http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/f2136673946639cddb5d9a35d2fdb215.pdf 2b3ab26797808d755327fdff4e51763e PDF Text Text • • 11'ahama Students f..harleston Man Representative Wahama High School Principal Guest Speaker ~xplains PTA's To Manage New Haven Swin Pool Folfy or W-a- chon have been set for th.e For Ministers Jtama ~ igh s::.hool. b een na· ing Installe-d. ,::;;; County Function ' Vietor Dun! . ODd J,talldJ Wellojlli. and llzl. """'¥d' Allea ' were Sunolu p..U.:'of . Hr. aDd llld children of SplU<t were Cy IVA CARPINTU Mrs. E. H. CIJ!)tlll<r llld dauch· Sulldoy 1•eot• of 1111 ...,..ott, Ire. u.· IP~.~ -• .. ~u Tall>ott and ter. • and lin. B. 11. Allu, ~ .~r~rl. 6.1"<' bcr Welb tYler. spent Mn. ·li'andaon,' boards to be work was . contracted . . The rli~mg boCob~ ar~, now be· Lng made by 1 1~aeo .• rm according to spec:t(Jcauon:s.. All that will need to be done ~~ to inatall t hem when they arnve. Due to arrl•• this wwk II the six-foot hnce , which will be erect.d around the poot and tha surroultdlnt aNa. Offh;l•l• of tho Foundation ••pr*'MII the hope- tluit onough YDlunt.. r labor would be l'lalldle 10 that 1t could 1M orected ov.r tiM wukencl. bas . ". ' 4, 1955 STIVERS VILLE Picked For Boys', 'SUDday W'!.t.hRand)' Girls' State ~:~\nt.~;" for Girla state, ~oys pnnc1 pal I M~ Wednesday, 'The Doily Sentinel, Pomeruy-Middleport, Ohio Page Eight · 0.,1! .. ' • l_,.ro;.MERO __. _,_._EiiiN_D_JH_u_T_R_tE_S_,I ' llld eblldren In An explanation ~ the purpose State R.cpr~.!lentalive .. Geor1e Candidalel Mr. apd lrln. Daily vlaited thelr • , _ or a County Council of Parenu and Meinhart wu . the runt ~aker State and the Youth Luderahip son Leo, aiKI fAmily, receDU)' . Teachers was 1i~en by Glareace when the lleJgs ("ou nty Mu~tter- camp at Comp Honeshoo, w. Va., "-. Ch-~.. Va·"et- Yilited Alll'ldluw ,. t:INIIIASCOPI Itt WIDB IICRBBitl Y:ay 30 A. Brock or Cb1tleston Monday tal A.uociaUoo met thbJ. wee. at ed b Principal .IIU•• mw. ~· 1-•-Eoley'.s ap-pointment was made Army headqutr· . wert! announc 1 bla P*ft&tl Mr. aDd ' )I.r.s. Jaeob 1 JIO.Da01' M - ,.~, e~ening at a meetin1 uf t he Mason The Salvation kn~ by officials or the New County Parent-Teacher Counc:ll. tei"J ln Middle-port . The Rev. Joho ' ClYde Foley of Wat;:ma ~lab Va,n Meter, Satut~ afternoon. Raven n ee.reation FoundatiOn on • lfJ. ''• ·n~ Du~t, dau.hler The meetmg wa.a held at the Ma- Elwood, .Racine, president, waa School on Tuesday of t 1 wee · MEIGS TueJ;d,ay eve ning. Tbe Found a· in ch1r1e of the meetinr ud Selected to attend Glrls S\lle Mar1aret. lin. Mildred ' Cirde, son Elementary School. TODAY tlon., made u.p of citizens interesTOOAY ' • Bro<'k. assll!ltant supervisor or Capt. Glenna Rummel, h01~t1s were Sandra Roush and Betty 1Mr. and Mn. n.tr Ct&rv:entfr atted in providing recreatiOn for THE BLACK KNIQ:HT • rec:ently\ school s in the State Department for the meeting, led l.he de~otlon· Jonea. both of New Haven . The. l !'~W 11 .hymn slog the community of New Haven SIX BRIDGES TO: CROSS of Education and a member of the al servttf. ITechlliHiw. . I former is the daughter of Mr. aq.d at PomerO)'. and the surrQunding area, has . 1 State Board of West Virginia ConMr. Meinhart spoke e~phat lcal· Mrs Donald F. Rou~ while the Mr and MrJ Charles Shtlll oi l Tea, Clrill; lalla !Adams t)een working to {:et the P<H>I Alu Ladd, Paai91• Me«tiila gress of Parents and Teach~rs , ly of the ~ine work betn& done latt~ is the daughter of ,Mr. and Dore~a were r~ent gueeta of Mr. ~letM prior to the opening sad .Mra;_ DeU Talbott. conducted his talk by answering b)' Lewlt Bcrcer, form~r pastor Mn. Roy Jones. daLe. n - - I'll., Mar 1-i ot the Pomeroy Meth~ast Ch~r· Mr od lira WilfonS Mllhoaa self-directed questions. '1'luln. ... • ln the dowMt,un ol t he adjaNamed to attend Boy1 State was ol Wu'binrton' Bottom, w. v.a., Officit ls of the Foundttion He explai ned that lhe County ch, wtao is now asaoct'-ted wtth JEKYLL AND TEN MEN · :;, gueata otl Dler C.r-uid th1t sever•l 1pplications cent Oo.mmun·lty Bnikling, it was Council was a manner of tying to· the Ohio Temperance League. Ronnie McGlothlin, son of Mr. · MR. HYDE that approximate),y cether the ~arioua units In the Berger, a~ordin& to Melfl;har.t, •nd Mn. Roberl McGiothUo . or famUy . Md bHn receind from .,..,.. reported bwo hundred bloekJ in partitions county and lilted three considera- hu don e fin~ wo.rk In ~blaming New Haven. pe Mrs MildrOO. Circle, daughter, SOft8 desiring to ••rv• as life 8-Tr-·1-IUirds et the pool but no HIH· remain to be laid. That · together tions for t he org•niulion of a sale or use of ah:ohohc bever· Janice D~can, d•Mghter of MJ:. ::: . . ~ the tavor.lble Jegudat10n tions htd been milde 11 yet. wilb the instaMation c:A. 9hower County Council. age~. The .Jpcater also explained and Mrs. Bruin Dunean of Clifton Ntmlng of gutrd• is expecttd heads and fixtures and clea ning Tho•• consl•raflon• wt,. (I) tbe procedure uaed In present- and Larry King, 100 pl Mr. and to bt mad• within the nex1 I un will put that part of the pool that only CongrHt units M ing a bi11 to the Uouse ...-nd Sc- Mrs. Ralph King of U-tart Route, i ~to operating condition. J ttn d•l'• or two w.ek1. mtmben, (21 that tho Co"ncU nate and l"ilid that at pree:ent a were named to attend Camp HocseMearJWhile, members of t'he . Th e check room ia completed j works on child welfa,. onl¥, N8w Haven Women',; p ub have with the exception of the erec- •nd (3) that tM Council does biJl prohibiting the sa l~ of liquor 8 hoe. Jo alrtplane• pasing over the a,LI'eed to opera{!.' the ticket and Lio n (}{ a wooden counter. Other not let~lslat• for loc.l unltL AJI of the students are members tlate of Ohio wn pending h~arccnt'!Pssioll J'la nds at the pooL work remaining to be done in'ihe bu11ine88 meeting of th~ 1Dc by the legislature . . of thr iunior Clasa at WJ~Lbama. OHi~i•l• of the" Foundation cludes the cleaning of the filters . group was conducted by J . Edward All arc sponsored bY the Bend rt,orted that •a lot of work r• Several hLgb. school boys have Irvin, pre1ident of the council. flotary Club with the exception of mains to be done within the volunteered to do the work 'b\lt It was voted by the council to Miss Rou sh who is sponsored by MJit thr" 1nd one-ho~lf wHkl more 11re needed. amend the by-law• to permit the Jhe American Legion Aux.Uiary .,IDr to opening. They st.-.s..d president to appoint • nominating ~!lilt New Haven . Tickets for the pool are on the point th1t additional help committee. sale at v.ario\18 points in New lil'll n.-ded on the poroject. A panel dlscuuion on "Com· that Help w~mtt•d nl'ed not be of Haven and it was hoped munity and Mental Health" wa.s any p..rlicular type in the skill ed they eould be placed on sale at a announced 11 being planned for Jioe. OHieia!s said that work plaee in Mason City. Wednesday evenlnM at Latin. ClifAll intere.&ted people are urged that needs tn be done is chiefl y to contact Foundation official'S rord Stalnaker made the announof the clcamn g-up type. Patlhs und walk.w.ayg around thl' to volunteer their services to cement and said that all county pool are reported!) ntncty.fivc sec that the pool is completed on PT.l.s arc in~itcd to nttend. Mrs. Helen Stewart of Mason cent completed :tnd tht an· time. was in charae of the devotions and read Lhe lOOth Psalm and ~~aid a ' . pra,Yer. . ·otft her a MW Hoonr t.-•1. ..... ...U. waal l l Refre.sbmentl were ser~ed by the home room mother~ of the tomabahltl . .; . 1 lifth and sixth grades of the Malt'o oiso; ; ; low """'; I : IIcht welllh~,i son School. H01teae.11 were Mrs . ap and rolll •: ; ao duft bq to i ·) Patrick Riley, Mrs. John Turner, o; lt'o ..... oil NJII; : ; ptl tho doep-do•nuun, . Mrs. Fr8nk Harris, Mrs. Howard , : .. boca. . It boat. uit ..._ uit cluD& ·' McDaniel, Mrt. Delbert Richard· son and Mrs. Ralpb. Waraer. handier tor ~ dnporleo, Present were J . Edward Irvin, . acluol.,. Verillez.boM- ldDb·,: ........ llibl North Point Pleasant; Mrs. John wand· -chol aaywhon. ·II!IICooM cllenlu · Fry, Mrs. Esther Brown, Mrs. RusI anilabla. sell Senter. Mrs. Wllli•m Me· Farland and Mi88 Goldye Hart all And it'o oulat to llll:r : I : low """' II: e!llfj of New Haven Elementary Scbool; o o • o o Mllllllt plan • • .ldq-lzlde.bl .uon-,, \ ·- .. - --· . Mr . and Mrs. E1rl Keeter of Board School; Mrs. Ancel Carder, . Mrs. Lewl1 Mcl>aniel, Clifford r,,'" Stalnaker, all of Ordnanee School: Eustace Pickens, Wahnmai Ger~ld Sum~erettes '· 8; Rood, Board of Edu,·aUon; Mrs. Bonnie Yeater of Beale; Mn. John Turner, Mra. Howard McDaniel, Mr11. Frank llarria, Mrs. 0 . J. Bostic, Mn. Helen Stewart, R. J. WlJI · Iamson, Woodrow Foreman, Mra. Delbert Richardson, Mra. Patrick Riley, Paul Powell and Mrs. Ralph Warner, all of Mason Elementary roed to tile pest or manag c:r of the Nr w Hlven swimmmg ·pool • whiCh is se hej uJed to open on ...~~.' ag~tnst WAN~ ·t·· Boll Band aoor. •::, $7.95 -- . . . . . . . . . . . ... $3.95 ... . . . . . $3.95 Nylon Hose .. ..... ...... :.. . . . $1.00 New Stretch Hose .. .. . ... . . . . . . $1.75 .. .... $1.95. Terry Cloth Slippers .. . Caruroy Slippers .. Leather Slippers . 0 o • • 0 • • 0 I ' o I • " • o ..... 0 • ' • s School. R€GULAI\ ZOo $3.95 .' .' WIST YIIIGINIAl C:t.u4r - THE P~RFECT FT FOR MOTHER SUNDAY, MAY 8th Fh1o quality 36 Spring pattenu. STIFFLERS ~~&GULAR In, wide. ·All new SAU NOW AT > 33c Y~ .,' 79C·Y ., MENS WORK SOCKS ft.og. Zk nfot quality. Buy several Ibis low prlee ; 1&c: · <learanee on lhla li"'UP• Mollly while. Sh011 and loliC olteves. SHOP STIFFLEitS FlitsT $l,OO · VALUES TO •te,ts , Locliea BETtER DRlSSES .. . Value• to Ul.9$'1n 11111 crGill!r' ~c . . . ' ' fa and see thole. You can Rve tilfliOI\ ~ WE SELECI' ONLY THE VERY BEST IN USED C:ARS half, Final Clearaaee, bro""' alll!s, W~ MlOU&e:r .._.. if See S7·• &belt: Beltte TH hr Vleaa· • ltll Oben.h!t Bel Air (l'•nr. lillie. 811&... . ' ltll Oll..,...lel L1HecJ WIJh Ollnt have to move- lliew. ' Connntlole. ,... IN! Ch11~ • Ill'. Clean M a ,, I Valueti wtt.:ls. Only U lhlo p~f• lo :Y.oli ean .-ve sizes. 'We have to 'move these. In md try .'them ·on. . . ' ' ,. $A \'E. AT STIPFLI!RS $)8. ' •, ,, • sleeve 11bardlne. S·li!' L. ~::mce. Save DOW II IJ!,II flail Shop A ..a•i,. Cbet1'elti • •·--· en......... lid-· Stifflers .... 1111 Buick I dr. ~ I sltafJI ,, FIRST lrOm 121-inch television set," Owen said. area ''There is nothing to buy, and you are expected to visit Ponieroy·thi$ need not be present at the draw coming Saturday when The Dally ing to win ." ,_ , ,(::ounty ,will C~Ceive an appllcath;m . H , v,·,,·toro may reg18 · tcr for tile of oil or, more corrcctlr, liquid sentinel ho1u.. ' 0 pea ousc. asphalt material aa a means ol The observance ls a part of the drawing any time between tb!! combatting tbc sui'hme-r time dust newa~per'a obtervance , .of its hours of 8 a. m. and 8 p. m. The problem. · fourth year ot operatl~n. Pn 'tha,t drawing wUJ be held at & p. m. day, ~visitors wllJ be taken on a To the members of tbe fair 5et Contracts have been awarded to tour through the newspaper plants who visit the newspaper during L. P. Cavett Co. and Highway and wUl be able to get an on the the day, roses will be presented Maintenance Co. for tha furntahillM spot view of what goes Into turn- as a gill and applying o~ this material. inr out the publieatlon daily. "Thia will be a great chance, as Work wil1 begin on or about May Rlcllard s. Owen. reneral man- far as we are concerned, for our nth. ager, has estended a warm wet- staff to get acquainted with our come to aU residents of the area, many subscribers," Owen colD"" ' Max R. Farley, D:ivlslon Engi- subaeribers or non·aubscribers, to mented. "We look forward to 11eer, anno.uncq that the follow- be oD hand d.u·rln& the day. The playing host on that day, and IDg routes ah BChedulf'd for treat. "Open House" will be•in at 9 1 . extend a cordial invitation to ment State Roq.tea 32ft, 680, 884 m. aid continue throulb 3:30 p. to viiiJt The Daily Sentinel. and 692. m. The newspaper bii business 4 1 Some two ·to five dol)'.S. depend· 'AI ·a special feature of its and editorial orfic:es and its print.. lhg on weather eondltJ~s, wUJ be celebration, The Dally Sentinel ing plant on Mechanic Street just required fqi' tbe oil to aoailr: tn, will make • !ree award of a RCA- off Second, in Pomeroy. state& Mr. Farley. Only euential ._.:__ __ traffic! ·aad It a. redueecf opeed over the'ie r.oada dbrln8 the dryMIIGS GINIIA~ -IIOflo!TA~ , . lnc'ln pel'iod will teoult Ill • bel· Admitted to tbe t.t~tj. General O ter and lolllfr laatlng job. Cooper· Or 5 5 r atlon of motoriltl wiU be benefl . Hospital Wedn~~Y,._.Were lira. Katbryn Payne, MtGGiflport and olol to Pl'Oper and speiiil). eompleMrs. LWJao Main1, Syracuse. tto:~ of tbia work'. ' · · C.O. Fisber, Middleport who won Dllmissals were Wei:tater HodJe Republican nonnnauon· for .' Pomeroy; Ed Beaver, .ft4~~e and or in Tuesday's primary and Kart Grant. Mlddl~potl. ., will be unoppOISed in tbe election, today HOLZ&It HOSPITAL aratitude l.o the votera of the Admitted to tbe Holzei Haopitol laae. WAlKINGTON UP- Slcr.. from this area Wedneldiy ahd ,, d 1 .~ tary of 1t1te Jthrl P•ttr Dul· this morning were Mts. Alti. ADecp1Y let 11hl today tMN ar• "tMall deraon Middleport and WOllam ' sold, lor lbe ltut ~t~rh•IM 1lgnfflcant -tltM" '· V trusted to me I am my best efforts for tbe that the C'"'""unlat Wec'1 for• Blake, Letart, W. a. office whl~h I will serve. oltln """"' 1'1'' 1M •••duollr SPIIOWAY TO OIIGANIZI · thlfllng In tho direction ol AD orpnizatlonal meettn« wiU Fisher, who is iDteraled In be held at tile Claybanks Sp..d· better housing in- M.;,ddleport, is way, l'omeroy on Sunday, May 8 DO stranger to the job of mayor. BONN, Germany UP -West at 2 p. m. All stock car owners, He served three •ums, and u~ Germany regained its place drivers and other lnteretttd ))81"- der his admin.iatratlon, many eiamoJW the free nations ol the sons have been invUed t.o attend:· ~c improvemenlli were noted. wori.d today, almost tieo- yeart to the dtY since Hitler's "thousand year Reich" cl'iumtlled · wtth the UDCondltional aurrender of hie EMERGENCY Bft.J, ON WAY TO SENATE arm.les. low, 'loW . ·- REGULAR U.88 ' _... \ MEN'S WORK SHOES U. All leather ,il(IROn. ~. value. . . SAVE NOW AT STIIIFLERS · $2.99 \ QUISTIONI Do you tlrink ~111 County '*riels to strln1 YOUR. BEST auYS ~RE :ALWAYS ~· · AT STIFF.. ERS ·· 1fisher Pledges Best Eff t A M0y NEWS BRIFJs I atu r..u.. ~ Db t *· tnt "• Ladil~ SPRING Toi~P Men's SPORT SHUtTS • l I tli;o~~::;l: of people I· the MeiJs-M:ason HOSPITAL NOTES • • Pomeroy and ·.fiddleport may "let a break" in. the high eOit of financing proposed 1ew11e . dilo posal lacilitie& if the Ohio LeP,I·atun IJP1)roves 11 bill DOW 'J»., fOre it whith would make it ..ier for small eommunitiet: to eom ply with the water poii~Jtla. e.atrol laws. .Moording to a report lroin Uait•d Pr.... ~ublleaa senate Leader C. ~tar:iley Kl!!ehem .e.aid the bill would cue the fiaaneial burden ol vi11aees and eltiet forced te comp\y with the law and would "rea:ue aom.e from impc:wible JitnaUons." . ., - Nol-111• COURT BOUSE NEWS along with tlte prDIMflon ..t other Soutlttat.'*rn Ohio couft.l tlet, without Ktlm, promDtlng IIHII? · MRS. boNALD COLLINS, Pomeroy: '4·No, I don't think Meiga County's that type." . MURII'GI LiCINSI A marrlaa'e Ucense was issued MRS . EDWARD DEMQSKEY, in 'Probate Court Wednesday to Middleport: "No, I think Mei&s Jame~ w. ·Ogdlft.,, 60, ~oledo dairy county. goes ahead on Its own toman 4nd Em.m~t- EliJa~eth Reibel, ward higher .standard~." 47, Pomoroy, cl~rk. MRB. ALBERT MARTIN, Pome, DIVORC!I fi~ID roy: "I f"lllf do. There lo too Elba M. Ad01111, pjainUit vs. much import:lnce plaeed 0~·,~.~~l~h;~·~ Chi.rlea ' I. · Adams. ,.. defendant. i-ealon .... · €row. 1 attome)'l for on the or dlJtrtct, feachers Retirement Funds Changed WASIIlf<GTON ujo -FII ... oni Choiln I. lchlld-,J<ar oald tMay that Mrs. M8rle Nat¥11 IY JfASKELL SHOIIT told hltn ·she Htan to tum United Preu St•H Corrfsponftnt agalnt,t the CommUnist Party COLUMJIUS, 0. UP-~Tbe House while 1M w11 atteMint tht hod•v approved and sent to the a._.,bllcan N1tlon11 Convenan emergen.cy bill ·to tion In ltu, change the retirement system for YIENNIA, Austria UP- The 91>publlc · employea, school leaehers, vlet UD.ion. yt.eld«l today tbe and school employes. The vote. We&t ott two of the wa.s 127.0. polniio aC dispute In tbe Tbe only opposition to tbe bill treaty, and the U.S. Army was voiced by Rep. William L public ita plan to withdraw Am· Manahan CR·Defianee) who oberit.ln troops from Auatrla. jeded to increuln& the lmouD.t ......_............ """" Ben Elberfeld Dies; Funeral foBeFriday .... _,..........,.. ...., ...,... .... - ...... d l - ' " ' - hM ... Nld Al'nmUIIItleli .. IJttlld. ........ .. tM dlncti• of • • . Je.ac~ ,.....t..,., ............. . .. what .......... , . . .... Mecbem leveled fire on JOnit bond bOUJfl wiliob Ju! felt boil made aa local school boards utC to the retirement. ' eald the Legislature the mor.e money ' eon.tri~ He nieces a.od nephew!. Funeral services will be held Friday at 2:30 p. m. at the Ewing Chapel with tbe Rev. Dale RaUiff, · officiating. Burial Will be in Beech GroVe Cemetery in charge of Ewing. The body is at the futieral. home, where friends may call. .. VO-AG PUPILS PARTICIPATE A<.....,.... •m tOol! ufiN in the StnaN "' .. woultt - m1ke it ~liter fw the n,... Sf•t• mirw...nt IYII•M teo b.,. local - . lh.,. · oil~ ..ny..... ......... . """·- poUution, The Racine Hich School Vocational Aariculture st.Qdents and their adviaor, Howard Nolan, pat· tlcipated in the Annual District 15 FFA Livestock a,nd Land Judging Demonstrations at tbe Ohio Unlvenity Farm and State Hospital Dairy Bam, in Athens County. Wednesday, May 4, 11153. Students judging dairy, beef and swine included Jimmy Deem, 'Lar· ry Holter. Tbomaa Curtli, Clyde Johnson, Richard Tbeiaa and Ed· die EvaDJ. · Student. judging soU ~e Th~> mas Eberlboeb, CUrtis llandolpb and DWline Sayre, These nine students plaq to participate in the Sta.te Judglng contest June 2, 3 and .t. Judging at the State Hospital Barn was arranged. for by Ro8l Wright, County Agricultural :Agent of Atheno Cout1ty, Ralpb Porterfield of the Ohio State Unl~ verait.y, Columbus, o.. gave tb.e official placings along with explanations for each placlnt. Bob WIJson Athens County SOU Conaervation Service, was itt eharae of the Boil judging. Dale Scott, VOt.ational Agriculture Instructor at Albany and D. D. Mcinturf. Vocational Agriculture Instructor at f;tewart, were in charge of all arrange. ments. NOW YOU FIXED? HOI.YOKE. Mu!:.- School acher Ann.a E. Creran lhlnk much ol Hie 1ome ol her · until she 'nley ~!iU~ furnlth consulr..m N dllcuM eti,1neeril'll ancf.. fJ,..Jritr lri- : ....... with local "'""""'ttlet. The biU would pennit the UR of .septit tanb 1 ia· commualtift. where beoltll authoritls !<lillie, wuutd be adequate ·to ~ ceive retirement pay on the basl& of $63 multiplied by their years. Ol aervlc:e. Petsons receiving more than $4200 would receive pay.on I different formula. It Would be 1~ per cent of 't heir avera.le Ill· ary for lbeir put five tjplied by tHeir years .;;;,~,-.. , ..,!'~:;::·~; .......uu.. .....,.~ILpr·:.;<lfl~t=bl~ "'' .,.... of born June l8;: 1878, tl?e 100 of the late Jacob Mechem said. and An~ Mil')" Genheimer Elber- ary because one auiataat ney gerieraJ c:ould live 811 or:, l,tiil• feld. eommuoities in Obio' all t. Surviving are his wife, Goldie; ldvlte tbet ·need." brother, Jacob and a number of bill -ltloo ..... ..... Wll 1en than $4200 a ye11r would re- Berry said persons who earn ... prowal of hia ~Jill W1 ..1ltlly: thlt ..... ~ ..... ,w ____ IIETIRED UACIIIas TO MEET The Retired Teebert: Asaociation will meet Saturday at 1:30 p. m. at the ·Court HoUAe for theJr regular meeting. The proeram for the afternoon will be made up of article.~ by all teadtera present Each teacher wiJJ ppticipate jn the: program. · Rep. Kenneth L. Berry (R..Co&hoeton) said the bill would put the three separate retirement &Yitems on the same basis and would increaSe benefit&. • ............. Nhl In wlnnlno IN - . ' VALUES TO fl%.95 ... Blast K.r. 28c · · . •pair now at Would Aid Communities I B<njamlll Elbe<feld, T!, died at the Metal Goqerol Hospital WOclo VA LUES TO fZ.,9 11114 C..._lel I v . new. 1,. . Bllle~. N. Bill Approval Meld!••• •• MENS DRESS SHIRTS " REGULA.& f~.OO YARD AU new patlemL lloept.r ~l.ot ·)'11~ nlue1 FIDe wefRhl, briKhl eolon. Yepyou eaa SAVE MONt;Y NOW AT STIFFLI!JlS t1ean UIM C1ra. Copy fd r REGULAR 3k 36" Better Drapery We "•" Singl~ 1Q: deadly miSJiile:J. down t.anks, the crews reported Dust .,....,. Cltr b,ek I>Y radio. layer of duat and srtu*e Sh. . . rtcll With Rock• the "doomed" ~ty for Oeeupanta of front Hae tfench.eta aa hour att,r. thf! U · 1 two l!\lilet diatant were sbowend bldlna the ~ ftte of 'lritl\• eueade. of roeb and du.t Ainerieaa~ln,c•, but noae wu mjured . and l~,DiiJUiequl!\ A Ouh of 100 suns lighted tile making •'~~u.....,.;. skies of six weatern Jtatea in tbe or the effec:tJ impoai lbJe (iD. ttarkneu before dawn as the de- MIIILIN MATTHEWS, C:hoo!Hro, mediately. vice was detonated at 5. 10 a. m. hubeena...-1..... ,.... ....... _ , .... _ , . _ cPDT 8:10 a. m. EDT atop a :MK1 toot steel tower iD. Yucca Flat, p.any, it ...........unowd today. '15 miles northwest of Las Vt~~J. W•U 1mtwn ln'f'M teul autc~Mt­ A :u·-*alJ epewed tlw•INsl.....,. fertouebed _..; wltlt _ , . p . , _ alllrilr for ....,_ He II .,.niod ..... "-· a dlam- th- dill""'"' I - L.,.,, the II; K........ Motl.l n. 15 end ..... IY Ann, 2. .:_ ' VALUES TO fi.OO • . In . ·. "4 ' ~ 3to6xGIRLS D_RESSES Regl. _,Y How$1.0o Middleport, Ohio Good !Illite warm ...., hloh N M ,air ....ltlhl, ~ In 50o. fait aM .,., 4LIIIht ........... iews Hi$ Doom - Braodclath Moteriol Flnt qually re~. Pe yd. On~ luge t.ble 38 In wide. SAVE NOW A'r STIFFLERS · ROUSH'S SHOE STORE Man All t.raffic: bound roada: on tbe state -hi(b.w•y .&yatem ·ln Meigs DRESS CHAMBRAY · : Satin Slippers ..... . ............ $1.95 N.• Second St. • 398 IIOITIAIE·Ir eLEAIEII er $3.95 • 1M SO.. Pri4ar llir IIMI - ' I<IW $2o.oo ·ttaeh-,. (.,,..,Wedge Sandals ...,....... c..- tenJt~W. l IIBrHER'S . SPECIAL! ·" re tulJ 0 w.,.. .._ w ..... N. ,air J•o~·y~e~·~·.Mr~·:.~aod~~v~ra~.~D~·~·l~I~T~_.~bo~tt:.~~~====E:i=:c=:::;s;:;:;:;:;::;:;;;;;;:;;;;;~~;;f~' •nd• I • ~lth DR. .. .. 0 ;. OHIO: Cl...., .... TEMPLE '*e::ie:e::d Black Kin Oxfords ..... • e. at f~~~;;;;;;~~;~;,;;,;~~~;~;.;~=il Wealher Mechem said seplie tanks bad been rul eel were Ol'der«< to iJl. ities whicb •ere ordered to ifto stall sewage treatineat plaatllio He .said it was ..absolutely 'irnPolsibJe" for many amall c:OOJtnuai. tleo to build e..,.,..ITe plaabr. Motor Catches FiJ:e The M>ldleport tire DOIIarf.. ment was called tbiJ moruJac at 10;15 to . ... Middle;>ort Feed Store, whea a mqtor eaua:ht fire•. Damage wil mi,Doi, ,It waa repo!"ed. . .. "1 . •' IIACINI CONCilT TUJSDAY Tbe Racine ~d will hold • Co1leort. 'fUeldll7, May 10 at a p. m.•altlle llldbo Hilh Sci!Qol Auditorium l!h. Jolm R. !M. Bond Itulntetor lUIDOuneed toda1' UIDII\~ · lJIIUUUU.:J . ' .' CINCIN"!ATI PIIOOUCE OIMlllliNA'!t, 0. ' UP--I!tlgs. ~on1umer, A large wbke 31 to 38, brotwtl1111• 36 to irl; lliedl35 to 38; wboleelle, eommerclal, eo per cent A, utra )~e . white 311 to 34, brown M to 311; med, ium white 32 to 33, brcrwa ·31 to az; eurrent receipts r7 to 211. Chlcbn1, at.Hy, NCOI~ clerat. fer fair defnW; ,..,.,.. 27 t. a; '-•· .....,. 22 ... 24; ...... lltlht 11 .. 14; old , .... fen ID t. 11. . Butter. DO .score 83. CINC:INIIII,'fl LIY&Sl:OCK OJ.NtlJNNATI, 2,800, active, 20e lower; 180 to 220 butobel'll IB.ZS to 0. ·UP--Hop. lower; an, ~ ,. lh 18.1Q; I(o. 1 1~,3&; . 220 2.'!11 II> 11,?5; 2311· to' ll!l9 - · ··.-,.... 2150 to 2'111 lb 18.'15;, ~ to. 16.211; ..,.. 12.2.11 to 14. Cattle . ,, calves te- loSO. ... �•< .!;~~e:aae~T.!.wo~------------------......,T:.:he Daily Senti net Pomeroy-Middleport, Otiio I The Daily S_e ntinel ~· MIIGS.MAIOM AliA Pubtiahed every aftenooa ex· HPI SUndiQ' by Tbe Ohio Vall•r Sentlllel, lne., at liD Meebanle Sl, Pomefoy, 0 . Buslneu o-ffice 3111, editorial ol!lee phona :toli• . Eidered 11 seeond J;Diil!Q m~tter 11 the post olllee at 1'\.meror, Ohio e!us 11i..;~rd s. Owen .. . Gon. Mar. Jadt Collotto •• , City E~lto• \ t t~"ft' The Daily Sentinel r Mro. Genrae 0.14- lilY afternoon iJiia#.~Mr. aqd Mr1. ed on Mr. and well ol T_,. Plah!ip George Rabet1t.! and !amily. Mr. aM. Mrs. A. H. .s.iley call- afternoon. e I!WHiv f ./ . Clyde AadreWJ V11Hedla Athelu Baxter. tleanor ~. sChut, Middleport Society Editor - Pbone 1079 IAI,ellle Beerha l:lawldnl, Pomeroy Society Edilor-Pbone 6:u4 C)areace Aadrew1 who 11 ~ ployed to Cbarlt:tton ~)Mat the week end wltb lin. AadJ'eWI lltd family. Chic n' Chqiming " ' . '' Fa~ing Up To Cancer • ly Lrtaled. II"Y. WASHI:N1GTON UP-Gr~oee Tul· ly knew the late Franklin Dela· no Rootevett alm~t as well as a n"Jiibor ol the Iamlly During the four yean Mr. 1{ooaevelt wu goveroor ot t'lf!fW VQJ'k and all of his yeara 11 frei~~M 1932 to 1945, abe w Howard Kit.ebeo 1r., of Cblli"' I lt., lin. Rez J.rvil, ..-m Mr1 . 0. •* A. Don't MISS The (SEE PAGE f) ' For *·Choice of Colon and Styles 'nrfll.:#~ ..HeJtJ : l.. Kitih~n ·Home -'===== Jln, Alma · Klteben entertained ~me D~ monstratio,n Week !jtart' pn May -st and run thfough ~ay ?lb. The theme is "Homema~er's Education for Bett~r Living." The purpo!l-e of Home Demonstro.tlon week is a brief pause In 11n expanded Home De· monMtration program. Extension work 1!1 t!dutatlonal-educatwn is growth- growth takes time. Each yea!' new achievements arc recorded as a result of the Hom(! Demonstration , but takes with a Stanley par\)' ·Tu..day !!".. nin~ t~~t her home, Pleasant Ridge, Week Observed Nation Over National Home By H m~ Demonstration POmeroy. · · BAKER FURNITURE On The Brightest Corner In Middleport I,I~~~~~~il!!"~~!lll!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~il!!"~!!!!!!~~~~~~~'! · Foljo!rii\1 , ~· demonlllratlon by Mrs. M_,. ·HittiiY, a number of pril~s &:&mf:4 were· ' played wlth ·awarded to Mrs. Ernest Rhodes, should contribute to a stlll.greater dee:ree to a better level or . for 11U bmiHes farm, part-time form, rural non-farm, and urban famiUes in their homes and in their communities, to the develop· ment of· a well informed •nd re~­ ponslble 1eadersbip, to an mter- , dependent c•tize~ry .concerned. to maintain a democratic way of life. potential of bome demonstra· work i• dependent !he Pol}: ~. Darrie Sheets, Mt,, NeUie cille Ml's , Leona , Hope Swcarln&:en and Proffitt, Laurel; , Mrs. ' ;re;. Bl-•'""' * FREE Delinry * ConvenientTermS' * Good Quality f._. r . """' ~.... ROOMS OF ALL NEW FURNITURE r• oaa B BtU ... IMMl• be had. ~ ail& 0. melll•. ' llbtllll 11M la4 . . . . =-~~-- la ""' dw i& 1 Mrs. Emerson wens, Mrs. c. 1. Mrs. Cleland Hel.nes. Wer~y ~d Refresbmeota wen served by .' the hoate11 to :those' named- aiJove and Mrs. Willard Heines, Mn. John HUnnell, Mra. Fred Mai\Jdn, Mrs. Mabel Mankin, Mrs. Lester Russell and Mrs. Ham aod dauebter. You'll Fin_d Plenty of-Low-Priced Groceries! · lona Thiift Prleed Freshlike Vacuum Packed Sweet Peas Tomatoes 4-15oii . .. . ' cans .• 49c .. ..... 4-12 11~ az cans 69c all ' ~ .·. ~ 7k Cwn Colmtl}' GeniUfiiBU , . • . , • • •• , 4-18 n e&M ~c Gree~leans . FnohJII<eC.I ............ t - 1 1 • Cut .GreenBeans Joill of Arc Cern C-ak7 ~~~ .. t..... • :....;'.1·9c .' . loaa • . . • • . . . . . • . . . 1--18 oc can. 41c Pepto Tomate Juice ••...•.....••. 4--54\1 .. 19c ClownManhndlows 11 ..... ·· 2k,, eaDI ptBI! Dad! The perfeel 11, ' t'. Involuntary ACRO-$ At a dt~tt&n« ~ 0. Pile · t.lnllamo4 1• muscula'l' . contrae~ tiona DOW" 8PQt 1. Seek . \to Old's nam• 11-. 'mall ,.. .J\errtpr . ambltlouatt 2. Lucky 3. cons~e.. 1, tt."Ffoatln8' 1atl«m 14.l•lt.nd in a 4. Soak liJaw ., 'rtver (Eng.) 5. 06m· t8. Excla· monder•ln• ·. ftlatlon 10. A trlbo In· · the Nac• 81111 (E. ~ 1 l 1 tl\~ 13. oe~ (1 1 ·11) ·LayerCakt Ucl.l coOd \8. Chll· dren .... . , 21. M,i.JCL, , . ~ Ibm · .. J, 8. Pl•h made of b~ld, ~ bOiled and . tJaWftd ' 3$.1.\Jver In; . ~ I'll ~ South , , • '~· Whole, Split or Cut-up-Pm Ready ' Fryers hlCh(l( u. Ofol4 cuckoo ~ ::15. orandCht14 IS<ot.·l IG.JI ,.nllii.~ ·. ~::~i'!!~ · OI<IW6rl4 IWlftl . " d ..E 'I .· sayln~ lmpotlat\t 'or healtb. II I• ae'ivl<e of • highly skilled, hlihly _trained pfl)'Slclin aild his staifl. However. be 111 not responsible tor one's ~ PDit tdl' the medic~. eare W'fl-e'tr· his lehJees are Nue~ted. ·k it tho med~ool uri hMliO· ~~~ caJlllOt prevent Ulnesa unless oOqjile kMw lthlt t~ do 6nd' how £o dif lt. He s.ld, 4'Wt, must eon'llil~e 6ilr pro~riins of odu~atlon lt't sl'nltatlon. nutrttlont alfety eontrol, ltninun.illiton diseases, and aU · others. lelin Whu: ab\1 hOW to hospltils." Teehnleal Ad· 9Pk$s9fc~ 89c' You'JI Find Low Prices and Variety Galore in Super Ri;ht Meats 29.M:u••••lll · 6. Fettered ' note 7. K~el·bttlt4 21. otlc:eland tMII., :-- , 111-DayJ_P............... - ~ 1 re\attW , .~ tT. Dried ~u~ :o. Anllt ,.. 1' . ,. for mother each 89c parti 15. 01 no prac. el)let of t Brltllll · cGer. ~orcea ia .._~ J.'lytli. t ante 1 ·r 18. Ouido'l Ass&m1"\ • Beautifully Decorated Cocoanut Covered 11. Weak.. of ~al .,OOoooOH.,.. MOTHER'S DAY HEART .CAKE .:DAILW- CRos:swo . . 'Low ·~liJ ,Ict l~d.ll Cpl IDd ~· ~~ -r,1 1; ' vitited. hil parenta. Dr. 4fld llrl. Neue, 11:'. and Mra Robert R. and Mrs. Geor•e ChiJda, had MY· A. ·B. BiDiham over tJte weekend . Roberti and Mrs Robert Vautbaa. eral atitthe. Laten to a cut to her Cpl. Biqllam wu report bKt to le& when the waa iajLUed whlle Fort Lee, Ya., OD .....,. 8. wortina: In the yard at her home. Mr. and lof.rt. Edward llelntotb CIUUATII BIRTHDAY Pali'klo and Jlary K. Henn_, and children, Dayton, were recent guetta or relative• and friendJ 1n were guest. of boD.or at the birtbMeigs County. day party cnea by tbelr ,parenlt, Mrs. DaVid Enttmin&t'l', AthtDI, llr. li.Qd Mn. Tom Heonell)' io the cothe tpent Sunc~Q' with h1l moth· er, Mn. Alma &ttehen. Mi&&et Kate and ADDI Ebefl. and her dau1hter Kra. Roth Zahn. beoemenl of the 8...-..1 Heart bach and M.n. B. W. J'luter.Nild Charleston, and family visited Chureb Sunday altmlqon, April 24tb. '!Ynty~two chlldre.a and viJited SundQ aftiii'D.oon la 11.. here Wedneo:da)'. teYen Jdqltl wen pruent. 100 with llioJ Sue Lebew. Tltey. Gueott !Dcluded rca, Jani>, tWo Y,illted Mill Clltli. Yeq:er, Cha.rlet Sntder, Cbllllcotbe, vi&Ebeneur St. lted former friends and nel1hbors Candy Klaallal, Beet,. Kuae, In Middleport tlllo week. Beciy Neue, Mary Ann Rk:kert, Mr, and Vra. Elmer. Ebenbaob llr. and llrt. \VIIIiam Hendrickt ~dele Suunonde, Naney Titua, of Ft. Pleuaat were t·eeeDt 1\ltltl were ulled to New Lnlnwton by Sandn Weill. Larry Ketehb, af hb siatert, Mluel X.te nd tbe deat.b of a relative. t Kjj<e Full>, Cjw. Gloeokner, Da· Am1a Ebenbacb and t.thet relativ· Cpl. Melvin Ward, son of Mr. vld Gotdnn, BUI N...., llib J1o. 1 :.:; ... ~ Bauer, hu eomplfild four y8111 · MrVke en:t, Met, are viNUq relaUv• lD 1a tbe Army wllere be reeeiYecl M.ei&l County. tbe Gooct Coaduet Med.al. He wW ~ be la the Alrbouruo Dlvlaiou at ri. BeloD, IIIII. l!2la lleDIIeaay, lin. T. a.......,. and Mr1. ~erey Ward, is home oo b<:<U, Denula Bael<r11, hoddle fifteen day furlough after 1ervina SiDon, Chuetie and Tommy Vau·Mr. and Mr1. Homer . Wll• in Korea, Germany and 1apap. He lhan. an.d dauchtera, Heii.QOa u]rd~~SU~elt ~•,·Jj~~reieinilmiiodi tor lou: year• and Tbe adu1tl present were Mill apent We$1Ndl)' ID ' wltb bl1 par;nto, llr. W. Walter. Grace and Hf.lrr} Hop\oins sur· bon8 and Mfl. Olive vlved the ordeal, and Mr RooM!· · :• Mrs. \lelt got a tummy full of one of nnd his tavarite dt.shes But moatly this l5 a 11tory about the lovely .,ittle whitl•-halred lady named Grace Tully, who has s rve~ the Democratic Party better hlo tpiiili,. U<Jetary . ., ~ II . ~ more yean U\a~ •the Stie J'Tkes to leU the sto'ry, ne· uld il!te to adm.Jt She dnce back tn Arlee Abbott, ver .pl,lblilhed, about the time her worked for Averell Hantman . 1913 when the Secretary or Agri· Evelyn Jordtm and IM»a received a &hJ(Imtnt of oys- now the governor cri Neo.v York culture wrote wives fJf crop J'e- Miller, Ruiland. On Thursday, May 5th, len from a dear friend . Ike Has Adv•nf•l• porters usldn),( what ltie United · Tbe.re wu a rule in the White Pre~e ntly she is executive ass- States Department of Agriculture 15, Home Demonstration Ho~n then, and there Ia alliU, J Litant to Sen. Lyndon JohMon , could do ror I hem 2,241 replied meeting was held in JQPOie, that everytbinl the of Texas, the wheel o! the Demo· saying the drudgery of housev.·Ork byteriun Church, Ironton, Presld~nt eatJ must +be looked cratlc Polley Committee. . loneness and insolation of farm part of the celebration of Nail~~~~ over for bugs and other thinss ''It is fun worklnl! wtth the wives and the lack of social and Home Demonstrlition Week. that might do him Ln. senator," sho said. "All of the educational advantages were Lhc Edna Lee from Bedford is Mr. ltooaevelt demanded that Democratic leader& ar~ ao con· real problemR in their lives. As a tnry or the District Counell. he have a ·few bitet of the oy•· &!derate aud ao cooperatU.ve." rt'!Ult Home Demonstrat ion W•Jrk c1al music wilt be furnished Mr ~. Carl Koutz. and Mrs. ten 'A!ithout de-lay. He was told I asked tdi&S Tully how she ' began. that, · according to the White would compare Roosevelt with Hom e O ~ mon .~ tration week ob- Buer with Mrs Earl Dean, acqonj! HoU&e arouod ndes the dela-y Mr. El!cnhower when It comes !ervances ~ how thot much pro· panid. The State Home Demon~rnhoh mia-h.t ru.n Into conMdeMble time. to pret<~ C!)n{erenct:•s. She &laid gte.~!l has been ma(lf• There ore Get His Oy•ttn !the , was pre.acnt ~~. many o! now more thtm 62,000 orgnm~cd Council meeting will ~ hetd'flf 11 Thl: Bot11", Gtaet told me dur· F'DR 8 ,confpren-cf'.\ u an ob· Home Demonl'tralton l!;roups With the Obto St ate University on JluW n . ln1 an lnt~rvit:W, "W'II In Jome- ~~rver , but she added that iJfla'rly n million and 1 half mcm· J4 and 15. Projects for the 1"5-158 nbrrie Lhlng rtaemblin• a raae. He com· "Ike tru the advantage or the bcrs. Hom e nemnnsh·d Uon work: mal)ded that Harry Hopkins, l\111 Hrhts nnd the cameras and Lcie· help~ the county to plan and ca rry Demonstration Proaram as plarl· •lltaftt, and I run down to the vLslon . We had the ~eras , but out an educatilmal pi'ogram f 0 1' ned b)' Council members are ' td mMn laltehen in the White HoUle not the close-ups that television better homemakmg in foods and Include· Speelal Jntere!t erQ\I.R• Con.iol, fliVe!l rou. But J would like to '11\lll'ition, rlothing, child care, on Tailortng, Weight and sample the oy1tera." "1 wanl some-right no"W," say that my buss, FDR. was a family rclfltlbnsh!ps, community WeRving Seats in Chairs, R~a;fl. Mr. Ro&Jevelt told her. little !lhar.per beJCause he always Ute home management home fur· ing Ch11.lrs and Cotton Dress C{asi: ~DR wu a firm man, one to knew his subJect •o well. And ni~hings and other re'lated sub· Projects ror all groups are ·;bO. be obeyed. w1tho"t delay. 11 lso let me relate that he was not jects monstrations on Freedng F~d), "~I'JCt," hf tald to mt, "You red a~tstlon! ~n , advanc~. I do Through 4-H club work it tea· Garment Finlshe~. Lamp Wbr'~· and Harry hv those O)o•at•s l,lD not lhtnk Ike Ill poop~d, 1.!1 vou ches gtr l >~ tlw principle~ uf homl.." c;hops, Understanding our Hejlllth for mlse,ry. If you ue still alive say. h,t advanee, etther . . Th.~t making und better t 1vmg. It gives Program, Attractive Rooms . "'D~ Jn two hcrutJ, I Wtnt a bill! bowl wouldn I be th~ American way . individual advice to those request- One Dish Meab. or OYit&rs 01\ the half.shell, and That WM nlee hedfillf for Jng it it provid es a flume Demon· I ' t , another bia Jl~ver bo;wl of oyster Grace Tuli y. str;~ti~n Agent who ts a trained IY NILLIE WATT$ Real progress ean be noted d-o~ Home Economist Lo ussist in honie and community problems, it en· month to month and from year ~ courages the development of lead· year, in th~ way Home Demon~· ership, it comes to you through tion Work fJts lr'ito tU educa'U:. your Home Oem()nstL·n.tlon meet- al pletute for better fHmUy 'U~iU ing!!, local lead ~rs , home \'islts, both In 01\to and in the Uftlted radio broadcasts, bulletins, letters States. Home demonstrati~~ work~ , or exhibits and other means. It can help every homemaker to have a home etoUomies tixtl:m!llon, a&n· part In bullding better homes, bet- cu!tura' extension and 4·H club ter communilJes and a better na· w01·k, mate up the Cooperatl\l:e' Uon through "Today's Home Exteasion Service in Aarlcultutt~ and Home ~onomlcs. Each branch eount 21. Builds Tomorrow·~ World." IY A.INI MOllY To Jradunte from blaekjatk '.rhc Meigs County Home Demon· of the service bars Its own re&JOIJ· Unltlll , _ Iliff c.,,..,.,,..onn<~<~•"'"' LAS VEGAS, Nav . UP- In thla teltes about six weeks, ac:cMding strallon pl'ogram Is successful as a albllitle* but all three are , 10 of dla, rNO!'t (own • proper att.d to the eminent president of thh re!lult of the cooperat ion of Home c\o.'iely lntevaled that 1\0 Hdi.f,e athool Is ln sea•lon where unlver1lty, Rod Morril, an ex- Dt>·mon.!ltratlon Council member•. lhetn i,s' eo'mplete wlthou tbe · i lfit\u.~te cum laude 11 one \tbo dealer Roulette dealinM alao re· leaders and hotne maltera who ot~er. qulrel six weeks td learn. The D'urlnc,l9114, over 200,000 land· have planned and worked toe:ethcr In the chlpo the luteal. eomPiicaterl crap table take! 10 Jles In' Qhlq participated to ••m• prorram._ originated ~n since the 'J'tlli la the Nenda School for De.ten, believed to be the only weeks . Molg11 County tn tJle early 1920'' extent in tfui Home Demonstra01 1h!s numbiJr There are several required and got underway on the larger tion . ln.iltv.atlon of learnlnl In the • wom-en were mem. eouraes ror C"rap ma·jors: The stick. scale when the first Home DA· Wt,Y that teaches gambllna. <~plm'!"IIY· hqme dl(n\O-· , The da)o l enrolled there wen tho di<'r. various oddll and betH mnnstrutkm Agen~ came to Meiss· ,tlUbl or 8roupo. Abcilli JiO p.,lt.:-2'8 :youn& men and one and how tn drone out, "Place your Cuunty In 1936. ~~o • served 11 leaderS Jr.t(, 'lrl-la) the achool on ll beta Dtrt' romlnwcmt ....\n)'· Present oUicers of the Meigs County Home Dembnstratl9{1 COLJ,ft I . J(III).~ ildutreet In downtown Las Ve~as body th'' hnrcl way ..." miie• rrom the rancy resort hoBut tn J(et a diploma, 1 card cU l(re, Prestdent, Mi's. FWoreftce tels tucb as th4 Sands and the slpcd bv the teacher, ~0\1 abo Well, Bedford: Vice Pre&ident, Mr11. Mnint Miller, Rutland: Sec· llhlfl.. hlVI! to have "periK>f'l•llty." Three &~~:b)eeb are tauaht: Rou"I wa~h out about IC) Per cent retary, Mn. Nellie Sarrent, Hem· lette, blackJack and crapw. A o! the 11.t udf.nts becaUse thev'rr. lock Grove; A~Q.IItant Secrelat.)!. 1011ftlefo" In eambllng tinao means smart alecky ." explained the prO· Mrs. Lou,lie Brewer, Portia]: tiM ,..em who runs any of these feuor. "A 1lPalor muct look honeat Treasurer, Mra. ,Ot.i& FoJll'od, · frod and Publicity Chalrma~;t, . '11M 10hool conJIJII ol two and calm" rocillt where atud.enta 11tand Deallnt "A 00041 l'rHt'' Esther Wrlsbt, Chea_"tel\!rl11. onolra1: 1~ ~• flM!ng tablea, aome taking Other Home .... Student.~ attend atastes two Jlf ,Ht M eu'atomera a-nd tome of hour!!. a dav , five days a wee~ for Council mombetr are Mn$20 weekly tuition. After eom· Woode, Mh. ' ,~1' Amen 1tu4j '1cuttlii• the mencement they get ~t:Js 1t $1tl0 .10 'Old the ehecli•." StoeklnM a week tor a six hour dly, phu «<llnll6f thltl! Aollato, heavy Up111 Morris call'S deaUna; "a l Mlltlliillllllfl Htl acood trade" d... IbiD ;reelal· "t took thts coutsi becAuse it's how to lhuHie ana 10 bettl!ll" than being 1 ·e~ill wait· ·, Jo.!i ', ed t1hl<lflltJi cirt'1 rtss" a lone girl atud'eftt liaicf, I M If the •ll'dt. To i>JU thla 101 tlrod or bema oli my le'et all . ol. • • IH!'N 11 al10 hoi~ io iii' We f~> day." ' e:· 1. ea. Nat1onal ' lr HAWN W. NICHOLS Atew for l:le.uert. And kee,p some U~ltod. ~("' Stolt. c.........d.nt !back lor IO<OJIJ:Io on hot orders " Mr. and llr1. Edward ILIM~AL ~ vllm IIILATIVIS lA. 11\d JCn. G.. ellowb, Pat. . & cvJJa..IS Sundl)' wltb Mr. ud 1111' loAA Ber.'er, were eaiJed bere b7 lhe Law. death of her &nDdtatber, Dna Mr. and lin. Gur Boyd ol W.U.. Karr and an h011111111ott.t of her bur&, w. Va ., were week ead parenu, Mr. a•d lin. C. B. Karr Sr. i\I<OU ol II<. and Jln, WUU~~a Jani1 ChUdJ, dauJbter ..,, Ill'. ~---- Let's talk about cancer. That ! This gu!t! between curl's pC.iS! thou!lnd3 lack upon that dis· 1 ble and eures aecompl t.shed i: el$e as a' kind of di!-Jra~e or i~· the heart d the Ame1.can Can ·m:ectiaielf regard the diagnosi& cer Society's educallonal pro o1 eaDctr as a dt"ath ·•er.<'.e-r:·=e il 1ram. The Society e.sttma lfs thai eYldeot ln r.eryday life. But '"e a thirty minute exam tnatlo n cl prOblem tt cancer is n~ hope· ·~ aix major caDZer sttes-skm loa. Miny people are bo!n& eur- mouth, lung:~. t t'J'Q al e gt'n~ t attvt ed. Sctence, is learning rnore and orgaru, brent, and rectum . wuul d more about diagqosls and treat· ,11ue 40,000 men, womer. and menl. , children en~b ye4r frc m unn ec fear , oegled, Vanity , and ig· essary deaths. noranC:e are tbc word. ene·mlrs , Let'.s not talk ' about canc ~r­ of tancer eontrol. The fearlul let's do &cmettnngl person tayl, "I don't -want to ec Don't burden your heart with to a doctor because he miaht n.eedleu worry, nor shorten your find -somet.bhtg wrong w~th m~" life by fal.te sell.confidenee. ~.· The seU·&Unred ptr1on \iyl, see yOUf~ »ohysician ror tbat n·eed "Sure, caneer strikee one In :ed e&eck·Uf· fOUr-hut 1 tMw it won't hit mt' ; ~give your a:enerou~, or my ramily." BOth are held thouchHUI suppor.t to the Amen· btfk .from p~;ottttlna themsel'¥t:B can Canter Sotlet)"J <:~~mpaign and t.helr ramUiea by IISJ'P&lllna f.or Qt,OOO~OOO to save more ()f milconeepti.ons about tho orifln the lives that are needlessly IGSt and nature of the disease. to ·eaneer eaeh year; ~o relt~:" ve It 11 true that last year appro- ·some of the pain and suffering xhnately 230,000 Americana died of ean~l't' pdients; and to con· of canter BUT-it is estimrted tlnue and widen the search for that one 'ot evety three tancer otw wa)'A or curing cancet or deatha cOuld have been prPvent· Pnventlna: U. Joln the Ameritan ed i.f the cue had been detected 1 Can ~:[?r Society's crusade agauL.-.1 In time arid proJ'I'IIP'I.Iy tnd proper-. ' carieer-mankiad's crli C'lC'st em~· Middleport Pe'INU),a._l_ PomtrOY Personals - .. :National Advertising represea· Lltlve, Bottlnelli-Kimball, lnc . S43 LeDn1ton Ave., New York City, 18, N. Y. Subscription rate.a . Delivery b)' eanier where available 30 cent~ per week: une year in ailvanc£ at The Daily Sentinel ornce JUJ.tiO; Jl:s monthl, $?.80; three moatha, $3.to. By motor route where a•aiJable IJDe month $1 By mait' one year $8; six month.! M.Zfi; tbree months $2.:KI, oat month 11. ~~r8,day, May 5, 195:5::---:~::-::---------------=-Thct::::Da=:::llz..Y::Se::..:n~tine=.!.I,~Po~m~.e~ray~oM~Idd~lepo~rt~,~Oh~lo~----·-~----------_,...._ _!P~og~~e~Thret~!t . . ThursCiay, May 5, 1955 s Dashm M • • ' ' Frying Turkeys Smoked Picnics Sliced Bacon . '....' "' '' ' · .·a SSe 37c Super lll&hl 6-8 lb doe .......... tb S7c 8Ypor Rlfhl .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. .. .. lb Pan Re&dr ••....•..•.••..••.• 11t ,j.ECONOMICAL. .. oven insulot ion ~~:illi"six sides mean~ ~perat­ ing econOmy; electricitY is used jl,isf'hio!!'. l'nim:jtes out of each ·hour ohwen use; . , .. ':. · .:. . ' '' ' r -, "• *AUTOMATIC .. place o meal i rUhe oven; set time and tempe· rature .controls; oven meal b~Jk~s put()moticdlly. ' · ·, HvOUit ,; $Ut-IRI$1 . ·ft -: ·suHsiT . ' ·sTATIOIIIi;,· "• ,· . , ~ . I \ ' ' . ' '\ I • 1 ' •LABOR-SAVING . accurate heQt control for surface units means no pan-wofching. •• ,, ' '' . . •HEAL:rt.-iFUL. .. electr-ic cooki 'ng·· helps , retain vitamins and ' minerals in food. *SAFE fla,mell ·or fu.ll~~s;· no pi lot lights l ' ... ·. ' Lb. ' Whole r .....__.J H · , ............. ' a 11111i .LII; ~:_. ••• q, 731 Sldllless WieMn · . r . 49c· Mo . .· '. ......................... rtons Pies _ •'cldo·~ . 99c -·-~ ......• ,. Double Your Mo~MJ Baicit,uotantee A and P', Own Vflmlltlti 'S~o~•int . dexo Golden Ripe. .' '. Bananas • • • 21bs29c Callfonla, 252 size Sun kist Oranges 2dz69c Regalo--Fiorida · Tube Tomatoes , tube25c Valeacia Oranges n•<~•• .. ... .. ... ...... , "' ..., S9c C!llifornia Avocacloes taJc• ............ . ,.. 2Sc Florida Cucumbers J'aacy .. . . . . .. . , ..... I fer 25c Yellow Sweet Corn ..........· ... .... . • ..... 39c Gretn Reans n~ ........ ". .. . I "" 29c Buffalo--Stock Your Frebwr Save - Frozeu, Sliced Strawberries -•4·10 oz pkgs 89c .' 31b73c 1.1bcan29c Eq~ai to the .beal! Yet Costs Less! Try dezo tor ~ ·Jihor. tenmg uses. If you are not entirely satlsf.ed, return the unused portion and double yqur pureba&e price wUliJe :refumted. Dairy Product , 11.1,. ·-· ' -•• Lo. ngnOM Cheese lbOt Mild. FlllCy WlacoDstn Carton Eggs Cheez wlttz. Stare Houn.: Mon thtu Fri. 8AMto4SPM · ._33c 31c .... a j.. ,.,49c Mhed IIH Vne!n 'IW ... . ...... . �•< .!;~~e:aae~T.!.wo~------------------......,T:.:he Daily Senti net Pomeroy-Middleport, Otiio I The Daily S_e ntinel ~· MIIGS.MAIOM AliA Pubtiahed every aftenooa ex· HPI SUndiQ' by Tbe Ohio Vall•r Sentlllel, lne., at liD Meebanle Sl, Pomefoy, 0 . Buslneu o-ffice 3111, editorial ol!lee phona :toli• . Eidered 11 seeond J;Diil!Q m~tter 11 the post olllee at 1'\.meror, Ohio e!us 11i..;~rd s. Owen .. . Gon. Mar. Jadt Collotto •• , City E~lto• \ t t~"ft' The Daily Sentinel r Mro. Genrae 0.14- lilY afternoon iJiia#.~Mr. aqd Mr1. ed on Mr. and well ol T_,. Plah!ip George Rabet1t.! and !amily. Mr. aM. Mrs. A. H. .s.iley call- afternoon. e I!WHiv f ./ . Clyde AadreWJ V11Hedla Athelu Baxter. tleanor ~. sChut, Middleport Society Editor - Pbone 1079 IAI,ellle Beerha l:lawldnl, Pomeroy Society Edilor-Pbone 6:u4 C)areace Aadrew1 who 11 ~ ployed to Cbarlt:tton ~)Mat the week end wltb lin. AadJ'eWI lltd family. Chic n' Chqiming " ' . '' Fa~ing Up To Cancer • ly Lrtaled. II"Y. WASHI:N1GTON UP-Gr~oee Tul· ly knew the late Franklin Dela· no Rootevett alm~t as well as a n"Jiibor ol the Iamlly During the four yean Mr. 1{ooaevelt wu goveroor ot t'lf!fW VQJ'k and all of his yeara 11 frei~~M 1932 to 1945, abe w Howard Kit.ebeo 1r., of Cblli"' I lt., lin. Rez J.rvil, ..-m Mr1 . 0. •* A. Don't MISS The (SEE PAGE f) ' For *·Choice of Colon and Styles 'nrfll.:#~ ..HeJtJ : l.. Kitih~n ·Home -'===== Jln, Alma · Klteben entertained ~me D~ monstratio,n Week !jtart' pn May -st and run thfough ~ay ?lb. The theme is "Homema~er's Education for Bett~r Living." The purpo!l-e of Home Demonstro.tlon week is a brief pause In 11n expanded Home De· monMtration program. Extension work 1!1 t!dutatlonal-educatwn is growth- growth takes time. Each yea!' new achievements arc recorded as a result of the Hom(! Demonstration , but takes with a Stanley par\)' ·Tu..day !!".. nin~ t~~t her home, Pleasant Ridge, Week Observed Nation Over National Home By H m~ Demonstration POmeroy. · · BAKER FURNITURE On The Brightest Corner In Middleport I,I~~~~~~il!!"~~!lll!~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~il!!"~!!!!!!~~~~~~~'! · Foljo!rii\1 , ~· demonlllratlon by Mrs. M_,. ·HittiiY, a number of pril~s &:&mf:4 were· ' played wlth ·awarded to Mrs. Ernest Rhodes, should contribute to a stlll.greater dee:ree to a better level or . for 11U bmiHes farm, part-time form, rural non-farm, and urban famiUes in their homes and in their communities, to the develop· ment of· a well informed •nd re~­ ponslble 1eadersbip, to an mter- , dependent c•tize~ry .concerned. to maintain a democratic way of life. potential of bome demonstra· work i• dependent !he Pol}: ~. Darrie Sheets, Mt,, NeUie cille Ml's , Leona , Hope Swcarln&:en and Proffitt, Laurel; , Mrs. ' ;re;. Bl-•'""' * FREE Delinry * ConvenientTermS' * Good Quality f._. r . """' ~.... ROOMS OF ALL NEW FURNITURE r• oaa B BtU ... IMMl• be had. ~ ail& 0. melll•. ' llbtllll 11M la4 . . . . =-~~-- la ""' dw i& 1 Mrs. Emerson wens, Mrs. c. 1. Mrs. Cleland Hel.nes. Wer~y ~d Refresbmeota wen served by .' the hoate11 to :those' named- aiJove and Mrs. Willard Heines, Mn. John HUnnell, Mra. Fred Mai\Jdn, Mrs. Mabel Mankin, Mrs. Lester Russell and Mrs. Ham aod dauebter. You'll Fin_d Plenty of-Low-Priced Groceries! · lona Thiift Prleed Freshlike Vacuum Packed Sweet Peas Tomatoes 4-15oii . .. . ' cans .• 49c .. ..... 4-12 11~ az cans 69c all ' ~ .·. ~ 7k Cwn Colmtl}' GeniUfiiBU , . • . , • • •• , 4-18 n e&M ~c Gree~leans . FnohJII<eC.I ............ t - 1 1 • Cut .GreenBeans Joill of Arc Cern C-ak7 ~~~ .. t..... • :....;'.1·9c .' . loaa • . . • • . . . . . • . . . 1--18 oc can. 41c Pepto Tomate Juice ••...•.....••. 4--54\1 .. 19c ClownManhndlows 11 ..... ·· 2k,, eaDI ptBI! Dad! The perfeel 11, ' t'. Involuntary ACRO-$ At a dt~tt&n« ~ 0. Pile · t.lnllamo4 1• muscula'l' . contrae~ tiona DOW" 8PQt 1. Seek . \to Old's nam• 11-. 'mall ,.. .J\errtpr . ambltlouatt 2. Lucky 3. cons~e.. 1, tt."Ffoatln8' 1atl«m 14.l•lt.nd in a 4. Soak liJaw ., 'rtver (Eng.) 5. 06m· t8. Excla· monder•ln• ·. ftlatlon 10. A trlbo In· · the Nac• 81111 (E. ~ 1 l 1 tl\~ 13. oe~ (1 1 ·11) ·LayerCakt Ucl.l coOd \8. Chll· dren .... . , 21. M,i.JCL, , . ~ Ibm · .. J, 8. Pl•h made of b~ld, ~ bOiled and . tJaWftd ' 3$.1.\Jver In; . ~ I'll ~ South , , • '~· Whole, Split or Cut-up-Pm Ready ' Fryers hlCh(l( u. Ofol4 cuckoo ~ ::15. orandCht14 IS<ot.·l IG.JI ,.nllii.~ ·. ~::~i'!!~ · OI<IW6rl4 IWlftl . " d ..E 'I .· sayln~ lmpotlat\t 'or healtb. II I• ae'ivl<e of • highly skilled, hlihly _trained pfl)'Slclin aild his staifl. However. be 111 not responsible tor one's ~ PDit tdl' the medic~. eare W'fl-e'tr· his lehJees are Nue~ted. ·k it tho med~ool uri hMliO· ~~~ caJlllOt prevent Ulnesa unless oOqjile kMw lthlt t~ do 6nd' how £o dif lt. He s.ld, 4'Wt, must eon'llil~e 6ilr pro~riins of odu~atlon lt't sl'nltatlon. nutrttlont alfety eontrol, ltninun.illiton diseases, and aU · others. lelin Whu: ab\1 hOW to hospltils." Teehnleal Ad· 9Pk$s9fc~ 89c' You'JI Find Low Prices and Variety Galore in Super Ri;ht Meats 29.M:u••••lll · 6. Fettered ' note 7. K~el·bttlt4 21. otlc:eland tMII., :-- , 111-DayJ_P............... - ~ 1 re\attW , .~ tT. Dried ~u~ :o. Anllt ,.. 1' . ,. for mother each 89c parti 15. 01 no prac. el)let of t Brltllll · cGer. ~orcea ia .._~ J.'lytli. t ante 1 ·r 18. Ouido'l Ass&m1"\ • Beautifully Decorated Cocoanut Covered 11. Weak.. of ~al .,OOoooOH.,.. MOTHER'S DAY HEART .CAKE .:DAILW- CRos:swo . . 'Low ·~liJ ,Ict l~d.ll Cpl IDd ~· ~~ -r,1 1; ' vitited. hil parenta. Dr. 4fld llrl. Neue, 11:'. and Mra Robert R. and Mrs. Geor•e ChiJda, had MY· A. ·B. BiDiham over tJte weekend . Roberti and Mrs Robert Vautbaa. eral atitthe. Laten to a cut to her Cpl. Biqllam wu report bKt to le& when the waa iajLUed whlle Fort Lee, Ya., OD .....,. 8. wortina: In the yard at her home. Mr. and lof.rt. Edward llelntotb CIUUATII BIRTHDAY Pali'klo and Jlary K. Henn_, and children, Dayton, were recent guetta or relative• and friendJ 1n were guest. of boD.or at the birtbMeigs County. day party cnea by tbelr ,parenlt, Mrs. DaVid Enttmin&t'l', AthtDI, llr. li.Qd Mn. Tom Heonell)' io the cothe tpent Sunc~Q' with h1l moth· er, Mn. Alma &ttehen. Mi&&et Kate and ADDI Ebefl. and her dau1hter Kra. Roth Zahn. beoemenl of the 8...-..1 Heart bach and M.n. B. W. J'luter.Nild Charleston, and family visited Chureb Sunday altmlqon, April 24tb. '!Ynty~two chlldre.a and viJited SundQ aftiii'D.oon la 11.. here Wedneo:da)'. teYen Jdqltl wen pruent. 100 with llioJ Sue Lebew. Tltey. Gueott !Dcluded rca, Jani>, tWo Y,illted Mill Clltli. Yeq:er, Cha.rlet Sntder, Cbllllcotbe, vi&Ebeneur St. lted former friends and nel1hbors Candy Klaallal, Beet,. Kuae, In Middleport tlllo week. Beciy Neue, Mary Ann Rk:kert, Mr, and Vra. Elmer. Ebenbaob llr. and llrt. \VIIIiam Hendrickt ~dele Suunonde, Naney Titua, of Ft. Pleuaat were t·eeeDt 1\ltltl were ulled to New Lnlnwton by Sandn Weill. Larry Ketehb, af hb siatert, Mluel X.te nd tbe deat.b of a relative. t Kjj<e Full>, Cjw. Gloeokner, Da· Am1a Ebenbacb and t.thet relativ· Cpl. Melvin Ward, son of Mr. vld Gotdnn, BUI N...., llib J1o. 1 :.:; ... ~ Bauer, hu eomplfild four y8111 · MrVke en:t, Met, are viNUq relaUv• lD 1a tbe Army wllere be reeeiYecl M.ei&l County. tbe Gooct Coaduet Med.al. He wW ~ be la the Alrbouruo Dlvlaiou at ri. BeloD, IIIII. l!2la lleDIIeaay, lin. T. a.......,. and Mr1. ~erey Ward, is home oo b<:<U, Denula Bael<r11, hoddle fifteen day furlough after 1ervina SiDon, Chuetie and Tommy Vau·Mr. and Mr1. Homer . Wll• in Korea, Germany and 1apap. He lhan. an.d dauchtera, Heii.QOa u]rd~~SU~elt ~•,·Jj~~reieinilmiiodi tor lou: year• and Tbe adu1tl present were Mill apent We$1Ndl)' ID ' wltb bl1 par;nto, llr. W. Walter. Grace and Hf.lrr} Hop\oins sur· bon8 and Mfl. Olive vlved the ordeal, and Mr RooM!· · :• Mrs. \lelt got a tummy full of one of nnd his tavarite dt.shes But moatly this l5 a 11tory about the lovely .,ittle whitl•-halred lady named Grace Tully, who has s rve~ the Democratic Party better hlo tpiiili,. U<Jetary . ., ~ II . ~ more yean U\a~ •the Stie J'Tkes to leU the sto'ry, ne· uld il!te to adm.Jt She dnce back tn Arlee Abbott, ver .pl,lblilhed, about the time her worked for Averell Hantman . 1913 when the Secretary or Agri· Evelyn Jordtm and IM»a received a &hJ(Imtnt of oys- now the governor cri Neo.v York culture wrote wives fJf crop J'e- Miller, Ruiland. On Thursday, May 5th, len from a dear friend . Ike Has Adv•nf•l• porters usldn),( what ltie United · Tbe.re wu a rule in the White Pre~e ntly she is executive ass- States Department of Agriculture 15, Home Demonstration Ho~n then, and there Ia alliU, J Litant to Sen. Lyndon JohMon , could do ror I hem 2,241 replied meeting was held in JQPOie, that everytbinl the of Texas, the wheel o! the Demo· saying the drudgery of housev.·Ork byteriun Church, Ironton, Presld~nt eatJ must +be looked cratlc Polley Committee. . loneness and insolation of farm part of the celebration of Nail~~~~ over for bugs and other thinss ''It is fun worklnl! wtth the wives and the lack of social and Home Demonstrlition Week. that might do him Ln. senator," sho said. "All of the educational advantages were Lhc Edna Lee from Bedford is Mr. ltooaevelt demanded that Democratic leader& ar~ ao con· real problemR in their lives. As a tnry or the District Counell. he have a ·few bitet of the oy•· &!derate aud ao cooperatU.ve." rt'!Ult Home Demonstrat ion W•Jrk c1al music wilt be furnished Mr ~. Carl Koutz. and Mrs. ten 'A!ithout de-lay. He was told I asked tdi&S Tully how she ' began. that, · according to the White would compare Roosevelt with Hom e O ~ mon .~ tration week ob- Buer with Mrs Earl Dean, acqonj! HoU&e arouod ndes the dela-y Mr. El!cnhower when It comes !ervances ~ how thot much pro· panid. The State Home Demon~rnhoh mia-h.t ru.n Into conMdeMble time. to pret<~ C!)n{erenct:•s. She &laid gte.~!l has been ma(lf• There ore Get His Oy•ttn !the , was pre.acnt ~~. many o! now more thtm 62,000 orgnm~cd Council meeting will ~ hetd'flf 11 Thl: Bot11", Gtaet told me dur· F'DR 8 ,confpren-cf'.\ u an ob· Home Demonl'tralton l!;roups With the Obto St ate University on JluW n . ln1 an lnt~rvit:W, "W'II In Jome- ~~rver , but she added that iJfla'rly n million and 1 half mcm· J4 and 15. Projects for the 1"5-158 nbrrie Lhlng rtaemblin• a raae. He com· "Ike tru the advantage or the bcrs. Hom e nemnnsh·d Uon work: mal)ded that Harry Hopkins, l\111 Hrhts nnd the cameras and Lcie· help~ the county to plan and ca rry Demonstration Proaram as plarl· •lltaftt, and I run down to the vLslon . We had the ~eras , but out an educatilmal pi'ogram f 0 1' ned b)' Council members are ' td mMn laltehen in the White HoUle not the close-ups that television better homemakmg in foods and Include· Speelal Jntere!t erQ\I.R• Con.iol, fliVe!l rou. But J would like to '11\lll'ition, rlothing, child care, on Tailortng, Weight and sample the oy1tera." "1 wanl some-right no"W," say that my buss, FDR. was a family rclfltlbnsh!ps, community WeRving Seats in Chairs, R~a;fl. Mr. Ro&Jevelt told her. little !lhar.per beJCause he always Ute home management home fur· ing Ch11.lrs and Cotton Dress C{asi: ~DR wu a firm man, one to knew his subJect •o well. And ni~hings and other re'lated sub· Projects ror all groups are ·;bO. be obeyed. w1tho"t delay. 11 lso let me relate that he was not jects monstrations on Freedng F~d), "~I'JCt," hf tald to mt, "You red a~tstlon! ~n , advanc~. I do Through 4-H club work it tea· Garment Finlshe~. Lamp Wbr'~· and Harry hv those O)o•at•s l,lD not lhtnk Ike Ill poop~d, 1.!1 vou ches gtr l >~ tlw principle~ uf homl.." c;hops, Understanding our Hejlllth for mlse,ry. If you ue still alive say. h,t advanee, etther . . Th.~t making und better t 1vmg. It gives Program, Attractive Rooms . "'D~ Jn two hcrutJ, I Wtnt a bill! bowl wouldn I be th~ American way . individual advice to those request- One Dish Meab. or OYit&rs 01\ the half.shell, and That WM nlee hedfillf for Jng it it provid es a flume Demon· I ' t , another bia Jl~ver bo;wl of oyster Grace Tuli y. str;~ti~n Agent who ts a trained IY NILLIE WATT$ Real progress ean be noted d-o~ Home Economist Lo ussist in honie and community problems, it en· month to month and from year ~ courages the development of lead· year, in th~ way Home Demon~· ership, it comes to you through tion Work fJts lr'ito tU educa'U:. your Home Oem()nstL·n.tlon meet- al pletute for better fHmUy 'U~iU ing!!, local lead ~rs , home \'islts, both In 01\to and in the Uftlted radio broadcasts, bulletins, letters States. Home demonstrati~~ work~ , or exhibits and other means. It can help every homemaker to have a home etoUomies tixtl:m!llon, a&n· part In bullding better homes, bet- cu!tura' extension and 4·H club ter communilJes and a better na· w01·k, mate up the Cooperatl\l:e' Uon through "Today's Home Exteasion Service in Aarlcultutt~ and Home ~onomlcs. Each branch eount 21. Builds Tomorrow·~ World." IY A.INI MOllY To Jradunte from blaekjatk '.rhc Meigs County Home Demon· of the service bars Its own re&JOIJ· Unltlll , _ Iliff c.,,..,.,,..onn<~<~•"'"' LAS VEGAS, Nav . UP- In thla teltes about six weeks, ac:cMding strallon pl'ogram Is successful as a albllitle* but all three are , 10 of dla, rNO!'t (own • proper att.d to the eminent president of thh re!lult of the cooperat ion of Home c\o.'iely lntevaled that 1\0 Hdi.f,e athool Is ln sea•lon where unlver1lty, Rod Morril, an ex- Dt>·mon.!ltratlon Council member•. lhetn i,s' eo'mplete wlthou tbe · i lfit\u.~te cum laude 11 one \tbo dealer Roulette dealinM alao re· leaders and hotne maltera who ot~er. qulrel six weeks td learn. The D'urlnc,l9114, over 200,000 land· have planned and worked toe:ethcr In the chlpo the luteal. eomPiicaterl crap table take! 10 Jles In' Qhlq participated to ••m• prorram._ originated ~n since the 'J'tlli la the Nenda School for De.ten, believed to be the only weeks . Molg11 County tn tJle early 1920'' extent in tfui Home Demonstra01 1h!s numbiJr There are several required and got underway on the larger tion . ln.iltv.atlon of learnlnl In the • wom-en were mem. eouraes ror C"rap ma·jors: The stick. scale when the first Home DA· Wt,Y that teaches gambllna. <~plm'!"IIY· hqme dl(n\O-· , The da)o l enrolled there wen tho di<'r. various oddll and betH mnnstrutkm Agen~ came to Meiss· ,tlUbl or 8roupo. Abcilli JiO p.,lt.:-2'8 :youn& men and one and how tn drone out, "Place your Cuunty In 1936. ~~o • served 11 leaderS Jr.t(, 'lrl-la) the achool on ll beta Dtrt' romlnwcmt ....\n)'· Present oUicers of the Meigs County Home Dembnstratl9{1 COLJ,ft I . J(III).~ ildutreet In downtown Las Ve~as body th'' hnrcl way ..." miie• rrom the rancy resort hoBut tn J(et a diploma, 1 card cU l(re, Prestdent, Mi's. FWoreftce tels tucb as th4 Sands and the slpcd bv the teacher, ~0\1 abo Well, Bedford: Vice Pre&ident, Mr11. Mnint Miller, Rutland: Sec· llhlfl.. hlVI! to have "periK>f'l•llty." Three &~~:b)eeb are tauaht: Rou"I wa~h out about IC) Per cent retary, Mn. Nellie Sarrent, Hem· lette, blackJack and crapw. A o! the 11.t udf.nts becaUse thev'rr. lock Grove; A~Q.IItant Secrelat.)!. 1011ftlefo" In eambllng tinao means smart alecky ." explained the prO· Mrs. Lou,lie Brewer, Portia]: tiM ,..em who runs any of these feuor. "A 1lPalor muct look honeat Treasurer, Mra. ,Ot.i& FoJll'od, · frod and Publicity Chalrma~;t, . '11M 10hool conJIJII ol two and calm" rocillt where atud.enta 11tand Deallnt "A 00041 l'rHt'' Esther Wrlsbt, Chea_"tel\!rl11. onolra1: 1~ ~• flM!ng tablea, aome taking Other Home .... Student.~ attend atastes two Jlf ,Ht M eu'atomera a-nd tome of hour!!. a dav , five days a wee~ for Council mombetr are Mn$20 weekly tuition. After eom· Woode, Mh. ' ,~1' Amen 1tu4j '1cuttlii• the mencement they get ~t:Js 1t $1tl0 .10 'Old the ehecli•." StoeklnM a week tor a six hour dly, phu «<llnll6f thltl! Aollato, heavy Up111 Morris call'S deaUna; "a l Mlltlliillllllfl Htl acood trade" d... IbiD ;reelal· "t took thts coutsi becAuse it's how to lhuHie ana 10 bettl!ll" than being 1 ·e~ill wait· ·, Jo.!i ', ed t1hl<lflltJi cirt'1 rtss" a lone girl atud'eftt liaicf, I M If the •ll'dt. To i>JU thla 101 tlrod or bema oli my le'et all . ol. • • IH!'N 11 al10 hoi~ io iii' We f~> day." ' e:· 1. ea. Nat1onal ' lr HAWN W. NICHOLS Atew for l:le.uert. And kee,p some U~ltod. ~("' Stolt. c.........d.nt !back lor IO<OJIJ:Io on hot orders " Mr. and llr1. Edward ILIM~AL ~ vllm IIILATIVIS lA. 11\d JCn. G.. ellowb, Pat. . & cvJJa..IS Sundl)' wltb Mr. ud 1111' loAA Ber.'er, were eaiJed bere b7 lhe Law. death of her &nDdtatber, Dna Mr. and lin. Gur Boyd ol W.U.. Karr and an h011111111ott.t of her bur&, w. Va ., were week ead parenu, Mr. a•d lin. C. B. Karr Sr. i\I<OU ol II<. and Jln, WUU~~a Jani1 ChUdJ, dauJbter ..,, Ill'. ~---- Let's talk about cancer. That ! This gu!t! between curl's pC.iS! thou!lnd3 lack upon that dis· 1 ble and eures aecompl t.shed i: el$e as a' kind of di!-Jra~e or i~· the heart d the Ame1.can Can ·m:ectiaielf regard the diagnosi& cer Society's educallonal pro o1 eaDctr as a dt"ath ·•er.<'.e-r:·=e il 1ram. The Society e.sttma lfs thai eYldeot ln r.eryday life. But '"e a thirty minute exam tnatlo n cl prOblem tt cancer is n~ hope· ·~ aix major caDZer sttes-skm loa. Miny people are bo!n& eur- mouth, lung:~. t t'J'Q al e gt'n~ t attvt ed. Sctence, is learning rnore and orgaru, brent, and rectum . wuul d more about diagqosls and treat· ,11ue 40,000 men, womer. and menl. , children en~b ye4r frc m unn ec fear , oegled, Vanity , and ig· essary deaths. noranC:e are tbc word. ene·mlrs , Let'.s not talk ' about canc ~r­ of tancer eontrol. The fearlul let's do &cmettnngl person tayl, "I don't -want to ec Don't burden your heart with to a doctor because he miaht n.eedleu worry, nor shorten your find -somet.bhtg wrong w~th m~" life by fal.te sell.confidenee. ~.· The seU·&Unred ptr1on \iyl, see yOUf~ »ohysician ror tbat n·eed "Sure, caneer strikee one In :ed e&eck·Uf· fOUr-hut 1 tMw it won't hit mt' ; ~give your a:enerou~, or my ramily." BOth are held thouchHUI suppor.t to the Amen· btfk .from p~;ottttlna themsel'¥t:B can Canter Sotlet)"J <:~~mpaign and t.helr ramUiea by IISJ'P&lllna f.or Qt,OOO~OOO to save more ()f milconeepti.ons about tho orifln the lives that are needlessly IGSt and nature of the disease. to ·eaneer eaeh year; ~o relt~:" ve It 11 true that last year appro- ·some of the pain and suffering xhnately 230,000 Americana died of ean~l't' pdients; and to con· of canter BUT-it is estimrted tlnue and widen the search for that one 'ot evety three tancer otw wa)'A or curing cancet or deatha cOuld have been prPvent· Pnventlna: U. Joln the Ameritan ed i.f the cue had been detected 1 Can ~:[?r Society's crusade agauL.-.1 In time arid proJ'I'IIP'I.Iy tnd proper-. ' carieer-mankiad's crli C'lC'st em~· Middleport Pe'INU),a._l_ PomtrOY Personals - .. :National Advertising represea· Lltlve, Bottlnelli-Kimball, lnc . S43 LeDn1ton Ave., New York City, 18, N. Y. Subscription rate.a . Delivery b)' eanier where available 30 cent~ per week: une year in ailvanc£ at The Daily Sentinel ornce JUJ.tiO; Jl:s monthl, $?.80; three moatha, $3.to. By motor route where a•aiJable IJDe month $1 By mait' one year $8; six month.! M.Zfi; tbree months $2.:KI, oat month 11. ~~r8,day, May 5, 195:5::---:~::-::---------------=-Thct::::Da=:::llz..Y::Se::..:n~tine=.!.I,~Po~m~.e~ray~oM~Idd~lepo~rt~,~Oh~lo~----·-~----------_,...._ _!P~og~~e~Thret~!t . . ThursCiay, May 5, 1955 s Dashm M • • ' ' Frying Turkeys Smoked Picnics Sliced Bacon . '....' "' '' ' · .·a SSe 37c Super lll&hl 6-8 lb doe .......... tb S7c 8Ypor Rlfhl .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. .. .. lb Pan Re&dr ••....•..•.••..••.• 11t ,j.ECONOMICAL. .. oven insulot ion ~~:illi"six sides mean~ ~perat­ ing econOmy; electricitY is used jl,isf'hio!!'. l'nim:jtes out of each ·hour ohwen use; . , .. ':. · .:. . ' '' ' r -, "• *AUTOMATIC .. place o meal i rUhe oven; set time and tempe· rature .controls; oven meal b~Jk~s put()moticdlly. ' · ·, HvOUit ,; $Ut-IRI$1 . ·ft -: ·suHsiT . ' ·sTATIOIIIi;,· "• ,· . , ~ . I \ ' ' . ' '\ I • 1 ' •LABOR-SAVING . accurate heQt control for surface units means no pan-wofching. •• ,, ' '' . . •HEAL:rt.-iFUL. .. electr-ic cooki 'ng·· helps , retain vitamins and ' minerals in food. *SAFE fla,mell ·or fu.ll~~s;· no pi lot lights l ' ... ·. ' Lb. ' Whole r .....__.J H · , ............. ' a 11111i .LII; ~:_. ••• q, 731 Sldllless WieMn · . r . 49c· Mo . .· '. ......................... rtons Pies _ •'cldo·~ . 99c -·-~ ......• ,. Double Your Mo~MJ Baicit,uotantee A and P', Own Vflmlltlti 'S~o~•int . dexo Golden Ripe. .' '. Bananas • • • 21bs29c Callfonla, 252 size Sun kist Oranges 2dz69c Regalo--Fiorida · Tube Tomatoes , tube25c Valeacia Oranges n•<~•• .. ... .. ... ...... , "' ..., S9c C!llifornia Avocacloes taJc• ............ . ,.. 2Sc Florida Cucumbers J'aacy .. . . . . .. . , ..... I fer 25c Yellow Sweet Corn ..........· ... .... . • ..... 39c Gretn Reans n~ ........ ". .. . I "" 29c Buffalo--Stock Your Frebwr Save - Frozeu, Sliced Strawberries -•4·10 oz pkgs 89c .' 31b73c 1.1bcan29c Eq~ai to the .beal! Yet Costs Less! Try dezo tor ~ ·Jihor. tenmg uses. If you are not entirely satlsf.ed, return the unused portion and double yqur pureba&e price wUliJe :refumted. Dairy Product , 11.1,. ·-· ' -•• Lo. ngnOM Cheese lbOt Mild. FlllCy WlacoDstn Carton Eggs Cheez wlttz. Stare Houn.: Mon thtu Fri. 8AMto4SPM · ._33c 31c .... a j.. ,.,49c Mhed IIH Vne!n 'IW ... . ...... . �The Daily Sentlf"'el)'omeroy·Midd l~po_rt,:Ob.kt __~ ___ _ ·· --......--~-. (loge Four • UPPERCLASSMAN Even Stanky Learns About Bums' Strength! By Mt"-TOf4 aiCHMAN UDttecl ftr•.• Sports Wrl.., DodJeri made a believer ou·t of even Tho.se amaung llrooklyD 'Qday. . tfitlab, wbo relwed to ~e ~ .prel&f'd bY_ " all lho.e s\or~ei 1 "~ betll rudlDI 17Lh victory in 19 gam!"s. ll41Jk1 Brook1f11, .OOut ceuldn't bell" but be influenc.,d bf tile lZ-4 beatinc: the Dodjets AMERICAN LEAGUE • • •• ~t.Aian Maver BY UNITED 1'11111 ,,..,. ~ '1 13 __ _ 12 7 ___ n 1 New Yook --- -· II ~ Kansas City - - - 8 8 Boston _ . -- 9 '12 wa~ hington -- 7 12 ~'<~· c;a .650 .832 \i .111 · 1 . 5~8 I~ .~ 3 .428 4 1h .388 :1¥.. Balt1more ____ _ 3 15 .2.D(t 8 WHneocloy'f Rflulla W!Wtington 5 ChioioiO f . _ Tel"\ PLAINS - RC)tkr Flo~ · Again Gl W L Pot, Brooklyn .•• -· · 11 2 Cbtii&o ..... . U 9 MO St. Louis .. . ... ,8 Mllwaukte ~ - -- ,}" 9 New YOrk •••• . ' Phliadolp~i, .. .- 8 PitldtufD .,......:: .., Ci nein:&atl - -~-- ~•·e ~>; 8 .GOO ?Ya 10 .i74 • 9 .471 8 12 .4!10' Gl'a ) 1 .3$! 9Ya t3 .318 11 IHUita u lljll. nif.)rt . ~ nle)lt Kansas Ci ty 6 B.altimor.e: 5 New York 11 Ctevel&.Jid $ Di!lh~ Boston 3 Detroit !, il han, niJ'ht . .. clpo wu d.Nppel:l· to tbe eanyu ATilLJ!TES WodMid.:r~ koiUiti Charleotoo ~ IO&fnqf!!ROiit! . T.-.... ~A!I!!!f ""'' ToledQ al Denver , Giantsthe ehub Ston}c:y was toutinK un· U1 he took a close look at the Dodeera,--strun:,el;l 11 lnnin.g~ before defealing the Cubs, 4·3. • ,' ON OPEti!N(J .?A>' A7' ~At!PEL HE ~ON 1/lf> FIR'77" 5 ~7'AR7'<;; lltedl... a..t Phllti•• ANO ONE weeK Two homers by Wall y Post FORT WORTH . 'lex. UP- The tA'f'eR 1'0 paced the Redleg, to a 7--3 tri favori1et were amone the early PROVE, 17' ~.\art.n today as a select, 40 play~ wnph over the Phillie&~;.- whQ WA? NO er field opened a four-day, 72-hole dtoppe!J thelt, sixth slraight con- I Pt.IJKE HE t:trive for $4,000 top money In t.hc tell. PO*t homer~d with one on ROPe 6 Ron Colonial National Invitation golf ln the -f o urth ot'f loser WillNeR,; Mrotlnati, !-ben greeted reli ever tournament. Jull Meyer with a homer in thr four -time"' s ixth. Gerry Staley racked up his Ben Hogan, the champion and ~;entimental favorite third victory althoug h he n:!ederi despite t he fact he h a~n·t won a Art Fr:rwler'!i help tn t he '!ixt h aHer rookie Marv Blay·lock homtou~nament in nearl y two years, was• In the fourt h thr ee-some to ered f.or the Phlls. tee off while the two most promlalnJl Youngllers of the tour to date teed off right behind him . Thev were Gene Littler, thP. l5aa3 National AmaV!ur champion who In little mftre than a yor:ar hill · hoomed hlm,r;elf right to the top nf the 'tOI! financial laddf:!r, aad Obarlt&top l§t . Op:JJJAA . ln diat:1po ~is at St. 'NUl Lcui3v1lle at ~ ~N ~P-1. If not p{easedJ l}fCIWJ- 4pe ·I ibis £if~Q' 1 .••. ~ .• orr. and 1m. f'Jeneral I Mrs. S~nrJeOD Jt~Qn, .r~~~ ~ t\OndJy C( Mr. aod l>!rt. W. W. lltiiQ . iiiiiiiiii • ~~~ Ohio Amaoar Star, lllln lilted i ,.• ' lb3fc llbtroy$5c W'~ / STIAK · ' I'· and iiln. R~ond dW.' · , ' .•. Torre... Sli!l· . ·.t . ' · nr• tfle ~rUesll of her tither anti mdtlfi, Mr.. 0114 Mrs. TOm Ptrlli ' '~« ... 111 At~l-oi; ')!y., }lr. and Mrs. Gtorll• Coldo>t!J, r"'l'lllf· ~l!iti.>' J!!otl¥. · llfr. apil loll'l. Dorj~ht .Ki\11 .• 't I . IM'o dau• hiCT$ ol · Gl\l'f'l!il,, were oadling on Mrs, Mltiel · 'sundoy. · · Mrs. Blan•he Bun at tbe bjlll)O ol . Grace ,1Jtdli6 · for 11101\thl bas ·" +Co"'plett Ll"'·tf .. ·GENERAl,. TilES ,. spot Ill money ra'keoffs o n this hill first tourney tour. llft~ Tldl. ~ r . .. '' ,) -< •• ~ \ . ~ .. . ·~ - \ ~ '' ,. • ' • I I , PICNIC HAMS . JUNIOR FOODS; ... . ..... 6 j!ars SSe . alb $1.QO "' •veJM• iAB\- Ne~DS " . . 'PURE POR~ S*USAGE' ..... ! 3 lb $1.0<\ .. • Tender, lflloked ·lllnklen-Cry·O.VIt pMIIed 4 lo 7 '""""' •• ,'), lleeelmui 4•urted . ,GRC)UND BEEF . , .. .. ..... :·. . ' . . box 17c < • ' Gerber SKINLESS WtENE!lS . .... : ,.'.31b $1 IM'a HelM Cour• ()l)Jerver, ~re retic:~nt to ella- t i' ·· • FRIP~Y AND·$ATt.!RD~¥7~LY . ' ""?·lD 'II'~ iil~le 'B..,_ WI!!'~ our &!ores. . Every week Is litis week we wankd lo go all oul, ld lllvlle you I• lo our otore to show you Uie .grand uny of fine Foodalacladhog 1 lurlfOe baby food1 depanmeat. Tbla week Its big ~uys for babies a!ld every week h• bl(ibuyo . for . tvef111odY - COMPARE OUR PRICES... . . ON'EDQLLAR SI'.ECIA~$ WA>~r;y I'ORK SliCED BACOt4 Mtiff Ccp1.ey · ol :lli~t~ ' M.i¥;iDe • wer,_ yi!lltice; their aunt .. Mil. l'l'lntle. Parker. .. . ....~.!.. Mr. on~ MI'S, Allon . Eolley ' o( ~11!1 wn1 ·. the '"""" . vi llr: Dilly Maxwell, the 19,1 ~mattntr tniu. Antt veretablel . . ... . . 6.jars 59c BABY FOODS . .. ,_,,... ,."EP'JOWI. UCOIII •.-., , ,.JJb $1.00 ., . coUnt fl08an de1pite tli1 lnfrequtm tOUfi'IIP'pnl itPptara~ce."', beou1e Colonfa1 Counlrv Club's 2 cans47c '7',035· yard layout Is little Ben'lil home course and he knows It thoroughly. He'!'! been under par in practice the put Wflek. Littler and Mowell, on ,other hand, hav e played in tlu'oqhout &.be week. Plant wUI be further diJCUued at tht not meeting which wu MaJ 2. The DAV No. 21' IJ on record In de. au !fr. alt~n '(_ho ~-nder:wtnt major tj.~.. ~ king who hold• down ••n Vl9i,t . i\lrv. , . . . 1·· . 111'11. fr·•nkie '"''~~ . of, Wifae. II'· v,., an·~ ta••·"1ll,er, :air,, il!ij ' ' ' HoSpital to t~o w~o Ia oulte p·ooxJY t~ore. A)IO 'Mr1. Violet's nitce, ·P.b:YIU1 _Goe- baek. fun"gi:ide ''"~ Gerald Vipl<ot'a ailt.., Mfa. Z01cla Ptryf ~~-'NOT I · , Rlltlaad the IVtJtt ~y crt Mr. ud ltlra. Gerald Vlolol, lfiH ~~,. lkOUI was a JUilt Jci'Yieet ..theft! ., )love been AAI!t~ l to r "' ~ ~ ."~.: ONE ~PU.It, · yJto,,.nl, ' , attended e-1\~ Ill the bol.l)i(lf. · '' ' . (S.E E fAGE .. 8) IT. . aad dJUJhtu of inl eompletl011 by tho DAV No. 2'J Amerl<lon Leeton. the VFW: 10 •LI ~arM" jebttlr t nrnivJI to be held in Point Pltau!rt on MIJ' !3 Erlni.. Velora..,• lfooPltal there. 'lllrY ·~· l(liriod IUillj. Kills it OD obntwt. -Ge\ . ~1!N; iD"'J:aot ~eyj'r'i 1\-t·<L. nl uy .drug atore. at !-.v~b_e~/' · Lotie--Dut.. Lou~vi lle l Denver fl ;J Omaha 4 Inilllan~bliJ et·. St. Paul 6 Toledo 6 The worl<l champion . ' ~ Yrt. Jbrvq llr. and mothu, ,llra VivLaD ll'olftnaD l(ro. INC¥ ~ weDI to Chilli· eotbe Suodl1 fo vlllt tler hulbtnd ll'.,.,.an ll:im who is in the LIJ.I I GERIII 11o lotl4 dtft.oltely II Parteraburt · 'IIIII ~er to 3:30·p.W. . . ' Jlo._r.r S!llunl.ty wrtU Wodq<llllay DA-V allte eonvettuoft t{ilf .,. 11mo 10, II, 11 Pl.,. ore_. alfbl olld 'Y!ll~•rt • here at ttlc! ethodltt SuDI!o7 •li,lt I y 8. Mr. 111<1 ,... Ph- Alben ol WbO<lllll1 l{r, VL, opmt ~ .9:00a.m ·1 ">\N: ;la~~KLII At~·Rev, MHiblf,,, May 7th trlll!iJI' for 1 Utlo <kton&e aplllll N - -~ " PI-•~ ~~ N()l'IU ;~~1 It . Betke! • ·S!fllmd C(l'F ' I~!' buter ol<in• ASSO~TIQ!¥ 8en, Littler, ' ' IVILYN 10. Enelmd'o .Don C~eU, May 18, wat n-.a b1 ~r-rn,ate Bob AI; bright 1wo w..li' ~'It HOW TO AME$C\N .. sa.,.. DETROIT: lloy lloht...n, , IB3l4. N.,. York, outpniDtad • Garth Panter, 181V., Slit Wt. b7 1 oplrmllo.' WOIIlt<adiY. Toalo Hall Dliled the leha"ll> with a lofi ~ to tho :to.l•·ijll/'}11 a brllk Workout ~nd · d,eppSffed' Mareiano to the c:anvat. ~!Jar' c1ano, who il ! ' ~''""'·' City at CI.W•(Juid, night New York at ao.ton ,._ BY UNITID Pill. . tile seeond tlrla't 'In, two weekt heu)'weijht tbampiDJi RDCtl Mat· ·f ni11hl · Detroit at Chica~. ,DQ;.b_t; Baltimore at W•~imt1bn ,. 1liebt . FIGHT RESULTS CALISTPG.\. .• <;o~f. UP-For Frt~oy'~"'" Southpa-w Jobany P.odres was hf,aded bil Otrdinals in the flmt not quite SD rpeetaeular in givmg rfee~lpa: of l'be Jea»on between u.p nine Cardinal! tuts. includi ng l~e twD clu:lu Wednesday ~t. homert by Rip Repulskl and Ken Boyer, but he waoJ good enough to register his secodld vielory an;d pitch Brookbn's- eighth complete game of t,h e you~ seuun Maxwell Pick }nTexasMeet VI Clevt'la nd DeLr·oit ~. Chlra,11o Tbt fiery lilUe Cardinal man-~ ger, skeptica) abo11t all t hose 11 recent repo\-ts on Broo.klyn'• power, glumly sll'W the cviden~ t for himstW IP Gil Hodgr]j, Duke Snider and il;oy Campanella eac h eJGplodcd homers in the D od gcr1' EdQie ... ' ,. ' . . ........ 3 cans 27c ' . ' tho ;I I . '''t'! 4-tolh:ans S3c 1- .: tournamen~but ~::u.:~~ >12th and h. r< )'ear- and d dn't the Tournament ~lsslon , JniDil·-wl~ole j<ernel Champions at Lat Ve1a1 in time lo get in much more th~tn token pract.ieP. IICR!Iioiu~ . It was Littler's red -hot performanee at L.u Vega.11, where he wal loped the fltld hy 13 strokes to win $10.000 lh&t alamoad him a11 one of the mrn moHI lik ely lo win thlt ycar'11 ~.000 Colonial af· ' . frqlll . BEEF STEW ~81»' Vienna .Sausage --. o'mato Juice, 2·46 oz ens 49c CHOPPED BEEF . .. . Pa1111 a) ~e,rpoirt, " tender, flavorful, cut OPEN All ,.._ lne I' 1\.ntoiM'I DASH DOG FOOD .. ·No.2~ can 19c lhsc;u;a~ . . ' - -' 2-11~·ct~-.29c . Serve It hoi or eold....Annotll' Slar . HOUSE '. P.ickles BOW-LING SCORES Saturday • M. EllierS~bach 128 142 1M · 434 Blind P . Warnke E Warnke ItO ItO ItO 330 Blind Sub Total Handicap TO'I'AIL 130 047 23 870 IGNATS ANNOUNC·EMENT! Blind P. Tedescn lll. 11\VAlzel J . PA"Oe We Have Ju•t Purcha11d B. Clark "ub Tot'al Handicap HM:KEn'S SOHIO and ~·L ATOMIC PIVI H. \Volker M. Seyler E Miller H r,llller INVITE P. Mullen loch and Everyone of th~ Motoring Public Sub Total Uan61oap 161 183 99 194 146 191 liZ 207 4:7 14-1 373 Sub Total KandM SOHIO . liY 1,~ . 116 w 122 IIIII 1S7 438 173 ~1)3 ' " 5?0 7of~j ?i5 :11150 Handlcot) &7 In &7 'nl roJ1AoL • "I 7811 VT2 11321 WILLS \~!oN~~ . '· ' T. Kltth""l ~ .1.. s. Moore " Murray ", 1111 . ', - .!0 1'1'1 Sub Tolol 'lOll b Jill 1M· 1'!1! 1111 1!11!:- ~112 Han~lup 'IIO'l'AII, 21 ttli 110 t!ia 1M 71D II '1M 71111 '- . ' . ' . • '1 ~·'.' . • .. ' .' • WeDflllo!l·- - -~~ I Te!'tft,, Fr.•h, $weet CDr" 4 ''~ Uc 464 517 380 579 125 116 .132 r.,., ) • • 1~3 108 l,tl6 t5:j 4&7 146 liN 128, -Sll8 . ': .storJL '. t w;~"''!' ·- • 2181 148 133 192 472 47 .. ''• . 't- 1141 2008 7411 799 818 2362 4,7 ' ' ! .' CJI1:EE'SE . ' 3115 P. CtJIIiD.!J F. Johnston J. Olllrtcn ·~! 157 143 119 IT$ 312 4·10 D. Collin• H. ~ "'"' 011 ltD 104 129 107 114 131 108 116 17'7 J 'B 178 ~~ 701 643 51 Sl 51 716 76:1 893 I~ 136 134 tl2 IG 11111 188 447 Sub Total · 888 '1-41 li&J. 2081 llan<llcop 80 811 89 267 TO'I'AIL 7114 830 770 23k 'IDGI RUNNIIII D. John.fon 1112 Ill& UK 422 R. O'Brie n 113 \ft lOS 3118 We want to a11ure you of the IOiftt f!nt products and service that you hovt ltHn 1eHing here. '-tf;, i\A... \ SERVICt Monnlng Kloet - Don Mullen ·~ Middleport, Ohio 130 t 3{) 130 3!10 IIQ03 . J . GILmore D. Clark Phil Colll• • ond Get Acquainted 130 13{} 390 649 7M 2053 23 23 69 67:! 780 2122 12 os can 3"9c MI. Hop~ purpole-Colby 410 489 m eto ll9li 'roi'Al. HILL TOPPERS •· 12'1 144 t89 1112 12.l 214 '""'' TREET qtjar39c • BLAETTNAR BUICKS (SEE PAGE ! ) TO STOP IN . -8tv l~rt:o·a ..pd-..:r,Uili. ..atod red .. . ...• .,., 1Q ol P.llg 29c lair. (CollllnQed ~, . CORI'tfED BEEF. HASH . 16o•.c •dlc Corn 3·303cans ·. 3-..d OS c:~,. 49C: .. , '· . AniMar 11.- Ctllp letiliDt ~ ....-aah29c ·· . · , ·_,·.,.~ ..v~ . II ·''- ill.'- ·~ ' . ' t\ ' I ',) ' ' ~,~!J. ~ '' • NEW~-·~GE .. 1 . :·.. :. 1a "o• bo$33c . ~' I~\ ~~If ~3c ~· ' 1!1 ~ ·. . [ .. , .. ba• 29c DIAL . Ftnofoo!•.ialr '''"'''"':~·- . , .: ~ . 1 lb'bf~ 79c ''' ~· ~ •*"• .~ N-,,.....; YELlOW bNIONS , .... , . 41.. l9c l . , ,':., iif:Jlilr$1.21 , Head ·Lethtce ... : 1 !iU't• ·~.. 29 . .., .... ,' ~qtpK. C . '- ' -.t W aa,. I!Mill .... IVORY-SOAP ., .':t m41Yi' •s:asc. . r~ . ..~ IVI'63c ~uz ' SOAP· 21tath I ' �The Daily Sentlf"'el)'omeroy·Midd l~po_rt,:Ob.kt __~ ___ _ ·· --......--~-. (loge Four • UPPERCLASSMAN Even Stanky Learns About Bums' Strength! By Mt"-TOf4 aiCHMAN UDttecl ftr•.• Sports Wrl.., DodJeri made a believer ou·t of even Tho.se amaung llrooklyD 'Qday. . tfitlab, wbo relwed to ~e ~ .prel&f'd bY_ " all lho.e s\or~ei 1 "~ betll rudlDI 17Lh victory in 19 gam!"s. ll41Jk1 Brook1f11, .OOut ceuldn't bell" but be influenc.,d bf tile lZ-4 beatinc: the Dodjets AMERICAN LEAGUE • • •• ~t.Aian Maver BY UNITED 1'11111 ,,..,. ~ '1 13 __ _ 12 7 ___ n 1 New Yook --- -· II ~ Kansas City - - - 8 8 Boston _ . -- 9 '12 wa~ hington -- 7 12 ~'<~· c;a .650 .832 \i .111 · 1 . 5~8 I~ .~ 3 .428 4 1h .388 :1¥.. Balt1more ____ _ 3 15 .2.D(t 8 WHneocloy'f Rflulla W!Wtington 5 ChioioiO f . _ Tel"\ PLAINS - RC)tkr Flo~ · Again Gl W L Pot, Brooklyn .•• -· · 11 2 Cbtii&o ..... . U 9 MO St. Louis .. . ... ,8 Mllwaukte ~ - -- ,}" 9 New YOrk •••• . ' Phliadolp~i, .. .- 8 PitldtufD .,......:: .., Ci nein:&atl - -~-- ~•·e ~>; 8 .GOO ?Ya 10 .i74 • 9 .471 8 12 .4!10' Gl'a ) 1 .3$! 9Ya t3 .318 11 IHUita u lljll. nif.)rt . ~ nle)lt Kansas Ci ty 6 B.altimor.e: 5 New York 11 Ctevel&.Jid $ Di!lh~ Boston 3 Detroit !, il han, niJ'ht . .. clpo wu d.Nppel:l· to tbe eanyu ATilLJ!TES WodMid.:r~ koiUiti Charleotoo ~ IO&fnqf!!ROiit! . T.-.... ~A!I!!!f ""'' ToledQ al Denver , Giantsthe ehub Ston}c:y was toutinK un· U1 he took a close look at the Dodeera,--strun:,el;l 11 lnnin.g~ before defealing the Cubs, 4·3. • ,' ON OPEti!N(J .?A>' A7' ~At!PEL HE ~ON 1/lf> FIR'77" 5 ~7'AR7'<;; lltedl... a..t Phllti•• ANO ONE weeK Two homers by Wall y Post FORT WORTH . 'lex. UP- The tA'f'eR 1'0 paced the Redleg, to a 7--3 tri favori1et were amone the early PROVE, 17' ~.\art.n today as a select, 40 play~ wnph over the Phillie&~;.- whQ WA? NO er field opened a four-day, 72-hole dtoppe!J thelt, sixth slraight con- I Pt.IJKE HE t:trive for $4,000 top money In t.hc tell. PO*t homer~d with one on ROPe 6 Ron Colonial National Invitation golf ln the -f o urth ot'f loser WillNeR,; Mrotlnati, !-ben greeted reli ever tournament. Jull Meyer with a homer in thr four -time"' s ixth. Gerry Staley racked up his Ben Hogan, the champion and ~;entimental favorite third victory althoug h he n:!ederi despite t he fact he h a~n·t won a Art Fr:rwler'!i help tn t he '!ixt h aHer rookie Marv Blay·lock homtou~nament in nearl y two years, was• In the fourt h thr ee-some to ered f.or the Phlls. tee off while the two most promlalnJl Youngllers of the tour to date teed off right behind him . Thev were Gene Littler, thP. l5aa3 National AmaV!ur champion who In little mftre than a yor:ar hill · hoomed hlm,r;elf right to the top nf the 'tOI! financial laddf:!r, aad Obarlt&top l§t . Op:JJJAA . ln diat:1po ~is at St. 'NUl Lcui3v1lle at ~ ~N ~P-1. If not p{easedJ l}fCIWJ- 4pe ·I ibis £if~Q' 1 .••. ~ .• orr. and 1m. f'Jeneral I Mrs. S~nrJeOD Jt~Qn, .r~~~ ~ t\OndJy C( Mr. aod l>!rt. W. W. lltiiQ . iiiiiiiiii • ~~~ Ohio Amaoar Star, lllln lilted i ,.• ' lb3fc llbtroy$5c W'~ / STIAK · ' I'· and iiln. R~ond dW.' · , ' .•. Torre... Sli!l· . ·.t . ' · nr• tfle ~rUesll of her tither anti mdtlfi, Mr.. 0114 Mrs. TOm Ptrlli ' '~« ... 111 At~l-oi; ')!y., }lr. and Mrs. Gtorll• Coldo>t!J, r"'l'lllf· ~l!iti.>' J!!otl¥. · llfr. apil loll'l. Dorj~ht .Ki\11 .• 't I . IM'o dau• hiCT$ ol · Gl\l'f'l!il,, were oadling on Mrs, Mltiel · 'sundoy. · · Mrs. Blan•he Bun at tbe bjlll)O ol . Grace ,1Jtdli6 · for 11101\thl bas ·" +Co"'plett Ll"'·tf .. ·GENERAl,. TilES ,. spot Ill money ra'keoffs o n this hill first tourney tour. llft~ Tldl. ~ r . .. '' ,) -< •• ~ \ . ~ .. . ·~ - \ ~ '' ,. • ' • I I , PICNIC HAMS . JUNIOR FOODS; ... . ..... 6 j!ars SSe . alb $1.QO "' •veJM• iAB\- Ne~DS " . . 'PURE POR~ S*USAGE' ..... ! 3 lb $1.0<\ .. • Tender, lflloked ·lllnklen-Cry·O.VIt pMIIed 4 lo 7 '""""' •• ,'), lleeelmui 4•urted . ,GRC)UND BEEF . , .. .. ..... :·. . ' . . box 17c < • ' Gerber SKINLESS WtENE!lS . .... : ,.'.31b $1 IM'a HelM Cour• ()l)Jerver, ~re retic:~nt to ella- t i' ·· • FRIP~Y AND·$ATt.!RD~¥7~LY . ' ""?·lD 'II'~ iil~le 'B..,_ WI!!'~ our &!ores. . Every week Is litis week we wankd lo go all oul, ld lllvlle you I• lo our otore to show you Uie .grand uny of fine Foodalacladhog 1 lurlfOe baby food1 depanmeat. Tbla week Its big ~uys for babies a!ld every week h• bl(ibuyo . for . tvef111odY - COMPARE OUR PRICES... . . ON'EDQLLAR SI'.ECIA~$ WA>~r;y I'ORK SliCED BACOt4 Mtiff Ccp1.ey · ol :lli~t~ ' M.i¥;iDe • wer,_ yi!lltice; their aunt .. Mil. l'l'lntle. Parker. .. . ....~.!.. Mr. on~ MI'S, Allon . Eolley ' o( ~11!1 wn1 ·. the '"""" . vi llr: Dilly Maxwell, the 19,1 ~mattntr tniu. Antt veretablel . . ... . . 6.jars 59c BABY FOODS . .. ,_,,... ,."EP'JOWI. UCOIII •.-., , ,.JJb $1.00 ., . coUnt fl08an de1pite tli1 lnfrequtm tOUfi'IIP'pnl itPptara~ce."', beou1e Colonfa1 Counlrv Club's 2 cans47c '7',035· yard layout Is little Ben'lil home course and he knows It thoroughly. He'!'! been under par in practice the put Wflek. Littler and Mowell, on ,other hand, hav e played in tlu'oqhout &.be week. Plant wUI be further diJCUued at tht not meeting which wu MaJ 2. The DAV No. 21' IJ on record In de. au !fr. alt~n '(_ho ~-nder:wtnt major tj.~.. ~ king who hold• down ••n Vl9i,t . i\lrv. , . . . 1·· . 111'11. fr·•nkie '"''~~ . of, Wifae. II'· v,., an·~ ta••·"1ll,er, :air,, il!ij ' ' ' HoSpital to t~o w~o Ia oulte p·ooxJY t~ore. A)IO 'Mr1. Violet's nitce, ·P.b:YIU1 _Goe- baek. fun"gi:ide ''"~ Gerald Vipl<ot'a ailt.., Mfa. Z01cla Ptryf ~~-'NOT I · , Rlltlaad the IVtJtt ~y crt Mr. ud ltlra. Gerald Vlolol, lfiH ~~,. lkOUI was a JUilt Jci'Yieet ..theft! ., )love been AAI!t~ l to r "' ~ ~ ."~.: ONE ~PU.It, · yJto,,.nl, ' , attended e-1\~ Ill the bol.l)i(lf. · '' ' . (S.E E fAGE .. 8) IT. . aad dJUJhtu of inl eompletl011 by tho DAV No. 2'J Amerl<lon Leeton. the VFW: 10 •LI ~arM" jebttlr t nrnivJI to be held in Point Pltau!rt on MIJ' !3 Erlni.. Velora..,• lfooPltal there. 'lllrY ·~· l(liriod IUillj. Kills it OD obntwt. -Ge\ . ~1!N; iD"'J:aot ~eyj'r'i 1\-t·<L. nl uy .drug atore. at !-.v~b_e~/' · Lotie--Dut.. Lou~vi lle l Denver fl ;J Omaha 4 Inilllan~bliJ et·. St. Paul 6 Toledo 6 The worl<l champion . ' ~ Yrt. Jbrvq llr. and mothu, ,llra VivLaD ll'olftnaD l(ro. INC¥ ~ weDI to Chilli· eotbe Suodl1 fo vlllt tler hulbtnd ll'.,.,.an ll:im who is in the LIJ.I I GERIII 11o lotl4 dtft.oltely II Parteraburt · 'IIIII ~er to 3:30·p.W. . . ' Jlo._r.r S!llunl.ty wrtU Wodq<llllay DA-V allte eonvettuoft t{ilf .,. 11mo 10, II, 11 Pl.,. ore_. alfbl olld 'Y!ll~•rt • here at ttlc! ethodltt SuDI!o7 •li,lt I y 8. Mr. 111<1 ,... Ph- Alben ol WbO<lllll1 l{r, VL, opmt ~ .9:00a.m ·1 ">\N: ;la~~KLII At~·Rev, MHiblf,,, May 7th trlll!iJI' for 1 Utlo <kton&e aplllll N - -~ " PI-•~ ~~ N()l'IU ;~~1 It . Betke! • ·S!fllmd C(l'F ' I~!' buter ol<in• ASSO~TIQ!¥ 8en, Littler, ' ' IVILYN 10. Enelmd'o .Don C~eU, May 18, wat n-.a b1 ~r-rn,ate Bob AI; bright 1wo w..li' ~'It HOW TO AME$C\N .. sa.,.. DETROIT: lloy lloht...n, , IB3l4. N.,. York, outpniDtad • Garth Panter, 181V., Slit Wt. b7 1 oplrmllo.' WOIIlt<adiY. Toalo Hall Dliled the leha"ll> with a lofi ~ to tho :to.l•·ijll/'}11 a brllk Workout ~nd · d,eppSffed' Mareiano to the c:anvat. ~!Jar' c1ano, who il ! ' ~''""'·' City at CI.W•(Juid, night New York at ao.ton ,._ BY UNITID Pill. . tile seeond tlrla't 'In, two weekt heu)'weijht tbampiDJi RDCtl Mat· ·f ni11hl · Detroit at Chica~. ,DQ;.b_t; Baltimore at W•~imt1bn ,. 1liebt . FIGHT RESULTS CALISTPG.\. .• <;o~f. UP-For Frt~oy'~"'" Southpa-w Jobany P.odres was hf,aded bil Otrdinals in the flmt not quite SD rpeetaeular in givmg rfee~lpa: of l'be Jea»on between u.p nine Cardinal! tuts. includi ng l~e twD clu:lu Wednesday ~t. homert by Rip Repulskl and Ken Boyer, but he waoJ good enough to register his secodld vielory an;d pitch Brookbn's- eighth complete game of t,h e you~ seuun Maxwell Pick }nTexasMeet VI Clevt'la nd DeLr·oit ~. Chlra,11o Tbt fiery lilUe Cardinal man-~ ger, skeptica) abo11t all t hose 11 recent repo\-ts on Broo.klyn'• power, glumly sll'W the cviden~ t for himstW IP Gil Hodgr]j, Duke Snider and il;oy Campanella eac h eJGplodcd homers in the D od gcr1' EdQie ... ' ,. ' . . ........ 3 cans 27c ' . ' tho ;I I . '''t'! 4-tolh:ans S3c 1- .: tournamen~but ~::u.:~~ >12th and h. r< )'ear- and d dn't the Tournament ~lsslon , JniDil·-wl~ole j<ernel Champions at Lat Ve1a1 in time lo get in much more th~tn token pract.ieP. IICR!Iioiu~ . It was Littler's red -hot performanee at L.u Vega.11, where he wal loped the fltld hy 13 strokes to win $10.000 lh&t alamoad him a11 one of the mrn moHI lik ely lo win thlt ycar'11 ~.000 Colonial af· ' . frqlll . BEEF STEW ~81»' Vienna .Sausage --. o'mato Juice, 2·46 oz ens 49c CHOPPED BEEF . .. . Pa1111 a) ~e,rpoirt, " tender, flavorful, cut OPEN All ,.._ lne I' 1\.ntoiM'I DASH DOG FOOD .. ·No.2~ can 19c lhsc;u;a~ . . ' - -' 2-11~·ct~-.29c . Serve It hoi or eold....Annotll' Slar . HOUSE '. P.ickles BOW-LING SCORES Saturday • M. EllierS~bach 128 142 1M · 434 Blind P . Warnke E Warnke ItO ItO ItO 330 Blind Sub Total Handicap TO'I'AIL 130 047 23 870 IGNATS ANNOUNC·EMENT! Blind P. Tedescn lll. 11\VAlzel J . PA"Oe We Have Ju•t Purcha11d B. Clark "ub Tot'al Handicap HM:KEn'S SOHIO and ~·L ATOMIC PIVI H. \Volker M. Seyler E Miller H r,llller INVITE P. Mullen loch and Everyone of th~ Motoring Public Sub Total Uan61oap 161 183 99 194 146 191 liZ 207 4:7 14-1 373 Sub Total KandM SOHIO . liY 1,~ . 116 w 122 IIIII 1S7 438 173 ~1)3 ' " 5?0 7of~j ?i5 :11150 Handlcot) &7 In &7 'nl roJ1AoL • "I 7811 VT2 11321 WILLS \~!oN~~ . '· ' T. Kltth""l ~ .1.. s. Moore " Murray ", 1111 . ', - .!0 1'1'1 Sub Tolol 'lOll b Jill 1M· 1'!1! 1111 1!11!:- ~112 Han~lup 'IIO'l'AII, 21 ttli 110 t!ia 1M 71D II '1M 71111 '- . ' . ' . • '1 ~·'.' . • .. ' .' • WeDflllo!l·- - -~~ I Te!'tft,, Fr.•h, $weet CDr" 4 ''~ Uc 464 517 380 579 125 116 .132 r.,., ) • • 1~3 108 l,tl6 t5:j 4&7 146 liN 128, -Sll8 . ': .storJL '. t w;~"''!' ·- • 2181 148 133 192 472 47 .. ''• . 't- 1141 2008 7411 799 818 2362 4,7 ' ' ! .' CJI1:EE'SE . ' 3115 P. CtJIIiD.!J F. Johnston J. Olllrtcn ·~! 157 143 119 IT$ 312 4·10 D. Collin• H. ~ "'"' 011 ltD 104 129 107 114 131 108 116 17'7 J 'B 178 ~~ 701 643 51 Sl 51 716 76:1 893 I~ 136 134 tl2 IG 11111 188 447 Sub Total · 888 '1-41 li&J. 2081 llan<llcop 80 811 89 267 TO'I'AIL 7114 830 770 23k 'IDGI RUNNIIII D. John.fon 1112 Ill& UK 422 R. O'Brie n 113 \ft lOS 3118 We want to a11ure you of the IOiftt f!nt products and service that you hovt ltHn 1eHing here. '-tf;, i\A... \ SERVICt Monnlng Kloet - Don Mullen ·~ Middleport, Ohio 130 t 3{) 130 3!10 IIQ03 . J . GILmore D. Clark Phil Colll• • ond Get Acquainted 130 13{} 390 649 7M 2053 23 23 69 67:! 780 2122 12 os can 3"9c MI. Hop~ purpole-Colby 410 489 m eto ll9li 'roi'Al. HILL TOPPERS •· 12'1 144 t89 1112 12.l 214 '""'' TREET qtjar39c • BLAETTNAR BUICKS (SEE PAGE ! ) TO STOP IN . -8tv l~rt:o·a ..pd-..:r,Uili. ..atod red .. . ...• .,., 1Q ol P.llg 29c lair. (CollllnQed ~, . CORI'tfED BEEF. HASH . 16o•.c •dlc Corn 3·303cans ·. 3-..d OS c:~,. 49C: .. , '· . AniMar 11.- Ctllp letiliDt ~ ....-aah29c ·· . · , ·_,·.,.~ ..v~ . II ·''- ill.'- ·~ ' . ' t\ ' I ',) ' ' ~,~!J. ~ '' • NEW~-·~GE .. 1 . :·.. :. 1a "o• bo$33c . ~' I~\ ~~If ~3c ~· ' 1!1 ~ ·. . [ .. , .. ba• 29c DIAL . Ftnofoo!•.ialr '''"'''"':~·- . , .: ~ . 1 lb'bf~ 79c ''' ~· ~ •*"• .~ N-,,.....; YELlOW bNIONS , .... , . 41.. l9c l . , ,':., iif:Jlilr$1.21 , Head ·Lethtce ... : 1 !iU't• ·~.. 29 . .., .... ,' ~qtpK. C . '- ' -.t W aa,. I!Mill .... IVORY-SOAP ., .':t m41Yi' •s:asc. . r~ . ..~ IVI'63c ~uz ' SOAP· 21tath I ' �, ' • ' month f • • • • •• S'ERVI ' ~~- I o ' '. • D Ill '" 0 .. ''"'·· ·~! i ' :- ' .' j r ' '). ' II ! ' ·~· s:peci'ai $29. ·. ..... . ...~ .. '. ·~ • • 0 • I .' '' ' . ,,' "' - ·, ! I ., t ·, N~.-:.; f ' l' ' Wo Plok IJp I AI p Agl' nl 11111-J[ '' ' ' lit •'' ' mm .ra OHI VALLEY JUNK' C . • 010 -- ' .. • · - ~ ,.-r ·.· I .' •I , �, ' • ' month f • • • • •• S'ERVI ' ~~- I o ' '. • D Ill '" 0 .. ''"'·· ·~! i ' :- ' .' j r ' '). ' II ! ' ·~· s:peci'ai $29. ·. ..... . ...~ .. '. ·~ • • 0 • I .' '' ' . ,,' "' - ·, ! I ., t ·, N~.-:.; f ' l' ' Wo Plok IJp I AI p Agl' nl 11111-J[ '' ' ' lit •'' ' mm .ra OHI VALLEY JUNK' C . • 010 -- ' .. • · - ~ ,.-r ·.· I .' •I , �' .' .. Thursdo'tt Mar 5, 19~ . 1 Reedsville Writer Active In Many Community Affairs llomeroy durin& tbe bad wealber )lr and' Mn. MarviD WilJOD aad !o tHt neJr tli\olr flllploymenl dauab1.er Pamela were weetcead Clle5b of Mrs. Wllwoa"J PJMD!J, and Kra. Hoosier at n. Gay, W.Va. .Xn. John NolJOn who bu apoot ";~\ I the winter at the bome of her aoq, : :_,· Mr. and Hrs. Jacll: Nelaon aear. Fostoria hu returned home. Mr. and Mra. Arthur FUrel~ have been viailln& their ehildren at Chesapeake, W. Va. .. · The Daily Sentinel, h11 been aelive ia the eonatructlve civic afflin of the county and communMils JQbble. a teaeher, with most of her teaching experi,enee in the Reedsville Schools., .served during a summer'a vacation ~ Probation Offi<:er under Probate MISS LUCY ICIBILE LONG BO'ITOM Women beld Friday at 7,30 ot Pretb)1~an ' Mrs. Ben. Philson, Couaty prCsl· Church. ~ent, Pomeroy OES Plans • lilspection May 17 will preside, and the hoswUl be the WSCS of Oburcb with Mrs. Emerson ;Tonl'i, p...Jident of the WSCS In t:harge or the refreshment& and teslleJ ~eath lrranaementa. Plana we.re made for JMPeetlon Thla )'!'af with '"MMe Responalto be held May 1'1, when Pome- ble Cbrlatlan FamUy" 111 their roy Chapter No. 188, OES, me' theme.. the women will consider In regular ICillon Tuesday eve- the binlly •nd Its role in teaehiDJ Olng at the Muonlc Temple. eoncepts baste to democracy and • Mabel Goceleln, worthy mat- reHaron, th'e worth of the lnd . fDa, and Denzil Goe,lein, "~:'!:iq patron, pre.;tded ov& the .. illC- A e o'clock dinder • • the lnspedlon and jiolll for tho dinner are to made wltb Lula Neue, aecretary ~y. May IS. ~ _. Several lnvttaUona t"o aUend J,..,ectlons of varlou.a Ohaptera wOre read. An tnviLatlon al. dual and the brotherhood of m Mrs. Sl'f,nn W. Milner, AtlantJ~, Ga 1 l1 ehalrm.an of 1he national MQ Day committee lhl1 Kr. and krs. Den Larlilaa, oon IY MRS THUIIMAN IAICOCK 1loberll lolr. and Mra: Emerson Mr. and Mrl. Howard v...., of 'lohnlon and family, Mr. and Mn Paden City, W.Va., were week Normap. Weber and IOfll, Mr. and tb b I lin. Hamid Ooborne and ...... 11 I Mre 1 "1.,"~•1P\1~!.. .~~e..oraf tbe W li(r. rod Mn. Dorael Larkins and 11 .. • • IIU m . . m.. da~hter, Mr. and Mrs. Cbarlea St~~~~~d Mrs. Otcar l!abcoek ~·• and lamlly, Mr. and Mrs. .ltM Ttwney, who h·"'·e~>resentaU~•!I llol)lted 11 &ron4 •: ·-----•----:1 t ] Tllub lo $lie v~ ot! I Pomeroy for !Mir Suppo,., i' lll Tile Prlmll')' Mr. ud lin. L . It, 1Cllapman . ., • of .Ill~. . C. W.oyne ~dolL ; J Weather e en likely irf nltM• WIST VUtGINIA: S..nny, • r• Vol, VII h~ In 10. ,...,_, Pielr anti c•l ..., •!Pt. 1ow 1,; 401, .......,.. •. _ ..,~ • .,.,.., and ...,. humMt I ' Swi~ht~J -1· OHIO: fvnny hlth loo 70s. ••• ton!PI low 4t I<> It, Sotordtt clevtly 111141 ...,_,, mor• h~o~mlil •Jth tfwtularlha• Editorial • ~n· ett Stethem. and Ray were rt!tent the home of Mr. and peats Mn. C.W, , · HEIG!f · ,,,,_,~,blc~~~~ullti1..P•,..~ .~.~-;_.f N t.[P·~·. r ciation. I )·: ,1 ' . );."-:',.j>t;j·. 1$.> • .:: ,' 'j. .; ' . . •• •' Pd. Pol. A~ ' • SUNSET ' MBIGSAREA 'fOGEfX-ltAY · ~POTCHECK < ' ~~t ' Robii\$Oit·fqt:Mayor ·Committee· Frank H. J____~h.~~n~ton . ( Ch . airman . . _ t!' 7 ' IN ~lADO ..,..,_.;Dale...._;'l'rf.ip, fiRE OVER AniCA . ~ (T~~ ... MauNa O'llua. ... Ma.o,. M l c-: ~ ~ ' iiiiiiii'i~~~iiiiiiiiiij~i!iiijij~ji~~~i=~i~~~~~~~iij~;;~iiiiiiiili·i;= Taitt, Parkenbur.r. :Mrs. Rosc:oe Wells ht a patient at St. Joseph Hoapllal. She 11 slowly imJ'rovlnl, her man7 Crtends are 'glad to know. Mr. and Mra Ray Johnson Monaca. Pa., were weekend of the latter's sister, Mr . Lewle Young and son BJlly.• Sunday dinner a:u,stl of Mr. and Mro. Gar)h Smith were Mr. and Mn. Howard Young of P• den City, Mr. and Mra. John Groee and dauahter Ma:-garet an<t Stethem was celebrated at her home Saturday everdng. Shirley !lay Larkins, dauahter of Mr. and Mra. Dora,l Larkl~ and niece of Mra. Stethem alao cel~brated het, third birthday. Home ina de Ice eream and cake were to Most.,.... NowlnU~,e Equipment Plant lag 1!1!1~ from tbe Lewis Machin· ery DfVI!JP n, lllaw .KJto• Company tq Proc.tu.ee .ton, and the Contiar-n~I foujs4rJ. and MaehUJe Company fqr · h~ . Jktlh manufacturers are ljicaled ID Pl!lfburah, Pa. eq.,Jipment ontered !!"'l'd!~cLA complex tlrh;JI shear IGVERYBArcu !OF NEW SERUM ' ~ro GET CHECK i, MICHAI!'L J. O'N!ILL WASIIINGTON t:oP-Dr. Le01> ard A. S.::heele, U. S. JUrgeon II general, nid today the govern· m~nt has atopped approving new· Jy.manufactured Salt polio .... ciJ1e pendiDIJ review of aa(ety staDdarda. eu11 the coUE!d alumill· Seheele told eon.grr~smen th~t Into nat sheet and teVela Cloet not mean that the actual ~;~dl·"'" It ,_t hllh speeds. Var· manufattW'e of the vaeeine hill "neoililli:, .Jiittin:, reeoiling been hal.ted. . Sebeele tesUfied that the govtqt alumibum mlll productl emrnent hu not approved any pidlhl neW vaecJne production for the ' put · several daya. He aaid appro- flat sheet slitting lines whlcJJ AVONDAlE KIDNEY~~':P~uee whie'tl are used to a1"")&rt of the work is betaa Eledrlc: Calllor· . BEANS ·,. ·~:·, l~~;s:~~" A••nd•le lream tb'le. kinder. 1Diden kemel11 , ' J .. : I: '' ~ .I ~ . ., • ttill until we tan eYaluate •••- 1 ard1 and •afety." S!:beele also aaid tbe •overn- rheni- i& c:on1idering a plan lrave the Publio Heallh SeJ'Vic,el t ..t every bridl of the Salk cine before it is cleared for un. Plen UnHr Stucly j ' l!ohoele lold tbe lor " otOp II ' Co11ntrr t;lub ~now white palnl. ' SiPAltATI!D loY ,.,..,. lost Mlrch,. SlamtH twin slrls ahow {,...,..,,.Mn how tither h•w• -~ , _ tt.. oporatiOfl In • c~ · .,.1!11•1. Tlrar .,. NoJiil tlaftl •d l'rllioea Polllin- ro YELLOW CORN .. No. 303 · . ·• ~.,\H.S '. I· Wftrl" ..... fiOWft from. their ' HOMINY ... , . . No. 303 \ ~ •'FOR '. ''1\ ..t~ SAUER KRAUT ... ·' No. 303 :1 • ~roler ~ eared, b1iabt. t!O&or. ToOurFriends h · read from Gtllipoil1 '·l6 :atend 1 reception tor Horman Dr. Thatwas j woldtrful vote JOU gn• 'RoWtie' TuesdaJ,MDJ3~ . Heath Methodlat Church , Middle- Ptul Wollo« wbo bas beea J. ;:. ouslr Ill wltb a burt .....uuea II olowly lmpr<Winc 'lmdir tbe ....., of Dr.' Butrtmu. Ill' SblriO)' BaiiODCM !J Ill with qulnJey and under tho care ot E. L. Bbaworth received word ., a group oJ girle, Pioneer ._H Club and abo Notary PubJic for a nurn- · "The Retponaible Chrlltln port. All women of the county Famlly" II the theme Cor the Ml)' ~re urced , to attend this meeting Fellowahlp Day mei!tin& of th~ when the proaram will be presentMeip County Council or Church Cd by rep~eentttlves of the First clll<lot•. To the·V.oter$ of·Pomeroy: Olive Towmlrlp families. Her fatb· er operated a store and was Postmuter at ft.eedaville 11nd her ~~ lor. MilS Kate L. Kibble, later operated the store and wu Postmia:tren for 37 years. Mlo Kibblf. has been adviaor of ~ellowship Day This Coming Friday a ;..d Judge J . E. Carleton. ReedaviUe hu alwetye been her home and her parent& were An· duson B. and Henrietta Hetzer Kibble, both membecs of Pioneer ° CODJUi.Uq .of tbe death of hiJ brotber·lo-la., were on a trip tbrou.h WtJt VirChQ. Gregory of Welllton. ' · Ora PaiJllor ot Vinton .,... oall· ginia Sunday. ~ . inl Sunday at tbe M. Z, NelJnn Mr. and lira. Wm. • MeQuald Elsworth Balle-ee hill been en- home to vi1it his cow;tn H. 0 . bave employment. at Lonia8. 0. joying a vaeallon for • week from ~·ll~ld . his employQleot In Cbarleaton.. ·. FrQkle llalleni"" hari ".H~I 1 W. H. H~wley who hu Harl.,;, aro W of mumpJ. Mr. and Mrs . FrJIDk- Rlnehart beeil, ID poor health wu in Pom& ha'Ye moved baclt to ity . . Mrs. Rinebart's fatber Howard Pond wbo bu tponl !be wl.ate< with Ilia dauabler lllrs. Geol'le l'ou·of ,Atbell.l Jlu (:Ome to spend the. sull'lmtr on. the far.Dl. *' Mist Lucy Kibble, Correspoo· ' ber of years. dent, in the Reediville area for ., lac.,. after tpondlna the winter Ia roy OW SALEM ' ' ,' . ThGI"k you very much Ina .foryourd.isplayofsupport cind show of confidence in I'· this election. We are avo· b!r.:~:: j community organ.· I wu wu iza~ion ond. not affiliated with 'any political party. A cea !nu,rhten Marriage We hope that we may be Jtlr .· worthy of your confidence in the future. ,w. VI., In Ohio. Frlenda a!Jo be Ob1Crv<04. At the conciWIIon of the me,e•· ,j J)f wil:! reirHhn)entt were ac.rvod by the hotltllet Pat Billhn, Ida Helerie Elemine. Sue Struble, ,._ullen and Pauline May«lr. While 'teated al the table !larry Bmlth was surprlaed when till 10n, Theo pruented Mm 1arse llghte<l doeor.ated cake a~d the 1roup aang ·; blhbday'" to b>m. The !ake w~lc~ later aerved the .F1!1h•r out trom ground !be po:iiJilfl' lliJiui011 ·!"'uld baye been 'r.pptured ear dnlms, he said, c~u,oe4' by the terrlllc for<e of tbe explosion whteli create. a virtual tva<uum l.a lbe R~C~PTS :Ura. Smith and Theo and '•mdr.i.rftl IIIIO!Ifl and Mn. 'rnomas tlendrlx announcing the marrlat~:e nr daughter, Winifred, to l1r . W. Vaughan, 110n of Wal and the late Thur FOR PARK SlTE The wedding took ; Flr8t BapU1l Church I• !')ill_dcll.ep,o_rt• Ohlu. April 2!1rd ot The allend•nll for the were Mr. and Mn. OaYid 3rd Ward Fire Co. fi,rst A Squad of Pomeroy, Ohlo. Tho wa» very Informal wit,h ol the !amlly belnl . The couple will be at to their frlenda at the Hen· ';Kc;:l:/l':~relidcnec on Beech Street for ~ro110nt while tht new II lbe MOIII Generol Hoopllal FRIDAY AND SATUitDAY ONLY t.aborotory Teehnlolan. llr. 11 pr010nlly employed at MADISON Elee- Dill P.ickles • • • qt27c Wheaties • •• 31b$1.00 ' Willi •• the Area Salea . He waa former!)' al The Alklna Chtekl ICRATCH THAT ITCHI JUIT II MINUTII ploaat<l, your 40. bock at Recorda on Box lnttant-dryMD)' ttme of ON TENDER JUIC{ for caema, rlnaltch anct other aurracc Wieners KI!JL aormt et &wlsher AI. Ron- Pomeroy 'aDd , ioba Blackwood,' llliddl-t lland atudellt cir Mrs, RutiiJ)\1.. .. _:.. . EXTRA .SPECIAL .. ;l:~;:.X''~~~~~ Wb«J Ia Wll t~e t!IUp(O)'· former I at u" moraine ,were.~u Dale Reedy, n1!21 the 'V lltore, 1'ry saturda)o. llay • HOL~IIt HOSPITAL Admitted to the Holzer Hc>spital site so th.at from th!J .T!Iunc!aY and Ibis J)lele Mrt. earea for her mother who fr~::~p.,,au,ns from an er.tended '- Southern Bruce Uoyll, Mldllleporl Park baa Issued • call Lohae. SENTINEL • Ctisco • ' $-.~ver Dust·\ • 0, I , ,, ~ ' Roses "Phone 6222 ' . 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