http://66.213.69.5/files/original/b153e9b973ba35ce537cc417588c4190.pdf d28534bf09241472128e82fb4da817e8 PDF Text Text ( • • • at y e weather· enttne 8Y UNITID l'ttlll Ohle: '•rtty cleuoly aiMI wt!Miy t.-y •net t.nltht, eqfNn4 Jf•••• Are• Devoted To The lntere.U Of The ltfelfJ.. Vol. VII No.296 Monday, Apri I 2, 1956 Editorial Phone 397 Single Copy ormer Edward J. Neutzl!ng, 69, di od Saturday at St. Mary's Hospital in Huntington, after a short illness. He was the son of Mrs. Minnie Neutzllng, Middleport, and the lite J. A. Neutzl!ng and was born In Pomeroy. · Survivors .include his mother, Mrs. Neutzling; his wife, Hunting ton; and one son, William, Mansfield; four grandchildren: two brothers, A. Emerson, Escondido, Calif.; Aaron, Akron; one sister, Mrs. H. G. Cash, Arcadia, Calif.; an &IIJit, Mrs. John D. Downing, oMiddle~rt. F!'lends may call at the JlBw. Funeral Home where the Rev. Howard Ruppel!, pastor of the Firat Presbyterian Church, will officiate at the services at two o'clock on Tuesday. Burial ~ be in the Beech Grove cemetery, Pomeroy. IIDf~tB Sc n ane ahoaera •NI thu.,.. atlnftl, warm4r In tt.. north eiMI Hit -'Ions todey. T~y. lha•an and mild. Hlth todey, 65 to 7S • - tonitht, 50 to Sl north anti 51 to 65 oouth portion. as vivors. Friends may call at the home, according to Ewing Funeral Home, who said that funeral arrangeme nts are as yet incompl•,te. Ethel Shoemaker Leo Kennedy ~· .~mployed_ For . ·· ·· Pool Manager The Middleport Recreation - Commission bas reemployed Leo jeJtneJiy, principal of Central Seihol, liS manager of the Muni · e1 · \ Pool for this season . · p Commission met Friday at the. Vjlla&e Hall with Druce Uoyd pre~ldent presiding and it was uiiiounced. that applications for tl\e bead life guard position would · btl acc~;pted. The applicants JIIUS~ be certified teachers of life ;aving .and swimming. Applicatjons for all other pool jobs have been received and the pool per 80nuel will be announced at the nexf meeting. C11ntraetor Robert King •is proeeedlllg with the work of prepar itll the pool for Its opening. ·. ~ers attending were Coach Cherlilll MacDonald. supervisor of ilie · village' summer recreation plan; Paul Davis, Lionel Boggs, Robert FU<her.. 12 Cars Derailed On NYC Railroad North Of Hobson J'lew York Central Railroad wr~lilng· crews are clearing the "ir,clr4 at Hebbardsville, today, lrben - a north hound freight, de raUed ~a cars Sunday afternoon. 'this II the second derailment in two ctay.a. • ·'• '0 Ray Halliday,'70 Funeral Services · Will Be Tuesday Graveside services will be held at Salem Center Cemetery at 2 P. M. Tuesday for Ray Halliday, 70; a former resident of Meigs County, who died at his Wellston home on Sunday afternoon. He was tbe son of Laing and Mary Longstreth Halliday and was preceded in death by one brother Ross and one sister Sadie Etta McKnight. SPEEDER FINED tldward E. Amos, Dexter charged with speeding, was fined $5 and co~ts Saturday ni~:ht in Mayo)' K F. Robinson's court. Survivors Include his wife, Edna BOARD ARRESTED one brother, Frank, Harrisonville; Durley Board, 29, Hartford, was Chickens, fryers steady, l c low. four sisters, Emma Strong, Dexter, arrested Sunday night by Pomeroy er, fryers 3-3"' lb, 20-22, mostly 21~ Mamie llolcomb, Ashland: Desta Police Officer Henry Werry on a hens over 5 lb 21·23; hens 5 lb Anderson, Salem Center and Nel reckless operation charge. He was and under 16-p; hens, legboriiB 1• lie Tracy, Pomeroy, and many cited to appear in Mayor E. F. 15; old rooster> 11-12. nieces- and nephews. Robinson's court.. flutter, 00 score· 67. ~~~~------------------~-------------- ---------- ' According to a spokesman for the NYC, train number 37. Engine n~mber 163'7, de$ lied twelve cati if • P. M. Sunday just north of ,A,~baliy, with much damage reported to the track and ears. •Tiie freight was carrying var toqs m~ebandlsc. Cause of the mishap 'has not yet been detcr11\IQ,il. Conductor of the train was '¢, 1L . .Petitt and Engineer was Fred Stauffet. The track will · be elAted ~y midni~bt It is r«>portcd • · f)le NYC also reported that iJ~ eats derailed tridar night two miles north of Hob80n. caus ljl8, col}s.i derable. damage to' the traclr 111d cars which remain as of ~ed1y the side -of the track. Three enipt~ tank cars, one land car and one freight car are reported to have left the track. lASTER I"IAKPAST All Easter breakfast was ~ervcd till» year the home of ·Mr. and 1\fn. Charles ,H. Wise lr. Their '· oju~ts :were his father C. Jl. Wise, Sr. IIDd Miss Ruth Wj~e • .trliddlcPI/ft; Katbrya Jane Haqnahs, Porn ei'Oy; Mrs. William Beti and dauib~, Gallipolis; Mrs- Cecil GroMr. end Mrs. Ellner Hay- . Survivors include her husband, Sylvester; one son, Harry, Rut land; one daughter, Mrs. Carl (Naomi) Rayburn, Logan; six grandchildren; two brothers, Harry Sheridan, South Charleston. Ohio nnd Clyde Sheridan, of South Vienna, Ohio. Mrs. Shoemaker was a member of the Bethel Methodist Church. Funeral arrangements will be an nounced later by the RawlingsCoats Funeral Home. Emergency SqUad Members Have A' Busy Week End I cola the dapositld by tho elusive Eutar Iunny. (SentiMI The .!>liddleport Emerge1icy Squad and the Volunteer Fire Department bad a busy weekend; Starting Saturday wbcn a car was on fire near tht• home of Mrs. Bzechcr Kessinger, GJrfield Ave., the Fire Department was called later that evening when a gas line explo<led ncar the corn~r of Lincoin St. and Sixth Ave .. and Sun• <lay tbey were callrd when a fir-e at the dump got out of control. Tbe Squad W3> called duriDI the night Saturday when Plitll!k mau Stewart HarriB was injured_ in a wreck and later Sunday to Photo._) the ll.Ollle o1 Joe WDUe. at aep, c~ · ud daullbters, Col~ PICTURED above are two " token Sunday afternoon •• hundrech of' cfill...., gltMred It Mlddle,IOI't Park for the 17th Annu11 E11tar Eoo Hunt spon.,-. ed by the Rotary Club. IN THE photo at the left con be 5lill • · ponlon of th' \fOun;mtl'i they aweitad the starting •lvnol to begin th• hunt. IN THE photo et the rlfht !"lucky youngster• 1wirm ell, 0\'lr 11 the Eestar E11 P'rbe. commltt" as thay celh ill tJMir prlae numbered '1111" en MERCHANTS dono!U prilH totoling 200 er more to th• shorp ")'$(~ y011o;'ller~ who 'ould lo- I I •n• .. �I - ~~~Q~: ~pr .12 ~eTwo ir1e ---- The Dai ly Sentinel DEVOTED TO IN '•T RfSI '> Ot Mr t< <; fti CHARD OWrt" '.> I Gl:iH M<A AI 'r NO I r f) C Sent1nel, !_c~m_e_r"_-y-M1ddlepott, On1o On The News MAKE ITDEAVUER IT O K THAN EVER •I \ ,., -- ,Jr~~M~iiA~~ WASHINGTON ~ MARCH OF EVENTS ~~~ (lJpl'd Pro Stallfl Upr om "1D ow • ~:~:~:T:~ j No I ol Sl O~f'Up fo ro ~ · y K .. I Sw I Ma101 v '" <l J e!l.d I I r a u~ tl ~ I 1 J;ufS~R 1\u.ss t f' 1 ~1 I LJ \\h k:iU St:..ll .:; ... I[! i I MONOAY 6 55 S gn 0 7 uu r od,.y 900 f off.-" T m<> 10 ou 11 u Oo ug s hll 1 F:rn~: Kv\a cs ~ h v V lh>JlJO: Tt'nn t:~.~ f'f' F.J 1 l,.. Ji't'alt e ,, Jr 1\~ t Oll A.d 1ent1 rt<s r Ellc-1 y :: ~ \t lo"l !lol o • RF.\ He> j r (' cJ Iq • • ~STT F.n ~ • BY ROBERT C RUARK I! 1.: \ Ntv. G r ne - II f'rl.' I } I n lht ' k ' Do" ns built the roads of v.hch thry ae so ptoud today 11 b "h lh have o poned up the count!~ from u nillJVr st andpomt { \OU]d S!ly lhal th e Whit domg prelly wdl but J ot the slot y R1ght along k !ht' wh te m<tn the native ~ dum~; Plltty u.tll too r 111 ~ rna} v.o1k for n 1n f" wages 1 ut 1 n <dfl 1111 rh( st v 1 Ill\ ka I r (, V(' N~v. (_ (Copyt I.:ht 1956 bv Featm e Syndicate Inc) 1111\t:l Un trd - ~- r my • new york BY MEL HEIMER tiOI "liN I hOUI!ot-\.\ ~ t:W \ORK - F.uch ot $1 j!i 11~ leroei. and If lllO>~l of mine Het:m to be /u;roinr:t w~lt. I N / Jw·p lhnt a till' nuture ot the bea11t This \l,eell; for a change my hero Ls a man His narne Is AI Newman and ht! 8 a biK burly gent or 38 who aho1!d receive your pia tdlta If tot M other rea110n than he married the 0081!1 laughter The bo!tl!l wu Max Rosotr now retired and dot lnl' In the Flotld~~o aun. and the Joint he owned which 18 naw Atl a, I• Rasotl"s a. 57 year old rea tau rant atltuated In W'e11l .U1d ~rlreet Its a gootl place to eat I !!MY thl.s beclluae Its aLway11 t"ll of tat red faced people v. ho can t t tm down ~ond helplnp ot excellent food and will eat themaelves Into the grave Me~Helmsr A couple of month& bll('k N«!wman happenecJ There wo_. 110 to be nadine an l!:nrllsh newApaper just !Ike lllue Pltrte that-when he noticed an advertht~ement by a M~J,.t:laL. rnlty ftrm that, In dty En,llsh humor atyle poked fun at the •tr~Aigllt faced se11o •s ada of other realty 6rma lt tickled Newmans funny bone!- Thflft h.i!! thought of the re11taurant bualne•• and a hplcal chophouse ad Fine~Jt ff)od tn town ktnr a1144 cocktslhl N .111teak dtnn111r etc It a p"t~y dry and dull atutt AI (Ol an Ide&.. W<:J non ' ( o ngreH an llou1l ng In m I r o; ' Iu II l It A Single Vaccination Won't Last A Lifetime lr HIRMAH N IUND!IIN M D A9 a rule nail Kh v11 'I nat! m I IJ 11 tl c ~lle Nl ltlcl.ed for the won t.prote l you t y tr tllllr~r v I t o I !Jilt' II frl' jUt I tly from amalhtux 1 tr He So dun L u~ d lr 1 c vo. ~t \Ud hn.s bt'n ntt be lulled tntu a t d~v ~ 1 s r ~t: rt r 1 I } curlty Just bcr.a. Ne y 1 1r y ur IC tile ~a t \n a tion doea not JOUnl'aten wcr6 v 1. I ll d nr::e L1ke l ~ bc~t 1 rqJ~II.t litlu litx ut 7eara awo two And the 11tmple fp,d tl nt you were vacclnatl'll I~ 1 u s it.:! II 1t )'OU wer• glvf'n nn 11m ml ~ y to thla drP.ud di s~ s~ 1r il c va I no &ton dido L tak e ll J.llu llllllly d.ldn t do yuu IHIY 101 ct Flnt VacdnaUon Evidence thut U t' va ( rlr nt\l)n hu bten trT tht> M 1 r 1 1 be tween the ftrth n1 d Rnvr.n th 11 •Y ~ tor t.he ftrst vn c!natll n n d within 2f Lo 48 h mrs for rl'~ a~ ~ ~s » ELK RUN • nnt! M ~ !.<\gar R mdoll)h rh l1lren r 'tkiOI\ SjWnl lf'l.c Wt{'ktnd wrlh throu 111rcnts 1 I 1\1 H \ n nd llnndolt Mt 1 I Mr s IOJit Uotln~ of I I tilt Severe ReacUon B• Jd r 1 h 11 t , a severe rear tlun If the v:r. tnatlJI\ l.'t per fur uu.l b f te !he n)!'e or six U 1 n mtl :\ In an adult however compll ~ll m~ urt more serlou.s Now nbtn 1t tl Is rna.ttf'r of length or lmnu 1 lty Mi n in al voce ina tlon In \ I I h the .'It ar 111 kept l.o I 0.'(111l rt('f'Oth Vl ~ llfld her ll ll I II I Ill II IY llOt Kive llllfll\1 ( r J.!C I O/llln rm 1 ramlh nlty ( r n 11A tl ~n i'ICVf'ri!.l year:\ OthN t:acclnnll ns m IY Ia t t\ve 111 I Mr~ R t} noml Hanel cJnatlons to ~evrn yean or ev •n longN o h I 1nd lhu:t'l Biggs nnd tv.o Durlng the flr11t three do.ys f 1 Do lurs t~ a r ul 1 ndvl.se thnt II lHn wue Alh<>ns ~~~1tor ~ Mon lowlna a successful primary vn r cl U ln·n esiH~ I 1 ly "hould be rc I ' clnaUon the 111Le will bucomc ret! v ~~ IILnted cv y 11IJ: yenra U M1 tnd Mrs R~lph BiJt~~ calltct dened t.nd lrrll utlng s ma p x btv uk ut In yom con n Mt a 11 M llotst! BI~Jls und A papule or pin /lh will fUJm lily 1111 u 11 k:f' ly oocurrt' tl ihlun11 rsd1} f'\le nlng ~tween t.he third ru 1 rHth dny IIY» t VI UIIC 11\lOUJd P( art HnndolJlh ll$11!\tP 1 P..hu ancl wlU become bUs t tt:d bclwNn \ 1 If 1 I I 1 lllltCly k It \lllh hf'r \nrk Wednesday the Ofth and Mvwtl d ny 'r. dry l\lr n I 1\lr ~ Rnlph Bi g~s s pl'nt tct.b .,IU form on nb 11 11 , 1 1t1 M r!l F II \1\ol lle I Wll~ prl'g s , n I\ "'th ~ har]l(' Randolp)J and dar and aoun dJup o!T "' lVh l 110 1 1 " t ur ~>.n pots all ovu I HI on I Wllh 1 n Randolph ODIJ a tlny scar 11 y It e l , \ u ~ e be eliminated? Mr nntl Mrs H (_ Ra ndolph and SPted!N Process A1 .swtl I! uw1 s pol.3 o.re due to In the case o l sr ond t x ssh e pl gn n atlon Oft('n Ill~( I 8tgt::s anrl two rh1ldren Wt'lf' ra.ccinatlons theo 1 ro ~ '> tl ro~ s1ots y be lleu.chod t ut PomN ot visitors Thursday ter with the pup 1 e 'lll n I i by tl e u ~ c of h ointments 11.11 hl('r. Ibn lolph SJ•Cnl Tuesda) with 1111111'1 Riggs nnd t'hltdren within the second r ll•d luy m won ! Lt' n ury F. r ~ f'nf' nml Frnnrl~ Storv ref'l'nl There are varlo • re l SOI ~ why lluv. ~vo::r U s s hould be done I t'! Ill' I rm 0 r rol Btg~~ 1 'Rcelnall ~~ 1r g-ht 1 ul t ~t ku by A pi y 'lnce lhf!ro b Uaybe the ~1 :; r 11 1 ralr Jh d :t r I tt • t> or IJh 1\rh l g 'rr 1 r..t F'll" r R.., 1n r.l • .. ed might have delerlo lire! ;u d I oit ments I ~ I r• 1 (; ttl rrln\ rvcmllJ,! with Mt tworo me lnac Live Muy bc ll e doc 11 ~ 11 nu l dur to nny 111 1 Mt s Do1 I Bl g~s liver lou s ~~chnltjue Willi f! ult} Ur j.icr f rt C' Ni t.?J!Cmf'H'r nnd Mr and Mrs Wavnf' Swn h and Pl.'arl Ran "" ' dolph e~tlled on Mr and Mrs 1\a~ SCHOOL BOARD MEETING n rf r ~<' ll OIHI Rrm lolph Thur~day e\ l'nlng The MeljlS t 011 \ I 1 1 1 ~ Randolph And Hazel B1gg11 n t ' 1t l:ducatwn Will nu d nnd l ahy recentW caned on Mrs I I hI I ' lelllOtl T\IOJdi}' CHU..Ifil,: . u.\ u !; Wi.llu!lll Cart Sr • • • ( l I No11ces I 16) Lost&Found 1 }OUND-Black nd tm J)O( l II 3124 Bob ltoht rb 4 2 ltp ~::'-=':---:--- - ~---- I 24 D" hour -n ;rec k er o~ _,rv1ee iiJ Phone 6227 Nie:ht Phone 6039X DODGE PLYMOUTH DEALERS. 3 6 lf _. Complete WHEEL \LIGNMENT bz. anemg and broke ~t'n Jce Hacke s Sa[ety Selv rl." Yo est iMam S et Pomeroy Oh o JOliN Pho1 extelltnl I <'!.!11'1 eond1l!on $1195 Jtmm .Mtddleport dleport 1951 BUICK }< heater tu tone llri!s :f-795 I 1m) M1ddlep 11 t 'b' 1949 DODCF. t mlor r ~~I heat r l"" hl I.J it r f ~ 1 >' 'f Jimmy Pa r 1~ I M hil1 port ~-~ ~~tilt m• IIAti!t I'! Allrllll ¥1JI!!Iu. I ill JQU IUl.v , S~;hmolls 11 of 100 n27lf wt lled bv Ez~k l t Mlddl~pOTt rtl 1t ;::~;:;:~~=~~ ~ I I Is Mf Good Clean Uled cars All Mlket aacl Modtlll SI,.,..I£1TY & BOLENS GAJtDEN TRACTORS .,.,SG$ Equipment Co i 94 INSURANCE AGENCY Fir•. Automobll&, He1lth Llf•, Tw<l row John Deere CORN PLANTER for !!actor $25 R S Blackwood Jbrnsonvllle Ohw 3 h :ltp ·-=-· Olofh Nylon F1ber Gins~ mgs Venetun Bltnds all ~11('& e<J1Y!l lm -.~r ! B mL ct rt p eg Sn" d~ 1r '~ )<I 1\u "Y and ~ha d Co Frutl T 'l' :s Shrubbery nu..ws RP TV llarnts D:tl e \ I ,. "' I lO 123 14 50 /ll)2 20 h11 1 Rf' crtpls F.xp• I lr I' B!il111 { i lJu H 1i r I lh I t-Ill I I l- I I Halam I n 31 R( l P pi Exp+'ll I lu ~ Ual<rll<el Dl~ 3\ Ful' l!qup f\nl Halam hm 1 40 56(139 1!159nt 1 492 112 6 785 52 6 500 40 I 777 74 151 21 H 24881 ALFRED 51 1'11 c..ulltY and Bonds Real Estate Braker In MIDDLEPORT OHIO 6136-M PHONES 6311 11 I g.' ' I 54 ~~.., 3 1 ( f lpul ~calhlo'1MI"S tiG7UI2 G78~ ~!. u t I '<. lH k •!m 5"1 H7 Vll <1 I " II It n /It ndu sur I hi I IOJ I (I 1 440 91:l ! l '58f 00 133 99 !) y., II "I h ~I t v Cl II I la \ It lllli ;rnd ~lr~ R ch Dttl kY.Uilh s p~nl \\ c-dnef,lda} N l ~o n ., llt> w lh \1 r ~ Sam ,nk I A dlltlnetlve dignity Itt the r•nt• of priCM that meet1 all f•mtiiM need• WHEEL CHAIRS HOSPITAL IIEDS Ci ' 10 I I 4t II APPOINTMENT Exec:u'tor NOTICE OF \1 t k ht nut ~ Fno:>~ JJ d( os t '" ' '" Fund~ Publ1e SerHCC! Enterpns es- Wa\l'r Rentals ete Cemetery i 5(1(1 40 Total Revenue 1 xpend~ Grand Total Reee1pts 71 371 ~~~ ( R 349 84 SCHEDULE 8 11 BONDED DEBT SUMMARY OF EXPENDITURES DecemMr 31 1955 Operatwn and SINKING FUND TRUSTEES or Mamtennnce VILLAGE TREASURER General GovernmentLIABILITIES Leg1slatm,• (CounCil) 2Rfl 00 OUTSTANOING GENERAL General Executive 3 757 53 BONDS Bulldmgs (Town Hall {P•vablrt by Gen•r•J T•x•tton) 2178 32 1 ef.() 1Ou1sland ng Spee1al As Total General Govern sessment Bonds and Nul ment t1 22 i 85 1 r s (Pi!.\ able I\ Spet I Protection to Person and Asso:> ssm ent 1 Property- POlice 111 2772 w n Ptol 6700000 21939 jt )1 1 Rnnrl rod Debt 67 000 00 F1re Total Prote-chon to Per 4 2 ltc ~on and Property 11 347 11 Health-1otal 3fl000 j E~tal~ of George C Neue Dec: ..ned I rebv ven 1 hal !'oita-;v whns,._. Pl)<:l (I r I v5? f1~ 1 S! Wad \ wn th ( h 1 n~ be('n tiulv ap p Hllrd I n utnr uf thr t .. \a or t c• r.,• c N a'e h r> or V lta ~:t w I I I 1 tN Sf'n c (' s al rf S\13t U \l r t;~ 1 nl~ O! thl.' Or angv d H h at 2 o lo~k I t at'l nl1 I II R('v /ll nrfc-t !l JI C I 1h 29l h l~y 11r tl II n~nts aud Jnlu est Gtnelal V1llage Funds Gcn I Village and Other 1~ Sv. 11 , , 11 Hlt S( TH Jl It 11 \\ 11 h II nwn I Hl 1 Ill pru "\ 1 (hurl 1 I lilt \HI BOBAP moM- 1151 .....-"""'"c... ca. Second It PhDnt 61 PorMror. Ohio ~n I m ru I \1 ~ fi J \t r h1 \\ Datlvy of 3 iifl' J nnoun~ n" hr n , cn ;::: <.~g~ment ar:d approach t<r g ~ r the r dau~hter Leota Ila le~ lu Max Lett lu " e J ohn ( Bacon l f h ! te son of Mr and Mrs Erm .. t Ta\lor Mr JLJ<igt of 1ht< P1obal<' Court .and Mt s llermHr la\lor Mr an<i \. er n A Robmetll' of l..ogan 0 :\1c g Lo unt) Oh o M1 s Dmsmon Boyles and Vert> MJ SS Batll'y ts a graduate of 9 16 3 c Swortz atlcndc<i the Easter Bazaar 4 ' i hestu H1gh Sc hool class of 55 and &Ke salf' s pon~ored by the and r>n plo}t'd tn l ugan Mr Rob NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Chester W S ( S last l'r day nctte 1s a graduate of Le-gan H1gh Adm•nhtr•trtx: evemng School nn<i employed by Anchor E!t•t• of Robert H Codnoer Hurk n., Co w Lancaster Plans wen n ade for the Apr I Dece•Md I he wedding w11l take place 111 17 meet\ng at the hall when Nol1rr s hereby .ewen that May Reeds\'11le w s C visJts JIS Edtth C'odnt>r whose Post Off!"(' and puts on thP program Adctre~s s RFD No 2 Racmc Oh10 ha ~ ber.n duly appornted a~ OBSERVE BIRTHDAY Mrs Jlel<'n Wonrlc ~pent Monday Adn rn1 ~tr a1nx of the Estale of w1th Mr and Mrs R F. Burson of Robert II Codner late of Lebanon Fr ends of Larry Mitch so n of Athens and m the afternoon \IS T( wn h p MeigS Cuunh Ohto Mr and Mrs P L MitCb were lled al the H1IIC'rest Rest Homl' d('rt'a 'ic d gul's ts when h s mother enter Dal d lh 2Bih da l or M:anh ta1ned SalUrda) evemuJ! wdh a H/56 Ironer Cf'ie.brattng hts fourteenth John C Bacon brMhday Th.c boys mctuded Earl Ju !gc 3( lhP Prohate Court 1\kKmiC) Rush Ph1lson SLephen 1\lr g~ C unt ) OhiO 'drCullough Danny Hmdy and 42 Q 16 3 (' \\.111 am McCool Mr and M1 I 1 - -- - - - I ELECT A Quailfted Man As MEIGS COUNTY SHERIFF Vote For BAILEY ou wtth money l~ out only busmess Loans qutckly arllm~ on Sli nature* only car or funH ture 1 tnp ~er\ teo - phone first See us now Qll ~IIFICATJONS • Ple<>('nt Mlddlt"port Pt 11 {' ChJef • SNved Two Yea~ On Pomcrov Pol1ce Force $25 to $1000 o Attended 10 FBI Schools o£ Tr<li mn2 o Served In E T 0 In In \1 orld W..- Il Pbone 132 or 508, Pomeroy Ho1t:r' Mon -Fri S-5 Silt 9 12 Open. evemng• bp appointment l01n1 rnd1 It r11fltn1 al 11111 •Y lo•n VOTERS: Tloltt:N Ru~"( \\ R ruh~y RUSSELL BAll EY hi Rlt!AriV Oppo!ted To Increased Taxes rmd V\ Ill Work To Cut Expenditures In The SheriffS Offit ( Bailey W1U F1ght Ju\en1le Dehnrwenc~ and assure Me1gs County of adequate l;aw Enforcement KaJ Hindy, Manager 300 W. SECOND ST M1hoal 1-...-c. C.. ·-·~ flft I R - - ... uu r ASK YOUR DEALER abo I our finance plan lxofur ~ :. uu bo> a:1 auto~olnJ,. nppli~ ll •c ~s o1 t1actor MAX \1 \RD .......... or I T revy- Fi nsterwa rd Funeral Home Phon• 28$ l'bonel16 V r ~: l T rort! <~nd nt rnt 1 In thf'Jr hom~:; J H Phone 101 Y MEMORABLE SERVICE ... II 1 1 o l11 <..jiOI ill(\ Announced For Bailey-Robinette \ r~ I crnsC's MOY WecJcJ'fng /S (o lh~ beck \lr ~ Jl v ly C) LO~i.!l t:~bbed )Jiflll•f11 S les r;Jx a tl I 1 " • I ~ (l o In lltut ' I und Mil Mts LhJ s Js SUlT from th~ tl p l'l wtth a printed srarf pull+'d through at one sk1e - !rom th., Ju Copels.Ad colltc• twn ror ~p rmg The!- softly folded t u\J.ar u se-t a.~y at 1.b• back. -~ ----------- Mr~n iMr Cl I' Gtrli 0 I 9240R\ ~ OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. ~nd an ti \1" TAUPE TAN ';TLK TW2ED ~ LIM I :~r 1 "" ' I l llC(Jffi(' 1 IX St I~ Ber ltcen c h f fll M r~ t " nhr]l.\ Atlm sst n rax ( 0 $.'l Ill I r l "' ""'"" VII pploe Sl$ply 215 Un on Ave Pome roy rdbro :l1Z.25tc ~ I\ :n 3te WE BUY 1 .. I 1 M• an 1 M t r• I Anlf'r~un of ng n~~: l arker~ l urg "h V:~ 1 all tJ on ~1r Mil P al 01 I Je ~ • pr;n r h) aniMrs lloll) l-r tn d s unav d I l lhilma ll cn<ltron Jl.lro,; I..::. Inn Stllar~ or <olum h "'w s Dut ng lh t Hl rnr ; ling 1 ts spent .a 11 .., JOJ v~ last"' f'k "I h thl'lh !t ffrt r l ht l n1n~ t ;r 11 \fr nl Mrli A~ Sd1 I \1 fl Ill ~ I IP h r \Ia h Hanaban Mr an I Mr ~ ( arl ( ordon of I h( n H t 11g o 704 '):i Pi 1pc tv I a:o.:t' t:1nr1a\ I md t'U "'" I ta l '" C1~1 f lr~ t I -.J " 1 I \d I l ' I Stu! I I t f Nam u i.J)nd on Loyo~l H•IP"n Cl.lu 1 11 t l p l lh ll• (Ja ,; o(lh~ 1 M tho 1J t ( hurch n t tn thr chur 1 h lofunda ) (V£' mn g The mt f'l ng \loa.<; o J)f'n~ h} thP Plf'Std('nt Mr~ l hristlna < rtmm 1 he st"crctary and treas ury rr p rl ~ wa! read Tbedevotilns werro n th~ ~ v Mr ~ Jl.t argaret Ei c h m ~a~~ n uf Mrs Eh1abt>th Hy....-ll I u t IE 11 u,. lions were af>kf'd I~ I day PHmng ror i.l r htar a! of lhP Mr ~ No r :~ lloudadt,.l< :~ ml Mr F..aster Sunf'l~(' Sor 1C'f' Margan 1 t 11 t anger The W S r S mt! Ia t Tues Rdrf'~hn .. l~ werE' serJr-d by lh£f'Vf' Mareh 20 at !he home uf ho ~ t q~ ~lr noroll 1 Jlo1 mr<;; Alma S'o\ 11 w th !l nr!llhNs- prr thr ~nl'lr i»:r~ ~rrsot- nl B 372113 8?5 88 nk r g I I ftt-r I t•l!:•• 55000 278 72 4'12 49 "~.; r .' ' l 1 )0 PM. In tM ptcfutol •bowt BI.1W.. Staats ?61 pound ., for thfl Falcom l•y1 Into tht INU m b11t11•1 prKIICf' St11.1h " tiM tuttHt boy on "• squad •n.& will H used •• 11 p1tc:her •nd u • c:•tcher To tDe htfl BoO Ollvl'r w•ter•n Juntltf" h11 ltanct at thfl plate Ohw•r ~~Viii be u~ed •• • p1tcher When h&l '" not on th• mo-und ht- w1ll Me cfuty 11 1 1Mrhtop Oltwtr 11 txpeeted to w 1eld 11 b 1g 1ttc:lt for the F•lcont thlt yt•r Both b<lr• •r• products of the Jun 1or t••tu• uflw•ty of thl wmmu months mduded RODNEY DOWNING ACCIDINT estuna !'~ r1 CUCKL&R REAL TV Box 22t PQWER MOWERS fre-e furmture vauon batance $3000 oo AUTO SALES ~< I I ~ot FARM-6-room house w1th ~>lee trtClly aRd ('!.Sterns Two barns granary and 1mplemenl shed 50 a<'res wtth 20 oeres m cult• :t.ND TORO •• Halilnt f' Dec :ll I ta l ( P tral \ill<~ ., Bllltll<' POMEROY-5 room frame house w1th water electricitY ga!l available Venetian bhnds front porch loeated on 60 ft 1ot on Kerr Street out of high water Exeellent buy at $3 000 00 HIGHWAY PROPERTY- 3~room block house, wtth br1ck fire place, electrJClty excellent wa ter gystem w1Lh soft water lSO feet frontage on State Hi,Pway Several buses by property dally 00 All 42200 rt "'' I * BASEIALL PRELIMINARIES •t W•h•m• H•h. Set..»! were 1n full t.Wtnt th1t w. .k H C~h lblph S..yre t. Wh1ffl F.1lcon nrne preg.•Nd for tht M•~M a~. . , •• home •v••ntt Lo~kut ,.., TuetCtly T 1m• of the sam• r46 IO J 3 7211 (H) 2 ~90 00 I 091 00 nd• IJIUI<~ B~lam e * !'i 4.982:3 10 586 00 1187065 4 21158 l{t<flpl<~ Expu s r Atphance METROPOLITAN JACOBSEN ·:----c'-+-,- II 10 Sports Wllh Ted Wolle 1115 l!unllD(ion ot Nlih\ I rnake!l ~ 7 15 John Daly 8 ;-j(J MUM Parade 9 00 Masquerade Party g 30 ·Break tht Bank 10 00 Wed Nlte ighh 10 45 Sports Stdeh&bt. 11 00 News 11 05 Weather :me You have something To Sell, Trade or Announce, Let A Doily Sentinel Dlstldy Ad or Wont Ad be Your RepresentotiYe. -They Get Results - 7 30 D1sneyland ... I ( I Oh 1o ru1 ----- II l1s w lr l heiJ C'( S I tl QlJ.CK SERVICE on Waltb Re- th 1 t t f< ~I lo 1 28 acte lui palrmg by F_,-.lory rralned lctdl I I y 'F.:t.!wal(l G IICI t II P watchmakn COLL1NS fEWENo 11011 lltl r N llh 1 Ut!\2 CADlLI A( fl (V II• l coupe llghL h\ I' W lh wht \c LF.RS Pl'merov 1-3-lf the a 1 SlCIJOn Nu f lhencC' top $1695 Ria Una• I nr-~F~~~~::~~r:.& ABBOlf"T TV SER \\ ~~ ~along sad N 1th nP to lh1 roy, Ohw 3 28 6tc VICE makes R paired by Ex pl u t of be~;mn ng to 1t m ng 44 pert T<'chntelan.<J Phvne 6284 Y r1 { mott o e ~ 1953 BUICK V8 Suprr c< nvotibll Mlddl;>pOrl 6--l~lf I he pray~r 1f lh(' P• ll on ts coupt> unmllrul le ~195 Blacl th e sa le ol the lJov~ desc1 h tno.r s romcr \ Oh o 3 2H IJie c l cal vstale arcu I ,.., I th( 1955 BUICK \ 0 Supt R ~ 1 ra 1 1 c 111 ~uch ca~t m d~ nd Coupe powC'l sit rrmg: lll I Be SURE I!"SURE j l I I ltd II e al ov~ n m~ 1 !efPndnnls brakes, 11kc mw $27!J5 Diad \Hlh will 1:tke futi!H n t c~ th tt they tnars Pomrlln~ O•o i:lBGic Dn\I S Warner lnsuran<"r S!'rvtrf' have hl'~n nadu pari rs dcrendan 101 W Second St 1954 PONTI~C Star Ch1ef con to s:ud pet tton and they are re Pomeroy Ohio vertible coupe I ght blue r n1sh qutrl'd to answl?r the same on or D~le C Warnt'r Agent one owner $1795 Blaettnar s hc£01 e I he 26th {lay of Mjjv 1958 Phone 336 X llomeroy Oh o 3 28-6tc Ftemont Stevens Admmu Complet( l~ne of lnsnranre I rater of I he Estate or Auto F1re General L1ah1hty 1952 BtJJCK Roadmasler cGnver Bur<\elt Johnson Deceased 3-14-30tc t1ble coupe smart two-tone grey 0 BRlEN AND 0 BRJEN w1tb black top $995. Blaet tnar't Pomec"oy Ohw 3 28 6tr COMPLETE Insurance PtoterUaa A ITORNEYS for the Ad I tte Auto Fire, Polio CaU DoD mJntslrnlor Mills Middleport. Ohio Spec1al 2 door sedan (4) 2 D 16 23 30 (5) 7 6tc two tone green shows $875 Dlaettnar s 7 15 (ASS) John Da)y 7 30 ABC) Topper --:-:-:--c n H.epa r Ft nt.! Habn <'e J~ n 1 R1 <' p Expendt lu ~ Ra 1ar 1 Dt< 3 1 Cemt h ry Ha liliH Jan S tll t nJ nrc on M:'l 5f> li e uf f rn ~ $88(1 li ( f It I Cueltltr ~ult" ' n S I i ll (21) Real ~stata 7 30 8 30 9 00 .il 30 10 00 11 00 I II ( I nt- I JK ( 11 I ~ F o ~ II '" "' -. rrr k I J ff .., !J,.rmg 1 li1hl ..., I\ """ 1 th· at, 1 t M ' ~ Hatl I V. nrt ren r M r~ " o~r~:: n r h "a~ I> Mn 11 n \Jdll mf'<l ng ..,as drt ~ t"dly th l rl Pr:l.}f't 1 !n u:~ •'l n Rf'frt<; hmt>nt v.rrr ~ervt>l 10 Mr~ Hl."atr f' Bl<~k Mr~ Margaret <.:ottrrlt ( lrtrudr Duffy !111"'1 I llf'l("n 1 1 1 llt Mr s V g ma Gurn tht>r M r IIOrothy llanlt'n lloln I F.<tllu r llar It" Mrs lldl"n Harr ~ ]l.fn Alhr r\J ll1ll il rtl Mr~ Ma ry ) l tsle Mr lt.at ht>l \I !Jr If' Mn Anna < ralt' Oller \ 1~nev1~ve 1 I ~hn~tdf"r Mr Alla t fuford ~Irs 1 Agne"' Wt-u Jnd r tr g u bt~ Don I n3 r> c1 fl Mat} Alt;.,;r a S:~ n I l I 01 11 t w l..undor I II h \t'~!! ~ li 1 J llab 1 u ian H.Ct' t!J I ~I I I ~ t rl \I I 120 Bl Insurance counl«pomt I ~I do I) rr\ 4 184 m g 11 1 OJ ;,m l 1 lhl l ow Jp 1 Sa\(' r nn I c p 111 cRADIO & 1F.1EVJSlON SIHVlLE {U! rly bluld~t.l HI u~~ l rl Phon(' 200 (_leland Art I a nee 1 11 w~ 1 w 1 Sture 118 W ~an S! P:.t tty H g nntng on lht N llh 1P I 2 23 If S<£1 un Nu 0 Juu.n ~ nd For relwiJle 1adlo and TV repalr Hi.! gc N 15 1 f lh c Oh eaU 6046-J Wr:; aerv1ce all P" \ s Pmchase ut lht N WHT .. -TV Channel 13 11 11 11 II II £' h :l I .. Jr ( r .tl '-'! r n i" I Jl'r V. Phon< It !all F:..ll ~ 3" -c.-"':":-::-- - - News Weather with SaliJ NJ.D Sports with T(ld Wolt~ w •~ ''!I•' ~ rl. tv ~~ It Yhnto lil"'r I Mn • lot- 1 wa ...r'\ t II r.- I Pft'~t;'Jt ltl tilt ( o!"llt'\ !I I r ri II&' A I ti 1\a anu ll1 I I r II} VII"' I' I IA I tw SUMM.-,1'1' Of FUND IAl ANGES fi:E CI!IPT5 AND DPfNDtTUJlE! II VI"'O Jo t; Ni1D1 I 1 I "' PLASTEIUNG \ ug 1t Walke-r Ra... nt Oh 1 ~ 8 lHl $795 J min} F r i ABC.~ Ftlm Fall .. {ABC.J M:odlcal Horbons (lJumont) Mon Nit~ Et.tea SC I!E'DULI! (by ~ ' 4 ! tlyrrll)' \t,J id1 ("\rrt 11!\NDL~Y t' ~40 X I 1952 CHEVROLJ< rad1 hal~ 8 00 (ABCl TV Readers Dlltest8 30 (ABC) Votce ot l'lrestD~ 'l'b.f!' !ott n lin~ ,l,t&kt r' th .. f r i )C .. .JII l1 r t tU\ 14U 18) I lndlng I o .. I<~!Ji of \ OMIO (20l Bustness Set'VIC 55 tr 26 Phone He:(;wanted I I ) 11 ~ns h 11 Me1 ,. "'Coun y tlhJ 1 I• _ 1 I II 1 LEGAL NOTICE ~fARRH D MAN ft r da ry und J \MIS E l MF.R JOHNSON &tnt-rat fa1111 work llou<.t uulk ) Ho}n v L Ly Mlthigan AI ON7.0 nd ga1d rn h 1 mlud A thur JOHNSON R F 0 Hemts M1d 1 Or• Has ha n addlt'~S I on., gan SAniE H'\RRIS 134 Pul Boll om Ohw ~ 30.Jtp n:un Str<)(! l Gritnd RapidS ,JI.hchJ ---~- - gan MAXINE PlllllPS Box 185 EARN $40 WF:l'KI Y (OMM Sew l h r:~go 90 llhno1~ A 1 c RI CH 1 mg Babywt'ilr 1 No House Se-llmg' 4.RD 1 1 HOMAS 376lh Hqd RllSh ~tamped u.ddre!st>tl en vel :sqd 376th B V. Bar k~tlal <' A F ope Babywf'ar Warsaw lnduma ll w 11 t ke n 1 r 3 21J 61p - - - - - -- - - Boy oJ ~1rl wanlcd f01 rlf'·W~PIIJ>&! route- n KeJrs Run Area Con tlltl Tlw Da1ly St'ntmel 3 28 6tp ll1 11 __ t17l A~!O Services IR~8H.B,ltAWLibiG SONS C'O - - - - Warner Bros Presents Wyalt Eai"T' lli.nny Thrun~ • Dui ont Cavalcade Feature House Of Myeteey; News with M.arc JeDnilliJ 05 Weal her 10 Spcms 15 Ct<t'y Detective 45 Sl~n Off 1r1 11t I , a .".. l ..ET OUR ELb:CTRDNl<.: <.:.J:.x RE-I 16 For Sale or T rode I• ~~.': 1 11 ~ 'Jflth 11 } r March T,l.ft.Y 1'AKE YOUil WANT 1 ~">IJ ADSATY~URCONVfNJENtE \ 1\Hl \.\htd 1RAI!f<RS 4 x 7 all John ! IN THE EVENlNtS CALL 397 IN' ftam( s W II <'II 01 tr:ul f' I lirl P1 rt!J:tt ( I I '_--:-7:::-=-:- - - -- - 1 ft 1 an_1 thmg or valut- J\1ar hall (_ ount} Ohro INCOME TAX SERVICE. tall MJII< 1 I , H u lh11ry Oh ' 4 Middleport 6275 2 ;j tf 3 :!8 6t p 11 Q 00 9 .30 lu 00 11 ~'~I) ! II 05. 1 ll 10 11 15 LLn l) I r ...... D•um!Mor ll lfSS M d tl p. I lhH :i 2.. / 56 r I ttl!) tl I NOTICE OF APPOINfMENT AdntlnhtntQrt Eol.llll! of Thom•s E S.1yrt I I I •,n THE RESULT HAM BEJ:N en~ of the runniest ad campalrn• or t\e year In the New YM'k """'rtP~r& Contained In small paid ror • <Jinln&' out toftiJht column• It conalab ot one or two sentence &em• like 10 .. A Civil war veteran elalmtd tlJat our restaurant wu Juat u bad In 1899 Serloualy Or Our food Is as tre11h as 11 e walter~ Or Ortgtnatora of the new cooktall crate Genuine walet 1 or an dtmmahon lournament It on the rocks could lake a 1oar to produce a new ["'Il Some ~! these llne.a ho.ve the hallme.1- of rreatneu otht~ft. of cbamplon eourae are l'ood for only a mild amlht Howtver AI Newm_an who MONDA¥' worka hard on them nnd oc:r.t~loa&lt.)'l tum• to publlol.at No~an 12 00 KartoGn Komlcs Wl.lmer admllll Stat~ Oreenl\el,jj or •vtD. hi• wlle: for help is havtac 1 00 Film .tt Fancy-M Slater lhe Untie of hla life writing t~JQ And t.he customera seem \0 be 2 30 The Feauntne Touch pourlnr In A lot of them come, AI &rm-. to ate lf we l'e u crasy as we mound 3 00 (ABC) Afternoon Film Fes Uval- The Lady Vamabes AI began Ue cunpalp In tht r.te• ot 4dvt,:e from the ad .,.ncr An• It ~ ~ ~· that, G 00 (ABC) Mlclt.ey Mouse handling Rosotr1 but now Its *ome 10 pppular that aur•estlona whiliJI th•w crmu~d toasthet 8 00 Kit Octrson come ftoodlng Into t.he restaur-.nt by mall ftor'n amateurs To date .and ,.a~ont Jew• lllmHlf 6 30 News With M Jennln~ l'fewman haa turn.cl thMn down. h• hall th~ une&.IIY teelil\f It mll"ht drtW Mar and wW with them 8 40 Daneelanct wtth Hen Rlchte l"volve le(al troubl• Bealo.lu like Mark Twain or any crea.tlve (Lulie 24 15) rut11t he un-cleubtedly feels he can write better ~;~nes himself 7 00 Kllk1• Fran & Olhe Pl\A. VF.R Father we pray that TUISOAY ON' ONJI! OCC.rlSION, he fUbtoi\OIS \hl1 oM Giant eoc:ktall Thou wtlt duw night to us rn the &ervtd enly to people nven re~~:t tall or over Before you knew it powea of the r tsen Christ May we 12 30 Jamboree t 00 Film & Fancy three baHketball playen Cwhat elltt) weA on bantl AI meuurtd to forth to m cot the t.as ks or th1s 2 30 The Femmme Touch day In the assw-anee that Thou them conceded their lapllty and. ended- up pa.ylng Cor the c.trinka 3 00 After1110on Film Festival art wlth us GlV& us tbe v1ctory hlmselt IS 00 Mickey Mouse Another day AI wrote t BolT)", U.S Will bt no Blu~ Flat.e SJH!Cial that overcomes the world throueh 8 00 Rocky Jone.s Jesus Chmt our Lord Amen tOO..y We hind & ckunv dlthw~er who tum~ ou.t to be an 6 30 News Wilh Marc Jenm>~p t'tmmbl Ot cour.e, tbat day U ~· ..-ked for the Blue Plate 6 3& Weather HOLZIR HOUITAL Speclal Roaoft'a doun t Q11t fl~ ll•t Pkr.t~~: BpedGI &Del the wa.lt Admitted Saturdv Mrll Ray 6 40 'IV Prom Wlllh lin Riehle en patiently had to exptt.l,ft to ~-on1e~ that tht bon "u ot'f 7 00 Kukla Fran & Ollte Gtlmm New Maven I'll• trolley __ __;__:::.._,-:.;___~ Admitted Sunday Oscar E Sp1l MOre Ntwma.t\.1 "A do\lbtrrd, «latlnctlon, tn l " .. have the only WIONISDAY <:hef in tire buslneaa who \11111,1'" luncb (l'Orn home One of oul' lers Jr M1ddleport 12 30 Jambmee Admitted Sunday Mrs George walters overheard one lntt- bu.tlb4,1\d leU bl.tl wtre Just because It 8 2 SQ The ~emlnme Touch our anntvr:nary doe1n t mean · ~1.1 "ave to Ol,.r a la. ca11e Our C Randolph New Haven Donna 3 00 Afternoon F1lm Festn•al IndiAn curry &I 10 authentic ytt o.tb~tr dig \wo cobraa show~ '-'P Marvel Raclllt' 5 00 Mlekey MollSe fdr lunch lllrtb I ~1!11>1~ bo'" to M• 8; 00 Jl?bD ~ Wrheaue:r Wha' •~mtl to Itt A.a s be.st line wu turned down by all the new 1 and 'Mrs Geotee Randolph 6 3 0 News paper• You know how Jtutry we aaa be when we put our mlnf!• to tt Tbt. one reid. PJeu~ drink '*'- at Raao.,& No .sell· M• allll ~I'll l:daar llando\ph 8 35 We•ther I'Oipe<:tlfll rtlla\lr-.n,t mtlk.a II'KaUIJ 011 U.a t90d. """' cllllclroD •etw:n.ed to tlt¢r ; ~ ~k~ & Olllt FCH" tt11• F'lt.e•l Ye•r ~ or &'hanks and ~P"'l htl NU ! 1 or rent-l:xtPDSIOn Ladders Dec••••d Uee11 Qf Events prmted al reeu Sraflold Board/! Drop lloths N 1 hf' c l \ I! n th In e1usllled ratPII Oblluanl!:SI Clinton Fiflller Middleport rn a li St) r l' ~ nl l t I \\ DUbllabed at 1 ce~t per w11rd Phone IJ?...(J!).X ll 1 tf Su} 1 , \ h ~ e I lsi orr • o:> A Ill n s~ ~IJled Ada rec!tl'fe<l by rn~t) or t f nrh ~ Purllun d Oh 1 Rt ult telephone &~veo ca eful at".u For rent- Eiectrle wallplper I I hav < Urt n du ly :J. f'lflO nlf>d a lloll ste-amer Cllnlon Fishtll' Mid- Adllllll tralors of t h Eslah or dleport Ph 6'Jfi5 X.. 11 I If 1 h 1 " F: Suyt (' law of l t'bnn n WCHS-TV Channel& I COUNTY Ot hu ~ 1 It f< vt~ r m n I ll AI A.R I M1':1'.1 S 1\ lh lau • ltv u I ~ilr agt' A. 1\ P,,..n tl 1 24 If Bil l' 1 fr ulo l lh tl-1 ~~~ I 1 :;oroka Is Shongri-Lo " Of New Guinea Today II .111 ·~I I ot (' ld Jud ~ f 1 RI IAHK REPORTS ;t I I -- Buon floto a coffe-e l"Xpert f u n the Umverslt) of Honolulu - who was flown In at the p\anl er s expen~e to wtse up the na I v \ on corfer?-growmg told me I belu:ve lhJs rs the last s pOl n the world where hnppy nullv.:-s and Europeans have a chance tu gt't along m the openmg up of a new country A little later Horne Niall d1s lnct commiSSioner for the Mm obe a P.a satd more or I< ss II t ~ nc lhm~ Sa1d N all You (an JUSl ~ay that out here we don l need mnchmeguns You 11 nollce we have no begga and no lipping Kr-n Chesler go~ s ff on patrol aud lt!aves hts w1f~ and ktds alone ngbt m I he luddll' of lh~ ~avage Kukukuku country W1 are IJketl belle! by I he na I Vt' Jln l jR) IAh 'l' II }Wh 1 Wf' lion I nt"ecl l!la nd n~ armH"S rhc future of this countrv 1s 111 pc nHn nl agr~eult tre aud then the counlry Wtll boom !tom what I ve so:>en N all and ( oto are 1 ght Rll'r ll I 'ol;h H;c.C Unttttd P1o: ~s Sto~ff Co respond•nt \ ln'ilt>l l rts~ roro:>~puutl.nl 7 ,, aro1 1 d 11 .. o ld 1llk'=' 11look Jlhtc>iJ! 6/l() at 11 t-' nt\1!) I hut .,..ill makt- 11 .. ) t':i ll llt' ~ 9 IU Cu• of thw Awkwud Cot pu 10 3U All t'l diplomat ~ arf' kot-t'l 1 g :J ljUI"f'll 2 :m c <.~n t>J a ( oes to !-lr hoo l < hl'rk on tilt' Krl:' lu ll!lii SOI<" n ! IJ<) Maline" lht'A ttt' n Mosro w ~ He I Sq uall" til', Wt!atlu~rcagl 1110 Pt PS!'l Hox: duys Th roy t'XJlt'tl h11t !! On~ da1k ~ no Dalt- \\t th Ltfe l l 15 Greate.,t FlChW In Centu-rr mght !he ~Jay m ~t arhPd bod} of 4 15 Modern Romanrf s 1 1 30 1 on 1ght fos,;> r Stalin wh1ch ltes expo..,ed to 4 3U Queen fo r a D~y 11 00 S1gn Oft the publle gau• bf' 1d~ that of _5::_:llc:_ O~A~_.~_.nl Oru ~how _ __ _ Lf>nin wtll Ue ~ pJnt f"d llwa y 1 h,.. TUE"'.OAY 600 Soklters Of Fortune be ll nil IS that B J!ga ntn Klu l sh G30 Sports Eye 6 55 S~gn Or <:hf'v and ( o will wmt a htllC' 7 00 1 oda.v "40 News Ptcturf' While nt !tast Tile demotion or lht non r.orff'l:' Trme 65.1 I "", Paul & Mary Ford late dir!atur to an ordtnary ton I 10 00 D r g hong 5( houl 7 00 < lllnd Ollfil Onry woul<i he q 11te <l ,:;hoek to th e Rus 10m 7 ~u ll uah Shore ltm~ Ko\'Jr ~ show s11n 1.woplt at the momf'nl H 11 1100 Hom 745 News Caravan rt>nmdt r~ of 11; lul1 St S!tllu 19 00 Tt'JliHS.~;>f' F.nue 1\IIW!ilia Raye S ltow "uu Conm 111 t ~I \ It' are thsappt><ll 12 30 J< eal hf' Your Nt>.,.l 9 00 I Ires de 1'beatre u ~ fa ::. I 1 hP <hplomal s Inn t Wllnl 91U Cu ( le Tt.eau~ 2 IJO S ar :suo" 1a ~e to bt> caugJtt nappmg lO :10 M.r Distrl,.;t Attorne-y 2 JO Pars"On s Study Quret Op•r•tor 3 00 .Matinee Theatre t 1 00 New11 He.>ldJme.i There~ eons1dt rahlf' hopf' aronn I 4 00 Tlalt> wllh I fe 11 tl~ W l'a lhenast United Naltous he:uJqua1 ters m 4 1~ Modi:' t HumaiiC't'S II 10 Press Hox New York that Sec1f'tan l.Pnt I 4 30 Qul'en Fflr a Dav II 15 Mud Wliktn• n Show Oag llamn l.'l~kJt 11 1 :ty IJt ht 5 00 Aunt D1u Sh 11 11 !() ton t~: ht m m who can head off wa1 I <" :> 30 Howdy uuody twtcn the At all nal 1 rt an<1 1st :u I --::----:- '---,------.,WEDNESOAY 6 oo HopaJ..,. c ...ld)> O~t>r Pales hnl.' lit 1s a qUiet oper 6 55 S1gn Ot:~ 6 30 Sports Eye ator mode.'il and p ibllr1ty Sh!r R G 40 News Plc:tur& he 1s sma1 t l-hs mls~wn to Rt I 7 00 '] OOIIY 6 <l5 Les Po.ul & M~ Ford Chma tn the new Har seas on nf 1 ~ ~g Coffee Time Dlni Don~ ScJ·,oo-l 7 oo n.. Hudson s Secret 19155 led to the relf'ase or 11 liT 1 Erme Koval'S Show 7 30 Coke Ttme plisoned Amer1can fhets It ~s ex 1~ ~ 7 45 News Caravan peeled that Hnmmersk told will 12 00 Home Tennessee Ern1e Show 8 00 Srr,.en Directol'S PbJll?n\e fo1 the M ddle East next 12 30 Your Nest Feathl'r bouse week w1th a t N mantlogl' to ne 1 00 Cm rent 8 30 Father Knows Be&t p/oo/o 200 Suste 9 00 Krttit Theatre Satellite Stnfe 2 30 Camera Goes to School 10 00 Th1s is Your Life fmhan S<"'f'nl sts an(\ the Nav~ 3 00 Matl!"'ee J 0 :m Damou Rwcyon ThqtN ca t l l;l t'ffi to get lo~,:l'lher on the 4 00 Date Wtlh L1fe 11 oo Headlines program for thf"' earth satellite 4 l!'i 11 05 Weathercast. which the Untltd Sta tes l S to 4 30 tu:odern Romanees Qul't'n for a Day 11 10 Press Box launch U s the Navy s JOb to get 5 00 AUint Dru Show II Hi Greatest Fights of Ceuturt the artificial moon produced and ~ 30 Howdy Doody l l 30 Tomght launched The clvthans announced recently that the s1ze or the sate! hte would be expanded from 20 to 30 mche.s Jn d1ameter That would call for rad1cal alteration of Uu threes age 1 Jcket as~:~embly that 1s MONDAY 4 15 Sccrt l Storm to send the ma n made moon Into Its g 00 S 0 10 p 4 30 5 00 F dge of Night orb'it round the earth 1 he Nav y 9 UO 'Kay-er np 111 n angaroo 5 00 Lucky 8 Rand sa}s the <:lVIIrans we1e wron~ 10 UIJ Garr} Moore 5 30 The E arly Show the dtarrcter 1s sllll 20 mche ~ 10 30 Arthur Godftey 6 30 Your li.:ss > Reporter Red Atom II JO Stnke 11 Ru~ h 6 45 Spotli ght on Sports lnt'u.lcntally Sovael Ru s~1a a nti 12 ()0 Val ant Lady 8 55 W(alht>nnan C 1 lllltJUsl Chma arf! Jl lelly f01 m 12 15 I ove of Life 7 00 PJILI Page Ulg a nuclca1 1esearch progr l 11 112 JO !:It 1 r h for Tomorrow 1 15 Doug Edwards. Nuwa stmrlar to the Euratom a lan 1c 12 45 The CiU ldJng Light JO Rob nhood 00 Katie s Kitchen pool in Western Europe A meetm~;: 8 00 Burns & Allen was hf'ld rt>eently m RJehare~t 130200 As 1he \!.OIItl lurn:-l 30 ( odfley.s 1alcnt Scr;uta Romnn a lo dis<'usss lhe forrnatwn 2 00 Hobo:>rt Q LeW II fl ou I 1 ot,e Lu cy or an eastern nuclea1 research 1 2 30 Hou se party 9 80 Dec mber Brule 111Sl11Utf! II s exprt'h d I hat Ru,<; ;) 00 Th e B g Pa} 1 ([ 10 00 Sluf'l r: One SID Red C ~una Outer Mungolw i 30 n b ( r b~ Show ll \Jfl Up to the n mute- News and Hussia 11 E Jropean salcht• ~ 4 00 1 hi B ~hter lJa ~t Jll !Je membct s _ --~Y_ _ __ 11 05 1 he I ale Show He1dache For Toggy TUESDA 'f It Jl.sl pOSKible tb.rt the de 900 S ,.. n Ou - Prll}e 14 i050 I lgt of N1 g ht hut kmg of Slahn '.HII (OsL Commu 9 00 Cap:~ r1 xa 1g1roo 5 00 I J in tS Rancn n'l.'i l 1 h o:>ftmn I flln11! o 1ogh 1U 1 It~ 10 00 Ga r rJ MUf 1e 5 .30 fhr Ea1 ly Shvw JOh nt~ l•ildu of the ltahan Com 1030 At!htu t 1dfrey 630 Yo1r Esso Reporter 111111 ~ 1 lt It Win~ ::locwllst couiltlo 1 11 30 Slnkc tl H, h 0 45 Bob Wi g nc~ Sports Slww ml<J1ltnment logllatllllll rlon g 1200 Va!Hint Unly 655 \\eath r: rn1on so wtll 111 ht~> !ltlc mvl to sdl th e l l2 15 lmt> of life 7 00 Press Conference K f'lill s n~w lnte Hour ~a}~ 12 30 St>an l for Tomorrow 7 H Dou~ E !ward~ NPw• Herr~ D (hlln(e lhatldlwlllC So 1245 lheGuJdtngLight 7 l0830 lltg hl!g hts of the Great 1 ewh~l leader P1e1to Nr.nn1 rna} 1 00 Kutre s K1tchen c~ Show on Earth suppll nt Toghath as eotohttOn l 30 2 no A!. tht> Wotld rurns 8 00 Ph I ~ vers Show spokl'~m:ln 2 00 Hubert Q Lt!~,t;ls 8 30 Hangf' il1•l<r Big Bot Down 2 30 11 '!l.'part_y 9 00 G lJ I mbardo Japanese Russtan peace treat:. 3 00 1 h( B g Pnyoff 9 ~II R~t. Skelton negottaLtons have bogged oiown se 3 30 D b ( osb) Silow 10 00 $114 000 Quutton riously They started tn London 4 00 I h ll lght<>r D<ry 10 30 Do You Trust Yaur Wife last June 1 Now they have been 4 15 Sc('! St-orm 11 00 Up to n-.e minute New1 suspended lndefmately after mooth~ ::-:-::-- - --__:'.:_c 1·05 Late Show of Uispute due to Russ1a s tough WEDNESDAY 4 15 _S_e_ cret-Sto~ - - - demands The Japanese gov£'rn 9 00 Stgn On- Praver 4 30 Erlue or NJght menl and people are angry Agree R 00 Capta1n Kangaroo 5 00 8 ment SC'rms farther away than 10 00 Garry Moore 5 30 10 30 Arthur Godfrey 6 so Sports Outlook 11 30 Stuke H Rad· Thl' wothl ht>av~weight boxmg 1200 Valiant lady ~ championship L~ 1ft f'Oid storage 12 ltj love of ltfe 7 00 Fatt1 Page and likely to r('matn there for a 12 30 Search ror TomorrO'If 7 H Doull Edwards, Ne.'¥ long hme Champ Rocky Manranu] ,2 45 The Gu dmg L1gbt 7 30 CISCO Kid has run out of legttlmate chn l t 00 Ka~te s Kttchen Q100 Atlhur Godfr~ 6 Frieildf tensors Unltke former ehnmp Jot' 1 30 As the \\ orld Turns Q 00 The M1lltonalre l.ouls Rocky shows no dcme to 2 00 Rob rt Q Lewh 9 30 1 ve Got A Secret orgamzr. n Bum of the Month 2 30 Houseparty 10 00 20th Century Fox dub to get fights He do{'sn t plan 3 00 The 81,~: Payort 11 00 llp to 1.1le Mmute Nem to defend his htle agnm unttl Sep 3 30 Bcob Cros-by Show 05 Late Show tember Unless a b1g money gate ts f 00 The Brighter Day In pro."Jpect then he may we)! re tire 'fhat would lead to the staging - - - - - ' "' "" I 1 1toby b "'le~~;lau O•cuNd , ~ I 11" lh It• Ill H ll N l hlli4 I 1; lUI ) Ill 1 u 1 1 "' ~ \ 11 ,, f lhr f:,.tlll of E>J 01jik I ph bit' Vf 0 ill i loY.U I. bl r "''~"J.€'> to t(ll~ ~ ~~ t rt li!lt'J,. ~ < \\ I I IJ!lh· d tl' "O th l ~oj fl <t' sports Eye News P1cture Les Paul 4 Mary Ford Bi g Town r. ordwl MacRae News Caravan L :u~.sar .... Hour Mr:dtc Moul gomery Presents All Star Thea.tre "'t>ws Headlines • "0 6 40 6 55 7 ou 1 I --------1 Nul , r ( .,,.,, 11 -UM. HI'OIIT OII ' TM• Cl.lft'K OP 'THI' Ytt.t.AH OF MIDDLIPOIT MEIGS APPOINTMENT E..rKvtor of flrank Cole Ett•t• i"l - -- - ---·-600 s upertnan BY CliARLES M McCANN '' I " WSAZ ··TV Chanqel,a ,.l [)Qilv Sentmel, Pomerov-Mtdd leport, o;,[~ic~::i~~iiii~-s;~"U5:E~(-"'_-_ ~;c;;;;,;;;0 n' Cham1in11 SYRACUSE ChiC _ _ _ _Th _, ~e woTtct oF Sc.i" 19) For TELEVISION GUIDE Commentary THAT COULD --=---=--- --- ~WANT ADS Monday, Apnl 2, 1956 ====~~ -~ - ~~====~ • ( o;~ rrNI Set. ! u I I _.r 1--h ::IHLI! Datly SA WED OFF SHOTGUN M/\ SO N AR(A I ut..l tslw I '" p " • Ftremt'!n pour water on .m•ldMinr W1't1Ckage many hounr arwr bl&IIL Tba balldiDJ' wu 11:1: .r,orhla bleb. aea.riJ • bloek long- Poltllcol Mv By Russell R. Bail" �I I • - •az f1ur --- M6ndQ,., April 2, 1?;6 ~ The Doily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio .. I I I COLUMBUS, 0 . UP -- Coach Jn tbe back held. the Buckeyes Woody Hayt=S admtttcd today there appt>ared loaded . f'Spe<'talty if Hu i were !iOmot awful big shoe s to ftlf , bert Bobo makes a comeback Ill a s the Ohio State football team he- the c-lassroo m Don Viele appart>nl gan spring practice wtth 22 letter. ly has the fullbo~~(•k JOb leavmg a men · among 100 candJdatoes host or others to fight for olhl'f I The Buckeyes, gunmng fur an 1 positions. 1 unpte('edcnted third s traight B1g Top candtdah-s for C;,s!>Jdy s ' Ten crown, will ha ve the ir work left ho~~tfba{·k post were Joe Can. cut out for them next fa ll The , navmo and Jo)-eshman l"1i.ck. main }Ob in spring practice wilt Beau . Tht' loss at lea~1 for spring be to find adequate repla ~.:emcn ts l pr~du·e of Suthrnn. due to scholfor 13 lettermen who Wl.'re so•nlors astk difftculttl.'s, and Lee Williams on last year's squad to the draft was npccted to cramp Tbe hili loSB, of course. v.as All · tht> situatwn. 1 Am~rtca Howard Hopalo ng Cas· Parker , Htlt Jobko and Tnm sady whose explosive runmng wt\1 Baldac<'l ~ive vetnan strengt h to be ~orely missed in the Oh10 Stall' I Jert guard, and on the other s1de 1 attack this season Other b1g losse~ l 1s Aurelius Thomas. v.-err CPnler Kt>n Vargo, Guarll At tackle, Guy Ron Cook. Juhn Dave Weaver and Tackle frank Matlin and Boh Whetstone repre . sented the veterans wh1lc Enw Machtnsky. An NCAA warning or .suspension Spychals kt of Toledo was the freshalso was hang'\ng ovrr Ohio State's ma n hope along w1th AJ Crawford head cuncerning Hayes' alleged of Massillon. money loa ns to play£'rs The mt~l · At Center, Semor Tom Dill man ter wa~ ln\'esli~;:ated by B1g Ten represe nted the cxpericnQc with Commisswner Kenneth Tu~ Wll· Don James of (lnnnni!IJ. at 265 son after last s('ason , but no an pounds, a so phomore hopefu l 1 nouncemt•nt has lx:en JS~ued as to Endll Brown , Mu·had Hlld Frerl whal actron Will be taken . Kriss will be ba<"k With Chufk 1 Big Klu Returns To Redleg's For First Full Game eAIIY IMOOLI.COf" f;><FENC!IN., CHAMP!()/'/ IN 7';'1!3 BY EARL WRIGHT United Pre11 Sportl Writer AIA'ST6PS T()vi?N6Y 1 ,47' 'I AI/IJII~fA, Le. l Ted Klus:e-wsk 1, the- muscl<' man wbo IS given a good chance to topple Babe Ruth 's record uf 60 homer~; m a season , has return~ ed to aMwn to pt>p up the Cm rmn~ t1 Redleg attack and persecute nva l pitchers. H'II!CII I I tllt.t. I!£ 1/ELP !"OR 7H& 20TH i1.44EI APRIL !i fq 8. Tht> Ph1ladelph1a Phillies eked out a tl-5 victory over Cmcinnat: Sunday at Clearwater, Fla.. but the Redlegs romped or£ the fteld like o,unners because "Bi.~~: Klu" played a full J[ame for thl' first time th1s spring. Troubled w1th a enpp! l.'d left hip, he got iwo h1t s m th ree time~~ at bat and d rove in two runs in the seventh mmng to tic the score at i all. 1 I &!vera! of the top clubs already have l.'nough injurl'd and a11tng player.s to keep the1r manager s awake on the long r ide north and t he Brooklyn Dorl~e; ~ lost out fielder Sa ndy Amoros wh11<' scormg a -4-3. II innm~ victo rv ove r the Chicago Whit e Sox at Tam pa Amoro.s tw1sled th1s n~hl ankl e s liding int(l .second ha ~ e nnd wi!l be ou1 two or thre.! weeks I I IZawacki Rose Bowl In Sltht or the Ja:nccs. New- II But thf' Bul'keyrs han· anothrr comer~ included Ru st~· fh.o~A' (' r ma st . plum to shoot for this )Car. TI!l' y er of Hamilton , uut _ta~t Yl'ar o,.nth an.' clib'lblc for 1hc Rose Bowl next poor .-allcs, H1tl Sc-hafral h or sPa!-on, a trq1 the}' {' Ould n"t m<lkc :Wooster and Torn Mort:: an of Bam· despite a Hl.'eo nd s trai ght B1g Ten llton . champtons hi p because of the "no PuctLC(! ~...,sswns will be un rcpt·at" rulr . Other hncuu•n gone were Tack!e Monday, Tues day, Thursday and Sub Don Stoeckel, Center Suh Hud Frida y There wLII be 20 sessions Bond and Veteran Endli Bill Coli· dimaxed walb the annual Red White game May ri. mar ;;nd Tom Spears. MaJor hackflelrl Jo~~t·s were Cas. sady ami Jerr y Harkrader. 1 Ha yes Jndl ca\ ('d on•· po:-.sible rna. jor position switrh. putimg Co-f"i!pt Bdl Mich<~el from end to 1aekl(' Rdtlrnin g starter s ind udcd End Lt·u llwwn , l:. st y('a r's so phomore standout, Tackle Diek Guy, Guard Jm1 r:~rkt!r, Co-Ca pl. l'' rank Ell . 7'1-:\\.' Y OHK UP --C'a~p~r Ortc wood ,tt quarterback, Jimmy Roseboro at right hillf and Don Vicic ga, a Mcx.can tmddi('Wl'Lght wbo .~Jli' C ial!z e~ m AtLril knockouts Is at fullba<'k (a~·ored to defl•at llard v Bazooka Halfback Contender" Halfback conLc nrlcrs for Cassa- Sma llWLLOd uf Hrookl\'n in in dy's s pot were Joe Ca navlno and nLChl'.'! 10-ro und fc,,:ure at St Dick Lcheau , with LeHoy Carr, NLchui:Js An~ na . T he bout Will he tl'IC'v!scd n<t Pnrt smu ulh , Don l"lark, Akrun , Phil Hohinson, Col umbus East; tiot1ally hy DuMont hcg,innmg Itt Georg•• Cra 1 ~, Clairton, Pa , anrl 111 p. m. ~;sT . Prl'slon McMurry, Ptltsburgh .11lso Ortq::-~ , l.1 ll fur a Mex i ~.:;w al flttli~lhlt: t'andubtes r d 5-lU'"l ha~ won all of hn1 pr<'vtou s The ~ hift ol Mtchnr\ . rom ('n Apnl ftto:ht s hy knockuuls In to 1acklt· Is the only mitJor chanb:c 1953. lu fl:tlll• nOO KHI Charol in planm·cl twu J"(IUIJd~ 111 an 1\prtl hntll f.01,t "'We'\! work him Ill both plan·s Apnl ht· fnu~h cd Tony l!:~quivcl 1hls spring." Huyes H!ltd . HI th:'~l' rounilii und Je~:-.c ltu"lr~ Thl! tackle ~>iluntlon. Incidentally 111 cJght may be a sore .~pot wlth the Burk l:l next M~as on Mnelun.sky's graduSm<~Jlw()od wh() dc[NitNI R:~y alto n ~111 hurt , alOJI!: w1th top sub Drake 1n !u ~ t.• ~t l:l llpcara nco, ha:-. Don Sloeckf'" l The 101111 of Fresh· won J? of 111 .~ 23 prof1•,,zon.1l num T>avc W~tgncr of J•ortsmouth f1ght ~ Il l' ha ~ ~ ~·on• d four knoc kdu e In illnl.!ss at.~o wu!l u hlg hlow u11b It t• fnt 1g ll l two drnw:; and 81ekfleld Lot~ded ln~ t fnur lmw ' ---·-- - - --·-·- - - I 1 i Gaspar Ortega Is Favorite Over Smallwood'fonite i l I IV UNITED PRESS For riiht-haoden, there are Bullet Bob Turley, an .lmpreuive 0 Op~n. Yankrt·.~. I lM~f'IJ;dl 9-Waha~m~''::H~o~m~e~ he~~~:;, h~.;:~ir.· .. ,. Joe D.,. ~ ~AKER FURNITUD:!:: ~ roR I Oble 1111lr of vLdurit's, R5-5:.l, and 72-64 WILMLNGTOf'\1, N C. -- Mike .Ruuehak, ftl r mf'r Duk e fuuthall stir. won liLt' dl(hlh annual $1:.!,1500 Azal1•o Oprn <iolf Tournament on tlw l81h hok or ihc Huul r\11\nll I l)kk M~t yo r 11( ~L l'ch•rshurl!(. Vln . flnhhNJ ~cro nd, a 11trokc eH tlw I Bv ERNIE BUSHMILLU HAVE OUR 124 E. •lain St. 990 On Your Dial In Gollipolis MEN-WOMEN r.ow Lincoln Strwic. halpa thtuuMit for U. S. 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" "" van· By CIII!STER GOULJ you mutt put. t tett. nn1o ,.tltlon I• k"n 1ntf lp MfM CIIH only OIMI ovt tf llvt ,..., OM't ••• ., • Ad .HOWl YOU Are Invited To See The Nf\1.' 1956 Huffy Mower5! Easy Budget Terms I ::omplete Iine in slot k 54.95 up. Also offer rou loy-away plan. Vigoro the complete :>lont food. I "I _'b~"'~""'"';.,.,"'::',.~~~·~,.~~,.l T'" MOORE'S 1' er..1 L'011Slfut1lwl, .D&Y.Id ( 'o~~rl RV r ~~~ Loet:u "~""' 11ted execut l:iany .kGL.ffto, Cit)" Lu.u1. "(OliO ) I oro! 1he h:,ne of frank Cole, late Cbtfadle, Judy CrtHne&J13 , Jack Ko uf (J r"''li:.- Tu11.n~h•[J TbQrn as D ~Json. "Rog.f"r Younw, f':n.il ... Jc.LIU.lJ I• S~o 1n· ~~"J t'~ t . l •~ '>J'"J•· tJO!h of Wet.ropllU.t~ AuLo ~~~. B-Ill ~t1 .. I•..,,t ... J. oJ ttl > r .. , t;..t'r, opyuu.ted t:.,art C"'rol)·n NicJJolMor, k.r~\l.lr•( "Jt "'''~11 o.~lu1 .,t J),,. ··•t.ot.. of Co~U NiD~Y Kw&, hiloddl £:,~ 11 1,,u, .. ~ t )~ 1 r .. l~l,· ul L~:b.onull : 1-. Fryf Pl~tnhf!l. k.og.:r Murde1 Y!r and \1rs Leland P roplse "~ Bobby Sehmoll ClinloJ, Fhh~r 1 ul r .-;~J rnbu~ ,1'1-1 Sherrv end : " Judy Butc her , Pcml B!a.tlf.-} fl}Ll-' A~, ~p;><J,flh'd \.IllS Cllaril's Nea Post on of Loga n, \'l.!H ed ''- ~r T~rlor , llobt.y Vt>ttl• .,. ·v-.·~u~wvJl ll .,, e'\E'(Utor of the \Ir~ Percy Peoples, Unw n \v Tuck.ermam Grocf.or) isllt} l\:11o t,t<lt(" tol ,.,.. !,e ,,r~· { ;'l.t:llse Latt: Satu rday del. J O<~nn BuffingturJ l 'laul•· of ~ }ro~r\J~•- <oml ~ ,litll Llidll~ r . ka · ~11u Jane L. Thomas relurned Lemley , BoiJb)' S")r., , Alllh(IJ" 1 ewe kU, hd> b'"t-ll dpJ)uonled ad· to Colun1bw. after spendiug a weekPlwnblnw . Denms LJoujo!l .. ~ tto-"•·r U tl nJ~ I IJiru uf t/1~ \"::>l.J it: of th~ end w1th her pareot.s Mr . and Mn. Stewart, Pome-roy F.ail•·l> Clul• . l .. !t" Hut.H:rl ( udw·r l .. t,· uf J.o·lr Homer l:l.raley 11nd son Jack, E . Roeer Moore. Pii tnelii Luw;:r}. 'I U1u Mam St Pomeroy, Rut Molon:, Mar) K W;.lt,urn. ku land King, Ca.~to lurnt;,., t VII' Billy Kinder, Ronald K:~rr. 1•~ ~ 1111 C. Mtller, PaJ:ro Ai•Jkcr , Clyde ·1.. , ' ACROSS 2 Lnclte 20 . •mau lor, 8 & H tab. ~hke Stew01r1 1... depnl• l. Sk!eve!UI 3 Stroke garmenl 1enUy Powell. H. W. ('raL!J , H1dwrd I ··111 22 . Burrow• ~ Detest 4 Bt-fore ley , C'harleA F e r~u s.un. H:~kn" t; r,, \:1 C11n.lry 6 D~At:lil!l.f• C"ery, Nanl"}' Jo Kodd1:r. Su!JI•, • ., or(! 6 ~low animal Lttllt', Young·~ SuJ•I;'rmarkd 1 11 IJ P'oot 10 A tru1t 1naut. J olyn Rme, Mark l)<fi' J.~. lJUIJii) I , 1 Metal cover• of. !ta.ly Jar, Mik~:> Bo:~liC' 8 Not 10 12 hl&n>.l Sportsman, ChArles Af"1kr·r . I t1o1 ,1 orr c~eece unevell 2:S f'roaa Reynolds, Bbtf"y \ Scrv1er· .t 9 Dart 13 Cash w•«r 26 Harbor-. l•tt:4ier'• A••••e Ricky Powt'IJ, Sonny IIHint's 1m 14 Not 1n 11 Oghnr TVONNE FIIDIIICH looJtl Jlk• u . Sf'clll"e V.1lh 16. 0~ whl) 27. To peri11l Eledri.r. Roland Singe1, I Ia just what the dock ordered U (BoU 35. Kortt C04 vouch.u for IUtchta vid l.yons, Roy lhvt·hn . tiu1t1 Anro ahe usum~ a perch on ll for U~Qther 29. Crwcll ' Jt. 'Ward oft 16. Nickel F.dwards, Rtrh Valley f) ;un .l111 1 a lucky lensman tn Miami Ill,• .,. 31. Part of 18. Back o1 t•ym I m)oj Cuto, Barbar<~ K 1 n~. Wm l.uwr Beach, Fla. I T11lert~atWwa.lJ so. A quadrupH '"to be.'' the neck 1r Bont- (anar l Service Sta, Paul Un>tn ltunuo, 32 . C'Mtp .. u 31. Wazp-yant 18 Short a\eeps 19 Tr1be c(tadle, Wii llams Sohio Sta . Tou; I (N Z ) a ehieken. tO. 8J "'I)' lilt 20 Lair n.JI Rail , Franklin At:Jkcr . Lt 1 lo11 '.1Jih!!i·p•,rl Lt. neil rovm. JiiDH'o, 21 A larce. Sro1lh , StLS 1e Cha pman , Mona s 1111 hlll .." Bt·1·k} ·,; Shvp l>vns H~ rn:-.on pulpy btrry I I I~ I' I" th, Billy Kinder, Ch urlr•s lll>~k<· Etld. 1 \ I'>Oit'. Smi th Clothmg Slurt: ':3 f"loe.tlng .slee, . Robert Cremeans, J:unt'> Jla S1dnt·:- t ollu. John S~ngt:r, B,,ch. mass ot ICe I'" h . A ~Jiet mer, Sollio Bulk plant, (A!Irn J{n ncr' r \1Jlllla Mills. James Wa :-d.l 26. Heap killiODJ, Jack Earl). Dale ilub!JII.III , Se!.JJ iu l l· [Jean Will, Georg(" "t :l~ People ot Powell'i Senitc . Sta., Rrid Kcorllg. l.t·m!e~ .ho1· SlP phcn, Carla N1·u11 scotland Pet~ Wlll hurn . hng. Hu:. No· J ~un. Kc1th AeJker . 31 Smgle umt MiddJeport Fr-ed Mil l, Donald Rieh:lTd Srn 11h, Charlt-~ Cheadle, , 22 Bard Morris, Terry Jo hmon. Gd lnorP s (!eralti Au1t. J <~S.11le Hotel, Caro- l' n J.nternaur.on. I'• Service Sta, Danny Snuth. fd(he ly n ll endril:k>. MHidlE: porl Book aiian&uare 2-uffinglon., MMgs GrMcr l, Sonn) Store, S01.nclra Ctatworthy, llall" s 1 'H Radium !.t)'lll ) Lemley, C}urles Buckley, flh·ig s B•·n F'ranktt n. B1lly Joe l:lark, Con- 1 35. Over I poet ) Motor Co, Ft'fndora llalJk . l'a,n(•\a nif• T d~lur . .J._nirt> Z1;kle, J~rqes 38. Any pinaTaylor, H akl"r~ Furnilun: , 1 :uul Blakrr. 1\h.rtm Re!.Laun111l, Sammy ceous tree Cln.I'"Orlln·. Janiee Hauek, C4i· Ann Kodll'l!'t, Roland Morn;.. Jun 37. Exchan¥"e zem, Ni!tlf.l n<.~! B<~nk. Kalher~·n Qumies Pastry Shop, ~l3nning Buum , , 39. An hrrb i" gardner, Sann:- Hu ck. Qual1ty P1int aJI,. J_tJil:Jit r ].bN~llac~. Da\l~ 1 41 Scrap of Sbop. Butch Bu ck Allee <.."lunrh.lll"n.dtt(·k~ F:Jld~t• Burhn~;_ton. Bt>~t} ~~~ ~ McMasters, Sharon Erw in. TOilllll~ .[o 1..: '1,11 ll- ~ Dou;::la':> H.arr1son, ~C:~· 12 A 1pree 1 ~mith, Home Laundry, Utll y Kt!ndtor "' tJ \A, ar~ Rogt'r Byer~. Sue G.:u n~;~, , tslang) I" I" 43 Ft-ma~ ro.,.·l Cecil Ray See, Jerry Bowy cr s. < h~r · DL;.na \\deux 44 Ordered I•• lottee Kessinger, Manley Shor 1{1· · 1\ &. \I Soluo Stn, Roland Sing. 1 STATION Middleport, Ohio WANTED! Sund•y 584 LOCUST STREET ON RT. 7 MIDDLEPORT, 0. JOE POSTLEWAI'fE. PtGp. Ponaeroy, darrd r\ 11 nutu rRf'N, d1f'd a1 tht• agt• of 73 II•• had bt•t·n ill for m or·~ t hn n 11 n or. 1 Aprtl 8 ({om 2 unUJ .,., POWELLS SUNOCO You sign alone No Deh1y Sundt~y. l p m m honor of ber parenta Mr. ··1r appol nl 'lll·n•, wf'rt> rt"port and Mn Le• Myers,. ~utland. who · aay t 1 t l ,, 1-'1 '• IJ!ilJ!I 1~o 1m 1 will bt observint thtlr GOth Wed' 1,, 1.. u ~t-Il taud Lona Bouom , dlna _An __ "l_v_•_ n_u_,~·-----,.. •,• ; BAKER ,and 11 ~ $299.00 ~ FURNITURE Rv Probate f..ourt DAILY CROSSWORD Wholesale Prices . E I JOES CARRY OUT STORE TRY TO SWEE$ TAL K ME OUT OF IT!.' • I l NE W YO!t.K - Harlrm fi\uh etrotiN~ opt'n<'rl thc1r ""'100111 tour With the Colk~c ,\\1-StLUb with n MINL'· O()N'T AT 1 I I= Ot' """ 'YOUR DUTYI'M DOIN' lly 2: OPENING Y.NOW.'.' s the I Ot' Tilt: IN THERE., Kti-.1-ING 15 CRI MINAI-.5!.'THAT TAKES TIMit , "YOU with notice of a $30,000 daniaae suit lor assault by K. W. Thomp. son, a Southern Railway system worker. Thompson ebaraes he waa bruised and cut in a fight with metnbers or tbe Milwaukee team during their visit here for an u:hlbitlon »:arne on March 27. 19M. A O~n HoUH will be held at tht ._.orne of M.n. Carl Denlaon, Rut- I I Tires He _has too many other home commitments. But Surrey figures to be 1 righ t United Pru• Sportt. Writ.r "'rowded ct'i>lrl•l late June. ... ... •orne '"" NEW YOI{K UP The golf l'••ause Brl " ttsl!t a.s do .,..... wnl"lrl was thrilh'rl yc/ilcr~ay at t~e American golf bugs - 'idolt~e blm news that B(•n Hogan IS. on his This will be his third trip to the way bark. 'Isles. He went there flrst Jn 1949, 1'hey Dll ssl•d him no matter how aHcr his near-fatal automoble ac· l.mef his rctJTcmc nt. Jo' or lids was cidcnt, as non-playing c11.ptain or one of the l{r('nl_t'Hl -: maybe tht•, the Ryder Cup team. Subs~uf'n1greatest - Hnd il le ft a RAP when ly when he made his memorable f't~ . la~.t sm um cr, ]](' satr\ ~e had "'had c~mcback to sweep th.e U.S. Upen, Bob Friend uf th e Piltsburg h The rrst of the Panther lineup 1 British Open and Mas ters,. flmong J'irates limi~ed th1' Kan sas C1ty will find Jim Hubba rd back of 1 . Dut 1t pn·s~~t·s a full-scale , rc- o ther tourna ments in 1963, hl' Athletics t o four hih in mne the pl,liC with Earl Snllth on fi rst, turn when lw ag:rct·s to SO to Eng- thnlled the Scoh; right oul of their mumgs: ~~ohlil' co.a~tm~ to a n 8- 1 little J1mmy Hem s ley on sJ•cond. la nJt for tlw Canada Cup mat ches, kilts al Carooustle. tnumph at New Orlcans . Larry t owmy ill s hort, and Gene wh~rh he _did Wc~~csday. That's where, in hi~> first shot l\11trh will be on lh !rd. In t he out1 tus \.I. a~ prcd1ctcd here more at the Brititth Open, the "Wee lcethan a wrrk ago, when th e word Mon'' took the British Open wi.th Dusty Rhodes, Daryl Spencer rJrld Lt \HI! be Bill Sberidan in came out ur i'"lortda that Bantam an all-ltme record score of 282. and Oa\1 ·Harri& hit hntt inning lert, Bob Wtbon in center and Hen wa~ ham mcrl nf!: the ball as homehl 1o -.hell t'lftr New Ynork John Young in r1ght. of 11l(l Bt•c,ltLSI' th e Hawk hos a lot Gianls heat 1he1:'h'l~ Cubs <~I M<~rch 29-Racinc- Ho me uf un.~lltl.~fted nml:liiiGIJS, SALZBURG, Au:-;tria UP- Wal - j l'hooni;ot., An~ .. 'j\2, a .~ the C l e\'C~ ' Apnl 5 --Gallipo!i~ - /\.w;l y He would hkc as would any 1 laud lnd1an ~ .s:rorcd a 5-:1 ~1ctory 'April 10- Middll'por t- Away man, to win th e U S Opt>n an un - lace Dud Werner of StN1mbo.al over the Bllltimorc Or10II.'S 111 <1 April tZ. Pl. l'lcasan1 - Jiomc Spnngs, Colo. hnilihcd scv~ 11th in 1 matched fifth" time . Th<~l would rlu.'ll llform at Tucson. Ar1z. ;md '" Apnl 17 -Jac k .~on - Jlom e the llH'JI's giant slalom ~kL race take hull out of lm tic with Bobby Milwaukee scor·,·d sevt•n unr.a rnc, l April 19---R,u.·mc -- Aw,ly .lone:- a nil the ancient Wtlli e An. Sunday which was won bv Josl 1 run ~ to b{'.~t Atlanta of th e Sou th Apnl 23-Wahama- Awnv Hit•dl'r of Au stria m one mlnule., d, cr~on ---· -----·~ A~p~nl 24-G al l ipo li s-IIo mc 3i.4 st•con r! H llegina ~ch.orpf . ot" ern Ass n. 10-2 Ausiria wnn th e 'o'omcn s J,:lilDt Bet He Will He'~> off yesterday t. Augus ta for ~lal11m while llehy Snite or Nor the Milslers. There still Ia an offi · wirh. VI. , fLm:-.h~~ ~ ~~~·c·_ _ cia! qu ... s llon wbclbcr he will go to the post In the Open- but you can BY OSCAR FRALEY u bU r. [A)OI... Il-W\1. QI..D &JDD"'-1 WAS ATI..ANTA, Ga. UP-Third bue man Eddie Mathews and the MlJ .. waukee 8ravetJ have been aerved , 1 PLAN OI'IN NOUII From Pomeroy year. 1 :::::::::::::::::::::==~ Yogi Berra, of course, wtll be l 1 the No. 1 catcher, with that relief from Uoward and the veteran Charlie Silvera In the No. 3 s pot. As for his pitching, Stengel s ay ~ th e only two su re starters ar1; two B" squad agamllt the Was hmg1on · Senators. The Am erica n Lt'Hgtn·rs Thl' Pon 11 ·ro\ P~nthers and the '· May 1 -Middleport~llomccu rrrd Newcsm1bc for ~II tht•Jr nadnc Tor nadOes ~rc schedu lc.d Mily 3- Pt. Pleasant- Away runs tn a 13-2 v1clory. 10 tr~· ng: 1m 1hts evening to open "' Ma y 6-..Jackson-Away The cr,lpptt'd With tiH' 195ti s l'<tson as they )fay __ Mlckl'y bh·Dor.:totl pttchm ~ the Ll.hh nn tht• l'amlwr rt1amond at full nine Lnnings, brok~ ;, !'i·gamc 4 00 I' :\1 Thf' g<Jmc 1~ :1 ~ orig inal IJ ~c hedult·d for la•t Thursday. lu.s1 ng ~ lruk by dowm nl! !lH' t C " h"l wa~ pn~tllOncd l.Jl'(;!I U~c o/ wet 1 1 ar~ma .s a,\ St. r t'll'r.• lllrg , 5oLoui~ . 2 grnund.~. Co;~<·h Alex Cilo w11l start CharR1ght~banrler Frank Sull LVD.n or li~ 'fhPtss on th e mound, wh1lc the Boston ltcd Sox tuuk a fair- l'oach Charlie Nnrr1 ~ of RacLnC rug~Pd p(lunding from th(' Dt• will cn unt ("l" with LilrrY To!ylor. trr11l Tigers whtlC losm g ti-3 Doth bo)s are l'X pcricnced hurl TODAY'S SPORT PARADE Reg. U.S. P•t Off. New , .. 4 • To.ny ( 'Jvnch, lNtfi'Y ·u-on.,..u., .Sh\.11> ' ~ WESTBURY, N. Y . UP-Roou· velt Racew41y CJpens its 17th sea .. son ol trot racing tonhr:ht ,. . . and Slanley Daneer, the lead.in.: rider here last year, will drive in seven of the eight opMing night races. The campugn will rtl' for 08 da:rs and ends on JulY. 2. on . iflf}t"S. Oh10J ' . . :-· . .... SefUit-ors "can win l-or us.. aad bu a chance to get In the •tartlDc coac h at the Uni\·r.rsily o( Sou th executive scerclary of th e HponSeturtdo~y Dakota, succeeding Harry Gam· ~wring U~GA. · "Onr thin•• NEW YOllK - All -- Amt•rkas .age, who ·1 ~ n~:-. l~mng a ( ll.'r h o ld · "' t·ertaln," added Hen· Bill Ru s~c ll and K l' Jonr~; of ing th c polil for 17 years. ry Cotlon, lhe Bnlis h GOlfing pct•r San l'' ranci~>CO fliCrd Ihe Wes t ColI,!Nt'OLN, ll. 1.·- n~cp Th o~g hi albo eoroutc to the Mas ters, " lt leGe 1\li..Stur to il n em;y 103-72 won tlu~ $10,000 Newport Hanchcop Y..ill he nn tnccntivr for us all to victory over the ta5t at Madi.-.on : at L1ncoln Downs In a four-hor~c ~ct out and pracllcc. And you cnn Square Garden bhlllkct fint:~h. lie pa td $fJ 20 bet the Briti.!lh fant~ will go wild NEW IIAVE:N, Co nn . _ AI Wig. s traiGh t. whe n thry hear that Howan is com. gins of Ohlo St~l(' ~rt an Am('riHALLANDALE , Fla Nt·w lng hack ." If hi 1 can r ecord of 2 07.5 for the 200· Trcnrt ~fllllllled the Gultf~tream He'll do 'hat, lipping 0 s rt' · turn to hLg lime ~;o!f , by being li:1 yard ;ndlvidw:tl medley r e lay event rark lra rK record of 1:42 for n on the iv.·o-man ll . s tf'llm whh'h :;,0:: In the NCAA s wimming champion· nulc and Ollf'-6ixlc.'en1h in winning compctett In the Canada Cup !ihips . the $10,000 t' ort Lluderd11le lfandi- maLchc:> 81 the We ntworth Club 1n iNEW HAVEN, Conn . -- New cap. Overlooked in the wagering, Surrey, l'~ngland. June 24·26 H<t\'~' D won t he l:;a:~tcrn IIO<'kcy Nt·w Trend p11Jd $18.40 to win. The guc~s here, if ~vonsonng ::.:: Lf'aguf' pla~· off~; h~· r\cfealing CltnBOWl~:. Md . - Somc1hnc Thin!-! John .ray Hopkins lR half the pro· ~ ton N. Y., 7·1. 111 the fifth ~amc 6nt• or thr t•lJl distaff racers tn motional gcnm~ we think he ts, C. or thf'lr be8t-nf -IIC\"r n scrlell tr<Jinlll j:t, fh•kii!Cd SearchlnJ:: an d th t th I her h'nl{ nr the 1eam J)fo;s MOINE!i, Iowa - Ralph Mrrilr 's .rct in a photo,~ f'i.m ~ h wtfl he ~~~~~nnnn' Sammy Snead. ~OaTh~ Brl&htu, COI'Dir til: Stewart, line ('~('h 111 Drake lln~ -1 1n ttw $2R.05n Barhuu Fnetsdtu• H•• Muv Commltm•nt• ';( ltr Mld<tlt~pnri \'l'f~>it)', WPII nlnll'rl I~Md ~~~~~~~~~ ~ .l~llndh· Hp at . Bowie Somc!,llllP I llognn 1ndlcalcs that he will oot CO BAKER f'tlRNfTlfRF. CO -~- - lhm~o: Jli!l!l $H .ti0, $4 40 anrl_ $M .Ht1 t ill Britain for th e Brllhh SUliTII PI\~J\J)(';N,\. C111Lf s 11 Y ~ - - - - - -·- .__ _ _ nalph Ol'l'alm<t, fumed 1\nwrLCII Il .:...:...:_..,:_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _, ANNOUNCEMENT J wanner as a rookie in 18~!. and Johnny Kucks. Steq:el oe.D.eYel Mickey McDermott, the left..bf,llder acq1.1ired from the Wublqtoa rotation. W!lt<Y . Richard . IFour Are Named - 1 V61JIF;>) Halu· ry. Barry ikow)cr, 1:11"'1 ty Co\t"rl . l'lthy K..lllj. Elk11 Qual !, Don Larsen, Bob Grim, a :ZO.,ame EdifDr"'to Notu : Thi~ is the lOth of various lnjuries. in • series on th• 1956 proapech Casey Isn't tooo worried about 1 of the m•jor l•agu• c:ILIW Mantle and Bauer, but he IS so worried about Noren that he has B_Y L.EO H. PETERSE~ been playing first baseman Joe Un1ted Pr•u 5~"! Ed1t01" Colti ns, in riibt field. ST. PETERSBUHG, I' Ia. UP -~ Stengel, a master at juggNng The Wew York Yankees are GOing talent, sa 1d any manager m the mlo the 1956 Amenean League league would like to have such pennant race a~ the favorites, and outfield candidates as Bob Ccrv, Manager Casey Stengel agrees Elston Howard, and a rookie by they deserve that ratmg. the name o( Norm Siebern. " Everyone tells me I have the For the infield there are Collins , best talent in the league, and I if not needed in the outfield ; BtU agree," Stengal winked. "But I Skowron and Eddie Robinson bat· am't selh_ng those Re? Sox, In· tling for the first base job Billy ctians, Wh1le Sox and T_ 1gers s hort. Martin probab)y will be at second Those Red Sox esp~ 1ally could with Phil Rizzuto start'lng 1he seahurt us real bad" son at short and Gil McDougald Casey may " platoon 'em to at tbird base. death this year.'' " I've go t enuugh guys who are Yogi S.t As Catcher major league players, but I'll have Al so i n the infield picture arc to fmd lipots for them~spPcJall:v Jerry Coleman, Andy Carey · Bobwhen I l1ave ntne shortstops go1ng by Richardson and a rookie, Tony for me", he explained. Kubek, who hit .334 at Quincy last OLrlfield PoMI Problem His biggest problem is h1s outfiel d of Hank Bauer, Mickey Mantle and Irv Noren. All three were below par whe n t he Yankees lost tht' World Se ries to the Brook· lyn Dodg:cn; la~t October, because potu. Pomeroy, Racine Nines To gain ~~;r;::~s. ~: 3~ta~;~~~o t~~~~ t~~cnl; Try For Opening Baseball Game The Dodgen "nl non I WeekendSports Summary Baseball Training Camps of r F.g!! flu11t loull!lued rrom ~"t.:•· 1'ommT leltl ... Whitey Ford and Byrne. But be hila a Jot t1al !;rebind t-em. . llr IIIR. AND . IIIIS. 8Mf1'11 • 'I' • . Page flw I "'• p • 1 ;: a s ae• ViU 11/,' DEFENDING CHAMP • • • By Alan fhe Colly Sentinel, Pomerov-Middfeport, Ohlo fr-~ l4t; 1jfij W14V1Ffi Jf\ 1'\Jt IMitll ~A MILV Optimism High As Buck Spring Foothall Opens Hayes Warns Against Overconfidence 1 As Rose Bow1 Predictions Start Anew • ' DOWN 1 f0 Famou.~ ~ f;/,;;1 Italian tenor DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - Here'o how lo "-ork It: AXl'DLBA.t.XR 11 LON"OFICLLOW One letter simply 1tands fCtr anott>er. In thl1 e~~:a.mp\e A ls use4 r ·I l"•p three L's. X to~ the two O"s. ete. Single letters, apo• ltoph 1e s. the length and !ormation of the words are an hint.& L~ , h d"! the code :etten a.re dillerent . ..,, A Cr)·p~orram QuotaUolll ·' ' QOOJ . ~ TK QGBWLUJWPBO JVUJ KHWA. LPYYGNJ 1 LPQ• XPPC C W 0 N P 0 W J W P B 0 - Q K BUB C KY . Saturday'• Cron•toquotl!': A SLY OLD FISH. TOO CUH• WING FOR THE'HooK--CRABBIC.. l>~rtbut~ bl ltl~ '-tu.rft IYJidk:ate •on~g~~~~~~~~~~~~~J'~Jr~•,f ._.-I.L-- He'S AI.W4YS C' ' THINGS CuT ~~~~~~~~~;MEEnNGS··TH~N DON'T ~~~ fl& GAN EiL Fl45SO 'lllE IF IT WAS !lAINING fiE WOULOti'T RJT Otl HIS 11U6e&RS WITHOUT A COIIFI!I<ENC&/ BU~K&Roo "' �--- Page Su1 The Do1ly Sent1nel, Pomeroy-M1ddleport, Ohic _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Moni:fay, 7\pril 2, 19515 -------+------~-- Shirley Stobart Engagement Told The Dally Sentmel • iev. Gardner Performs Double Ring WEST SHADE 1 Ceremony At Walburn- Thomas Wedding ly Mr" lutMII P1lnhr Mrs Jennte Rou.h Mr aad Mfl.. Virga! Rouiih and two cblldrea,. '!he Rev Fred I Gardaer pastor w11 s decorated tn whitt and green Mary Jo and Donw of the ( hurch of Chllst performed was topped Wlth a numa ture bride 1Harry Brown and ~bU~aftd.ar" the double nng ceremony Satur and groom and was served by Mrs an.d Sammte 14r c ll eBil day March 31 when Mtss Char Wtlllam Phillips stster of the Hellman t lad Mn. Will lene Walburn daughter of Mr and br1de Mrs Zolman Maggted 515 liD£: at thell~~~se:;mead•y even· I Mrs Charles \'-a I burn and Harold of the groom IJresidPd at the Mr and Mrs Georaln'.:,'b~ome. 1homas son of Mr and Mrs S1m Sliver coffee sen1ce A green and daughter Nina 5 ot't.t~\:~d ford Thomas wer~ marned at s1x white color Slh~me v.as earned Mr and Mrs HeU th o clock at the parsonage Alt£>nd out 1n th~ refreshments and flow Homer Geogletn h ents for the young couple were ers m the dinang room with 11.r Patnter famtly Sunda mOD t e I Marilyn Bouley Akron and Robert rangcment.s of sprmg Oowet s w;ed l'tln J L Wtckha! ~~D Lucas Cheshire Others attending w the h't'ing room I Mrs Lenard Lanbam Fri,daf, , the ceremony were. Mr and Mrs Attendmg the receplJOft were Herman Walters of GaUl Thomas Mr and Mrs Walburn lhe weddmg party and those pre. called at the WllJ Hellman ~~':me Mrs Estella Walburn Mr and Mrs sent at the weddm~:: Mr and Tuesday evemng Wilham Phtlhps Rittman and Mrs Pearl Graves Mr and Mrs Recent callers or Mr d Nr Mrs Gardner Ralph Graves Mrs Eugene Wal J L Wlckha B 11, burn and daughter M1 and Mrs m were ""'.. ur The bnde ch01;e a two p1ece pale M d d J fl P 11 Ridenour and &on Mr and Mrs blue dacron dress With pleated adggDie ld,nTh '"" Me rf'v rl Mo y John Wickham and 10111, George an av omas r an rs e1urt and fitted bod1ce and wore Harold Hindle Mr and Mrs G Eastman an.d daughter Betty wh1te accessories and a corsage of I ~' 8 l ht J M Mr and Mrs Floyd SpellC!e spent d d lily-of the-valley and a wh1te orch 0 auNg er .,_unct , 1rs Sunday afternoon with Mrs Jennio ' 11deyThan ona omas arsa .-1 o~ 1• rs lld lohsfi Salley maid of honor wore E S Schaaf Mr and Mrs Ph!lh s Roush MIDI>LEPORT SOCIETY Mr and ~fr~ l har r \I Hm nes> werr n t ul J nhus 0\<1 till weekend ~nd v.crr gust~ ()f the d.11ughter ,,...., ( 1 I Han ~ i!.lld fanu \lr <Hrl !\lr Itt l<~llch ;~nd ron lilt' and lvd l•n<a~tcr wer e 1-a.-.hr gut'~l s of h( II othu \1r~ i larrn~ Ebtr~balh H..rt laml Strcn D l\rthcr~n l umdcll\<r betn 11 n her ho1 ~ anJ hn l o ther 1. rge Dan 1 1~ a 1! :-.1 D.amt l ol umbu.s ha r: l,w:t n \til 1tmg 1 Kath ct nc and l hr \the (rant Colun h WNC Ea~tet \ileal on guu;b or th e r mol hi r \lr~ Lou l \ ~nt )1 ill d Mrs Ro.,cr E un ~h and ddugh ers Drtroll sptnt t h1 F. a ter wr kenrl 1,1- th h s Piltl ut s Mr ~nd :\1 s l A 1': nnmh Fa~ter gueMs of :"11r and Mrs Max Sanbo n <Jnd f rn !} were M ~nrl :"llr :. 1\1 \ 1 II tt ilnd hU ll r -\k n ~~ S ra I urner H unt l to rnt n Da~tr n today ht' r n 1,1 aft r vttkcn.d vt wrth ter ~lr (\If! d ~ r w n \la!i'>ill r v ~ ted l l\1 dJ u rl fil n J I y II I ull) /'1. 1r Ch r t'H D1l d ( uy ( tlkr) DLanne ltl < hrr an of (_ ol n! ~ ~ 11 nl th( t. a t cr .... cck cnl WJih th f1ml( ht r ~1 JcH tl( 'r\1\dill (bar k~torr rl Mr n \!r~ l arl Jun ~ \\ 11 11 I nttac Mt h of thr: I Jot 1 1\1 \! t:.;J n lHu lote I H J<t d v ur h hrmc tn (tlumbus 1ft r ;~ 1 11.tth her q~\i :\1r W<J t Harn Hct sun Role t VI~ t 1 ht brtdlv v.h1 n he dz ~e l crt f h1s me tht \\ ~tkcn l gU( b f r\11 (;l(nn 1 m1l ~rt wcrr \lr 1n1l ll 1111 < A h n~ I 11,] ( 11 I I fa I I II t thl W(l(:k end 111 It I pal nl M1 lll d Mr~ 1\lrn r J nr 1 \J.(rant!Juth c1 Mrs !1 na Mtl lt lfHl Y >I ~ llav.k nM ~u,rtr I \r!' l\ IUJ.:I Hulh wh J s 1 Jn~ptla) 1- ~tcr Sfll 1 (lull alUII tllll l 1\11 Ill M s ( I llll SWHI ii Jll 111d ( htll II I V.lll 11 to Mt~ry \tile t n i! M md :\11 ~ pat 1111 POMEROY SOCIETY v. ~ lh !:;UC 1 of hr~ IH:Oh(W L U U lt~ .and fam ly Ea.:; tr J o r rr!; ~ lrt 11 1 11 ~ ; W 11 w U n 1~1 II luI I I COilllll~ II Ill l s ( r aulk 11\1 !I ~1 lucr Hrl tlHu~htu 'h ~ ~l:t I r vdlt \l~r\1 I Mr and ~~~ ~ L \1 Wood 0\11 I a!it t r " gur t :\lr I 1! t hP- hmnl' of \ B:m.~~:ertm an I r lurl<'d ( R ole Goff Hnd Hill I rt lutz 11nd t\1ZIIlO\IIlc J ~~ J ( It h 1~ I "P('kr 1 I II k \\ t(l! were uf l1111 PHren!~ < uy Wutltr-i g 11 ~~~ I :\t wJ~ Kc l'lller I~ IJ.d cr sJtlll~ his nliJ :\1 I l'l'l ~~ hoehler rmd ~Ls 1\ ll ~~~s.~ \ rrg rna Fu;hcr Charle~ ton ~r nl th£' wet:'kcnd wrlh her ~ rnl Mt~s l\dlw Kothlcr l\m~h11rv lh and \1 s H(tt} and fam K >eble-J HN M1 ind \l1 s Kenneth Don:~ ln1e of ])r\t m wrre wock<'nt1 gut s\s < f h ~ parl'lll 1'111 111rl M1 s J tlll(b l>on11hue LOCHARYS ENTERTAIN TONIGIIf Mon Iori• DIJ April -2 J1mt1 C11n•y Love Me Or Leave Me ClntmiKOP'I - THhnlcolor ALSO lllul Dougl•• 1nd Hll 30 Minute Scolland Yard Adventure ruo1-Wtd ML and Mr::; I ~llllk LO{h<Jr} I tntcl t !lll(d 1 ~o:r 1 1\1 nf relaiJV<'s I m~IH at their home llrl;h St I I resrnl wuc M1ss lhlrn lt(h nL v Col1nhu~ Lt ( h 1111 ~ Lod1 irv ( h umtc Air Ba~e 11! Mr lllld Mr~> Gllnn ( hasr 0 p.ton tinri Mr und Mr~ lamn Lt { h!H v and daugbtrt Athill~ l ~~ - -- April 3--4 HOitROfl SHOW &el• Lutotl "DRACULA" Values ALSO Geor1• ltnco "TilE MAO ~IONSTER" ""'-==_.....~,.....,...,.......~·-·- ARE •..• gagement and approachmg ffiHt rtage of her daughter Miss Shirley Ann Stobart to A~rman 2nd Clasg Charles R McGraw son or Mr and Mrs o D McGraw of 44 Lin coin Avenue Galhpolls The br1de elect dau!Zhter or the late I cwJs T Stobart 1s a gradu1w· or R.al ne H1gh Scnool ClaKS of 1954 Shtl 1s employed a~:~ a Secretary at the Ohio Junior ·------ - I Home Fun\ltibblg• In The Bend ph ant "as pr eficnted b~ the ct 01 ell 1 r ill the Sunnse Ser v <'t ot the I cdc rated Chu1 eh f ~ tr r Sunda) F r the serv ri a garden with a l1rge tt mb surr HJnded by hl1es 1A- 1 ]( gwuod ;md rvcr~recn tree~> Hh v the < ve n 1 palm treos ill the gardrn dl 1r \(' l the front nf lhl' chulcll n lht left de A If volvtng spotlight ~ho\m~ anbr: wh te nd I \Ut>c col( I~ v.as used ~ d 1 th s S<'lne On \111 rr~ht wrre flowers p! c~('n(( I'! In mcm f the dutmd Jll1bl'l~ and t pp Hour 1 'il cu mdud ng 1 h w th n 1 d t sh10n( I II k ol lh {10,, 1 \H' I r 1 1 tc a bra m e ~~ I lla~k uf the 1\n o1grn p1rlmlt' t\11 E:a~t L II JWCL ly \'vorrrll With ~~ Ut r Nllltl.lH g so gm st pcned tht C'tvLCl' fol v,rd by th<" pto t ~~ 11 1] ll ~I I he Lu d 1.~ H1 til loti~~ b} lhc rholl He\ 'r\ llrlo J Darltls guvc the 11rvo~a !ton net the {hou aug Yl' Who \\lor hlp ...,, h lht>o ~lllllano obli gato hy M1~~ F.\ I} n F 1ck A ~tlo Uthold What Mmncr Of LoH b} I rt d Bluetl~Hll prcced ed tiH h} 1 n Man 0! Sorro"~ by the choir and H trw l'ol1ss l' lCk I ill J 1 t acy i:lnd lien Neutz.lmg fhc meu s chorus presented Liimb of" God iilld Mrs Paul Nease sol o1~t and the chOir sang I her~ ~ RS A Gard~n 1rter "hrh the v.omens three part rhoru:s ~ung \\ hu Sh11ll Roll The Stone Aw~v 1 hf'o oHcl tory Easter Dllwn by Uodson p1 l'Ccdcd the hymn I hm:: Was A Great Earth qlinkc by the cho1r WJ!h Fred B1~1 ttnar as ol01~l Durm" the olo an ungrl appcarcd and roll rd L\\ay tiJ('I stone unrl the >-:uard~ ~~ the tomb were Tum Drown and Ht gel llyscll 1 fack Kt nncdy prcs~ntcd a solo I eaec De Unto You and wh1lc Mrs Marv n Burt :;ang Night 111 Ovl'r th(' two Marys rcprcslnled hy I l>C 1 homafi and Anna Mur rav drt'sscd in pmk und blue robe~ came to the tomb durmg the song The \\ al.k to Elnm11us by the chOir wtth Mn; Nease and Mr NeutzlinR a.c; sololsts tbc Up per Room scr.ne ~as giv~n with Edwald Kennedy as Jesus and Joe Kennedy anrl BLII Gibbt~ is the two favortte disciples fhe cho1r sang Thank.\i Be To God followed by the beno£hctlon tho three fold Amen and posllude by Mrs Ncutzllng concl1dcd the service lhtll servu.:e break by the lluppv Harvesters cl11~!i The ~emor vt were m charge of th(' opflnlng of lht'l Chun h l!rhool f]lc 11101111n~ WOT'tiblb sel'VleC opcnrd wrth HH prelude TheRe Jo~urt ~d JOn hy WII!'on Wil h Mrs Neutlltng as rn"&anist Jhe pro· CE\%1011111 hy nn Th(' Dav of Jte surrcrl10n by th" choir followed hy thr Cion t PalTI pnreded the (!)]ltd thr Lords Prayer and the dOXI ]OJ.:\ lct~ug - Scnptu ---t' Baker Furniture 1 Cor 5 6-8 DINNER HiLD SUNDAY \1 <~1111 ~1r-. lle111y He1bd t'n tr1 Ill ned 11th a rlmne1 sunday' at thr 1 h c Pleasa nt R1dse Prr '1 1 wl re ~fr and Mr~ Hal 1hl Uradfoi d aud Mrs HJw ard Hr<Jdhrd of MaosvLile Mr ami Mr~ Harley Strong son!! Wll· 011 Tho Brlghteol eomer In Mtddlefllrl • graduate of Galha Academy Hu:h School Ua:;l) of 19M He Is now servmg w1th the Umted States Air Force stationed at Laredo A1r Force Base 1exas The open church wedding w1II be an event of June 3 1906 at the R<rcme Methodist Church With the Rev John Elwood offlclatlng 1he (Loss Tr1um and the oCforlory pra)Cr was g1v fh~: cantata brllo~tnQ. I~ Altman McGraw Is a f:ederated Church Scene Of Cantata 'The Cross Triumphant' Sunday Morning fasl was saved In the dmlng room Choose t rom The Lanlest Selocllon or The t meot I ~- - - tltr ~ Rev rncl Mr~ W~l1lo J Battels left S nrd~~ for a vLsJl w1th rf'la lives rn (ulumb1ana 1111d Cleve land 1.11 Mr and Mrs \\ !lliam Hysell Ra Chamber of Commerce 1n Colum cme OhiO arc anuounclng the en bu:; ol II w rd Lyom <~nd so 1 ot f r1 ~ 1 uth VIsited hl"re Sund ~ Ho~o: 11 mrs relurned to CleH I nd Sur l 1y 1flet a v ~It Wl!h h pa1 r1 1 !\lr nnd M1 s \o\ I liard llcmcs s a 1d East<r SHIRLEY STOBART c wrck('n t\ ..,ut st \ Mr { 111111 ult E ~:te~ ~~"r!a;~t~t:~eteacr~e::~~~ess rl ~~ datu;hl r I Dur~t ro1 a v ~ t n M 1 Jn I M1s K 1 nclh Ht rsh tel 1\fl 1111 Mr \11 gtl H r~h nrl fam 1} :\h s :\1 It an! d<~ughtr returned home Sun rl11y cv n ng an I 'fr, D u~t rr ma 1 e I f lnnger \ JSJI 1\1 hr~ \11~; lhc Kur 0 I< h " Lhatlc~ Sw 11 n nd r:r 1\ Mr uHI :\-1 ~ \\ tll1 1111 I hlllq ~ <1nt1 <htllntr Ht! n 1 ~pe nt lht WN k111 I \11 11 II I tl tcndtll the "uhl 1 g f I r ( 1 llmtlcnc \\alh11111 S u I 1 \I Jl I ~I ( HI liPHth nd I LL g hiC't ~ Jum ~'>l o ,.., all J n.: s h11l 11 S11lh Ht I <1nd \1t 1l y1 wh workmg 111 Akrun Will I S rhrrd 1\ to rtl t~ncl tlH 111 I 1 g 1 I ( hlllllnC Wal b 1rn wht n ~ .. 1lyn \ 1~ 111 wl if h 11 l (hilt In\\ lh1n It~~ htcn for ~c\CI t1 IH'<k~> alii ~ ~lhr duled I J ~'P ! I r llo~ptl ( ulun hu a (hc<k LIJl H{' lti u former lUll Ill~ ~ r I [1.1 es II 1 '!!' ~~d Mrs D... ulty Re:bel ud d<Uihter DOJI!lil l en by Rtv Bar te\t; The anthem l he Da~>. n Of Easter was pre sen led 'l.'i the rh 111 rft r WhiC'h Mark 16 18 was reilll Jo olluwmg the romenl r r s len prayer the pastoral prn~er and ch Jta] 1 esponse the topte h mn t hr st The 1 ord wa~ ~ung b\ the r ungrel-(atwn and 11 c Rev BJrtcls spoke on The SaviOr LtH Cum'h uniOn ~~rvll~ for those nut p IMnl lD fhu -sCav cvenmg 'l'.<l E hehl after the prayer and b~ll~did uu Dullulay t:debrated AI Loeul Kjudergutten I DtcOJillerl ru11 ktHe and E<1s ter ba~kcts I liN I wJih c tn(.hts and bubble gum wr LC :S(r\Cd to the I eh ldr rr of t hi.! afte1 nrJon session of tl e M ddlq 11t Ktndergarten wh 1 C.~!Y Wrlltcc crlebrated h1s s1xth b1 thd<i} Mrs Mary Wal llCl' w 1 a~>sr~ted by the teacher Mr~ Gu} lh~)nolds m scLvmg the ehlldt rn Sptcliil gue l.'i of GJrv at Ius h rlhday table wtrt' Dill Hackett Ki th F'rcm:h Debby Collopy Uehy Cunmngham Jerry Daven pot! Ma y Cleland and Itob~rt ] eWIS TO ENTERTAIN Mr:i W C Burson as~1stcd by heL mtrr Mrs Joe Bcr.~otle will ~ hustesst's to the Past ¢bleb of Magnotta Temple PythLan Sts ters Thursday cvcmng at the home of the lormer RELATIVES MAkE VISIT Miss Ncthc Koehler entertained a group of relatives with a dmner E~:~~ter at her home Butternut Ave Guests were Mr and Mfl> Charles Weaver and Mr and Mrs Selwyn Wh1te daughter Phyllis and son Harry oC GaUipolls and Mt~s V1r•mia Fisher Charl oslon .. ' . and dau~:hters p Mrs Thomas mother of the groom After a short weddmg trip Mr chose a navy blue ensemble w1th and Mrs Thomas are at home m matching accessones and wh1Le the McMaster apartment Brown rose corsage and Mrs Walburn I ell Avenue They graduated from mother of the bnde wore a two Middleport Htgh Sahool and she p1ece gray sutt wlth pmk accessor has been workmg m Columbus ies and ptnk rose corsage He ts employed at the OVEC plant A reception for the Jmmediatc Kyger Creek. famtll~s and close frtends was --held at the home of the brides grandparents Mr and Mrs Pearl Graves wtth Mrs Owtght Frost Middleport and Mrs Ralph Grnes Pomeroy aunts of the brtde as hostessP.s m the dmmg room The three tiered weddmg cake wh1ch ra!~y ~~~n~:U!!i'a7'Wl~ bert Mr and Mrs Wtll Heilml\\, 1dr and Mrs J L Wtckbam were In ParkersburJ Monday Ike Smith, Mn Vl.qU Rouah and children were rece.at callers of Mr and Mrs Russell Patn~ ~ No. 297 E<htonal Phone 397 Of I'M ltfelfJ..JtJ.... tlree 1956 Busta~ PboDe 388 Tuesday, Apri Smgle Copy For Easy, Time Soving Lowning SCOTT SPREADERS 7.95- 11.85 81 p7(NT'-"' prwr bliiW/ • Choose lrom 3 famous SCI!Tl'l thlS year SOW the bci& -get a better lawn fat less! BLIINDS • "Deluxe" Scolto® .. , .$1.6$ li Combmes beauty and semc» J.9! better ourdoor llvJng- • ' Uflllfy ' $cotrs • • ••• , 95t: lit Qutck and hardy 3rass CO'f'er•p • • rugged lawn--- ~ PJU~burgh N 8 Kans C A I New YOLk A 5 St LOUIS N 2 Phtla N 6 Cmclnnatl }I 5 Clevelanrl A r.i Baltimore A :J New York N 7 Chicago N 2 Dehart A 6 Boston A J Brooklvn ,.N 4 Ch1cngo A 3 Mtlw N 12 Atlanta SA 2 Wa•h A 13 Brooklyn N ll 2 laundry problems got yo~ down? Take Mex Ul- Needles rcmatned a flfln 8 5 fN vont6 tn the Agua Cahente (utm~ book for the 1956 Kcnluckv Derby today whtlc Career Bov thl' sc{ ond choice wa::; cut from 6 I to 5-1 count Ch1e luhforma s mam hope for a th1rd 8lral.l'!ht Derby wm moved mto thtrd olacc w1th Tcrrang and Uead M11n The tr10 Is quolvd at tJ 1 a leaf from our book •. sot how easy 11 11 - economiCal, too - to hft us do all that ba,k-breaking washday work for yau In aur modern, we handle all your laundry, from sheets to shirts, just as carefully as you would. And we turn it oul spotlessly cloan, , Your watch deserves] a skilled expert's care, "\\C~ your watch nffi)& 1ttenhon we eUJI!Jell tha1 'ou brmg tl to Ul Our watchDl'aken are h1ahly ektlled In ~en 1nng the fine&t tnl\eplet:ea, and the matenal1 we ••• sre of the h1ghoat quoUtyl Man} people make a h1b11 of letting Ul!l elean. 01l and lni5)Jt'd then watches resular}y e~ J"U Why not fol low the1r example ant! IVOJd t::oad)' repair bdla that come (fQm ncslect? , ......... \ JStratletn farm pohc1es Wttii a vote for I{etiuver was constdered equally SJgnlficant Democrats have alrea<Jy cla1med s1a:ns of an apiculture revolt m the Minnesota pr1mary where larce numbet~ of farme.rs voted Jn the Democrahc column WiiiCODSin lS also a basJca.lly ag rlcultural state and Democrats hoped for a repeat petforma11:ce Kefauver made an outnght b1d for a protest vote 10 ao elcet1on eve telegram from the South where be 1s campaigning for votes In FlorJda s May 29 primary SMtl 'WIFm 5\lpport" I believe Wuconl!lll farmers will recer've the warm support of o.t lter W1sconstn volers In utlll:t ina: the prtmary u an opportun· aty to register the1r Just protest 1I81Diit the sorry per orD'Iance m offiee O[ the preo~~ent adm1Di$tabOD he 68id Repub)Jcan leaders W8'e qu1ek to discount chanc~s for 6Uch a re volt GOP State Chairman Pbilllp Kuehn sttd the btggest Otmocra tJe vote Wtll probably come from tb& City-dwellers bf Madition and Milwaukee where the Jllrty 1s strong and there are ),J,elY local c.>nteats There are few cont.ftlill in rural areas 1 scltntlr.colly equipped plant, fresh, at law cos;t.,J • • • For 1poedy prcl up, fall. rolu~bl• loundr1 ,.rvrc:o. on frme ftlrv• ery. coli _. he said and the Madl$0n be .sub. tro4eted from the Democratic total before auy tatm revolt • clatms Mijwaukee vote ahould ate milde. Building Program : Plans Are t\ired By Sehool Board IY UNITED PRESS • OHIO! Cloudy windy tncf wtrm .,. wrth 1howen •ncl occn&.MI thuRCt.n.torm1 todoy ptrtly clou Oy tonlvht •nd W...tM•d•y Coal er Wecfn..d•y H1gh today 61 75, low tonight 4.S.SO Sc a ou Jewelry .... .... Laundry / . , •• !. . . . . Jl» Ohio Rher League Meeting Called For Apr•IIO An 0'1J•nlzttlontl me.ting qf the Ohio River Bawb•ll LMI¥• Will be hold Tuesday A,.-Jt 10 In tho Hltorl•l offu: .. of Tho Deily SenhMI •t Pomeroy, eccordlng to announcltrt'lent made tod•y The meehnt h., bton called for 7 30 p m •nd •II ..._m me"" •1•rs of tlv lftgee tro urged to M In mend•nco at tho mm ~- FOUND ON PLANE WITH WRISTS CUT Investigators To Query Survivors Of Tragic Mishap Village Council Ghes Go Ahead To Widen Street 1 The WJdenmg and resurfacmg of Rt.iult: 124 Umon Avenue was g"l. ven the green hght Monday rught hy the Pomeroy Vtllage Council as It dectded to take the nC"t'.sJSary steps needed before the statt> would begm the pro)ect Mtt\or E f< Rohmson stated that 1 ht> meeting With the DIV'.ISIOnal Supenntendant of Hlghwa}s Max Far\e" 1n ~anetta concermng the wrdemng proJect which has bet>n proposed by the state would be on Fr Jay and that the council should Jrnve at JSome verdict lL was pumted ouL that before the state would touch thi~ proJect that the needed two feet 011: each side "ou!d ha\e to be staked out by the c1t\ wh1ch may have to be relteascd bv the vanous res1 dents m order to obtam a r1ght of way ' PITTSBUR(,H UP- Jnvest1ga. twns mto boih human and mechanical !acton tltat may bavf" led to a TWA an!tner crash which took 22 llvl's "ere 10 full l:iWJng today Experb of I he Cnll Aeronautics B<rard que~1roned the- 14 survtvon;: of the- Easter Sunday crash West ern Penns)hama s worst aJr tra lng gedv The Martrn Sk} ILnrr cracked BuslMss of the meetmg will up S('cond~> afhr takt>oH from 1 ltKlude rql&tntlon of team& l.reatt'r P11tsburgh Auporl for the clrcutt eledion of offl Joseph 0 f lut'tt ch ef of the c•r'• •nd dr•wlng of • tentetlve CABs New York re~10n starr uh•dulo for th• &•••on d1sclos.ed he had bet'n able to talk to l apt Ha) mom! MacQuadc The mayor stated that correct Red Bank N J who ~ confmed j propt>rty tines concermn~ where to Sr~lcklcy Gf'nrral Uo~p1tal \illa~e owned land bcgms along MacQuade \\ ho was at the con th1s road and where pnvately own. liols M the plime v.hrn 1! veered l'd property begtn.~ Is not known Into a hlll~1de oprn pit coal mLne allhough property lillea have hed1 fOUND ON Ttll PLOO. of a pa581!l1Jer plane wHh her WTW.I5lashed, Anna Mdls, 1!1, daughter of Daniel MILls, head ol. the Industrial chetked bach: as far as 1839 Robm splrt apart and ('XplodOO n flam.eli RetatioJUJ Department ot tbe Bethlehem Steel Company, Bethlehem, son stated thai when the ortj.lmal J'Uffered shock and cuncut~sion Pa is Uliste4 at ldlewUd An·port New Yorl: •by an u.nidi!Dtified road was ~laked o(f 40 feet of :i Juett sa1d none of the result. of mun Misli J41Jb bad board«llhe arrllner in P~ (lnknlcldonaU land was g1ven for Its Width al PT PLEASANT W Va UP the CAB mqutr1cs w11I be d&· The Cleanesc Corp o( ;.\merle• closed until a formal lDqUII'J u; -though tht' wtdth of the road at plans to start operation next week beld perhaps three weeks from in 1ts newly constructed plant at 1 G.alhpohs Ferry about five m1les "1"A on each stde of the road a total 1 he pilot was expected to IUIJ" south of here ph the key to the explanatJon of eommg to th1s verch t Plant Manager Richard A Ben Jhe crash.. of the N~Yiar)(. N I •I w"' pmnted out to the co"nc1l J:aqll'l.n sairl approximately 00 per ~und aulmcr less titan two milei l lhat thert were ~lt('rn;Hnes to SOQJ\ are employed at the plant ~Ill tk atrport WhlCl[ 'WJIJ "ftt.fte Hobson boys have br1 n mto a powde r box at the Lead ng h:av the Si\uahon as 1t 'tands 1 wldeh will produt!e plasticrzel"s for ~ -~rl~ d ,t+tH Ht m'•~ hoU lited I.CV"ItrVenn~ CftUFt for the S 11 t reek M ne by ~rna hme; th lock j take the ground or to ask the state the eoatmgs and ptastics tndu6tnes day vt~lt ors on hand for the dedi- urd~ theft of 7S 150 d~namlle Although t...,o of !ht> hoys are tn re wute 124 fntn MKM\eport or fire resistant h~drauhe flluds and cuiJOn of a new founlAtn caps aftd 59 jeet ftu;c front .,he: charged \V,Ith ~he aQtual stealing, over l..anrel CH,ff Hoad Anotbf'r compounds {or the automol!H atr But two other CAB teams were O'ller Coal mmc The She11rfs De thl othl'l' youfb u charged W'ftR ffie for re routmg suggested was craft And othe1 hulu<lrtes p c~~lllt; ID\ ligations One con partnH~l t r1 rwrt<'rl betn).! an acccs'>on The bo)s claun Thomas Fork &ad eentraLed oo the engmes and pro Deputy Shertff Leroy Bartrum ed that the lock was left unlatched Tht mayor stated that a re~;tdcnt pellors uf the splmtere!l and the arresting off1cer stated that Bartrum ~tated !hal a whole of l nwn Avenue related to htm chmed wceckage the other con the boys agts 13 15 and 16 were group 1f bov~ set the caps of£ on that rr somethmg Y(asn t rlone to dueled a meticulous study of po~ Cited to appear m Juventle Judge Saturdav and Sunday and even remedv the s1tuat1on then legal r<'coursf" would be taken because John Raron ~ rourt for breakmg ~orne or the eap~ were rmmd the ---along the road p()srng a dan.t:ter to the narrow condttLons that prevail au1omt hies that illlght have run etl on the ~trcet had destroyed tbet.r ovtr !hem Thesr cap~; could be sidewalk and made their drlve"er) d.'lngerous and poss1bl) lnJur '"ay tnaccessLhle wus If ~rt orr near a pt"r::.on Bar Noah A G1bbs 62 d1 d unex ' tr rn sard Other council members pomted pcetedly Monday aflernoon " the The deputy stated that one of out the safety hazard that prevatl Pomt Pleasant railroad depot this tno adnnttcd stealing another ed w1th such a narrow road and "here he was agenl for ttle New box full of caps from the 01le.J w1th 1t m such a torn up con. York Central and Balhmote and mme back m l' rbruan and sett dJhon M1ss Netlie Crawford of East Ohto rallroads Mr G1bbs was a The Clerk Charles Legar read Liverpool Oh1o died March 20 1n mg them off former resident of 1\hddleport and Funeral ~erv1ccs for George Acting Chtcl of Pollee Frank Ilu the fmanc1al statement which ~s the Beaver Valley General Hosptl Albany He was the son of the Wlll1am Cheatham 35 H\sell dson reported that Ever<"lt EvatL~ balance General Fund $1.314 43 late Charles and Jda Chaffin G1bbs Run who was mstanlly kllled al iO New Bnghton Pa followmg 58 Portland was arrestf"d Monday Parkmg Lot fund $3640 79 ltght month tllness She was 85 a five and was born In Hartford W Va early Monday when crushed by a fund, M\ss Crawford who had been re afternoon and charged wlth mto>a fund $1387.25 cemetery fallmg tree at the Goeglem slnp calion Evans wa~ 1nternPd JU the $375 39 fin the red) and Street 5Ldm~;:: w1th hrr nephew DH'ilon Survivors rnclude hls Wlf( mme Will be held Wednesday at Crawford of New Brighton ~;mce Me1gs }all and wtll co before May fund $2.548 23 Jennie two dllughters Mrs Carl the Ewmg Funeral C~apel under the first of f ebrary was born near or t; F Robmson D Burris at home Mrs Dora On other busaness Mayor Robm the d1redlOn of Rev 0 H Cart Raetne Oh1o She had been JJ,mg Chesser Albsny rour ~ons Don son reported on the County Heal Mthtary serVJees w11l be be.ld at 2 in East LI,crpool for more than aid Memphis Ten.n Noab th AdVIMry Board meetmg and P M Buual wtll be an the River ftfty years Robert and Rodney Athens n no vtew Cemetery abo stated that a elaJm for dam· She bad been formerly emplo} grandchtldren ages to ao .automoble due to a Other funeral Sl'tVICe.5 not prc- ed as a ware dresser for the Hom chuck bole ID the \1llage street Fnends may call at the Rav. VJOHS y announced are for MN er Laugh.tin 1.. hma Co anrl was a had been made but ~.. d the vlll lrngs-Coab Funeral Home M1d member of the Untted Brethren Sylvrster Shoemak<•r Grant Sl age 1sn t hable dJeport Whc.re SelVICC~ WllJ be Mrddleport who dlcd Sunday l.'VC church and the Rebekah Lodge A diSCUSSIOn was held on the held ThurHday at 2 P M w1 h SurVi\tng are a stster Mrs Cora DinS Mr!i Slwcmakcr s ~CTHCC rlust that covered the streets and Rc't' Kenneth Chandl('r offlcrat \\IJI be iJ('Jd al 2 p !'IJ ~cdnef. Pf'atsons of l'..a~t Liverpool and Two cars Wt'rc damaged th1s thf' nti!d for an automotive s1reet mg Bunal Will be m I hf' <.lw da~ at lhc J{awllngs-Co.a1s l'uner. "c"eral nephews and mt'ces mormng on Baileys Run Roar! cleaner also ll was reported that ~h1re Grii\E'] H11l Cenwlerv Funeral ntes were (UnJudrd b.'i as the re~;ult of a head-on rolhston manv loaded coal trucks bad been al Home ~ tth Rev L A aangell Mr G1bhH was 11 member of thl' ter of HC'ath Methodt~;t Chureb of· the Rev Tobe Mackey and sbe I on a curvf' the Sheriffs office rc lravelmg Butternut Avenue and 01 der of Ratlroad T{'l<'gl aphqs fi(tatmg Bunpl w111 be tn R.i.,.. was laid to rest ID Rners1de Cent ported that a wi":lght luntt ordinance would etcry East Liverpool by the sJde \ ICW CcmetPIJ hav~ to be pa5sed along w1tb an A"c ordmg to Deputv Sher1ff lunPra! ~rn1ce~ fol" H.arry of her brother Rob{'rt Crawford ordmance lor new parking meter$; wbo prPceded hPr 1n dPath n 1939 IA'rov Bartrum the mvcstlgahn~ wfnch would be reported at the K1dd ~9 'fonroc~mllc ra form offtect tlw m1shap ~appencd at next meelmg er M1ldl('port rc::;rdcnt k1lh d 10 7 30 a 11 north of Route 124 and an a1r crash a! P1ltsburgh Sunday The l"O' nell moved to accept b1ds 14S wl l'n a 1953 ~ercurv dnvcn l\leigs TB A.•sociatiun Wtll be held at th" Dachlcr fun for a new pohee cru1scr and tt was south h\ Ev{'rl'tt L M1chacl 37 era! Home 9Hi Nmth St Porlt~ discussed as lo the manner m Annuall\lccting Ton ito l'thddleJlOr! met head on w1th a muut h Thursdav at 10 A M Ma Which the $1900 the state tax ex rapt Glenns Rumm<'ll of the 1~54 Wtllv~ p1ek up truck o"ned son1c rltc:;; wJ!J be h&ld al 8 P M ammer had reported that former bv Sv.i~h<'r Coal Co and dnven Wedn('sda) Harry K1dd Sr of Salva\ion Army wtll be the pnn Wilham C Pickeral 40 mayor Delmar Canada} owed to tbe Belpre 0 Was ftned a lola] Roscmon.t Rd RD 3 Portsmouth c1pal .'iP aker o£ t h~ l'Venrng at north by t arl 0 Gheen 5t rome village could ~ obla1ned $103 70 ln Middleport "Ma~or l went to Monrorv11lc ilfld t"lurncd th(' annu<~l Tuherculo~ s A ~ucta 1 h<" Met eury wus hcavih dam Tn oU,~::r bus!Rl'8t:l the group mo 0 Fishers trafhl court Monda) Mn; Harl) l\1dd and cbJidren lion dinner 11111 IDN' m::: to he hr!d al 6 30 P M Tursda a~cd on the front pnd and the ved to g1\e to the county prov1d mght when found ,gutllv f M1charl and Revrrly to PorG 1 h(' merlin~,; 111 lo lake pl<rr at I truck \l-as slightly damaged on the ed tt hauls them away rocks from reckless oprratiOn of 11 molo ve- mouth .,..ht'rc they ure .stavmg for 1hl' t hester Mcthodri'il fh uth a frnnt aho no ln.June.s were rcpor tbco Mt berry Street scct,on be the pre'>ent hicle !Uld resL.sltnJt art{'lit trd yond Umoo Avenue 1ht'! two count~ werP lcxlg('d Ma\or Robm};on stated that he MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL agaml!'l Pickeral folkl\\ In!!: an au!o 1 bad Wifed four Congress1on.al He Arln11tted Mondav M~Ju<le Tay acctdent t.arly Sunday mormng prt>t:~entallv"li \Oncermng the Water lor Middlrport Everett DaUry arter he It'd Middleport and Pot t pollution b11l HR 9&40 which IS troy poJace rtmsermen on 11 J()() Pontf'ro} bemg debated on the floor and Dtscharged Vt llhum Plt k('ral n111e an hour cba~e through M1 1Wlll proY'lde half the funds for dleport and Pom.ero~ to Mmer!l BPlpre Addie Barton RacLnc Jer I be 11{ ddleporl CoJtc rt Band and ~haron Iones the\ Will p]av mumc1pal garbage sewage plant~t v11le when he: crashOO h1~' car ron ry Rupp Wellston Robtn60D reported that he had will pt c~enl the r annual Sp111g th1 rc ::.electrons Ruslucon 01er a CUMie The Mtddlcporl pol1 f! recetved a reply from Rep Thomas conct.>rt Sunda' April B HI 3 p lurr (uri F'r.alngh~er M<'!ro cru1ser was also cornpletclv Ue Jenkins whlch t:~lated that Pomeroy HO~ZER IIOS,.TAL m at the l111,:h & hool audJtunum p Jlt~ ( h r1\r~ Carter and In mohsbed m the mtshap would be gwen cons1detahon Adnntted Monday ltay C B11ek undPr th<' dh l'r"hon of f1 ~rl \\ ar \lodo fiol ~ o~o Alexandre <Jia~ Attendmg tbe meeting were P1ckeral w11s fined $50 and co~tJ Racmc Mrs Ralph f Neia:ler Ra nk(' A 1ard~> "1!1 '" prl'.senhd to OUIIOVI Ill r I v Jl 8et1oncy ( ent' Wbne Swisher Dor Schaffer Don ntc nbe-s dunn!! the v.tll pla1 on the reckless npcratwn charge cme Orean Gardn.er G•lhpolt.s the baud A Trumpot.ei ~ 1 ul Mullen Roy Betzmg Dale South, Ftrry W Va program and $50 and costa whtt!h wrre laO\ Lc1 ' Andersou Mayor Robm.son and Charles l,e.. su~pended on the reslstmg a1, est gar !:'Jl"f'ta! {('a\urPs rncludr l hr Band r u nberH are \\alb 111 charge The fm<.! and co.!ils wcr~ JUDGE TO S,.E~K cla11nl'l ')Uartet whll'h "Ill gn IIJ Blue Clarl (.rundman G,psy pa1d and Pickeral rereased HOSPITAL TRUSTEi MIITING I he Metgli couutv Uens ( lub the .state contests on A1m! 14 and H rbert LO\ e SOni \'1ctor A meetlng of the MeJSI C.gnl$ Martha Pickeral ~9 h•s qfe will ha1 e. a re&ulat dinaer mcetmr Gene Crook~ 1 ornetast ~o~ ho b~ Amenc;m Folk Suttc Vetet4ns Memortal Hol'patel 'frusfl. suffered a dJ.Slocated btp and Tueoda~ al 12 o clock: •n the: Fed won Mate honors and Will <:om Parade of ti)lP. [ctclto~ ees wi11 be held Wednesela:r at- ' numerous cuf..t; lll'ld bru1s~ m !.he erated ChurC:}1 PNJbate ,Jvdge John pete thts }ear MtmbPrs ~:~f lht> Vi altcrt Art Dednck and Kmi: Cotton p m m the courl hol!6e, Lreo Va~ Bacon Will speak on tbe RbJitioU.llll quartet arr 1\olary ( arol\ n M1llf'r acc1deut and 16 shll confined to a i!War•pott<~ the hl.;.d.dle t.u.~ !I.rru f.us;.ill Uv.:Jrd lrvt..~ !ltlir...~ .. o.- P~.»o ~... ~.~.> .. hosylt.ll at Pitk.e:t":ib'urii I I I ' Celanese Corp To Start Operation At Pt. Pleasan' Thre•·llobson Youths Cited ~~. ~:::":;t .::;::;. ~~w~~~x .~,~.':,~~ For Theft Of Dynann.le Caps lt t~;t~re ""w ' I I I I NoahA.Gibbs,62 Dies SuddenIYAt :~~~~_~'_"_~~_"_~_"_t_h_•c.r_ra_n_l•_•_t Point Pleasant Kidd. Shoemaker Nettie Crawford Cheatham Funeral Death Reported In Pennsylvania Rites Announced IIERJ ARE TWO ,..... of llool- arden. Htrry L Kldd, 29, form· ln IMlng r.movH trom Mlrnft ...-cluJ,. of the TWA plano whkh cruhed lea th•n • milo from Plthburgh etr,..-t Tho tnntpor't WH Htl ttound D..d ar• 20 pan.,..n end tho stew w '"ldent rtf Mldltleport and man•t•r of tho EconOmy Lotn •• Pomt, for • th,. r•u porlocJ wes OM of the victims In tho trq(c air eresh (Intern•· lionel Sovndph..o.) 1\'leigs County Ministerial Association Plans ACountywitk Youth Rally Tbe Metgs County MmJ.ster1at memhers wen.t.._to the Martm Res met Monday m01 nmg lauumt for lunch A~;soeaahon at the M1dd1eport F1rst r~sbyter llln Churcb with their prei!Jdent Rev C E Hoyt Middleport Finr.t Bapttst Church pastor presJd1og The opening devotiOnal serVJce was conducted by Rev We!!ley Jenkins pastor of the Racmc Baptllit Church Ot ben; present who were not named m the article were Rev Forrelrt Stolt Pomeroy Cburch of Nazarene Rev Fred Gardner Middlepo;.t Church of Chnst Rev L A Bangerter HNth Mcthod1st Rev ltl)don Walls Rutland Church of Nazarene and Rev Ed ward Parker Pomeroy llaptlst CbUJch Plans were made for another County wide Youth Hallv smce the first held In February was a sueecss The p.resideut named the followin; committee to complete The Middleport Boal'd of Edu· the plans for the rally wh1ch will c1tlpn discussed tbetr building be bCI-d ill tbc. fall ot Portlnd ~Ocram apd the special bond Isw Park Rev Robert Lmter Rutland 1Ue election wb1cb Ui iCbeduJed Melhothst pastor Rev Harold for JJI}y J4 when the~ met Mo-n Oo6ter, LORg Bottom f eedsville Mayor E F RobinBon stated :tod.,_ af the m.h Sehool Bruce Church o( Chnst 1 Rev Jenkins, dl(y that residents \n the village nloyd, pte.ldta~ ""' 10 tharqe Re\ Robert Sty-ers ~1lddleport haVing properlY enelosed re-ciptac Of tile weettog aad Supt L W Church of Nazarene Rrv Howard le:~ nuv burn lrash wtthout the Mttomu wu a1,1tllorJ.ted to em Ruppelt Mid<lleporl llr~;t Pre! need for o burnmg perm1t but f1•r some one t9 m•~e ti.c! annual bytul.an Capt Glenna Rummell one 16 aeeded for opcu brush and eebool ep~meratioll Jll May trllih rtres SalYation Arm\ SOme ol tbe bnard will atte-ud Ptrmllli rna~ be obtamed a.t the A Trammg School ror leaders the Soullle..t.,.$ Oblo School qf DVBS wHJ be held tn Athens mayors offlce (rom the sccrr:tary I!Oirdo metlllli Moy ot the AprU 21 and reservshons are to and from F1re Ch.id Geor1.1c lt1cb eept~, Athens Theae pernnts ate vahd for HI Present Mo.J*d'y lV~c tiupt Me be made wtt11 Mrs M P Ver.m.lfOOmas, LI0)'4 Mrs Low<;ll Pro ton Gp lf Course Road Athens days after the date of tssuancc blioco Plul ~, Do\it. P1iUI Smart Capt kummell mv1ted the mtn1s tt'rs lo the open a1r ~erv1ce to be Hon>ld E HUDban! SEO 8ANOUET 'riCKETS he ld by cad~tli frOm N w York ON SALE at 1 45 m M•ddh!port and 2 45 m Tickl!ts for the SEO All Star Pomeroy on Aprtl 21 The May meetmg "ill be held Ba6kct~ll banquet lo be held tn Mrs Katheryn PaYnJ! hat~ bet.n at the' Rutlund Methodist Church Galllpohs Friday nigh! arc avail notified of the tlellh of her Uncle ~porb were giVen of the vts lls able o~~t the Prmc1pal of Pomero\ Aftdrti)l' (Do<:) Mbtrl!l llolev Okla made to tHe M:eLgS General Hosp1 HI;:h ~hoo! :11 oiftce The banquet tal and the county homes and will be held at the Waslrin(ilton 1 M:t ·Morri.J wq • 1 for~er resr a lso on ~he sermonettes wh1eh are school cafeteria starting at 6 3D dbt o1 lildille~ 1111~ hu been pubh.shed weekly tn The Dally p m and the hcket6 are $2 MAtn mOki1!J bis bome In Joley WJlb sifter. 1Jira illiYDIO 1011,. fo' Senhnel A.fter the ptAetlng had speaker wth be Jim Snyder coach closed w1th tllo beie4iohi<>:t1 tile o! oli!Q UllivotJacy 'ie..t~ YNri\ Fonner Resident ' Dies In Okt.homn and .!'11' c:hare;9o!, "lnzsY•CrJiu;•J!#,. . • "Spe"al" Srolfs •••• $1.2SJb BY UNITED PRESS on clash in today s ,;otln~ Kefauunopposed a.ssurm& h1m of Wlscomin & 28 Democratic con· ventlon vote' and th., president s only oppos1tWn comes from a newapaper editors Pro-Ameri ean slat-e The battle .shaped up as ij, popularity contest between the two candidates Kefauver backers saLd he 'ltduld score a moral vLelory over the President 1f the Demo tratk prtmary vqte goes over ~ per cent m normally Republican Wueonsm Repubhcans said the DemocratB would bave to poll JllOI'e than ~ per cent before !Dakbig any \'Jctoty claims Tb,e po,sstbd1ty that farmers "!!Jht llosert the traditionally Re ~iilidi; ranks lo pro~adllt'ln Picture book lawn beauty •• • .:nlt. lions pf f!:tenaaal &eedll p,r po~ ELBERFELD$ Take a leaf from our book vote v« as right ohor TUf! '"""" Baseball Scores protest day in the W1Scons1n pre.stdcnhal Okay to sow Scotts Sttd Ho~p1tal farm •tima.ry Kefauver and M;r E1senhower w.ere matched In an almost head 10/)QQ ,, ft-17 8' Mrs Fan me Guinther IS a 1 1ed leal patient at the Me~gs Gert.cral You w1ll find our 1erYict prompt Ltrai' Come an aoonl ai&nifacant 1•- 12 50 ~- Wisconsin Primaries Today Kefauver Urging l Remove Bodies From Plane Significant Farm apiiUit Pres1dent Eisenhowe-r to Feed SOOO sq ft • • • $1,9S -----~--- ---- Probe Launched Into Fatal Air Crash IIILWAIJKEE Wis UP-Sen Estel Kefauver tried to roll up a feralizer, 2l00 '1 • Vote Against Ike Earlier die beuer- opi!ag' ralOS carry Tuu BUitbJ;ae down to hun_gr1 srJn roots This nulrieat ~ gtass lood cwu 'I" ~ per lawn half IS~ does twu:e JOb of ott!ioU]r The sentencmg of a Gallon couple convtcted of causmg the delinquency of the1r adopted dau ghtcr was delayed today 1n Com non Plea.<; Court here Mr and Mrs Carl Gans were found gu11ty Thurscla} of mtsreprescnl ng the t~,;e of 11 year oh\ Karlcnc G ms 1hornr formerly of Pomeroy m applymg fo1 a mat nage license last October Karlene mamed Stanley Thorne 19 n Morga11town W Va Juvcntle Cou1 t Judge Dor Young of Huro'h County us1gned to pres1de at the tr al !iBid he wuuld dder sentencmg untLI Lhe court stenog1 apher completed a lt81\.':!Cf pt o£ !el>tllllOnll (on\tctmn on the chatge couh.J ca1 ry a penalt)' rang n~ hom a f ne of $5 to $lrloO and a jatl sentence of 10 dnJ s to a year or both Mrs Thorne has been rctut ned to the children s hom at Gal on whetc she has lived s nee F cb 15 1 AGUA CAUENTE ::: Mrs Russell Pamter and son Ro. Couple Convicted Of Delinquency To AMinor Child I I I . VII Ua enttne I I I I I .,evoted r .. l'he "'"'eatber 11:! I I call:" I hr1 SurrlaJ ev<>n ng and attend r, tJ c (;~ r tillil ;~\ the f< r::.t llap \lr <~nd \lr \\ 11 ~ B~~ hs of t ChHrh 1111 r 1\lr rd :\lr~ P rt~n outh V<~ IH r l'lePkrnd th.:arll''i II~ din ani cl !then of .,,~ f h ~ 1-11 crt M and A.lhl'tb ;~nd S {j D I~ ;ucompan lillrr> Hcuh:s a U otlnr rcla rrd them br{k tu Atl r ns Mi!.lk ~I \{hl]J A hen~ r~ p<'nd r g a f< rd S nrlh and daughter part 1 f h ~ vacatwn w th Mr a 1 I \fz h 1 W11gncr of Columbus Mr D l _, lA-l 1 ca 1 r Snturday t 1 attend the funcnrl uf \ugus1 Bcarhs were "rs l' u re~t Hachtel ~lr th gue ts of M1 and Mrs Mann }Irs Georg~: Dallas and son 't' mg Wcb~trr th~ formers mother Mrs J "lr ancl Mrs Elmer \\ ckham Da vson V enna W Va on Ei1s spent Eas\(r m Gallipolis With her tc lh1s v.as the bab) s fust ~lSI! motht r Mr~ Julia Dav1s w th h s g t'..llt grandmother Mrs Mr and Mrs Edgar Vale and Thelma HDward Clarbburg was daug hter of Columbus were Eas a Wf!ekend guest or her mother ler gue.-;ts of ~r and Mrs E E 1 Mrs Dawson and her daughter Bryant Dtanr Howard had spent Salur Mr and Mrs Edwurd Kennedy rilly mgh! at the Bachtel I m1 of foledo spent the weekend With Wllh t.:arol Bachtel nursi at St the1r parents Mr and Mrs Joseph Hospital Pt~rker.sbu g who Charles Strauss and \1r and Mrs was home for Easter Vv J]ham Kennedy E M Blake 1s workmg at the Mr ana Mrs Hoy Howell and Cltrty Cre1 k plant at \-lad son family spent th e week,nd m Che lnd th ~ wr:lk ~htre wrth :\li and Mrs Eddie Mr and Mr Charle~ Bm1.: and t.:aruth rs daughter Jert .Saturrlav for the1r l conar! 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