http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/f97659059daabf5621261ee343b46a04.pdf d6ae28cd90134d114b84b7dc2646be23 PDF Text Text 8-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy -Middleport, 0 , June 5, 1959 SOCIETY· Vac:atil)n Bible School To Opeo NEWS Of THE AREA nd And bout .... Rlayt"' • IIOUDAIHILT as2 MmMr tf ~.-... MI. ln r..u,.. Air Porn ae-. He hi rnl...... a r\lftWif for tt. • .a_t e DM CltmMI l.tt a nllhl dult ....-ty Vacation Bible School will be beld at the Forest Run Methodtsl Cb~h - '""'"'· .... _,.. ... WICHITA, Kan. UPI - Middleport PUDOII • CHUCKLE FOR TODAY .,..,.,_ I'• .,..,...· ,......,. 1 ru • .....,..... ...._ ~"::':'---------~------.:,_--=--~~ · ~~~:::-7.:::-:--::::-::-----......-------VOL XI NO. Pomeroy-r.fi.t.t~port, Qbi~Jiturday, June 6, 1959 aJUi contmUlnf ror two wee ks 'u Teaeben for the schoql w11J be Mn Bertha Scott ~rs Mark Ev ana. Ml'8 Pale Warn er Mrs Dav1d • ,.1 ~J. ' Nease and Mrs ROl!Coe Wise All dilldren of the communtly ~r e lll Vlted to anend Hospital Planners Jl, · 1 State OfficialFriday Nite 1 1 ( "Two llllportant factors are to be considered ~ore any as· surance can be giVen for Meigs Gounty to J!Orllclpote 1n Hill· Burton funds for a new hospftal Those factors are !he plan· ned reviSion of pr~or1t1es and the delernunation of the present Congress on t~.ow much if any funds are &o be allocated under Hill Burton," such was the tenure of facts p~esented to a meetmtJ of the Me1gs Veterans 1 Memorial Trustees Friday evening al the Ohio Power Co ollie., by Dr Dubois of the State Hearth Ser\l'Jce., D1vilion Dr Dubors rn • queotlon and JIDIWer session told the more tban 38 r.;pte ...embled that althoUih Me as County &everal ye&flil ago enjoy, 'I a prtorlty "A" TallllJ that • the recent add1tlona built 'll HDI zer Hospital have resulted In add ed hospital fac1lltlea tor this cltstriot thereby lowermc Me 1118 County's rating , She pointed CI!Ut however that a re'Y:lslon phiD 11 aoon to be adopted and It 1s ~,tnknown at this atage ss to what may then happen to Me.iga County priority Sbe did however pomt out that tt may be possible to place Metp County in another diVIsion to enhance its priority "NATURALLY WE HAVE A CHECKING ACCOUNT - DOESN'T EVERYONE?" Most smart folks do They know that paying by ebeck, mstead of running the risk of carry. ing ao mueb cash, is the sensible thing to do. It also saves time, giv.., you automatic ,... ceipts and gives you a permanent record of money spent. Enjoy the advantag.., ~ a ebecking account with ua. Pomeroy Bend THEATRES MI!IGS - POMEROY NATIONAL BANK BANKING SINCE 1872 Member Federol R..erve Syolem Member Federal DeposJt lnsurmee Corpontlon POMEROY RUTLAND Pomeroy TONIGHT "THE JOURNEY Yul Bryn.ner - Deborah Kerr I It was pomted out to the State SATURDAY el5et - " RIDE LONESOME Randl}!ph Scott Karen Steele SUN, MON anti TUES ' THE HANGING TR.t.."E Gary Cooper - Marla Schell 'J'EMPL&-Middleport TONIGHT .nd Sit fURDAY SUN., MON. •nd TUES. SHAGGY DOG" Fred MacMurrey, JetM llagEID! Adml•slon 75.: and 5«k Cub Scout Den Six Holds First Summer.Meeting hOipitaL n wtts explained to Dr Duboia tliat present plans are for the con etrlletlon of the hospital to be made, with the ra~lJlty to then be tllmed over to a non profit eor· poratKin ror operation of the ll.o• illl To whleb slle replred Jblt, n that event, separate contracts -wuld have to be drawn wtth the hotpitll trustees and the non· profit corporation under Hlll Burton procedure Dr Dubois at this poln.t also stated thal at the present t1me there are 188 Hill Burton in the State of Ohio, that Hill-Burton aulstance II a:ranted at {83 eentl on the dbllar, and that des plte th! ract that 11 hua:e seaemeut of equipment is already on hand for fnlt.allation in.to a new boQJital faedit;y, that Hill Burton could rwt al•,w eredlt on that which Is at hand, that Htii,Burton aid could only be extended to the non profit COJ'P01'1tton for equipme~:p.t they had to purehaae i:n addiUon to that alteady on han1t • Dr Dubois expre~~ed her SJDI· patllie• with the Mei1s County de le~atin pointing out that &he knew full welt the dlffieuiUaa wbleh with they had been trou· bled 3be went on to uy tlliat she ve"')' ~pliant of the neid~"for a hhr llo~ital In tbi1 trea a'IWl reeoanlled that tbe Pte· Den Six, C~ Scoutl ot Pack 24B. held their nrat aummt!r meetlnll Wednesday evenln1 at the home of Eddie Baer with Mike Wria:ht 11 r. co-hot~t Following a ball &arne, a wlenel' roaat waa held and outdoor danctn1 enjoyed Present were Eddie Baer, Mille Wriaht, Danny Brown, Dick RoUsh, COME SEE FOR YOURSELF i\I.L PRI«::ES SlASHED NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUSED ' CARS MUST GO 1958 DODGE CORNET 4 Door Power Steerlng,J>ower Br.kes, Auto Transmission Sharp Jim Anderson, Charlea Murray and Meo3a and Tommy Und, Den Chleflf, and tueatl, Jennifer Blakealee, Mary Franell, Nancy Tl tua, Sharon Freeman, SuiU Heaton, Pe1u Hotfaer, Terrl Jane Baer, CI'Jarlene Diehl, and Mre Charlet Murray, Mr Ml'li Edward Baer and Mr Mrs. Uoyd Wri&ht. Mt.Moriah Missiontlry Meets '·•1957 STUDEBAKER Champion 19S7 FORD VI 1f2 Ton Pickup 1956 FORD VI Fairlane 2 Door ... Radio and HIBler. Nice and Solid ·' 1955 CHEVROLET Bel Air 2 Door '• TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE ' \ ' M~NY VALUE$ ' Radio and ' Heator Clean and Solid. • ::1955 FORD VI 4 Door Fairlane 1 'Dtl.~t~G ~1 I MANY MORE TO CHOOSE FROM PO LITAN AUTO SALES AT THE TJI.AFJi'IC LIGHT ' ' Dry· Doomed Slaytr In Appeal To US Supreme Co Urt LINCOLN, Neb UPI _ Charles HAZARD, Ky UPI State Ike seetlnc , to arre1t a 1triking ine 'ffDrk~r In the arnbdtb aboot of non un1on coal truck river kiU~d. the striker's com· &llnibn Friday when he fired at ~ 1 Mrs carrie E. Faria~ 86, widow Jacob ll Faris, Youngatown & Tube eo off1dal, and a in women's orpnladons for many year1, died or a cerebnl hemorrhage at 11 SO a. m. Suqday her realdence, 28'7 Par.k Avt, IYo•URIISt<rwn, Ohio Mrs Faris was born Feb. 10, 187::1, in Pomeroy, a daughter of John and Mary Priode Genbeimcr She had li\'fllln YouDJitown llnee ber marriaae in 1896 Her huebtnd jomed Youn&stown Sheet & TUbe Co that year, was supellintendent of eleetrleal maintenance for many years and auiatant tO W C .Reil ly, vtce prealdent. when be retared 1937 '"M dl d ••• d thel r • e 1n 1_. an r son, ndolpb U, died three W,: mont~s liter During W.;:ld War ~ loin FltiJ was acti~ in Red Cro• w9rk aptl was chalJ'man ot the women'• eom. mittee whleh made IUflic:ll!l drels· IDJS For many yean ,he waa e ieoder In Mondo> 'l(uoleol Club attlvtu,e Sbe waa a c:harter me:m ber and an honorary mcmd~l! ot the board of women's City etUll, a of Firat Preaby(erlln the Cinema Chlb and :Ma Club lith Ohioana PilgrimaJJe T0 v·ISit. Gallipo1.IS. ~ Gatupolle, Ohio's hlltorle Freach seUlemC'!nt dat1n1 back to 1710, ia the objective af the eleventh llnnual Ohiotna Pll~mage 1 on June ?0 The Ohlo11na Ll.b\ary, a state-wide organir.atlGa witb quar ter1 kt €::olumbu&, aponson the af· fair !itaf-weatber, doomed mau flay er n, looked today to ISupreme Court a1 hLS only The shoelinp brougbt new vao t,nee to the strlfe~und eastern Kentucky eoalflelds TrMpen sbot and killed Bobby JBC!obs Jr , 24, Vttto, Ky , after he opened fire on them as they attempted to anest Columbus HaddiX, a United Mme Worker Earlirr, Cheater Blatr, 20, Jete· "'Jab, Ky • 1 truet driver, was woundtd in both hands and ooe ~ whtjn an1pen Dpened fire from dmbuah on a convoy of 1ft to 20 tru~ta at nearby Hibdman nu: ,tr\J,eks , were carrying coal mined by non-union workers The troope.n anested Haddix on chlr1e1 of bemg one of the men wbo fired at the convoy w1th lll&:hopowered rifles .from dense uftderbru•h. ::------,.. . -, Increases Wrong informaUon supplied 1w uauiiiJy Mllable souue resU"Ii· d in a news atory in thete col· umns Friday 011 a Syraeuee Emergenc:y Sqtlad caU in takip& a small ltrJ to t&e Jloapitlll for removal of • bead from her noee. .. lA a. Nebn-.Wf mini dutb binge J n JanUf(Y. 1tm8 Guy Starkweather sa1d h1s son was b1t on the head tw1ce about a year before the k1Umgs, of Mr. and Mra of Syracu~e and daua:bter of According to Jnfqrmatlon sup by the father today the -.;na firat brought to the of Dr T I\. Rewebon, but h.,,l_no the corfett Instruments the removal he ~'':.~'~~ended that abe be taken Hospital Off The Farm Business Tour For 4-H Planned Training School of Planned Monday mv1ted the "Off Farm At Middleport rand Plastic bracelets are being made bY the Junior eJae These Jtems and other '!yraeuse Squad t~n came a,nd tranaported the work made will be dislpayed next a11d did not make a Friday evemng when the program Cor the close of sebooJ. is .liven. It General Hoapitll 111 planned that the hand worlr. wUI be on diaplay for a half hO.!!L be..the program The pro t~rlm 1 wlll belln and will be only tbe pro will be Syracuse Fire Dept~ Auxiliary Meeting Called h~~:~n::·~:~/,~ . ·~·~~~·~d: ten days r' cate and a gold star, nine days a Certificate ana aUver stir and those who have attended 8 days wlll receive a cerutjeate Eaeh day one of the mlnl.sters of the town has a devotional period for each clan Yesterday, Rev Howard Ruppelt Waa leader and he used the camera them to explam to the children that through Faith In Qod and looking to God ll a ltsllit that faith In God will dt!Vf!lop mto a good picture. Oa'Wedneaday of next week the school will hold • picnle at the Roadtlde tP.~rk, Wllh ~((h eblld btiQJ:IItg a sack Lunch froM. home Tbe Middleport SChool band •under the direet1on of Georp DaUaa will lead the plcnle parad'j!i from the Central School 8UUdtng where the aehocl ta held to tbe Park Chase Funeral ..ome OperaJions Will .ContiOue AU 4-H Club (14 years age and olrier), F.F'A, FHA, and Farm Bureau Youth Council mem bers are to part1c1pate m !lr~t sess1on of the Busmcss" thlli eom1ng Tuesday evening, June 9th Thll- voup w11l meet at the parkina lot of the Meigs t:ounty F.arm ~ureau at 7 30 P M From ther, the a:roup will be div1ded for vis1ts to the Farmen Bank and !:avJngs CO., The ~me.roy National Bank, Jackson Production Credit Association and tbe Land mark Store At the close of the tour a short examindion will be given over th~ material covered on the tour This t>xamination Will be one of two to he counted In selectmg win nera 0 1 the county awards tour Other tours wtll be held on Mon day, June 22nd 'T'hesc parbcipat101 must attend two or the three tours in order to quaUfy fGr the counly awa~d trip The two hlgheet examlm•Uon scores written by the m~mber will be coneidered Thest'l "Of( the Farm Study" tours have been planned by voea tiona! home econom1e1 al'ld voca t10 nal a(t'Jcultuul teaehffl, Ex· tenaton agents, Farm Bqreau You.th leadera, Farm cooperatives ami representatives of tile bwunea aes to I.Je visited Committee off1cers thi(\ year to , cJudc Howard Nolan, ebairman, Avts hecker, vtce-ehalrman and c E .tllakeslee, secretaey. Inte~sted persons are remmded of the pre-camp Tr,mmg.. School wh1<:h wttl be held M<1nday, June 8th at the Sunshmc Cottage on Pearl St , m Middleport Tbe School will begin at 1 00 and all adulta who are lntereeted m hel='mg with the Day Camp for the Browme and G1rJ Scouls of Mtdd)<lport and Pomeroy are re-qucste 1 to attend M<lnday'a meet lng The day camp w1U be held at the Norman Rose Farm beg~nmng on the HUh of June and eontlnuJns througn the 26 The first week is for th:> Brownlea and the last week rnr the G1rl Scoull Cabbage Crop In Last Week' Of '59 Harvest United Pr... lnl....,llllonal SelUement of the 12-day<>ld Ohio blgbwoy construction strike appeared as far off as ever today, because negoUatlons broke down Fnday mght after IJlh: hours of talks The Oblo Contractors Assn said the Columbus sessions down an ultimatum coDcermng their demands for the estab- June ~~ 20 Set As Oeanup Week At New Haven · bshment Gf a hinng hall " No ne w session wu scheduled "We are adamantly oppolled to tbe hanng haU pnneipal for many reasons," apokeaman for the cootraetMs uud ~ Tbe New Haven Town Council met Monday evemng at the City Building Wltb the (oUowmg at tendmg Thomaa Gnnstead, May or, Mn Tbelma Capehart, Record l!lr, and Councilmen Jacll: Frey, Ed wm Roush, .Robert Cooke, Cbar)e1 Ord and Thomas Hoffman !I'he Mayor deetared June 15 to JuDe 20 as Clean-up Week and aaked that each property owner eleUI his lots plus eny vacant lots of weeds and garbage, for health conditJont Anyone not clearung the lot the town will have 1t ele~ned and the property owner WJU be asaellee..t"or tbe bilL Coun· ei.l also urges that evmone eitber pamt and dean up any outbuildi{ll on their property or 1f they are be yond repatr -to tear them dowD Mrs iPaui Scally and Mrs Alton Bonney, Woman's Club representa lives, appeared before council and asked permiSSIOn to remodel a(ld repair the mtenor of the Alex Quillen Memorl81 Buildmg, w1th lfr Bush doing tbe work The uuneJl aye 'I'Ifomaa Hoffman, parlr l!!ommnmoner. pemnniOir tit cooperate with the club on tbia work ..... Mrs Geora:e Thayer o( the Li· brary Com!lllttee appeared and asked that the library .be meJuded m the budget next year as tax supported 80 that they might reeelve government appropnationa for bookt This was alBO approved Ralph Gtbh! appeared apd asked that street hght be )\:~:"lett oft the corner of 1st and Streets Council prom1sed to "'ve 1t m sLalled as 1t had prevlousiy been mvestlgated. ,1 1 w.,.s An luuto Wages also are an 1asue The eRJmeen are demanding a 35cent hourly merease over a twoyear periOd. The tontnctora have offerecJ a two-year boost provid 1ng ror 12~ eents now, an addi tional to c:enll on May I, 1~ and another five eenu em Not t, 1980 The pac:kage offer amounts to 27'12 cents. 'r The strike bas . halted highway construction work m '16 of Ob10'.1 88 couatiea. 1 In other labor developmentl, one settlement waa; reached, Wo 1 others promued and two walkout. Lit tle H0pe H,eld 02'':1 For Crew Of D-. Found In Desert AI CLEVELAND UPI - The fam 1ly of Ll John S Woravta, bomba:dJer 1n a S.:K found JD the LibJID desert after being myste rloull)' minilll for 16 years, held blUe !lope tod•y that he was alive Everyone agreed the chances that Y:oravka or his etght fellow ere.,. l"lemben were able to make their way through the African deaett after baJlmg out from tfle bomber were nearl.y non-ex~stent Tfl'e soldJet's famUy waa not1 lied he was miss111g lD '-clion on AptH t 1M3 A Har later, noll f~eat1o"1 came that the ,2&-year~ld Ueut.enant Was: presumed dead \ ~o,a,\oka's fatheJ, AIQ, bas died .~h~ lhe war Ilia: motber had died .. " efore He liiade hia bome m UJ:eV~"nd with a brother, A1ex C Wor•..• ko, -• w..o other broth..,, Jcr aepti 1and Edward, live bere He enlisted m the Army m April 1942 Cabbages, of top , qif•H~.iafld 'b} eater quantities than expe(ted ter the •••• -r:"' ,s'ri.p&:" a~ 1obo u1 •1n the last weelt "bP J'iar.vcs\" id the Letart Falla Bottoms lt was rennrted today SJ,otesmen of the area sald the harvest already two 1Weeki gone, has brought average return11 to PLAN RECOI!D HOP producers Shipment., tapenllJ !METER RECEIPTS Don's Var111ty Club itl apon&Ol"ing off, wlll contmue through th11 Pom~Oy Patrolman Jed Web a Record Hop Saturday night, 7•30 week ster today reported re~1pts of to 11 30 p m at lhl! Pomeroy Jun They sa 1d the cabbage was of $242 !iO from the street meters for wr High AudJtorlUm Adm1saion Ja A ha;t'Jeld on the Jhn Sw~&her 75 and ~ centa Relresbmenta "'~n~uo~u~•r,_l~hr_r:lg~h~q~u~·l~ll~y~lhi~o~s~pr~l~n!g~t:h•:._:w::•::•:k~--------property, Chnhire, eau,v:ht ftre wdl <be served Friday at 1.2 150.. p m shortly after a dluell'J)OWtred ~~omotive tram SCOUT M. .TING had p,uled, bllt Wll put out be Wednesday June 3, 1\'oop fore It had tpread met at their tlc:out home, .,.bleb Is Middleport volunteer fJremen .. sponso~d by the IOO"Jr Lod.a:e of ealled ta the ~eene, 1aid tbe f1re Pomeroy Attendmg were 18 aeoub waa tSeaten out ibflfore they ar· and' 4 leaden Plans for~ Camp rlvpd; ' .: .. Anowhead which will be held ,.;,_£.,.;;;.:-7-'__;,....!.,, -"-'--'-:1-..,.-..., July 5 to 1(1: were made A boud of Review was hJ!Id for fo'*' !diGS Giii~IRAL HOIPil'AL Atlqritted, Jomoo ~y, Pre· 8COUts for cotnpletlnf" f"Seeobd •hire, Ralph Carman. McMinn· Claas requirements 'flheY were Friilk 'ritus, Bruce Cunningham, vure, Tenn. • Dtaebarced. Mra Fl'aftk Dam, Rlch811d Finley and .Bob Buek ••Iter·· I Mason; BiUY t Br..,vv, Pdrtland, Gflllll!l werl!! played The meeting wu dismissed at 8 30 p m Nln~ Stiles, Middleport Btrtbt A daughter to Mr and SAfiTY MEASURES TAKEN Mra WIIUam Coy, Rutland. NEW YORX UP! - City olll data tc.ok steps Friday to pre~nt addWona~ ~uffocation Of ehUdren TIMPI - ' The Mer· trom plastie bags Health lnapec deerees ~t ton vlJdted more tban 2,000 clean tlitl loweat elllblrl!lmebts qrglrut that rOpori- warnm.t la"lwll be plaeed on pJu.. Bureau til: bap, wllich :ate eommonl.v CallL ulod ......., eloll>iD(. Hayfield Fired By Train Spark -----=- .:,~ - A three Judge federal panel Frl day refused to extend a twl)..week stay of executiOn lor the l'ed Inured killer 20 ~nd the Nehru ka Supreme Court Drdered tbat lie d1e next Friday m the electnc ebatr Starkweather's father, Guy, re vealed he had Aent a telegram contatmng "the facta of the cue' to the high court a week ago Starkweather saJd he hoped for a repeat of the dramat1c last min ute appeal two weeks ago that saved h1s aon only 90 mmutes short of electroc::uUon At that time a U S ctreutt Ju~gl!! halted tbe execution Just u the youth's head was bemg abaved to accommodate tbe dead· ly electrodes A Supreme Court spokeman In Washmgton sa1d the telegram in formed the ' eourt that materaaJ was on the way The cable 1tself was not a for.-mal appeal, the spokesman suid The f1ght to save the young IUD· er was ' an I can do - but I'll keep on trymg,' Guy Stark•eath er !IBid The father also urged a mental examination for h1s son "before the sw1teh IS thrown" It was the first concess1on by any of the Starkweathera that tbarles might have been msane 'fbcn be trufed and lb.ot 11 l»!t- ....-.W4Nta ,. ! s.. Vast Ohio Highway Program Still Remains At Standstill hope broke down when the Operating Engmeers Umon "handed for bfe Jn"fOfiD8tiOn • 0Jl .f:'· Call t!iMtrgency 1 Is sIll'd wrontr ' the u Of The Library's 1Me111 County Chairman li &Ira Everett R lla)'et, rU d hi PoTh:n Pt~:;aae' aaemble:l at RJo G:oaDde Coli.Qt, Rio Grande, memben of the Syrac:llse 011 U S Rt 3D for re,el.gntlon, Allxllt1ry of the lGCal Fire c:olfee ~reak and tour of tlte col aR urged to attend a te,;e TheoM ..the Plt.crim.aee 1011, meeting Monday et 7 30 in the Rote~ Llf~te. Gilllpolls, h"!..l a luncheon lollowed by a lhort pro-am and tilt about tt* Plan~~o for the ~ourth of July •• 'erade wlll be completed that hiatorv "Of the community ni.J:M ltach member ~ IIllO t, asked Pointa o( tntere1t to be seen In bt.lq a disli towel "lor the ldt· GalUpolil wiU incluU "Our Ho~se" state Memorial. built a· bout J819 11nd now fUll,- rutond be"uilluUy furniahedj "Gata. wood," tbe dream 'hoQ!e or 0 o . ( '{)ddt>) Mdllt,vre, Melntyre'& grave on Houod Hill With a breJtb-MDt fo~.elhtli!!a are ihluflklent She talilna: .Jew of the Qhio River, and lurtber pledged to tile troup every old :p'rench hOUfN aulttanl!e abe or ber depaJitment At the contluaion ci the tour a eould poylb1y sive toward • ctuirin!l ~/new Mei&'s County Ho1will terved at the home Opentlon of \he Chase Funeral pltlil. ~ , fplin&loeated on Home at dlutland will continue u Prier to the ll'l'ivaJ of Qr Du· It hts in the pan year~, accordinl bois a1 the niJbt meeting to ]'faoml Chale, bUiinela manafet, Ted Reed report on ptDtoday. tbat attUned to \ Harley Stt"Onl will atntinue as embalmer and funeral dlrector for the tlrm eontinuiq hQ eilht }flan in thJt eaP,IIclty I.,,.,, Radio and Heater Low mileage Real nice More Violence Breaks 011t In Coal Strike Area • wa' 2 Door. Auto TranJ Heater, 8 cylillder Cheap lo opeeate Strikes Through The State MI'S, Carne • FQrlS• pomeroy Nat'Iye ~na: a OaiDt'ecJ By D""•th lbe< ottima. Department he1d that prehmh1 ary pl"ns have alrep.dy been drawn for a to bed ho1.pl~l lor Meigs Counly, that the tife Ia already avulable and that '$201,000 ts. now on hand and expected to be l't!leas ed to ~unty funds from the Vet· erans Memorial Fund for sueh a hospitd that hopes were b1gh for a Hul~Burton grant of a $100,000 to &ujment thoie lunda in order for con!jtructlon on the bospltal to start ~ .... ~• Dr: 1luboi& e:s:_prt:Bied doubt that a hoarital such that envtatoned by Home the 'n-ustees could be built for Cemetery $31)0,()('() pomting out tbat present from here were State Department estimates eall Mn Paul Davia, for the expenditure of at least Mrs FlOyd Mte11, ••t.OOO per be'd In providing a "THE LAST BUTZKREIG Kerwitl M191thewt, V.an Johnson - We Poy Z% Interest On Your Savings On the question of fmances Dr Dubo1s pomted out that they CO\lld not at thil time guarantee that funds would be available ina• JUueb as the State would not know the tmounl.& of funds tl) be made avaUa!>le by concresa. This she said would not be known until after J'dy 1 . ------.,_ BINGLIII COPY-k Despite New Mediation Efforts • 1 • Weatlier·. enttne r Ktnlll Turnpike. l)egrnnmg Monday June 8 .l • I In' ,)>, \ 24:• t were threatened, all m Nortllern Olno 'fhe U01ted Mine Workers reached agreement on a two-year contraet covenng 600 Ro<:k~t:U Manufaetunng Co emplore~ lh Barberton The eont:raet provides a 1().cent bo~,~r]y wage twost tbl! year and 11 cents next year and 1mprovementa m fnnge benefits Some 2 700 employes of the Ad reasograph • Mult1graph • Cc Ill Cleveland tbreii.teoed to1wal): out at mldnighl Federal ~.e~.!!Pr,.J;~"\f.. fobert soD t~'IIIPfhFIG ~.l)'i"'Jrfl!ment r betwee~r the OOPlpany and thE! In.· teroalional Assn ~hml.llt.li Ttle maJor tssues al"il wages and pen stons An off1c1al of a union of Sl£0, display and plctor1al .artulJI of the Cleveland area warned tpday 130 members will strike Monday to backup demands for a wage ~L Settle lea Crum Strik• A l2-day atrike wh1ch cauif!(l an ape cream shortase m CJeveland appeaTed close to settlement aft er an all ntght seAIOn wstb a fUeral mcdU~tor Represent.aUYe& of 21 1ce cream maker1 offered a new setUement, impt'OVIlll the wage and eomm111 s10n off en Umon offtclal.s S&Jd they would recommend approval to the 300 .striking Teamster~ UnJon truck driven In Youn8•town, a sclle<tuled Sunday meeting indicated a bre11k may be eommg m the three-week walkout of about 100 Ma~nmg County eement mason.s Al Buect, chal.l'man o( the Ceo ment Contractors Asln , indtUted a compromise may be offered to re~Jlace the pact that eXPI.I'ed April 30 Tbe mamna, who Btruek May 16, Melt a ~ent hourly ~Y mcrease No break was reported in the lllrike of 14,000 oB F Goodneh Co. work:en m e1ght c1t1et or 19,«10 Ftrestone Tire and Rubber .fa;. t ~ employe.s 1n eight eatie!l -: ~> Federal Mechator N1etlolu lL "'NJ}; \ Fillo WJthdrew from neKOij{rtiga" ~ ~ ~ betwe~n Firestone and the Y,Dlted ~ ' Rubber Workers In hopes we two ~J.~ .. sUits couW find thelr own _f(Rjri~a. ......,.. ...,4 ,- '<~' tor setthng the seven,........_? r"";_ , walkout , • • lflii~· ~ il' GRAVESIDE liTIS ~ v.:J ~{)V GraYeside aerv1ees were :n· t-~ i: ducted thts morn\Di b:r v ~'f Father John TurRI! at Out Lady Loretta Cburctl Cenwtery, LObg: ~;:~ tBottom, for Peter Oranl, -?!~. Flatwood.s Ewmg s }i\ineral iHome waa tn cliarge t"- �• __ SENTINEL -- .....,.-··M.. . ~~..;;.;.;.;.;......,.. ' Bv Hade Editorially ~ . llmJLERMEN SAMPLED FOtl NA110N f' f r"~\. .;~,~ '4ip ...tbeeue aauce ove~ that ··~ <:blcken Ibis sommer, you 11 be ~ '""lh ~.,.. ·,_ · Ta_tbe 1 'tiild that is in the vanguard •apieuttuPII frontier. ~er -zrower this economic revo. ,_.l!oir." uleftib9uih it hu been, is nothing .~!il\J)i-estllnated 94 percent of Ameri~Wl.t ·.-.rd\ers 1-....:. · ·t .,_lS. ..__'~· on p~·ac are growihg their fowls .: . r~ . :.'. ~,If· ~~re are some doubters of this na- ~l~ hOlding lrue here, hold up there, Jll. .:.:~!very grower questioned by rural :ll:l&kJ~ts and poultry marketing spedalist8 \ttil -10 Meigs County which is recognized in Oh,i(l ·for having Jh,e greatest concentration of mi!U ~tckensln<tbe state. • ~~ !l~lo silbalion, !b• contractor, 4:~j',~fei~Niei:Jer'4)\l ·tt8tcheryman, ·proyides ~ f.,!.f;,diic~. medicines, lui!! a.n d •elednclty IJIQ. . . •lillortonitehlng labor. 'l'fie growit~ . · rlDb )abl!••.:b"UOings~ eq~tp~ent -and el~ . . tt /i ~ i~1~r·or i\1 ' cMellln¥ '• . .labor. . . ,. eo trtctor or one of :his .emplo~ees su<fl!!i:l'P..W.. lfO'!·& l\ usually vislttn& .' the b'i-Uitili .• r\iftt on~ a wedt. The contractor IIUifolhteeo ·five cents per bird or lwo ..eals~ ·pound . In 11ildillon the grower usual- u. t ly receiv.es hatr the pro 1t. a ter guaran ee and •U expenses. , . , How do Ohio farmers. hke broiler contracts? .Very ~eU , accordmg .to a surv~ by the Oh10 Agn.cultural Expertment Station: Alth?ugh lhiS type farming has been hall- 1 a~n- ed by SOlne as the salvation of Amencan culture and berated by others as the rumation of the independent family farm, over 90 · · · d t percent of the farmers mtervtewe were sa isfied with thelr contracts. This outcome or I the survey surpri,.d the experts who had nol expected such a high degree of contract acceptance. The major reason that eight percent were somewhat disgruntled was thest growers !bought they did not receive an adequate guarantee. ' "EcOnomic security", growing earmark of late 20tb century living, was the chief reason for accepting .a conlract in lhe firs! place. This stems lrom the desire of fannefH.to eUminate price '•nd production risks. Where rJsks run high , such as in the broiler business. the growers want to be sure of at leas! a small· inrome. They feel the ·contract represents the only ·w ay in which they can sttick to the present low return-high risk Industry. 8uT ccMEES IT 1).1E ' Steps Outlined To Help Control Stored Grains 11onil SATUROAV llUSH-11-IAT'S Pay~ii, WI-lEN HE aon, Utlh, were captured . b)' cit;• pollee . WANTS~E WO~KS"- $o•cow UPI :_ Soviet Pre· •,.,-eeL '. · · f{U,Klux Klan. 'See"ks Support _ •. Of Gov. ·Faubus . no " . t··· 1 ,• ~•.~- .o1Ji2blow•t•'"f: 'l Netr Hollud IIIIer 3 Dlle Hill'l'On Glieoaer Combllle 3 Polat lllCdl llllldt Hawll Cora Pluter :~-, liiibet wh\> t~ ·srtiniJ dr~ ·&I ' ~kllasa•. tOld United P'reslf lrl~atloriil lhe ·Kiln ' '1>38 \!<iii• Jlslo~ ·J•· jbe ,past ·~~ .'Will. do if ··~b) J;,:· the tu.ttire." • . . . Deere (B) Tnetor . "W &IAI• ......, Deere Pltn ... CldlfYatioh ' tlin m~bers f.pwer 16th onnual m..tlng ol lhe Am"'· iun GeratriCII Socieyt ifter 'belna awarded the group's Wlllard owen Thom.p1on medal for the "most merltortoua work ot the year in Gefatrle~~ . " Bort! predicted that In about 10 years medical 11qtente will achieve control over the four maJor t.YPt!l or dise&!leJ which now 11.111 or in· capacitate millions heart an(] blood arthllitla, t• aU laid dOwn a $12.5() fee Stal;e ~ G. Hall to"put · il l back i>!l/!WbOO!<t. p < l ., -; « · , '.H~~oh .sa«,1.. ~ ~~ere. is_,no. law lbe a~il\at .to.li~ .o!tiCiallt,~turn1111 .\0 l Kl~ #'ltlni••· 'IJ\'1" is and that's beeause I eat ip~~nQy 'p~~~in~ }.Ja~ ~q~ciala Cart dO to preve,nt ~6.~ :S:tan r.~m plooty of Provieo Broiler 'or.anizln&' ud h.ol~t_pa ....meetlnis. Feeds w.ith AP-.'i. Arkln.aa does, hoW~'fier, have atatutes prohibiting iiitbt riding and balring Jdansmen 'from wearIna bDOds. Higbtow·~r !l~ld, mem· bers wOuld we·&r robes in~ 1Moda, ProWco Broiler Mash is And CLIMATIZED to give me maximum growing power! :t.ut \tlll not be ''inUtte.d.1· . ... ' ' CIRCCI ?0 *!IT ' The Federated Circle will meet PR'A'v·.~~. -.n . • ...... GENEVA UP! - 1'1••• . c;u.ollca, Prote3lants, Jewt, Mollema and Buddhists will pray durinil the weeke:-~d of June . 2&28 for aolu· tion f(l tbl ' p'rOtilein~ of oooVIRNciRSTci' RUlli~ m:w ,VP~ lllll,,n..Nine _l s. the world's 45,000,000 reruae.s ID a prayer cru11de It wu innouneed · today. ' ' . !:::~~ Atlfr talk, of a "question im 11 wcr"theperiod his work ud in Rev. H. Joe Gtimm and ton India took place. Rev. crow will Wally and Mra. :ft:ena Grimm of nturn "to India for ·anotber · ~ TUfJn, Ohio visited Mn. W. R. rear period again t.hla fall. ln. tile church meial ,room Wednesday ·ove.nlns, , ~~ a(lnq~eed today oy .~•· · M!li!~~tJ\II•I<f· u~ Crow ~f Mason, Sunday. ~ cow:dN ft....,.,_· Good · Manners lU8 y ltw. When A 1•, • · ll-.\... ' ppi1t:i:tJ.g J' "'olo .JI:,;W J• FENCING NEEDS Utah, North Dakota, C!olorad,q_ .U. FULTON THOMPSON TRACTOR' SALES ; ·IIJ!oi~ . ·Wfll Y..l<fi'/i"~ . 'IIHi l'td !baM. · qoro- •IOYDS'fON 11iKS CON1'11'1_CT CHit;AGO UPI - Max BoYds· ton, !nrmer University of Ok~aho­ ma end, today "'aagned for· bit fltth ,•amp1i.gn with ·the Chlcag() Catditt:ti!J ~ · the Nat~onal Football I RfD..BRAND FENCING' • ,._ •lata............ · PROVICO ' MILLING & FEED CO. Route 12.. T.,ephone 103 Minwulll•, Ohitt Harvesting .._ earn trop is a one-man job on 1.11 avl!l'ag~ farm .witJt a farm elevator end a aelf-poweRd eom drq. Cu be equ.lpped to handle thelled eorn ~r 8D18ll grain· jn addition lo baled~· "We Do Cuatom Grindinc" .... 2nd ••• SOLD BY BE SURE OF QUALITY, SERVICE. VALUE POMIUIOY !JHIO MhldlepOrl Feed Mm --......,. ~~-"~· .......-..•....,..... • laoy """" - · See your friendly PROVICO Dealer today. Get your chil·ks starLed rlght for BIGGER BROILER PQO... FITS. AVAILABLFJ AT COmplete Sleek Of t.-t•t~,-., 'tt~ FARM ELEVATOR wJUHllliol ~ tlutls<~c 10- cether thiiJ aummer. The _Institute ofl ''lnteraafloa'al · ildueatlon, :b id probibUity that the lied l :.:c.:...=__:_-=-~--~------'----:---------- Bortz made his remark!! at the preach 'l'lniril!~y odd: lllort !.$i~1 pi in· corporltiod' ~ wtth 1 ·8'"1 1ty Of home on vacation from · India, ATI..A.NtiC CITY, N. J. UPI spoke Sunday night. at the Mason :uji,;;iili;;gj An otrlcial of o Philadelphia hot· EUB thureh. Slides (colored) were ~~'' ' pita! predicted Thur~day that with· shown or the areB where he had in the !Jelt ,26 5yelilltl It will be served ond Illustrated 'Jome Of common for Amcrtcans IG live to the hahlb, oustoms and r~· the age of 100 and enjoy aood ious t~ndencie& of the ·natives. their heOith, tn•nlal olorlness and joy of living, ~ r The klan's eharter in A_rlf~n~l expired 14.•i'@r~ ~, .Uo; Byt Jllih· Rev. Ceo. R. Crow, Missionary citlzen will Uve better, retaining .. ment MISSIONARY IPIAKS 'BOrtz, chief of at Lankenau Hoseven more. Jmporthe lncreaaed longevlt)' · . . • ·:;:!\ Proper Care For Eggs Found In 'Three Cs' viowe , are, you koow . . . just a Chrlsu'an · and~ fraternal organization," Hithtower declihed to, say what type of 1upport he is seekfug from Ji'aubua. He aaid his talks with Faubus would be seeret: I'J1le ifOVillrnor baa made no eom· • exclu·l:~~i':~~:;~~~:.~L. of'laniii.tion li!'nCe?" he astted. ''That ·~ i-~~if· ! lJ&.Otl "will 'pra~llce ·cross ' burnnic," but denied th·e Xlati planned· any· type ·of VJolimce ''sueh as kidrtapings and Wh!ppinga. " Jfe ialt:l 111111111• B!oweor ·~ Ultle .Rock · ido~li!ieii. him.II<B as DUNNIT USED EQUIPI.IUtT mi(!r N'ikita ·Khrusbcbev warned to'day that if the West refused to go AlOng wlth a Coigmun1rt-1nsplred atomlftte zone In tbe Bal· """" • ..... T"" · ~u 1 aia ~ woutd · establlah rotkL..... ...,.. ROOK, Ar-a. UPI - '"' b~s ' in' Albania and Bullatia. leader of the: K\1 Klux Klan, offl· • cially reehutered in -ArkanWJ, tq! day announeed-..plans for an active revival · or the secret group · 'and said he is seeking sUpport from ·G'ov. ·o~t iE. FaJ,ibuB'.\, 't: • · •'AftCr all, ho..t oould a Chris· ·1· and Producing Quality Hay Needs Heat And Forced Ventilation . dl'Y nlCht 'iti the ¢~mPtbn \~vtta- Beatrice •Pan~ons Associate Editor ~· INSECT DATA forWard 'to tbrowl(l.l ~he J-;t~!in 290 f!11et after se:tljng' .. • -~ world mu~ 'Of 282 ! ..13\1 ln<h•j, Flj. -.8:-c----,--:-;-:,..,--may extend to us. · Slncer('ly yours, Physician Says · Ameriflans Wi.ll Ll've 00-Years -Cba1rtnin John 'A. MeCrul~ Of tbe Atbi'Dlc EMrJy Co.nimtQJon, 'ABC, •ald t'odar that llllreatrtcted, corithmed nuclear WeaPoila teat· lng m_lght er~ate a. "*ioyt haZard o~ h dlo- aefhi.t r•• ln 'the 'altnolphere. NEW IN FARMING · ur:r we --:----±--:--- rARK, Po, .UP! SAI,.T LME Cl'l'\'. uPI ·-'rwo "forlkte" ·tnhfmi ' '"bf 'Utah state COl!P'I'ON, 'l;allf. !. l\1 who vowed would C'a~tenc. , . a Sllctifi)'·l:hl.ilt Mlrlne -!Hen offl'ter, today eordldently ·f®lced Inclined to return, reealltng Meigs County as the home or progressive folks holding great pride in their faces showed to outsiders. What ls more impressive than- a neatly kept farm home nestled tn its natural rustic setling, or a town street lined with clipped lawns and brightly · painted houses? -As mosl of'.w dtcline to ·so caiUng with a gaping hole tn the seat of our trousers, so shoojcl. we refus,. to live and work In sur'niuna~s that ~uggest lack individual ilknse in our more public associallons. . BUhhi•, or .!lt\y newspaper, can d~ tittle by .Itself. The desire to clean•up, spruce·up, must dlme !r~m 'the people who are to do it. ct~lc minded Igroups of all levels and kinds would have to push, push, push. We always stand ready to help. i<Xlil VNJVElisiTY Late News Off The Wire t:\'D\'ONE WOULD .HAVE TO PUSH, PUSH It rtoUrr's that Meigs County could achieve much dt'ts's Ori their business .places, ~nd homes. most l'l!llpectlld o!li- ' . ?.-Dally Sentlne Pomeroy·Mlddlepol'l, 0., June 5, 1959 • _, Mlcldlepoi't CHOOSE TBI!l Over Leukemia . " HE JUST HE • • • • • " Still -, ·- N~e,OIIt. ' .. I a .· : \ . '. -:-·· . .. :· ., .~:~ . .. ' . . -.--. , ~ ' . ., '.. . PHO~~ ~8 E. MAIN ST. . .. .. .,_.. '~ AND · WANTED TO BE ONE·OF THE CUSTOMtft$::·· ::· . SAVING HUNDREDS of •• ,·', ' • ... j ·' . ' ON A SINGLE. ·.~ Jl t- ' .' ,, ould You Like To Save ' . .' On Yqur . . . ..: ·. · Don't Waste' T.hose, Prt~~ioui f)ollars • 1 ;u••cl s.al•&:~.,, .:;, At,Pomeroy Landmdrk·Today 1 • ,Sitfpply Is· ~l(lfi On H,qqdt • l ., · · ~' .·. t.ow,At . Speciei' ' Pri~e :· ~ . .l �• __ SENTINEL -- .....,.-··M.. . ~~..;;.;.;.;.;......,.. ' Bv Hade Editorially ~ . llmJLERMEN SAMPLED FOtl NA110N f' f r"~\. .;~,~ '4ip ...tbeeue aauce ove~ that ··~ <:blcken Ibis sommer, you 11 be ~ '""lh ~.,.. ·,_ · Ta_tbe 1 'tiild that is in the vanguard •apieuttuPII frontier. ~er -zrower this economic revo. ,_.l!oir." uleftib9uih it hu been, is nothing .~!il\J)i-estllnated 94 percent of Ameri~Wl.t ·.-.rd\ers 1-....:. · ·t .,_lS. ..__'~· on p~·ac are growihg their fowls .: . r~ . :.'. ~,If· ~~re are some doubters of this na- ~l~ hOlding lrue here, hold up there, Jll. .:.:~!very grower questioned by rural :ll:l&kJ~ts and poultry marketing spedalist8 \ttil -10 Meigs County which is recognized in Oh,i(l ·for having Jh,e greatest concentration of mi!U ~tckensln<tbe state. • ~~ !l~lo silbalion, !b• contractor, 4:~j',~fei~Niei:Jer'4)\l ·tt8tcheryman, ·proyides ~ f.,!.f;,diic~. medicines, lui!! a.n d •elednclty IJIQ. . . •lillortonitehlng labor. 'l'fie growit~ . · rlDb )abl!••.:b"UOings~ eq~tp~ent -and el~ . . tt /i ~ i~1~r·or i\1 ' cMellln¥ '• . .labor. . . ,. eo trtctor or one of :his .emplo~ees su<fl!!i:l'P..W.. lfO'!·& l\ usually vislttn& .' the b'i-Uitili .• r\iftt on~ a wedt. The contractor IIUifolhteeo ·five cents per bird or lwo ..eals~ ·pound . In 11ildillon the grower usual- u. t ly receiv.es hatr the pro 1t. a ter guaran ee and •U expenses. , . , How do Ohio farmers. hke broiler contracts? .Very ~eU , accordmg .to a surv~ by the Oh10 Agn.cultural Expertment Station: Alth?ugh lhiS type farming has been hall- 1 a~n- ed by SOlne as the salvation of Amencan culture and berated by others as the rumation of the independent family farm, over 90 · · · d t percent of the farmers mtervtewe were sa isfied with thelr contracts. This outcome or I the survey surpri,.d the experts who had nol expected such a high degree of contract acceptance. The major reason that eight percent were somewhat disgruntled was thest growers !bought they did not receive an adequate guarantee. ' "EcOnomic security", growing earmark of late 20tb century living, was the chief reason for accepting .a conlract in lhe firs! place. This stems lrom the desire of fannefH.to eUminate price '•nd production risks. Where rJsks run high , such as in the broiler business. the growers want to be sure of at leas! a small· inrome. They feel the ·contract represents the only ·w ay in which they can sttick to the present low return-high risk Industry. 8uT ccMEES IT 1).1E ' Steps Outlined To Help Control Stored Grains 11onil SATUROAV llUSH-11-IAT'S Pay~ii, WI-lEN HE aon, Utlh, were captured . b)' cit;• pollee . WANTS~E WO~KS"- $o•cow UPI :_ Soviet Pre· •,.,-eeL '. · · f{U,Klux Klan. 'See"ks Support _ •. Of Gov. ·Faubus . no " . t··· 1 ,• ~•.~- .o1Ji2blow•t•'"f: 'l Netr Hollud IIIIer 3 Dlle Hill'l'On Glieoaer Combllle 3 Polat lllCdl llllldt Hawll Cora Pluter :~-, liiibet wh\> t~ ·srtiniJ dr~ ·&I ' ~kllasa•. tOld United P'reslf lrl~atloriil lhe ·Kiln ' '1>38 \!<iii• Jlslo~ ·J•· jbe ,past ·~~ .'Will. do if ··~b) J;,:· the tu.ttire." • . . . Deere (B) Tnetor . "W &IAI• ......, Deere Pltn ... CldlfYatioh ' tlin m~bers f.pwer 16th onnual m..tlng ol lhe Am"'· iun GeratriCII Socieyt ifter 'belna awarded the group's Wlllard owen Thom.p1on medal for the "most merltortoua work ot the year in Gefatrle~~ . " Bort! predicted that In about 10 years medical 11qtente will achieve control over the four maJor t.YPt!l or dise&!leJ which now 11.111 or in· capacitate millions heart an(] blood arthllitla, t• aU laid dOwn a $12.5() fee Stal;e ~ G. Hall to"put · il l back i>!l/!WbOO!<t. p < l ., -; « · , '.H~~oh .sa«,1.. ~ ~~ere. is_,no. law lbe a~il\at .to.li~ .o!tiCiallt,~turn1111 .\0 l Kl~ #'ltlni••· 'IJ\'1" is and that's beeause I eat ip~~nQy 'p~~~in~ }.Ja~ ~q~ciala Cart dO to preve,nt ~6.~ :S:tan r.~m plooty of Provieo Broiler 'or.anizln&' ud h.ol~t_pa ....meetlnis. Feeds w.ith AP-.'i. Arkln.aa does, hoW~'fier, have atatutes prohibiting iiitbt riding and balring Jdansmen 'from wearIna bDOds. Higbtow·~r !l~ld, mem· bers wOuld we·&r robes in~ 1Moda, ProWco Broiler Mash is And CLIMATIZED to give me maximum growing power! :t.ut \tlll not be ''inUtte.d.1· . ... ' ' CIRCCI ?0 *!IT ' The Federated Circle will meet PR'A'v·.~~. -.n . • ...... GENEVA UP! - 1'1••• . c;u.ollca, Prote3lants, Jewt, Mollema and Buddhists will pray durinil the weeke:-~d of June . 2&28 for aolu· tion f(l tbl ' p'rOtilein~ of oooVIRNciRSTci' RUlli~ m:w ,VP~ lllll,,n..Nine _l s. the world's 45,000,000 reruae.s ID a prayer cru11de It wu innouneed · today. ' ' . !:::~~ Atlfr talk, of a "question im 11 wcr"theperiod his work ud in Rev. H. Joe Gtimm and ton India took place. Rev. crow will Wally and Mra. :ft:ena Grimm of nturn "to India for ·anotber · ~ TUfJn, Ohio visited Mn. W. R. rear period again t.hla fall. ln. tile church meial ,room Wednesday ·ove.nlns, , ~~ a(lnq~eed today oy .~•· · M!li!~~tJ\II•I<f· u~ Crow ~f Mason, Sunday. ~ cow:dN ft....,.,_· Good · Manners lU8 y ltw. When A 1•, • · ll-.\... ' ppi1t:i:tJ.g J' "'olo .JI:,;W J• FENCING NEEDS Utah, North Dakota, C!olorad,q_ .U. FULTON THOMPSON TRACTOR' SALES ; ·IIJ!oi~ . ·Wfll Y..l<fi'/i"~ . 'IIHi l'td !baM. · qoro- •IOYDS'fON 11iKS CON1'11'1_CT CHit;AGO UPI - Max BoYds· ton, !nrmer University of Ok~aho­ ma end, today "'aagned for· bit fltth ,•amp1i.gn with ·the Chlcag() Catditt:ti!J ~ · the Nat~onal Football I RfD..BRAND FENCING' • ,._ •lata............ · PROVICO ' MILLING & FEED CO. Route 12.. T.,ephone 103 Minwulll•, Ohitt Harvesting .._ earn trop is a one-man job on 1.11 avl!l'ag~ farm .witJt a farm elevator end a aelf-poweRd eom drq. Cu be equ.lpped to handle thelled eorn ~r 8D18ll grain· jn addition lo baled~· "We Do Cuatom Grindinc" .... 2nd ••• SOLD BY BE SURE OF QUALITY, SERVICE. VALUE POMIUIOY !JHIO MhldlepOrl Feed Mm --......,. ~~-"~· .......-..•....,..... • laoy """" - · See your friendly PROVICO Dealer today. Get your chil·ks starLed rlght for BIGGER BROILER PQO... FITS. AVAILABLFJ AT COmplete Sleek Of t.-t•t~,-., 'tt~ FARM ELEVATOR wJUHllliol ~ tlutls<~c 10- cether thiiJ aummer. The _Institute ofl ''lnteraafloa'al · ildueatlon, :b id probibUity that the lied l :.:c.:...=__:_-=-~--~------'----:---------- Bortz made his remark!! at the preach 'l'lniril!~y odd: lllort !.$i~1 pi in· corporltiod' ~ wtth 1 ·8'"1 1ty Of home on vacation from · India, ATI..A.NtiC CITY, N. J. UPI spoke Sunday night. at the Mason :uji,;;iili;;gj An otrlcial of o Philadelphia hot· EUB thureh. Slides (colored) were ~~'' ' pita! predicted Thur~day that with· shown or the areB where he had in the !Jelt ,26 5yelilltl It will be served ond Illustrated 'Jome Of common for Amcrtcans IG live to the hahlb, oustoms and r~· the age of 100 and enjoy aood ious t~ndencie& of the ·natives. their heOith, tn•nlal olorlness and joy of living, ~ r The klan's eharter in A_rlf~n~l expired 14.•i'@r~ ~, .Uo; Byt Jllih· Rev. Ceo. R. Crow, Missionary citlzen will Uve better, retaining .. ment MISSIONARY IPIAKS 'BOrtz, chief of at Lankenau Hoseven more. Jmporthe lncreaaed longevlt)' · . . • ·:;:!\ Proper Care For Eggs Found In 'Three Cs' viowe , are, you koow . . . just a Chrlsu'an · and~ fraternal organization," Hithtower declihed to, say what type of 1upport he is seekfug from Ji'aubua. He aaid his talks with Faubus would be seeret: I'J1le ifOVillrnor baa made no eom· • exclu·l:~~i':~~:;~~~:.~L. of'laniii.tion li!'nCe?" he astted. ''That ·~ i-~~if· ! lJ&.Otl "will 'pra~llce ·cross ' burnnic," but denied th·e Xlati planned· any· type ·of VJolimce ''sueh as kidrtapings and Wh!ppinga. " Jfe ialt:l 111111111• B!oweor ·~ Ultle .Rock · ido~li!ieii. him.II<B as DUNNIT USED EQUIPI.IUtT mi(!r N'ikita ·Khrusbcbev warned to'day that if the West refused to go AlOng wlth a Coigmun1rt-1nsplred atomlftte zone In tbe Bal· """" • ..... T"" · ~u 1 aia ~ woutd · establlah rotkL..... ...,.. ROOK, Ar-a. UPI - '"' b~s ' in' Albania and Bullatia. leader of the: K\1 Klux Klan, offl· • cially reehutered in -ArkanWJ, tq! day announeed-..plans for an active revival · or the secret group · 'and said he is seeking sUpport from ·G'ov. ·o~t iE. FaJ,ibuB'.\, 't: • · •'AftCr all, ho..t oould a Chris· ·1· and Producing Quality Hay Needs Heat And Forced Ventilation . dl'Y nlCht 'iti the ¢~mPtbn \~vtta- Beatrice •Pan~ons Associate Editor ~· INSECT DATA forWard 'to tbrowl(l.l ~he J-;t~!in 290 f!11et after se:tljng' .. • -~ world mu~ 'Of 282 ! ..13\1 ln<h•j, Flj. -.8:-c----,--:-;-:,..,--may extend to us. · Slncer('ly yours, Physician Says · Ameriflans Wi.ll Ll've 00-Years -Cba1rtnin John 'A. MeCrul~ Of tbe Atbi'Dlc EMrJy Co.nimtQJon, 'ABC, •ald t'odar that llllreatrtcted, corithmed nuclear WeaPoila teat· lng m_lght er~ate a. "*ioyt haZard o~ h dlo- aefhi.t r•• ln 'the 'altnolphere. NEW IN FARMING · ur:r we --:----±--:--- rARK, Po, .UP! SAI,.T LME Cl'l'\'. uPI ·-'rwo "forlkte" ·tnhfmi ' '"bf 'Utah state COl!P'I'ON, 'l;allf. !. l\1 who vowed would C'a~tenc. , . a Sllctifi)'·l:hl.ilt Mlrlne -!Hen offl'ter, today eordldently ·f®lced Inclined to return, reealltng Meigs County as the home or progressive folks holding great pride in their faces showed to outsiders. What ls more impressive than- a neatly kept farm home nestled tn its natural rustic setling, or a town street lined with clipped lawns and brightly · painted houses? -As mosl of'.w dtcline to ·so caiUng with a gaping hole tn the seat of our trousers, so shoojcl. we refus,. to live and work In sur'niuna~s that ~uggest lack individual ilknse in our more public associallons. . BUhhi•, or .!lt\y newspaper, can d~ tittle by .Itself. The desire to clean•up, spruce·up, must dlme !r~m 'the people who are to do it. ct~lc minded Igroups of all levels and kinds would have to push, push, push. We always stand ready to help. i<Xlil VNJVElisiTY Late News Off The Wire t:\'D\'ONE WOULD .HAVE TO PUSH, PUSH It rtoUrr's that Meigs County could achieve much dt'ts's Ori their business .places, ~nd homes. most l'l!llpectlld o!li- ' . ?.-Dally Sentlne Pomeroy·Mlddlepol'l, 0., June 5, 1959 • _, Mlcldlepoi't CHOOSE TBI!l Over Leukemia . " HE JUST HE • • • • • " Still -, ·- N~e,OIIt. ' .. I a .· : \ . '. -:-·· . .. :· ., .~:~ . .. ' . . -.--. , ~ ' . ., '.. . PHO~~ ~8 E. MAIN ST. . .. .. .,_.. '~ AND · WANTED TO BE ONE·OF THE CUSTOMtft$::·· ::· . SAVING HUNDREDS of •• ,·', ' • ... j ·' . ' ON A SINGLE. ·.~ Jl t- ' .' ,, ould You Like To Save ' . .' On Yqur . . . ..: ·. · Don't Waste' T.hose, Prt~~ioui f)ollars • 1 ;u••cl s.al•&:~.,, .:;, At,Pomeroy Landmdrk·Today 1 • ,Sitfpply Is· ~l(lfi On H,qqdt • l ., · · ~' .·. t.ow,At . Speciei' ' Pri~e :· ~ . .l �. . . I. s ' X~ ' 1 T T • • e. :Yo ~ h T •s B r comp1ete Ho'·Pe it Will, n In m osure, foster and h lp sus ly ond com unity i'f , is eotur 1n s fi m Ofld organizations who din d eb Mt"es OHIO EY BA IN C • • , '•r• · rt .m~ · n tocklo utce Good Bre h t~:P.Cond Womt:n's ·f'e 'shi Thursda lA the mon- Doster, y '· �. . . I. s ' X~ ' 1 T T • • e. :Yo ~ h T •s B r comp1ete Ho'·Pe it Will, n In m osure, foster and h lp sus ly ond com unity i'f , is eotur 1n s fi m Ofld organizations who din d eb Mt"es OHIO EY BA IN C • • , '•r• · rt .m~ · n tocklo utce Good Bre h t~:P.Cond Womt:n's ·f'e 'shi Thursda lA the mon- Doster, y '· �1 • 6-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., June 6, 1959 WANTED - ELDEIILY WIDOW between the ages of 1ixly and 1ixty-five as a permanent house keepE:r. Write Box 663-W , cto The Daily Sentir>el , Pomeroy, Oh io 6+61p WANT ADS FOR CONSISTENT DEPENDAIILE RESULTS 1 I~ PHONE 398 t fmpiOVrnt:!~ RATES ABLE pay. Phone Mldd.leport 6129 Y. H· l-6t£ 1 (20) Business j the fundlonlnl or pvemment ud Mr. ..nd Mrs. Harold Merrow cntert~tmed with a party n.uraday Lyc~?k · ". iced .. in white and decorated in pink wtth the inscription Se~t' ·· H,ppv Bi,tndoy Debbie, Two I the same polleltal party who nr· ly if ner voted together on any major piece of leglslatioa. II Hospital Found LAU!E'i WIUST WATCH LOST nFTY ACRES. SIX ROOM HOUSE ·, . STA1'10N in t:-ae \llcimty of Krogen. lf Alb found Call Chester, YU 52210. with bath. Several -outbuildmgs. j any 3351 Close to hard road. On school 1....---~wro;r;:;---- 1 ti·IJ.£tp. bus and mail routes. David HoJ.. tLElANOS RICII & TV R 1 s. 1 ter, Rl. 1, Pomeroy. Phone o Phone •;:; r'II'H (~) 931 -Y 6-3~tp Pomeroy, Ohio. ONE 52 GAL. HOT POINT ELEC· . 0.0.. Ct..n UNtl C.n tric water tank; 4 ctn 5 9x9 (180 YOUR WISTINOHOUSE DIAL~R ,..1 MP•s •nd Maclell ~>q fl.) Armstrong asphalt tileTV AND APPLIANCES MITI".O,.OLI1 •.N pewter gray, felt underbase anrt C04L, OIL 4o GAS, fURNACES . - Aulo Sal•• 11dheswe; one Hamilton uprigh.t ARNc.lLD S 2 te TC piano. Cali llfter 6 p. m. Phone 1 Pho.-.. 13o-Y Syrecu1e, Ohio 6081 X 6 5 3t - · _ _ _ c 'f\ELEVLSION, RAD.IO & SMALL 1956 BUICK VB SPEGAL. $1 ,495. MAYTAG WASHER AND ONE APPLIANCE REPAIR. Phone 4 duor hardtiJp Sedan. One local automatic Westinghouse lounOW MlcCJlntock, Racme Ohio. owner. Hydramatic drive. Blaet· drom11t Good condition . Reason· 4 4 30t.c B 6 6Lc tnar's, Pomcro) . able , 744 E<~sl Main , Pomeroy . FOR RENT..:....Exro;u)N-""'"LA:i.J 1906 PONTIAC VB $1,495. Station 6 6 3tc j den, Scillfold Board&, Drop WJ&On. 9 pa;;scngcr One care· ful owner. Blaettnar 's, .Pomeroy. DOUBL~ DRAIN IBOAF!.D SINK C.1oths CilntiJn Fisher .• Middle .i\utoSoles ----- I I I I 6 6 11lc Good condltton . .Pnced low Call port, Oluo. Phone :i2H!. 11-tJ Letart Falls 2371 6 6 3tc --: lDM MEHCURY 2 DOOR SEDAN I CU:;TOtd ~UlLT l'i,.1 'rCU.EN Oh· $~. Extra good buy. Bl.ael- 1 UPRIGHT PIANO AND STOOL. 1 Sl1l:lled for your home . .t"ree ""' tnar'a Pomeroy. 6 6 6tc $10.00 . Phone ,Rutl•nd 24421. tun 11 tcs. Foreman & Abbon.. - - --::c-:-c-c::-:cc-- -- 6 0 3tr Jlhone 6284·Y. 8·6-tf 1~ OLDS~lUUILJ:o: VB $1,496. 4 dr. . Sedan. llydramattc drive. ft&.H, Very ntcc. Blacttnar's, Pomeroy . 6 6 6tc (9) (ContinuH 'rom P1p ' ' Cancer Society Ike Shys Off • n From Remarks Lannehes Drive Teen-Age Smoking On Shakeup o ••• ROOM APAR'IIMENT WITII G 22 tic Friendship Farm Bu;eau Council Meets two invalidl. Off. Pllooo Lelort 21M: ll-1.etp ,. _..,.. .... lit_ooto. ,..........., Muot .. .,.,. ' " " ' - ... til• .........- . ? 9:00 uo I 0:00 • Jr.liO 1:00 :30 Cw,~eentration ' '"'·- Tic Tae ~-~~ I~ Couli:l Be Y-ou ' Mid Day News Movie time 1 Wtoldr ChtiMel .t- m;·~.ry ~~ t::'.·r:o.~;:! :J government to try to be as wile i• ••, day .. t~~<y "''" wi.. their! it ia blindly to ~~'I'Ot!'•!e,lh:,.;:.-. "!,•..,·'h 1.~'':" I , ' s..-.., 4 :00 Roy Rogers 5:00 Rerord Hop 6:30 Studio wrestling 1 ·Ja Dick Clark !bow 8 :00 JUbilee, U. S. A. 8 ·00 Lawrence Welk: Sbow . 1.0:00 Music from M.anbattaD 10:30 Sea Hunt U:O'J . TJ~..t~..t;t!e Mt.~y.!e . New• > ~1IQ ··Jil!f)l~e il!t~W ... , !. 9_9:,~ 1tQ.1 - . • .· on v...-. ' ' . Meigs County Reo I Estate Owners man 01 the soctety .1t special committee on tobaCco and cancer, s1ud a committee of statisticians. socia l scientlata and eommu.nica· lion specialists would handle the camp1ign which he called "a to-tal educational effort." The "oeiety's staff has been dl· reeted to prepare plana and estl· mate costs for tht1 PfO&ram, smokhlj habH in a · community," aimed at "modlticatJon of the Taylor 5ald. The alaff, Taylor aaid, aiM WiU· prepatf'! BLudii:e o! smokera and non ·smok~rs and "lhoae phyaioloi:kal, psyrhological and aocial factor-; responsible for the initia· tion, continuation and reasalion ot smoking." Har1nett said in New York that clinical and laboratory reaeareh has faUed to support the earH:er society'a Ylews on h1nc canoer. For example, he said, numeroua experiment• in w"hleb anlmlll hive \ Leen forGed to inhalt l1rge 1moUnu 4lf tobacco .smoke have conld•tently failed to e'aUn Juq Tane ·ln· . NOTICE . ; . ... . . l...tio ·Oio1 · j . • • •. . ., ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;;~"! *"f j(.tJ>tlj> ftl)ll> nt ·ew.~•t ·Willlmll lpoUtleal Williama elmp lb making sOme '>;:;~~LJ~. ittSas!OCiate lt· t1 mind ftom UAW. Some top hi.Ve- (In Detrolt) eve.rr ,outrof.,fate w.ho etopa <by, Wylnl( . to Idea that Reuther Is "hot wUI not in the fUtUre for the 1960 ~oml· Have Guilt Gunsmoke Highway Patrol News of the Nipt Theater 13. ,.. ... ... 1•• .._, ..,... .. ·-- .......... . Hey, DAD··· _ and the UAW DJiilht -enouah to nomi~e ~~!!""'~' but they mlllltt be j>la stop JC.ermedy. J(ml. ·, · now would · appear • t• Reuther and to woo ,~, •••1111111 ....... lue ••• we kMw elttltft laiM • • • IMii a811, na .... til ~~ · - ....... ..... rrt.ad• . . . . .1 ..- ....... -... ....ut h liT·- "* O&lf .... !Ou. ............,.......... IM"•• .............. ..,................... ................... ... ... -" ... liloo· ... ........ L NEAit POMIIOY -6-room lrarne, bath. screened porches. .full basement, furnace , aaragc, now· cJ'S and shrubbery. S8DOO.. SYRACUSI - 7 · room bedrooms down, 2 up. one block ott ·bu1 Jlne. Down payment $500. 24 ACRIS - Wooded land. Sev· eral building aitei. Mlnerala. One-half mile from villaae. $1100. to8 OR Baker ltad lhe wrote: DwiUiln .... - ROOM UNI'URNISH&D APART- Phone 8419. a:overnment." 01' 111111. R:::O::OII:::::S:-cF:::O::Rc-::RE=:NT=,-CLOS£iN ToWn. 121' Butternut. 5-26·12tc SprlPJ Ave., ()n " _ . . l'llll!la ..-- 1·11-tt inQUl~ Pomeroy, o~lo. Si.sn 7:00 Tod•Y ~liOUWIUD bath and 1arap. 8 room house and " room aparlment. PhDile 810.M, Pomeroy. A. N. Jlena"'l. MENT. Call MS or .W.OO - · t4. WASlUNGTON UPI -'President f~~~~~-t~l~m~e~w~h~e•:_:t~ha~t~~~:!~!~~~~!! EisenhowP.r backed away fast from j 1 his own suggestion that, maybe, our machinery for national gov· l:!rnment is so creaky as to require Mg emergency repairs. He should not have run so faat. Eisenhower wu in good company •b u\ didn't known H. The tax books are now open for the June or Second haU What the president uld at this week'! news conference was in collection of the 1958 Real Es!Jte Tues. Ajso f~r de:··, ' . '·' ' respon~ to a question about bow gov£>rnment shall ruhction if the linquent tax. Closing date will 'be July · ts~ 1959. voters persist in giving to one CLYDE G. MILLHONE party Lhe White House and to lillOlher the Congress. He anlwer· M'~ 'Cqlllll1 TreMilfer APARTMENTS - Furniabed and unturniabed. Mdta1ten. Mlddle2 3 tf 7 :30 8:00 9 :!)q . JjljC~ ~~ddl• 91:3d 1 ~Uhlrfoti' CitY 10:30 D: A.'1 Mar; 11 :09 New' Head!IMI U:lO Weather."&ll • \1:15 Nltewateb .. 1:00 'liS)> ~fl EUmtC ORGANS PrWfrom$129.50 It almoet to a smoother 11 OIILDIIN AT 21-Mrl. .l.ltcla Gamtca. 28, lhow1 ott htl' 13th ehiJd tn Hawtbome, Calif. She wu married at 18, Ia five teet tan, wetaluJ 100. HusbaD4 Gene, &8, II truck driver._ OC..I•ntlly Lhn1 Work• Parnia, • who desl(ln$ Dwight D. Elsen· own• works of '&nd one valu· port, J>bone eoti·M. · 1:00 "I)etictlve's Diary ' News ~eture Man in Wubington .f'a\l'orite S1ory · Sa't"urday Night Jamboree Per.l!ie U.,. ~DDJ PeYTV (".omo Show PIANOS Dwlr HOnEsT DEALS 6 :00 ' · 6 :16 •B:3U SCHROON LAKE, N. Y. UPI ~rd. tbe Cal)adlan Dnla star, won hi& seeoad CODR· Prieod 'trom WOMEN 'S VJEW ., " 3o 6:~ I C. Taylor, chair· ed ''1like detect support for some cerDr. anjHoward smoking." this: change, even basic constitu· tiona! change, so that we could mcorporatC il1to our syst.em aome of the futures of the parllamen· tary system." Some minutes later' he revealed that he and John Foflter Dullea oflen hod discussed the problemfinally deciding it would be better "to suck with what we have, but try to make it work a HtUe bElt· '. Channell-Mondo, • :SO·, 'S~ruiaay Tbeater ldM Not Naw Idea 11 not new. Woodmw W'iU.;n 1uggested it many yean BOSTON UPl - The American Cancer Society began mapping plans loda.y for an mtensive anti Rmokin~ campaign with particulu emph&l!is on teen-agers. Jn New York, Timothy V. Har· nett, chairman of the Tobacco Indust:y Research Committee, labeled the campaign a. "o ne· sided propaganda effort." The campaign, approved Thurs· day by the 80ciety'a.. -board ol. director&, will be designed to "bring to the attention of physl· cians llnd the public-and particularly teen·agen·facts abi;lqt can· For Sole Channel S- .s,._rd~ Bob I One) . portd on the prOgress of tbe bill now b('fore the State Legislature which would free the funds now on hand and make · them available for cunstr11ction to begin. Porter said t~;ot the measures had paned the Sera1e by a vote of 32-0, tbat ll wt~s now in the house and ord· en~d o•tt of committtee. Re11. t;eoq:c Meinhart said tbat it was his h6pe that the bill could be bW11ght lo lhe floor for vote somettr:le within this next week, poss1h1v on Monday. Denver Walter of Vinton, 0. was un ha•1d to present to Dr. Dubois preliminary sketches of the pro· posed hospital which he had m1de for the Trustees AIJ 'Tlembers or the Veterans Mcmoml Hospital Trustees were h ~· d • 1 1• nn and at nt a~· s meet ng w tn the exl·eption of l)ne. In addition there ·.•.-ere several other intereat· ed partieA preBent. WSAZ.TV Channe' 3 Such a situation Is dan1eroua .Angle~ tJtle In t:be Adiron· to a party in power and danger· Mountain Invll.ltional tennta ow for the nation over which that 1:~::~~·~ Sunday, wbipplna: Sid party attempt• to er:erclae power. Brootlyn, N. Y., H. OlD TIMES UCALLED- West Pomt'• olde,t araduate. ""' .P erhaps no proper di•llipline eftr y_,-ald Gen. Clay Hodgea, chatll wltb Cadet C&pt. Pete will come or be de•lrable in the Dawlt.IM, Army football at.ar, during JUDt Week tat1v1tlel United States. at the United Btatea MWtary aca.demy at Wut PoJa1:. N. 1'. But, a means ot obtainina: a ·-~------------ 1 :~:::,,!,'~:oordlnation between the . [1 and lqjslative bniW!h· and of exertina: rreat.er preeBALDWIJII ucl for agreement on overall WURUTZER lpoli<Y has been •uggested from to time. It would nq~ unefl,dmeot of tbe mnatituUon, U probably would be woith wou1d pve cabinet membefl! and speating riJ:bta in Coo- ~~~~~~~~7~~~-~~~·1~.50-:~~~~· ~~~~·=7.=50==~-~1 (6 Lost --==TE~[EVISJON GUIOI Land Transfer& Years Old ," ice erea,m, potato Errors in Advertising - Should be r-eported immediately . T.he C.o\.R WASII!NGM'OTOR CLEAN· t htps <tnd kool a.id were served by Dlllily Sentinel \Will DOt he f'ftlpoosible for more than one ineorINC. Uackutt'a · .)oho :.ervtre. "'rs ~1 t rrow assisted by Mrs. Fred rect insertion, Phone 91184 . 3 1~ ~Otc :J1Jffm1n and Mrs . Leroy Rusthel. Cal"d o( Thankst and Special Notices of Events $1.00. Obituariel!l 1-'re~cnt were Judy and Dickie 1 published at 1 cent per word. Owen and Kathy Morgan of MidWORDS 1 DAY 3 DAYS 6 DAYS 1 MO. 1 dlepor~ . Mike and Tami Hoffman, 15 60c 60c $1 .35 BradiJury, Vtcki , B11J and Kenneth 20 60c $1.20 $1.80 $6 .00 Hir.er, Minersville : Mike Allen RLHWhl'l and Susanne Sprouse or _ Ads recetved by 10 A.M. wUI be in that day's paper. f'omt>roy, and Carolyn Lauder· Lwrh, Nelsonville. TRAILERS 1955 A. B C. HOUSE I Ad•tlt s, present were Mr and Ill Not1ces Triiilcr 50 ft . long, Custom 1 \fr~ Fred Hoffinl"ln, Mr and Mra. made , separate dimng room , J 3efo.e 9:30 A . M llidurri 0 ~Yen , Mr. and Mrs. WilDEMOCRATIC RALLY 'JUNE 9, Crosley kitchen, carpeted livmg Mld-tleport 6831-J ham Rizer and Mrs. Leroy Rusche!". .S .OO P. i\1 . Courthouse . Guest room, washer <~nd dryer, a1r Pomeroy 525 Debr<t Lynn received many nice spc·1ker, Joe Fergulion Every· conditioner 35 Fl. aluminum KAUTl FEED STORI gifts .1nd sending a gifl but unable bud¥ welc(fme. 6-ft-4tc awnin.r: . Priced on in~pectiun . AI Cttwt.r to att,~nd was Mrs. W. A. Morgan. Phone HA 3-3852, Denver Weber , Yukon 5·2145 J & 62-61P 1 B•l••·•· RAMILL sERVICE II $450 Dally Sel!tlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., June 8, 19SII-7 Wil10n and 8ahr PDIUIIId two f)f the Jl'lat 111odora polltk!al mindL DuUea Wll In tbe1r 1~ aa a Nudent ol government. 'nle prelidtnt would have "been. ill Jood eempany if be Just had atl)'· ed put In bla new• eonf~b~. the pro.ecutlon of aovtmment pot. iciea are danaerously hampere-i by lack of real party resporislbJJ· lty in either the Demotratle or the Rep!Jblican putiet. DlaclpiiM Ladi:I"Thil t~rr. ol reaponalblllty Ia due lugely to the fMt that there Is neilher party dlxlpline nor Rac:e '1· and Edna Hill to Ohio means of enforelnf It. The trut:h ia, neither the Democratie nor the ·Power Co. 13UO A coat, Salem.. .Pbarvb Johnson, Melvin& John· Republican party la reall)' a poBOn to Ob..lo Power Co. 10.08 1, litical entity. You mlgbt ny there is no such thing u a Republican coal, Salem. qr a Democratic part y at lbe Da· tional level. In Congreu, for year1 IIIlARD WINS lONGUS past, there have been member. of at their home on Athens · road m obser"\18nce of the second REASON- btrthd.:>.y o! their daughter, Debra 1 WJLL:-:--,,::1::ow.-LA.wNs. ebln.,. 'lo pla!al> ' lnadtquata.• The beb are, of cOtii'M, evenin~. Wonted !I eent.J per wocd, one inaertioo. Minimum charge - 60 centa. 6 ftiiU per word for three C"Oflt!E!eutive insertion!i. Speobl - ooe m<:mth for 30 cents per word. F:.~U rate of 3 cen-t& per word will be eba.rg.ed for dvertiai.ng if not paid lrithln lG days 1fter receiving bdl. ter." Debra Lynn Merrow Is tWnored On Her Second Birthday - IUn't Ml . . . Swatzel's ""'... Stn.lct Cent• . ,. , · 'II ' . • .•• Ia . ca,h. SUBURBAN - 4 • room frame house with front porch, large ciRtern, ·barn·, i •I Crt: lot on black top rw.d 1 .pli\es trom Court· houM . $3601), SUaUR.D-'N -.8-~om frame home with bath, front and back che.. La.rae bam, plenty ,bulld\ng:s, cocxt. 18 acres. with nice ~~:arden: 3 mllea. from Pom- .,. '' • '• '· eroy. ffeoD 100. VIRGIL TIAPOIID, S a - lOX 229 PIIONI I ...Y Tbe J:'riendlhl{l Farm· Bureau 0 3\c Council roel at the home or Mr. and Urt. lJoyd Rou,lb for the We !'Jet Our . Wqtlc Done with I June nH!ftlng. Leas Colt and Effort" thor:In the abltnce of the prelident, ou&hly dlatuded with no delinJte Andrew CrotA the vice prealdtnt an•wer. .. preelded. EdiOil "RooAh ortered " Fourteen '11\ID'I.bera were preprayer. H~t. • i. . 'llae ltuon"" m~ot.cdal "Ho• CUt a,Jroalmlooll fti ,..ved. e w•• •. . . ..., .. . . . '· "' .,_ ) r r., I. �1 • 6-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., June 6, 1959 WANTED - ELDEIILY WIDOW between the ages of 1ixly and 1ixty-five as a permanent house keepE:r. Write Box 663-W , cto The Daily Sentir>el , Pomeroy, Oh io 6+61p WANT ADS FOR CONSISTENT DEPENDAIILE RESULTS 1 I~ PHONE 398 t fmpiOVrnt:!~ RATES ABLE pay. Phone Mldd.leport 6129 Y. H· l-6t£ 1 (20) Business j the fundlonlnl or pvemment ud Mr. ..nd Mrs. Harold Merrow cntert~tmed with a party n.uraday Lyc~?k · ". iced .. in white and decorated in pink wtth the inscription Se~t' ·· H,ppv Bi,tndoy Debbie, Two I the same polleltal party who nr· ly if ner voted together on any major piece of leglslatioa. II Hospital Found LAU!E'i WIUST WATCH LOST nFTY ACRES. SIX ROOM HOUSE ·, . STA1'10N in t:-ae \llcimty of Krogen. lf Alb found Call Chester, YU 52210. with bath. Several -outbuildmgs. j any 3351 Close to hard road. On school 1....---~wro;r;:;---- 1 ti·IJ.£tp. bus and mail routes. David HoJ.. tLElANOS RICII & TV R 1 s. 1 ter, Rl. 1, Pomeroy. Phone o Phone •;:; r'II'H (~) 931 -Y 6-3~tp Pomeroy, Ohio. ONE 52 GAL. HOT POINT ELEC· . 0.0.. Ct..n UNtl C.n tric water tank; 4 ctn 5 9x9 (180 YOUR WISTINOHOUSE DIAL~R ,..1 MP•s •nd Maclell ~>q fl.) Armstrong asphalt tileTV AND APPLIANCES MITI".O,.OLI1 •.N pewter gray, felt underbase anrt C04L, OIL 4o GAS, fURNACES . - Aulo Sal•• 11dheswe; one Hamilton uprigh.t ARNc.lLD S 2 te TC piano. Cali llfter 6 p. m. Phone 1 Pho.-.. 13o-Y Syrecu1e, Ohio 6081 X 6 5 3t - · _ _ _ c 'f\ELEVLSION, RAD.IO & SMALL 1956 BUICK VB SPEGAL. $1 ,495. MAYTAG WASHER AND ONE APPLIANCE REPAIR. Phone 4 duor hardtiJp Sedan. One local automatic Westinghouse lounOW MlcCJlntock, Racme Ohio. owner. Hydramatic drive. Blaet· drom11t Good condition . Reason· 4 4 30t.c B 6 6Lc tnar's, Pomcro) . able , 744 E<~sl Main , Pomeroy . FOR RENT..:....Exro;u)N-""'"LA:i.J 1906 PONTIAC VB $1,495. Station 6 6 3tc j den, Scillfold Board&, Drop WJ&On. 9 pa;;scngcr One care· ful owner. Blaettnar 's, .Pomeroy. DOUBL~ DRAIN IBOAF!.D SINK C.1oths CilntiJn Fisher .• Middle .i\utoSoles ----- I I I I 6 6 11lc Good condltton . .Pnced low Call port, Oluo. Phone :i2H!. 11-tJ Letart Falls 2371 6 6 3tc --: lDM MEHCURY 2 DOOR SEDAN I CU:;TOtd ~UlLT l'i,.1 'rCU.EN Oh· $~. Extra good buy. Bl.ael- 1 UPRIGHT PIANO AND STOOL. 1 Sl1l:lled for your home . .t"ree ""' tnar'a Pomeroy. 6 6 6tc $10.00 . Phone ,Rutl•nd 24421. tun 11 tcs. Foreman & Abbon.. - - --::c-:-c-c::-:cc-- -- 6 0 3tr Jlhone 6284·Y. 8·6-tf 1~ OLDS~lUUILJ:o: VB $1,496. 4 dr. . Sedan. llydramattc drive. ft&.H, Very ntcc. Blacttnar's, Pomeroy . 6 6 6tc (9) (ContinuH 'rom P1p ' ' Cancer Society Ike Shys Off • n From Remarks Lannehes Drive Teen-Age Smoking On Shakeup o ••• ROOM APAR'IIMENT WITII G 22 tic Friendship Farm Bu;eau Council Meets two invalidl. Off. Pllooo Lelort 21M: ll-1.etp ,. _..,.. .... lit_ooto. ,..........., Muot .. .,.,. ' " " ' - ... til• .........- . ? 9:00 uo I 0:00 • Jr.liO 1:00 :30 Cw,~eentration ' '"'·- Tic Tae ~-~~ I~ Couli:l Be Y-ou ' Mid Day News Movie time 1 Wtoldr ChtiMel .t- m;·~.ry ~~ t::'.·r:o.~;:! :J government to try to be as wile i• ••, day .. t~~<y "''" wi.. their! it ia blindly to ~~'I'Ot!'•!e,lh:,.;:.-. "!,•..,·'h 1.~'':" I , ' s..-.., 4 :00 Roy Rogers 5:00 Rerord Hop 6:30 Studio wrestling 1 ·Ja Dick Clark !bow 8 :00 JUbilee, U. S. A. 8 ·00 Lawrence Welk: Sbow . 1.0:00 Music from M.anbattaD 10:30 Sea Hunt U:O'J . TJ~..t~..t;t!e Mt.~y.!e . New• > ~1IQ ··Jil!f)l~e il!t~W ... , !. 9_9:,~ 1tQ.1 - . • .· on v...-. ' ' . Meigs County Reo I Estate Owners man 01 the soctety .1t special committee on tobaCco and cancer, s1ud a committee of statisticians. socia l scientlata and eommu.nica· lion specialists would handle the camp1ign which he called "a to-tal educational effort." The "oeiety's staff has been dl· reeted to prepare plana and estl· mate costs for tht1 PfO&ram, smokhlj habH in a · community," aimed at "modlticatJon of the Taylor 5ald. The alaff, Taylor aaid, aiM WiU· prepatf'! BLudii:e o! smokera and non ·smok~rs and "lhoae phyaioloi:kal, psyrhological and aocial factor-; responsible for the initia· tion, continuation and reasalion ot smoking." Har1nett said in New York that clinical and laboratory reaeareh has faUed to support the earH:er society'a Ylews on h1nc canoer. For example, he said, numeroua experiment• in w"hleb anlmlll hive \ Leen forGed to inhalt l1rge 1moUnu 4lf tobacco .smoke have conld•tently failed to e'aUn Juq Tane ·ln· . NOTICE . ; . ... . . l...tio ·Oio1 · j . • • •. . ., ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;;~"! *"f j(.tJ>tlj> ftl)ll> nt ·ew.~•t ·Willlmll lpoUtleal Williama elmp lb making sOme '>;:;~~LJ~. ittSas!OCiate lt· t1 mind ftom UAW. Some top hi.Ve- (In Detrolt) eve.rr ,outrof.,fate w.ho etopa <by, Wylnl( . to Idea that Reuther Is "hot wUI not in the fUtUre for the 1960 ~oml· Have Guilt Gunsmoke Highway Patrol News of the Nipt Theater 13. ,.. ... ... 1•• .._, ..,... .. ·-- .......... . Hey, DAD··· _ and the UAW DJiilht -enouah to nomi~e ~~!!""'~' but they mlllltt be j>la stop JC.ermedy. J(ml. ·, · now would · appear • t• Reuther and to woo ,~, •••1111111 ....... lue ••• we kMw elttltft laiM • • • IMii a811, na .... til ~~ · - ....... ..... rrt.ad• . . . . .1 ..- ....... -... ....ut h liT·- "* O&lf .... !Ou. ............,.......... IM"•• .............. ..,................... ................... ... ... -" ... liloo· ... ........ L NEAit POMIIOY -6-room lrarne, bath. screened porches. .full basement, furnace , aaragc, now· cJ'S and shrubbery. S8DOO.. SYRACUSI - 7 · room bedrooms down, 2 up. one block ott ·bu1 Jlne. Down payment $500. 24 ACRIS - Wooded land. Sev· eral building aitei. Mlnerala. One-half mile from villaae. $1100. to8 OR Baker ltad lhe wrote: DwiUiln .... - ROOM UNI'URNISH&D APART- Phone 8419. a:overnment." 01' 111111. R:::O::OII:::::S:-cF:::O::Rc-::RE=:NT=,-CLOS£iN ToWn. 121' Butternut. 5-26·12tc SprlPJ Ave., ()n " _ . . l'llll!la ..-- 1·11-tt inQUl~ Pomeroy, o~lo. Si.sn 7:00 Tod•Y ~liOUWIUD bath and 1arap. 8 room house and " room aparlment. PhDile 810.M, Pomeroy. A. N. Jlena"'l. MENT. Call MS or .W.OO - · t4. WASlUNGTON UPI -'President f~~~~~-t~l~m~e~w~h~e•:_:t~ha~t~~~:!~!~~~~!! EisenhowP.r backed away fast from j 1 his own suggestion that, maybe, our machinery for national gov· l:!rnment is so creaky as to require Mg emergency repairs. He should not have run so faat. Eisenhower wu in good company •b u\ didn't known H. The tax books are now open for the June or Second haU What the president uld at this week'! news conference was in collection of the 1958 Real Es!Jte Tues. Ajso f~r de:··, ' . '·' ' respon~ to a question about bow gov£>rnment shall ruhction if the linquent tax. Closing date will 'be July · ts~ 1959. voters persist in giving to one CLYDE G. MILLHONE party Lhe White House and to lillOlher the Congress. He anlwer· M'~ 'Cqlllll1 TreMilfer APARTMENTS - Furniabed and unturniabed. Mdta1ten. Mlddle2 3 tf 7 :30 8:00 9 :!)q . JjljC~ ~~ddl• 91:3d 1 ~Uhlrfoti' CitY 10:30 D: A.'1 Mar; 11 :09 New' Head!IMI U:lO Weather."&ll • \1:15 Nltewateb .. 1:00 'liS)> ~fl EUmtC ORGANS PrWfrom$129.50 It almoet to a smoother 11 OIILDIIN AT 21-Mrl. .l.ltcla Gamtca. 28, lhow1 ott htl' 13th ehiJd tn Hawtbome, Calif. She wu married at 18, Ia five teet tan, wetaluJ 100. HusbaD4 Gene, &8, II truck driver._ OC..I•ntlly Lhn1 Work• Parnia, • who desl(ln$ Dwight D. Elsen· own• works of '&nd one valu· port, J>bone eoti·M. · 1:00 "I)etictlve's Diary ' News ~eture Man in Wubington .f'a\l'orite S1ory · Sa't"urday Night Jamboree Per.l!ie U.,. ~DDJ PeYTV (".omo Show PIANOS Dwlr HOnEsT DEALS 6 :00 ' · 6 :16 •B:3U SCHROON LAKE, N. Y. UPI ~rd. tbe Cal)adlan Dnla star, won hi& seeoad CODR· Prieod 'trom WOMEN 'S VJEW ., " 3o 6:~ I C. Taylor, chair· ed ''1like detect support for some cerDr. anjHoward smoking." this: change, even basic constitu· tiona! change, so that we could mcorporatC il1to our syst.em aome of the futures of the parllamen· tary system." Some minutes later' he revealed that he and John Foflter Dullea oflen hod discussed the problemfinally deciding it would be better "to suck with what we have, but try to make it work a HtUe bElt· '. Channell-Mondo, • :SO·, 'S~ruiaay Tbeater ldM Not Naw Idea 11 not new. Woodmw W'iU.;n 1uggested it many yean BOSTON UPl - The American Cancer Society began mapping plans loda.y for an mtensive anti Rmokin~ campaign with particulu emph&l!is on teen-agers. Jn New York, Timothy V. Har· nett, chairman of the Tobacco Indust:y Research Committee, labeled the campaign a. "o ne· sided propaganda effort." The campaign, approved Thurs· day by the 80ciety'a.. -board ol. director&, will be designed to "bring to the attention of physl· cians llnd the public-and particularly teen·agen·facts abi;lqt can· For Sole Channel S- .s,._rd~ Bob I One) . portd on the prOgress of tbe bill now b('fore the State Legislature which would free the funds now on hand and make · them available for cunstr11ction to begin. Porter said t~;ot the measures had paned the Sera1e by a vote of 32-0, tbat ll wt~s now in the house and ord· en~d o•tt of committtee. Re11. t;eoq:c Meinhart said tbat it was his h6pe that the bill could be bW11ght lo lhe floor for vote somettr:le within this next week, poss1h1v on Monday. Denver Walter of Vinton, 0. was un ha•1d to present to Dr. Dubois preliminary sketches of the pro· posed hospital which he had m1de for the Trustees AIJ 'Tlembers or the Veterans Mcmoml Hospital Trustees were h ~· d • 1 1• nn and at nt a~· s meet ng w tn the exl·eption of l)ne. In addition there ·.•.-ere several other intereat· ed partieA preBent. WSAZ.TV Channe' 3 Such a situation Is dan1eroua .Angle~ tJtle In t:be Adiron· to a party in power and danger· Mountain Invll.ltional tennta ow for the nation over which that 1:~::~~·~ Sunday, wbipplna: Sid party attempt• to er:erclae power. Brootlyn, N. Y., H. OlD TIMES UCALLED- West Pomt'• olde,t araduate. ""' .P erhaps no proper di•llipline eftr y_,-ald Gen. Clay Hodgea, chatll wltb Cadet C&pt. Pete will come or be de•lrable in the Dawlt.IM, Army football at.ar, during JUDt Week tat1v1tlel United States. at the United Btatea MWtary aca.demy at Wut PoJa1:. N. 1'. But, a means ot obtainina: a ·-~------------ 1 :~:::,,!,'~:oordlnation between the . [1 and lqjslative bniW!h· and of exertina: rreat.er preeBALDWIJII ucl for agreement on overall WURUTZER lpoli<Y has been •uggested from to time. It would nq~ unefl,dmeot of tbe mnatituUon, U probably would be woith wou1d pve cabinet membefl! and speating riJ:bta in Coo- ~~~~~~~~7~~~-~~~·1~.50-:~~~~· ~~~~·=7.=50==~-~1 (6 Lost --==TE~[EVISJON GUIOI Land Transfer& Years Old ," ice erea,m, potato Errors in Advertising - Should be r-eported immediately . T.he C.o\.R WASII!NGM'OTOR CLEAN· t htps <tnd kool a.id were served by Dlllily Sentinel \Will DOt he f'ftlpoosible for more than one ineorINC. Uackutt'a · .)oho :.ervtre. "'rs ~1 t rrow assisted by Mrs. Fred rect insertion, Phone 91184 . 3 1~ ~Otc :J1Jffm1n and Mrs . Leroy Rusthel. Cal"d o( Thankst and Special Notices of Events $1.00. Obituariel!l 1-'re~cnt were Judy and Dickie 1 published at 1 cent per word. Owen and Kathy Morgan of MidWORDS 1 DAY 3 DAYS 6 DAYS 1 MO. 1 dlepor~ . Mike and Tami Hoffman, 15 60c 60c $1 .35 BradiJury, Vtcki , B11J and Kenneth 20 60c $1.20 $1.80 $6 .00 Hir.er, Minersville : Mike Allen RLHWhl'l and Susanne Sprouse or _ Ads recetved by 10 A.M. wUI be in that day's paper. f'omt>roy, and Carolyn Lauder· Lwrh, Nelsonville. TRAILERS 1955 A. B C. HOUSE I Ad•tlt s, present were Mr and Ill Not1ces Triiilcr 50 ft . long, Custom 1 \fr~ Fred Hoffinl"ln, Mr and Mra. made , separate dimng room , J 3efo.e 9:30 A . M llidurri 0 ~Yen , Mr. and Mrs. WilDEMOCRATIC RALLY 'JUNE 9, Crosley kitchen, carpeted livmg Mld-tleport 6831-J ham Rizer and Mrs. Leroy Rusche!". .S .OO P. i\1 . Courthouse . Guest room, washer <~nd dryer, a1r Pomeroy 525 Debr<t Lynn received many nice spc·1ker, Joe Fergulion Every· conditioner 35 Fl. aluminum KAUTl FEED STORI gifts .1nd sending a gifl but unable bud¥ welc(fme. 6-ft-4tc awnin.r: . Priced on in~pectiun . AI Cttwt.r to att,~nd was Mrs. W. A. Morgan. Phone HA 3-3852, Denver Weber , Yukon 5·2145 J & 62-61P 1 B•l••·•· RAMILL sERVICE II $450 Dally Sel!tlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., June 8, 19SII-7 Wil10n and 8ahr PDIUIIId two f)f the Jl'lat 111odora polltk!al mindL DuUea Wll In tbe1r 1~ aa a Nudent ol government. 'nle prelidtnt would have "been. ill Jood eempany if be Just had atl)'· ed put In bla new• eonf~b~. the pro.ecutlon of aovtmment pot. iciea are danaerously hampere-i by lack of real party resporislbJJ· lty in either the Demotratle or the Rep!Jblican putiet. DlaclpiiM Ladi:I"Thil t~rr. ol reaponalblllty Ia due lugely to the fMt that there Is neilher party dlxlpline nor Rac:e '1· and Edna Hill to Ohio means of enforelnf It. The trut:h ia, neither the Democratie nor the ·Power Co. 13UO A coat, Salem.. .Pbarvb Johnson, Melvin& John· Republican party la reall)' a poBOn to Ob..lo Power Co. 10.08 1, litical entity. You mlgbt ny there is no such thing u a Republican coal, Salem. qr a Democratic part y at lbe Da· tional level. In Congreu, for year1 IIIlARD WINS lONGUS past, there have been member. of at their home on Athens · road m obser"\18nce of the second REASON- btrthd.:>.y o! their daughter, Debra 1 WJLL:-:--,,::1::ow.-LA.wNs. ebln.,. 'lo pla!al> ' lnadtquata.• The beb are, of cOtii'M, evenin~. Wonted !I eent.J per wocd, one inaertioo. Minimum charge - 60 centa. 6 ftiiU per word for three C"Oflt!E!eutive insertion!i. Speobl - ooe m<:mth for 30 cents per word. F:.~U rate of 3 cen-t& per word will be eba.rg.ed for dvertiai.ng if not paid lrithln lG days 1fter receiving bdl. ter." Debra Lynn Merrow Is tWnored On Her Second Birthday - IUn't Ml . . . Swatzel's ""'... Stn.lct Cent• . ,. , · 'II ' . • .•• Ia . ca,h. SUBURBAN - 4 • room frame house with front porch, large ciRtern, ·barn·, i •I Crt: lot on black top rw.d 1 .pli\es trom Court· houM . $3601), SUaUR.D-'N -.8-~om frame home with bath, front and back che.. La.rae bam, plenty ,bulld\ng:s, cocxt. 18 acres. with nice ~~:arden: 3 mllea. from Pom- .,. '' • '• '· eroy. ffeoD 100. VIRGIL TIAPOIID, S a - lOX 229 PIIONI I ...Y Tbe J:'riendlhl{l Farm· Bureau 0 3\c Council roel at the home or Mr. and Urt. lJoyd Rou,lb for the We !'Jet Our . Wqtlc Done with I June nH!ftlng. Leas Colt and Effort" thor:In the abltnce of the prelident, ou&hly dlatuded with no delinJte Andrew CrotA the vice prealdtnt an•wer. .. preelded. EdiOil "RooAh ortered " Fourteen '11\ID'I.bera were preprayer. H~t. • i. . 'llae ltuon"" m~ot.cdal "Ho• CUt a,Jroalmlooll fti ,..ved. e w•• •. . . ..., .. . . . '· "' .,_ ) r r., I. �I I ' ' Lila SueTerrell, Carl Mitch · Exchang~-N~tial Vows May 17 SOCIETY· Engagement Is Announced NEWS OF THE AREA ' . I I ' ' ' .,. ~~ .si.stant Teacner. Many of the num bers were danced Lo records and Mrs. H. 0. Wallace of Nilru, W. Va., at the piana, aupplied the ac· companiment for the others. Tne program opened with an under:sea balJet "Cavern of the Sea" . Cast for Lhis UlcJuded. JackJc <.:a pchart as the Sea .Princess, WH· ham Kent ali the Fltherman; Di· ana Davis as the Little Mermaid, Irma Grinstead, the ·P earl, and Nancy Arlene Smltb, the SU·en. The Sea Shells were ,PatriCia Ever· son, Susan Clark, 'Mali sa Rizer, Bernedette Hennessy, Alicia Cilo and Sea Weec:! s were Joyce Davis, Elaine Davia, Nancy Tyo, Becky Nease, Marity11 Moore, Ann Me· C'lmwck, PiUllcla Cleek and Jennifer Blakeslee_ 'Rle Nymphs were tBelte Jean Hobatetter, Joyce Davis, Phyllis Blazewicz, Michaela Wolfe, Karen Griffilb and Kay Evans. I ' In a beautiful ceremony at the Federated church Sunda·y, May 17 at 1:30 p.m. Miss Lila Sue Terrell, daughter ol Mr. and Mrs. John Terrell, Mulberry Heights, became the br.ide of Mr. Carl Eugene Mitch, son o( Mr. and Mrs. Carl T. M1tch of Pomeroy . [ voe11lisl Joseph Struble, brother· i~ · The •Rev. Waldo J B11rtels. read law of Lhe bride,. presented "Be · Their pearl earrings were gifts of Lhc llnde. Rebecca Sue SeeHg, cousin of the jroom, as flower girl, wore a pale blue nylon and lace ruffled drcRs with white bandeau and white mitts and carried a ·basket of wh.ite rose petals. She abo wore a gold cross necklace, the gift of the -bride. MicPaeJ Struble and ·Charles Le· gar Jr., nephews of the bride were ring bearen carryinK white satin pillows trimmed in shadow pink flowers with whHe atreameu. Jon and Kelly Speflcer, nephews of the bride, lighted the candles. All wore black trousers with white jackets and black bow ties. The groom's brother-in-law, GeorQe Nenelroad Jr., wa• best man and ushers were Charles Legar, brother of the bride, .PhiUp Collins, John Young and Robert Wilson. Th<! bride's mother wore an ashes ol roses lace dress over pink taffeta witl; baby blue &ccessories ami a corsage of white gardenia and llluc lace. The groum's mother wore a grey lace dress over pink taffeta with wh.lte accessories and a while gardenia and pink lace Nancy Baum, Joy Then will be about aU; 1tom11 vbited durina tbe dtenooa wUil refre1bment1 bellll aerved 11 eHb ploce. The food will be lo kHPIIII with the country wblcll Js repre. sented by the 1top. CHUCKLE Fotl TODAY WOLVIIlHAMI'TOH, U,. - ~:~:~;''~~. SYRACUSE PTA SPONSORS BOY SCOUT TROOP . I· bleton, vialtifll artftl frotn the Elizabeth StudiOs orParkehburg. Her first number was "Blue Ski.." and The Chlldrf!n; · a group · in black and red oUtfits, werE: Kay Evans, Karen Grl£fith, ·B ette Je~n Hobstetler, Phyllis Bluewlcz aild llich11ela Wolfe. This waa followed by the "Sunnyside Tap" by Mallll.l Rizer, Patricia Everson, Susan Clark, Bernedette Henne•Y>:,·;::m: Cilo, Steven Power and _¥ Ri:ter, dressed in yellow to Tllpre· sent sunshine. The Wicked Old Witch, complete with broom, waa portrayed by Sandra Lynn Merkal. Nymphsdidof tht. the "O.a~(:lr>,1i_,!n first theThe program the Rain" number in deep pink suits carrying plalltiC umbrella1. Wintertime introduced by Mill Embleton ing ''Winter WonOerland." I:NAMEL I Mr. and Mrs. Elbert F. Robinson are announcing the engagement of their daughter, Mary Jean, to Richard Michael Dudek, son of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Dudek, St. Peter, ·Minneaota. Miss Robinson is a graduate o( Marshall College, Huntin&w. va. where she h~came a membef o[ the Alpha Zi Delta ' and at present is a teacher of the Pa·l.nesville $1.79 * *' tun!ii above Jhortiy : after the in· ALSO SAVE ON GUDDEN QUALITY vc:~titure. )Ira. Grue..,. ~eoented the trOop'• new 'flag to forrls Hatden; eommlljee <bairman. Henry Cle· Iandt coJnmitteeman, awarded the ToltAerfoot bac!&.. •• the boy•. A bl.'ief hlatory -of organi&a.Uon of the troop was glvea. by asal&tant Scoutrnas\er and commiUeman CRAnSMAN WHITE ·HOUSE PAINT' Outside White SeD-Cleaning House Polnl $4.29 a gallon . Gene Harris. Abo"': front row, left to right, are frlr.. Cleland. Mark Duerr, SeoutiiUl&ter; Mr. Harden, Mre. Grucse~. Herb Pli'k~r., .But ~nels, ·Harold ..Smith, Jad. ,Williams and ,. .L. .-11 be rfe Ids ' I . ' ;·, , l ,; ' Doiry Bar Door Funeral service• for 'Glenn · 1 son, 20, of Let.rt, who dl~e~d~ ~~ day mcrning, wlll bt beld at 2 p. m. from the Letart dist Church with Rev. Floyd man officiatina. Burial is to be t.be Letart Cemetery. de~ued I 11 Robert Lee. , Harold EugeM, . thur, Wilda Jrepe, Doro;thy Ann, ·Hazel Evelyn and Cindy Mae Lawson, aU at ~ome. Also Jurviving Is a grandfather, lDhD LiWIIOD, en, 27, alddded for a before leavlna: striking fence po1ts. no lnjurJe• or arrettl. .J..etut. TwoAreF"med Four Forfiet In Mayors CoJJrt Friends Jnay eiU. at . the donee at an'y, time. · Funeral arnngement8 charge of the Ewing HOme of ~om'*oy. Pretident Cbar· Gaulle terVed Fnnee is going make ·no tuttber eommitmenu to thl! North AU.a&ic: Treaty Orl•~:tlzatiou . un· le11 and uri til the · United States Ntd Brlt.aln ahare thejr, atomic se· creta 'wlfb this country. , De ·Gaulle's neW flai'e·UP with bia allies became -pubrtc when aews leaked ou~ ' that NATO Two IIJE!h ·Wf!re fined 1nd four (lther. forfeited bol'ldJ In the court ol Pomeroy Mayor Charles. Legar Saturday evenln&.. Flned were: . lqhter-bombert ...., .l>•illi moved out of France. • Tbt ,teuon:. France won't alJ.ow atoQ!lc: weap~tna On ita. aoi,l ui)}ea It cp abare ·control of .th., Nei~ ther lbe United Stltt.. nor Btl.,.ln hu' been willlnl 'to fb,re tbll ~ontrol. So th·e planeS QUilt tiY to ' Countv eollet:e ill hla a1ma 'mater. nte Rew Allen ~ wu Jlven to th.e ' eoUeie in melbori of bla paren,t.l, Mr. ad MrL . AI· len o( llio Gron~e; T~o d r .11 the · brother of Mr1. ~~ Qld, Mlttdl~ · and Mra. Allen is a etitaln or West Germany W be siSter 'of Ctcll Bradbury; al10 <Jl 1 .~....;;.;;:... d ' . l\llddleporl. · . .i . "' In reply to queit4ol}('f,oou.t ~ · o\llen1 alao have made l"b~· J.be nenth Fdrtila. '.MlabtrJ junU*l··•Jftl ' to lbe lliddlePO,rt todQ" it b indeed true that no MunJCipaf ehildiea1' pla)~mentr b~vt · Men . reaeb.ed lfOURcf t abOut "Control ot atonilc in•tallaI RIPOitT iiOPI on .Frencll terr~toey. -Prodp.O: .... . 1 ' Fn.i: ,;, Otarles HaSkins ·' Reeeives vegree !t O.U~uq~ay I Rio ~rande eam.pus , Wfl tbe pla<e n1 hbo . birth and !lie.GoUla ~'!I ."-r.J.... :' \~ · Mrs. Essa Wam~r Is Found Dead. In Chester Home :~;~~~·~tea~ ol haveacheckln9acoouat. .. Better for '"''tyo.J!:• alway~ in all Wllfl ' ' ,n~ ~WITH '\. -- ' billa by mall and' do not I' ·' • ............... ttwtltll'fnl ..,._ ... 11 ...... $209.95 • • PAIUS UP! - Because In all war• BANK Money Ord8l'l ant better. They're safer, simpler, and cheaper. • B'rlamlly alaeLow 8ud1etma•ter' 1 DeGaulle Again Balks On 1~ATO Allen Honors. Participation . Parents With• Hall : lea dill notice tod8.y tUt to I . •' Witness MeQiber~ _Dist. &sembly I Cu1UUn1ham (-guest from Pom· ·erOJ); Billy Knipp, Billy Zerkle, Ro&er Sayre, John Usle, IBill Baer, Jobnn:y 8111, Billy ~Francis, ·Bob Sylvester and Hank Oeland (also a •nest ffom Pom.efQy}. . Tbitdl row: Donald ·Harden, Jlm Oiler, .Bryce Smith. Wil~ie 'Cundiff Jim ·Clifford, Kenny Harris, Car· son crow, Mike Hubbard, Jackie WI.UI.a.ms and Bobby crow, < ' Glenn La . . 20 . WS00j Cl.alJD . ed.. . o' eath , Sundll·y . Pomeroy Jehovah ·,~itcond e ~!P,com~ , · · · ~P. : ~ 11~~:;~· arid. Mr. ane .-ow Scoutai ll'i! Bruce eJjtit QUALITY costs less than you ·think! ....... . of Syracuse, saturday night when ,. . Bob 'Siler, MGM Scout Executive, handed t'!te charter for Troop 237, J!oy Scouts of America, IAl Mrs. lre~e Gflleser, president of the Syr•cuse PTA Saturday night In ceremonies launchlnftbe nell" ottanization. · · . . The SCouts, IV'lth their scoutm'aster, commltteem.., from the sponsoring group, and others who have OS!Iisted are pic· a quart ., 1 ,Committeemen ' · PI:A, Boy s~~~~~ :~~~~ ~:~~:,~ \bey r..:elved tbeir charter from S Ultra White- a white that stays white. Quick Drying -Alkyd Gloss Enamel. for Interior and Exterior Use. aJWays send BANI Money Orders interior Cf1lor • Por\.'elaln t"thl~r­ Ike A$8 National Debt Ceiling Boost JAPA s299 l~~~·l d~ '' TRADE .' C<M~Mf- PO.MEIOY, - . low toul&ht, WlO. Proposes Interest Increase On Series E, HSning Bonds Vanadium Corp. Employee Wins · U.S. Bond Award .95 • New "Pohutone", l'lle JJ........•••• ...,_ * lliP to:da7 President Eisenhower asked Con· He aall:ed: Middleport BPW Meeting To Be Held On June 9 Ideal for people who pay nl!ht and Tueodo7. abolillb the interell restriction on Treaoury securities and IAl boost the naliollal debt ceiling. In a special m...age IAl Congress, Eisenhower said the three steps are needed to "safeguard the publlc credit." or SAil~. , enttne , UnltN " " " ,,.,..,........ Ohio · Fair today, ton!Pt aad Tlladty, a Uttle warmer llQil'IUto eaal today. COntinued wana WASHINGTON (UPI) - Farewell Party Given To Honor David Ohlinger • fI'Oit al.ilom•lftr Nfripralot t·•e' l•te•_,. · fH Weather gr... today to increase the lnlerelt rates on savings bonds, r,;Th~e~C~I~u~b~W~il~l~m~e~ct~Tu~e~od~a~y~,~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~::;;::;;::;;::;;:;;::;;:;;:;;:;;::;;:::;;::;;::;;::;;:::;;;;::;;;;;;;;;:; ~~;;! ......... ,.,., 8eeetell l'e intrOduced •n ifHll·...bY Alice Em· THEATRES • Separate 2 cu. lt. choflr, an aotd. An"" 1oma1" - . Tippy the Y~4~Qf \be double ring ce~e- J CiiU~t~". "0~ Prom 1st' _Me", "I Lave monti'titllore an altar with wh1te You Truly and Ounng the cere· latin t'!OYilT end ce ntered with an mony, '''T'Iw Lord's :rayer." arr•ngcment of white shasta The brldt~ . .gJVell 10 marriage ·hy uuclek was graduated from the School of Pharmacy at daisies and h.a:by breath before a her fathe_r, wore a floor _ len~th State College, Brookings, South Dakota . He ts eroaa with threl' branched ca ndel· j<lown of lmpQrted pure wb1te !lllk abra on either side. Back of lhP embroidered organza. over taffeta as Assistant Manager o{ the Standard. Drug altar were Lwo seven branched at1d net, whil'h fell into a_n lnt~r· , Ohio. eandelabra and two tall vases of m1sslo~ length sweep tram. wtth In the "Autumn Ballet" the Fall an event July 4tb. at the Sacred whJte 11blk . ~ ladioli and baby matchmg mitts. The .go~n featur in& Leaves were the Sea Weed 111d Ohto. brea~h. Candies were in each win· ed a scalloped ne~khne, short Nymph groups from the "Cavern dow. Two arran~emcnl11 of roses, ~iec~es and an emptre . waistline of the Sea." ' made by thl' Winding Trail fashiOned with white satin ribbon 'June Pth for a dinner meeting at a...,, were in the vestibule . which tell Into long streamers in The TreeiS, who danced to "Polo•· the Heath Methodist Chureh startwere marked with lilie.s.of·lhe·val· lhe b<~l'k . settlana" were Karen Gregg, LID· ing at 6:30p.m. da Call, Margarett Call, Jane Lu· ley and bows o[ white satin and Her w·,~ulur veil of illuliion was Hepo"l8 of the BPW Convention caa, Janice Everson ·and Diana net. cdgt>d in chantilly lacl' with a tiou·a held in Cincinnati in May will be Davis. A hair hour of nuptial music uf white seed peur\8. Her only Plan1 are being completed for given and all committee chairpr«edcd the l'ert•Junny with Mt&. jewel ry wali a s trand of pt'arls, the Among the solo numbers were lhe reJ:ular meeting of the Mid· men for the last year are requesttBen wift of the ,groom. She carried a "The Statue" <by Joan Carney; "Lo· dlcport Business and Prolesslonal ed to give their annual Teports at "At houquct of white rosebud~ and corsa~e. tus dllosaom" Trudy Rook and Women's Club by the vice ~resi · Tuesday's meelln£, .<!ll'phunnli s encircled with lilil's-or. A recepli'on for relatives arf~ a "Nocturne" by Sharon Willard. dent, Mn. Ray Plckenll in thP abl!w · vall~y which dropped in to a few clo~c fricmb was held al the "Whlrls and Twirl&" was presented 1ence 'lf the Prealdent, Mn. N~llle The 13th birthday of the Club shower of :ialin r11Jobon cmd lovers home of the bride'~; parents. The by Karen Gregg a~ "Rhll.hra Vale, \\ho Ia quaranteened at Hoi- will b" celebrated at the meeting Pomeroy Bend knots. bride's table waa lovely .In white and Rh~me" by Sue Windon. '1"\fg zer hoiP,ital with her son, Johnny aho, with special p,lans being linen cover, centered with a four numbera ".Down On the Leyet" who is dl. made. Mrs. Joseph Strul;lle, wtjo at · tiered wedding cake, lopped with MEIGS - Pomeroy tended hor si~ler as mall'lln uf the miniature bride and groom and Of New Orle1n1"Sandra Wetll given"Belli •bY Brlnda Valentine, honor, wore a gown or while chun· and an arrangement of white Merl~J and Valerie Holley. eueoto TONJGHT 1 tilly lNcc over pink net an(! taffeta, Khaata daisies. from Nttro, W. Va. "THE LAST BLI'f'lKREIC." featuring 1111 empire waistline fash Kerwin Ma.t.hews, Van Jot'lnHOn lunl'd with widl' double sHUn bow ..Punch, with floating red hearts, - el~ro which fdl In streamer~ lo the Item cake and mints were served. Nap"IUDE L.ONlilSOM.~" or thl' bouUunl Hkirl. Gowns of kin& Wet'il white "wJth the inscripRandolph Scutt, Karen Steele white ch~ nlilly lal'e idcnlicn! to tion "Lila and Gem:~" in 111lver. AI· the m11 tru11 of honur were worn by sl!ltinv al the reception wore Mrs. SUN., MON. and ·ruiS. lhc brid(•t>maids. l1iss Judilh Spen· Charles Lcgar, Mrs. CharleK Spen· "TilE IIANGlNG '~" Gary Cooper - M·11 rla Schell cer, In baby blue ; Mr~. Gt!urgc . cer, Mrs. Robert Thompson, Mr.1. Last Sunday the Employees or ....... NellRClroad .lr., sistt~ r of the ~o:roum, Harry Moore, 1t1rs. Eh:a Gilmore the ~conomy SavJng• and Loan In ycii~IW; Mls~> (;hal'li:llanna Jless, Jr.. Mrs. Frank SiMon and Mn. Comp,my held a farewell party for 'J'EMPLE-Middleport nluce of the bride in aqua; and Lucien Poulin . RcwlsterinQ the David Ohlinger who waa an em· TONIGHT Mlu Eml~lia Darlene Ll'J.:wr, niece guests was Mifls April $haatecn, ployee ot the Pomero;r. offlee unof the bride, In orehlrt All wore wearing a blue drf!as with a cor· til hla tranafer to the Caplt1l Fin· IUN., MON. and TUES. b11ndeaux w1!.h circulAr vell1 which saae of white carnations and blue anee Corpontlon at Deer Plrk "SHAGGY DOG" tTed MacMurrey, Jean Hagen m11tched the gowns and white net. Her bracelet was a 11Ift of the ShOPJ•inlil Center outalde or Cinmitts and carried Colonial bou· bride . Aclml11lon 75c and SOc cinnati. Mr. and Mn. Ohlln&::er ll<~<oc<a of California shuta dal11iea The couple left for 11 weddlnt and ro~,mUy moved to Deer Park 1 colors matchinl! their gowns. lrip lo Virginia Beach and for last week. Mr. Ohlln11er wat pre· her traveling costume, the bride sented with a 1Ut trom the group, ch08e a two piece waffle weave The party wa1 a picnic supper piqua dress with navy bluC acces- held on the lawn at the home or llOrlcw and the corsa.11e from her Mr. and Mrs. Kalad Hlndy on Rus· ·bridal bpuquet. &ell Street A gradu;~te of Pomero~ Hla:h School, the bride is employed by ThoJe attendinl ftre: Mrs. the General Telephone Co. ot Raymond Fleldt, Mill Shirley Bee· Ohio. 1'he groom ill <~illo a graduate ele, M"r. and Mn. BrU<!e Bln&ham, of ·Pomeroy High School and 11 and Ksthy, Don Becker and eon employed at the Kyger Crerk Randy, M• rand Mn Ohlin1er and Plant near Cheshire. rhlldl'fn , Susan, Sandy 1nd Sonja The couple are now at hBme to 'and the host Mr. and Mr1. Hlnd)o thclr many rriend11 at 300 Cheff)' and children Stevie, lanie 111~ St., .Pomeroy. GeorJe. ''PLAY ...,....., ·::14o::W:·~~:·~""::i:r~4r==a~Oftd::~~::L~--------------------------------------~----~~~==~=-~~~~~~~r.:::~~ • :M~~::::~::~~===------------------------------------------------------------------;;;~~.-• ·----VOL XI NO. t5 }'qmeroy·Midclle~, \)IIJo,.)loaday, June 8, 1959 IJNGLI COPY-" ollkl•t SAVE $1'.00- A QUART Kautz, • e lntlioocl ~,,.....,.. ciGtl ..,.. VOU"' tml ' Jante Snodgrau and Betty Gale Campbell tapped to "Ballin' the Jack''. They also were tbe Win· tertime group in the "Weather Vane " ~t klt and had red and silver costumes for the winter number. "Finaletime" waiJ given by Jane Lucas, Linria Call, Margaret Call, Diana Davis and Janice Evenon. Solo numbers were "Coquette" by Sandra Lynn Merical; "A Cute Cookie" by Valerie Holley; "Dan· ish Dance" .by IBrinda Valentint: and "l Could Have Da{lted All Night" by Carole Jane MAtheny, a baflet. in white net full skirt over pink tight.s. Tbe " Wea.tber V~Qe" lfOUP WU A · Ito -....,. .......,., "'" ,., - od-wlllchohut mtthct ut.at. All ,._ Mil• ~1- 'l'he puotle 1< Invited to ottend, there will be a )reo wiU otferin; a ''Trip Around lh.i Il ; event this Sunday after- taken. noon from 4;00 p.m. untiJ 8 ~00 . Mr. Kenqellll Byers b reported The first visit wm be at tha to be .improvlnJ, at .bia home on home of Mrs. 0Har Hardaway. North 2'11Jrd Avtnue. A lapping cborus of Anita F\lltz Effie Jtla;rewic-~;, Rebecca Houda· shclt, 8-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy.Mldd1eport, 0., June 8, 18&9 Tb.e Choir of th! Mt. M.oriall Baplis~ Church Of Middleport i.l With beautiful costumes fitted to the settings and parts the Recital ol tbe William Kent Dancing School wa& presented Friday at tbe Middleport High School Auditonum by the pupils o{ William Kent with Diana Davli, Studel)t ,.. • • Mt. Moriah Church Choir Sponsoring Trip On Sunday 1\errn Dancmg Recital Presented On Friday I '· ' tbe intereat 'o uvinp ceat to hiked I,_ per e«Qt. Ui .... 3.7~ -Tbat the 414 per eent Jntereat rate limit on new iNuee at marketable TteaiUJ')' band• be ellid· ina ted. � 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. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource June 6, 1959 chase faris