 3·17-31cJ--: - - = - - - - -FARM on Dailey< Run. See 11. A. 1 ~==~;;,;,~""'==~·1-· ~ Cwno\y Coo1IOOn -= ?lOIS Cblll't, p&gl(l 310. and wohich "''d gr•tn combtnc. Write lD5J PONTIAC DeluXe 4-door Sed· Small to 8ox 507, ~omeroy, Ohio. 3-t7·3tp 1 1-b::m 11, 'll!Wnll9h:i.p 8 ~md ltmge 14 o( •t•OO Qqli·o C()ITJpa•ny's PlU'<.ihraG.O. ·n Rltl'dan•.i T()wtll::lhip. Yo~ OOOn. y Clh\Q, t!Mncc &OUJiih 3 Deg. eilllf' Phone 2.1!1 ,'77"1'. Blae-ttnar'•· Pomeroy. '-'I · •ll :.ono,l - ---- ~ Ohio. 3-l'l..Jlc v .,,,,,.., :-0 ~ .. . \1 't.oZ..Mt.:l'a:"l bntil• ~'ll~'tlrrtai ~!1. f..n.thnt;s, a rrecond o1 IDoo..liiilcKVii c.;;;;;,. ru.~;,..l~,-~~-=-=~--~-.,...-.,! AccompanieS Eve"" • I Coupe. $2895. Blaollnar'o, Pom· . 1O-F or Sole or -Rent Service . eroy, Oblo. 3-17-3tt - -- - -- WE FREE YOU OF,. i&M- DESOTO- V8 4-door Sedan, HOl..j'SE for sale or rant ln Sugar IURDINSOMI DITAILI Run. Information 127 Butternut. power steer1Q~, $l!WS. BlaettnTrevy·F•"nsterwald 3-12-12tc er'l, Pomeroy, Ohio. 3-1'7.o3lc Funeral Home 19~1 P'ORD Vletorll hard-top ewpe, •• and Mrs. Marshall Shutts, Rock· " 1 ' " •. To Hlgheal Sealed Bid , I bulltjings - I SUo 1o be .• ~ail' l ' tSar~ ··:, We• sold oeperalely ' •1110 ol \ Vbl • CHILDRJ;N'S HOME FARM . 5-6-II See Superintendent )•_ )li: , Bidding eloses Apr. 111 1918 Meigs County Commlll1953 BUICK Special 2-door Sedan, tdoner'• Offiee. Court Hou... $119~. Blaettnar's, Pomeroy. Pomeroy, Ohio Ohio. .. 3·1'1-Btt Wlit. .I!.L " Hlul •· lo"r' I \'~. 1l " "l<i' FOR SALE 3-8-tf . ., . ment. , t April. Call or brinl your ocders i Tires. to Charles R. Harris. Portland. Ohio. 3-l6-1te • BRING YOUll SHOES TO RA. • SHOP AND SAVE CINE SHO~ · . ::. 8T'TIO'' YONEY l· l'T·tl • ,. no - Two new members were welcom lo Heath Metbodiat Cbutcb on Sunday mornlnt wben Rev. L. A. Bangerter aunounced th '!! traa1 ~ fer of tbe memben.hip of !Mr. and Mr1 Bernard "'IU fom:~erly of Hilliards . .Mrs. Ful" iJ 1 member ot the Senior <:boll Mr. FullJ ia an attorney and the family bne. moved to the James Arnold apart· ed PLA:iTiRING Tire Sale \lotiaes NotiCE 1 ~ . Kentudcy, wi!ll takt I VIrgil Waltt'f . ooh.ce tm1t. on the l7tlh.. <My o l 1 Rac n~. otli.o. September, 1935, George A PhOAe Lcc:a..rt f alls Memhant &::1 Adrn im6U"a&tor ot IJb, 3-2-3otc ~...e of Eltoa Peal11 K:lrby, De- C'N!Sed, beiug pk;lindff. fited hh I Pl um bing and all kinds of N~pair in ~"'-- Pruba:.e Court, w~ wurk Mlrigs County, Ob~ Qcw;e No ,~,.. , p. -~ -~ K. W. JA~AUO 16844- <be ....,... ....,ed ton. dilat and •ll _DHYW Fulton& FerRKin•, Ohio. party wd «bars a3 -~. Guaoa merchandise. Thompaoa Tractor Sales »o~e- 3-l5- 6tp ~ng t.ha'!El h; no 'J)e!ISOOii. P"9- ceatl .._ word wUl ~ . be cbarled for advertiJm& if aot ~for befo~e tbt> LOtb of each 1'01. moa.tb follmria.l iaJertioo. <n-un 111 ~-8botlid be l'epOI1.ed lnu.;edJai<UJ. Tbe Dat)f Oue 8 ~ntlal!l will aot be reepoasibiP one_ ~or more lbaa AIHI wcorteet lD ~. ,.tlou WILCOMII NIW MIMIIU - .'..• • • w J E R_ ''l'OUR SUNRISE . .... To , SUNSET S1'ATION" - ============::=;:::::===::=t~ Can You 'Identify The Doily tiYSTERl' HOMAN Wlto lo IIIla womp? Name ller IJid 'l'OU will -.Ia 11 01 plu fl.OO for every day The Dally Senllael tJ'*ry mn, goes IIDidenllf;~d. Me}llbers of llle Myllery Wo. ~-~~)' alld llle empl\>Jetl of lbe llally Seatlnel art lo win. Tbe ldenllly of 1'1111 WOIIWI Io Ntttl w.,. :i' O:.;milbu: ..' --- MYSTERY. WOMAN .CONTEST RULES con:-~ ~"lf u?til rwber n~Uce, Tbe Dally SenliDel wiD inll $! 00 . ys ~ry oman Contest with the p~ lncr... identified ~· ue ·~~lt d;>y tho Mystery Woman la not Jtery w0.;,011O:~~'";;"~nced each lime the My4ame and addre&s to be eui;bJ! lo:nJ:r have JOui' There can be only one winner The H ":!~-neatness or entry dlcldes ·lhe win;:: c•~a•l t....., qne correct Entrl.. are reeeived. • ......, mo,... =. f:' MYSTERY WOMAN .ENTRY BLANK ' .990 NAME OF IIYBTI!Jty WOMAN oii vo1tr. Diol, .. '" C&WIM»lis 4.DDRI!S8 ~-'· , ·-· . ....... ·...... ............ . -.:-. .. . .. ... ... ...' . ... .., • '. . 4111.15: ..-....·! . N . . 9.00 . ~ ;-· . c • " .• . · ~~'1-·······~J . • •. _l _ _ -~ -- ~ ······ '·· ' • • . .I.,.,. ·- • .-.,~ • ._ -- ·~ . • • ·- ~-· ~ -'---~· -- -.flj. ~j "'' · -: ·~·~~.p.o · > ..... •. .,· ~~ ~· ·!t "j , ······· ...... ·~ ~ .. '(~·,.:.,.~;:::, ~ �----- ... -~---· -- .. • • • - . . ._ ~Dd aranP 'PI:AJI.CHUtcH GIIOU, MalT • Pomerw will meet\ Tbt Wlllilli Worker.s elias of the U fttular RMioli. WedDeldq eY.: Enterpriae EUB cbwreb wW meet the DAV Hall Ektllad)' 'nlunday e~niDJ at the .home ol Is requOIIed lo briDe a pie lor ,... Mn. W. R. Davia, Rose Hill, wttb freabmentL . · lira.. Ge(qe Brot.bcn &I boltea. en1na: •at I KARR&VAN ZANDT -~·-~ · -· The ~>qnv s.r.flri.l, P~~~~~. Ohla • TO lilliiT -. .. Mason- Church To Give Classes .. Of Instruction !Middleport; Emory Powell, Ra- • '" 4 clauclller, ======:.::, Classes of mstruchon for mem· Mrsh1p in the :Methodist Church will be held for the next two weeks at the Mason Methodist Chutch Rev. W. L. GeaMart will be in charge. Classes are scheduled to be held on Wednelklay and Thursday of thl~ week and on Monday, Wedne5day and Thursday of next • Deatb: Mrl. IJiy Splrea. Pome.. Ptlsf•Matrons ·Ch::':'r:; .. :r:oy~. · OES I lr-·•:i:•o::·:w:H:u':'"::P:oo:I:••:: Are Dinner Guests e nneu member• of the Past llotro.,. ol the · i'OII\.01'01 Ci>optw, ' OES *ere dltaallr ;an.ti\ ·o r ' the PI~ JlalrOQi Q.W .of·tbt .Evaogelia• Cbap~er, OES. ~~~po.rt, Pri~ eveninl. Mlsi ~~ HIJi, PQQ'IeMy, ga¥e die lnvoca~lon pre. 1 eedtng the meal. -and Mrt~. Han'y lloudubelt, -preahkat of -the . ho:~- ~ teas club, w.eh::omed t he visitors · with Mn. Carrie Nye, PomerOy, at y • l ------ PLAN SPICIAL MIITING Better Cars - Less Money Tuesday, March 20, 1956. ~=~.-.::~~:~~. :r~d~Herma~~ Pomeroy Chapter GRACE KELLY 'WEDDING TQGS week Sure There Is A Goocl R~~"' Why Particular People Buy Here . .. 1 .. I I Spee1al meeting& at the Middle. port Church of Christ thia week include the Me1ga County Men's Fellowship Ra1ly to be held this e\'emng at 7 30 at the local cbur· ch, the Homebuilders Class on Tuesday at lhe church; the Loyal Women's Class meeting whlch wUI be preceded by a potluck supper at the church dining room on Thursday at 6:30; tile Prayer service and Bible study at 7 p. m. on Wedne~ d ay when Mrs Boyd Dilprd, Deerborne, Miehipn, will- bt' the devoUonal leader with apedal rausie by L. R. 'wtley and Homer · Rice. . ~ of Single Copy AI 1 \\llSlerlholl1t\" Knitwear ColorUI.ates i ,:If . dinner prepara· tJ~ ·. .~ Xr.s. J"aul Wian, Mrs, ' even Ground.J$ . !"f Tenntssee Senator Captures 21 Of Minnesota's 30 Dem. Votej . AY JACK HAGERTY Stevenaon eongratullted ~ UnltN PJWA staH eorr ••,.,.,.,.,., er on the rictory euly todq 1:JW; HINNEAPoLIS. Minn. UP ""d the oelbock 1VOUJd 1101 , . .. ~ &tee: Kefauver . won a fttm. hil etmpaign to bead the Demol(iq lliD.Oelo~ ptes1dcnta1 Prim- eraUc ticket again thU year. Tbe My_ elertJoa Vlttory Tuesday and .defeat for StevellJOil waa unexpeet:" ~ todaJ the tide bad tUJ'ned ed, aince be Md tbe support of t11i!1 an tbe race for the Democnt.le Demoeratic . Panner - Llbor J»ar.. ~:!!,> ~e.,~·· VI. W. Hayes, ·liljjf·~,u;; HaWttns, Mr•. •M. L. ' ~~~.'· !if~: WDJ,Jiey110ld• and M!il.· lio)>m llon1f, ' i ~ ,;_. ~ ·, - ~lJ~· Chic n' Charming Conf~eOn SEE FOR YOURSELF Education Attended By Mrs. Smith r~ , · i:iwn . . .. 'lenten Service Held-On Sunday ~ ~ ~,,,,_, nomiaaUon. 1111d the Legion Auxiliary 01 ~wis-Manley. Post Contribute! 210, 2 door. llere'o a neat little Cbevy that wUI oave you plenty. Standard shirt, good tires, plaatl'e seat covers. now 895.00 . 1952 ,nominee n~ed a 4eeUive Yidory to remam the trout-runnel' for the nomutatioc fil" In a cb-i l actlon, . a Qetition for diyo~e ha.d been In t;lle M'W• Clwk qf Courts ~ffk:e by Betty tou Gllke)', Harrisonville, "8alnat Bernard Gilkey, Harri· Tb.e petition • eo1tple were. ttates that the 1 In 1849 8nd ope Cfrl Fr-. ty orp.aization ot Sen. Hubut · Jfqmphny aad Gov. OrVille man. S... Turnint Pelnt "I believe tbil PriiiW'Y """"" the turning point in the eampjjp for the Democratk nominauoa;" Kefauver told cheaiq supporteq at a vietory celebntion here earJr Ibis mOllliJig. He led in tbe statewide baUotin• and ia seven of the •tate's nin~ congreulonaJ district~. The statewide victory 1ave blm 21 of t1J!1o. state's 30 Democratic NaU..Illl Convention votes, while OM ..trote rode 0!1 t.be individual reauJta in eacll of the districts. . WJtb ~ or the state'a 3,8'78 , preciDcts rf"PC)fttag, Kefauver bad: 229- votel ttl Steve1110n's l?Sr &r~nville~ Conu,..nman for his tupport of • the twa c.,..,_.. 857. ~epart~· a, Jlolj ' be- held.\froui 6-7 Pre.ident Eilellhcrwer .... .., overwbelr:aiDg Yietor in a noiDillaJ_ llepqbllean eonteot wttb f!en. :tViJ; Ham kaowlaDd ol California. Xiww. land cUd not campa:i.p aDd said be would have Witbdrawu Ii per.. mitted under MJnoeaota laws after the President's decision to seek reelection. · f.Rd will take wors hip the muJie will be youth choJr di· H. Sauer anc:l Miss EFI•twil" with MNI. Paul accompanist. H,OI.ZIR HOSPITAL Admitted &itutd8y: Jed LeP., Henderson, W. Va. Adrbitt~d Sunday: C. II. Church, MidtllePort; Mrs. Vern Wa-tterson, ltacille; Arnold Frazier, Pliny, W. MrJJ. Louls Carr;at.o, South- . ~uver upset Adlaa E Steven!Otl an a state wMre analysts had Warrt:n H. Brilbt, • former putor of tbe SlmpeoD !)(ethodist A eandle-Hgbt Lenten serv1ce I Chuft"h, Pomeroy, u a leader of was heJd at .the First Presbyterone of the «f''I;J'P8. ian cbureh Sunday evening by the Westrnlmter Youth Fellowship directed by their advis&r. i}{rs. Jud . ~on White. The moderator of tho I WYF, Ju1ie ProbascO, was leader and LyDn Buchanon was pianist. • The hymn "In The Garden" was sung by Susan Phobasco, Betsy Wo}fes, S.haron Evans, Janice Zerkle. and Becky Grueser and read. '~;; ;~~i;i!,1 : f9r the service W I Pauline 1953 Chevrolet "·eather ent.t ne • pr.-ident respondinu. Game1 were erijoyed durin« the social bour With prizes awarded to the tbirty memben and guesb. Tb• dini.na ~n:t table. were decorated ill 'reeiMJii with St. Palrlck'l Day with arranlil'ement.!J of •priDJ: IWwel'$ us'e<t aa the center Piece. Mrs. Joe Young, Jr., Mrs. C. P. Gallagber and Mrs. Lee Rotilb were on tbe dlalna: room ~~ittee and the committee in • . I m\tt¢, Monday: <Mrs. Luther 1951 Nash . H&V-'D-' ' !!talesman 2 door, boy, A real sharp car. Fbtllihed In heav~nly blue thai's bountllo please you. Seats make A bed. Good and clean. · · now 395.00 ~- Tuoo~YI;J.I~NiiG~[t,h Jane lu .... t :ZO.II JeaMe Cain "Genlleme11 Marry Bnmettea" (CI.-oco~M-Ttchnlcolor) District youth . Rally To Be H~ld In Point Pleasant ALSO John Pavn• CARTOON Coronet\1 pa11. A bealillflll blonde ear with a nice sbape. New ahooa ton. Gl'v~t It !be eye tonight. You'll be pie sell. now 595.00 Beavor Pa. . Friend• may ca.ll at the Raw. lin.Js~oabJ f.uner.al , Home until Friday mor~IDJ 'Wheit tbe B.ev. J. Easter Sunrisr Service Planned At Pt. Pleasant ldw'-"' Chitles will c:onduet pri- tion Co., va~ service' lor the famUy. ;Bur- t.est.Rh, ial w/u . be Ia the Union ·Street liOti .sen. Cemetery, A~~t!M and' ft;endll are Millin&' and asked to omfti flo:wers. chief c;hemist, W.CIU'pentft. begaa a new Reflnlnl •:~::e,: •:!fter be ;.came' to JliddJe- ver, Colo., .;. he 1tudied and etc. ltof; aaart Mrr Mur,._., "HELL'S ISLAND" 1952 Dodge C.; si&er, .• Th,...,_,,l. *"" u.u J.,.. w.,.... "Reap ltt]_~lllan4 The Wild Wllld" •uo .loti McCrN . Kim MiCo""y "A SlranK•r On Honeblck" C:..UTOON '· IOLYI THI PAIICING P.OIUk . ' A' YOUI HOUU WITH ..., . Samsonite. unable ttl provi~ bread Cor table. fOLDING CHAIRS .. . Cuilllalll V8 frlllly •• f CIIU, iltei&Y too, with new :m~rn tlll'l)uolao pabtt. C..l De Mat for the mo11ey. MAMYMORE. ' Ph011a 485 Pomaroy, Ohio master~~~:(:~:~~~; Earl Warnke, Toast b.tbd, I.dleport mtlb now 495.00 · · Honest Values .,.........~~........., ..... l.atta• '-IIIII • •,_...., .,.... BAKER J ' Fl~t·Jl·JJIE ON THI UIGHfri.U 1.\IDDLIPOIT ' ' ' He stated tbat four prindples to live by In sports, could apply to life or anything else and these prlnciplf'~> ~re taught by Christ. They are : prayer, diS<'ipline, hard work, •nd llporUmanship 1951Ford · the COI'folli: not stand still. too Jon1 , wtU come Uu~:t Ule VaJ the llltura.t· and then many advantDaslo ol!er. SALE POSTPONED A rummage nle planned this Week· by the Minen;vjlle tbodist wscs llu been ,..,,..,.... ootbldt a..coordhJg to aD announcement q mado today. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 03. March Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource March 20, 1956 barnes howell lazos stanley