http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/d4244f9669d48ada4ba6025014594bf9.pdf 4c7114dee9ff753fcb403c03c2d041f7 PDF Text Text • •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! MOSBY LAS WJGAS, •• Tuesday, May 10, !.22,5 The Daily Sentinel, Poi"Qeroy-Middleport, Ol,io Unit.d PnN SteH .. • . •' ' ' SHAIN TO CL&VELAND DON'T COME, FIRI'S.,OUTI Middleport Fire Depart. was called TueSday ·tnqrning a tire at the Ed Moore pro-- Bradbury, tliJ.eAi'On<d to out or control .' bu.t the call · . lm~li~· .iluJ ,, · · waaaot'alfd~ ~ ' WI.( p(w:ihte. 1 • ··: •, �' • .... . ....... '+· ...... • ,v;,~· • The Doily S~ntineJ; Pomeroy-Mitfclleport, Ohlo • .The Daily Sentinel .. Bport from ....IJJltl. 1!10., at !10 llOo:luurlc: Cit7, 15, N. Y. J!~91lt ·, Jll:.~itOzill . ;- • Sub6c::ipUon rate. : Delivery by a i '! J romeroy, Ohio .bere available one morttl\ $1 llchlnl s. O..n . . . . Chft. Mt~r. By m1il one yur $8; alz month' $4:.25; tbree months 12:.:10, one Jodi C.i- ••• Cilf ••itor mooth Sl. harder? In a recent year. the Internal Revenue Service reporlll , 171 indi· viduafs bad incomes of $1,000,000 or more . Tbey earned a total of $344,640,000, of which the federal govemment alone took S213,654,- .. ... ~' N~ G. teltllitt'l HollywOod . Notes So it lookllikP we can't turn to the millionaires to earry the loat.l. Most of the taxes, sad as the fact m1y, be,,must be paid by people ol modera~e means . 'llti rampint, rocnns were cloud· ed With amoke, and case-hardened eOlleJptt in the lens set wished they could worlr: out in the · o:S'Ien. My nnt contact with the fore· run,er to the fiilbbtdb wu in IoWa City1 Iowa. r h&d no aetu'l l part in the taking ol tne pleture, but. I wu close enourgh to the fia:&h tO miss I iiOd part of 8 bnketllall game In the Iowa fleld hoUH between Iowa· and Wilil::on. lin aoeount of the smoke. A bu~h of powder at the time wa1 dumped into a metuJ tray in front ol the camera. 'There WH a aap which aet OO'f a detona. Uon. Smoke welled urp and rmed the noltrlll and h·ar1f of the uow.t left the premltes. A friend of mine, Bob B-oyd, n~ a remeetable · photo11raphcr for tbe Mlhvaukee Journal, 1llree tO tell about the · llrst time be had hlt fin;ers burned . Hap,.necl After Mntaere n wd on FOO. 14, 1129, St. Valenthre'• Day. The day of the big ahoot down C1f the Georgie Moran-Dean O'Banion- 11ng in ChJC'IJO. M:r old friend, Bob, Will goin.g to school at Nortbweate.rn. and WU hantlne around the elty rOom In· the Chleee:o Tribune ft\U&an·ho (Jnitta ,,.., 51111 Cortt.tpolldont RoJ.l.YWOOD IJI'-..iean Ha. ltd' the .weet Wife of l).an~ There eame a nash o-\ er the ticker. There wu a buneh of !Odes~ , · .• _, ·~ F-actors enteriDg ~ Joto 1ny dec:l· sion on .wtMt · th.e ~ s;e,if~ \'irrift should be ' lor i~arUOulir .trOich of road· !lid · e apoti • thin;. •• rotddide db l~ertt," tr~~ volume, ~H ',' drr;inJ speeca, accideq~ an~tvre~t. rttet; EetbarJU said studies .' of these faetOn f-or most' . of w•Jvrr ~eeft· ,AWNINGS Thot Brint ••• ~~:~~i~~tl~,i[~i~ n~e TV tpobd evet'y week wu gettifta "a . "The B·ir- Knife." Men's I · Mil HII Mtr ». · ' Nor do we knolf preclaely hOw th~e ~ttbodte:t: protect. tn aoa'le manner. however, they appear~ keep tho vlrv.1 tcom har~11na tb.e body cella. Btilldlng up the anU· 38. Or111 Ctlfe-d for fodd(lr ·3&. Frozen . water tO. Conatel. latlon U. Part of "to be" "Just A Good Place To Trllde" ,, • •• FOR A power In from sJx to el1ht weeU. The poUo vtrue Itself, 1t wu tnown, waa capable ot aUmulat1n1 the human bodJ' lnto produc· tar these aottbod1ea to tlsht ll But the pollo tlrUI of courae, wU· alao cap&~! produc1n1 panJJ.. all or death. 1 Chemically Treated . Dr. Se.lll: rolved thtl problem I;J treating the viru1 with chemtcall which deltl'OJ' ltJ abU1tJ to ea\111 d.lsease. Yet the vtrua aWlatlrnul. late• production of antJ.bodles t~ provide prate~ · QUEITtOR AifD AltiWII Mra. w.: I have been a 4tf.t. bette for 2 yeara and un wonderInc 11 lhiJ d!Jeaoe may be Ill· herllod by D11•·Yelr·olct boy and any oUier children th&t I m1J ha.ve? • . Anawe.r: There Ia I tende"q w. body loveiolo attack lbe vlrua In tbe ~lood prevonto .t he v!niJ !rom 'etttna: to the nenoua Qatem and CaU'Ilnl Pa.ralyaia. A few years ago. Dr. WUU&m Hammon, ep1demlologiat at the tor dlabet.ea to run hi taDllnea. Unlveralt7 of P!ttobu'lh, found Hor.ever, ,lhere"" otheo lao= , ' tbal amall 01nounto of polio- .w~~ COJ!~!bule Ia tbll diJeN ftghUnl alltlbDdlea contained In '!o1>t l~ct~l hafe ella _ · ..,..,. rlObullh from hliDUUl l!qea ~ol m..n that bloot ®UJ~ confer lo!mporaey ·:rour el>!ldreD " bin r~ , tCOJfl'IIM. Itil, Kh• r..ta- lpttlute, I1R. \ MIDDLI!PORT, OHIO MIDDLEPORT, OHIO '· Three Types of VIrus ~ Hammon could eo~fer tempor&I'J' The vaccine developed"'by Dr. Immunity to pollo. But these Jonu E. Salt consllta ot all three "loaned" antlbodlu l03t their Prot.ct Body Celli Open Th1lf'ld17 A.flenMen &Dd Frida~ Nlfht MIDDLEPORT ·DEPARTMENT STORE: •' The preuure Jtarted a! two vears ago when Win.don Ohnre!Ohill, then .prime minister Great Br.ltcin, called for a Four meeting "at the summlt" an atterqpt t.o eue world tention. It increased a:!ter the crew of a Ja,panese fiShing boat Were af. feeted by- r&dloaet.lve asb. which fell an them as the re.sqit of. the esc~ routine 1 oles, t~e past two •I '' ' ;. lr.in·i-aOO mUes away--'06 Marth . ti-on ~omedy. 1, 19M. •1But like anything It gets The Un· lte~ Sl·a'fes reslltert ttle little borin~." she said. "You' &·et Pte.9sure firmly. President Etaen. tl'ted o.f doing the .same hnyer &'lld Setref.aey of Sfate Wetll: liter Weelt. lt br~Bk! · John F'ost1r DUiie• SaW no af1n Worll: Hl'l'\dL,le up a 'bit to tflat the Sovtet liO'Vernment Was aom'&tilitng el!e." dt~osed· to en.d th~ c-old .. ~ar l..ut Summer durlnJ her whl'ch Ia: .darted-not to mention vaeatton Jean ·lauiiebed 1 the ~t wa'r which It lnsHitak!od palfli to 'et a sexy movie iri. KO~u. But all she was offered ' • ' ' ' ' '' semce" )'ea~ abc's been a hom~ screen favor. United Stde!t H-bomb tett at Bl· lte on tlle top-raled family sltu,a- Bul riO<¥ ' 'ti\iri hit ' j,etfu . olio~•·· Thw faflf1<'11U9tl ~ of asked out of her MGM deal rto ·~ake Room FDr DaddY" on A.BC-:TV. For ' low-cost It Geta Boring To ' /'We're ,, a,. loD& .. • RICHER GLAZE••• lmER RAYOR THE Salk pollo vacctne wcmka. protection against the dlaeaae. We know tha.t now. · By lnjettlnl gamma alobulln ' obtained from blood known to But how does It wort? contain these antlbodlee, Dr. ..... ...... . , netian Olinda. Call 6271 for Estimate! SMITH Clothing ham, Cincinnati. ly HIIMAII N. IUHDIIIH, M.D. !actured by your bod:lUlf the re- Warmest Doy are- son, Stephen Howard, at the Mercy Hoapital~ Portsmouth, on )londoy, May 9. MB. Grabom, the former Shirley Jolmsto11 cA New Hav.eo, wu an eft\Pioyee of ';l'be Daily Sentinel. Grandparents Ire Mr•. Addie Bltters, Klddl~ port, aiHi Mr. ~nd Mn. Wa:rne Johnso·n, Madison, lnd. G1 eat graOO.mother is Aks. J. E. How _the Salk Vaccine Wor:Ks'to Fight Polio .. ault of Infection. complete selection of Ve- On The and Mrs. Joe Graham Portmnoltth, announeing th~ bi.Rh: cl. a IJx pound nine ounce Leaders Comes After MontltsOf Pressure .• Cloth Awnlnp - " A11o To Give You A Well Dressed Feeling Eisenho~ers Deci!'jon To Meet Big Four types of polio virus treated with a formaldehyde aohijion to make them harmleu. When inJected Into a person, the vaccine Induces the body to produce antibodies aa a defense a&ainat the lnvaalon. We can't ez.. plaln Juat what these antlbodtea au. we only know that they are amall partJclea of protein manu- SI!:E US for Gl.a&s and . SUITS with the 'Ughtweight' Feel pc.ople kJ.lled at 2.122 N. Clark tiu of 1\er Emmy.winniDI Street. ,. · tlifl s~e her On the- screen Bob Boyd was aeked lo ro a- - - - -- - - -- - - - -- - - - - -- -- "-;-- - -- -'-'---'-'""---'--- to seduce Jack. PalaMe? lone for th~ ride. He .vent. The killing of seven wae the inhmoua St. Valentine Day mou · sacre of ont> g.ang by another. BOb was t'Omminloned , for the price of a .stclik ($1 In those days) to handle ' the powder gun for a photogra.pher. Smoke FIIIM G•na• The first shot (il!~Cd the small Jara1e on Chicago's neer·north &Ide. Doh reloaded. Forgetting his own safety, hf' cut ioo!e again when th~ smnkc eleued . Bc:fu Boyd and the profe.~sional photographers of the time have come a loris: way .!iin.ce then. Today, there is no muss or fu s or going nff of powder in one'·s eyeJ. The in1.1ent.or of the fot·Oflash lamp was one Johannes OslerJit. meier of Get1111Slly , General Elk· trh: bought the Amerlcfln patent t\lght.c~ f<'r thiJ new gimmick. A! of ft!)W , a cameraman does not huV>~ to bend hls shoulder under- 11 lot of heavy equipment, allhou.gh that once was the badge and prid·e ()( the prO!fesslon, Modern equo!;pmen•l i.s a m·ig·h t lighter and, according to our United PrMJ phntograpt'rs. much easter on lhe feet. Getourfl&uru Complete Line o WHat wll1 . hoP!*n Don't let tbe IIIZzl.lq 111111111er 111n over)"'Ur rooms. Protect 7011r fllmllhlltll from lUdden sbowen. Dna up your home with colorful awnlnp .•. at modest cost. beat SELECTIONS !llf·~ -~ Comfort· Spring '" II. lid1e boil~r." 1eu. ttepped.. ~.ut of elli.t~r to iet In a 111izhng D)<>ti<>ll j>INure obout Holl,Wood, - Bull ding. .:Be6au5e bei.Dg that t hith er j;,n, The Ohio .-Sft;1'e alreaCJy has ific 1001 p.ass~d 1 !p~ C',lUIDg 1~ , , a daytime speed · umi~ of i) ~,. miles an bour for passenger ear.!. A . House corrimu.tee · un.anlmously dreu t6' play l ,.., floozy, • i r iv At!illi 11\lilaY • Tho ,_., Tbt bilhWV' 411'6dor was 11¥1 en tbb prrni w:b~n the Lt&lala) ture pUled ~ Ulllform TrtftiC Act IDr 1Ml )\\Oft admini.Jtrlk tlve acllon 1i 'e t04l!l hu betd. centfred /what oe¢ono OJ. roads abo , ile, }~ll'l~ted SO. Hower•~ ~ny 000 in taxes . If it had tak en it all it would have amounted to lt'ss than one per cent of the govern._ment 's. revenue that year. oar.. 'HARMAN W, NICHOLS ,"*ill ltlff Cerrhponcl•nt ' ,, ~<l'I'ON UIP Flaa.b bulbi fQr eameru · will be 25 ·'y,t·lrt o1d ln .AUI(Ust. Before tbat dlY )lnJera were 10arred', harvoe Alroocl• " ' r,..:..U,f!, a..U0111 of tho state. "PbaN.u ln tel'evisloil'J "Make ~~- J'<Jt J)&ddy," toolt b\!r TV ~ in bel hands toda~ ~Y OJilill)ldi into a tiaht bloek veivot 'N '" ' il' .. ••t• Not Enough Millionaires Do. you ever hear it artued that the way to solve the tax problem ls to soak tbt blouted millionaires '"'! cbLUMBUS 'Pod1y the e.hiti enJio&er 01( UnltH p,.... Staff Carrnpondtnt the deplrtfUDl.. traftle 11fetj OOLUMIBUS, 0. UP-Tbe State bUreau, Harol~ Eckhardt. pj~ Higbway Department today eyed pointed lJ. S, ~tes 2D aod 2S U. S. Route M in N'orth'ern Obto· u 10011. •ltotJJit .~nl tom · hllli~,-ed lhnil and U.S. Route 2& north of Day· witb 11tt ..•.:.., ,. r· ' ton a• the next mo.st likely apot,s. Routt.~ O.inea P11 , for el'!ptrimentJ with the GO-mileBllt 1 lot ~dt e-n what an-hour speed limit. h•ppee&_ to ,{I.., ~tdent and ar· r..t oo~ta · ~. It it._. The Department already baa up, Hiihwiif ~ ll~P<i'bnent oil!· set up a .even·mile stretch OD U. ci1Is Wm bt'.J'Ltilotaat ·extend s. Route 40 between .~nefleld the lleW lirrlk (i{.'Ot~er to roada. and Vienna as the tint test aeeti'm:ell sal,f f f:Jn L:ftoute to teat tion. wa.s In r · · • -iito public dek in the .,eed State Highway Din:ctor Samuel mud for • Linaell said late Jut week that _ 0 felt t)u~t r~~'ctlcn observers ~l!Y *be f~rtber .rtudies wobld be on tap limit. LeeiBI.tu:e i'it;:¥l!'t~ 'li<ed the Highway 'Deparbiient's eUort.s. .-4 , ·~ ,i_ ofll.el pbODO carrier ~bere IVIUable 30 tent& Per_wee\: o>ne year ia advan~ Bi'te;tcl u ~t!id elid maO. Tbe Daily Sentinel office, iDJ matter at ffie poJt offite . 1t *ti.eo; ab: mootha, $7.80; three L-~ ionths, $3.80. By motor route wr~ recmmeDded ,Pauqe ol tbl!l ,..,., bi21 hi tlre t - r eb~• HoWev~ tht bijl doe• aot <I• the 1~ authorttyt of ~be ota e II,IJlnray direotor to nld or lowor ~ )tmili alter ..,.. ful eneloeeriDa -udie.. 0 ' OP , . . MI,_MAIOif ADA K1tioaal ld.vertla~.a.C l"epretea Pu!>llob04 evoir dtl!nl001> ;... Utlve, BottiDelli-~1 . lD<, toP! Sftdas/'tiy T1te Obli> Valley M3 ·L ftlnlton Av• .. New Y"'k tc, Pomerty, 0. 111iliDIII offiee Wednesaay,May 11, 1955 . _ ,!~ · ~ bake your ham with ....• Allludtltts ( DARK BRM 8ut:AR . \ .::~ (' :•;,)<'"$: ~·.· . 'i ·.; ·....~t~· . ,{ ..... ~: ,, . ~:; -i • • ,.;, 1 :' tie·itl\lillof '11>0 lirilfllt ol ern OotlritiJ1 hll put the • WOnJd ift • potltiOD of . Cotmiilui!Jln: II 611 Eleetrfclty fa ready to ••rve the flick of a switch ••• . ' Mr. Aid· '' M,ornfng - noon - nltltt • • • ~ ll:· •..t'o>t" :· .. sul)er-s~ ' • '' ; 1 ' I at . 'JOU . rot•sl' · ~",~ ') and at tlae sanae low ' ' • v-. e1ectr1e tatea are 1t111 0111 ol ,._ ctl.,_ t-. In t11e lllllllr .and the more yoa ue. the lo-,, _ • .....,..caet per Ink If • """ ~tr f- . t-- .. ·- ............:........ ..... _ ' (lrilowatt bour). , · Actually, die CIOit ll' lliclllcltJ \. to 10 dow-whiJe tile Cill of P._,., ' ~ ..... '"'' other lhlnl eqellll , _ • ' ' .. t,\{~~.t ' r ' ' '· ""'-· ~· ~ · ~ / '' , ,. "': t !!\)\{; ~1 ~ ~ :1\~ !J.~ ii\t)f: ~ • f. �' • .... . ....... '+· ...... • ,v;,~· • The Doily S~ntineJ; Pomeroy-Mitfclleport, Ohlo • .The Daily Sentinel .. Bport from ....IJJltl. 1!10., at !10 llOo:luurlc: Cit7, 15, N. Y. J!~91lt ·, Jll:.~itOzill . ;- • Sub6c::ipUon rate. : Delivery by a i '! J romeroy, Ohio .bere available one morttl\ $1 llchlnl s. O..n . . . . Chft. Mt~r. By m1il one yur $8; alz month' $4:.25; tbree months 12:.:10, one Jodi C.i- ••• Cilf ••itor mooth Sl. harder? In a recent year. the Internal Revenue Service reporlll , 171 indi· viduafs bad incomes of $1,000,000 or more . Tbey earned a total of $344,640,000, of which the federal govemment alone took S213,654,- .. ... ~' N~ G. teltllitt'l HollywOod . Notes So it lookllikP we can't turn to the millionaires to earry the loat.l. Most of the taxes, sad as the fact m1y, be,,must be paid by people ol modera~e means . 'llti rampint, rocnns were cloud· ed With amoke, and case-hardened eOlleJptt in the lens set wished they could worlr: out in the · o:S'Ien. My nnt contact with the fore· run,er to the fiilbbtdb wu in IoWa City1 Iowa. r h&d no aetu'l l part in the taking ol tne pleture, but. I wu close enourgh to the fia:&h tO miss I iiOd part of 8 bnketllall game In the Iowa fleld hoUH between Iowa· and Wilil::on. lin aoeount of the smoke. A bu~h of powder at the time wa1 dumped into a metuJ tray in front ol the camera. 'There WH a aap which aet OO'f a detona. Uon. Smoke welled urp and rmed the noltrlll and h·ar1f of the uow.t left the premltes. A friend of mine, Bob B-oyd, n~ a remeetable · photo11raphcr for tbe Mlhvaukee Journal, 1llree tO tell about the · llrst time be had hlt fin;ers burned . Hap,.necl After Mntaere n wd on FOO. 14, 1129, St. Valenthre'• Day. The day of the big ahoot down C1f the Georgie Moran-Dean O'Banion- 11ng in ChJC'IJO. M:r old friend, Bob, Will goin.g to school at Nortbweate.rn. and WU hantlne around the elty rOom In· the Chleee:o Tribune ft\U&an·ho (Jnitta ,,.., 51111 Cortt.tpolldont RoJ.l.YWOOD IJI'-..iean Ha. ltd' the .weet Wife of l).an~ There eame a nash o-\ er the ticker. There wu a buneh of !Odes~ , · .• _, ·~ F-actors enteriDg ~ Joto 1ny dec:l· sion on .wtMt · th.e ~ s;e,if~ \'irrift should be ' lor i~arUOulir .trOich of road· !lid · e apoti • thin;. •• rotddide db l~ertt," tr~~ volume, ~H ',' drr;inJ speeca, accideq~ an~tvre~t. rttet; EetbarJU said studies .' of these faetOn f-or most' . of w•Jvrr ~eeft· ,AWNINGS Thot Brint ••• ~~:~~i~~tl~,i[~i~ n~e TV tpobd evet'y week wu gettifta "a . "The B·ir- Knife." Men's I · Mil HII Mtr ». · ' Nor do we knolf preclaely hOw th~e ~ttbodte:t: protect. tn aoa'le manner. however, they appear~ keep tho vlrv.1 tcom har~11na tb.e body cella. Btilldlng up the anU· 38. Or111 Ctlfe-d for fodd(lr ·3&. Frozen . water tO. Conatel. latlon U. Part of "to be" "Just A Good Place To Trllde" ,, • •• FOR A power In from sJx to el1ht weeU. The poUo vtrue Itself, 1t wu tnown, waa capable ot aUmulat1n1 the human bodJ' lnto produc· tar these aottbod1ea to tlsht ll But the pollo tlrUI of courae, wU· alao cap&~! produc1n1 panJJ.. all or death. 1 Chemically Treated . Dr. Se.lll: rolved thtl problem I;J treating the viru1 with chemtcall which deltl'OJ' ltJ abU1tJ to ea\111 d.lsease. Yet the vtrua aWlatlrnul. late• production of antJ.bodles t~ provide prate~ · QUEITtOR AifD AltiWII Mra. w.: I have been a 4tf.t. bette for 2 yeara and un wonderInc 11 lhiJ d!Jeaoe may be Ill· herllod by D11•·Yelr·olct boy and any oUier children th&t I m1J ha.ve? • . Anawe.r: There Ia I tende"q w. body loveiolo attack lbe vlrua In tbe ~lood prevonto .t he v!niJ !rom 'etttna: to the nenoua Qatem and CaU'Ilnl Pa.ralyaia. A few years ago. Dr. WUU&m Hammon, ep1demlologiat at the tor dlabet.ea to run hi taDllnea. Unlveralt7 of P!ttobu'lh, found Hor.ever, ,lhere"" otheo lao= , ' tbal amall 01nounto of polio- .w~~ COJ!~!bule Ia tbll diJeN ftghUnl alltlbDdlea contained In '!o1>t l~ct~l hafe ella _ · ..,..,. rlObullh from hliDUUl l!qea ~ol m..n that bloot ®UJ~ confer lo!mporaey ·:rour el>!ldreD " bin r~ , tCOJfl'IIM. Itil, Kh• r..ta- lpttlute, I1R. \ MIDDLI!PORT, OHIO MIDDLEPORT, OHIO '· Three Types of VIrus ~ Hammon could eo~fer tempor&I'J' The vaccine developed"'by Dr. Immunity to pollo. But these Jonu E. Salt consllta ot all three "loaned" antlbodlu l03t their Prot.ct Body Celli Open Th1lf'ld17 A.flenMen &Dd Frida~ Nlfht MIDDLEPORT ·DEPARTMENT STORE: •' The preuure Jtarted a! two vears ago when Win.don Ohnre!Ohill, then .prime minister Great Br.ltcin, called for a Four meeting "at the summlt" an atterqpt t.o eue world tention. It increased a:!ter the crew of a Ja,panese fiShing boat Were af. feeted by- r&dloaet.lve asb. which fell an them as the re.sqit of. the esc~ routine 1 oles, t~e past two •I '' ' ;. lr.in·i-aOO mUes away--'06 Marth . ti-on ~omedy. 1, 19M. •1But like anything It gets The Un· lte~ Sl·a'fes reslltert ttle little borin~." she said. "You' &·et Pte.9sure firmly. President Etaen. tl'ted o.f doing the .same hnyer &'lld Setref.aey of Sfate Wetll: liter Weelt. lt br~Bk! · John F'ost1r DUiie• SaW no af1n Worll: Hl'l'\dL,le up a 'bit to tflat the Sovtet liO'Vernment Was aom'&tilitng el!e." dt~osed· to en.d th~ c-old .. ~ar l..ut Summer durlnJ her whl'ch Ia: .darted-not to mention vaeatton Jean ·lauiiebed 1 the ~t wa'r which It lnsHitak!od palfli to 'et a sexy movie iri. KO~u. But all she was offered ' • ' ' ' ' '' semce" )'ea~ abc's been a hom~ screen favor. United Stde!t H-bomb tett at Bl· lte on tlle top-raled family sltu,a- Bul riO<¥ ' 'ti\iri hit ' j,etfu . olio~•·· Thw faflf1<'11U9tl ~ of asked out of her MGM deal rto ·~ake Room FDr DaddY" on A.BC-:TV. For ' low-cost It Geta Boring To ' /'We're ,, a,. loD& .. • RICHER GLAZE••• lmER RAYOR THE Salk pollo vacctne wcmka. protection against the dlaeaae. We know tha.t now. · By lnjettlnl gamma alobulln ' obtained from blood known to But how does It wort? contain these antlbodlee, Dr. ..... ...... . , netian Olinda. Call 6271 for Estimate! SMITH Clothing ham, Cincinnati. ly HIIMAII N. IUHDIIIH, M.D. !actured by your bod:lUlf the re- Warmest Doy are- son, Stephen Howard, at the Mercy Hoapital~ Portsmouth, on )londoy, May 9. MB. Grabom, the former Shirley Jolmsto11 cA New Hav.eo, wu an eft\Pioyee of ';l'be Daily Sentinel. Grandparents Ire Mr•. Addie Bltters, Klddl~ port, aiHi Mr. ~nd Mn. Wa:rne Johnso·n, Madison, lnd. G1 eat graOO.mother is Aks. J. E. How _the Salk Vaccine Wor:Ks'to Fight Polio .. ault of Infection. complete selection of Ve- On The and Mrs. Joe Graham Portmnoltth, announeing th~ bi.Rh: cl. a IJx pound nine ounce Leaders Comes After MontltsOf Pressure .• Cloth Awnlnp - " A11o To Give You A Well Dressed Feeling Eisenho~ers Deci!'jon To Meet Big Four types of polio virus treated with a formaldehyde aohijion to make them harmleu. When inJected Into a person, the vaccine Induces the body to produce antibodies aa a defense a&ainat the lnvaalon. We can't ez.. plaln Juat what these antlbodtea au. we only know that they are amall partJclea of protein manu- SI!:E US for Gl.a&s and . SUITS with the 'Ughtweight' Feel pc.ople kJ.lled at 2.122 N. Clark tiu of 1\er Emmy.winniDI Street. ,. · tlifl s~e her On the- screen Bob Boyd was aeked lo ro a- - - - -- - - -- - - - -- - - - - -- -- "-;-- - -- -'-'---'-'""---'--- to seduce Jack. PalaMe? lone for th~ ride. He .vent. The killing of seven wae the inhmoua St. Valentine Day mou · sacre of ont> g.ang by another. BOb was t'Omminloned , for the price of a .stclik ($1 In those days) to handle ' the powder gun for a photogra.pher. Smoke FIIIM G•na• The first shot (il!~Cd the small Jara1e on Chicago's neer·north &Ide. Doh reloaded. Forgetting his own safety, hf' cut ioo!e again when th~ smnkc eleued . Bc:fu Boyd and the profe.~sional photographers of the time have come a loris: way .!iin.ce then. Today, there is no muss or fu s or going nff of powder in one'·s eyeJ. The in1.1ent.or of the fot·Oflash lamp was one Johannes OslerJit. meier of Get1111Slly , General Elk· trh: bought the Amerlcfln patent t\lght.c~ f<'r thiJ new gimmick. A! of ft!)W , a cameraman does not huV>~ to bend hls shoulder under- 11 lot of heavy equipment, allhou.gh that once was the badge and prid·e ()( the prO!fesslon, Modern equo!;pmen•l i.s a m·ig·h t lighter and, according to our United PrMJ phntograpt'rs. much easter on lhe feet. Getourfl&uru Complete Line o WHat wll1 . hoP!*n Don't let tbe IIIZzl.lq 111111111er 111n over)"'Ur rooms. Protect 7011r fllmllhlltll from lUdden sbowen. Dna up your home with colorful awnlnp .•. at modest cost. beat SELECTIONS !llf·~ -~ Comfort· Spring '" II. lid1e boil~r." 1eu. ttepped.. ~.ut of elli.t~r to iet In a 111izhng D)<>ti<>ll j>INure obout Holl,Wood, - Bull ding. .:Be6au5e bei.Dg that t hith er j;,n, The Ohio .-Sft;1'e alreaCJy has ific 1001 p.ass~d 1 !p~ C',lUIDg 1~ , , a daytime speed · umi~ of i) ~,. miles an bour for passenger ear.!. A . House corrimu.tee · un.anlmously dreu t6' play l ,.., floozy, • i r iv At!illi 11\lilaY • Tho ,_., Tbt bilhWV' 411'6dor was 11¥1 en tbb prrni w:b~n the Lt&lala) ture pUled ~ Ulllform TrtftiC Act IDr 1Ml )\\Oft admini.Jtrlk tlve acllon 1i 'e t04l!l hu betd. centfred /what oe¢ono OJ. roads abo , ile, }~ll'l~ted SO. Hower•~ ~ny 000 in taxes . If it had tak en it all it would have amounted to lt'ss than one per cent of the govern._ment 's. revenue that year. oar.. 'HARMAN W, NICHOLS ,"*ill ltlff Cerrhponcl•nt ' ,, ~<l'I'ON UIP Flaa.b bulbi fQr eameru · will be 25 ·'y,t·lrt o1d ln .AUI(Ust. Before tbat dlY )lnJera were 10arred', harvoe Alroocl• " ' r,..:..U,f!, a..U0111 of tho state. "PbaN.u ln tel'evisloil'J "Make ~~- J'<Jt J)&ddy," toolt b\!r TV ~ in bel hands toda~ ~Y OJilill)ldi into a tiaht bloek veivot 'N '" ' il' .. ••t• Not Enough Millionaires Do. you ever hear it artued that the way to solve the tax problem ls to soak tbt blouted millionaires '"'! cbLUMBUS 'Pod1y the e.hiti enJio&er 01( UnltH p,.... Staff Carrnpondtnt the deplrtfUDl.. traftle 11fetj OOLUMIBUS, 0. UP-Tbe State bUreau, Harol~ Eckhardt. pj~ Higbway Department today eyed pointed lJ. S, ~tes 2D aod 2S U. S. Route M in N'orth'ern Obto· u 10011. •ltotJJit .~nl tom · hllli~,-ed lhnil and U.S. Route 2& north of Day· witb 11tt ..•.:.., ,. r· ' ton a• the next mo.st likely apot,s. Routt.~ O.inea P11 , for el'!ptrimentJ with the GO-mileBllt 1 lot ~dt e-n what an-hour speed limit. h•ppee&_ to ,{I.., ~tdent and ar· r..t oo~ta · ~. It it._. The Department already baa up, Hiihwiif ~ ll~P<i'bnent oil!· set up a .even·mile stretch OD U. ci1Is Wm bt'.J'Ltilotaat ·extend s. Route 40 between .~nefleld the lleW lirrlk (i{.'Ot~er to roada. and Vienna as the tint test aeeti'm:ell sal,f f f:Jn L:ftoute to teat tion. wa.s In r · · • -iito public dek in the .,eed State Highway Din:ctor Samuel mud for • Linaell said late Jut week that _ 0 felt t)u~t r~~'ctlcn observers ~l!Y *be f~rtber .rtudies wobld be on tap limit. LeeiBI.tu:e i'it;:¥l!'t~ 'li<ed the Highway 'Deparbiient's eUort.s. .-4 , ·~ ,i_ ofll.el pbODO carrier ~bere IVIUable 30 tent& Per_wee\: o>ne year ia advan~ Bi'te;tcl u ~t!id elid maO. Tbe Daily Sentinel office, iDJ matter at ffie poJt offite . 1t *ti.eo; ab: mootha, $7.80; three L-~ ionths, $3.80. By motor route wr~ recmmeDded ,Pauqe ol tbl!l ,..,., bi21 hi tlre t - r eb~• HoWev~ tht bijl doe• aot <I• the 1~ authorttyt of ~be ota e II,IJlnray direotor to nld or lowor ~ )tmili alter ..,.. ful eneloeeriDa -udie.. 0 ' OP , . . MI,_MAIOif ADA K1tioaal ld.vertla~.a.C l"epretea Pu!>llob04 evoir dtl!nl001> ;... Utlve, BottiDelli-~1 . lD<, toP! Sftdas/'tiy T1te Obli> Valley M3 ·L ftlnlton Av• .. New Y"'k tc, Pomerty, 0. 111iliDIII offiee Wednesaay,May 11, 1955 . _ ,!~ · ~ bake your ham with ....• Allludtltts ( DARK BRM 8ut:AR . \ .::~ (' :•;,)<'"$: ~·.· . 'i ·.; ·....~t~· . ,{ ..... ~: ,, . ~:; -i • • ,.;, 1 :' tie·itl\lillof '11>0 lirilfllt ol ern OotlritiJ1 hll put the • WOnJd ift • potltiOD of . Cotmiilui!Jln: II 611 Eleetrfclty fa ready to ••rve the flick of a switch ••• . ' Mr. Aid· '' M,ornfng - noon - nltltt • • • ~ ll:· •..t'o>t" :· .. sul)er-s~ ' • '' ; 1 ' I at . 'JOU . rot•sl' · ~",~ ') and at tlae sanae low ' ' • v-. e1ectr1e tatea are 1t111 0111 ol ,._ ctl.,_ t-. In t11e lllllllr .and the more yoa ue. the lo-,, _ • .....,..caet per Ink If • """ ~tr f- . t-- .. ·- ............:........ ..... _ ' (lrilowatt bour). , · Actually, die CIOit ll' lliclllcltJ \. to 10 dow-whiJe tile Cill of P._,., ' ~ ..... '"'' other lhlnl eqellll , _ • ' ' .. t,\{~~.t ' r ' ' '· ""'-· ~· ~ · ~ / '' , ,. "': t !!\)\{; ~1 ~ ~ :1\~ !J.~ ii\t)f: ~ • f. �'v Wednesday, Moy 11, iil *';..ltcoih ~- • .. . , .... ~ ,lf ~· J ' ' l~ I 1liss Firilt Place Lead A bard luet Pomeroy Panthen blsebiJl team lost a rhanee 1\Jel· ,., night on their loul f1eld to take Vlf!t possession of first pia« fn -tbe Southern division of the SEO League when tbey lost a '1·1 · deeWon to tbt Gallipolia Blue De- . The Wabama TouTnlrrfe'ftt ' tl\e bunting. A lo.u to the Jackets would f>dt the teams in a three way tie .! or tint place, and wuuld <requirt a pli}off. 1 held the Panthers until tbe last illfltftg lis · Pomeroy lost aeveral chances to '.score and meanwhile the OeviiJ jQmped on Charlie Theiss for , aeveo runs and eight hits to sew ' up the contest. The DeYils scored tw~e in the ope8ftJ ~ntn1 oD Ht~rdwaj"s lin· 1•le, a walk t~ Jim Thomas, a p'b s ~o qJfi:tt and a resoundina: dou- ble f>1 ICtn, that ttCd'ed two run: Inert. 1il.ij added tWo more in the alxtrl ft 1 walk to Halfelt, a sln.ele by KIDI and mather slna:le by "MtiiiDJI. All this l'tme atttr lwo~m ,aut. three run~ ~eored tn \he lefta't.b wllen Styre hlt a JonJ ilotfl'p. run to ritht field. Hard- , 1\eir lut I IWaf then l'tna:led and Jim Thomas followed with another home run lo plato Hlrdway. The lone Po12eroy run scored in ~he laat innh\1. With ooe out. ~tY Arnold beat out an infield t over second. Bob Wilson then ollowed with 1 lona: double od \he left field screen 1o :scqre ftJ: .. bold. F. Tile Panthers lost a HCoring o-p. ~_!JDit)' In the rlnt inning when kni1ll$y 'i-alked, and Bill Sheri· dan follOwed with li single Wll~ 100 was s•fe on Jim Thomas' error to load the bases, but G.,e Mitch struck out ind Mowery Jroundtd. out. ~ They threatened again in the 1ee:ond with two uuts . Them 11nd Hemsley was safe on Sa 1 error. S~erldan walked to lo 'tie 'aaclu,, but the b•tter IJ"'Un•td out tp end the threat. Wtf· ' SherJdan and Arnold both had two ·h lts to pace the Panthers, While Hardway, King and ~YI'C Jiad two blna:len for Gallipolis . The box score: Pot, ! e,m,.no AI H•nlway, C Jl. Th...,oo, II 4j 22 h.-··· IMIIh,P l! '1, H I , Hofftlt,38 NtiMn, CP ! • .. , ... 2. lhl ..., .f · '·' 1 0 0 0 I ' "'I •t tJtv.tand--lt kn•Ms NATIONAL LEAGUE W L Pet. GB Brooklyn __ __ __ 22 2 .917 New York ___ __ 11 11 .522 9~ Mit'waukee ___ _ 12 12 .&00 10 Chica~:o _______ 12 u .462 11 Pittsburgh _. __ 11 1::1 .458 11 St. Louis ·--- ·- 9 12 .429 J.}l,~ (.:~nnati . __ 9 HI .37G l<i thtialdeJ.phla _____ ~ · \6 .333 14 Tutsday's Retults Gl Team Chicaco - -- - - -2 New York --- - 3 Detroit - - ----4 Washlna:ton - .- 10 14 .417 71,1 Kan!lali City -- ·. 9 14 39:1 8 Boston ----- -- - 9 17 .346 9~ Baltimore - - -8 17 .320 10 Tuetda~ ttwnrns Baltimore ll Kansas 0fty 1, n'Tgtrt Washington 7 Detroit 4, nitht Cleveland 9 New York 6, mg?lt Chlcaa:o _4 Boston 2 \Vedne~dty't Probable Pitchers .f)t1tto1t lit Waa~l,ntt.on--Garv'er 2-4 vs Stone 1-.'i Kantas City at Balttmore-KeUner 2 -1 vs Krelld\o D-f Cleveland at Now York- Wynit 2-o vs Turley 5-0 Chicaeo at Boston-Trucks 2-2 vs Sullivan 2-4 Thursday's Gem•• Ch.h:q:o IU. Batfl:t·~. ~fdt I A't091Kvn ' C'h-i'liaro AMERICAN A8sdctAtloN T ••m . W •· L 0 ISt. NeW V"orJr 8 OiftcJnnati 4 night !:cwrls 15 Philad4!tphia 3, night f~ eft)' Pet. . 10 l'nnhl·g'~ Ptns.bata:b 9 Mjlwatdtlf!! nt\ie~t WRiYI4t•r'• """D'I I' ))'r;C'flera P.itlsbitifah at Mtfwl'lilt'e'e:.:..:.K"tJhe 2-2 vs Ntehols 2:-0 BfO<tklyn at Chttago-Meyer 2--o v1 ~n'dre o-o New York at Cincinnati nightHeatft t-1 vs Nuxhall 3-1 Philadelphia at St. Louis night -lto~arl11 3-3 vs Jackson 1-0 ThuraUy's Gam•t To-p hilter for the game wu Wabama's 260 Pcund left fie!det'; Blaine Stub, who c(}ltected three hits i.n four tri~ to the p~ate. One of 1\tll bue knocl:s Wu a OOuble Charles Roush had ~ for three Wt-lh one r1 them a double. Other extra base blows were tr'iples by Bob Oliver and Kenny Taylor afKI a double by ChueJk Kelly. Coach RaliJ)h Sayre emptied his benc-h in the ball gartle and sildeen Falcons, al·l that mad& the tnp appeared In the fray Gary Miller .!!utlered a slight 1-H!ad mjury in the baLl game when he was hit by a pi-tehed ~all . Doctors who examined hiJ.m In Parkersburg, however, prO. t'ioun'C ed him: unhurt. In !he upper bracket of lhe tmu·narnent W11liamstown v.-u an B to 1 winner over Sandyville while Ripley blasted Elizabeth by a .~c-ore cf 15 to 1 The tournament wm was the thLrd VIctory i'n a row fo 1• th~ Falcon~ who defeated Laktn 14 to 7 orr Frtdlly aftet· turnmg back i.acJ_ne, lZ to 3, Jut Thursd!U' . sell6o:t.'s record 1~ now .~.~ and three losses. =:.....:.·" . ..,, ltttli:lft1.-. C · • HuWIInl, C Sunday .... but to aeverM othera. ,M.\Y1 I :.' J at ' .Pifts~urgh at Chicaao Ne" York at St. Louis, 1\lrbt • •' INTF.RNATIOI'UL . , LE'AGUE Gunll: were lllra. Anna .,.. l!r. ond llln. Robort 'll••tnor s. Scllaa!, Middleport Sootetr Editor - Pllone eo?1 MOlt IHutlful Cer" by faiiOUI ,,..."""••, . . tho Stcltty .t' lllullfOkNI Give$300ToNewP·arkl>rive The Middleport ton, Ky. Let Mike Frieach and Mr and lira. J . Boyee ind SODII R1y, Rich- 1•ith Vie.Adit Houduhelt, Fjnniiv~ ce ebaihnan, . reporlint more 1thn 96o made on lijeaJL '&lid lTd and Cedi, Cincinnati; Herb Dotle, Tt4ucb, Ky.; aad Mr and ° Ho,v~ 0 0 ,tcU. A.ucciatidlt Th1 m:oney !ll'en to l'lf .... - .• ,_ the prodll<tl6n '&lidtr fut. fitted bodk!e ·~ttl , bitll•' ,!!!!d loD! ~eeve! e-emiDi' fa over tbe Mndt. · r Her fin1er tip ;(rom a ~irred: The rosettes Pf'C!J'If _'makes vour homt . p·-•· I . Ullce nvest1gate '. PHILADELPIIIA -----~--=--.. tlalm lllq A1r -Nyl.,n ,waltt ' 'kI1·1,~I II 'IM'III '10n'" . ulumotum un...«~ ... .~ boxl 9~ .'tl'f 1\.tl " p,.,.,_. ., ~ . ::11.1~· ~n:,r:~·~t~ .. ·'' '·' . to cfean shut it down for liOOd In Harold John1on hefore his t~levt•­ lon tl•ht laat Friday. Goy,.G~d M. ........L fi!IIWd ""' n •110.\lblo il,...._lllf(... q_f .John11on'a eollapae after twu ', • . ·~, nations. aqua ii ,. ' --.!!'!-. . . . \ ' ' .. ~ ........ jjiltaNaLiT•s btl, STETSON v~ MO.~ Ponalm• ~ ..,.. tll tts bunct~belt. bf St.Uoll oro t1te y lltl ..,...., nted to toU<II il to TltiOUI ~ w..,.;.., a lloi til 1111. Tlli modo! oii<JIDn !falig~J Personals , _ '• MrrtHO llri,.d hond, piliCh fronl, and sOn. Gtklra~. wrt! ·~'tend fu,e1ts of trer mother, Mrs. Rlt:ea Bfown, ·. •• collar Is stitched orou•~-:_ --_·_ _ _ . all a"? eoitoJort olld 11M laal wlird ia ~&mil. ...... wlt.h a· ll'\&tdlmg auede cummn· Dol RClass Giv~s To Newl,iano Fund . and ll!l'$. ~ Miss Frle4a Faebale and ber , ~oli!eg~ttll!rs. H. D.· Prilenbat:hei', Columb\18 visited the l~er.'a lun1, Mra. Ella Wolfe, st. Marys, Pomeroy. Mrs. Si~ey Pid:eiu is retoverlftB at beY. blllrie ifter beinJ seri· ou~y ill this paol week. eign lanpagea. ft. Pike, lllmt· Suilday. inl(toa, have moved to the Harley tpa~meitt on Bryan Ptaee. Norina BtitcJter, Kinde't· tarteq pupil whO hOd Iiiii rei!V.· Jea" fi'om ·llie .m'OUI!o, 10 ebDfttl. Dr. Katheryn Poindexter has ed t 0 ~- h !r:ped to her bome on South • M;q O!Q, '" 'itb tnumpa. d' A'\lti;u~· aner beiog· awaY · .M.rs. HarTY McMaster b a llur-, t..-'"'·.!.111. • • ''~\i1lii~~i«fi·.':W-tii: gical paUent at Mail•· Gon&ral qe,~ nl)yiCJII er. u Hospital. ··Mfa. MUVrn n·atter and son Mrs. wtUia-m Hett91ft1Eli" was 'Tommy, .Mansfield. have been brought to her home from the visiting Mrs. John Thomas and · Mei~s 'G'B'II'ira1 11'6spltil '1\ieldly family, in the Rawlings-Coats ambuJaoee Mrs. A. V. Smith has r.:Ceivetl and is beln( eared fOr b}- Mrs. ' wOJ-<1 that bet aon, P•ul Smitti rit~ts were ed\'ed by the hosEthel Jones. · · · ~Pj ~~ wtft IDd tWo sons bav~ tesses. Mr. and Mrs. Wmlain ·crU.uer rd'Dvw.· to \Kelr Mw home tat Pr'esent were Mrs. Q. H. Myer.!!, and children, Don and Debbie Greenville, Pa., where he ill emGeqrje ~'ar1i:er, Mrs. Tb6mas wer.• In Huqliai!IR~ ,Siind•f· Pl•~j_ed "' a !J. ~. steel Lobor fte. Goeglehi, :Mrs. Mirmie Nelitz.lins. Mr. m'd Mli. fl'oi<l Hlbl5i! and . lations Director. 4. V- Howell, Mrs. Jacob oloeekb.'r, Mrs. Mom~ Oliver, _.r•. I!GM!I'eft ' - at Oblo 'University Sa'ii~li, Ponieroy.· .. ' ' · . mJ:;ltt!ftt (ltff{ •whtft was in eharge ot the elub. A CoDJ 'trlfiuUOII ·~ v.oflil td IHo the of Mrs. Mrl. .' lund! I •• tittlp • .,~~ellhig, ~, - ~- • ltV' OAN - war made orr the .rRn:ft' of t~Wtr -"*~~~· nMt i1.... IO'd!l' :S:It:J. lf•~lou,Ly hld ~,9 • eell!'· • / fund ftft•as Checl<e penpimlioa moiatwe-•..., .wailinG to dry! ' BIG •t .JAR NCJW Otd;~ . :·:, .,~ .. :tt~i\~lftiOni W~re' alio Jiaad&,to tbe..cancA,r fund and to the Amer· iean Bible Society, to be used in the printing of the Bible in forMrs. Geprge H. Parker, president, presided over the meetiog. Devotions taken from "'Tbe Upper Room" by the president, opened the meetina and members respo& ded to roll call wlth a vene of thr:ir 1avorlte llymn. An intereating procram oJf &ames and C'Ontests were edndueted by Mra. P.arket', durinl the sor:la) how-, . alter .which refre.th- .. .:. . lhe inltiurt deodonml { . ' l!!!!l,n!!y 111Dpo pmpiration odor•.; Iiroteds yon 24 hOim and moftlt Ada Geaheimer, Mulberry Ave., in cutton. The "le .of vohlllo, oll\...t \nak .. ing jrO!ilc\ WBI r~e<! I auo. ' tess!. Thel fJ'oWW "COiiftnfit'le re-, ported on aent to the slet r'flunda of hi& Iia~:ht with Julio Me-deros, tutpended ni'(Jfeaalonal ~~'"" , !~r 90 dor8· ~~ llj• \ TUSSY'· · j CREAM A contribution of $50 wu made to fJle Piano fund for the church Huitttncton. lloyn\ond Walburn droye to when the Daughters of Ruth Class · r,f tile United Methodist Church P•r'telabu,re last weet ancJI companied hit rrudmotllet-, Mrs. met Mod.day evening at the home :K•tfi~'rine Hmison, to her home of Misses Lucretia, AuguAta and f1 . •• ,. " . ., .. . lllt(ltld 1 the Arne In &ck U In rtont, ant~ a~aped to the ncure ._ ' · Mala 81 The drea Is wom.d day . '.; . D•sSftop Poiaim, l!jol. Pmiteroy, Oblo ol her ' Condcft. j: · RfPMAH'S HALL dress wltb otlas ~ .' Merced_lt'. PEDAL PUSliBIIS ' 10NIGHT, WEDNESDAY, MAY 11ft. ·. Little Barloora • oi -Mr. •n.~ the flower s:lrl. Hlet~ ,;t '0\.i . Lilted in the upper 10 Per eent ;, Le· Air N~ HAL~ CABPENTI!IS ..,..-- ' SHORTS .' .. a eolop:itl bOu(Juei J!lt,ln& hoateaa. • 4 • . ' •• "''bHtGHT INSTEAD OF FRIDAY SPEciAL MI!ETING LOC_,L UNION NO. $a ' ''t . ·' .1.11 Typeo o! Sport Clr't't• . ·I 118 1'.·. Querir MM.oceo. tW 't~"~i~~~ . R~tobert J • 9th ,..om by the Lena Mitch ·in ~. ptn1c: ' Charlene Walburn, .••••~>~•• 'Of 111e brt~e. i~ , llln•• E - II'Di'e' mill!~>, Jng bandeau, lace mitts 'iii~ ~ and a n"klace_ ~-i~ . the gift' bt llte ,WI.te. Mrs. fohft Cha#, Jlrtrs. Richard C. E. Vf. Downie. J\l,ne nl_!!e~il)l: wiU be )teld ' $2.95 IWD ~'uel~~ quins t/191 faet• o;.p;W Idaho to in FreMh Air INt!ti ot1'lymlmt111 If »lRillllv., 1'/0'U'lll lflll!iftJ'Iffir JMii • Johnson Doping ltparate lnvutt11attona today latCl' , llle "doplnl" ol llrht htlfiYW~IC w CO'M'ON SHRUGS UEHiW , ···ASIIONED A.-1Je not»ert Lehew, .On ot Hr,:. ~pre f.ehew of Pr~ ~ Jllll, Po me ray, is on a 90 dl)t auJpment from Mt. Home ltCJit UUI IYe'l'. two laiD-price C<lr• latel~? And, ltalle 'Vorl c11'eclkell pf'jcu , on the melflufll.pncs ca;, tlillt P'~ $4.9$ of Pomeroy. ...htdt wu ,Wei'li earlier wi!h ~~~ a..lstonce of dUny . - I . Limited . ' Time Only ... •' .,..,• • r STRAPLESS SJ,;IPS with Buill-In Bfa. ~~rk on PI~TTIIJI.Ith and the ot~ Minneapoll• 9 Indianapolis 8 Loulovlllo 4 St. &-ou compai'ed price $1.95 - $5,9J • J!rt. curtfi Boyr:e and aon Ronnie -n.e .1100 1 .31l3 .3113 CAN CAN Pl!'l'liOOA.'Jtf B- Business~ Ptofessionalt'0111en at the b9Jrle o~ ala\. 0. H. M1era With Mrs. Mtnnte NeUUiing as .... 2 O Toledo -·h h h IS 13 Denvfr · ··- • -· U 17 1 Chorleot~n h -h Jq 16 Kyle Ft. Mlttbe.ll, K':y.; l&r. and M.ra Joe Kyle add 10111 Jole 1nd Pat, Mn. Daiq Meun•. llrs. BoJr:e, Sue Ann, LeV~e. Ranme, Clyd and Vernon BoJ« all of Coving- *'· -hlio<loed ·:~lce't Fot ford INid children, Diane, Joyee, Bobby, Serry a,ut Jlnuny of South J:p~eau .' GlFTS Luc!lle B.eorbo HawkiM, Pomeroy Socia\y Editor-Phone 8ut •:::t.T ,., .4t Rnitlmu» Mr. lnd llfl. Jlobert Kyle entetiatDtd • IJ'OUP of rfl•tlYu 111d frtendJ ~e.r tbe weftea.d 1t tMJr bome. Vale: at .• Pomeroy, In bcmor of tloelr ..,. ll4bert z...,h who t.oolr: U fiht eommunion Sullday at tiH! Saertd Hem Churr:h lilts The bride given in ~onl.llf her father was lovely ·iQ length gown of c~Uy IO<e.. ll11~ gown featured a filii ' wi"' o'clock, Carolyn Jane GriYea, daUC]lter M Mr. and Mrs. R. S. GnYH, Uacotn. Terrace, bee1me the br:lde of ,.,, Donald Ross Thomaa,' 10n of Kr. and Mrs. Everett Thomas, tll7 Lo'CUit St., in 1 beaut.iluJ ceremony at the Federated Church. Tbe Rev. Dale RaUilf officiated at the double rina: ceremOn)'. On the altar were bukeU ot calla lUi• and wbite •ni.pdrasons and ,s even branched 'eapdelabru. 'IJ,gJiited whit!' hlpen in ct,.Btal IWldcra encircled with white nations and greenery Were ia eath window. aad cton~ Co:rret Pomeroy. We're onl; wUI lind 1- little town, bLR we hope that ~Wrtc:ter we hav~ been a Jteppina: at-one '1ft 'd:iil to your future 11 we have been a.,. PAUL "Moon,. CLIFFORD had 1 liM that w~d Utf'IO The announeement yesterday over 180, an'd a tunbd. ~ that Rex Jarvis w.as leavinr PG- tipped the bums at atmost HO mer(ly came as no surpriSe lo pouf;dt. BUt for three tt&lo:di, most <;. port f·a ru. Rex has been Pontetoy tOu;bit eve-a Wit-It t~ con.s idermg _for several weeks bi&' 'Oit Hill t"e•rn, aDd fina'llj the !L ·~ rative cfl!'a· at Mt. Vtr· lost When theY jatt ru- Olt of , n cn, 3nd mod c.f us knew th.t go. Se"'e'rl:l Pomelroy ¢aft~ socner or later he would have to were banted up ill thtt Jlin'f: aocep~ the position even. though from 1-aet~ at eopdftrioiL dire tQ ili.s greet love for his present tha-t lil"alf, but tl\'i y neVer CAYe· team was a b-arricade to leaviog 1 up rind every one Of tJien\ want~t,~ <v•H• . ed lp <'0'me back !or more. ·_ Pomeroy and lhl.s area is losFana a'-4o won't t01eet tbrd 'ng r.n~ d their greatht guys .. same : 'ret'rl, ..t:b~ :f'o\n€foy , *~~ ' dou.bt if anynne: who · rnNy t-wice- 1ft tfre Tut. two i)\'tnpt~ M • .c ~oows nex can truthtuHy say ,P.lay io 'UlWtt' At'b~. i.t'Ad ~ they don't like him. · He is the they- ~'f~'c! 'the di)·Ii._ts ·out' of kind of fd1o-w t&at ID;ke1 aD im- MiiJdftlPOii i:lifly in tlte first ~m~~ion on you-=-.w.hether it e?n- i1Uarter With ,sotne .9Uf'Pr-ist- plays hrns athletics oi- just .,laill Jl)d 1- fJghttrJ.g heart. pr1vate li.le. His biggest worry at 'Ibis put ~e'lr Potneroy op;ened aU times was his boye. H~ want- With wiDI oVer .Wahama alid theY ed to win pr'obably as much u . ···-~•ct ChaunctJ's long wlQQ. ~ny coach I have fJI/er knoWn, but lng streak. But di•ast~r then leU. the health and sa'fetr ot hls- boyt·1 they JOlt to Keboftville atld was still his MeJor concern. . . tttl4ily went down bill. It lo-okRex came to. 'PoJnerqr in 1952 e,t Ukt 1 d\JutroUJ nason; but wfl~n triis tO#h·· \fiB f\iit abou.t larvi.J finally got to the root of at its lowest foo~U etb Jn hlS: , the..thi~t; and Pomeroy came ' ~ory The Panth:er& h_a d little m-1- bJck· t.O p_ut.pta;t and , almost , 1klr- ... tertal on h:aqd, and lDteieat bottl set. laebob-, ··and then< fi~ , amon~ lhe play'f:r~t and the fans . witb a win I)Ve'f Middleport oft was a.lmost nil. il'u t ,Jarvis at Tbanbfi'ftn-t ·dly. once •ns1alle'd a . splik . in tlie , we kftow .Uiit Pomer~y wft~ team and the ~layei1 thlt seem inW- J~MI · ttils · i'b t year •d ed to be ~aft'hu~. Then ~me t_he tor Yhrl to: eom·e. W~ bbe Defftrst of Jus btd huab, and Gtlt er ften • colldt. ,vf1 0 hatM .0 that brot1~ht . hearibreaks anli IOIJ'e as does ReJ: but he alwaY, ' •adnesl to nttlfly l9'Cal eltizene. t6'tlld tU'e It a smiJe ancl . Polio hit Pomeroy _ en"d this eome flghttng b~Ck for mMe. •rea. Fir~ Don YOunt Wat YoUF. truly will mit's Rei very strlekeft, ~na fht" ~flY Kelton moob this eoilrinr Yl!'lr. Tbro\1ihwas ruth•&f to the Woipltal. Don oot th& oW thrte year~ be fia:s · tu.rviY*d, llut Jq MeatM a Dot only eoop'et'ateld w.itb m·e ttfO <:ltualtvo ~ 1 dlnne that Wt per cent u a coaeh, but lre b:~;~ hope , It ll•fn" .brought under 1 1.1 0 ken. one' oof my fi.QeJI: lricontrvl. i=~Of:'afl was suspend· ea.d:t. A tru., friend il hard to •d at Pornero'y for ••veral tint\, but 1 believe th•t in- fte, wHkt. R•• wet afmost h .. rt- Jarvis I really have one 1 kn.ow brohn at th• death of Jay and t&at 1 lot ot other pe'ople can th• dltalllftM'nt of Don, btlt h• say the· same. f-i•d to drry on. . Local fans who journeted to Rfi: at Mt. Vtrnon will h'iv• Oak Hill to see the Panthers In a t.rmtr Mlddl•poi1 ffttbiill that first game after football fiUirt•rli'lck n oM Of hit tupwas resumed will never for,~Cet •rlon. 01\arl" Pfc:kena, one thl'!' l'!'xhibition that Rrx and his of Many h'rOthti's who statrecl fiO)'.t pu-t on that night. Tbe fint In •thletlc. for tftl YtlloW Ja'ctime th'! PtntherS bad the ball kef•, liJ ·,P'rlwchMI of Mf. Vimo'n " 'lfhfw !lttM f-or ·a : ; !T,l); l llftl•!~ 'tWO liliff' Wch'Oi'r; Jlftij l' ijwj_. ·• wJ~y ctuiok surprise plays. Thi'Y . &'V'er- rHponsll:tle for tht hlrlnt ef aged ondy a little over 1150 POifta'roV't mentOr. tt h'b Mtn pounds per man. and Oak Htll rumorod that thtr~ ' wre 26 llftern.oon, lltJ 1, h.aU alter two Our MUCH MORE C,AR.,. AT SU.CH- A LO , .P;R:fc·E! ' ....... lor MUch In 7th, .~':r'RA~ 2t 1.. 6. f' ¥cilodlr Ill 0 1n. O.Hiilotlt 200 1102 '!:-7·h 'touiollllli Ill tt p ·1 ' . ,....,_, 000 000 1-1.6o1 · au Um!'INI IJch.,d Ruuell and lndlanapoll• at Minnellpolia Jfl alMI ' lOP so Phila~elphia at Cincinnati, nieht Br~klyn at Milwaukee night , Totolo I. vlt tad Gaeltl 3 0 2 0 Louisville -·- - - 14 12 .638 l:~: · ~...... Pomeroy • • 4 I 4 0 2 0 e.~~ KENT, 0. Ul'-Atllletlo Dlr..,. tor and head football Co.,ch TreID t~e vor Rees ot !Cent State Unlvenlty Jat- Tuetday named William Moritz. JU!Ct 32:. as hJa Jine coa~ · • • Iller 1Kyl~ EnterlDin The Oaily Sentinel - ln!dl••Plll" __. 9 18 .333 fiMay'• ltesulh ·o ~e-nver 5 Charle•ton 4 1 0 0 0 Toledo 9 Omaha 2 11 CtfA(H The Doily 5entintl; P6itleroy.Middlej)oit, OhiO Clftlplle)l, . Mro. •1II ; w ' - • CP lb., LIAGUI W L Pet, lB 7 .720 1~ 8 .652 14 9 .609 14: U .580 1Rg 15-1 victoiy over tfre Ravens· wood Red Devils. As a result o-r their win , the Falccn~; will race th-1: winn·er ot the Point Ple.a.sant..Parkersburr game on Thursday aftern-oon at 4 3.0 . The Pcint Pleasant f?&rkenburg wi~;~ner was unkncrwn late Tut:sday evening. Johrmy Marks hurlel f!ve in11mgs Di one-hn hall on Tuesday before he retired w1th' a huge l<'ad to allow George Hesson omd Chu.c'kie Kelly to tak~ turn I hurtir.g tl\e rest cl the ball game. The f.'a!coru jllll'npcd orf to a three run advan-tage ln the open· lng innirrg and were newr lieaded Their final ruru of the game came with a six run onslaught n the fifth ro1· a ]5·0 teat!. George Hess-on then went iii to hurl the s'l.xth inn·ing an-d g,We up one rlJID on two hih. Kelly in Ihe seventh retire'd t·h e side in order.' LINl! ·NIW wantH --·-,.~~·~·~·~·"'·~·~·"'"'J=~·~·-·"''~·~~~.~-,...,.,,,I . !' •i ~n•polla . - . ll a .692 J.i 1J If t t/{ •h!l - h h h . 18 f .IHU 3 0 0 0 . Phi ·h-·- 11 It ' .638 Arnol., . , .... 1 c;t~eland - ---.- ~Iff ~ D I(IOf,LP .... Pot. ,. H-ler, 21 tlttriHn, Lll AMIIIICAN NATIONAL J.EAGUE :W lia'lcm, night .• 0 ' 4 0 0 0 Only "'ames scheduled 1.100 11 R• ...••• • - T.. AMERICAN LEAGUE T..rn . on f n On .S PORTS :::: .:. ;, ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ;, : ,__. Phf:~rt hiM lo tall• ...W I blow tho! BEAMS FaiC!oM1 Tuesday a:ftern(J()Ii) with a Ttil::& I staftd.ii'IJJ, anCI ttiily fteed only • wi.n o'o'er Middleport to se•.., up rscor~less 'Wilrite :n~be~heWIY•t~=0~~~ vils. The win assured the Devils or ,t. \.te' for first pla'ce 10 the Russ Smith 7·1 .h m"'t • .,. the way • MOON Fruoons To !eetional Tourne,-ln Pmenbutg ' SiCKS .JRITISH CROWN With Loes To Gallipoli• ,.ut th•y Miss Carolyn Graves lleeomes Of Mr. Thomas.lnDouble · .,- . . 1955 • .' �'v Wednesday, Moy 11, iil *';..ltcoih ~- • .. . , .... ~ ,lf ~· J ' ' l~ I 1liss Firilt Place Lead A bard luet Pomeroy Panthen blsebiJl team lost a rhanee 1\Jel· ,., night on their loul f1eld to take Vlf!t possession of first pia« fn -tbe Southern division of the SEO League when tbey lost a '1·1 · deeWon to tbt Gallipolia Blue De- . The Wabama TouTnlrrfe'ftt ' tl\e bunting. A lo.u to the Jackets would f>dt the teams in a three way tie .! or tint place, and wuuld <requirt a pli}off. 1 held the Panthers until tbe last illfltftg lis · Pomeroy lost aeveral chances to '.score and meanwhile the OeviiJ jQmped on Charlie Theiss for , aeveo runs and eight hits to sew ' up the contest. The DeYils scored tw~e in the ope8ftJ ~ntn1 oD Ht~rdwaj"s lin· 1•le, a walk t~ Jim Thomas, a p'b s ~o qJfi:tt and a resoundina: dou- ble f>1 ICtn, that ttCd'ed two run: Inert. 1il.ij added tWo more in the alxtrl ft 1 walk to Halfelt, a sln.ele by KIDI and mather slna:le by "MtiiiDJI. All this l'tme atttr lwo~m ,aut. three run~ ~eored tn \he lefta't.b wllen Styre hlt a JonJ ilotfl'p. run to ritht field. Hard- , 1\eir lut I IWaf then l'tna:led and Jim Thomas followed with another home run lo plato Hlrdway. The lone Po12eroy run scored in ~he laat innh\1. With ooe out. ~tY Arnold beat out an infield t over second. Bob Wilson then ollowed with 1 lona: double od \he left field screen 1o :scqre ftJ: .. bold. F. Tile Panthers lost a HCoring o-p. ~_!JDit)' In the rlnt inning when kni1ll$y 'i-alked, and Bill Sheri· dan follOwed with li single Wll~ 100 was s•fe on Jim Thomas' error to load the bases, but G.,e Mitch struck out ind Mowery Jroundtd. out. ~ They threatened again in the 1ee:ond with two uuts . Them 11nd Hemsley was safe on Sa 1 error. S~erldan walked to lo 'tie 'aaclu,, but the b•tter IJ"'Un•td out tp end the threat. Wtf· ' SherJdan and Arnold both had two ·h lts to pace the Panthers, While Hardway, King and ~YI'C Jiad two blna:len for Gallipolis . The box score: Pot, ! e,m,.no AI H•nlway, C Jl. Th...,oo, II 4j 22 h.-··· IMIIh,P l! '1, H I , Hofftlt,38 NtiMn, CP ! • .. , ... 2. lhl ..., .f · '·' 1 0 0 0 I ' "'I •t tJtv.tand--lt kn•Ms NATIONAL LEAGUE W L Pet. GB Brooklyn __ __ __ 22 2 .917 New York ___ __ 11 11 .522 9~ Mit'waukee ___ _ 12 12 .&00 10 Chica~:o _______ 12 u .462 11 Pittsburgh _. __ 11 1::1 .458 11 St. Louis ·--- ·- 9 12 .429 J.}l,~ (.:~nnati . __ 9 HI .37G l<i thtialdeJ.phla _____ ~ · \6 .333 14 Tutsday's Retults Gl Team Chicaco - -- - - -2 New York --- - 3 Detroit - - ----4 Washlna:ton - .- 10 14 .417 71,1 Kan!lali City -- ·. 9 14 39:1 8 Boston ----- -- - 9 17 .346 9~ Baltimore - - -8 17 .320 10 Tuetda~ ttwnrns Baltimore ll Kansas 0fty 1, n'Tgtrt Washington 7 Detroit 4, nitht Cleveland 9 New York 6, mg?lt Chlcaa:o _4 Boston 2 \Vedne~dty't Probable Pitchers .f)t1tto1t lit Waa~l,ntt.on--Garv'er 2-4 vs Stone 1-.'i Kantas City at Balttmore-KeUner 2 -1 vs Krelld\o D-f Cleveland at Now York- Wynit 2-o vs Turley 5-0 Chicaeo at Boston-Trucks 2-2 vs Sullivan 2-4 Thursday's Gem•• Ch.h:q:o IU. Batfl:t·~. ~fdt I A't091Kvn ' C'h-i'liaro AMERICAN A8sdctAtloN T ••m . W •· L 0 ISt. NeW V"orJr 8 OiftcJnnati 4 night !:cwrls 15 Philad4!tphia 3, night f~ eft)' Pet. . 10 l'nnhl·g'~ Ptns.bata:b 9 Mjlwatdtlf!! nt\ie~t WRiYI4t•r'• """D'I I' ))'r;C'flera P.itlsbitifah at Mtfwl'lilt'e'e:.:..:.K"tJhe 2-2 vs Ntehols 2:-0 BfO<tklyn at Chttago-Meyer 2--o v1 ~n'dre o-o New York at Cincinnati nightHeatft t-1 vs Nuxhall 3-1 Philadelphia at St. Louis night -lto~arl11 3-3 vs Jackson 1-0 ThuraUy's Gam•t To-p hilter for the game wu Wabama's 260 Pcund left fie!det'; Blaine Stub, who c(}ltected three hits i.n four tri~ to the p~ate. One of 1\tll bue knocl:s Wu a OOuble Charles Roush had ~ for three Wt-lh one r1 them a double. Other extra base blows were tr'iples by Bob Oliver and Kenny Taylor afKI a double by ChueJk Kelly. Coach RaliJ)h Sayre emptied his benc-h in the ball gartle and sildeen Falcons, al·l that mad& the tnp appeared In the fray Gary Miller .!!utlered a slight 1-H!ad mjury in the baLl game when he was hit by a pi-tehed ~all . Doctors who examined hiJ.m In Parkersburg, however, prO. t'ioun'C ed him: unhurt. In !he upper bracket of lhe tmu·narnent W11liamstown v.-u an B to 1 winner over Sandyville while Ripley blasted Elizabeth by a .~c-ore cf 15 to 1 The tournament wm was the thLrd VIctory i'n a row fo 1• th~ Falcon~ who defeated Laktn 14 to 7 orr Frtdlly aftet· turnmg back i.acJ_ne, lZ to 3, Jut Thursd!U' . sell6o:t.'s record 1~ now .~.~ and three losses. =:.....:.·" . ..,, ltttli:lft1.-. C · • HuWIInl, C Sunday .... but to aeverM othera. ,M.\Y1 I :.' J at ' .Pifts~urgh at Chicaao Ne" York at St. Louis, 1\lrbt • •' INTF.RNATIOI'UL . , LE'AGUE Gunll: were lllra. Anna .,.. l!r. ond llln. Robort 'll••tnor s. Scllaa!, Middleport Sootetr Editor - Pllone eo?1 MOlt IHutlful Cer" by faiiOUI ,,..."""••, . . tho Stcltty .t' lllullfOkNI Give$300ToNewP·arkl>rive The Middleport ton, Ky. Let Mike Frieach and Mr and lira. J . Boyee ind SODII R1y, Rich- 1•ith Vie.Adit Houduhelt, Fjnniiv~ ce ebaihnan, . reporlint more 1thn 96o made on lijeaJL '&lid lTd and Cedi, Cincinnati; Herb Dotle, Tt4ucb, Ky.; aad Mr and ° Ho,v~ 0 0 ,tcU. A.ucciatidlt Th1 m:oney !ll'en to l'lf .... - .• ,_ the prodll<tl6n '&lidtr fut. fitted bodk!e ·~ttl , bitll•' ,!!!!d loD! ~eeve! e-emiDi' fa over tbe Mndt. · r Her fin1er tip ;(rom a ~irred: The rosettes Pf'C!J'If _'makes vour homt . p·-•· I . Ullce nvest1gate '. PHILADELPIIIA -----~--=--.. tlalm lllq A1r -Nyl.,n ,waltt ' 'kI1·1,~I II 'IM'III '10n'" . ulumotum un...«~ ... .~ boxl 9~ .'tl'f 1\.tl " p,.,.,_. ., ~ . ::11.1~· ~n:,r:~·~t~ .. ·'' '·' . to cfean shut it down for liOOd In Harold John1on hefore his t~levt•­ lon tl•ht laat Friday. Goy,.G~d M. ........L fi!IIWd ""' n •110.\lblo il,...._lllf(... q_f .John11on'a eollapae after twu ', • . ·~, nations. aqua ii ,. ' --.!!'!-. . . . \ ' ' .. ~ ........ jjiltaNaLiT•s btl, STETSON v~ MO.~ Ponalm• ~ ..,.. tll tts bunct~belt. bf St.Uoll oro t1te y lltl ..,...., nted to toU<II il to TltiOUI ~ w..,.;.., a lloi til 1111. Tlli modo! oii<JIDn !falig~J Personals , _ '• MrrtHO llri,.d hond, piliCh fronl, and sOn. Gtklra~. wrt! ·~'tend fu,e1ts of trer mother, Mrs. Rlt:ea Bfown, ·. •• collar Is stitched orou•~-:_ --_·_ _ _ . all a"? eoitoJort olld 11M laal wlird ia ~&mil. ...... wlt.h a· ll'\&tdlmg auede cummn· Dol RClass Giv~s To Newl,iano Fund . and ll!l'$. ~ Miss Frle4a Faebale and ber , ~oli!eg~ttll!rs. H. D.· Prilenbat:hei', Columb\18 visited the l~er.'a lun1, Mra. Ella Wolfe, st. Marys, Pomeroy. Mrs. Si~ey Pid:eiu is retoverlftB at beY. blllrie ifter beinJ seri· ou~y ill this paol week. eign lanpagea. ft. Pike, lllmt· Suilday. inl(toa, have moved to the Harley tpa~meitt on Bryan Ptaee. Norina BtitcJter, Kinde't· tarteq pupil whO hOd Iiiii rei!V.· Jea" fi'om ·llie .m'OUI!o, 10 ebDfttl. Dr. Katheryn Poindexter has ed t 0 ~- h !r:ped to her bome on South • M;q O!Q, '" 'itb tnumpa. d' A'\lti;u~· aner beiog· awaY · .M.rs. HarTY McMaster b a llur-, t..-'"'·.!.111. • • ''~\i1lii~~i«fi·.':W-tii: gical paUent at Mail•· Gon&ral qe,~ nl)yiCJII er. u Hospital. ··Mfa. MUVrn n·atter and son Mrs. wtUia-m Hett91ft1Eli" was 'Tommy, .Mansfield. have been brought to her home from the visiting Mrs. John Thomas and · Mei~s 'G'B'II'ira1 11'6spltil '1\ieldly family, in the Rawlings-Coats ambuJaoee Mrs. A. V. Smith has r.:Ceivetl and is beln( eared fOr b}- Mrs. ' wOJ-<1 that bet aon, P•ul Smitti rit~ts were ed\'ed by the hosEthel Jones. · · · ~Pj ~~ wtft IDd tWo sons bav~ tesses. Mr. and Mrs. Wmlain ·crU.uer rd'Dvw.· to \Kelr Mw home tat Pr'esent were Mrs. Q. H. Myer.!!, and children, Don and Debbie Greenville, Pa., where he ill emGeqrje ~'ar1i:er, Mrs. Tb6mas wer.• In Huqliai!IR~ ,Siind•f· Pl•~j_ed "' a !J. ~. steel Lobor fte. Goeglehi, :Mrs. Mirmie Nelitz.lins. Mr. m'd Mli. fl'oi<l Hlbl5i! and . lations Director. 4. V- Howell, Mrs. Jacob oloeekb.'r, Mrs. Mom~ Oliver, _.r•. I!GM!I'eft ' - at Oblo 'University Sa'ii~li, Ponieroy.· .. ' ' · . mJ:;ltt!ftt (ltff{ •whtft was in eharge ot the elub. A CoDJ 'trlfiuUOII ·~ v.oflil td IHo the of Mrs. Mrl. .' lund! I •• tittlp • .,~~ellhig, ~, - ~- • ltV' OAN - war made orr the .rRn:ft' of t~Wtr -"*~~~· nMt i1.... IO'd!l' :S:It:J. lf•~lou,Ly hld ~,9 • eell!'· • / fund ftft•as Checl<e penpimlioa moiatwe-•..., .wailinG to dry! ' BIG •t .JAR NCJW Otd;~ . :·:, .,~ .. :tt~i\~lftiOni W~re' alio Jiaad&,to tbe..cancA,r fund and to the Amer· iean Bible Society, to be used in the printing of the Bible in forMrs. Geprge H. Parker, president, presided over the meetiog. Devotions taken from "'Tbe Upper Room" by the president, opened the meetina and members respo& ded to roll call wlth a vene of thr:ir 1avorlte llymn. An intereating procram oJf &ames and C'Ontests were edndueted by Mra. P.arket', durinl the sor:la) how-, . alter .which refre.th- .. .:. . lhe inltiurt deodonml { . ' l!!!!l,n!!y 111Dpo pmpiration odor•.; Iiroteds yon 24 hOim and moftlt Ada Geaheimer, Mulberry Ave., in cutton. The "le .of vohlllo, oll\...t \nak .. ing jrO!ilc\ WBI r~e<! I auo. ' tess!. Thel fJ'oWW "COiiftnfit'le re-, ported on aent to the slet r'flunda of hi& Iia~:ht with Julio Me-deros, tutpended ni'(Jfeaalonal ~~'"" , !~r 90 dor8· ~~ llj• \ TUSSY'· · j CREAM A contribution of $50 wu made to fJle Piano fund for the church Huitttncton. lloyn\ond Walburn droye to when the Daughters of Ruth Class · r,f tile United Methodist Church P•r'telabu,re last weet ancJI companied hit rrudmotllet-, Mrs. met Mod.day evening at the home :K•tfi~'rine Hmison, to her home of Misses Lucretia, AuguAta and f1 . •• ,. " . ., .. . lllt(ltld 1 the Arne In &ck U In rtont, ant~ a~aped to the ncure ._ ' · Mala 81 The drea Is wom.d day . '.; . D•sSftop Poiaim, l!jol. Pmiteroy, Oblo ol her ' Condcft. j: · RfPMAH'S HALL dress wltb otlas ~ .' Merced_lt'. PEDAL PUSliBIIS ' 10NIGHT, WEDNESDAY, MAY 11ft. ·. Little Barloora • oi -Mr. •n.~ the flower s:lrl. Hlet~ ,;t '0\.i . Lilted in the upper 10 Per eent ;, Le· Air N~ HAL~ CABPENTI!IS ..,..-- ' SHORTS .' .. a eolop:itl bOu(Juei J!lt,ln& hoateaa. • 4 • . ' •• "''bHtGHT INSTEAD OF FRIDAY SPEciAL MI!ETING LOC_,L UNION NO. $a ' ''t . ·' .1.11 Typeo o! Sport Clr't't• . ·I 118 1'.·. Querir MM.oceo. tW 't~"~i~~~ . R~tobert J • 9th ,..om by the Lena Mitch ·in ~. ptn1c: ' Charlene Walburn, .••••~>~•• 'Of 111e brt~e. i~ , llln•• E - II'Di'e' mill!~>, Jng bandeau, lace mitts 'iii~ ~ and a n"klace_ ~-i~ . the gift' bt llte ,WI.te. Mrs. fohft Cha#, Jlrtrs. Richard C. E. Vf. Downie. J\l,ne nl_!!e~il)l: wiU be )teld ' $2.95 IWD ~'uel~~ quins t/191 faet• o;.p;W Idaho to in FreMh Air INt!ti ot1'lymlmt111 If »lRillllv., 1'/0'U'lll lflll!iftJ'Iffir JMii • Johnson Doping ltparate lnvutt11attona today latCl' , llle "doplnl" ol llrht htlfiYW~IC w CO'M'ON SHRUGS UEHiW , ···ASIIONED A.-1Je not»ert Lehew, .On ot Hr,:. ~pre f.ehew of Pr~ ~ Jllll, Po me ray, is on a 90 dl)t auJpment from Mt. Home ltCJit UUI IYe'l'. two laiD-price C<lr• latel~? And, ltalle 'Vorl c11'eclkell pf'jcu , on the melflufll.pncs ca;, tlillt P'~ $4.9$ of Pomeroy. ...htdt wu ,Wei'li earlier wi!h ~~~ a..lstonce of dUny . - I . Limited . ' Time Only ... •' .,..,• • r STRAPLESS SJ,;IPS with Buill-In Bfa. ~~rk on PI~TTIIJI.Ith and the ot~ Minneapoll• 9 Indianapolis 8 Loulovlllo 4 St. &-ou compai'ed price $1.95 - $5,9J • J!rt. curtfi Boyr:e and aon Ronnie -n.e .1100 1 .31l3 .3113 CAN CAN Pl!'l'liOOA.'Jtf B- Business~ Ptofessionalt'0111en at the b9Jrle o~ ala\. 0. H. M1era With Mrs. Mtnnte NeUUiing as .... 2 O Toledo -·h h h IS 13 Denvfr · ··- • -· U 17 1 Chorleot~n h -h Jq 16 Kyle Ft. Mlttbe.ll, K':y.; l&r. and M.ra Joe Kyle add 10111 Jole 1nd Pat, Mn. Daiq Meun•. llrs. BoJr:e, Sue Ann, LeV~e. Ranme, Clyd and Vernon BoJ« all of Coving- *'· -hlio<loed ·:~lce't Fot ford INid children, Diane, Joyee, Bobby, Serry a,ut Jlnuny of South J:p~eau .' GlFTS Luc!lle B.eorbo HawkiM, Pomeroy Socia\y Editor-Phone 8ut •:::t.T ,., .4t Rnitlmu» Mr. lnd llfl. Jlobert Kyle entetiatDtd • IJ'OUP of rfl•tlYu 111d frtendJ ~e.r tbe weftea.d 1t tMJr bome. Vale: at .• Pomeroy, In bcmor of tloelr ..,. ll4bert z...,h who t.oolr: U fiht eommunion Sullday at tiH! Saertd Hem Churr:h lilts The bride given in ~onl.llf her father was lovely ·iQ length gown of c~Uy IO<e.. ll11~ gown featured a filii ' wi"' o'clock, Carolyn Jane GriYea, daUC]lter M Mr. and Mrs. R. S. GnYH, Uacotn. Terrace, bee1me the br:lde of ,.,, Donald Ross Thomaa,' 10n of Kr. and Mrs. Everett Thomas, tll7 Lo'CUit St., in 1 beaut.iluJ ceremony at the Federated Church. Tbe Rev. Dale RaUilf officiated at the double rina: ceremOn)'. On the altar were bukeU ot calla lUi• and wbite •ni.pdrasons and ,s even branched 'eapdelabru. 'IJ,gJiited whit!' hlpen in ct,.Btal IWldcra encircled with white nations and greenery Were ia eath window. aad cton~ Co:rret Pomeroy. We're onl; wUI lind 1- little town, bLR we hope that ~Wrtc:ter we hav~ been a Jteppina: at-one '1ft 'd:iil to your future 11 we have been a.,. PAUL "Moon,. CLIFFORD had 1 liM that w~d Utf'IO The announeement yesterday over 180, an'd a tunbd. ~ that Rex Jarvis w.as leavinr PG- tipped the bums at atmost HO mer(ly came as no surpriSe lo pouf;dt. BUt for three tt&lo:di, most <;. port f·a ru. Rex has been Pontetoy tOu;bit eve-a Wit-It t~ con.s idermg _for several weeks bi&' 'Oit Hill t"e•rn, aDd fina'llj the !L ·~ rative cfl!'a· at Mt. Vtr· lost When theY jatt ru- Olt of , n cn, 3nd mod c.f us knew th.t go. Se"'e'rl:l Pomelroy ¢aft~ socner or later he would have to were banted up ill thtt Jlin'f: aocep~ the position even. though from 1-aet~ at eopdftrioiL dire tQ ili.s greet love for his present tha-t lil"alf, but tl\'i y neVer CAYe· team was a b-arricade to leaviog 1 up rind every one Of tJien\ want~t,~ <v•H• . ed lp <'0'me back !or more. ·_ Pomeroy and lhl.s area is losFana a'-4o won't t01eet tbrd 'ng r.n~ d their greatht guys .. same : 'ret'rl, ..t:b~ :f'o\n€foy , *~~ ' dou.bt if anynne: who · rnNy t-wice- 1ft tfre Tut. two i)\'tnpt~ M • .c ~oows nex can truthtuHy say ,P.lay io 'UlWtt' At'b~. i.t'Ad ~ they don't like him. · He is the they- ~'f~'c! 'the di)·Ii._ts ·out' of kind of fd1o-w t&at ID;ke1 aD im- MiiJdftlPOii i:lifly in tlte first ~m~~ion on you-=-.w.hether it e?n- i1Uarter With ,sotne .9Uf'Pr-ist- plays hrns athletics oi- just .,laill Jl)d 1- fJghttrJ.g heart. pr1vate li.le. His biggest worry at 'Ibis put ~e'lr Potneroy op;ened aU times was his boye. H~ want- With wiDI oVer .Wahama alid theY ed to win pr'obably as much u . ···-~•ct ChaunctJ's long wlQQ. ~ny coach I have fJI/er knoWn, but lng streak. But di•ast~r then leU. the health and sa'fetr ot hls- boyt·1 they JOlt to Keboftville atld was still his MeJor concern. . . tttl4ily went down bill. It lo-okRex came to. 'PoJnerqr in 1952 e,t Ukt 1 d\JutroUJ nason; but wfl~n triis tO#h·· \fiB f\iit abou.t larvi.J finally got to the root of at its lowest foo~U etb Jn hlS: , the..thi~t; and Pomeroy came ' ~ory The Panth:er& h_a d little m-1- bJck· t.O p_ut.pta;t and , almost , 1klr- ... tertal on h:aqd, and lDteieat bottl set. laebob-, ··and then< fi~ , amon~ lhe play'f:r~t and the fans . witb a win I)Ve'f Middleport oft was a.lmost nil. il'u t ,Jarvis at Tbanbfi'ftn-t ·dly. once •ns1alle'd a . splik . in tlie , we kftow .Uiit Pomer~y wft~ team and the ~layei1 thlt seem inW- J~MI · ttils · i'b t year •d ed to be ~aft'hu~. Then ~me t_he tor Yhrl to: eom·e. W~ bbe Defftrst of Jus btd huab, and Gtlt er ften • colldt. ,vf1 0 hatM .0 that brot1~ht . hearibreaks anli IOIJ'e as does ReJ: but he alwaY, ' •adnesl to nttlfly l9'Cal eltizene. t6'tlld tU'e It a smiJe ancl . Polio hit Pomeroy _ en"d this eome flghttng b~Ck for mMe. •rea. Fir~ Don YOunt Wat YoUF. truly will mit's Rei very strlekeft, ~na fht" ~flY Kelton moob this eoilrinr Yl!'lr. Tbro\1ihwas ruth•&f to the Woipltal. Don oot th& oW thrte year~ be fia:s · tu.rviY*d, llut Jq MeatM a Dot only eoop'et'ateld w.itb m·e ttfO <:ltualtvo ~ 1 dlnne that Wt per cent u a coaeh, but lre b:~;~ hope , It ll•fn" .brought under 1 1.1 0 ken. one' oof my fi.QeJI: lricontrvl. i=~Of:'afl was suspend· ea.d:t. A tru., friend il hard to •d at Pornero'y for ••veral tint\, but 1 believe th•t in- fte, wHkt. R•• wet afmost h .. rt- Jarvis I really have one 1 kn.ow brohn at th• death of Jay and t&at 1 lot ot other pe'ople can th• dltalllftM'nt of Don, btlt h• say the· same. f-i•d to drry on. . Local fans who journeted to Rfi: at Mt. Vtrnon will h'iv• Oak Hill to see the Panthers In a t.rmtr Mlddl•poi1 ffttbiill that first game after football fiUirt•rli'lck n oM Of hit tupwas resumed will never for,~Cet •rlon. 01\arl" Pfc:kena, one thl'!' l'!'xhibition that Rrx and his of Many h'rOthti's who statrecl fiO)'.t pu-t on that night. Tbe fint In •thletlc. for tftl YtlloW Ja'ctime th'! PtntherS bad the ball kef•, liJ ·,P'rlwchMI of Mf. Vimo'n " 'lfhfw !lttM f-or ·a : ; !T,l); l llftl•!~ 'tWO liliff' Wch'Oi'r; Jlftij l' ijwj_. ·• wJ~y ctuiok surprise plays. Thi'Y . &'V'er- rHponsll:tle for tht hlrlnt ef aged ondy a little over 1150 POifta'roV't mentOr. tt h'b Mtn pounds per man. and Oak Htll rumorod that thtr~ ' wre 26 llftern.oon, lltJ 1, h.aU alter two Our MUCH MORE C,AR.,. AT SU.CH- A LO , .P;R:fc·E! ' ....... lor MUch In 7th, .~':r'RA~ 2t 1.. 6. f' ¥cilodlr Ill 0 1n. O.Hiilotlt 200 1102 '!:-7·h 'touiollllli Ill tt p ·1 ' . ,....,_, 000 000 1-1.6o1 · au Um!'INI IJch.,d Ruuell and lndlanapoll• at Minnellpolia Jfl alMI ' lOP so Phila~elphia at Cincinnati, nieht Br~klyn at Milwaukee night , Totolo I. vlt tad Gaeltl 3 0 2 0 Louisville -·- - - 14 12 .638 l:~: · ~...... Pomeroy • • 4 I 4 0 2 0 e.~~ KENT, 0. Ul'-Atllletlo Dlr..,. tor and head football Co.,ch TreID t~e vor Rees ot !Cent State Unlvenlty Jat- Tuetday named William Moritz. JU!Ct 32:. as hJa Jine coa~ · • • Iller 1Kyl~ EnterlDin The Oaily Sentinel - ln!dl••Plll" __. 9 18 .333 fiMay'• ltesulh ·o ~e-nver 5 Charle•ton 4 1 0 0 0 Toledo 9 Omaha 2 11 CtfA(H The Doily 5entintl; P6itleroy.Middlej)oit, OhiO Clftlplle)l, . Mro. •1II ; w ' - • CP lb., LIAGUI W L Pet, lB 7 .720 1~ 8 .652 14 9 .609 14: U .580 1Rg 15-1 victoiy over tfre Ravens· wood Red Devils. As a result o-r their win , the Falccn~; will race th-1: winn·er ot the Point Ple.a.sant..Parkersburr game on Thursday aftern-oon at 4 3.0 . The Pcint Pleasant f?&rkenburg wi~;~ner was unkncrwn late Tut:sday evening. Johrmy Marks hurlel f!ve in11mgs Di one-hn hall on Tuesday before he retired w1th' a huge l<'ad to allow George Hesson omd Chu.c'kie Kelly to tak~ turn I hurtir.g tl\e rest cl the ball game. The f.'a!coru jllll'npcd orf to a three run advan-tage ln the open· lng innirrg and were newr lieaded Their final ruru of the game came with a six run onslaught n the fifth ro1· a ]5·0 teat!. George Hess-on then went iii to hurl the s'l.xth inn·ing an-d g,We up one rlJID on two hih. Kelly in Ihe seventh retire'd t·h e side in order.' LINl! ·NIW wantH --·-,.~~·~·~·~·"'·~·~·"'"'J=~·~·-·"''~·~~~.~-,...,.,,,I . !' •i ~n•polla . - . ll a .692 J.i 1J If t t/{ •h!l - h h h . 18 f .IHU 3 0 0 0 . Phi ·h-·- 11 It ' .638 Arnol., . , .... 1 c;t~eland - ---.- ~Iff ~ D I(IOf,LP .... Pot. ,. H-ler, 21 tlttriHn, Lll AMIIIICAN NATIONAL J.EAGUE :W lia'lcm, night .• 0 ' 4 0 0 0 Only "'ames scheduled 1.100 11 R• ...••• • - T.. AMERICAN LEAGUE T..rn . on f n On .S PORTS :::: .:. ;, ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ;, : ,__. Phf:~rt hiM lo tall• ...W I blow tho! BEAMS FaiC!oM1 Tuesday a:ftern(J()Ii) with a Ttil::& I staftd.ii'IJJ, anCI ttiily fteed only • wi.n o'o'er Middleport to se•.., up rscor~less 'Wilrite :n~be~heWIY•t~=0~~~ vils. The win assured the Devils or ,t. \.te' for first pla'ce 10 the Russ Smith 7·1 .h m"'t • .,. the way • MOON Fruoons To !eetional Tourne,-ln Pmenbutg ' SiCKS .JRITISH CROWN With Loes To Gallipoli• ,.ut th•y Miss Carolyn Graves lleeomes Of Mr. Thomas.lnDouble · .,- . . 1955 • .' �' • I ----·· .' I ,. received by 10 A. M. will be published the same ~~~~ .~~~=le ~~~.~~~:~~t~ . · day as received. BIRD Rates: 2 cents per word, one in&ertioo. Minim:.am charge 50c.due to warm weather. Nonnal8 al holiSOWork. Call 6038-M. ""3tc green and blue and opalines 4 renta per word for three con$2.00. Yellow f~~ted blues and :o-----::----,-- .aceul ive J.nserlion.s. grcys $3.50. L. C. Hill, 368 E. Have 2 routes open for 2 gvud Special-One montb. for 26 cents Main ft., Pomeroy. P~ne 5()0. CARRIER.S for DISPATCH ani'! per word. J. $-ll-6tc COLUMBUS STAR in Middle Full rate of 2 cents per word will port. Phone 632l· M or be at of· be changed lor adv,artiJina 11 not MINE EQUIPMENT- Two mloe fice at 4:00 o'clock. Mildred Ja. patd ror before the l~th of eacb ponies 42" and 30" mine broke. cohs, eg~ Hysell St ., Middl e , month followina: insertion. Three USAC breat ruchlnes, !5 port. ~lG-3tr• t Errors in Advertising-Should be mine can, 42" euaa:e, Interna· -· reported immediately. The Daily tiona! JM)Wer unit, 1200 ft. T-lron WOMEN with good handwriting Sentinel will not be responsible track, 3000 ft . mir.e w!re, DC Address, mail postcardJ, sparl' for mort. than one incorrect. ID&witchboard, 2 coal mine drills, ~ tim r·. Wch.a~·d Ka.v, Box lfl l , 'tl'tion. 2 No. .&10 Sump· puml)l, and 1 Belmont, Maasaehusctts. , ~ ..: J of Than'o and !')petla.l Nof.211-16tp other Items. Call between 4 and . • tlces of Events prlnted at regu. $ p. m., Orville Hope, 12? Butlar dusified rates. Obituarie~ tcrout Ave., Pomeroy. Phone (J Employment 1 published at 1 cent per word. ~X. ~ll · lOtp ' :t'bara;ed AdJ 'l'eeei~ed by rnaU or Wanted telepboae &iven careful attea- I room MODERN HOUSE, good I :::-:-:==--:-:---,:---:----:--:' Uoa. conditlon, double tilra1e, large WAN'J'ED-...BAby Jittln.g ffJr b&blot. Also twq, other Tflltll proies and aged people. "b. per&ie. on same lot---nne &-room San.born. Phone 90-X l)-6-3tc Notiaes oqe 3·room, Maaon, W. Va. Call Ml4dl<port 6012-Y. S-1131< ~·NOTICE TO FARMERS-For y~~; eonvenicnce, our doors will 1 Wbeel eovered TRAILER. 146"' .· be open ·at 7:00A . M. unUI fufMulberry Ave. 5-11 ·3tp ~ . lher notice. Mcip Equipment ;:.· Co. Pomeroy, Ohio. 5-ll.fltc Two Jood WHIZZER BIKES, good C<Jndltlon. Complete ~.00 each. ~ •• Pbo,ne IJ, H. E. Boney, Wright ...HOME wanted for ~ ' 6-ll-3tp St., Pomeroy. .. Phone 6173-Y. l -· .... I - ,. i' .• BJ F l 1 i "" I t:Tf) -==c:-=- ' -==- h GAS-latii.Uatloa ID4 .BlJJ1Il~El wlth ei01 knabs $115. W.A9flll .• 15. Dovld Love 113 Set u. ror prll• RUT· LQcuat St., P01mroy, H-6tp LAND J'UIIHITUiiJI ol ButiQd. 1-30-11. LOCu,- POSTS. Donald Moore, 0.9-3tp DaiJdow...._,S:::TEA=h. SA-NDWICHES S)Tloute. and LARGE Hambar1en att lk!Cormt<l< DJ!lE!RIIIG ItAThOA· s~m·s • bridae, Pomeroy. o&-lUOte DER, Delmar :at. 1. Hamm, SeeThe New· 0 ' '·"'-'" , •. Road. Ut·74e Ohio, Rt. 2, at P~ach ' Fork H. . 434 ' , .,... ·Road. Mt-7tc orne · ·-· ::JI. K. liAWLINGS SONI CO.CO"P' -r• t••uronc• - · - • · · :-· ~llour wrecker Betvtee. n., Uaed· R. c. 70 with LOADER AND I [; ~· ~ jir P t.! • "C;D[; 1 ,... Pboat 1221. Niebt Phone 8039JC. IU.AD)1!. NH autDJrJatlc baler t~, u 0 • e, 0 0· ~ , DODGl:-PLYMOUTH , U£A.LJ!:R:i. $298.00. Univeraal milKer, Co· MiUI, Mladlepo;1, Obi~. "" 11-#f.tf op rake, and Oliver Plow. B-2-tf __ _ ~· MeciP Oliver Sa-lea, Pomeroy. MAX WARD Aaent For Farm · ,BTArnoN W• . 0-6-tl Bur~au 1wurancc (• 1~1 ..f~inlOl1'l'Ql . I I J ! Friendly Cafe at end Racine, HOUSE PAINTING, inside and outo-~te side, roor .a nd chimney; repairt: inti, free e&Umatea. Call alter l) Jmey, and . ·~otsteln HEIFER p. m. at Mf.J. 6-2-12tp llll Allto !)al~ CaW' by aide,. e.ll ..rter li · p.m. raye Powell, Racine, Rt. 1. . • 1948 oJJEV. !Ieavy Duty 1UIUCK, S-9-a~e. t20 Bl Insurance •· Auxiliary tr1n1. Heavy Clltk ·· - _ - -- - - reillr end . .n,.t steel dump and ' larg~ &ULDlNG LOTS in r winrh. See Ivan Oarman, PomePomor~,., Ohio. Good loeatloo . THINKING 0 :bu:rtnJ l!;il\lranee1 Guaraateed IIYIRJI up to 801J'. See Iv.n Carman, Pomeroy, rOy ,Ohio, Rl . 2, It Peach Fork v D EDWARDS Pho or ~ • IIJP. ,J77'1. Blii!iltttll\r'a, Pobi"'y ys for';GI•"' and Cl\lth Awn,· .~to, Life, Fire. UCPOA! .Jir¥-41111. Q ' · ~RJI', also VENETIAN BLINDS. -. 'lj' ' t961 FOnD VB, .tlard Top. ' $7i1G. Call 6271 Cor estlmal(!. Middle· NOTICE Blaettnar's, Potnorov, 5-7-tltc port De~t. Stor_e. ft.JO.tl I or On June 6, 190~. in accordance ' CLO'PH A:WmNGS $1.88 up in- with Supplemental Section 373-13 ' •failed, POr<'h 1hadf!a, venetian to 21 Code of Ohio, the Ohlo Soil 1 ;;_, 19SJ DE S<11'A 4 dr nd. blinds, porch and lawn furnd· Conservation Committee will ., ' ·. :QI.at.tlnar'•, Pomeroy. ture, tentt, all liiDd& Free ea- cause an eleetlon to be beld at , llotl&,-.,NilC · Ernie Ford Feather Your N4lst · Wa' .of the World' Toda~·s •News a'nd Farm I{Bq ' DJ"' Dona School Parson's Study Te.a lbd 'l'rurnpetc ' timatea. Dafe Wippel, 215 Un- Rock Sprinp Fairgrounds, Meigs ion Avenue, Pomeroy. Ohio. county, 7 :00 to 10:00 P. M., elect· &-f-.2:ete Bloot~ ing tt\ree Supervi.Rflrs to flU the OJ! .etc USED FURNIT\IJll£ BAIIOAINS. expirint 3 :year terma ol Harold Uaed Relrtaerator, Ut up, Vac-- Carnahan, Donald Mora and Dale cum Cleaner . .tlli. JtAKI!:R Nomlneea to flU the expirl'mnlture. Pboat~. .lr7f..J, Mid· D;ye. lni torm1 are: Charles Burri of ! , · - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - , Letart Township; Leodell David· dleport. 6-111-11 •on of Rutland Township; Dale Dye flf Columbia Townshlp; Don·· 41!WIN<o . MAr.JIINilo I ~?.,~!~~ 2 .dr. Ia aed, Pomtrny. aid Mora of Cheater Townahip; New Aad ilaed All modela ropolrod by trolaed Clarence Price of Lebanon Town· ftPiltl. Wrl&tea IU«rantee ·oa ship and Frank Turner of Colum- 111 repaln ud' ~qee,hla• u:- bia Townahlp. NomJRaUOilll will eept tlat · pteocad and Elne. be acecrted from the floor at the time of election or b:y petition nfle. bo,rte. ~fJDqnstr•Uol aad aubmitted orie week prior to elecattlduuat lnatruct.ou. J'rn tion eontainlna the slanatures of 11om• atlmltel oft ~ landownera.e Only landownars 1or au)ltr, dopndabl" ha11t and oCeuplera are ella:lbie 'o vote teryloo aad .aood ...,,. Pboao Polla wUI also be open ' at th~ County Aaent's office from 8:00 IIUI'ON'I~ A. M. to 5:00 P 1 M. on the elucIIACIIiNI: lllliiVI~ tion date. Auto leptlr1. ~ Pomtror. 0"•· ' 3:00 NBC Hawkins Falls uir NBC First Love · 3:3o NBC Mt. Sweeney 3o41S Niic,_ · MOdern I\OIIIAJ><!f 4o00 Nil~' · Pbiky Let, ' , ~ uo NBC Howdy ltoodi ~ 5o0o Old Time; 6:3o Nimrod and Aneler · ,. MOORES (~)·ll·lll-2tc 8:00 Weeks SPECIAL Offer All Seat Conrs lnttolled Freel 8:00 -~~.. . CMol ·~ . . -•• .w·•• . Fl .W'I'ft1717J'liii'A£ I Blo\MB VALL~ -- -- co. •, .· r ~tt7 Funeral to our prot- ."". .~f., t Wlf.%.'W FRIDAY · &:!JP ·-"Slci/ tr.· 7oili\' l\'l!C TOdoy VoOO COilO. 'I'Jil\ !0":00 NBC -Hdill: · 11.00 ·!'Ide Bmle Ford ., ' WihA t ' ... . - ... • ., Ql ' ~ " IUQ' il!!ll Fe~\hei Your . N~BI ·~;I)O _ l'!i'J¢ .' w·~ . t~e Wot:jd ~ol5,, 'J'i>~a;'s, Newslk Farm , · 2o~O ral~ .Dl~g Dong School lo1!tf· 'C imert G<itllo School' ?I i Ul<l' Tea·'l\1~ 'l'ru\llilelo 1 ~C :~' J.ta~i ·1 2oSti )'lite Greale.t ,illlt ~,41 ·~ . coiieolntnt M t , , . IIIIIIIWIC& 4~ i.l"vt,. ;J! .•;Y9UR . 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Sport& Headlines m1<:: · rrinJi~t i:oo, .Ala we are aot bllh " NBc NO\h HOldli~O Weathilrcaat . r• . , Free Installation .Wo ,.,.II'J ... .,...,., I ... ~- Dragnet tt::ut r;BC Ford Theatre 0:80 NBC LuJI:' Villeo Theatre .Damon ' Runyon Theatre · All Quality Fibers ..........•. ~ $11.95 Plaid Wo¥en Plaatlc • , ..... : ..• $11.95 Jet Spun Garci~Lo11 ............• $29.95 The New Shoek-Reslltltat.Bunt and FA41 DRY CUI.\NING • . licRAP IlioN- Plerure 7:01't NBC YOu Bet Your Ltle Cuahlona of All Styl11 ........ $1;98 up . Arm Re1t Covers ....... , ... $1 ;98 pair IIMJIJ: / 7:30 NBC Juatire ReslalllaiSHI Cover. · ....... &I Tloo New~ 8o15 ~ 'l!ye 8:25 ( Vidtlfetast ' NBC Dinah Shore 8o80 1: ~ NBC News CHrava~;t . Poblt l'leuui, W, Va. 1!4 W. Main, Po111erpy. Ohio ....,_ illoK 141 Marlowe I' ---·------- . L.,~ .NBC The Greateat .Gift.: 2:4!5 NBC · Concerning M i s s I' ---·------ < J11N9 BUIOK ' dr. - · '. ~ nar'1, PDMeroy , ,- 't NBC T!M Ma'ck �' • I ----·· .' I ,. received by 10 A. M. will be published the same ~~~~ .~~~=le ~~~.~~~:~~t~ . · day as received. BIRD Rates: 2 cents per word, one in&ertioo. Minim:.am charge 50c.due to warm weather. Nonnal8 al holiSOWork. Call 6038-M. ""3tc green and blue and opalines 4 renta per word for three con$2.00. Yellow f~~ted blues and :o-----::----,-- .aceul ive J.nserlion.s. grcys $3.50. L. C. Hill, 368 E. Have 2 routes open for 2 gvud Special-One montb. for 26 cents Main ft., Pomeroy. P~ne 5()0. CARRIER.S for DISPATCH ani'! per word. J. $-ll-6tc COLUMBUS STAR in Middle Full rate of 2 cents per word will port. Phone 632l· M or be at of· be changed lor adv,artiJina 11 not MINE EQUIPMENT- Two mloe fice at 4:00 o'clock. Mildred Ja. patd ror before the l~th of eacb ponies 42" and 30" mine broke. cohs, eg~ Hysell St ., Middl e , month followina: insertion. Three USAC breat ruchlnes, !5 port. ~lG-3tr• t Errors in Advertising-Should be mine can, 42" euaa:e, Interna· -· reported immediately. The Daily tiona! JM)Wer unit, 1200 ft. T-lron WOMEN with good handwriting Sentinel will not be responsible track, 3000 ft . mir.e w!re, DC Address, mail postcardJ, sparl' for mort. than one incorrect. ID&witchboard, 2 coal mine drills, ~ tim r·. Wch.a~·d Ka.v, Box lfl l , 'tl'tion. 2 No. .&10 Sump· puml)l, and 1 Belmont, Maasaehusctts. , ~ ..: J of Than'o and !')petla.l Nof.211-16tp other Items. Call between 4 and . • tlces of Events prlnted at regu. $ p. m., Orville Hope, 12? Butlar dusified rates. Obituarie~ tcrout Ave., Pomeroy. Phone (J Employment 1 published at 1 cent per word. ~X. ~ll · lOtp ' :t'bara;ed AdJ 'l'eeei~ed by rnaU or Wanted telepboae &iven careful attea- I room MODERN HOUSE, good I :::-:-:==--:-:---,:---:----:--:' Uoa. conditlon, double tilra1e, large WAN'J'ED-...BAby Jittln.g ffJr b&blot. Also twq, other Tflltll proies and aged people. "b. per&ie. on same lot---nne &-room San.born. Phone 90-X l)-6-3tc Notiaes oqe 3·room, Maaon, W. Va. Call Ml4dl<port 6012-Y. S-1131< ~·NOTICE TO FARMERS-For y~~; eonvenicnce, our doors will 1 Wbeel eovered TRAILER. 146"' .· be open ·at 7:00A . M. unUI fufMulberry Ave. 5-11 ·3tp ~ . lher notice. Mcip Equipment ;:.· Co. Pomeroy, Ohio. 5-ll.fltc Two Jood WHIZZER BIKES, good C<Jndltlon. Complete ~.00 each. ~ •• Pbo,ne IJ, H. E. Boney, Wright ...HOME wanted for ~ ' 6-ll-3tp St., Pomeroy. .. Phone 6173-Y. l -· .... I - ,. i' .• BJ F l 1 i "" I t:Tf) -==c:-=- ' -==- h GAS-latii.Uatloa ID4 .BlJJ1Il~El wlth ei01 knabs $115. W.A9flll .• 15. Dovld Love 113 Set u. ror prll• RUT· LQcuat St., P01mroy, H-6tp LAND J'UIIHITUiiJI ol ButiQd. 1-30-11. LOCu,- POSTS. Donald Moore, 0.9-3tp DaiJdow...._,S:::TEA=h. SA-NDWICHES S)Tloute. and LARGE Hambar1en att lk!Cormt<l< DJ!lE!RIIIG ItAThOA· s~m·s • bridae, Pomeroy. o&-lUOte DER, Delmar :at. 1. Hamm, SeeThe New· 0 ' '·"'-'" , •. Road. Ut·74e Ohio, Rt. 2, at P~ach ' Fork H. . 434 ' , .,... ·Road. Mt-7tc orne · ·-· ::JI. K. liAWLINGS SONI CO.CO"P' -r• t••uronc• - · - • · · :-· ~llour wrecker Betvtee. n., Uaed· R. c. 70 with LOADER AND I [; ~· ~ jir P t.! • "C;D[; 1 ,... Pboat 1221. Niebt Phone 8039JC. IU.AD)1!. NH autDJrJatlc baler t~, u 0 • e, 0 0· ~ , DODGl:-PLYMOUTH , U£A.LJ!:R:i. $298.00. Univeraal milKer, Co· MiUI, Mladlepo;1, Obi~. "" 11-#f.tf op rake, and Oliver Plow. B-2-tf __ _ ~· MeciP Oliver Sa-lea, Pomeroy. MAX WARD Aaent For Farm · ,BTArnoN W• . 0-6-tl Bur~au 1wurancc (• 1~1 ..f~inlOl1'l'Ql . I I J ! Friendly Cafe at end Racine, HOUSE PAINTING, inside and outo-~te side, roor .a nd chimney; repairt: inti, free e&Umatea. Call alter l) Jmey, and . ·~otsteln HEIFER p. m. at Mf.J. 6-2-12tp llll Allto !)al~ CaW' by aide,. e.ll ..rter li · p.m. raye Powell, Racine, Rt. 1. . • 1948 oJJEV. !Ieavy Duty 1UIUCK, S-9-a~e. t20 Bl Insurance •· Auxiliary tr1n1. Heavy Clltk ·· - _ - -- - - reillr end . .n,.t steel dump and ' larg~ &ULDlNG LOTS in r winrh. See Ivan Oarman, PomePomor~,., Ohio. Good loeatloo . THINKING 0 :bu:rtnJ l!;il\lranee1 Guaraateed IIYIRJI up to 801J'. See Iv.n Carman, Pomeroy, rOy ,Ohio, Rl . 2, It Peach Fork v D EDWARDS Pho or ~ • IIJP. ,J77'1. Blii!iltttll\r'a, Pobi"'y ys for';GI•"' and Cl\lth Awn,· .~to, Life, Fire. UCPOA! .Jir¥-41111. Q ' · ~RJI', also VENETIAN BLINDS. -. 'lj' ' t961 FOnD VB, .tlard Top. ' $7i1G. Call 6271 Cor estlmal(!. Middle· NOTICE Blaettnar's, Potnorov, 5-7-tltc port De~t. Stor_e. ft.JO.tl I or On June 6, 190~. in accordance ' CLO'PH A:WmNGS $1.88 up in- with Supplemental Section 373-13 ' •failed, POr<'h 1hadf!a, venetian to 21 Code of Ohio, the Ohlo Soil 1 ;;_, 19SJ DE S<11'A 4 dr nd. blinds, porch and lawn furnd· Conservation Committee will ., ' ·. :QI.at.tlnar'•, Pomeroy. ture, tentt, all liiDd& Free ea- cause an eleetlon to be beld at , llotl&,-.,NilC · Ernie Ford Feather Your N4lst · Wa' .of the World' Toda~·s •News a'nd Farm I{Bq ' DJ"' Dona School Parson's Study Te.a lbd 'l'rurnpetc ' timatea. Dafe Wippel, 215 Un- Rock Sprinp Fairgrounds, Meigs ion Avenue, Pomeroy. Ohio. county, 7 :00 to 10:00 P. M., elect· &-f-.2:ete Bloot~ ing tt\ree Supervi.Rflrs to flU the OJ! .etc USED FURNIT\IJll£ BAIIOAINS. expirint 3 :year terma ol Harold Uaed Relrtaerator, Ut up, Vac-- Carnahan, Donald Mora and Dale cum Cleaner . .tlli. JtAKI!:R Nomlneea to flU the expirl'mnlture. Pboat~. .lr7f..J, Mid· D;ye. lni torm1 are: Charles Burri of ! , · - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - , Letart Township; Leodell David· dleport. 6-111-11 •on of Rutland Township; Dale Dye flf Columbia Townshlp; Don·· 41!WIN<o . MAr.JIINilo I ~?.,~!~~ 2 .dr. Ia aed, Pomtrny. aid Mora of Cheater Townahip; New Aad ilaed All modela ropolrod by trolaed Clarence Price of Lebanon Town· ftPiltl. Wrl&tea IU«rantee ·oa ship and Frank Turner of Colum- 111 repaln ud' ~qee,hla• u:- bia Townahlp. NomJRaUOilll will eept tlat · pteocad and Elne. be acecrted from the floor at the time of election or b:y petition nfle. bo,rte. ~fJDqnstr•Uol aad aubmitted orie week prior to elecattlduuat lnatruct.ou. J'rn tion eontainlna the slanatures of 11om• atlmltel oft ~ landownera.e Only landownars 1or au)ltr, dopndabl" ha11t and oCeuplera are ella:lbie 'o vote teryloo aad .aood ...,,. Pboao Polla wUI also be open ' at th~ County Aaent's office from 8:00 IIUI'ON'I~ A. M. to 5:00 P 1 M. on the elucIIACIIiNI: lllliiVI~ tion date. Auto leptlr1. ~ Pomtror. 0"•· ' 3:00 NBC Hawkins Falls uir NBC First Love · 3:3o NBC Mt. Sweeney 3o41S Niic,_ · MOdern I\OIIIAJ><!f 4o00 Nil~' · Pbiky Let, ' , ~ uo NBC Howdy ltoodi ~ 5o0o Old Time; 6:3o Nimrod and Aneler · ,. MOORES (~)·ll·lll-2tc 8:00 Weeks SPECIAL Offer All Seat Conrs lnttolled Freel 8:00 -~~.. . CMol ·~ . . -•• .w·•• . Fl .W'I'ft1717J'liii'A£ I Blo\MB VALL~ -- -- co. •, .· r ~tt7 Funeral to our prot- ."". .~f., t Wlf.%.'W FRIDAY · &:!JP ·-"Slci/ tr.· 7oili\' l\'l!C TOdoy VoOO COilO. 'I'Jil\ !0":00 NBC -Hdill: · 11.00 ·!'Ide Bmle Ford ., ' WihA t ' ... . - ... • ., Ql ' ~ " IUQ' il!!ll Fe~\hei Your . N~BI ·~;I)O _ l'!i'J¢ .' w·~ . t~e Wot:jd ~ol5,, 'J'i>~a;'s, Newslk Farm , · 2o~O ral~ .Dl~g Dong School lo1!tf· 'C imert G<itllo School' ?I i Ul<l' Tea·'l\1~ 'l'ru\llilelo 1 ~C :~' J.ta~i ·1 2oSti )'lite Greale.t ,illlt ~,41 ·~ . coiieolntnt M t , , . IIIIIIIWIC& 4~ i.l"vt,. ;J! .•;Y9UR . '· •· .I J &CCIDSNT ood llo!lrlol ''"' ···'·." Braker 1 ....... I'IIUiri!lt' ' ~ . ,. IIII>Dt.III'OII"il 111110 ' ' ......... .•"~M 'I ~Loyi 3,:30I · ID\Q ~ ·••• ~. ~ee-net .' · a:fl NBC Mod il Romances 4oi)O,. ; r,lnlcy Lee .· \. UO NJK; Howdy Doody . 5o00 ·old Timer· ·· • · ' ll;lef\ )Vnf11ni.Ajlckot, .• .i i ~.; l';!¢ 6o00 New. Plli~'e 6o1D Spol'll tYli ., 1 . ,. ~ ••,, 8o21i Weofhe~'\} ' \ J 1': !" NBC Co~t'rl~~ " , NBC Nelli 'caravao NBC !Jife-.ot Riley ~ t~: twes NBC Btl Storr NBC · Deut •Pft..be NBC .;:..aleade or SJ!O'li Nllo ·loll ...,,, •w•. Oooollb \. lo '. !. ·'·' Aa.tomobo., ltlltll Reel EsTate ' .. RODNJ::Y DOWNING ., llfa.rl6\le ~ ~i~ ~c_ j&":"til1\s ••II• ~ Side Mounted ' Forage Harve$te'r! ·J -WU&U ...... IIlUL comforted many ~omod to fllle , . . ·. Sport& Headlines m1<:: · rrinJi~t i:oo, .Ala we are aot bllh " NBc NO\h HOldli~O Weathilrcaat . r• . , Free Installation .Wo ,.,.II'J ... .,...,., I ... ~- Dragnet tt::ut r;BC Ford Theatre 0:80 NBC LuJI:' Villeo Theatre .Damon ' Runyon Theatre · All Quality Fibers ..........•. ~ $11.95 Plaid Wo¥en Plaatlc • , ..... : ..• $11.95 Jet Spun Garci~Lo11 ............• $29.95 The New Shoek-Reslltltat.Bunt and FA41 DRY CUI.\NING • . licRAP IlioN- Plerure 7:01't NBC YOu Bet Your Ltle Cuahlona of All Styl11 ........ $1;98 up . Arm Re1t Covers ....... , ... $1 ;98 pair IIMJIJ: / 7:30 NBC Juatire ReslalllaiSHI Cover. · ....... &I Tloo New~ 8o15 ~ 'l!ye 8:25 ( Vidtlfetast ' NBC Dinah Shore 8o80 1: ~ NBC News CHrava~;t . Poblt l'leuui, W, Va. 1!4 W. Main, Po111erpy. Ohio ....,_ illoK 141 Marlowe I' ---·------- . L.,~ .NBC The Greateat .Gift.: 2:4!5 NBC · Concerning M i s s I' ---·------ < J11N9 BUIOK ' dr. - · '. ~ nar'1, PDMeroy , ,- 't NBC T!M Ma'ck �' " I Baptist Fellowship Groups Meet A'tFirst Baptit Church In Middleport ~·v•s A~<NIYEilSAIIY ~ C.Ut:lrs at J.be .Jaom.e ol Mr. and ,..._c. Atheu.JW., •• !Jibs<"• t.,.lr f7tb a!IDI•~r..,r Jad Mot~· Day wm ~ 1ol- 'L. Araolll. YoUDg peopl-t: were lowtnr: Mrs. Robert M. Ricblrds pr'!sent Kond•y when: the Ju.nior ,$,:1d cbild-reft, Jack, and Hn. bl· pd Se~Jior Youth Fe1101WshiPfi of Jbe Pcaeroy AMociation of the SenpeU and dt\IJb\.,, Arm, GaliipoolW. Mr. B.tpti!t Cburcll mf! at the Ftrst [ ar1es EIHott .and cru.ld"'" · l11ipt~ Ch~h. M.iddltport. Jt~~:a ID'i Ju.iee, , Virgiall Arnett, Racine , prnl~- and Mn. Vietor · M.ot of tbe Pomeroy A.!isodatiOD ~iss UDJti.e TernU and . BYJI", presided aod the opening ~ice Euler. R'f\', 0. H. Carl and Hvtaonal unrlce was presented ~kn. Gerald Arnold and by tht young people from the 1er, S11.11on1. Cheshire ~buren. ~ · A film on the Southern Ohio C~JT~p .. Oarnp 0-Yo" was show-n for the program and Tom Henry , IOODton, Viv~resident, Q.Vt • abort talk. Special music 'l'llfte..lkoom Dealer -,:as preteoted by young people )"ifty..eight Diltriet THE ORIGINAL ftatThret Glvn ROOIIII llore ror Leu! II supf't'Viad by tbe Rev. IDd Mn. C. E. Hoyt and CliMord Sttltnbo, teacher of the l.oca!. young people ChUl'C"bN represented were Pomeroy , RiCine., Cbeshil'e and Mlddleport . ----~-- Glltl &ORN TO MITCHILLS Mr. and Mrs. CbarlCll D. Mit· cttell of Sprina:dale, Ark ., are announcing the birth of a five pound <>ieht ounre dauehlcr, Karla Rutb, May :5. Mrs. Mitchell is the former Ruth Ann Goetz of Middleport Jnd Mrs. Gertrude Stowe Goetz Hightower, a former Pomeroy re51- ~'""~':":•:R..:;~'";';.'"~u;,re~h~.;.~;;d;en~t#~;,~t;h~e;g~ro;,n;d~m;.•';be:r.~·~ ·h~·-', . !._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.....,_. POMEROY BEND THEATRES I I •n the ehun:h aoe- also bave a son, Danny, age 3. •- 1 NEW FURNITURE 1 pe.MDOWN TEMPLE TDDAY TODAY fts.OO A lloalll .Cln....... ' BAKER ~Teehldee1or) VieW Ma&•e. Gene Tierney ftut . . .... 1'11,, Ha, IJ-11 FURNITURE MA AND PA KETI'LE --Halo; . . . ". . . . Pboae U7W AT WAIKIKI OIIT!Io_lool_ Middleport . · CTeohni*,.-J 'fll Baker and WUUam Schultz, a hen. · The bride, who wu liven in ' ' a.,rLlJe by her father, ch(l!oe a 'IIIli length gown (lf white laee .tad net fuhioned witll a scalloped r'lcek.line t.rlmmed In seed pearls 1nd sequins. lbe net skirt wu ~~ cented with a sc:allop of lace at :he hemline and the shoulder iength veU wa.!l beld by a lace :tara trimmed wltb seed pearls ADd dbine.slones. The bride carried a wbite prayerboot topped witb a white orchid. Mrs; Sta,er More a pint ballerina leneth aown ofith a smaU white hat and carried a bouquet or deep pink carnations. Mrs. Welch, mother of the bride .vore 1 mauve faille dras wllh a ;~llow rosebud coreage and Mn. Arrumlth, mother of the groom, :boae a blue crepe dreaa with cor'"e of pinll roatbuds. The birtbdl)' of Mi.. Rober -~t the reeeption wllieh follo'wed Lewis was celebrated and lie weddlna: Mta:. J!:]eanor Welcb prcsentrd her whea lbe Sec:QD.d .&tlber, aunt of ~be bride, acted as Monday Sewing: Club met Mondll' d,lpin1 room hos\eu· and Mrs. N. evening at the homt-·0( Mn. JamCE 0. \Veleh, MiddJeport, grandmoth~latworthy, Luley St., .Pomeroy. Of the bride, Will a gue&t at the A report wu made on ihe I,.mp weddina: and reception. presented to Mn. Ennna Reibel lin. Arrasmith attended the Ogdln, a r~nt bride. Mp. Mix f{aiversity of West Virginia a&d Ward received an aDnlvmary was graduated from the R~bmond a:itt from her "secret pal.'' The boateas served a salad Profealonal Institute of the Colcourse to Mrs. Paul Kloea, Hin lea:e of William and M.,y, Kleh· Eleanor Robson, Mra. DwiJhl Par· rnond, Va. She Is employed . by the ter, Mn. Pat Wood, Mrs. Robert City of Columbus. Mr. Arrasmith Lewis, Mu: Ward and Mrs, eraduated from Davl& and Elkins Colle1e at Elkina, W. Va., and is Grace Holter. The next meetinJ will be held ~:mployed by General Ml)f.oNJ, Col at the home of MiMI Eleanor ~mbua. After their wedding tTip ttJ kentucky they will be at home Robson, Minersvillf!. at. MO Weda:ewood Drive, Colum- fTech•I«K~)erl Audle M'urph7. Ma.rl Blaaehatd Thor.. an4 Prt., Mar d-lJ TEN WANTED MI!N ITedmlwlorl &andol)l)l Sco&t, Joeel,n· Bruulo Mrs. Verna RMe, grand&on We6 and S./SJt. James Rose visited wltb Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Joe Roes of .U,on reeent.ly. POMEROY'S SAVINGS CENTER . Red Anchor"Has The Values" DEPENDABLE $PRING AND SUMMER V.ALUES ON ALL FLOORS! ·Mens Summer Dress Mens SLACKS SPORT SHIRTS 98 '•• ' ·DRESSES IJter, aD DOW atyloo. Spoeially prle· ed tao! Hurry in for these. 99' Smart new atylea just arrived from New York mark,et11-. All size&. Come in and oeieet youn today I 99 49 t~, Mat•::~oh in g putel ribboni lh[ough the over-c loth. A .!ltork and baby were used on the table .tdao on th.e llvinl room m,n. tel. Rtdresbments Gf ice cream <h;cor11ted wi-th a storlc:, cake.s d·ecorate1 with booties and baby. raeu, mints, nut.s and co!lfee "'!ere 1erved with miniaturo bassinel.l n fa\'on . Guea-1.1 were Mrs. P1ul Haptonstall, Mr.!l. Everett Bachner, Mrs, l.yiYfol;""d Johnson, Mrs. David I>a.rat, Jr., Mrs. G. F. Bail ey, MITll. Rpbtrt Tewk..~ary, M.ra. Judaon White, Mrs. Ethel •Price, Mrs. Homer Hnell, Mrs. Lorraine Stt:rrett, Mrs. Wilbur Rowley , Mu. W.iltlam R. Davis, M11. Har· old E. Hubab1'd, Mrtt. OwCTt Bratton, Mrs. Kal-ad Hlnody, Mrs. lobn Platt ond son, John Jr., )Ire. 1. 8 , Hayes an·d Mrs. Charlei Woode St!ndlna g~r~s but umible to tend the party were , Mra . J,.ck lilrrl•ttn, Mrs. Carl , Mn. Mra. Cl-arence Cha•e, Mrs. Pullen, Mr.s. Robert Turner, gi nia Mayes, Mr.s-. Ed.Jaon Mrs. Gtrald Anthony, Mts. UocMcl ..d lliu &lie Prlco, A.Jhlna. to$24.95 Ladiea Summer •• SKIRTS 199 . · and . ... - ~ignPact ,Dolt~• .. ·"""' ;,y ''"" ··-..(e.·~ U.' 9f!iolt. -p· Birrl!la a ~---~jnutil bitch. t~e He•Ith Service to notify ~II Austria qreed h),: tGIY packing tOP ho.nol .o~eroy wa: .. ot t11e Ligns up, tocb 1 . . _ 011 DOOD<I~~ ineet soelal.rooms thom wrlnkla-fro•l Bottom ·half liM ·ftot for ,.eft. lng ahoH, toll.-rl~t~, " ete. Pvt top and' battom .to. ttther. 1nop shu) the unart '*aM loeb, aftd iom. aonlt.'~ tongu• 111 1re•• comtrudlon ...,. thl"'* dus'-Gnd mollt\lrfiWoofl Sam10r1h..• Ntttr.fhort. Carley and ' The vaccine, expected to be cle.ared today, wo.a, approved, by the .Public Health ServJce some time ago. But Dr. Leonard A. Scheele, U. S. au.iJ~n ·aeneral, ordered a re-ebtckr'S aturday of aU vaccine ~~ more than . 'hod lf:r•ll! ' Parka I ~~~ ~at<lin;~~~~ ""'""' """""::& . - ofl•!e"t> dli:. ...,:, o domp flotll ... . au_pplllll-4'ftot.tly P•VIt. 111 non-anat hdnpri. A apecial "Jofd.lt.· bept and yov''H o . clna CA.RRIES EVEIYTHINGI Hano •It • AH•s lneculatlona In some artu could mum. FriCf.,-. Mtf;hlf,n, of eOUtM, N• fu•d to halt ltl· hnmunl~tlon protram on th• 1rouftdt It lyd· eomplote confldeftc• In lh vac· Dlvld••·In two . ,,.., WIST VIRGINIA• C'-'r lllth "'74. CletHty wltft thawe;ra Si1"1Qie Copy · ... ..... .oo~ . ,.,.~ ...... ............ UP-The. ted~ to '""""~ st.•te tru:y on in one of the b~J, • the lcn1 cold war. 1 Eut-Wut agreement pav· WJY tor tbe Bi-g for~ I m"inl&l.ers to .meet in VIenna wutrnd ,tl). . Ji~ the trnty arr•••••·· a lata' Bli Fo1.;r headl1c:f gov~Jto 1 heoltb aullll>rlliol la)e today l~a· "several batch~., ot• Parke Davls f ~~~~~~~!3;._ _:___ 1 phyaiciaru;. Th'' ~· ....,..___ ,.....,._ Races, Events Are Outdoor Meet Highlight ·Soviet . ~ nlohtfall ·l'""'-'• ol ex,.~• ·.~ . .1!. ~ check· the . S. Aftbuud.or Uewellyn '!jt ~~~~: E. head of the AmerLlf!tQ_dl of t.f>dly'.a ; tol4· ""'""• ~~~~~~~;,~,~-~~~:~~;d:~·~lec::ation, M• .tDOW AND PASTURE CRDRS : ,...... will ttM : ~rlnclpla htplc fer su-...Jntnclant one of th• , excell.,.t :. 411CU11lon II tht SouthHtf ...... at ·~ flmt . •• T•.t· tlamt at ·earf*\ttt "•xt County AtrkultUral Asttht· C. ' T~Mey, Mty 17. JHn HaMill, Bl.akHIM. ;bt Four Field Day Is Next T~esday AtCatpenter.TestFann .. · 1:1 Tbe nH!Y EL BERFEL' her bdore War's Big ,....·~·,,..,~ .hl' thef-r•'..... · r_e turning " · . . : . . ~~~~~,n~d~th~e~nig~o~in~g~o~n~t~o~~~~~~~;-::~~====~~~~~~~~~~~ o. maote. .. for on• y$ar·ie.rmS are ...; '" . ' JUdi!,, Extrit3 :' •• 'I " ' '• I ' . ' . Our I · liD . ~ 1 . •:'"" ••. ellftClmll'l ·· · - - eomment. tbne &lid · ~~ they find of . . .• ~ · ' ... ' tbii~t~i~~~. i~~-~· T]!eO~·ComJ!:D.!f/ · Ch,urch Hm ~others Day Seniice. M"olhtJrs' Day w.as' Syra~We NJ.Jilrene ' morning and even!.J1.1, cb at Sun d'ar:v Scltol wAI . pot\cd p.lort ..,. rt•ea Mra. · Lorrot Devo the oJdelt JnOtbr!' ~n. R.J.chud Gaul honor"ed ~~ of wide votml!est mother, Mrt. car1 Hubbard havlnr th.e moat eblldNn ,and Mrs. Dour CII'Cle, lor belnc 'l'!lrt on Mo"thtra' Day for thC flr1t time. A ~H ~ut w11 li- PauH.Dt M"ecJintOct ,., ~eAdet. Mn. J,iarJmore · Marale Cunnin(lham, . ehoiT a . ·f; : ' ' ·. ·, '· • ' .Wwl\lf , . . . ' ·:·· ·"" \ ;'f:·. . ' .. " .''.·... ~ . . . .... • f ',,.., ' .' ' .,, ' Uo:l;~~:~ 1: C. i.. Arnold· pve I . ol ~•·.:.. . ' ... 1 ' :iJJMIII-rlalllG, .uto-bepiq ~' The rroMra. Mra. roadlft.'lt ,u;d leroy Wat10a aave • ~r~l.na. . ·. ' 9ari'J'f tor OIWI'• . waa lll!ttltor• ond oonaa by tho ~Pie, ~ ev~ry mother. Rovt L'ar:lmore'a m.U.al(e on Mothers ot the Bible. N\'tPIS bad 1 Mot"hera' Day rrarn 11;11 the eve.Una wltb Lcrop Wattoft, ptettdeM, .. t' Vt&it •uaKI . .viccine b"ave befq. ~blecheckec' and .au approv@Cf for lm~ediate ""' in lnoc!ulatLO!ll. . AINady ~olrlllul'"' Informants "''"' · the batches tr be cleared probably r•preaent a~v­ . eral hundred tb~aapd. dosea or the vaecil;•e. T~~s~ ~oses ah·ead·· are •n the b~tt,; ' of. ·t he National Foulrditlon for Ip!antlle Paralylla local bealtb otfieiala and private 5MI. Mild Pri4oy. • Bt"''a• Pboaol' 3118 ...... .... ......... Low_..,. NtUH~rene ven. to SWISS,, .......... y4 Where YINCIIjT .(. ' OMIOt Cltu4r wfttt MtllfaMI raNI! tN.aff«R~an.- IHttt M.n. lhewera ancr ltlui'IIMrtt"'- ... c ,.ers-,. Students Have un On Local Field Day WASHINUTON UP-'fha Ptlbllc Healttf service· ex;pec:ta to release lh~t ;irit ,::;;.tt:..· U: ~iiGe4 S;Q:: vaccifk~ today ud 1111ume the ~· tion'a polio vac9aaUon proifapt. after a six dJ7 lfJit. '· ~ 1 Pl~;-~~aul !~t t~:too:~~k h.u.s· ;~~ she will ba d' 1 I•:=ed n !I peo.p e and Ladlea Better STRAW HATS I Moy 12, 1955 ,..,..,,.., IS BY Sisters Reunited At Vane~ Home (~e cht.h over a pink COVj:r with 99 Men'a Dre11 · No.23 Unltool , _ $1o,ff! c;,...,,...,.,.d""""' I was VII • •• Vaccine Supply 1\Jay Be roday For Program bon· oted wilh. a Stork shower Mon· For the first t ime ino seven day evening al the home of het yeara the t-wr daughlcr.ll of Mt. sistcr·in-law, Mra. Fra•~:~·kd:~~;~ and Mrs. C. E. vance enjoyed 1 ,brew, w'ith an·!)ther reunion at their parents' hrune YJrs. Lc.-.vi.J Waugh, thi! past weekend. The vi.silors <~!I ttae a.uistina: hoste.1s. were Mr. ~md Mr.s. Raymond "Stork" theme was carried · out Summers (Delh- Mac) and son-, Lhc invitation~:~, decorations R~ndy , Ravenna; l'wlrs. William refrestun~ts. Mrs. Waugh Paul (V11udel, Washington Stalr; directed a serie& ol games and Mrs. Frt.!d Whitlock (Leah) and ,Prizrs were won by Mrs. Kalad )(rs. Will iam Yeager (Vivian\, Hindy, Mrs. Lynford Johnson, Kent. Mr. Summer's birthday was ~n. 'Lorr•lne Sterr•tt, Mra. Wll- also cclobr11ted Sundy when· Mrs. hl.lr Rowley and Mrs. Vance was fiiUCst c f h(}nor a~ a ~" ~· he iilt.s were lf~tbera' Day dinner. ~~:.rin:~·d de:~ra~~~ ~~~tJlc wh1~h Dreu coai tor lbf bot. .v.aa.mer dar• •head Ill oae ol ..-.. Mort .-eev4! Sport SbJrW. Staa S-M·L. to$12.95 iu.& fllhl lor lbe eomln• hoi wea· IV<>I. ~"'· ' Mr.s. Clif.C-ord Ha>"t-.a was ~ -... .. naw slaelu In nh" Dolor~ r ~ tiffiL II~ t8 10 f.C, bu,- le\'t:· · hi pain ror ihe 'coot months ahead -- • Mra. Mrs. Hayes Feted At Stork Shower e • er DESTRY EGYPTIAN New Samsonite ·i lt·AII •••525 iroom, Robert Md[ecbu, ., WfJI· iuta MIDIX.IPOIIT UEIGS • Sewing Club Fetes Mrs. Robert Lewis ., AD Plelanl ID CINEMASCOPB or WIDE !ICREEN 5299. Miss Welch Wed Mr. Arrasmith In Gassaway, W.Va.,Ceremooy Dr. and Mn. H. Leland W~cb Gaa5away, w. Va., hiVe announced tbe marriag~ of their dau1"-t.er. Jane, 24D N. Hague Avenua, Columbu.!l , and Edward PhUlips Arn smith , !lOR of Mr. and Mn. H. S. 1 Arrasmith, Gus.away, W. Va. Thr eeremony was performeii $1tur· day, May 7. in the Gassaway Me thodist Church by the Rev. Mr Samuel Harford, putor or the Buchannon Methodist Church. Arrangernenta of while Jtalk and srecn ~ ry were used to bank tbt altar of the church. Attendants for the bridal couplt were Mrs. Paul B. Stager, matron G( hon ur; James Arrumith, broth er of the groom, be!t man; Jto. bert Arrasmith, brother of thr wert rrr . 1 lledroo~= ia l r ocm and relreshm£n1s Salk Tests Set •' Wednesday, Moy II, 1955 The Doily Se!ntinel, P0111eroy-Middlef?2rt, Ohio . ' • ' ~; !- ·, ' ' ' ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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