http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/0b79c07baf0975c88a47cd24979507b0.pdf 182f8764fa69ed0f60edcfe5c4597d92 PDF Text Text . ,.. • : ......... • • " Llu<lem>l' no will riJI! ber IOD '11·law and dautbter, lfr. aa.d lin POMEROY. PARKEII IIUK !If. ud Mn. C. E. B:ater · tre Ed BaronL opendlq • lew dayt willl hill• J!;.uter puts of Mr. and Mn. 'tber ln. ChlUicot:be. C. F. Shain were their c:ltitdren, nue11 Johuon c-alled on JilJ Mr•. ·Mary Reinabel and d&uel*n lilter, Wilma John~an, ~u,. Mallie aad Adria, and Klr.a Judy Day GollchaU and famliJ of Sbain, Cohunbus, Mr. ~d .Mrl. Baltimore, Md. . ••• vllltina bl• · Gene Rouah and cotbe. famtly, ChUU- I Middleport ~ 5 SOfJETY- day. Gueail were Kr. aDd MR. HarOld Puhl and aon, Donald. aM 'dau·,.hter M•rilyn ot ltinptolt ~: • d M • Wll.l'ar~~ Pa., Mr. an n. w.;l!li 1 and son, Jamel, Charleston, W. VL Mr and Mn 1obn Baker .-nd fa~nJly · 01 Cpl~bu• and Mr. and Mn. Gary buddia&, Huntington. Mr. In~ Mn Nathan Blg'gJI' entertatned with a family dinner on Euter Sunda)' at tllelr borne,. Rart. land Road. Gueeta were Mr. and Mrs. Cb'de Atkina, Day.ton, Mr. and Mri · Dorsel Blga and ehll. dren, norence Jean, WJlford, CbtAnn and Janet Marie. Cbl!ilter, IJ,igga, Mr. and Mn. At· and daughter, Judy aDd all of Pomeroy. Meea a.nd Mn.~rl by MiN 11• ' WOMENS and GIRLS Anoiber 'Ill, Shlpmeot; • Mo'1 "Big Y.ank" :.~. MllthlnC ' CICIII -- Suib-- D,essi$.:..,.. J~ekets · Shirts- Trousers ·- In The Buiy Ready Ta Wear Dept. • • RST ,-·1 "• __• .,.·••• ,... ,,l I Jbeii'...hom.e Union Ave. Euter sun.- . •' • p..: · People~ .JUJtiet of tb.e ·Pt.:et eonlined to hll home ~e lflter, 1lr1. J. G. Swan aDd toa._ t ~ . , a,y, .Saturday. · -~ ' ° '\and Mn. William Jbkir· eno: Ralph Jr. ~wan, 111d family an ~ • II'OUP of re!IIU¥tt 1l Gene Swan vulted W. R. Sw~ ·~ family over Saturda)' and Sui:Kh11• Mra. Betty TboiJlu and 800 • IM. ey, •pent a day lut week with Mra. Dav~. I! Merle d Mn. Fnnt Htltiday rer. 110 et: cently spent a d•y with his •ill • Mrs. Roy A_nderaon an~ buaband.. Mack Green and family or Cbesapcake, W. Va., s))f!nt SundaJ ~h Mr. and Mrs. Beecher- Cooper a~d son. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Simpkin a are here spendinc a week'S vaea· tion at their farm . Mr. Stone or SIGN TO FIGHT Malloon's Run bailed bay for him' NEW YORK UP - Welter~ Saturday. wei&ht Su1ar Hart or Phlladel~ Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Swin and phla and Susar Wil•on of Engle- I Ray were visiting their daughter, wood, N. J .. .han signed to meet Mrs. Aha Swick and hL&!band. At~ Jn a widely telecut lO.round bout· so they visited Mr. and Mrs. Joe at St. Nichola• arena, May 6. Swick. .. . . •• ~ • 1 Mr. •nd Mn:. Paul Stew-art and familr Columbu~; Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Buck &nd aon Robert and Benoy EwinJ, Pomeroy; Mr. and M D -· da"dhteSue r.~. DawJ)' u\;11., ...., ... Ann lftd PameW, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Stobart ~nt Easter wl :. Mrl. J'lrank BuelL Mr. .and Mrl. Ber.t Teafo.rd an.J family, Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Tettard and family, R-acine 'lillnd Mrs. Dale Teaford and children., Sr)'racuse called on Mr. a.nd Ml's. Delbert Teaford, Sunday. The " ; Shoe Box I ' .. ~ at y • • ' • • • .e nttn e If UNITID NIU OHIO: Plrtly cl....,.,, Mt, •w:h eN,.. In ..,.,.......,..._ IMw.,.. • arMI thu,..,....,_,. ...,., ..... ................... """' ...... 71 Dnotetll'ei'Jaeh~Oft'lleJJ........,... ...,... to "· , . . ..,...... 5H4. -~~-N-0_:_9--.-------------~------~----------------------~~~.~m~~~~~~MM~.~d~~~~~~~O:~r.;~~:":und~ , ~~~~~~~p~~r·~:r:~lH:7~------,•·-.~~----------------------------~s=INGL-1!--CO-PY---k-• • p-ey, green. All aizes Ill lengtbl in trouaers and all lle1 ln 1hlrts. , Ia .tan, 81 S.cand Floor Shirts ..... ·. $2.95 Trousen .... $3.95 • 5 Reg. 39.50 Wameil'a C::aatl ' Sali$%4!..------':"'1~ 17 Reg. 29,.50 Wamen's CaaH .Sali $Ill Sole.,:$16 Phyllli Wlilte . YWted Sundv .: J.n . FORMAL ~ie$t2 SNO-BOL Sale $10 Uquld ·Lo)VI c)~aner. Sani· tary, cleans, perfumes, 0d9rires,l . . . . . . . . 29c 50C STORE · HOURS THESE TWO DAYS 'PROM'I A.M. to 8 P.M. Of Our Completely Remodeled Paint Store FRIDAY ond SATURDAY, APRIL 26-27 • .TO THE Fl R$T 100 LADIES TO VISIT OUR STORE EitHER DA · ftANI) ONE G- Tl-I.OG '. Each tool 12 inches Qne each trowel, n:••\splti~:.l . tor,. cultivator and . $1.00 a set , · THE GOOD LUCK PLANT FOR YOUR HOME , Easy To Care For- Jr.ioay To Grow- Fu'!.'!'o Walch Grow N~ Green Thumb Neccaoary . . TAKE ADVANTAGE Of: THESE _,RICES ·· During The .Above Two Days! IARGENTS OS House White · .., PAINT $6.09 Gal. BUY 5 GALLONS GET l FRI!E. biZ Poper DROP QOTHS Piinl Proof-Water Proof 79c Wall II Wf"'dweriL · PAINT PIU.burg Plate Glass OS Houoe "General" OS House LITANTIC WHITE $6.95 Gal. , all colors •, BUY 5 GALt(INS GI!T l Pltl!:l!l Take The Extra Ga1lon In Floo1' Paint U You Wlah Ean Troughs Downapauts Fitting a • • • • Pan Railer Set 7" DYNAL Complete · PAINT 99c $4.44 Gal. Buy 4 Gallons We Give You l NET COST TO YOU ·$3.56 Gal. LIWII & Pallo FURNITURE many beautiful colors ' U\.!SHES I Oc to $2.2.95 Rublleto BIIH W.+.~L P.\INT Pure . Clllaeie Brbile Perleot For Walll>•P"r · MID)' Colon. ' ll.lollr Enlllllel .. ,. fl.49 qt. $3.99 Gal. ....1.....,.. Odarli••· Thinner .. WUI!ablo 10 Quon Galvon...d PAILS .......... 59c 12 Quori ........... 89e . ' STEP ·" 'DDIR ·'' ' QiiiLY $1.95 . . \ . KEMGLO 79c Gal. .Ho"*' Too Ullh ~or You We'll Paint Tile 2nd Story- You Finish It. - · Nl!llll' A NEW ROOF? fii.OO PER MONTH may do II. Venetian BUnda • (The Mlraele E1t1111el) • ! ' >"DO .IT ~VRSIU rl''l t'lJN- ITS EASY" · We'P .l eal You tochooiOIIOift. ·••AINT TODAY"· UM Tho • - r ..jwhi ' ' NEED. PAINTJfalif · We feehve have 7 of the Beat CaUW.I 'ComjQIIIIII ·WHITI·:_· . Rec. TUbe Prlee 41e 1 tube• 7Sc . ~ !(ll;lln, 'we will aei 1il10iV..u. at oiur adver· .' NOTICE to PAINTERS ud CONTRACfORS WI IILL YD!J' AT WHOLIWI PIUIIe Tope ·. P1•1ile Cord ali' colors MET~L J'LANTJIRS GJWIII SHEARERS PI!ET MOSS Pllllb!II"J Plate Glw a .• 'bla•• ~. .. ROOF PAI1-4T Green - Red - BlQck . AlumlnUII) All PltlllburJ Pl.te Glass Quality All l ' ... 0.12 D~OP - I.e•• 20% l ' . " OJ.QTHS ' 1 Wp· Vat!lly MtRttOR glv,·ewoy al oncy . $2.79 Reme..-!lfr All Our Pobill are l>ousht dl· !¥Hr... II\ID\IfaOtunr lb trU<k ~..d lote. ·, . . "'"'...,.. Much Polol u-...w liol lot·, ....... 1.110 . ,, "',.,.. ' . '. ... I \ ,,, •,,' -~. ...... "-~ .M~' .. '· ., ,.ll''"j;~ ' < "' c. Hill Jr. of H•mllfon. 1 .rlolt '!lth Mn. Aile• c' . i~~,~~~~~~~~~~::~fl ~-:----1 . . 1~ - =-~~ il:ft~~~~ 'f ,l~,~· ...... rn,:69c Both on sole,.,2 'for $1 ""''·"'" , • Wash C:loth$ of. $Ole ·• .• ' :. 3 for . . ,. 3·for $1 .~-r N . f · . , • I , .• Neater~l 8 U 8•-~ ~ . :· On OSJI HoJJOr 1\oH · j Applieanta must tate • wrltten lcJt. ThOle who pass wjll 1)e IS• ~ianed final nUngs on ·tfle basis ·j o! 1111• teat ond •n their exper· 1Tbe ~ncti' roll 011. ~ts 1e-qce, ablllty and ,eharlcter, Thefe ·v.ln(. bi&b , ~holastte :attain· · {averages o( 3.50 Qr better) ~~.\:~~-~~e.i~ State un\verdty'a CoUege ar ~ Engineerina -duril:tf the? Winter Quarter, h ann!Junce'd ~ ' Harold A. Bolz woci:ate d8;1.h :of the college. ' (A equata t.OO: ' B *lUlls 3.00.) From thia area i.sL¥BIGS: J'ames P'. -Neiter, 63 S: '111ird St., ~d~leport. ' . Memorial Day· Plans Are Made By Auxiliary iJ. • t~rear ~lden~e requil'(lm~nt and' -~pUcanll must IJl.ave reaCh· ed 'tf!,tJI'· 18th birth<!ay on the dQ.Iag- date for receipt of appliClll~'ODf!. Penon~ over 70 years of ap! ·mar not be appointed, c_~Eaplete information about the exlliriiWratlon requirements and in~ sthadtons for filing appJications "(dt.tin~ on ,... Hftft) ' ··~. MOP$ ..$9c · School H~ds In .\ ' '. . FClUR;.JtOUR ENAMEL · 4" Keftlton• • .,.,h $1;98 . ONLY -~ Only AU T1lo ' SPECIAL SUPER HBM'l'ONil Coletl ·o;, illt C~orl" but 130 ColOn and Shadea ... · Unust~t~l Waste Paper Blskets "Uae in Pl~Ct- of Turpt!nUne ' .. Gtrden Toal Sets , • "from Rom•tttlc H•woll" • . :r We wlllgl~e abooluiely free wlih Jhe pu!!haa• of $3.00 or more ' • •• •;Empire" 4 Piece • ANew Venture Popcorn Sales To Aid Local Cancer Drive fU"emen and em~..._ William K- Evenon, Instrumen- pney squadmen wiU !!ell -popcorn tal director at the l(:reer Cl'ffk on Pomeroy'& stl'fltts SatlU'day Hi·gb. SChool and Bernlll'd Krinke eor tbek contribuUon to the lo-princlp•l of a Chillicothe Eleme<~·• l!lrl Cancer Fund Drive, lton taa1t Sebool, have leased the Dairy Springer, chairman, uJd tltday. Meanwhile, Mr.t. Nan Moore, is Queen near tbe Point Pleasant Hilh School and plttn • grand ezpected ta announce soon de-t.aila for a Cancer Dri.ve ''Tag opening for this weekend. Tbe men were colleg" class Day" In 'Pomeroy tbi& Saturday rnatel and wHJ be aa.sisted by to be C11hducted by PCKDeroY. bheir wives in the n~ venture. Eighth Grade and Fres\man students. Mn. Don Roach,. president t.f· the Auxiliary of tbe Feeney· Bennett Poat, No. 128, American Legion, presided when they met Monday night at the Legion , Hall. During tbe business Jl!-OO~ a Wn!ath was ordered wbtch 11 to be placed on the monument r1.1r Meigs County Sel"V!Ce Men On Mll) Street duri~g the Me"!o_ri~ Day aervites ·and the Awnhary. also ordered poppies for their annual Poppy Day Sale. Dates of the nle will be announced later. T.be Au:a:iliary h3:1 purchased an eleeti'ie roastc.-. dee-p-fryer and 'hand mixers for the kitchen at tbe Legion Hall. The membeTs ad,ourned to ><.i<!·.:~ Jack's Dairy Bar for .refreah.. ., menl!l after th! meetini ~d at$journed. --'---~ Pomeroy RIDING CLUB MIITING E. J. Hill, activities chalnna-t of Meigs Riding C1ub there will be a meet,IDft at Rock Sprlncs }".a~ GtOunda SUn· day, April 28 ·.at 1:30' m.elft.. bers and kieadll for an aft••~·~ of trail ridiJlg and gamu horses or potile.s. I GOLDSMITH R~l>l.:'\1~1~~·~·, Willard Goldsmith, SUIT FILID vUie, charged A 1uil to puiltlon real estate while intOJ:icated, was filed in COmmon Pleu Court ed !rom jall on todty by Dana Ginn n Wollaco Jlater In Miyor E. G. Chilton, eL al. ·· court. :, �• ·~ I • ,. t • 2-DaUy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middlepot1, 0 ., Aprl!.25, 1917 Court Work Monstrous In Ohio As • ~ • •• •' - •' • Has Many Crimi no/ Cases Pending This buaineso of enforcing Ohio law atJd dealing put punisll· ment for people who break our codes is one of Urt most e~:· nor damage was reported. To MilT SATURDAY I • DEVOTED ro INTEI\ESTS oF MJ:IGS-JW!!'f •••• CALL The Middlepott Fire Department was called WedMiciay at 8:13 P J.~· when ·a truet ,••• reported on ure in front of the John Zel"kle rest· dence on Nor-th Third Avenue. M1· penslye and never-ending phases of modern America. However fortunate ·we are tbat taxpayers are willing to meet the bW.. 'In countries where there is Httle expense for this kind of government there is lltUe democracy, or living by law, regardless of what kind of law it is. There are 157 common pleas judges employed in Ohio's 88 counties. 19 of them In Cuyobogo County. Hamilton cr.~::~ bas II , an4 tbe count !ben tapers down quickly to one per county. Only 16 rounties have more than one. Jn whole picture of court work these 157 judJes are a small The Daily Seqtinel .Daily Sentinel Day Book f'IRI Judgp~ Fo~ Huge Bocklog; Meigs RICHARD S. OWIN - GINIRAL MANAG- · REYNOLD L GilliN I -;;J:=~boll, ~ .; '- PILLSBURY ...... .. .. National a(!vertlllng representative, , FLOUR 10 at:'-' ~on J..ve.,"New Yorlc: City, lll61n,N. Y.tt at tbe pott office Entered u aecond clau ma I ma I f ei'OJ'g~:!:rtptioa rate!: DeUvery by earrier where week: one In advance at The DallY Sentinel teo ~~... 1ltiQ; . .:.1 avanrble 80· , :~n=D~ tt:~~.Ir:~~e:~; !ri~o~:fh.~".z;w tbree ~ W Th.e Cradle of Liberty Chapter f2.601._ one mon 11. _.... _____ SWldiY by Tbe 01® .yane, . . $1 the CbU.dren of tJae American nbl1•h.ed en' -...~-"""'" e~~1 · t[ ll kwll otl10e 1lilliiM II& Revolution will meet Saturday aft· 11Do~~~ID~c.~,a~t~1:.!10~M~ee:.!ha!!n?;l_e_s•_.._P_'onli:--ro-y,_o_._·_UI_!_l ____ ·w~'--'--:-: J ·~;;.;.;;; ·ot ~ p. m. at the PariSh . :CUtGrlal office pbo~ 397. ol the Grace Episcopal _ 1:' TELEVISION GUlP~. " . TV Ch 13 WS.A.Z- . on,.e, , Th U rsday · f r1·"day · C.ureh Pomeroy. RPTft.r:; PISH FI!Y ro~-;.:~:1': ~.!~ :Uutd~:rlt:i::; try Friday nirht at- Heath Metbodill Cbllffh wllh a committee of Rotarians in charge of preparing the ft1oti wbi('h will be served at 6 p, m. . 7:00 TodaJ ~"Latter Club "-Jl W:.AZ· TV "H"'NNIL I' l!l:fttl ~~gn Oil 9:00 R""'· per Room· · Meeting Held ID·OO u:oo H.ome At Biggs I"· H~mo ,..~ f'rl<e 11 rurht . ' 11 :30 Trutti. or Col;).iequel\ei!'.J 12:oo Tlo Tac Do••h • . t d t 0 12 30 11 c·--,.. .. Yoa : H9llas f ·""'' W¥'e ~eaea e ~ ~~·Qttf~W!lar Pefet:l~gh~~ .~:g ~!.~:~~ St4~Y 2:~ her hame, Rutland Road. ...... fJ<hU""'- •••olden! '-'- ....... ~I'Uif!'d. • It was -' td ,.,., ~~ ~'" wu! an,. f~ :&' ~¥i#i' i :.-:~:lt:h: · ~ • . · ·."."• c • •. ~ lili; ¥tf. M, J money • ., :;: 2 Rl~ 7:30 Xavln Cutaf &bOw '145 NBC Newa 8:00 Blondle ~J<M'"~t;le·a:"~! Mtndlylllra 'l'llllndly 8:30 l.m.--5:30 p.m. Friday IDd Salarday 8:30 o.m.-8:30 p.m. CAMPBELL'S WCHS.TV WCNS.'N CHANNEL I 8:00 Captain Kangaroo 8:-e Cal Morntoa Show D:OO Mornllul Sbow 10:00 Garry ~OOre 10:SO Artbu• 'lOdfreJ \1:30 StrJke It Rl,.h 12:00 Vallan~ Lady 12:tG Lov~ of Lif~ 1~:30 Se11rch Fill' Tomorrott 12:ffli Guldlnll Ltght 1:00 Kabt's KitcheD , !t.~ As the Wor.d Turna 4l yv Our~lls JJrooQ 2:30 Hoi! WJEH M~l~s DAILY CROSSWQRD ACR09"" 1. J'orth 3. Metallic llllorfi'~ IQINGAN K-P L.UNCHEON ·MEAT • • • • 11. Man'• nickname 4. In1ano lpoN.I •. Pllftt llff 10. Take u ont'l own • · Cblrlabed II. Wonhtp I,, &xllt II. A nw:hlnt \Ool ll. SoWI&'I work I it. Lair ' ~· IAUtr ro<k vacation r,, Ancient lpot local dtltln t . Oid No ... work 2.....k. btr4t 1.1\lmal 17. Nail tt. 'rrl'""-tarr or mo.qu• I Olin.1 Brlqt~ DaJ Ede~ ~~ Nlfh~ o:~ K\leollft . ft. 31 . Small 34. Olflfl nick• - food (arch&le) rcn.... • as. lbore •••• n•m• 1po11. Sf. SUm up Jl, li:kUMt bl~ the CY· brew, pro·the ae'applnt Radio Dia~ llll;ct ....... Wilter ~=-· 11. RtelqMa . Seer!'tt Storm Reg. 8Ie, with Uh: off 11:30 S:M 7:00 '7:15 7:30 8:«;10 1:30 9:00 1:;«1 10:00 10:3b llioo 11:05 11:10 ·~ob brv~ Croo y !11/"1' 12:10 Liberace 1:00 Fenjlnlno ,-.,,._ 1'·tt1 11om llloti..O : ·a b u . • 1Jim ~..u·~ •;30 ~Sui!erSe!:lal'l'lm.l .· l;oo lli.ibr.-IIO)Ili, <iluh '8:11(1 J!l!llalo 11111 Jr, 8:~ f'lye !liN ~ · 7:11 loiJ.r Doh- • the ··Newt 7:10 ~~ o! Coebloe · ''( ~~- 8le, with tOe , . • · llollJ!l :r1tom41 Slieilhok, flo!.,.. ' 'hl"~ne Time. ~We' ~ · -.. lfowiof lbl N11!11 Th111H 1J · • Reg. 71e, with lOe otf B,g. ·2 for lilt, wKb le nff e1eb bos ' le. Delli .., ...... ·Lux To~let .Soap -, • "· • .. lneolon A.XYDLBAAXft II( LONOlrllLLOW ., n. One letter almpl.f at.Mdt ftr another. In thlt IIMplt A It uud 01 • f, IP~ tllree L'a. X tor the two o·a. tte. ltllrlt tettera. IIKtf· 1 ' ~ • ~ the ltftaU\ d4 totmaUon of the wortt art all htnt.. .. ~- the todt Je~ten ~N dllftNnt. tb' ''~'<, 1 . . A CMtotram QuolaUo• .' UNZPI\'V !'QUPIV PO SNKRYCT CMKI'Q 4PTTCOO ICPTV- ATNVRLRY ·. I •• Pubtie Defender ' .10:Qj! .ltay Anthony Show 11~ Ne"' of 11:15 ..,....... Nilbl ' ti • . ' i'1 -:- - ,7. ~~ij!!l'. COFFEE • • • • - I . Lb. ~99! Cut-up Rolli RoCom Hickory lmokod, HI>. troy PICk '"·.·~ ~.'· - ,. ·'··-·. . ' ·;: •• · At 1Ws ·SliCED BACON .. · ... ·------ -lb. 47c Swills P-1--"11 - · -1-llo. ..Jk pQ. Breaded Perch -·--:• 8 01. plg. 43c \YIENEIS .. ------- .. -.---- ---lit. 49c . . ,,, - .... hot . . lrn.tur lt1r Bnadiil Ha~dock · · .10 OL pkg. 43c Evans . I• -- -- -- -- -- Plg. of8 20c ~~~ ~t. - Top •••llty allcod S9c Jla. BRit.DID Kroft S.la.l '•otOciNA ·.- ·.... - ~: ·l· .Pfect. 33c lb. Cod Fish Steaks -- -- 10 01. .43c 2 - 6oz. 19c ' ) I. . " " " "" "" " reg. !le 0 Swt!ET GOLDBN KERNALS CORN • • ·4 ears 25¢ IDEAL FOB SPRING DESSEBTS-SUNKIST LEMONS • • • doz. 39' ' Lbs. A reolopedal for the home gardener YELLOW ONION sns -- -- ,-- ~-- 3 Ills. 2k F.., yOtir liwa - wm not bum the griso Only · so lb. bag.-:- •u• . 4iOI.DlN- YIGORO .... --; -251b. bag $1.98 ...,_ "" ·.. · ,· 7 l'aste 0 Se• FISB 3 bars 39.,: ·I" ....... '3 .,: ~lwl • 3 lb. $!.37 I ,~bNIA ;· . · · · -· · -4 Pies 99¢ • · .JifC~ Bile, lOt off lallel• ' . . . 1-·· - Vaeuum- 111 grlnda-:-- EVANS ., r .-.• • • PalmoUve Soap • • • - · • • "' • 2 bath ·27., Arm ,& Ha.h'l~,, Soda . . _• • • • • ·lb. size 14.,: M-..ssefm11!'::~·:¥inegor • • • • • • . - qt. 23.,: \9:30' I Spy • • ' • 12 oz. can 33¢ COCOANUT CUSTARD PIE .... --- .. ----- .. -- 23oz. 49c AGHETU .. -.. · ............. --- .. lig 20 oz. 49t 4-:n.g.·as< 9:30. -. S~ 2 bath 27¢ 9:00 I Ld 'i'bree Live' 'lz got.'- 37c Qt.- 23c - • Gtt 39c • • 16 oz. box 27.,: LOROX Pernlntoftwater • • - Yz gcil. 31c • ollon 55c Easy.()ff COPPER ·Q.QttEI ··, •·.· .... ---- .. ---- qn 33c AE!tOWAX ----- .. -- .. --- .. '-- .. -- .. - Plnb 33c .C~GON WABR SOFTNER ------ lit. box 33c OVEN CLEANER ---- · .... ·-- .. -- .. ~ · 8oz; 69c ~!i-t~....,, ' . . - . ·· · · ·; JORAXO HAND CLEANER-- .. -- SoL can 18c 1 · 01 . GllSfWAX .:-·· --:-·; :·- ·.. ···- .. ·pints 59c SNOWY BLEACH ... ------ .. --- .. 7~ • 2tc ·COMO CLEANSER -- .. -----··---Reg. size 15c .......~0·-~AP . P-.ADS---- :--.----. 12 :-YL .·.~.2J.· ~, _·11~AZ,...Y, AIR FRE""iNER .............. ---L 59c •, • . .,.... _ _ . . :m . "': · ' ~.i. ~.. · ·: lb Ito- r• · , IVORY SOAP --- -- -.. -- .. -- ---- ---- .. LRu. lSC •.~ , ............ , ............. 2 • 7c. 'IV"•Y SOAP ..... :11•,. , .......... 4 pan. 26c 4 7 n.a· CAMAY -- -- · .. · : · ... , .. -- -~ reg•. ill c' · . :;?' . ., . · · · · · . , . · . .:.t;.. ·'·~ .ov.-M -· ·tl4(1( FLAG: ........... ,, ....... , .. I""' 27 " IYALON SPONGES-cleanln "s onge ---- 39c 1 • . : ... :, ......... : ·" 10- ~. ~iif.....h~· -o..h~!l!."." . . p · DECIDERANT can .,.8e ~ftiiNSON'S RAUl·· ·--· -- .... -- 12oz. can $1.19 r . ~~. ~>!!• , · . ·J 8 oz. ,bott1 ·-:--- · ·- ........ · ·: 2 bath 27c ,' e, 19'c PINI(CAMAY ;~_ 2 . x·: ,1 Y011NO MIDN T!!1NK OLD MIN KJIOW YOUNO 'iti:N I!'OOLf! -' • ·e ach49c 3 • • • • 1 ·· • 11-ULY O&YnoQVOTE - Here'a llow to work It: a:eg size 34.,: - ·4 bal'$41.,: Cashmere Bouquet • • · . .. ·»··c.m.. J . .:u:;..tii..,.. t.w.....,., • • • • • • • .........,. .. i;il . . ,,... ""*i"il:W' '.·· IL~ · • • • EVANS OWN t bilk !lie Sweetheart Soop ,BO·PIEP u. T..., rttt '·'- • · For will clWbig llibaii.On Oii l!o-Peep llibel ...... ' ,_ !!Ot!plaftt ot reg. . ;- . .• Jt. ~~~~~. • '&IR . -- - • • • Morton F.-a - Family Size Reg. 311e, with 5e off LINEN ' ·MOPS • - ... lfowk '• ·oR , COTTON ' lf.8umu- off - (- t' • • • ' • • 2 reg. 23.,: INSTANT ·coFFEE 6ozjar99.,: ·Cheer • • 2 lrg. 55.,:. Vei.Liquid .,..~., i !lie . •• • ¥el • • -· Giant 69.,: Dial Soap 2 31 .,: DIXIE MAID COFFEE reg. ' < ~ D. A ,..,inotllor .. ~­ · 71 2e ofllabei •ant f! · Ajax - Du.z - • • 5:00 :MiekoY JCoUJa "8:00 Jllil Bowie 8:Sq · The ci~o Kid s~~wi~ll:off--!G1~n;r;&~ off · G• ,~,. Plt_s _- --. -- -- ALLSWEET MARGARINE • • • • - • - 2 -lib. pkgs.49¢· •o.Reg. 60e, with lle off- Glimt Super Suds . . . Aftemooa - Film r·ooi!~,.fc~ •:1!0. HO :Sup~ ,SO,.Iat 0:00 Oor•"'n Club • 8:~ Five Star Final . !:15 .lobn ,f>al~ & the 1\1~ ,;80 llln Tin Till · . '· R../io,.willt lOe off ~ Morton Frozen - Family Size Reg. 4 for 42<:, wilh Se • )'lripl,r 1JQ; . . lJbera«! Feminine Tnueh lllovle llttl... . - each .DEALS off, , .Oxydol • • Giant 71.,: Fels Naptha 4 bars 37• ,.. Secret S.tom> · Edt(P of P.iJht The Early Show . YoW" Esso Reporter _.... sports fl.rtde . Weathermilt What About Th1t DQuglas Edward• Beat th'e .Cioell: We~t P.Olnt Storr PlayJ;IUuae ol Stm Mr. Adams & ~ IJis-hWay Patrcil • Tbe Line Up ' ~ ,~ P~oa to Per1oa . ':Ji§,.. !'I,.. ~" S!!lnn)JI; the Weatbor Tbe I.ate ...... · .•. -.jlij Naou Nnn Nolghboro . On • ' ·' · · 'WHTfi-TV CIIAfi,.IL !I lU4 Sijn On u:u Cartoon Club 12:10 Noon New• 12:11 N~hora $IIIli . -tooD '"' •ldea ttad ~• Wtlfh& Bob ur_ollbv Show 1-·"" ; mouta u- ·~ • Kllli<l • ~ "•· On Your . • • SOAP WHTN-TV (.h9.;nell, :,. •• official ln. Hll., 2:30 Houoepartt ll"lO Up to 111• Minute ~1J:DS Scan.nma t!>e Woother lpO The Lik S!low on 990 spot' · ,..._.•r'• ••••" 12. f..oo.w•t lllilh IT. Iquat 111. Cherl1htcS 12. atyUolr "ow•f· ·1nr , MEAT . • - TURKEY, CHICKEN & BEEF MORTON · . 3!CI&; l'hii \ Bic •P,__ ~ 1 'I · ~NINIL ' & FROZEN - TIDE 1'30 As the World 2\.1'111 2::l0 Opr M'l¥ BrooD , 1:30 Playhouse DO ·, . noml· M. 11. OWI·Uitt tt..t¥1&) 11. Jlaaaure 2&: ~f . natton• T. Mldd&1 1. Frollce 1. sa... 11. cow·• 'Daily . . 14. un. Semlttc ll. Molltlary untt ·• GIANT SIZE ('oot'!D llui)U<IO · CBSJ Jl(or'ntha. lfews Morrltna: Show 1 · · Garry :Moore St..ike It Rlc-lt VaJiul'.lt Lad, "Love of Life Seorc~ for T o OuldiD.I IJght 1";; ..._ 12:30 12:46 1·:00 Kati~ · J(It~a T' 1'1le :!ar1v .Show Yo11r Esst. Rernrttl Sports Pandt We:.therman Profile Doua)a" Elwards , 9:30 8ft. Prest011. pf the Yuto1 8:30 Climax Counly New1 11:50 .. a.m. 23. A .\l:SO 1.:1:00 12:15 3;30 4:00 4:15 4 :30 &:00 1y ·.a:oo 'l'be B:. Payo!/ 3:30 · 4:00 4:15 4:30' 5:00 8:30 8:45 O:G5 7.:00 '7::15 8:00 · 8:45 9:00 10:00 . , PORK-& BEANS ·--------· 2 ··16 oz. cans 25c WCHS-TV Chanrud 8'. ._,,_ pkgs. Middleport Store Hours 1:00 Peonle'• Chotee · -. . Y;.7:"": 1:30 ThP 'Ford Show ~ 'Wft.'lJ,P,t eot, Mrs. 10:00 Lux Video Tbeatre A.Jfred liUI. :,ln. W~ Young, 11:00 Mewa KeadUIJief llr.a. V'a~ Prieto, -J.Jn, Dunfee, 11·.1:1 Weathercut u-. Orv. e u.ft. ••, ~"- Evans 11 :20 Preas BoJ: ""f"! an4,<inli ..,.II,~•-:111a. p.oril Barlow of tprinlftdd • 11 :30 Tonlob' 'So ...I ~ will be held 1 12 '30 Sign Oft _ _ _.- - - · - - - - - ____::_..:...,•· by I lb. • JIOJJday lllra Frida)' • 8:30 l.m.-5:30 p.m. s.turday .••.•••..• 8:30 l.m.-8:30 p.m. !. 8:30 Li.le of Ru.,. 9:00 The Josepb Cotton 9:30 The Big Story 10:00 C:avaJCade "' Sporta 10:45 J·rr.moua J\ghta •·. 11:00 News BeadllDtl 11:15 Weatllereut 11·.20 p · B '"'' Olt 11"' :~· Toni~ ..,. 12:311 lllgn Oft 99c ,. .39c Pomeroy Store Hours foi4 8:M Weath~lit 7:00 Death ValleY Doys S:~ SJiortl J1o P~ lfll~· ~ ~ .,lal ' .&: n'~r '. (t!Wls 'lf$'f played •w:u.,.llll! J>OI!!ill *lllll prizes ' WSA.Z·TY CMA"""'-' ti:.55 Sign .On ,. .~ 1:00 Todlu' 9:00 :Romper Room ~;; .: 10:00 11om< , li:GO The Ptlce !• 11:30 1)\ut• ... .consoq • 12 JiJ Tic 'I'M Doui! 12:ao It Could Be Y•• , 1:80 cu.~.t .· 'J:OO Cime.t~ Goes To :Bc!&Ml ':30 "tt!anesaee Ernie 3:00 _!f:atinee 'Jih;tar.r , =~= ~=~ P~;"' ftow lb. bag MI..CHOICE 5:00 Comedy Time, . 5:80 My Lil\1• lllarllo • s:oo Wild Blb lllokoll i' 6:15 Weathertaat 7:00 Whirl)'bJrda 7:30 Dlnoh Shore Sbow Ull NliC News 8:00 You Bet Your IJfe 8:80 Dragnet d Mn. .lrthdoY -~ · 0., ~~ :~ed le~~~!:!f~• . 10 f 'll' Quoeo For A DfJ " _.. '-1:.:1 Modem Romaneel - ''' .· • •· 5:00 Comedy Time r:t · d Dun- Mr·•· ~· ~ y.,._..•lit. -wi;4 · "" ntUM..L..i 1 • J!!rn:• J'~ . ,00 d'"ee Thea••4:00 · "'"' Quoeii For A "" D11 .... 45 Mode.... Ro ... antel r.:r-:-;::;r._~ ~' 1S.IIl1"11 '" i!"P.rovlng • ~e.,..,ee 89c PURE CANE 0 as justices of peace, mayor's courts and municipal courts die thouSiljlds of minor cases each month. Court cos1a of government a·re !lot decreasing. Ohio Co•urt•s I of record had a crushing total of 59,738 cases, civil and crhnl· l ;nal, pending as of March l, thi1 year. During March 6,389 cases were filed . In the same month Ohio courts settled 7,432 . That'o not catching up very quickly. Meigs County otands about Jllll' for all types of lng, with 258. Gallta has 480, Hocking 153, Pike 293, Washington 428. In criminal cases pending, ty tends to have more, pOpulation wiae, than any of hors. In this category Meigs bas 159 pending, Gallla son 128, Hooking none, Atheno 37, Washington 78. Even Cuyahoga has onlv 19~ criminal cases pendinl~g.~. !!:~~ 1 Ilion County takes the booby prize with 7117. Counties i 1 from 20 to 40 cases pending, 111061 of them having muCb more · ponulation than Meigs. The above fl,l(ures come from the March report of Ute lice of the Adminlstratlte Assistant, of the Supreme Court of Obio, a function or the govem~nt insUtuted 'J'III. l, 1~7. lb. bag • ,k ' FAB... -...... ·- ·------ · .. ·.. · .. -- · 21arge 65c . BLUE SUPER SUDS --- .. -- .. · ·: ,--- 2large 67c · """""' ·~· , - · -3,.. GIANT AD .................. : ........... 77c . VfltARD WICK ................ oz. can c BREEZE ............................ 2 reg. 6Sc D<-t .,..et~ · . . .. I'UUX BLEACH ---------------;-_;_ 1201,:...~!,' RINSO WHITE ...................... 21ilrg. 10t1 ""'' LUX FLAKES .. -- -- -- .. -- .... -- .... 2 ,_ ·i.J~~~~ J""' SPRAY ·WINDOW CUANER ··14oz. 69c · .' ... .:• .. . ,llUE Sll~R DUST ................. GIGIII WOOHURY SOAP .. :......._...... 4bars 39c WX LIQUID ........................ 22oz. · · . WI SK· · -- --·.. -- •.. -- --- -.. -- -- .. -.. -- Qt... ·, Avtolnctblle Ci••Mr and Waa . TURTLE WAX ------'---- ....... ---- can $2.00 .RINSO BlUE------·-- -- .. --··------: 2q, ' - , I 'l le'W . �• ·~ I • ,. t • 2-DaUy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middlepot1, 0 ., Aprl!.25, 1917 Court Work Monstrous In Ohio As • ~ • •• •' - •' • Has Many Crimi no/ Cases Pending This buaineso of enforcing Ohio law atJd dealing put punisll· ment for people who break our codes is one of Urt most e~:· nor damage was reported. To MilT SATURDAY I • DEVOTED ro INTEI\ESTS oF MJ:IGS-JW!!'f •••• CALL The Middlepott Fire Department was called WedMiciay at 8:13 P J.~· when ·a truet ,••• reported on ure in front of the John Zel"kle rest· dence on Nor-th Third Avenue. M1· penslye and never-ending phases of modern America. However fortunate ·we are tbat taxpayers are willing to meet the bW.. 'In countries where there is Httle expense for this kind of government there is lltUe democracy, or living by law, regardless of what kind of law it is. There are 157 common pleas judges employed in Ohio's 88 counties. 19 of them In Cuyobogo County. Hamilton cr.~::~ bas II , an4 tbe count !ben tapers down quickly to one per county. Only 16 rounties have more than one. Jn whole picture of court work these 157 judJes are a small The Daily Seqtinel .Daily Sentinel Day Book f'IRI Judgp~ Fo~ Huge Bocklog; Meigs RICHARD S. OWIN - GINIRAL MANAG- · REYNOLD L GilliN I -;;J:=~boll, ~ .; '- PILLSBURY ...... .. .. National a(!vertlllng representative, , FLOUR 10 at:'-' ~on J..ve.,"New Yorlc: City, lll61n,N. Y.tt at tbe pott office Entered u aecond clau ma I ma I f ei'OJ'g~:!:rtptioa rate!: DeUvery by earrier where week: one In advance at The DallY Sentinel teo ~~... 1ltiQ; . .:.1 avanrble 80· , :~n=D~ tt:~~.Ir:~~e:~; !ri~o~:fh.~".z;w tbree ~ W Th.e Cradle of Liberty Chapter f2.601._ one mon 11. _.... _____ SWldiY by Tbe 01® .yane, . . $1 the CbU.dren of tJae American nbl1•h.ed en' -...~-"""'" e~~1 · t[ ll kwll otl10e 1lilliiM II& Revolution will meet Saturday aft· 11Do~~~ID~c.~,a~t~1:.!10~M~ee:.!ha!!n?;l_e_s•_.._P_'onli:--ro-y,_o_._·_UI_!_l ____ ·w~'--'--:-: J ·~;;.;.;;; ·ot ~ p. m. at the PariSh . :CUtGrlal office pbo~ 397. ol the Grace Episcopal _ 1:' TELEVISION GUlP~. " . TV Ch 13 WS.A.Z- . on,.e, , Th U rsday · f r1·"day · C.ureh Pomeroy. RPTft.r:; PISH FI!Y ro~-;.:~:1': ~.!~ :Uutd~:rlt:i::; try Friday nirht at- Heath Metbodill Cbllffh wllh a committee of Rotarians in charge of preparing the ft1oti wbi('h will be served at 6 p, m. . 7:00 TodaJ ~"Latter Club "-Jl W:.AZ· TV "H"'NNIL I' l!l:fttl ~~gn Oil 9:00 R""'· per Room· · Meeting Held ID·OO u:oo H.ome At Biggs I"· H~mo ,..~ f'rl<e 11 rurht . ' 11 :30 Trutti. or Col;).iequel\ei!'.J 12:oo Tlo Tac Do••h • . t d t 0 12 30 11 c·--,.. .. Yoa : H9llas f ·""'' W¥'e ~eaea e ~ ~~·Qttf~W!lar Pefet:l~gh~~ .~:g ~!.~:~~ St4~Y 2:~ her hame, Rutland Road. ...... fJ<hU""'- •••olden! '-'- ....... ~I'Uif!'d. • It was -' td ,.,., ~~ ~'" wu! an,. f~ :&' ~¥i#i' i :.-:~:lt:h: · ~ • . · ·."."• c • •. ~ lili; ¥tf. M, J money • ., :;: 2 Rl~ 7:30 Xavln Cutaf &bOw '145 NBC Newa 8:00 Blondle ~J<M'"~t;le·a:"~! Mtndlylllra 'l'llllndly 8:30 l.m.--5:30 p.m. Friday IDd Salarday 8:30 o.m.-8:30 p.m. CAMPBELL'S WCHS.TV WCNS.'N CHANNEL I 8:00 Captain Kangaroo 8:-e Cal Morntoa Show D:OO Mornllul Sbow 10:00 Garry ~OOre 10:SO Artbu• 'lOdfreJ \1:30 StrJke It Rl,.h 12:00 Vallan~ Lady 12:tG Lov~ of Lif~ 1~:30 Se11rch Fill' Tomorrott 12:ffli Guldlnll Ltght 1:00 Kabt's KitcheD , !t.~ As the Wor.d Turna 4l yv Our~lls JJrooQ 2:30 Hoi! WJEH M~l~s DAILY CROSSWQRD ACR09"" 1. J'orth 3. Metallic llllorfi'~ IQINGAN K-P L.UNCHEON ·MEAT • • • • 11. Man'• nickname 4. In1ano lpoN.I •. Pllftt llff 10. Take u ont'l own • · Cblrlabed II. Wonhtp I,, &xllt II. A nw:hlnt \Ool ll. SoWI&'I work I it. Lair ' ~· IAUtr ro<k vacation r,, Ancient lpot local dtltln t . Oid No ... work 2.....k. btr4t 1.1\lmal 17. Nail tt. 'rrl'""-tarr or mo.qu• I Olin.1 Brlqt~ DaJ Ede~ ~~ Nlfh~ o:~ K\leollft . ft. 31 . Small 34. Olflfl nick• - food (arch&le) rcn.... • as. lbore •••• n•m• 1po11. Sf. SUm up Jl, li:kUMt bl~ the CY· brew, pro·the ae'applnt Radio Dia~ llll;ct ....... Wilter ~=-· 11. RtelqMa . Seer!'tt Storm Reg. 8Ie, with Uh: off 11:30 S:M 7:00 '7:15 7:30 8:«;10 1:30 9:00 1:;«1 10:00 10:3b llioo 11:05 11:10 ·~ob brv~ Croo y !11/"1' 12:10 Liberace 1:00 Fenjlnlno ,-.,,._ 1'·tt1 11om llloti..O : ·a b u . • 1Jim ~..u·~ •;30 ~Sui!erSe!:lal'l'lm.l .· l;oo lli.ibr.-IIO)Ili, <iluh '8:11(1 J!l!llalo 11111 Jr, 8:~ f'lye !liN ~ · 7:11 loiJ.r Doh- • the ··Newt 7:10 ~~ o! Coebloe · ''( ~~- 8le, with tOe , . • · llollJ!l :r1tom41 Slieilhok, flo!.,.. ' 'hl"~ne Time. ~We' ~ · -.. lfowiof lbl N11!11 Th111H 1J · • Reg. 71e, with lOe otf B,g. ·2 for lilt, wKb le nff e1eb bos ' le. Delli .., ...... ·Lux To~let .Soap -, • "· • .. lneolon A.XYDLBAAXft II( LONOlrllLLOW ., n. One letter almpl.f at.Mdt ftr another. In thlt IIMplt A It uud 01 • f, IP~ tllree L'a. X tor the two o·a. tte. ltllrlt tettera. IIKtf· 1 ' ~ • ~ the ltftaU\ d4 totmaUon of the wortt art all htnt.. .. ~- the todt Je~ten ~N dllftNnt. tb' ''~'<, 1 . . A CMtotram QuolaUo• .' UNZPI\'V !'QUPIV PO SNKRYCT CMKI'Q 4PTTCOO ICPTV- ATNVRLRY ·. I •• Pubtie Defender ' .10:Qj! .ltay Anthony Show 11~ Ne"' of 11:15 ..,....... Nilbl ' ti • . ' i'1 -:- - ,7. ~~ij!!l'. COFFEE • • • • - I . Lb. ~99! Cut-up Rolli RoCom Hickory lmokod, HI>. troy PICk '"·.·~ ~.'· - ,. ·'··-·. . ' ·;: •• · At 1Ws ·SliCED BACON .. · ... ·------ -lb. 47c Swills P-1--"11 - · -1-llo. ..Jk pQ. Breaded Perch -·--:• 8 01. plg. 43c \YIENEIS .. ------- .. -.---- ---lit. 49c . . ,,, - .... hot . . lrn.tur lt1r Bnadiil Ha~dock · · .10 OL pkg. 43c Evans . I• -- -- -- -- -- Plg. of8 20c ~~~ ~t. - Top •••llty allcod S9c Jla. BRit.DID Kroft S.la.l '•otOciNA ·.- ·.... - ~: ·l· .Pfect. 33c lb. Cod Fish Steaks -- -- 10 01. .43c 2 - 6oz. 19c ' ) I. . " " " "" "" " reg. !le 0 Swt!ET GOLDBN KERNALS CORN • • ·4 ears 25¢ IDEAL FOB SPRING DESSEBTS-SUNKIST LEMONS • • • doz. 39' ' Lbs. A reolopedal for the home gardener YELLOW ONION sns -- -- ,-- ~-- 3 Ills. 2k F.., yOtir liwa - wm not bum the griso Only · so lb. bag.-:- •u• . 4iOI.DlN- YIGORO .... --; -251b. bag $1.98 ...,_ "" ·.. · ,· 7 l'aste 0 Se• FISB 3 bars 39.,: ·I" ....... '3 .,: ~lwl • 3 lb. $!.37 I ,~bNIA ;· . · · · -· · -4 Pies 99¢ • · .JifC~ Bile, lOt off lallel• ' . . . 1-·· - Vaeuum- 111 grlnda-:-- EVANS ., r .-.• • • PalmoUve Soap • • • - · • • "' • 2 bath ·27., Arm ,& Ha.h'l~,, Soda . . _• • • • • ·lb. size 14.,: M-..ssefm11!'::~·:¥inegor • • • • • • . - qt. 23.,: \9:30' I Spy • • ' • 12 oz. can 33¢ COCOANUT CUSTARD PIE .... --- .. ----- .. -- 23oz. 49c AGHETU .. -.. · ............. --- .. lig 20 oz. 49t 4-:n.g.·as< 9:30. -. S~ 2 bath 27¢ 9:00 I Ld 'i'bree Live' 'lz got.'- 37c Qt.- 23c - • Gtt 39c • • 16 oz. box 27.,: LOROX Pernlntoftwater • • - Yz gcil. 31c • ollon 55c Easy.()ff COPPER ·Q.QttEI ··, •·.· .... ---- .. ---- qn 33c AE!tOWAX ----- .. -- .. --- .. '-- .. -- .. - Plnb 33c .C~GON WABR SOFTNER ------ lit. box 33c OVEN CLEANER ---- · .... ·-- .. -- .. ~ · 8oz; 69c ~!i-t~....,, ' . . - . ·· · · ·; JORAXO HAND CLEANER-- .. -- SoL can 18c 1 · 01 . GllSfWAX .:-·· --:-·; :·- ·.. ···- .. ·pints 59c SNOWY BLEACH ... ------ .. --- .. 7~ • 2tc ·COMO CLEANSER -- .. -----··---Reg. size 15c .......~0·-~AP . P-.ADS---- :--.----. 12 :-YL .·.~.2J.· ~, _·11~AZ,...Y, AIR FRE""iNER .............. ---L 59c •, • . .,.... _ _ . . :m . "': · ' ~.i. ~.. · ·: lb Ito- r• · , IVORY SOAP --- -- -.. -- .. -- ---- ---- .. LRu. lSC •.~ , ............ , ............. 2 • 7c. 'IV"•Y SOAP ..... :11•,. , .......... 4 pan. 26c 4 7 n.a· CAMAY -- -- · .. · : · ... , .. -- -~ reg•. ill c' · . :;?' . ., . · · · · · . , . · . .:.t;.. ·'·~ .ov.-M -· ·tl4(1( FLAG: ........... ,, ....... , .. I""' 27 " IYALON SPONGES-cleanln "s onge ---- 39c 1 • . : ... :, ......... : ·" 10- ~. ~iif.....h~· -o..h~!l!."." . . p · DECIDERANT can .,.8e ~ftiiNSON'S RAUl·· ·--· -- .... -- 12oz. can $1.19 r . ~~. ~>!!• , · . ·J 8 oz. ,bott1 ·-:--- · ·- ........ · ·: 2 bath 27c ,' e, 19'c PINI(CAMAY ;~_ 2 . x·: ,1 Y011NO MIDN T!!1NK OLD MIN KJIOW YOUNO 'iti:N I!'OOLf! -' • ·e ach49c 3 • • • • 1 ·· • 11-ULY O&YnoQVOTE - Here'a llow to work It: a:eg size 34.,: - ·4 bal'$41.,: Cashmere Bouquet • • · . .. ·»··c.m.. J . .:u:;..tii..,.. t.w.....,., • • • • • • • .........,. .. i;il . . ,,... ""*i"il:W' '.·· IL~ · • • • EVANS OWN t bilk !lie Sweetheart Soop ,BO·PIEP u. T..., rttt '·'- • · For will clWbig llibaii.On Oii l!o-Peep llibel ...... ' ,_ !!Ot!plaftt ot reg. . ;- . .• Jt. ~~~~~. • '&IR . -- - • • • Morton F.-a - Family Size Reg. 311e, with 5e off LINEN ' ·MOPS • - ... lfowk '• ·oR , COTTON ' lf.8umu- off - (- t' • • • ' • • 2 reg. 23.,: INSTANT ·coFFEE 6ozjar99.,: ·Cheer • • 2 lrg. 55.,:. Vei.Liquid .,..~., i !lie . •• • ¥el • • -· Giant 69.,: Dial Soap 2 31 .,: DIXIE MAID COFFEE reg. ' < ~ D. A ,..,inotllor .. ~­ · 71 2e ofllabei •ant f! · Ajax - Du.z - • • 5:00 :MiekoY JCoUJa "8:00 Jllil Bowie 8:Sq · The ci~o Kid s~~wi~ll:off--!G1~n;r;&~ off · G• ,~,. Plt_s _- --. -- -- ALLSWEET MARGARINE • • • • - • - 2 -lib. pkgs.49¢· •o.Reg. 60e, with lle off- Glimt Super Suds . . . Aftemooa - Film r·ooi!~,.fc~ •:1!0. HO :Sup~ ,SO,.Iat 0:00 Oor•"'n Club • 8:~ Five Star Final . !:15 .lobn ,f>al~ & the 1\1~ ,;80 llln Tin Till · . '· R../io,.willt lOe off ~ Morton Frozen - Family Size Reg. 4 for 42<:, wilh Se • )'lripl,r 1JQ; . . lJbera«! Feminine Tnueh lllovle llttl... . - each .DEALS off, , .Oxydol • • Giant 71.,: Fels Naptha 4 bars 37• ,.. Secret S.tom> · Edt(P of P.iJht The Early Show . YoW" Esso Reporter _.... sports fl.rtde . Weathermilt What About Th1t DQuglas Edward• Beat th'e .Cioell: We~t P.Olnt Storr PlayJ;IUuae ol Stm Mr. Adams & ~ IJis-hWay Patrcil • Tbe Line Up ' ~ ,~ P~oa to Per1oa . ':Ji§,.. !'I,.. ~" S!!lnn)JI; the Weatbor Tbe I.ate ...... · .•. -.jlij Naou Nnn Nolghboro . On • ' ·' · · 'WHTfi-TV CIIAfi,.IL !I lU4 Sijn On u:u Cartoon Club 12:10 Noon New• 12:11 N~hora $IIIli . -tooD '"' •ldea ttad ~• Wtlfh& Bob ur_ollbv Show 1-·"" ; mouta u- ·~ • Kllli<l • ~ "•· On Your . • • SOAP WHTN-TV (.h9.;nell, :,. •• official ln. Hll., 2:30 Houoepartt ll"lO Up to 111• Minute ~1J:DS Scan.nma t!>e Woother lpO The Lik S!low on 990 spot' · ,..._.•r'• ••••" 12. f..oo.w•t lllilh IT. Iquat 111. Cherl1htcS 12. atyUolr "ow•f· ·1nr , MEAT . • - TURKEY, CHICKEN & BEEF MORTON · . 3!CI&; l'hii \ Bic •P,__ ~ 1 'I · ~NINIL ' & FROZEN - TIDE 1'30 As the World 2\.1'111 2::l0 Opr M'l¥ BrooD , 1:30 Playhouse DO ·, . noml· M. 11. OWI·Uitt tt..t¥1&) 11. Jlaaaure 2&: ~f . natton• T. Mldd&1 1. Frollce 1. sa... 11. cow·• 'Daily . . 14. un. Semlttc ll. Molltlary untt ·• GIANT SIZE ('oot'!D llui)U<IO · CBSJ Jl(or'ntha. lfews Morrltna: Show 1 · · Garry :Moore St..ike It Rlc-lt VaJiul'.lt Lad, "Love of Life Seorc~ for T o OuldiD.I IJght 1";; ..._ 12:30 12:46 1·:00 Kati~ · J(It~a T' 1'1le :!ar1v .Show Yo11r Esst. Rernrttl Sports Pandt We:.therman Profile Doua)a" Elwards , 9:30 8ft. Prest011. pf the Yuto1 8:30 Climax Counly New1 11:50 .. a.m. 23. A .\l:SO 1.:1:00 12:15 3;30 4:00 4:15 4 :30 &:00 1y ·.a:oo 'l'be B:. Payo!/ 3:30 · 4:00 4:15 4:30' 5:00 8:30 8:45 O:G5 7.:00 '7::15 8:00 · 8:45 9:00 10:00 . , PORK-& BEANS ·--------· 2 ··16 oz. cans 25c WCHS-TV Chanrud 8'. ._,,_ pkgs. Middleport Store Hours 1:00 Peonle'• Chotee · -. . Y;.7:"": 1:30 ThP 'Ford Show ~ 'Wft.'lJ,P,t eot, Mrs. 10:00 Lux Video Tbeatre A.Jfred liUI. :,ln. W~ Young, 11:00 Mewa KeadUIJief llr.a. V'a~ Prieto, -J.Jn, Dunfee, 11·.1:1 Weathercut u-. Orv. e u.ft. ••, ~"- Evans 11 :20 Preas BoJ: ""f"! an4,<inli ..,.II,~•-:111a. p.oril Barlow of tprinlftdd • 11 :30 Tonlob' 'So ...I ~ will be held 1 12 '30 Sign Oft _ _ _.- - - · - - - - - ____::_..:...,•· by I lb. • JIOJJday lllra Frida)' • 8:30 l.m.-5:30 p.m. s.turday .••.•••..• 8:30 l.m.-8:30 p.m. !. 8:30 Li.le of Ru.,. 9:00 The Josepb Cotton 9:30 The Big Story 10:00 C:avaJCade "' Sporta 10:45 J·rr.moua J\ghta •·. 11:00 News BeadllDtl 11:15 Weatllereut 11·.20 p · B '"'' Olt 11"' :~· Toni~ ..,. 12:311 lllgn Oft 99c ,. .39c Pomeroy Store Hours foi4 8:M Weath~lit 7:00 Death ValleY Doys S:~ SJiortl J1o P~ lfll~· ~ ~ .,lal ' .&: n'~r '. (t!Wls 'lf$'f played •w:u.,.llll! J>OI!!ill *lllll prizes ' WSA.Z·TY CMA"""'-' ti:.55 Sign .On ,. .~ 1:00 Todlu' 9:00 :Romper Room ~;; .: 10:00 11om< , li:GO The Ptlce !• 11:30 1)\ut• ... .consoq • 12 JiJ Tic 'I'M Doui! 12:ao It Could Be Y•• , 1:80 cu.~.t .· 'J:OO Cime.t~ Goes To :Bc!&Ml ':30 "tt!anesaee Ernie 3:00 _!f:atinee 'Jih;tar.r , =~= ~=~ P~;"' ftow lb. bag MI..CHOICE 5:00 Comedy Time, . 5:80 My Lil\1• lllarllo • s:oo Wild Blb lllokoll i' 6:15 Weathertaat 7:00 Whirl)'bJrda 7:30 Dlnoh Shore Sbow Ull NliC News 8:00 You Bet Your IJfe 8:80 Dragnet d Mn. .lrthdoY -~ · 0., ~~ :~ed le~~~!:!f~• . 10 f 'll' Quoeo For A DfJ " _.. '-1:.:1 Modem Romaneel - ''' .· • •· 5:00 Comedy Time r:t · d Dun- Mr·•· ~· ~ y.,._..•lit. -wi;4 · "" ntUM..L..i 1 • J!!rn:• J'~ . ,00 d'"ee Thea••4:00 · "'"' Quoeii For A "" D11 .... 45 Mode.... Ro ... antel r.:r-:-;::;r._~ ~' 1S.IIl1"11 '" i!"P.rovlng • ~e.,..,ee 89c PURE CANE 0 as justices of peace, mayor's courts and municipal courts die thouSiljlds of minor cases each month. Court cos1a of government a·re !lot decreasing. Ohio Co•urt•s I of record had a crushing total of 59,738 cases, civil and crhnl· l ;nal, pending as of March l, thi1 year. During March 6,389 cases were filed . In the same month Ohio courts settled 7,432 . That'o not catching up very quickly. Meigs County otands about Jllll' for all types of lng, with 258. Gallta has 480, Hocking 153, Pike 293, Washington 428. In criminal cases pending, ty tends to have more, pOpulation wiae, than any of hors. In this category Meigs bas 159 pending, Gallla son 128, Hooking none, Atheno 37, Washington 78. Even Cuyahoga has onlv 19~ criminal cases pendinl~g.~. !!:~~ 1 Ilion County takes the booby prize with 7117. Counties i 1 from 20 to 40 cases pending, 111061 of them having muCb more · ponulation than Meigs. The above fl,l(ures come from the March report of Ute lice of the Adminlstratlte Assistant, of the Supreme Court of Obio, a function or the govem~nt insUtuted 'J'III. l, 1~7. lb. bag • ,k ' FAB... -...... ·- ·------ · .. ·.. · .. -- · 21arge 65c . BLUE SUPER SUDS --- .. -- .. · ·: ,--- 2large 67c · """""' ·~· , - · -3,.. GIANT AD .................. : ........... 77c . VfltARD WICK ................ oz. can c BREEZE ............................ 2 reg. 6Sc D<-t .,..et~ · . . .. I'UUX BLEACH ---------------;-_;_ 1201,:...~!,' RINSO WHITE ...................... 21ilrg. 10t1 ""'' LUX FLAKES .. -- -- -- .. -- .... -- .... 2 ,_ ·i.J~~~~ J""' SPRAY ·WINDOW CUANER ··14oz. 69c · .' ... .:• .. . ,llUE Sll~R DUST ................. GIGIII WOOHURY SOAP .. :......._...... 4bars 39c WX LIQUID ........................ 22oz. · · . WI SK· · -- --·.. -- •.. -- --- -.. -- -- .. -.. -- Qt... ·, Avtolnctblle Ci••Mr and Waa . TURTLE WAX ------'---- ....... ---- can $2.00 .RINSO BlUE------·-- -- .. --··------: 2q, ' - , I 'l le'W . �' • j '\ ' f.-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., April25 , 1957 ualue De Panthers Edge Wahama; Jackets Roll Hemsley Gets Double In 8th AS Key Bl0\\• 1 Witlhets Pol~ Out Reoo~d 6 Gala Slugfest to take Fuurlh · The Duuy s4mUtel SPORTS DESK Pleasant this an~nOO.fl . 'fh.t.Y ~~vt ,M Friday g~e. PriOfipal j~ believed. set in GplU- !WI Knight "id th<re have I!< ·1 Nlis .W~Q~~ay afternoon when rio home games becaUse lhe Mi l w•• !lfliiiter golni ;Cratched UJI.tjl tho 5th !~9-n_ McKeln ou.t 8: Both clubs were tied at ()..() until .. t.1• • the rourth inning when each taJNext time yoU go fi:»'-+llg and take your Httl~ li}..Q~Ster,s ged up a runner at home plate. It along don't tell them to biliih it up as soon as yOu thtpW tp was up to leading clubber Jimmy your line. They hlRY, dnd they wo~ld h8(re evety rfgbt, tell Joe Herqstey to break it up in the you to go soak Y!;)Ur 11-ead in boili,qg oil . Jast or the 8th inning. ! The rea·l plain f~ct Is that noise, he It Outboard Hemsley led off that frame with hollering, or other kids tb.rOWJ.ng rocli:s around a double to left which bounced off j the scteen. Outfielder Milt Lam- won't stop fish from ta:ktng your ure qr f>~it. bert'l attempted ~erjflte b(int was l;l4med Stroud, p,ecutlve vice presfdent Bob Lemon, Cl<~nl•nd rltht not fielded and ..fnt lor a single, hander, lost his flnt game la•t m"lhg Hemsley to third. nithl, e lopsided afdlr of 17 to , S_ T. Johnson grvupded to t~lrd 6 to th• lowly Athletics. bllletnan Charles Jl~h whd booted the ball and 'jinsley eamf bome With the win tn1 tilly. Bob oliver, the J!!ing Ptcher, w~rJt all the wa)·. ho »i :tlle' ..D fQ· Quail Hunters May Air Views At Club Meet ~ ijrigle. He if.f'- ih ·il'pubie o(lly 1!1~ .the sev.n!h, Wlqt ~ tame Well .stashed rv~r. ll,B: b~ .W.¥I-Jt.e~ three , gave up t~OtJe_s to. '!'J)c,a;npson and Kinl. lti!l Jet .three 11lqis in with the aid of ari error 'by If ennessy. Mitnw~Ue, ~~~dl!!PPrt bitten Rif;b4rd Fishing ln,tltute, 'fhO r~~ently aired his views MonUor Evlnrude Fishing Rouli~up , said: l"~rt ~avl!\i IJ!e U'1le of thelf Uv" 'Wleld>11f th< wood 10 all ~~ o!Jer:in~s ~ilco:Jii~ll and Cotter ient up. They collmed ti hits in - Ill\! ~ut t~ relriArkabl~ fe3ture -wiN that Uowlet g!>t two .t rio · Its a,_nd Nelson, Henil.es•v, M..::· ComiU and W\lill-atch on~...,each. Anotber event lh>t tit~d~ tOrigues wag was wh.ef\ Bowles le::t orr t~e th.lf!l wt)l} hitfirst trip'! "When it j:ame to the subjeft of mptors getting the for fi@'liermett faiUng tO come H.ome with a mess of \he LJ. . friendS I want tq remind )'ou huft the only way we collld WWte QtiF.s for tagging purposes in TVA waters was tb f~ns t hrough th e wake of the outboard motor where, t~ers to live M"· t o ol theQ> ti~~d r!@t bel!in4 tbe boat and then we got 'em. If we ~ouble~. Hemsley, -.f.~tt relieved USe the trick we just didn't catch White Bass ." Terry Phalin in the third, was the D K L I U winning pitcher. He and Phalln r. arl ag er, niverslty of Michigan, has this to held the Falcons to tour hits. II 'd'O~tb~ards we re put on lhth~ back of good Hem sley's pttchina: record now is e . Y ...-~:~arq~ss 10 posts 1 Q r;nidd,le of 1 and 2. for hours and hours, da..v aft(:!'r day. Then we The M€111 Co. Coon Hunters Scoring In the fourth inning ity of fishtng. At the samf! time, we had Associotion will meet Friday nlaht came when Wahama'& Oliver led no motors on them at all, and we checked thP ::~~ ~~ :!n: ~id~~- s.!nt;:nec!Jn~ ~:lk~dthc~ar~:sub~ou~hd a~;m~::k terested in the que.stlon of a hunt- Yoang. Then Leroy Darling •lngled Ina: aeason on quau sAoul~ be Oliver home. the .... Anyqnf htvl•l tO tJill bench, chair or small table, Please Hemsley tightened to hn Ralph bring them with you. It would be Clark an_d ~on Hall and then got you don't catch your creel full It's because vou aren't using the right bait or lure, or some other factor Is wrong greatly appreciated according to Larry L1evmg on a 1round ball. -~ - · Roy Armes, president. 'Three mf'n were left. Coach Dick Relton's boys tied It •R in the '""!~h when l"msley leo o!f wilh his f rst hil, a single, stole second, and came home on Bill 1- w-·1-d.-T-- .a . - T ues a... F 0-,I B' ;--- L"'oma Irst I aseoaII eries, 71 • c· remean .. Fisher'• cle.n double into tho eon· tertield parking lot. Waharna't.: Oliver and Darling each had 2 hits. Hemsley upped his aYer.age clO!er ta -500 with a doUble and a lingle while Lambert Johnson and Fisher each tallied one ~inglo. Wahama 000 100 00--1 4. 2 Pomeroy 000 100 01- 2 1:1 3 Oli~·er LPJ and Hesson; Phaltn, Hemsley (3) <WP) and Lecne. Rooms New Furnitur• FOR Fair To Good .... ~ishing Seen BAKER ~;;.. In This Section · $299.00 ~ FURNITURE COLUMBUS UP The Ohio Wlldlire Division today forecast generally fair to good fishing con ditions lot lhe wcelt end. ForecaJt for East Cenlral and Southeistetn: On The Brlghlell Comer In llllddlepilrt ~:;;:;:- T.he maJor 11lreams were high and mudcfy 11nd flahlnr: hall been rathfr poor. Best re•ulte haYe com'~ from Seneca Lake, Clouse Lakl!, Alwond, Lake Alma. Lake Hope, Uendening and Tapl:ltln. • - s· DRiVE IN TODAY Spring .Change · Over K&M SOHIO Mo ..... ICI,.. Mike MviiOft MIDDLII'OIIT._. ;~rik~~~;~~d!~;~wfnagme,th~:~tin~l~Z aM walklnl only t-wo. Racine really sewed lt op in ~. s"-nd ~~~ .,_.,. innln~ •when with one nwav Friend walf.ed, P.-.wrll was h!t by. .,. Crtmcan!l, Salser -walked, \vingcl.t forCed Friend ·a t )he plate for two outs! hut Hart and Hill walked . fore "'.It" in two runs. . Rutland got p:~rtially bark In the fourth fhen Creme-ens led oft by being safe on one or Ra · B"'saball v Dul(an both Ellds. ' By UnltM PNss Natlon~1 L"ll"" w. M!lwaukC!e L. 6 1 6 1 Brooklyn N~)Y . Yorl< llr Ray flobln~n., -who lo.~t the Cinctrnfltl Litle In Januny to Fullmtlr, todny St. Lbul! ret. ca 4 4 .1100 S 4 3 4 .429 .429 ~~~ 3 For Friday ltaf~ idnt, •tOC-k 22 20 18 24 OVEC 12 ·Hight Team Series-- Chapman, 23 30 .M• - baHitn h ~· ~,.,. 2 ..... 0 ....~,, • ~!txt J&iHtr hitl 1 ground II ..fhich hrt, a baH IN. Thli. . Rivet th, batter a ngle the runnir ~ out, M DM can ~iHance (3 oul, 6hlt., 0 run.s). ----~ ~ilsT 1S2 136 191 470 130 139 133 94 227 8 s 13 , 607 384 583 1774 341 153 29J 192 1:128 137 489 1~2 308 13 63-.;, 1970 172 470 200 556 TV SETS fiMt 4_ _ ...._,_ Buff•lo 4 HaYafll 2 Torento •• Richmond, PIMf •• rain. 118 W. Main Stre'el 1 Pbone ZOO ~ • • .. . - - - • SISto $1000 inltrled orllllflt Ia all liPeiJ l<lolnd lt'a JOOd ~ 10 Pf7 <)If Old biUo Wltb 1 p<Omp~ priv.W loon 011 . . .t\U't• mlf, IU\o ot fumltW.. -.... wodo I 111P IRYICI- PHONI I11ST 4 1 i i 0 I ' I 3 II .~11 I \1 .STS 2\\ I 0 2 2 .t e .~75 .asa ~~ .a~ \lliidneodOY'o ilowl'l: Doll'!lll or .l:hlcigo; PlNI. rila iloston 4 Wtthlntton I 10 hm., nlilot t:lty 17 "tV.(Iftd 6 ftllht Thuf1CUY'I ..... r.. Pltchierl ...ton at Waahlntton - Nhcon D-11 T' ......., 1-l. ,Dotrtll. it Chico.. - Lo•1 1-1 n W.rihmtn f.(), a!, rM:r. Kansas Cltr1• · . . If.! " " ttmt• . ¥1 HhMI 1111."'' Only F•ldty'o 110.,_. CblciM tt CitY. DetrOit !!•"'"· ., Ml.idtoi-t die sPLIT 3& ;;!ni Htoif NEW YORK UP-The Cleve land Batons. .,..i!in~f.il c,r ~~~ Arn~!can Hockey ~a·gue'! c&'lj!· ~r CUp pliyoifs, will sp1it u:p :18 per .cent of, ~he t~tal , ~lyoff ~oql ~ $58,412-~0--one ~f .the big~e~t iq years. The Rocbester Adtel'.lc~n.& split up 90 percen~ w~ile t~ ptovldence Reds g~t 19 per eeQ.t -atld the Hershey Be"arS ·g et 13 -per Cem. Cleveland's share amounts described prem· the Township of CATASTROPHE ~ Meigs ahd State WEST HARTFO!tD, cohn.- Rb· part of Section No. 8, RaJI_gt Carey has ,a "better . reason of the Ol'iiq ~~·::~rri'Ost~ •hating cats. His and bounde4 statiOri wagon was smashed on the set· when it turned over after Cf!.rey south of the· swerved to miss cat that dartt ·l into the ~Path. said rn ·· ""'~UI N_, Y•rl< . . . . MlfiOII LI:COUI RIIULTl INTIINATIONAL LIAIIUI Ctlu- I Mon-1 0 Milt lWim StEAK ROUNb SIRLOIN T-BOM& Cut ... from Swift Select Beef . CUBE STEAKS · · · -· · · · .... .. wes~ MIDDLIPOBT - lJo·.·t"e~ ' . tend . rr• n ~ "u--~·r ll~ choo~ ):ifll, · U. , . j ,&;i roor"'iX' n.. tt ~, k~~ ~ If< taking religiDus education train· .i.q.g were., ifly_il~d .tq f'~tend the ctas&e;\ ~p J4.o~du ~ ~ ~ 0 ~­ tU ~lpt~ " a="~~us- , · e 1::;ls, ~~:nf: , .. r ~ . d a Bible .•. o'ry Jl.d a number of t,be pyWis Qtferei pray€r. 1.,uoWM -irith prtyer Ji# jj ' Miss owep. .1 Visiting the t1Ush were Mtt. George Harris, Mrs. Donald I:Jauc-k, .Mrl. n;t piel 1lr(>i!IQfOp. al)jf. d~u.ghter! Nancr,. t'nl ilM~~.~ gene Bl.\cklfy p.qd ~n K .etli. Kroget.C:ut Tenderay fourth irade aha ¥J'S. ar1 M-t-9". Led Ctew and ug~ ter, Robid, Mrs. Willard Jtbersbaeb, Mrs. Clijries Persln"'er. Mr:t · Kenneth Finley and son Gtlrv Mr.s. Charles }loffman, Mrs. Don· a.ld Collin,s and Mrs. Fritz Buci:, fifth grade. l!!aer. ' . opB Lb. rods W the place of begincoatalnlftg fiftY acres be the more or Ies~. premises appralaed at p;aoo.QO and must be sold for Dot Je•'f -than two-thirds of said iPP'riUed value, and the terms of 8f,le: Cash in band on day of sale. M•Q.el L Swan. Adtninistr.atrlx of .~e Estate of Cflir~s A. GOtschall, Deee!lsed<~ 4, 11. 18, 25, .(5), 2, 5tc 700 Eist Main St. Phone -14 Pomeroy · Pomeroy, Ohio TeridE!ray Shoulder Roltlt TeHdtiNy Eng~ish Rbast - ... • 8allarcl or ~lilit.i.l! • • '' o;.~i~i . ' , •· . _Cane Stagar . ;. • .1, • ; ... . - . • Lli~ 49. .. . . - U,.49¢ .......... 11L -~-- I ' T41nder 10 timii out j f 101 aeeUon llne; thence nQrth ,"~oM'!J.Ut' our Serylee" · · .. · · · · -- 81Jc 1&. ."·. MAIN ~IMONS MARKEt 8T. PRONE SH-Ii POMDOY YOUNG'S MA.lKif . SP~E:IAL 8 0 to $22,196.67. 4ci!IY IHtiiOci ana Operated ; ' • ~e~i.t.Sj)tedd ' lnd.··· ·•.of-~i!L•vl \h• , . t. H.. SANBOlN ' . ' ' ~w ' "' JIWILRY STORE • •" • . ' In .; MltldltlpGrt Mtinday, 'l'lleidiy w.aa~. nmotit il iiJii. 10 i fl.m. FtJIIt, s•t~~raat . • ' Ctiri - . 1ll&t . ..., .. . ~ 211.. foafi61• . iii. l .t a.m. to' H . T0111ll• Jj!lte · · · · ·· ·· · · · · · · · ·· · · · · · z ... ,.. oz. cans 55e ,..,.,.ltiw ··························:· i i•.J• 65c Porn· ··,". .' ·; UIIilif <~1•~• ~lnee JaN~• . hooi ' lrocer Ellfow Macaroni. · · · · · ···· · · ·· · · · ··"··· ·· · ·· 2 .- 21 oi. pkgs; ~'' Pkg. ~jir .. . · : Gtrus Salad · · · · ·· · ·· ··· ··· ··· · · · ··· 2 No. 303 Cans 47e J;V!IpOI'I~; , ~oget·MIIi ..•. .. ct.evNitt ,,...., are . . , to . . tlio 111Ut.i ~I · Look &I llle way dl~y';f ~in tdfietMr. Fianj.,, ..ii.S. iuj~nalol!l< ol) ~~~ •'l'lll"'"'n\1 .•11' buill lh lhrn1 011 itie reltrltlets beathtl of a toa.a. touah onmic visibility. LQot at Chevy's . -law> ton pickup tl>at Inches in leqthl ' ' measom a lull 9B weiaJu truck mcqb, aad many mld~-iihb , .... Wjlll itaiid- vs·,-.. ·· ard equipment Llahl-duty loll! f•llt~te· lhlo 'IAitSt e41tloo of Ule 1avfu&list - . Only franchised ~ !!, :And lOok ai Clievj.'s Uhe-up of auper-etftcien1V8'sand6'1.AII)Ieavy. schedule. l-04?k al ~he ..,t.t)' ~cJ _c on~~le~e fellY.!" .. ~ c~~n; Tfiey'r< roonly, soft .ri<ll!lf; .m'vo fiOt Hiah•UVil vetitii&IIO'o •nl ~'no model-new h!Jh-oapaell)l 6-cylinder ensines in the bistoJy of ibt trUck ihduatijllliJh-perfonnance Vfl"p(Jwer is optional at extra cost in See Yo~tr Authotized Chevrolet Deal"er ICe cr.am ·· · ·· ··· · · · ·· ·· ······ · · ···· · · · · ·· · !1 GaL 75t ······· ·········· ········· ·· 6 bll titi18t Ubby '\ \ ~b~y Gllldtl'i C•rt• -.. -- ·.... · -·-.. ··.. -· 2 - ••· ~os tjtns t9c . ., ' SweM Peas · · · · · · · ··· · · · ·· ·· ;· · · ·· · 2 No. 303 Cans 39c L_lbby Jutee VIm ................. ,........... . .. ,. 46 oz. can 29c Stop by aDd tall: it over Willi Y.,r Chevrolet dealer. He'D llhbW you a IPodel tbaf, U•p up ,t o !lie latest jn enJbteerin advln.ccments; a ttuck that wilt tay ud save oa any job you care to namel , · . . Cl&e,t~rolet deoler. p.>antly Club t, HabtweiJhl haul.,._ oliM at Clenl•ncf, .nl1ht Washington et leltlmore, night · ,. HatiWare and Ftihiuul-e RIZER OIL CO. 3 Y•ll.< s ,,altlmon 2 W e " wlnnln~ ~ . lathner's Galloh $4.29 ab4 .• Westrum ·t to tcO.h Middleport,~ No. !D. White Outside ·Paint .aoo .714 .... DetroK , Cl;evelancl .rlJll Momliabid Aflemooa i'bon~ 8222 , ''"""'?· W• L. Pel. Ill CleYeland I(JMIII McMastet p~~!. !'.! ...':!~ ~nd are :CMlllllCAN1:1AGU- N~ L"""ol Notice "'"~ ::-?--- .... Mij~~t.: ~lf~..,otl; nl.hl · •.. l!fonsTbAttend I ond with tho run that gave relijl ru.n ip • l-3 v!Olory over pitcher 1ke Dola<k of the J\t4 GUnt.. · Wier aM ,...--:::··· " · ~epending on stte, for every i rccappable tire you bring us! - - """"•':!1_,.,.. .I . Bolton W11hlnaton 1 · ~ .... Ta.. ' Exemplar Chapter lowin, officers were elected who will take office in September. Leo Crew, pre1ideoL; Mn. W. R. Cit... penter, vit;~ prealdpnt; Mn. Llo)'d Moore . ~eeretiry •rtd M.rt. Ha,rman '"Th< 1\'•aobr Nltht 'l""'oored 1>y the Barnlb., trusurer. It wu aareed to Come Double Cla11 yas obierved uncel 1ll meetlnp until Septem· Bainmah.er", 1 pt.J to i>e a1ven at Tu.e14ir evepln& at the United ber i.Jith the exeePtlCln of a JUJn.. Ohio OdlYeflit)' .b y tbe Summft' Methl)cUit Church, preeidlna thu meJ pit!nlc. Tbeittr Group on May 17 when qumet:b• eoot'erence . tllt!l Exem~tlir ctupter of Beta li.JCONT--.,.-,.,TG-1-.,-Dv-AN-:,Cl Dr. IUebard Bauer, dlatrtet IUP" ma Phi 10rorlt.y met tbi• palt wett erlntead~t ot Porumouth was 1 N'APL£8, I~J~ , UP- tlugh Ste- at the home of Ruby Baer. JUett ind PJ?Yer wa1 ,:lven b:J the wut Of Puadena Calif.. al\d Uei~n AdlnlJ, v.ettdellt, waa In Rev~ ~~~be Brown. ~ tAbie• ,Wimbledon champion Ltw ltoad eharae of tbe meettna and it wat were deCOrate« wltb .arraflleJPePtl of Au1trali1 ~ntinl.lfd their a!!- annoUDced tbat Founders' Day IPrina: fiOW8llln4 h~1Jet for v·ance .tn_tbe ~pples lrtternplion&l wpuJd be ol;tf_ei'Y~>d by ~e~lar evealift ...~te '!d. VI. ll Clr- tenai.s tjhl.r~fllt W~dtlfi41)' . Ch•pier ond 9~1~ 1111 Plit ~p­ penter, ltri. C. E. -'!lalc-ellee, Mn. Stewart llownfd .G. Mitiicdl'l~ Qf Ier wllb i ll!n.Wr it die Sj!OrlaOIIB ~1:,\ft. Porotncer ~n4 !:to. T. A )ta)y, 8-2, ~1, while Hood et~n{ I~ Alheils. 'filer lltl> yoted to •• ti!ted PUriclo "floctriau.ez of c 1fieo 11ot In pl~~l'll o)..,. id fOr t!>e Follooriala the · dinner o *hott 6:-4, 8-4, Gerry .Moil of J41 m-. c.n~r comPatih 1o local buitfteii ~iMIOn wi.e htl4 bY tbe Be1ctt. Fla., was eJiminated by 'l"b_! cUltural Proinnf waa ptecllsi with c. E. ruatestee P.reti· "'leal Gibson cf Austfalil., 4-8, 7~. Noted by Mn. Clariee KtaU\tfr, dt!nl, ptesi4inJi. It •wat Voteil to 8-1. whate toplt wu •'TJibtr, Settlap ptircbii6 a ron cl tfbie paper fOr the· ebureh dlit.ltlj room. Tb~ report 0( .ibe UGminltiDJ Mra. Sox a 4-3 dedsion over the Sen!)Mrs. Ewln&, preddent, preaided ton. Ted W\llla~ru~ tied t~e acore over the m.eeUn& wbleb op,eaed. In the ei~ with blt thlrd ·home with a prayer p!)eriL b)' lila EJUa. run or the .Ieason of( loser P:ob beth Duffy. "Guldlnl the Clplelden 11 l'"ha~ale11. wat the them~ of Jhe devot&onal Tfte- •Delroit-Chic&IO game wa1 &ervlce p~nted by Mra. Lenl postponed by rain. Huber. Mn. Daisy Jup8r, flOWer Set N. L. Record and mi R,<~Ion chairman, r!tported A tbrce-run tripte by rookie Ed that a ~X Of uied Cbr).tltm.ia ~ards BOuchee followed by a two-run were &ent ·to Ah:entlilt S. A. to bOmei- orr the bat or anot~ o r be used In Children'• HoiP.it~• rookie, Bob Bowman, hlgbUgtited and alsO • 1i:Ol of can~eUed 8tiU)lP8 a seveu-rdn sixth inoina: that ~ave were senl tq fLyatrlllia to be 110)4 the Phillie 5 ap 8·' vi~to, ov ~ .. and the ~roceeds used for · tU the Pi.rates. Bob Friend Waa t'hR care 9t lepers. . victim of both those blowa a'l,Cl The proje1ct or maldnt Sturn~ stan Lopwta iUo homered oU re Socks tor the Vetera_ns Hosp~ial a"t u~y~r. Dick tfall. SoutJ:I-paw CUrt Sa~du1ky w:as chOfe.n by t~ local 'stmmona wa.s .the winner 3 : Umon. An mformahve artlclf w11 though requirine heiH . rfom D ' l read bY ~Iss Duffy on "Temp~r­ Cardwell a-nd BOb ~ifl.er. . ance" 'fblch was written by Get. the Cindllh3ti Re<llegs aljio aid Kennedy, _area bishop of the came up with • SevFo·run ln'ning Southern California Meth,o~lll in defeatiftg the Chlcl\io tubs, 9- Co~fetence and newly ~lettedi'W•En•.;!II!\1R~-!1q. 5 bUt they did it the hard way president of the CaUfornla Tefn· with only one hit. perance Federation. . . They set .i National Lea~\11':; . Governor WUUam C. O'Ne.lJI is-lllleh•ad reCord by drawing nine .walks .i, sued a proclamation declaring the thei seven-run fitth r r of tbe week of April 22-~ as Youth r . • ou Temperanee Educahon Week. JPWQllc:S .fPt'CUJg ill[yrjS- ~r Mo~ the proclamatiOn it Wu 8Uiitstt4 Drabows.k~ walk~il tour In a row that a prOiJ"am or educaUo~ .~ tM ~~~1;~:.1 Jackie Colhtm ~telded three of da"nw;ers In the use of al~oAAl 'ar_W t:t~e pnne~ and Brosnan two. narcotics be inst1_gate4 tor: ~K:.· ~e~ Bob Thurm~a -hotnered for the cfit of every one. -uri{d aU Redlegs while Ji~ Bo!Jer, Cal citizens to Interest then1Rlve 1 I.D Neeman and ·Ertlle Banks ,con- the c~use. neeted tor ChieuJo.- Joe Naubnlt, A disCUSBion oil . ".f imPefinie who plt~hed _ thf !]rst seven inn· Le,jla:I,lion" w•s led bJI"•It:•·!..Ewolngs, was th:e wlb.ner. lh~ lifter whicH Mts .. deb:tge it. D_~l Cra~ll's . qini.h ,)nning Parker life a re~llFc" lo~ homer ~If JWll .Sc-hmtcit eave Ufe· .,F~. ~eJ!"-.tJ! · th the Braves t eLr ~th vidGri'r· ln iuttY b601i, "The Ca sev~fl starts, an ~-T triumph OVJr For Abttinen~." • the Cardinals. \Joe Adcock, Hank During the 11ocial hour refi'HhAaron and .j:dd\e Mathews al" monts were aervH~~ h..teu lmm~red tOt ,i6j Br.,163 Wtllte IJ'QID -• table ~t~ ~ U11: Itt arDel Erlt»s .conne¢td~t9r st., ~P1P rifiiftD~~.r -l,Jt.~ ~ itt I ' ecmmlltH wu Ji"t'f!ft 1nd tbe fot- United MethOdist Church_,Cioss El,ds Officers EACH •t Chloon.. New York Kmaa City ........... hit a twu-run homer $3400" .•beaause tb.egre · a' sa . ~wl.h.:IO!powu ,_ .lllOW'tft, Yogi Berta w·. In tbe firsi inning. Bob :Grim "'J)icked up -th~ victory art~r re· llevln'l". Art ·Dttmar in thf e1ghth. A passed ball ~l .Tackte Jensen's lOth Inning .!lin· FnaJ;rled ~e DOOg ile scored Billy F.laus from se~ whlt prov~d to pe AS MUCH A$ ' l:.lr'~ ~ 'rn""h, nllht tiUalnolf Ia ..... bulldt . . """"' l.ut..t.-.e11.inc me* :S:!!l~::;:::::::::::::::::~::~:;;;;::;:;:;;:-5::!;:;;:!;:;:5 . ' "811\fH•niPtOri s ~ ,,29 2 S .286 4 opened the.ir finllli week of train- Pltbburgll 2 1r .2M 4\\ ing for -lheir Mny 1 title re-match . W,.td"esday's Raaults at the Chica,o Stadium. Mllwa~'0.. I ii. .,..,, 7 Fullmer relaxed a(ter a medi- lrooldyn 4, Nrir York I night cal 'i'hcCkltf>, ,b~t Robinson rc- Phii••Iohlo • "~h s "'"" mmed hl.t tralnlna. sparring a CIMhanetl 9 Chl.. oo S jotoht Tlwn4ty'o P,..,.bl• Pltctwn few rounds. Fullmer wu ex.pe<'t · Chit•• Clntirinetl - KattH •d to flnlab hU ilPirrliig Sah.u ~u,..eln o-t. day, . - t•rk~~ '' lilin nllihfI!Oib lflhtero art "'" the 160pou'nd w~l1ht limit for · batlle Only 'o · '~- 1.0. Fu11mer ~tale• Hl7 llit)io \'t ' ot , ,...~. !'lit. o.o .. I, MOWS SS . · 2. TIIMI 11 I 3. tuTS WE ·• 4. PULVIRIZIS LIAVd l 5. MULCHES TURf ~ - r We'll pay yott j~·~··~T·~RN~L~··~ou~·~j~~~t~rn~·~~~lt;~ APPLiiNa srdiE 4 AIHny 3 "'th WENREDOLDTIRES! Trade in your amall scr.een set for a. larger aet. N!~~::~"o~~~eAJ.~i'·u'oN !t~~r&WhtdwW BoSTp~ UP- Boston College iJill ln~t t)J~ Univer.slty ~ Plttsll~r~fifi in _l.obtball for the first Ume -ln 1959. The game with the Panthers will be played here on Nov. 7. B. C. «~pens its 1959 season :~gain s t Army a1. West Point, NY . - -·:-:FOREMAN ABBOTT Blackston 139 156 166 +61 Bowen 123 121 244 Abbott 125 142 151 •18 Wagner 170 1'72 193 b'aS Radford 14Q Handicap 14 10 14 Total 571 620 645 560 634 706 1900 RECONDITIONED .· , LOF* dillt1 -Pili· Hector Lop~ 2 led the fireworks I pair of circuits that help'fd' hint drl.ve 'ih SiX · rUnS While ltirry 'Simpson, Lou Sk.i.zas and -'~ 1'D racb . ehlpp.ed in wiUl , Bot) Lemon, Cleveland's star· ter, fai-led to survive the second Jni'llng. Ned Garv~r -gaYe up only ~ee bits and ·. stnieti: out nine ....,, th~ first eight innings, :t.heo weakened in tb~ ni~U1 and need·~<tnJ~~f from •VIrgn Trucks. Rt?tell Marla and Jim Busby homerfd. ~ror Cleveland. .. ~he Yankees also used home runs to good advantage in beating the. Orioles, 3-2. Mickey Mantle's ,Mn)er off Connie Johnson i-n th• ·eighth decided the C{)ntest ·afte" M ' The MXt thrM 123 165 144 432 193 1'2 1'9 ••• .. .. -.o-r Total ' 'hort. ~lngl" to lo.t I he H , 120 tAt 136 447 Drenner 138 Collins 156180 McKinney, B. 153 199 Stobart 1~ Hand•·cap 13 Total 630 706 DAVIS WARNER Sisson 173 125 Davis, W. 147 209 wee-ks a~o. Bobby cine, Will take a .Car ljl _ · ton Friday toot It Is "!'eporteit home t,ylng te .:-.;.;tch tN hit. The second better dMS thf. same- (2 bitt, 2 ouh, 0 run~o) Flti.PU.tLY TAVIRN ' · Lewis ROush, W. hfi . t.r trlp~is but ~ oyt at r;; Chesher Roush G ,f1nd. 'P oe Pi ..-, • 9~ 22'k 191f.t 19 tngton race FfLdoiy!]; '. Hii;lp r.eatqre race ¥.t arl ' . [;~~-~~ru~-,.~~o;u~t~t~o~en~,a~th~e~w~a~r~n~er~:;;;;,;;;;;~l~i~sJI~419lli70L<~37 Davill- B. l22 l~1 164. 487 wUI traYel to P : Up . B1rc>h. I .857 .857 l!'r1endly Tavern Foreman & Abbott ·Boo•ter~ IllvJa warner -f nl ' Handicap witth Ka singd!~·. Whl ditlatcdh C •kd Total , ou , enne ,- smg e anH roo- 9 SPORT CENTE• " was sa 1e on an error JS ennes;y McKinney, E. 170 t'il 'fhe secontJ game of tbi! tbreegam 1 e ser ese f2 best of 3) wil! ;_,,. P!ayed t~n i ght on th(l PomeroY diamond 1f It ean be obtained. · Jt H ''; f Rutland QOo tOo 0--I 3 1 Racine <120 104 x- 7 3 2 Butteries : Rutland, Cremeans a~d L. Dugan. R·aclne: Powell and • ' II ! IY MIL TON RICHMAN •• :UnJtH PrMt $pori• Wrlt.r ~· 'J'hose cloutini Kansu City At.hletic.s are kicking up the bli· ie.&t ra~ket in the Amerit:an Lea· :rrne today with a-n eye-popping !tOme run barra-ge >tha1'8 silencing ~ critics who wrote them off as !~ farp1 elu~ ol the YDr'/jt:ec!." - ~1 a haU g8m'e out of [irst 'itlcf: ttle Athletics actUally are beat1n1 the Yankees nt their qWn ~am,_the home run. Lou Bouil•tt~J's fj:!Oce wrecker~ have bla.sled 16 homer.s so far, the top total !!'.· the majOr ·leagues. . They •hynmed out five Wednes!b)'. n~·l)t in bur)'~n~ .t~e Cl~e_. ~ lind tnCUau, 17-6 and some skep.Uee may point to the "short -~h" ~~ A's have -Lo aim 11t in , iC'trlili,9 City, but h"Bff Or theii· homers have been hit on the . QUIZ Answff: Tha first bat· 110 110 110 330 MO !504 042 1596 scored. McComas got •his trip\'! Scoring Crook9 and Kennedy as McComaa ce.me across on a wild pitch .~me-nb later. _. . In lJie sixth Bowles . bi:d hi., second .tri~le, Nelson walked, Hennessy flied ou-t but Whitlatcl, trl(Pled ROrJnC" 'ti\fa.runs. He .~amc home hitei' on IfF- error ~fore ·ve~ _ . Blind t TGtalr ~~ne lou..hk.:.n!.~"!,:· safe as did PQt singled J.;RIL 11, 1957 Spprls Center !2~ 189 132 1M 475 141 152 168 401 110 110 110 330 . ,..h~···' i.i¥.' Results --- Ba!Umoto . ' ---- --- .----:--==~; No ~uoi"Miat your ltualnoul ft.!~~IVI'· • , nillfi CITY .LtAGU! '· rofiml~rt opened til'! BOOSTERS nn an errol", Ed Crooks wat~. McComas singled in Xennedv. Then Davis was sal• on a tleller's choiee and errqr at second base as McComas &nd Crook~ BC"ored. In ·the fifth Henneasv led qff Jim C'rPmP~n~ of Ruthn.-J oo.;on f'ine'~ twt) Prr'll"~- wnrfc,il hi! .\v.av r>d ,..,, th<> hill for thr Rt><l Devilo; ornnnrl tn lhird and came In en In HIP. fir-st of a three~nme s~r- an inril:•ld oilt. l~s rnr lhP ('flUOIV b~~Pball rhomoinn<~hi o Wl a~" Al ft{l" 9 !nst R~,_.!ne R~r\np ~rorN1 in Its hnl( of thr \\~rlnr.~ rhv 11ff rrnoon . showln'! 1our lh when w·mget.t walke4, sf.$11P. I t f t ff b ~ d -- !PConrl. anrl with two aWI'Iv, ~~fl. ~en Yo s u , ut fie wa •• e 1~ ~ - on Birch's sing!~" io left. TnP 'f'<lrnarloe.~ tn throw away anf TnrnadOfls madP abigtwlstero.fit chance or winning. In f'lH' ~fxth a~ Ct'Pmt!hns Willb-1 Rarine, came of( an tGp 7·1 al- rivf' and fannPil three-. the onlv . hit b G. . . th ou.2: h lh e wmners could find rin-g .trlmm's ~ngle to left. Cremeans for only three hits. HC fannad lO. Doug Graham got the oniy Racine's Tvan Pmvell pitehcd O~her hit off Cremf!ans, ~• ~f. • sm~lr . For Rutland, 1.. and o . Cp!CAGO llP- Middlewolgfil Chicago ~haQlpion Gene tullmcr and Su!!- Philadelphia For Tour -~ IDGU*J .GdTS· UL n Da·vls and Hlndy game with singles, Bowles was safe on at;l error, Nftson tripled Betzing clearing the sadc!l .and came •hom~ Rpss~H . h' if OJ Will''' t ' h' · 1 Blind J[j G Futlmer Eases Up, RoLinson Workihg Hard ~ ~~. ~ so•t 11\TG ' W o-. ICO~tNG 11 fishing. .. 1 Jirjh ilia. si ~~~~~. ri:; ~~~~·fif:::rn;i~J:~ J~/lt.. tiivfl,l.r., 20ft and could find absolutelv no difference in quality of There are dozens of other bits of admissable evidence in the •ixlh. add HD to one, ,< .'CIJH~lnsign: ?,Jake aU the noise vou want td wh••n I 13 To ·3 Buddy Caf' ehtbq• dlf'JV)rt diamond is still too soli. llast of Pome~ LJV, wUI open his -~ · · 1 1 ' h ·-· ·... 1.; IS un or unat~ ' e .$~1"have a goo d c11J b r!Cin, sea90n in Huntington Fri· ··..; ~-u se we 1 d ' haven ' '1 ~f,- . r:t~ght anll Qtiiirl.eston Sund- Y l u~ . ..1-' ~ar an QW" +11.011 ~e)! able to S~e t~em play ~;t f,ftern.oon with hi's No. 14, a 19lo& tord coupe. tiome yeL" , , R H t bia spent eYery nl~t Wl· MJ~eJ)!lrt ~ ~ 0--!3 ~ 1 tilKhlg midnight for the ~ast two ' ' ." '·po"s """ """ _ 3 3 •~ m<~ntjbs revising ·h is steeripJ ge•t t.riUU ~ ~ '1,11.11J 3 , ~dlepor~: BO'f"les and Hintly; and other running parU. Tile moWjlcoxen (LP), Cotter (4) ana tor stays as is, be s:~~y:;. King brolJght ., 'home about $300 i1 Duncin, $l~:ver {7), prizes last year. , , _ Francis Benedum, Tup~<> Plains .wiU thO eiiler the f LJJ_-, and Hennessy got is 3-bag.ge~ . ~~1: ~ , ,@}l1er 1957. after Jilin, but ~ob ~• .!IJ::P~ Hliht tel . ·(m~ •. Coach Bill Carrith~rs', boys ·puU~~ t Cehtt;t 70!$ the wl$ker-laden, hidden W:tl ll. .. i 1,J ~Lt W~er 706 trick, eatchiiig BowleS ofr thlrd, mfh na. •Jj~ ., Middleport· picked ~P [~Ur. t'1ff~ lll~ Yf., n tlouting A's Subdue Cleveland "':~~:~!.!i~~e. 17 6·Ya"'ks&Man·tle ID Au.eoin ~~)'H~v~~~~.·L~~~~~o~I.M •~ 4 r.e~ord in triples Jn a .rea:ul,lir 7-~ •high »chog) bascbRtll the Middleport Yellow Ja rh :~ Pomeroy's Panthers ""'ueak~d .,.,. clubbed out six of the low· ()Ut a well-played • •"•me in extra h iety and won goii'U>' away O\"_, innings Wednesaay afternoon !lre By Che ITannehiU thJ s~e Devils ~ 13-3. 2-1 over Ralph Sayre's White Fa! f .iris -thl! jadceti !'ourtb cons of Wahama to take their ~l'· i j ill • , •• • 4 /H i..~lf ond victory in four starts this oftBaseball Quiz: HOJ' can a team get 6 hits none i1 ng with· .&~t~,~~ ~~l! ~)~ no defJ!a+.-. . interrupted season . out scoring a run? fiek~~ P 1 tcfl~r Jtm powles ·had a -- Polneroy WCTU Meetin_g Held -. . Florldo IIi• .- Vcil41nclll lisil ........ ' �' • j '\ ' f.-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., April25 , 1957 ualue De Panthers Edge Wahama; Jackets Roll Hemsley Gets Double In 8th AS Key Bl0\\• 1 Witlhets Pol~ Out Reoo~d 6 Gala Slugfest to take Fuurlh · The Duuy s4mUtel SPORTS DESK Pleasant this an~nOO.fl . 'fh.t.Y ~~vt ,M Friday g~e. PriOfipal j~ believed. set in GplU- !WI Knight "id th<re have I!< ·1 Nlis .W~Q~~ay afternoon when rio home games becaUse lhe Mi l w•• !lfliiiter golni ;Cratched UJI.tjl tho 5th !~9-n_ McKeln ou.t 8: Both clubs were tied at ()..() until .. t.1• • the rourth inning when each taJNext time yoU go fi:»'-+llg and take your Httl~ li}..Q~Ster,s ged up a runner at home plate. It along don't tell them to biliih it up as soon as yOu thtpW tp was up to leading clubber Jimmy your line. They hlRY, dnd they wo~ld h8(re evety rfgbt, tell Joe Herqstey to break it up in the you to go soak Y!;)Ur 11-ead in boili,qg oil . Jast or the 8th inning. ! The rea·l plain f~ct Is that noise, he It Outboard Hemsley led off that frame with hollering, or other kids tb.rOWJ.ng rocli:s around a double to left which bounced off j the scteen. Outfielder Milt Lam- won't stop fish from ta:ktng your ure qr f>~it. bert'l attempted ~erjflte b(int was l;l4med Stroud, p,ecutlve vice presfdent Bob Lemon, Cl<~nl•nd rltht not fielded and ..fnt lor a single, hander, lost his flnt game la•t m"lhg Hemsley to third. nithl, e lopsided afdlr of 17 to , S_ T. Johnson grvupded to t~lrd 6 to th• lowly Athletics. bllletnan Charles Jl~h whd booted the ball and 'jinsley eamf bome With the win tn1 tilly. Bob oliver, the J!!ing Ptcher, w~rJt all the wa)·. ho »i :tlle' ..D fQ· Quail Hunters May Air Views At Club Meet ~ ijrigle. He if.f'- ih ·il'pubie o(lly 1!1~ .the sev.n!h, Wlqt ~ tame Well .stashed rv~r. ll,B: b~ .W.¥I-Jt.e~ three , gave up t~OtJe_s to. '!'J)c,a;npson and Kinl. lti!l Jet .three 11lqis in with the aid of ari error 'by If ennessy. Mitnw~Ue, ~~~dl!!PPrt bitten Rif;b4rd Fishing ln,tltute, 'fhO r~~ently aired his views MonUor Evlnrude Fishing Rouli~up , said: l"~rt ~avl!\i IJ!e U'1le of thelf Uv" 'Wleld>11f th< wood 10 all ~~ o!Jer:in~s ~ilco:Jii~ll and Cotter ient up. They collmed ti hits in - Ill\! ~ut t~ relriArkabl~ fe3ture -wiN that Uowlet g!>t two .t rio · Its a,_nd Nelson, Henil.es•v, M..::· ComiU and W\lill-atch on~...,each. Anotber event lh>t tit~d~ tOrigues wag was wh.ef\ Bowles le::t orr t~e th.lf!l wt)l} hitfirst trip'! "When it j:ame to the subjeft of mptors getting the for fi@'liermett faiUng tO come H.ome with a mess of \he LJ. . friendS I want tq remind )'ou huft the only way we collld WWte QtiF.s for tagging purposes in TVA waters was tb f~ns t hrough th e wake of the outboard motor where, t~ers to live M"· t o ol theQ> ti~~d r!@t bel!in4 tbe boat and then we got 'em. If we ~ouble~. Hemsley, -.f.~tt relieved USe the trick we just didn't catch White Bass ." Terry Phalin in the third, was the D K L I U winning pitcher. He and Phalln r. arl ag er, niverslty of Michigan, has this to held the Falcons to tour hits. II 'd'O~tb~ards we re put on lhth~ back of good Hem sley's pttchina: record now is e . Y ...-~:~arq~ss 10 posts 1 Q r;nidd,le of 1 and 2. for hours and hours, da..v aft(:!'r day. Then we The M€111 Co. Coon Hunters Scoring In the fourth inning ity of fishtng. At the samf! time, we had Associotion will meet Friday nlaht came when Wahama'& Oliver led no motors on them at all, and we checked thP ::~~ ~~ :!n: ~id~~- s.!nt;:nec!Jn~ ~:lk~dthc~ar~:sub~ou~hd a~;m~::k terested in the que.stlon of a hunt- Yoang. Then Leroy Darling •lngled Ina: aeason on quau sAoul~ be Oliver home. the .... Anyqnf htvl•l tO tJill bench, chair or small table, Please Hemsley tightened to hn Ralph bring them with you. It would be Clark an_d ~on Hall and then got you don't catch your creel full It's because vou aren't using the right bait or lure, or some other factor Is wrong greatly appreciated according to Larry L1evmg on a 1round ball. -~ - · Roy Armes, president. 'Three mf'n were left. Coach Dick Relton's boys tied It •R in the '""!~h when l"msley leo o!f wilh his f rst hil, a single, stole second, and came home on Bill 1- w-·1-d.-T-- .a . - T ues a... F 0-,I B' ;--- L"'oma Irst I aseoaII eries, 71 • c· remean .. Fisher'• cle.n double into tho eon· tertield parking lot. Waharna't.: Oliver and Darling each had 2 hits. Hemsley upped his aYer.age clO!er ta -500 with a doUble and a lingle while Lambert Johnson and Fisher each tallied one ~inglo. Wahama 000 100 00--1 4. 2 Pomeroy 000 100 01- 2 1:1 3 Oli~·er LPJ and Hesson; Phaltn, Hemsley (3) <WP) and Lecne. Rooms New Furnitur• FOR Fair To Good .... ~ishing Seen BAKER ~;;.. In This Section · $299.00 ~ FURNITURE COLUMBUS UP The Ohio Wlldlire Division today forecast generally fair to good fishing con ditions lot lhe wcelt end. ForecaJt for East Cenlral and Southeistetn: On The Brlghlell Comer In llllddlepilrt ~:;;:;:- T.he maJor 11lreams were high and mudcfy 11nd flahlnr: hall been rathfr poor. Best re•ulte haYe com'~ from Seneca Lake, Clouse Lakl!, Alwond, Lake Alma. Lake Hope, Uendening and Tapl:ltln. • - s· DRiVE IN TODAY Spring .Change · Over K&M SOHIO Mo ..... ICI,.. Mike MviiOft MIDDLII'OIIT._. ;~rik~~~;~~d!~;~wfnagme,th~:~tin~l~Z aM walklnl only t-wo. Racine really sewed lt op in ~. s"-nd ~~~ .,_.,. innln~ •when with one nwav Friend walf.ed, P.-.wrll was h!t by. .,. Crtmcan!l, Salser -walked, \vingcl.t forCed Friend ·a t )he plate for two outs! hut Hart and Hill walked . fore "'.It" in two runs. . Rutland got p:~rtially bark In the fourth fhen Creme-ens led oft by being safe on one or Ra · B"'saball v Dul(an both Ellds. ' By UnltM PNss Natlon~1 L"ll"" w. M!lwaukC!e L. 6 1 6 1 Brooklyn N~)Y . Yorl< llr Ray flobln~n., -who lo.~t the Cinctrnfltl Litle In Januny to Fullmtlr, todny St. Lbul! ret. ca 4 4 .1100 S 4 3 4 .429 .429 ~~~ 3 For Friday ltaf~ idnt, •tOC-k 22 20 18 24 OVEC 12 ·Hight Team Series-- Chapman, 23 30 .M• - baHitn h ~· ~,.,. 2 ..... 0 ....~,, • ~!txt J&iHtr hitl 1 ground II ..fhich hrt, a baH IN. Thli. . Rivet th, batter a ngle the runnir ~ out, M DM can ~iHance (3 oul, 6hlt., 0 run.s). ----~ ~ilsT 1S2 136 191 470 130 139 133 94 227 8 s 13 , 607 384 583 1774 341 153 29J 192 1:128 137 489 1~2 308 13 63-.;, 1970 172 470 200 556 TV SETS fiMt 4_ _ ...._,_ Buff•lo 4 HaYafll 2 Torento •• Richmond, PIMf •• rain. 118 W. Main Stre'el 1 Pbone ZOO ~ • • .. . - - - • SISto $1000 inltrled orllllflt Ia all liPeiJ l<lolnd lt'a JOOd ~ 10 Pf7 <)If Old biUo Wltb 1 p<Omp~ priv.W loon 011 . . .t\U't• mlf, IU\o ot fumltW.. -.... wodo I 111P IRYICI- PHONI I11ST 4 1 i i 0 I ' I 3 II .~11 I \1 .STS 2\\ I 0 2 2 .t e .~75 .asa ~~ .a~ \lliidneodOY'o ilowl'l: Doll'!lll or .l:hlcigo; PlNI. rila iloston 4 Wtthlntton I 10 hm., nlilot t:lty 17 "tV.(Iftd 6 ftllht Thuf1CUY'I ..... r.. Pltchierl ...ton at Waahlntton - Nhcon D-11 T' ......., 1-l. ,Dotrtll. it Chico.. - Lo•1 1-1 n W.rihmtn f.(), a!, rM:r. Kansas Cltr1• · . . If.! " " ttmt• . ¥1 HhMI 1111."'' Only F•ldty'o 110.,_. CblciM tt CitY. DetrOit !!•"'"· ., Ml.idtoi-t die sPLIT 3& ;;!ni Htoif NEW YORK UP-The Cleve land Batons. .,..i!in~f.il c,r ~~~ Arn~!can Hockey ~a·gue'! c&'lj!· ~r CUp pliyoifs, will sp1it u:p :18 per .cent of, ~he t~tal , ~lyoff ~oql ~ $58,412-~0--one ~f .the big~e~t iq years. The Rocbester Adtel'.lc~n.& split up 90 percen~ w~ile t~ ptovldence Reds g~t 19 per eeQ.t -atld the Hershey Be"arS ·g et 13 -per Cem. Cleveland's share amounts described prem· the Township of CATASTROPHE ~ Meigs ahd State WEST HARTFO!tD, cohn.- Rb· part of Section No. 8, RaJI_gt Carey has ,a "better . reason of the Ol'iiq ~~·::~rri'Ost~ •hating cats. His and bounde4 statiOri wagon was smashed on the set· when it turned over after Cf!.rey south of the· swerved to miss cat that dartt ·l into the ~Path. said rn ·· ""'~UI N_, Y•rl< . . . . MlfiOII LI:COUI RIIULTl INTIINATIONAL LIAIIUI Ctlu- I Mon-1 0 Milt lWim StEAK ROUNb SIRLOIN T-BOM& Cut ... from Swift Select Beef . CUBE STEAKS · · · -· · · · .... .. wes~ MIDDLIPOBT - lJo·.·t"e~ ' . tend . rr• n ~ "u--~·r ll~ choo~ ):ifll, · U. , . j ,&;i roor"'iX' n.. tt ~, k~~ ~ If< taking religiDus education train· .i.q.g were., ifly_il~d .tq f'~tend the ctas&e;\ ~p J4.o~du ~ ~ ~ 0 ~­ tU ~lpt~ " a="~~us- , · e 1::;ls, ~~:nf: , .. r ~ . d a Bible .•. o'ry Jl.d a number of t,be pyWis Qtferei pray€r. 1.,uoWM -irith prtyer Ji# jj ' Miss owep. .1 Visiting the t1Ush were Mtt. George Harris, Mrs. Donald I:Jauc-k, .Mrl. n;t piel 1lr(>i!IQfOp. al)jf. d~u.ghter! Nancr,. t'nl ilM~~.~ gene Bl.\cklfy p.qd ~n K .etli. Kroget.C:ut Tenderay fourth irade aha ¥J'S. ar1 M-t-9". Led Ctew and ug~ ter, Robid, Mrs. Willard Jtbersbaeb, Mrs. Clijries Persln"'er. Mr:t · Kenneth Finley and son Gtlrv Mr.s. Charles }loffman, Mrs. Don· a.ld Collin,s and Mrs. Fritz Buci:, fifth grade. l!!aer. ' . opB Lb. rods W the place of begincoatalnlftg fiftY acres be the more or Ies~. premises appralaed at p;aoo.QO and must be sold for Dot Je•'f -than two-thirds of said iPP'riUed value, and the terms of 8f,le: Cash in band on day of sale. M•Q.el L Swan. Adtninistr.atrlx of .~e Estate of Cflir~s A. GOtschall, Deee!lsed<~ 4, 11. 18, 25, .(5), 2, 5tc 700 Eist Main St. Phone -14 Pomeroy · Pomeroy, Ohio TeridE!ray Shoulder Roltlt TeHdtiNy Eng~ish Rbast - ... • 8allarcl or ~lilit.i.l! • • '' o;.~i~i . ' , •· . _Cane Stagar . ;. • .1, • ; ... . - . • Lli~ 49. .. . . - U,.49¢ .......... 11L -~-- I ' T41nder 10 timii out j f 101 aeeUon llne; thence nQrth ,"~oM'!J.Ut' our Serylee" · · .. · · · · -- 81Jc 1&. ."·. MAIN ~IMONS MARKEt 8T. PRONE SH-Ii POMDOY YOUNG'S MA.lKif . SP~E:IAL 8 0 to $22,196.67. 4ci!IY IHtiiOci ana Operated ; ' • ~e~i.t.Sj)tedd ' lnd.··· ·•.of-~i!L•vl \h• , . t. H.. SANBOlN ' . ' ' ~w ' "' JIWILRY STORE • •" • . ' In .; MltldltlpGrt Mtinday, 'l'lleidiy w.aa~. nmotit il iiJii. 10 i fl.m. FtJIIt, s•t~~raat . • ' Ctiri - . 1ll&t . ..., .. . ~ 211.. foafi61• . iii. l .t a.m. to' H . T0111ll• Jj!lte · · · · ·· ·· · · · · · · · ·· · · · · · z ... ,.. oz. cans 55e ,..,.,.ltiw ··························:· i i•.J• 65c Porn· ··,". .' ·; UIIilif <~1•~• ~lnee JaN~• . hooi ' lrocer Ellfow Macaroni. · · · · · ···· · · ·· · · · ··"··· ·· · ·· 2 .- 21 oi. pkgs; ~'' Pkg. ~jir .. . · : Gtrus Salad · · · · ·· · ·· ··· ··· ··· · · · ··· 2 No. 303 Cans 47e J;V!IpOI'I~; , ~oget·MIIi ..•. .. ct.evNitt ,,...., are . . , to . . tlio 111Ut.i ~I · Look &I llle way dl~y';f ~in tdfietMr. Fianj.,, ..ii.S. iuj~nalol!l< ol) ~~~ •'l'lll"'"'n\1 .•11' buill lh lhrn1 011 itie reltrltlets beathtl of a toa.a. touah onmic visibility. LQot at Chevy's . -law> ton pickup tl>at Inches in leqthl ' ' measom a lull 9B weiaJu truck mcqb, aad many mld~-iihb , .... Wjlll itaiid- vs·,-.. ·· ard equipment Llahl-duty loll! f•llt~te· lhlo 'IAitSt e41tloo of Ule 1avfu&list - . Only franchised ~ !!, :And lOok ai Clievj.'s Uhe-up of auper-etftcien1V8'sand6'1.AII)Ieavy. schedule. l-04?k al ~he ..,t.t)' ~cJ _c on~~le~e fellY.!" .. ~ c~~n; Tfiey'r< roonly, soft .ri<ll!lf; .m'vo fiOt Hiah•UVil vetitii&IIO'o •nl ~'no model-new h!Jh-oapaell)l 6-cylinder ensines in the bistoJy of ibt trUck ihduatijllliJh-perfonnance Vfl"p(Jwer is optional at extra cost in See Yo~tr Authotized Chevrolet Deal"er ICe cr.am ·· · ·· ··· · · · ·· ·· ······ · · ···· · · · · ·· · !1 GaL 75t ······· ·········· ········· ·· 6 bll titi18t Ubby '\ \ ~b~y Gllldtl'i C•rt• -.. -- ·.... · -·-.. ··.. -· 2 - ••· ~os tjtns t9c . ., ' SweM Peas · · · · · · · ··· · · · ·· ·· ;· · · ·· · 2 No. 303 Cans 39c L_lbby Jutee VIm ................. ,........... . .. ,. 46 oz. can 29c Stop by aDd tall: it over Willi Y.,r Chevrolet dealer. He'D llhbW you a IPodel tbaf, U•p up ,t o !lie latest jn enJbteerin advln.ccments; a ttuck that wilt tay ud save oa any job you care to namel , · . . Cl&e,t~rolet deoler. p.>antly Club t, HabtweiJhl haul.,._ oliM at Clenl•ncf, .nl1ht Washington et leltlmore, night · ,. HatiWare and Ftihiuul-e RIZER OIL CO. 3 Y•ll.< s ,,altlmon 2 W e " wlnnln~ ~ . lathner's Galloh $4.29 ab4 .• Westrum ·t to tcO.h Middleport,~ No. !D. White Outside ·Paint .aoo .714 .... DetroK , Cl;evelancl .rlJll Momliabid Aflemooa i'bon~ 8222 , ''"""'?· W• L. Pel. Ill CleYeland I(JMIII McMastet p~~!. !'.! ...':!~ ~nd are :CMlllllCAN1:1AGU- N~ L"""ol Notice "'"~ ::-?--- .... Mij~~t.: ~lf~..,otl; nl.hl · •.. l!fonsTbAttend I ond with tho run that gave relijl ru.n ip • l-3 v!Olory over pitcher 1ke Dola<k of the J\t4 GUnt.. · Wier aM ,...--:::··· " · ~epending on stte, for every i rccappable tire you bring us! - - """"•':!1_,.,.. .I . Bolton W11hlnaton 1 · ~ .... Ta.. ' Exemplar Chapter lowin, officers were elected who will take office in September. Leo Crew, pre1ideoL; Mn. W. R. Cit... penter, vit;~ prealdpnt; Mn. Llo)'d Moore . ~eeretiry •rtd M.rt. Ha,rman '"Th< 1\'•aobr Nltht 'l""'oored 1>y the Barnlb., trusurer. It wu aareed to Come Double Cla11 yas obierved uncel 1ll meetlnp until Septem· Bainmah.er", 1 pt.J to i>e a1ven at Tu.e14ir evepln& at the United ber i.Jith the exeePtlCln of a JUJn.. Ohio OdlYeflit)' .b y tbe Summft' Methl)cUit Church, preeidlna thu meJ pit!nlc. Tbeittr Group on May 17 when qumet:b• eoot'erence . tllt!l Exem~tlir ctupter of Beta li.JCONT--.,.-,.,TG-1-.,-Dv-AN-:,Cl Dr. IUebard Bauer, dlatrtet IUP" ma Phi 10rorlt.y met tbi• palt wett erlntead~t ot Porumouth was 1 N'APL£8, I~J~ , UP- tlugh Ste- at the home of Ruby Baer. JUett ind PJ?Yer wa1 ,:lven b:J the wut Of Puadena Calif.. al\d Uei~n AdlnlJ, v.ettdellt, waa In Rev~ ~~~be Brown. ~ tAbie• ,Wimbledon champion Ltw ltoad eharae of tbe meettna and it wat were deCOrate« wltb .arraflleJPePtl of Au1trali1 ~ntinl.lfd their a!!- annoUDced tbat Founders' Day IPrina: fiOW8llln4 h~1Jet for v·ance .tn_tbe ~pples lrtternplion&l wpuJd be ol;tf_ei'Y~>d by ~e~lar evealift ...~te '!d. VI. ll Clr- tenai.s tjhl.r~fllt W~dtlfi41)' . Ch•pier ond 9~1~ 1111 Plit ~p­ penter, ltri. C. E. -'!lalc-ellee, Mn. Stewart llownfd .G. Mitiicdl'l~ Qf Ier wllb i ll!n.Wr it die Sj!OrlaOIIB ~1:,\ft. Porotncer ~n4 !:to. T. A )ta)y, 8-2, ~1, while Hood et~n{ I~ Alheils. 'filer lltl> yoted to •• ti!ted PUriclo "floctriau.ez of c 1fieo 11ot In pl~~l'll o)..,. id fOr t!>e Follooriala the · dinner o *hott 6:-4, 8-4, Gerry .Moil of J41 m-. c.n~r comPatih 1o local buitfteii ~iMIOn wi.e htl4 bY tbe Be1ctt. Fla., was eJiminated by 'l"b_! cUltural Proinnf waa ptecllsi with c. E. ruatestee P.reti· "'leal Gibson cf Austfalil., 4-8, 7~. Noted by Mn. Clariee KtaU\tfr, dt!nl, ptesi4inJi. It •wat Voteil to 8-1. whate toplt wu •'TJibtr, Settlap ptircbii6 a ron cl tfbie paper fOr the· ebureh dlit.ltlj room. Tb~ report 0( .ibe UGminltiDJ Mra. Sox a 4-3 dedsion over the Sen!)Mrs. Ewln&, preddent, preaided ton. Ted W\llla~ru~ tied t~e acore over the m.eeUn& wbleb op,eaed. In the ei~ with blt thlrd ·home with a prayer p!)eriL b)' lila EJUa. run or the .Ieason of( loser P:ob beth Duffy. "Guldlnl the Clplelden 11 l'"ha~ale11. wat the them~ of Jhe devot&onal Tfte- •Delroit-Chic&IO game wa1 &ervlce p~nted by Mra. Lenl postponed by rain. Huber. Mn. Daisy Jup8r, flOWer Set N. L. Record and mi R,<~Ion chairman, r!tported A tbrce-run tripte by rookie Ed that a ~X Of uied Cbr).tltm.ia ~ards BOuchee followed by a two-run were &ent ·to Ah:entlilt S. A. to bOmei- orr the bat or anot~ o r be used In Children'• HoiP.it~• rookie, Bob Bowman, hlgbUgtited and alsO • 1i:Ol of can~eUed 8tiU)lP8 a seveu-rdn sixth inoina: that ~ave were senl tq fLyatrlllia to be 110)4 the Phillie 5 ap 8·' vi~to, ov ~ .. and the ~roceeds used for · tU the Pi.rates. Bob Friend Waa t'hR care 9t lepers. . victim of both those blowa a'l,Cl The proje1ct or maldnt Sturn~ stan Lopwta iUo homered oU re Socks tor the Vetera_ns Hosp~ial a"t u~y~r. Dick tfall. SoutJ:I-paw CUrt Sa~du1ky w:as chOfe.n by t~ local 'stmmona wa.s .the winner 3 : Umon. An mformahve artlclf w11 though requirine heiH . rfom D ' l read bY ~Iss Duffy on "Temp~r­ Cardwell a-nd BOb ~ifl.er. . ance" 'fblch was written by Get. the Cindllh3ti Re<llegs aljio aid Kennedy, _area bishop of the came up with • SevFo·run ln'ning Southern California Meth,o~lll in defeatiftg the Chlcl\io tubs, 9- Co~fetence and newly ~lettedi'W•En•.;!II!\1R~-!1q. 5 bUt they did it the hard way president of the CaUfornla Tefn· with only one hit. perance Federation. . . They set .i National Lea~\11':; . Governor WUUam C. O'Ne.lJI is-lllleh•ad reCord by drawing nine .walks .i, sued a proclamation declaring the thei seven-run fitth r r of tbe week of April 22-~ as Youth r . • ou Temperanee Educahon Week. JPWQllc:S .fPt'CUJg ill[yrjS- ~r Mo~ the proclamatiOn it Wu 8Uiitstt4 Drabows.k~ walk~il tour In a row that a prOiJ"am or educaUo~ .~ tM ~~~1;~:.1 Jackie Colhtm ~telded three of da"nw;ers In the use of al~oAAl 'ar_W t:t~e pnne~ and Brosnan two. narcotics be inst1_gate4 tor: ~K:.· ~e~ Bob Thurm~a -hotnered for the cfit of every one. -uri{d aU Redlegs while Ji~ Bo!Jer, Cal citizens to Interest then1Rlve 1 I.D Neeman and ·Ertlle Banks ,con- the c~use. neeted tor ChieuJo.- Joe Naubnlt, A disCUSBion oil . ".f imPefinie who plt~hed _ thf !]rst seven inn· Le,jla:I,lion" w•s led bJI"•It:•·!..Ewolngs, was th:e wlb.ner. lh~ lifter whicH Mts .. deb:tge it. D_~l Cra~ll's . qini.h ,)nning Parker life a re~llFc" lo~ homer ~If JWll .Sc-hmtcit eave Ufe· .,F~. ~eJ!"-.tJ! · th the Braves t eLr ~th vidGri'r· ln iuttY b601i, "The Ca sev~fl starts, an ~-T triumph OVJr For Abttinen~." • the Cardinals. \Joe Adcock, Hank During the 11ocial hour refi'HhAaron and .j:dd\e Mathews al" monts were aervH~~ h..teu lmm~red tOt ,i6j Br.,163 Wtllte IJ'QID -• table ~t~ ~ U11: Itt arDel Erlt»s .conne¢td~t9r st., ~P1P rifiiftD~~.r -l,Jt.~ ~ itt I ' ecmmlltH wu Ji"t'f!ft 1nd tbe fot- United MethOdist Church_,Cioss El,ds Officers EACH •t Chloon.. New York Kmaa City ........... hit a twu-run homer $3400" .•beaause tb.egre · a' sa . ~wl.h.:IO!powu ,_ .lllOW'tft, Yogi Berta w·. In tbe firsi inning. Bob :Grim "'J)icked up -th~ victory art~r re· llevln'l". Art ·Dttmar in thf e1ghth. A passed ball ~l .Tackte Jensen's lOth Inning .!lin· FnaJ;rled ~e DOOg ile scored Billy F.laus from se~ whlt prov~d to pe AS MUCH A$ ' l:.lr'~ ~ 'rn""h, nllht tiUalnolf Ia ..... bulldt . . """"' l.ut..t.-.e11.inc me* :S:!!l~::;:::::::::::::::::~::~:;;;;::;:;:;;:-5::!;:;;:!;:;:5 . ' "811\fH•niPtOri s ~ ,,29 2 S .286 4 opened the.ir finllli week of train- Pltbburgll 2 1r .2M 4\\ ing for -lheir Mny 1 title re-match . W,.td"esday's Raaults at the Chica,o Stadium. Mllwa~'0.. I ii. .,..,, 7 Fullmer relaxed a(ter a medi- lrooldyn 4, Nrir York I night cal 'i'hcCkltf>, ,b~t Robinson rc- Phii••Iohlo • "~h s "'"" mmed hl.t tralnlna. sparring a CIMhanetl 9 Chl.. oo S jotoht Tlwn4ty'o P,..,.bl• Pltctwn few rounds. Fullmer wu ex.pe<'t · Chit•• Clntirinetl - KattH •d to flnlab hU ilPirrliig Sah.u ~u,..eln o-t. day, . - t•rk~~ '' lilin nllihfI!Oib lflhtero art "'" the 160pou'nd w~l1ht limit for · batlle Only 'o · '~- 1.0. Fu11mer ~tale• Hl7 llit)io \'t ' ot , ,...~. !'lit. o.o .. I, MOWS SS . · 2. TIIMI 11 I 3. tuTS WE ·• 4. PULVIRIZIS LIAVd l 5. MULCHES TURf ~ - r We'll pay yott j~·~··~T·~RN~L~··~ou~·~j~~~t~rn~·~~~lt;~ APPLiiNa srdiE 4 AIHny 3 "'th WENREDOLDTIRES! Trade in your amall scr.een set for a. larger aet. N!~~::~"o~~~eAJ.~i'·u'oN !t~~r&WhtdwW BoSTp~ UP- Boston College iJill ln~t t)J~ Univer.slty ~ Plttsll~r~fifi in _l.obtball for the first Ume -ln 1959. The game with the Panthers will be played here on Nov. 7. B. C. «~pens its 1959 season :~gain s t Army a1. West Point, NY . - -·:-:FOREMAN ABBOTT Blackston 139 156 166 +61 Bowen 123 121 244 Abbott 125 142 151 •18 Wagner 170 1'72 193 b'aS Radford 14Q Handicap 14 10 14 Total 571 620 645 560 634 706 1900 RECONDITIONED .· , LOF* dillt1 -Pili· Hector Lop~ 2 led the fireworks I pair of circuits that help'fd' hint drl.ve 'ih SiX · rUnS While ltirry 'Simpson, Lou Sk.i.zas and -'~ 1'D racb . ehlpp.ed in wiUl , Bot) Lemon, Cleveland's star· ter, fai-led to survive the second Jni'llng. Ned Garv~r -gaYe up only ~ee bits and ·. stnieti: out nine ....,, th~ first eight innings, :t.heo weakened in tb~ ni~U1 and need·~<tnJ~~f from •VIrgn Trucks. Rt?tell Marla and Jim Busby homerfd. ~ror Cleveland. .. ~he Yankees also used home runs to good advantage in beating the. Orioles, 3-2. Mickey Mantle's ,Mn)er off Connie Johnson i-n th• ·eighth decided the C{)ntest ·afte" M ' The MXt thrM 123 165 144 432 193 1'2 1'9 ••• .. .. -.o-r Total ' 'hort. ~lngl" to lo.t I he H , 120 tAt 136 447 Drenner 138 Collins 156180 McKinney, B. 153 199 Stobart 1~ Hand•·cap 13 Total 630 706 DAVIS WARNER Sisson 173 125 Davis, W. 147 209 wee-ks a~o. Bobby cine, Will take a .Car ljl _ · ton Friday toot It Is "!'eporteit home t,ylng te .:-.;.;tch tN hit. The second better dMS thf. same- (2 bitt, 2 ouh, 0 run~o) Flti.PU.tLY TAVIRN ' · Lewis ROush, W. hfi . t.r trlp~is but ~ oyt at r;; Chesher Roush G ,f1nd. 'P oe Pi ..-, • 9~ 22'k 191f.t 19 tngton race FfLdoiy!]; '. Hii;lp r.eatqre race ¥.t arl ' . [;~~-~~ru~-,.~~o;u~t~t~o~en~,a~th~e~w~a~r~n~er~:;;;;,;;;;;~l~i~sJI~419lli70L<~37 Davill- B. l22 l~1 164. 487 wUI traYel to P : Up . B1rc>h. I .857 .857 l!'r1endly Tavern Foreman & Abbott ·Boo•ter~ IllvJa warner -f nl ' Handicap witth Ka singd!~·. Whl ditlatcdh C •kd Total , ou , enne ,- smg e anH roo- 9 SPORT CENTE• " was sa 1e on an error JS ennes;y McKinney, E. 170 t'il 'fhe secontJ game of tbi! tbreegam 1 e ser ese f2 best of 3) wil! ;_,,. P!ayed t~n i ght on th(l PomeroY diamond 1f It ean be obtained. · Jt H ''; f Rutland QOo tOo 0--I 3 1 Racine <120 104 x- 7 3 2 Butteries : Rutland, Cremeans a~d L. Dugan. R·aclne: Powell and • ' II ! IY MIL TON RICHMAN •• :UnJtH PrMt $pori• Wrlt.r ~· 'J'hose cloutini Kansu City At.hletic.s are kicking up the bli· ie.&t ra~ket in the Amerit:an Lea· :rrne today with a-n eye-popping !tOme run barra-ge >tha1'8 silencing ~ critics who wrote them off as !~ farp1 elu~ ol the YDr'/jt:ec!." - ~1 a haU g8m'e out of [irst 'itlcf: ttle Athletics actUally are beat1n1 the Yankees nt their qWn ~am,_the home run. Lou Bouil•tt~J's fj:!Oce wrecker~ have bla.sled 16 homer.s so far, the top total !!'.· the majOr ·leagues. . They •hynmed out five Wednes!b)'. n~·l)t in bur)'~n~ .t~e Cl~e_. ~ lind tnCUau, 17-6 and some skep.Uee may point to the "short -~h" ~~ A's have -Lo aim 11t in , iC'trlili,9 City, but h"Bff Or theii· homers have been hit on the . QUIZ Answff: Tha first bat· 110 110 110 330 MO !504 042 1596 scored. McComas got •his trip\'! Scoring Crook9 and Kennedy as McComaa ce.me across on a wild pitch .~me-nb later. _. . In lJie sixth Bowles . bi:d hi., second .tri~le, Nelson walked, Hennessy flied ou-t but Whitlatcl, trl(Pled ROrJnC" 'ti\fa.runs. He .~amc home hitei' on IfF- error ~fore ·ve~ _ . Blind t TGtalr ~~ne lou..hk.:.n!.~"!,:· safe as did PQt singled J.;RIL 11, 1957 Spprls Center !2~ 189 132 1M 475 141 152 168 401 110 110 110 330 . ,..h~···' i.i¥.' Results --- Ba!Umoto . ' ---- --- .----:--==~; No ~uoi"Miat your ltualnoul ft.!~~IVI'· • , nillfi CITY .LtAGU! '· rofiml~rt opened til'! BOOSTERS nn an errol", Ed Crooks wat~. McComas singled in Xennedv. Then Davis was sal• on a tleller's choiee and errqr at second base as McComas &nd Crook~ BC"ored. In ·the fifth Henneasv led qff Jim C'rPmP~n~ of Ruthn.-J oo.;on f'ine'~ twt) Prr'll"~- wnrfc,il hi! .\v.av r>d ,..,, th<> hill for thr Rt><l Devilo; ornnnrl tn lhird and came In en In HIP. fir-st of a three~nme s~r- an inril:•ld oilt. l~s rnr lhP ('flUOIV b~~Pball rhomoinn<~hi o Wl a~" Al ft{l" 9 !nst R~,_.!ne R~r\np ~rorN1 in Its hnl( of thr \\~rlnr.~ rhv 11ff rrnoon . showln'! 1our lh when w·mget.t walke4, sf.$11P. I t f t ff b ~ d -- !PConrl. anrl with two aWI'Iv, ~~fl. ~en Yo s u , ut fie wa •• e 1~ ~ - on Birch's sing!~" io left. TnP 'f'<lrnarloe.~ tn throw away anf TnrnadOfls madP abigtwlstero.fit chance or winning. In f'lH' ~fxth a~ Ct'Pmt!hns Willb-1 Rarine, came of( an tGp 7·1 al- rivf' and fannPil three-. the onlv . hit b G. . . th ou.2: h lh e wmners could find rin-g .trlmm's ~ngle to left. Cremeans for only three hits. HC fannad lO. Doug Graham got the oniy Racine's Tvan Pmvell pitehcd O~her hit off Cremf!ans, ~• ~f. • sm~lr . For Rutland, 1.. and o . Cp!CAGO llP- Middlewolgfil Chicago ~haQlpion Gene tullmcr and Su!!- Philadelphia For Tour -~ IDGU*J .GdTS· UL n Da·vls and Hlndy game with singles, Bowles was safe on at;l error, Nftson tripled Betzing clearing the sadc!l .and came •hom~ Rpss~H . h' if OJ Will''' t ' h' · 1 Blind J[j G Futlmer Eases Up, RoLinson Workihg Hard ~ ~~. ~ so•t 11\TG ' W o-. ICO~tNG 11 fishing. .. 1 Jirjh ilia. si ~~~~~. ri:; ~~~~·fif:::rn;i~J:~ J~/lt.. tiivfl,l.r., 20ft and could find absolutelv no difference in quality of There are dozens of other bits of admissable evidence in the •ixlh. add HD to one, ,< .'CIJH~lnsign: ?,Jake aU the noise vou want td wh••n I 13 To ·3 Buddy Caf' ehtbq• dlf'JV)rt diamond is still too soli. llast of Pome~ LJV, wUI open his -~ · · 1 1 ' h ·-· ·... 1.; IS un or unat~ ' e .$~1"have a goo d c11J b r!Cin, sea90n in Huntington Fri· ··..; ~-u se we 1 d ' haven ' '1 ~f,- . r:t~ght anll Qtiiirl.eston Sund- Y l u~ . ..1-' ~ar an QW" +11.011 ~e)! able to S~e t~em play ~;t f,ftern.oon with hi's No. 14, a 19lo& tord coupe. tiome yeL" , , R H t bia spent eYery nl~t Wl· MJ~eJ)!lrt ~ ~ 0--!3 ~ 1 tilKhlg midnight for the ~ast two ' ' ." '·po"s """ """ _ 3 3 •~ m<~ntjbs revising ·h is steeripJ ge•t t.riUU ~ ~ '1,11.11J 3 , ~dlepor~: BO'f"les and Hintly; and other running parU. Tile moWjlcoxen (LP), Cotter (4) ana tor stays as is, be s:~~y:;. King brolJght ., 'home about $300 i1 Duncin, $l~:ver {7), prizes last year. , , _ Francis Benedum, Tup~<> Plains .wiU thO eiiler the f LJJ_-, and Hennessy got is 3-bag.ge~ . ~~1: ~ , ,@}l1er 1957. after Jilin, but ~ob ~• .!IJ::P~ Hliht tel . ·(m~ •. Coach Bill Carrith~rs', boys ·puU~~ t Cehtt;t 70!$ the wl$ker-laden, hidden W:tl ll. .. i 1,J ~Lt W~er 706 trick, eatchiiig BowleS ofr thlrd, mfh na. •Jj~ ., Middleport· picked ~P [~Ur. t'1ff~ lll~ Yf., n tlouting A's Subdue Cleveland "':~~:~!.!i~~e. 17 6·Ya"'ks&Man·tle ID Au.eoin ~~)'H~v~~~~.·L~~~~~o~I.M •~ 4 r.e~ord in triples Jn a .rea:ul,lir 7-~ •high »chog) bascbRtll the Middleport Yellow Ja rh :~ Pomeroy's Panthers ""'ueak~d .,.,. clubbed out six of the low· ()Ut a well-played • •"•me in extra h iety and won goii'U>' away O\"_, innings Wednesaay afternoon !lre By Che ITannehiU thJ s~e Devils ~ 13-3. 2-1 over Ralph Sayre's White Fa! f .iris -thl! jadceti !'ourtb cons of Wahama to take their ~l'· i j ill • , •• • 4 /H i..~lf ond victory in four starts this oftBaseball Quiz: HOJ' can a team get 6 hits none i1 ng with· .&~t~,~~ ~~l! ~)~ no defJ!a+.-. . interrupted season . out scoring a run? fiek~~ P 1 tcfl~r Jtm powles ·had a -- Polneroy WCTU Meetin_g Held -. . Florldo IIi• .- Vcil41nclll lisil ........ ' �• Olin Mathieson - ' 6-Pally sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport , 0 ., April 25, 1957 NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS STATE OF OHIO DEPARTMENT OF Hl~lo:IWAYS ,;;;;;-=======·---== -----FOR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLJil RESULTS WANT ADS PHONE 398 RATES 2 cent.a per word. one lnstrtlon. Mlnlmum charae 50<:.--.f cents per word for tbree consecutive insertions. Speelal- One montb for 25 centa per word. Full rate of 2 cents per wo~d will be charged for advertising if not paid for before the l~th of each month following lnsertiOil . Errera ln AdvertlsinK-Should be reported immediately. The D11Uy Sentinel .,...ill not be respomsible for more than ooe incor- red lnsertion. Card of Thanb and Speelai Notices of Events $1.00. Obituarir.s publiahed at 1 cent per word. (I) Notices Help Wanted (17) IT'S EASY TO tO help wit·h l!UUSCWorl( BUY - SELL - RENT - .I.AOY live-in . Phone RJd nc 3092 find employment - hire 4-23-:lte or rlnd a lost item through - - --- ------,---'fbe Daily Sentin·•l WANT WANTEJJ- G.rJ UI·:OW. c!ct~n . l: onl! ~ t. willing Lo wurk a., WJ!Jlre ~!oo . ADS. Don'! put It off No others n('(:d a 1)p ly . Writ · Call 398 Today - An Ad in B ox Gt:i8· C, e/ o D<lily Se nt inel . lllls column Pom('roy, () _ 4-23 ·3\ l ~~----- - - GETS RESULTS WANTED ~- H;~hy J anet Siller. M ~.~un Surface, Cily, 3-5564. SPruce 4 24 6tc ~-- - -- ~~--c-c- -,."1 ooJiTYoUKNOw? TRUCK DRIVER ~ Settled sober man for trash truck. Cil ll 518·M. Baker'l WI!! give JOU the belt trade on furnttun or appllan· M U eea. 4 24 3tc --,:----~ (20)Business Services HUM MAGE- SALE, Pomeroy BC!th· QUICK SEHVlCE on Wat~eh r.e" pamng h)l Factory Trained any ('burch basement. April 26 watchmaker, COL.LINS JEW.& a nd 27, Jo''ridlly & Saturday. LERS, Pl)mP.l-oy. 1-3-tl 4 25 3lc - RADJO &t Tf;LEVISION SERVICE, '18bl Auto Services l'hon"" ::Jo, Cleland Appliance Store, hd W. Main St., Pomeror a. u. ItA WLlt<lGS so~s co. - z• 2-23-tf hoW' "\'reeker Service. Day Phone 6221. Niant Phone e TERMITES EXTERMINATED 11039-X. DODGE - .PLYMOUTH For fr ee In spection phone 383·M, Gilmore Supply Store , PQmeroy. DEALi'.RS 3 8 tt Ail work gua ranteed. Fully in· 18) .Auto Soles sured . VauglJ<~n's Industrialnnd Rcsidcntlnl 1'rrmitc Cunlrol Service, St. Marys, W. Va . 4 9 tf SEE BILL CHILDS lor the BEST used car value s. 3·30 ·1 mo c LAWN MOWEitS than \t,OOD Pomeroy. h yd1·~ m1tic, one can rut lo~al Blactlnar's, Pomoro)'. l owne · 4-25·U!.e 1955 FORD V8 Ranch Wagon . $l ,70ft.OO. Fordamallc drive, pric· ed below book. ori11inal llg)lt blue finis·h. 8\aeltnar' s, Pomeroy. 4 21i 6Lc 19!14 BUICK Special 2 dr. Sedan . $1.498. Orit1inal Ught green with white top. We 've 1eniced Rinc c new. Blaettnar's, Pomeroy. ,-,-::-::-:-c--=:--::-=;:-::- - 4 2~ 61c -- UHJ4 PONTlA C Dlx . 8 c;yl. 4 dr. Sedan. $1 ,295. Hydramall c, ex. ceptlonal in every 'way. Blaeu. oar's, Pomeroy. 4 20 6tc 1953 PLYMOUTH Belvedere Hard Top Cpe. S8811. Like new two tope a:recn (!nlah. Blaettnar's, Pomeroy . 4 25 6tc -191 north of No •. 7. milca. Bla l:lltnur ',o; . " 4·25·6 ll' -·-Jg"" Oldsmobile -Hoiid· ay Cpc $2105.00. Low milelllle, . ForScie on shnrpl' lled fJetor .v appro\'l)d machines. Leonurd's Lawn Mower Shop, 1 mile 1956 VII Old ~nHi hil c, 4 dr. Scdo~n $2495.00 Hydram<~li\: drive, 1<' ::..; t.:hc~ter 011 ~ Stule Houle 4 24 6tc 120 Bl Insurance -- STATE HIGHWAY PURCHASING OFFICE Legal Copy No. 57-212 Scakrt proposals will be re. was accompanied home by bia mo. the bride and groom will have 1 ce i\·Cd from prequalified bidders ther, Mrs. E\'elyn Lewls, who will honey-moon trip to New Mexico at !he State IJil(hway Purchasi ng attend the weddi.ng and reception before leaving f-:Jr a vlait with hi& Office , Room BUR. Ohio Depart- ror his slster·ln-law, Martha Caro· relatives In Italy, mrnl Bld g., 65 S. Front St., Colum- lyn Veazey, at the Charleston Cath· Miss Veazey graduated from bus, Ohio . un t il 11 :00 A. M. , Ohio edral at 10:30 a. m. Saturday. Charleston Catholic High School Easter :1 Standard Time, Monda)' , Miss Veazey, daughter of_Mr. and and Is employed in the Safety Dl· \!ay 13. 1957, for furnbhlng all Mrs. Louis A. Veazey. Piedmont vision of Imiustrtal Rela.tlons De· serv ices . l:l bor, material and equip· Road, is marrying Rudolph Lidano partment or Carbide and Carbon ml'nl nrrr-ssary to apply (l::lllumin- Di . ~rapano, son of Mr. and Mrs. Plant. She is secretary of the Wil. ou s mOJ I!•ria l SC-l) at the rate of Lu1g1 Di Trapano, Kanawha Boule. liam Morris Chapter, Daughters of 0.25 I<> o .:-10 gal. per ~S q . yd. and ag- ... ard. . , the American Revolution, and is a grc gall· to he furni.<; h cd and spread The reception for fiVe hundred 1 direct descendent of-WilliiUJ) Mor· fnr covrr im mediately after the ris, pioneer iettter of W'eat Vir· PUBLIC AUCTION <.~ ppli ca tio n of SC-1 at the rate of ginia HpiJI"Ol<imatcly B to 10 lbs. per sq. April 27 Sh e- wa.s !I pa1e at t.he Con tln· S. tu~oy, ..., yd. on various routes and sections At 12:30_P. M. ental Con11reaa of the DAR in in Ga llia and Meigs Counties. .543 N. 2nd Av' Waahington, D. c. and Ia a mem· Approximatt'ly 37.78 miles, varMlcfdt.port, Ohio ber of Beta pisrna Pbl rorority, the ious widths. Household furniture including the Catholic Youth Club, Carbide Girls Compl eti on dat e: June 15, 19M. following: Ga.! range, gaa heater Chorus and the Sodality of B. V. M. The bidder mu st s uhn1it with his tables, silver, lamps, touter,, ,anMr. Di Trapano ls 11. vaduate of hid a ccrtifieC. check in the amount Uques, glider,, .Iou~~:a:~ chain, Notre Dame where be received a uf $80U.OO . davenport. 2 p1eee hvmg room T he minimum wage to be paid suite, • piece oecuonat uvtng to all !Jhor employed on this con· room suite, rugs, radio, radio & tract ,.;hall be in accordance' with record pl:~yer, dlshea, 111rden fhe Schedule of Prevailing Hourly tools. Many itemR to numerous Wage Hate;; Ascertained and De. to mentloil termiued by the Department of TERMS : Cash in hand on day of Industrial Relation!! appli·:iible to sale. Not responsible for aeti· 1 ~he State HiMhway Department .Im dents. Ross Cox, Owner Brownit 1 provements in accordance wJth Brownie Wooda, Auctioneer. Sec. 4113.03, 4115.04 . 41 1:1.01.'1, 411~. (4) 20, 24, 23, 3tc 1 06 and 4115.07 of the Re.,.ised Code of Ohio. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Before issuing a purchase order STATE OF OHIO the successful bidder will be re 'OEP.ARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS quired to furni.~ h hond in an STATE HIGHWAY PURCHASING amount equal to one hal! of the OFFICE cost ol fhe work. Letal Copy No. 57·208 Prcqualifi cation : Bidders must Sealed proposals will be recelv· npply for prcqualification with the ed from prequa!Hied bidders at Deparlnwnl nl IC'ast 10 days before th,c State Highway Purchasing Qf. the 1latc ~ct to open bids. lnfoL'· flee, Room 1308, Ohio Departments mation pertaining thereto, and pre- Bldg., Columbus, Ohio, Ufltll 11:00 qualifying blanks may be obtained a. m., Ohio Eastern Standard Time [rom the H~hway ~Cre dit Examln· Monday , May 13, 1957, for furnls'h. er, Room D67·E, Ohio Departments ing all services, labor, mater:lal . and equipment necessary to apply Bldg., Co l um hu ~. Ohio. llirhling furm ~ will be forwarded {bituminous materlal SC·l) at the from the Purchasing Office upon rate of approximately 0.25 to 0.30 request. gal per sq. yd., and !lggregate to The Dircdor reserves the right be furnished and spread for cove-r to rej ect a'ly and all bids Bnd tu Immediately after the application waive techp iea lities. of SC· l al the rate of approximate· GPorge J . Thormyer, ly ft to 10 lbs. per sq. yd., on VIU'· Acting Di rect or oi Highways lous rou tes and sections in Athens, (4) 2!), (1, ), 2, 2tc MeigS', and Vinton Counties. .... \ •. "' Apjlroxima4!lV , 50.92 miles., vwr. f " .....::;::;:"" ious width~. v · , J'Or Rtnt - Bxtenaton t.dden, __ ...... ...... 1 aTIONWIIp. ,......_ ..... ,_c.. Ill L ....... II, ' ·ror 4 23 7t c "II • lllit!trlc wallpaper tteam•r,ii··~ Cllni.OD f'la.ber, Mld· 41•""· I'lL , twill- X u.s Ill - .... ........ ,.~t~ntrov, Ohle (J On It, :U. C:•ll wm. on...r, J11mbo ••• _. GoiHn Ripe . PotatoChips· .......... -·---·· . - .. s.9c .., .. 11 •. . Bananas .. - · · -· .... · --- -.. - 21bs. 25c Bol~gna · · · · · ·· · · · --· -----· · · · · · · -3 lbs. 89e; BONEY'S FRONT STREET' MARKET I Sa-~'e Po"'.~oy Phone 44•X W, Main Sl ' at Jl&P! . , FULTON THOMPSON Pomeroy ment11 Bldg., Columbu1, Ohio. Biddina formr wiU be forwarded All Make• and Modol1 from the Purcha•lnJ OUice upon n>queat. The Director reserves the right to reject any and all bids and t~ waive technlcalltloa, Georae J. Thormvcr., Actin11 Director or Highways METROPOLITAN (4) 2~. (5), 2, 2tc IJIIIIJittilt, rmv.w·· ., ,"A##t"""'" ·-d1 . . 'IIJruw f '"'"""'""' t~ ~ . They'ffl going around in cirale• r' · now bu.t when they qet home they'll h.ad atraiqht for the kllohen and howll of ohili with Cirilpy HOLSUM tout. H\Ul;ry tea111 have fwa lhrim; euy macb with freih HOLSUM .BIIEAD• tO,..Reve~. .:...,"" mlf or the Olin MatbieiOh toe· ..J~e will be sent to Vle ~~ri~, ,;;;:'loD fabric..f inr plant to be maJ,e ..... lito thlisbed lh,eets llld eol!.s. 'J'be other 80,000 tons wlJl a:o ' > in . filethihab plants in . Ellat ton Ill - Gullport M~»" - Ch"~ ' ·• ' '• .. -..nooga, Tenn., . and .RJversid.1, Calif. · Revere wm send il!l in 11ots to I •·ttl ..A f"h' . •.... ,.n~"'_t_ttr_ .f!l.Ore .u~...,. ~ lCaoll .._-...,~0 - --The jGlot .ettwt between p1 :n - -llathlesoft ami r Ji..evere beg1, 1 · f' ..... a- th wlth the dun 1ng o.: . -ux._,,, e Dre from which all!mlnum is made, in South America and !"DIs Witb .u.e· ing9f, .fapdudlon · lit the '" • tie Clarington ~u:tiop ~nt. When th"' 186,000 rt~s of ~i· ~ , mary metal is divided· two 1t.biN!s lo Plill lolathleao.n an_d .... thir I 1o Revm !or fabrkollon in )heir respecttve plants. the two firm . iolioo "' STS LOIN'' '·END • • OHIO VALLEY JUN~ CO. -510 -.... ' wnuam - 'Jt'Vity f,lf the aitua_ti.OP. He .was lion or the problem! nlating to Mtomp~le~ by For"gn ·M.imster tbe Clha""(ling or Cbanaels 13 and 8. Si1ah .Jli~; .lj. Gen. Awf.J.k Niz· ~alen in The Valley area are; ak Et J:iiin, the cbief of sU.fl. and bemg platu,ecJ by eallt · from. cus· other Officer1. tomers w~ are comptalning aboU.t The swift tk:JZelopments raised the loas of reception from Chanagain the tltreal of a major con· nel 8 and the TV officials wish to filet in the Middle East, invoJvin& ~1]. the._.~\lb.lic~ Ule causes tb~~~i~rRta~e~;~. ls!.'a..e~ildl ~; 'ratlJ.oba~~~· tlJ the dls~ur..,, ~~· signed in the middle of the nisht Channel 8. WCHS, is in the pro. and HuRsein ~placed -·bim , with a ~8!1 Of.·beWg enlarae~. -with f ·t reat Turttsb-born ~ premier, It.. Jncreu, of/ower au~ Cliari.net rahim ' Haabem. 'Haahetts ·told tli.e ' it sChedUle for similar ehange'. nat.lou.by r.ad,i(Lhe; w~ JJetermJned The. H;q,ntiJ)~.~Jl ~tatiQn,, .WHTN, to eatabUab law and order. . plQs a neW statl~o. 11ew .1n~nae, The Kini or.dered his armoRd fl.~W trlnstDittet and t~lll in~asf! battalioll!l to .take eOntrol Jn , all their to 3l8,0oo wltft ,, _r· ,t . -CRAIG JAILIO Marvin Craie, 2&, Pomeror waa jailed Wednesday niaht on a warrant of --•t Mid ~- oi•nd _..,.w A&P au...--lltht --- Pr"hf Rollltyla Pure Port: Sausage • • • • • • . Pmh -·- S.lectH t,... .T•ndtr, Y1un1 PI'Yt!rtLEGS A&P l11perltlatlt ..• Lea~ W1hr SUed Sliced Bcaccm • • ' Polly - ' • • • ' ~ ---- '.. Roasting Chickens reat. Longhorn Cheese Sliced 49t: lb. TINDII II lASTS 6i~H'ib. Fryer Parts 69t: lb. . • • • • • SS¢Ib.~~or~Pie_c_e______~ lane Puker - Luge _o _ 49.: ]b. ". Apple Pie • Pmt..F..., --· loloctH, 'Pan Roady Halibut Steak • • • · .· ~~c lb. each 39c Eggs • • .. • • • -:· " • • doz~ 34t: .__Re..;,gu_ta_d.;..y-··-··- ·---:. llrom NMrby Per,.-.t .• ~ Mixed SIJ•a, UnciHilflM IN CARTONS . ' Pkgs. FOR ' Florida .. ! Pole 'l]pe, TUdor DEL MONTE mtJCKLOAD SALE : Golden Corn.· 2-17-Oz. cans 29c 0.1 Monta .•• Tender ~~ l~rly 'Giht.n Peas -- ·--- 2 -16-0z. cans 37c Del Mon.. . Rich; Smooth . Temato S,uce 3;.8-oz. cans 2Sc Del Monto ••• Rich Rod Tomato Juice ~-46-oz. cans 49c . Del MOnte ___ Pure' · Pineapphi Juice 46-oz. can 23c ~- 0.1 Montw .. ~ C•llfoml•, H•lve1 or Sliced , G.rten .Be~~~-.~· 25c 'Yellow C!lna 35.c Fnrit Peqches · -.· - 2-,-oz. cans 63c LBS. C~r of Po. ae litie ' Dad' 'lldd.Dn .. . . 41t: lb. • ......"~'"-., • b)l eppstantt craig. Ott Mon.. --~ Di~ ~rvlh in Srrup COc~li:J;..l: kz. cans 4Sc • .i- . · q.a, Mr. aDd Mrs. Ja,bn Werner were (~Mln..- . fr,om· l!fl" ~) ~n Hu,nti!l(ton Tuest&ar evening d'lt: East· n,atien ·whlell asks hetp whert they attended 1 special .lnat Communist . aggression. meet,JnJ. sponsored by the Motor· A,i\4: t,b" nca..d Eisen~ower'R' ola ~~sion and Radio CO!l\fllny Cifl'eJully worded ..tatedi'eB,t of : the l{o~l pritchard. The nit:et· • Wedaesda)' · nilht t)Jat America l8J Wlf ·belt' for television 111.d •. :~ll~rs · Jordla's itl.t eulty of. raiilio ~h!,rs. l.n .this ~a and Rob-. ·-"vital" interest to peace, ~rt !lltncft.ft"~ ·vJce.prelldent aod ·'.::.:.·..!rite abrqpi flight of the Syrian (Cenerid m•napr of -"TV Station, ' - *· u_ dOm from fa1li11J apart. , He banned all leftilt :POlitical p•rties as be asaumed tt'on con· trol of th~ country. It waa the h~rtt.t · grO\'Ips that touched olf the erl~ three . weeks ago and led !Jiusse~n to ,fire their leader, Pfe. mief Sulel.rilan -Nabubl. · Dawn broke over Amman to find the KinJ's · BedouJn ieJionnit .... 'In ...trot of the 11.-........ '~ 14 It W.. Cl .... Hu... l..... PianinJ Jord•'• &a.tur•-on his .armr. · - - Radi'o"Announcer Joke Creates A ' pamc•.\ Poor' Te·I'eVI'st'on B . . HA...,_,, pro· . '. . ~-e . er, :Edward _, 'Mfd4_eo.·. '. · · . . -alu· .. t,' ..., \ d <"- h·lm 11 • ·' of' ':l'lltro. "' · •• VI-""'Va..· . . ,":"f.ar •''~'~'an Being Exp1..,..a ~~:." . ed 6Jii!~!1 I!Uestl'of ~r · ~n!lliiOI!Ier, l'lft· Poor Tel•vblon I i4 Pl Jeao•tto Catpe;,j"!:.. ,. l titles-the fir~est measures he haa yet taken to ·prevent his king- l·lb. taste be~Nr ..• jr•· n a ••11 lnUCTUIAL I IIAMII ICRAP liON- MIT ALl . Rutland IC•ntJ·...~ .... _ , may 6e 41)~~ 1t t)i pOit ..C. Jfr, ud lfn;. c ..b Zimmerman fice lor whk:IL W• elam.iutlon 4-H CLUa MI!ITI tpcbt tarter with 1JMir ~-11~ It t~J!l»t aDnou,pcd.. AP.Fl!ntloa The Rodr and Ro11era 4-H Club Mr. and Hn. PJu1 . Nortbup u• forma DUt be flleli r.vitb ~e U. met 1 t the horhe of the MSlstant ZanetVil1e. S. Ctvll Snv~ Comml.uion.. adviiM, Mist PhyUil Snowden, Mr. and Kra. Cart"iil Pt1H of WashlnJlon, 25, D. C., and mi,L!.t Thursday e-venint. April 18th. Coll.lmb~t Wen! Eaalto, ptllta of IJe tt't'eived or pntmarked not T'he mf'etlng WliS eellf'd to or bla 11Jater, ~r. and Jl):'nept later than U.e closlvr: date . der by Ute preUdeut, Dee Thom Molden, ~ u . The m~mbera stoo'd and relfr. and Mn. , pwn a9• pe&l.tod the +U Pledje. Minutes .,, fam ily of ColumbUJ re W'e~ the l~&t meetl.nl( and ro~l. t'JU e.nd IUHll o( bia lflndpltfll4 were read by the aecretary, Mr.. and )ln. DeU Luck•~ln~•asJ'on Fatly Youog_ .T~;~t,_aat.uref'll n=:port Easter dinner. ,ueat, of a'd ·• · b lv "' ·- n... "' · "' " , wa111 g1 ven y anu.~~ \:AI)' 1!1•1 !.lrR. Floyd ~ 'Wt.-e ~·~ nwdues were collet..>t.M. T~ nr::xt ther Mn. ao.,. BM"'\ft aad their m«tinl will be held at tbe son, ..Mr. and 'lin. J,IJJlel Tlla"* ' '· home ot Min Sandra Little, M3.1 and familY G/' W,4k9ort. SALEM, Va. . (J.JP}-A local rofl· 2nd. The chub' from ttte Athelll B(t. dio atatlon almost had an ~ ·invtGames were pla)'ed aner which 2ion Baptist ChW'Ch .ung at ttl • a'l!)n from Mara.. panic on ita refre•hmt:nta Or p.Jtato salad, Fint Baptist Churtb here. Sunda, band• and manacer M. C. Bow· aandw.i.ches,· cookies, .p otato chips Mn:. Jestle Mol.ren and Mt•. ert tdmitted 'today that "It was and lemonade ·were sened to Jennie Beyant viJlted FridaY wiJ:Ia a mea,.. but was all ln fun. Linda Cremeans, Patty Youn1. Mra. L. J, Heioer ud Mrt. CJ'l~\ Announcer Don McGr.afr' o f Jud}· Slawter, Dee Thomas, OsA McHaffie at Meigs General HOIWBLU CB$Ually .told lilieners 'Turnm·, SandN Uttle, Wanda pita I. 'tuelda)' nlabt that "straote bl\b- CO)' adviiOr, Maxine Rumtleld Mrl. BerJha AmOS, chairman iff biN" were -seen emeul.Qa ' lrolfl a and OJle guest, Alberta &nowdeD. the Garden Club " F..astf1' flowtll' late nta:r hf!re, preJUJDlblr from Mr. and l{rs. . Herman Welcll ule reported the u1e 8 luecetJ. 1 ·"aubDlar.l.ne; tbat had - been 'and daughters, Cathy end Cbt! .i A total -of $115.05 [or Ilpwer- Wfl 1~ttt4: tie ' meri.tiooed it aialn , ol CITcleville wer.e weekend lized W~dnt.aday 01 a . joke. pesUI of her parents, :Mr. anrl re·~r. a~d Mn. A.rcltle Sknpki~ Boweri uld .lfeGraw'a listen· Mrs.. Orexal Lambert ·&nd her sis- of Elkhorn City, ·KY.. are apen . ert "jjdn>t . ·take it . that way." ter, Mr. and Mts. Robert Snow· ing their vacation wil_ft bfr brothTh_·' y swamned his statin, and d , ., •• ' ea. 1 er, Mr. and Mn. ~ JodiY a.u. oti:Jer 1taUon1, news"'per1 and Mrs. Inez Adams and daJlghte.·, at their farttn at Pa*er RUJJ. pollee .in the aru, with teltp®ne f od V _.a .M cans. Sue 0 Leewo • W. · a., 1 ~ ,·s. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Cbapm.,o One woman said &he b;ep.rd a Ethel Kinney of Plket.on wer J were Easter dinner gueab of space. fhip'· had fatten iPto the weekend rues~ ...ot their mothc·:. MilS Opal Annstron•. "' · ,..~ and. _that "N:r~, mOnsters" ,Mn. klle r4artin and f~lf. Mr. and Mrs. WiUiam Ree-f".le .f01Uhjdi tJre barika. \ . 'Mr.s. J~an Parker ap;d d;auatter Jnd daupters of Akron ,1ferf Bow«~ said .Uie sutioD '-•"•an Uncle Sue were in Galtipollt .if, weekend gue,U. of her mothfi! !" -s urday, !Chopping, M ' rs. • •ma Rupe. ruQning apnouncemenla U.at it Robe-rt Lar t N Mt b was aU a joke. Mr. anlli .M'n. ge"M'r. and ftlrt. Kenneth c ~1 "U. ·!J'U It mess but it t~r.asn't a and son .or ~Jum~ were'Suft;dt.' and sOns. llike ·and T~!jj puj)Jieijy stuN or Iii · hoai:, just auests of hl~ .g tandparent.t, Mr. ChlUicothe were EQtet ~~ some . fwi.," b.e .sald. · .. · and ·Mrs. Lareent. • ruests of his · fl8rtnts, Mr. an~ ¥r. and Mrs. Te.t. .Grindley •rf Mn. El'za Michael. · · · COlumbus were Saturday lllieSb; - Rev. tnd )fr.s. Earl Slack were or llr. aodM-•-rl Xln•Sunday a'fternoon '-lst . • __ _ ., , •• • • "t-1 •• of the ""'lde.n o1 · c~PlUb~~.~ !ldl:: w~~o aft eonrmed at QoJzer ~JJOD ~pent the ..weekend with h~ fnth · anJi v'*"! . ~~neral. Jlo~_P.Uab. ~lident tO Cab'o emphasized the WH'I"N', Channel U, led a discus· Del Monte --· Wholl!l K.,MI or Craam $tyle auv s w....shi:rw T"" Jjlll. Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., April 25, 19&7-7 ' and Mta. flo)'4 Thorn•• 't Real Estate B~oker In MIDOLIPOilT. OHIO wE linisi!Jd U ••• Pl..., Automobll•, HtNith A!J:CIDINT Lite. CIIV:.ttr and ...W. PHONII a..Sflle--.of hd}cijl an . ' . Fresh Milk • •. • .; 'Y2·gal ctn.46t: INSURANCE AGENCl' 1 th n e I ' Rodney Downing annua1 180.01::-J ton production and 60,000 will J<) become compel tors Sprln1 Hlll ·-- Freth D•lly, homoeenbttl (Shttdtnl) CARRY HOMI Yo11r S.wint• lour room- apartmenta, low rent. ·Coll'B. 1. Coo,., Mlddleporl. I :::l2b,Ooo tOru. ·lit the I==-~-~-~-=· ~~~i:;~ii;i~:::;; ILU WA.RD . ...rr~t4 110n. J>rop Clolh•' o;:tblton Flther, lollddlopolt . 61~~ 8#6S-X1l 'ltl '21 Catsup --" ........ -·- - - 5 boHies $1.00 \ HAYLINER 1:.:1:::::4~1=fo =:=r=Rent :::_::~~==- ' 4 3 tf Rich Spicy ·. The plalttl, wpj have an electr' $00,000 'kva, en· ouib lO tupply ' \he :domeslle needs of a city of. 500,000, 'nit e.w.· pec~d daily eon.pmpt.lon of 13 miUion raiJoiUI of watet eoutd :::Aipply ais 'Cities the size o~ Wbeellnl, W. Va. Olln Xa.thieson will receive ~•l ~apathy of See The New Holland PIGS, retd)' fJnt or May , 1 mile out of Lancavllle on Dexter Rd . 4 24 6tp Noah Chaalec~ . N. Benla1, Pomeroy. Pork&Beans -··--·---······· ·· Jib: can JOe :•sophie'~ Sermon" ({It the . open· mg serv1ee and special mus1c was presented by a :.a.uartet, Mr. and Mra. 0. E. McKmley, Mrs. Ed4ar Allensworth, ~omer R:ice,- wlth Mrs. ~eorge ChddS u planLJ~ . Duttng the bus.lness meeting a new pr,ojeet was dliiCWised and will be announced at a later date. The meeting closed with a hymn sung Baehelor or Science decree in Physical Science and a Bachelor of Law degree and is a lawYer at Ca. bin Creek, W.Va. Mr. Veazey. father of the bride Is employed with the West Vir· ginia Department of L4bor. you'll )rut, Inc, Plenlc Time Is Here END·· I HAZARQOUS JOB - Estate · " 24 3tp rtve Room Apartment with laun· drJ and GaraJe. f1nt :noor. A. Mrs. Clarence MeNeal, pre$1dent ~:;'U.~~ ~:~!';;'~·~.~~~';.~~:~ ed. !;~=====================; .111 - told aa one lara:c lot, 60 x 200. Cl.ll R. L. Coau. 4 23 7tc .~ to twenly ·two members. by the were men of theKelly, cl-.ss. Mro. The hostosses Mrs. MeBirthdays of Mrs l!:dward lla-= ._ gerty and Mrs. Kelly were obsen· , of the Loyal Bereans Cla18, preaid· ed when they met Tuesday at the Chuteb ot Christ. Mra. M. L. Kelly, chairman of the hospitality committee, read Come See _. . tloued good traiUiportltiOb ~tlUties and proximity to market•. Initial production \a I!Chedukd ..... . to st&rt In early fall .. t th~ .... -· ~ath•' eson and Revere ('opper an.: ' Special Week-end Salel OMAUA . NC'b. UP - Whllc talk~omplctlon date : June 1~ . 19:17. Barfi.CIHJI.mp.on liiliuraru.:e Ageaey, Jng with a lmy, policem an Carl The bidder must ~ubmit with hi& Middleport. Fire ~ Automoblle- Va ccaro pl<let'li him hand on the . bid a certified cheek in the lkmc\11 . Phone 6318-X ~20-'dl boys arm . The hoy'~; dog promptly amount of $900.00. · sa11 k hi~ tce~h into the patrolman'• The minimum wage. to ~ paid leg., to aU labor employed on this con· tract .!!hall be in aecordance with the Schedule of .PrevaiUng Hourly CONCRETE BLOCKS Wage Rates A&eertained and DeterCOMPLETE lnsuranc~ l 1 rotec:tion, mined by thfl Department of In· "Build """ For Le11" Life, Auto, Fire, Polio. Call Don du strlal Relationa applicable to M!ll11, Middleport, Ohio. the State HiKhway Departmeo.t Improvements in accordanc~ with - - ---·- - : : - - - GRUESER BLOCK CO. Sec. 411~.03, 4115.04, 411:1.03, (21 ) Real I Mlloo North of Pomoroy 41H~. 06 and 4115.0'7 of the Reviaed. Code of Ohio. COUNTitv HOME 2 acres, 7 rooms ba th, life time shingles, new Before Usuing a purtbaae order II the successful bidder wUI be repump drh·cn well, electric waler quired to furnbh bond In an healer, 4 miles from Pomeroy on Rl. 143. Ca ll 71 -X after 6 p. m. amount equal to one: half of the · coat ol the work. 4 20 3tp Prequallflcatlon: Bidders mu.st MODERN !tOME FOR SALE, 10 apply !or prequallficatlon with the min. walk from Pomeroy , tl department at tent 10 da·y s before Completely New From rooms and bath, full basement, lhe date set to opt'ln bids. InforHitch to Chute achool bus paases house. can be mation pertainlna thereto. and preCinanced . Phone 0119-X. qualifying blankl may be obtain· · 4 24 3tc ed from the }(iJhway ~dit Ex· flminer, Room 007-E, Ohio Depart'· TRACT@R SALES 'l!WO LOTS In Middleport, each 80 x 100. between South Socond and South Front or can be ton. W. E. Ward, Che•hire: I -·-- POWER UNIT with 35 KW Generator suitable for running amall cuttlna: machine or loader . Sat. ldaction guaranteed. ~00 .00 Terma: to tultable person. Call SPruce 3·!.1M4, Muon City. 4 25 3lc 8'~-1:;-ld;-:<-::oa:;l-r::a::n-:g::-,,-,:;h--:c;-;1!;--,--:,::rec_n_a_n_d ivo'ry, $10.00. Shorty Hannahs, 2 lU:DROOM HOUSE, bulh, ba,;;,•. 123 Butternut Ave., Pomeroy. •mcut, coni rurn~tec, plenty sufl w11tcr , <1 n e acre ground, nice ___ ._:__:_c 2> 3tp yal'd, garden, 11hickc.>1r ~ ou~1! BABY Baulnett complete, baby garag!• , $4MO.OO. 2 miles from ~eale•, child's trai!Une seat, Pomeroy Ho1~h1 1J4. Pomt'ruyboft elothlnl! .d.zc 12 and 14. Uutlllnd Hoacl, Itohcrt Baii ry. · Call 111 -M ~r 378 Socond $1., Phone 024·Y 4-2:.!-6 !p Pomeroy. f 2<1 3tc BOAT AND MOTOR, 22 H.P. John- Veazey··o·I T' ;r0p0n,o wedd"lftQ T0 Be ' Ch UfCh Of c~fl•st Solemnized At Charleston Apr. 27 Bereans Clas charles Charleston, wu taineer peraoru Room will be held at Moun· here todayLewis, for a short visit and , Belle, W.tbf' Va.,· and Meetl'ng Is Held Examination Set !C..,._ .._ .... try. Otbtt aluminwa ·®mpanlet a.l'lt bu.IJdlna: .pla.uU m. !.a a.ene• l area a1pnJ tl:Je Ohio River,. • '!he nnin TNJOn for the Ohio Valley lnquaU1al tioom, Gude aa:d b the dlaoovery th~t coal r:.> aources and produetlon can ·pro ~ vide the power needed for alum· in"m product ion. He allfO men· ' • • • the a Mrs. Stflt'a' ftnt of qo~-\Ui was a week~ rue~ ' ~:!( !I!. · ~ -· ;aatLlr J, ~··· 4. il,l~ ~e•t~ ·a . t"~..... • II ol 'ftt:r, and Mr ' 1).1,. fl<l .man, Jr., W<rf 'hla ........ts. llfr.. and P.''" H"'"''~ Sr. "l'' ~'· Mr· Jd .... P~~'~~"'' and ~. ilil'!' bAb,.. . IJra. · · ·' ·• ; Alma ~ ia ri.t.tin1 • ~01) • . · 1hd.1 VII. Lewis of ~~. ' ..AJber¢~ Sf!,0\\f4ta Wit an . Ea~­ ter po!.tt. ~~ t.Jt. ~n4 . . FrancL1 x 9ntfomeTF IDd f-Qf eJ J..,angs- Mrs. Ami ~nt. ' . Mrs. Joan Wu,,, ~ rolan and . Mrs .. 'liina, ~l.Jt ~ '"· GaU1~hs FridaY .w!iere ~ Mm•. WW! had a che~ at thJ! hospital. · 1. . . .~n,, ~· · . ·Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Erlewine . r.il\. fDd )(rl. ler.ld 'foodrum were Sunday au~ts of her mpth, d d#\I:.JlltUa Debbie 11 tu~ Vickie er Mr~ .. Iv-a How~ll of Leon. They :~·1)m.~. 11;. lnd ...-: John also v1s1Led t~e s1c~ (rom Rutland DyJ:e and aoft ¢Xenia, 'Mrs. who are confmed m Holzer Hos- ~th Lueas ot iWiell~ •nd ~· . .pltal. and Mrs. James. Hew~ It ·and. son Mr. and Mrs. Ray Reuter of of Columbus were ~ · ter Jowa were EII.Ster guc~$ of Mr. ot their father, Sam ke. and Mrs. Edward Th_~mas. • a'iut Mrs. Carroll Sndwdeu Carla and A!in Mdler of A ,· sons, SteVe and Larry we:re h~n 11 spe.nt their ~tc~ va~atll'll e....,.lng .g uests of ·Mr. w~~ t~Jr gtan~ents, -ir:f and ; Archie SimpkiP~ of Mn. .W\i.lllam FOlan. Mrs. EtHel Nelson and d•.ugb tq; Jlelth 'Mfie •.~d Mrs. Dorlf· T&o,.as and ,daugJlters: qee a~" Kathy were business visitors in alqM! Mf'· G,,; Pa'fket!lbul'g Saturday. Md. ,ipeal'l ·Little ' and Mrs. • . • II "' Mr1; Francts Sriowd~ was an 1 p_a, e.~!l at 0 Zff Easter guest of her daughter, Mr ·.Jn ~, ... m,~ ~':~'! of fl~~· . The WSCS eonduete 4 an ·Eo.~,ed and Mrs. ·Georce Harte.nbach of ,.he ·e owlt Co pany; pUblishers Market at tbe Department StoJe Pomeroy, · ~ o! . Le~ : ¥qQ:lne~ ~F OPfl ~ s.lt~ay,' li~ · · .Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Snowden the WliTN 'statian and t.l:ie eom· are' leaving Tuesday evenint for pany bu. had' imelo&ra tdf.v~ J'l'flnk 'i'lt,oitMR, ·Mrs. La Verne a five day sightseeing trip ttl the valley area before startini thls Ward, Mr. SteWard, l'!{rs. ~athe'!"· W.!Uihington, D. c. -Mr. $nowden glganUr: . pioi¢ft. • · J '· ine Grant and Mrs, Stella Fap~ of ,whp ·ls .i.IPent for the National . It is . ~~pjcte~ to ~ rnJiWQIJ.e Columbus were Eolllter dki~ ·iind ,';:A«ident Insurance Co.., ~tort tKe ata~ibna: are ready for ltH:tts of Mrs. S. L.. Bryant. ..., awardf4 the all expeDse p.aid perteet .traDIIDJ.&Iion. ' ' M,i n JOfln Montt:Om'r' ·. ~! thiri tri,p 'for bigh r.d esmanship - · ,, . •-- - Langsville' RID s,pent Sunday" eve• for tfiis disb·lct. Their sons Steve MARKIT RI~Rf ning with Miss Phyllis ap~ Larry wiU et.ar with their CINCINNATI UP - Produce: Elwla Lee lOb ol· ·Mr. gr,ndparents, Mr. and M'r8. Roy .J;gas, weak, net .pJid at ftl~l i Sherman JohnsOn ls iij. ~ d • ._ .,., · Sao, w den whUe they 11re gone. M r. au -lnl-s. H1ram c1awter for U. S. · eba~umer whites browns, A jumbOs 32·34; A and dau,t.ter, Judy Bind Hn.~ Mr. ahd Kn. Earl Dailey or 8 d Hat'ff· w~rc father, LOuisville are vlslUng with ' b"r ;ll0;1l; A ~~dblftl!l 2$-f7; ·A Benny, . 00 !'3 an Georae Pralt. ' IIID-#2; jt lirle'· 20-~;'.fOJJ; ~4BY . evaing dir.,ncr ·cutsts o! Mr. and Mtt. Robert VandQme.rt and brOwns A laree 35-36; their daughter Mr. and Mrs. Paul d diUIA J.ai 1 Wee 32. Pat.t.er.wn. :.~... 'D ters Pem and Ann of wiscons n fire Easter weekend .Chi~ens, s.tta~y, fryers Mra. Pfu~ guetts .ot :ber 'mother Mrs. ~- . . Jb, t!·18; 'hens bci&YJ' 13-18; ot Pomeroy ... 1 10.11. hla Ch~pman. JO'wef: 1vattt 1.. ··p...r:;, ~-:r.p~iai~ 8 ~ ·u J.1r" A..i:f./' ' �• Olin Mathieson - ' 6-Pally sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport , 0 ., April 25, 1957 NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS STATE OF OHIO DEPARTMENT OF Hl~lo:IWAYS ,;;;;;-=======·---== -----FOR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLJil RESULTS WANT ADS PHONE 398 RATES 2 cent.a per word. one lnstrtlon. Mlnlmum charae 50<:.--.f cents per word for tbree consecutive insertions. Speelal- One montb for 25 centa per word. Full rate of 2 cents per wo~d will be charged for advertising if not paid for before the l~th of each month following lnsertiOil . Errera ln AdvertlsinK-Should be reported immediately. The D11Uy Sentinel .,...ill not be respomsible for more than ooe incor- red lnsertion. Card of Thanb and Speelai Notices of Events $1.00. Obituarir.s publiahed at 1 cent per word. (I) Notices Help Wanted (17) IT'S EASY TO tO help wit·h l!UUSCWorl( BUY - SELL - RENT - .I.AOY live-in . Phone RJd nc 3092 find employment - hire 4-23-:lte or rlnd a lost item through - - --- ------,---'fbe Daily Sentin·•l WANT WANTEJJ- G.rJ UI·:OW. c!ct~n . l: onl! ~ t. willing Lo wurk a., WJ!Jlre ~!oo . ADS. Don'! put It off No others n('(:d a 1)p ly . Writ · Call 398 Today - An Ad in B ox Gt:i8· C, e/ o D<lily Se nt inel . lllls column Pom('roy, () _ 4-23 ·3\ l ~~----- - - GETS RESULTS WANTED ~- H;~hy J anet Siller. M ~.~un Surface, Cily, 3-5564. SPruce 4 24 6tc ~-- - -- ~~--c-c- -,."1 ooJiTYoUKNOw? TRUCK DRIVER ~ Settled sober man for trash truck. Cil ll 518·M. Baker'l WI!! give JOU the belt trade on furnttun or appllan· M U eea. 4 24 3tc --,:----~ (20)Business Services HUM MAGE- SALE, Pomeroy BC!th· QUICK SEHVlCE on Wat~eh r.e" pamng h)l Factory Trained any ('burch basement. April 26 watchmaker, COL.LINS JEW.& a nd 27, Jo''ridlly & Saturday. LERS, Pl)mP.l-oy. 1-3-tl 4 25 3lc - RADJO &t Tf;LEVISION SERVICE, '18bl Auto Services l'hon"" ::Jo, Cleland Appliance Store, hd W. Main St., Pomeror a. u. ItA WLlt<lGS so~s co. - z• 2-23-tf hoW' "\'reeker Service. Day Phone 6221. Niant Phone e TERMITES EXTERMINATED 11039-X. DODGE - .PLYMOUTH For fr ee In spection phone 383·M, Gilmore Supply Store , PQmeroy. DEALi'.RS 3 8 tt Ail work gua ranteed. Fully in· 18) .Auto Soles sured . VauglJ<~n's Industrialnnd Rcsidcntlnl 1'rrmitc Cunlrol Service, St. Marys, W. Va . 4 9 tf SEE BILL CHILDS lor the BEST used car value s. 3·30 ·1 mo c LAWN MOWEitS than \t,OOD Pomeroy. h yd1·~ m1tic, one can rut lo~al Blactlnar's, Pomoro)'. l owne · 4-25·U!.e 1955 FORD V8 Ranch Wagon . $l ,70ft.OO. Fordamallc drive, pric· ed below book. ori11inal llg)lt blue finis·h. 8\aeltnar' s, Pomeroy. 4 21i 6Lc 19!14 BUICK Special 2 dr. Sedan . $1.498. Orit1inal Ught green with white top. We 've 1eniced Rinc c new. Blaettnar's, Pomeroy. ,-,-::-::-:-c--=:--::-=;:-::- - 4 2~ 61c -- UHJ4 PONTlA C Dlx . 8 c;yl. 4 dr. Sedan. $1 ,295. Hydramall c, ex. ceptlonal in every 'way. Blaeu. oar's, Pomeroy. 4 20 6tc 1953 PLYMOUTH Belvedere Hard Top Cpe. S8811. Like new two tope a:recn (!nlah. Blaettnar's, Pomeroy . 4 25 6tc -191 north of No •. 7. milca. Bla l:lltnur ',o; . " 4·25·6 ll' -·-Jg"" Oldsmobile -Hoiid· ay Cpc $2105.00. Low milelllle, . ForScie on shnrpl' lled fJetor .v appro\'l)d machines. Leonurd's Lawn Mower Shop, 1 mile 1956 VII Old ~nHi hil c, 4 dr. Scdo~n $2495.00 Hydram<~li\: drive, 1<' ::..; t.:hc~ter 011 ~ Stule Houle 4 24 6tc 120 Bl Insurance -- STATE HIGHWAY PURCHASING OFFICE Legal Copy No. 57-212 Scakrt proposals will be re. was accompanied home by bia mo. the bride and groom will have 1 ce i\·Cd from prequalified bidders ther, Mrs. E\'elyn Lewls, who will honey-moon trip to New Mexico at !he State IJil(hway Purchasi ng attend the weddi.ng and reception before leaving f-:Jr a vlait with hi& Office , Room BUR. Ohio Depart- ror his slster·ln-law, Martha Caro· relatives In Italy, mrnl Bld g., 65 S. Front St., Colum- lyn Veazey, at the Charleston Cath· Miss Veazey graduated from bus, Ohio . un t il 11 :00 A. M. , Ohio edral at 10:30 a. m. Saturday. Charleston Catholic High School Easter :1 Standard Time, Monda)' , Miss Veazey, daughter of_Mr. and and Is employed in the Safety Dl· \!ay 13. 1957, for furnbhlng all Mrs. Louis A. Veazey. Piedmont vision of Imiustrtal Rela.tlons De· serv ices . l:l bor, material and equip· Road, is marrying Rudolph Lidano partment or Carbide and Carbon ml'nl nrrr-ssary to apply (l::lllumin- Di . ~rapano, son of Mr. and Mrs. Plant. She is secretary of the Wil. ou s mOJ I!•ria l SC-l) at the rate of Lu1g1 Di Trapano, Kanawha Boule. liam Morris Chapter, Daughters of 0.25 I<> o .:-10 gal. per ~S q . yd. and ag- ... ard. . , the American Revolution, and is a grc gall· to he furni.<; h cd and spread The reception for fiVe hundred 1 direct descendent of-WilliiUJ) Mor· fnr covrr im mediately after the ris, pioneer iettter of W'eat Vir· PUBLIC AUCTION <.~ ppli ca tio n of SC-1 at the rate of ginia HpiJI"Ol<imatcly B to 10 lbs. per sq. April 27 Sh e- wa.s !I pa1e at t.he Con tln· S. tu~oy, ..., yd. on various routes and sections At 12:30_P. M. ental Con11reaa of the DAR in in Ga llia and Meigs Counties. .543 N. 2nd Av' Waahington, D. c. and Ia a mem· Approximatt'ly 37.78 miles, varMlcfdt.port, Ohio ber of Beta pisrna Pbl rorority, the ious widths. Household furniture including the Catholic Youth Club, Carbide Girls Compl eti on dat e: June 15, 19M. following: Ga.! range, gaa heater Chorus and the Sodality of B. V. M. The bidder mu st s uhn1it with his tables, silver, lamps, touter,, ,anMr. Di Trapano ls 11. vaduate of hid a ccrtifieC. check in the amount Uques, glider,, .Iou~~:a:~ chain, Notre Dame where be received a uf $80U.OO . davenport. 2 p1eee hvmg room T he minimum wage to be paid suite, • piece oecuonat uvtng to all !Jhor employed on this con· room suite, rugs, radio, radio & tract ,.;hall be in accordance' with record pl:~yer, dlshea, 111rden fhe Schedule of Prevailing Hourly tools. Many itemR to numerous Wage Hate;; Ascertained and De. to mentloil termiued by the Department of TERMS : Cash in hand on day of Industrial Relation!! appli·:iible to sale. Not responsible for aeti· 1 ~he State HiMhway Department .Im dents. Ross Cox, Owner Brownit 1 provements in accordance wJth Brownie Wooda, Auctioneer. Sec. 4113.03, 4115.04 . 41 1:1.01.'1, 411~. (4) 20, 24, 23, 3tc 1 06 and 4115.07 of the Re.,.ised Code of Ohio. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Before issuing a purchase order STATE OF OHIO the successful bidder will be re 'OEP.ARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS quired to furni.~ h hond in an STATE HIGHWAY PURCHASING amount equal to one hal! of the OFFICE cost ol fhe work. Letal Copy No. 57·208 Prcqualifi cation : Bidders must Sealed proposals will be recelv· npply for prcqualification with the ed from prequa!Hied bidders at Deparlnwnl nl IC'ast 10 days before th,c State Highway Purchasing Qf. the 1latc ~ct to open bids. lnfoL'· flee, Room 1308, Ohio Departments mation pertaining thereto, and pre- Bldg., Columbus, Ohio, Ufltll 11:00 qualifying blanks may be obtained a. m., Ohio Eastern Standard Time [rom the H~hway ~Cre dit Examln· Monday , May 13, 1957, for furnls'h. er, Room D67·E, Ohio Departments ing all services, labor, mater:lal . and equipment necessary to apply Bldg., Co l um hu ~. Ohio. llirhling furm ~ will be forwarded {bituminous materlal SC·l) at the from the Purchasing Office upon rate of approximately 0.25 to 0.30 request. gal per sq. yd., and !lggregate to The Dircdor reserves the right be furnished and spread for cove-r to rej ect a'ly and all bids Bnd tu Immediately after the application waive techp iea lities. of SC· l al the rate of approximate· GPorge J . Thormyer, ly ft to 10 lbs. per sq. yd., on VIU'· Acting Di rect or oi Highways lous rou tes and sections in Athens, (4) 2!), (1, ), 2, 2tc MeigS', and Vinton Counties. .... \ •. "' Apjlroxima4!lV , 50.92 miles., vwr. f " .....::;::;:"" ious width~. v · , J'Or Rtnt - Bxtenaton t.dden, __ ...... ...... 1 aTIONWIIp. ,......_ ..... ,_c.. Ill L ....... II, ' ·ror 4 23 7t c "II • lllit!trlc wallpaper tteam•r,ii··~ Cllni.OD f'la.ber, Mld· 41•""· I'lL , twill- X u.s Ill - .... ........ ,.~t~ntrov, Ohle (J On It, :U. C:•ll wm. on...r, J11mbo ••• _. GoiHn Ripe . PotatoChips· .......... -·---·· . - .. s.9c .., .. 11 •. . Bananas .. - · · -· .... · --- -.. - 21bs. 25c Bol~gna · · · · · ·· · · · --· -----· · · · · · · -3 lbs. 89e; BONEY'S FRONT STREET' MARKET I Sa-~'e Po"'.~oy Phone 44•X W, Main Sl ' at Jl&P! . , FULTON THOMPSON Pomeroy ment11 Bldg., Columbu1, Ohio. Biddina formr wiU be forwarded All Make• and Modol1 from the Purcha•lnJ OUice upon n>queat. The Director reserves the right to reject any and all bids and t~ waive technlcalltloa, Georae J. Thormvcr., Actin11 Director or Highways METROPOLITAN (4) 2~. (5), 2, 2tc IJIIIIJittilt, rmv.w·· ., ,"A##t"""'" ·-d1 . . 'IIJruw f '"'"""'""' t~ ~ . They'ffl going around in cirale• r' · now bu.t when they qet home they'll h.ad atraiqht for the kllohen and howll of ohili with Cirilpy HOLSUM tout. H\Ul;ry tea111 have fwa lhrim; euy macb with freih HOLSUM .BIIEAD• tO,..Reve~. .:...,"" mlf or the Olin MatbieiOh toe· ..J~e will be sent to Vle ~~ri~, ,;;;:'loD fabric..f inr plant to be maJ,e ..... lito thlisbed lh,eets llld eol!.s. 'J'be other 80,000 tons wlJl a:o ' > in . filethihab plants in . Ellat ton Ill - Gullport M~»" - Ch"~ ' ·• ' '• .. -..nooga, Tenn., . and .RJversid.1, Calif. · Revere wm send il!l in 11ots to I •·ttl ..A f"h' . •.... ,.n~"'_t_ttr_ .f!l.Ore .u~...,. ~ lCaoll .._-...,~0 - --The jGlot .ettwt between p1 :n - -llathlesoft ami r Ji..evere beg1, 1 · f' ..... a- th wlth the dun 1ng o.: . -ux._,,, e Dre from which all!mlnum is made, in South America and !"DIs Witb .u.e· ing9f, .fapdudlon · lit the '" • tie Clarington ~u:tiop ~nt. When th"' 186,000 rt~s of ~i· ~ , mary metal is divided· two 1t.biN!s lo Plill lolathleao.n an_d .... thir I 1o Revm !or fabrkollon in )heir respecttve plants. the two firm . iolioo "' STS LOIN'' '·END • • OHIO VALLEY JUN~ CO. -510 -.... ' wnuam - 'Jt'Vity f,lf the aitua_ti.OP. He .was lion or the problem! nlating to Mtomp~le~ by For"gn ·M.imster tbe Clha""(ling or Cbanaels 13 and 8. Si1ah .Jli~; .lj. Gen. Awf.J.k Niz· ~alen in The Valley area are; ak Et J:iiin, the cbief of sU.fl. and bemg platu,ecJ by eallt · from. cus· other Officer1. tomers w~ are comptalning aboU.t The swift tk:JZelopments raised the loas of reception from Chanagain the tltreal of a major con· nel 8 and the TV officials wish to filet in the Middle East, invoJvin& ~1]. the._.~\lb.lic~ Ule causes tb~~~i~rRta~e~;~. ls!.'a..e~ildl ~; 'ratlJ.oba~~~· tlJ the dls~ur..,, ~~· signed in the middle of the nisht Channel 8. WCHS, is in the pro. and HuRsein ~placed -·bim , with a ~8!1 Of.·beWg enlarae~. -with f ·t reat Turttsb-born ~ premier, It.. Jncreu, of/ower au~ Cliari.net rahim ' Haabem. 'Haahetts ·told tli.e ' it sChedUle for similar ehange'. nat.lou.by r.ad,i(Lhe; w~ JJetermJned The. H;q,ntiJ)~.~Jl ~tatiQn,, .WHTN, to eatabUab law and order. . plQs a neW statl~o. 11ew .1n~nae, The Kini or.dered his armoRd fl.~W trlnstDittet and t~lll in~asf! battalioll!l to .take eOntrol Jn , all their to 3l8,0oo wltft ,, _r· ,t . -CRAIG JAILIO Marvin Craie, 2&, Pomeror waa jailed Wednesday niaht on a warrant of --•t Mid ~- oi•nd _..,.w A&P au...--lltht --- Pr"hf Rollltyla Pure Port: Sausage • • • • • • . Pmh -·- S.lectH t,... .T•ndtr, Y1un1 PI'Yt!rtLEGS A&P l11perltlatlt ..• Lea~ W1hr SUed Sliced Bcaccm • • ' Polly - ' • • • ' ~ ---- '.. Roasting Chickens reat. Longhorn Cheese Sliced 49t: lb. TINDII II lASTS 6i~H'ib. Fryer Parts 69t: lb. . • • • • • SS¢Ib.~~or~Pie_c_e______~ lane Puker - Luge _o _ 49.: ]b. ". Apple Pie • Pmt..F..., --· loloctH, 'Pan Roady Halibut Steak • • • · .· ~~c lb. each 39c Eggs • • .. • • • -:· " • • doz~ 34t: .__Re..;,gu_ta_d.;..y-··-··- ·---:. llrom NMrby Per,.-.t .• ~ Mixed SIJ•a, UnciHilflM IN CARTONS . ' Pkgs. FOR ' Florida .. ! Pole 'l]pe, TUdor DEL MONTE mtJCKLOAD SALE : Golden Corn.· 2-17-Oz. cans 29c 0.1 Monta .•• Tender ~~ l~rly 'Giht.n Peas -- ·--- 2 -16-0z. cans 37c Del Mon.. . Rich; Smooth . Temato S,uce 3;.8-oz. cans 2Sc Del Monto ••• Rich Rod Tomato Juice ~-46-oz. cans 49c . Del MOnte ___ Pure' · Pineapphi Juice 46-oz. can 23c ~- 0.1 Montw .. ~ C•llfoml•, H•lve1 or Sliced , G.rten .Be~~~-.~· 25c 'Yellow C!lna 35.c Fnrit Peqches · -.· - 2-,-oz. cans 63c LBS. C~r of Po. ae litie ' Dad' 'lldd.Dn .. . . 41t: lb. • ......"~'"-., • b)l eppstantt craig. Ott Mon.. --~ Di~ ~rvlh in Srrup COc~li:J;..l: kz. cans 4Sc • .i- . · q.a, Mr. aDd Mrs. Ja,bn Werner were (~Mln..- . fr,om· l!fl" ~) ~n Hu,nti!l(ton Tuest&ar evening d'lt: East· n,atien ·whlell asks hetp whert they attended 1 special .lnat Communist . aggression. meet,JnJ. sponsored by the Motor· A,i\4: t,b" nca..d Eisen~ower'R' ola ~~sion and Radio CO!l\fllny Cifl'eJully worded ..tatedi'eB,t of : the l{o~l pritchard. The nit:et· • Wedaesda)' · nilht t)Jat America l8J Wlf ·belt' for television 111.d •. :~ll~rs · Jordla's itl.t eulty of. raiilio ~h!,rs. l.n .this ~a and Rob-. ·-"vital" interest to peace, ~rt !lltncft.ft"~ ·vJce.prelldent aod ·'.::.:.·..!rite abrqpi flight of the Syrian (Cenerid m•napr of -"TV Station, ' - *· u_ dOm from fa1li11J apart. , He banned all leftilt :POlitical p•rties as be asaumed tt'on con· trol of th~ country. It waa the h~rtt.t · grO\'Ips that touched olf the erl~ three . weeks ago and led !Jiusse~n to ,fire their leader, Pfe. mief Sulel.rilan -Nabubl. · Dawn broke over Amman to find the KinJ's · BedouJn ieJionnit .... 'In ...trot of the 11.-........ '~ 14 It W.. Cl .... Hu... l..... PianinJ Jord•'• &a.tur•-on his .armr. · - - Radi'o"Announcer Joke Creates A ' pamc•.\ Poor' Te·I'eVI'st'on B . . HA...,_,, pro· . '. . ~-e . er, :Edward _, 'Mfd4_eo.·. '. · · . . -alu· .. t,' ..., \ d <"- h·lm 11 • ·' of' ':l'lltro. "' · •• VI-""'Va..· . . ,":"f.ar •''~'~'an Being Exp1..,..a ~~:." . ed 6Jii!~!1 I!Uestl'of ~r · ~n!lliiOI!Ier, l'lft· Poor Tel•vblon I i4 Pl Jeao•tto Catpe;,j"!:.. ,. l titles-the fir~est measures he haa yet taken to ·prevent his king- l·lb. taste be~Nr ..• jr•· n a ••11 lnUCTUIAL I IIAMII ICRAP liON- MIT ALl . Rutland IC•ntJ·...~ .... _ , may 6e 41)~~ 1t t)i pOit ..C. Jfr, ud lfn;. c ..b Zimmerman fice lor whk:IL W• elam.iutlon 4-H CLUa MI!ITI tpcbt tarter with 1JMir ~-11~ It t~J!l»t aDnou,pcd.. AP.Fl!ntloa The Rodr and Ro11era 4-H Club Mr. and Hn. PJu1 . Nortbup u• forma DUt be flleli r.vitb ~e U. met 1 t the horhe of the MSlstant ZanetVil1e. S. Ctvll Snv~ Comml.uion.. adviiM, Mist PhyUil Snowden, Mr. and Kra. Cart"iil Pt1H of WashlnJlon, 25, D. C., and mi,L!.t Thursday e-venint. April 18th. Coll.lmb~t Wen! Eaalto, ptllta of IJe tt't'eived or pntmarked not T'he mf'etlng WliS eellf'd to or bla 11Jater, ~r. and Jl):'nept later than U.e closlvr: date . der by Ute preUdeut, Dee Thom Molden, ~ u . The m~mbera stoo'd and relfr. and Mn. , pwn a9• pe&l.tod the +U Pledje. Minutes .,, fam ily of ColumbUJ re W'e~ the l~&t meetl.nl( and ro~l. t'JU e.nd IUHll o( bia lflndpltfll4 were read by the aecretary, Mr.. and )ln. DeU Luck•~ln~•asJ'on Fatly Youog_ .T~;~t,_aat.uref'll n=:port Easter dinner. ,ueat, of a'd ·• · b lv "' ·- n... "' · "' " , wa111 g1 ven y anu.~~ \:AI)' 1!1•1 !.lrR. Floyd ~ 'Wt.-e ~·~ nwdues were collet..>t.M. T~ nr::xt ther Mn. ao.,. BM"'\ft aad their m«tinl will be held at tbe son, ..Mr. and 'lin. J,IJJlel Tlla"* ' '· home ot Min Sandra Little, M3.1 and familY G/' W,4k9ort. SALEM, Va. . (J.JP}-A local rofl· 2nd. The chub' from ttte Athelll B(t. dio atatlon almost had an ~ ·invtGames were pla)'ed aner which 2ion Baptist ChW'Ch .ung at ttl • a'l!)n from Mara.. panic on ita refre•hmt:nta Or p.Jtato salad, Fint Baptist Churtb here. Sunda, band• and manacer M. C. Bow· aandw.i.ches,· cookies, .p otato chips Mn:. Jestle Mol.ren and Mt•. ert tdmitted 'today that "It was and lemonade ·were sened to Jennie Beyant viJlted FridaY wiJ:Ia a mea,.. but was all ln fun. Linda Cremeans, Patty Youn1. Mra. L. J, Heioer ud Mrt. CJ'l~\ Announcer Don McGr.afr' o f Jud}· Slawter, Dee Thomas, OsA McHaffie at Meigs General HOIWBLU CB$Ually .told lilieners 'Turnm·, SandN Uttle, Wanda pita I. 'tuelda)' nlabt that "straote bl\b- CO)' adviiOr, Maxine Rumtleld Mrl. BerJha AmOS, chairman iff biN" were -seen emeul.Qa ' lrolfl a and OJle guest, Alberta &nowdeD. the Garden Club " F..astf1' flowtll' late nta:r hf!re, preJUJDlblr from Mr. and l{rs. . Herman Welcll ule reported the u1e 8 luecetJ. 1 ·"aubDlar.l.ne; tbat had - been 'and daughters, Cathy end Cbt! .i A total -of $115.05 [or Ilpwer- Wfl 1~ttt4: tie ' meri.tiooed it aialn , ol CITcleville wer.e weekend lized W~dnt.aday 01 a . joke. pesUI of her parents, :Mr. anrl re·~r. a~d Mn. A.rcltle Sknpki~ Boweri uld .lfeGraw'a listen· Mrs.. Orexal Lambert ·&nd her sis- of Elkhorn City, ·KY.. are apen . ert "jjdn>t . ·take it . that way." ter, Mr. and Mts. Robert Snow· ing their vacation wil_ft bfr brothTh_·' y swamned his statin, and d , ., •• ' ea. 1 er, Mr. and Mn. ~ JodiY a.u. oti:Jer 1taUon1, news"'per1 and Mrs. Inez Adams and daJlghte.·, at their farttn at Pa*er RUJJ. pollee .in the aru, with teltp®ne f od V _.a .M cans. Sue 0 Leewo • W. · a., 1 ~ ,·s. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Cbapm.,o One woman said &he b;ep.rd a Ethel Kinney of Plket.on wer J were Easter dinner gueab of space. fhip'· had fatten iPto the weekend rues~ ...ot their mothc·:. MilS Opal Annstron•. "' · ,..~ and. _that "N:r~, mOnsters" ,Mn. klle r4artin and f~lf. Mr. and Mrs. WiUiam Ree-f".le .f01Uhjdi tJre barika. \ . 'Mr.s. J~an Parker ap;d d;auatter Jnd daupters of Akron ,1ferf Bow«~ said .Uie sutioD '-•"•an Uncle Sue were in Galtipollt .if, weekend gue,U. of her mothfi! !" -s urday, !Chopping, M ' rs. • •ma Rupe. ruQning apnouncemenla U.at it Robe-rt Lar t N Mt b was aU a joke. Mr. anlli .M'n. ge"M'r. and ftlrt. Kenneth c ~1 "U. ·!J'U It mess but it t~r.asn't a and son .or ~Jum~ were'Suft;dt.' and sOns. llike ·and T~!jj puj)Jieijy stuN or Iii · hoai:, just auests of hl~ .g tandparent.t, Mr. ChlUicothe were EQtet ~~ some . fwi.," b.e .sald. · .. · and ·Mrs. Lareent. • ruests of his · fl8rtnts, Mr. an~ ¥r. and Mrs. Te.t. .Grindley •rf Mn. El'za Michael. · · · COlumbus were Saturday lllieSb; - Rev. tnd )fr.s. Earl Slack were or llr. aodM-•-rl Xln•Sunday a'fternoon '-lst . • __ _ ., , •• • • "t-1 •• of the ""'lde.n o1 · c~PlUb~~.~ !ldl:: w~~o aft eonrmed at QoJzer ~JJOD ~pent the ..weekend with h~ fnth · anJi v'*"! . ~~neral. Jlo~_P.Uab. ~lident tO Cab'o emphasized the WH'I"N', Channel U, led a discus· Del Monte --· Wholl!l K.,MI or Craam $tyle auv s w....shi:rw T"" Jjlll. Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., April 25, 19&7-7 ' and Mta. flo)'4 Thorn•• 't Real Estate B~oker In MIDOLIPOilT. OHIO wE linisi!Jd U ••• Pl..., Automobll•, HtNith A!J:CIDINT Lite. CIIV:.ttr and ...W. PHONII a..Sflle--.of hd}cijl an . ' . Fresh Milk • •. • .; 'Y2·gal ctn.46t: INSURANCE AGENCl' 1 th n e I ' Rodney Downing annua1 180.01::-J ton production and 60,000 will J<) become compel tors Sprln1 Hlll ·-- Freth D•lly, homoeenbttl (Shttdtnl) CARRY HOMI Yo11r S.wint• lour room- apartmenta, low rent. ·Coll'B. 1. Coo,., Mlddleporl. I :::l2b,Ooo tOru. ·lit the I==-~-~-~-=· ~~~i:;~ii;i~:::;; ILU WA.RD . ...rr~t4 110n. J>rop Clolh•' o;:tblton Flther, lollddlopolt . 61~~ 8#6S-X1l 'ltl '21 Catsup --" ........ -·- - - 5 boHies $1.00 \ HAYLINER 1:.:1:::::4~1=fo =:=r=Rent :::_::~~==- ' 4 3 tf Rich Spicy ·. The plalttl, wpj have an electr' $00,000 'kva, en· ouib lO tupply ' \he :domeslle needs of a city of. 500,000, 'nit e.w.· pec~d daily eon.pmpt.lon of 13 miUion raiJoiUI of watet eoutd :::Aipply ais 'Cities the size o~ Wbeellnl, W. Va. Olln Xa.thieson will receive ~•l ~apathy of See The New Holland PIGS, retd)' fJnt or May , 1 mile out of Lancavllle on Dexter Rd . 4 24 6tp Noah Chaalec~ . N. Benla1, Pomeroy. Pork&Beans -··--·---······· ·· Jib: can JOe :•sophie'~ Sermon" ({It the . open· mg serv1ee and special mus1c was presented by a :.a.uartet, Mr. and Mra. 0. E. McKmley, Mrs. Ed4ar Allensworth, ~omer R:ice,- wlth Mrs. ~eorge ChddS u planLJ~ . Duttng the bus.lness meeting a new pr,ojeet was dliiCWised and will be announced at a later date. The meeting closed with a hymn sung Baehelor or Science decree in Physical Science and a Bachelor of Law degree and is a lawYer at Ca. bin Creek, W.Va. Mr. Veazey. father of the bride Is employed with the West Vir· ginia Department of L4bor. you'll )rut, Inc, Plenlc Time Is Here END·· I HAZARQOUS JOB - Estate · " 24 3tp rtve Room Apartment with laun· drJ and GaraJe. f1nt :noor. A. Mrs. Clarence MeNeal, pre$1dent ~:;'U.~~ ~:~!';;'~·~.~~~';.~~:~ ed. !;~=====================; .111 - told aa one lara:c lot, 60 x 200. Cl.ll R. L. Coau. 4 23 7tc .~ to twenly ·two members. by the were men of theKelly, cl-.ss. Mro. The hostosses Mrs. MeBirthdays of Mrs l!:dward lla-= ._ gerty and Mrs. Kelly were obsen· , of the Loyal Bereans Cla18, preaid· ed when they met Tuesday at the Chuteb ot Christ. Mra. M. L. Kelly, chairman of the hospitality committee, read Come See _. . tloued good traiUiportltiOb ~tlUties and proximity to market•. Initial production \a I!Chedukd ..... . to st&rt In early fall .. t th~ .... -· ~ath•' eson and Revere ('opper an.: ' Special Week-end Salel OMAUA . NC'b. UP - Whllc talk~omplctlon date : June 1~ . 19:17. Barfi.CIHJI.mp.on liiliuraru.:e Ageaey, Jng with a lmy, policem an Carl The bidder must ~ubmit with hi& Middleport. Fire ~ Automoblle- Va ccaro pl<let'li him hand on the . bid a certified cheek in the lkmc\11 . Phone 6318-X ~20-'dl boys arm . The hoy'~; dog promptly amount of $900.00. · sa11 k hi~ tce~h into the patrolman'• The minimum wage. to ~ paid leg., to aU labor employed on this con· tract .!!hall be in aecordance with the Schedule of .PrevaiUng Hourly CONCRETE BLOCKS Wage Rates A&eertained and DeterCOMPLETE lnsuranc~ l 1 rotec:tion, mined by thfl Department of In· "Build """ For Le11" Life, Auto, Fire, Polio. Call Don du strlal Relationa applicable to M!ll11, Middleport, Ohio. the State HiKhway Departmeo.t Improvements in accordanc~ with - - ---·- - : : - - - GRUESER BLOCK CO. Sec. 411~.03, 4115.04, 411:1.03, (21 ) Real I Mlloo North of Pomoroy 41H~. 06 and 4115.0'7 of the Reviaed. Code of Ohio. COUNTitv HOME 2 acres, 7 rooms ba th, life time shingles, new Before Usuing a purtbaae order II the successful bidder wUI be repump drh·cn well, electric waler quired to furnbh bond In an healer, 4 miles from Pomeroy on Rl. 143. Ca ll 71 -X after 6 p. m. amount equal to one: half of the · coat ol the work. 4 20 3tp Prequallflcatlon: Bidders mu.st MODERN !tOME FOR SALE, 10 apply !or prequallficatlon with the min. walk from Pomeroy , tl department at tent 10 da·y s before Completely New From rooms and bath, full basement, lhe date set to opt'ln bids. InforHitch to Chute achool bus paases house. can be mation pertainlna thereto. and preCinanced . Phone 0119-X. qualifying blankl may be obtain· · 4 24 3tc ed from the }(iJhway ~dit Ex· flminer, Room 007-E, Ohio Depart'· TRACT@R SALES 'l!WO LOTS In Middleport, each 80 x 100. between South Socond and South Front or can be ton. W. E. Ward, Che•hire: I -·-- POWER UNIT with 35 KW Generator suitable for running amall cuttlna: machine or loader . Sat. ldaction guaranteed. ~00 .00 Terma: to tultable person. Call SPruce 3·!.1M4, Muon City. 4 25 3lc 8'~-1:;-ld;-:<-::oa:;l-r::a::n-:g::-,,-,:;h--:c;-;1!;--,--:,::rec_n_a_n_d ivo'ry, $10.00. Shorty Hannahs, 2 lU:DROOM HOUSE, bulh, ba,;;,•. 123 Butternut Ave., Pomeroy. •mcut, coni rurn~tec, plenty sufl w11tcr , <1 n e acre ground, nice ___ ._:__:_c 2> 3tp yal'd, garden, 11hickc.>1r ~ ou~1! BABY Baulnett complete, baby garag!• , $4MO.OO. 2 miles from ~eale•, child's trai!Une seat, Pomeroy Ho1~h1 1J4. Pomt'ruyboft elothlnl! .d.zc 12 and 14. Uutlllnd Hoacl, Itohcrt Baii ry. · Call 111 -M ~r 378 Socond $1., Phone 024·Y 4-2:.!-6 !p Pomeroy. f 2<1 3tc BOAT AND MOTOR, 22 H.P. John- Veazey··o·I T' ;r0p0n,o wedd"lftQ T0 Be ' Ch UfCh Of c~fl•st Solemnized At Charleston Apr. 27 Bereans Clas charles Charleston, wu taineer peraoru Room will be held at Moun· here todayLewis, for a short visit and , Belle, W.tbf' Va.,· and Meetl'ng Is Held Examination Set !C..,._ .._ .... try. Otbtt aluminwa ·®mpanlet a.l'lt bu.IJdlna: .pla.uU m. !.a a.ene• l area a1pnJ tl:Je Ohio River,. • '!he nnin TNJOn for the Ohio Valley lnquaU1al tioom, Gude aa:d b the dlaoovery th~t coal r:.> aources and produetlon can ·pro ~ vide the power needed for alum· in"m product ion. He allfO men· ' • • • the a Mrs. Stflt'a' ftnt of qo~-\Ui was a week~ rue~ ' ~:!( !I!. · ~ -· ;aatLlr J, ~··· 4. il,l~ ~e•t~ ·a . t"~..... • II ol 'ftt:r, and Mr ' 1).1,. fl<l .man, Jr., W<rf 'hla ........ts. llfr.. and P.''" H"'"''~ Sr. "l'' ~'· Mr· Jd .... P~~'~~"'' and ~. ilil'!' bAb,.. . IJra. · · ·' ·• ; Alma ~ ia ri.t.tin1 • ~01) • . · 1hd.1 VII. Lewis of ~~. ' ..AJber¢~ Sf!,0\\f4ta Wit an . Ea~­ ter po!.tt. ~~ t.Jt. ~n4 . . FrancL1 x 9ntfomeTF IDd f-Qf eJ J..,angs- Mrs. Ami ~nt. ' . Mrs. Joan Wu,,, ~ rolan and . Mrs .. 'liina, ~l.Jt ~ '"· GaU1~hs FridaY .w!iere ~ Mm•. WW! had a che~ at thJ! hospital. · 1. . . .~n,, ~· · . ·Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Erlewine . r.il\. fDd )(rl. ler.ld 'foodrum were Sunday au~ts of her mpth, d d#\I:.JlltUa Debbie 11 tu~ Vickie er Mr~ .. Iv-a How~ll of Leon. They :~·1)m.~. 11;. lnd ...-: John also v1s1Led t~e s1c~ (rom Rutland DyJ:e and aoft ¢Xenia, 'Mrs. who are confmed m Holzer Hos- ~th Lueas ot iWiell~ •nd ~· . .pltal. and Mrs. James. Hew~ It ·and. son Mr. and Mrs. Ray Reuter of of Columbus were ~ · ter Jowa were EII.Ster guc~$ of Mr. ot their father, Sam ke. and Mrs. Edward Th_~mas. • a'iut Mrs. Carroll Sndwdeu Carla and A!in Mdler of A ,· sons, SteVe and Larry we:re h~n 11 spe.nt their ~tc~ va~atll'll e....,.lng .g uests of ·Mr. w~~ t~Jr gtan~ents, -ir:f and ; Archie SimpkiP~ of Mn. .W\i.lllam FOlan. Mrs. EtHel Nelson and d•.ugb tq; Jlelth 'Mfie •.~d Mrs. Dorlf· T&o,.as and ,daugJlters: qee a~" Kathy were business visitors in alqM! Mf'· G,,; Pa'fket!lbul'g Saturday. Md. ,ipeal'l ·Little ' and Mrs. • . • II "' Mr1; Francts Sriowd~ was an 1 p_a, e.~!l at 0 Zff Easter guest of her daughter, Mr ·.Jn ~, ... m,~ ~':~'! of fl~~· . The WSCS eonduete 4 an ·Eo.~,ed and Mrs. ·Georce Harte.nbach of ,.he ·e owlt Co pany; pUblishers Market at tbe Department StoJe Pomeroy, · ~ o! . Le~ : ¥qQ:lne~ ~F OPfl ~ s.lt~ay,' li~ · · .Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Snowden the WliTN 'statian and t.l:ie eom· are' leaving Tuesday evenint for pany bu. had' imelo&ra tdf.v~ J'l'flnk 'i'lt,oitMR, ·Mrs. La Verne a five day sightseeing trip ttl the valley area before startini thls Ward, Mr. SteWard, l'!{rs. ~athe'!"· W.!Uihington, D. c. -Mr. $nowden glganUr: . pioi¢ft. • · J '· ine Grant and Mrs, Stella Fap~ of ,whp ·ls .i.IPent for the National . It is . ~~pjcte~ to ~ rnJiWQIJ.e Columbus were Eolllter dki~ ·iind ,';:A«ident Insurance Co.., ~tort tKe ata~ibna: are ready for ltH:tts of Mrs. S. L.. Bryant. ..., awardf4 the all expeDse p.aid perteet .traDIIDJ.&Iion. ' ' M,i n JOfln Montt:Om'r' ·. ~! thiri tri,p 'for bigh r.d esmanship - · ,, . •-- - Langsville' RID s,pent Sunday" eve• for tfiis disb·lct. Their sons Steve MARKIT RI~Rf ning with Miss Phyllis ap~ Larry wiU et.ar with their CINCINNATI UP - Produce: Elwla Lee lOb ol· ·Mr. gr,ndparents, Mr. and M'r8. Roy .J;gas, weak, net .pJid at ftl~l i Sherman JohnsOn ls iij. ~ d • ._ .,., · Sao, w den whUe they 11re gone. M r. au -lnl-s. H1ram c1awter for U. S. · eba~umer whites browns, A jumbOs 32·34; A and dau,t.ter, Judy Bind Hn.~ Mr. ahd Kn. Earl Dailey or 8 d Hat'ff· w~rc father, LOuisville are vlslUng with ' b"r ;ll0;1l; A ~~dblftl!l 2$-f7; ·A Benny, . 00 !'3 an Georae Pralt. ' IIID-#2; jt lirle'· 20-~;'.fOJJ; ~4BY . evaing dir.,ncr ·cutsts o! Mr. and Mtt. Robert VandQme.rt and brOwns A laree 35-36; their daughter Mr. and Mrs. Paul d diUIA J.ai 1 Wee 32. Pat.t.er.wn. :.~... 'D ters Pem and Ann of wiscons n fire Easter weekend .Chi~ens, s.tta~y, fryers Mra. Pfu~ guetts .ot :ber 'mother Mrs. ~- . . Jb, t!·18; 'hens bci&YJ' 13-18; ot Pomeroy ... 1 10.11. hla Ch~pman. JO'wef: 1vattt 1.. ··p...r:;, ~-:r.p~iai~ 8 ~ ·u J.1r" A..i:f./' ' �/ ' \ ' \ • 8-Dally Selltinel, Pomeroy-Hlddleport, 0., April25, 1957 POMER()Y SOCIETY 1 Julie Probasco Named Sor.ority Representative Mr. and Mn. John Hard·· at· Julie Ann Proouco. daugt>ter of tended a square dance in Char- Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Probasco, a - leston Tuesday evening called by Bruee Johnson, Santa Barbara, pledge of Alpha Phi sorority . t Calif. Mr. and Mrs. Clan!lce Andrews received ah Easter gift of a large red ·leather Bible from their son , William, who is stationed at Foley, Ala. pledge of Alpha Phi sorortty at Miami Univenity where she ia a frerhman, repreaented the sorority at the Greek Week.! Night, Monday, April 22. Mia.s Probasca gave a monologue "An Ancient Greek Goes Modern" for the program which was held at ~enton Hall . -cue- • • o( Beverly spent the One hundred and nin'Cty lrtu· past weekend with 'her parent1, dents are served at lhia dining Mr. and Urs. Leonard VanMeter room. • Sr. Stephen Patterson is ~pe ndlng Church Of Christ Prayer Meeting Held On Wednesday a weeks va('atiou m Columbus with bi.s aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Taylo r and family. MrJ5 . ·E dgar Altmayer .and aon!, Stewart and Larry I'~·Le vitlll lown, L. I. arri-vJ»-...ttoday for .\ Mrs. 0. E. McKinley led the dett"n da y viJ;Jl with her parenli, votional service at the Prayer Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Young. meetinr~ held at the Church o-f Christ Wednesday night and spe· RUTI..AND clal music wa e pre11ented by Mr. and Mrs, McKinley, Homer Rice Mr. and M'rs. J. Pnul Uoyd of and Mrs. Edgar Allensworth w1th t~airmont, W. V., were Easter Mrs. George Ch.ilds am pianist. The weekend guesi.B of the1r daugh- leader next Wednesday will be ter, Mills Elizabeth Lloyd. .Mrs. William Slator. Mrs. Faye Palmer or Galion i~ vi~ilmg her son Mr. and Mrs. Fred I. Gardner , pastor of the Fred George. Church, was in char~;:e of th.e Bible study class h.cld alter the devoPhylll• Snowd.n tional service . [ your child • des S mUSIC • - < .DY. ' BAND INSTRUMENTS ·, ..The llne11 lnve1tment you can make for your ~hild'a fu .. turt. Tht co1t 11 •mall: the rewardft are areal h\ ~elf-con· ftde1,1«, ~pularity, aucceu in ~ehaol, and abOve all In a liftume. of enjoyment. You can alve r,our r;:hild theae lhlnp now, With the Bund)' Instrument of h a choice. You will find Bundy instrumentl m almoat every achool band in the coun .. try, boctull Bundya are easy to play, l~kpensive to buy and ketp, lftd lrt built by flqMIJII to aive the tone band dlreclora like. Brlna in )'our y,ounpttr to choose from our complete collection ot lh~ famou1 instruments. Help him to reap the pleuurt tnd llttlf~tttlon thai only music c:an aivc, ELBERFELD$ Jlractiali.Beaucl/111 MISS EMILY Gothard and family In Hurricane, In Tampa , Florida. W. Va., returned home today. She Easter guestl of· Mr. and Mrs. will leave Frtday for Columbus tor Herman Haddox Included Carmen an indefinite visit. Haddox, Cleveland;' Mr. and Mra. Cht~r les · Lupton ant family, \; ..dli· polls; Mr. and Mrs. Chester Had. do:x 1nd children, Point Pleasant. Mrs. Garl Balley , Beverly. former local resident, and., her daughters, June, South Bend, Ind., and Mnilyn, Akron, visited here briefly· Monday anti were accompanied Fifty women from Nelsonvlll .. on a motor trip to Washington, D. Logan, Marlett:~, Belpre, Pom· C., and Williamsburg, Va., by Sal· eroy, Middleport, Rutland, Roc\r. ly Sauer, who is on vacation from bridge, McArthur. Vin ton, Ewin,a:· the Ohio Fuel Gas Company of. ton, Athen.s and The Plains were fie e. registered for .t he preliminary Mrs. Bernard Krinke and chilFlower Show School Tuesday at dren, Chillicothe, are houseeueats The Plains High School The '!peakera, Mrs. Earl Ben· of Mr. and Mrs. Wllliam Everson der, Marietta and Mn. Jiwnt>.s and daughters, Pat •~d Janet. Shelby Jean, Naney and Kitty Jackson, Ewlngton, tnld In dettll Mt,dows, Charlel'ton, and Judy what makes a good schedule for a ~ney, Dupont City, visited Sunflower sbow with sample sche duies on display. Ufing a color day with Mr. and Mra. Paul Mourn· wheel Utey explained the tolor ing and daughters. cbmbinations as applied .to flow· ~r .and Mrs. John Sliefvatter, er .c~hows. Levattown, and their daughter, Specimens and s rrJngemtnts Lorrtinc, visited friends and rela· \',ere judged orally to show ju1111 tlvu herli! last week. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Darst tnd whtlt a jud~ee looks for In seorlnq 10111, Richard, spent Easter week them at a nowcr shvw. wltb her parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. A workshop is planned for ttle E. Bell, Columbus. nc~:r future which is aiM a pre· Mra. Harvey Mourning and son, requisite for elementary juda:in~ Henderson, were week end guests acboob being offered by the of her sitter, Mrs. Allee Mattox, Pt.' Oh.i.o Association of Garden Club~J Pleaeant. during the next two years. . Mrs. Robert Mills is reported ill These elementary judgl 1:g GOTHAP.D wlth phlebitis at Holzer Hospital ~clwob are to be taught by ex· wbt,re a daughter, Mary ''Louise, from Office Training School in perta from the Univt'rslty staff. wu ~rn on Easter Sunday. Col umbus attended Middlepor · High School. She is employed at t he Ohio 011 Equipment Com pany, 251 North 1-tigh Street, Col· umbus. Mr. Sharkey is a graduate c..f the cla!t!! of HMQ, Columbus High SC'hool and served two years Ju the Armed Forecs He is cmplo)·· ed a~ Su pply Requ ireme nts Clel·k at the Engineers' Malntenanc,• Ccutcr, ~2 Starling Street, Colu.ol Mrs. Lesta Gothilrd, South Third Avenue, Is announcirt"g tlw 1pproach.1ng marriage uf her dau· ghter, Emily Gathard, 233 Brchi Avenue, Columbus, to Frank Sharkey 704 Derrer Road, Columbus, eon of Mr. and Ml"S. l'""red 0. ·shar· key 393 South Burgess Avenu ~. ColLtmbue. The marriage is schcfiu i<>d for May 31st at 7:30 p. m. at the Chi cago Avenue Churl·h of Chrh~ in Colll"ll\'bus. -~iss pothard, who -"'-"_d_u_"'-'_d_b_u_'·------- - - - Mrs. Robert Arnold ('/1\crtaineJ Friendly Ne.igllhurs Clu 1 'l'msday evening al ht>r home on Roek Street. Dur~ng lhl' busines!J s~s~I'Jn In charge of the president, Mn. Denver Thnma, it wn~ vo tod b 1 plsre the proceeds frnm the tra· e img prizc.'l m the flow~r tun 1 The trave lmg prize donated hv M'rs. Leon ML·Kni :;ht wa~ award· Nl tn M!'S. W.i!liam Sheridan. "ThHnk Yo u:·· Clll'd~ w1~1 ·c l"Pad fro m Mrs. E. E . l"ollrocl anrt 1,, ,. F:iuu~r SriUt('fer family for k1nd· nc!ls to tlwm during Llwir brreavl' mt•nl. Mrs. Thoma UIW'd Llw lllf'tubt•rs tu \urn in sah•s t. 1x :-;tamp.~ to ,Mrs. l'~ !lll'rSIJ!l Well, lhe lEARN HOW EASY IT IS TO START YOUR CHILD ON THE INSTRUMENT OF HIS CHOICE FROM OUR SELEC· TION OF FAMOUS • I RST IMPART(AL , . : MARTFORD. Conn. UP- ·~UC!I ! 80UJbt I bipllrtisan thief after Of- I Cicci at Republican and Demouttle : atate headquarters, sevedl ~OGU ! apart were looted tht same dV· . } Surprise Party Held Wednesday 'For Church Choir In AdV8I'tlllnjl In ClrculaiJoD . , prayer: ser- J Mra. c. R. Kon'krlght and Mias Besu Sanborn were a:ue1ts of tended the midweek honor It a JUrprise birl.tlday v.ice and Bible study eiasa. ;. ; Refreshments of ice tream. ,. party held a( Heath Metrhodist made by the mcm· bers were worn and pictures llJil., en of the gru up. Prizes wcrfl awarded to Mrs. LcDn MrKuighL for the most original hal, Mr:; Jack ltobson, the funniest au 1 Mr.~ .. WillArd Il eincs and Mrs. Lee Tyo t he prettiest Mrs. Ohvc In· gr<Jh!om Wi',\ Lhc judge. Ga mes wt•re played !l llri p! izc~ awardrd to Mrs. Gernld Grucst·r, M1·s. H eine~. Mrs. ln ,~ rah.a m ami Mrs. Sheridan. Mrs. Lucien Pullc 1 rec Plvcd the cloor pr ize . 'l'hu next mcctlng will hr at the 'hOml' of Mrs. r:ct 1rgc But"h,m· ;1n and t ll orc will b<' a .gifl chan,gc with the revealing of "sc· C"rct paIs." A salad course woLs served h• the ho~tess to thos<' named abov l Plan& were made r ~w · and \1rs Charles Werry Jr , Mrs. nual pop py sale when the l. a~ics Plwood Bower~. Mrs. C11arif!3 j'\uxlllary of Drew Wt·h~t t ·r Pos• American Legion mel Tuesda y l..<'~ar. Mrs. David Ohlinr<1cr, Mr~. Hc11ry Werry, Mrs. Ro y Smith evening at the Legi on Hm n ~. and l!UCSLs Mr.s. Amanda Kaspar Mr:S. W. R. Davis, prr~idcnt, Linda Smith and Susu~ Arnold. pres!Ocd pnd a reporl Wl!s made on t he rummfi!;{C sa\(' held rc· rc nliy. Mrs. Orville Wcll was n;~m cd tis chairman of lhc rtopp y 11nd Mi8.s Ann a Ebcrsbneh and Mr!. Frllnk Cheescbrew, co· chai·rnlcn. A report on the talk give n SAVE 1100 TO $1,000 Monday evcnlni in Nelsonville by Frfld Th11ckcr. alato commander ACT NOW of the American Legion, was given by Mrs. Davis. Thacker spoke on three bllls bd£?rt Con· grcss which are of lnt('rcst ln voterana, namely, a pension for all World War vctenns ~rt cr they reach the age of 68 If their income doe.s not exceed $1400; a !ltahl! or force treat)': and s compulsory military training or tlx months for all bt~y s after they have completed •high school or before they reach the age or 20. Mr1. Georae Mowery read 11 n article on the P:~n-Ameri'cRn atudy during the program hour. Rcfre! hmenl3 were served by Mra. Lewis Stanley. Mrs. Stanley Jones, Mra. J. 0. Roedel, Mr; U. $,No. 2S Charlea Withrow, )frs. A. V. HowWAVIRLY, OHIO ell and Mn.. Waltor' Wtlker at the eloae of 'lhe meetlntr. lla!.:~ WAVERLY MOBILE HOME SALES enttn e Wednesday evening Uy cake and coffee were served- with • Mrs. 0 . P. Klein for the ehclr Mark Tannehill, a guest, asailtlna . ... members and those who had at· Mrs. Klein in serving. :: i Pomeroy.Mldclleport,.Qhlo,:.Frlday, Aprl128, 1957 • • ,.• .w, Mtll••l"'[oht. - ·s.tunMy """""..... .... ............. ly cloudJ, WWM an4 humid wtth I l • •' • -- Is Centered In Area Near Mason ' . The manhunt for DenseU R. Hudson who scampered o~t of the Meigs County jaU Wednesday night past a surprised court. hguse janilor centered today in wooded bills abOut four miles · •bacl\' of Mason City . .. Hudson escapl!d capture Thursclay afternoon when hunger • .broUght him onto a rural road to steal sandwiches out of a . ~ < t • • &~~··' <' .•, • .• Try ... TAK. A IIOCK•T bcbf, ,...torraa~ ••• dluov•r th• low prlc•l Teke c:hort•of the todalt T400 EngN. Then'• • bcbt lo fit , _ pocket • , • 11e1M yow dlolce nowl • INI YOU'RE ALWAYS WELCOME AT- '. T••TI • " - t:OME .. " KARR 6' VAN ZANDT W. Mabt St. Phone 415 Pomeroy farm worker's lunch' box. He was 1 seen by · Mason Chief of Police W. 1 T. Thorn who ~ h6ttted to· hlm to ~ ~jzlv~ hlmaelf up." , ChleL.]'horn said Hudson ran j off throultl a wooded area imd ' escaped but not before Thbrn had pu.mpe~ two shot; Hu-tson's way, netther apparentl:v taking efr~et. 1'he ehlef had been patrolling roads h:l the area after word had reathed' him that Hudson had ~en ~een there. I llu<lflon ls a native of Hlt1'tford, 1 -~':'- •nd has a Wif-e and s mall chlldi'en I · . JJvlnR there now. He had bP.en ... , failed here April 6 after eveding eaufornia offieer!J. 7 Chief Thorn notified tbe Melg:l--j.. 1County Sheriff's dcpal'tment :lfudiQn. vanished in the woDds. $herl:tf Robert C. l:lartenbach and DepUty Howard Frank a .,.car and spent the aetrtb.ing the area where Hudson had · been seen. They round trace of Jrl,m. ·"!:i.•A ·p icture oi Hudson taken b•r .1 Daily Sentinel wa~ televised WSAZ.TV la.st night atld at. ~J::::,,:a~r•;,~c~nfident the man will , . Officer& In "· the . as the State Highway" ,,.,,o,, are keeping an iil~rt I 1 FORMAl • , m·a -High . Sheriff ' ilio lhat said today Ro1s Ev· '1.< ans was another offic«a >~> wbo participated In the all night ~arch fOr Hudson on Wednesday wben he effected his escape from TO THE FIRST 100 LADIES ttie jail. TO VISIT OUR STORE EITHER DAY 'Pomeroy Senior OassPlayTo . Be Held Tonite· We will give absolutely free wllh tile purch- of U.OO or more "lrom Romantic! Hawaii" ONE GREEN TI-LOG THE GOOD LUCK PLANT FOR YOUR HOME " Headin' For A · Weddi n' " a hilJ-bllly farce in three t!Ctsl, will be p~ented tOnight, directed· Ly J~mes Diehl, In the Pomeroy Junior Hlgh auditorium startiq at 8 p. m. The Senior play will feature ·r omantic leads played by Dttk Genhelmer and Janet Struble. Others in the cast are Brentloi Strauss, Mllt Lambert, Linda StiX'kton, Alma Reynplds, Rit:. Ball,' Jamea R. White. lJla Sue Terrell ,. Jerry DBNi.s, Linda Moor'3 Jeanette Ha111, Max Eichinge~ Radhet Genheimer and April Shaateen. Eaay To Care For- EIUY To Grow- Fun To Waleh Grow No Green Thnmb Neeessary TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THESE PRICES During The Abqve Two Days! ' OS Houoe 7" DYNAL PAINT PAINT .TITANTIC WHITE all colors $6.09 Gal. 99c $6.95 Gal. $4.44 Gat BUY 5 GALLONS .,. GET 1 FREE. BUY 5 GALLONS GET 1 FILEE! Buy 4 &allons We &tve Yoa 1 h11 Paper ~ "General" 79c Rubber Due WALL PAINT ' For W.allpaper Perfect Many Colort Wall & Woodwork Wubable PAINT $U9 Gal. ALKYD n.AT ltooulor $SJ'$ $3.48 Gal. · CJulklnl Colllplllllld .... lor $$.7$ 0.1. WHITE '• NOTICE we If ha~e sold out of. ~~· l~s you wish, we wi111Jt~ them for you, at our advet, Used Sale Prlet~' Complete 10 Quart Galvonlzed '.AILS · · · · ·· · .. · .' cost TO You ' Pllre Chllleao Brfllle ' . I . $2.15 U.4~ . . l qt Pltllburgb Plate I ·WIY Valllty '· . CINLYC· . -79c -Gal, ,.. METAL P~NTEIIS GRASS. SUM"EU 8 01. 8x12: • CLOTHS DROP PEEt I bll. )JoSs $1.!11 MIRROR , .......... e.-.7"'~ ~i :·· licllvi.-awily 11 ohly ' < ' ' · ROOF .PAINT Reg, Tube Prke 4k 2 tubes 75c .. .. ' ~RYS, GalllpoU1. ·Tht · deeetnd who was a mem· ber W. Va. Ill' - the POmertr chur<!h of tlmt resident of , for 'llie Upper Ohio Valley " lo""<"poriod oJ 11!11•· annouriced soon, ·accord· ·.. SeiVleei wUl be In charae of manager the ·Ret. tlbnard Seevero. with burfor Bil- ial to be .made tn ~ U•e ~eech ~ve d.lreetioa of the art"i his Jlarj- . Green - Rejl - Black ' ·' l),I111!11num "· All PlMurgh Platti•· Gla~ Quanly a..•• 20% · or "Dot .. yet at · elote the nline o[ the GUm ore 5' , · , Pianntna ·tO:'· build ,B\11. )lo ·. ,; :: 1 . ~ ,w in the 1 :rou .. Wben the an· ~·-li Dlaile you will ree...,_lle: u.e:~ QJnt 11 one of tbe. ~~~t~tiiitlil panli ir fomiUu lo ;ou Mn Service Station Manager Is Ntmted 11 . tho• ;tr~ady in dpeiattctit Lip Moqre ColumbQa a~ClD."P, Ule river." . · all Harry Shrie\-e is announcing he iJ the new manager of the Nick~ les Gulf Servlce Station at 908 •' ·• W. Main St., Pomeroy, beginning llitt\ludl! ,uiloiil:an c'yonomld, the Immediately. Mr. Shrieve says he will !pe· cialize in lubrication and the highest of service lo all bla pi· ot · 'Oompitllu wld•h han pletea ehUdren. . tile. Yillh<~ollle of ,new piUI!I · SliJeti:a divlai.on of Union ' Carbide · apd ·e artlon Corp.. and tlle ·Monon88he1, Pow'l!r Colbpao)'. '~'"The WheeU!J.a: lnttlltieneer said UJe Qcw plap.t ~ il! ex~d to be 'Joeatel:t-betwt.en Bfind•s R.Un, south < oi Christ ~~ a lona Another major ln4ustrial develop- MellO CopniY bod been iU over \•I ~Sillenvlllt, ,. Elza Gilmore, Sr, Oaimed By Death On Thursday Noon f\meraJ a.ervieea wlJl· be ·h eld Suft.day at 2 p. m.... u1 the Ewing Funer,I '· Chapel for Elza Gilmore, Sr.\ ~ .. of Po111eroy . who . died 11nttsd'a)' rioon at Holzer Hospital M,jor Industrial Plant Predicted Po~ O~io Valley ·sAjNT \y. I Odarlt11 Thl11ner r • Use ln'l'l''l' ¥ "'i'P""~ • " _ 4" Kemtone Bruil; ·$1.98 '. ., ' StEP LADDER-. . ONLY .' < Floor Ellamel. ... • -=: De SPECIAL BRV$HES IOc ta '$U.95 . ·- 1! Quart . . . . . . . . . . . .ise $3.56 Gal. > .DROP CLOTHS Paint Proof-Water Proof OS House < Floor Paint [f You Wioll < , .. Pllllburgh Plate Glus NIT ' '. ..,. Pan Roller Set! ,, 'l'ake 'lbe EXtra Gallon Jl\ .•.. • • • SARGENTS OS House While For Time Tested·'· Dependable/ and salol· ¥am. •• · Iron~ MEIGS GENERAL AdmissloD.!I: Roger Racine; Mn. Marie Kathy Ann Ditcharge&~ Madelyn Salser, Comer Ia Phar~a~y ,. J.!omeroy ..... ~-- ~-SINGLE COPY-lie ' {./; / S~h For Meigs Jail Escapee • Fumiture •tt...e•••r orce •• : hv..W - · _.... _...,. IM••rt trNI thunlla,..,.rn• , . . . ~•t.n.lst&wan j NO.!O ~ ., Hlthto4oylntloolt'• L. . tonlvhf 57 to 64. Deeoted 'J'o 'J'IIe l•ternt• f l 'J'lle ftelp.H•••• Ar!INI. Chu~h Of bu~ tompletely Remodeled Pai~f Store FRIDAY and SATURDAY, APRIL 26·27 Walbable - .Drya Ia 1 Hour H T... It 1111 YHr ...... • ly UNITaD PIIU ONe: ..tttfy cl..,..,, _.,. THESE T,WO DAYS FROM 8 A.M. to ' P.M. Quall\7 GuO<onl,.d , Fair-Poced·, at "Y• :-: Weatller • STORE HOURS Auxiliary Mops Plans For Annual Poppy Day Sale TRAILERS TRAILERS ' • • I chairman It wns \'oted to .purchase flowers fo1· the Naylon Run Mmnorial on Memorial Day anrt Mrs. Donley Rmbt•l w;~s nam· cd to make the purchr.sc. • e. Ia Local Ntwa Mrs. Robert Arnold Is Hostess To Friendly Neighbors Club Meeting < ,_ Mr. and Mrr. Co:waa, wbo have been vi&iting Mrs. Iubel WineYn. Le3ta Gothard, Whl) hts brenner, and family, were sehed· been visiting Mr. and Mr.s. J. W. uled to leave today for their home . I ter. Debra. ( Mrs. Malcolm Miller •• employcd at the Martin Reat,aurant. , Fifty Attend Flower Show Judging School Robe rt Cleland of Long Bc:.ch , Cali(., is spending two weeks with his mothar. Mrs. CJyde AnAn honor l'tudent at MiddlepOl't drews. High School, she was one of the Mr. and Mn. Henry 9k"Jfld, honor studenta at the University Mn , Clyde Andrews, Ro~rt land and Mildred Adams ~ft who attended a dinner given for Wedne!day ror a vb1t in W) tbe top-ranking .stude nta. Miss ProBrighton , Pa ., with Mrs. Maree ·{ basco has been appointed aa hosBaily and son, John, and other teaa of the dining·room at Hepburn Dormitory !or the coming relatives. Mr.s. Dwight Reed and daugh- year. • Midd1eport$0ciety Notes Emily Gothard, Frank Sharkey To Be Wed Moy311n CoiUJll.bus ' .. • Curci. ·Pomeror; Ivl ~rsville. � 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 25, 1957 mcdaniel