http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/d54bfa702320fc2beb6f0c0a6c490256.pdf b6e014dcc7ced606de22561e8986bdab PDF Text Text ' • • • &-l>allySelltlUI, Pllmeroy-Mtddleport, 0 , Aprll15 1957 Celebrate Golden Wedding Midclleport Society Notes ~ Mr and llfll. George DooUtUe )laster apartmcnt.s on Browne!!' and son, Steven Charlts Atnenc Avenue , spent t.be weekend w1th her par Mr and Mn Roger Davu ((ru r enta, J4r and Ml'a Glenn Lambert Palmer) and ehtldren Pontiac vLS1 Mary Cuotyn Mtller and Ken tted Mr and Mn C R Karr Sr, nalb :Mu.rray, fre.Jhmen at 01>10 Saturday Ut!lveaily, .spent the weekend Helen Mar1e Warren Patriot .s~nt the \l.cek end w1th her aunt witb thetr famihes Ben Ei'vtn who had a ~trokc at and untle Mr and Mrs Stewar' tfie borne of his daught er Mr.s \\ 1 J Hawkms and .attended the Mary ham Rob.son has beon taken to Shnne or<ler of lhe White St1rme Me1gs Genera) llosp1tat where he o£ Jerusalem lnatall.atwn Friday lS seriOUSly lll ntght April t2 Mr and Mrs James Lewu> Co Harry Barnes veter;w msurancc lumbus W('re week end guests of agent Is reruperatmg slow ly art 1 Mr and Mrs Howard Byers bemg ill for two wc-ek:s w!th a v1 Nancy RoliC'r lechmctan student rus mfectJOn and h('avy told Mrs John Bryan has returned at St Joseph Hospital Parkersburg spent the week end With her par 1o her home from Holter Hosp1l1l cnts Mr ami Mrs Max Roller and whcn.o ~he had llecn a ~urg 1 c al pe~t fam1ly 1.. Jent Mrs Bryan who was wound Mrs Webb Hall who had spent cd accidentally on March 8th Ly the p.ast ten days 111 Hunllnw:ton a J Un ahot had her I~ ft arm {)p ... vlsttmg her daughter Mn Jtek e~lcd on and IS le-tuperatm.: at bCI 1 Amsbury and familY returned home home Sundav and was accomMr and Mrs C 11 lucas aud panted by Mr and Mrs Amsbary familY Rodney 11nd i\hrg 1c Calf' and son RICk} who VISited here doma were wef kend gucsls ol br1efly Mr and Mrs H C Jones and ~~~ s Mrs C: A Emnwsh IS recovonng aflcr a seven all.ack of tonsJIItlii Lena McEihmny Mr and Mrs Charles S1ndelJ and Mr and Mrs H'aro\d Thomas Charle, Springfield have son and baby have rented the Chestc Erwin home on Fourth Avenue been VJSitmg Mr and Mrs Gene 'they have been living at the Me Dodson and Children and Mr and Mrs William Ault and famtly Mr and Mrs: Nolan Canon and son Klt t Cmc1nnall spent the week end w1th Mr and Mr~ Wayne Gibbons and daughter EveTONIGHT lyn !Mrs Glbhon~ who h~s been m Glenn Ford Jeanne Crain C1ncmnau for several weeks re· THE FASTEST GUN ALIVE turned here wtlh Lhem - alsoMR AND MRS C E (Ed' FRY of the Oak Grove Common· Jane Russell Richard E"an Norman Ycaugcr and Denver Ity near Letart, W Va' are pu:tured as they appeared on Sun REVOLT OF MAMIE STOVER th Ph Uu·e who were I formerly S d PI employ t are day when they celebrated o•en house m honor of thetr 50th (r.memascopc - Technleolor) c at e t 1p porn an .... CARTOON- BNntlock Bunny working at t~c KaiSer Alummum Weddtng Anmversary Many fnends of the ~ rys called at tl e £ EN 'ROUTE TO PAllS 0,--ERA 1 +- I ' II I Plant at Raveuswnod W Va TUES WED APRIL 1617 FAMILY NIGHTS Frank Smatra Doris Day tn Parkersburg Saturday YOUNc; AT HEART Vote 3 Fine (In Tech.11color) NEW ORLEANS UP _ The na - also- 1 R chard Arlen lions alrlinos voted Fnday to Hruce Dennett HIDD&N GUNS / Jcvy a $3 fmc on ttckel holders Cartoon _ Kulnmvh who fa11 to show up for flights on : Adult Tlckeh Admlte On• C•r Which Ihey hav~ rcseJvJ d splt('e L"d The PI opU!Ial Is ~ubJect to <tppro so~r R:s~d I :::c ~:~lll~~h~1:1:0~~ I I - BRITAIN'S Queen Elizabeth looks radiant 1.1 !he rtdea In limOUIID• In Pat Ia with French President Rene Coty They are ridin&' tro.m. ~tate dn:a~r at the Elysee palace to the o~a. (l~en&af~ 80 Attend Public Officers' Installation. .:.::;, Of Mary White Shrine At IOOF Hall Hem; In Colorful Ceremony On Friday Night -~ Approxlmat~l>: 80 were J.ren.nt for lhe pt,~bllq Matillation ~ off lters of M•ry Stu;ne, Whjte Shrine of Jerusalem h:lday evuun.c al the lOOF Hall Tbe h.aU was beautifully decor... ated wlth the lighted cross th • emblem of the order and arnmge ment.s of daffodps and forsythia lo carry out the colors of the shr me The mo-tto of the Shnnc 1s Stncerity of Purpose the em Diem Oove of Peace ' the wet ~ 1 ~Aords Unden1andmg Peace and Love and the fbwer Dutch Ir1s Elizabeth Lear wor'hY htgh ., 1 estess presided at the o~nlng oJ t.lle meeUng and the followm,!! were presented, mtroduced a n d escorted to the east Mary E Dart lett, past supreme worthy hogh pr1estess and supremf! worthy tte I Ide;;~lh I Dad's sh1rts, the children's play-togs, your pretty dresses . and ltnens, too . . we treat them all os carefully as you would clean them gently, yet thoroughly' Tri-Lustre Cleaners MID Slreel Hlddleporl, Oblo Robinson's Laundry SeeO!Id Street Pomeroy, Ohio lowaf. Price Ever ALW.IW 157 FIIGIDAIII "-... FOOD ,.IUII·IIFIIGIIAIOI \ ;~~:~~ giftl and MargJret offl~rs .e n tine I _ , . lluldll or oul yet • - door lirhtly -led o Btc. Doop Slorop Door Wllb I ._ovablo obtlvw. ud ljlOOial Bmtor Comportment Orftr Ye•re-r•••r BAKER NITURE In ~ .. ONly ~"' 4Cio. ew NOWJn:JQ tti~ I Nea~,.~~N~e~ll~.,i•~:~~~~~~:::ib~ I four Baptised At Heath Services On Palm Sunday F~n M~.l~;:, •• ' Eight-Year-Old Has Birthday Parbi On Saturday Afternoon - --- ------ Mrs. Fr'fe Served As Chairman Of Auxr'llr'ary Party .- Super-Sua11i , acetate "' , tr!ttft by, Middleport Band Boosters Vote For Band Clinic the Semote sthedui'ed to ter reeess at Thursday It over l.lntil sary to pass tlte Odda generally to f.a.v«. Senate action in t1me for rcstorat· tlon O! mail deHver1es and reopen· ine of postal windows this Satur· day A post office apokesmao J'laa told the Unr.ted Pl'elf full service could be rcatored "wlthm 2.f boun ' after the money is avail The Band Booster& Aamiation and the Parent-Teach,,. AHoc.ia· t[~n voted Monday ~b.t to con. tiqu_e atndlng stu4e:hts ~m the MI<Idftport Band 10. the "nlo Unlveralty Band Clinic: It Athens 'l,'he two student, wHJ be nomin-. ated ftom the banft ranks and will be ~lected W a f•eulty committee on t.be basli' of"'}t-adea, tru~lclan­ •blp, ettipblp and wi.ll be from the FrettiMan, Sophomore or Jun1 ior 8 able Aetually chances were Summer field would give the or• re store aervu:e as soon as: (Continuell on Page ....,._ wtic,iil~;jje!io~ __ .oo - I ....0 a-.d comfort lo.dto ''""""" cut rl tlto baei iM th """-' Smoll. ...dtum amt•• .......... tn plnl tlui.; $500 ' . $1000. lroei' COverl, ,Mgr. n !!" j Clean up bills l'ay laxe, Btly. spring clothe• and bugams Then 1\ilve 9nly one place !o pay ll's ellsler that way We are ready to back you With cash In any way we can 1M E. MilD Sl, Pomero1 • So deft. . oo drimatte .-::..- , , oubtJy Locomlni our ji!O(tf < paJamao with tho ol~ol •' owl1Ji4o_pc You'U love the -1; boc!>lhnJ n~lino ol em· b!old..ocl .i)-Ion oheor ond ftowln& ~lo •• and tJ..tW·~~ 'ou name 11. We supply It 1o SAVINGS CO, ' ' HOW MUCH SHALL WE MAKE IT? ' The CITY LOAN •' j' ' ' $100 ., ' l a;n~ •I ' '' Mrs beln1 the_!"rlhdl~l Holter, lhle- ls repairlnt and house whleb h.- rerom Charles HoiQ( Sutton ls &he work. . ' . or c«41. accordinc.... to Ba-nd E Breen claases in bafl.d, oboo~u• dance banda and aaltl that the btltd had majorette work St• betn 11ven the top ratln1 by all be between the aaea of thn!e jud1e11 al the f~tival of of Roalon VW held In lhe blih three fludenta, Sharon 1du~ol at Pt Ploaaant 1ej~§_;~: and Stephen ~ on M!holarahlps and all!lo attended the Breen :cr90ks CommissiQners Request Bids For GltSOll.ne Meigs .Count,.'s. boerd nliiisiMtn•e• vot~ Honda) In • gulor '\looting to 1dtl I j,e;,;;u.~t~ bl~• lor p>ollno for tho highway department wtth all haVIng to be In h•nds .of boatd'1 clerk by April 22 The Jual noUce will appear In The Seolinel Wedneec:IIY Min utea the commiiJIOnetl' meet~ Jng 1 released MoodaY memben: acted onlY to routine bills. Jurist Awaiting Trial Transciipt On Guidos Case Judge Cedric Clark sa1d today he 1.s w11t1ng to see a ttanacnpt or Witnesses' teatJmony before mak1ng a ruhna: m the CUe or Ohio vs Rtehard Gu1doe wbieh was concluded last Wedoeeda~ here Gutdos is under md1clment for driving while lntoxU'ated Jast )fay 22 He is an Oh1o Liquor Depart nent mspector Mee.nwhile the clerk ot rourl.J reported a divorce eaae 'bas been WASlnNGTON UP-The U S. filed by Freda Kln.g, Duter, VB Jules F turoa., Pt"OJtct aup!t. Bure;u forecaita thJ' GeoJllc c King also of Dexter month Will be • bit 011 Fred Crow Is plamtil!'s attot:neY 'atenderu m the construcl:Jon of he •21111/p lll$rn l'l•nl frol'! 1KI side over mor.t of .the to ltGf iliOd lUI 'llitut'diY 1/w,., Pastern part o! the nation ta.g at the hoJM..Ot. a dauetJ.ter Jt'! The 30 daY outlook fbr m1.:t c~ol~nsM·~ \opnl to nttd May Is for belo 1 ~ ~ eei~ here l'lormal temperature "Verages en"' Biron res1ded in Pt. PleUJ;nt ..., tbe r.ontlnrnt.al D1v1de. eX('(!pl !Iarine the eon&tructmn ol tbt along the Soutb AtlantiC nd Gu'f plant and worked ror th~ &>llltt Coa8t. ' ~nstructum Company or South Precipll.atJOn 1s exi)eeted to ex Bend, Indtana ceed norttNtl over most areas be You ve beard of "borse tratl He retired (rom lut work tween the Rocky and Appalacluan crs • bemg the l11nd of pcQJJie 19M beeaust of Ill health Mquntam.s Subnormal amounts who c-an come .out on top of any are Jndtca.ted In the N~UI kmd of deal But ht\e you ~ver Plain• upper Great Lakes area known a "dog trader" who can and west Texas come np w:th 1 :wmner of a eham runnsh1p stakes? That s appBJ"entb exactly wha' happen~d here when Paul Jphn ~on or ColUmbus S8W l'l!t1 dDg '-lydc Road Freda WlU f1r.rt pJ.aee trophy 1n tHe 15 Inch class durin;!' the Champt{)nlliMp St:~kes of thr Ohto s coal produchon repotl .'..sS?CI81i.OII of 8cl~J1;!1c Club!'! ni Cld In the fourt'h quarter or 1966 ~ul OOtn Ohl(l lteld Mar Harr1 wu 10 2 million: ton11, sl:iJhtly b1ghtr tW fo11rth quart.N' or LJP- Dr WJIIiam sonv11le Sundey Jodul!trlal Rela Acconhng to Mclgs BN~le Clul\ Il!l!3 ~clint sa1d he WIS "nol 11 permanent ap- Secretary Robert Bowen Johns.nn tums Dm)ttor Hu~h t> W111t rc ~ FatrfJdd Counl.y last month at t~t Metg~ trtal~ ported tdday traded dug!l Willi Bo~ Jones nr Thl&. wa' ht,gl) p~ucjlon for ~ Sh•dr. Both were slight~ ttn- lourth qUartet, Walt \Kilt lnd happy or ll\elf dog's rrtormane helpe~ boost J&M Pf'Othtction ~ e8 to date Both hope 1.0 'better predicted six ~nt aboVe lllti5 W~t's fourth quarter report themselvu • Tbe Jones dog then the John- put 1838 produ.ctlon at 38 m1Uiot son dog dtdn t do so well r~ tons, but it 1111d further reporho(f from mine optlrat.on should ra111e so later in the nwnth at the the total more than a miUhm tons gan County Jrials Johnson t On the balls ol data so rar agam The og he got thaL prOOOMed aveNlfe value or came througb to wm that That dog wn Hyde Road Io" Oh10 s coal Was quoted at $3.7fl (COntinued on Pogo F a to•1 at !.he nu.a.e Weather Outlook Not Favorable For Next Month Jules F. Biron Death Reported At Chicago. Home _ Dog Trader Wins Champion Stakes At Beagle Trial Appointee Shuns Coroner Post In CoUilty ....,.,...,...,. ......... ......... Not - .,, In tM SO.,..... lbllll h .., ..,. - I P.ubllt tnvited T0 S Se rvice, Breakfast, Here ,_ Nth' lliM w.. :u~., Atlrlnel .....,., ......, - Many Attended Services f;orMr. Winebrenner Here Thll 10,1 cu: fl. low..ool Supe: Model lo lho blr "bonuo b.by'• ol '171 And lh- top-qullily Friplalrtt foatuno pron U bo,liOnd a doubl: • ,.., Zoro Zone ,..._- holdo n lbo. • Jl'ull·Wldtll GIMI.-Out Port8l.,n Hydrator-holdo o..,balfa-.el o lhclllliYO Safoly•Soll Lakh-opono "llh oh1hl ~ • [QRRAIN~ -.. IV UNITip , . . . . --pomeroy sOCiety • ----Notes --- J.lc.l o Excluoi.. Cyola-Matio DefrollinJ in reCri.-tor M:ticm-you don't do a lhin1 • Four FuU·Wlcllh !lilolveo-bold ..on lho lar.... • tJ ~~~~~~~::~~~~~=,:•:l:b:J=lh:•::C:I,:•:I:A:•:•~•n:•:u:t:":'=: I Let Us DoAIIYour Family Wash __.,....., ,_ .... .................. Weather"~ f HO:Cktng Walley No a9d Hazel Pearl Reynolds Margaret New McCoy termed 'rtdlculous' a Kuh~ WHP ;J.afayettC No 44 man Hazel Cleland a n d VE!rltc Unlt•d Press StaH CorrHpOnd•nt rtport that decreased 1ntereat tn Hilhert Me~r, Hocking Va.ll£'v Workman were ml\lrons or honor PHILADELPHIA UP - The ptano playmg at borne was a rna N"o !il, watcbn\tR ~f ahepber,fl • Ehzabeth Lear Florence Trac)', of Etude once the worlds jor factor In the pubJication's de- ~tar 1 e Strub~ Hocking V:alley. . Helen Rcl nolds Mac Rhodes Fe n most wtdely circulated mustcal cltne JJe sa1a there lS more muSJc 81 e s1mtll :NcDJe tracy, E'dl'llr Hut Gaul Mabel Tawnc,) , Rowena marazme can be attributed to an In the home PGW than ever and sinpiller andf"ZeUa E eros,, M,!;r) Vaughan Els1e Rog('rs Evelvr. Increasingly serwus problem of the sates of pianos and other in Shrme PWHP• and Charles St1 u Lewts, Freda Grueser Feru Cb the pubhshmg world-rimng pro- strumenU are reachmg an all ble Hockmr,z Valley,, Emmett Le scbrew and Paulme Gallagher Hte duction costs-acoordmg to U.s tame high I hm:m Mt Olive NO af HarTy p queens attendants and Evel'f't' editor He tlld the end of [lubhcatlon Smith E A Wmge'tt and Ev~re .t Tracy, Eugene Atklnll Ra)'IIU)nd Guy McCoy tchtor of the pub- With the May4une issue lhoeked Tracy P..Jary Sbrme, PWOS Workman and Ralph Gilmore, hcation once known as the 'B1ble the musical world He L\llld hl!: Inviting presld1ng off1cers for lhe kmg s gu-ards of the muSJeal home ' adm1tted deak was. (!Jed htgh witb letten the mstallatlon were Ehzabe'h Followm~ the mstallahoo, Ntl today there were other contr1b- from subscribers tharing the 1 ur WHP and Evel)r. s~lts dis he Tracy 1n behalf of the- Bhnll" utmJl factors to the ceas1ng of sorrow or the staff over the de- trict. deputy Inslellm( offu:er.s presented ElQ:abeth Lear with " pubh~atlon next month after 74 mtse were Mary E Bartlett PSWFIP a ,d PW HP pin and Max1ne WJ.Jlgrtt years McCoy sud he had planned to s w Treasurer who lnslfillcd 1 presented her w1th a g1ft fro~:n the But the real reason was the rehre soon whether or not the the worthy h.igh prie91ess and the Mrs Hawkins ihe new constant rtse m bas1c production mag.aune folded The six uther •ortb' t,..aourer and Edtth Ht. "H" 'ftt,l·'· '' " •· presented gtfts to ~ co.sts he sa1d Our overhead edttorial employes are beinJ ab- SlhPiller PWKP, who Installed all ling officers wu rismg stead 1iv and we c:ould sorbed by the 'Theodore Presser other ortu~ers Others were Ebi" Fry home throughout the day to offer congratulations see no end to lL Co mternallonaUy known music Srmth, inata.Jiing chaplam, Mabel Worthy matrons and worth}\ pat The death of Etude can be .at publishing lirm, wHich pr.tnte.d Tawney mB'allmg herald, N('lll• rons of the Eastern Star db'Ungu 1 trlbuted to the same disease that the magazine Tracv installing seri~ has killed many other magazines Lilhan S•eift and M.. rgaret Ne I 1shed Masons OES d11f.r';!et Ctfr,. cers and Edtth Hutsmplller, trutm recent years • man inst.alhna orgamst.s, Eumce tee of the O&S hom~, were introMrs Pearl Parker, Lt Cednc tend a One Day Farm Bureau McCoy conceded that the c1r JIVIden installing guardian Rev dueed mformally and gtvmg 1hor: P.arker and Mr and Mrs Charles Youth Conrerence culatton of Etude dropped from 1~nd Mrs c E Hoyt mstalhng so tali!:& were Mr-3 Bartlett, Mrll. Hoffner and famtiy v1s1cd Sund.ay Mn William Baxter u conftn,d 250000 at •ts peak to some 50,000 1 and Rev Hoyt the benedc 01815 Salts~ Wllmene Mender, Hul:iert ' afternoon w1th Mr and Mrs Walt to her home Mulberry Ave, by m recent edttlon.s But he said tlon Mender Hazel Kuhner Em:~it er Walker 1llnes~ the circulation means nothlna M1ss Ncltte Koehler VISited Sun Mr and Mrs Wilham Baker le RLSmg production to!ltl killed lehman Marte ar.d Charles Stru Offaccrs mstltlled were seated ble, Rev C E. Hoyt, Frank Chepday 111 GailipolJs with Mr and turned home Saturday after spend Colhcr.!l Magazine even though it Relatives and frlendt rrom out ln center of the; hall on chairs cov sebrew, Genl'ge Lear Edna Hli!'h Mrs Charlc5 Weaver ing three weeks m Charleston W had a circulation of a few mU of town who were hert Friday for cred wtth wh1te and m the form ~nd Mrs Walter Hau1s ~ Mrs Juhus Sm1th who has been Va w1th Mr and Mrs Wilham lion ' he sa1d 'Other magazines the funeral of Clyde Winebrenner Committees appointed fOil Ul.J quite ill at her home W LOCllo:lt Grate While I here Mr Baker und wh1ch sold only 40,000 to 50 000 Included Mr and Mrs I ~ CCIWan, of a cross lnstaUed were MarieSt is reported a11 sltghtly 1m erwcnt surge! y at the Memonal cop1es were able to opeflate be-- Tampa Fla Mr and Mrs ' Homer Hawk1ns worthy h1gh preJ.ste":i )ears ate, EllzJbell) Lear, I~•~ proved Mrs Cleland Hemes 111 Hospital cause they were able to keep the~r Winebrenner Mr Dale Wlnebrll!n Stewart Hawkms1 watchman or Smtth and Harry Sm1t~ examining ass1shng In her care overhead low" ner Toledo Mrs Thomas Payne, shepherds, Maxuic Wingett noble ~omm1ttee, Etbel Ma tde ·YOlHls;,. Mr and Mrs William Gralc and Etuct.•1 B6g Problem Mrs Harold Clark Mrs William prophettess, Denzil Goeglem, us Grace FrenchJ.and Er.~est Wlnl!fir.-, rmance, Rowene Neoi'll[ Mr and Mrs Albert Sm1th or 1lion Janes rcturnc d to lhc1r home McCoy said Etude had an even File Mr ahd Mrs S~dner. ~)~Hart oc1ate watchman of shepherds Roush, and Leo Hunhnr,ton W Va Vl~ltc(J rc 1n Charleston W Va Sunday eve bigger problem than other m11 g1 Mr and 1\frs Gerald Stewart and !tJJiry Hughes, worthy scribe, Ze ccntly W!Lh his mother Mrs Jul nlng afler spcndmg the week end ztnes struggling to keep from go son Mrs Albert Bennett, Colum JUS Smith and other relatives With their parentll, Mr Ollld Mr.!! Jng under smce It Included 1n each bus Paulineworthy Alktnstreasurer wor'by ch~!l Sml1.h matenaJ ri)Crosa, Lula Mrs E A Bartels Jlunhngtnn W!lham Baker Unwn Ave and J 1ssuc a mustc sectiOn ~hude Mr and Mrs Robert Stewart h'lln Mabel Goeglcm worthy stl~p W Va ancl Arthur Sm1th Chaun H Grate Muldleport Helen. Reynolds, Bucyru8, Mr 1D,Ji Mrs Glb Winect!y spent the week end w1th lhou! Mr and Mrs Carl HneH of But We were gwina away .several br-enner Mr and 1 Mn {:art Winewart Hawkins mother Mrs Jullu'!i Smith and land spent Sunday with her par dohar!' worth Ol rriullit iti eacli Is.. brenner, Mr llnd Mrs Ernest .. t Wingett and other telattvCI:i cnts Mr and Mrs c J Ebersbaeh sue he said 'We used to have Wlnebt-enner Mr and Mrs )J.IIph ett paraphernaHa, 24 pages or sheet mu,s1c m our un~ise plller Mrs Emma W ~g nr.r S.aunders Mr and Mrs Willard Ebcrsbach magazme but It wall too cost11 Wmebrenner Mrs Graee ReyNellie and famtly or Huntincron W Va i.lnd daughter Chcrvl v1s1tcd Sun We cut tt down to 16 or 18 pages nolds Portsmouth, Mildred Ryan, o,\,Crt Sunday ~ul ~;t~ of Mrs W II rl,,y with her parenh Mr and Mrs 111 lh< late '4011 but thal dtdn'~ W1ley Ryan Chauncey Mr and The pubJic Ia mvl(ed to tattend tha F.bcrslmth and d.ltlghtl'r M1ss Sy ( laiente MIJhl Br.ulhUJ) h('lp uver('ome the ru;lng produc Mrs Slroud BuckaleW, Qumcl!'x, W Va Mrs Arnolda Sm1th Mrs Roy the Sunrise Breakfast at tbe Mt. nlo Strme h1l tum cnijts We had to include mu. fJcloi!'!l Kra<'UI('r Donn11 Uoltcr H.obcrl Lehew llnd fncntl foe SIC for the plano the chord organ, l'roftltt Mrs Flora Tapp, Mrs Morlaah Baptist Church starting at Ia A1.km" vi!oltltn, Gcnrgc orruu and Dtlm~r Hamm Hoo,\,c of Lockland Air Ba~c \l Sitcd the accordion and other instru Rcva Crans, Russell Buckalew, Pt 7 lS a m Easter mormng The lie Tracy.......... , Matrons Guild of the cbureb 11 in w'ard HaJIJC Zerkle were ut Oak IIIII Saturday to at Suntla} With. the formct smother, ments so we couldn't cut tM sec Pleasant charge of the project and will lt Ptarl Reynolds and _____ - - -~- - - Mrs fhcodot:c Lehew tlon any lower as1i1led by the Juntor Guild mem ho.!tpdallty and aU a & ~h .and Mrs Malcolm Mcc~: nnd Elude could not mcreasc 1ts bers PWOS substitute offu:crr... " dauJ.~htcr havE' moved rrnm Cnurt advertJsmg to offset the hlJOihcr The clo.~t.ln" nd.e Oml 8e ~'ttl,t Dreakfl,!lt at the ML Mortab St to the Neutzlmg property Lm O\crhead because 1ts advcrtls<' Church on F:~.sler mornmg haa You 1'111 We Meet Agam" .udtttie coi n Hill JUCIIts were In a specialized field been a tradition for a number of btmrdact\On by tile Re\! ~ CP J t ncv and Mrs 1 R Carmichael rcstnctmg the number (lf poten .)ears with many of the people who J eluded the meeting alte...- wfrif!~ of Snuth Wchstcr were week end 1tJal advertisers Mccoy saJd gu('~:~ts or then daughh•r and son • we Just couldn t do anything 1 Marvin Fry, eight year old son have attended Sunr1se serv1ees at reh"eshmen•s we •.! serv!ld fl'Oift Spcr1al Pii m Sunday ~:~crVICt's .11 111 Jaw Mr <rnd Mrs D~lmar about it he lllld "There was the Heath ~lcthodu1t Church m nf Mr and Mrs Wesley Fry, cele the1r own churches earlier ID tlfe a Uble with yellow co~r a.nd a centerpiece of daUodds nolhmg else to do but cease pub brated h1s b1rtb..tay Saturday with mormDJ clu d ~rl baptlsm of I wo b Abl cs an d Hamm Mr anrl ~rs Charles Hoffner hcatlon a youn.(l g1rl Immersion of 11 d L s d a party Games were playe(l and l'ln fam 11,) of o~an were Ull ay The editor teld lhe ""d of young gtrl and the receptiOn 1nto dmner guests o£ her parents, Mr ttto ltudo typo of mo,oal·- priZes won by RaYh'bond Hlndy the cl\urch of the (Uris and one d M 1 1n k ·- Mary Elizabeth Bradbury, Jan~ee boy an rs •ear rou cr tsn t as great anym(lre He sald Everson and Becky Allensworth Party decorations were ln keep. It w11 founded for thtt pvrpou The Rev c R Konkrll(ht was m of prevldlnt music ...cMrt ina: with the Easter aeason and charge of LhC" Acrvlccs aud gave with fnlltructictn on lm,.-,1 111 MMI Fry war anlated by her mo , a brief Palm Sunday message Mr thtlr methollllls ... tho lat.~ lhcr Mr.s Ada Lambert.. and Mrs and ~rfl' Gcor~o:e Doolittle Athens news lnd tKhnlqUH 1" tMir P K Russell in acrvJne birthday preoontcd thcor "" stmn Cbar flold. cake and ice cream decorated with lcs r~r bapl1~m and Mr and Mrs bunnies • " • r~ I).R.''bcn B.c • brought the1r •t R F r h r Mtny Ceu""' Av•ll•l• • 1 1 c was t 81 man ' rg 1\1 oscoe Tod .. y, tct.ehers do not nt!M Ouosts included named a ' • • I fJ , 0 ung('lll son K1mbcll Joseph or the party htld at tho J..cg10n such 8 magazine as much," he Mvc Debby sara Jane daughter of Mr and nail i'r1day ~ight Cor children or Hid Universities and mdaic " Brad Mrs Dian. J.ack M'com Bechtel•• was bilphseri the Home and of tho members of ~~~:~~~~ have excellent c:oursca to .1\d d.u"ht.' Of the Le•lon Att•tltary 0 "' teacher& WJth the lnforSupt and Mrs L. W McCOm!'s She was assisted by MM Nor was 1mmersect In a special ser~lcc man Won•land, Mrs Pearl Hoffman we &:~ve tbem Tben there I at the Ftrst BapHat Church Sunday Mrs Gale Hysell MrA Wendel~ are tbo numerou1 \fOrklhOP.I tOf!· atternoon Forrest Bachtel SOil or Bunce Mrs Lewis Long, Mtl Hen. ducted throuchout the e~antty Mr and Mrs Forrest L Bacht(ll ry Clatworthy Mra Dale KtJ!nt'ld)'~ year, in addition to re lolnod the 1urll in the membfr :\irs Don Roltb, Mn Sl.IJne)' Pick courses at unlveraiUea • ~hlp class ens Mrs Avery Dreaner Mrl. music •ehools WIN ~AfiNG I > .,..,. I Palm Sunday music lntluded the Cora Qcnnett and or Poindexter 'The lesur need waa the tea The Rutland Girls' Ensemble, dl· anthem • Jeruaalem" Parker, di Transportation !or the gue!lta son ror Mr rlrculaUon drop But rctted by W11Him Evoraon and was furnished by Gale Hyaell, We -ooulu have kept toln~ with reeted by Mn. mtheJ Chapman and the aolo, •Open the Gatf!J of the Paul HaptonstaU and Roscoe FUe the lower cireulation It l.ttle pro acc:ompan1cd by Judy Chase .. won " Temple Knapp by Ben Philson t.cgwnnaues duchon costa bad reahed 1 peak 'Superior'' ratiql~he 1 State com petition at Bex.ley Hlill Sthool ~;;;;iOiiiOiiiOiii;;...;;;;;;;OiiiOiiio;;..,;;__;_,_o;;;;,;;;-o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;, somewhere along the l!ne" Saturday BY JOHN F CLANCY • •• i I berdess Mabel Bennett wnrt.h." amde Bern1ce Wmn wcrJb)! ~i' aid Krnest Wtngett f~ wiJt m•n V1rg1l Atkms sccon Wllllld man, Liwrenee Foreman, ttbir wi&e man t..eo Vaughan king Grace Frendl queen, Hila~ Lutz fnst hahd maid Rutlly Hall· day sel'Ond hand mud Adah &o.ot thud band rnatd, Lillian St!!'lif. worthy org11n LS \ Em111a K Cl.-t~ worthv worthy guar1an and Jam~s worthy worthy guardtfD ' nd James Clwlworthy worthy tuard Honorary oJltcers are i'lorence lfcGuffm !lag bearer Bess1e Mus grave and Helen Chase !Jag • e,. corh Martha Wood banner bel"' er Anna Steven and MarguerlfQ Carter banner escorts FlOI"fonce McGlf£ n, Madonna, Bes&le Mu•· gme nd ilelen Chase, ang•••• St,.lla A'kms courtcr Glady• May MUsl·caIWorld Mourns Death Of I I Etude Magazine Killed By Costs ~~~rerWi~~:~an ~~~d~~lst~~pdc~ ' I ~1. 1 • ,._ Coal PrOduction In Ohio Reported Slightly _Higher Low ...loht loo .... �•• • • tuitldtwlet:s Strike Snags In Athletic P~111in '"Baseball: Weather, Plus Ariiefe.l.ctt'k 01 Funds Face Ploy,.,s ·' •' t' •. ! ' ' THE BOARD WAlK 2-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middieport, 0 , April 16, 1957 TELEVISION GUIDE ·' WSAZ . -TV Chan,ef T uesday Day·Book ~ :what follllw OUght to be in a Sports column, but tt:u do•'l\'ell'l!~:~1t Wls writt~n by Jack Denison, son of CIIJI ~:b~"'!luimd ·an=eared in the current issue oi "SPY· jhss" .lh~ aclloOI mlm pbed newspaper. Jack's •Item .was 11 ~:~~uUne .report on pro(p'eSS of baseball at Rutland where a mumber of boYs by dint of power of persuasion alone got a ·- ·sper-(.....baseball-atarted at RHS. , ·we shall make no further comment about baseball at Rut· ' _land. Surely, Denison's arti<:le speaks for itself. Mark, how'fll@t, the boys don't "b1ilme anybolly" in particular. omer 'frfttls WQulll 'Cl$1 about lor more personalized reasons besides flie 'weather. They'll keep on trying, perhaps, uniil our public undeNtands that a full>tOunded sj)llrts pro!Jram is really dlvi· dends ln the bank :through healthier, more physleally fit, mm al~rt;atld wholeiomely aetlve teenagers. IlenisOD•~orts: · . "Our balloball team is h•ving a l!srd time getti~ startell be· cause of a number of reasons-the most outstandiDC ·reason being the weather. We have been able to get outside to ,prac· 'lice only five or six times, the rdt of the tilhe we have been str~g&Uilfl :ilong in the ,gymnasium. However that is not enough, for only the Infield and the pitche1·s can practice. We have a few games.scheduled but two of them, one with Wahama and one witH Racine, hAIIIl already be<tn rained•-out. We have .rescheduled botb of the games, but from the look of things now it is going to be tatd to get any games pl~yed . But we will keep looklng for a ·few sunny days so we can get a few days practice and play the games. Then we can see how we will fa•·e againat experienced veterans from the other ~hools. "Another compll<;atlot), Is the tact thtlt we can't get any money. Coach Venn4ri '(Jlln Vennatl) has told us thaftbe ath· Ia tic lund Is now on Nrck botlom with no hope• or getting any money unlll next football .season. Since the money situation Is so bad, it does not glve.a very·rosy olltlook for the team. liecause baseball Is " new sport at RutJAnil, we have absolqtely no eqoilpmant. We wiU have to buy hew everything we ·have to use. And If we don't have any ·money ·.how are we going to equip a baseball team1 (A•hoek .of a ·good que!ltlon-'Ed.) The players have brought their .owp gloves and some of them - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ~ brought balls and &ate. Coach. Vennarl has been goOd enough R'd S k •••ey. SUbJeet for di!CU11lon dw· . to let lls use his·equlpment !bal.be uses during the summer tn I S log ·the talk was "Medicines .,,ct his work ror !be Pl~,laburgit Pirates. T0 New Haven ·Inoeulallons." · "Another _problem to -olve Jg trsnsportstlon to the games. Duttng a · builnc" mecMJ1i tho We can't get a btla; but several of •tbe boys are golna to drive members or !he club annouce; th er i cars. All(n ilu ,' •h· It tl 1 f h·d b f P intentions .@<l:s&Ol"lrj .. queen ""'' ua on s alrly .., ut he spirit is Dr. John Ridgway or New Ha· , for a \Vatero£tf>tlval to )e held very1 good and we ml(ht.Win ·some bab ,pmeslf this rain lets ven was the speaker at a retertt ·•t ·lhe New HII.On owimmlng .piJot PARTY POSTI>OPWI ConaonraUoA Lea· gue ilas: postpoi\ed their Hobo party--w~ofi 1Ubi11 'yeah Gue<l Night featUYeifrof'rom trbunday of Holy Week to ~'hnrsday, April 25. The party Will be held at ~l1e horue of Mrs, J . J . D~~:Vh1. __ ~ lh\LL RECUPERTAING E. 0. Hall, manager of ..the Middleport Ben Franklin lito:-.•, was bnck at hJ.S desk for a shOrt 1ime Monday and is re!!uperali:J~ sati.sfadorlly after neuro-surgery at University Hcispi\<:~1. The ChUd ___ SLUMHR PAII:TY Ca-rolyn · Bradford was hostesJ Car a slumber rparty at' her homt Fri~y evening, Guests were Carolyn Wilson, Loretta Hanning Barbara Stiles, Phxlli.~ Hilbert Ruth Ann Farmer. The Middleport Emergcnc-.' Squad was called to the home ui R<~Y Manley, Hobson, at 7·30 p. 1 m. wh('tJ M r~. Manley wa.~ wporled ill. EASTIIt PLOWIR SALE The Hutland tCai'den Club will sell Easter flowers on Thursd<~Y l<'rlday and Saturday at the Arnold (,}rate, bUifdlng in Rutl-and. All tY)lel "' 'p()tte'd pJanla \'Vill ~! on sale and adv-ance orders may be phonett to ·Mrs. Patterson. Rutlanli 24944 -and Mrs. Amo1 Rutlan-d' 24854. meeting of the New Haven Mot&- IJter Jn the •'fe;a1'. en Club ln the Alex QuiiUn 'Li· The New Haven Business Mc!1's - \, \ ' --------~--··------~-------~~~=~~~ - -- ·" I havenyt, ·'I:Jur,ned~ }•:~-single thing since I ·got n1y~new ,automatic gas As•oclatlon had been eOntactl'ld regnrdlng ·the queen projeet anrl had expresged themselves as be!Qg in favCk' and otrenMt thcll' !U!Jj)Ort. 1 Hcstesges for the mceUng W('fl' Mrs. Bobby 1\tun('y and Mrs. Luther Slnltn. llQr'•lbre ·~>tas !'&a~ bY Mrs. Smith affci-''the"' rilemb'ef's rr·clted a "Mother's Prayer.'' Guests were Mrs. Donald Duncan. Mrs. Joh 11 J.torran, and MrDelton Sayl'e Prt!scnt were Mrs ·.• 'tt'loyd Capeh&rf, Mrs. (Jerald Clark . ,~ " Mrs. Bob Muncy, Mr's. James , , Cunningham, Mrs. Roland Karr, , Mrs Luther Smith, Mrs. Jcrr , J ~' i, -~·., ,• I <~•ld ostlc, Mra, [)onald Brown, rs. Eugene Hosson. --- ederated ·Church Confl'rmati.On ·Is Hel'd On Sun.day \MailBag ~t ()Ccaa:ioill t"-t wore whit.e ro · And .t!'u~ clu, rlo~r. the ted ;earnation. Th<' clus ebose u their aong: "Tat.n My I~ife An-d t.~e-t It Be." 'M'rs. :J"rli!da Meyer Fauber 1 u'\frt 1 Ellen ~holl Wilson, Mrs. Mary ZeiJler Parkt~r, Herbert Qeililllt' Charles Werry and tho Rev. \ W~l· do J. Bartels who ~re eon!Jrm· cd fifty year!l 1 ag{) llnll ·Mrs. Louis Reibel, P4rs. Bcn!z wo'lfc and Mrs. William Bnxler who were coqf'irmed or joined anoLh~' r ehureh fifty years l'l:II!O w<"re each presented gold .ce[ltt£ieates and a yellow rost! bud I · OHieersAre Installed Monday . ~ 6 ·55 7.00 Today Romper Room Home Tbe Prlci! Is Right Truth or Coosequeneea Tic Tae Dough 12:30 It Could Be You 1:1?0 current 2:00 Parson''.! Study 2:8o Tenneaste Emle Ford 1 9 00 10:00 ll ·OO 1L30 12.00 12:30 t;OO 2:00 2:30 3:00 4:00 4·4G 3:00 Matinee Theatre f:OO Q~n ~ A Day •'4tfft Modetn Romance :'!~ C~metly "'fime l5:~ MY Llt'tle llar.tle 6:00 Spinach Playhouse 6:30 Ni!!ws 4 . the Ohio exponents of a seizure law seemed to prder working qui etlY in le;dslative corridors. The Ohio bill h01ri almost no ncwspa. per pubUcit)'." It above blll Is 6lgned by (lov. O'Neill it becomes a law. Many people, because of circumStances beyond their control, at some time or other, must turn · their peb over to SPCA or HuDWiPIV SQC'lety. Their only consola1l()'ri Is that their pet will find another good home or be mcrcifully put to death. Now, Mr. Oy~ter wants to for~e these ora:anb:ahons to turn the1r animals over to lab1fto finish their Ufe In torture. -It I~ a known fact that the State or Ohio doe!! not contribute to SPCA and, Humane Soejctles. Why Bhould they say what dls~ositi~il should be made. of these amrilals . Read~rs , of th1s paper, write Oov. \\-,'m- 0 Neall to veto Pound Seizure ~ 1 11 384 which will cross bif desk In the very nelr futua·e. Mra. Harold Radekln 107 Riverside Lane Rathbone Place Marietta, Ohio when tbe 18&1 offieerl ·of' the lll'ltl- audltorlaqa. oln the lmpratlve LarrY Rice s..... ., romfol*' t IYUI beauty WANt ADS 8:00 II -·-~_,..._..::; __ Jky. OM tO . -- '•'-·'. Bli¥...., SELL - RENT w\'d -e\ripltiy~~W~Jt - hi.-. ~ or fil)d -a lost Item thrllll!ll! · i;!~e MOVED TO Coots ' I UN!( •»AS'~; TO ,Dltly Seni!OOI. WANT inlt 'It off - 1'3SN. 2nd Avenue im~. bon'! · <:, Middleport, 'Ohio Glts _...... OHio fiUIIL ltiESULt'S .C'A S'COMPANY WC.:t-IS•T\1 CHANNIL. II CA.J.tain Kapgaroo CBS Mornirtg News Mvriling Show Garry Moore 10:30 Arthur Godf.tf'}' 11:30 Strike It Riclt 12:00 Valiant Lady 12:If Love _of Life 12:30 ~carcb fl)f Tomorrew 12:45 Guid ·ng Light 1:00 Katie's Kil.cheD 1:30 As The World Turna 2:00 OIJI" Miss BroDka 8:06 9:45 9:00 10:00 2:39 1-J:JUII:!olrly 3:00 t 'he Big Payoff 3:30 Bob Crosby Shuw 4:SO 5:00 6:30 6:415 6:55 7:00 Batting Pradlce 7:15 D<luglas Edwards 7:30 Giant ~>tep SM ArthtJr Godfrey 9:00 The Millionaire 9:80 .I've Got A Secret 10:00 20th .century FoX itOUr U:OO Up to the mtnutO Deii" 11:05 Sr:ann.lng the Weatbar ll:IO 'l'he Late Sh<'W • w ' I - ~H I Your . WHTif.TY CMANMiiL 13 l1:4-6 Sign On 11:4!1 Ca·rtol.ln Club 12:10 Noon Newa NeJghbors Liberace Feminine Touch .-MoYle Matlnee Afternoon .Jo'llm Pe•Uval SUper Setial Time 8:00 Mitkey Mowe Club 8:00 Cartoon Club 8:30 FJve star Flnal 7:15 Jqbn Daly & the New. 7;10 Conflict 8:30 WY~tt l!!arp 8:00 . llroken Arrow 9:80 DuPont Cavale:ide Theatre lO:OO·PoJlta Time 1~:80 Collfldellllal File 11:00 News - ·-" 1 ~. - WHTif.TY CHANNI~ 11:44 ; Stgtt..' Va. ,_ 11:411 Cartoon t!lu) . 12:10 Noon News · 12:15 Neighbors ,, . Run. ,Eat at Parl:er's Re• · · -dl; •Po...,.oy, Yod11 · eat GRAVELY TtiACTOR SALES and Senice. R. A. Flnlaw; 512 E. '& ffik for less. 3 22 1mop. Main St. Pomeroy. S 9 1mop lui:~ltul/11 HTN-TV IJ •• On your Dial !:ecret Storm Fdge of Nieht Th" 'Early Sbow Your Esso· R1tp0rt.er: · Sports·Pant!e · '· Weutherman KNOwt YOU the best (111 Wonted fo B~:~v t.tll Phone Portland 454. Mrs. J. B. ·ShiMlkey. • • otp .. appllon- WANTED - used sewlng machine. IS 1i!l·l Iii~ :trame hbfu.e, Qfll'lf wDiilwork, -i!6al to an roo1ns. near 011 •lot TOx140 Localed 12:30 Liberace 1:00 Feminine TOU!!h 1:45 Movi~ Matinee __ __L. Afternoon Film Festlvu 4 30 Sp.per Serial Time · 3:00 Mlekey Mouse Club 6:QP Cartoon Club 6l30 Five star io•::ral '7:1.1J ~bli: DSlY & tbe Newn lO:OO Wednesday Nfaht I'IPc. . '1:30 DtsneylaGO MID Navy ,Log 9:00 Oule and Bamiet 9:SB Ford Theatre 10:45 Sporllcope . ll:OO New, of tbe N!Jht with room house, ceHar, large- barn, crib 3~00 PLOWING JEMONSTRATION Some l!iom land. from ·W '"vnlage with churcbes, store&. mall and door. All ;;;l;;,n~: CUCKLill IDX 229 "18 3tc) TEST t.l'! J!l'! . ·-·- ~;:~~~;: l::i.:::l::5_'1'h=•::•lre::..:.::lll:______ U:t5 Theatre 13 Sunrise To Sunset • ~--- The Dailv Sertlinel DEVO'l'ED TO AlliA demillt&tri~Oll "11111 mile ~hoVe- · · .. 10 jnfll'-DeUft 338, OD 'tlHi lii\U April 20tH; io i. Public cor<llollr Invited. Refrethmtnts. MEIGS CO. CO.OP Pboae 88 lltt!taiUIIoiijller~.,.,.,_ ............. ' lldlc'oaniftooaiiiiPL lkf~llll be hoaMzcaled willt ~ ..,~lloiaib llllielfttx111tlpouoq ..wwllined,iWilo fted IIlli'. ~•. ·- ' ~ ' VllilJI,Aidinllt ~ mabrtit~" rot' ' A "gripe" committee is -being formed with one delegate from each Patrol of tbe Troop and this eommittee will meet witb the Troop at their eouncU --· Amt.,I Uff'-- - · """' gao.fbed " " " - for tbele lmptl!-~. . .tmtl fnr,(tfteilqMit.jlllit!!liii:rr.Jil kllloJ b all:iheoe jobs ~Jeca!!oolt Is dqlotldoblo, laSt aad can be easily aad ICCIIIItdJ llilAifl!llccL the Troop. ma. Patrol, Palro~ ·;;~.~Arro::; ... .BLOCKS ....U.'IIill'ir ,.,....., Will next •t . " . · GJtUB!IJIB BLOOit 00. ! ~~~¥~~\ ' '., 'i ! • C T-•• •••T••• aaavaa Til• To tlllbJ ps abundantly awilable.Jdlld-m, Ajlpll"' f c:hlan aad ~· ~teas, Tens Eastern 1ran1porta natursl gat 00-P&III•a THAT • • • • • YOU ~ from lito Southwest throuJII iiS st~~-~~ .' . : ~..I!Mihlii.:~V:..........-; ~ Ttte·C)Mto PueLGAS:cot.fMNY ' . . ror~n- . , TeXAS E .A STB.RN if ,· ll~ w.um ~-uN;n.~ ~~ ',, , SHREVEPORT'""' .NATU0t'AL •iJA. 'lt0Uf$tlllt. PIP.LIII• • - OIL piftODUCTS .... \ . 1 Nallu'llf{Ju 1et'R1 ;you In m.,O'IwiQI.r m the home 1111d in ·fntfustry·IMfj ahy'bthtr fuel. ' \ . 'lih!• <It *»lY• Babloo lilid illtrtomper. . · cottte or ~fop -~ . 'IRON . ..,. . .WCHs-·rv Channea B 8 tile 'fi'Utlnl - FUNERAL IIOJIE U4 Buttemut Ptao11e %81 lor tlle I 1he '(J8111§8 TOday ~'iM Adilll lids column ·~-- u• At •!II ~ ­ ......... ..... iJit~ Trev.y-Finitlrweld · and Leonard Gwlazdow- of Nprh Carleton. ~ . ant Scoutmasters Gene COleman, ln1tal1atlon Mrs. Trac)' hlat.alled Mrs. Rodney Sautr 11 pr.ddettt for lu~r 11eoond tenn: Mn. Kenntth McElhinny, Jrst 'lkt·pre•.:' Mrt. Leland Browa, setond viee-pru.; Mra. Jamea Bre:wlactoa, Ho.: lira. Ira Buteher Sec~ : Mra. ; Emily Sprague, •• •• • •..,.. •. •• • 'litililb * * • fnllly'o ·111euil Eye 9:00 10:00 10:30 111:00 11:15 UO l'res·s Box 12:15 Tonight t :OO Sign 011 • •• •• aenl. Tbe'IWJil !1BH1llle 4:00 Sriibter Day SfGticm dl~or1 ·PTA. wen toatalled Mon· Boy ScoUts of Troop ~ met day Di.Cht &t thelr FIIJ,Ilar meet. at the Ubtai'J'. headquarter-s Monltng at lollddleport High Scbool day under t)le leadership 1)1 Alilllat- ~port!! Wcat.bercast Mayor of the Town The Xavier Cougat Sb01f NBC News MRSIJUCrtld<' Party_ Father Knows Best Kraft Theatre 'l'Ms l.!J Your IJfe O-He11ry Playhouse News W&ath4n-ust 8:30 9:00 Jallj! WYJIIan Sliow 8:~0 ·Haig"er Alult\inus Hour 10:30 A Man Called :x; li:Q(fNeWiil, ·He8dlines U:U ~~ Lt::/A) .fiNllf ••• lt:D Tolil.glit 12:iib Slin blf --- 8 :4~ 7:30 7:45 7:45 NBC N~w1 8:00 Arthur Murray Party 8:30 Panic ... · Romper Room Home ·rhe P~ice ig Right Truth or ConsequMtf!· Tic Tar Doueh .! 11 Could .Be You CtJrrent , Camer3 Goes to SeboOI Tennessee Ernie Ford Matinee TQeatre Q~e:1 lor a Day Modern Romr,nee~ 6 :55 7:00 7:30 J9nithan WJJ!ten 1\ow ~- Tod.:~y 5:3() 'Mv Little Margie 6:00 Waterfront 6:30 New• ' Ptcture · ; ;00 Fe~ral Men fol!gll. 0fl 5:00 Come-dy Time r &ctout Tr.Oop 245 Meeting Is Held Monday Evening Mrs. Ro,y Traty Jr., PomeroY, , pre.tident of the Melii County CountU Of Pnent-Teaeben ,AuocJation. ••• the lnatalUii'g ;OEiter 9:00 10:00 11 :00 11 :30 12:00 ~,!~nc~!~~l 4:1~ paign condu<ted in one B•y State, wen~ · ronr1rmatio'! 9/J'I'ViOJs heh\ Sunday at the oFcdorah•d . ·. ~l~tn'oh und ulso the .nnnivcrsa;'V " · JI!.f,~ho~o confirmed fifty ~e::~rs ago Wat t£bscrvcd. -~ ·\~~if..OOJirma.tion C'l~s: $h-ar1m WilSo-n·~ ·- A~enclh Tracy ; KarC'Il Hoffnt~i'(~ ~d)'~ MIUE'r, .(_Waltr r Grueser IHl"-, ~Ral~th anrl 'fhom"s 'W~rry were',! - ~.IJ1Pli.Qs-enlj!d certihoate~. Fo~ . Dear Sir: Will YOU Jet a neighl50t or MarJetta, Ohio, dlltuss POund Seizure Bill No. 384 with your subscribers? First, I wish to apologize that our home townll-man, Rep. Harold Oyster, Is S'ponJor and chairman il'f saiC' bnl. House Blll 384 uks that all pound keepers, Humane Sodeties, ~st sell for the sum of qJ'~tl!illrned dogs nfter six ct to •At • 1 b r t rl . aY.§ ' C!:JI l'!ee or a !) a 0 es reques'Ung same. ~ The amended bill was pa~sed by the Representatives 9 to 4. Weresent the way all publicity was kept from the public. We here in Marietta were kept in ignorance un'til Monday evening, April 8, the eve beforf' votln~ in the State House. I wish at this time tu make a direct quote from Human"' Society of the United States, W.asb· ington, D. C.: "T.. tieo or tne laboratory in Ohio were dJfferent from those of their colleagues in Massachu· letts. In place or the noisy cam· ''""Jl' F. '1:00 tuiSDA~ CHANNIL TO MEET WEDNESDAY The Husy Bee Class of the Fir<~t 8:00 C.~taln . K.a-oo Baptist Church wllL meet Wed- 8:4! OBS lllotnlng Newo nesday of this week Instead ol' ~:00 Morn.iDJ Show Thul'sday, their regular night, 10:00 Gt~<ty Jtom't because or rthe candle-light com• to.so Arthur t)o<Hrer munion service to be !1eld Thurs- It :30 Strike It Rlfh 1:!:00 VaUant "lAdy day evening. 12:1D Lov, nf Lite 12=-0 Search for Tomorrow MEETING CALLED IH5 'IJ:Iildldil •L.~ The Executive Committee of the Meigs · County 'l'~bercul:lds 1,oo Ka!te'i Kltetion TUnul Society will meet tor,iiht at ,(he 1:·30 ,Aa tbe 2•80 home or .Mrs. Wallu.ce Brad(ord, 2•00 Time of lhe mec.tir:g is 7 p. m. 3:00 ·The Editor's Mothers Club I WSAZ•TV CHANNIL J 6:110 Slo Oa 6:411 Sports Eye 6:M Weatbercast EMERGENCY CALL gway pea up. Daily Sentinel . ' . . . . · �•• • • tuitldtwlet:s Strike Snags In Athletic P~111in '"Baseball: Weather, Plus Ariiefe.l.ctt'k 01 Funds Face Ploy,.,s ·' •' t' •. ! ' ' THE BOARD WAlK 2-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middieport, 0 , April 16, 1957 TELEVISION GUIDE ·' WSAZ . -TV Chan,ef T uesday Day·Book ~ :what follllw OUght to be in a Sports column, but tt:u do•'l\'ell'l!~:~1t Wls writt~n by Jack Denison, son of CIIJI ~:b~"'!luimd ·an=eared in the current issue oi "SPY· jhss" .lh~ aclloOI mlm pbed newspaper. Jack's •Item .was 11 ~:~~uUne .report on pro(p'eSS of baseball at Rutland where a mumber of boYs by dint of power of persuasion alone got a ·- ·sper-(.....baseball-atarted at RHS. , ·we shall make no further comment about baseball at Rut· ' _land. Surely, Denison's arti<:le speaks for itself. Mark, how'fll@t, the boys don't "b1ilme anybolly" in particular. omer 'frfttls WQulll 'Cl$1 about lor more personalized reasons besides flie 'weather. They'll keep on trying, perhaps, uniil our public undeNtands that a full>tOunded sj)llrts pro!Jram is really dlvi· dends ln the bank :through healthier, more physleally fit, mm al~rt;atld wholeiomely aetlve teenagers. IlenisOD•~orts: · . "Our balloball team is h•ving a l!srd time getti~ startell be· cause of a number of reasons-the most outstandiDC ·reason being the weather. We have been able to get outside to ,prac· 'lice only five or six times, the rdt of the tilhe we have been str~g&Uilfl :ilong in the ,gymnasium. However that is not enough, for only the Infield and the pitche1·s can practice. We have a few games.scheduled but two of them, one with Wahama and one witH Racine, hAIIIl already be<tn rained•-out. We have .rescheduled botb of the games, but from the look of things now it is going to be tatd to get any games pl~yed . But we will keep looklng for a ·few sunny days so we can get a few days practice and play the games. Then we can see how we will fa•·e againat experienced veterans from the other ~hools. "Another compll<;atlot), Is the tact thtlt we can't get any money. Coach Venn4ri '(Jlln Vennatl) has told us thaftbe ath· Ia tic lund Is now on Nrck botlom with no hope• or getting any money unlll next football .season. Since the money situation Is so bad, it does not glve.a very·rosy olltlook for the team. liecause baseball Is " new sport at RutJAnil, we have absolqtely no eqoilpmant. We wiU have to buy hew everything we ·have to use. And If we don't have any ·money ·.how are we going to equip a baseball team1 (A•hoek .of a ·good que!ltlon-'Ed.) The players have brought their .owp gloves and some of them - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ~ brought balls and &ate. Coach. Vennarl has been goOd enough R'd S k •••ey. SUbJeet for di!CU11lon dw· . to let lls use his·equlpment !bal.be uses during the summer tn I S log ·the talk was "Medicines .,,ct his work ror !be Pl~,laburgit Pirates. T0 New Haven ·Inoeulallons." · "Another _problem to -olve Jg trsnsportstlon to the games. Duttng a · builnc" mecMJ1i tho We can't get a btla; but several of •tbe boys are golna to drive members or !he club annouce; th er i cars. All(n ilu ,' •h· It tl 1 f h·d b f P intentions .@<l:s&Ol"lrj .. queen ""'' ua on s alrly .., ut he spirit is Dr. John Ridgway or New Ha· , for a \Vatero£tf>tlval to )e held very1 good and we ml(ht.Win ·some bab ,pmeslf this rain lets ven was the speaker at a retertt ·•t ·lhe New HII.On owimmlng .piJot PARTY POSTI>OPWI ConaonraUoA Lea· gue ilas: postpoi\ed their Hobo party--w~ofi 1Ubi11 'yeah Gue<l Night featUYeifrof'rom trbunday of Holy Week to ~'hnrsday, April 25. The party Will be held at ~l1e horue of Mrs, J . J . D~~:Vh1. __ ~ lh\LL RECUPERTAING E. 0. Hall, manager of ..the Middleport Ben Franklin lito:-.•, was bnck at hJ.S desk for a shOrt 1ime Monday and is re!!uperali:J~ sati.sfadorlly after neuro-surgery at University Hcispi\<:~1. The ChUd ___ SLUMHR PAII:TY Ca-rolyn · Bradford was hostesJ Car a slumber rparty at' her homt Fri~y evening, Guests were Carolyn Wilson, Loretta Hanning Barbara Stiles, Phxlli.~ Hilbert Ruth Ann Farmer. The Middleport Emergcnc-.' Squad was called to the home ui R<~Y Manley, Hobson, at 7·30 p. 1 m. wh('tJ M r~. Manley wa.~ wporled ill. EASTIIt PLOWIR SALE The Hutland tCai'den Club will sell Easter flowers on Thursd<~Y l<'rlday and Saturday at the Arnold (,}rate, bUifdlng in Rutl-and. All tY)lel "' 'p()tte'd pJanla \'Vill ~! on sale and adv-ance orders may be phonett to ·Mrs. Patterson. Rutlanli 24944 -and Mrs. Amo1 Rutlan-d' 24854. meeting of the New Haven Mot&- IJter Jn the •'fe;a1'. en Club ln the Alex QuiiUn 'Li· The New Haven Business Mc!1's - \, \ ' --------~--··------~-------~~~=~~~ - -- ·" I havenyt, ·'I:Jur,ned~ }•:~-single thing since I ·got n1y~new ,automatic gas As•oclatlon had been eOntactl'ld regnrdlng ·the queen projeet anrl had expresged themselves as be!Qg in favCk' and otrenMt thcll' !U!Jj)Ort. 1 Hcstesges for the mceUng W('fl' Mrs. Bobby 1\tun('y and Mrs. Luther Slnltn. llQr'•lbre ·~>tas !'&a~ bY Mrs. Smith affci-''the"' rilemb'ef's rr·clted a "Mother's Prayer.'' Guests were Mrs. Donald Duncan. Mrs. Joh 11 J.torran, and MrDelton Sayl'e Prt!scnt were Mrs ·.• 'tt'loyd Capeh&rf, Mrs. (Jerald Clark . ,~ " Mrs. Bob Muncy, Mr's. James , , Cunningham, Mrs. Roland Karr, , Mrs Luther Smith, Mrs. Jcrr , J ~' i, -~·., ,• I <~•ld ostlc, Mra, [)onald Brown, rs. Eugene Hosson. --- ederated ·Church Confl'rmati.On ·Is Hel'd On Sun.day \MailBag ~t ()Ccaa:ioill t"-t wore whit.e ro · And .t!'u~ clu, rlo~r. the ted ;earnation. Th<' clus ebose u their aong: "Tat.n My I~ife An-d t.~e-t It Be." 'M'rs. :J"rli!da Meyer Fauber 1 u'\frt 1 Ellen ~holl Wilson, Mrs. Mary ZeiJler Parkt~r, Herbert Qeililllt' Charles Werry and tho Rev. \ W~l· do J. Bartels who ~re eon!Jrm· cd fifty year!l 1 ag{) llnll ·Mrs. Louis Reibel, P4rs. Bcn!z wo'lfc and Mrs. William Bnxler who were coqf'irmed or joined anoLh~' r ehureh fifty years l'l:II!O w<"re each presented gold .ce[ltt£ieates and a yellow rost! bud I · OHieersAre Installed Monday . ~ 6 ·55 7.00 Today Romper Room Home Tbe Prlci! Is Right Truth or Coosequeneea Tic Tae Dough 12:30 It Could Be You 1:1?0 current 2:00 Parson''.! Study 2:8o Tenneaste Emle Ford 1 9 00 10:00 ll ·OO 1L30 12.00 12:30 t;OO 2:00 2:30 3:00 4:00 4·4G 3:00 Matinee Theatre f:OO Q~n ~ A Day •'4tfft Modetn Romance :'!~ C~metly "'fime l5:~ MY Llt'tle llar.tle 6:00 Spinach Playhouse 6:30 Ni!!ws 4 . the Ohio exponents of a seizure law seemed to prder working qui etlY in le;dslative corridors. The Ohio bill h01ri almost no ncwspa. per pubUcit)'." It above blll Is 6lgned by (lov. O'Neill it becomes a law. Many people, because of circumStances beyond their control, at some time or other, must turn · their peb over to SPCA or HuDWiPIV SQC'lety. Their only consola1l()'ri Is that their pet will find another good home or be mcrcifully put to death. Now, Mr. Oy~ter wants to for~e these ora:anb:ahons to turn the1r animals over to lab1fto finish their Ufe In torture. -It I~ a known fact that the State or Ohio doe!! not contribute to SPCA and, Humane Soejctles. Why Bhould they say what dls~ositi~il should be made. of these amrilals . Read~rs , of th1s paper, write Oov. \\-,'m- 0 Neall to veto Pound Seizure ~ 1 11 384 which will cross bif desk In the very nelr futua·e. Mra. Harold Radekln 107 Riverside Lane Rathbone Place Marietta, Ohio when tbe 18&1 offieerl ·of' the lll'ltl- audltorlaqa. oln the lmpratlve LarrY Rice s..... ., romfol*' t IYUI beauty WANt ADS 8:00 II -·-~_,..._..::; __ Jky. OM tO . -- '•'-·'. Bli¥...., SELL - RENT w\'d -e\ripltiy~~W~Jt - hi.-. ~ or fil)d -a lost Item thrllll!ll! · i;!~e MOVED TO Coots ' I UN!( •»AS'~; TO ,Dltly Seni!OOI. WANT inlt 'It off - 1'3SN. 2nd Avenue im~. bon'! · <:, Middleport, 'Ohio Glts _...... OHio fiUIIL ltiESULt'S .C'A S'COMPANY WC.:t-IS•T\1 CHANNIL. II CA.J.tain Kapgaroo CBS Mornirtg News Mvriling Show Garry Moore 10:30 Arthur Godf.tf'}' 11:30 Strike It Riclt 12:00 Valiant Lady 12:If Love _of Life 12:30 ~carcb fl)f Tomorrew 12:45 Guid ·ng Light 1:00 Katie's Kil.cheD 1:30 As The World Turna 2:00 OIJI" Miss BroDka 8:06 9:45 9:00 10:00 2:39 1-J:JUII:!olrly 3:00 t 'he Big Payoff 3:30 Bob Crosby Shuw 4:SO 5:00 6:30 6:415 6:55 7:00 Batting Pradlce 7:15 D<luglas Edwards 7:30 Giant ~>tep SM ArthtJr Godfrey 9:00 The Millionaire 9:80 .I've Got A Secret 10:00 20th .century FoX itOUr U:OO Up to the mtnutO Deii" 11:05 Sr:ann.lng the Weatbar ll:IO 'l'he Late Sh<'W • w ' I - ~H I Your . WHTif.TY CMANMiiL 13 l1:4-6 Sign On 11:4!1 Ca·rtol.ln Club 12:10 Noon Newa NeJghbors Liberace Feminine Touch .-MoYle Matlnee Afternoon .Jo'llm Pe•Uval SUper Setial Time 8:00 Mitkey Mowe Club 8:00 Cartoon Club 8:30 FJve star Flnal 7:15 Jqbn Daly & the New. 7;10 Conflict 8:30 WY~tt l!!arp 8:00 . llroken Arrow 9:80 DuPont Cavale:ide Theatre lO:OO·PoJlta Time 1~:80 Collfldellllal File 11:00 News - ·-" 1 ~. - WHTif.TY CHANNI~ 11:44 ; Stgtt..' Va. ,_ 11:411 Cartoon t!lu) . 12:10 Noon News · 12:15 Neighbors ,, . Run. ,Eat at Parl:er's Re• · · -dl; •Po...,.oy, Yod11 · eat GRAVELY TtiACTOR SALES and Senice. R. A. Flnlaw; 512 E. '& ffik for less. 3 22 1mop. Main St. Pomeroy. S 9 1mop lui:~ltul/11 HTN-TV IJ •• On your Dial !:ecret Storm Fdge of Nieht Th" 'Early Sbow Your Esso· R1tp0rt.er: · Sports·Pant!e · '· Weutherman KNOwt YOU the best (111 Wonted fo B~:~v t.tll Phone Portland 454. Mrs. J. B. ·ShiMlkey. • • otp .. appllon- WANTED - used sewlng machine. IS 1i!l·l Iii~ :trame hbfu.e, Qfll'lf wDiilwork, -i!6al to an roo1ns. near 011 •lot TOx140 Localed 12:30 Liberace 1:00 Feminine TOU!!h 1:45 Movi~ Matinee __ __L. Afternoon Film Festlvu 4 30 Sp.per Serial Time · 3:00 Mlekey Mouse Club 6:QP Cartoon Club 6l30 Five star io•::ral '7:1.1J ~bli: DSlY & tbe Newn lO:OO Wednesday Nfaht I'IPc. . '1:30 DtsneylaGO MID Navy ,Log 9:00 Oule and Bamiet 9:SB Ford Theatre 10:45 Sporllcope . ll:OO New, of tbe N!Jht with room house, ceHar, large- barn, crib 3~00 PLOWING JEMONSTRATION Some l!iom land. from ·W '"vnlage with churcbes, store&. mall and door. All ;;;l;;,n~: CUCKLill IDX 229 "18 3tc) TEST t.l'! J!l'! . ·-·- ~;:~~~;: l::i.:::l::5_'1'h=•::•lre::..:.::lll:______ U:t5 Theatre 13 Sunrise To Sunset • ~--- The Dailv Sertlinel DEVO'l'ED TO AlliA demillt&tri~Oll "11111 mile ~hoVe- · · .. 10 jnfll'-DeUft 338, OD 'tlHi lii\U April 20tH; io i. Public cor<llollr Invited. Refrethmtnts. MEIGS CO. CO.OP Pboae 88 lltt!taiUIIoiijller~.,.,.,_ ............. ' lldlc'oaniftooaiiiiPL lkf~llll be hoaMzcaled willt ~ ..,~lloiaib llllielfttx111tlpouoq ..wwllined,iWilo fted IIlli'. ~•. ·- ' ~ ' VllilJI,Aidinllt ~ mabrtit~" rot' ' A "gripe" committee is -being formed with one delegate from each Patrol of tbe Troop and this eommittee will meet witb the Troop at their eouncU --· Amt.,I Uff'-- - · """' gao.fbed " " " - for tbele lmptl!-~. . .tmtl fnr,(tfteilqMit.jlllit!!liii:rr.Jil kllloJ b all:iheoe jobs ~Jeca!!oolt Is dqlotldoblo, laSt aad can be easily aad ICCIIIItdJ llilAifl!llccL the Troop. ma. Patrol, Palro~ ·;;~.~Arro::; ... .BLOCKS ....U.'IIill'ir ,.,....., Will next •t . " . · GJtUB!IJIB BLOOit 00. ! ~~~¥~~\ ' '., 'i ! • C T-•• •••T••• aaavaa Til• To tlllbJ ps abundantly awilable.Jdlld-m, Ajlpll"' f c:hlan aad ~· ~teas, Tens Eastern 1ran1porta natursl gat 00-P&III•a THAT • • • • • YOU ~ from lito Southwest throuJII iiS st~~-~~ .' . : ~..I!Mihlii.:~V:..........-; ~ Ttte·C)Mto PueLGAS:cot.fMNY ' . . ror~n- . , TeXAS E .A STB.RN if ,· ll~ w.um ~-uN;n.~ ~~ ',, , SHREVEPORT'""' .NATU0t'AL •iJA. 'lt0Uf$tlllt. PIP.LIII• • - OIL piftODUCTS .... \ . 1 Nallu'llf{Ju 1et'R1 ;you In m.,O'IwiQI.r m the home 1111d in ·fntfustry·IMfj ahy'bthtr fuel. ' \ . 'lih!• <It *»lY• Babloo lilid illtrtomper. . · cottte or ~fop -~ . 'IRON . ..,. . .WCHs-·rv Channea B 8 tile 'fi'Utlnl - FUNERAL IIOJIE U4 Buttemut Ptao11e %81 lor tlle I 1he '(J8111§8 TOday ~'iM Adilll lids column ·~-- u• At •!II ~ ­ ......... ..... iJit~ Trev.y-Finitlrweld · and Leonard Gwlazdow- of Nprh Carleton. ~ . ant Scoutmasters Gene COleman, ln1tal1atlon Mrs. Trac)' hlat.alled Mrs. Rodney Sautr 11 pr.ddettt for lu~r 11eoond tenn: Mn. Kenntth McElhinny, Jrst 'lkt·pre•.:' Mrt. Leland Browa, setond viee-pru.; Mra. Jamea Bre:wlactoa, Ho.: lira. Ira Buteher Sec~ : Mra. ; Emily Sprague, •• •• • •..,.. •. •• • 'litililb * * • fnllly'o ·111euil Eye 9:00 10:00 10:30 111:00 11:15 UO l'res·s Box 12:15 Tonight t :OO Sign 011 • •• •• aenl. Tbe'IWJil !1BH1llle 4:00 Sriibter Day SfGticm dl~or1 ·PTA. wen toatalled Mon· Boy ScoUts of Troop ~ met day Di.Cht &t thelr FIIJ,Ilar meet. at the Ubtai'J'. headquarter-s Monltng at lollddleport High Scbool day under t)le leadership 1)1 Alilllat- ~port!! Wcat.bercast Mayor of the Town The Xavier Cougat Sb01f NBC News MRSIJUCrtld<' Party_ Father Knows Best Kraft Theatre 'l'Ms l.!J Your IJfe O-He11ry Playhouse News W&ath4n-ust 8:30 9:00 Jallj! WYJIIan Sliow 8:~0 ·Haig"er Alult\inus Hour 10:30 A Man Called :x; li:Q(fNeWiil, ·He8dlines U:U ~~ Lt::/A) .fiNllf ••• lt:D Tolil.glit 12:iib Slin blf --- 8 :4~ 7:30 7:45 7:45 NBC N~w1 8:00 Arthur Murray Party 8:30 Panic ... · Romper Room Home ·rhe P~ice ig Right Truth or ConsequMtf!· Tic Tar Doueh .! 11 Could .Be You CtJrrent , Camer3 Goes to SeboOI Tennessee Ernie Ford Matinee TQeatre Q~e:1 lor a Day Modern Romr,nee~ 6 :55 7:00 7:30 J9nithan WJJ!ten 1\ow ~- Tod.:~y 5:3() 'Mv Little Margie 6:00 Waterfront 6:30 New• ' Ptcture · ; ;00 Fe~ral Men fol!gll. 0fl 5:00 Come-dy Time r &ctout Tr.Oop 245 Meeting Is Held Monday Evening Mrs. Ro,y Traty Jr., PomeroY, , pre.tident of the Melii County CountU Of Pnent-Teaeben ,AuocJation. ••• the lnatalUii'g ;OEiter 9:00 10:00 11 :00 11 :30 12:00 ~,!~nc~!~~l 4:1~ paign condu<ted in one B•y State, wen~ · ronr1rmatio'! 9/J'I'ViOJs heh\ Sunday at the oFcdorah•d . ·. ~l~tn'oh und ulso the .nnnivcrsa;'V " · JI!.f,~ho~o confirmed fifty ~e::~rs ago Wat t£bscrvcd. -~ ·\~~if..OOJirma.tion C'l~s: $h-ar1m WilSo-n·~ ·- A~enclh Tracy ; KarC'Il Hoffnt~i'(~ ~d)'~ MIUE'r, .(_Waltr r Grueser IHl"-, ~Ral~th anrl 'fhom"s 'W~rry were',! - ~.IJ1Pli.Qs-enlj!d certihoate~. Fo~ . Dear Sir: Will YOU Jet a neighl50t or MarJetta, Ohio, dlltuss POund Seizure Bill No. 384 with your subscribers? First, I wish to apologize that our home townll-man, Rep. Harold Oyster, Is S'ponJor and chairman il'f saiC' bnl. House Blll 384 uks that all pound keepers, Humane Sodeties, ~st sell for the sum of qJ'~tl!illrned dogs nfter six ct to •At • 1 b r t rl . aY.§ ' C!:JI l'!ee or a !) a 0 es reques'Ung same. ~ The amended bill was pa~sed by the Representatives 9 to 4. Weresent the way all publicity was kept from the public. We here in Marietta were kept in ignorance un'til Monday evening, April 8, the eve beforf' votln~ in the State House. I wish at this time tu make a direct quote from Human"' Society of the United States, W.asb· ington, D. C.: "T.. tieo or tne laboratory in Ohio were dJfferent from those of their colleagues in Massachu· letts. In place or the noisy cam· ''""Jl' F. '1:00 tuiSDA~ CHANNIL TO MEET WEDNESDAY The Husy Bee Class of the Fir<~t 8:00 C.~taln . K.a-oo Baptist Church wllL meet Wed- 8:4! OBS lllotnlng Newo nesday of this week Instead ol' ~:00 Morn.iDJ Show Thul'sday, their regular night, 10:00 Gt~<ty Jtom't because or rthe candle-light com• to.so Arthur t)o<Hrer munion service to be !1eld Thurs- It :30 Strike It Rlfh 1:!:00 VaUant "lAdy day evening. 12:1D Lov, nf Lite 12=-0 Search for Tomorrow MEETING CALLED IH5 'IJ:Iildldil •L.~ The Executive Committee of the Meigs · County 'l'~bercul:lds 1,oo Ka!te'i Kltetion TUnul Society will meet tor,iiht at ,(he 1:·30 ,Aa tbe 2•80 home or .Mrs. Wallu.ce Brad(ord, 2•00 Time of lhe mec.tir:g is 7 p. m. 3:00 ·The Editor's Mothers Club I WSAZ•TV CHANNIL J 6:110 Slo Oa 6:411 Sports Eye 6:M Weatbercast EMERGENCY CALL gway pea up. Daily Sentinel . ' . . . . · �- ' ' w .••ue:: "' - ..,. SPORTS DESK Hall Of Fame TltAPPIE, Md. UP - Frank (Home llun) Bater dedared today that ex-Philadelphia Attaletic telmmate Jack Coombl, t b e pitcher tor whom he hU one ol buebali'J moat famou1 borne runa, "richly de~ttvea'' beina voted Into tbe game'a Hall of Fame. , "No better pitcher evq walked out onta a mound," said the 78ye.ar old Baker of Coomb1, who died Monday of a heart attack in Pllettlne, Tex. "He wu not only a ve•t pitcher but a wonderful ma.n. He certainly should be YOted hlto the Hall of Fame." Coombs, 74, Wll tbe molt effective pitcher on an Athletic 1tafl that Included Eddie Pl,a.nk apd Chief Bender in 1910.11·12 1nd, wll.b a S.O slate, the mOtt suecetSful World SerLe• hurler of the dead ball era. CoonibJ' World Series record l1 matched ·only by Herb Pennomk and exceeded only by Lett Gomez' &-0 slate. Hb 13 abutoutl in 1910 Is atlll the A. L retard. Coomba bad a record of 159 victorlel' and 112 losses in the blr lragues. He l1ter cOached the baseball teaiTI at Duke Unlvertlty ror 26 years and in recent yean held cliniea for )'O'inJ&tert in PaleaUne, Tex. w.. UO TaAMS Gallipolis . . . . .. . . . . Pomeroy . . . . . . . . . . . Middlepart . . ...... Athcm . . .. . . . Jatkson . . . . .. .. ... Logan . . . . . . . . . . Wellaton .. .. . .. Ncl.sonvUie ..... _. Yellow Jacket DtHlfl Sentinel D~rvts 2 1 1 2 x x x x AREA TEAM$ Racine 3 Rutland ..... 0 Wahama .. ... .. 1 Pt. P~eaaant ... 1 gameJI not in )'fl, ··J '-llm White. Rutland Honor ·Mail.Seni~ -~TruderWjus Students NIDil'<d ICOMIN;oill_ _ _ l . _:lCoritJnutd from INirt .,..) "'* f-or ~h period too. ... ;t.(t.aota. t-DaD1 Senllllel, POmeroy-Middleport, 0., AprU 18, 1"7 : 7 ' Says llafly S011tlnel, Pomeroy-M~rt. 0 ., Aprlll8. 1957-11 •.. ~ By CbetTalmeblll BASEB"-LL Quizz: When is a baseball game a rel:u_uoti~~~ game if called by the umpire before 9 innings a_re completed? I HindyWorks StrikeoutS 13 Count· . • Clobbers which capped the top prW> 1 ~ ,· Elsenho)\'er'J •lp*ure k li8n would juat be a mat~ or Jill:l~lous ownC"ri 1wtN 1el.alt~iDJ RuUap,d .:hool oUMlala an1Rtlh1 the Cinnt meuure to l the a "'If-ceo" ol l()'d~JP,atl., ~ nou~ 'Jodlly tbe fifth atlx-weft. White Hou11e. here Sun~ay, Jok1 Y 11W· ~j honor roll. Tbey are: Seniora, Bar· 1be li'~liri hid r.l~u(li,d. true. o.Wu. • 1Nra -W..~n, Jjaa Cl'emanl, Jack t!r¢ihil). . , · ;.- _ penilon, Minnie Kitchfn, .Gene eiu..r' _..11~ 1 ~; tn - thc- i t! .:il1cll Long, P~lo'lliJ IUet, Robert Rl1e, clas..<~· , ...., R d ._, Nancy SiUon, .Joyce Wolfe. . ·- • • ~q Jnck SU!Iler. Barbara M:ont,omery, Paul Smith, tblrcl; R1oyals Knoekm. Havana OffIn n. Opener , :C: Bugle' Call Tommy Wllllamaon. OWl'led by C. R. , 0 ., fourth; and by Robert L. Jones, Coa.eb Nolan Swackhamer's Middleport baseball team appellred to be .a power-ho~.~.Se of thl! NEW ORLEANS - Gordon V_.an When preliminary talks began this spring to canvass advis- Southeastern Ohio Leaeue Mon· ability of re-organizing the. Ohio Valley Association Baseball day as it clobbered n.t had betn Loo, 149, Grand Raplda, Mlcb., League this Desk made conferees a• promise, to wit: . a strang, tmdefeated Racine team outpainted Herbie RodriJuez, 149, "A scratch game between sandlotters here will carry more 13 to 3 on a barrage o~ 2f hlts New Orleans, (10). iiilj)Ortance on this Sports page than Mickey Mantle· falling in I a~d errorle!l.!l ball a fJeld at Ra· OAKLAND, calif. _Bob Satter• gopher hole In centerfield and breaking a brittle leg." "':_;· n th -1 1 1 1 Th T 1 neld. liM, Chicago, knocked out That•s about the way we feel here a·bout local news be it •dn I e as_th"nn ng h ·, tohr-e Den WJ.se, 193Y,, Oakland . • na oes were w1 m reae o 11porta or oth,•, rwise,,. ThJa rctera to winners •t 6-.3 but the- Jackets the we play the new&-top& lng I regular game, except that tlve hits, one a triph or •ummary lhort. ln· OOtb will be seven inninp. by another Jim Bowl.t;;' proJI)eetive manacers II. Judy 21 Ia the roater deadline , the in~ine, t-o paul" at the new OVA when the first 18 names to appear seven run.o across. I In any team'a box score to that 1 wu. date news Pay pan wm ,-~•tute its roster. Aft. Dave Hindy, the winning pi:· A Ro- St.,.-t ·' "What we have lacked In u""'"' h h d trlk ut ball wor k - 1 t " ld ... d er that date a player added to a c er, a a s eo \ "' 'llhe season aot off ~onda:y to a ':e.~ ~~~r;ity ·~ .:::~In~' 1 rolter will have to replace an- ine: for him, . t~etting 13 to gu rageed ltut when the Baltimore ql PI tb I b •·II tal I 1 other player released by league down muttermg to themselves. Orlolea &eored a11 · ll·innJna. '1-6 ana w tb e rea aae_. en t1 He worked with fine.u e untll the for that pows aro~and here " sane on. h vletory over the Waahin"ob Sent1 . . ' e. No one wUI play without unl- s xt when he letSt oontrol and HAVANA, Cuba UP - The tori in a tbree • hour and 1'1· mtn. As tt turned out, the OVA was forms . walked :5 straight men. He had Montreal Roya1s, oft to a fiylnr ute slruj:Jle marked by 28 bits and re-organized with a fine slate or 7. All teams will send $10 to pr-:ceded t~ese walks with ~m~ &tart in the International ·League five errore: Pre!ident Eilenhower FROM DOWN UNDIR oftltera belo~ prel'ident, blm be- the treasur'!r before op'!ninJ date strjkeaut finally .rettled d-own af- witb a 7·2 victory that featured tolsed out two ceretnonlal "flnt INGLEWOOD, Calif. UP - El klg me. Don~ad Wolle at Racine May 26 . ter them to fan two more. the pitching of Connie Grob and ball•" ond looked ·like .tbe best ·Kbobor, one of New Zeoland'a best II vice president baa .• • mueh B. A team that does not show up Bobby Nelson w.as the h.iUing a homer by big Jim Gentile were pitcher In the baU p'rk unW Billy thoroua;hbredl, i1 expected to ar· baseball lore and law mslde his tor a game without good reasc.n star w-ith four consecutive sine)t>s scheduled to meet the ftavanl Loea oam• along to pltcb two Tl)u~ for. the forth(J head as he doe~ bookkeeping know shall pay $5 before it is aUowed and a walk. Bowles collected two Sugar Kings again tonight. how, ~nd that s what he teaebes to play it$ next game, which will Bingles afld a double and Hindy A crowd of 12 000 attended the triumph. •w•J.l ., \e · "''t pt..... u1 M: plene tev" lnninJa and piek pp the at Ratlne Jngh. Jim White, aa tee- replate $ti paid to the team that got a single and double. Harlan Opening game of the league aea- acoreleas s.-thlno ._. lltco ~~. . Hlrsih W- Mllln St. · -Pomeroy retary, won't be called upon to dJd •how up for the game missed. WhitlatCh had two singles and son Monday n.liht and saw Frank l••tw com.-tltlon 1, antlcio. , write trumy erudite buaine••let· Until the $5 Is repaid, each game Kennedy a single and triple and S~fUII!lhnessy mark the beJinnlng: ,.._.. tM..y and tonltht fr.m 2 teu, but be ~Ill keep up-to-the- aueh a forfeiting ieam play~ will Davis a single. of h~ 21st YCMr aa leaeue preala acheclule ttt.t hH W11hl• 2' mlnute player and team Jtatl1tlt11. be declared a·nother forfeit. Graham started for Racine b•Jt dent' by throwinJ out tbe flrat ton at *w York, Chklqo at 0 and\i:hat is the bluest lineJe job O. A aeries of three or four All· wa11 relielled in the- fourth h; ball. Clewl.ud, loJfon •t laltiiMI't> 0 Jwltbou_t r...-.uneration-ln this Star games with top outside semi- Grimm in t·be middle or a fiv e Grob, former Waahlngton Senand Oetrt~lt M ICani.t City X eJgue, If not any Jea~:ue. Jack proi!eams w1JI be tought in June run Jacket lprising. tors' itia"bt bander now agajn back . n the A. L., and lrooldyn at Rorcl'l, l!t .. Pleuant High School to ae funda for the league. An TH~; SCORIN~ in the Brookl)"fl Dodgers' farm Phlla.IPhl•, n., . N!IIW York X coach, wu atven the,job of treas- eve ~ ' aplit down the llne 18 to be Fl.rst inn!DJ-With one awd)' syatem, teaUered six hit. in hurl•t. Pl......'Wh. . Mttwo....,. II o of ~~~ •td te ~ he 11 have aome- madi. of all proceeds over ex- Hlndy doubled_}o the left tenter in1 Montreal to vidory and, wal' at Chk... and Jt, L.ula at 1 I O rea ~ .:. .. _ pensil and basi~ league expenaea terrace and w1th two away wa!; not scored on until &he seveD:th tnClnclnn•tf Ja theN. L.. · 0 Manaa:era ana ' l'cpreaentatlvea such as for trophies. etc. singled home by NeOOn . nine when he had a 6-0 lead Grab Casey Stena:ei. · ~~t\f ,hla • lrom all tlubl but Coolvil~, which Fourth--Jackets sro~ed fiv~ helped his own cause wit~' two 10 . Hom~ team will supply a :;"·I 0 eighth pennant ln nine tends could no~. ~ present, but should plate umpire and o:1e base umpire. nms on .two error.s an~ -smales by sinlilleJ and drove ln one run. I '"'· Our customers reaUy compri~ the "Who's ~ho" of 10 al~ng aJreed that the league Visitina: team to supply another E:owles, .Nelson, WhaUatch and Thll wat the only aetion In the 19·Jame winner WbJtey Ford as of would . · - ..... ~, base uraire. 1111' Kenned~·. , fl:ll unearned runs. ley:~,~e. Tcnlght'a c;lash here a!so llainat .tbe Senatott, who are _,our community. ,· I. Open play M1y 26, .tmd .ea4. · ···' • .... f'lfth-Hindy walked three .. r. illhe only achedalled league ac· openlng with Ohuek :Stobba. August 18, .with the ·. l.op fobf . NqT THI liST ter letting Frien~ single, a run t Y,1lf. '' · Strikeout whll H11~ Seon w-aa · 1 Cleveland'• ehOlte ·to open for the teams playlnj o_f.tdurlna: the week The«e mtlr not be the ~It rule.a, scoring on a JfOUnd baD. ·-----. Let us leU yo_u e~actly wh,t your completed oJPb will of August %6-Sepl 1. but they'll do till somethtna: else Slxth-Racln~ scored two O•l JDdi1ns •a:alnlt11 Jack · Harlhm•n cost- at no obligaUon. Not only ¥"'.our •i!'P!eYees 2. Each team would play three comes along. Basically, they •re five walks by Hindy. of the Whtte Sox; Frank Sullivan INIANS CUT Insured ~ your furnishings 1¢e Plso lnilu'fea wb.Ue we similar to ~ho~e of the "aid OYA" Seventh- Middleport got 7 on rounds In a 10 aame 1ehedute. ClEVELAND UP - The Cleve· or Tom Brewer ia gol.rt1 for the ·ar. e there. 3. Pennant winner Is lea1ue an~ will work exactly u well a1 Bowles' double to right, Nchan ~· land Indian• cut down to 28 play. Red Sox againat the Oriolea, •nd of Plar»ff winner wUL re· they are enforced. We believe we single scoring Bowles· Henne~~e.sv era today wt:en they sold out· 21-game winner FrarJk • telve a trophy, 1 have a atron~ leaeue, nqt quit, up walked Whltlatch sl~gled to left fielder Dave Pope· and optioned the Tigera 11 facJn,r Tom Mo•rpp Make your .appointment flOW .~ save possible' disap. 4. Rained eames may be with the lntern;~tionai League per·. lcorlng' Nelson; Kennedy tripled pitchers Bud DaJey and Rink. of the Athletic•. pointiilent. · . . played in conaent of hap1, but one that WUI provide a ·to lert scoring Henneuy and AJulrre to San Diego lo the Pa- lldollnod In the ·National Uague man••!l'l . ·rot of goOd buebaU players with W'Mttatc h; Davis wslkf'd , Wayland cific Coast League. The IMJana al· will rbe tOuJ)l 'Fomqttltion •nd ~DI wiLh waa safe on an error scorlnll so sltned outrlelder ftOJer Marls:, ~:~ ,the Qodsen aoire~~:1~=11·~......-!-'~, llespeotfuUy Kennedy and after Crooks and intield~t- lArry it'alnea and catcher as folJOw- ple nty of entertainmabt. · -wlDner Don -~ " -~ Robin Roberta Hlndy tanned , Bowle s got his Ruu Nixon to major lE:!aa:ue con· The Dod1era wiU be without secnnd hit ,' a single to right tracts. aervicea of Reese In s~ori nl!l Davis and Wayland, Nelson walked, 1nd Hennessy ~pbOJP.otel: Judy Galll.en, Pt)yl. Us;wiJllama, MIJ'Y H)'sell, Cecil Nel JOD, .Jt.iebard Nelson. bee thomas, La~na IJ'urner, Elaine Steele. ' •F rerbmen: l)r.)rotby ·Hyaell, Mar· jory Priddy, Wayne Roush, Judy Slawter, Patty Young, ~ Jlck l>enlson, Robert Rile, NanSiason. Joyce Wolfe, Judy · Hyaell, Tommy Willl·ft::;~~~Ernma . Marv 'Hidll. IAnba TurnLI>u~e~ er, Elalae lteele ."ad :W•Jbe. Roush r. ' • . Is inCieed mark -· Braves In Desperate Drive To Win NL PennBnt At Milwankee :;~~;dcd . r-a• ...., .'!!' 1 MILWAUKEE, Wis.' ·U P- T.be Milwaukee BNlvea, ba1eball's moat suatea1ful team ln hiato:y at the turnstiles, hllt runnefl-ljQ.· In the atandina• ·two yean in.: · row, opened their most crit •euon today tlnce movlnfif here rrom Boalon toiJr year& 111£0. Fan1 in Bravtland expect .:1 National Leaaue ponl\ant thla IOU• son, after the dear·mlu In liW6 when two 1oa1ca in the final aerI~ with St. Loula Jive the pen· nant to Br.ooklyn by one 1ame. The Brave&. tram manager Fred Haney to the batboy are conli· dent they can win tho top prize. Mn.WAUKEE UP _ Juan PI · So C'onfidont, they didn't makol zarro, 19-year·old PUerto Rican an)' trade. or bring up any Ullent- left bander. waa added today to ad rooklt:!s from their farm i.fo;111ms the Milwaukee Braves' rafter as to ll:rcncthen the tw-o alleJed a reault of hla fi.ne 1howina durweak 1pota in thelr llneup-a~oml Ina: aprlng tnlnlnJ. baae tnd left field. The hi&hly·touted rookie struck Crltiea ·to tho contrary, the out 11 batters and allowed JO hlta BraVC!.a' itartln• lineup today at In Ullnninra of. Graperrult League ChkaiD Wll the un1e ontt uacd pU.ehln1 to win a apot on the mMt of latt RUon , including .¥ ravea' claay atarr. HC'!ond bnem1n Danny O'COn l'!·· 1 , J:n other move1 jug bctoro · the and il'ft .fielder Bobby TbontloUh opcnere, the New York Giant.a The eriU01 Nlct tha Brav(l', promotC!d rookie catcher Valmy would have to find replae6n'lell '~ Thoma• to the val'li&y and opfor O'Connell and Thomaon u Uoned cateher Bob Schmidt to tht)' hoped to cop thfl pennant their Mlnneapoll.!! farm while the Tradoc• lnvolvln1 the pair we~ Philadelphia Phllltes sent pitcher ru·mored many timet durtn 1 th~· Anaelo L1Pe&rl to Miami In tho winter, bllt nnthlnt ~ateriallzert., Internatlonal Leaauc on 2t' • bour ln 1prin1 drUb, Hanef II'I.J reealt. · l'ltwtomers a ebance l'o dlaloda:e The Chiea1o C1Jb8 optioned rl&:ht the voterana, but none co~o~Id handed pitcher Bob Andcraon to the Portland, ore., rarm te•m to tut their roflter to the allowed maxlmunr or 28 on op(!nln.a d,y, The releaat len the 1e'am with 11 pJtehcn. R00•k•Ie Added Td 8raves' pl.1.tch' ROSt er ----leW' . Gaketball G l 8 ·. UJtJJ ~ --. 1vo..... d.troi ·,·~"""" ;you JlliDt with a... Bolin In u·. Jollod eon'l run or Uko Jol1ocl r-. ...,.,. .., es Another 'Roimd - - 11'1 Jol1ocl ;you ... load • lwuob or IOI!or. A hnllh o: .......,.. oi.IIJW Rnllolln...........,...,. Doylltlr - Job tho ..., wo,y. Paint wllh Jollod R.• llatln. ll'o ' Pfifkl for awry _,. Ia , _ --lndudln( -llllcbou IDII Nu- . ·-·"-- ~ IH " Ptlllti'OJ Ci•ll .... Co. SH~P FORDS In Local OVEr. Distinction· · SMO I I ON• :,coal mUe1, - n better when you ctrav. tt 11 ·Baseball Results TMRII CAPTAINS ATLANTA, Ga. UP - The Gcorala Tech basketball team e&: tabli.Jhed.. a prendent today when It named three pl~ers as co-c•ttTbey Jim Johnson, Gary Randall. Room• Hew ,Furniture FOR 1954 Ford . . . $995 cover-. 1953 Ford ..,, ·$965 • Door CUitOmUne, Radio, w. ~I lleat- Coyen, Ford'II"Jtlc. l\.., I [) \/1./ [ ' '. 1 I I { N ' . !- $299.00 BAKER ·FURNITURE · oia M ilrllilleot Conaer . .llllldollepon • \ , UP -!.Irs. stem . ' ' .. . . '. ~g~t~~;~~~f.:~-U~ni~er~~~~ -. PIVE YC!LKS 'BUFFALO, N. Y.- T ., ' I. . ' -& ""'DD"I'Mi 'laiOfillioil 11hrr ._ 1< A P rc 11 il. 11':• ·6 II: p·CJ'I'<·· q .-z • ;...Jt·'-' ·•"' • ·C·P J·l!·o t ·wt'it"' "M"T -r-u·o o-z > ~IIG ' IJHGHCCii...NB~caS ' J ' .' . . .. l em· plo:res ~he6king eggs by :i--alky at a grocery Chain's Warehouse here l"'nwo .aero11 .a normal-sl~c egg five yolks. Hyman Kahn, year veteran in the com. egg and butter dep9.rtsiiil. a four-yolk etg had ' cropped up once before- but ne· -FORIIGN &TUDENTS lTHACA, N. Y.~ornell Unl. verlity rep&rt.s Jt lhas ttle lara:est 'Dumber of foreign stud~nt1 in its 1bJitory. There Is a .t~tal of S40 lforelgn studentl, $.3 per cent of the stud6nt bod)'. ly UnitH Pre11 ANrlcan Lueue Baltimore 110 020 200 01 - 7 15 3 Waahlno~ton 000 500 010 00-6 112 Brown, Fornielea (4), O'Dell {8), Loea (10) and Triandos. Chakale1, Pa~ual (8) and Courtney. Winner - Loca (1-0). Loser - Paaeual (0.1). HR- Triandos. Nttlontl LNtve No games scheduled, ' I Door, •· . Rtdip, Heater, Seat btauurul peel!! flnt.h . ' S. Mr._ ,E. R- Tompkins acted as secrctfrr-tr,e aaurer in the abs~m~ ·MJ!f.'l.Jol\n Mrs. ·Bar.IJ&ra ·as seriously CUJhters, had cbosen fffim and" M1ss Er· jewelry an dsaid ·· "Sure, Jt',s a diamond. you, five buei;s. You ·always get a diaGames .were played during mOnd ,~hat size for $5, bu~ all evening and pri:tetl won by Mrs. sales .ar~ fiaal. " : · ·· · Allmano MrS. Lillian )fr1t . her purcha!ie to P.' Gallagher and M:r'S. · agre~d the !o•n~k!ns,· the May meeUng · wm · , blue - wlllte of Mr&.. ·T~mpkiita .. served cherr): pie · "ltid' <tOffee· t-o "t.Qe )Qem. ' of campus .' here has beeb :Jelected of six in.tltutions to A:tomie nU.elear ' ntru. V-8 Fordomallt, Ra.d.lo, Leaa than 20,000 ' ·~lltcett 195'6 Ford . . $1795 He~~ter, • ,. M-Iddlepor-t . '1.011 300 7- 13 J4. 0 Racine .. .. OOO,Ql2 0- 3 3 4 B~ltcriCs- -MiddlePort: Hlndy and Wayland; Ratlnr : nraham (LP), Grimm (4) and Birch. 2 dr.-'8' - Stralcht shift for (I:Conomy. Radio. Healer, other 1955 Ford . . $1595 I - w. time." lf ' ·'' . ·RIGHT PRICE 2 Dr. - '' ' UP-4-o~ . ~~4nwed V.alu~~-:Blly · at ker holfle. at 'the m'e etlnf with a prayer Clinton Fisher _Company . •. . A'I' THE Tit• !not b11ketboll ol the rear niJht In the It )WI drip Clldlnory llqulcl polnll. And aloo. Hlih th• cndtn~ out Ractn-:• During this lnnine Coa£'h Mor· 1 make the Irrtde. 1 ~, •• rla~n had run live aubJ in, delr · Haney hai-' eaUI 1 11 along th~t ing his bench. b~, leels he oan wln with his 19;5fl For Raelne. Doug Graham pm neup, despite criticism that It ht, eon•ecutive hlttlniJ atreak to aeked "courage" Jn the clllkh tour gam~. --The weather pc1·mLtling Athen!l will be at ftjclne toJ;lay, 1van Powell to pitch, MlddlCport ~oe., lO Pomeroy, with Bowlc11 to pile~ . Frl~ay ar.t~f!O~m.ChlllllRCCY i! at Racme, 3:30i"J!i· ·Jq. ~ driven . . Btd •t1Je women f\l.'f!pt the la..~hion hono111 a xu...· bUINit Of SpriDJ•1lJJI.ed m~orln: eutnts. Probably never boforc has ·EMter 'fttik blouOm~ ·for th with .sUch • rainbow of rol!ltum .; for lone ·dHtanee driving. Leading the paot for the MGb1l gas Sweepstake• Trophy as tha driver of the automoblle atlngi{"t~.t with jllol,ine was M~J Alsbury ,J... last tear's sweep!lta.ke.s wlnnet". He was .drivtna ·the,. 19'7 ve-rslnn of .the crown llnperial, lUce he light-footed to victory last yen. RingP;~~s; For $5Prwes . tullY ~ 01 In · 111 men ' Are you nnding Painters This Spririgl' ie•r• SAN Judge Vernan Atseher ~f Noble C<itJnty, . wao ...,;gn«~ ..,. jhe Ohio •Supreme €ourt to helf' c!e~~,r up a backlog of 83 ;paternity cues in .t.ueas Co,unty Dim. ettle Relatlo;ng COurt. 'The ctlie..!l 'bave -been deiaiM. eourt Jl!llcla.la &aid, · ·:beC... .lsc mestie "1\elations Court b~~;s 'bali a Judge PMll AleXander ()f the bo-Mavy ~dute of _ijJ~e oaoos. · -. Painted By Fisher • MobiliU ToLtDo I 0 LI Ns· .. M0 II L {$ ·- ·~ IIBITJI J'AIIJL'f m<lthers loeked !Or"\e.JtJ ,tod,y from a visiting !udce to .Jegojoy establish latbm !<II- !bell- I ehil· dren. · ·~ ' Engine- Chalais ltqdiotor- Gl'cua [~~~H~o~IIY~w~ood[~P~o~rJ<~fm~ee~tl~•~-8:·1; ·, Paternity Cases .Overload Coo r , · Docket I~ 'itJJ~o, tlae bad all 'A!I. It's Time To Git Spring · ' Mobil 'qre • • . and }a~k ~tll(le~ ' Junlm, Judy· Chae, Roo•ld £1· ·, secnnit; Twlnk! lloU, ,Judy Ha,-.Bt Emma HY.ell, Ladies Trailing WestemRilll Against t;coJtomy �- ' ' w .••ue:: "' - ..,. SPORTS DESK Hall Of Fame TltAPPIE, Md. UP - Frank (Home llun) Bater dedared today that ex-Philadelphia Attaletic telmmate Jack Coombl, t b e pitcher tor whom he hU one ol buebali'J moat famou1 borne runa, "richly de~ttvea'' beina voted Into tbe game'a Hall of Fame. , "No better pitcher evq walked out onta a mound," said the 78ye.ar old Baker of Coomb1, who died Monday of a heart attack in Pllettlne, Tex. "He wu not only a ve•t pitcher but a wonderful ma.n. He certainly should be YOted hlto the Hall of Fame." Coombs, 74, Wll tbe molt effective pitcher on an Athletic 1tafl that Included Eddie Pl,a.nk apd Chief Bender in 1910.11·12 1nd, wll.b a S.O slate, the mOtt suecetSful World SerLe• hurler of the dead ball era. CoonibJ' World Series record l1 matched ·only by Herb Pennomk and exceeded only by Lett Gomez' &-0 slate. Hb 13 abutoutl in 1910 Is atlll the A. L retard. Coomba bad a record of 159 victorlel' and 112 losses in the blr lragues. He l1ter cOached the baseball teaiTI at Duke Unlvertlty ror 26 years and in recent yean held cliniea for )'O'inJ&tert in PaleaUne, Tex. w.. UO TaAMS Gallipolis . . . . .. . . . . Pomeroy . . . . . . . . . . . Middlepart . . ...... Athcm . . .. . . . Jatkson . . . . .. .. ... Logan . . . . . . . . . . Wellaton .. .. . .. Ncl.sonvUie ..... _. Yellow Jacket DtHlfl Sentinel D~rvts 2 1 1 2 x x x x AREA TEAM$ Racine 3 Rutland ..... 0 Wahama .. ... .. 1 Pt. P~eaaant ... 1 gameJI not in )'fl, ··J '-llm White. Rutland Honor ·Mail.Seni~ -~TruderWjus Students NIDil'<d ICOMIN;oill_ _ _ l . _:lCoritJnutd from INirt .,..) "'* f-or ~h period too. ... ;t.(t.aota. t-DaD1 Senllllel, POmeroy-Middleport, 0., AprU 18, 1"7 : 7 ' Says llafly S011tlnel, Pomeroy-M~rt. 0 ., Aprlll8. 1957-11 •.. ~ By CbetTalmeblll BASEB"-LL Quizz: When is a baseball game a rel:u_uoti~~~ game if called by the umpire before 9 innings a_re completed? I HindyWorks StrikeoutS 13 Count· . • Clobbers which capped the top prW> 1 ~ ,· Elsenho)\'er'J •lp*ure k li8n would juat be a mat~ or Jill:l~lous ownC"ri 1wtN 1el.alt~iDJ RuUap,d .:hool oUMlala an1Rtlh1 the Cinnt meuure to l the a "'If-ceo" ol l()'d~JP,atl., ~ nou~ 'Jodlly tbe fifth atlx-weft. White Hou11e. here Sun~ay, Jok1 Y 11W· ~j honor roll. Tbey are: Seniora, Bar· 1be li'~liri hid r.l~u(li,d. true. o.Wu. • 1Nra -W..~n, Jjaa Cl'emanl, Jack t!r¢ihil). . , · ;.- _ penilon, Minnie Kitchfn, .Gene eiu..r' _..11~ 1 ~; tn - thc- i t! .:il1cll Long, P~lo'lliJ IUet, Robert Rl1e, clas..<~· , ...., R d ._, Nancy SiUon, .Joyce Wolfe. . ·- • • ~q Jnck SU!Iler. Barbara M:ont,omery, Paul Smith, tblrcl; R1oyals Knoekm. Havana OffIn n. Opener , :C: Bugle' Call Tommy Wllllamaon. OWl'led by C. R. , 0 ., fourth; and by Robert L. Jones, Coa.eb Nolan Swackhamer's Middleport baseball team appellred to be .a power-ho~.~.Se of thl! NEW ORLEANS - Gordon V_.an When preliminary talks began this spring to canvass advis- Southeastern Ohio Leaeue Mon· ability of re-organizing the. Ohio Valley Association Baseball day as it clobbered n.t had betn Loo, 149, Grand Raplda, Mlcb., League this Desk made conferees a• promise, to wit: . a strang, tmdefeated Racine team outpainted Herbie RodriJuez, 149, "A scratch game between sandlotters here will carry more 13 to 3 on a barrage o~ 2f hlts New Orleans, (10). iiilj)Ortance on this Sports page than Mickey Mantle· falling in I a~d errorle!l.!l ball a fJeld at Ra· OAKLAND, calif. _Bob Satter• gopher hole In centerfield and breaking a brittle leg." "':_;· n th -1 1 1 1 Th T 1 neld. liM, Chicago, knocked out That•s about the way we feel here a·bout local news be it •dn I e as_th"nn ng h ·, tohr-e Den WJ.se, 193Y,, Oakland . • na oes were w1 m reae o 11porta or oth,•, rwise,,. ThJa rctera to winners •t 6-.3 but the- Jackets the we play the new&-top& lng I regular game, except that tlve hits, one a triph or •ummary lhort. ln· OOtb will be seven inninp. by another Jim Bowl.t;;' proJI)eetive manacers II. Judy 21 Ia the roater deadline , the in~ine, t-o paul" at the new OVA when the first 18 names to appear seven run.o across. I In any team'a box score to that 1 wu. date news Pay pan wm ,-~•tute its roster. Aft. Dave Hindy, the winning pi:· A Ro- St.,.-t ·' "What we have lacked In u""'"' h h d trlk ut ball wor k - 1 t " ld ... d er that date a player added to a c er, a a s eo \ "' 'llhe season aot off ~onda:y to a ':e.~ ~~~r;ity ·~ .:::~In~' 1 rolter will have to replace an- ine: for him, . t~etting 13 to gu rageed ltut when the Baltimore ql PI tb I b •·II tal I 1 other player released by league down muttermg to themselves. Orlolea &eored a11 · ll·innJna. '1-6 ana w tb e rea aae_. en t1 He worked with fine.u e untll the for that pows aro~and here " sane on. h vletory over the Waahin"ob Sent1 . . ' e. No one wUI play without unl- s xt when he letSt oontrol and HAVANA, Cuba UP - The tori in a tbree • hour and 1'1· mtn. As tt turned out, the OVA was forms . walked :5 straight men. He had Montreal Roya1s, oft to a fiylnr ute slruj:Jle marked by 28 bits and re-organized with a fine slate or 7. All teams will send $10 to pr-:ceded t~ese walks with ~m~ &tart in the International ·League five errore: Pre!ident Eilenhower FROM DOWN UNDIR oftltera belo~ prel'ident, blm be- the treasur'!r before op'!ninJ date strjkeaut finally .rettled d-own af- witb a 7·2 victory that featured tolsed out two ceretnonlal "flnt INGLEWOOD, Calif. UP - El klg me. Don~ad Wolle at Racine May 26 . ter them to fan two more. the pitching of Connie Grob and ball•" ond looked ·like .tbe best ·Kbobor, one of New Zeoland'a best II vice president baa .• • mueh B. A team that does not show up Bobby Nelson w.as the h.iUing a homer by big Jim Gentile were pitcher In the baU p'rk unW Billy thoroua;hbredl, i1 expected to ar· baseball lore and law mslde his tor a game without good reasc.n star w-ith four consecutive sine)t>s scheduled to meet the ftavanl Loea oam• along to pltcb two Tl)u~ for. the forth(J head as he doe~ bookkeeping know shall pay $5 before it is aUowed and a walk. Bowles collected two Sugar Kings again tonight. how, ~nd that s what he teaebes to play it$ next game, which will Bingles afld a double and Hindy A crowd of 12 000 attended the triumph. •w•J.l ., \e · "''t pt..... u1 M: plene tev" lnninJa and piek pp the at Ratlne Jngh. Jim White, aa tee- replate $ti paid to the team that got a single and double. Harlan Opening game of the league aea- acoreleas s.-thlno ._. lltco ~~. . Hlrsih W- Mllln St. · -Pomeroy retary, won't be called upon to dJd •how up for the game missed. WhitlatCh had two singles and son Monday n.liht and saw Frank l••tw com.-tltlon 1, antlcio. , write trumy erudite buaine••let· Until the $5 Is repaid, each game Kennedy a single and triple and S~fUII!lhnessy mark the beJinnlng: ,.._.. tM..y and tonltht fr.m 2 teu, but be ~Ill keep up-to-the- aueh a forfeiting ieam play~ will Davis a single. of h~ 21st YCMr aa leaeue preala acheclule ttt.t hH W11hl• 2' mlnute player and team Jtatl1tlt11. be declared a·nother forfeit. Graham started for Racine b•Jt dent' by throwinJ out tbe flrat ton at *w York, Chklqo at 0 and\i:hat is the bluest lineJe job O. A aeries of three or four All· wa11 relielled in the- fourth h; ball. Clewl.ud, loJfon •t laltiiMI't> 0 Jwltbou_t r...-.uneration-ln this Star games with top outside semi- Grimm in t·be middle or a fiv e Grob, former Waahlngton Senand Oetrt~lt M ICani.t City X eJgue, If not any Jea~:ue. Jack proi!eams w1JI be tought in June run Jacket lprising. tors' itia"bt bander now agajn back . n the A. L., and lrooldyn at Rorcl'l, l!t .. Pleuant High School to ae funda for the league. An TH~; SCORIN~ in the Brookl)"fl Dodgers' farm Phlla.IPhl•, n., . N!IIW York X coach, wu atven the,job of treas- eve ~ ' aplit down the llne 18 to be Fl.rst inn!DJ-With one awd)' syatem, teaUered six hit. in hurl•t. Pl......'Wh. . Mttwo....,. II o of ~~~ •td te ~ he 11 have aome- madi. of all proceeds over ex- Hlndy doubled_}o the left tenter in1 Montreal to vidory and, wal' at Chk... and Jt, L.ula at 1 I O rea ~ .:. .. _ pensil and basi~ league expenaea terrace and w1th two away wa!; not scored on until &he seveD:th tnClnclnn•tf Ja theN. L.. · 0 Manaa:era ana ' l'cpreaentatlvea such as for trophies. etc. singled home by NeOOn . nine when he had a 6-0 lead Grab Casey Stena:ei. · ~~t\f ,hla • lrom all tlubl but Coolvil~, which Fourth--Jackets sro~ed fiv~ helped his own cause wit~' two 10 . Hom~ team will supply a :;"·I 0 eighth pennant ln nine tends could no~. ~ present, but should plate umpire and o:1e base umpire. nms on .two error.s an~ -smales by sinlilleJ and drove ln one run. I '"'· Our customers reaUy compri~ the "Who's ~ho" of 10 al~ng aJreed that the league Visitina: team to supply another E:owles, .Nelson, WhaUatch and Thll wat the only aetion In the 19·Jame winner WbJtey Ford as of would . · - ..... ~, base uraire. 1111' Kenned~·. , fl:ll unearned runs. ley:~,~e. Tcnlght'a c;lash here a!so llainat .tbe Senatott, who are _,our community. ,· I. Open play M1y 26, .tmd .ea4. · ···' • .... f'lfth-Hindy walked three .. r. illhe only achedalled league ac· openlng with Ohuek :Stobba. August 18, .with the ·. l.op fobf . NqT THI liST ter letting Frien~ single, a run t Y,1lf. '' · Strikeout whll H11~ Seon w-aa · 1 Cleveland'• ehOlte ·to open for the teams playlnj o_f.tdurlna: the week The«e mtlr not be the ~It rule.a, scoring on a JfOUnd baD. ·-----. Let us leU yo_u e~actly wh,t your completed oJPb will of August %6-Sepl 1. but they'll do till somethtna: else Slxth-Racln~ scored two O•l JDdi1ns •a:alnlt11 Jack · Harlhm•n cost- at no obligaUon. Not only ¥"'.our •i!'P!eYees 2. Each team would play three comes along. Basically, they •re five walks by Hindy. of the Whtte Sox; Frank Sullivan INIANS CUT Insured ~ your furnishings 1¢e Plso lnilu'fea wb.Ue we similar to ~ho~e of the "aid OYA" Seventh- Middleport got 7 on rounds In a 10 aame 1ehedute. ClEVELAND UP - The Cleve· or Tom Brewer ia gol.rt1 for the ·ar. e there. 3. Pennant winner Is lea1ue an~ will work exactly u well a1 Bowles' double to right, Nchan ~· land Indian• cut down to 28 play. Red Sox againat the Oriolea, •nd of Plar»ff winner wUL re· they are enforced. We believe we single scoring Bowles· Henne~~e.sv era today wt:en they sold out· 21-game winner FrarJk • telve a trophy, 1 have a atron~ leaeue, nqt quit, up walked Whltlatch sl~gled to left fielder Dave Pope· and optioned the Tigera 11 facJn,r Tom Mo•rpp Make your .appointment flOW .~ save possible' disap. 4. Rained eames may be with the lntern;~tionai League per·. lcorlng' Nelson; Kennedy tripled pitchers Bud DaJey and Rink. of the Athletic•. pointiilent. · . . played in conaent of hap1, but one that WUI provide a ·to lert scoring Henneuy and AJulrre to San Diego lo the Pa- lldollnod In the ·National Uague man••!l'l . ·rot of goOd buebaU players with W'Mttatc h; Davis wslkf'd , Wayland cific Coast League. The IMJana al· will rbe tOuJ)l 'Fomqttltion •nd ~DI wiLh waa safe on an error scorlnll so sltned outrlelder ftOJer Marls:, ~:~ ,the Qodsen aoire~~:1~=11·~......-!-'~, llespeotfuUy Kennedy and after Crooks and intield~t- lArry it'alnea and catcher as folJOw- ple nty of entertainmabt. · -wlDner Don -~ " -~ Robin Roberta Hlndy tanned , Bowle s got his Ruu Nixon to major lE:!aa:ue con· The Dod1era wiU be without secnnd hit ,' a single to right tracts. aervicea of Reese In s~ori nl!l Davis and Wayland, Nelson walked, 1nd Hennessy ~pbOJP.otel: Judy Galll.en, Pt)yl. Us;wiJllama, MIJ'Y H)'sell, Cecil Nel JOD, .Jt.iebard Nelson. bee thomas, La~na IJ'urner, Elaine Steele. ' •F rerbmen: l)r.)rotby ·Hyaell, Mar· jory Priddy, Wayne Roush, Judy Slawter, Patty Young, ~ Jlck l>enlson, Robert Rile, NanSiason. Joyce Wolfe, Judy · Hyaell, Tommy Willl·ft::;~~~Ernma . Marv 'Hidll. IAnba TurnLI>u~e~ er, Elalae lteele ."ad :W•Jbe. Roush r. ' • . Is inCieed mark -· Braves In Desperate Drive To Win NL PennBnt At Milwankee :;~~;dcd . r-a• ...., .'!!' 1 MILWAUKEE, Wis.' ·U P- T.be Milwaukee BNlvea, ba1eball's moat suatea1ful team ln hiato:y at the turnstiles, hllt runnefl-ljQ.· In the atandina• ·two yean in.: · row, opened their most crit •euon today tlnce movlnfif here rrom Boalon toiJr year& 111£0. Fan1 in Bravtland expect .:1 National Leaaue ponl\ant thla IOU• son, after the dear·mlu In liW6 when two 1oa1ca in the final aerI~ with St. Loula Jive the pen· nant to Br.ooklyn by one 1ame. The Brave&. tram manager Fred Haney to the batboy are conli· dent they can win tho top prize. Mn.WAUKEE UP _ Juan PI · So C'onfidont, they didn't makol zarro, 19-year·old PUerto Rican an)' trade. or bring up any Ullent- left bander. waa added today to ad rooklt:!s from their farm i.fo;111ms the Milwaukee Braves' rafter as to ll:rcncthen the tw-o alleJed a reault of hla fi.ne 1howina durweak 1pota in thelr llneup-a~oml Ina: aprlng tnlnlnJ. baae tnd left field. The hi&hly·touted rookie struck Crltiea ·to tho contrary, the out 11 batters and allowed JO hlta BraVC!.a' itartln• lineup today at In Ullnninra of. Graperrult League ChkaiD Wll the un1e ontt uacd pU.ehln1 to win a apot on the mMt of latt RUon , including .¥ ravea' claay atarr. HC'!ond bnem1n Danny O'COn l'!·· 1 , J:n other move1 jug bctoro · the and il'ft .fielder Bobby TbontloUh opcnere, the New York Giant.a The eriU01 Nlct tha Brav(l', promotC!d rookie catcher Valmy would have to find replae6n'lell '~ Thoma• to the val'li&y and opfor O'Connell and Thomaon u Uoned cateher Bob Schmidt to tht)' hoped to cop thfl pennant their Mlnneapoll.!! farm while the Tradoc• lnvolvln1 the pair we~ Philadelphia Phllltes sent pitcher ru·mored many timet durtn 1 th~· Anaelo L1Pe&rl to Miami In tho winter, bllt nnthlnt ~ateriallzert., Internatlonal Leaauc on 2t' • bour ln 1prin1 drUb, Hanef II'I.J reealt. · l'ltwtomers a ebance l'o dlaloda:e The Chiea1o C1Jb8 optioned rl&:ht the voterana, but none co~o~Id handed pitcher Bob Andcraon to the Portland, ore., rarm te•m to tut their roflter to the allowed maxlmunr or 28 on op(!nln.a d,y, The releaat len the 1e'am with 11 pJtehcn. R00•k•Ie Added Td 8raves' pl.1.tch' ROSt er ----leW' . Gaketball G l 8 ·. UJtJJ ~ --. 1vo..... d.troi ·,·~"""" ;you JlliDt with a... Bolin In u·. Jollod eon'l run or Uko Jol1ocl r-. ...,.,. .., es Another 'Roimd - - 11'1 Jol1ocl ;you ... load • lwuob or IOI!or. A hnllh o: .......,.. oi.IIJW Rnllolln...........,...,. Doylltlr - Job tho ..., wo,y. Paint wllh Jollod R.• llatln. ll'o ' Pfifkl for awry _,. Ia , _ --lndudln( -llllcbou IDII Nu- . ·-·"-- ~ IH " Ptlllti'OJ Ci•ll .... Co. SH~P FORDS In Local OVEr. Distinction· · SMO I I ON• :,coal mUe1, - n better when you ctrav. tt 11 ·Baseball Results TMRII CAPTAINS ATLANTA, Ga. UP - The Gcorala Tech basketball team e&: tabli.Jhed.. a prendent today when It named three pl~ers as co-c•ttTbey Jim Johnson, Gary Randall. Room• Hew ,Furniture FOR 1954 Ford . . . $995 cover-. 1953 Ford ..,, ·$965 • Door CUitOmUne, Radio, w. ~I lleat- Coyen, Ford'II"Jtlc. l\.., I [) \/1./ [ ' '. 1 I I { N ' . !- $299.00 BAKER ·FURNITURE · oia M ilrllilleot Conaer . .llllldollepon • \ , UP -!.Irs. stem . ' ' .. . . '. ~g~t~~;~~~f.:~-U~ni~er~~~~ -. PIVE YC!LKS 'BUFFALO, N. Y.- T ., ' I. . ' -& ""'DD"I'Mi 'laiOfillioil 11hrr ._ 1< A P rc 11 il. 11':• ·6 II: p·CJ'I'<·· q .-z • ;...Jt·'-' ·•"' • ·C·P J·l!·o t ·wt'it"' "M"T -r-u·o o-z > ~IIG ' IJHGHCCii...NB~caS ' J ' .' . . .. l em· plo:res ~he6king eggs by :i--alky at a grocery Chain's Warehouse here l"'nwo .aero11 .a normal-sl~c egg five yolks. Hyman Kahn, year veteran in the com. egg and butter dep9.rtsiiil. a four-yolk etg had ' cropped up once before- but ne· -FORIIGN &TUDENTS lTHACA, N. Y.~ornell Unl. verlity rep&rt.s Jt lhas ttle lara:est 'Dumber of foreign stud~nt1 in its 1bJitory. There Is a .t~tal of S40 lforelgn studentl, $.3 per cent of the stud6nt bod)'. ly UnitH Pre11 ANrlcan Lueue Baltimore 110 020 200 01 - 7 15 3 Waahlno~ton 000 500 010 00-6 112 Brown, Fornielea (4), O'Dell {8), Loea (10) and Triandos. Chakale1, Pa~ual (8) and Courtney. Winner - Loca (1-0). Loser - Paaeual (0.1). HR- Triandos. Nttlontl LNtve No games scheduled, ' I Door, •· . Rtdip, Heater, Seat btauurul peel!! flnt.h . ' S. Mr._ ,E. R- Tompkins acted as secrctfrr-tr,e aaurer in the abs~m~ ·MJ!f.'l.Jol\n Mrs. ·Bar.IJ&ra ·as seriously CUJhters, had cbosen fffim and" M1ss Er· jewelry an dsaid ·· "Sure, Jt',s a diamond. you, five buei;s. You ·always get a diaGames .were played during mOnd ,~hat size for $5, bu~ all evening and pri:tetl won by Mrs. sales .ar~ fiaal. " : · ·· · Allmano MrS. Lillian )fr1t . her purcha!ie to P.' Gallagher and M:r'S. · agre~d the !o•n~k!ns,· the May meeUng · wm · , blue - wlllte of Mr&.. ·T~mpkiita .. served cherr): pie · "ltid' <tOffee· t-o "t.Qe )Qem. ' of campus .' here has beeb :Jelected of six in.tltutions to A:tomie nU.elear ' ntru. V-8 Fordomallt, Ra.d.lo, Leaa than 20,000 ' ·~lltcett 195'6 Ford . . $1795 He~~ter, • ,. M-Iddlepor-t . '1.011 300 7- 13 J4. 0 Racine .. .. OOO,Ql2 0- 3 3 4 B~ltcriCs- -MiddlePort: Hlndy and Wayland; Ratlnr : nraham (LP), Grimm (4) and Birch. 2 dr.-'8' - Stralcht shift for (I:Conomy. Radio. Healer, other 1955 Ford . . $1595 I - w. time." lf ' ·'' . ·RIGHT PRICE 2 Dr. - '' ' UP-4-o~ . ~~4nwed V.alu~~-:Blly · at ker holfle. at 'the m'e etlnf with a prayer Clinton Fisher _Company . •. . A'I' THE Tit• !not b11ketboll ol the rear niJht In the It )WI drip Clldlnory llqulcl polnll. And aloo. Hlih th• cndtn~ out Ractn-:• During this lnnine Coa£'h Mor· 1 make the Irrtde. 1 ~, •• rla~n had run live aubJ in, delr · Haney hai-' eaUI 1 11 along th~t ing his bench. b~, leels he oan wln with his 19;5fl For Raelne. Doug Graham pm neup, despite criticism that It ht, eon•ecutive hlttlniJ atreak to aeked "courage" Jn the clllkh tour gam~. --The weather pc1·mLtling Athen!l will be at ftjclne toJ;lay, 1van Powell to pitch, MlddlCport ~oe., lO Pomeroy, with Bowlc11 to pile~ . Frl~ay ar.t~f!O~m.ChlllllRCCY i! at Racme, 3:30i"J!i· ·Jq. ~ driven . . Btd •t1Je women f\l.'f!pt the la..~hion hono111 a xu...· bUINit Of SpriDJ•1lJJI.ed m~orln: eutnts. Probably never boforc has ·EMter 'fttik blouOm~ ·for th with .sUch • rainbow of rol!ltum .; for lone ·dHtanee driving. Leading the paot for the MGb1l gas Sweepstake• Trophy as tha driver of the automoblle atlngi{"t~.t with jllol,ine was M~J Alsbury ,J... last tear's sweep!lta.ke.s wlnnet". He was .drivtna ·the,. 19'7 ve-rslnn of .the crown llnperial, lUce he light-footed to victory last yen. RingP;~~s; For $5Prwes . tullY ~ 01 In · 111 men ' Are you nnding Painters This Spririgl' ie•r• SAN Judge Vernan Atseher ~f Noble C<itJnty, . wao ...,;gn«~ ..,. jhe Ohio •Supreme €ourt to helf' c!e~~,r up a backlog of 83 ;paternity cues in .t.ueas Co,unty Dim. ettle Relatlo;ng COurt. 'The ctlie..!l 'bave -been deiaiM. eourt Jl!llcla.la &aid, · ·:beC... .lsc mestie "1\elations Court b~~;s 'bali a Judge PMll AleXander ()f the bo-Mavy ~dute of _ijJ~e oaoos. · -. Painted By Fisher • MobiliU ToLtDo I 0 LI Ns· .. M0 II L {$ ·- ·~ IIBITJI J'AIIJL'f m<lthers loeked !Or"\e.JtJ ,tod,y from a visiting !udce to .Jegojoy establish latbm !<II- !bell- I ehil· dren. · ·~ ' Engine- Chalais ltqdiotor- Gl'cua [~~~H~o~IIY~w~ood[~P~o~rJ<~fm~ee~tl~•~-8:·1; ·, Paternity Cases .Overload Coo r , · Docket I~ 'itJJ~o, tlae bad all 'A!I. It's Time To Git Spring · ' Mobil 'qre • • . and }a~k ~tll(le~ ' Junlm, Judy· Chae, Roo•ld £1· ·, secnnit; Twlnk! lloU, ,Judy Ha,-.Bt Emma HY.ell, Ladies Trailing WestemRilll Against t;coJtomy �• • • • Kindergarten Play Is Presented Youth Fellowship Monday Before ACapacity Crowd Presents Palm Tbe Middleport Kinde:r,.nen .owhlsten, tbt pink pitJ outfiU S · d V otud..ts bad a !ull hOUIO loloodoy wltb curly IOiio; the hrlaht green Un OY espers ennln& when they preaentecl '"The froJs that bopped all over t be ,Mr. and ·Mrs. Judson WbHe Little Red Hen and tbe Ba[1lJH.d Chorua" at the April meetint ol the Puent-Teacher AIISOClatioo.. Mrt. Guy Reynoldi, Kinderpr- I ! ! , 1 ~~s~~H Dri\'e-1 n ... . • • .J ... ~::;::::;::::;::;::::;::::;::;;::;::::;;;;;:;;;:;::::;::;:::;;,.'~r~o~u~nd~t~h~e~~~~~lh~e~o~th~e~r~ a" EXTRA SPECIAL * otd ~~rc;:~t ~~r:;vll~n Sunday guests -.tage in a rno!Jt "froggy" tashion; are councdlors of the Westinin the pale yellow ducklings with ster Youth FellDW!lhlp who pre- ter and Mr and bright orange billl and feet and tbe little .cbidts that followed the ten tucber. introduced the pro- mother tten around the atage. ''The aram 11 abe uplained that vari· Little Red Hen " costume featured oua lilments-whooping cough, a "bustle-back" and winga tbat measles. mumps, C'Oids, chiken-pq.w:: were works or art and the "miller" (even 'duck-pox' accordmg to one in his workmg outlit had a mill· &maU girl) had rna~ rehearsals wheel that turned constantly ad· quite difficult. vertising "Whole Wheat Meal, The children <~II auditioned for Priddy's Mill ". the le;ding roles ''The Little Red The barn a nd Qven u., ed in the Hen," played by Dee Ann Wells, story wh1ch was narrated by Sh.etand "Tbe Mlller ", played by Bobby Ia ChildS-wbo surprised the audtPriddy, and dedded on the best ence with her dramalic and easilyperformers Other parts were &e · heard rendition of the familiar Jected as to the child's prererence story-and the props used In the with many C"hangel! of mmd before story added gre<Jtly to the success the final decisions. or the show Mrs Clarence Lacey ,vocal tea. Chorus members were Chlckens, cher was pra1sed by Mrs. Rcynoldfl Junior Cleland, Johr. Kjawsczun, who thanked the parents lor their Bobbie Gillispie, Bobby Ray Durst, cooperation Ill making the co• Jimmy Clatworthy, Rex Fox, Cyntume.s wh1c!) she had desia:ned thla Mill~. Barbara White, Judith WJth the assistance of some ·nf tbe Brewer Jo Ann Neal, 1\bry Anti mothers. · Long, Marta Hubbard, Du.:-ks. ReMrs. Henry Clatwortby reoelved 1becca Sayre, Carl Demos.ky, Rich:spt!cial praise for the eleven Jlttle ard Smith, Earl 11homas, Bobby "chicken" costumes whtch she bad Bratton, Bobby RJcel(j, Bobby Man· made for the pliY. Two hundred ley, Bar~ara Ba1ley, Janet Bolin, and tlllrty-sh y;1.rds of b11ight col· MYrta Wilson, Lois Aftn Sauer, orcd materials were used for the Linda Hackett. realistic black cat costumes com· Black cats, Joyce Davis, Cathy plete with long taile and -rky rManley, Teresa Cucl, Cathy Morgan, Sherrie Shuler, Debra Lyons; Pink pigs, Paula Sue Mournina:, Danny Lewis, Connie Bachner, "Dl!lr II ee Van Meter, Jenny Sue Craig, Michelle Hackett, Cathy TUES.-WED. APRIL 16-17 Bailey, Joe Hindy; Frog1, Mary FAMlLY NIGHTS . R t .. A s 1 J ane J enk 1nson i'Tank Sinatra Doris Day , u u nn ave y, Perry Beebe, Florence Stna:er, Rex YOUNG AT HEART Rou1h, Ricky Morris, Richard Hag· (ln TeehnlcohJr) gcrty, Larry Walker, Michael Bu,_ - alsO-Bruce Bennett Richard Arlen kirk, John Ingles, Billy Slater, HIDDEN fl>UNS Dennh. A,p.lt. c.,toen - Kvkvnuh A ca1uaJty o1 ' the. practice time 2 Adult Tl"k•tl Admits One Cer wu ' Cynthia. Mllh, who had hmLNd unable to hop 1 knee cut and "" New Haven Mothers Club Gives Talent S~ow'At Lakin Hqspital USED •. t 0..\,. ... "'""-·-... .. ELECTIUC RANGES ROGER MORGAN .. rhone 448 Phone 8094-Y Mrs. sented the Palm- Sunday Lenten Myers, Nelsonville. vesper service and also particiMr. and Mrs Anscn JaCt&Qn, pated ii1 the mornmg worship ser- Columbus and Mr and Mrs. vice at the First ? resbyterian Thompson, Galllpolis RD., were C!turch Sunday g-1.1csts of Mr. and Mrs . c . At the mornmg sNvlce. Lynn • C. Chapman and gr&ndson, Car1 Buchanan , modcrat<rr presid• ·d LeFever. and gave the Invocahon aud led Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hudsu11 the Lord's Prayer. JUdil<l Sauer McKeesporl , Pa ., and Mr. and announ(.'ed· t~ progra ~l whi c!t Mr.s Ed Pr1 ce, Clevda nd , huv'.' included David_ LJ;ons m charge boen called here by the illness · o! of th.e rt"SponslVc reJdJng, Cm.J a Mr~ Mar'h.a Hudson who has h~ .! Morrts . Scnpture; Susan Aliens- pneurnon 1a worth , prayer; 5?1° by JLtdy Mt•; M S BtJrke and son, John Gregg. accompamcd by Ly -: n and Mrs George ~f1llcr, Ru•..,ell . Buchanan ; announcrmcn!s by K~' we re recent guests of Mr Jamce Ztrkle ; o~ferl.or~ _rrayt'l and M1 s L L. Lyons by Beverly Perno . rcarlmg by Mr and Mrs E M Woods werf' Susan Probasco and Charlene D D· m Ripley Sunday to vuit Mr. an.l VIS. Ushers were Ka ren Gregg, Mrs C L. woods ( Sandra Hysell , Patty loo,;ery and G. 11 Koehler, Columbus, who Helen Taylor and Oavid Lyons 15 workmg .At the Columbus & h&hled the altar candle~. Southern Oh10 F:l eclnc Co., plaat For the vesper service the oil at Poston this week, spent Mun· palntmg of JNiu.s Kn()('king at the rlay evemng with n1s mother Door- which was prucnted tn Mrs. Lewts Koehler anr1 famt' ~· the churc-h th.rce ycHrs ago by Mi.~~ Betty Koehl e-r, RN, GaiU· the young people was featured polls, also jomcd the fall;lliY for Lynn Buchanan, moderator, pre the evenmg \ sided and Sua.an P!'obasco wa s Mr and Mrs. William Kitchtn pianist ror the service. Davi•l Chilhcc.the, a.pcnt :the weekend Lyoons read the Scri;:~lure lesson w1th relatives in the Bend . · ·me 1u de d a tr1u an d apcc 1a1 muste Mr~ . Carroll SwanliOn and son, J d • s K G ·' aren reg.r anu Robert, were business visitors In U ltn z·a•er, kl E Janice 1r e; uter prayer by Parkersburg Saturday. · p d h d ally Lowcry; an t " mo erator Mr. and Mrs. Annas and aons C(Jllducterl a eandle-hght servic" Oavid, Bruce and B""on, Hudson. J ' while July Gregg sang • iOlo N. Carolina, have moved .to th~ ''Rock of Ages". Dunham ho'"c •·· m1 So11th Second Avenue. Mr Annas 1s employed The Junior ch01r sang a s'Je- at the Kaiser Aluminum plant ft cia! number dLrceOOd bY r 1cwi11 B. Sauer anrl Miss Farle Erlewln(' Ravenswood. with Mrs. l'aul Haptonatall .u Mr and Mn. C B Weise aml planitt. Charlene Davht gftl.'e thf' Mrs E. S. Schaaf were buaines~ Scripture rcadmg a~d Beverly vU:Iiklrs m Parkersburg Monda)' Perrln sang "The Old Ru.ggcd Mn Noah Haskin') mbstituleo Cross." Helen Tavlor'.ct T'Cadin.g at Mtddleport High 'SchOol Mon wa 8 "At the Tomb"; Cinda Mor· day when Coach C)1al'les' Menon· rl 5 road "One Was Faithful"; Su- aid was ab.'W!nt. '· 11an Allensworth's topic was "You Mrs Robert Gin.thcr and son Are Risen Today" .11'!d Sandrr. have bccrl returned from Holzer Hysell road "The Rcsurreotiot:" Hospital to the home or her pp.r· and Judv Greg~ 's readmg wa r cnts, Mr. and' Mrs. John Hawkln~ ''Mary Magdalene'' Jr. Mr. Glnther who iS band in .,t'f:ructor At , Upper Arhngton HiM'' IHlle chicks because of the injury. 1 ! pent the wet!kend w:t11 SObilbl The actors, soloists, chorus JTlem · , beu and n~rrp.tor were well lrainr, hi~ family. Mrs. Carl V.ant19iifioo( snd ehil· cd and aave a mo5l entertaining performnncc to an enthusiastic dren, Marion, are vis1lmg I. E audience of parent... relatives, Miller and laf!JIIIY. Mrs. s~rnard SOWI\rds and i.l3U· teachers, clasarnates and people who have learned tJ,.coughout th.e ghter, Carul)'n, Clevr·land, wen yearR that a play b)f the Kinde,r- weekend j~Uelti of Mr. and Mrs. garl e n IH a real trcllt for, the audi- Wallace Bradford an•l £am1ly. ' Mr. Hlld Mn. Raleigh rlowers ence. Akron, arc \'ll~tlng her mother :\fr,!!. Harvey Alleneworth and oti'l · ~r · h·lativer~ , Mr a111l Mrs. Willi s Ale.!ihirr .Dilytotl, )Jrou~ht her Rarcnts, 1\olr ~nd Mrs Herbert Chnn\bcrs homr Sund 11y af!l•r lh ~y had been Mlli'ilm Wood awl Mt .· In Da y lllll lor ll VISit. WtllouRhhy J-hll were· tto:-~ tcs~es when !he Pll!lt roune1lnr~ of . Che£t~r CQUJl<" ll D1nU[~h!CJ:.S ' or ·., Amer!CII mt;.\ f'ri flllf ... hl'lliU ~ Ill u~il·iary Apron'<~ the lodjj:t! ~all ~ ~~< np votion~ OJU'lll'd l hf' 11\C'ellng .,,....... • I ~. cb11rgc '.of the prl' '>t ch••tt, Mr!' "¥"'pa1QR ~ 1' 1 pP.wcll. 1\ short bu:.mc!i;; 1'he;Ka.r1Jle 1 ' ireJbc;n's Aux tJi.ary wu hold afiC'r which Mrs mel Monday night Jll t he !nwu Vt r~ il ltOltsh ' IUHI Mrs . Flo)rl hal! and reported 'rC'~IIll ~ of :'1 lhd('nour., prosmm nunmitlr • "Apron CAmpaign" which ndtc1l sa\'c each member malcrlnl I ~· $78.11. Mr• Jerry Powpll, seet·omakc n,hat. Mrs. Ronalrl O~hol'!l lary cxtcnded'' lh~nks of 'all 11\iJtl· rl'{'cive!l a prir.c ror the pre!tic .~ liary member!! to the pub~lc 11· 1 hat nnd Mn. Hobart Newell f..;r ll!t .'l Uppol't. lhc hc.1t Easter hal. The mecling waM the third uf· A numhr r of gam('~ werr pluy- lrr re-org:anlutlon, .Next project rd wilh prize.!! aw11rdmt !he win · of !he ladles will be to acll vanucr.,. Mn. Hcmy Beaver wa.; illll and .pepper . The JTOllp i ~ ' ~wardell lho door pm:(l, My~tcry 5ceklng enough money to provide ' boots, raii)COal.i lor thl'ir flrenwu Si!tter atlls Wt"rc l'xchongcd. The hoatcues served a l'la la•l Mac ..Cleland, presldenl prosilled course Lo thoac named .above anrl The group meets on the th,•l Mra. !ton Cleland , Mrs. Curlu Monday of raeh mon!JI. Fredeclck, Mn. Ht'nry Spencer, Mrs. Ella Hannum , Mrs. Normar> Jo~ rederlck, Mn. Ada Neutzlln ~. ~r11. Milo Biggs, Mr11 .J11mcs Van ){(ltcr• Mrs. •~thcr Wriaht antt The Pomeroy Coin Co lleclo"s' M'r11. Mabct VanMeter and 11i'i children, Club held IU third m.:~c1 ~lhc home of Mike Fultz 'on Mr. 1nd Mrs. Fred Mescher and do~y evening. Buslnc:..~ wa~ son, Mike, ol Grundy, va .. were charge . of the - prcAidcnt. Ur·~ week end guestJ or her mother, Gloeckner. Mu. Fannie Ka1per, Miner.Vllle. Now quali(IN.tlons ror athnl~ Week end iuflsta (It Mr'... and !don tu the elub W!lrc df11cus~cd Mra. Uenry Ambcr.11cr wore Frank and approved. One new ltl('mber, Ambcracr, Mr. and Mrs. WJillam Mike Swatzel, , waa taken into thl' Jones and Mra. JaneL 11Jno1 aU or club. Refrt!hmerrta were S<'rvcd, Akron. by the boat. I I Twf'lve aeu were !eatut-ed on the Talent Show recently prescnted to the patients of the La· km SL&\e Hosp1tal by members or the Mothers Club. Appe J! on the 'prO"gra ~J were . aron Knopp, Shel!J)' Gru15Le ,~ and Allee McDaniel swgmg t'@fla triG. Numbe;,s pr:'" sented lfff' them wNe Snrry · "T.ove Me Tender'' and "Toe- I Ne\t:lfven ' -·· ...-"' ' ...... _ . SenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Aprll16 r 1957~ 6--Datly ___.__ RST • '' ~ ...... Membera of the Mother• Club present ~e~ "Ml'l. ~~ -clark, Mr,. Bob 11• • 11i;'!J9U!t' CU:tniqbam, Mra. LiltMr· s~ '.¥,i'll Jeity Baltic:, ·Mrs. Do.nlill:"BroWn • •... ' t', •• I 7#t . An n )ll)ward played two numhe,·s Jarnel Montgomery who bas been ~ • ' I awl RlcU Abels sang • ''Ga lway in Europe with the U. S. N~lif for \__ Ba y." the past 1ix montha spent a few days last week witb his ramily. He Robert " Bo" McG!otblm wa• left Sunday evening for Nol'folk, prese nted 1n a number on the Va., where he will be stalioned • clannet w1th June Spencer w ~ tor the present , ' companying on the plano. A tap Sue Stewart. Mr. and Mrs. James Montgomery dance was presented by ...Lind~ and famil)' spent Saturday m CoSi7tgiDfl· two numbers " Butte:- lumbus with Mt. and Mrs. Denver ·' 'ly " and " Marialme" were the Gray and son. Qostic; .si,at~n. lliane ij.Jld Barbar.t Mrs. BellA F~uTell, who spent and David ' Chadwcll was presen' - the past two months with relatives ed ih i"'J;i.ano solo. in Turkey, anlv~d in Charleaton, Jackie Peyton sang two solo~ W. Va., lasl week. After a brief "He" ;md "Allegheny Moon" ~nd vi.slt with Mr. nd lfrt. J. C. Far. Suzanne- Wolpert sang "Ent'"" rell, Syracuse, ~e and her chit· Parade ~\nd "Whatever Will Be." dren left -for New Mex:leo tn join Pa~t~imes were ;>resented by her huiband who ts stationed with Donnie Brown and Vicki McKin· · the U. S. Navy tboete. ncy. T~ci fonner appeared in Mri. c. B. Weeae and MiA Mar-~ p:mtomJme of .,F;Ivts Pre~ie1 In cia Karr were buainess visil{trs 'n the .~umben~, , 1 tn Counting o. ~ Galllpoll.ct recently. · • ... \'ou and J ve G~t a Wo:rna.n Mr. and Mn. Howard Carpenter · , The latter pa~tnmtmed .•~.n,~ng and Miss Marcia Karr attended the • .' all o,riginal m Soper-Suave -~ two numbers-- Boll Weevtl and enual bnarr and Easter dinner ·'The Rock and _Roll Waltz." at the Apple Grove Methodllt •·' Claroneta Irvm of Leon sang Church Saturday e\oening "Peter Cotton Tall" and danced. .1tfr. a~d Mrs. Glenn Layfield and son of CaJro, W. Va., were Sunday gueati of Mr. and Mra. Horner Baxter. Mra. J. H. Cuck1er of Powhatan Point apent the pllt w(lfk witb her sister, Mrs. Dale <..arl. Mr. and Mn. Norman Rose and It's styled wlth comfy three-quar~r sleeves, gracefu( . Roger and Donnie, aEW_-Mrs. fullness : . . ~ace-framing collar, edged in nylon ~ . E. J. Hill were in Athens;1Saturembrold•JY and a rlppllng ruffle of double ·• day ,to see the Junior par. nylon sh~r. Nylon embroidered sheer !rims · ...,. ade. sleeves aad' jacket proper. Pink, blue, mint, buttercup, Mr. and Mrs Lewis "''Jrompson odlllac In small, medium and large. $2.98 · of Porl.ctmout)J were rcc:.::nt guests of her parents Mr. and 1Mr.s. Wil· Extra sizes in pink and blue at $3.49 bur Moore. , ~ Mr. Mrs. Willi • . Gruoser Mrs. Addl~ ser sp .~~mt:~ in with Mr. and a ' ' ' I ' c,'i. ~~~~ .,., '' ·- AT Boker Furniture \ '\1r~. -- Lo7i;~;N~ POMEROY SOCIETY $2.98 · vrom - . -. .\ " ' Letart Cancer' ' -. ~. ~· 'i;~':Sh.;-.fri . . . ' SooriSe' Se.rvices Three of the injured were in "very rritical" condition 11 Thom. as Memonal Hospital and another The ObJo Department of High- wall listed as aerioua. ways ·opened bida today for 28 projects involvin1 some 1¥ miles State police ordered more thllln of hllhway and eonatruetion of 1,:100 penon• to"Jene their hornet 1 when the eblorine fumea ~pread 3 bridge& totalling 12,022.781. Contraell let to dAte this year from the wrecked buildina: 1ftet total $9.8'74.2'1'1. the blut. Company firemen qu.lcl::. Tbe Shelle)' Compan)' of Thorn- ly halted th.t, escape ol tbe &U ville submitted 1n apparent low and the re&identt later were alo bid nf •nt,no .for the improve- lowed t(l return to their bomes. ment of State Rou;l.e• 143, MO. 327 Plant manager John lfeClaJq 143, ud m Athens, said he belived the fliJQel were and "non-tOxJc", but ordered tette nuule "to make aure... Those killed in the blut wert! milp., buildinr foreman EID)e:r Priddy ~ aet by the de· ! Sr., 58, Jack VJDtru, 47. Joe tbe project is Sep. Johnson, 31, and Lley Gilbert.,. 4.7, 1, 1957. \ aU of Nitro ,11nd Hansford QuiO,. 34, of Hurrinne, W. v.. Gi~ and QuallJ djod io bospllllo h0.... arter the blut. The injured were Paul llartin, 31, Pocalt, W. Va., roll! lliller. fl, T~ileOn ~ooday . A Sunrise Sen·n 8t 8:3{) wliJ be 'bf'ld . SUnday at the 1Unitcd Mf!tb6;Jltl .J1lwr,."a whh tbe Youth Fellowaltip in - , . . 'I'Ke - prod!•Mlon~~J., • 'tflllft ''Lead lfe To Cllvao" by ~the cba1r wU: ot'pn the ~ervice followed by th~ coa1l · ~ ~·~hiP end pnvcr by Ute fJev. 'Eu!Jene ·Brow.n. The &~·rvlc ~ wlU· be presented In three ·Ptrb '''£!he ~oss" pan (lne with iii qr,ovp of · boys sinJi'll.R "1"·he Old Ruued Crou'' after whi.cll scrip WORK;ERS' OF. Syracuse and ture rmct:1111J 1'The Crutlftxlon•· paign In Meigs County now · ~ a med:Jtatltoo ''Calv.Ar)''' will Mrs. Herbert Winebrenner, be .,:V4:n by Pap]. Reutet. Foll~wllllg ·tbf h}'ri.n "When r log, )lr~. Dale Teaford. all of Survey the Wont1rou1 Crose" by l!ert. Shtelds, of Letart Falls; tbe Cl)ngreg-aUon, pert lwo: "'The R~lprt" WJll opi.n with · an iJtStrumebflal dOO\: by J·anet Ca!'and Jean • Web~er ami a <luct("In the G'llrden" by -Str'llblil '"'d lloyt. "The V. Scliaefer Postal 'Services T9Be A ,,, l" Held At Athens ' an lLECTRIC WA AWOt Sailor8 Held Here Admit . I~" , ~edRobbery 'TwO AWOUI .!rom the U. S. N:uy 'arrested' here Su,n4ay aptr· .... .!-" • noon aftel' ,.not ;paying, tor a ~· lui -line in Sbitde are betor held for W'lterloO, ra., aut<bort IUeo, Sherif! Ro1Jerl...Boitenba<ll tald today. . . or - ·-El-l/ a, Bosbtn; ~ 'McCloud, Mid :ll~p(trt and Nora Schaefer at home. A bl'dttler, MM:T.Jn ef ~Pam ero:y and two sistenl:, lin. lifCh;M Dunkle, M:Wft.eld, 0., .nd Mrs. James Norton, Gl~. also ...,... vive. 'Jlh~e are eight gn.ndcltiJ. Jasper McMurray Claimed By Death Funeral ienrkes will be helll bis bome near H~ille, l'oeoday DIDflt!nr. · The d~ lad · been ill Ul 'lealth aevenl !llOif.ttl ClUe to • cerebral ntrlltlrtli'a';e. tftt was a native of ~tt . JDd ,pu:r1lr.ased a fann i n Mei:p Count1· several years qo. ·. · Surviving m- bls wlte Maude 'lnd 11 cbt1dfer,: · ,)lrf. Virginia KlinkiewiC%. Mabel Norris, Rose ';'air, Leora Kmnl iJ\d ~r.trud' .\fonre~e, en nf ~ol,f; John Mc\furray. Albany; ~ · •l feMurrny. Rutl'lnrl; Allen UcMurnv. U. S Mny; BW McMumy, .Virglni>· Homer Mc.lfmny at horne anJ Mary Ulming at ho'1'e. Also survtvinft 1re three brott!rs. Josiah M~Mttrray, Flol"icfa: William McMUQ'aJ, . nd Vir~:tl McMurtJY, · Willbton and " sister, YagJ!:ie Kinase!:, Columbus Burial will ~ made In SIJver ton, w. v". · 1 • ' w._ ., • '\"t rt{ti!s .Cm~pty ~~ p' TWo WCHS.TV "*"amen ' ' KeU,, <1 -- ~ ' · =...... oild ...... . County Rest;lurmit .......... j ~~- *9d yoiU' lrad• In .... ,... 'F'-rniture In Mlcl41oport '' Owners To AssisJ Crippled Children Meigs Couoty restaurant owrt; ,~ en are eooperatint in "' Good ~ Friday pro.feet fur tlu> benefit ot' J. Society. ' AU iproceeds f:n:Hn the Ntle ()[ Oo!fee '"' Good F'rid,.,. will be _,)aced in .containers at tlJe v,m. iou rataU1'8nl.s which have beeft ~i,trlbuled by G-. It I. Jt..,.d :;q~~~ that the public wiU eoopera'e ~~ w:th the oWners who are dean~ ilr.atlng in a concrete mnm:er their love- lor dlildrn or •ll elM~e~, races ui:l conditioDL · Cblldren whoo :~.,..~;.~0:~. lh• crippled c lfOI'k .ueeded mere the auiatance of thOR l!'l~ta~! ~ilotllh to be h~!Jy and lD easy WIY td. Jh0w OW" orolf, "• tnde for healLhy ebildren sound bodies. Re:rtaunmta .and their will have the di!lplay Good Friday are: <~ ho '»rt : Hartin , Restaurant. ..:;:::;, . ~ ~ltCrite E. Outst; Reynolds '·· ·E. Reynolds; Homee ,~~;n~·~:::1: J Mn. Grace Pr-att: V William Grueser; Jilek's Bar, J. W. Bechtel; Blue \Irs. Gamet Davidson: :ers, Mrs. William W)':l.t:t; •y Tav~n. Remo Ne1ri: R.esflaur.ant, Marie Steiner. Bradbury Bailc) 's Drive-In, '~til Bailey; Pomeroy : Blue }fay, Alber\ 11_~,..1!\ !va's Eva C. :ireen . Betzlng; '">rug Store, !\estaur.ant. Jourt Street ond , Racine: ,:\tr.s. Mollohan; Deem '1. A. Deem; The Siropron. Rqtland : ..__~.. $198~00_..,. ' the Crippled Children'• SOeie-~r ! . :iren. Burial will be made in the · as a part of Clheir annual Easter Seal !!rive. Gene Grate is ~Iran·• Beech Grov~ Cemetery. 111an ()f tbe project which · WaJ K suggflBted by Mt. Nell Dlvb 1 Columbus, Fi!ld Represemativl of l'h.e Sta~ b-lppled Cbildr:en1t · at 10 a. . m. Frlda7, in the Chase Funeral Home. RutliRd. for Jas· per D. lolc""""y, 75, wbo died at ,. Banrro , W. Va., and 'tom Smltb. 33, Eleanor, W. V<!-, aU "very e.rft.ical/' ::nd Liooef Joaes, tl, of died . .. lib were overcolfli.<W Pi, Nafl-. Run Tuesday ing plel~~n~ •4~1f!ed will be held Friday at 2 p. ~""~ B~ m. In the J!Wilt« FUlton! Cbapel trat'ilentf. , \ ~ orilb· Rev. 11\dJih Zuilde! ofrldatint. He had been Ul for 'a Iooc pe.r;od of time """' ortltrllia.· Surp4ving are biJ trife, M'}Tt.A; three daughters. C.,.,_lorte H~U. who Tu~yMoming t!ix~tive Board will permh. We do not ofrer "barR&int." hut our ~ an fair. a.a, upoa Ul lo fi.ll Yl'lUf pllt'KripdODII wbe. medit1tiou it indieated. ~ q .men j • C.oin Collector Club Has Meeting teat etr•~ •nd f(uality drup ~ . and, He ld . Our JVf*ltlp\ion pritu are a1 low u eampeo ' ' f, .... Rqc:•ne - .f'lremens ALL·Naw Frigidaire IIIP.tr ValuJI ·weather ·'" ', • Chester Dof A 1 z:;::;:;:==:=:::;;:::::::;::;:~::;:::;~=:=:::;::::;::: IC.ou nci I Meeting · '·- · Held On Friday • 'f/ am • SINGLE COPY-lie . ° -. • •:·~ •c« _, - Much " A band - +:'k - •" •t '• jtt. y '· e Ill Advw&lq Ill direuJaUoll . • 'Ito.• ' l .Jn J.octl NeWI ;j\' ' Mrs. ~ene lleuoa' ln4 !(.·"· .f~Jin Morpn. Tbe taiellt ahow b pi:esent.!l.J 8acti. mo)\tb at the hospital bi the dub for the patienta. 1 -'-=:--c;;-·~-:::--c-:::---nw'de up of five mem· Mrs. T. M. Watson of Greenhers which includ ed F.leanor viHe, N. C i.l ' the houae guest o£ Curry, Shelby Grinstead an I Mr: and Mrs. Tht!odore Reed Jr. •• lluby Carter; Mark ina . • The CARS .Autos t4'ivcn by 23, Of Middle,POTt Baumg.ardner, 18, Va., fl!JUI'td a Secon-d and dleport ai ratrolman Bolli<: ~·~~!~' r.1lshp. � 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 04. April 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 April 16, 1957 biron