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Mon Tues Apr 27 2..29 , MERRY ANDREW (Techwcolor) Danny Kaye-- Pier Angel Color Cartoons Midnight show S..t 12 O'clock Nmteen Pink carnations and mapdrag J ona were used for the table ar rangementa when '>lr and Mrs 0 Fisher entert!hned wtth a pre re bearaal dinner for the Wells-Fish er brtdal party Frtday P.venJng at 6 30 The wedding of 'Miss Emo gene Wells and Robert Clyde F1sh er will be solommzcd at 7 30 p m Saturday Apnl 26th, at the F1rst Pre11bylenan Church Mid dleport I Guesta at the d1nner were Miss Wells and Mr Fisher, Mr and TEMPLE--Middleport Mn Edmond Wells parents of TONIGHT-Apr 26 the brtde, Mrs R1chard Jones, the "ENEMY FROM SPACE brJde's matron, and Mr Jones 'PLUNDER ROAD ~hilS Ada Waugn, bndesma1d, Sun. & Mon Apr. 27·21 Blame Walburn, Donald Mills, ush 'THE TIN STAR' ers and Mrs Mtlls, the Rev How Anthon) Perktns Henry Fonda ard Ruppelt, Mra L1lhan Steiff Betsy Palmer orgamst, John Fuher, best man, Color CartotJns M1sa flita Beegle Mr and Mra COMING· Old Yeller; Ra 1;,tree John Terrell and fam1Iy, Mr and Countr: Sayonara I r1rs Harold Moore, and son Mass Betty Samec and Tommy Fisher candidates pnd Rock Sprmgs Grange met Thurs day evemng Amos Leonard, worti:y maste· presided and plans were made lo t:onfer th~ thtrd and fourth de grees at the neXt meetmg on Ma) 8 The sewmg bakmg and tl01ly con tests will o~lso be he.d at thl'imeettng Durmg the meellng the char I ter was draped for Sh:mnon Car ter, lt was announced that tickets for the r•1ral urban dmner to te held at the Middleport H1gh Schoo' Tuesday ,..ere on sale J\ contrtb•.1 tton was made to the cancer rund Mrs Clifford Letfhelt \\aS report ed ill m Holzer Hosp1lal Plans were made to observe Rn ral LICe Sunday w1th Hcmlu..k Grove Grange Sunday April 27 at the Christian Church. Hemlocf. Gro\e at 11 a m At the close of the meetmg re fre11hments were !lervel! by M" and Mrs Raymond Cole, J&net and Burl W.mdon, Conley Cole and Mr md Mrs Homer Radford Apr1l 26 Tonight Only Anthony Qumn L1ta Milan "TH! RIDE BACK" - alsoJack Palance Barbara Lang "HOUSE OF NUMBERS" (in Ctnem8iicope) Lucille Hawkins Hylda Rlee . . •• . I MIDDLE=p=-=-oR =-=T~ :li~s April 27-28 James Stewart ''THE SPIRIT OF ST LOUIS" (CtnemaBcope l echn lcolor) - also "CHASING THE SUN" !Wonderful Tnp to Florida) (In Technlcolor) Also Cartoon .J.IEI~-.r0 f)}B'te. hiiCI<! That wanclrouo masterpiece of ...... delight! DISIIEYS THE STOP TH,Al " Ju11bo Sl!rimp Fry 8 Jumbo Shrimp •• Sorve<l wllh Crow'a Own Ca<ktall Sauce • _ Golden Brown hench Fries • Cole Slaw .~la''l9ltt~ra•r' IA~IIWICH Vacati,On Bible A Hambiltaer and Choe,.. buraer on a Double • Deok Bun .. Wllh Crltpy Shred· ded Lettllc& and crow'a Own 'l"ioty 1/&U<o 99c 29c 1 School Mrs Payne and grandson remam Planned ed AtT "BILLY·BOY" "KATY-DID'' Covered with ·- U'o A Ne)' 'l"iate Try It lt'o Habit & Hearty Servlna of Hot Ham Topped With A Generoua Slice of Milwaukee Brick Ch..ae, Letlu.. and Tomato Trul~ A llt>naatlon __ M1m1 .• Sa~a 29c 30 Ml11111e Fealuretle - His ' '~CoNFUSION: . -- How hllfch they have of the 11van.. No 17~ Qf t~o OrStar, met at the Mrs Harry Houdaabtlt Mora Leonard ~ co-h01 pa1d, or to ~~ flnnnctal i.i whom, How they're cominS out at the end of the 1110ntl\; In whlclt dlNetlo~ they a;. colng finanelally,, 29c ' Allauch ~J1o11 en<\& when on~ pays by cl..eelif Do.you? If not, we mv1te you to IURB' SANQWKII ' 1' G~ant B~n. Olltl\ a;~a A~;CGIIII\ atlhll bank. 17~c~· Sa . ,' .~.• ~t" . 'We Pi!)!~%' l~jere~l Oil Your s •••:d!J ' ~ 'r, 'iJt -. . ~~f ~\ T~e··: r,.RS , ·QA~f\.:: IJI I'U.· ·l'J !l .Mr and :\Irs Gcon:e Hume and familv df 'Stanton, 1ficb, are vasatmg his parents, Mr and Mrs A D Humc On Sunday Mr and Mrs. Genr.ee Hume and A D Hume POMERO" SO"'ETY Jack Gwm m Greenbner Juhltna MeClung and his moth· er hll.ve titurned from Washlneton b C where Julrllng was a delegate for the CAR :rr and Mrs A~tbur ~ Wherli drovettoMMorgadntMown EandH mWeht hl• 11 ~:'~~~~m~to~n D ~8and spent ~~e week end there 1 Mr and Mrs J L Stewart' Ittended a dtstrtct Rot'ary confer· erlee at O!!leb"" Park dUrm" l th~ 6 ~ "· week end 1 Otho Zerk e has returned to hll home south of New Haven after spendm.s: the wmter in Columbus Neal Harmaker and M Bennett hRaovueohpwchased }J.omes from [van Mr. and Mrs Guy Wat,on of Philo, spent , the week end with Mr •nd Mrs Keith Arnold Tbey were enroute to their born~ after spending the wmter in""'Eustis Fla. M:r and Mrs Clifford Harrt.~ and daughter spent the weekend With QrQ,ver Harrls ,. MiU Carot'~ll;-aj;c;:-ht;:c;-l,-a:;ll;c;df;:-;M;;Id7d;;:ieport, and M'ts Mary Blltzard, Rut. land, Mrs Wilham Blaettnar, Poltl· eroy, Mfu Shirleyl Mealey, Galli· polis afld Mrs Rotiert Stewart lr: of M'a~bn e and ICIHtrtd thuncltrstorms today and tonight, prob1bly hMvitr tonight, Wlrmtr mp1t HCtion& this afternoon. TutMitr mo1tly cloudy and tum· lng colhr with showers likely north end 1111, hllh toclty 53 59 north, 60's liOUth • -- at y ----- .,._ "" • • • • enttne low tonight 60s northWIIf, trOU11C' 60 •uthtllt. VOL X NO 11 SINGLE COPY~ Pomeroy Middleport, Ohto, Monday, Aprll28, 1958 ReHon Resigns As Pomeroy Cage Mentor Popular Coach Accepts New BIG BEND MINSTREL Positim~ At Mansfield High TUESDAy Middleport Police Pomeroy basketball coach Dtck Retton, who says he "got everythmg here toward a real good chance to go up m hts professton," has res1gned to accept a position as head basket· ball and baseball coach wtth Mansfleld-Madtson Htgh School, Mansfield, Ohto The 29-year-old coach who won the Southeastern Ohto League titiP !Iu s wmter m h1s sec ond year a,t Porn eroy told close fritnds Sunday lie had accepted the post m Mans flcld He made 1t offlc1al t h 1s mormng m a conference With Joe Moore, 25 of Cheslurc re SuPtrmtcndc n t mauled ln J cnllcal condthon at of Schools Ch:u Holzer Hospital Galhpohs tod ay, 'es Gibbs as the result of a gunshot wound m h1s chest mflletcd Saturd~ty noon 'Mr Gibbs m a statement to The Daily Sentmel said Aceordmg tu reports of the ac 'Everyon connected With ath wicr.t Moore had been shootmg leUes in Po~ueroy and 111 1111 of at targets on the West V1rgm1a Southeastern Olu~, wtll be sorry Sldc of the OhiO Rtver Saturday to hear Coach Retton I:. lcavmg mormng and har.l 1domed to h1s This mcludcti myself" home Ul Chcshnc at appro:umate And he added ly noon "Mr Helton ilas worked hard Moore IS Slltd to have told h111 He hos done a lot for athletics wtfc that h e planned to clean his besides brmgmg Pomeroy a bas 25 calibre aulLlmatlc ptstol before kctball champ1onsh1p for the first havmg dmner It was brtclly after tune m 11 years ward that hts w1f~ heard the sound of a ilhot from the next A lol of "frrsls" wtll be wrapped up m the Annual lllg Bend Mmstrel Which b1tli 'Coach Rctton certamly de room and saw 'Moore p1tch for the road 1n the ftrst of th~ee stands tomorro mght m the Pomeroy Jumor Htgh Auditor· serves bigger opportumties and il it weren't for loamg lum I could ward out of h1s cha1r, callmg out tum One w11I be this fancy sleppmg dance h ne of 10 12 year-old dolls Here Is bow they say sincerely we are glad he won 'I've shol myself?" wtlllook m lhe "Doodly-Do" aance Left to rt ght, Kathte Wolfe, Neda Bradford, Karen his chance ~re to irnpro:ve hia Moo<e was ru1hed to the H<>lm' chne•r Jud~ Martill, -Judy Wllll~nnutl) ~, ett.DIItton, - Lyoii..Damels Jndo SUZiliM )~fad· station'"""' .~ ~-~ l!ospital wneflj"lf wa"s' detml\ihb'oi"MIIIfy. The moth g1rl, Connie Coott;-was 'to' attend the ptcture-taking but She'll be As for Retlon that the bullet had passed com dancmg for the show '-- Sentlpel Photo "I've sincerely been very hap pletely through the chest and py m Pomeroy I ve been rortun lodged 1n the back of the cha1r Jn Two school bands ar.d the Ra ate to be bl're only two yean and whtcb the wounded man had been cme Volunteer Flr(:mcn Will bcM make a name for myself I've been stttmg fit from proceeds of the Four,h lucky lo work Wllh our fmc boys Annual B1g Bend Mm1strel Wh!C 1 m Pomeroy They're bardworkmg At the hO,potal It wao learned . opens tomorrow mght ut 8 o clock and they vc had a lot of support that 16 pmls or blood were gtven m the Pomeroy High School Aud from the school admtmstntton to the stnckcn man who 1s an torlum the studentJ, and parents employee ol the Kyger Creek Pow 0 cr Plant "How could you beat having the Band Booster organ1zatLons of outstanding player of the league Four members of the Wahama Pomeroy and Middleport w11! Moore is the son mlaw of Clar Whtte Fah:1.1n Band have been two years 1unmng m Aaron Buf ence Ashley, jarhtor o( the Me1gs named lo the All St11te Class 'B" sh11re pro!1ts o( the three shows flngton and ST Johnson' The second presentatiOn w1ll be n Band and w11l appear w1th the All Racme Wednesday cvcnmg The "J Hke to thmk that even in my County Court House f1rst year here we would have State Band m Huntmgton this lh1rd wlll be m the Middlcpon week end been raght up m there We hud The four are Henry IJurge:;s, Da H1gh Schoal Thursday evcmng good bOYI!I In Aaron, John Sunmn Kenny MeElhmncy of M1ddle ST, Larry Wildermuth and Bob Ytd Richardson, James Henderson port and Teressa Potts m Pomeroy and Eugene Rayburn Eastman are m charge et arrang,cmcnl ~ They will leave for Huntington "If they hadn't gotten sick and Thursday for rehcarsala for con and ttcket sales They arc prcs1d Josl three o~ four It m1ght have certa to be given at Huotmgton enls of their band boosters been different In 19ST, too ' H1gh School and at the C1ty Audt GOOD OPPORTUNITY Raetnt!'a firemen are selling t1c lormrn In Huntmgton Coach Retton sees his move keta for all shows On each ticket fhree cases were beard in Porn north 111!1 his b1g opportunity they move mto the hand.: o£ a fan "U Mansfield doesn t make me, eroy Mayor Charles Legar's Court of the old time manstrel done up it11 break me" he said "It's a over the W("ek end With one man ala Bob Hocllleh, director and prolined, another bound to the Grand real big challenge " ducer, they Will earn a compm and the case of another dis Coach Rctton wUl go to Mans- Jury SIOR field for f6,390 per year He w11l missed S11d Hoeflich toda> Harold Evans, of Portland, hail hand pick two llsslst.ant coacbe11, ThiS should be the best one :1 f ed mto the Mayor's Court on char· a ninth a:r11dc mentor and a re 411 We are slagmg several IIClY ges of non suppor~ ~leade~ guilty serve team coach. He has siened lea\ures, meludmg the U>C O( to the charge and was ordered Doctor Carl C Byers of ParmR, a three yca't' contract liVer to 'he Grand Jury bound Jim Carpenter, son of Mr 811 d black light" Ohto, will speak to guests and em Mansfield Madison is a suburban Jamea Robert Shipley, Beaver, Mrs Wilson Carpenter, Mulberry c Black llgbt is used With .111 ployees of DIStrict 7 of the Obio high IIChool expected to grbw rap· Ohio, entere!l'> plea of guiUy to av, and a letter wtnner on the stage and howe lights cut All ~b., Consumer Ulan ASsociatiOn 'lbe idlf About 400 bo~• are In high a charge of driving while intoxi- championship Panther basketball a!Jdtence ecc;s Ia the dancers Jr dmner meeting will be held on ac~ool now cated 1nd waa fined $LOO nd team this year, has been admitted singers who reflect lnvmble rays April 30th •tartJDI at 8 30 p, m -But first grades In f1ve elemen· 1 at lhe La~ White Club at W~ver­ ' tary 1<h00l1 that "fee<!" the high costa and sentenced to three daya to Holzer Hospital for a sertea of Of light In the Moira County J~ll tbat is expected to eon Four numbefs wlll be done th1.11 ly, Ohio treatments achool have 382 pqplls enrolled Chargeo aralnst Raymond L fine him for up to Blx months way, 1hcludmg a hula ltne or dar. Doctor Dyers was born on Feb. The hlih oehool pla~o an open 2'7, 1911, is marr1ed and has one ochedule Wooatcr and Aahland Russell, Pomeroy, for failure to ~ Young Carpenter, a Junior m 1cer.s The oleo wHl carry out a Navy daughter At 20 a college gradu· are top clubs met rcgular1y Oth yield the rl(ht of way and being school, will have bone grafts m hts the cauae of an auto accident, were spme to correct a back cut vature, theme featuring a male chorus tContlnliiCI On P,.. Thr") en include Shelby and Bucyrua. Wtlich has not been done bcfor.J The school this rear under Coach dismissed at the request of Ralph it WJI learned He w1ll be treated' m Columbus here In tbe 100 year b1story oi Don Sutter, whom Retton replaces, Graves, owner of the second ear to 1111uro In the mishap after a stay at Holler mmstrels won, only four a:amea The Fourth Annual Mtnstrel also In addition to his two high 11:1 brinaing\ many new til Ients llli'J school assiStanta, the~ are live the show There P.re nme dan em, other coacheo hdplng In the bas choruses ketball pro-'ram Eacb elementary Tickets arc avadablc from ban •l school has :a basketball coach. booster mcmben and w11l be ~o 'd GOOO CO.OP.DTION a~ the doors durmg each of the • Coach said he couldn't three show& say too the 1'tlne co-opMrs William Folan president of the Rutland Garden Club elation from Mr. Gibbs. Mr. Jamea Diehl) extended a welcome to the 110 registered guests, Wednesday ~nd HowaM w]ten District 11 of the Ohio Association of Garden Clubs Knlaht. a pleaour< held their spring regional meeting. Mrs. Marshall Rust, of the to work Marietta club gave th'e response. The morning session was opened with a prayer by Mrs Biddle, Rutland and voca1 1.~:;:;::-:--:::-:-C::-'::--::-'-::-­ by Mrs. Paul Wmn wUh M" Hocking, Mrs J E D Harlingcr, Carl Dennison at fhe pJano Tbe Melga; Mrs J A Crow, V1nto11 , dialrlct seeretory Mro. Jobh Gra· Mrs Charles Elston, of Washing bllt and Mrs GII- •Cvlien, dla ton Co trict tie11urer boih of MarJettl J The club preaidcnts gave their gave their report.la Mn ~lbert reports st,owlng the progreasive Pool, Marietta, director or district work by varloua groupa, lncludmg t1 preelded• Of the 43 club& In th~ tbe eslabhshmcnl of a Wildflower dtstric~ 29 were represented in 1n Athens Co and a num attendance, CIYIC planlings and beauti DliiHct projects In nth~[ 1ommun Cheshire Man Wounded While Cleaning Gun I unmi!'e Ohio Consumer Loan Group To Hear Dr. Byers Four Wahama High Bandsmen Named T AJl..State Band Pomeroy t\fayor Hears 3Cases During Weekend I PAY BY CHECK • Some ~pie -get "all m1xed up' jiiatlera. They don't know SOl ' 1 BY UNITED PRESS OHIO: Showen •h POmeroy H1g • Cager Facmg . e Surger y Spm "HICK" • a • I~ B PERSONALS •' W W .Johnston of Madison, lnd, \'lSI ted his scn and fampy, .. Mr and Mrs Dob Johnston durr mg the latter part of tM weeJr; Mr and Mrs P J WolPert Vl&ited relath•es m Columbus l;)ver the wtek end Rev George Werr1ck, Auror1a, W Va , was here on business durIng the weeJ end , M!s. Paul Scally is vlsjtlng Mrs G 11 Moyer -and family, 1 M'artms Ferry, W Va Mt•s Rr.) Lester, Spencer, W va' VU:Ited Mr and "¥1rs Charles Lester during thi week end , Mr and Mrs . V1e Stf.eet ond ram1ly were here oh bwnneas and vunllng fnen4s la.s,t ""week The Sttect3 11\e ln StcubenVHle, Ohio, :md were former residents o( New H11vrn Mr 'and Mrs Billy ParsQns have muv~d mto me uf the, apartments over the po~t off~ ,. " Mu;s Jr1s Young- of Kcnpva, W 1 /a was H week end guest o( M1ss rtuth S yre Both are students at Marshall College Mrs Eva Bailey and family, of Chllhcothe, OhiO VIsited with Mr and 1\ilrs Arfbur Savre and Mr nd Mrs George Sayre durmg the week end ~=~~:ynrer~::~ 1~ ";;)t~r:n ~~ th;h~r~~:v;tat~:1~ er 1 ~tla;~clu~;: ~~itcd I -also- ~ A COrdial 1n~1tahon IS being ex tended to the Gurden Clubs and the1r fr1ends There wtll be a flower arrange ment d1splay - - -Mrs Joe McKay • K~; I .. ••• ,d the1r home m Cheshire after beJng at the home of her parents, Mr and Mrs Claude Ashley, for the last two months Mr and Mrs Dwight Wallace left today to spend the week end at McConnelsville as the guests ol ber parents, Mr and Mrs G C ,nd, M,.. warren llen'nett 1 Honored At and so~• of Columbus are spend "d Sh lng th~ Week end ~lth hiS parents, ' r1 a ower , Mr and Mrs Charles Bennett, o! MrF Jre MeKay1 (Ann Rupc) Beech ,Street whose m<"mage was an event of March 22nd at the Chr1st1an Mrs. Lesta Gutha{d and son rhurch m Irohton was guest of Frank, Mr an.d llln ~1lliam PUt' honor &t a bridal shower Friday 1 (Phyllis Gothard) and babY v1s1ted nrght Mrs Ed.zar Reynolds aunt Mrs Claude Ashley and M1 s Joe . ., f the bnde, and Mffl Harold Hm Moore recently 'de were co hostess 1 ... :drs Charles Scan IS' left by plane Games were played before :~rs r and MI S Ivan 0 Bowman, ?lymoutb, annouiiCe'the this rnornmg for Clanton, Alabama McKay opened her many gifts engagement of theu daughter, Joyce Ann, to Vernon 0 where she w1Jl meet her mother, whtcb had been placed on a table Wmce son of Mt and Mrs 0 L Wtnce Sr Pomeroy The Mrs M C Hlmllton and other carrying out the br1dal theme couple Will exchange nupbal vows May 4 at 30 p m at Ply· ~~~~:~~ ~hkola~~~:Sbeen caU~d to The hostess UlVItcd the guests mouth The Reverend Robert f' Hall will Offtctate Following ous illneas ol thel~·og~ l~~· \»~• lj;,t o the dinmg room lor a desert theu marrtage the couple w1U reside m Ogden Utah where ther Robert Gtddens ursef Thke tadbleh arrangement b th th b d 1 dh f ' ' was o pm an W Ite carnattons 0 e ri c c cct an er lance are employed at Hill Air Mr 11ud Mrs Charles Payne and and pmk candles Small bridal F01 ce Base grandson, Louul Taylor Hayden Jr bells were used as favors 1 - r - of Dayton, arc guests of Mrs 11 1 11 1 One One Be ,, Of A Boy and Garden Club I New SUN, MON., TUES, WED Week.. End Specials Middleport Mrs Joe Moore (Betty Ashley) o dock and eontmumg through the and son Timrnv have returned to 1 afternoon and evemng I . The Joseph McKay of Byesvtlle Ohm M for a longer 11181 t h , 1 h Hod er Sihers m 11\W n RaP p PI • M1ss Jacqueline R1ce as emplo~ l!t:Jil, Cambndge, Mrs n.aymond Officers I U per a InS ed at the Home Lau,,dry She was Hannum, and Mrs John Hronex Oft1cers w~rc mst ll lcd 111 a (:Oil 1 The Da1ly Vacahon Bible $chool a former employee until gomg to and daughter, Kathy of Pleasant sccrateJ !lf'ndce hv Mrs Ratlph of the Tuppers Plams Chnstlan GaJUpolu a year ago Cit:y,.. her grandmothers Mrs Val ZtuJdel when the Ont lAo on Or.! I Churt:h wtll be held at the church Mr and Mrs John Terrell and H Reynolds and Mrs Alma Rupe , Class of the F1rst Bapt rst Churrh June 9 thru June 20 family of Oak Ridge, Tenn, and aM Mrs G V Rupe, mother • of met Thursday t!H!tltr.g- at the 1he clas!es are as Colloo.vs Nur ~~ssanBdettMyrss mHaroldfMCoolre band lheOtbhrtde t d home of Mrs At1 n sr.am Mul 1 a ec, o o um us, ers mv1 e were Mrs W.av11e berry Avl' wrth ~1rs Joseph cook sc1y up to age 3, Ktndergarten.!artt -week end guests of Mr anti Rupe, Mrs P L Mitch, Mra Jl.U&a~ co ho.stc~s age 4 and 5, Pnmar~, •ge 6 7 B, Mrs C 0 Fisher 8ell' ?.flUs, Mrs Harry M1U9 , Mrs Juniors age 9-10 ll and Jumor I Max Sanboru, Mrs Robert AlienaMrs J II St e ph('ll ~n n was mshtl High age 12~-3 4 fnstructou are worth, Mrs Guy Reynolds, Mra led as president M1 s .Shu In, Ylc • Mrs Robert artm, Mrs Frttz I Wdl Reynolds, Mrs Sidney Russell prcs1 dcnl, 1\lrs Cook sc<:retar;y Gobel, Mrs J s Dav 18 'Mrs Clar Mrs SadJe McElhinney, Mrs Grace and Mrs W1ll1•rn Watson trca cnce Hudle M~ Don Lando!\ Stace, Mrs Arthur Skinner, Mrs surer At the dose of the mstalh Mrs Howard Cjklwell Mr~ Her W Dave Farmer Mrs Allen Jenkm lion a prayer for the nrw r fflcer s man Black Crafts by Mrs Hobart ~on, Mrs lk~ Neal, M~:s Gene Cole· anrl the class wa:; grven hy the new Shteldi and mustc by Mn Harold Mr and Mrs Grover Orr\ Mw man, Mrs Wilham Swisher, Mrs president Doster and Mh c 0 Newlaiid Katie Roos, Mr and Mr~ ~o Re 1 Rutb Robtmmn, Mfs d. }', trteln, Rev liarold Dosttr will teaeh the ter Mrs Howard Reuter, and Mr \frs Hyldr~ Rtee Miss Bes:" San· 1 The mcetw s 111 charge oJ Mts Jumor High class and Mn H1lmar Gnmm , who wer horn, Mi5.!l Mabel Hysell, Mi,. here ror tbe furferal or Wendr•11 1 Albert Snuth npenrd wtlh the tt\a Registration blanks mily be had Roos were gue.'its of Mr and Mr<~ Frances Roush Mtss Nina Russell chcrs though t llow does He JUd ge us' ' hv Mrs St!:!phl mon Dt\ <tt Lyons Grocery Anyone wtshmg Clatr Karr Wason Chmc Wedne;d~~;;;. votwns were led bv Mrs Ray Setd to attend should regtster by May 1 Mrs CJtfford Letfhe b who un 1Uite Ill enahle using fur hl r tll ptr \V " derwerlt lfUrg~fy al Holzer Hosplf•' Mr and Mrs John Leifheit le(l Sund ay mg ht Is repor t ad as co,J this week for Puerto RICO to Spen1 Will walk Ill H1s P il th ~ Followmg the buslli( ~~~ st smm Chester Grange valescmg nicely • nmntb w1th thetr son and llau£tr I'-'O B1bl( qulz ga me~ were ron Mr and Mrs W L Lqmdbc-r)!' tcr m Jaw Mr and Mrs Jack Lt!!f clucted b) lho prcstdcnt ;md pt IZii!i Special Meeting of La Mesa Cahf were reeer.• hell and family awarded to '-1rs Zundc an d M r~ guests of Mr and i\frs G ,\ Mrs J L Casto ts ~pendmg , To Thursday T I Shelhln Adams Rutland road few davs w1tb her , .lllistBr Mr.. Refreshments wt'rc set \Cd by Oqe applicatiOn for memberalup Mrs Addle Stalder who entered 1 Claude Darst the ho stesses to those mumd ol;{lo' C Wlls read when Chester Granje and Mrs Dale Whlppcl Mrs ( bar met tn regular session wtth Master les Stanlc) Mr.s Wlntlle Stlles 6:eorgc Holter prellidmg Mrs Ellen Couch, Mts Atmu San born Mr!l Dana Oltv er :\Irs Hart y Lee Batley !\Irs I oram Slcr rc tt, Mrs Waller Wolfe Mrs El mer Wtckhum and M1s DaJsy Jas. per CGIIplrt 1.1 Smart motomts depend on us for satisfy· tng meals. They like our hearty sandwich· es and hot specials, brought nght to the1r cars. Fast, fr1endly serv1ce. Reasonable prices. Try us' the week end with her rather CHarles wlll sponsor a Sliver Tea Tuesday Class Installs feat urn Easy way: to eat Brenda Searl•. ol Urbana, Tea Tuesday Searls and famlly She attended April 29th at the home ol Mrs the Jumor-Semor Prom, Fr1day, at Homer Ruasell, 244 North Second the Middleport H1gh School St Middleport, stnhng at two W?n quality, strength and Clnslrucllllll, On The Brlghtelt Comer In Middleport NEW HAVEN Plans Silver i Sun & Mon BAKER FURNITURE SOCIETY Oh1o arriYed today to spend 1 Garden Club 81 • Weather Pomeroy Society Editor Middleport Soeleb lidllor • 0 ftrst and second degree.s when th e DURIHG BAKER'S SPRING SALE I \ • ont' SAVE 25%, i),, ..... bullt-1~ The Daih Sentin~l member received by demtt thf! Held On Friday ()hi!Jf" Announced '!<I'\! Degrees Thursday Rehearsal Is NOW! ' Grange Confers c MEIGS-POMEROY fngagemen~ J Rock Springs I Pre-Weddl"ng ana 'f .. I a.... '_ _Oall.._·Y _ Se _ nt_In_el_,Po _m _ e_roy _ -Mi_d_dl,_e_po_'rt_,o_._A_p_rll_2_6,_1_95_a_ ~Roy $1Uldll)' auesta ol Andennn were ·- - \ Spring Regional Garden Club Meeting Is Held At Rutland Driver Is Cited ,, Ftcderict Wass11mat1 , Ben presldOJ!l of the Ohto of Garden ClUbs wa:; She told of the the clubs which 100 Arrest 4During Past Weekend Three arrests for lntmutahon and one for dnvmr! while lllLOXJ eatcd were recorded hy Middleport pollee over the week end Jailed for mtmocatlon and rc ma1mng behmd bar!l today were Willard Nelson 37 llutland who aurrendercd himself at the mayor ~ off1ce 'drunk and was fmed $5 and oosl!! and Wilham Edwards Mlddleporl, ~. arrested Sunday afternoon on Locu~t st fmed $5 and costs b~ 711a) or C 0 Ftsher For DWI Donald Manley was fmed $100 and costs and sentenc ed to three da)s 1n Jlilll Sunday af ternoon He was arrested by Chter of Pollee Leroy Bartrum and Pa trolman Everett Bosltc Homer Mood1spaugh, 39 Mtddle port wa! fmed $10 aud co&ts for antoxicatlon Saturday <!lld releas ed upon payment of hJ6 fmc Mason Methodist '• District Youth • ~!!!~.e~~.~~~ the at a t Sub-DtsRolly of ll.ethodlst Clntrcbea held at Bee<h Hill 10 Masoa County Named to off1c1al positions were Allen Dowell, pres1dent, Warren Hurley, v1ce president, Judy Hur ley, secretary and Don Pauff, trea surer The Beech Hill group had charge of the program wh1ch featured a talk by Allen Dowell Little Leaguers Planning Canvass On This Saturday Permission Asked To Offer Testimony At New Hearing Defense attorneys for George Lynn Offutt, 21, of Minersville accused of the ftrst degree murder of his wife Donna Jean Offutt on March 15, late Saturday filed a new attempt to win freedom for Offutt from the Meigs County Jatl where he has been held stnce March 19 In a filing m•de late Saturday Frank W Porter Jr , de· fense counsel made a new ,pphcatwn to the court for O[futt'a rclene on ball pendmg hu triaL wh1cb has ~en set for May 26 In the r<!'-apphcatlon for ball Porter aakcd the permiASIOn of the court ~u mtroducc teattmony at a new hearmg and other ev1 dence which the defense clatms IRONTON, 0 UP - State S<n would justify orruu s release Jrom Oakley Collms R.o-lrnnton toda\ custody The defense attorneys state m predicted U S Rep Thomas A Jenkln.s R..Oh1o would cas1ly wan the new plcadmg that the ind1ct the three way pnmary race !01 ment rau;es lhe presumption re· the Repubhcan nommaiJOn from qu1red by the Oh1o Constitution to the lOth CongressiOnal DlSirJct de JUattfy the 1 cfusal of batl and Cite sptte h1:11 announced mtcnt10n not Article I St!chon 9 of the Consti tutlon whtch reads ' All persons to seek reelection ahall be bailable b>' suff1c1ent The other two candidates are Homer E Alx'le McArthur attor surches except CilpJtal oUenses ney and Lancaster Mayor Joh1 where the proof 1s evident or the presumption great H WeUI C1tcd also waJ; another case Collm ~ ,.~IHI he hf'I!('VNI the mJ handf'd down by the Ohio Su JOrlty o( the r1ght cou nty dl!ltru:l premc C.Jurt 10 which It wa~ stat wnuld !:i uppurt Jenkin ~ lie cstr cd mated s1x of the ~.: ounty ch;ur It doc:; follow however that man would adopt a resoltat10n lh1s presumption roused hy tlte m 51mllar to the one adopted Frtd<H d1ctmen! IS so great that 1t cannot night at a mechng of about 350 be rebutted Upon the hearing (J( per80nll m Ironton an appltcaliOn for bail, the stale Colima s~ud the m<!4?tlllg pr.~ may rest upon thu1 presumption sided over by Lawrence Count} It need offer no evidence unlesl! GOP Chatrman Homer Edwards 1L chooses and the accused maJI of· voted · unammously' to support fer an} evidence he has m support Jenkms If the veteran congress of has ~:~pphcat10n It IS then com man JS nominated on May 6 he petenl for the tnal court to deter mane whether the presumptiOn apparenlly wtll resign Then Collms sa1d the R('publ has or has not been rebutted can central committees of th1 The ddense m Its appiiCliltiOn counties will meet to nam~ a sue ror the new ba1l application 1nd1 cates that 11 has evidence or a CCIISOr Colltns saul people who llC\Cf naturf that Will ratse the ques before su pported Jcnkws votcol t10n of whether the offense a& at the Lawr~ncc County mect1ng charged was committed by the derendant Some court ohservors to support h1rn He named such other counll~s saw m thi.S statement • poutble m the dtstnct who would "g1v~ admissJon by the defense that such Jenktns a vote of conf1dencc for an offen.se had been commttted hts 34 years In Congress" 1'! buft that they held ev1dence to Meigs, Hockmg, Jackson and G d ahew that the defendant was not actually guilty or the cnme ha Bond for Offutt was demed at (Continued On P111 Three) two prevaous prelimtnary bearmgs and last Thursday on the f1rst apphcaUon wben lhe court declared that due to the "absence of apec11l clrtumstances" tb.it evl doaee could not be mtroduoe<l by the deFense and that bond could not be set The defense oullmes m 1l! apphcattOn to the court 1ts poBJtlon Pomeroy High School student:; that thmr pleading for an admisFriday were gtven the opportumty sion to baJl u precluded upou the to hear the Ohio Umvers1ty de batmg learn m act1on ¥.ben they testamony offered at the prelim· appeared before the student bod) mary hearings and that they have no knowledge of the tnformatton an a special sessmn giVen to the grand Jury m Its sesWtth the top1c of "Rtght To Sions due to tbe fatt that evidence Work Laws' the a£f1rmat1ve and mtroduced negat1ve teams debated to no de secret naturebefore that body 16 a ClSIOn Common Pleas Judge John Ba The group was brought to Porn con, Monday mormng sa1d that. as eroy by Or Lloyd Watkms or Oh10 yet, be had bad no opportumty to U at the mv1tahon of Thelma read the plea for re apphcahon Campbell, Enghah mstructor Members of the teams were At and that due to tbe fact that he was scheduled to s1t on a cue in firmatlve, James West and James Ironton today at the orders oC the Laurcnson and Negative Wdham Cbi.ef Justice of the Oh10 Supreme Burlew and Gary Hawkms Court, that he would be unable The sess1on was a warmup de to render a ruling today on tbc bate for the Ohio, U team pr1or lo matter a College Debating Compet1taon Frank W Porter Jr , attorney set for Ohio State Um~ers1ty lor the defendant, Monday morn· iog satd "that 1f tbe court overruled the pleadmg for re-apphca tioo requesting bond for Offutt, then we'll bave to try somethins else." Collins Predicts An Easy Victory For Tom Jenkins Ohio Univer:sity Debating TeaiD. Appears Here Wayne Sw13her told Little League managen and orf1cers of the Me1gl!! County Little League Asaoclation Sunday In a meeting at the High School that thiS com mg Saturday will be the house to house drwe Cor funds to carry out tbe summer athletic program Little Le&IUCrs In Pomeroy arc to m~eel at the homes of Chester Knight, Ed Baer, Don Colhns, and Bcmetta Younrr. In tbetr respec Uve neighborhoods and "work" those areas The adults named will supervise the calls Me1gs County Extension Service Swisher reporte<l the drive I• progressing satlafactonly and a w1U meet Wednesday at 8 P m complete report will be made lat· m the Meigs County Court rooms. accordmg to C E. Blakeslee, Coun or. ty extena1on officer A discussion of the "Mechameal MARKET REPORT CJNCJNNA1l UP - Produe< Features of Bulk M1lk Tanks and Eggs, steady, prtces at farm<~, the Samtabon of Same'' mll be tbt consumera whitc.!l and browns, A topic of the evemng Speakers ot the evenlr.g will ~ jumbos 34-38, A larf• 33 35, A me d!Um 30-33, A •mall 23-28, B11arge J p Blauaer and Fran:. Koval cf Ohio State Univero1ty 28-111, FOB A large 3HO Chicken&, oteady, fryer. 3-31> lb 1921, heay hena Z0.%4; light hens EMERGENCY CALL 12·18, fryer prices 81,000 at 1G, The Pomeroy Einergent!y squ::ad 65.000 at 30, 5,000 at 21, 39,000 was summoned Sunday at 2 4'1 P undetermmed m to the home or Homer Brad Butter, 90 score 71_.:.__ __:a:.:h:.:aw_:ln_:N:.:a:.yl_or_'_•_R_u_n_ __ Meigs Extension Meeting Planned Bidding To Open On New Route 7 Construction MARIE1TA, OhiO UP - B1ds are upected to be taken in the near future on conat.ruction of a new acctJon of OhiO 'l between Ma fl~tta and Belpre, Oh1o Otficlals 111d SatUrday work would begm e1tber late th1s sum. mer or early fall Tbe highWiY \\-Ill have two 24-foot lanes w1th t9e me· dian str1p vary10g from 10 1to 40 feel It 111 being con&tructed t~ expP. d1t.e traffiC 10 the htghly mdU:strutl lzed area Gerald Fields Is Named Mayor At Hartford Gerald Fields waa named ~~~JY•r of Hartford at the cleetion of town officers held on Jaat Thursday. Other town off1clals named were James M Crump recofd~~ and councilmen, Cb~rlt.s Gtbbf; 1 Ruofell MdMillm, Harry Glbbo, Wetzel (Docl Fleldo, and 1. w. Fields New town oCfioors wlll take of~ ficc on May 8 ~'''''\!'•! TO HONOR TIAM Parents, s:hoot ln•ited Grade �'We believe that In ollt capacity as eervants of t,~e publli! In the d~m~tlon of n~ws ,tbat , If w~ were to attempt' to lpftuence ,any persons viewpoint on such ' a, , �• " I 'I ,' ~l ' ~l:~~~~.::~~~~j~~;:~p~~" ;Ji to the J•tt· may f!ntl· the 20-victoey alWJ)'I lilu~l'(( 111M World &erl"' irr'his thifd ltral1ht seno~ Sundl,)' whu' Dodrera to a lo-3 llumbllnJ St. Loula He'a yielded only aix ..... ' runo ud otruct out 18 ' ~alters wblle compillnl a 1.87 ~rnl'll run avenJe. , ' Podfu alwaya ~ been reprd· ed ·•! one ol the same'a lop Pit#~· ora, ~hen he's In ahape but fOCIII' rln1 ba<;l< and arm ollme~la have preirented him ,from ~vine a real· (liJ,,t. 1y bil year. Even lui ""''!!"' when hlo =:ee ERA was the Ileal In the 11-2, National Leacue he had Oll]f a , 12-t wan·loat record. · l'lae hUf se..ttM.I SPORts , DESK llr tltiT TANNIIIILL .•3, .' 7 •'' .• • ,, : . 8 8 9 �"' ' Qqalls, Payne Wedding·Vows Given,$aturd,qy At The Oailv Sentinel ', ( daullhter or• blue acc•orles and a wl'lite ~~­ Qulllt, P~m- naUon corsage: Mrs. Payne wore MrJ Bob- a rose colored suit with beigf) aeeessorl~a carnatlous. A ~~~ Uti~ wHite aetet: wbllt lllbl!> rroom, tcpped w!U~ •omeroy .tend l'H&J.ii'RES ' ul(lS-P,OMIROY - Molt, T-. 2J.21o29 UJpm.R.Y her faUJer · p~:~;~;~! English, couofn of the bride and brldeamoid WOJ'I! ' a navy blui dreu with white ..,,... aortea arid a red rose eornge, ~~ Abbott of Bidwell aerved as belt mn and uahera were Louis lll ~ 1 , ~.~~ j '" m. before In · all ... deeor&ted. ved. ~rahgementl of white eJadol: marrlqe ' and a corsp.ge of wlitte reception 11was.llle' home following the c~remony bt tbe Rev. JN<Inl'a mother. A l~fe tiered br1nch candelabra•. . .... .. . . 1 Among thoae atteqd~,g: tqe 9inc and reception · from towu W1ere MISIJ • ~Min Su1ie )lawk, Mn. Wayne BarJtara SWisher, :nuucll, Mr. I~L~ue~D!Ie~H~a~w~k:l•:s;· ;·~~:.·~·~ Rite ..... ! :~--~·~·;· ....... . .· .~...;·:~~;;JSocl~~el~y~~~-~ . Soeleb ,. Emoge!'le WI~II!L Enalbh Gllberi Mn. Mary Tommy, \)lrneJ, Mr. and and famUy, MUs Hickman, Bidwell and S. T. John· and' Mr. and ' son, Pomeroy. frecedlns the teremony a hall hour ot nuptial mualc wu presentted by )Irs. Elbert McGhee, Gal llpo!Ja, 'pl1niot, and ' liuring the ceremony, Mr. Abbott oang The Lord's Prayer. MrL Qualls, mother of the bride wore 1 light blue ou11 with dpk ~roclam~tioD of Govemor William O'Neill Wll read. A film Wll shown and booklet• "High School Hurdl111" were preaented to 48 TONIGHT , April Jamem Stewut "THI ltlRI'f OF ST. LOUIS" (Clnemaocope·Te<hnlcolol') - aloo• "CHASING THI SUN" (Wonderful Trip lo Florid1) (In Tecb~lcolor) Alto C.rloon T..a. & Wtd. April 2f.30 HOAIIOIIIHOW 1. ~ohn Alar ! "TTil MOLl PIOPLI" - also - ' aenlou Mro. J. Q. !\Ice reail th' devotlonlll,. and ~ymn oJnglng with Mre. Ulllin Stell! ~~ the plano " part of the prorram. Mrs, Arnold Green preaented thO Ienon. Mloo Sauer reported that ~0 had been received from nle1 tn. Homemade tee cream and take waa aervtd lo tbe membera by the hoateSHI, )Ira. Green, Mn. Lester Boice, Mr& Mae Li&htfoot, Mn. Oma1Nelion and Mra. C. C. Cbap· maa. Fricks Are Host At In rty ' ia Te~r~ple Pytl1ian Sisters Is Held and fainlly of Mrs. El~ert .lleGhee, ')l!:~~!a;:;~it~ Scott, Rev. and Mrs'. ·if l QalllpoUa; aDd Mr. """' , .,,,~ Wiloon, lolr.'and Mra." Mrs Mildred !lmio andi·1111'S: lilt H1rr11 of BlackfQrk. The couple' ire at home to their frlenda oh Bil<e~ Sl, Middleport. 'lnhDtEPO 'R ' 'T' 1'011 . e~l,ltep. ta~lpalJID 1o 'nominate u. S.· l~le A. 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