http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/74803190c2c5eba6ed246f333003a1e0.pdf 00c440097982cf2a7105aba53eb8d8c5 PDF Text Text - t • r' ~IJr Sentlnol, The ei.fhth birthday o Conme Bf,ehner wu celebrated Monday afternoon at ber home on North Tbirrl Stnet. SOCIETY' Mainly About People In Pomeroy ly LUCILLE H.t.WKINS NEWS OF THE AREA Elberfelds Store Wide June Sales DRY GOODS - HOUSEWARES • MEN S WEAR FURNITURE • READY TO WEAR - DRAPERIES • FLOOR COVERINGS 1 ng Vows Are Exchanged Tuesday Mr and Mrs. Ja ck Cramer and daughttr of Dover and Mrs Mar· Cramtr ot Jackson were Games were played and pnzes On Tuesday afternoon June 2 at 2:30 p.m. at the Heath were awarded to Lob A . Sauer, weekend guests of Mr. illd Mrs. Methodist Church, Middleport, Mrs. Pauley Kincaid Neal Clarence Slruble Jimmy Butcher and Kevm Dailey A<: and .Mn. Clartoce William became the bride pf Mr. Paul Ruttencutter. The ceremony Motion pictures were taken at the party by ConDie 's aunt, Mrs Andrews of Quonset Point, R. 1. was perfonned before the immediate famiJies by the Rev . Jack Bachner and rlet'oralf'd cup arnved Tuc!day for a Hi day fur· Raymon Konkritht. The bride Is cakes, 1ce cream and KoGl Aid Iough w1th h1s parents, Mr. and the .daughter of Mr. and Mra. J were ser ved and surpnse favors Mn Clarence Andrews. W. Kmcald of North Fourth Av~ Mrs Henry Joachim and son were gJven each guut. nue, and Mr. and Mrs L. J . Rut· Ct)arles of Youngstown visited lencutter of Mason, are the bride Present were Sheilii Childs, relatives in the area over tbe groom's parent&. Nant'!y Buchanan, D~bbic L.a.ney, weeke:.d The br1de wore for her wedding Cynthia Mills. Leland Eugene a dress of blue silk ou:anza with FREDDIE HOUDASHEL T Mr. and ~r s Carl As hbaugh and Brown, Kevm Dailey , Jimmy But matchmg blue accessoriea and a cher, 0Uta Lewis, LOIS A . Sauer, daughtt>u, Janet and Carol of Mr. and Mn. c. E . Burdette o .,mall while flower hat. Her Denfl/5 AuH. Debbie Hmkle , Mi Elltcolt C1ty, Md., were weekend Grant Street were in Leon, Va . ers were centered with a white il chod Buskirk , Sherne Shuler, guesh of her parents, Mr. and v1s1lmg with relatives Of('hid. Billy Haptonstall , Stephen Bach Mrs. David Frecker. Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs The bride's. small daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Freck · ner and Conn ie's s1ster, Karen and A. A. S('arberry were 'Mr. and Mr~ 1 Ann Neal, aasuted ber mother dur· and her grandmother, Mrs. Ida Bach- cr or Tuppers Plams, Mr Henry Scarberry and two ~ons of l.\g the ceremony by bOlding: her ner. Patty Crossman, George Mrs. Roy Frecker and son James, Dayton, Mr and Mrs. Ralph Stock bouquet . Sprouse and Stt>phen Krink e sent Pme Grove, Mr. and Mrs. Carl man (Sarah Scarberry) of Colurr, . The mother of the. brtde wore Ashbaugh and daught~r Carol g1fts but were unable to attend. bus and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Car· a nav~ blue dress With navy ac· were Saturday evening (:uests of penter and d 11 ughtcr Gladys of ces.sones and a pmk hal Her cor· :'itr. and Mrs. Homer Holter . Columbus The Stock~ans had al· sage WMS of pink sweetheart Sunday guests of Mr. and Mro. su Ueen h.ere on Wednesday to at · The groom's mother wore Homer Holler were Miss Emma tend the commencement exercucli blue dress wlth yellow a~c·~~:~ Joacharn and Mrs. Dana Peoples at Middleport High School when and her corsage was of of Pomeroy, Mrs. Ed Joachim and Mrs. Stockman's son, John W~lls , ro.11es. )frs . Henry Joachim and .110n received his diploma. Immediately following tbe cere· Charles, Youngstown . Miss Sharon Jones will be in mony a reception was held at th~ Mr and Mrs. Home r Holter Athens for the Ohlo University home of the bride's parents. spent Sunday evening in Middle · Summer 'Music Clinic, June 14·17. The home was Meorated with port with Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Mis~ Jonca will be a prompter for pink and white carnation.!! and the Russell . the Chnic. large decorated wedding uke Mrs. Gladys Cuck lcr and Mrs. ped with the msniature bride and Ehz.abcth . Allen ~pen! the week groom centered tbe table. After end at Darwin w1tb Mr. and Mrs. the bride and groom cut the Welby Whaley piece, the cake wa.11 served by Mr. and Mrs. Ross Hannahs George D. We.11t of Charlesron, W. moved Monday from the Stanley Va. and Mrs. Grace Via of Bor&er, property to the K~>ehler apart· Texas. served Lhe punch. ment, 811\ternu\ Avenue. For her going away trip th~ Miss Mary HilJ of Columbus bride wore ;m American blur silk and Mlu Barbara Hill of Ches· dreu with navy tc-r weH• wuekend guests of Mr. and 11 wbite hat and wore the or and Mrs E. .T Hill. Flatwoods. chKI conage from her bouquet. Errold Dawson and Mr. Md The couple plall to live In ·cal· lipoha after they return from the1r wcddmg trip. The bride is a graduate of Mid· dleport tl.lgh School and attended Plastic and rayons. Solids, plaids. stripes and florals . Slims, Regulars and Pagoda Styles Reg. Reg. Reg. Reg. Regular collar styles and Ivy League :styles. Sizes 6 to 18 . 216 Shkls for this Sale While They Last MISSES and 111\L •. SIZES ,3.95 - U.95- f5.95 TEMPLE-Middleport MERCEDES CONDON DRESS SHOP Not Open Tonight and Thun. FRIDAY and SATURDAY SUN., MON. and TUES. "SHAGGY DOC" Jo'red MacMurray, Jea.111 Hegen Actml .. lon 75c and .SOc • . Fealher-llp!, •• oomlortoble, you'D want ,....nl pain of thooo emart. trim ud CC~Iorful work. and-ploy K1111. Cool duck uppero, with • perkr oln1le do. Sturdy ooleo In conlrutinc white. MuoiNwidtlu. · Mr!. Willhun Dawson and daughter, Dale Ann of Belle, W. Va .. vlalled Saturday wltb Mr. and Mrs. John Terrell. Mn . Timothy Bl&hop and Mr. and Mrs. Geara:e Bisbop and aon Don of Columbu8 were SundAy guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jobn Ter· $4.49 White Black Chino " ' reU. Mr. and Mrs Danny Thompaqn and family returned homf! Tuca· day morning from a vlalt with son. relatives in Tenne111ec. Week end aue1ta of Mr. and MrL Mr. and Mrs. Kennetb Hill of Carl Owena were Mr. and Mn. Marlon were Monday aueala of Paul Winebrenner end . and fht«ecla JMlaA* ..,.,,,_ .... Sltoe of CIIQmplont HARTLEY' BEll..lllo.JETT f"'lll"'ll I'U" SHOE STORE "Middle Of Upper Bloek" ho.!lpital for two weeka or more for observation. The addreu of hospital is 1001 Eut Broad St., Columbus, Ohio. Mrs. 0. 8 . Stout and her broth· cr, Dale -Dutton, went to <-"tncinnatl Sunday night to get Barbara Stout. lllss Stout's c.ar wu damaged In illl acl!ldent and couldn't .be driven home. No one wu serioutly injured. Mrs. Fred Thomu wbo had en · tered Holzer Hospital for surgery wu returned to her home SundAy. Her condillon waa much better than waa at lint thoucht and surgery was not necessary. Mrs. George Faris of Columbua vlsiled over the week tnd with Mrs. 0. ·B. Stout and dauihter, Barbara, and other relatlvea. Mnt F11ril plans to go to Binghamton, New York, for the 1Ummer where Mr. Faris Is .1tatloned with the State of Ohio Dep1rtment of In· sura nee. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bet1 had aa guests laat week end Dr. and M'r1. R. B. Lamb of Columbua. On Tue• day Mra. C. S. ·Braken and Mrt. Emma SetUe of Charletton visited them. Mlaa Sharon Jonea, atudent tt OU, nme home 1\ltsdiY for the summer vacttlon. Other OU stu· dent who wtll-.b e 1t1rUna:· their cation8 this week are Jeanette Crookl, Tommy Sldnn«~r, Jact UO>yd, Charlet Haall:lna, Mary Carolyn Miller, John P'iaher an~,a­ ny Sanborn and Jim Buell of Ma· hb bmlher and slater-In-law, Mr. Mro. Jock Bowmon ond dou~l~~r.j and Mra. E. J . Hill ' Susan, of Columbua, Mr. 1 Mr. and Mu. Richard Crow ond J . C. Goodrich ond l\ll't. Anno ow- family ol Warren, 0 ., were vial· ens 00 Dayton. Mr. and Mn. Good· Owtnl ;:::::;;;::~~~;~;.~~;;~~;:;;;:;;~~to~r:•:h:•:re~o;ve~r~l:h:e:w:ee:k;••;d~. ~~I Clarence at •R utland, rich and Chaae Mra. funeralattended Ute Mra. Owena romalned here for a MODI!-NII~.........-~---1 IODiet vlalt. Vl! -v n "' ~ The Mluloqory Society ol the -1 curio. lllml ~~~~~ • IIWIAIIUCIM-,. • IUI1RII.Y Mt. Moriah ·B iptllt Cburch will meet Thursday at the home of :~rs. Kathr)'n PQne. Leab K. Rowley . and Parker will be united ln1 ~~~ June 6 at 2 :30. p. m. II. tJ bury Cburdll of ,Cb.rlat In an open churth weddln•. A reception for the Immediate tamUiea 11\d tlo.e frlendl will follow the '<i"iln,~r~-· Mn. Gu)' .Reynolchl, who Ia vlllti~ with . Clarence Arcl\er, -.n'IIIIAIICMIUIIIUMIII• llliYII 1Y 111111 Ill 1Y11 1• ftlll • ..1111-lll!M IAIIIlltll nuBlliiiiDI&YI ......... ....""'........ . . ..... ...... can. . "''. ..,..., ,,,._. ...... i... ..... ... .. .... .aA. IIMWICII IMf C. OMIAMt lit · ~ ~ Or*! ....... . .. .• I.IIM!MIII 'IR --·-GOESSLER JEWELRY ~.... CINit4 .......... .......,._Ms•"*' POMEROY ~ Brief style and band leg style. Regular sizes 5 to 8. Nylon tricot slips - lace trimmed - all white Sizes 32 to 40. ON SALE While They Last 2 for $1.00 Sale $3.00 SPORTS SOCKS Big a.ssol'llment of patterflS. In the most ' popuJ'r color oombio-Mions. Sizes 10 t.o 13. Zephyr w6ight argyiu Soft spun coLtons. Nylon reidor- ced lleel and toe. 3 pairs for $1.00 • 12 reg. $1.~5 Handbags 41 reg. $~. 95 Handbags 4 reg. $4.95 Handbags 9 reg. $7.95 Handbags In All Sizes 29 to 50 Waist Measure . . . . . SALE $6.00 SALE SALE SALE SALE Sizes 4 to 18 Boys 75c KNIT BRIEfS A Well Known Brond Sizes - Small, Medium and large. $2.00 pair 2 for $2.50 . Cigaretre 'Taxes Given Two Cent Hike New Tax Bill Is Expected To Take $23 Million AYear , , FOR THIS SALE All Our Lamp Shades In Stock In This Sole ' Regularly 49c to $2.89 Sale 69c 25c to $1.95 BArH MAT THROW COVERS IRONING BOARD COVER and TUFLEX PAD SITS and sofas. Plain and fig. ured. Sale $3.00 Reg. ,4.95 Sale $4.00 Reg, U.95 Sale JS.OO Sale $1.39 SALE $3.89 SALE! Reg. $49.00 · · Sale $46.00 Sale $46.00 Sale $45.00 Sale $45.00 Sale $44.00 Salt $44.00 9'xl2' Axmlnlsler RUGS Colors grey, tan, black. Only 7 rugs In !his group. Leaf and modern de:slgns. Red, grey, green and black color combi- $2.39 a rard Sale $35.00 fabric in 54 inch width. nations. Dual purpose Living Room Furniture • • ..,. $289.00 IUIOEHLER LOUNGE (Red) ........ SALE $189.10 · · KROEHLER LOUNGE (Browa) ...... SALE $188.00 I Ret. $1!9.00 . GAS and EUCTRIC DRYm I Re&.$14t.OO ·RCA Whirlpool Gcia Dryer .. Soit $18i. SIMMONS LOUNGE (Chareoal Tweed) SALE U11.00 SALE! ,, , l .... $44.00 ..........00 RCA Whirlpool Gos Dryer Reg. $241.00 Sole $ZZZ, Occasiual Chair .... · .. · .. .. Sale $25.00 I Rei- $U.OG I Rec.UII.OO "' RCA Whirlpool Gas Dryer . Sole $199. Kroehler Relaxer Qair · · · · · · · · s.le $40.00 1 Rec. $ZII.OO 1 Ref. $88.08 RCA Whirlpool Electric Dryer 'Sole $111 ,, IJtec.UII.OO RCA Whirlpool Electric Dryer SCale $151 STOltE HOIJR$ Thunday ·llld ' evO!')' •"!II · ill1 I A.M. TO J P.M.. Salunl~ - I A.M. lo I · P ,1!1. • Kroehltr Swivel Rocker · · · · · · Salt $40.00 ·I Reg. $3li.IO ValenUne'Seaver Occasional CHin .. .. .. .. .. .. Salt $25.00 lulte ·Sales. E·lberfelds ' -.: \. < r- It- I • ope<lll 1lt>glng. A baptismal CINCINNATI ,'.V l!t - A davenport by day and a bed by Night I Community Hall, Sunday, June 7. Services will begin at 10:30 a. m. with a basket dinner at nooD. Rev. 0 . G. MdCI.nney wiU be the gue.lt &peaker in the afternoon MAR~JT . .PORT Hlde-A·Ieds ond Sleep or Lounges menllln · · ' · , . senile rouo.J..d tile j~-~li' t11e Fairview Cburch and Freedom Gospel Misaion wUl hold an. all day service at tbe Letart Falla aenoie« wUl be he!d at ·Racine at S p. m. Any putor and hia candl;jates are invited to join lD. these rervices. .SIMMONS LOUNGE (Brown) .•..... SALE $188.00 . SALEf RCA :WHIRLPOOL Fairview Chur(!h All-Day Sehi~~ . To Be On Sunday '!ilh SALE! I Ref. $141.00 11 with or l>loyero manapra eannot 188 present, are to meet at tbe Rtta"-side Part SaturdQ aJ. 0 a. m. iij unlfqrm aftd ready to JQJicit t.lllt community house-toboul:l. ··.., 2 - Roo- $4.95 Heavyweight upholstery white sidewall tires. i'm<>lh;,. SALE $3.39 Now on sale in the tov department on the main floor horn MiddlePort 13- .... $2.95 SALE $2.39 BICYCLES Sturdily constructed moke wilh chrome trim - R•t· $1.95 SALE $1.39 14-R... $3.95 UPHOLSTERY FABRIC • Rlg. $59.00 Girls 26" Bikes Reg. $59.00 Bors 26" Bikes Reg. $57.50 Girls 24" Bikes ;R,. $57.50 lors 24" likes $56.00 Girls 20" Bikes ., ;Reg. ' Reg. $56.00 lors 20" likes • 11 - sockel f2.95 around the ea.rth aeroaa an4 !OUtb poles. col.On. Bone white on black me· tal bed lamps. Pull chain Reg. $3.95 Sfri 2 011nd 3 pl~e sets In this group. Sflme 't!<ltton. Some vi8C'Ose. Pastel and dark BED LAMPS Ideal for cha•irs, couches SALE I Roadmaster headlight - Pomeroy-Middleport, Olilo;l'b SPORT SHIRTS SILICONE - .,.... .... REPLACEMENT LAMP SHADES Y2 PRICE SALE Well known brands Made o( steer hide leather in all sizes 30 to 50. Color Black, brown, tan , ,tgrey. ·1 2 for $1.00 Sale 88c . , . contl.... .,.,... tt!tllht ... PrW•r· H&,h ....., 7. . . 1_. .... 142 To Sell 93 Pairs To Sell • Sizes 30 to 42. Choice of tan or grey twill. - Special Sale Price for Tlmrs· day and Friday. LEATHER BELTS. Sizes 6 to 18 FH ell standud sh:e aronjng boards Thick Tuflcx pad proW.des custnou fur smoot-her ironing. NU...42 .•,.. ,,..,., • un........... • SALE $1.00 SALE $1.50 SALE $2.50 SALE $4.00 Men's Short Sleeve Men's Solid Boys 75c T-SHIRTS $6.00 $5.00 $5.00 $4.00 ·. .. ... ... ... WORK TROUSERS YEAR AROUND WEIGHTS Well KDown Brand VOL XI Ualtetll ,,... ................. Ohieo : Mllltfy fllr .....,., teflllht WOMEN'S HANDBAGS Men's $2.95 Dress Trousers Dress Trousers Dress Trousers Dress Trousers D,ress Trousers lOOft H ' ht o...m.d 1 Roll..aoyg, Th.., ...... honeymoonln1 . . .., In "" 1'*2 modl4 II"'OUIIM he .... h. lor $112. Weather Sole! Special Group DRESS TROUSERS $9.95 $8.95 $7.95 $6.95 $5.95 enttne 10\ITH MOOII, lnoloa4 UP! -lthtl s.m.., 21, tehl Tomrnr Harrl .. 22. •he'd ~Ntry hhn 11 • Men's 50e ,..._ .....,.. COURT STREET $1.39 $2.39 $3.39 $4.39 MEN'S state;,;~~:~~f~~~~~:sh~·:~?.··~f;i TONIGHT "SHAGGY DOG" }'red MacMurray, Jean Hogen' Admi .. lon 75c and SOc THURSDAY and FRIDAY " THE JOURNEY" Yul llrynner - Deborah Kerr SALE SAL.E SALE SALE $1.00 member of Ohio ness and Club und Church. She Was employd by New York Central Railroad Charleston, w. Va. The groom graduated from hama High School and &ll•ende_, Gree111brler Military School. presently employed with Union ·B aree Line 111 Captain on "The Northern." Others present for the reception were Miss Dahli1 Pauley, Major and Mrs. John P. Kincaid and aon Jimmie of Columbus, Mn. 1\ay· mon tconli:right, Mfl. Leiter Zer~le and Claudia and Jennifer of Maidn and Mrs. Lena Mu•grave of Colum· bus, Mn. Warren Davia and Mra . Bruce Lloyd pf Middleport. Pomer<>y Umbrellas Umbrellas Umbrellas Umbrellas SPORT SHIRTS Dresses IIIEIGS - $1.95 $2.95 $3.95 $4.95 Boys $1.50,$1.59 SHORT SLEEVE II Pomeroy Bend THEATRES WOMEN'S SLIPS • CHUCKLE FOR TODAY BODY STARTLESMOT()lUSTs Reg. f3 .98 RAYON PANTIES WOMEN'S UMBRELLAS w. SUN Women's Shanmont SALE! Around And About Middleport I • • Pomerny-Middleport, 0 ., June 3, 1959 Connie Bachner rCelebrates Her ·Eighth Birthday ' • , l'rOdil<e: E«r•. uncl>anp.t, steady on tarre, barely s~y OD othen, Middleport Ret Board To Meet Friday At 1 PM in approvin& compulsory · , noculntions against five diliaRS,.- ~ including polio. ' A resolutioa was entered lh the Senate for a studY and ripoit to Dnt Lecislature on whether capital punishment should be abolished In Obio. Tbe Senate paiaed and se~t to the Huuse a bill prohibiUng 'draa oo publie higbwaya aDd Tb~ violaton u severely p dri~iDg. . !lc.use opened adion to l111t November'• .11ue No. to Lewis Ellis, president of the emmenta metropolitan Middlc~ort Recreation Board tbe ballot for "rires at farms., eonsumera ,white wblch oPerates the swimmloc 1nd !brown, A Jumbo 23·28, extra pool IL'bject to appi'oval of town laroge none; A large 1'9-24, A me- couocll aald the bolfd WUI meet :l~wn 13-11. A ..wi 10.13, B larat- Friday in tdlfn haU at 7 P- m. ur-18, under&r~tlos &-14. Other boaril members are Lion~ekeru, frfers and beaa gea- el Bosp, Ken McElhinney, Eddie !rilfY uneha~ed, .f ryer orferinp Blak4!1 and Bruce IJoyd. •dequatt, demand fair, fryers 2~ 4 lb lf-UJ, heavy hen1 10-12, liJ:bt MAN PINID 'lena 8-9, fryer priceS 5,000 at 14, DiU Jfclblfie, 33, Middleport 54,200 at 141,2, 33,200 at 15, 33,800 wu fined $5 and costs Wednesat 115, 33,800 1t 15*, 4,100 at 18. day niJbr by Mayor C. 0. Fisher Butter, 90 IC'OI'fl 71. , oD conviction of intoxication. neede.t mWltered for the -~~It~' rt ...., • ..,. �• ':'Hl DAILY SENT-INEL l 1 tract attention ln delivering an Address. Last Sot-y when C011gressman Walter H. Moeller spoke from the sundeck of the Milidleport Swimming pool in l'Onnection with "Cemmunity Day" - which it turned out likely was a -, -. I}'ISftomer - bardly 10. persons paid attention to his remarks. 1 Regardless of political party. the congressman deserved attention. From the results of the 1958 local election it is just possible there were considerably more than 10 Democrats among the several hundred persons on the park grounds at the time. If so, their manners particularly left something to be desired. The event, in any case, should serve to mark the e'Xtraordinar·y shift that he come to AmertcaPJs in the attention they give to the people who molll it for ""'"A WOMEN'S VIE1' ~e_T AN' PL.AYtN ' A K(:l~· UA~ ·' PQE"rTv SOP'1'. -NEW YORK UPI - Someday hU 1o a:et out · of Germany. It · Maria Derell plana to trade all wU eau for me . , .. my p.trent& CL.ANCf ·• •• committe• ask the It Wa.!l QACKET ~ PAm !="OR COf..11N OUT alread.)' citizens here." A LARGE IY ILANCHI M. HASKINS contribute. SELEcnON TO CHOOSE FROM Gbeerve the quarterly at the next mretinJ on with a pot· luek dinner. MmbO.o were re· quc~_h•rl to btinl tax 1tamPI to And Ql!alllled Experlenoed lliesmen to h.ely you teloc_t lhe right ~or and arflnlemeats to •ull your · home. tbliJ meetint·· A aocial hOur We would like to late lhb opportuDi.y to tbank our 111111y frlondo who bare helped IIIUe oar ..tore Ia . . _ ' W.Va. a suce.... We are delerOQlned to give our friends ODd t1Uiomors tile •ullly Ia hnllllue n .~ ances they want and deserve. We now have 3 largo noon o1 fiDe fumllure •• dllplf' 1114 w~ feel 1 ·~ sel..lion has bolpeol mike our business a saeeeso. 8o "'by not oetUo for lllo lloB iad' llop Ia a¥ · , .' , it Mason Furniture or the Rullan<l Flll'lllture. The liftt Ia fine home fllrllloblaea ld a prlu you eo affoill &e pay. . .· . IT PAYS TO SHOP WHERE YOU HAVE Did You Know That? mef'tltlg and · tO w~re I a 1ilent tOr dilhe• in ·for the title of "I came bere khowina nD Eng· .... very Jittle money with she aaid. "I llbbed about lint job aa in Wynn· lady df the cook eereal A hundred years ago a congreStiman's speech, or mere showing of himself, was enough to "pack 'em in." Today the voter il he llotken le vole - l!oe· troubl& pullillg himself awa.y from his TV screen. or out of the family ear purrin' to a holiday picnic area maybe 50 mllea aWay, reg3rdless of who comes to. his local stage. Thus, we offer Mr. ·Moeller an apology . To explore a bit further the observation above that Community may have been misnamed: - One Pomeroyan. Ia staunch Republican! was overheard saying, "I'd ·wanted to come down to hear Moeller but I auess that thing you put on was a- Middleport affair." - Dozens of folks parked cars alpng Broadway overlooiQing pool and llllltk, failed to come down and "join the fun." And this in spite of seven! thousands of words of "publicity" With lire·plainest of invitations for ...eryone to aU:.\ln4. Oh, weU. Live and learn. aU(JUOn 2-llaUy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middlepor(~.. June 4, 1959 They'll Do It Every Time • Couimentating Editorially OUR MANNERS WERE SHOWINC It appears no less than the President him· self would have to be in Middleport to at- • . ~..,.,. . folloWed the meeting ·and jJamea were played and prb:ea aw:H~d'ed the wlnner1. APPRECIATIO" DAYS SPECIAU ~ '. P~.ECJ · ·. DI;NlTT·E· SET' ·- :: ' ' • DOily.Sentln.t 'Dayboc* •• at the ~.urcll­ wlth . ]Helen In cbargtl •nd olgbt. were instal1ed and annual . reJtQl'ts so.o.a Cluo · ol I warn Inc. dinner on an.: vi1lted the try part· e or 1 mlle1 lrom \file ~bably he•t a loud tPn'iet blai'Jn1 short of even C11pitol-;you1t like aa not. ''Whuaamarrier, c~t a· hale In your het!;l'" ot "Wbn taucht you to drive, Ji'amma and finally "Go "I on &om,_we didn't .,.nt "'" Ia tlu! lltal ~141lo"' ·Ptonut behlud ,,.,. tire; blutdy. 'l'llem wu~t tlie- daze. - ' Ridle cemeter,. ina In Columbu• now aft)'Where State '. a.' '• FRill 2-Door REFRIGERATOR· FREEZER years, the cop took up 1118 watetl for prayer& for pt'aCe have CODe up any JUY No. 2 who'd come Into from our home and from countl111 !the tllalal zone, the ctulhed :;,;:~u;;;r thouaanda of others all over . the peanut havlnc 11ven a6Ulelent Methodist MYF Fetlowship 111tir'n Is Held I .. " '. Qen4va. For many, many Ju~t -. · Yllll'll feill Uke a Queen In your kitchen with this ••• · If Y'IJU think we haven'i- had parking · regulations .and tratfle problems for ma'ny a lonJ year, just Iitten to this tate of Colum~ bus 20 years ago told me by neighbor Shirley Mllft. Tbe eop would put a peanut !shell and atl, our time. I think) jull an inclf back ot 'an At our brealtfut table tOday Dad plld tribute and thanked God Ulegalty puked car. ltit- had no tbat ~n )Jay 27 all wu peacelbl traffic ticket to •tick o~. but this Witb ltmd hope~ that even more Wll to catch the , next offendrr aotid peace can be planned out at becl.\lse when guy No. i went But at ll!ast a:uy No. 2. ,, I. world. The J'BI always teb his man, "'fill the war drum.! throb no and so did the cop• lo Colurn~UI, )oria:er and the battle nags are lb1. J'audree ' ' ' . . • have m~:~.~~ tbe .lpllll bouse on U . This Is Just A Small Part Of Our Fine · Selection of LiVing ROolll Ful'lliture Nn! C111HN Hu-- every one thought ~~ the hlgb Ji8nlficance of beloV41111t Foster Dullea · beinl laid to rest on MIY 2'1'. the very diy that K'h11h· rhev had pre1umahly laid down for ·the beginning of the end for the free world? To me, the hand af Providebee God Himself Is to be seen In . Even Gromyko was here, ~01'1111 reverence by hi1 very com· one of the truly areat 1oule H ...ntll '.:1-'1 Gau-l -farm. · Mi-1. Claire Woode lh Cincinnati · Oninae ~ned tbe weeken~ Alumni banQtlet Sat· YO.a11i . . . . . . . . . . . .... Hlfltn_....,_ : ;~P,~(I~ll~ . Pl~.YS .. . ':. :~3·.9.,. .9$ ~ , .· · · "•: ·. ' ' ' SPECJ-AL, .· .· ......... ...... ._ ... ..... .l . r ' ' 4,. <- ~d . ~ · .~ ·', . .11: : .~ ~ ~ve 1.• .a . pi~lure of odr Rug Dept. on 2nd Door. We have over 30 patterns Ill choose from. In Sandran and .Arms\l'ong •Plaslie Rugs, ia• 9 and IZ fl. widths. We .. cut lt to fll your room size and dellver II Free to )'Our door. Our rug .aales have more than doubled this season. See our Rug Sel..tlon today. We have a pallern to .fit ypur need. I I I ! '. ; f. • j ·' . \... .4' • ! • . "" . ..... ' •· · ~...... .,} ...! 1,> ' • 'i . . t '·.. MAS0~7 WEST VIRGINIA ·,' .,., ,. . •' .... ' I". ' �• ':'Hl DAILY SENT-INEL l 1 tract attention ln delivering an Address. Last Sot-y when C011gressman Walter H. Moeller spoke from the sundeck of the Milidleport Swimming pool in l'Onnection with "Cemmunity Day" - which it turned out likely was a -, -. I}'ISftomer - bardly 10. persons paid attention to his remarks. 1 Regardless of political party. the congressman deserved attention. From the results of the 1958 local election it is just possible there were considerably more than 10 Democrats among the several hundred persons on the park grounds at the time. If so, their manners particularly left something to be desired. The event, in any case, should serve to mark the e'Xtraordinar·y shift that he come to AmertcaPJs in the attention they give to the people who molll it for ""'"A WOMEN'S VIE1' ~e_T AN' PL.AYtN ' A K(:l~· UA~ ·' PQE"rTv SOP'1'. -NEW YORK UPI - Someday hU 1o a:et out · of Germany. It · Maria Derell plana to trade all wU eau for me . , .. my p.trent& CL.ANCf ·• •• committe• ask the It Wa.!l QACKET ~ PAm !="OR COf..11N OUT alread.)' citizens here." A LARGE IY ILANCHI M. HASKINS contribute. SELEcnON TO CHOOSE FROM Gbeerve the quarterly at the next mretinJ on with a pot· luek dinner. MmbO.o were re· quc~_h•rl to btinl tax 1tamPI to And Ql!alllled Experlenoed lliesmen to h.ely you teloc_t lhe right ~or and arflnlemeats to •ull your · home. tbliJ meetint·· A aocial hOur We would like to late lhb opportuDi.y to tbank our 111111y frlondo who bare helped IIIUe oar ..tore Ia . . _ ' W.Va. a suce.... We are delerOQlned to give our friends ODd t1Uiomors tile •ullly Ia hnllllue n .~ ances they want and deserve. We now have 3 largo noon o1 fiDe fumllure •• dllplf' 1114 w~ feel 1 ·~ sel..lion has bolpeol mike our business a saeeeso. 8o "'by not oetUo for lllo lloB iad' llop Ia a¥ · , .' , it Mason Furniture or the Rullan<l Flll'lllture. The liftt Ia fine home fllrllloblaea ld a prlu you eo affoill &e pay. . .· . IT PAYS TO SHOP WHERE YOU HAVE Did You Know That? mef'tltlg and · tO w~re I a 1ilent tOr dilhe• in ·for the title of "I came bere khowina nD Eng· .... very Jittle money with she aaid. "I llbbed about lint job aa in Wynn· lady df the cook eereal A hundred years ago a congreStiman's speech, or mere showing of himself, was enough to "pack 'em in." Today the voter il he llotken le vole - l!oe· troubl& pullillg himself awa.y from his TV screen. or out of the family ear purrin' to a holiday picnic area maybe 50 mllea aWay, reg3rdless of who comes to. his local stage. Thus, we offer Mr. ·Moeller an apology . To explore a bit further the observation above that Community may have been misnamed: - One Pomeroyan. Ia staunch Republican! was overheard saying, "I'd ·wanted to come down to hear Moeller but I auess that thing you put on was a- Middleport affair." - Dozens of folks parked cars alpng Broadway overlooiQing pool and llllltk, failed to come down and "join the fun." And this in spite of seven! thousands of words of "publicity" With lire·plainest of invitations for ...eryone to aU:.\ln4. Oh, weU. Live and learn. aU(JUOn 2-llaUy Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middlepor(~.. June 4, 1959 They'll Do It Every Time • Couimentating Editorially OUR MANNERS WERE SHOWINC It appears no less than the President him· self would have to be in Middleport to at- • . ~..,.,. . folloWed the meeting ·and jJamea were played and prb:ea aw:H~d'ed the wlnner1. APPRECIATIO" DAYS SPECIAU ~ '. P~.ECJ · ·. DI;NlTT·E· SET' ·- :: ' ' • DOily.Sentln.t 'Dayboc* •• at the ~.urcll­ wlth . ]Helen In cbargtl •nd olgbt. were instal1ed and annual . reJtQl'ts so.o.a Cluo · ol I warn Inc. dinner on an.: vi1lted the try part· e or 1 mlle1 lrom \file ~bably he•t a loud tPn'iet blai'Jn1 short of even C11pitol-;you1t like aa not. ''Whuaamarrier, c~t a· hale In your het!;l'" ot "Wbn taucht you to drive, Ji'amma and finally "Go "I on &om,_we didn't .,.nt "'" Ia tlu! lltal ~141lo"' ·Ptonut behlud ,,.,. tire; blutdy. 'l'llem wu~t tlie- daze. - ' Ridle cemeter,. ina In Columbu• now aft)'Where State '. a.' '• FRill 2-Door REFRIGERATOR· FREEZER years, the cop took up 1118 watetl for prayer& for pt'aCe have CODe up any JUY No. 2 who'd come Into from our home and from countl111 !the tllalal zone, the ctulhed :;,;:~u;;;r thouaanda of others all over . the peanut havlnc 11ven a6Ulelent Methodist MYF Fetlowship 111tir'n Is Held I .. " '. Qen4va. For many, many Ju~t -. · Yllll'll feill Uke a Queen In your kitchen with this ••• · If Y'IJU think we haven'i- had parking · regulations .and tratfle problems for ma'ny a lonJ year, just Iitten to this tate of Colum~ bus 20 years ago told me by neighbor Shirley Mllft. Tbe eop would put a peanut !shell and atl, our time. I think) jull an inclf back ot 'an At our brealtfut table tOday Dad plld tribute and thanked God Ulegalty puked car. ltit- had no tbat ~n )Jay 27 all wu peacelbl traffic ticket to •tick o~. but this Witb ltmd hope~ that even more Wll to catch the , next offendrr aotid peace can be planned out at becl.\lse when guy No. i went But at ll!ast a:uy No. 2. ,, I. world. The J'BI always teb his man, "'fill the war drum.! throb no and so did the cop• lo Colurn~UI, )oria:er and the battle nags are lb1. J'audree ' ' ' . . • have m~:~.~~ tbe .lpllll bouse on U . This Is Just A Small Part Of Our Fine · Selection of LiVing ROolll Ful'lliture Nn! C111HN Hu-- every one thought ~~ the hlgb Ji8nlficance of beloV41111t Foster Dullea · beinl laid to rest on MIY 2'1'. the very diy that K'h11h· rhev had pre1umahly laid down for ·the beginning of the end for the free world? To me, the hand af Providebee God Himself Is to be seen In . Even Gromyko was here, ~01'1111 reverence by hi1 very com· one of the truly areat 1oule H ...ntll '.:1-'1 Gau-l -farm. · Mi-1. Claire Woode lh Cincinnati · Oninae ~ned tbe weeken~ Alumni banQtlet Sat· YO.a11i . . . . . . . . . . . .... Hlfltn_....,_ : ;~P,~(I~ll~ . Pl~.YS .. . ':. :~3·.9.,. .9$ ~ , .· · · "•: ·. ' ' ' SPECJ-AL, .· .· ......... ...... ._ ... ..... .l . r ' ' 4,. <- ~d . ~ · .~ ·', . .11: : .~ ~ ~ve 1.• .a . pi~lure of odr Rug Dept. on 2nd Door. We have over 30 patterns Ill choose from. In Sandran and .Arms\l'ong •Plaslie Rugs, ia• 9 and IZ fl. widths. We .. cut lt to fll your room size and dellver II Free to )'Our door. Our rug .aales have more than doubled this season. See our Rug Sel..tlon today. We have a pallern to .fit ypur need. I I I ! '. ; f. • j ·' . \... .4' • ! • . "" . ..... ' •· · ~...... .,} ...! 1,> ' • 'i . . t '·.. MAS0~7 WEST VIRGINIA ·,' .,., ,. . •' .... ' I". ' �\ . ·) , • • ' eds ·Take Racine 7-0, Jackets, Indians Tie, ' 4-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., June 4. 1959 'A Tighter League Chester Knocks Off Syracuse In County s~ftbaU Loop Play Chester knocked off Syracuse 4-3 last evening to tighten tbe Meigs County Sortb31J Association standing.a, and pus~ 2~2 . WINl ~" '"MCITMU ~ aoa••" Mother Gooee stakes at Belmont Howari 8etfiitg'Sizzlin; Paet-", At Victoria ln Class AA Ball ~e~,;;~h~~;r::·;;,.t:-"::-i~.:~: Equalling Eight lltrt- awitf· min&: eoaeh at the Univeraity tf Park yeaterday, coverina: a mile Cineinnatl. He will dltect the U. ·&. and an eighth in 1:49 2 / 6 with awimraini team in the 'P in Amlf'" ican ~amea at Chicago t.hil lllra· Paul .J. BaU.y up. · mer. lO~N ' • :~~~~~~Sit::"~ !;j.:;:: Chanap fill Tr'y UC. lf*MII.CMCII CINCINNA11 Ill'! - Pa~l NEW YORK UPI - Quill, the laub, 67, h•• been named East'a No. 1 flll)', won the $28,lW» YOUI- UIENDLY SPORTS. ~ MANAGEit -r..o. Title Defenses· _...... _.......... wey to bring the M·M Jets, 5-3 winners over Rock Springs . to the top of the pack with a 6..0 record . B'!d!IY Cundiff kepi his hot bat going with lwo doubles Ronnie Retton, cousin of ex-Panther Coach Dick of the and a· single f,tr Syracuse .but it was Rog~r Winebrenne.r ":ho poked home ·the loser's fma) two runs in the fourth mnmg same name, familiar to local cage fans for his scat-court work: as & Mountaineer· eager this past season. has signed a proon a homer with Cundiff on. woods also had three hits In the II wasn't £>nough. a1 Chester fessional baseball contract with the New York Yankees, l~h.it Minersville attaek . acored" th·e decisive rum• in the The younger may some day be the replacement IMK' 000 6----14 IS S for PhH Rizzuto, Rellon f i fth WhPn Gaul sint::led , Nunnal· Minenvlllo blocking the Yankees' hole betw~en second Durwh 211 100 0-- S 8 !'l ly was.' safe on .a fit'lde r's <"hoire Miller, Woods 7 and McNirk · and third base that nobody really has filled adequa-tely since and Powell ltipif'd . He :;rorf>d l~s . Tunwr and Eastman , Barn· the Scooter's retirement later on a sacrirke. hart. Retton was captain of the Hne Mountaineer team Gt"Orge WagnPr of Lhe Jt.'ls won He batted .385 as a shortstop }1-M Jets 200 000 0~ 8 1 this past cage season. his fou·r~h !'ilra ight agnin!'t no de· ROC'k ~pring: s . lOO O(Xl 0-3 4 2 this spring, His bonus was in excess of f!O,OOO, on a Class AA fl·a1s , · ~· 3 over Rock Sprmgs. AbWAgner 4·0 and ,I;uiJJ: ison. Ab· contract, and be already has departed for Auburn, N, Y,, in bott fanned eight for the losers bolt and Carman. a Class D league for preliminary seasoning. · ·•bile Phil Harrison had the h1g •~tler. 38-year·old WmpJon who we}fbed ont.)' 132-pound while ICOrlnlil a ninth . rouod technical knoc:keut victory ove.r bloody Rosi of 11&1)' and New York . admiq to frequent •hone Buzzy 8avasi, the WAaHINGTON UPI _ . Clum1eneral mani.eer, and greatest b()Oft.er. the ~onver111tlons concern pJon Joe .B rown, very diuatJttlecl But, every time the 23-year-old witb Wtdneaday nle:ht'l, IJOfY viootJt1ielder. liant oonuects solidly Pete.., toey over chalfen~er Paolo ROlli, An,wtt.re leaJue·leading Ro.ebuds are a Victoria for three aaid today be WQUld remain iJi tile atep d01er to lotinc ~ him. May and saw liJhtweitht dh'l••on and try to How•rd at U\'J anc1 W ffoward nine hila in 14 equ•l. a\ leut. tbe late Benny .l.tna.Ck three bomer1 and Leonard's record of e18'ht ti,tle :de· ...,. Nit ... ~le ..,.. ., .,..,.. d·~f\PI, rfve In nine· runs. 1 _ en.ea. alwieiM In th•' LM An..l• <ftil'l'tl ay._.., 11M, a'lll*l ltlm about the qulet·spok· ''I won't fJ')' lo atep up 10 ·t,he ttr ·• "POI'Md f1·~ . . . . en .bl.g. Almost without welterwel8'ht divleion," said tbe oft. the .Gttlo ·t t• i:MnjMII. his clouta have been the tfha ·Dod&ets rouow hil Pt'ogreu kind that dwarf Vlo- pla,te, •but often aheer power en: somewhat amaU ball n•rk ·abTea him to overconie fhe miaclo~ely and ."Rimor ·:hi.a it th.at they r.. mJY ~n .uU him to the maJor leavina: little doubt tbat they take. wrtuld have been home runl!!l In leaauea. . . "In aprlng tnlnlng I 1aw him 1..... Last season, he led tlae 'Three! an)' .... e. get completely fooled by' an out· Eye ·~a ilte, in ~ome runs 1'brf!e ·bJasts hit here .at home side pitch, recalled teammate. · w~~e ni ~g .~ and e·arnin& a have ~arried m feet or better . John Pfeiffer. , unanimous au..tar :berth. di94.Ppeared over the light ''But, he just leaned over and 1!hNwa ·well in the outfield. llapped a Une drive hoJpe run In balln onFrly h~s se;~n d seadson ott pbro bwlt b w "&.risHI powedr...Noboby hitt the Jyn Dodter &real, is akepUcal . Oa t~e eotltrary, he'1 Howard 's wiil go out of .hie ·DESK ( < 1 . '' 1. Rotl , who had 10 hutches taken in hil right brow at Sibley Hospi· tal thil morning and patches put on tbree other minor t:Ultl about his eyea, elaimed he. !Oijila the victim of Brown's aller,e(f buit1 and not hi.s fu;U . '· ' . "I ba(l the title in mv hands," ____ Dally Sentind, Pomerey-Middleport, 0 ,, J1111e • · 19~tl-ll Romer Clrelt CARMEL By a.tty Cui.,. Suflday dinner a:ueib of Wal· ter, Eva anrl ~a die Arth~r were Mr. and M,. . Allen Grlrwald of Vie nna , and Mr. and Mn. Charles. Griswald and ramil)' , Selina, Kans Afternocm t:allers were Mr. and 14n. Dana Hamm and Mrs. Oril. Arche r. Barbara and Marityo Roush nf Ar~~!.:a, Circle visited u. 1 Katie Athens spent Saturday with lbeir t a~ · parents. Mr. and ltn. Edison }lloore Sunday aflernoon . Mr. and Mn. DwigJn Swepl!!lton Roush. and family of Columbus were the Floyd WiiAnn or Cbandlienville weeke-nd gu~sh of her -parentl, ill via1ting hi• dau&:hter Mn. Mr. and Mu . Ralph Lee itnd son '' Mint,.., c.t...,. l. -- FOR AT~LETE'S II'OOT USE K!aATOL YTIC ACTJON BECAUI.Elt eloughs off -the infected K~ft!. Florenl!e, Linoa, Sue and Larf1 Th •-h 1 h •--"h ki Circle are viaitin£ in Florida with en wa.... res ' .,..,...1 Y 1 " re- CALGARY. Alta. UPI - Jim JuJt, 21 -year-old former ?iotre Dame halfback, signed today with .....;~ lstt weft on a tour. Mr. and 11111. GHra:e Ci.rtle I~ ... ...,. daughters Of lliddltport and lr(r. and Mrs. Jamet Citt!le and 10n of 6 1 N~w Haven :.ytr1t Sl'turday witb avHalo 1 HMYeM I ~rs . Mary Circle and son Hel•in. Rlc:-,.,_;4 '"' T....... H · Lester Berthawere Baileyreel!nl and .,;;;;;;.o;~~i~i~a"f Mrs. Oca and Ar~her guetts o! Walter , Eva and Sadie 1 de 1 d th bald'11h ld e ue ~. . ' 3"1-)'ear-o challenger, untJI l . got ~ head in my face In lht e~gh~h round." A.t the end of the er&btb session, RosJ- wbo weighed J34-poundswas ahead on the JCore abeet1 of U.ollert. nine sportllwriten at the righlide Lloda and Jean ie VanMeter are · U1ine Arena. Four writers had Vil!!liting :Mr. and }trs. Douglaa .m tJrown ahead and two fij::ured the Circle. CALGARY SIGNS JUST ...4 flllnj. • • • pNCIIIOn If 0 watchword here GOESSLER JEWELRY St. 0. ~la~;n::~l~. i:~~'!:r:,: ~!~: M-rs_ Mable Lax. Owen Taylor and daughter If not delighted in 3 DAYS, your days with Mr. and 48c bac:k. TODAy <at SWitliiHEI • iipent .ever.~~ Mra Allen Taylor. LOHSE DRUGS; OUTTON ·DI:uc; thete mCalg~ry Stampeders football "'-M_elvin Circle wbaa oneh of the In Midd........ r.~, 1 ~Aurt 11 11 1 a 1 e ~~~~·~·~o~w~a~r~,~---__,.-_::'~'~_:_ __________:-~n~••~r__:c~as~•-m"":'em""'e~r~•_> w~•__:•'lpe~nt"_'__,,,,,,,...,,...,~,...,,...,,.,__,,...,,...,,.,...,,...,,...,"-,...,··,;::-•;,,. ana ge.... 1oo 1e bat lor the JE"til. getting a dOIJ· Thorn,, · Fork 002 400 0- 6 8 4 ble and l. riple ~ Lloyd King added fl-11 !lnrncts .. 600 040- 10 10 2 Jeffers and Mowery.. J. Little, two -:afe\i~s For the losers Elmer Wise '{ and D. Little. Syra('uae 100 200 -0-3 5 2 Bailey had two hit.a. With Harlan STANDI,NGI Fork.' John Jeffers connected for three ib the Forkers' losing cause. M·M Jets Bob .Eastman got a homer, riou· Horneh .... . hie &lld single for Darwin but ! ·'Syracuse ........... . Darwin lost to Minersville 14·5 Darwin · . .. . and 8111 McNicklcs, who hfl s 11 Rock r.;prings ba~f'hall falr-to·mlddlln' too, rode 'I Miner ~ villc .. 'borne !wo round tripp('rs and a Th o m .1~ Fork Ringle for Mrn N~I· i l lr~ . Kcit J1 Chc ..,~ ... . .. . LIL ' PIJ!I , .>t ~t . : · !·. ., · S&H Gr~~n StqfnP.~ ~ 11~h.JI 3 2 214 3 3\lo 4 4\lo ·Po Mta·o·y· SUNOCO ~ P.llol!• ·; , ·1.,.. ~ dav'• R1111111 U M~ UER . !Jil£.\Sl\,J~~ ~~; .~. '. 6 0 0 4 I ll'o 2 2 23 2 .4 I 4 I ~ e.t~., UIL 'CitANGI-Ibi'A Whit· Chester . . . . . . JOI 020 x--4 6 2 Ro;.Jrh 'and Lueas. Wine-brenner latch each had two hils in the · Jlorn~ts· l&e win over T~omRs 6. G.Jul and L. Cleland. Jim Lit1le and Miner l •t O..rwln 5 Jt.t• 5 h¥'" Spri•l\11• S J• : rr.oh 10, Thorr.." ltork 6 C.....,. "' lyracuM 3 w. Malo li. ' Redlegs Outlast Senators'9.7 For First Win I.ikt Chuck Tl'mely Redleg hitting and looae Infield defenses bY the Senatora brought a 9-7 LIHle League vic· tory for the P.ed)egll Wednesday Mlddll!port. It waa the first league .:arne for both teams. · .ut of my pajama1 and Eig!Jt.year·old Mark Tannllhlll ba...tt•ll wit in 40 Me'ol tho llcd)ega w~nt r1ve innings, Mom, Thet'l toiM alloWf'(l 13 hltl. fanned 7. walked ao1f of 1 recordl" I two ,heforc heinJ;: relieved by ill ~ ' ·~his week. We Don'l Sell t;ars "1\'E JUST SELL. Good Food Parker Restmurant The "In Tht UPPir Block" I. Mtlrl St. Pemer•y, Ohie Fully Equipped Including Troilor• and Other Extras CII,!!•Jie 8eon II Swo(Jel'l Servie<! Sltlllon, Pomeroy, 0. ' ' ;o ' $2000 ' . ' runs 111 take a comma nding 9-4 lend. 1.31 H.P. '18 FT. I . LEONARD HESS, PHONE 141 • JR. Biltt Half fULL) SHANK t'IALF DrU('(' Walluce aut a 1 Ibn••• 1'1111 tripll' in the fifth when l lht• winnt•rs pul!lhl'd h.ome five CRISS CRAFT Cooked Hams lb. 594£ lb~ :s,at lb. ,fresh Hams 59~ lb.-' ~'~lb. fialf fl~d](lgH' FOR SALE . . '' . ' A&P Super Rl1kt , , , Sklllless, Tender ADd Juley 59& Wieners ....._ 55c 65c Roast ENg~~Sil 63c PORK PRODllCTS 111obod.l' out and thrt•e runs r&cored on rl•v u sin~les rmd .(' IMlworlhy's second homer . Hawley P:ot Gary Stob~1tl ~o pop to shorl . 11nd fan ned the Ia~! lwu batters to pre· serv~ the win . Joey Slephen~on fanned seven.. w11lk"rl one, hit one, gave up eight hit~ to thr> Ul'dlflgs. three of thflm to tup hitler Pch· Haley who lwU lwn s inulet~ untl a double Wt Don't l..oan Money , .lb. ' ;;;o•,;;;-;o ··;....;·-.~;....-.-.;~"1 1 .I er r y Hawley in t h (' ~ i xt h with r Then you're kn luck -. -- Su~r fti.ghL quality metans l"heie are -th.e center blade cub . _ no stringy neek portions _ Treat your famlly ··a nd you,r budge{ to oa bet'[ roa-- A&P Who .. H_. Beef lb. 79c - - - . ·r A&P Super:,Ateht. ____ 9u,.. ~r,~~. l~n' , ··--- ---' '. 41tts. : CINCINNATI UP! - Rooklel or veterans, lhe Reda are bavlnJ their pitchini( woes any WI)' you look at it. Take Wednesday niJbl. With the veterans ort their stride, the Reda decida to glve a )'OUDJater a try and aont ln Orlando Pena, 1 rlihl hander up rrom Havana la1t sea· .111on. , Pena yielded all live Los A~· aete1 runs and wa1 charaed wit' the &-1 101.11. But or courllfl ll waa an off Sousoae ...... , •· ,'. 1.1b. rolq9c ~tan SmOked · · · . " , ' Jocot1 Squares , . . . ."', lb.l5c C:anodio'n~ Bocori ........ lb. · 79c "'II Good ·- - _ LNn, Smoktct lb. 49c QtBJJi ME.tf BlTfS .. AlP Super Rlehf __-__ Sllctd Sliced l!lcon . , .... , . . . . 'WlEN!'RS 'tit; ..C" . ~. . • . <hoi" .C!U l<!tiR _ . ., MtCits ... 8-QI. g •. ~11'C-~., .L. AIP, $~~tt Rif.!tt . ,. innllliJS for the only hlta ot,f {>od&· pr' a·lah.thauder Stan Wllllama. Shrimp ·STANDINGS I ti." l:'t ' 1 , I . ., ' ) 'I • o· ~ .> li · I Pon( Roo<ly R'tdfish .. . , . , ' . . : . ' World's Most Pop.ular Cor 'f ~ ~· ';"' I ... :; ''\, jll:· -,; • . AT 39t::AJ 29. , - . ...,. Del Monte ·rink 2 ·f or46«. 594£ .,.. Orange Drink 2 cans 594£ ; ' ' I ' PlliiiAPI'I.UIItltiPaFRUIT .. _ Rolntih.lno ..... "1: . w J •• ' .., • 'll&tti. 'i~;~;u~ f~;79; ~ -...;...-,_,'I ,, .. '<;! cRE~~v sMoork. cHOICE oF · ' ' NHC 8RAND -·-- Nan Ca '~ • • • - • FLAVORS • • • • ~ · nat.d lb. 59el 69 c! ,.,.. 2 • • lb . . Y2 Gol. . . ... . " ' . > • - • --- • • IONA BRAND , , , CREAM STYIJE Potk.,liltt. . , .... , .., , ... lb. 49c AlP S"-r Rloht . , ·"'i : ~"4 ·. Liver . , .... . ...... 15. 5)i: .. ' ., • ' 1 nJtht for the batlera, too. RO)' McMillan and Frankie ·R8bln1on JOt sln&lea In the third and fifth .. , PIECE OR sLICED • lb. 43c A&P Iuper Rlfht _--. Any SJ:a Piece • • • I . Pprk Butts ... , . . . lb. S.wiss Cheese . - Ice Cream ·· Siieu1e..seans·~. G'0I,d.' en corn - - - Mo:\RVEL s~AND · . Whole --·· - A&P $uper Rlgtit ••••• A&P S~per Right . , . L.ean Steer Beef • Cott.ge ,Butta , . . . , . ~ .. . . lb.. .65c •. .. FOR STEW EA~cv WISCONSIN Su,.r Rltht __ __ Roll.d. Cooked Bqn.lttii Hom . .. , . . . . . • ,.,. A&P $uper Right : , ~ Leon,,Boneles• ·aurr HALF .u ·p Soipo..itlllht Mound Woes Add Grief To Reds Pennant Hopes lb. .. ; 29-os. can• �\ . ·) , • • ' eds ·Take Racine 7-0, Jackets, Indians Tie, ' 4-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., June 4. 1959 'A Tighter League Chester Knocks Off Syracuse In County s~ftbaU Loop Play Chester knocked off Syracuse 4-3 last evening to tighten tbe Meigs County Sortb31J Association standing.a, and pus~ 2~2 . WINl ~" '"MCITMU ~ aoa••" Mother Gooee stakes at Belmont Howari 8etfiitg'Sizzlin; Paet-", At Victoria ln Class AA Ball ~e~,;;~h~~;r::·;;,.t:-"::-i~.:~: Equalling Eight lltrt- awitf· min&: eoaeh at the Univeraity tf Park yeaterday, coverina: a mile Cineinnatl. He will dltect the U. ·&. and an eighth in 1:49 2 / 6 with awimraini team in the 'P in Amlf'" ican ~amea at Chicago t.hil lllra· Paul .J. BaU.y up. · mer. lO~N ' • :~~~~~~Sit::"~ !;j.:;:: Chanap fill Tr'y UC. lf*MII.CMCII CINCINNA11 Ill'! - Pa~l NEW YORK UPI - Quill, the laub, 67, h•• been named East'a No. 1 flll)', won the $28,lW» YOUI- UIENDLY SPORTS. ~ MANAGEit -r..o. Title Defenses· _...... _.......... wey to bring the M·M Jets, 5-3 winners over Rock Springs . to the top of the pack with a 6..0 record . B'!d!IY Cundiff kepi his hot bat going with lwo doubles Ronnie Retton, cousin of ex-Panther Coach Dick of the and a· single f,tr Syracuse .but it was Rog~r Winebrenne.r ":ho poked home ·the loser's fma) two runs in the fourth mnmg same name, familiar to local cage fans for his scat-court work: as & Mountaineer· eager this past season. has signed a proon a homer with Cundiff on. woods also had three hits In the II wasn't £>nough. a1 Chester fessional baseball contract with the New York Yankees, l~h.it Minersville attaek . acored" th·e decisive rum• in the The younger may some day be the replacement IMK' 000 6----14 IS S for PhH Rizzuto, Rellon f i fth WhPn Gaul sint::led , Nunnal· Minenvlllo blocking the Yankees' hole betw~en second Durwh 211 100 0-- S 8 !'l ly was.' safe on .a fit'lde r's <"hoire Miller, Woods 7 and McNirk · and third base that nobody really has filled adequa-tely since and Powell ltipif'd . He :;rorf>d l~s . Tunwr and Eastman , Barn· the Scooter's retirement later on a sacrirke. hart. Retton was captain of the Hne Mountaineer team Gt"Orge WagnPr of Lhe Jt.'ls won He batted .385 as a shortstop }1-M Jets 200 000 0~ 8 1 this past cage season. his fou·r~h !'ilra ight agnin!'t no de· ROC'k ~pring: s . lOO O(Xl 0-3 4 2 this spring, His bonus was in excess of f!O,OOO, on a Class AA fl·a1s , · ~· 3 over Rock Sprmgs. AbWAgner 4·0 and ,I;uiJJ: ison. Ab· contract, and be already has departed for Auburn, N, Y,, in bott fanned eight for the losers bolt and Carman. a Class D league for preliminary seasoning. · ·•bile Phil Harrison had the h1g •~tler. 38-year·old WmpJon who we}fbed ont.)' 132-pound while ICOrlnlil a ninth . rouod technical knoc:keut victory ove.r bloody Rosi of 11&1)' and New York . admiq to frequent •hone Buzzy 8avasi, the WAaHINGTON UPI _ . Clum1eneral mani.eer, and greatest b()Oft.er. the ~onver111tlons concern pJon Joe .B rown, very diuatJttlecl But, every time the 23-year-old witb Wtdneaday nle:ht'l, IJOfY viootJt1ielder. liant oonuects solidly Pete.., toey over chalfen~er Paolo ROlli, An,wtt.re leaJue·leading Ro.ebuds are a Victoria for three aaid today be WQUld remain iJi tile atep d01er to lotinc ~ him. May and saw liJhtweitht dh'l••on and try to How•rd at U\'J anc1 W ffoward nine hila in 14 equ•l. a\ leut. tbe late Benny .l.tna.Ck three bomer1 and Leonard's record of e18'ht ti,tle :de· ...,. Nit ... ~le ..,.. ., .,..,.. d·~f\PI, rfve In nine· runs. 1 _ en.ea. alwieiM In th•' LM An..l• <ftil'l'tl ay._.., 11M, a'lll*l ltlm about the qulet·spok· ''I won't fJ')' lo atep up 10 ·t,he ttr ·• "POI'Md f1·~ . . . . en .bl.g. Almost without welterwel8'ht divleion," said tbe oft. the .Gttlo ·t t• i:MnjMII. his clouta have been the tfha ·Dod&ets rouow hil Pt'ogreu kind that dwarf Vlo- pla,te, •but often aheer power en: somewhat amaU ball n•rk ·abTea him to overconie fhe miaclo~ely and ."Rimor ·:hi.a it th.at they r.. mJY ~n .uU him to the maJor leavina: little doubt tbat they take. wrtuld have been home runl!!l In leaauea. . . "In aprlng tnlnlng I 1aw him 1..... Last season, he led tlae 'Three! an)' .... e. get completely fooled by' an out· Eye ·~a ilte, in ~ome runs 1'brf!e ·bJasts hit here .at home side pitch, recalled teammate. · w~~e ni ~g .~ and e·arnin& a have ~arried m feet or better . John Pfeiffer. , unanimous au..tar :berth. di94.Ppeared over the light ''But, he just leaned over and 1!hNwa ·well in the outfield. llapped a Une drive hoJpe run In balln onFrly h~s se;~n d seadson ott pbro bwlt b w "&.risHI powedr...Noboby hitt the Jyn Dodter &real, is akepUcal . Oa t~e eotltrary, he'1 Howard 's wiil go out of .hie ·DESK ( < 1 . '' 1. Rotl , who had 10 hutches taken in hil right brow at Sibley Hospi· tal thil morning and patches put on tbree other minor t:Ultl about his eyea, elaimed he. !Oijila the victim of Brown's aller,e(f buit1 and not hi.s fu;U . '· ' . "I ba(l the title in mv hands," ____ Dally Sentind, Pomerey-Middleport, 0 ,, J1111e • · 19~tl-ll Romer Clrelt CARMEL By a.tty Cui.,. Suflday dinner a:ueib of Wal· ter, Eva anrl ~a die Arth~r were Mr. and M,. . Allen Grlrwald of Vie nna , and Mr. and Mn. Charles. Griswald and ramil)' , Selina, Kans Afternocm t:allers were Mr. and 14n. Dana Hamm and Mrs. Oril. Arche r. Barbara and Marityo Roush nf Ar~~!.:a, Circle visited u. 1 Katie Athens spent Saturday with lbeir t a~ · parents. Mr. and ltn. Edison }lloore Sunday aflernoon . Mr. and Mn. DwigJn Swepl!!lton Roush. and family of Columbus were the Floyd WiiAnn or Cbandlienville weeke-nd gu~sh of her -parentl, ill via1ting hi• dau&:hter Mn. Mr. and Mu . Ralph Lee itnd son '' Mint,.., c.t...,. l. -- FOR AT~LETE'S II'OOT USE K!aATOL YTIC ACTJON BECAUI.Elt eloughs off -the infected K~ft!. Florenl!e, Linoa, Sue and Larf1 Th •-h 1 h •--"h ki Circle are viaitin£ in Florida with en wa.... res ' .,..,...1 Y 1 " re- CALGARY. Alta. UPI - Jim JuJt, 21 -year-old former ?iotre Dame halfback, signed today with .....;~ lstt weft on a tour. Mr. and 11111. GHra:e Ci.rtle I~ ... ...,. daughters Of lliddltport and lr(r. and Mrs. Jamet Citt!le and 10n of 6 1 N~w Haven :.ytr1t Sl'turday witb avHalo 1 HMYeM I ~rs . Mary Circle and son Hel•in. Rlc:-,.,_;4 '"' T....... H · Lester Berthawere Baileyreel!nl and .,;;;;;;.o;~~i~i~a"f Mrs. Oca and Ar~her guetts o! Walter , Eva and Sadie 1 de 1 d th bald'11h ld e ue ~. . ' 3"1-)'ear-o challenger, untJI l . got ~ head in my face In lht e~gh~h round." A.t the end of the er&btb session, RosJ- wbo weighed J34-poundswas ahead on the JCore abeet1 of U.ollert. nine sportllwriten at the righlide Lloda and Jean ie VanMeter are · U1ine Arena. Four writers had Vil!!liting :Mr. and }trs. Douglaa .m tJrown ahead and two fij::ured the Circle. CALGARY SIGNS JUST ...4 flllnj. • • • pNCIIIOn If 0 watchword here GOESSLER JEWELRY St. 0. ~la~;n::~l~. i:~~'!:r:,: ~!~: M-rs_ Mable Lax. Owen Taylor and daughter If not delighted in 3 DAYS, your days with Mr. and 48c bac:k. TODAy <at SWitliiHEI • iipent .ever.~~ Mra Allen Taylor. LOHSE DRUGS; OUTTON ·DI:uc; thete mCalg~ry Stampeders football "'-M_elvin Circle wbaa oneh of the In Midd........ r.~, 1 ~Aurt 11 11 1 a 1 e ~~~~·~·~o~w~a~r~,~---__,.-_::'~'~_:_ __________:-~n~••~r__:c~as~•-m"":'em""'e~r~•_> w~•__:•'lpe~nt"_'__,,,,,,,...,,...,~,...,,...,,.,__,,...,,...,,.,...,,...,,...,"-,...,··,;::-•;,,. ana ge.... 1oo 1e bat lor the JE"til. getting a dOIJ· Thorn,, · Fork 002 400 0- 6 8 4 ble and l. riple ~ Lloyd King added fl-11 !lnrncts .. 600 040- 10 10 2 Jeffers and Mowery.. J. Little, two -:afe\i~s For the losers Elmer Wise '{ and D. Little. Syra('uae 100 200 -0-3 5 2 Bailey had two hit.a. With Harlan STANDI,NGI Fork.' John Jeffers connected for three ib the Forkers' losing cause. M·M Jets Bob .Eastman got a homer, riou· Horneh .... . hie &lld single for Darwin but ! ·'Syracuse ........... . Darwin lost to Minersville 14·5 Darwin · . .. . and 8111 McNicklcs, who hfl s 11 Rock r.;prings ba~f'hall falr-to·mlddlln' too, rode 'I Miner ~ villc .. 'borne !wo round tripp('rs and a Th o m .1~ Fork Ringle for Mrn N~I· i l lr~ . Kcit J1 Chc ..,~ ... . .. . LIL ' PIJ!I , .>t ~t . : · !·. ., · S&H Gr~~n StqfnP.~ ~ 11~h.JI 3 2 214 3 3\lo 4 4\lo ·Po Mta·o·y· SUNOCO ~ P.llol!• ·; , ·1.,.. ~ dav'• R1111111 U M~ UER . !Jil£.\Sl\,J~~ ~~; .~. '. 6 0 0 4 I ll'o 2 2 23 2 .4 I 4 I ~ e.t~., UIL 'CitANGI-Ibi'A Whit· Chester . . . . . . JOI 020 x--4 6 2 Ro;.Jrh 'and Lueas. Wine-brenner latch each had two hils in the · Jlorn~ts· l&e win over T~omRs 6. G.Jul and L. Cleland. Jim Lit1le and Miner l •t O..rwln 5 Jt.t• 5 h¥'" Spri•l\11• S J• : rr.oh 10, Thorr.." ltork 6 C.....,. "' lyracuM 3 w. Malo li. ' Redlegs Outlast Senators'9.7 For First Win I.ikt Chuck Tl'mely Redleg hitting and looae Infield defenses bY the Senatora brought a 9-7 LIHle League vic· tory for the P.ed)egll Wednesday Mlddll!port. It waa the first league .:arne for both teams. · .ut of my pajama1 and Eig!Jt.year·old Mark Tannllhlll ba...tt•ll wit in 40 Me'ol tho llcd)ega w~nt r1ve innings, Mom, Thet'l toiM alloWf'(l 13 hltl. fanned 7. walked ao1f of 1 recordl" I two ,heforc heinJ;: relieved by ill ~ ' ·~his week. We Don'l Sell t;ars "1\'E JUST SELL. Good Food Parker Restmurant The "In Tht UPPir Block" I. Mtlrl St. Pemer•y, Ohie Fully Equipped Including Troilor• and Other Extras CII,!!•Jie 8eon II Swo(Jel'l Servie<! Sltlllon, Pomeroy, 0. ' ' ;o ' $2000 ' . ' runs 111 take a comma nding 9-4 lend. 1.31 H.P. '18 FT. I . LEONARD HESS, PHONE 141 • JR. Biltt Half fULL) SHANK t'IALF DrU('(' Walluce aut a 1 Ibn••• 1'1111 tripll' in the fifth when l lht• winnt•rs pul!lhl'd h.ome five CRISS CRAFT Cooked Hams lb. 594£ lb~ :s,at lb. ,fresh Hams 59~ lb.-' ~'~lb. fialf fl~d](lgH' FOR SALE . . '' . ' A&P Super Rl1kt , , , Sklllless, Tender ADd Juley 59& Wieners ....._ 55c 65c Roast ENg~~Sil 63c PORK PRODllCTS 111obod.l' out and thrt•e runs r&cored on rl•v u sin~les rmd .(' IMlworlhy's second homer . Hawley P:ot Gary Stob~1tl ~o pop to shorl . 11nd fan ned the Ia~! lwu batters to pre· serv~ the win . Joey Slephen~on fanned seven.. w11lk"rl one, hit one, gave up eight hit~ to thr> Ul'dlflgs. three of thflm to tup hitler Pch· Haley who lwU lwn s inulet~ untl a double Wt Don't l..oan Money , .lb. ' ;;;o•,;;;-;o ··;....;·-.~;....-.-.;~"1 1 .I er r y Hawley in t h (' ~ i xt h with r Then you're kn luck -. -- Su~r fti.ghL quality metans l"heie are -th.e center blade cub . _ no stringy neek portions _ Treat your famlly ··a nd you,r budge{ to oa bet'[ roa-- A&P Who .. H_. Beef lb. 79c - - - . ·r A&P Super:,Ateht. ____ 9u,.. ~r,~~. l~n' , ··--- ---' '. 41tts. : CINCINNATI UP! - Rooklel or veterans, lhe Reda are bavlnJ their pitchini( woes any WI)' you look at it. Take Wednesday niJbl. With the veterans ort their stride, the Reda decida to glve a )'OUDJater a try and aont ln Orlando Pena, 1 rlihl hander up rrom Havana la1t sea· .111on. , Pena yielded all live Los A~· aete1 runs and wa1 charaed wit' the &-1 101.11. But or courllfl ll waa an off Sousoae ...... , •· ,'. 1.1b. rolq9c ~tan SmOked · · · . " , ' Jocot1 Squares , . . . ."', lb.l5c C:anodio'n~ Bocori ........ lb. · 79c "'II Good ·- - _ LNn, Smoktct lb. 49c QtBJJi ME.tf BlTfS .. AlP Super Rlehf __-__ Sllctd Sliced l!lcon . , .... , . . . . 'WlEN!'RS 'tit; ..C" . ~. . • . <hoi" .C!U l<!tiR _ . ., MtCits ... 8-QI. g •. ~11'C-~., .L. AIP, $~~tt Rif.!tt . ,. innllliJS for the only hlta ot,f {>od&· pr' a·lah.thauder Stan Wllllama. Shrimp ·STANDINGS I ti." l:'t ' 1 , I . ., ' ) 'I • o· ~ .> li · I Pon( Roo<ly R'tdfish .. . , . , ' . . : . ' World's Most Pop.ular Cor 'f ~ ~· ';"' I ... :; ''\, jll:· -,; • . AT 39t::AJ 29. , - . ...,. Del Monte ·rink 2 ·f or46«. 594£ .,.. Orange Drink 2 cans 594£ ; ' ' I ' PlliiiAPI'I.UIItltiPaFRUIT .. _ Rolntih.lno ..... "1: . w J •• ' .., • 'll&tti. 'i~;~;u~ f~;79; ~ -...;...-,_,'I ,, .. '<;! cRE~~v sMoork. cHOICE oF · ' ' NHC 8RAND -·-- Nan Ca '~ • • • - • FLAVORS • • • • ~ · nat.d lb. 59el 69 c! ,.,.. 2 • • lb . . Y2 Gol. . . ... . " ' . > • - • --- • • IONA BRAND , , , CREAM STYIJE Potk.,liltt. . , .... , .., , ... lb. 49c AlP S"-r Rloht . , ·"'i : ~"4 ·. Liver . , .... . ...... 15. 5)i: .. ' ., • ' 1 nJtht for the batlera, too. RO)' McMillan and Frankie ·R8bln1on JOt sln&lea In the third and fifth .. , PIECE OR sLICED • lb. 43c A&P Iuper Rlfht _--. Any SJ:a Piece • • • I . Pprk Butts ... , . . . lb. S.wiss Cheese . - Ice Cream ·· Siieu1e..seans·~. G'0I,d.' en corn - - - Mo:\RVEL s~AND · . Whole --·· - A&P $uper Rlgtit ••••• A&P S~per Right . , . L.ean Steer Beef • Cott.ge ,Butta , . . . , . ~ .. . . lb.. .65c •. .. FOR STEW EA~cv WISCONSIN Su,.r Rltht __ __ Roll.d. Cooked Bqn.lttii Hom . .. , . . . . . • ,.,. A&P $uper Right : , ~ Leon,,Boneles• ·aurr HALF .u ·p Soipo..itlllht Mound Woes Add Grief To Reds Pennant Hopes lb. .. ; 29-os. can• �6-Dally sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 .. June 4, 1959 WANTED - ELDERLY WIDoW Sunday vlalton of Mr. and Kn . belwee-n the ages of sixty and Buren Duncan were Mr . and Mrs. sixly·five as a permanent house 1Calvin Bumgardner, Gene and Markeepn. Write Box 668-W, r: / o shall Duncan, Columbus, Mr. and Tht Daily SetllineJ, Pomeroy , Mrs. Marlin Campbell and Mr. and Ohio 6-4--6tp Mrs. Leolis Burrows and daughter, Terri, of Galllpolis Ferry. WANT ADS FOR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS fmp1Qyi1'Mfl'>~ PHONE 398 Legal Wonted / wii:L"Mo'W IA;;W;;N:::s:-.-:REA=-cso=N : c.,.. ABLE pay. Ph011e Middleport No~ice Ohio Co. Offer·s Debentures Of Ironton Firm pan7, lnveatment ColumLua. Ohio. The debenture• ore priced par plus aCCTued interest and are oHered in denominations Gf SCSOO and $HN)(). Proceeds wm be used by P.trc Loan Inc., to ezpand Jt1 Joan car Jcity. Th~ lTonton nt"m beg~ bUii· neu in May, 1964, and since then has ope-ned additional offieea at Chesa.oe:ake and Belpre, ObJo. It serves a market area of approxi· mately 400,000 population whieb txtend& into Huntington.. -and Parkersburg, W. Va., and Ash· A '300.000 issue of IO·yur 6% · • m~ · F un d oe~n •- 1ure1 oc p 11'k LEGAL NOTICE Stn 3 cent.! pu WOI'd, OCJe No. 12,142 Loan, lnc .. Ironton, Ohio eonsume oenu per word. for thr-ee ("()06eC'I.ltiYe insertions. Neva Michael. whose last known f"r loan firm, hu been underwrlt· Specia..l - one nt(JI)(b for 30 ieDUi per word . 6129 Y. 6-1 -m~ place or residence was •Belfast, ten anJ is being offered only to FuiJ n1~ of 3 cents per word will be d~arli:ed for al:!vert.ising N~ York, R. D. 1, ilut whose pres- Ohio investors by The Ohio Com· 11 not paid within 10 days •fter ree6iving bill . Business cnr" residenee is unknown; Homer Errors tn AdverUsN\8 - Should be ~ported immediately. 'I'he Kidwell. Goldie Britton, Grace .O.ily Senhrtoel wtll not be Te5pc;lln8ible for more than one lncwOpoortunities Sopher, Eva Day, Opal HoweH and rect~on. --~=-=-=-~land, Ky. MAN OR WOMAN John T. Wilsnn eaeh of whO&e Card of Thanks anti Spedal Notices of Events $1.00. Obituaries In the 1958-39 period Park 1 INCOME OPPORTUNITY place of re.sktenee is unknown ; the published at 1 cell( per word. "' Loan's number of cu1tomera inRcl!'ponsJble party able to m11ke unknow n heirs of Sarah A. GilWORDS I OAY 3 DAYS 6 DAYS 1 MO. erease1 by approximately 12% . $600.00 cash inventory invest- more , deceased; the unknown I5 60c 90c S 1.35 $4 .5-I.J At a busineu meeting preced· In the same period dollar vplume mcnl wil! be appointed to sup - hem of F. 0. Gilmore. deceakd ; ing the dallCC arid banquet of the of lo'ln5 ro.se nearly 22% and net 20 60c $1.2() $1 80 $6.00 ply kea1 act'OI.mts weekly with the unknown hein; , devisees, lega- Pomeroy High Alumni Assod&t.ion income before taxes increased by 25 '"" $1.50 $2.25 $760 nationally televiRed M & M tee , executors, administrators or last SatuM.ay Frank Vaughan was more than 33%. Ads rere~ved by 10 A.M. will be in U.at day'.s paper. e&ndy. Revolutionary Ucvelo-p ass Lgns of Nellie Cloud, deceased ; elcrted ' as president or Lhe organi· P"k Loan'a net unglbl< meu men t in bi IJion dol I a r· emdy in . the unk nown hei rs, devisees, Jega- tahon for the ensuing year. amou nt to more than $2400 per NEW IDEA HAYLOADE.H.. dustry crP11tes opportunity IL"es, executors, administrators or Not•ces A total ()f 278 alumni were on W.i.semiller. RD 1, Pomeroy. whPl'(' high profit earnings are assigns of Homer Kidwell , Goldie hand at the ~:~nnual affair held in $1000 f% Sinking Fund , Debenture, and its net t urrent asseh Mv -=o= F=, r :c-=E- = w uc:,L:-::BF. CLOSED 6 -1 Jtp rea!iu·d !rum I he start . .$3000 ·Britton, Neva Michael, Grace So- the Pomeroy Junior High Auditor- are mflre than 1.46 tilDeS the priD· DURING JUNE. R. E. Boice, a ye,u pote nti al on part time pher, Ev.a Day. Opal Howell and iu m. Following the banquet the ci pal <L mount of all outstanding M.D. 6-2-3tp has!s to start I iJI fully d<'velop- John T. Wilson, if any of them be guests dancing lo t he music of I ong-term d e bl . cd Rt•quire~ 110 scllin ~.\ Write deceased, whose names and resi· orchestra of Jimmy Lohse . HAVE SEVEN 1-"IVE WEl:K OLD m<'i :1 'ing phone fnr denees are unknown to the plain· Collie-Shepherd puppies to give interview. Manager, P. 0 . ' Liff, will take notice that Bertha Other officers elec ted :nclude . away. CaU 3087 &3·3tc lC64 - ~IIU, Cl,•veland, 2, on the lOth day of March, Marlene Wilson, finl viee presi6·4·2!p fil4ld he r petition in the com- dent: Charles Lcgar, ~econd vice DANCE CLASSES----TOE, BATON, '· !'~~ ·~'~. Court of Meigs County, president; .Paulenc Mayer, Se<'~· Tap, AcroJatic, Ballet and Ball(20) Business ServicE.'. Ohio, In case No. 12,842, and the" tarr·treaaurer, and Bernice Nease, TOQm aL Raeine Legion Hall. after fil ed her su"plemental peti- amstant secretary · treas~rcr. Rea;istiatlou June 8--2 to 15 P. CAR Lion ,alleging that ahe is the own. Named to the execultve committee CLEAN. )1 .; conducted by William Kent ll'/0. :.:ioi'Jo F.ervi('e. er in fee simple and in actual poa:~":ere . ~homu Goett, J?anny MorDance Studios. 0·3·3tc COLUMBt:S UPI~'Hydnulic u :fl)tc sessJon of the following real ei· till , LOrena Arnold, Irene Grueser 1 ~ nd el~tr~eal ' .malfun&ion" was slate: Lela Curtis and WilHam Woodard. blavted today by florth American Ill) AutoSoles The following described real Cs. · Outg&ing president Lela Curtis Aviation ...metals for the flaming late, situate in the Village of Har- gave lhe address of welcome to rrash e n a farm near here WedGoCHII Cl"" UMd Cars l'isonvillc, in t he County of Meigs lhe as&embled alumm and Jerry nesd~:· of ·a n A3J Vigilante jet All M.k•a •nd Modelt a nd Sta te of Ohio, ahd bounded Welker _l'f!Sponded for the Class of fighter-bomber. MITPOPOLIT "'.f\1 ~:~nd descrihed as follows: 1~9. M1ss Ethel Garland was preH. Z. Hopkins,' Palmdale, Calif. _ Auto S.l•• A piece of land off of fhe North· ~e nted a corsage a! the eldest a Norttt American -test pilot, par2 LO 'I'C cal'it corner of Joseph Bradfield's alumni member present and Mar· achuted to safety, landing about onE:' acrE:' lot. commencing at the lene Wilson gave the financial re· :mo yards fr~ where the plane !Jefo~·e 9 :30 A .M. South corner of No. 19 and run- port. 1950 BUICK 4 DR. SED. CEN: tore a huge hoi, In the farm ol M(dtlleport 8831-J ning West 4 rod1; thence South-l"harlesanna Hess, ,aceompa1 ied Jaek Fro1t. tury, Radio, Hc~:~ler , Dynafiow. , Pomeroy $%5 e~~~ along the bed of the creek Oy Margaret Neuman prese nted a Cap3ble of spt eds of more than Clean car inside and out. $12915. KAUTZ FEED $TORI 61,2 rods; thenee North 4 rod1 and :ap routine to '\Breezing Along 1,000 'Tliles pe1 hour, twice the 81pettnars, Pomeroy. $--29-etc At Chest.r 11 1.~ fee t to the place of begin· Wilh the Breeze . Bill Anderson, a speed of sound, the pl.:t.ne WIIS ~U:-,C,'K --2,.- Dit SED. SPECW. Phone 485 Vukoa 5·2145 ning, contain ing whatever land member of the 1959 class, present- one of four being built here by pyn3flow, Beater. A fine car at p HAMILL SERVICE that is in said boundary. The ed a saxophone soio wllh Mrs. North American since last Aue. 11 low price. $1095. Btaettnars, =c--::cc-o- omeroy above described was deeded by Jo. Roy Tracy, Jr. at the piano. 31 under a 200 million dollar Pomeroy. 6-29--etc STRAWBERRIES. CATSKlLLS & I STATION sep h Bradfield and wife toW. H. A poem 'bY 'Mrs. Dorothy Kuntz Navy contract. Spar.kk-s. Box or crate. Call r\lbany 3353 Oyt.>, April 27th, 1881. Hummel, dedicated to this year's The ·plane is believed one of l9!H PONTIAC 4 DOOR SEDAN. 926-X. ·• 5·29-6tp f'·-:--:--ci:ii:A:Nii$ ____ , AJso tke land laying Eaat of the graduates, waa read by Mrs. Irene the fa rtfUit in the wor!d. $7~- Bluettn;ars, PomeJ oy. ;;;;-;-c;;;;;;;-e;;:;;i':':·~·;;·;-;;;;;--, 1 1 hcd of the creek In Lot No. 19 in Grueser. fi-2g...6tc 195G NEW MOOif 41 111'. TRAILRtdio & TV Rep.alr Senlc• the Village of Harrisonville, eomThe singing or the Alma Mater , er, 1 bedroom, 34 ft. aluminum Phone 100 mencing at the Ndrthea1t corner with ·Luctue Swackhamer as ac.- IN JUST 15 Mll'tut~S f"'ORD 2 $795. Blaell~ IF YOU HAVE to awnlna:. $2,200.00. Lawrence Pom•roy, Qh 10, of Lot No. 19 and running West companlst closed, the program. Pomeroy. i5-29-6Lc Reed, Lowe's Trallw Court, lO:i feet; lhe nct! South atone th~ It was voted to hold next year'8 SCRATCH YOUR ITCHYour 48c back a-1. 11ny dr:ug store. Middleport, Ohio. · 3-26-tfc YOUR WESTIN~HOUSE DEALI:R bed of the creek t o the South line •·eunion on the S&lurday be!ore (91 For Sale TV AND APPLIANCES of I..ot No. 19; thcuee East 7!1 feet; Memorial Day. The rece nt reunion Apply ITCH-ME-NOT. Itch ond USED WASI·IER, 26" GIRL'.S COAL, OIL A GAS FURNACES thence North lo the plao::e of be- of the association was the 4ht an- burning disappear! Use •netallrt· ~ ENE11AN BLINDS. CANVAS Bl 1 • h d o tnd W(,od slat por ch and wln· eye e. room nuso an v ARNOLD'S gin ning. nual affai.r held for Pomeroy High drying ITCH·ME-NOT day or night for' ectema, rlng-wortn, insect bl1te.s, Phone 136-Y Syra(Uie, Ohio Also the following drucrlbed Sehoul graduates. dow shades. Cloth aWJJinga, all extra lots. Phone 6381-J . 6·2-3tc foot itch, other surface l'Mbea. real estat .. in Fraction Nc1. 13, The dinner was served by the kinds porch valiance, Electric mELEVISION RADI-SMALL TODAY a.t SWISHER I LOHSE. l 7, .Ranye 14 of the Ohio Pomeroy Band Boosters . Town " I I L. hl TRAILEilS 193!5 A. B. C. HOU SE ' • 0 & Jo~ans a I klnua, E ectr c 1g . , , APPLlANCE REP Am. Phone Com pany's Purchase, bf!glnnlng In I r;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;= .fixture!), all kind s. Dale Wippel Traller !50 Ft. long, Custom Ot' MaOJ' Wck Ra Oh · 111 the center 'Jf the Pomeroy and II Su-pply, 2Hi Union A1enue. made , separate diulng room . o,s • c1ne lO. !--?·30tc Crosley kltrhen, car pel.ed Jiving __ _ _ ~30~ Harri sonville road at the Northroom, washer nnd dryer, air rOR RENT-EXTEN ~JON LAD west corner of a lot known as the 8 1,; ArRE~ NO. 1 STANDING condit ioner ~ l<"t. .aluminum ders, Scaffold Boards, Drop "Mfll Lot", Lhenre South 21 de· hay. Harold llarnh~:~rt, Reeds· awning . l'riccd on inspecti on . L1olhs. CHnl :m Fisher, MiddlE'· gree We11t 19:\-4 ff'e t: thence South ville . Phone Coolville 3691. ~ Jlh-One HA 3·8M'.!, Denver Wehcr por•, Ohio. Phone 32Bf... .. lHf I !f.! deg•·ee Wesl 1901A feet; thence So uth 87 df".KJ'ef' Ea~t 107 % feet ; Belpre. 6·2·6tp 8·3 -~tp . thence North llh drgree East 200 ·~--CUSTOM BUILT JliJ r CHEN DK llOXER OOC: . 5 .'wiONTII.S OJ,D. CONSlGNM:I-~NT SAI~E. NExT sigmld (or your home. li'ree ,...,. feet to the ccnl.er of the .P omeroy Ca ll 2442. Lel~:~rt falls. H-3-3te aa le will be held, Sat. , June 6, timalcs. Fort>man & Abbot\. nnd Harrisonvli.e road; thence North 82 ~ Jegret Weat 107 1f.J --·--· _ _____ 1959 fit ll A. M. one mil e Wt!sl Phone fi284-Y. 8-6-tJ feet to the place of •beginning. BARNIIART JMPflOVI':D BEEFof Porterfield JJt the Goddard _ _ _ _ __ Glass Lined That there is a cloud un plain atc~:~k tomato pl;~nt s. $UJO per Sales grounds. Lunch will he AUCTIONEER !.lff's title to said real .estate, ar!shundred . Sec Tom Hayman, S~·· served. Goddard Sules, Goddard Complete- Service tng by reason of an error made In . racusc. Ohio. 6-3~tc & JanCII Aucllonecn. 6·3·3le Crltt Br•dCord a deed from F. 0. Gilmore and - - - ,- M - -p· , ·rv • - ~~---- _ - - - -- Write, Phone or Cont•ct Sarah Gllmoro, February 13, 1919, 78 ACRE I• AU · L~N OF f I<'Jlt'TY ACRJ<::S, SIX ROOM HOUSE A. C. Bradford, R•cine, Ohio roeorded ln VoJume 120, page 482 p»lllurc and wut cr. E1ght room ·h b lid . 16 2' .. 10 Year Guarantee ........ ...... . Oulb 1.i"lng ) w1t bath. 8 cveru 1 out u Jngs. · ... or the Melgs County Deed Record11, h S' (' 1 1 . ou. st'll . rOOt rcalionably. HU'Il . U Phone. " 8. Cl ose to h ~~~u·' roa d . 11 n _E.c h oo J III ~-;;-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;,. whi ch said deed omitted two Will bus ~llld matl routes. David Uulcourges in the · description and er246fl. 6.3. 121 p t er, Rt. 1, Pomeroy. Phone roneously inserted a wrong me~:~ s· 1 - ·- - - -..___.. 93l ·Y. 6-3·6tp ua·ement. That the plaintiff and 15 ACitES IN S IDI'~ CORPORA· he r predecessors in title hne, TION , lying between Union Ave, for more than (Wfmty-one years, Wanled to Rent and Count.y Chlldrer1's Home been in the uninterrupted, actuo~~l , · property. J. J. Leifheit, Phone MIDDLE AGED t.:OlJPLE WANTS 300 Gallon ...... . . ,, ,,, open, notorious, exclusive and ad!WI-X . 6-3·6tp 2 bedroom home or apartment. vl'rse possession of the •bove de· Box t8!i, M\ddle J>ort or call sc r~bed real estate, under a claim 1 ELEC1'111C o•~LAVAL <.:REAM Chester Yukon 02223. 6-2-3tc · SI!JI JI"il tor. ~i'l.ll for 12 cows. See or ownership. 500 Gallon The prayer or said petition Js II Chris }'ruth al Mnamn, W. Va. that any interest claimed by any 6-f·:ltc (9al Morine Suppl~of the defendanta obe ld.ludgcd UNd INah and moton, SliJ.OO and i ·- - - ·null and void, that detendailt11 b!l Termltea often deltruy valu.F'ORTY ACHKS OF MIXF..D~. ,:~~~:,d up, while thliv Int. Metro,o(ltan from auertlna any right, able property btrl'ore 1nyone i1 t~njoined or put up uu shMre6. ~~ M.rlne Sal•• and lerviu, Pant· tt tlc, interest or claim tn and to aware of their presence. Thr.l nibb!i, Jtl. 2. Lun,!ol HuUom. •ray. P_horq 16-M. 2 J tk 51airf real estate, and that plainoff Ht. 7. lnLrk of new Eastern is because they hve in tunneJa tiff's title in and ll) ,,aid real es· High School . 6 1 6tp ( 14) f"-<>r Rent which they eti. into wood. 1'hey bit> be quieted, and lor other Jo their damaJe fron1 the In· lief. TOMATO AND SWEET POTATO - Furnished and sidft oul. We'll cllcck your pro. The above mentioned ptrties planta. Second house east from McMasten, Middleporty fur termHcs tree, eradl· will further take notic:e that MIDDLEPORT school houlit! in Syracu1e. Wm. OHIO port. Phone ~M . 2 a tl eate them at low cott. &-mom· H. Holn10s. D-29-atp bet an inspeetioa. 1a time savu to ~aid petition and that D •ROOM APARTMiii'IT WITH dGIIare. have beentomade required answer ' the bath and llartce. 8 room bou5e For FREE lntpHfion or before the lit day of A••a~·~,,L end t room lPII'tment. Phone 1959. ,• . L . .'(· PHONq 311.'11 310.M, Pomeroy. A. · N. Ben&ol. Bertha Carl, :PlalnUf!-f &+II RATES in8ertioo. Min.imum charge - 60 ceota. I I I Pomeroy Alumni Elect Officers For Next Year I I ! 1 '-""""""""""""""""""""-~'"-~';;;;;;~~;:;:"';~:;;'~;;;;;;=~;-' Joe! . !I' '¥ Blame Placed For Air Crash Near f.olumhm Di ;J I SAVI·NGS ' Ho.t Water Heaters $79.95 1 Septic Tanks ..... $54.00 ................. . $69.95 112) ~----- -- -- ~- THEY CAN -- UNDERMINE YOUR HOUSE 1 -- I McMASTER I re- u,. Racine High 2·18 80<: ·RACI~Tbe Higtl Sctlool. &ra• ~· 1 -duating clase ret'lflle4 :iat.urday ..• ; mqr,nUJg ,frQm U;\e~r trip to . W~sh­ ' i}Vlt®,.JJ,.. ~u New . ~Of~, aJI~ At· .. , ~~~\q,, ~i,t~, I> , : • • .r IJy ··ltewH. Aitaluttt, ...,.. *,_. ,..., \tour ,....,.., It eau1ht fire aa .ijoptlnt 1r11 ..... taM ODII:INIX, circlinJ fo_r a Iandini' approach, iftll enlor lttll reportr ·saad. He toot the pJane ett th\t ,.,.. yeu lib, 1tut JW u~. k 3,000 feet aad bailed out./ ~', ..... he.,. thiL .,.... fep H' . :r-eported to the eontro) eXtrt ,, .,...... ODRINIX toJwer just _before the crash that ..,.,.., yOur IIPPI'tlt. tnlll ._ he was trouble, .1c,.... rovr dttl,. for feed, AllI r;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;:;;o;;:;.;,;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.,J~entt~tc~ny ,..ur • ' - - Mull ll ....... I"" -.ue. haYll i p 1 r.a, ng 9811CJ N...._• " ,-u ...... =· ht , . : - ; . ooiolot '"" .1~ 1 - . -!Nile th CNMroy .....,..I a.n. II... P01neroy, Ohio We Colleel All•where ~ CollecUng Is Our Busln... Not A Side Une ""' 'loll ......,. ...._ _- 1NiX ""'" u.oo ...._,, 1014 , . with.. ~ -~ ROOMS FOR RENT, CLOSE IN Town. lZ'P Butternut. G-28-12tc Gilmore Supply :me ~ • - . 'HAIIMAC¥1 .. . ' •' ,.ltK'I · 2M Papen In Court · - Pomeroy, Ohio ·~~~~~:~y." Fultz A lor Plaintiff . "-tfq _-,. .fJ~Iv j 1l sava· .,... SIMON'S SELF Ml\le . I lOpe• EveitlnJI) . Ye~r! P Phone UO.M MENT. CaU 016 Ql'. ln~lre fOil Sprlna: Ave., ·P omeroy, Ohio. 5 22 .tfc to JU~E fS :o:ao DAIRY MONTH 3 .ftOOM APARTMENT WITH ·b ath . Very modern. Phone 6009. II .28 6te New~ HP'ldl~ tl:l~ Wt1atbelalt Tho J ad: i?Ur Show siaD Of1 · u,llJ l :W Citaiuiel3 .., Friday VALLEY BELL - Yzgal. 35e BuHerMilk • VALLEy ~~~Lf, Cla.ssroom Chocolato . Milk: · • qt. 2$e ' ' VALLEY BELL . MILK • . . ' Gallon Jug 79e . . ' ''· . ~ SMOKED H·AMS BU1T clr SHANK HAU' 49¢ lb. FRESH LEAN GROUND BEEF . . . .. ' ' ' ' ' . . . 3lb. for $1.00 ' SMOKED , JOWL BACON .. · .. ·.. · .. · .. Sib. for $1.00. ROME MADE . ' . -· . " " t:fitiqiti13'..;'Th~ ·•:oo . UG '~ HAM SALAD POTATO SALAD CH~SE SAUD StiAWBERRIE$ FlESH PEAS Ull · D:OO 1·.30 8:00· 6::15 8:90 J:OO GIEEN BEANS BEER AND WINE (:ARR,Y OUT. iU!iiAliLii WOllEN OR COYPl.£ to ettre ror im·;,lide. No loundr)o. Day 011. Pl..., Pomeroy 118-X Ill' Lotort 21&1. GRAVELY TIIACTOR IAj.l. AND 8-l«p SIRVICI, 113 1. Malo, - · ~. Phr.tne 63-'k.· ....IIMftl RELL\.BLII: MAN. MEcHANICAL~~o..u llomhart, RMdml'*· ly incUned. Have 11le1 ability. Olllo. · , _ C....l!le Uti. A~e to mana1e •tore. Study 6-2-301c ' employment. Apply ln ,perton at t,..., Metropolitan Marine SaJea. See WUlla Leadinabam. 6-3-3tc .. .,~~~~:._ oi W a - 1 - 1 - Moll .. tt...a'""' oil toM ch..ac,.., ___1 - Mo.rfln - ' ~~;;;;;;;;;;l~~~~~;..;;;;;;;;;.. l KU TIRES :At•<OST I •• I· .... PO•U!UUNOCO ... 2~' K1JY~, STATION ·' I \ .~ Ne~l Cartoon Theater On the Go .z· ...,.... Sam Leveni!IOn Snow~ ~~~~~i~~t~~~;;~ I 2 FALLS Nljlht , ,: .. Home OHice, St. Mltry't, W. Vo1, welding, and Parts electrlo weldlnJ. or:etylue ft. 1~. Miller Co. 315 Aah St., l\tlddleport, Ohio. Phone ~.J. D-»6te ~&4n 1 ol ....... . . '' '• .i \ '' ' -•, l J, ~ · Olllo " tfo Of ~ Ohto Valley IA.M. l•SSP.M~ t:$5 ,4.M. . 10 A.M. 11 M•n .' ., FOR SAL!!:: 7 ROO!! HOUSE ON Lincoln St,...t, !llddloport, • ROOMS, BATH, 8ASF.MENT, laue utility room, 2 blttbl. Sl: automatic heat, atorm ~oor11, AIR CONDmONil'/G, REl111JGER· ation 1enlce. Jack's kefriloracar aarage, larce lot. Phone 8U1 window•. 1618 Lincoln Uelght&. day or nlahb. 1·2-3te tlon, Ne.- Hav~n. Phone Tt: Call Pomeroy ~8-S·Stp 23037. e.:za.tf FOR ~ALE: l'URNISIIIlD t ROOM ONE THREE ROOM APT. WITH ba~th . F.att Main Stre&l. One an house or with Will bath. -tell $4000.00 unfUmiJbed. tlkll flve room apt Me-chanic St. , P. M. Cowdery, Frank Hudson, Pomei'O)", Phone Call 318·Y. 6-4·3te , Phone YU-kon IJ$3:. M-ttc NICELY FURNISHEJl ! ROOM D:17 8 ROOM MODUN ,IIOME, TILi: and biiLth, 2 bedroom up11laJrll Bpth, Full Jlo!OII)onl, Fuf11,1<0, apJrtment. Phohe 6410. · 84-etc LAWN Mo1"ERS AND ~MALL '' · near Rt. T; Plione Racine 21111. motQr NPJ!Ir. Expert c:nt iron 6- 2-3tc:. I 17 I Help Wanted NIAGARA Secret ~torm Llle ol Riley .AJ;os 'n' ..Andy ·, Arthur J. Smi\1>-NeWI Tbe Juie Rlvlln Sbo'w The Three ·Stooges Sheriff of CocbiM 7:1!11 _T4e_lny!ollble_ 'Man S:QO, ~·~- l!lri~e : 8:30 Yaney Derrlna:er --~-=-= · ~=== FORD Brl.gbter Day Captain Kancaroo I21 J Renl Estot• -~ . epo-.ter.v Daily Devotions Richard, Hqttelet Ohio. P.I:ST CONTROL CO. \LOO ~, j teetlon. Life, Call Don Milia, :Re~p,.~ .Eight . • ·r- • , ToO'Youog go ~telldy Laugh Line Ford Shov.· Yoh Bet YOti.- IJld lt:aaquera~e Partr ., II, Ill. ZO; ('1) 2, 9, 16, I.-;;-RO;;:O;;;M;;-;UN;;;;;FIJ:;;-;;IIN;:;I;;;S;;HE;;;D~A;PAR:;T. Mr. TEl-EVISIO WS:AZ.TV Char.riel 3 '' IIIII~ s,...._ - M i l l 0..:.. 'lilaoJ, · • .: '· An Letll IIIIIs Jobw Bentz. .t • HARDWARE & FURNITURE _CO. -- ~hlldren; ,_r ........ Coii914-Yor371-J AGENT WILL CALL PomefO¥, Oblo · · IM •.• weekend with lt 0\f~NTII: Y.u lt ... on ..,.,.. 1. . wl1ht within 7 . , . ,, ""'• - .,. ...._ Juot murn • Mill tiW lit We FOe · · Charleston, 'nd· Mr. ·' of !:ast ·' Mr. and ..,. ...~ ........ ,..,_ """"' wfH '"II · ' eot MERCHANTS Collectf A · • 1 partlea::~:~;:jfi· t~~~::;:~::::~::::~~~~~~::~c::::;~~~~~~~~~:i~~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:,~ii~~~~!l ,·.HOnEST GOING! .F AT OV"RWEIGH IIi> T Mr. and · Mra. Dean ntan spent Sunday Ia Rave.nawood with rela- ~ ,..~~ fe YW fw flrtt llM tives. wHtiiwt . t .....,.., ~,.._, eur new iiii"UU ctiW OOitiNIX. t.rry Curtil is apendlnt a week y.., Muat .... ...,. let ,. w.tb hla ~Mndmothe.:. Mary Pierce · .;. ,.._ ....,._, IMck. 1Me 7 ,... and .uncle Hovt _l r~ CUrtli. ...,..,._ dlltt, ltnftiJMta e_.., Mr. and Mra. Junior Spaun and clet,. lu:atiW~. "'"".. ., ....,_ family apent Saturday evenlba: ....,W Mllludnt ...,..., ..,... with Mr. and MrJ. Jlodaey Piette . . . or C*tlehts, •r . . . . . . ...,.... and IODI. ODttlfiJIIX It • tlnr ttWet aM: ... KARR & VAN ZANDT tit ' Mr. aad Krt. Robert !larton tad family of Marietta opont lho woOl! at end witb Huel Joluo ... and IOD. bankilll' firm, '' ~ :SS tr.M. 5 t.M. Radio .... .· 't �6-Dally sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 .. June 4, 1959 WANTED - ELDERLY WIDoW Sunday vlalton of Mr. and Kn . belwee-n the ages of sixty and Buren Duncan were Mr . and Mrs. sixly·five as a permanent house 1Calvin Bumgardner, Gene and Markeepn. Write Box 668-W, r: / o shall Duncan, Columbus, Mr. and Tht Daily SetllineJ, Pomeroy , Mrs. Marlin Campbell and Mr. and Ohio 6-4--6tp Mrs. Leolis Burrows and daughter, Terri, of Galllpolis Ferry. WANT ADS FOR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS fmp1Qyi1'Mfl'>~ PHONE 398 Legal Wonted / wii:L"Mo'W IA;;W;;N:::s:-.-:REA=-cso=N : c.,.. ABLE pay. Ph011e Middleport No~ice Ohio Co. Offer·s Debentures Of Ironton Firm pan7, lnveatment ColumLua. Ohio. The debenture• ore priced par plus aCCTued interest and are oHered in denominations Gf SCSOO and $HN)(). Proceeds wm be used by P.trc Loan Inc., to ezpand Jt1 Joan car Jcity. Th~ lTonton nt"m beg~ bUii· neu in May, 1964, and since then has ope-ned additional offieea at Chesa.oe:ake and Belpre, ObJo. It serves a market area of approxi· mately 400,000 population whieb txtend& into Huntington.. -and Parkersburg, W. Va., and Ash· A '300.000 issue of IO·yur 6% · • m~ · F un d oe~n •- 1ure1 oc p 11'k LEGAL NOTICE Stn 3 cent.! pu WOI'd, OCJe No. 12,142 Loan, lnc .. Ironton, Ohio eonsume oenu per word. for thr-ee ("()06eC'I.ltiYe insertions. Neva Michael. whose last known f"r loan firm, hu been underwrlt· Specia..l - one nt(JI)(b for 30 ieDUi per word . 6129 Y. 6-1 -m~ place or residence was •Belfast, ten anJ is being offered only to FuiJ n1~ of 3 cents per word will be d~arli:ed for al:!vert.ising N~ York, R. D. 1, ilut whose pres- Ohio investors by The Ohio Com· 11 not paid within 10 days •fter ree6iving bill . Business cnr" residenee is unknown; Homer Errors tn AdverUsN\8 - Should be ~ported immediately. 'I'he Kidwell. Goldie Britton, Grace .O.ily Senhrtoel wtll not be Te5pc;lln8ible for more than one lncwOpoortunities Sopher, Eva Day, Opal HoweH and rect~on. --~=-=-=-~land, Ky. MAN OR WOMAN John T. Wilsnn eaeh of whO&e Card of Thanks anti Spedal Notices of Events $1.00. Obituaries In the 1958-39 period Park 1 INCOME OPPORTUNITY place of re.sktenee is unknown ; the published at 1 cell( per word. "' Loan's number of cu1tomera inRcl!'ponsJble party able to m11ke unknow n heirs of Sarah A. GilWORDS I OAY 3 DAYS 6 DAYS 1 MO. erease1 by approximately 12% . $600.00 cash inventory invest- more , deceased; the unknown I5 60c 90c S 1.35 $4 .5-I.J At a busineu meeting preced· In the same period dollar vplume mcnl wil! be appointed to sup - hem of F. 0. Gilmore. deceakd ; ing the dallCC arid banquet of the of lo'ln5 ro.se nearly 22% and net 20 60c $1.2() $1 80 $6.00 ply kea1 act'OI.mts weekly with the unknown hein; , devisees, lega- Pomeroy High Alumni Assod&t.ion income before taxes increased by 25 '"" $1.50 $2.25 $760 nationally televiRed M & M tee , executors, administrators or last SatuM.ay Frank Vaughan was more than 33%. Ads rere~ved by 10 A.M. will be in U.at day'.s paper. e&ndy. Revolutionary Ucvelo-p ass Lgns of Nellie Cloud, deceased ; elcrted ' as president or Lhe organi· P"k Loan'a net unglbl< meu men t in bi IJion dol I a r· emdy in . the unk nown hei rs, devisees, Jega- tahon for the ensuing year. amou nt to more than $2400 per NEW IDEA HAYLOADE.H.. dustry crP11tes opportunity IL"es, executors, administrators or Not•ces A total ()f 278 alumni were on W.i.semiller. RD 1, Pomeroy. whPl'(' high profit earnings are assigns of Homer Kidwell , Goldie hand at the ~:~nnual affair held in $1000 f% Sinking Fund , Debenture, and its net t urrent asseh Mv -=o= F=, r :c-=E- = w uc:,L:-::BF. CLOSED 6 -1 Jtp rea!iu·d !rum I he start . .$3000 ·Britton, Neva Michael, Grace So- the Pomeroy Junior High Auditor- are mflre than 1.46 tilDeS the priD· DURING JUNE. R. E. Boice, a ye,u pote nti al on part time pher, Ev.a Day. Opal Howell and iu m. Following the banquet the ci pal <L mount of all outstanding M.D. 6-2-3tp has!s to start I iJI fully d<'velop- John T. Wilson, if any of them be guests dancing lo t he music of I ong-term d e bl . cd Rt•quire~ 110 scllin ~.\ Write deceased, whose names and resi· orchestra of Jimmy Lohse . HAVE SEVEN 1-"IVE WEl:K OLD m<'i :1 'ing phone fnr denees are unknown to the plain· Collie-Shepherd puppies to give interview. Manager, P. 0 . ' Liff, will take notice that Bertha Other officers elec ted :nclude . away. CaU 3087 &3·3tc lC64 - ~IIU, Cl,•veland, 2, on the lOth day of March, Marlene Wilson, finl viee presi6·4·2!p fil4ld he r petition in the com- dent: Charles Lcgar, ~econd vice DANCE CLASSES----TOE, BATON, '· !'~~ ·~'~. Court of Meigs County, president; .Paulenc Mayer, Se<'~· Tap, AcroJatic, Ballet and Ball(20) Business ServicE.'. Ohio, In case No. 12,842, and the" tarr·treaaurer, and Bernice Nease, TOQm aL Raeine Legion Hall. after fil ed her su"plemental peti- amstant secretary · treas~rcr. Rea;istiatlou June 8--2 to 15 P. CAR Lion ,alleging that ahe is the own. Named to the execultve committee CLEAN. )1 .; conducted by William Kent ll'/0. :.:ioi'Jo F.ervi('e. er in fee simple and in actual poa:~":ere . ~homu Goett, J?anny MorDance Studios. 0·3·3tc COLUMBt:S UPI~'Hydnulic u :fl)tc sessJon of the following real ei· till , LOrena Arnold, Irene Grueser 1 ~ nd el~tr~eal ' .malfun&ion" was slate: Lela Curtis and WilHam Woodard. blavted today by florth American Ill) AutoSoles The following described real Cs. · Outg&ing president Lela Curtis Aviation ...metals for the flaming late, situate in the Village of Har- gave lhe address of welcome to rrash e n a farm near here WedGoCHII Cl"" UMd Cars l'isonvillc, in t he County of Meigs lhe as&embled alumm and Jerry nesd~:· of ·a n A3J Vigilante jet All M.k•a •nd Modelt a nd Sta te of Ohio, ahd bounded Welker _l'f!Sponded for the Class of fighter-bomber. MITPOPOLIT "'.f\1 ~:~nd descrihed as follows: 1~9. M1ss Ethel Garland was preH. Z. Hopkins,' Palmdale, Calif. _ Auto S.l•• A piece of land off of fhe North· ~e nted a corsage a! the eldest a Norttt American -test pilot, par2 LO 'I'C cal'it corner of Joseph Bradfield's alumni member present and Mar· achuted to safety, landing about onE:' acrE:' lot. commencing at the lene Wilson gave the financial re· :mo yards fr~ where the plane !Jefo~·e 9 :30 A .M. South corner of No. 19 and run- port. 1950 BUICK 4 DR. SED. CEN: tore a huge hoi, In the farm ol M(dtlleport 8831-J ning West 4 rod1; thence South-l"harlesanna Hess, ,aceompa1 ied Jaek Fro1t. tury, Radio, Hc~:~ler , Dynafiow. , Pomeroy $%5 e~~~ along the bed of the creek Oy Margaret Neuman prese nted a Cap3ble of spt eds of more than Clean car inside and out. $12915. KAUTZ FEED $TORI 61,2 rods; thenee North 4 rod1 and :ap routine to '\Breezing Along 1,000 'Tliles pe1 hour, twice the 81pettnars, Pomeroy. $--29-etc At Chest.r 11 1.~ fee t to the place of begin· Wilh the Breeze . Bill Anderson, a speed of sound, the pl.:t.ne WIIS ~U:-,C,'K --2,.- Dit SED. SPECW. Phone 485 Vukoa 5·2145 ning, contain ing whatever land member of the 1959 class, present- one of four being built here by pyn3flow, Beater. A fine car at p HAMILL SERVICE that is in said boundary. The ed a saxophone soio wllh Mrs. North American since last Aue. 11 low price. $1095. Btaettnars, =c--::cc-o- omeroy above described was deeded by Jo. Roy Tracy, Jr. at the piano. 31 under a 200 million dollar Pomeroy. 6-29--etc STRAWBERRIES. CATSKlLLS & I STATION sep h Bradfield and wife toW. H. A poem 'bY 'Mrs. Dorothy Kuntz Navy contract. Spar.kk-s. Box or crate. Call r\lbany 3353 Oyt.>, April 27th, 1881. Hummel, dedicated to this year's The ·plane is believed one of l9!H PONTIAC 4 DOOR SEDAN. 926-X. ·• 5·29-6tp f'·-:--:--ci:ii:A:Nii$ ____ , AJso tke land laying Eaat of the graduates, waa read by Mrs. Irene the fa rtfUit in the wor!d. $7~- Bluettn;ars, PomeJ oy. ;;;;-;-c;;;;;;;-e;;:;;i':':·~·;;·;-;;;;;--, 1 1 hcd of the creek In Lot No. 19 in Grueser. fi-2g...6tc 195G NEW MOOif 41 111'. TRAILRtdio & TV Rep.alr Senlc• the Village of Harrisonville, eomThe singing or the Alma Mater , er, 1 bedroom, 34 ft. aluminum Phone 100 mencing at the Ndrthea1t corner with ·Luctue Swackhamer as ac.- IN JUST 15 Mll'tut~S f"'ORD 2 $795. Blaell~ IF YOU HAVE to awnlna:. $2,200.00. Lawrence Pom•roy, Qh 10, of Lot No. 19 and running West companlst closed, the program. Pomeroy. i5-29-6Lc Reed, Lowe's Trallw Court, lO:i feet; lhe nct! South atone th~ It was voted to hold next year'8 SCRATCH YOUR ITCHYour 48c back a-1. 11ny dr:ug store. Middleport, Ohio. · 3-26-tfc YOUR WESTIN~HOUSE DEALI:R bed of the creek t o the South line •·eunion on the S&lurday be!ore (91 For Sale TV AND APPLIANCES of I..ot No. 19; thcuee East 7!1 feet; Memorial Day. The rece nt reunion Apply ITCH-ME-NOT. Itch ond USED WASI·IER, 26" GIRL'.S COAL, OIL A GAS FURNACES thence North lo the plao::e of be- of the association was the 4ht an- burning disappear! Use •netallrt· ~ ENE11AN BLINDS. CANVAS Bl 1 • h d o tnd W(,od slat por ch and wln· eye e. room nuso an v ARNOLD'S gin ning. nual affai.r held for Pomeroy High drying ITCH·ME-NOT day or night for' ectema, rlng-wortn, insect bl1te.s, Phone 136-Y Syra(Uie, Ohio Also the following drucrlbed Sehoul graduates. dow shades. Cloth aWJJinga, all extra lots. Phone 6381-J . 6·2-3tc foot itch, other surface l'Mbea. real estat .. in Fraction Nc1. 13, The dinner was served by the kinds porch valiance, Electric mELEVISION RADI-SMALL TODAY a.t SWISHER I LOHSE. l 7, .Ranye 14 of the Ohio Pomeroy Band Boosters . Town " I I L. hl TRAILEilS 193!5 A. B. C. HOU SE ' • 0 & Jo~ans a I klnua, E ectr c 1g . , , APPLlANCE REP Am. Phone Com pany's Purchase, bf!glnnlng In I r;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;= .fixture!), all kind s. Dale Wippel Traller !50 Ft. long, Custom Ot' MaOJ' Wck Ra Oh · 111 the center 'Jf the Pomeroy and II Su-pply, 2Hi Union A1enue. made , separate diulng room . o,s • c1ne lO. !--?·30tc Crosley kltrhen, car pel.ed Jiving __ _ _ ~30~ Harri sonville road at the Northroom, washer nnd dryer, air rOR RENT-EXTEN ~JON LAD west corner of a lot known as the 8 1,; ArRE~ NO. 1 STANDING condit ioner ~ l<"t. .aluminum ders, Scaffold Boards, Drop "Mfll Lot", Lhenre South 21 de· hay. Harold llarnh~:~rt, Reeds· awning . l'riccd on inspecti on . L1olhs. CHnl :m Fisher, MiddlE'· gree We11t 19:\-4 ff'e t: thence South ville . Phone Coolville 3691. ~ Jlh-One HA 3·8M'.!, Denver Wehcr por•, Ohio. Phone 32Bf... .. lHf I !f.! deg•·ee Wesl 1901A feet; thence So uth 87 df".KJ'ef' Ea~t 107 % feet ; Belpre. 6·2·6tp 8·3 -~tp . thence North llh drgree East 200 ·~--CUSTOM BUILT JliJ r CHEN DK llOXER OOC: . 5 .'wiONTII.S OJ,D. CONSlGNM:I-~NT SAI~E. NExT sigmld (or your home. li'ree ,...,. feet to the ccnl.er of the .P omeroy Ca ll 2442. Lel~:~rt falls. H-3-3te aa le will be held, Sat. , June 6, timalcs. Fort>man & Abbot\. nnd Harrisonvli.e road; thence North 82 ~ Jegret Weat 107 1f.J --·--· _ _____ 1959 fit ll A. M. one mil e Wt!sl Phone fi284-Y. 8-6-tJ feet to the place of •beginning. BARNIIART JMPflOVI':D BEEFof Porterfield JJt the Goddard _ _ _ _ __ Glass Lined That there is a cloud un plain atc~:~k tomato pl;~nt s. $UJO per Sales grounds. Lunch will he AUCTIONEER !.lff's title to said real .estate, ar!shundred . Sec Tom Hayman, S~·· served. Goddard Sules, Goddard Complete- Service tng by reason of an error made In . racusc. Ohio. 6-3~tc & JanCII Aucllonecn. 6·3·3le Crltt Br•dCord a deed from F. 0. Gilmore and - - - ,- M - -p· , ·rv • - ~~---- _ - - - -- Write, Phone or Cont•ct Sarah Gllmoro, February 13, 1919, 78 ACRE I• AU · L~N OF f I<'Jlt'TY ACRJ<::S, SIX ROOM HOUSE A. C. Bradford, R•cine, Ohio roeorded ln VoJume 120, page 482 p»lllurc and wut cr. E1ght room ·h b lid . 16 2' .. 10 Year Guarantee ........ ...... . Oulb 1.i"lng ) w1t bath. 8 cveru 1 out u Jngs. · ... or the Melgs County Deed Record11, h S' (' 1 1 . ou. st'll . rOOt rcalionably. HU'Il . U Phone. " 8. Cl ose to h ~~~u·' roa d . 11 n _E.c h oo J III ~-;;-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;,. whi ch said deed omitted two Will bus ~llld matl routes. David Uulcourges in the · description and er246fl. 6.3. 121 p t er, Rt. 1, Pomeroy. Phone roneously inserted a wrong me~:~ s· 1 - ·- - - -..___.. 93l ·Y. 6-3·6tp ua·ement. That the plaintiff and 15 ACitES IN S IDI'~ CORPORA· he r predecessors in title hne, TION , lying between Union Ave, for more than (Wfmty-one years, Wanled to Rent and Count.y Chlldrer1's Home been in the uninterrupted, actuo~~l , · property. J. J. Leifheit, Phone MIDDLE AGED t.:OlJPLE WANTS 300 Gallon ...... . . ,, ,,, open, notorious, exclusive and ad!WI-X . 6-3·6tp 2 bedroom home or apartment. vl'rse possession of the •bove de· Box t8!i, M\ddle J>ort or call sc r~bed real estate, under a claim 1 ELEC1'111C o•~LAVAL <.:REAM Chester Yukon 02223. 6-2-3tc · SI!JI JI"il tor. ~i'l.ll for 12 cows. See or ownership. 500 Gallon The prayer or said petition Js II Chris }'ruth al Mnamn, W. Va. that any interest claimed by any 6-f·:ltc (9al Morine Suppl~of the defendanta obe ld.ludgcd UNd INah and moton, SliJ.OO and i ·- - - ·null and void, that detendailt11 b!l Termltea often deltruy valu.F'ORTY ACHKS OF MIXF..D~. ,:~~~:,d up, while thliv Int. Metro,o(ltan from auertlna any right, able property btrl'ore 1nyone i1 t~njoined or put up uu shMre6. ~~ M.rlne Sal•• and lerviu, Pant· tt tlc, interest or claim tn and to aware of their presence. Thr.l nibb!i, Jtl. 2. Lun,!ol HuUom. •ray. P_horq 16-M. 2 J tk 51airf real estate, and that plainoff Ht. 7. lnLrk of new Eastern is because they hve in tunneJa tiff's title in and ll) ,,aid real es· High School . 6 1 6tp ( 14) f"-<>r Rent which they eti. into wood. 1'hey bit> be quieted, and lor other Jo their damaJe fron1 the In· lief. TOMATO AND SWEET POTATO - Furnished and sidft oul. We'll cllcck your pro. The above mentioned ptrties planta. Second house east from McMasten, Middleporty fur termHcs tree, eradl· will further take notic:e that MIDDLEPORT school houlit! in Syracu1e. Wm. OHIO port. Phone ~M . 2 a tl eate them at low cott. &-mom· H. Holn10s. D-29-atp bet an inspeetioa. 1a time savu to ~aid petition and that D •ROOM APARTMiii'IT WITH dGIIare. have beentomade required answer ' the bath and llartce. 8 room bou5e For FREE lntpHfion or before the lit day of A••a~·~,,L end t room lPII'tment. Phone 1959. ,• . L . .'(· PHONq 311.'11 310.M, Pomeroy. A. · N. Ben&ol. Bertha Carl, :PlalnUf!-f &+II RATES in8ertioo. Min.imum charge - 60 ceota. I I I Pomeroy Alumni Elect Officers For Next Year I I ! 1 '-""""""""""""""""""""-~'"-~';;;;;;~~;:;:"';~:;;'~;;;;;;=~;-' Joe! . !I' '¥ Blame Placed For Air Crash Near f.olumhm Di ;J I SAVI·NGS ' Ho.t Water Heaters $79.95 1 Septic Tanks ..... $54.00 ................. . $69.95 112) ~----- -- -- ~- THEY CAN -- UNDERMINE YOUR HOUSE 1 -- I McMASTER I re- u,. Racine High 2·18 80<: ·RACI~Tbe Higtl Sctlool. &ra• ~· 1 -duating clase ret'lflle4 :iat.urday ..• ; mqr,nUJg ,frQm U;\e~r trip to . W~sh­ ' i}Vlt®,.JJ,.. ~u New . ~Of~, aJI~ At· .. , ~~~\q,, ~i,t~, I> , : • • .r IJy ··ltewH. Aitaluttt, ...,.. *,_. ,..., \tour ,....,.., It eau1ht fire aa .ijoptlnt 1r11 ..... taM ODII:INIX, circlinJ fo_r a Iandini' approach, iftll enlor lttll reportr ·saad. He toot the pJane ett th\t ,.,.. yeu lib, 1tut JW u~. k 3,000 feet aad bailed out./ ~', ..... he.,. thiL .,.... fep H' . :r-eported to the eontro) eXtrt ,, .,...... ODRINIX toJwer just _before the crash that ..,.,.., yOur IIPPI'tlt. tnlll ._ he was trouble, .1c,.... rovr dttl,. for feed, AllI r;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;:;;o;;:;.;,;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.,J~entt~tc~ny ,..ur • ' - - Mull ll ....... I"" -.ue. haYll i p 1 r.a, ng 9811CJ N...._• " ,-u ...... =· ht , . : - ; . ooiolot '"" .1~ 1 - . -!Nile th CNMroy .....,..I a.n. II... P01neroy, Ohio We Colleel All•where ~ CollecUng Is Our Busln... Not A Side Une ""' 'loll ......,. ...._ _- 1NiX ""'" u.oo ...._,, 1014 , . with.. ~ -~ ROOMS FOR RENT, CLOSE IN Town. lZ'P Butternut. G-28-12tc Gilmore Supply :me ~ • - . 'HAIIMAC¥1 .. . ' •' ,.ltK'I · 2M Papen In Court · - Pomeroy, Ohio ·~~~~~:~y." Fultz A lor Plaintiff . "-tfq _-,. .fJ~Iv j 1l sava· .,... SIMON'S SELF Ml\le . I lOpe• EveitlnJI) . Ye~r! P Phone UO.M MENT. CaU 016 Ql'. ln~lre fOil Sprlna: Ave., ·P omeroy, Ohio. 5 22 .tfc to JU~E fS :o:ao DAIRY MONTH 3 .ftOOM APARTMENT WITH ·b ath . Very modern. Phone 6009. II .28 6te New~ HP'ldl~ tl:l~ Wt1atbelalt Tho J ad: i?Ur Show siaD Of1 · u,llJ l :W Citaiuiel3 .., Friday VALLEY BELL - Yzgal. 35e BuHerMilk • VALLEy ~~~Lf, Cla.ssroom Chocolato . Milk: · • qt. 2$e ' ' VALLEY BELL . MILK • . . ' Gallon Jug 79e . . ' ''· . ~ SMOKED H·AMS BU1T clr SHANK HAU' 49¢ lb. FRESH LEAN GROUND BEEF . . . .. ' ' ' ' ' . . . 3lb. for $1.00 ' SMOKED , JOWL BACON .. · .. ·.. · .. · .. Sib. for $1.00. ROME MADE . ' . -· . " " t:fitiqiti13'..;'Th~ ·•:oo . UG '~ HAM SALAD POTATO SALAD CH~SE SAUD StiAWBERRIE$ FlESH PEAS Ull · D:OO 1·.30 8:00· 6::15 8:90 J:OO GIEEN BEANS BEER AND WINE (:ARR,Y OUT. iU!iiAliLii WOllEN OR COYPl.£ to ettre ror im·;,lide. No loundr)o. Day 011. Pl..., Pomeroy 118-X Ill' Lotort 21&1. GRAVELY TIIACTOR IAj.l. AND 8-l«p SIRVICI, 113 1. Malo, - · ~. Phr.tne 63-'k.· ....IIMftl RELL\.BLII: MAN. MEcHANICAL~~o..u llomhart, RMdml'*· ly incUned. Have 11le1 ability. Olllo. · , _ C....l!le Uti. A~e to mana1e •tore. Study 6-2-301c ' employment. Apply ln ,perton at t,..., Metropolitan Marine SaJea. See WUlla Leadinabam. 6-3-3tc .. .,~~~~:._ oi W a - 1 - 1 - Moll .. tt...a'""' oil toM ch..ac,.., ___1 - Mo.rfln - ' ~~;;;;;;;;;;l~~~~~;..;;;;;;;;;.. l KU TIRES :At•<OST I •• I· .... PO•U!UUNOCO ... 2~' K1JY~, STATION ·' I \ .~ Ne~l Cartoon Theater On the Go .z· ...,.... Sam Leveni!IOn Snow~ ~~~~~i~~t~~~;;~ I 2 FALLS Nljlht , ,: .. Home OHice, St. Mltry't, W. Vo1, welding, and Parts electrlo weldlnJ. or:etylue ft. 1~. Miller Co. 315 Aah St., l\tlddleport, Ohio. Phone ~.J. D-»6te ~&4n 1 ol ....... . . '' '• .i \ '' ' -•, l J, ~ · Olllo " tfo Of ~ Ohto Valley IA.M. l•SSP.M~ t:$5 ,4.M. . 10 A.M. 11 M•n .' ., FOR SAL!!:: 7 ROO!! HOUSE ON Lincoln St,...t, !llddloport, • ROOMS, BATH, 8ASF.MENT, laue utility room, 2 blttbl. Sl: automatic heat, atorm ~oor11, AIR CONDmONil'/G, REl111JGER· ation 1enlce. Jack's kefriloracar aarage, larce lot. Phone 8U1 window•. 1618 Lincoln Uelght&. day or nlahb. 1·2-3te tlon, Ne.- Hav~n. Phone Tt: Call Pomeroy ~8-S·Stp 23037. e.:za.tf FOR ~ALE: l'URNISIIIlD t ROOM ONE THREE ROOM APT. WITH ba~th . F.att Main Stre&l. One an house or with Will bath. -tell $4000.00 unfUmiJbed. tlkll flve room apt Me-chanic St. , P. M. Cowdery, Frank Hudson, Pomei'O)", Phone Call 318·Y. 6-4·3te , Phone YU-kon IJ$3:. M-ttc NICELY FURNISHEJl ! ROOM D:17 8 ROOM MODUN ,IIOME, TILi: and biiLth, 2 bedroom up11laJrll Bpth, Full Jlo!OII)onl, Fuf11,1<0, apJrtment. Phohe 6410. · 84-etc LAWN Mo1"ERS AND ~MALL '' · near Rt. T; Plione Racine 21111. motQr NPJ!Ir. Expert c:nt iron 6- 2-3tc:. I 17 I Help Wanted NIAGARA Secret ~torm Llle ol Riley .AJ;os 'n' ..Andy ·, Arthur J. Smi\1>-NeWI Tbe Juie Rlvlln Sbo'w The Three ·Stooges Sheriff of CocbiM 7:1!11 _T4e_lny!ollble_ 'Man S:QO, ~·~- l!lri~e : 8:30 Yaney Derrlna:er --~-=-= · ~=== FORD Brl.gbter Day Captain Kancaroo I21 J Renl Estot• -~ . epo-.ter.v Daily Devotions Richard, Hqttelet Ohio. P.I:ST CONTROL CO. \LOO ~, j teetlon. Life, Call Don Milia, :Re~p,.~ .Eight . • ·r- • , ToO'Youog go ~telldy Laugh Line Ford Shov.· Yoh Bet YOti.- IJld lt:aaquera~e Partr ., II, Ill. ZO; ('1) 2, 9, 16, I.-;;-RO;;:O;;;M;;-;UN;;;;;FIJ:;;-;;IIN;:;I;;;S;;HE;;;D~A;PAR:;T. Mr. TEl-EVISIO WS:AZ.TV Char.riel 3 '' IIIII~ s,...._ - M i l l 0..:.. 'lilaoJ, · • .: '· An Letll IIIIIs Jobw Bentz. .t • HARDWARE & FURNITURE _CO. -- ~hlldren; ,_r ........ Coii914-Yor371-J AGENT WILL CALL PomefO¥, Oblo · · IM •.• weekend with lt 0\f~NTII: Y.u lt ... on ..,.,.. 1. . wl1ht within 7 . , . ,, ""'• - .,. ...._ Juot murn • Mill tiW lit We FOe · · Charleston, 'nd· Mr. ·' of !:ast ·' Mr. and ..,. ...~ ........ ,..,_ """"' wfH '"II · ' eot MERCHANTS Collectf A · • 1 partlea::~:~;:jfi· t~~~::;:~::::~::::~~~~~~::~c::::;~~~~~~~~~:i~~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii:,~ii~~~~!l ,·.HOnEST GOING! .F AT OV"RWEIGH IIi> T Mr. and · Mra. Dean ntan spent Sunday Ia Rave.nawood with rela- ~ ,..~~ fe YW fw flrtt llM tives. wHtiiwt . t .....,.., ~,.._, eur new iiii"UU ctiW OOitiNIX. t.rry Curtil is apendlnt a week y.., Muat .... ...,. let ,. w.tb hla ~Mndmothe.:. Mary Pierce · .;. ,.._ ....,._, IMck. 1Me 7 ,... and .uncle Hovt _l r~ CUrtli. ...,..,._ dlltt, ltnftiJMta e_.., Mr. and Mra. Junior Spaun and clet,. lu:atiW~. "'"".. ., ....,_ family apent Saturday evenlba: ....,W Mllludnt ...,..., ..,... with Mr. and MrJ. Jlodaey Piette . . . or C*tlehts, •r . . . . . . ...,.... and IODI. ODttlfiJIIX It • tlnr ttWet aM: ... KARR & VAN ZANDT tit ' Mr. aad Krt. Robert !larton tad family of Marietta opont lho woOl! at end witb Huel Joluo ... and IOD. bankilll' firm, '' ~ :SS tr.M. 5 t.M. Radio .... .· 't �• &-Dtily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, J une 4, 1959 ,~t~~- M:~d ·~d.. M~~r!::'~.Edr· • Ml!lnNG CALLED Tile Fedent.ed Church Counctl iriu bold a very importa nt meelin& 7f'iday at 7 p m. and aU members are urged to .attend • :.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;1 F Ward~ Ours son Joyce Carson, Mr ond Sr Mrs, Miss ChriS.. Powell, Mr and ~!r. Is Honored On 50th Birthday Mrs WJohn gll alkerBuO«h, Mr a nd and MrsMrsOrVor v1 l [ Mrs Wa rren Our s 'lntertaJn ed at her home at Bashan, 0 , Wlth a surprise ljirthday d mner for Holter and fa mily, Ernest Holter, ){r. and Mn. Rou VanMeter and daughters Sh1rley and Linda, .Mr and Mrs Ernest Johnson, Mr and Mn . Do uglas Clrtle. Mr and Mrs. Skelly Boggeu and son Dale, Miss Sandra Smith, Mr. and Mrs George Hall, Mia' Anna corneU, her husband, Warden "Jim" Ours in honor of h1 s fl! tJeth birthday on Sunday May 31st. Those present wf':re Mr~ Bettill' Mrs Mary Bla nk, Mr and Mrs Jllmes Cornell, Mrs. Gladys Deem and sona Norm.n and Roger, Ro berL OW's. Understanding the For free booklet, write: Cbrlstadelphlan Bible Sodety VALUES ' J I f I I I l I ! y ' Ml'ddlep"rt v Of JfiE AREA Fll.DDII . NOUDASHILT bo!tohtl was followed by an article "What Mrs \VQrd is w1th her s1ster Mrs. many lovely alternate. Thank you notes were read Is Llfe About?" by George M. A.d.· Raymond S1sh at Mason. from Mrs HDrace McElhinny, Mrs. ams taken from "Today's Talk." L R. Wiley_ has ret~rned_ to his Ben Nc utzbng and Mrs. Eli:Abeth A poem "SomebDdy 's Mother ," home "l fter vtsltlng w1tb h11 bro· Mrs. Luc1lle ~ayes re turned to 1thcr 1:1 the Soutb. dedtcated tD one of the older mem· Lima with her son and daughter Lear. An anvitallon was received from Le M 1 m -La w, Mr and Mn. Wilham the Wilkesville Temple to lbeir bers of the Tempdc , MrsM. ~ Mr~; NeJU~ 'l,le of Carpenter, Mayes and famlly for a two weeks JnspectioQ to be held Friday, Elhmny , was r eaT•bY Ars. de~h~ and p•esident o1 the loeal BPW vu:lit. June 5 A number of the me m· hng A contest " our roun Club i1 confined 01l the Hulzer bers and Fides Lodge members Umted States" With Mrs Horace HoiPitlll along with her son, to attend this mspectlon. McElhmny m charge concluded Johnny because of a contagious A report of t.he ways and Means the program. bver d1scase that Johnny bas con· Comm1ttee was given by to-chair· I j~~~~~~~ wer e mv1tcd mto the traded. men, Mrs Philip Meinhart t, room where refreshments Mr ::md Mrs. Max Coats of Mrs Nathan BI.Ui. • sheri>et, lemon st1cks The group voted to hold served by the L1ma were guests of Mr. and lrlra. annual picnlc in JulY with Smith, asaiilted by Robert Coat.a and family Monday ben or the K. .ei.l'.J.odte. The ~able was cov- evemng ties oJ "'bOth M~1g..:e .nm~ll! wh•te linen cloth and Pauline Zirkle, student nurse hers and Fides Lodge centered w1th a bouquet of at Holzer Hospital is home on vawtll be guests. Monday, rc~ , T~feJ pnd crystal c-andelabras. cation wtth her parenu Mr. and was sleeted as the tentative Mrs E;ber Lewis. Tuesday she for the picnic and tt will be went to Ashland, Ky., to visit witb in the Middleport Roadside P~rk frien:ls for a few days, Following the busmess meettne Mr. ours • and modernistic patterns - in a variety of colors. 36 inobes wide. 2 yds. for $1.00 t t SERTA TWIN BEDS Complete $88.00 Pome •oy QfS Pomeroy Bend THE '"TRES 3 Pc. Solid MKple " BED ROOM SUITE $149.00 MEIGS - Millon Bradley Teaching Aids ••• the key to lun and l•arnlng "THE JOU:RNEY" - DeOOrah Kerr Y"l Brvnner Yo~~ttt!llcl w#l fiiMI th.t leomltl~ h fu"- wht" It's o go..... And MllkMI 1rft1er -.dllllt ol• .,.. tM "IOflllo" eppf0C141h to help him hrtpro" 'I BAKER Furniture _,.,, "THE r.!,~~U~~KREIG" hit Mhool . .,k, Wfletl_, ,.ur child piOJI thtM go-irll wit.. }'Ot.l IH' wltll otlt..- chlhl,.., M'U e11Joy fhh fUN _, hll leorlllft(l. Mlftotllttoclley leof'lllnl old• ore educotor..app~. uMd tMd!en. ......_hool fllroegh grade '1. Ahh 1fttWa AIPHAIIT PICTUII AAIH eAtDI. UHJt NUMIIII; UNIC 11T1111, DIAL 'H II'IU, UNDI.. UANDINO NUMIIII, uti ....,. Prl• ,_. 9lc Kerwm Mathews, VOn Johnson •r 0.. The Brightest PomeroJ TO NIGHT •nd FRIDAY ",R.mE ~~OME" 1\andoJnh Scott, Karen Steele .. T8MPLE-Mid.dleport Net Open Ttnltlbt , FRIDAY 1ncf IATUI~YJ~ IUN., MON. and TU*S. · "SHAGGY DOG" Fred MacMurray, ~ H<aeeo Admlulon 75c anct 50c Corner In MIDDLEPORT Reg, $158. KrOehler Lounge Cbalr & OltoDIIn Sale U2l· Reg. $49.00 Kroehler TV Chalra . . . . . . . . S.le $39.00 Reg.,$29.95 Kroehler Oeciulonal Chairs . . Sale $1!4.80 Reg. $27.50 Kroehler TV Chairs . . . .' . . . . Sale $22.00 • ku~ge l.arge he Our 1959 FRIGIDAIRE FRIGIDAIRE ELECTRIC RANGES · Two Are Injured In Farm Mishaps In Meigs County Jour~ mills. .Sen. Ray T. Miller Jr. of Cleveland and Arthur :Slake of Martins lt'erfy were the only ·Democrats jolDina Republican dppoe!Uon, " O....a-ToPOid Two "otber er,u Antl)~;~py Cleveland Demo· 0. Calabrese and POLIO SHOTS, INDICTED - Ben Gamble sits with Elizabeth, 9, and Ray, 14, In Edenwold, Tenn , bemg indicted by the Davidson county health departfor refusing potio immunization shots for the children. he was tired of being told what do, and if II means a jail term 11 they can · start the cell ready," Youth 8elqs¢S·•·. Offers 'fo'Buy ,. Cat WitlfW.iitg$ P!IO!VlLLE, w. va. Racme's Emergency Squad was kept o ~ the move Thursday ~fte_r­ noon handling two CifCS wtthin the matt-er of one hour !rom the P~rtland area The ,quad was !!ummoned first at 1·05 p m to the Gail Price farm .1t Portland to transport Harry Honbach to Meigs General Hospit · l after Honbacb had tal-' len from a load of hay breaking ' a shoulder and suffering pos· sible lJack mjuries. Before the squad had ~~ft the hoqnhl they were summoned to the Ed Bush farm in Lebanon Township where a horse had fallen on R.aymond Hartley break· 4l.K his leg. He was also brought to the hoepital. D•1rlng the two runs the squad, travel~IJ ~ total of miles. n UP!-.\ Jullus .J. .Petra'eii+ rtturned to the nem~rlttc aide. Another, John J. 1~year HOL thing ;ntl won:t sen It e'leta for old boy whO -found a 11at with WJRI4". knows he tilas a &ood. "'(!orrJ.gan of Cleveland, · was ab- SALE . 79c a yard' 0 $3.95 $4.95 $5.95 $8.95 \ SPREAI)S .. . ..... .. SALE, $3.00 SPREADS . , .· . , SALE $4.00 SPREADS .. , . . s.:l.i $5.00 ' .. . . .. . . SALE $7:.00 SPREADS t!•l -)j~,·~ •. : ,, ' ' ' l l. J ,. .t AU Our ll~c '> BIRDSEYE DIAPERS DRAPES and COllAGE SETS Regularly sell for $1.00. Good selecUon In ali colors. ~·ine quality Birdseye diapers. Hemmed, Cut size 27x27. SALE 79c a pair _$1.69 do1. $3.95 ·a PINCH' ~T DRAPERIES ' ' \ Mr. an.d Mri Lawterice SUJU.h ' ' ' ' ' ' Iormor Eli11belb Aan Smith. VJaltlna: the paat week end II i:hlt p~renta , Mr. and ' ' ' .• \ $3.39 a P!lir Karr Sr. of Racine . wen Mr. and Mtt. and two aona of Dennle Karr Jr. and · Shirt)' of Cli'eleYill• and Harold • ' DOES YOUR • '1~~~~ I; ., In COiuillbuo wllll Mr. and Mil. Rllpb Ruuell. l«ra. Rus,.eU ii the . . ' .. . '. ' ' $249.95 11 Cu. Ft. UPRIGHT · .. • 12~ Cu. Ft. UPRIGHT . . . . " . .. $269~95 ...... .. .. .... .. .. $39f.95 24 Cu. Ft. !• Ali our ~·" drlpes in this 2 day sale. Big ~l~U9n of moderniStic 'aiid Qohll patterns- alia plain' oolotil 'ln rose, green; natur~ ~~~d, broy,;n, . Ea~ pair 50 laehea wide, 84 lnch-:s long,. ' Rutland, MIQ Betty Demoskey of Middleport ond Eatt Denny J'r, of Pomeroy vlsited Tuetdu eveNp;i Sale " One man died and his passenger, both Kaiser Aluminum workers escaped with only minor injuries in a spectacular highway' crash Thursday morning six miles west of R1ptey on Route 33. . Jackson County Sheriffs deputies sa1d Joe K. Markam, who tived with his family In a Cheshire, 0 ., trader court, was · Full and Twin Sizes. Big se!ecllon ol colors ~ in Wo•en cotton - chenille and hobnail spreads. ' 1. ~ddie Grue1er returned Sui\day after a week's viait In Lane~ater with Mr1 and Mrs. R. B. WiUdn1. Mr. and Mra. 18. turned to their home, Monday, after an with her motb~:~r, Mn. Grueaer, ' · · ,.. Slillhlly Soiled WAS e42.9S • ' Big selection >~f ' ~lai.ls apd patterns ~ Ootlj>n Barkclolh. WaShable Apd preshrunk. 4~'; agd 4W: widths. '' I Ohio Valley Experiment Um•t 'Plan's J~:riO Joe K. Markam Is Victim In Accident Near Ripley ?Ira. ROLL·A·WAY BED " extra - - ---- _ _ _ ___:_____ :---.------:"f=======~~;;;;;;;;;;~ IUUPREADS tr~=~r:. ~:~~:, i~~••s~::. • Be Sure Ta Gnd $J.95 graduation or ber grandson, Donald Van Meter.' Mr Mrs. Eddae H.trtung l'e· Tuesday everung a racaUon tip to the Blue Mountains. Timothy Bishop and Mr. George B111hop and tamvisited tbrlelly on wilh Mrs. Margaret ' Mrs. Cueter and Mra. George and daughters or Logan were week end guests of Mrs, Maraaret Hemsley. --~.-~--------~--------r---1=-42 indt Double Bowl Sink .. Reg. U49.95 .. Sale •129.9& : 1 (p,rnt>. SPLid oolor geeno or tan. while Mrs. )label VanMeter left SVJI,. day for Vounaatown to attend the lleluxe Sink .... . • Reg. UU.DS . . Sale f88.88 (16--16~ )' . '. MUUfl't ;\.11 sizes -- Smoli (14-14\1 n"'k), IIU!dium (JH~\2), In Ponreroy N laeh I, ' Is KiUed In Highway Crash HOIIII Two ol five Democratic senators GPPolina: the bill switched stands 1 wheh a compromise was reached 1o make the tax three instead of DRAJn.y. · WORK .SAHtT$ . . •• LUCILLI MAWKIN• 54 Inch Double Drain Board Sing Reg. •89.85 Sa~o $11.88 $1.08' '_. •' "BIG VANKII MeJt's Sjtort Sletl~~ '•ir OIIW. a.a wlf'l'll ~, fonitht and kturd.y, hltlt ..., in JOs, low t.nithf In a.. -· preaent one-Mlll tax. The Senate left unehanged the one-mdl levy on state-chartered' banb. The regular calendar for the last session :,t'bursday IWII& scrapped and tbe tax bill subatUuted at the. laat minute. Reg. U19.0o Kr?ehler Lounge Chair .... Sole U8.QO U•lte4 Press lnt.rn.tMnl:l SJNGLI COPY-k ,oo•SeQ,tte eb.ana:es. It came to tbe Senate with o11,e mJU added by the Houae to the Reg. $97.50 Kroehler Swivel Rocker . . . . Sale $81.00 P~ople SINKS -· Reg. $109.00 Berk!lae Recliners .. . . .... Sale $91.00 enttne The 1bill, whieb would yield an ••timated 64 million dollars addi· ~DJI in the next two years, now a:oe1 back to the House for action f Reg. $49.00 Berkllne Plat!Orm llo<kers .. Sale $41.00 ·Mainly About I - 2 PC. BUCK · · · · · · Regular $219.95 · · Sale $165.00 1 -2 Pc. Green .... Regular $219.95 · Salt $165.00 1-2Pc.FoamRu.berRose Reg.$299.95 .. Sale$200.00 1-2 Pc. Green Foam Ru.ber Reg. $339.95 · · Sale $241. f - 2 Pc. Blui Foam Ru.btr Rt~,. $339.95 · · Sale $241.00 1 -Rose Sofa Bed and Chair Reg. $169.95 · · We $139. I- Sealy Sofa Bed and Chair Rq. $2,!.95 · · Sale $165. I - Grey 2 pc. Sued Suite Sold for $300.d0 · · Sail $175. Never Uaed for the week -end. 1111, a.G To Weather June 5, 1959 Senate Illajorit)' Leader Frank 1- -'-- -KJnJ <D-Toledo) ~aid th,e sales tax bUI mieht come up for aetlon poaolbly oa Tuelldoy ol W~d..ad&y. It lJ tlle li.IJt of f!Ye tax boOJta ~ommended b)' Gov. Michael V. DlSaUe for tibe Jll!neral fund. The franchise tax bill, to boost from ,ne to three mills the tax on Ohio eorporationt, was pa14fd alter retlatanee by five dls11enting D~moerata was broken. The aCtion came just before lawmaker adjourned to go homE;_ Reg. U9.0G BerWae Platform Rodiera . . ~· ,ca.to Reg. f89.0G Berlloek and Ottomans, . . . . . Sale $54.80 Reg. $81!.00 ·lle~kline' Reellners ·. 1. . ... Sale $54.00 • ,..,...., l'e 'be . •...,_,. !:!>nslderation by the Leg ature next week of a bill to boost the stale sales tax by $34 million dollara a y,ear. The go ahead was given Thursday to the sales tax ·bUI, !all of the administration's lax increase programs, when the Senale voted passage, 17-15, of .the corporation franchise lax hike. SALE $77.00 Mr:~. Da~el Breakfast Sets Sale 2 for $5.00 \ I at $34 Million Sales Tax a. Reg. $97.50 and$~, Berkline Recllnen here The McBride girls are daughters t·l Mr and Mrs. Joe McBride md Debbie is the daughter of Mr and Mra. Joe :Barnett. Mrs. Clare Bacon, mother of Judge Hacon bas returned her bome m Peebles few days here She came · I LIVING ROOM SUITES .....u & Swbel Roekers with reterslble foam rubber elllhlona II ~:~;n~and MONTH - (28 • 8ij •.._.. meuure), .D\edtum (for t'hale wbo " " ' - 32 3t), Ioree (fw tiM! 38 • 38 woirt oluo) and extra large (to ,. 42 waist). Cool eal<on d<nim. Semi-boXer wal.st. ~ crt¥ or blue. • • VOL XI NO. 43 Plrastte, Nyl&D, Bayou and 'Jiaputry Cover.s. All new merchln- Meeting C'Laptet ~· Held On Tuesday FIRST ·of THE MOBBY JEANS· •· dise !H'iced to give our customers a treat uvtnp, Mr and Mrs. Albort Sparks and " "nddoughter, Penny coe of Haydeoville viSited with Mi .. Sylvia McMaster saturdoy. On Sundaj they vi&!ted )Vith the Pomeroy Chapter 1B6 OES met Don Gmther family at Waterford. In rea:ular evening Mr. Clnd Mrs. Blaine Walburn t session J1 dl Tuesday d worthy mo Pa sy a or • · have ntmed their new daughter, Harry ldl g P. Smith, worthy Kimbe,.Jy Sue. She wa11 OOrn et , pres n Meigs General HospJtal sunday. An invitation was received lo at· Robert See, local and ••nd lnspect'1on of ,Pt Pleasant Harrison, ddClifton, "' ' · t are graildpatd Chapter on Monday June 1!5 at 8 enta In a 1hon o ones name tn m It was decided to postpone Tuesday's Sentinel. Mrs. Walburn Mother-Daughter Banquet un- I and b,.by were retumed home September. Plans were discus- Wednesday 81!d for attending mspection of Ra· Mrs. Richard Gress' Is recuper- 1 ating lit her home after recent cme Cbapler. Rerrel~ents wfre served at surgery at Holzer HospUai,the close of the m~eting by Ellza· Kathy and Mary Margaret Me· beth Young, Norma Parker, Mane Br1dc, Huntington, and the1r Cfru· Morns Bernetta Young, Edith san De!Jble Ba~nett, Huntingto~, ' and Mlldred Fisher are guest of the Clarence McNeala They Qre great niecea ot Mrs. Me I Neal and are on vacation and are School -- lllea'a KROEHLER & BERKUNE CIIAIRS • attending Bible tz.H SALE YOU CAN HAVE PUN WHILE .VOU .HI!Lpt YOUR CHILD LEARN REFRIGERATORS $158.00 Reg. Big selection bl fioral r~ce 1 vcd e ..., . wl-llftll th For Tlulncr., end Jrriday CRETONNE I was held Tuesday evenlno at the K. of P Hall wlth MEC Er- Mary lou who hals be:en visttina: ....,. with Mrs Murray for the past ma Smith presiding. week returned home with them. A communication from the Grand Chief relative to the Dor..a McGhee who has made C. UP!- -outtolooolllxllftllhl!f loot . , , _ Of porlo o1oto t.bn from • WIMtoa-lll~m ' . Delegates Conven t JOn . . N. Mw • ..,,.... Wt ........, ontlt ne!lh...,., fewt'l. The . SA~E ·· Pnd Mra. John Talbott of Columbus visited recently wttb Mrs J'nmer Ru11e11. Mr and Mra. R. E. Ward ol Raam~ .enswoo<t visited wtth Mr•. James The regular meeting of the Meigs Temple Py~h1an Sasters Murr;~y Sunday. Tbe1r daugb~r. N HIGM POINT, P. I. Wotoon coliN IIOI!ct alter Mr l 'emple CHUCKLE FOR TODAY U • J:lftS. 3037 Cromer Ave. N. W. Canton 9, Ohio 9 CU. F'f. s ' program was presented wtth Mrs. I her home w1th Mrs. Gus Ward b Mr and Mrs. Rolland Torrene1! , Shtle Convenilon to be held in Neutzhng m cnarge and Mrs. ! st& yJng With Mrs. Jam cb Murray Robert Bu1h, Ernest Busb, Flos Columbus, Sept '.!3·26 Mra. Grirt Russe ll will rep resent the Temple Hapton.stall .at the plano. The I whJle Mrs, Ward is JJt Mc1gs Gen· 1 sJe Bush, Mr and Mrs. R~ Bus h. Rat!del PJgott, the honoree as a delegate at the conve ntion hymn "What A Friend we Have I eral Hospital Anna Mae JeUery and Mrs. Cash Babr will be the 1n Jesus" opened the program. It who cuso made, ber h~e with and hostess. BIBLE WITH THESE _ , ------------,,r-. . A~ro_u_n-:-d . -:A:-n-:d-., :----El. . . . 8-E_R....,_f_E-:-l-D . ...... S . . . . . . . -; 0 CIE 7 NEWS Abo t · . HAND TOWELS Searles To Of Malta Omo River Gets ROOF LEAK? If So SEE US FIRST $199.95 We Have Something !llew Full 40 lllch Size To Offer You, ' 140M'ITAL Bomboek, PortliDd; SyReuse; IIQmond MARKIT RII'IIRT CINOJNNA'l1 UPf_,produce · Eggs large A steady to firm othet!a 'blnly steady ; prices at farms, cOrununers whites and brown, A fnmbo Z3·28.. A large 1f.U, A ·medlum 13-141, A small TWO AilE FINED 10.13, » large 13·18, undergrades Two men were fined In the 9-14. eel Cbickens, fryer~ uncbang ., Me1gs County Court Tburaday af· ternoon wlth Roosevelt Hawley solpplJ.es ample, ft'l'er~ 2~-t lb._14MDI IA!-I:t: hghl fined $10: and coste far l5\0 prices 61.000 •t 14 WIUard Nehon, hens ~.000 at ID,' 1$.· and costs and lor driving dead whl!n offteen am ved on tbe scene about 10. 13 a. m. His passenger, Joseph Wtlb, also of Chetl· · trader court, was treated at a Ripley cURie, then at HoapiW Hi Gallipohs, and to the report, M.ark- lost control of hli as lie rounded a slight curve Skid marks measured 340 Feet before the car left the highway to turn over several tuna. It was completely, demobshcd. Wtlls, in •hock, could teJI ofllcers bttle or nothmg about the accident. • Jackson County Coroner E Royal Kessell ordered Markam's remama taken to Charleston Gentral Hcspjtal today for pOSt morteOl study It was lbeorlzed that Mark· am may have suffered a heart at· tack Dr r;unting spell before the crash. Funeral arrangemen.ts are pend· mg the post mortem au-topsy. Re· mains are at the Ed1son Parsons 1958 are Mrs. Markam, a young son, Joey. cam.e to Che11bire from W. Va. said Wills indicated llad driven td' Ripley to needed tools flefore prothe Ka1ser plant where as an electrieian. � 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 06. June Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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