http://66.213.69.5/files/original/56d929b4a7b2853cadc4e93a1df95d22.pdf 71f4b1bcccf124664ee5c75860648bf4 PDF Text Text • ' ·.- - The Bend Banner, Mason-New Haven, W. Va. ------SOCIETY =~=;.~~j~;~Mi~~:=;l,o.t!~i Webb Hall left for a visit ! I , 1 !'~up.;- dauthter, Mn. M<lnihalJ and family tn Columbus 'I B~eas, !Mr. and Mrs. Elmer JObDJOD o1 Cloumbua, JohD. Losan WbeeUna:, w. Va., anct ar.d M.r1. Beu N1ebo4on and Mr. dauibter Su.tan · C1~, Parter- and Mnl, Joh.n Greta of Chauncey ""...·I lofa. PhilliP& came after sbur1 are apendi.Dg a week with w~re wee tea d. autste of 1tr. and HaiL Mrs, William Baxter arJ Mr. aad Mrs. Edward Hlte. LMta Gothard -and son, Mrs. Beatz Wolfe. Dave Thomq of IMinersviOe had ber brotber, Foster Bentz Wolfe spent Tueaday at wbo bat been viliUDI in l)[arenao 1b.e Meip County Men'1 F-eJ.. alld hi.- daughter, Sylv1a Plants wltb J:IUJ aiJten, Miases with Mr. and lira. Clarenee Thom- lowsbJp of tbe CbW'dles of ObriJt Ida and Augusta Wolfe. u o~~pent Sunday with iMr. and have sent POO to Pl'elident Ldlbr Gallla County, aa din_ .!ednes .and ~l:. EdOwarlh"'d '!leanor S. Schaaf, Middlepcrt Society Editor - Phone G079 Rudolph Bernlng of Mt. Angel, I Mra. Everett Thomu. He return- of the Kentucky CbristJan Colleee., ....... .., ._ .......... Oregon, arrived Tuesday for a I~ to MarenJo, Wedneaday. Grayson, Ky .. for transporlation (Cb&rlotte Broylee) and tueille Bearhs Hawjdns. Pomerov Society :r.,:d!!.::lt;:o:;r;;;;Ph~o::n::e:;..:6::244:::;;:,__ _ _ _.;:.,______ visit wttb bill son-in-law and dauM. s,t. and Mrs, Hubert Fair and expetues or a atudeDt from Stmonas Fostoria Mrs. Gotshter, XI'. and Mrs. Edwin we- and dautbten, Lady, Marta Dee Hawaii who will enroll at the the "•itoro to hruna and family. and Neta Chryl of J!'l Knox, Ky ., college thi s fall . . . rep<e.. nt• • they vtsired • 'I " ~· " AI Reuter returned borne Tuea· and Mrs. Julia Da¥il, GalUpolil tive .sent by ~e Meigs Countr buab~nd~d ~~Ted~L! ni•C..;C$ - day from Columbus where he at- were Tuesday evening dinner grou~J~. ...... Frod I. C.rdner left MonOpiC VT lfC an tended a Lutheran Cbureh eonven- gu .... of Mr. and llrl. ElmO!' Final p'aas -l or tile llludent f ·•-tt 1•• be · tion. . Wickham. were made when the . J'ellow.sh.lp or a • ._ w w.~ r ststec, MrB. "The Committed Christian Serv- Kingdom", scripture reading by Mr. and Mrs. Harrv Schwab, Mr. and ){rs. Floyd Tracy of • --·•- an dfa-"•• ~ Cl--1 d IJe ' met 'hls week at Loag Bow.om Loll'...... ··~ 'qJ' "'""'an · £s t he Church W1lliggly" was the Mis.s Mary Ehzabeth Chapman, a .. Mn. Willis DuddiDg and son and ~ron _.spent lhe put weekend Cbu~b of Ghrist wil:h EdKaSlater and topic of t he devotions led by medita,tion by .Mn. Thomas Young The Brownell Avenue HomeiL)'nn Schwab visited ill Marletta with h1a father, James. Traey and and Y have mov- Mo•• El>',,b~h Fick when 1he and prayer by Miss Fick. Followd · d M Eu Mr and Mrt. Eddie Smith Piei'C!e. Bradbury pre&ldiD(. 'l1liJ to tbe Low ....... n... 1 "" "'' Demonstration Club had a Ncnlc Sun ay wdh IMr. an I'J. · • · • · • protaet baa bten underw1v for 1"' 3 ~·-th 8 .!....rt~~y.C,-.,8't Fnendly Circle of the Federatc<l ing the discussion on the topic Wedn-··•av at t•'"dd,le·...,.... gene Schwab and son and enjo7" IMJ'. ~nd Mrs. Robert Gardner ~pe~~~.... ~.:...::,J S1 ,:,""wh•·n:~ hesa- Church m{'t Tuesday evenmg m Mrs. Waldo J . Barte~s continued n --ds=o .de p'ark. u::::'. Le,:t; H. s.""":.: ed a plenie dinner. II!d .son Robert of Colwnbu1 1nd several yeara and the 'men have ...,, -..-. a ..... , o liJ <employh h the :;:···-· of the Book of Ac' ·. fl.\N:I ...... o .. _ ...... ..... _ Cl a.~.. d blldr heea. savl::ng mouey for the stud d b th Oht 0 the socia l room 00 the c urc · "w l.:J ,.,.. president was in char...... of a Mr. and Mrs. Orien Wlnee and :w .u. arenee _ ..... an ~ en. ent'o expen .... eCompany, Y ebad been Valley Baking h 1· g Dur ng the business sessiOn in "'' · S nd All I Gall~ !•· WOI'kinJ at the M1ss Fick Gpencd t e mee m &hort meeting when tbey decided 800, Mr. and .Ml'.l. Allie Grueaer uaan a en o ..,o 16 were o;;·~~illliddleport plant before bis trana wit h the call to worship followed charge of the president, Mrs. Fred flo organize another club, and son and Mrs. Dorothy Mauck Su~da)' ruestl of Mr. and Mrs. Rev. Harold D~ bad 'be .se.r- 1 -~ fer to Cbetapeaft.. Wilh group singing of "1 Lowe T·hy Blaettnar, Mn: Ohley Potter was The meeting wlll :rete&!l' untU and aon of Monessen. Pa., Joha Phil Wllliamson. mon f-or .bhe 'l!vftiac and Earl WUliam Wolf-e t 1 reported m welcomed as a guest. Mrs. Mike in September. Children of mem-> Grue.ser of Belle Vernofl, Pa.~ and Mrs. Hugh A. ·Black of Chi'li- Klug I&YI!' tbe openlaapruer with 'CI\t!Oij•t hia bome on South Third AveSimmons reminded the group of ben enjoyed croquet wbJle their !Mrs. Austin Lehew and son of eothe Jlpent Wedne.stky with h~r Rev. Fred Gardner, Middleport nue. the "retreat" being sponsored b)' mothen attended the meeting. Newport, Ky., were hue to at- parent., Mr. and Mrs. Phil WiU.· Cburc:h, •ivina the ben-n~•on. 0. =:sr:~~~ Mrt. David DIJ'8t Sr., Mrs. Paul the Women's Guild on June 28 beMembers and their cbildren tend the fuDfrals of Mn. Ollie iamson. e nll'~Pu -;r::t=~~ D.tvia and son, Wayne, were tn ginn~ng at 10 a. m. at the church were Mrs. Carl Will and chHdren Stowe and Mra. Freda Ebenbacb. E. MeKinley, .Mtdd!epOtt, i& aee~ Parkersburg on busine 119 Wedne&with a potluck dinner at the par· Linda and Carla, Pomeroy; Mrl. :Mrs. OrJen Wln« aod 1on of Mr.s. Wa1ter Walker, Mrs. Fred retuy.treuurer "Of the Jroup. day , .sonage at noon . '11he Guild of the Richard Chambers and Eric; M181 Monessen, Pa., aqd Ml'l:l. AUJtln Leifheit and l(n. Cheat.- Zirkle Mr. and Mrs. c . R. Young and Basil church will be guests. Vir~ie Hobstetter, ' Mrs. Jark Sat- Lebew and son, Newport, Ky., are llpent Wednesday in Columbus ,Seventeen members were pr&aister, Mrs. Earl Braxton, have Miss Erma Smith, chainnan of terfteld, Mm. Wilham Morrit and spen.d~ns the week with relativea. witiL Mrs, Ethel Lowery, 1 ~tient tent and were .served refre&b1~i=~e~f:rom Erie, Pa. where they The WSCS of the Enterprise christian social service {)f the children,. Susan and . Cioda, Mn:. Mr. and ·Mrs. Rolland M:eAngus: in Doctors Ho6pltal. menta by tbe boaf group. 11 Mr. Youor's brother, Vin. EUB Churc h held their annual Guild announced tbat those hav- Myron Miller, Mrs. Sidney Russell and fami-ly have returned to tbeir .;.;;.;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;.;;;;;.;:.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;,;,i~;;;;;i;~~i;;i;;.;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;. cent Youq, and family . He ts re- picnJc Tuesd<~Y evening at the ing clot bing for the overseas pac- Mrs. James PuU~n, Susa.n, Step. bome at zanesville after a visit • C. H. Wile h . rand c. 1; Dnl• euperattng rtowly after majOl' 8liJ'>- ,borne or Mn. Selim Blazewicz ()f ket to brJ.ng them to the ebur~h h~n a~d Stephame: Mrt. Wayne wltb Mn. Wendell Betzing;. ,... bull...- vWton ta BunUne- gery. Errroute to Midd1eport they Lasley St. as s0on as poSBible. Mrs. Rolland G1bbc.ns and Ev-elyn, Mra. Lewllll ' Mr. and Mn1. Dale Fau'k of .ton We4Dtldu. atopped tn New Castle, Pa. to viait Followmg the picnic supper at Neut..:ling, Mrs. Slmmona and :Mr.s. H. Sauer and Carolyn, Lois Ann Columbus are the a;ue,ns of her Mn. Wllliarit Ault .ad clllldrl!n Mr. Yo'una:'s father, Andrew Young, 6·30 o'clock the re-gular business Bla etlnar were selected a.s the and George Mra. Russell' Jooes mother, :Mra. Goldie Hawk. and lfra. Gene DodiOil and :famUy. Mrs . Young has re- ~essio n was held with Mrs. Her- altar committee. The Circle are and Mary LooJse. Mrs. Harold Hysell and fatber, 111'8 bl ~qfleld Wfttioe cetwd' word tbat her cousi n, Mrs bt>rl Dixon, president, presiding. s ponsorin.: a kltchen shower lor h ils nd Le rd 10 d --all, lfr. a-..a ....._ -.,_,__ WJ.niam DUtz, a former resident D"voto·ons we•·e led by Mrs. Ed thE: church and requested those D!'ER SIGHTED Jo nand \\!' :Mrs.. on a Willard son onaM(lwery _ . .... 11\1 -..... --~ ~ • Mr dall. and family. \ of Pornerny is 6flriouRiy Ill In a Arnold who ·had for her topic ho.viDJiC articles to bring them to Mrs . Clalr Spen~.r .saw two 11 .,.;nt tbe paat weekend in Marion Mrl• .Jqie. 1Qnwr and ....-.adloD, Columbus hospital "fhnstian Youth and Christian lh P ch urch. deer w~en she looked out ber kit· with re'atives. JIDUDJ Hood. bwe returbed. from Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Ashley vocat 1on ". She Wall ass15ted by chen .wtndow early Wedbeaday Mrs. Lydia Hysell vi.!llted rea vilit b1 St. PetenburJ', P'J,a, 'l'hey hrou1ht her mother, Mrs Ruby Me- , Mrs. Eldon Weeks, Mrs. John A de.•;scrt course was served by mormng at her farm home. :Mra. cently in Delaware w)th her brawere acoompatded by Kn. HaiTy JC.tondrle, and David Ashley borne jl Smith and Miss E!b:abeth Davi~. the hostesses Miss Mary EJiza. Spencer watcbed the deer enter a ther and llster-in-law, Mr. and Huff I.Dd 1011, Allen, from Dunbar where they had been Mrs. c laude Husted read the scrip beth Chapman, Mi&S Mary Vir· small patcb of brush aear a ereet llrs. Allen Mc::Cumber. fll! llld· lllrianae Pltmketl, ¥ialtiq. I lure lesson and Miu Genevieve ginJa Reibel and lira. Blaettnar at but wa s unab]e to te11 when they Mr Mrs Robert Charles of wfn viJJt here. Jamea ~wis ha19 rettl~ned fro~ Stobart offered prayer. thr close of the meeting. they left the field. ...:=·--c:::..=:..·...:c:..:c.:..:.____ Ietty Koahler, KN WM tn Grove thll Huntlnlllon Veteran ll' Hosp!l· During th e business session it pOrt oyw tbe woek:fand. •nd · was aJ and has returned to h 's work wa.s an nou nced t hat the annual I' ......,..,l<d bome by her moth- with the Coonty Hlghwoy Deport. , '""tdbulioo by the m•mbCT' thi• 1!1", Mn. ~ Xoebhr, Sr., who ment. yf'nr wuuld be giveu on hos-pital lul4 been vllitln• lo!r •nd Mrs. Richard o .. n brought his fo lh· •uppli" for t he );sponola HOSP>· Louil Hainer and fllt'llly. er, c.t~ Owens h?me from tal m Ne w Mexico. The Lord' s "' rJ 1 .Mr. and Mrs. Jemee Arnold 4teft the Huntington Veteran~'~ Hospital 1'ra. cr in unison closed th e meettoday for New York O!ty where where he- haa been a patient for Y Ev1mge linc Chapter, OES, in· for the ceremony here and the g, 1nl-! . ... •--'d will •-• o-v•" d t vitetl 1 he At-hens Assembly of t, h e work was exemplified b~i flhe Raln · 1 1 "'"· ,..,_ •t..vuu the sum\lion an ren men s1ncc M h tlendino were 'Mrs ~ - Col mbl U tut w~k e m ers a ., · Order of Rainbow fur Girls, to bow officers of Athens. A numTroop m, Bov Scout., of Am...... ""' . • ., u a nlver· "'" · . l"hn Fro"k 'Irs Herbert Dixon t·xt•mp'ify their ritualistic work ber of guest officers an(l mem- eriea met at trhe ~LJ.brary Wedne.sMr . • n d MrB . 0 rv1 II c Mill\ Nln an d " d h'' rl'" • "S · d Roger ' -·usan andan children,• of ltambow in the MJddJeporl b"rs of the Gr•nd Cross of Ron- day event·ng Wl' lh Robert M1'lla , And J erry, l~ ol · an c-ral 1renFrick ~ ton of M:r. and chtldr en •~mary u . d Chapter rooms ·MOnday evening. or in Rai nbow were prese nt. Scoutmaster, Jn charge. Final 1 II vlliting his um'bus. spent tht.> wcekl'nd hl' l'l! Mrs wi.th Mr. and Mrs. David Oiler lWI Linda, Jerry, Eddie an Pau a, One hundred members of the After the progra m the local plans were made to leave Sunday •nd MT8. Artbu11 WW"e accompanied home by their Mrs. Ed Arnold, Mr.s. Cla ra Gru~- E;..stern Stan and Muonic Lodge chapter served refrts hments in at 1 o'clock for Camp Arrowhead, and BarbiN and daughter, Roxie Marie, who had ser, Mrs. Eldon . Weeks, ~iss EhV''<'re pre~~ent for the ceremony the Temple dining room with Mrs. near Huntington for a week's CO\'ert ,... YloiUng in Oo~ been vl~tlng Mr .and Mrs. zabcth DuVJ.'I, MISS Genevieve St.fl· r nd :'dr. and Mrs. Jsmes Clat- Ctatworthy presiding at t·he punch camping trip. Batey and famll'y. Larry M11ltron bnrt, Mrs.. Albert Brown and chJl- worthy Patron and Matron of bowl . Arr.~ngcments of tlo.,.ers Fifteen Scouts stgncd up Wedremained he,-e for a longer vi~ il at dre n, Judy and Joe, Mrs. James Evangeline Chapter; Eber Lewis, and candl es wep used on the ncsday night and otfters are ex-~ Batey and Oiler hom.cs. Will and dau ghter. Becky and Master of ~he F. & A. M., and table which wa s decorated by ij'al- pected to cOmplete their plans in of Mr .and Mr!:l'. J gue!!ts Mrs. Claude Hu~h·d, Ml'll. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Wingett, llr and Nellie Zerkle. The re- time to gG, The Scouta must have r are hl!l' brother. Chn11les Charl es Dow, Mrs. Edwa~d Ar- Worthy Patmn and Matron of fr e.shment committee were Mn. physics] examltlation.s as a part ) ; / !"'''"~· Horse f'..ave, Ky, and si1:1ter nold Jr , and son Jerry, M~.ss Har- Harrisonville Chapter we['e .pre- Jnmes PuHen, Mrs. Wendell of their camping preparations. N. 1 Bertha DanllM' Vinton, Iowa'. rle-tt MtlntOlih and !Mrs. ,loward sented during the evening. Bunce, Mrs. Arthur Lewis and p S kb m er and Rev C E · '!"'ac a m of the troop · com· · I.J Mr. and Mr.. Roy C..to and M"tnto·h. .. " Mrs. Anna n ose, district , e puly , Mrs. Emerson Jones. Hoyt members ditldren, Roy Vtrgll, Bonnie and --------was in charee of the arrangemen~ miltee, will stay with the boys Kay, Cohtmhu&, vl!!'lted his mother, part of the week and arc anxious IS lo hov o qualified persons votun-1 nesday. Mrs-. Fred Cas-to and childleer to a.55ist them . . FOB ren oloo to Columbu• WodAn yone who will t•ke patt of nesday {()r a wee k visit with Mr the boys and their equipment to c ..,. who is working th.,..e. comp Sunday Is uked to report st Mr. and Mrs William Bradford the Library by 12;30 p. m. I '"d~'~""'orf! your .,.. fUhlom with Lnaible"• curcte, han- been lttying with their grand. 1 be M th Stitch lru. •nd 1M ih• lovely d'tff•renc•. See, too, chUdren , J immy, Jennifer and J~hn The Chesh.T ~barge 0 t e • Mrs. Chester Erwin, organi.st at ·Mrs. Bruce Lloyd , president of how bea\ltlfvtly Hie lha!M> It 1tf'tcl1ed In the- cups for LohiK!, whllr their ...... ents, Mr odist Youth FeUowahip met Mon~ the Middleport Church of Ohrist, the WSCS held a special meeting PLAN CHICKEN DINNER ~ do y evenmg at the Rocksprings ,.,mirMni fit. Th• flnnt In fit and hlahlon. 1 lnd M'l'll. Harold Lo..._ Pome1·oy i::awe an mpromptu concert on at Heath Me~hodist Church Wed·~ Methodist church for ~heir June 'the church pipe organ whiob bas The ·Mt. Moriah Missionary SO:were away, netday evening. Plans were com· meeting. been rebuilt tbia month after the pleted to assist with the purehue dety will have a chicken dinner MM Cora Runyan, Buffalo, W Devotion11 led by Shirley Brown weekly ,p rayer meetinll and Bible of a MW refrigerator for the par- at the 1Mt. Moriah Bapti&t Church Gil Tile Brt,clrtelll Va. and Mr11. Carl WOtton and opened the me-etttna: and group next 'llhunday, June 28, with Ucaer IB Middleport of "Brin.. lng In the· Sheav- study clas1 Wednesday nigbt. Mrs aouee and also cabinets for tbe bt.a available from the memOers d lUI h ter Mary Katherlne, Hy~U • lngln• .. • ll h " ErwiQ demonstrated ~he n~w stop ·PAUODage kitchen. of the ebureh, The dinDer will be Run •~ vhdUnl Mr. :md Mrs. How- c.q" and "Stepping In the g 1 pre- the Vox Humana and also the oth· BAKU FUBNlTtJIUI Rev. and Mrs. L. A. Bangerter ard Wilson and famll)' . o::eded prayer by the Rev. Ralph serve-d from &-'1 p. m. and dellGro\f&. JOhnny Taylor had the er slops and pedals for the bene· left today for tbeir new borne In very will be mad~ lf desired. Camden · and ob.ave beea dinner fit of the conp-egatlon. • scriptJure readtnc. The proaram ln <'hara;e of theThe pipe orijlan wu installed in guests of Mr. and Mn. Bruee Rock SprlngJII 1roup opened wltll 1932 and waa &ivon In memory J.loyd and family and Mr. and the osong, "Faith of our fatherA". of Mr. and Mrs. Willis RuSBell Mrs. C. M. Hennesy and other A rreadlna "What are wrt dolnr:· and Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Payton . ftiend,s this week. about ot.t" was iiYen by Mary Me· C. H. Church added the chimes Rev. and .Mrs. C. R. Konkria:ht Afee and a story aermon by Beunal which were In memory of bi.s wife and aons, Eudel1 and Davld arrlv· Gru~er. An article, "How readelh and the new .stop has been liven cd from Bowersville Wednesday the Bible" by Betty Amos, and a b:.' the Loyal Pals' Class with oth· and were overni.ght guests at the rcadinJ, "My Pa" by Eddie Bartels er church orJaniaations assll!lting Henneay home. They moved into preceded a Bible qui! by Beuna with the cost of rebui'dlna; t•he the parsonage today. Gruoscr A readlng " My Prayer" pipe Ot'Jan. The original plan'll by Mi~ Sally Bartels concluded hl\d the motors, pipes, etc., In a the program. small room that was lnac:cesslble Durlna the hualna-~s ~ssio n in for repair werk and the latest rharge nf Judy Spenc&r of Miners. I' project has placed these in ,, . . ville churcb, ,the minutes o~ the larg~ new room on tbe third lH!!l meelh!.IJ were read. A dtscus- floor o[ the bui'ding . s' on WB:!I held on the Lanraster At the weekly prayer servlec the Loyal Women's Clasa and the MYF camp. The MVF benedilrtf.on com•h1ded Loyal Dereans' Class tied for the The Federated ChUTch the meeting. attendance record. forty-tbree per a picnic at the Attendlns were fourt een youth sons were pre 1ent and - Fred I. day, Ju~ 24, wltb SurHia)\ and four adults rrom lh t! MlneraiGardn er, pa~lor of the church, at 10 a. m. The worsbip ville church; ftve youth. and one conducted t-he devotional ,;ervicc witl begin at 11 a. m. followed adult fro m the Altrcd ch urc h ntne- anO the Bible .study class. Barry a plcnle dinner at noon. ~olrth "nd two adults from Rock Bfl)·er J't!!Cited the Books of the Games will be played durin,; Jr~l.n~al~~u~~~d the Rev. and O~d Testament durin& th~ study afternoon and at 4:30 a W!l8pl!1' .,._ The next meeting will he held ~lass. Mrs. Webb Hail will lead vice ronducted by the Seolor Youth· FeUowshlp will be held after whleh -=~~~~T~~~~~t":-:=~~""'!~~,~~,..~~,.,~·t~C~ h"'e~sl:':or~n~n_;J~u~l~yy~l~6.:.._ tbe devotlonal service next Wed.· tber'e will be a picnic aupper. Thon ;. ne!lday. .,.::_ w!Bhins transportation caD Mrl'. Frtld Blaettnar or be at the church by 9 a. m Sunday mornln&". • araod· "Ch•'s"=an '(' -PVes Church w,.,,,·ngty" Is T • ,..., Frren • df y C • fe Meef mg • e Meigs Church .', ~ Fellowship · ..., Aids Student POMEROY SOCIETY The Daily Sentinel • Thu rsCiay., June 2r, 1956 DemonstratJ'on Club r, 0 n W.'ed sday ent ne r: "" '.!> ! I '· 9LPEST MAN EVEI: TO SIT IN T.._ U. S. SENATE s Preparations n.Face Of S . wilbur "'--""'· I •· NEW YORK UP- The Clears Enf erptV5e • WSCS Has Annual PicniC At Blazewlcz Home ~ • nation't centers prepar~d today to banfl: their furn ace.s in the eveat. the J:rave tbreat of a !lteel atrike betomea a parsly-zin&: reality. United Steelworkers loeala formed strike committees and drew U11 pid::eting sc=hedulea in counter-measures s hould the unIon and "Big Tbree" industry negolialion!l fail to reach eontrad agreement by the June 30 deadline. M-erchants in the mil l town.~ sur rounding Pjttsburgh reportfd, steelworker• were gradually tiP· ~ning their purse &triog.s. In Gary, Ind.. the merchants deelart'd a moratorium on credit buyina;. Abnormal jumps i n savints acrouol!J were reported throughout lhe steel producing areu of Pennsylvania, Indiana and Ohio. Wort crs 11tockpiled food and •lopped lJurina: hili!b priced itemfl. Local relief agencies made long-range plans to care for hardship case•. The joint negotiations which lJegan between the union and the "Hit Three"- U. S. Steel, Betblehl'm Steel and Republic Steelin Pittsbur~h 1ast .nonth have b&~ome hopele,ssly deadlocked. &tee] 1 Attorney Attorney of I Meigs I I '' '· I x.nm anl Evange11ne OES ChOpfer Sfoges '•'' Final PreparationS Order Of: R""inbow Ulork Monday f or Arrowheod Ma..le By Troop 245 I I g ROOMS Of ;j Hew I ~;::, :.':.~':..,~"t~'c.:'t~~;.-~·tlve< Furniture $299.00 W<n( I M hod' f Chester et Mrs. Chestet Erwin Heath Methodist Youth Meeting Is Demonstrates wscs Plans For Held On Monclay . Organ at Church Improvements .' FURNITURE $1.00 Cor-~· ' ELBERFELDS ·--.:-·-;.·;,;o-;,;- o.·;,-.-- ·..·:-0o.·.-;;;;;;;;•ll IT'S THE TOWN TALK! 7-Pitc• Chrome Dinette Suite VERY SPECIAL $7400 I All Doy Outing Is Planned Sunday By Federated Churclt I I :HARDWARE & FURNITURE COMPANY Mldcll,port, Ohio /' -· ON THE YEAI't-AHEAD CAR ____ Legion Post . -' AuxJiiary Meeting Held The AuxiUary of the LewisManley Post, Ameritan Le1ion met 1ast week at the homo of Mu. Emmr. BJtDd with Mrs . Garrle Cuaell, president, In tharge of the meet1n1. A good report was g\ven of t-he ule of Popplts in Xay and the Auxiliary voted a contribuUon to a sick woman. 'f.he next mt!etlnt will be held July Sl with tbe -place to be annouDCed · later. Mrt. Bland , ~a. Ca114,ell, Mrs. Gertrude BuUer and M.ra. Naomi I Bcntlef were bru~t.wu ucl. Prv~ • efl ebltbn, sall:d, 1-c' creaxa. 'itfke ..4 - . :· ' .... OUTING HILD Tbe 11\lsy Girls "-H Club had • wiener rnast at Dalley's Lake Tue.sday and were aceompanied by their connctl\ors, Mrs. Joe W11aon Jr.. and Mrs. James Cri.swtl1. ·Gueatl .wet:t- Myrta, Richard !1\d ftobert Witaon. and Diana CJiswell and Joy Botas. Wednesday the elub bid a work meetinj a\ . the home of iMrll. Wilson and finilhed thelr sewlnl project ftieh ill to be judged July 12. . ». criuft S~if' S.~eks .·Cas Pipeline .Now Being Laid Thru Meigs-Co. . ' CHRYSLER WINDSOR V-8 / Natural gas pipeline cOnstruction erew1 are on the move again Ln 10 Ohio counties, adding 142 Jlftlles of pipeline para1lel to the ~ Tennt.ise' Gas TrammlsSion Company•a s:ystem ln tbe Buckeye Sial<. With work just getting under· .way, compJ~Uon Is expected by -early f•ll, according to W. C. , M~. Jr., eompany senl&r ~lee .~ ,.lden\ In charae of operations '~a.~ construction. ' one 81-mile stretch of 26-inch· ttlkinetel" pipaline. is beir.g laid ,Ilona hte' exlsting Tenne88ee Gas tt.a'llt-Of-way trom just north of ~ O~o River near New BostOn tO Mar IMcConnelsvUle-in or ~ aerO.. t(le eountlea t~f Seloto, Jack.ao'D,' Vinton, M:e.Jp, Athens · and llp;e;aa.. This portion of the work il under contract to the H. C. Price Co. s Funcra1 services for Tbomas "Tom" Wagner, 84, Letart, Obio, will be held on Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock at tbe Let.rt Metbodi!t Chureh. -: ~r. Wagner .dit::d on . Thurs~ at· )l:l!ll . 1~· th• . Met(&. ...irib~ Ge~:r:~ ·: ; : : by ' GOING TO MOSCOW AIR SHOW . . ' f flnd the ·ap~roaeh iDd •ll·faeWtirs ealil)' Kftilllb~e II ac the · Cabell· ll'uaU'Iflon u..Mh !:•~ ~ 1.336 Sill· tetnth , St., a~aeeat to the new hospital Jn Hunllqtba. 'he thile Ia B•OO p. tn. ;ru$doy June .. u. Syracuse Water · System Work Is I of a exjtatlllon proaram eumaQy ~><tna on by ftaD.Ii- Gas. Also included In the- PJ:olram are the addition of 'It) ~nites of pipeline parallel to thl! comPany'• statem In Ken· tucty; ~ tonatructinn of new com· (lrtssor 1t1tions ~ar Winnsboro, La., and New Albany, Miss.; horae -pwer additions to existlni 'compreuor ttatlons near l!lola. Mia., Jtlill c'ampbellsville, Winchester l'ftd ' c'att•ttshura:. Ky.; and a 3" uterialon of Lhe company's · ,naflll'IIIJ a:u 11therlne s)'stem in tv · • SOuthii!Ut '·Louisiana. Underway Again •am•4 ;,.me 'I ·~ . ' iltae••oto• n., ...,_t .un1ea ••d or ••w vlce to patient.. boonmore eaHiuUl ~-· .ao-that ·~· tbf ' hlndi~aPP.ed' patients wm ' · 111•·-o.h!A,·wor~ 1• 1"'' -~.o,xt teat. and mefll.l)en wlU hear a .1 <if c;t>aPt•r vltlea:, ploo~ dlapostle Kenneth HarfliMJn, man aDd jnetRbers volunt.Mt eoJI)mittus. The .neeuq plaei wblcb ' remaining; &1 -miles of pipeline is under contrarct to the Oklahoma ColUitroeUon Co. from. near Newcomerstow~ ~p ne~ ' IJ&bon-ln or across the toUiitle.a 'of Tuscarawas, Harrison, Cll'r'6'u and Columbiana. I, ¥\llUple s.lelvilJ Society, l<at c.>..,ul!aat The . )18jor Loop T"~iUl nden~,ay ' l· and Ernestin" Stockton, from the Middleport ChUI'ch of Christ, a men's group .tram the Carleton Cburch, and the five Stockton Sisters. Later in the week wUl be a Hemlock Grove a number from the Beechand quarteues from and Keno. EVeryone is invited by the folt s Hemlock Grov{'. The members uniting in prayer every morn. at ten and tnvlte all those to join them in thU circle of prayer at home, play, and work. The sermon topics are ..,.;m~n••~ AU Chri&"I'm Living " MS Patients To Ht,ar Of AN.ew Service Program At tlto mo;tinl of tile $ate Ana Cbaptot, Of t]!e N_ttlo..~ J Con•truetlon. of tb~ Syraqu.se wati!J' ~ Is uuderway 1111n this week foUOwlnc a ttandtitiJI of sever~ days. Aecor~ing to town officials the qnok ConstrucUon Com~N;ny of Huntlncton ·bad qlllt work on thr ptoject which tbey hJd agreed to complete under the terms of P conttaet between the town and lht: company. Tbe Hu~tlnfton company, at the utgint of official~! of the town took action 1.0 <:Omplete the job durtna the prcat week. A :NGrth Carolina companf undet the head of a mab identified, ·~ Jbn Bradfwd haa ' been enJaled , by tht1 Cook CompaD)" to cQmpl~te tbe PrO)eet .. 1\epoi:ti trom, SJI'~Uae ny that t~f ;!iy·u la, pi. .~ al a satls· {~,- ~ito •aeb daf and thai ~. )lu. nld tltat Ill! of. tM wat..,.. ~al~l ,·lli!J tht tceompanylq ~ t!otilpleted Witltin "'* ~ ..m tllt liOit •,;;, •'' t i '"-.~"" .......... \• ·}'· '•;, ,.<•' 'f•' "We are mile5 apart on N sie contract iuues," a management !opobsman tolti tbe United Pre.ss. 'Tbere'U be a !!lrite unJe.ss tht stee] companies retreat from theil, demand for a five-year contract," a union offlcial warned. Tbe union Thun;day sent in· structi.on, to ail its locals for an ''orderly and peacf'(ul" strike in the event a new agreement hiL!i 111~ been reached by tbe June 30 sltike dcadhne. ... -· t -~h~ .iteeJ ....... ~.,'t,~ made ar!laQ,Rcments !or bantU• their furnacCH early b'ext week · in tOO n ·ent there is a work stoppage, Joint talks between the union and lite "Bi g Three" resumed today amid deflated bopes that a could be · peaceruJ setUement reached before tbe pi'@Seut «!Oft• trsct runs out at midnight on S&.tUI'day June 30. The industry has offered t-he u.nmn a five-year no strike agreement calling for a pactaae offer of more than 65 cents an hour. In newspaper advertisemenl.l and letters to its employes, the industr)' has defended Ibis offer u "final, fair, sub.stantial and defen.s.lble." The union bas denoumed the offer II "ahoctiql:y lnadpquate" and 1111 Aid it will never accept a fin year paet. Tbe uaion, in its strongest blast to date, aecused 11 major steel companies of enteri n-g into a • "conspiracy" to force the union to ~pt a five year contract that it considered "unacceptable". Tbe union cbarged 1956 marked tbe first year ia 20 yean. of steel wage negotiation that major steel producers "served virtu.ally identical notice" terminating their contracts with the USW on June m..,_, fracture• of lett. koee n~;:,:~:,~d broken rlba. D fered a fraetured J~mmie Eadi, 18, bruised. POllee ' said the collla:ion was the moa'l aerlous Of three aecldents that occurred lfithln a five • mile olnlteh of the blahway durina: the rainstorm. The JII!'Ui:lP!llilll memb<!ra tile pailet 'Wlll b<!: Dr. c. G. Hua~"""" ne....,loglot man of the lledlcal Board Dr. lltJey.~ 26-ln~:h , !, tM for..round is the clothof .. _ . Df th:e 74 "f'idims CiYtl .:oeronauticw bNrct has an "'inform•l lmrn;Hg,stion cruh olf Asbury P•rk. , two sUters, · ' Mrs. Emrna Saunders and Mrs. L)'dia Scott, and several nieces und nephews. His wlfe, May Wag. ner, preceded him in deatb 13 year. ago Burial will be made in the Le· Caneellation or a eontraet in· tart Cemetery beside hi.J late Wife volvln.g !he sale of real estate in Friends may ~all at tJ,e Ewing Sutton Township ts sought in a cue filed In Common Pleas Court F'Uneral Home at any time until by Thomss A. and Mabel V. Cle- noon Sunday when l·he body wHI ian.d against Dallas and Geraldine br taken to the church where it Cleland. will He in state until tbe time of 1he funeral. In the case, the painti£ls say lhat the defendants agreed to purMIIGS GINERAL HOSPITAL chase a tract of land from them Admit~ed: Thomas Wagner, Le· ar..d failed to meet the term!l tart Falls; Anna Harri1, MinerJ.. whleh were outlined in tbe con- ville. tract. Discharged: Elmer KIUlnaer, Plaintiffs ask tbat the contract be cancelled and that the proper- Pomeroy; Mrs. Glen Simpkins and daur:hter, Hendenon, w. Va. t)' be restored to them. • t'IOn Of NulliflCa Real Estate Sale LOVABLE BRASSIERES BAKER I er not horsepower is going to rcduce tbe number accidents on the \ highway, rtesent were Sebastian Tedesco, Phil WaJpert, J. L. Stewart, Otto Bc.atic, R. J. Willianuon, Jim HamPton, Harry Miller, Clyde Foley, A. Schaekel, Lewis Capehart, Jimmy Diehl, Russ C~:;;~.t:. Paul Sthneider, Milt S1 . Jack Fl!'!sher, E. L. Stein .. . JI!Yd Carlooek. / . I I ------------ Is Stressed · 1Tom Wagner Rotary Club Speaker Funeral Rites '"'"k'"·l oi T0 Be unday I!! Two Local Men Suffer lnJ·un'es In Gallia Crash ·Two Pomeroy men were injured early Friday morning when the car in which they were rldlnc crashed into tbe rear of a part. ed ear in a ~onstrvetion area near the Kyger Creek Plant, John Henry Tubbs, 22, and Jack Landet:J, 21 , were treaied at the Holzer Hosplttl in GaUIJ)OUa f9r injwlei received in tbe' accident. 'J'ubbs suffered bruises and abrasions of the right knee and upper o.rms wbile Landers W~s treated fer numerous laceraUOilB of the bead fDd forehead caused when his head went tbrouab the wind· shield. The State Highway Patrol office 1n Gallipolis reported that a aemi· trailer driven by T(lblas Jones, &3, Maysville, Kentucky, ha4 been stopped by a flaa;man in· tbe con· ~ trl!ctlon area. A second car drlv· rn by Danny A. Perry, 38, Lakin. W. Va., bad stopped bebiid the truck when the thicd car driven by Tubh~ cruhed into the Perry ~a r and caused it to bit the truck. A pas~enger In the Perry car, Lout'lla Henry, 26, Bidwell, suffered a bump on the bead but waa not treated . Police reported that Tubbs drove past tnree w1rnlng siJns at a stated speed of 50 mlles per hC'ur before crashing ·into tbe Perry auto. The ~emi-traller suf. fered no damage while the Perry car auffered heavy dama~je to the front and rear. Tbe front of tbe Tubbs car was damaged. Time of the ace~rtent wu placed at 12:35 A. M. at a point seven tenths of a mile Fouth of tbe Kycoer Creek plant. The three vehlclea were reporte~ to ba~ b8en b av~lllnc north. T.ubbs was cited it~to I Galllo~U. m•atstrate'• court em Moada.Y, lune 2B al 1:15 P. M. for feUUM to' stop withlu a clear ell&< .... !We Nialrt)- Failure, Fri· "Good News" is Like an at ChristThe services are over short,... nine o'clock. I ettjag thing•! muslfl:Jwin. be provided grouptl from the nelgheburebl!l u well as 1 t}lree •[n'!.iiiK_grou.,_. from the holt chur. Of tbi!' groups to early Jn the week ~ a girl,s tette; ~ndtl!i Evans. Lola - Syracuse AJ.preelates Work On B1!1J Field Appreciation to Dan. Rartlqer, oounty commisSioner, for, biB tooperation with the S}Ti:CU~ Council io construcling a basebal1 ground at Syracuse durih_( tbe past weeks was expressed this 30. morning by Richard DuCbvortb, Syracuse baseball enthusiast. Hearing Planned On Chester Phone Service June 26 DRIVING CHAMPS The Public Utilities Commission of Obio tod&y announced scheduling of the last pub11c hearin g on telephone senice to the Chesler area of Meigs County. A spokesman of the PUCO sa id today that Tuesda v, June 26 ·has been de~igna ted for an sll day bearing beginning at 9 a. m. to enable tbe public to testify as to the t ype of telephcne urvice they dtsire. The meeting accortlm~ to the PUCO, wi11 be belli in th "' auditorium of Cbester Rieh School. Market Reports CINCINNATI, 0 . UP - Prod- U~ : Eggs, about stP..ady: U. S conwhlle- and brown A jumbos 38-40, mostl:v 38-39, A large 36-38, mostly :J6.37, A medinm ~. A l'Jmall 26-28. mostly 26-27 B tarp 30·33 mostly 31-32 delivered ~ sumer, white an<:l brown A larle wh1te t~. medium 39.-ft. Chickeru~ quiet fryen; 3-3 ~ lb 19-21 mostly 20-21, hens, heavy , over 5 lb 17-18, ben.s llgbt 5 lb and under 10 hena, light type lffJUm~r ' a.t Euc.Ud, o ., hiJh IIChool p&rldnc ana wbm IUld W&llda Heck, EuL P&leatiDe, both , udal boya ud ctrll8tate ~ 'l'hiiJ" .,mlanhip. ud IUdnq wW repreeent Oldo Ia drivinl eoDt..t ill Wublnrton A~. ~ ··nu of the biaeat in. tbe utlan with 1&0 ccm.. Ia opomond by State JUDIDr 01101il]!er !oC UIQC1atlon 1D4 ~ Llal~; &.e.l '· 16. . Buttor, 1111 . • ' __ -"''!" .ti&. '•• .1 �t -. ' • 1M ARM I G 1 .. • ro=~~P=:T~wn==·==::~;::=:::===='~:=:=::==~----------~rh~efD~o~i~S~e~n~r~in~e~I~.~P~o~m~e~r~ov~·~~~i~~~~O~h~lo~----~::::::: ..••• lHE GREAT 'QUAKE _OF '56 . Th· e Oaily ·Sentinel ~.entary ·- EW - ~·· -·~- '!o.il , ' tELEVISION GUID ~ ·...._ •• · On D•VOTID TO INTERESTS 0P MEIGs-MASON .t.IIA II)Coi.i.,b I. OWIII ~tot ~ I A•YNCLD It GREENI . GIN. MG.. ~.bltfi"ed '1' t .DITDR 5~0U!.Otn S~flll~ lne.~ II 110 H'echanic St., Poweroy, 0 . Business off 1ce pr,.o~~ ~98. edlt91-JHI u(tice pbone 39? . • Pomeroy Ohio. Bottinelli KomL.all.. ' .:- . ·, " "" ,. ~ ·I ... '' I "~ 1.. - .. •.• '·• , . !,- , L:. - . ,•.. '"r.- r~ ,. Your · Election E Laws ••• - O:r TP.d W. Brown . !: :·cctt ~Y of Stat• of Oh io " ·~ BY TED W. BROWN S~~eret~rv of State 'l'h• • C.•tH\i\nllon prOvll\c!l th:1l Jn c E Jit ••·r~ or the Ge ii E'ral A~~'~'"mhly Ul'l' t •l l'f' ll'd ut t:•rl-(c in lhllt·ou n lws uml tlmH "'here a county 11'1 cnll1· le d tn lwvt• more thnn OJH! nu•tllhcr repr·c-'1"1 nt inw therh ln the Ohlo ll oU ~ l' of He!IN9entHI•iVe!l, all t•l . f'dnrs 111 th t• t•Ounty vnte fnr <~'or h und t'\ 11)' m1•mbe-r. It hm1 hcen •• • •' t I • ~ . ! ., • ~ ( LET .. ' A C'nmlltutional Pmendmflnt would he necesMary loeffect the suggest(•d r hange. The Con81tltutlon u.f Uhiu may he nme.nded ll\ only one way- by a vDte or the p••ople bu1 th ere ure two ways Ln whl1•h n t'On'>tl tutl unal amendment !WI )' he rut on the lm!lnt for a vote n l thu Genaral ASH~!-mhly may by r(•solutiun put the isRuc on the bu llol; or (2) nn ln~tialive petition mny he circ ulated tu ha~ the nml'Oflment pluced on the. ballot U8 ~iii!IQ. !i<>mlin<•" 3® Q\l.'!'!l!.lor..~ Pay ® I lolildid kat> ~jM llf~ ~~ IM&I'I<ie AUnt~ o;OO - ' . . .~ ~~ult"DiY. ~-"' ~:Jt ]i\ !t~ ,#Y 1,00 a ·'~ . ·~ • ' .. • ~AI Ail~ql~ Trp •or. lhe Or(~i>iza. ,_.,v~f. ma• • ,Ctmt •lt~qtioq .ljf •• . h~ p>OP!{aor.. ;.g~ Ja,6ltto•1Y Jliii'Y •~" Cfe~ l!fJoilio~a. ~Mil <p aumo· ~r .C,jf~ Qrf~. lit Jor~e plln· Plrtt af all you mu•t under· ltand thla.. that no prophecy of tcrlpture Ia • m.tter of one'• own l"~rP._ret&tlon, bec.use no proph_,- •vtr c•me by th• lm· pul•e ot mtny, but men mo'led by the Holy Spirit apake from God. (II Pet.r 1:20, 21. RSV) c'teet: apJirOJebt.ni:tlvl 4aJ(ff!l" -point. · h;s paren.,, Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Powell, ' 'l'onlibt c.... ~ :S~ 9:00 '!» Tracl.iOn Booster eyeter.i puta · ~plemeat.t ~o:oo 11:)0 .- :-:::-·:-:c- WI HI-fV ~liOit toDST£11 i•IIIAIII.-Chllmtn tradiMI!k. :.ALLII·CRALMIRS· Uw. .. ., 11:30 Seateh for ·Tomorrow 1•1• reporled.ft<u!l LoDAl<>n lhal 11:00 Gvl4linll Ulll>t .. Turle)" .hai informed . Britain that 12:00 Midday Matin-ee 1t will Jand troop8 in Cyprus, l! 12:30 At :the World Turns 1:80 P$a)'house ol stMw 8:oo 'I'he 8:30 Highway Patrol No. •...... g,oo Tile. IJ>:oup .• c..-u.aaw · · 1o,ao P.>too so.Mi Rev. Floyd workman iJf Be,aver ~'re ~ .no reason to ~oubt this 2:30 Bob Crosby Show 10:45 Public oSei-vici Prolr~ 0 ., our new Methodiat . minister 3,iio ~er ~y 11:00 News precahed his fii·st .sermo6. Sun- 1\gkoy hh ~ode II plam Ihat It ti~lt\~•~rz:e~ers Cyprus, Turkey 3:1.5 Secret Storm doy evening. I "'l~ '!'he 4le i llliOIJ , must set it. 3:30 Edge of Night ~Off Pr.,..... · t:OO Katie's Kite-ben Attendance at ~~- - ~t~bdt.st ~ Cyprull was under Turkish rulf' Sunday School SWlday were 72 ~ .1411 ii)ljll 11178 when ;o - - - - _ -~-- __ .:__ _,_ ,.,._;~-;..;,.offering was $9.87. cai-60 11ildl!r Bl'ltlih adrhi'nistratlon , - -· T.he Jslan4 is 43 miles from the SATURDAY :5:00 stori8S .Mr. and Mri. Harold qrhhm Tuljt~h ~~inl~nd and 683 mil e-s 8:30 Sign On · 5:30 Saturday were recent ~~~ts or his p'rents frnrp Greece. Gree(e never has 8:30 Captain Kan&aroo ~:4:5 Bob Mr. aad , Mrs. E. P. Grimm of oW:ned i.t. . 9:30 MJghty M:()Use 8:00 You Washington C. H. 16:30 1 Beal 10:00 Wi-nky Dlnk & You In view of Greete's deteriorat - 10.30 T·ale.s ot Texas Rangers 'f:OQ The tl,.,;.~l'!ll l Mr. and Mrs W W Vari1._n sPent lng r,elaUon~ with Britain and 11 :00 Blg To.p 7:30. Su11day with relatives at Par~en­ 1\(rkey, ~hepilov's visit could not 12::00 l..t>ne Ranger . e~ tiQ burg, Mr. and ·Mrs. I',Ioyd Shirley. haV'e be6n better tlmed. n1 · ~:ao: 1 Athens dispatches have D ·OD Howard G. a·Oi.i111i .and It. E. fd that Shepilov was not invited Uti Baseball Preview . 9;30 G1imm are bath aurglcal patients to. make the visit. He anan-ged it 1:25 Baseball Game 10·00 at Holzer Hollpii.il. ttu'ou&b Michael Sergeyev, i:~e · 4:40 Town Country Crossroads 11:45 The Lah~ Late Mr. and .Mrs. Allen Hall, twins S~IViet· amblss&dor to Gre&ce. It - - - - _ ~~~~':"'~-:X,i_,.,~.\ Tvrry and Jerry aDd Judy Kay . of w:iU eome: after Shepllov's visit tQ - - --;-- -~Si~·gn 0 r M~. and Ml·s. Don Cottr!ll of Syracuse Mr·. rm d Mrs. Gardon West ol Haci tle spent Sunday with Mrs. Mildred Chapman . tMr. a'nd Mrs. J. S. Quick, Mt, and Mrs. Harold Roush, daughter Nadine ~pent a day wltll his parents, .Mr. and Mr.!!. A. E. Roush of Salem CeDlt!r, ' ~n1. p~ota:ia Wlll~mson .. Pvm,eroy called on Thursdlly. , Uou~h ' of rs. ··J . D. , lakio~ I :80 H....,...ty z,oo Bi& l'tiyoff / I]'!VJr. , - . -Otilo rndor. Turkloh , Rul• 1 "ra ------ - - n•m• I 1 21 Su.apand God or aockl "•ce H:l59 12:30 J2:f3 12::55 4:00 4:3D PRIDAY Sip On JJi'il- Rascal~ Baeba-H Preview BasebaJ1 Game Fl'm Abb~tt & Cost .Jllo 6:30 7.00 . 7:;i!) 8:00 8:30 9:00 . ,8:30 beg for it 8:30 FUm Klim Fo•itl~ "'"Y· cube!). nutriliou• REO ROSE K"P' dogs grow• tunky pupplts. Rlrt11in Tin O:aie and HarT1et Coossroaiis DoliiW Second . 1"he Vise E;bhtl and Alben "8U1'9_va SJ;Iow ,• . .a 6:0!5 Weather 11:10 Sporte 8:10 Sprwts 11 :15 f~J.Iow that MaD" ·fHS John Daly 11:4tl Siin, OU - - -- ·- -- :-::c~----S-'TURDAY 0:30 .OJ:art Jj.~bilee ·:~ Sign On 7:00 Grfi~de Ole Opry 2 :30 Back at the Ranch 8:00 Lawrence Welt , ~: 0 ohoo lll:t$ Straw Hat T&!atre 11 :00 News.ilmd W-eat-he1 · 1500 •Pitichy MoUse· (1;00 News / Gabby Hayes 8:00 S.iebrush 6 Saddle ShOO C Tri·Sta.te Theatre AIM Si.11n Oft· 31. Arou.ea ' ' ' ' '• (poal. ) Nease. OUR · • Mr. and Mrs . • Robert Lee or puuon were S~nday tuelta or her parents, Mr. ari'd Mrs. · E. M. Damewood. Mr. and Mll!, Dale Vineyard and dzuahter of Akron wete Wedn~· ·BALERS OPERATING . . . . . SELL LOCAL LO-CAL .X to LO P,LBAAXR •iirii:LLOW ·' •1:" d, '!''· .· . , A.~ llu>•*• Jxu ilt.." k lti ' (!If A il'k ~1tj~~,6,'~ I) M'~ , . " ., , ·0no ,.\t•r aompb'1alaodo tir ...,....;. "' t•IJ W111iito.~ o.;::tOJ' the ~1h~ J.'a. ~ for t.ft•·\"ii O'_a. ·~ !r~~ !jl'•nt bfj: .......... ,.,. _)enlll\ . aa4 '1'111'~ ~-01... '"'" E~<• d'-1 tho to<~~l•t\0"' . ' • ·During Your Busy r-A-PER THE HAY SEASON . co~ Ohio Plaatl difftr Ia tbtlr appearthey :nted water. FOJ" nample, .fll'flt corn lea•• curl, wblle radllha, peppers aad •Pin· ach wUt. The oldet leava •t ance wbea 1be bale of tomato. cucwaber aad mukmelon plutl 1n17 c'balll• color all1b\ly wbe11 water 11 ~~ eel. The leaves uauaUy beeoJAf' a d1rter l!'een, on.n almoet •lullfl IDStead of the dfairable #ft:D color ladieatllll• pvwth. Many commeretal crowm ¥'e using _terutJomelnl or pluier of pari 1 retiatanee blocks to detetmine whea 1oi1 moiature DJ:If 1M! reacbkDC the low poiDt w~ crop llfGYith may be ~ Such proeedW'Q tre better tltim vlaual l)'ln¢.olb8, Wit~ ..,.. beeause when vllual ~ ,ecur, crop yield ~ ·Q'IillltJ WOo bably •!.ready have a.teeD reduetd . 1llu .... der at Ieist a l~incb layer or pea-t and 4 pGunds of a complete commerelal fertilizer ~ 100 IIJ.Uil'e feet. Tben add another l-inch ley. er of -pe•t and spade uain. You may need to spade a third Ume If 1he soil and peat atW are not thOroughly mixed. For a mulch, Rle. recommendaa 1 to 2 Inch leyer or peat Jor all fleming te.72. Peat is oae of the beat 10d cbeapeat forma ot orcamie matter to ute in tbe gllfdea. n•a oM I plant too4, thoufb, ao you'll Jt1U Deed ferUli&er. VIetor K w... '"'"'o State Uniu~ ver.sit:r exteDaion ~ielllturiat notes that peat, on J4oiea and a~rate elay toil ot lnere:ue the molsture-holdlnJ eapKlty of N<Ddy eoU. When mixed with an equal amount of nnd, be saya, it mates one of the best •eed bedl! nalla.ble It'• tOOd u a- muleb, too but not ~.good 11 cbOpped eOra cobs. Two' kinds: of pt'!at W!luall)' sold f(ll' garden uae lll'tl aedce peat aad peat moss Rles explains. Sedge peat eome~s from reeds 10d Hdpeat comes from reeds this eountl')' aad bJ sold in.-c ...c·= bags. Peat moss 1s from. .spha&· num bogs and usually eomea from Eurllpe or canada. Generally it ia ld in b le8 8 · so Plain peat often is far cheaper lind jwt a1 -good as the so-called "l!lllper peat&" whlch btVe be:eD actlvattd or contain bad-efia or bormo.aes, accordlni to BJ.ea. P&r a glwea amount of bulki plain rotted manure-.. mushroom colDpe.11t also similar is UBually eheaper than post a,n,d materiala. For Improving the aoil, t~e noricullurist su1gesl.a you spade un- )!&atorday ........ eolle1e at .UplaDd, ]lid, ia ber vaeation wltlt her llr. aDd llrJ. RHd Ell-Jlra. Mildred lble and Charles and RoaDie vWted witb Philip Robert.. i.a die Hoher Hosp!t.:U SuDday aftenlooo and also called on Mr. and Kn. Clty Bryant Of !II iddkport. Pep Up Slow LGyer• Witli CALORIZED EGG-LAC PELLm 11 I~ ;,~~~~!::~~~~;::~ -· II pulleta are 1low eomlng in· to production. . Feed -EU·Lac Pellet& at noon and see bow prodllCiion increases. __ ---··- Egg-Lac Pel'lltll an!· juat wbat you ban been looking for to fiYe .good pullett a better chance. Stop in today and set Egg-Lac Pellets. __ ----- - group dfscus:riona matter pruentatiana j0111~,., to project work in interest IJ'Oups. MIDDLEPORT FEED MILL llower1, roses, evergreens, a.za.. leal'~, and rltododendrorut. Thi1 will conserve nlnflll, : I . PROVICO MiLLING 6' FEED ~0. •,WI. Rl. JU ,. 111tterPt1Je, 0 ' cultlvaUon and preveat arowth many weeds. ·0 . ' POMEROY ~0 OP Pomeroy, Ohio Phone 98 • ul.i ea Ft ae.t........ zo ea n ' ~ '' a.ea& •• .-o.111 ... .' .•.;.u..eo 18 Ca Ft Uurlibl • • f371.1111 11 ea n Obi~ »to.oo d Ca IHifrilllt •• fl3t.OO z• ea n upr~pt . tm:eo· z« ea n Obi uprtpt $4tt.ooo ai'Cill\ .Wan 1lprlchl • SENTlNEL ' Hatcheries .,a.. ·· . .AlrMOclels Stocked! DARY ''' ~~~~~~~~~~~~ • Peat W11l Make •' Your Gardening Tasks Easier :s ea n. mE ' "....... . , IN' DAiLY CI\YPI'OQlir;·- Ren'o ...W to ftttl Itt * TO ' '' -=· UQ Ute 1011C " JUDe 1a Bustml Out AU Over", prderu •ncJ or~ cbar41 aad fariP flelda In Ohio l't'af!!h thelr full nte of produetl•e &rowtb cluriDI tbll month. Locally P'OW1I frWtl aDd v•1e1ablea bel)a to COllie to marbt lll peak volume at tbelr carden-lresb belt in q~ llty, 1'hla lusb flow of nutritious bome crown produce aormallJ' tontiauea tbnluJh October irtto November ..tren tbe volume l.aJ)ert of! to appleJ Ia tbe fruit liDe alld late maturlna vegetable eropa from tbe prden. At !lie ume time. Consumer Food Harketiag .&Jl(!Cialifi.a at Ohio state Universlt¥ D<Jte tbat milt production reacbes itt peak In lune whea Plltllte.& •nd mea· dOWJ bit tbeir fil1t flush or early P'O'Wth. cle«r1nce. ADvrutTISE . . . ~ Staked TOIUltO Plant Too Much 4rJ tl"ease cylinder Speed!,, ut~~~~ rate of travel and l"aise Cl Shoe speed too ·bWh or too f'heck power, l1ke.!of£ speed. Improperly dir&llted wind blast: tl· duce wind blut. Sieve openlnp dosed too much; open chaffer or upper .tieve. Sieve o(Jealng, plug.. ged~ clean tbem, · PEoru~· 1 tl- Mount.al.n .... deAle Obioans Are Jn .. Spotli..6";l,t At gf to wrath 311. An!Ot tL..) 38. New\ 38. Blue arau 3&. Qoddeu ot th• hunt , tt. Not clerJJ' fS . Plarrted _, t.t. Indian• (Peru) ~ tl5. Man's a. nick"""'• ' dendl WlttPtf)'fl' N)ra. Groweu putt1D1 out planu for late barve1t C!IZII Cet a better stand by applylnC water after plantinJ. Growera plantinr aeed t"an apply water before plantin#. The mo4erD grower ahu for near perfeet st1ad1 and U!ls is another p!tee wbare JrriJitioo pay1, acecrdlnl to Wlttmt)'ff. Potato lfOWere allo 1hould be To Keep J4r1, Herbert Divis and ra:muy A~bens wen ~Unday ·gueliLs of tKu; parents, Mr. and MD.. 0. S . name •' ntdy to apply wator _ , If ltol walber oeeun at &•Kr Itt time. TJa1l it WtuaUJ till time irrf&IUoa wali!T, HY! 1t. c. WH.t- wbea biDo"" -.... bill meyer, 0)11o sta&e UDif'erlltJ o:.- " pof.lt.OIJ do aot. bloom uder teuloo bortlcu.lturllt. Mltny Umea ·Obio eODdltiou. TIHnfare tbe a amall applleauoa of water e•rlr tronr abould es.amlne UM plaata in Ute leiiOD wUl pay lartt dlvl· and 10U earefuUy to II water Dllll1'' M-tm'g We • o:ao L~v~,"~;.::1011 ,.. 10:15 12.:00 A ......,,. III1IIW ma4o b)' commerelaJ vesetallle aad PJta&o lfOWtrJ Ia W delay eppl.k'-~ttlon of cyllnder-cGncave Let'. Go Shopping •• Problems of management, feed· •• ina:, sanitation, temperature and "'"' ventilation control, feedin&', water supply, aDd manr other! have The Ohlo State UDlwnity'a dobeen faeed and ccn~uered by partment of dairy technoloQ' will these young people. Tbia: experl·l;.,•~n"! an ltn~nt. role tbil cr.ce of aetuaiJy cuing for these (June 18-21) ID a1IOtb annil 100 chickens is an interesting way celebration• of. the Amerl~ SdeMe UBOClaUon. Tbe of leuning tbe broiler buaiaeas. can On M~mda)', JuDe 25th each observance wlU' blabllllbt the ....., contestant's i-hieb wllJ be welsh- soeiatlon's ~1st annual meeting, t. ed and counted at tbe coDtest- &e. held t!t tbe Uatverallf of eo.... llllt'.s home so that weight. may ·necticut, Storn, Conn. be verified for e11cb individual The mettina: Ill etpeeted to trlna group of chicks. On Tbursday, together a.eln'l)' l.GOO Leadln« dairy June 28th ten of the best cocker· aelentists, educatOl'l, and eommerels w11l ·be take n to Lancaster to clal dairymen from all parll of Brown's Produ~ Co., for tbe fin - the world. I. A. Gould, chairman of the cleoal judgina: in Distriel 5. Judging in the district and lat. of dairy tefhnology and er tbe .state ~ntest will be based of tbe association, will rm dressed weight, conformation a ape.cial go1dea jubilee rmd finish . There will also be one certmony and pusi~ at an awards :~ward based on the total_.. live banquet bonorinJ per-sona wbo made ouW.nding eontribut;. od 'Yelgbt of chickens pr 11C'I:U.. ions to the: field of dairy IIC'ieaco. The question eaob contutant Is £1Sking npw is how do mY birds Other Oblo da4nt techlnoloat 1Pte in comparison with other members will partlctpate ill l'onte~tant:a. Reports have come in various educatloaal .and ol birds weigllins three and one- ftc session111. W. J. half pounds at eight weeks aOO of Shahan! E. W , Bassett the entir'6 · group averaglo•g three SeWerlint wCU present t:mbrtds. Next Monday will teU the cal papers. W . L. Slatter will dir· story, ect a student affiliate and faculty The Meigs County contestanb advif!lru- meetinr. ln. an educat. thi!l year include : Gloria and Gor- ton committee meeting T. D. J1a1". don Atkins, Sharon Atkins, Larry man wilt present an Ohio State Uarr, George Miller, Larry Mor- UniY,ersitf film, "Accent On J..eam. ris, Cecil, Donald and Dwight ing. Nelson-._ David Pierei!, James • Ohio hU' Te-ad the nation In Sheets, Miriam and Juanita Smit'h urg J_tew aeSDclation. members and Donald Welch. lng Ite golden jubde~ ~r. 'Ibe I!DCmbeNhip program bas been unde-r the joir~t ebalrtJUil~bip of Farmers will be able to secure Harper and C. W. MeGn!w, Ohio :-efund of the two eent per gal- State University extenstoa speciallon federal highway tax on gaso- ist iD dairy 8Cience. line which is used for farming purpose.s. The clalm for refund Graln not being laid back an plat· ror the .period Januarr 1 to June rorm canvas; Move reel hack and 30, 1956 must be filed on or be- down, add .pJeces of belt to reel fOie October 1, 18M. In future elat so they will bruJ!h cutterlbar, years the refund period will be incrca.se reel speed. ltul tlttawing nn an annual basis ending June out grain; raise reel, flU in from 30 of each ·year. reel slat ,toward center o f ree~ Bhmks for c\aiminJX the refund with Vt inch mesh hardware cloth mav be secured from the Agrl· decrease reel s~d. Cutterbar ~u liura\ Extension office. Record& sh.attering grain and pullihJI stalb or guolinc purchased need not chdck for broken knife sectlona, be filed with the claim for refund bent or bmken guerd.s and make but s hould be available in -case repairs. ~erl!icatlon is necessary. High cylinder loss-Low cylln· der speed; increase 9-Under speed With the start of cambinc .sea· Too much clearance be:tWtM!n n· son Meigs County farmers will be Iinder and concaves; decrease mterosted in some common trou- clearance. Crop wet; ws1t until it b!e.s in combining grain. their pOJ· dries. sible causes 11nd remedies. ·~ sugHigh rack loss-Rack .speed too gt:l'.ted by William H. Johnson, high or low ; check power take off Ohio A9:rlcltltura1 Experiment sta IJICed. Breaking material tao much tion engineer: with cyllnder; inCrease eyl· High cutterbar loss-Cutterbar inder concave clearance, decreuf too hij:h, lower cuttt'!rbar. Reel cylinder speed. Rack Openlols shattering grain; dectease reel plugged; deaD them. speed hy changing High shoe lo.....Overloading the shoe (overthreablng); Increase wet~lb In ColumltllS vi.!lltini her lister, Mrs. Hlrim Richardson. , Dianne N}'et Cqlumbu9 is vislt1~1 · ·her aranaparents, Mr. and Mrs. Hanson Holier. •· ,..-~ BlbUca1 10:1:5 Sports Pat-ade 10:25 Weath~~Wl t H'tt.LI ' ."-TV Channe w· :r.,b'U~\':'ttf~'it1~r~~: 144 3 ~0. .... dl.~clos- ~~~ ft~ ' h~a':: DAILY CROSSWORD ~~- . ,. 7 <fr~·~·~~~.';;~:-;''7; .pp.. u. RuOanil• Olilo · e,so p......,,co 1'0.to:oo N-ewa Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Skeels of Columbus were here Sunday call· ing on friend s. 1:00 J!Jbnny Carson Sh<lw . , ~upply 8•30 lly Friend File a 7:00 llama , Mr. and *s. Carl Wl•}}k ...b•nt Sunday vi.!litlnti In Pt PleasaD.f. neCessity, to prevent Gr4!eee from S~lrH;I ~Williams~ll' Fal'Ul 4:30 !Aleky ' G'OO ~~ly-~Si!O6:10 - - - II'Aw 8:13 · ll01I!IIao ,! ' S.UIJ AND .' ,'·• .~ ' y. • DA weiabt &o work with no £hop of tillage depth ; .. n::d110011 ..Uppqe ••• keeps you DlO\'ina' rar b.wnd the-ranp )!.ou'd ezpec& witb a 3:d00·Rl. trader. Let ua Show you lli:~O 2;00 -1. MULTIPLY WORK 'POWER -tcoltOifllcallr g,so These boys ud girl• each eecured 100 str1igbt-run broiler C'bicks which were hatched April 22, 23 or 24. In the .nine weeki ~lnce tha't time these )'DUng broiler arowers have wed all the atJll of their trade t(l abow that they can do 11s &oDd a job produclnc broilers aa the best of 1ar.11e scale broiler growen. C..ruj[-'; his !laughter Ann of Ca,nton at·e visiting her futber W. 0. Crow. * ..__OHIO -- ... 8:!19 ¥ eJ,, ha.~F . ai!Wel to•. lnlercept Brl· a,oo ~ i tpb 1!1' i!nm fiylnc over Greece g,oio G~ ill<>«> l Ql1 lb. alle~on lllil Obey have 9'80 ~ Godfrey !!Pvlitod froftl a j>reacrlbed air 10:80 8\rikolt W.h lin · 11:oo 1(alii•1 t:Aily r~lluO~s Wlth 'turkey are tt:Ir. ot ure b-.-.-,-.,-.·-,-o-v-er- ib. --w-e-elt-.-••-:--,1"-ith Former MethodlJt pa.stor's wlfe , Mrs J . U. Ulw died Sund11y at the home of her dau.l,lhler, Mrs. G&ren Roush, Piqua. (111!1 WllB done In 1949 when the orflee type ba11ot was \'nted upln Mr·. and Mu. Henry Baker ond Hartford 11t»tnt Saturday Wit-11 hla Etypt, SyrJa and Lebano.n. and adopte-d by the J>f!ilp te) . Mrs. Gaty Sj)iel11 of ~ olumbu s mother, Mrs. G. T. Adkins. In order to propose a Con.~titu · S!.Jt'nt Sunday witb tht•1r pare nts, ,t.frs. Mildred Radford, Colu~ Uonol am-endme nt by inl<~tive pet. M 1·. and Mt"!l . •ht"k Sh11rpnack of bus 11pent Sunday wlUr Mr. ahd ~lflon· fo ·Pnn1ier -constantlne KaIlion, the petltlon mmrl cootain Apple Gro .... e. Mr~ R. ~;. Quillen a nd Mrs. J. rlln\WIIlas ; plan to. bring preAA~o~re the sia:nati.tr~ of nol ICHII than A . Quillen. on h,lrq ti) 9.ae the . Shepi~ov visit 10% of th u elector11. 'fn ddrll'mineMr and M1·.s. Wm. Charinel or ·that 10% the total vote!! cas-t for ParkerJ<bUI·g were overnjght Mrs J D Heini!Y and sister Mrs lo be~~ tpward ".neutralisiJl," the offiet> of GDvernor at the nexl g u <'sl.~ Thursday u{ Mr and Mrs. Cora Fish~r "1\o spent several , Le~ Jn.Jhls is the Union P.f JN"ece<ling election ror Gavernor Etnl Shunk. t~- ~9J:~a.!i,c, Lett -party. The weeks with relaltvea at Ripley, 1.9 Ufled as lhe bAsis Communist _party is outlawed In Oon Herbf'rt Powell of Colum- returning home last week. After the stgnnturel'i are obtainGreece. Tb!- UQlon or the Demo• ed , the petitions mu .~-t be fllleil critic Left, •bowever, follows the with the&"Cretury o( Stat<' at lenst Communist lin;). 90 ·duys he tor"' tht' Nuvembet• gen.Ho" .UJP!llt.tlta blll of. goGds A CROSS DOWN , 21. lg• 1 eral ell!dion. )(th ese requiremenh Shep\'ov wUI be able to aell . Ira· 1. Stran&l4 , ntt. 2 l . Appl uuJ are met, the proposed amendment ramanls &l)j:J Evangeqs ta.veroff, IS. RefUtJe 2. Cttrua (ruiU ad ' app~afl! on ~he ballnt at the next )Ui DeW fOi'littl nilnlster, remains 3. Hail! 2(. t"t. or grape.s general• eJection and if a majority tn be' aeeft. &. A l!lfi!.:R Ule'Ot 4. Thrquah ' ()f the voters approve the amend II. Faah.IM 28. Wan It WodJd' 1\0( be .Urprishig, how In ta.lo.ds , tl. Appre· 26. Em· ment It becom m a part of the Con- lO. Conste l· henJmg · met stitution of Ohio. liJ,Ilon 7. Nar·row .1;1 Equip 12 A home rul\ West, as Eoptlan Premier Gamal Inlet with tBueball) Ah(i~ 'tllller 1 lt; 401DC. : (ceul • men 13. Play .. In~ any, ntnt, the ·•Ii i& Porte~~i:i $.Chum '29. Olrt'• u . l'lece out Mltbiot li\lt troable for : the West. t . Head cOok nlckCharge fur 1 • "ftl a' Ues. .o. 1 aervlcea U. A maclil,~ , , ~o ratae n p 32. Poem• ltt R~glus lG..Youncft•. (klud) t Profesaor #~. ~01t_ru r (abbr. l ~ 18. Mad• ' ' 17. To ro.nkle SpeaQ lt. ~~:~~:~~ II , !it. #1. Cruel 20. Strike , , 11. Abo~amlllll ' . , t.n,ore _., 13. The riM and tall •t uceant It l'ri~Jhten * toone ;(lib ~)l.:!J:. emon TRACTION BOOSTER 8:39 11,00 . :Op sJi,n and 1lrl.a Jn Lhi5 dlatrict and later agalnst ~e best of 180 boya and iirla tram all over the atate in the ChlcteD of Tomorntw Contest bo)'a for JuniOrs. 0 : 1~ u,qp ~<IJ\IIi1lt . 11,~ w~t4 IIO!iooe, r,~'~,.'J ~.· ... ~ ·~~~~-· ma •r'•'· MeJas Co11nty boys llrla this week pit the re· of tbeir s~ll as broiler ~,30 ., ,.Wimd s:oo ., ~~ . aroWera eaaiut twelve other I :110 Sign Off , It ~~ . a . ~~p q! tb,at t~ 1 ·®, ~ we.~.t~ lme, ill! eCd to watch (;~ ~Alfl~ . ~tm;- o~-,tlf.~ . ; ~·~~i\ del!~ treatr. ' Mr. and Mrs. r.IC'n Tolson :md I :j, Oil t:n ~~'t'f" :ll) t,.,. PreM w.. 11 :10 Box , I U~ O..al<ot Fllb-" ~~ 11:30 Forelp lntTieu& a,oo ~ =------~ LETART fALLS 1[11.1 l2·00 ' P..,-·~z.Rn !N F~ 12 :30 ~-;1~.1!, il)le~ . - ~Ab ,1:-;riey, 0 1:00 ; ·ball lfli ,W-t,tP. !JI•mliJr. •rtd Y4>.1o- i·i!!J ~ htt..d9reaa •• Date 'Witlt Ufe ., ' fit yl tT. fll.ahop'a I ., ! tiH"I. tr-:rtt~:: il 3:00 , . . . . · I'""' !Scot) • 'I• ll'uggestNI !hal this he ('hanged to l]i~trieb within 11 county, 1W thul wlu"re Nt'\'erul nwmlwrs are to be' t·h•c·h•d there will he an equal numb1·r of dltoldcts et; tllb!i ~ hed . 1'he t•lectors of each dlslrlct would vote only for lilt> ln('m\K'r~ wl1o would represent s uch -lis- elitoblish 12.30 Culll"eut . 4dvl<!i clo~l>c<·.~.. • i!At'6. ~r M- ~~cow, ., ·i'c • MeetJng ror It ~ 20th ronKI'CflB. ln to ac hieve lhl'm. But the fact L<1 ~ ~h c ~-ovbt Prh y l1ild l11at no totalitarian nation has heen tlown t~ :;urrent Commun i-st line. lsU{"Ce3'8ful in materially raising One dec~ion, ~ report-<--d b~· Pra- the Uvln.K Rla ndards of the people. vda, Is tn ''catch up with and outWhy? One compelling r eason is Rt •·lp 1n the sMrlmit hi ~torlcal ~pan the absence of free and voluntary the mo!ll b 'ghl y developed capital· competition Our fflctorlel!l, for in. i3t coun trit·r in per ran1ln p1·orJud· r; Janee, p1·odu('.c more products ard ion". AnoUt('r is to "r r£'atl' an a- better products llt!rau.'lot' they must bundanrt• M f1wd for tbf' populat- 1f they art> to keep their business. ion an1l raw matcriuls for l1g ht If lht•)· fuil illl· "rdt'r~ wif! t-10 lo inrlu~try." onoth er prorlucn Anrl exactly the \.. •rttJq !.OJ in li n" wilh prP\' ifmc; sam~ !lung- 1s 1t·u!• nl lhe other ~nvtet df'(''nr·atinns And 1! nn- t•Jnl of !h!'IEnf• --in lh•• retail s\ uJ'e~ 'hyl~~edtv rl'fJ..-.ct.~ tltl' di:r.w\1<1- 'l'h•· st orck~'I1W I' whn dnt'flln't stock fnr ti ~n of the Russian pnople with lhe ~nuth -rl l'l•plt• wa nt an1 whD livinR sl:mdurds whkh, hy 1'!1111· dilr!'.ll'f giVl' tlwm lh1 kind or Ber· pm i•n n witl1 lht• U S.. in n1anv rc - \'lrl• ;md a1~~ut·1wn:l llwy want, will fiPI'f'ts nre !limos \ unlwlif'vahly low . <;uon Ht<t> ht!i tnHI1· ~~~ t·l~w hert! . Tl r••main-,. tr~ b1• S<'f:'n how nt'Hr l'hc m•)lt )JI•ii•t· l' ll "FEJr Iten~" 1111' -llSSit i ~ ahl~C la C'Oif\<l- to lht:~e o;w n on hi-; do•u·. 11-ntl oth or ~rtinh'mt~ J{Oiils. ;QJc ' Wh nn> there ~~ no frre rompei- m!" ~·~;, ~· ~~ In· teri911 ,~ ~k ·a ,.popll~a1 ~reelty \0 '~ . .... ~!1'1~1! '~'"II'!· PRAYER: Dem· Lnrd , we Wt1uld not be wlthou\ the llol y ~pint for all the wraith in lhe wo rld. He p us to keep our-ltves purt>, ~ o that t1w Hllly Spirlt muy dv<ell in per· h•ct harmuny Wilh our- ~ 11iri t s in ' Krt>mlln rltTJ tw co~Btt• il u'1>0ii Ln Hii•n . llll'lt! i~ 1111 rNll ~onomlc our horile,;. In .rP.<'US' " 1 nume W!" pray. Amen U8e all 1t-. lcc hrdqur>Fl of rut•r<"io n l'' ug rt'S.~ . " " .a,....•·• l'",~~ ror~!"Mra.,Q"'•k·ll~~ "". .fa~ oos. .!J!Ier r~~ ., )inponant ttoile ~d· i ·. II <op!'!'ii!,ojla apd * Those * Soviet Goals * * ..,._ I land are-a today f :w trees grow anJ replace- themselvL-s. The fot·est induslnc~ r~eognize that the demands Qf adva~cmg ck illr.atlon are outdlstllncing the abi . lities of the fnrE:.>'t~ to renew themselves without sdent1 ft c propagation programs. The American wcolbman is., th ert• fore, prepetutlng "that tree" in ~ co,stly nat ionwide effort or rarest con9erVBtion which h ,. berome an integral part of his busme.-s. In lhe past 2!i }'ears the lntellil:(l•nt uction of private ln· dU Jo;try, in l'f!Opt'l"lltion with govern. ment ln many Jnslanc.es, ha!i brought th e rate of new growt h up to lltJtJrul\ tmat e-ly the rat e of rtmoval 9:00 Coffee Time 10:00 Home 11 :00 I~ CoU ld Be- You ~b~ , Ftathej Y¥r .$~ to ste-tr t!:OO Cantera GOt:!S to School to make a to ca»J\•Uz~t . .Qn .the <;ifPtV~ situation by wi.On\Di tl., with· Ita W<Otem\ . iilu~. , , . ·, I n 350 years twice :l•S mu-ch wood t. .. s been rcmovt.>d as waa standing when tlw fi Nt colon '"-l!l lnnded at J ameStown and Plymouth On(y a little uver one·thir d of I his went for useful purpos~. the re.o;t Ry providing an endlao;s s-uphavi ng be-en lost to fire , insects ply or trees th i:> Am-erican wood~ onfl -d!seaF"e. Ye t tarcsts still eov- man is enabling Amerlra to "have n more than n third of the U. S. lb; rakf' aod ~llt lt too." .. 4u' Greece toward a "neutralist" po ~ it-y, ' • .. . • ' : Dmitri . T. •.S~Uov~ Rw;ai11'i new foreign minl.ster, is to arriveIn Atbeils next Tbursday for a two-day vslt. It J.a evidt!n~ thai Shepilov b'iJpeS i Perpetuating The Forest ' .-~~~8\ ~u~. Is Inc. J" "Woodman, spare that tree-'J'nuch not a roi ngll" boughIn youth it sheltt•l'cd me, And I'U pro:ect H n ow" Th 's se nt imr:ml was cxpt"L'li!wtl hy George Pope Mun·Ls hock in \B3U "Tbat trl' e", in o co llective sense did mure tllan s helter America in her youth . 1·1 !'.ustained anU gave her atrocngth l'"'rom th1• 1imc or the- first Sllttlcrs In th',; country t~ ~eeming ly limltle!IS ron~~ts have booR a prim :~ 'Y tl-,touree from which the nation was bui!·t . Un!MCI PHM St•ff Con•s,ondtnt i~ libLuext w_ttk 3t.l LextnctOJI Ave., Nl!'w Yor~ Clly, 18. N. Y. S~bz!ltt.tlpt~OIJ rate.~ : I>eUYtry by carder where available SO cents I " weet: one year lo advance at 1'h$ Daily Se.1Unel ()Ifice. $H1.60· rnootb11. t7.80; thre.e mbotbl, $3.90. By motor route wher~ JYaihbi-e: QDeJno.r.tb, $1. By mall ope year $8; six months, $4 2~: ttut .! wontbs, $2.1!~.~o; one month. 1-1. 7:00 Todo.y ,aY C••• BLAKUI.II C.Unty Atrkvltunl Agent 0 ·25 Lea Paul 6:30 J'aye P. Morgan Show 6:45 News CaNlVAII 7 :-{t Death Valle-y DIYS 7:30 Th'e Whist'er 8 .00 Big Story 8 :30 Staf 'Stage 9:0DCavalcade of Sports · ' 9:45 Red fta;rber's CM~nel- , 10·00 'rt'uth or COueque~e• 10:30 Life of Rlltet:., . . 11 :00 News FRIDAY Si'iQ 0n e:os aY C.HARL•s M. McCANN '? .Entered as 11ec-ond clas.a maJHna: matter at tbe po.sl •tCC1ce •• N~t!ODi.j advei-ustfta: i-~pfeaeat.tJve, The News. -6UT IF He: evel, afternoon u:cept Sundat by The Obln Valley WSAZ-TV Channel3 --~-----~--==----:- Don'iw;ft II . . ..' • I, ~ I ·I .· l .. ' ,. .' I �,.,......._ , Th~ I> .. ' Oally SBntlneJ., P'omei:ov•Nt!Odleport, ~ Ohio : . • \ . Siay lrtJt~it; By,. .I m!W!Mat.~ wl~ : ~y-AI&n 1.~ .~Piil~~ ~~dbu:J~ts:Sox By 5~ Il "UP-The Cleve- tb!rn by Jimmy Piersall and a jinx hEtre C:ne a Hgtrt tap throuRh s11orUtop the.v .scalp· 6y Ted Williams to ht>at a shift Sox nee ,hurl· tet uP by Managl!f AI Luper.. Willia.ffis retUrned to starting duti~11 helping the ~ffer mls.sing two .games because , stralght win or -a fOld and bad leg. bts seeobd The Tribe got seven hits orr ;~nd bonded Brewer, wbo had allowe-d only a loss against r~aJ Of five run!l in three "'~'lviou~ vietori~s this year o~er cu~veland . Willard NtKon and, Leo Kiely fin· Uhed the mound duties lor BosloriJ 'The- Wa1hington Senalor.s arrive in Cleveland for .. game tonight M.l,ke Garcia wiJI put his 4·7 record ph . tbe line aga inst Chuck Stobbs! 11( tlJe cellar rankel) Sf>natots. Stobb has five wins and fou r :h is lo!lses, I fes finned eight and set the Sox down ,With rour hlt!!'. Mike led nandan all bitten Red Sox Sharrer as Pltchl"r Bowwith t sln ~le, triplle, and a home I run 1n three lripR to the piaU! . R. Oiler of the Sox and CharleS' Busb (If the IndiAn-' each had two hits in lhree otrlclal times. at tM bat. Yankee hurler, Slate-r, tossed a cne hitler in his t••am's victory over tht: Scni't.ors. 'J'he ltne hit he surrendered was a li gle In th e first innlnR" hy Cheadle, the r • right ieluer . All Yankee RunA ca.me In the tl1h·d a n~ fourth _lnmng• when thev ta1!1-ed five ttmes In each frame The l•lne ,IC()reR: tsT GAME r h t' 1at.m0dtl, Ohlsm.. IIHin you'll t •ter poll lblt. Invtlt In cilr ·wlth a futurttl , ., I ft~· r,u j1 ;I!' ~,.,lmobi t doOr clt.d; ~en $~-~ ~}\!~ Oj~~itli· 9 1 hat• ~i;i.ll ~'j te' p n • ower ,~,\bydram . atir, radio, hel.te . ·j 88 '1'..o..,5 '' \ .; · llndian• Red Sox ~il §h. 19~:1 o,'\!aftloblle ' ~ena!OU 4 door, teCbn. modern Yankees tlftm ~ ud· 'blar.ll: finiab. e ~ riJ!IOUI VJ roeket with ltrali"t shift. ' m 4 131 11 10 8 ·000 .000 0 4 2 2ND GAME 101 ()()t 3 ] 2 OOI'i !'JOX HI 5 2 - - -- --- - - · e~glae ATTINDS, WORKSHOP Gerald E. ~euler, .Porn~roy, 0., is one of approximate ly one-hun· dred insurance a.sents a_nd a ge n~y managers 1\ttendmg n f1ve-day tn· .!mrance scl\()ol betng hei•J on the 13.7.s ..~.-. ... -Kat.r .fr Von , '~!:!~~ 142 W. M' l .. ft • '~:':!,;.'~··;,.;a;,n,;,:;o ' ~,.::.,.,'""J..~"~rn~p~us~ 1 jo:I_'I=,a~k=•:._:E~I=ic:._:C.~o~llo=•~•..::in · " i ..,...._,. BONUS ,flllll ptlw ~ \V•'re JolnlnJ,the •• .llllll4 • B. F. Goodrich b.nuo for E ............. "' ·kl ~ II!IIU. IIIII• National Safety Crvsade to tnd the Jnur tube menace 1 ~ We'nt h•lplftl o..,., f()l anlll Oracle In • ereat for the un- ~ In y - L f . o-lrlch Tulwllm.. ~ • PO , • ..., 4tl•o to 111 tho ITOPI 1ft"" iulte -ltllltlt IHM of tin troultl" BTi 4 •*'"' - .. 1110 ...... ··~ l ,. IOCkoy POWII 11M- P-101 only ; L til • f. 00 ''"~.. Tulltl. . . . ""' yeo. ..IIII~,:W~.~ These Tires nAm MC!unted Free. 'Ill 'i~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ii6a~~i IV , J~(k: (uboy Unitecl Prett: Sports Writ•r NEW YOllK UP-8trana:e In deed 1s Lhe reanm why Gua p·. A1nato, mona"er of heavywe i&hl • challenger Floyd Pqtterson. is looking for two hor.ses.-race hosses. The ruY r,any rtaponslble for D'Amato's unusual quest is Mark Grain, a New York pian ist. who ..,as ,&JD~~- M!dlltl fp,r,, l"fevelouspeel1.J~~4 Stt"'milhenlnl;l man or bewst," accordi na to D'A rna t o. Gfalt , 411i>•'le!O)jj 1th• novel methoCl whit ~ iYdd'ylng the piano In Europe, aJ be at rove for faslcr and mole (OtCefulllnaer WOI'k on the ivories. , ''The first time 1 met Mark Grain Js earl:v 'last summer." explaine,j, i~o .:r,OI\iril. .,., .hal <od Prus.sian-appearing pua pilot. "Ht' comes to my .gymnasium and ask~ cun he be\.p develop my fi~hlers ' witlt his .system and -be Will ao partners with me becawe 1 am f. GoHrldl P.W.r Tulllllu ""'' llfl~V11 ~-..,.., SAfETYLINll , co•U nO lft'O.. •1\a'n \1,.t, ond tube ...... '-'!'..... , ~ .:"1:" ~us 14.25 ............. ,.... .... .....,~ . . . . . 11111111 . . ., . . . . . . {j<} •, "' • • • STOP ' IH .. TODAY! . •:'-1 ··~ strviee the rest . tAR ' ci.C:;:::I Briqueta .•.• .' •.• , • JO lh~·tJ} 1 ·ltltt\llt Skotch-.-tce ............. !t :~aiii 1VO~,:f~c Charcoal Griils , ......... : • ••• ~9S. elt · SUNDA-Y AT LARGE ... Bar·B .. Bowll ..... ............. ·. ' ' ,. ' ,. SPJ;~DWAY OJi lit. iUI ALL •. • PltNIC COOLERS & ...~.(:cj- . pu:AJ.S , ~:3Q I I I'" ' ' RED or . ' '· • . .. $299~80 ,, BAKEtt FURNITURE 2 f.or..$9 .. IEJ ;1JllJG5: ... .~:~' ~P. FOB ' wlththe hl~~ ~. · engineering league, so to . close in the!r., catil)ns. . -- . - Li~e in "torque multipllcatliin" -tho fo'ree a ~ion delivers to driv~ (TM &;eater the trwque ~tlplicatlon, thi grellter lhr perfOrm• #tliit the shaft. ance). ' ,. But what - - - - __.J big, and packed powers, the hi!!}lest comtirelsl9t\l ,Jii all . . t' Bulck annals. ~ l" ~ . ... M ''. . :II~~ ·~ ..,. ,.,. Thing to do Is come see for are the guests o( Dr. and Mrs. R. E. Boice. Mr. and Mrs. Wa ~e Swlsher and Mr. and Mrs. Haruld Lohse returned home Wednesday evenIng from Clevt>land where they attl'nded the Ohio State Pbarmaceutical Association. M·r. and Mrs. Chapelle Talbott and daughter Kat hy of Barnes· ville were recent guests of Mr. ar.d Mrs. Ralph Graves. Mr. and lln. L. W. Nelaon and fCittr cbildren Ie[l Wedn~day mlll'ning for their home, Kalinta· ,o 0, Mich ., aft-er a several da)'J "islt with her parents, Mr. ind 'drs. w. U. B•rnitz. Enroute Mme ihey 'will viait in Galion wlth ~er brother-in-law and sister, .Mr. .md Mrs. Harry YOune and ln Warren with his mother, Mn. L. ·N. Nelson Sr. '~ Attending th,i t:lffi<'~Tll tr~ininj :chou! o( Methodist WSCS held l9 GnUipt}lj~ W:=dnesday trom ·· tne Unlted MethOdi<:~t Chltrc:h ~ere M~s. Harry P. SPilth , portsmouth District presid2nt ; \h s: C. 1''. 1'ompkm~, Portsmouth ol. the Pa•' 'l'h_e •"'"" .... ual p'cn1'e I . l)htrict vice president; Mrs. VerPt'CHd f n)s of , the Ladies.. .Auxi.l· ~otl J:lowell; !Mts. Ucy Hysell, of Drew Webster PGSt Aml"r· \ti s~cs Augusla and Lucf\tia u~.,.. held W. dne.d.y ' . ; ._ ~~~ elmer;. ;Mr~.£. E. W. Down.l~ hqmP 'ft~ Mr;;. , Mrs. ' J~d 1V'ebsteT'sr., Mrs. Glen ~~~!!~~~=• RQJld . . . · 0~\~ ajld '<P1r~. ~.:, Barnilz. ' cl ~erved tn MisS b1anne Smtt·h of Columbull lh ~ rl lping room a't ~ o'el o~ af.lt•r ls · spending 1 w.eek' with Mr. and 'Ybiek; ~ shor~·· b)J si~~1-J se,~ton Mh:. ·L: ~f': ~r1ce. , · . w ~s · :~e-ta· wl.th · ~l!'~· cti;lrles Saa~~ 1 Mrt!~ [dle)u'e. NayJor. of .Franklin TJttts~d~n_..to\ J'. "~'e!!~J.nf. ~ t~ e Lor~~ ~JHI.. is th~ 'b..01:!St;J;:Ut!3t or Mr. and P1·ayer t~n J?klri".f\e to the rlq ~~- ·G. H. Ewing. . '.lt>ened tM• t\leP..tbHI:. It was voted to c~ ncel thr. July and August That way you can also look at the prices , '· 1that have helped "'ave ~uick to a ne\1 sales sucreS. - out5elliqg all other ~ ·: ,), ..c In America except two of th~ well-~'~ ·., smaller oi:tes. · \ :wnJ you do \bat, this week? , , 'Now M .....d, y.mQbio PU~h ~ ~ ID Lhl• t"Xample, a wood tooth· Jerry Davenport , P,ick laid flat .wn compr~ be- Av enue, eelebratcd hls twee~ t he steel {a~& o( a speeial 1 day Thursday 11fternoo;;n,~•. mach10e. the l'ftult'? Tht tooth- wt_re play~d ~nd pri:t:~ l)iet left an 1mpreulon on the su:unn ~ Hr:tdbury and steel i•~. Karr • "Ah~. Davenport 1 • ~bal£> with pink and ert su!!ptndf' d rrom itltd a btrl·hday e~oke with Indic1n~. a eamp-lire: ~·::,~· tepee. R£-fr~hments. of..Jee cd:e, pink lemonade and Were servf'd with favors loons and party hi:f ". ·augts wert! SOP RuP, Cooke, and Polly Ann Mary Elizabeth 'I1uunas, KJthie and · ' f .' .t-· ;~ ' ~ ~ " . · ' .~, !:ltD, - ·-- - - The ~V!nth birthday of Billy, son of .Mr. and Mrs. William D. Davia, Wl!ll telebr~>ted ThursdaY at the Middleport RoadJide Park. Gamtl were played and prizes won~ Susan Stater, Norma Stewrrt and Stephen Altiter . . .Refreshments of individual cakes, Jte cream, pop, riltnts and favo;a o( noise-makers aod bal· loons were, Sf!'rved to tbf! cbild-:en ~y ·Mrs. Davis assisted . by M.fs. Knapp, Mrs. Eppley, Miss Kitty (.owe and Mrs. Icenhower aDd daughter, Ja n~ . l>resent .,.·ere Susan aod Bilh· ~Jaber, Norma Stewart, AU ~dt ~•ury, Jimmv Butch er, J eland Brown, Vir'linia Fi'e. D~1ores Jce{lhower. Da.v1d Jepkins.. Jlel,en Captei~a. Cheri Uayer, Billy Hv- •j. ........ . - > Mtd "df . "' · a eport ., . Aile. Lowell Pri-:r. wh.o is ~talt on~d m Korea, nnd hts ,w~fe, 1Trent?"· N. J., are il.Onouncl'".,"" . the btrth or a son at a TrEifllOD Hospital. ~h ey al so h ~~e a da•' ,..-hl~r. Kat"n. GranrUa!her is I. lf. P,let, Pomerov. Tb~ falh"• l .raduale o( 1\tictdlf!pt:l .. , l~lgll School and a former resident. Ill F·ileme» .To I. H' ,.d' S • / Thornton, Mrs. A. V. Howell, social to be held on JlJIY 6 at the Mrs. Albert :Youne, the hostesS Village Jlol! lawn were. made ori and one guest, Miss Anna Eber!· T~urst;lay .ev~ning when the VQJbach. unteer Fire Department met at the Firemen's Hall with C. 0, Murray pi-esidiii,j. · ) A special meeting will be . held , Wednesday, · June 27, . l.iol"" for tne Fourth of July .will made. The r.-"Jartrnent if to part in the parade at Point · Pleasant at 11 a. m. and wiU .Jiave their pop corn machine at tbe Meigs County Civil Air Patrol rourtb of July celebration in Cheshire the. same day.. l " : I . The Merchants• Clrc,us, which is . ' by the FirFmen, will on the ,parking lot acfoss the Vlll\tge Hall on July 15·6. tbe bltsinesa meeting ~hey •·.,. ... ..... ...... ~' ... ~ .,..,..,, to pay half ol the expe~e.t members who. wlll attFnd Firemen's Association In Clev<>land In ..... ' IS ()N·THUPOT, WE'RE . THER1 OM•ntE-DOT r Hope you nev,er -have an eecldent. but If you do1 just ('IIU U.'C! . Our toW-tt'Uek wiH be dis~tched promotly and .pt there swllt.ly. I ,Du1'in•l Rel' Fox, . . . . . anr al.l. . . .,,l.itoioii~ . ' .' ' I\Jolpvco•""" ,W.olllltco . 01 .....if.. ;:;j;il.ft-1111-IIO.a --:.:::..~-- --,.-..:.;.!;!11. .:· most pow&rfill oar.in I ~ell . Carolyn Zw;p-.n, Stephen and Stephanie Pullins; Denni11 Knapp: . Ronald and Caro1vn B;laRd, West Cf'!lnm bia, Wally arid . Jimmy Wharton , The Plains. Sue Rne who was unable to attend the ·Party aent n •ift to Billy.. • · ' ·? '• ·. ·· BIRTH ANNOUNCED · 'ii.. ,. l'HOilt 4104 . \. ...··-=.:~ . ' ., ' ·····;;,·;;;;.·;;;;;;;.· -\J;;;.;;i; Charleston. .t!r.e..sociDl. hom home · ·. · · :na,de lc_e r"<'llnl. cakP .antt corr~e we~e f\e rvM r'o 'Mrs,. 'Sa'!~r, Mrs. Sending gifts but unable to 1 ~QI"g!';'Mnw~ry, ·Mrs. hen Nt!ub;~ tend were Mrs. Dana tma. ptrll. Dcy1 Jly!~ll. _- Mrs . Jed , 0 OCICJ Vw ~u1h Morris. Mr'l. Webster , Sr., Mrs, ;~cw~ Stqnlcy'l r ~ , .. t•; . ~ith and Mrs, Par Mrs. ~4YD1~ Uolmes, fdrs. J . :Mr Flnal pl..D5 lor an 1ce cream rna !4 bit .l!ood......,, su,.,.aw,IC~ .II nil>d!tlt .. ~- Duril}g ·, \ l>utuJflow Bu•cl bvlida todou •.ltle dd.,a•t~~~ ..,,. ..., ooilwi s,...i.l. me.etln~. ' y-~. Jerry Davenport Celebrates · · Birthday At I J\Ll;E~ , ~,LII\M.IE 'rllere's a joyous ne.).. ride, too..rt .lle\\'.''~ \ . '•\'>:Jili steering magic- a new "sense p£ dire~ · , • lion» In your every handling maneuwr: . .lt> .• ' . , ~ ·;~~~ . ~ a.hall. I wll..h~rit.li,.4-.;; REf:RI~ElATOR, tv ~· Ahy HdME A~PLIANGE . .......... u ttr •' . -~. '~ - -• or . '·,. <.' ', , , r11eJ at iMbslonaryc! I .... ·QR.; '~~~~,~~~~::: (In \1 out ·lflNGSBlJRY f!l ROOMS Of tl ~ New Furniture ~ ·4 •••:. minutes I"Jer the me the mare they had a aold mine on tb~ hOof until the startlnl 111111 11e;, -~·•''" l~e maro 1r• tnihlld eantankerm.illly \n her METAL -··LAWM . . Itt...... ,... ,..... four feet of a startshe hn always re Jofused t& do the owner ln the past. I tell him he's crazy because my friend, the owner wou!dn't do • atrl}o.~tck \,IU..• cl/lat !Q, JD!\' ,, . Anywa , 0 ·a\ft took · W to 1 · small tr k In New Entland for ~ ~t,~ bil te11t. and her early moroln)l ~pftld 1"ilbborga~rj, ~· rail birdS. on tlie anernoon of ·tM1 Grain made an lnvtatme'"nt be windows for himself and 'for 'Amato in New York, .. t·not~~laln How tlron&. lfi wood? The NatWn.al Lumber lfanufacturtm~ As ~~DtiaUon IUQest.. that an ,i ndicat· ion of wood'• strength may be foulfod in the- result~ of 1 rerent toothpick test. ?·. "After all weeta of trainina:, the mare wut. .rUnnlna: so fast the ownar'J rea:U)ftf trainer refused to beHeVe GralD'a · eloeklngs. So I fi· nally Wen~ Over one morning, and eloci'ld b.tr lnyaell, right In front of tMI jealous re11ular t1 alner. He 1aftl It can't be true, no norse can run tbat flat. 1. · "f Oil, 1·'*~ 1. " recommended to him aa an honest man. Cu1 IUif"'lt. Honea 1'1 tell ·him 1 wouldn't l'lsk my new systems on my boy.s, and besldea, 1 don't •have any · Partner~ wlth m)' fighters. But •he Is such fl nice mall-flO lntelliJilent autl sc lentlflc- and so confident ~D hi.l sy.sfa.m I tell ~lm why don't we try It out on animals- hone• -race hQrses. And if it worts we t'!ln bet on the botses and 11pllt 1n e pronts. He says that wUl ·be perfect if J, can eet the honea." D' Amato ·had a friend wllo own· ed some Ceft-Keea. at .Red Bank, N. J . He lil'ecd to let Grain ex· pt-rlmen! wlth a gelding and a mare, both five-year olda, If D'· Am,.to would· pay their upkeep during ·the eliht weeki or training at Red Bank • "Grain did tM tralntna and J. styed in ~ew York , " Cus ~­ sumed. 'His interval system Dll he ealled it-aradually Increasing the muscul'r .etfort. at short Intervals durlnll ,eaeh -y.wkout- proved 'il't'ITY benefl<!lal for the mare, but the seidina: tot hoof Irouble. Station Racine, ()·I~ '.,. len HlllhU, companion Bluttnar being unabl"' to attend the Jltate<: u,,- ·it ~~~ed ,...... .. ... STOCK stall. . . , . , "Thai ·~·~~se bpY. wu ri&~t,l' Ctu . cori:til:l\1."'-;, "We ,b,rOI.lil:bt ~he mar~. bac~ to ~«J Bank and were prEjtty IIQr~ •l the o,wner; but we had no lt;'otqJda 1 for suit eyen thouab tJ:te e~periplent ba" 1eost w; .a couple th~a\ld; dollar•-~ "Now iUIDPliP''.S h,re ataln, and we're lookini fo, two more bone~. We knOw the sl'•~em wofo1u. But thl~ time will le11ve a ,gate before we Waste the system on them ." irig • - t 'fhc Middleport Cijb Scout Pack be. Held Sunday at lbe Cheste.r Scout Camp and those 11lteil'dinlt ,re t.o take their plrnlc bU~e,ls an~ beverage. Tli: JiieetiJII will : be h~ld re· qf c!be weatber shu~e the is lal"le alid bu two fire for heltirla A'nd ...clanking . I;D'eet at the First by 1 o'dqck and tra.ns'portaUon wlll '·lyers.· 1n .~amp -by oth~r pr Theme ~ .the Scout profOr, Ql:e p~t · I;J;I.Ont~ has "Rodeo" and thetr exhibits will be displayed. work: t>r; Clarenec councn: John Ulu~riou!l m~e'tlili ~ will 1'he Indians routed the ROO SQX by . ti..() rind the Yankees dow;ned the ~nato'r9 by a s('()]'e of lo.& fn the first olriclal Little Learue eamee played at Mtddle-pcirt on Tuhrsday eve ning. The Tndlans wr.re never. In trouble: in the-ir victory OV[el' the -...... Tbe prraentation wa' made hv llluatrlous erotmPinion Francis W. Shane of Galllpolis, I!P'Ind muter or th-e Royal and Select Jlu. tera of Ohio. Middie'POtf Cub Scouts WJII Htwe Picnic .'On Sunday - liidians' Yankees .. .. ' Wiii lrt Littl~ ·· Leagtte Openets 0 ed by1 ;Yz:!~i. Murk E:.vat:, eptertain· "Dandelion Dad'' by Mn. Edmund e~ the, ~cs or the Fore.rt .Run Orueter, co.nchaded the proa:nm. l(etliodl1t Chureb., Wednuifay · Durln.K t-he bUJlness .tellion evenln• at her home, Forett Run, 1evera1 c:ommunleati&ns were re1d I ' . . The new year boob were db! ri· The meetlftJ wat m eharir of buled. There wu a dilcu1sion oo iJ)e new . ~re sident, Mra. :P,uu .s~v.,ral money makin& project.& Watson,. who opened with a medl- which the clall!l will spon.sor. latipn, foll.o'we~ bY the, ·LOr4'• Refre~b m ents ol home ma..Je lee Prayer Ln "nlson. Oevotlon.s were cream, cake and coW~e were llerled by f4rs. pharles Baer who bad ted by the hosteu'es to tho!e oamfor her loplc. "Our Communltr. ed above and Mre. Eugene Forbe1 And The World". M~. John 1''. Baily, Mti. Lewis GroU.p 'lllnrtnlt of "Let the LOW· Walker, Mrs. Amanda Baer, Mrs. er Lllthts Be Burning" preceded Jaccb 'Baer, Mrs. Frefl Ne:~~. licriP.tUN . reillding of Romans 15: Mrs. helia Flint, Mr•. Olan Gen1~ ti:y lfts, Jai!f, and "jPrayer by b,elmer and Mn. Albert Bat>r. Mrs-. U. S,i Nease. Three articles on the topiC: werH 'lead . ''T·h e World a'nd ·Home eommunltv", M:r.s: Jolin Scott; "la • World Fe1JnwBhlp Po~ttible". Mn. Christy 'nd "Our in the I :------ ~~'::.~~:!:1:£::;:!~~~ I '14rt. ;Eve~e:lt Damewood 411llt· World", Mrt. U. S. NealK! . A poem medium the price ,field ... be . . ."'! . . I • ~ �. ' .. ' ---- -·-.,..- -------- Ohlo • Periodic ':Lelll9ion Gan ' Cause Nervo119 :Ills ., Hli.IAII N. -IIIII, .... Ul.DOK 11 • womu co.llllAed 1ap of 4e~a. lnae.eurl~J . tr. to bell becat11e ot prememtruaJ. tabW.t,,- faf.lcue• .sleeplei...n~ ..J tenlion. Many are DOt even rea.llJ or dl.alneM. Women may h::va inconvenl,eneed. mt]JI'alne or other types of headYet, thll montblJ baUd-up of acbq, . IIDilon 11 a common eaua ot Per~Pt the7 w11J feel bloated. fem&lt ne"Dlll dJaorder. An() ffJ• blvt Utbfll:l'tlc attac.b or comqu~s,b.e Tictin\l,~aelftl pJa.I.D of let eram.pt, bactache, ¥ill JWJU~91 Jille ' t t.Mtr .Wewar of U1l breasu, ankl e• d1itur • nan upon and race. and lov~d qap. Tbe1 IODlltlmN diYelop aiUn , lUI wli)- t.w. teelloa of pia- eraptloru:. AD4 GUlte Uk~lJ t.hty iun bWJ41 up lnUdl a woman u wUl ba.te a ereat thJrat and a ber mollthlJ period utara hu c:raf111g lor aweet.,. ben pual1q dof;t.cn tor hP· .ADJ or &11 ot theae symptDm.s dledl of rean. The.J IWl h&ft I!Liaht be esperteaeed b7 a woman 110t reached eompletl acreemea.t durlna: t.be week or 10. pdor to Generally, howeyer," 11 aaree4 htr monthly perlod. WIUl the thai It 11 a.qoeJate4 Wlth c:JC11C ~rt ~ tbe me.ueJ, h01Ferer, the honnonalactiT1t.1N W:ltb. ehangu 4u.ld.l: IU"e rl!leastd and the teJl· ka the blood ltnll or hormoDU slpJI. •u~ldu. The srmptoflls ~ered a maJor cause. eltlter dllappear entlrelJ or ah 1 Retention of water, a&IOClated a:reatlJ re11ned.. 'tJlth u.lt retenuo~ undoubted.l7 WbUe.., eatp ea.se preeenu an Pl&JI& Yltal role lD 'the dliorder. lMIYlduaJ. .J'I~oble~ doctora nDw MaDJ doctora .link th.LI water hi1'1 a dozen or 10 weapons to , reteJ:I.tiQJI 411'ectly to aome ol the help d_u tlDI thla ~~ time. qmpt0m. Of preperlod t.eft4o11- QutlftOI Alft) MIWEI iWeWDa, ratn J.D. Wei&:bt, ab4oml~ B. D.: Can arWety and t.•orry naJ cona~n aDd peJvic paiD.. brlp.a: on a heart attack ? 1 Notu.;es I II _.., "" J.~ &IIQ ~1.1. "'"" uca w: .t.Ye.DY prunw a~ ~"' w- el,.tSUltiO. ratN, UDlt.uarusa JMUWJibed. at 1 not. per word. o.:AU"&eG AOI rece1VtJO OJ uuul 01" ..... , 'mepbuot. IJ.YeA careull 1~ ICE ::REAM" SOCIAL .Mome-m.ada ice cream, cake JIIRd coffee. FederU!'d ChurclL basemeot, Saturday, Juoe 23, beginrung at 5' 30~~ M. IJ.20.Jtc t Woot~dT SAYI DON'T YOU ICNOW? - - - -- - - · Balwr'a will glvo yuu the belt Hia:heat Prices Psi.d for Loga-Timuade on funillae Ul'" appllan· 1 her-Lumber. Write tb.e Kri.eg ces. • 6-tt Lum~r Company, Wellston, Ohio. 5-8-ltf • II ) • 1t! 1 1'\.uto ::»ales 1952 FORD VB VIctoria bard-top coupe, FordomaUc, white witb red top, $895. Blaettnar's, Pomeroy, On.io. 6-21-6tc ~~· dasa o Bu1r tiQa the Q'D1P&oDu. appearf ID "'DINI.i;ln·to tbe ·beart mu.scte 11 ,,Ut!J wtfcl\1 pin bloetth7 a blood clot. 1 1 llli.J' ~unt tO e!lbt or nen ten Howtnr, these- thiD11ln theJI.~ •-~~... seJltl wW not produce thl• dla1 Oilier IJDII>Ioml ,....._, feel· ardor. .' . ' Poi'flet(li Mh.ldlepo•"t ha.s bel!n designated as tilt:! local Ul•;;ler for Scott-Atwater outboard nwtors. Th~ Middleput·t firm rr..ports th at a new 16 hor sepower outbourd mot or :.hat is a 1rtarked departure from tJ'udJtional appearanee or outboard mGtors is on~ o( :;ix motors in lhc 1956 ScottAtwater lin<" .t\_vailable "ior the first time with a choice Q( ck:.ctric or eon- WE STIU HAVE -- TRADE ------- - Floor Sarffieri' . Plckcn!i', Porn· eroy & Mason. 5-9-6tc --:::::::--· - -- ::omplele WIIE!:L room aparlmcnlK; 2 fourroom apartmenta, all with laun· dr.lcs and garage~- !\.. N, Bengel, Porq.eroy', , Ohio. 6-14 -tr a-6-tt ALIGNMEN't blho&ncin• and brUe aervw.. ------ - f-or :X:.ie · --....,...,--, --- Cipaelty ADd added felturea,.ou c11n't beat a New Holland Baler at any price. Soe us lor a deal. l+'ullon-'l'hompeon Tractor 5·22·23t-c Sale•. unrurnl ~ hr:d, 6058-M. FURNISHED AI'AllTMENT for rent 3 room:~ and bath. N. 2rd St M:ldc'lleporl Ohio • WlU rent rc~KOnahlc, Ph~ne 44()..M or 24- y ·- 6 Rooms house tor Rent, Conta ct For Sale • large show case. book Norman Jurgens, Children Hom c~U~ e, HaU I'I:ICk. Parker'a Rc11t· 6-22-31 p Hill, Pomeroy. aurunt. 8-22-3t.:: • ' I L - BALER TWINE, ruorantoed, f8.95 FuJtoo-Tbom.P~tUD Tractor Seloa. - 5-'IZ-- -- -- I 171 Help Wonted - - W ANTED-Bookkoeper • HOME with 7 level lots. Lnrge front and 'hack JawM, with beau. tllul maple .shade. Deep w~ll nnd jet pump, Located In Portland , Ohio. near new modern school and church, 15 minut-e drive to Kaiser Aluminum Plant. Pri ced for quick sale $'7,000. Terms to right party . CAll Hurry Swan 40i3 Portland, Ohio, ot' 6315-M, Middleport, Ohio. 6-22-3tc tm: sale - 8 room HOU.~E~~Ject­ rtc and Maa aood outbuildings In excellent coodltlon. 4 land. Muat be seen to be aotarC<:i· ated, Thco Oroy, Chester, 6-22-Btp phor, experit-nced.. Write 6AR-B %The DaH..v SenUnel. Pom. croy, Ohio. 6·20-6tc . WISCONSIN ENGINE PARTS - --,--=== Sale - 8 room MODEH.N ~- F4l1' {l-19-3tc e-22-Stc - - NE:~~~~RAT CASE 3 POINT HITCH PLOW Used Tractor Price I _ _:$3~0dn~~~-$-20-dn-:-:-~ Newton 3 Point Hitch Mower ... , $30 dn 3 Formoll H Clutivaton .....••. $50 up 1 Allis Chalmers Tondom Disc .. $30 dn Forman H Cultivotoq & Moweq $190 dn SPECIAL ON TRACTOR TIRES FULTON- THOMPSON DE LAVAL. NEW HOLLAND, FERGUSON and OLIVER DEALERS POMEROY OHIO COUNTRY HOME fOR SALi 26 Acres 6 rooms and Mndern ~~~ Bath, Younafi'Lown kilchen, Hardwood Flo(lrs, New Water Pump, Full baaement wilh l'~ur----· Hce and 11tokcr, New hot water SPAIItl TIME INCOME heater, 4. miles from Pomeroy We are looklnJ for a relhtblc pe on Harrisol'lviJie road. George BOD, man or woman (over 2 () Hackett, Ph. 826Y or 267 to · rcfl~d rollect mon~y fro m 3·22·3tc ow· N AUTOMATIC MEfl. CIIANiliSE DISPENSERS In thIa county. NO EXPERIENCE RE· 19 Business !Jpportunities Miles S. Crou, LOt. Sutton to El..!lie Cross. Ashland Oil and Refining Co .. nsement, SUtton to Meigs County Commiasiooera. Ernest F. and Iva P. Powell, 211\ aCl'es, Salisbury to Cb.arles and Leona . Karr. Charles Karr, one half Interest, one tract, Sallibury to Leona KaJT. Char'e5 RuaseH, sheriff, one acre, Salisbury to C. L. Arnold. C. L . and Edna M. Arnold, Lot. Salisbury to Hallle Crou. Louis B. Vaughan, Adm., and · Lu~lnda Arnold, deeeued, 87/160 acres, Salisbury to Ha'lle Cross. E. E. and Lorfiltta E. Kaiser, parcels, Bedford,~. to Catherine Phi!Upo. I. G. Fleming, deceased, affida· ,-lt for tre:n!fe!', Rut!•nt.'l , to Eva FI~ming, Nonlila Roberts, Brlnch Fleming and ·Martha r.eminll:. ;., ! C.:ompany Phone 94 Pomeroy f'oreh Valance, roil U(' porch .shadea, Clnth awninp, E~cotrlc fans all kinds. Free lnatallatlon. Dale Wlppl'l Supply, 2UI Un· Jon A11c., Pomeroy, Ohio. 6-1&-25tc ----H. P. Rot<J Spader, like new,l very I!IG•Jonablc-, Call 3.10-M. 6-18-0t<: - --· .... - --Garden Hose, ft. and GO 21,2 ...._ ,. ft . len1th1. Fr~kers P:umblna Shop. Phone 483-M Pomerley. 2f 6·111-8tc - ------FOR. SALE-Sunray 4 burntr B(ll· <201 .;:,% 4-20-StP ' ' .. -NIIGLIR -- & CLIIK GARAGI Call on us for car repair and weld· ing servlct~, Racine, Ohio, O~ ., . ... I . ' ' 010 YOUR , P..UNT PUNISH YOLJ . 1950 PACKARD ~ •• , •• ·~· ... , • 199;00.' .' . ' 1950 CHRYSLER .. ,., J, ....•.. 465.0Q . . I F.QJ?:· 4 doo, Automttlc trtntmlstlen;· M..ter, SMt ,:evers O.rk grHn flnhh, HHhr, ,_..,_ 4 -ftat.· · ' . ~erN9t . -, . LATE,- NANCY f · 4 .• ._c.. 115 I, heond It, ,.,......,..Ohio - PRieEI) TO PhoM 61 ----- Superior Service Quality Merchandise Reeaonably Priced Trevy·Finsterwald Funeral Home -· ·· - WE HAVE THAT DREAM AUTO YOU .HAVE BEEN LOOKING'i . FORI i • 1955 CHEVROLET, 4 dr Stdan, k•dl,. .... ·'· "''" --..., lhtrp. ' Bel Air 2 dr. SHan. ltacUo •nd tl~, One Local Ownek', 1185.00 va "''vlltl ...,._, F'or 1895.00 1954 CHEVROL'IT P-215 CONCRETE BLOCKS 1953 FORD o.frtaNw. 995.00 ' . 2 door s.dan, ..... , • •. - .J Le11• GRUESI!& BLOCK CO. I MIIH North of Pomeroy 0.. Itt. U. Cell Wm. GrutMr. .... •~~r~ ... J953DODGl Club C~pe •nil 4 dl'. WM- RtcH•, Htr. •nd Def. Gyl"'ll'fta&le, Ch1lce ,., • 1065.00. _:,6.:_S.:211t :=''-:::=:::-- - - -RADIO & TELEVISION SfJIV!CE Phone 200. Clel•nd Applianct Sturt, Ill W. !laiD Sl, Pomeror 143-U · - - · ,. -IOTA.lll ~ 1954 FORD ', 1.2.9"5.00 . '4 door S.dtn, Rar"- .,.,_..,,_..._,,Clean. = 1954 PLYMOUTH ,' ltfveden C door •·~· .. ~ ....~ .. tikt OetrMtw. , 1295.00 t~C new"HI" :- . 1949 CHEVROLE't • , .. i • , ,' ••• : 3~;00, , .4 6o0r, Pl•tlint, Dark green, •*' ...... · .· -~-· . 1949 FORD .•• ; • , •·,. • • • , • . • • • 245lOQ 2 ct.or, HHh'r. ,· ·. ' 1949 PLYMOUTH .• ,;,, .•.••• ~ .... 245•0Q 4 clotr, llue finish, Hee&tr. 19.... BUICK -,g . · 1 ' •• "~ ' :.: '.,.1 ' i "'· ~ .· ." . • .. ~~ :!~ · -~::J · ;.,:,·····fl··· . · ~' ~ ' •• c...,.; 2 'i!W ·. · .· · ·'· ~ ..,~ "YOUR s'ti tii~IU ' I ! TO YICTOIIIA, Shorp .Y I IH.Io, ~ ........ "'·--c.. ........ ,.,. ._,... c.. • "·~===== .tled Gas Stov~. Exce " l~n.t ('Onditlon. Ad1m1 Grocery. f'houc COMMIRCIAL RliFRIGIRATION ~· 6-lf·Olc New & UK"l'd. Purchas~ yourr eqtup· ment wi1 tt local servi~e . Savina on Plumbing and as Refrllileratlon service HeaUn.,. P'recker.~:~ Plun'lblng nC'rr with (('r Cream ··~lon:~•' loc Shop. Phone taloQI. ___6-15-6tr turrr. Now sf!rvlnt this Ar~a . 0.;-new ft\IPIO COUCH. ~ver · Completp equipped J.r.uck fnr fa st efncient repair s"rvicc . ..,d. Si.i'O f30. Call 409-X Fifr Refrigeration, Middleport . Phone 6233-X. IJ.13·2~tc . . MAX WAR1l QUIRED ... INCOME STARTS - -----Business ~ervtCel 1951 STUDEBA~R: ••• :•. •;; : ~ ~ ·. 399i00 ' 2 door, Ch•mplon, Huter 11.t:ir#i ni •.. . j ( '. gist emerged a~ t ~~ _best -thPl)Jl the annual gun 1 s~oot ·,J~orid,uC.~.d at the Pomeroy Cun Club by the Md6s ~: ounty fi>h an.f.l (\aipt:, ~snt:iapon Thuplth!:f. Co-wtnner lh thL' nov let' (las:. wa:; Al:er.y . Goeglil·n . Swi ~ hrr. in winning ;pe t,Jpert clas·.f ~_Mol &cored ~3 h-1Ls out or a po s~ lh.1t• 7~ to ~a.s l.ly capture the J lroph.v 10 hi " d1vts1on. 1 Goeg l'"-11~ •hool.lng . in the novice rln."" won w1 th a 19 uut of 21 score to ,capturt' ,L,h.c, othet· ,tropt\y \ "e won ~n a _shoo! off uVt>r Teaford whll ~1 c U h1m w1th a 43 111 previOUs r~~fors. tban ::lij.Q ~;~rp , .iP, ·t,be ' has 3 nuRibPr of ' fca.tures eontri-buting t~ vihraJion-frc~; ~Oist> deadenin. , oPeration that make. it the. quletfsl molot m. ~r near' ,tis th_at att:nded thE! ~e~fiviU~ ~~ ~O~.Sepo~~ f !Pge, OffiCUiL!: ~f tb~ the heavy clownfWut of ra:n J..a.te nrrtt saJd. , · . . , in the afternoon. other mqtors m ·the hne, are Among those ,in , a,ttendance the nt'w 33 horse~o we~,. . mod~. the s hooting matches were five most pnw~#u l twm-cylmder ou1- members of the Ohio Wildlife Diboard yet devflopetl;' a~ th~ .lq, villlon, They were: liee ltoach, 87:.5~,~5,:a~n=d~3~.6=h=o~"=· e~p:ow:;:e:_r mo~l·ls. slstant ehi~f; . Earl . Kip~. .. law ~ - ~ · - ...., - -. ~nforoement officer, !»St.rtL<t 4:, _ ...... ;. , Athens: Ben Swartz, law enforceritent oUi~ . District 4, Atheu Merle McCormick, la,w enforcement o_tf'c~r . ~is_~ric\_ ~. G~ll~a , Cou~ty ~~.K~qnelh :X:9rTJiJPsen,_gamd·Pi'& teetor of dallia County. 1955 FORD ~ }~. ;/•' .· ,. IMMEDIATELY. About 8 to 10 hours wor'<: per week lo l'lla rt. Income can run up t.o $400. 00 to $800.00 monthly, wltn. prusl bilily of taklilg over full lime, i n· cumc increaMna: aceordlns:ly. To qualify applicant must ha11e c l'C{er('ft('Cs and $075.00 up to$1,250.00 working capital, which Is secured by inventory, W will allow liberal financial •ulatancefor ocx.pansion. Jl'crr Interview, write a:ivini full parUculars, name, •ddress, aa:e and pltltne number bo AU., Mfa:., Dept. 339, 12220 Trlst.ett Road, Cleve6.21 -ate land 11, Ohi(l. ·· '• - . .•• R..n.• ..., ~- Porl8 and Service MEIGS EQUIPMENT 1952 STUDEBAKI"- •• • ~ ·, ~ • ; ~ ••• 399;00 · 2 dC"Or Champion, HMhr, SNt Covtrt. vention~J Lc:i\.a 101 a,nd 102., Mlddle'b~Jr~ to H. W, and Edna "L. Cr01g . 3 YEAR FINANCING ON NEW EQUIP. -~ HOUSE, furnished or semi-bath. Call 5 ROOM Hou~>e l<'or Sale in Sugar•Run. ln.turmativn at 1~7 Buncmut, l'omero)' . 6·11-l:Mp ---,-...,.-· { l•temaHotwllJ ... ,George L., June and Clar-' Hays, .tH1cJtelt'1 t)atety ~acvk--.w.• Mirabie rfurnishrd apantmcn.t on .M1uu Street, Pomet"O)', Obio. Gra-yel Hill in MlddJ£~port, Cali 61 '7cJ.J. 6-14-6tc \'J) hairdo. 2 Yecar Financing LAND TRANSFERS On Used Equip..tt!:'t · £ f~e X. DOIXJJN'LUIOU'rll DEAf... INGLISH ACTIISS B~ whoae daring COWIUI baYe caused eome chlD·wa&'Pi• 18 shown arriving for p~v of "Yield to the Night.. ln a London th..w.ter. Note ber unuaual FEVER L H. RAWLING SONS CO. - 2' FOR RENT: Wall Paper Steamer Jili.S. . &!q J"atarM ... die& lA, .... Th e Mi!lropolitan Aulo Sales in -=-=-.,...-·-· ·-·-- - auw- Wreakcr Service. Day l'twne tl221. Nl.&bt Phone twalJ. .lN. Distributor l'l '' Wayne Swisher Named Here For Avery Goeglein Win Trap Shoot Outboard M6tors Wayne Swisht'r, di'ui- For Rent 1953 CHEVROLET -'AI ton Panel &leepina Room for '----Rent. Phone trllck, $6911. Bhtettn11r'·H, Pomeroy 20. 6·14-6Lp Ohio. ____ ------ .. - ---6-21-titc Hou&e for rent---4. rooDll and 1953 FOiw ~~ ton Pickup t4'Uck, 'bath wi1h b11sement on Uneoln -rxlra abarp, $895. Blacttner'•, HeJ.gbt..s, call 463-Y after 4 :3~ Pomeroy-, Ohio, ' 6-21-6tc or SPC Mrs. Tracy Whaley at County ' Trcuurer's office. 1955 BUICK Century Rivlera d-10-4tc dynaooupe, PQwer &teer.Lng, [low, ~98. Blaettnar 'll 1 Po me. roy, Ohlo. 6-2 l-6tc For Rent- 3-room a pa r1-ment a.nd hath U11Uties paHi. 356 N. 4th Middleport. 6-16-6k 1004 CHEVROLET 4-door sedtm, utra guod tires, •996. l:Uae ttLadders, na<'s, l'omc'l'oy, Ohiu. 6-21-6tc FOI' renr.-iUUioaloo aoarda, D~ Clntbl. Scaffold -· Clinton Flsber, Middleport. 19M PON'nAC Delux 8 cylinder Phone 6286-X. 11·1-d 2 door sedan, $995. Bladtnn r 's l'omeroy, Obio. 6-21-6W For ~ent-Electrle wallpap~ •teamer. CUnlon FJshw, Mlddl~p(lrt, Pil. 6285;-X.. 11-1-tl (!) 1$ 1 Auru :,erv1ces I wome11 - We want used farm mar,.b.inecy. Fu1ton-Thompson Tr~K.--tor Sa'es, PomffO)', Ohio 6·7-lBtc It~~ 111o~:.~~~:tro ·~dc:~~b:~ lllftll'lrll trcnh tile eause.s for the heBrl condition t.bll t.IDIIOn pin qp to two lmotnl u eorcmalJ thrombO•Is. Po\1lldl durlDI ihe week to ten Tbk Ia a dlsorder lD Which th~ MAt I SUNSET '!ATION• ... ' . . I �' > •• '"he Doilv ~,!!__nel, Eight ' - ---r--------------•Mrs. ClaytonWIJHe Honored I Two Are Given - "r l • J!Qge With Btldol $bower Wedne~day ' Grange Degree ;'.~ .:~~.~:;;";~::h '~:,', ~:"~;~~ I • ·~,; ' ' :ieanor s. Scbaaf, Mlddlor<>rl Society Editor- • Nuptia/ Vows Exchanged On Sunday June 77 1 Ti :b•c"r"t;,MF• ~ak.h, - $195.00 Specials 4 1948 Chevrolet ldr. . • . 1948 Dodge 4 dr. 1947 BuJckSuperldr. : 1947Plymouth >' 1949 Mercury 4 dr. 11dan 1949 Plymouth 4 dr Sedan 1949 Hudson 4 dr. 11dan 1949 Ford VB 2 dr. Sedan $495.00 Specials $395.00 Specials ·; .1950 Buick Super :ldr " : Exceptional Spec. Dlx 4 dr. ..,,.. 1950 Buick new point 1950Chn. Dlxldneilan '.• pdpolnt *• t.-111 DIK. 2 leclaft lll&H. Llk1 rtew In appear•nce. We ve MMutl thll Ur IIMI MW. 1955 lUlCK • , •.•., •.. • • . . . 1,495.00 c,.. Dynadow: drl'ft. I&H. Full ftlulpment. L•• 1peclel --'VIera 1 than 11,000 111111... _1954CHEVROLET ••••.••. '• .'..• 995.00 1953 BUICK ........•. ,. ...... 1,495.00 I t52 FORD lhlr'fl cer. Low mlteite. Dyneflow drlw~ • .. •• • • • • . .• . •.... 895.00 fl Ylcterla Mrll te' cpe. IHutlful whit. Wltn red top. tord"omatlc • ' I I • •I 0 oo • I 1,1~5.00 1953PONTIAC .............. 995.00 1953 CHEVROLET ....... · · . . 695.00 ~,..,-. ~·IN ~NTIRNATIONAL ...... . 595.00 LWI. 2 t."to ••1•. LU '-lrea. ........ 695.00 1951 BUICKS ................ 7~5.00 M~eport. Choice of tht1lt fin• uf"l. Special Super I Ro.nfna ..ter, ' .. . . . . . . . . 1953 FORO . . . . .. 1,.1 ton Pickup. l•tn •h.rp, ' 895.00 ' 1951 CHEVROLET •........•.• 795.00 ' 2 ton Lwa. lllfre o:ood 8.2! tln!l. 2 1~50 GMC essert eourtl!l wu Hl'Ve •='· ule, ••••••••••••••• "'A ton Plcku.,_ Ntw P1Jnt. ::=.:::t.!.i: ~~~rd~~~1956~~~--"T_.!BG.in~:-~1'110na~~-~-------~ Sou~"' · • ... ANOTHER SHIPMENT ~ ~EVER,£ 5~~~.- ~tiu~: KariM~;:"~~iea~~e::.:nl~!: Rus n Rad,.ll Olx. I cyl. 2 dr. Wan. W•'vo MrYicN thlt cer sine. n.w TRUCKS _, ' 2~ d1~ It ••• told. I No. 59. Pomeroy-Middlepo~t, .Ohio ' 'rile Ulllon hit !be . . tioa'• major 51:ftl produeen. of en.. 1er1n1: ilito a •eonaplraey" to lme ~ · etu.er to lltrike or ae. totdiJ u - j j l e - the Wli9n the hos~leS, Mn. Philllpt ·Mrs. Sad1e Brown to tboae above and M...... Lena Li.nole Rummell, Mils U::!: l r;;;;::;;;;::;;;;::;;;;::;;;;::;;;;::~;;;;::;;;;::;;;;::;;;;;;.;;;~;_~;;;~~~~-Mr!l. Earl Renllbaw, .:Mn. Osmer Roush. Yn. SteUa Gruetter, Mrs. Brooks Sayre, Mn. Norman ·Me· _ Callum, llrs. Eslle Moa~maa, M.ra. Mr .and Mrs. Carl Mattox and Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Gali1agher were In Huntington Wednesday when Mr. Mattox nturned to the hoaplt~ al fo ra medicJl checkup. Mr. and Mrs. R.at:k:Wfe took Miss . MarUnsvtlle, tor a visit with Mr .and Ml'l. ert Jlurley anrl children. The elirtea were dinner JUetts at Hul.ly borne betore returnb1i - thl Cpe, Pewar Ste•rlnt- DyNflow. Almost like o o 01 0 _.r .....,, • tow ~~--~--~~~~~~----~M~~~·~-~~~~·~·~·~·~~~~·~D~e~o.~ee~d2r~o~~~·~w~~,~~~Gf~r~•~·~-------------------~~~~~~--. ' ' I - se • WAR.E ... aunlered • brplsed amta above the lett "other two were · uu.,.....~~w•••• ,. ill the key I wiU I. Regular :$.95 taloen COPPO.CUD STAIN~,ST!!EL It"• Amatlca'• molt .dvuced ou.cboard-tinoOth, quiet, ·- ·- .- REVERE WARE SAU~E PANS week• . · Tbe deceaoea W.. born Ia Boby lnt9D DSatrlct, :M:UOD. Couhty, on OCto~ 16, 178'7, the son of the c;,_;--~:::~~~!~:1~':.1 Posse AMad:~layer., · late ·h lnol w. •1111 lillrtha J. Wiildoll. . '. .- Near. Wa~Ten enpged .ln farmin~ f~r sevtnl years until- U.~ conattueot the TNT plaDt on bia fafm . in the eady ~- Later; be . I d!Jalt ' la rea! ttltale 1u: ~..m.l. He\wu padood wl~ quality ltatu,.., And it'l youn oa CMy ~~ See lhla ~ board tuclay at: 595.00 ' Jli'. aD dMra. NtlP' daUghter, Ruth and Mr. and Mn;. are vlali.in& Mr .and Ml'8. Ginn WaJ. ac~ Hayward, Wit. Mr. and Mrs. Lll1Y R.lee · an.d ~mn · Chipper. have moved from Pt. PJeUIInt to ChelhiM. Mr .and Mm ~nell Parfitt and daughter, Jenny LoU Jnd friend . ·Columbus, were recent gueate of Mrs.' Hebry Hettne&Y and -son, Rob. 3.69 .... ert.'' . ~:AtSdtool : FORW To A Carefree Va~tlon Why .Hot Drive Into MEIGS MOTORS ForA VACATION-MOTOR . CHECK·UP ~ Hqppy Go sOfely. G~ ~omfortabiJ. , . ·Gfr,·YOUit Mg' r•R VACATION . . 10DAYE - "'~--Reme~~r~M,.~ ~or ~rts Plus ~killed · -... I shop. 1955-"BUICK ,....•..• : ...•.• 2,595.00 I A I ..... ' . . . . . . . . 2,195.00 2 dr. Seden. l1eutlful TurquMN with whitt Lop. 4 • · Wll'l. l.tra tlld tiN&. Week"*"d speciaL lu~t~r 4 llr, ....... 1951 Ford Dlx. VS 4 dueil 1954 FORD ~ ..... ped............... James The halt~- luvi,t!&dl tblrty.. -·~ •-... ' The Ja1t mHtiDI of tbe ewTent two mem be 1'1 an d one .. ..-.~,""' year for the Child Contenration dra Miller, to the dining ro~ for __... a delert coune precedln& tblt proLeque WU held Th-y cwwnc . . 1 -m A pink alld: wblte color """""' -a..... , when they hid a wiener 1'0&8t or •·- ' eme w.. uled (or the table deepr. their famiUes at the CIJYbankl atiODI and bostesaes were Mn. H. Speedway. Mn. Lewis H. Sauer M. Orou, ),fq.. Cl.fde Wlnebre• has been president for · the past n.er, Mr.. Hlt'Old Chase, Mrs. CbU'year and .Mrs. J'ames Pullf!D will le.t Lewi•- ·Mrs. Delbert Bftc:t.el'. t>e in chart:e of tbe ~xt meelina:. Mra. Jkm:ter HyJeU. , . . )Ire. Shirley MUla w~o was. pro.. The ••• ......up ... •~ed playlna; baU! .. -m ch&'~.rman took the port ol ~......,. during their ptellie . aDd t.bole pre.a.-bur ~-•-ey In a --reDt 'Scout" · t .M d u- Sauer lld ~n uuw.,· u sea were r .aa .,.....;-. a . program and awarded prizes t& ebildren, CArol.yll. LOla Aan and eacll of the eontestanta. FolllowJD( Gflorle Mr .and "'"- Denver Net- tbe televifdon. show program the 10ft and Linda nd Donnr, Mr. and sponsors introduced tbeJr cont-eatMr11. James Pulte~ and Sulln, Step- anti: Mn. Wlnebrenntn" presenthan and Stepharue, Mr· .and Mrs. ed Mn. Paul Smart wbo as "MinRua5etl Wllav,n and C4rla and CO}.. nie Pearl" ung "Red River Vall-ey" leen. Mr$. Charlea Bennett sponso~ Mra. MUJarcf \itUdj!rinut.h ud Mra. Beulah Wbite H "G1Jel MeJudy and Jimmy, ·Mn. Lionel ~ie" who sana: "The Boatoa Bona, and Joy, Jeffrey, Dan.lland Fancy", Mrs. WllUa Anthony ln.. trodu~l\lra. Charl-es White aDdJimmy, Mr. and Mrs. Robert SC!h~ moll and Janlce,.:Mr .and lira. Ricb- Mn. J;?h.n Lf.C?ns "The HottentOt Chamben ·and Eric llt. and. Silten who sal\lf an· oriefnal vep Dan White iand Barbara. Tom aiOn of "Sixteen Tona", Mrs. A. R. Kelly, Paula --•-, . a-• Dla. . PulleJU presented Mrr . . Georee Me-·uu Cri-eU. Gbee wbo was "Gretchen Kape,.. •• blutfer" a Swila: yodeler. pa~nb, Mr .and Mrs. Donald lef-t today for Cleveland w:lieJ~e 1th~ wlU spend the week-end with Mt. iUd ilrL"""ii. Duke Blttler th~e ehUdren. Shennan MPls i!!pendln@ the weekend with paternal Jrandparents, Mr and Mra Shltley Mll\1· John Bacon, «on of Mre. Jolm Baeon is at-?t::~;~~~lv~~; alty for two weeks 111 SUiilmer Mush~ Workshop. a member of the Middleport and accompanied Stephen Gen.e Crooklr and Shll"'a Jone•, who ·are also attending thf! Wort· VI SuniiMr COnv. Cpe. Fordomltlc • ExUa cleen lnslcte •net out. RJyler~t proyer by Mrs. Harry Houdo . .........,. ..., llholt ·' Blrthdayo ol Mro . Allon Hugheo, Mn. B. F. Pannalee, Emma Mat-- Thursday ·Evening a··.-. I 1 -..a _ 1 ' - Cynthia MHis, wbo has had tbree her grand-- 1951 Chev. Dlx 2 dr aecl. 1955 FORD ' Century Mn. Clifford Pbilll"'• &be new preaiden•., proel uau ... -' when'~...WSCS WJ'I' of the Mi~r&'Yllle Methodist eburch rnet Wednesday e.enilli at the -c:hurch. Group sl.nglq of Love Llfted ~e" opened the! ~tin& foUowed. titb pr&)'.er by Mn. Otto lfarten.. "bach, The hymn "Standlq On The l a es" p-~ed ••· -•"1 .-n~.~u •._""q,l '-"C - v.. r -•ve -·41"" of R-'u ~~~~. .. _. ... .,..... - Mrt. Bradford Maag ~ad a poem. "Li~· eriDg'', aft.er whic-h eaeb memtier present recited I poem learnrnf, dPtittg IJCbool dl:f!. A d\lfl, ''Back of the Clouds'' by M"' 8~ and Mrl Adolph G.rueser conetuded Ule program. ' During the business aetslon It wu voted to- .end a dehaate to tbe meeting at Lancaster camp cround. Cook books. whieh had ·tieen ordered were ~'-lributed to 'uo tbe member•. A d d social rooma. Mrs. Raymond Lumaii. prealdent.. opened the meeUDJ w,ith a pOem "Friendlhlp" and after 1 .. perJod of lilent _pnyer. M'TI. Wl1ll:t AutbOny Pft the openinl prayer Mrs. Iva TUrner conducted tbe cleo 't'IO&Ional aervire wbleh included. . Scripture Vertell, 1 read.lq "CIIriY Your c....... a poem "What ~enT" ' day measles, lA mother, Ml"'. R. 195 I Pontiac Dlx 1 drsea. 1950 Ford V8 2 dr Sedan extra nice . doctor. $S95.00 Specials 1950 Iuick Spec. 2 dr. Sed 19541UICK •.,••.• , •.......• $1,695.~ y. 1949 Buick super 4 ilr sed. 1950 Ford VB 2 dr sedan 1949 Ford 2 dr VB Sedan 1949 Mercury l dr dlx atd. 1951 Stud VB 4 dr. Sedan ._ wscs Meets $295.00 Specials I •- SOCIETY Groud Floor Lo<atlon For Your CoDvenlence I • MIDDLEPORT. USED CARS AT LOWEST PRICES EVER I 0 5 I1 ~tbodist ,'m"da.Mndr. the bride and bridesmaid, wore a pnle pink dre!IS featuring high . neckline trimmed In white braid und Mark of Ft. Lauderdale, Fla. 11r.d white accessories, She car· ri£'d 11 nosega)l of multi-colored dd:.;ies. Miss Shirley Bue-hanrm of Parkershurg, niece of the bride lig hted the candles. Charl ~s Pickett, Hollywood, Fla. brother or the groos gerved as M•. .and Mr11. Clarence Kunze bc:;~t man and ughers were Bruce (Hazel Root), Columbus are vlalt· Roach, Athens, nephew of the ~ng her mother, Mrs. He-z Root. Mr . and Mrs. Lewis Koehler and daughters Carol, Nancy and Connie, Bryo~, Ohio, are visltinl his mother, Mrs. Lewis Koehler. · Mr. and Mrs. Philip Bailey have returned from a vil;lt with his: people In North Carolina. Mr-s. Noah Haskins hu r«elved: word tbat her broth«. -1Cime ~t~ thews. Ia -recovering 11lowly at Vnt. vcrsUy hospital, ColumbuS; a:fter a :severe br:art attack. . Mor'l"l'S Mr. and Mu. William took Michael Morris, Ahm Watlace and Jam~s Miller to Camp Pr«Pmont. near Pi('dmont, OhJo ,this 1)alrt Monday. The boya are attending the Junior I Camp of the Presyterlan Cbmch this week. They w~U come home Sunday with Mr. aDd Mrs. DwiJl:ht WaUace and son, Bruce who will spend the weekend in McConnelsville and l,io~~··~~to~ Camp Presmont Sunday 1 Dr. J. J. Davis an~ Diane, visited hla parent~ Mrs. Glove! Spires, Peebles, ~=.~;I Tui!!day and Wedneaday. Dr. D was a paUbearer at the funeral C. L Young. a pharmacLst ln Pee-bles, who was an old friend f)( the OVER 60 BETTE.R BUY $99.00 Specials MfMfSVI • "JIre I• . i s·Impson o! Sunday afternoon groom and Howard , ' June. 17 ' . at Pomeroy. half after two o cloc}t, Mlu Elotse "trs. Milhoan , mother of the Fay Mtlhoan, daug-hter of. Mr. and " t• br'.de wore a navy blue sheer Mrs. Albert Mil. . oan, ·Mbe 1ddl epor Gl dro· • with navy ac.::e:tsrnier; and a became the bnde of Ra rt en.,., r~y Pickett •. son of Mrs.. H. B. white carnation corsage. Mrs. Pi~ Ptckett and ~h~ late Mr. Ptckett. kett wore a light blue dress 0 The weddmg took pla~e at the sheer cotton trimmed in w-hite farm home of the grooms _m!Jther wit h white accessories and a corwhich wu decorated w1th ar· sage of whife carnations. rangements of roses. The Rev. . th ceremony a re Mid-· Fo·11 owmg h ld e for approxlmate-fo'red Gar d ne.r .. past or o f t.•u e .. Ch h ff t ccptwn was e dleport Chnstlan . urc o tela . ly 150 gue-sts. The three tlered ed at the _do uble_ rmg cer ~mony wedd ing cake topped with a minbefore an 1mprovtsed altar 1gh.ted ith 11oo by seven candles. iaturc bride and groom w ca Preceding the ce-remony nuptia) dlese in cry.stfll holders w~re on music was presented b)' Mr.s. Olive the bride's table. Assisting witb Ingraham and WilHam Markham, lhe reception were Mrs. James nephew of the gr(lom. Cnldwell, Mrs. Wad_e Smith, Mrs . 8 Given in marriage by ber bro. Russell Cullums, 'MISS Pearl Ran· ther, Claremont Buchanan of doph and Mrs. Sam Curtis, al of Parkersburg, W. Va., the br1de near Darwin. wore a ballerina length gown of Mrs. Pkketl attended Middle· urt High School and Mr. Pickett French organdy with ful I skirt P rp Hi'"b over crinoline. The fitted bodice is a graduate 0 omeroy " p featured bands or lace over the School. :-.houlder.s and a V neeklinc, front -,p.e couple will Teside in orneroy·. Route 1 where .Ml'. Pickett is I II lind back. Her veil of ny on i us- manager of the Pi-c ke tt rarms. ion fell from bands oI Iace nou·"'~t anL..., lor Coming from a ull:l rett.es which formed a s mall ·half the ceremony were Capt. and hat. She wore lace mitts and car· Mrs A L Seott and daughter, ·Mae, Fatrbanltl, _Alasril'd a white Bible topped with a Mcliis~ white rose corsage. k . MT and Mra. Cbarles P1cltett 1Miss Delores Milhoan, sister of . ~ Charles and Carl, Holl)"' ·,. PHONE 232 1 Wiener Roast Held· ' By CCL Fami'/'leS .n- one vv•• Milhoa~Pickett HOBSETTER INSURANCE AGENCY - Pb The Busy ~~ "ctaa of the Finlt BapUat Chureb made plau for a plole in lbe Middleport Roaddd.e Part on July 18 wheD \bey met Tbl,lt,tday 'e Yflllq ·at tbe ehurc:h ••.1.1 Pomeroy S oc1e · t Y F.ditor Pb.aiU!l 6244 .· _ _ _..;,;;:_.______ (..ucille Bea•rb S H a:yuns, ~:,:::~;:.,:::::; . :..;:::;::;:..,. ad IN OUR NEW LOCATION AT 225 E. 2nd ST. ' .. --r POMEROY, OHIO ' • Pomeroy Bend ' s... .• enttne Pomeroy-Middleport~• ..=Oh::.:.:::lo:____ _ _ -...--------------=Fr~l(l:.;:.:::a'l!!,•_:1_:1l::.:rte::•..;;;';;:'!..''_19..;5-"\f. First Baptist Busy Bee Class . '. ' ..~ The D~ily Sentinel . . .. ·-· Outlines Plans F,or A Picrriq · - - H_ D. Cuoolo]lluom aul~liKapple,l\lra. Gainor and Mrs. v _ D. Edwarda. · &at Gllmore, Mn. WUI1am Biker Pietu:ru of tbe decoration and Two candidates were given the !. aDd )lq. W1Uar4 ~~ enta-. the uoup Welle taken by MisS' first and second degrees Wednesd taine<l wtlll a allower, W - y Cheryl Ebonbachday evenin);l when Pomeroy Ben evenlaC at ber ~ Uaktn Ave. Alter the honored guest op£!rl.ed met in regular session at hoDOI'IDI Jln. QuWn Wbll• (Dol>- her ....,. liltt refreahmen1S ol Grange tho DAV Hall. 111 Parfitt) a reeent bride. •Hme ~varl.n eream, cake, mints Ciaarles 11Legar. worthy masteor A peen lll4 plnk color and teed tea eaiT)'ing out the eol- pre:;ided. was announced that wu earried' out Ia theme were ser¥ed on crystal "Rural Lifo Suud•y " would be of. the home whleb trays. Attending ~ those named obwv•d Suuday, July I a\ th• Bleats Of re&e~ thnnlghoul Church. II dining table wu attncttve above and Mrs. Harold White and St. Paul's Lutheran CTed with a smlll nton tn daughter. Rosemary, Mrs. Edward wel't a miniature bride aad arooro. Parfitt, M.n. Donald Hauck, Mnr. tast.eDel to a stat, •urrouDded with Dale Wippel, Mrs. Perry CarpeD- July 18 would b(• held July 15 at pink rose~. OYer the tabre suspettd- ter, Mrs. Jobn Leifheit, Mrs . Ev- the DAV Hall a1 2 p . m. The baking and sewi ng con-I ed from the chlndalier were pink erett McKo.lght, Mrs. Elsel'Steln. Were J' udg<d by Mrs. Geneva tests ud green weddiq belli and Mrs. LlOle Hauck, Miss Phyllis -" ond 10 · bak·Jng of opple No]. streamert. Min Frankie Wippel , Mrs. c. L. Heaton won coffee cake Ebervbaeh, Mrs. Hel~ first prize; Mrs. Floyd Spence, Gamel were played en Leifheit, Mrs. Merl'in Russell, bt'eond and Mrs. Cleland Heines oevenbtg and priaa Mn. Earl Oliver, and; Mrs. Earl and Mrs. Daylon Strickland -tied Mn. Jack Lelfbel~ Jln_ Hartenbach. Sending gifts but unable to at- for third . ln the makin~ of a sport ten<l were Mrs . Pearl Spencer, Mrs. dress Mrs Christine Lake won .James Priode and Mrs. Edward [ 1• , , 1. ' Mrs.· Chades Spencer, secBowen . Ond and Mrs. H •• lon. third . Mrs. Lake, lecturer was In charge of the lecture hour after CONTEST WINNER • ·hl'ch 8 0,,, 11·, , was held . Joyce, four year old daUghter of At the clrn~e of the meeting the ' Dr. and Mrs, J. J. Davis won a pair of roller skates through a b"roup adjourned to the social contest JPOnsored by the Brown room where refreshmenu or pie Shoe Comptby and will receive and coffee were served. her t:lft from tbe Shoe-Box who haadle bin Hood Shoes. HOME CHILDREN ARE GUESTS DINNER Pi.ANNEb Deacons of the Middleport First Tbe 1t1ff of the Middleport Presbyterian Church have purDVBS will have a dinner at the chased bathing suits for the ~hi!· Heath lrlethodiat Church next dren at the Home and take them Tue•day at &:30 ·P· m. with the to the Municipal Pool each Wed· V.'SCS serving tbe meal. A short nesday at 1:30 p. m . After the meeting will ·b e held after tbe afternoon at the pool the children dinner with Fred I. Gardner, Dean arc served refreshments ·before of the SChool, prellidinR. returning to Pomeroy. bJ - - Elu Gilmon S...M!D . - CHIC~·QP Mechonici Mdn,Safer DriYint · WE HAVE.A VIJY N.IC:_. SEI.IC.TI.OI\4 ., OF THOSE IEAUTfFUL Nl¥1. . · Ch.,-ler & PlymO,_.th · Cars. . .,l !), Wilbur \ a.tckland, Eat) .liurditte, Fred 'A~ndWorkshop ~.. "1•~1!« . Jllll -and Mri. Wattltf. · JIUJ~ial lloiiot~ · qterta~ 1 e,o!)ka at the Le· tha ~Oat t'!ft ~~ aueade&. · a- workshop Pleunt on I<!~ l'1J~~bl!l• · at the Ohio Frletlda l!'liy eill at lilY time at ~tat'e ''tt~~dl QD J'une 19, 20 Uie Foileioac FUn~l ·uume. lt Wta ·reported that over one ttibW.nd pen~ns trom over the tbtla: i.tteii«Wd , tte workrthop w,bi~ w•i held hJt tbe new Youtll ••d ,,i Addie M. Spence Ftuieral Service Buildlna.i . Wm Be.Sunday Funml · ierVI<oo will be held S~i:~~ at .I ' p. ·m. ltl tho Ewlnt F tl!o""' "fiif AOidle Mlud 8'1\ \i~ isled ii Ill• 4~ullit<t i,A, Tol~ ., Thlir• ' ' Long ,Bottom Man ls.Arr . , .... ested On Charge '. 47, Lon I Bottom Meigs County jail a charge o( asfiled by his time the sheriff's that Roy H. tak~Pn into aftet" he in court in· conaccident in which · involVed . bdol:'fl Justice ''~""' L. People11 on . ,.. bolla � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 06. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource June 22, 1956 wagner