http://66.213.69.5/files/original/8cf2966ba989b416747a1d6ba771f723.pdf cad7a243bcace727d5c3e7f513096bc4 PDF Text Text ' " I Baptist Fellowship Groups Meet A'tFirst Baptit Church In Middleport ~·v•s A~<NIYEilSAIIY ~ C.Ut:lrs at J.be .Jaom.e ol Mr. and ,..._c. Atheu.JW., •• !Jibs<"• t.,.lr f7tb a!IDI•~r..,r Jad Mot~· Day wm ~ 1ol- 'L. Araolll. YoUDg peopl-t: were lowtnr: Mrs. Robert M. Ricblrds pr'!sent Kond•y when: the Ju.nior ,$,:1d cbild-reft, Jack, and Hn. bl· pd Se~Jior Youth Fe1101WshiPfi of Jbe Pcaeroy AMociation of the SenpeU and dt\IJb\.,, Arm, GaliipoolW. Mr. B.tpti!t Cburcll mf! at the Ftrst [ ar1es EIHott .and cru.ld"'" · l11ipt~ Ch~h. M.iddltport. Jt~~:a ID'i Ju.iee, , Virgiall Arnett, Racine , prnl~- and Mn. Vietor · M.ot of tbe Pomeroy A.!isodatiOD ~iss UDJti.e TernU and . BYJI", presided aod the opening ~ice Euler. R'f\', 0. H. Carl and Hvtaonal unrlce was presented ~kn. Gerald Arnold and by tht young people from the 1er, S11.11on1. Cheshire ~buren. ~ · A film on the Southern Ohio C~JT~p .. Oarnp 0-Yo" was show-n for the program and Tom Henry , IOODton, Viv~resident, Q.Vt • abort talk. Special music 'l'llfte..lkoom Dealer -,:as preteoted by young people )"ifty..eight Diltriet THE ORIGINAL ftatThret Glvn ROOIIII llore ror Leu! II supf't'Viad by tbe Rev. IDd Mn. C. E. Hoyt and CliMord Sttltnbo, teacher of the l.oca!. young people ChUl'C"bN represented were Pomeroy , RiCine., Cbeshil'e and Mlddleport . ----~-- Glltl &ORN TO MITCHILLS Mr. and Mrs. CbarlCll D. Mit· cttell of Sprina:dale, Ark ., are announcing the birth of a five pound <>ieht ounre dauehlcr, Karla Rutb, May :5. Mrs. Mitchell is the former Ruth Ann Goetz of Middleport Jnd Mrs. Gertrude Stowe Goetz Hightower, a former Pomeroy re51- ~'""~':":•:R..:;~'";';.'"~u;,re~h~.;.~;;d;en~t#~;,~t;h~e;g~ro;,n;d~m;.•';be:r.~·~ ·h~·-', . !._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.....,_. POMEROY BEND THEATRES I I •n the ehun:h aoe- also bave a son, Danny, age 3. •- 1 NEW FURNITURE 1 pe.MDOWN TEMPLE TDDAY TODAY fts.OO A lloalll .Cln....... ' BAKER ~Teehldee1or) VieW Ma&•e. Gene Tierney ftut . . .... 1'11,, Ha, IJ-11 FURNITURE MA AND PA KETI'LE --Halo; . . . ". . . . Pboae U7W AT WAIKIKI OIIT!Io_lool_ Middleport . · CTeohni*,.-J 'fll Baker and WUUam Schultz, a hen. · The bride, who wu liven in ' ' a.,rLlJe by her father, ch(l!oe a 'IIIli length gown (lf white laee .tad net fuhioned witll a scalloped r'lcek.line t.rlmmed In seed pearls 1nd sequins. lbe net skirt wu ~~ cented with a sc:allop of lace at :he hemline and the shoulder iength veU wa.!l beld by a lace :tara trimmed wltb seed pearls ADd dbine.slones. The bride carried a wbite prayerboot topped witb a white orchid. Mrs; Sta,er More a pint ballerina leneth aown ofith a smaU white hat and carried a bouquet or deep pink carnations. Mrs. Welch, mother of the bride .vore 1 mauve faille dras wllh a ;~llow rosebud coreage and Mn. Arrumlth, mother of the groom, :boae a blue crepe dreaa with cor'"e of pinll roatbuds. The birtbdl)' of Mi.. Rober -~t the reeeption wllieh follo'wed Lewis was celebrated and lie weddlna: Mta:. J!:]eanor Welcb prcsentrd her whea lbe Sec:QD.d .&tlber, aunt of ~be bride, acted as Monday Sewing: Club met Mondll' d,lpin1 room hos\eu· and Mrs. N. evening at the homt-·0( Mn. JamCE 0. \Veleh, MiddJeport, grandmoth~latworthy, Luley St., .Pomeroy. Of the bride, Will a gue&t at the A report wu made on ihe I,.mp weddina: and reception. presented to Mn. Ennna Reibel lin. Arrasmith attended the Ogdln, a r~nt bride. Mp. Mix f{aiversity of West Virginia a&d Ward received an aDnlvmary was graduated from the R~bmond a:itt from her "secret pal.'' The boateas served a salad Profealonal Institute of the Colcourse to Mrs. Paul Kloea, Hin lea:e of William and M.,y, Kleh· Eleanor Robson, Mra. DwiJhl Par· rnond, Va. She Is employed . by the ter, Mn. Pat Wood, Mrs. Robert City of Columbus. Mr. Arrasmith Lewis, Mu: Ward and Mrs, eraduated from Davl& and Elkins Colle1e at Elkina, W. Va., and is Grace Holter. The next meetinJ will be held ~:mployed by General Ml)f.oNJ, Col at the home of MiMI Eleanor ~mbua. After their wedding tTip ttJ kentucky they will be at home Robson, Minersvillf!. at. MO Weda:ewood Drive, Colum- fTech•I«K~)erl Audle M'urph7. Ma.rl Blaaehatd Thor.. an4 Prt., Mar d-lJ TEN WANTED MI!N ITedmlwlorl &andol)l)l Sco&t, Joeel,n· Bruulo Mrs. Verna RMe, grand&on We6 and S./SJt. James Rose visited wltb Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Joe Roes of .U,on reeent.ly. POMEROY'S SAVINGS CENTER . Red Anchor"Has The Values" DEPENDABLE $PRING AND SUMMER V.ALUES ON ALL FLOORS! ·Mens Summer Dress Mens SLACKS SPORT SHIRTS 98 '•• ' ·DRESSES IJter, aD DOW atyloo. Spoeially prle· ed tao! Hurry in for these. 99' Smart new atylea just arrived from New York mark,et11-. All size&. Come in and oeieet youn today I 99 49 t~, Mat•::~oh in g putel ribboni lh[ough the over-c loth. A .!ltork and baby were used on the table .tdao on th.e llvinl room m,n. tel. Rtdresbments Gf ice cream <h;cor11ted wi-th a storlc:, cake.s d·ecorate1 with booties and baby. raeu, mints, nut.s and co!lfee "'!ere 1erved with miniaturo bassinel.l n fa\'on . Guea-1.1 were Mrs. P1ul Haptonstall, Mr.!l. Everett Bachner, Mrs, l.yiYfol;""d Johnson, Mrs. David I>a.rat, Jr., Mrs. G. F. Bail ey, MITll. Rpbtrt Tewk..~ary, M.ra. Judaon White, Mrs. Ethel •Price, Mrs. Homer Hnell, Mrs. Lorraine Stt:rrett, Mrs. Wilbur Rowley , Mu. W.iltlam R. Davis, M11. Har· old E. Hubab1'd, Mrtt. OwCTt Bratton, Mrs. Kal-ad Hlnody, Mrs. lobn Platt ond son, John Jr., )Ire. 1. 8 , Hayes an·d Mrs. Charlei Woode St!ndlna g~r~s but umible to tend the party were , Mra . J,.ck lilrrl•ttn, Mrs. Carl , Mn. Mra. Cl-arence Cha•e, Mrs. Pullen, Mr.s. Robert Turner, gi nia Mayes, Mr.s-. Ed.Jaon Mrs. Gtrald Anthony, Mts. UocMcl ..d lliu &lie Prlco, A.Jhlna. to$24.95 Ladiea Summer •• SKIRTS 199 . · and . ... - ~ignPact ,Dolt~• .. ·"""' ;,y ''"" ··-..(e.·~ U.' 9f!iolt. -p· Birrl!la a ~---~jnutil bitch. t~e He•Ith Service to notify ~II Austria qreed h),: tGIY packing tOP ho.nol .o~eroy wa: .. ot t11e Ligns up, tocb 1 . . _ 011 DOOD<I~~ ineet soelal.rooms thom wrlnkla-fro•l Bottom ·half liM ·ftot for ,.eft. lng ahoH, toll.-rl~t~, " ete. Pvt top and' battom .to. ttther. 1nop shu) the unart '*aM loeb, aftd iom. aonlt.'~ tongu• 111 1re•• comtrudlon ...,. thl"'* dus'-Gnd mollt\lrfiWoofl Sam10r1h..• Ntttr.fhort. Carley and ' The vaccine, expected to be cle.ared today, wo.a, approved, by the .Public Health ServJce some time ago. But Dr. Leonard A. Scheele, U. S. au.iJ~n ·aeneral, ordered a re-ebtckr'S aturday of aU vaccine ~~ more than . 'hod lf:r•ll! ' Parka I ~~~ ~at<lin;~~~~ ""'""' """""::& . - ofl•!e"t> dli:. ...,:, o domp flotll ... . au_pplllll-4'ftot.tly P•VIt. 111 non-anat hdnpri. A apecial "Jofd.lt.· bept and yov''H o . clna CA.RRIES EVEIYTHINGI Hano •It • AH•s lneculatlona In some artu could mum. FriCf.,-. Mtf;hlf,n, of eOUtM, N• fu•d to halt ltl· hnmunl~tlon protram on th• 1rouftdt It lyd· eomplote confldeftc• In lh vac· Dlvld••·In two . ,,.., WIST VIRGINIA• C'-'r lllth "'74. CletHty wltft thawe;ra Si1"1Qie Copy · ... ..... .oo~ . ,.,.~ ...... ............ UP-The. ted~ to '""""~ st.•te tru:y on in one of the b~J, • the lcn1 cold war. 1 Eut-Wut agreement pav· WJY tor tbe Bi-g for~ I m"inl&l.ers to .meet in VIenna wutrnd ,tl). . Ji~ the trnty arr•••••·· a lata' Bli Fo1.;r headl1c:f gov~Jto 1 heoltb aullll>rlliol la)e today l~a· "several batch~., ot• Parke Davls f ~~~~~~~!3;._ _:___ 1 phyaiciaru;. Th'' ~· ....,..___ ,.....,._ Races, Events Are Outdoor Meet Highlight ·Soviet . ~ nlohtfall ·l'""'-'• ol ex,.~• ·.~ . .1!. ~ check· the . S. Aftbuud.or Uewellyn '!jt ~~~~: E. head of the AmerLlf!tQ_dl of t.f>dly'.a ; tol4· ""'""• ~~~~~~~;,~,~-~~~:~~;d:~·~lec::ation, M• .tDOW AND PASTURE CRDRS : ,...... will ttM : ~rlnclpla htplc fer su-...Jntnclant one of th• , excell.,.t :. 411CU11lon II tht SouthHtf ...... at ·~ flmt . •• T•.t· tlamt at ·earf*\ttt "•xt County AtrkultUral Asttht· C. ' T~Mey, Mty 17. JHn HaMill, Bl.akHIM. ;bt Four Field Day Is Next T~esday AtCatpenter.TestFann .. · 1:1 Tbe nH!Y EL BERFEL' her bdore War's Big ,....·~·,,..,~ .hl' thef-r•'..... · r_e turning " · . . : . . ~~~~~,n~d~th~e~nig~o~in~g~o~n~t~o~~~~~~~;-::~~====~~~~~~~~~~~ o. maote. .. for on• y$ar·ie.rmS are ...; '" . ' JUdi!,, Extrit3 :' •• 'I " ' '• I ' . ' . Our I · liD . ~ 1 . •:'"" ••. ellftClmll'l ·· · - - eomment. tbne &lid · ~~ they find of . . .• ~ · ' ... ' tbii~t~i~~~. i~~-~· T]!eO~·ComJ!:D.!f/ · Ch,urch Hm ~others Day Seniice. M"olhtJrs' Day w.as' Syra~We NJ.Jilrene ' morning and even!.J1.1, cb at Sun d'ar:v Scltol wAI . pot\cd p.lort ..,. rt•ea Mra. · Lorrot Devo the oJdelt JnOtbr!' ~n. R.J.chud Gaul honor"ed ~~ of wide votml!est mother, Mrt. car1 Hubbard havlnr th.e moat eblldNn ,and Mrs. Dour CII'Cle, lor belnc 'l'!lrt on Mo"thtra' Day for thC flr1t time. A ~H ~ut w11 li- PauH.Dt M"ecJintOct ,., ~eAdet. Mn. J,iarJmore · Marale Cunnin(lham, . ehoiT a . ·f; : ' ' ·. ·, '· • ' .Wwl\lf , . . . ' ·:·· ·"" \ ;'f:·. . ' .. " .''.·... ~ . . . .... • f ',,.., ' .' ' .,, ' Uo:l;~~:~ 1: C. i.. Arnold· pve I . ol ~•·.:.. . ' ... 1 ' :iJJMIII-rlalllG, .uto-bepiq ~' The rroMra. Mra. roadlft.'lt ,u;d leroy Wat10a aave • ~r~l.na. . ·. ' 9ari'J'f tor OIWI'• . waa lll!ttltor• ond oonaa by tho ~Pie, ~ ev~ry mother. Rovt L'ar:lmore'a m.U.al(e on Mothers ot the Bible. N\'tPIS bad 1 Mot"hera' Day rrarn 11;11 the eve.Una wltb Lcrop Wattoft, ptettdeM, .. t' Vt&it •uaKI . .viccine b"ave befq. ~blecheckec' and .au approv@Cf for lm~ediate ""' in lnoc!ulatLO!ll. . AINady ~olrlllul'"' Informants "''"' · the batches tr be cleared probably r•preaent a~v­ . eral hundred tb~aapd. dosea or the vaecil;•e. T~~s~ ~oses ah·ead·· are •n the b~tt,; ' of. ·t he National Foulrditlon for Ip!antlle Paralylla local bealtb otfieiala and private 5MI. Mild Pri4oy. • Bt"''a• Pboaol' 3118 ...... .... ......... Low_..,. NtUH~rene ven. to SWISS,, .......... y4 Where YINCIIjT .(. ' OMIOt Cltu4r wfttt MtllfaMI raNI! tN.aff«R~an.- IHttt M.n. lhewera ancr ltlui'IIMrtt"'- ... c ,.ers-,. Students Have un On Local Field Day WASHINUTON UP-'fha Ptlbllc Healttf service· ex;pec:ta to release lh~t ;irit ,::;;.tt:..· U: ~iiGe4 S;Q:: vaccifk~ today ud 1111ume the ~· tion'a polio vac9aaUon proifapt. after a six dJ7 lfJit. '· ~ 1 Pl~;-~~aul !~t t~:too:~~k h.u.s· ;~~ she will ba d' 1 I•:=ed n !I peo.p e and Ladlea Better STRAW HATS I Moy 12, 1955 ,..,..,,.., IS BY Sisters Reunited At Vane~ Home (~e cht.h over a pink COVj:r with 99 Men'a Dre11 · No.23 Unltool , _ $1o,ff! c;,...,,...,.,.d""""' I was VII • •• Vaccine Supply 1\Jay Be roday For Program bon· oted wilh. a Stork shower Mon· For the first t ime ino seven day evening al the home of het yeara the t-wr daughlcr.ll of Mt. sistcr·in-law, Mra. Fra•~:~·kd:~~;~ and Mrs. C. E. vance enjoyed 1 ,brew, w'ith an·!)ther reunion at their parents' hrune YJrs. Lc.-.vi.J Waugh, thi! past weekend. The vi.silors <~!I ttae a.uistina: hoste.1s. were Mr. ~md Mr.s. Raymond "Stork" theme was carried · out Summers (Delh- Mac) and son-, Lhc invitation~:~, decorations R~ndy , Ravenna; l'wlrs. William refrestun~ts. Mrs. Waugh Paul (V11udel, Washington Stalr; directed a serie& ol games and Mrs. Frt.!d Whitlock (Leah) and ,Prizrs were won by Mrs. Kalad )(rs. Will iam Yeager (Vivian\, Hindy, Mrs. Lynford Johnson, Kent. Mr. Summer's birthday was ~n. 'Lorr•lne Sterr•tt, Mra. Wll- also cclobr11ted Sundy when· Mrs. hl.lr Rowley and Mrs. Vance was fiiUCst c f h(}nor a~ a ~" ~· he iilt.s were lf~tbera' Day dinner. ~~:.rin:~·d de:~ra~~~ ~~~tJlc wh1~h Dreu coai tor lbf bot. .v.aa.mer dar• •head Ill oae ol ..-.. Mort .-eev4! Sport SbJrW. Staa S-M·L. to$12.95 iu.& fllhl lor lbe eomln• hoi wea· IV<>I. ~"'· ' Mr.s. Clif.C-ord Ha>"t-.a was ~ -... .. naw slaelu In nh" Dolor~ r ~ tiffiL II~ t8 10 f.C, bu,- le\'t:· · hi pain ror ihe 'coot months ahead -- • Mra. Mrs. Hayes Feted At Stork Shower e • er DESTRY EGYPTIAN New Samsonite ·i lt·AII •••525 iroom, Robert Md[ecbu, ., WfJI· iuta MIDIX.IPOIIT UEIGS • Sewing Club Fetes Mrs. Robert Lewis ., AD Plelanl ID CINEMASCOPB or WIDE !ICREEN 5299. Miss Welch Wed Mr. Arrasmith In Gassaway, W.Va.,Ceremooy Dr. and Mn. H. Leland W~cb Gaa5away, w. Va., hiVe announced tbe marriag~ of their dau1"-t.er. Jane, 24D N. Hague Avenua, Columbu.!l , and Edward PhUlips Arn smith , !lOR of Mr. and Mn. H. S. 1 Arrasmith, Gus.away, W. Va. Thr eeremony was performeii $1tur· day, May 7. in the Gassaway Me thodist Church by the Rev. Mr Samuel Harford, putor or the Buchannon Methodist Church. Arrangernenta of while Jtalk and srecn ~ ry were used to bank tbt altar of the church. Attendants for the bridal couplt were Mrs. Paul B. Stager, matron G( hon ur; James Arrumith, broth er of the groom, be!t man; Jto. bert Arrasmith, brother of thr wert rrr . 1 lledroo~= ia l r ocm and relreshm£n1s Salk Tests Set •' Wednesday, Moy II, 1955 The Doily Se!ntinel, P0111eroy-Middlef?2rt, Ohio . ' • ' ~; !- ·, ' ' ' ' �\ • Pagel;'wo b X I • -p-ie Daily Sentinel, I .P~meroy-Mia1eport,-OHio· The Daily Sentinel N1tlonal tldvertlsing represen tltlve, Bottinelli-Kirnl;tall, Inc ., 343 Lbin(ton Av~ New Yorll IY CHARliS M. ~ANN , IMtted Pl'lll llteH Cor,..po...,t n 'took the Germatls 1881 thlh three mctntbs after the end of World War I to establish ihe Weimar Republie in place of the Kaiser's empire. . This time it has taken 10 yean slnce the end of World WarD to establish the Bonn Republic as a sovereieh nation In suc<!ession to Adolf Hitler's Third Reich. ·Aad. Germany Ia still divided, 'W'jflt iU eutern part under Poli1b. OOmmulll.St and Soviet R1Diian oo- City, 16, N. Y. f!-: Sub1c:ript1on nteJ : neuvery by carrier where available 30 cents per week: llDe year in advaace h t - 11 ...!ood elan man. at The Daily Sentinel office, matter 1t the post office at $I!i.60; six months, $7 .80; th.re~ QIOaUt.t, $3,.00. By motor route 'omeroy, Ohio 'lfhere &VIlilable t)De month $1 ltchard S. Owen .... hft. Mgr. By mail one JPRr $8; six montns $4.25; three month! $'Z.!MJ, onr hck Collette •• , City ldltor mDnth $1. Jnc Good Deed Daily ' ~ \ The challenre to db a good deed every day Is more Ihan a Boy Stout slogan . It has re1ulted ln maay ad:! of kindness and the aav~a of life and limb. Training 1nd one wheel was about to crush the man'~t cheat. Rjchard promptly tur.ned off the ignition . An injurtd arm was bleeding badly. The boy used his belt for a tourniquet ln flnt aid has enabled the youngsters tO act in emergencies, proR)pUy and eftleiently. Rlebard Hendrix, 11 ye1r o14 lad or near Baldwin, Mo., did not have far to to to do his daily good deed and wbat 1m opportunity it was. In company with his fltther, who was 9peratint a farm tractor, he alone wu available to aid when the tnttor reared and landed up1lde down . Hla rather was pinned •r•tnll the attached tnuer. The tractor continued to move atopped the bleeding and summoned trelp . :·1 wouldn't be here today," the ·father aaid later, "if it badn 't been lor "that freekle-faced boy o£ thine." JUcthar,l. ln. typical boy fashion, :will hardly think of himself as a bero. Jlltlttber'sltfe Wll in dan~. he bid "\seen 1rained to act in JUdi emeraencles, and that is all tlt,.e WU to it. Tile ..., ·Scout program had •Pin pald. off. q.(l .tt W!JS exhaWd but undam· qed. H wu only •fter the 8tmi• lice that Allied troops moved In to oeeupf it. Gerrqa~ ·t hen neve: eeased to be a •oveitiJn. aatlon, and only 11 small of its terrjtory was oe-- ...COtMtTtGennan' bettie in Ohio's endle11s war aralnat tuberculosis soon will be won when eonstruclitm beglnt on • TB hospital at· NelsonvUle for lt Sollthelltern Ohio counties. '"'e three-story ltructure will coat .n estlmated SUJOO,'OOO. 01 tbis amount the state will supply •l,lDO,OOO •vltb the balance of .10,000 coming 11 federal aid un· der the Hill-Burton Act, 8 law provldtng federal aid to hospitals. The Depak.ment of Public Works announced contracts for t'OlUitructlon of the h01pital wlll he a.wuded lllte this week. Twe ,.fd Pur~t~lt The hospital will aecomplish a twerol4, p~o~~- It will provide the (~·· pofflt for a 'rB 1!..8 Jftl~~rd ..tJat has sallt~ 18lk · . otlt. for yett11 and It will wor hind in hand with thA program tn Columbua to apeed up a too slowly ~linlna: 1'8 rate in Ohio. Site for the eompleteb" modern tVuctare I• a 151,1 acre traet In Wqne NatlonaJ Fore.t. The hoaJl:ltal Will be located OD top of a r.~tn.u to b~ created after le\•ellII off a Jdll. Up U> patleqta will be ftl!ommodated In the hospital, ..-tiltll will be constnicted of red~ btttt and masonry. Ali .med!e«< atrvlcea will bt! abrove around floor t!xeept patients f'b0rft1. l11ui-ln1 patientl \)f the finest in 111ed~l cate an~ ~o:mfQrt, the IICMpit~l wJll feature two 10larluma on each floor enablin• patient!! to ~~ up needed sunshine. Beds 111"4 bedlprtnaa wUJ bo adtusta:ble \o ln7 fttliJht and de1ree of com- t •nd • calls on Germof . .eeato materialiZe hla dteam• quNI. . . 0.. ll!torestlq thing Is that th.e ·Gftmanl have eajofed mo~e ltable 1.overament in the y~ bltber thop, beauty shop, ud crafts shop, oc~ · ' office and ,,·bed :Polio Sltots to Be Given Schools Close ' • United Methodist WS(SHas Service . Chester Socials __ J - 1&. l!!ld lfQ, ANN AllBOI, Mlclo-llln. Do1> old Kaapp reportad to PO!ltt \1111 aomeoae broke I.J'lto be:r .boJDe ud made off wltb lwo JIUY llaW <011talnin1 027' lira. ICuPII ., e-xpeetanl l&Otber, laid bNa ..,.. i.DJ 1be moae:y ....,._., • bank -. coont fe< her ciiUd. ll'~ld' Doa ~.J\~ 'lf141Wn, h~J~t Jlfllt'lddted ~. Wol! P~tad Mr. tad J!n. lamto ' w~. W•• abode,Mr...01111 ,.. aw.. lin. 41)' dbular JUMII ol ~1!11 Wkt"!'m. .. •, Ebert developed Into a tlalt,. man of world nature. He dled ua-der the 1train ot of!h:ff. Germany was beset by poUtie.al and efonomic .problems, and" no leader emersed' to •bike Ebert's place. ··- · No. leader,";thJt it, until :ftltler. Most Ger~bs , knew~ Pt wa,-t a fraud and a ni.enace. But .t~l!y were ripe "for_a dietat(1nh[p. ' · ' , .. SCIENCE IY DILOS SMITH Unlt.d Pr"i Sclenu Editor NEW YORK UP- Polio specialists ar(! afraid the mere existence of _the Salk anti-polio vaccine will make some people careless about polio, which would be too bad be. cause pOUO" i1 not something to ~oy with. Wher, some one is 11:hout to come down with polio, there usually is rever. The fever may be accompanied by headache. Jassi- the !ull·blown paralyUe ea"" ; ~OF very lona;. Theta cuea ~ quickly into paral)'sls which' be temporary. But there much doubt about abortive , non-paralytic easea. V11u. Sympt..... ' .. The truth is tbat ·the may be almost anythlPI- 'nit. 1ll person just doe1n't feel well~, The symptoms are vague; a ·dOctor can't say posltlveiy what lt .. is which produeea fever and ''letter- tude, a•eatlng, nausea, vomiting, al :rnalai..,." fltlt""' con.stipatioh, diarrhea. •• The patient seems to ·1 ~ , well. During the summer polio sea- But four to seVen days ~.:.t.r, he son, fever In climbinalinA~Wi1!: i%.hit"t , gaj,g 1 pn~s ~~·~me of the other~ Is juatlfi~on n- ' tA;~ _ tralt,i~e 11 ~eri ··iiav ough for calling a (oct~f e lle I lv!<t'wi ·. he t d'ilnaer .I'Oi also is sore throat oii"'Smrnfek Or - permanent paralysis. "-'r back, walk fast when you walk to Usually this does not happen in t he :->hone. abortive or non-para!>'lic cases When it comes to deciding whe- "but it cait. This is why lny .,.aj'U~ thor If slight illne~s b the be.-:in· illness durin.-: the polio ~sa.on ning of a polio case, doctors divide ~hould be looked at and watched lhe polio po~sibillti0111 into three by a skilled and lmowiDI ppr.on, catecorles- abortivc, non-paralyThe chance• . are tkat poliO. 'k lie and panllytic. not the cause. Bu.t when thel,'~\lre _T-:h~·-"~'-:is-:n'-t:C:m~"-'h-:::cd-,o:-u-:bt:-,a:;-b-:ou;::t_:q::u:=: ite ~ ~w1 ~,~~ _ ~I!~ fJ\Jhe DAILY CROSSWORD AllROij5 ).;DOWN • . t~ A foo<ll\ih- ~ "1. \'eretablt 15. One'• dad. ,' 2". Of Ionia . p, Place ot ' 3. I•thmut . Kal1er : ·' in Aela. l · Wllhelm'l . 4. Come . exile . t.!terwatcl SO. Rurrod · ' 8. Knt.ve of . , mountain. "'"Y, clubl erest (pota.)· U. Spirit lamp• 6. Conetel• 13. Short totton latlon \1 . 1rown In f. A Frenc~ Bra•U ol' mmhat U. Medieval q 8. Accompany type ot D. M&rlu tor lyrJc poem .Dmllllon, 15.0ppoaileol . (prlnl.l ; 11 downl" 11. ltellevea !to,._ 17. Roman • 18. The Book h tnoney ot Paalma S8. Ovomtpt 19. ~etama. . llopptnc uoo o1 ptaeoa tlolll.l tmpatlenc• 20. ProYoke 23. Oreek letter 25. At home 2t. Se.-. L"IOA.L NOTtn port Tile unknowtl in Mo· rocco IT.ln hlrb aptrtta 3VI'he JftOI• ~ui~O\".'ho 28. A palm (Ctn. .Am.) a_,, 11n. Pyln •s.t tho wetleud iD Bae!Jie wJ~ bet JOD, Cbartoa tad ~amn,_ Mr. and Mn. ll.lebard O.itl .iad 1011 were Sulldey JUOIII of )lr. ud lfrl. Eldon Gaul. ·lllllr )VIlldoo 11 IP<JidlDI a -· -.1 -•1• furiOUfll· two 11'1111 frtenda md will report to Camp Klllllar, New lnr, befQI'll ~~~~~~ oveneu. lti'a.1 s,......., yellow ftvtl 20.Pr<mc II.Delctn<l• anti In . ceneral • U. Correotl 21. Nuctollloli a 1tarcla S5.J'riall 17. I'Jowtrltu betweea _plaa~ ltala 40. Comm.Oft or, Ptroona oent p~ant out 1o • (H. J.l n<OIIIItlltor 4f:HUII - 1,_ .llciST IS MINUTII bad! II of motoriJtl wbo drtve after re-voeaUou tulpeDJioa of t1te1r or dri•.:IDS::....:ll=eenf=oa:::....- - - - two woou vaeatloa with lrl..clt In U.. northera part of Ohio. I. II. Tuttle vtalted Mr. and lira. Artble TuWo, Eqle Rlcl&o, for a few dl)'l. ~- 1 s Ba'l · ·' "'• ~. · · 1 ' ' 11 qw~ poor., It thll time. kwoiJld Cembination cold cuts PICKLE ancl PIMENTO areat, the ne~n.e Ill ••I up ta .. hooll. viii 11a Ia cllarp ot :.:e mi1M haft aat· phJIIlclaNI worlr.ln~ !!::~~~~~ : . ." :\ '·"fl;'• ... lllxtlam&o uonot 8 to 14 lb. ••,. ' · Parkay or •lue·•onnet · ·.· · · ·· . · . lb. ' 1· . '· , lt's a bli 'LIJJ~Ven, for suie. In addition to })elng seven feet hilh, it is eight tee~ wide ·and has a deptb_ of l§t.{eet .with aeven rotatin& 1be,Ive:s -·or unifor1n cook- 8--· , Lllrlf't FO{O<IoSI,..Ino Holt With equipment Uk:e thiJ in the new wing of the sprawling hostelry, 7,800 ·meau a day can be aei-ved a._d with the ball room at· ta~hed it becomes-or could....;u.e largest . food-serving convention hall in tbe country. lnl. Wboloorloalt .... ... FROZENFOQb F•ny..,ix. r,i.bs Of beef can be \. CANDY ... Lemonade .. J-6-o:r; cans 49c ' '.. ·' '" . ~ . •• j' ~ CHOPPED' •J • _, • ' ...~fly Ptp Bouquets . pkg 19c I ' ' Inter. . . American 'C.opltol' . 4~ . Yoara " • Cocoanut Tips .. , .. 7 oz 29c Green Beans . . 10 o:r; pkg 25c P'11n Amtncan linlon ' H(l Wal~ln~n.Touriol Macca ' ' . I 1 _ ""~" Sl4fPf CtntTo! Prea! ~ .. ·· ,,···~· ~)\ ASIIING'I»!t-Tbo~sand,, o! vl,llors to the national c~pttafihlt apring~•:ntora ot da.lly newspapers, 19ft!), hlgtt school 'at'a.<tu~*-'nl' clauea, women altO(ldlnr such national cOJi,erences •iJ ih'a&.tlol the Dau(htert o() the . ~z:ner1c~n .Revolution, . and Washiltgton'a tiVtrlfOWfA&' ttream of touris\s-~.nd particularly ilgnif\e._nt ·a Viilt to 'tbe Ma"tltul h~adquartera of the prganiza.tii:Jn ot Amt!rleal\· 8tatet. .~ · In~~fl\~ttoniU tenalons I )ea.1', marked 'by reshi.ttfUnr Of torcee. 1 war parUclpahta an"d hew , raclat power· t · tn Asia and Africa,~ makt '·enllghtenlngo \ · ~ On a rftent te.tt of spe-ed on ' a v~t to the Pan Americe Utllon ·8r'itisb raitw.ara half a mile ·was of the blde.t and. ·moat eucctueovered in 18 seconds fJ.at an.d oreanila~loir on earth. . ': . · u•v.er.al mUes • ap-pr.oachinJ Lan11, 190$', .t hat Pt'Ulden.Vl'ttCIOd~ '· W61'e covered •t the r•te of Ca.rneJLe; -who ctSnbiMt.a, u' mlles an- hour. the eonat.:Uct\Ort ot.·· the . 11\(lJJg~' otheL" nota~Jt:t· laid.·1he cor.n~,-.. io . . W . ' ' ~ ... ntled I'N4y- ..., . . . : cJ\.KE ·M IXE' · · • KEYSTONE MILK FLOUR • • • • J'ELLO DESSERTS · For Iaiiie use or eooklng, tao • • • • cs..-ootll....,..Uow CHEESE SPREAD ......... 2 lb box .63c • I • - Sib bag · . BLACKBERRY JELLY .... 10oajar31c er. liN ..... .......h llDd tutr" . . APPLE IUnER ......... 32 oz jar 25c DUR![BE8 SHORTENING ~ 0 o 0 0 Adds eolor and flavor to many ulldl .,•• GREEN - • 3pkgs • • "'' 1,;,~ Achta iallltli ....., - · A·l .SAUCE . ...... '........ 6 'R iiloU3c . E..,. t. ~.._ M .,.._'Viedl ------ ' ., dl.....t ·"' U.Baok li: lb I 0 o 0 0 0 0 ... Turf •~~.;.· H. In tunt 1 aJtd. flayor BABY FOODS., .......... . """'-cr..;., ... _..,. - J1i1r-- NAIIiaoo . .I ' ·-~ . . RIT% CRACKEJl,S , • , ...... lib llu J_k ,., ~ taladl CUCUMBERS ... lforJ 19~ •. · Peak ., mtofcr~ CU., Filled willa hcOlllilolloi... Florid& . .-. each 29c .No. ORANGES ; .. 8 lb bog 55c 11. Wortb .a. Malt otnrlnr 1::,4-4--f Mo . 3Sc vole• .. UDIIIOCI variant. of "efll" ta. Unlvtrtlt.y o«lctr ... 48. Minlll - DAILY 08YPI<JQU~IIWt'1 llow N.M :II ' · ' A.~ ·\'D!I,11. ·4]1:a • ' ' ' II LOX•f .:P.IIL.LO" ' ' Ontlttltr·-""PIY Ill u.ta lllan\illl .C. .. ,.... for tl\0 til'" L~· X D'f.' ·~· lllii'J( l""ft trophtoa. !1\\a !""'~• tonn•U... ol 1111 ...,,. -~ .ti' ~ Eoeb day ·l ilt eO"- mtoftj .,.. 4t«oNIIt. · • ' .., · · ·aMi. .0 nTNXQTAV PTQ ~T0-~~~~6 P1~ PV RNO P ·fORCTPCI ''' ~Kqc l O·• 'oit'' PT·O' OTKC-INftTp~ 'I'fit.~ ' ....,...._. ........ -..w .. . ,, , r' ' . '•l •' 1 : •• ~ I r • 'rig 25c 31tt ~7c .· ••" CtfPio<tooto:-THY MODICBTY'S .A CANDIJi! 'fo THY MllRIT-J'IICLDJNIJ.' ~ ~ • I - SNAK PAK •••.•••.•••••• tray Of,6;:a· 31bcon 73c POTATOES ..•. 10 lbs 5.9c 'PINEAPP~ES 1 PORI( BARBEQUE •••••• No.' I cil-.49c ., 2sc Mdll"crkPDell · \ ''"'· : AllwW MI&I, U..YIIIl'" I ......... . &aulelcon ow~ Whl--.. ' ...... q.talloll A Otrt < !al~can ~l " IIi- • ~-,b,Q~etS • ~ -')~ ... IIi'.' ••\ Gold Mtdal, PIIIBbU11 or Robin Hoocl-aU purpose ' •W>"t' .r;w. .::;,-· · ' ~ . VEAL ROAST .... •. , ..... lb 49c h INSTANT DRY MILK • • •• 3 qtpkg 29c Ia Iii_,.... ·t lllrA41nJ Jl•• 1111: Tep . PEANUT BUnER ..... 10 oi gloss 39c . .. yta~ lattr, Jult fG .)'fl&1'4 ;h, ~ AJ;rit' 2S: . .. . Taste 0 Sea-IteM HI 1en8 CADJ&TIO!f ' .... MEAT LOAF ...... , ... lb 49c Sma dellclons flavon-lneludlnJI new 1pple ----- Ptel!lli!eftt .William ·Bowa.r:d , 'l:$tt", C•megle/' ·otJler o«iclal• dedicated this h~adquartera 'or •.o.. 1r ... 1nter--AP,ltr.lcan Sya~: . . , . .. ~ j · FurtherrbPre... 19~~ marka lh~ ~QG!th IJUliYeraary . , . . of tht touridlnr q_f ~.he Jnter-~rnef.ican org~tAtlon kl)OWD tea~, 4f lbe O~t,...on of AJI!•rt<llll States. It 14 a '1\lM year lfr ~.,,. ~ all .!ht J,tnoi'ICID npiobUtt to .look bOCk;' lo:kt ltOCk of 1M 'p'i'eRbt, an4JOO~· towallf \hf llil4'i'e. . ' ' . . . ' FISH STICKS . ; .. 10 o:r; pkg 35c Choeolate, while, yellew and splee-PIIIsbury I Broccoli . . . . . 10 ozpkg 21c ... ' ' < ., <., ·~·. :J ......,.,_,Yoaland,.. PERCH· HADDOCK .. 10 o:r; 45c . ': l.;.1'd'oz ;!tfk 39t CVT c 1 • ~- heaf ••• Wft . I .. eoOked-to order-at one time in the oven. I ••ked Eddie how obotll If somebody wants ribs weH d~e and somebody eJBe a little bn 't.&e rare side? 1.111~ dellcllo~ flafOI' \· • lb49t: Sc 11bpkg43c Bacon • • • .11bpkg43c Slab' .Bacon • • • -lb39c ers --flay ... .. Ill~ ' HAMS SPICED LUNCHEON .. •. :: .• ; : ' .~ . 16....... fulllltlllk llllf, ...u MACARONI and CHEESE rratn·· (niUt.) Tender, 11Bobd, wlh>le or OLD FASHION Ill. Rolraol 18. A ntaln (Sp.Amer.l 8S.l!eft>w c.. GOOD IDIA ST. PA"' UP-,00.. Orville ..., L. Froomon hat ol$fto4 lllto taw a bill makiq JIIJm<totA the llllt 1talt In the ualoa to all"" Ill courta to tm~d llceilte platea Mrl. Sam FnU, Mr.' ..;_ 4 IWold FriDit tDd - . Neiaoavtlle . Dopaid Frant, California, 1&. &ad lira. GOI'ald Frank tad ooli, WeJ~ JIOJI, Jlr. and lira. 11D117 J:rjHd a~d dlupter, md llfr. anil, Mra. VlriiJ Wood, Belpre, wen SWldaJ auppet llleat'l pt)jr, and lira. Marl011 Wood. , < Jlr. lad lira; ~- SWJllaa U.c.(IODI ' b&.Je r«:umed. fk)qi ' I tr&ftlmll:l ao.Pa...... way• at. - · World Wtr D than they dill 1' Utoe )'eat• bttw"n the ent\ Of Worl4 War I In 1818 and tho rite ot 1tiUer In 199!1. .rt Is forgotten now that after tbe .' Kaiser's '!'e&ime collapsed, it was a very eloae question whether com~m~~~ltJ, tlltu ~hanc:es are lea- GerrnaJ\y would become a democ•ened. Tbe summer poho sea1on racy or a SoViet ttepubllc. has already 1tarted in the Deep SeYH Germ1ny From ltM• South 'IDd is movJDc northward. Frledrlch Ebert, SociaUil lead. Polio apecl'liltl _eaUIDate that er and labor um-::~n oratniler, did up to 90 per eoat of all pOlio IU· more than any man to save Ger· neues are al;lurtive. lnde~d, the matlr from Communism then. · •Igns are often 10 ve1·y mUd Ehert had been named cbane~l­ they're not even. notlCe'd. Bpt ab01· lor after the .rmistlce. tlvJ! caaes produce healthy 'jcar· He succeeded In suppres9iDI rl~" of pollo viruses. s.erious Commuqist uprisings in P.-r~el Hy:IIMt 1\ules Berlin . in December, 1918, and Tb.e)r excrete ·virUses wHich in attoth,r•hqman bod)r may cau.ae paroll<•is ·or even . d~ath. There· Mr•• Tliom,non Ho•re.. fore, the rules of pers9nal by. To Camuta Clula Group 8ieJle . and ordi~l'f Janltatt~n Mrs. sh~.be • •bserved m~st ti&ld\11 t~~~~~~.' d,ufhitpOI'I.o Aa•obl. • • • ' :,. ) , l Sudd,.1eo!ret'ib0iUiilll1 bad, So Ia VII> Robert e; by persona pnaceu• Freoeh - or anyUUnJ ~Whleh Otl\era inordinate · fa\i.sue. were Mrs. Don' st.ivert, · been known to Cbartea Bradbury, Mn. LLolc:~lve. .• , BDII!I. Refreebmentlc were be cohn lad l;it""'''d tr,y tbe . hooteoi at tho UYea, poiiQ e1 ... of lfle game. olalnat ta •raiA~· J Mill" GINIRAL HOSPITAL . Illness 61 Allmitted to the ·Melga Gene..t -of polio, Hl*pital Friday and this -mornmakes him In e.:- 4111 were Stephen Van 1nwa1en, there may. even be PomeroY": Willard Mowery, Pom. paralyail, ~lth feVer and ~;~roY; John ~. Po.rneroy; Mn. other lt'inptGJDI, It's aniulna: what Zaae Hetteselater, Middleport: a miNI !;bat Ia belnr p.;,..red by ond Mto. Dorothy Myera, Lolli h.Ysterleai !011r, ··~ dn to 111 body. Boltom. NOLMII TO CANADA """' -"Plea - . lait ..,... flf TOBON'rO UP-chudi llolmeo u.. - 'tootkll ,... lloo I e-lool, I!Jopound fuDbadl ..... Taroato Arpuuta "' lloo turud don u etlfer flom the dlu Bll r..., 1J'al18. D0WT SCL\TCH THAT ITCMI ADD MIAIIUT THIIVIJ ' planes of )\h!. Britain rat~ clUes, the Allles ••4 Germauy River. to prove aD impOrtsome future Hitler room for visitars, dtn1n1 The audlt'tirlum and another medical extra-a mobHe x-ray cruiser-wllttid the hospital in carryinJ on ill extenalve program. The auditorium wiJI be used for meet~ i~R• to educate the public while the eruiier can make sure that everyone in the southea!tern area receives a free chest x-rBy . • Recreational facUitlu will inelude two. rooms• containing television, garnes, card and other amusements. T8 patients will also operate their own radio station broadcasting to a range or 250 feet fron1 the hospital. Th e Health Department direcor de'lcrlbet;l the hospital as a focal point tor the tuberculosili program in the south~astern Ohio area . Dr. R.olph Dwork statM that the aren has needed a TB hospital for years, but Jacked the necessary finances to build one. SYrt•rv c..., To Columbu1 Dr. Dwork said that Integration of the progr&m at Nelsonvtlle with the one in ~olumbus Is an important feature. In addition to working closely totether. surgery eues at Nelsonville will be senl to the Ohio Tuberculo1is Hospital on the Ohio State University rampus. Emergencies can be handl ed at NeiHonviile, but the hospital Mil care only for TB paUents. To gain admittance to Nelson. ville, a patient mud be certified as tubercular by a phytlcian and by his county's health commission· cr. The medical director at NelsonyiJJe also tnust approve. ·fM. The 14 countl~fl' which the hospi· ~tldtll fleaturtt tal will 11erve are Lawrence, Gal· ,In addition to patlent and treat - lla, J"ack9on, Mel1-. Vinton, Attnlmt roms, th • •TB hO,!i~Jtal will hcn5, lfocklng, Fairfield, Perry, ~aJn such ld"ded fe-aturee 11 a I Morgan, Washlntton, Monroe, No tnaet bar, apeclal roon\ for cleray ble and Muskingum. 18251 The Dolly Sentinel, Panw!'OY-Mlddleport, Ohio ' • · ~·.: . every• Q~J.n~,: .~nit••.'.ij,~ ehlld, ~·~· the llj!Por" find · ~t' wb•l wlr wai COLUMBUS IY HOWARD lVIII Januty lt19. I' EMtt insisted that elections be he1d. AI the result, a national assembly met a Weimar, in the woorJ ed hills ot central Germany and set uo what r·was 'eatled the Weimar Republic•in February 1919. Ebert wur elected president. Had he DOt dlied-on Feb. 25, - there rulgbt ' never have been a .Nazi Germany:" ' 0 eapo!ioft. Gt4'1Nft)' fouaht World War lr;m the ..U .of otber eountrier. At tbe I Unltecl Pr... ltaff Cor....,...dent COLUMBUS, 0. UP-Another TtiursC:icy, M'cy 1i~ 1255 Germany: Its ·Go*rnments Have Undergone..J Great Changes Since IJ.a ys Of World 1~~ I ·.,1• :· . Of TQ liiii!J~IO!f AltiA Ml)abod evert .tl:enoon ..fOIII Sood17 by The Ohio ValloJ fSenllllel, tue.. at 110 illocbaole PomeroJ, 0. IBual.a.ua olfiet (;;_ne 388, editorial of[iee phone Thursday, May i~, 195S I FREE HOSE DEAL ENDS SATURDAY, MA.Y 14th AJAX .Northern nssut . �\ • Pagel;'wo b X I • -p-ie Daily Sentinel, I .P~meroy-Mia1eport,-OHio· The Daily Sentinel N1tlonal tldvertlsing represen tltlve, Bottinelli-Kirnl;tall, Inc ., 343 Lbin(ton Av~ New Yorll IY CHARliS M. ~ANN , IMtted Pl'lll llteH Cor,..po...,t n 'took the Germatls 1881 thlh three mctntbs after the end of World War I to establish ihe Weimar Republie in place of the Kaiser's empire. . This time it has taken 10 yean slnce the end of World WarD to establish the Bonn Republic as a sovereieh nation In suc<!ession to Adolf Hitler's Third Reich. ·Aad. Germany Ia still divided, 'W'jflt iU eutern part under Poli1b. OOmmulll.St and Soviet R1Diian oo- City, 16, N. Y. f!-: Sub1c:ript1on nteJ : neuvery by carrier where available 30 cents per week: llDe year in advaace h t - 11 ...!ood elan man. at The Daily Sentinel office, matter 1t the post office at $I!i.60; six months, $7 .80; th.re~ QIOaUt.t, $3,.00. By motor route 'omeroy, Ohio 'lfhere &VIlilable t)De month $1 ltchard S. Owen .... hft. Mgr. By mail one JPRr $8; six montns $4.25; three month! $'Z.!MJ, onr hck Collette •• , City ldltor mDnth $1. Jnc Good Deed Daily ' ~ \ The challenre to db a good deed every day Is more Ihan a Boy Stout slogan . It has re1ulted ln maay ad:! of kindness and the aav~a of life and limb. Training 1nd one wheel was about to crush the man'~t cheat. Rjchard promptly tur.ned off the ignition . An injurtd arm was bleeding badly. The boy used his belt for a tourniquet ln flnt aid has enabled the youngsters tO act in emergencies, proR)pUy and eftleiently. Rlebard Hendrix, 11 ye1r o14 lad or near Baldwin, Mo., did not have far to to to do his daily good deed and wbat 1m opportunity it was. In company with his fltther, who was 9peratint a farm tractor, he alone wu available to aid when the tnttor reared and landed up1lde down . Hla rather was pinned •r•tnll the attached tnuer. The tractor continued to move atopped the bleeding and summoned trelp . :·1 wouldn't be here today," the ·father aaid later, "if it badn 't been lor "that freekle-faced boy o£ thine." JUcthar,l. ln. typical boy fashion, :will hardly think of himself as a bero. Jlltlttber'sltfe Wll in dan~. he bid "\seen 1rained to act in JUdi emeraencles, and that is all tlt,.e WU to it. Tile ..., ·Scout program had •Pin pald. off. q.(l .tt W!JS exhaWd but undam· qed. H wu only •fter the 8tmi• lice that Allied troops moved In to oeeupf it. Gerrqa~ ·t hen neve: eeased to be a •oveitiJn. aatlon, and only 11 small of its terrjtory was oe-- ...COtMtTtGennan' bettie in Ohio's endle11s war aralnat tuberculosis soon will be won when eonstruclitm beglnt on • TB hospital at· NelsonvUle for lt Sollthelltern Ohio counties. '"'e three-story ltructure will coat .n estlmated SUJOO,'OOO. 01 tbis amount the state will supply •l,lDO,OOO •vltb the balance of .10,000 coming 11 federal aid un· der the Hill-Burton Act, 8 law provldtng federal aid to hospitals. The Depak.ment of Public Works announced contracts for t'OlUitructlon of the h01pital wlll he a.wuded lllte this week. Twe ,.fd Pur~t~lt The hospital will aecomplish a twerol4, p~o~~- It will provide the (~·· pofflt for a 'rB 1!..8 Jftl~~rd ..tJat has sallt~ 18lk · . otlt. for yett11 and It will wor hind in hand with thA program tn Columbua to apeed up a too slowly ~linlna: 1'8 rate in Ohio. Site for the eompleteb" modern tVuctare I• a 151,1 acre traet In Wqne NatlonaJ Fore.t. The hoaJl:ltal Will be located OD top of a r.~tn.u to b~ created after le\•ellII off a Jdll. Up U> patleqta will be ftl!ommodated In the hospital, ..-tiltll will be constnicted of red~ btttt and masonry. Ali .med!e«< atrvlcea will bt! abrove around floor t!xeept patients f'b0rft1. l11ui-ln1 patientl \)f the finest in 111ed~l cate an~ ~o:mfQrt, the IICMpit~l wJll feature two 10larluma on each floor enablin• patient!! to ~~ up needed sunshine. Beds 111"4 bedlprtnaa wUJ bo adtusta:ble \o ln7 fttliJht and de1ree of com- t •nd • calls on Germof . .eeato materialiZe hla dteam• quNI. . . 0.. ll!torestlq thing Is that th.e ·Gftmanl have eajofed mo~e ltable 1.overament in the y~ bltber thop, beauty shop, ud crafts shop, oc~ · ' office and ,,·bed :Polio Sltots to Be Given Schools Close ' • United Methodist WS(SHas Service . Chester Socials __ J - 1&. l!!ld lfQ, ANN AllBOI, Mlclo-llln. Do1> old Kaapp reportad to PO!ltt \1111 aomeoae broke I.J'lto be:r .boJDe ud made off wltb lwo JIUY llaW <011talnin1 027' lira. ICuPII ., e-xpeetanl l&Otber, laid bNa ..,.. i.DJ 1be moae:y ....,._., • bank -. coont fe< her ciiUd. ll'~ld' Doa ~.J\~ 'lf141Wn, h~J~t Jlfllt'lddted ~. Wol! P~tad Mr. tad J!n. lamto ' w~. W•• abode,Mr...01111 ,.. aw.. lin. 41)' dbular JUMII ol ~1!11 Wkt"!'m. .. •, Ebert developed Into a tlalt,. man of world nature. He dled ua-der the 1train ot of!h:ff. Germany was beset by poUtie.al and efonomic .problems, and" no leader emersed' to •bike Ebert's place. ··- · No. leader,";thJt it, until :ftltler. Most Ger~bs , knew~ Pt wa,-t a fraud and a ni.enace. But .t~l!y were ripe "for_a dietat(1nh[p. ' · ' , .. SCIENCE IY DILOS SMITH Unlt.d Pr"i Sclenu Editor NEW YORK UP- Polio specialists ar(! afraid the mere existence of _the Salk anti-polio vaccine will make some people careless about polio, which would be too bad be. cause pOUO" i1 not something to ~oy with. Wher, some one is 11:hout to come down with polio, there usually is rever. The fever may be accompanied by headache. Jassi- the !ull·blown paralyUe ea"" ; ~OF very lona;. Theta cuea ~ quickly into paral)'sls which' be temporary. But there much doubt about abortive , non-paralytic easea. V11u. Sympt..... ' .. The truth is tbat ·the may be almost anythlPI- 'nit. 1ll person just doe1n't feel well~, The symptoms are vague; a ·dOctor can't say posltlveiy what lt .. is which produeea fever and ''letter- tude, a•eatlng, nausea, vomiting, al :rnalai..,." fltlt""' con.stipatioh, diarrhea. •• The patient seems to ·1 ~ , well. During the summer polio sea- But four to seVen days ~.:.t.r, he son, fever In climbinalinA~Wi1!: i%.hit"t , gaj,g 1 pn~s ~~·~me of the other~ Is juatlfi~on n- ' tA;~ _ tralt,i~e 11 ~eri ··iiav ough for calling a (oct~f e lle I lv!<t'wi ·. he t d'ilnaer .I'Oi also is sore throat oii"'Smrnfek Or - permanent paralysis. "-'r back, walk fast when you walk to Usually this does not happen in t he :->hone. abortive or non-para!>'lic cases When it comes to deciding whe- "but it cait. This is why lny .,.aj'U~ thor If slight illne~s b the be.-:in· illness durin.-: the polio ~sa.on ning of a polio case, doctors divide ~hould be looked at and watched lhe polio po~sibillti0111 into three by a skilled and lmowiDI ppr.on, catecorles- abortivc, non-paralyThe chance• . are tkat poliO. 'k lie and panllytic. not the cause. Bu.t when thel,'~\lre _T-:h~·-"~'-:is-:n'-t:C:m~"-'h-:::cd-,o:-u-:bt:-,a:;-b-:ou;::t_:q::u:=: ite ~ ~w1 ~,~~ _ ~I!~ fJ\Jhe DAILY CROSSWORD AllROij5 ).;DOWN • . t~ A foo<ll\ih- ~ "1. \'eretablt 15. One'• dad. ,' 2". Of Ionia . p, Place ot ' 3. I•thmut . Kal1er : ·' in Aela. l · Wllhelm'l . 4. Come . exile . t.!terwatcl SO. Rurrod · ' 8. Knt.ve of . , mountain. "'"Y, clubl erest (pota.)· U. Spirit lamp• 6. Conetel• 13. Short totton latlon \1 . 1rown In f. A Frenc~ Bra•U ol' mmhat U. Medieval q 8. Accompany type ot D. M&rlu tor lyrJc poem .Dmllllon, 15.0ppoaileol . (prlnl.l ; 11 downl" 11. ltellevea !to,._ 17. Roman • 18. The Book h tnoney ot Paalma S8. Ovomtpt 19. ~etama. . llopptnc uoo o1 ptaeoa tlolll.l tmpatlenc• 20. ProYoke 23. Oreek letter 25. At home 2t. Se.-. L"IOA.L NOTtn port Tile unknowtl in Mo· rocco IT.ln hlrb aptrtta 3VI'he JftOI• ~ui~O\".'ho 28. A palm (Ctn. .Am.) a_,, 11n. Pyln •s.t tho wetleud iD Bae!Jie wJ~ bet JOD, Cbartoa tad ~amn,_ Mr. and Mn. ll.lebard O.itl .iad 1011 were Sulldey JUOIII of )lr. ud lfrl. Eldon Gaul. ·lllllr )VIlldoo 11 IP<JidlDI a -· -.1 -•1• furiOUfll· two 11'1111 frtenda md will report to Camp Klllllar, New lnr, befQI'll ~~~~~~ oveneu. lti'a.1 s,......., yellow ftvtl 20.Pr<mc II.Delctn<l• anti In . ceneral • U. Correotl 21. Nuctollloli a 1tarcla S5.J'riall 17. I'Jowtrltu betweea _plaa~ ltala 40. Comm.Oft or, Ptroona oent p~ant out 1o • (H. J.l n<OIIIItlltor 4f:HUII - 1,_ .llciST IS MINUTII bad! II of motoriJtl wbo drtve after re-voeaUou tulpeDJioa of t1te1r or dri•.:IDS::....:ll=eenf=oa:::....- - - - two woou vaeatloa with lrl..clt In U.. northera part of Ohio. I. II. Tuttle vtalted Mr. and lira. Artble TuWo, Eqle Rlcl&o, for a few dl)'l. ~- 1 s Ba'l · ·' "'• ~. · · 1 ' ' 11 qw~ poor., It thll time. kwoiJld Cembination cold cuts PICKLE ancl PIMENTO areat, the ne~n.e Ill ••I up ta .. hooll. viii 11a Ia cllarp ot :.:e mi1M haft aat· phJIIlclaNI worlr.ln~ !!::~~~~~ : . ." :\ '·"fl;'• ... lllxtlam&o uonot 8 to 14 lb. ••,. ' · Parkay or •lue·•onnet · ·.· · · ·· . · . lb. ' 1· . '· , lt's a bli 'LIJJ~Ven, for suie. In addition to })elng seven feet hilh, it is eight tee~ wide ·and has a deptb_ of l§t.{eet .with aeven rotatin& 1be,Ive:s -·or unifor1n cook- 8--· , Lllrlf't FO{O<IoSI,..Ino Holt With equipment Uk:e thiJ in the new wing of the sprawling hostelry, 7,800 ·meau a day can be aei-ved a._d with the ball room at· ta~hed it becomes-or could....;u.e largest . food-serving convention hall in tbe country. lnl. Wboloorloalt .... ... FROZENFOQb F•ny..,ix. r,i.bs Of beef can be \. CANDY ... Lemonade .. J-6-o:r; cans 49c ' '.. ·' '" . ~ . •• j' ~ CHOPPED' •J • _, • ' ...~fly Ptp Bouquets . pkg 19c I ' ' Inter. . . American 'C.opltol' . 4~ . Yoara " • Cocoanut Tips .. , .. 7 oz 29c Green Beans . . 10 o:r; pkg 25c P'11n Amtncan linlon ' H(l Wal~ln~n.Touriol Macca ' ' . I 1 _ ""~" Sl4fPf CtntTo! Prea! ~ .. ·· ,,···~· ~)\ ASIIING'I»!t-Tbo~sand,, o! vl,llors to the national c~pttafihlt apring~•:ntora ot da.lly newspapers, 19ft!), hlgtt school 'at'a.<tu~*-'nl' clauea, women altO(ldlnr such national cOJi,erences •iJ ih'a&.tlol the Dau(htert o() the . ~z:ner1c~n .Revolution, . and Washiltgton'a tiVtrlfOWfA&' ttream of touris\s-~.nd particularly ilgnif\e._nt ·a Viilt to 'tbe Ma"tltul h~adquartera of the prganiza.tii:Jn ot Amt!rleal\· 8tatet. .~ · In~~fl\~ttoniU tenalons I )ea.1', marked 'by reshi.ttfUnr Of torcee. 1 war parUclpahta an"d hew , raclat power· t · tn Asia and Africa,~ makt '·enllghtenlngo \ · ~ On a rftent te.tt of spe-ed on ' a v~t to the Pan Americe Utllon ·8r'itisb raitw.ara half a mile ·was of the blde.t and. ·moat eucctueovered in 18 seconds fJ.at an.d oreanila~loir on earth. . ': . · u•v.er.al mUes • ap-pr.oachinJ Lan11, 190$', .t hat Pt'Ulden.Vl'ttCIOd~ '· W61'e covered •t the r•te of Ca.rneJLe; -who ctSnbiMt.a, u' mlles an- hour. the eonat.:Uct\Ort ot.·· the . 11\(lJJg~' otheL" nota~Jt:t· laid.·1he cor.n~,-.. io . . W . ' ' ~ ... ntled I'N4y- ..., . . . : cJ\.KE ·M IXE' · · • KEYSTONE MILK FLOUR • • • • J'ELLO DESSERTS · For Iaiiie use or eooklng, tao • • • • cs..-ootll....,..Uow CHEESE SPREAD ......... 2 lb box .63c • I • - Sib bag · . BLACKBERRY JELLY .... 10oajar31c er. liN ..... .......h llDd tutr" . . APPLE IUnER ......... 32 oz jar 25c DUR![BE8 SHORTENING ~ 0 o 0 0 Adds eolor and flavor to many ulldl .,•• GREEN - • 3pkgs • • "'' 1,;,~ Achta iallltli ....., - · A·l .SAUCE . ...... '........ 6 'R iiloU3c . E..,. t. ~.._ M .,.._'Viedl ------ ' ., dl.....t ·"' U.Baok li: lb I 0 o 0 0 0 0 ... Turf •~~.;.· H. In tunt 1 aJtd. flayor BABY FOODS., .......... . """'-cr..;., ... _..,. - J1i1r-- NAIIiaoo . .I ' ·-~ . . RIT% CRACKEJl,S , • , ...... lib llu J_k ,., ~ taladl CUCUMBERS ... lforJ 19~ •. · Peak ., mtofcr~ CU., Filled willa hcOlllilolloi... Florid& . .-. each 29c .No. ORANGES ; .. 8 lb bog 55c 11. Wortb .a. Malt otnrlnr 1::,4-4--f Mo . 3Sc vole• .. UDIIIOCI variant. of "efll" ta. Unlvtrtlt.y o«lctr ... 48. Minlll - DAILY 08YPI<JQU~IIWt'1 llow N.M :II ' · ' A.~ ·\'D!I,11. ·4]1:a • ' ' ' II LOX•f .:P.IIL.LO" ' ' Ontlttltr·-""PIY Ill u.ta lllan\illl .C. .. ,.... for tl\0 til'" L~· X D'f.' ·~· lllii'J( l""ft trophtoa. !1\\a !""'~• tonn•U... ol 1111 ...,,. -~ .ti' ~ Eoeb day ·l ilt eO"- mtoftj .,.. 4t«oNIIt. · • ' .., · · ·aMi. .0 nTNXQTAV PTQ ~T0-~~~~6 P1~ PV RNO P ·fORCTPCI ''' ~Kqc l O·• 'oit'' PT·O' OTKC-INftTp~ 'I'fit.~ ' ....,...._. ........ -..w .. . ,, , r' ' . '•l •' 1 : •• ~ I r • 'rig 25c 31tt ~7c .· ••" CtfPio<tooto:-THY MODICBTY'S .A CANDIJi! 'fo THY MllRIT-J'IICLDJNIJ.' ~ ~ • I - SNAK PAK •••.•••.•••••• tray Of,6;:a· 31bcon 73c POTATOES ..•. 10 lbs 5.9c 'PINEAPP~ES 1 PORI( BARBEQUE •••••• No.' I cil-.49c ., 2sc Mdll"crkPDell · \ ''"'· : AllwW MI&I, U..YIIIl'" I ......... . &aulelcon ow~ Whl--.. ' ...... q.talloll A Otrt < !al~can ~l " IIi- • ~-,b,Q~etS • ~ -')~ ... IIi'.' ••\ Gold Mtdal, PIIIBbU11 or Robin Hoocl-aU purpose ' •W>"t' .r;w. .::;,-· · ' ~ . VEAL ROAST .... •. , ..... lb 49c h INSTANT DRY MILK • • •• 3 qtpkg 29c Ia Iii_,.... ·t lllrA41nJ Jl•• 1111: Tep . PEANUT BUnER ..... 10 oi gloss 39c . .. yta~ lattr, Jult fG .)'fl&1'4 ;h, ~ AJ;rit' 2S: . .. . Taste 0 Sea-IteM HI 1en8 CADJ&TIO!f ' .... MEAT LOAF ...... , ... lb 49c Sma dellclons flavon-lneludlnJI new 1pple ----- Ptel!lli!eftt .William ·Bowa.r:d , 'l:$tt", C•megle/' ·otJler o«iclal• dedicated this h~adquartera 'or •.o.. 1r ... 1nter--AP,ltr.lcan Sya~: . . , . .. ~ j · FurtherrbPre... 19~~ marka lh~ ~QG!th IJUliYeraary . , . . of tht touridlnr q_f ~.he Jnter-~rnef.ican org~tAtlon kl)OWD tea~, 4f lbe O~t,...on of AJI!•rt<llll States. It 14 a '1\lM year lfr ~.,,. ~ all .!ht J,tnoi'ICID npiobUtt to .look bOCk;' lo:kt ltOCk of 1M 'p'i'eRbt, an4JOO~· towallf \hf llil4'i'e. . ' ' . . . ' FISH STICKS . ; .. 10 o:r; pkg 35c Choeolate, while, yellew and splee-PIIIsbury I Broccoli . . . . . 10 ozpkg 21c ... ' ' < ., <., ·~·. :J ......,.,_,Yoaland,.. PERCH· HADDOCK .. 10 o:r; 45c . ': l.;.1'd'oz ;!tfk 39t CVT c 1 • ~- heaf ••• Wft . I .. eoOked-to order-at one time in the oven. I ••ked Eddie how obotll If somebody wants ribs weH d~e and somebody eJBe a little bn 't.&e rare side? 1.111~ dellcllo~ flafOI' \· • lb49t: Sc 11bpkg43c Bacon • • • .11bpkg43c Slab' .Bacon • • • -lb39c ers --flay ... .. Ill~ ' HAMS SPICED LUNCHEON .. •. :: .• ; : ' .~ . 16....... fulllltlllk llllf, ...u MACARONI and CHEESE rratn·· (niUt.) Tender, 11Bobd, wlh>le or OLD FASHION Ill. Rolraol 18. A ntaln (Sp.Amer.l 8S.l!eft>w c.. GOOD IDIA ST. PA"' UP-,00.. Orville ..., L. Froomon hat ol$fto4 lllto taw a bill makiq JIIJm<totA the llllt 1talt In the ualoa to all"" Ill courta to tm~d llceilte platea Mrl. Sam FnU, Mr.' ..;_ 4 IWold FriDit tDd - . Neiaoavtlle . Dopaid Frant, California, 1&. &ad lira. GOI'ald Frank tad ooli, WeJ~ JIOJI, Jlr. and lira. 11D117 J:rjHd a~d dlupter, md llfr. anil, Mra. VlriiJ Wood, Belpre, wen SWldaJ auppet llleat'l pt)jr, and lira. Marl011 Wood. , < Jlr. lad lira; ~- SWJllaa U.c.(IODI ' b&.Je r«:umed. fk)qi ' I tr&ftlmll:l ao.Pa...... way• at. - · World Wtr D than they dill 1' Utoe )'eat• bttw"n the ent\ Of Worl4 War I In 1818 and tho rite ot 1tiUer In 199!1. .rt Is forgotten now that after tbe .' Kaiser's '!'e&ime collapsed, it was a very eloae question whether com~m~~~ltJ, tlltu ~hanc:es are lea- GerrnaJ\y would become a democ•ened. Tbe summer poho sea1on racy or a SoViet ttepubllc. has already 1tarted in the Deep SeYH Germ1ny From ltM• South 'IDd is movJDc northward. Frledrlch Ebert, SociaUil lead. Polio apecl'liltl _eaUIDate that er and labor um-::~n oratniler, did up to 90 per eoat of all pOlio IU· more than any man to save Ger· neues are al;lurtive. lnde~d, the matlr from Communism then. · •Igns are often 10 ve1·y mUd Ehert had been named cbane~l­ they're not even. notlCe'd. Bpt ab01· lor after the .rmistlce. tlvJ! caaes produce healthy 'jcar· He succeeded In suppres9iDI rl~" of pollo viruses. s.erious Commuqist uprisings in P.-r~el Hy:IIMt 1\ules Berlin . in December, 1918, and Tb.e)r excrete ·virUses wHich in attoth,r•hqman bod)r may cau.ae paroll<•is ·or even . d~ath. There· Mr•• Tliom,non Ho•re.. fore, the rules of pers9nal by. To Camuta Clula Group 8ieJle . and ordi~l'f Janltatt~n Mrs. sh~.be • •bserved m~st ti&ld\11 t~~~~~~.' d,ufhitpOI'I.o Aa•obl. • • • ' :,. ) , l Sudd,.1eo!ret'ib0iUiilll1 bad, So Ia VII> Robert e; by persona pnaceu• Freoeh - or anyUUnJ ~Whleh Otl\era inordinate · fa\i.sue. were Mrs. Don' st.ivert, · been known to Cbartea Bradbury, Mn. LLolc:~lve. .• , BDII!I. Refreebmentlc were be cohn lad l;it""'''d tr,y tbe . hooteoi at tho UYea, poiiQ e1 ... of lfle game. olalnat ta •raiA~· J Mill" GINIRAL HOSPITAL . Illness 61 Allmitted to the ·Melga Gene..t -of polio, Hl*pital Friday and this -mornmakes him In e.:- 4111 were Stephen Van 1nwa1en, there may. even be PomeroY": Willard Mowery, Pom. paralyail, ~lth feVer and ~;~roY; John ~. Po.rneroy; Mn. other lt'inptGJDI, It's aniulna: what Zaae Hetteselater, Middleport: a miNI !;bat Ia belnr p.;,..red by ond Mto. Dorothy Myera, Lolli h.Ysterleai !011r, ··~ dn to 111 body. Boltom. NOLMII TO CANADA """' -"Plea - . lait ..,... flf TOBON'rO UP-chudi llolmeo u.. - 'tootkll ,... lloo I e-lool, I!Jopound fuDbadl ..... Taroato Arpuuta "' lloo turud don u etlfer flom the dlu Bll r..., 1J'al18. D0WT SCL\TCH THAT ITCMI ADD MIAIIUT THIIVIJ ' planes of )\h!. Britain rat~ clUes, the Allles ••4 Germauy River. to prove aD impOrtsome future Hitler room for visitars, dtn1n1 The audlt'tirlum and another medical extra-a mobHe x-ray cruiser-wllttid the hospital in carryinJ on ill extenalve program. The auditorium wiJI be used for meet~ i~R• to educate the public while the eruiier can make sure that everyone in the southea!tern area receives a free chest x-rBy . • Recreational facUitlu will inelude two. rooms• containing television, garnes, card and other amusements. T8 patients will also operate their own radio station broadcasting to a range or 250 feet fron1 the hospital. Th e Health Department direcor de'lcrlbet;l the hospital as a focal point tor the tuberculosili program in the south~astern Ohio area . Dr. R.olph Dwork statM that the aren has needed a TB hospital for years, but Jacked the necessary finances to build one. SYrt•rv c..., To Columbu1 Dr. Dwork said that Integration of the progr&m at Nelsonvtlle with the one in ~olumbus Is an important feature. In addition to working closely totether. surgery eues at Nelsonville will be senl to the Ohio Tuberculo1is Hospital on the Ohio State University rampus. Emergencies can be handl ed at NeiHonviile, but the hospital Mil care only for TB paUents. To gain admittance to Nelson. ville, a patient mud be certified as tubercular by a phytlcian and by his county's health commission· cr. The medical director at NelsonyiJJe also tnust approve. ·fM. The 14 countl~fl' which the hospi· ~tldtll fleaturtt tal will 11erve are Lawrence, Gal· ,In addition to patlent and treat - lla, J"ack9on, Mel1-. Vinton, Attnlmt roms, th • •TB hO,!i~Jtal will hcn5, lfocklng, Fairfield, Perry, ~aJn such ld"ded fe-aturee 11 a I Morgan, Washlntton, Monroe, No tnaet bar, apeclal roon\ for cleray ble and Muskingum. 18251 The Dolly Sentinel, Panw!'OY-Mlddleport, Ohio ' • · ~·.: . every• Q~J.n~,: .~nit••.'.ij,~ ehlld, ~·~· the llj!Por" find · ~t' wb•l wlr wai COLUMBUS IY HOWARD lVIII Januty lt19. I' EMtt insisted that elections be he1d. AI the result, a national assembly met a Weimar, in the woorJ ed hills ot central Germany and set uo what r·was 'eatled the Weimar Republic•in February 1919. Ebert wur elected president. Had he DOt dlied-on Feb. 25, - there rulgbt ' never have been a .Nazi Germany:" ' 0 eapo!ioft. Gt4'1Nft)' fouaht World War lr;m the ..U .of otber eountrier. At tbe I Unltecl Pr... ltaff Cor....,...dent COLUMBUS, 0. UP-Another TtiursC:icy, M'cy 1i~ 1255 Germany: Its ·Go*rnments Have Undergone..J Great Changes Since IJ.a ys Of World 1~~ I ·.,1• :· . Of TQ liiii!J~IO!f AltiA Ml)abod evert .tl:enoon ..fOIII Sood17 by The Ohio ValloJ fSenllllel, tue.. at 110 illocbaole PomeroJ, 0. IBual.a.ua olfiet (;;_ne 388, editorial of[iee phone Thursday, May i~, 195S I FREE HOSE DEAL ENDS SATURDAY, MA.Y 14th AJAX .Northern nssut . �-' ·-·-. . - - --By Alan Mover Plave s Woeful W. •L . ~ 't;~1"tl!rT~~ ' I "Cr..sr..h>lloci to l.b; :::. b'l .....,_.d ,, hit • 1M of .._.. Il I l ! ~bica1o TJJe lndia~a / l~~ ~ New York Detroit Kansas City s Swing IW. 18 1 .181 . 1~ It .• Cleveknd ~ • ID 14 .417 10 1& .400 to 11 .:no Washington B-oetcn 8 11 . .1118 Baltimore t s. tho · Balti ~tioned roo:ir:ie i'!l'l -·.Enos Slt,bl)t.t.er., ~al:t to I•" , first I:N!r3mtao. Joe Altobei.U to .. City, ... !Jl~ Y¥~- "'all~ lndi.lnopolll · of tho Amtrican ed .a 1~ in . ~ t.~aroae aQ4 IPUftt A.¥qe~llt1C'II 1nd sold outfl1lder ~ ·~ Jllfei kwJ tnl.ldl o1 -1 Hlr•..,. ~_$JI»P.&OP t.o lilru.u City. e~Ji~ 'llh& .Af:ttldQ PVt. ln the buaillo!!l~Q~r lf!ol N-er. ••f~i!' ~ all. Not oni~ did they le~ olllj'Lgl>i by Clef,\.,.!j, d.,.~•ilh tile Ya..te.. , ,but tbty trio4 lo !01:• the· , _ n~poli.t)IDf bo jJt J>itdtar lilY Ho•!l<rt ·lrom l,yt but dilfil't CiUite mak-e lt ~ Detf k, and StDI · aecilnd bin· ~ said, ''I knOW' I cBtD still )Jieijl ortn Jrotre.L "Spook'' latobl to B~ ru~., . . . I Col~lll of tbe Internationa-l _C&k!l\tr llkt,y Otauo~ ~~- LeiJJif- · ~Dille ree11Llin& second ' e4 )Jjl rol~e 6)1 \J)e G1~, bu~an "lteetor LOptt" from· 'tile d¥JP.,'t .k.ra4r!r wJieJ:"e . 19 t~ . slrint d.W, "fl»a II tlje firot t!tne I've ev~r · · been rel..,.d in my )1ft," liO . '~~ Ot! ~~MI ~lot YOUR eAR re-I ~4· AJUl~ .UOD 1...1lH11, tile yq\PI.J,.iib~-1!!1!49" wil~ t~e &ame potetKial whom · tM )Jeer C-f)tioned to D~nver of ~erican Association, sat coldly nu,.,.d )n,!J'o't 'ol,. hlo locl<er. t «!lybie Parg "O~IJl , All tbi,• t•ok li!..O. Wtdpeoday "~n tg~ aWft:ls fevemi~ pared tbelr •r nster.s to get d9Wn to the rMuir.ed %6-ploayer, Hri~u by mld~"'lin 0 1· "I hate \.0 send ·anyone out," YtM:ee lft.nager Casey SteDJ~l ~ lro.WJl.in:i, ."It's Iough on. everycqe concerned." ~~ntel made hi.s remarks · 1¥1tJr deali~ Slaughter and pltcber J ..bn Sain · Kan"sas CliP)' f,pr ' Sonny Dlx,o~. w1111 sent out- H~'L\I(flfr$ , Ma~, O!'ivhJI. · to· -·•pj·'ed inf'··••-' •onnit ' Sam~ """"~· ' ' fOrd an • tbe · w~er Jilt; preparlt~- to reletaln·l blm outrla:ht. _.ll!~b ~ - ~~ntd ,Y\i:her A.l urru . :~ , . - ',OitJ.• dt t~e Cl)aso D · , 1>-A~~~· LeiiVI· ' lbltimore p-ed pikh'lr. J~e Coleman ' on tire. ditlbled li:!Jt, opt lOne · d p itcher 0~ F errarese til. P•!di'P<I. <f· .the PO<ti!F. Cout Leasue, lnd 111DOlbhl:'ea tltat sbuf~ft _DJQ MUier would be sent to same clull ,.et \UUitelde,. ~ M~ Clark In.t.pnatlon11l to Seat· • the Red Friend optioning .selling · BEST PRICES AND SILICTIONSt . F.tU~'tY ,-· l>otro(t releuJd outfltld" 1 St~.- .. ~hod;: c:.;ti-l;ht B . u11 .. lo 1 ~ tHe. (~rftJitlopal IA&Itlt optioned pitflher to Toledo cl t~ Amthe IIJililltes ·10 · TIMIS OUt OF 10" llankln . Mrs. Gardner Manlr;in. .lin. Clifford Jenkinson, Mrs. Joha Mrt. Mike Mdcem.i~: ...u. ~~u Mrt. w,Id , Or:ville Wiles. Mrs. I. and. .:Hn. WU.Uani. D~NGE,QV$.J " l ' 230 ATHLETES IN TRACK MEET 1 ATHENS, 0 . UP-Nearly 320 athletes from 23 high 11Cho.ols gather here at the Ohio University Stadium Saturday for the 29th annual . Sout.. esatern Ohio School district track IJleet. 0.: ' nlli~t;~N'~ ' "·' •., , .·' ~ .- I .· ; . - ~ • • .· . . .. ., .;• .t. v ;·· - . >:·, ~ -~ ; :> . ' . . . ,;,._t! , '"' Now lor Tu-beless .y,,, ~~~ All•••••l' '" '\ IJiflllld Extra Special fllljllY , M". Robert R"'1iQA lo ')" '. ; ' ' ~ ·- ~!':1 h011UMJJJ " I~'. at Gfaat. Street· Witb a tlirOit · ihf'ettt~rt. . · · · · GARLIC:: BQLOGN. .. .. .. .. .. .. lb Z9c CUT riJu:i!ll,CHOICE BEEF ROUND ~tE~K- T·JONE- SIRLOIN Centralia, Deetfield1,NeW LeX1n-~ ton Public, New Lexlnfiton St. Aloysius, South Point, · Vipton, Chesapea-e, Chlllicothe Hunting· ton, MoA:thur, Ntilaoaviile and ...... ' .-,, - ,· Uniolo. t •.. "l ; 125 Pr,os .Tee.Off . In Hot Springs 09en. ..' ).. •J •' ' .··- ~' • .,,.;.:..:it'! I.IVING ROOM SUITES ... ·.... $l39.95 . PLUMBING DEP ARTMEN''!' lt-pl-Gu_4)11Gmlltk Water IJ~tm ~~~ ($71.115 vii.) . . . . • • . . . . . . tQ,H · Cill!bfet Sink. · Colllplele (Rei- f89.50 nl.) •........... "9.11 ~Ca-IS!nk, " (Oia~ (lief. fl,IUO nl.) ..... , . . . . . ..t.l$i II-~ t:.bboet SIU, · ...,..~ (Ref. fl'l9.5t nl.) .......... flZI.t5 U.bleb 0\'er.SID!t c.!>bl~ (!kg. P1.50 nJ.) ............• $lUi EVE~Y DAY IS A SA~E DAYJtfiRI!t . I.II.ERA!o TEIMS We Will,Corry YC*r Account SIMQH,'S MARKET · FRII).t.V . VERY ~PE~ Reg $158.95.2 Pc. . .. THe Class B' school& include ........ v.ery special $29.00 Sepllo Tanks (Ref. S59.00 viii.) . . . . . . . . . f44,e5 FRI.$K SP~R.e Ill'S ......... -.· . lb 39c lit 69c Welt Milll Slreet, Polileroy, Olllo . ~·.:r· ... " ,,_. ·, .:. ·, ~ '- · , ;,_·:~-· ,•. •' ' ·f 1•• \ -). ., ,. _·,,, ' ·. '· ~ ;...,. '"• j' ·, } .~ I . ~ I .· HOT SPRINGS, Arlc. IJP-Fivt of thtl taP U) money wlnnen of the year headed the 125 thayer field that teed off in the opening .. ' royQd of , t~ $JJI,OOiO Hot Sprinas Open tedi)t aa thia reaart eUy be· came boat tu Its firat maJptt aoU tourmmen~ a~ce --- . 192f. ' ,.' ot tJ'o4e fiVe .. Tbey Included Cary Mlddleco{l him • ~ . • MIAT . who bas pocketed In ·' " '. ·s.A .atKI.38 lor olxtb ond Jo~nny Pal~er of Ch~rl~tt.;, N. c., whose $7,~ put .' FULL Ll Pit.l D&LIVIR·Y. On of Kl~l"~'b• l,N:o, N. Y., who has haulttt i.n ,11,'188.H to nnlt thtrd In earnlnJti Ted' Kroll of Utica N.. ~, who~~ ..$91 op8~ placed bl~ lowrill; for.., llirbar of· r.o. Anaetea who ranked fifth at ta.8'1UIS Billy Maxwell, the Odeua, Tex., fJedJint pro ' ,•. SPRY 'I champlon'a check was ex-peeled to 10 t~ op~ . With 1~ Coupon Thiere Wasn't an outttanciitiJ. favorite in the field, but because of th!lir <iol!ll!lepey lq P.lc~IPI. . OU>. pr}ze money tbia year the -'2,4w -· ~,·· ,.e · while I . Portsmouth, Waverly,~ HUJIJ,l>or"O, ~ncastcr, Marietta ·and Southeas- · tern. · St.f<llt;t~~O'WL B.f;OH. ...... 4 lb $1.00 ' ~n•.MtotYc e.O.li:.IN$ IIIF .. 41b $1.00 '\P- · .f• < '· ·'· ww -~~ and -. {. .. t• · SKII\II,;ISS 'WI EN IRS ... .·..... 31b $1.00 Mr. and Mrs. Leo Be~son ~~r~ returned from CoiUDJI!!!! he attended ·the Engineers Convention at State UnivenJty. \• attend tlie olltlf'Cifll '$. z.""n92J' .. . . ·- '.. ., ...,... 7 l " clano. tfu/illiiJ' . A-1.. ' PU'Rr PQ-K $~$AGE .... .'. 3 lb $1 ,00 , broke·· btt l-lght arm;: ytsitina·Dr. a,.d Mis ..Clyde 'l!iieJII and chiJtlret'; John and ~~~ ··, pionship fight Defending chJirp.p!On Chlllicotl)!ll will send 20 bQys Into t.bi meet &IJi..efloLE . amqoa: ~ field of 182 for eleven ~j4' "'UP-Hu,.rary meets Class A ach90ls vyinl for the OJlUe tOday in the second round crown. Cli'l l B ch~~omp~Oil frankof the European Zone Davis Cup tort baa enterel} the same number ten~ja pl~r,ofts at . ~~~~pe~t. IJun- in defense of ib crown in a flejd gllry. Th81r threil-'d,ay, flve-mitch of 1" athletes _from 1~ ~choola. contest Will be play'ed over a hard Clats A schools inclUded in lh~ Gbj~e , ~~c:kd to be a competitiQJ\ · are: Belpre, .Ga(II,J Academy, Ironton, Gr.eenfield, · · Mrs. John Gwinn, ·GalllPolis, :II MOindiy Prices . . ··' camp 1\eg. Ml\-ll5 INNERSPRING ott.a; 12 rf'Wic!e Axminister-J!eg suo "!! y11 OAIPlT ................. $5.95 scud GiOUND BEE.............. 3 lb $1.00 •1 I· ' were small for E¥•,.,cta~y '..·.Sfie·. P AT OtJ STADIUM .Louil· :fhiJ•Are • - ~f~~ )J!aton eDroUtt to )fiddleport and CockeD Camp:Doesn't , like Gloves RIIIIJ · Friday and Soturday M~T'YRESS (ht:.'rnt•r .. ate~y re~••" 1be amolllif·o(.oi~iJOetllonl~ Qll~ ~Ill ,..._ IJIU!...-:io~~~~po,lllbl.~: wq11ldl)'· eorreet ''Qui or ' SPECIALS ollftth. ----·---- Alive~~ in i Orly . ~ Phone 6222 .. "\ .<~{:•··"._ --i' ' ~ '·~ • ' .......; ·- ldolcs f"' In Ito llolcl wllfl ~ ' . by. F1oltor I You ell\~ get any more Ufe In automobU. • styling than Chevrol,et'oflkody 'bill J!~• Those thJ'19[W!>rolt 1 ~~HU tho 11\t"!i: ~ lng thingi you llliobt autOmo&Ue Tho ~; .-.!11c tullt~it c4U iay bodies. "Body by Filber" IB found In llW1Y of America'• mos111uxuri~UJ- .. • • '·'·· ·-' --[,, ·- ... -., •, l • f'· j 2~04.0 .-~-,. . ' ........ . . ·: • . .. ,.., .. i ' .1 . • • ·.,-.. . ;}'f ..• for info,_;f,•• &,.; 'Atil-iiiB1fiJP;.1,; GAS ~an G_a!J,.!~,~ m:~a, T~; O~~r ~a81. ... . ·~ . """"lllllo.QAS. .. .... . . :' ll~{:~·- -~:- : ~lffl!tktiiog. Anif; ._mbor ... n<i•hing, nifsoi,.O.Jy no4hlng,~ ' ., • lit-lop 1 •· ~· · ·cui·,· ~II' .. IMirntn Or. q,~~td right in the counter to~,Or . in q CMflr WGiwl'fht . 'J ' l! .... . ,,...._,oHo '"dOlality.""""'ed by o con"ntionol·....., , . .e ~ OWin ond_ ~n»ihr are installed in the: wcii'~~Jht ~-)'OUMI.tlf.w.. . . ' > ial954by . -~··oo.M~ b--"'"~-. ' ~··- . qi\S ltongo opens lllo _, ,;, oilriili. ' . . • ,., ..... .._. r:_ • ·~-"'- ' ..' fl .. • • �-' ·-·-. . - - --By Alan Mover Plave s Woeful W. •L . ~ 't;~1"tl!rT~~ ' I "Cr..sr..h>lloci to l.b; :::. b'l .....,_.d ,, hit • 1M of .._.. Il I l ! ~bica1o TJJe lndia~a / l~~ ~ New York Detroit Kansas City s Swing IW. 18 1 .181 . 1~ It .• Cleveknd ~ • ID 14 .417 10 1& .400 to 11 .:no Washington B-oetcn 8 11 . .1118 Baltimore t s. tho · Balti ~tioned roo:ir:ie i'!l'l -·.Enos Slt,bl)t.t.er., ~al:t to I•" , first I:N!r3mtao. Joe Altobei.U to .. City, ... !Jl~ Y¥~- "'all~ lndi.lnopolll · of tho Amtrican ed .a 1~ in . ~ t.~aroae aQ4 IPUftt A.¥qe~llt1C'II 1nd sold outfl1lder ~ ·~ Jllfei kwJ tnl.ldl o1 -1 Hlr•..,. ~_$JI»P.&OP t.o lilru.u City. e~Ji~ 'llh& .Af:ttldQ PVt. ln the buaillo!!l~Q~r lf!ol N-er. ••f~i!' ~ all. Not oni~ did they le~ olllj'Lgl>i by Clef,\.,.!j, d.,.~•ilh tile Ya..te.. , ,but tbty trio4 lo !01:• the· , _ n~poli.t)IDf bo jJt J>itdtar lilY Ho•!l<rt ·lrom l,yt but dilfil't CiUite mak-e lt ~ Detf k, and StDI · aecilnd bin· ~ said, ''I knOW' I cBtD still )Jieijl ortn Jrotre.L "Spook'' latobl to B~ ru~., . . . I Col~lll of tbe Internationa-l _C&k!l\tr llkt,y Otauo~ ~~- LeiJJif- · ~Dille ree11Llin& second ' e4 )Jjl rol~e 6)1 \J)e G1~, bu~an "lteetor LOptt" from· 'tile d¥JP.,'t .k.ra4r!r wJieJ:"e . 19 t~ . slrint d.W, "fl»a II tlje firot t!tne I've ev~r · · been rel..,.d in my )1ft," liO . '~~ Ot! ~~MI ~lot YOUR eAR re-I ~4· AJUl~ .UOD 1...1lH11, tile yq\PI.J,.iib~-1!!1!49" wil~ t~e &ame potetKial whom · tM )Jeer C-f)tioned to D~nver of ~erican Association, sat coldly nu,.,.d )n,!J'o't 'ol,. hlo locl<er. t «!lybie Parg "O~IJl , All tbi,• t•ok li!..O. Wtdpeoday "~n tg~ aWft:ls fevemi~ pared tbelr •r nster.s to get d9Wn to the rMuir.ed %6-ploayer, Hri~u by mld~"'lin 0 1· "I hate \.0 send ·anyone out," YtM:ee lft.nager Casey SteDJ~l ~ lro.WJl.in:i, ."It's Iough on. everycqe concerned." ~~ntel made hi.s remarks · 1¥1tJr deali~ Slaughter and pltcber J ..bn Sain · Kan"sas CliP)' f,pr ' Sonny Dlx,o~. w1111 sent out- H~'L\I(flfr$ , Ma~, O!'ivhJI. · to· -·•pj·'ed inf'··••-' •onnit ' Sam~ """"~· ' ' fOrd an • tbe · w~er Jilt; preparlt~- to reletaln·l blm outrla:ht. _.ll!~b ~ - ~~ntd ,Y\i:her A.l urru . :~ , . - ',OitJ.• dt t~e Cl)aso D · , 1>-A~~~· LeiiVI· ' lbltimore p-ed pikh'lr. J~e Coleman ' on tire. ditlbled li:!Jt, opt lOne · d p itcher 0~ F errarese til. P•!di'P<I. <f· .the PO<ti!F. Cout Leasue, lnd 111DOlbhl:'ea tltat sbuf~ft _DJQ MUier would be sent to same clull ,.et \UUitelde,. ~ M~ Clark In.t.pnatlon11l to Seat· • the Red Friend optioning .selling · BEST PRICES AND SILICTIONSt . F.tU~'tY ,-· l>otro(t releuJd outfltld" 1 St~.- .. ~hod;: c:.;ti-l;ht B . u11 .. lo 1 ~ tHe. (~rftJitlopal IA&Itlt optioned pitflher to Toledo cl t~ Amthe IIJililltes ·10 · TIMIS OUt OF 10" llankln . Mrs. Gardner Manlr;in. .lin. Clifford Jenkinson, Mrs. Joha Mrt. Mike Mdcem.i~: ...u. ~~u Mrt. w,Id , Or:ville Wiles. Mrs. I. and. .:Hn. WU.Uani. D~NGE,QV$.J " l ' 230 ATHLETES IN TRACK MEET 1 ATHENS, 0 . UP-Nearly 320 athletes from 23 high 11Cho.ols gather here at the Ohio University Stadium Saturday for the 29th annual . Sout.. esatern Ohio School district track IJleet. 0.: ' nlli~t;~N'~ ' "·' •., , .·' ~ .- I .· ; . - ~ • • .· . . .. ., .;• .t. v ;·· - . >:·, ~ -~ ; :> . ' . . . ,;,._t! , '"' Now lor Tu-beless .y,,, ~~~ All•••••l' '" '\ IJiflllld Extra Special fllljllY , M". Robert R"'1iQA lo ')" '. ; ' ' ~ ·- ~!':1 h011UMJJJ " I~'. at Gfaat. Street· Witb a tlirOit · ihf'ettt~rt. . · · · · GARLIC:: BQLOGN. .. .. .. .. .. .. lb Z9c CUT riJu:i!ll,CHOICE BEEF ROUND ~tE~K- T·JONE- SIRLOIN Centralia, Deetfield1,NeW LeX1n-~ ton Public, New Lexlnfiton St. Aloysius, South Point, · Vipton, Chesapea-e, Chlllicothe Hunting· ton, MoA:thur, Ntilaoaviile and ...... ' .-,, - ,· Uniolo. t •.. "l ; 125 Pr,os .Tee.Off . In Hot Springs 09en. ..' ).. •J •' ' .··- ~' • .,,.;.:..:it'! I.IVING ROOM SUITES ... ·.... $l39.95 . PLUMBING DEP ARTMEN''!' lt-pl-Gu_4)11Gmlltk Water IJ~tm ~~~ ($71.115 vii.) . . . . • • . . . . . . tQ,H · Cill!bfet Sink. · Colllplele (Rei- f89.50 nl.) •........... "9.11 ~Ca-IS!nk, " (Oia~ (lief. fl,IUO nl.) ..... , . . . . . ..t.l$i II-~ t:.bboet SIU, · ...,..~ (Ref. fl'l9.5t nl.) .......... flZI.t5 U.bleb 0\'er.SID!t c.!>bl~ (!kg. P1.50 nJ.) ............• $lUi EVE~Y DAY IS A SA~E DAYJtfiRI!t . I.II.ERA!o TEIMS We Will,Corry YC*r Account SIMQH,'S MARKET · FRII).t.V . VERY ~PE~ Reg $158.95.2 Pc. . .. THe Class B' school& include ........ v.ery special $29.00 Sepllo Tanks (Ref. S59.00 viii.) . . . . . . . . . f44,e5 FRI.$K SP~R.e Ill'S ......... -.· . lb 39c lit 69c Welt Milll Slreet, Polileroy, Olllo . ~·.:r· ... " ,,_. ·, .:. ·, ~ '- · , ;,_·:~-· ,•. •' ' ·f 1•• \ -). ., ,. _·,,, ' ·. '· ~ ;...,. '"• j' ·, } .~ I . ~ I .· HOT SPRINGS, Arlc. IJP-Fivt of thtl taP U) money wlnnen of the year headed the 125 thayer field that teed off in the opening .. ' royQd of , t~ $JJI,OOiO Hot Sprinas Open tedi)t aa thia reaart eUy be· came boat tu Its firat maJptt aoU tourmmen~ a~ce --- . 192f. ' ,.' ot tJ'o4e fiVe .. Tbey Included Cary Mlddleco{l him • ~ . • MIAT . who bas pocketed In ·' " '. ·s.A .atKI.38 lor olxtb ond Jo~nny Pal~er of Ch~rl~tt.;, N. c., whose $7,~ put .' FULL Ll Pit.l D&LIVIR·Y. On of Kl~l"~'b• l,N:o, N. Y., who has haulttt i.n ,11,'188.H to nnlt thtrd In earnlnJti Ted' Kroll of Utica N.. ~, who~~ ..$91 op8~ placed bl~ lowrill; for.., llirbar of· r.o. Anaetea who ranked fifth at ta.8'1UIS Billy Maxwell, the Odeua, Tex., fJedJint pro ' ,•. SPRY 'I champlon'a check was ex-peeled to 10 t~ op~ . With 1~ Coupon Thiere Wasn't an outttanciitiJ. favorite in the field, but because of th!lir <iol!ll!lepey lq P.lc~IPI. . OU>. pr}ze money tbia year the -'2,4w -· ~,·· ,.e · while I . Portsmouth, Waverly,~ HUJIJ,l>or"O, ~ncastcr, Marietta ·and Southeas- · tern. · St.f<llt;t~~O'WL B.f;OH. ...... 4 lb $1.00 ' ~n•.MtotYc e.O.li:.IN$ IIIF .. 41b $1.00 '\P- · .f• < '· ·'· ww -~~ and -. {. .. t• · SKII\II,;ISS 'WI EN IRS ... .·..... 31b $1.00 Mr. and Mrs. Leo Be~son ~~r~ returned from CoiUDJI!!!! he attended ·the Engineers Convention at State UnivenJty. \• attend tlie olltlf'Cifll '$. z.""n92J' .. . . ·- '.. ., ...,... 7 l " clano. tfu/illiiJ' . A-1.. ' PU'Rr PQ-K $~$AGE .... .'. 3 lb $1 ,00 , broke·· btt l-lght arm;: ytsitina·Dr. a,.d Mis ..Clyde 'l!iieJII and chiJtlret'; John and ~~~ ··, pionship fight Defending chJirp.p!On Chlllicotl)!ll will send 20 bQys Into t.bi meet &IJi..efloLE . amqoa: ~ field of 182 for eleven ~j4' "'UP-Hu,.rary meets Class A ach90ls vyinl for the OJlUe tOday in the second round crown. Cli'l l B ch~~omp~Oil frankof the European Zone Davis Cup tort baa enterel} the same number ten~ja pl~r,ofts at . ~~~~pe~t. IJun- in defense of ib crown in a flejd gllry. Th81r threil-'d,ay, flve-mitch of 1" athletes _from 1~ ~choola. contest Will be play'ed over a hard Clats A schools inclUded in lh~ Gbj~e , ~~c:kd to be a competitiQJ\ · are: Belpre, .Ga(II,J Academy, Ironton, Gr.eenfield, · · Mrs. John Gwinn, ·GalllPolis, :II MOindiy Prices . . ··' camp 1\eg. Ml\-ll5 INNERSPRING ott.a; 12 rf'Wic!e Axminister-J!eg suo "!! y11 OAIPlT ................. $5.95 scud GiOUND BEE.............. 3 lb $1.00 •1 I· ' were small for E¥•,.,cta~y '..·.Sfie·. P AT OtJ STADIUM .Louil· :fhiJ•Are • - ~f~~ )J!aton eDroUtt to )fiddleport and CockeD Camp:Doesn't , like Gloves RIIIIJ · Friday and Soturday M~T'YRESS (ht:.'rnt•r .. ate~y re~••" 1be amolllif·o(.oi~iJOetllonl~ Qll~ ~Ill ,..._ IJIU!...-:io~~~~po,lllbl.~: wq11ldl)'· eorreet ''Qui or ' SPECIALS ollftth. ----·---- Alive~~ in i Orly . ~ Phone 6222 .. "\ .<~{:•··"._ --i' ' ~ '·~ • ' .......; ·- ldolcs f"' In Ito llolcl wllfl ~ ' . by. F1oltor I You ell\~ get any more Ufe In automobU. • styling than Chevrol,et'oflkody 'bill J!~• Those thJ'19[W!>rolt 1 ~~HU tho 11\t"!i: ~ lng thingi you llliobt autOmo&Ue Tho ~; .-.!11c tullt~it c4U iay bodies. "Body by Filber" IB found In llW1Y of America'• mos111uxuri~UJ- .. • • '·'·· ·-' --[,, ·- ... -., •, l • f'· j 2~04.0 .-~-,. . ' ........ . . ·: • . .. ,.., .. i ' .1 . • • ·.,-.. . ;}'f ..• for info,_;f,•• &,.; 'Atil-iiiB1fiJP;.1,; GAS ~an G_a!J,.!~,~ m:~a, T~; O~~r ~a81. ... . ·~ . """"lllllo.QAS. .. .... . . :' ll~{:~·- -~:- : ~lffl!tktiiog. Anif; ._mbor ... n<i•hing, nifsoi,.O.Jy no4hlng,~ ' ., • lit-lop 1 •· ~· · ·cui·,· ~II' .. IMirntn Or. q,~~td right in the counter to~,Or . in q CMflr WGiwl'fht . 'J ' l! .... . ,,...._,oHo '"dOlality.""""'ed by o con"ntionol·....., , . .e ~ OWin ond_ ~n»ihr are installed in the: wcii'~~Jht ~-)'OUMI.tlf.w.. . . ' > ial954by . -~··oo.M~ b--"'"~-. ' ~··- . qi\S ltongo opens lllo _, ,;, oilriili. ' . . • ,., ..... .._. r:_ • ·~-"'- ' ..' fl .. • • �' •• • Classified Ado roeeiYed b) 10 M. wW be pu.bllahed thl lime- ( 17) day u reeelved. Rita: Z eeats per word. ODe la- Foue Pleee BI!DROOM SUITE, fte. Have 2 rogtes open for 2 100d fri&:er•tor, Tele"ia.ion Set. Ar· aertioa. MlDi.mum ~har1e ISOe.CARRIERS lor DISPATCH and nold HaJ&b. t&l Loeuat St., Mid· 4 cents per wor-d for three ICOD· CO~UMBUS STAR In )fiddle- • ' l . aecutive lnsertioDL · Spe<:iaJ-One molltb for 25 teota per woed. · r..n·rate of 2 cent.l per word will be <"baqed for adv~illq: lf not paid for before the l&tb of each • '' ell~~.:-.:_ _ __ ll-l!l-31p llust reduce our BlllD S1'00K due ro wann tl•lter, PrJvote eoatncton <llpture wltll relo,!.,..cl walt, ot•OOYJ . pbonla In ooutb-ro Eat Pot· lop IZ' to IIi feet bl~. BOoten .Uiu b)' mOOlll of a t~dall, o ci1' drive t!>o wild el<~>bailt.o Into lbo ewu 1toekfdo 211. Jtedo ID dlame- coml. _ _..,...-- - - - - I -·---- port. Phone 6321-M or be at of· fice at 4:00 o'clock. MIJdred Ja· cobs, 395 Hy11ell St., Middle port. O-I0-31c we~. NGnn.~ tr~D and blue aDd opaline• $2.00. Yellow fiC'ed bJ,uu and WOMI!:N with tood handwriting. 11'0)'1 $3.00. L. C. Hill, llll8 E. Addreu, mall postcard.!!, epar(' lollla tl., p.......,y, Phone 000. time. Richard Kay, Box 181, J. . 5-11-et< BeJmont, •Massachusetts. montb foUowinl lnsart.ioct.. Errors tn Advertl•ln...,..Sbould be reported Immediately. Tbe Sentinel will not be reapon~lble for moore than one incorrect 1Jt. n.n. -t H6-18tp lONE EQUJPIIi;Nr-Two mine . pontu U" l!lld So" miae broke. ; ,:-,:-8 : :-,--:E:-- .- - - - -~ ion. Thr« 1«11.c • •a<hln.,, 5 • • , mptoyment l'... J of Thank." 1nd ~f!ecial Nomiae eara.., 4t" pa~e. ln.ternM· Wanted tices of Evenll printed at recuIlona! po...,. unlt; 1100 ft. T-lron :-<:"--:::-:---:--:--:lar cla&"Jified rates. Obltuarlq traek, 8000 V.tt.ll--iwll&.i..MUO.I QCI ut tur pnees. at.n LAND YURNlT''ltE •t Rutl•ci -- 0-30-tl - ~- 8 - - 1201 Business Sflrvices o p. m., Orville Ho.. e. l27 Bu~ terruit 'llvt., PomerQ. Phone NOTICE TO FARMERS--For your tonvc-nience, our doors wiU be open at 7:00 A . M. until fu.r· tber not ic:e . Me.ilfll Equipment f' n_ Pom~ . Ohio. 511& .l ·• ·tt. 1\dut otber itema. Caft between 4 and -( I I----1_,.....----\lotices .1. ,. . wire, DC WANrEO--.BW, 1ittin1 for babIWJ~hboani. ·2 eoal mine drllh, les and as:ed people. yt"'· Aan 2 No. 110 lkpnp ~Pl. and Sanborn. Phone 90-X ft.8..3tc pubU~ed at 1 cent per word. Charged Ada receh·ed by mail or telephone slven tareful attenUoq. ,u.ervtce. ~ See ·..:· . ..·I lH1-10tp QUICK. SF.KVJrE on Wateh Rt p.Jrin1 by Factory Tt-.lncd r..ni MODERNI HOUSE, IOOd Wil.ehm!\:~r . COl.LJNS nw•~ eonditlon, double: 11rqt, l.rjle LERS. PomerOf. t~tf tot: AJ-o · tWO Other nntal pro- ptrtiea on' l8me 1ot..-oae 5-rooQI one l ·l'GOm, .Muon, W. v•. Call I -~~~~~IIOQ.~~Y~.----Jo-~1~1~31~· I· . . • 1 Wbeol 'coverod TRAUJ!R. 146\i MUJbm'Y Ave. 0.11 3tp ' . Delicious STEAl\. SANDWICHES and LARGE Hamburgers at SMITH'S Friendly <.:afe at end of brid&e, Pomeroy. "1~ ' Two 10011 WIDZZER BIKES, good eonCU«oo. Complete stiO.OO each. rbope ~. II. E. Boney, Wrlibl St.; Pom~r:'OY· 5-11-3tp (6 I Lost f:r Found LOST--d.Arge dark gre y TOM ONr. Hu been 1een over on t larje BIJIILDJNG 1.01'S jn f20 Bl Ca-ve St.reet. Pho11e 482-.J. Po!Jlt:rpy, Ohio .. Good location. ~JZ-3tc See Ivan Carman, Pomeroy, THINKING OF buylnJ l~1uranc:e'J' Guaranteed nviDIU up to 30". -:::------, - --Oliio, Rt. 2, 11 Peoeh Fork V. D. EDWARDS, Phone 30-X, lSI Auto Sales Road. O-ll-'11< Home 434. 1·11-tf 1948 m!EV. Heovy Duty 'IU\UQ:, Uoed B. C: 70 wl!h LOADER AND --.--::-: Auxiliary trana. Meavy Clri ~. NH automatic baler COMPLI!:TE Jnauranctt Proloetlon r.ear end. Fllal .teel dump and $298.00. VnlveMal milker, Co- Life, Auto, FiN, PoUo. CaU DoJ Mllia, Middlepoort, Ohio. WinCh. See Ivan Olrmtin, Pome-· op rake, and Oliver Plow. roy .Ohio, Rt. 2, at Peach Fork MeiJI. Oliver Sale4, Pomeroy. 11-:Z.tf I l. I Road. I 0-11-'11< & . .H. RAWLI.NOS SONI C0.-41 I •••r Wreete: S.meo. Dll Pllonell227. Nlpt P•on• 80311lt DODGE-PLYMOUTH DEALIIII& t· 11-24-11 !Mt' PLhtolJ'Illl STM'ION con. $777 . Blaettnar's, Pome-roy 5-7.fJie. 1801 FORD VB, flard T(}IJ. f798. IH-6tc Blaettnar's, Pomeroy, 1102 DE SOTA 4 dr aed. .BJ.aetlnar's, PortJ erv)' . MAX WARD Agen't For Farm See ua for Glass and Cloth Awn.Bureau IDaurance Comp.aale1. Auto, Life, Jlre. Oftlct Phone, lnp, alao VEN,ETIAN BLINDS. e.to.tl 88. Call 8271 for eoUmale. Middlepori-Dept. Stor&. HO.lf NOTICE OF APPOINTMINT GL001H MI'M!IQS , $1.88 up' ln &dmlnlotrotrhl Wlltt , ... WIJi· " · , pqroh 11....,~ venetian a6d lawn tumiAnnta:ed all tinda. Free eatlmateJ. Wippel, 215 UnEttlte of Chari•• Shlyeler, ion AvMJ.ue, Pomeroy, Ohio. -- ·- 0-~25tc DeceaMd en.-..J, ~1113 OHE\'ROLET 2 dT. oed. $11177. Bl n ttnar't, Pome-roy. ft·7-8tc iltWIN1o 18 BI Auto Services 'omplete WHEEL __ !IUGN~NTI ·- Good Cleu Uoed Can All Make• and Modell MET~OPOLITAH O'DONNELL •' DRY CLEANING "• Pie~ o, ... - · Lola... At Tilt Didio·- ID1truct.au. d-4"•· .ION. U&'IVN'S tiiWINO C&lP ODDITY GRESHA~, Ncb.-An elaht-lew· ged calf Wll born dead on· a farm near here. The animal had three ear1, two tails a-.d a tiny, broa(l head. It was the offsprlnl of a bJack Aberdeen AniiUI. SEWING MACHINES IVANTilll TO BUY-Loll: 0 ... Poplu, 11nnioo41, Ploo, Wllout Aloo OU. Poplu, B........S lumber, ll'Oia ,.. di'J. ...., 11-4, 4H, 14. . DeilY- to our 'I'UJliHffl Plolu, Obit, riled. Caali oa dollv117. Write or ••~ 111 lor Pltlleulen. 1'111 Ohio Volley lilr. Corp. Phoae ('.,.,. 14-U Vlllt 11180. nnen Portable llee,riH , , . , ----·--..,-It 41 For Rent NEW, MODERN IS ROOM M'MT.!I Butternut ancl Vole meroy. EQy ~e~eeu. SQ., llbove line. Pbono :!U-Y or --- 0.1~ till~:~. ·------------~ 3 room FURNISHED APARTMENT ond llttb. 811 Jled. l1tl Rutlood and Front St., Mlddl• poll f •-"' Lonly Contole 2lectrln .. , 13UO . . .ullful lhiJr: Mode .. .. ,, . tl&UO LIIDAI. ftAD&.m ALI.OWUc:a: ll'hUii VID . --~~~-·­ 'h ·a - ..,..,. 1t - CGlor.-II:Ut.~~tr\7, Walnut: BIDnde Ma»J., uut Umt 0111 W• wm convert ,our old trudte &a.IY •A'IICIIItl ,n make ~MWtnc me.~ mont" ' We nMtr thlnt~: Plr lkwtn1 machin.. nnMd &- I l'nlflt ...... Pill TV-11111 New BaYea, W. Va, O.ll-3te ... 63118-X. ll'li(!f•llO ........, ::;;:;;:;;:~:;;::;;;;;:;:;;;;:;;;;::'I we are not hllh comforted m•ay ICCUIIomod to liDo r~. !flflftle Five room FURNISHED APART- ...., ·J:IIn...l to 0111' prot- - ...... cine 3898. ROOMS lor renl 7U I. -;;-..;~;; I Phone il?ll-X. TWo BEDROOM APARTMENT, W. Main St., UNFURNISlm> SS. per mootll. Coli 402 Pomeroy. 0-12-11< MENT wllb bat~ . SnowdeD,, Store, 8:00 COII8 ~.. COII'IAVE'AT MPI Chcerio Club foc RODNEY D01VNING ' 1NI1.11Wioa ~ Top Cut . ' J ; 1 ·' I• ' -it :00 Up''to tllo minute' New• u:o&. ~Th Late Show lb85c lb75c the ~ •• • ~ f •• .'' .WCHtTV' !'iiiDAY ''s•,oa.. • -va. -~. · · ~.-I. T: dct Smoktd ~icnics At Fo,teaong_Re1idenee ·lb31c Mra. MUe11 Browa were hoate111es to the SFR Clasa·ol the Maaon Methodist Church on Tburaday evenine at the home l)f the former. At tbe coneluslon of the meettq the ladles were Invited into thl'l dining .raom tor refreahrnent;. The home w1a deconted wltb sprin1 flowers. Preaent were: Mr1 Clara Roush, ·Mrs. Flora Board, Mn. Eata Bumg1rduer. Mila Eli»beth Cooper, Mr.!l. Jeaa Canon, Mn. Hattie Cook, Miss Freda Gy. rax, MisB Sarah Ramm, M'rt. Sue Johnson, Mrs. Amy Jividen, Mra. Callie LlrNing: Mrs. Elizabeth Rice, Mrs. Magdelena Rutteneutter, Mra, Ellabcth Mcintosh, Mr1. Roale Stewart, Mrs. Caroline Turner, Mr8. Srlvla Stewan and Mrs. Gladys Gilbert. ~0:30, Fiah cind.S,Ofood · ••• • • r ·llhlt ,., ,Fillets, ·. ,.;,.,~ ............ -. •- . ·.~.. 49c Flsli StfckJ ~; (',.._ 1._. ~~ .. .,.._6~ ·~ L,lsten . _.:_ · ., · · . :-";:"' 79tt ., ., j~ ···~ ~ ·•t• .• ~·· • .. . . ' ' .... ,, .. .aetphta Pbllltes . 1:30 KaUf'o •KiteMn . 1\:Qil Th\! 1111- Payoff '•, . 2:10 Beb •Crtlally , .' . ~ ' :·. .2ft .......... .. .... .... 11 . ~ ...... ~ ..... .: ~ .:: t-.w. ... ' ., .r.' . ' ~ -, ' ' -1· .•,.... '......... '·~t · r;ac . show c~k~ Till!• New• Canvan. 3:15 Sili:tet otlltm ' . 3:1j0 On YQUr A~llllf ., 4:~ .• o'Ciook T&-.ter Tbtee·Ll'N Lone Wolf 8:00 Pl~house of, ~ilrl '' 8:30 Raetat Sq,.,ad 9:00 :rhc Lineup ' '.,.._ - 1 Bll(Story ' Dear PhtteJ:!;e Cavilcolle bf'Sjforll Jan. Opey ., .~ • · fO:.liS Ern~c Saunders Sporta 1 "\' . . d. 1,9=~ ~·•tll*!'man ,. · 1, ' ., .,:·. .' ~.,;' J! \ 11:00 Up to the mi!'ute Newt .•j. ••. . •i. -~ ' ~ . . 1 '1 ~ ' II :05 Tb~ Lilt. Sbow ' Geori~ c;;obel NJ!C !lit PIU'ade · ,l Jberaee ,J. .lll:llfl .NBC 5o 'This .Is '1'1111 ~ to. ll'looou._--- !!'ood News t. Sport• -· . ·. " ' i-'l,p ,··~~· ."' ~~~~-~~,{,-~·~.·~- ·· ~ ··· • ··· ~,·.~~~·- t.·:·.-· eato: ' ' . • ~1 ' !., . • -t ·~ ····· -:• ·· ·· : · ~ · ~~ '; ......, . . . ' ·, M~rray ~ ~,= ~~, ~E~r~?~ ,to re~•?!' . t :,1'1 ~o,qj! Ymlr Esoo Repert•r,1, ; -~ I Lile o( BIJey ;1. '7:30 . . Li.gliraulbs · • • eachJ9c ' 1: il:oo Tll~,llr81~tot'11&, 1.0;30:. Da1ellae: Dallier B!1gljlet1 ¥G.Jt.hGlne witb G-1: · .:Ill, 40, 60, 75 watt ' ' 6:30 Doug'Edwlieda; Nows 6:-~& · .ferry Como 7:00 'Mama · ' -~li-8Ns1. . ·: 6•~~-·· soipet llan " . . · .... ' ' ' ~;Ill)'' "-"<~ f Rule:~ ~ a'OO tl.arltor 11m Cmoona IPI!Oift ...,. .. .. •"......_ •, . . .' ; I • 1:30 Cincinnati Reds ind' Phlta· r I' '· &.;:~¥!: ~· l2:1'5 Roajl of Life 12:30 Weleetlie'·rraveJera t:OO"";J\obert Q. Ltwlo · 1:15 llaitibin· lil ' · ' ., ~ 3 Rooms or NEW Furniture _ ONLY $299.00 1 ~ f. 11:30 Search for Tomorrow 11:43 Tjle GuidiDi: Lleht ; 12:00 The ldfter Fl.IJfte ·- LVBBICATION and WA.SB Strike· It Rlo)l Valllitlt· Ladr . U :J5 LoV~: ot U(., ·;·.: ~ ~~.;~ .. 29c .. ' ... .. REGULAR PRICE . · ~t :oo ' POWELLS SERVICE 8T&TION Mhldloporl, Ohio Rf.TI8T 0&8 AT . 7:0!),:. )!0\'!lUIIJ,!lJioW 9:00 Gorty Moore . Shot1 ~ank; . 6,8 lb siZe tender SFR Clau Entertained See lt .AOOIDJ;N'r ~ #Jl'" !. ' . •IJI•• Cilaollr M ~ · 10:30 lJalel\ne Boetoi! Cut IBailuaet·~~~~ ' ._ IIW, AatooooNt, Mnto.r · · 10:15 Ernie $Junderl Sporta 10:23. Weathelitton c meeting were Mrs. Rosi~ Grin· stead, Mrs . Litlian Grhnm, Mrs. Oli-ve Burgep, Mra. Glady! Mn . Carrie Uoss, Sa~ Sorden, Mu. Maude Yourig, Mrs. Betty Smith, Debra Ric-hardson •nd the .MS:tess, Mn. Ri.char•son. ' • t:~ood~ t.iio Jte~tnef'"' " r met A white elephaM s.ale wu ned for the next meeting. door prize wu won by Mr.!l. 1 9:~ },:ddJe Super Rlglit Tender, . Bonelell& . 1lh"nday at ... the home of AQil.ta Richardron . M.r:-s. G•lnstead led the de.·otiomol~. Grimm. Present 6:4!1' ;Jane . ' 7:00 'Ray IIIII!~ Show 7:30• §1\0V.:et of flta,rJ ~\=OIOr) . 8:30 )!our. ~ . PI!Yhouoe ..• Cheerio Club Meeu At Riclwrdson Home The ·U:30 NBW RAVIN FUilNJTUlE CO. t Room f1111\N1SIIED APT. OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. .' lnHhln,e Into .., .tetlrltl tor tii.OO ~ Portab.. ElfCltrlt! • , . .• .• t311-IO lolt ~0 . .. . .. ' .. . . . . . ..10 Dtdl: MGdel . .... .... , . , • , .... . ..10 "* 3:30· 4:00 8:00 MrK. Kltherlne Foeleaong and Ill I Wonted TQ Buv MIINr. PeopLe'• Terraee WE BUY ' 3:\~ Melp County, Ohio. Free (5) l:Z.11-i8-3tc IIACHINII BtiiYit:B aoa1U 0·0-tf --""::: ..!_Otll_!OJ• Oblo, ·Phone 211'1. 2:36 ' Bob 3:00 1 Haft Notice is · hereby given that Nellie Slagle whose Post Office Address h; 3710 Eakin Rd., Apt. 6, Columbus, 4, Ohio hall been duly appointed as Administratrix wilh the Will annexed of the E1tate ol CharJes Shiveler late of Mlddle~rt, MeiiiJ County Ohio, deceased . • Dat~ thla 8th day or Mt,y, 195$. John C. Bacon, Jud&e of the Probnte Court ~omo ootlm11t1 '" repaoirJ. i!'or lOber, hn11t oervlee ud ..... bull. Pllooo balancing alld torvlce. Hactet11' Safety Service, W. ·Main St., Pomeroy, Obto. • IIA~ N., Alld Uaed aU~ebment · ---. All model& repalre~ by trliaod aperb, Wrlttea JUrlatee oa all repaln ODd IQoeblaoo eaeopt lht ~ooe•l dd Eloo. Froo home cl't~~~ODill•tloa and 11102 DODGE 2 dr. 1ed, Blaettnsr '1, Pomeroy, · 2:00 Tlfe -:--1-1-6-!1-:--:::---,...,-,-,--.,-- $1277. USED FURNITIJRI: BARGAINS. 5-'7-8tc Uaed Relri&erator, f4G up, Vac· cum Cleaner tfll.erJ. BAKER Blaet~ Furniture. Pboa."' Mid· 0-7-llle dl.,rt. 0.1&-U IH9 BUIOK 4 dr. $405. nar'1 , Pomeroy . ' 1:15 '!':~ I. �' •• • Classified Ado roeeiYed b) 10 M. wW be pu.bllahed thl lime- ( 17) day u reeelved. Rita: Z eeats per word. ODe la- Foue Pleee BI!DROOM SUITE, fte. Have 2 rogtes open for 2 100d fri&:er•tor, Tele"ia.ion Set. Ar· aertioa. MlDi.mum ~har1e ISOe.CARRIERS lor DISPATCH and nold HaJ&b. t&l Loeuat St., Mid· 4 cents per wor-d for three ICOD· CO~UMBUS STAR In )fiddle- • ' l . aecutive lnsertioDL · Spe<:iaJ-One molltb for 25 teota per woed. · r..n·rate of 2 cent.l per word will be <"baqed for adv~illq: lf not paid for before the l&tb of each • '' ell~~.:-.:_ _ __ ll-l!l-31p llust reduce our BlllD S1'00K due ro wann tl•lter, PrJvote eoatncton <llpture wltll relo,!.,..cl walt, ot•OOYJ . pbonla In ooutb-ro Eat Pot· lop IZ' to IIi feet bl~. BOoten .Uiu b)' mOOlll of a t~dall, o ci1' drive t!>o wild el<~>bailt.o Into lbo ewu 1toekfdo 211. Jtedo ID dlame- coml. _ _..,...-- - - - - I -·---- port. Phone 6321-M or be at of· fice at 4:00 o'clock. MIJdred Ja· cobs, 395 Hy11ell St., Middle port. O-I0-31c we~. NGnn.~ tr~D and blue aDd opaline• $2.00. Yellow fiC'ed bJ,uu and WOMI!:N with tood handwriting. 11'0)'1 $3.00. L. C. Hill, llll8 E. Addreu, mall postcard.!!, epar(' lollla tl., p.......,y, Phone 000. time. Richard Kay, Box 181, J. . 5-11-et< BeJmont, •Massachusetts. montb foUowinl lnsart.ioct.. Errors tn Advertl•ln...,..Sbould be reported Immediately. Tbe Sentinel will not be reapon~lble for moore than one incorrect 1Jt. n.n. -t H6-18tp lONE EQUJPIIi;Nr-Two mine . pontu U" l!lld So" miae broke. ; ,:-,:-8 : :-,--:E:-- .- - - - -~ ion. Thr« 1«11.c • •a<hln.,, 5 • • , mptoyment l'... J of Thank." 1nd ~f!ecial Nomiae eara.., 4t" pa~e. ln.ternM· Wanted tices of Evenll printed at recuIlona! po...,. unlt; 1100 ft. T-lron :-<:"--:::-:---:--:--:lar cla&"Jified rates. Obltuarlq traek, 8000 V.tt.ll--iwll&.i..MUO.I QCI ut tur pnees. at.n LAND YURNlT''ltE •t Rutl•ci -- 0-30-tl - ~- 8 - - 1201 Business Sflrvices o p. m., Orville Ho.. e. l27 Bu~ terruit 'llvt., PomerQ. Phone NOTICE TO FARMERS--For your tonvc-nience, our doors wiU be open at 7:00 A . M. until fu.r· tber not ic:e . Me.ilfll Equipment f' n_ Pom~ . Ohio. 511& .l ·• ·tt. 1\dut otber itema. Caft between 4 and -( I I----1_,.....----\lotices .1. ,. . wire, DC WANrEO--.BW, 1ittin1 for babIWJ~hboani. ·2 eoal mine drllh, les and as:ed people. yt"'· Aan 2 No. 110 lkpnp ~Pl. and Sanborn. Phone 90-X ft.8..3tc pubU~ed at 1 cent per word. Charged Ada receh·ed by mail or telephone slven tareful attenUoq. ,u.ervtce. ~ See ·..:· . ..·I lH1-10tp QUICK. SF.KVJrE on Wateh Rt p.Jrin1 by Factory Tt-.lncd r..ni MODERNI HOUSE, IOOd Wil.ehm!\:~r . COl.LJNS nw•~ eonditlon, double: 11rqt, l.rjle LERS. PomerOf. t~tf tot: AJ-o · tWO Other nntal pro- ptrtiea on' l8me 1ot..-oae 5-rooQI one l ·l'GOm, .Muon, W. v•. Call I -~~~~~IIOQ.~~Y~.----Jo-~1~1~31~· I· . . • 1 Wbeol 'coverod TRAUJ!R. 146\i MUJbm'Y Ave. 0.11 3tp ' . Delicious STEAl\. SANDWICHES and LARGE Hamburgers at SMITH'S Friendly <.:afe at end of brid&e, Pomeroy. "1~ ' Two 10011 WIDZZER BIKES, good eonCU«oo. Complete stiO.OO each. rbope ~. II. E. Boney, Wrlibl St.; Pom~r:'OY· 5-11-3tp (6 I Lost f:r Found LOST--d.Arge dark gre y TOM ONr. Hu been 1een over on t larje BIJIILDJNG 1.01'S jn f20 Bl Ca-ve St.reet. Pho11e 482-.J. Po!Jlt:rpy, Ohio .. Good location. ~JZ-3tc See Ivan Carman, Pomeroy, THINKING OF buylnJ l~1uranc:e'J' Guaranteed nviDIU up to 30". -:::------, - --Oliio, Rt. 2, 11 Peoeh Fork V. D. EDWARDS, Phone 30-X, lSI Auto Sales Road. O-ll-'11< Home 434. 1·11-tf 1948 m!EV. Heovy Duty 'IU\UQ:, Uoed B. C: 70 wl!h LOADER AND --.--::-: Auxiliary trana. Meavy Clri ~. NH automatic baler COMPLI!:TE Jnauranctt Proloetlon r.ear end. Fllal .teel dump and $298.00. VnlveMal milker, Co- Life, Auto, FiN, PoUo. CaU DoJ Mllia, Middlepoort, Ohio. WinCh. See Ivan Olrmtin, Pome-· op rake, and Oliver Plow. roy .Ohio, Rt. 2, at Peach Fork MeiJI. Oliver Sale4, Pomeroy. 11-:Z.tf I l. I Road. I 0-11-'11< & . .H. RAWLI.NOS SONI C0.-41 I •••r Wreete: S.meo. Dll Pllonell227. Nlpt P•on• 80311lt DODGE-PLYMOUTH DEALIIII& t· 11-24-11 !Mt' PLhtolJ'Illl STM'ION con. $777 . Blaettnar's, Pome-roy 5-7.fJie. 1801 FORD VB, flard T(}IJ. f798. IH-6tc Blaettnar's, Pomeroy, 1102 DE SOTA 4 dr aed. .BJ.aetlnar's, PortJ erv)' . MAX WARD Agen't For Farm See ua for Glass and Cloth Awn.Bureau IDaurance Comp.aale1. Auto, Life, Jlre. Oftlct Phone, lnp, alao VEN,ETIAN BLINDS. e.to.tl 88. Call 8271 for eoUmale. Middlepori-Dept. Stor&. HO.lf NOTICE OF APPOINTMINT GL001H MI'M!IQS , $1.88 up' ln &dmlnlotrotrhl Wlltt , ... WIJi· " · , pqroh 11....,~ venetian a6d lawn tumiAnnta:ed all tinda. Free eatlmateJ. Wippel, 215 UnEttlte of Chari•• Shlyeler, ion AvMJ.ue, Pomeroy, Ohio. -- ·- 0-~25tc DeceaMd en.-..J, ~1113 OHE\'ROLET 2 dT. oed. $11177. Bl n ttnar't, Pome-roy. ft·7-8tc iltWIN1o 18 BI Auto Services 'omplete WHEEL __ !IUGN~NTI ·- Good Cleu Uoed Can All Make• and Modell MET~OPOLITAH O'DONNELL •' DRY CLEANING "• Pie~ o, ... - · Lola... At Tilt Didio·- ID1truct.au. d-4"•· .ION. U&'IVN'S tiiWINO C&lP ODDITY GRESHA~, Ncb.-An elaht-lew· ged calf Wll born dead on· a farm near here. The animal had three ear1, two tails a-.d a tiny, broa(l head. It was the offsprlnl of a bJack Aberdeen AniiUI. SEWING MACHINES IVANTilll TO BUY-Loll: 0 ... Poplu, 11nnioo41, Ploo, Wllout Aloo OU. Poplu, B........S lumber, ll'Oia ,.. di'J. ...., 11-4, 4H, 14. . DeilY- to our 'I'UJliHffl Plolu, Obit, riled. Caali oa dollv117. Write or ••~ 111 lor Pltlleulen. 1'111 Ohio Volley lilr. Corp. Phoae ('.,.,. 14-U Vlllt 11180. nnen Portable llee,riH , , . , ----·--..,-It 41 For Rent NEW, MODERN IS ROOM M'MT.!I Butternut ancl Vole meroy. EQy ~e~eeu. SQ., llbove line. Pbono :!U-Y or --- 0.1~ till~:~. ·------------~ 3 room FURNISHED APARTMENT ond llttb. 811 Jled. l1tl Rutlood and Front St., Mlddl• poll f •-"' Lonly Contole 2lectrln .. , 13UO . . .ullful lhiJr: Mode .. .. ,, . tl&UO LIIDAI. ftAD&.m ALI.OWUc:a: ll'hUii VID . --~~~-·­ 'h ·a - ..,..,. 1t - CGlor.-II:Ut.~~tr\7, Walnut: BIDnde Ma»J., uut Umt 0111 W• wm convert ,our old trudte &a.IY •A'IICIIItl ,n make ~MWtnc me.~ mont" ' We nMtr thlnt~: Plr lkwtn1 machin.. nnMd &- I l'nlflt ...... Pill TV-11111 New BaYea, W. Va, O.ll-3te ... 63118-X. ll'li(!f•llO ........, ::;;:;;:;;:~:;;::;;;;;:;:;;;;:;;;;::'I we are not hllh comforted m•ay ICCUIIomod to liDo r~. !flflftle Five room FURNISHED APART- ...., ·J:IIn...l to 0111' prot- - ...... cine 3898. ROOMS lor renl 7U I. -;;-..;~;; I Phone il?ll-X. TWo BEDROOM APARTMENT, W. Main St., UNFURNISlm> SS. per mootll. Coli 402 Pomeroy. 0-12-11< MENT wllb bat~ . SnowdeD,, Store, 8:00 COII8 ~.. COII'IAVE'AT MPI Chcerio Club foc RODNEY D01VNING ' 1NI1.11Wioa ~ Top Cut . ' J ; 1 ·' I• ' -it :00 Up''to tllo minute' New• u:o&. ~Th Late Show lb85c lb75c the ~ •• • ~ f •• .'' .WCHtTV' !'iiiDAY ''s•,oa.. • -va. -~. · · ~.-I. T: dct Smoktd ~icnics At Fo,teaong_Re1idenee ·lb31c Mra. MUe11 Browa were hoate111es to the SFR Clasa·ol the Maaon Methodist Church on Tburaday evenine at the home l)f the former. At tbe coneluslon of the meettq the ladles were Invited into thl'l dining .raom tor refreahrnent;. The home w1a deconted wltb sprin1 flowers. Preaent were: Mr1 Clara Roush, ·Mrs. Flora Board, Mn. Eata Bumg1rduer. Mila Eli»beth Cooper, Mr.!l. Jeaa Canon, Mn. Hattie Cook, Miss Freda Gy. rax, MisB Sarah Ramm, M'rt. Sue Johnson, Mrs. Amy Jividen, Mra. Callie LlrNing: Mrs. Elizabeth Rice, Mrs. Magdelena Rutteneutter, Mra, Ellabcth Mcintosh, Mr1. Roale Stewart, Mrs. Caroline Turner, Mr8. Srlvla Stewan and Mrs. Gladys Gilbert. ~0:30, Fiah cind.S,Ofood · ••• • • r ·llhlt ,., ,Fillets, ·. ,.;,.,~ ............ -. •- . ·.~.. 49c Flsli StfckJ ~; (',.._ 1._. ~~ .. .,.._6~ ·~ L,lsten . _.:_ · ., · · . :-";:"' 79tt ., ., j~ ···~ ~ ·•t• .• ~·· • .. . . ' ' .... ,, .. .aetphta Pbllltes . 1:30 KaUf'o •KiteMn . 1\:Qil Th\! 1111- Payoff '•, . 2:10 Beb •Crtlally , .' . ~ ' :·. .2ft .......... .. .... .... 11 . ~ ...... ~ ..... .: ~ .:: t-.w. ... ' ., .r.' . ' ~ -, ' ' -1· .•,.... '......... '·~t · r;ac . show c~k~ Till!• New• Canvan. 3:15 Sili:tet otlltm ' . 3:1j0 On YQUr A~llllf ., 4:~ .• o'Ciook T&-.ter Tbtee·Ll'N Lone Wolf 8:00 Pl~house of, ~ilrl '' 8:30 Raetat Sq,.,ad 9:00 :rhc Lineup ' '.,.._ - 1 Bll(Story ' Dear PhtteJ:!;e Cavilcolle bf'Sjforll Jan. Opey ., .~ • · fO:.liS Ern~c Saunders Sporta 1 "\' . . d. 1,9=~ ~·•tll*!'man ,. · 1, ' ., .,:·. .' ~.,;' J! \ 11:00 Up to the mi!'ute Newt .•j. ••. . •i. -~ ' ~ . . 1 '1 ~ ' II :05 Tb~ Lilt. Sbow ' Geori~ c;;obel NJ!C !lit PIU'ade · ,l Jberaee ,J. .lll:llfl .NBC 5o 'This .Is '1'1111 ~ to. ll'looou._--- !!'ood News t. Sport• -· . ·. " ' i-'l,p ,··~~· ."' ~~~~-~~,{,-~·~.·~- ·· ~ ··· • ··· ~,·.~~~·- t.·:·.-· eato: ' ' . • ~1 ' !., . • -t ·~ ····· -:• ·· ·· : · ~ · ~~ '; ......, . . . ' ·, M~rray ~ ~,= ~~, ~E~r~?~ ,to re~•?!' . t :,1'1 ~o,qj! Ymlr Esoo Repert•r,1, ; -~ I Lile o( BIJey ;1. '7:30 . . Li.gliraulbs · • • eachJ9c ' 1: il:oo Tll~,llr81~tot'11&, 1.0;30:. Da1ellae: Dallier B!1gljlet1 ¥G.Jt.hGlne witb G-1: · .:Ill, 40, 60, 75 watt ' ' 6:30 Doug'Edwlieda; Nows 6:-~& · .ferry Como 7:00 'Mama · ' -~li-8Ns1. . ·: 6•~~-·· soipet llan " . . · .... ' ' ' ~;Ill)'' "-"<~ f Rule:~ ~ a'OO tl.arltor 11m Cmoona IPI!Oift ...,. .. .. •"......_ •, . . .' ; I • 1:30 Cincinnati Reds ind' Phlta· r I' '· &.;:~¥!: ~· l2:1'5 Roajl of Life 12:30 Weleetlie'·rraveJera t:OO"";J\obert Q. Ltwlo · 1:15 llaitibin· lil ' · ' ., ~ 3 Rooms or NEW Furniture _ ONLY $299.00 1 ~ f. 11:30 Search for Tomorrow 11:43 Tjle GuidiDi: Lleht ; 12:00 The ldfter Fl.IJfte ·- LVBBICATION and WA.SB Strike· It Rlo)l Valllitlt· Ladr . U :J5 LoV~: ot U(., ·;·.: ~ ~~.;~ .. 29c .. ' ... .. REGULAR PRICE . · ~t :oo ' POWELLS SERVICE 8T&TION Mhldloporl, Ohio Rf.TI8T 0&8 AT . 7:0!),:. )!0\'!lUIIJ,!lJioW 9:00 Gorty Moore . Shot1 ~ank; . 6,8 lb siZe tender SFR Clau Entertained See lt .AOOIDJ;N'r ~ #Jl'" !. ' . •IJI•• Cilaollr M ~ · 10:30 lJalel\ne Boetoi! Cut IBailuaet·~~~~ ' ._ IIW, AatooooNt, Mnto.r · · 10:15 Ernie $Junderl Sporta 10:23. Weathelitton c meeting were Mrs. Rosi~ Grin· stead, Mrs . Litlian Grhnm, Mrs. Oli-ve Burgep, Mra. Glady! Mn . Carrie Uoss, Sa~ Sorden, Mu. Maude Yourig, Mrs. Betty Smith, Debra Ric-hardson •nd the .MS:tess, Mn. Ri.char•son. ' • t:~ood~ t.iio Jte~tnef'"' " r met A white elephaM s.ale wu ned for the next meeting. door prize wu won by Mr.!l. 1 9:~ },:ddJe Super Rlglit Tender, . Bonelell& . 1lh"nday at ... the home of AQil.ta Richardron . M.r:-s. G•lnstead led the de.·otiomol~. Grimm. Present 6:4!1' ;Jane . ' 7:00 'Ray IIIII!~ Show 7:30• §1\0V.:et of flta,rJ ~\=OIOr) . 8:30 )!our. ~ . PI!Yhouoe ..• Cheerio Club Meeu At Riclwrdson Home The ·U:30 NBW RAVIN FUilNJTUlE CO. t Room f1111\N1SIIED APT. OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. .' lnHhln,e Into .., .tetlrltl tor tii.OO ~ Portab.. ElfCltrlt! • , . .• .• t311-IO lolt ~0 . .. . .. ' .. . . . . . ..10 Dtdl: MGdel . .... .... , . , • , .... . ..10 "* 3:30· 4:00 8:00 MrK. Kltherlne Foeleaong and Ill I Wonted TQ Buv MIINr. PeopLe'• Terraee WE BUY ' 3:\~ Melp County, Ohio. Free (5) l:Z.11-i8-3tc IIACHINII BtiiYit:B aoa1U 0·0-tf --""::: ..!_Otll_!OJ• Oblo, ·Phone 211'1. 2:36 ' Bob 3:00 1 Haft Notice is · hereby given that Nellie Slagle whose Post Office Address h; 3710 Eakin Rd., Apt. 6, Columbus, 4, Ohio hall been duly appointed as Administratrix wilh the Will annexed of the E1tate ol CharJes Shiveler late of Mlddle~rt, MeiiiJ County Ohio, deceased . • Dat~ thla 8th day or Mt,y, 195$. John C. Bacon, Jud&e of the Probnte Court ~omo ootlm11t1 '" repaoirJ. i!'or lOber, hn11t oervlee ud ..... bull. Pllooo balancing alld torvlce. Hactet11' Safety Service, W. ·Main St., Pomeroy, Obto. • IIA~ N., Alld Uaed aU~ebment · ---. All model& repalre~ by trliaod aperb, Wrlttea JUrlatee oa all repaln ODd IQoeblaoo eaeopt lht ~ooe•l dd Eloo. Froo home cl't~~~ODill•tloa and 11102 DODGE 2 dr. 1ed, Blaettnsr '1, Pomeroy, · 2:00 Tlfe -:--1-1-6-!1-:--:::---,...,-,-,--.,-- $1277. USED FURNITIJRI: BARGAINS. 5-'7-8tc Uaed Relri&erator, f4G up, Vac· cum Cleaner tfll.erJ. BAKER Blaet~ Furniture. Pboa."' Mid· 0-7-llle dl.,rt. 0.1&-U IH9 BUIOK 4 dr. $405. nar'1 , Pomeroy . ' 1:15 '!':~ I. �' • • • :.,.Eight • I The Daily Sentinel; Pomeroy-Mic!Pieport, Ohio . t;()URT HOUSE Nl."WS ' Keetenon Promoted suiTs PILID To ~ bt Cl1188 or":::""~•c:n..r:~d!":~ ..:~:. ~i!e~~i:. .. Sprinp buq, Mrs-PhilsonN!Imed.Uead ~ I Of Amateur Gardners Club -w' 8 •-\ 91 ol promoted • 111.\-lr~oy, May "' r. lle)'JI!IIdt ~t..,:; ~ . COLOR PARADE i ~a's G1aker FJoor Covtrfags 99c Klein and Mrs. E. S. Schaaf. L. Dunham; Publlcity: M:ra. 0 . P. j Food: .Ml'l. Walter Crooki, Mn. Charles Blakeslee, ·MJ"II. Walter B. Harris, Mrs. Arthur I . Strauss, Mrs. Carroll Swanson, Mra. Ken· neth D. ~Jbary, Jdra. Brute L1oyd, Mri. Ralph Pratt, ftli.SJ Eli-- , ubeth JoachlQI., Mrs,... L. E. Rey. 0 . P. and rP~ar~k~A;I~I;O<~Ia~t;lo~n;;;;e=~=~~~~!~~==W~U~~ Byers, Mrs. Earl of Garden tlu., l Single Copy 5c ''"""'· ....... I• - - _ •' . " Eastern LoW · · BoardM~r8 • .,........,dfial~ ·~wfo, . ... i I Cbuter ' Are Appoint~~ . ,,-IQI,~..,.. ~' ~ ~ ' ,, Aetion Di11110lvea of Ibis thf Ma•on area at ' 11orm~J wii"•rl•• Gl~e, , ~ a~ hosteas ' ! Howard be loa, OMrrporee of 11!7 -....., ... ...... ._0111, pdadai'· poul•.; at'.,._.., to.;-. ·,_...,.. . co•plolo , the DAv ~. Editorial Pl!ou ou.. Polnt 1 27 Middleport Dailey, Mrs. Knight, Mn. E. ~outs Attend o.l~~ aon......ed that the Re gional ·Meetina ,would held M-G-M Camporee Hall \Vedne•day /lla.Y 1s •• In Pomeroyas with' the TWilight 'Pwentl"'aeoven · membC!rt and Troop s.,. Am.,..jgroup the member, pllJIDed attended til< attend meel\1)1· " , ...... Wklth No.24 YOifJIAOilv. aolds, Mn. Roger Mora:an, Mrs. · s.p-Yard VII Artbllt Skinner, 'lira. Robett R&IM•·. I bon Park and blue Hna:s, ~- James Titus. M.ra. H. t..rned QVer to tlle Howard • wru· \v. IDd w. P. Cberriqtoa~ attor- 8Ne, GennMJ'. He ;tUI bM ys.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;""';;;;;";;'bo;;to;;;;;..,.;:;;;e;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;, Slded Richard president, pre- Titua; Mra. Harold Lobse, Mrs. reported thlt Vietor Re... ;~i·~~~!~~~~~= ~:•;;e;; at Rawlings, the meetin1 whieb open. EntertalD.ment: Hrs. Jame. E. M. ltlte University, i;d wtth tbe reading of the Club Wake, Mtt. ;Robert Coati, Mn. lanlbeaplng piau Collect. Other new offieen are vice preliident, Mrs. 0 . P . Klein; • rill and Mn. CarroU I worbhop on noo.r and eor11a:es wlil be · The realg:naUoa at Kn. ·· Brannon Wll accepted. Krl. of the area are to be iDvlted and each member will han a cuest. The eommittees appoiD~d for the Guest Ni&ht are deooration, Mrs. 14 Earl Knl.gbt, Lincoln Street. Mrs. Robert Coats, Mra. Robert Reibel, treasurer, Mrs. E. 0 . Rall. secreta!!!', James Titua and During the busineaa meetina tmal plans were made tor tbe elub's annual Guest Nia:ht whieh will be held June 6 at the home ut Mrs. Richard RawlinJs, Lineolo Hill. Preaideota of Garden f..."'lObs ' 12, 1955 Xn. James Tttu.t, ll.rt. w. •. or Permeua Wood, deceaaed, of Road. bN li.UipoU.s. plaintiff, v1. Artliur A. to Airm,.n rtnt Cl¥s. Mn. Ben Pbllaon was elected F1emiJI.C, HarriaonviU~, detfndant. A·le KnterJoOG, lVho has bec.n president of the Amateur Gardea-1(oney Judlmenl; •mount claimed overuu fer the ptet two years, en Club wben they met Wednes$1200, interest aud tOJ!:l.s, e,e. H. Is .st.atloned M: Neubbere Atr day e · enia.J at the homt'< of Mn. Dreu Up Your floonl -- ' \ broom iD • ar taloer tree rreen ww make . .. .bl • wlalte eon.• , plleed In peotlltt :.~~~... ~.,.:·- ' The annuJ.l pttnle_will ·be held ln J(llf at tbe C. B. Weile farm 1 on Han1iOnYUle ,~d after a tour MUJe .of the ClfPer Nl#tfry at Burllng:~ and bam. The from May &-8 inclusive. tant Sooutmae:ter Robert aeoon.,rrnled the Scouts ApiiJta.ot Scoutmaster Chariea: Vroman spent Saturday wit"h them. Troop er.mmittee-membere who attC.n.ded a· part of poree were N. P.· ~:::~~:~~~II and Mitt.on Hood. ~mac!e bv fi".Yrdhammcr ftzyrncnd Wa:burn . w• .A total f\f $227.00 worth of new equ:J:mer.t was tested IBM the Caml)oree and lrreludes. fl£teen 2 men (ents witb frtalt and back tl1pa:; ooe •7x51/z general pUJ'PO.'e rent; five foxho~ 1hovdJ; thir..ty·nven sleeplna bllfli tbirty·two Anny meq a:ear :i .r·' S~kely Honey ,P". ~ty!e 1 ki"; two flnt·ald portable eots. . Durillg the oarrrpor~e the local Troop took flnt pl.lce in the Coon Hunt ami were in. cbar1e retreat Saturday evening. They . attended c}J.utdl aervifca ou th-e hiliJide aear the .Camp Sunday morning. James Blrtey, James Bowles and Eddie Bunch Pallfed their 'l.enderfoot tests and Dnld Zirkle. passed, · t~e aec· U Ft Wldlh 99t 1111· yd ond ct.ass Natur-e testa. Don < IJ.UYS PICTUBI! NO f(l(' Cafl\p Stokely Creom Style the wu Route 7, POflleroy. She reported abor.rd rrom t~e H"O!o!>ilal, Balboa, San. DIOIO, Calli. Batore entcrln,g the NaYy in Novemlber, 1952, 1he WU em· ployed b(y Tobi«< Growen A&aciCIStkln, J-f'erLiof'd , Coon. N&val 3 No. 303 cn•49c ' Xnpr nap. boiiiiOPnkecfl •II ...,.... KROGER MILK . , , . 4 lall m11 4Be "-117 a.1o Vanlllat BhWIIIirrr ••.(Jho. ICE CREAM , '..... , , .. \-i pi 78e : . ' . ,~ NO S!LLINO tiNDER I AT not PICTURE Church which was In atotal of on • see~ trill. perei\sf. already hav~ ·~bm~ traiiiHll'ipt 'of · · the 'thai elided ' W!lh ahlpo 1110f 13,215 carrylna more than 100,000,000 tons of cargo used the Suez Can." N. I t PlCTIIIIF.S, ON "NE PORTRAIT PAPIIt- NOT PIIOOI'SI I PENNY A POUND YOU'VE PM&. ' ' S~rplatiDll !he' market oot In period -loot ,..,. tho i>N'•I•"' llelp CCJ!Uill' oaaln oaw a rlae In ed . . s~atewld~. llil ......... ...... ed tv M,128~. 4Jt year the mark sot ln Obl,olor the ~!?" wu '.t~·~· -e conviCtion( or · mutder, IJIW, "llled brief ouUiniDll ti!elr BRING YOUR BAllY TO o\IIOVE MENTIONED PLACR AND DATE. SEVERAL POSES W1LL BP. TAKEN, BY IXPIRTS IIIIo lNG THE FINEST AlJTOMATIC SPEED EQtJJ:nUNT: NO f"'ODUGHT GLAJIB-NO DII!COMFOIIT, THE FINISIIID PJ(JTUIIES WILL BIIIIEADY, PlNISHED b71U ' nOt be ,; .UciwOd • j \ ~ acheduled tor Thurtdaj evenina was eoneeled because of the Mo. ther-[}julhter banquet to be held at the church, Mrs. William Kea. ncdy announced today. al. WHAr llolY IJaveNew.Triil . ' '' . ' ! .,, I• Thls Is Your Life ' Topic Of Assembly Proseootor,Says . Another Increase SanrShould Not In Meigs Receipts ' ' ••It Junior Choir praetic::e at the Federated .. ' CllEYEllAND. Oblo UP-Pro- the oalos of jlrep&ld llil rfttlpll, soeutiJ)I ·atlomeya Uid today tblt Stolt Treaouht ROaet W. Tlaey Dr. · S'amuol .H. S4.,Ppord 'laid tbdaf, ! '. . . bid ·the "Delusive app<irtUiiit)'" to kill M'irilln. ona he JUNIOR CHOIR TO PRACTICI HERBS ALL YOU HAVII TO DO . ~IE ·- 1weet llemels ln·tiJelr thin! ...... Gnee A. Lanttert of Star oNLY ONE CHILD . . A Mr~. ... ' TAl:!'! YOIJJIPIOX OF THI'! PICfUBI!II-ITS YOUIII .',._. ·' for th-e .summer oarn,p at San Dieio. M. Landers, 'I \'OU WILL liE OIVEN A TICllET TELLING YOU . , Kathryn Landen Now At Naval Air Station WHAT !!VEil THEY WKIGR THAT8 ' ALL VOtJ PAY PER Fo\MILY ' ' Cans . . RQPorlinJ Cor duty at North IslaM Naval• Air A#IE LIMIT I Yl!AII~ ·:-~·~ ·c·. -·... period. ADDITIONAL uoors , : •..•. . . Ho.3QS ' Stlphe,nton, Hun~lngton PlHHY-A-POUHD PORTRAITS pHE DAY ONLY- Saturday, May 14th .. 10:00 AM to 5:00PM . POIJND FOR YOIJJI ~., The Troop haa mm~a:d~ewh:::ll<::l tion BECKY'S . · YES, '1J8T IC! A I Werner . Oo TN Brliblelrt Comer In MlddleP!Jrl ' . ' Swado:hammer, Dale , rell Ba;cht-el, Wairen Hurley, land S1nger, Jamea Ward, Zerkle, Stephen McCullough, BA.KER FURNITURE ... . I NekJon, Bill John burn, INFANTS AND CHILDRENS SHOP Middleport, Ohio ' PRESENTS So lender .. Boy• attendinl were li:ddie Bun!C.h, Bill McCool, James BowIe•, · Gary Dunham, RaymGnd Klora, Jamea Batey, Bill Stobart, Gharle.a Wlile, Ernest (olorful Styles for ·lve..Y ·Room • ' • • • • • SERVICE •••• AUTO SERVICE· • ••• • • DEPT. and REPAI.Il AND CVTriNQ • ACETYEL~NE ELECTRIC WEf4)1NQ . II op • 1 • · APPLIANCE llEPlJa . ' •• -..,;,... ....,'I RADISHES GREE HONtgHS ·~ 0 . ..' . ~ ;.. : ·.. . ;' ' . • PUNIRAL HQUII IC-IID ·Fuaeril ' ·Rrv• will . be ~ft· ..Chief Of Staff ·: dueled ~!Unla)' ol 2 jt. ai. lor Marlon ltatlfotd lhe ~ It "~'"·- GREE"'t Funeral Cha90~ IDst.t ld Of 1· P, m. as previously anuouaced. of : Qurry pow!ler· !• ,a ~IU,CJ· :\6 different spites. T.bey lntlude tur. rheriC, ginger," blae'k: Pe»W/~'C!ay.. t!Dae· pepper, po"'deilefiE.~IDves, pojrdered caraway aeeda:. powder. ·eel cardamon ·leedi·ii!!lo,po;rdered . ~ ' ' "' ' . ..' � 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 05. May 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 May 12, 1955 bachner bowles radford