http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/1ec4530536e8cb9c4db8507f4dc254f0.pdf 907d4f1c985f1cc718df1ebeb7ded817 PDF Text Text .. .. .... .---- - .. -�---- ' • ' ;3----DaiJy Sentinel , Pomeroy-Middleport, O., May 12, 11160 Mainly About People In Pomeroy 'Ohio Eta Phi Chapter Installs Officers :At Meeting In Middleport Tuesday Night i Investiture Ceremony Held Monday Nite I Little League At Pomeroy Chu rch for Brownie Troop 245 . Fund Drive An lnvestilure ceremony for Brownie Troop 245 wa• held Set For June 4 at the U ruted Methodist church Monday evening at 7 p.m. Enterprise WSCS Sponsors Banquet Tuesday Evening Thirly-seven perso ns attend ed Following the welcome given by Mrs. Gardner Wehrung, Mrs. Betty Fultz was installed as the president of the Ohio ■y L UCILLI HAW!ffla th e Molher-D11.ughl er banquet of e leader, the Brownies formed a horseshoe and stood at oop tr · Ela Phi Criapter of t h Beta Sigma Phi Sorority Tuesday eve­ th e Enlerprise EUB Church spon• and Hassler Mr. Dalla, Mn.. r as the sang "Whenever Y ou Make A Pro mise . " c for ff s enl10n att thei ning w hen the gruup met at the Ohio Fuel G a o i e and �on, Jerry, Mr. and Mrs. Paul sore(l by the WSWS Tu esday evenWehruo;·•, a p r t in t i impressive ceremony were Mrs. regular meeting. Mrs. Betty Everson, out-going president, ' '-. -uer a nd "•· ughter, U tcrei" '•nd ing, Mrs. Victor Young Jr. was the.s rTaking " . n nt assist r, a e Mlaa nd Caroly letid . �� resided over the candlelight service with other outgoing of- .-.1 11 1am B ur , on ot o um us hoate 58 for the affair which wa Jb 1rley ,l!fuJ� ,wu unable � ,1.t.• I f;1c rs · · e · j ng her. Other oII'Leers ins ass 1�t ta lled were J ean n e Braun, as 111ce µrcrnlt>nt, Shirley . chairPro�ram: M rs. Ever�on, . H us t on. ,as. recor d mi;, setre t a ry , h M arlenu Reinha rt a� correspo nd - man, Grete e n Bond urant and . Luc Amsbary as c�rol Bat'hV:I • , mg secretan, y treasurer .and Eleanor Blaettna� I Social: Mila W oods, chairr..an. u _ exte nsion offlt•er. Mrs. A. R. S,1bra Morn.son, Shirley Huston, Knight who has served the group 1::l canor Bl a t t t n a r. J eanne Braun, a s s ocial spon�or w a s also I ll - 1 C harlotlr Dtl b rd . Luc y Amsbary, stalled for thl' eunnng year. L'arol Ha(·htel and lteva Vaughn. Ways <1 nd .M eans rommiltce : Ii.:rs Full z eondut· t('d L he meet Seelig, cha mu »n, Lee Seyler, ue S '." eommitte s the d i ng a nd announce E n· rson, Shirley Beegle, ty l e !o r the comin� y ear as follows : U e Knopp, i Phyllis erkle, Lo Z s u r hairSE.rvice: Barbara Ucttl n � . et c hen Bondura 11 l. Mary T. Ma· Gr Marlene Scally, m a n. Yvonne ther and Sue G r ueser. Yvonne Reinh a rt and Apnl Smith. ,.;;:;;;;;_:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;,..__;;;;;;;,:;;;;;.,_ Scally was named u chairman for the scrapbook, w er e Su nday guests or Mr. and Mri. · Harry Keiser • Mll"l eravllle· I Mlss Helen Lochary bas returned to her home m Columbus aft.er a weeks visit. with Mr. aad M{1. Pa trn:k Lor hary. Miss Mane Uichman ha■ re­ turned home after a vi1it in Day­ ton with Mr and Mrs. Garland Weavct <1nd daught er, Ann, Rev. and Mr�. W111 lam )lo bert1 a ttended the an n ual Episcopal church c¥111 c1111,,.1 neld this week at St. J'<iu, � L 11urch, Dayton. M n,. 1·,vc1·etl ' l tloma1 substitut · cd at L h c· � .. , isbury Scho ol Wed· ne:sd.ay Jur Uon Swlshe r. :-:-t rs. (Jr.. cc t annm rf! t urntd home St.J1,d � )· a l ter a we�ks visit Pl,. n s were m11cle by the soror­ with rt> \ l i n es in Al bany. ity to a8i;ist in the ra11ct>r drive whtl·h will be conducted by lhc group during the ni•x1 two weeks and m,:ne y rollerted will be turn­ I ed in at their next meeting. Al Lhe next meeting the best ni ltunl progr.im of the year will be a nnounced and the winner of The charter was draped In the at lendance contest will be an­ memory of Oscar Bauer when nou11ccd also . lb ester Grange met Tuesd,ay Follownig t h e close of the busi• even ing. U»lc K J utz, wort hy maa11l'1is meeting, P!iyilis Knopp pre­ 1er, presided and a comrnunl c1• I se11led a cult ural program on lion was rc11.d concerning the can­ "Ard1il('dure". cer fu nd drive. A card ot thanlu l<t>frri,hment.s were served by iA'as read from Lucill e Smith for :\l r11 St'illly, Mrs. Fultz and Miss flower s scnl at lhc de ath of her An1 �hary. father. It was <ledded to visit Star l'r:wge on Suturda)' even­ ing Jun r <'I r n<l prcaenl a pro• gram. lf ur11l Life Sunday was ift· nounced for M;iy 22 .it D a. m. at the Chester Methodist Church and a l l members are urged to attend. Commi1tees of the Deacons and There were thr ee entries in Deal'onesses Board of the First the drl!ss conte s t wi th the adul t I J n itcd Presbyterian Chun·h of division winner beina Mn, Will· Midd ll'porl were named 1'u<'sday iam Kenn edy sponaor ed by Mary 1•vcnin� when the group met in Park er and the · Junior divisi o n t hr pastor's !!!lUdy for their re,::u• winn er was Sue Ann My ers. lar meeting. C. N. Jones, deputy mBBter, Hie- hard V1n1,1� han was n11mcd as spoke brieny concernlna th e in­ dwirman of the l ' hildrf'u'i; Hume spe cti o n on July 26. Mrs. Jon es ( ' ummtt lt'l' nnd will lw as:-iish:-d hy gave the rules of judclng In the �1 rs .lilllLCl'i S.inburn .1nd Dale W11l· nati onal dress cont eat. burn. A program w a� presen ted which Evf'rrtt F1)r<'mhrl wus nr1mrcl as opened with group singJng of th,· lnf irmurv Comm i 1 l<'e <' h a irman "When You and I Were Young 11��i11i1•d hy M11 r1·t1t. Ch11rnbcN1, Mrs. Maggi e" followed by roll call and Ldand with members respondln1 with a l' ;1ul l la11tons!all Brown. n ursery rhyme. J ok es were t lve n Shut in.'S· e<mun lttee w : 1 1 b1• head by David Klobl enlz, a·ftc r which rd h ,v �In. l l ernH111 Bailey with a piano solo w1111 pr e8ented by . ' llrs. f':d w;1nl Burkl' I I . Vl 1 1ccnt D,1- Pa'.t y Koblentz and Mrs. Dal e hu urul M rH. J l arnl1I Sauer scrvi11i: Kautz read a poem "Do Yo u Just wilh twr. Beloni:,?" A contes t on tln dil\g M t s11 l'hyl l i s Joachim i11 FlnwN hidden articles waH he ld and CornmlltH dwirnrnn an,I she will Harry Holter and Earl Dean l led lie m1sisted hy Mrs. Everett Bach­ for the priu. Gr o u p alnalng of , lf'f',• \I n,. f'"loyd Carmack and Mrs. "Th� P11rom Chain" concht de d Ltu:y lirl'IUI- :\1 rs. f<� dwanl Burkett the program. WIiii ll 1tlnrd ll!i Co11l11et ( 'h11irman. Refreshments were se rved at Ofrict•n; clcdcd 11i Tu1•sd11y ' s' the dose of the me eting. Th e next rnr t-l111J,: were scl"retary, Vincent meetin� will be held Tuesday, llaho: l��Nrll l<'orrman. a11sistant M a y 24. s••crclary, 11ml Tren.surl'l", M rs. Har­ old S11 11rr . Atlrnding the mt.!cling were Vincent !Jaho, MrR, Jnlll'-'S San­ born, Ukh11rtl Vau�hn, �;v1·rl'lt l· i,n•111;in, \lart·us t 'hambcrs, Mrs. l l l'rm;in 111, ile_v, Miss l'h.v llis Joart.. 1m. �frs Edward Burk1·U, Mrs. This f<' rid a y eve n ing at the Mld­ l l ,ir1il,l sau1•r ;nut Mrs. J ' .iul l lap­ dlcport High School audit orl urn lu11i.l111\ 11nd ll\l)fkrato r, lkv. How­ the Seniors · will climlll &even.I uni /lup 1 1elt wcckll al h11rd reh ear■als when they present "1'hc C lever Caddy" and "M iss Senior High" wi lh 'Mrs. llirtlu/11.v• (;p/pb ratp,I A hamhuri=t · r fry wHs held Sun- Nan Moore directing t he plays. Be lwefln the pla)'B Ol1n1 Stumbo 1lay ill 1hr hnnw of �Ir. 11nrl Mrs. I '. I L W is<' ,h . . Mi11dl<'J)ort !o tel(!· and Maid a Roush wlll preaent a hnth· t lwtr hir1 hd11 ,vs ;111d the hlr1h• dllll<'C number and l here wil l be vocal numbers by the Girls' Ch or• day 11f :\tr11. 1'1t11I K. H 11.�st'II. t H lwn altl'nd lnw 1 h c outin,i;: wrre Tiokd� �ro on Hie by the Sen­ M r . nui;;1>1•II urul '1nu�htt"r , KaYte. �I r 1111d MrR. ViC' lor l \annuhs and iors 1111d seats may be reserved , t t·hlldrrn , Kathy and Chilek, and th� Holler PhllrmlC.}', Curtain lime la 8 : 10 tor the two nrnnis Ault. ,�;;;.;;.;:;;;;:;;;;;;:.;;;;;;;;;;;;.-;;;.:;;;;:;;;;�one c1:t_ pl_11.y�. _ __ _ I -FORDS FO RDS We Got 'Em I Mean Nice Ones 1959 FORD (;alax it' Ila rd To1> Coupe l'owcr .. lN'rl ! l .L: , t '1'11 lSt'-O·Dlllll(' VB I ra�inc, ra• trans . . J�2 cho, , hoa!Pr. wh1!t·wa l l s <1nd all the cMtras. 1 0,000 adua l miles and likt� lll'W !II a l l rl!.!ipec,!B. Beige fini.i;h $2595 1 958 FORD VB Fairlane 4 Door Sedan t'ordom.a l1c tr:111.� .. ri!d1u. m:'at• er, ck•a n 1 11kr10r. {111 good tin�. Ivory over tan, r 1 r11 ,11. $1 595 1957 FORD VB l''airlanc 1 Door · 22,000 rnill'� by lol-al owncr. Spo1 1css c-lP;rn rn frrl(Jr, jrt t}ia'C'"k finish wiLh wh11 .-wall ll re1!, 1mwer .... trt•rin�. r1,r1lomatk, ra­ dio ant.I h1.-.iter. $.1 495 1957 FORD "8" 2 llOOR SHI. tram, , lw111t >r, good 1 i rr-s, elllra dean i llh'1' 1 Hr, bN1ul,1ful lllhil� and hllU' k finish. $1 295 1956 FORD Falrl11ne Vktorla Hard Top l '0111w Z t,mc, wh-ile �nd yt•l low f l u . ' · , , 11pt1olslery spol lr ss. VS motor. 1rurdtJt1H ili(• trans., \)Owt·r 11 1 111luw�. ,:,;oaU and ltr11�c:;, l'udrn nnd heater. $1 299 1956 FORD VB t :oun trv St•dan 9 Pa11!K'll �l'r f'itat iun W-11<gon. f'ordom11tic, J>uwn 11\ecrin·Jili . ra· dio and • hcllkr, good whltowa,U Urr11, aharp ,color ,,f white and red wilih mnlchln,.i lnl.t'rfor. $ 1 369 1 956 FORD Power tikeri11i: :md t'ordom• t lc tr-an.., VO motor, r11dlo, healer , aH pod tirc8. titan ln lerilor. t'alrlane 4 Door . $ 1 1 95 1 955 FORD Vlrt,,rla Coupe V8 motor, o,•cnlrh•t• . viny l I n­ terior t rlm, r,itliu, <heate r, whi tewal l,, till 1itood liN'tJ. $1095 1 954 FORD VB SEDAN , V8 motor, clN111 Interi o r. tf'OOO •Jrea, orii,llutl hlut·.k (,lnMlh. Real )ri... $5 95 jt You Need A Ught Truck, )lea"l' Duly Truek or Truck • • lied.In and Equlpmonl, SEE US I Th, Easiest Place '. , In Town To Deal ' •• i POMEROY MOTOR CO. •· II Chesrer l:Jrange Drapes Charter For Mr. Bauer Members Named For Presbyterian Church Committees Smith, who pin h ed a B ro 'fl'tle held at the church. ·m e re· Four gen eultiQns or tw,q . rami• scou I pin o n each girl as l the Bro wnl e premis e . pestec lies were pre.se11L Mr�. Verne DaThe Browni e stor, was re a d b> vis, Mrs.. Car l Moote, Mi:1. GeofMrs. W ehrung w i t h troo p me m· frey Wi lson and daught er, Kelly bers Sandy While , Jane A n n W e lls Ann, a nd Mn. Dor, J et t and F ul tz and daugbte r, Lisa Kay; a nd 'Mrs. E. N. Dreama Wile, Cathy > Ne utzling . presenting the Don:ith Arnold, Mn. Arthur Ev11.1111, Mrs. rhil Ohling er and daughter, Ann story III pantomime. The t roop Marie. There w as a lso a three gr- n• s a ng "Th i'! Browni e Smile Song" eration ramily prese n t, M rs. Clar a after which each girl introduc ed Grueser, Mrs. Herbert Dixon a nd their guest! for the even i n g. Af· tcr the girls formed a circle a nd daughter, Suaa n . F'olJ o wing the dinner the g roup sang "Goodnight Brownies" the a cl o� in g s ong at ea ch mee ting, re• adjourn ed to the sanctua ry for a program with Mrs. Francis H. GI.a- fres hments uf punch nd cookies wt·rc serv ed. Lier, leader, using the tapir ( ; iris i nves ted were Pa ts)' Ash, · ·Homes WHh Lillie Towers- -Kyn Ash, Brend a Bo}· er, Elalne inda L . . 1o Kin " a vocal duet was present b rickles, Pamel a Crew, Mary ed by Sharon a nd Linda Dill a nd [ "Oss, "cathy Fultz, Sally G lobo• re adings roncerning Christ ia11 ... r. Pamela Hayes, M ary K. Hen­ k homes were givt:n by '.\1rs Thomas ssy, J e n n i f e r Mench lni, D oro• Be 11u and Mra. Herbert Dillon. A rw cutzl i 11g, t Linda W arner. playlet, "The Co n vE>nlio n o f the J Y N W ng, Ja11e 1da An n Wells, c 1 1 �;·u I h :i t'f \tlgratory Birds'' Wl\fl p 'se ted y � lies Gen e viev e Stobart, Mrs. Phil Uonn.1 �ise, Dre ama Wise , �ar­ Ohling er, Darlene Smith -Od M ar - hara Wlute and Sa ndr a Whi te. jorie Bl'! n tz. Prayer by Mn. Glazier conclud- I ed th e prp:ra� after , which a • i.horl buaineH ession was conducl· ed by Mr,. Phil Ohlinger, presi• den t A report on lhe wsws C� n, vrntwn held iii \ Colum bus was g1vrhe executive comm1tt�e of th e €n by Mrs. Glazier. At the conven .•\ mate�r Gard eners of M1ddl epl)rl tion, Mrs. Glazier was elected as nid Y.cd nesday evenlng al the leader of Group Four. •wme or Mr:;. Guy Reyn o lds to 11.ake pl.ins to celebr a te t he ir 20 th I u 1 . n 1 1•t-rsary. The group m ad e l 1 plans for a guest night and flow­ \'I" shnw to be held on J u n e 1 1l the home of Mn. Ken net h Ams• on lhn Ch este r Road. Commit tees nam ed ror t h e af· Shlrl e)' Kay Larkins was h onored wlth a surprise birthday fair are food Mn Edga r Reynolds Croo ka, party al t he hOme of her paren ta chairman, Mrs, Wal te r Mr. and Mrs, Dorse l Larkins, Fri- Mrs. N orm a n Humphreys, Mn. Edw a rd Blak e, Mrs. Ben Philson, day eve nlna:. Games were playe d Mrs. E11.rl Knight,"' , Mrs. Gl en n and re freihmt1nta o f le e cr eam t1nd a mb ert, M r s. Cecil Br adbury, cake were aerv ed to the fo llowin g : L C. Mrs. J. Rhode11, Mrs. G er,ld Pa l ly, Terry Stet hem. Gary, Preslon and Mrs, Arthur S t raus.a. Osborn e, Gall, Rog er Lind a , rogr a m co mmi ttee: Mrs. Ar• Brenda, Delmar, Di a na La rkins, P thur Skin ner, Mrs. Charles Aaa Jes,, Lo ui e , Jean, Linda Loud en. Bradbury, Mrs. Pa ul Davis, Mr.. Carl, Richa rd Wamsley, Chrli Wesley Fry and Mrs. Forrest Preston, Keith. Charle,11 W eber, Bachtel. Randy Hall, Janie Bre wer, Patty, Flower Arrang em ents: Mrs. R o­ Dav e Smi t h, Sandra N ewlun, Karbc>rt Co a ts. Mrs. H a rold Lo hse, en carter, Glenda Oe et er, Loi, Mrs. Charles Blak eslee, Mrs. Susan Sisson, Johnni e N e wlun, Michael H11wlings, Mrs. Rober t Reibe l a11d Larkln,11 and Shirley Kay Larklna . Mrs. Bruc e Llol(d. Mrs. Ethel Larkin&, Mrs. Vlrgil Executive members present W!im aley, Mrs. T resai e steth em, were Mn. Reynqlds, pre,id ent; Mr. and Mrs. Hai' o ld OshOrn e, Mrs Mrs. Edgar Reyndlds, Mrs. Wil­ Wanda Larkins, · M rs. Edna Hall, Ham Sla te r, Mr1. Fry anrt Mrs. Mrs. Betty Lou den, Mrs. Jam es Lloyd. Preston, Mn. Ruby Brewer, Mrs, V era W e ber, Mr,. G ladlne N ew• tun ii\� Mrl. F;ijhie Poff. 11 11 - I Ministers Meet Tuesday Morning In Middleport .,. MEIGS THEATRE POMP. ROY, OHIO TONIGHT MMI FRIDAY "THE STORY ON PAGE ONE" rut.a Hayworth - Gig Young "BA'ITLE m"' THE CORAL SEA" Cllff Robertson - Gia Scsl-.a - al!ro "111E BfG N U..IIT" Randy Spark-, and Vt•nNl,a Stevenson SATURDAY 'I YF T .,, I 90th AN NIV ERSARY SAL E Wom en's Flots and Spart Shoes PAY 5• t'OR A SECOND PAIR ,4.00 PAIR . . TWO s3.95 pr• • Men's Oxfords ancl loafers · · . . · • Men's Crepe Sole Moc. · · · · · · · · · · · · • Men's Moccasins . . · · · · · · · · · · · · • Boys' Sandals · · · · · · · · · · · · . . · ·. e Chllclren's Whhe Sandals · · . . · . . · · · • Women'1 Sandals · · · · . . · · · . . . . e Women's Wedge Heel Loafers · · · · • Women's Tennis Oxfords · · · · · · · · · $4.99 $4.99 . $2,99 $2.99 $l.99 $1.'9 $2.99 $1 .99 Roush's Shoe Store NO. SICOND AViol, , MIDDLEPORT, OHIO GI FTS From I. H. SANBORN *PEN-PENCIL SETS Gord eners Meet Wed nesday With Mrs. Guy Reynolds A re,eord hop i.11 announced ror Sa t urday evening a t th e Po meroy Junior high s chool auditorium from 9 till I I ;30 spo nsor�d by the Uedford Recreation Ce nte r es a fund ra ising project £o r the new building to he built this year' near the Bedford school. T11 e i;pon�o·s an nounce t hs t Dick Reirl, Masler or Ce re m on ies of tlic Channel 8 Record H o p will be present lo MC lhe h o p, H e will be> acrompani ed by "The Cryst 3 ls", Chann el 8 m usica l gr.oup. Door prhes will be given and refreshments will be avaital e . �- - -- - ;tr�meall.liWELRY Wqn,en A Gift FrQm The , •an ELBER FELDS IN POMEROY HARRIS' ASH LAN D . SERVICE. RAYON Tl-RES Above prices quoted . OPTOMETRIST Mlddleporl, . . :.. . AS -' 'L()W ls· . . $11.95 are exchange price - plus tu Ir. recappable Ure GRAN D PR,I ZES FREE CARTON OF ' , .M YI.OM TI RES e 670 X 1 5 · · · · · · · · · · $1 1�95 e 710 x 15 . . , , , . . , . . $ 13.95 e 760 X 1 5 ' · ···_ '· . :_. . ,$15,95 • 600 X, 1 6 · · · · · · ' · · · $10.95 e 3 ;.. 10 gtil. GASOUNE prizes e 3 - 0ll�ANGES .' .,, . · /' •i'BEf! �l�TION" •,' 1 .. r' 'it;· • · \ ... � -0 � ' 1 ·- �. ,�;- . '· ' ' ·• , ASH LAHE>:,!�: :� �-t·· .�:�f�J.t()_,w:CTS ' ' ;"'' " ' -· �•" '' � ·-·•,- . 1 s :! . Motor Oil� ,ond :�retiiie° •Val�ol ine . / . . •Quaker State Mo�r Oi ls '. ' !t Deloo Batteries :1 i ;�' · •AC ' Plugs and Accessories - . , , , . , ' ' ' ,, , ,l • ' I t \ • ' 1 -. I f ' • } XII -- - · . • ,- NO. 24 ' Demo l.iists Truman Puts Blessing On Symington ClUCAGO UPl - Former Pre■• ident Harry s. Truman today en­ of d orsed Sen. Stuart Syming to n M.tssouri for the De mocrat ic pres­ ide ntial nomhu1fi on , , "l expect 1.1: support the honor• abl e Stuart .:i.;ruingLon," Truman to1d a news cunf erenc e here lo· day.l ·1 'w)UD &aid, "l am sure as l can be, i( the Democrau r omi• nate tlim, he will have no difficul· ty in carrying a t rem endous ma, jority ot the e lectoral votes in the elect.ion in Nove mber. "1 sh all do everythina 1 poul­ bly can to contribute what help I can to hl8 nominatio n." , Truman, who · cam e here today to ,addresa t he Exec utives' Club of Chicago , t hu8 confi rmed repeated reports t hat he eventually would come out openly for Symington in an effort to atop the ar owing pow­ er of the move toward n omi nati on o f Sen. John F: Kennedy of M11a­ saehu.setts. Truman named hll cho ice In a formal atatement whi ch he read to newamen, He pointed out lhat Sy min1ton "has been unanimous­ ly endoned by Lhe Missouri d ele• &at ion or which 1 am I mem­ ' ber." ..., "1 have been very car eful not to make an announcement that would in any way embarra,a Sen­ ator Symingtont he aaid. " ''The onb reason 1 have waited until now to mak e the ,nnouneem ent is OOCauae I want to help hilll and not hurt . him." •. •' • ' ,.·,,. -.- l'EA'OIER -- - Htllt - ..adllM. .... ....., ...,. Ohle: C..1�11...• r........... .111111 -� l'e rlle INt.f!l'f!tu Of Tlae Hdt,s-M•s111 ,tree Ohio , Frldit, May 13, 1960 IIMtrel 1huA 10 WtnMr ..... ttt• 1ft11,u■1L P•lr WMI', INrttJ � ..., ..e .. nlfht. S.tunlay •MJ MIi ..,., •r. Lew t....... M,.,U. --- s:NGL& r.0'N - k Russian s Ca nc el Visit Of Air Generals To US ' New Crises Heats Up Cold War Following Incident Of Downed U-2 Jet Plane Over Russian Skies By Rocket _ WASHINGTON · (UPIJ - Ru8Sla, m a blunt rebuff to the United States over the spy plane incident, today abruptly can<'elled a scheduled U . S .. &ood will tri p by it, top air force gen- , "This ia the Pre1ident's ,how" ta ld Herter u he pu1hed away ■ microphone which wu thrust be- ... lore him at Orly Air Field He �eclined to comment on an; ,u� ieet. H �ter waa the !int of the t op lore12n sl.al.elmen to arrive NORWEGIANS PROTEST OSLO UPI-Norway, one of America'a at.auncheat NAm alliea formally prote1ted today again,t an American plan to land a tra ns--Ru.ssi.an spy plane in Nor• way and demanded an end to 1uch lncidenll. . Foreign Mlntlter Halvard M . Lange, who announced the p� funcil or a worthy came and 1J the ai1 at the wne time tor tbieliteninr: to oblit.nte Amerieab b .. e■ In Norway. It wu the- fint diplomatic ac­ lion ag1inst the United Statea by NOTWay since N orway joined the North Atlanti c alliance. Marshall K. A . Veflhlnin, commander�in,chief Of the Red air for"' who had been ,cheduled to arrive here Saturdav f with nine fellow offic:era, notified the U.S · Air Force he was .. ca II.mg off tb v1&1t · · because unfavorable circumstances ha\l"e been created. . , ° _'ryie development was the latest 1n the mounting cold wa r ' new s Department Fir Mlddl� e cr1s1s touched off May 1 when the Russians downed a U.S. FIREMEN PREPARE AUCTl�-.:::_-!t'be canoe you see pl ctured above ls not t!leplane on a spying mission over the Soviet Union. emergency-rescue boat, it'• )JJ•t pne of the hunµ.reds of !le ms the del)artme_nt wllt . put up , flir auction Saturday. That's TM crilit er,..., hH relMCI Russell "B ruz" Mµlg, co-ebairman of the aucUop, •nd Jack Bechtle clowning for the Sentinel •�era. · v iew and "nfaybe they won't" doubb tbout p,..w.n, 11.,.. He hinted there would be no ho'IINr'1 tchedvlM ylllt •• • .,. er intervie-,, until Soviet officiala 11■ next fflOl1.fh. ... i.t ,....,... finilb their invelti&ation . Nikita s. Khruthchff hlmaelf I 1UltNted tbl1 WNk thet ,_. Pl:IPAl:11 SUMMIT ho.., might not .. walcolN H PARIS UPI------SecreLUy of State a re1ult of HM SPY plan, 111&. Christian A. Hfflff flew Into The Rocln, omo;,..cy oquod . .... · Part, today to prepare for the 1 . rd ls Auction Day m Ml�sd-1eport for the VO unteer .,.... , "" wltO tho stork ,Th e PreS1d ent, �ever, hH lt t 1tar1 of the summit conferentt . Satu 1ay I . fire department, bringing to a clofill . several weeks of ha.rd lo.-d•J• y it be k uown that he would not Monday and prompUy made it . Mn. Jewel C••• Appl• Grove, eriff Robert Hart enbacb i1 ca ncel the trip unleu Khru1bc�tv clear be would my wor� and preparaµon for th�s fu� raiablg campaign. out of the This la the thlrd annual 1uct1on wH enrouf• to IJI• Hctldr, Ho► bo ng today._ quiet in thie law P:Craonally w1thdr1w1 the lnnta- limel..iJbt. tory OpU et St.are. i · for the department . and h opes are pltal lly- cu et two o'clock enf *reement busineu �ontinue1 t1on. Should Khrulhchev do so, La St year several un .uauol items when the imml,Mtnt approech thrq ugh today and Into the w eek Ei1enb ower h11 uid that it will be the blgC:est. Each that wo11ld Lhe auction alld year the number of Items aeeured were &£!cu.red for of th• ,torlc m• -,Nd ler end . H owever, from experle nce, be al l right with him, this• y ear's' sale will Include everyseem to grow and this year is no tr,nlPOl'fJitlon necflllry. . She be knows it might be the "quie t The United Staltt again dl'!­ •nd nanny gQatB transferred to the .,.,.. before the storm.'' different. Both new � used mer- tbing t�m billy wi, man ded. meanwh ile, that tht Ru&• e r lh On ly two prieon en oocupied alans all ow an interview wi th 1ency 141-..act ffhlcla at. bcint ch:mdia.e has been obtai ned from to �hen Binks. soine of e mo un\(Bual items besid es the can oe and cltlrens at local merchants arid rta4· to Hol•r Ho.pit-al at the M eigs County jail and Chief stalk or ban- G1lllpoll1 in plenty of tlni• or Herbert Gi l k ey reported t he M ld­ Francis G. Powera, captured pilot Middleport and the aurroundl ng pictured above . Is a f of the spy plane , who ha, been ' an$s, i $25 bond' 1 loidl or .fUI A Meig• Cou�ty farm girl could be named American Dairy dlep0rt jail vacant for the flrs t held incommunicada in Moecow areas. the eftflt: . .. d irt, case o$ peaehea, man)' trade on l •bout Princess according lo plans outlined this past week by the put ar's e aui:t y i:laint Mother •nd · child .,. at , t i m e this month. . La for 13 day,. $ 1 200 in the d epart nient treasury. cer1ificates 'sponsored by ihe mer- well, it wa, r.,orfect tod•y by In M elks Co unty jail are Jesse Meigs Dairy Se"ice Unit. This year the .gO&l is set for $1500 chants of Middl eport, and [our Mrt. MN Clela nd who h,ndtfl an d J err y Will lather 10d son Officlal1 here 11id th e new re­ Each county in the state is being asked to name a candldate bu l 88 auction time drawa near de- ha riis along with ml.Ilf anUqu es. the, emer,-ncy ull, for the Peach Fork, wh o ■re ser11ing out qu e,t was made vetb1lly by U . !or the state princess and the state princess will be automati­ · Ea.ch ye&r this auction provides Recine unit. pa:rtm ent off iC1al1 M8 walijier.illg sentenc es rrom the court Of May- S . EmbaHY offici1l1 i n Moacow cally entered in the contest for American Dairy Princess. _______ or Charles Lega r . Jam e, N ed Call Thunday a, they delivered a U. if that goal can be reached. The fund8" 'for· 'tiort�y ·cause all,d at the The contest i1 open to any M eigs . M ld dl eport 's last -pri■oner, wa1 S. note to t he Kremlin. m�ne:y made on cam�ns sue� 11 sanie t tn.e Proves,Lo be fun and• en1g C un ty farm girl who is over 18 &r'OOffllDi. eacll 18 per cent. o H eft rinoScheduled t lbg. d atten 11! r o f Ttt. " no e r�iliing e 4uestloMcl t wtietlter and e up taken to the Clncij\nali Wor,k.1 this is used for the car Any Meigs County girl intereat� years at a1e by October 1 1 980 ' keep of the emergen�)' and fire house yeaterday to serve s 30 d ay n.. Krtmlln'a explolt1Hon of and not over 25 ye1n o£ aie. Sh� ed in securing details and entry Moving Route 33 Powers' apy miaslon WN- detitn­ de )'Aftm ent, and the betterm ent of BELLEFONTAINE, o. UPI-A a entence.. must be a hlp iclN>ol gradU1te blank may do ao b)r contacting the 11 00 ffi tcl to IG� nHt ...... IUlft,, t. e men Webster d t ef Jed Chi part Pomcroy's c �ing will be hild here p_ubli .ht: p a nd muat not be nor ever hne Meigs Dliry Service UniL Bo• 32, Fuoer■l servkea for M1r ret 1 • m l "'"'int and -1 • the ed no activ�tY. . ,if!. his . �e Po�Y, Lhe Coun t, Extention next Wed nesd�y o n �i-h:,,vay Of\· r been mur1ecl. The ru,eman' !I Auxil�iry1A _mp4e ., /. Wadsworth Johnson, ice ei, the . · ·. � I war. : ell', ov or lhe )ill � � Off!"!' or ••> dlrfflor ol Ute D oiry S. -1. U. te e r . l'l•'J' toci W , .. · . . fiy t(1� :5 JuclsiJ!I wiU be bped OD da d.to&bler- of lhe Joa.A. V. - op of ....... .. ...JV-'f!< . ,( ·· . J Slt erill _Haiien_\a� _n,ped foul'• a of·• �fructtorr; -� E.IDJ)Wy o [tici;\s bad 1ft:ed on tarm blttiround, 20 per cent, &eD- Sert,e Unit. 33 � . worth, for mer euperintMdent of me.m�'fl'ill, �nd�e1, .cdfhme I m t«1 _acc�ss highway . be- ported -a• o ne-car �ect af Qr�d- Tuesday to SH Powera. Under ■ eral char■ctcr, speeeh, peraonal State and 1:11t1onal wi�n will the Parkertburg Rllil & Reff Co,, • fee, soH chinks and other. light re- ( t,r;"eeh t�nest1el� and H11n ts_v11le. li\iry l ast night with no lnjur 1 e!1 1933 agreem ent , �th Ruuia and th..-.cter• body conformation and become full time or part time em., � rwbo passed away last night at 10 freahmenll during the day and ployea Of the dairy industry for the Uni ted S tates promi1ed that The plans call for relocati on o r and no erre1ts. Items ral· e v e s with along ning eve ral e Gen igs e M o'clock in th e UP About Pa., R, the year following lhis a,leclion. on, Racine, told De- intervi ews Walt Paul e h l J t skir to y a s e ighw h would , be granUd mil of 12 6500 -LES Holpital will -be held Saturdoy al of baked goods including home- production workel'll at th e steam nor th edge of Bellefonta ine. p.. "wllhout delay" In such c.a&es. The girl mu.t have a dairy back· a puty es Say re that he Charl d e the bak 2 p. m. from the Ewing Funor,J m ade bread.. S�me of · diVlalon plant or the we1Linl• ground, but it I.& not ne«aury that , pli ed his brakes and his car sl ld But U. S. officials still hav e r e ­ goods will he donaed by the JoUY Home. house Electric Corp., went on sbe now live on a dairy farm h)lo , a guar� rail near the WM,PO ceived no formal answer to their The body will be ■hipped Sat- .tfonch Sewing Club as well es oth- strike today a-fter all-niaht negoti• Ml l GS GEN ERA L HOSP ITAL Final �ntry dale for the Mei.gs car, Radi o ata t 1 o n driv e way. Th e requ ellt. BAdmitted: Sy l via Jo �naon. Chesurday evenlng at 8 : 83 p. m. on er person, outside the fire d Coun� a t jons laile d to ,produce • settlecontest II June 1 , 1960. Tbe ow n ed by Ed O'C onn or, Raeln e , Soviet Pr emier Ni)dta Khruhire; Emma Conway, , Middle port; the B. & 0. Ra!Jroad, accompan- p,artment . WI• 8tat e contest will be held June 24 ,menl. wa s heavily d a maged . sh c h e v lold r e porters at his in. . ff ied by her buaband to East St. Harold Ramsburg, Middleport RD; and Z5 at th e Fort Hayes Hotel ir The Auxiliary will also h old a The Slate H ig hway patro l in ves fonnal Gorki Park preu conferWuis DI. where it will arrive at The wor ke rs, m e mbers of Local Mrs. Adam Eber&bach, Pomeroy ; gited an accid Columbus, Ohio. at e terday e nt Nala• e e d J seh e du and Howard le which rry Lawson rummaa e f sa ence tha t "maybe" American o 16 U )' S . � 7 :3, ;, m'.' for aervlcea there w ith 107 , 1 United Electrlcsl Worker, Ma rgaret Johnson, Syracus e; Wil· 2:� T.he winner of the n1tion1l COL Rou te 248, 4 · 2 rici11. ls will be granted an inter• ! he Waugh, both of Pt. Pleuant p. m. on o gel u_nderway at 9 a. m. with \ interment Monday afte rnoon in Union independen t, voted last mo Sto bart , Pom eroy. miles e_ast of Ches ter in which High School, att lhe 1960 Muon test will bttome • full time em• the auctio n to Jollow at 11. C_rltt Disc harged: Edith Woods, Hartb e Valhalla . P■rk Cemetery. eet Lo strik e over lU '\m resolved w 8 Th driven , Cas C by ca e lma r e ounty winnen .in the Week in ployee of the Am erian Dairy A.­ s o( .orad!o?d, J r ., w all .be t�e auction- ,g .ars. Job"Json was a member rievancu and the firing of three r iaonville ; Mrs. Leo Taylor, Ra- Route 3• Long Bottom and· MarWashingt on contest spomored b7 IOci•tion ror one. year and will eer for �h� sale wh�cb will be he�d cine JU); Glennie Little, Middlethe Epilcopal C h urch, e mployes charged with violence.. receiv e a $1000 acbolanhip. • 1 K o i ng rk te e n Bechler (D-W. Va.). o a u Rep. . r, P o L e G R n in_ th e Ewmg bulldm& on lbe T_ m . The Rev: William Roberta will The strik e aftect8 about · e,000 port; Nellie E egen, Mid dleport; Bottom, w er e inv o_lve d. ' l"b e namea of Lhe winning hi&h Middle port. Thll is the building MI'S . oHiciate here. workers at the pl ant lncludlng an Cliftord DewhunL, Rutland; 1dlool junion were announced by Parker was pulling· on to t he used by the department 1181 yeu �on-producLion Larry -Parsons and d augh'ter, N ew I 500 SUrvtv.ors· are ber busbaqd eatimated Rep. Htehler after tabulation of sta te route fro m a t ownship roa d was laat occupied by th e Fae•. and ' Haven. Henry L. Johnaon · 1 daughter em ploye8 t he hnding8 of 111 independent and taile� to s e_e lhe Case vehicle Ellen Grace .Mo rian, . -Stanford, panel of jud1es, compoeed of Sen. appro■chmg. Mmor damag e was Conn., five arandd1YP,ten; her • ' �e!lorted to the vehicl�s wi th n o CHICAGO UPI - Temperatures John Sherman Coo per (R-1'3.), brath l�ra LYie Wa daWor\b, TUlaa, IJlJ� rlea . parker was ci ted lo t he rose from the Rockie. to the Ap­ Sen. Gale McGee (D-Wyo), Rep. Otla.; Arthur, East St. Loui&. a J Metge Count, CoW:l •I 9:30 • m. palachians . today, ironing out a Fred Schweni('l CR-Iowa) and ·. sister, Gretd1en W,dswarlh Shonk s &i t urday £or failure to yie ld ireries e� strange spring contrasts. Rep, John �demaa (D-lnd.) Eait St. Loule; eeveral nieces and r ight ol way. Snow tell Thursday in lhe moun­ A counLy wide lafe ty che ck of n ephew,. A -•on HeDQ' precedJerry an d Natalie will be among c tains of Tenneasee and North R ned ed her m death. 22 wlnn era lrom t he Fourth Con­ motor vehicles will start Carolina a1 temPf!raturea (ell to Mon day, May 16. it was announ­ Friends m,y call al lhe fWlerof p-essional District traveling t o HAVANA, Cuba UPI _ Twe nty Jet Engine 2-SO P l . . . . • reeonl lows tor mid- ,M ay. , home •t ll1J' time. Wubinaton on expeOR-paid loun ced today by Kenneth Grover, · The !allure of a jet engine probWASHINGTON (UPI) thouiand 11udenta and worker, P'omaroy High School Athletic But, in the north, Alil81 City, during June and early July this safety chect chairman of tbe damorlng far more firing squad ably bnlu�t about the downfall Qf America's U-2 spy plane Plrector Howard Knl9ht Mid Mont., reported a mi dnight read­ summer. Whil e Lhere, they will Meigs County highway llfety or• n:ecution, •hou� anti,U. s. alo- over Ru ssia, with results that may change the course of his­ Oklahomam Depart . Ohio u. officiall today AW ing of 7�ne of the hi&best in work in Rep, Hecbler'a' office, le! ganiution. . .Mr. 1na Am. OIC&I' .&>eaVer, Pur• a:a na &Jld demanded the end of to.cy in ways still far from clear. little chine. Of PomerDy pl■y-­ the national and well above mid­ Congreu and it.I commill.eea in The loc1I .safety ch eck ill being cell, Okla., left tod&y for their .Kavarla'a Int two major indepeodSoviet Premier Nikita S. Khrushchev's account of the cap­ ln1 South Point S.turd■y clue to night te mperatures in D ll19, Los action, meet and int.enlew covem­ conduc ted as a part of Highway home after 1ttendl111 tbill · funenl ent _papen 10 • demon■traUon laat- ture the plane and its pQot, Frands G. Powers, is so full w.t vround, and conflict with Angeles and Miami anl.d more ment offiti1l1, and participate ln Safe ty Month being conducted oijlil,�•fiy 1/>1' mornlnf. ol Arthur Beegle, et llot<u. ·'-'lkellhoods that it is bein• ' missed out of hand Bobut ..met. nationally. Mr. Grover aaid that higher than At· other activities. than 30 degrees r, d,s "To 'the ..,♦11 "-the eall for the of obvious ·um ,,- Beaver ii • • coualn of,. Mr. Beeaie Thet pm., totefhar with • lanta'a 44. May is th e mon th choaen for the here. al expdrts . �J}nlc by d • ttme an up 1tren1tht In tho Rid •Ir 411• diatrlct fln1111l1 ..m•, 1hould the and baa been in the ae,b.i r.i \ er �inl BG.�,l� Welled Al lhL' 111me time, alternate, Safety Check 11 it ii the start T emperatures t hrqughout the P reaident Eitf:nhowtll' Pointed crowd. th ro¥! again e J fenNS. f4e wa1 c.qht, It 11 cbandliir(i: bUJineu ini Mcell -!or the P■nthen win, prnumaltly . northern Rockies ranked above were an nounced who will make of the vacation aeaaon and more · · 11,d for death of "trallora to "diSC!repanclea" In the Soviet bellffff, u ly NC•u• ho had lt ' C1 I.be 1,1tiat .47 �u• , will bo played Mond■y ■nd those in the rest of the na tion the trip in c.ase the winnera can­ can are on lhe hJ&hway1 through reactionary acco un t,- at bis newa eonlerence 10 .,. clown to • ,elaliw ly W hlle heN Mr.' IDd Mn, Benv'1 W h� . •��P,r>d� , l� e Tund■y of next WNk. {S.. during a night spotted by rain, not accept . They are (first alter­ th e summ er months. In Meigs · Wednesda}'. low •lt' ltude. viailed rei,.tivea In the �ciae ci>m- pre!9 , , ; A group bf •tuden t speakP■ .. 4, today). Sports Dffk, e d 1uppo1idriDle anJ fog fro m the Ohio Val­ nates listed ftrat); Jeanine JordaJI County, th e local organ.Ju Lion 1, orm l w e ll ei,e A dd i ei:11 . chara:es thal at the en r lll ni From hi• . r eported takeoff In munity. of Pt . Pleasant and Sh eldon F. interested in cbeetin&- aa many · un1ted1 �\J,te11 waa pl•nnlng an Uo n &Cl known £acts, it now is Pakiatait on May . l, Po-wer, lifted Syr■cu•• •mtreenty ley to New England. 'r h e .Roush or Wahama, and Janet F.ah· vehicle■ as posaible before the · -widely acc epted that Pow era can .:- I NCOMI - -. HY "inv asion" of CUN. ' the extraordinari' plane-in ef. squad m■de its tint run In their e naur, second alternate. Th e W e a t h er Bur e au predicted long M emorial Day weekend . 1 COLUMBUS UPI-State f'ln- • The dem onstr1Uon ,tarted otr blame hi1 capture on • me chanl- feet a jel-prope truck shortly be" lled glider-lo an n•w Both o f the winn ers are out• 1 The check tbill year will be 0 bt. "funeral parade" cal problem In hl.1 hl1h · fiyina altitud e of 65,000 feet and head- fore noon tod■y to t■kt Mrt. showers expected lrom the cen­ ■nce Director James M:aloon � 11 1 can dleli.. ppalachians to N ew Eng­ 11Land.ing in bo th ac..demic and ex­ made through lhe cooperation of tral A 1 " e , "remarkabl any on -not e Ported today that at the en4 of by 3,000 iltuden� for the independ- plan ,._,.., •- •• ,.. __..■I land. ed acrGSa Russia at a ■peed protra�utTicular activiti e■ . 10eal organiutions. Tbe check is A"'"' .,.... the 1tate'1 billa amo un ted ent newspaper Dl1tlo de la Ma· RunIan roek eI, 11 the Sov Ieta bahly exceeding 500 tn il ea an Hospital for tn■tm.nt. Sh• wH e xpec ted t o be complete d by May 1aid, or on an:, oth er ainclllar to $2,879,tlU more than It• in.- r'ina. t■ken fil!lt to th• offlc• of Dr. hour. TO CLEAR TRACKS SOLDIER HERE 28. Th e slogan of th e current device. t e Sovi Employe.s seized the paper this come. A school proaram · quarter• H.wetson ■nd then to the �olo )lASSllLON, O. UPI - Balli• aatety drive is "Tbe Llfe You PFC Jvhn B. Thornt on ea routt: fl t l P ■ n f ' proce ede d on a north• a conPow er lth t ower, ct. ,quid, ly payment of $31,167,842 IC• week because it bad been ertt ic,l s al by th• I pl crews Save May Be Your Own." from Ft. · Knox, Ky., to Fort Mon- more & Ohio 'Railroad counted for th e overcommitt• of Premi er Fidel Caltro's' conduct al..,_. here to h,ve ,.,..... erl)' course ac rosa ·th e center of e and cl repair ar lO today worked spent schooling for J., N. h, t mou · MITIRS GET 1309 • · · c•rt1ln w.,kne"" rather fh •n Ruula for l,300 miles to I posl• of the cuttian rev�ution. n me l ________, - --rChiet of Polill'!e Herbert Gllkey I a 20 day leave with his mother IM feet of track soutb ' of here ti r di0 k 1 th er Mr1. Ruth Thornton, at 1 1 1 But- Whu re,, .! ' c,rll, ;e�e :��· 1,_d tr1.�1 �:; b�hi:d U:e tJ ra� . :::�: said tod ay meter collectioM for 1 1 , . Therc we c o J j r e, Th o r e y. te m o , t P A,e rnu the past I ll_� totaled $309. w · s -•a::· ;:·s::r:::: �glon, aome th i ng went WTO"ll M,ybe p..,.antlcip,tln• �tllct or Jo; • ' · aom e oth er re11on, attempted . . 1 · r /: PARIS UPI - l'la,bo)'<iiplomat ''IOl!Y< , action. Aeeof'!lnl , lo lho •• stMdt.lna_ihlnl tm'-' \;I,aw whi<h WH to �ve �-hi !Jr! CAPE CANAVERAL: 1,, K h.. •n��"!.1n lhe " A o r p e t t , , p u . ,.••h ,.. ?ri Gr,y told . . bi pb>J lon bla je Wlh u ol lbe Delta II IO n ,llitude ol l,OOO •mlleo. ' American ,dentiota !Ired . · ,u 1 o n• , l ght ,t , mpreucr &tall. � I red e �uf� �bly . 1r,, teleipetry: ile h w a( h t " neW81Pen , , of ,,• PJinca ae�W<l ·� -nuinber mirror!'' , baUq,fm . I r.e•:\'#1� ' Mi th th e name of • beautitul wo C'Llj:VELAND UPI-A croup or after , thHe fellow.s, but they 1l �eDel centc:r of America-." �f the l.bifd , l°i •� event, Powen !brought apace today, IP� Qi.en -,pp�-.� �a\ffj , h1ppened - · "Jl � dicated separation · O'Neill said the 1veru:e viola- man on his lips. . · M'f) fl:effl ·· auoceufUI, , it �1!91� at.qe, "'we b•Vfl no - continned re- 1tbe plane down tb 85,000 to itO,· 20 Oblo fanner, were l.n a run• J drive our men away." , lost it. , 1 about rmerl f� ai;--old e y 48: Aly, t cos d mil lionaire son Th� 20 farmer, object to a law tlon woul .Q(IQ fe,,� If the �Uef Uat bis nin1 'b8 ttle with [ederal &uthorl The, 186-powul ' PJ'OJ,ct' !cho' Pt? �.� /ld�i!- •lnto all eatir.ely dl.Q�· o,or'-8 �•\ it fired. or courae, I 1 eputy d Khan, smce y Aga But te ar. la e the of father of • a ut $1,0 ect _cb flamed mu bow ln e n o limit a puts whi�H• · UI mrr o ' ,W . , - ,1 ties today in the midst of i ·, ellite rode.· into the � on , , 0:: mt· drbl\l, er It eoul<l, , havfl arone 1 maJ hii.11.} tll and for• e presen t Aga Khan, ot able to serve a aummone, n is t ng l Ohfo tr)' in was grow can rea ,Problbly r e to farm a �heat l.ar ffkial e PNtlkt aff9, olution" v re t "whea ' · LaolMiri.1 J foot-tall �J>elta, , the napoD.•i ati'itiht up or .atr'1&1lt do'#n and the U. S. has resorted to taking mer husband o f Rita Hayworth, e grain is not hi• ,princith it In the d enaer atmosphere. 1 thUI ID.oment, we really when Th t •� "'� -,1e1, hef11uifk:IU111, A( faillU:. . ly t n e consist o wh tarmen ne•eat epaoe rocke� e . was pronounced d ead in a Pari• Tblt iB wbere, i n one way or and d eltberatelY violate the w heal pal crop. U it Is for his own . uae, , li�ns against the property, d'Dit1d kllOW�1We . lff �Ina (t\\1' · M 1,,dttathift'" fMl •tttit• lnf••..ltte For the fint feW 1 ospital shortly before midnight h 1 , e know we'l l get the money "W , � y \ e ii 1 Hmlted to 1:i acre.a. 1 1- • farmer aot i' lm unians R the r, cr e anoth . b he • odtl� Iii 11 apher.: l · ,, i • : ' t '1' \1 lbot looked a:opd a1 ' ' the mfl■l e: clati.J op laws d ive away d p 1 e may af_ter his Lancia collided head-on W said. Neill ay, d e m o s " �' " Jaffee uld there wa■ a remote There' wtlre confllct. In ' the Na• � - climbed hlsh JnLo the 'bl4clt mornu. s. M,;shals with pitchfork,1; O'Neill nid eaeh year farminer■a h ve to wait u hl. t e farmer with a ench ed1n. �-------Fr � � � � � iky. Theft the tratt.lna: opera• tiooal , Aer�utiCI and Spate Ad· poatlbWty �the aateWte bad . 1one :lU ToMAT I C QUALI FIIII: . shotguns or clubs wh en ever they through out the country vote Wit�el!ICI aa1d hi• dying words KALAMAZOO, :Mleh. UPJ-Ohlo arrive at the fa rms. the referendum lo continue wheat dil'!I to ac� a2a mst his estate, mlnl�UOll'1' ieporta on the pros• Into some otber.illor bil bealdea tlona ,pparentJy went haywire. but lbe go vernm ent 1ets ' I t.a were ' how is Bettina?" He was University was the firat automa· qu ota&. Robert H. Gray, field , project UM or the ahot. NASA flrt& an- one which h ad oeen planned. asking about lbe bea\ltlrul Fren ch claim in then." , Assistt,in" or t ua t si NCAA's the t's ugh qualifier o " r c i a t £ 100 1tandlni balloon, Ecbo The J 1t.aae1 three that maitiCtr fdr the federal ' apace nounced here model who h■s been his constant h t farmof n 20 o i t objec sup. e Main ar as t e quo e th r yea ry e Ev O' WIUl1t11 )' til nt e J. nam r · t U. S. Attome , fe�� ta�, was detlgned 1111 tlle !int D11tr ict ,t ba ·JebaJl tou . �•• G9(Mlard Spac� {Jilht had fired 1t1cceufu!J,v;, , yean and ers la that they bel ieve they need companion in reeent n• rs e farm all most l a by ported •!'in· bu\1 ht the t o n on thi! are e onth, of m "W nh:t said. Neill Htem t de world•Wl . Celllei hi Wa&hiri,ton, Nid there Later, NASA office, ln W11h• itep towarcf • more than 15 acres o f wheat Just who was besid e him in the ear. eri· Mld-Am tbe e law, but lb our cept those in Ohio, O'Neil l sl'lid. th with clincbine pathy Bobcats' o�c phone e tel and televilion of are officW. ject' ro " uid ington malfUnctlon p , ·.,,ere Jndic,tiona of I Aly was at the whoeL 1 dlltJ to enforce iL We try to p ''They have become Ulowo 118 Lhe to feed their livestock. can Conference UtJe. duriac the 1atdlltei 1 t,na couUDi W\Able to coufirm at Um time the munlca�om. erals. . !, Saturday Is Auction Day For · F'rremen Mi•ddlepo·· rt VOJunteer E"? geney S�u ad w,ns Race w th Stork Thursday Quiet Reigns lnJ. •31'Js Of M e1,rs COunt t, Meigs Farm Girls Invited To Compete For 'Dairy Prine�' On t' · h , �e� JDg �:a-IL.a � 1'0fke�\S · pJant · il) eam l 'tE Blood FaDUS · , bed- · POID • t Pleasant JUDI'ors· Named • IDDefS 1· Tnp I et. E-�nf11ne Failore B eJieved eason F. or powers, apture Thermometers Rising Across U. S. Midwest Meigs Campaign For Auto Safety Starts May 16th Dead}ine News of llr.' !pf. lll1 - .,.,.,,.MY �w- .: it m i�\I� t$ ,n • ' . "OJIR · Sf;IIVIIJE 6VARANTEE• J'O · SA'.rlSl'l''?, ., • VOL ent1ne al y w oot Radi ' 0 Mi. rror Lost- In V01"d Of 11\nF ' . pace S es.5f� J;. . f � � ral '"· Af .inn� ve ,. ' ter uce ilf1 r-PofC, ' f� · -ro� . Vf i.ctit.•· ,w,,, Fla. :·halo ' i • i. -t_ . lly UnllH p,.. l"t•rnatlan.., lllll,._d hltht e,a,. In thtl U nltN Statfl at ftl• ...lnnlnl of IMO tot•!" 1 ,67'- - to '-nn • MIid IIM 16,GOe mllN lent,. • .,.l... ""----- ' -- ' 0 ,• 1 :, I ,, ·- ...... -.,·-,01',: (.�� .... ,, . ' , ,,, · ' cult\nlbUII, • tudent Masses , ' I Want Shoobn ' gs GOO DYEA R TI RE BLITZ SALE I. H. SANBORN MW st. ELBERF ELDS have a complete SERVICE DEPARTMENT for your TV SET, RADlO or VICTROLA. For Service for your TV Set, Radio or ReCQrd player-Phone WY 2-3671 or leave your call al the desk ·on · the main floor. And If you want to buy' a NEW RADIO - RECORD PLAYER - TV SET or a N EW COLOR TV (and these color sets are giving a lot. of flrie entertain­ ment) ELBERFELDS sell and service the RCA Victor line· and have bee� selling thls fine line since the days of the Vlcirola and Radlola.. trade In your preMDI set and ALSO Come In and pld< the latest - you you eail use Elberfelds Sensible Credit. 461 Locust Strttt MIDDLEPORT, OHlO Jewelers Is Eitlra Special JEWELER• . ' . GASOLI N E CLASPS . • So easy to put on. with brush or roller • Dries In 20 minutes • Touch-ups won'tshow • No messy solvents or thinners • Clean up with water • No unpleasant odor • In fresh, new soft pastel colors for any l'OQm In Your home • Tough resilient finish withstands ,hard knockS • Looks like new alter waslllnll, ¥Ye.H sc_rubbing • You won't have to 111lnt again until YoU want - to change colors! AS LOW AS $t 0.'5 ' Now You Kno, ��� " ""':,!;:· ,Ii: inst . &04 � Johnson Died Last N• hl In Meigs General THE 1°" LATEX WONDER WALL PADIT Bedford �roup Sp,o nsoring Hop Saturday Night *WATCHES > ' ' , EV'ery Grad Deserve! . A Special Gift And A Hom ec oming will be held a t the N1o ml Bap tist Church Sunday •vith th e aerm on bv t he Rev. Sam­ Jet Jacbon at ii a. m. Fol l ow­ Ing tti e dinn er at n 'lOn, t he after• noon serv ice will lf!gin at 2:30 p. m. wilh the Rev . 0. L. Latham paator of the Trit.dstone Baptist Church in Gal l ipoUs, the 2ue1' 1pe1ter. The t!h oir of the Trit<l­ atone chlll'Ch will also be prese nt. Homecoming Sund1.1y ••• > Wllh Purehaac ol 10 gal. ol *BILLFOLDS , For !Ilea' ilnd ,.n.!ll"°Y. ,. APPLY SPRED SATIN IN MINUTES SOFT DRINK - 16-oz. *CUFF LIN'KS *TIE At Tbe Eleanor Circle or Huth Met h odist Church will mee t this e vening al 7:30 al th e chureb. in Mi ddleport. Misa S!llly Sdiaaf will be the de votional lc&der and during th e proeram ho ur a candlelight in­ si.ll1tlon 11ervlce will b e conduct­ ed for the omc"'. �a,Jeaae1 wlll , -bl? Mra. Judy Fri· ser ind Mt!. Bhly Jo Krawsczyn. ""' R ev. H o�ai:-d Ruppelt. secre tary f>l the 'Middleport Ministe r ial A�­ socia tlon, pre1lded over th e open­ ing session when Lhc group met at t he Church of Ch rist Tuesday morninA'. Rev. Clyde Ba rtl et ! w a s eh•ch.'d tts vice president e nd he pre11idrd ovnr the buslne11 mcctin � in 1hr absenc e of lhe pre 1dde nt, Rev. Nylc Bord en. Rev. Ba rtlet t presented lh c srr­ mon re14m e using t he topic "A Moth er' a Love ," Re v . Raymon d Ko.,krigh t nn• nounced that the s taH or the C'om• munity Dally Vacation Bibh• Schoo l would meet a t t h e Heath Methodl 1t Churc h al 7 p. m. �ion . day, May 18. Plan■ were mad e for thl' Br1ct·a­ \aureate 1ervlce of Middleport tltah Sehool, which wlU he held May 22 with Rev . R uppe lt d e liver· ..J L .tl 1, O , 11 I Cn-11-Uren, Ina the ■e rmo n, lnvoc1 t lon will be Home Sri nday £r,enin1 given by Rev. Bartlett , the scrip• Sunday eventnc memben of the ture by Rev. Borden and R('"v. l•'tC\d WYF o( the Mldd ltrporl f'jrat I. Gardner will pronount'e th e bcn­ Unlt ed Prcebyte rian Church will ed ictlon. The m ettln1 closed with pra)'er meet al the church at ,s p. m, to bY K:.; ::r�l t:h:,:I:;, •k •:.; •;. :,.:R::•:; · -----•• · :; ao to the Chlld ren'1 Home wbete i _.:; they will hoJd a 1horl dev otional service followed by • wien er roaat a nd re('reatlon1I · period. Group eo1m1elor1 are Mf. and Mrs. Rkl111rd Vau&hn and �ra . !v­ t'rt'II Hadmcr. Re v Howard Rup­ pel! will also accompany the &rNp. Middlepor,t Seniors Present Ploy Friday ffealh Eleanor Circle / To llleet Toni11ht I nieetinc at the hom e .>f Itri. Leonard V1nMcter In Po me­ roy, Mond,y, the Little Le1a:ue M 0t hen comp1 eted PJan, for a lloQNr'i h�se 1.. C, ,II�� ,(or l.ittle · U-,. 1 f\lnd1 for te11 d and w 1H ·bil lnfflted I.at*� Le11ue on � 4,_}40n ,:f,bi' _Mlle Troop memb er: sally GloboW day l he Little Lcaa:ue : hoy, 11.nd and Barb.ira w hite gretrted the the rorneroy Firemen will aell gu ests_ at the door � nd _t b e �oop popcorn on the •treetI of Pomt!· co mmi ttee Mn. W11fatd . _ Boyer, roy for the- fund and the _mem• Mrs. Jay Warn er, M n. Phthp Glo- �:a of t he Pony Leaa:ue will so­ bokar .and Mr._ and Mra. Edward lici t funds on th e atrffl. We IIs a � d ass1�tant Je_ader Mr'The Pomeroy e,oup has been Dan Wh a le assisted with the I?· assigned the task of niling Pome• rangem enl!!i and refrHh menta for roy's share of a $2,000 fund for t he party. the Meiis County LIIUe League The troo p meets every Th un- Association. Mn. VanM et er ta da)'. afternoon �Her sthool a t the chairman ot the campiign with Un i t ed Methodu1l �urch and is Mrs. Calvin Simpton II co-chair-spo��� by the W::;C8 man . -- Sh ' rley Lark' ns Ho·n ored W1" th Birthd ay Porty I <:.\ll\e Arch , . e Aly Kban,s Ll£ Ended In Crash 'lt's A Rouq,h Situa-tion . . . ' . e p In Whea . 1· 'Revo· 1u1·IOD 20 Ohl0 Farmers ' Lin he I Of Sports Car '!.�. �................ " � .......... ..... ... ..... --· ... ..... ---........ .. . � ....... ...._.. -. � � .. - ... ............................ ____ ............ - ..... � .......... . .. . . . .. . . .. . . . .. . .. . .. . . - . . . . .. fHE DAilY SENTINEL Employtrs Cooperating In Agin g Sur"ey Attorney Vernon R. Burt, Chairman of the (iqverg.of's ComQ).ission on Agrng. has announced ti.at a survey on retirement plans ,; and policies of Ohio employers presently be· ing CQAducled by the Go\'ernor's Commi.Sii.on on Aging has been well received among Ohio f:mploye,-. TJl,e qU.-ationnaire was mailed out, several weeks ago 3200 Ohio employers on the sample list used by the Commission based on employers by' industry and nu mber of employees. Within five days hundreds of Ohio emplqyers had completed and returned their queslionnaire. A 20 percent return from the 3200 employers was necessary for the study yet approximately 60 percent have responded lo already. Burt, a prominent Cleveland attorney, who has long been active in the Cleveland and Welfare Federation's program on older per- sons and the chronically ill. pointed out that the survey has a·lready indicated that the small Ohio employer is often unable to bear the cost of present pension plans for his employees. He said bankiP'! and insurance industries as wel l as employers and governmen4 tal agencies will be vitally interested i n the results of the survey whkh will be announced at the Governor's Conference on Aging at Columbus next September 20th. The employers study is part of the state's preparation for and report to the 1961 White House Conference on Aging presently in progress in 80 of the 88 counties of Ohio where the CommlS6ion, through its Advisory Committee members has organized county study committees to survey genefally the critical unmet needs of their senior citizens 65 years of age or older who total close to 1 0 percent of Ohio's population. Transfers Top Kaiser Labor, Management 1.and Dennie E. and Thelma G . Bal­ lengee to Cecil W. Allen, Rober! Harrah and Ulysses Grant Men Reaffim New Philosophy Leslie Harrison, 100 A., Salem. Top local labor and mana1ement orliciall! tod11 rea-ffirmed their "faith" in a new philosophy 111 Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical Corporation's Ravenswood Works -1 phl101ophy built on "mutual understan d ing IN.Id trust." The pronouncement came es aftermath to ■ meetl9C In Parkeraburg between local repreaentatlv,ea of labor -,id mana,ement b.eld to dacu_u lbe Spokane, Wuhlnaton, Conrqenee b,etwee, Jtd1ar F. kaiser, Chaltm,an or the Board or Kaiser 11)®4trie, and David McDonald, USW '.Prt1ldent, with Joc.111 l1bor-Q1aq,igemenl repre,entatives from a(!roH the nation. 'Mle Sp<iUne meeUn1 advanced an entirely new premilt! of labor• managemen t relations. Jt r;evolve1 baalcally around t he ,nutual ac-, ceplance ot re1pon1lblllty and frank dl1cusslon1 or pollcy and problem, 11t all leveb. '• " ' '. ' Rlvem1wood Worts Industrial Relations Manager, Arl Miltner said to fully realize the objediYes of the program a series of perio­ die meeUgga wllJ be held between the company and the- union at all leveh to communicate problema ,and policies an� will In• dude dJacunions On such things as (!os&•, quaU ty , ,c:ullomer prob­ lem,, the why of changes, the company•, «impetltlVI!' position and th, UDtral atale of buJJinell!'I. "ProW,en;a, .-MCA artae must be 4,1,cuu,d In an atl)'losphere or ll)ubilll trpat wit h a real desire to t1n4 an flll,u.itable solution" he said. Both labor and management of­ tlclals today were enthusiastic over the potenUalltles of the r:iew program. Ralph Spindler, US W Field Re­ the presentative, pointed to Parkertburf meetina: as " an ex­ tremely important opportunity to know eMih other beller." Togeth­ er we have a job to do" he aald , "a continuou• ,Job o f 'buildlng better relations at Ravenswood . Our mutual trul!'t, faith, an d con­ fidence in each other wlll do thot Job." Harley Rlch11r'1son, S tnlwork, era Sub-Reglona,1 Director, di1CUl1ing the , Parker1bur1 n,ee tlnl JJaid. "We',re going lo carry out the Intent of the apirit of the Spokane Conference aa e:1�anded by tdJ•r Kaiser and Df,vld Mc­ Donald, and wilh conndence In each other, we're i'Oing to make Ravenswood one of the fineAt places In this country to work." Ravenswood Works Manaiier C. D. Smith, said thal McDonald and Ka1wr, "in their t1lu made clear thut they, •• our top olfi­ cla la, believe thi8 type of 'Work . In t toJether would eventu11lly eliminate the dl1tru11t crHted ' by lick of knowled11e of eac h other'• problem, and that throua:h mu­ tual undentandlni, 11eater thinlR will be 1ccompli1hed." One of t he Jargelt fulJJ-ln te• 1rated aluminum producln1 fari­ llllet In the naUon, t he Ravf'ns­ wood Works currently employs 1ome 2,800 people •With the pre­ i,,ndorance of lta work-force re­ preaenltd by USW Local 3668, Bob Barton, Prealdent. Safety Oub Award Winners Are Announced At th e Har-Mas Junior Safely Club .record hop, April 22 door prhe� were won by Susie CUndlff and llaye Johnson. Receiving ,pri:r.­ ea for the prettlesl dressed girls were Anda Walburn and Mary Ann Cundiff. A.11 a special feature of the evening 12 year old Karen Brewer Jnlroduced the basic steps of the new Madlaon dance. DAILY SENTINEL DAYBOOK CL.+,11 MIITINJ The Homebqtld11n Clan of the llradbllr)I ChutoH o1 Cbrl1t wlll hold lhalr fflorithly-me0Un1, Miin­ day, Ma)' 18, •t 8 p. m. in tilt) church buamtnt. SQUAD 1-CIIVI S ,uNDS The R.acJne !mer1ency Squad h11 ann O \ltlCed the f'!eelpt of ,12.flO frorp lira. Paulllle Brewer. The offlcen of Qie 14u1d expreu­ ed their th■nb to Mn, Bn,wer for her efforll In toUeitln1 tuncb or them In Ille SUYenvllle ll'flt. LIil Friday ev ening the rloor prb:e waa -won by Mrs. Loui1e Cundl(( and priies for the pret­ tiest drened went to Jane Dod­ son, Connie Harbour an d JoseUa Llah. Wlnnln11 the slow dance contest were Retha Wright and Ralph Cundirf. Winners (If tho faat dance r.ontett were Mary Arm Cundiff and Retha Wright, flhd Suaan Johnaon and Sally Williams fro m H1.rrl1onvllle, 0. Judges for the evenln1 were Mr. and Mn. Edward Pul11l of Rhode bland, Conn., •nd Mn. Arma Johnson or New f{aven. Safety Club memben wUI meet \his Wednesday at MIion Hall for lhelr tlral ald atudy. The club is 1110 aponaorln11 a temporary emer1ency ambulance 11ervlce for this Nrvlce you may <:on tact Harry Reltmirf! at TUrner 2-3414 Hart­ ford, WW. Va. A fully equipped tmbulanct b11 bNin purehaud l'TA TO - T The PorUand PT� wlll meet on tor lhl1 purpoae. Monday, ll■y Id, 8 p. II'.' in the Pol'll¥a Oradt Sebapl. �ew orrt­ IINGII ITILL ALIV I ftl'I wtll be lnatalled tiy )In. How• NIW YORK UPJ - Luc:ru.la ant Ebenblch. All meniben ar11 Bori, 1a, one of the- world'• JNat Wfed to Atte11d. opera tmltrt. �UJII to life eul)' today In ltoo,a"'1t 11.oopilal TO MIIT �Tl,IIDAY w . h,r.e Ille bu been In a coma The Junior �•II ,Ince 1urt1rina I brain hemor­ Gar4,n Club will meet tor r1orrhla:e May I, 1anl&atlon 8a iurday at 3 p. m. a t llit of lln. G, II. Th�-• 'l'bore elect� o1· and �••• wlohln1 to join tbt club a,.. •rpd to be pre-.,.1. -■ Ce cil W. Allen, Mae Allen, tnys, sea Grant Harrison, Edna Harrison lo Robcr1 Leslie Harrah, 100 A., Salem. C. L. PaHer�on, Daisy Patterson lo Hallie Cross, parcels, Rutland. A. L. Danforth, Helen Danforth, ErneRtine Ferrell, Oscar Ferrell to Albert L. Oa11fo1th Jr., 20 A., Or­ ange. • Edward S. Beatty, dee., Sybil Eb­ enbat'h, Sp. Comm., lo Freda V. Beally, 31 A., Oli\'e. Grover W1lilc Sr. and Lucie P. Whit,e to Grover W hlte Jr. and El­ sie Marie White, Che.der. Franci8 Johnston Diet, William Dick:, Robert DouglaH Johnston, Helen John8ton to E. D. Doug�s, parcels, Lebanon. Allen and Mary Eli!abeth Grueaer to Bernard Ful tz, parcel■ , Rut- I land. Bernard V. and Betty J. Fultz to Allen and Mary Elizabeth Grueser, parcels. Jtutland. Emory P. an d Hattie "ow ell lo , Lebanon Township, 1 1h A., J.eb- · anor1. Basil R. JetFtrs, Mary A. Je ffers Eunice E. JeHers to Russell Cul­ lumR, Elta CullumR, 3.50 acres, Bedford. Anna Kathryn Brown to Harol d M, Brown, lots, Middleport. Et1gle Ridge ! , ltems 0f lntere� 1 BY MRS. AMY WOLF Mr. and Mr11. Glenn Wood and Mrs, Olic Smith of Ent Liver• pool spent the weekend with Mr. and Mre. Raymond Eva:::, and ramll;· . RQy Wolf and eon Raymo}'d of his mother, . Columbus visited Amy Wolf Saturday. Mr. and M n. • Garry Griffith of Columbus itpent tl1e weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mra. Ed• ward GriM!th. Mrs. Gaynell Clark and daueh• ter or Athena visited her daugh­ ter Mn. Milton Tutt le and family. Mrs. Jack Harri• spent Sunday with her aunt, Amy Wolt. Mr. and Mn. A. H . Ben11el of Pomeroy 1pent Sunday with Mr. an d Mrs. Raymond Evans and family. Mr. and Mr111. Milton Tuttle and famliy fipenl Sunday wit h Mr: and Mr11;. Paul LaWrence of Port­ land. Mandie Rose spent M onday with her enndpanmll, Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Tullle. 'wbiill•I bo.,, .,m lie - om.... 1'.u.nn�s out ot TO ...IACH 141111 Rev. Hl(Old Loullhead of llar11 et.ta •"' deliver tu tnOthillf ter­ mon at the ru.t lapllol Cbyl'ffl ol Mlddlt,ort lhla Sllllda, mO!l'fll11_4 al 10:18. Jlov. RalpJI . J!il!dtl, l'om· aroy, will be tlte etel'lr for the, hot water too often? - tvtnlnt aerviee. . HOL.ZIJ �ITAL � Ila, 11 !(n. Harry Lolll lnanvlllti M}eb. ael Ro­ rl! ff., Wa ' ten AA< ' :f M11 1l l'""'1 � Donlei l(ePU!a nd, M'n '"''· lira. Ralph cart.. iilir."' Wi!J .�j.."'J'•• , t!J• �r��.ai d'Pi,..; VJ � V-........_ 111dia,1 lfll,ort; Dooald PolJt.ller, 11n. J1m11 -- �·11ro,n,: ''iii;' �- Pl11Mi?ict.-� · 11a1o11 . 1!e J"""" l/l4 ' ��f�YE��!�.� !�:. ' NeiN o����� Frerath, both o( Middleport, Marl Church. He ii married an d h11 Burtr,n, Muon City, W, Va., and I three children, Carter, Keith and Roy B.. Chrl1ty, Cheater, were hon� Kim. ored Monday night b,- Sun Oil Mr. Burton fil[IICn&le• 13:urton'11 -Company for a combined total of unoc q station al M�on City and S Nia• � yean of cordial bualnen Uohship� In aupplying petroleum has been � Sun04:o dealer !or 10 �ucti and ,erv1ce, to motorist,. ye�rs. He 11 married �n� has ,p: Billie Jean, Theae Sunoco dealers received ch tldren, w,nda, Dealer Loyalty Award Wayne, Phllhp,, Clara Fay 9nd Sun's plaques frpm ,,_, _ T. Artzberger, Brenda Gay. ·, : mana1er of Sun Oil Comp.any '» Mr. Cbrt ,ty operate, Chrillty' s · .Wheeling 11le1 . district, at a Sun<)(!O station at Chesler aYtd hu · meetlnJI of Sunoco de■leni at the been I Sunoco duler for \0 years. Hotel Lafayette, Mariett J, Ohio. :u-. Chriatv is married. Ne.I• C. Pol"lell operate, PowR ■ TUllNS TO AIJAA MATE• ell'• Sunoco st.Li.lion in Middleport MORAGA, Calif. UPJ - Andy and h11 been a Sunoco dealers for 26 yeua. He i1 a me mber of the Sloan, who was 1,raduated from St. American Legion. tte la married Mary's Collee:e in 1938, will return to the. school next fall as freshm�n ,nd h"! one child, Ruth Ann. Eugene French U1 as11oci1ted Ing high 11chool b111ketb1ll m with Mr. Powell in the operation of Chicago. Powell's Sunoco atatlon and haa basketball coach and usistant 1th­ been a Sunoco dealer fi;ir 20 years. I letic director. He h11 been toach• U,,. "t e-v:en. Wr- ·a i_w j �•°" =_.,D , _• 1_____ y ,,..R' O C! c:wo no 19..��rfis-W- a.a, ;fJ;_ 1/f t!MP' •�·=) --· �in, ."" Am•,.. � !ollil:. it A X 'l' D L B A A X II lo L O N O l' ll L L O W One Jittlf llmp)y atandl for another. Ia. th\a IIUIIPl• A 11-� fo-r the three L'a. X tor tbl two O'llt etc. Bingle leUen, -..­ aJI. ....... troptiu. the leb&th and twtna.Uon of tbe VlOl'dl � da't the ood• lettffl are rlill'erent. 0 1\ N U ON Cetrner Locuat and ; I(4 Zaccs T • ON ' " 2/u il& . ' • . . Specially- Priced for Our . ,> il .-•· OR TH '' '' l' � • . •• f,l , • • 1 .. 'l'llele ALo lra<lll ' 'If Cltlon: I I \.• 11 4 '0W ll.> .i•ll I (, ,'fM• •� �ONI 9!'f',. s: ."• �· 1 1· "· ·· � �· '" � -�. ., .. @. ,,�,. -· , "'\ ' .,. ·' Kl"' ... ,,;. '- ��- ·, '.' .fi� '-, .:\i .� ·!)1t.�' -VI,,/." 'lti'f ... M ', ' . Only $10.00 �n � $4 weeklJ ' . llawallon DI�•• N,it,rtl llaWipidt llln.., �• )'a!), ..... G,oy, llll!Pl'I" 11Jl1!, �""fl' Gray, Dovv Wl>IIO, De I WUlt .1 . , , SPECIAL TERMS DURING ANNIVERSARY SALE To Three' Sullera \ ·, ,,�. .r..· ,"._. · ,._,.;,\·\'.')� 1· RS ..,,-RY ,�IJi \ -�,liUU.. Slli ;{\ J!19TE SPI NET �-DESIG� IN 'f(} IEAUTIFOL MAL. FIN ISH 'e5 YEAR . GUARANTEE ." < 'From Beauty CUM ' . , _ .. .- ' ' / a SU9,111'9 • STYLES 'l -..i lfi . llillli'p� ,u..� and ..... ' '' I .' ' , .J . . '- � ·-�· .•. ,. 1 : ' • ,.• . Sunday School attendance 011 May 8 w11 41, offerln1 tf .28 . Durin& the Sunday School hour aJ,fll or potted chry11nlhemums IHV9N: Montgomef')' : 15.5 on up, were preaented to Grace Swartz pd, 16. 1 on lower, � reet optn, the elde11l rnotber, Doria Dllll111- GalliPQlil: 20� on upper, 29.2 on er. the youngeal mother and Gar­ lower, 82 feel open; Lock. �: 27.7 net Windland, moth� of tM llr· Conclltkwf ef Mo,,-.W• Dem.: gest family. Add dul• are down, river 1IIUin1 Wonhlp 1enices wen: beld at a,; tenth foot per hour. 10:45 with Herman Taylor l eader Ohio River S.ta: Oownbound: and an attend.mce ot 17. Em1worUl; Reliance al 1 :20 &m, Mr. and Mr,. Chu. O'Brien 8-9; Lo<.'k 18: Be lpr� at 6:40 am, an d aon of Columbw spent M o• 0-2; Nallrmal al 7:15 am, 3-5; Lock thers D11y with her parent.a, Mr. 23: Beaver at 5:35 pm, 1 .0; OVE'..: an d Mn. Garner Griffin. at 8: 15 am, UM); Mr. Criu al I0:35 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Swartz am, 0-0; and sori of Ravenna viaited his Upbovnd: Lock 23: Lehigh at parents. Mr. and Mrs. Vere Swartz 1 0:25 pm, 4-6; Mike Creditor at Int we.et. 7: 10 am, 9-2. Yr. and Mrs. Kenneth Griffith Karwwha lltl,,... Bo1h: Wm£1el d : and son Joe of Vienna, W. V1., Helen Z down at 2.� am, 1 - 7. attended churc-h here Sunda,- and were d inner guests ot the Emtst Taylor -family . Mr. and MJ'8. Harold Swartz and family of Willlamstown, W. Va., and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Swartz and family of Marietta · spent Sunday with their parent.a, Mr. and Mr8. Hobart Swartz, COUNTY LIA.GUI Mrs. Claire Woode spent SaturPORTSMOUTH, o. UPI - A Sci• Hlgh Sooret., Mty 2. lf60 day with Mr. and Mrs. Charles oto County couple died today in a Ind. 3 games - Bud McKinney, D . W�de. fire that a:utted their two.story 808· Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Woode frame home six miles ea1t of here. d- 1 &■me -:-- Bud McKinney· visited her mother, .Mrs. J. B. i: Sheriff Rusaell Burns 11id the Hayes, Mr. and Mra. Clifford victims were James Adkin,, 60, Team 3 aamea - Hot Rodi, 2560 Hayes and Grego ry and M:r. and and his wife, Edna, 58. whose Team 1 game - Aaaoclated, RaMri. Frank Oieeaebrew. of Mid- bodies were round inside the dio, 877. dleport, Mothers Day, house. Two boys aleepiog in an Won Lott ..cf. lt■ndlnt' Mr. and Mn. Richard Spencer upstairs bedroom e,caped with .A.uoel.ated Radio 315, 13 -729 and son have moved into the Hot 'Rode 32 l fi -667 house recen tly vacated by the minor lnjllfies. Landmark 31 17 ,M6 Whitlatch family. Burm; said the bla:r.e apparently 16 32 .333 Cr:ou & Sons Mr. and Mrs. Clair Woode of started from an overturned fuel Davie - Warner 16 32 .333 Cheater vi'liled Mr. an d Mrs. oil stove in the kitchen. He sai d Cbnpman's Market 14 34 ,292 Chas. D. Woode and Mr. and Mrs. A d kins ma)' have suffered a T-, THIii Bowlers Wm. Carr lftd daughters Sunday stroke or heart attack d uring the Bob Louks 179 178 1715, 532 evening. nilht and fell against the stoYe, Bud Mdc.inney . 211 l 'nl 222 808 Mrs. Paul Buckley and children overturning il. IVlo Rouab 132 1-1:9 178 4:59 spent Mothere Day with her moThe v1ct1ms' son, Phie11 Adkin,, Vernon Stone 184 13G 203 602 ther, Mrs. M abel Swartz of, ;io, said he and a friend, Benny Bob Murray 118 163 181 462 1 Athens. Sammons, 12, who lived neai-by, Art Sylveat�r -------180 20'1 204 :171 i were awakened by Mrs. Adkins. Thi• Wffk', RNulh He said she warned them to get I . o. .;,.wamer I Alloc."rt1dio 2 out of the house and go for aasiR­ Cbopman"s Market 8 Labdm■rk O tance. " 1 Cr08! &: Sons 2 Hot Rods Nht WNk'• Schadule Wilkes Grange met May 2 with Landmark vs Hot Roda Master Zelda Hall in the chalr. Dewey Blan,ed For Associated Radio vs Crou &: Sons "Your Mother" was the theme usLocomotive Bid Loss ed by the lecturer for the literary Chapmlln's Mkt vs Davia-Warn er COLUMBUS UPI _ A state o. program. Refr eshments were serv- liclal S..ton Highs Said today that Thomas E. lnd. 3 Games - Sam F1anagan, ed at the cloae ot th e meeting. Dewey, the Republican presiden­ Mrs. Ada Strawsbaugh enter- tial candidate 701. in 1944 and 1948 Ind. l Gam e - Ge<irge Wagner. tained. the Wilkesvllle Garden .and now a priYate attorney, play• Club at her home on May 3. Twen- ed a major role in lhe federal 276. Team S Games - Hot Rods ty memberi. 1tnswered roll call by go,,.ernment's deel8ion lo award a giving a housecleaning hint. Arti- four million 2702. contract to a Japan• Team 1 game - Hot Rods, 987. cles on "Tulips'' were read b)' Al- ese, ralhcr than an Ohio, firm. thea Strong and several tulip arTop Flv• 9owl..-s Avg, State lndudrial and Economic rangements w ere displayed. Re- Developmen', George Wagner 174 Director Kocler Col­ freshments were served at the 173 Bob Louks llsoh said Dewey was hired by close of thie Reaaion. 171 Joe Plechaty Mitsubishi of Japan lat,e in the 170 Mrs. Clara Phillips Yisited ae,,.erSam 'Flanagan negotiations on lhe conlract, Col­ al days ncently with her son, Kel­ 168 Bud McKinney lison said Dewey helped convince son Phillips, and family, Waverly, the Orrice of Civil De£ense Mo­ Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hutton or bilitation to accept lhe low bid of Baltimore, Q'1i9, Mn. George l�e Japanese flrm.' ' · · 1· Ho1u e 1nd da1: h t h t�r a,t d grandson · -or tpevdland were recent guests of ear-Old Boy Held ·Mr. alfd Mrs. Earl Beckley and Mrs. M. I!;, Pattel'llon. Mrs. Lelia Johnston of Wellston For Slu11:ging Mother COLUMBUS UPI - Juvenile and Ma4,1 Powell of Michigan were authorities today held a 12-year­ .:::,1f'l�q" "'"'!Its of Mr. anrl M.-q old boy !or slugging an expectant mother in the abdomen with a son; Ronnie, Columbus, were r&­ rubber door mat because she re­ fused to contribute to a bofus cettt guests of relatives here. Mr. and Mr1. Dorotohy Shank or fund drive. Athens wel't'! Sunday gue11ts or rel­ Police said the slugging took atives here. Mrs. Shank recently place when the woman declined graduate d with a cla88 of praclical to contribute lo a church whkh nurses at Athens State Hospital. U11e youth said he represented . A Mr. and Mrs. William Patterson ehurch official sai d the boy had of Logan were weekend guests or no connectton with it. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Beckley and Mrs. M. E. Patterson. Mrs. Kalie Wilson is recuperat­ Mr. and Mn. Emmett Graham ing from eye surgery at the home are visiting relatives in Illinois and ot her daughter, Nora Jordan. Missouri. Heil French losl a valuable cow Mn. Shelba. Jean Arbat1gh em­ recently. ployed in Columbu8', spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Arbaugh. 'Mrs. Clara Phillips attended a Demonstration Home regional meeting in Middleport recently. Mother's •D•:r was observed in the local chui:ches last Sunday. 'The Biggest Piano Value Ever· Offered! 3• ,i: � t P,A\ - � .. All PIANOS •1141 ORGANS GIEAtlY '-te,, c .' . I!!,: . \,. j • ·- RIVER REPORT Society Events Scioto Couple Dies In Flames Of Burning Home ·S�'�ollar:;� Dol�ar •., Pol. Adt. Phone WY•W78S MAIN ST. t SAM$Olill'J'E Vi'9,l'. Walke '5951 K&C JEWELE'RS J.6J,t1k,f�t i , . · . . . 'i;..!' , . GAAl>U AT E For Your Vote gn!f $11pport At The Primary Election In South Che�ter P��lq�_ s45oe SA;tlj,A Y ,, � .• , . . . ' :�t.. : · ·L1111,se! l ala:'. I iiaii& 1 : ,Gii• Y.nur • ,- 1Mr IIIIIUTI "&•. 17 IM"­ liltti1111 Mtiftlt'lllt, Will "b1qlt'" p T� .l�_,9N TILIVIS I OH .. . .• · t•· . � , _ : .• . -Zf! P K Q P S. ' . • CrJptof&uot.ei WHERE THICRE 18 NO � 'lffllllUQ CAN BE l,1Tl1'& CJ,U){ '1'0 Vll(ttf� 'l" ' •. · ' . · � 1'90. Klq ...lUrt1 8p4lcllt. be.) AIIIAD IN TILEPHONII CHIC.i:GO I/Pl-The llell Tele, phone Co. haa Installed in llllnol1 S00,000 more telephones than U::ua ire In all of Ruuia. The comp111y ald It bad four m�tlon p horu,1 lo Wlnols. ....... • '. Mr. and Mn. G«l. Clark. I paren Mr. an Mr11 brick have moved into their new home purchue • Harr1sonv1'IIe .,I 1-,eW� Report ...,, d I · I , FREJ DOOR PRIZE $100.00 Worth Of HI Fl R£CotllJ$ .. 8n1, ¼liv•rr ..,t tl'I UNd c'.art FOR THE BEST PEAL The annual Scipio High School alumni banquet will be held at 7 P- m. Saturday, May 21, it i1 an­ nounced . The banquet will be held in the HarrisonYille e,,m and Will be followed by a dance. A reunion of the 1tudents of .-the late George Crow is bting planned thill year and any per!lfln who attended classes under Mr. Crew are urged to attend. Reservations for U,e banquet [ may be rnade with Mn Hazel Stan- 1 ley, Harriaonville. AROUND DEAL ONLY AT Metropolitan Motors SEE THESE 1959 Ford VI. Uh new. Fclir­ lane, automatic, radio and !heater. SAVI S $ S 1959 Lart.: II, 6 \.Tl', with over­ drive.- The1 economy car. One •loeal owner. Like new. 17,000 mllm. $A.VI $ S f. 1951 Chevrol" 2 Dr. 6 cyl., std. trans., heater. Olean rand mice. Lots or rm.Hes ·left in­ lrnB car. SAY-I S S $. n..lrlane 500. 1957 Ford 111to. tramt., Ndi-o ,arwl heater. Cl... ond_ s;>lid. $AVE $ � $. . 1tS7'1'-btlcar Champion. 6 , cr\., ..,.,,.,, Good cheap ..._n,port,,tloa. $AVE $ $ �F 1'51 Fon VI- 4 Door. VI - 4 Dr. lfll 'UH. ...,.,. 11' "' .... 1'50 o.s.t. ,I cyl. · lif1 clean .and flOl.id 'c,r f� lf)Odel. Mab w ■11 Mtet, , 1M9 , 61,....,•lllte 78. · Rulli. Man ua 1tn offtr. Open Ewninp TII I P,M. :ve °""" mmERS �Factory �ained service" Me�opolitan Motors Tnmportation Ofl Lmd & Sea 600406 •· Maht.11. ,_., Phone WY-2-3170 One coolnees Flnetit Foo& Prlcett! � taste will convince you that . . . from first course to last! our food is superlative MARTI N RESTAU RANT IN MIDDLEPORT ON ROUTE 7 SURPLUS STOCK ' ' • .' LIOUIDATION SEUING OUT 1/2 OF OUR ENTIRE STOCK GRADUATE SPECIALS AUTOMATIC WATCH ES $19,88 For Men - Reg. $69.95. WATC H ES FOR MEM - - $17.88 Shockproof - Waterproof - Anti-magneti_c Watches. $59.95 Values. tes $15.88 es for Girl Gra4u� .Wotch While or Yellow Gold Watcties Worth $39.'gg.._ Graduate Spcial Price. AU Above Watches Carry _ One Full Year Guarantee Expansion Bands . 1.88_ and $2.88 Your watch needs a V•lues to $9. 95. new band! So buy 1t now - whit'? and yellow gold - DRESSES - · · · · $4.88 one big rack - and we mean dresses - Values To $19.95. a BIG rack - of year round TH E JEW EL SHO P and summer _NEW HAVEN W. YA. , IIONE •. ..,,.., PHILCO , +lotpaW. Spring Electric Range .Camival ! you We Serve You )!lght Al Sur;,tslagly -Lllw .,,,. Now DINI Oltn With The · ·� •. NF.W YORK UPI-Fonner Yin• kee baseball star Joe Dillaulo told police Wednesday that hll hotel apartment wu burglarized of S2,000 in jewelry 110metlme between April 2 and May 9, while h� i; on a buaioeu trip. Annual Scipio Alu1nni Banquet l8 Saturday Fl:� �,rs�� we s.1¼ct d . from Thur C.tney. :-.!r ,rnd Mn Clinl Gilkey, Sr .. Ir A.. Glllt.yDr and Mn, Don Glbaon and "'r and Mn. Clinton Gilkey Jr ,on, Mark, of Portamouth, v1a1 led and three children. Mn John JYer the wet:kend with the Frank Stout and '.\Ir and M..r1. George ;1bson and Bud Dougla1 famMie1. Clark attended the 11peech by Mr and Mn. Homer Lee were Cong MOf'lltr, the Jitney !upper Sunday dinne 1uest,, of Mr. and I and lhe danre a1 Kacme recently I Mr1> Norma Wilson rem:ilns serMn. Clmtoo Gllkey Jr. Mt . and ltrs F. o. Whaley and 1ou� ly i'I m ! he ·-.1: e 1i:1 General son, Terry, of ColumbWI, and Mr ] H ospital .an d Ml'ti Robert Al k ire and Bob ' Mr and Mrs (1inlon Gilkey Jr 1 and Ray, local, were Sunday d m- !iptmt Sundiiy with h1� brother, ner gue1t1 of Mr. and )Ira. Clint Howard, of Rio Grande. I Gilkey Sr. Mn }lary Carst'y hc1s returned Mr. and Mrs. Harry Plummer of ' home from llol:r.er Hospital followCarroll ,1penl Sunday wilh her I mg surgery �n. Gerald Grate has bet.•n helping hrr dau�hter. Mrs Thor C<1r fo Be On Radio, TV The Rio Grande College En• 1 sey, who will move to their new semble will be heard and aeen on I home Sa t urday. the WL W (Cincinnati) radio and I Mn: .Nellie Borga� h_a� accepterl teleeast program "Cburth By The I a �11u o,n at the .'1e1g& County Si de of The Road" Sunday, Ma )' Children s Rome . Mr. and Mn. Ern_est Hawley and l !i, 8 :30 a. m. to 9:00 ;ii. m. e11t. Ellen, Middleport, s:A!nt daughter, be The theme or the service will Sunday evening ip Mr. and �11 � ''Rural ure Sunday" In lhe group are Sleve Co11ts and Vera Vroman, both of Mi d• dl,eport. 12-Y SiON IUYS THURMAN I_ L_ R_ A_ H_ C_ CHARLESTON, w. Va. UPI-The Charleaton Sen1ton1 Or the Amer­ ican AIIIOClaUon h■ve purcbued Bob Thurma n, a former major league outtielder, from Seattle or the PadfJc Coast Leuue. He play­ ed with Omaha o[ the American Association last year, hitting i248. Clint GU.Mi Sr. Miu Ruby .Dltlll who ii .-otk1a, m Columb� 1pen,t Sunday beN. Mr. and Mn. Clay lf:dUn09y ot Columbua ,peul Sunday with bil parenta. ltr,. Clotine and Esta Mae BIM!t­ wood vllited Sunday at the HlW• d,1y-Atk.in.a-Jewell home. Ct' and Mn. Al1ton 1'racJ' of Columbu1 ■Pd Mn. Nellie 'Jlr:� of. Pomeroy were rue�\• al tlMI Hallld ay-A lki ns-Jewell bm�e Sa�urda)'. Mrs. Maxine Robin,on of Coblm• bus vi1ited her mother st - Melp General Hospital Mother's' D�J. Mr. and Mn. Du1,ne S�ey Ill� · !!On, Slevle, visited her mother, Nada Townsend, Mothff'I :O.y, In tbe a ftunoon they called 0,1 Dile Stanley ar.d M.ra. Cull Stanley. Miss Lena Jordan i1 ill. 1 Soc', al lt·"ms Give . . . al only for Iii■ -. 11 Jfflll _.. CITY LIAtUI Hloh -., Mir S. IMO High Three Game Ind. - Haw­ ley, ffl. High Sina:le Gamo--H■wiey, 23t , Team 'three Game, - FU, NoY­ elty Shop, 2605 Team :;lnile Game - Fife NOY· elty Sbop , p&. St•ncllnft Won Loat Pct. Fife Novelly Shop 28 20 -683 Robinson ·s L3undry 27 21 _(Wl3 Ohio Power 26 22 .:542 Z4 Z4 .000 Eliu 21 27 .'38 Stroh's Beer 18 30 .376 New Haven helOl'I Hltha lnd. 3 Games - Clifford, 681. Ind. l Game - Clifford and Flanagan, W. 't'eam 3 Games - EIU, 2778. Team 1 Game - Stroh'• Beer, 989. • Top Five lewlm AV9, 18.1 Clifford 178 Louka 177 Hawley 177 Searles 174 Flanagan I •r I I w· 1 kesv1· 11e r V P L III LV ftb Eo,y lo YOU' lE INVIT ED ern,1opam Qoo"l'I"" LO . =' MiCJ..U.lll'S · "D•!lY 1$&.• '1' UBPO --- .So TltAT 1JlfM TO CONESJ ·• AO n: ..... "' , ,- tJio. ...._, lflHpt ,.,,;e Ml'I-- -� . ZPB '. � ' "1 b-+-+--1-+- :r-l-+-+-t-1 ■OINLTV " we OBD'TOQUOTE - Be:n'1 how 1G Wllrk Ill DAILY . DOCTORS CHICK KIM N EW YORK UPt-ActreH Kim Novak, who returned from E'9lf• 09e ,ever1l day1 110, entered Doctors Ho,pltal Tuesday tor a complete ph)ollcal checkup. ' 'tid. •• � -- f..-t-+➔ i,,.+-+--f-+- A 1 'olt.fleltl, ri"9 whell ••t J� •� Uon �. Atrltoto 8. V'erd�t 1, Bhlp'a reoont wl•h m)'llelf could talk to hin'lself As l knew h im a year ago. I could tell him I lot, that would ,ave him a lot, or the th lqs be ouaht to know. -Al'IOl'I, (Subnilltod .., Mn. Lff 0. Woodl : _,, 1i". ....=·_.,. t.� I '· . 'N · }:;' u.�:.. �:=111 ';('o eal!h i.8 given a bag o( !pols,­ A ahapeleas ma.ss and a bobk or rulea; And eilch mu11& roake, ere UCe is flown, A lllumbllng block or a at�pping 1tone. - !l'lie.. ·\M� JW!t '- , 111W '"" w,et I ·a--. -.:.��, �-� �cMit' ;;··ii'uileo, "'9i_,, l),apd Area Dealers Rec�ive Sun Oil .;le: •• , , Alfred Area BOWLING ., _ . 11 I ' Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., llay 18, 1960--3 OpAn'1> B Board R ' ' . . ,.. · ll n IK r.:.!"• lln. Chailff Oi�•:i.!:1 • tort alls Savm • g Many Amer1c . an Lives Social Events day .... Ri- ""· , 1M C.Pihllt N-, 1iaY. o,, May IS, 1960 Bids For _Five School Bosses Z-DaUy Sentlnel, Pomeroy-Middlepol1, f Le f Thank You - - l fl 1 , ,-, . , tt,,•1 ! , -, •1 1 1 1 • 1 ,; Tt-tl CIOOKfD PATH throuah the primeYal wood " If e \'ery wQ man in the Unlled Harry Snydtr runs I bui eve.ry tional films aboul canA rail w.ilked home as good ca.lYes ce "Ed uca day from the Church of God Yc bef'n seen by more lban St ates saw o ur r ha documentary Sun shot1ld; ol Mt · M"•ia h an d hau I5 the chil• • · nme an d Two Women,' and toolr: y . J-'..JlfVd But marle a trail all bent Hkew. 22 million Americans---and the dr to s u.�day Se hoo l . ltves of· many of them have been tht' precautions we 1.1r1e, many of :r. and wtl, D on Be l l and d U · Bid• f or five n ew K'hool b fl A crooked trail as all calves do. lJS sa\'ed . " � th 1 4 000 needless d eathe from a at t nich )' h Monda ter rn s en mg e nt opened were n . g • � _ ! Thls announcement was made 1:-a ca�cer °a( the uterua could be elimSince then three ht1ndred years o C ilh 1.U"u b me e tin1 of the Mason unt)' w ..,r r M 11 an rs d M , Al i today at tA.ml:ll'U'tn Cf,ncer Society inated. The eancer cell examin•Be have fled, J•mes U f fre • ' · Board of 2dufatlon in Point hea d quarters in Middlepc,rt by we recommend lion 111!1 a yearly . And r inf:f'r the ralt 111 dead. , Pleuant. r B 1 nt Charles Murray, local chairman of check, can detect caneer !,11 this ::i u,Jcl,: But still b.e left behind hie trail . wi� � a:Ut site yean; before ttiit lumor beBids r.'fii\• t,.b\d,ate4 . H the ,And tb�reby haop m)' moral tale.. the e1..mmt -Cancer Cnn11Jde. p I Erv' of M i ne 'bi! ' ''The \ire-saving Yatue of our I gins to grow . Obviously, , i � ev_ery he�· m :J.er at�:nded :�, � ni w_,,1 optftaj. ))y Paul }f owell, �s­ e motio - - - ffll Is conrrete fact. adult woman . had • :,e■ r:t; .Pap Or hel' • u rl.Cle . Joe u:m ,.. The trail WU taken up next day at Eut aitl:@;Dt •11per.ii9.temk nl , 'lb.et" wi l l r m0 � f nol � wi¥'fui O thW!(- s9,ea o as II If C. /ll \1109 Li� , , , . . , . . � 1\odl•� -by, 111, Jlo'l"d ,,nd a By 1 10¥ do5 tbat J)Ul:ed that inJ," i]je � trruin · 1q.id. "�'dd for D,r. G eor1e P�Rf��� , w,1y : · \I .:Rq �· !Ey Iii� tt to fid bier dec'ltto,i Din �in,: ,Urie buaes -,'J � n,lqeol1 o/ d,eve!Qped the def� Te, I!" �•"I• � lint . . next And t�n , wf.e bell-wether sheep <hat'I � !' int,r :wl ll m ade ,¥, ,. l"T .,·,-oe · a :r,oiot of -deaths from uferane qan� ,t Wb.ff , Seven compames 51,fAfil!lttlng P\ll'1.lled tti.e trail o�er vale 4n4' ·Meip � could be al .,,o,t "�oily e1!11tl�led. ,.eil>J · . 1•¥ifible films ' bid, w..-i � �uJPl!IM :com. · 1teep. 1 . , ' 'lbe ollGj:t �ntarieo about ",\< fw •-' 1 6 ptinll<e movie llr lfn, Glovlu panr, Maf>n;l:'iiJuity , llotor"- J. _D. a ion Moort, Oon:ipaaw. Baker .Equip. And dre.:w the flock behind him . ca�c c�tflil. _11e dealp,e:d to iet "Bnqt s,eJ!-ExamiDaUon," il .., -,� &!I� the Wrtb men 4Dd '\Y,QWieD to their phy&i- bffn �vllli life ,ev� ain,ce it wu �nil¥ at Holzer ment Comtaany', R. F. Steiner too, are Mr. Company, F:omeroy cia fo c u QJ i r� he•»h c);l£ k P8, Cir.t relea,ed In ta&(t The film Equipment A• good b:ell-wethen always do. �•�U � . and with the public Valley po tbe apprqved rtray• teclu,Hlue JP -., Ohio Ole · and Compaay And from that day, o'er hill and Kri. GJ8 '10(a_pn of Canton the bv�h "(ij9JU 1:lgnab which • for rc,,�thly self-e:Qmroa,tfon." ranged t'rom Company. Bids elade, JJ,. �\ll'l'fY ur&ed woman :,ent tbe. �-od witb h� falh- $2,518:23 for a 48-paa�nser bua Through t.b,ose Qld woodR a path may mean C�r. � w nty o to $3,8":.iS for a 61).passeng er "Ou,r 14• aho co�b'ate op ln M.ela,i Co1:1 lf' � 11,ot aten I • W. o. w-, nude. the fa,et �I' ma_ny cancer, are be- '.J3reQI: _ Self-Exan:i i,n,uo_u' to n;.1kp •P..d 1,1. ff, B. Pow!lll1 spent �us. · ' Re1i&ntUOQIII of three teachers And many tnen wound In and out. ifli cured, aald l(r. • Murray. On1J fn date iw1th ,b(" t friend• to 1,ee It. over "-e y�· witb their And �qdged and turned and bent thr.ee paUeflb UI now beine ,_,,,ed. "TbQSe who hav.e . ae.e.n it 11,t, ,;.� �o.tl;le,-�-� '"· � and Wflll l'Hd. T]Jey w"re from )(rs. !W barlci&on. U could 'be .one in two, if every• see lt anin to refresh th.eir mem- Kr,. J. JJ. EfeJyn "Gr�!1:_Mts. Diane Thabet about, � I C OJi7 m:9Uon picture, '1!d oriet," th,e cbainna.n N.lti, "And Nitla . -t,...er.. And uttered words In righteous body l(r. ,n.d 1¥ i. �h of ' perhaps they will Wb en I &ive .o )'0.U P�ku�u.r• Permi.sion' :wa.11 eran� Mason heed Wli\lt \b,ey hJ\'e to qy." wrath the weekend Two ot- t1¥.i rilna are for women thla typ.ical nttnl>le �, lwlr' the �#h ber Because 'lw!s 11ucb a crook� patti . Var- �IIJltJ. ,-Y4luh Fair offtclals to p_ 1,aved Jlve,. !;a� ,p4 JPtA,t -� aW,.lenc.ea, 11pled a t 1·rd,uelnf .the ,JJJotion p-�yre a ftern oon h.qJ� tlie ,_111r at the t Pleasan t o a own of from I , . needle11, .<l , "It "'■!' olj_ 1\1 "" udleo.i;e f But ltil1 the)' fo11owed-do not ii!!, ! , -11,>uob• ..�"11" � llcho<> July 28, 29 ·•rid -34)/ �� will be displayed . ui.ru.. "1, Ai;eri- 1,Q,til• \!'.Of'WI � (le<\l'..., , 0\1-111, ' ' 111. lhe � ri:i lauah• . ,J" , .,i, CJ,l.Jrwa,, dla, 1 womO.ll w,<lli,, I\OIJ>•, pfael,\Cf/1 ' • �, _._ ..• . . , . • � am wilh ■ni, .� The first miP'atiom of tflat eaU, can � ., , wl\loll � •...,i,,.11cw, -"" 11'1 •A•A . , _ - � outdoor, And throuth tbla windine wood­ cu...d' tt�: � ,• 'f.'11,'e _ r . t , .,., . 6cvdl , ,tbi . m1 The board ruled �•Y ,talked 1 unity l!lfl . '."fi!J � pennltted Becau,e h. e wobbled when he . .t. ' "'· ""' '� 9 , I\ · �" ,·. _ ; In� �l I • Such acti9n ,, walked. •• lm,11 1>o!1J1!01 ae. ��. ,-mo� �... , ,- , ,,.. 9' the rules 1,;,'-< I. � fatan,) frrt ._ i..,... . . · d· .. ,,-,i Atli c A&«,cla• The path became a lane and the ridingI. A 1<ml for .91, Jluraptaa onl) l'°o . of lhe 2'7 plqUre,, ·doll, � . � •rues being lane hec.11me II road eletwo !<Ito oponsor,d by tHo Anier!Wp C11t �· h..,_.d And many a Door horae tolled on bl 1L rr.nc1t 10, Weird cer koeiet,y � "f�r w,m•n ?.D�.•. , pb&n to . •been permJ.tt.ed beneath his load. rl'HI' ( var.) at. �. �'The "'9t have I! ·n1uable ltld . '� ' , · · ':. Toilimt three miles in the burning ' U. JtMcal 11. Beaweed: 1 lnter,sting _!Pes•a,e tor •�· ,'flaa · did to 1.9 ahead 33 18, lloH pttll lt. Tempoo Y," ¥,. '!<lrray 11id. "�pba, lrill( 1bi . ' n,c .of die W1�,1aia '""! When a sf)ort c,u t would have • !{-.:., 0U 20. mefl'lshel .tis OJI •�• We Wie•• Mf� · · [QI _....., was &iv.en made it one. 14 . �tll �- V&udevlllo people learn � thtf at: br 1t 11;� tlllltl"' at. a.de l nt!ifflt , 7111pff ... o . •�-' �!11,91 """g,ltle!,,- : e' odiool fltlr reAnd men two centurlt!A ,nd a half ln co1 . _ qr,_ � 18, DI� � IN cltterli · Jli,liitl � - btPn al (pN!lxl &a• Trod the 1oollteptt of that catr. 19.Llrp ti&& • tnond: �ted 1 !YttY tiumorouJ. 18, 25. t...rge , He11denon �l May 2 and will 16- JD, �.. cyk 'W• frill>• - ..... Ila;, Daqlaa Sln� F'or m.P'l ,re ororie to 1ro It blind ,nonti, pie. We 2i.the, . 25. Stu>.,. 1 -� to la � �,:,Ji • A lonl!' the ca1f.011ths of the mind, IJ$<>!/\' 38. F&the• .,_ � 24:, Glaclal hlJ1 �obi c,n�l . be,UeYe " yoti l(n, C. p_ Stout . And wmok aw,-v from sun to 1111n. 38. South CJopta) H. N orse tnt· o!tlaiWe sho\ll!l ")l\9,1, the ,l.,ctf .of el.JICl,f lllilelt AdtLDi. • Charlu Jones, To do what other men have done. 28, -.i bit ..,.._ �-�P 1bei\l 19 mind, Jj-/lbo!d - Kelli! Aml!tl,.' :Earl KH!er ond lean ,,. Trave..,..a 11'1. 1'.alt havinl "t�tull 1•111 \"ll\d, .· -•II an4 louib. ato.,.... beve,.,. rodent ti)\JIO ..i, "'·· •�lalni!ij �, con, �-----t1ctln1 datherlno i;yv'orl/>fl: y Mr. ud Cllrl< and .,...,...,,...,,...,.. >,nl'"l'll"" ,.,.,.. .., � ai. co. "l keep six h,c,·meat serving men, a.t 1fhtdl or Umne ' WY i=. famll,yr of IJafberbm ,pent Mother's t apo (They taught me all I knew) 3611'. l'le � order IU111,1 11'• Day , ........,. ,.1u. Mr. end Mr,. .-t-1 Their names are What and Why W�rlo ' ,o i�IJ'fi�• Af,te. · Arthlo 11ar11;tr. al!d family. and Wher\, .7. Mzl1all, "1 Jli Jf,J,� Eti ZS !&, 124£Mf And How and Where and Who." SB.Handle -Kl,.lln1 awkwardl1 � ,;, old ilayln� '3. Be'etle S�\IMBLING BLOCK Or 1/<1" •IM/ut IIOdu 411. QUtck , ' OR STJPPING ITONI Pr IIID� for all? 46. Chops J'y R. L. Sharpe 4T, PUllB Isn't It slrange that '' princes and 41, Bhatl<• Wbateftt' your order at � kings DOWN And clowns that caper In ._wdust store, '1'11 i1Ure lo .,_ ex� t. �AIUO rings An d common folks like you and el'P/111 EnJoi, • fomlly �, me r told 1ier, ..,..,_ Are builder, of Etetnh,y? n l • " One ' .--- �-- ............ -....... ........ . Poet's Corner Cancer Films Credited With • �tating Editorially • ' ., ra.PJI.Bn Weinln�ouso , @r,JI.Wpoot «Wwln -�'\ . lfN El'AL ELECT,IIC \ PRIGI DAIRB can-ertjoythe-cleenlinMII, the' ' I and speed of electric cooking at a price within reach of anyone. Because there are no llamm, there are no fumm to dirty kitchen walls. Kitchens at.ay cooler with electric heat because all the heat goes into whq,t-you're cooking. Precise CODtrols give ,met cooking temperature! � time. coolr the modem way, Buy a ifamcless elec-' ! tric range now, during the S� Electric . So Range Carnival of values. ' See your clcctric npp]iBDCe dealer · the ELECTRIC co. CO'-UMau• AND aot,tTtt&"N OHIO &l.lfCTltlO 00M"AN" � J YOUR Bliff WAY TO 0001( 18 ■LliGrRICI , 11'11 GOCIUII • D- 11 • QVIHIIII � ■ �................ " � .......... ..... ... ..... --· ... ..... ---........ .. . � ....... ...._.. -. � � .. - ... ............................ ____ ............ - ..... � .......... . .. . . . .. . . .. . . . .. . .. . .. . . - . . . . .. fHE DAilY SENTINEL Employtrs Cooperating In Agin g Sur"ey Attorney Vernon R. Burt, Chairman of the (iqverg.of's ComQ).ission on Agrng. has announced ti.at a survey on retirement plans ,; and policies of Ohio employers presently be· ing CQAducled by the Go\'ernor's Commi.Sii.on on Aging has been well received among Ohio f:mploye,-. TJl,e qU.-ationnaire was mailed out, several weeks ago 3200 Ohio employers on the sample list used by the Commission based on employers by' industry and nu mber of employees. Within five days hundreds of Ohio emplqyers had completed and returned their queslionnaire. A 20 percent return from the 3200 employers was necessary for the study yet approximately 60 percent have responded lo already. Burt, a prominent Cleveland attorney, who has long been active in the Cleveland and Welfare Federation's program on older per- sons and the chronically ill. pointed out that the survey has a·lready indicated that the small Ohio employer is often unable to bear the cost of present pension plans for his employees. He said bankiP'! and insurance industries as wel l as employers and governmen4 tal agencies will be vitally interested i n the results of the survey whkh will be announced at the Governor's Conference on Aging at Columbus next September 20th. The employers study is part of the state's preparation for and report to the 1961 White House Conference on Aging presently in progress in 80 of the 88 counties of Ohio where the CommlS6ion, through its Advisory Committee members has organized county study committees to survey genefally the critical unmet needs of their senior citizens 65 years of age or older who total close to 1 0 percent of Ohio's population. Transfers Top Kaiser Labor, Management 1.and Dennie E. and Thelma G . Bal­ lengee to Cecil W. Allen, Rober! Harrah and Ulysses Grant Men Reaffim New Philosophy Leslie Harrison, 100 A., Salem. Top local labor and mana1ement orliciall! tod11 rea-ffirmed their "faith" in a new philosophy 111 Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical Corporation's Ravenswood Works -1 phl101ophy built on "mutual understan d ing IN.Id trust." The pronouncement came es aftermath to ■ meetl9C In Parkeraburg between local repreaentatlv,ea of labor -,id mana,ement b.eld to dacu_u lbe Spokane, Wuhlnaton, Conrqenee b,etwee, Jtd1ar F. kaiser, Chaltm,an or the Board or Kaiser 11)®4trie, and David McDonald, USW '.Prt1ldent, with Joc.111 l1bor-Q1aq,igemenl repre,entatives from a(!roH the nation. 'Mle Sp<iUne meeUn1 advanced an entirely new premilt! of labor• managemen t relations. Jt r;evolve1 baalcally around t he ,nutual ac-, ceplance ot re1pon1lblllty and frank dl1cusslon1 or pollcy and problem, 11t all leveb. '• " ' '. ' Rlvem1wood Worts Industrial Relations Manager, Arl Miltner said to fully realize the objediYes of the program a series of perio­ die meeUgga wllJ be held between the company and the- union at all leveh to communicate problema ,and policies an� will In• dude dJacunions On such things as (!os&•, quaU ty , ,c:ullomer prob­ lem,, the why of changes, the company•, «impetltlVI!' position and th, UDtral atale of buJJinell!'I. "ProW,en;a, .-MCA artae must be 4,1,cuu,d In an atl)'losphere or ll)ubilll trpat wit h a real desire to t1n4 an flll,u.itable solution" he said. Both labor and management of­ tlclals today were enthusiastic over the potenUalltles of the r:iew program. Ralph Spindler, US W Field Re­ the presentative, pointed to Parkertburf meetina: as " an ex­ tremely important opportunity to know eMih other beller." Togeth­ er we have a job to do" he aald , "a continuou• ,Job o f 'buildlng better relations at Ravenswood . Our mutual trul!'t, faith, an d con­ fidence in each other wlll do thot Job." Harley Rlch11r'1son, S tnlwork, era Sub-Reglona,1 Director, di1CUl1ing the , Parker1bur1 n,ee tlnl JJaid. "We',re going lo carry out the Intent of the apirit of the Spokane Conference aa e:1�anded by tdJ•r Kaiser and Df,vld Mc­ Donald, and wilh conndence In each other, we're i'Oing to make Ravenswood one of the fineAt places In this country to work." Ravenswood Works Manaiier C. D. Smith, said thal McDonald and Ka1wr, "in their t1lu made clear thut they, •• our top olfi­ cla la, believe thi8 type of 'Work . In t toJether would eventu11lly eliminate the dl1tru11t crHted ' by lick of knowled11e of eac h other'• problem, and that throua:h mu­ tual undentandlni, 11eater thinlR will be 1ccompli1hed." One of t he Jargelt fulJJ-ln te• 1rated aluminum producln1 fari­ llllet In the naUon, t he Ravf'ns­ wood Works currently employs 1ome 2,800 people •With the pre­ i,,ndorance of lta work-force re­ preaenltd by USW Local 3668, Bob Barton, Prealdent. Safety Oub Award Winners Are Announced At th e Har-Mas Junior Safely Club .record hop, April 22 door prhe� were won by Susie CUndlff and llaye Johnson. Receiving ,pri:r.­ ea for the prettlesl dressed girls were Anda Walburn and Mary Ann Cundiff. A.11 a special feature of the evening 12 year old Karen Brewer Jnlroduced the basic steps of the new Madlaon dance. DAILY SENTINEL DAYBOOK CL.+,11 MIITINJ The Homebqtld11n Clan of the llradbllr)I ChutoH o1 Cbrl1t wlll hold lhalr fflorithly-me0Un1, Miin­ day, Ma)' 18, •t 8 p. m. in tilt) church buamtnt. SQUAD 1-CIIVI S ,uNDS The R.acJne !mer1ency Squad h11 ann O \ltlCed the f'!eelpt of ,12.flO frorp lira. Paulllle Brewer. The offlcen of Qie 14u1d expreu­ ed their th■nb to Mn, Bn,wer for her efforll In toUeitln1 tuncb or them In Ille SUYenvllle ll'flt. LIil Friday ev ening the rloor prb:e waa -won by Mrs. Loui1e Cundl(( and priies for the pret­ tiest drened went to Jane Dod­ son, Connie Harbour an d JoseUa Llah. Wlnnln11 the slow dance contest were Retha Wright and Ralph Cundirf. Winners (If tho faat dance r.ontett were Mary Arm Cundiff and Retha Wright, flhd Suaan Johnaon and Sally Williams fro m H1.rrl1onvllle, 0. Judges for the evenln1 were Mr. and Mn. Edward Pul11l of Rhode bland, Conn., •nd Mn. Arma Johnson or New f{aven. Safety Club memben wUI meet \his Wednesday at MIion Hall for lhelr tlral ald atudy. The club is 1110 aponaorln11 a temporary emer1ency ambulance 11ervlce for this Nrvlce you may <:on tact Harry Reltmirf! at TUrner 2-3414 Hart­ ford, WW. Va. A fully equipped tmbulanct b11 bNin purehaud l'TA TO - T The PorUand PT� wlll meet on tor lhl1 purpoae. Monday, ll■y Id, 8 p. II'.' in the Pol'll¥a Oradt Sebapl. �ew orrt­ IINGII ITILL ALIV I ftl'I wtll be lnatalled tiy )In. How• NIW YORK UPJ - Luc:ru.la ant Ebenblch. All meniben ar11 Bori, 1a, one of the- world'• JNat Wfed to Atte11d. opera tmltrt. �UJII to life eul)' today In ltoo,a"'1t 11.oopilal TO MIIT �Tl,IIDAY w . h,r.e Ille bu been In a coma The Junior �•II ,Ince 1urt1rina I brain hemor­ Gar4,n Club will meet tor r1orrhla:e May I, 1anl&atlon 8a iurday at 3 p. m. a t llit of lln. G, II. Th�-• 'l'bore elect� o1· and �••• wlohln1 to join tbt club a,.. •rpd to be pre-.,.1. -■ Ce cil W. Allen, Mae Allen, tnys, sea Grant Harrison, Edna Harrison lo Robcr1 Leslie Harrah, 100 A., Salem. C. L. PaHer�on, Daisy Patterson lo Hallie Cross, parcels, Rutland. A. L. Danforth, Helen Danforth, ErneRtine Ferrell, Oscar Ferrell to Albert L. Oa11fo1th Jr., 20 A., Or­ ange. • Edward S. Beatty, dee., Sybil Eb­ enbat'h, Sp. Comm., lo Freda V. Beally, 31 A., Oli\'e. Grover W1lilc Sr. and Lucie P. Whit,e to Grover W hlte Jr. and El­ sie Marie White, Che.der. Franci8 Johnston Diet, William Dick:, Robert DouglaH Johnston, Helen John8ton to E. D. Doug�s, parcels, Lebanon. Allen and Mary Eli!abeth Grueaer to Bernard Ful tz, parcel■ , Rut- I land. Bernard V. and Betty J. Fultz to Allen and Mary Elizabeth Grueser, parcels. Jtutland. Emory P. an d Hattie "ow ell lo , Lebanon Township, 1 1h A., J.eb- · anor1. Basil R. JetFtrs, Mary A. Je ffers Eunice E. JeHers to Russell Cul­ lumR, Elta CullumR, 3.50 acres, Bedford. Anna Kathryn Brown to Harol d M, Brown, lots, Middleport. Et1gle Ridge ! , ltems 0f lntere� 1 BY MRS. AMY WOLF Mr. and Mr11. Glenn Wood and Mrs, Olic Smith of Ent Liver• pool spent the weekend with Mr. and Mre. Raymond Eva:::, and ramll;· . RQy Wolf and eon Raymo}'d of his mother, . Columbus visited Amy Wolf Saturday. Mr. and M n. • Garry Griffith of Columbus itpent tl1e weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mra. Ed• ward GriM!th. Mrs. Gaynell Clark and daueh• ter or Athena visited her daugh­ ter Mn. Milton Tutt le and family. Mrs. Jack Harri• spent Sunday with her aunt, Amy Wolt. Mr. and Mn. A. H . Ben11el of Pomeroy 1pent Sunday with Mr. an d Mrs. Raymond Evans and family. Mr. and Mr111. Milton Tuttle and famliy fipenl Sunday wit h Mr: and Mr11;. Paul LaWrence of Port­ land. Mandie Rose spent M onday with her enndpanmll, Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Tullle. 'wbiill•I bo.,, .,m lie - om.... 1'.u.nn�s out ot TO ...IACH 141111 Rev. Hl(Old Loullhead of llar11 et.ta •"' deliver tu tnOthillf ter­ mon at the ru.t lapllol Cbyl'ffl ol Mlddlt,ort lhla Sllllda, mO!l'fll11_4 al 10:18. Jlov. RalpJI . J!il!dtl, l'om· aroy, will be tlte etel'lr for the, hot water too often? - tvtnlnt aerviee. . HOL.ZIJ �ITAL � Ila, 11 !(n. Harry Lolll lnanvlllti M}eb. ael Ro­ rl! ff., Wa ' ten AA< ' :f M11 1l l'""'1 � Donlei l(ePU!a nd, M'n '"''· lira. Ralph cart.. iilir."' Wi!J .�j.."'J'•• , t!J• �r��.ai d'Pi,..; VJ � V-........_ 111dia,1 lfll,ort; Dooald PolJt.ller, 11n. J1m11 -- �·11ro,n,: ''iii;' �- Pl11Mi?ict.-� · 11a1o11 . 1!e J"""" l/l4 ' ��f�YE��!�.� !�:. ' NeiN o����� Frerath, both o( Middleport, Marl Church. He ii married an d h11 Burtr,n, Muon City, W, Va., and I three children, Carter, Keith and Roy B.. Chrl1ty, Cheater, were hon� Kim. ored Monday night b,- Sun Oil Mr. Burton fil[IICn&le• 13:urton'11 -Company for a combined total of unoc q station al M�on City and S Nia• � yean of cordial bualnen Uohship� In aupplying petroleum has been � Sun04:o dealer !or 10 �ucti and ,erv1ce, to motorist,. ye�rs. He 11 married �n� has ,p: Billie Jean, Theae Sunoco dealers received ch tldren, w,nda, Dealer Loyalty Award Wayne, Phllhp,, Clara Fay 9nd Sun's plaques frpm ,,_, _ T. Artzberger, Brenda Gay. ·, : mana1er of Sun Oil Comp.any '» Mr. Cbrt ,ty operate, Chrillty' s · .Wheeling 11le1 . district, at a Sun<)(!O station at Chesler aYtd hu · meetlnJI of Sunoco de■leni at the been I Sunoco duler for \0 years. Hotel Lafayette, Mariett J, Ohio. :u-. Chriatv is married. Ne.I• C. Pol"lell operate, PowR ■ TUllNS TO AIJAA MATE• ell'• Sunoco st.Li.lion in Middleport MORAGA, Calif. UPJ - Andy and h11 been a Sunoco dealers for 26 yeua. He i1 a me mber of the Sloan, who was 1,raduated from St. American Legion. tte la married Mary's Collee:e in 1938, will return to the. school next fall as freshm�n ,nd h"! one child, Ruth Ann. Eugene French U1 as11oci1ted Ing high 11chool b111ketb1ll m with Mr. Powell in the operation of Chicago. Powell's Sunoco atatlon and haa basketball coach and usistant 1th­ been a Sunoco dealer fi;ir 20 years. I letic director. He h11 been toach• U,,. "t e-v:en. Wr- ·a i_w j �•°" =_.,D , _• 1_____ y ,,..R' O C! c:wo no 19..��rfis-W- a.a, ;fJ;_ 1/f t!MP' •�·=) --· �in, ."" Am•,.. � !ollil:. it A X 'l' D L B A A X II lo L O N O l' ll L L O W One Jittlf llmp)y atandl for another. Ia. th\a IIUIIPl• A 11-� fo-r the three L'a. X tor tbl two O'llt etc. Bingle leUen, -..­ aJI. ....... troptiu. the leb&th and twtna.Uon of tbe VlOl'dl � da't the ood• lettffl are rlill'erent. 0 1\ N U ON Cetrner Locuat and ; I(4 Zaccs T • ON ' " 2/u il& . ' • . . Specially- Priced for Our . ,> il .-•· OR TH '' '' l' � • . •• f,l , • • 1 .. 'l'llele ALo lra<lll ' 'If Cltlon: I I \.• 11 4 '0W ll.> .i•ll I (, ,'fM• •� �ONI 9!'f',. s: ."• �· 1 1· "· ·· � �· '" � -�. ., .. @. ,,�,. -· , "'\ ' .,. ·' Kl"' ... ,,;. '- ��- ·, '.' .fi� '-, .:\i .� ·!)1t.�' -VI,,/." 'lti'f ... M ', ' . Only $10.00 �n � $4 weeklJ ' . llawallon DI�•• N,it,rtl llaWipidt llln.., �• )'a!), ..... G,oy, llll!Pl'I" 11Jl1!, �""fl' Gray, Dovv Wl>IIO, De I WUlt .1 . , , SPECIAL TERMS DURING ANNIVERSARY SALE To Three' Sullera \ ·, ,,�. .r..· ,"._. · ,._,.;,\·\'.')� 1· RS ..,,-RY ,�IJi \ -�,liUU.. Slli ;{\ J!19TE SPI NET �-DESIG� IN 'f(} IEAUTIFOL MAL. FIN ISH 'e5 YEAR . GUARANTEE ." < 'From Beauty CUM ' . , _ .. .- ' ' / a SU9,111'9 • STYLES 'l -..i lfi . llillli'p� ,u..� and ..... ' '' I .' ' , .J . . '- � ·-�· .•. ,. 1 : ' • ,.• . Sunday School attendance 011 May 8 w11 41, offerln1 tf .28 . Durin& the Sunday School hour aJ,fll or potted chry11nlhemums IHV9N: Montgomef')' : 15.5 on up, were preaented to Grace Swartz pd, 16. 1 on lower, � reet optn, the elde11l rnotber, Doria Dllll111- GalliPQlil: 20� on upper, 29.2 on er. the youngeal mother and Gar­ lower, 82 feel open; Lock. �: 27.7 net Windland, moth� of tM llr· Conclltkwf ef Mo,,-.W• Dem.: gest family. Add dul• are down, river 1IIUin1 Wonhlp 1enices wen: beld at a,; tenth foot per hour. 10:45 with Herman Taylor l eader Ohio River S.ta: Oownbound: and an attend.mce ot 17. Em1worUl; Reliance al 1 :20 &m, Mr. and Mr,. Chu. O'Brien 8-9; Lo<.'k 18: Be lpr� at 6:40 am, an d aon of Columbw spent M o• 0-2; Nallrmal al 7:15 am, 3-5; Lock thers D11y with her parent.a, Mr. 23: Beaver at 5:35 pm, 1 .0; OVE'..: an d Mn. Garner Griffin. at 8: 15 am, UM); Mr. Criu al I0:35 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Swartz am, 0-0; and sori of Ravenna viaited his Upbovnd: Lock 23: Lehigh at parents. Mr. and Mrs. Vere Swartz 1 0:25 pm, 4-6; Mike Creditor at Int we.et. 7: 10 am, 9-2. Yr. and Mrs. Kenneth Griffith Karwwha lltl,,... Bo1h: Wm£1el d : and son Joe of Vienna, W. V1., Helen Z down at 2.� am, 1 - 7. attended churc-h here Sunda,- and were d inner guests ot the Emtst Taylor -family . Mr. and MJ'8. Harold Swartz and family of Willlamstown, W. Va., and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Swartz and family of Marietta · spent Sunday with their parent.a, Mr. and Mr8. Hobart Swartz, COUNTY LIA.GUI Mrs. Claire Woode spent SaturPORTSMOUTH, o. UPI - A Sci• Hlgh Sooret., Mty 2. lf60 day with Mr. and Mrs. Charles oto County couple died today in a Ind. 3 games - Bud McKinney, D . W�de. fire that a:utted their two.story 808· Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Woode frame home six miles ea1t of here. d- 1 &■me -:-- Bud McKinney· visited her mother, .Mrs. J. B. i: Sheriff Rusaell Burns 11id the Hayes, Mr. and Mra. Clifford victims were James Adkin,, 60, Team 3 aamea - Hot Rodi, 2560 Hayes and Grego ry and M:r. and and his wife, Edna, 58. whose Team 1 game - Aaaoclated, RaMri. Frank Oieeaebrew. of Mid- bodies were round inside the dio, 877. dleport, Mothers Day, house. Two boys aleepiog in an Won Lott ..cf. lt■ndlnt' Mr. and Mn. Richard Spencer upstairs bedroom e,caped with .A.uoel.ated Radio 315, 13 -729 and son have moved into the Hot 'Rode 32 l fi -667 house recen tly vacated by the minor lnjllfies. Landmark 31 17 ,M6 Whitlatch family. Burm; said the bla:r.e apparently 16 32 .333 Cr:ou & Sons Mr. and Mrs. Clair Woode of started from an overturned fuel Davie - Warner 16 32 .333 Cheater vi'liled Mr. an d Mrs. oil stove in the kitchen. He sai d Cbnpman's Market 14 34 ,292 Chas. D. Woode and Mr. and Mrs. A d kins ma)' have suffered a T-, THIii Bowlers Wm. Carr lftd daughters Sunday stroke or heart attack d uring the Bob Louks 179 178 1715, 532 evening. nilht and fell against the stoYe, Bud Mdc.inney . 211 l 'nl 222 808 Mrs. Paul Buckley and children overturning il. IVlo Rouab 132 1-1:9 178 4:59 spent Mothere Day with her moThe v1ct1ms' son, Phie11 Adkin,, Vernon Stone 184 13G 203 602 ther, Mrs. M abel Swartz of, ;io, said he and a friend, Benny Bob Murray 118 163 181 462 1 Athens. Sammons, 12, who lived neai-by, Art Sylveat�r -------180 20'1 204 :171 i were awakened by Mrs. Adkins. Thi• Wffk', RNulh He said she warned them to get I . o. .;,.wamer I Alloc."rt1dio 2 out of the house and go for aasiR­ Cbopman"s Market 8 Labdm■rk O tance. " 1 Cr08! &: Sons 2 Hot Rods Nht WNk'• Schadule Wilkes Grange met May 2 with Landmark vs Hot Roda Master Zelda Hall in the chalr. Dewey Blan,ed For Associated Radio vs Crou &: Sons "Your Mother" was the theme usLocomotive Bid Loss ed by the lecturer for the literary Chapmlln's Mkt vs Davia-Warn er COLUMBUS UPI _ A state o. program. Refr eshments were serv- liclal S..ton Highs Said today that Thomas E. lnd. 3 Games - Sam F1anagan, ed at the cloae ot th e meeting. Dewey, the Republican presiden­ Mrs. Ada Strawsbaugh enter- tial candidate 701. in 1944 and 1948 Ind. l Gam e - Ge<irge Wagner. tained. the Wilkesvllle Garden .and now a priYate attorney, play• Club at her home on May 3. Twen- ed a major role in lhe federal 276. Team S Games - Hot Rods ty memberi. 1tnswered roll call by go,,.ernment's deel8ion lo award a giving a housecleaning hint. Arti- four million 2702. contract to a Japan• Team 1 game - Hot Rods, 987. cles on "Tulips'' were read b)' Al- ese, ralhcr than an Ohio, firm. thea Strong and several tulip arTop Flv• 9owl..-s Avg, State lndudrial and Economic rangements w ere displayed. Re- Developmen', George Wagner 174 Director Kocler Col­ freshments were served at the 173 Bob Louks llsoh said Dewey was hired by close of thie Reaaion. 171 Joe Plechaty Mitsubishi of Japan lat,e in the 170 Mrs. Clara Phillips Yisited ae,,.erSam 'Flanagan negotiations on lhe conlract, Col­ al days ncently with her son, Kel­ 168 Bud McKinney lison said Dewey helped convince son Phillips, and family, Waverly, the Orrice of Civil De£ense Mo­ Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hutton or bilitation to accept lhe low bid of Baltimore, Q'1i9, Mn. George l�e Japanese flrm.' ' · · 1· Ho1u e 1nd da1: h t h t�r a,t d grandson · -or tpevdland were recent guests of ear-Old Boy Held ·Mr. alfd Mrs. Earl Beckley and Mrs. M. I!;, Pattel'llon. Mrs. Lelia Johnston of Wellston For Slu11:ging Mother COLUMBUS UPI - Juvenile and Ma4,1 Powell of Michigan were authorities today held a 12-year­ .:::,1f'l�q" "'"'!Its of Mr. anrl M.-q old boy !or slugging an expectant mother in the abdomen with a son; Ronnie, Columbus, were r&­ rubber door mat because she re­ fused to contribute to a bofus cettt guests of relatives here. Mr. and Mr1. Dorotohy Shank or fund drive. Athens wel't'! Sunday gue11ts or rel­ Police said the slugging took atives here. Mrs. Shank recently place when the woman declined graduate d with a cla88 of praclical to contribute lo a church whkh nurses at Athens State Hospital. U11e youth said he represented . A Mr. and Mrs. William Patterson ehurch official sai d the boy had of Logan were weekend guests or no connectton with it. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Beckley and Mrs. M. E. Patterson. Mrs. Kalie Wilson is recuperat­ Mr. and Mn. Emmett Graham ing from eye surgery at the home are visiting relatives in Illinois and ot her daughter, Nora Jordan. Missouri. Heil French losl a valuable cow Mn. Shelba. Jean Arbat1gh em­ recently. ployed in Columbu8', spent the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Arbaugh. 'Mrs. Clara Phillips attended a Demonstration Home regional meeting in Middleport recently. Mother's •D•:r was observed in the local chui:ches last Sunday. 'The Biggest Piano Value Ever· Offered! 3• ,i: � t P,A\ - � .. All PIANOS •1141 ORGANS GIEAtlY '-te,, c .' . I!!,: . \,. j • ·- RIVER REPORT Society Events Scioto Couple Dies In Flames Of Burning Home ·S�'�ollar:;� Dol�ar •., Pol. Adt. Phone WY•W78S MAIN ST. t SAM$Olill'J'E Vi'9,l'. Walke '5951 K&C JEWELE'RS J.6J,t1k,f�t i , . · . . . 'i;..!' , . GAAl>U AT E For Your Vote gn!f $11pport At The Primary Election In South Che�ter P��lq�_ s45oe SA;tlj,A Y ,, � .• , . . . ' :�t.. : · ·L1111,se! l ala:'. I iiaii& 1 : ,Gii• Y.nur • ,- 1Mr IIIIIUTI "&•. 17 IM"­ liltti1111 Mtiftlt'lllt, Will "b1qlt'" p T� .l�_,9N TILIVIS I OH .. . .• · t•· . � , _ : .• . -Zf! P K Q P S. ' . • CrJptof&uot.ei WHERE THICRE 18 NO � 'lffllllUQ CAN BE l,1Tl1'& CJ,U){ '1'0 Vll(ttf� 'l" ' •. · ' . · � 1'90. Klq ...lUrt1 8p4lcllt. be.) AIIIAD IN TILEPHONII CHIC.i:GO I/Pl-The llell Tele, phone Co. haa Installed in llllnol1 S00,000 more telephones than U::ua ire In all of Ruuia. The comp111y ald It bad four m�tlon p horu,1 lo Wlnols. ....... • '. Mr. and Mn. G«l. Clark. I paren Mr. an Mr11 brick have moved into their new home purchue • Harr1sonv1'IIe .,I 1-,eW� Report ...,, d I · I , FREJ DOOR PRIZE $100.00 Worth Of HI Fl R£CotllJ$ .. 8n1, ¼liv•rr ..,t tl'I UNd c'.art FOR THE BEST PEAL The annual Scipio High School alumni banquet will be held at 7 P- m. Saturday, May 21, it i1 an­ nounced . The banquet will be held in the HarrisonYille e,,m and Will be followed by a dance. A reunion of the 1tudents of .-the late George Crow is bting planned thill year and any per!lfln who attended classes under Mr. Crew are urged to attend. Reservations for U,e banquet [ may be rnade with Mn Hazel Stan- 1 ley, Harriaonville. AROUND DEAL ONLY AT Metropolitan Motors SEE THESE 1959 Ford VI. Uh new. Fclir­ lane, automatic, radio and !heater. SAVI S $ S 1959 Lart.: II, 6 \.Tl', with over­ drive.- The1 economy car. One •loeal owner. Like new. 17,000 mllm. $A.VI $ S f. 1951 Chevrol" 2 Dr. 6 cyl., std. trans., heater. Olean rand mice. Lots or rm.Hes ·left in­ lrnB car. SAY-I S S $. n..lrlane 500. 1957 Ford 111to. tramt., Ndi-o ,arwl heater. Cl... ond_ s;>lid. $AVE $ � $. . 1tS7'1'-btlcar Champion. 6 , cr\., ..,.,,.,, Good cheap ..._n,port,,tloa. $AVE $ $ �F 1'51 Fon VI- 4 Door. VI - 4 Dr. lfll 'UH. ...,.,. 11' "' .... 1'50 o.s.t. ,I cyl. · lif1 clean .and flOl.id 'c,r f� lf)Odel. Mab w ■11 Mtet, , 1M9 , 61,....,•lllte 78. · Rulli. Man ua 1tn offtr. Open Ewninp TII I P,M. :ve °""" mmERS �Factory �ained service" Me�opolitan Motors Tnmportation Ofl Lmd & Sea 600406 •· Maht.11. ,_., Phone WY-2-3170 One coolnees Flnetit Foo& Prlcett! � taste will convince you that . . . from first course to last! our food is superlative MARTI N RESTAU RANT IN MIDDLEPORT ON ROUTE 7 SURPLUS STOCK ' ' • .' LIOUIDATION SEUING OUT 1/2 OF OUR ENTIRE STOCK GRADUATE SPECIALS AUTOMATIC WATCH ES $19,88 For Men - Reg. $69.95. WATC H ES FOR MEM - - $17.88 Shockproof - Waterproof - Anti-magneti_c Watches. $59.95 Values. tes $15.88 es for Girl Gra4u� .Wotch While or Yellow Gold Watcties Worth $39.'gg.._ Graduate Spcial Price. AU Above Watches Carry _ One Full Year Guarantee Expansion Bands . 1.88_ and $2.88 Your watch needs a V•lues to $9. 95. new band! So buy 1t now - whit'? and yellow gold - DRESSES - · · · · $4.88 one big rack - and we mean dresses - Values To $19.95. a BIG rack - of year round TH E JEW EL SHO P and summer _NEW HAVEN W. YA. , IIONE •. ..,,.., PHILCO , +lotpaW. Spring Electric Range .Camival ! you We Serve You )!lght Al Sur;,tslagly -Lllw .,,,. Now DINI Oltn With The · ·� •. NF.W YORK UPI-Fonner Yin• kee baseball star Joe Dillaulo told police Wednesday that hll hotel apartment wu burglarized of S2,000 in jewelry 110metlme between April 2 and May 9, while h� i; on a buaioeu trip. Annual Scipio Alu1nni Banquet l8 Saturday Fl:� �,rs�� we s.1¼ct d . from Thur C.tney. :-.!r ,rnd Mn Clinl Gilkey, Sr .. Ir A.. Glllt.yDr and Mn, Don Glbaon and "'r and Mn. Clinton Gilkey Jr ,on, Mark, of Portamouth, v1a1 led and three children. Mn John JYer the wet:kend with the Frank Stout and '.\Ir and M..r1. George ;1bson and Bud Dougla1 famMie1. Clark attended the 11peech by Mr and Mn. Homer Lee were Cong MOf'lltr, the Jitney !upper Sunday dinne 1uest,, of Mr. and I and lhe danre a1 Kacme recently I Mr1> Norma Wilson rem:ilns serMn. Clmtoo Gllkey Jr. Mt . and ltrs F. o. Whaley and 1ou� ly i'I m ! he ·-.1: e 1i:1 General son, Terry, of ColumbWI, and Mr ] H ospital .an d Ml'ti Robert Al k ire and Bob ' Mr and Mrs (1inlon Gilkey Jr 1 and Ray, local, were Sunday d m- !iptmt Sundiiy with h1� brother, ner gue1t1 of Mr. and )Ira. Clint Howard, of Rio Grande. I Gilkey Sr. Mn }lary Carst'y hc1s returned Mr. and Mrs. Harry Plummer of ' home from llol:r.er Hospital followCarroll ,1penl Sunday wilh her I mg surgery �n. Gerald Grate has bet.•n helping hrr dau�hter. Mrs Thor C<1r fo Be On Radio, TV The Rio Grande College En• 1 sey, who will move to their new semble will be heard and aeen on I home Sa t urday. the WL W (Cincinnati) radio and I Mn: .Nellie Borga� h_a� accepterl teleeast program "Cburth By The I a �11u o,n at the .'1e1g& County Si de of The Road" Sunday, Ma )' Children s Rome . Mr. and Mn. Ern_est Hawley and l !i, 8 :30 a. m. to 9:00 ;ii. m. e11t. Ellen, Middleport, s:A!nt daughter, be The theme or the service will Sunday evening ip Mr. and �11 � ''Rural ure Sunday" In lhe group are Sleve Co11ts and Vera Vroman, both of Mi d• dl,eport. 12-Y SiON IUYS THURMAN I_ L_ R_ A_ H_ C_ CHARLESTON, w. Va. UPI-The Charleaton Sen1ton1 Or the Amer­ ican AIIIOClaUon h■ve purcbued Bob Thurma n, a former major league outtielder, from Seattle or the PadfJc Coast Leuue. He play­ ed with Omaha o[ the American Association last year, hitting i248. Clint GU.Mi Sr. Miu Ruby .Dltlll who ii .-otk1a, m Columb� 1pen,t Sunday beN. Mr. and Mn. Clay lf:dUn09y ot Columbua ,peul Sunday with bil parenta. ltr,. Clotine and Esta Mae BIM!t­ wood vllited Sunday at the HlW• d,1y-Atk.in.a-Jewell home. Ct' and Mn. Al1ton 1'racJ' of Columbu1 ■Pd Mn. Nellie 'Jlr:� of. Pomeroy were rue�\• al tlMI Hallld ay-A lki ns-Jewell bm�e Sa�urda)'. Mrs. Maxine Robin,on of Coblm• bus vi1ited her mother st - Melp General Hospital Mother's' D�J. Mr. and Mn. Du1,ne S�ey Ill� · !!On, Slevle, visited her mother, Nada Townsend, Mothff'I :O.y, In tbe a ftunoon they called 0,1 Dile Stanley ar.d M.ra. Cull Stanley. Miss Lena Jordan i1 ill. 1 Soc', al lt·"ms Give . . . al only for Iii■ -. 11 Jfflll _.. CITY LIAtUI Hloh -., Mir S. IMO High Three Game Ind. - Haw­ ley, ffl. High Sina:le Gamo--H■wiey, 23t , Team 'three Game, - FU, NoY­ elty Shop, 2605 Team :;lnile Game - Fife NOY· elty Sbop , p&. St•ncllnft Won Loat Pct. Fife Novelly Shop 28 20 -683 Robinson ·s L3undry 27 21 _(Wl3 Ohio Power 26 22 .:542 Z4 Z4 .000 Eliu 21 27 .'38 Stroh's Beer 18 30 .376 New Haven helOl'I Hltha lnd. 3 Games - Clifford, 681. Ind. l Game - Clifford and Flanagan, W. 't'eam 3 Games - EIU, 2778. Team 1 Game - Stroh'• Beer, 989. • Top Five lewlm AV9, 18.1 Clifford 178 Louka 177 Hawley 177 Searles 174 Flanagan I •r I I w· 1 kesv1· 11e r V P L III LV ftb Eo,y lo YOU' lE INVIT ED ern,1opam Qoo"l'I"" LO . =' MiCJ..U.lll'S · "D•!lY 1$&.• '1' UBPO --- .So TltAT 1JlfM TO CONESJ ·• AO n: ..... "' , ,- tJio. ...._, lflHpt ,.,,;e Ml'I-- -� . ZPB '. � ' "1 b-+-+--1-+- :r-l-+-+-t-1 ■OINLTV " we OBD'TOQUOTE - Be:n'1 how 1G Wllrk Ill DAILY . DOCTORS CHICK KIM N EW YORK UPt-ActreH Kim Novak, who returned from E'9lf• 09e ,ever1l day1 110, entered Doctors Ho,pltal Tuesday tor a complete ph)ollcal checkup. ' 'tid. •• � -- f..-t-+➔ i,,.+-+--f-+- A 1 'olt.fleltl, ri"9 whell ••t J� •� Uon �. Atrltoto 8. V'erd�t 1, Bhlp'a reoont wl•h m)'llelf could talk to hin'lself As l knew h im a year ago. I could tell him I lot, that would ,ave him a lot, or the th lqs be ouaht to know. -Al'IOl'I, (Subnilltod .., Mn. Lff 0. Woodl : _,, 1i". ....=·_.,. t.� I '· . 'N · }:;' u.�:.. �:=111 ';('o eal!h i.8 given a bag o( !pols,­ A ahapeleas ma.ss and a bobk or rulea; And eilch mu11& roake, ere UCe is flown, A lllumbllng block or a at�pping 1tone. - !l'lie.. ·\M� JW!t '- , 111W '"" w,et I ·a--. -.:.��, �-� �cMit' ;;··ii'uileo, "'9i_,, l),apd Area Dealers Rec�ive Sun Oil .;le: •• , , Alfred Area BOWLING ., _ . 11 I ' Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., llay 18, 1960--3 OpAn'1> B Board R ' ' . . ,.. · ll n IK r.:.!"• lln. Chailff Oi�•:i.!:1 • tort alls Savm • g Many Amer1c . an Lives Social Events day .... Ri- ""· , 1M C.Pihllt N-, 1iaY. o,, May IS, 1960 Bids For _Five School Bosses Z-DaUy Sentlnel, Pomeroy-Middlepol1, f Le f Thank You - - l fl 1 , ,-, . , tt,,•1 ! , -, •1 1 1 1 • 1 ,; Tt-tl CIOOKfD PATH throuah the primeYal wood " If e \'ery wQ man in the Unlled Harry Snydtr runs I bui eve.ry tional films aboul canA rail w.ilked home as good ca.lYes ce "Ed uca day from the Church of God Yc bef'n seen by more lban St ates saw o ur r ha documentary Sun shot1ld; ol Mt · M"•ia h an d hau I5 the chil• • · nme an d Two Women,' and toolr: y . J-'..JlfVd But marle a trail all bent Hkew. 22 million Americans---and the dr to s u.�day Se hoo l . ltves of· many of them have been tht' precautions we 1.1r1e, many of :r. and wtl, D on Be l l and d U · Bid• f or five n ew K'hool b fl A crooked trail as all calves do. lJS sa\'ed . " � th 1 4 000 needless d eathe from a at t nich )' h Monda ter rn s en mg e nt opened were n . g • � _ ! Thls announcement was made 1:-a ca�cer °a( the uterua could be elimSince then three ht1ndred years o C ilh 1.U"u b me e tin1 of the Mason unt)' w ..,r r M 11 an rs d M , Al i today at tA.ml:ll'U'tn Cf,ncer Society inated. The eancer cell examin•Be have fled, J•mes U f fre • ' · Board of 2dufatlon in Point hea d quarters in Middlepc,rt by we recommend lion 111!1 a yearly . And r inf:f'r the ralt 111 dead. , Pleuant. r B 1 nt Charles Murray, local chairman of check, can detect caneer !,11 this ::i u,Jcl,: But still b.e left behind hie trail . wi� � a:Ut site yean; before ttiit lumor beBids r.'fii\• t,.b\d,ate4 . H the ,And tb�reby haop m)' moral tale.. the e1..mmt -Cancer Cnn11Jde. p I Erv' of M i ne 'bi! ' ''The \ire-saving Yatue of our I gins to grow . Obviously, , i � ev_ery he�· m :J.er at�:nded :�, � ni w_,,1 optftaj. ))y Paul }f owell, �s­ e motio - - - ffll Is conrrete fact. adult woman . had • :,e■ r:t; .Pap Or hel' • u rl.Cle . Joe u:m ,.. The trail WU taken up next day at Eut aitl:@;Dt •11per.ii9.temk nl , 'lb.et" wi l l r m0 � f nol � wi¥'fui O thW!(- s9,ea o as II If C. /ll \1109 Li� , , , . . , . . � 1\odl•� -by, 111, Jlo'l"d ,,nd a By 1 10¥ do5 tbat J)Ul:ed that inJ," i]je � trruin · 1q.id. "�'dd for D,r. G eor1e P�Rf��� , w,1y : · \I .:Rq �· !Ey Iii� tt to fid bier dec'ltto,i Din �in,: ,Urie buaes -,'J � n,lqeol1 o/ d,eve!Qped the def� Te, I!" �•"I• � lint . . next And t�n , wf.e bell-wether sheep <hat'I � !' int,r :wl ll m ade ,¥, ,. l"T .,·,-oe · a :r,oiot of -deaths from uferane qan� ,t Wb.ff , Seven compames 51,fAfil!lttlng P\ll'1.lled tti.e trail o�er vale 4n4' ·Meip � could be al .,,o,t "�oily e1!11tl�led. ,.eil>J · . 1•¥ifible films ' bid, w..-i � �uJPl!IM :com. · 1teep. 1 . , ' 'lbe ollGj:t �ntarieo about ",\< fw •-' 1 6 ptinll<e movie llr lfn, Glovlu panr, Maf>n;l:'iiJuity , llotor"- J. _D. a ion Moort, Oon:ipaaw. Baker .Equip. And dre.:w the flock behind him . ca�c c�tflil. _11e dealp,e:d to iet "Bnqt s,eJ!-ExamiDaUon," il .., -,� &!I� the Wrtb men 4Dd '\Y,QWieD to their phy&i- bffn �vllli life ,ev� ain,ce it wu �nil¥ at Holzer ment Comtaany', R. F. Steiner too, are Mr. Company, F:omeroy cia fo c u QJ i r� he•»h c);l£ k P8, Cir.t relea,ed In ta&(t The film Equipment A• good b:ell-wethen always do. �•�U � . and with the public Valley po tbe apprqved rtray• teclu,Hlue JP -., Ohio Ole · and Compaay And from that day, o'er hill and Kri. GJ8 '10(a_pn of Canton the bv�h "(ij9JU 1:lgnab which • for rc,,�thly self-e:Qmroa,tfon." ranged t'rom Company. Bids elade, JJ,. �\ll'l'fY ur&ed woman :,ent tbe. �-od witb h� falh- $2,518:23 for a 48-paa�nser bua Through t.b,ose Qld woodR a path may mean C�r. � w nty o to $3,8":.iS for a 61).passeng er "Ou,r 14• aho co�b'ate op ln M.ela,i Co1:1 lf' � 11,ot aten I • W. o. w-, nude. the fa,et �I' ma_ny cancer, are be- '.J3reQI: _ Self-Exan:i i,n,uo_u' to n;.1kp •P..d 1,1. ff, B. Pow!lll1 spent �us. · ' Re1i&ntUOQIII of three teachers And many tnen wound In and out. ifli cured, aald l(r. • Murray. On1J fn date iw1th ,b(" t friend• to 1,ee It. over "-e y�· witb their And �qdged and turned and bent thr.ee paUeflb UI now beine ,_,,,ed. "TbQSe who hav.e . ae.e.n it 11,t, ,;.� �o.tl;le,-�-� '"· � and Wflll l'Hd. T]Jey w"re from )(rs. !W barlci&on. U could 'be .one in two, if every• see lt anin to refresh th.eir mem- Kr,. J. JJ. EfeJyn "Gr�!1:_Mts. Diane Thabet about, � I C OJi7 m:9Uon picture, '1!d oriet," th,e cbainna.n N.lti, "And Nitla . -t,...er.. And uttered words In righteous body l(r. ,n.d 1¥ i. �h of ' perhaps they will Wb en I &ive .o )'0.U P�ku�u.r• Permi.sion' :wa.11 eran� Mason heed Wli\lt \b,ey hJ\'e to qy." wrath the weekend Two ot- t1¥.i rilna are for women thla typ.ical nttnl>le �, lwlr' the �#h ber Because 'lw!s 11ucb a crook� patti . Var- �IIJltJ. ,-Y4luh Fair offtclals to p_ 1,aved Jlve,. !;a� ,p4 JPtA,t -� aW,.lenc.ea, 11pled a t 1·rd,uelnf .the ,JJJotion p-�yre a ftern oon h.qJ� tlie ,_111r at the t Pleasan t o a own of from I , . needle11, .<l , "It "'■!' olj_ 1\1 "" udleo.i;e f But ltil1 the)' fo11owed-do not ii!!, ! , -11,>uob• ..�"11" � llcho<> July 28, 29 ·•rid -34)/ �� will be displayed . ui.ru.. "1, Ai;eri- 1,Q,til• \!'.Of'WI � (le<\l'..., , 0\1-111, ' ' 111. lhe � ri:i lauah• . ,J" , .,i, CJ,l.Jrwa,, dla, 1 womO.ll w,<lli,, I\OIJ>•, pfael,\Cf/1 ' • �, _._ ..• . . , . • � am wilh ■ni, .� The first miP'atiom of tflat eaU, can � ., , wl\loll � •...,i,,.11cw, -"" 11'1 •A•A . , _ - � outdoor, And throuth tbla windine wood­ cu...d' tt�: � ,• 'f.'11,'e _ r . t , .,., . 6cvdl , ,tbi . m1 The board ruled �•Y ,talked 1 unity l!lfl . '."fi!J � pennltted Becau,e h. e wobbled when he . .t. ' "'· ""' '� 9 , I\ · �" ,·. _ ; In� �l I • Such acti9n ,, walked. •• lm,11 1>o!1J1!01 ae. ��. ,-mo� �... , ,- , ,,.. 9' the rules 1,;,'-< I. � fatan,) frrt ._ i..,... . . · d· .. ,,-,i Atli c A&«,cla• The path became a lane and the ridingI. A 1<ml for .91, Jluraptaa onl) l'°o . of lhe 2'7 plqUre,, ·doll, � . � •rues being lane hec.11me II road eletwo !<Ito oponsor,d by tHo Anier!Wp C11t �· h..,_.d And many a Door horae tolled on bl 1L rr.nc1t 10, Weird cer koeiet,y � "f�r w,m•n ?.D�.•. , pb&n to . •been permJ.tt.ed beneath his load. rl'HI' ( var.) at. �. �'The "'9t have I! ·n1uable ltld . '� ' , · · ':. Toilimt three miles in the burning ' U. JtMcal 11. Beaweed: 1 lnter,sting _!Pes•a,e tor •�· ,'flaa · did to 1.9 ahead 33 18, lloH pttll lt. Tempoo Y," ¥,. '!<lrray 11id. "�pba, lrill( 1bi . ' n,c .of die W1�,1aia '""! When a sf)ort c,u t would have • !{-.:., 0U 20. mefl'lshel .tis OJI •�• We Wie•• Mf� · · [QI _....., was &iv.en made it one. 14 . �tll �- V&udevlllo people learn � thtf at: br 1t 11;� tlllltl"' at. a.de l nt!ifflt , 7111pff ... o . •�-' �!11,91 """g,ltle!,,- : e' odiool fltlr reAnd men two centurlt!A ,nd a half ln co1 . _ qr,_ � 18, DI� � IN cltterli · Jli,liitl � - btPn al (pN!lxl &a• Trod the 1oollteptt of that catr. 19.Llrp ti&& • tnond: �ted 1 !YttY tiumorouJ. 18, 25. t...rge , He11denon �l May 2 and will 16- JD, �.. cyk 'W• frill>• - ..... Ila;, Daqlaa Sln� F'or m.P'l ,re ororie to 1ro It blind ,nonti, pie. We 2i.the, . 25. Stu>.,. 1 -� to la � �,:,Ji • A lonl!' the ca1f.011ths of the mind, IJ$<>!/\' 38. F&the• .,_ � 24:, Glaclal hlJ1 �obi c,n�l . be,UeYe " yoti l(n, C. p_ Stout . And wmok aw,-v from sun to 1111n. 38. South CJopta) H. N orse tnt· o!tlaiWe sho\ll!l ")l\9,1, the ,l.,ctf .of el.JICl,f lllilelt AdtLDi. • Charlu Jones, To do what other men have done. 28, -.i bit ..,.._ �-�P 1bei\l 19 mind, Jj-/lbo!d - Kelli! Aml!tl,.' :Earl KH!er ond lean ,,. Trave..,..a 11'1. 1'.alt havinl "t�tull 1•111 \"ll\d, .· -•II an4 louib. ato.,.... beve,.,. rodent ti)\JIO ..i, "'·· •�lalni!ij �, con, �-----t1ctln1 datherlno i;yv'orl/>fl: y Mr. ud Cllrl< and .,...,...,,...,,...,.. >,nl'"l'll"" ,.,.,.. .., � ai. co. "l keep six h,c,·meat serving men, a.t 1fhtdl or Umne ' WY i=. famll,yr of IJafberbm ,pent Mother's t apo (They taught me all I knew) 3611'. l'le � order IU111,1 11'• Day , ........,. ,.1u. Mr. end Mr,. .-t-1 Their names are What and Why W�rlo ' ,o i�IJ'fi�• Af,te. · Arthlo 11ar11;tr. al!d family. and Wher\, .7. Mzl1all, "1 Jli Jf,J,� Eti ZS !&, 124£Mf And How and Where and Who." SB.Handle -Kl,.lln1 awkwardl1 � ,;, old ilayln� '3. Be'etle S�\IMBLING BLOCK Or 1/<1" •IM/ut IIOdu 411. QUtck , ' OR STJPPING ITONI Pr IIID� for all? 46. Chops J'y R. L. Sharpe 4T, PUllB Isn't It slrange that '' princes and 41, Bhatl<• Wbateftt' your order at � kings DOWN And clowns that caper In ._wdust store, '1'11 i1Ure lo .,_ ex� t. �AIUO rings An d common folks like you and el'P/111 EnJoi, • fomlly �, me r told 1ier, ..,..,_ Are builder, of Etetnh,y? n l • " One ' .--- �-- ............ -....... ........ . Poet's Corner Cancer Films Credited With • �tating Editorially • ' ., ra.PJI.Bn Weinln�ouso , @r,JI.Wpoot «Wwln -�'\ . lfN El'AL ELECT,IIC \ PRIGI DAIRB can-ertjoythe-cleenlinMII, the' ' I and speed of electric cooking at a price within reach of anyone. Because there are no llamm, there are no fumm to dirty kitchen walls. Kitchens at.ay cooler with electric heat because all the heat goes into whq,t-you're cooking. Precise CODtrols give ,met cooking temperature! � time. coolr the modem way, Buy a ifamcless elec-' ! tric range now, during the S� Electric . So Range Carnival of values. ' See your clcctric npp]iBDCe dealer · the ELECTRIC co. CO'-UMau• AND aot,tTtt&"N OHIO &l.lfCTltlO 00M"AN" � J YOUR Bliff WAY TO 0001( 18 ■LliGrRICI , 11'11 GOCIUII • D- 11 • QVIHIIII � ■ �Wilson's 2-Hitter Be· a ts Marietta 1-0 ------ -------- MEWTON, Conn. UP I-Fiord C enll'al' Pupil.a iail Pa!tenon took target pnctice on the fitiaa raq:• and in the riDI p,.m.er,� 'l'h.u,aclay iin a lune·llp for hil Grades One and Two ef Cenlr■l J '1ftf, 20 bUV)'weiiht dianiplon-: · ol tp · S and their te1chen. Mias cbwl 1 hold n 1 · .,._LP&L IJl e � i"arie ErlewiQ.e ahd ¥ts. M.ar1aret · ec;' t· c■mar uon. · J.,.IIIP"Js, wete auesti of a&,:. Helen iLyon1 al the Meigs Theatre on Thursday 1hern6on. LOS ANGEL!!!S U PI-Youn& 'l'N" cbildren sNown rt1 nk Howard brought hi■ big were through Lhe theatre where thl' bat tol the L o111 Anples Bed&era. exits, exit U&bta, f ire ex.tinsulsher is b)day in hopes of perlcin& up the end other _safety device, were seen 1 hilting atlatk or the _amne wor�d and ,explatn(d by the 'llt,iU, Sa fe t..y 1 c hampion &-now In fifth place m a nd action d\D'tng an emef1encr i n the National Leque. a public buildlnii: were empha111z:ed 'The 23 year old former OhJo a nd behavlour in public gather ings Slate Unive l"S lty basketball star 1tu dlacussed . The projectors were was c a U,d up to the c l ub Thun­ demonstraled and the cart oon , d ay !rom S pokane of the Pacific " Bird Brain Bird Doi" was shown. Coa1l League. Ttub of can d y were g_iven the General Manager E. J. Buzz.le chlldreD on thelr return to the Bavui said ouHielder Carl Furil­ school. lo-with the Dod1era since 194� ;;;;;;;;;;;:;;:;;:;;:;:;:;:� I will be placed on tbe Inactive list •111.;;;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;;;;;;:;:;:;:;:; to make room for the six-foot-six slugger. ' Howard Brings Big Bat l'ith Dodger Fold f' TMOii's 4-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May JS, lffO .;;;;==============-"===:..1 SPORTS Tigers Threaten Three Times; Moore Gets Clutch R�Scoring Hit In 2nd 1ar,.1 All Wo�ted U YnlOW PAGES EAG�ES CLUB .$11URD4l; iiY 14'11- 9:3- tit l S'l'AN DINGS ■ GEORGE, . HALL COMBO .....ur· our l/2 Of OUR ENtlRE STOCK ,m_. ■ ,re��- NEW HAVEN W. VA. Looking ,.tia Bargains Then Lool To H&R Fireetone GE FRIDAY 111'9 SJ\�llUAii', -y 13-N \' ' � .,.., Tl' l-· ES I .. . ,, ' I · . ·iI ..., .,, ,. SOJT DIIIMI -.... ,,,..,::ti'" GA.,. I • , Ajlov9-�• quoted IN uditni.. prlH .... pllll la a, Neappa.., .--...... ,R.... EE �� �it� lT/ M . ' •!3'· ., · "ti ; '""'4 GRAN D PRIJIS . ·�• '- '.' ·..tM " --;,, v, �y�ffl= - pi''·E::· ' • 1, ··, .;_, ,, '\ ., ,I • � , ' ""· •t.� .... e 3 - 10 gal. GASOLINE prizes • 3 - 0IL GIIIIGES ' . I I I t I s.Juft, Rea ' ,Ola : . ter. One' lacaJ. owner, ter and de :�.t.: 1 ,0 ':t: .J · t;o• ,, , , • ' ' 1r \ ':-, 1t ,, . --, � _. / 1 , ... ' , (·. ' 'to'ri,,ie · Val- lU¼, , 01, . j2; · ThQ' ·'ftlo� · ,· I� ;:tiudfd. ar'1Utilepole Johnnf altter; N . wi h,'; ' ,�• - -' ' . . . · . , ' SIJIIPLUS :l'NMS STUl!�N.11 PICK Ntl!OliL , PRINCETON , N. J. UPI - ,Tht Pfinceton UniYersity campu, news­ paper, tile Prineetonla11, toda&' re­ p,Gr1ed its pol}. of 1,151 1tudtnl4 aad, faculty m•mbvs 1ho� ,mott ot tbtem believed Vice �ent IU,h,rd M, N�!'- would be 1111!: . coui>ll1';\ l(eltt, �hle11( � "' the P*lllooUlil . poll ga� }It• ..n Jtaiil>edr,. 639 votes 'l'llh Sf/11, 1 151, and Adlai 91tve111Dp/ms,( • · 1 .·•:1 ,,. 'h I l I ' '• &Ii& ' ' AIIIQ\V SIIRTS sw.MK ,JEWELRY ' ' •• ,, ... l,of T ' =J �, ..... .....,.. 1'111•1 WY,I.Uff I ' 1 ·· ' '' "M -dp),._ , � ' , J 1--; iiij , . lcs ' . &vrpri,tt! S11rprize! . , 8Bt: • -frab '' than Sl!rprize PackaJes one guaranteed lb conteht no! ' , letlt, lVery oo-!hvalue. "Fc»1i Tbe lleal Lucky" - Tbere Is 'I Ladies Watcb, ..,..iWorth , 9.911 - II Jiadles llln!i:, Worth f 15.96. - Grab a pa,kage! Tba Bli Surprise . . y II& :ioutst . .' ' eoch ' SMl*H ' ' ' � -r·•"'.":'.... ,_M •n'"'""' sSo't'-' ·c---'""l':i-p-�"'"':':3t e -.-3� j�=-,s�, --, ' N, 8E�'D AVE. ' • ·· ... ·.H do)- ' . ,_ . '{.rl• UQUIOATl,.O H '<•r, · , GI� SVGGESTIO�S ' ... , ' ; ,G.RAD(JA'D&f • tc ' '. , '� • . tk -tnm�ission, ra dio i,nd beater. One qwner. All, bllci rtidah. -� -. .UDIO & ·nuviiON A...1... ti drivinl cham,, tWo-time a� · tenhausen, brothplo.n; TODT · .. .fim anf(Dlck lllthmann, dolendlnc "M)J.',iliilst RDdier ·¥die Sacl&lll . ., con,ebact-boun Cltil<k l!li!vtlilPll aftd Troy Rut , "JIIIO:' wl I • • - ' illioll,11t;fil � • rme, 1 . 1957 : 'MIRCU RY Monn•y · . � n,, Ln y ➔ . �1 1 liu • l . 8 cy� e ,n, , . · ·,i, V, · -I ·, .n._.r , 1911 •fOlllt .: '.;. : . . , . •-,' •, • " " "" .,. i · : . . JI · HT <ll - •. · -!:! �.J=� C--� - IW·"°! -::,,�� lt. Jlilll st . • , : () ■ �- 4 D••• S.._11 VTH pat,i : · 19SnctS Vl.YdMO r. • transmi..ton, 11,w �· eJJ,, ..;. 1 ... �don. A,lilll4o o¥ .., ....,_.,._....,. .. Goof ;...... 1 ✓_ i.n0 .1'.ltlj/.:1, . """'I" . • 1953 PLYn'IW · · · . . · · · · . . · · · · . . · · · $29$ .. • . T Sllllon Wagon. ,6 ayllnder:englne, standard tranainl$,lim, heater antt defroster. Sltatp tan l!lld' brown finish. ., . · . '"' NINII . . · ... · · · · · · · . . - .. -· .... �� _$195 • ·a· .. ... , o" ·, · ·. · ••··N\ · " .,, ,.tfff -- .,, . * '.Olollmolllle - &71 I ' � seais. · Standard ' j ,. • 3, 4.Door �n. lle • • staiion.'Wagon. ,, ,.' • L�rk 2 Door . , 1959 StUD EBAl( £R (ros · z41• Weltinghauae J ., 1959 FO-R D Fairlane 500 ",>;; \• powerflile tran911l1Ssion, hea�r "aild �.'!roster: One owner. Sp-,kllllg, blue . and wblte flnis1¥f cVit1 ;. _ r: r�u ,·i · , . . . ,. . t O Cu. Ft. c· cl II-'-'- ,�ower s.r," . poor , · ·4 � ou,: M ¥ " l'.. p ' ' .i'f. · Kii: !,s1· \U', $124·" a�d SEE TBESE' SOON! One 1 Year Guarantee 1 _.,_ . n : :,, '\958 . FORD 4 Dr. . $t�tion Wa9o ·owner. Whlte stee,;t•g, ?,r;;:��llc' transml sslon, radto and beater. . _., ' �j.�,:: Consolel.,. • · ' � •c- :m NEVER B ETT E R ! '/ ' RRIGIUtoR e 3 - CII MES I ��;;;;;a;;;a;;��-�;�;;;;;;;;;;;;;;..;:;: :;;;;:;: 1 Year ' Old '; A$ LOW .A'S . A Metorofe Clock iodio . Gt" ves Talk To ■.._. . · R,·verv'ew PTA " VERY NICE '99-95 ,, Kyger TeOCh. er \<lm,, ]llare WASH ER Pu•b�utton, Automatic Repossessed NYLON ltRES one !! �!� Resfo urant ......, t!­ · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·> $1595 · 1 958 •• : , · · · ' ' Frigidaire Automatic RANGE GOODYEAR TIRE BLITZ SALE : ..i i�t"; �ad L•S 11 � 1 , on G� ru·ta. . ·. \VOuld ti4,0 ' 1 958 OLDWPillE · · · · · · · · - · · · : · · · · · $1795 . FOR 46 1 Locu1t Strut M IDDLEPORT, OHIO ' rn.m Tfli'', •NWn i·., T ·Daily Dilling Pleasure At c, 1tc LE'S "?: ::Jr!�h �!,.._ ffil " I t Closs �kes ti• T t1.,.-,.. r... f d ·1_...�-,- ""..., Speed R . -ecords T Fall Jn I O Trials · 1951' HUDSOII · ·· · · · · · · · · · · · · . . , . · · · · ·$995 HARR IS' ASH LAN·D SERVIC E • ,, CARS ' $1.88 e 7it a. U , . · · · · · · · $13.U X . I J . ' . : . ' . . . ' $t51SS ; •, . 600 x ,. ·: · · · · · · · · $Ult5 , , , ' . ➔- ,1!111...it, llWAYS AT YOUi � �t· R ver I'eekeuu ..,.� •ti. IMC. !llitw;n IUI had ' ' e·'trt.hdo y party ---r- - ·.: PLUM... • Lights Out After BioC Blow MEN'S BLtt.lOLDS · Only $2.88 I .800 • Ingemar Rules PEARL N ECKLAC ES • only 88¢ RAYON · . • .., p s.tu...,,, ,...... Necklace and Ea rring Sets · · 88¢ • •1• • 11 . . . . . · · $ 1 1.ts - ��-.. . liee. lll>lne • IN,,_ COSTUM E J EWELRY · · · 77¢ AS LOW AS $ 1 0.95 .-,..... ·m-. "Z'�':': : !"'�� :,rm�. An ( · Hg ers ' av� p· p •� l Pit � · - .... the•., aollllli· LIOUIDATION ! r:••":..�...,. � clllllilpa. , , . liut IIIJm\ all'! lilt! ....,. IIJBPLUS STOCK THE JEWEL SHOP f�' olf\; \ \I",·, b;; w• · pq. LADI ES' B I L LFOLDS •i•h p ·. . •fric.at.1:4P-:J.\1 � Jets' Pitching Get Them Zeroed In On 1st Place ,.. .... Poln& t " .. \ ,:i:�.:�.:i..�. Hon.!"red w· th ha"' DANC E t- M... Rousl..· •I See the --•cl- .,, 'lol,.,!I fans lo' come up with' an Now I• the time for prep baseball Figurinl rainfall last night, the boost hill\ ho11111, Koon had two oi • assist. da� of th&- Soo th Point con1esl is }'omeroy's folU' bits. ', , up in the air. DiJtQ� e�aiea � Briefly, seven regulars on the )'1111ttte,:• � ,...m iqay Marietta', first threat c.-me jn 1upposed to be on tt1e! OlJ• d i■mona the fourth. Spindler, the pll.(lber, face a decisio n whether or not to 10 with cias9ll!llllll on, !be • system but th.ose fields are !'!-port- singled. 11:ie next man bunted and annual Washington trip or stay holilt and conllDu�, their oon­ ed "already buay" thl!I: week end was sare on Bartelt' error in drop­ baseball uest toward a possible berth In the state Class in make-up se<:tlonal conteats. ping the ball covering first, and � Unseasonal r,ins, delaying di•lrlct elhnlnatlt>ns hnals. The determined Tigen yester- Babtock also bunte d. His went d1y c1me close but coul d n't win. down the 3rd base line. Tom caused it. By late this rooming the team will know if II can play South The Panthers collecte d a run White fielded it but co\lldn't make in the second ln1lng when, wJth a throw. It wa, scored as a hit. Point Saturday in the first of two district games on the OlTt one out. Bob Cunn i ngham singled, The sack& were ful l and noboby diamond. Fair weather forecasts make the date probable. I stol e second, and after White Fan- I was out. Should the Panthers win they'll be p laying in the finals, prob­ ried , -;ame home on Gary Moore'1 I Wilson then tanned HarMlwe and ably Monday, single to center. Christy, and Farley grounded oul. But Pomeroy's seniors leave Sunday for Washington and Moore's clutch single won the 1n the fifth Warden was safe on will be away until Thursda-y. . gamB though the rangy outfielder, Cunni ngham's error and Bonnette PLAN SUMMER DRlli.LS So it most likely could be the second &ame, or district fin90n of !onner pro player Lloy d walked. Wilson fanned Foibes, got ST. LOUIS UPI-The St. Louis (OintyJ Moore, also rapped out a Spindle on a ny, and fanned Par­ als, that throws the monkey wrench into tho works. , Hawks will hold a summer bas• First off, we should· wait to see if Pomeroy be,la a good, cl ean double in the fifth. He died) sons. ketba l l trainlni carnp NHion at al third when tile mate• failed to In the aeventh'., lop, wjth tbe tougb South Point club. U they do, why canBQi lllia,u, dQllO: a Mont ice l lo, N. Yi, re,ort from Offer the boys, should they beat Solltb, pressure mounting, Farley led off tloo June 1 2 to 18. The camp will en­ �ith a walk.• •Wa.tdcn's bunt to lhe wagon ride, or train fare, or some me l'll � J1!t to n able ne w t'Oach Paul Seymour to mound wa� ti'red to leCOnd by and catch up with their friends Monday n� wb ,tu up a, group o! outatanding Wll10n but it misled, botti :runnen WJN OR LOSE their district firu,l MUlllC BY NATIONAL LIAGUI •· Tliey. �. be- In rooll.ies and several Eutem LH· W L Pct. 08 were aa!e, win with none · out. Washington for two days of sl11htsee� t:Ue playen ior thlll 106&81 N■, re�• Tllursday !M ,Ut They ■d\oanct4 . a �d ball. ' . San Francisco . . 17 7 .708 Uonal 81sketba ll A11n ,, 1188.llOn. with the class, and, if still winnero, {eady fo� reg!Qmit Farle)' &fapJ) ed btt•een Plttsbur&:h . . . . . 111 9 .82G 2 third and home but reac� d third games Friday and Saturday. Mthvatikee . . 11 7 .811 3 ThOBe boys may not become state Ci nci npat i 12 l 1 .,27 4¼ again_ on � dealllrate ,un1e u.nder they might. In 1956 nobody gave MlddleJll!i:t a, saiell1 for the, · Cunmngharti, cove,lng. L011 Anteles 11 14- ,"40 ft¼ So Wilapn Class 1eUltd A state title but "Swacll's" boy, 'll'l!n1 down to do it St. Louia . . . . . . U 18 .409 7 This- · Pomeroy team., with a break bere and Philadelphia . . . . t 16 .NO 81,t again, and' did , !l)lil�al& Re fanned Bonnette and Curtiri, Gile Jackets' 19118 feat, Chleaio . . . . . . . . 6 13 .318 •� . . ;. ' . \ (batUo& for Forbes) . and Spindle Thu......,., bsultl Cllt To Yqur _.r waa out, Cunningham to Glbb1 to Glnclnnatl 14. ChtulO 1 ' Phil Collins, veteran OVA Pomel'Qy) ' ilnil f end the game. , MllwaukH 4 St. Loull 3 PHS diamond player, and Jim Bowles ill� . NII = The aame marked the return of San Fra11cl-c:• I Phlladelphla O 1 Pomeroy •a BUI Gibbs to lilthletlcs. Ing the summer tour together pn � VII! �• Jay llrWay't P......ltl• Pitcher& St. Loul1 at Chic... KIIM t.1 The husky first' saCker heaved off baseball team, an outfit putting toplller· Ii. fa!t<:y record on his · crutches tor the firat time in the Contip.enl . .. Hobble 24 In thot last fowt games Phil has bNa llltfiq cl� 14c ·• l'tttl-pllla at Clncllffllll (N) six months just three weeks 110, and thouah lame1 ia roundins ' Into and Bowles is pitching and operating at flm ollf.ll_. . -Cardwll 1-2 n O'Tool• 2•1 shape, ,,_,. II' MllwlullN talent is on the club intludlng several formm, Clas A.ltll, AA Wilson fanned 11, walked 3, hit Haddix 1·1 .,. Willey 2·1 and A pro players, some of whom have tnai. in the big Los A,...1.. at San l'rancllco one, whll& Spindler !anned 3 and time. 11,;t 1'nir.t (N �......,.. W ¥& -- walked 1. Ed Bai,tet, got Pometoy'a The Jayhawks have gam.. schedlllq In• lllgland, Sp,ln, fourth hit, a double in the alxth. 44 l 7 1:, �· Exactly 792. Plool1 .:... Marlett.a 1 Necklaces, Earrings, Broacbes, Necklace and 000 000 0--0 2 J Denmark, and throughout Germany duriq the suinnlel. Earring Seta - VaJuea To ... 86. A clipping received here shows Bowles iln't hi· Jl>Od form Pomeroy 010 000 x-1 4 3 Phll1dtlphl1 tt Cblclnnatl Mar1e\ta: yet Spindler and Farley. . He won a game 9-8, but walked nine! Tfle big Nffl'O rightPltttbuflh 1t• Mllwavk.. ltt lt tnr Pomeroy : Wllaon nrlr, Grueser. · 't m U • hander didn't used to oo like that. St. Leul, at Cflk:qo !/ Los An,.IN It San ,r■nclK• · . pire, Armea. GU AMIRIC,11,N L ,t, ,t,_ the punch because of Qle duz.Iing Stones. Dazzling Plate With Gold Hamllton � G Boxes I n Satin Lined lights during h ht second round Chl<ago :': 8 $6.95 Values. late Thursday •With Cortez Stew­ Botton . . . 10 7 .1188 Ii,: arl, a ne w 1parrn ate from New Clevel,nd 11 8 .579 !I, York. New York 10 8 .556 l . It was the first time 180-pound Balt imore . , , . . , 11 10 .&24 l'n Stewart had boxed with Ingo, Detroit . . . . . . . . . , 10 .,12 � triining here in the · catatill · Waahington . . . . . 8 12 .400 • You have never seen 111ch value, - 2 to 8 strands - They sell every day ) 7 13 .3,0 S Kamias City , , · GROSSINGER, N. Y. UPI-No Mountains ·for hla June 20 title for f3.96 to $9.95. YqlJRS FOR ONLY 88c. defense aa:aln&t Floyd Patterson. ' ": more br f Thurtcl1y'1 R•wlta J ht ItI h'· ..a ror Ingemar Stewart's right jolt to Johan•• Cl...land • • Now York 2. 1 1 •r..-. Joha nsson! son's cheekbone knocked the .� . 1 . Ct)lqfl_ 0, , . . . . 1 1 1 ,, The heavyweight cham pion toII • W""1tnt1M, - • Nd ,day ,111t11Y l>annt4 • ,..- Tti11t• champion back onto hia heeh. '·110 i · � �1t ' rrom hl1 training ring becau.. he f Ingo wu wen sh,iken but be did '' �� f l( n H ■t .. laf .50. Pre-priced $7 mo ., Calfskin Genuine and Morrocco British of Made tn , blamed them for a terrific punch not go down. However, the ipunch ppd. rain ln the racti he received from a made him so angry he refuaed to box any more or to do any ,gym­ ltrlday', ,-rM■ble ,,tchen ne w sparmate, nasium work. Kept111 City at 0,,trolt {Nl-:lna:o claimed -be t'Ouldn't see • • • ' L■rlOII 0-2 va lunn!n1 1.)-2 , ;:;:;:;: · •,;;;;;.;;;;..;;;;; .;..;;,;;.;;;.;;;;;.;;;.;;;:;:;;;;.;;:;:;:;:;:;::;;;,;;;.::;;...;;;;:;;;;:;;;; Chica'° at Cleveland (Nl- "" HOllll!l'll HAU Piere• 2•1 vt H1wklnt 3-1 All Genuine Leather in Beautiful Colors. - $4.50 Regular. : . Ntw York ft Wa�hlneten (NJ..,.. d 1\Mblte.' PowU° A real �porty job flnl!thed ir, heather, ,pinjc; ,w 1-t .,. kUt 1�, eteerina, ,power brall:�s; 1 iautqrnrltic drive, � ' · o, hM:lflr. Seat. 811thne,.. al loldon (N� mia,ke a bed. One k,ea;I oWlll4M1 car. Men, 1®'il; , Ill · M w .. ■tte 1-2 S.turcl1Y"1 G•mN Kan-■J City at o.trolt Ch� al C lemaod - York al Wath....... 88 - l- ll80B ' &altlm.,. et ...._, • It'• t!lot GO - GO - GO � -..th tbt. .. lioctet fflline end :looal -· · Tr,_ It •!Nlsht altck. A real � 'llttt• OldlJ. • today! · , · ,. . · '.. �ElLING �-.,.--=_.,•--:---· "\I __!_ Streak Mat-Led !.l..' wz.: em 'ff lWlllllf � Tae B L.eaders.. , �l·n., 1 ' 'ni!f, °t' y 4 D�Y Paint $ale! MAJISTIC PMIT IJ' CHET TANNlfflLL. NL Race SbaP,ing llp As.Test. - . t:�� - ,.,st Run Between Pitchin"(', Sl1i,rnn·-r,r,- t, ' nea11on1 for Ille IIIIO llepUllllcan vkc presidential nominee are theae( Th, liq ,v,bo no letup must avee -The nominee-with • If.I ..,.,.... ., ei. 1..,. th Thuraday !alle oo 11M lowly Phllc,mpallJI1 ,ri 1:) , ' li!ll;/tf'IIWliff tan1,at In the er. :ttlna -.e DUM:W tor Dall)' y_. re lou�cam, ho,ne '"'· the Cle?eland lndiant to a W win Cltion Bible 8rhoo1 when the � Unltedl P'reu lntfflltflM,al I - He mu lf be cap.able- of d i1The Nationa l ':,,euue race It ov er the Ne� Yort .Y ,nken •n4 udton C om mlttll!f! of thll! nirelt y in . neaatln autenmenu of bl . l a pin& up i nto a batu,e ot Tom Bre-wer ' two-hiUer : :: Jlul(' lfetboditt Cbuuh · m'!t Wed- rharaint grea ter tcOP' tha n tho11e usi&(ltd 1t . Chica10, f11t hl'an atan ed for d c p.l■NI fourth l s In u he hi• stuck T bten to Winning 1 _ to Bo e UPI ac t a l 111pjnl lh CINC'[NNA ei o pitchln& p � Sox Si n F qlllllaJ attauoon it tb11 llome . � ff M(f. John Scot , ehltmwl. . of by Elaenhow er to Nix.on. White Sox _ 1,Q • ab. bJ' the Natlonal Leaaue'11 nearly a week �ClU� ot rained shoots fO?" hil third t'lcLor, to­ Yilwat.l&M JIOWflf, t or ....-Ho accounL •eed be taken of •• ludin• team, are rnakm& o.ut ga�!� and v1ctor1n by other n1 11.ht agau�•t Doll Cardwel1 2 an · ironic twilt (pr t).f tw_•l lt'• ; of ,�" aehin t• ll)IMI' h• l "Tit .tb" ,p I.ht &tosraphy in cbao&.in& � Jle:piib. r . a Ph1 l ade l ph11. ' lr b ...., d l OIU o( lht �Hli ,lint d,,,...., ,1ub1. ,nana l!f',o: lre1<1mi I• � too,,. SUl, I l SAflYlr • . I. , 1JJ. t :r ,-, tape of the IMttod1 •hi!ll JIJ.1.1.1 be, Hean vice pre1identi.al nonunN , ;a'tted , Jtedt have T Thurldar, the_ 1 lilQlll 1 adin1 ' leaglNf.1e he o a:a m es' and .d.J,l� � ttit �- ''U™ 13 'll nd continue for two &U \h"' ft!if. " �l alway , . of the C:illl.ta �rw1y, ■round ip, /ihe tint iw• lnnln1i11 "Mn. � Scott wa• nor should th• Repuhlicarui W\�r The Reds baH 4111t t,,ogether JI ai:c-game llk,elk adroca,t,, q{ 'i:nlb."- IOn llH the Bf■Y,H lheJ,r _aeccql ♦ p ai:,, €u ce& attempt to bal­ 9� lace ;l t lh� t. araitti(t idDl/'flut!t11'� have iwblle seco�� i ball hi'tttn.1-an�· ' Charlie atraicht . V'ldoJ1 •f� lf,e Cardi · �Nd as direeior tor the achoo! any circumstan :::� 9 ::�e1r !'n, :!�'::v�: with a Catholic Ucket their ance Buhl at twaJ , eden of the BniveJ ' hu 1lwiy1 nil,. wblt.t1t4 ll!nl feacnen •ill be Mn. 1krth1 Bob Purkey with an eHY eu1hton championed sharp pit chinc coin• to overcome Milwaukee� 1 �arly Wt a,n4. .,._ Zllm.uad Grueser in '""" 4 place. ' to coa,t to lt11 •ond ,lw,ry , '!' 3-0, . lead, • �ed' witll insidie baleball. ,, · fut ttt.a ,Wllor De�ent; Mr1. To aett 1ut'h ba lance of tilt and hits •Ix ttered a sc Purkey ·iJJd Mr-. :tdwin A.ah. ticket -wourd be a cra11 thin&, BUt neither hat •nJ teuon to ·ruid Rea� cn icaao's only run -w11 u11e■.rned complatn today wltlr their team• lbe lnt,nnedl,,t.e .Depa rtment . ind Nixon beliel.lel, reaented by the n , • �• as Frank: 1hom11 tea4e<I, base alre■dy 1 wiptn1 out the -bitter di•• MN. q.yid Neau ud Mra. Dal, poblic. on an error ·before slh1le1 ..t>Y ,ppolntmfrtt of 1959 when t Worner, p,jmary O.pa rtmenl. •-11.. \ he> 1 r.1 Bob Wlil an d Don Zimmer. the Loi Angeles Doolen '"atole" the ., doubt.II that Gov. Nel Lin1ertn1 • Reds riddled Chicago pitchlnt: for n., from them with a late NHOn York Ne or T Rockefelle w IOTI A, A a total or 17 bib. IS rush and a post-season pl1yoH • bH abandoned hope or seizing the victory. noriiinaThe Fairvlew Church held theil" Republican presidential I),OIIQ IR. 0 tion witl linger so Jont aa he re• Win 6th In Row regular rneellnJ and a surprise Iny for Mn. Herbert 1"ht fro11t-nmnlna Giantl birthda party fu1e1 to end one Nixon for the tteased their winnine: streak to Rou1h at the home of Mr. and :Ma8 llff nom,inatien. !', realist ic •�raiaal .., ,is. games Tbur.;eday when � Mn. Charle}' Km&htini Sr., on of the 1ituat10n must give .due Golden the llay meeting Of beat tb.e Philadelu}d a Philli 1111 1 -0 Tueaday evenin1. The honored Riffe CI• of the Middleport First •e.iaht, bowevtr, to olh�r thmgs while tbe Bra\le11 ueed thelr lonl• guest waa presented ■ cake de- � -eb 11;reb met Thu.rid■)' eve.• Rockefeller hu been N,Y'tniball "punch" for the 1e,cond corated in pink ind yellow rose, lnrit 'ti, 'qureti wltb owen Brat• In an · April 22 Phtlfdel�i a ab'aight day to do'wn the St. Louia. 'with "Happy Birthd ay Jane! '. speech, the. goyemer toot. • dim in chare,e. preildetlt, toqL Cincinaati By United PNM lnt•matlot11I The eveni ng was apent aociaJ ly Cardinals, 4-3. The ..y,_ Bratt.on ltad devotions a nd yle-t, ot Eisenhower fore1in poThe Columbqs JeU are zeroing Red! acored 13 runi, lo tbe lint and in sing ing hynma, after Kn. 0 · ed with p nyer. His topic •• Ucy. He u,ied thi,t_ the_ admlrds• I io on first place in the InternaUon two innin g.a and crushed the Chi· Roush opened h� ma ny gifta, al l • tration stop i11provl•mr itl wor1d 1 w , to Get OU the Fence." ;::: al Lea1ue behind the stout pitch· cago C ubs 14-l in tl\e other NL enjoyed i Wiener roast on · the leadership to meet threats to meetbu1inea1 abort ttw! na I Jackson and Earl g1une. .. ipg of. AI Jawn , coo\ribution wu \'Oted to fteedom. I Francis. Those pri,ent. were .Amold and t Gary BeU became the, Amert• Kathy SUe White Ftmd. Lut weei. Rockefeller expressed The Jeta vaulted into the �l can League's fint four-11;1me win- Wilma Anderaon, Mn. Dori Pieru �klwina: the businea meetiq preference tor th! Demottade · 11 divi1lon on their stronc pitcblnc ner of the year when he pitched,, Rev. Ernelt ,Tbomu, .BOnnle and aQd qon1.e■t ander the di0 Jackson arms Thu'rsd ay n ight u Connie Andenon, Ronnie i nd Nt:Jlon of ""· and !In . Gerald ·. II� ' d Havan.a the d blanke is and Raymond Thom11, ind i'i;anc Eldan ttdlY were enjo,e4.. �fralunen\a . ,Iii, ' mMf, b '11n Frank Wilton Plied criticlllD ot the adminutr'a• Sugar Kings in a doubleheader, · E l mo Pierce, Mn. Ernest Tbom11, . , 1 lln. U.. """Id ciu ae £/5enlM>w..- to · 211 E . Mol4I If, Mrs. Dora Pars<>lli, Cam>U Wldlt, •• � and 3-0. t<t nolnate moYe Jackson iaaued only two hi" In llrs, Howard Donohue, Jo.1.-ee, dy to aeventeen membtn and ' \ll!lto any , 00f -.... JO t. presiden fdr Jtr '.Bockefel , the opener th■I was hl&:hltlhted George and Roj:er Panou, Her� · • IUN1, , � homer th.tee-nm '• Baroae by Dick ltert and Roger Ro111h, Billy, Da• , .. Yid an d Sue Donohue, Mn. Rose in I lix-run tb,ird inn ing . P'r•n• , o Btrhus, Robert■ Roush, Mn. Ar· cis •backed b)' Tom Buurge8,S" two COLUMSUS UPI-Filhlng is . nold Hupp, Mrs. Max Sl)an,Jer, IX . r.u� clout in ttie nia:btcap, 1ave fair to poor throughout . the atate Bessie Slaughter, Jean, 'f.ddie · up -fOur hits. ' 1 Miami pounded fO\U' Richmond becauu of ·cold ■ rid· rainy weath• ;nd Rocky Hupp, Mrs. Kenneth ' .', .· hurlers for 12 •hita while defeat- er the Dc,.partment ot Natural Wo lfe , Mrt. Charl es Knlchting· Jr . , • _ lnl th� Marlins 9.3. Harry Byrd lkaaur:te8 said tod1y in its week- ■'nd son, Ru.th, Benny and Penny . . � t · ,I!_ at Wolfe, Thomu, Larry, Sle'rie- and . went the rdute for his firat vie- ly Jab and stream report. The belt fiabillg bas been for l)ebby Spangler, Mr. and Mrs. , tor:y of the 8ell0n. , lalllllll " walleye, and muskiea In scattered Elmer Pic kens, Mr. and Mn. Don• ,, . , . , lak•a, the rtport 11ld. �·, . i a d Rhodes, BUly, Nancy, Bobby, ' WASIIJNG'l'ON UPI-Vke Pre· In East Central and Southll■llt• and Stevie Pickena, Corif\Df!I IUchard K. ·Nis,oa. predicted ern area1, fi ahing Pre¥1W'(l is ll1ht Rhodes , Mr. and llh. Bob Rbodu · ?,lklta s. Jtbmlbchev would· I ' . .. andr tishlng ,P,_1)8r, Stttamt are· Mike and Karen Rbodea, ltr. •nd · . ' .• ' ; ' ·. ' bhn. p a iw:nmit it.and-in re lakea I high and 1'011)': " lfY- 'J!be Sr., tqt:�Pt Ei1tnbanr. KnlghUng Mrs, Charles are some hot apots among tbe Brenda Anderson and the honoret. �hcUV won !t wut to see ------BeJ.rnonti Lnei Piedmont lake., I '� 11A m� Nixon told frienda the day JUll County, I• atill turning altar E iteDbowor ......cec1 th,t ••• �iin INDIANAPOLIS· UPI,-Drlvera muskie,· WiUt Creel, Cf)lbocto tho Vleo Praldont miCbt rep•• numbers Rood yie)dlna: 'ts County, ■II today predicted offo:iall and Nat the United ittatet at the · speed records will be sm111bed of all species. Catfllh and crap. iulmait biting. are plea ,oothe ror when Q,ll.lillifieaUons ' J.i.ixon did not elaborate. The 1 OWN IT FOR .ONLY mile Memorial Day auto race ioQ}hoatlon, � ta- be-, how• Etjulpped As Follows: 5-2 TRfPLl!i CHOI� open Saturdaiy, Charles Norris pre'1dtd at the •ve.i, thlt Mr. :le. cot a belly full URY,. N'. Y. UP(-nodgel WESTB r FNah Ai• Heater and· Defrost­ generall a of W i.th a promiae of the Riverview P1'A. of "NiAon at_ tfleil' notable kitchen meetmg fair and warmer weekend. activ1- Podge, Jan Hanover and Jla�id held recently at the Rlvervlew c<!,.terence m �osoow. ?ftat took er, Lif�l.'.steermg Whee l , tlei at the 8prawlln& racinl plant 'Vrangi t are rated tbe 5-2 c-oice( School . when Ntxo.n viJ'ited the pl , . t,ii · ' . business mHting U;: in suburban .Speedway City mu1h- u a b:i)lle enh'Y in tonigtlt's capital and Jouried the H om Rm:t, �� Arnt' Resf8, the t)uring · 1,, :i;,· roomed to a feyer pitch a, drlv· Wdy Maud Stake at Rooie�lt plans were mi!tde for commence• S, ' X!»Oaition there. .He •nd his • QifareU,e J..i1hUl'l', Oil filter, era and mechanics tolled virtually Raceway. BUI Raughtolt,- Who ment eJi:ercises to be held Mon• host ti,,d at each oth�r with words around the clock to e:et aet for tr,lns all three, will drive Jan dai eveningJ May 23 at the -AAm.e real bot.-wi1h a modem lncluct.ll Llfa ln1uranc• TUJn lndioolors, Dome Lig,ht, Hanover in the race, which l1 the American kitchen 18 a h■ci:drop. the time trials. , sch 1 . . , AFTEJl MINIMUM , . •' .,, filly division of the Measengel" all t,iloU, hot · eight least At • -Ni"on's Gallup Poll ntin11 inLudlle Miu spuk.er, gdefl e � l OOWN PAYMENT � $wi. Tire. y night. veterant of the famous "500 brick Stake! to ·be run Saturda Uy ,.,__.. � campalg o,uKy"a-uteaclrer Chestf!l'i lh i · Sm 1 1 , 1 � .......St!lto6,t •1■'N'� llfrP . tegists ftM Ole·� · but , ,., j yard" , were pic ked for the covet, . ·IJ9<' . · � · ' · •· · • = 1 l ltOFF rtl • .. DtMIT TITAM : ditty P'ol.i':iil Wader Ma '.t· ' to, r,Ofls which n pote . posi,io ledged that ri11ng ntmgs 1 �resting talk a bout ' ' Mexico. I the f astelt first-day q ualifl e!.:.._ l'tE� �ORK UPI-The New �ct.i'res !h a"t she had' taken on :wttl:lld be more helpfUI in October vork Titans of the American , h ta Mexico were shown 1980 than · ' in 190. tri ::; 1 • Football LeaJue haYfl 1i1ned To� Continual Jmpe,rtanw en!�)'ed Dimitroff, former Mtami of ' O�io -,ixon tras been �llln& friends �ee were served by and Cake quarterback, to a 1960 c�ntlitct. the refreshments commltfe� dur- •th•t the vice · pre11de�cy shall 'Dimitroff 11'a1 pla)'ed proft11ional · �o\r, in i mportance if �e is electing the ,octal' hour. rootba ll ,wl(h Ottawa of the C ana• etLprea:ident of- the Umted st•te&. --,------dlan League. """'dent Eiaenhower pn,mlled f' �rated &r e OIUII • durfnc the 1862 camp1i11n to RI-ELIC�ID• T)tACK• HIAD male tho Vl<e President an . lmed!te•day Meetinlf. W ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. UPI­ presided! ,Pol$,ant part _of th• MW rim1ms• on Willlams Phil Mrs. The Atlantic Clty Racing A.an. g of the Federated 1!_afion. He d1.d so to a de&n:c un· �e-eleeted John B. Kelly, of Phila• &t the meetin Circle held Wedneaday evenlngi ei:lmpled. . delpbh1 11 pre&ident of the track : ?.e vi� .P��M:J! �Wit _con. . church. at its annual· stockholders meet• at the ' with devo• \kl�e ,!o expand m re1ponai)illtty, opened meeting 'lbe 1 Uli ThUfSday. KeUy •Jd escals• by Mn. Lena Huber 141fat: N4'fon tel11 hia ctllen. �e aga-en . . ' ' ' . , tvrs are ,beln& instaUed.;,and new tiou dJdi • lot fin" ar" her topic "He It Lord Of All"' SldOline" k !fol a -• A ii 1V nd -· Hats added for the thck'.a SQ.day ''Wlieae followed by a discussion by thf:! . :,1e�d · office, but filxon remeetin1, ,which opena Aug. 8. .�ii: -. _ Ollll _ • )tcbla_ ln&._ . , group. Plume WY-!-Sffl ,· ,.� . :41fttqn qi • VI� pseiident1al ae11lon it busine11 the During PIQH!l RISULTl voted to send two packs to ri9 ,ifflJIJ lo ,run wJtb Nim.a .he­ �T• OlilO N. SECOND AVE. u,1--1.... waa 4-..Qoor �an, Fordomatlc' tran.,mjssion. Ra dio and· beater. Low mllage. New 0111' •P· l'MltADlllil!HIA ,. . Wide Chriltian Senrlcer ·co ea lh�on. a � of � World the · IS\t, Phll-pt,la, · 'Mldll,oiino,, _fu �1��� Nixon I ma apec1• .,jct, Green and white finish. , project. ·knacked out- , �ur Penl..,., 1 371 ··� A. deuert caurae was aerved by · hoateues Mn. G. H. Ewina:1 the LIS UPI-Pall• and Mn. R. w. Finsterwah1. r"amlly nl1ht •11 · oblerve4' at the cbt1tth lul hklay. X. potluck •"PIM' ""' � 1,i: :a croup. DESK Bill Wilson, senior rigbth&nder, pitched himself out of three j""IS here Thursday to ooat Mariella ' 1-0 and advance the Piln�<II in!o souQ>east diBltict baseball rontention. He a. ollck two-hiUer. twirl� · Coach Russell Moore's boys now face So�tlt Point, winners over- Jackson in sectional• play. They a're Qnly: four wins away from the state tournament. 1 ...h .':,•• Ml!Yaukee Serillnel' l'om'eroy-Mlddleporl ' ti., May 19, ill60-6 1'ltltb 1<..'0rlhl ltf:flU)' W 1n,;, ' '" '. :�THE JE\VE.J. SHOP w. vt. NEW HAVEN Cash Bahr, Owner MIDDLEPORT . . ' ' . . '' . _, ,• ..... •••,: � - ' I,, I • • • • �Wilson's 2-Hitter Be· a ts Marietta 1-0 ------ -------- MEWTON, Conn. UP I-Fiord C enll'al' Pupil.a iail Pa!tenon took target pnctice on the fitiaa raq:• and in the riDI p,.m.er,� 'l'h.u,aclay iin a lune·llp for hil Grades One and Two ef Cenlr■l J '1ftf, 20 bUV)'weiiht dianiplon-: · ol tp · S and their te1chen. Mias cbwl 1 hold n 1 · .,._LP&L IJl e � i"arie ErlewiQ.e ahd ¥ts. M.ar1aret · ec;' t· c■mar uon. · J.,.IIIP"Js, wete auesti of a&,:. Helen iLyon1 al the Meigs Theatre on Thursday 1hern6on. LOS ANGEL!!!S U PI-Youn& 'l'N" cbildren sNown rt1 nk Howard brought hi■ big were through Lhe theatre where thl' bat tol the L o111 Anples Bed&era. exits, exit U&bta, f ire ex.tinsulsher is b)day in hopes of perlcin& up the end other _safety device, were seen 1 hilting atlatk or the _amne wor�d and ,explatn(d by the 'llt,iU, Sa fe t..y 1 c hampion &-now In fifth place m a nd action d\D'tng an emef1encr i n the National Leque. a public buildlnii: were empha111z:ed 'The 23 year old former OhJo a nd behavlour in public gather ings Slate Unive l"S lty basketball star 1tu dlacussed . The projectors were was c a U,d up to the c l ub Thun­ demonstraled and the cart oon , d ay !rom S pokane of the Pacific " Bird Brain Bird Doi" was shown. Coa1l League. Ttub of can d y were g_iven the General Manager E. J. Buzz.le chlldreD on thelr return to the Bavui said ouHielder Carl Furil­ school. lo-with the Dod1era since 194� ;;;;;;;;;;;:;;:;;:;;:;:;:;:� I will be placed on tbe Inactive list •111.;;;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;;;;;;:;:;:;:;:; to make room for the six-foot-six slugger. ' Howard Brings Big Bat l'ith Dodger Fold f' TMOii's 4-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May JS, lffO .;;;;==============-"===:..1 SPORTS Tigers Threaten Three Times; Moore Gets Clutch R�Scoring Hit In 2nd 1ar,.1 All Wo�ted U YnlOW PAGES EAG�ES CLUB .$11URD4l; iiY 14'11- 9:3- tit l S'l'AN DINGS ■ GEORGE, . HALL COMBO .....ur· our l/2 Of OUR ENtlRE STOCK ,m_. ■ ,re��- NEW HAVEN W. VA. Looking ,.tia Bargains Then Lool To H&R Fireetone GE FRIDAY 111'9 SJ\�llUAii', -y 13-N \' ' � .,.., Tl' l-· ES I .. . ,, ' I · . ·iI ..., .,, ,. SOJT DIIIMI -.... ,,,..,::ti'" GA.,. I • , Ajlov9-�• quoted IN uditni.. prlH .... pllll la a, Neappa.., .--...... ,R.... EE �� �it� lT/ M . ' •!3'· ., · "ti ; '""'4 GRAN D PRIJIS . ·�• '- '.' ·..tM " --;,, v, �y�ffl= - pi''·E::· ' • 1, ··, .;_, ,, '\ ., ,I • � , ' ""· •t.� .... e 3 - 10 gal. GASOLINE prizes • 3 - 0IL GIIIIGES ' . I I I t I s.Juft, Rea ' ,Ola : . ter. One' lacaJ. owner, ter and de :�.t.: 1 ,0 ':t: .J · t;o• ,, , , • ' ' 1r \ ':-, 1t ,, . --, � _. / 1 , ... ' , (·. ' 'to'ri,,ie · Val- lU¼, , 01, . j2; · ThQ' ·'ftlo� · ,· I� ;:tiudfd. ar'1Utilepole Johnnf altter; N . wi h,'; ' ,�• - -' ' . . . · . , ' SIJIIPLUS :l'NMS STUl!�N.11 PICK Ntl!OliL , PRINCETON , N. J. UPI - ,Tht Pfinceton UniYersity campu, news­ paper, tile Prineetonla11, toda&' re­ p,Gr1ed its pol}. of 1,151 1tudtnl4 aad, faculty m•mbvs 1ho� ,mott ot tbtem believed Vice �ent IU,h,rd M, N�!'- would be 1111!: . coui>ll1';\ l(eltt, �hle11( � "' the P*lllooUlil . poll ga� }It• ..n Jtaiil>edr,. 639 votes 'l'llh Sf/11, 1 151, and Adlai 91tve111Dp/ms,( • · 1 .·•:1 ,,. 'h I l I ' '• &Ii& ' ' AIIIQ\V SIIRTS sw.MK ,JEWELRY ' ' •• ,, ... l,of T ' =J �, ..... .....,.. 1'111•1 WY,I.Uff I ' 1 ·· ' '' "M -dp),._ , � ' , J 1--; iiij , . lcs ' . &vrpri,tt! S11rprize! . , 8Bt: • -frab '' than Sl!rprize PackaJes one guaranteed lb conteht no! ' , letlt, lVery oo-!hvalue. "Fc»1i Tbe lleal Lucky" - Tbere Is 'I Ladies Watcb, ..,..iWorth , 9.911 - II Jiadles llln!i:, Worth f 15.96. - Grab a pa,kage! Tba Bli Surprise . . y II& :ioutst . .' ' eoch ' SMl*H ' ' ' � -r·•"'.":'.... ,_M •n'"'""' sSo't'-' ·c---'""l':i-p-�"'"':':3t e -.-3� j�=-,s�, --, ' N, 8E�'D AVE. ' • ·· ... ·.H do)- ' . ,_ . '{.rl• UQUIOATl,.O H '<•r, · , GI� SVGGESTIO�S ' ... , ' ; ,G.RAD(JA'D&f • tc ' '. , '� • . tk -tnm�ission, ra dio i,nd beater. One qwner. All, bllci rtidah. -� -. .UDIO & ·nuviiON A...1... ti drivinl cham,, tWo-time a� · tenhausen, brothplo.n; TODT · .. .fim anf(Dlck lllthmann, dolendlnc "M)J.',iliilst RDdier ·¥die Sacl&lll . ., con,ebact-boun Cltil<k l!li!vtlilPll aftd Troy Rut , "JIIIO:' wl I • • - ' illioll,11t;fil � • rme, 1 . 1957 : 'MIRCU RY Monn•y · . � n,, Ln y ➔ . �1 1 liu • l . 8 cy� e ,n, , . · ·,i, V, · -I ·, .n._.r , 1911 •fOlllt .: '.;. : . . , . •-,' •, • " " "" .,. i · : . . JI · HT <ll - •. · -!:! �.J=� C--� - IW·"°! -::,,�� lt. Jlilll st . • , : () ■ �- 4 D••• S.._11 VTH pat,i : · 19SnctS Vl.YdMO r. • transmi..ton, 11,w �· eJJ,, ..;. 1 ... �don. A,lilll4o o¥ .., ....,_.,._....,. .. Goof ;...... 1 ✓_ i.n0 .1'.ltlj/.:1, . """'I" . • 1953 PLYn'IW · · · . . · · · · . . · · · · . . · · · $29$ .. • . T Sllllon Wagon. ,6 ayllnder:englne, standard tranainl$,lim, heater antt defroster. Sltatp tan l!lld' brown finish. ., . · . '"' NINII . . · ... · · · · · · · . . - .. -· .... �� _$195 • ·a· .. ... , o" ·, · ·. · ••··N\ · " .,, ,.tfff -- .,, . * '.Olollmolllle - &71 I ' � seais. · Standard ' j ,. • 3, 4.Door �n. lle • • staiion.'Wagon. ,, ,.' • L�rk 2 Door . , 1959 StUD EBAl( £R (ros · z41• Weltinghauae J ., 1959 FO-R D Fairlane 500 ",>;; \• powerflile tran911l1Ssion, hea�r "aild �.'!roster: One owner. Sp-,kllllg, blue . and wblte flnis1¥f cVit1 ;. _ r: r�u ,·i · , . . . ,. . t O Cu. Ft. c· cl II-'-'- ,�ower s.r," . poor , · ·4 � ou,: M ¥ " l'.. p ' ' .i'f. · Kii: !,s1· \U', $124·" a�d SEE TBESE' SOON! One 1 Year Guarantee 1 _.,_ . n : :,, '\958 . FORD 4 Dr. . $t�tion Wa9o ·owner. Whlte stee,;t•g, ?,r;;:��llc' transml sslon, radto and beater. . _., ' �j.�,:: Consolel.,. • · ' � •c- :m NEVER B ETT E R ! '/ ' RRIGIUtoR e 3 - CII MES I ��;;;;;a;;;a;;��-�;�;;;;;;;;;;;;;;..;:;: :;;;;:;: 1 Year ' Old '; A$ LOW .A'S . A Metorofe Clock iodio . Gt" ves Talk To ■.._. . · R,·verv'ew PTA " VERY NICE '99-95 ,, Kyger TeOCh. er \<lm,, ]llare WASH ER Pu•b�utton, Automatic Repossessed NYLON ltRES one !! �!� Resfo urant ......, t!­ · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·> $1595 · 1 958 •• : , · · · ' ' Frigidaire Automatic RANGE GOODYEAR TIRE BLITZ SALE : ..i i�t"; �ad L•S 11 � 1 , on G� ru·ta. . ·. \VOuld ti4,0 ' 1 958 OLDWPillE · · · · · · · · - · · · : · · · · · $1795 . FOR 46 1 Locu1t Strut M IDDLEPORT, OHIO ' rn.m Tfli'', •NWn i·., T ·Daily Dilling Pleasure At c, 1tc LE'S "?: ::Jr!�h �!,.._ ffil " I t Closs �kes ti• T t1.,.-,.. r... f d ·1_...�-,- ""..., Speed R . -ecords T Fall Jn I O Trials · 1951' HUDSOII · ·· · · · · · · · · · · · · . . , . · · · · ·$995 HARR IS' ASH LAN·D SERVIC E • ,, CARS ' $1.88 e 7it a. U , . · · · · · · · $13.U X . I J . ' . : . ' . . . ' $t51SS ; •, . 600 x ,. ·: · · · · · · · · $Ult5 , , , ' . ➔- ,1!111...it, llWAYS AT YOUi � �t· R ver I'eekeuu ..,.� •ti. IMC. !llitw;n IUI had ' ' e·'trt.hdo y party ---r- - ·.: PLUM... • Lights Out After BioC Blow MEN'S BLtt.lOLDS · Only $2.88 I .800 • Ingemar Rules PEARL N ECKLAC ES • only 88¢ RAYON · . • .., p s.tu...,,, ,...... Necklace and Ea rring Sets · · 88¢ • •1• • 11 . . . . . · · $ 1 1.ts - ��-.. . liee. lll>lne • IN,,_ COSTUM E J EWELRY · · · 77¢ AS LOW AS $ 1 0.95 .-,..... ·m-. "Z'�':': : !"'�� :,rm�. An ( · Hg ers ' av� p· p •� l Pit � · - .... the•., aollllli· LIOUIDATION ! r:••":..�...,. � clllllilpa. , , . liut IIIJm\ all'! lilt! ....,. IIJBPLUS STOCK THE JEWEL SHOP f�' olf\; \ \I",·, b;; w• · pq. LADI ES' B I L LFOLDS •i•h p ·. . •fric.at.1:4P-:J.\1 � Jets' Pitching Get Them Zeroed In On 1st Place ,.. .... Poln& t " .. \ ,:i:�.:�.:i..�. Hon.!"red w· th ha"' DANC E t- M... Rousl..· •I See the --•cl- .,, 'lol,.,!I fans lo' come up with' an Now I• the time for prep baseball Figurinl rainfall last night, the boost hill\ ho11111, Koon had two oi • assist. da� of th&- Soo th Point con1esl is }'omeroy's folU' bits. ', , up in the air. DiJtQ� e�aiea � Briefly, seven regulars on the )'1111ttte,:• � ,...m iqay Marietta', first threat c.-me jn 1upposed to be on tt1e! OlJ• d i■mona the fourth. Spindler, the pll.(lber, face a decisio n whether or not to 10 with cias9ll!llllll on, !be • system but th.ose fields are !'!-port- singled. 11:ie next man bunted and annual Washington trip or stay holilt and conllDu�, their oon­ ed "already buay" thl!I: week end was sare on Bartelt' error in drop­ baseball uest toward a possible berth In the state Class in make-up se<:tlonal conteats. ping the ball covering first, and � Unseasonal r,ins, delaying di•lrlct elhnlnatlt>ns hnals. The determined Tigen yester- Babtock also bunte d. His went d1y c1me close but coul d n't win. down the 3rd base line. Tom caused it. By late this rooming the team will know if II can play South The Panthers collecte d a run White fielded it but co\lldn't make in the second ln1lng when, wJth a throw. It wa, scored as a hit. Point Saturday in the first of two district games on the OlTt one out. Bob Cunn i ngham singled, The sack& were ful l and noboby diamond. Fair weather forecasts make the date probable. I stol e second, and after White Fan- I was out. Should the Panthers win they'll be p laying in the finals, prob­ ried , -;ame home on Gary Moore'1 I Wilson then tanned HarMlwe and ably Monday, single to center. Christy, and Farley grounded oul. But Pomeroy's seniors leave Sunday for Washington and Moore's clutch single won the 1n the fifth Warden was safe on will be away until Thursda-y. . gamB though the rangy outfielder, Cunni ngham's error and Bonnette PLAN SUMMER DRlli.LS So it most likely could be the second &ame, or district fin90n of !onner pro player Lloy d walked. Wilson fanned Foibes, got ST. LOUIS UPI-The St. Louis (OintyJ Moore, also rapped out a Spindle on a ny, and fanned Par­ als, that throws the monkey wrench into tho works. , Hawks will hold a summer bas• First off, we should· wait to see if Pomeroy be,la a good, cl ean double in the fifth. He died) sons. ketba l l trainlni carnp NHion at al third when tile mate• failed to In the aeventh'., lop, wjth tbe tougb South Point club. U they do, why canBQi lllia,u, dQllO: a Mont ice l lo, N. Yi, re,ort from Offer the boys, should they beat Solltb, pressure mounting, Farley led off tloo June 1 2 to 18. The camp will en­ �ith a walk.• •Wa.tdcn's bunt to lhe wagon ride, or train fare, or some me l'll � J1!t to n able ne w t'Oach Paul Seymour to mound wa� ti'red to leCOnd by and catch up with their friends Monday n� wb ,tu up a, group o! outatanding Wll10n but it misled, botti :runnen WJN OR LOSE their district firu,l MUlllC BY NATIONAL LIAGUI •· Tliey. �. be- In rooll.ies and several Eutem LH· W L Pct. 08 were aa!e, win with none · out. Washington for two days of sl11htsee� t:Ue playen ior thlll 106&81 N■, re�• Tllursday !M ,Ut They ■d\oanct4 . a �d ball. ' . San Francisco . . 17 7 .708 Uonal 81sketba ll A11n ,, 1188.llOn. with the class, and, if still winnero, {eady fo� reg!Qmit Farle)' &fapJ) ed btt•een Plttsbur&:h . . . . . 111 9 .82G 2 third and home but reac� d third games Friday and Saturday. Mthvatikee . . 11 7 .811 3 ThOBe boys may not become state Ci nci npat i 12 l 1 .,27 4¼ again_ on � dealllrate ,un1e u.nder they might. In 1956 nobody gave MlddleJll!i:t a, saiell1 for the, · Cunmngharti, cove,lng. L011 Anteles 11 14- ,"40 ft¼ So Wilapn Class 1eUltd A state title but "Swacll's" boy, 'll'l!n1 down to do it St. Louia . . . . . . U 18 .409 7 This- · Pomeroy team., with a break bere and Philadelphia . . . . t 16 .NO 81,t again, and' did , !l)lil�al& Re fanned Bonnette and Curtiri, Gile Jackets' 19118 feat, Chleaio . . . . . . . . 6 13 .318 •� . . ;. ' . \ (batUo& for Forbes) . and Spindle Thu......,., bsultl Cllt To Yqur _.r waa out, Cunningham to Glbb1 to Glnclnnatl 14. ChtulO 1 ' Phil Collins, veteran OVA Pomel'Qy) ' ilnil f end the game. , MllwaukH 4 St. Loull 3 PHS diamond player, and Jim Bowles ill� . NII = The aame marked the return of San Fra11cl-c:• I Phlladelphla O 1 Pomeroy •a BUI Gibbs to lilthletlcs. Ing the summer tour together pn � VII! �• Jay llrWay't P......ltl• Pitcher& St. Loul1 at Chic... KIIM t.1 The husky first' saCker heaved off baseball team, an outfit putting toplller· Ii. fa!t<:y record on his · crutches tor the firat time in the Contip.enl . .. Hobble 24 In thot last fowt games Phil has bNa llltfiq cl� 14c ·• l'tttl-pllla at Clncllffllll (N) six months just three weeks 110, and thouah lame1 ia roundins ' Into and Bowles is pitching and operating at flm ollf.ll_. . -Cardwll 1-2 n O'Tool• 2•1 shape, ,,_,. II' MllwlullN talent is on the club intludlng several formm, Clas A.ltll, AA Wilson fanned 11, walked 3, hit Haddix 1·1 .,. Willey 2·1 and A pro players, some of whom have tnai. in the big Los A,...1.. at San l'rancllco one, whll& Spindler !anned 3 and time. 11,;t 1'nir.t (N �......,.. W ¥& -- walked 1. Ed Bai,tet, got Pometoy'a The Jayhawks have gam.. schedlllq In• lllgland, Sp,ln, fourth hit, a double in the alxth. 44 l 7 1:, �· Exactly 792. Plool1 .:... Marlett.a 1 Necklaces, Earrings, Broacbes, Necklace and 000 000 0--0 2 J Denmark, and throughout Germany duriq the suinnlel. Earring Seta - VaJuea To ... 86. A clipping received here shows Bowles iln't hi· Jl>Od form Pomeroy 010 000 x-1 4 3 Phll1dtlphl1 tt Cblclnnatl Mar1e\ta: yet Spindler and Farley. . He won a game 9-8, but walked nine! Tfle big Nffl'O rightPltttbuflh 1t• Mllwavk.. ltt lt tnr Pomeroy : Wllaon nrlr, Grueser. · 't m U • hander didn't used to oo like that. St. Leul, at Cflk:qo !/ Los An,.IN It San ,r■nclK• · . pire, Armea. GU AMIRIC,11,N L ,t, ,t,_ the punch because of Qle duz.Iing Stones. Dazzling Plate With Gold Hamllton � G Boxes I n Satin Lined lights during h ht second round Chl<ago :': 8 $6.95 Values. late Thursday •With Cortez Stew­ Botton . . . 10 7 .1188 Ii,: arl, a ne w 1parrn ate from New Clevel,nd 11 8 .579 !I, York. New York 10 8 .556 l . It was the first time 180-pound Balt imore . , , . . , 11 10 .&24 l'n Stewart had boxed with Ingo, Detroit . . . . . . . . . , 10 .,12 � triining here in the · catatill · Waahington . . . . . 8 12 .400 • You have never seen 111ch value, - 2 to 8 strands - They sell every day ) 7 13 .3,0 S Kamias City , , · GROSSINGER, N. Y. UPI-No Mountains ·for hla June 20 title for f3.96 to $9.95. YqlJRS FOR ONLY 88c. defense aa:aln&t Floyd Patterson. ' ": more br f Thurtcl1y'1 R•wlta J ht ItI h'· ..a ror Ingemar Stewart's right jolt to Johan•• Cl...land • • Now York 2. 1 1 •r..-. Joha nsson! son's cheekbone knocked the .� . 1 . Ct)lqfl_ 0, , . . . . 1 1 1 ,, The heavyweight cham pion toII • W""1tnt1M, - • Nd ,day ,111t11Y l>annt4 • ,..- Tti11t• champion back onto hia heeh. '·110 i · � �1t ' rrom hl1 training ring becau.. he f Ingo wu wen sh,iken but be did '' �� f l( n H ■t .. laf .50. Pre-priced $7 mo ., Calfskin Genuine and Morrocco British of Made tn , blamed them for a terrific punch not go down. However, the ipunch ppd. rain ln the racti he received from a made him so angry he refuaed to box any more or to do any ,gym­ ltrlday', ,-rM■ble ,,tchen ne w sparmate, nasium work. Kept111 City at 0,,trolt {Nl-:lna:o claimed -be t'Ouldn't see • • • ' L■rlOII 0-2 va lunn!n1 1.)-2 , ;:;:;:;: · •,;;;;;.;;;;..;;;;; .;..;;,;;.;;;.;;;;;.;;;.;;;:;:;;;;.;;:;:;:;:;:;::;;;,;;;.::;;...;;;;:;;;;:;;;; Chica'° at Cleveland (Nl- "" HOllll!l'll HAU Piere• 2•1 vt H1wklnt 3-1 All Genuine Leather in Beautiful Colors. - $4.50 Regular. : . Ntw York ft Wa�hlneten (NJ..,.. d 1\Mblte.' PowU° A real �porty job flnl!thed ir, heather, ,pinjc; ,w 1-t .,. kUt 1�, eteerina, ,power brall:�s; 1 iautqrnrltic drive, � ' · o, hM:lflr. Seat. 811thne,.. al loldon (N� mia,ke a bed. One k,ea;I oWlll4M1 car. Men, 1®'il; , Ill · M w .. ■tte 1-2 S.turcl1Y"1 G•mN Kan-■J City at o.trolt Ch� al C lemaod - York al Wath....... 88 - l- ll80B ' &altlm.,. et ...._, • It'• t!lot GO - GO - GO � -..th tbt. .. lioctet fflline end :looal -· · Tr,_ It •!Nlsht altck. A real � 'llttt• OldlJ. • today! · , · ,. . · '.. �ElLING �-.,.--=_.,•--:---· "\I __!_ Streak Mat-Led !.l..' wz.: em 'ff lWlllllf � Tae B L.eaders.. , �l·n., 1 ' 'ni!f, °t' y 4 D�Y Paint $ale! MAJISTIC PMIT IJ' CHET TANNlfflLL. NL Race SbaP,ing llp As.Test. - . t:�� - ,.,st Run Between Pitchin"(', Sl1i,rnn·-r,r,- t, ' nea11on1 for Ille IIIIO llepUllllcan vkc presidential nominee are theae( Th, liq ,v,bo no letup must avee -The nominee-with • If.I ..,.,.... ., ei. 1..,. th Thuraday !alle oo 11M lowly Phllc,mpallJI1 ,ri 1:) , ' li!ll;/tf'IIWliff tan1,at In the er. :ttlna -.e DUM:W tor Dall)' y_. re lou�cam, ho,ne '"'· the Cle?eland lndiant to a W win Cltion Bible 8rhoo1 when the � Unltedl P'reu lntfflltflM,al I - He mu lf be cap.able- of d i1The Nationa l ':,,euue race It ov er the Ne� Yort .Y ,nken •n4 udton C om mlttll!f! of thll! nirelt y in . neaatln autenmenu of bl . l a pin& up i nto a batu,e ot Tom Bre-wer ' two-hiUer : :: Jlul(' lfetboditt Cbuuh · m'!t Wed- rharaint grea ter tcOP' tha n tho11e usi&(ltd 1t . Chica10, f11t hl'an atan ed for d c p.l■NI fourth l s In u he hi• stuck T bten to Winning 1 _ to Bo e UPI ac t a l 111pjnl lh CINC'[NNA ei o pitchln& p � Sox Si n F qlllllaJ attauoon it tb11 llome . � ff M(f. John Scot , ehltmwl. . of by Elaenhow er to Nix.on. White Sox _ 1,Q • ab. bJ' the Natlonal Leaaue'11 nearly a week �ClU� ot rained shoots fO?" hil third t'lcLor, to­ Yilwat.l&M JIOWflf, t or ....-Ho accounL •eed be taken of •• ludin• team, are rnakm& o.ut ga�!� and v1ctor1n by other n1 11.ht agau�•t Doll Cardwel1 2 an · ironic twilt (pr t).f tw_•l lt'• ; of ,�" aehin t• ll)IMI' h• l "Tit .tb" ,p I.ht &tosraphy in cbao&.in& � Jle:piib. r . a Ph1 l ade l ph11. ' lr b ...., d l OIU o( lht �Hli ,lint d,,,...., ,1ub1. ,nana l!f',o: lre1<1mi I• � too,,. SUl, I l SAflYlr • . I. , 1JJ. t :r ,-, tape of the IMttod1 •hi!ll JIJ.1.1.1 be, Hean vice pre1identi.al nonunN , ;a'tted , Jtedt have T Thurldar, the_ 1 lilQlll 1 adin1 ' leaglNf.1e he o a:a m es' and .d.J,l� � ttit �- ''U™ 13 'll nd continue for two &U \h"' ft!if. " �l alway , . of the C:illl.ta �rw1y, ■round ip, /ihe tint iw• lnnln1i11 "Mn. � Scott wa• nor should th• Repuhlicarui W\�r The Reds baH 4111t t,,ogether JI ai:c-game llk,elk adroca,t,, q{ 'i:nlb."- IOn llH the Bf■Y,H lheJ,r _aeccql ♦ p ai:,, €u ce& attempt to bal­ 9� lace ;l t lh� t. araitti(t idDl/'flut!t11'� have iwblle seco�� i ball hi'tttn.1-an�· ' Charlie atraicht . V'ldoJ1 •f� lf,e Cardi · �Nd as direeior tor the achoo! any circumstan :::� 9 ::�e1r !'n, :!�'::v�: with a Catholic Ucket their ance Buhl at twaJ , eden of the BniveJ ' hu 1lwiy1 nil,. wblt.t1t4 ll!nl feacnen •ill be Mn. 1krth1 Bob Purkey with an eHY eu1hton championed sharp pit chinc coin• to overcome Milwaukee� 1 �arly Wt a,n4. .,._ Zllm.uad Grueser in '""" 4 place. ' to coa,t to lt11 •ond ,lw,ry , '!' 3-0, . lead, • �ed' witll insidie baleball. ,, · fut ttt.a ,Wllor De�ent; Mr1. To aett 1ut'h ba lance of tilt and hits •Ix ttered a sc Purkey ·iJJd Mr-. :tdwin A.ah. ticket -wourd be a cra11 thin&, BUt neither hat •nJ teuon to ·ruid Rea� cn icaao's only run -w11 u11e■.rned complatn today wltlr their team• lbe lnt,nnedl,,t.e .Depa rtment . ind Nixon beliel.lel, reaented by the n , • �• as Frank: 1hom11 tea4e<I, base alre■dy 1 wiptn1 out the -bitter di•• MN. q.yid Neau ud Mra. Dal, poblic. on an error ·before slh1le1 ..t>Y ,ppolntmfrtt of 1959 when t Worner, p,jmary O.pa rtmenl. •-11.. \ he> 1 r.1 Bob Wlil an d Don Zimmer. the Loi Angeles Doolen '"atole" the ., doubt.II that Gov. Nel Lin1ertn1 • Reds riddled Chicago pitchlnt: for n., from them with a late NHOn York Ne or T Rockefelle w IOTI A, A a total or 17 bib. IS rush and a post-season pl1yoH • bH abandoned hope or seizing the victory. noriiinaThe Fairvlew Church held theil" Republican presidential I),OIIQ IR. 0 tion witl linger so Jont aa he re• Win 6th In Row regular rneellnJ and a surprise Iny for Mn. Herbert 1"ht fro11t-nmnlna Giantl birthda party fu1e1 to end one Nixon for the tteased their winnine: streak to Rou1h at the home of Mr. and :Ma8 llff nom,inatien. !', realist ic •�raiaal .., ,is. games Tbur.;eday when � Mn. Charle}' Km&htini Sr., on of the 1ituat10n must give .due Golden the llay meeting Of beat tb.e Philadelu}d a Philli 1111 1 -0 Tueaday evenin1. The honored Riffe CI• of the Middleport First •e.iaht, bowevtr, to olh�r thmgs while tbe Bra\le11 ueed thelr lonl• guest waa presented ■ cake de- � -eb 11;reb met Thu.rid■)' eve.• Rockefeller hu been N,Y'tniball "punch" for the 1e,cond corated in pink ind yellow rose, lnrit 'ti, 'qureti wltb owen Brat• In an · April 22 Phtlfdel�i a ab'aight day to do'wn the St. Louia. 'with "Happy Birthd ay Jane! '. speech, the. goyemer toot. • dim in chare,e. preildetlt, toqL Cincinaati By United PNM lnt•matlot11I The eveni ng was apent aociaJ ly Cardinals, 4-3. The ..y,_ Bratt.on ltad devotions a nd yle-t, ot Eisenhower fore1in poThe Columbqs JeU are zeroing Red! acored 13 runi, lo tbe lint and in sing ing hynma, after Kn. 0 · ed with p nyer. His topic •• Ucy. He u,ied thi,t_ the_ admlrds• I io on first place in the InternaUon two innin g.a and crushed the Chi· Roush opened h� ma ny gifta, al l • tration stop i11provl•mr itl wor1d 1 w , to Get OU the Fence." ;::: al Lea1ue behind the stout pitch· cago C ubs 14-l in tl\e other NL enjoyed i Wiener roast on · the leadership to meet threats to meetbu1inea1 abort ttw! na I Jackson and Earl g1une. .. ipg of. AI Jawn , coo\ribution wu \'Oted to fteedom. I Francis. Those pri,ent. were .Amold and t Gary BeU became the, Amert• Kathy SUe White Ftmd. Lut weei. Rockefeller expressed The Jeta vaulted into the �l can League's fint four-11;1me win- Wilma Anderaon, Mn. Dori Pieru �klwina: the businea meetiq preference tor th! Demottade · 11 divi1lon on their stronc pitcblnc ner of the year when he pitched,, Rev. Ernelt ,Tbomu, .BOnnle and aQd qon1.e■t ander the di0 Jackson arms Thu'rsd ay n ight u Connie Andenon, Ronnie i nd Nt:Jlon of ""· and !In . Gerald ·. II� ' d Havan.a the d blanke is and Raymond Thom11, ind i'i;anc Eldan ttdlY were enjo,e4.. �fralunen\a . ,Iii, ' mMf, b '11n Frank Wilton Plied criticlllD ot the adminutr'a• Sugar Kings in a doubleheader, · E l mo Pierce, Mn. Ernest Tbom11, . , 1 lln. U.. """Id ciu ae £/5enlM>w..- to · 211 E . Mol4I If, Mrs. Dora Pars<>lli, Cam>U Wldlt, •• � and 3-0. t<t nolnate moYe Jackson iaaued only two hi" In llrs, Howard Donohue, Jo.1.-ee, dy to aeventeen membtn and ' \ll!lto any , 00f -.... JO t. presiden fdr Jtr '.Bockefel , the opener th■I was hl&:hltlhted George and Roj:er Panou, Her� · • IUN1, , � homer th.tee-nm '• Baroae by Dick ltert and Roger Ro111h, Billy, Da• , .. Yid an d Sue Donohue, Mn. Rose in I lix-run tb,ird inn ing . P'r•n• , o Btrhus, Robert■ Roush, Mn. Ar· cis •backed b)' Tom Buurge8,S" two COLUMSUS UPI-Filhlng is . nold Hupp, Mrs. Max Sl)an,Jer, IX . r.u� clout in ttie nia:btcap, 1ave fair to poor throughout . the atate Bessie Slaughter, Jean, 'f.ddie · up -fOur hits. ' 1 Miami pounded fO\U' Richmond becauu of ·cold ■ rid· rainy weath• ;nd Rocky Hupp, Mrs. Kenneth ' .', .· hurlers for 12 •hita while defeat- er the Dc,.partment ot Natural Wo lfe , Mrt. Charl es Knlchting· Jr . , • _ lnl th� Marlins 9.3. Harry Byrd lkaaur:te8 said tod1y in its week- ■'nd son, Ru.th, Benny and Penny . . � t · ,I!_ at Wolfe, Thomu, Larry, Sle'rie- and . went the rdute for his firat vie- ly Jab and stream report. The belt fiabillg bas been for l)ebby Spangler, Mr. and Mrs. , tor:y of the 8ell0n. , lalllllll " walleye, and muskiea In scattered Elmer Pic kens, Mr. and Mn. Don• ,, . , . , lak•a, the rtport 11ld. �·, . i a d Rhodes, BUly, Nancy, Bobby, ' WASIIJNG'l'ON UPI-Vke Pre· In East Central and Southll■llt• and Stevie Pickena, Corif\Df!I IUchard K. ·Nis,oa. predicted ern area1, fi ahing Pre¥1W'(l is ll1ht Rhodes , Mr. and llh. Bob Rbodu · ?,lklta s. Jtbmlbchev would· I ' . .. andr tishlng ,P,_1)8r, Stttamt are· Mike and Karen Rbodea, ltr. •nd · . ' .• ' ; ' ·. ' bhn. p a iw:nmit it.and-in re lakea I high and 1'011)': " lfY- 'J!be Sr., tqt:�Pt Ei1tnbanr. KnlghUng Mrs, Charles are some hot apots among tbe Brenda Anderson and the honoret. �hcUV won !t wut to see ------BeJ.rnonti Lnei Piedmont lake., I '� 11A m� Nixon told frienda the day JUll County, I• atill turning altar E iteDbowor ......cec1 th,t ••• �iin INDIANAPOLIS· UPI,-Drlvera muskie,· WiUt Creel, Cf)lbocto tho Vleo Praldont miCbt rep•• numbers Rood yie)dlna: 'ts County, ■II today predicted offo:iall and Nat the United ittatet at the · speed records will be sm111bed of all species. Catfllh and crap. iulmait biting. are plea ,oothe ror when Q,ll.lillifieaUons ' J.i.ixon did not elaborate. The 1 OWN IT FOR .ONLY mile Memorial Day auto race ioQ}hoatlon, � ta- be-, how• Etjulpped As Follows: 5-2 TRfPLl!i CHOI� open Saturdaiy, Charles Norris pre'1dtd at the •ve.i, thlt Mr. :le. cot a belly full URY,. N'. Y. UP(-nodgel WESTB r FNah Ai• Heater and· Defrost­ generall a of W i.th a promiae of the Riverview P1'A. of "NiAon at_ tfleil' notable kitchen meetmg fair and warmer weekend. activ1- Podge, Jan Hanover and Jla�id held recently at the Rlvervlew c<!,.terence m �osoow. ?ftat took er, Lif�l.'.steermg Whee l , tlei at the 8prawlln& racinl plant 'Vrangi t are rated tbe 5-2 c-oice( School . when Ntxo.n viJ'ited the pl , . t,ii · ' . business mHting U;: in suburban .Speedway City mu1h- u a b:i)lle enh'Y in tonigtlt's capital and Jouried the H om Rm:t, �� Arnt' Resf8, the t)uring · 1,, :i;,· roomed to a feyer pitch a, drlv· Wdy Maud Stake at Rooie�lt plans were mi!tde for commence• S, ' X!»Oaition there. .He •nd his • QifareU,e J..i1hUl'l', Oil filter, era and mechanics tolled virtually Raceway. BUI Raughtolt,- Who ment eJi:ercises to be held Mon• host ti,,d at each oth�r with words around the clock to e:et aet for tr,lns all three, will drive Jan dai eveningJ May 23 at the -AAm.e real bot.-wi1h a modem lncluct.ll Llfa ln1uranc• TUJn lndioolors, Dome Lig,ht, Hanover in the race, which l1 the American kitchen 18 a h■ci:drop. the time trials. , sch 1 . . , AFTEJl MINIMUM , . •' .,, filly division of the Measengel" all t,iloU, hot · eight least At • -Ni"on's Gallup Poll ntin11 inLudlle Miu spuk.er, gdefl e � l OOWN PAYMENT � $wi. Tire. y night. veterant of the famous "500 brick Stake! to ·be run Saturda Uy ,.,__.. � campalg o,uKy"a-uteaclrer Chestf!l'i lh i · Sm 1 1 , 1 � .......St!lto6,t •1■'N'� llfrP . tegists ftM Ole·� · but , ,., j yard" , were pic ked for the covet, . ·IJ9<' . · � · ' · •· · • = 1 l ltOFF rtl • .. DtMIT TITAM : ditty P'ol.i':iil Wader Ma '.t· ' to, r,Ofls which n pote . posi,io ledged that ri11ng ntmgs 1 �resting talk a bout ' ' Mexico. I the f astelt first-day q ualifl e!.:.._ l'tE� �ORK UPI-The New �ct.i'res !h a"t she had' taken on :wttl:lld be more helpfUI in October vork Titans of the American , h ta Mexico were shown 1980 than · ' in 190. tri ::; 1 • Football LeaJue haYfl 1i1ned To� Continual Jmpe,rtanw en!�)'ed Dimitroff, former Mtami of ' O�io -,ixon tras been �llln& friends �ee were served by and Cake quarterback, to a 1960 c�ntlitct. the refreshments commltfe� dur- •th•t the vice · pre11de�cy shall 'Dimitroff 11'a1 pla)'ed proft11ional · �o\r, in i mportance if �e is electing the ,octal' hour. rootba ll ,wl(h Ottawa of the C ana• etLprea:ident of- the Umted st•te&. --,------dlan League. """'dent Eiaenhower pn,mlled f' �rated &r e OIUII • durfnc the 1862 camp1i11n to RI-ELIC�ID• T)tACK• HIAD male tho Vl<e President an . lmed!te•day Meetinlf. W ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. UPI­ presided! ,Pol$,ant part _of th• MW rim1ms• on Willlams Phil Mrs. The Atlantic Clty Racing A.an. g of the Federated 1!_afion. He d1.d so to a de&n:c un· �e-eleeted John B. Kelly, of Phila• &t the meetin Circle held Wedneaday evenlngi ei:lmpled. . delpbh1 11 pre&ident of the track : ?.e vi� .P��M:J! �Wit _con. . church. at its annual· stockholders meet• at the ' with devo• \kl�e ,!o expand m re1ponai)illtty, opened meeting 'lbe 1 Uli ThUfSday. KeUy •Jd escals• by Mn. Lena Huber 141fat: N4'fon tel11 hia ctllen. �e aga-en . . ' ' ' . , tvrs are ,beln& instaUed.;,and new tiou dJdi • lot fin" ar" her topic "He It Lord Of All"' SldOline" k !fol a -• A ii 1V nd -· Hats added for the thck'.a SQ.day ''Wlieae followed by a discussion by thf:! . :,1e�d · office, but filxon remeetin1, ,which opena Aug. 8. .�ii: -. _ Ollll _ • )tcbla_ ln&._ . , group. Plume WY-!-Sffl ,· ,.� . :41fttqn qi • VI� pseiident1al ae11lon it busine11 the During PIQH!l RISULTl voted to send two packs to ri9 ,ifflJIJ lo ,run wJtb Nim.a .he­ �T• OlilO N. SECOND AVE. u,1--1.... waa 4-..Qoor �an, Fordomatlc' tran.,mjssion. Ra dio and· beater. Low mllage. New 0111' •P· l'MltADlllil!HIA ,. . Wide Chriltian Senrlcer ·co ea lh�on. a � of � World the · IS\t, Phll-pt,la, · 'Mldll,oiino,, _fu �1��� Nixon I ma apec1• .,jct, Green and white finish. , project. ·knacked out- , �ur Penl..,., 1 371 ··� A. deuert caurae was aerved by · hoateues Mn. G. H. Ewina:1 the LIS UPI-Pall• and Mn. R. w. Finsterwah1. r"amlly nl1ht •11 · oblerve4' at the cbt1tth lul hklay. X. potluck •"PIM' ""' � 1,i: :a croup. DESK Bill Wilson, senior rigbth&nder, pitched himself out of three j""IS here Thursday to ooat Mariella ' 1-0 and advance the Piln�<II in!o souQ>east diBltict baseball rontention. He a. ollck two-hiUer. twirl� · Coach Russell Moore's boys now face So�tlt Point, winners over- Jackson in sectional• play. They a're Qnly: four wins away from the state tournament. 1 ...h .':,•• Ml!Yaukee Serillnel' l'om'eroy-Mlddleporl ' ti., May 19, ill60-6 1'ltltb 1<..'0rlhl ltf:flU)' W 1n,;, ' '" '. :�THE JE\VE.J. SHOP w. vt. NEW HAVEN Cash Bahr, Owner MIDDLEPORT . . ' ' . . '' . _, ,• ..... •••,: � - ' I,, I • • • • �--- · I-DIily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 13, 1960 (9) For Sole .. i , , , •; .. ( 2 1 l Real Estate tn• No. 1 2.981 FOR SALE: SD{ ROOMS AND Wanted By · virl ue of an Order of Sale ell, Racme. full bath. Nazarene Panonage, Colle&e Road, Syracuse . Phone duly 111,ued out o( the Court ol � HOUSEWORK BY THE HOUR DOUBLE Common Pleas of Mei&& County, WY 2$35 or WY 2-6231 . the d1y. Phone WY2-2'82. DOG machine, oeon retilaunnt Uhw, in the case of Pumeroy Na• 5 13 6tc 3tc � lo. sign, gas range, cleQlric com · Bank., tt.utland Branch, Rut• Uone l l'OI CONSISTINT DEPENDABLE &F.SULTS -----· or, bool hll, foldin, in& t pr O land, N VE U ING � EKEE b F f LIGHT H blO, ag.am�L C lyde Kmg and fr)U' u.s SALE O FI P P OR S MODER o e IATF.S 0 n•en1 Uible, 8' long, l 2 folding chain CH 7-2302. room house, iull ba.aement and Helen King, upon a J' ud·5 13 3lc to match. Ideal for picnica on ---- _ _ _____ _ _ I �ta per word, Me llMelt1oo, lllnimum dtli'lt - t10 .-.-';I attic, Allume bdance of J. � lherem rendered, and being Cas4; the b. . ,wills Bf:U cheap. In- ( 20 ' Bus i ��s Se rv ices direct &ovemment loan. Lot 50 No. 12,981 in said Courl, I will Of· I cenla '1"" word lot II.roe ......uuve i-ruo... q um: � · a.rie t.einer, Corner , - -------- ___ Bpodol - - -lb !or '° - per -1.l,O. Good nellbborhood. C..11 fer at public sale at the front door Re�taurant, CheabJn, Ohio, or iWl C('(.a>rrt()NJM� RSFRIGE&� .... OI 3 ...,. pol' word wl1I be ..,...S Im ..._ or aee Jlreddi� Thabet, M 111aon, of the Courthouse in the Villa&e . -• . JI •• -..... call WY 2-�-•-.-'_ nJ-,•.,1. 4-26-tfc of Pomeroy, Meigs County, Olµo, aUou _. d not poid within 10 doy1 ofter recei>vi, bill. W V,j ' 1 1 3tc Uon, New Jhv,a. .Pb.oue TU on the 2 1111 day uf 'May, 1960, at .l!lnww l.o M-W.C - -.Jd be niport,d lmm<dlate11. 'l1lo 10 o lo A. M. the following flollr !lentiMI wl1I Dot be NI� fo, mon 1W1 Oil• ln,or­ t:i ------�0-.2.8-tl FOil SALE SEV� ROOM HOU S land 'candcktenement!!, to.wit: with two bath■, aange, wasb ( 9a ) Morine Suppl ie!. :. ?. McCOY Situated in the Township of Rut• ol 1'laollo ollll l!pedal Notlcfl ol Ev,,,,ta fl .00. Oblwarle1 --house, etllar, larfe t"Orner lo\ AIJCTto)rll•R land, of Meigs, State of lbllilMd at 1 cent per word. I ISED IOATI AND MOTORf M5 located in Cheater, Ohio, 00 h O, Coumy 1..,.. 2, .__, ........... .11da. o nded and de1cribed nd ':/OROS l DAY · 3 bAYS u C DAYS b l MO. w l U U e end 11p whll• IMY lut, Mttrot r u s ll. ln e - as follows: Jtoute 7_ Priced t IO &. 90< IOc II� $4.M li pollt•n Motors. 600 L Main 1 GRAVELY nACTOa SALIS AND eated call or write Paul Po n first Tract : Being in Section HI, llO ,1.m ,1.80 $6.00 St., POfflff•1· Phone WY� Ripley, W. Va. 'hi.. ES2-IM33. Town S.rvic-. Iii e. Malrt, Pomeroy. 6, Range 141, West beginning 21 Tk '1.IO fUD '7 .60 1 1 -24-tfc 4-2.6-tfc l"hontt WY24975. Open 'Iii 9 ---184.4 leet N orth of the Soutbeas\ ---Ma .-ved by 10 A.IL will be ID I.bit de1 , ,-per. p. m. unttl June I. laleamad; corner uf said Seclion 16; 1hence Harold a.mhlrt, R.MdHII.._ · �---LI Buy Your - J_ -It,,. West 18 feet; 1hence Soulh es deOhio. Phone C-¥',11• Jffl. '-'l�f• U'"" grees and 45 minutes West 462 J.11-Uc feet to the South line of uld Sec­ MODERN SUBURBAN HOME- tion; thence West along the South ( I J Notic¥ {'jl For Solci iMUL&.&..;aA fll UR,'\..t.Ck., wafifl,.0- Located on a beautifuUy land· line of said Section 2506 feet; TIRMITi AND Pll't CONTROL HOVMt 1ppl..ne..._ Al'Mld Ir• acaped 1.8 acre plot. 3 bedrooms thence r-torth 5 degrees and 60 iy P:1ln. frN i.,.,pedtw. hwur- �GOOD Mll..K COWS. One 1 160 fe1::t to the th...., 1,,---., Ohlt ,ta.,. with large ll&hted cedar closets minutes East Juat lresh. Rolland Searles, Ruteel bJ' Natlenwkhi. ,_.. R. o f Creek; thence along side North ; built-in b:H klthen I -ltMtc 11 an abundanc WY4-43M. land, Phone SH 21626. incl A. 1entct ,...,ion WY2of Republic Steel cabinets with the North. side of the Creek North 3 1 1 6tp AT 4-»th 2M. . Formit'!• tope. Hou1e has mod• 83 dgrees and 30 minutes East n:LE\1111 RAlllO A,'W S11ALL ern bath, pla,tered walls. oak 684.7 feet; thence South 2 degree8 PR1ci:s FOR crrv PAY You oo MIDDLLPOJIT rlR8 oiPAirappl11oci repalr. Phone OU. fl and full basement. t"ront and 00 mlnutes West 817 fe t; oor■ 11led f•rm machinery? See BUI 11.cOJntock, J1Kmo, Olol4. ment Au�n. _... &ttutdu, ii rch 8' x 28' with ornamental thence South 75 degrees and 30 po Goodwin and buy al farm prices. Z.1-llc . Ma, lt. _.,..DI iuildlQI on the ron ratltng. t Call for an appoint- minutes East 429 feet; thence Pomeroy, OhJ,o Six ille. from Wilke1v mltea d U T lD Mtd4lepof1. � to ment thi1 exceptionally North Jl5 feet; thence East 858 see CU�1'011 HUILt • IUTl..HEN DJ, , _-:------- 4 28 30\c New llel'dlaJ1'11M. well•btlbt home. $18,000.00. feet; thence North 18 degrees and JllDld lo: . '->41' bwJ.l l'1',e • ''"" aw, <lo.tr to Kl MEXICAN TOMATO PLANTS ARE 1 1 ) Wonted To minutes West 132 feet; thence Buy H 00 NIW A.VIN 4-room modern Abbott. I.Dd .fCkwD.I.D um,i., Siu&. D?on 0pea 8 a. 111.· ' &,lle - base ready 1Dd teveral other 1tandard --------North 84 degree9 and 30 minutes horrie, and bath hardment, P•t ·"'.£1121 ' 1-e-tf at n rletlll . AI IO rhubbarb at Its CLEAN USED CAR. WILL CON· I I a. Bl, feet; thence North 684.7 East w floors, ood automatic heat, tvli .iiie •II d•l· � Crin : adsider any make or rnodel. Phone be1t, to eat and for deep lreez• and 30 mtnutes degrees 7 storm windows 0 and doors. Situ10rd . t., AucUa,ntis, c WY2-673L Virgil Teaford, Syra• Ta.lVISION RACIOAHD SMALL in•· Gecond Houae E.11t from 132 feet ; thence North 61 de• East In .at&d e:r.cellent neighborhood A,,u.... ,.._.,,. C.11 ,,.,. :5-10-6tc c use. School hou14, In Syracuse:. Wm. grees and 30 minutes Ea8t 132 c.,.1.., 414 N. l■clM Aw.. 1 near grade school. $12,000.00. co'uNTV WIDE CLASS G o a tfc , H. Holmea. feet; thence North 70 degrees and RURAL. acres, 2 room tfl 5 Sunday, Mar 1.6, a p. m,· '· s frame I -· --1 home, partial ·basement, coal fur- 00 minutes East 66 feet; dom Goepel Mlllfon, ent· 1 4 1 or ( • INEG I NECC IIACH SEWIN K -. thence North 76 degrees and nace. '380().00. · on Buhao and sliver, Complete zig-1.1.11 for making but- 1 SIX ROOM HOUSE 1 126 EAST I•1tVIC -,-DIO •• '0 minutes East 47� feet to the CUCKL■R REAL TY Bro. A.hart, lel41J'; Ref. ton holea, blind stitching and ALL MOOIL AND MA.KIi East li,ne of said Section 16; JIM ROUSH, S.IMmln p11&or ot thurth, Tb.. .. St., Pomeroy. Phone WY2· Ma n i fan c1 deslgna. Originally cost . 11 4'tc thence South along the East line NIW HAVEN, W. VA. Invited. &-12-Gtc 34oa. over '300. Pa)' oU b«ilance or $86 � SU,, �'::., �N � l lo --� ----�,-"&-.:.;. ; �...,. of said Section 843 feet to the PHONE TU 2-2&43 or t.ak� over p1yment11 of $8 per YOU .AJ.J.. COD 1'0 T�OQSE 11 3 tfc e place of beginning, containing a t , 1 1 TWO OR TI-IREE ROOM FURNISH mon,h. Phne WY 2·2204. Ci�n Shoot, Sun4a1 1l I, J , M, on :-ag - Ml.3 acres. -�-ed apartment 140 Mulberry 5 13 8U: Bousi J'cfi SAL�"': ,P .. Old Route 7 back of � •�tlna: AUCtlOMIH Second Tract: Being in Fraction . S-12-Jtp Ave., Pomeroy. town, ab. room1, 4 room1 dov.n, 6, Town 6, Range 14 west; beC-,1... htwlMI HOME RENDERED LARD 1 15 2 up, ap,ro.1lmatel7 1 acre I• ginning in the center of the, public lb. ,10.00. Phone SH2-4677 Yel llild n:eellent well 18 mile, road 33 feel West of the North• wrl... ��-.."'°' cont "' aot APM.'MENTS Jl'UnUlhod ond .... ..-..,..... '-"' IIWI 11-7-Dtc from Pomeroy on State Route . west corner or Fraction 2· them.-e un.lumlahed. Md(ut1rt. Jdddl,­ A. C, NM?POI.D, �•- Oka.. 692. Price 5800,00. WE WISH TO THAN& EVIIVONE ln(.luire along center of the public road port. Phone WY-UZ88. N-11 who wl■ 10 kind •nd thouabiful I �•· Howell at Paietown. north IR degrees and 25 minutes 5 AND 8 ROOM ROUSE, TWO 5 after th� death ot our f•thfl', AZ· West 235 feet; thence .along the _!-..:_� room apartment,. A. N, BeneeJ, thur Beosle. w, allo . wllh to 1 center of the road North UI de­ Phone NY2-3272. 11-2-tfe thank the Meli• Genor.i Jloa• FOR SALE BY OWNER 8 ROOM grees 20 minutes West 217.9 feet; ) ;I pltal nune1, Dr. Bol1!tl, :JleY. modern home, plus laundry room thence along the Ct'nter of road FOUR ROOM HOUSE FOR BENT Catmlchael, the M11ont ,nd and utility room, gas fired hot North 19 degrees and 00 minutes Loni Webster Fruit Farm,, £11t11rn Stan, the Oddfollowa, water heatin• sysl,m, hardwood West MIJ.2 feet; thence along cen• Bollom, 0., Tt!I YUkon &-3201. ftwlnll Funer»l Home, tho1e floora down, built-In kitchen ter of ruad North 40 degrees and :l·:l·6tc sending Oowera, frltfld1 ·and flllllTII •M JI ore 9:80 A •II' with WBBher. II Interested 30 minutes West 177.4 reet; thence • ....., ... � Y•2-2Mf "" dl1h nelihbor1 from everywhere, 1nd ddlapo,t W \t4l'•2Ptiyo, WY2·3771 5-10·31< along the center or road North 50 �'! ltOOM AND BATH FUR­ VE II da ff .._. anyone else who he)pcd in •ny ,._.to; degrees and Jo minutes West 1,a nished. Phone WY2-3083, ..... .. .... ..llllrfJ , , , Way. IIAUTZ .... gTOltl FOUR ROOM HOUSE FOR SALE feet to the N orth line of said Sec­ 3-10-3tc Joseph P••Rle •�d family At C....._, bath, Nsement, &aa, city water tion 6; thence West 2280 feet to For FREE lnspecllop Mr. and Mrt. WIiiey Circle Yukot1 '4141 and g•o1e. Located near bridge the Northwest corner ol said Frac­ PHONE -:-=--:-=c=---c,------- - APARTME NT: 5 ROOMS, BATH. 5 11 lip HAl>IIU. IIIYIC� lTATION M11on. Wilbert Wea,er, M.,on. tion 6; lhcnce South 5 degrees and GIimore'• Supply Store 220¾ E. Main, Phone WY2•2466 11-10-Dtp, 25 minutes East 180 feet; thence AIINu\y wY-2-2114 5 1 1 31, 16) Lost and Fou� South 17 degrees and HI minutes SIX ROOM HOUSE, BATH West !17 feel; thence South 31.fl £Hl'J D1y 11effk:t> ,torm windows and doors. 771) feel; thence North 57 degrees aifd SLEEPING ROOMS. CLOSE IN -------'---- --LOST - 1 H1y,eed areeo crulHr V1u1han'1 Exterminating Sycamore, M iddleport. 5-12-6tp M minutes East 167 feet; thence 1hlrt bel.,een Whtte 'a Grocery town. 127 Butternut. $ 1 1 Stp FO R THI: BEST· ROOP' AND Company r,pal, ..,,1.. ....., ,.., palntln 1 and Heleft'I Beuty $hop. on @80. It. Mirra. w. Va. South 30 degrees and 40 minutes TWO BEDHOOM F RN! . , • and ·hoUIO p1!r!IIU call Bill � .Of Q Phone WY 2.fl647. dene Whale y. 1 ,..;;;;;;,;;;;a;a;.aa;a===a. East 390 feet; thence south 14 de­ -� "";;-a;-;, apartment with utllttlCII . ' � Wy1tt Phone WV'l-2721 5·10-tlJc 5 12 31<·" gre es and 10 minutes West 100 ni.!1htd Phone WY 2·2660, . Ew• · ---,-. r,ct; thence South 1 0 degrees and - _ ----,, � lnt,1's Store, Pomeroy, ft 13 Otc --- • -----------181 Auto Soles Pl/1.L TYPE 2-12" CO-OP PLOW I� minutes East MJ4 feet; thence Look at I.he Space. 1...-0ok at lhe t'OUR ROOM HOUSE, Rutland 7 ft: Co-Op mower. Hay tedder, South 53 degrees and 30 minutes 11100 BUICK fllff. 8PICCIAL Township. Phone TU 2-�•n,, Mrs. IIAIINiJi.illlPSON INSuR,.NCJI Pricea. Look at llhe S&vJ.na;B. \ all m good �h!l,pe. Charles E. East �82 feet; thence North 84 de· H1r4•Top 2 Door. Sparklln& Al•all, \lloJ11port. Fin, Au• Carl R11irdcn. t Yost, Minersvllle. Phone WI 9. grecs and 15 mlnutel!I East 230 3 13 6tp Ji ' or he Seit Buy &. Beat Terms orl1in1l flnl1b. Dynaflow drive. mobJle, BOndL Phone WY-1, 3668. 5 13 6tp grecs, a minutes East 230 feet; on New 6nd USED, Look to BIHttnar,, Pomeroy. U·Ok thence North ti degrees, 10 minutes 2II03. WASIIE HS AND R EFRIGERA· AMERICAN PLAYERS LOSE West !196 feet; thence East 1 188 TORS DcliYer and keep in 1er­ - - -bO N &TJVEQ-GUILDFORD, Enli:land UPI feet; thence North 88 degrees and GOOII CINII u� Can vice. Phone WY 2·2880. Ewings TWo American players were eli m• 30 minutes East 598 feet to the All MIit.. UHi MNtill Storl', Pomeroy. 5 13 3tc dTaOl'Ol."AN MOTOQ inated Wednesday in the Gull(\­ plac'!! of beginning, containing lord hard courts tennis tourna­ 78.54 acres. · - .... Mala ·� U.S. No. 23, Wavtirly, Ohio 3 · ROOM t"URNISHED ap1rtmcnt. ment. Bill DaYis of New York lost Third Tract: Being in Fraction Ohle Osten .v•ry d•r 9 to 9 1128 E. Main St. Phone WY 2· � to Brit■ln', Trevor Freeman. 6·3, 36, Town ti, Range 1 4 West; begin­ ,:., 3408. 8..f, and Pat Stewart of Foreat ning 212 fee t South of the North­ o 13 etc 1804 FORD 6, DOOR STANDARD Hills, N. Y., dropped • 6-2, 6·1 di!'· east corner or aaid Fraction 36; Shift, Heater, Radio. Need, Mo­ 3 USED COAL FUkNACES, GOOD 1 elslon to Robin Blakelock, the thence South along the East line condition. ( e Arnold'• o 7 l H lp W�nted We tingtor Work $200, Phone WY2, house of slHd Fraction 375 feet; thence British junlor women's champion. Store Syracu , se. Phone 819CI. ·--11-13,Slc WY2-6384. r•> 6 ta 20 27 41c WANl'ED MAN FOR GENERAL =-::= oHice work. Must be able to COMPLE·TE ,,,--:IN �UBAN IOM MERCURY '793, C!: � tylie and should have aome teetlon. Lile. 411to, !'ire. Pollo. Sedan. A aooJ reliable ear. l l2 RATS KILLED WITH STAR bookkeeping e1perlenct1. Sal• Bl1ettn1r1, Pomeroy. Call Don IWll. Mlddhtpo11. a-a 6tc Wart1rln. 2¼ lbs., ,1.n; 4 lbs ary. comenBurate wlth ability. ow. t,a.ao. Safe, pure, and auarantecd: 19N BUICK fl,Hll VI SPECIAL U interested, iwrlie &lvlng re· EbertNth Hardwire. ,um, ol experlenc• to Rich- ( 2 1 ) Reo l Esta te Hird Top 4 Door. One careful ,., 2'1, 2B. 211; (5) 4, �. 6, owner. Dynatlow drive. Radio ards & Son. Inc., P. 0. Box 1 1, 12, 13, 18, 19, 20, 26, and Heater. Blaettna19t Pome­ Pomero,, Ohio. 5-7-Dtc FOR SALE: 9� 447, ,..- ACRES GOOD 2e, 27 ; w '"l 1 , 2, 3, 8, 9, 10, roy. I-Ute fence, 1ar.11e, 2 room eellar. I 11,, 10, 17, 24tp WANTED A HOUSEKEEPEll other out bulldln&1. e room good fu II ume. Inquire at 479 Beech 11118 PONTIAC STAR CHIU, FOR SALE-FMlldalre AutomaWater in hou1e 10 minhouse . Sl., Middleport after 7 P• m. 471 Syc1mora St., Middleport tic Wa1her uted very little, TIP· ute drive from Pomeroy. Loe1tN WY2·MIM. &-lo«e M-1:ltp pan G11 Ranae ln good condl· 1/t mU11 oft 143 at Wolf Pesa lion. Located at 80-0 E. Main G, W Spencer. Phone Creet, � CIIEVROLET VI • DR. SE· ALE SI., 5 9 e\J lor . inform WY-2-6620 ation call Cooldin. Pomero)' Pollet Cir. BJ11t­ YUie 1568. ; ;.;:;;;;;;;;;;aa;a;;;;;aa;a;;;;;aa;a 5-12,3tp aa;a;;;::;;,:; -,;;;:;,:;;a;;;;�;;;;;a;a;;;.; -;;;.;_;;;;,;;��I taara, Pomeroy. O-Hte WANT ADS 7 LAMWO RTII PIGS. ( 1 81 fn1>I� Em.or)' POW· 6 13 3tc FRENCHJl'Rvu:-eOT- 1 I _._ ,... :4 '°" PHON E WY-2-11 57 JOHNSON SEA-HORSE OUTBOARD MOTOR -==-:------- KARR & VAN ZANDT fl...-i.7 I ---------· m '-=========' I( I rue . F MlcNI.,.,.. R �UL� "{J ( 21 ,.,-rd of T'---ks --- iI I I I I J , '•••nr, -TR A I L E R S - Trode (20b) Insurance .- Waverly Mobile Home Sales ......,_-..... ---� ••n••···· ·ALUMANATION PONY. GENTLE FOR CIKLl>REN to ride. }'rank Emrich, Balley'a Run. TWO BUILDING LOTS IN THE 3 13 3tc Twin Cedart Addition, New Ha­ ven. 100' x. 100', $195 each. I USl!:D FOLDING WHEEL CHAiR l und lawn moweir. Bolb good Phone WY 2.a:121 or MHOJI SP3· conjlJU on. Priced reasonable. t767 after O p. m. O 13 Ole Call SPruce 3-3845. KIRBY VACUUM CLEANER-Re­ 6 12 Ste pope1,ed and in A·l 1hape. Pay otf bal•nce ol U7 .no or t1ke 'ii PRICE SALE: Genuine Import­ ed Holland 1Iadlolus bulbs. over p1)'ment1 of f7 per month. Rowley • Reed lldw•, MiddlePhone WY 2-2204. IS 13 6tc port. . O 13 8tc I MfflEE COMPLETE ROOMS OJ" •II new lumlture at Jn1el'1 Furniture, 1"clude1 2 plece Uvlns room iulle, 3 matchln1 la· ble1, 3 m1tcblna: lamp■, 4 J)le(e bedroom 1ulte, lntuaprln, matlre• and box 1prln1, bed 1pread, l dre■1er limp.. kotpolnt refrli:erator, au r1n1e, 7 plee. dinr.lle ■-t, and 82 piece dinner ware. The11 I rooma of tumi"I" - 2 Door turc were not :PJtked up after • �. lnM., •httater, 900d tire., down paymoot ._,, made. Th• eura clean tnterior, beautifW ,.,1n11 can be youn. No down 11Dlte and black (Ullah. I poxmenl, 38 month• to pay, JUI! , pay the balance or A,60 • week. Here i• S899 worth of furniture • fOT only "80, PhOlle WY 2•J83D, 5 II ate SATURDAY! watch for the walkina Shoe Bos: on the llrfftl of Middleport and YOU niay n,. celve a ,-lr of complimentary u, S. K"'1e11... Tho Shoe Mid• tcWIIO'l', GIDO dl1por1. I 11 Ste 1 957 FOlD $1 295 · . POM E�OY MOTOR CO. Bo•. '. Fnncb'1 Markel lO wood beds, good condition; 16 metal btd1, new; 1 roll-41.JWay bt-d, new; , hoHywood fAmca; 12 clothes dryere, new; 1 matl� 8s, new; 4 bed o9prlngs; 1 •• �; :3 .bieh cb61MJ; 3 doll car• ri-a11e-s, new; 1 romplete dinette tet, new; 1 1 t.ables; 4 utility tableii,: l T.V. Stand, now; 1 boUywood MIid ,board,, new;. 1 �vin« room cotkl.aH lQiibl<i, new; 11 fiber �ts; 2 port.able bfirs., new; 100 lte,m of cooldn1 ubms'1s, ,pobl end \}11'11, illl new; odd lot of acreen wJre, •II new; odd ·lot of paint, -1,l dlfferellt colon; 9 oil r&lliCS, a U ,ne-,.:; 4 toilet bowla; 1 ,autlon!,atk W1.llher, aood .,.pe; 1 brd prem; 50 db8. Dr.-nex; • rwMhl.nr �ri; 111!1 -,nllt ltnlnen, •ll new; 2 eal. of 1tockald; l <)aunclry room ...,.1 ,.,..., . ve, new; 2 Dixle coal h11tera, tl,ew; 2 doe duater,., MW; 1 new ' door; 12 CUii 0titahera, new; 12 -� door cuud!t� .,new; one 10, of wfencbe1, all aide. Olhtr H , 109 nulllel'OUI :to I ntJ.on. · ·- • . All new '.l'hla 1-- one at. Ille belt · ,i-, ·' · � menellUdltle. II you plilt �f _., .,. come lo 1h11 ..... Please doa'l 111•-llelV• , , , 11ie.' Ploty ofloall ___., ·� . ,\, .,:. ", •""Ill"' ed OD. l,l'OIIIKI ' • , � k· , -f , -� �l. NOT llll'ONlllll,a POii ANY AC:CtllliNT• "'1\ 9. .ii, 10:10 1 · 80 !1:00 \0;00 R O O FS AND AU TYPES OP 11:15 U :20 J l : 10 M E TA L AND MASO N RY 9:00 Badge ,nd Bullets 11 :00 Eddle Seacrist Show 12:00 Luneh wilh Soup Sales 12:30 Cray Ghost 1 :00 TV Cla!lsroom 1:30 Talk 1'aCk 2:00 Studio Wrestling 2:56 ,Baseball D:30' Fill Films 11:00 Record Hop. '1:30 Dick Clark: �how C OAT S • CAU L K S • I E AUT I P I IS R E F LECT S 'H EAT • MANU,ACTUIED IY IIPUBLIC POWIIIIID MITAU _._ Cleveland . Ohio 'T.M. l■a. U.S. fa,. Off. f Channcd 1 3 - Friday H A R DWA R E SINCE 1884 Customer Parking In Rear 01 Store MIDDLEPORT, OHIO I i ' I I' I I I .. ' ' ' I I ' I I I I I I The Brighter Day Th.e Se«ei Storm The Edie of Nl&ht The Thfte Stooge■ The"'Ufe of Rlley Arthur J. Smith-News A Look at the Weather Jule Rivlin ShoVI' .,3t Amos 'n' Andy ,:00 Martbam ?:llO Jll,v.blde 8:SO Hotel de Paree 9:00 \Ve9tlnghouse Playhouse 11:00 The Twilight Zone II� 1..--.· \o Penon 11:00 Hiw. , 11:10 A Look at the Weather 11,16 Special Broadcast 11:16 Thet..ter 13. 1.00 1:15 !:SO 1:ro 1:80 1:00 8:15 6:20 Dllilrlbuled By Q U AL I T Y 4'1:00 Home Run Derby 6:30 News Picture 6:45 Sport1 Roundup 6:5t! Weatberca■t 7:00 Satur�ay Night Jamboree 7:30 Bonand. 8:30 Joumey to Understanding 9:00 The l)flputy 9:30 World Wide 60 10:30 'Man From Interpol 1 1 :00 News Headlines 1 1 : 10 Weatherc11t 1 1 : 1:1 Shockwatch 2:00 Sia:n Oft Channel 3 - Sunday 1 1:15 Sign On 1 1 :30 This ia the Life 12:00 TV Chapel 12:30 Industry on Parade 1 12 :45 Garden Ch,ib of the Air 1 :00 Roll with the Champion 1 : 15 Pre-game ShoW 1 :30 Baseball 4:00 Sunday Movletimc 5:00 World Ch11:mplon1hip Golt 6:00 Meet the Pre89 6:30 Sunday News Plcture 7 :00 0Yerhtnd Tran 8:00 Music on Jee 9:00 CheYy Show 10·:oo Loretta Youn& Show 10:30 People Are Funny 11 :20 Ne� Headline.a 1 1 : 10 Weatherusti 1 1 : 15 Nitewatch I :00 Sign OIi .....,., 5:118 Sia:n On 8:00 Gw,11 SW 1:1� New1 a,; weau-.er 8:30 RFD 7:00 Breakfalt Party 8,30 New, 1,95 Breakflll Party D:80 NeWI 10:00 MotO!'Cade: 10,ao Siar Salute 1 1 :00 Top Tea 12:00 Noon Newt 12, 1� Week•Qd U15 ��Le d 1,30 Ohio :l',wa 2:85 w..k•Rtd 3,30 Na.wl . kand 3:31 W.. .f.:30 New• 4::m Weekend 5:30 Gueat Star 5:45 Pat Boone Show 8,00 Sundown serenade 8:30 Off the Air . , • • Sund•Y 7:45 Sign on 7:47 Sunday Chapel 1:30 , , L..----�--------------,,,..,_,_,,..,.,......�•.,,,·-. .,,o ,:16 10:to 10:'6 11:IO 12:00· 12:UI U:IO 12146 1:00 1:80 1:1)1) 2:80, -I::�· · &-.» . i;OO .f:IO t:S5 �:30 D:40 5:45 6:00 6:30 Credits ,. . ALL 1116MT, (Ef5 NOT HAilE Nf/ Of F/.Jld �D OHe· lfF ! - =rJ9< MDl-�w:.- , · �$1• . �- · G"1er <JD. each oth�'� ..p■e ae. -"Wd, co1,1Dts. for lunclf," t;41· W CP,!l· le, be "Some may demn Hollyw�. I,�r• . Pf iM,• tire to do so. It � ·�,-\Ii ·'. Wf which people yt.ffl to be loved. They 4\1 · . it elu�ea them and a.l'l4!Yl � are more lnteretted � 1� • es than In God or the' le1l men." He ,aid he doesn't ml.I• Ure money or the personal JlU�lieftt. e,oo BraYe Stallion It is significant that the hilb 8:30 Leave It 1'0 Beaver - ln Father Boyd'I cwr'nt point Holly.wood. 9:00 :Lawrence Welk Show is the 1imple oowaieliU1 activity partoer full a �eca�e ·he ?I At 10:00 Ju),i\e,, U. Ii,. A. witlt Mary Pickford and Buddy of ,tudenll. "l look upon tie l l :00 Up-To-The-Minute Newa RogM'I In a 1'V-Radl o p�ucinC work aa I miHIOI\U'l" " lf'fll fA! 1 1 : 10 Sports Report firm. La\eJ" he w� ch01en first great as Asia and Africa ht �i • GI ' ! LIS Late Show president or the Television Pro- eaiphasl.zlna the importuPf � youna: out'' terilng "straigh od �llywo of tion ducers Associa "I bad aChievetl everyU1ini I on thelr vieWs abou� life. He 'has written two booU ln might ·-have wanted, and yet l lt:O(I John Hopkinl Fl.le the 11dt three ye:,rs and lt WGl'k I answer found n not had I knew , 12:30 Bishop Pike to the me.aolne: of my life," he ing on a third. 1 :00 Colleae Newt Conference Thi1 summer be will be CO­ recalled. ''Lile ls too thort and y 1 :30 Big Picture I chairman of a Mminar on � waste. to �lit e prec�ou a too 2:00 My1ter Matinee decided y " to seek out my owfl iden• pag8nd4 and comm�c•t1,.o� J� 3 :00 Open Hearing the Warld Teachln, COnferenN 3:30 Biggest Bridge in Action tit . enter Or the World Student Cb�J.sfan to decided he ally; 'Eventu 4:00 Preaideptial Mi8Sion l ed the Federation in StrHboUl'I, Ft�. 4:30 N•tlonal EducaUon AIPOt. the 5:eminary. ije descrlb U!,...ljl _ te- Next December, he LI aabedubid "ibsolu aa Hollywood reaction 5:00 M8tty's Funnies b.l,r". the to be principal speaker at � in• CJ �IJJ� " violent. ly 5:30 Eve Arden Show announcement, and -many or his temiUOnal meeting of MtUiodlst friends were upeet. But he wa, youth in Columbia, Mo. s,oo People's Choic'! Ordained In 1955 ·after • year determihed to make a:ood in hi& 8:30 'Robin Hood Oxford, Father Boyd h11 1ptrit at new life. 7:00 Trackdown time alnce •s • tutor 1pl,t.• tbe not For haa. he ntly, Appare 7:30 :Maverick at Union Theo!.oflofl Buti­ ant only has he gained recognition 8:30 Lawman in New York, es moderalqr !fi nary more but writer, and as a 1peaker 9:00 The Pebel nat\onwlde radio �rli1 pro­ a nf he Boyd, Malcolm for nt importa 9:3 0 The Alaskans fs happpler. "Now I'm living, not duced by the Na\ional Co\Dlcil 10:30 Johnny Staccato of Churches of Chrilt, and Ill just existing," he said. of a downtown lndianabo­ rector 1 1 :00 The News Tonight Father Boyd, now 36, said he He t'!allle to Fort COi/ i church. lis behind 1 1 :05 Weather Window d8es not Tegret leaving . ,. . n ... , \' . u.lh ..1 ,1 •·· 1 1 : 10 Late Show the so-called glamour of the 11.ns last. �ter1lbe "'·· w6rl ' 1.tJ lrtl " ftt ... , h t d1t "fk1 4 movie-televi9ion iworld. "41 , dlrJ 0 1 ' · • "Tbere is a ple.asant pbonlne111 Colorado State thl1 � in the Hollywood environment, ectlng T. E, EU�'• 1>llY •1/ffi'e _ playing games with one and. an• Cocktail Party." H,t ·led p fYUP 4:45 American AlbuQl ol Fort Collins playen in • •our 5:00 Dllnce '.Part)' around the state. \."! 6:00 :Movie Spectacular The 1endeavor fits in nicely 1 7 :30- P�rry Mason with F1ther ;&oyd'a tr,11lnlpJ. It. . 8:30 Wanted--Dead or Alive also follows one of bil m,Jor 9:00 Mr. Lucky ;t:rbemea;-that lhe tbea1" plays 9:SO line. Gun, Will Travel 1,i important role In . tellrion, He (0:00 Gunsmoke believe. that "tho moat pro1ound 10:30 Not For Hire queations about lift" are being 1 1:00 · NeWII •He4 iD the theater, not in the · 11: 10 Theater 13 pulpit. Tb� churchH should be· • , 12:30 Sian Off come IWaN: of this; he 1111d. Playa Your ' FORT COIJ..INS, Colo. UPI...... TeleYision producer Mal Boyd made a big decl1ion in 19&1. Now, nine yesr1 later, the Rev. Malcolm Boyd aays he has never regretted it. Father Bo)'d, chaplain for Epi.tcopalian i.t11dentl at Color•do SI.ale UniYersity, ha& an un• usua,1 background for I priest. He made a Dime tor him1eU In the early days ol television and w11 P,J'Omin,ent •in n;i.�tlon picture and TV PJ'9d.uct1on in New York and 1 Channel 8 - Sunday �•!1f.!� � ------- -- - GALLIA & MASON EDD I E ATKINS Coun try and W,ste r11 Req.uests OM . •�M r. Music'' AT ,. I I I ! i •I .� TIREE. DAYS ONLY ,, I I I .. ·-1: ' I fI Ii I)') ! • • £. Frellelo, ,l�r, •. • �...,.... - __, ...___ ,,,.. '"--�,,;J!,O'.......,�•••,...,..... 8clP I:• I • I \ '\. l I .._ University Priem Happy Now That He Left Pictures, TV Grae, I M.;,·r uaahir, Owntr . R. E• ..._., Clerk. 8>00 Rev. lloolJl""'7 (l,jlland Maaon) (;oJJ,QllJ QYOol> Tlplf 1'be Sunda)' I.bow Mtw• The &w:l,4■J ... New, the 8Wl4IY Show The: ArmY Ho11r Hoon NeWI . Vlt&inll Vlloloe <l'l,&Yjll, United =• 8odll SetUrll1 . T . · ,, Rev. Teell (C-llr) . 8?,dlJ Showe!.'!. _ , ; .- , �d111.,. S!lD4■,y 6'ai9wc� . i 1 Rev., Wl)oorl . c,J,�->Of . SuQUy Showr.,ae New• Sunclay Sbowcaae New■ , Weather Coqn:Hman M'oe,11# Wublnao• Re� t, i.., Peep1e Sundown Serenade Off the Air WHT N�TV ,CWon nel 13 J ust $3. 95 per Gallon ROW LEY � R E E D J\meriean Bandst11nd !;po Tin Tin San Francisco Beat Your Esso Reporter -� Weather Tener .John Daly Newii Buddy 3tarcher %0\f . Walt IJisney Prer.ents Man From Blackhawk 77 Sunset Strip The Deteelivea . Scanning the WeatheI :Hlack S:iddle The New Toni�ht Scanning the Weather Sporta RepGrt Late Sbow Channel 8 - Saturday l G UARAN TE ED 8 YEA R S Detective·• Dairy Waterfront WMl'O Daily Pro�am Schedule I; LOCATION: Al Addboa, Olllo on Route 7, f U R N I T U. R E 7:00 DESIGNED FOR - WEDNESDAY, MAY 1 8 at 10 A.M. 11 7:11) 8:00 9:00 • ,_ PUBLIC SAL,E ! l9t For Sole TIIOROUGIIBRED BORDER COL· LIE pupa. Ready to ,0. The beit In the 1late. Phone WI l-3MO. a. 11 3tc 301 FOR S 1, ·channel 8 - Friday 4:00 5:30 3:00 8:30 1:(0 1:..5 with 1 5:00 5:30 · - WCHS..TV-Chunnef 8 R U STP R O O F 2DOOR - Channel 3 - Safurday '1:46 · Sign On 800 Circle 3 Rant'!h 9:00 Sheena, Queen of Jungle 9:30 Junior Auclion 10:00 Howdy Doody Show 10:30 Ruff & Reddy Show Jl:00 Fury 11':30 CiTCUS Boy 12:00 True Story 12:�- Command Performance 1 :00 Down on the Farm 1:15 J)ugout.- Oope 1� tincfnnitl Baseball 4:00 The School SlOI')' 4:SO, , 8¢ience rlction Theater and =----c--------- Ie.,Qt. " Comedy P1ayll.ouae 1:30 Adventur@ Time $:00 :,teamboat Sill 8:30 ,C.iaco !Cid 8:00 MMic in the Round 1:1& Jim Thacker Sbow 1:28 Weathercast 9:SO News PictU"e ti·4S ·· 1tunuey 18,rhi\:lo!!y Repon (,' 7;!)9 �•J.h Valley Daya , 'f1;1qi: : ""-'' llan Dawson B:00 'Il�bl�1hoot.en , 8;_. lla■querade Party 9:00 G.ene Kelly Show 10:00 Roughing It ll:00 News Headline• ll:ll) Weatbereaat ll:10 Jal'k. Paar Show • · OQ. Sign Off ,:oo WA T E R P R O O P ti s· Channel 3 ;· Frid1y TO THE TI N SHE DI �r ,.n -�·r--f' ,;. ·• 2.1 - F TELEV ISION GU I DE WSA Z.TV Cha nnel 3 LOO K WHAT'S HAPP E N ED ■ -.. t.111,.. ·----- ----- LIGAL NOTICI NoUce 1• hereby giYen that the following described personal pro• perty will be sold at public auc• lion. at the Court House atepll at l-'urncroy, Ohio, at 10:00 A. M. on Wednesday, the l�tb day of June, 1960. One frame house situated on the real estate previously owned by Leo K. Smilh and Omagene Z. Smith, on Mulberry Avenue, Porn• eroy , Ohio. One frame house situated on real eslati, preYiously owned by RCi'!se T. West, on Mulberry Ave., HAYI VISITORS South 57 degrees and 50 minutes Sunda)' vl1itora of Mr. and Mra. 268 feet; thence North 43 degrees Dale Kuhn, Little Hocking, O., and 00 minutes " est 24 feet; were Mr. and M:h, Millard Swart& thence North 30 degrees and 30 and children, Coolville, Beatrice minutes East 35 feet; thence North Bentz, Mr. and Mrs. Qlarles Bentz 1 29 dt!grees and � minutes Eaat two children, Mr. and M.ra. Bill 275 feet; thence north 17 degrees Rhymer and two friend.I of Lan, and H5 minute■ East 255 feet to c11ter, Pearl Randolph, CoolYillfl, the place pf beginning, containing Grace Kuhn, Mr. and Kn, Clydfl in all 135.74 acres, more or less. Kuhn and three children, Tup­ But subject t.o all legat highways. pers Plains, Mr. and Mra. Au&ust Said real estate is appraised at Raice, three ' . children, Csnton. $3000.00 and cannot be sold for Sendra Swarti spent the week less than two thirds of the ap- end with her sister and brother, praised value. In-1aw �r. •nd Mrs. Dale Kuhn Terms: Cash in hand on day of and attended Sunday SchOoJ at sale, Little Hocking Sunday. ROBERT C. HARTENBBACH Sheriff, Meigs County, Ohio Mr. a� �obn -·-Ro ,..-..-d children spent Sunday .with ·her • WEBSTER & FULTZ, Attorneys for Plaintiff . brother-in-law apd sister, Mr. and I (4) 22, 29; (5) 6, 13; 20, 5tc Mrs. H. L. Shan"e. CaII • Sftrrttt If....,.._••• -- -------- Legal Notice ----,,====--- �----_;,j! � I Legal Notice Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 13, 1960-7 Pomeroy, Oh lo: All tb:tures are Included In nld buUdi11e1. Said property 18 to be aold and conve)'eCil to the hitbett bidder by bill of sale, upon the followlna terms: Cash in hand on da, of 1111le. Said buildings shall be removed b)' July 15, 1960 or forfeit all rights thereto. The right is reserved to reject any and all bids. J. :Edw. Foster, Clerk Pomeroy Board of Ji;:ducation (5) 13, 20, 27; (6) 3, 10, ate ♦ ' . .. _ . J.;�• -:•' • •• .. �--- · I-DIily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 13, 1960 (9) For Sole .. i , , , •; .. ( 2 1 l Real Estate tn• No. 1 2.981 FOR SALE: SD{ ROOMS AND Wanted By · virl ue of an Order of Sale ell, Racme. full bath. Nazarene Panonage, Colle&e Road, Syracuse . Phone duly 111,ued out o( the Court ol � HOUSEWORK BY THE HOUR DOUBLE Common Pleas of Mei&& County, WY 2$35 or WY 2-6231 . the d1y. Phone WY2-2'82. DOG machine, oeon retilaunnt Uhw, in the case of Pumeroy Na• 5 13 6tc 3tc � lo. sign, gas range, cleQlric com · Bank., tt.utland Branch, Rut• Uone l l'OI CONSISTINT DEPENDABLE &F.SULTS -----· or, bool hll, foldin, in& t pr O land, N VE U ING � EKEE b F f LIGHT H blO, ag.am�L C lyde Kmg and fr)U' u.s SALE O FI P P OR S MODER o e IATF.S 0 n•en1 Uible, 8' long, l 2 folding chain CH 7-2302. room house, iull ba.aement and Helen King, upon a J' ud·5 13 3lc to match. Ideal for picnica on ---- _ _ _____ _ _ I �ta per word, Me llMelt1oo, lllnimum dtli'lt - t10 .-.-';I attic, Allume bdance of J. � lherem rendered, and being Cas4; the b. . ,wills Bf:U cheap. In- ( 20 ' Bus i ��s Se rv ices direct &ovemment loan. Lot 50 No. 12,981 in said Courl, I will Of· I cenla '1"" word lot II.roe ......uuve i-ruo... q um: � · a.rie t.einer, Corner , - -------- ___ Bpodol - - -lb !or '° - per -1.l,O. Good nellbborhood. C..11 fer at public sale at the front door Re�taurant, CheabJn, Ohio, or iWl C('(.a>rrt()NJM� RSFRIGE&� .... OI 3 ...,. pol' word wl1I be ..,...S Im ..._ or aee Jlreddi� Thabet, M 111aon, of the Courthouse in the Villa&e . -• . JI •• -..... call WY 2-�-•-.-'_ nJ-,•.,1. 4-26-tfc of Pomeroy, Meigs County, Olµo, aUou _. d not poid within 10 doy1 ofter recei>vi, bill. W V,j ' 1 1 3tc Uon, New Jhv,a. .Pb.oue TU on the 2 1111 day uf 'May, 1960, at .l!lnww l.o M-W.C - -.Jd be niport,d lmm<dlate11. 'l1lo 10 o lo A. M. the following flollr !lentiMI wl1I Dot be NI� fo, mon 1W1 Oil• ln,or­ t:i ------�0-.2.8-tl FOil SALE SEV� ROOM HOU S land 'candcktenement!!, to.wit: with two bath■, aange, wasb ( 9a ) Morine Suppl ie!. :. ?. McCOY Situated in the Township of Rut• ol 1'laollo ollll l!pedal Notlcfl ol Ev,,,,ta fl .00. Oblwarle1 --house, etllar, larfe t"Orner lo\ AIJCTto)rll•R land, of Meigs, State of lbllilMd at 1 cent per word. I ISED IOATI AND MOTORf M5 located in Cheater, Ohio, 00 h O, Coumy 1..,.. 2, .__, ........... .11da. o nded and de1cribed nd ':/OROS l DAY · 3 bAYS u C DAYS b l MO. w l U U e end 11p whll• IMY lut, Mttrot r u s ll. ln e - as follows: Jtoute 7_ Priced t IO &. 90< IOc II� $4.M li pollt•n Motors. 600 L Main 1 GRAVELY nACTOa SALIS AND eated call or write Paul Po n first Tract : Being in Section HI, llO ,1.m ,1.80 $6.00 St., POfflff•1· Phone WY� Ripley, W. Va. 'hi.. ES2-IM33. Town S.rvic-. Iii e. Malrt, Pomeroy. 6, Range 141, West beginning 21 Tk '1.IO fUD '7 .60 1 1 -24-tfc 4-2.6-tfc l"hontt WY24975. Open 'Iii 9 ---184.4 leet N orth of the Soutbeas\ ---Ma .-ved by 10 A.IL will be ID I.bit de1 , ,-per. p. m. unttl June I. laleamad; corner uf said Seclion 16; 1hence Harold a.mhlrt, R.MdHII.._ · �---LI Buy Your - J_ -It,,. West 18 feet; 1hence Soulh es deOhio. Phone C-¥',11• Jffl. '-'l�f• U'"" grees and 45 minutes West 462 J.11-Uc feet to the South line of uld Sec­ MODERN SUBURBAN HOME- tion; thence West along the South ( I J Notic¥ {'jl For Solci iMUL&.&..;aA fll UR,'\..t.Ck., wafifl,.0- Located on a beautifuUy land· line of said Section 2506 feet; TIRMITi AND Pll't CONTROL HOVMt 1ppl..ne..._ Al'Mld Ir• acaped 1.8 acre plot. 3 bedrooms thence r-torth 5 degrees and 60 iy P:1ln. frN i.,.,pedtw. hwur- �GOOD Mll..K COWS. One 1 160 fe1::t to the th...., 1,,---., Ohlt ,ta.,. with large ll&hted cedar closets minutes East Juat lresh. Rolland Searles, Ruteel bJ' Natlenwkhi. ,_.. R. o f Creek; thence along side North ; built-in b:H klthen I -ltMtc 11 an abundanc WY4-43M. land, Phone SH 21626. incl A. 1entct ,...,ion WY2of Republic Steel cabinets with the North. side of the Creek North 3 1 1 6tp AT 4-»th 2M. . Formit'!• tope. Hou1e has mod• 83 dgrees and 30 minutes East n:LE\1111 RAlllO A,'W S11ALL ern bath, pla,tered walls. oak 684.7 feet; thence South 2 degree8 PR1ci:s FOR crrv PAY You oo MIDDLLPOJIT rlR8 oiPAirappl11oci repalr. Phone OU. fl and full basement. t"ront and 00 mlnutes West 817 fe t; oor■ 11led f•rm machinery? See BUI 11.cOJntock, J1Kmo, Olol4. ment Au�n. _... &ttutdu, ii rch 8' x 28' with ornamental thence South 75 degrees and 30 po Goodwin and buy al farm prices. Z.1-llc . Ma, lt. _.,..DI iuildlQI on the ron ratltng. t Call for an appoint- minutes East 429 feet; thence Pomeroy, OhJ,o Six ille. from Wilke1v mltea d U T lD Mtd4lepof1. � to ment thi1 exceptionally North Jl5 feet; thence East 858 see CU�1'011 HUILt • IUTl..HEN DJ, , _-:------- 4 28 30\c New llel'dlaJ1'11M. well•btlbt home. $18,000.00. feet; thence North 18 degrees and JllDld lo: . '->41' bwJ.l l'1',e • ''"" aw, <lo.tr to Kl MEXICAN TOMATO PLANTS ARE 1 1 ) Wonted To minutes West 132 feet; thence Buy H 00 NIW A.VIN 4-room modern Abbott. I.Dd .fCkwD.I.D um,i., Siu&. D?on 0pea 8 a. 111.· ' &,lle - base ready 1Dd teveral other 1tandard --------North 84 degree9 and 30 minutes horrie, and bath hardment, P•t ·"'.£1121 ' 1-e-tf at n rletlll . AI IO rhubbarb at Its CLEAN USED CAR. WILL CON· I I a. Bl, feet; thence North 684.7 East w floors, ood automatic heat, tvli .iiie •II d•l· � Crin : adsider any make or rnodel. Phone be1t, to eat and for deep lreez• and 30 mtnutes degrees 7 storm windows 0 and doors. Situ10rd . t., AucUa,ntis, c WY2-673L Virgil Teaford, Syra• Ta.lVISION RACIOAHD SMALL in•· Gecond Houae E.11t from 132 feet ; thence North 61 de• East In .at&d e:r.cellent neighborhood A,,u.... ,.._.,,. C.11 ,,.,. :5-10-6tc c use. School hou14, In Syracuse:. Wm. grees and 30 minutes Ea8t 132 c.,.1.., 414 N. l■clM Aw.. 1 near grade school. $12,000.00. co'uNTV WIDE CLASS G o a tfc , H. Holmea. feet; thence North 70 degrees and RURAL. acres, 2 room tfl 5 Sunday, Mar 1.6, a p. m,· '· s frame I -· --1 home, partial ·basement, coal fur- 00 minutes East 66 feet; dom Goepel Mlllfon, ent· 1 4 1 or ( • INEG I NECC IIACH SEWIN K -. thence North 76 degrees and nace. '380().00. · on Buhao and sliver, Complete zig-1.1.11 for making but- 1 SIX ROOM HOUSE 1 126 EAST I•1tVIC -,-DIO •• '0 minutes East 47� feet to the CUCKL■R REAL TY Bro. A.hart, lel41J'; Ref. ton holea, blind stitching and ALL MOOIL AND MA.KIi East li,ne of said Section 16; JIM ROUSH, S.IMmln p11&or ot thurth, Tb.. .. St., Pomeroy. Phone WY2· Ma n i fan c1 deslgna. Originally cost . 11 4'tc thence South along the East line NIW HAVEN, W. VA. Invited. &-12-Gtc 34oa. over '300. Pa)' oU b«ilance or $86 � SU,, �'::., �N � l lo --� ----�,-"&-.:.;. ; �...,. of said Section 843 feet to the PHONE TU 2-2&43 or t.ak� over p1yment11 of $8 per YOU .AJ.J.. COD 1'0 T�OQSE 11 3 tfc e place of beginning, containing a t , 1 1 TWO OR TI-IREE ROOM FURNISH mon,h. Phne WY 2·2204. Ci�n Shoot, Sun4a1 1l I, J , M, on :-ag - Ml.3 acres. -�-ed apartment 140 Mulberry 5 13 8U: Bousi J'cfi SAL�"': ,P .. Old Route 7 back of � •�tlna: AUCtlOMIH Second Tract: Being in Fraction . S-12-Jtp Ave., Pomeroy. town, ab. room1, 4 room1 dov.n, 6, Town 6, Range 14 west; beC-,1... htwlMI HOME RENDERED LARD 1 15 2 up, ap,ro.1lmatel7 1 acre I• ginning in the center of the, public lb. ,10.00. Phone SH2-4677 Yel llild n:eellent well 18 mile, road 33 feel West of the North• wrl... ��-.."'°' cont "' aot APM.'MENTS Jl'UnUlhod ond .... ..-..,..... '-"' IIWI 11-7-Dtc from Pomeroy on State Route . west corner or Fraction 2· them.-e un.lumlahed. Md(ut1rt. Jdddl,­ A. C, NM?POI.D, �•- Oka.. 692. Price 5800,00. WE WISH TO THAN& EVIIVONE ln(.luire along center of the public road port. Phone WY-UZ88. N-11 who wl■ 10 kind •nd thouabiful I �•· Howell at Paietown. north IR degrees and 25 minutes 5 AND 8 ROOM ROUSE, TWO 5 after th� death ot our f•thfl', AZ· West 235 feet; thence .along the _!-..:_� room apartment,. A. N, BeneeJ, thur Beosle. w, allo . wllh to 1 center of the road North UI de­ Phone NY2-3272. 11-2-tfe thank the Meli• Genor.i Jloa• FOR SALE BY OWNER 8 ROOM grees 20 minutes West 217.9 feet; ) ;I pltal nune1, Dr. Bol1!tl, :JleY. modern home, plus laundry room thence along the Ct'nter of road FOUR ROOM HOUSE FOR BENT Catmlchael, the M11ont ,nd and utility room, gas fired hot North 19 degrees and 00 minutes Loni Webster Fruit Farm,, £11t11rn Stan, the Oddfollowa, water heatin• sysl,m, hardwood West MIJ.2 feet; thence along cen• Bollom, 0., Tt!I YUkon &-3201. ftwlnll Funer»l Home, tho1e floora down, built-In kitchen ter of ruad North 40 degrees and :l·:l·6tc sending Oowera, frltfld1 ·and flllllTII •M JI ore 9:80 A •II' with WBBher. II Interested 30 minutes West 177.4 reet; thence • ....., ... � Y•2-2Mf "" dl1h nelihbor1 from everywhere, 1nd ddlapo,t W \t4l'•2Ptiyo, WY2·3771 5-10·31< along the center or road North 50 �'! ltOOM AND BATH FUR­ VE II da ff .._. anyone else who he)pcd in •ny ,._.to; degrees and Jo minutes West 1,a nished. Phone WY2-3083, ..... .. .... ..llllrfJ , , , Way. IIAUTZ .... gTOltl FOUR ROOM HOUSE FOR SALE feet to the N orth line of said Sec­ 3-10-3tc Joseph P••Rle •�d family At C....._, bath, Nsement, &aa, city water tion 6; thence West 2280 feet to For FREE lnspecllop Mr. and Mrt. WIiiey Circle Yukot1 '4141 and g•o1e. Located near bridge the Northwest corner ol said Frac­ PHONE -:-=--:-=c=---c,------- - APARTME NT: 5 ROOMS, BATH. 5 11 lip HAl>IIU. IIIYIC� lTATION M11on. Wilbert Wea,er, M.,on. tion 6; lhcnce South 5 degrees and GIimore'• Supply Store 220¾ E. Main, Phone WY2•2466 11-10-Dtp, 25 minutes East 180 feet; thence AIINu\y wY-2-2114 5 1 1 31, 16) Lost and Fou� South 17 degrees and HI minutes SIX ROOM HOUSE, BATH West !17 feel; thence South 31.fl £Hl'J D1y 11effk:t> ,torm windows and doors. 771) feel; thence North 57 degrees aifd SLEEPING ROOMS. CLOSE IN -------'---- --LOST - 1 H1y,eed areeo crulHr V1u1han'1 Exterminating Sycamore, M iddleport. 5-12-6tp M minutes East 167 feet; thence 1hlrt bel.,een Whtte 'a Grocery town. 127 Butternut. $ 1 1 Stp FO R THI: BEST· ROOP' AND Company r,pal, ..,,1.. ....., ,.., palntln 1 and Heleft'I Beuty $hop. on @80. It. Mirra. w. Va. South 30 degrees and 40 minutes TWO BEDHOOM F RN! . , • and ·hoUIO p1!r!IIU call Bill � .Of Q Phone WY 2.fl647. dene Whale y. 1 ,..;;;;;;,;;;;a;a;.aa;a===a. East 390 feet; thence south 14 de­ -� "";;-a;-;, apartment with utllttlCII . ' � Wy1tt Phone WV'l-2721 5·10-tlJc 5 12 31<·" gre es and 10 minutes West 100 ni.!1htd Phone WY 2·2660, . Ew• · ---,-. r,ct; thence South 1 0 degrees and - _ ----,, � lnt,1's Store, Pomeroy, ft 13 Otc --- • -----------181 Auto Soles Pl/1.L TYPE 2-12" CO-OP PLOW I� minutes East MJ4 feet; thence Look at I.he Space. 1...-0ok at lhe t'OUR ROOM HOUSE, Rutland 7 ft: Co-Op mower. Hay tedder, South 53 degrees and 30 minutes 11100 BUICK fllff. 8PICCIAL Township. Phone TU 2-�•n,, Mrs. IIAIINiJi.illlPSON INSuR,.NCJI Pricea. Look at llhe S&vJ.na;B. \ all m good �h!l,pe. Charles E. East �82 feet; thence North 84 de· H1r4•Top 2 Door. Sparklln& Al•all, \lloJ11port. Fin, Au• Carl R11irdcn. t Yost, Minersvllle. Phone WI 9. grecs and 15 mlnutel!I East 230 3 13 6tp Ji ' or he Seit Buy &. Beat Terms orl1in1l flnl1b. Dynaflow drive. mobJle, BOndL Phone WY-1, 3668. 5 13 6tp grecs, a minutes East 230 feet; on New 6nd USED, Look to BIHttnar,, Pomeroy. U·Ok thence North ti degrees, 10 minutes 2II03. WASIIE HS AND R EFRIGERA· AMERICAN PLAYERS LOSE West !196 feet; thence East 1 188 TORS DcliYer and keep in 1er­ - - -bO N &TJVEQ-GUILDFORD, Enli:land UPI feet; thence North 88 degrees and GOOII CINII u� Can vice. Phone WY 2·2880. Ewings TWo American players were eli m• 30 minutes East 598 feet to the All MIit.. UHi MNtill Storl', Pomeroy. 5 13 3tc dTaOl'Ol."AN MOTOQ inated Wednesday in the Gull(\­ plac'!! of beginning, containing lord hard courts tennis tourna­ 78.54 acres. · - .... Mala ·� U.S. No. 23, Wavtirly, Ohio 3 · ROOM t"URNISHED ap1rtmcnt. ment. Bill DaYis of New York lost Third Tract: Being in Fraction Ohle Osten .v•ry d•r 9 to 9 1128 E. Main St. Phone WY 2· � to Brit■ln', Trevor Freeman. 6·3, 36, Town ti, Range 1 4 West; begin­ ,:., 3408. 8..f, and Pat Stewart of Foreat ning 212 fee t South of the North­ o 13 etc 1804 FORD 6, DOOR STANDARD Hills, N. Y., dropped • 6-2, 6·1 di!'· east corner or aaid Fraction 36; Shift, Heater, Radio. Need, Mo­ 3 USED COAL FUkNACES, GOOD 1 elslon to Robin Blakelock, the thence South along the East line condition. ( e Arnold'• o 7 l H lp W�nted We tingtor Work $200, Phone WY2, house of slHd Fraction 375 feet; thence British junlor women's champion. Store Syracu , se. Phone 819CI. ·--11-13,Slc WY2-6384. r•> 6 ta 20 27 41c WANl'ED MAN FOR GENERAL =-::= oHice work. Must be able to COMPLE·TE ,,,--:IN �UBAN IOM MERCURY '793, C!: � tylie and should have aome teetlon. Lile. 411to, !'ire. Pollo. Sedan. A aooJ reliable ear. l l2 RATS KILLED WITH STAR bookkeeping e1perlenct1. Sal• Bl1ettn1r1, Pomeroy. Call Don IWll. Mlddhtpo11. a-a 6tc Wart1rln. 2¼ lbs., ,1.n; 4 lbs ary. comenBurate wlth ability. ow. t,a.ao. Safe, pure, and auarantecd: 19N BUICK fl,Hll VI SPECIAL U interested, iwrlie &lvlng re· EbertNth Hardwire. ,um, ol experlenc• to Rich- ( 2 1 ) Reo l Esta te Hird Top 4 Door. One careful ,., 2'1, 2B. 211; (5) 4, �. 6, owner. Dynatlow drive. Radio ards & Son. Inc., P. 0. Box 1 1, 12, 13, 18, 19, 20, 26, and Heater. Blaettna19t Pome­ Pomero,, Ohio. 5-7-Dtc FOR SALE: 9� 447, ,..- ACRES GOOD 2e, 27 ; w '"l 1 , 2, 3, 8, 9, 10, roy. I-Ute fence, 1ar.11e, 2 room eellar. I 11,, 10, 17, 24tp WANTED A HOUSEKEEPEll other out bulldln&1. e room good fu II ume. Inquire at 479 Beech 11118 PONTIAC STAR CHIU, FOR SALE-FMlldalre AutomaWater in hou1e 10 minhouse . Sl., Middleport after 7 P• m. 471 Syc1mora St., Middleport tic Wa1her uted very little, TIP· ute drive from Pomeroy. Loe1tN WY2·MIM. &-lo«e M-1:ltp pan G11 Ranae ln good condl· 1/t mU11 oft 143 at Wolf Pesa lion. Located at 80-0 E. Main G, W Spencer. Phone Creet, � CIIEVROLET VI • DR. SE· ALE SI., 5 9 e\J lor . inform WY-2-6620 ation call Cooldin. Pomero)' Pollet Cir. BJ11t­ YUie 1568. ; ;.;:;;;;;;;;;;aa;a;;;;;aa;a;;;;;aa;a 5-12,3tp aa;a;;;::;;,:; -,;;;:;,:;;a;;;;�;;;;;a;a;;;.; -;;;.;_;;;;,;;��I taara, Pomeroy. O-Hte WANT ADS 7 LAMWO RTII PIGS. ( 1 81 fn1>I� Em.or)' POW· 6 13 3tc FRENCHJl'Rvu:-eOT- 1 I _._ ,... :4 '°" PHON E WY-2-11 57 JOHNSON SEA-HORSE OUTBOARD MOTOR -==-:------- KARR & VAN ZANDT fl...-i.7 I ---------· m '-=========' I( I rue . F MlcNI.,.,.. R �UL� "{J ( 21 ,.,-rd of T'---ks --- iI I I I I J , '•••nr, -TR A I L E R S - Trode (20b) Insurance .- Waverly Mobile Home Sales ......,_-..... ---� ••n••···· ·ALUMANATION PONY. GENTLE FOR CIKLl>REN to ride. }'rank Emrich, Balley'a Run. TWO BUILDING LOTS IN THE 3 13 3tc Twin Cedart Addition, New Ha­ ven. 100' x. 100', $195 each. I USl!:D FOLDING WHEEL CHAiR l und lawn moweir. Bolb good Phone WY 2.a:121 or MHOJI SP3· conjlJU on. Priced reasonable. t767 after O p. m. O 13 Ole Call SPruce 3-3845. KIRBY VACUUM CLEANER-Re­ 6 12 Ste pope1,ed and in A·l 1hape. Pay otf bal•nce ol U7 .no or t1ke 'ii PRICE SALE: Genuine Import­ ed Holland 1Iadlolus bulbs. over p1)'ment1 of f7 per month. Rowley • Reed lldw•, MiddlePhone WY 2-2204. IS 13 6tc port. . O 13 8tc I MfflEE COMPLETE ROOMS OJ" •II new lumlture at Jn1el'1 Furniture, 1"clude1 2 plece Uvlns room iulle, 3 matchln1 la· ble1, 3 m1tcblna: lamp■, 4 J)le(e bedroom 1ulte, lntuaprln, matlre• and box 1prln1, bed 1pread, l dre■1er limp.. kotpolnt refrli:erator, au r1n1e, 7 plee. dinr.lle ■-t, and 82 piece dinner ware. The11 I rooma of tumi"I" - 2 Door turc were not :PJtked up after • �. lnM., •httater, 900d tire., down paymoot ._,, made. Th• eura clean tnterior, beautifW ,.,1n11 can be youn. No down 11Dlte and black (Ullah. I poxmenl, 38 month• to pay, JUI! , pay the balance or A,60 • week. Here i• S899 worth of furniture • fOT only "80, PhOlle WY 2•J83D, 5 II ate SATURDAY! watch for the walkina Shoe Bos: on the llrfftl of Middleport and YOU niay n,. celve a ,-lr of complimentary u, S. K"'1e11... Tho Shoe Mid• tcWIIO'l', GIDO dl1por1. I 11 Ste 1 957 FOlD $1 295 · . POM E�OY MOTOR CO. Bo•. '. Fnncb'1 Markel lO wood beds, good condition; 16 metal btd1, new; 1 roll-41.JWay bt-d, new; , hoHywood fAmca; 12 clothes dryere, new; 1 matl� 8s, new; 4 bed o9prlngs; 1 •• �; :3 .bieh cb61MJ; 3 doll car• ri-a11e-s, new; 1 romplete dinette tet, new; 1 1 t.ables; 4 utility tableii,: l T.V. Stand, now; 1 boUywood MIid ,board,, new;. 1 �vin« room cotkl.aH lQiibl<i, new; 11 fiber �ts; 2 port.able bfirs., new; 100 lte,m of cooldn1 ubms'1s, ,pobl end \}11'11, illl new; odd lot of acreen wJre, •II new; odd ·lot of paint, -1,l dlfferellt colon; 9 oil r&lliCS, a U ,ne-,.:; 4 toilet bowla; 1 ,autlon!,atk W1.llher, aood .,.pe; 1 brd prem; 50 db8. Dr.-nex; • rwMhl.nr �ri; 111!1 -,nllt ltnlnen, •ll new; 2 eal. of 1tockald; l <)aunclry room ...,.1 ,.,..., . ve, new; 2 Dixle coal h11tera, tl,ew; 2 doe duater,., MW; 1 new ' door; 12 CUii 0titahera, new; 12 -� door cuud!t� .,new; one 10, of wfencbe1, all aide. Olhtr H , 109 nulllel'OUI :to I ntJ.on. · ·- • . All new '.l'hla 1-- one at. Ille belt · ,i-, ·' · � menellUdltle. II you plilt �f _., .,. come lo 1h11 ..... Please doa'l 111•-llelV• , , , 11ie.' Ploty ofloall ___., ·� . ,\, .,:. ", •""Ill"' ed OD. l,l'OIIIKI ' • , � k· , -f , -� �l. NOT llll'ONlllll,a POii ANY AC:CtllliNT• "'1\ 9. .ii, 10:10 1 · 80 !1:00 \0;00 R O O FS AND AU TYPES OP 11:15 U :20 J l : 10 M E TA L AND MASO N RY 9:00 Badge ,nd Bullets 11 :00 Eddle Seacrist Show 12:00 Luneh wilh Soup Sales 12:30 Cray Ghost 1 :00 TV Cla!lsroom 1:30 Talk 1'aCk 2:00 Studio Wrestling 2:56 ,Baseball D:30' Fill Films 11:00 Record Hop. '1:30 Dick Clark: �how C OAT S • CAU L K S • I E AUT I P I IS R E F LECT S 'H EAT • MANU,ACTUIED IY IIPUBLIC POWIIIIID MITAU _._ Cleveland . Ohio 'T.M. l■a. U.S. fa,. Off. f Channcd 1 3 - Friday H A R DWA R E SINCE 1884 Customer Parking In Rear 01 Store MIDDLEPORT, OHIO I i ' I I' I I I .. ' ' ' I I ' I I I I I I The Brighter Day Th.e Se«ei Storm The Edie of Nl&ht The Thfte Stooge■ The"'Ufe of Rlley Arthur J. Smith-News A Look at the Weather Jule Rivlin ShoVI' .,3t Amos 'n' Andy ,:00 Martbam ?:llO Jll,v.blde 8:SO Hotel de Paree 9:00 \Ve9tlnghouse Playhouse 11:00 The Twilight Zone II� 1..--.· \o Penon 11:00 Hiw. , 11:10 A Look at the Weather 11,16 Special Broadcast 11:16 Thet..ter 13. 1.00 1:15 !:SO 1:ro 1:80 1:00 8:15 6:20 Dllilrlbuled By Q U AL I T Y 4'1:00 Home Run Derby 6:30 News Picture 6:45 Sport1 Roundup 6:5t! Weatberca■t 7:00 Satur�ay Night Jamboree 7:30 Bonand. 8:30 Joumey to Understanding 9:00 The l)flputy 9:30 World Wide 60 10:30 'Man From Interpol 1 1 :00 News Headlines 1 1 : 10 Weatherc11t 1 1 : 1:1 Shockwatch 2:00 Sia:n Oft Channel 3 - Sunday 1 1:15 Sign On 1 1 :30 This ia the Life 12:00 TV Chapel 12:30 Industry on Parade 1 12 :45 Garden Ch,ib of the Air 1 :00 Roll with the Champion 1 : 15 Pre-game ShoW 1 :30 Baseball 4:00 Sunday Movletimc 5:00 World Ch11:mplon1hip Golt 6:00 Meet the Pre89 6:30 Sunday News Plcture 7 :00 0Yerhtnd Tran 8:00 Music on Jee 9:00 CheYy Show 10·:oo Loretta Youn& Show 10:30 People Are Funny 11 :20 Ne� Headline.a 1 1 : 10 Weatherusti 1 1 : 15 Nitewatch I :00 Sign OIi .....,., 5:118 Sia:n On 8:00 Gw,11 SW 1:1� New1 a,; weau-.er 8:30 RFD 7:00 Breakfalt Party 8,30 New, 1,95 Breakflll Party D:80 NeWI 10:00 MotO!'Cade: 10,ao Siar Salute 1 1 :00 Top Tea 12:00 Noon Newt 12, 1� Week•Qd U15 ��Le d 1,30 Ohio :l',wa 2:85 w..k•Rtd 3,30 Na.wl . kand 3:31 W.. .f.:30 New• 4::m Weekend 5:30 Gueat Star 5:45 Pat Boone Show 8,00 Sundown serenade 8:30 Off the Air . , • • Sund•Y 7:45 Sign on 7:47 Sunday Chapel 1:30 , , L..----�--------------,,,..,_,_,,..,.,......�•.,,,·-. .,,o ,:16 10:to 10:'6 11:IO 12:00· 12:UI U:IO 12146 1:00 1:80 1:1)1) 2:80, -I::�· · &-.» . i;OO .f:IO t:S5 �:30 D:40 5:45 6:00 6:30 Credits ,. . ALL 1116MT, (Ef5 NOT HAilE Nf/ Of F/.Jld �D OHe· lfF ! - =rJ9< MDl-�w:.- , · �$1• . �- · G"1er <JD. each oth�'� ..p■e ae. -"Wd, co1,1Dts. for lunclf," t;41· W CP,!l· le, be "Some may demn Hollyw�. I,�r• . Pf iM,• tire to do so. It � ·�,-\Ii ·'. Wf which people yt.ffl to be loved. They 4\1 · . it elu�ea them and a.l'l4!Yl � are more lnteretted � 1� • es than In God or the' le1l men." He ,aid he doesn't ml.I• Ure money or the personal JlU�lieftt. e,oo BraYe Stallion It is significant that the hilb 8:30 Leave It 1'0 Beaver - ln Father Boyd'I cwr'nt point Holly.wood. 9:00 :Lawrence Welk Show is the 1imple oowaieliU1 activity partoer full a �eca�e ·he ?I At 10:00 Ju),i\e,, U. Ii,. A. witlt Mary Pickford and Buddy of ,tudenll. "l look upon tie l l :00 Up-To-The-Minute Newa RogM'I In a 1'V-Radl o p�ucinC work aa I miHIOI\U'l" " lf'fll fA! 1 1 : 10 Sports Report firm. La\eJ" he w� ch01en first great as Asia and Africa ht �i • GI ' ! LIS Late Show president or the Television Pro- eaiphasl.zlna the importuPf � youna: out'' terilng "straigh od �llywo of tion ducers Associa "I bad aChievetl everyU1ini I on thelr vieWs abou� life. He 'has written two booU ln might ·-have wanted, and yet l lt:O(I John Hopkinl Fl.le the 11dt three ye:,rs and lt WGl'k I answer found n not had I knew , 12:30 Bishop Pike to the me.aolne: of my life," he ing on a third. 1 :00 Colleae Newt Conference Thi1 summer be will be CO­ recalled. ''Lile ls too thort and y 1 :30 Big Picture I chairman of a Mminar on � waste. to �lit e prec�ou a too 2:00 My1ter Matinee decided y " to seek out my owfl iden• pag8nd4 and comm�c•t1,.o� J� 3 :00 Open Hearing the Warld Teachln, COnferenN 3:30 Biggest Bridge in Action tit . enter Or the World Student Cb�J.sfan to decided he ally; 'Eventu 4:00 Preaideptial Mi8Sion l ed the Federation in StrHboUl'I, Ft�. 4:30 N•tlonal EducaUon AIPOt. the 5:eminary. ije descrlb U!,...ljl _ te- Next December, he LI aabedubid "ibsolu aa Hollywood reaction 5:00 M8tty's Funnies b.l,r". the to be principal speaker at � in• CJ �IJJ� " violent. ly 5:30 Eve Arden Show announcement, and -many or his temiUOnal meeting of MtUiodlst friends were upeet. But he wa, youth in Columbia, Mo. s,oo People's Choic'! Ordained In 1955 ·after • year determihed to make a:ood in hi& 8:30 'Robin Hood Oxford, Father Boyd h11 1ptrit at new life. 7:00 Trackdown time alnce •s • tutor 1pl,t.• tbe not For haa. he ntly, Appare 7:30 :Maverick at Union Theo!.oflofl Buti­ ant only has he gained recognition 8:30 Lawman in New York, es moderalqr !fi nary more but writer, and as a 1peaker 9:00 The Pebel nat\onwlde radio �rli1 pro­ a nf he Boyd, Malcolm for nt importa 9:3 0 The Alaskans fs happpler. "Now I'm living, not duced by the Na\ional Co\Dlcil 10:30 Johnny Staccato of Churches of Chrilt, and Ill just existing," he said. of a downtown lndianabo­ rector 1 1 :00 The News Tonight Father Boyd, now 36, said he He t'!allle to Fort COi/ i church. lis behind 1 1 :05 Weather Window d8es not Tegret leaving . ,. . n ... , \' . u.lh ..1 ,1 •·· 1 1 : 10 Late Show the so-called glamour of the 11.ns last. �ter1lbe "'·· w6rl ' 1.tJ lrtl " ftt ... , h t d1t "fk1 4 movie-televi9ion iworld. "41 , dlrJ 0 1 ' · • "Tbere is a ple.asant pbonlne111 Colorado State thl1 � in the Hollywood environment, ectlng T. E, EU�'• 1>llY •1/ffi'e _ playing games with one and. an• Cocktail Party." H,t ·led p fYUP 4:45 American AlbuQl ol Fort Collins playen in • •our 5:00 Dllnce '.Part)' around the state. \."! 6:00 :Movie Spectacular The 1endeavor fits in nicely 1 7 :30- P�rry Mason with F1ther ;&oyd'a tr,11lnlpJ. It. . 8:30 Wanted--Dead or Alive also follows one of bil m,Jor 9:00 Mr. Lucky ;t:rbemea;-that lhe tbea1" plays 9:SO line. Gun, Will Travel 1,i important role In . tellrion, He (0:00 Gunsmoke believe. that "tho moat pro1ound 10:30 Not For Hire queations about lift" are being 1 1:00 · NeWII •He4 iD the theater, not in the · 11: 10 Theater 13 pulpit. Tb� churchH should be· • , 12:30 Sian Off come IWaN: of this; he 1111d. Playa Your ' FORT COIJ..INS, Colo. UPI...... TeleYision producer Mal Boyd made a big decl1ion in 19&1. Now, nine yesr1 later, the Rev. Malcolm Boyd aays he has never regretted it. Father Bo)'d, chaplain for Epi.tcopalian i.t11dentl at Color•do SI.ale UniYersity, ha& an un• usua,1 background for I priest. He made a Dime tor him1eU In the early days ol television and w11 P,J'Omin,ent •in n;i.�tlon picture and TV PJ'9d.uct1on in New York and 1 Channel 8 - Sunday �•!1f.!� � ------- -- - GALLIA & MASON EDD I E ATKINS Coun try and W,ste r11 Req.uests OM . •�M r. Music'' AT ,. I I I ! i •I .� TIREE. DAYS ONLY ,, I I I .. ·-1: ' I fI Ii I)') ! • • £. Frellelo, ,l�r, •. • �...,.... - __, ...___ ,,,.. '"--�,,;J!,O'.......,�•••,...,..... 8clP I:• I • I \ '\. l I .._ University Priem Happy Now That He Left Pictures, TV Grae, I M.;,·r uaahir, Owntr . R. E• ..._., Clerk. 8>00 Rev. lloolJl""'7 (l,jlland Maaon) (;oJJ,QllJ QYOol> Tlplf 1'be Sunda)' I.bow Mtw• The &w:l,4■J ... New, the 8Wl4IY Show The: ArmY Ho11r Hoon NeWI . Vlt&inll Vlloloe <l'l,&Yjll, United =• 8odll SetUrll1 . T . · ,, Rev. Teell (C-llr) . 8?,dlJ Showe!.'!. _ , ; .- , �d111.,. S!lD4■,y 6'ai9wc� . i 1 Rev., Wl)oorl . c,J,�->Of . SuQUy Showr.,ae New• Sunclay Sbowcaae New■ , Weather Coqn:Hman M'oe,11# Wublnao• Re� t, i.., Peep1e Sundown Serenade Off the Air WHT N�TV ,CWon nel 13 J ust $3. 95 per Gallon ROW LEY � R E E D J\meriean Bandst11nd !;po Tin Tin San Francisco Beat Your Esso Reporter -� Weather Tener .John Daly Newii Buddy 3tarcher %0\f . Walt IJisney Prer.ents Man From Blackhawk 77 Sunset Strip The Deteelivea . Scanning the WeatheI :Hlack S:iddle The New Toni�ht Scanning the Weather Sporta RepGrt Late Sbow Channel 8 - Saturday l G UARAN TE ED 8 YEA R S Detective·• Dairy Waterfront WMl'O Daily Pro�am Schedule I; LOCATION: Al Addboa, Olllo on Route 7, f U R N I T U. R E 7:00 DESIGNED FOR - WEDNESDAY, MAY 1 8 at 10 A.M. 11 7:11) 8:00 9:00 • ,_ PUBLIC SAL,E ! l9t For Sole TIIOROUGIIBRED BORDER COL· LIE pupa. Ready to ,0. The beit In the 1late. Phone WI l-3MO. a. 11 3tc 301 FOR S 1, ·channel 8 - Friday 4:00 5:30 3:00 8:30 1:(0 1:..5 with 1 5:00 5:30 · - WCHS..TV-Chunnef 8 R U STP R O O F 2DOOR - Channel 3 - Safurday '1:46 · Sign On 800 Circle 3 Rant'!h 9:00 Sheena, Queen of Jungle 9:30 Junior Auclion 10:00 Howdy Doody Show 10:30 Ruff & Reddy Show Jl:00 Fury 11':30 CiTCUS Boy 12:00 True Story 12:�- Command Performance 1 :00 Down on the Farm 1:15 J)ugout.- Oope 1� tincfnnitl Baseball 4:00 The School SlOI')' 4:SO, , 8¢ience rlction Theater and =----c--------- Ie.,Qt. " Comedy P1ayll.ouae 1:30 Adventur@ Time $:00 :,teamboat Sill 8:30 ,C.iaco !Cid 8:00 MMic in the Round 1:1& Jim Thacker Sbow 1:28 Weathercast 9:SO News PictU"e ti·4S ·· 1tunuey 18,rhi\:lo!!y Repon (,' 7;!)9 �•J.h Valley Daya , 'f1;1qi: : ""-'' llan Dawson B:00 'Il�bl�1hoot.en , 8;_. lla■querade Party 9:00 G.ene Kelly Show 10:00 Roughing It ll:00 News Headline• ll:ll) Weatbereaat ll:10 Jal'k. Paar Show • · OQ. Sign Off ,:oo WA T E R P R O O P ti s· Channel 3 ;· Frid1y TO THE TI N SHE DI �r ,.n -�·r--f' ,;. ·• 2.1 - F TELEV ISION GU I DE WSA Z.TV Cha nnel 3 LOO K WHAT'S HAPP E N ED ■ -.. t.111,.. ·----- ----- LIGAL NOTICI NoUce 1• hereby giYen that the following described personal pro• perty will be sold at public auc• lion. at the Court House atepll at l-'urncroy, Ohio, at 10:00 A. M. on Wednesday, the l�tb day of June, 1960. One frame house situated on the real estate previously owned by Leo K. Smilh and Omagene Z. Smith, on Mulberry Avenue, Porn• eroy , Ohio. One frame house situated on real eslati, preYiously owned by RCi'!se T. West, on Mulberry Ave., HAYI VISITORS South 57 degrees and 50 minutes Sunda)' vl1itora of Mr. and Mra. 268 feet; thence North 43 degrees Dale Kuhn, Little Hocking, O., and 00 minutes " est 24 feet; were Mr. and M:h, Millard Swart& thence North 30 degrees and 30 and children, Coolville, Beatrice minutes East 35 feet; thence North Bentz, Mr. and Mrs. Qlarles Bentz 1 29 dt!grees and � minutes Eaat two children, Mr. and M.ra. Bill 275 feet; thence north 17 degrees Rhymer and two friend.I of Lan, and H5 minute■ East 255 feet to c11ter, Pearl Randolph, CoolYillfl, the place pf beginning, containing Grace Kuhn, Mr. and Kn, Clydfl in all 135.74 acres, more or less. Kuhn and three children, Tup­ But subject t.o all legat highways. pers Plains, Mr. and Mra. Au&ust Said real estate is appraised at Raice, three ' . children, Csnton. $3000.00 and cannot be sold for Sendra Swarti spent the week less than two thirds of the ap- end with her sister and brother, praised value. In-1aw �r. •nd Mrs. Dale Kuhn Terms: Cash in hand on day of and attended Sunday SchOoJ at sale, Little Hocking Sunday. ROBERT C. HARTENBBACH Sheriff, Meigs County, Ohio Mr. a� �obn -·-Ro ,..-..-d children spent Sunday .with ·her • WEBSTER & FULTZ, Attorneys for Plaintiff . brother-in-law apd sister, Mr. and I (4) 22, 29; (5) 6, 13; 20, 5tc Mrs. H. L. Shan"e. CaII • Sftrrttt If....,.._••• -- -------- Legal Notice ----,,====--- �----_;,j! � I Legal Notice Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., May 13, 1960-7 Pomeroy, Oh lo: All tb:tures are Included In nld buUdi11e1. Said property 18 to be aold and conve)'eCil to the hitbett bidder by bill of sale, upon the followlna terms: Cash in hand on da, of 1111le. Said buildings shall be removed b)' July 15, 1960 or forfeit all rights thereto. The right is reserved to reject any and all bids. J. :Edw. Foster, Clerk Pomeroy Board of Ji;:ducation (5) 13, 20, 27; (6) 3, 10, ate ♦ ' . .. _ . J.;�• -:•' • •• .. �� ......_c;, -· --------- • , 8-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Mi1dleporl, 0., May 13 1960 • ENGAGEM ENT ANNOUNC ED Around And :• Girl Scout Camp Directo r Asks Sc.o uts Ab.out • I To Register For Outing At Chester Middle.port • Mrs. Betty Everson, director of the Girls Scout Da y Camp, I 1y Fl!PDII HOIJ D.f...Slot l' ..? : is urging all who Girl Scout Troop Has Recent Outing At Middleport Min. Sara Moore and Mrs. VHora · Coll'in1, .a5s11;tan t d1rec t ors an d other Jead en t r:,uned for lh e camping atrair. . B rown i e Camp WIU be" held ·from June 20 thr_ ough the 24 and th e I n termed 11te C amp fr_om Ju_ne 27 to_ J _ ul)' I where the girls Wl ll . ,p•rt101pale m h an deraIt , , g an d ot h er Iorms o f camp�c&Jn ing. On one day of each week · Mrs. Joe Hardy will be at lhe ump to direl" t lhe girls m folk d ances. --- --- • ; . ; ; • • • Lodge Members Meet Wednesday At Middleport Pl.ms are also bemg made whereby four mtermed1ate girls will be chosen to at t end a Day Cimp Round-up .it Sandy Bend on A ugus t ◄. 5 and 6 with , all expense s paid. Then• will be lwo g;i r b chosen from ti e fifth and sn:th grades and two from the seventh, eighth and n m ! h and the y will be rhosen on I 1ie1r campmg s kill� · as cook mg · crafl work. clean-up, fire bui l ding and must he .,11 all around g ood ca,11p. er to quc1Jify fur this honor. Mrs. Thor Olson will be at lhe (.'BIIIP and will Judge the girl s and ehoo�c the wi n!lers. from Mt Vernon where ,he ,pent the weekend at the home or Mr, a n d .\Ir� Ron Springer and son, Hob. M i ss Be ss Sanborn, Mrs. D. D . Jiartmger and Mrs. Henry Null Jr , are .a t Lake Hope today ,.., here lht')' are attending , nH•r-t 1 11g m co1111ect1on with the :\l1ddlrpor1 Publ u.· Library. Miss . ,1 •\f,· � ll a r1,· ni;er are S a· n I 101· n <111 . • , r t t . 1 eJI boa.�d an d 1e , ', J i•· _ I �t m � 1 ·•, , · rs . 1 1s I I ll o�,1 l_ librart�n. �Ir J " i! �1 • � W1l)1am Ki tchen , I .ind d.- 1 1 · ti r , r 1 l 1rhbLe are expecte d t h 1 • \ 1' 1 1 1 1 -: to spend the week1•111j w 1 1 h Mr 1.1nd Mrs. Charlrs J:rJr! hury and other rela• 1 ' l i ve�. Seoul le�ders are also urg1•d by Mrs. E•ersun L o get 1hc rei;is tratiuns t o her as soon as posst· The White Rost Lodge met on ble i,o that fmaJ pl.ins may be Wed nesday afternoon a t the Amer­ ma.di· fur t'arnp. ican Legion Hall in MiOdle porl wi t h "Mrs . William :i.torris. presi­ dent, conducting a. short business meeting. , rtoutine mathirs were taken care of .end rour.d rohin cards were written to Mrs. Pauline Gallagher of Mlddh•por! and Mrs. norolhy Whit t ington, i'arkershurg. A let­ M iss Esther l·layc-s, as�isted by ter of thanks was read rrom Mrs. �•frs. Willoughhy Hill, en t ertained Paul Rutlenrnlter. Past Counl" ilors ol Chest er I Refresh mrnls wne served by the t:ounl'il Daughters of America, on ; �in. :Wlldrf'd Jaeuhs, Mrs. Oma Wl'dnei;day evening at het home in Nelson and Mrs. Edith McNeal. Ches t er. 1e 1957 PLYMOUTH 2 Door Sedan Extra clean inside and out. 6 cyl . std. shift. 1 957 BUICK VB Special · · · fZ�1 it $1,095 · · $1 ,595 4 Door Sedan. Power steering and !Jrakcs. Ori,gina l black flnish like new. DynafJow drive. 1 957 BUICK VB Century $1 ,695 2 Door Hard Top. Power steering and brakes . One (.';ire­ ful owner. Oynaflow drive. ltea lly sharp. 1 960 MERCURY Monteray · · · · · · · · $2,995 4 Door Sedan. Muitidrive. EZJ gla:ss . Hadio and healer. Fully equipp ed. Showroom clean. 1959 PONTIAC VB 4 Door Sedan · · $2,395 '; Almost like the day ii was sold. Radio and healer. 1 959 BUICK V8 laSabre · · · · · · · · · · · · $2,595 Hard Top 4 Door . Beautl!ully kept. Dynallow drive. Ra­ dio and heater. 1958 BUICK VB Special · · · · · · · · · · $1,995 Hard Top 4 Door. Outstanding. Dynallow drive . Radio and healer. 1 957 BUICK VB Super · · · · · · · · · · · · $1,695 Hard Top 2 Door. One ·careful owner. Powe r slct;ring. Beaull!ul car. 1 957 PONTIAC VB 4 Dool' · · · · · · · · · · $1 ,595 9 Passenger Station Wagon. One careful owner. S potless inside and out. l lydrainatic drive . Radio and heater. 1956 FORD V8 Station Wagon · · · · $1,295 9 passenger 4 Door. Standard shift. Sb,ows good care. 1 957 FORD ,V8 2 Door Sedan $1 ,295 1957 FORD VB Fairlane 500 $1 ,595 Elltra nice. 4- Door Sedan. A real cream puff. Power steering and brakes. Fordumallc. ; 1?55 BUICK VB Special · · · · · · · · · · · · · · $895 :• ,:I Door Sedan. Dynallow drive. Radio and !,eater. Spar­ kllna; original li1Jhl blue llnlsh . i l 9J6 CHEVROLET VB 21 0 · · · · · · · · · · $1,095 I �• Sedan. One careful owner. Shows gOOd care. Std. I . ' j'�d/ • 1· Mang More OPEN _ VNTIL 7:30 MON, TIIRV SAT. f �iBLA ETT NAR'S Z, d . ,:· . f• POMEROY, OHIO • • 1 1 1 I , I 1 Se w-R ite Clu b Ho lds S ession Wedne sda y Ni gh t (:(fllrPr Contribution Thr Mrii:;s Coun t y unit of the A merir11n canl"cr Society an rio unc:e tl t n,lay that they wl a h l o pu b111!ty ;1l'know lrdi,:r II fine ('Ontribulion 8!1 Ii nwmor lul to raul Barne.e, late of Pomeroy, given by frlends and as�ot•inlNI. The ,::lfl. 1 1 kt' all the contribut inns. t o the cancer SoC'iety will be ust'd to further the cau!!e nf canrrr rrsoar rh. detect i on. d i a.'{nosls, <-d uration ir nd service lo local pati c-nts. ---- _ ___ . M rs. Jnlv1 w 1, cks 11n<I rnn, Tomm .v . ;irr \"is1 1 i m• wi1h Mrs. Frances 1 Seh111 I RI!(] M r� Edward Hite. - - -- - --- I Church of Christ Philathea Society Has Meeting Thursday Evenin g At Churc h The Pbllathea Society ol the Church of Christ met at the church Thursday evening with Mrs. Edgar Reynolds, presid�nl. •-­ Mrs. Reynolds welcomed the following guests, Mrs. Maude Betz, Mrs. Clarence McNeal and M rs. Bill Shoun and daugh­ ter, Barbara. Mrs, McNeal was welcomed as ;i 11c w meml:l er and Mrs. George :'!fornhart was appoin t ed as the new flo Ner chairm,m . Th.e new officers were in charge o{ the devolioru1 ;rnd Mrs. Rey­ nolds gave a reading by W i lliam Ro11 Wallace and Mrs. M artha Childs led !he responsive rc adi m,: Puems "Chee rup, they Ain't "!deal Mother." sr l.lad "• read by Mrs. Childs and The reading, "Molh ers Day · Maw ' s Tools" by Mrs. P. Hey• Prayer'' wa& 1;:iven 1'y M rs. O ar - 11olds closed the meeti ng. . , e nce Cline. During the sodal hour a dcsMrs. Dave Farmer, was honored �crt course was served by Mn. becausl.' of being a member of Hose Reynolds, Mrs. P. Reynolds, the church for the longest n um• Mrs. Childs, Mrs. O. E. McKinley ber,,(\f Ye■TI and or:i behalf or t)l11 and Mrs. Clln(!. - ---.- -----Pearl Rey nolda . �jflty, Mrs. 6�esented her wlth a gardenia. I -The group decided to hold their I annual Memorial ,�rvice at their ne:it t regulsr meeting and Mrs. , Wl_l llam Bradford, Mrs. Robert Re1hel and Mrs. Reynolds were named to make definite pl11ns. T_he E.:�terpr isc 4-1 1 _ Club, with The flowers In memory of the lheir advi.sor. Mrs. Dwight Loga11, decell!led members arc to be plac- me� rcrcntly at the EUB Church ed in the �hureh sanctuary on �oernl room. Buth Ann Bruthcr11 . the second Sunday m June as l1 a:. ·1rc�idcU .:t l h e mcdin!--( which op• het>11 euslomary in lhe p11:st. Mr\. •u-,1 ll' i l 11 t h" Pledwc to the F1ag Rcibel was named 111 hri n � a n i�1d t h ,� 4 : 1 !'4C'd�c. A dcmo111,tn1arran/!crncnt ror the drnr('h . ' ion 1111 I i , w h, Item u towel was i1vl'n h�· l�us:111 ) )IXOII. Al 1 hr t·losc• 1 1 f 1h11 mee t ing, re• 1 'rcshm1·J11s W!'rc �ervrd l)y Jack1 lru St•lcfrn;il.Jel to Ruth An n Bro• thcrs, llarburu �mith, Mary Ann 1 :..� cK1•111.it' . Marjorie Bentz, Susan Uix()n aml Mrs Logan. The .J1 rxl m0cling \"ill be May 21 al 1 ht• rl1 urrh. Darlene S1.oilh will dc11vm�lruk how to cut out a dress. ---· I Enterp rise 4 H Meets At Church Social Rooms BANKS � A!,,WA��� ��od�r�"!!ertainec1 the Jolly Club Wed nesday C\'emng at her home on Unio.1 A11enue. A short buai nes, seunon was held wilh Mra. Otmer Grimm president, in charge. The travel­ u1g prize donated by Mra. Wood­ ard was awarded to Mr.e. Charles Strauss. (.,ames were played durin g the social hour, whh prizes awarded to Mrs. Edward Kennedy, a guest Mrs. Gene Eva n s and Mrs. Henry Dailey. A hostess &ift was pre­ semed to Mrs. Woodard and an• niversary ,gifts were received by Mrs. Eldon Will and Mra. Dailey, from their secret pala. The hos­ leBS served a salad course a nd fa­ vors were l'Orsages_ Present were those named above and Mrs. Wilbur Han ning, Mrs. Lillie Hauck, Ml'S. Roy May­ er, Mrs. Donald Hauck, Mrs. John Leirhelt and gu(!sts Mrs. Millard VanMeter a n d Cheryl and l>ebbie Kennedy. · have attractea. the A MOSJ. CAS�l SAVINGS c,rtool\ Fl'lnk � � 1vw We Pay 3% � ; y.Jf- 'Sa.1$ • 1· ,. ,I r. i 1 � POMIROY�\JtA� BANK IWI�G �� ,,,, . , Member enl let,ervo S)'lleir Me■lllr Fedenl DellMll Corporlllon lulit- POIIDOY . ,n,...,_ •."A . IIUTLANI> " ��p�� . ·· .,;Jf,.,.. Now i, IM IUM IO ,a,., OIi llocling, • , • Full Fa,hioned and Seam/ea, • • • all alylea are at reducetl prket ,•• Elberfelds I" Pome roy ' .. l _.T.I PLIASANT - � Friank.le Avafon - Ail.\lD• Ladd "G UJIS OF THE TIMBEllLAND'' , I •oi4.rl . ' '!(>W AT STAT■ TNIAtltl! • " • ' . \. •• •I ' • � J_ ,;li ,- ,. ,. 0 . ' ,, ' ' Retired Engineer Died Early l'oday In Cb3rleston · Safety Check :" The complete schedule !or the May Autounce d by Depu 'i Meigs countr communities has been anno Officer&. ll(llSted by memben Langsvill f' .at Rutland. of the Farm Buruu Women 's Fnday, M .ay 20: Letart Town&bi1 Safety Committee and by the Sy- at Letart. racuse. Junior fuemea together Saturday, May 21: Portland, at with othen ill each coromur,llY , t.he park. atart the check Monday,. May HI, Sundaj, May 28: Pomeroy-Miners­ at Carpenter for Columbia Town- ville on Pomeroy park.in& lots. ship. Houra are l P- m, to 4 P· m. M�nday, }flay 23: Tuppen Plainswith Fann Bureau women, ,._ Mn. Cheater, place to be announced. Irene Gruesd-" and Mn. � Tuesday, May it::.. Lon& Bottom, --j.Jiarnm.. alllisW-at ,&ong Bot11.nn. Othen; are: Syracu»e25: May ay, Wednesd Tue.5diiy, May 17: Salem ToWD- Racine, al Racine. Thursday, May 26: Reedsville, sh ip, Salem Center Sch ool. . · Wednesday, May 18: Scipjo place to be announced. Township, at a place lo be named 1 later, • Thursd,y. Ma, 19 RutI,n d . v• Stroke ICtllDS To Be Studied By LocaI R. N•·'S bas been �I A total Of lected in the an n ua l Tag Day aetiv• Uiea of the Eastern Hi&h S<hool band according to Mn Barbara Gaul , immed<ale past prea,dent ol Ollie foi servlces l Funera the Eai.tern Band Booster�. Local regitttered n urses will Conde, age 69, who died ln St. Adult leaders helping m�luded In addition to achlevina schol­ have an opportunity to attend a Francis Hospil.al, Charleston, W, astic honor11 1\1.iss Wolpert haa Viol et Barker, _ W ilma Ginl her, \ w. E. Willi.ams, 85, of near special one-day workshop on Va., early today, will be held been active in school affairs. 8h11 Wi l ma Bahr, M ildred Gaul, Ell.a Darw in, passed away at the Thursday, May 19, to learn the . Tuesday at 10 a. m. from the Sa­ is a member of the National Hon­ Osborne, Mary Nichols, Evfllyn Meigs General Hospital at 8 a. _m . newest methods a nd techmques aret Marg d n a Rev, il Fick the cred Heart Church with Spencer, Jane today following II prol on ged l in the nuning care and rehabili­ or Society, Thespian Soclet)', Edi­ Amber�r. .Father John Turel i n charge . ness. t.ation of the patient with a tor oi An n ual, member of the . Roaary services will be held at band for six y(!ar�, Gl e.e club, Jour­ Williams was_ w1de�y known stroke Oscar W. C larke, M. D., Mr. l l a to ded n exte were Thanks 5upenn tendent presid�nl of the Gallii County 8 p. m. from the Ewing Chapel nalism Club, Girl's SI.ale and Know as a coal mine con tributors on bflhatf of the was for many Heart Cou ncil, 11nn ounced today, and Monday. n eer, and engi Governme n t Day. She WUUam Stobart, 17, i1 the son Mr. Conde was an P.ngineer on Your State Booster& by Mrs. Gaul, who al8? tbe May• The full-day program will be with associated yeara His­ n America of Jlni. Emma Stobart Pullin• of the New York Central Railroad received the t>AR tha nked Lloyd Johnson, band d!and the n y Coal Compa G 111lipoli1 at Davis Hall, Junior and the Emergtrncy Squadntt"ll rector, all ba nd .etudentG, and C. O. nard n Coal Compa ny in opera· held in Bf'OWne ll Avenue. He la presi­ for manv years, being employed tory Award as a ­ n Vulca of Nursirig. aa a se School Award Holzer uhip n I Citize DAR . Newland, bu, driver den1 of bl1 cl1H, WN a member at Hob&0n. He waa a member of lions in this county• . ior. y is being sponero workshop • The Po� the mem• a of and use The �m of the football ·• Members of the Pomeroy EmerI.he Knighta of Columbus. He had served u supennten• sored jointly by the local Hearl Mil.II Clark Is a member of the ted an: �: c11 appre waa_ room Aid � of the Chim:b of Chrtat. ey n Run, I .cency Squad attended the jit Survivor, are hla wife Jean National Honor Soclet)', the Hobby who dent at the time the Foresl Cou ncil a nd the Gallia County t r held la1t n ight at the Hem- pe�ialb D�v.id Goodwlnb er suppe C�rt Black-burg, nd a William, son, 1 w Conde; Hollo Dark. Of Club. l son Pil n the Pe 11 '1, 1 and he Club Don l'IWin, Health Departme nt for nurses re­ �ai n al tap w en o add1t1 d pnnte lock Grove Grange Hall A large mineis were In operation. Durin g sidin g in Gallia, Athens, Jackson, ed. Cb..ter ErWln, Va.; 1 nephew John C. Carper; b 111d . llr� attendance. waa• reported: Proceed.e auppl� nd world War U �e was engineer In Lawre nce and Meigs CounUes. South Fout1b Ave., ii fffflltal')' theae tbrother• Joe, Pomeroy a n ln �: a1::�al'lf�:!u.y, or the supper were domted to the noo era, t 1i1 three . Toledo,; , Au1us charge o( seahng operations for Adva nced registration in neces­ member a w11 ,nd �H at bi, nc)' squad Jn re..'!Qgn ltlon of said. emr,ra:e Mary Pomeroy; de, n Co �ertha many of the mines he had helped sary _ ot the fOOlball team • and alao of to lhe Bedford com­ service lhe,r of both Conde, Louise d n a Crowe open here. lbe Church of Chriit. munitiea. Speakers will in clude Joh n B. Mr. WUliams is survived by his Pitt.sbur&h, three daughters : Muth, M. D., Hearth Disease: Con• Bertha; wife, Friends may call after noon Al it waa also the regular meet• Mrs. Howard Ebarsbach, Portland; trol Officer, Ohio State Health Monday at tbe tuner1I home. Bur­ nia:ht, squad memhen atte nd­ Ina: Heart cred a S Mrs. Ted Roberta, Ostrander, 0., Del)trlmen&; Malin D. Martin .- M. ial will be in the td the meeting i n unilorm in a \ and Mrs. Warren McDowan, Col- Ed., Speech Pathologi1t, Heai:ing Cemetery. grOQ. Another supper wlll be held umbua and a son W. E. Williams and Speech Center of Columbus at a latter date for benefit of the Augusta, Maine. Also aurvtv- and Central Ohio; William Dau­ Jr, Mhldleporl squad, it has bee n an­ ing are a sister, Mrs. Margaret gh erty, L. P. T., Supervising ��y• noc,:ed. n gton , 12 sic11J Therapist, Ohio Rehablhta, Fu neral servlcea for Earl Ga_rd- Roberts, Seattle, Washi grand tion Center, all of Columbll$ and great 12 d n a g dchildren n PN!ceed.11 amounted to $211. n gra evem ner 45 who died Thursday Al , apparont i,onlirmatlon of en. from Gallipolis, Jeanette H. Sheel!i childr �us, Colum tal, Hospi l Carme in Mt. Mr. Williams had tieC!n a mem- R. N. Nursi ng Arts Instructor, tbe oi>l,imt■m e.prtaeed lut Satwill be held from the D�nville Mason Lodge for 50 rlob:er School of N ursing .ilnd urdar;' int1bl at Racine by Co•• Cbm·di al 2 p. m . Monday with the ber or the s a Knight Templ.\r Mary: Camphell, L. P. T., Holzer w and ........ Walter Jiloeller for , years ehan:e. in 1-Jome F o:: I uneral Chas Mason. Degree 32nd the · dospital. and known on aoon well ccnw.(uctton aelMty . Mr. Gardner wa• a of n charge i rvices P/R Chief Warrant Off1Ct1r ll rs . Helen Spriegel, City Build Funeral st rece11tly until d n Rutla Reed,vllle--Bellevll le Dam, the curfarmer of ..,., h en he moved lo Mt. Ste�hn g Ewings have no 1 been compleled. 1 ng is accepting reservations. rent ,iiaue · 9i the Waterways Jour- A. Barton Campbell, aon of Mta. ll, Pomeroy has ...,.....,__._ nal fl)'I (hat bid, wlll be open- Thelma Campbethe Ohio . He died {If inj�rle5 rece1eved Perishing Rifd been awarde . there farm his on ent accid ed May 18 to 1tart the project. in an Comme ndation Hon,e Show Put Off U d • httdiq oI "Belleville tee Rea:lmental He is survived IJy his wife, Hel' oul.­ for ate Certl!Jc and Medal publirlv er \he hedule" c 1:° Wol"� en his mother, Mrs. BarUara Gard- , . Until 'Rain Date' stan_d serv1«1 to the 1t1ff fl f caUon .,y,: �.,. Lan,.. me; '" children, The hone show scheduled at Rt1-11mental Headquarter,. f \.1 yn Carol Rock Spring� fair ground to­ e; ,he Franc "Col Stnen Malevlch, 0, S. Dis- The ,ward Will pre!!ented by Marjorie Lacy, :norrow ha's been postponed un­ trict EnJlneer, Hunun,ton, &aid P/R · colo nel Coli n K, Wil•on com­ Dawson, Cplumb�s; Nancy, � ndra, rain date May 22 when laet Week that bidt wW open on mander of the Fir1t Rea:lment, at :...arvin and David , at home, four u 100 tilthe tPeprevious\)' scheduled -prOi Helen , sisten three , n e ot about M•Y 11 for foundation a ba nquet held In Lexln&ton, Ky -, grandchildr The 2.2 members of the Syracuse g;ram will be followed. exi,lorlllon for t.he proposed Frida)' evenln1. Chief ■peakers &t Strong, Gallipol is; Hazel Grate.' Belleville l.Gcb an• Dam ln the the banquet were President Dick­ Pomeroy; and Myrtle, at ho�e, E ighth Grade graduating e�ass Obio atver belOW Patlerii)µr&, ey of the University of Kentucky a nd I brothe.r, Herold, La ng.sv 1ll�. were given a banquet last m,ghl He was pret.-eded in death b)' hts by elas!I mothtr5 at ,the school Relatives Cott of the woik lt ett1-ited, at a nd Major 'General Rinaldo Van c , auditorium. e will art Brunt , Deputy Commander, Sec• tnyoly $1P0,00d and fat.hu and a daughter, Janet. "rhe banqm! t, an an n u.al event. Death In Columbus Friend■ wil l be .received at the dt1Uih4, -wnplt bo� � preaaure ond" U. S. ArmfRelat�es learned here today ll w Burial t was �ervcd buffet style. and was · 'etc." funeral hoine ...ny time. teittn,; , The banquet was one of the ·• 1 the dealh in Columbus, O., or , be In Milo Cemetery. Rev, Don attended b)' the teachers and Thursday etenta of (he Ann11al ' Perthi.ng· night of I-tarry Elder A_t. 4i ·meetlnc of ¥elf• County wi�es their with cllarg� !ieftool cmployes Drill MeeL Wachensehwanr Will be in ResJmental Glenmont Awe-., brother 18 1 Sr., �la , latt Sa.tutday eveftln& &me,)'HT guests. as ds hllsban and w'H lpODso ee. red b,r the o1 the servlc it Thi• 1 1t tlie· Rac�e Blah �oo� Co n- Univer■lly of Kentu"Cll: y a nd w a■ Lawrence Rose. schoor prinei• of Mrs. Roy Tracy Sr., Pomeroy. • The ret i red PeD.naylvallla Rail­ PUIDll■n Moeller ,ta� that he atttnded by' I0"1e eoo Penhlna: pal. gave a talk to the class fol• Lag Sales Tag engineer wa.e 69 and former- · the road Dog on work '1(·oPli�l11it that \owing the dinnr.r and the ch_ss lutlemen re-prtRntht1 1& · COlleizea lived in Athe ns, O. ly me IOmetl •tl'rtJd hJs· be class and COUid y ' dllll Will, class Prophes Behind Those Of '59 in Oblo we,t VlrJinla and . .. Kenanol�,er siirter, Mrs. leaves He of rs membe by 1QOD- ,Hi i,tated tbat ·be h a■ 11ted tucty ' given re weri! ■ tory sales Meigs County dog tag Wtekenberg, n, Trevflrto on Charles wort lni1lll ted ror presen ,.. �tio9.ooo : run ning behi n d last year, Gordon the class. Awarde were nged to the Pre�­ belo He Arii. on· Da­ class. the of s member tbe' dam � bad been e in· n Caldwell said today with a total to MIIGI .. NllAL HOS,ITAL for byterian Church and 1.h-.: Masonic cieunlt:1p_ellt that the �pproprb.ott■, Syra• GJrnet of 3524 sold to May 14. Salea vid Baker receiv,M an award P d: Admitte ° orders. s Eighth the •PPl'O•edir, be t1on would last year totaled 3640 • to thc- the highest 11rade CUM, mvstery f..:,.. picture In the ""'rent series taken from the llirway AN ,-, ERE An-11,:igementl are in charge �f her ot The test. 1hip Schola11 · Grade of­ . 111me date. print of the farm ii he ca: at Dtamilled : �- Lrii■ . Y�un1 5x7 e ndsom h& a have may owo�r ( �� wu •• early The Rutherford Funeral Home m U. n •ill• tio n . M me II . M.r. CaJdweJJ, abo reported the, eight received honorable lor :moo.,- lo !lie """ ' aod aon, Letttt, Iv. Va. . Reade .rs are Invited to idutifJ the . !arm , ii ey .can, y. Pomero bUJ. nel.ln· "Callm t. 'S!'lit1. Dally banque Ule 0 ed A duce follow aale of 111 liouse lrailer license. �tor,' - r.. wbid! , lllils >Ronald Grid>' 1111d ..., hours, telephoning by Gfllld. ,...,_i Wcidlird,;,,- vJ!le, wJ11 f'l33-•• Fishing Fever Told In Film For Rotarians Attend Jitney Supper Former Mine " tendent Supenn I At Age 35 D'ed I ah! Former Rutland Farmer Dies In · ospt'tal City " CWO Campbell Commended By p·ersbing R 'fles a 'iven Banquet pon Gf3d03t' ' Learn Of � :,r.fl:l;�i,iiMii� (1('1'ol 18ilt1�a' �,l(ATrafl&{, , �v.tu ., , · I r ,i;, r,, \ :)i.o, ,• J(t1.i f t ,.-11 .pl� f:0- '. 141:;, · • _','- · • '·' 1 iW � . 'l_A 1'otal $633•� d For Eastern Ban Safeiy-Check Sthedules Are Announced Beginning Monday_ Syracuse ass , ,'tus, A 'si,\J,V jo,rl'.' 8,lu�G,�ND-:jA-i• : 11118' <caotJPIN(l·: - .. Tag Da·y Sales Reedsville ·nam Bid VieW,big To Copae On May 13 ill&ls�' ' IJ • aiee\; .-9 �"' -bt Jir. 1 GJ\9t(,PIN_G INfLtrD� BOQll;C;u,1 . �. •�� }�CH DOVBLE1 11. CHEST IN, MATCBl.1!10 WAllNIJII' OR' TANOE�: �O(i�' t,l,NIS4,' ' ,..,,arty •' ;Betauae the boys. undergo an lntenalve stud:, and obtai n prac­ tical experience in the organiza­ Uon -and operat\on of the Ameri• eari form of aovern ment, the Le­ a:Ion . alked that · boys be aelec�ed who are potenUal leaders In city, 1tate and nation. All muat be Juniors, have bet­ ter than averaae gradea, must be recommended by their high 1cbool . pritJclpal tDd poueu q,ual ltle1 of Jeaden:hip, &cbollinhlp, apo�t1man1blp Jnd cour11e for IUVlCe. urtso per/ocl /iuing leg-,ize EASY TERMS , J!t #ID: ll&U)• ! • o� . :v'' . ' Don Erwi n ,i1b School have lo attend the Am· been · tsrd llnnual BUC• ert . '. flele. al Oblo Unlver­ 11'18, � ,,._ . ltN' , ' • 'I ..,_., ' T!talt 9-1, lioy are lb• opon,or!ng llelna pJill ,... Aln,!1CID Leil� l'etn'ey-Benne_tt Nd'. _· No- 128. . The achool m �ovemmenV conducted at for the 18C'Ond conaeeutive 7 , la e:.;pected to l>rlna: more than 1200 bo)'I to At hena. -�!'<fed $186.00 ' • - O,·llol>blti>ll - -· . - - . - .. - - - S�lited To Go rri,,.,-· ·ti;_; . e �ys' Stat of �eport . ! \ : ! : . . ' �'. SIINl)r(y •nd -DA'I'• P9fMroy Little l...,_ AallOCI• atl• Pfflklent Charle, Murray t od111y appNlecl fer parent, of p,layffl with unlfornll ._ turn them lk •t onee either t. the Oh.. V•ll•y Plumblne Co., � . eroy, Bob aoberh. • te hl111. hH y aurw Muri'ay said • ehown that nearly onl helf the unH•rm• a,. In the hend1 of pMyert. Thia ..ul.......... It 11M the ..._......._ wd{t,m Stobart and ! -°""°" Baseball Uniforms Should Be T,urned In Now - Murray sto1.�.....� Erwin � TONIGHT WE INVITE !Q!l TO SAV� A' m!B BAN� I becau•• "Tha Bank la the Savel"'• Beet P'rle'ncfl" For Recreation . Vault in Galli. • Fourt h-av residence o! Mrs. Nellie Oe22;ye MU RDER HOUSE -. This IS the •ig ar-old e., ki \led Friday afternoon by her polis whose da_ugbtet V•rgi�ta wjs � Barr lipo , C Btll Patrolman . The li ity 51 eps is Gal o_ to_. h tranged bwband, Perrell nd° Ph P u b ne Tri l t s --; ____ lnp::b::,- :-_:: G al=li�po___ l� -rr :n'.'.:d:'.o:' - e" Ra "'e'=l� · led bY F other house waa the residence occup :-::: 5 Piece Bed room ·suite • --· s:>IG LE ,;o� - II< NO. 25 ,.,..... Kilrk Doagles - AntibMy Ql.linn "LAST TRA.IN FROM CUN HlLL" (Vistni&ion & Colosr) - also (fflrdo n SCott •in ''TARZAN'S GREATEST ADVENTURE:" AJso Cartoon· handy when needed, earn a return without tli• depoeltor'a having to lnvaat. the bank uver can draw on bank •xparfence and facllltl•• far help with ot h•r mo ney matte ra , , , In e hort, WEATIIER i: l""Y Ntaihtl SATU�DAY DNLY Mamie Van Doren .ind Ttx WHMama in "BORN IWCKLE5S" - also Gene F)·-an,s -- Robert Blake , "REVOLT IN THE BIG HOVSJ;'' BEc.,uae:: Bank ••vino• dollaN aN ••fe, are ent1ne OF FAMO US I·�-- ,,�soN \'4 \I n . Drive • l n , • SAVINGS EVENT A HON EY OF A BUY ! S11t urday nrnm hers of the Heath Mct hndist churt·h will ,ttend the j Porl�mnuth l )i.�lrict Confere nce . mct•ling in c;al tipolis, 1 he mrrtinl'.! which will be held 1 111 Ille Ml'thodisl Church there, will becin at J :30 I). m. A fellowship supper will be sorved at 6:15 and , the c- veninJI service will convene at 'UO. .. ONCE A YEAR The Huck Springs 4-ff Club I held their rqeeting at the Grange Hall M11y JO with Mrs. John Er­ J win 11nd Mrs. Amos Leonard, as · the advlsora. There were 16 mem­ bers answering the toll call wlth a name or a fruit. During ihe meeting Dottie Brown gave a demonstration. The nexl mee t ing will . be June 7 at 6:JO al the home of Mrs. Leon ard with Mrs. El'Win as the advisor. After the meeting games were pl a)'ed and refreshments were served of Kool-Aid, cookies . and co!fee. Those attendi ng were Suaa n na and Mrs. Maxine Arnold, Patty und Jirne t Arnold, An ita il nd Mra. William Collins, Janet a nd Miu Clara Humphrey, Li n da and Mr•. Ju)l5 Savage Jr., Nancy and Mrs. George Skinner, Li n da and Mra. Donald Bailey, Dott:e a nd Mnr. Orville Brown, Polly and Mra. C. R. Karr Jr., Marla and Marla and Mrs. Roy Grueaer, Becky and Mary and Mrs. em Radford, Dian a and Mrs. Norma n Weyersmiller, Joyce Stanley, Gloria Buck, Lot• tie Leonard and Betty Erwin. To Attnul 11r..eting � Mn. Viola Edwards or Columbus ia viaiti n g with her d11ugh�r and family , Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Van Meter Jr. Rock Spri ngs 4-H Club Hold s Meeting Tue sday ··------ at --·----.. .. .....-- -- . . . . - .. . . ElBtRFllDS $Ell N4TIOtfAUY llNOWN ¥AKl5 ,OF FOitNISHINGS fOR YOUR ttOME .AND WEARIN� APPAREL ' FOR YOUR FAMILY a NANCY IRENt; 111,AE TTNAR Mr. and Mrs. Fred S . Blaettnar, of Pomeroy, announce thC engagement of their daughter. Nancy Irene, to Mr. James Richard Lee, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Lee of Athens. Miss: Blaettnar is a g raduate of Ohio University, where she , was a member of Alpha Delta Pi sorority_ She is presently I employed as a teacher a t West Elementary School, Athens. Her flance will be graduated in June from Ohio University, 1 where he Is a member of Phi Delta Theta fraternity. _ The �edding date is set for July 24. -- • e """ - ---- ·---- -- -- J.o lly Club Has · Meet Wed nesd ay I . . . . . .. • ATTEND FUNERAL Relatives from Pomeroy attend­ ing the funeral of John Lerner al Mason, W. Va., Tuesday afternoon, were Mr. and Mrs. Oris Ginther, Mrs. Owen Duffy, Mrs. Elias Stiles �n. Earl Jenkin!! and Mrs. J.lele n Lyons, I • i I I SPR I NG - - J ' Ua1 ! , ar� 1ml .J<J .. Antl,,-.ny , cb1ld r t' n l!f M r and_ '.\.!rs Ge�ald An­ t hun _1 u;• bnt h ill at their home. '.\.fr iltld Mn George Miller ,1 ncl i,1 r1, 1 ;coi·1'. e David moved l:i� t ( · 1 en 1 1: g from thl! Cbambers prop1'r!) 1 n S Third to the Har­ r i i, pn , ptrl _v 1111 Soulh Seco nd n•et•ntly vat� led by the Glenn Lamh,-r1 s. j M r and Mrs Clifford J_enkinson an,I granddaughte r, Betty / Thorr.ai, sµcnl Molher.e Day week end al t he hon1e of Mr. and Mrfj. R o bert Russell Jn Ironton. On Sunday l h l'Y tonk a trip into Ken­ l u ck y anct Virgmia .i.nd visited t he 7 Bn•aks Slate park in Vir­ ginia. Thry returned home on Scripture readinJI by Mrs. Clar­ M onday en ct:' Neut:.r:ling, pre�idcn t , opened �:l�d � f�;�,��r �;��dg: �o ��: TONIGHT t"lag. D1Jring the business session "THE STORY ON PAGE ONE" �1 rs. George Wolf e was welcomed Rita Hayworth - Gig Younf ,1s a new member. Mrs. Eslhrr W righ t , Mrr-1 . Jam es Van Metrr am! "BA�'!• 1 1 1..c,, oF A YTI!E Mrs. Henry Eiehinger were named CORA], SEA" Mr, Donal<I Collr'na and !Ir. p s a romrnittce to mak<' out the Cliff Robti rhon - Gia SeaJ.a hm, !ctis list for tn� comin � }'P ar. F: l za Gilrnore Jr., were hosteHea -- 111110 Elci·Uun of offiCNli· was .u nnoun c cd wh t:'11 the Sew•Rile Sewing club "TI! E BlG NtG llT" met Wednesday evenln" f ur lhe .J une nwe lmg. • at their ft,andy Sp.ark·s and dub roi,m. A short buslne11 VeneHa Stevenson CanH'R w1 rc play,•d anti prizes srRsion was held with Mu. Col· SUN., MON., and TUl!S, awurdt'tl tin• Several t ins pre,dding. Several c;ommu nJ• wintwrs. "Sll Dn ENl,Y LAS T SUM ME R" 11u•11 1 hns rl' rrivcd giFls l ro rn 1 hrir cal inns were read. A contribution Eli:.r: a>heth Ta}·lor and Sl'i-rt·! l'als !ldrt•shmenl s w 1•rt• was made to lhe Kathy sue White Mon tgom ery Clif f :u-rv1·<l hy 11 11· ft•J1,tnu·� Lu \Wl:lllY· futlfl. w "' r11 t> s were played with priz;..I 1 <-s Ga,1war<led a;;a.,; - -- - -- ------ � -: ;;a,;·'-,;;;;;;;; l ":·,� • "�'2:·•:"� ��• -• .,;;;;; aa;;a;; --- ;;;;aa;; �::C to Mrs. Donald Mul=;:a:::::;;::=: h•n. Mrs. George Conde who also won the door prize and Mrs. H a rvey Van Vr11nken after whleh rr freshmen ts were served by the hos t esMex. Hostesses for the next · mrrtini:: will be Mrs. Willlam Ware and Mrs. Van Vranken . POMERO Y, OHIO : I Post Councillors Meet Wednesday At Hill Home MEIGS THEATRE I ..... I NOW_/yOU KnOl o•" to be announced later. During the social hour follow, i ng u1e iiieeting a dessfu-t course wu served b.)' Mrs. Krawczy n and Mn. Etneat Fraaer to 1 4 Incmbeu and one a:uest. The· table' was eo,-"ered with a yellow cloth pnd centered with .e n arrangeme n t Of sptin& fiowers. I ·- ..... . .. ... . ..... .. . . . .. . - . . . - ·• <; • • • & 11\tf • � A.tr , s\a\.' S1&1Mb & , ot.1• ("o\t1p1,'DU5 ,, Unltecf P..-. lntematl.n.1 Th. IHHiCII af St. ....... In 1tlcaft C lty I• th• lar...t churc h the world, h1vl1t9 an .,.,. .t 1,1 10 MIVIN J ■ Nle. A candlellght lnstallallon servlce was held Thursday eve�• ing by the Eleanor Circle o( Heath Methodist Church for their new officers when the grou_P met at the church m Middleport. The devotions of the service were given by Miss Sally Schaaf and Mrs. Bernard Fullz conducted the ceremony. The I nstaU•­ tion table was centered with a tall white taper in a braS$ An outing w11s held 1t the :did­ dleport Ho11dwde Park last week by {,1rl Scout Troop 221 of Middli,porl at which umc the l"Aitnation o{ 1 ".,!rs. Maxine Al lenaworth w11 re­ holder with 12 red lijbted ca11dles I t·<:1ved. representina the Apostle1, aur• Mr.11. Allensworth baa worked ! rounding It. ·i:1�11. omeer Ut wJ L 11 this troop for the past three I her candle from the tall one after y ears, having started WHO tbem 1h1 had r,pealed Mr �h:u,: e. tt t Uk brownie age and con t lnumg omcer.e Installed were Pre11 lup w Lhc pre.sem ltme. When I.Dt: den t, Mn. Gnce Jolu)aon ; , Vice u p WIiii 10111Lc d, Mn. AU en1- Pre1ident, Mra. Allie Hawle y; wv, ,n hao ti. gma and eleven of Tre11urer, M n. Don Slivers a nd I , n 1:;,c 1u e bu11 inem0t-N of the Secretary, Mrs. Gene Harris. u uop. 1 tic 0111y gm wntdl. Wu loi:n The meeting was opened with a 11lvh.u lJU• u· wi"n. piano prelude by Mrs. Emerao n .\11 � - dlcnswor t h was forced to f:nea and Mr.e. Joh_n Krawsciyn e out-g_o lng presiden t opened rcbi,;,i uic pui,,uuu oec .. u5-e 01 oththe ng. , 1 uuu.:<i auu ..u-:.. Fn.111.:tli Bogge!ili t D"Hh Arter lhe i nst11i1Ut1-ll service, w111 u� Lhe Jc,u.11•r ot me uoop w , t n .,,r$. Jicu�11 Bommer ali her I Mrs. Jo nes appoin:ed Mrs. Fultz ; a1 the program elairman for the 1 .i.s:.11ilanl. 1 Huup 221, as is other Girl coming )'ear. . Mn. G eorg �nna .::irulJ.L , roup;:, in 1�u d<JJt:pon , 1s Evans was • o p1.1u.wre(I u; tuc Daugoum,: 01 U n- named H chairm •n for the lam• ily picn ic which will be h�ld on iun Veuauns ot I.be t.;11111 War, June 9th with tht Ume a nd place are planning to attend ump this ye<f f / girls to get their registration money to thei r leader � this wee k o r G ary Ba l l ey, small so� of Mnr. 1'\ 1rn Bailt•� 1s 111 at h!s home , • as soon a-s possible. with his mother and hls ,s:randG'1rl SCOl3: l camp w ill be he Id a I C amp Ch . es1 er W ·I_th 1''I rs. parents, Mr and Mrs. M. L. Kelly • Everson , director and camp nurtie. S he w 11J be assist ed by Mi aa Jan 1ce Zerkle returned • • •, : Eleanor Circle Officers Installed With� Candlelight Service At Church Thursday .. . ) '"1'" 11.ia ,-, 'a. :l ,� ' '� • I�, tc .� .• • : ·""� � ::!:: f�':. 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