http://66.213.69.5/files/original/fb282c3015f15f274e5cbfe0e47bf790.pdf 35bb99ff5faee249541e56ba56789728 PDF Text Text u ily Sentinel •• • e ' -.al)' aDd, wb.el,'l brotrhera of ~ 'i '...s urn I M . ~homas baa been · effer.son !00' the put two ith e Haskins fa-mily h wi e and theft y utW: nk 1mb 19Ra· She that she got a tbe · ir i th staodiag .tha t ey w e t king er b me. Instead, she maintai tbit the .to her to a coun , l <o!O<I, where they raped h 81id Not I Lrnooi. ted To CAR ou ISE TO NS Your Dial '' TO ' '• , .. . t•r wl .. 1 wbieh he bad n bJr · I �We<mesdoy, June '2o, l956 - ' <. ·-. '· • TELEVISION GUID · DIVOTED TO INTERESTS OF MEIGS-MASON ARIA •ICNA-D I. OWEN GIN. MCII, ' I WSAZ -TV Channel3 I!DITOR. WEDNESOAY Publls.lled every arternoot~ e....:cept Sunda1 by The Obln VaJh•y ~tla~nc.1 at _110 Mechal)i.e it., Pomeruy , 0. 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' ' :rourself. ••lh, -cll f(l 5 Gr , . ... ... . · ' ; •h • down, wav duwn It is· the 11mf il ear11Wl by ttw I~'JJil'a' f.el' · e hant on t'uch ·doll:u· of h1s ~.tl !•s I lolf ll <:t•ntury ago thr i1l•·a of at a low t,lllil pwfil wa.~ vil'lulllly unknown 11 wa ~ pi(}neerctl hy lh L' chains . and Mher •k1nds uf r-et ai lers s ucd~~s­ fu ' ly adopted 11 Today the protit nrnai ning lo fu(){l cha in~ aft er the lui]J are pa1r.l is cQmmonly in the nt' ighbor huod of il s in~lc cent un eiH'h <>a le ~ Ju'lar In !lw rasf' o£ re-!ailt.·t·s in ot hrr fi e'd.~ it i~ only !hr·t.•t.• r.r Jour ct•nts. (t i~ .~o lit !le, in otllt'r word s, Hutt 1r l.hl'l'<' Wt•rt• no tJ rofit ot all tlte di~· fl'fl'!lCt' 111 lh e prices we pay woulll Jwnlly he no[J<.•t•ah !.>. No llt!t.' r~r1 computc how mut•h luw r·o, r mass di.~tr·ibu!ion ha s sa\'· 1·d 11 rtJI 1~ ,'l11 \'11l g llw A111erican con· :< ll/111'1" . But flllf' 'h ifl!c: IS SUl'e- lttt' ~11m 1-' !>!: ..,:gt.•n nt:Jy l:1rge. IIH: l.ll r.lbtr~butirm WASHINGTON $~~MARCH EVENTS~:::§: • t h :~• gone - -- - - - - - - - A1 • fo: " ' 'I J Special to Central Pree8 A.t&odatioll ASIIJNOTON-Experta on :!ilo'.'let a.traira believe the Korean war may have been part i)f • campaign by the late JMef l!ltalln to rule- or ruin-communist China. These expert• any th11.t during the lata 1940s :!iltalln was extremely unhappy about the rlae of another Communist state 110 powerful that It endangered llht position as boq or all the Reds In the world, They ucnll thAt Peiplng waa making Ita greatest atrldea at about the 1ame lime that Stalin wa.a having hllll hands full with onother recalcl• tran,' ..,•W.~ YugQal ..vln ... . .!l"hcrelore, they believe, Stalin flet orr the Korerm war. His pllrllOIH~: To C::Ht the Red Chlnesa dictator, M:w T~e"tunl:'. down to aize. He reportedly ftgured It out thla wA.,y : I! the North Korenns could defeat the :!ilouth Koreana qulr.kly, It would not only enhance Rus11ia'.11 prestige In Al'lla, but would also give the Soviets a atrong bUtton to the eas(lor China. However, If the wnr draga-ed em, Stalin had a chnnc::e of lnvolvln.t the Chlnue In a fight with the United States, thus making Pelplng depend· l...t' Stalin ant on Ru11sla. for weapon•. - W .j • •..•' • ., . . ' 1 • .• •• ..• .' • • . • - ' '' j• ! '· 1 • . • "• .•, •• • • ' e·0"-BILF.D • • • • GODIILF.:DEOOOK- If enyone l8 wondering whether tht QOP admlnlatnltlon htul mnde any chanrea In bureaucru.tlc &obbledegook, here 11 an exumple trum a recel\t IOYemment release : ''The quutlon Ia ralaed by the ccrreRpondence whether, If a new run ahould come Jn betot·e an accustomed ftnt run, lq etrect mnkln&' the accuatomed ftrat run the aecolld run, the new run I• to be re~ Jarded u taking a Cleuance over the theaters following Ute former ftrat run mnaured by adding together &ny <:learince which the tormer ft111t run takea over aubsequent run1." 1'hl• Is contained In a Juttl(!e df'pat·tment antl"truat division lltatenumt Involving motion plc tm't dl!ltrlbutorJ~ . It wn~t mnlie public by tiLe Senate 1ma11 buatne.sll commlhee. Whut wm:1 lhc tlivlslon's con• durllon? Hertt It Ia: "It Ia our vtew that the clcnrancc between R number or •·una can. not be added in thla way to reaf'h the conl'lUinon thut Ut e 1\r"t 11r a number of runa whl!:h follow each other b1 taking an IUlreuRonable clearanc(] ovCr runa followlnr nn intcnnediute ntn. At Rlfl!!l the new run taku a clearance o ve r the llrst run whll'tt, In t11rn, talcee a uparate <:learanco over the run which follows It und ~~~on." • • • • • POLITICS AND HF.ALTII -COP atmlrgl~ts nre bt>glnnlng lo take a &OiJoJr •eoond look at the polltletll eiTucltt or P1·esldont Eill'!n· hower'a rscent operation an.:l ll"or•y'Vtl ccmv to thG ccnchmlon that tt'l allll an unk~uwn quantity. Republican•. at Jlnl alarmed that th~ Pre1ddcmt tnlght wlthell'&W from the November rnce or might not be ablt to run. appl!ar more aanplne now. Que•llon• Althm1gh Mr. El:~enhower has not mll.de hia views public, .Jt 1111 utumetl that he will follow the advice ltMQl«t ol hill dootor!l, who 1ald the operation poaea n6 Uno••wend oJ)It~d •. sun, two questlol\1!1 remain to be answered. 1- How active a role ean he pla.y In the campaign 1 2- How wlll voter• nact to hla two , t\lne•~u II\ lllliUI th~n a year? Democrats now I&)' privately thrP.t the health Wrue cannot poflalbly be kept out of the eampalp and U\&t Repubtl<:Qnl Will be on the deffnalve. , ~- - Y'ou can be as independent as a pioneer and a Jot more comfort. able. You can take a sleeping bng and a canoe, or a radio and an THURSDAY 1\;ewa Caravan Ell ery Queen Sulilie K!'llft 1be-atre This is Your Ufe Hayride Sc!'eeu Fet•her KRQW! Belt News Headlinea Wea~h~ast~ , Prest; B~tx Greatest t~l.g!hts of CoJn""l For.e lgo Intrigue Tonight I :00 SleD Off ----"~-·-------~ -:c-',::, 6·5ii Sig,n On Hill Today 9 00 Coffee Time Home H Cou 'd Be You Fea1.her Your Nest P.a!;son':So Study 10:00 11 :00 11:30 12:00 6:45 7 :00 7 :30 8 :00 9 :00 9 :30 10:00 10::!9 lLOO 11 :05 11 : lO 1! :15 11:30 12:00 Sp{)J'ts Ey.e J~ea Paul J11)'t! P. Morgan 6 ::10 Dinah Sltoi-e 6 :45 Ne~ ~aravan 7 :00 I''La.1lt & Scr.t~gozg Sbow 7 :30 Halls o.f Ivy 8:00 Peuple':!ll Ohoiee 8~30 Fo.r:,d Thea·tre 9:00 Lux Video 'Jiheake 10:00 You Bet Your Life 12:30 Current 1:30 Tennessee Ernlt> 10:30 Dragnet 11:00 News Head:ineos 2:00 Matinee Theatre 3:00 Date WU·hWif e .3: 15 Mode r n Romances 3:00 Qeen Fo!\.A Day 4:00 I MoJ>rled Joan _ 4_:_:10 1My L1ttle 1M.ar~:_ - - - · 11:05 Weabhercast 11:10 Press Box A.dlf<bomPfOD, r...tMr WKmer, here to· rem1Ja •ndefinitely. Wr1. Eli Bal~ ·,rho·~~~~aDd~. Amr 80JCOD a.ad lin. w. J. Chapman aDd lin. df'alh. Adal"1 Ellubeth Boston and Melvin Bo11ecutter visi· f' d Co11 •!~!~• KiP. lAura Glbbl, lb\MI.e .8IUJ. Hinkle TbunUy who ia a patient Ot~ ~r~= ·Plans For July Wiener Roast Tbe PriscUI& Cirele ot tbe B. H. Snbora Mi:ltsicna'ry Soeie.ty ol .thL Fir1t Ba_ptlst Church mtt at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smart Monday evening with their daupter, Mrs. Mannin-2 Kloes as boetess. .Mra. Paul Karbreaht, cbalrman, presided and Mrs. G'enn Hen.asler led ihe devotio~­ tl .terVlce oD tbe topic "How Cbri.s tlaa Am IT" lDI. Jleoa BoneeutUr IDd cLtuahter raunle Roluh and Danny Rar ~ BottUnl tiM hottell and bu. at Ho'zer Hoepital. Rev. V, I , Latbey was com-pe-lltod to Jive up bt. miubtry due to btod, IFJ'y. and lira. Go~e AnpaJ,ciPlckeDa !Jicl>ermitt were ·Y»Itoh in Poult Pleasant t'aefday. · ,.,._ Jlyltle Roooh aad' ""lldrea _pre JueAI (t( lin. Retha Brooka lad Bozo! Ralh W - y . Dalla yeapr ealled on the Ceodl BleNIDCI WednndtJ-· Dwiiht Glbbtt wu the j'uat of Mr./and Mrt. Tobey Myers TUea- a thrott Mr. aDdcondition. Mu. Leonard Roulh had u auat.a Friday -Mr. end Mr1. Leroy Roush .and !amity, Conaie Boaecutt" and Ha"l ..p11p1 were the made Circle and for a wiener ;rq.ast at &ailey'! Lake in July. 1lbe closing prayer was Jiven by Mist Jean Smart. a JUI.'st. • ENTRY In- tM Junior I.,.Nil .Leagw .. WMinN Hlth SchOol It plc:tuNCI abowo In the picture .,.. flnt row, left to rltht .Jimmy Ductdlne, Heward McMillion,. Tommy Ewlnt. Refreshments were served to 1bese g'ue.ts 'Mlsa Smart, Shell& ud !Michael IJeving, Randy Becker, Kent Kloes, Stephen Robin~D llld tbese members, Mrs. Ger· o:lld Anthony. Mra. Don Becke:r, lfn. Owen BtaUon, Mrs. ~11 Bailey,:Mrs. John Fullz, Mrs. Hennsler, ·M rs. HarbreMt, !Mrs. RaymoQd Lievlng, Mrs. Ruth Robinlon Mr.s:· Robert Mills, .Mrs. Richard Owen, Jacque'ine Rice, Freddie Houdasbelt. CLIFTON RUARK REPORTS / CLASS MIITING The Good Will Claso of the 0111- On The Loopholes Of Law too. -Methcdist ehurch met Friday evening at the home ot Irene JWitia with Isabel :Brown 88' co-~ Leaving Crime Unpunjs~ed ' ' 1• - ,"'1>" . BY ROBERT C, RUARK Ume of their R!T'ellt, there was a It woUld appear that the time 13-day tapse before the taw th·ey haM come "to t'f)•w ritc <our pew~ I code Wleu!a accused1 of violaUng was act. a llitt:le bit to COJH! with just ual:ly !Signed _ although a apelmad wha;t crime and just what b;: punoLc;;h meetiQg of Congl'Uiel ........-Uy reoment . ctified tJ'toe acc!dental ~n in Some !'W!'a.90rur to think rit OV>('I': .a reoodi£i'cat:ion of the ba8lii!: law. A Chinese charged with narAn ex"terviC'Cfllan ooinrtcted tntlC!s violati()n.'ll got dismi~l'ted1 on mlll'klie-r ot h's fellow:a ln the "orthe judge's own mot lou aftat: the .n. Chlnc:re had pleadf~ li t.:uil.ty . eon war gets off 13100t·blee because A 68 .year-ultl Nonvict with ~ be was bril'd ~nderhe!.hew.. wrong 4£. i.sdilch!on. Whether 8 •'n • ., Yeur orimi ·...- " l ,,-·o·d " .. • .. 1 ~ (lfl oeJ er .ur not had noih..._. nnut~·l -u~d thl'<!e fr~reign countriel won- Uh 1 .,. ..,-e hl:l font>otiom ll'n a writ .of ha•··a, w r: t. ft Wll!l merely li ~:~,~~~I •1e o£ .1& reenlistment and .g. oo , ..r!.:V." h-e WJ'OI.e hlm~Ir, ill hmg- laP~* of a couple of weeks. 1 •mu Two conv icts 1':1\ nflied law whi~e doing time· and wrot·e thcn\Se'lvi•s uut c1f jail, again under a OOJ"Coo\· ll'S l'a t•· TILey lwgucrl thAt. at the ' !baow Ye •1'1•11 receive pow.r, after tfMt tfle Holy c;;.hott Is c4m~ uport ~·ou; •nd ye shell be wit" ne•ses unto me. (Acts 1.8.) PR AYER: Our Fother, we would make our lives living witne ssf'.~ for Thee. We thank Thee fol' sal· .vatlon thrOug·h faith in Christ our " Redeemer. We ,thank Thee' oho for the prom~e of. po.wet• (rom ·on h G ·hig . rant us thot !}OWN -thul t"an make us daily an lnrltience A drunk ruw down an a.ne!km~ ft,,. good. ln Jesus' name we pray. pedestrian,. kHJ 1 him dead, Amen. art"el!!ltfid: on the scene for drunk· .ftl dri~ng and eulpable operation of tm auto, leading ,to dNJ.th. The c-harges against him al'le dli-Jm!ssed. Why! No alternali". Thee• ,oo witn~ to the actu~rl- run. down or the victJm . N•w vock"• Juct~· s;~~~~.~:~ I b,owdz wa-;~ forced by l~w •• 1 thelndMml'nt when, in day of tJ·Jal, thl:' p~·a:;~~~::• '~'" un11ble to 1~ nd uce · , 1 ]l'!l. 'I:h-) Jow says .Utllt .U llr in!u£ficlent fox conviction ju[•t to. ·,ghow that the oar OP"l'flt;r wn 1 Lrrt. ~xi " !l~•i af CANCER '" t.lm fool. wilh•ut •Yewit.n-,1.,•. Said .Turl11ro Lr ·.* ·tz "H l1 a mln•ft uh 1ckir..:: r.OM., io'fl .. drunkon bums man's cruelest enemy AMERICAN CANCER 1 $0CI£TY ' ---- ---- -· ~-------------- rC:t1n1 drive I hJghwa--q tnrl k¥11 human bt!"'J,ga An .auto ' n the banda of <lruQs 1~ jll8t All lethal a wtilpon a~~~ so, tban a ~~ ,, J,n the ha"'.~:"'j M ebJid. We h'lVP to enaet lo kwp up with , . - . , To me, l 11U~,,;~:;;:j~ ol law, H.w'th has 'my never to •l.ltrow -out rny we on a 't.lecbnlralltv. GIVE or PICNIC A gro.up o! boys !lnd girl« motor1•d W LakA Hope S~mr.lay \(t spend the day. Tho._'loC going we11e Ann <~ nd Phylli~· W1LJ.lams, M~ :l.ll!l lien.). M'lna Lt!wis, J·a n~ ct' .and Janet Nicl1 •bison, Jane Newell. Ph~ll'li.,. Meh· r, Tom WiliJ.arrlti, D:uty Smi'lh · LUtllCr 'I'Uckr'lr, Ea:rl u~o.IIO 11 Ch D,tt IU, J~c,IJmson, .roo fo'ox, Okey <e ui·,,.,. Me:~ ond row left te t1QI'IIt. Ralph cu ... diH, ~· Ven Melw, 8111 Boyer Dela Jwti• Tommy Knopp * * Bucklon4 lloymoncl Cundiff, Bl•lne Eventr, lnd PWfd SliM. Boya pktv....t without uAiformt wen iuued uniform• thla waek fQIIowlilt the t1klng of the pict-- Litbey ure. * worth. •· A murrl n .matt-~ wllat .. of the ,J ~ -ell<! vr nnl 1 8:00 8 .00 9:00 9t30 l0:30 11 :00 ll:l~ 11:30 111 :4!5 12:00 12·30 1:00 1:30 2.00 2:30 3:00 3·J.'l 3:30 BY MEL H EIMER N EW YORK-:Thfnll_one Nell.' Yorker thinl~s about: I can sympath!~ro With Tqm ke~~Bell .. Tom's the young brewery worker from Johannesburg. Soulh Africa, Wh.() dropped Into a ,J-but·,g bar for a quick beer one afternoon-an<! came to, il um e daya later, Jn West 20th 1treet In New ·Ym·k. Evidently suffering from amnesia., he wouldn't believe people who tolel llim wher~ he Was. Thla must be a frightening snllkepit In which to awaken from a dream ven if you comP- f• o m .such a nearbj" ;nctropol.ol D.a Boston cr P!~i !u ­ delphta. For instance, what would a sane, peaceful ldno lett ordJnary citizen of, aay, ShanJhal or Buenos Aire• think if he were dropped into Lindy's 011 televUio11 ret~taurant at 2 a. m, of a rainy nlght- a.nd ro•mtl she was! tl'le caah c::u.stornel:11: idly betun; en whether one . , ralndrop woulel course down the windowpane faater thllll •nother f Or to what barbaric dn1·k ages would h 6 lmaslna he had returned If he "awoke" In the lRT'S G1·and Central tubway atatlon at 5 p. m. and watched &uarda pushlnf, el!ovinc, kneeing an~ J:dcklng cuttomera Into th~ traint !' · Or ~uppoae he Just parachuteel Into thf' heart of Time11 Squarepd lht tint lhlnJ he IIW waa Jayne MuaiJeld t This is an unllet• 7 :::10 8 00 8.30 9:09 !:o .45 11:00 r 11:15 ' lllnf, lrl.ht..tnc city, lad.... Ill ' ' Ill • '· 't)IIJ Oj'n•g C9Nl'E~ON and vtait~·rs· bureau ha.s just Te~ 4:00 Katie's Kitchen 4:30 Lucky 8 Rlmeh 5 :00 The" Early Show · 6 :10 Re-giMal fl.eporlt8t 6 :15 Douglas Edwwdw'· 6:30 Cisco Kid No. lOOi 7:00 Arthm Godff'BY 8:00 The •MiUionatre- . 8:30 I've Got a Secret 9 :00 U. S , Steel Hour JO :OO Y.out" Esoso Reporter 10: 1~ Sports Paiade" · ~ 10:2~ Weatht\l'man . 10:30 Patti Pa-Ji! Show ~ 10·45 Public Service It'Ot' 11:00 News ~ -' 11:05 The L&le Show ' Sign Of! Pr<.'yer THURSDAY Sign on C:~ptuin Kan·gP.roo G·arry .Moore Arthur Godfre-y st.rike i.t Rit•b Val'imit J;bdy Love O( Li.fe Searth for Tomorrow Guiding Ligl~ Midday Matinee As 'Pill' Worl,d 'l'ur·n!t Johnny Carson Show Hou.separty The Big Payoff Bob Crosby Show Brt ,(hlt-r Day Sect·et Stol'ln F:d ge uf Night 4:00 Katie's KLtchen \ 4:30 Lucky 8 Ra.nch t 5:00 The Show •w 6 : 1~ ·r~~o '7:00 · 7•30 8:30 Four star Playhouse . 9:00 Arthur Murray 9·30 Quiz K ids lO: (lO E-"So Re-porter . I 0 : 15 Spol'l.! Parade 10:25 weatherman 10~ 30 Palace Pla.vhDu~e' J 1:00 Ne'MS \ ll :05 The Late Show Si.in Off Prayer WHTN··TV Channel1.3. 11 :59 12:t.tl 12 ·30 1:30 2:0U 4·00 4:30 • 5:00 6:00 6 :05 6: fO ~: 15 f;·:m 11:1~ 11 :4~ WEDNESDAY s·gq 011 THURSDAY 11 :59 Sign On l\1•ighbors Fil •n & l>'ancy 12:00 1:30 2:00 <1 :00 4.30 F't·;n:nine Touch Ar···•'Jnaun Film Fcsli vul F lh11 Ku: o( n Komies Mh key Mouse New.s ' Weather Sports John Daly !J i.:mcylanll Tile Amar.lng Dunn.inger Ma:3querade Party Break the &Ilk We.d. !\tght J<'igh\s St ra o.v Hn.t 'f-heatre Nl'W.s ami W~atber Spol'ts H~>ad of the City Sign orr ·~:do 6:00 6:05 6;10 ft :UI 6::m 1 ·00 8 :00 a,3(f FHm ·& F81)Cy Fem inine Touch Artern~on Film teetl~-­ Jo,ilm Western •Mick-ey •Mouse , News Weatherman Sport! John Daly Lone Ranger Huur Glus St,.r Tonight * 1 ·CAREFREE STEPS I WITH THIS __ Why yOu'll hardly know when you are wearing these light san· dal1, which are as comforta·b le they are cool. They're built wear and ddrability along · they're many o-ther attribwiH make your feet I ;,;;;:L~Tbey free as a summer zephyr. Sto-p in and see them today! - ~ NEW HAVEN'S Junior L.. gve a.teball entry I• pictured ebtve. In the first row, taft to rleht, ere Don Brown, Billy Millar, Harbie Rou1h, Bobby Grln1t'Hd, Eldon Rowh, and Dickie Tennant,.aec.. ond row, left to right, Glen Routh, Gary Gilllnd, Paul. Zirkle, Lerry Glllencf.. Louil Sl.. moncle, and Jimmy Gl'ftf, third tew, Kenny Dodson, Robert Routh, Gary Roush and J•mn Lilly" Electa Circle • ~ [ Meeting Is Held Tuesday Everting Mrs. Bennett, !Mrs. White, Mrs. Bcarlu, Miss norinel Ti!lbott, Mrs. J. M. Archer, .Mrt. Clyde WJnebrenner. ~. Victor Grimm, Mrs. C. P. Bradbury, Mrs. Milton only Th• Electa Circle of the B. H. Sanborn Missionary Society of the Firat 8aptist Church met at .the Roadside Park in Middleport for 1'1 picnic Tuesday evening. IMr.s. H. oM. Cross, vice chairman Pre. ~idcd in t·he absence of .t heir rh:~irm:m Mrs . .1:!:. L, Huahcs, and Mrs. Charles Benn ett asked the blessing. 2.98 of devotionals' on " Directions for MIDDLEPORT Department Store JUB! A Good Place 'to TrMt Middleport, Ohio Mu. Beulah White was l~ader Life"" and read two poems "Gift 00 Gif!s" and "God's ~vJlight Hour" A discussJon was held on ·t-heir project of assi9ting underprlviln•••• children and it was announcthat t-he next meeting would bP held at .the home of Mrs. Charles Bennett. Mrs. Frances Bearbs a'so read a .poem. Present werfl Mrs. Clifford HayCross, es, •Mrs. Iva Turner, ·Mrs. -------- . . th.' ! T}Watril 11 :00 News & Weatller ": 1'ro'n AI a..rker, ~· _p te\lq card magnate, eome1 the ultimate& bb1t.day card to whleh ll tfflxed a mink toothbrwh. AI 1 sit gaz. · Inc at !t• J . ~ Al'l c:Pclfd comment: "lt'.t ulllng Uke wlldn~. • • Ill • • ·TmsaU:BaN A. FAIR SEASON TH&ATRKlA.i.LV, but I am almolt to ~tt the beat acUng I've .eeen aU year waa o'n :t(acl>owe:U and Kim Stanl•y In that war thingthe daya of our yoUV'--and N. CoWard and Ednil Breed: •.• I h&ye l;ieen. pl•~ over and over new &!bum of eoft Porter songs. I supp.use I'U evar J"et. ~ bettto 1\LII Of· M&n'll;l:~el, yet, thia past and ~r..tl, (~ tM .t~P, oe na.ttonal aewK'uan ma7. M Nit~ York'• bJg~at civic : -W4etrtrrud ~ IU24. thl• llummar. do· ·qrOvd', fr91ft tM lc'-ulberg, ahort ' , ..,....,._,.•• ~ a\\•1._,,~ut rnovte ~"'"'· '"! , bo!9les.s. M "the od 'Mrs Curtis Young who r. a · • Mrs. Dora Hudson • Pytman Sisters 11' ,1!·J f nf et f Clift ., Af • Okey Roush motored to Huntmgt~n S&turday evening to meet the lat ,· grandd;~ughtcr from Va. MtJsonic Temple ter's .g oing to visit indefinilely who .Miss Mary Phillips, Mrs. raul Haptonsta 1l . and .Mrs. Beulah White, and •Mrs. Barbara Smith wt-re guests on Tuesday evening when the Past Chiefs of ·t he Pythian Sisters, Mei_g:B Temple, met a·t the home o-f Mrs. Lillian Steiff. Mrs. Wlllitm AUman, president, presided .. and opened the meeting wilh the Lord's Pnyer. Mrs. E. R. Tompkins -read a poem "Father's Day" and Mrs. Haptonstall and Mrs. W-hite sang two duets "Whisperinj" Hope" and "'I1he BJb~e Tells M-e So," During the bualnei!s meeting plans were discussed for the p~ nic to be held by the Temple bn July 16 at the Roadside Park. During the social hour games Wl're played wltb prizes won by Mrs. Tompkln,o;, Mrs. C. P. Galla" Cancer '"· 8 ·tr I.k 88 ' Wily, no one lli!.O'!f1.1 A. rood pl)'ehlatriat ot modern mort!.$ might u.afpt Why a utlUI .trl.et ·like thll abould be in 1uch popular ficrlarid.~· . ' ·· 11ulblftl', ·L t. -en.U.. tiN4 ot Uetenlng to a·nelghbor'a "bn.m" hdlO miM&(U, ha.!t· t&lcen Jdrn to court. What. :seems to bothir them • I ' NOTICE . MEIGS COUNTY LOCAl PAPER DAILY SENTINEL • County Tre•surer I TRUSS? I I II you ore over r.fty llld fed aiDety -IW aue af ,._ ,_tipe II lKt ol proper 111pport for JOI!D' nptare • • •.• eDt-' AKltON MODERN ftU!S Pl'ITEI8 - ..... _._ r.a• •--~~F"!~.~IttfwmatioaiiJUrSA&OU ...... -Prtw•.c ,- . &~olollla &UVIB. DALE DUnOH · DU ttOft Drug ~~J~~P~h~o;n~e~6~2~66~~~~~~~~~~~;g~~~~~ "' I r ( hew Who was ·killed in an auto aecidem. near Columbus. ' 1Mr. and Mrs. Denq,ls Roush, Okey }\owh tnd aranddaugltter called on Mr. and Mrs. Jack Roush, Broad Run. Sunday. )Ira. Dora Hudson, son John were $Und&y guests of Mr. and Mrs. Areh Roush. ·Mr. and Mrs. Wllliam Hart and Jonas Marr were eallen 'here Sunday evening. . Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Young, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Bless ina and ' Ella abd Mrs. Fannle Roush were crillen on Chestnut Rldee Sunday MWt · 'Hurlow .p _. ·She Was one of ~~~~·to:achera. , wolaud , el~en ,:a..... ~>~<>&• \ IADIANT c:oNYROL .jTOlSTER I - . /tBtJ. 7.9§0 ~/. .. ............. -. ... All,.. dolo..., t. ... Nil ncom•daO, ..w..· __ ....,.,.... . -. ...... ,.-. out • ' IDOfOJ', . . . IOal wtt~to,......Git~~__. ;.;n or fmJt. ..,. Ot WWW. • rlllck .. dale. JEWELRY ~.r. • "Satl"·•mooth• rechnl"l lfttehaftiiM • Soft vn1· ' flex teat COI\Itrudlon • Sylm• treo~.fobricl~ .o \ Dow Comlno Silicon Proctu, .,. .-ter to· dedi water·botne IICiht~filce coffee end.10ft clrinb off without wonlno '!Gbilc ••• oily atolna in6rio ' • -lly ood ._..,.,. ,......., wltk llouaoluii~ J nil•• ••to.madc•ll 7 lfdap-..0 ... without GoessJt,rs I THE TIME ·Mrs. · Frank '·McDermitt receiv· td WOl'd of ·the deatb of her nep. -.In ADVER'DSE' IN THE PERFECT TOAST EVERY 2-7 P. M. crystal by PEOPLE lEAL ESTATE OWNERS The Tox "Books .ore . now - n for the Payments of Delinquent and June, 1955 Real Estate Taxes. . Books wHI close July I 0, 1956 Clydo G Millhono, Me;,o ou ruce, M". ·Marcw Weaver, of Union spent Monday with !Mra Laura Gibbs. Mrs. Bart Thom~on was the is guest Monday of Mrs. Ada Thompson and daughter Mrs. Es· wilh re'atlves. Miss Nora Mae Adkins who has Wilmer of Ashland , 0., been in Japan for two yean is who is the house guest of IMl'l. visiting her plilrent.a, Mr. and IJ\fn;. Thompson. Russell Hoffmliln, Plaia Valley. Rev. and Mrs. V. J. Lalhey of Mrs. 1 Hannah Johnson spent Vanlue were Tuesday guests of several days recently with her their son, Adrian and family of aister, Mrs. Rachael Gibbs. Vernon, Mrs. Curtia Young, Mrs. C. F. Blessing Mr. and Mrs. Taft BosThe Ladi~ Aid of Oak Grove ton catl~d on 'Mr. arid Mrs. Ed EUB Church met Tuesday wit-h Fry Sunday. J.tn. Ethel Fry. Those gathering the morning were Krs. Rena Mr, and Mn. William Broob and dugbter and IUld as their guesb SUnday Mr. 1 Rickard. The day was and Mrs. kalph McDermott and apent in sewing. Present were thildren of Chestaut Ridf:e, !Mr. Ntllie · Aclkinl;, Ethel Rayburn, and Mrs. Harry Brooks; Nelson aDd Curtis Brown, Mr. and Mn. Leonard Roush and children. nlan Russel o-ainHolf , Valley. PI r. Eti,ory Fry, MJ-o. Mabel Gibbs cf Columbus, Mr. Love and son were callers of Mr. aad Y:ra. Geo. Adkins Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ce'vin Blessing spent Sunday evening with 'Mr. and Mrs. Guy Blej18ing1 Mason. Ralelg.h Ward, Moraantown and Don Aten called on IMr. aDd Mrs W. J . RolUns Saturdty. . Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hart anti , Mrs. Hannah. Johnlon were shopping in Pt. Pleasant Friday . 1 -Major and Mr.s. Joe F. Qulsen· berry now stationed at Ft. Hani· Robert Taylor .and son, In-diana, were guests of Mr. were ca'Ung oR relatives in Pt. and Mrs. Jc>bn M•. Bowen and Mr. Pleassnt Sunday "enin11. and .Mrs. J. C. Fen-ell, Syracuse. Mr. a~d Mr.g, Dwight Gibbs -had Majer Quisenberry recently as thei'f guesl11 Sundflv Mr. and graduated from the Adjutan1. Mrs. Tobey .Myers, Billie and Joe G~l!eral's Officer's Advanced 1 Mdnto.sh, Mr. and Mrs. Roy RobCourse and is now asslfned as a I inson, Charleston and Dallas mtmber of the staff and facuJty Gibbs B'r oad Run. Kr~n'et·h RickiiTd, Columbus i.'l of the Adjutant GenerAl's SohOc'. · 1 ~pE'nr~\n'! h1'i su,mmer vacation ••';h h:; unoie, eurt;s and wife . <'£.... Onk Grove. Mr. and Mr•. Dwialllt Gibbs wi'l I celebrate !ohelr Golden Wedding nniveN.ary, July lit. At noon a "' dinner will be served to the family and relatives. Op~ House from wlo l!!>oo,. ,:• l):i~ li(fllhl.-. ., :' 1bi5 ·.Siifn Ofj . day. ·Maxine and Jaunita Floreitce Riee • Mrs. James Hall a~d Cindy, rMr.a:. June Stewart, Mrs. Genevieve Le· w~. Mrs. Cora Roush, lln. Fred Rou 3h, 'Mrs. Virgil Burris. Mra. Grae" Br011'n, ·Mrs. Arnett Roush, Mr-s. Maud Rousb, MN . .Gerald Rood Mr.s Pat Scheni: Milos Maryiyn ~to, Mr.s. E1m~ NewMike .and Steve and Mrs Quisenberry'e A!re Syracuae Visitors • t1 Ut.c, llli. tr~l\\~ ,tvw.ntty betnc al) powerful, the ham'• volce eomta tbroU,hi thalt fttar faueeta • , , Have an a.ge.... plll. Miss Mqlnt S\llllvan ce~lJra~ her 20th anniversary ln ahow bualneea at the VUI!:\e Va~ard a iiiJht or two ago. Now It 1 cultlire )"0~ can buy In the .Uper-markttl', Dr. Sigmand ~~eth, the mU.atc authority who'a In Wlt(lo'8 Wllo (~bo? ), lectured 'he other dD.)f lri hl.t neJrhborhoo4 Mopmnc center up tn the Yol'k· ~llle IICt~. The,._.. ptUna '~-n rec:oi'dl in the· mArket and, aa the ~oct~:,~r •'-' •·Jra no 1n0rt1 than flttl.nf tbat aupe'rmarketa shoul~ mate. avlilabl• U.. eautd podJ ot Etethoveo.... Hooo, Mn;, Dav;d D"st Jr. LETART W VA Mrs. Cora Pros~er rermirl!l ill . 'Mr. and Mrs. Adrian l.athey had u gueats Wednesday eveuing tbe county agent of Pt. Pleasant and ·MrS. A. E. Sommer, Sootbllde. Mrs. Dennis Roush was bosteu to tbe Pocahontu F111m Women's c~ub wbioh met at the hiHI'Ie of 1Mrs. Elmer Newberry June 13. Present were Mrs. Jol'ln Cullen, Mrs. John 'william Cullen, :Mrs. and Mn. '"s Connie Warf of New Virgie Sayre of Ma:son were ~~~~ M "' day guests o~ Mr.s. Dorotby AlAIDHaven is visltina: indefintely wlth son of Hunfmgto.n. Mrs. GlOTia Crum p. Mrs. Hazel Fnend and ~hl~ Mr. and Mrs. Andy C1'"06S and dren called on Mr.;, Mary Gnmm .son of Letart Fal's spent severaJ Tuesday eve_ning: . dAys with Mr. and Mrs. Arch •Mrs. Carr1e King V)slted with ~ Yeager. . . Mrs. Arch Roush Monday. Mr...Mid i)b-a. Dennu Rou.s.h ' ' Mr.e. Mag Kay and son Jooepb ·J:her, Mrs. Milton Ru.sse~J. Mrs. Allman. Miss Phillips won -t he guest prize and Mre Milton Russell won lhf! traveling prize. The hostess served a .sa' ad course to t-he members and ~Uest:s. • toucb ot ROint bit Manhattan now; a resta.urant catted Fonto.na Dl ~ . a(ttl' to\Aqtain ot the Amt name, baa been opentd 1n 11'fll.. ' Mra. Harry ThomPfOO, OU Grove Saturday. Tbll tommunity wu aaddened by the death of Emil Ba~l f~­ merly of here. He had lived an with Sandra ROIUih. AdriaD Lathey was the dinner gue&t ()I C. F. Bleasir>K .~ wife Wednnday . .....14 ,. ~hul'tl tailed lltw J"ott /11 a 8umt11er Ftsti!'al. It lista ln,Ort' tltan''ll ttiouAnct ho:l-Weather al.ltlvitles ~ere-but, peeullarly, makea: 11.0 mttiUo"- ot the wMther. Just aa well, I expect ... There's I. q;flt, GhodYI BurriJ were in Pt. Plea. ant TuudaJ. Mrs. tM:i'dred Thomp50JI and Gloria and MQ. Esther Witmer ~nd a:randaon were in Gallipolili Wednesday. Hue) Ruth Broeks i.s visiting CAPTURE TO SELL Fry. Ea'nie and Twila Rickard were e:dltt• of ·Mr. and Mrll, Stanley Adki111 Saturday. ~fret. \MarJJtet Thornpaon of vernon w11 a caller of Mr. and Mrs. Dwisht Gibbll aad Mr. and very m. SoOr.t.! 'l'hi-ills. Sh'aw llat TbpPel'l Plai.DJ. K1'1 PIUJ BJ . .inl wu the gueet -of Mi-. •nd Mrs. Cecil Diessin1 aDd Ella, Wednesd~. , Da'Jaa Yeager or Ma.AOD called on hi1 brother Arob Wednesday and wall the guat of Mr. and Mrs Ed Fry and all called on Geort~ T. Adkins of Plain Valley who is 9:oo Oottr Md ·. Q·30 at I Ull""l I Ruth BrooD. Mrs. Goldie lkDennltt and Mn, Ethel Ro,t>w-n .U.nded tho fuaer11 of Mn. Robert Fadely at the &teveru f'uneral Hosu iD Pt. PleuutWedaeocloy. tMrt. Fumle RGulb 'lnd lln. 12:00 Tonilght 1:00 ~lgn Of·f- - - ---::--;i-i WCHS-TV Channell I w..-. .trlk-,· 'llliilf: j · The meeung was opened hy sing· 1 WEDNESDAY "1ng_ Evening Prayer" and_ wa~· ~ 8:00 Sign On ~1ded over by ·the (Jn~s Hic_nt , 8:00 Coplain Kan.garoo .lif't!'l.~a Henry, Next .wtl!i respon:>H'e D·OO Garry Moore il'eading toJJowed wrth a P!'ayer Uy 9.:30 Arthur Godfrey Mabel J{llmson. A rwdmg W<~>t 10:30 Strlklil it Rich .etven by June Burns a~ wus fdJ. 11:00 Val iunt Lady lowed with a duet by_ Wm0onn Horf. 11 :15 Love of Life man and lreoo Just~&. l 1:30 Search for Tomorrow Poem!!< were read by Mary 11:45 Guiding Ught ens,. 12:00 !Midday IMa.Jine-e 12:30 A!l The Wurld 1'ur·OS• ~lfll'l'Shm ~nt.s were fl':'ll"'"r.i 1:00 Johnny Cai"I'ion Show Ule following: Mabel Johnson , 1:30 f!OLIS'E'party K•oorn.'!, Alma Johrus<~n, Betty 1· 2:00 1he Blg Payoff Betva Roush, Wilma Blaloo, Helen. 2:30 Bob Crosby Show WJII.Uams, Florcm.-.e Young. LaUl'a 3 :00 Brighter Day Holland, Freeda Henu·y, Jun~ Hurn~ 3:15 SeCI'Ct Sl"()nn Lena Lyon.<o~, M'ary Pickcm·, Winnn<l 3 :30 J<::dge Night Hoffman. Ht!.l:!>n Bark-e..·, Lw'y Woodrum, Mrs . Wrlglrt .To Ann Justis, Isabel Brow111, and lrt."llc Jus1is. .&II 8 • A eompaitd to Cedar GroVe bJ hil El101. wite aDd Mr.1. \Mary Boneeutter. Mr. and Mn. Johnnie Fry, .Jimlfrt. l'allnle Taylor epient Wed· mie and Judy of New Haven were nelda)' wHh Rev. end lllr•. V. ~­ Friday peats o1 Mr. and !Mrs. Ed -.d Marvin Routh, thlrd row, Jtft to right, Jimmy Hall, LlftJ' JeH...., Danny Harbour, Jimmy -- ---- 11 : 15 Movbe Museum 11:30 Foreign Intr.i:gue ~~!~"~;;~:~~~~~·~.;.~!:."~~~~~~~ li.,.ley :Mrs. Henns'er and !Mr11. John Fult& were named to investigate the project of • Mn. FtJU!.le ...,.. Jonu MMT ol Clarence Taylor 5pent the weet end with his mother Mn. Fannie TM.ylor .and 1on Robert, Board. Kr. aDd Mn. Ray Robin10n of dl Charle..ton •pent Saturday nij'bt Bonecutter wbo. IPt!'Dt 1 witb iMr. and Kra. Sam BoMan. ibort ,.ac.tirm with bts family Mr . and ·Mn. Curtis Youne of retllt1lecl to hll empt~ent on Dunbar tperH the weekend with the river Wednesday. He wu ac- 'Mr. and Mra . Cedi B~eping and 1 I ' i Cn~ur-~~peed..,.:_cou~t~~. 6:00 Nel\;s !:cture__ 1utboard mt~tor. And you have ihem with you when you want ~em, with no. chance of delay i~;& wUvery at )'our destination. ' You'n free toehan_ge your plana 'nrtime. And if you do, you're t'ree d tbe need to have tickets exilll1l&ed o:r to arranre for refunds.' Beat of aU, 10u're free of extra !lpertae. Your car earriea extra 18Jun,era at no extra fare, and ~~more you travel, the lower the 1 IOJt ptJ' mil.. .o!IC"lloo-- - OF Did Stalin Start Korta War Soy Lattt DldahH Was Jtalout h Rul.-or luln-Rtd China? Of Mao Tse-tung, Chi-ltd lr.n -1 You're free to a'bl.rt at five in I the morning, if rou like , , • free to eat when and where you please ••• stop to look at whatever strikes your fancy. 1 • You're free to choose your route' d t.ravel and rate of s_peed - in f•st trame on super highways or At The Turn Of The f~nturv.. Like many olher n e ws paper~. the Glo!Jt>-Frce Jltt! ss of Grnnd Jaoction, lowa, pt~riur.ltca 'ly t'e· prints nostalg ic lJo:,!Jc news ttem~ frorn .past .times. 0JU' of thes-e, I;J· kt>n from an J.;;sue llf 50 Yt! <lrs ago, .tells of n l oc~ l stunt whith was otrering "s~ven pounlis of good coffee for $1.00, pr•Jne5;, 5 ct;nts per ·p ound, th.n.•e u n ~· pound cans of .talmon fur 25 l'ents. 20 pounds of ~~ suger, $1 00." 11be cont.'uL beotwet-n the prices t)( .Lhen and now wou 'd be equally startling in the case or utosl otiH:r ware.s-- du'·h c<>, huu:;.·h·,lt! i·' ~I!H whatevl'r. Without ;;&.rl(uing the merits und de/h.eril.,. of ·l ~h ~ .good olr! days, it's obvious that wa.'(t.!~ and_,taxes and other eosiN borne hy bw11neM hove ri!!en r•normousl:v, und commodity prit'l' ~ huvc IJwvlt:: hlv followed ~u it. HoWevt>r, there is one t·hllljf that has n't rls~n ---'11Hi t, inslc<~d, .. 6 : 1!5 6 .25 6 :30 SiJ;J:n On Today Cc.Hoo '1\ime 9:00 :1;6:00 Jtome · · · · '11:01) Lt 'CouJ(I Be Y(lu I 1·30 Feather Your N~ 12:01) Camerc Goes tu & !tool 12:30 Current 1:30 ~no essee Ernie 2:00 Ma:tinee 3:00 Date With Life 3:15 Modern Roman{'es 3:30 QueEtn For il Oay 4·00 1 Mul'l'it\11 Joan 4 ·30 My Littl<" Marg ie 5:00 Aunt Doo !5 :30 HopaJong Cnsst.dy ro~re M3 ~xlqtotl. Av6., New Yort: City, 16, N. Y . <Ill Junior League Baseball Entries Priscilla Circle T,he Daily Sentinel ---- The Doily Sentinel, Pomeroy-M::idd:=:::lepo:=;:;:rt!...,Oh:.:.::i:::o-:-:::--:::=~::::::;-:;;::: _ __ _ __ ' MADE -IT ACROSS ATLANTIC : ~'::,- ;..0::: .~:~~ t~~ :!,~ ~~..':".:.! :!:'':::' 1"' ---;:, •• -,~;._ -:-=-:::- ' -MASON .FURNITURE Jolvent deoMt'. ~ . .:c-· ·- -- • , ' ·w. va.... . �. ·- . .' .. Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohlc. ·The 1956 · June ~ • I o ....... • 4-H News . N&t&iriness Venture Planned .~:C"';, ".:"'~~. ~·..~"....... To ~n July 14ln Middleport F, •-re»l on JUM 13 at 7 .00 . K.cc'l· .aid ltW¢t~> LI preai~d cwt:r the ITU!.eting. The ~up -eltlcled a ne-w vice- Next Season Announced The Wabam1._~112 ~ will W'il ~ a 01aa "A" ,O,~p Sof!'O 011 """*"'Y· ~ .... ' •...,., .If. 5.;.. .,_..,.. tile_.,,,,, irt~~>il!- II, lll~ ~>o>~M , 1'61UJlilf ti'o T h· ~...,. ~ (S.t.ui-doiy, 2 p. m.J edulr fw t.ht eemlhl II!MOI. p.a. City, 1-..y: ~ 5 , Pt. -.... ...__~--·· · . .., Pl~a.nt• away• Ottober 12 • MUIOn ,._ r aBlUil 1156 tNaedule ftn ' Ill two new ta .Wtoa Mtd ee'd·: :~way, October 19, Ripley, away, ar GrM.oe. '11kM*e· two U.ms 'l~' !l: OctL·~ !6, Oedar Gruve, home, l'll!'pla.oe H'lD'..ib.Ctoa Vinson and Now:ube~ 2, ~f.falo, home, Nov. Winfit!W. em~ 9, Rutland, Mvay, , ! sa~re said thai'~ Cedar SayTe out ll>ot och~ is just bo:Og i .simply dJ"oPped the Falcons from year and wm tokt:! j tbeir oi'!Ctied!Ut- ...- .'0 0 exp!sin- from tbe Eut Bani> !i:l!bft othet ltUlft that they 'd id iwt ICDk d near C~,!l~ '~.:~n. . .. Wlplt to fllay; wb~ 'Wlnfiield fel)t. Qlher . VC_Yt '?~P!)nent, j~ ! tflft\ Wabama WI~ «tUthll 'a llhle throughout th(' -.tatl" DIS! t!l· out i) f.tbedr- c • Wahafnl f'!cent.Iy power. 1.........._ conj,~ - -rae. ....11•I 1 4 I ol The winning rn'ly l'amto with sllddeda.ess tfler start('r JGhnny ~~n ·had posted a three. tllftft tOI' 1even knlinp. The Red lers southpaw permitted no hiU at1l Sta Miller llld Richie Asb· bani aiJaill!d With two out in ~e lnlb. EDnls doubled in the sl,rth but was l~rt on base. lJ ...tl il 1 : t< Meyf'f pitched the rlnal two inning., after MWer gave way to a ad~lp-bla. ,- Player-Club Long, Pitts. Bailey, Cin. 1Joyer, st . .'L. M 199 38 44 133 20 ~1 :!~ 4-4 1 Memente, PH~. 41 151 23 !\1uon~ st. L. 6~ 194 37 - 76 .338 50 .331 64 .330 ........... on.owner Ro~et Oldsmobile for leu thCUI you'd ••er believe po11lbl•. Invest In • vHII car with a .fvturel 1953 OJ.mobi(J_. SQjer I• 4 d- dark x1een metoiUe llnlah with bar· monllinJ Interior. Power brakot, l~Ydtunollc, l'a.dlo, •lid beater. 1495 1953 Oldamoblle II 4 dOI.r oedan, modorn l!ftUI and blaelt llnlab. .! Faatoa1 VI roelet enlfue I 1395 wllllltniJht 111111. j Karr & Van %andt 14! W. lllain i Pomeroy . polato t!e-lad. Shoaron Douglu aho made a 1111rpr~ b' !lleu.~s. Swa.t-.Jn 1n8k.e the SWPJ"ise biflf"Uitl. Patty nu.ke the surpr:keo bi&cut!lb. Patty B't<t:l gave a dem-oo11tratio-n M how to IIIP.rve. The next re-RUIIII!' meeting will be brM oo Jllnt- t~.at the home nf Audr'II:"V Cunningham. Audrt>y Jane Cunning)lam rPJl(JI'Ur ••• ~~iid 8 - i!ooion * 7 OIJhl th!iiii!' ' -BaltllMre 1 w~ 10 -tr.an. Clty 5 ft'ght ~' P!~& Pi~C~ _...,.. •I "'""~"' - r.o.. vs JC..ee-w;an. 2_.. or l»oUet 3-1. l(ut-nn 1 Det. Bnra , N.Y. ~ ThuM~day'l . ~fOjE"Ct~ ~m-hg .Y:QOie H.t.a in Pt. Pleasant. , Award! M!re presented by J'i'ankUn tn tbe. Emmeatrs Olll\t.v&,c,. Washington at K>an!!laS City Boston at ClC\\£,lil·nd . • . l . _,....,_were CJOWned . ". 1oM. ~m!th, ., ' U,p wa1 Grimes Shift. lncfvldual wrere Thelma Capehart . electric ••• announce~ent. ~ n, 1bt earlv (Continued trom or "l told IMT. Perini I didn't WaDt t-l!e .same -t hln1 to happen to mt here that happened In Pittsbut'f, wttere r developed t.he club and t.l!e.n aomeone ebe eame along an(j ,. l I Havana I ...- Toronto I Buff•lo 4 - Columbus I Miami 4 - Montrreal 3 SovtMm Altoclatlen N111!i1hvi11e 3 - Me-mphil 0 Chattlln:OOia 7 - Little &t:!k 2 ag.tnst the RavenSWOOd ' " DevJI.t Blrminaham 10 Mobile lutem a Lea&tNI Allentown 3 • Johnston I 11ft 7i'nn Johootown. • - Sthea..;uey 'fteldlrif 11 - 5- Allentown 7 2nd .,...,.... 3 Wtlliarnspart 8 Btna:hlmton I - AJbanr 1 liltemational League 2.45to9.9S BAI(Ik . FURNITUlE I Hor,-#iodem poriir-planta \ . t ..1 1\Y . - the Amerlean Gas and !leeo' · ~ : waa fl!undecl, power lanta' -----. helped reduce tile ( \ • ' .JI,-- .~.. •• .. • ' the PfGIHII Whaa been made Is the f.-1 that four of· lhe ,AGE s,-·. lll J!l&jot power pluta t6dq ar;o amo~~~r the top aoven IDOIIt Olllcient reaeratl~~& atatlona In tbe ,world, &lid for ..flv. ol the P.Mt alx :veara u bbelill · a · 'I I. .. , AGE SY!Item p~t ,bas lleoijl jint•. And tbt heo.t of theoe plillts 0111 prOduce a kilowattFo•,!II•~O yeart, the Amerle&~~ Gu and Blitti!le m-of Which we are " part- hour from less than % ofa PGUild of coal. ~ .~ - iD the,denlopmerit of more What'amore,laraV and more elllclent plants ~atl~~& tlelllt;ltl. Indicative of are bel.._ built a11d ttlll othen are on lilt were ama and lneftld~ and J>rO<IuJoa of tl~lrillu"«U ~Qiive. i'or IX'alllplt, It itiN ' undl of coal to lfOIItratt Coloduo llavaU ~--..:~~...._.;,;;,__~---~ : : : : : , : , I ., 011 The . nor In BAKER / p -.nt 'Eflli:lont>y Ito a-- ~ of• pllilt'a and .., b.IHCII on ttla ltmOUnt of Mit. con:~~trom tht tu.l burnH, -.!. . . ...,;,w.J.M/i~.,_<llr-, .• tttsuwM £ $209.00 ·. M\Il~~ ~'J£~~· ' coit ~~ eleCtric/tv ....... ,..;,,'!C.... tiic:iM , I 1 ' I • ' One) Phone 388-Y ha~..d- MOORE'S Pom~:: . ' 1 FISHING TACKLE FOR THE ANGLER! NAME BRAND RODS and REELS IIUY lAY PUVAHI, 115, aucered. at 1 reprimand from bll pripelpal ... - · ..... aod ldlle4 i ....,,.. ......, ea....... (IDp) I and wounded lnstructon l'raDclll D. Wagnon (bottom) a'nd Robert Hlckl at the MarJlalld Part l....., Htsb S<hoo~ Seat Pl..... ant. Md. Wagner b In a crltiQI eond1t1oa. Pollee lllliC1 tbat PN- ..tet 6Nd • burit ol abotl .t ~km.en Boit of all kinds, line for bll type fishing' SPf.CIAL! 'I I RODS WHILE THEY LAST •... •. $1.89·. out:llde tbe tdtooJIDII then ahot the teachert wbtle buDttftt: for the prlbdpal. loba V. Brezo. The JOUtla ... ehUie4 ..-Jth murder IDd .,..ult with ln...t .. JdJL (I-) ' ' Blue l)i.unond •• ••••' LEVEL WINDING REEL ..... • · . • · 1,69 For A ~ Of Flllll TAKE THE KIDDIE$ FISHING! ...... ·------ AIJ· ID aJI, one ni'one who lli ihl elecliOil oJ 111":1. ~ poiltlon of town , ,I)HJ ·his abo":cJ fAit put •Jae's a 'bird er tnd will ¥tde tel town 1 wjth Jood govern· · tbrat __ ·so Itt as ia .poutbhii for _,_....;._,_ ber to do so. IMIU.Ni:Y SQUAD The rlll<ltllopqlt l!lmeogency .e aW to lhe •hOme of . tMtle at 7:30 p. m. a loe!al physician by ,t he squad to treat drawlnt boards. . . _ _. The AGE Syatemll.tea mon thlnlb;~'~ tons of coal a yaar to produce I!IQU elieifte-; ity than any other lnvqtor-ow~ powu, eomp8!>y 111 the .,.rid. Gan.,..t:lq ~~ electrie J>o""r .. ~ol!ntly a~d eeonOiilliaiJt as possible has helped to lower the eoet Of electricity to 1818 th&ll ~ ltalD06 1~. 'J'i!la'-'' Ia just one rNult of "60 Y earo of PrO,.... \ in Rleotric Poo;w:• ~ ~ 1 THE SHOEBOX "I don't think any one could hllve survived," HancoK sa{d. Pilot& Last Wordt Ranecx said !he last words of VenPzuelan p!Jot were '' I am plan.ning t~ jettison fuel and goIng to land." It was tbe ·nr.st crash ror the airline ii'l tO years of fly ing between ·t he United States and V! ne zilela. were .six Venezuelans, one French iards'. one Frt'ncbman and one were 42 Venezuelans, two Spancrewmen. The other passengen Swiss. The other crew members ui3JJ9WV 8l papn;3Df pvap aq~ l:la.uengers and two American ·man and one- Italian . CAB officials me1. LAV opera· personnel soon after the was reporterf. Joseph 0. 1~~i~r:;~·:n:or the CAflto rnvMitigatlng ~ discuss the a two ·huur meeting. order~ bac_k eif!ht de~tro,yers .it ,had sent ()fricit~l . : New J:.miture I ' m. become a ROGMS Of Se<ondSt. SUMMER SANDALS 99 from bngs, seat t"ushions and pieces of pRper floating lri the water at dilylight about .!IUnrist' at 5:25 a. 1if\l'V and the Disable" Amerlcan ~terans AuxPiiry. S11e ha ~ servns ·Jll'e~!deht the formf'r ffaup. In fact., she .tle1'Ved for three terms. The Smith..Ca.pelW-t :rost of the American Legion it &1 Pa~e could see bits of ciothing, ant:!estr:v one of nf the New Hama:vM it's £itttnl;' she ! hODI.s," Hancox said. The commander said hi s crew !l~ttJer~ nnd. ~ .. ,.. t-hat ..... ~ Seventy Four 1901. Re r flltl-Jer was v..n ani. sn ; Muflyn Koehl.er-repori.er or IV UNITID PR&SS Amtrlcan A0o4:latlon Mtmeapdll8 • lndls 1 1st 71nn lndpb t - M"inneapolla 0 :!n.d Ornaba l - Charlest-on 0 Ut 10 inn Clla<J- t Omalla 3 2nd Loul•vtll• J - Dtnwr 2 Wichita i4 - Sl Paul t IMNMtiDNI L. .u. ~ e · Rich.':llond 11.-t f ina Rlebm.Ond. I - H«he!IUir 4 2ftd Mercedes Condon Dress Shop v ....... , .... nn~n.nt. The nex·t me(',t:' ng wi.ll be hf'ld at the hnm,... onf JI'!\R Kitklu.l1 ntl .Tune 18 a1 8 :00. Mr•. Cauehart has been active ;, the work trhe American Anxl -Minor League · .. Results ... Sisea 9-15 ALL COLOR$ They're The RoYe · Of The Summer . Season! ............ .............. ..., 'T'he Tuppers Plainlf G1"1'1\eU'!r'! ~~i~5~~~i Ponn~.fa Sl!~ tni.C!f'! her ~ire J1:illick )fl('lft~fl Rou ~b. .,----=: - - - - - SHEA Dresses· '!etll .,...."eACK 4-H cluh met at the home- of J1net Caldwf.>!ol's ()n June 11 lit 7:30. Plafts w ~re discli'SSed on how t·:l radJe money and what to do wJ.th i11. thel'!ub. One of the girls 8'BV>e a dem. "~ration on h t~-w to hem a towel. Fi >'e I)( the eight members W<>re .tJ!_e l.de Lew!J 'on~h and h!!r mot-her wu thlf! former Arlett.a to..., t<'Ok H over," Haney •aid. Haney 10t off to an auspictow New PAIN bakin~ ••• take o.fflee nn Jtllv 2 at th~ rlr<rt mer,tin' of ure new'v .J1"l r"t~d oHicittls, was born In New l-'~vrn on AU.Uri and Bei(y ~,....,,.,..""'.. (Continued trnm Pue One) t('o runnini!' £or office In New Haven. Finally, sht aRJ"eed to run only if no one dse could beo found. When lob~ ballots flna' ly cam~> out, sh" was the on1v onP rnnnin~ for the position. In -fact, her tick~»: was' t·he only one print.t>d on the ballnt. Thl' only onpo.sition was offered by an or. ganiJ:ed ~ite-in .group. In regard 1o her comin~ duties . Capehart mode!!tlv says that is not certain of her duties. However. slte add, t,h3t sbe'l' do t.he Job kt).8te best ·o-r ~er abl1itv. Her ·frleniiR maintain that If s,hc does that. thE' "lob of town recorder will be well taken care of. Tbe new Tf<'01'dt.'r. wh'l will HiU-Mantle, Yanks 116; Borer At the meeUna: wi-th the playe~ Card! 7iJ; Ltmon, Senators 74; Si mp.son, Athletic•, Long, Piratt'l club owner Lou Petlnt referred to newspaper :reportl lbout H1n~y and Aa~burn, Pbila all 70. helni only a pro ttm manager.,~ Pltchlni- Lawrence, Re-d Lega, then adlUd: fl-O; Brewer, Rl'd Sox 9-1; Pierce 11 1te 11 your m~ftt~Pr. period." Whi te Sox 10-2; Fretman, Rei.l llaney who manaced Ptttslburrb Lega IH; Labine, Dod1ers S-1. h11t ~~euon - only to tee t•he Plra-tu lbtcome othe natlonel l..U&de !I!ID.Jat.lons under Bobby Brotl:on. thiJ year-natural 1y hop•• he won't be made a aacrlflc:ial Iamb wlth .M llwaube. I Frank Raymond Smi'tll.. • In tKiw:r~ng champol '-thie whining Walpert, IIMnloo M'lclla<>l. - - ...,. 1 __,._.... _ . \ so 1 Siockton~ projects. Oa.rol nw a demon,tmtion on making Filled r;r..v~ rolls Alq mf'mher were pre.1ent 111t the- meet.. in,R'. Ttl!: next 11"f!ular m~r'ng will be 1\e-Fd. at lhe- bomoe of Batty -nard on June 21 .at t$ :30. BANQUET ". Tbe Pbilip SpDI'n Baclquet l.elld . SaiUlday Ju,.. 9 at 10ne ~n!• west or P""'•\W Adm. us -Htgh Sebool SluduC.. a...;..;:.;;;;:"; Baltimore ut Ch.icagn What the Bravea dldn't tell Ha ney, thouab, was that they have Home Runs-Manll l', Yanks 25; quietly been 1-'t~OI' National Sievers, .Sioln~£1ors 17; Berra, Yank.s 17: Long, PJral e& 17; Wertz, ln- League baaeball pettple - even c1ubhou.se men-about Durocher's dlans 16. personality and handlina: of ball I Rurt.li Bntted In-ManUe, Yanks play en. · 62; Boyer, Card~ SO; Mu.!dal, Cards Haney lt CC.IIIJ on the assump 49; Wertz, Indians 49; Sievers, tlott tibat be eo tetp the MUwau 1 SrnatorB 49. •kee job If he makee a ·rood show Runs-..:ManUe, Yanks 60; Me- In-r althliu&f\ he 1i.ped no contract 1nd the t•nure of l Douaald, Yllllkl 44; Boyer, Card~ Sa.turda' -44; Loper:, Athletics 43; Yost, Sl'll· hls new job wall r-ather IOO!ely drfined. in. <t he Bravta~ officii\ atnrs 43. . SCIIRNEt'TADY, N. Y. UP - Parsorw, who has been bMrball Future powB demanW. of the na· and bMketbal:t ~ch at Middleport. tiBn•'!l e-lectric ulilih('S h;m! rt't.d!· ho<nel Hgh Sehool, will con!inll(! teaching ed In a backlog of order9 £or ~team at tJte Hi&h SebooJ bul bas wllb- tu.rblne·geRctat<H' unitl!t Genetal drawn from coaching ttarting tb's Eleetrle eo. unit~ which wl)t M ned. tall. He I" attending the- Unl· abl ~ to prod~a more than 19,\100 · · vel'9ity of W. Va. this .summer l 000 \:ilowatt11 l're scheduled for working on h',9 MattlT's degree In Bhipment as hr ahead u 1959. aduo~Uon He i.l: tneiTied to, Joan 1 Gilmore dauottter ol M<- .and ""· ~-~~ f)_.l'~;.,-'O."' Ralph Gilmouo, Pomeroy, and thl!llf ~- ~t;'II~T 'T A.lee pJ'Ief>icW {1\'er the- meetl1og.: The group wm"lred <ln their sew.l.ng SKIPPER" ~ e hnane on June 7 at 1:30. CLAYBANKSSPEEDWAY Gamet~ Just ArrI v ~ RO('k Sprlne-~ Giri$ Club met at the od'v'"'w's . At Kilcks 8-3 vs Hoeft 8-3. Bo9t:on at CieveUmd flight Pilrtetofl·eld 2-6 vs Score 6 -~ 192 35 65 .339 DURANDO DESIGNS N""'' • •• Waml.ngton ~t Kansas City, ntghl - Wies1er 2-3 vs 'Herriage 1-4 · New l"ork at Detrott, night Raney dart •• Mllwaukee manafei' Sun 1he new ' Mllwau:kee manaaer, has day ~hill lie led tile Brave• to a been eiven a .tob wltb no auaran· ,p air of vlctorla 0 -t o .4 and S ~ 1 tees, and be would feel tvt'n more over Jhe: . ))odaen 1n a doable uncertaln if he knew that t he headu at - . , . Flold. Braves have betn making continue-d inquiries about Leo Durooher. NEW YORK UP--P'red Haney said he wu told, "Don.'t 49 192 30 68 .354 wolTy, you're our man." Marilyn STOCK CAR RACING SUNDAY '-5 162 27 58 .358 Boll. "bout having a vwim:ming JNirly at Balky's Lake. I'atty Dod. e.llt'i !ihOWsi t"llt! group bow t.o I 1 Shot By Pupil, 15 : pointblank to Milwaukee oftlcials. ~rnon. dr.teu ~d AlbrtJ"lrl, 209, San Fernando, Calif. 7. Na V<il'k 5 - tlOtrolt ! Rushed into the manacerlal breach 1or Charlie Grlrnm· last M.ontle, N. Y. ft9 22~ 60 B~ .37B Saturday ni-t~bt. -the 58-year old -~bxwe11, Det. 47 1ft0 37 54 .360 Haney put rtJhe Durocher Issue a ,..._rrnuter, I 70 .352 46 .346 The Bedt'OI'd BBllu met at the home o1 Pab-icl.a and Sharoa gill!!' on J.uM." 12 at J .30 Planet were stopped Bob w~ AM!RICAN LEAGUE '. •, G AB R H Pet. • • • - . TUMCht'a •uults NATIONAL LEAGUE &.-,ell f.Nt s--reporter- ~~ IV UNITED PRESS • Pt'8en.L I KanJdCity Ma.ior League Leaders Ted KJuszew.ski opened the sl!ven· 1h wrth a 1lngle, Frank Robin!JOn aa«ifi~ed and Smokey Burgess ~···~ intentionally. Ray Jab W.ft'e ila!Umore hnlds a 4-6 Stmmon:t has won two and during the sc o re~ess pitc hing duel , Satterfield To , Battle TonigJtt - gb~... l'Qwlcr Stu Miller, waSI the winnt>r. He ~ri n g. hll! won four and lost two. However, Miller ·had a two-.bit· lost five. br going Into the !ixJ h inning I t Hatlftltl L•itue Gordon PHOENIX, ArilJ!. Enal'd Charles, Hl7. Cinclqoati, Ohlo NewY.... Olli<Oro IV Ullltil! I'RISs Cu~ Slmmora will pitch for Phil- Phillie!' Jack l1eyrr, in r('lief for Jl ' Major League Results · plnch-hltte:r in the sevf'nth. The right bander fanned four in bis two lnnlnp, lhcluding Ed Bal ~ ey lor tbe final out , uftt'r he had Wilted Burgen and hit Jablonski with a wild .pit.ch. Ttle Re-dlees and Phillies Pnd Khpill'Sttln G.h Lon tbtlr Jeries today. Art Fowler will K' ippstei n was char ged wit h his .fourt h loss against .!lix: wins. Tbe t~ke .the hill for Cincinnati and I '( V'""'" "I i • Pt>l•""' A! 4'1!<ident, Roa:er Listrtfoot.. Tbe ¥roop tieo rev~ all tM knob: lht'y h1d l~r:oed to to~ durrin& yl'ar. 1\!n of the [ourteen mtmtJcTj Wtlllace, ttiB~. To:-ontoo, Canada, ou.tpnlnted Ron Bartmr, 174~ Britain lrt-won. Briti-sh ernpl.re Ught. heavyweieht CHICAGO 'VIhlobnilt B•ijl. tnie. merlln pl1nned tM1y to "~flit kit of ·the way of ttte /bOJitbs.. ili114 l ~l HARTFjlRD, Oonn, Billy youtb carry him .to vlel~~ Lyneb, 14~\lo HarUOO'd. C<>nn .• out. nigh1 in hls 10 ro11-nd heaYJw. ·.­ t . pointed Luther Rawl,1na:s, 151, Chi- bout a-gainst veteran BOb .. ca&o 10. field in the Chicago Stadium. MIAMI BEACH. Fla. - Willie Summerlin, boastina: a lt: tl~trt ~p. 130'h, Hartford, Conn .. out- win-nirt& streak \;Va.t a· 7 •o S f'-• pointed RUS8 Tague, 128, Daven- \'crlte to \\\hlp the 32 ~ft~ Old port, Ia. 10. Chica-go battler w-ho has woa ~­ or bis 65 filhb , 31 0~ ,theta; ·~:~, knockouts. .. STOCKTON CaJHf. La"y '• Bal.aan, 124%:, Los AO@e'll>s, Sattertield l'xpected to, weifh"~topped Baby Camacho-, 124112 T i· about 181, lighter than wual and juana, Mex ., 7. close -to bi.!l best f)&.btlng weflht·. Summerlin. 24, anticipate¢: ,he HICHMBOND, Calif. LatTY would weigh abollt 194, Vaspuez, 132, Richmond, OW.if., stopped CCieo Lanoe, 134, Oakland, Calif. 1. LONOON - open hlr .l * fodtbiM! ICbedule Jxa.oa at ,an ;DKft..,. Jn qalnst Itt*! ~YeOWi'_ood Red Devilf ~1 at ~ Fteld on 9ept:lembe.r 7 Jb -~!I 111 foUr:nrll'· at•o·~~t-~bf ~TIIiW...- ' ~ iUijoii BY UNITED PlESS '"1'1H. ~.t Centel':' a new nu.1. apa-';1-nv-~ .o-n Dro~~li A\'eft\le . hDtJAe in Middleport is .sehed- Ue 1 uctave .m .the &f:iddleport At h. to open on Jlily 14th an the LesUc Auoc1at on, Fant Pl'\'llbyt~­ P-irk building, corner of Soutb. ian Church and Scuut WOJ"k. SKoftd Avmue and M.iU Street . The ~nagt·r ~f the n..w store Kenneth McElhinney .It manaen• began hu work an r.1ore when he of the new 1 tor>e and hlA parlner wu emplo~e_d at thll" local Atlant· y John Paf"J()f)J, lfl!{rucl.or at )lid- ic and Pac1fu~ Storlf! .and transf.if!r· -dlel)(lrt Hlih Scbool. 'J'be Spo:rt.J t"'ed to another .tort m ttle nort~. Center will handl~ MacGregor em part of thoe •tate. Hf' and has sportiDa good~ trtYJ" hobb'er. and family rt1urned to Middleport and men'j. wear wUh pla'm r(•t further operated the- Bailey Drive- In ~XJJM'Iion. Bradbury until he bt-<·lun.~u·· ,::~~:~ MeK\)tinney l! a graduatf' ot )tid· ated with the H. & R- ~·_. -----------~::;:'-;' dt.eport lril!lh Sctud and haJII been ·Cum1•oany, a'J.ddlt.·port. acHve Jn the MaliOOie lodge, the 1MN . Md•:.lhinnt:y wert> In Mldd\epQrt A.t.hLt-flc A,j"(_ociaUon. l lail week t~ purehas;e .toy!f fur Band Bootlt«!t' AAs«-iation -and <Ah· nore 110 dw1!l leave thts next ('It clv!c activities induding broad- ' [or Cfocinnat; W order thl.' · · casting ..at athi1Hioe -eventa He ls ' equipii'Kn! 'for tlw- Sp0~ . mar.rled f4J the form~r l..ois Rail...., ! M.r. Parson'" ex~rif!"Tl.('e m 00:11 h- 1 odau.-hter of Mr .m1d Mrs. RuMetl 1 ing and aln pbaymg eollegt.' ~portA I Bailey, Rutland, RD , and they ha\'e •nil profe vo,.ihrwl .haseh~ll w1ll D"'- 1 two tb.ldren. Rune ll and Kathie. ~ ·.'ft. thf' 1111rtner~ m thc•r nt"W Yt"ff· . 1'hey own property on South F\mf". tuff. 1 th Avenue. -- -· -- qt>N w J E H "YOUR SUNRISE TO SUNSET ' GENERAL tELE,,aHqN~ COM , 0, P~IO li-M..JI.o/ ~'!~~~~ '1' ~ "*'"" .· ~'.... ~.....,,t11o~ �t ___ - ·- -,-. WANT ADS ,Page Sfx qq ·~~..,;_ I The Gaily Sentinel, Pomeroy-MiC!Cileport, Olil_o____ ---------~WidnfliJoY, :fane 20, 1956 ass • I Sl • . · - - - United Methodist , I Approximately 8 acns good hay JOF Class Picnk Cimothy and allalfa mixed. Wtll adl in field. Oren \\o'ears, Har· Held On Monday .riaonville Road. 6-19·3tp A& Uctll•-.i bJo l\, A II, will ... publlll>od , ........ ·:!••IOta .., u reeetved. p.q WOI"d, . . . . Htt1011. Mlfttm•Jtr. ~Mrr:e- ~~ - ta,t n· 'I ftJl1l i I --· e"tiiJ n\e or 21 cenll per wora wW be eharpd for advertiainJl lf DDt paitl fur befDI'~ tbt •..:itb oJ eaell mODtlll follo¥!l.q: l.a.iettion Cmln w ACY1Srtillq----3hontd be reported ~acbai'».J. 'I':1e DaHy Seatillotl will ao& be reliP.,'D.Idblf' for more thaD one mc:orrect ilt...UOD. ..m of 'l'bllDD uG t~Jll l'lu tica; ot Eveoll pnnted aL rqu 1ar cluaifieci rai-l. ObitlW'ies publided at 1 cmt per word .'iaarf,ed Adl reeelved OJ mall or telephunt pvea ev.tW a~ tloa. 'lotices Ill ice cream, c oie a coffee. Feden4led ChUTCh base· ment, Saturda y, June 23, begin. 6-2().3!< nina: al ~ :3 () P. M. -. DO N'T YOU KNOW? aive '"u tbe bea~ trade on f urnitcre ur appllan-46-tl ell's. SAYI Baker'• will A'iT.NTION MEIGS CO. FISH AND GAME ASSN' FlSH FRY AND TRAP SHOOT, JU NE 21, AT POMEROY GUN CLUB. II-lUte Auto ;)ule:> '' sedan, 4 door new fhllih aparkliD& $1096. 6-1-Utc Pomeroy. ~ : aet.tnan, 1950 Ford 2 door, 1296 Blaet¢n.ars, e.t+ete Pomeroy. • " 1950 Buick Special 2 door .11edan, ·new engin e last year $395. Blaet 6·14-tlte tnars, Pome-roy. 1951 Ohcvrolot II ton pick up, new dark blue flnlah ~90. Blaet 6-14-0te tnars, Porn eroy, ' -1954 Ford 2 door aedan, beautifU:l ' '· I .turquoU.. with wblte top. Blaet I> lute tnars, Pomeroy. - 19M Ford Sun'Jner Convertible new, Fordamatie. coupe, llk Blaettnars , Pomeroy. 8·14-8tc ' - •j ' - ·- ~ 1b Bl A uto Serv 1ces .-::--::-... H. RAWLING SONS CQ, • aour Wreater Bervtee. ['' 1' 111' ' By Jeaue Sml~ Catholic U. John F. Wippel, has n1turned to the home of his p:W'ent.s, Mr. and Dodge SafetJ Ceuultant 1 i Memorial Dai ·; The Oo · Sentinel, < ' Drew-Webster brall:.e ae.rvtce. Hackett'a 8-y ::lenk:., Weft Malo Str eet, Pomeroy, Oblo. ., ) • 191 For SG1e -lJouae For Sale In Suiar Run. ln· - {ormation Pomeroy. ..---1>7 nu.u.ernut, 6·11-12tp tapacJty and added feat ureacan't hat t New Holland Baler at any price. See- lL8 lar a deal. Fultoo·1'hwnp!IOII. Traetor Salet. ~-22·2&1< :roo - BALER TWINE, cuaranteed, $8.9fl Fnlton-Thompso.o Tractor Salee. &-Z.2.5le County Treasurer'~t~ of·fice. atera, lnstead, divert their •'- .... tentlon by poliltfn1 out unasu.al alghts along &he road. Or pl11 ~en, r•llt-4a.t.enalotl Clolhl. Scaffold - ·Hlddleport Drap Clln&oa J'llher, P!J.ou 628&-X.. gomea wltb them Uie countlog cows, llcense plate ·~poker" or 20 questlon1. A colorlna: IJoall: and crayons, store4; In a bp, ror wall P•P"" ~..,_Eieetrle 1teamer. Clinlon FiahiU', Mid· 11·1-ti' d!Aporl, J!lo. 62tl5-X. ·-FOR RENT: WaH Paper Ste am or -Floor Sande,. Pickens', Pom· -9-6tc eroy & •Mallon. £ fi-;e oroom apartmenlll; 2 fourroom apartm-ent'S, all wllh driea and garogeJi. .\.. N. ' - Good Clean U8ed Cars JnquJsJtJve hands off tbe dashboard and steerina wheel And alwara lock an .,oree bo trued AlJTO SALES m;..:.r..~•.,., .. ~ JLltJ afe the re!iJ:.Dr<:• of their a. earettJl JeU't.h ~d IJe IIIJ8dli fa.inllJ' disturb · _,. Ud 10elal for tile ea1111, 10 &bat iii cu 1111 1 .Allis Cholmers C Cultlvotori, Mowen And Two-Woy Plow •.•• .,••. $1lOd9w.n ' Ford-ferguaon '47 eJ!:fro gfOCI $110 down · FARMALL H CULTIVATORS & MOWERS CLIIK OAR AOI Call on us for ca1· repair and weld. lng &erv~·r.e, Racine, Ohio. 6 8-2fttc --SER VICE RADIO .0. TEL~VISION Pbo-ne 200. Cleland Appli a nee Store, 118 W. MilD St, Porn 2-23·!1 ·-· :.Aiiu1 ' OHI.O .· I Wo Aetountant Alto Saxaph.one Jane Powell, John Layne, Al'o'in Tripp~ Tenor Invite Bookkeeping Aetounll, Audits, Tax Pro- blema, Nolory Publk. Oflleo Ph011e 289-M NO·-· THEY LOOK AWI'UL INSURANCE AGENCY Plre. A~o.~tomoblll, ft..18-3tp R. Richardson, Bonda. Phone 83!6-X ;:~:i~~~~~;-;~;~=·=b~u~moiertondi· 81)t· , Phone fl.ft-81< COMPLETE laaurnaee Ptoteettl"l, Life, Auto, Firl, Polio. C1ll Do1 IIlii' llld\D•port, Ohio. (21) R,eol Estate - ..d MAIUON RADFORD HOMESTEAD for .aale. See I'Nd W. Orow. Exe eucor, l'oaK'I'OJ, Ob.lo. W2·~ e Rm. with 4 acret arouod, \!o mlle from lllcllio ou lit. 1:14, ..,GPO coli l:llt-J . . 11-2-t;IJ Kou~e Drum, DavJd Donna Cole-man, D:rrryl Knopp; Basa Drum , Gary Wilson; Bells, Rose Tennant. Ali students .selected for --the march~ng band are requested to ACCIDENT Lit., C1au1ltv 1.111! 8Mdl Co111forhrblt Shelteft f.ar picfl.la 011d l'! Stwtt cdl111 lor n•t Pymatunln:g State Part in the nOrthe-aSt (Oftler Q1. Ohto Is OM . oi the most popular oul4QOr ftCcontact Sally Proftttt at Mwoo as ; reetlon spotJ in this for soon as possible to pay t-heir band camp lees. These stude'ots are ei· . pU:DickffS, Clrnpel'lt fbberr¥n. area ~ PEANUTS Superior Service Quality Merchandise Reasonably Priced Trevy-Finsterwald Funerol Home ,.,...us (20 81 Insurance llli<ldl•-· ,.,..., Suaphone, Robel't McG1ot-hlin, peggy H.essing, Bill Foglesong:; Cornet I George MacFarland, Sharon B~rry ; Cornet U, Sam Hoffman Jane Wolf; Onrnret III Bob Arlis, Kenneth Dodson; F'l'ench Horn, Ralph Stewart, Al· tan Harris, Margie Roach, Bob H«rris: Baritone, Eugene Ray· burn, Henry Burgess, Myra. Fore-, man; Trombone, Ral'Ph Artis, J;fnet Cat mack, Howard Johnson. Nelson Reynolds, Larry Luck)'doo and El' a Roaeh; Sowophone, Toxp Sayre, Delmar Peyton, Jam~ll Bumgarner; snare t4 ..1th CONCRETE BLOCKS "'aulld ldter For L•"" GRUI!SEB BLOCK CO. I MUea North of Pomtroy On Itt. ·u, Call Wm. Gru...r. ltockStwlnt• ~~=:I WE BUY I'I'IIIICTmW. I BEAMII OHIO VALLEY , · ' JUNK CO. ~ 1110~ - >QITALII .!"'!'!" tit -· - - - -·----MEETING CALLED Club meeting Eootorn B<bool o[ 1the Band of has ·be-en Cldled the A Mro. Jtl~.!""! ~ 22. ' ' ' THE , ' '• chldtaina 13. Ldt·han4 page o( " a. book nated 8- Mt'mbenr ot %4. Mu1ie a conatnu:.. note t1011 bat.. ~- AU U . Entranct' .11. Ullon (U.I. Navy) " · 1t Turf · eotrec\ .r 14. Cr«dy · ~~ J'I:Jced Jt. J"ltA .a 1. the .,.._. ~· "'"' 441\Jr 11. •••BrlghtJT ~.....,... · CBabJI.J tr. Poe\ - 1' ...~olore4 11. n. eon. tam!. 8 Scotttal\.. Garlle Er- . {a)'m.) lt. Unable lO •peale -.. to. ott.en 1poet. t ~ ... ... (anat.J :st. Name Wcl:l • A Vlpu ..-, t.J. WadJ.ng biN \JBder.aJwe ~- ' waterwhed , tt.Obltrve :a. eovennr ot a pillOW lt. Nickel _. l•ym.) lt . Yield over 1%. Metal aJ, Soar .... u. Oencbe4 :rr. A led,ce U .'J:alu a biUl 39. Iian&er . .,.._ ... lli4Dl '""" fl. !I<,_ ~~-' ~ ,). T• 14n4l0 ~po~t a.u, ...... I U..OC . ' - . .~ ... ~- OAJLY QufTOQUOTE .;;)Ben'• bOll' to -.,rflr ijl ' A~YDLBAAX& · .. II LONGFELLOW .,. ' One tdtet' shqply stand• tor another. ln tbla n~ A tor tt1e three L's, X tor the two .0 '!, etc. Siagte let~. .. trnphiea, the km«th and formation of the wor~ arC ill _ ~h day Ul.e ~ode letters are dUferatt. · "' A Crypt.,-ram Quorauo• \ tl'R, DSASAWSD, lRCDA NUD RCA ICNS LRV JGY lCOSM N"D S S - A U U 0 S. YnterdaJ'• C'ryploq110te- HF.l LOOKED UPON Hts Pj;Q. FLoE. ANO A. TEA,R WJ.L,i ~~nbuted br JN HIS ~YE-MACA(.Il..A.¥. .r;:J~ fl'"llturtt lt•"iet!tll • ~-------~....;. . - Doro1·by Shir~ey: Clarin~t IIJ, Phyllis Zickafoose, Wanda Roush, J oan Ke s.sin~er, Mal'i-lyn Schwarz. DOWNING fl exible bt.n4 llubma r~ 10. Arabian OHtO t.;rOni; Flutt!: Morii.JtD _Fo&:e!<ong, Jtnire Rou~h: Cial'me-t I, Jl6mes lle@i'rs.m\, Virginia. RogerS R~t\ Grill1Jd and Mane Je. wei.~; t:t.annf''t· H. Jo Ann JustUR .lur\y i\.rrro:ri. Ann Newla!)d and Pomeroy Nat. Bank Bldg. 105 ll. Seoond St. Pomeroy, Ohio 20. Cold 4Her.) Jl. Endl ·h&ve been l~y G. E. REUTER Publle 15. Dere~n« Wijeij, li.is was _ s!Q. l ~0 ftoJP.orr UttMfh~Jl ~ l.lsea Ca.f Drum Major, Ruth Sayre A:>· sisl:int Orum Major and Cymhab, Juh\ing McClung: Standard Bear· t:rs, Betty Davis and Barbara Me· Daniel ; Majorett.es. Sally Proffit!, June Spe~cer, J:anE:. kenllowcr. J>a(ty t'armack, Betty Rbush. Mary Rous-h, Judy Webb and Shir- - --·-- 2 .., IP.b0111 ~MQ.J. ~ ~ar pronoun. MQ:stow SUI~IIB•S .The 1 That iill the ~~:~:~:~=~~ SAUGUS, Mass. UP tllf' Fil-st. Iron Selection of the group is made sa!esma~, wen~ up 1_n a b0rro~·e4 Aeadep:ay of Studies in ~.cow h~~ f)f Saugu.s, with by a eommittee composed of tl'.e plane With a p:l.ot frwnc:! 'flN!y clr- just bouz-ht 1 ye&rs's subllft'ilttion where .t\(nerica.. director, Drum Maj-or Ruth Sayre, c!OO over the city for half an ho~ tO: The FI.Frt Iron Works Gaz.ette. · WI!' estl1blished in..·;·:_;c-.. and Assistant Drum !lfajor Juhl·l_:._fi_n_a_ ll,_;_:•~po_tc.ted:..:__:lh:::•:.:::'":::'c•·c._ . _ _ _ ___-:--------~~-------'--ava ilabi'ity of t:ompetent studeD.t r-ersonnel. Mo;mbe rs o£ the marching band are as fo-lloM>: ·-- l'lletm pected to attend the Band Camp .at t·h e F'FA Youth Co:.mp near Ripley, W. Va., beginning on August 'James Brh:'n. dli'ecti>r. ' 20, 1956. nlot! size of lh.e ·.marching bantl, The firlff, ,l!!hl;jarsal Qf. the uectding _to tbe . director, is marc~ bartd lri:b bW ' f'4 on p:·esently limited by the number August 21 at ·~he bAnd t-am!). of uniforms ftvai.lahle, t·he avail· -" abrily of tran.s porlalion, financial . -lailc#ioN means of unit .o;upport and the ~~'IT!--~ CJtEiK, Mkh. UP ·- FULTON- THOMPSO~ ..... For Rent-3·room apartment a.nd FOREMA."" 4 ABBOTT T.V. hR. VICE All makea ltepatr.!d by Et. bath. Umitiet paid. 8&8 N. 4th pert Ter:htllclau. Phoae 8284 l' Middleport. tJ.18-6k' 14lddleport, e.u•to Forcb Valancu, roil up porch N"E-fG_!_.Eii_s _ f-or - ~lng hou~c!l, 1hadel!, Clotb awnlnp, E'ectrlc ;t,irch cab!nl'ts. and repair work. -faru all kind~. ~··roo ln1tlllatlon. Call ua. Gu)' Nei;hlf'r, 724 Broad'WI)', Racine, Ohio. 6-8·25tc Dale Wippel Supply. 215 Un· ion Ave., Pomeroy, Ohio. - --6-1G-2&te ~U:CI SERVICE OD WateJl Reo 'h;yi;;d~~CI~rJ patrtna: by Trained FOil SALE - A wotebm•ker. COLLINS J ! trlll't' Ntlittlnc. mi. LERS. Pt'mtfW'. t.a.tl Cbetter. Oblo, •• Rltt:._:.2~48~~~ • -:Lloou hun;; f'oorln& laid ; root, 2~ H. P. Rnto, Spader, like new, asbe.o~to 8 shlngh~11 and in.~UiaVetJ I'UI.Onlblot, C.U 3-lO.M. •Uno applied. Repairs. VIrgil fJ..tUtc Teaford, Syracuao. Phone , 907M. IEIISEV (;ow, calf br ~de. 0.1· ll-lfl.31e toD 'GrOWl', PomeroY, Ohlo, Rt. .ba:~~~'- _:;.•_ __ Selection or the- '"'rt~ers o1 the "Wahama . \\'hite Fa.J~q_n Marehing Band was a.nno\ln.ced thls'w~ek by . Special On Tractor Tire$ 1\ __ ___!l • Wahama Marching Band Pei'SCJnnel . At:e ~not.mced By Diredor Bret.n $190dQ~n doon from the inside. eo~lcJ,s. ,..reated this year. Miss BettY Da· vis and ' Miss Barbara M~aniel have been selected to fill the .pn8itions of Standard Bearers. .., --NIIGLII I " . . u.,..,lil Ill 111&117 ...... It II a _..., '"U.. in.l!' :McClung. Two new -positions ph~. IC"Xperienc • Write 688--B %The Dally Sentinel, 6·2 1oroy, Ohio. WISCONSIN ENGINE PARTS Parts and Service e:p,-..; :!,~.. Slnee miDY , _ lie ,.... eOdd-, 1110 . . . f« Will$ You hove something To Sell, Trade or An" 'JWANTED---For "~~~~ nounce, Let A Doily MAN bu.sinea.~ in Pomeroy. No " Sentinel Display Ad " , or Wont Ad be Your to malcJe and profltr." good. 1 1mmedl11t.dly. WriUe , ~ ' Representative, Dept OIU'-840-190, ~ ~i 111. -They Get Results -WANTED Bookke:_rr • nef'!r wllh lee Cream rMan ufac· tu~r. Now senlna: this Area. Complete equipped tru<k for fas t -errtclent repair vire. Fife Refrlgnstlon, Middle port, Phone ~.x. 6·13 ·2!Hc llfl- ~ Lever I . Corret:t Co.. dclecllnc 7 BtnGwitll I . . , _ 1l'<ltdo dullnr llooleoil.,. · ~• ,...,_ 19. Pel tt App!lratua hutJ ud , ~ few pletely unaw&re ol ,'the butc CllUIOt be de....._ ea'JI'8 ot "'-eit ~V. lheJ dd '!ben il 110 lnUitiitllt wtak:b • · ·no; \hal Qlteji, 11101 ~•- ot &DYp&rllelllrt&lae. 0 1 - -- -Heio Wanted - ~:!r'Til': ·· t:::::. ot a ~ il'ihlo prol>loiio; ....li: ca.. & 14-<lte (201 BusIness ::iervi Cet 11 oil ~~~~~II'. lbo po1ml Dllf bo •lpcltooUoa ob<ill! · lmo •• - Woman able to work to share my lhouao in the cou.ntry free. M". Gertrude Hall, P~rtland, Obi D., Rt. 1. fl. I 8-6lp m. ~·~~t!Oiaol!Mltilot&blllly Aanr: _ . . . ........ (If Gravel Hill In Middl eport Cah 8170-J. - 4 6. An&'el" IQOtber, eord1a.l ~ dlne!Jf to W. terrff!o or rood - P'"'ol'.'i* bu\Jd,•Q ..-mr tile ollie• DealrabJ.o d'urniahed apalltme nt on 1 -? cu lDC wife, ~JtiiVGtlJ J . Variety or ch&lcedony •nd *'DOt btl Ule ame .,._ nrothtne: can bio dont to belp ttiero.OUlaD* DD .diWD · Premetl&tfUl ~tDitlail mar P. W.: 1 b&,._ been bothe:Nd for ra.na-e from a f~ ~ ~ ta* Ji!an wtth ~ baDdl. CUI II~ to • 111)1-ftedllid J'J'~ ,.. ~ ... wilallo do? SOllETY METROP·OLITAN anct d1 .. montb ••"1• POMEROY All Makea ond Modell .-.u. tb~ ......cl&l co~...... e"""'" durlllr IIIII mcmth,. ey- ll'ldorllaD4 >be .U..tlon ,_,,, eto. Jl»d ""'"' •ilion. ' I I - Thq must re&llle tl!&l 11 11 a acute)J of Ute f#:,uUon, medl~ P10blem ta4 t.h&& 1 doc"' re.IIW<I Ill tllj bojjef tll&l tor ..., l1iloPf1 rellol. I ACBO!iS 1. A polnle...t tl 1tDJ WDDder &b&ti a ~lemlpo ,......, 1ll1dOr 111t11 a otrafol oado l'or the mol't part, tbQ IQ.Ier period. lllaJ build ap ow. ~ , 1n al1eDCe. IDGBUJ.I.liDW u otberwlli baiiPJ' Many womtn ..,. unaware ~ IIW1iap U iimM nm tDdl ia ' &B1 phJJletl or pe.rionautr ~:.U.~ w1Tea mut. cially alert to Jrevent them \ DAILY CROSSWORD WDIJoa, II n:ylns ~ Sullto Ia IU...:o from strayiDII oto the hlgbwaJ. 1 Finally, instruct your children . to keep their arma and bead away ' from open wiDdowa aDd to keep IQI"Qtlon. romlb' qlWftlo, MJ . I 6-lt.-ftc & IIWIJ •• &114 ... u &0 w Tl por ""' ot Aloorteu lo women b) lla eloiJ4. ~-~ -pMttlar J"fdo~tiiJ' rlod of Uf,__u pal t1oo Q lioUIN' W!IILIItjo · · oC a.ft'eeted a& :10,000.-...ulbr IDI:'~tioD. HG••••, ,._ -- ·---- All ai:r:es -of Electric Fana at a . real Aaving. Frecken PJumblna Shop. Phunc 433-M Pomeroy. C:OMMIICIAL II:IPIIIGIItAT ION 6-1S·8'tc Ne-w & U&ICd.. Purcllae )'Ol1lr ment w!.t.h local aervtce. 7 ·yrs. as Refrlceratton Service Engi· MF.JGS EQlJIPMENT Company Phone 94 Pomeroy Premenstrual Tension A 'Many-Sided Problem ·. Ugion home. 1 • , "With PboDe 62.2~iibt Phone ,1088. X. DODG YMOUTH ~ ~ q(toM HOUSE, furnish cd or ERS. unfurnished, seml·blllh. Call 6· 19·3le 6058-M :omplete WHEEL ALIGNMENT, I»..:ancinl and • For Day -- • l r - I. IUIVM, &L PR!:WMSTRU4L teJM;Ioa.ll DO Depr Ill. . fnlta.biUtr, liatra 1JvnJer & bUJb .. h . 1ubjeet. It II n.1a &D4 J1:1.fcta1Dt !IN bvl a , . . 1..._ ......... proble1.. ""' • problom ot lbo .of - - Pomeroy, Ohio. :14 ' r- Onlo • & .um Mll8. flltlft Films Shown At Mrs. Jt)Eieph E. W 'ppd., Pom.e.:-oy, Star Rol.llle' after having 'l'eCeived his M~ Degree with honort at Sevrral Cilrns o[ the M-emarill t.he Cathdlic University of Amer.l· Day parade and scenes taken in ca Waslrlngt.on, D. C. Georgia and in France ~were · shown by 'Micke)' Wi1liams wben Drew Webster Post Ameriean ~ gion met Monday evening at l.be SAFE DRIVING l8 a full Ume job, demanding every attention Springs. of tbe partJdpant&. Children, CilnYernly, can be danseroWJiy diJ. . exeer ent condition. Call 605&M traeting to a driver. What is intended to be a pleasaut, restful 6--19--3tc F'ollowmg the .su[Jp<'r a short 1 vacatlon instead often tums out to be a nerve-ebiltering ni&htmare. busme....~ _.,,.~sl(m WH~ he!rl wi!h Therefore, lbe first rule that some cynlul parent& offer for Locwt Posta for sail". Cla rence Mr:s_ Roy Bctzing, pr csidl'!ll, pn'· motoring with children Is Wolle, Jr., Obrster, Ohio. .)iding. l! was vntl'tl ,,, 'il."n rl a "DON'T," However, let's be real· will provide add.idoDil enter- ' 1 of than k.~ to :O.!r We st fur lstic. There are many times when tainmeaL f1.19-6tp - · ~ - - - cr:rd the invitat run lo ptcnie <Jt tm the litUe folks must travel too. To avoid frequent atops for to canecl th e I !I The· wise parent. before UDder· ' II I .Wanted 1 o t;u~ \ farm . It W<:. <~"rt't'd drinks, take a big thermos of "' laJuly and Au gust meetings. takmg such an adventure, p..us cold water or carbonated beverI carefully ahead, then eatablisbes, age, with plenty o1 paper cups. · Hi,:hest Prlces Paid for Logs·Tim· Prt'sent were M1·s. Hl•tzing , Mrs . : ; and eaforus. basic rulea fDr be- Treats Uke candr and aum (the ber-lAlmber. Wrlt.e tbe Krieg E. E. llryanL Mr.'!. Al vozo l'uster, i havior. Here latter belpl combat ear sickness) Lumber Company, Wellston, }Irs. Antone Lucke . ~irs. Benton II is a coUedion are a help if stored in the &love Ohio. ~ltf Ponn. Mrs. Jt'd Wch.->lr•r Sr., Mrs. I of tried and compartment and doled out with· discretion. other important items We want used farm ma~biner) . Dwight Park~ r. Mrs. f{oh crt Mor· 1·1true &Ids fOJ for ti1e glove eompartment 8l'e I Fulton-TbotnpROD Tractor Sa'es. ris Sr ., Mr.s. Gerald Wrldt·rm uth, more pleasant, Mrs. Dey Hy ~r I. Mrs. Everett :and Jubsesunglasses for tired little eye~~, : Pomeroy, Ohio 6·7-18tc Thumas, ~i .~ ~ Lu(•y t;rbbs and : que~tly safer, sunburn preventaUve (easentlall! <hre~ gue!il:i, M t ~s M:.·rtis Pa.l'ker, ,fanuly trayeJ you have a convertible), cleaoa- · WANTEDTOBUY- Goud: lllied Mi.ss Joanne Thurrrl(.'n and ~1 rs. Ithis summer. illi tissue and a damp washclotb ' Pianol Mn. A1bert Hill. Phone Stan ley Giltt' n ~ , First of aU, in a plastic bag. For safety'• B-l6--3tt.p - - - -- - -2268 Letart FaJle. · carefully study sake. always carry a fint aid kit · for minor bumps and 1cratebea. • ' the route ot Roadside picnic ueaa and pubWANTED - HARDWOOD PAL· Two ?'-~om hou~f'~ nnd .'-':.·vera! n ·ce )'Our trip and bwl-d.ing loOt:.;. Un th~· kve l, out · plan to arrive at each nl&ht's lic parb are plentiful ill mdst Lh"TS. Old estab:ishod conmn of h1gh water, 10 mWbuLt.•·s walk ,destination no later tban 6 p .m. state& Picnicking with eblldren ia ia interet~ted in placi ng 0 rder.'i to Court Houst~: Ioqtu~l:' box :Tired y 0 u 0 gate r a can c:ause easier, more fun, and lesa expenwibb reliable producer on • 66B-C "'!v The Daily SL·nt;nel , trouble. Travel leisurely, atop- sive than stopping at reatauranta Ion& term basi'!l. It is not ah· fi.21Mtp , ping often to a:ive the children a where slow service irritates im· .: 11 to I .solutely neeell8ary for mi - ·- - - - - -chance to release pent-up energy patient children-as weD as par-have manufacturin-g faci 'iti c.s at • A" weary llt Ue 1egL ents. Take along a portable h 1 I FOR SALfor-Pca rd Kirby H('a~ &~ · · and to stret.... the present time. We would. -tate, Rutland Town..~ hip. Jl I II you're traveling wltb very cooler, picnic basket and Jnsu· )'OU get started. Pa!lct~ w1 ll eb~ acres land, hous·c, bam <tnrl oul young children, load sultcase11 on Iated bags In which milk, cookies, picked up from your yard. bui'dings S('e Ge-or;.!L' A. M1 in· the 8oor of the back seat until sandwiches and fruit can be Please reJiy to Box 668--A ,Lhi:; . -~ l~f . they are level with the aeal stored for botb picnica and in-thenewspaper, giving full in·f orma· _ hurt, ~tlr_nin~trnt~r_ car snacks. this area, tion. 6-19·3t c HousE", 5 rooms and •bath, 3 acre:_.; 1 Place a mattress across , lf your yoanJden do 1et oat -~ gruund, I block from M·-houls, wilh blanketi and pltiows, pro- of hand, don't look loward tbe Rent store and postof£irt> . hO't and \•iding both a play area and a back seat to dlsrlpllne them; 1141 romfortable place to nap. Station l'ou mta:ht swerve ud cause 1 -- cold water. deep well pressure wagon owners luckily have plenty aerloua Sleepln~ Room for Ront. p h accident. 8quekh any system, coal furnn ce. Phone 1 1 th f 1 o.n,e IH• .(j p 243. Che~>hire 775lH . Owner lcavin!! I of room n e rear or a pay pen mu11ny after rou'ye p•Ued over ~ which sa1ely holds tiny travelers. to the curb and brousbt your town. Priced for quic·k sak House for rent---4 rooma 1 nd car &o • complete stop. Ne\'er 8·19-5tc . Don't bother takiaJ lob ot bath with basement on Lincoln let cblldren oat of tb.e car H 4:30 ~- · , · toy• along. They umally clutter Hei.j:h-1.5, call 463·Y after trame Ia heavy. Daring plcaits up the car and provide little or see Mr1. Tracy Wholey al and siJhbeeln• alapa, be espe· amu&einent for uclted youag· -- - 19M Chevrol<t :1rorH1 .1 I ----- ICE CREAM SOCIAL Mome~rnade T IJ<' ' Traveling with Children u1 tl w JOt' I l''ass of th ~ L' nil l_ ' d :O.lethorlJst 6-perwwdlorthre<ca Jobnson, Hartford, W. Va. teWtive ·tllHttion.a. TU 23773 . 6--19-etp Church wa ; h•~l d Mon day t·~·en in g ~~~i--l"nl• momth ror z:J c:eau WALNUT CHlNA CABINET in at lh 2 R. T \V t'st fo.~rm , Rock Ma..·ta& AutoQt.atic '.\'.::.sher, lo'nm· 'Scholarship Won John F. Wippel By Bill Johnson Wins Degree At -, (91 For Sole ' �I , • • 'ooe Eight • Dorcas Circle Meeting Is Held Ml"mben; of the Doreu Cirti<' of the B. H. Sanbom M:lrtslonary Sodety of the FirM Bapt. i,st. C hUTCll sent a ea.rd t.o MiM Syl. W& McMa.crt.er a patient M Holzer Hrl. A. R. PuUeu. vioe-ehalnnan praolded ln 1llo aboence ol Mn. John Kaulf, chQnnao, 1D11 loin. Paul Snwt a<IOd .. __,. In tbo obOOaee ot IIJW.. WIIio All!lloolY Hoop~ tal wben they met Tu.eeday Pla01 wet:e made to baw a. ~ evening at !he ~of lb. J&lMB luck In the y...t of tbo Po.u!. Sowt ~eailor S. scllu(;· MlddlPJ>Clt Society Editor - Phone ~79 Souders. Uacllle Bearba lf!w)!es· 'Pomeroy Societv F.:,;;.d;:;i;:;to;;r;;;-_P;.h:,;;o;;n;;•;..6:;;244::.:,:_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ PONTIAC, Mich. UP - A .... ;oo:;·~.:-::-...:..:zi,t:~ 1 Mrs. = on nwea.ue bonds to flDanee off- =~~~::.~.!~~ a minute an da haU after tbe ' ~ e B. H. Sanborn Missionary Group The Daih· Sentinel Thomas Wyatt Honored Guest A h • · f Kite en Shower By Church Umt deadline. · I 1 ----- MIDDLEPORT SOCIETY • • l •• v • y ' er l .' < ne Ohio: ·'< I Frld.y wtth ICeltttN ......,. _, _,... thurwlerttof'IIM. LHt~ t::0-:~---------------1 day, hlth JO..U ~ 1114 ~ home In ·JUlf. Tbe Cftle IIIII seU: a gilt thb month tdo a akl at the Bap~~ot Mlal.., 'llWIIIIII S<hOOI 1n Cbica&o for 1>er blrtbdoy. This 1s ooe pi the projecU ~ the Crele and M:t5. Souden .II! ebainn~~n of commltbee for UJi1 wwt. ~!-~~----------S~ing~l~e~~~~~-n~~=hw.~ L"~~~~ Mro. PulleD e o - d tho - lanai ~ ll!d Mn. David Dorat Jr. had tM p!'OJI'am for tht even· lng Tho boo- • Rlad COUI"'Ie to ten membeft. and one J. o. Loonard. ' .;- ' nion " a ~~----------------------------- DainageS~tlsks $88,217.95 . ' . :·; ', ·As Result Of 1954.Ae~,ident Surprise Party • Held Moljcloy For Howard S,tewarf AU-out Effort Being Made To Forestall June 30 Strike,. BITS OF A.. NEW YORK UP- The United Stee "•orkera of America and th~ ileel iodUJlr)''a "big th ree'' meet jointly today in an all.out ~ffort to &tave off a crippling stri ke that could upset Ute economic applecart in 1868. Howaro Stew'art of Carpenter WaJ ·plel81nt!y aurpriled Jlo.a4:lay t'Vening When I &roup of relathreJ to b.b home to rhelp him Nobles Is Bound To Gr~d Jnry On ·· Shooting Charge eelebrate .his birthday. Home .made ice cream, cake and Wed. only coffee were served durin& tbe evening .to ·Mrs. Ed Wile of Columbiana, 'Mrs. Ed Swank, daulhter F.dwina and .son Eddie of North Lima, Mra:. Ray Seidenable, Mr. June 20 FAMILY NIGIIT 2 Adult Tickets Admtt8 Car! &bert Taylor A:lne Blythe 11ALL THI BROTHERS and Mn. Jack Seideoable and daulflter Jacklyn Jean of Pomeroy, Mr. and Mn. Ho'ofllrd seJ.den~e -and sons, and Jobnny, Mrs. Roy Frecker and dauthten Jackie and Joan of Pine Grove and :Mr. and !lin. stewart. WIRE 'VALIANT" rerrr i' i: ! . R.- .i POUCIOfl1c_ljl,tiiQmolldll• (lop, left) and I. (rlaht) were JUIPIDded iD om;dMIG'tloD wttb lhl aboOtlnJ o! Patrkk M. Blller,. : . • j 11, u bO wU lorCOII to olood ..,_d·ealla ovor t!>o boOd ot • en Ill ; Loo ........ :l'ho ~ order .... Lo,ouod oftor d-.o lithO ' Ileum! JloopiW ~ - · elalm llld refUted that of Tua• ! ' well lUI ..,.. at blm with "'ill bond Ill lllJ pooket 1o a ' threlteldDI·IDimiatr." Below, crtm.e'laborat0171A. Lee Jonea (center, j ktkcroiiDd) ._....... to lraell:hl bullet'l COUI'H OD Bmw'I back. , Hawkins Family ~ :'" Returns FI'OifJ ·r-: Western TrJp . ~ . . . ... ·-. - --·~- Mr, and Mr11. T. F . .Hawkins ·h ave returned from a two weelea motor trip of MOO miles. 'lbey villted !Memphis, Tenn.; Hot Springs, Art.; Dallas ilnd Fpr.t Wort-b, Texas; Albuquerque, N. M.; Las Vegas, Hoover Dam, Ne· vada; Grand Canyon, Ariz.; Bryce Canyon and Salt Lake City, U.tab; Rocky Mountain . NatloDal Park, Royal Gorge. Denver, Colorado, and returned to Middleport thb . .. .. .. FIRST BIRTHDAY OISIRY&D The first birtbday of Greeory, son of Mr. ~nd Mr-t. Cllflot'd Hay. es and Fatber's Day were Cele· brated together Sunday with a famiiy dinner at the home of the baby;e gi'aodparents, Mr, and Mrs. J. B. Hayes, Chester. Preaent, were Mr. and Mrs Lewis Wau2h, -------- ._:_ · Mr. and Mrs J ()hn PiaU and aon. Jobn, Colwn!!ua, Mr p.n.d 1!frs., Cbar}4 Woode 4J;ld ~o~ ; CJ!_ii',:;~l· . fred ; Mr. a-nd Mrs. Jobif Sf~ar . /. ·, .and chi~dren, Marilyn and Neal. a~d Dl'. Frank Elyria; · Mr. Cbee.sebrew . and Mr. arid Mi:'l.,..,..-:Ht:yes and aon Middlepo~ , I IS ~ OURiBUSIJ~ESS, \ ' following your pllyllclon'1 pra1Gtlplloftt1 with profeuionol preclolon from fre1hf potent clrvo•, we ore In buoiness fOI YOUR health, At your oervlce, o/J woyll Boyles-Spencer II· Wedding Pions .. . 1 f ' Bible School is Opened At F01est Run A •half hour of pte-nuptial muaic wlll be pteaented It 1:80 by Mre. HorHe Karr, pl~ailt, and flarold Yoak of Btlpre u .aolbiat. The receptiozt wlll ,fo'low lmme. 11atelt att.er- (be wedchnr at the home of the brl~e'1.- parent.t. I ew Sdtool Bus ;1 I . • ltra. A. W. McKay of Middle· port has rec~ived Wilrd Jhat her ~n Robert E. McKa).l, Student finaoeial . Aid ColttlcU'or an~ Auistant'~rofeasor of. Pbysles •t 1111 ·•~ielr qteethW of ~ the Bowli~lf Green Statf. ..Vnlv.enitY Board of Education Tuea~ hu btien awarded - ~e , higbest made Scout medaJ at a diuer &lven by \b the Toledo Are& Counci's as an dill.ner for Scout Sixteen •hundred volun· ~re.. pre.sent for It Cam!?' ·l liakonda Wood County II . D~~. fc:oot guilty". Formal hearing on the charges which WCTe- preferred by Woo1row Call and Harry MPrris bnlh 10f Middleport will be heard Fri· day night. lr• the meantime Nob· les was bound to the grand jury and was to be tramported to the Mei~ County jail toda y. Bond will be set for the a¢ctlsed man at the time of the formal bearing. The ch!lfges against Nobl4!'8 re8Ulted froom a Saturday ~ng l"asco when CaiJ. and Mortis vi!it.. P.d Nobles ham.e to purchase home drew. An altercation over tbe non· payment of 20 cents re.rulte:d 10 Noble'f allegedly firing a ) 2 &Uale shotgun at the" pair and wounding both. Police found a jar of home brew plus n~erous quart bottle• -~ :Jf tbe beverage on the premlses. .,... ~ ..... " ,.,_ ,.. - ~ COLUMBUS, 0. UP , >dav Public_ UWJU.es Commission l( &r-.nted tbe Racine Gas '•JRo.J .,.Mm Ray (Hilda Bartels) Cowie, mtllian: to, lperease its ra~ ... , a former resident of MeiJ• cine and to other &llbacribers died early thh mor!Wtg Melga County. at a in Beaver Falb:, Pa. ,._ PUO aatd 'the tl.dded ~oat accordtn~ to infonnation ret!eiftd fuel by the applieant appean by relatives here. She formerly ~ be .aD expense that sbould be resi~ a.t Syracuse. 8hared by the consumer• propol'Surviving are her b111band, Ray tlbnateJ)r.i' Cowie, Beaver Falls, ~. Ttwo «oThe oolop~ny u.id the Increase> tilers Emmett Bartels:, Syracuse raW wu due to the depletion and ,Ern~st Bartels, ~unttagton, W. local 11.!1 -t~Upptlee and the add~ Va. A SJster Clara RDberti, Syra.. eott of buying JBS from . cu~e llld three dauahtera, Wilma Fuel Gilt Co. The cost Clara Mae and Ulliail BUtiJ Wbo 10neo up abollt $12,GDO the home. ni>11mal cbarres lfte comp...,. ..... ng....... bave, .. yel not been completed, IICCOI'dlq II> ln!onnation ro<e!V<d here. I la<l"'II•J · Fu~ al&etul? Dota't /orre. •••. KODAK FILM , Ml-tYIR'• all iizt,, avai1able here' , s,.;;,, hko mryt!!lng wo do l•,... fun whon a 'alona witt. -th• ctOwd. And there'• · y.Ou rM:opture tti6ie pl.o~t · .lt4Vili tlio vocon.· tt'tlloro'• . ol Thoft .- .u• fihll you'll""-· ftnlohlot ...... - pl. ., Oro falcon. IRIDETHAT;SAYWITH ,,; , Purch.s Curt Nobles, M, of Middleport in an awe-ranee bef~Jre Middle· port Mayor c. 0 . hher, w~ day evenlog heard chara:ea read against him of "•hooting with intent to kill" aad pJ:eaded "not Joint talks betw.een the union,_, m.d the big lhree-U. S. steel, Bf'tblebem Steel and Republit Steel-an scheduled to beitD at 2 p. m. EDT. Tbe outlook for lalxrr peace in l-he beJ:wetber industry was lrim u the four-man negotiatina: team~ t> for each side picked up where they lert orr Sunday wben the joint talks were " recessed indefinitely." David J. Mi!Donald, presi1ent or the usw. broke orr the join& bargaining 5e5flions afteT nee;olattors beeame deadlocked oo k-ey C()ntract isau~. The union then began meeting individually witb :uding steel producers in All tf. fort to crack the industry'• unit· ed front. · The divide and conquer mo..-e failed wben company after company broke out contracts identl· l'al to t'bose proposed by the ''big three." A top uninn negotiato'i·told the t:nited Pre11s Wednesday after u.o iun bargaining teatnll bad met sr-parately with 10 companies that "it looks pretty bad." .McDonald met wit h the heads of the various union negotiatiD·I l'Ommittees tb is morning. The committees were disbanded and !'ient home, indicating that any sett~ement will have to be hammered out in the joint talb . CuJ'J"ent eo&tracts betwoon tbe union and most basic steel producer_. exptre at midnight on June 30. The union baa authoriz· ed a .'! trike if a new agreement hg uot ~en reached 1Jr t~ ·u~e. A steel strilte wouL1 ttipple .. ' Is Granted To Mrs. Ray Cowie, 58 '~!-;::; ~~~~··>· that Former Resident Racine I .. Is ReportedDead Ar!J. Aonounced Mr. and M11 . . Dinsmore Boyles AUred are announaing t.he MutCh we&dtna · o! their , F'Jorente AnD to :Rich· ard A. , •on of Mr. and Mra. Speneer of Ohflter, 0., Sunday, · lune 24 at tt~e Obft. ter MethodJ.st Cbureh. The dot~ble rlnt eeremqn, wiU be -perlol'lmed by Rev. R. IM. Grove at 2 o'c~otll:. ~hool Highes.t StQut MedaJ.ft;warded ..Robert McKay .. past weekt~nd. !Mr. !lnd Mrs. Charle.s Vroman and son !Mark came horpe Sunday after a motor trip to Washington, D. C.; Mount Vernon: Richmond, Monticello, Skyline Drive and the Valentine Museum and Wickham and Valentine Mansion at Richmond, Va , wtrrnior .LfJVE " Union And Ohio Barge Lines In ·· New LabOr Deal PITTSBURGU UP- The No· · lion11.l Maritime Union and the Ohio Barge Lines announced agreement today on a new labor contract boll!lting pay and in· creasing Lime off -f or 100 employ· ... The new three-year qreement · provides a wage increase averag, !ng ~ix cnb an ·bour. It a1so prov:ded for five-4!Jghths of a day of( for every day worked thi! · ~~ear; thtee.fourths of a day next year and a fu'l day in. U158. The previous provbion wu 11 half-day aff for every day worked. The company agrHd to make n~ changes in t-he "momning Beale" before June 15. 195'7 and changes made af1er th1t date will be 1ubject to arbitr'alion. Ohio Barge operates on the Ohio and Mississippi Rivm be· rween Pittsburgh lind Nrw Or· ieans. The NMU reae!M!d a .similar agreemenl wit·h Union~ Barge Line last Friday. Market Reports try with coD.tract demands ••m• ind.. ...,. •••ly•" ""' w... . the biggest in the union's 20 year hillltory. The companies coontered witk a five year no .strike , offer ull~ ing for a package increase of more than 65 (entr;; an hour oVer the life of the contrac:t. The offer provided for automatic pay hikes a'Rraging 7.3 cents an ·h our each year. The union said these figure• were "pure bunk" and angrily rejected tbe companies' offer u "shockingly inadequate" .iD a" year of record. prosperity. Two Youths Are Bound To )ury .. On Rape Charge Frank Imboden, 22, Syracuse, and Lester Pike, 19, Racine, entered plea,s or not guilty to a rharge of rape in the court or Maypr E. F _ Robinson last night and were baund ova- tv t~e Grand Jury. · Bond was set at $1 ,000 for each of the pair .ad Imboden wa. released wbeo bond was supp'ied ror him. Pike remains in jail. The two were charged with, ;peclflcaUy, unlawfully bavin&: carnal know·edge of a female per son with for(e and against her will. The ebarge waa brouMht .igainst t-h em by a Wyllis Hiil hom;ewife. 1n other action in th e mayor"s court on Thursday evening, Ern'11-et Welch. 4(1. Harrisonvi le. en· eied a plea of gullt.v on an in· :o~ication cbatRc and was senlen· ':!ed to thirty days in jail and fin~d SUi and costs. The jail sen· 'ence was .suspended on .eood behavior. Cltr Demolished After Bridge CINCINNATI, 0. UP p,j. A car driven by a LetrRt durt>: \"11Uth was demolished on c Eggs, hnrely st-eady U. 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