http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/3fb5d4d18d378e41da44b288adebbb01.pdf be22163d388f07bab5a8c4ce3e96e1c3 PDF Text Text • • .,. P~Eight :' • ' The Doily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio. ~SUICIDE'• JAPANESE IN . Day_,Program DemondrCJIWn Qub. iear"' Tray·Etehm. . Trar-eteblar l• th' prn•P .. The •i•:Jo btrthd•~ .f ·K>~:•• I PI1rmned By' Groug proJ<et 'of tho llrGWO•IJ 1)0. Rev. Ratiifl Serves Af Eiberleld Rites PROTEST IN BRAZIL (Coren Buehiler ""ilh Birthday Party t l'uoertJ services for 0. ll_. ZlbwfcHl who plll!.'>cd away Wedn.t!iMia)', B(ay 4, .at Meigs Geaonlll01pital, .ven h eld from the Ewinj Cb.apel, Fraday at 2:·30 p. m . wHh 'tbe Rev Dale Ratliff, pastor Qf tbt Feder· Cburcll , o!fiefatb;l{.._ . ~ ' Spec1al mustc: was ptoHd.ci ~.1! Mn. Ben Neutding,. OfPD.i&l:.n Burial was Ia ateelt ~ Grove Cemclery and pallbearer& were Jacob, Earl, Marlin, Robert and Rh:hard Elberfeld, nephews of Mr. Elbcr fehl and Jack KeQnedy, DM· phew of Mrs Elberfel(\. Bwhner, wu celebrated !7Veck wl\)1·. " pa.rt.y at be~. Gtm~• ••re prtzea won by Sharolt da Bradford and t.nn Pictura were tll:en .dQrinJ The Kinedom BuUdera Clau of moutrltion Club and the,. tHt the Rock Sprinp !rietlu"~d~ Church tblo pool ,...t at t!r~ h•111• of met 'J'hurtd•y eveain1 at Hie Mro. l•ct !!Ot\Orfi!ld, Gram Hill l!.hu~h with Mrs.. Wjlijlro H01'1an fl)fl; their rqular· m~lll· Pia• president, Jn chard:. were made to' bav~.,_•_'_.!~nic ... Tbe bymn ~'Nearer, 6t!ll N~ar· 2 11 the .....,t<~e l't.l1t party. Mrt.. B.ChDI!r WAS " b • jd bY Karen'a erandmolher, cr an prayer y lhe pres ent wh~:n the ehildr ea. 4J1 tbe m~ w. JL ~~ichrier, and Mra opened tbe meeting followed b)' bert w(U be ,.__ l.lrht ""'""' IIWnd "iJOoes, in seryiDl devotions taken fr¥.t''The Upptr meDll were ·avved bY,lll'l. Satt,if cup cakes, ice cream and Room" and scr e readlnt field to Mn. !Uohortl: ~"'; ~ WI)'JIO aid with favors ~~ hn.s, Psalm 84 by Mn. obn Hartuna. Jlln. Poul Swlahe•i Mn. RU..Oti ·J011ea, Q. and suckers A dec'orat&d Duliq the hU&iDel!ll Jesslon it with nine candles was t he center· was deoded to hive a F'atheta Wallace Bradford, Jln. J. W~ plcc:e of the refreshments ta ble. DAy program at the -~~~ meeUns. M.orrla. -. ;ct Juno a . Jonea, Mrs. HuG h Commg from out of town for Bearb~, ""Mn. • Weather - · "... " thuntle.-.,... OHIO< CloWy • ,.....,. •n4 ...... !111•-.. Hllh 71 .. , ·• low 52 .. 5L MH4 W - .... ·' WilT YIIIGINIA: CloWy .U Mild wHh • hw tcMtW'M ...... en todty and tOftl ... t. Hith 6$ 21 Editorlal ·l'boDe liD? 398 . •5 cas" Mn. MBI'IID. The hymn ''Ttle Old Ruuect. Croe:a" ud tlae Lord't P,rayer eo.;~ eluded tile meetiag, - after wllich refmbmenll 'Of home . ~nlde, ~· - .-.,. and aervedr·la observance o.,.. . ~ Bu.,- Popular Coach.. A~eptsJob AtMLVernon ' BJI.'JKEN LANCE At Sorority .Ritual Is Impressive Feature . . (T~oh•lc!oiiiJ') WUIIam. ~~~::~~·~ . SJieltCllr Tr~c,; .JQJl PI' en 1 pre~idPnt, was in charge uf lht, mcetmg which rollowed a c:llnne r at the hotel New member& ar<· Marjorie f!Dd Vera Crow, Sllra L :iJbhs, Roberta O'Brien, M1ldref' StAnL~y, Jean ·Werry, Ro~alec Wolfe, Ma rtha DenneHy. ~1 r s Edrson Hobsi ••Hc r, soda p n.;1' r and Mrs. Willi am ftndcr aon, ch:.~•· man or the socwl l'Om nuttee pl::.nned the ntfair anrl :Jth('fs on the committee were Dorothy Clatk. Charloue C('"' '"'~ "'elllr. Drown, Detty llobe~ etler Mal'tha Donnelly Vir;limn Crew , ~orma Am sbury, Pearl Welk ()r. w......., • 4·H MEIGs-'· TELL THE TRUTH? ...._.n Single Copy .ra. AUendiJt& , •• 70, t.. 41 .. 5I. llfttl M1.._ IJ!o!hn~iH~a~rt;u!nlg;~~i~~-~~·~~~~~~;~~i!ill;M:O<-~· l DOES YOUR WATCH • • Homer Guest• were Marina Radford and Mrs. &ott Folmer lbr services were William Elber- Sara Bechtle, Trudy Kloes, were named as the progr.uQ eomfeld, Judge Fred Miller, Mrs. Martin, Lyon Dan1ela, Sharon mLttee and Mn. ClilfDrd ~lfheit. Bertha A. Kiner, Mn. Don Pen- .P.Nar.s, Send LewL.S-, James Mil· Mra. William, Clfrkirit Mn.. Roy nell and Mr!>. French H~.aitdley and ler, KarJ Beck, Ellen Dutton, RiWe the reCre.sbmefii~l:om.mlttee. i amtly all ol Columbus. Neda Bradlord, Joyce · Kulik, \ Judy .and Sarli Maiden, Cllroly,n A pro(l'am was ·:pFejented 'toftMrs Enl Williamson and son of Herrr.an, Ca& lii9ting of a by· Mts. Hugh re::ra. Haute. trid; Jaoob Elberfeld se" Ba.:hner, Ed· B~rM: a poem ' Out", Mrs. Westerville; Mr. and Mrs.- Earl .:!:lberfeld, Logan; Mr. and Mn. Gifts were sent by her Homer Radford; ..iarhn Elberfeld and M~. an4l J~h·, Mn. _.diaon \V~ ind MW '"l'be aobcrt Lytle, ChilJlco~b'c; itb Ha.,t(]D$ tall, Conote · • S~:hut; ColQ_mbu5. Mr. and Mrs. EmerJOD Siddell, Marietta; Mr. ~nd Mra. Robert .)tageJ, ironton; . 1\~bE!lt EitM,r!eld;. Bf~!! Club SeJpre; J.tr. and · Mrs. Wud;ttn Downie, Nease Settlement; Mr. PU.ni Group Picnic and M1 s Vernon ~ait.ert~on; Ra~ Plan.s were made !or a pJe!Nt cine; Mrs. Da)'ton Roush, , Letart, to be held Mon::lay when the [ John Gmther and Mrs. Oris Gintb· Bu,sy Gl.rJ<S 4·H Cl~:1b met at 'he er, Cltester .and a number of bome of Maida Roush W\lh Ca· fnend~ from Syracwse .and Middlerolyn Wilscn: IS the assistmg lurt hostess. Mrs. R::.lbert Tur·ner Is / eouncillcr of the chJb and Ju:l:i TONIGHT Ctark, presldfot, was in charge BRIDGES '{ptm.JRI l)f !he busine'ls meeti ng wh::n · a gene ral dl!'~uss1on wu ' held con· 1 ccrning the pou::bilities o! a Ke•ty White F!qtltont Sale. · The next regultr meetine will be h eld at otuo Eta Phi Chapter of Beta the hom-e &f Lyoo Bu::hanou Sigma Ph• soronty had thelr , im with Becky Grueser aJ the ah.LSprcss)ve Rttual of the Jewels cere. ling bcstess . 1 .nony at the Jo'armer·~ Hotel. Gal Durlr.g the sot:-ial hou r th:" l1polls on April 28. Ruby Baer. members rehearsed a sl(l~ an~ I • •• COURT HOUlE If 11 lllctvred .~wv•• ~ eli~ ........... "'" Doll, HthtrY ere l '~h~e;;;h~.c~s~ te~"~'~'~se~r~v~cd:.:r:er~res~h~m~e~nts~~:::;;;:::;:;;;;~~! 1; County .... .,-vu lib ..... 111o iito ot 1M lim ....., ..., .......... hlltorlc ............... ... _..Jy, ..... J.--. I. Anthony Bosco To Preach Gospel Does your watch tell the truth about time? Or is It gaining, losing or ,stop· ped aHogelher? Let our experts re· store it to precision time-keeping at small cost! COLLINS' JEWELRY "Where Your Co¢idcncc Is Jusllfled" 'E. Main Street · ' Pomeroy, Ohio Youth Fellowship M~inbers At Rally 7.') A.uend /U;IIior Girl Glee Club l'eiJtivity Approximat-ely seventy fiv e The Westminster Youth Follow· i youngsters enjoyed the Junio r .thip of the Fir&t Presbyterian Girls' Glee Club party at Middle Chttrth was repre.aented lut port Jhgh School . Saturday even· week al 1 Youth ~Uy •t Bever· lug under direction cf Misa Car· ly by Mr.!L Judson White, coun· men Dcenis, vocal mu8ic teacher 'cillol', Fred LcwJs, Moderator; or the Middleport School. Game~ Mrs, LowtU Probuco, Julie Pro- and dancing were planned for the IJ.asto and Juanita Hawkins evening snd refreshme nts served Thursday eve.nin&: the FeUuw to the mcr$ei'S -and guet~b . Supt ship and gue&IJ enjoyed a skat L. W. McComas was also preeenl ill,l party at Gallipolis, Those for the party. The Gle.:~ Club c:om· attending were the Rev. Howard mittces were : Refreahmenta: Mary Ruppclt, Mr. and Mrs Judson Scott, Bonnie VanCooney, Annn White, Mr. anr\, Mrs John HEWI Sue Wallace: Clean-up: Jane Hoyt klns Jr., Robert Dyer, Raymonri Carol Hudwn and PollY Thomas. Turner', Sharon Riley, Juanita Hllwklna, James M()rgan, Nancy Rawlings, Ja~qucllne Rice, Nell MATURE STARS AGAIN and Gall Makten, Linda \>rim , 1 Victor Mature through his rc· Fred I.cwls. cent succcss,s as Derpetrlus m ------'The Robe" and 1b:l ~P.quel "Dcmc trms and the r:tartint <•rc:" has Week 0/ Projeds Set rccabcd a new (H\~k '•\ h1:1 ~wl'ivc .vcar career in motion pictures rc By Bapti1t Cltu•e• versing the thco-:y h~· expounde-d The Golden Rule Cla::os of 'thl' First Baptist Church will moot m both of these grea.t produclionlt Thuraday at tlte homrt of Mr. and H:e stars agaln..Jn "Thr E~yptlan ' to be at the l-fl'i:,1s Theatre Tues· Mrs. Ja~k SaUerflcld. Tuesdat evenina, tho men or(' ~hcy nnd WcdneadaY \l\'cntng9. , nsk<'d to report as eoon AS possible after supper to begin work On tb.c ROMANTIC iNTERLUDI tloor o( the 11anctuary. The ,n~ttna: · of the or£1C!en and Robert Wagner and .leu Peters tcQcbers of the church sc hool fti are the attradive couple Curnlsh· the church hu&been J)Ostponcd un Ink: the love atory lh the Sptmcer HI Jo'rlday, May 20, from thr 'I'racy ClnomaStorP · t ~~r,.M "~"fl· scheduled date of May )3 ke-n Lance" .at ttie Temple Theatre · tonigbt. CARMEL Mr. and Mrs. Dwight "GOOD GROOMING" IS NO PROBLEM WHEN YOU USE ROBINSON'S Setlin5: up hou ~c.ncc ping ~ Make us a ll:lh lt rot· keeping your rlothn Hke 1ww. l!nm:~rncd '! Use us to keep your app~aranl'~ tiptup. Btg t•mUy? Our pri ces will preserve tlw ln~dp:<•t. can 122. :Rot»inson's Lauqdry I 1 Tri- Lustre Cl{'onP.rs . Mtdftle'rmrt. Olllo MHl There follows a tone JiP\aJ,,~r,d , twenty s~onds of "deli.,d "lr" .d\!t• Ina: which the caller spaa4t ~ plec:e, the'n : ."Thank yol.li f~. eall· ins. If )'OU need wore ,tf!Jl,e 1 galJ.J thil aum\er; Goodb)'t,~: ' I aaam. < • ' ' Ohio Confe1·ence of the Methodist Yburehes., Present, were Mr. Bangerter, .Supt.. L. W. UeComas, James Eul· 9r, Homer Cook, C. M. Henn e~y. Mrs. Jobn Zerkle, "Nellie Zerkle, \Irs Crary Davil'l, Be&s Sanborn · F)·leda Faehnle and Mr&. E. '1. ., Schad. hojeeu On Agenda At 4-H Club Meeting The Wlde·Aiwake +oH Club met Thursda)' evening at the bome or J1nicc Zirkle With n:_e McComas as bosteu. Mrs. L. counclllor, meel inli •!~cr:•~ . Lhe W. a"rl•lingll MdComas, for tbe &utcher, a abort IJ,t>38 by Da.rla 'uder. ThE" ~wela 111othcr •r.as, served ~ tJ-:·p.s, eookies J~ H: Some..Vill'ti. Rites At Chutch rr~sent were Karen ru~Y Bu·~.~her, Mary Oarol :on, Chrj,stine Coats, ' Perin, Charlene Davis, Bf,ay D~.tbara Co•1ert, Texanna Wih\te. Carolyn Wells, end,, extta ....... 'mix SCHOOL I'LAYIIJ TO TRYOUT white 32 to 33, All high scbool boyt of the area 32. interested In playing baseball Qdcke"'* stacly, rtaiPI'I .,.. have been asked to aUend tryout. plto for - · ,.,.... 21 :luriq practice seiiSJons of the .. :tfo- hHvy 22 .. 22; - · Middleport RC te&IL Friday aftc:r llllhl 11 .. 14; ol4 ,.....,. 16 .. n. 5 p . m~ Butter creamery 90 score 63e. ~iiiii an4 fiNEST ·QUALin · Sw1:pston I Columbus, By BETTY CARLETON and family ol th e weekend wtlh Mr. and Ralph Lee nnd fam ll} A special meeting of the Quar· tcrly c clnfcr ence ol Heath Meth1.. clilt Church was cali.Jd. after lh ~ morning worship service, May 8 Qy the Rev. L. A. Bangerter. J Anthony Bosco had been recelvt<:d into the membership durint ~h ..: NQrshlp service and the Conference &ranted him a liceri.rte to preach the gospel and rocommlflnd• ed him to the licensing committee .:tf the Chillicothe Di9trlct of the • ltl . ':' sp ~ nt ' I. . Mrs • ' . •' ,. Tkkets for the b1nquct will be on ~ale at Stark's DNg Store, ,POJI1eroJ Pastry Shop~ Swiaber It Mr and Mrs . H. A. Bat· nlt:t il nrl son. Koith spent suml.ll)' cvt..'nln~ wtt h Mt and, Mr.s. Rr111kcr. 1 j.,Obse ·Drutl St<>re, ll G. ·w-er Insurance ·Aa:eney and at' tbe Kid- Mr 1111!1 )tr ~ C:corac tirde o.f Hl'tllll B1mll; . Emory Powdl an;:l da\l&,bter, Ad· die, AIH' nt Sunday afternoon witb datt~hter Mrs. ~tatr)' M!a ' NOTES · " C1rdo. MilOS GINIIAL HcmOITAL No · •dmiisions tepOrted. · Dilmis:&als were Elmer ·Killi.oger H ~left .L. 1 Dt,~{~niMelvin spent .. ~~~:.'~~ttl;:',';';~ or and John Tubbs, of . and Mn. , Dexter. - · ' "•tr~•et ., ' 1 ; •' . Holzer Hospital area· Mon- ......... Maraaret Ann Carleton Wednesday niJbt with c!o ·ol SpUlor. HOSPITAL Cap'n OfThe~d-Sez: CINCINNATI LjYI$TOCK CINCINNATI, 0. 2500; moderately and 40c _ 1 �... ·~ - ""'....,.... - ••• •If ~ ' t'C • ,, . rt Ohio Page Two · • ....;.r·,.~i :: • The Daily Sentinel I I ' The Dolly Sentinel, Pomeroy-M'IC!Ciieporf, 011{Q Tue~Cioy, THE 1XEAN. 1 DOWN -THE DRAlN • May 10, 1955 Backstairs At The White House Of: THI MIIG~lf AUA National o.dvertlslq represco hbliabed evtry- •fternocm tx· tative, • Bo!tinelli·KimbalJ, Inc ., •...,.llililli ltr'l'be 'l'lblo Valley 343 Lexingtoo Ave., New Yon leolioel,.ID<., - at 110 , M~h'Jile Cily, 16, N. Y. • Sl~ 1 Poaier6)'. 0 . BJ~Jineu office Su.bscrJption rates : Delivery b> I i.Ph9De ~ .fd'i1or~ office pb09e carrier where available 30 eenh <t 'er week : "ne year In advance ~ l!btere4 ll Jecond tlass mall· at The Dally Sentinel office, 1 "' ia~ ~auer ai th"e post otrice rat! '1G.80; tix months, $7.80; three !Df. · p~-oMe.roy · Oh" moaiiUJ, ~ .YO. 1 By motor rout e where avloilable une month $1 G•n. Mgr. By mail one year $8; dx m onu,~ $4 .25; three months $2 50, one month $1. J.Ck Collett• , , • C:lty Edlter ...,.: • IO llchlnf S. Owen . Bee Has No Market Problem ·-~Cj- ... The bee has no . mar . pro b. 30.P2 i keb: ng problem to make the re· The wild bee seerM fortun.at ~ suits of his la.bor available for in baving the raw honey provided c."tr..m m,tion . and thtS is a costly for bim in Clowers with no et.!ort p r ~eu. on hi1 part, until it is realited It Is reported that in 1953 that .h~ I_P,e~ds all his prnrhu•tiv;o IV!'r!·th it-.jg o! th~ ccn:;tuncr'; dnl , hours . -coUeetint, lransportin$. tar 1 _w'~J, for mark:etin.t~ costs. In 1 J1 and depositi.Jlg iL m the car.e· oU:·er ·worrds, getting the results fully p11epare,l. c:e!Li he has bui~t cf room's la4crs to,thc ~0!1SUm ~1 There be .&t(ij)ll, his honey hidd,'n hn.~ ~:J:s:•wn from t·h~ , · "h O)ley in the. tree•: er.· (o t~e readymix in ·a hollow tree. · Maa's ta.k· of providing lor cak8 fJQu.r, .a11 d frOzen food pack· his want.11 is - a~~< ncver·ending · l.i age a~ . • ~~~ .wor,lj_.Qf }hp )l~e~ ~~ onl~ ' \yh-o Wan(!l . to ,tra~e "the ' ~hance 'More 16. tre~ t, D.Ot JatlSncd to have hts rood stored in th~ most to distribute .some honey 1 a1 a primitiv e manner. He has a ma~- profit, f,or a bee's life? '\~'$. ~ • .,. ,, " I . c... 0& 7JIIJCilLOAIIt ,. ~~COLUMBUS llY .AOIIItT BOYCE I of the state in which to .cxpand. I = =- BY DELOS SMITH United Pru1 Science Editor NE\V YORK UP- Medical men arl' afraid Black WiJow spiders may be increasing, and there is a reason for fear: If you're nn M.D . wh~rc there have been no Black Widows around-are yo u ~oing to rc-cogni~f· the re,.quJts of oh Blaclt . ~ , Wtdow bttc when you sec t em . or~ Richard R. Grayson, n Mlssouri country doctor, has rca s.~ ured all other doctors He looked nt the results, and he knew whnt C"nuscd them Had t.o he the Black Widow; nothing cllll' couhl have. ln PtJrJ'yvillr., whcro he pracUccs, a lll~tek Widow hUe h<~d bceq, a rarity. But all of a ~-~Ms,~ lttst ·summer, five ~ersons were bitt~. F'o"r Rinck W1dows to show up m Hufficicnt numbl'!rs to bite enough human beings to m c r I t a formal medical report was regard· ed by epidemiolng i.~ls as ''H ignifi· t:a nl. " If Jt happtmerl lafl t summer what Will happen this summer when Blnck Widows are even betler t•stablished in new surroundJggs, they usked Dr. Grayson's fir.~t cnsP was a young workmnn . Wh en he was "MI11ourl Medicine" Report In his report to t'Missouti Me- ' dicine'' Dr. Grayson pointed out brought to the doctor's office, ,,be that in not one .of the five patients ''was tbe hifltory of spider bite ''was barely able to stagger "h e wa!l moaning rmd groaning avallabll! when the patient needed and twisting about." treatment the most. In other words Rigid Abdomen in most c~tses, apparently, the diSomehow the do.etor cot hilll on· agnosis of Black Widow spider to 11 table for an examina'lion. bile will have to be made on clini"The enti re abdomen was ria'id" cal grounds and the physician will s.aid the doctor. "There was no have to be thoroughly aware of question of Jocalb:ed tenderness the disease in ' order to make the OJ' •·ebound tendetness inumucb diagnosis." ns the abdominal wall could not But any doctor who has seen be depressed at any point." llis thought was of the ehance one C8/~;e will recognize the next or a hernia. But the patient said one easily. The mnln condition he! harl been "bitten by some· which could produce the same rething" and it cHoked in Gt;ayJion's ~ults Is a ruptured iptic 1:Ji(ei-, min th,-the .Slack }V~~ow . To c~k but W!\h t~e J»ack . ~\)' . bite du(Ihess that, he Injected 10 cubic centi+ there "Ill UornHti 1 • • ;, ..... · 1· meter!! of 10 per cent calcium glu- on percussio n." .,, f1 conate, anti "the patient excl'!im· "he best bet," he continued, tld that the pain was gone. He smlled happily, arose -immediately "apparently i9 the intravenous innnrl stated he wished to go home." jection of calcium gluconate. rn "Not so fa st" said the doctor, no other rliseaae, perhaps, Is sueh nnd persuaded him to go td the instantaneous relief ,granted from agonizing mfSery ., a, )lere. ho.'lpil<~l , where "Jt w1:1s noted that such One could almost say that this' tell IJVen though the pain ilt!mediately is "fecific for the disease." subslrlod after the calcium, ~'he ' ~ ,,' ' ' ril!ldity or the abdominal J'nusc:!'es was undimmlshed untiL ma!W hours Jnter." r r.am a the seal president Into not- qulte-large-enough hand bart. • ConfrOnted, she made no bone~ about it. The lady wanted a souvenir and a darned good .one. GenNy, the as)ltray was restored to its proper place. The ladv had only o,ne request ot the House ataJi! menlber---'PJ.we not tell her hu..s.bnnd who waiting for her several roomJ away. A Vlandalous sightseer onee ripped or .;ut away a section of the red silk wall eoverin~ in- t·b Red Room. He KOt away before being caught. This Couldn't h• pen . today however. The ume vandal e~:~uldn't get that c10Je lo the wall. Hartford Tf>~n Council f#olc/s MHting ' ' classes '' · Five for Western aes \'have been announced the iHOi-Be Show ·to be sponsor::ed ))y 'tlu! - mver~i~ Saddle Club !lt the ·~o~linc~r Stibles near New HaVelt -on SUnday afternoon, 115, . .It 1:00 o'cJock. The Western events are in dit\OD,o;to previously ·et1418s for ponie1 and . , SorseJt ~re will 'be . three I the· pony elaucs and s1x clasaes . ,Engl}sh horses. 1 · Wester}l .;:lasses have becQ announf.ed as follow.!ll: Western Eq~ltation (Riders 18 and under), We.ite.rn Pleasure, Pa:·ade· Clan, Wes.t~rn. Working aud Keg Race . lri the Western E.quit~ ~;cn class the 1;rlitera are to be judged on tb~lr. ability to l"ide a:d handle tor-.. .&M!J:'~ boi:4C,1,, :: ;r: . . "• llld_111u wil·l be asked to perform at a wn::k:. tn.tl, an>J canter. .'ftla · )Vestern Plea. ~ u rc Class ' ~s ju.st. what the n~me im':)lles. T.h':! b~.~ will be ju'dged on how well he ~iln4l.cs . and is ad&:~()ted to rfdih( for pleasure. Tbe;. Parade Class will be shOWn at ~-~ani and the parade gait. In wl eyent tht): style of the bor&e and the equipment will be eoriaiderfd In the judging. · , Tb:t! Western WorJting class iS a thftrw..back .to the Old We.st. ,Tbe ·, horaes be required ·to do lfOD)e of ' the tblnp that a IOod. 1western bone ihould be abte to do. They ITKISt do figure tilhtl1 ahow lbiHty to baek rap. 1~. 1and get uadcrr speed quick· ij' an·d ~o.p -In a.s ehort a dist-ance u tb.ey ean. · . Tlie Ke& R-ace winner 1s selecthe buia o' 'tJine. The l ef ."'D "'~ ~ hories on pQnlea will be ·require4 to 'weave ba,ek •nd· 't<~tt·h throurb the ~e;. an~ then race baclc 'to the'· Jtartina: poli1t. 'I'll e. Eollloh ~llneo ar~ . E~' llob· !ill~llatlon (Rldero . 18 · ID4 und,eJt), Three Qalted Class wJth mane '. a,nd Uil. Tbre~ G~\tei Cl.._. with ehaved man• , and tail, ••'. wm· wo~ &it) !!!!El.!l Y'U~~:,;'M;othB~s i~"'e Schoo · ·as Bus Drivers IAii , ' . Kufl Cloilj!IID A roUDil a.i.uiJ wlllmow liu a part-lime lob cirlvm, ·a acliooiJ ' "" · 1 By ~~~-~ li'i :lim, *nil~""!~-~ <OUitxniDII)'--blll . '.-,' , . ... ~; Cl-158. . . . . ~ ~ .~ • ~· p,..V.nt IY ALINE MOSIY Unlltd , _ Hili~Od 1 Wrlttr ' . ollppl...-; . .night Is •tar\lnJ •J~in. nqt t.h~ dis advnntage of bClng on ever)' 'I (oarPif'~ ·· 18, Drum• 20. Remalnlnc 24. " pointed mucf)\ ' '' ;';.ch weath•rlna ~ ,his ,. first regular T\r '., · \ ·• 25 'timt .., <Om~ 101'\._,.,I~J · al!J>W'~ ' ~• · eaMOn, witt! his '• UiiU:Ul ' . 1'1h, '··. ~ ' di-VI~e -' bow .~ maf 6e hlt ·lut because of s h'!~ks" . grin, thinks he passed 20:. Network hlo P..,.·loilncho\ilal,.,ao o!o· "oe. · the bct~ng Arade "bcct:uRe iF you' 27. Stir up .f' (' • ·' tor." i have a Qrcal part with meat to it, 28. CIILw 30. Tantalum ltound-r:eed Carsor launched a you fifct praise." moDttily Nsc:Tv proa:ram la1t fall "AI so, everybody Js SO over.' ilf'll,) 31. Caned a&aln, WJih:h, ht ldmlts, "gut lOme bad whelmed hy the ract you do someu a chair nvley.ra and some good on eo~~. ' ' 1hint{ you'r" not supposed to do3t, Filh ·· •ut while C""ort the comedian like Frank Stnatra in 'From Here 35. Exptctl did not set ai'ly TV sets on nre hA To Et ernit y.' If n regular charac-36. Bodyot dti\tt ra~e. wben ho turned dra· ter actnr lwd done that part, yOtl water m1ttC actor twiee on the ABC·TV wouldn't h:n't' noticcrl H. 37. Relplnl' V. S. Steel Hour. ' beauty 38. New l£nll'• Mashed Pot~tHa ·He also acored in motion pic· land 1t1.to · ',. t~ theat"eta Ialit yur with hhl "I flirl '.-\ Sln.r Is Born• nnd 39. She rnadt ' edliniYlna· stru1 agent ~haractcr In peopl\' s:1.v . 'Jccz, the depth oC tbeArst ' "A lti11 tB Rom," · u.s. no, !cetin g,- wlwn nil lh .. 1ime I'm 40. Bt~rdt tl1inklng or nmhtJd p()tlltocs. of r,ve "Besides·· he added, "l'in not a con\cd\ttn :11 ·all. I don 't.Wnk Vlc:e bne. · · .. HOW,Y)V.Ot'JrTti'P2 'J'ocli·carioH .w~Jc: .is tb,at you'ru \V(orn out loo 64--1-+- Carso n likts belnll! a,-" @f~~lr . lCtor "bet'a Ulle the 1\am )A nl~ come~ out ." rlis bcautl£._,1' wUe. Lol• AlbrJ , ot , also will 1'!1 b•pJUo I when, he gets out of C!omcdf wttrk . . .l' . "With ~ oomcdy 5how )'O~~;te got nerves nnd worry" btl r'Oitted. "Thls morning my wlfl I lov& bcin~ lllllrried to.l;ltu; yn~'re fun.' And 1 '' :l\ wott'Ylbg, 'l!fow about t hil l joke in the iC.rpt-' She coulrla killed ~~- w~ C'ID'~ stnnrl mt> when t 'm dolnJ a eorncto -dy show." lit .-u I THE BEST Dtlriae ·, 1bort bulineu meetiDI Mn. Jones announced ¥0 Offieel'l' Traioint Day to be b~ld at Grate Church: in Gallipolis on June 16 lad urced all officers to arraq:e to attend the meeting. A di~euu.­ ion wu helll ltOnceming a picnic in July and it wu voted to &iVf $10 to the oupply work of WSCS. At the potluct IUPP• • three Sen-ior girll: Carole Goff, Sharon m. ley and Judy Jacoba, were invited at guests of honor and were presented &iftl of .eostume jewelry by WSCS. The 1-ablea: ••ere centered with arrana:ementa of spring fiowers with matching eandlet in crpsta1 eandelabra. Th~ committee in charge of the fUpper were Mn. L. A. Bangerter, Mn. Max Roller, Mrs. A. W. Mcl(ay, Ml's. L. W. M0o Comas, Mr&. C. M. Erwin, !diu Frieda Faehnle, Mrl. Wayhe Gil~ boiUI with llra. R. C. Sansbury, Mrs. I. E. Miller and Mrs. Burr Forrest as contributon. Among the gueatl ,f the WSCS IN .-ower MQ"e'q,,,,., ' ETTNAR AUTO · . . '( '' '• : ~ " "HUFFY" .. 1 SEE AND TRY THBJI. t HERE We Have . A Complete UneOf AU Klada ELECTRIC FANS CLELAND'S. . .APPLIANCE STORI · ' . .:..-7 - -..... ------... ... . . ________ .. _ . --~~--------r • .- . 'Registration ta to be c~leted by one o \cl<i~lJ on the art~rnoon Of the show. ,wiU. all clusea to beg!n as soon as . pO&Si•bte. LAUL\ AloiO(l...- ' I I f'or the 4-Doo, HsrtifoP (, 'iii..:- The horses in the EquitatloD Class and the Three Gaited Cluses are all to be shown at a walt, trot, and a e-an-ter. The Five Gaited horses are to be shorwn at a walk, r~Pine wal~, and a canter. ' 'h n 1" · · 11 '1 e rony c '~SCI ' are- IS 0 . ~ows : Pony Lead 01-ass (Riders 8 and under~, I,PoJ1le.s ,U~der 48 Jhcbe.s (Riders ·qz ••nd t under), ~nd fonies. 48 Incllu an,d over ~dhs. 1.8 and under). ... , · ·· , ·t thiS :lf}IJh . ......_ O.o'lll-rl Mrs. hoea; a poem "My Mottler'a Haudl'', Sbaron Jonl'l: a vocal trio: Cherole Blake, Juanit.l BIDgerter, JlarUyn Sue Knla:ht. ''Grftll· Catbedrab.. accompanied by NaDey Roller. --- --------- .... _-- -- ---- KCiTH K~ PIASL £:.::, Nl~ i~nal Dlrcctor · of £oy S··outlng Scr· vicil., n1 tO be the f•"~"rl!d spe3· br at the Annut~l t~ nn•"' of Muon • GaiUa • Meig" o:stli(t $c:out. l••dGn tcmight .at the · Moos• Lodglll In '"'"~ fleaunt · .at 6:30 p. m. Five Gaited, Walking Horse Class and tbe- English ·Plea.,ure - Heath Methodist W. S.C. S. Installs New Officers In Mayors OHice With Five Present 0 A f L'Y CR0 SSW·0 R. · · 1 10.800-.-... Mr. and Mrs. Dale Carl, Mr1. Faye Pratt · and Bernice RiWe P<Jmeroy, were recent guest.a The Rev. L. A. Bar.qerter, pu. and Mra Ralt>b Carl aod tor of Heatb Meth~ilt Church, anCi Mrs. Lyda Carl . conducted an impreuive installa.Several from Kingsbury have tion ceremony for the officers of attending' revival at tbe M:t. the· W~men's Sodet)r of Chrhrtlan ,J J!ile~:maa Chwth, Service and tbe tbree Circlea: when Norman Wood wu bUJ' driver they met Monday eveulng In the tor the Harrisonville Juniors' sanctuary of the cbureb after a and Senior&' trip to Cincinnati. guest potluck suppet in the dining The rqular montb.Jy meet~g of lowing was transacted: Harey He was nocompanied by' Mrs. room. tbe To.wn Council of .Fartford Will• Grimm was appointed Treasurer, WoOd. Their children, Kently and Officers installed were: WSCS held in the Mayor'• office Tues- the Mayor was appointed, Ruad Su· Sue Wood• were guests of their day evi"lng and this being. the pervisor and the followina: were grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Le- president, :Mrs. Emerton Jones; vice prea:idept, Mn. BIUce ' Uoyd fl.rst meeUn,s; Of the new Council appointed on commlt~~~es: IsaiaU Roy Wyant. ' secretary, Mrs. Cirroll Swanson; after the town electio 1 the tollow· Gibbs, Charles Gibbs and Harry Mr. and Airs. Leo King of Col· treasurer, Mrs. Rober · Hurley: Jng members· were pn;Eent: Mayor Grimm on sanitation; Bi1ly Flefds, O'Neill Quillin; Recorl.ier James. Charles Lidgard and Harry Grimm umbus, visited relative.s here, Class 12 Circle, president, Mn. . 0. P. Klein, was unable to be M. Crump; Councilmen: Harry on finance. One application for Sunday. present: Margaret William& CirGrimm, Billy Fields aud Charles Marshall was presented by D~n Mr. and Mrs. Carl Cone and Lidgard. Tbe oath of offi~e was · . Rairden, the present Marshall. A family of Albany and Mel"'in MOl'· cle, president, Mrs. Hattie Smith; •dministered by th ·} Ret';Ordor, motion by Harry Grimm was made ris of Columbus were Sunday Mary Root Cirde, president, Bar· first to tht! MayOr anJ then to thr to eliminate the office of Mar$ihall guests of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin bara Jones; vice president, EveCouncilmep. Th~re bemg two va- during the sUmmer ·but rece!Vi!d Morris Sr. lyn Gibbons; secretary, Sandro~ caneies on the Council by two who no second to his motion . Then a 'Mrs. Lorenzo Davis of P-omeroy Brewington; treasurer, Marianne were elected did not ov3nt to serve motion was inade by Charles Lld· Was a recent caller Jt the John Woodgerd. Chairmen of the WSCS and when the Council was called gard and secondt~ by Isaiah Gibbs Warner home. were also invited tel the altar for to order by the Recorder a mo- that Dan Rairden be elected by ac. the installation vows and dedic::.Mr. and Mrs. Sidwic Mohler of tion was made that Charles Glbbs climation and motion carrfcd. Athens, were calling on Mr. and Uon, and Isaiah Gibbs be <Jppointed lo Oath of of{icc was given to the Mrs. Homer Goodwm. Mrs. Emerson Jon1i!5. who also fill the two vacancies and thQse fi!arshall by the RecQ,r.de~ . , Attending the Roy Scout Camp- served as president for the past two ~nU6lJle~ ~qJ'ta)r_.ejent were __ ,~ -~!1\l]i~lca~o~Jtam th~ State , at Ohester, Saturday eve- year was in charge of the meet· appolhte'il lind "'sWbt-n' iiltd office. RO&d' 't:onimlnloner was read by were Mr. and Mrs. James ing and the opening J•rogram inThen the new Mayor took up the Recorder pertaining to sideand Mr. and Mr.11. Ralph -c'ludcd a solo, "M.v Mather!' Eyes" the order of business and the fol· walks i"n the town. Carl from Kingsbury. Barbara Jones, accompanied ,by liearfoit muv . DOWN lf.l'tta 1. The total· toJ"etJl. extent ot er comw rllk Unlur., paetly ~: gfs~~~=~~ ~~=c letter ~=~ f. Erblllb\ llke ~:J:;!i· (•ym.) bird (archaic) IS. Worship 81.Ctifina 12. Wickell .e. Inaurrte• or 13. Seaport tlon tlowtre . i Ala.) 1. Ireland JS. A loot Y•lt ..N't ANN H. Medieval • 8. A preafrv... lever boat ttve 2& Stepped an 12. Plloher . lll , One'il father 9. Membtrot 27. Malt as. Aut (p; tl and thl Sfnate beVONftl ac. Ptooe .ot mOthl!lf 11. AmnnaUve 29. Paker ataktl moaq 18. Land· reply 31. A. boolor 18. Alilmil'• meaturt 18, Bird'• Clrt.Wt Uled ha foot . 17.Roundptn UJ, Minute akll\ ~ ,·8e.KUu!llllll . (-) . Dud tO open(q JllONr bWill--....... au.- - Jlrtef .... ·-::---- -:::=:--:------ - ACROSS 1. Point of land ~. Qod of war THE DllSDT FOX PHOTOOIIAPftiC IIQUIPMINJ to (lett) flonl 1110 0. I. N&OJ .-..oinpbto llllp loa PaiOo Ia a part ol tha Allantle oom• 1,000 mn. CO,. . _ II. C. Bore tha oamora calllbt at d<ptb t h o - -""" to tha """"wbat ~Ill' lloleo made 1 1 7 ol u.t>t oourot lor ratldPI uio pl<tme. A U.loot ol tho &pod from SCIENCE TODAY .... U r.um.YIIIOft to UnltQ 'fl!fWa $t1ff Corrtspol1d•nt The BUC malntain'i IS~ pl\blic COLUMBUS, 0. UP·.-Ohio'!l 1!1- mnplo'yment oftlces, knQwn 1115 the bor force guickens it9 pul;w next Ohio State Employment Service. month with the addition of lhOUfl· The offices are al.~o where un~>m· ands or graduates who will he Ia- ployed persons tue claims for ken Into its ranks. unemployment compensation . Of the nflarly one and c half The offices 9erve as exchanges mi1llon high school graduBtcs whore job orders are accepted pouring out Of the nntion 's high from employers and where job or · schoob, 1a.ooo of them will be den aro I illed with qualified job turned out in Ohio. And .nn esU- rweker!l. mated 70,000 of these will be beat· Cornell estimates 124,000 pering on Industry's doors ror jobs sons_ are t•egistercd for . work in· and new-careers. cludmg some 53 ,000 d atm;mts for As for college graduates, the benefits. On the ba~l.s or thel'le regiytercd t:rop will_ be the small(•st since 1948. Ohto will contribute 12 .000 j o h see kers an d c1atmon . 1s 1or ot them · benefits, the BUC develops ils Ia· What are the chances for these bor SUI>ply 'rcpurts whi('h 11 rc mad e new job seekers? Hcrf''s what th'l avn llnh\e to nhoul 120 citil·~ Cor· Ohio Bureau of Unemployment nell says this informal ion ~ ~ in Compen&ation has to say . valuable to any indulitry ~l'e kin g The trj)mendous growth of ~m- new plant Jocatwn. Job• Mushroom In Number plo)'ment opportunitie! has made Cornell gave an example of how lnduetey capublc of absorbing a 1reat Influx of neW workerS: 'ttiQ a new i ndu ~tdy 11 ffcct s a ('ommun· BUC 31Y1· I 1 rltlll He saiU in one casL' a new in· ' '-lnduatry'• St•ble TIBitl rJusl.ry providin!l 100 new indus· Jt reports thlt Ohio industry ill tr 1al juOs would ultimately lning both •table and diversified and not 100 jobs but 174. h11 kept nearly abreast or th{• . Jt c srlid lht> 100 new workers national increue or non agrlcul - would tmn g, with their famili es tural emplOyment between ]939 296 people tuto the commumty: llld 19112, a growth of 158 per cent. They would sot up 112 new house The state's agricultural employ- holds nnd create nn increased dement •bowed an even greater in- mand ror IH;lW homes, schools, crease durin& this period, the lransportntion facilities. The fnm BUC reporta . It expended 68 . per ilies would buy new refrigerators, eent, three per cent more thon stovl!s, hou!lchold applinnres. Car the next e'losesiiiGreat Lake state, rcf,l:islrntlun would be increased by Indiana. 107, nnd at lca~tt four new rel~i: The BUC's division of researrh stores wotlld-be rujlabJi.~h.c d . . and statl!ltica has been compiling The nt'w industrial jub.f w'lll · rcstatistic~ on employment received suit in 500,000 more income, $360,· from ~.000 taJC reports from Ohio 000 in retail sales, anrl $270,000 in emj)loyera. \ · bank dr>po~ it.~. BUC Administrator Erneat Cor" Multiply this by 1111 the new nell poirua satd the stotistics llhow Indu stry, .~mnll and large th nt has where 1 person looking for B par. come into Ohln in the past dntArl e tlcular job can find his beat op- and a hlllf, and yclu wtll see the portunities. And they live new reaaon for the economic growth of lnduMrlea an idea of the b. •st.,;c---::: O :::hlq,;,"·~·~·~~s~nl~d~.:-~...:____ ,__ ·--·--- W-Jo.tr --- - ......~ ' �... ·~ - ""'....,.... - ••• •If ~ ' t'C • ,, . rt Ohio Page Two · • ....;.r·,.~i :: • The Daily Sentinel I I ' The Dolly Sentinel, Pomeroy-M'IC!Ciieporf, 011{Q Tue~Cioy, THE 1XEAN. 1 DOWN -THE DRAlN • May 10, 1955 Backstairs At The White House Of: THI MIIG~lf AUA National o.dvertlslq represco hbliabed evtry- •fternocm tx· tative, • Bo!tinelli·KimbalJ, Inc ., •...,.llililli ltr'l'be 'l'lblo Valley 343 Lexingtoo Ave., New Yon leolioel,.ID<., - at 110 , M~h'Jile Cily, 16, N. Y. • Sl~ 1 Poaier6)'. 0 . BJ~Jineu office Su.bscrJption rates : Delivery b> I i.Ph9De ~ .fd'i1or~ office pb09e carrier where available 30 eenh <t 'er week : "ne year In advance ~ l!btere4 ll Jecond tlass mall· at The Dally Sentinel office, 1 "' ia~ ~auer ai th"e post otrice rat! '1G.80; tix months, $7.80; three !Df. · p~-oMe.roy · Oh" moaiiUJ, ~ .YO. 1 By motor rout e where avloilable une month $1 G•n. Mgr. By mail one year $8; dx m onu,~ $4 .25; three months $2 50, one month $1. J.Ck Collett• , , • C:lty Edlter ...,.: • IO llchlnf S. Owen . Bee Has No Market Problem ·-~Cj- ... The bee has no . mar . pro b. 30.P2 i keb: ng problem to make the re· The wild bee seerM fortun.at ~ suits of his la.bor available for in baving the raw honey provided c."tr..m m,tion . and thtS is a costly for bim in Clowers with no et.!ort p r ~eu. on hi1 part, until it is realited It Is reported that in 1953 that .h~ I_P,e~ds all his prnrhu•tiv;o IV!'r!·th it-.jg o! th~ ccn:;tuncr'; dnl , hours . -coUeetint, lransportin$. tar 1 _w'~J, for mark:etin.t~ costs. In 1 J1 and depositi.Jlg iL m the car.e· oU:·er ·worrds, getting the results fully p11epare,l. c:e!Li he has bui~t cf room's la4crs to,thc ~0!1SUm ~1 There be .&t(ij)ll, his honey hidd,'n hn.~ ~:J:s:•wn from t·h~ , · "h O)ley in the. tree•: er.· (o t~e readymix in ·a hollow tree. · Maa's ta.k· of providing lor cak8 fJQu.r, .a11 d frOzen food pack· his want.11 is - a~~< ncver·ending · l.i age a~ . • ~~~ .wor,lj_.Qf }hp )l~e~ ~~ onl~ ' \yh-o Wan(!l . to ,tra~e "the ' ~hance 'More 16. tre~ t, D.Ot JatlSncd to have hts rood stored in th~ most to distribute .some honey 1 a1 a primitiv e manner. He has a ma~- profit, f,or a bee's life? '\~'$. ~ • .,. ,, " I . c... 0& 7JIIJCilLOAIIt ,. ~~COLUMBUS llY .AOIIItT BOYCE I of the state in which to .cxpand. I = =- BY DELOS SMITH United Pru1 Science Editor NE\V YORK UP- Medical men arl' afraid Black WiJow spiders may be increasing, and there is a reason for fear: If you're nn M.D . wh~rc there have been no Black Widows around-are yo u ~oing to rc-cogni~f· the re,.quJts of oh Blaclt . ~ , Wtdow bttc when you sec t em . or~ Richard R. Grayson, n Mlssouri country doctor, has rca s.~ ured all other doctors He looked nt the results, and he knew whnt C"nuscd them Had t.o he the Black Widow; nothing cllll' couhl have. ln PtJrJ'yvillr., whcro he pracUccs, a lll~tek Widow hUe h<~d bceq, a rarity. But all of a ~-~Ms,~ lttst ·summer, five ~ersons were bitt~. F'o"r Rinck W1dows to show up m Hufficicnt numbl'!rs to bite enough human beings to m c r I t a formal medical report was regard· ed by epidemiolng i.~ls as ''H ignifi· t:a nl. " If Jt happtmerl lafl t summer what Will happen this summer when Blnck Widows are even betler t•stablished in new surroundJggs, they usked Dr. Grayson's fir.~t cnsP was a young workmnn . Wh en he was "MI11ourl Medicine" Report In his report to t'Missouti Me- ' dicine'' Dr. Grayson pointed out brought to the doctor's office, ,,be that in not one .of the five patients ''was tbe hifltory of spider bite ''was barely able to stagger "h e wa!l moaning rmd groaning avallabll! when the patient needed and twisting about." treatment the most. In other words Rigid Abdomen in most c~tses, apparently, the diSomehow the do.etor cot hilll on· agnosis of Black Widow spider to 11 table for an examina'lion. bile will have to be made on clini"The enti re abdomen was ria'id" cal grounds and the physician will s.aid the doctor. "There was no have to be thoroughly aware of question of Jocalb:ed tenderness the disease in ' order to make the OJ' •·ebound tendetness inumucb diagnosis." ns the abdominal wall could not But any doctor who has seen be depressed at any point." llis thought was of the ehance one C8/~;e will recognize the next or a hernia. But the patient said one easily. The mnln condition he! harl been "bitten by some· which could produce the same rething" and it cHoked in Gt;ayJion's ~ults Is a ruptured iptic 1:Ji(ei-, min th,-the .Slack }V~~ow . To c~k but W!\h t~e J»ack . ~\)' . bite du(Ihess that, he Injected 10 cubic centi+ there "Ill UornHti 1 • • ;, ..... · 1· meter!! of 10 per cent calcium glu- on percussio n." .,, f1 conate, anti "the patient excl'!im· "he best bet," he continued, tld that the pain was gone. He smlled happily, arose -immediately "apparently i9 the intravenous innnrl stated he wished to go home." jection of calcium gluconate. rn "Not so fa st" said the doctor, no other rliseaae, perhaps, Is sueh nnd persuaded him to go td the instantaneous relief ,granted from agonizing mfSery ., a, )lere. ho.'lpil<~l , where "Jt w1:1s noted that such One could almost say that this' tell IJVen though the pain ilt!mediately is "fecific for the disease." subslrlod after the calcium, ~'he ' ~ ,,' ' ' ril!ldity or the abdominal J'nusc:!'es was undimmlshed untiL ma!W hours Jnter." r r.am a the seal president Into not- qulte-large-enough hand bart. • ConfrOnted, she made no bone~ about it. The lady wanted a souvenir and a darned good .one. GenNy, the as)ltray was restored to its proper place. The ladv had only o,ne request ot the House ataJi! menlber---'PJ.we not tell her hu..s.bnnd who waiting for her several roomJ away. A Vlandalous sightseer onee ripped or .;ut away a section of the red silk wall eoverin~ in- t·b Red Room. He KOt away before being caught. This Couldn't h• pen . today however. The ume vandal e~:~uldn't get that c10Je lo the wall. Hartford Tf>~n Council f#olc/s MHting ' ' classes '' · Five for Western aes \'have been announced the iHOi-Be Show ·to be sponsor::ed ))y 'tlu! - mver~i~ Saddle Club !lt the ·~o~linc~r Stibles near New HaVelt -on SUnday afternoon, 115, . .It 1:00 o'cJock. The Western events are in dit\OD,o;to previously ·et1418s for ponie1 and . , SorseJt ~re will 'be . three I the· pony elaucs and s1x clasaes . ,Engl}sh horses. 1 · Wester}l .;:lasses have becQ announf.ed as follow.!ll: Western Eq~ltation (Riders 18 and under), We.ite.rn Pleasure, Pa:·ade· Clan, Wes.t~rn. Working aud Keg Race . lri the Western E.quit~ ~;cn class the 1;rlitera are to be judged on tb~lr. ability to l"ide a:d handle tor-.. .&M!J:'~ boi:4C,1,, :: ;r: . . "• llld_111u wil·l be asked to perform at a wn::k:. tn.tl, an>J canter. .'ftla · )Vestern Plea. ~ u rc Class ' ~s ju.st. what the n~me im':)lles. T.h':! b~.~ will be ju'dged on how well he ~iln4l.cs . and is ad&:~()ted to rfdih( for pleasure. Tbe;. Parade Class will be shOWn at ~-~ani and the parade gait. In wl eyent tht): style of the bor&e and the equipment will be eoriaiderfd In the judging. · , Tb:t! Western WorJting class iS a thftrw..back .to the Old We.st. ,Tbe ·, horaes be required ·to do lfOD)e of ' the tblnp that a IOod. 1western bone ihould be abte to do. They ITKISt do figure tilhtl1 ahow lbiHty to baek rap. 1~. 1and get uadcrr speed quick· ij' an·d ~o.p -In a.s ehort a dist-ance u tb.ey ean. · . Tlie Ke& R-ace winner 1s selecthe buia o' 'tJine. The l ef ."'D "'~ ~ hories on pQnlea will be ·require4 to 'weave ba,ek •nd· 't<~tt·h throurb the ~e;. an~ then race baclc 'to the'· Jtartina: poli1t. 'I'll e. Eollloh ~llneo ar~ . E~' llob· !ill~llatlon (Rldero . 18 · ID4 und,eJt), Three Qalted Class wJth mane '. a,nd Uil. Tbre~ G~\tei Cl.._. with ehaved man• , and tail, ••'. wm· wo~ &it) !!!!El.!l Y'U~~:,;'M;othB~s i~"'e Schoo · ·as Bus Drivers IAii , ' . Kufl Cloilj!IID A roUDil a.i.uiJ wlllmow liu a part-lime lob cirlvm, ·a acliooiJ ' "" · 1 By ~~~-~ li'i :lim, *nil~""!~-~ <OUitxniDII)'--blll . '.-,' , . ... ~; Cl-158. . . . . ~ ~ .~ • ~· p,..V.nt IY ALINE MOSIY Unlltd , _ Hili~Od 1 Wrlttr ' . ollppl...-; . .night Is •tar\lnJ •J~in. nqt t.h~ dis advnntage of bClng on ever)' 'I (oarPif'~ ·· 18, Drum• 20. Remalnlnc 24. " pointed mucf)\ ' '' ;';.ch weath•rlna ~ ,his ,. first regular T\r '., · \ ·• 25 'timt .., <Om~ 101'\._,.,I~J · al!J>W'~ ' ~• · eaMOn, witt! his '• UiiU:Ul ' . 1'1h, '··. ~ ' di-VI~e -' bow .~ maf 6e hlt ·lut because of s h'!~ks" . grin, thinks he passed 20:. Network hlo P..,.·loilncho\ilal,.,ao o!o· "oe. · the bct~ng Arade "bcct:uRe iF you' 27. Stir up .f' (' • ·' tor." i have a Qrcal part with meat to it, 28. CIILw 30. Tantalum ltound-r:eed Carsor launched a you fifct praise." moDttily Nsc:Tv proa:ram la1t fall "AI so, everybody Js SO over.' ilf'll,) 31. Caned a&aln, WJih:h, ht ldmlts, "gut lOme bad whelmed hy the ract you do someu a chair nvley.ra and some good on eo~~. ' ' 1hint{ you'r" not supposed to do3t, Filh ·· •ut while C""ort the comedian like Frank Stnatra in 'From Here 35. Exptctl did not set ai'ly TV sets on nre hA To Et ernit y.' If n regular charac-36. Bodyot dti\tt ra~e. wben ho turned dra· ter actnr lwd done that part, yOtl water m1ttC actor twiee on the ABC·TV wouldn't h:n't' noticcrl H. 37. Relplnl' V. S. Steel Hour. ' beauty 38. New l£nll'• Mashed Pot~tHa ·He also acored in motion pic· land 1t1.to · ',. t~ theat"eta Ialit yur with hhl "I flirl '.-\ Sln.r Is Born• nnd 39. She rnadt ' edliniYlna· stru1 agent ~haractcr In peopl\' s:1.v . 'Jccz, the depth oC tbeArst ' "A lti11 tB Rom," · u.s. no, !cetin g,- wlwn nil lh .. 1ime I'm 40. Bt~rdt tl1inklng or nmhtJd p()tlltocs. of r,ve "Besides·· he added, "l'in not a con\cd\ttn :11 ·all. I don 't.Wnk Vlc:e bne. · · .. HOW,Y)V.Ot'JrTti'P2 'J'ocli·carioH .w~Jc: .is tb,at you'ru \V(orn out loo 64--1-+- Carso n likts belnll! a,-" @f~~lr . lCtor "bet'a Ulle the 1\am )A nl~ come~ out ." rlis bcautl£._,1' wUe. Lol• AlbrJ , ot , also will 1'!1 b•pJUo I when, he gets out of C!omcdf wttrk . . .l' . "With ~ oomcdy 5how )'O~~;te got nerves nnd worry" btl r'Oitted. "Thls morning my wlfl I lov& bcin~ lllllrried to.l;ltu; yn~'re fun.' And 1 '' :l\ wott'Ylbg, 'l!fow about t hil l joke in the iC.rpt-' She coulrla killed ~~- w~ C'ID'~ stnnrl mt> when t 'm dolnJ a eorncto -dy show." lit .-u I THE BEST Dtlriae ·, 1bort bulineu meetiDI Mn. Jones announced ¥0 Offieel'l' Traioint Day to be b~ld at Grate Church: in Gallipolis on June 16 lad urced all officers to arraq:e to attend the meeting. A di~euu.­ ion wu helll ltOnceming a picnic in July and it wu voted to &iVf $10 to the oupply work of WSCS. At the potluct IUPP• • three Sen-ior girll: Carole Goff, Sharon m. ley and Judy Jacoba, were invited at guests of honor and were presented &iftl of .eostume jewelry by WSCS. The 1-ablea: ••ere centered with arrana:ementa of spring fiowers with matching eandlet in crpsta1 eandelabra. Th~ committee in charge of the fUpper were Mn. L. A. Bangerter, Mn. Max Roller, Mrs. A. W. Mcl(ay, Ml's. L. W. M0o Comas, Mr&. C. M. Erwin, !diu Frieda Faehnle, Mrl. Wayhe Gil~ boiUI with llra. R. C. Sansbury, Mrs. I. E. Miller and Mrs. Burr Forrest as contributon. Among the gueatl ,f the WSCS IN .-ower MQ"e'q,,,,., ' ETTNAR AUTO · . . '( '' '• : ~ " "HUFFY" .. 1 SEE AND TRY THBJI. t HERE We Have . A Complete UneOf AU Klada ELECTRIC FANS CLELAND'S. . .APPLIANCE STORI · ' . .:..-7 - -..... ------... ... . . ________ .. _ . --~~--------r • .- . 'Registration ta to be c~leted by one o \cl<i~lJ on the art~rnoon Of the show. ,wiU. all clusea to beg!n as soon as . pO&Si•bte. LAUL\ AloiO(l...- ' I I f'or the 4-Doo, HsrtifoP (, 'iii..:- The horses in the EquitatloD Class and the Three Gaited Cluses are all to be shown at a walt, trot, and a e-an-ter. The Five Gaited horses are to be shorwn at a walk, r~Pine wal~, and a canter. ' 'h n 1" · · 11 '1 e rony c '~SCI ' are- IS 0 . ~ows : Pony Lead 01-ass (Riders 8 and under~, I,PoJ1le.s ,U~der 48 Jhcbe.s (Riders ·qz ••nd t under), ~nd fonies. 48 Incllu an,d over ~dhs. 1.8 and under). ... , · ·· , ·t thiS :lf}IJh . ......_ O.o'lll-rl Mrs. hoea; a poem "My Mottler'a Haudl'', Sbaron Jonl'l: a vocal trio: Cherole Blake, Juanit.l BIDgerter, JlarUyn Sue Knla:ht. ''Grftll· Catbedrab.. accompanied by NaDey Roller. --- --------- .... _-- -- ---- KCiTH K~ PIASL £:.::, Nl~ i~nal Dlrcctor · of £oy S··outlng Scr· vicil., n1 tO be the f•"~"rl!d spe3· br at the Annut~l t~ nn•"' of Muon • GaiUa • Meig" o:stli(t $c:out. l••dGn tcmight .at the · Moos• Lodglll In '"'"~ fleaunt · .at 6:30 p. m. Five Gaited, Walking Horse Class and tbe- English ·Plea.,ure - Heath Methodist W. S.C. S. Installs New Officers In Mayors OHice With Five Present 0 A f L'Y CR0 SSW·0 R. · · 1 10.800-.-... Mr. and Mrs. Dale Carl, Mr1. Faye Pratt · and Bernice RiWe P<Jmeroy, were recent guest.a The Rev. L. A. Bar.qerter, pu. and Mra Ralt>b Carl aod tor of Heatb Meth~ilt Church, anCi Mrs. Lyda Carl . conducted an impreuive installa.Several from Kingsbury have tion ceremony for the officers of attending' revival at tbe M:t. the· W~men's Sodet)r of Chrhrtlan ,J J!ile~:maa Chwth, Service and tbe tbree Circlea: when Norman Wood wu bUJ' driver they met Monday eveulng In the tor the Harrisonville Juniors' sanctuary of the cbureb after a and Senior&' trip to Cincinnati. guest potluck suppet in the dining The rqular montb.Jy meet~g of lowing was transacted: Harey He was nocompanied by' Mrs. room. tbe To.wn Council of .Fartford Will• Grimm was appointed Treasurer, WoOd. Their children, Kently and Officers installed were: WSCS held in the Mayor'• office Tues- the Mayor was appointed, Ruad Su· Sue Wood• were guests of their day evi"lng and this being. the pervisor and the followina: were grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Le- president, :Mrs. Emerton Jones; vice prea:idept, Mn. BIUce ' Uoyd fl.rst meeUn,s; Of the new Council appointed on commlt~~~es: IsaiaU Roy Wyant. ' secretary, Mrs. Cirroll Swanson; after the town electio 1 the tollow· Gibbs, Charles Gibbs and Harry Mr. and Airs. Leo King of Col· treasurer, Mrs. Rober · Hurley: Jng members· were pn;Eent: Mayor Grimm on sanitation; Bi1ly Flefds, O'Neill Quillin; Recorl.ier James. Charles Lidgard and Harry Grimm umbus, visited relative.s here, Class 12 Circle, president, Mn. . 0. P. Klein, was unable to be M. Crump; Councilmen: Harry on finance. One application for Sunday. present: Margaret William& CirGrimm, Billy Fields aud Charles Marshall was presented by D~n Mr. and Mrs. Carl Cone and Lidgard. Tbe oath of offi~e was · . Rairden, the present Marshall. A family of Albany and Mel"'in MOl'· cle, president, Mrs. Hattie Smith; •dministered by th ·} Ret';Ordor, motion by Harry Grimm was made ris of Columbus were Sunday Mary Root Cirde, president, Bar· first to tht! MayOr anJ then to thr to eliminate the office of Mar$ihall guests of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin bara Jones; vice president, EveCouncilmep. Th~re bemg two va- during the sUmmer ·but rece!Vi!d Morris Sr. lyn Gibbons; secretary, Sandro~ caneies on the Council by two who no second to his motion . Then a 'Mrs. Lorenzo Davis of P-omeroy Brewington; treasurer, Marianne were elected did not ov3nt to serve motion was inade by Charles Lld· Was a recent caller Jt the John Woodgerd. Chairmen of the WSCS and when the Council was called gard and secondt~ by Isaiah Gibbs Warner home. were also invited tel the altar for to order by the Recorder a mo- that Dan Rairden be elected by ac. the installation vows and dedic::.Mr. and Mrs. Sidwic Mohler of tion was made that Charles Glbbs climation and motion carrfcd. Athens, were calling on Mr. and Uon, and Isaiah Gibbs be <Jppointed lo Oath of of{icc was given to the Mrs. Homer Goodwm. Mrs. Emerson Jon1i!5. who also fill the two vacancies and thQse fi!arshall by the RecQ,r.de~ . , Attending the Roy Scout Camp- served as president for the past two ~nU6lJle~ ~qJ'ta)r_.ejent were __ ,~ -~!1\l]i~lca~o~Jtam th~ State , at Ohester, Saturday eve- year was in charge of the meet· appolhte'il lind "'sWbt-n' iiltd office. RO&d' 't:onimlnloner was read by were Mr. and Mrs. James ing and the opening J•rogram inThen the new Mayor took up the Recorder pertaining to sideand Mr. and Mr.11. Ralph -c'ludcd a solo, "M.v Mather!' Eyes" the order of business and the fol· walks i"n the town. Carl from Kingsbury. Barbara Jones, accompanied ,by liearfoit muv . DOWN lf.l'tta 1. The total· toJ"etJl. extent ot er comw rllk Unlur., paetly ~: gfs~~~=~~ ~~=c letter ~=~ f. Erblllb\ llke ~:J:;!i· (•ym.) bird (archaic) IS. Worship 81.Ctifina 12. Wickell .e. Inaurrte• or 13. Seaport tlon tlowtre . i Ala.) 1. Ireland JS. A loot Y•lt ..N't ANN H. Medieval • 8. A preafrv... lever boat ttve 2& Stepped an 12. Plloher . lll , One'il father 9. Membtrot 27. Malt as. Aut (p; tl and thl Sfnate beVONftl ac. Ptooe .ot mOthl!lf 11. AmnnaUve 29. Paker ataktl moaq 18. Land· reply 31. A. boolor 18. Alilmil'• meaturt 18, Bird'• Clrt.Wt Uled ha foot . 17.Roundptn UJ, Minute akll\ ~ ,·8e.KUu!llllll . (-) . Dud tO open(q JllONr bWill--....... au.- - Jlrtef .... ·-::---- -:::=:--:------ - ACROSS 1. Point of land ~. Qod of war THE DllSDT FOX PHOTOOIIAPftiC IIQUIPMINJ to (lett) flonl 1110 0. I. N&OJ .-..oinpbto llllp loa PaiOo Ia a part ol tha Allantle oom• 1,000 mn. CO,. . _ II. C. Bore tha oamora calllbt at d<ptb t h o - -""" to tha """"wbat ~Ill' lloleo made 1 1 7 ol u.t>t oourot lor ratldPI uio pl<tme. A U.loot ol tho &pod from SCIENCE TODAY .... U r.um.YIIIOft to UnltQ 'fl!fWa $t1ff Corrtspol1d•nt The BUC malntain'i IS~ pl\blic COLUMBUS, 0. UP·.-Ohio'!l 1!1- mnplo'yment oftlces, knQwn 1115 the bor force guickens it9 pul;w next Ohio State Employment Service. month with the addition of lhOUfl· The offices are al.~o where un~>m· ands or graduates who will he Ia- ployed persons tue claims for ken Into its ranks. unemployment compensation . Of the nflarly one and c half The offices 9erve as exchanges mi1llon high school graduBtcs whore job orders are accepted pouring out Of the nntion 's high from employers and where job or · schoob, 1a.ooo of them will be den aro I illed with qualified job turned out in Ohio. And .nn esU- rweker!l. mated 70,000 of these will be beat· Cornell estimates 124,000 pering on Industry's doors ror jobs sons_ are t•egistercd for . work in· and new-careers. cludmg some 53 ,000 d atm;mts for As for college graduates, the benefits. On the ba~l.s or thel'le regiytercd t:rop will_ be the small(•st since 1948. Ohto will contribute 12 .000 j o h see kers an d c1atmon . 1s 1or ot them · benefits, the BUC develops ils Ia· What are the chances for these bor SUI>ply 'rcpurts whi('h 11 rc mad e new job seekers? Hcrf''s what th'l avn llnh\e to nhoul 120 citil·~ Cor· Ohio Bureau of Unemployment nell says this informal ion ~ ~ in Compen&ation has to say . valuable to any indulitry ~l'e kin g The trj)mendous growth of ~m- new plant Jocatwn. Job• Mushroom In Number plo)'ment opportunitie! has made Cornell gave an example of how lnduetey capublc of absorbing a 1reat Influx of neW workerS: 'ttiQ a new i ndu ~tdy 11 ffcct s a ('ommun· BUC 31Y1· I 1 rltlll He saiU in one casL' a new in· ' '-lnduatry'• St•ble TIBitl rJusl.ry providin!l 100 new indus· Jt reports thlt Ohio industry ill tr 1al juOs would ultimately lning both •table and diversified and not 100 jobs but 174. h11 kept nearly abreast or th{• . Jt c srlid lht> 100 new workers national increue or non agrlcul - would tmn g, with their famili es tural emplOyment between ]939 296 people tuto the commumty: llld 19112, a growth of 158 per cent. They would sot up 112 new house The state's agricultural employ- holds nnd create nn increased dement •bowed an even greater in- mand ror IH;lW homes, schools, crease durin& this period, the lransportntion facilities. The fnm BUC reporta . It expended 68 . per ilies would buy new refrigerators, eent, three per cent more thon stovl!s, hou!lchold applinnres. Car the next e'losesiiiGreat Lake state, rcf,l:islrntlun would be increased by Indiana. 107, nnd at lca~tt four new rel~i: The BUC's division of researrh stores wotlld-be rujlabJi.~h.c d . . and statl!ltica has been compiling The nt'w industrial jub.f w'lll · rcstatistic~ on employment received suit in 500,000 more income, $360,· from ~.000 taJC reports from Ohio 000 in retail sales, anrl $270,000 in emj)loyera. \ · bank dr>po~ it.~. BUC Administrator Erneat Cor" Multiply this by 1111 the new nell poirua satd the stotistics llhow Indu stry, .~mnll and large th nt has where 1 person looking for B par. come into Ohln in the past dntArl e tlcular job can find his beat op- and a hlllf, and yclu wtll see the portunities. And they live new reaaon for the economic growth of lnduMrlea an idea of the b. •st.,;c---::: O :::hlq,;,"·~·~·~~s~nl~d~.:-~...:____ ,__ ·--·--- W-Jo.tr --- - ......~ ' �.. '. Wttliams Mum. W L Pfl:t. Ga 17 7 .703 14 8 .836 2 1' 8 .636 2 0.t<Oit - ---- -- If 10. .ll83 3 Nansu City---~ I 13 .4()9 7 Washington -- · 9· 14. .311 7~ Fla Uf-Onl,- Te<l Bos~n --- ~ - ~-- 9 16 .ae:e 8~ ----- 7lli:t~ 1?, tts .292 10 "U t tana• knew ·wJTether ht would_ Baltimore Mlmlaf'• 11 rtfoift. the hit-st.aiV~ Borton Red No games scheduled SOx. Tues4•Y"• Prok•t• Pltchvs · Bat 11 uiual Ted wu nowher.e Chieaa:o at &ston-Harahman '2·2 or KeeaaR 0..1 va: ~SUllivan 2-f to c c found. hHisGoing · Ttt.So:x 6--4 In • AMERif.AN LEAGUE T..m Clto!lanoi -- -- Chicago - - ---- · New York ---·.- JIU.Uu:. • I; ly A:ian """" Ahead. IIAitYIJJ'qi If H, Tomad.YesH t>f;.Rc"r 5Ht:JRT-571:JP, OF'F 7'() Pom:ero)"'s up and coming tbe:'ii took a 8-4 decliion the Racine Torn1doa ori 1:11 field liSt nilbt Brown 'nd Charlie .,.,;;;,., sill: ttit ball to set the batk for the seeond time this, tel· &On. , Brown and Larry Taylor ot cine Went tbroujh four inning, of tight ball before Radne br_.e the ice in the top at the fifth' with tnYo bl& rum . .Pomeroy came ritht iNick ift Lh~ir haU of the same lnDillt with five rqn•. and after the T'ornaaoe• bad· icored a single tallY in the Mxth. the Pan· ther$ also eame baCk tO .acore an· nicln' ·~:,;~;~•:1.~\~ run 'in the o In the tint with out Don Woll(e was safe on Mltetl'•·_,;~dlU Guflam wu walk~ and L came thtouib \\'ith ti doU.bte A FlYII'IG sr1utr 7'0WAR&> HIS ,7'HIRP :Z00-1(11' !S~ASOII. score Wolle. Racin·e JUmped on BroWn ftJt two b1l runs In the fttth . Bo11 Taylor ain&led, and Don Wolife was safe on \fowery'a error. ~ He ean;_t oUt of. 1'ib teJt-in1po.stp 4t1tdU~e at a t'-~ 'ca-mp in tHe PIOili!a K••• MG'n<fl't ~·~ oMQil>· ed a dtvolee; t~onf, bif wue, Dorri. SIJiee G~f:n'eral Ma~.'~Jtr J~ Cron¥J ·~ f th If..... o. · · h 1d t ted · thi P:reot: ltms were tWe onty reason lie PlailA't re&l(lotttd to the team mady weeD qO, rt w'at expected tbilt hi would be rejoiniu the club :USt/ t:s p!.~al Bia: Bob '1C, & 0 ." Loukt came for his 9io' total. He hi.d an IVertt*Ough with a niee flve a:ame age of 189 per ill•1e. s«lrtea Of 99ft In the Ht.llnke-Glen· Paul Clifford allo went a.loni w.7 Handicap toureny at Clncin· tor the ride U be hit only 8MI n4tL Sunday night and hls handl· actual and his h-.ndicap of !19 pins ~lip of 70 pins nve hJm a total of gave him a total of 943. Clifford liJa, and put b1m hilth np in the · had games of 181, 182, 1!19, 1118 lf:.OdlDP, Lilt year 1066 was and 204 for hia 884 total . He averfor aevettt~ place In the five aged 176 for the five a:ames. .g e tourney, but scores are I i •foj milch higher this ''"'on. · f;tartlng slowly, Louks had gam- .e..{ ol 181, Its, 201, 23~ aM lip, Pennant Over Tribe CLEVElAND, 0. UP- The Am- Leag"'e per\llant, won last , by the Cleveland Indians I recnrd 111 victories, will the Tribe'::~ lakcfro!'lt ~u,~icip.!'! Stadium here the nigh& of May That evenim: has been deslgnatt!d Special r'\chlevement Night by th~ Tribe management. The pennan"t ra'llifhg ceremonies . will precede an Indians-White Sox game. w J E ---W, VA. WIILIYAN ' TRACK CHAM~S .,, W. Vs . UP- West ft Vi~~::~~~~~~; Wesleyan ruled today as the new Weri \"ltkittll · lfltwcot. leglate Conference track and field ~ham~ion while Fa!rm~nt held a l~ad in the golf tournament and Bethal1'y Was mit iri .f ront in the teDQti cham:pJoniiiiPI. D ' - I NATIONAL U:AGUE TAm . BrOOklYD ..... Milwau~ --·New Yotl: ----· Chicoto • -----· W 21 12 11 1Z L : U 11 Pet, .tiiiRICAN ASSOCIATI!IN f".n w Minn.-eapol.bl -•• :: lT Gil ,$13 fYf L ..... .522: t ~on~al ----·n e .739' .500:~ - •~- PittsburJh ___ 1CI 13 S~. Lou'lt------ · 8. 1Z Cmcinnltl --.. -- · " lt 1 "' .... Pht'ladel;."" "'1 8 1" pn~ _,..,. ._ " ·~ ,.o)o • ,MO.,.y'• 1~11• e If Syra!oae -----· 8 lz No gam Is .tehed~ ~ Tu..,.1(1. Ptdf... ~W,, · Toledo - -- ----- IZ 13 .flO Chori..IDD __ -- 10 10 .teO Deav~r -.. ---- . I() 17 ,370 . r.d!anapofu' ... 8 ~ .Me - ; ' a RoriliJ.. .i)OO .ioo ' To1e.,o 3 Omaba ~i ·~ i ~ ~. Montreal f Ci>~lilii1 ' . • ' ' · Sii• for Philo OJ><nt the '""ke•d wltk her ,..a· ,. ( '· Mr. and Mrs. Max •Meinhart 11Pcnt the weekend with' in Columbus. . Mr. and Mn. Jlijl1e~ JiM!rlpi1nd 11on Stevie of Richwood, W. Va., were we.ekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. 1tay PhUa hi.a · al St. liuut~t . D'11b't -Slmm0n10-0 va: Arroyo 1-0. ~~Y..s· iJIW'tet Sparil dd d'tJ&btet Ellen'. Mrf. JJ.qle! Hawley BJ3d dill~"· ters of cbtu.m.~us spetlt Iii, vfe&, end witli her parentS, Mr. itu! Mrs. Albert SmitH. ' ! • .,_ IIU'.' ' . and M'r1. Denzil GoealeiJJ bul lneta vi,iton lo Colu.Jp- @n d ••- -·· Saturd11y. Stdie Witkham i.t ill tt her home, Union .o\ve. Mn. E.l,t'tler Wiek.h.\lm viJitid ber nio'thef~ Mr.J. Julfa D.avfs, Gatiipoli& Suri'dt)' aftunoon. Mra. Alma TbolnPIOD ol Colurnbus and Mr. fnd Mrs. Roy Wrtpt DElio HJA1" N'ilw m..-. The Red SOx zrew eVen more hopeful when th'ey learned that William~ tried to tet a seat on a plaoe from Ml.amUo NewArk, N. dity ~(JI!f''Ji 1., the Cifst available ~Jane north Moil~y night. s1rl~e he had ho feSe'rV.!i.Hon ~e Was asked to "staJld• by" an~ the~e , .lfo~Jd have bettn room lor hiJtJ . But .when '""""" llr1. Ueltn Kta. RIMOn Barr, alri. lin. Chrltty Yeauaer. Ilia Of Buchtel a-pent Mottter's Day !vaa.~ with Mr.. Uefta Hoeflieh. · Allen Gh111se of Hintln;ton wu the weeiead JU,elt Of fJJs mofher, Mn. .Jofm. Cbasf. and ·• oiP c.bvln z•nettfll8'owke Mrs. Mr. aU fainllt I)! luMt'i · af Mr. aild Jr. Bail>, lin. K.,.. Rooab, lln.4 U.. S. NUM, Jlts. Ltwit Walbr,"7' _. Mh.• AJttert. B•er~ Mn. 'bJpW Sit- .• JOD, ~ lin. f'rtd Jlfea., lll'id 6od. ~· * Darutr, Mn. IJUII Wat10n aqd!f' lin. HeJea &rklr. Walth· Kauffmlll ftatlfax; l!if:asl., ate fler inothU;' Rorhtl ll<>aah, lira. lluiJ Mn. John ltott, lin. .Jotrn • liffr. and ~er rtHaliVH. Lou and lJit)"d Baktr ............~··-· ' Mr . .... IIIQ, . LAK:i I iook .~~~at 7:.3~ P.· rn: _ , day nia:ili tv'O.Hlms wws nm•nora,.l I to be found . " ... > All Williams said 'Yaa that "I have no immediate piiJis." Williams was fOJ'diat both to his ~ t * F.ttt tiellvelj . ·* ·eonvcinietrt TvJillt e1tranttd wife aiid to her attomljf Wflliam Ward, and wflen the df• vorce ptoaedin1s were eomplettd Grabam tllen doubled to left he walked ovei and aalct "I want field to .teore both runners, but tq til'lilk yod for b'eilrg big ltag(le' was out at third Uue tr)'in-g to all the way." stretkh the hit into a triple. ' Pomeray came right back In ber brief testimo11y~ Mrs. WU~ their haM wlth five big runt. llama riate'd sim'pty that "We just Witaon led ofJ with a triple, didn't a'loDa," and that "I Mitch ,s ingled to score Wilson, don't think Ted ever Wanted to be .and Mowery follows with another married." triple to plate 1\.ll~b . Smith al&o At the rtquest of WiUlam11' at..»ingled to acore Mowery, and after Hubbard was hit . by a torney. it was a1reed that none of pllehed· ban Brown also singled the terms ot the finar.cial settle- · ment would be to I<!OI'e both Smith and Hubbard. Jn the sixth Thei8111, who had placed Brown u pit-cher in top of the sldh, led off with triple. Sh'eridan came with a single to score with the laat run ot the game. Bill Sheridan, Jlot.l Wilson, Gene Mitch and Mowery all had two hlt.s to pace the Panthers, while Cundiff had two singlea tor Racine . Harold Brown was the winning plreher for the Panthers as he came throtlgh with a nice eMort. The 1ine score; · Racine 100 021 IJ.--4.6-1 Pomeroy 000 0!11 :J~:---6·12-2 ' r o Mayl5th •. ' . F_l Sit~ Hq r· ~ I 'BoATING:.•-··,. · For· . . *· Good QualifY * dftd;.·Gf «tet.Hlilfa'Sfyiis ' . ' L Observes Birth(tay ' 'i - '. -· pPi!NI~IG SUND.\v' SWIMMING ' ,, - ' nning A New ............ ------ ---Meet .the successor to the c.o.E. SEE US FOR New Kohler . SPECIAL ON AmerlconStandord Hew Lawson _. and l1•iggs Steel Medicine CobiMb '· ''We Service Enrything We Sell" Wesley f'ry PLUM:!~TIHG %31 111111 St. Kid Matthews, Phone US%-1 ' ~ . MI~PoJ;' ~ Who Fought Both, Picks' Marciano· ' . sllAliJlLE, f , 1- .\ Wn~. ' UP- liarry 'Kld" M•«hewa who fouaht 'botll heavyweitht kinG Rocky Marciano and challenger Don. f~Jslll .prec:Ue1ed tod•1' tllat tlli champion would ret1in hl1 trown b)' a knockout before tbe end oi the ,,, .. .,. .' - ,~ ' • . 't:" - . '' ' ''YOU It SUNRISE TO SUNSIt STATic-.~· Mr. IJUJ Mn. Harry Weaad other relatlve:t• they will mid-e. 11teJ ,.,. aceompanied by Jilr. and Mn Grave• who returned home ill tfle evenin1. n:libt- Wtclnild•r'• G.lj..M Chicago at Bostoa Kansas City at Ba.itiinote Detrolt at Wbbi~~ Cle\leland at New Yof.Jt. On 93rd Birlhd, ·dlnl tri' to )'llaP,nt Pall• ud viJJted IJI COoltoa, luiSday with Canada were •ettend .runt• of bi.J mother, llrt. Aloau lttUJ. their 1(1<, ..a Mtw ·l lal)ill lllu Barbara Alia wer.r-. and •l:l.Cf Mrs. EYerMt tUtdtnt nUtH •• · Ho~ Hospital . Jaeanor s. Schaat, ill eporl. SOciety Editor - ~hOne 6079 Lucille Bearbo Jlawkint,. P.omeroy.Society lldilo~-Phone 6~44 Chitleot•o a! Denvet, ••I• Mrs. Watlrifls llr. end ilro. Doll 'homo -.o.~ •Iter .... rtiiii'Md Friday ,...,. J:Mtr Mr. ood 1111. Earl I>tlmJ Sr. oft4 ' Q)' •• .Personals • St. Paul ....... lf 11 .11110 r,.out.ovnJe ..... 11 12 .0:.0 --~---- 12 1 Ricbmon8 ----- TRe D'aih! Sendner c;• o• om•ra-. --.,------ uJ a • .e!JO .431 11 Rootn.der ----- ll ~ -~~ .400 11~ Qolumf>Ua' ------ 40 1t -~e ffioyana ---·-- .• Jt .41!1 .391 i2 a.lftllo .. :.·.~ - . f- Jill ,...,. t• Tororato II .flO 10 L ""· fl ..f81,) IJ!dtanapolit a! r.lirutenpOIIs, rala J Totonto t3 Mclliaol>itt LOuisville at st. Paul, .wet grouiljfj 11:-r.;r:n at Cbieaco-New~ B~ff~lo at ~~lit~f ~ w .e~ther· , oam.. THat Ma~:~t v~t p=-::~:&,~3 combe . .Y•J#~er h·) · di"a weatt'it!t CharlCtton _at Denver ·· ' Kansu City at aatn~oJ.e nia:ht New ork at· Cinciil'D'atl,. n·flht Ha:val\'a atT, ' :~_ ,IJTokdo ol llmaha -Rmhi <H "' BYr<l 1,~ -Anto.-~l 2.3 •• K(lpl(oteln !Wj' 1 ~vllie at St. Paul Cleveland at New YOJt., nt""ht-. PittabLr,-.~ at r.iilwa'Uke·e, ,nii.nt 142ntr.eal oi• .· lo;i ~. B to at l ial'l) ID:<U~~;napoU& at. Mlnneapolis • -Swk:t.ij " t. 2-3 v• ibh' n · , on o.o Lemon IH va Lar _ sen 1.0 ·· ,· · . . • ·- 'et BOb Louks Totals 10651ln Cincy ...., ·,, ~·- ' ' I '' ,., f { • ,. j ' ,.•. .l . '. .,!' , I'·, ''· ·: ,.· . . . .. . · ~~ r . I· -. ·' ,. • - ' ~·"7 IM mO.Ii • C~s:flllii.:X. ".' bf&, broid pa.i~.• ' ,. :J L ' ..' .~,' i_:,~'!~~ ~ ~ ·~-· , /r ....; '~ ' ~~\;·,. I ... ; ' f .... ,;,Mt~~ ~ ,..,.·_ ,, t~t~itftl l • Mr. and Mrs. Warren Bennett and sons and Miss Maxine Ben· neu,, Columbus, &pent tbe Dlber~ · at Marsha.IJ "· .......... ' . Mrs. Me~ l!irtbday spent of ' Mc•urrlift8 and .ton .,11 ;:;'iji~~;.:·;;; itarmet..w..vvi5ltlng •. Mn. Downlhg Rous.b .Is In ebarge d the H.at Shop wblle Mri. Burr ·rorreet is in Fremoal V'llitlnl her:1daughter and son· ln·l••· ·). • · ,, Mr. and Mra. ,L&wrente ... ~ .....,.....,.. ~ ' '1 .• With Mr11 .. Ruby Me- ' ' Huntinrton, .." '"' • · .if,._;.:and~ ' . Wilb-ur Ashley, tld'ntir,., ldd Bob, sophomore Lb.F. l'hou, lltill week· endt wlth.'t).fr. and ·Mn. Charles ~en~~:);tt ab'd daughter, Jean. Qulc:br, fo• i ·~ -' ·· • ~ <· . it"'-Get- ..., lt . �.. '. Wttliams Mum. W L Pfl:t. Ga 17 7 .703 14 8 .836 2 1' 8 .636 2 0.t<Oit - ---- -- If 10. .ll83 3 Nansu City---~ I 13 .4()9 7 Washington -- · 9· 14. .311 7~ Fla Uf-Onl,- Te<l Bos~n --- ~ - ~-- 9 16 .ae:e 8~ ----- 7lli:t~ 1?, tts .292 10 "U t tana• knew ·wJTether ht would_ Baltimore Mlmlaf'• 11 rtfoift. the hit-st.aiV~ Borton Red No games scheduled SOx. Tues4•Y"• Prok•t• Pltchvs · Bat 11 uiual Ted wu nowher.e Chieaa:o at &ston-Harahman '2·2 or KeeaaR 0..1 va: ~SUllivan 2-f to c c found. hHisGoing · Ttt.So:x 6--4 In • AMERif.AN LEAGUE T..m Clto!lanoi -- -- Chicago - - ---- · New York ---·.- JIU.Uu:. • I; ly A:ian """" Ahead. IIAitYIJJ'qi If H, Tomad.YesH t>f;.Rc"r 5Ht:JRT-571:JP, OF'F 7'() Pom:ero)"'s up and coming tbe:'ii took a 8-4 decliion the Racine Torn1doa ori 1:11 field liSt nilbt Brown 'nd Charlie .,.,;;;,., sill: ttit ball to set the batk for the seeond time this, tel· &On. , Brown and Larry Taylor ot cine Went tbroujh four inning, of tight ball before Radne br_.e the ice in the top at the fifth' with tnYo bl& rum . .Pomeroy came ritht iNick ift Lh~ir haU of the same lnDillt with five rqn•. and after the T'ornaaoe• bad· icored a single tallY in the Mxth. the Pan· ther$ also eame baCk tO .acore an· nicln' ·~:,;~;~•:1.~\~ run 'in the o In the tint with out Don Woll(e was safe on Mltetl'•·_,;~dlU Guflam wu walk~ and L came thtouib \\'ith ti doU.bte A FlYII'IG sr1utr 7'0WAR&> HIS ,7'HIRP :Z00-1(11' !S~ASOII. score Wolle. Racin·e JUmped on BroWn ftJt two b1l runs In the fttth . Bo11 Taylor ain&led, and Don Wolife was safe on \fowery'a error. ~ He ean;_t oUt of. 1'ib teJt-in1po.stp 4t1tdU~e at a t'-~ 'ca-mp in tHe PIOili!a K••• MG'n<fl't ~·~ oMQil>· ed a dtvolee; t~onf, bif wue, Dorri. SIJiee G~f:n'eral Ma~.'~Jtr J~ Cron¥J ·~ f th If..... o. · · h 1d t ted · thi P:reot: ltms were tWe onty reason lie PlailA't re&l(lotttd to the team mady weeD qO, rt w'at expected tbilt hi would be rejoiniu the club :USt/ t:s p!.~al Bia: Bob '1C, & 0 ." Loukt came for his 9io' total. He hi.d an IVertt*Ough with a niee flve a:ame age of 189 per ill•1e. s«lrtea Of 99ft In the Ht.llnke-Glen· Paul Clifford allo went a.loni w.7 Handicap toureny at Clncin· tor the ride U be hit only 8MI n4tL Sunday night and hls handl· actual and his h-.ndicap of !19 pins ~lip of 70 pins nve hJm a total of gave him a total of 943. Clifford liJa, and put b1m hilth np in the · had games of 181, 182, 1!19, 1118 lf:.OdlDP, Lilt year 1066 was and 204 for hia 884 total . He averfor aevettt~ place In the five aged 176 for the five a:ames. .g e tourney, but scores are I i •foj milch higher this ''"'on. · f;tartlng slowly, Louks had gam- .e..{ ol 181, Its, 201, 23~ aM lip, Pennant Over Tribe CLEVElAND, 0. UP- The Am- Leag"'e per\llant, won last , by the Cleveland Indians I recnrd 111 victories, will the Tribe'::~ lakcfro!'lt ~u,~icip.!'! Stadium here the nigh& of May That evenim: has been deslgnatt!d Special r'\chlevement Night by th~ Tribe management. The pennan"t ra'llifhg ceremonies . will precede an Indians-White Sox game. w J E ---W, VA. WIILIYAN ' TRACK CHAM~S .,, W. Vs . UP- West ft Vi~~::~~~~~~; Wesleyan ruled today as the new Weri \"ltkittll · lfltwcot. leglate Conference track and field ~ham~ion while Fa!rm~nt held a l~ad in the golf tournament and Bethal1'y Was mit iri .f ront in the teDQti cham:pJoniiiiPI. D ' - I NATIONAL U:AGUE TAm . BrOOklYD ..... Milwau~ --·New Yotl: ----· Chicoto • -----· W 21 12 11 1Z L : U 11 Pet, .tiiiRICAN ASSOCIATI!IN f".n w Minn.-eapol.bl -•• :: lT Gil ,$13 fYf L ..... .522: t ~on~al ----·n e .739' .500:~ - •~- PittsburJh ___ 1CI 13 S~. Lou'lt------ · 8. 1Z Cmcinnltl --.. -- · " lt 1 "' .... Pht'ladel;."" "'1 8 1" pn~ _,..,. ._ " ·~ ,.o)o • ,MO.,.y'• 1~11• e If Syra!oae -----· 8 lz No gam Is .tehed~ ~ Tu..,.1(1. Ptdf... ~W,, · Toledo - -- ----- IZ 13 .flO Chori..IDD __ -- 10 10 .teO Deav~r -.. ---- . I() 17 ,370 . r.d!anapofu' ... 8 ~ .Me - ; ' a RoriliJ.. .i)OO .ioo ' To1e.,o 3 Omaba ~i ·~ i ~ ~. Montreal f Ci>~lilii1 ' . • ' ' · Sii• for Philo OJ><nt the '""ke•d wltk her ,..a· ,. ( '· Mr. and Mrs. Max •Meinhart 11Pcnt the weekend with' in Columbus. . Mr. and Mn. Jlijl1e~ JiM!rlpi1nd 11on Stevie of Richwood, W. Va., were we.ekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. 1tay PhUa hi.a · al St. liuut~t . D'11b't -Slmm0n10-0 va: Arroyo 1-0. ~~Y..s· iJIW'tet Sparil dd d'tJ&btet Ellen'. Mrf. JJ.qle! Hawley BJ3d dill~"· ters of cbtu.m.~us spetlt Iii, vfe&, end witli her parentS, Mr. itu! Mrs. Albert SmitH. ' ! • .,_ IIU'.' ' . and M'r1. Denzil GoealeiJJ bul lneta vi,iton lo Colu.Jp- @n d ••- -·· Saturd11y. Stdie Witkham i.t ill tt her home, Union .o\ve. Mn. E.l,t'tler Wiek.h.\lm viJitid ber nio'thef~ Mr.J. Julfa D.avfs, Gatiipoli& Suri'dt)' aftunoon. Mra. Alma TbolnPIOD ol Colurnbus and Mr. fnd Mrs. Roy Wrtpt DElio HJA1" N'ilw m..-. The Red SOx zrew eVen more hopeful when th'ey learned that William~ tried to tet a seat on a plaoe from Ml.amUo NewArk, N. dity ~(JI!f''Ji 1., the Cifst available ~Jane north Moil~y night. s1rl~e he had ho feSe'rV.!i.Hon ~e Was asked to "staJld• by" an~ the~e , .lfo~Jd have bettn room lor hiJtJ . But .when '""""" llr1. Ueltn Kta. RIMOn Barr, alri. lin. Chrltty Yeauaer. Ilia Of Buchtel a-pent Mottter's Day !vaa.~ with Mr.. Uefta Hoeflieh. · Allen Gh111se of Hintln;ton wu the weeiead JU,elt Of fJJs mofher, Mn. .Jofm. Cbasf. and ·• oiP c.bvln z•nettfll8'owke Mrs. Mr. aU fainllt I)! luMt'i · af Mr. aild Jr. Bail>, lin. K.,.. Rooab, lln.4 U.. S. NUM, Jlts. Ltwit Walbr,"7' _. Mh.• AJttert. B•er~ Mn. 'bJpW Sit- .• JOD, ~ lin. f'rtd Jlfea., lll'id 6od. ~· * Darutr, Mn. IJUII Wat10n aqd!f' lin. HeJea &rklr. Walth· Kauffmlll ftatlfax; l!if:asl., ate fler inothU;' Rorhtl ll<>aah, lira. lluiJ Mn. John ltott, lin. .Jotrn • liffr. and ~er rtHaliVH. Lou and lJit)"d Baktr ............~··-· ' Mr . .... IIIQ, . LAK:i I iook .~~~at 7:.3~ P.· rn: _ , day nia:ili tv'O.Hlms wws nm•nora,.l I to be found . " ... > All Williams said 'Yaa that "I have no immediate piiJis." Williams was fOJ'diat both to his ~ t * F.ttt tiellvelj . ·* ·eonvcinietrt TvJillt e1tranttd wife aiid to her attomljf Wflliam Ward, and wflen the df• vorce ptoaedin1s were eomplettd Grabam tllen doubled to left he walked ovei and aalct "I want field to .teore both runners, but tq til'lilk yod for b'eilrg big ltag(le' was out at third Uue tr)'in-g to all the way." stretkh the hit into a triple. ' Pomeray came right back In ber brief testimo11y~ Mrs. WU~ their haM wlth five big runt. llama riate'd sim'pty that "We just Witaon led ofJ with a triple, didn't a'loDa," and that "I Mitch ,s ingled to score Wilson, don't think Ted ever Wanted to be .and Mowery follows with another married." triple to plate 1\.ll~b . Smith al&o At the rtquest of WiUlam11' at..»ingled to acore Mowery, and after Hubbard was hit . by a torney. it was a1reed that none of pllehed· ban Brown also singled the terms ot the finar.cial settle- · ment would be to I<!OI'e both Smith and Hubbard. Jn the sixth Thei8111, who had placed Brown u pit-cher in top of the sldh, led off with triple. Sh'eridan came with a single to score with the laat run ot the game. Bill Sheridan, Jlot.l Wilson, Gene Mitch and Mowery all had two hlt.s to pace the Panthers, while Cundiff had two singlea tor Racine . Harold Brown was the winning plreher for the Panthers as he came throtlgh with a nice eMort. The 1ine score; · Racine 100 021 IJ.--4.6-1 Pomeroy 000 0!11 :J~:---6·12-2 ' r o Mayl5th •. ' . F_l Sit~ Hq r· ~ I 'BoATING:.•-··,. · For· . . *· Good QualifY * dftd;.·Gf «tet.Hlilfa'Sfyiis ' . ' L Observes Birth(tay ' 'i - '. -· pPi!NI~IG SUND.\v' SWIMMING ' ,, - ' nning A New ............ ------ ---Meet .the successor to the c.o.E. SEE US FOR New Kohler . SPECIAL ON AmerlconStandord Hew Lawson _. and l1•iggs Steel Medicine CobiMb '· ''We Service Enrything We Sell" Wesley f'ry PLUM:!~TIHG %31 111111 St. Kid Matthews, Phone US%-1 ' ~ . MI~PoJ;' ~ Who Fought Both, Picks' Marciano· ' . sllAliJlLE, f , 1- .\ Wn~. ' UP- liarry 'Kld" M•«hewa who fouaht 'botll heavyweitht kinG Rocky Marciano and challenger Don. f~Jslll .prec:Ue1ed tod•1' tllat tlli champion would ret1in hl1 trown b)' a knockout before tbe end oi the ,,, .. .,. .' - ,~ ' • . 't:" - . '' ' ''YOU It SUNRISE TO SUNSIt STATic-.~· Mr. IJUJ Mn. Harry Weaad other relatlve:t• they will mid-e. 11teJ ,.,. aceompanied by Jilr. and Mn Grave• who returned home ill tfle evenin1. n:libt- Wtclnild•r'• G.lj..M Chicago at Bostoa Kansas City at Ba.itiinote Detrolt at Wbbi~~ Cle\leland at New Yof.Jt. On 93rd Birlhd, ·dlnl tri' to )'llaP,nt Pall• ud viJJted IJI COoltoa, luiSday with Canada were •ettend .runt• of bi.J mother, llrt. Aloau lttUJ. their 1(1<, ..a Mtw ·l lal)ill lllu Barbara Alia wer.r-. and •l:l.Cf Mrs. EYerMt tUtdtnt nUtH •• · Ho~ Hospital . Jaeanor s. Schaat, ill eporl. SOciety Editor - ~hOne 6079 Lucille Bearbo Jlawkint,. P.omeroy.Society lldilo~-Phone 6~44 Chitleot•o a! Denvet, ••I• Mrs. Watlrifls llr. end ilro. Doll 'homo -.o.~ •Iter .... rtiiii'Md Friday ,...,. J:Mtr Mr. ood 1111. Earl I>tlmJ Sr. oft4 ' Q)' •• .Personals • St. Paul ....... lf 11 .11110 r,.out.ovnJe ..... 11 12 .0:.0 --~---- 12 1 Ricbmon8 ----- TRe D'aih! Sendner c;• o• om•ra-. --.,------ uJ a • .e!JO .431 11 Rootn.der ----- ll ~ -~~ .400 11~ Qolumf>Ua' ------ 40 1t -~e ffioyana ---·-- .• Jt .41!1 .391 i2 a.lftllo .. :.·.~ - . f- Jill ,...,. t• Tororato II .flO 10 L ""· fl ..f81,) IJ!dtanapolit a! r.lirutenpOIIs, rala J Totonto t3 Mclliaol>itt LOuisville at st. Paul, .wet grouiljfj 11:-r.;r:n at Cbieaco-New~ B~ff~lo at ~~lit~f ~ w .e~ther· , oam.. THat Ma~:~t v~t p=-::~:&,~3 combe . .Y•J#~er h·) · di"a weatt'it!t CharlCtton _at Denver ·· ' Kansu City at aatn~oJ.e nia:ht New ork at· Cinciil'D'atl,. n·flht Ha:val\'a atT, ' :~_ ,IJTokdo ol llmaha -Rmhi <H "' BYr<l 1,~ -Anto.-~l 2.3 •• K(lpl(oteln !Wj' 1 ~vllie at St. Paul Cleveland at New YOJt., nt""ht-. PittabLr,-.~ at r.iilwa'Uke·e, ,nii.nt 142ntr.eal oi• .· lo;i ~. B to at l ial'l) ID:<U~~;napoU& at. Mlnneapolis • -Swk:t.ij " t. 2-3 v• ibh' n · , on o.o Lemon IH va Lar _ sen 1.0 ·· ,· · . . • ·- 'et BOb Louks Totals 10651ln Cincy ...., ·,, ~·- ' ' I '' ,., f { • ,. j ' ,.•. .l . '. .,!' , I'·, ''· ·: ,.· . . . .. . · ~~ r . I· -. ·' ,. • - ' ~·"7 IM mO.Ii • C~s:flllii.:X. ".' bf&, broid pa.i~.• ' ,. :J L ' ..' .~,' i_:,~'!~~ ~ ~ ·~-· , /r ....; '~ ' ~~\;·,. I ... ; ' f .... ,;,Mt~~ ~ ,..,.·_ ,, t~t~itftl l • Mr. and Mrs. Warren Bennett and sons and Miss Maxine Ben· neu,, Columbus, &pent tbe Dlber~ · at Marsha.IJ "· .......... ' . Mrs. Me~ l!irtbday spent of ' Mc•urrlift8 and .ton .,11 ;:;'iji~~;.:·;;; itarmet..w..vvi5ltlng •. Mn. Downlhg Rous.b .Is In ebarge d the H.at Shop wblle Mri. Burr ·rorreet is in Fremoal V'llitlnl her:1daughter and son· ln·l••· ·). • · ,, Mr. and Mra. ,L&wrente ... ~ .....,.....,.. ~ ' '1 .• With Mr11 .. Ruby Me- ' ' Huntinrton, .." '"' • · .if,._;.:and~ ' . Wilb-ur Ashley, tld'ntir,., ldd Bob, sophomore Lb.F. l'hou, lltill week· endt wlth.'t).fr. and ·Mn. Charles ~en~~:);tt ab'd daughter, Jean. Qulc:br, fo• i ·~ -' ·· • ~ <· . it"'-Get- ..., lt . �• ·. ' ----- • 10, ·1955 .- -..::.:... _ _ _ _ _""'"7'"""-:;;"---·----~----The--=---Oo--=--lly~Se:.:~"'tinel, Pomef'O)'Middleport, Ohio> ---- -~ • J Classified AdJ received by 10 A. M. will be published the same day as received. j ' Bus•n~s~_ServiCEII , I Rates: 2 cen.ts per word, one in· 19$1 nmD V8, ~rd Top. $795. 1 QUH..: K Sl~tVU."l. v.. W~t lcD u , sertioa. Mlnimam cbarae 50c .BlaeUnar's, Pomeroy . ~1-ftc p.. mng b)' i'"'actory ~ Tt·~m-.. 11 1 4 cents per word for three con- - - -·• --- 1 V~:.. .c hf•UIIi.l!r. LUI....LlliiS Jt:w •. H:CUti\le tnsertion.t. 1952 DE SOTA 4 dr .ed. $1'277. ~ LEHS, Pomeruy. \~ -~ Special-One mootb for ~ cents B!-utt.Dar'•, Pomeroy. 6-7-6~ -- ----- ·-~-- - - f"Ok.EMA.l'll t AHHU"l"J i \' !'Ita per word. Bla ett\1 U..'.t: Jt...l1 Al•)l;c.., h.o:).lll ll ,... f1~ ~:.. Full rate of 2 cents per word will 1949 BUICK t_ ck. t4115. be tbanattd for advertising if not pa1\i for before the UHh of ~ach '"' month followint ia5ertio•• Errors i.n Advertising-Should be reported immediateJy. The Daily Sentinel will not be reaponsible . tor more than one lDCorre<:t in· ~7-6tc n.ar'!, Pomeroy. pert T~hh :et.~~ c.~ t'b..,At- 1. 1-&~ ~ lw.Ll CHEVillOLET 2 dr. aed. $12Hiddh.:pon.. &-lft.U - ------77. BlaettQ-11 11, Pomeroy. RADIO & n:.L~V 1~10·~ SL.H.VtC.E. 5-'7..etc ., hon <! :l(IU l:f .it r U App!tatLC~ 1962 DODGE :z dr. sed. $7'i'7. Stor(l \18 W M.. Ln Sl., Pomer!Jy I'-- · Blaettnar'a, Pomeroy. IJ-7-61c: , _ 2·_ 23_-tf____ _ wtion. Complete W1B!1EL Al.JGNMENT '~ HO~SE PAIN'fiNlJ., ~nsid e and o~t L.:J of Thank.\ ud ~~ec:ial Nobelantlng arul brake tervice stde, roof and ciumn Jy; repour· t'iees of Eve.otA printed at reguHacketts' S~tlet)t ' ~ervice, W. in6, Cree e~:~timate!l. Call• after f.l lir clast:llltit ratet. Obituaries Main St., Pum~roy, O~lO. p. m. at 504-J. 5--Z..l2tp published at 1 cent per word . Phone 7111. 5-i-U -C~rged AdJ "e<!ehed by mail or \20 1 I n$uronce i I I ~ B telephone glven carel\U attention. I l l :"lotices .I __ • HOME w~nted for Phone 6173-Y. ----- -·-THlNK.lNlr OF buying IDII,lflnce1 For Sole BUFrt'IET with glus !i KTITENS . knO'bs Guaranteed savlnii up to ::SO"' V. D. EDWARDS, Phont! 35--X, Home 4.3<1.. 1·11-tf $15. WA!SHER 'Ui. David Love 113 Loctat St., Pomeroy. 5-9-Btp t...:OMI'Lt:l't. uwur111JC~t Protouttaa L.Lte, Auto, f1re, Poto. (:aU 001 l..(XUST POSTS. Donald Moore, MtH!, Mw11e~o "t. Ob1u . Syracun. Mh1tp WT'rLED GAS-iulw..tlbOD 11141 8-2-11 lerYice. Set at for pr~ee. . .RUT J...ot,.MO YUB.NJ.TI 1 U at Rutlaad Meeormi<k OEE!RdNG HAYLOADE.R, Delmar , Hann, Raclne, MAX WARD Agent For Farm f.llll-11. Rt. 1. M~·-3lc Bureau Insurance Compan1ea Auto, LUe, Fire. Office Phone Dellcio-ua--=s=T:=I!A-:-" SANDWICHES ---- -~-HEIFER 98. 0..10-U ~ and ~E Hambureers at Jers.ey and Ho16telu CaH by aide, call aftf!r fi, p.m. .. ---:--=--· fMf.J'H'!f Frlendly Cafe at end Faye Powell, Racine, Rt. 1. (21) 6r, bridace. Pomeroy. f..12--30tc 11-11-31< • I. WISH TO EXPRESS MY SIN- 4 larse BUl'LDtNG LOTS -in PDMIROY- 7-room frame located Pomeroy, Ohlo. Good location.! on West Main Street, corner CERE appreciation to my relaSee Ivan Oannan, Pomeroy, lot and garage, out of high watives and friends for their kindOhlo, Rt. 2, at Peach Fork tcr. $5000.00. -neu and 1ympathy during the 1 lllne111 and death of my beloved Road. 5-IJ..7tc RURAL--6-room fr ame wlth elechll6band, Elberfeld. Used R. C. 70 with LOAUER AND ~lricity and running water, oil ' cial thanki to those taking e BLADE. NH automatic baler furnace heat. Outside cellar, 2tJ .,t'o and from the ho~tpital , e $2911.(!0. Univerul .milker, Coacrf's and don to town. ·Ewlni~ Funeral Directors, the op ra~e. and Oliver Plow ., $520000 . .. • ~v . Dale Ra.tlitr, Mr~. Ben Mffl.gs RACINE - 6-room f ra me an d bath . .... Neutzlint;,L the donorR of the r.-8-tf Ol•iver Saleli, Pomeroy. . enclo!>cd porch . SinKle floor, many beautiful flow ers and all who a:-~si stcd in any way at the See ua !t!lr Glt~&s and ('loth Awnt· . water, ehdric1Ly and gns. Nice _ time o£ m.v great aorrow . ings, also VENETI,\ N RLII'IIJS lot. $8000 .00. .. . Mn . 0 . B. Ell.>erf~ld . Call 6271 for estlm11\e. Middle. . . ' ort De 1 Store The Mtddleport Mtnlat.rial Baptist Chllfehes tbi.a BUJnmer. 5 .10.tf MASON~- 1·oom !raml' wlth balh. S:...o ltc P P' _.:. _ ('n ~ l -,<oed porch. E:Jcctrlelty and Asscciab:on met Monday at ~he A discussion · )¥11 held concern· :£61 Lost & Found Ni~ shot II & R 22 REVOI..V EH f g.,~. La rHe lot 80x200 on lnlh- I Fi rs l Baptist Church and eele-l ing the : deve~opment_ of tlfe pl~ns .,..... w1th hol!ltr.·r anrl belt. $17 oo. way Nice location . $B:":iUO.OO. bratcd th e _observance or Ml'lth- f~r the _ Up1o~ Dath• .Vac.alwn or S11RA VfiD . Large dark, Also ~tl!.tar . Rk hat'fl L. t'nk · 1 . ers' Day whtch was held on May RJoble S~hool Wlth .the R_~ v . . Fred :' blue lnm cnl. Vr ry lim id mon, Long BGHom , o 5·7·3tp RF! NTAl -----4 r~om h ou~c w1th new fl. The Rev. Ho·war~ Ruppelt, t. _Garaner·· al!- dun. Fl"lor.t r' have " Stra.y('d !rom Snnnan's humc ··--~--· - - - · bnlh <~nd kt lchuu. -'S 50 00. l l''ir-:~ 1 P:· r~hyterian Church read been made to intcrnt DV·l!-S ::. on Breezy Uci.ghtl . REWARO Clp-Ptl AWNLNo:.JS $1.B8 up in , 1 11 poem "In Memo1·y gl Mother" worker• to attend · the lJ'ubltute slall(ld nor-ch M h~dc-ll vum>tian GROCERY - J.x cellenlly rocated, h. h h h d d . t f • . I'om·el u1 -'"· ' ,..__,~.,. ... tb , . ,Anslftrs ~o the nam e ()£ . ' "' · ' . , l 1111 !"1·· h 1 b· .· , d 1 ~O . w 1~ c a use as~oa par o 10 ·- J'u~~IY anJol e 0 .....,Mike. l' honc 482- J . ~~>'lil•<>. l ' b~mrla , PDrth and ID·,vn funJo:C!> .JsJOc-!14; , _!!1:_ ·· th t! wcr~h . p service at his chur. Mlni&tl"riil · A.saqei~Hon 1tavo ' C( t~re, ten.· ~. ill ~inrl$. ~rcc rs ~on , ~~ c~rl y .. _MotiC'ralt·.,. ov er· 1 {'h and the Rev. C!iremont E. vott>.d lo paY their C~~ ·•[t f• they . · · · - -~lmii\('S . Dai(' Wlppr!, 21~ _. Un-1 lk a d. J otul lJr ll.:c Clnl ,v $f,<100.0!l, 1 ffO\ •t rr ad the pe.raphrase of the attend. . · · · ~ 1 Aur0 Sole~ )(In Avrnuo, Pom cruy, Ohw. W !t~ $..!UOO.OO Uown . halancc tu h v~lll "Sumd.totly Did a Golden At the · nllXt mcdin& !he Rev. 5·6-25tc he fmiln ct'<.l by o·,yn(·r . , Deed" which he and his younx:cr N. D. Bor!le-n 1 Mt. .· Korlab BApl1U8 O. IEV. lleavy Dut y T\HUCK ISl-:D f'URNITURE dAKl1A.JNS 1 .sen, D:~Vid , sang as a duet . Sun- tlB.t,- wjll ~ve , ~harJe of the deAmolia ry trans. Hl!a vy Clark U11ed Rl•frigcrator, $49 up, \lac· 111'/_IA'/' Du/t~ dttY honoring motbeu. v9fli,Qnal •ervi~e -1nd Mr. ·_Styers -" rear fn :l. Flat alel)l du mp an :l . winch Sec Ivan Carman, PomeCleaner $0.06. BAKim ._..,RIC.1' The nev Robert Slyer, p 81 tor fiVe an outline·· and F rcy ,Otl.Jo, Rt . 2, at f'ca.ch Fork cum Ji'\ll"niture. Pbun,.. 6S74-J, Mid(~ · tbe Church or the Naz..r·ene " ~ Ro.od. ll-ll--7tc . _dl_ eport~ 3-19-tl Box 229 Phon• lOI ·Y and president of the Anociaticm, ttf oale 0~ h.is 4~~o~. \. ::=: : : H~tc l:lEW~t. MAr:IUN~ wu in c harge of t he meeting ! a. K. .k.A W L.l.f\ll.:rO:, S~11ti t.:U.--1'1 Tbe lneetlnl cl011ed with a New And Uaed which opened wlth a Clrele of -1 hour Wrecller tter••ct~. D&1 All models repaired by ttliDed LEGAL NOTICE Prayer and DediC'at~on. Mr. Rup- prayer by the ~· ~ 1. Gaid,Phone 822'7. Nillbt Phune 8088X 1 pelt also gave an ouU1ne of hi& DOD<ll!:·PLYMOUTH DEALER&. expert1. Writtea Juanntee OD Arthur L. T~tterson, whuse place sermon "Marveloua Mot.hm" as ner, Ohur<:h ol Cbrl>t. 'lbooo l . ," Club Hru Outilllf ~, U·:N-U' all repAir~ and machinn e:t· of reaJ~~nce '" unknown, is her• a part of the mornin1'1 pro1ram. eept the Necchl tad Elna. bu not I d th t th 16 h. d Cap1f . i 1151 I'LY'!>fOU11H STNri()N WI· Fret home dtmoDJtrfl.thll and " 1 Je B on e t ay During the buslne.~~ meetlnc present lnc)uded !he ·;~· L. A. ot April, A. D. 19&3, Joanne Tat.Mr. Styers named the Chapla.Jna ·.,!_,_ ·••,ron. •717. Bla~ t tnar'tl, Pomeroy Banprter, ·Keith. IUtlt.odllt; , Mr. The Pomeroy Bi&ndtra ,.. at1aebment lnltf\M!t.oat. lree teraon, being plaintiff, filed her for the VIllage Council mee1ing1 • f .. 6--7-6k!. their Mrs. , : I ,. • . boma ettlrnat11 on rep1lrt. petition agaan11t him as def.!ndant and It wu announced that flow. and 1or Iober, dtptldable, honoat In ~lle ~ourt of ~ommon Plea!'!, er~ had been 1ent ·reeentl')' when iD : tervlce aad •ood buyt, Pbone Me~.gs County, Ohao, Case No. the father ·01 Mll.u Bernice Bow- ' .. -. . INSURANC.:I! •· . Aue~rlte-B••·••a·~ M-J. 12,Z93, praying tor divoJ'Irl) from en, Count)" Wekd•f R.l!li.cloua Ed· : I !J'Iboi KEETON'S SEWING auld At'lhur L. 1'alter~on on the ~te•tioa ·hUitructof died In lowe. l:orns-8portam~a~~ ' Geaeni L11bii!Q MACHINE SUVICJ!l ground~; of Wilful Abtn·.nce of sa'ld The various paato~a pled,cd tHeir 'I> ~. lw:t 148 defendant from said pJainUff for ' ' · ROHERTSINSU&ANCE ' .U.INCI' . .. PomeroJ. Oblo. more than nne year last paat .support for the IP~jal annlveri.U'VIa A. ltMerU; AJrn& \iroas Nc&leet of Duly and sary celebratlon.s planned b th Plitae aa.x .....,,., \nde ____ . I I I I Wonted 10 treme Cruelty, nnd plainU!I alau Y • prays for the care, cu~tOdy arid Presbyterian and Mt, Mol'liah N ANTED TO BUY- Lo&J: Oak, c~mrol of the childreu of ~e par. Poplar, BaPWO:Od, Plat, WIIDU1 t1cs hcJ_-cto, reasonable support Al•o OU, fupl11, Buswood and maunlcnanco for s11id ebiJutcn W I lumber, 1reen or dry. 4-4, 8-4, in the future, ••d tor other . pruGood Clean Uaod C1~1 per relic!. :Said cause will be tor 4H, 1-4. DeUvered to our :All Makea and Model• tupper.- Plain1, Ohio, nrd. hearin1 on or after lhe lat. day Caab oa deUvery. Write or 'call of June, .A.. D. bSO. u• for partteulara. The Oblo Joanne Tattersoa Voll11 MIJ. Corp. Pb0>1o C<Ol· ~tp Real Estate I o. n. , '. w(HS-C.H~LfSTON . 'TuiloAv ; - ') ' s£. Ministerial Association Maps . Plans For Vacation Bible School I I I ' ' 10:43 NBC Tonight ------- .e.usr .. 12:00 $\pi ·'·!lll'• "' ,., .' . I "'I 1'.... ! ~ll ' ' = -==-- ' 4-11 =-=:-:-c:::- .4i. Cimler'• · "~=;;;;;,;;===== ' ~ u• .. ,... I Ex: Buv 1 I'M ______ MAr: AT New S im fa hion vou METROPOLITAN --( 14~· For Rent ' •Ill• 111110. . : -P!lY . ~~ ~~-. Z.ll-11 CROW & CROW • ~ Attorneys for PlaJntlff CL,ANING We l'leJI VII ... Dtillve ,., .........,_1(_11_• PASTUI\E. Minnie cine M6, i '!"•- ~ 5 •• """" 61. Holmu, .Ra- 5-Utp room FUiltNISHED -\PART· MENT wilh balh. Private entrance. Call 7- M. WE BUY ' (~) »ate ROOMS for rent. 7f2 E. Main St. Phone 278-X. 4-29-tf ( 17) Help Wanted ur!16: (~) . 3, 10, 17, 24, ln. 71< LEGAL ·NOfiC. Ch~rles Finney, whose leat· known addJ'es1 waa 4300 Rirland Ave., SUclr.way, UJ., I& hereb)' nc>ti· (ivd I bat on th:t 30tb day of Marth 1~, Thelma Fanney, beinr plain· taft, filed her petition aralnst blm as defendant in the Court of Com· mon Pleas, Meigs court, Ohio. Case No. U:283, prayina: for di· vor<e !rom tho "id ~borlco l'lnon lhc •rounds ol .ara .ncgoct of duty and plaiiltiCf .liso pr~ys Cor other prbper · ieJlet. Stud cause wJU be lor beariq. on or aflor the ltth day of MIY l05!1 . 'I'belma FinneY, 1~~1~\Uft. ­ 0 'Urten and O'Bri~n Attorneys for PtaJntlrt I~ 5 12 ID 28; (3- 3 10 6~ I . ·--. ------- fey JimPl!lRIENCF..D GIRL tor . Jcnor-al housr..work . Call 6038-M. 5-Hte Have 2 routc1 open for :ii aooO CARRIERS fnr DISPATCH and COLUMBUS STAR In Middle port. Phone 6321·M or be at of· we are not .bllb comlorted manr lo IIIlo llt!e et 4:00 o'clock, Mlldretl Ja· c:Gbl, 896 J!y.11oll Sl..t,\ .Middlo,porl. O.lo.31< WOMEN with good haadwrlUnl. Add reo, mall poate~ Ul;te · time. Richard Kay, 8Qi Ulll, Belmont, Maasaehuaetta. 4-26-161~ ~ ... ( 18) Employment .. Wonted· : :'• ltOUNt\' IJOWI'<IING mSUBANQI ·AOrcw· a;,.. ..,.. o\utoalibllt, 1 AOOiPIN'l' 11.1/o. t:..ii"' illil'- ' Real Estare 'Broker ltiii-Y I'II:ON. ,. IIUl. "' MU>DUII'OIIT• .01110. "• ~ . .. Glit )liaR ·:-.4 . _,' ~ WfJ!,.~ .. . ' ' \ ' ' ., l; . ' ' . .' '. .·.. .-.r '. . ' ' .• ' "(. �• ·. ' ----- • 10, ·1955 .- -..::.:... _ _ _ _ _""'"7'"""-:;;"---·----~----The--=---Oo--=--lly~Se:.:~"'tinel, Pomef'O)'Middleport, Ohio> ---- -~ • J Classified AdJ received by 10 A. M. will be published the same day as received. j ' Bus•n~s~_ServiCEII , I Rates: 2 cen.ts per word, one in· 19$1 nmD V8, ~rd Top. $795. 1 QUH..: K Sl~tVU."l. v.. W~t lcD u , sertioa. Mlnimam cbarae 50c .BlaeUnar's, Pomeroy . ~1-ftc p.. mng b)' i'"'actory ~ Tt·~m-.. 11 1 4 cents per word for three con- - - -·• --- 1 V~:.. .c hf•UIIi.l!r. LUI....LlliiS Jt:w •. H:CUti\le tnsertion.t. 1952 DE SOTA 4 dr .ed. $1'277. ~ LEHS, Pomeruy. \~ -~ Special-One mootb for ~ cents B!-utt.Dar'•, Pomeroy. 6-7-6~ -- ----- ·-~-- - - f"Ok.EMA.l'll t AHHU"l"J i \' !'Ita per word. Bla ett\1 U..'.t: Jt...l1 Al•)l;c.., h.o:).lll ll ,... f1~ ~:.. Full rate of 2 cents per word will 1949 BUICK t_ ck. t4115. be tbanattd for advertising if not pa1\i for before the UHh of ~ach '"' month followint ia5ertio•• Errors i.n Advertising-Should be reported immediateJy. The Daily Sentinel will not be reaponsible . tor more than one lDCorre<:t in· ~7-6tc n.ar'!, Pomeroy. pert T~hh :et.~~ c.~ t'b..,At- 1. 1-&~ ~ lw.Ll CHEVillOLET 2 dr. aed. $12Hiddh.:pon.. &-lft.U - ------77. BlaettQ-11 11, Pomeroy. RADIO & n:.L~V 1~10·~ SL.H.VtC.E. 5-'7..etc ., hon <! :l(IU l:f .it r U App!tatLC~ 1962 DODGE :z dr. sed. $7'i'7. Stor(l \18 W M.. Ln Sl., Pomer!Jy I'-- · Blaettnar'a, Pomeroy. IJ-7-61c: , _ 2·_ 23_-tf____ _ wtion. Complete W1B!1EL Al.JGNMENT '~ HO~SE PAIN'fiNlJ., ~nsid e and o~t L.:J of Thank.\ ud ~~ec:ial Nobelantlng arul brake tervice stde, roof and ciumn Jy; repour· t'iees of Eve.otA printed at reguHacketts' S~tlet)t ' ~ervice, W. in6, Cree e~:~timate!l. Call• after f.l lir clast:llltit ratet. Obituaries Main St., Pum~roy, O~lO. p. m. at 504-J. 5--Z..l2tp published at 1 cent per word . Phone 7111. 5-i-U -C~rged AdJ "e<!ehed by mail or \20 1 I n$uronce i I I ~ B telephone glven carel\U attention. I l l :"lotices .I __ • HOME w~nted for Phone 6173-Y. ----- -·-THlNK.lNlr OF buying IDII,lflnce1 For Sole BUFrt'IET with glus !i KTITENS . knO'bs Guaranteed savlnii up to ::SO"' V. D. EDWARDS, Phont! 35--X, Home 4.3<1.. 1·11-tf $15. WA!SHER 'Ui. David Love 113 Loctat St., Pomeroy. 5-9-Btp t...:OMI'Lt:l't. uwur111JC~t Protouttaa L.Lte, Auto, f1re, Poto. (:aU 001 l..(XUST POSTS. Donald Moore, MtH!, Mw11e~o "t. Ob1u . Syracun. Mh1tp WT'rLED GAS-iulw..tlbOD 11141 8-2-11 lerYice. Set at for pr~ee. . .RUT J...ot,.MO YUB.NJ.TI 1 U at Rutlaad Meeormi<k OEE!RdNG HAYLOADE.R, Delmar , Hann, Raclne, MAX WARD Agent For Farm f.llll-11. Rt. 1. M~·-3lc Bureau Insurance Compan1ea Auto, LUe, Fire. Office Phone Dellcio-ua--=s=T:=I!A-:-" SANDWICHES ---- -~-HEIFER 98. 0..10-U ~ and ~E Hambureers at Jers.ey and Ho16telu CaH by aide, call aftf!r fi, p.m. .. ---:--=--· fMf.J'H'!f Frlendly Cafe at end Faye Powell, Racine, Rt. 1. (21) 6r, bridace. Pomeroy. f..12--30tc 11-11-31< • I. WISH TO EXPRESS MY SIN- 4 larse BUl'LDtNG LOTS -in PDMIROY- 7-room frame located Pomeroy, Ohlo. Good location.! on West Main Street, corner CERE appreciation to my relaSee Ivan Oannan, Pomeroy, lot and garage, out of high watives and friends for their kindOhlo, Rt. 2, at Peach Fork tcr. $5000.00. -neu and 1ympathy during the 1 lllne111 and death of my beloved Road. 5-IJ..7tc RURAL--6-room fr ame wlth elechll6band, Elberfeld. Used R. C. 70 with LOAUER AND ~lricity and running water, oil ' cial thanki to those taking e BLADE. NH automatic baler furnace heat. Outside cellar, 2tJ .,t'o and from the ho~tpital , e $2911.(!0. Univerul .milker, Coacrf's and don to town. ·Ewlni~ Funeral Directors, the op ra~e. and Oliver Plow ., $520000 . .. • ~v . Dale Ra.tlitr, Mr~. Ben Mffl.gs RACINE - 6-room f ra me an d bath . .... Neutzlint;,L the donorR of the r.-8-tf Ol•iver Saleli, Pomeroy. . enclo!>cd porch . SinKle floor, many beautiful flow ers and all who a:-~si stcd in any way at the See ua !t!lr Glt~&s and ('loth Awnt· . water, ehdric1Ly and gns. Nice _ time o£ m.v great aorrow . ings, also VENETI,\ N RLII'IIJS lot. $8000 .00. .. . Mn . 0 . B. Ell.>erf~ld . Call 6271 for estlm11\e. Middle. . . ' ort De 1 Store The Mtddleport Mtnlat.rial Baptist Chllfehes tbi.a BUJnmer. 5 .10.tf MASON~- 1·oom !raml' wlth balh. S:...o ltc P P' _.:. _ ('n ~ l -,<oed porch. E:Jcctrlelty and Asscciab:on met Monday at ~he A discussion · )¥11 held concern· :£61 Lost & Found Ni~ shot II & R 22 REVOI..V EH f g.,~. La rHe lot 80x200 on lnlh- I Fi rs l Baptist Church and eele-l ing the : deve~opment_ of tlfe pl~ns .,..... w1th hol!ltr.·r anrl belt. $17 oo. way Nice location . $B:":iUO.OO. bratcd th e _observance or Ml'lth- f~r the _ Up1o~ Dath• .Vac.alwn or S11RA VfiD . Large dark, Also ~tl!.tar . Rk hat'fl L. t'nk · 1 . ers' Day whtch was held on May RJoble S~hool Wlth .the R_~ v . . Fred :' blue lnm cnl. Vr ry lim id mon, Long BGHom , o 5·7·3tp RF! NTAl -----4 r~om h ou~c w1th new fl. The Rev. Ho·war~ Ruppelt, t. _Garaner·· al!- dun. Fl"lor.t r' have " Stra.y('d !rom Snnnan's humc ··--~--· - - - · bnlh <~nd kt lchuu. -'S 50 00. l l''ir-:~ 1 P:· r~hyterian Church read been made to intcrnt DV·l!-S ::. on Breezy Uci.ghtl . REWARO Clp-Ptl AWNLNo:.JS $1.B8 up in , 1 11 poem "In Memo1·y gl Mother" worker• to attend · the lJ'ubltute slall(ld nor-ch M h~dc-ll vum>tian GROCERY - J.x cellenlly rocated, h. h h h d d . t f • . I'om·el u1 -'"· ' ,..__,~.,. ... tb , . ,Anslftrs ~o the nam e ()£ . ' "' · ' . , l 1111 !"1·· h 1 b· .· , d 1 ~O . w 1~ c a use as~oa par o 10 ·- J'u~~IY anJol e 0 .....,Mike. l' honc 482- J . ~~>'lil•<>. l ' b~mrla , PDrth and ID·,vn funJo:C!> .JsJOc-!14; , _!!1:_ ·· th t! wcr~h . p service at his chur. Mlni&tl"riil · A.saqei~Hon 1tavo ' C( t~re, ten.· ~. ill ~inrl$. ~rcc rs ~on , ~~ c~rl y .. _MotiC'ralt·.,. ov er· 1 {'h and the Rev. C!iremont E. vott>.d lo paY their C~~ ·•[t f• they . · · · - -~lmii\('S . Dai(' Wlppr!, 21~ _. Un-1 lk a d. J otul lJr ll.:c Clnl ,v $f,<100.0!l, 1 ffO\ •t rr ad the pe.raphrase of the attend. . · · · ~ 1 Aur0 Sole~ )(In Avrnuo, Pom cruy, Ohw. W !t~ $..!UOO.OO Uown . halancc tu h v~lll "Sumd.totly Did a Golden At the · nllXt mcdin& !he Rev. 5·6-25tc he fmiln ct'<.l by o·,yn(·r . , Deed" which he and his younx:cr N. D. Bor!le-n 1 Mt. .· Korlab BApl1U8 O. IEV. lleavy Dut y T\HUCK ISl-:D f'URNITURE dAKl1A.JNS 1 .sen, D:~Vid , sang as a duet . Sun- tlB.t,- wjll ~ve , ~harJe of the deAmolia ry trans. Hl!a vy Clark U11ed Rl•frigcrator, $49 up, \lac· 111'/_IA'/' Du/t~ dttY honoring motbeu. v9fli,Qnal •ervi~e -1nd Mr. ·_Styers -" rear fn :l. Flat alel)l du mp an :l . winch Sec Ivan Carman, PomeCleaner $0.06. BAKim ._..,RIC.1' The nev Robert Slyer, p 81 tor fiVe an outline·· and F rcy ,Otl.Jo, Rt . 2, at f'ca.ch Fork cum Ji'\ll"niture. Pbun,.. 6S74-J, Mid(~ · tbe Church or the Naz..r·ene " ~ Ro.od. ll-ll--7tc . _dl_ eport~ 3-19-tl Box 229 Phon• lOI ·Y and president of the Anociaticm, ttf oale 0~ h.is 4~~o~. \. ::=: : : H~tc l:lEW~t. MAr:IUN~ wu in c harge of t he meeting ! a. K. .k.A W L.l.f\ll.:rO:, S~11ti t.:U.--1'1 Tbe lneetlnl cl011ed with a New And Uaed which opened wlth a Clrele of -1 hour Wrecller tter••ct~. D&1 All models repaired by ttliDed LEGAL NOTICE Prayer and DediC'at~on. Mr. Rup- prayer by the ~· ~ 1. Gaid,Phone 822'7. Nillbt Phune 8088X 1 pelt also gave an ouU1ne of hi& DOD<ll!:·PLYMOUTH DEALER&. expert1. Writtea Juanntee OD Arthur L. T~tterson, whuse place sermon "Marveloua Mot.hm" as ner, Ohur<:h ol Cbrl>t. 'lbooo l . ," Club Hru Outilllf ~, U·:N-U' all repAir~ and machinn e:t· of reaJ~~nce '" unknown, is her• a part of the mornin1'1 pro1ram. eept the Necchl tad Elna. bu not I d th t th 16 h. d Cap1f . i 1151 I'LY'!>fOU11H STNri()N WI· Fret home dtmoDJtrfl.thll and " 1 Je B on e t ay During the buslne.~~ meetlnc present lnc)uded !he ·;~· L. A. ot April, A. D. 19&3, Joanne Tat.Mr. Styers named the Chapla.Jna ·.,!_,_ ·••,ron. •717. Bla~ t tnar'tl, Pomeroy Banprter, ·Keith. IUtlt.odllt; , Mr. The Pomeroy Bi&ndtra ,.. at1aebment lnltf\M!t.oat. lree teraon, being plaintiff, filed her for the VIllage Council mee1ing1 • f .. 6--7-6k!. their Mrs. , : I ,. • . boma ettlrnat11 on rep1lrt. petition agaan11t him as def.!ndant and It wu announced that flow. and 1or Iober, dtptldable, honoat In ~lle ~ourt of ~ommon Plea!'!, er~ had been 1ent ·reeentl')' when iD : tervlce aad •ood buyt, Pbone Me~.gs County, Ohao, Case No. the father ·01 Mll.u Bernice Bow- ' .. -. . INSURANC.:I! •· . Aue~rlte-B••·••a·~ M-J. 12,Z93, praying tor divoJ'Irl) from en, Count)" Wekd•f R.l!li.cloua Ed· : I !J'Iboi KEETON'S SEWING auld At'lhur L. 1'alter~on on the ~te•tioa ·hUitructof died In lowe. l:orns-8portam~a~~ ' Geaeni L11bii!Q MACHINE SUVICJ!l ground~; of Wilful Abtn·.nce of sa'ld The various paato~a pled,cd tHeir 'I> ~. lw:t 148 defendant from said pJainUff for ' ' · ROHERTSINSU&ANCE ' .U.INCI' . .. PomeroJ. Oblo. more than nne year last paat .support for the IP~jal annlveri.U'VIa A. ltMerU; AJrn& \iroas Nc&leet of Duly and sary celebratlon.s planned b th Plitae aa.x .....,,., \nde ____ . I I I I Wonted 10 treme Cruelty, nnd plainU!I alau Y • prays for the care, cu~tOdy arid Presbyterian and Mt, Mol'liah N ANTED TO BUY- Lo&J: Oak, c~mrol of the childreu of ~e par. Poplar, BaPWO:Od, Plat, WIIDU1 t1cs hcJ_-cto, reasonable support Al•o OU, fupl11, Buswood and maunlcnanco for s11id ebiJutcn W I lumber, 1reen or dry. 4-4, 8-4, in the future, ••d tor other . pruGood Clean Uaod C1~1 per relic!. :Said cause will be tor 4H, 1-4. DeUvered to our :All Makea and Model• tupper.- Plain1, Ohio, nrd. hearin1 on or after lhe lat. day Caab oa deUvery. Write or 'call of June, .A.. D. bSO. u• for partteulara. The Oblo Joanne Tattersoa Voll11 MIJ. Corp. Pb0>1o C<Ol· ~tp Real Estate I o. n. , '. w(HS-C.H~LfSTON . 'TuiloAv ; - ') ' s£. Ministerial Association Maps . Plans For Vacation Bible School I I I ' ' 10:43 NBC Tonight ------- .e.usr .. 12:00 $\pi ·'·!lll'• "' ,., .' . I "'I 1'.... ! ~ll ' ' = -==-- ' 4-11 =-=:-:-c:::- .4i. Cimler'• · "~=;;;;;,;;===== ' ~ u• .. ,... I Ex: Buv 1 I'M ______ MAr: AT New S im fa hion vou METROPOLITAN --( 14~· For Rent ' •Ill• 111110. . : -P!lY . ~~ ~~-. Z.ll-11 CROW & CROW • ~ Attorneys for PlaJntlff CL,ANING We l'leJI VII ... Dtillve ,., .........,_1(_11_• PASTUI\E. Minnie cine M6, i '!"•- ~ 5 •• """" 61. Holmu, .Ra- 5-Utp room FUiltNISHED -\PART· MENT wilh balh. Private entrance. Call 7- M. WE BUY ' (~) »ate ROOMS for rent. 7f2 E. Main St. Phone 278-X. 4-29-tf ( 17) Help Wanted ur!16: (~) . 3, 10, 17, 24, ln. 71< LEGAL ·NOfiC. Ch~rles Finney, whose leat· known addJ'es1 waa 4300 Rirland Ave., SUclr.way, UJ., I& hereb)' nc>ti· (ivd I bat on th:t 30tb day of Marth 1~, Thelma Fanney, beinr plain· taft, filed her petition aralnst blm as defendant in the Court of Com· mon Pleas, Meigs court, Ohio. Case No. U:283, prayina: for di· vor<e !rom tho "id ~borlco l'lnon lhc •rounds ol .ara .ncgoct of duty and plaiiltiCf .liso pr~ys Cor other prbper · ieJlet. Stud cause wJU be lor beariq. on or aflor the ltth day of MIY l05!1 . 'I'belma FinneY, 1~~1~\Uft. ­ 0 'Urten and O'Bri~n Attorneys for PtaJntlrt I~ 5 12 ID 28; (3- 3 10 6~ I . ·--. ------- fey JimPl!lRIENCF..D GIRL tor . Jcnor-al housr..work . Call 6038-M. 5-Hte Have 2 routc1 open for :ii aooO CARRIERS fnr DISPATCH and COLUMBUS STAR In Middle port. Phone 6321·M or be at of· we are not .bllb comlorted manr lo IIIlo llt!e et 4:00 o'clock, Mlldretl Ja· c:Gbl, 896 J!y.11oll Sl..t,\ .Middlo,porl. O.lo.31< WOMEN with good haadwrlUnl. Add reo, mall poate~ Ul;te · time. Richard Kay, 8Qi Ulll, Belmont, Maasaehuaetta. 4-26-161~ ~ ... ( 18) Employment .. Wonted· : :'• ltOUNt\' IJOWI'<IING mSUBANQI ·AOrcw· a;,.. ..,.. o\utoalibllt, 1 AOOiPIN'l' 11.1/o. t:..ii"' illil'- ' Real Estare 'Broker ltiii-Y I'II:ON. ,. IIUl. "' MU>DUII'OIIT• .01110. "• ~ . .. Glit )liaR ·:-.4 . _,' ~ WfJ!,.~ .. . ' ' \ ' ' ., l; . ' ' . .' '. .·.. .-.r '. . ' ' .• ' "(. �• •I Hollywood Notes 1 rnen I And entertain· ers t~ere are bein-g Li)5lll. n&w st.ar that dance~, tJ Dr<•tty b\&,t bas no sex •l-•;»oeaL The curvy ehor:·nes and ev 1n Llberaee '.s $50.000. fol · ifd stiU Cotni)et i ho~ front))ltl . MW cele- su.p-ercoloUal .. - .,....P...-r ""/"tl"!.;· ;(" .'j ' , o.,..tol tho lit~ . ~~ Mot~sJJoftored ~t Services Mr. and Mrs. Orville Wiles an( :\Irs. Howard Seldenable were received into the church during the I ;;., Pointi~g·, , ~-qofing :.>'. . · . o·-''s· ~'A. \ r:":,~· V ur _ ... .... ~ ' ,-; EGYPTIAN ~ (Teehn.l~•lor) ' 1'k&er Mature1 Oene Tl~ ·· ~' ·"rbun- n4 f)i., KIJ 11~11 · TEN WANTED MEN .......... On Mareh 31, 195ft, as previously announced, the Nuclear Powe1· "'::::;;~5;~G~r~o~u~p~s~u~b~m~it~te~d~,~t~hr~o~u~gh~~C~m~l)i- ! liiii Single Copy hut• -.. .... ' p ... who Clusten of May nowen, which mitht have rcpreaented an ancient fiowcr a:arden of lone ago waa the aettln.a: and the backaround for the Ratlne High Boys and Girt. . AnnuaJ Spring Concert presented at Ule hlgtl ec:hool auditorium Tuesday evenin1 before a large crowd or mu1ic faru . ·' ' $2110,000 to.- v_,i~ Yettraw. or- lltP: Arlhir, Mm.,on CD-HarrtsQD) l®~•d 011 1 bl:!d.Mrtl.oan tlie IY ~tiU~td ·th,e apprq)ri•tlon blll l"~OD It .. io . ·, Nbmltil>d bY Go'v ,...nil.J. l.a""bo. . /oll\lt.qn -~~~ '\!Itt ~· • lboUibl ~~·· ~oopl't- ah9ul~ kiii/W the Jlo!'Ybllcin • co~tr61111! l.oiblalute fied that all the board• have ta· ken the necessary adion. The members of the orisinltl ~;roup were: American Gas and Electric Service Corporation, PAINT ,· . '· mllllo• t1Q1i1i! 10 ginal r~ _- ~l!;ho't ori- · ·· · ~bljijn 'f•9'JI" ~.. Kline 1,.· i!c>berlt · o~·C!?I!!m~ nld that I\Opu~li<an. erlli~ Jla~ not bttn lhe am(!u.~~ct ·of tbli! ~II but on .,S#ES · I . . P'CMJJ!ds the IM.J.dCet M'Jf not ~alan -' · · · · ~' :U..'tlid ; th• ' 0.Yerl'lor bad NOTHINi ' LiUCI · THII •a;tlc.K' l' JHk ·at . • ,~. .. .umwa . In New Yerlc. Tht suitl~· II a proposett dlppinll Uat.O i)Je aurplu•1 . HOMI .. . . t. H the th.U.IIIt Aller 5 PM to m.eet .current oper,.ijone. ~~~~r . ~~~~:~~~- .. of Mr. Chimp u he tallM ' a i MW frem ,Atrlu, A~E~ . SCQUTf:RS; ,TROOfS ~ONORED AT Keith Peasley ~utline~{ Would Test Reds' Sincerity; Meet In Neutral Land air; special ensemble "Oh What a Beautiful Morning", Rodgers; Mixed, both boy• and girls "On the Conference Pro~ Road to Mandalay", Speaks; "Dey Bon""· Wo,..n; and "Amerieo I Studied By RUII8iaOB Our . Heritage" arranged by Fred av DONALD J. GONZALU Warmg. . p •• Glee Club members are Belly UnJtH ,.... _., c.....,.nc~ent 8f)'MJn, Sbelva Brown, Dolores WASIHNGTON UP-Pl'esident Connolly EniJn Cummins, Ruth Eisenhower llld lOd•J tblt lie il The girl• and boy1 in formal Ann Gau.'t Mary Kay JohnsoD ' ready to attend a Bi&: Four chlefJ dress preeent.ed a program of fiJ. Norma ti.ar Me:KelvQ" Dolor~ 1 of atate meetin1 to test BuW'• teen numbera. The numbers were Kraeuter, Aleta Ruueli, Annabe-l •~ncerity on relievina: world ten. presented b)l tile Mixed group of Rote, Loretta SayrE', Rebecca stons. - . 'both bof• and Jirll, by the Girls Sboctey Gayle Smith Avis Thei116 Mr. ElaenbG~ JBtd, be pre-Glee Club, and by 1pecial ensem- and Barbara ward ' rerred tbat such a top level IDftt. bles, under the direction of the Shirley Bee&l~. · Norma Chap. in& be held in a peutral eoupJrr ln1trumental and Vocaj lnstrue- man, Dorolby Chaney, DonDa and that the meeting 1ut aboat Mrs. J . R. Lee. Circle, CaroJ)'D Cleland. Ruby Hol- three dan. ·· :Among tbe songs ~re "Fill ter Sue Pktens Marilyn Roush n.. Unittd Great 8r._ .thou My Heart" by Youse; "l Be- C~l saJaer, 6audia ShietdJ' 1 tal~ _ , FrHd ttftl' autiiN .. line" by Waring; Girls Glee Club, Nancy Shuler, Emmalee Brewer: invitation Twetdar te such • . "Bell!: of St. Marys", Adalnl; M.arilyn Cleland, Karen Cooper, ....,.,... Meat..,...... . .,. tMt "Stan ,Are Windowt of Heaven", Janice Gillilan Phyllis lble Eliza. the IIIM'tlfll would . . twld arouM Juty, perhaP~ In Switzer.. Walton; "Malaguena", Lecuona; beth Johnsoa. Doreen Norris, BarEntemb1e of Rebecc.-1 S.boell:ey, . Janke Webb and Ei# ..,..., Soviet Premier Nikolai Bulganln RP\b- Gaul, Norma AM Chap- · aaid today bls Jovernment will PIH, :Haney Sf\uler, s.tbara Bob Beegle, Paul study earet\llly the WHl:e:ra infi.. lftd l!:iJetb Wolfe Jim CundifC, lation to a Big Four ooofet"ence pbomore Phi1o1ophy" Hill, Paul Bo.· "at the swamit'Z with Pn1ident Glee "Begin Tboe and Don lolmJoD. Eil:enhower and the.. British and , When Acea:mpJniatl for the group w~ Phyllis lhle. Vary Kay John- French chiefs or llate. Bul.ganiD addrtued rC'JII'eRftt. son, Norma . K. McKelvey and tiVCII Of Dine Eastern European Marilyn Roush. nation• a:athered in Wanaw to form an alliance offsetting tbe Western European defense' or- 1nd1 ' Or Gas, . from Middleporters . by Mijtdtepoot -reo!- wbo were a1Wou1 dr;~- ~~~· · ~;~l':d, !I) help ganizati~a. Allrtftint hr Puce Mr. EiRDho- at a • .,.. raw matedol ~-. have 'been lhoutht ........ :;---:· . ~ . : -,.-- - Be· an'd are electric utilities. Oblo · Power Company Is affiUatcd with the American Gas and Electric Service Corporation. In ·the American Gas aod Electric Complft}' System. ~ne-e repeated hi• pre¥ioas ~ !hat he woll]d I> ""1· j w~ ~e jf he ~iellf:d: uq - • , , .... that' WIJt: Wahama Seniors Off T.o View Washington, D. C. 'IIwenty-one Wabama weeks, tbe World wOuJ'4.Jbe t~ ed. around. Jfe llld h,,wo:u1d' i.ot 10 to I ehiefl of statel M:eeilnl: b&lit:viq that mp tog•ber with clus advisors aad . cbapecone!i left on Monday momlpc far St!hool ~:;~?,~~:!:fJ otherjoined th.e the two to $Ubmlttlna electric utlli· have orlto psrticlpate in the are Cl"ntral IIHI,oiod Seniol"' D. C. They are · etto retum on Wedaesday Waltin~D. peeted. eveaina:. and uunvi:t J1 u..ntr bll!h·o , ""'"• or ea.l\tf\, -~~l!!l\\',,Powol ""'n'"'''",'ro'j.o,.l to ;_..,.plod bJ AEC, th~ General Electric Cam pan~ w!ll bci prtmo•,.niJ.octl!t and tho Bethtei. CorpO,ati<>O will •0\'t . ''• .! •' I as enaineer-coa&truetor for General Elect.rlc. , The 'cd'mpanhu VJSOC!iated • in this vcntul't'l are or the opinion that tbe proap~ll fur compelltiv!' opcn.tion by aomc future rcacto1· of the boiUna water. DOW warrant, ln the ' thl' thill elclttric national .' ·ne.w .ReA:. • or a ptent This by tbe- t Ut.e family. Tbej''llaif moved to iOGd ~ .come. oL.J top level aild Aliee Ar:tiODa 'for Mn. Boigs' beliHh . meeting, ~ ·.,., Eldred Sherman. Darlene and were enroute home when un~ Faye and Shirley Arlene, found e~epectcd car trouble bad ue:ed up Hitherto, however, the Presihelp in Middleport Tuesday mom- their .money lind they had ~h- dent has aot believed much pod ~'t ing when tbey really needed It. ed Middleport hungry, coltl and could come ol such a meeting." , Mrs. C. H. Wise Jr. met Wade morrt of the children were without Thl PreRdent Mid todaJ' ' Kennedy, ~ustodhur of the Road- shoes. Among those auisting were ,.. fiqfly .....- t• ....,_. ~'be side Park, when she WCltt to the D. S. Harold, James Martin, E. E. in.ltalion to· RuJ&ia becauH it 'ostofflcc early .Tuesday• and he Steiner, Harry Barnea, Kra. ' Wise, ____. ..... t..:.. • r laiiiNW "rtant .. cl.irifv ea II e d hE!r a t tenI1on to t.,.e amily Mrs. Charlotte Perrin Mrs. Shirley the iuuas hid.._. Eut arwt· ..t who were camPed around a fire- Mills, Roger Spencer, Betnice It ne ton..,- lltn.- that.,... place in the park adjoining the Ann Dur!tt, Jack Bechtel, Mrs. could iust llot stvWiom In ;... postolfice property. · !, WiUiam Ault, Mrs. w. B. Harria, fv .... 10 ---' ~ "-WI a. Mrs. o. p . KJ ein. Mrs. C. E. Vance .. ,IIW. _ •co.,,.~ .wue. se •n dHarry \Utlmes, the.,.,,,....... ~ teran insurance man, dlseov«ed J. B. Wayland, Mabel HYaeU, with that the Boggs were without gas Feeney-Bennett Post, No. 128, Mr. Eisenhower said there had for their car or money for rood American Legion &ivi6g a eontri- been a 8J'!IWI!II ...,\lnlettl)hraulh and had camped in tbe park over butioo of money for gq IDd oil , out the -ld IIJa! ~!BA!!Q;!II night. Within a sbort time cloth- lor their ear th:to.Qb their ~t Jill~ come from a c.h iela of state. itt&:, food and money had beerl I commander, Don tioack. me.ling wi(J~ wi!Uid d#in<; ...., to be lnve.tif:ated Jater .by tower . level diplomatJ. liut- abe P,residen.t ' cauiioaed tbAt DD Qbe, lhodld " ei.. · peel that In a few boiuo, da,O:,;, NOMINATIONS OFFICERS MADEBYDAV construction company.· The others ore~nlae 1 non· corpor3tlon ~hlcl1 -t 0011" . ~ . chtcl Corporation, Commonwealth Edison Company, PaciUc G's and Electric Company, Union Electric Company of Missouri. Beebtel in an enJinecrlng WIST VUWINIA: Cllllli.lr• able clMNH,..., h~ " '- 74 Cloudy ...,...,, ol'4 T'"'-· ,. . ,fJ..M. t.tttt. c ............... .,.,.tur• TttunUy. It•-· , •• '•'ldlnl! ~*tl! 11 "'d o~· bill . Co•. PHONE re~ Houso 1!\l!t ~pui>Jie"" b~ ·~•,P I SERVICE ~plo a:aniaatiOn•. 'PiO_poal to end the crant was made by ,Rep, Frank Gorman (D.cu.yahoea.} ' tomblned ·~ proclvc~. Mil-. ~~ ,P,.e Quality Houte Pal!lt~at _• c-'_Jie¥.." _before The Commission has been noti- Sc Crowd Pleasing Spring Concert Presented By Racine Students have nothia& to do. He pointed out recent '..court Jlef:lsiou h•ve kllled '.Ohio eenaonblp of movl~. On motJon of .A. C. L1nclon.e <;D B~lmont,l the llouae killed an att~'pt ta . $d in appropriation ~f ·Eoily Monthly Poyments - As Lo ng:i'~. ~lfi Moteriols And UNCONDITIONIAL.I.'I Made Ponible By ·Tntrnerfclous Man · P~on : . N.J ~"unU manufo. meth#f~~and Commission for the construction Jf a plant of lhc bo!llng water t;ypc. This proposa) was aubjecl to . he approval or the rcspcctivr! boards of directors of th1) five eompanicH assoch.tcd In th«! Nuclear Power Group. 1 ' ~· 000 !or ul..-leo lor debf.te :~heo . )le AMAZING SALE .Pti€E The proposal of Nuclear Power monwealth Edison Cumpa!ly, d <iroup to build a full -tlcalc nuclear ")J'opos.ai to th'." Atomic Energ}o' power pl.ant tJnnnc[)d entlrC'l~ wilh private funds is onr. 3tPp rloscr to reahzJ~tion, rhlllp Sporn, Prflsident, Americun Gns and Electric Service Corporation, announced 1.oday. ' ·othin eur!lliDi . <SH~il~ • ' . Announced By Pbilip Sporn JlESTRY ~~..hlllooto•l A~d:le ~rphy. Marl Blanchard . 318 . ' Tuet. .. Wed .. May 10-11 - ... PomerO)'·Midd1eport, .Unanimously.P•ed:By House c ·ontrol ~ Till• I• MEIGS Weather ot410: Gt:Mrally fair, ha.h .. te 76. Fa(r tNilfht, lew 411 .. SO. Thv.,...y oio<I.OIllite c~ in temperature. • ~943,252~03 Appropriations SAVE! !;!~~!~~~and $230.000 piece Nuclear Power Plant Plans at ' '• TODAY AND .... to 400like buttoms Special numbers were a solo "I wire that looks a on pi.pea :~r.~~ Believe" hy Cynthia Tompkins and Haulach ''l)lays" the Walter Kennedy Sr. JllVC a talk !!olo "Mother" by Pat Vaughan. and the streams ot water-30 on "r.fotller" •l14 also two read- Other numbera were "Mother" by tons ·tvorth-1eap Into the air. Jnp after which the. eon1reaation the Children'S Choir, "Love Never ''There are 20 basl-e e<~mbina· una the song "Mother'. The Rev. Faileth" and "Mother Heart." lions of water designs and I can Oo.nald Se§vers had. for hls sermlx them in vari<QUi ways," the mon topit: "An Ideal Molher." During the Sunday School hour German impre&'!Jario added . all mothers received ; a potted Flowers were prealmted CB('h llower. Six mcmburs \II ere receiv· mother at the First Baptist clturch ed mto the church with two being and also to Mra. Charles Slanley, baptized. oldest mother present, Mrs. Thurston Stone, youngest ! .. other anU All numbert; wue 1·1 C01llpan!cd Mra. William Holt the mother hav- hy Donna WUdermul h, organl11t, ing the large.!lt family present. who abo played on orw;an prclllde. . • COME IN h•• In· the· audiFneeare &O often instead of the wwter service and the Rev. R. H. DeMott The o! -plwnbhad for his subject "What b a ln& consiets of p~ In various Mother?" designs insta-lled alilbtly below the "Mary, Mother of Our Lord" ataa:c level on the back or was the message presented by Rev. Royal Ne¥ada atace. How the choJ. Leslie Kunze at the United Me- rus girls keep from falUn& thodlet ,Church Sunday morning the pipes durl,ng th~itr rou1tlnt" honoring the mothe1 s of the ia another feat. The pijles are coanected church. ... . Hall and···'~~,!oi~~\ln~ .. , ." , l 1 • Edltorfal P11011e 197 ON .. • SOPPLIES eouatry, ., trofti "bk'i~~rt \Q' buQuerque. TbU fi \be fiM' the' waters routlQe ed in a nt#htelu.b "I develqped it brought the thi:s country two Ha&.!lach I -·~ PAINTING foun- Nightly it stop_-' the sho-w at the R!)W Royal Nevada Hotel, that ts, if you like a mU$ical th(l\l'er with your .steaks and -'C(ltch. While the ort:hE':itra pian and the tourLSU ob and ab, the eol· ored waters do the mambo, walt% and skip around. Dancing waters is not a oew idea. u was , developed In Germany in 1952 .and is a veteran of New York's Radio Clty clan and we first the Berlin i·nldU11trtll explained In V~us:PomeroyChurches In ··elllt ounted 10 $4~ •. plan_.., I""' ,SIUIII, .,,.,;,r, to Edward Don Ro1eb · report'l "· W. WoUt, executive director of Mother's Day Was obserYed s.unof the revised Pledge J.be. Obi.o .. ~~I.I.C:. Expendltu,re day mom in& at various Pmneroy to the fin Mv.e beeb. churches intludiria: th~ Church of tq SUpt. L. W. MeComu ·ttl Council. Mejp ·County:, &hare In this toChrist where each mother wa11 diltrlbuted to the v¢001 tal · .~$8~1~,8~1~8. ; :83;:.;:;::;\ J presented a pOtted pl:&nt. 1ra~p of the local .ehOolJ. !::::=i:~ Nrs. C. E. Peoples, 1,1ldest mother p ~e srnl, ".ts pl'esented a flower also Ml'll. Donald Seevers, youngest mother, Mrs Conud Ohlinger, the mother with the most children prl!llcmt and Mrs. Hugh Thompson the mother having the next largest family prt~sent. •• ' Line of ·• . '# I ~itts. APPROXIMATILY 1.000 ,.,. ctl f•cllltiot •r• l.tt to right: MrL Willltm Stob1rt, city HI· 1on 1 tourecl The Deily Sentinel tfdlt.rltl rooms, butlntM offltor Jeck Coll.tte, Mrl. P..rl us end printlnt plent durint FitMr end bsby, John lhl• OJMft • HouH coiWrtHon of the (Nck to cemtra). Ctrroll Bur· oft SaturcfiY·; Shown . dttt. I• '"" In backtround M~· th~ , mechen).~ lusting 1'011 of pepfl" on ,..-... +-.,:'-...;.:.;,;""'o-7--ln...,_-....-n.----;,j~ ~I ,', . ,, I , ' Complete brity- plain, ol'(\tn'lrf · 1f.ater. The a'Ct Ls eall\l!d "DaneinJ Wa- five ' -e. PAINT Cerre~Pfndent l'!ev. UJ>~Danny Thoma• Miranda, • ud ot her big mcntt.)" ters," ' . By ALINI! 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