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Kume Arnl)ld us sted by day afternoon at her home Athen8 M:ra Wilbur Batley and Mrs Hugh Road Group Stogtn& of A mer ca open the Rock Bearha entertained Sprutgs Bettf:r Health Club Thurs- ed th.e meetina: Jollowed w tb the Lord s Prayer ond pledge to the Oag Mrs Arlee Abbott prestdenl pres ded over the meeting Elec on of offtcers was held w th Mrs Hugh Bearhs selected as pres dent Mrs Roy Sm th vtce pres dent Mr and Mrs W 11 am K tchcn Ch llico he vi.S ted relatlves n the Bend over the weekend Milli C E Hoyt was n G a v He Fr day to attend a mee ng of the Bspl st Camp anti As.! e by Comm ee Mrs Clarence Clark an cl M s Nu 1 a tended the gradu Henry Mrs W II am Radford liecretary lio of Pa ty Clark Athens r om and Mrs Edgar Abbot treasurer Mr.o; W II am Grueser and Mrs the E gh h G ade at Shade F J \V I am Radford were named as day even ng he S ck Comm ttee for the next Haro d Moo e Co umbus spe h ce months I was annl'lunced lhc weekend w Lh h .'J w fe a • hat the Salsbury PTA wou d son at he home of her paren s. serve tile Pome oy H Kh Sc ool Mayor an ~ M s C 0 F sher a d A umn banquet on June and fam ly and waSJ at>compan ed on ass stance from t1 e g up would s c urn hOme by hl.S lamll) be apprectated It was also an who had spent the week here nounced that B be school would M and M ;s c B We sc and be held at the Ro k Spr ngs Mella M s R c San hu y v.c C' n Col od st Church n June u nbu Sa rrlilY where they v The program opelned w 11 a Crl !If a nd M G R Koehl r nd ch rcn and cclebra ed Mr poem Rock ng Cha r by Mrs Bearhs two art cle we e g ven Sans ury b hda} They we c Honey For Yoor Heal h by M s acc»mpan cd home by Rick and Harold .Black&ton and I Must M chacl Koch r who w 11 s.pend Be Patent by Mrs Arlee Abbott wo weeks he c a poero Wh ch Sha 1 It Be by M 5 Wilham Grue!er concluded Mr and M s Ira Butcher an.l be program Mrs Amct Leonara hm ly Judy and J mmy and Mrs and Mrs Edward Hu npl cy were Homer Jon s we. e buslne~s vLS lhe w nnPr.& n a con e~ ors n Parkersburg Sa rrlay 1 he hymn Blessed B The Tic M s Cha es McDonald and 1hat B nds nnd the M ZJ)!lh be-ne three ch ld n who haYe be n d cl on lased the mce ng lifter v s ng her mo her n Buchlc wh ch a dessert course was served "h lc M s MciXmald recovered by the hostesses to Mn B ackston f om a nc n hosp Lal zat o and ell ldre Sherry a d Bobby have c urncd home MTs 0 ver Clark Mrs Horace Ab Mr l S Webb Sp n. f cld ho t and ch ldren Danny Roger was a N' enl gues of her dau~ an I Vicky Lynn Mn Howard Bo er M s Mare Houck and fain l Jan il d Jan e n Mrs Homer Radford you'll be ~urpriS I complete n.. ol qvality noa.. roalo, and IIIOdora.. prices. /IJ - pairs easy "llh 100 I different items ROOFING i'IS(lhal sh ~ ei A• lint• •• I he sq ft Radfo d anQ daugh c Conn e Mrs W ll am Grueser Mrs Kuy Sm h Mrs Lew s C. rues er Mr!l A[' cc Abbott Mrs ( eorge Sk nncr Mrs Cliffor I l.c fhe t M s A e Euler Mrs W I am E h nger Mrs Edgur Abbotl and Mrs ch ldrcn Kalhy and Edd Edwa I Humphrey M s l.eonattl Mrs W 11 am Radford daughters MayLouandRbccca Ms WA Mo ga a d gue M s Herman Wr o u duug s An lra A n and fra 1> ~ Ia c I SIDING wond AI I tile et 13c 1C1 It INSULATION ' kct As little 11 -4c aq ft hi FLOORING AI little o.k 16c sq It 11 J nc n e n~;: w I be he d 11 he hon e of M s llowar I Bolin w h Mr 0 r Clark and Mrs Harold Blackslo as cohos esscs Th PANELING /1 knul y nc A• lltfle •• 1 tc tq It CEILING TILE Racme Aux1hary Asked To Meet On Tuesday, May 23 (non ilCOU8l1C At little •• 12c 1q ft TILEBOARD At little 11 41c 1C1 ft A I metl ber5 of he Rae ne F e nen 3 Aux I ury ~:~re u gcd to a Lend a reguhtr meeting of the PAINT Aa llttlt 11 $... 95 gal IJI'Oup May 21 nt 7 30 p m the lown hall when details will be worked o t for van la and pep p r sa e projccl M s Jerrv Powe sa d the aux I r 11 neet ng 11ht had to be h11 g d from he se ond Tue.'lday each m nth G the th rd hence the May 21 mee lng I hl' o gu zat on s p ann g to -e r l"no gh o buy a coCCce ur w l l !>&le r J c The Pomeroy Cement Block Co. "'41 Years of Continuous Strvlce Phones 82-435 Pomuoy •••••••••••••••• m~ ng ws opened by tlu~ prealdent Pearle Canaday Tht' secn:tary s report wu iJVe:D bv Jomes F fe Jeul.e Grueser The next meet.lna U S Army w 11 be June 20th Thelma H.YteU been v s t ng relatives he e E gh g aduates of the Pomeroy wtll hive devohou fQr the June Mrs Cec I Grogan Columbu H .a:h School who are memb~rs ot meetinc The group nne ~P;r who spen he wee)l:end w h h r the Un ted MethodtSt Church were Btr.bhday to Helen Mae Nels"~n lather C H W '!e Sr and M " honored Sunday dur ng the ehurcb and the door prize was .awarded Ruth W se was n Portland Sa school hou and the r le• of bap. to Thelma HYselL urday to v s Mrs Ta or Gro t sm <1nd e ep on of members RelreJhmenta of Ice erearr. gan Mrs Mabel Marsha I and we e he d 11 the worsh p service cake and Kool aid were sened to Thco Sm th super Rtendent ol Verna Snowden and .sons Mr and Mrs Dav r1 Yost an lam y Mrs Tay or C.rogan Ls r> the church school trodueed the Mold n Dorothy Sluk and aOM: cover ng fro n a ec<"nl 1n gradua es presented them w th Jessie Grueser Barbara V11n Me and I VC!I w h Mrs Mar ha n tcstamcn s congr:iillulated them on ter Thelma JIY.sel1 Ethel Nieb.l) the r tra er home t the Yo the .!ICcompl shments and lU'ged Pearle Canady and daugbte far n I them to nake the church the key son Jean Parker and daughter Helm tilone of lhe r vcs Nelson and VIola Rumr eld w am Au wh o has been homt' on vaca on w th s ram Rcu v ng the tc aments wenWSCS MEETS cr SundJy o JOn h Jc ry nav s Max E h nger Eu Oh 0 R ver Ba gc gene Frye Judy Hoyt Danny Mor !. •• The ,Afternoon C rcle of tile J Hsburgh r s Jane S rub e Larry W lder ·wscs o{ the Method st Otwr h met at the home or Mrs E a mulh ;.~nd Suzanne Vaughan Mr and M .s LoW(' T'roh o Dur ng he wo sh p serv ce Dar Flemmg and daught r Noreth,. an daugh er S an <~ d Cha Ia Jean Ke y dauJ;hte or Mr and Thursday dternoo.n with 13 rnem lcne Dans we c n Park n;t :.?. Mrs (jerald Ktd y e e ved the ber.s resent.. Saturday on bu css r- o bap sm and Mr and 'Mrs Rebecca Fo an opened the me I'lL Fred Cl nc ADAN Cl n a c Lee T)O were recc ved nto the lng With the Lord a Prayer Trea ~ure-r g.ave her report as all btlls ue Va 5 home for a twun Y church g eave v. th hLS parenh M The Rev Eugene Brown baH for repail".s on the parsonage are an~ Mnr. Clarence C1.me Sunday for h s sermon top c Our Chns .paid guests at the Cl ne home w t an Stewardsh p For All of Life Grace Thomas led devot ona Mr and Mn; Gerald Mar;r New and he ~ho r pre ented the an aOO eons~ated of We G1Ye Be Haven and Mr and Mrs Jes them Ble~~ Us Lo d Preceding eauae We Love Taking part in Warren Ch;u eston the clos ng hymn a consecration the p ogram were Mr1 M E Mr anrl M s E 0 and pled~e sPr ce wa;o held Rathburn H:dt e McKende EtJu"l MPller Bertha [lasher and Lou ~ e Mr and Mr.s Ice Sm th an sn Mark have been vl.'l t ng r Ia v Myers. Tbe next mee ng w ll ~ at tbe home of Mrs. Lmnle Ta3 s n ln 1 IH\a J*' I I ••••••••••••I We make home rc The - - - -- - - POMEROY SOOETl Mr and Mr Garland Weaver and daughter Ann of Dayton were week end guest:! of her parents Mr and Mrs John Sauvage Mr and Mrs Vtrgll Campbell re turned hone Sunday even ng after a vistt in Columbus wtth the r daughter and son n law Mr and Mrs Anthony Pugl sst Jan1ce Houck Is Honored Guest At Party Thursday Lor 1 he f fteenth b hday of Jan cc Houck da gl er of Mr.s Mar tHo ck was ce ebra ed Tbursday w h a party a the r home Phy s HM'dm'i'n who ha.s rt cen ly n oved he e from Buffalo W Va and w I bc a frelitaman a I wa a o honored at he p y wh <'h s r ~d as a get acqua n l'd oce-as on for her Mr Houclr was assLSted !Jy 1 re a Hann g n .serv ng ce rrram Kool ade n ts and ind ual rak dccora ed wtlh rose<J a d and es to 28 guesla The Kool Kats 4-H Club met at hhe Rutland Park MJY 8l'l Meelmg was ealled by D1ane lUad The 4 H pledge \\'laS given Seer tary gave her re~-t and dues collected The next meetihg wlll be May 22 w th Joetha Erlew ne as ho'itess After the meet ng they worked on the r projects Present were B li e Lou Mart n Unja Parker Diane Hla~ Brenda Tu ner Marvel Foley Barbar.a C!lT ler JoeM.a Erlew ne and adviso Max nc Rumfield and Phyll s Re-freshments were served 4 H MEETS RECENTLY S t b.ri\LIN G Dee d 1n A d1ng 1 d B dd y or The richly gronned solid oberry Ia CnnnsaooK lo &.uohed In 1 d•ligbt lui aew color Thnd Frlday Club Planning Rummage Sale 01 I Family steps out smartly .. WOLF PEN we clean lhctr clothes We glve everything from Dads suits to and okolled eobone\JIIIIdag lclonrily the CBIRaY&ftOOK. r;roup •• relit)' &ae fur- •tfhn~ and eelor •n ia that llke new sparkle C.Ome il aad tee Cauava•ooK IOOD. CMaiiY IMMN&IIY Furniture On Tho Brlghlosl Comer In Middleport Phllll'*- Etllel ud little Sisler s dalnly drcssc• keepsnJ with tOdaJ 1 decoretl'e 1rea.d J\LIH0M•Ioll•8•••n Refrelhmel\ .s of iee tream centered witb .a .tort white cake decorated With pink and blue booties tnl,pta ('9ff·n am'l tea were. .,rved to Kaude B&wllngs Vlola l\tlmfleld J.-o Pl!lc Thtlm> !IYJJII Leono llil~~a: Della looks fresh and smart when out alf the natural beauty of the 10lid wOod. Aod only SOLID wood eon 1l.e you oil the qu1hrieo you Gad In tblo oa tbontlc eorly American de•ll!l Ll•lm Tlae I den. ~eparale &a11hiag operation• briDR Jnture and Wa d Spencer ng Tri-Lustre Cleaners Robinson's Laundry MID Slreel lllddleporl, Ohio 8eeoDcJ ~~ ,._,,'Ol l i e .:::::::::::::::::::::::::::~~ l ' ll~"' Ma• Na!sont:' .tlbel Nloholtort Claa \Yells ~ora IAnnln• Anna LoVctrn~: gan Ja&p MaY Reva Pb.yHi~ ~nd ;Judy Srtowdcen Pear le •n<!.t ~•rfh ConadliY Je.. an Su&le nrter leute Gru.eter Ad dle and Tbeh,. Mlehool HU> Buker lllthel 'l'oylor iEvel)>n HUt Etlld Bunon .and Mn Slack. The honored guelt opened h t,• ....ny lovely fll<o. CLASS MilTS Thu Golden Ctniemet ClaMatot th the ~•n CINl'ch enttne OHIO Mostly cloudy 1M..,.. whet warmer ,..._, wtrll she.,..tt an4 thundft'tt•nn• t.nt.ht anll ,...J~I, In extmM northw.it ,.. tioft &a+. ... ....."'"""' tonl1ht Wednettllty ehow er1 •ncl mlllt Hlth t.du ,._., northust 6$.7• southw.at Low w.,., tonight 54-62. Pomeroy lollddlei!Oll Ohio TuadiJ Hay 21 1857 SINGLE COPY-&! -~~------------------------~~~ fatl!'!_,of Ra~ine Boys' And Girl State Representatives Years Worst Tornado Hits Midwest 35 Leaving 250 lniured Several from here attended the Past Couneilora Club at Cheder: Wednesday night C B Hayman spea.t last weP.k m ColumbUB Mrs Paul Kelly moUler In law Mrs KeUy and slater-in law Nqre Kelly called on Mrs Curt FrederIck Thursday lerry Frederick visited Jlckle Ginther at Chester Friday motn.. na Mr aDd Mrs Ivan WO!)d of Pomeroy Mrs MiJton Efl'f' of Athenr visited their par.eat1 Yr a,nd Mrs JKk WOOd Sunday Many frQm here llWide.d fWteral ~rvices for Mrs Edward Wbite at Eagle IUdge Sundey Mr and Mrs Cbarle• Toller aid so~ or Hunli.ngtoo Mn Eaate Warner of. Chester 1,p., Mra JoM. Hayes visited Mrs Martha MeEI r.oy..., Saturday Mr. --41nd Mrs Gruum Singer and som of Alfred visited Mr 1od Mrl!l Henry SPtncer and Mr abd Mrs Curt Frederick Sunday Dayton Spencer and fam11y spent Sunday afternoon with Hen ry Spencer and tam ly Jerry and Jack Frederick atteDded the 4 H meeting at the Rex Bailey home Friday evenms in Chester Jack Ginther of Chester villted Jei'Tf. and Jact Frederick Mon day Mr and Mrs Herb Ro"n~ns returned home Friday after apend ng several w,eb in New ..York ~b ~be latter a son Fred Wolf~ IY UNITID l'ltltJ DnetN l'ol'lle I~ 01 ne ....,.••••• A.rett 1'01, IX NO 30 and lftl'l Wedneaday evl!t\. .l Fiddlctoae Fourteea apr.oiatmeDU senetOUI ilae Spencer J!ullt w• new Khng g_roup m SOLID nahvfl .:bury Conibanc euher traditional or modenl eece11one1 wtlh th11 early ;\meracta de1ign to create 1 betutiflll, dtltiDCI1Vf: roo.-.. Racine Student Wins High Rating Dayt<>,n Chesh re v ailed Mr • at y Newo In AdveriiiiDI In ClrculaliDD Mra Kelly 1nd daua:hter Nor• of Slatenvme W Va speat a couple of daya witb the foriliefi son Paul Kelly aQd tamUy Mn F A Sii:UmWIY of SYracute apent Tuesday efternoon wlth l!r and fs{n Curt Fre.delkk. Jack Wood 10ld bJ1 team ol hol'lea1ast week Olin Mathieson Construction Hit Again By Strike RUTLAND ..;{s AMERICAN •• eherry J>l• lo thlt Parent Teachers A.uoclat1on w ll instaU o(l cera ll the meetlnJ Wedneaday nenlna The Harry Wyatt famu,. Is mov lng to P1inseville where Mr Wy au ia employed on a large farm Neighbors are planning a farewell party for Monday eveolng •t the Grande Hall Mr and Mrs Clive Qulvey Dilcher and Mrs Jobn Stout at tended he funertl for Mr and Mn George Halley at Chetblt'e Mn Alfred Derenberger was m Pomeroy reeently The family of Mr and Mrs Hlll were gueats or her parenta Mr and Mra John Duncan tb s we«.k end Donald Wills came from Colum but! to spend the week end w th hia family Cecil Hanmg wbq has employ ment at Columbus spent the week end het~t w th bJs family Mr and Mrs Don Gibson and son arrived Fraday evening to visit the Frank Gibson and -Bud Douglas famihes Don wdl soop f msh hia ctJUege work Jn the Veterlnary field Mr and Mrs W R Wilson Mrl!l Hubm't Bradfield and Miss Addie Bradfield were m Chauncey to see a doctor Mr and Mrs Jake Lee Jerry and Jeer were guests of Mr.o: Ka tie Wilson - Mrs Oa:ba Stout Ill.. Locll I FaD Short At 1 Syracuse Church Twister Cuts 5 Mile Long Swath Revival Will Be In Kansas City; Fear More Dead KANSAS CITY Mo (UP) - A savage tornado the worst of roared of Kansas and suburban Kansas May 22 To June 2 Ctty subdiVlSions Monday mght spreadmg death and destruc the years out mto two tlon Middleport Plans Resurfacing Of Streets, Alleys Mayor C 0 Flaher presided at I meehog called Monday night for tbe Village Council to dlscu&~ tbe bla~ktopplng or tbe vii age streetl Aller a prolonged discussion It ••• decided to have sever.al con tretors including H T Chiacy Marietta a,qd WIU~w of Athent \ t'be •urvey streets and alleys and Jlvt estimates in bida for the ad vertlsed project DG d w herrybrook HARRISONVILLE Mrs Ear Roush who has be n Ruth An Petrel daughter o[ pa cnt at the Me gs Mr and Mrs Ben Petrel Rae ne Gene ai Hosp ta was rctu ned LD receiVed an award from th h hone F day State Depntment ~f Edueat o Mr and M s George Sauer and h s week (or rank ng n the Mrs Adrl c F1.1gate were reren 99th percentile n state 8th graJ~ i n e guc.sts of Mr -and Mrb Mr and Mrs Dayton W il test, g ven Apr I 12 here Harold Saue and da gh er Mar; Oneca Fla arnved Fr day even M u Petrel s score was 180 o Ru h 8 1< crhan Meadow~ ng for a v 8 t w th relat ves here a J)OSSi'ble 200 wtth 179 nectm Jan H uck was th housegue and attend he graduat on of the r a.ry to rank n the hiR:hest P" of h s au I and uncle M'r an I grandson Mtlton Lambert from eentile There were 303 Mei.J Snowden )ir A C Webb Colu nbu Pomeroy H gh School County 8th ~aders taking the and family wh le a enrl ~ Lhc bas al Mr and Mrs C arcnec Ma .sar Mrs. Hattlt FNderick test tournament ove the weekend spent the week end in Co umbus COU S 0 00 HOMI COUNCIL MEETS p 11 a I \o 1 and M:~ry Ca w th the r son and dauJ,::h cr n law The Home Demonstration Cou Plaip C ty Ohio Is so named lyn M ler freshmen a OU spcr. Mr and Mr5 George Ma~ ar and I c met with Mrs HalUe MeiKcn beeatu1e It ls sJtuated on Btg the w ekend w h the r ramal cs (amlly e Tue!day AMending were Ad Darby Plain In the vjeJntty 1 M and Mrs Lc a d Brown and Mr nnd Mrs W 11 am Baker le ft n)Ufe U I ne Brown ng Clara Wells Reone of Ohio s Amish settlement:'! sun Eugene and Gen Gr:~ e were Sunday for Charles on W V~~o for Gary Au and M11nn ng Baum becca Folan Evelyn Jordan 01 Youngstown Ohio beoatiae " bus ness v slto.lll Sa ur:iay a visit wtlh the r daughter and ~:;a dne Scouts TrllOp 245 A.llm ror~ Mau~" Rnwl ngs Hel ts ateel mills ~ knqwn 1o1 thJ! Parkersburg ~~oon In law Mr and Mrs W U am h<.~ve rca ly carr ed out the idea en M NeLC!On Chrtsttne Lann n Ruhr Valley o! Amerlee and Grate They were aecompan e-d by of he p n< eaeh o her as Lhe> Goldie Anderson LL an1•~ '' rs Burke B•ro Verna Snow ... Marlon steam sho ela o0n the snn w llia.n B rke Jr who have Mr Grate who drove here for 11rc ta ght J.n Scout ng CI.AR:JNGTON OhiO UP A den Ethel Nelson B nda D ehl Isthmus made Marion Oblo ra beC'n stat oned n I lor da let them Sevl! a! years ago Gary acco n and one guest Mary R ce jurildictlonal dispute 1cl ed so n mous as Uoe city !hot lh, today to visit hts ram ly in Tiff n Mr and Mrs clarence Might pan cd Mann ng to the doctor Members working on traYIJ will t BOO workers at the big 01 n Panama Canal after a v s t w th hel parents and liOn Rlcky of Basil were Sun v. hen he became ail w:hlle thll!) meet a\ bhe home of Gold e An Mathleaon C'homleal plant eo Bev and Mra C E Hoyt and I day dinner guests of Mr and Mra ,...ere p aylng Satul'day Gary fell derson .May 18th 'Ml~ nex1. meet struction .project here Fr day tam ly Mr Burk-e wlll resum~ hlo Willard Eberabach and daughterl' on a broken pop bottle whi e lnJt wm be J\ll)' 9th at tbe hmnt nl'tpormi tlllt a mot\th 01 the Ail! of !he e nployment with the United Leo Lewll of Columbus was the play ng ball ind M'aripln1 ile!:!drh of Ma:une Miller 33 E.uelld Dr VP dans set up pitbt Hnn ilonOT 1 000 000 aklminum plant.!! C.rpen:.o by o~r workers In protes ter.& &t.aged a at.rJk~ reeenU)' i"' s ates Steel Company in Chlca,r week end gue 11t of Mr and Mrs pantc<t h m to the doctor wher~ Athena agalnat other worte-r9 be ng -aa- 1another jur~lctloru~l dl•ttut• bJ.t after his r cent dt<~~eharge fro\n Charles Uuek ne was accompan ed len st lche.s were t ken n the signed to fobs the electnclail 1tbey returned to work afttr ont he A r Forer Also vis l ng a home by hla mother Mrs Emma wound OBSIRVE MOTHERS DAY he Hoyt ho nr h s paBt week Lewis who spent the past several James Hood rode Gary on h ~ day Mothers Day was obaerved 1t satd they should do were Prof and Mrs Cia r lhrmon weeki here h C}Clt! and Randall Bowles a I the ehurC'hea here \\1 h speclol and -!<On w II am Cia r Jr F nd Mr and Mrs Clarence Hum four boY~ are mf!lmbers of Troop y and M, and Mrs Hunt phrey and Mrs Elizabeth Hum 24S also aC1Jornpan cd Gary to pr~~r":~ Ohr l'tian Church p nk Hardman and son and MU!s Joan phrey Of Akron urtvt'd Saturday the doctar and wh te mum! were pre.ent.ed Dnvl, 11 nt ngt n (or a visit with Mr and Mrs Char to (.'!fleh mother ad were prcaentc w II am G ale So h Charle lcs Buck Mr and Mrs Humphrey by M ss De Thomas and Lin< II on 11 ted his father J H Grat eft Sunday for a vacation tr P Crtmeana At SUnday School and ram y over the ~c"ken I through tbe east and the latter Mrs Linda sue Parker BUlle Lou M Tue av May 21 s e deal Humphrey remamed for an der lin and Sabra Canady Bllllil No. i e for ('8erYal on for he llfl nile visit body K.wwa B 1. Mother.,...,. nua lrl'l o of orr on for Mr and Mrs Denver <ray 11nd Potte ..... cran um-s wtre present 1' ·e Mrs Will am Woodard w11s 11 cd Lo Mrs M ( M D .<i r comm t ce or Lh t son of Col urn b u' spe t Su nday Frances Snowden oM B Y wllh hcr parent s Mr anu~ Mr 11 .ruest when Mrs Max Meinhart en est mother Mrs Lowen 0 ee T IS a c Arc~ co nc II Sco s of AmOrlca The d nner Pearl Deem and ramily Morn g tertaloed the Th rd Friday Club h d M R mC'e ng wll be at 7 p 'M Thurs Star Frtday even ng at her home youns:e11t mot er an n oy lav a the MooPe Club at Point Mrs Emmett cray M dd\eport Locust St Snowden for bavmg the most PlrB•ant c F Hibbs M ddlopo t Mrs Sera Kelly and Mrs El za Dur ng the bus ness session watb chililren present s d strict chairman beth Sp kx of Akron Mr and Mrs Henry Rebel president pre het_ M o~~.rsF1~;Y .:arp~fs't~h;!~ Mr!l FlOyd Rum( eld Rutland and siding plans were made for rum IJII Mn Charles Burt and daughter 1 mage sn e In the near f lure The WJth Mrs Naom Bentley as lea Marjor e were Sunday guests of proceeds wi 1 be paced n the er Numbers wore prelliented by Mr and Mrs Charles Buck flower fund A round rob n card Dorothy Comb!li anc! RlC'hard War Janca Monta:omery who ls r;la was sent to Miss Anna Ebersbach ncr and others toned at Norfolk Va spent tile who s ill n Holler Hosp tal week e:-nd wlUl Mrs Montgo nery -Games were ~;~layed with prlz:es SENIOR 4-H MilTS SUN -MON MAY lt20 awarded to Mrs Ernest Rhadea The Rot"k and RoLI.era 4ll Club James Stewart Cathy 0 Donnell and dauahters Mr and Mrs Dale Valentine Mr.s Edward Hite Mrs Everett met at 'the Park May 14th MAN FROM LARAMII da ghter Janice and son Larry of Da ley and Mr5 Reibel Me('t ng was called bv ~e pr Clnemaseope - Tcthnicolor) Parkersbur 11 W va were week A salad eo rse was served by sic:t~nt. Dee Thoma!'; The eh:b -allo-1.' \d guests of Mr and Mra Eldon lhe hostess to tho11e named aboYe J'f'>ptoated the 4-H Pledge The ace 11 d Abbott Lo~ Cooltllo Kraeutcr and daughter Mlsse1 and Mrs Bentz Wolfe Mrs Albert rebary s report was read by Mu. OANCI WITH Ml HINitY Leda Mae Kraeuter Nelsonville Eber&bDch Mrs Grover Erb Mrs ine R mf e-l,t n the abrenee f and Dolores Kraeuter of Athena C eland He ncl!l Mrs Addle Gruea Patty Youflo!i:. rhe treasurers TUES WED MI>.Y 21 22 all'lo ~pent the vcck end w th their er anrl Mrs Dale Sm tb port was g vcn bv Wanda Cov FAMILY NIGHTS parents Present were Wanda Coy Linda Car or Truck Load Cremes lS Dee Thomasf'Marcaret Mrs John Shumway of Akron ar a 1n tr.li o 2 Adult Tickets) r vcd Sunday for an Indefinite vi11 Smith adv sors Pbyllla Snowdtot Horls Karlllff It with Mr and Mrs Pearl Doom HONORED WITH IHOWIIt and Mulne Rumftcld and one FRANKENITIIN (The OriiiMI Hltt) and family Mormn11 Star 'J1he Gol<lt'n cttl'!le Cla!.S of the v.tsit<'l Alberta Snowde-n The Mlu Carol Deem returned to her Chr Mtl,.n Church were hosts at a next meeting wUI be 11 the Par\: - alaoKu n McCarthy Dana Wynter:! home Morn ng Star Sundfl)' from atork abow!fr ln honor of )frs. on May 28th Melgl General Hospital where she Marl slack glven at the C'h~h :..__ _ _ _ _ __ INVASION OP THI 19DY SNATCH IRS • undorwertt aurgcry basement TUesday cvenln.g 1 Super-Scope) The basement was dec~... tcd b p nk .tnd blue- crepe paper atreamer:!l. The gifts we e plated In a ')link bal.'ii.Mt tapped by a pink and blue \!mbrclla fro n whl<"ll wlutc streamers suspcndtl{ Contest, were ~njoyed .an(t l pr aee WPJ:e awarded to Ethel Nell!lon Jeu e Grueser Phyllis llnd Judy Snowden The f.oor Every member of the famtly prize wu won by PhyHia Sno v a med ca • IRST ch~h Thursday evenlnc Mrs \ ola Edward! and r h I 1 dren Ru ., Ann '" d B y ' P' L the weokend n Columb"' I ~ ' EIQ ht p0mer0y [Grods Honored >Ia oned w h c A Ch n Okl• hom• h• t UrC h R1te Middleport Society RockSpr1ngs Better Health Club Off1cer Elect1ons Held Thursday r Weatller Aeeordtng to pteae!1t plans ms 000 square yards of streets and a le:rs are to be aurfaced Patchin£ l)f ilreetl is to be start ? ed at once ~Y the Street Depart inent under tbe dlreetlon of Lewis Ellis foreman .'!1 Councilm~n pre~n:t were Wayne ~Jbbolll Ernest Covert David C •Uler :to. R Wiley and Robut Me ..-liitiy)< Qlher ofllciJJ< pr..eotl Trt:as~er J~ were Lama and Clolel-.1 I!Oll<o Bartr.,... Boy!Seout Horse Show Rescheduled For Sunday Night 'nle Boy SC:o11t Horee Show "hiH was rained out 111 Po :11 PI-nt on Mlly 18th has hec f1!'stheduled for Sunday n gtat )11y 261h at 8 P M Judi:e for the Show wlll be "Cbuct Schultz o{ Flem ng burg ](y Announcer George Wright of Huntmgto and Ring mester Walter Wmdsor of Pom !'louool OrgiiJntst lor the r;how w II 1>\ JlrJ Arthur Hall of Pt Pleaaant IDlfoducing muBle at the •how lo;, JQit pother first for the bigg~t little bOne show in the Ohlo Valley Many o( the trf..state area moat beautiful hones will show Sllpday night in PD nt Pleuant after leav ng the bl.g indoor sho.v whiclt. will be held In Huntmgt11n Tlhh'tday Friday and Saturday :.f tbil week Entrtea for the shnw will closepromptly at 7 30 P M Admlnlo11 at tile gate wUl be 76c and 35<: A1iJ persona desiring further Information about the show ean tontatt Waller M W ndaor at 248 Point P eanl'lt W Va Racine Auxiliary Sponsors Dance Jo Hardy will call square and lead in rllund daDc:l g demona\)'atlons Thursday night wl)en the Racme American Aux liaty aponiDI"I anoUttr oommun «tncea itJ ~ance 'uours lor the BOclal eve.nt, to the publlc been "!Doved back to 8 30 to J'~lch Ia opeo W..• 11 \10 11 M aceor4lng 1o l&t ljdoa Knopp '*""""'n * The tWister left at least 35 dead many of them stall umden tlfoed !oday and 230 InJured An,nol•neement was made today of the selection of representat vel!l from Racme High School for dele gate11 from that area ~ attend Boys State apd Garb State mytht eaJ goverbments sponsored by the ARJ.f;flcan Leeton Named this year as Boys repre~entatlve Teenage Drivers Given Ultimatum State By Judge Bacon Ad Oae Jallon donors were Mr1 Le.lfy Chuf.e<!n Rutland Frank Ienning• Mra. Erma Smith Mr1 Mtbel Traer Pomeroy Mra Kath Juvemle Jud'e Jobn C Bacon Rtll ¥.rs Emma Waylaod, ssued an ultimatum today t4) een age dravers who m11 &ppco~• n bt,s. Cfurt n the future Volunteer workera were Dr H M Booets and Dr S J Bluewlt!.Z The htdge ~uspentf d for S medical aupervlaon nurSes and days tb~ drivers lice se or Dm aides M11s Bern ace Ledl e Jdn. ny Holtda:v 17 of PaJetown Elizabeth Smith ~rt Jean .,_lth Monday J;fter Holliday s 11.rrest by and !Ira Dau)' Bing. h.e sher rr s department on • charge of speed1ng HoJiid~ was StiU 11de• were Meadamea !leu ~o f ned but ordered to pay l1e llh StraUBI Edna Seboenleb Adele Cullum& Dorothy lohnaton Helen costs The Bailey Mildred Humphreys An nette Kntght and Miss Mule B1dl: t nel Waa Raymond ams 17 year old son of Mr and Mra. Marshall Adama Letart Falls Obio Young Adamr 11 a members in the Bumneaa Education Club of Racine High the Latin SpaniSh Club Speech Club plays trumpet in the band and holdi an all ttme Typing I reeord of Raeme H gh School baaed on a S minute test of 88 words per minute He par tie1pated ln the Junior Play and 1r1 an active member of Letart Falls Unated Brethern Church He s sPQ.psored to Boys State by the Racine America 1 Le1uon Poal In order to set the ~~rdfi mao Two girls ha e been named as stra ght JUVenUe traffic offer Hlgr school boy1 on the load.inll delegates to the mythical Girls and unloadlna: detail were Kenny State and are 1ponsored by the ders ean look forward with eo Raeme Americ~n Legion Aux llary rident1! to the r drn crs I een tel Leffle Roger Hubbard Kenny Col bemg revoked or su8pended In hna Dan Cunnlnebam Jiirl Cbea The two selectlona as announced cases Q{ speeding and ,reekle&a die Harry Hendr1cb Bill Neutz. \hla week are Carolyn Clelend 16. operation llaa: James Norton P•ul Roush year old. daugbter of Mr and Mrs and Robert MC~IItnan The judg6. noted that Hotuday s haolE Cleland of Racine Ohio IMI!J,I!ll!"ont ·-~11!1 , "'ly Ill 1 Q{ lltL. llt..~ Bend OeiiM~ Ui ll•~~ I <lft'll!t ~·canteen twere fea~il ii!IHIM ill.h lor rrr~fit SQ.day I Cf!IIM' stasplriittun' ~ Ctr.ele Hyott 1wo years ah:e is a )unaof: - In of there was no evidence that tbe had been guilt)' u' Page Two) fu:~er and member or the Raeme teen-ager High Band member o( the Glee participat ng in reported ma :.s Club claas officer an officer n lns\ances or drag racing 81'10 the Buslnese Education Club of "peedlng in Rutland Harriso-n fieer or the Speeeb Club member vllle and on other country road or Spanish Latin Club went to Athens on. !lcholanhip teams for the paat two yean and Ja a mem ber of Racme Baptist Church and. act1ve In that organization Mrs Stewart Hawk ns wae n ~ Mary Kay Johnson the other • t fled Saturday nuil:ht of lhe de" 11 selectee (or G1rls State 11 \7 of her father Charle1 Cocbra t yeara old and the daughter of Mr 73 0.11 a County and Mrs Thereon Johnaon of Ra Sumvors ancluded h e wife The off eers and executlYe co eme Oh o She ia accompamst to the former gtba Jane Dcmahue mtttee of the Pomeroy Hlgh the Glee Club member of the Sci ence Club t H Club member for School Ahrmlll Asso latton w II and ten children Mr.s Hawtlns seven years church pianist mem meet \Vedncaday evening at tht MJddlep~ Mr~ Heolen Davil' her of Latin.Spaniah Club a mem Sen or H gh School I was a 1 Charles and Paymond Patriot Mrt Carnl Burnett Gallipolis ber of the school band member of nouneed by Robert PlekeU vie Rt 1\fr.a Delbert Davi8 HuntlnJ Junior Play ~;:aat MethOdist Youth president t.Gn Mra. Will am Wr ght Dt Fellowship and the Racine Metho. Members of the dccontlng con roil Mra Jttanlh Fellure diet Church mltee-e for this ye-ar are Olan Gage Mrs Leslie Beck and M s. and Davtd Goodw n Jack and Ed Ve:rnard Fallon Waterloo sur ward Thomas Mr an(.l Mrs Henry R.t. a brother Dewey three a Da ley Mrs Edmund Grueter ten lfta Jane wtneetberg anJ Kenneth W gglns Mr and Mr Mlas Letitia Coebran Ct.-,einna Charle.s Evans Mrs Boney M and Mra Mary Jones, Columbu ohell Mrs. Da e W1ppel Frank n neteen 11randeh ldren. and Shll'ley Wippel Sally Bartel ... Funeral JllerviCCI were to ~ 'teld today at the MtJler Home h M'r and Mrs W1Uiam M11ye~ Funerals with the Rev p A The Board of Melp County Mrs Roy Mayer Horace Abbott Catto pa~tor of the Patriot "M C(IQ'Imluioners aceepted the bid of Mrs Ro I n Radford Mrs Albe l lihodlst Church offlelaUn,c. the Standard Oil co (Ohio) Mon WOOdard Mrs Cbarleg Strau~ Bur al wu Jn the llulhcrt day to supply diesel oil fuel to the !)velyn F ek Mrs W A Drak., Cemetery count) garage at 124c per gallon Mrs JACk Curts 'Mra Gene excluelve of any tax at a regular Houda11helt Mrs. Allen Stobart meeUng held In the courthou'C Mrs Jeff Wilson lkln Drennr. The contract il for DO days Saralyn Harmon flary Scott The Standard bJd was the only J.ohn Teaford Robert Hill Rlr one received The board with Pres old Brown Charle• Theiss Tom ldent Harry Craig Dan C Harting my Reuter Ronald Bearha Rober er 1nd Rolland NeutzUng present. Sloane Paul Amberger Barbara pa1d routine l;till1 and ·~~dl::•::"=',::n,:_•d=-_:C_:o.~a-te.:.•-•~n_d_D~o•.:n__::Be~lzl;_n_:l:__ _ ¥." Annual Awards Day Program Is Held At Middleport High Supt L 'W McComas presented Honor Keys to the highest rallkblg SeniOrs at the annual Middleport Awards Day program on Mondoy May 20 Kay Stiles Is ths hllllle&t ranking student and recetved the Honor Key and also the 'lleaden DigeJt award Keltb Andtl'lon and Thomas Kelly tied for tfie ltcond place •nd each received Honor Keya !dy daUJhter of Mr and Mrf. Edward SUies 11&1) received A.•.. uatil 1 p ~ Capt Glenna the DAR GOOd CiUr.enahlp Award k.ummeJI Aid tOefl)' IIIYODe need preae!lled by Mrl 0 P Klein tnt elothln• may caU duri11" part regent of tbe Meigs County thole bOli!J. and that ithe Ladiel Chapter Tbt -1\wanb Da)' pro,pJ.m opeo ;\l:odte Lea;rue will prmnt a 1'1• It 11 A ed with ttse star Spanteled Ban ner" by lhe Jlllddleport Bond dl Fill CL.OTMINO DAY The S1lv1Uon Army lllDouneed todaJ ttl pfl~ for 1 Free CloL" tria tnr to be he)d at Ita Seeon J St _,quuten tbul'lda,. h'om 0 30 » reeled by Elrl Wamke the Lord a 111 Skinner who received the aehol arshlp from the Band Booltert Jeannette Crooka Parent Teacher• AssoeLatlon and Mart Kefty Feeney Bennett Poat Amerlean Letfon M111 L"'-e Ue Smith pre.aented Qae award to the editor of The Annu•l Stepheb Coati and Mn Joe Bailey presented the eciltor• of Tbe Aetivtt,y Marlyn Rouab and Olivia Hemmons ~holaattc awards were won as hayer" and the Pled1e to the I follows General Science Myron Carol Ollllnpr Flai" led by Thomaa Kelly The Miller teacher 1 RoJer Keith HOSPITAL Jlaye1 blncl alao played several selee- Bennett 2 Ronnie Richard WUt John tions iiutlng the program whlch 3 Joyce Hemmona 4 ll)hn RWih ended with the Alma Mater PhlltoD General SeleDee Mn loe Poruero) hnooroy B$lale Welih Mn t.wrenee .... ltn. • • War On Traffic Violators Grow; Courts Are Busy Jusl ce o{ Peace R E Gr nd1e) leVIed $80 n an BSJortment o' fmes Monda,. night n hve cases aPPearing belore b1m all brougbt thC're by the Ohio State Patrol on traff c code violations Also Pomeroy c ty hall record e4 one arrest as the result of a wreck at Rt 33 and N)•e Avenue Jut night. The shenfrs depart 1pent noted three arrests and fourth man was bel >3 returneti {ron Clneinneti \hit morn n" wanted bere on a non-supp('rt eh•ge « Grindley fined Da..e W Well Lona Bottom $26 aod costs fo rec_tlest operation lollowang a-1 JICC!i4ent Sunday ou the B&tbu: Keno Road otbert were Ja~ E. Deetfr operation JW and cooto c ll)ml~~ lnd "I I defective mutnei and Dennis A Manuel $10 <and eosb for def tiYe brakes Dale Gootln ght rmerly o/ Mason County was being return 81Dd J)lroctor !llrl Woi"Dke on Dolley 1 Marf Bulb 2 Lelh noamc:ed tllet tcholanbiPI to the JaDe Hoyt 3 Pew Fllrmet 4, Swnmer Vualc Clinlc at Obto Unir Sue Yeaua:er vudt1 bad lieeD awarded to Tbom (COntinued on Page Two) (Cont nued -on Two) A trial date w II be set later for Woodrew Harr s Fo lansbee W va md1eted here for no support who plead not guilty to lbl! charge In an arra P.nmen Monday before Judge lohn C Raoon Judge Bacon sa d 111 soon a he has a col\f'erenee with PrO.<te euting Attorney James 0 Bncn a trial c!ate will be set down Meanwh 1~ the ease llf Rober Will charged wtth non suppo t nn a warrant brought th ough :~ Juatlee c:ourt, had official& study lng the posBibillty of call n~ the grand jury back nto seastorr WI I WM returned here from New Jeraey H s w fe b nd Betty Jo Kesstager W II s 1 v ng cuT rently in M ddleport wilh her eight mOftths o d babv Ofl'lclahl concluc!ed that unleSD the grand lury ts called ba-elj: Will COliQlvably wouJcl have to wart upUJ the October term for (ContiQu.ed on Page Two) Richard COllins Fatally Strick• With Heart Auack Sugar Run Third att.dl: Celled Graders Hold he Annual Field Day A stunning c:ardaac 20-year-oll! RJc:bard Evan Colllns son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Collins Saturday nicht aa sa among a genial family gathering Pri:te w nners n the annual with h11 yo :a~ wife s parents tn Field D1y for the Sugar Rill Wdllt9~ Ohe youna mtn tlready h•fl Third Grade were announced t~r been taking reaponaibiiiUea n day by school off c 1ls Winner of tbe Balloon Raer his father.s Wellatoo H 1c n CoHlna Store His aelr:ure occur were the girls team wi h Broad red In the home of Judge and Jump honors gong to Shirl y Baxter for the g rls and Jan Clll Mrs Roy J Gillen He wa1 rushed to 1 Chi1Ucoth(! for the boys In lhe soft ball throw Sh rlev Hospital but died at 1 A K Sun day Funeral servtee. weteJ..,.;Q M Bax~ aga n won for the g I Whtle Dick Kn ght was best In annoulhi$d toda7 lM'i' the new ow-'er ol Pomeroy~ New the ennt for the boys CaDdy Grueaer wo tl)p honors Yort Clothing ltoaae for till elrls In the Daab raue with Brice Simpson the winner lo\ARKIT RIP.Dflt:;: n ..._.. boys contest CJ:lNCINNA'ti UP - Mdu('e In the b&sketcall throw Unda Egp about steady net -'d t fann• far U S. consumer P.ltes Artn& was tops for the g ria a td and browlll .y- jumbos ~foal t" Jan Cilo was 'R repeat winner in larJe 21J.2'7 A mediums 22-24 :\ the 00,. d vision Sack Race w nner for the girL; - U 1MO B large 22~ FOB was Nancy Van Inwagen wbll whites and broWDJ -\ laree 31 31 A medium - . B l1111e 211- Dlck Kn1f}\t took top pr ze o• the boys 111 Prizes for the events weriP Chtcll:enJ fryer. ate dy to firm 3-:J"'i lb 19-21 ohens heavy 13-11 !l'lade available by the Thtr1 Grade winnma the ?TA Ban11e light l(JolJ Butter creamery 90 score. 71c at the PTA meeting!> conn. ,, Qu tk action on the part 0 I 3 driver today averted whatc~:~:d have been anothCT Me gs 'I traffic fatal ty at Long Bottom H ghway Patrolmen sa d that Johnny D Jobnaon aged 2 son of Mr and Mn Emenon Johnson ran acrou State Route 124 two tenlbs or a mile south or the JUne ton of Rt 248 nto the path of a car dr ven by George A Hensley 20 of ReedliV lie Rev Marvin 1 ~onet. evan&elist In order to avoid qitUng the will condact 1 Revival Meeting at chJJd Hensley swerved hts car to 1Me Syraeu,te [fbarene Church the left and crashed nto a tree &om May 22 Uttough June 2 ac tnjurmg a palliSCnger an hLS car cordiag to anaouneeinen& made to. Delores Hens ey The Johnson dly ch ld ran 1nto the Side of the Hen&Well knowu m .tile Cbureb o( ley car the Nuareae and a faithful lair Delores Hensley suffered bru ses ~rer in the church amce !IJ15. 'ReY and contu11on5 and the ch ld lac llorvio J Jo""' Ol IR!Uo-IU eratlon of the forehead ln~lon• 11 now l,.;ull ~-,..~JI·· ~""' ' Hortung $10 and «iifi tor Charles ~bran Page Funeral Services Pomeroy Alumni Are Held Today Court May Call Association To Grand Jury lntQ Meet Wednesda) Extra Session Commissioners Accept Sohio Bid On Gasoline al •d FataI ACfl ent d •d d [ amount NarrowIy AVOl e At Long Bottom state ·= I<IJhL-.ol< 41 "' llillll<llool.-at s Ill. i&ale,Nqnool eoUege in WebUlerford Oklahoma and Bethany Nazarene College- Mr Jones II a well qualified and cap. able preacher of the Word Prior to bta .present position he served as pastor In outatandmg Nazarene eh~he-a 1ucb a1 West bl'ool!; lidtanapol s. Rtchmond and Auburn Indiana Sapulpa Oklaho. rna Sou x C ty O!lkaloosa Iowa and Wtnn peg Manitoba In 1926 Mr Jonea was elected as d1atr ct super nte-nde-nt or Mam toba-Saskatebewan Dwtriet m Can ada Frank Well, 81 Succumbs Monday At His Residence Funeral aerVIces wiU be held Thuraday at 2 P M. m the Plat woods Chureh for Frank Well 81 who died at h 1 home near F ve Po nts Monday even ng Tbe f!eeeased was a well know farmer n the F ve Po nts area and a member of the Flatwooo~ Church 11 nee 1912 Burial will be tn the Mt H man Cemetery at the s1de or h late w fe Emma Well Surv v n.g are thre~ sons Iv,.n and Clyde of Minersv lie an I Floyd or Malta In ad~ltion there are a half brotber Mmor Will of Cambndge C tY lnd and a ha r lister Mrs George Bolin o Urbana Oh o Frlenda may call at the Ew n funeral Home until noon Tbu sday Middleport Pool Opening Planned On Memorial Day Leo Kennedy Sr mana-ger of the Middleport Mun c pal Sw mm ng Pool has annoubced the opening of the pool for Memorial Day Wltil a poSSibli! earl er open ng if the weather s warm enough St:a60n t cktts are on sa e by Mr Kennedy cr at the Dutton Drug Store the Roller Drug Store or the hJ.gh .school off ce Tickets for ch ldren under Lh1r teen are $4 for the season Adult t eket.s for anyone thtrteen or over are $6 ram ly tickets are $10 plul $1 for each eh ld under tb r teen and $2 for each eh ld th rteen or over president Speaks Tom.ght vi·a TV On Forei"gn Aid WASHINGTON ur Pres der.t Etsenhowcr s a~dress on h 8 Co e gn a d program will be carr ~ 1 ve at a 30 p M E. D T ove the cBS- rv rad 0 network and he M.BS rad 0 network The ABC rad o network wdl carry at 9 p M E D T the 1ABC TV network at 10 p M E n T I The NBC TV rad o t'twork w l carrytatl115PMEDT Last Of The River Showboats "Majestic" To Tour This Area The 1957 verSion of the Horam College Showboat Will open Its three month ttlnerary at PI Pleasant West Vorguua on June 12 aboard the Majestic the last lloatmg showboat of Its kind m existence I Thla year s schedule w II take lhe Majestic by way of the Kag. most unique awha Ohio and Kentucky R1vers through West Virgin a Kentucky and tnd ana before ending up at North R chmond OhiO on August 29 and 30 Headed by Professor! Doug Mitchell and Clazton Braggs the Hlram atudenta wiU present two melodramas thiS season the old Ume favontes The Lure of the City or Tbe Girl Who Ran Away and 'Luat Lu~re and Li quor or 'Virtue Unbesmirebed Each eveptng a eiltertaJoment wi11 be top~ off aa in :reara past with sb: ads of vaudeville and an old faahlond,. prue candy aale The Showboatt now entering it.s nlnth auccesaful aeuon ae"es as 1 floaUni el.uaroom tar one pf the of college courses 1 sted n the H ram College cata log as 230--0peratmg The~tre Aboard the MaJest e the nnestudent permanent crew and the twentY students who will spl t the two seven week term1 perform all the trad t onal functions of show boat ng from actmg to -grocery buy ng Rang ng In age from 18 to 23 the s uden s represent all depart ments of the college boom drama to mus c to eng neerlng Tbey come from 13 s ates snd include aopb.,.. mores )Un ors and seniors The MaJesl c s owner eaptain and nav gator L'l Tom J Reynolds, a veteran of 45 year! of showboat ng Today his Majestic with a seat ng capacitY of 432 18 the only tu ve ., sho vboat left Marl law was decla ed and .so d en pa ro led the avaged areas look ng for mo ~ hod es Pollee sa bat w th he great of de11truct on here could be nany more- bod cs st II n the wreckagf' Th• tornado '"' a 75-m fe •wath across Kansas k I og s x: n that before n hopped o er he s tate I ne and bo led nto H ck man M lis and Rusk n He ghts two ad]o n ng subd v s ons JUSt !Iouth and east of Kansas C ty The det~th to I n those a cas was 28 Another man died at Mart n C t) a smal own sou h and west of Kanpa C ty on the Kan sas bor der lnu• New W•rn nJP Hea Y equ pment moved n today to clear the wreckage of .;;:n a most new shopp ng cen cr h gh school and church that was de mol shed at Ru!k n He ghts In the meant me the Weather Bu reau LSsued new warn ngs of poss ble tornadoes for extreme south east M ssour and northeastern Arkansas The tornado was by far the wout of many that have plagued the Midwest and Southwest thLJ year A tornado that r pped D.al 1u.. Ta. on Apcil 2 k lled 10 and cauMd l'OM derable li!!!M propeftf d.IJnage +nother tol'Q&do t.illed persons last Wednesday at StlveP I I a tQn T • A Un ted PreR' photographer Jerry MeNe 1 of Da las who w t nessed the tornado there and new here Monday n ght o photograph the .one here sa d the Dtllas tor nado was merely a baby com pared to th s The Dallas tornado s"-ipped through sparsely populated areas McNeill sa1d Th s one wa& more thorough And wh le th e path was only r ve miles long thtl tornado caused much more destruction 500 Homes Deltropd Pol!ce and Red Cross ofCtclals est mated 500 homes destroyed Fam lies were separated and ef forb were be ng made to set p an emergency clearance headquarters o f nd the m ssmg-and to un te fam hes Fears that many persons were trapped when the new br ek Presbytena'l church collapsed were dtspelled by Harry Brenner an elder of the church who sa d a group or •b<lut 60 persons huddled n the basement and were saved when the floor kept the fall ng br ('ks from crush ng them One man Harry Wood! DR 34 &aid be and h ! v; (e and three cbtldren attempted to reach the cburch as the storm b t but we were too late ChlldNn D1s.ppe•r We were about 50 yards from the bu d ng when the w nd hlt Woodl ng sa d Our car took off nUt .the sky and I wa thrown to the ground The ch ldren d sappeared but my w re was only about 2:i yards away when It w:ar all over Wood! ng w~ taken to a hosp1 al where manY or the woonded wa ted n ne for treatment In add o to hose ktlled m lhe two suburban areas here and at Mar n C y four members of one fam y were k lied at Spr ng H II Kan and v,:o at ottawa K•n The w stcr umbled n o Ruskin 5.t a me when many He g ts suburban tes we e shopp ng Ch1dren d a t e d !rant cally through the rubb e to search for relat es wh le the d1,1st was still hang ng over he area Reacue workers were hampered by sigh{.. seers who r.1shed to the scene Fof"JMd At Ott•wa The tornado formed at Ottawa, where Mr and Mrs James Maridl were k ed when the twlstt'r crushed the r farm home tt alJ& destroJoed a ctr ve n theater a motel and a cafe at Ottawa The storm then smashed aeross Johwon oun y k II ng Mt• Barbara Dav s 51 her two daushters and her father near $prliiC Hll I d pped once more at CttY Just o cr the state M ssour luJbng Powe I and then headed ror Ka.nilr;liQiii and Ru alun He abt..i �... I ' ~I>ally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., May 21, 1957 Careers In Home E~onomics Begging For Graduates From Ohio's 29 Colleges, Universities, Reports Association High School graduate.s of 1957, i!' Daily Sentinel Day Book CITIZEN'S C:HOICE .. . . .......· WEDNESDAY MElTING The Child Conaenoation League will meet Wtdhesillay at 7:30 at the home of f4n. Paul 'Mleiss. All members are urged to be present for the last meeting or t h tt y ~ar whe n iwtallat ion or orticer s will they should determin< to p~pan themselves with additional education and trainjng. can look forward to steady and rewa·rding jobs. £verybody concedes engineers are short in supply. The big companies maintain close contact with engineering schools around graduating time and snap up the diplg.ma carriers as fii!St IS they can climb out of their caps and gowns. It's even rumored they don 't question tao closely what scholastic ret · ord was maintained. \ For those who can withstand the Jon~ grind toward a medl· cal or dental degree, or for a lawyer's shingle, the promise for financial reward commensurate with ability Is ~t•al. For women who want to take a fling at a. career enroute t() marriage , home, and family , there are many Optmings. AU of the above professions mav be enter€d, though the number that does is extremely limited. There are numerous "~~;~~~·~ professions" however where trained people are sorely Nursing is that always-present career1 never full, forever ing for more experienced people. Another, not mentioned so often in casual dtscu8$1ons about jobs for women , is the field of home economics. Accordlttg to Mrs. Geneva Nolan, local hC>me economic's e•tenslon agent. there a-ren't enough home economics graduates coming out Ohio's :.\J colleges and universities -- who want to go Jnto extension WOrk -to fill the gaps Of tbOif rafgnlng for bill! rea· son or another. be Awards Day F.tJhth Grade ttudent., h111 complet. ed hl1 schollna: so rar wlth a ptt"o (ConHrHJPfl from Pag~ On~) I.atln I. Miu Suun Park, l, .Toyee Hemmons ; 2. Phylll.s Hil· bf'rt; 3, J:mire Richard!l'; 4, Cnol:vn Wilson: Latin n Min Park, 1. Mark Kelly; 2, Can~lyn Milhoan; 3. rarol Hud~on; 4, Polly Thomas; World History, Miss Lucille Smith, 1. Hary Scnl1: 2. Guy Bin.ll:: 3, Carol Hudson and C"rolyn Milhoaljl; 4, John Bacon and Carol Manley; tat.. in IV, MiM Park, 1. Gene Crooks; 2, Kay Dant; 3, Kay Stile!ll. Princip&l Earl Knight pre.~tcnted F.iKhth Grad~: certificllles to the following s1Utlt!nl~ : 1, Richard Swackltamer; 2, David l.yons; 3, Kily Jenkinson; 4, Mary Susan Proba!lco; 5, BHI Stobart ; 6, Karen McElhi nny ; 7, Don Erwin; 8, Judy Sauer: 9, Roset~11. Rifhprdat 10, C11rolyn Wells ; r\, Suaa~l· "PUllen; 12, Christine Coati, Judy Dutcher, Rubert V11n Conney : 13, James H:~me1·; 14, C!yda Taylor; 15, Billy Soltez: HI, Ronnie Jarobs; 17, k it•hard Long; 18. Larry Ho11cl1.ar. Mr~. Clarence Lacey, ~Jocal In· 1truelor, pre ~ enled Girls Ensemble awards to Olivia Hemmon11 and Marlyn Rou sh: Girls Glee Club awards to Carole owens, Jane Har. riz, Ollv ll Uemmons, Kay Stil~1. Linda Fierlna:, Judy Murray, Gall Stumbo, Shlrh•y Roush , >~aryln Roush. ' . ... I I Prlnt'ipal Leo Kennedy pre11enled Saf~!ly ~atrol Captain pins to John Allenaworlh. Donald Mnrrls, Ru~11~11 Mc:-Elhlnl'y, Harnld Vance: Pa. trnl plna to John Singer, Forrest D. Bachtel, Keith See-, Thomu Bryan, Clarence Stewart, Dick Bod· !mer, Richard Hayes, William Mul· ford; cer~lflrate!t to 'Kim ~·ul. James Mlller, Fred Riley, Ddrryl Stumbo, Alan Wallace, Roger Mul· ford, Darrell McKinney. William Fink, aenior, had a twelve year perfect attencht.nc~ record unlll he w111 Ill this Jut month wJth mump1. James Batey, I • •' ·-. teet record ot atten~anet-. Prlnlcpal Earl Knl1ht presented the Attendance Certificate• to the following hi.sh xhool studeatr. Senior.: Okey Cart, Rlilbert lfe:fto. enay1 Leo Keanea:y Jr., EdWitd Kltcrt.en: Juniors, Marcaret Jd. ward1, Charlotte Ughtfoot, Ronald Miller, Thoma• Sklnne•·. Larry Wehrun&; Sophomores : John Ba· con, Alma Baumgarllner, George Hibbs. Mark KeJiy, Jtager Light· foot, Dale Miller: Fre8hmen, Mary Barth, Lynn Buchanan, Larry Bltnce, Horae(" tdward11, Jerry FTy, Loretta Hanning, Karen Herrman , Ruesell Lewh, Barbara Stiles, Bonnie Rathburn, DoriS' Vitatoe, Dennis Walburn, Marianne Woodgerd; Eighth Jr&de, Danny HiDdy, David Konkrlght, .David Lyons, James Ba· tey, RandaU Bowles, Judy Butcher, Karen Mc.. lhlnny, S~Jsan Pullen: Freddie l'utlin.t, BiU Gtobart, Clyda Taylor, Alice Wickline; Seventh a:r~~odl!: I.Joyd Sayre, James King, Beverly Perrin, Ronnie Pooler, Gerald Ault, Sandra Brewington . sandra Hyaell, Carol Jacobs, Wanda Lightfoot. Principal Leo Kennedy gave at. tendauce certi!Jcale.s to the•e atu· dentB In the Elementary ~rades: Sixth, Arland KlnJ, Keith See, Clarence Stewart, Charles Swack· hamer, John Allnnsworth , Ch.nrleJJ Buslt. Carol)on Ervin, Jeanne Bawle11; Fifth, Jo Ann Mourning, Sandra Ohllnaer, Sandra Simpson , Darryl Stumbo, Melvin Swisher, Alan Wallace, Anita Bewles, Shar· on HOKhlr, CIITOII Lyon1, Judy Martin, Jamea Mlller: tourth, Su· zanne Bradbury, Sandfl Bunce, Da.. vld Cucl, A.aae Crlner, Craig Rawlln11, Martaret So1te1; Third, Ollta Lewlt, Joyce Lone, Fena Kay Wile, Carole Anderson, Jane11 Call. Slntmy Clatwort.hy, Alice Darst, Larry OladweU; Setohd, Pat· ricla Ault, William BolllT\Ier, Wll· llam Copaa, WI)'IM Da\111, Stephen il:ppley, ltebetfa Haley, Mary Halt, ' } Notice p '' I j niversary. ----- McComu, Robert Nelson. SYHACUSE - Robert Rhodes. Milton Wayland. Harlan Whitlatch . CHESTER ~ Marvin Keebaugh. letter men, and to Stephen Bailey, REEDSVILLE - John Rice. Ht!nhel Knapp, Roger Lightfoot , PORTSMOUTH-Charle~ D. Pitts Wilbur Howley Jl' . and the maua· MJDDLEPORT - John Bryan, ge-r, Jan Hauck . Richard Grue11er, Floyd Koehler, Cheerleader awards were pre· Mr-.11 . Emma Wa)'land, Mrs. :Setty tented by Mrs. Nan Mnore as fol· Martin , Mrs . Lola Meek, Mr.s. Kathlow• : Senior medals, Jane Harrill , ryn Rail, Min Carol Bachtel, HerGail Stumbo; letters, Betty Lou man Kincaid, Mt1. Nan •Moore, (Continued from Page Onel Hartis, Phyllis Stanley , Mr1. Moore M'rl. Eileen Searls, Mrs. Marjorie presented Girls Intr•·mural let· Parsons , Okey Paynter, Paul Sayre, Wilt, Mill's Sally S«:haar, Richard ten: 11enion: Judy Murray, Bar- David Yc;>St, Raymond . Furbee, Pickens. ban C.ptelna, Linda }'ierinJ, Car. Thom:u Sayre , Howard Ebersbadt RACINE - Mrs. Naomi Stobart ole Owens, Key Stiles, Gall Stum- and tl\e Mi!i.Ses Karen Fur.bee and John Stobart . Mrs. Emma Adams: "" bo., J'aM!t Valentine; Junior letters Shirley McKelvey . Joe A. Swain, Mrs. Verna Rose Carol Alnkcr, Vera Covert , Jean· Davis Ice &. Produre Co. donated M•urice Lott, O<Jnald Hendricks.' nctte crookll, Kay Darst, Betty Lou PORTLAND - Ml'!l. Aleta PuHarri~. Vulldu See, Judy Van tre and the Broughton, VaJley Bell and United Dairy concf!M'18 pro. sons, H:yott Parsons, Edgar Brewer C OOil C) ', Phylli s Stanley , vided milk . Bread and roJls came Sidll*y Dunt.. Cooch N. P. Swackhamer pre· from Heiners Bakery Co. LONG BOTTOM - Charles Mar. S('nled bll sketball awards ag folThe Red Cross chapter extended eink..o, Mr!. Mae Vineyard, Paul lows: Sen ior medals, Hobert Mor- its appreciation to all volunteer Andrew11, Hobart Vineyard. ris, David Hindy , Robert Hermesy, workers ami daDors for assistance. MINERSVILLE - Charle-s Har· James Bowles, Tom Ke lly , Edward lung, Mrs. Garnette Miller, Joe McComas, K~ith Anderson; Senior 'POMEROY R. D.Thoren, Jr., William E. Brown. leiter by t'hOice , Leo Kennedy .Jr. ; Mrs. Opal Davis, William R. Davis, RUTLAND - 0 . 0. Patterson, Senior manager, Charles Davis, Carl Moore, William T. Hendrix, Mrs. Leafy Chuteen, Noah Chasletter~ . Robert Nelson , Harlan M;rs. Edna Schoenleb, . William teen. Whitlatch; coach Charles M~Don. ielark, James Sayre , Mral Goldie TUP:PERS PLAINS ~ Mrs. Onel· aid preset'lted reserve basketball ,Re!tmire, Miss Freda 1ni.l, Mrs( Cole, M.i4; N.wtui .Ne~land. awards to Edwaid l!t'Oo"1:8. ' Gtorge ErmK Smith , }'~red Rose~b.aum , Le· Miller, Roy Lonlil, Ernest Bowles. roy Eichinger, ·Kenneth H.bris, AI· Michael Erwin . Mark Kelly, Opvid va Clark. Mrs. Mabel Tracy. Hartlna:er. Mrs. Donna JoneS', Gilbert Zwil· (Contlnued from Pa11e One) A &tanding ovgtion was given ling, .rumes Diehl, Lloyd Wright, the Yellow Jacket baS•lball tC11.m Richard Neutzllng, David Hudrtle- ed to answer a charge of nr~n­ a1 Coach N. P. Swarkhamer ln a ston, Gene loliteh, Maria Foster, support. He was to Hrive •bo 1~ short talk called them a "Great Fran.k .Tennlngs, Walter Couch, Roo noon. Team" as C!Omp.~ored to ponr team• bert Davis. · Lawrence (Toad yJ Harri svn . anrl gaod teams. Tlte Olstrlt't \baseMrs. Joyce Clrcle, Charles Loch. Rutland, •plead not guil·;y to a ball trophy was preaented tn the ary , John Rtchinond, Ansel Hoyt, charge of !heft In th'.! court of JP !Jchool tor their trophy case and Ray Shaslaen, Roier Hines, Char- Grindley this morn it•.\: followin 1 tournament meda!a 1were given to lea Hayes, Leo Vaughan, Mrs. Mar- Harrison's arrest yesterday b/ James Bowlea, Ectward Cl'ooks, tha O'Neill, Mrs. Sally Erwin , Nor. Mldc!]eport officer Herbert Gil· Charles Davia, Robert Hennesy . bert No"utzling , Mis!!' Bernice Neue key. Harrison was bound over l l 011vld Hlnciy, Leo Ke·nnedy Jr., Ed. und Mrs. Kalhcrinl! Neutzllng. the grand jurY and held in jail -·-for lack of a bond. Howurd PhilHJ>8, 45, . . ,RuUand, oharg~d with &Mault grtd b;\tfery in Justice of Peace Floyd .Du!'l· ACROSS 2. Tropical dor 2:l. Sffil tee'·s court, plead not guilty anct 1. Walkinl S. A tide Vt'l• wae plaeed .under $300 bond and at1ek C. Sea eaglt eelbDund over to tke grrmd jury. H(' S. Milt &. COuntry 23, Fe• had been arret~ted Monday anrJ t. Meaaut1n1 (A.fr) male atlck 8. lkltech fowl wu released on bail t·h is morn tng. w 10. Biblical '·River rJI'r.l 2~ . Non• nam' 8. Bprinr ba("k ,... 1rnu·! Emory Rutter, Pomeroy RD. U . Andent I. Cut of me11t · (;\tang) was p!cked up 'Mondn.v at l1 A. hallan Jl, Man's name 26. Chases M. and held for aulhoritius at lanr~••• l pOHI J a the Athen.s s.~ate flatplt.al lj. A. ball )5. AtlanUa ball Ynlerday'a IUWII' Pttrnlman .Ed Straun lnveJti· 1 . On top 11\&mJ 27 . High. 1 32. Hf'lped !ilat~ the acrcldeflt on Nye Ave-.. u. Auxlliart )8. Strlklnr seas 3 ~ . God.J~u or about l o'clock this morning verb IIUCCelll robbtr' vnlcan~H when, Wllllalri Luther Johns, Buf. lf. Hawalla.n (along} 29. Blbllcat 36. 01.-chorge falo, W. Va., traveling north, '1.11 bini 19. A river mount :l7. 1\edintd • JT, Com pus CNear East) 30. &11.port 39. Compenlab potnt l•~br . ) 21 . fro.te4 (Braz.) 40. Vat 11. Palt 19. Gain I Blood Donors o:~g:~ROY t' War On Traffic DAILY CROSSWORD WJEH Meigs County News tl!\l.nd..l 11 . Conctale4 3:1:. Sk\11 3:\. Sun 1011 .11:50 a.m. '"'· Land meaaure 3~ . Herb (H . I.) 3«1. Levt'l 38. OUed Optn• moulh~ nNottr....h t2. Wild •h•ep u • r We will be . - . h.XYDLBA.A.XR laLONGFELLOW Ont letter etmply at&ndl for uother, In thla u.mplt tor thef.hret L'a, X for the two O's, etc. Bingle k trophtl, the ttnlth •nd formation of the wof4t "N lf.tn 8)' Ult tod• letten aM dlrterertt. ·, •f' A II ull4· apo•·: tunt~.~ ~ , Ue•·t ~1. Closed ' Wednesday Afternoon XV 8:55 SIGN ON '7 :00 Todar Tod&oy Romper R.®tn 11:00 Tic Tat c-.t My Llltlt llarfle CLASS TO MIET , The Loyal Women's Class of the -church ot Cbrlst wm me et Thu~• day at 7:30 P. M. at the borne of Mrs. Robert Reibel, Leading Creek Road. Call Mrs. Ernest Lallance or Mrs. Leo Childs for transportation. CHOIR ON TV Thursday afternoon between 12 and 1 P. M. the Nurses' Choir from the J:lolzer Hospital School of Nursing, Gallipolis, wiU appear as a part of the "Current" teletialon show on WSAZ·1'V. Local girts who are tn tbe choir 11re Chernle Jllake, Janb Childs and Pauline Zirkle. AUJIILIARY TO MUT Past Presidents of the Ladles Auxiliary o£ Drew Webster Portt., ;1\.merican Legion will meet Wed· nesday evening at the home o! Mrs. Ralph Gilmore, Second St. · the rock wall on the left side of ~he highwly. Estimated d-amage to Johns' car was set a\ $300. Ke was charged wit~reckleM operatio·1, potted $2a bond alld was relea&· ed. There ·was some damage to the wall, too, Straun reported. Court May tall (Conlioued from Pqe One) c.....r. ..,.,. ,,80 Mevietlme 10:00 Arthur Murray Party Panic Jane Wyman Sho1r Ci.rele Theater, Federal Men Watson, Tu)lpers attOI'ney. Betty Lee 1Vlndon, Moundsvil e W. Va., vs Jean Louise Windon Priddy, 1 mlnor, RUtland t.ncl Bon.aJd Priddy, a minor, alto Of Rutland, and Clyde G. Mllhone, treftiUter or MeiJS County astll tl'lat property be .p artitioned. Florence Barker, M'lddlepOt\ R:D 1, alw asked a dlv~ fkn J•met Barker, Rutland, with tlle .plaintlfrs attorney, E. W. Q\lftO fOr I Dar .• ''• fi :ao Cartoona: 15 : ~ News •Picture • AMan called X WCHS-TV Channell ~-------------------~TUESDAY WEDNESDAl 7:00 Jimmie Decan 7:30 Boston B1ackle s:po Captain Kan.zaroo 8:3o CM'liss .Archer 9:00 Garry Moore 9:30 Arthur Godfrey 10:30 Strike i! Rich 11 :00 Valiant Lady 11:115 Love of Life 11 :30 Seat"Ch for Tomorrow 11 :415 Guiding LiCht 12:00 Katie's 'Kitchen 12:30 As thP Wbrid . Turrul 1:00 Our Miss ·:arooks 1:30 HolUieplli't~ ~H· 2:00 Big Payoff 2:30 )job crosby ShoW 7:00 · Jimmie Dean 7:30 Boston Blackie S:OO Captain Kangaroo 8:30 Corlis!l Archer 9:00 Garry Moore Q:SO Arthur Godfrey 10:30 11:00 11:115 11 :30 11:45 12:00 12:30 1:00 St1'1ke It Rich Valiant Lady Love or Life Seareh for Tomgrrow ·Guiding Light Katie';; Kitchen As the Wo:rid Turns OPolr Miss Brooks I :30 ~~Pit\Y; 2:00 Bl.g Payoff 2:~ Bob Crosby Show S:ji)O Brighter Day 3:15 Secret ~torm 3:30 4:00 IJ:30 5:45 S:OO Bri.Jbter Da.y 3!115 Secret Storrri Edge of Nisht The Early Show Your Ellao Reporter Sports Parade 5·55 ' ' 6!00 ..8: 15 8:30 Weatherman · Harris, Evelyn 7:00 Arthur Godfrey Show 8:00 lollllionair> 8:30 rYe Got A Secret 8:00 To Tell the Truth I :SO Red Skelton 9:00 U. S. Steel Hour 8:00 $14,000 Quesilon 10!00' Up-to-the-minute 9:30 Spike Jones Show 10:00 UP·to-the-minute News 10:011· Stanntog tbe weather 10:10 Late Show ~g~~~ ~~llJ!~: i~~:eather { W.HTN-tv · 8:15 lobn Daly and lfiWI -:30 T:fO 8:00 Ne. CHANNEL 1~ WED. II:S9 Slllo On 12:00 Noon News 12'15 Neilhbora 12:30 · Llberaee F-i~We Ernesuv.e to Leroy lildl·ii)p.' 'Jlusc'hi&l. san of Mrs. Philip llU,Cbel and the tate Mr. Ruschel. The Q!Mn eJu.treh weddl"g w\ll ~ an '6veht of June 281.t thA Sf\· ...., cred ·H eart Church . .Jfbe vows >Of the dquble ring ·eerem·ony will be re.ad· by the Rev. Father John · 'll~l at 7.:3.0 P . .fd. A reception ·f or the tQu.ple w;U ~ ·held . immediately following . U,e eerentfm,- ift the Mtial rftoms ot' the First Baptist Church. Mill Wippel is 01 graduate of Potnel'()y High School · ChtJS of lift and . is a member o( the Pl.tit Baptist Gbureh. She is em· Pas~r :ABible c.,.,...... 1:00 1:10 10:00 10:10 Rev. Waldo :f. Bartels · wa• pleauntly surprlsed Sund,,, m-orning -at ~he Ctpening or the worthlp -service when the tonflrmation class of 19!1l .presented him with a Bible. In.t¢bed 1o ·lilt! Bible wu "To Jtev. Waldo J. Bartel..!l .from tbe -ltf.- 13 . .' . conflnnation claM of 19l57 and their .aipaturee." ·' c·EI(illiG · GIVEAWIYWEEKS - Members Were Judy Atm Miller. Sharon Wilson, Karen iloffne", WaUy Grueser, Ralph 11nd Tommy Werry ·a nd Asenatb Traey who ,i made 1 . 2509 IUMIIII FOI Fill •ins TO II POSTI't IVIU Will FOI FOUl Willi II AU 10110 STAIIOISI ~a U.t of 2li09 winnlnl Ohio pos. district mflriina of tbe Metlilodill W..IOY<Ift SerYioe Golld held •• the First ll'lttbodlst Cllur<h. The ·Guild Is a · oltraac:h tf ·'tV ' WSCS whole member• are galn 'W'Oinen. Min. ' fully eroployed Campbell wu o forftier aembJ-:- . of the Lakestde semee Guild in . 2:00 Afte1'11ooD r.um .Ji'eltlvat 3:30 Life wtlh Ellulie\6 ':00 Carioob Club . Ucense numbel:a ia pifioted al all 8oblo Illations. Each lllalloB lwllbe same llsl ....,.. <ar ~ G:OO Mieker M.ou11e ct•b 6:00 Five Star Flnel 8:15 lobo Daly & the Niwo 8:30 . Dllne)tiihd 7:30 Ha\'Y Lt11 Tbnre will bo • dlir.tentliBI """Y week for four.,...., each U.t good to< 0,..,... clnly• A Cti'P"rnm q.o1allto pqJ CFXIICVU, CVV PQI 1\tVP ...... On Your i" Radio Dial PQI t•l>' ~FII~rcWJCIVl• \'nttorU.J•t (:ryptoqU6tt: II'OR WHERE YOUR TRE:AS~RE 1i, Tlllillll WILL YOUR HEAIW 811: ALSO - MATrHE N, 1 ~>'!\f~!N'ot XI.; t'joioltl ......... » . NOT A CONTEST! NOTHING TO BUYI NO WOtiU LOOK AT THESE 10,037 ABSOLUTELY FREE GIVIAWAYSI ' ., . 28 '1000 COLL.GI SCHOLARSHIPS . A '5000 COLLEGE ~ SCHOLARSHIP ~ Wl~tt~lntllCIIftMitUmiNr will k .-tM .IUM 16 WJnners.dalmJ&m.iw..naOteatallllabio Clevelaritf. Mils Helen la)'8o.r of DaytiJfl Con~l'eJiee ..secretary of tlle Weg.' Jeyan Sertiee Ouiltl IQ'Ii:l Mr!. Smith, presideD! ~ the Por+.t· mo.utll di*"ict W&CS were the lillbt' ' " . ~ Grace Campb&ll were Ironton Sunday wh&re Uiley attended a . ' ' G!_l~~~e~m~Pinolld .Miss '· AY 19 to JUilE 161 -Yoil c~~:pick a boy orgi~l to reC(!ive a free gift ·if your 1957 Ohio passenger car license . n~mber appears on winners' lists posted weekly' at all Sohio stations! ' ~he presenta'tlon. Two H~re Attend Meth.odist Dist. lllalions. p.r........r:lwatai,nform81111111mUst bo -'lo4 DD later .ihau lbe Moadoy fODow- IDJ 1loo - . · ID' lillld! 1110 llsl ,... jiOIII!d; ' dd'l lOW 1111 Wllllll l . .lltl Wlil S*LICIII apeakers for the tfterna&n. .A luru::ileon at 1:2:36 ~etl 11:80 11:35 At Confirmation . LATEJC _ WALL PAIIIt anewlonnl . , -------+ ' Mr. iluiiChel altcnded lhe PO, c· eroy Schools and -is employed . ~ the Vanadium or ~,e·rfci. ot Gr8'ham Station. In :PomerOy. Vou.r··llcense number may be a winner in Sohlo's. A copper ·Craft ·lift -puty. was lleld on Friday evening, May U, .t the home of Mn. Dennla Dultlig •..m. u&g 1 n Maio!!·~ ~s Juanita_ Dild· . ding actmg as hostCs!. · DemonS"trator was Mrs. Evelyn McDaniel.. A dot~r prize consisting of a copper dhml}r bell was won· by iMra. Soott Knotts ~f Mason. ~sent were Mn. Eileen F1elds. Mrs. Doris Fields, Mn. Ruth ll.:yan, Mri. Pearl Roush, Mrs. Minnie Ri· zer, Mrt. Betty Dudding, Mrs. Scott R;notts, Mrs. Dennis Dudding, Carol Dud.dinr and. Mrs. Marlon Stevens. Clas.s Presents 8:00 Oltle 1>111 IIana.! 8:30 •F ori 'nlaator 1:00 WedneO&Iif Nliht. l'llhla ' 8:!10 Prtp'fftU, .lllla.., .pll>)>ed by the R~binson cleaRers 1:DO The Femlnlne Touoh 1 •• '· Zerkle, EmUy o·ur:te41. o~t.a1' \¥ippel•fblschel · A~. Pearl Rouah, llazel S11lth, · und Joyce ,Oarson. E-.g~gement Is . · B'eina Annouoced Demonstration '>j:r. ali:! Mro. Dale Wippe~ 21d · U&li.on Ave .. .,., annotl!lcing .! be 'Party Is Held ena-._gement and apProaclllng marriage of their daughter. At Mason Home ·Vour f•vorlte Action DoullJI!I EdwU!It Giant Step .1:.,. . Wein, .Ellen FOIIeaon& Ellta\>etb 4:00. The 'E&rly 'Sbow 15:30 · Your. Euo ReJ]orter 5.: U Sporla I'arllfe .. li:O,li Weatherman 5:00 Mlcker Mouae Club 6:00 Five Star Plaal :Mr5. 3:30 Edge of NhJht 8:00 Action 6:15 Doua:las Edwards 6 : ~0 Telephone Time 7:00 PhU Silvera Show 7:30 Private Secretary •:oo Cirio"Oh Clul:t . =----- .. 1:00 Sign Off ~ 5 s~~!CI S<ho' . ~~~~n~ the Cla.u Of Mason .Metht>alst Ohurch met on MaY 11 at the bome .or Mrs. Hazel Smitb In Ma · son with Ml'.l. Joyce Carson as-~.I.~ > a .))arty Sunday evenln1 ·.at llistlng lB eCkbosl:(!li. Lo~o1a !It" bOii>e, Roclt 'Spril&p Jloa · Weiss was in charge of ,devoUon~....OriQI' her ~other., .Hrs. John ah. Bat-ey, whMe birt.Maf ·was MO'l · New officers were n,amed. 111ey d·~·- . are Mrs. Emily BuTaesa;1 'S)reslBatey received many gift~ il~nt; 'Mrs. Pearl Mu.ah, vtce preJJ.e!res·hmentl ill ice cream, ,it'lent; lfrs. Cladyl Artl.s, .terre ~~e. coUee and nuts were sen· tary and Mrs. Joyce· Cl:r1011, t.rea.· e~ · w tile hodef!s to the honilrtl!d surer. .. Hell: and Mr. Batey. -air. att"! n wa• ·deelded tb•t the er,oup ~' Eldon Wee;ks, Mr. and Mtl w111 eat out It tbe P'i.rduets Hotel ~rd . Mcintosh, 'M'. alld Mrs. ~ph Spencer end -Marvin, Mr. in G~iiipo~\8 for tbelr JUDI!' mee 111f. air~ ·-llrl. Jobn Filet and Carl Present .werfl WldJ aa~ JA)teaa Jeiplinga, . •• 9:00 This ls YOlU' Llf* · 9:30 0 H•nry Playbo\ia. 10:00 TBA 10:30 News Headllnet . 10 :40 Nltewatch 12:00 Tonight TUIISDDAY CHANNEL 13 11:1111 Silo , On , 12:00 Noon Newt 12:11 Nellhbort 12:30 l'rtnkte Lliae 1 estate. I :00 1110 ,...,Jollie Tolle• ' Doroth)' L. Watson, Long Bo ' . 2::00 Altern'ooo t'ilm )'e.Uv&\. 3:10 Lifo 'ftlth Elhlbell tom, RD 2. asks jeparation from William A, 3:00 Tenne8f1et! ·Ei'ate MaUnee Theater 8:00 Kraft TV Theater 10:30 Newa~el 10:40 Nitewatch 12:00 Tonlfht 1:00 ~1GN OFF dlspoJition ot ·his case-wait i.n jail. It was not known whether lle could supply bond. "Three cases were filed In the office of the cleri of ooUNS t c· day, two being dlvorcta, the oth· er a tult for partltlon of real Plains, with ·CroW II Crow, as ber !if Llltle M...lt )•.· Cltlftnl e:oo Waterfront 6:80 Weathercalt &:is spottl !Ye 6:45 ~ Niwl . 7:00 Ma.Yor .ol the Tq,Wb 7:30, Fathei\ Knbwi ~ 1 8:30 Weatbercaat 6:35 Spor~ Eye 6:45 NBC News 8:00 8:30 9:30 ~ n Could Be You 11:30 12:M I :110 1:30 2:QO ::;~ ~=rm~· 8:00 Splaaeb Playhouse 7:30 ~ S:41 Modeni bmlnilell 5:30 Cartoons 5:U Ne'WI rteadllnes "'00 Batey ls.Party Hostess Su"day Evening . )flss ..Rachel Batey entertalm:d 1:00 R - 1 \ 10:00 Til. l'r!ft IS 1111'1 11:30 ttu\h or ~utllj:eo Tile Pri<e II lllllht Trlith &r Censeque~ 11:00 Tk: Tat D•nflll' it:IO II COUI4 lie \'ou 4:00 Mjs~ Rachel CIIANNllL 3 'Ntll. tlte meetiJtt. ' rot 1wer• ·.· ....."llrs """""*trllll t:'*llllofaD 19MIJIUo ..... ..--- (with.._ urJml•it) an .,...,_..,..llatJstical <qlnizai!bn aeleOiad lbo fi!'te !lilt~ ~h ~ . ,_ ........ __ ,....,,._ •••It .., -lb,matical •mpfuir ll!lllhodllo illilu!O folr diltilllliUon in 8Vfq I.>IIDtJ Of Oilio. ' iMw• It StiiiQi~ ., M•JtihN f/1 "' .....,. ••m floor - 1tcbl 1 DN 4 IO·DAY lOAD TRIPS Orte wlnnlnt Uce,... nu...., poetH ta~ week fad! gift lncludel 10 nc:ltlng 4ap wtth tht ... or lndlan1 for 01 boy er 11rl. ·-"'• _. ocf~,~lt-COih val\le -$1000.00. 2500 BAIIBALL GLOVES ... · . C.•~ ~~ Co!.;. • • 'l•niiR.,..~~ . ,··t lliiiiiU• t:M ~'IIililloo, ~ ,.. ar-,~ ' One wlnnl~t~ll•n• nu.U., ,...- . . . . . . . / foch illcludes ticMtJ ~~r~d .,...,... II'IOMJ' fot•l:toy 01 pl. pi• one lll!llltt~wkM-$1-AIO.j 'ift 2500 ,..,.,...lly AvlotiN....efl 8AUI' l'onoloally ""'" . . . . . - Wlnn1nt llcenu nunaltere.teete• May 19 2500 WARM•UP JACKIYS Lilt prlet-aPProJCirnclleJy $19.00. 2500 IA'I'j Wlnrilrtg Offklul Wlnnlo1 !tanH MinMI'I .._... J•ne 2 Malor lec:~'il"• c:~nd Llttft LHg"" modele.. lfcH. IHIII.. Irl ....... loiQftl .,.,.. ond ~loti. apprDalnlotllly J14.00. FREE WHILE tHEY LAST' PHOTO A'LBUM A'N'D .IIG Sd REOLEGS A(tiOII PIIOIOSI Ask obout them·'l*f any Sohlo Station. . 'J"' ....... ,I I S.W...whllllntlficMIIiaiaaMa,_...HCII...t (OFFIQAL NATIONAL LEAGUE) SPECIAL! .' I Wlallilll ,. _ ........,. ,_.... Mar 26 W ·-""~-- I • TRIPS YO THI WORLDI.RliS '. •r S:VCPI, I . 7:00 8:00 10:00 10:30 I Si.en On on 990 spot DOWN J, . Defentt4 DAILY CRY~UOTE - H•re'o hol!. to wotk ll: .... us Mason Methodist Sunshine Class cfnd.) Looktd at 44 . f'lexed. Indian. lllhltr Clothing House PIIILATHEAN MllltiNG The Pbilathea Society and other women of the Middleport Cburch of ChrM wUJ meet for an aU day meeting Thursday at 10 A. M. A potluck dinner will be held at noon and the project i11 the thlrts which are to be sent to a leper colony, Those attending .are- to bring needles, thread, thimble, tape and anyone who has a White shirt to donate 1.9 asked to bring it. They are also to bring a cov. ered dish for the dinner. · Daily 40. Corontt New York . Tenntnee Ernie lhtll!lee 'litea.ttr Qu..n lot a Dtta !:45 iio4trn ft.omancet I•· Gt"~ The a>~~f TELEVISION GUIDE WSAZ -TV Channel ;I TUESDAY W .dnesday 1:00 1:30 2:00 S:OO at. Haatened CO-OWNiR of eror~ptlon rates: DeUvery by eanier where nallable net· oae year Ia advance at The DaUy Sentinel office, monihi', rr.ao: three mootbl, $3.90. By motor route whee 111:00 t4 . Quailed Son of R. C. Colllne t¥ P,GO: oae moatll. 11. eMIItGENCYRUH Middlepert Emt!!'gency ~ Wll"'calftd ~ t~ Mme of A11Yert Pettit at 8:00 P. M. M:onday ~t wht!n Mn. PetUt becalllle ill. She Wll taken to the office of Dr. ll. 1t. Pkkeba for trea~nt. taned 1\t.nd 13. Dutch painter of RICHARD COLLINS RICHARD S. OWIN - GIN. .AL MI\IIAGIR .IYNOLD I. GUINI -IDITOR . L Natlon:al advertWng representative, BottineW..slmball., me,. 1.a11:1110n Ave., New YoM City, 16, N, Y. _,.. _ II Entered u aecond dau maWnJ m.atter at pott ~ one moath $1. By.,JDall one )'ear $8; 1i.:J. munths, $4..25; tbne 1'h! ward MaSDn Residents DEVOTED TO INTERESTS OF )(BIGS-MASON AfJ4 Religious Education teacher, end Mrs. Ralpll Zundel, the new Relig· tous Llvcation teecher. Churches ..cf tlrt e.ttfttf will be ... charge or Ute ~'.alil:y ltlr the Tea which wiD lltltt at f p. m. ao.Th~e- Due To The Deoth --TEA TO IE HELD ---~· '"'""' .. ' ' . I>ally sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o.. May 21. 19ST-8 · - ; - - - - . 1,111 The Daily Sentlnel Publl.thed eveo- afternoon elCtept Sundar. by The Ohlo Sunday, May 26, a Tea will be held in the dining room of the 'inel. Inc.. at 110 lile<'han.i~ St., Pomeroy, 0. llliJilMI o111H Heath Methodist Churoch , Ml(ldle- odlt<>rla! ofU.. ....... 3~. port, honorlni Miss Bernice Bowen the former Meir;s County Weekday Exlension work Is but a small comer of th• many-sided openings in professional work greeting a home l!eonomlcs graduate. That's one of the rea9<>ns, of course, that extenslon work goes begging. Some of these other phases of the worlt are teaching, home economics in busln•ss. dil!,tMlcs and tutiona] management, journalism, radio and U.tevlsion, cl<lth-j ing and textiles , foods and nutrition, housing equipment furnishings, child development and famlly me: The Ohio Home Economics Association, unlike medical and allied assocl&tions, is urging ftiOre h'"h school •ra•uates Kathy Sue McElhinny , Norma Jean •5 • "f Stew'lrt, Adrinne Sue Rl\e, John consider a profession in Us field. LoJan; First, Marsha Bowles, Jo· .SO, young ladies, before you wrlte coUege off as a ~SI~l~IIS seph Edwards , Sandra Clatworthy; venture, With nothing to gain Upon. graduation, consider .Rindergarten, Jatneil Clatworthy, ever-growing field of positions In home economics. !udith Brewer . I held . r . ~ • Jv. f Lltt pricto- ' �... I ' ~I>ally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., May 21, 1957 Careers In Home E~onomics Begging For Graduates From Ohio's 29 Colleges, Universities, Reports Association High School graduate.s of 1957, i!' Daily Sentinel Day Book CITIZEN'S C:HOICE .. . . .......· WEDNESDAY MElTING The Child Conaenoation League will meet Wtdhesillay at 7:30 at the home of f4n. Paul 'Mleiss. All members are urged to be present for the last meeting or t h tt y ~ar whe n iwtallat ion or orticer s will they should determin< to p~pan themselves with additional education and trainjng. can look forward to steady and rewa·rding jobs. £verybody concedes engineers are short in supply. The big companies maintain close contact with engineering schools around graduating time and snap up the diplg.ma carriers as fii!St IS they can climb out of their caps and gowns. It's even rumored they don 't question tao closely what scholastic ret · ord was maintained. \ For those who can withstand the Jon~ grind toward a medl· cal or dental degree, or for a lawyer's shingle, the promise for financial reward commensurate with ability Is ~t•al. For women who want to take a fling at a. career enroute t() marriage , home, and family , there are many Optmings. AU of the above professions mav be enter€d, though the number that does is extremely limited. There are numerous "~~;~~~·~ professions" however where trained people are sorely Nursing is that always-present career1 never full, forever ing for more experienced people. Another, not mentioned so often in casual dtscu8$1ons about jobs for women , is the field of home economics. Accordlttg to Mrs. Geneva Nolan, local hC>me economic's e•tenslon agent. there a-ren't enough home economics graduates coming out Ohio's :.\J colleges and universities -- who want to go Jnto extension WOrk -to fill the gaps Of tbOif rafgnlng for bill! rea· son or another. be Awards Day F.tJhth Grade ttudent., h111 complet. ed hl1 schollna: so rar wlth a ptt"o (ConHrHJPfl from Pag~ On~) I.atln I. Miu Suun Park, l, .Toyee Hemmons ; 2. Phylll.s Hil· bf'rt; 3, J:mire Richard!l'; 4, Cnol:vn Wilson: Latin n Min Park, 1. Mark Kelly; 2, Can~lyn Milhoan; 3. rarol Hud~on; 4, Polly Thomas; World History, Miss Lucille Smith, 1. Hary Scnl1: 2. Guy Bin.ll:: 3, Carol Hudson and C"rolyn Milhoaljl; 4, John Bacon and Carol Manley; tat.. in IV, MiM Park, 1. Gene Crooks; 2, Kay Dant; 3, Kay Stile!ll. Princip&l Earl Knight pre.~tcnted F.iKhth Grad~: certificllles to the following s1Utlt!nl~ : 1, Richard Swackltamer; 2, David l.yons; 3, Kily Jenkinson; 4, Mary Susan Proba!lco; 5, BHI Stobart ; 6, Karen McElhi nny ; 7, Don Erwin; 8, Judy Sauer: 9, Roset~11. Rifhprdat 10, C11rolyn Wells ; r\, Suaa~l· "PUllen; 12, Christine Coati, Judy Dutcher, Rubert V11n Conney : 13, James H:~me1·; 14, C!yda Taylor; 15, Billy Soltez: HI, Ronnie Jarobs; 17, k it•hard Long; 18. Larry Ho11cl1.ar. Mr~. Clarence Lacey, ~Jocal In· 1truelor, pre ~ enled Girls Ensemble awards to Olivia Hemmon11 and Marlyn Rou sh: Girls Glee Club awards to Carole owens, Jane Har. riz, Ollv ll Uemmons, Kay Stil~1. Linda Fierlna:, Judy Murray, Gall Stumbo, Shlrh•y Roush , >~aryln Roush. ' . ... I I Prlnt'ipal Leo Kennedy pre11enled Saf~!ly ~atrol Captain pins to John Allenaworlh. Donald Mnrrls, Ru~11~11 Mc:-Elhlnl'y, Harnld Vance: Pa. trnl plna to John Singer, Forrest D. Bachtel, Keith See-, Thomu Bryan, Clarence Stewart, Dick Bod· !mer, Richard Hayes, William Mul· ford; cer~lflrate!t to 'Kim ~·ul. James Mlller, Fred Riley, Ddrryl Stumbo, Alan Wallace, Roger Mul· ford, Darrell McKinney. William Fink, aenior, had a twelve year perfect attencht.nc~ record unlll he w111 Ill this Jut month wJth mump1. James Batey, I • •' ·-. teet record ot atten~anet-. Prlnlcpal Earl Knl1ht presented the Attendance Certificate• to the following hi.sh xhool studeatr. Senior.: Okey Cart, Rlilbert lfe:fto. enay1 Leo Keanea:y Jr., EdWitd Kltcrt.en: Juniors, Marcaret Jd. ward1, Charlotte Ughtfoot, Ronald Miller, Thoma• Sklnne•·. Larry Wehrun&; Sophomores : John Ba· con, Alma Baumgarllner, George Hibbs. Mark KeJiy, Jtager Light· foot, Dale Miller: Fre8hmen, Mary Barth, Lynn Buchanan, Larry Bltnce, Horae(" tdward11, Jerry FTy, Loretta Hanning, Karen Herrman , Ruesell Lewh, Barbara Stiles, Bonnie Rathburn, DoriS' Vitatoe, Dennis Walburn, Marianne Woodgerd; Eighth Jr&de, Danny HiDdy, David Konkrlght, .David Lyons, James Ba· tey, RandaU Bowles, Judy Butcher, Karen Mc.. lhlnny, S~Jsan Pullen: Freddie l'utlin.t, BiU Gtobart, Clyda Taylor, Alice Wickline; Seventh a:r~~odl!: I.Joyd Sayre, James King, Beverly Perrin, Ronnie Pooler, Gerald Ault, Sandra Brewington . sandra Hyaell, Carol Jacobs, Wanda Lightfoot. Principal Leo Kennedy gave at. tendauce certi!Jcale.s to the•e atu· dentB In the Elementary ~rades: Sixth, Arland KlnJ, Keith See, Clarence Stewart, Charles Swack· hamer, John Allnnsworth , Ch.nrleJJ Buslt. Carol)on Ervin, Jeanne Bawle11; Fifth, Jo Ann Mourning, Sandra Ohllnaer, Sandra Simpson , Darryl Stumbo, Melvin Swisher, Alan Wallace, Anita Bewles, Shar· on HOKhlr, CIITOII Lyon1, Judy Martin, Jamea Mlller: tourth, Su· zanne Bradbury, Sandfl Bunce, Da.. vld Cucl, A.aae Crlner, Craig Rawlln11, Martaret So1te1; Third, Ollta Lewlt, Joyce Lone, Fena Kay Wile, Carole Anderson, Jane11 Call. Slntmy Clatwort.hy, Alice Darst, Larry OladweU; Setohd, Pat· ricla Ault, William BolllT\Ier, Wll· llam Copaa, WI)'IM Da\111, Stephen il:ppley, ltebetfa Haley, Mary Halt, ' } Notice p '' I j niversary. ----- McComu, Robert Nelson. SYHACUSE - Robert Rhodes. Milton Wayland. Harlan Whitlatch . CHESTER ~ Marvin Keebaugh. letter men, and to Stephen Bailey, REEDSVILLE - John Rice. Ht!nhel Knapp, Roger Lightfoot , PORTSMOUTH-Charle~ D. Pitts Wilbur Howley Jl' . and the maua· MJDDLEPORT - John Bryan, ge-r, Jan Hauck . Richard Grue11er, Floyd Koehler, Cheerleader awards were pre· Mr-.11 . Emma Wa)'land, Mrs. :Setty tented by Mrs. Nan Mnore as fol· Martin , Mrs . Lola Meek, Mr.s. Kathlow• : Senior medals, Jane Harrill , ryn Rail, Min Carol Bachtel, HerGail Stumbo; letters, Betty Lou man Kincaid, Mt1. Nan •Moore, (Continued from Page Onel Hartis, Phyllis Stanley , Mr1. Moore M'rl. Eileen Searls, Mrs. Marjorie presented Girls Intr•·mural let· Parsons , Okey Paynter, Paul Sayre, Wilt, Mill's Sally S«:haar, Richard ten: 11enion: Judy Murray, Bar- David Yc;>St, Raymond . Furbee, Pickens. ban C.ptelna, Linda }'ierinJ, Car. Thom:u Sayre , Howard Ebersbadt RACINE - Mrs. Naomi Stobart ole Owens, Key Stiles, Gall Stum- and tl\e Mi!i.Ses Karen Fur.bee and John Stobart . Mrs. Emma Adams: "" bo., J'aM!t Valentine; Junior letters Shirley McKelvey . Joe A. Swain, Mrs. Verna Rose Carol Alnkcr, Vera Covert , Jean· Davis Ice &. Produre Co. donated M•urice Lott, O<Jnald Hendricks.' nctte crookll, Kay Darst, Betty Lou PORTLAND - Ml'!l. Aleta PuHarri~. Vulldu See, Judy Van tre and the Broughton, VaJley Bell and United Dairy concf!M'18 pro. sons, H:yott Parsons, Edgar Brewer C OOil C) ', Phylli s Stanley , vided milk . Bread and roJls came Sidll*y Dunt.. Cooch N. P. Swackhamer pre· from Heiners Bakery Co. LONG BOTTOM - Charles Mar. S('nled bll sketball awards ag folThe Red Cross chapter extended eink..o, Mr!. Mae Vineyard, Paul lows: Sen ior medals, Hobert Mor- its appreciation to all volunteer Andrew11, Hobart Vineyard. ris, David Hindy , Robert Hermesy, workers ami daDors for assistance. MINERSVILLE - Charle-s Har· James Bowles, Tom Ke lly , Edward lung, Mrs. Garnette Miller, Joe McComas, K~ith Anderson; Senior 'POMEROY R. D.Thoren, Jr., William E. Brown. leiter by t'hOice , Leo Kennedy .Jr. ; Mrs. Opal Davis, William R. Davis, RUTLAND - 0 . 0. Patterson, Senior manager, Charles Davis, Carl Moore, William T. Hendrix, Mrs. Leafy Chuteen, Noah Chasletter~ . Robert Nelson , Harlan M;rs. Edna Schoenleb, . William teen. Whitlatch; coach Charles M~Don. ielark, James Sayre , Mral Goldie TUP:PERS PLAINS ~ Mrs. Onel· aid preset'lted reserve basketball ,Re!tmire, Miss Freda 1ni.l, Mrs( Cole, M.i4; N.wtui .Ne~land. awards to Edwaid l!t'Oo"1:8. ' Gtorge ErmK Smith , }'~red Rose~b.aum , Le· Miller, Roy Lonlil, Ernest Bowles. roy Eichinger, ·Kenneth H.bris, AI· Michael Erwin . Mark Kelly, Opvid va Clark. Mrs. Mabel Tracy. Hartlna:er. Mrs. Donna JoneS', Gilbert Zwil· (Contlnued from Pa11e One) A &tanding ovgtion was given ling, .rumes Diehl, Lloyd Wright, the Yellow Jacket baS•lball tC11.m Richard Neutzllng, David Hudrtle- ed to answer a charge of nr~n­ a1 Coach N. P. Swarkhamer ln a ston, Gene loliteh, Maria Foster, support. He was to Hrive •bo 1~ short talk called them a "Great Fran.k .Tennlngs, Walter Couch, Roo noon. Team" as C!Omp.~ored to ponr team• bert Davis. · Lawrence (Toad yJ Harri svn . anrl gaod teams. Tlte Olstrlt't \baseMrs. Joyce Clrcle, Charles Loch. Rutland, •plead not guil·;y to a ball trophy was preaented tn the ary , John Rtchinond, Ansel Hoyt, charge of !heft In th'.! court of JP !Jchool tor their trophy case and Ray Shaslaen, Roier Hines, Char- Grindley this morn it•.\: followin 1 tournament meda!a 1were given to lea Hayes, Leo Vaughan, Mrs. Mar- Harrison's arrest yesterday b/ James Bowlea, Ectward Cl'ooks, tha O'Neill, Mrs. Sally Erwin , Nor. Mldc!]eport officer Herbert Gil· Charles Davia, Robert Hennesy . bert No"utzling , Mis!!' Bernice Neue key. Harrison was bound over l l 011vld Hlnciy, Leo Ke·nnedy Jr., Ed. und Mrs. Kalhcrinl! Neutzllng. the grand jurY and held in jail -·-for lack of a bond. Howurd PhilHJ>8, 45, . . ,RuUand, oharg~d with &Mault grtd b;\tfery in Justice of Peace Floyd .Du!'l· ACROSS 2. Tropical dor 2:l. Sffil tee'·s court, plead not guilty anct 1. Walkinl S. A tide Vt'l• wae plaeed .under $300 bond and at1ek C. Sea eaglt eelbDund over to tke grrmd jury. H(' S. Milt &. COuntry 23, Fe• had been arret~ted Monday anrJ t. Meaaut1n1 (A.fr) male atlck 8. lkltech fowl wu released on bail t·h is morn tng. w 10. Biblical '·River rJI'r.l 2~ . Non• nam' 8. Bprinr ba("k ,... 1rnu·! Emory Rutter, Pomeroy RD. U . Andent I. Cut of me11t · (;\tang) was p!cked up 'Mondn.v at l1 A. hallan Jl, Man's name 26. Chases M. and held for aulhoritius at lanr~••• l pOHI J a the Athen.s s.~ate flatplt.al lj. A. ball )5. AtlanUa ball Ynlerday'a IUWII' Pttrnlman .Ed Straun lnveJti· 1 . On top 11\&mJ 27 . High. 1 32. Hf'lped !ilat~ the acrcldeflt on Nye Ave-.. u. Auxlliart )8. Strlklnr seas 3 ~ . God.J~u or about l o'clock this morning verb IIUCCelll robbtr' vnlcan~H when, Wllllalri Luther Johns, Buf. lf. Hawalla.n (along} 29. Blbllcat 36. 01.-chorge falo, W. Va., traveling north, '1.11 bini 19. A river mount :l7. 1\edintd • JT, Com pus CNear East) 30. &11.port 39. Compenlab potnt l•~br . ) 21 . fro.te4 (Braz.) 40. Vat 11. Palt 19. Gain I Blood Donors o:~g:~ROY t' War On Traffic DAILY CROSSWORD WJEH Meigs County News tl!\l.nd..l 11 . Conctale4 3:1:. Sk\11 3:\. Sun 1011 .11:50 a.m. '"'· Land meaaure 3~ . Herb (H . I.) 3«1. Levt'l 38. OUed Optn• moulh~ nNottr....h t2. Wild •h•ep u • r We will be . - . h.XYDLBA.A.XR laLONGFELLOW Ont letter etmply at&ndl for uother, In thla u.mplt tor thef.hret L'a, X for the two O's, etc. Bingle k trophtl, the ttnlth •nd formation of the wof4t "N lf.tn 8)' Ult tod• letten aM dlrterertt. ·, •f' A II ull4· apo•·: tunt~.~ ~ , Ue•·t ~1. Closed ' Wednesday Afternoon XV 8:55 SIGN ON '7 :00 Todar Tod&oy Romper R.®tn 11:00 Tic Tat c-.t My Llltlt llarfle CLASS TO MIET , The Loyal Women's Class of the -church ot Cbrlst wm me et Thu~• day at 7:30 P. M. at the borne of Mrs. Robert Reibel, Leading Creek Road. Call Mrs. Ernest Lallance or Mrs. Leo Childs for transportation. CHOIR ON TV Thursday afternoon between 12 and 1 P. M. the Nurses' Choir from the J:lolzer Hospital School of Nursing, Gallipolis, wiU appear as a part of the "Current" teletialon show on WSAZ·1'V. Local girts who are tn tbe choir 11re Chernle Jllake, Janb Childs and Pauline Zirkle. AUJIILIARY TO MUT Past Presidents of the Ladles Auxiliary o£ Drew Webster Portt., ;1\.merican Legion will meet Wed· nesday evening at the home o! Mrs. Ralph Gilmore, Second St. · the rock wall on the left side of ~he highwly. Estimated d-amage to Johns' car was set a\ $300. Ke was charged wit~reckleM operatio·1, potted $2a bond alld was relea&· ed. There ·was some damage to the wall, too, Straun reported. Court May tall (Conlioued from Pqe One) c.....r. ..,.,. ,,80 Mevietlme 10:00 Arthur Murray Party Panic Jane Wyman Sho1r Ci.rele Theater, Federal Men Watson, Tu)lpers attOI'ney. Betty Lee 1Vlndon, Moundsvil e W. Va., vs Jean Louise Windon Priddy, 1 mlnor, RUtland t.ncl Bon.aJd Priddy, a minor, alto Of Rutland, and Clyde G. Mllhone, treftiUter or MeiJS County astll tl'lat property be .p artitioned. Florence Barker, M'lddlepOt\ R:D 1, alw asked a dlv~ fkn J•met Barker, Rutland, with tlle .plaintlfrs attorney, E. W. Q\lftO fOr I Dar .• ''• fi :ao Cartoona: 15 : ~ News •Picture • AMan called X WCHS-TV Channell ~-------------------~TUESDAY WEDNESDAl 7:00 Jimmie Decan 7:30 Boston B1ackle s:po Captain Kan.zaroo 8:3o CM'liss .Archer 9:00 Garry Moore 9:30 Arthur Godfrey 10:30 Strike i! Rich 11 :00 Valiant Lady 11:115 Love of Life 11 :30 Seat"Ch for Tomorrow 11 :415 Guiding LiCht 12:00 Katie's 'Kitchen 12:30 As thP Wbrid . Turrul 1:00 Our Miss ·:arooks 1:30 HolUieplli't~ ~H· 2:00 Big Payoff 2:30 )job crosby ShoW 7:00 · Jimmie Dean 7:30 Boston Blackie S:OO Captain Kangaroo 8:30 Corlis!l Archer 9:00 Garry Moore Q:SO Arthur Godfrey 10:30 11:00 11:115 11 :30 11:45 12:00 12:30 1:00 St1'1ke It Rich Valiant Lady Love or Life Seareh for Tomgrrow ·Guiding Light Katie';; Kitchen As the Wo:rid Turns OPolr Miss Brooks I :30 ~~Pit\Y; 2:00 Bl.g Payoff 2:~ Bob Crosby Show S:ji)O Brighter Day 3:15 Secret ~torm 3:30 4:00 IJ:30 5:45 S:OO Bri.Jbter Da.y 3!115 Secret Storrri Edge of Nisht The Early Show Your Ellao Reporter Sports Parade 5·55 ' ' 6!00 ..8: 15 8:30 Weatherman · Harris, Evelyn 7:00 Arthur Godfrey Show 8:00 lollllionair> 8:30 rYe Got A Secret 8:00 To Tell the Truth I :SO Red Skelton 9:00 U. S. Steel Hour 8:00 $14,000 Quesilon 10!00' Up-to-the-minute 9:30 Spike Jones Show 10:00 UP·to-the-minute News 10:011· Stanntog tbe weather 10:10 Late Show ~g~~~ ~~llJ!~: i~~:eather { W.HTN-tv · 8:15 lobn Daly and lfiWI -:30 T:fO 8:00 Ne. CHANNEL 1~ WED. II:S9 Slllo On 12:00 Noon News 12'15 Neilhbora 12:30 · Llberaee F-i~We Ernesuv.e to Leroy lildl·ii)p.' 'Jlusc'hi&l. san of Mrs. Philip llU,Cbel and the tate Mr. Ruschel. The Q!Mn eJu.treh weddl"g w\ll ~ an '6veht of June 281.t thA Sf\· ...., cred ·H eart Church . .Jfbe vows >Of the dquble ring ·eerem·ony will be re.ad· by the Rev. Father John · 'll~l at 7.:3.0 P . .fd. A reception ·f or the tQu.ple w;U ~ ·held . immediately following . U,e eerentfm,- ift the Mtial rftoms ot' the First Baptist Church. Mill Wippel is 01 graduate of Potnel'()y High School · ChtJS of lift and . is a member o( the Pl.tit Baptist Gbureh. She is em· Pas~r :ABible c.,.,...... 1:00 1:10 10:00 10:10 Rev. Waldo :f. Bartels · wa• pleauntly surprlsed Sund,,, m-orning -at ~he Ctpening or the worthlp -service when the tonflrmation class of 19!1l .presented him with a Bible. In.t¢bed 1o ·lilt! Bible wu "To Jtev. Waldo J. Bartel..!l .from tbe -ltf.- 13 . .' . conflnnation claM of 19l57 and their .aipaturee." ·' c·EI(illiG · GIVEAWIYWEEKS - Members Were Judy Atm Miller. Sharon Wilson, Karen iloffne", WaUy Grueser, Ralph 11nd Tommy Werry ·a nd Asenatb Traey who ,i made 1 . 2509 IUMIIII FOI Fill •ins TO II POSTI't IVIU Will FOI FOUl Willi II AU 10110 STAIIOISI ~a U.t of 2li09 winnlnl Ohio pos. district mflriina of tbe Metlilodill W..IOY<Ift SerYioe Golld held •• the First ll'lttbodlst Cllur<h. The ·Guild Is a · oltraac:h tf ·'tV ' WSCS whole member• are galn 'W'Oinen. Min. ' fully eroployed Campbell wu o forftier aembJ-:- . of the Lakestde semee Guild in . 2:00 Afte1'11ooD r.um .Ji'eltlvat 3:30 Life wtlh Ellulie\6 ':00 Carioob Club . Ucense numbel:a ia pifioted al all 8oblo Illations. Each lllalloB lwllbe same llsl ....,.. <ar ~ G:OO Mieker M.ou11e ct•b 6:00 Five Star Flnel 8:15 lobo Daly & the Niwo 8:30 . Dllne)tiihd 7:30 Ha\'Y Lt11 Tbnre will bo • dlir.tentliBI """Y week for four.,...., each U.t good to< 0,..,... clnly• A Cti'P"rnm q.o1allto pqJ CFXIICVU, CVV PQI 1\tVP ...... On Your i" Radio Dial PQI t•l>' ~FII~rcWJCIVl• \'nttorU.J•t (:ryptoqU6tt: II'OR WHERE YOUR TRE:AS~RE 1i, Tlllillll WILL YOUR HEAIW 811: ALSO - MATrHE N, 1 ~>'!\f~!N'ot XI.; t'joioltl ......... » . NOT A CONTEST! NOTHING TO BUYI NO WOtiU LOOK AT THESE 10,037 ABSOLUTELY FREE GIVIAWAYSI ' ., . 28 '1000 COLL.GI SCHOLARSHIPS . A '5000 COLLEGE ~ SCHOLARSHIP ~ Wl~tt~lntllCIIftMitUmiNr will k .-tM .IUM 16 WJnners.dalmJ&m.iw..naOteatallllabio Clevelaritf. Mils Helen la)'8o.r of DaytiJfl Con~l'eJiee ..secretary of tlle Weg.' Jeyan Sertiee Ouiltl IQ'Ii:l Mr!. Smith, presideD! ~ the Por+.t· mo.utll di*"ict W&CS were the lillbt' ' " . ~ Grace Campb&ll were Ironton Sunday wh&re Uiley attended a . ' ' G!_l~~~e~m~Pinolld .Miss '· AY 19 to JUilE 161 -Yoil c~~:pick a boy orgi~l to reC(!ive a free gift ·if your 1957 Ohio passenger car license . n~mber appears on winners' lists posted weekly' at all Sohio stations! ' ~he presenta'tlon. Two H~re Attend Meth.odist Dist. lllalions. p.r........r:lwatai,nform81111111mUst bo -'lo4 DD later .ihau lbe Moadoy fODow- IDJ 1loo - . · ID' lillld! 1110 llsl ,... jiOIII!d; ' dd'l lOW 1111 Wllllll l . .lltl Wlil S*LICIII apeakers for the tfterna&n. .A luru::ileon at 1:2:36 ~etl 11:80 11:35 At Confirmation . LATEJC _ WALL PAIIIt anewlonnl . , -------+ ' Mr. iluiiChel altcnded lhe PO, c· eroy Schools and -is employed . ~ the Vanadium or ~,e·rfci. ot Gr8'ham Station. In :PomerOy. Vou.r··llcense number may be a winner in Sohlo's. A copper ·Craft ·lift -puty. was lleld on Friday evening, May U, .t the home of Mn. Dennla Dultlig •..m. u&g 1 n Maio!!·~ ~s Juanita_ Dild· . ding actmg as hostCs!. · DemonS"trator was Mrs. Evelyn McDaniel.. A dot~r prize consisting of a copper dhml}r bell was won· by iMra. Soott Knotts ~f Mason. ~sent were Mn. Eileen F1elds. Mrs. Doris Fields, Mn. Ruth ll.:yan, Mri. Pearl Roush, Mrs. Minnie Ri· zer, Mrt. Betty Dudding, Mrs. Scott R;notts, Mrs. Dennis Dudding, Carol Dud.dinr and. Mrs. Marlon Stevens. Clas.s Presents 8:00 Oltle 1>111 IIana.! 8:30 •F ori 'nlaator 1:00 WedneO&Iif Nliht. l'llhla ' 8:!10 Prtp'fftU, .lllla.., .pll>)>ed by the R~binson cleaRers 1:DO The Femlnlne Touoh 1 •• '· Zerkle, EmUy o·ur:te41. o~t.a1' \¥ippel•fblschel · A~. Pearl Rouah, llazel S11lth, · und Joyce ,Oarson. E-.g~gement Is . · B'eina Annouoced Demonstration '>j:r. ali:! Mro. Dale Wippe~ 21d · U&li.on Ave .. .,., annotl!lcing .! be 'Party Is Held ena-._gement and apProaclllng marriage of their daughter. At Mason Home ·Vour f•vorlte Action DoullJI!I EdwU!It Giant Step .1:.,. . Wein, .Ellen FOIIeaon& Ellta\>etb 4:00. The 'E&rly 'Sbow 15:30 · Your. Euo ReJ]orter 5.: U Sporla I'arllfe .. li:O,li Weatherman 5:00 Mlcker Mouae Club 6:00 Five Star Plaal :Mr5. 3:30 Edge of NhJht 8:00 Action 6:15 Doua:las Edwards 6 : ~0 Telephone Time 7:00 PhU Silvera Show 7:30 Private Secretary •:oo Cirio"Oh Clul:t . =----- .. 1:00 Sign Off ~ 5 s~~!CI S<ho' . ~~~~n~ the Cla.u Of Mason .Metht>alst Ohurch met on MaY 11 at the bome .or Mrs. Hazel Smitb In Ma · son with Ml'.l. Joyce Carson as-~.I.~ > a .))arty Sunday evenln1 ·.at llistlng lB eCkbosl:(!li. Lo~o1a !It" bOii>e, Roclt 'Spril&p Jloa · Weiss was in charge of ,devoUon~....OriQI' her ~other., .Hrs. John ah. Bat-ey, whMe birt.Maf ·was MO'l · New officers were n,amed. 111ey d·~·- . are Mrs. Emily BuTaesa;1 'S)reslBatey received many gift~ il~nt; 'Mrs. Pearl Mu.ah, vtce preJJ.e!res·hmentl ill ice cream, ,it'lent; lfrs. Cladyl Artl.s, .terre ~~e. coUee and nuts were sen· tary and Mrs. Joyce· Cl:r1011, t.rea.· e~ · w tile hodef!s to the honilrtl!d surer. .. Hell: and Mr. Batey. -air. att"! n wa• ·deelded tb•t the er,oup ~' Eldon Wee;ks, Mr. and Mtl w111 eat out It tbe P'i.rduets Hotel ~rd . Mcintosh, 'M'. alld Mrs. ~ph Spencer end -Marvin, Mr. in G~iiipo~\8 for tbelr JUDI!' mee 111f. air~ ·-llrl. Jobn Filet and Carl Present .werfl WldJ aa~ JA)teaa Jeiplinga, . •• 9:00 This ls YOlU' Llf* · 9:30 0 H•nry Playbo\ia. 10:00 TBA 10:30 News Headllnet . 10 :40 Nltewatch 12:00 Tonight TUIISDDAY CHANNEL 13 11:1111 Silo , On , 12:00 Noon Newt 12:11 Nellhbort 12:30 l'rtnkte Lliae 1 estate. I :00 1110 ,...,Jollie Tolle• ' Doroth)' L. Watson, Long Bo ' . 2::00 Altern'ooo t'ilm )'e.Uv&\. 3:10 Lifo 'ftlth Elhlbell tom, RD 2. asks jeparation from William A, 3:00 Tenne8f1et! ·Ei'ate MaUnee Theater 8:00 Kraft TV Theater 10:30 Newa~el 10:40 Nitewatch 12:00 Tonlfht 1:00 ~1GN OFF dlspoJition ot ·his case-wait i.n jail. It was not known whether lle could supply bond. "Three cases were filed In the office of the cleri of ooUNS t c· day, two being dlvorcta, the oth· er a tult for partltlon of real Plains, with ·CroW II Crow, as ber !if Llltle M...lt )•.· Cltlftnl e:oo Waterfront 6:80 Weathercalt &:is spottl !Ye 6:45 ~ Niwl . 7:00 Ma.Yor .ol the Tq,Wb 7:30, Fathei\ Knbwi ~ 1 8:30 Weatbercaat 6:35 Spor~ Eye 6:45 NBC News 8:00 8:30 9:30 ~ n Could Be You 11:30 12:M I :110 1:30 2:QO ::;~ ~=rm~· 8:00 Splaaeb Playhouse 7:30 ~ S:41 Modeni bmlnilell 5:30 Cartoons 5:U Ne'WI rteadllnes "'00 Batey ls.Party Hostess Su"day Evening . )flss ..Rachel Batey entertalm:d 1:00 R - 1 \ 10:00 Til. l'r!ft IS 1111'1 11:30 ttu\h or ~utllj:eo Tile Pri<e II lllllht Trlith &r Censeque~ 11:00 Tk: Tat D•nflll' it:IO II COUI4 lie \'ou 4:00 Mjs~ Rachel CIIANNllL 3 'Ntll. tlte meetiJtt. ' rot 1wer• ·.· ....."llrs """""*trllll t:'*llllofaD 19MIJIUo ..... ..--- (with.._ urJml•it) an .,...,_..,..llatJstical <qlnizai!bn aeleOiad lbo fi!'te !lilt~ ~h ~ . ,_ ........ __ ,....,,._ •••It .., -lb,matical •mpfuir ll!lllhodllo illilu!O folr diltilllliUon in 8Vfq I.>IIDtJ Of Oilio. ' iMw• It StiiiQi~ ., M•JtihN f/1 "' .....,. ••m floor - 1tcbl 1 DN 4 IO·DAY lOAD TRIPS Orte wlnnlnt Uce,... nu...., poetH ta~ week fad! gift lncludel 10 nc:ltlng 4ap wtth tht ... or lndlan1 for 01 boy er 11rl. ·-"'• _. ocf~,~lt-COih val\le -$1000.00. 2500 BAIIBALL GLOVES ... · . C.•~ ~~ Co!.;. • • 'l•niiR.,..~~ . ,··t lliiiiiU• t:M ~'IIililloo, ~ ,.. ar-,~ ' One wlnnl~t~ll•n• nu.U., ,...- . . . . . . . / foch illcludes ticMtJ ~~r~d .,...,... II'IOMJ' fot•l:toy 01 pl. pi• one lll!llltt~wkM-$1-AIO.j 'ift 2500 ,..,.,...lly AvlotiN....efl 8AUI' l'onoloally ""'" . . . . . - Wlnn1nt llcenu nunaltere.teete• May 19 2500 WARM•UP JACKIYS Lilt prlet-aPProJCirnclleJy $19.00. 2500 IA'I'j Wlnrilrtg Offklul Wlnnlo1 !tanH MinMI'I .._... J•ne 2 Malor lec:~'il"• c:~nd Llttft LHg"" modele.. lfcH. IHIII.. Irl ....... loiQftl .,.,.. ond ~loti. apprDalnlotllly J14.00. FREE WHILE tHEY LAST' PHOTO A'LBUM A'N'D .IIG Sd REOLEGS A(tiOII PIIOIOSI Ask obout them·'l*f any Sohlo Station. . 'J"' ....... ,I I S.W...whllllntlficMIIiaiaaMa,_...HCII...t (OFFIQAL NATIONAL LEAGUE) SPECIAL! .' I Wlallilll ,. _ ........,. ,_.... Mar 26 W ·-""~-- I • TRIPS YO THI WORLDI.RliS '. •r S:VCPI, I . 7:00 8:00 10:00 10:30 I Si.en On on 990 spot DOWN J, . Defentt4 DAILY CRY~UOTE - H•re'o hol!. to wotk ll: .... us Mason Methodist Sunshine Class cfnd.) Looktd at 44 . f'lexed. Indian. lllhltr Clothing House PIIILATHEAN MllltiNG The Pbilathea Society and other women of the Middleport Cburch of ChrM wUJ meet for an aU day meeting Thursday at 10 A. M. A potluck dinner will be held at noon and the project i11 the thlrts which are to be sent to a leper colony, Those attending .are- to bring needles, thread, thimble, tape and anyone who has a White shirt to donate 1.9 asked to bring it. They are also to bring a cov. ered dish for the dinner. · Daily 40. Corontt New York . Tenntnee Ernie lhtll!lee 'litea.ttr Qu..n lot a Dtta !:45 iio4trn ft.omancet I•· Gt"~ The a>~~f TELEVISION GUIDE WSAZ -TV Channel ;I TUESDAY W .dnesday 1:00 1:30 2:00 S:OO at. Haatened CO-OWNiR of eror~ptlon rates: DeUvery by eanier where nallable net· oae year Ia advance at The DaUy Sentinel office, monihi', rr.ao: three mootbl, $3.90. By motor route whee 111:00 t4 . Quailed Son of R. C. Colllne t¥ P,GO: oae moatll. 11. eMIItGENCYRUH Middlepert Emt!!'gency ~ Wll"'calftd ~ t~ Mme of A11Yert Pettit at 8:00 P. M. M:onday ~t wht!n Mn. PetUt becalllle ill. She Wll taken to the office of Dr. ll. 1t. Pkkeba for trea~nt. taned 1\t.nd 13. Dutch painter of RICHARD COLLINS RICHARD S. OWIN - GIN. .AL MI\IIAGIR .IYNOLD I. GUINI -IDITOR . L Natlon:al advertWng representative, BottineW..slmball., me,. 1.a11:1110n Ave., New YoM City, 16, N, Y. _,.. _ II Entered u aecond dau maWnJ m.atter at pott ~ one moath $1. By.,JDall one )'ear $8; 1i.:J. munths, $4..25; tbne 1'h! ward MaSDn Residents DEVOTED TO INTERESTS OF )(BIGS-MASON AfJ4 Religious Education teacher, end Mrs. Ralpll Zundel, the new Relig· tous Llvcation teecher. Churches ..cf tlrt e.ttfttf will be ... charge or Ute ~'.alil:y ltlr the Tea which wiD lltltt at f p. m. ao.Th~e- Due To The Deoth --TEA TO IE HELD ---~· '"'""' .. ' ' . I>ally sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o.. May 21. 19ST-8 · - ; - - - - . 1,111 The Daily Sentlnel Publl.thed eveo- afternoon elCtept Sundar. by The Ohlo Sunday, May 26, a Tea will be held in the dining room of the 'inel. Inc.. at 110 lile<'han.i~ St., Pomeroy, 0. llliJilMI o111H Heath Methodist Churoch , Ml(ldle- odlt<>rla! ofU.. ....... 3~. port, honorlni Miss Bernice Bowen the former Meir;s County Weekday Exlension work Is but a small comer of th• many-sided openings in professional work greeting a home l!eonomlcs graduate. That's one of the rea9<>ns, of course, that extenslon work goes begging. Some of these other phases of the worlt are teaching, home economics in busln•ss. dil!,tMlcs and tutiona] management, journalism, radio and U.tevlsion, cl<lth-j ing and textiles , foods and nutrition, housing equipment furnishings, child development and famlly me: The Ohio Home Economics Association, unlike medical and allied assocl&tions, is urging ftiOre h'"h school •ra•uates Kathy Sue McElhinny , Norma Jean •5 • "f Stew'lrt, Adrinne Sue Rl\e, John consider a profession in Us field. LoJan; First, Marsha Bowles, Jo· .SO, young ladies, before you wrlte coUege off as a ~SI~l~IIS seph Edwards , Sandra Clatworthy; venture, With nothing to gain Upon. graduation, consider .Rindergarten, Jatneil Clatworthy, ever-growing field of positions In home economics. !udith Brewer . I held . r . ~ • Jv. f Lltt pricto- ' �.. • I ' r !-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-llllddloport, 0 ., May 21, 1957 Gallia Game Is Carded Here With Gallipolis SPORTS DESK l ( Next 8:::;'.~:.::~ weather permitting, is the big day re-organized Hindy,Bowles Rested, Ready For Big Test jn the Ohio Va-lley Association Baseball league. Middleport's Yellow J.a cket base· ball team will try again today to Opening Day. The schedule for the events in th e seven-team keep ita skein of 12 straight vic . loop- w>ith six teams, opeuJng of course-is a natural. tories with out defeat clean whe n It pits area teams against eAch other vrHh Reedsvillllleiid:~i.: lit goes to Columbus l or the fi nah ing to Radne, Hartford going to Point Pleasant, and .1\' of the State reaional tournaments port traveling to Pomeroy . Rains this past week washed out on East High School's diamond at all scheduled practice games as Phil ColHns boys had been 4 P. M. · ·d 1 f · The team, with bOth its ace One ot h('r IP<l~ue ~o.:<~rn• · remai ns planning a game with Reedsville , Mt d eport w~s 1gurmg on pitchers res~ and able to say besides (ja lllpoliN , that being a game wHh Ha rtford, and Point and Gallipolis had ideas. · "I'm ready" to c oach Nolan swack· against J <li."ksu n. 1\ wm ag;Jins~ Racine was looking fo:·ward to a stUf test W.ith Nelsonville 's hamer if called upo n, was to leave Cl lhc r would r u trh the ti lle for independ ent club but Little Foozy Wolfe and his gang were about 11 A. M. A small group of th.e Jackets. rained out too. Jaith£ul fans was planning to molor All managers an reminded that their $10 entry fee is to the capitol city in 8upport uf LEADER OUT SOON the boys DETROIT lll'- l.t•w car pr•n t · r in the hand s of Jack Rogers, care of the Point Pleasant Regis· ka.:1mg lmll carr ie r fu r t he De ter, before Sunday, May 26th. A review of other rules: Dave Hindy, catcher-pitcher , went t rail Liu n_, ut Hl54 a nrt 1955, 1s 1. A team that fails to show for a scheduled game without innings Saturday against 1 Pleasantville and was down 5-3 scheduled In be diM"h"rgcd fro t an adequate reason in the opinion of league officers · the Army m Septt•mbPr ltrld pl a.ts fined $5, payable befr re the offending team can resume '•aguo.j when the gsme was called in the tn r<'JOm l hr> rlllh unme diatc l)' n bottom of the fourth because of play. The team offended against receives $5 Bowie&, IHl on the season for !he l!l57 e~111 pa ign . 2 H · _.;..;;..._ _....;;;;;;;...;;;;.;;;;;;;;..I orn e t earns are to supp1y th e b orne p1at e umpire, a victory Friday aeainst ing teams umps at first and third. in the semi·finala, and 3. The first 18 names to appear on ~ach team's w.lll could st•rt today. constitute its roster. After 18 names have appeared Coach Swackhamer was expected to call on Bowles as th~n 1\e can sanction will be required before a name may be dropped u.se Hindy behind the plate where another added . he is a 8 parkplug with explosive GAME REPORTS spirit. Yogi Wayland is H~ :-:dy ' s All managers have received schedules and will have catching replacement. graphed r e port forms in hand by May 26th. These forms Intensive workout.<r since s.aturb '[ d th f f h k f d day have been aimed at loosening e mat e e lrst o t e wee a ter Sun ay games to James up the jittery infield of the Jackets White, Syracuse, Ohio, league secretary. which gave up nve costly errors Wbite will mainta•in accurate and complete records for each saturday tc Pleasantville. They re· BOSTON UP _ The Cleveland its laat 11 games and the aurge team and individual battlng, pitching, fi elding, and slugging suited in Uve unearned opposition Indians moved Into town today for has t:!arried the team into .a second percentages. But he can't do it unless you fellows guiding the runs. teamiS take th e time to send him reports. Pleasantville 's ace pitcher, Leff- a two game series with the Red place deadlock with New York. I I J:Jt4/··· ~ ~Do~l~·n~g~t~h~ls~lsla~s~jim~r;rt~an~t~a~s;•n~ifo~th~e~ri~h~•;•~e~o;fit~h~e~~t~ ~ AMIII<A'S IINI!f'SMOOTH, MOST SOOTHING MATIIISS activity. We'll publish these percenta•ges. It is our .... la If I best chance to regenerate interest in local semi-pro Nearly AMl.llt.on Fans See ....... HI•Sch00I BasketbaII ~11 By BOB GRIMM , The attendance tnd financial COLUMBUS UP - Ohio's high port were contafned ln an annual :';.,~rJJ ~i:>iJ:_:>_.. We I nvhe yea . . . ro come in a nd Hrttch o ut on the Sr ua ' ' Pl~ Rt'.ECT SLEEP[R'' MamcM. Yo u wtll Insta ntly discover tha t partitular· '' Pl!IU'ECT SI.F.EVER'" frdmg . , , a smnoth, soot hin g, more rclaxin11 comfort fmmd in no orhct maruc:~ s ! It is the dt r>!'ct result of lhese cxclusm: Scm. fc:11turcs: 1 II $Mt1 SMHtii·TIP C.nctlel 1100•111· ''hl·lbtk" ,_.,,.. IIIII Re5ilien1, •inglt·..alna unit adjusu llliCOmltic•llr JO your 1iu, and wciabt. SERTA-PORM BORDERWo n't tiJ or brtak clown. ~ VIt.ll~ .... c./1 C.1ht. ... Extra 1Upf0rt lo mlddle-Piu• ·.,.ond>Uful, ••• QlOte "'llMn::aa comfon. IWtw.l.....,. ,......, ...,.,. 1 clocton: •PPfO'e- M&nl. . ANI IHCUL ' MAtCtiiNI 1011....1 $59.50 .. ,..,.....·-,......... . ' ' BAKER FURNITURE. ON TilE liRIGJITEST CORNil IN MIDDLEPORT As umtal, the IC:!etlon.al and distrlct tourneys provided the bulk of attendcmce and receipts. Evenlt at A couple Qf old fashioned pitA! · lng duels marked the only two other games played In the majo•a MQnday, the Waahin1ton Scnato··s / beating l·he Detroit Tla:era, 2-1 and the BalUmol'(l Orloltl scor in 8 2-o victory over the Kann~ City ALhleUca.' bmot WI,.. Thl d ~~~ ~.:; :~~~~. th o old champ~ hlrl Pedro Ramos, the Z2 :ear 0 · t had II right bander from Plnar, Cub 1 So tonl.'l'ht Jhcy IAvadc Ci ncln - out·pltched Frank Lory a 2' nail rlrlm g. the crl!st ol' a fout'· game winner last IMIIIO~. u tht g,unc wlnrun~ streak-4helr long· Scnatora anappcd thell" llve-1ame C.'! l or th e seMaon- and fresh losing streak and the Tilers' foul' fn•m two ~r~uls.hlng victories Mer 1une winnina skl.lln . Ed rttzgerald I hr SL. Louu CardinMI8. The -Dod- , beAt out an lntlct~ hit wlth th~ R C r~ wallopr.d lh" Cardln .. ll, 10-4 bases filled In tOO last of the Mond ay nlgh1 to ~weep Htc two- ninth to drive In the winning run 1-: lllltt' 1wriN tht~v opened Wt l b after the two right hander1 hurl Slimby's H)-3 toul. erl shutout ball from the · SONnd Doclvers Meve Up Inning. As a rcsull , the Dodgers mo\· Connie JohJUOn .turned In a tw , ' HEAR WITH 80TH EARS • Ph JIC-.Iver In tlth•r •ar •.. ctmpltttly cerdleu, • Nothing te hick. , . hearlne el• tonc.alecl lnsW• tlan••· Col•rl••• luh conle~ tountl to ear. • Can be ottach•• to any frc.m11 ov.n ~ onot ~ou aq wtCiting. • Don't hell-h~t, •. t•t tot•l All~ Olmonslonol heorlne. , . htor hM. all •• .. lrectlon1. ,,.. ......... COM• '" · II you ••11'1 ,.,... .f.. ....tl M"f** t_, ---------·· · ·· l' • I R, D. Queener, Mgr. • I ACOUSTICON OF HUNTINGTON P. 0. BOX 1733 , HUNTINGTON, W. Va . '•i I • Acousllcon oflluntiJlllon P.O. Box 1733, HunllniiOn, W.Va. ' 1. . .,. - _,,,..., •Wl;..,~·,,.;. .....,. .. I .. I AU.·OIMZNIIOHAl· HfAIINQ. NAMe ........ _ ... ,,.,___·--·-· -~- AIMIIIH ..•• ·-··- ......... . .. ··--·-·-........_ _ c•n · '.DMI ... ,. t nlaht. pit-to~ bedtoom tulte, will sell Cheap. Lillian Leifheit, Rt. 2. Pomeroy. Phone Slll-Y. 5 20 6lp 10 inch tiltina Arbor bench taw , 6 inch Jointer and Bench tYP"' drlll .pte811. Reasonable. Ch1 W. Reuter, Cheater Road. 6-lll-3tp palrln1 by J'M!'vry Traine4 watchmaker, ClCJI.U:NS JEWZ POMIItOY - ~1'00m bouse .with bl.th. High and , drJ on Uncoln ISIS, P omeroJ. l.S.tl HUt, nke view of Ohlo RIYt!'. Small lot. Owner will flnan~. kADIO • 'I'BUMlllON SERVICE. FARM - 29 acre& with &-room p ..... !lJO, Clelaftd Appllanee house , barn and JOOd benflo111e. Store,- l \ d W. Main St., Pomeror Plenty 11rdea. spaet, truek ground anti: patture. on11 I mtle Z.za.ll from HarrilonYille. 'Prl~ rls:ht. FARM _ '7'7 aeret, 8-room house and patb. Old bam. Loti of lo1 cust nd IIUIIfrat sproull. Won;:-cc---:-;;:---~- --­ derful -.creeeb owl country. U you are an Old Guard Republi. lllclclleport. I'Wo • Aulo!IIOI>n. can, thl! II a wonderful place loll<ll. l'llooo III.J.ll ~ to retire. Golni at lOX 229 PHON I lOt. Y FOREMAN • ABBO'!T T.V. SI!IJI. 618 310 VICF. All mike• Bepatred by El· 20 Bl Insurance ~-~­ toooo.oo. pert Toe~nldoal. Pbooe 821M Y Jllddlepo!". . 8-lJ.U Pw Salt ' Regl&tered Brown SwiH bull , 3 •. Yeaf!S old. Artbur ChesteP. II 5 20 2tp ,• 19157. Property appraloed II $10(1.110 and cannot be sold tor leu than hlghelt bidder, sUbject to the ap.. proval of tbe Court. AlVin Norris, Admint1tmtot of Estate ol Llfayette Gtimrb, 15 t1 SIX ROOM HOUSE, 6~ aues ground. trice $3,000.00 Phtme Decea.ed. 5t~.J . a 20 et< (5) 16, 20, 21' 22, 41< WANTED · 1'0 !lENT - good 3 bedtoom hpme in Mldtlleport er LtiGAL NOnCI NOTICI OF APPLICATION Pomei"6y, If' within eaty drlvintl Public Notice Ia her1by li\le11 difltance of either. Call 62fil·M. ~ 20 3tc that Zerkle Trucking Company ,bas GRAvELY 'I'IIACfOII MLES ond filed with the PubliC UtiU~Ie1 Servl•l· R. A. tlnllw, .~12 E. Commission of Ohio an appllutlon 4 21 II to amend t:!ertlficate!l ol public ton. Jlato St., PorileNif. Good Clellll Usetl C.. venience and necessity No. 12'1}1 Alllllakett and Mo4oll in the foUowina: partit:!ular8: Add tt5l lllll•k VII SOJIOT 4 Ur. '11al'd property (other than bouse-bold TOp" . 1'91.00, ........ oteerlhlr a:oods) from and to that part . ot Mui bbtei, -datt blue . witll n.t !mit "" txtMIAio• Ladder&. AtlTO .~L1!8 MelgJ County on and eut of Stat~ 'Whitt trlta, cweful o~ ~llbla lo>littli. Dto'P · Clotbs. R~ute 7 \etween Pome~y and the Blmiilar'o, HB-IItt Clbllota P'ls'bet, ltld4li!Pi0rt. Athens COunty line. (Exc~pt the PhO..e-.x. . 111 u portion tbet~:lor now Included i& lDftlJ 2 <IT. -Hard To~'". kU: WAilD tollt .' ;~:::·.:::;-.:;:lp::IIJ)e::, the certificate, to wlt: That area $2,50~ :00. 'Po'ffer stooring ,an.ll ~. bounded on the south b)l the Ohlo cllfltb!l f'lsber, Mldbrakes, radio, ·heater, · low mlle· flei>orl I'll. . River; on the west by S. R. 7; on 811J&.ll · 11·101 age. Blaettnar's, Pomeroy, the north by a line parallel to t~e 5-16-titc Ohio River !'S miles .NE from tl; =-~~ Cloth·, Nylon, Fiberglass Awninaa. R lv~r 5 mlles northeast from it; Porch sbades, venetian blinds, IISL-11. · - 1 1 ·and on the east by a line from the ,1951 Buick V8 Century 2 dr. WindQW bti.ads, Porch and Lawn ........... Ohle north line to the Ohio River) us· "ifVd Top". $2,185.00. DyDD.· On lt. a. eel• w"'. ~. Furnltw-e. Free estt!:•tes. Dale ing the following equipment : 1 now drive, low mil~aae, one ..... lprl... Wippel Supply, 21~ UnWn A!e., truck , ~ tractors and S trailers. eartf:ul ' owner. Blae:ttnar!i , Pom PomeroJ. 4 25 I moe Interested parties may obtain eroy. 15-16-8'.c - -:further information by addreu~na: ROOMS, close in town, 127 BUl· Downin~ ~ the P,ublic Utilities ~ommission o[ 1D&BuieJt: ~ Special 4 dr. Sedatl ternut, Pomel'Of. · Oh io. Columbus, OhiO. ' $1,995.00. "A 8te.ek Beauty' IN,URANCE- AGEN . . , . Zfirkle Trucki.ng Com,Pany ·, Ptra. AutcMftDW... tlialtlr 34 Ra~ Street extra gcrod WSW tl~a. Dyn&Blaettnar'l, PttiUM'ttf. .r-.. ~iddlcpbrt, Ohio .,... (5) N , 21, 28, 31c 11-l~e. tlltl' ~ ton 01t0vtolet truck, 7\0 ADAtl IN BELGIUM ttl~~ Pljlmout~ , VB l!elveile!:e 4 f t} i!~ btd, M1t' tkw, A., l OHIO · Bli.USSELS ilP- Miai E. St ,. tOftdltlon, a:o re'Uobable · O fte'f' dr. Sedon:1'IIB9-I·Ojl. Aut<>m'aU · venson llew lfl• here from Paris ·refaoi!d. ·Jiobert. 11111, t;e~ &llilt, .s.potlell ln'$\de an4· bUt · \,y betico.ptef· thls motniog on th? Falls, PMne ·PliO. ·· 5-IMW Blaettllar's, PomefO}'. &-16-&.t> fOOOnd lap of bis two-month bU.SI · i953 ~fi dr. bJx Se· nesa . 1\~4 tourist trlp of Eu,rope dan. Q91:00. iljdramatit:! dtive and Aftica. tn wU~ leave for Londoh 'l'uesday evening Cor a ten· · ool&lnil blue fltibh, reolly '""' SALESLAilY FOR 5 lk 10 wo<k for model. Bl1ettnar's, Pomr· day stay in England. befqre fly .WLfh buyihg lnd se1lln1 l!lz.tM:~ s-te>Bt<' GRUE!IR BLOCK ing to Aftica. · ieRce. G<iod .ttalttna: ulary. lru A~to'seilet -=. 1,1-41 .;., R;;t - - METROPOLITAN ,..m...,r. .... r c·o The Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy, 0. -=.,:;.. tot m& .--. - can'I c.-:1:'-:...,.. (16) for Sale- Ttade. now:. _ Rod ney s.u.mv " Broker ,. with an \ Ponu;a ' ELECTRIC CLOTHES DRYIR 4" (171 Help Wonted Co. Write Box IJIIII.C, t /9 '111• Doi)J Sehtinel. PometO-y. &-21-U LADY to I1,-~~~MI:Ioo:.:Noo=rth:.:ef~==:..• tate care of elderly ··lady,- must live ln. Jnquire mOhlinp 8:00 A. X: until noor. at 82 Raee St., Middleport. &.:21-lte ~ . 0 ., 1 H 191 . .! ~ € !''""' •• "'... :.. .J •• ...-.. ~ ---... Gl _. ~· 2 2 15 S~ fl 8 "'i' 13 ·.~ ... .\ Mondlry'1 lt.. ults Cleveland at New York, ppd r~in Ohlcaco at Boston , pprl , rain , '\7/, ,. '..:..~ Wasblnrton 2 'Detroit I night \ ' . .. . ·- . OHIO (20)Busii'IIU Service~ !~:or • !!lEAL ,..Y. Nol&ler It Cleek · P-••• alii, Rlcl,ne, 0. l-1 ..1.tt•. ~· j:' I ·--:-- wll! LAWN MOWEIIS otiarp0ned the .. •• " ~ Chic:aco at New York, Cltvelaod at loltoa tloor, com'tflele wl~ blrdw&rt Pliced re-asdnabte. Phone 3311-Y M . .H&IIAI li1:kil'rs HATCil· ---..-----~~IIJ(Y, ·· ..,;,., P.tt-.ra. W Va. Phone C-A·2-3586. 5-~0-lmoc SEWN ROOH HOUSE, 1165 \tine St., llidofl(port, $eiJO.OO. P. D. , 5 8 12tp W~ - Coil ,.;;j -•.&;;~ gla81 LoUria&e. · . ..W <lina. Call 81. .111 ...olnas. ." . .. I=ID~TB~;::i. r-=- ~c~~~~~ on BOLINS MOBILG.A$ w~1 M"!i:..st '• " 1'r.J.~~' Reply in full. to Box 668-D IV UNITID 'RISS G•mo• frame thia sum! Property to be 1otd to Lubcteatloa The Statloa With "TIIAT GOOD Salary, Commission, Group Insurance 'Baseball Resnlts W.t~Msdf-,'a '7-room (21 ) Real .,l' (.;-. Kl11111 City •t Washington Detroit ot 1!11\imore, ni&~t P'OMIIl•Y - •• Cor Wosbjng • " " Baltimore 2 Karuas City 0 night Tuttdai"l ProiMblt Pltchon Cleveland at Boalon- Wynn 4.1 va. Sitler 3·1 · Kan:.s City at Washington , nilht....:..Garver 2-2 "" Pascual 2·t Chit:!lJ:o at New York nigh(-. WUson 4- l \Ia Sturdivant _.-2 , Detroit It Balt!Jnore night-· Bunnina. 2·1 vs Moore 1·2 Prw IIIIJMte• ~AINTIII• P&,IR-HANGING 'l'lli MOBILGAS GASOLINE" Welding ~ Chlcagi'J ....... Cleveland , , . , . New York ... , . Detroit , , . . . . . Boston Kansas City ... Baltimore . . . ~·uhington , . . ---:::::::--..._ • Meehanle Work· For One Shift · LIAGUI W L Pet. 18 7 .72Q l 7 10 .630 17 10 .630 16 1$ .516 15 lJ .500 '3 18 .419 t 1 16 .407 8 24 .250 ____ Philip Donovan, Syr•cu.e. &-16-12t p. Spence:-. CO.JUILE'I'E Jnsuranow Protfttloa, · The Lafayette Grimm proptrty Lift, Auto. Ftre, Polio. Ca,ll Don loc~ted in Lebanon Township. 5-lB.J'.p Mills. Middleport, Obto. Mel a:• County, Ohio, eontalnine 40 RUMMAGE SALE, SaCl'ed Jte.art POULTRY FOR SALE-Fit!lt Gen- - · ... acres more or les1, will be JOld by GUild, .ChUrch Buement, . Wed. Estate tbe undersigned at the low lif!lees eriUDin ArOOt Ml~ van.tre:o:s & ThU1'8., May 22 & 23. .5·20-3tt> Crois: .Broi11r chicks. FoB - - - - -- - - - - of Crow and CrOw, Pomeroy, Okio. - at 2:00 o'tlod; P. M. May 24th, EGGS-DeKolb the Profit Pu! &-21-ltc Capable of 'Managing Station uP - AMUICAN Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Midtlleport, 0 ., May 21, 1957-5 BLOCK LAYING by blod< or boU1 £ut llltln Street. n"Onl aDd bad;; lm , . _ a tor $t.60. 1· ene1ot~ed porc:bttfl Hot water 1 eu. ft. cbH t tl'l!ft6t'. ~,a.,, L. V. a•hl...., heaUnl. Near HLdi ~hoot Prie. te-rma. Open eve't"y even l'hfl ur:. ••elM. Oh~ e.d a t teOO-OIY ana buyer can HI 10:00. t·~re Relt ~tlon • 2'1 tf u mme ~:tt ftaanclnl. Ml4dleport. &.\s.J', POMIIlOY ' rooai1 on .ntee lot ., ; near ' HI School. u.Witiet -. '7 ~ee H onal overbead .tlrll/1:~ QUICK SERVle£ oo W- J:o. in b:'KJ&e, Cash priee,All$1100.00. ..~~p Pomeroy Leo Dow Bailey, who waa kUied In France In fhe aerYke of .his country, May 2-1 , 1945. His smiling way and pleasant face Are a pl~asure .to recall. He had a kindly word for eac h, And died beloved by all. Someday we ·hope to meet hiM , Someday we know net whet!.. To clasp his hand In 3 better land Never to part again. Sadly miued hy Molher, Filth er, Brothers and Si.sters. EXPERIENCED SERVIa ST4TION AnENDANT Jets Whip Miami 5-3 In Series ist Riththander Jackie Brown lim· ited the Marllna to seven hits to gain •he victory and ·drop Miami Into fourth place In InlernMional Le1.1ue all~dJnas. 'fHe lwo teams play qaln to. Sales -6 pl. Min c teaJJ = IG::E:R:::A-:t::O::R-1nd~ loving memory 'ilf our ton . fbi'i.-o-:R:::E:::FR In ' 1- The Colu~but Jel.!l defuted Miami , 6-3, Monday niJht In the rtrlt of a four game &~ries, de&plle a late Marlin up· rlllng. · -s ... ff5 .00 Meh. ~~~=='!:'=~=~~·~~~ HARLJIIlY DhVI!lSON 74" 0 K. V., excellent corrdit1on, ~a ­ t!flfice tor quick • te. Phom• (3 t In Memorion !18-M or 8:58-Y. !J.-'21 -~tp a.a . .,, hitter and stretched the Oriole pitcher's string or scorc le ~s inn· ings to 20 as he handed the A's their fuurth shutout in their Ia ; seven games. Gua Triandos si l · gled home Bob Nieman with 8.1' · timore's first Nn and T!f;J Francona singled home t·hc ser· ond. Ned Garver suffered his third loss. ~]AMI T~tor W. Millo St. HELP W.A.Iio...aTED r'll HOGAN AFTER FIFTH TOLEDO, Ohio UP- Ben H·~· gan, who last won the U. S. Op ~n at the Oakmont, Pa. Count(; Club in 19M~ , will be seeking 1\is fifth UUe In the · golf classic dt Toledo's Inverness Club, Jtllh' 13-lti. .' Brovw• ClncinnaU Red legs. I<'.ir ~t _ t he .Urav rs r~eled off 12 v1ctoncs •n their lar!tt l4 games anrl_ then the itcrllc g.-~ mounted thetr 12-gamc winning strer.k. All the wltllc the Dodgers had fllilf" rl to put together more lila!' three victorica in 8\IC('CIIBion and then • we rt~ whl !fpers In N. L. du~ - NEVER IUORfl • Pitt&burgh agreed his arm would never t:!ome baCk, asked if he could !tart at the bottom as an outfielder, He went to Salinas in the Class C California League and went to work. He played every day and drilled whenever he could at hia batting and Ueldlng. And tbe averages show 'h.oW well he did. He batted .324, drove in 103 runs and •MOWUS SCJIE\11o.li.INGEN, The Netber· lands UP--Giweppe Merlo defeated Han& van Dalsum, 6-8, 10-8, 6-3 and Orlando Slroli defea.ted Fred Dehnert, 8-4, 6-4, 8-T Monday to give •Italy a 5-Q vlt:!-tory over The Netherlands in th., second round of the European Z.One Davis Cup tennis play. 1;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~~~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;..;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~:::::;:::::;:::::;:;:;;;;:;::;:;;:::::;::::;;:;:;;~::::;;:::::;;:::::::; 70 sites in both Class AA t n d Class A aLtracted 4&4, ~-tiultom-­ ers and brou,qht In $128.281!.53. Leading the way for a sin11e site was the Clas.r AA dlatrlct at Of cosrse, i-t's an old story by Troy with 28, 353. The heavily pop- now that the state tournament in ulated northeastern dl1trlct1 with Columbus establiahtd new record• I tournaments apread out ove~ 24 both attendance and at the gate. ALL DIMENSIONAL HEARING GLASSES CONCEAlS DfAFNfSS AS • Dodors say Herb Score contin· ues to show improvement and could be back on the mound short. ly after June u. During the remain· der of th.e week score will undergo terns to determine how mueh, If any loss of vision 'be 1mffered when struck in the right e)'e by a batted ba]J May 7. Bums Com~To Queen City For Two-Gme Series With Reds, Hot FI'Om Clean Sweep In St. Louis BrnvNr nrul "P8RFECT Sl.BEPU." givea •pine l"•l. h••ltbful: re).q.Jo1 luppon statement of the Ohio Hllh Scliool Athletic A4_soclatJon, which sbarea In the rece1pt1 of all tournamentl. So.: already assured of a winning with the advantage of two days record on their f·irst eastern ler ,t:!an expected to opener be stronger re!t, ile behad won his Fri. swing, day agaln!t Jaclulontown In the Since leavmg home Cleveland tournament, then came bact Sat- has won four out of five games. urday aealnst Middleport. He The Tribe has also won nine of seemed to be weakening when the game wes called. COACH TO Qj;JIT NEW YORK UP-!.Lo-u Litllt> Co.:tcb SwaCkhamer's lineup shou \d be Bowl•• and Hlndy .. the who will leave Columbia in Jun ~ battery, Ed McComas on first, after 27 yes.ra \S.S the Unlverilty ' ~:~ Charley Davis at second, Ed Crooks. head .football coarh, then will at abort, Bob Henneay on third, take a job with a soft drink firm . Jr. Kennedy In lert, Bobby Nelwn He will continue his duties at: in center and Har 1.an Whitlatch in chairman . of the rules c ommit t~e right. o( the AmP.ric an Football Coach· iS Association . In the county tournaa,ents, Preble County led the field for th e second straight year with t5,72S. Next In line were Wood County with 115,2157, Marion with 11,443 and Summit with 10,786. Alrl the rest were under 10,000. BY UNITED PRISS ed to within only a half lillmc o! TIHl~1· "nine nld mrn ''- thc fcl - the !l ccon~ - place Braves and .trail l ow.~ wh o won it la!!l year-art- th{' front-runnm1 Redlegs by still In the Nation<~ I L('aguc two anrl one-ball. IJ('nmm t race. Duke Snider, carl Furlllo am' Sandy Amoros walloped homers Th a t'~ 1 h<~ Brookly n DO<i~cr~· in an ll·hlt DodJer attack th~~o 1 m e~s a~ t· rodoy 1o tht~ experts ·who alf•O Include doubles by Gil Ho·l· wn·c h c~ inn i u .~t Lo vit'w thu 1007 n tce As primarily a two-team gel!, AI Walker, Jim· G.Jiliam ani Furillo. slrLI~RI<' lwtwcl\n th e MUwauk •c No cuf11, burcon" hoUow1, or bum r•! Non·•mrach, DOD-mil&, am school basketball tollrnament drew record brea'klng crowr'i~ for the second atralght yeor Jhis &~ring, with nearly a million fans watch· lng the eliminations. F'rom the Class A county tournamcnts to the state rina b in co. lumhus,- whe~e Mldd\et.oWn and ~yersvllle wo4 th e championships, a total nl 99lba9 fan~ paid $72~,533.11. Both 1tolli8 were new record~ in Ohio. The old attencfilnce mark was set In 1956 wh eo 989,028 penple ~ be ll ed out $81H,273. •RAKES ITALIANS WIN Indians Move Irito Beantown Assured eo~;,o.,.~i:::t':i>t.....on to •h• >S~ta~r!~,~~~~g~P~a~ul~be~g~a~n~b~u~rn~l~ng~u~p~~~ Of Winning Record On Current Trip r "Perfect Sleeper" Y•• -'••• U It,,, -and can it quits. Bu.t Pettit .in 19M, when he and Milk ctM, tt.OO eool.en 4-1-8-lt . •14AY IALElS the spring traigina: cireult,. hitttnc: .3" whh five homen and 17 .ruaa batted In during 19 eam~. SERVICE YOU'LL $ 1'1 . ~. .., . ..~ - FORD Greatest Bonus Pitcher Of All Time Making Comeback As ·Outfielder Now HOLLYWOOD UP - One of the great comebac:ln In baaeball was being fashioned today by a player who never quite. made it to the toP-Paul Pettit. the one-time $100,00 bonus ~Ue ber of the Pittsburgh Pirates. _ Paul wa• 8igned by the Pt.rates seven yeara ago as the most sensational pl~hlng prospect ever de.. vt>loped in Southern California. Stouta raved about his fast ball , declaring be could throw it lhrough a brick wall. But after a alow start Pett1t had the misfortune in UH52 of having hit arm JO dead while farmed out to New Orleans. The youngster might have sat l>acll: and r:alleeted $10,000 a year for the remaining yean of the 1()-year bonus period ~QO-te6. 00 u p. Refriaera.tora, Final Against, Pleasantville T~day At.· 4 .P.r.,~ The DaUu Sentinel Principal Eearl Knigh t of Midd le port High School said the Yt'llow J acket baseball team will play Gallipolis At":adcmy tomorrow afte rn oOn her~ in a game that. should Midrl leport win wou ld set tie t hP t•ha m plOm;h •p of t he South. ern D •"'• ~• on nf thf' SEOA L. Midd lt•purt i~; st·hedu lc d to play in Columbti ~ lod;~y in the ft nals of the regwnal t'la.~ ~ A tourney and win, lo ::.e, or draw , 1s fa\'Or ed to lake UJe Cla ss AA DIVIsion h lle here. USED EQUIPME'NT. n o p:. r 1) N tJ .;..;..:....;.;.;;O.;:;.;C;,;e;,;s;...._-."""ii I el..,tri< '""'" h ealero, Cli.OO . : ' . WE IUY the replica of the 1TIIUCTUIIAL I ' IIAMJI ICIIAP IRON - MITAU .OHIO VALLEY / JUNK CO, -·~ MAYFLOWOl &ECALMEO LONDON tJP-.The latest re.pOrt from the Marflower n aa~i P,ilgrim Sh1p was stiU almost ibeealmed .iQ the mtddle f the Atlantic on her VOl· aae to .the United State11, radb monitors reported today. The meuage, sent Sunday by Oap :. Alan vtlllers, aald th@ Maynow~ r had covered only 30 mUes It• th · ~Vioua 24 'hours and waa mak· P••••• · ing onlY two knots. LIL ABND �.. • I ' r !-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-llllddloport, 0 ., May 21, 1957 Gallia Game Is Carded Here With Gallipolis SPORTS DESK l ( Next 8:::;'.~:.::~ weather permitting, is the big day re-organized Hindy,Bowles Rested, Ready For Big Test jn the Ohio Va-lley Association Baseball league. Middleport's Yellow J.a cket base· ball team will try again today to Opening Day. The schedule for the events in th e seven-team keep ita skein of 12 straight vic . loop- w>ith six teams, opeuJng of course-is a natural. tories with out defeat clean whe n It pits area teams against eAch other vrHh Reedsvillllleiid:~i.: lit goes to Columbus l or the fi nah ing to Radne, Hartford going to Point Pleasant, and .1\' of the State reaional tournaments port traveling to Pomeroy . Rains this past week washed out on East High School's diamond at all scheduled practice games as Phil ColHns boys had been 4 P. M. · ·d 1 f · The team, with bOth its ace One ot h('r IP<l~ue ~o.:<~rn• · remai ns planning a game with Reedsville , Mt d eport w~s 1gurmg on pitchers res~ and able to say besides (ja lllpoliN , that being a game wHh Ha rtford, and Point and Gallipolis had ideas. · "I'm ready" to c oach Nolan swack· against J <li."ksu n. 1\ wm ag;Jins~ Racine was looking fo:·ward to a stUf test W.ith Nelsonville 's hamer if called upo n, was to leave Cl lhc r would r u trh the ti lle for independ ent club but Little Foozy Wolfe and his gang were about 11 A. M. A small group of th.e Jackets. rained out too. Jaith£ul fans was planning to molor All managers an reminded that their $10 entry fee is to the capitol city in 8upport uf LEADER OUT SOON the boys DETROIT lll'- l.t•w car pr•n t · r in the hand s of Jack Rogers, care of the Point Pleasant Regis· ka.:1mg lmll carr ie r fu r t he De ter, before Sunday, May 26th. A review of other rules: Dave Hindy, catcher-pitcher , went t rail Liu n_, ut Hl54 a nrt 1955, 1s 1. A team that fails to show for a scheduled game without innings Saturday against 1 Pleasantville and was down 5-3 scheduled In be diM"h"rgcd fro t an adequate reason in the opinion of league officers · the Army m Septt•mbPr ltrld pl a.ts fined $5, payable befr re the offending team can resume '•aguo.j when the gsme was called in the tn r<'JOm l hr> rlllh unme diatc l)' n bottom of the fourth because of play. The team offended against receives $5 Bowie&, IHl on the season for !he l!l57 e~111 pa ign . 2 H · _.;..;;..._ _....;;;;;;;...;;;;.;;;;;;;;..I orn e t earns are to supp1y th e b orne p1at e umpire, a victory Friday aeainst ing teams umps at first and third. in the semi·finala, and 3. The first 18 names to appear on ~ach team's w.lll could st•rt today. constitute its roster. After 18 names have appeared Coach Swackhamer was expected to call on Bowles as th~n 1\e can sanction will be required before a name may be dropped u.se Hindy behind the plate where another added . he is a 8 parkplug with explosive GAME REPORTS spirit. Yogi Wayland is H~ :-:dy ' s All managers have received schedules and will have catching replacement. graphed r e port forms in hand by May 26th. These forms Intensive workout.<r since s.aturb '[ d th f f h k f d day have been aimed at loosening e mat e e lrst o t e wee a ter Sun ay games to James up the jittery infield of the Jackets White, Syracuse, Ohio, league secretary. which gave up nve costly errors Wbite will mainta•in accurate and complete records for each saturday tc Pleasantville. They re· BOSTON UP _ The Cleveland its laat 11 games and the aurge team and individual battlng, pitching, fi elding, and slugging suited in Uve unearned opposition Indians moved Into town today for has t:!arried the team into .a second percentages. But he can't do it unless you fellows guiding the runs. teamiS take th e time to send him reports. Pleasantville 's ace pitcher, Leff- a two game series with the Red place deadlock with New York. I I J:Jt4/··· ~ ~Do~l~·n~g~t~h~ls~lsla~s~jim~r;rt~an~t~a~s;•n~ifo~th~e~ri~h~•;•~e~o;fit~h~e~~t~ ~ AMIII<A'S IINI!f'SMOOTH, MOST SOOTHING MATIIISS activity. We'll publish these percenta•ges. It is our .... la If I best chance to regenerate interest in local semi-pro Nearly AMl.llt.on Fans See ....... HI•Sch00I BasketbaII ~11 By BOB GRIMM , The attendance tnd financial COLUMBUS UP - Ohio's high port were contafned ln an annual :';.,~rJJ ~i:>iJ:_:>_.. We I nvhe yea . . . ro come in a nd Hrttch o ut on the Sr ua ' ' Pl~ Rt'.ECT SLEEP[R'' MamcM. Yo u wtll Insta ntly discover tha t partitular· '' Pl!IU'ECT SI.F.EVER'" frdmg . , , a smnoth, soot hin g, more rclaxin11 comfort fmmd in no orhct maruc:~ s ! It is the dt r>!'ct result of lhese cxclusm: Scm. fc:11turcs: 1 II $Mt1 SMHtii·TIP C.nctlel 1100•111· ''hl·lbtk" ,_.,,.. IIIII Re5ilien1, •inglt·..alna unit adjusu llliCOmltic•llr JO your 1iu, and wciabt. SERTA-PORM BORDERWo n't tiJ or brtak clown. ~ VIt.ll~ .... c./1 C.1ht. ... Extra 1Upf0rt lo mlddle-Piu• ·.,.ond>Uful, ••• QlOte "'llMn::aa comfon. IWtw.l.....,. ,......, ...,.,. 1 clocton: •PPfO'e- M&nl. . ANI IHCUL ' MAtCtiiNI 1011....1 $59.50 .. ,..,.....·-,......... . ' ' BAKER FURNITURE. ON TilE liRIGJITEST CORNil IN MIDDLEPORT As umtal, the IC:!etlon.al and distrlct tourneys provided the bulk of attendcmce and receipts. Evenlt at A couple Qf old fashioned pitA! · lng duels marked the only two other games played In the majo•a MQnday, the Waahin1ton Scnato··s / beating l·he Detroit Tla:era, 2-1 and the BalUmol'(l Orloltl scor in 8 2-o victory over the Kann~ City ALhleUca.' bmot WI,.. Thl d ~~~ ~.:; :~~~~. th o old champ~ hlrl Pedro Ramos, the Z2 :ear 0 · t had II right bander from Plnar, Cub 1 So tonl.'l'ht Jhcy IAvadc Ci ncln - out·pltched Frank Lory a 2' nail rlrlm g. the crl!st ol' a fout'· game winner last IMIIIO~. u tht g,unc wlnrun~ streak-4helr long· Scnatora anappcd thell" llve-1ame C.'! l or th e seMaon- and fresh losing streak and the Tilers' foul' fn•m two ~r~uls.hlng victories Mer 1une winnina skl.lln . Ed rttzgerald I hr SL. Louu CardinMI8. The -Dod- , beAt out an lntlct~ hit wlth th~ R C r~ wallopr.d lh" Cardln .. ll, 10-4 bases filled In tOO last of the Mond ay nlgh1 to ~weep Htc two- ninth to drive In the winning run 1-: lllltt' 1wriN tht~v opened Wt l b after the two right hander1 hurl Slimby's H)-3 toul. erl shutout ball from the · SONnd Doclvers Meve Up Inning. As a rcsull , the Dodgers mo\· Connie JohJUOn .turned In a tw , ' HEAR WITH 80TH EARS • Ph JIC-.Iver In tlth•r •ar •.. ctmpltttly cerdleu, • Nothing te hick. , . hearlne el• tonc.alecl lnsW• tlan••· Col•rl••• luh conle~ tountl to ear. • Can be ottach•• to any frc.m11 ov.n ~ onot ~ou aq wtCiting. • Don't hell-h~t, •. t•t tot•l All~ Olmonslonol heorlne. , . htor hM. all •• .. lrectlon1. ,,.. ......... COM• '" · II you ••11'1 ,.,... .f.. ....tl M"f** t_, ---------·· · ·· l' • I R, D. Queener, Mgr. • I ACOUSTICON OF HUNTINGTON P. 0. BOX 1733 , HUNTINGTON, W. Va . '•i I • Acousllcon oflluntiJlllon P.O. Box 1733, HunllniiOn, W.Va. ' 1. . .,. - _,,,..., •Wl;..,~·,,.;. .....,. .. I .. I AU.·OIMZNIIOHAl· HfAIINQ. NAMe ........ _ ... ,,.,___·--·-· -~- AIMIIIH ..•• ·-··- ......... . .. ··--·-·-........_ _ c•n · '.DMI ... ,. t nlaht. pit-to~ bedtoom tulte, will sell Cheap. Lillian Leifheit, Rt. 2. Pomeroy. Phone Slll-Y. 5 20 6lp 10 inch tiltina Arbor bench taw , 6 inch Jointer and Bench tYP"' drlll .pte811. Reasonable. Ch1 W. Reuter, Cheater Road. 6-lll-3tp palrln1 by J'M!'vry Traine4 watchmaker, ClCJI.U:NS JEWZ POMIItOY - ~1'00m bouse .with bl.th. High and , drJ on Uncoln ISIS, P omeroJ. l.S.tl HUt, nke view of Ohlo RIYt!'. Small lot. Owner will flnan~. kADIO • 'I'BUMlllON SERVICE. FARM - 29 acre& with &-room p ..... !lJO, Clelaftd Appllanee house , barn and JOOd benflo111e. Store,- l \ d W. Main St., Pomeror Plenty 11rdea. spaet, truek ground anti: patture. on11 I mtle Z.za.ll from HarrilonYille. 'Prl~ rls:ht. FARM _ '7'7 aeret, 8-room house and patb. Old bam. Loti of lo1 cust nd IIUIIfrat sproull. Won;:-cc---:-;;:---~- --­ derful -.creeeb owl country. U you are an Old Guard Republi. lllclclleport. I'Wo • Aulo!IIOI>n. can, thl! II a wonderful place loll<ll. l'llooo III.J.ll ~ to retire. Golni at lOX 229 PHON I lOt. Y FOREMAN • ABBO'!T T.V. SI!IJI. 618 310 VICF. All mike• Bepatred by El· 20 Bl Insurance ~-~­ toooo.oo. pert Toe~nldoal. Pbooe 821M Y Jllddlepo!". . 8-lJ.U Pw Salt ' Regl&tered Brown SwiH bull , 3 •. Yeaf!S old. Artbur ChesteP. II 5 20 2tp ,• 19157. Property appraloed II $10(1.110 and cannot be sold tor leu than hlghelt bidder, sUbject to the ap.. proval of tbe Court. AlVin Norris, Admint1tmtot of Estate ol Llfayette Gtimrb, 15 t1 SIX ROOM HOUSE, 6~ aues ground. trice $3,000.00 Phtme Decea.ed. 5t~.J . a 20 et< (5) 16, 20, 21' 22, 41< WANTED · 1'0 !lENT - good 3 bedtoom hpme in Mldtlleport er LtiGAL NOnCI NOTICI OF APPLICATION Pomei"6y, If' within eaty drlvintl Public Notice Ia her1by li\le11 difltance of either. Call 62fil·M. ~ 20 3tc that Zerkle Trucking Company ,bas GRAvELY 'I'IIACfOII MLES ond filed with the PubliC UtiU~Ie1 Servl•l· R. A. tlnllw, .~12 E. Commission of Ohio an appllutlon 4 21 II to amend t:!ertlficate!l ol public ton. Jlato St., PorileNif. Good Clellll Usetl C.. venience and necessity No. 12'1}1 Alllllakett and Mo4oll in the foUowina: partit:!ular8: Add tt5l lllll•k VII SOJIOT 4 Ur. '11al'd property (other than bouse-bold TOp" . 1'91.00, ........ oteerlhlr a:oods) from and to that part . ot Mui bbtei, -datt blue . witll n.t !mit "" txtMIAio• Ladder&. AtlTO .~L1!8 MelgJ County on and eut of Stat~ 'Whitt trlta, cweful o~ ~llbla lo>littli. Dto'P · Clotbs. R~ute 7 \etween Pome~y and the Blmiilar'o, HB-IItt Clbllota P'ls'bet, ltld4li!Pi0rt. Athens COunty line. (Exc~pt the PhO..e-.x. . 111 u portion tbet~:lor now Included i& lDftlJ 2 <IT. -Hard To~'". kU: WAilD tollt .' ;~:::·.:::;-.:;:lp::IIJ)e::, the certificate, to wlt: That area $2,50~ :00. 'Po'ffer stooring ,an.ll ~. bounded on the south b)l the Ohlo cllfltb!l f'lsber, Mldbrakes, radio, ·heater, · low mlle· flei>orl I'll. . River; on the west by S. R. 7; on 811J&.ll · 11·101 age. Blaettnar's, Pomeroy, the north by a line parallel to t~e 5-16-titc Ohio River !'S miles .NE from tl; =-~~ Cloth·, Nylon, Fiberglass Awninaa. R lv~r 5 mlles northeast from it; Porch sbades, venetian blinds, IISL-11. · - 1 1 ·and on the east by a line from the ,1951 Buick V8 Century 2 dr. WindQW bti.ads, Porch and Lawn ........... Ohle north line to the Ohio River) us· "ifVd Top". $2,185.00. DyDD.· On lt. a. eel• w"'. ~. Furnltw-e. Free estt!:•tes. Dale ing the following equipment : 1 now drive, low mil~aae, one ..... lprl... Wippel Supply, 21~ UnWn A!e., truck , ~ tractors and S trailers. eartf:ul ' owner. Blae:ttnar!i , Pom PomeroJ. 4 25 I moe Interested parties may obtain eroy. 15-16-8'.c - -:further information by addreu~na: ROOMS, close in town, 127 BUl· Downin~ ~ the P,ublic Utilities ~ommission o[ 1D&BuieJt: ~ Special 4 dr. Sedatl ternut, Pomel'Of. · Oh io. Columbus, OhiO. ' $1,995.00. "A 8te.ek Beauty' IN,URANCE- AGEN . . , . Zfirkle Trucki.ng Com,Pany ·, Ptra. AutcMftDW... tlialtlr 34 Ra~ Street extra gcrod WSW tl~a. Dyn&Blaettnar'l, PttiUM'ttf. .r-.. ~iddlcpbrt, Ohio .,... (5) N , 21, 28, 31c 11-l~e. tlltl' ~ ton 01t0vtolet truck, 7\0 ADAtl IN BELGIUM ttl~~ Pljlmout~ , VB l!elveile!:e 4 f t} i!~ btd, M1t' tkw, A., l OHIO · Bli.USSELS ilP- Miai E. St ,. tOftdltlon, a:o re'Uobable · O fte'f' dr. Sedon:1'IIB9-I·Ojl. Aut<>m'aU · venson llew lfl• here from Paris ·refaoi!d. ·Jiobert. 11111, t;e~ &llilt, .s.potlell ln'$\de an4· bUt · \,y betico.ptef· thls motniog on th? Falls, PMne ·PliO. ·· 5-IMW Blaettllar's, PomefO}'. &-16-&.t> fOOOnd lap of bis two-month bU.SI · i953 ~fi dr. bJx Se· nesa . 1\~4 tourist trlp of Eu,rope dan. Q91:00. iljdramatit:! dtive and Aftica. tn wU~ leave for Londoh 'l'uesday evening Cor a ten· · ool&lnil blue fltibh, reolly '""' SALESLAilY FOR 5 lk 10 wo<k for model. Bl1ettnar's, Pomr· day stay in England. befqre fly .WLfh buyihg lnd se1lln1 l!lz.tM:~ s-te>Bt<' GRUE!IR BLOCK ing to Aftica. · ieRce. G<iod .ttalttna: ulary. lru A~to'seilet -=. 1,1-41 .;., R;;t - - METROPOLITAN ,..m...,r. .... r c·o The Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy, 0. -=.,:;.. tot m& .--. - can'I c.-:1:'-:...,.. (16) for Sale- Ttade. now:. _ Rod ney s.u.mv " Broker ,. with an \ Ponu;a ' ELECTRIC CLOTHES DRYIR 4" (171 Help Wonted Co. Write Box IJIIII.C, t /9 '111• Doi)J Sehtinel. PometO-y. &-21-U LADY to I1,-~~~MI:Ioo:.:Noo=rth:.:ef~==:..• tate care of elderly ··lady,- must live ln. Jnquire mOhlinp 8:00 A. X: until noor. at 82 Raee St., Middleport. &.:21-lte ~ . 0 ., 1 H 191 . .! ~ € !''""' •• "'... :.. .J •• ...-.. ~ ---... Gl _. ~· 2 2 15 S~ fl 8 "'i' 13 ·.~ ... .\ Mondlry'1 lt.. ults Cleveland at New York, ppd r~in Ohlcaco at Boston , pprl , rain , '\7/, ,. '..:..~ Wasblnrton 2 'Detroit I night \ ' . .. . ·- . OHIO (20)Busii'IIU Service~ !~:or • !!lEAL ,..Y. Nol&ler It Cleek · P-••• alii, Rlcl,ne, 0. l-1 ..1.tt•. ~· j:' I ·--:-- wll! LAWN MOWEIIS otiarp0ned the .. •• " ~ Chic:aco at New York, Cltvelaod at loltoa tloor, com'tflele wl~ blrdw&rt Pliced re-asdnabte. Phone 3311-Y M . .H&IIAI li1:kil'rs HATCil· ---..-----~~IIJ(Y, ·· ..,;,., P.tt-.ra. W Va. Phone C-A·2-3586. 5-~0-lmoc SEWN ROOH HOUSE, 1165 \tine St., llidofl(port, $eiJO.OO. P. D. , 5 8 12tp W~ - Coil ,.;;j -•.&;;~ gla81 LoUria&e. · . ..W <lina. Call 81. .111 ...olnas. ." . .. I=ID~TB~;::i. r-=- ~c~~~~~ on BOLINS MOBILG.A$ w~1 M"!i:..st '• " 1'r.J.~~' Reply in full. to Box 668-D IV UNITID 'RISS G•mo• frame thia sum! Property to be 1otd to Lubcteatloa The Statloa With "TIIAT GOOD Salary, Commission, Group Insurance 'Baseball Resnlts W.t~Msdf-,'a '7-room (21 ) Real .,l' (.;-. Kl11111 City •t Washington Detroit ot 1!11\imore, ni&~t P'OMIIl•Y - •• Cor Wosbjng • " " Baltimore 2 Karuas City 0 night Tuttdai"l ProiMblt Pltchon Cleveland at Boalon- Wynn 4.1 va. Sitler 3·1 · Kan:.s City at Washington , nilht....:..Garver 2-2 "" Pascual 2·t Chit:!lJ:o at New York nigh(-. WUson 4- l \Ia Sturdivant _.-2 , Detroit It Balt!Jnore night-· Bunnina. 2·1 vs Moore 1·2 Prw IIIIJMte• ~AINTIII• P&,IR-HANGING 'l'lli MOBILGAS GASOLINE" Welding ~ Chlcagi'J ....... Cleveland , , . , . New York ... , . Detroit , , . . . . . Boston Kansas City ... Baltimore . . . ~·uhington , . . ---:::::::--..._ • Meehanle Work· For One Shift · LIAGUI W L Pet. 18 7 .72Q l 7 10 .630 17 10 .630 16 1$ .516 15 lJ .500 '3 18 .419 t 1 16 .407 8 24 .250 ____ Philip Donovan, Syr•cu.e. &-16-12t p. Spence:-. CO.JUILE'I'E Jnsuranow Protfttloa, · The Lafayette Grimm proptrty Lift, Auto. Ftre, Polio. Ca,ll Don loc~ted in Lebanon Township. 5-lB.J'.p Mills. Middleport, Obto. Mel a:• County, Ohio, eontalnine 40 RUMMAGE SALE, SaCl'ed Jte.art POULTRY FOR SALE-Fit!lt Gen- - · ... acres more or les1, will be JOld by GUild, .ChUrch Buement, . Wed. Estate tbe undersigned at the low lif!lees eriUDin ArOOt Ml~ van.tre:o:s & ThU1'8., May 22 & 23. .5·20-3tt> Crois: .Broi11r chicks. FoB - - - - -- - - - - of Crow and CrOw, Pomeroy, Okio. - at 2:00 o'tlod; P. M. May 24th, EGGS-DeKolb the Profit Pu! &-21-ltc Capable of 'Managing Station uP - AMUICAN Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy·Midtlleport, 0 ., May 21, 1957-5 BLOCK LAYING by blod< or boU1 £ut llltln Street. n"Onl aDd bad;; lm , . _ a tor $t.60. 1· ene1ot~ed porc:bttfl Hot water 1 eu. ft. cbH t tl'l!ft6t'. ~,a.,, L. V. a•hl...., heaUnl. Near HLdi ~hoot Prie. te-rma. Open eve't"y even l'hfl ur:. ••elM. Oh~ e.d a t teOO-OIY ana buyer can HI 10:00. t·~re Relt ~tlon • 2'1 tf u mme ~:tt ftaanclnl. Ml4dleport. &.\s.J', POMIIlOY ' rooai1 on .ntee lot ., ; near ' HI School. u.Witiet -. '7 ~ee H onal overbead .tlrll/1:~ QUICK SERVle£ oo W- J:o. in b:'KJ&e, Cash priee,All$1100.00. ..~~p Pomeroy Leo Dow Bailey, who waa kUied In France In fhe aerYke of .his country, May 2-1 , 1945. His smiling way and pleasant face Are a pl~asure .to recall. He had a kindly word for eac h, And died beloved by all. Someday we ·hope to meet hiM , Someday we know net whet!.. To clasp his hand In 3 better land Never to part again. Sadly miued hy Molher, Filth er, Brothers and Si.sters. EXPERIENCED SERVIa ST4TION AnENDANT Jets Whip Miami 5-3 In Series ist Riththander Jackie Brown lim· ited the Marllna to seven hits to gain •he victory and ·drop Miami Into fourth place In InlernMional Le1.1ue all~dJnas. 'fHe lwo teams play qaln to. Sales -6 pl. Min c teaJJ = IG::E:R:::A-:t::O::R-1nd~ loving memory 'ilf our ton . fbi'i.-o-:R:::E:::FR In ' 1- The Colu~but Jel.!l defuted Miami , 6-3, Monday niJht In the rtrlt of a four game &~ries, de&plle a late Marlin up· rlllng. · -s ... ff5 .00 Meh. ~~~=='!:'=~=~~·~~~ HARLJIIlY DhVI!lSON 74" 0 K. V., excellent corrdit1on, ~a ­ t!flfice tor quick • te. Phom• (3 t In Memorion !18-M or 8:58-Y. !J.-'21 -~tp a.a . .,, hitter and stretched the Oriole pitcher's string or scorc le ~s inn· ings to 20 as he handed the A's their fuurth shutout in their Ia ; seven games. Gua Triandos si l · gled home Bob Nieman with 8.1' · timore's first Nn and T!f;J Francona singled home t·hc ser· ond. Ned Garver suffered his third loss. ~]AMI T~tor W. Millo St. HELP W.A.Iio...aTED r'll HOGAN AFTER FIFTH TOLEDO, Ohio UP- Ben H·~· gan, who last won the U. S. Op ~n at the Oakmont, Pa. Count(; Club in 19M~ , will be seeking 1\is fifth UUe In the · golf classic dt Toledo's Inverness Club, Jtllh' 13-lti. .' Brovw• ClncinnaU Red legs. I<'.ir ~t _ t he .Urav rs r~eled off 12 v1ctoncs •n their lar!tt l4 games anrl_ then the itcrllc g.-~ mounted thetr 12-gamc winning strer.k. All the wltllc the Dodgers had fllilf" rl to put together more lila!' three victorica in 8\IC('CIIBion and then • we rt~ whl !fpers In N. L. du~ - NEVER IUORfl • Pitt&burgh agreed his arm would never t:!ome baCk, asked if he could !tart at the bottom as an outfielder, He went to Salinas in the Class C California League and went to work. He played every day and drilled whenever he could at hia batting and Ueldlng. And tbe averages show 'h.oW well he did. He batted .324, drove in 103 runs and •MOWUS SCJIE\11o.li.INGEN, The Netber· lands UP--Giweppe Merlo defeated Han& van Dalsum, 6-8, 10-8, 6-3 and Orlando Slroli defea.ted Fred Dehnert, 8-4, 6-4, 8-T Monday to give •Italy a 5-Q vlt:!-tory over The Netherlands in th., second round of the European Z.One Davis Cup tennis play. 1;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~~~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;..;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~:::::;:::::;:::::;:;:;;;;:;::;:;;:::::;::::;;:;:;;~::::;;:::::;;:::::::; 70 sites in both Class AA t n d Class A aLtracted 4&4, ~-tiultom-­ ers and brou,qht In $128.281!.53. Leading the way for a sin11e site was the Clas.r AA dlatrlct at Of cosrse, i-t's an old story by Troy with 28, 353. The heavily pop- now that the state tournament in ulated northeastern dl1trlct1 with Columbus establiahtd new record• I tournaments apread out ove~ 24 both attendance and at the gate. ALL DIMENSIONAL HEARING GLASSES CONCEAlS DfAFNfSS AS • Dodors say Herb Score contin· ues to show improvement and could be back on the mound short. ly after June u. During the remain· der of th.e week score will undergo terns to determine how mueh, If any loss of vision 'be 1mffered when struck in the right e)'e by a batted ba]J May 7. Bums Com~To Queen City For Two-Gme Series With Reds, Hot FI'Om Clean Sweep In St. Louis BrnvNr nrul "P8RFECT Sl.BEPU." givea •pine l"•l. h••ltbful: re).q.Jo1 luppon statement of the Ohio Hllh Scliool Athletic A4_soclatJon, which sbarea In the rece1pt1 of all tournamentl. So.: already assured of a winning with the advantage of two days record on their f·irst eastern ler ,t:!an expected to opener be stronger re!t, ile behad won his Fri. swing, day agaln!t Jaclulontown In the Since leavmg home Cleveland tournament, then came bact Sat- has won four out of five games. urday aealnst Middleport. He The Tribe has also won nine of seemed to be weakening when the game wes called. COACH TO Qj;JIT NEW YORK UP-!.Lo-u Litllt> Co.:tcb SwaCkhamer's lineup shou \d be Bowl•• and Hlndy .. the who will leave Columbia in Jun ~ battery, Ed McComas on first, after 27 yes.ra \S.S the Unlverilty ' ~:~ Charley Davis at second, Ed Crooks. head .football coarh, then will at abort, Bob Henneay on third, take a job with a soft drink firm . Jr. Kennedy In lert, Bobby Nelwn He will continue his duties at: in center and Har 1.an Whitlatch in chairman . of the rules c ommit t~e right. o( the AmP.ric an Football Coach· iS Association . In the county tournaa,ents, Preble County led the field for th e second straight year with t5,72S. Next In line were Wood County with 115,2157, Marion with 11,443 and Summit with 10,786. Alrl the rest were under 10,000. BY UNITED PRISS ed to within only a half lillmc o! TIHl~1· "nine nld mrn ''- thc fcl - the !l ccon~ - place Braves and .trail l ow.~ wh o won it la!!l year-art- th{' front-runnm1 Redlegs by still In the Nation<~ I L('aguc two anrl one-ball. IJ('nmm t race. Duke Snider, carl Furlllo am' Sandy Amoros walloped homers Th a t'~ 1 h<~ Brookly n DO<i~cr~· in an ll·hlt DodJer attack th~~o 1 m e~s a~ t· rodoy 1o tht~ experts ·who alf•O Include doubles by Gil Ho·l· wn·c h c~ inn i u .~t Lo vit'w thu 1007 n tce As primarily a two-team gel!, AI Walker, Jim· G.Jiliam ani Furillo. slrLI~RI<' lwtwcl\n th e MUwauk •c No cuf11, burcon" hoUow1, or bum r•! Non·•mrach, DOD-mil&, am school basketball tollrnament drew record brea'klng crowr'i~ for the second atralght yeor Jhis &~ring, with nearly a million fans watch· lng the eliminations. F'rom the Class A county tournamcnts to the state rina b in co. lumhus,- whe~e Mldd\et.oWn and ~yersvllle wo4 th e championships, a total nl 99lba9 fan~ paid $72~,533.11. Both 1tolli8 were new record~ in Ohio. The old attencfilnce mark was set In 1956 wh eo 989,028 penple ~ be ll ed out $81H,273. •RAKES ITALIANS WIN Indians Move Irito Beantown Assured eo~;,o.,.~i:::t':i>t.....on to •h• >S~ta~r!~,~~~~g~P~a~ul~be~g~a~n~b~u~rn~l~ng~u~p~~~ Of Winning Record On Current Trip r "Perfect Sleeper" Y•• -'••• U It,,, -and can it quits. Bu.t Pettit .in 19M, when he and Milk ctM, tt.OO eool.en 4-1-8-lt . •14AY IALElS the spring traigina: cireult,. hitttnc: .3" whh five homen and 17 .ruaa batted In during 19 eam~. SERVICE YOU'LL $ 1'1 . ~. .., . ..~ - FORD Greatest Bonus Pitcher Of All Time Making Comeback As ·Outfielder Now HOLLYWOOD UP - One of the great comebac:ln In baaeball was being fashioned today by a player who never quite. made it to the toP-Paul Pettit. the one-time $100,00 bonus ~Ue ber of the Pittsburgh Pirates. _ Paul wa• 8igned by the Pt.rates seven yeara ago as the most sensational pl~hlng prospect ever de.. vt>loped in Southern California. Stouta raved about his fast ball , declaring be could throw it lhrough a brick wall. But after a alow start Pett1t had the misfortune in UH52 of having hit arm JO dead while farmed out to New Orleans. The youngster might have sat l>acll: and r:alleeted $10,000 a year for the remaining yean of the 1()-year bonus period ~QO-te6. 00 u p. Refriaera.tora, Final Against, Pleasantville T~day At.· 4 .P.r.,~ The DaUu Sentinel Principal Eearl Knigh t of Midd le port High School said the Yt'llow J acket baseball team will play Gallipolis At":adcmy tomorrow afte rn oOn her~ in a game that. should Midrl leport win wou ld set tie t hP t•ha m plOm;h •p of t he South. ern D •"'• ~• on nf thf' SEOA L. Midd lt•purt i~; st·hedu lc d to play in Columbti ~ lod;~y in the ft nals of the regwnal t'la.~ ~ A tourney and win, lo ::.e, or draw , 1s fa\'Or ed to lake UJe Cla ss AA DIVIsion h lle here. USED EQUIPME'NT. n o p:. r 1) N tJ .;..;..:....;.;.;;O.;:;.;C;,;e;,;s;...._-."""ii I el..,tri< '""'" h ealero, Cli.OO . : ' . WE IUY the replica of the 1TIIUCTUIIAL I ' IIAMJI ICIIAP IRON - MITAU .OHIO VALLEY / JUNK CO, -·~ MAYFLOWOl &ECALMEO LONDON tJP-.The latest re.pOrt from the Marflower n aa~i P,ilgrim Sh1p was stiU almost ibeealmed .iQ the mtddle f the Atlantic on her VOl· aae to .the United State11, radb monitors reported today. The meuage, sent Sunday by Oap :. Alan vtlllers, aald th@ Maynow~ r had covered only 30 mUes It• th · ~Vioua 24 'hours and waa mak· P••••• · ing onlY two knots. LIL ABND �....... ... .. ................._ ,., ~ ~ ····· ~ · .. ... . .... . .. ... . . . . ............. -~ ? .. \ •••' _.' .,.,- -....---T"'"'"f•• ,.., .,., ... • .•. , ••• ~ ~ · ·· - - · •.., -.- \ ' Jln. C. E. lleyt ten today lor a lew dl)'a' vlalt witb her mother, Mra. C. 8 . Hawkbu, Piulllpt, W ' Amateur Gardeners Meeting Is Held At Advisors Home POMEROY SOCIETY .. ll'lll and Mrs Vdmli T1ylor Mr. and Mrs Walter Thomn 6-DaiJ.y Po!Deroy-Middleport, Mrs Ralph Gilmore retW'De ! •nd lam1ly of Crookiville an I home Sunday alter 1 week's Vlll David Thomas, Minersville, were m Columbus wtth relau ... ea and Sundty dinner gue.su of Mr an . 1 Ooe hund"d ond """'Y·Iour Stet£1, orgarnst; Ro .....ry LyODI, ew~s.I restmte~ fnend!l Mn Everett Thoma.s. and d.II.U( 1 "fht- Junlor Amateur Gardenens m•mb<rs ond '"Jton attendej Adah, Beth Pullen , Ruthl No•·· Mr ani'! ll'r& Paul Hill and ter Club met ~onday af1ernoon t family returned to their home, Lhe I!tspectwn of Ev11ngchnt' RJce, Elther: Euvettlill Bee-Ate,, • • , Mra Charles Qmvey and ,0,1 the home of the1r adv110t, Mrs West Jelfenon aft~r a VLS'lt with Chapter, OES, Monday at th ~ :tfartha, Gladys Vroman, EI~tOI; Su~ar •re tptnding the week •n Colum Middleport Ma.somc Temple. Mrs Dee Vroman Warder· George • 'lllll'l!' Rando-lph Humphrey, South Third h1s parents, Mr. and Mn E J bu.s With Mr QUI\ICY who l~ ell' W1llls Anthony Worthy Matr'm Melahart. ~ntmel , H~len Re _ M ~~- Nettle Van Hook and Mr1. Cb dfen 'of )f.lp Benllee .Bow. Avenue 1 Htll ployed there and Allen Hughea, Worthy Pa nolds l'mma Clatwortby Stew.rt d 1 TJloa:_u.lu~~nd, were lnl- en's el~~~e~ .at the &Yier Ru'1 Miss B.arbara Ann H1ll of VIles Mr and Mrs Frank Rudolph or !ron pr~1ded at the ritual which Hawkms, irustees. c~ltJste Ault, presid•·nt was m ' Lee 1 ~to 1t e p u:v ary of the Scboo1 JIVe her 1 jpyely 1Ift charge or the mectm,;: and thr ... e tc r spent the weekend w1th Mr ZaneaVllle were Sunday guest.s of wa ~ ms;>ected by D~puty Gran1! w s- an ey 01t. American U.. Monday when she ea)D.e to the Past Malrons were on' t~e re- &ion, recently when the Au.xlliUy .chOOI tor be.r lind dPI wltb new members were " elcomed to and Mrs 1<.: J Hlll ,lohnny Bry h1s Sister Mrs Carne Grueser of Matron, Neva B Calendme Stock ant was a Su,.nday guest Mmersv1lle the club. port ' cephon Itne lor the lnapec.tton met at tbe home of Mrr. Harrt- them. Word was tecelvec! here Saturwhich was attended by elev•o son Bentley. Mrs, Campbell HarMIAS Helen Baum, Columbus Mn Humphreys presented ead1 day that Mrs Cla r a t'ox Bruckner A dtnner at the First Presbyter W-orthy Matroni and nme Worthy per, vice pre.sldent, conducted the The enUre affair W'M plann~ member With a polled plant as a was serwu~Jy 111 m a Detroit v1sited Sunday w•Lh Mrs Myrtle 1an Church preceded the lnspPe- Patrons Chapters representf!d opening service and the new niem- by bhe -pt.tpilJ throuJh their tomWatson and was an overmghl IIO n and Mrs James ClatWQrthy were Barlletl, Macksburg, Ne. <; tart of the1r summ1 r gardt:o~ llospt lal bers Were escorted br the Set-it.- Mittee• reprnentiha: the fourtlt 1 guE"st of Mrs Carrie Gruescr Rt'frcshmf'nts were served by Jr rhaplam of F.vange!lne Chi!p Marshfield , Pomeroy, Glouste··. urna and preceded by Ute flJg- and flftll aradet They ebose a Mr .and ~rs Perry F Sm11h Wllllllln Gruesl·r 1~ a merl1ca! ter, asked the blessmg Carrymg arnsonvllle, Galhpohs, Ch(t.>hire, bearer who carried a lighted can- be.uutu.l "bite nrdigan aweattlf Suzaune Hrnrlbury, host ('Sll, whu Jn d soH Gl en of Columbus we;e wa s assistec! by the .. dv ts.or ll\11 lhr 1\lay the.n e, r~von .31 thf Racine, Belpre, Guysvtlle, Athens, die. Mr.s. Carrie Canell, preatdent to which was attac~ed a farewell weekend I!Ul'Sts- of Mr and Mrs patient at the Veterans HoopJtd Cmcmnah lable were m1n 1a ture May·bask,:ot s Marietta, McConnelsville, Bev , John Snuth was m charge ot tbe ceremony. card .utograp.hed by eada thUd. Mr and Mrs Paul Shirley and flll r c' w1th ling blossoms aal ly, Stockport, Ohio; V1enna, W. LnHla Moore while m Washm? The next meeUna: wlll be on Mrs. William Anderson and pla<'C cards m t 11e Star-po,nt ton D C last week W!l·h thr ,ons of Pt Pleasant were Salo.~ . Va, BeMord , Ky. Spec1al mu.iilr Monday, June 10, at the borne of bheir teaehers, RObert Robel"l Scntor Class was the dlnn~ riay guests of Mr and Mrs. Ka r l no!ors Center a1 rang('ments we(t' was presentPd ·hY A vocal trto, Mrs. Van Hook Durlns the busl· and Mrs. R. C. Zuntfel uaisted ~fil\ ·polcs usmu the Star-poan'<:. (!uesl of her cou~tn Mtss lol.t' Gruesor, Mmenv1lle Mrs Paul Wmn. Mrs Georle ness meetmg Mra. Thomas Mrs. tbem in makinif the artflna:eAbsent From V.· 1 ~ kham Sunday guests nf Mr and 1\oh ~ ­ <'Olurs wllh the pnll'l' Lopped wuh Meinhart .and Mrs. E. M Blake, 1Emma Bland, Mrs. AIJen Hamp. menta. S:dwanl Parker Sr , Mme rsvillr ' tars and the flblwns held by R{'v Waldo J Bartels, was tk acrompamed by Mrs. Steaff ton were named on an Emergency ~"'ldr ' bl d !.:llt·st s1w<tker at the Rac1ne Bap were Mr and Mrs Wilham 1" 1rk muuature- doll ~ dres~C!rl 1n s8tm Office Committee. ~ne cu en a11 '168em e 1n :!;owns Mrs Anthony was assh A rcc£- phon was held m th(• one room where they presenhd I1s t f burch Sun 1'a\ evf1n 1 Tltc ~ r IIA G (ami])' May 27 lhru June L F: i\oT Bl<~ke , Mr., remple dmtng room with Mr~ M1~s Una Grt:c~-cr was the Pd hy Mn Hoste~ses for the meeting were I the gift. Miss Bowen t;l.p~~ Rev Wesley Jl'Jtkln~ pastor o1 the church wa ~ called to Akror. Sunday dmner ,[luest of Mr and J;ums Simpsorl Rnd M·; w.uia I Smerson Jon,e..s, assocnite Ma.trPn Mrs Bentle), Mrs Emma Bland, her appre:ciaUon of thoir tboueht· Office Girl \lorns on the d~Jcoral r rg comm.' ">residing at ttle punch bowl. Mrs Carrie Cassell, Mrs. Gertrude fulne!13 and their frient\lbi-p, atMrs. Hnry Ketsi'r, Mmersville by the dl·;dh or ·his au . lee :andWlChes, assorLed tea cookie > Butler and they served home made ter whieb they ~oined tp 'JiDgtng Houseguests of the cv anrl Mrs Hattie Russell of Colum In Charge 1\L the churc-h lhe W<J rthy Ma lower mint" and ahe1 bert puncb 1ce cream and cake lnd colfee to song, which they bad ltlarned in Mrs Waldo J Bartel•. over the bus epent the weekcntl at h lrou and W:1rthy Patron pr::sem vere served by MrS' Mlllon Hoo '· fod'rteen memberi their week d11y ctiu.r-tfi lehoOJ. WC'ckend were Mr anJ Mrs Ar ~orne, Anne St l • • I'd l!lf!R to Mrs CalerHIJn[) aw' w \1rs. Robert McElhmny, Mrs. thur Wl!Jch of < olumb'!s, forme r ')cnver Nelson, Mu Eber Lewis, Fay{' Wingett, Gra1•d 1-~lecta , p,;m shiOn <'rs a t Dover Kathleen Abl l' Grand Reprc ~e n \frs Leland Brown, Mrs Frank Mr and Mrs Charle Ho]l ( n Arraqgements oi 'at1vc of Adan~a s- and Adah Dr Cllee.sebrt!w ho.pf ofr Pa r kl'rsburg ~ere Sun vol, Grand Repn•scntallve of Ore- spnng flowers were used m the day g ues ts of Rev and !.Mrs Wa! UU Cll PAY Ill TIE lodge room and ~he refreshment ~on •1 he chaplet prt•st•ntcd cor ''o J D,lft e l~ 1'he1• wcl:e former sages to Mrs Calcndme, M;s t<~ble was centered With &f\ ::tpar1sh10ners at Columbiana Mr& 0 E McKinley who was in· Dcvrl rangemenl of peomes, rost3. iris Mr and Mrs I o•" JUred wh•le workl[lg at her home Wmgett, Mrs Ahl{' Mr~ an<! the Star potnl s presl'nl'•r.t and syringa 111 a crystal contlitn~ • Ot1nbar W Va , '' ..,,,~ et on 111 on Front Street, L~ bemg trea~ed '""ntt-N!II N!olml wlt•h 'Mr and Mrs - no' p11RI)'' 0<JM bv a local doctor for a fractured 1\olrs Anthony "1th l rorsage of - fast dl)'onl! - phu Rooms pmk r ose buds The ch:tph•r aho "b lcnd•aa Yobrunl pn!st•nted Mrs Calendme w1tl'! aew btiUif tO wollt Pauline Zirkle, sludent nurse at 1 Wollhode Al.lird Type F111 A h1gh-pmnt of th is p.~rt of tht Holzer Hospital, spent the week"'•IIl'ithbullfh PRinr lo nrremelr durahle - un M I I I ~ IIJ : ;IJIJ , W•lh~l ••a•n nnd ap.on "tdiQUI Ia jury II> 10 end whh Mr and Mrs Ebcr Lew1s FOR • lunly hr finlfh. "'"'"''' progc.•m the SUC· and daughter, Janice. rmse g1ft of ~ ro: tvel from W1IJ.; ' Mn L. E Reynolds entertained Mrs Norman Wayland", Me1gs Anthony to his w1fe The gavel• (Car 01 ~~- ,_ .. acuP County Membership chalrntan, and 1s ornamented 11o1'h the Eastern Saturday wnh a dtnner to cele. atlmltted on 2 Adult Tickets) Mrs William Hrown, D1atrlcl pres- Star 1nsigmli and 1s made trom brate the birthday of ber husbahd, ~ Sales - Paint - Service Hom Karloff Ident of Aux11taries of the Amerl- wood nr the old Bloom" Chapel Edgar Reynold&, and the tirst visit CO,II• MAKII FRANKENSTEIN •6007-Y Middleport 6265-X ean Le11ion, attended a meeting of Church m FaafJCid County Mr• of her mother, Mrs Harry Laws, (Th• 0Tiglnal Hill) lhe Rutland Auxiliary Monday Anthony's mother atll•nded th .. Whittier, Cah(, In ten years Better Clltiq eoflee, arater coffee - also- .! ecoDOIDJ - 7fJfl ,.,.,, . , ,.., til nJght. ..,hurl'h when she was a child aml Commg especially to visit Mrs. On 1'he Brl le!it. Corner Kcvm ~\ofc('arthy Dan~ Wyn'ers Mr .and Mn. Jamea Jcwart and later Mrs Anthony'll hther wa• l.azoa were her daughter, Mr~. Er~ tw/c•! The Jlla\+madc slvu )'OU In illldd port INVASION OF THI! ..ODY bete:er coffee. tbroqb a. two daughters, Spencer, W Va , thc pastor her[! and "he alao a' roll Conroy Sr., and famU:r, Hugh ....... ....LONGIIII SNATCHERS · comhlnalioa of od!Uin aftd p.cenced Conroy and Mrs. Rbbert Hutchlnwere week end gue.sl..!l of Mr and tended th ere .3 6 a child (In Supcr- Scnpe} ' fftNres ti.t control daliq: aDd Mrs Dwight Wallace and sona, The Deputy Grand Matron corr. son, Akron; Mr and Mrs. Erroll wn.,.nrur. exactly, ntom•tically. Bruce and Alan. 'llenclcd the Chapter for ttu>lr Conroy Jr and daughter, Kimberly NeYfl ~··q ~ "'ltuma" roffee. Mr and Mrs C. J. Cummtngs work 110 ~ after the m~eetlon a JC of Huntmgton, and Mr. and Mn. ar.ver "uadetpelb.. d~e,. 11te (Cressa Webb) are moving from officers taking part were Ka'h George p Stace, Findley. Flavo-ma.dc ndlod Jieldt mOM Massena, N. Y, to Binghampton, lecn Anthony, WM , Alien Hughei= Ather guesl!! at the party were full flav.,ed C\I,Pil per pound,. too. N. Y. Mr Cummings will enter the WP, Br.ulah Jon es AM: FleldLl!! Mr and Mrs G. v Rupe, Bradbury lot aew coffee: eaviDaa. hospital in Blnghampton for sur- Hawkms, Ap , Mrs. Joe Youn..: and Mrs Margaret Reynolds, Midgery. 13r , ~ubshlutt:d .as ~ccrctary fo· dlePort, Mr. and Mrs. Val E. Rey. "" .., lf'ut 4!111 ~ Ill po 11s. Rena Lynn, Uny Pc.ll.._. •lu.. ltll~~~o , ~ . , ,,, ~ SleW""( ... ll•···k•n· .., .. M... D ~~~ no 1ds, ua Mr. and Mrs Norman Wayland "•• and son, Charles, were- •n Colum- Roush, treasurrr, Roma Hawkms daughter of Mr. and Mrs. v. E. ,.-•,\f bua from Thuraday untd Sunday Gun V1rgm 1a Ncutzhng, assoe1ate Reynolds !tlayed With ber cousin, ' ..... 11 guests Mr. and Mrs Robert cond, Emma Clatbwol·thy, chap M~ss Ann Rupe, RN, m GalUpolls ~ , Powell and family, The men at· W~•lm,~Pumol~cc,m"~shd,U~Ii1•n~~~~ tended the Middleport ba ..cbal1 James whJie there. L,vaton Pullen, Charleston, was the guest of his parents Mr and Mrs. A. R Pullen, when he was called here Friday by the death of his grandmother, Mrs John Phil· hps, Mr Rnd Mn William Reynolds returned home Fraday night aflcr a 8iX week vblit in Mu~htgan Thry 1pent a week w1th their daughter, Mrs Shelby King, and fam1ly al Lans•ng, before going to Kalama zoo where they stayed with thC!Ir son, William R Reynolds ,and chi\ drcn while their daughter-In law waa 1 surgical patient at a hos pital there. Mr Reynolds and h1.s daughter, Patty, brought Mr and Mn. Reynolds to Middleport n·J 1a)' and rdurned alter a short vu 1t here, Carroll E. Meadows, ColumbuB. visited his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. R C. Meadows. Sunday. Cheri, daughter ot Mr and Mrs John Maye'r, Grove Chy, Is spending the week with her arandparcnts, State Representahve and Mrs George Melnhlirt . Mr and Mrs. Jerry Callendme and daugbter.s, Nancy and Linda Stockport, and Mr. and Mrs Gerald Anthony and daua:hter, Bar. bara, were Sunday guests of Mr nnd Mrs Willis Anthony. Mrs. Call· cndlne is the District Deputy Grand Matron of the OES and Mn Anthony Ia Worthy Matron of Sv.an.gelllU Chapter, OES. Guy Suter, Welch, W. Va., 1$ a buslnes.s visitor in this area and Is a houseguest of Mrs. George Laah· er, Rutland Mra. Ethel Fll~kinier, CJ4rleston, Wills an overnl1ht 1uest or Mr. and Mrs. Herman Dalley when ' , • she came to attend the InspetUon ' of Evan1eline Chapter. OES. Mon:lay night. Paul Smart attended the Board ;~~5: wllh l<owC> ltoot•H Juli4 Mood• on CBS-TV. W...,.locollloli.,.forlimc am!flollon. of Managera ot the Ohio BapU~t ! ~- Convention In Granvlllc Tuesday. 1 ' ·~ ~ Franklin Richards, who is em. I A<lddento will happen ; 1 ; to Julia , plo~d in Coluno~us was a week Meade, famout TV pttl'80nallty, or to H end gueat of his arandmother, Mrs any 1V'Oman.who d0011 hor own rookil)l, . 1 Her Roolt When lhe turnl the heat off on her new · 1 Mra Sara E. Kelly and her aueat , Qu ranp, lt'a OFF right then and them, , 'frl. EUabetb Spincks, Akron, i'l1tore'o no llnprinr heat to "boko" ! hay~ returned home after a v1sJt 7oa IJ)ilUnp onto the ran" ~ •• no ecrape with · the former'&mother. Mrs. and ICI'Ub for Julia Meade or for you. Emmeu Cray. enjoy a not1ceabl7 fin~ flavor-dla~v~J' Toc;lly'a new Gq nngee are deeignod Mrs. Bill Shoun and dau&hter, for ctUiat cloaning all &he way around. deb, uuuaually taiiii'J, Because Folaei'a' iu Barbara, left by plane from And. with &he new automatic to1• burner, Hit MMOlloMI MW Outoll\atlc fop ~arle•ton Satluday tor their uniq~e of nature'a·choic:F ~~- ill · ~abd.ll'OI'Chint ~Uit can't happen "-•' ~ ad fvtt the cleaft, bW bome In Jobna~a CitJ, Tenn., af~er ••• beca~ the flame turna lt.elf up and a two week vlllt with bt"t (Mil'eCta, remo~ mounq,in region~, where io .., abuilcllllct ol ~-- ...-ll<ofl,l 0.. • clowo automalbll,y at j,..l tho rltlbt • • J• Mr. 1nd Mra. Frod J. Gardner. "". . '"' 1.... OES Evangeline Chapter Holds Senunel, Annual Inspection On Monday L · Man1ey AuxJhary In ln•trahon ' o., May 21,1057 G'ft p ·..-=-To Teach,er 8y Run.CitiCS I e t I Sholl Be i Middleport Society New Furniture '••" w" $299.00 BAKER CLINTON FISHER Saunders L~uds Star Students As Clifton: School Term Death Toll Is Boosted Upward U( Of isters Sw Thru Midwesf'l Poll~t Vaccine M- S&tiK'day mormng polio chnlci will be conducted (or the ne~tt tew weeks - until nailable vaeeine runs out - for pcraons who have had but on~ shot four or more weeks ago, accord1ng to Mrs Beu· lah Strauu, executive secrel.lry of the Count)' HNith Department. ! ELBE RFELD's·· , or . ~ui\~.J "" .' In every ateamlna cup of Folaet'1, blend -r - -- H~lzer Hospital · Nu~s Hold Tea -~"~~ · t.Get the new automatic top burner heat ooutrol ·--:-··\on any ot theae range•: •~ r '\ • l'Jatal.e Sunray Kenmorv ~ '" - Ta~- · • d>tn · r Mra. G>Orao Childs ond i.h E. M. BlUe weie auuta of ttieir ' o Magij) Cbel I • Unlvenal daughtert, J"anll CbUdi\ and Cherol, lll1ke; •tudel.lt nuttes •t Hoi- ' ,., Hoapltlll School at Nurslna Saturday 1t tbt Kothet-Dauah&cor •• t.. bold in Tbe part)' Q""' IIIIL was held in U~t:! matn lGunp .Of the nf.lw nurse:w' home and wu planned bl' th~ J racuttr ud ttud1nt1 ot tb,, IOl!Ool. . \ ~ fertile volCanic ooi). ,..pnropic'lllllliahtud",nin. ( '· \ • '.J.'I!i-._' ,,J )•m · Thio natunlly finer a.«ee i. ~~(to ~~ ~· lltiafying tallgand a• ..., oi ...,:\·~' knoWn today. · ·.· ' . '' . lt'f.Mout~tain~Gto'lin ~"&o11'U 1:111 it deliCiCq. • - \ ' ' ' .~ .• ~' • . ' .' ·~ ' ' H~art Attack ' week, ._re Nif ky Nletiolson , and M~. J. earl Nlebt.l•.~cl <li~~,van~eter, son of Mr. and Mn. Willfa:m VanMeter A.: I!Or'dlnlf to Det.a Saunders thr bqy.s 'Ire. among tM beat student I scho1nticlill1 ittJ-d itt ~eportiJI-ent tbe Dean baa .met in his kmg eari!er as an edueator In three states, Dean Saunder11 tf'.,.lu•• •ie Sixth, Seventh and El;hlb Grades In the very elderly Cliftoil ,Bebo:JI n II I brlek ttructure I!Ordpleted In 1878. The Dean. a native of Mei,a:s Couoty, twice retired but not etYin,a up yet, \¥Ul be 89, years 01~ _ ~arty In Junil "I'm like th1s building... he sald, · "old, but n 1t )'et ready to fall down " . ~fOrding to NfchoLron and v..,._e tet their tearlter "Is the ~t tbe:r've ever had " Rumors t.bat tbe Dean might try onr.e tjaln to retire already lhas W.u.ht 8: number of threats t:tJ loWa1Ji110ple to a:et -a petition out lor lit&.. ~tention. There tJ 1 question, however, ef lund,_ being avai111ble. in . M ..aon. CoLtnt)r for enough teaehers to ltlfl 3chools as thty were th\., yeu-. The Deart admlls be may be tOpped off in· the economy ...... '1 won't be too aorry," he told tbe bo:ra. "bteati!e. l'm •/ getting Gld. But i( they want me back hue pext yeu, I'll probably try II ·~llln ." 'D tln Saundetll resides at JOUI'· notito!!! 33, WJ~h hi• daughter JeMit- Baundera. Hia star pu'plls are plannJg on entering Wahamr, HJah SChoot n~xt tall. Pool Manager '. I ·•~--· Frank Betz, 69, of 849 Higbo-Jt Middleport, retired car inspt!ctor for the New York Central R.lllwa:r, died suddenly of a heart attack at his ·Middleport home at 9 P M Tumday< He had retired on Jan. uary U. 1956 alter service of 40 years. Funeral services lor the deceased w.Ul be held Friday at 3:80 P M. at the .Ewing Funeral Cta.-pel with tbe Rev. C E. Hoyt, pas1o1 ot MJddleport First' Baptlat Church officiating, ,. Surviving the deceued are his wlfe~ \faude rReed) Betz- of Middle· port; a brother, Jacob F. Betz, dleport and ~wo niecea . The deceased was a llfelonr res. ldent of Middleport and member of the First Baptist church and the Brotherhood ol Ratlway e&r men. Burial wi11 be made In lhe Mid dleport HilJ Cemetery under the direction of tbe Ewtag Funeral Home, Middleport 8th Grade Graduation Plans Announced l«tt as the dr1 V"r that was d • 'l"uesday night tbrpQgh , utility leet ,~·;t>ri!n• fo .m He Is WHllam C. reH:blil. ae• t!ordine t.o Sh~iff J\obt!rt .' c. Jainea Bumguner, .son or Mr Kartenbach of Letart Falls, n brother of Vorgtl Perkillll Th llld Mrs. Oris Bumgarner, tart.. Route 1 and • studear at lt\tter Was arrested at the scene WO\lama Higb School, bu )'een of thf! accident and will 'Je awarded a schollJlhip to the tharged with intoxication. West Virginia State Oonserntion Camp loc-ated at Camp Caeaar · 1 1o-lti. Harrisonville Alumni B~t BeSab-ay Mia Roush will receive ber AB. Desree in eoeial stbdlee In June and is pruently a candl4ate for The lliddleport Eia:htb Grade "Min Wlttenberger". She "bel Gnp Commencenlent will be held 1' to Theta Eta Kappa, .home ecOThursday, Ml&' 23, at .ll P. M aJ nomics honoracy; the Sociology The HartiBonvill~WDio Alumthe H•gh School auditorium. and baa ,been a JMm ber of ni AsiGOiaU~n bui' let M"•y 2&, Supt. Kermit Daugherty of Council and .0: 18$7 for theJr tamial ba.nque& Jacboq Clt:r SehooiJ w11l be and vice preliden& ot and dance. Tklket. ..01 be $1 ..!0 11pe.aker for the exel'i!l&es. and hu ·eerved OZ\ tbe plus due11 of .25c. 1 Special musle for the program Wlttenbereer'', Millie will be (urnltbed by the w.ill Include two numbers by th Din ,l'anner prcheatril of Ml 1She if a gradUite ol Waba•a Elghth Grade, directtd by Mn dle.port. Tile l'anquet will be se.. Cla!'i!nce Lacey and • proeessio!l· High School, Cla88 O( 1953. ved at '7:00 and lbe dance starl)l al and special D!imber· by thr at 8:00 o'clock. . Junlor Band directed by Eo~.rl W-arnke Draftee Fails ---Job~Opeu At 'Ne"W H;tven Last Wahama Hi To Report For 'Q'f the uf His Induction inan•Jer Ot t.bf awbrimlng pool lssembly Will lOr beinl .bY New Be Hel~ Friday W'oundaUon. F. Bruckner By Death Friends and rel1tives learned here todiY of the death of Clara Fos Bruckner, about 86, wbo died In a Detroit Ho.spital Tuesday Dtght. Her mother was the late L1zzie Midkiff (formerly Mrs. Lizzie Freclter Fox) who died about three months ago. Both reS'Ided for a number of years with the George Freckers of Pine Grove. Funeral servtus Wlll be held in Gladwin, Michigan, at 2.30 P. M. Saturday. Bur1al will be there Surviving relatlves here an cousin&. ' • .A.ppUca~qns job l~fe guar4 positlon, are 'reeeind t~e lb· ven Recreation Pion• oh. ~><Inc· ..>de lor th·, opening of the PoOlt•ndJppoint.. r t,o· ~ pool, committee , recently ,...,.. C. fl' Currt, •nd M. B. Stelum, ~baitmen a~ T.homo~.s Gl'il\at..d "''d Jaot lfioOr. and Attendance eertificates wlll be presented at a gener.al 1 usernbb' to be held at .Wahaml Hlgb &!bool at 8:111 A. M. on niday io tbesehool auditorium. Report cards wJll be dlltributed at tb~ school on tbat day fo11ow· DGh1ld F. Roustl was named ·Inc tests wbich are being, civen ebai11man ol tbe 8uUdln& ant' at lbe school tbrou.eh tbia week Jblntenanee Committee With F. School will be dismissed for tbt A Clrmtek, ~: C. Roney an ~ aummer moothf on Friday. ,Gfrlld RoOd 18 -nt·~~L "' ~amed to tbe Skatblt Comm,t . ~{ were F. A. ~armack 1 eh!ilt man lnd Willl•m 1Chlsler ·.and J'" .Ted.e..eo. '' ATTENDS GRADUATION MliGS GINIRA~ to the area and will scr1'Misly. catv>nai exh1h1ts .. ar;~~ picture rep.rdJDg ·>~~•....,,..~.,.; faetlitiel, reeriitTeaat .,. rac:ultunl aLilvftle.t:,' sources, outstandmg busmess, and tndusUYCouoeU~bcrs ser'mg on the nussed Fair cornmfttee ire· Wayne P'ostcr, t~ squ 01 re, Gallla Count,·, Rol>ert. Byers. Ath- but destroyed a numbet of bun-ens County, Fr.ink Morrow, Ronald ness pt.Ces and borne~. Hand and Tom Carlisle, lacluon Refugees trom the Fremont County, Howilrd Kreas. Lawrence all of tbem bomcleu, w~re County, J G. Cox, Pike County; I~~:_:~ to Wmona, 11 mile!! away, Floyd Benedict, Vinton County, they were housed m tempoBart Boll, Jr. Hockln' County and quarters w1tb the -help of the R. L. Sprmger, MCJg.s county. cross At Desloge 34 IDJured persons were hosprtahwd at nearby Bonne Terre, n1ne of them in c.:itieal condition Dotens more were mJured who dtd not reqUire bospi· taJization Flfty PIDtf o( blond plasma were relayed by highway patrol umts to the mjured a.t- the- Bonne Terre Hos~:IItal, lbree mlles north of Walter Friend of Letart. W Va Desloge. has bt!en bt~nored by betng n&m sa1d two of the dead ed the "driver of the month" for inAu\lloritles tbe be51oge twister were k•Ued \ the m()nth o( Apnl by tbe Wes: m the City 1tseU and three d1ed m V1rgmia Motor Tructr. Association a demolished farm house aouth· ID their safety contest. eat or !he c1ty Fnend is a driver for Po1nt Authorities described property Express of Charleston He hl~ damage at Desloge as ''tremen· hten employed bt' t-he organu:a tion for 27 years and has dnve 1 dous" Thirty homes were destroy· a total of 2.040,000 miles with ed and much of the bustness dl"only two acctdent.s bemg hstf! l trlct was reduc...ct to twiSted deagaml'it him. One of those m,s- bris Four Reel Cross station wagons haps happened Ofr the hijJbWai( from St Louis b r i) u .~.th t eots, In 183a, h1s· truck dnfted an,d blankets and food to the c1ty of Htruck a car after h2 had parked about 2,000 population on a terminal lot Then in All Telephone commumcatJOnS were • gust, 1955, a motorist While at knocked out In the stncbn arl!a, tempting to pais him struck the and the state h1ghway patrol waH rear of hu tractor-trailer". hampered by almosphi'rlc eondi· He •" a nat1ve of Mason Coun t;~ tlons that garbled tts rad10 netillid the father or five children. work Still OtMr Twisten Other tw115lers h 1 t Monticello and Belgrade, damagmg n"i n c • more homes. The Desloge tornado also tipped mto the httle town of' Cantwell, JUSt south of Desloge Mrs Jame11 F Collms, whose husband 1s mana,:er of radiO statiOn KFMO at A large, new ntn bearmg thr nearby Flat River ,told U n 1 ted name " Mason Youth Center·· Pres.s her home was destroyed was erected on the ~tason C.l'm Mrs Collins satcl she and her mumty JJuilding last week ~)' husband escaped by takmg refuge Prmc1pal Charlie CaJT of thl' m the basement Mason Grade School, Glenn fwo truck loads o( bedd1ng and Sm1th ol Wahama High School two trucks of food were rushed and several h1gb school b()ys lrom 'West Pla1ns to Winona to Th,. s1gn was made .by Ca. · reed the evacuated Fremont rc~>i ­ and pamted by B1ll Rowley o( dent.s Tlte Red Cross also obtamMasfln Carr IS prea1dent ()( th ~ ed 100 cots and blankets' from the Mason City Ovic Cuuncil whid, Army 11ase at Fort ~onard Wood, ~!Jret'ts recreatu(.ul Htivth£a Mo, for the refugeru at the bUIIdmg A p1cture of a hfe gized girl on skates has been attached ~o the s•~Zn Skating Is beld there ~ three t1mes a weelt:. Walter Friend Is Named "Driver Of Month" For W. V New Haven Girl Crowned Queen At Wittenberg . ... Carol Ann Roush, da~ter of Mr. and Mra. Lloyd Roullh Of New Haven, wa.s recently uowned Cre&;cent Que:tn of the t.mda Chi Al· pha Fraternitr'a annual White RMie "Ball at- Wtitenbera College in Sprlnglield, Oblo, wbere she Is a Coun ilahon O:lC w1tn('ss s;~1 d that outs1de o( lhe th ree hmldmgs spared by tbr> twJstPr · nothm~ ov~ three fl'el ht s;:h was ldl sta dang , The funnel roared eastward, dippmg to a clu s ~er of hve homes and a motel \\ 1tn e~scs fiatd the motel collape.t;d mto rubble, leav· 1ng noltng bu . the c•mcrete block foundatton. The owner, lames L. WI11r.in&. and his family took refuge ~ concrete The~= a 3 Wel111ter Cqunty, ,June 1 The Southeutern o.., Regional 1 CouMtl will tt!sume its rtghtful 1 rt lh 't hi pace m lmpo a nee Wl I s elg t'nunty pr~e~tatlon at the lll57 Oh1o SUte Fatr, according tc Presttlent Genrge Hallmger m a state ment to tbe CoWJCll meetmg held } st ht t th Laki' While Club 1 ~ p~~= Co~nty e Guest spe1ker !N the meellng was Robert Minshall pubhc rel.auons director 0 r Columbus and Southern Ob•o Electnt Company, who prese.nttd an lllustrated lecture on the International Plowmg Contest to be held this fall near Publes, Ohio The SEORC exhibit Mr Halfm ger told the membcnh•p, wdl fea· tare for State Falf attendeu edu- mg apart the eammun11 v bu1lt al.;mg both :11des f>f the h1.1:hway I Only three bt.nldmgs were lert 11tandmg, a church, the post o1. (Jce and one stvte Every h.ome •n the tnwn of 207 population was ll'vellctl to the wit~·:·~·1~·~"~·~n·~·~··u·~·~m~~:~~~~~~·nd ··.~], -"""'- Milford Lee .Hl'!eU, Steve L:,e Jacobs. Thomas Llwrtnce KeliJ, Leo Kennedy Jr., Eddie Eugen,~ Kitchen, Evan Eudell Kllntri&h~ Kenneth Ray Lewis, Edward Lee MtComas, James Russell :Min -, James Lero-y Mobler, Robert Gene Morris. Carroll Gene Mowtlry, Kay Murray, Owens, B~uie Arnot WilHam Rice. Maryln Shirle-y Jean. Roush, G!11l Stumb.1. Stiles, Valencia Janet Pauline Valentine and Robert De Lay. Th~ death dealing weat hl'r t"nnI tmued to threaten the are<~ w1th h1gh wmds reported at Dext('r m southeast Mllisouri where trt-es were cprooted .and cars demol· lShed ear)y today Tht Fremont tornado raeed down .a hollow along u s 60, tear- , ......s Mer_eury tDre , } SEO R eJJJOfia I - State Fal'r Plan Sheriffs deputies were scou,· Letart Falls this morning for - F1 emont dead at Desloge, eight at Fre· IConneil Hears CONNIE KAY CAIISIY of Latest count showed nine I mont and one at Van Buren ~-- :riff Seeking 1Jetz,69 ' . .· MISSOUri and virtually destroyed the bttJe town Tuesday ntght j - "cleared up" before advent of tbe 1 polio season She added that the ' t!hnica will continue untll vaccine ta e~thauated and that no more will be .available until more mone·,. II allocated by the, State Department, of ,Health. HOUI'I _Will be 9 to 11 30 A M. . Missing After Accident FREMONT, Mo (UP) - The death toll rose to at leas~ today in a swarm of tornadoes that swept through eastern ...~~ 1 . the depart-- ' Mrs. Str-aus• aa1d ment hoped to cet aU second shob 498 Death Dealing Winds Contino~ ' To Threaten In .Missouri Are£ Connie Carsey Is Valedicrorian At Harrisonville Hi Clilitc Will Be Hel' Saturday The delicious differe·nce you·'ta5te is r.J ~ ' . f~ v ' makes . :1 do spiiil sometliiii:~ JJut it wipes right\ p~f .m y new gas·ra~e~'! t.r I!!I!!!!!!!L .-.. ~~e ~'Now · a.nd agam~ 1 • OHIO; P..-tly cN1.ttly 1nll w.ua(; . er today with ac•~red ~~ ,t and tfu,Jrldent•mtll ma.t1, i_!l ~ l' j south and eatf port:,;n. P•rtij ,. cloudy with s.c.tf'hNfl thv~ ..., •how.rt Ilk.. ,. ..uth .,.., ... ,...,.. •ad porl•on toniVht Ntd o"¥ ,. moat of the ltatt frf.My, "' ~V=O~L:~:-~N=o~.3=2~--------------------------------~-----------=~=~~=r~•MW::d:~:port~.~ObW~~.W~M~o-e~~a~y-,Ma~y~2~2~,1:~:7----------------------------------------------S-I_N_G-LE__C_O-PY-~~ · ~ FUR~TURE Pmi-PAII!D enttne IY UNfTIO rRIIS Det!Otetll'o l'lae l•tere•u Oll'lle ............. Are• •ou- Dinner Given In Husband's Honor By Mrs. Reynolds Weather < ~ 1. • at y I -· My DR. MAAG • HOSI'ITAI. Admitaiooa: Janet Gibba, Hartford, W. Va.: Blallehe Stanley, New Youth Center Sign Is Erected By Mason Council MARKET REPORT Dorothy Durst, Po!Uand; Pomeroy; Mta. Ru&. Haven: Mfa. Joe WYATT A.RiliSTID James W. W)latt, 21, Wn Rrrested on a warrant ou.t (»> the court of Justice ot Reace R. E. Grindley, Tuesda1 eb1rcfng tbeft and ~ailed by Patrolman Jet Vf~ ster~ · 1 1 , ' CINCINNATI UP- Produce.: Eggs steady: price~ at farms , consumers. wh1tes and browns, A JumbM 27·31: A large 25-27; A me. chums 22 24, A small 18-20; B large 22 24 FOB A large 31 32, A medium 28-29, B large 28-ZitChicken~. fryers unaettled, fryers 33th lb 20-20~; hens heavy, 13-15. light, lD-11. Butter liD 11c0re 7'1. I Arnold Anderson . Death Reported · , Mrs Herman Balll'y ficd Monday night of death of ht•r brother, A"1oll derson who \1 a~ Durner;l' tn a frre at h r~ home in Lon , W Va Mr and M.rs, Ba1ley guest, :1\fn Charleston left Tuesday .far Charle&ton. Ihou~ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource May 21, 1957 cochran collins well