http://66.213.69.5/files/original/fa9bf71c9c8619e832a5127de1e7781f.pdf e1e4255e37bbb95b06fd2a585ec1467b PDF Text Text ' '· The Da•lv Sent mel . •• I Young's Are Host • "I y D'Inner At Fami Gucsls wore Mr. and Mn. Joe Youn g Jr., Melanic ond Joe U~ of Woodfield,' Ohio; Mr. and Ml'll. Mr and Mrs. Joe You.ng Sr. en· WUllam Kitchen and dau,htf!r. tertained w1th a dinner and 8 bel~ted Easter Egg Roll at their home Sunday. The colored eggs, each ~umbered for 8 prize, were hi~den in the large yard for their Debbie, of Chijlicothe; Jlr, and Mrs. nobert Yatt* fqd.--cnUdren, Sandy, Kath1 and Rafidy, al Jaek- ill H kl son; and Mr. and Mrs. Charles ue e IW ns · . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pomeroy Society Edllor Bradbury a9d f~npy', Suunne, Asa Hylda Rlee . . . . , . . ... . . ...... . Mldd,Jeport Society Edllor ::;gr;.;;•;;;•d;;.;c~h.';;;'d;;;re;;,;n;..t:;;o..;f:;:in;;:d;_"::-~,....,i-. ••_d_M..,ary-,..ll~id;..d.le..:.p_or..,L..,i!·.....- L MIDDLEPORT ' SOCIETY ·FRIDAY and SATURDAY, .APRIL 25 and 26 LADIES WHITE COLLARS Values to $1.00 2 for $1.00 LADIES NYLON Girls Blouses • $1.00 TOPPER REGULAR $7.00 $1l.U9 PAJ .AMAS $1.00 LADIES - Reg. U.99 Dresses DOLLAR $5.00 DAYS DUSTER DRESSES :· ' , TOPPERS SiZes 4 to 6){ $9.88 Value • · OTHEit TOPPERS SLIPS ...... ·· .... .. · .. $1.00 . LADIES CAI•u-.oR S1zes 7 to 14 - HOSE 2 ' ,. GIRI:A, COTTON $11 99 Value $8.00 INFANTS LINED IRREGULARS . PAIR $J:~Q0 DUSTERS · ·· · PAN~IES · · · · · · · · · · ,. 4·for $1.00 ' . \ At Mills Home. LADIES ; CORI)UROY and WOOL SWEATt RS· · · · ··· ·· ·· · $2.00 Regular Martha.S.?uthern Is ·Honored Qn Sixth.Birthday SLACKS and PEDAL PUSHERS JEWELRY u.oo VA LUES TO $8.95 FINAL CLEARANCE 70c Mrs. Doqald Mills was - boste 11~ to her Cana,ta Club Tuesrta ~ evenihg at hef home on" Lincoln Street. Prizes were wnn by MriJ, 'J!>an O::blld& and, Mrs. Mnry Lou Bogg-:. A detscrt eourae wa1 itarved br the hostesi to lli<s. Child&, M" Boggs, Mrs. Jeanne Bradbury . John J. Southern. Mrs. Dorothy G.bhs, Mrs. ~rJn ~ Saturday, rrcnch, Mt:,s • Peggy ::.t.:hmoll an l' sixth birth- Mrs. Martha Gress. Martha Ann Mr. LADitS PURSES .. •.. · .. $1.00 INFANTS - .8.99 Value Mea'& lttg. U.85 . GABARDINE, SHARKSKIN SlA CK S · .......... · .... $4.00 ~EN'S SHORT SU:EVE '1 Lin111 Coats · · $7.00 ----Sizes 1 to 4 GIRLS - BOYS' - Reg. 39c 8R I EF S · ...... ·.. 3for $1.00 Reg. $9.99 COATS $5.00 and $7.00 lnfMII Rog. $1.5l I Pc. Knit BOYS - Reg. 3Dc SOCKS .. .... ...... 3pr.$1.00 SUITS ...... $.1.00 SP.ORT S"IUS INFANTS - Reg, 59t ' .$h59. -. 2 ftt:, i,$~.00 ,; . '" ,. . NATIONALLY ADVERTISED GOWN and ~IMONO : · • ·' • · ., • • • iT '' ,,, ·• ·wE s . . ERN . J· l · , ; . ¥ 'is:. ·, . Men'• - BH•.••..s-·~ · ~... " ·• ,., ¥tf,l~ 2 for $1~00 't,~ T ~~I ' ' ' . .u cKEh ··.. ..... '' .....$4.·00 REGULAR. HUS\Y'','.~LIM~'!' r'r' · J'i¥10n.· (nd PopUn,' Unlined" . ' leg. SBc • BOYS T·SHI~1S 2 fer $I ~Qo DOLLAR DAYS ' . ,: ·• '9·.; • •IJaby Terryclolb, ·~~eg, 58c • . 1!•\' ··%~·· J·1 •· . BIRDSEYE-. Reg, U .29 doz. Bl•s · ·· · 2 for $1.00 1 INFANTS COTTON KNIT DIAPERS· ...... , doz. $2.00 BUTTON SWEATERS Slzoo I to 6 - Reg 98o 2 for u.oo April 24-25 Bello Sl. John THI LOST :'(In 'l;'e<lmtcolor) ~ -of~GIIonald ..lleqon • · Nonoy Davll •HII,L~·Ts"·o, THI NA\11'" IWH'ITE ~~EET B~NKBTS, Rog: •z:a9 .. , . u.oo PLAID SJIEE'l' BtA~KIIJTS, Reg. $1.9~ . 2 for $3.00 CHENIUE Reg. $3.75 . .. . , fUO TQ1WEl.S. Reg. 39e • 3 for ·111. • • '· I ' I •\ . . An, y Withdrawal ' $79~u I I lOX SPRING $7P.-'O \[ ' " ... See The Con.pltte Li!l:l,· Of Mattresses· on(., Bo1r Springs In •Tlfe Fur'iiitil~ Dtp,Jirtmtnt' On The 3rd Floc;;, .ELBE-RFI:Los ·'. UNIFORM PANTS and SHIRtS TAN $5.00 ASet OR GRIY ' e' ~i.-" .', 1,1II' .' I. ' I"; t>' I ~· ' baked and ' ~ ' Ccmasta Part:):, Held On fu~sday ' GIRLS NYLON and BANLON DOLLAR DAYI (~ ,,.~.,. I • . ,. ,, ~~~~OP~k~~~j~h~~~r, SHORTS ·'.. .. · ·· .. .. 2 for $3.00 COST~ME " I Reg. U.89 • .1 ·· 1 I t ',' Mrs Lula Ruaaell and Frank Guinther were in Beverly recently to attend the wedding of Mbs Amta Louise Bailey and John Guinther aL the Beverly Church of Chru;t. They were accompanJed to Beverly by Mrs Oris Gum ther of Chester Road. Becky Allensworth, daughter or were business visitors in ParkI Mr. and Mfs. Marion AllertJJworlh ersburg Wednes~ay evening. was returned home Wednesday Clarence Lacey accompanied h1s from Holzer Hospital where sht> son A 2-C Larry Lacey to Poin: Pleasant Wednesd!'Y where he left bsd been a surgical patient. Mrs. Marth• Watkins who b!r: by bus to report to West Palm been visiting der daughters, Mrs. Beach, Fla. Airman Lacey h11::; :: "~~.,·!'!' Pugh and Mrs. Roy Me· been spending his leaye with his returned home. father and hi~ wif~, ?Va. Sally • Mrs Georae Franct:J, Beet'1 Lacey, Junior •·urae &:t St. Joseph slr:eot 11• a llledl<jll pa~e?t at Hospital, Parkerol)urg. ' the Mejgs Ge~<:rai Hospital. . C E. Smith and daughter HarMiss Jean l.;ama, village 1 tre-· \ ne Mane have as t!Je1r guest ~Surer. has returned to Jrer home Mrs Grace McEvoy Walker of spending severt~l daYs with Dallas, Texu/ Mrs. W-alker is thco ,slater, Mta. Erne!!! Jon~s aleee of Mr. Smith. ,and famdy, Columbus. MJ'IS. M~~cu~ . ChaiiJbers, Mrs. "i Mra c. H. Wise Jr , and MJ "1 . E Harley, Mts, Rddpey Downin ~. Stewart Hawkins were in Galh Mrs. C. T. Shumaker, Mrs E. () polis Wednesday to visit Mn Tewkibary, Mrs Karl Owen, Mn F;red Thomas a\ Holler Hospital. Floyd Carmack and m,other, Mr3 Mrs. Thoinas is reJ)Orted to be Steele, represented the Women '~ recovering satisfactory Collowmg Association of the First Presbymajor surgery, ~Ian Church at the Presbyter"' at Marietta, TueB~ay Mr. and Mrs. Edgar AQenswcrlb are leavme for New York, Friday, where the¥ . will visit thelf r son-m-law anq da1,Jgiiter, .Capt and Mrs James }Jartin'rer ' and fam1ily at Stew~ A:ir F<~rce Base en· ' Mr. and Mra. Ddyle Miller had tertalned with a dinner Sunday, a farewell diny. Br:~ SUnday: tOr Ml· April 20, · hio only daugh. and Mrs. Gem+ M:~er and son<t, Rupert Schrad· who left Monday f<lr San Die~o 1 cal., where Mr Mlllcr wlll be- I <; 'slltloned with lhe u. S. Navy Other guests at the dmucr were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mllier, Jacktr: and Jonnie of Columbus. ' GIRLS ·• " Dinner Party $7 00 Given Sunday LADIES NYLON $J.a·a ' GIRLS NYLON $9•00 pOLLAR DAYS LADIES - Values to $5.95 .• DOLLAR DAYS 2PIECE- Reg.• ii.9i LADIES BLOUSES · ·· ·· · · ··· $1.00 LADIES SHIRTS · · · · · ·· · ··· · $1.00 SHOES • • GIRLS DRESSES $1.00 LADIES BRAS .. · .. .. · .. .. $1.00 1 Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Meadow~ have returned to the1r hom e :n Columbus after snend4Jg sever;1, d41s here at their home Joyce Riley, the 6-yea:r-old d.au ghter of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Rtlcy Jr., was returned hom · Wednes day from Bo.Jzer Hospit~:~.l Joyce sustained :i brain concussion in a fall down the stai1'S at her hom " earher th1s week C. H Wise Jr., C. J. DavlS, GaihpoU.'I and Radford Jnge.Is, Mason I' ' 'p ,, •• �O~SeJt_. l A panel ol ,llv~k· ' autbo:illea vocatlaUJA'~iill\li'al ' will eommOIIIA>n •libie<ll dil<uJo. '"terlilPIW ud 11\lier ed by lhe '"'akero, wltb lll"cial P<,t io., ~!. 1 ~ emphQII on the relallon of thO.. Oil TO MilT The Past Matrons of Evana:eChapter No. 172; tho· Order Slar· w~l l"oet ·at Ihe Mrs. . Hirry Ir'OudaShel!. A~ril 2Slh. alel, New York Ceatral railroad, wlll ~erve •• . panel moderator. otber panel membera wUl include Dr. Jameo llaJ, direetor of liri· culture; Dr. Walter B. Krill, dean of Ohio Sllte Unlveroity't Colleae of Veterinary lledicine and Obio State Extenllon ll>"<ialilll Herbert Bame~ Cbarlet Blackman and I '!'ruth or Consequl:nCII fie Tao Dou!lh · 12:30 It Could B~ You Robert Hneaer. The oiiOclitloJt will <onci..,t a 1.00, l!lid·P•Y K•w• ., · I: 15 Movletlme 3;Q.O Matj,neo Th•all'o 4·00 Qu~en for, • Dq • Ia. WBAIT $TotE. 4:45 Mod"')l,~JlWl.., lt. 7 & 33 6.15. Sport,o ~· Live B~lt of all Kinds &.:211 >Weallatr<lll 6:30 Complete Une of Sportsl!lan's Tackle s:Go buinm tolllon In lhe morning, lllrUne at 10 o'eloek. A iuncbe9n Is oebedUied for 12:30. i· Airieulturol Exteno~~~" 5:00 CO~l. ~· ~ ,;_ . ·. ,_ 5:30 Spina$ Plubouoe ,_,.,, o. Hovrs ~:;~~: oubjetlllo the Ohio situation. Don Rehl. dlollltt man•aer, III'JeUiiUral ~~: ~~~~;··~~~~1:Illlll~hl ' .kl~ I Da.uy Sen~ei, t'omeroy·M~ o~ ~J81 l.,."f ... D1l~ North . Hlltl M5 P,M. Webster .7:Q!) 7:3o . . .; ., - - WAfnED -~:.~.t~~tORS r~;~~~:~t~J: 'l'rr•u•lh. POULTRYMEN TO PRODUCE HATCHING EGGS ON A YEAil . AIOUND •BASIS '__AI.E~S ....· ~IL·k:•ks . . .,.,•1, "; . ., ' \ • 1.; ' l fo " ''''- I 1' ' I 1 '' " ,.,_._,.ICIIOI,S, -lng Egg •All . . .I .WA.YI than ..., otMr ' ' Prlgram · .,_,,.....,_ ~,~ '.T:8.9M·Pscn~ '•'.SALIS ' ' .' .. ,' .~ I 'FORD .I I . .. AU FORD bAbY FOR YOU toar.auy Owned ltlil · FOQD DE~ONST.A'l'OBS vo·u ' CAM .SAVE H~~dreds Q,f ·, Poll~n, 500 VIG'fORIA·' ..., • "'. ....... ~ & 1 I . ·~ . TUDOR ' Fordomalic, lliht blue and white, power steering, power seal, tinted glass, rpdlo .~nd beater, white tires, wind· shield was~e~. !xcwentit~al~n.. ·~. 1 ·,., ; .. 500 .VLCfORI:A . • I ... '*,= .,!... ... •I : • ' •11' 1•8 ecolumbla * * 1\CA Victor - *' .•. · AND. POP.ULAR llECO.DJiifGS I) ' .. ..' '' , ~DIO ,SEDAtf.. ~ ·;~. Fordomatle, ' ~lid willie, 300 H.l\~ molor.~ t~dlo ' heater, while· tlt'lll, ~II· up tiJiita, liis tluln 5,000 !JIIllll. A dandy car. ' . . FAIIlLANE TUlia. For<lo!J!atlc gojd an~ wllile, ~~5 H.P. motor, radio, h~al· er, white tl~es; back up liChlf, leas than 3500 miles. Tbla • P4JR·L~tiE · · TUDOR Urea; back up • Ct~ePl'O . 111,_1,\IU+¥· . . fORDOi I~ one Uke new, • .. . ' fll'/CCI Imperial -Cameo- ABC Para~o~.nt, - $.UJJ Fordomatlc, vullstrea.m blue and, ,Whll~, pow,r b,.kes, powor., s\e~rlng; t!i4,1o· and llr!lS, back up light•, les~ t~~an 4,0f!Q'lhltes. • 500 • .1. FORDOR. "' •~~ ...b;..l F.A. ' ' .. 1 r, ' ' ' ·~ .; ... . ~ :. ; .,. -. WYfoUACH · ,. ..W.Y:. ToC'IAN} .j . l .~ .... ,., ,.. ... .., . �In ' . :00"-~M. : TO 8:00 ·- ~ ,-~ •t:.• 1! Aft~ . . ., -~~-• ~'y~ol-._ ..{ • "'c . r.tr~outh ·Buic;IC . .. 1956 EADilAC $~495 , .:J'!!.e All Nt'!' MOLibAY". " . '1 ~~rkt•i* Boats. CoW- In Today alldlat Th4 loiutllul Holiday, 82 Series Sedan for l!fht blue flnl,h. A aolld car, It li 190' ' Jull a•(ew 11\!l!t ute• btlhlnd tbe wheel will te11 you that thla il !be one for you. Fully equipped 0nd tho' twotone blue lnterl!'l' .look, u~.,. S'l! _for yoursel! why thlo Is buy. TilE HOLIDAY" '1 Teamed with the paee... tung B<ott-AIW~ter. · Outbo.\rd MoIOr Ia a eomblnallon t~l Ill Hard to beat.' ', $3295 1955 C~DIUAC ,Hard~p Coupe Beautiful , IUI'!JuOIIO Jnd white flnl&h. Whitewall llreo. Prlvtn by one eare!ul owner. ' Radio an,d ~ter. ' Hydr,mallo. , Filii power Ialita- \ 11 '~' ' ' ' 1 ' l!fl '.u.,. -·, to lljle our dlsglay . ot .the Point Ptoallint Boat' Show. • u·: An :~· • . ' ·,y;~; ~~"'-~~- -~ •Htajitul~i;'. \"i- $2195 ' PP!P.J ,f!l~'f'11~!lS ·' U~TU:, 'ltOO f.M. 1955 CADILLAC ME)'aGPOlJTAN· 4·Door Sedan 195.1 ~Fo,cJ t950 c;h~v~'let .J9JO . ~ ' Ford '"a~;;, 'flndO!fO, tronic eye, your best 1' Me~~~~­ 111~ bl1 ' blue lop. EqJ!lP.P• expect 1 Cad11lac t Beaullful ed. . . 195~ '-"ic:k· PeVDI' steering, • ' ' ~IIUlJO •. "' 1951-Che¥rolit1~5lCh~vrolet ·- . I ,. .· ' E Ill ~[::~:!f:~~~~~~~;~~:%.·~? �... o\ •• •"\ ..... , , ,.. I J. < 'r' ' ' • II ~~ ,' • ' rt• Due To Dlnea -- lteli A farm uld others •• d~e• hn!o, atatbtc for sale. 7 rooqt house including: till! the plalatllf, Dana Ginn, his be (or hearina M~tY\!lh, 1958. councillors hiVe decidet.J to ll!lil 1~------------~"':'"----·-"'"":-, bath, eleclrlclfl'. 90 A pulure, a legal rl(ht to and Is seised in JOHN ~. BACON the "o~ony" of recelvlna parkinv I : 44A crop land. SOme tlmbe!'. fee almple of the undivided~ part Acting Judce of Probate Court meter · violation Uakt!;li Stnting "On lhe Banu ollhe BeautiiUI Olllo River" Milk, school bus and mall route. of each of the followin& deteribed By: Dorothy Dtane Stark May 1 "meter maida" ·Judith Har Priced ~asonable. 1 mile off pareelo of real estate, to-wll: Deputy Clerk rison and Janet Raybur will is· Rl. IZ4, Salem Center, OhiO. In· PARCEL NO. 1: (4) 25, ltc (21 I Real E:srate quire Cole and Second SL, ltlld· Tbe following real estate situ· sue the tickets to· errant moto'-. dlcport, Ohio. Pho'IO 6036-Y. ate in the County of Mei&St State USING THE PAIN lsto. ,,. ,.l!liJA Tnnsmisslon. Really 3 room house with 1 and ~ bathi. W. F. Hawley. 4 25 31<: of Ohio, and being Lot No. ~8 in WHilE 0000 lATlNO is AN IXCITING IYINT KEt>KUK, Iowa UP-Cili Can be seen by appolntmtnc Practically New I Ule city of Pomeroy. only. Call m.v. 4-23-7tc Ideal Second or Work PARCEL NO. 2: Is Ntw AYIII.ablt Per HOUSE - 6 large room& And bath. The following real estate situate Lot 66 x 100. Double g... gc. ; room bouse with 14 Acre m Choice locaUon aci'OIIs from in the City of Pomeroy, County of Lan<sville. Phone 6386-Y, M;d. High School on Third St., :.lid· Meiga and State of Ohio, ~:nd aedleport. 4-23-6tp dleport. Sec Gene Rice, Hilltop scribed as follows, to-wit: Lot No. Grocery, 4 24 30t;: 275 in said City of Pomeroy, being room farm home, modern the same premises conveyed to the \Oit~.D Ennlllg1 Till 8 P.M kitchen and bath. On State said John Epple by the Sheriff of W. MtdD Phon• 12-) Route 143. Mrs. John Handley. , for 8 to 150 P,ple ~al Meiga County by deed recOrded in VoL 56, Page 39t of the Reeord of ~~~~~~~====~~P~h~o~ne~90~S·~X=·======~4~25~3t~p Tht unknown helrc, devisees, Deeds In the Recorder's ·office, Legatees, dlstrlbuteefl, adminlstra~ Meigs County, Ohio. tors and encutors, if •ny, of WaJ. Plaintiff in h11 petition allege& .N PRIVATE BOOMS . lace G. Chilton, deceued: Mrs. that the above two parcels of real Wallace G. Chilton, who~~t~ pl~ce of estate were owned by JOhn W. · See Our FIDe Line of Aulomalle Wuhen, Deyen. reaidence Is unknown; Irene ){oats Ginn at the time of hill decease, whose place of reaidence is Flori- and in his petition the said plain· Refrigerators and Ranges da A.,M. University, TallahaMee, tiff name~ all the bcira-at-law alld Florida, Box 207; Ruth Cassells, next of kin of John W. Ginn, deLepl Beversgea erved troni S:30 A,M. ·untO.Z A.M. whose place of realdence 11 un· ceased, who are entitled lo the · . ALSO known: Mrs. Harold Ginn, wb01e next estate of inherltiDoe-- of John last known address was Detroit, W. Ginn deceased. E. MaiD 81. Pomeroy Snaek Bar Serving Good Foed ud.Sudwlehes Michigan, otherwltc un,known; Ro· Jn his pclition plaintur names bert GJnn, whose place of resi· all of the tenants In comro&n with der,ce Js unknown; the unkaown the plaintiff in the afot-esc.-:.d de· heirs, devisees, legatees, distribu· real eatu~, and the p~:::~; tees, adm'inlstrators and executors, scribed titn owned by each of b if. any, of Ro!Jtr! GID!l. deeeased; in common. Harold Ginn, If~.,. place Ql res!· 111 the prayer of his petition, . Smart motorists depend on us for satisfy- dence is ul\knbwa; the unknown plaintiff prays that his interest in ing meals. They like our hearty sandwich- heln, devisees, lecateea, tltatribu- aaid real estate may be Ret orr to tees, administrators ,and exeeutoJ'fl, in severalty, and lor partition es and hot specials, brought right to their if any, of Harold Ginn, 4eceased; ~im of 1ald real e&tate accordln& to Hattie Ginn; whoe:e pllce of resl· the respective right& of the peraons cars. Fast, friendly service. Reasonable dence b unknown; Claude Giun, thereto, and in case partition of prices. Try us' who~e plaee of reoldence Is 632 said real estate cannot be Jl'llde Sixth Avenue, Coraopolis, Pennsyt. without manliest injury to the vania; Leonard Ginn, whose pl4ec value t.hereof, then that nld real of resldenoe is Coraopllo, l'elln· estate may be adjuded to one or &ylvania; Ola Gln.n, whose place of more of the parties to thla suit up• residence ia 1'703 tJ2nd. Stre;et, oft election as provided by law, Berkeley 3, Callfomla; Dr. Guy and in ease said real estate ll not .·:,. Ginn, wboae place of resl4enee 1a adjudged to one or mor«! parties 1269. 88th Avenue, Oakland, Caltf.; j to this suit upon election, a& proW. MAIN ST. - - POMEROY, 0. WII ham Ginn, whoae place of real· vlded by law then that said real ; I • dence is unknown; the unknown eatate may b~ sold, free and clear helra, devlseea, legatees, diatribu· from any and all the claim1, riJhtl tees, administrators and el~lttors, and interesta of each 1nd all tho II any, of William Ginn deceased; parlles to this suit. Plaintiff furth· SANDWICH Elvin Ginn, whOIC'I place of real· er praya that the aaid defeniJ.ants A Hamburger and Chcei!IC· 16 Jumbo Shrimp _. Served denee Is unknown; the unknown and eaeb of them be required to bureer on a Double - Deck with Crow's Own Cocktail heira, devisees, lf!~ateet, dlltrlbtt •et up whatever c1aim1, rights or Jluo •• With CriBpy Shre<l· Sauce ----- Golde!\ Brown tees, sdmlni.Jtratorl and ex~tors, interest they and each 1Jf them ded Lettuce and Crow's Own French Fries __ Cole Slaw if any, of Elvin Ginn, deeeaaed; have In said real estate or tie ftr· Taaty Sauce. John W. Ginn, whole place ot res- ever barred from assertlhf 81Q:Je, ldence la unknown; the unknown and rurtber plaintiff prays f"" heir1, devlaeoa, legatees, dbtribu· other proper relief. tees, adminiatrators and Said Plrtles are required to If any, of John W. Ginn, answer on or t.erorc the l'lth day ''I(A1rlr-llll)'' will take notice. that on Of May A. D. 1958. day of llli!T, Dan& Crow, Crow & Porter Hearty Serving of Hot Ham ... A CbHS(lburger Covered Inc fllea his Attorneys lor Plalnllfl Topped With A Generous With Bacon & Lettuce with the Pleas Dana Ginn Slice of Milwaukee Brick •J Tomato- 1- - Jt's A New Tarte(3) 28; (4) 4, 11, 18, 2&; f&llo 6tc • 1 , • . • • •.r 1 I= , , • Cheese, Lettuce and Tomato. Treat __ Try It It's Habit ' Truly A Sensation __ Mama Forming. -- Says Sol CLEAN ROOMS With Ruonlnc I . The ·Small Lot :.of·Big Values CLASSIFIEDS· For The Best In APPLIANCES TUTT1E 'MOTOR (0, Notice 1 •uo A Day' Up Prlv~" f Easy way ta eat well . . . fast! THE STOP THAT SATISFIES . ' . !li'ECIAL .., . W~ekl)o and MOi,thlf BOy's' 28~' bicyCle, like new riew apee'dometer. 'rill • c~'!P.· '1\<>~Jrt St~o:~t, !!iii• ; HOTEL ~- 1. · -l'f"':'(Oy't .... I' Pomu 01 U. ,.....,., M~. 1 . .I .•,;.. City, Phone SP 3·&3To. ~~~~It dl¥ hat~r.o1w f.!l.dG·, 1t, ~part~trlt size · gas ran;~ . Lee John~ ll . Rt. 1, ' R~~eifae , · 3686. •wedding Receptions .. •FOR RESERVAT.QNS Phane 396, Mn. Perry ALLEN APPLIANCE lhtwor or Tub Iaiit f3,SO <\ Day Up •Bowling Banquets • Priwate Parties Ntw Models Zenith TV end Radios Dumant Models . .w,t.S. HOTEL MARTIN POJ~:~Y'S . .DeSOTO PEAN1l'l'll • ~ ~ room~. fu~ilhed apartment pnd 5 roo,m ~!ffurnish~d apart~t. . Cali M& or inquire 408 sv*Jng Ave. . , · ~ iz:6tc P~t Pr.e· Ohio. i-23!ilttl• IIPJNT-,-Extonoi~n·&ajjet;, KOJI ', Se~oid Boarda, Diop €16tbt. · ClintoD 1'13her, Middleport, 0. ~bono 628ti·X. ; U,l·tl ho,a&. · .Excel,Lent !or cliU Sa~dle lnil BriMJ,,, $111!>.00. Virgil Teaford, Sf."t e.Use, Ohlor· t-:!3-~p ~ lots on Canaday H~i-~11 ·Co:tnin' 1 soon,, ii-ha HARD- . BeauUiul · · adjacent' to Lincoln Hlll. Qne, WARE mEK. From A:piil 2(th balf lore plots. Call 298-J ,(or ., • ll!Ju,.Mayo'3Jd, 'l'e'il ~ ~ispi~Y· appoiQt\DOJIJ..' "- 2a tit~ . lng ·a· whol'e' atore fu·n· ~~ famous IIA1lDWARE WEEK values . Pekinese 'P\ap:Jies. Mrs. WOodrow see ~~·· '· -:-tbe- -aame on~s Cali, 732 s~eamoi e st:,, )Iiddle· luted in the · of pol'!, Ohio. 4 22 12tc I .o•,,.,,·<. •• !. ' · .. 0.. Th~ Brand New .1. beautUul new apartmenta, ·\onfurniabed . . Suitable for couple and otfice space in the '11e·N Co.atf Building, Mid~leport, also trailer space. __:!hone 6~. . ~ 2i 119 to Baldwtn·· "4~rOBtonle" - - ~ -..,. - - ""' . ; <, j I Week.End Specials CROW'S DRIVE-l N Big '1omburger" 99c OPEN TIL 9 P.M. FRIDAY and SATURI)AY 29c At The ~utlond cu1d .Mcas.o:lr , FURNITURE STORES";, . . -. (Shop The Store Near•st' You):: Legal Notice ,. 29c Round and Square · DclncinQ .1! ,, '10B BURGER" SANI)WICH ' In One On A Giant Bun. "MUGS OF SUDS" · Deilclbus Root Beer . . . . Tempting •With Your Meal and for 'fhlrst. 29c 5o ' •••• .~.:: 1\iaaon, W. V'a. ·• ' ' Musle by Eddie FUe and ' T~e Shady VaUey Boy1 Enry FrklaJ N"'ht 'I ~;:;;;;:E~A:;T:;;;R:;I:;G:;BT:;:;:;':;N:;:;l';;O;;UB:;:;;;t:;:;A;;R;;;:;;;:;:;~~·;;;:OO;:;;;to;:;;;I;;;2;:;:GO;;; . ;;;p~.m.~~ I j 'l!t - 1957 PLYMOUTH 1957 Studebaker ., ' Savoy V8 Club Sedan, Two Tone Paint, Commander 4 Door Sedan, Radio, Heatet . ~, Radio and· Healer, Ready to Go, and Au\oiiii!Uc Trantm~Dton, ~al Mce., I : . . . ' • ' I ' ' .. , $2at· s . · · · . .~'2095 ,. : 1956 FORD ' Lo•a l!ollom, Ohio ' ·~ .. .. 1956 PLYM.OUTH Cuslomlinc 2 Door Sedan, V8 Motor, Ex· Club Sedan. V8 Motor, Radio and Heater. Ira Nice. Sharp. . I • St:atlon Wagon, 4 Door 6, Puaent~er, Ra, 4 Door Sedan, Radio, Heater ,an~ Automa· . dlOI Healer and Pqw~rfiltc Trans., lldautl- Ue Transmission, EXIra Nlc:e. .Sbowi· k· ' .'ful1'wo Tone Fllll4b· , cellcnl Care. ' $1395 . ' ' ' $795 I ) ~I' (While Supply La1lo) SIZE 9xl2 Reg. $79.95 Value SALE PRICE 1954 C&M laDCI•rt- . Lot Nii•.2 at ~ln~~ylll~ · '• . ........ . $89!~ , lAkER J' .. ••J • i' I SALE OF MATTRESSES .•. ' MI!:I'AL BLONDE ~t 'MAilOOAN~ 2 Beautiful Step Ta)tles 1 Matching Coffee Table WARDROBES !i~~R~::~., . ... ~~~ t.l $9.88 DROP IN·TO SEE US: Tredw ~~ . ' l J (§.Qfi#rillltl ~~upp ~ ·. ' ' ' '·. . ' • .J • .: ITRUCTUI!AL.I ~EAMI Ji:I!A,' iiiOt(.:_ METALS ; -Otti() ·,.V~L~EY : '' .I'IIOM · .I'510.INM: ~o. · ' , _ .. Va. Route z· I · •· · ' il~t . '. .... ' ,. :OOif!/G .. . - .. ' •· ~ ·r I > : I '. ,., ' ~ ' ' TALK '. ~P:@:~T.. • Are lllol\r ,\cceptlng ,Furnitill'e Trades On 1 ., New ' Mobile Homes ~.e i, .. • ira8sk ARE ,,. . ReJII)ar .IUS .. . HOUSE 'rl' ... THIS SALE . ' fiotJ8LE DOOR . .•:1I' /· . · .. , ' $ .... 00 SPECIAL THIS SALE 0.' :.r\~ ~:lihteal ~eraer ·I - .:.' ~:···I.NETS ' ·•. .Rei. $17.95 Reg. $22.95 •sus I I' ·:> UtiliTY TA.LE. GROUPS Repllr " DOUBLE DOOR I ~~ .·fJ,I~iTURE i 1 ' • '; ' ., I ~' , .f • Innerspring ~ci"re~s•~.~ ·. · . We Have f~~ltt.t ·~i ; .., ' ·- FULL .• • ' f• ' .:J( fM . ,' ' , •• ( Resular $a4.95 FORD FAitLANE Fordomalle with Radio and ~cater: None Nloor. STUDElAKER ' '· ll!""ft •• l!ilofttW .. ' ' ,Commander Model •Four Dr. With Ovcr<iri"!. A ·Sharp Cor ' Your• ~·· you . \. "210" Two Door. No Clean· er Car Anywhere. 1955 $811.1, . 4 dr. Se~u~ Hy~ramatle, Radio ·and he:ater.· " Llk.e new," etten fin. iab,.,and. ' )J ver:lH\nlear rterior' ·Bla~ttnar's, Potut.rqy. .· . 25 !he a cyl. duty spring,, $J!IIf Mfltlei llak· ' e·ry, Inc., Pome'roJl, OhiO. ' · .. 4'25 3tti 1956 CHEVROLET Two DOor •• Automatic with all the extras. ~ ~. jii~· P'on,tl~e = ene4-speed tllfiZ 1;1 toh tlh~iall>i · t..U~~. tranJmission and heavy 1955 BUICK SPECIAL $1495 . ' $1495 ,,. . . . . 1955 PLYMOUTH 1953 DeSOtO ~ · RUGS UOAL IIDTICI RIGISTRAtiON 01' IIIlTH LOOK Theaa ':over ' ..,..,..G.i'it 'rft' r tfJ''Qf"'Vft'r ~ ::dl~:~:~~~"hl~ Stott ol Ohio Mtlp County II Pro!oatt Court NoUce is a:ivcn that llomcr l'hil~ lp Ro111h fll~d hlo applleatlon on April 22, 19S8, peaylnc for on order for tho reclatrallon of his bll'lh wbicb 11 not reeorded, ailealna lhat ho woo horn January lB. 1891, at Syracuae, Same wlU ••• I .' WOOL Legal Notice f'. .• f:?-Q~a~sJ!1t!ls ~~~ · t o.l.i;eoy;Auetl~n~er ,. ' lnteroslcd parties may obtain further Information as to said ap. plieatlon by addre,.ing the Public Ulilltieo Commloslon of Ohio, ~ol· umhus, ·Ohlo. Hallie zerkie, db• Zorklo Tranlfor Companj (4) II, 18, 25; 3te j .~~ en. .. ' \ NDTtCI DP APPLtCATIOII Publje ~otlee lo hereby glv$1 . that Hallie Zerkle, dba Zerile Tranafer Company, has filed wlih the Publie UUIIlieo Commluion of Ohio an application to aMend con· tract motor ~arrier permit No. 744 by adding the following shipper: Colonial Suaar~ -company, New York, N. Y. uaing the followins equipment: 2 tractoro and 2 troll- D.A.V. Hon.t SPECIALS ' GOOD TODAY - SATURDAY . SUNDAY ONLY ' .' . 29c "BILLY-BOY" A Meal House-keeper or will care fo~ thll;. ' dten. Clara J~blonsky , RFD. N> 1, Lapg>ville, Rutlaod 2ito9., 4.23:3tC ' f '' ·' I Jumbo Shrimp Fry .'' AUTO .I . ... --- �j • ,, f The o~;entinel .J.,Piill.y'S;ntlnel, Pdmel'lly-Middleport, 0, April25, 1958 MUTING Boosten wilt 7 30 p Ban~ Drew Webster Post Auxiliary Meeting Is Held On Tuesday to Mrs J J DaVIs of Middleport of the was a gue.st and presented thP are ;uikedl prosrarD.t when the Ladles Aux1 t~;~~~r undy to be sold at tile Uary of ~ Drew Webster POst, Aut ~ iii Pomeroy TuesdQ ehcan t.eglpn met Tue,day even ing • April 25 TONIGHT Gordon Scott Bella St Joha "TAlllA'I AND THE LOST ~AFAR I" (In Techmcolor) - also Ronald fteagan Nancy Dav!i "HELLCATS OF THE NAVY" Stlvrdty Only the Hospital by the Umt A contnbut1on was made to the American Red Cross. Th~ death of Mass Katie Ebersbarb was reported It was voted 10 have a ba~e sale at the Kroger Store on May 3 and named a ~ The meetlng opened in ritUa' Lhe committee m charge wer "' utu: (onn wtth Mrs Orville Well MT.s George Mowery, Mra Paul prell,dent, preudmg The Un tl Casc1 and Mrs Harold Smtth was notified that Lhc \iarlous rePoppy Day will be held In ports of departnymtal chaJrme , had been retetved. A 'thank you Pomeroy May 2:1 and 24 artrl note was read from Me1ga Ge 1 workmg on the committee w11l be Mrs Allen C Hill, cha1rmau M:rs H E Boney, Mrl> Gerald Wildermuth, Mrs Frank Cheese brew and Mrs R1cb.ar'd Younl! Named as the nommatmg cot•1 m1ttee were Mrs \VJIJiam B11xter Mrs Ha1 old Smith and Mr::; Pt. Pleasant, W. Va. GeoTge Mowery April 26 Anthot\)1 Qwnn -qta a(llan <hHE RIDE a,\~K~ - also 1., Jae~ ~ ·;J!arbar~ ·t6~st-~.011 ~·NUMJ,ltl'' t' ' (In CinelllU<(i]!e) ' .. " LueJlle Hawkins Hylda Rice ·• ~ A " I Beta Sigma Phi Chapter Meeting Held On Tuesdoy r POMEROV. . ·- The resignation of Sally Sauer as secretary was accepted Miss Sauer left Saturday for SOuth Bend, htd , where she Will be a reservatwmst for the North Central A1r Lmes 'M111 James Cr11well and Mrs Paul Tbelss, delegates of tbe Mid· dJeport PTA, were lh Bridgeport Wednesday to attend the District ~ Contributions were made to the Sprmg Conference of the Ohio LltUe League and to the Cancer Congress of Parent Teacber Auo- Fund, when the Ft1endJy Neigh bort Club met Tuesday evening at CiatJOn th"e home or Mrs Lucien Poulin, Mr ~ nd Mrr. Clyde Moorhead of Fisher St Columbus VllUtetl recently With Mlsa Bess Sanborn and Mrs M'll Mrs Davld Ohl~nger, ""Jtce .,i;,l!:li•F Sanborn They were returniUC 1dcnt , presided llt the from Maroetta whete they had at 1'Jie trave,IJng pr1ze donated the funeral .erv1ces of Mrs Joseph Struble wu awar.de<l a former Middleport to Mrs Charles Werr~. Games Maee was taket to Hol 1 , Wednesday wher~ he 11 a medical Pl(tient the the 11 ' •ns it . ·t tne Wfother VeterrorCongressman States · Health Netessitates Action ' BY '/NITEI) PRUS ' l<ldor tn4 IO• Ohio Moolly (ftlr nluht wllfi ICIItoi'O<I lrtJI liicoiy tonltht, , Sojitfor ptl'lly clOUdy ch~ of atlow.R extrtme touth, lltjlt .lotnet In ltmporoturt. High ....., SO north and c•ntr~l and •round tlJ' eldrtmt south, low-- to- MIDDLEP9JtT friendly Neighbors SOCIETY Club Meeting Held The Oh10 Eta Pb,i c~apter of Beta S1gma Phi held thetr..rneeting TUesday n1ght at the ofbces of the Ohw Fuel Gas Co m M1ddJe port With Donna Jones pre1udmg tl • t o.:; ro• SOCIETY Mr and Mra Jeffrey Wilsor. Mrs Jack Robson and Mrs Jobn vlolted Athena Wedneaday with were guestl when Mra Paul Tribe, ~ pa• Mankon oqtortalned the Hotpltal, Canasta Club Wednea day home Condor 1 . , , . , , , , St Pomeroy Society Editor Mlddlel!Ort SocieiY Etjltor r. -' ' Bi-Monthly Canasta Club Meeting Held i\ r 11 C\l 1\G It ~ \1 "'\' 1 Lll t t 1 ( 1!1 I t !) ! lll i~JIJ ) . Representative Thomas A JenklnJ, 78, dean of OhJD' a Congreulon.al delegation m Washmgton late Frjday after· noon announced his withdrawal from the lOth Plstrlct PrJ· mary Races on May 6 due to fatting health and the advice of his phystCJallS. Jenklns, a Republican in his 34th year as the district's rep- JJ•r• ~ . AprU 28, 1958 ' ~·~"~'~'~~--·------~~----~~~-~~~~=-VOlt X NO 10 Pomeroy·Middlepor!, Ohio, Saturday, SINGLE COPY-Ic ·~~--~-------~--r~~-~-~------------------ -Move Is Started Tuesday Evening Dnotetll'e Thllctereiu fH I'JteltJ"i.. nll~l~ El<lon Kraeutt r, pret~Jdent, of D1strlct FoJr EVB Men, attenj:led a meetm;: of pr'e1jdent1 and com· mlaaion r.balrmen, Sundl)' ~t the Map(e St .l'UB ehurch, Lan~uter. Elmer Smith of St Petersburg, F1a ~nd Smith or Ctlaun· For O'Brien As Probate Judge F H "Harm" O'Br1en, form er M•. Caunty Probate Juds:e 1a1d today he Wr!uld accept the nom111 alton as Probate Judge and Ju YellJie Court Judge shQuld hu name be wrttLen m for th11t pott at the May 8 Pr1mary Elections O'Brien eonfirmed this monung that he had been approached by sever~! penons and aaked 1f he would ac~ept the wr1t.e 1ft nomma Uon In answer tn a query bv the Dally Senlinel today, he said 'I will accept lhe position 11 enou~h write ms are made t.o g1vc me the nommatlon." There 11 no candidate on Lhe bal at present t1me for the Pro bate .Jud~e.shJp 5mce Common Pleu Judge John Bacon stepped up to the h1gher court to fill tile unexpired term of Cednc Clark O'Br1en aoud Saturday that m order for h11 name to be wr1tten in on the ballot h111 name would bave to be written as F H O'Brien and an "X" placed before h1s Me1gs white m the d••m·olfloho After \i.e honpred her many .lovely menta were ~~er\red to tbo.se named atiove and Mrs George Uuehanan, r.t:rs Robert Ar nold, Mrs Elwood . Bowers, Mrs Roy Smith, Mrs Charles Legar, Mra ~e Tyo, Mrs Harold Lohse and a guest, Mra Phylhs Spauld ing was Refllc1hment11 the boeteue111 to Mrs. Floyd D••!f~o,; t.i~: O•rvllle: HOCI!C,. Mrs b~ng, Mrs Jea Buck,- Mrs Leo Crew guest, Mrs .rane Russell The May meeting wlll be at the home of Mrs Charles I~ h; hoped that many par.enlJ Wdl eat supper 'With the boys, 4iiit~gJ.n& a plcn1c aqpper on Satur· diy, l;fowcver, per• 0 i!ii)JI picnicking mu.st not bflng ~ookable foods aS fues for cook I ean only be allowed the. ".,., ' l'r~eocdo~g the Campllrc the C~mporee P•rade, ' ~~~ii~~' ! seoul& marcnmg to Uie, G Si)'l Du~lt5on. ln« • Since the. units ~amPin(J are Boy ' deouta and Explliftl'i, lhe 1 Cub Scouts will partletptote only In the parade, woth all units In the dis 1trlel Invited • to partoelpate All cuba are Inelllde~ In tht'lnvota!ion but only the rlag Bearers woll be lhe Grand llarah of Flags' " lfiey parade the'llags to a position behlhd the eampf1re to be ~ back ar,p, offlCiolly OPfnlng the C~mp ;JURING BAI(ER'S SPitiNG SALE Social Security Office For Arei Now In Marietta \'"i , • Mrs Kenneth Byers was hostess when the Jo1ly Bunch Sewing Club held a potluck dinner at her home Wednelda}' at noop The afternoon was spent In knotUng a comfQrter which tfle club will a:we to some worth y or ganlzatlon or family whr Is with hlin, Is the former Bonrue Badgely, Racme at- 1lcink • draw from the race an_<l leave the selection to the Ex'!cUti'ie Commit Lee of the Republican Pil.rty 1D tb~ tOtb OIStru:t wh1ch 1s corpprised or Meaga, Fairfield, Athens, Vinton, \ Hockmg Galha Lawrence and E1 BE RF1"1 DS .-DIUP DIY • DIIIICIOUS COLOII ' • • MIIIIJ T,he ~arm Bureau Women's Com m1ttee fo,;; the ~omoUop of .a farm tractor "l[ety ehe•k i hfld Its ' klek Dtf meeting J)1day evenlna at 8 p m m the Farm Buretu offices with 14 women present Mrs. J,itta Roberson, chalrm~n Activity q ommlttet of the $tate explained thP. prQgram and literatu.re and safety stickers were distributed ol the W,omen's Easy care, easy wear fashions paced to your busy lift In wonderful , ARNEL, the fabric that • almcnt 'area for Itself, name will remam 011 the ballot The sec::md rankine GOP mem~ bcr of the House ways and Means Com~;mtiee could not offJe~alty Withdraw from the race in wbleb he ts opposed by HOmer "Pete" 1 'I program by the Marietta off1c:e Abele of McArthur .md Mayor thought was Mr Wilham P Barker IS d1s John H We1s of Lanceltet, • r '~' for help trlet manager tn charge at llan LoeaJ RepubheaD leaders sa1d fll'at a1d etta AU mqu1r1t•s and referrdls Fnday .ft&gbt that they bad been , On Page Two) should be d1rected to h1m advued nearly U bo'tir$ earher ejf lenkms ,ntention to w1thdra:w The women present will ca~r will apt.;~:~ all Farm Bureau members 1!1 M~or Legar's court • county heJinnlng nlaht, reau)ls to be . one other arrest was of Aretto~~ to be given Petrie, 26, of 93 VIne st, Galllpolla roaci' meeth!a on ~barges of abandonment of children She was turned I 1>V GaiUa (~~::'!~SHeriff, The next Women's Farm Bureau Commlttee meeUogfor M~lga COunty 'w»l qe h~ld on M"1: 23 . 'I ~ '8100d Donations Fl.ve Years Added SANI)RA ' Are Sought For from the contest. but that nothing was made offiCial from WashmJ.t ton until Jenkin's oCftee made pubh.. announcement Congressman Thomas A Jen~ kms today authorized tbe release of the followmg statement "Two weeks ago I came to tho Martin Essex, former MukUepot1 Bethesda Naval Hospital wtth a Supertntendent, has a new con- mmor heart condition and stayed tract to head the Akron school Sl'!l- on for a complete and thorough tern for the next flVe yean phy1111Cal exarnmatlon 1n a resolution for "Invaluable My doctor's now advtse me 1t !ervice" rendered by Es6ex SID':!t w1U be a long time before I rcbe Went to Akron from Lakewood gam my bcaltb lo VIeW O( the ad tD 1855 the bond handed him a vice of my phy.slean and m v1ew nf Ove years contract as superintend the fact that my condlt1op has not ~nt. The new contract callJ for an ' Improved as rapidly as I bad hop nuai wage Increases. ed, I feel that I owe 1t to my wtfr. The 49 year old supermtendent' · and to my many frlend!l tn Il11 coo!llary will jump from po,ooo to grewonal district whoeh I have ~e­ $23,000 when he beg)ns his new presented for many yun to make. rerm August lst Ease% will get a this announcement at tbtl time·~ nother $1,000 raise August lat. "1 feel that 1 thould not stand for 1859 A third aDd final btU Wtll re-election as 1 would not be tti s brmg hll sillry to $25,000 on pqslbon to g1ve my constituency August 1. 1960 wtireb will 1tay In the servtee they havd been accust effeet until the five year term ex omed to rece1vmg and to wh•ch plres luly 31, I813 they are enUtled" "Since the law of Ohio does not WILL SHOW HOW TO PLOW pcrm1l me to remove my nam~ A plowrng demonstration wiJl be from the ballot, I'm asking my frl gtven MondC!I.Y, April 28, starting at ends and supporters to refralil noon on the Van McDade farm In from voting for me" Portland, 0 , by tbe Fulton Thomp "I shall cfintlnue to give my con1 30n ' Tractor Sales Company, Pom slluent.s the best service poSSlblp eroy The public is mv1ted ICantinvecl on Pqe Flwe) 1 To Essex Contract "' , dent As S upennten in Bloodmobile Unit Eastern Loeal High School presenl's on May 9, 19581 the class play. The two leadmg parta are played by Jqhn as "Tommy Britton", a seventeen year old, 'wbQ. \I! !(I a writer. Sandr11 Boyle11. ~s "Linda Weaver'1 'tam- "The eaaleat way I know fa. who helps get htm out of trouble. people to auure themselves and are in the cast· Paul Bntton, Tomqty's ~lh- family of getting blood if tbev [.0:::~~ "FI•~; l50th Anniver~r.Y, outstandm donors --,- .,.. Of Masonry To Be tiiood Mr Vaughan has donat total 2ll pints of blood thr<> and Celebrated May I Cross blood program of in urgmgt County need ot Is by clonatlnr blood ro, ularty at the Red Cross blood mobile " said Leo Vaughan, ODf of ed MARIETTA, o UP - T~ Uoth Meigs COUnty's 1 hinuelr of the Red Cross, be jDlns Red Melgr to the blood- annlvel'llry eele~ratlon ol the Amerlean Union Lodge, No I, Free and Accepted )laeono, Iolli be here Hoy 1. ' CelehraUona W'I'O bela ealllec tbis yeu ~~~ Warren, ZaneavUle, 1.."'1"'" and ChillieotH1!1 .1. '' ~~~~--~--~~ Lakin State Hospital Plans Dr.~~~~~~~~~?e~n?n~n~~~R~~~e]~!~l- has announced plans for the celebration of National Hospttal Day on Sunday, May 4, 1958. 1' , The public ts lnvlled to attend the occasiOn, will include a program at 1·00 P M EST on the lowed by gwded tours of the hospital and a l' the that .should he become the Repubh· can nomtnce that he wOuld w1th was not breatb- Veteran• lio~pital '1u:~~~~~·~~~~· The ' \em· perance _ec eommtttee re ported thai lhe "Youlh Temperance Education Week" proc~lmed by Gov Wm O',l'leill (or tho week April IS to 20, l.aa ~bl!lrVed ot the Pomeroy HIJ~ S.hool by. the readinr o! til!! proet.mauon at the •!!.•mbly of beth lbe lunlor aad Se"rrlor Hil~ ~hool, and olao by t~ p~aeplatlon ol tbe booklet, '~H(Ih School Hurdle'' to each the 81) members of the Senior to place booka lh the high Telegram& Oh(o son- him at the primary but addc:d Pi•1rii'! with a rope and tltelt wit~, ;~~~~:~~j:~~ ~ .,. ------'-----:-- l , Jenkms asked .us many constituents to refralat lTOm votmg for Rotllb, aa:e &LX, h,ad Countie8 After Wednesday, Aprd 23, rope became tight Me1gs County wdl be serviced on 'I~~~ · ~~::~r _ Debra's~ throat in aU matters havmg 1.0 do with tb.~ ::I· I and when Mrs admmtslrat1on of the old age sur ~er the child had nvors and dlsabilttY insurance He. 111 the son of Mr, and Mn A June 20 ~:elebratlon ia pW\ned at New Elltlland Lod8e No (, at VVorth1ngton •Piat'l wt'te1 on Durmg tbe p.a.st• week rumors had been prevalent that the veteran legislator would not be 1 candidate but <::emab were at1ll com mg- from Jua Washmgton ofhce a!l late as Fr: lhty afternoon by a1d ~11 who 111a1d that he ' r.u.- _,tUl m the runm.ng." •.,. PJans were completed for the Founden Day dmner which will be he1d at "ftle Sportsman ' in Athens on May 2, when the XI G1mma Mu Chapter of Beta -9IJ1ma Phi mel Tuerday evemng at the )JAV Uall • olcla.a. ,i ' • ,,_ • •• , • • r Tbis offl<e· Wtll aorv~ Moli!\i71 '·'Wttilitraw~ deiallne wao,-M.'i:lll'• .·: ;~~-:.;;~ >f~:~~:~ADD~ !ioll'atl, age t~ree, Athena, Monroe and Waahtlltllon befotio the promarf..· •nd JOi\i[lno XiGammaMu Makes Plans For Founder's Day Pomeroy WCTU Held At sa1d from BcthCKJ!I Uollpital 1n Washingtun where he has betn a pat1ent fo'" Lhc past two weeks t!tat docl.>n had advised h1m that 1t would M a long time hefore he regams h1s healtlJ and that on that advice oe fel t that Jt wuuld be best for b.:ri to Withdraw The Soctal Security Admuustra tion hu estabhahed a new d1s ~~~~~~~:~;~tf, trict office whach 11 located m the 'Ji her to save her County Courthouse, Second and <J; O,,B 1'·•• • ., Ntilam Stf<et~ ManettaJ O!Uo II,JI'iiJOn cop,a\ie$- Chcakr SlmPJOl\, Rallne RIB Velma lb e, pre~ident, presided and It wa1 decided to send 'Mra Rue, Clariet Krauuer, Joyce Ken nedy and Ednlil Mlll~r to the con vontlon In Cincinnati Plans w.•re made ror a card party to be held at the DAV Hall, Wedne1day 1 May 7, from ~ to 11 p m It "" de· clded to take over the operation ol the Bloodmobile for thla yea. "Stlmulanta' To Thought'' waa the topic of the cultural program pre sented b~ Dorotoby Clark Refreshments were aerved at the el010 of the meeling by Edna Miller and Pearl Welker ru:~e ntative Naval Albert Gloeckner. clerk or the Melg.s County Board of Elections .sa1d that m order for 0 Bnen to be nominated he would have to rect1ve 13 per cent of Ute total vot.et: Cllt for Governor Ill the fart.hcom1ng Pr1mary Elections Qlrl ~o~t• !I'• also in~~~~~l::~ .l be in ~oth tht para~e ~~ of the Flags, accordmg Dicklon Sewing Club Holds Potluck SAVE tite THOMAS A. JENKINS oame ln ~ ' I Meigs 4-H Club To Tak't Cruise AIM,tard Avalon ceremony for the new dletarv buildmg to be -conatrueted a-t Lakin Featured speak,er of the occasJon wiU be Or Wiliialfi B Ro'Jsman of • Charleston, Mental Health Commisaioner tor West Vlrgmla Dr Ro&.sm&n'!l top1c ''Careers that Count" will carry The Melgo County f H Club w1II enjor a dayllme l."rllise 1boartf Hospital out the the Steamer Avalon June 12 from out the Week-po,nUnil theme or 1938 NaUonaJ 1 to a p Ill wlfh departure and current shortage Of !toined h.,p tal worker• and the ll:lvantagc.s return from Middleport, o. of ureer c. E. Blakeslee, County Atleqt of chooalo1 thla supervlslpg arrangement~ fo'" Dr of the enjoyablt~ excur1ion givina: the Director membera OpP<Irtunlly to !I;" Weal Vlrgtol, t~e. ·'"'''nlc Sj)lendoro of the Owo Mental QeaHh AI lU lllbO of 0 Rosam~n. ,~~~~~~:~~1 ' -he was In for twelve years Ca1ro, Jll, and ·~:e~~~~~t·~~~J~ sehoob there lAter lndtanl! 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