http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/b3122183464bb61e381c5d64cccaa827.pdf a455412c2700f9aa78e338699ce3ab51 PDF Text Text • . '• . _;. .. _.,.,~-+ - ·· .. ~ - .... ·· -~·-...-.·~ ..... -.,., ' I ~~~ Sellllnel, "T"':·Kiddleport, 0 , Feb. 3, 1960 btticial Board Of United Methodist Church Holds Monday Evening Session Mrs. C. F. TompltiDs. cbairmaD, presided at tbe meeting of the ()ffjdol Jlo&rd o1 the United MethodiSt cbw-cb Monday •ven.ID& at the clwrch. DeYCKioas lakeD. from Pulm 91 by the Rev. Eugene Brown, opeDed the !l1fttlDI, followed by the Lord's Prayer in unison. Around And About Middleport Mainl,y About People In Pomeroy MEIGS THEATRE 1 =:;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;~;:;;;~:;.;~·~···~·rc~·~s~b~ir~th~d~•~Y~·;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;.. Robert :tt:orrls and son, nanny. Mrs . Albl'rt Younj:l, Mr11. Dwight Parku and daughter, Myrtis Kay, Ispent Sunday in Huntington, W. Va. wtth Mrs. Donald Holter and aons. Mrs. E. J. llill, Mrs. Robert Gooch and Mn. !toy Jones Sr, lett today for a vhit wtth relative& jn Columhu11. ' !JARMAN INTRODUCES ~ Sunday School · Officers Meet Tuesday Night •EWIIIIt.Jae" II • dllllncl•tlllll'- •lll•toricl "Hnl" i• bt.weu. J• 1 fn whl•• with a bruah or elolh ._... dull clbt tDd *ID«~ t,he luetrou thine. 11link -'the lime,. troulil• anll apen.e you Hve I "Evenhlne," 1M n~~~~lt of a hruk.W J~rm.an lannlnc and finitol1inl proe-, Ia a t1fO.Wil, '1t11111er 1 f l I It uroel• du11 and dirt and IPOittu~J (j) n t«(ulrdl only. •lmp\e dto~~nln~~: an!J bulfinc whh I 10tt dry eloth or hru ~h wl1en ahot'lll do &et dirty I dAmp olo1~ l1 better if ellra dirtvl. We 1111 lfta !)toad li'J were electod: President, Margaret Smith of Rutland; Vice oiding. President Elena Martin of Jlutland; Secretary, Jud)' S.Uer, IIJd· 'nle pnt mee*inc of the club dleport; Tr~er , CaroJyn Parheld at• the EaJtetn Hlih ker, Eastern and Repo!'ter, Edgar with the dlte announced Hartung, Eaatern HiJb. Followlnc the eiect.ion of offi· Representatives !rom the EasClub who attended the eers tbe group divided into three eroupe for dlacusaion. One group were David Jordan, Carounder t.he direction or Donald Parker, Ed&ar Hartung and PJunkett disc:uased the By-Lawa of Gennette, Eastern High the Constitutlon, one tbe name Wacner, and Mary Bailey. of the club, under the direction Those repreaentiul the Middle· Safety Teena were Bob Van of Mr. Morgan and the laat a:roup discussed the duea tO be paid by Judy Sauer, Ronnie Ja the members with Donald Quia.enBuchanan and Susie berry as their leader. They dePlunkett and Mr. cided on a m'lutb1y duea of 10c . , teaehera at MilS. each. , Don Grueser, Jim The followmg ,..aa adGpted •• of the club HTo promote the int.ernt In, and knowl~&e of safety for thL youth of Melp County. ~be purpoae Propagation Theme Of Garden Club ' Session Monday Mra. 118 MD611t't!M fintlo .,er Jartflan ~tylt~~- ••de al thJ. ~Jnkf\ee..,. "Eftrtihinfl" l~11.th11r f uci!Wn wtda Jannan In rnfln '•lbol!tl) . Com.11 In ud 1.rJ a pak-, for loaa·lutina pocllooiiL I ' Fannie PhilUp1 and Blanche Da· via were reponed as OOth havinc lost their hwbanda by death end Dowers were aent. Mecla Gibba -was reported m In a hoapit.U In MasaiUon. and flowetl will be aent. A communication waa read frnm Edith Wakely, district deputy, con~ erning the district rally. It was decided to sell bubble bath as a money malting project. At the close of the meeting ro silent auction was held and a contribution made to the Marcb of Dimes. -------WOMEN TO MilT ull $15.95 ,,. HARTLEY & BENNETT SHOI STORE POJIIBOY ~ "Middlo Of Upper Bloek" OHIO ~~e;..I'• . . Tr'l'"hlp ' - · Tho 1..... flntd him •JO. VOL. X~ Klrti - • 1t1o ....... n.e ,..,.,.. - 1., ru .. : They're All Smi}i ! Go Over • Roguler Price 479.00 Special Price $439.00 ltfl;f!O INCLUDING $ioci WORTH OF FROZEN FOOD terma ~'d~.::= -BA . ,· FURNITURI -· •. SMITH STUDIO ', ..oN T)-IE . ' ' I, ' ' 'I cdli!IEk . Your Prleadly KodU Deller .. . ~~P;o~M~I!~R~OY~~!==~~5~~EE~~~~~d~ • Of The Highest Quality Portland Woman I~ Ele4!ted Will Be BUri,~~-.:;;, • ·· . . · . ·• · Here SatUrila ' , ! Representative To Conumttet FUn;.:,, ';.rvi~. · ~; lt.nd• d M · Mrs. Howard Ebersbach of PortIand was name .e1gs County representative of the State 4-H Advisory Committee at a meeting of the local 4·H Club Council In lbe )Jelg5 J!?<· tension office last night. Mrs. Ebersbach wtll represent SIX counUes in this area lor two year_s_.- - - - - - - - Wayne ROush, president of the ~ - ' Council presidod at the meeting wben the ·t-H calendar year w.. estob!iohed. dates include a f.o r the Important m~etmg of Ju~- lor Leadoro on Feb. 22th, Aprtl ., • Million Cu. Ft. Size Holds 833 lbs. Special Prlct - ~ROOMS Jltlgalllr .... . Give,him the 7-PC. IJVING ROOM. includes modem tot., louoce, toe:k· l&il.aod. 2 1tep tablet, 2 :lampe:. BULOVA sea :irking be saturd!f •I Chlpel away , $388 ~P.IrOJ~vora are tbree deuptcra: Mr.s. Sam Bolin, Athena, 0.; Mrt, Ven' Wbater, Pomeroy an4 IJtl. Bertba WUhams, Charleaton, W. Va.; and .a aon, Dana, Pome(OY R.. 60 Harrisonville StudentsObject Til Moving.·· '. Into Rutland SChoob_'Petition' SaysToday 7 ·PC. BEDROOM Jneludes dreaeer, bookcaae · bed, cheft, mattreJS, apring, 2. Pillows. KITCHEN to the prop!)Sal of the Meitl Coun- LewJa oblil~d: . ' ty Board ot EducaUon to ttanafet "The 30 dey• 1ren't up Jet." us to Rutland scb,ool dtatrict. We The aigbefl: ' feel we · -.boUld bave a '11oe- in . .Mary Amold, Ctntll!l ·Hanh•J, HB this DJatter 11 ba,;.ct~.llt we are old ~am, Earl · Jtee!ve11, ' Kl,)' tbe tmes tbat t1WI tnnaler If· Hinlnl. GoJ'do.n Gibloq, Jim Dil• tecta." ~~~~~Kenneth Pa)'ne, Ptul Low~. Reeves. .. · · ·. =:::: ~ ~:J~ an Interest increase to 1 and a new, shorter yean aod 9 months. income H 'Bond lnter'est rate ~~~.J.:,;~~":;: lalao Increased to Mt percerlt wb~n I ' '.l''"~) ·'· The moat envied candidate for county orfice today is Sheriff Robert c. Hartenbach who ia assured of re-election witilout the worry, expense and phyaical effort of a campaign. Apparently ~onaidei'ed tpv.uJ.. nerable, Sheriff Hartenbach baa no oppt»ition in hbi own ae., publican party fOr the nominition or in the Democratic party at the November election. Sheriff Harte·abach is a native of Minersville, attended Pomeroy schooil and •erved four yean in the during W<1rld War IL He to lhe former Viola ef Cheater, and has two 1 S~vie ~ , and Debbie\ 1. I tile RepubUciP tie-l - ' . - HimseH, Errors· McClellan Sent 0£ Others T00 ]"0 pnson • One T }5 Years MIIGS .GENERAL _HOSPITAL Admitted: Lona Roecher, Chea- repre&eotin; not only a happy ter; Asa Cuater, Minersville. ner of public support. but equal· Diacharaed: Cilrol Arnold and! ly a class.ic loser of that same aoa; Colwnbua; Mra. Mabel ft:OW1h, 'support,.. be said. "This is the ~e: L. L. Cunningham, lliddle-1 hard way to learn practical pol· pOit; Charles Smith, Reedavllle. itics, but It is sure." ATTIND MEETING ,, it GOESSLER JEWELRY ' ' ' Court sa: . . . ' ' ' ' .. .._ 315 Months To Poy -,. O.nt, $3.50 Per W!lok Pomeroy . -' . . ,. .'S ·FUitNlTUIE -o. r•·...,.._t Cer•~,er PtftNl ' '· . .. [ ' J~ . r• .," , .' ' ~- olflct.l1 commiHH undictat., bteau.. of insuffkient Republic.en •I• n•luNI. Two bond Iovin n on the Prhury Nllot, an ..,.,... . half mill lwy for 20 ,..,.. fer I Melpl Court,ty Comnumily Molpita! wtdch WMlkl .. IO~••mer.. lal to .....,.,. of II ....., ..... • tw. par half mill ill L ..... T....,..lp · for Long Bottom. I MiddlepOrt Precioct Glenn . I wa~~ : Les~r h.!l~ill~:.~beater z·rrkl e; p ortl and: w-~ ~ .. en O··waa. ~Ucine Village: .Joseph A. Beegle Racine Precinct: Otis F. Xnopp, ~·u~· ~e~b/·~ul~= Tenth Congressional district Hugh Bearhs; Rutland Villlge: L voters nominate candidates for N. Taylor, Wayne Turner; Rutland i:ongreas and member• of the state East: Carol F. Pierce, Don Mecentral committee in the May 4 Knight; Rutland Weat: Robert G. primaJ')' election. Swick, Seth F. Nicholson; Salem: Tile distract board of elections in Titus E. Smith; Silver Run : John LAncaster said this morning pe'ti· ·w. MuHord; Syracuse Vil.: Wm. Uona have been filed by the'ae Tbeuner, Kenneth Cundiff; Syr• candidates: cuse Precinct: Wm. F. Harris; Republican, for congress, Pete 1 Tuppers :Plains: Roland Torrence. Abele, McArthur. and Oakley ColDlmocr•tlc Commltt.mlft !ina, Ironton; Democrat, walter Alfred: Arthur E. Koeni&; East Moeller. incUmbent. Bedford: Everett Howett; West Republican, for central commit- Bedford: Owens Smith; Soutb tee, B. Lewis Jooe&, Thurman, in- Chestu: Virgil . Walker! Sylvia cumbent; Elmer F. Jones, Athens; Coleman; Columb11: Westma CrabAthena· and Maxine H. Charlton, tree; Dexter: Francis MontgomLancuier; Democrat, Kenneth ery; Letart ViUage: (4nera1 J. Athens; ·Mary Gallagher, Hall; East Letart: Albert FairJront..n clotbe; Long Bottom : Francis (Continued on Page Six) I, ! ltiddleport Fire Cblef Tom FINID FOR SPIEDING and fireman Bob Byer atMayor Charles Legar last night planning ttuion in Atn· fined James Baker, Syracuse, $30 of regional Hre 1and costs for speeding on Union ·a nreman'a achool Ave. in Pomeroy. The arrest we.s Tllesday night by Pomeroy held on the Ath~ I ·:llopeful Fishermen Try Winter Luck teco1rd Hop Scheduled Senior Mothers .. are made to re· attendance Saturday ···'"-~ the Pomeroy Uigh ~~:: mothers sponsor a bop from 1:30 to 11 :30 p. with Steve Allen the &eheduled and be available. is 50 cents, . OM, EOJans; }!iddleport First Ward : David o. Jenkins. Ralph R. Pratt; 0 Middleport 2nd Ward: Norman T. Gerald Ralph McClellan, who Wayland; Middleport 3rd Ward: bad entered a guilty _in comLewis;D. Mid~lepo~ 4th mon pleas court to a plea charge W: . Jfmes Ward : G. Robert Cra1g; Mlddlebreaking and entering, was sen- 1port 5th ward : Clau~e Ashley, w. lenced to an indeterminate term •R. Manley, Wm. Snuth. • t b J •· J h 01 one 0 1 years Y u....,e 0 I1t Minersville: Gerald AmberJer; c. Bacon yesterday afternoon. Olivedale: Sberd Hostetter; PegeMcClellan will ~rob~bly be taken viDe: D. 0. Whaley. to t~e , state. pent1tent1ary by tbe Pomeroy Precinct : Charles Kart sheriffs offtce tomorrow. Shenff jChaT!ey D. Smith; Pomeroy let Robert Hartenbacb reported today Ward : Harry Bearhll· }J()meroy that • wide-spread search i5 being ' 2nd ward: Albert L. 'Ma!tin Joe pr_essed for P11ul Olive~ Isner, ~m-~ Ebersbach; Pomeroy 3A : Frank phcated ~ McClellan ~~ breakmg H. Johnston, Daniel E. Tbompand enterrng Eastern High School. son; Pomeroy 38: Roy Belling, Robert vaughn; Pomeroy ac: D0 ld c Ui p 6th 1 '·· day nl.,ht except uld t..t.y. Thllt on• w•5 filed by Din Thotnpton, PctmerDJ 3A. mntnl .I FeW CoDtests on Jn Distri'ct N sa!~ua J stand before you today I ominations count.)' en.ctoeer All c•ndiRtn• petitiotll 1ft Melga County ...-. a,......td by the boud 9f olifdions W..,... ~eill t\1 ~ !BETHANY, W. Va. UPI - For· he1d to full 10 year matllrity.' Ohio Gov. C. William O'Neill Also, all ouMandlng E · bonds re· Bethany College atl.ldents tointereat of at~ :~i:fih~i~,;~·:~wn~~ erroratiming, and those of Mrs. Muine Allert!worth, Mid· ceived lea&t l,l anpercent withincreaae the increue luck and and the dleport, abo a newcomer to coun· becomlni effective June, 1809 . i88ue led lo bis OOJerty politic11, wi.IJ oppose one of three llr. Reed said &ales in the nation defeat for re-election in Republicans in the JJeneral ·elec· ~~-· totaled ,·ust uDder •'JIU 1968. tion for the office of Recorder. ~ .._. ,..u"'' Republican candidates are the in· ion, compared to 317l,t millioa "In 1958 the roof £ell in," 0'Neill, now a lecturer on uoli.tics, l'umbent, J'obn D. Thomas, Paul lD l,p58. Kloea and Charlet ll Bi~aell. public affaln and government and Pom.eroy Squad a candidate for . the Republican There will be a primary race on F HI nomination ror the Ohio SUpreme both tickets for the ~urer·s To Cbester or e P court, told the a\udent body. His pott p;ow held by Clyde Milhone. The I'Gmeroy Emergency Squad lecture wu tht first of 18 at the Mr. Mtlhone IJ a ca.ndld1te for re- was called to Cheater . shortly af. coliea:e. , eleetion lnd is being DJ)posed in ter midnia:ht laat night to bring 1 tiJe primJI'7 by c. o. ·F iaher and Mrs. Lona Roecher to Mei&J Gen- '',My o~ errors and unwise acLOrenzo oa...ts, anatber newomer. eral iloapital. tiona of othera beyond my conll'ol, Daniel Uvingaton, Tuppers Plairia, Accordin& to \be emergency re· particularly the placing of the ~~·\he~·~-~·;.E~f.~ff<or tbe Demo- port, abe wu suffering from an right-to-work iuue tbe ballot ~· · the wont for tbla ofliee appareat ,heart attack.. The bos· 0 h"to, rea ulted m YouJia:, Porn- pital reported her condition aa any candidate for to eounty poll· good at noon today. ever suffered in Obcto." ti.;;~liib;~j~_"ilf;wor;:·i:'i: ::~::::. candida~ filina: were as Republiun Comtt9ittMmen Alfred : James D. Eynon; Eaat Bedford: Ralph Smith; Welt Bedford : James H. Qulvey; South Chester: Robert Bailey, Rarmond Teaford ; North Chester: Val Har· tung; Columbia: Rolland CribDexter: John Dyn "'!"-" c. no DemocratiC caD· office. Veteran· :J. incumbent ia St:arlley BIU.wk:i. ·1111 fi:J'it try ·f at Building Noted An improOJement m facilitie s of Central School building was ~~!~·••!b)' the County Health I! accordingattoa information recent inJpecgivMiddlepqrt &cbool board in a regular meeting th11 week. The meeting was held in the home or Mr1. E. O. Rall to permit Mra. RaU to participate. .She has been confined to her home for aeveral montha due to a broken hip. The health · departmen\ report, eovering all buildincs, noted a "big improvement" in the central building and suggeated improved lighting for some rooOUI. Room& not painUd recently ahoulcl be pain~ aa soon as possible, the report hid. A report of the Division of Safety of Induatrial CommissiOn of Ohio was presented. This was a report of Industrial arts equipment. The recommendation m · eluded changes in electrical wrr· lng and beUer safety guard for of ~~e1 .. Caned )'ears ago. · 1 Ja the diadllne ~or orJJDIZing MILWAUKIE Wi• UPI-C•rl 1. , Gold Star clubs and Mar 31 waa J SuckOw, 41, piHHd :~nr~• D.Friends may caU at the fUQFal 16~ for the annual Offtcen and · t to 1 lplltdlnt Chal'lt w. home aayf.bne. AdYison' conference. : :... h• Aid h• wta on 1 dellth Other items of bua.iness inchld· call when .,,..,.., ed Ute revision 1 of the honor "Aro you 1 doc;tcprf" aabd .score card and aettlni of the next Jvd,. Frank GNtO~i. eouncU meetiDa for March Ul at "No, I'm an emiNim~~r", Suco:tn Dl bw repiMd. 7 :,.. p. ' ''then thlre'a no nftd to hu~ New council member a weicom· r'("' tile iud.. uht, flnlnt : Suced at last niabt's meetina: ioclud- kow ps. ed Dorio Jeaa ca!dwel\ .P•IB!Y -=::;;:-:-;;=-Price, Cbarlee Lee and Dean Will METIR eMiT· Others preseot were Sharon JeMeter rece'lpta for · the ViUaa:e well, Pauline Atkins, Dan Smith, of Middleport for the week waa Geneva Nolart and c. E. )\lakes· $313 Chier Herb . Gilkey tefOI'ted lee. today. -~~~~---.,..-:;.,._"'--- table, 6 obofn.llll,.. or rell'faeraOir. 7-PC, Judge NOt Givitlg . Embolmers Some R d ·pfiVI"'"V"'$ • 'l.a~ ', · OQ Howett, 95, Who 4ied lq Meags · Hotpital Wedneldey I B.a:cine senior and firemen auwend a fire at : a. m. Wednetday in a derecthre flue wu a minoi blaze in t.he Woodrow Hall in proper- , '.!!""'''~ by Delma Quilley~. Chief Robert .Johnson found the fire under arrival. D8DlJli,e wu Sales In CALL TODAY ~ 201 In This Picture . f'or A PietQre Setdng Room~ _,. OIHf e...w t.nltht ... the 2NS -ion. I N\). 247 ~t for Republican, etaon, Democrat, coroner At 11 :4~ lpt night the first aid dattt, and F. H. O'Brien,:· IReJ~hU went to the Syracuse reliiean, and Emmett W. Peoplet, l~•nco of Holly McCoy auffe>c_in11 ocnt, boUt for probate judie. nu and silicosis complica. 'ti<>na. He was taken to Meigs Gen· Hoapital. . - Make An 3 tlay 35-41. ~..· - - ....... eourte, 24 Hour film Service STREET .,.,....tu,._ .Hlfh ,._ ch•Rflt tn • guest We FeatQre. E. MAIN e·n ttne I Otto Bradford of Racine. - - .~-;;::::;;:::::-----Members answered to roll call Dr. Garrett H. EOJan& read the Mrs. Lloyd Hamilton. with they had started fronl vow1 lor the double ring cereFor trav~lins, the bride wore ~~:!:~~~~ [nvitationJ were remony. Mrs. Loia Skeens played a hta:k suit of ItaUan wool wlth a attend a Japanese flower I program of wedding music. robm egg blue feather hRt and .11how at Lazarus, Feb. ~lack acceB&Oriea. She alto wQte and from tbe WindlOJ Given in marriage by her father a corsage Of wbite clirnaUon 1. Club to 'iltttnd the bride wore a ballerina Jeneth The bride is a graduate Qf Hunt at the home of Mrs. G. R. gown of Chantilly laee and tulle, lngton High School and a form on fl'iday evening, Feb . tashloned with a Sabrina neck· er atudent at Mar&hall College. . George H. Parker line, fitted bodice and kmg aleev- She is employed by WSAZ Inc., iit named as tbe club speaker for es tapering to bridal polnta, Her the accounting department. Coffee Hour at WMPO, tbe date be aflnounced later. softly gathered skirt, With diallonai panels ol hand·clipped lace The groom is a eraduate pf ·RaA salad course was served by was worn over bridal hoopa. A cine High · School and Columbua fbe h.QJtesses during the 10cial ballerina length vcll of importe<l Art School. A me~ber ~ l}le )lour to 17 membera and guests, sllk illusion secured her Juliet Huntington Ad Club, he' Is he art Mrs. Ron Springer, Mn. w. c. style headp{ece. She carried a ca~ d1rcctor for Jim Mitchell Adver- Kirkland, Mrs. Leo Smith and Mrs. cading b'ouquot of white carna- Using Agency. Nolan. tiona and smaller white flowers. It;:;:;;:;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;..;:;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Miss Dixie Stenger 111 maid oC honor. She wou~ a gown of aqua tulle and lace with a crystal taffeta matchin' jacket, and carried a ,eascade boUquet of pale pint eartfaUons. Her headpieee was lh.tefwoven bands of lrrideacent '$eo quins with a short veil. Appalntm~t Teena11er• Group $14.95 "' • ,.... ...... when . , . , ... , Ike ~~ rakiM the W..fJilt ,, ,..artt, Ohio: Mottly ..... tod.ly. ctou.ty fwlitht aMI Pr.,.r. chMM~ Of rain ..vth ~len, Mf rnuch ~~~~~N;e~u:W:i~ng~a~lld~;C;a~rt~e!r~~Tb~e;W~o;mie~nin~f~t~h~e;Y~o;u;n~g~A;d~u1lt HfART IN IT! Mr. ana Mra. Canon lbyn recefttly entertained the teenage cle11e4 or the Syracute Naurene Churcb with a turkey aupper. Thoae preent included Marr Janice and· WUUe Cundiff, Deanna, Dll'lene and Jimmy Wetaon, Sbll'ql'l Hayea, Ri~ Cunnlnc.hlrn, Mal')' K1y Wolfe, Sandrt Bowen., Cecil Wolle, Ralph La.vender, B<ln· nie Hubbard, Wllma Rilhtbouae, Bobby Winebrenner and Donne Cue. Alao preaent were Rev. and li:TJ. Harold Holme~ and deu&hter Sarlh, Helen Rl&htho~~~e and Ora Baaa. Jl'oftowing the meal Jamea were enjoyed. C. UPI- Weather of thl'! Roya,ls Club of Claaa of the Fomeroy .First Bapabo attended the tist Chureh will meet Thursday at and will join the county 7:30 p. m. at the home oi Mrs. HatTy Lee Bailey. PUT yOUR • • N, C-i)lo .,.., Kflk ,eo- 1 W .......y thit he wet MIJ 411• iftt h!o ...... OIHf t<Ylno to lwHk MRS. PAUL BRADFORD Palms, taU while tapers and arrangements of while gladioli and carnations decorated the alter of the First Methodist 1enune Church in Huntington, W. Va., for the marriage of Miss Fran~ The meeting, in charge of ces Ann Weller to Paul Bradford on Friday, January 22: · lletzlar, preolde~~ oprone<ll . The bride is the daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. Richard A. Welldevotions taken !rom er of Huntington, and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Room by Mra. c. E. W. Dow- Joaeph Weller, brother of the bride, was the taper lighter Gatl Bradford, of Ruthmd , served his brother 11s best man. ll sbera were Jim Mitchell and ClarTbe teacher• and officers of the ence lh'adford, al10 a brother ol First BapU11t Sunday School of the groom. Middleport met Tuesday evening For her daughter's wedding, al tbe home of Mra. Charles Bennett for their regular meet- Mrs. Weller wore a dress of beige lace over taffeta with Drown acIna:. Tony Fowler, tuperintendent, ceaaorlra and a cor&age of whtte presided over the meeting and carnations. 'rhe mother of the l-lra. Bert Bodimer wu the dcvo· groom wore a dflep powder blue two-piece dress · wtth black at· tlonal leader tor the evening. L. D. Diles presented a program Ceii!Klriee and a white carnation CDrSiiJe. ot poems and articles. Routine buelnesa pertaining to Immediately following the cere the Sunday School waa dlscuased mony a reception waa held at the and the new hymnaia being pur· bome of the brlde'a grandmother, chaaed were nported on. Tho 1roup alao agreed to secure a Mra. A. C. We11er. Aldea at the were Mlas Betty aong Ieeder for church aervlcea. reception Weller, Mrs. Cecil Chapman and Following the meeting refreshment• were terved by Mrs. Ben nett to lhoae mentioned above and Mrs. Beulth White, Mra. Harry Houdaahelt, Mrs. Dllea, Mr. and Mra. Paul Smart, Mra. WHUa Anthony, Gerald Anthony, end Mfl. Fowler, children Marth• and ·Mark. 'l'he nnt meeitng will be held at the home of Mr. and Mrt. Smart In March, . lOCKINGHAM, • e IY~INCI Tbeodorua Councn n.uettten of A~enca met .in regular aeaaion on · ' · ffi ' Monday eventng at the IOOF Han opened the meeting and presided until the following o cers witb Helen Miller councilor pre- Michael Rites Held Sunday In Middleport lorThe """'"'"on CHucKu FOR TODAY TOD MUCH met Monday evenin& at the Rutland High School. Warner Morgan driver's education instructor at Rutland &y FRIDDII HOUDASHILT Tom Skmner returned to hiS studie& at Ohto UnJVeaity after 11pending a (ew daya with his parenu, Mr. and Mrs Arthur Skinner 1"110 npora of Mrs. AJODJO Custer. secretary, and Mrs. Rich- and his grandmother, Mrs. Dave ard Jlupt. ll't:UW'a', f t f t Jiwea. . Farmer. While he )"aJ here Larry 'lbeo S.U.b pd Leo o-.- ..-en ned 1he b.apltsmal font was re · Frost of Bellaire was bia gue1t. Aimed • a COIIllDJ.Uft lor npau hlrned 1.0 the ~:burcb Monday 11fter 01 the furnatt. be-mg pohshed and re11tured by the Mrs. James Hubbard returned to It Wll ftP(liU'4 \hi' Dt'W drapes Logan :,tonument Co. her employment at Lancaster after bad btfll purdluecl tor the IM$101':. . liroup smgmil wtth Mt&ll Lucre· spending the weekend here wilb atud,y at the di.urdl. The Jor tu1 Genhtuner as aceompama:t and relahOJes . She came especially for dus was graaled ~ 1 r request to prayer by the Kcv. Hrown conclud- the funeral of Wilham Michael. purc.bu.e carpet fill the cbotr loft. cd the progum M1ss Sharon Jone!l was the SunTheo Soulll, t\.ennetb J'mle~o , Mn. - -- -- - day dinner guest of Mr. and :~rs . Arltooe Dwl&h• l'aner A . Young and 110n, Elmer, of and Mrs. Ger•Jd Wildermuth were Chester . She returned to Ath.enJ yesterday where tlhe is 'lltending oamodcarpetms .. • '"''""""" '" '""'t'· pte of the chW'ch piU'· OhiO UnJVenity. of :dfO Ann Mrs. Hubert )ltiee II! reported WebJt.er u chu~b organUt wa111 .funeral servtces were held lilt to be improving some at Holur accepted wilh regret. Kenneth Sunday aflernoon at 2 o'clock at Hotpit.al. It Ia reported th.at she Finley, cha1rm1n OJ the Comma- the Rawlings - Coati FUneral Home was able to sit up a little yester· lion on J".ducatlon, reported that in Middleport for William Michael 'day. two cb.aa. boanU hu been ordered wOo died at his home ll.st Frlda)' Mr. and Mrs. Malcom Cottingtor tbe CbUdr.m'l Otpan.ment, .and. morniug. ReOJ. Howard Ruppelt of· ham left Mpnday to return to their that bl&ck 1had~ 1~.ad been· pl&ced ficlated at the service w.ith burial home In Sarasota, Florida . They in the upetain dC,_inment to tach- in the Middleport Hill Cemetery. planned to atop in Zaneaville for itate tbc uae ot aYdLo vtauab. Mr. P•Hbearera for M.r. Michael were a brier visit with • their daughter. Pinier and C. E. Tomplirtll were Jamea Haggert)', John Zerkle, PauJ Donna Weber, daughter of Mr . il.amed aa a colllDll\tee to tnveaU· H.iptonlllall, Griff Thompson, John and Mrs. Vernon Weber, was con11te t.he purchase 0( a film atrip Thompaon and Harry Stover. lined to her home last week with .and slide projector: · Out<Of-town relathee .and friends the flu. Attention was called by the here for the 'J«Vice were Mr. ·and llembtrhip and Evtngelism Com- Mn. Theodore Michael of Jackson, mw1on ot the Spiritual Life Em· Mrs. GrUf Lewl" Mill. ·Bob Howiphaall program to be conducted son and dauahter, Sue. Mn. Suzanby all chunhes m the state during na Deck and children, Patty and tbe Lenten penod. A suiHI..iJ~dct Michael , all of Columbus, Mr. and evan&ellam meetlll8 al tht. Heath Mn. John Thompaon and Mr1. ){ethocHat Cbureh, Middleport, un Elizabeth Holder of Belle, w. Va., · &v LUCILLI HAWKINS Tuesday, March 1, al 7 :30 p. m. Mr. and Mr11. Malcolm Cotti'ngham waa annouqe~. of Sarasota, l>la. and Mrs. Jamea Lorenzo and Robert A- Davia and Special tralntng classes which Hubbard of Lan<:aster. Elmer Davis were in Canton Monw!U be held within the month for day to attend the funeral of the vlaltatton teams to call on the Nnmes Omitted latter's brother, Delbert Davia. member. of the church was plan· The namea of Mra. Paul Smart, B. T. Tompkins of Tuppers Mrs. Gene Coleman and Mn . Plains is the guest of his son and Harry Houdnshelt were uninten - daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs . c. tionally omitted from the account F. Tompkins and Hun, Christopher. of Monday eOJening'a meeting of R. E. Romine and son-in-law. the B. 11. Sanborn · Misalooary So· Harold William Lemley, have gone Pomeroy, Ohio · elety at Lhe ltlrat Baptiat Church to Orlando, Fla, where they will ill Middleport. reside. The above wore on the aerv· .Mr. and Mrs John Bite of Find· ing committtoe (or the refre1hment lay were overmght guests of Mr&. N.t Open Tonltltt hour. Edward Hile Monday and visiled THURSDAY •nd fRIDAY Pomeroy friends on Tuesday, enMr. and Mrs. Dell F1fc spent route to Charleston, W. Va. '·TH~ JA YHA WKI!."RS" S!Jnday with their 11on and family David Kunze, student at Ohio Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fife . Dinner University, Athens, was the SunFeas Parker - Jeff Ctumdler was bervN! honoring ' Mrs. Dell day dinner guest of Mr. and Mra. t.u<••· "" MARRIED IN HUNTINGTON, W. VA; Meigs Safety Teen Organize Monday In Dof A Holds _Session Held At Rutland High School Regular Session Meiga Safety Teens waa the DIDie ebosen lor the Safety Monday Evening Club made up of teen age youth of Meigs County when they ····~~.:...­ Piketon Bank Robber Captured In Kentucky MOREHEAn, Ky. UPI-Gale Wells, WaOJcrly, Ohio, was captur· ed here Wednesday night in con· nc~ction with the $1,100 robbery of the Piketon Branch of the Wav · erly National Bank earller this week. Slate police and Elliott county sheriff's deputies arrested Wells in a tQOm at 'nearby Sandy Hook. P<~Hce said be admit~ the Monday robbery and •1!11 hod $720 4o~.~ la '1111 ·~~· ' · Thunderstorms Spawn Tornado In Louisiana By UnitM PND lnhmatieQal A spring-like band of thunder- · storms that spawned a tornado in Louisiana and gale winds in Tex· as move"d across the Gulf states to the Atlantic Coast tod1y. Rain was also forecast alOPi the Pactfic Coafit. More! snow w<~s cxpe_cted thru 1the Rucki.ets and parts of tbe c!n· tral plams where an . earlier tstorm dosed schools and blockf:d. highway&. A tornado slammed down out of a thunderstorm. at Thibodaux, La. Wednesday night, injuringo 111X persons and destroying eeven homes. Richard Pl.tter, civ-U defense direl"lor o( tbe area, eaid the twi.. ter struck with a sb\>Ck· ~ ari ezploalon. ' I • • �-... "' ...IHE DAII. Y SENTINEL · ~= -~:: ' tonunentating Editorially Forml'tlon of the new Northwestern .school • ,,i,:.f)istrkt ill Meigs county has cau sed some ~~"~ curiosity 0\~er what its con:.~poncnts In educa~ facilities and pupil populahon may be . the county behind Pomeroy , as to student a point whicH we body size. As for a possible referendum vote on the new district, the law requires that it can follow only after petitions are filed eontajning 35 per cent or more of the eleetorate' of the three township• wllldn 80 days of the resolu- will take care of children o( three townships , Columbia, Ulj!an,d and Salem in the northwestern secof Meigs county It will have three fine .fl•ont:ary schools. an Harrisonville, with 11 rooms, a cafeteria, two sets of rest rooms, an combina ti on, and an enroll,.e;~ntoday )of 179. ,~,l~~i:~~ Cenler grade school, a compa rative. building, has five rooms, auditoriumcafetena, rf:'st rooms, and an em·oH""'111<,'!' 149. elemPntary , new two years ago, modern. has an t•nrollment of 429 lllhlla"lh•re are 218 high school students. The high school S€rving these three town· ships is of C"ourse the Rutland High School which, starting January 15, had as its new executive head youthful George Dallas, for- The Home ~monatralion Council is placing emphll&il on the tact tion by the County llmlrd. Obtal.ning !ills 35 per cent on a petlftoa eertalnly Is not im· possible. All it should teqalre Is piety of leg work in the hlnterlllldo of the district. All effective plea to pmp.eetlvo lllpers could be, "It Is only fair thai "ire &lve tile people of this entire new district' • ehal!e& te Yotl! on the question, rather than tate an edict tieing down." .... Girl Scouts Wl\h .cleVotlooa 111 Mrs. Melvin Organize At IUa, wbo read two ar~~cles : . .~hrlat We Hne All 1nd Letart Falls . -~ God" · foUowed by · D ••• -~i· :,lllbJe. oweelhearti. Howeyer, a vote favorable to dissolution of the new Northwestertt ilnrlet in the three townships should be a hone of another color. Quite conceivably many voten could lean toward agreeing a YOie is a fair thlll& to have, without concurrl111 to vote for dlBsolution. This particularlY shoulcl' tre !rue In Salem and Rutland townships wherellle status quo .. :t ••• • ' mU.W YESTii:RYEAR tm--'Phe but Citizen-Journal nported to· day that a $10,000 l'obbery took place during a crap game at the Italian-American Golf Club eatly Monday, POMEROY leod•ro -are Mn. Margo Burri and He ·~:~- Mrs. Catherine Hunt. Girls joining the troop were: Carol Shain, Unda Graham, Mar· geret Tibbs, Pamela Davia, Pauline Cummins, Debbie HiU, Bever· Hunt, Dorothy Toney, Faye Roberta Roush, Joyee sue MiUer, Patty Baket, Rowe, Peggy Wines, Eu· , and Connie Chapman. Roberta and Mra. • . ot ~a.en«t tliat Ule efl'ecta Ill' • .,....._ td any toxic com- JO\PUt- lhQ\11. be nuwJt evideJ~t w~ an aabjected to in. penona · ... 11111n W"ln• ' whlt. QO~ tllolil4 • II'Mture~ S:oradlcate. lac. Criticism Is Knowledge ~ -: J'~~ln.ment . and prize& to -ra. Melvin d.~ ·PeHY Jo Bowers. ,,...,fiji ltiilet'lts were llel'ved by 11¥(-:~MI to tboae named above Ji.if4~.ll~- :Glad7a Dailey, Mrs. Har· =-~ ~ttl\ : l.ll~ Mra. Deaver Kap- G~·:~~~";..~:i~~ are the leaders _ and joining were Lois Burnem, Nancy Roush, Linda Jane Wines, Nancy Pickens, MaY Toney, BeverlY stflbart, Peg2y Yonker, Sue Ann · Donahue, Jenni· fer Davis, Melanie Beegle, Hazel Lawsun and Joyee Randfllph. Mothers present w,p,re Mrs. Elizabeth Toney and Mrs. Betty Roush. ------f(l meeting has unU,l Feb. 15 7tl and lth grade U.urnament, it Is an· That Fools Won't Take .)l:~~fy Tires IDexter, 0., wllere they had the large flre ju1t a day or two be· lore this fLme. It burned the New York Central R. R. station, the store of .1 . F. Bowles and his dwelling, also the filling 11tatlon acrou the street. Church 0/lkwb Meet < ;. , the pas or; Rev. Howard Ruppel_t, to Cambridge, the 24-25 of thu month to· attend tbe area meeting the Evangelitm Committee. WILKESYtLLI This fire waa oot in Meigs County but it wu just over the !me m Vinton County, BO cl-ose to the county line that I thought Jt should be mentioned. The fire was Jsnuary 21, UH7. It wus a large l1re fur the 11ize of the- vllla~e. as almost all buildlngs on the south side of the main s.lref.>t pa1111lng throuQh the village were burned . CHISTIR FIRES on the afternoon o1 April 20, 1923, lire wae dist'Overed In the ware room of the Frank Gall1 store in Chester, 0. This room contalneLI (Ill and other wute produch that you usually lind In surh rooms. The . aun wa• ahlnlnlil briKhlly and warm again· at the aide or the room a& the sun often shines very warm thla early In the aummer. lt waa auppoaed that the heat c:auaed apon· tanooua combustion In the otl and oily waate H""· ol Pythlaa, who uatd t)Je aecond floor for their IOOae room and l'tlnted the tlrtt Door a1 a st&N room . Soon the bulldlni waa a roaring Inferno and notbln'i could be done to uve it. SOon the fiamea leaped aCl"'II tbe ltrtft and now the home (lr David Cltland wu on lire. Thil wat 1 latfe to,ro atory brick bulldlnJ tnd waa completely deatroytd. Tben tile laree blaebmlth allop lt&D.dtWJ nearbr wu deatroytd and 1 eorll crib. It looftd for eome thne u lf the entln vtUa1e waa at the merey of the- llei'J menat:IJ' but tt waa finally broutbt under eob trot without any other lteutel on either aide ol the ltfeet hlnc deatroyed. '11lat wn pethpt tble lna:ett and most tottly tire ev• exDe'flented Jn Chtlter. The JC.. Ql P. building •tood· ou the ban~ juat up f'Nm the mill and Sbtdirl R&ver. • About lloo Yetrt ollor lhlo ftre •ard Hotel. Thil buildina wa• ~heater ooll- ...Iller wae thea rued bl' 11lode01 ond Wll· ftre, lbla llmtr II ....111 Ill tile ~ JI<IIIJ y • ~I llore under 1.....,1"1' lion ol 'NUll•• l'oll•. Tbto wu tn llllllilhll 1!11'1 bl' ~flnll ...... of the IIIII lltlo llldo~o, .f<lr 1IWlf , _ , 11 Ilion. .. Oil . ' an u.nolel10k.tal 111rlor. l'roOI IIlli bulldla& tho lltlo ,...1d to tile I . liIarKe I"'> llorJ fr11111 bollldtntl used u I NOlde... by Alro EIMI· otolll, oao or u.. lorpo&- lb Ch tor. . " .. Thi1 w11 eoon eort! troyed, then 1 ....U 411- 1 on the aide of the 1tore. Tbll had o,. ~~~r. ro~o~~ •• a barber lhot tor a aum., at yean but Wll liow ~.-t. •tb• We noll"' lbe lo:a. -llor lloale, <me' of tile o!lli;d If nolllrt "Oideal ho111e tn Cbeoler 0114 rllhl between the t..O tim ,ot ,..,. ...., out llu)IQ!II~JI'-Jillilt.J!u... _, ., w• Ylll"'!'· ·, . 121> Bo Q>nllllll<id) · ,.. .of .p..rl Worated U.e btrt· BoMheim lprinl oollfe:o tlbft. 8letvt fac~ and: blb McJdlM ar. ·ot white l!IIIIL The •even-elchthl tunic lt jilt Oft bOUt aidea ait.d belted gray leather, with Racine Junior Class Spon$0rs Re(OI'd H.op Tbia Saturday, Feb. CJ. 7'he Jaya: will hold a hiah sch(l(ll dt~¥t: parRev . Warren Hulburt, putor Of ty :41t a,.Clne fl.i&h. ~chool ~uditor­ or the rirst Baptist ChurC!:h. waa ium apoMOred by the Juhior Clu&. honored Wednetdly afternoon at tbe Martin .1\estaurant when the Middleport t.liniJterJal Auocia· tlon met for a dinner '" hia bon· or. Mev. Hulburt abd hlu family wUI . be le!'vina: Middleport this month for hia De.'I.V Putonlt! at Steubenville. •· 1118 ~easing preCedinC Study Is Held ' · Tho Methodial ehul<h iditirt of Mlsalona on Alriea ll.W · itii tlnal meetln&: Sundar n&Pt. Total rtcure• lor tllla lour ne1r. school wu 153 enrolled aDd in everage -1ttead•nce Of •· A film waa JbowD "A.frlea'a lot Cbrllt , lnd lila W1itiog Clrurcb." . A panel di•cwaion tpok .. plUe . I Panel memben 1feft ClYd~e. Fote:y .. SituaUont iJ ·AM~i Wrllltt llti!Woul Sit· Jtov: Rlollonl Africa"; Summary talk on '"MiNOutlook f(IJ' ·Afrt~t~~". offer&oa:s tN:• ,an4 The affair will 1>0 b!Jhllittted by uaed toward. luluwlq&: I a fast ·dance contest ~~rlhr whicli 1!"'ll~ti·•~ plant in JohiRMNburJ. a cOuple will be aelft!ted on the be a $40.000 PIOJe<!. buia of dancing , a&Q.Ity, penonilschool wu cbn!Pdered it;y and appearance. · •ere •f k lnerUM penon~i hU been i.a tbe EnJlftef.l'in&: DivialOD. Til number of re&llteftd. tDIIDeen aDd eqiDeerint &radulid' lta. bet!D. doUbled in lbe put t-.ro re.an. -Other inereiJel bavt been in the A«ounthla: DiriJion, whieh baa been Ol'fabiud and in whieh prooedtlftl ha•e been ander thil the Lepl ltnd R.ieh of lion wfUc:h bu m""Ok thaD ill vohtme ctl rij:ht-flf-wAy etwe. Iince tbe llar1 o1 the lt.\te pralftrn. Tbua, n e:umlnation or the tecord abOM tbat the Stlte Road Comlniulon hu alm01t doUbled lUI volume of buatneu In the pall three yean,. with an illiC'I'elle of ~)' $.27 per ftllt in the number bl enwtoyee.L Employes of the Point Pleuaat of ~ppaiatbian Power Compall)' have been a•arded a &pld aeal t.o be affixed to tbeir Certificate of Merit for haviDII completed the ealendar anee of tbetr exetlkalllr~ "'94 throua:hout the year abMCI. • The bonor of' atftliQ tilt' Rll to the Certifleate .of ' IJ.,_t went ~ VI- 0 . lirdlu, tlie ..... visor Wlth the JFeJfet.t numbet of yean &enlct aDd w.bo bu Jilt ltl4l a diuhl.lna: Injury, and to T. A. Jewell, the nCJD.tuperviar em. ploree with the cnatett · m~~~~btr (IJ yeart aervke wttbout a ..,.._ linr injury. t• year of 191)8 without a dilabling mjury. The lut. disabling mjury in the Pt. Pleaaant ogtrict waa on Aua:uat 12, liM, and through Decem· ber 91 , 1~. 199."88 man houn Not Jinte llitM baa the Poiat •ithout a dLUblina injury had Pleaunt District worke4 a full been accumulated. .:alendar year without. a diAbU.J Mr. G. L. Furr, Vice Preaident injury. - -- - - - and Genera! r.Janager of Appalachian, ilt ,a letter to George E Her Po~ vey, DiiU1ct Manager. conveyed • "I the · roll!]'Wtng to the employee• m Point Plehant: .. ,. revl•wing the nnal · · covering our coml-any'a u.Iety experien~ lor 19158, I wa• ple.aled to note tha& teveral of our groups completed the- entire ;reO\r W!Lhout I dlabliaa iDjUQ'. Amana tbae were the emplQ)'ea of the hint Pleunt Distrid who continuell 1.o Improve . upon and 'tmod their record by working 142.425 accident-free m.anhoun duriac tbe year. Beginning oa Au&ut 12. liM, thia now briQp yoor ootaJ tg over .189,488 eon.ecutive manhoaft worked without INJoua penoul Wlll'YTo pefMineatly mart th!J 19H a«<mplillmieat, the attached gold .:~e.a.l lftould be a/fixed to your Certificate Of Merit. On tbiJ oecuion I would appretiate it if you Birthday HeId Monday For Young Pupil A party wa1 held KODdu morn· ing at the Kinderearten room in Middleport honorin& the alxth birthday Ol Stepben Crafl, toft ol Mr. and Mn. Robert erq, The foll-owing wee t:bGRD bJ' Stephen 18 bia h6lpen . ad a11o ~-.~~L.J at .bil apeeiaJ tab.... Dlvid File, Billy Buck, Jeffer:r SbiDII:. Pat Greu, Jimmy eochid, Gary Cairna, Jimmy Snyder aDd bit sitter, dnd.a, wbo waa 1 au* tor the party. llra. Craie wu aailted by lf.n Guy Reynold•. teacher of. the clua in IC!'Vlnf relrelhmenb ,of ice cre.~;m and eook:ltl to tile ebU· dren. Favors ot -.biiUet gJven t.o the children by Mra. Bfynolda. .er. Ir""'""'-=~-""":;:;;.~~~~~~...====--·;;;1::< I BEST INYEST.UENT IN COOD APPEA.IU.NC£.1 LandZ's for from In ~e1W 1rork at1te $5&.000 durlns the to Gabe Genove~e Syraeue, N. Y., an uhdm!ovet mihaaer-match· maker. ', LEAN ·' • [h Valaes To •35.;11 Presb~rlan Ch\U'~ REDUCED TO $18.88 . $23.88 cheir advisofll, Mra. Henry Welll!l and ~ ·. Edwatd WeUa~ mel fc;tr ' orgamzatlon TUesclay ~Vening at the home of Patricia Hennessy . BIG BIG SAVJNG$ • THE L&Z MEN'S SHOP TJiNDER < ·~ All other Suits lledaoocl For PORK. ROAST • lb. 25.: Home-Made Pork Steak Sausage • • "• Jb.39t: lb. 39.: Open anR SIMON'S Evenings lb. illd W.ltU .MKT. Til 1:30 Pbone 9330 . CARRY OUT SELF SEBVIOl. iol.OGNA SAUSAGE • .• ·3·lbs.·95t: . PORK LIVER •• GA~ )UGS O·L'EO •• ... 31bs. $1·00 Food Mort INSTANT M,ILK ',;... 79.: • COFFEE 6..os. 79.: • 3.ibs.49t: PORK . Annual Dinner WIENERs · • 2 ~b. p~· 98.: Meeting Is .. r SKINL~SJ 1 . :: 51 ,. b b SLICED ·~~39.: BACON . . . . . ' JOWL; ·BACON • lb~. 19.: . LARD •· .4-lb. bucket 5~41! .. ' . .... ..... .,~- l!OJilEROY SALT FISH ...................... 111.39c W. MAlt)' ST!U,!l;:T • ' ' • • • • .49' . -~ 5 . ' ' White u~~IOIIi!!_ed 2bxs.35t: ' .. •.$t59 POTATOt.S . -$01b - .- . . ,_, Popular ·ariinds ' . . ' • ' • : . ,· .· · · 1 • ' ' I ' The Mason Methodist r.hurcb ia announcing the date of ita annual congregatlonal dinner meeting to be held at the church Feb. 11. Dinner to be served at CJ p. m .. and the children ,will entef(lin. The purpose of the dinner will be to hear a description of the · program for the coolii'LC year which baa been worked out by our atad 1 apeclal com- ' CA.NDY BARS 10 f~r,39t: l tieing Announced ............ too .... ~... S..lr's 79tlt AoloMoillr r..- Sotilfs , Se~ ·Ja ;he world'4'fflatirst ·''"""~Ni' ·' ·· -a;eddlniini"lr:ef.·o.•r I,QOQ,OOtr tqucire fHt plcint a~ odd•~ 1: New ~ • ·1Q.Ibs. 39f! ' u:: PRICE BUSTF.RS I '. the dinner was given by ' Rev. Clyde u tt 1 h ;.;..1;~8:~r 0 t , e Church of Following the dinner Rev. Nyle Borden, ()ll&tor flf th.e Mt. Morlab Baptist Church presented Rev. H Jb t 'tb if · f u ur Wl a I \ rom the asaoociation. Othen present were Rev. Fred 1. Gardner. Chuuh of ,., Christ and Rev. Howard Jluppelt, 4-H C.lub Meets Tuesday EVen.U19 F Q . . ehurchif.F·'"' discussed and the ' or . rganl%0tl~n ' g~oUP ,. ~ oved the .Plan to aend The Merry Lasstea +H Club arid t!f wero dtJ&ro)'ed; Coe'a th~ atory buildln1. a dwelllna, a pool and lunch room, the nut bulldlnJ was the three atory cement bloek buUdint of Dale Roberti and oe· tuplecl by the Wolle Sllters, JesU. and Blaha wiU. a seneral atore. The upper ltory or th.l• build Ina wu 10 damaled that It waa ntetNU')' to tur the 1t017 awa.y. from t:be Coe atore towarda the 1Nit wu 1 amall bulldln1, thoo &laa MUu Brotbera marble abop. 01. the lilt 1lde ol the atreet, the aeural •&ore ol E. D. Swearf.ftlen, thea • dwe1Un1, then the rtltiW"ant owned by the Mile• Jrothira was damaged but not deltro)'fd, aiJO a small &hop ad· JoU.IDJ the Swearlncen atore. RACINI Wilen the new achool bulldlna: 'HI baltt In ltactne in 1tll ·12., the old blllldlnl wu bousht by ~t BIII:IJ' and moved down (1ft Final Session Of Mission _ _ ., · rll IC.a.les The se..ion of the Flnt Unit· I tRiked wi;,Mr· Bowles. that dny and he ' ·' to be Yery positive that been set on fire. The followin1 hulldinl!ls Farewell Dinner For Rev • Hulburt wt11 ....., te ed Presbyterian Church met Monday evening in the paator·· study at the church, Midd1eport. Matters pertaining to the It Wll durlnt the IRtlt d,..qht · ef 1NO, tftl•tthlftt Wft 10 llry , Thl!l fire 1pread rapidly 1:nd MM1 ne water Ia cl•tema to thet It waa 1100n seen that the at<lre all the . .,... 111M htd to ""'' wu doomed. The- butldtnr w-.a ff'tfft tt.e rl.,..., bul.lt and owned by the Knl~b~ Tbtr'd Sfrtet, 1djotntn1 the Leader for the Girt Scouts Ia Mrs. Opa~ CummiiUI anll a~aiatant :~ ~- · ..,......,~ \vas In cbarge of DDT .....1 th ......ly bock In . COLUMBUS Seouts and afternoon II tho Letart Sehool. .. ·~ family who recently mof· ~ ": norida 1• · ' ' By Walter E. Slnea On the morning of August 19, 11)!!7, about 2:00 A M. 11nothcr large fir e broke out in Pomeroy, thl1 time it was in the nn~le lletween Second Street, Mulberry Avenue and Mechanie Street. Thla burned t~e BeJl Ewing Jl~un­ eral Home, • UJo'dle'";cr.a~ · PubliKh· in& bU1Idm11 George 'Burson H~trd :ware St'*e, Priode LlvNy Sta tJ!e. Myers Feed Store and many other buUdinga in the area. •, aACINE ·' The most disustrous fire to -oc· cur in Racine was July 22. 1930 :: ·: It looked for some time that this : 1 flrt would w1pe out the en lire :: tllJage It .started about 1 00 A. ., M. in a small room fln the sldc or .: the H. K. Coe harneu lhflp. ,: Thla wa~ a three story rrame .' bulldlng with the M11sonlc Lodge J havinc the upper floor . The fire soon Bpread to the adjoining build :1 ·-ina: fln the north then to the · buildina: on the we11t\ then Jumped acrou the street to the building on the eut. It now ~eemed that nothing WOIIId .top It until the whole v~liNtJ wopld be romumcd. It cqntinutd to the weat to the brick bulldlnJ, the Vld Dlllnlt!y t.lrug atore .and to tlie north to the conartte building, the Home Bank both of theae buildinas were two .tory buUdinp and thoy were ablf: to ltop Jt there. , . ,,._,;_ ~ . """' , llU~ts ,..,.. dlltrihuled ... ~- !"14 II I money mlklng ,IJ. round robin card wu Mr. ond Mrs. Jerry 1'<Y· I ======"-;,Gas Company Invites Contest. ••o,oooaeaaed Up In Dice Gaine Robbery Vol..,.. .;;;;;;;.;oTo1iY ANDEntrants For "Mrs. America" or I Brownies Wednetd"' I M' · t I IRIS ers H.old 1 18111 At the cloe ol lbe meeUna a aoci1l hoilr wu enjoyed 1nd pmea played with prizes awardby Mra. Cbl:rlea Eskew. Mrs. John Moore usilted in an ed tbe winnel"'. .._.,. l'eii))Gnded to roll call organization meeting for Girl ------- •fbt'M . HISTORY Meigs County It waa decided to hive a pot· luc:k &upper tbe laat meetlnc flf each month . The dlatrlct rally to be held In MariettA on April 20 waa annouoced . .Mar1aret Tuttle, Doria Gr~eser, Myrtle Walker. Nevad.i Beaver and Leda Mae Kraeuter were named the commlttee for tickets on tbe $28 NY· that the Home Demonatration Achievement Da)' is open to aU interested homemak;ers and famiFurther detail• on uhlbltl program will be announced as lng1 bond. definite plans develop, Goldie Frederick thanked tbe AJl 'Meigs County or neighborint membera for card• .sent her dur· bomemakors ue invited to reserve in.g ber bo&pitaliution. A ailent the date of Marth 30th to •ttend a11ction wa1 announced . lor the nerl meeting by tbe ways and lhia pro~rJm. means commitH. :A · meettnc (If tbe Past Coundlors wat annouoc:~.'"'• llieetlni In eblrp of Mrs. ed f(IJ' Wedneaday eveninc, at the ,.woOd ~ P"Orideot, opened lodge llall. m:;;e;:;r;:;i;:;nst=r=u=m=en=t=al=m=u=s=ic=i=ns:;:;t;;:;I1J=Ct=o=r=of=M=id=dl=··==m=u=st=a==p=pe::a:;;r:;.;at~tr~a;;;ctl;;;"v;:-e-:;;. •• •• •••• •••• don · ~ as It wa s created. The likelihood district .••••:' ..•t likely will go into Rutland . Th<>,. who uuioner Patrick c . Graney today Commi.u~n almwt doubled ita voinade public aome fllute~ abowinl ~ of blNIIrtell In the three JNn hat the State Ro.d CommiaJOD , while addlnJ only 131 employee~ ura Mt algnlfkanUy inereued ltl to lbe p,.yroU on an annul aver;Umber of employees, d.etptte tbe ate. act the Comml:aaion bu tlnloft The number of ttouray emplO)'ea .oubled ita work load 1n the DUt ._. actually been. redueed from an .. Ulree yean. annual average m te56 of 3,818 to Mr. Gr~ey·1 na:ure. mow that an annual avt!r•Je ln lnt of 3,321 .rr 1956, the Jut year uDder the -e reduction C)f 297. Ttr.l.l refleeta ;reviou. admlnlatntion, the aver- ~e Road CornmiaaloD'I eontiaulD1 Jlt annual number of state Road ~ort to Increase efficiency by O.:ommlllsion employee~ Wlf 4,111. JtttlDJ mort work out of Ita ln 1969 the aVfl'aJe annual num- equipment rather than UJIDI aa ber wa1 4,846, aa averaee •nnual much band labor. 1Dtteue of only 131. 'Ibe increase In the number of However,M r. GnMJ empbuk.- employees baa been tn salaried, 00. that rn liM, the &.ad Qlm- teehDic.al personnel, and · iJ due ml&aion dld $4UM.S14 ,wort.~;; of I ttuJmty to the IP'O'Wini Interstate actual roa4 wort; ..-bile in prop-am. The latJeat inthe volume of road work w11 - - cna~ea have been in '70,2M. In other wont.. the JlMd 2., 3, 5, and all ID'f Dolores Kraeuter, eounei.lor, presided and reported Ul were Carol ll'lck, John, Eliulbeth and Either Haye~ and Goldie Krac· kombercer who wUJ enter a ho• pJtal In New J~y Sunday for aurgery, Mary Nlehola Wit re· ported a& having lost her bu. band by death. Reassuring FinditigS·· .~~:;: About Use Of DDT·~~ Present enrollment of Harrisonville high school is 56, or whicti a moderate proportion QSM' distnd could be destroyed struggles at the polls in the near future. Discussing the Northwestern District as a when actuallv it may be subJected yet vote 111 May should not be reade rs to rule out the possibil- •• port schools . may attend classes in ,Albany on a tuition free basis, by arran11ment between the Albany and Northwestern school boards, it is believed. Addition or a majority of the Harrisonville students to the Rutland high school will un doubtedly push Rutland into second rank in ·r6.xhe new district also suggests there may be ~~ ..... "' if otr,.....,.. §~f."f?';:i A palach' !?!~J!f~eEmployesNow W~rker;~:en I Ce .'£• Cbeater Cowt~l•• P•uahten (If America met Jn rtiUlar aeuion Tuesday e\'enlnc with 27 membcn preaent New School District Raises Problems outy sealiDel, P.olllefOY·Jilddteport, o.. , •. " ~,o-a · • ~,. ..,~ Official Claims Proof Shows Chester Dof A Holds Session • Tuesday Evening :!-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Feb. ·- • - _,...,.. melttodl iMtoRitdl S.oly'• lir:• . •oil" b.fltr buy• ... thot• wt;y .,.. con bring litis Ofl'IOllftt: "fO'~o~~ to 1,U Ot tudl a' ~ prlc:e. Cmh·proof bord.,._ Stvrdy liandlet. I.Tll.lt INGEL'S .: : -. ' On tile Bll,l,lat .('..... In J'omaa TS BLDG. ', ' ·· . ~IDDLEPGRT,d)l:li .......... -· ... ........ • . '· - •. .• ...1 • ~~~.,. - ~'~ . [ ·.I· . , �• ~hester, Portland Open Graders' Tournament CINCINNA T1 ·f l-ory At Gallipolis Friday Wi II Insure Pomeroy Tie from the outside. as usual, t.he score wou~d have been quite different, and m the Panthers' favor . Cooch Muore "" .a iled the entire 32 minutes for hts boys to. get their eye for thebasket, but 11 neve~ happened to anyone beyon~ Wtnebrenner who canned 10 pmnts in 8 minutes of play . OTHER GAMES Nelsonville, 6-<6, comes to Middieport tomorrow night where the i\fiddies will try to get back in th6 win column after four straight dumpings. TWo long shot artists , Bukh Kunzman, sophomore, and Mike Patton, senior. are the ex perts of the Hound offense to watch. Jackson is at Athens and the's High single game Clifford 211 Stroh'• AtbeM Friday ta thers been "hlltlni" Dutch, a catcher, played his nrst full aeason for the Reds lul year. 11ittlng .267 in M aame11. Tom .. a tl1ird baseman. appeared in 131 theater va. Portland open the county erade school basketball tournament which opent at 7 p. m. the evening or Feb. 8 on the Rulland hl&:h sebool gym fioor, David Knight, tourney mana,ger, sa id today. SHOOTING MATCH Of Fame Draws Another Blank SUNDAY, FEB. 7th-1:30 P.M. Chester, Ohio 24 HOUR TOWING ° DAY PRONE 8104 PRESTON MOTORS INC. Middleport'• Friendly FORD Degler" ' l ' Lakewood Swimmer Is Brea!118troJu, Champ VALUES TO $14.9!1 MEN'S CAR COATS VALUES TO $11!.95 'i·' ' .' SALE $12.95 -·-----:=:-- - - - 'New Spring s tory ' ' · SAVINGS ON ALL WINTER MERCHAND~E : PRONE 185-J "THE MEN'S SHOP" . POIIIBIO'I'. • . TOP. 190 191 1S6 208 1118 2IS Ill: \n S 7 PIECE 1M 16& 181 Hllh Th::;';dH!"sam Fiona- liD "rol. . BREAKFAST SUITES Your Choice $35.00 SQ!e . NATu,lAL OA" I PIECII BREAKFAST SUITES Your Choice $35.00 PIRFECTIOH OIL RANGES " '12 Off '!2ular P.rJce 1 1145 1148 TU-ll'l SJ·o•le Gaole _ Ca>U••• CHAJI1ZS1'0N - Stole ·~· 166. STANDI~ Comminioner Patrick C. · W , ~ hu aMOUDted the 00 .CilUna:a 1 Mr. Dewey Haakin1, .ilttcJblcl'l IJdwe. & 1 at Couutr Maintenance :to z ='·" "" Te.• No. I .._... li:S -s 1 -' 0 ~tift 0Mnftlmet el -~ B-oosters of Middleport met • evenin& ° S.::.: Hillt m1h Top Plft lowltn Sam J'h!naa:an Bob Low Georae Wilner Jao Pl..hoty Bud McKinney -- oYer the pre1idiDi teodent ol Cabell County . Bl.t. .;r.ou , ... - p MqUen P. COUlns ){_li.Umly J1 .Ebenbach E. Sylvester -~---- '15. 195. 2247 Hdw OR LITTL. LOANS. 1~1 154 149 144 139 ,..,.. RISULTS $25to $1000 .cOIIIOMY SAVINGS & LOAN CO. 300 W. S.Ca•• If.- Pll;l••c .U2, . ....,. '• • I"t .t own .IR ALL DESIGNERS COFFEE TAiiLE LAMPS 1f2 OFF $17e88 • REGULAR PRICE Baff·~·.lljs ~}1Jl~'!~ Beats In Cage Contest Larry .Barr. Ruiladd ·eeQt.er, led all leO~ ylittr. ~ · ~ --:'h~ day afternoon in · I ~teilt . be~ Rutland 1-8th' -~J:adt 1and· Bradbury· gre4e acho'o' · WGJl by Syracuse Grade School defeated PomeJ<tY 7·8th .fl:adera ·at Syrae~e · Wed)Je~ afternoon 43·19 w1th Micl{f Winebrenner getting 2.'i points to lead all scorers. Pameroy . . . . . . . 4 9 15 19 Syracuse . . . . . . . 11 27 35 43 Pomeroy : Andrews 4, McKenzie 1; Woodgeard 6; Ebershach 4 Moore 4; Calvert, Titus 0 . Syracuse: Baker 4; Harden 11; Winebrenner 23; Jewell 2; Lisle 3; Owens. Arnold and Crow, 0. (j-1,, T11rlik V«wi Not just ordinary Nylon • , . but Goodyear 3aT TRIPLE-TEMPERED NYLON. It'i the low prieed Nylon tiro you cao tnut! 7..50 x,14i'TUIELUS Ci .•,,' Rutlaod ,.,21. · ·non· H.Dnmg had s for Brad· 'bury ,and twin Ronnle baH 3. Bradblii'Y .. .. .. . • Jlutland .. .. .. .. • 6 10 21 11 I 9 28 Dqn HanninJ 8, Ron .a. ThOrDIS' 3, R. storing C~letnan 4, hPictle.....Wcan RUGS .. Foam Rubber, Decorator colors - Reg. $1.98 Sb$0 68c $1.98 Linoleum RUGS THROW RUG$ ·Sia 30.50 9x12 ' PRICED FROM $189.95 TO s299 Gas Range CARD, oa..,. Fined Cle,rance Chifd.,.ns • ; r. I{ I PILLOWS Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Simpson of Pomeroy apent Saturday evening · with bls parents, :Mr. aqd Mrs. Ed· ward Simp11on and grandmother, Mrs. Ill• Howel1. ·rt vvith ON ALL B·ED~ROOM SUITES - - :·ctfflcfON . EXTRA SPECIAL! Teandn·Vietory Pmn~ftf:w Over Bra4bury NOW IS THE DUII.ING THIS SAJ.E! INSTAIJ,ED FIU:E ' . ~SE' OUT SAMPLES! THE SHOE· BOX • '$34e00 171 Tl!ll k' iiLICTioil, 171 ·161l 169 •, ,, $.AVE. 20,30 AM.D u,- T() 50% '. - eOO MATTR,E:SSES IS 810 170 $1.98 BONUS •.OFF.ERl COTTON " Hill BUY! These L4Uii!fi)RY TUlS ONLY f$9.95 TO 479.91 VALLES CltOOSI TIME-TO During Our Big Stock R$duction Sole We Are Offtring A Special' ?.0% Discount On Bedroom Suites, Priced From $139.50 to $299.00. See bur !.arge Se~ection Now. · .. . anx SPRINGS Sh1op· ·:·, : A.WHIQ • PRICED TO CLEAR oo'I~U~CI,A.~~-i;;;:;;;;;;;;._..;;;:;;;;.;.~~;5 l' hi.l)l : 1 b)d. 8 . Gap-tea - 'P. Mullen, Ind. 1 Game - P. M~Hen Testp. 21 Games - Carhnc• Team 1 Game - Ebenbach 0..1o : , at the MN. Carron Sw-ftlcm, : 6 8 o· k t ,. lARGE SELEt.'TION Reg.$14.95 . SPECIAL THl$ SAUl Fashion aeta a boot out o4 ~nd llere's lite prettle~ • '-' 'lirlnl top, 111100th Unea, tllii •l 'ltli with ribbed white crepe ' '' ,. Wfl111 YoiPurcRst AMaytag Washer Priced FI'Qiil $139.95 '. SON TOJs ,. ,.,.. NOVELTIES. ~,:.... ~'Pillf C+NA!I4E8 ( ~~~----------~~~~------~---------------------- ' We ..U. Jqve A 1!1ne Seleelloa Of oncf HARDWARE The 0 iMIP Dtull • Shrine Banquet . . 8'F8. WBn'l WOOD I PIECE Pion TQ Secve cml4' Hltb SJna:le Game - Gtor.. W•cner - 278. team Three Gamea - Hot llod1 :1832. 'team Siqle Game - Hot Roda, BREAKFAST SUITES Special At $57.95 lt1· aJ:.. . Three Games - Culinp, Superintmdent In Cabell Co. igg·85-t. tl"re.ne '. s ,.•.. ·-· ' I THE PIEC~ !8. Gilmore Bond' Boosters DOWN IE.G ROSS, I'NC.. ° :383 $79.85 SinJie Garnt - Haskins Naaaed " · CLEVELAND UPt - Laltewood .. High School swimmer Bill Edwards Ice Fiohlng Seen set a national sebolasUc 100-yard breaatstroke record Wednesday in Good On Lake Erie covering· the distance iD 1:00.7 in COLUMBUS UPI - Ice fiih· ·a nieet with Shaker Heights High ing prospepcts at Lake Erie aDd School. Sandusky Bay are good for tbe Lakewood Coach Jim Scullion weekend, the Wildlife Division re· said twq judie& Umed Edwards. ported today. One of them bad him winning in\ 1:08.1 and the other l :OS..9. He The division said that tlle iee said both would be submitted for conditions are fair to good in tbe reoorda . Sandusky Bay area and Lake Erie The old mark of 1:06.5 was set island areas. Tbere are a number in 19M by Larry Hyde of Wichita,· 1 o! fishing shanties on Sandusky · Kan., High Sebool. Bay for the 'angleH. MEN'S JACKm · · · · · · · · · · · · $9.9$ Books Clobber 2OU Starters, Johnson, Gaunt II 5 . CAR COA.. TS·. $9.50 .. Top 3Teams H0}d Rank J0 Small Rat'mgs CLEAN UP SPECIALS Breakfast Suites .-:... 'j Boys' Bowl.,, 8. THIRD AVE. N'tlionat 180¥int. ~~ll- todJ7 drop. fMton u. 11 Nort._..t..-n. 54 ~ !WW Ray lloblnoon from ftnl apr. &a "-'"to (l,fth ttQOng middlewelcbt CO.J11 NlrtVY 84 T.mple 72 tende'l'.. hiJ lqweJt rating in a~ North C•rollna 7S • .,.,.,_. 66 division sine~ hJ.a second ,yt'ar » WIIJia?' & MI'Y 79 the Cit_..... ., a profeuional 19 )'E'IIr8 ago. . \j'M';.nll S. . 6J llwfiftld St. ft Pendell of Broo«Une, MaN., who 0.. town (DC) 9J Muh..,._.. 12 loU ftPlJIILOa'a b@k ol'tll:e CI'QWJl, W4k• forest 10 ~- 43 is rated tourtb todAy by the NBA. Mo•hCMol&e 16 S. C..-1!10.. St. '3 Spider Webb of Cbh:ago Louisville 10 Ky. WHiey•n 12 booWecl a pe& to first place, fol· Mitmi (Fla.) 74 TamtN 73 towed. by GUJta.v Sc:bob of Ger- Caplt•l 62 Ohio w•.,... 51 many and Henry Hank of Detroit. (FI• 1 74 T ,., Hank waa ~ed "box.er of the Caplf•l 62 S7 month" for hi.l 1'1}0 victory over : Mulklntum 11 Mt. 71 light - he-avyweight Jesse Bowdry, KeM St. ts NortiMrn Ml~:hiaM 71 and boosted from fith to third. X.vl•r (ObloJ 52 - .......,.,. ..... ·~ ~ Among the hea\o.;wei.ghts, Zora Butler U. 74 Vti~M~rtitO 60 Folley of Cllandler, Ar:i%., and ~- Steubenrill• 64 o..j..,. ' ' die Machen of Portland, Qre., eaeh Ttpledo 61 Wntwn Mich..... a dropped a notch to third and Wnh. (Mo .• U. IS DepM!w 76 fifth, respectively, because of Culver·StiH:k. 6l K_,wlty St. 5I "their second drab contest at San O.yton 72 MIMII (Old•) 60 F'rancisco." Folley won the de- MorMeld St. 72 ~I• 71 ciaion . So~oy Liston of Philadel· Detroit 65 Mlrq_... 5I phia was moved up tc second, be- ' " " 89 North T..a• St. 71 hlnd ex-champion Floyd Plltten<tO, 1M:" 79 TCU 73 and Erulland's Henry Cooper rQp Moi'ltM'II StaM 73' htk 55 to fourth. lt. Miry {Calif.) 74 htlllni!IM " W _, 1 I! Hi&b Mui- l'nul• e¥'4dlqmt. o.,.r•~·1..,.11 . thircljl.=======~======"====~==~~~ I SERVICE,~ - -··· lnct.-f. leo. .,a. Unihd PrMI lnter...tieMI ,.,..,..., 19 w- 10 U:: I I COI.~IGI BAIKI'TIIALL sa an De£'lance c03Ch Js Bern'g Won J;t" t!t Hllh 7ltree Gotne ay ,.,...,J At I!!Iaak Walton Farm • GeorJI.i ~- :ije fills a vaCI1lcy crelte4 y;:het\ Graves beeame hea4 caaell at 'tiJ,'e University of Florida. line coacb at DIIIIJ!ldntL ......................... SCORES l'ROV1Dl:NC'l!, ' · l VPr -'11!• ,..,....,,... ~ Cor.,..r. tocll S4 prestiJJe F I I Baseball Hall <!1¥- The Cin· wm 667 h!Itinl el1hlloq!oe f:t from its third win of the 11eason m~t point) and Middleport next over Rutland. tak811 on Ripley here Team aJnsle Stroh's 877 Fr1day /no t so moot). While Racme entert.ains a strong St•ndlnts w L Pet The Panthers, who must be Ame s-Bem club. IRobinson ·a · Laundry 4 2 mulling over the ir thrown away ~ · New Haven . . .... _~ .' .' 4 2 66'l opportunities lo beat Jackson_ Tucs.F an_s can see the . blgbl)'·rated Stroh's Beer . . . . . . . . . 3 3 ~ da y ~lght, wh1le actually losm_g an Coolville e~try wh_e n d comes to Elks . ........... _... 3 3 500 overt•me con~nt 54-M, most l1kely East~rn Friday m_ght and Wilton r 1·re Novelty Sl1op 2 4 333 wlll seek to spend their frustration of Vmlon C<JU~ty mvadea Ru~.and . o h.i 0 Power 2 4 333 aga ins~ G~llipoli.!l, Friday. _ v . New Marsi1JJeld Is at HarmonSEASON HIGHS Drawings were eompleted last 1110 Galh~ohs, ~ere Jan . 8, displayed • ind . 3 games Flanagan 659 week and today the full 11chedule a peculiarly me~t ?ffense an~ d~Ind. 1 game, Flanagan and d~Y7a;~~es,~y~ 1 a.[b~r~~~t Ma: fense, and haven t Improved f!Jth.er Of Clifford 256 S d · phase of th~ game notiCeably . . ~ Team 3 games Elks 2798 atur ay evenmgs is announced. Nobody IS second guessm_g Team 1 game Stroh's Beer 989 Defending champs Is the Syra· Coach Moore , of course, but he 1s TOP "5" BOWL&RS AVG cw;e entry, although. the heavy beheved pondering over the outClifford . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18a favorite in the tournament are s tandin~ play _pf sophomore 6-1 Hawley 177 the undefeated boys in and out Bob Wanebrenner, wl1o Louks . . . . . . . . . 177 or the le!'gue led by Coach Char· nis ht sparked the ro~rth Searles 175 les Norris of Riverview (Eastern 9 Y Unltltd p.-... lntwnatlonal rally at Jackson to w1pe out a 7 Flanagan 174 district). They have twice knock· point Jack!on lead and make it a A tip of the hat wu in ot:der ······ three point Pomeroy advant-age in could be a dilly. An Athena win today to Coach Merle i\tcDonald of e-d off sucb powers as Huntinew ld h d th h · --• · t INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE ton Junior · High ol Porkel'llhurg, the last l'f.l minutes. ou an e e alllpto.....tp 0 little DefianCe College, who h~ What so many forget about the Pomeroy unmolested. Wellston tra- his IOOth basketball victory ne.11t]'y u: ..-.. Hlth ~d 554 top team in tbat community. Jackllon Ion is that had the Pan· vela to Logan. lucked away. _..ua-u 3- game 10 · · se AdmiJsion to the tournament In agea play, Wahama, fr~sh High aJntle eame H. Lohse 211 McDotl'lld's YeUow Jl!lcketl, dne Team 3 ·&ames Swlsher-Lohse sessiom ia 50 cents for adults and of the winningest Ohio coU.eie 2512 25 cents for students. All probWetbal teams, took care ol Team single came, Swisher· ceeda above expentes are divided their coub's big victory ln a tQn· Lohse 888 between the plltticlpating schools vineing -manner Wednesday night, Shl'ldlnll w L Pet Referees are to be Gerald Bibblasting Adrian or MichJa:an, ap- Swisber-Lohse Drugs '7 2 7'78 bee and Ralph Wigal, while the ·- .. . .. .. 4'L 1L. ann timer is aulstant Coach Bob Mar· Spo rt Cen~r proprIate1y enough , 100"15. n h ~ •· R . Fl restone . . 41L 1L lliV1. cum of Rutland. Official score· H. .,.. fll 4n ........., · In six years at Defiance, Me· Porn. Ceme-nt Blk. . . 4 5 444 keeper bll nGt ·been learned defi· United PriH& lnt•rn•fion.l Donald's team~ h~tve lost but 26 'Da ughertY Inc. 4 5 444, nitely yet. The sebedule <If ellmioations: The voting for baseball's Hall of game•·, but h1s 1959-1960 squad Foreman-Abbott $ ... 3 6 333 Fame drew a big bl ank again to- may be bls beit yet. The Jacketa SIASON HIGHS Mon4ay 7 p. m. Chester vs. day _ meaninG no one wu elect- have won 14. out of 15 with only •nd. 3 games H. Clatworthy 608 Portlaad; 8 p. m. Bradburf v·s. ed for the s-econd straight time- a_ close upset los!' to Athland mar- Ind. 1 game B. Louks 242 Letart Falls; 9 p. m: Rutland vs. and Com missioner Ford Frick rmg a perfel't record. Team 3 rames Pom. Cement Block Syraeuae. says it may be high UJ?le to [ Defiance fell into a 4-0 deficit 2625 Wednesday, Feb. 10 at 7 'P· m. -:;:;:;;;:;;;;;;;;;;:;;:;:;:::;;::~I chanQc_the system of ~allobng. at the outset Wednesday nllht b t Team 1 game Swisher-Lohse 941 Riverview vs. winner of Chester· ;;; Prestdcnt Joe Cronm of the . U TOP s'5" BOWLIRS AVtl. Portland; 8 p. m. Racine vs. win· American League llfeed with QUJl'kly recovered to go into a 6-4 8 Lo k1 179 ner of Rutland.Syracuae; 9 P- m. ········ · " lead and never trailed again But · u T Pl · Ha 1 Ill Fr1ck that some new ~roced).U'e neflanCf! n'eeded help at tht ·foul s. Flanagan ...... _... 174uppers ams vs. rr sonv e. s~ould be adopted," althourb· Na- line , llinking 36 out of 48 free H. Clatworthy ........ 173 f'eb. 11 Thursday, ellminatlon t1onal League President Warren throw! t ki Ad . ht h hit J. Duerr . _. .. _.. __ . 169 second round atartint at 7 and 8 n Giles 1114id tbe latest failure to b rlan, w c B McKinney 168 8 P- m., two game&. elect anyone to the shrine at coop- u1 19 or 42 attempt!. · WilKS 'TOP ·,;5~ · Feb. 13 Saturday first eame at eratown, N. Y. "doesn't neceasarlFlyers Dump Ml•ml H Lohle 5M 7:30, con10latlon between ly Indict the V:hole system.'' In other Ohio college action, ........... . uo and fourth teams 8:30, champion· 8 ·· McKl nney Dayton survived a first hatr sc,are · · · · · · · ~ .......,. h' 9 No 0,.. CION by Miami to win, 72-60; Xavier I. Duerr · · · · · ·- · · · · · · . 538 lp . Not only wasn't anyone elected e dl;led Porland Univenl\y of OreC. Searle!! · · · · · · · · · · ·- ~6 this time, but no one even came gon, 52-45; To1edo jumped back B. Lout& ...... ' . . . . . :H!J close dellphe t11e fact a record into a lie !or the Mid-America~ H. Clatworthy ... ...... 514 number of 269 me mbers of th e Conference lead with a 67·48 wiD Baseball Writer's Aa!ln. of Amer· over Western Michiaan• CapitAl FRIDAY NIGHT LEAGUE ica took part in the edged Ohio Wesle¥an, o2-a7, in an High ScorM lanu•ry 29 Ed Roush, former Ohio Conference dash; Steubtf· High Three Game Ind. - M. Eboutfielder, Polled lhe beat among visle took II down-to-the.wlre 64-d1 ersbach 4_78. the 129 players recelvinl votes. victory at Geneva of PennaylvanHigh Smgle Game - P. CoJilna, He got 146 voteii, still far abort Ia; Kent State . blasted Northern 186. NEW YORK UPl - Evansvllle, or the neceB~ary 202 minimum 1 Michigan, 8~71 , and Musldnau~ T':am~,.T11rec Games - Land- Tennessee State and Witte1tberg needed for election. Sam Rice, one beot Mount Union, 8\-73. ·'~l mar., 'Q.U • remained 1-2-3 today in United time washington and Cleveland the Rockets 11ad little Team Single Game - Landmark Press International's small col?,~'~!:'' 1~~~: was runnerup with l4J Western Michigan , 773. S lege basketball ratlna:s but Hof· a 17· 10 lead midway TANOINGS slra (N," Y.) replaced Kentucky w L st Wesleyan in fourth place. ~~!:~;~l!i~' Thtt Rae 1fle<-o3'11rv '' ci.l ~~· on The nnited , r-: "'"' ,Internatlonal i'asclolest ilf.zc te Station 2 1 ""~ Landmark 2 1 11mall college -basketball rating The victory gave Toledo a 6-- 1 Moores Store 1 2 (.first· place votes and won · lost NIGHT PHONE d308-Y Mid-Amerlcan record, the ume New York Clothing 1 2 records through· Jan. 30 in parenas Ohio University. over.11l th.e IHton Hlth• theses): Rockets 14-2. lnd. 3 Gumes- M. Murray, 511. TNm Polnh Ohio Ind. 1 Game - P . Colllns, 219. l. Evansville, Ind. (26-41-2) 31:1 ta per Team 3 Games - Llindmark, 2. TeM State A&I (3--16-2) 271' ga mes 2224. ::t . Wittenberg , o. (3-11-2) 2?2 Kenyon in Team 1 Game - New York 4. Hofstra, N. Y. (2--15-1) 218 game, and Fl:d~r~~:~~ Clothing 840. lt. Miss. Sou.thern (4-14·2) 18& PHONEUIII ATHENS, 0 . UPI - Two Ohio mington in a ,~:!til Top Pin 6. Kentucky Wes. (1-10-~S) 170 Univer11tty basketboll players, one clash . Heldelberi M. Ebersbac11 HS9 7. Maine (12·0) 12l MIDDLEPORT of them a starter, have been de· In the only other P . Collins 15& 8. Louts~na Tech (lo-G) ~1 clared ineligible to play the secP. Mullen 143 9. Grambhng, La. (16·3) 78 \ ond semester. M. Burri 141 10. West va. wesleyan <1&·1) S1 1 Coach Jim Snyder said they SKINS liON TACKLI . M. Murray 137 were Bruce Jolmson, starting WASinNGTON, D. C. UP!..;.. PRO RISULTI guard from Portsmouth, an<l Bob John Piaapia, a 28~pound tack~ MATIONAL I I A$50CIATION Gaunt, a forward from Dayton. from Glenville State W. Va. c 4~. COUNTY LIAGUI St. Loult 125 Naw York 115 Ohib U. currently ill tied with lege, was slgried Wednuday b' High Seertl P:.Wu•ry 1. 1960 ...... 121 MlnnMpolll 101 Toledo lor first place In t11e Mid4 the Washington Redskins of tl1e High Three Game Ind. - Sam Detroit 117 Cincinnati 105 National FootbJU League. FJ.anaaan, 697. American Conference. NATIONAL HOCKIY LIAGUI :;;:;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;;:ii;ii;;;i~;;;;;;.j Hi&h Single Game Ind. - w. w. Toronto 4 :N.w York 2 Kina:, 224. HiKh Team T11ree Games -AI- AMIRICAN HOCKIY LIAOUI RDCIMattr I Hershey 1 :F~@.ion. soclated Radio, 2g29. ~.----.Hlah Team Single Game - As- cleftl•nd 4 PrM'Idtnce 3 80CiatedRadlo,uo1. ' ' • · STANDINGS I. C. ITAP> COMPLITID . . . Won L..t Pet. LOS ANGELES, Oollf. UPI8 o 1.000 John McKay of Southern Callfor'1 2 .'7?8 nta «nnpleted hi& tootbail &taft 4 5o 444 Wedneadar wlth ~he anaounces 8 ment tbAt Liln& Beach, Calif., ~h;;~;;;;~~· Market 2 7 JOI!~a Poly S<hool Colcll . warner 2 7 ""-Q:12 tevy had been alaned a1 an ••· Top THin . .wier .. -' Bfstant. Lev,-, 2T, II a ll'adutte .STFUN& WABAMA BAND BOOSTERS UPI - &amee, for li'ubviUo. ~; the Sou!h.,. AesodoUIUll, 'ktt!q .280 and cinnau Reds have aigned the Dot·\ A"l'LAN't4, ~ t.JJI~!p terer brothers, Dutch and Tom, to Bass, .ehief aa1Jt411t , Ch: 1t 1960 contracts, bringing to 24 the Soutb Carolina for the ,four number of pl1yen In the fold . ~ yeara, ba$ si---~ M ~ive ]Riverview Is ' ciTY LEAGUE Heavy Favorite 2 Hi~~ :::::·~.':'w~;~, ~6 T0 Cop y· - It1e Team 3 games ~ fU' J~ehon beating Dotterer Brothen Silol With Cinciunali ,IOWLING . BASKETBALL Sugar ~y Hits Lowest Rung In Eighteen Years ~ BOWLING 1/fltix;;ect;i,ButltCouldHappen "!Mo. upedl it to bappell, ~it cotM.. . .:~:1'11M'lt tile attitude or Pomeroy llililllMhall fandDm as they consider • talk of the Pomeroy Panlhen t 1 a orr ow night in GalliU Coach Russell ~oore·s but Coach Carl Wards pra chelpleaa Blue Devils (0-12 Ia the SEOAL), 1 tie for th e league W1e will have betn \\'OD - The outtoJQe llt'emt surt, but the game remain1 to be played. .roUowiq: that, the Panthera take on aon-leatue Pt. Pleasan_t Wednl!lldly, Feb. 10, then on Ffld.Q-, Feb. 12, take on the 8-4 Logan Chieftlinl tor the winner-take-aU eoDtelt of the season. It eould be tomething _like the fiDale two yean ago m Athens , . _ 1 lou meant a tie for thi -•--••--•~ I vl... O"" the te'tle ~-·..-. "~ "" ......,... _ Thia repeat of that INIOD 11 eoqtiDa:ent upon P1:1rneroy Matlq GallipoUa this Friday and 4--Dally S.nllne~ Pomemy..)!id<llefOI'I, 0., f~, '- ~964), •' . 1. .•·' FURNITURE CO• FURNITURE CO. .... MASON. W, VA. .. .. ';. < ,l -t , .. ,·; '• ' �' ~ . ~ ) ' t9110='"'·-= i Hot Committee Ohio Voters In Confusion 6--hlly ..=;;;;·;;.;Sen=ttn;;;;e;;;;t,Po=-meroy=;;;;-MI;;;;d;;;;dle•po-rt ..... o._ . F..eb..._•... F~~~~.:~~~~ WANT ADS nl; CONSlSTBNT DEPENDABLE &BSUL1'1 Andrew, Gnce Swan. Middleport Prednct: Griff M · cher, Gnff Ruasell; Middleport 4tb Ward : Richard D. Sauer; Middleport ~th Ward : H. C. Jone:;; UUl'edale : Tbomaa Dye. Pomeroy Precinct : Charles Diehl; Pomeroy ltt ward : Audrey Young ; Pomeroy 2nd Ward : Dw1gbt Parker; Pomeroy 3A : Norman Kloes; Pomeroy 38 : Albert --- · ao PHONE 37lill UTES I c.1Jt per Wllll"d. oee w.ertioo. IO.Imnaa ..... - •to t 011111 pet c.- word lor three ~ ....,.... Sproojal- CIIHI DYIGtb for hll n.t.t llf. a oe~ per W'Ol'd 1r1ll -... CMrJed ,_ ~ ~DO( paid wUh1n 10 dan :after receiriq bUl. kor. iD Adverti..inc- Sbould be 1'\'portecl bluntl!lateb. Til IMtlJ' SeatineJ will DOt be rtepoDiioJ. tor •on thiD on. J.ocur. red. tuertton. C&rd of n.ob ~nd SpoaW Nodcel tl..OO. ~ JNbhaoed It 1 e.oc]ler word. WOK.D6 1 OA.) 6 DAYS 1 OAYf t MO 10 OIIDU......... at_._. 80e •1a fUO !JOe $120 80 11 z 7:1< \d.l receiv~ by 10 lt. ~ trill be U. that day'a ~per .,..,,.,.....,..,.._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __;_ _ ; _ _ _ _ _ eoc ll Jl) ~ :0(. I J ) N otices 1960, at 1l A. .M. .at the auetion grounds..we will have machinery, tools, household goods, alao OIH! good 1000 lb. feed mixer and one 1951 - ~ Chevy true!( with 31000 actual mile1 on it. Lunch will be Mrved. . Goddard Sale•, Harold Goddard, AucUoneer. 2-2·3tc * Eledrle Range * 100 Gallon Gasoline Fry Skillet *Register At The POMEROY LANDMARK SUPER SERVICE STATION ·-- - -·- - I I U$1D ( 18-A t , ; W . PUR~ITURI Employment Crete d 'I W~~D HOU.SE W_OR~ . WILL hve tn. Some nunmg tf necessary. Phone Rutland 2-4307. 2-3-6tp. I CONSIGNMINT SALI Sale will be held Sat., Feb . fi, ·FREE-FREE ~E :;:: 191 For Sole - (Conrinood f , _ P - taey o~ State N W. Browa'a of· BUll and Cble~ avoided eaeb lice Wed.neldQ could. eui1l' otber for five · minutes. TbtD elude tlut relat1oas between ttw tbey ahook banda warmly and otwo part:iea ...,.. warml!!f than be- ' ehanaed sm&ll ta.lk. 'nle hand· tween eaeb pa!'tJ'• .taetl.oa. sbaklni waa repeated. half a doz. en tlmea for the cameramen. In came fOI'DlU Ohlo Honae rrhe party ehieftailta depoaited Yinoritr Leader Jamea Carney of of petltiou on Cleveland, a lltller man, to rue their boxlO&dt candidatea for tbe Miller ~~­ Brown's Qeak. Hia ataff worked 1.n He b~ no friead.b' wwdl for the to the ni&ht .endiq t.be llat& cd governor, left 'the State llouae alcnaturea to county election without ttOIIIn& the hall to aay boarda · for cbeckioe. Tbe law re"hello" to Dl&IJe. quirea the ata:naturea to be those of re1ilt.ered wty memThen Demoer~tk Sllte Chair- bers. man William Coleman and RepubUe.n Ch&lrnu.n Ray C. 1m.u ar· After Bliil tnd Coleman left, rived, almCNJt aimuUaneou•ly. former Seta. George Bender u Their political lieutenant. &roan- rived to. file as • maverlck un· ed under tbe weitht of laree cant di«bte for the candidacy ot Vlce board boxea, each filled with President Richard M. Nixon. He con-I -~ convention in Los Ana:elea. L"*r.hlp At lt.U Miller sa1d hi.J deleptel will vote for Kenned:(l fptell_.ntlal candidate if Kennedy drops out of the race. DiSaUe aid bt. deltgates will vote for whomever they select individuaUy. The right in effect 11 a power play between Mlller, who t, miffed at DiSalle'• patronace declsions, and 1he governor, who aeeks to retain the leadenbip ot his party . I Engine~r 'Ebforsbach, Don Mullen; Pomeroy 14W: James Fugate. - - I Great River: J11.mes V. Proffitt; SERVlCE STATION FOR L EASE !Portland: Donald Brewer· Ra· 1R Kanauga on u. s. 35, two cine Village: Henry Ben~ Jr.; I bay with restaurant contact Reedsville : Raymond Story BarSinclair .Kefinmg Co. P. a Box ton , Tom Boring; Racine Preclnet: Phone L):"::l-1869, Athens, Edwin Cozart; Rock Springs: ' 291. 1-29·tilc Emmett Will; Rutland Village : Ohio. Carroll Snowden; Rutland East ; ~- 1 Ramie Moore; Rutland Weat: Norman C. Will , Sidney WeUs; Salem ASHLAND OlL SERVICE STAb Harley Nelson; Silver Run: EelTION for leaae. Modern ward Warner; Syracuse V11Jage : facilities, beat locaUon In ve Woodrow Zwilling; Syraeuae Prewood, W. Va. Take over a gomg cinct: Eld on Krauetter; TUppers busine11. Call Pomeroy 530 tc Plains : Daniel E. 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J'IIEE INSPECTION&. PHONIC Total Cemetery Exp. ljla.M. GIID'.on Supply stort. HighwuysVaqbaa hat Contr.ol Ca. lleZ. Maint. and repll.lra btr ut National P••t CO'itrol .M&R lGa~: Tax) Aatcltltlon. lloB·tlo M&R \MVLl Total Hlghwa~ Expenlie ( 20bl Ded.pct1ona b7 Co. Auditor.. - - For EleeUona 37-81 ' ~ ... . . . .. · : ' ' ., . .'•! ' ....ht." . ·~if-· •i ' ·, I: ·' i , I f I ' ' . . . '\ . .. ' ' ,. YauReodTheOtherFellow'sAdsYou're Reading This One! DAILY· S caraai. " ' ""' ..... '•<.J . ' .. - ·. ' ' I ., ¥-::::.• '' l ~' . •,•" j . I ' ,; .·'1 ' i . ) • '. ) .{ ,·. ~; ..;;~i);;-/, , 1' '• ~·r.;l ...... , ....... ,' 'J.;: ·': ;\'~' .- ··. ' • ADVERTISE! ' J ••I And The Least Expensivt• . ... .' f l '' •.: >.' '· · ;. ' .i '\,"' ' :~ . . .. -~,.-.·.:f' ·:-~· ~··'" ' .;i !"- . " ~ ' •• { ' } ' •' i t .\ .. ~- ' . .. ••,ao Report ·· :l;.w Breakfaat Party i Nel!! · U:l Radio 111111..1 00 BreikfOI\ My Most Direct Route To Customt" ' t:D - ·-. . ' . liluiiCI ·11311 farm )larllel " .-\ ' . ' '· • • • . ' ' Newspaper Advertising Is ·· I Let Us Demonstrate That · . . . . I'•· ' ., ) .'·' On Your Radio Dial FCSR 1HI NEWS . 1:1581 _ . .O• - · · · ... · · ; 1\ll::~P, Counii'J' H'"'dowa I:Ojl lj.Fil .(countrr. and 'WA&ton> 12:op NeWII.__" .._ ·~ '(-. a • . -: , ' .- : ' - ~. · "',..W.\'J)d ~' ·nedlde . "llU v y .-rup-wa ~ . .. ' IlOa I • . .' . 1055 MERCURY 2 DR. SEDAN. $895. New Pontlat trade-in. 8laettnat1, Pomeroy 1-29-!lle FOUR ROOM HOUSE IN RUTland Townlhip. Mr.. Carl R.aif. den, lillrllord, w. 1·2Mtp 1055 ·BUICK DYNAI>'LOW. Blut. and while heater, radio. $611.0 :-:-:c.=-=-:c.,.,..--==c--ean finance. Vance Mlllhone, 2 BEDROOM. MODERN APAR'I.'Tuppcrs Plalns. 2 4 3lp MENT $8D per month or 1 BedTermite --r~ apartment. $00 pu mtJntb, GeM CIHn UtH Ctrt utiUtiea includwl. Located over Control All Makee and Modela Vosuc Shoe Store, lot $. MilD MITROIIOLITAN MOTORS St., l1om.oroy. l1 h.one 901·M. 60NQ6 laat Main lt. 1 28 tfe Pofneror, Ohio -· 6 ROOM HOUSE Wllll BAm. 301 Sye11more St., Middleport. 191 Far Sole Call 4U73 or OUD-X. I 21161e !.OC\IST POST CUT TO ORDER. lnsuronce Write or call Bill Shamblin, Rd. No. 1, Pomeroy, Phone NEW MODERN a ROOM FURN· IIAJINBS.SDIPSON INSUJIANCIII For Adv. Delq. Land• t.4. 044·Y. 2-2·8lp ISIIED Apartment. 4 room unAlta... Mlddleporl P'IM, AutoBureau of Int~pectlou 13l.S4: furni•hed aputmoot. Pbone ~·· londa~_!_83~ Total Payments 1U178.01 11419. I liB 8tp COMPLETE INStJIANCE p.R(). Summary of Operatlena by funtla OB SALE-8 ROOM HOUSE. 4 rGOJnl . downalairt and up. ., aalance Jan. 1, 1959DOUBLE FOR RENT. 810 Lotlctlon. L1 e, Altito, )'Jre, Polio . . Road Fonda ApPIOxLmatetr 1 ac:re level land. \0 wer 1633.13 · Second Avenue, MiddleCall Doo lllllt, . llldtlloporl, Gen. Fund , Eacellenl well. 13 mUet .from 884.11 port. $35 per month. Call 8681 ODie. 'l;oLi.l In .aU Funds Pomeroy. Price $1,000. ln4uire 2517.1Jt 2-.z.etc Clrcle'a Reataurant. llra. HoweU at Paaetown. DOH St1VER8 " ...lpto Durl.. Ya•rI·NOie UN}'URNJSHED 8 ROOM HOUSE Roac.t Funda l2,032.ai on Mechanic Street. Large ill General Fund tooa.t• ti~Y:;:R-.-;:0;-Lil::-;B;-;LACK MARE 1400 heater vented. Call Ewlftl:'a Tot11l of aU Fundi 16.035.8'1' lbs., n1ule 8 yn. old, 900 lha. total R•~lptJ and a.lanca :l-2-8tc w.m woik any Pl•ce you place St(tre, Phone 133. Road FUnds 13.!~. them. M. E. Getty», Phone 1 ROO;~ HOUSE, GARAGE. Good ·aeneral Fllnd 24308. 2·2-!te tontion. Allo unfumlabed 3 Total of all t"unds ::-:-----=-:-:::-:-- - room ap~&rtmcnt, bl\h lllcl fUr· Aaymenb. Ovrlq Year R. C. ALLEN CASH REGI$l'ER nice. In New Uaven. Phone 8170. '011d Funds Adding Machine c..'Ombl.-on 14 ltc flett_era) Fund · liko new. 1 ye.r old 1150. Write ::::-::-c:-==r:. of aU ~·unds To\al Box esa-R % '111e DaJ1y Scln• MODERN 2 Jlljl!)ROO~ TIIAILEIL tlnel, Pomeroy, 0. 2-2·3tc Melvin ,LJtUe'l Tri.tler Court, l.ll l<eol t:sra •• ....M., - - · 31, - - - - !load· Fund• C.he11hlft, Obio. Phone Em..-eon JIRCH KITCHEN CAIIINSTS 7-7329. 2 • etc FOR SALE: MODERN 7 ROOM General t~und J'ormlc.l top, &ekca• bum to houll8, 1 y, baths, alUil11nUm 1'atll.l of all Ytmds ,._oult 7out b..,.. VInyl Atbe• alprm windowJ. doon~ built In Outttanctlftl WarrentJ, 1 171 Help Wonted . '1\01 Blodll laid. No!l)er BUIIdldtch11n cabinell, 11•• (urn~. Roid FUnds 1111 StlPPlt· Call Gtlf Nel8)er, w"'E"'·""N"'E"'F.D::-SO::I:X WOllEN WHo Go:ner..l Fund earport. larle Iot, out of 1'i1t.al of all Funds S:.ei"ne, OIJtio. l·'t·Uu are w!Uina to work fer nation f}W)cl, near acboola. Japtea 2·3.Stc lllance In Dt,otltory, Pflocle, Phone 49&.J. ally knowp firm. Good eoannis· Dec. 11, 1t5tslon. No Investment. no cqUee· - - .7211.84 tion. no dcllverJftl, illll' netta· FOR SALE: HOUSE-6 ROOMS Road Fundo 2391.11 and bath. Gu beat. i ~e lots. Gc[\eral Fund Hey. Ji'or hdmnallon · Write Beolde BradbtlrY 'O<:bool. Phdne Total ol all Jl\!nds Wild• V1leotlne, Ro!JW No. l. 1 ,• . ': .. . ' Call Die• SterraH SPOT ' . Advertising Columns Used Consistently Are Bound To H.4. 11p. · .,, Your Business .. GINIRAL TDWNSHIP FUNDI RECEIPTS..... a.4111> . 11 :00 11:10 11 :15 1,00 ' devisees, adminlstrators, exkany, Charlea Sch.ulta. the dcev- WCHS..TV Chunnel 8 8:30 9:QO .!:,!•; ....... · -'' .· '· • is eaae-x. Sign On 7:00 LOCAL NEWSPAPER m. :>upplu,. 11+810 &:4G 6:00 Continental Classroom ' .' . I llarlotlt, .Olllo. .. ..... The T rode Through The Medium.Of Your Own I va. Channel3 - Friday 9:01) Katie Doonan Show 9:30 Comedy Time When You PresentYoL<r Merchandise To . . 1 ==-::--c::::-::-=-,=:.--=,.:::· 1:00 Sign Off 11:06 I apartmen' and a room. apart. ment. A.. W. Beaael, Thone 11\1-M, IJ I tic . 11:15 JacK Paar Show 7:00 Today . _. , Weathe~asl i1;00 I •nvtca ' ' MR. MERCHANT I I ' You Bet Your Life Take A Good Look News Headlines 1"1.-nneiB _Thursday '-"" ARE TIRELESS SALESMEN! RIVER . REPORT I 'It '\• . .. .. ···. .. a! ::. ··- -·· - 1 ancl 8 .ROOM HOUSB, t &00:11 ... . For Lease Business Serv tees ' ' I I ~lone 3 SO Prom 1'hete Roots 4:00 · House on Ht~b Stteet 4:80 Split Pereonaht,r ~:00 .:.lelmboat Blll ~:30 Cisco !tid 6:00 Steamboat Bill 6:15 Jim Thacker Show 6:215 Weathercast 6·30 News Picture 6:4!S Huntley Brinkley Report 7 :00 Death Valley Days 7:30 This Man DaWIOD 8:00 Art Carney Show 9:3{) M Squad 10:{10 Cavalcade of Sports 10:45 Jackpot Bowling ,, . I I S ~',.' ~ TELEVISIO~ '• I.BMX' . ·· ; _!1allr ~~Unel, Pomeroy-Middleport, o.,;te'b-4, t960-7 .· ~~~~--------~-------- Opportunities -- Card of Thanks ·i~ -n~g•~~~~~~t:~~~t~~~:~~-~~~~~~~ Ii:~or~m~a~be~a~n~·n~g~l~b~ou~,.~nd~a~of~pe:t~i-J·I~el~a~im:od~~he~b~ad~N~i<~o~n~'l~b~l:••:at~ __ _ Gloeckner; Pomeroy 3C: Harold A. I 2 pc. aui.t.eJ . . . . •10.00 uP Dinettel ...... $10.00 up Hefrlgerator1 . T. V. Sell BAKIR'S TltADI IN STOltE I CALL AT IAKII FURNITURI I 120 J Middleport MUILLIR FURNACk .., WI ITIH~i-1 East Main Street HQUI:ti appll•nce6. ArncHd lr• Pomeroy, Ohio H'l•n, iyr•GuM, Oh1o. Phon• PEKINESE PUPPIES. Mra. W.W. tl 19tk Call, 732 Sycamore St., Middleport . (2) 2 3 12tc 1. o. MI:COY j GAUGES: Montgomery 15.7 up---per, 9.7 lower, running 1.2~ feet; AUCTIOHiiiR THREE PIN BALL IIACHINES. WE WlSH TO EXI'ItESS Olllt SlNGalUpoplis, 17.8 upper, 14.tl lower, lout• 2, Lont Bottom, CJ In good shape. Price '1!10. CERE appreciation to our relarunmnG 17 Jeet; Lock 23, 13-6 sta1 tlves, neighbors, and friends for Call SP 3·h48 between 6 am SHOES; BRONZE, GOLD tionary. Dam Is down. their kindness .and sympathy and 10 pm Clifton, W. Va. and t;Jlver Plated. Write : R-.Y· CONDffiON OF - .M.OVABLE dunng the illness and death of 1·30-6tp moud 'l'bomas, l.aogaville, Ohto. Locka: All dams are up and runMrs. Avery Guciilein. Special I I 4 ::SUt.e ning one trap and ten wickets on thanks to Hev. Card, Dr. R. E. GARDEN TRACTOR, 410 IL P. the average. Bu1ce. .Mt:li,:S General Hospital with attacbmen~. Also FQR· RADIO AND T. V. Ra ~·~~ OHIO RJVER ~OATS: Monttom· st11ff, th ose M'nding flow~rs and hoy. Phone TU 2-1951, New Call Frank Capt.Ar.a, 4 ppttl(t~ ery, L F . ~ieberger down at 4:40 : and all whn helped in any way. 9 • .Sec.Dcl A.._, Millldlt IJaven, after t p. m. 2·3-3tp a. m. 17-1, Lock 10, raul Blazier -3-lfc • Ynur kmdncss will never be A. M. to 9 P. M. I2 1958 2 BEDROOM HOUSE TRAIL- ------'-- - - - - - - - - - /down at :,0:10 a. m. 0-8; Lock 12,j forgoltcn . ER. Melvin Uttle's Trailer Court BEST IN AUCTION.EERJ.NG SER· Hobert E. Reed down at 5:3() a. Signed : Avery Gocglein and Dcmuhtcr. I Cheshire, Ohio. 2 4 6tc I Vlt.:E. Dairy uiet • a~pecially.l m. 0-9; Crucible down at ~:10 a. 2 4 2tc - - . ~ 1'en yean experience . .K.enneth·0-11 ; Lock 13, Mike Creditor down Hager, Coolvule, Ohio. at l2 :1SIS a. m., 7 - 8; Orlean_ . _ _ ~-- __ _ _ _ _ SUHGE PIPE LINE MILKER comJ WANT TO 'M-IANK DR. BOICE, plete [or aale. Includes vacUum . 1 1~ 30tp ean down at 7 a. m. 22-0; Lock 16, nurst's, ll'chniciuns and staff ot" pump, 3 milking unJts, 1talnleR1 ~ .... -Bob Benter down at 7 a . m . 1~-6· ~t•ig:. (it'ncrjjl Hospita l, all who steel pipeline and auction ean • A.lR CONlJl'i'tOifU.. _. rut.V.H.IG.E!t.- Lock 21, Western down at 7:M a: sent flower11, curds, or hClped In to waah. Everything to make atlo.b ltlrV.iee. Jwi'l .lt.e1n&era· l m., 12-4; LoCk 21, Gene C. Hutchany way during my hospitaliza· complete job. Purley .Karr, tlon, New Havu. i'Doae TU· huon down "t 9:05 a. m., o-s; Lock tiun. May God bless ar.d keep Cheater. 2 4 3tp 23A"t · 8-~-lf ,23, Louisianna down at 10:16 p.m. you In Hi1 care i1 my prayer. I TELEV.PiiO.N. RAJ)IO • SMALL 1~3; Wslter c._ Becjord down at Mrs. Howard Bolin ODD LOT OF MODERN WOOD· I .J.J)pUonee r~p·.tlr. l'bont Otli 2:15 a. m. 17-2, Beaver down . at - - - - - - _ ___:2_4__: Hp MEN Lodge d11hes. can be seen M.ct:IIDtO<:k., .Haoloe, Cbio. 4.40 a. m., ~-o; Atlaa down at !).20 at home of .Oon Price, 809 Maple trc a. m. 4-Q; Castle down at lO:Hi a. 2 1 II'S.. Aut.) ales St., Middleport. 2 4 ate m., ligbt, J . .B. Chauvin· up at 8 p. -~ _, -.• 1 ..., , l~h 4-&,~ond E. Salvetu up at lO&J FORO V8 FAin:'-'ANE "'lli" HA~ J..,OA.OER A~ GIVE-AWAY , · ti" . -·· atn ·•; :·di. ' 18-2: GalUpulill, Jeffer· $1, !J9fi .. Four door Seda~ . T.,. ...prjee. liood c~ndttlon. Come See lladfeN ~· ion up at 12:20 a. m., 13-1; Cit)' Jn condition. Fordomat1c. Low Fred E. Auahn, Lanysvllle. Ohio, · _, Contlct of Huntinglon up 41t 4:30 a. m. 11 -3 mileage. Rpadio and heater. Route 1. 2 4 3tp A. C'. ~-. Oha. No Kanawha boats reported. B1aettnars, omeroy 1-29-6tc _ _ _ _ HfHI -----9 JlOOM HOUSE 2 BATHS DOUAND ••· . BUKK SPEClAL AND MANY BLE lot. Call 3044 or see Bill 101'11 Ta•• 2 1 tfc ANNUAL FINANCIAL" REPORT olher item11 at sacrifice prices. Spencer, Radnt!. 2 4 3te Salem Town1hlp, •111 County, Sec Jl . R. Durst, below Long CU~ToM. l:WILT !O'l'l.liEN 1>&- Ohio, For .... FIICal Yur lndlnfl Bottom, Ohio. I 10 30tp ( '>1o1 Mort,. llped fo~· your bom~ Frlli1 e• ~r 31,. 1959.. Population llmttQ, .tou.>:aan. au.d Abbott, 917- 1950. USED IOATS AND MOTORS PbOlUI I.Vt-Y. 8-8-tJ Total SaiM'IIa and Waooa and up whll• they IMt. Met,.. CLILANDI • During th• YHr ~Mtllten Moten. 600 1. Main om• Tu VlhNtlon It, romeray. Phaae 245Y I ... & • Tu L•YJ ll·24.tft ~. Dh.._ Langnllle, Ohio, Jan. 21. 1MO I her•br c•rtlfy ,... fallowlq nport to be correet. PIUI MonftOIMIT; Townthlp Cl•;k I New Hoven Sutton Social I 1 The M1Uer forces are running . uuder the banner of Cuyahoga jcounty Albert S. Porter 'a 5 tbe1r favorite son. DISalle is the favorite aon candidate of his - llUSineS~ A polllleol t o - t 1o ..._ t1oao. . ~·d ~30 ' :8:1 B...W..t PartJ :30 CoabnunJty and' local iieWI . :8:1 Brelk!ut ·l'llt'tt · ' :00 Cof/te Time :15 Swa. Shop :iO . :46 llomiDJ pevoUona Cot!Dtrf Hoedown I ,3q Juot .-... l'{ewt •o• uta ~UIIo -"<> ltound . .2:3_0 . ~ews (Local) ~:35 ·*".30 5:8:1 l:to 5:46 8:00 Of n. Ohio Val!,y 8 A.M.. 1:55 P.M.. Music Go Round 8:55 A.M. :Newo . lh\.M· 9:55P.M. '-!uale Go ~d and lOCal. nm 12-HOOft · 5 PIM. ~:3!1 music Go Roun 3,~ . ll'ew1 . .,80 4:85 d . Radio S,tifron ".WJIH ftd . SPACE HEL,.MIET? �·---·· ·- -~~ --- -,........·---.. ~·· · -~-- .• ...................-... -------- ·- - . --- ~··· - -t" - -·-------·'----- -. - ~ Racine Qtapter e.-:oaily Sentinel, Pomeroy-~ddleport, 0 ., Feb. •· 1960 Committets Named OES Has Regular Amateur Garden Oub Holds February At Lodge Session Meeting Wednesday Evening at Fry Home Tuesday Evening · Session Monday .t ? BARGAINS AT YOU'LL FIND REAL • E. MAIN STitEET·--------------POMEROY, OHIQ - ing with Worthy Matron Jane Hill and Worthy Patron AJfred Toney presiding. the club meeting. Helen Johnaon waa pretented and honored 11 the Put M1tron of tbe month and gave an ·interesting and humorous deacrlptlon of her year as Wortb.y Matron ofthe Olapter. The devotions of the evening were presented by Mrs. Be n Philson. Included in the devotiona were the reading of an an· cient hymn and an article entitled, "Betieving in Roses." She cl05ed with a poem. During the meeting Mrs. Ed&ar Reynolds announced that the club still had 1 few of their coot book! on band which they would m:e to ~u in the near future. A letter was read from . tbe Athens State Hospital Superlrl· tendent thanking the club for their donation of Christmas Arrangements which had been aent to the hospital for Christmas. A card was read announcinl the Garden Clinic No. 1 which ll be he ld on Feb. 24 at the Honest Values Pleasant Terms • Honestly Priced I;l'ens Methodist re11stratJon fii 1960 Volkswagen $1995 1959 Chevrolet Save $700 ~eds.._ Impala Hardtop 4 Door. New car Uti~ and 100% guaran· teed. Beautiful turquoise over wh•te fimsb with turquoJst interior trim power brakes and steering. 6 way electric seat, air suspenslonn, lg. radio, he.ater, white walls and the works, never been sold and it's like new. $1799 1959. G oliath • 2 Door. Ugbt lifted flnilb. New car never sold or Utled, 1958 Chevrolet f eyL, front wheel drive, real Ol!(lnomy, pleatant to drive. Mucb, mucb, leu lllan dealer ....t. cu . in. VB motor power steering &nd brakes, automatic transmission, radio and beater, truly a nice one and priced to move. 4 Door•Sedans - Immediate deUvery. Choice of I blue It! THE NEW CORVAIR. 110111 black. Put a Utile fun In driving and try Chevrolet • $2395 $1795 1959 Bel Air 2 Door. miles by iocal owner, jet black fin· • 14,000 Bel Air Hsrd Top. Locally owned and rea! clean inside and out, power steering and brakes, powergllde trans., V8 motor, radio, heater,, whitewalls and the works. Ivory and turquoise finish. Ish, with grey Interior trim, 320 H.P. VS motor with man· ual 4 speed transmission. I'Ositraclion rear axle, radio, heater, white wall tires. See and try a car with power unlimited. 1954 Dodge VB • • $669 1958 Chevrolet 4 Door Sedan. Slaodatd trt1181Tlission, real clean interior $2295 • Impala Hard Top Coupe. 348 ou. in. motor, power steering and brakes, Turboglide trans., real low mlleage by 1 own· er, spotless Interior, beige and coral finish, radio and and gOOd solid body, heater, good tires. 1957 Plymouth • $1465 heater and many other extras. Belvedere V8 Hardtop. Ivory over dark blue finish, automatic trana., gOOd white wall tires, radio and heater. ' $2095 • BrookwOOd Station Wagon. Beautiful beige and roral with matching interior. Very low mileage by local owner, 348 '1960 Co"air by Chevrolet 1957 Chev.,olet 1957 Chevrolet . "I" St.UOO ~ brakes, TurbogHde tnt)ji.1 .f Whiw over grey finish an~ w....,.. 1956 Chttvrolet . • $1295 Bel.Alf 4 Door. vii molot"aftl"\Mrgllde. extra· &ood tires, apoUen Interior; white and gold finish. See this if you want a nice one. • $1795 • 11)1 Ieee! ewner, power I 'heater, like new tires. nlerlor tnm. ' '" Chevrolet • • $895 1956 Plymouth - • $945 1955 V-8 Door. Original black finish, clean interior, stan· 210 savoy 2 Door. Powerfllte tranemlsslon, radio, heater, clean intetior, good tires. Ivory over green finish . 2 dard trana. with overdrive. High in rubber. Radio and heater. Corvet~e 1956 Chevrolet Convertible - . - $21'95 VB motor with poworgliJie tranamlssion, white vinyl int erior trim, white wall tires, new tan top, Roman Red finilh . Plenty of go. L4 Uko a Sixty and runs just right. · ·---·· TRUCK CENTER OF S. E· OHIO 1950 Ford 1f2 Ton • $345 1954 Chevrolet • • $495 V8. JDOIOr, eatra good tlrea: solid cab and platform good 'II& Ton Pickup. Good tires, sheet metal needs some alton· body. Uon. Buy for less and do your own .repairs. 1955 Chevrolet $1095 • 1956 Chevrolet · • $1295 1958 Goliath • • • $1899 2 'l'on Dlllllp. VB motor, aspeed axle, !Ox7 dump body and 11 Passenger Sua. Uke new aeat.s, &OOd tires, teal econo7" IIDlat, relnforeed frame and springs, 825120 Urea, cab 1114 a~~-. metal nelda pahtUns. __. my-<& cyl. mbtor, heater. a, I During the meeting the follow· Around And About Middleport FIIIDDII HOUDASHILT Mt·s. WUUam Sl&ter Wll in Gallipolis Tuesday Cor treatment at Holzer Hospital . Mrs. Ruth Blake i.s confined to home with flu. . Essie Russell is conCined to her home beeause of illness. Mr. and Mrs. Manning Kloea and son Kent visited recently with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Smart. Miss Sara Dobbs is reported to be ill at her home. Dr . Kathryn Poindexter who bas been ill at her home is re· ported to be Improved. A dinner was held last the home of Mr. ~md Craig to celebrate o~r'!""YI of Cindy Cra.ig of 8th of Jan. and Stephen CtaiJ of the 3lat of Jan." Also present for the dinner were the honorees par· enta, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Crall and their other chlldren Jenny 1 and Pat. They received a large decorated cake which waa ser•· ed with the dinner. I Literary Club Holds Session In Middleport I tbe preold<nt During the iocial bour mem· bers and guest~. were invited to the dining room where refresh· tnenbl of cake, punch and mlnta, nut4! and coffee were served from a table centered with red earna· t1on1. The Hawaii.an theme waa carried out in the refrnbmenlli as lela were liven to each by Marvln Fry, son of the h01tea. Mr11. Reynolds preaided tt the coffee ltlYice and ?ttn. Harold Lohae at the punch bowl . The door -prize wa1 won by Miss Freddie Houdaahelt; a a:ue1t for the eveninJ. Other guest. included Mrs. J . E. H4rley and Mra. Patty DooHttle. Preceding the meeting, Mrs. Humphrey, Mrs. Null and Mrs. Jleynolda were presen~d with roq ribbon coraagee wbli:!h had been made by Mr._ Edg&r Rey. tfJ2 Ford VI iatllloll less Interior, runs fine and h.. 'xtra good ~··· . ' fllr ''flliii.OO. 194~: Ffjrd ~8 · • 2 Door. Reai110Ud and runl aood. ' . IT THE . · ' .... $195 NEW.196Q·c - t'M& ~Overy~ F~y_..e .,.._ .,, . . . .. "" ·~ Ohio / SATURDAY Meet The Candidates Mack Sauer After Speech Paul Kloes Mak~ First lry A newcomer to Melia County pouues, Paul <CQrky) Kioea. Mtnei'IIVille, lJ ,..king the nomina· 1 Uon on the Repuhli<an Ucket for the oflico of County Recorder. Kloes, a native of Pomeroy, il tbe .ton of tile late Arthur Klott ond 1!lrt. Gertrude Xloea, now of Columbu• He IIUd!!Ated from Mack Sauer, 62, Hillsboro, 0. lecturer humorist candi' ' '. . date for the GOP nommation to Congress, and one . time speaker for Middleport's an· the Pomeroy Hllh Sehool In IN? . after ha via& aerved two yelb in nual football banquet, died the u. s. Navr ln the SoUth !lad· early today after he suffered lie durinJ World Will' D. lie ,.., a heart attack whUe makin•0 dioch•':'•d ln 1946.. . 1 He 11 married to the former an afler-dlMor speech. Jean Robson of Mlneraville l!ld . AccOrding to the l!nited for tbe PIBI three )'tlan llU beoD Pr-lntornational Sauer was In . Little Loatue hueball . • actiYJtlea 1D PomeroY, He il I' speaking before about 100 memh<r ol the AmerlOOD Lellon · persons at the Clermont Coun- and the followlna: Masonle bodiea ScboolmllSters Club in Wil· 811~!"w...\.."\.:.O-:l. Uamsburg Thursday night. Valier CoDiliHindel')' 24. He Suddenly he left the podium i• • SZnd decree -Maaon. and sat down Mr. Kloea is. aetive in the M Racine fire de- · thrOugh routine it should be .done ly bury Melbodllt Cburch in Syh· · I ) \ SAYI TWO Wi\Y:S NOW! SPICI~L SAU PRICI- PLUS OF. Death Takes· ) "CRY TOUGir' Jolu;l Suon _Linda Crinat _ a·b o _ "FLOODS OF FEAR" I;IIOward Keel _ !Anne Heywood .. $1_00 I ) . TONIGHT tnd P:RIDAY "THE JAYHAWKERS" Feu Parker - Jeff Chandler · Of r ....~......... ..tree I • I } ~DS ) I Mainl.y About People In Pomeroy I ay LUCILLI HAWKINS M,r. and Mrs. Pat Qulnn and daua:hter, Cindy, of Columbus "tVere S,unday aueat. of her par· -enta, Mr. and Mra:. K'lrl Grunn-. Harry Keiser left Tuesday for .t. visit with relativea In Columbulll. Miss Amanda Parter wa1 the dinner guest of Mr. and Mr.s. Dwight Parker and daua:hter Tuesday evening in observa~ce of her birthday. M~~!Y ~~ttlt.u~:1~!er wi:~•~:!~ MGM District al11tfr, Mrs. Charles Weaver. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Michael& of Beverly were recent 1ueata of Mr. and Mn. Frink Duct and :.lr. and Mn. Charle• Burt. First Winner Of President Award 24 Cu. Ft. Size Record Hop Scheduled For Pt. Pleasant Holds A dance ia acht!duled for 7:30 to 12:00 at the Mooae ballroom In Point Pleasant, W. Va., Satur· ill announced. The will • aemi-tonnal affair day nia:ht, 7i:=:;u~~~'ln~: :10~the ofevenlnJ ~ 1lrb an .' ' ...-· BAKER~..... FUR"ITURI •• .' . ON THE IRI&HTEST OORNR will Trl.COunty for 1G81. WUI be Hleeied on poiH, -penOD· lllty and beauty. DRESS OXJORDS '•• MJDDUPOtn for They MEN'S M·G-M DJatrict o/ the Tri.State Bot SCout Council b11 been the (int winner of the Prea:ldent's Award. The award, based upon the National Lorillard-Spencer polnt system, was presented ~o Wilbur Dickaon, P't. Pleaaantl M-G·M lHstri<:'t Cbairmal'l, by Co~ncll President MJchael R. Pres te~i, Huntinaton. Points were earned for increase ln Seout units, increa•es tn mem· beta, re·reglstration of u.ni'bt and boya and use of Boya• Life maaallne. M-G·M: Distriet scored 881 pointa with a ~'% lncreaae 'in membership and 33% Jncreaie Jn unltl. In sec:ond place was E1111t Dtatri<l with 4811 polnla. Dr, Jloy Eclwardo 11 chalrmlh of E11t lbs. Retular Price 479.00 Speoiel Price Speci•l Price $439.00 INCLUDIN& Sl 00 WORTH OF FROZEN FOOD durlnt tbe evenlnJ be "Tbe Rebels", lllndy Roth Gary Ault, Steve Wllllamtlon Nick Ntcldaon aa dlJc joe- . · • Djtlrl<l. M-G-M Dlltrict 11. made I'UBU~Y . up of Ml•on County, Wnt Vlrclnia, and . Gallla md lllelgs Countil!&. Oblo. eCalumet BlACK OXFORDS Slzea9 .to 3 84ve vo - .Rei· •u• $2.Cl0pr. .BIO IIOYII' llACit . (D·I). R.._Da~id B a~d D Widths BOYS' Hardtop Coupe. Orlilnal·bllck flnilb. Runa outsOOd. . PTA T.O "'liT The Centra] I'TA Will meet in regular seaton lltond&J evenlDg, rounder• Day, wUI .b:t -obaerved, Past Prealdentl will ·be honoted and 1 "'roa:ram presen'ted. A, speclal t6vitatiOJJ ia ~tended. to the meDlbers of the Su,Cv Burl PTA. Refrelhmenb will .be HI'V~d. , Pomeroy1 en tine VOL XI NO. 248 Women•• · 11... Pay k for •l!ieetmol-hlr . More Donations Announced For March Of Dimes pr· Two. Pair $4.00 ~. ' Mn. Audret Youn&, counb' :'GIBUI' • • .. $199 1951 Plymo'-th Only $199 Qoupe. Runa lOO(I. Worib mon but wiU sell Bert McCarthy pf New HaYen, prealdent; Mrs. Fnllk; ·. You~;~~, Jr., of MilO I\, set;relary;. 1 ~ Se~an Tedesco, New HaveQ, · ,~urer. f ) $6.00pr. $345 1'50 Chevrolet Only $295 .1950 Ford "6" • • • ~· t ~. l.oql owner and low mUease. GoOd aolid t D®r Sedan. Orl&lnalaD Ute way, aoUd b!aek. finlah, spot· · MEIGS THEATRE aoldl. bg....., bflb' 1114 z'tml flae. ' ., 1 fleers wer. appointed. Sizes 710 11 GOOD BUYS IN OLDER MODELS ' I• or eRandcrafl - ...u. ..... ,.. lno illlfOI "·lhot w uood -JIIIM wllloky Dill., .. a MUDnlnt fer ............ ing committeea were appol·nt.ed to entry in each . . Members responded to the roll serve for the coming year : Ways. call with their fnOI'ile prden Meo~ns: Mrs.. Karl Owens. chairr;nan, Mrs. .Myron Miller, co-<:halr miJIZine. man, Mrs. Bertie Watts, Mrs. following the busJnea meetinc PhllJtp Meinhart, Mra. Richard It was announced that a bake Mrs. Henry Null, librarian of the Bailey, Mr.a. Jeannette Weinman, Ml4dleport Library, named a Mrs. George Ebenbacb, Mrs. aale will be held Feb. 20 at the number of booka pi!!IUininc to Martha Childs, Mrs. Homer Jones Cut Rate Drug Store in Racine fklwera and gardena: which ne and Mra. Paul HaptonstaU. Flow· and tbat • Father and Son bin·; available at. tht~ local library. She er Committee ;· Mra. William All· quet will be held Jn March wit~ diacuued each briefiy and •t.old man , Mrs. William Lowe and Mrs. Mary Lou Job01on as chalrmm. The inspection d1te for the Ch,,..of Lbeir contentl. Included ·in the Cash Babr. a,roup were Roekwell'a Book ol Followini tbe meet1n.g a salad ter has been set for May 2 at the . Roaea, Treaaury of Role Arrange- course was aerved by Mra . Lowe, Masonic Temple in Racine. ; ments and Recipe~, Guide to Mn. Allman and. Mra. HtJrace MeLeona Hensley, president of• Garden Flowers by Norm.m Tay- Elhlnney. the ValenUne theme the Past Officers Club announeect lDr, The Unreal F1qwers by Pa· was carried 01Jt jn the refreth· that the next meeting of the clu~ tricia Easterbrook Roberta, Flow- menta with the centerpiece of red wiU be Feb. 11 at the home of: _ en AroWld the Click, and Better roses and Valentine nut cupe anti Mrs. Hazel Cleland. ~ Homes and Garden Houee Planlli. naptlnJ. . Hoatessea for the meetJng next Following the busineiL!I eessio~. At the conclusion of her talk month wu''l be ltU'il. u._ -• b>; tha -..lib Weinmaft, .M.lil re 1resbmen •... wen serv~ Npll was: pr_ e aen•...:.~ "' a M 1 hart d M •-t•--ltlee Moey Lou lhle by Mro. n.:..:. 01.:-'lrom .... _ en ..... an re . .DII n:y. c0...... , • Ellz•-:,.' nc1u WI un; beth TOney, · MUdrpd Chapmaq. in appreciation her ·beina: and Nora Cl081. The Valentin&. a 1 peaker at their meeting. MIUD_ n ClaUrcla Club tbeme was uaed In the decora~ . The travelifll ·prize wu won by ' At the olanuary meetina: ot tbe tlollll. Mn. B1'9ce Lloyd and the aale Elto Fid~l1 ClU,b of St .. J.pb's 1 ~:=;;;.;~~---.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~· oi baked cooda wa& conducted by Cbureb in M~op tbe foUowinJ; of- II The Middleport Literary CLut. Wo:dn:esdi! afternoon at the ' Ton L.W.B. VII molor1 a apeed rear axle, &ood -25x~O Uret, reinforced l'n!lltlftd aprl.,s, solid cab. ' . .._._ Church witb beginning at 9 a. m. .clinic will be on gard~nlng '~"' and soil. An invitation was read from the F. A R. I..r.arus company invitin& . rD~mbers to attend the Japanese ..utancement Demonstntion at tbeir otore Feb. 26-27. l~qJ paaunouu8 lUiJPfS<t.ld iJIIJ, she has been contacted by Mri. Garen Stansbury, chairman of ra· dio for southeast district Garden C'luba in reguds to the proEram over WMOP on the fint Monday momin,c of the month. The aroup decided to have Mra. PhUson represent the dub for the month of June. The prelldent thanked the , members for their cooperation Jn the rel!ent nower show which the club co-aponaored with the Rutland Garden Club and the Mid· dleport Garden Club. Mrs. Humphrey spoke ·b riefly te the club on the Victor Rels P'el· lowship fund, the regional meeting to be held on May 4 In Logan and of the Victor Reis award which la given for the best elub ; in 'the state, the tJutstanding .card, ener award and also the coJored ' 111Jde award . She urged the mem· 1 bere to participate in theae con· tests and explained the rules for ¥ 2 l>ooi-. Immedllote deUvery. Grey finish, beater and de· froster, wblte wall tires, Leatherette intenor, turn signals, -per ralls. Compact pleasure. MIAMI UPI-Mortllt lryont, .. llvta. • ........ ........... Thursdly on ch.,... t1 lllllUI Will i\liddleport, with Mrs. Edgar Reynolds, the aliSISUog hostess. Siote/'11 when they met Tuesdoy The meeting was opened by the president who welcomed evenin& at tbe K. of P. Hall ln Mro. Nonnan Humphreys, Regional directOr of Region 11, to Middleport. I at y PoTTID PoT IIOAIT ' The February meeting of the Amateur Gardeners Club was Mn. Nathan Blua. Most E:l:· Racine Chapter OES met · h h f M Wesl Fry ~.. cellent Chief, pruided over the in The rea:ular aeuion Monday even· held Wednesday everung at t e orne O rs. . . ey 'n meeting ot MeigJ Temple, Pythian • • CHUCKLE FOI TODAY er.,.WtCWd · s~~e,.a~ to 3 $,•.,,...: ' eb1lrm1D for the llarch ol Dime• tamp&lan, baa annouaced the r• ~nt coatrtbutlou to the fund riir &be aid af pollo vleUma, birth de· leota Ond arthrlt!J. 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