http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/f07ea5fb6a1826d2f6608c31c9bd696f.pdf 0bc8e7b3e6d504c18e49b658da541e1e PDF Text Text ' f)-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Jan . 8, !9S7 The Swanke-Stansbury Vows Exchanged Theodorus Council DOf A Holds Installation Ceremonies Monday Installation of offteer11 was held •ben Theodorus .Council Daughters of Amerira met Mond11y evenJq. at .the lOOF Hall. Mrs. Thomas Cook councUor, llftaided and Mrs. Mart Harten....htb was reported ill in !he Ohio -V'.Uey Hospital at Stuebenville, WANTED flower~ FI OWl'fS Y.C f C als o OJdered senl to a bnby \t r~ M.~non o~prl . • TOE ... ·Eleanor Schaaf, !Jilddleport Society Editor, Ph~e 8079 The report of the authling comnuttet! wHs g1 Ye n A cflmmq.nlcatlon was read from Margaret C. • WIATHII tne Hawk who bas ly UNITED PRESS Ohio; Cloucty todey with ~ slonal dri;;a:i• 1o0uth •nd Mit .....,_ tlon end mix•d with MtM ......, lne &-la:le or NtOW ._,,.,.. ftOI'ttt. •nt. Cloudw- artd Mcoml"- . , . , tonlvht with tiMw flurriet ...., L•k• lrM, ..,.... llfht r•ln •r clriJ,. zl• llbly IOUtt. pertlon. snow G. rain north •nd r'tll" In lOUth. High today JG to U north, U to 40 'ovth. Low tonleht In I'M 20's north •• tt. lO's south. Thu....., Kistler c-oncerni ng the district rally which wil l be held in Marietta on Apnl 11 The charter was VOL IX NO.7 Pomeroy-Middleport, Oblo, HUGE BUS RAMS TRUCK Mrs. Albert Woodarll, counctl deputy mstJ.Il ed t he following of· flee rs for a term or six months, ',[rs. Minoie Neu tzlmg, councilor; ~ rs. Arnold Hayes. vice couneilcr; EGGS ~ • Abbie Uurs t and Mrs. Daisy Brum- PRODUCE 8ATC81NG .. ... .... -----------------. .._ ley. TO "· ,, lor a pc notl of Lhlrty days Idraped tn me mory o{ two .sis ters, Mrs. Poultrymen - SIX . DIE . ' Asked To Increase Herbert Mil h·r, associate councilor , ~trs . Thomas Cook, juntor past councilor: \fn. Henry JUnior pa1l Reibel, asJSoc iate councilor; Mtss Lydta Hy sell, con• ductor; Mr:;. Ed na '1attox , warden; Miss }'laude Trwksbary mside sentinel ; M ISS Be lly 0 (" mOSk CY. OUt• sidt' ~:~entiuel, M rs . Reibel , 18-lllon. Jrust•f' anr! :\l •s Addie Grueser 6 mon. trustee. Mrs. ~·1ce YEAR AROUND Wonderful Proposition •CALL •WRITE •COME IN! Ministerial Ass'n Monthly Meeting Held The Rev. Howard Ruppelt, pas· ~It peak earlier, hold Ianger with Nichols #12 11 Health makes the difference Try them, and •••I tor of the First Pr cs hytrrian Church , was host f n r a •·offee hour Mumh1y mQrnln g rneceding the monthly mcetwg l>f the Meigs County Milll!!l r n al Associallon at th t• Presbytet1.1n ChurC'h . Fleming Hatcheries Nelsoqvlllc Ohio ' a&PORT TO Miss Georgia Ann Swanke and A!lt Keith Stansbury Were united in marriage Dec. 14 at the Calvary Lutheran Church in San Angelo, Texas. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George F. Swanke of San Angelo, and he is the son of Mrs. James A. Stansbury and the late Mr. Stansbury of Pomeroy. Airman Stansbury is in the Medical Corp and is stationed at Goodfellow Air Force Base in San Angelo. They spent the Christmas holid>Y week end with his mother and Mr. 'nd Mrs. Albert Scholl and other relatives and friends . of th e Moriah Mrs ess for new ytJIU' on Monday. The annual businCrHI meeting of e Pomeroy Baptist Church arid 1urch school will be held WM· sday evening folowing a fellowlip supper at 6:30 Mrs. Burton Smlth and Mrs. J. · Stephenson, prerident and tel- ler of the One Won Oonc c!ass c in charge of the supper, which II be mainly a eoverOO diJh r. Those attending &re re.q,uest~ to bring their own tilble eer: laurnnt ('tmcludcd lh1· - v~ r.Jr the A:..soci ~ t i on . ~ You'll Save- JANUARY SALE " ' CITY LOAN & SAVINGS CO: Washe~ 124 E. Main St. Phone 197 Emost Covert, Mgr. a...,.,. Chuter No. 1441 Dlllrlct No. 4 REPORT OF CONDITION OP The Citizens National Bank OF MIDDLEPORT In tht Sttt. of Ohl•, At Thti CloH Of Butin"' on Dtc. S1, 1956.....i.:. t ll1htd In reaponH to c•II m•d• bv Comptroller of ttt. Cvtrtncy, SKtlon 5211, U.S. ReviHd Statut... ASS ITS Caah balances wJth other blinks. Including reserve bal8nce ancl cuh ltems In process of collection --- ~- -- $ 681t220.4S United Siatu Governmtml obligations, direct and guaraateed -- - ---------· -. --- -- -------- 111SM,187.MJ Obli.Jatlon& of St~tea and poHUcal subdivisions -- --- - - - 421,812.~1 CorP3~~~:fc;~:eJ:l~~~ ~~~~~-s_l~~k-~f ___ -- -- --- __ s3,9~"" •m•l~o~~~~"'"' \ ,, ~~ , · F-"'f SH\'!'1 up lo 18o0 galJO'Iu of hot water a year, Loans and discou~t1 (lnchlding $M.23 overdrafts}-- - - -- 1,&11,918.80 Bank premlna owned $6600.00, IurnltunJ and fixtures $3601.00 ---- - ------ ---- - - ----·---10,101.00 TOTAL ASSETS · ··· · ·-·· -·- ··-- · · · · - ····· ·· ~,180,0>0. 2~ LIABILITIES Demand deposits of lndlvld.ual!l, purtnerl!lhipS, and corporations __ , . . ___ ___ __ -· --· -- ··-- --- -- - .1,3'12,843.53 11me depolitl of lndividuab, partnerships, and c:orporathms --- --·- - --- . . _ -- -- -------- 1,846,293.4S Depoelts of United States Government (indudln" P91tal liVings) -- ---·----· -··-···· ------ -- - ·---- , 17,8l6.H Depc)atta of State1 and pclitleal subdJv1swns -- --· - ----509,88Hao Other dcpotl\a {certified and cashlct·'s cheeks, etc.) -- - - 12,83'J.16 . TOTAL DEPOSITS -··· · -- -----· $3,7~9,87U6 TOTAL LIAiliLITIES _ ·· -··· ··· . -~,7159,6'19.46 _ CAPITAL ACCOUNTS ' Copllal Slock' COmuum stock, total1uu· __ ----- -- - - - --- - - $ t~rs.~~eirr;roitb- ::: ::::-- ~- ·--. -~. .. ~ • The d~·•t WMl1 fou've ever seen-without rubbing.l So your clothes wc4Jil longer. ' • '11ic drJest luad thut eV()t left a w~hcr. • Gets rJd o£ lint, dirt ~d 1011!)-SC\Im, too, thRt Oller traps mw. • Wa1hes CV6'11e1tlng that'• wa!thoble-cvc.11 dclkatc.mau.., m1\de fabrict-cutomMJcallrll · • Cub detergent 001tJ almost In huU. • A complete wtuth iJl Ill little as 12 nunutcs, ) • Ufctimil Porcelain lulidc and out. . ---::::::::::: TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNTS _ .. ... • •• TOTAL LIAliiLJ'I'IES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS •• MEMORANDA Aile~ pltd&ed or uaicned lo secure Uabllitie!l , 1nd !OJ: other p,.,...s (a) Lbau aaahown abOvt arc arttt deduction ;~3~rs:.;f. Comer In Middleport • · l ·; 1," •• __ __ _, _ •• ' .841,1100.00 , . President~; ~ -·; ~the-~bO~~ 2 1, vite c&shiel- ·Of k, do aolcmnly tweM' that the above slatement is true to .tl\l.,.at nt)': llnowledg~ and belief. .. ·~ PAUl, S SMART, Vice President aid Cishier '. • Dire non. this 4> h. doy o1 R FURNITURE ~750 00 or director Jao~•rt, ltMI7 nit!'NOIU'Y ~n.:. Publlc. WADD l Planners Of Preaching Mission Milo Van Meter Schedule Outstanding Speaker Fune(al Service . ~ Planners of the 1957 Preaching Mlsslon, -scheduled to opeD J.anuary 20 in the Point Pleasant Senior lligll gymnasium, be· heve m the oft heard theme: "Y~th .l!l!edSC-C hrist and His Church and the Church needs youth." Tuesday night, Janqary 22.- yo•uu~ib~ ~of~~·~r~r~~~~,:~ will have an opportunity to hear a . in 1.11'. Robe!t ,r, }lob\·~~- El.JBERFELilS TilE with the new persons were killed, and 16 when it rammed into a stopped enroute from MeJllphis;'" Tenn., to ' Now is the time to snap up real bargains and pay off old bills. Start fresll. Save up to 35% on cash bargalns. Earn discounts on past-due bills. One lo•n does it. See us firs!. Money talkS! Repay easily. Save-Save ~iddlcport i ., ' •• wli:h i:he Aooeni: Qn Vsu ( 0 usta. G~org::l. Ali~Arrie"tiCan ba!ike\ball' • ~ ola.or •I at Baylor University in , lll<UI-4.8, Dr. , Robinson was a member the 1948 01ympic: basketball team and this year preached the Olympic sermon over the combll'!ed networks of CBS, NBC, ABC IBBC: He has been reCognized In other ways in tbe ~lds other than religion, too and waa winner of the Jack DeJnP.sey Outst&nting Athlete award in i947; wU recent. iy honored with tbt Deltl Air Lines Flying Colonel award_is Com· missioner for Housing ~thorlty of Georgia; Director. for ~axweU !Boys ('amps; Trustee of 'I'ruett-N:eConnell College. Dr. Robinson is a member of Kiwanis.. Dr. Robinson ha1 preached in nearly 1000 churches ln the United States m the pa11t ten yoafs.. He bas also addressed evangelistic gatherinss. college groups and Preachlng Missions and journeys an average of 100,000 miles per year. The record of his religious activity also must list that bfl bas con· ducted a c-:,u,Bade for Chriat in HawaH, preached and visited mi• sion points tbrou&hout South America, has studied an<;l pr•aehed throughout Europe , and Jiu addressed 18,000 people in the Baptist World Allir;mcc in Cleveland in llt50. Or. Robinson has been an extremely industrious and dedici.ted man. His scholastic: record showS that the youthfltl southerner received his B. A. from BaYlor University, Wa:o, Texas; his B. C. from Southwestern seminary, Fort Worth, Texas; his •S. T. M. lrom (Corttinued on page tilt, Tractor Club Meeting To Be Held Saturday To Be On Fri~ay ' I Funeral Home. DR. ROBINSON ' rj Plans Are Made To Send Scouts To Valley Forge ' Racine Legion Wins Awards At District .. Meet Racine Pos~ 602, The Americoo Legion, waa well repreSented at tbe l::l&bth Diatrlct Legion Con· terence at Lancaster Sunday when six orilcers and ,mem~is of tbe ~o~t attended the meeting. WaYne WUJis, Department Am· erieanlsm Otfieer, waa the speaker of the day and durlng tbe busi· A . meeting was held MOnday ~vcnlnc: ai the home of or. a~d MrS.' 'JOhn Moore, Chester Road to dil!lcuu .,lans for a money raiai.ng~ camP.aign for ,the purpose of send- ness session of the mcetiilg, pre, lng tlle !ICQuta cf Troop 247 to th sented to Lbe Racine PQSt; ra · ])e. National Jamboree at VaHey partment Quota PJaque, alao in Forge, Pa. in July. America!Usm award {qr the Post-. Dr. Moore, the scout leader, ex- efforts during the year iO&G. plain~ the trip snd also an· . ...1. noun.ced J,hat the troop would Th~~e attendina from .t"oat. 002 raise twenh--five pert:ent of the were . .Po~t Comman.de.,, Vlr,&JI money, having started their fund Wal~er, i'mance. Off1cer, David during December by selHnl Christ. Yo~t, Service Of~1cer, Elson Spenmas trees and American cer, Chuck Burn, Lawrence Buah A benefit chicken dinner will be and W · D. StewarL · at the Salisbury School on 8 which will be a part or Week activities. Mrs. 'Ball and Mrs: MaX'i.ne Arn· are the clmirmen for the din· naaa. 1 I AU 4-Q and FFA youth inter· ested in tractor mainlenance are invited to attend the first 1867 meeting of the Tractor Mainten· ance Club Saturday night,' Ja~. 12 in tlie Meigs EquipmCnt Cp., plaht in Pomeroy. ,. , County Agt!nl c. E. Blake~lec pointed out that intere~tcd · tarn~~· ers are tilled to como 'iut 4 apedaJ wrJconie will be given youn· ,gcr rarment-to-bc who •ro invited to bring their Dads alonJ. Tbc 1cssion is to begin at 7:~ j:l.m. TAK~N TO HOS,iT4L Mary HollOwell, Kerf St., Pom· eroy, was removed to Mt-1gs General Hospital at 5:00p.m. Tuesday. MEtG$ GENERAL HOCPIT~L Admilled, Mr~ M•rY. llotJow- ell, Pomeroy; A, D. Btadllelil. Ru~ '.atld; 1-tn. Jean Ann Br&db\lr;Y, of · , lidd1epo!t· David Nease, sun of ·tl1e .:::ouple, had gone to .o to l~t after ~ calf. Rt discovered trom tbe upper a fire baibtatted defective wh•t"' "It W.lll Mrs. ,>enell to calf. He .:be barn ~f!ase explained l:!ad not been noted .he barn and all itfl contMJ.ta doubtedly would ha,.ve lM!en de• .royed. The family wn preparing to retire for the., n.iaht,. Funeral ~rvices. w1U · be ;.held FridaV at 2 p. m. for Milo .van Met~r, . 90, who "died 'Ttiead'l)" · at She added that "We eerta.lnlf the hom.· Of ·his dtaucht~, Mra. Erarc in deb~ tQ . all tbe ma Wilson, Letart'r Ohio: f(e· \Jad who ca~. to a11lst ue. suffered put a briti.jll'"'lt· pli« to hie deltlh ii- ·"' ...,....~ il. .., , 1- -. • o't .~OJ!I!q l14ile ~,;1 O.t·J~~::; .11""!', .4: ~·~, ;J, 1 li-".,.r' I' ' ~ aM sa\-~~4 die IITes~t .' c., . The dece~ wlf", the •Oil·· of th"Oh> 1idl¥" Simeon and He.nnab ROush Van Firemen had to putJ two Meter bavlns been born on Jan· of the.'bal'J'I down to remove uary 24, !'667 :He bad ftslded in from ,,the danger area ,and · stJc· Meigs County ali bis life, and ceedtd in saving all qof U except made his home wit.)J. his daushter. so~ in the upper mow. TOtal Also survivlng are • son, Chester damage was not estillfilted. Thtre Vait Meter of Radne, Rt 1; a bto- lfas some water ,dama"ge. ther, Jake Van Meter of J'ortiand Firemen spent four hour.a on and a aiBter, Mrs. Charles Mc- the Neue farm insuring the blaze Namee of :Middleport. stopped. , Mr~. ~ease ¥id the ·Burial will be made in Letart fire appeared l6 have .itll'ted ftom Cemetery at the side of his late detective wlrea' in a coriduit in the · wife, Amelia Van Meter, who died top of the barn und.ei:eavea. in April, 1956. ' FrJends may call at the Ewing . . Tic~f)t.J are on sale and may be purcbaacd at anytime from the fol· lGWina: w)Jo were preaen~ at the mceUO,: Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lclfheit, WUUam Musser, Eda:ar Abbott,· Mrs. Leonard Reed, Mr'" Vir· gil ~own. Mrs. Ball , Mra. Arnold, t.orenzo Davis and Dr. and ·.-Mrs. Moore. · . Annual Training Schoolls Held For 4-H Leaders· 1 "-""'·....; E4lion Hobstetter, Ch~irman of the Boacd and President of the fomerny National Bank, announced today that Alfred M. Elb!lii~ld was ei<~Cted to the bank's Boacd of Directors at the allnual meeting of the stockholders, which was held Tuesday . . Mr. Elbelfeld has been "'"business leader and active in the management of The Jacob Blherfeld SQns Company Stores for · Marilyn Davis Passes State ' · ·· hamAsNilrse . ....... yolil~s ~~!I!!J>IIini I' .ldl\'ltl.. at the skatuu: ftll.l iD .. tow.o-"er at. other platet Of bualfteJII Wlljld ~ot be ~othettd. AU· loafing on.ollt...,, howev~. 11 not to ·))e done. Council .lhij diM!ull8d -the possibility of lowering a atom· eewer on Aridenon Street to prevent the backing up nf water at tbe eortter of Andertcn and Tbird Streets. The a:roup detided to eontaqt the new State Road Commission re· garding help on the projec:L The name of Otis Queen Wll8 submitted to the couneU as 11 posnew member to replace DciBicbardaon, wbo re8i&:ned aome time ago and moved to Hunt· inglon. Queen is to be cOntacted by the counc:U. Present at tbe meetln& were Mayor Ray Workman, Recorder n. Williamson, Councilmen Olin Frank Board, hd Russ Cblef of Polite W. "r. Cai'ie)' and l.ew Ed- In.diPJed TermOf . . Grai.d 'Jui-y ·Hom~ ~anagement -~t iindtetmenu wore rel~rned SpecW1st Plans tb·e Jao~ary term of Ma~on Meett'ng Jan. 10 ccurt ·grind jury on the openinJ . m PL Pleasant on Felony indictments were returned agaimt the following: Thomas Lee Warner, charged with maR· slaugbter in the dcattls of Wil· liam L. Manuel and Donald J•mes lUt<:bie, Jr., in an aulo accltlent on December 26 on Route 36. War· ner,. 26, of Columbus was the dri· Ver ,Of a car whleiL !ilrUC\i: ,car driven. by Sgt. a.tanq,el, 40. ln . the ear at the lime Will the three q~orith old grandson of Mant~-~i, Donald Jam('S Ritcblc:, Jr. · ·2aul D. Graham, charged witb fo,rpry. • Lawrenct m~n. indlettld on three forgery, , McDaniel, chaz:ied with upe. the re- Fifl:r·six offieers and leaden cf 4-H CJu~ throughouL ~ason County. weu in att~ndancc at tbe annual training !IChool on 'Stturday mornln~. at the rt. Pleasant Junior Hilb School. Classes -w,re beld Cor the vari· ous. o(fi~t'l and loaders were heJd ~ followiri'J a geiler~ a~>seriiJ:i!y. A· Russ Capcbart or a letter ltom I I.IJI; rterw•rd those in attendance heard CINCINNATI 0. UP _ frod- 1 tall bY Jean •Franco!~ De. !Aug· Publ\c Service uce: ·,..... . aie of .Algeria, who is visiting the ~~.~~~:l~g the adju.$tment ·of water Eggs, a~ut steady; Prices paid United States under the Internaof Hey Roush .llld Robat farms, consumers, whites · and tlonal Farm Youth ·:Ex'"h,nrc probrowus. A jumbos 3340; A Iarg& gr:am. He told the youngsters about 2941; A mediums 25-11: A small life 1n hii· native country. MIDDLEPORT MIIN HELD instJ:uetors, in the school were 20.24; 8 lar.-e ~18; FOB A lara:e Russell Caruthers, Middleport, 3~; medium 31-34. Mra. Ferri Mitchell . . MJ"s. li'red Is bcing•held .in county jail today Chl~kens, irrl!g"ular and Uft8et:- [Spencer. Mrs. Wllbur rtanb, Rus- for Ltcklna: County authorities fol· tled; 'Jr~en 3-3~ tb 18-20; bena, IC~I Prlddy. Sall7 Lou .DanL June lowing his lfffllt Tuesday by Spe· bc.ayy type 14-17; hens, l1ght type Sienetr, ·Maey Ann Rogen, Lola cial Sheriffs Deputy Bob Ohlin· 10.12. . .. Rouab, BUI Prldd7, IRd virginia ger on a warrant dtarJina: nollsupport. Butter. DO teore 68. Lo<lkll3rt. ' . ·et epo .... Mark R " many yean. Other directop reelected were Dr. R. E. Boice, Edi1on Hobstet· ter Wmen Pickens, Mildred M. Stanley, and Elilon Weeks.. '. HoNtetter also l!lald that all or , the fo.IIowing officers and em ployees of the main office had been r~eleded at the Board's anMarilyn 'Sue Dsvi!, a 1956 grad- .nu.al meeting held on the same uate of HoJrer Hnpital· School of date: f:djson Hobstetter, President; NIU'Iiins: .at Galllpolis, empJqy.' Eld(!n Weeks, Vice Preaident; Roed at UnlvUslty · at Col: ~rt S. Coates, Cubier; Mildred umbus tb't sbe M. Stanley, Assistant Cashier; Ri· th'e Stale A deftnition of Maaon CUy'a h11 ! Chambers, Assistant Cuh· tived lts.t chard curfew regqlations .wia (ivn on ier. ~lJd is naw a· re;:ittered Monday nia:bt at a meeting· of the Max,ne . Griffith, Setntary; LeTown Coun~il beld in the :Mason ~ fijture plan9 a~e tO spe- ra X. Jones, Clerk a!'ld Teller; Town Hall, i . l4e .is a public Healtb Nune. Charlotte M. Evalis, Bookkeeper; Council qptained that · the cur- da_ Stie Is tht daogbU!:r ot W. F. Marilyn L. Ebersbacll, Bookkeeper; lew wa1 an official aet of i~ coundl ta halt loitering on the Davis ot Pomeroy. and Cora A. Gl'indley, Custodian. streets by youn11ter, 18 years of Officel'i of the Ruthtnd Office age and ~r and wou~~. be in .are William J. Hobsletter, Branch force ev.~,'-hlebt of ~JI]it ·w.ek '-'f" Martaaer, and Edilh Williamson, with the e~ceptlon Df Frlcllr aipd ' Assistant Br~nch M'flnager. Saturday. I!O!Ibooe t1'(D,~Ia Gl• curfew wht SOUitd at ~0 PM . . 1~ waa further tx»lalnel .that Mas0n CouDt.il Renews Stand On Curlew Law - Two Acridents Are R~ported In Art',a Tuesday . Firemen from Raelne, SJ"iacu•, and Po-.oy, tqlether vith Emerseney Squada ~ Jlei&B County Sheriffs Depa.rt..qlent llh;wered a call to ~ Net• Settlement farm abo\lt 10 o'dtt~ ELBERFELDS be said, "and to ask for tbeir continued semce at great sacrif1ce to themsehes and their familiCJ docs not reflect favorably upon 'this great and pro1perous state,'' It has been utimated that a two-step wagf' increase for 1tate employe"'!! would cost about S12 million It would arrect sorne 4!1,Local officers Jnvestisated two 000 workers. automoh1 le wrecks Tuesday. one The mtenm governor said " in· in Pomeroy, the oth~r near Tup.. adequate comptnsatlon leads to a pers Plains. No Injuries were sufnigh turnover rate whlth is a &e· fered in either ~Uision vere ecoqom1c loss and mUS-t be Sheriff Robert C. Hartcnbach further refl~ded by low Diorale, reportecl a car driven by John E. cesumng in poor performanre." Flowers, 60, Belpre, 0 ., stopped on tlrvvru s appeal lor increa~~ng the Owl Hollow road while going the pay of tne ran& and fUe of west abo~t one mile east of Tup- 1CIVIl serv1ce workers and hour)J pers Plams. , employes !t•llllWed action b)' tbe Leg11laturc 1 uesaay to rahe nl· Another car traveling behind anes ot top slate exeeutivet. F1owers and driven b)' Brooks lsrown sa1d he agreed to sign Summerfield, 58, Reedsville , !>kid· the bu1 arter recetnu& ".assurded on the snow covered road ances" or the Leg1alatJve and slrik:ing the rear of the stopped Gov.-elect C. Wilham O'NeUI will car. There •-ere no charge8 filed . give ··full con;uderaUon" dw'ing ThE' eolliliua..occw;ud about 12:30 1.1le , commg month!i to a .-age p.m. 'boast for state emplawa. · pttllee cited WiY,iam O'Neill c('.mcs mto office next lEi, Hellier, Ky., into Monday. Hi! asked for .uJary bill mayor's tourt Wednf'Sday nlgbt ta. attract "Oul!it.nding men"' to for ~w..f:!o>d the right ~~ his new OJ~mm1strat1on. way in ail'~-· 'lfli"lye Ave. ?'i.n ts WJUl th.ese assura~al and Rt. 7 at 8 p-.m. Tuesday. I v.·U1 s1gn M>nate tull No. 1 WD..au1 Investigating o~ficer HeDI'f VA:!ryou have approved," Brown aald. ry Ka ld Birchfield pulled mto the brown , a rormer s~te highway occupied by Mrs. Evelyn G. patrolman, s:tJd the ''tul:nOYer in Kmght, Pomeroy. Police estimated damage to the Birchfield tar ' at 'be state law enforeement •gency 'is I predicated on a low salary $000, to Mrs. Knight's at $120. · - ~Wk. .. FURNITURE ..... APPLIANCE$ READY~ TOt WEAR ·e. ., . . . . ;A,ICTURES !'he report of the nominating ' BLANKETS ·..... DRAPERIES . . . . . LAMPS . . mmlttec of wblch Mrs. Joseph 10k is the chairman, will include HOUSE WARES ... DRY GOODS ' ... MEN AND BOY'S WEAR vera! reeommendations snch 811 e formation of a board of dta- · · MUSIC .... -HOSIERY. WOMEN'S,GlRLSAnd'n4FAN~f'S NEW TAU BETA PI . \ WEAR Theodore Fisher, aon of ~r. and \Irs. Hiram .Fisher of RD 2, Min· nville, h"' recently been inltlat-' · 1d into Tau Beta Pi national en· •ineering honor society, at · Ohio. Jniversity, Athe.ns He 18 a se.nior najorin" in electr ical engineering 1nd is a graduate r,f Pomeroy Hl4il,~ k'hool. He b also a mcmbet '9t he American Institute of Elec-rlcal Engmeers. For -----. YOU For BARGAINS For -BILLS - --- · - - - - ltes· dny' 3 actl· I undwnn at lh 1• !\! arlin Frigidaire Automatic group. MONEY ,, J ~u COLUMBUS, 0 . (UP)- Gov. John W. Brown today called upon the LegiSlature to i>o?st the s;tlaries uf state employes. Brown, addressi';'g a jomt session of tht:· Leglslature, said reports _he has received from state department heads "drastically pomt up the need for increased pay." "These people are the foundations or orderly government,'' An eatimatlod ' our volunteer ·~:~~ ged on the S. day night to save a ·full of hay and help rel~~~o ~· cl!s ruliscrl l b t: JI coopcralwn m Lhc Wo•·ld· wH k t:hurch At!('nd:Jn ,· t· campaign w1Ji l' h start ed o n .!o.~J lUJ ry 6 and .viii r untmuc through ~a ster. ~ Baptist Church To Hold Annuar Business Meeting --- - -- - The Ass octal!on t11 scu:.scd plans for il Countywide Lur mc n'a Stlr· - -5~- Brown Cites High Turnover In u: Officers elected wer~ JanicE' Richards, president; first vlcl' ; 1rc~ , Alma Baumsardo'!r; M!Con!' vicc-prrs., Emmalme Bowie· !losl•tta Richard, secretary, Susc· Sm ~e r , trea.tmrcr. Carrie C.as!it"l!, Councilo1 The Guild Will meet on lt.c fir · Junior GuiiJ of the t~.!l Monday of each month . Mrs C. Baptist Churc~. was husl· ·:l'il served hamburgrrs, potal their !1r sl meeting of the l'htrs and hot chocolate to the Mt. Moriah Guild Elects Officers F,orThe New Year vit'l' and fur a { ' oun1~ wide Youth lblly wi lh furthn plans to be m;HJf' whf'n they ll ll'l' t in Febru· , ary at the Pom ~ r o y l"ed~rated lfhur rh. - .Jobs Due To U.w Salaries Paid The Hev We •ky .II nktns, Racine Ua piJ st ~·h1m h ~ a~tor . pr.esided at t ht" lll l' (~lJ n;.: ;,u,l t h,. ho:;l pastor con1IUd l'tl the op t' nm s devotionAl serv ice. J'lw nwmlwrs - DaiJy Sentinel - sent an d her Y.t-re ord ere d / a Unc mi~dcmeanot ww 'r eturned against' · ~dlctmtnt tiia .C,raddolpb Smith charged\¥'Ub o~ct. lial'· a policeman In the qt~rtise of his duty. FOreman of the grand Jury was Fnnk: Board of Mason City. mher mcm'bctrs were : Otho ~ni~fi: ~- 0. Blain, Earl Kec(er, ~(fit. 'Ro~b. Paul 'f:. Hendel'SQn, 1. ·J, iD~~. 1. C. Gl'iUia. Arlin Haii,•Q.d014lfO• Del, A .E. HutJSell, He~rl UevllJi, fiam Bettor. F. A. IJ~IIIf, ~b J!JU, l!lld H. A. Jolln"""' ,. • Dorothy Lawrence, home man · ftgement speciallst from OhiO State University, will conduct the da)'·lime meetlllg Thursday, Jan . 10, of the Rock Springs Home Dem· onatration club. Representatives from other clubs in the county have been invited to the meeting where the ." usc and tDre o[ small electrical appll ances" will be studied Member& have been asked to bring their own lunches and drinks. Jloun; arc 10.30 a.m to 3 p.m. District Scout Meeting Will Be Held January 28 Announcement was m8de toda y by the Tri-5'1ate Area Council of Boy Scouts of America of a mr-('\· mg Menday January 28 .at Farm ers Rotc!, Gallipolis. or lhe Me•gs· Gallia~ason D1sirict Committee. Fred H.ihh~. district chairman announced 1hat a dinner w•ll ~· aerved prior to the meeting be· ginnin& at 6:30 p.m. In a court seuion Tuesday hiMh Mayor E. F. Robinson fined Ronald Bearhs, 18, Pomeroy, $tO and costs with tbe fine IUJPCndcd on 11. charge o( speeding. The fine will he invoked if Bearb1 • .arreated again for t.be same oftense, }he court told Bearha. · " Symphonic Band Concert To Be At MiddlepOrt The annool Po-Mid-Wa Symphonic Band Concert will be held on January 19 at 8 p. m. in the M1ddleport Higb School, Auditor· ium . The concert is an annual affair spon~orP.d bv the band5 of Pomeroy , Middleport and Wahama High Schools and, this year, featurel 161 student musicians from those three schools. The concert closes a day of practice under tbe direction ol some well known conductor. This year 's guest conductor is Ernest ss~&eaule . "In recent m~.1nlhs," he qupted a patrol report, "there bu been an influx of resignations from members of the uniforp and ra- " dio divisions." Brown said a report from the State Highway Departro.ed -aaid it was "not adequately manned to efficiently perform its fUnctions." "Wage rates in mainttinanee unskilled and semi-,.-ki.Jled employes are so low," he read from tbe report, "that in several areas- within the state we are having difficulty in mannmg the maintenance organi?.ation in sufficient strength to carry on some of 1.0e basic . . , functions." "Reports such a'5 thele drastic-ally point up the need fJU" in· ereased pay £or eareef employes of the sl..Jte," he said · "The,;e employes carry on fhe daily routine work which is so essential for proper fundioning." · Brown .:ltscus.scd the long Ohio Consolidated Telottpbone , strike briefly. saying the litJ'at(on wi1 still "troublesome ," Tbe ' maiD part of his address, however, c4Jleerned salary increast>.s 6W itate M_a_n_ri_n~·~·------:c::c~---e-=m"p=Io,:y_c_s.___ -::_ _·____·_ Woman Is Elected President · Of Mason BoardOf Edntation Mrs. C. P. Stout of Hogsett was elected president of the Ma. son County Board of Education at a meeting of the board held in the offices of the superintendent on Monday evening. Mrs. Stout was elected last year to serve a second six year term as a member or the board. Mrs. Stout defeated Robert Adkins, board president for the past two years, for the post by a sccrf't vote of a-2. The new president was nominat ed by Howard Schulta. Adkins was nomina-ted by Fred Saunder~ ~flrr Saunders first nominated "id111ltz. w~p declined the nominatiOn . Krith Arnold or New Haven. an r llll)\oycc w1th the Pbilip Sporn rlant , took his scat on the board. H•~ term ia ror •ix years. He un,catcd Gerald Rood in lhe eleeI!On li last spring. The meeting lasted fnr three homs and consisted ln the. main of discussions or the school build· lllg program and personnel probkms. Ttjc board approved the iippoiutIIH' nl or Charlcll n. Witbers as prmcipal of Sunnyside Scltool for 1he remainder of the yeu' to ro- place C'lyde Sovinl'i, who resiincd to acct"pt a run time r.tu,jrge In tb' mimstry. W1thcrs rormerly was principal of Hannan High School and has be('n tcachins- sc:ieD.CC .at Wi~field lllgh School, this yr.ar Emp)oyf'rl by lhc bo,.-d were Stanlt'Y Williamson an a bua drh·· er anrl Mrs. Warren Dttltl. u a srwclary m the bo.,d offices to rerlacf' Mi~s nuth Ella Baird; who is employed in the couot)' t'lerk's office. l'£ r mission wa6 r.lso gtanted to the wahafna and Pt. Pleasant High School bands to QSC Ohf!; stbboJ bus l'ach to at!Pnd the inaquratlon of Gov. Cecil Underwood i.n Cbarle:r ton en Jan11ary 14. Th(' next board meeUnrt will be held on !"cbruary 4, ·I I ..., �_,_ .7 t;~ dl . . . .c#:ct. 2-Dally.Sentlnel, Poinmy-Middleport, 0 ., Jan. 9, 1957 ____ ,;. I - ---- ' HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE The Daily Sentinel PLANTS ~ Miss Katheryn Philson of Ala· bama spent Chrislmas with her parent s !M and Mrs. Fred Phil· son . :\[r and :'11rs Vlriil Walker had as Nf'w Yt>a l's guests Mr. und Mrs. Lf'wis Walk£•r Rollert Terr('Jl Mr. 11nd Mn Virgil Roush and family DEVOTED TO INTERESTS OF ~IEIGS-MASON AREA PublQl:eG every afternoon except Sunday by Tbe Ohio ValleJ offht -pbone 301; editoria1 office phone 39V. lenUDel, lne., at 110 Mechanic St., Pom Pny, 0. Busmess IICHARtr S. OWEN - GENERAL MANAGER RE 'tNOLD E. GREENE - EOITOit ••• LeN~onaJ advertising representat !w , l-lottinelli Kimball loc .,. ,~Olton Ave., New York Ctty . 16, N Y. ' .. Porn~~~~~ let:ond c-Jass mail1n.~: maHer at the post otfice at A ,.., SUbscrt9f,Ioo ~tes: ~livery by carrier whrre &VQila~le 30 ce~ta per.,w1eetb : one year 10 advance at The Daily Sentinel offil-e w ~ Mrs. II\' • ) They Give, Ask N.? Return 'J . ' Not from The Horses' Mouth ' Latest rumor, of many, to come out of Letart Falls is that the Ford Motor Co intends to build a plant employing 18,000 people on land recently purchased there This is equivalen t to an "i nsidr leak" during World War H that American troops would invade simultaneou s ly the exposed coasts or Russia , Japan , Norway . Germany , Spain and ltE~ly . That Ru ssia at the time was an ally dJd nut see m to detract all from t~e. logic of th<' h•ak. !\or dill the f<tct there were by several mtllton too few men under :mns tu accomplish the 3t Mr and Mrs Glenn Thomp11on. •upcrintender.t and matron or tht• Melga County Chtldrcn's Home to· day upressrd lhelr U\llllkll to 11umany who c.;,ntributed gift11 for the Chi!Liren's Home ChrlstnHlR. Those to whom thanks were ex· preased nrr : The Meigs Groecll'y Cu., Thf' C. E. Rathburn 'l'r u~l Fund : Racine IIlah School ; stark's DruJ Store; Davis lee and Produce Co.; Presbyterian Mis11lunury Society of Syrat'use; Ohio Vallt'y Commandery· The Diocese of the Pre•byterlan Church. Middleport. The L11ure1 CHit Sunday School: The Bell Telephone Co .. ·Rutl~~oud Furniture Co.; Sah.•m Center ws. C8; Rutland Fire Department; Pomeroy Amcrlcan Lealon ; East· & .A • ·=-= D H<dph Nor ton r~ o s- William 1-Wyman and !jOn Mikr or Racine visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. W. R. RayJl1an F-riday ~r. nnd Mr.z;;. Geon::!! .l)race and or &t. ~!I w. v •. t.oo Bract. vialtt!d Mr. an~ ~·Tbc WSCS.. Ql ei~~ t,l.ined by Mrs. Vlrtil Walk~r Thursday, "hQMrin& the bil'l!l~ar~ of Mrs. l.:tlura Ptckell$ and Miss Josie Pickeus Devotional by tht pres!· dent Mrs. Muy ft.oush rcadina the 91st Psal~. Prayer by Maude Johnson. ~cret pal names were drawn A Round Robin Card was signed a rneS&Sil4! from each and sent to Rev. Emmabelle Sopher a pattent in Handin Memorial Hos· pi tal. H()Jiday visitflr& of the Pit-kens were Mn. L. E. 1-'ickens, Athens, Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Neia:ler, Mr. and Mrs. George Neliler and daughter June and Shirley Racine and Miss Sally Rflush Ea st Letart. Mr. and Mra. Vir!lil Roush entertained with a turkey dinner at Christmu to the follo~in& Mr. a!)d Mr~ Fred Shain Racine and Mr. and M.rs. Virgil Walker local. with the clelatls or how PNfcsJ>or o! Stewart Grainier-a ma6 of in the shape Ill' · 11'11 in. Drag it out in the bush and leave it for the vult.ures. Put lhe poor thing out of il_s. m_1~?~~Y Jlo rr'tble to look at, on top of an eaa:ly look , brother, you ~ol somethinli!. , . ,Sr.ltiy whD e.bn~cted the mumps ~ro~ my godt:!blli:l, aged two 91}~ a. htl. I had mumps for llle ent!ref,mtl~·. The man who is suppo d to keep elephants rrom stOni ng me ILly in hi s lent on his bed "of pain Wtlh a ra~ Lhat resembll:ld a lms· kelball with two punctures for e}es Mr Selby hurt. He hurt from the top to bottom, and all around If a maddened hummi ng birrt had am I tl ·. · 1 sort of hate to have it put Uown ," Silld I. "It's been a gooU an d faithful frtend Also, there's lhl vet nanay ·• 1 · 'There '~ that to it," M'r. Garner satd , then brightened. "Tef you what. Let·~ r,tve 11 back to lt wife an d chllcl. the one that g ve it ·The Editor's,· MailBag The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy, Ohio >Gentlemen: Please find check Inclosed of $4.2:5 for six months subscription to The Daily Sentinel. Would abo like very much ror you to publish the following song poem in the Sentinel as a warning to careless drivers. TO CARELESS DRIVERS U yOU drl.'e a C4"1' today , Please be careful on the way: Other folks are on the highway, · driving too Watch the others, watch your speed, And each sign be sure to heed, Please be careful in each si,njjlle thing you do. lhl• mumps Lf't us pass, D/l you Yanks say. lh(• bu ck. Let us sum· mon :~ plallt' from Nairobi and <" ~Jme to a lt aeM me. Mr. S('t br hone lht· cqrrass removed. Then t:ou ld not have li fled his s llng~ hot mayb(• V,.(' I'll)) g(•t in a spot of J cousulted wllh a Mr Gt·or"e " ~ ""! i o" l"o m 11 b d b . .. ' k" l(' e pan rtl.arner, a d isp laced Lond oner g; 11 whose basic llt'!t!Cls arc partiall y ~Jisah~d for bY the fl\Ct that So H tame to rass that the silhit has one o{ the prettie(t wive~ 1\'Cr IJird sw1•pt down from 1the -- ----- -·- ---' - - - -.. . . . ,.---. ·- - 1~kiCs, d1sgorl'!ing Professor .'7 man , a memher of the firm. The Prof(!:;sor had had mumps in Austra lia, or ~orne place. He was aecompanil•tl hy \fistress Mickey Selby, mother or the culprit who ble~~ed Father Selby with the mumps Mr G;nner suddenly teWhen you sit behi~d the wheel 1 eaUed t hat his bl'au l iful bride was Please be careful tlow you feel home from Rhodes ia , and he Koep your mind and hand Jas <ultl.otll. lh•7.*"!_& funn~ due belter get !Jack anti have the steady aa can be. lot. Jt. wu Swlfty O'Brien..... tilt~ Bro&dw&J- 60tf floor s _!:We pt a nd th" c urtains nUt-· Othf!r rolks a"re drivlna too, And ao m•tch dependa on you, ri~nt and horae player, who touted me on to the) fed , so l'V('r~ lmdy took otf, just like in a Ht•mingw:oy short story. lf you want to k.ft'p on ltvinc, extatenct of New York'llatelt--& ..leet croup oC Nobody kno·111s what happened Lo and be free. ~1_t.or11, writers, pubJtchM, ete,, who- lltand Mr. Se lby and hi s mumps, al~o Jratrel to the tar tl!lndl of the urt.lt • •• to,.. ht we ]!~ten to the safari : thoug Keep a firm and steady hand, another screening o1' a movie c:aJled Beat tM broadcasts la1lhfully Nobckly ever While you't"e drlvina: thru this Devil. ''Thellt iU)'II,." lah1 SwlttJ IUOOIIKitly, ~~ mention s mump~ Especially as land, an nut•.'" applied t ~ Mr. , Garner. Do not drink beer, wine or whisI dug a 11ttle ~ found thtrt dl4 alit IUclrt ~ 1 key, if you drive. " What are we doi ng -bere, that I group, Its 111embenr IDc!Jud!nf Dlok ltarnea, JDUo> 1 Death 111 lurking in the cup, a(lnr edltbr of & local ntw~pt.pctr: Dave Bbell, .: 1 shot_Jlcl be ltll' ll from my wife and Do not t.ake ooe little aup, marazlne editor: Abe l&np, t1tt tu~thumper: Junwr at this tim!' of year?" Dr. o,.ucM Morx. for Mu11iclanB' Loc~,}!_02 1 1M. & bandtul ot otb~ll Bowman askNI "Apart from Pla~se ll:eeo sober, if you want to atay alive. -whO art dedicated.' I uw liHt tk Dn>Q ud! mump~ and aiJ·p]ancs, that ! ~?" "S1t'ord,iltA" It conlidered It an amiable lilt of ~U4 authon4 ' " I !learn ll'l/ that they 's .kudu in Won't you heed this little song? Chi pas1word. , by TrunLan Capote and 4JrtC~ by JOhn HUlton. t~em thar _h ~ ll.~" r replied, talkina: Cboosr: the right, .void Ule , · "Thll,ot Savage told me ft&Uy, '"Ur tht 1ft•~ like a Brl11 sher thinks a Yank wrona, ought to talk. movie ever made.'' He was eomparatlvety drunk, UYIQ $\lit Lpt the Saviout br: your L~ader, lh.e Aim for the 11th time at a apeclallhowln,f lilt up tir the 0\llu,lt Thp good profl'ssor viewed the by a fUm atudto'• lo-~al oiTice, Lord and J'rirod. landseapli' w•lh dislaste . , Tht• 11 the darndut town tor c1f.)ta. Hoi1)"WW04, fOf laltance, II a· He will auide Yl'\l day a_nd nlaht 'Ptoo," he said , approximatejy. And wrtl leaeh you whll !• rlth( 111on otoNJa<d.<~Wota' ··town. tho O\rllll't ¢1111M ll>l!t ..1116 In lor "Let U!l go antJ shoot one so ,tilt moM 6rtbodoi" mo\t"em~nta, like nfJW rellrtonl or aelebraUona of U.. I can return home where 1 beIf YQU pr~, -and kee.11 on tr\lttine till the end. · · . I t..U An..-...,Illy, llot ·Now Voii!Vo pi ~~~~ hi 1110ro olfbotl· long.' . ~a)'t. ' .· . , ~-·' . . .. ... ' ' . .. -~.,<' • , <. • ... .. . ... . So wt' went and climbed some . AbO-ve pb d b lll Btl Y rs. ey hills _and ~~w a lut of kudu of ap- Pi ott com ~ Aairl ~~~:.ri'....;..., IDWo. 1n Maonatlul' prox1mnte flizes, gradJna: down ~ wbott name• mean next to nothiftt to :lit'Ootmtry 1t l&rp: Mabel from small to !ltnallcr and climb' hankina: you in ad,atlee, _, ' tltnttr ~ 'l'p-..m:y:J.Ytnan. Neither Mtlll K. JLOr llr. L. ner wtU ed some murc hill ~ and then we Youn Truly, J"!CeP. ~~~ - 1:111'1t.-Wiae-and y~t th'" 1.rt •malL 1\USOJlAblY bi'!IU,lOt ba\it'l.i or pUfi..Cn.wlera here whop &lmoet wtf)' night to reet bull. hlgh, and was couldn't have n1 ...., om, saw this only abOUl itt il\a lft'tlt'l tf thtm. IJeUqer of them bu Vtl')' illlpHIIlve talent-., 200 more who than 10 tons. weigh,,d a-mt )te& tbex. .Jttell) to ft~ the amoke, tb romantic rloom and tbe "Clamber up herr on this rock " mood iDIJ)Ind by four martl.nla .•• aQ tbey 11nJ their torch aonP and tbe cultllll elm their eye• and murmur "~Jut \be putt~&;." 1 8aid Dr Bowman. "Now walt stio yean;, and try not to Puff ao baret. New York hu lor years been the OHQ ot' lht W. C. J'ltldl culta.ta,. Tb~y can hf>ar you in l'{ah'tlbi. who may be the worat or all to comb out ol )'Our ~. Oecuton~ Now. a8 it Is coming out from beone ot the art movie houee11 runa a W. C. J'teJ~ futtV.Jl tor a week. hind that hush, J sunest you dlaplay:ng au ol the old master'• 61m1, jUit to keep the cultlatl it ll 's quite a g'lod might shoot quiet for another few month1. Theae are Jolt *Mill! Wbo bave ...a head , actua'ly." T~• Bonk Dklc 20 Umea and an comparable to U&olt Ot'-llut-ganlfSo I .!lhnot it Inex:p~rtly, but fa movle·~ r• of yeaterday who eould, u B. J . Petelq\&n put It, "quote tally . I don 't evet want a better ·rrQIIl 'J'Ite Cobinct fJ! Dr. C<lljgarl not cmct- but 8vt ttmea." one Or another one. betause kudu ' 1 have C'Ost me seven years, much PERSONALLY J AM A MF.&IBEft of 1 Wpr, Jon~r-eatabllahed money, gre:tt frustration, much eult ... Marx Brotbera ran•. We can get pr«ty obrioXlooa, too. w. discomfort . 0. MeOeehan, the rolf wrlter, used to head 1 thiPter of tbll eect, and Discomfort? There Is a little othert or Ull are scatter«~ arDund the nation. We fOrever 1.-e point• swelhng just under tbe earl, a., lng out to semi·proa In the cult that TM an4 .DOt A Hlnk11 puffi!less under the eyes... Crockr.ra waa the Ar1 ~ movie have a puaword-Oh .no. II couldn't b~. MotbQr, "awordfaafl," hken from ot the N•ueeatina, hm'r It? de~" - wherever you are, did I There are cultt•tl and there evrr have ti-e mumps'!' are any number of a member In (l'opyr1ght 1~7. by United-Fea· good atandlng of the Flua thehl wu ture Syndicate Inc ) a c:ult devoted to tr&.cktnc whatever h:1 anotl:llel' aman, dark night club ahe wu CHRISTio!AS DINNIIR OUIITS c:ln41matJc cult that 1pu.b of the cartoon Mr. and Mrs. W. T. -Stone had u _.cPm"lt.'l U Ute greate11t dta.matlc of G ,NaUotl, their dinner guests Christmi~· Ml'. and Mrs. Samt1cl Carte"!' of "'heelThe a~dest, tr_M,rat thing aLout All th•""'·~ll Ing, Louis Stone and daughter, a.dOrtd ldol bl'Q.ka "Ute rarc-Hed cha\T\1 Uly Jane. ParkersburJ, Mr. and lar-th~ loae lrltfteat. Tht Coca rant or Jltl when abe b&eame the darling of tO Mn. Merrill Johnson and t:!hilflren It 11 likely tbat th~· Mclk-lng·Bolng Nicky, MerrUyll al\d Betty Jo, ot that TV hll bqun tG pnrMmt thou Gallipolis, Mr. and Mn. ~- , 0. rmt1 are eomparaUvely safe, alnce \hat picture laid Ita Weln, lit. and lllro. EmU Knllbl, dellcat• eg-but it It ever I• ~-cvh•ed •ucceaaf\IUy em ·a lar(t acaltt apd Mrs. Gewae Japaes anti U..ad.WIUI.VJ.IQIU, .On, Btllle, all <I ilorlfor~ 0 '" " ' Bow- WSAZ.TV CHANNEL J WSAZ·TV e·-5.., 6.0!1 Sitn On 7:00 Todlly 9:00 Coffe e Time, 10.00 Home 11 :00 The p ..ice Is Right 7 ·00 9 00 10 00 II 00 11 :30 ll:OO 11 :m TBA 1.2 ·00 TJr Tac Doueh 12:30 It Could Be YoLJ. 1:00 Current l2 30 1.00 2:00 2·30 3 ou tO SC'hool 2:30 Tennessee Ernie Ford 2.00 Carner• Goes 3 :00 l!flitit~t.l Tb.e..atre 4:00 Qukn lflr a Day 4:45 &fodern RomE.ncea Comedy Ti{l;le 5:JO The Aunt Dru Sbow 4:00 4:<15 ,,oo 5 ·00 !1 :30 My Little Mara,\e 6:00 6 00 6:30 Ne.·& Picture B:'l5 Sll!lf!l Eye 8:55 WeaU!:,:t!.Aa~ 7:00 MQpf of "Ule ToWil 1:30 ~le Plaber '1 :41 8.C ~irs 8:09 Blrim 89U~ 6.30 B 45 tl .55 7:00 7.30 7 :45 8:10 Ji\~E'f Jaow• Best I 'ik)V.ahhH 10111J ~RV~ 8 t·llt lr''"' ,j,.,lrll• l inn, urcor11in1 to 1lu· I I. S. /\11 •• •I <,.. lu view uf Jl rcM• l'!l l wnrW kn ,. loll• mou e t:ivlliKn wulIIIII! a re ni·r.lnl In th!! Crntllld Ohol"nrr Corp• ""'"'ll1<'hl'll aitl ' ad unl ~cr~ imjl!lrl~n! o•l.• illt'lll of ou r alt tlt·frllMI ~)~ l<·m. Oul~ D kw hunr~ 11 Wl't'k 1fe r ·<1•uml. lOIN \OWl ' r.ALL CIVIL DEFEN$E ''.. ;:TdBd ,,,.b/,- P.,. b/,,/,,.,1 ''' " "''"'"liP~ 111/h 1"!tr J~n•l\'01 i~ fOo Arl':'d/,'!1 C~llfll J0:-30 ~bQr..On.e• ..T~t Barry a aaoa a a a a iS: 'G&il I ,. IIRtte,. 011JJJ Sll.leS •1 OfVISION Of WilDliFE . u could Be Y'>u Current Parsun's Sh..dv Tl'nneiSee Erii.ie .F.ord MatinPr Theatre Queen For A OJ~y Mod e~ n Roma v.ceu Cumt>dv Time Aunt Dru bow FIRtt and Scruga:s Show Nt>ws Picture Sports J;:ye Wea!herca st Cruncb and Des Dinah Shore Sbo"if NBC News You B~t Your Llfe Lux Video Theatre 10:00 11 :00 NP!ws Headlln>~;S Ni.w.1·Headllnes lt:lJ Wu!Mr.iot ll::,W trfi 1laol JUG Weatbemst · 11:20 Press Boz ~,~~~·~-. ~..~,~~~:~~,~ro~~J·~nw~~~g~~~-------- WeHII'P(TY Chanftt' a ·-- -~ 6:00 1:00 Wf~ C~tj·L .. WC~5-TV .. ~p-x.,..... ~lq Show tO:OO G""f Monro IUO ,lrt~!lf G<<ll<., 11:10 Strlk, 1t Bleb 12:00 Valliht•Lady 12:i5 :LiDve of Llve i2:20 seW:Ji l!lf 'J!oJnDrrow 1U~ 1:00 1:30 2:00 2o30 I :00 Xatle'a IUtcllen 1:30 Ai The World TlllDI !&J Our Misi Brook! 3:00 The B.g Payotr 3o30 Bob Crosbv Sbow 4o00 Brighter Day 4:HI Sect ."t St.orm 4:30 Ed g~ of Night 2:30 8"ouseparty 3:00 dle Bic Payoff 3:30 Bob Crosby Show <:OO Jlripler Da7 .fd5 IIC!tet stol'm 5:00 The !.::Rr1v Show Bo30 tour Essv Rep.1rtet <:30 Fdte of Night 5:00 Tn,. Early Show 6:45 Sports Parade Lea Paul & lllory Ford BollS We~tberptan 7.00 Art Linkletter & the Ktd1 6:30 Your Eiso Re-porte,6:45 Sports Parade 6 :M Wentberman '1:00 Jill Corey Show '1:15 DOuglat F.dwatds 7:30 Giant Step ? :15 Douglas E1wards 7o30· Sgt. Preston of the Yukon BoOO Bob CummineS Showr 8:00 Arthur Godfrey & Friendl 9:00 The Mllhonaire 9:30 J've Got A Secret . 10:00 20t)l Century Fox Hour \1 :00 Vp to U.e-mhnlte news t1 :()5.-' ~Doing the Weather \1:10 'l'be Late Show .~ 8:30 Shower of Stat's 9o30 Playhouse 90 1~:~ .; ";J Up, tp th, "fK ""'"'• MO>Ws r .,, ~ 11:05 Scanning th~· ,Weather . 11 :10 The Late Show :..:---- WHTN-TV Channel13· ---WHTN,TV CHANNEL 13 12:15 Neighbors 12:80 Midday Movie Matinee J :30 Feminine Touch 2 .U t..\berace . 2:~ lJfe Wtth Elizabeth 3 :00 Alternocl'l :"ilm Festival • :30 Super Serial Tun..;&:00 Mickey Mouse Club 8.;(lfl Puffalo B1ll Jr. · e~O five S•ar Final 1:00 Kukla, ~~ra1. \- Ollie 7: 1S Johr Oal.v & the Newt 7:3() Sher1ff of Cochise 8:1)9 Circus 9:00 Wire Service 10:00 Air Force Time ':57 10:30 Playbowe 13 11:00 News of the Niiht 11:15 Th.e.a,tre 13 Ylt_. 12:11 Sicn Off Mrs. J. 1{. Smith Sr., Mr. and ·Mrs. 1. H. Smith Jr and chlldl'fn, Mr. and Mrs w=mam McKnight, Mr. Mn. Arthur Wayland, and Esther McKnight all of HartHARR"f GIBBS HAVE GUESTS Mr. and l'lfrs. Harry Gibbs of Front Street had as their C!trist· ' Huntiov;ton, mas guests Mr. and Mrs. Ja~k Frye G. McKru_pt ancl ~iss Lena .Embleton Of Ches· • P4f, ~J~~(!~U!oy:u~.1.'~Iao1~t~t~~~~l~~~=~~~R~u~th~aDd and I Obapman of Hartford . ter, W. \'a. ind - Miss 1 Mildred t9Fou~ ~wmr · DAILY -NIO POS9eSSI/lN L!MI( ON C:ANADII GEf!$6 IS 1\\0 '. Pomeroy Garden Club Meeting Is Held On Monday Elsie Wolfe Wed To John Roach On December 24 We Havel ICE SKATES Boy• and Girls Mr. and Mrs. Lawr-!nce P. Wolfe marriage of tbctr daughter, Miss Elsie Ma:tine Wolfe, to John Robert Roacb, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Roach of Letart. Tbe wedding took place on December 24, at the home of the bride's pnrents with Rev. Fen-est Murray officiating .at tbe smglc ring ceremony. The bride, who waaa given In marriage by her father , wore a street lenttth dress of winter white metaU1c brocade with matchin,g accessorics. Attending the bride was her sister, Mrs. Beulah Webb. Best m·1· was Lawrence R. Wolfe, brother of the bride. .The new Mrs. Rousb wa1 for· merly employed by the Sylvanll Electric Products Company at Pt. Pleasanl Mr. Roush has served in the u. s. Army. The couple are re.•dding in Chester, w. Va. $11.75 Shoe Type We Have ·plenty SLEDS • • • FOR HUNTING Cross Bow PISTOLS WITH SARROWS $16.95 PLAID Carry-A:II Bags $1.75 LIGION CHILl SUPPER THE II SPORTS CENTER Feeney.flennett Post, No. 128, J~ori·i,i;, Legion, will have a fiUpper tonight at 7 p. m. wlth Ralpb Martin, Dale Nicholson 1nd Gent! Rice as the hospitality com· mittee. After the supper -commander Roscoe Fife will preside at the meeting to bu held at 7:30. AU members are urged to be present for tbc supper. WE CARRY COMPLETE LINE OF BUILDING NEEDS ' PAINT *WMBER *NAILS INSULATION- SHINGLES IT'S NOT CEILIN6 ZEI<Q lllAT f.lOLD<; UP 'IWE FLIGHTS"·IT'S <>It; .:lUMAN ZE!;Os /AsK lll& 60\1$ AT T\.lE lJQ(I;.T COUNTER ". COllltructl¥e aitlci.lma of van. _. IINt.eMu for thr: meetiiiJ •ere 0111 arnn&emenu uhiblted a& the lin. Robert LI)'Be and Xn. Henrecent tlowr:r t how were read oa ry Buck. ' Monday evr:nlna: at • meednr: of The meeUne ope:nr:d wltb t.he the Nehatlim• Garden Club held club I'D'RJ and th~t club eoUecl. A In ttte Alex QuiUin Memorltl Club waya and meant commiUee W'll apHouR- In Nfw Haven. pointed ot which Mn, Chetter A report on the plana of tb'= Jluoa Ci¥it: Center tor tbtiu"la County Pa:rent--Tucllers tbe MODtb of lbft:IL IIDIM .... Council lO Jurthr:r Ie&iJiatioD to faee .-u Dlmed to coataet ,.. equ.aliz(' tax ea 1D tbe alate ol Wr:Jt 10na tor the job of tha,....,.,... Vir&lma was 1ubml&ted Lo the M• BJ - law• rece:nu, draft tiP ... 100 P'T A at a meetln& held a& the paMed by the PTA .....-. 4Ut:ri- Muon Weaver wu enoWJL'ed u c:bauDWL Point Rock Tbr: res~tlon of Jln. Donald Cook wu read aod Un. lame~ Roulli wu voted to be aqepted u a new member. AppllcaUon Cor membe:rlhip hos 11t1. Jean WOO<J.a wu read. Attending wen lin. Pete Barril, Mn. Geor&e MaKala:bt, Mr•. FOtltr:r Gria.ltead, Mra. David Fie' Jr., lin. WOllam Gibbs, Mn. ?l'oUe, Jll'l. .UOnald Brown, Mra. Ray Piell:ena, 1r ., Mra:. Tbomu Hoffman, Mn. Phil Sate:r, Mrs. Vlt Street, J1rt. HatrY Miller, Mrs. Mel Clark, Mn. Jamea Diehl, 1r , Kra. Geora"e Barns, and Mra. Ed- Mn. Jo. Stroq, Mn. Dora Bobo and Mn. Evelyn DeVault eaiJtd on Mrl. Mattie Morril who iJ Ul Mr. and Mr1. E. W. Holcomb bave moved to Caml Wlllcbelter where Mr. Hoieomb it doiDJ practice teachinli and Mn. Hol· comb I• eml)loyed in the bank. Mrt. Valhe Ocdln 1a ia llelll General Ho1pltal and lin- Tom Clay ie: La Shelterlq Arm1 HOtpita!. G. A. Birehf!okl, C<1umbul 1o apendlng 1 few da11 with the ltldikln famille1. Mrs. Carl Shenefield eatert.a.l.l)ed ward Ryan. the Home DemonttraUon Group WedneJday. Tbere were eiJht pre- t.be b()tDtt oflln. Rez Sbenefle1d. tenL The nut meetiq w1ll k at ,!·~ Grqoey, o.,...., vtottod ""' parent&, Mr. and Wooley Grr:a:oty. )(r. aad Jln, Baler Bo1r:n and oOC of LolldoDcler!7 ril!ted G. B. ---_.......... _..... .._,._,_ ...,. ........ -w........... reportaw that tbe u... bu wttbdrawal. IMro. Mra. LiUie Hardway, Wortbiaa- ton spent Sltnda)' bere. at ber m..e Mr. IODd Mrs. Davtd Welch of Woolter, Ohio and Hr. and lin. Frank Dorst and famiJy of Loa.: Bottom were vWttng· lin...., stbel stout over the holiday Maaon. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Brlctlea were Sunday guests or Mr. .and Mrs. Geortte PicteD!I and daUJbtet of Reedsville. Mr. and llrs. Gordon Chevalier and sons spr:nt SUDday with her mother, Mrs. Norma Dean of Sum- (l~"tAfioolltU HOGG 6' ZUSPAN MATERIALS INCORPORATED Ia The Hearl Of MUDD Cit, ... We Still Have Trade-Ins THEY ARE GOING AT LOW, LOW, PRICES Come In and Snare One 1953 Ford V8 VIctoria. R & H and F.O.M. New Soat Covers. Really Sharp, 1952 Chevrolet Db:. 4 dr. Heater, new tires. Completely overhauled, perfect IIDd clean. .1951 Studebaker VB Comm. 4 dr. 0. D. She's Ka't. Clean. 1951 Ford V8 , 2 dr. R & H. Runs fine. 1950 Pontiac Station ·wagon (8). Radio, Heater, Auto. Trans. Rvns fiDe. 1950 Studebaker Champion, o.D. R&H, Runs good, .C)Ieap to operate. 1949 Chevrolet Fleetlin~ Finish. 2 dr. R & H. New 1949 Willys .station Wagon. Good Tl~••· . 1940 ford V8 2 dr·. lle~an. . GOod cheap Transplii'tatlon: Many More ·To C:hoi:IH From METROPOLlTAN AUTO SALES AI TrOffl~ Uglit t. Middleport Open Emd~JV ~ 8 p.111. Pltone .,5-J -te 11111111• TO UIIT Mary ~J &brlllt ol J eruulem win meet 1.1 rqular I..WO.. Frida, ....""' II tho IOOF Ball, Pomm17. GraDdpa:reDU aN lit. lftd Kn. llanT Cl'om1lall, Cllppen J(ill, and Mr. ucl Mn. VirgiL llanlr:,, Hobeon 8oa4. Wltlilm Lanthron, CUpper lliU. · 1t · a great arandtather Of the DI!'W _hlby. JANUARY SALE Begins FRIDAY, JAN. 11th GO In style , •• sl<lrt your Skyway luvgoge .., wilh the "Juliet" basic trove! ca.. In smart·loolcing Sprvce,,. $17.75 plys tax. THE SHOE BOX COLLINS JEWELRY Middleport ner. ' Our Job Oar job Ia ..-atllli' eleclrlclty and 1ettillg It to when Irs aaed. Wtire 111 thta bwdn.. beeauee It Ia c:oncernecl With tbe 110pply of a fundamental reqalnlllent of JDCMiern liviDa'. beo eaa11 It'• aD hononble one, bet:&an we like it, and beeaan ,.,, w&JII to eaia alivlltr at it. ' We aim to live Olle ldltd.ot eervke ttl mryone •• , the belt IIW'e poeelble. Tbat mean. aup. 1JI:vbtl aar customers with what they want when they want it. It means beiDa' coartoous at all t!mta and mallltsbllnrr attraetlve U.,.to-do-blllilleH-wlth oftlcea. It meana clollll' avlr)'tltlnt we ·can to keep COJDo )lainll from arlelltr, tind It meana ·· 11rom~ aud fair baDdi!Di' of thoae that do. We are a eltlzea of each communlty we ""' lllcl ·tab &II active part in tts altair& Like &111 other citiuu. .,.,. want our aei&hbo1'8 to think '\veil of WJ, Bald~, It makea goocl l>aalneoa.eeme. ' We tan on!7 t>roopar as the communit;r l>rosperi 10 we help I~ thrive In eve17 wq we tao. Such Ia our job •s we set' lt. We an teyllli' ·to do il and to do It better. ,.,.n all the time, WJaere Yoar ConfldOJlce II Jwrtllled w. Mala st. the Union Week of Prayer service in a body Thursday evening and later adjourn to the home of Mrs. Beid Varney, Hobaon Road, for their January meeting. lnVaedCara Dnotlonall for the 8l4lltlq were 111: elll.l'fe of ll1aJ Allee a.. acb'a room. A awvle eatltlld ''Time for Action" wu Jbowa. llr. and Mn. Cl1lf«d l!anloy are tnnouae1a,: tht 1X::tb ol a eiJ!ltt poUDd ef~t OUDte 10n, CUIfan[ Bront, at Dober H011>ilaL the It e 5elet!C Onlg The Very Beat attQd Pl'A. ~~.. ~~ ..~at! N•W AIIJIIVAI. TO ATTIND SERVICES The Golden Rule Cla1111 of buted to memben Jl•aat. - 4 lr:n(thy diJculllor:: f t l a1IIIJ IIIJdJ eonetmlnt WIJI to pt ,.,.,.. te 6<4t~wGO..G0 ..60 110 TUPPERS PLAINS Radekinl. By •'"'"' lrlcldoo llr. and Verd ChwalieT of Succeq were- p;tllb ~ · ~- and Tom Porrln and 1119tbei', "", CMtANOI TO MilT Ora caldwe~L ' Roek SprirtJ• Grange will meet Mr. and Mn." WUlfam Cbapmu • · a p. m. Tburtday io ita: fird and family went \0 Newark Su• rh.eetlna: of t.b.e year. l'lnt and dl) to see Mn. Chapman'• motller second dttaret work w1U be eivea Mrs. Lola Caldwell who 11 in a JlD at thlt meeUng. Refreshment• wlll atol'ium tbere. Sbe .i1 mUc:b 1m- allo be aerved. proved. Mt. and Mn. Ra,- WblWn,ton and daughter of CharlestoD tpellt Sunday alternoon . with bet pu-ents, Mr. and Mra. W. W. Brau- Muon Elementar)' aebool on 'he. d01y e vl' lltng. The Pl. Pleuant Chamber b r eported to be bacld.Da: filCh plana and it wu hid tbat there melDbin of all civie poups in the county w1!1 form a eoUDtJ comrnlttee to .l! d ln tbe wort. At Tuesday'• mr:eJna: it wu abo announced that the receat cub scout drive m Muon netted a toiJI of $211.84. Oi.Jeu11ion wu be.Jd on the appointment of chaperoae, for the of New Haven are announcing the ·F irat Baptist Church will attE'nd DUO-DOOR STORM.DOORS ' \ Past,0rs Guests Of Crusader's Class Tuesday Equipment- Mason PTA Hears Reports On New Tax Equalization Plclns Critic On Show Arrangements any career." I MacGregor Dealer Mill St. Middleport *· \ to make a 1ucceu or N~aclima Garden Oub Hears Tlae second aubject, perparttlon, he called a necesaity for l'!lucce•• and quo ted the familiar phra1e ''There Is no loyal road to widaom" In dul('ussmg the requirements for a aound basla for knowledge. Performance, the last of the b)' Mra. NeUie Vale, chairman ol three aubjects. he called very imthe committee on career Advauee- portent and aald that in a survey ment, spoke on this subjecl and ma4 among employees, they had uaed three aeneral tcpiu : 1, plan- voted that it wa.e mott neeesury nina:. 2, preparation, and 3, per- tor a leader to havt a good knowlormance. ledge of the work be waa domg. The speaker wbo graduated last He alto stated that the public is year from Ohio State UniYeraity only interested in performance al College: of Law, gave a brief re- the present, not in a past at."hlevesume o( tbe various jobs be bad ment or record. He concluded his held before starting his law car- talk with the 8Xample of the new eer. They included teaching and GOv. WilHam QINeill, who al:~rted more than two vears in the Army aa. a school-boy to prepare, plan Cbem.ic:al Corps. and baa now achleved the perforIn discussi.Qj: his first subject, mance Of a JOOd poliUcian. planning, be said that anything Mrs. Wesley Fry, presid~nt Of worthwhile requires 8erious plan- the Club, thanked the speaker for fting and a consideration or the his lalk. Special music for the varLoua aspects Of the work decld- meeting was presented by two ed up. He pa.raphrased the late guests, Mrs. Chester Erwin MidDean Lewis' favorite quotation dleport, and Mrs. Jed E. Webster and aald "It takes a heap or plan- Jr., Pomeroy, who played two pinine, preParation and performanee ano dueta "Deep Purple" and ''Canacfian Capers." Mrs. Erwin, Mr.!i. Web1ter, Mr. and Mrs. Fultz were guests at the diriner meeting which opened with TRIGERJ!I'S "BLA.CIC ~ the Club Collect read by Mrs. COSTUJ.Ul ahoWa the jacket Orin Smith. Special favors for the dulped in W'hit.e tUk latin and members and guest ~ were secured wom. over a llleatla or blac~ ' The Rev. and M,rs. claremont by the Carer Advancement eom· E. Hoyt, the Rev. Howard Ruppelt mtttee: .Mrs. Vale, Mrs. Smith, :::~t!r:~Ul- ~IMd •:.·-:.....·__ and Roy Lamon were guests when Miss Far.it! Erlewine and Mrs. Wit· 1--------'-'-."::'::. the Cbrirtian Crusaders Class oJ bur Theoba1d, and weluded cos. the First Baptist Church met Tue& metics, candies, date books, matchday lfl tht home of Mra. Ruth Rob- bookl, ealendar, keyring and inson and sor-.., Steve, after attend- cbanee purse, pencils, sort drinks ing the Union Week of Prayer and yard-sticks. ROll call reaponses for the service at the Baptiat Church. meeUng were "Why I Chose My Miss Lydis Eber.sbaeh, assisted The visiting pastors conducted a short prayer service and'EugenE Vocation and What I lJke or Dis- by Mrs. Chl"l'les Peraioger, eatertained the Pomer(ly Garden Club. Coleman, president, wu in chargE 'like About It." Mrs. Fry presided at the short Monday afternoon at her home, or the meeting. Mrs. Harold E. Hubbard, teacher of the Class, con- business meeting and announced Mulberry Ave. Mrs. Edward Baer, president, du.eted their sperJal program which plans to at!A;lnd tbe luncheon to be Include!" the discussion of ques- given by the Ohio Legislature on presided at the meetina: and 13 Uons which have been placed in Ja,nuary zz at the Nell House . members responded t~ the roU a question box prior to the meet· Those planning to attend are Mrs. call, "Say something good of your Fry, Mrs. Guy Reynolds, Mrs. L- neighbor." A gift was ordered sent ing. Mrs. Robinson served a dessert E. Reynold!!:, Mrs, Kenneth Me· to Mrs. Creta Price, a member who ts a palient at Meigs General course to the ~ests and Mr. and Elhinney, Nina Rus~ll. and Fred- Hospital. die Hnudashelt . Mrs. Coleman, Mr. and Mrs. Larry An interesting and informative The president named Mrs. Eva Rice, -Mr. and Mrs, Don Becker paper on ''The Word is Your Garand son, Randy, Mr. and Mrs. Ro· Stout, Mrs. George Lowery, Mrs;. den" written by Mrs. William !B. Walter Roush on the Health and bert Mills and da)lghter, Robin, nownie was read by Mn. George Mr. and Mrs . .Charles Vroman Mr;s. Safety committee and Mrs. Pauley It. Parker. Ann Neal and Mrs. Harold SarManning Kloes. Refreshments were served by gent on the Finance committee Mrs. Nln Moore, chaltman of the the hostesses during the social Health committee, announced the hour. !!-.nnuol Heart Fund Drive for SunPASSES NURSE EXAM day, Feb. 24 and asked for volunMiss Donna Roush, daughter of teer workers for tl;e house-to-house Mr .and Mrs. Arthur Roush, Leadcanvass. ing Creek ltoad., baa been notified tha.t she bas passed the State N~rses' Board exafllinations. Miss Roush, who graduated from Middleport in 1953, is a graduate of Mt. Carme1 Hospital School of Nursing in Columbus, and is em· ployed as 'Mt carm~l as a registered nu"l'se. 11:45 Cartoon Club. J2 :10 Noon News .... t!GJ/r IN l'rJ!SmJ/R Bernard Fult&, parlhner ln tht! Websttl!lr-Fultz law firm , waa lhe aur:at speaker wllen the Middleport BUiinesa and Profeuional Women's Club met Tuesday tor their January dinner meeting at the J'lr•t Pre&byterian .Church. Mr. Fultz, who waa introduced 11:44 Sign On I 0/I/I.Y 11M ' L/Mir ON PIJCJft.. 8 Strike It Rich' VaUa.nt Lady Love of Life Search For Tomorro"AGuiding IJgbt Katie's Kitchen As the World Tums Our Mia,s Brook.s Housepr.rty !1,30 12:00 12,15 1:i:30 12:45 Guldlnf Lifhl 6:2~ C!t~NEL 8:00 Ca&Jt.ain KaoCilroo 11:00 Mornine Show 10:00 Garry Moore 10:30 Arthur ';odfreJ ' AootiPtil '•r TBA Hom e U:OO Peoolt>'v Clul:ice 9:30 Thp Ford S.bi1w. I 1n lhl' r ~<' h l 1>f a •u rprl ~ l"hf'lhf air allud•, n u r tol11 !1t' , 11ll nf wuninll! ~ 1 gn 0" Toda> CoUec Time Home · The Priet' [s 8:00 8:30 Dtagnet If:® Jra(t '11K!atre lO:OO ~. 'll Yout Life 11:«! CHA.NNIL J 12 oo Tic Tac Oougb rtady: ONE PHONE CALl COULD SAVE ACITY ftom do with it?" I asked "Shoot rt, I ~ hou ld say," answer· cd Mr . Ganwr " It 's no good to U8 Frank Bowman and 1 shot on e of cret sorrows, a;oing slljhtlY. white th e widest sp read, purt1est, long- _at the temples, with tbe ·look of est-horned kwlu hu ll~ th<:~t eve r eagles In his eyes. You pu:¥1 · ' tlmps NIIW YOUK·-1ho Prn S1.H . M ·~ IIl i o T.ohn Pn'd M rs Wf.' Me. """''' my new acti\litics Thanks Offered To Donors At Christmas Time What'll SINt;JDA T;111gany1k<t - 1 cc r- A White bunter is suppose~ to be tamly Uu rl\! l 1ntcnd to bore you .1 stern man , modelled on tbe lines ca me down the avcnuf'. I srldo m k is:o~ d!'ad untclop~-~ \hC> s ize. of horse_s ~ut this 4Jnc rated a kt ss. Tht~ ~~ a story of fhe mumps That ts wh.~- Dr . Bowrnan, 11 backslid Ausl.-allan v.hu Jn;jkcs his liv· ing in the Arrican bush, came out of 1!,r skil'<; on _;m iron ndt1gc !u hold my h:md 111 my ho ur of nt.•cd. Th1·y wt•n•n't my mumps e it hl'r._ Wt· h.td ~~~n~mo~ed Ihe Middleport's ne wly -o r~nmzed Explorer Smut Post took u Iron bt rd f r1 1111 Nairoht. usmg hush cred rta blc projuct for its first gro up t•flt HI lqward civ ic ser- telrgrnph -- th't iiT H ·1nd llll' pow· er of S Uiii!!C~1~ntt. ht•c;tusc :\-1r. John VIee It was a decision to maq 1:1 coffet>- and hot c hocolate-donut 1-~t·nry Selhr. ";"l ~·ondur\l n g hiS booth in that tow n on N Scc<?nd~ S\rf!e t i n the heart o~'J~e b!J S· !trs t atfarl uudn ht.\ ov..u flag of . rnns . r,\( I • int'ss di strit-t Saturda~lllilrW;~.J~ thtl Um u for tf1e Scout§' po. S tl lb'¥, , '&~;~Jll IWr >( SH 1io push ~~ , • ·I t came d n h !ht• m u1nps . A w~itn h~lntcr w!1h the mu111ps County PoUo Drive Chairman H E Ron(•Y n ow hal at )east three groups working hi s way. Th e thr eP thai have receivrd ls an abum\nati1m hdorl' I he Lm d. popcorn booth c1ownlown; students t,( Pomeroy lli~h S<·hool who sold CI'Ufdu'::; Su turduy on th{' slr<:ets, and now the Middlepo rt Scouts. That this is a painless way t n rai S(' 3 lo t of money, nccdin~ o nly lime and labor from thos<' w1l!ing to contribute, is cletn" f ro m the fa ct that Pomcrny Jo'in· nwn for two vears have turned over $1.000 to the polio w:1r dw s t ! rorn tlwir fund-raiRlng practie.&.l fcl\ow Witlr Robflrf .uark a Ford body plant; in Syracuse it is a Ford assl'rnbly plant; Min e rsville s ees it as a new Ford plant and Pfl!lleroy ha s it gobhltng up 18,000 non -eX"islent workers . All of this, and thesf:' lhjnJ::s do , r equi ri ng not more than 15 or 20 minutes. Verily, it would hf:' a dull lif\• wit hout a story lik e th is once in a while. public notice include Pomeroy Jo'ir1•m en wilh their Saturciay in Nairobi L•nd; a part, is a "\efY About feat. In other words, it is pn.·poslt.·rous. Explorer Scouts Take On Project Colutubus Chal"l~·s !\•"'"'" o! all in peace. When we lose this uniqqe allilitv to give our The person l'epeating thi :'l Le tart hulll'l i11 knew it well for whal it is But at thi s stage, wilh so rtlrlc:h iu doubt, and so much at stake, te n s ion is light cncrl by the btzaar and the highly fantashc. Then , too, this sort of s tory could origina·te around a pot-bellit•d Letart stove as a g:upss that a Ford subsuliary is planning to u se Ll'tart as a locatwn to manufacture auto parts . By th e time the tale reaches Hanne il has become Grimley Hayman Jt is having thi s qu ality that has made Ame ri ca ns.ilotablc in the modern worl~ for b~ing jtiVi.Jtdb~e in ~t_tle . most generous . Ed na larry Housh s t Lldl•nt at n1c Gra nde Collt•gl'. Mr. and Mrs Rich ard Bnggs were hohclay visitors o( V1rg1! Roush. Other vt.utor s wet't' 1>1rs Johri Graham and fam · ily of F.al on. 0 . Mr. and Mrs. George Harri10 and sons of ._,omero)' Wfre Sunda)' visilOr$ o! Mr .o.nd Mrs. w. ft. gestures an• made by indbiduals and or~anttaiJOns _ m Mc1gs County 1<m ard less fortunate persons . One of the finest. we ~e-lieve , ~~the third -vear ru nning custom of mem.bers of the Midd leport First P r l':; bvterian Chu rch to ~ave c.htldr~n of the ccunt.v ~o.me as indir_idua l aH-day ~uests mcludmg dtnner on Th <Jnksgwmg a nd ! ' !1rrstma s. The church under the le~-dershi p of 1t s pa~tor, the Hcv llowa rd Ruppelt: also Sef's to 1t that tht' youngsters go on a :; wrmmi n~ trip a t least once a wee-k during the summ €'r monlhs Middlepo rt has cooperat ed adnurably in this latter n·ntnn• , too. as it "open s" the g~tes of th e municipal pool to th e t' htldrl'n ' !hls is_ the kind of ~ivini tha1 berwfil s Itt!' g iv(•f , not in rna . te_n al ob_1eets; rather. m peace thl' sou l gmns in having given wrtb no thou~ht of winning any return wm be ~ Je ss pleasant pi~ to HvE>. !il'tvt•d . M1ram anrl Jack I.oclman of Wlnf1eld \V Va. were Sunda) vi11itors of Ed1~on llra~.:e and fam . • ily. A~an~· u.h~lpsom ~ nation w~ visltt'd :\l r a nd Mrs. h• r rt.'1'1' n1l r . a le: one month $1. By mail onP vf>ar $1&· six mon t h~· J~~thr : Ill months. S7.80: th.-ee monttt~ . $3 90 BY motor ro~ie _ . , ee months. $2.50: one month, St. ,. lnrkr) dmoer P!Ir and Mrs. Carron C!t>('k and Wednes_day- _ T__h_u_rsday· _ Bernard Fultz Is Guest Speaker At Middleport B& P Club Meet �_,_ .7 t;~ dl . . . .c#:ct. 2-Dally.Sentlnel, Poinmy-Middleport, 0 ., Jan. 9, 1957 ____ ,;. I - ---- ' HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE The Daily Sentinel PLANTS ~ Miss Katheryn Philson of Ala· bama spent Chrislmas with her parent s !M and Mrs. Fred Phil· son . :\[r and :'11rs Vlriil Walker had as Nf'w Yt>a l's guests Mr. und Mrs. Lf'wis Walk£•r Rollert Terr('Jl Mr. 11nd Mn Virgil Roush and family DEVOTED TO INTERESTS OF ~IEIGS-MASON AREA PublQl:eG every afternoon except Sunday by Tbe Ohio ValleJ offht -pbone 301; editoria1 office phone 39V. lenUDel, lne., at 110 Mechanic St., Pom Pny, 0. Busmess IICHARtr S. OWEN - GENERAL MANAGER RE 'tNOLD E. GREENE - EOITOit ••• LeN~onaJ advertising representat !w , l-lottinelli Kimball loc .,. ,~Olton Ave., New York Ctty . 16, N Y. ' .. Porn~~~~~ let:ond c-Jass mail1n.~: maHer at the post otfice at A ,.., SUbscrt9f,Ioo ~tes: ~livery by carrier whrre &VQila~le 30 ce~ta per.,w1eetb : one year 10 advance at The Daily Sentinel offil-e w ~ Mrs. II\' • ) They Give, Ask N.? Return 'J . ' Not from The Horses' Mouth ' Latest rumor, of many, to come out of Letart Falls is that the Ford Motor Co intends to build a plant employing 18,000 people on land recently purchased there This is equivalen t to an "i nsidr leak" during World War H that American troops would invade simultaneou s ly the exposed coasts or Russia , Japan , Norway . Germany , Spain and ltE~ly . That Ru ssia at the time was an ally dJd nut see m to detract all from t~e. logic of th<' h•ak. !\or dill the f<tct there were by several mtllton too few men under :mns tu accomplish the 3t Mr and Mrs Glenn Thomp11on. •upcrintender.t and matron or tht• Melga County Chtldrcn's Home to· day upressrd lhelr U\llllkll to 11umany who c.;,ntributed gift11 for the Chi!Liren's Home ChrlstnHlR. Those to whom thanks were ex· preased nrr : The Meigs Groecll'y Cu., Thf' C. E. Rathburn 'l'r u~l Fund : Racine IIlah School ; stark's DruJ Store; Davis lee and Produce Co.; Presbyterian Mis11lunury Society of Syrat'use; Ohio Vallt'y Commandery· The Diocese of the Pre•byterlan Church. Middleport. The L11ure1 CHit Sunday School: The Bell Telephone Co .. ·Rutl~~oud Furniture Co.; Sah.•m Center ws. C8; Rutland Fire Department; Pomeroy Amcrlcan Lealon ; East· & .A • ·=-= D H<dph Nor ton r~ o s- William 1-Wyman and !jOn Mikr or Racine visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. W. R. RayJl1an F-riday ~r. nnd Mr.z;;. Geon::!! .l)race and or &t. ~!I w. v •. t.oo Bract. vialtt!d Mr. an~ ~·Tbc WSCS.. Ql ei~~ t,l.ined by Mrs. Vlrtil Walk~r Thursday, "hQMrin& the bil'l!l~ar~ of Mrs. l.:tlura Ptckell$ and Miss Josie Pickeus Devotional by tht pres!· dent Mrs. Muy ft.oush rcadina the 91st Psal~. Prayer by Maude Johnson. ~cret pal names were drawn A Round Robin Card was signed a rneS&Sil4! from each and sent to Rev. Emmabelle Sopher a pattent in Handin Memorial Hos· pi tal. H()Jiday visitflr& of the Pit-kens were Mn. L. E. 1-'ickens, Athens, Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Neia:ler, Mr. and Mrs. George Neliler and daughter June and Shirley Racine and Miss Sally Rflush Ea st Letart. Mr. and Mra. Vir!lil Roush entertained with a turkey dinner at Christmu to the follo~in& Mr. a!)d Mr~ Fred Shain Racine and Mr. and M.rs. Virgil Walker local. with the clelatls or how PNfcsJ>or o! Stewart Grainier-a ma6 of in the shape Ill' · 11'11 in. Drag it out in the bush and leave it for the vult.ures. Put lhe poor thing out of il_s. m_1~?~~Y Jlo rr'tble to look at, on top of an eaa:ly look , brother, you ~ol somethinli!. , . ,Sr.ltiy whD e.bn~cted the mumps ~ro~ my godt:!blli:l, aged two 91}~ a. htl. I had mumps for llle ent!ref,mtl~·. The man who is suppo d to keep elephants rrom stOni ng me ILly in hi s lent on his bed "of pain Wtlh a ra~ Lhat resembll:ld a lms· kelball with two punctures for e}es Mr Selby hurt. He hurt from the top to bottom, and all around If a maddened hummi ng birrt had am I tl ·. · 1 sort of hate to have it put Uown ," Silld I. "It's been a gooU an d faithful frtend Also, there's lhl vet nanay ·• 1 · 'There '~ that to it," M'r. Garner satd , then brightened. "Tef you what. Let·~ r,tve 11 back to lt wife an d chllcl. the one that g ve it ·The Editor's,· MailBag The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy, Ohio >Gentlemen: Please find check Inclosed of $4.2:5 for six months subscription to The Daily Sentinel. Would abo like very much ror you to publish the following song poem in the Sentinel as a warning to careless drivers. TO CARELESS DRIVERS U yOU drl.'e a C4"1' today , Please be careful on the way: Other folks are on the highway, · driving too Watch the others, watch your speed, And each sign be sure to heed, Please be careful in each si,njjlle thing you do. lhl• mumps Lf't us pass, D/l you Yanks say. lh(• bu ck. Let us sum· mon :~ plallt' from Nairobi and <" ~Jme to a lt aeM me. Mr. S('t br hone lht· cqrrass removed. Then t:ou ld not have li fled his s llng~ hot mayb(• V,.(' I'll)) g(•t in a spot of J cousulted wllh a Mr Gt·or"e " ~ ""! i o" l"o m 11 b d b . .. ' k" l(' e pan rtl.arner, a d isp laced Lond oner g; 11 whose basic llt'!t!Cls arc partiall y ~Jisah~d for bY the fl\Ct that So H tame to rass that the silhit has one o{ the prettie(t wive~ 1\'Cr IJird sw1•pt down from 1the -- ----- -·- ---' - - - -.. . . . ,.---. ·- - 1~kiCs, d1sgorl'!ing Professor .'7 man , a memher of the firm. The Prof(!:;sor had had mumps in Austra lia, or ~orne place. He was aecompanil•tl hy \fistress Mickey Selby, mother or the culprit who ble~~ed Father Selby with the mumps Mr G;nner suddenly teWhen you sit behi~d the wheel 1 eaUed t hat his bl'au l iful bride was Please be careful tlow you feel home from Rhodes ia , and he Koep your mind and hand Jas <ultl.otll. lh•7.*"!_& funn~ due belter get !Jack anti have the steady aa can be. lot. Jt. wu Swlfty O'Brien..... tilt~ Bro&dw&J- 60tf floor s _!:We pt a nd th" c urtains nUt-· Othf!r rolks a"re drivlna too, And ao m•tch dependa on you, ri~nt and horae player, who touted me on to the) fed , so l'V('r~ lmdy took otf, just like in a Ht•mingw:oy short story. lf you want to k.ft'p on ltvinc, extatenct of New York'llatelt--& ..leet croup oC Nobody kno·111s what happened Lo and be free. ~1_t.or11, writers, pubJtchM, ete,, who- lltand Mr. Se lby and hi s mumps, al~o Jratrel to the tar tl!lndl of the urt.lt • •• to,.. ht we ]!~ten to the safari : thoug Keep a firm and steady hand, another screening o1' a movie c:aJled Beat tM broadcasts la1lhfully Nobckly ever While you't"e drlvina: thru this Devil. ''Thellt iU)'II,." lah1 SwlttJ IUOOIIKitly, ~~ mention s mump~ Especially as land, an nut•.'" applied t ~ Mr. , Garner. Do not drink beer, wine or whisI dug a 11ttle ~ found thtrt dl4 alit IUclrt ~ 1 key, if you drive. " What are we doi ng -bere, that I group, Its 111embenr IDc!Jud!nf Dlok ltarnea, JDUo> 1 Death 111 lurking in the cup, a(lnr edltbr of & local ntw~pt.pctr: Dave Bbell, .: 1 shot_Jlcl be ltll' ll from my wife and Do not t.ake ooe little aup, marazlne editor: Abe l&np, t1tt tu~thumper: Junwr at this tim!' of year?" Dr. o,.ucM Morx. for Mu11iclanB' Loc~,}!_02 1 1M. & bandtul ot otb~ll Bowman askNI "Apart from Pla~se ll:eeo sober, if you want to atay alive. -whO art dedicated.' I uw liHt tk Dn>Q ud! mump~ and aiJ·p]ancs, that ! ~?" "S1t'ord,iltA" It conlidered It an amiable lilt of ~U4 authon4 ' " I !learn ll'l/ that they 's .kudu in Won't you heed this little song? Chi pas1word. , by TrunLan Capote and 4JrtC~ by JOhn HUlton. t~em thar _h ~ ll.~" r replied, talkina: Cboosr: the right, .void Ule , · "Thll,ot Savage told me ft&Uy, '"Ur tht 1ft•~ like a Brl11 sher thinks a Yank wrona, ought to talk. movie ever made.'' He was eomparatlvety drunk, UYIQ $\lit Lpt the Saviout br: your L~ader, lh.e Aim for the 11th time at a apeclallhowln,f lilt up tir the 0\llu,lt Thp good profl'ssor viewed the by a fUm atudto'• lo-~al oiTice, Lord and J'rirod. landseapli' w•lh dislaste . , Tht• 11 the darndut town tor c1f.)ta. Hoi1)"WW04, fOf laltance, II a· He will auide Yl'\l day a_nd nlaht 'Ptoo," he said , approximatejy. And wrtl leaeh you whll !• rlth( 111on otoNJa<d.<~Wota' ··town. tho O\rllll't ¢1111M ll>l!t ..1116 In lor "Let U!l go antJ shoot one so ,tilt moM 6rtbodoi" mo\t"em~nta, like nfJW rellrtonl or aelebraUona of U.. I can return home where 1 beIf YQU pr~, -and kee.11 on tr\lttine till the end. · · . I t..U An..-...,Illy, llot ·Now Voii!Vo pi ~~~~ hi 1110ro olfbotl· long.' . ~a)'t. ' .· . , ~-·' . . .. ... ' ' . .. -~.,<' • , <. • ... .. . ... . So wt' went and climbed some . AbO-ve pb d b lll Btl Y rs. ey hills _and ~~w a lut of kudu of ap- Pi ott com ~ Aairl ~~~:.ri'....;..., IDWo. 1n Maonatlul' prox1mnte flizes, gradJna: down ~ wbott name• mean next to nothiftt to :lit'Ootmtry 1t l&rp: Mabel from small to !ltnallcr and climb' hankina: you in ad,atlee, _, ' tltnttr ~ 'l'p-..m:y:J.Ytnan. Neither Mtlll K. JLOr llr. L. ner wtU ed some murc hill ~ and then we Youn Truly, J"!CeP. ~~~ - 1:111'1t.-Wiae-and y~t th'" 1.rt •malL 1\USOJlAblY bi'!IU,lOt ba\it'l.i or pUfi..Cn.wlera here whop &lmoet wtf)' night to reet bull. hlgh, and was couldn't have n1 ...., om, saw this only abOUl itt il\a lft'tlt'l tf thtm. IJeUqer of them bu Vtl')' illlpHIIlve talent-., 200 more who than 10 tons. weigh,,d a-mt )te& tbex. .Jttell) to ft~ the amoke, tb romantic rloom and tbe "Clamber up herr on this rock " mood iDIJ)Ind by four martl.nla .•• aQ tbey 11nJ their torch aonP and tbe cultllll elm their eye• and murmur "~Jut \be putt~&;." 1 8aid Dr Bowman. "Now walt stio yean;, and try not to Puff ao baret. New York hu lor years been the OHQ ot' lht W. C. J'ltldl culta.ta,. Tb~y can hf>ar you in l'{ah'tlbi. who may be the worat or all to comb out ol )'Our ~. Oecuton~ Now. a8 it Is coming out from beone ot the art movie houee11 runa a W. C. J'teJ~ futtV.Jl tor a week. hind that hush, J sunest you dlaplay:ng au ol the old master'• 61m1, jUit to keep the cultlatl it ll 's quite a g'lod might shoot quiet for another few month1. Theae are Jolt *Mill! Wbo bave ...a head , actua'ly." T~• Bonk Dklc 20 Umea and an comparable to U&olt Ot'-llut-ganlfSo I .!lhnot it Inex:p~rtly, but fa movle·~ r• of yeaterday who eould, u B. J . Petelq\&n put It, "quote tally . I don 't evet want a better ·rrQIIl 'J'Ite Cobinct fJ! Dr. C<lljgarl not cmct- but 8vt ttmea." one Or another one. betause kudu ' 1 have C'Ost me seven years, much PERSONALLY J AM A MF.&IBEft of 1 Wpr, Jon~r-eatabllahed money, gre:tt frustration, much eult ... Marx Brotbera ran•. We can get pr«ty obrioXlooa, too. w. discomfort . 0. MeOeehan, the rolf wrlter, used to head 1 thiPter of tbll eect, and Discomfort? There Is a little othert or Ull are scatter«~ arDund the nation. We fOrever 1.-e point• swelhng just under tbe earl, a., lng out to semi·proa In the cult that TM an4 .DOt A Hlnk11 puffi!less under the eyes... Crockr.ra waa the Ar1 ~ movie have a puaword-Oh .no. II couldn't b~. MotbQr, "awordfaafl," hken from ot the N•ueeatina, hm'r It? de~" - wherever you are, did I There are cultt•tl and there evrr have ti-e mumps'!' are any number of a member In (l'opyr1ght 1~7. by United-Fea· good atandlng of the Flua thehl wu ture Syndicate Inc ) a c:ult devoted to tr&.cktnc whatever h:1 anotl:llel' aman, dark night club ahe wu CHRISTio!AS DINNIIR OUIITS c:ln41matJc cult that 1pu.b of the cartoon Mr. and Mrs. W. T. -Stone had u _.cPm"lt.'l U Ute greate11t dta.matlc of G ,NaUotl, their dinner guests Christmi~· Ml'. and Mrs. Samt1cl Carte"!' of "'heelThe a~dest, tr_M,rat thing aLout All th•""'·~ll Ing, Louis Stone and daughter, a.dOrtd ldol bl'Q.ka "Ute rarc-Hed cha\T\1 Uly Jane. ParkersburJ, Mr. and lar-th~ loae lrltfteat. Tht Coca rant or Jltl when abe b&eame the darling of tO Mn. Merrill Johnson and t:!hilflren It 11 likely tbat th~· Mclk-lng·Bolng Nicky, MerrUyll al\d Betty Jo, ot that TV hll bqun tG pnrMmt thou Gallipolis, Mr. and Mn. ~- , 0. rmt1 are eomparaUvely safe, alnce \hat picture laid Ita Weln, lit. and lllro. EmU Knllbl, dellcat• eg-but it It ever I• ~-cvh•ed •ucceaaf\IUy em ·a lar(t acaltt apd Mrs. Gewae Japaes anti U..ad.WIUI.VJ.IQIU, .On, Btllle, all <I ilorlfor~ 0 '" " ' Bow- WSAZ.TV CHANNEL J WSAZ·TV e·-5.., 6.0!1 Sitn On 7:00 Todlly 9:00 Coffe e Time, 10.00 Home 11 :00 The p ..ice Is Right 7 ·00 9 00 10 00 II 00 11 :30 ll:OO 11 :m TBA 1.2 ·00 TJr Tac Doueh 12:30 It Could Be YoLJ. 1:00 Current l2 30 1.00 2:00 2·30 3 ou tO SC'hool 2:30 Tennessee Ernie Ford 2.00 Carner• Goes 3 :00 l!flitit~t.l Tb.e..atre 4:00 Qukn lflr a Day 4:45 &fodern RomE.ncea Comedy Ti{l;le 5:JO The Aunt Dru Sbow 4:00 4:<15 ,,oo 5 ·00 !1 :30 My Little Mara,\e 6:00 6 00 6:30 Ne.·& Picture B:'l5 Sll!lf!l Eye 8:55 WeaU!:,:t!.Aa~ 7:00 MQpf of "Ule ToWil 1:30 ~le Plaber '1 :41 8.C ~irs 8:09 Blrim 89U~ 6.30 B 45 tl .55 7:00 7.30 7 :45 8:10 Ji\~E'f Jaow• Best I 'ik)V.ahhH 10111J ~RV~ 8 t·llt lr''"' ,j,.,lrll• l inn, urcor11in1 to 1lu· I I. S. /\11 •• •I <,.. lu view uf Jl rcM• l'!l l wnrW kn ,. loll• mou e t:ivlliKn wulIIIII! a re ni·r.lnl In th!! Crntllld Ohol"nrr Corp• ""'"'ll1<'hl'll aitl ' ad unl ~cr~ imjl!lrl~n! o•l.• illt'lll of ou r alt tlt·frllMI ~)~ l<·m. Oul~ D kw hunr~ 11 Wl't'k 1fe r ·<1•uml. lOIN \OWl ' r.ALL CIVIL DEFEN$E ''.. ;:TdBd ,,,.b/,- P.,. b/,,/,,.,1 ''' " "''"'"liP~ 111/h 1"!tr J~n•l\'01 i~ fOo Arl':'d/,'!1 C~llfll J0:-30 ~bQr..On.e• ..T~t Barry a aaoa a a a a iS: 'G&il I ,. IIRtte,. 011JJJ Sll.leS •1 OfVISION Of WilDliFE . u could Be Y'>u Current Parsun's Sh..dv Tl'nneiSee Erii.ie .F.ord MatinPr Theatre Queen For A OJ~y Mod e~ n Roma v.ceu Cumt>dv Time Aunt Dru bow FIRtt and Scruga:s Show Nt>ws Picture Sports J;:ye Wea!herca st Cruncb and Des Dinah Shore Sbo"if NBC News You B~t Your Llfe Lux Video Theatre 10:00 11 :00 NP!ws Headlln>~;S Ni.w.1·Headllnes lt:lJ Wu!Mr.iot ll::,W trfi 1laol JUG Weatbemst · 11:20 Press Boz ~,~~~·~-. ~..~,~~~:~~,~ro~~J·~nw~~~g~~~-------- WeHII'P(TY Chanftt' a ·-- -~ 6:00 1:00 Wf~ C~tj·L .. WC~5-TV .. ~p-x.,..... ~lq Show tO:OO G""f Monro IUO ,lrt~!lf G<<ll<., 11:10 Strlk, 1t Bleb 12:00 Valliht•Lady 12:i5 :LiDve of Llve i2:20 seW:Ji l!lf 'J!oJnDrrow 1U~ 1:00 1:30 2:00 2o30 I :00 Xatle'a IUtcllen 1:30 Ai The World TlllDI !&J Our Misi Brook! 3:00 The B.g Payotr 3o30 Bob Crosbv Sbow 4o00 Brighter Day 4:HI Sect ."t St.orm 4:30 Ed g~ of Night 2:30 8"ouseparty 3:00 dle Bic Payoff 3:30 Bob Crosby Show <:OO Jlripler Da7 .fd5 IIC!tet stol'm 5:00 The !.::Rr1v Show Bo30 tour Essv Rep.1rtet <:30 Fdte of Night 5:00 Tn,. Early Show 6:45 Sports Parade Lea Paul & lllory Ford BollS We~tberptan 7.00 Art Linkletter & the Ktd1 6:30 Your Eiso Re-porte,6:45 Sports Parade 6 :M Wentberman '1:00 Jill Corey Show '1:15 DOuglat F.dwatds 7:30 Giant Step ? :15 Douglas E1wards 7o30· Sgt. Preston of the Yukon BoOO Bob CummineS Showr 8:00 Arthur Godfrey & Friendl 9:00 The Mllhonaire 9:30 J've Got A Secret . 10:00 20t)l Century Fox Hour \1 :00 Vp to U.e-mhnlte news t1 :()5.-' ~Doing the Weather \1:10 'l'be Late Show .~ 8:30 Shower of Stat's 9o30 Playhouse 90 1~:~ .; ";J Up, tp th, "fK ""'"'• MO>Ws r .,, ~ 11:05 Scanning th~· ,Weather . 11 :10 The Late Show :..:---- WHTN-TV Channel13· ---WHTN,TV CHANNEL 13 12:15 Neighbors 12:80 Midday Movie Matinee J :30 Feminine Touch 2 .U t..\berace . 2:~ lJfe Wtth Elizabeth 3 :00 Alternocl'l :"ilm Festival • :30 Super Serial Tun..;&:00 Mickey Mouse Club 8.;(lfl Puffalo B1ll Jr. · e~O five S•ar Final 1:00 Kukla, ~~ra1. \- Ollie 7: 1S Johr Oal.v & the Newt 7:3() Sher1ff of Cochise 8:1)9 Circus 9:00 Wire Service 10:00 Air Force Time ':57 10:30 Playbowe 13 11:00 News of the Niiht 11:15 Th.e.a,tre 13 Ylt_. 12:11 Sicn Off Mrs. J. 1{. Smith Sr., Mr. and ·Mrs. 1. H. Smith Jr and chlldl'fn, Mr. and Mrs w=mam McKnight, Mr. Mn. Arthur Wayland, and Esther McKnight all of HartHARR"f GIBBS HAVE GUESTS Mr. and l'lfrs. Harry Gibbs of Front Street had as their C!trist· ' Huntiov;ton, mas guests Mr. and Mrs. Ja~k Frye G. McKru_pt ancl ~iss Lena .Embleton Of Ches· • P4f, ~J~~(!~U!oy:u~.1.'~Iao1~t~t~~~~l~~~=~~~R~u~th~aDd and I Obapman of Hartford . ter, W. \'a. ind - Miss 1 Mildred t9Fou~ ~wmr · DAILY -NIO POS9eSSI/lN L!MI( ON C:ANADII GEf!$6 IS 1\\0 '. Pomeroy Garden Club Meeting Is Held On Monday Elsie Wolfe Wed To John Roach On December 24 We Havel ICE SKATES Boy• and Girls Mr. and Mrs. Lawr-!nce P. Wolfe marriage of tbctr daughter, Miss Elsie Ma:tine Wolfe, to John Robert Roacb, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Roach of Letart. Tbe wedding took place on December 24, at the home of the bride's pnrents with Rev. Fen-est Murray officiating .at tbe smglc ring ceremony. The bride, who waaa given In marriage by her father , wore a street lenttth dress of winter white metaU1c brocade with matchin,g accessorics. Attending the bride was her sister, Mrs. Beulah Webb. Best m·1· was Lawrence R. Wolfe, brother of the bride. .The new Mrs. Rousb wa1 for· merly employed by the Sylvanll Electric Products Company at Pt. Pleasanl Mr. Roush has served in the u. s. Army. The couple are re.•dding in Chester, w. Va. $11.75 Shoe Type We Have ·plenty SLEDS • • • FOR HUNTING Cross Bow PISTOLS WITH SARROWS $16.95 PLAID Carry-A:II Bags $1.75 LIGION CHILl SUPPER THE II SPORTS CENTER Feeney.flennett Post, No. 128, J~ori·i,i;, Legion, will have a fiUpper tonight at 7 p. m. wlth Ralpb Martin, Dale Nicholson 1nd Gent! Rice as the hospitality com· mittee. After the supper -commander Roscoe Fife will preside at the meeting to bu held at 7:30. AU members are urged to be present for tbc supper. WE CARRY COMPLETE LINE OF BUILDING NEEDS ' PAINT *WMBER *NAILS INSULATION- SHINGLES IT'S NOT CEILIN6 ZEI<Q lllAT f.lOLD<; UP 'IWE FLIGHTS"·IT'S <>It; .:lUMAN ZE!;Os /AsK lll& 60\1$ AT T\.lE lJQ(I;.T COUNTER ". COllltructl¥e aitlci.lma of van. _. IINt.eMu for thr: meetiiiJ •ere 0111 arnn&emenu uhiblted a& the lin. Robert LI)'Be and Xn. Henrecent tlowr:r t how were read oa ry Buck. ' Monday evr:nlna: at • meednr: of The meeUne ope:nr:d wltb t.he the Nehatlim• Garden Club held club I'D'RJ and th~t club eoUecl. A In ttte Alex QuiUin Memorltl Club waya and meant commiUee W'll apHouR- In Nfw Haven. pointed ot which Mn, Chetter A report on the plana of tb'= Jluoa Ci¥it: Center tor tbtiu"la County Pa:rent--Tucllers tbe MODtb of lbft:IL IIDIM .... Council lO Jurthr:r Ie&iJiatioD to faee .-u Dlmed to coataet ,.. equ.aliz(' tax ea 1D tbe alate ol Wr:Jt 10na tor the job of tha,....,.,... Vir&lma was 1ubml&ted Lo the M• BJ - law• rece:nu, draft tiP ... 100 P'T A at a meetln& held a& the paMed by the PTA .....-. 4Ut:ri- Muon Weaver wu enoWJL'ed u c:bauDWL Point Rock Tbr: res~tlon of Jln. Donald Cook wu read aod Un. lame~ Roulli wu voted to be aqepted u a new member. AppllcaUon Cor membe:rlhip hos 11t1. Jean WOO<J.a wu read. Attending wen lin. Pete Barril, Mn. Geor&e MaKala:bt, Mr•. FOtltr:r Gria.ltead, Mra. David Fie' Jr., lin. WOllam Gibbs, Mn. ?l'oUe, Jll'l. .UOnald Brown, Mra. Ray Piell:ena, 1r ., Mra:. Tbomu Hoffman, Mn. Phil Sate:r, Mrs. Vlt Street, J1rt. HatrY Miller, Mrs. Mel Clark, Mn. Jamea Diehl, 1r , Kra. Geora"e Barns, and Mra. Ed- Mn. Jo. Stroq, Mn. Dora Bobo and Mn. Evelyn DeVault eaiJtd on Mrl. Mattie Morril who iJ Ul Mr. and Mr1. E. W. Holcomb bave moved to Caml Wlllcbelter where Mr. Hoieomb it doiDJ practice teachinli and Mn. Hol· comb I• eml)loyed in the bank. Mrt. Valhe Ocdln 1a ia llelll General Ho1pltal and lin- Tom Clay ie: La Shelterlq Arm1 HOtpita!. G. A. Birehf!okl, C<1umbul 1o apendlng 1 few da11 with the ltldikln famille1. Mrs. Carl Shenefield eatert.a.l.l)ed ward Ryan. the Home DemonttraUon Group WedneJday. Tbere were eiJht pre- t.be b()tDtt oflln. Rez Sbenefle1d. tenL The nut meetiq w1ll k at ,!·~ Grqoey, o.,...., vtottod ""' parent&, Mr. and Wooley Grr:a:oty. )(r. aad Jln, Baler Bo1r:n and oOC of LolldoDcler!7 ril!ted G. B. ---_.......... _..... .._,._,_ ...,. ........ -w........... reportaw that tbe u... bu wttbdrawal. IMro. Mra. LiUie Hardway, Wortbiaa- ton spent Sltnda)' bere. at ber m..e Mr. IODd Mrs. Davtd Welch of Woolter, Ohio and Hr. and lin. Frank Dorst and famiJy of Loa.: Bottom were vWttng· lin...., stbel stout over the holiday Maaon. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Brlctlea were Sunday guests or Mr. .and Mrs. Geortte PicteD!I and daUJbtet of Reedsville. Mr. and llrs. Gordon Chevalier and sons spr:nt SUDday with her mother, Mrs. Norma Dean of Sum- (l~"tAfioolltU HOGG 6' ZUSPAN MATERIALS INCORPORATED Ia The Hearl Of MUDD Cit, ... We Still Have Trade-Ins THEY ARE GOING AT LOW, LOW, PRICES Come In and Snare One 1953 Ford V8 VIctoria. R & H and F.O.M. New Soat Covers. Really Sharp, 1952 Chevrolet Db:. 4 dr. Heater, new tires. Completely overhauled, perfect IIDd clean. .1951 Studebaker VB Comm. 4 dr. 0. D. She's Ka't. Clean. 1951 Ford V8 , 2 dr. R & H. Runs fine. 1950 Pontiac Station ·wagon (8). Radio, Heater, Auto. Trans. Rvns fiDe. 1950 Studebaker Champion, o.D. R&H, Runs good, .C)Ieap to operate. 1949 Chevrolet Fleetlin~ Finish. 2 dr. R & H. New 1949 Willys .station Wagon. Good Tl~••· . 1940 ford V8 2 dr·. lle~an. . GOod cheap Transplii'tatlon: Many More ·To C:hoi:IH From METROPOLlTAN AUTO SALES AI TrOffl~ Uglit t. Middleport Open Emd~JV ~ 8 p.111. Pltone .,5-J -te 11111111• TO UIIT Mary ~J &brlllt ol J eruulem win meet 1.1 rqular I..WO.. Frida, ....""' II tho IOOF Ball, Pomm17. GraDdpa:reDU aN lit. lftd Kn. llanT Cl'om1lall, Cllppen J(ill, and Mr. ucl Mn. VirgiL llanlr:,, Hobeon 8oa4. Wltlilm Lanthron, CUpper lliU. · 1t · a great arandtather Of the DI!'W _hlby. JANUARY SALE Begins FRIDAY, JAN. 11th GO In style , •• sl<lrt your Skyway luvgoge .., wilh the "Juliet" basic trove! ca.. In smart·loolcing Sprvce,,. $17.75 plys tax. THE SHOE BOX COLLINS JEWELRY Middleport ner. ' Our Job Oar job Ia ..-atllli' eleclrlclty and 1ettillg It to when Irs aaed. Wtire 111 thta bwdn.. beeauee It Ia c:oncernecl With tbe 110pply of a fundamental reqalnlllent of JDCMiern liviDa'. beo eaa11 It'• aD hononble one, bet:&an we like it, and beeaan ,.,, w&JII to eaia alivlltr at it. ' We aim to live Olle ldltd.ot eervke ttl mryone •• , the belt IIW'e poeelble. Tbat mean. aup. 1JI:vbtl aar customers with what they want when they want it. It means beiDa' coartoous at all t!mta and mallltsbllnrr attraetlve U.,.to-do-blllilleH-wlth oftlcea. It meana clollll' avlr)'tltlnt we ·can to keep COJDo )lainll from arlelltr, tind It meana ·· 11rom~ aud fair baDdi!Di' of thoae that do. We are a eltlzea of each communlty we ""' lllcl ·tab &II active part in tts altair& Like &111 other citiuu. .,.,. want our aei&hbo1'8 to think '\veil of WJ, Bald~, It makea goocl l>aalneoa.eeme. ' We tan on!7 t>roopar as the communit;r l>rosperi 10 we help I~ thrive In eve17 wq we tao. Such Ia our job •s we set' lt. We an teyllli' ·to do il and to do It better. ,.,.n all the time, WJaere Yoar ConfldOJlce II Jwrtllled w. Mala st. the Union Week of Prayer service in a body Thursday evening and later adjourn to the home of Mrs. Beid Varney, Hobaon Road, for their January meeting. lnVaedCara Dnotlonall for the 8l4lltlq were 111: elll.l'fe of ll1aJ Allee a.. acb'a room. A awvle eatltlld ''Time for Action" wu Jbowa. llr. and Mn. Cl1lf«d l!anloy are tnnouae1a,: tht 1X::tb ol a eiJ!ltt poUDd ef~t OUDte 10n, CUIfan[ Bront, at Dober H011>ilaL the It e 5elet!C Onlg The Very Beat attQd Pl'A. ~~.. ~~ ..~at! N•W AIIJIIVAI. TO ATTIND SERVICES The Golden Rule Cla1111 of buted to memben Jl•aat. - 4 lr:n(thy diJculllor:: f t l a1IIIJ IIIJdJ eonetmlnt WIJI to pt ,.,.,.. te 6<4t~wGO..G0 ..60 110 TUPPERS PLAINS Radekinl. By •'"'"' lrlcldoo llr. and Verd ChwalieT of Succeq were- p;tllb ~ · ~- and Tom Porrln and 1119tbei', "", CMtANOI TO MilT Ora caldwe~L ' Roek SprirtJ• Grange will meet Mr. and Mn." WUlfam Cbapmu • · a p. m. Tburtday io ita: fird and family went \0 Newark Su• rh.eetlna: of t.b.e year. l'lnt and dl) to see Mn. Chapman'• motller second dttaret work w1U be eivea Mrs. Lola Caldwell who 11 in a JlD at thlt meeUng. Refreshment• wlll atol'ium tbere. Sbe .i1 mUc:b 1m- allo be aerved. proved. Mt. and Mn. Ra,- WblWn,ton and daughter of CharlestoD tpellt Sunday alternoon . with bet pu-ents, Mr. and Mra. W. W. Brau- Muon Elementar)' aebool on 'he. d01y e vl' lltng. The Pl. Pleuant Chamber b r eported to be bacld.Da: filCh plana and it wu hid tbat there melDbin of all civie poups in the county w1!1 form a eoUDtJ comrnlttee to .l! d ln tbe wort. At Tuesday'• mr:eJna: it wu abo announced that the receat cub scout drive m Muon netted a toiJI of $211.84. Oi.Jeu11ion wu be.Jd on the appointment of chaperoae, for the of New Haven are announcing the ·F irat Baptist Church will attE'nd DUO-DOOR STORM.DOORS ' \ Past,0rs Guests Of Crusader's Class Tuesday Equipment- Mason PTA Hears Reports On New Tax Equalization Plclns Critic On Show Arrangements any career." I MacGregor Dealer Mill St. Middleport *· \ to make a 1ucceu or N~aclima Garden Oub Hears Tlae second aubject, perparttlon, he called a necesaity for l'!lucce•• and quo ted the familiar phra1e ''There Is no loyal road to widaom" In dul('ussmg the requirements for a aound basla for knowledge. Performance, the last of the b)' Mra. NeUie Vale, chairman ol three aubjects. he called very imthe committee on career Advauee- portent and aald that in a survey ment, spoke on this subjecl and ma4 among employees, they had uaed three aeneral tcpiu : 1, plan- voted that it wa.e mott neeesury nina:. 2, preparation, and 3, per- tor a leader to havt a good knowlormance. ledge of the work be waa domg. The speaker wbo graduated last He alto stated that the public is year from Ohio State UniYeraity only interested in performance al College: of Law, gave a brief re- the present, not in a past at."hlevesume o( tbe various jobs be bad ment or record. He concluded his held before starting his law car- talk with the 8Xample of the new eer. They included teaching and GOv. WilHam QINeill, who al:~rted more than two vears in the Army aa. a school-boy to prepare, plan Cbem.ic:al Corps. and baa now achleved the perforIn discussi.Qj: his first subject, mance Of a JOOd poliUcian. planning, be said that anything Mrs. Wesley Fry, presid~nt Of worthwhile requires 8erious plan- the Club, thanked the speaker for fting and a consideration or the his lalk. Special music for the varLoua aspects Of the work decld- meeting was presented by two ed up. He pa.raphrased the late guests, Mrs. Chester Erwin MidDean Lewis' favorite quotation dleport, and Mrs. Jed E. Webster and aald "It takes a heap or plan- Jr., Pomeroy, who played two pinine, preParation and performanee ano dueta "Deep Purple" and ''Canacfian Capers." Mrs. Erwin, Mr.!i. Web1ter, Mr. and Mrs. Fultz were guests at the diriner meeting which opened with TRIGERJ!I'S "BLA.CIC ~ the Club Collect read by Mrs. COSTUJ.Ul ahoWa the jacket Orin Smith. Special favors for the dulped in W'hit.e tUk latin and members and guest ~ were secured wom. over a llleatla or blac~ ' The Rev. and M,rs. claremont by the Carer Advancement eom· E. Hoyt, the Rev. Howard Ruppelt mtttee: .Mrs. Vale, Mrs. Smith, :::~t!r:~Ul- ~IMd •:.·-:.....·__ and Roy Lamon were guests when Miss Far.it! Erlewine and Mrs. Wit· 1--------'-'-."::'::. the Cbrirtian Crusaders Class oJ bur Theoba1d, and weluded cos. the First Baptist Church met Tue& metics, candies, date books, matchday lfl tht home of Mra. Ruth Rob- bookl, ealendar, keyring and inson and sor-.., Steve, after attend- cbanee purse, pencils, sort drinks ing the Union Week of Prayer and yard-sticks. ROll call reaponses for the service at the Baptiat Church. meeUng were "Why I Chose My Miss Lydis Eber.sbaeh, assisted The visiting pastors conducted a short prayer service and'EugenE Vocation and What I lJke or Dis- by Mrs. Chl"l'les Peraioger, eatertained the Pomer(ly Garden Club. Coleman, president, wu in chargE 'like About It." Mrs. Fry presided at the short Monday afternoon at her home, or the meeting. Mrs. Harold E. Hubbard, teacher of the Class, con- business meeting and announced Mulberry Ave. Mrs. Edward Baer, president, du.eted their sperJal program which plans to at!A;lnd tbe luncheon to be Include!" the discussion of ques- given by the Ohio Legislature on presided at the meetina: and 13 Uons which have been placed in Ja,nuary zz at the Nell House . members responded t~ the roU a question box prior to the meet· Those planning to attend are Mrs. call, "Say something good of your Fry, Mrs. Guy Reynolds, Mrs. L- neighbor." A gift was ordered sent ing. Mrs. Robinson served a dessert E. Reynold!!:, Mrs, Kenneth Me· to Mrs. Creta Price, a member who ts a palient at Meigs General course to the ~ests and Mr. and Elhinney, Nina Rus~ll. and Fred- Hospital. die Hnudashelt . Mrs. Coleman, Mr. and Mrs. Larry An interesting and informative The president named Mrs. Eva Rice, -Mr. and Mrs, Don Becker paper on ''The Word is Your Garand son, Randy, Mr. and Mrs. Ro· Stout, Mrs. George Lowery, Mrs;. den" written by Mrs. William !B. Walter Roush on the Health and bert Mills and da)lghter, Robin, nownie was read by Mn. George Mr. and Mrs . .Charles Vroman Mr;s. Safety committee and Mrs. Pauley It. Parker. Ann Neal and Mrs. Harold SarManning Kloes. Refreshments were served by gent on the Finance committee Mrs. Nln Moore, chaltman of the the hostesses during the social Health committee, announced the hour. !!-.nnuol Heart Fund Drive for SunPASSES NURSE EXAM day, Feb. 24 and asked for volunMiss Donna Roush, daughter of teer workers for tl;e house-to-house Mr .and Mrs. Arthur Roush, Leadcanvass. ing Creek ltoad., baa been notified tha.t she bas passed the State N~rses' Board exafllinations. Miss Roush, who graduated from Middleport in 1953, is a graduate of Mt. Carme1 Hospital School of Nursing in Columbus, and is em· ployed as 'Mt carm~l as a registered nu"l'se. 11:45 Cartoon Club. J2 :10 Noon News .... t!GJ/r IN l'rJ!SmJ/R Bernard Fult&, parlhner ln tht! Websttl!lr-Fultz law firm , waa lhe aur:at speaker wllen the Middleport BUiinesa and Profeuional Women's Club met Tuesday tor their January dinner meeting at the J'lr•t Pre&byterian .Church. Mr. Fultz, who waa introduced 11:44 Sign On I 0/I/I.Y 11M ' L/Mir ON PIJCJft.. 8 Strike It Rich' VaUa.nt Lady Love of Life Search For Tomorro"AGuiding IJgbt Katie's Kitchen As the World Tums Our Mia,s Brook.s Housepr.rty !1,30 12:00 12,15 1:i:30 12:45 Guldlnf Lifhl 6:2~ C!t~NEL 8:00 Ca&Jt.ain KaoCilroo 11:00 Mornine Show 10:00 Garry Moore 10:30 Arthur ';odfreJ ' AootiPtil '•r TBA Hom e U:OO Peoolt>'v Clul:ice 9:30 Thp Ford S.bi1w. I 1n lhl' r ~<' h l 1>f a •u rprl ~ l"hf'lhf air allud•, n u r tol11 !1t' , 11ll nf wuninll! ~ 1 gn 0" Toda> CoUec Time Home · The Priet' [s 8:00 8:30 Dtagnet If:® Jra(t '11K!atre lO:OO ~. 'll Yout Life 11:«! CHA.NNIL J 12 oo Tic Tac Oougb rtady: ONE PHONE CALl COULD SAVE ACITY ftom do with it?" I asked "Shoot rt, I ~ hou ld say," answer· cd Mr . Ganwr " It 's no good to U8 Frank Bowman and 1 shot on e of cret sorrows, a;oing slljhtlY. white th e widest sp read, purt1est, long- _at the temples, with tbe ·look of est-horned kwlu hu ll~ th<:~t eve r eagles In his eyes. You pu:¥1 · ' tlmps NIIW YOUK·-1ho Prn S1.H . M ·~ IIl i o T.ohn Pn'd M rs Wf.' Me. """''' my new acti\litics Thanks Offered To Donors At Christmas Time What'll SINt;JDA T;111gany1k<t - 1 cc r- A White bunter is suppose~ to be tamly Uu rl\! l 1ntcnd to bore you .1 stern man , modelled on tbe lines ca me down the avcnuf'. I srldo m k is:o~ d!'ad untclop~-~ \hC> s ize. of horse_s ~ut this 4Jnc rated a kt ss. Tht~ ~~ a story of fhe mumps That ts wh.~- Dr . Bowrnan, 11 backslid Ausl.-allan v.hu Jn;jkcs his liv· ing in the Arrican bush, came out of 1!,r skil'<; on _;m iron ndt1gc !u hold my h:md 111 my ho ur of nt.•cd. Th1·y wt•n•n't my mumps e it hl'r._ Wt· h.td ~~~n~mo~ed Ihe Middleport's ne wly -o r~nmzed Explorer Smut Post took u Iron bt rd f r1 1111 Nairoht. usmg hush cred rta blc projuct for its first gro up t•flt HI lqward civ ic ser- telrgrnph -- th't iiT H ·1nd llll' pow· er of S Uiii!!C~1~ntt. ht•c;tusc :\-1r. John VIee It was a decision to maq 1:1 coffet>- and hot c hocolate-donut 1-~t·nry Selhr. ";"l ~·ondur\l n g hiS booth in that tow n on N Scc<?nd~ S\rf!e t i n the heart o~'J~e b!J S· !trs t atfarl uudn ht.\ ov..u flag of . rnns . r,\( I • int'ss di strit-t Saturda~lllilrW;~.J~ thtl Um u for tf1e Scout§' po. S tl lb'¥, , '&~;~Jll IWr >( SH 1io push ~~ , • ·I t came d n h !ht• m u1nps . A w~itn h~lntcr w!1h the mu111ps County PoUo Drive Chairman H E Ron(•Y n ow hal at )east three groups working hi s way. Th e thr eP thai have receivrd ls an abum\nati1m hdorl' I he Lm d. popcorn booth c1ownlown; students t,( Pomeroy lli~h S<·hool who sold CI'Ufdu'::; Su turduy on th{' slr<:ets, and now the Middlepo rt Scouts. That this is a painless way t n rai S(' 3 lo t of money, nccdin~ o nly lime and labor from thos<' w1l!ing to contribute, is cletn" f ro m the fa ct that Pomcrny Jo'in· nwn for two vears have turned over $1.000 to the polio w:1r dw s t ! rorn tlwir fund-raiRlng practie.&.l fcl\ow Witlr Robflrf .uark a Ford body plant; in Syracuse it is a Ford assl'rnbly plant; Min e rsville s ees it as a new Ford plant and Pfl!lleroy ha s it gobhltng up 18,000 non -eX"islent workers . All of this, and thesf:' lhjnJ::s do , r equi ri ng not more than 15 or 20 minutes. Verily, it would hf:' a dull lif\• wit hout a story lik e th is once in a while. public notice include Pomeroy Jo'ir1•m en wilh their Saturciay in Nairobi L•nd; a part, is a "\efY About feat. In other words, it is pn.·poslt.·rous. Explorer Scouts Take On Project Colutubus Chal"l~·s !\•"'"'" o! all in peace. When we lose this uniqqe allilitv to give our The person l'epeating thi :'l Le tart hulll'l i11 knew it well for whal it is But at thi s stage, wilh so rtlrlc:h iu doubt, and so much at stake, te n s ion is light cncrl by the btzaar and the highly fantashc. Then , too, this sort of s tory could origina·te around a pot-bellit•d Letart stove as a g:upss that a Ford subsuliary is planning to u se Ll'tart as a locatwn to manufacture auto parts . By th e time the tale reaches Hanne il has become Grimley Hayman Jt is having thi s qu ality that has made Ame ri ca ns.ilotablc in the modern worl~ for b~ing jtiVi.Jtdb~e in ~t_tle . most generous . Ed na larry Housh s t Lldl•nt at n1c Gra nde Collt•gl'. Mr. and Mrs Rich ard Bnggs were hohclay visitors o( V1rg1! Roush. Other vt.utor s wet't' 1>1rs Johri Graham and fam · ily of F.al on. 0 . Mr. and Mrs. George Harri10 and sons of ._,omero)' Wfre Sunda)' visilOr$ o! Mr .o.nd Mrs. w. ft. gestures an• made by indbiduals and or~anttaiJOns _ m Mc1gs County 1<m ard less fortunate persons . One of the finest. we ~e-lieve , ~~the third -vear ru nning custom of mem.bers of the Midd leport First P r l':; bvterian Chu rch to ~ave c.htldr~n of the ccunt.v ~o.me as indir_idua l aH-day ~uests mcludmg dtnner on Th <Jnksgwmg a nd ! ' !1rrstma s. The church under the le~-dershi p of 1t s pa~tor, the Hcv llowa rd Ruppelt: also Sef's to 1t that tht' youngsters go on a :; wrmmi n~ trip a t least once a wee-k during the summ €'r monlhs Middlepo rt has cooperat ed adnurably in this latter n·ntnn• , too. as it "open s" the g~tes of th e municipal pool to th e t' htldrl'n ' !hls is_ the kind of ~ivini tha1 berwfil s Itt!' g iv(•f , not in rna . te_n al ob_1eets; rather. m peace thl' sou l gmns in having given wrtb no thou~ht of winning any return wm be ~ Je ss pleasant pi~ to HvE>. !il'tvt•d . M1ram anrl Jack I.oclman of Wlnf1eld \V Va. were Sunda) vi11itors of Ed1~on llra~.:e and fam . • ily. A~an~· u.h~lpsom ~ nation w~ visltt'd :\l r a nd Mrs. h• r rt.'1'1' n1l r . a le: one month $1. By mail onP vf>ar $1&· six mon t h~· J~~thr : Ill months. S7.80: th.-ee monttt~ . $3 90 BY motor ro~ie _ . , ee months. $2.50: one month, St. ,. lnrkr) dmoer P!Ir and Mrs. Carron C!t>('k and Wednes_day- _ T__h_u_rsday· _ Bernard Fultz Is Guest Speaker At Middleport B& P Club Meet �·-· ~- 4 ... . ............. ~·-vr- • •.. . Easterners Hit ~... Pomeroy's Purple Paathers took a beart-bte&kill.l" defeat TU:eada.y niabt after le&d!Dg aU tbe way, oru:AI: u muoh at by 12 points. from the WeUston Rockets 011. the Rocket fioor 83-61. . ll W&fl Pomeroy aU the w.a.y tboll&b both team• were off in their ahoolinl; - uotU the last three mi.Dutea •ad .-conds. A cr001Wer on•hnd!!r 'by Frieden· ~. one of ~any , put the Roo£eta '""tnto a two poln'i. lead. This wu fattened to six points before tiJe "Ptnthera rallied. But It wa1 ao 1,.1~o"~• I TRI..C:OUNTY LIAGUE SICOND STA.IET MARK IT Graves 188 133 1~3 MitMl Rl"s Lehing !Who• 181' f89 1&3 523 li9 5l.G 1~ ~ f, " ~ ,_ ~ 19!5 ~ 1~ 4UI · '1·~9 ~ - ! 12M .. 1~ A.aderson 140 ·'l'" 479 v.. 529 liB ~ Dil 1441 5 211 G02 280 353 110 ~ ~ 113 1$$ For liJ. 'I e • Total• '772 818 872 2470 LII.RTY RIITAUR4tfr ln&el.o Crow 1!9 ~ 1118 HI 1!10 118 496 185 navl• 13J 428 waa ahotmaker R. 134 M'r1• 409 Menchlni 1715 1.. !118 f'rlde.DJJJaker, ~o wu the dlf&:andicap 28 . . 25 78 lenmee. His crosa...over lhootinl, 'l'ot.a.b 73P IU 800 24ftl fed Just right, was beautiful to NIW YORK CENTR4L' . watch-for Wellaton fan~and be Johnston 131 ~Sf, 152 ., 17 talll.ed up 28 poinll for bb night's Allensworth 183 l'7 118 446 work. This effort places h.lm at smUh 150 126 408 or near the top ror SEO league J k' 110 ~ 133 393 en ms scorera. Potts, Welliton center waa p 11 163 . , IH owe .,. ._ 481 serond high with 15. Handicap G8 19 · 10 ~ The Panthers Jed 19-12 at the Totals 736 ~ 691 2203 (ir 11 t quarter mark ai both teams HOLIUM BAKIIY werl!! mJas\ng h.eavlJy. Welliton ~arne up tu 34-33 at half time as Slater 141 159 147 44 7 Frldenmaker canned four field J. Schilling 1~9 100 151 480 &oah ond Potts got three fielders Grate 1'70 19-J 188 3157 and three IN!e throws. ; D. Schilling 128 148 2"14 lGG ~~ 300 Pomerov held a three·point e4ie ~tQbart at the third quuter mark but It Wood• lfl 11JG .8~ was to no avail. In the last qi.W'ter Total• 7>1:3 1M '1Wl 28'14 Frider.mak(lr counted 8 polnll, Walton, 4, and PotU 4, Cor 16 John1dn 0 7-10 ~8 pointa while the best the Panthers Bufflnilon II !1-i U . ~ould do was 10 on three bucket• Siuon 1 bD 2 by BuUinaton and free tosses b)' Arnold I H e' Johnson. J4,mbert G loll I Pomcror reservts dete,ted ttl Totals "-1~81 Wel1stnn retu~rves by a MO·-·~fJ Wi!I.U 1 CIJ•• , 48-37 In a pre·vanity cnC'ounter. ' •• I'T TP Score by quarter.~ Frirlcnmaker 18 2-3 28 Pomewy 19 34 ~0 61 Ayers 1 1-4 3 Wellston 12 33 47 63 Walton 1 7-12 9 POMIROY .J. Wulfod 2 ()..0 .4FG FT TP Pott, 6 3·7 US Wlldermulh 4 ().() • ComPif;on 0 t-Il 4 Huwthorne 0 2-2 2 Total• ___ 13 17·~9 8$ AOO UP _ 'lbe Cqkyp $qi{ ..plh.r" of $25(1,p()O tOr ~· ·· AJ JCI,Une of the J;le,. &ro{t · ~ W&J rP.je.cted today wltb the ~.uon by 1'i~er of.ti.- tbawarteJJ 1 fourth quarter r.alh \)' the tatUpolls Blue Dev~ s to ~ their .'tjJ l. first !!tEO League 88"..&5, 'l'ues~y ni8ht. win James Bowles, the JdC'ket lank)' .d.e1l .tbl1 tlui .Su ;wer.t just hav· center, led t~ scoring p<trade , in, "a Jht1e fUR!' ~JWIJ)g l:l\e netl for 21 poin.ts. lunivr Kt!MJ.dy the jacket for· iD ~ . -~ .· .• n~~~:~ ~: ward J¥81 nmoer,up witb lS ~Wti . JoJm Tho.nw Je.d the lo~~er s with : : J : : . ! d h : K~~~e IAJ. yew." Tb.e red hot Jackeli. who hil lpr •·J I • of " ·' h But Sox f"lu Prtli.cl.ent Cbvok · e t.q.. .0 ..,:J 'il · i',...clr s Olll, Comlsk8¥ lDaisted be ·was serioUI were nev.er behind from Lhe open:in maki.hg dae Tigel'll -tbiJI bid for lng jumps. However, t.b.elr half-li me lne, the 19M ,AJnsrkan Leaaue ~Ad of 12 ROints, 39-27, was chop· battinli c:hampiGG : A straight QJOr pe4 to .one point ~S . with but 000 in cash, or two outfielder., 1W4? IJl.d one-half·mint.~-~e• remaintwo pitehers, and cash. ~~ in~· h,aJ"tl !Dugh~ COJil~esJ. :At tbls point, Noian Sw~kham· E'.onlilby .aald the trade Df(er -~i!!'r's fiy.e e-mployed !tfl al~ court was m-.de beeal.I-Je Detroit app.,.. p"ss t'nd we~ abl'-1! to catch fire ~tilly "Wal having d1ffi C'ulty get· apln, 1coring seven poln\s to the tJni him (Kaliue) to 1lgn." He Blue Devils "goose-egg." aald the "White Box felt K.aline 'l'aking part in . thit sev.en ~int would be "attractlve" in the num· QJ'Ce 1feQI' Lee "'cCom,s, wbo tier lour position in the Sox ~t· rW~.d .a Jon& ,~t. Op·r~ Bob tiiiJI order. NfliO!I'lllt one !.or two alP>• •borf1r liJ)e ~n.d Bowles, b»ilH'yed th_e X:; 'd s· F ~~- lor fJIU .er . lgDS or . 'l'U llld.Ue:. c...... $4} iVUU' ftAA H tor · RIVYi: -·bjoj#, ~·~ ~·IIIH !?. ~"' Has' B•Ig' y-r linfll Tlif ear ... bed racked I b..nbar- d!i!d the bi.IUet an . .azing IS % of ·their ;Jhotl in t~ first in the hal(. ' Btll CfiJTuthers NEW Y RIC UP B kl 0 roo yn Dodc,er slu~pr Duke .Snider ~-d a brand new J&l.OOO ~ntract ur day and the ~~· ~~~ wiaheJ ·'"to edge out tc•rnmate ·tioy Campen- · ella as the National Leaa:~'s moat valuabl" player ." other rear .. •· oup·-·• ~ 'Every 1 to beid Campy's year, .. Raid lie OOII.ger 1 1 Pre• ent Water O'Ma Y a ter Snider, ~at!onal Lea,ue );lome rllll champ'•n, •·tephone• w uo t1 t.,:•••~l· _. ance o( the new pad Fall· brook, Calif .. But tbla yen I'd like to see t"he Duke tdge him out for the award." SIOAL STANDINGS Won Mhn• 4 N•leonville 4 • PC»>IROY 3 L!J.•• w;~~ Ml <tolllil911• ,, '• I ;' 4 , Jooboft .... !"d ~ I~ Jh• neNnst'• ~..,.. itt9 ,ant~. lt.RY LMII.P , 1-e let~ eu In tl" tf)ty1lt§ •P• · :." l t · r•ckjnv Jn J,O ~- Hut• J§ll~•· of Gt'fb-11~ ¥t~ 11,.-ne'' btl tc:or•r WifJI 1t. t"• Mitk.ll•!~~~.0:;~,"61 ,, . . If..,~ !Ji.ll~a la,di ne1.1er _•t.~·lll as l_t Wii 18-11 ~orm&: J;aster.u , Kmght, 5·9· ll*i Headly, ~..Z·l4; Hetzer, I} G•lllpotis 14 l9 16 .• , J.S 1.-\ft. ~uho , ~t!olth. K,nnedy, F Me.(,omas, F 7 6 Whltl•tcfl, 1 l'Jit•ls 1 3 'f ' 1HHW; ComeJlut ~; Mulford 1-1 ·1• H+-J: ·i pr4? tl+ll; Wickiser 0-4 .t ~l.f; Sbamtilin 440-8; Chapm an 17 9-11 • REDUCED 3 ••• ••• • I a~ Hew RooMS o• P!'mlture · -1 roa . $299~00 I I BAKER . ~~ft.: •IIAUR "-illJllt Wahama, the Tornadoes with their victims in the fttst quarter, 1eadint only 14. to 8, worked it ·to 29-12 at the hall then copped a 20 to ~ point lead early in the thtrd qu.arter and beld it tbe rest of the way. It was impossible for Wahama to stop the · canny side sbot!l ol practically the entire Tornado team. Five R.aclne player. hit In the double fiatrre s, and a sixth, Jim Adama, Sot lllne! Racine 1bot 65 times, hlt 26, for 47 % accuracy whUe Wahama, not cool, ahot 83 times, hlt 23 for 3CI""Ii , good In most lelJuea . Racine :had elaht £oulJ caJled ap:inst theJr., Wahama Z2 inrractiom. Joe Ford waa hllh man for· both t"eams, with. 19 tor Waham.a . In a reserve aame Racine ed&ed Wabama 36·35 AA the aeore was Utd at 85-all in the J.ut mlnut~ Racine had led all the way. Beegle bad tf ror Racine, 11 for the losers. Graham 7-2-3-16; ~oyed I day. .1u;..: . Dollar ~or dol~Jr, you can•t buy a better ohirt, for tljo tetiOIII showp here ••• thCH _ 2--7-10..11; Adami 3·3·5-9; Clrl WolCe 4-6-8-14; Powell 5-1·1·11; Birth 5-3-fl.l3. Wahama: Oliver 2-&-2-4; YOUJ:!.~ 1().(}.2; Arnold 4:£1..0.8 ; Ford 7~~o.;19 Clark 6·2-2-14; Layne 2.Q.C.-4·: ROUllh 1..0.0.2. tallorios "nlraa" in eyery Wil•on Brothen abirt. The Count is a abort IIIIIII.,.U,._t. in white 01 ~lor~. Sanfomed, of eou~ .. ·- TUllllP.fS pt-=· NEW PATTERNS OF WALLPAPER PRICED REASONABLY 59 PICKENS PAINT and HARDWARE COMPANY SP3-5583 I 53:X POMEROY MASON I . . o MATI'E1I what mab of car you'"' "going with" right now-here's one that will spark a ll!'W love light in your eyes. This Buick's a fres!J new beauty In lpoloJ, in lines, II) .sweepIng contours. And a beauty in other waye as well. But your longest whistle of sheer delight ComeJ when you head this honey out of town and put It through iu paces on the expressways and byways. That's when you discover the ~laratlon of J'DWer·pitch performance. Whe,n YP!I fl'IJy IIJ>J?I'eciate the smooth and immediate response of the latest, ptestversion of Variable Pitch DynUJI>lor~lrm(llll Dynaftow. Yet this Pfl!'£onnqce Is m,pre than a matt01 of tr~n 11\fVIIJ!CN• J T There's a whopping new 364·cuhlc-lnch Y8 e~glne to glye it life. With 300 horsepower, 400 foot-pounds of torque, and 10 to I compression. OFI:W~THE rEMCE There's even more to keep you smiu,;,-150 other brand· new features. Including fresh derorative touches, new colors and Interior : trim combinations-and, of course, the extra safety and security of Buick brawn and ruggedness ~ot~tl solidity at construction. So come in and go stepplng with a new 19117 Buick. TodDy. •New Adt.~anced V~ PikA Dr/rttlllow '- tlr:;. or4t·~ Bukk lwlldt to~. II U ll:andard Of' RoQimcin.,, Super t~n4 C~-ope~ t~f mode# e.ctNJ cOlt on tht S"Pf(llll. · "' ·· NYU 90 Farleigh•Dlcklnson 81 Georgetown 85 Geo. Wuh. 61 Princeton loci Columbjlt 96 Colgate 71 MublenDeri 60 North....-estern 54 Loudonville a3 Perrysville 72 Nasbvllle 69. Troy Twp. 75 Lake Twp. 46 Haskins 57 Montgomery Lo:cal 53 Martins Ferry 50 Bridgeport 49 St. Clairsville 81 Barnesville 54 Smithfield 72 Adena 82 Cadiz 77 Sclo 57 Flushing 100 New Athens 85 Crestline 90 Galion .56 Cfncinnati Roger Bacon 73 Cincinnati Hughes 56 Wyoming 58 Lockland 32 Terrace Park 68 Loveland S6 Reading 49 Green Htlls 48 West Je(ferson 5'1 Mechanicsburg 51 Columbll§- N~rth 80 . t:ltfa.iluit.l~APR·-- 1 ,_.,_ •-•ce lbol'o I> Q1N boon •10 your safety. - o ,..._, ...... """' · ... wont When You merely preset 1he mltes.per"fwur ~ -~-.L. l)rop below that )lOCI _..... ColumblJ! Holy ]i'a mily M Grandview (i5 Columbus St. Charles 54 Ashville 93 Hamilton Twp. 63 New Albany 61 Scloto Twp. &9 Columbw Aquinas 81 Eastmoor 50 Newark 53 Mt. Vermon n2 Athens 01 Logan 60 lacksonvllle 70 Rushvllle 47 Utlca 46 Granville 4:3 ColumbUJ Academy 51 .Columbug Rosary 48 Lancaster 62 Lancaster St. Marys ~5 Upper Arlington 86 Columbus St. Charles M New Straitsville 75 Homer Union 21 New Concord 6U Malta·McConnelsville ~ Dresden 82 Philo 42 and tho " ' - siO)lL ON Til£ mOHT SIDE! ·Reduced 10% \ 20% $2.59 · · · · · · 2for $5.00 • • • • Bruul • • •e One Group Name SPORT SHIRTS 30% - I \ \ A newspaper route will . help de· SWEATERS ... 20 % I~C. Pomeroy - - ... - --..------Jsr..cr.nf.. .........._opliol.......... _..,..,.s-_-_ _ - 1 1 1 1 . . IUllT lUlCK WRIMIIID- _,..,... , ...,,...,,...,.. , BLAETTNAR AUTO CO. 85 Texu Cbristlan '18 Arkansas A-M&N 94 Tllnn. St. 94 SMU 62 Texas A&"M G3 ' Mi•s Janice Duncal} spe nt the week end with her parents, Mr . and Mn. Buren Duncan. She is attendina bu1inen school at Co- • ' I G-R-0-W with our MATIOMWIDI Permanent Value Plan• lumbus . Mrs. Herman Cartwright or Cl1f· ton, Mrs. Earl Dant of Pt. Pleas· ant accomp1nled Roben Chapman who h.u been visitin& Mn. Carl· wrilht to his home in Rutland. Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Johnson and daughters have moved to Mr~. Helen Barker'! apartment to make their home. Mrs. Fannie Frances of Mason was viaiURJ Mr. and Mrs. F. M. and Mrs. Clifford Johnson Sunday . LITTLE MAN TAKE$ OVER ST. LOUIS UP _ The smallest lJlayer in profeasional baskelball . Meet 10 l.ru:bes Slater Dueie }far· lin, took over as coach of the St. Loul• Hawks today, replacing Red Ho.lz.111~ n who resiened two day~ j"•· ·--· · -"'. ............_____ ..- t1T-1UI ••••,,3LII'- ..... J.tH A. ......... ltWe• rdM • , ltWI'"• Oldlt , • ~.,. WANT$ SEVENTH SYRACUSE, N.Y. UP - Heavy· weiebt zora ~~olley goes hunting for bis seveth Jtraight win and Wayne Bethea Bftks re:venge for a one-point loss tonight in their nationally-televised H) · round re· tUTn bout at War Melljorial Audi· tarlum. .,.._ • $1U • • • • .... "" • • Bri4la -... • SliD /'-or,.....Ov.,. 100 y..,, ....... GOESSLER JEWELRY Cqurt St. Pomeroy WELTER$ SIGNEP BOSTON UP · Welterweights wu:r· California 59 Stanford 45 Santa Clara 51 San Francisto 47 FIGHT RESULTS By: UnltH Prtu BU!'fALO, N. Y. 'virgil Akins, ~l.. ~ Ql~is. outp!>lnt~ ~~ W'om!!''l~. Nel. #;p'ldrict ·t!v_ MIAMI BEACH, 1'18.: Gtl .• ,_ ne~, 149, Philadelphia, ~topped Jjmmy -JlQrris, UO~ , Miami. 10 iPORTLAND, Qre.: Bob Sattu· deld, 184, Chicago, knocked Dale HBll, Los Angelea. 5 out Forced To Take Orders From BOG Says Manager CLEVELAND UP - Jack Carpenter. Warren. Ohio, boxing man· ager, testifie>J at the government's anti·LPU$t boxing trial here Tues· day that he was persua~ed to joln the Ohio Bo)Cing Guild minutes be· lore one of !ps fighters was to , appear on a Cleveland boxing show. Carpenter also teati('-"d that be wa~ expelled by the International Boxing Gui~d later beeJQSe blJ U.ghters took part in televiSWn studio bc;.uta In 19M. OFFERED GUARANTEE il- •17 GIIJC'• are ao\pr up T : .gainot the tl!ll!!)!!llflq.., eoot records •tt by their f~ue ·,56 versions. ButtW•• goi'pU.!J Ill llltal~ thoo• r......U with/ ~ntrlnes, for lpstance. A h1rh torque, 160-hp Six-a IOIJ.p V8 - an even blgpr one with 21!2 hp. MON.EY Hydra·Mat!c Drln ~~~· ohlf~ ~oints relocated for ..aotly Improved perform•p•e &ltd economy. 4- and 6-wheel!l,.. wlt~Jl'!W ax1el H()W G£T /1. uDoubltt·Pu.rpose LOAN J, (;ASH To Buy !leallar,aln~. aod transm181lona- 8~ l!l<!'lal• that can be Pl'l!ctlcally <1'8tom· built for their lobe. A...,..g tiie~~~, oab..forwpod models with I 2. CASH To Pay All Bill, vel9p Y,oyr son's rfUpon5ibility, initiative, lhrift, hOII,ol.y,"en.<! real m.,n"hood. Fine treifs of che,.a.c::~ ter become seal 'anci .• ~+tv.~ ;n . your boy when he is • pg:crt•p•p•~· boy. ALL Red ed • $2 .69 ue Texas SOUTHWEST BARGAIN J White ancl Colored-Voluotlo *5 Wa!lh. & Lee '12. Citadel 89 N. Carolina 71 Wil. It ':Mary 61 Ricbmond 56 Virainla .!0 !>un•• ...._ . DO~ TO PJ\TH DRESS SHIRTS () SOUTH p:mstniRG UP Newly MlA)U, FLA., UP · Creek crowned midflleweight ehamplon G1me, who became the biggest Gene Fullmer bas been offe~ a money • winning juvenile of 1966 $?,50() guaran~ ,,.. Promoter ·8e11 wUh eamiRgS of 42f4,006, has been Anolik to meet W\ll Gre~ves fp • declared from the $1001J00 Added H)·rpuljld non-titJe b~.u .t her.e . on FklmJngo Stakes to b~ nan al J'i'eb. · 28. FulLmer '!liSP.: h•s been lf~aleah lla,r~. March • . heeau11e offered 30 perc~!lt o[ i:he gate u f S~tJll lp\f ~ths lfnder eacb an al~rnative to the $1,500 guarfront knee. · lhat onythlrtlJ on lho road ~· ~ lila w:~ con be Ice. ~.rive q.s U it 'fltre. PM8 11' ALII IOOCh ..... paca. 0 Reynoldsburg 78 Columbus Univerlity ~2 Whitehall 88 Canal Winchester 59 ColUmbus St. Marys 71 New Lexhlgton 64 Glouster 48 be• yii\J !AST - Basketball JloBeyiJie 113 Crooksville 00 South .zanetville 79 Alexandria 84 Madison 83 Quaker City 56 .,...an dMIN-· tn freezlng ~eat_her. remem• IIPII'ftWW• By UNl'RD PRISS · High School worthington 52 A. NEWSPAPER ROUTE CAN GET. YOUR SON BASKETBALL Holy Cross 112 Rho~ bland 66 -DaytC1b 6& Canlaiul' ~ West Vira:inia 89 Pittaburgh 86 I!Y UNITIO PRESS JUST ARRIVED N Mrt. Edith FOl!: waa roisitlng her mother, Mr11. W. G. Darst. who i1 ill at ber home In Pt. Pleuant, recently. . Mr~ and Mrs. Donald Ohlinger and Jimmie o( MiddlepOrt \iaite4 relatlve11 in CUlton recently. Dana . Lewis attened the J...ocua Grov, Rod ·and Gun Club meetiDI at tbe home of Mr. Paul Fitqerald FrJday evenina:. l,fr. and Mrs. Donald Raynes and ...n spent Sunday with hb p.,.. enta. Mr. and Mrs. I. N. Haynes. Mlu Yvonne Hackett and Ljnda arlinm of Middleport vlllted with norOttiy "Bfal:e , SUI! day. Marth~~ Henry of Cblumbus 11pent tht we:8k end witih ber parenbl, Mr. end :Mr1. O.sc~ Henry. .C~vj.u Buma;arPner and I.eona Wamsley, ltudentl at Manb.all Coll,eee, ap.d Tom. William& ~Jil· plof..ed .in HunUngton. apeat t)le wpek end at home. )lr. ·and Mrs. Junior Gibla and dauibter of Columbu&, llhl4 ,tsiled hlB parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Q$ 5-112 15 Tribe. Ht:nry . Lewis recently. o1 Tot•ls Year's hoUday at l)a)'t.on with l"us mother , Mrs. Grace HoKhilr. )lr. and Mn. Donald Ohlinger 1nd M.r. ami Mn. Delbert Becker of Middleport . Ohio. were rrcenl guellt!< of Mr. and ~1t~>. E. o )(r. and lfn. Le&ter Oblin1er, LockeU Sunday. ·tcr: anCI Mn. Robert Crocr, New )lr. and Mrs. Matthew Long of Haven viJi.led Mr. and Mrs. ~ Glennwood, W. Va., visited Mr. MD IT WIJ.J. BIWiG HIM One Group - Nome Bhl!lll Values to f.S.ts easUy roliJnlil over a early in the season, but tbe dope atfona Wahama t~im "1'~55 on t,he sheet uau11lly 11 thrown away for " tcJclnt floor . these matcliea. ~~;;;;~;~:;)~;;; ~ tn~ . Jeue Uttle iJ ,-ltltin' William JJld )frs. L. S. Willi..amt and Jim Stewart. Mn. Paul Cauldwrl! or Chester, W. Va., 1J vi1lting her parents Mr. tnd ll.rl. Harry Johnson Mn. Mary Walburn uf Middl'tport vi.Jited Kn. Jel'l!ie l'artwrfabt T:.l!!Ad4y aftunoon. Mn. Lucille Harrison . Mrl. Lau· re-ne Lew!J, Mr•. M.argie Cartwri&:ht and da~Jhler. Elai.ne, were •botpi.Da in Pomer~Jf , Thurtday. Mrs. Jterman cartwritht, Clifton &,rl Dur.,t .lnd eblldren. Pt. Pln ~o ant 1:4olled on Mra. JeweD Chapman and family at Rutland, Ohio, Tun· day even1n1. A New Yw'• Eve Watch Party wa. held at t~ bome of Mr. and Mn. Cbatlea Cartwrieht. Luneb wu MI'Wd at Diidni&ht to Mr. and Mn. Herman Cartwrl.aht , Mr. and Mra. Dana Lewis, Ml. and :Mrs. A. P. Nh:hol10n and 10n, Nieky, C)ifton, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Cart· wrJ~ht, J4aSDn. llrs. Clara Williams. Mre.. Franeta O...ver, Ann WiiUtDll and Kina Lewil were in Gallipoli!l Frt.- non.~by FURHITI,IRI 2 2 2 4 4 4 one ln Raelne ralla. to aet a ,..- ' s u •• .t uphipoai!K~owldtr._ fi p ~ E\'efJUUUY There .flllltp;., • 1..t Te"m" To tt.,_.., Jock • .,... • ..,. ,.., , ~--P.Dt ~-('_" .-.,.o PJay Jh Game ----,.-~. e Benafi"t Game ,_ ~ .ALTOONIA., Fans sports writere in Announc-J For ben a YMCA a:Ym C\1 then. -·"'· 71, ~ctnon 41 75, W.h..,.. 51. '-e.ttl•nd J7, Wll:kttvllle 60. C"-,... 71, W.,.rlao 49. STADIUM COATS Llned·Unllned • NO liMP, yoke .... ~l..nviH• One Group • ' , . , _ WAIII pNnn~ lMdk at your belt. lacln. • REDUCED 25% 20% • ••• • ••• • • MEN'S GUMS WINTB CAPS Reclucecl l>indinf. iiiUI.TI LAST NIGH'l' Pom•ror ' ' Well&ton 61 Athens ,I, LOflin to Mllfll,•port 63, O.lllpollt 55 Men and Boy• Jaekel• Ml!N uul BOYS • DUPJI AIMHOLU ptov~na uncomfurtable ' · GALLIPOLIS In a re.aerw ~-m pme lh~ Jit" GiJmo,., G ·· ' 2 Of • . !i.e f.ll.ller•' l,ook a voctory 45· McMahon. G 7 oJt If .ile Eailerur• toot a victory 45· Boflic, c 6 24 1• ihoplal. ' · 7 24 16 L _ ..1 .Carr, F ' 0.1 6 f""r.... Our Early Clearance For Your Cold Weather and Year- Around Needs! · · · · REDUCED .fit neck coQiour. MIDilUII'gRJ 0,0,0.0, Gual 3-046; Player & Pos. Eli Fl 1 ~~ l0-&-7~. Bob Nol...,, G '.4 lf f O.W Hi~, G 0 ~ ,0 ~pl. Spauldi!li Q-1·2·1; Rife , J•m•• Bowles. C • 3-f '1 : I. -i~~; J.em,.ely. ~.,2; Chapman Pa. 11}' and t\.ll'Ded out num. at here Tuea.. d'y night to watch a scheduled live up • total or ba•ketbaU game between Potomac 31Jif.., or their shots. .qg.rm W_. Va. state Colleje and Penn 'the Devils loss to tht pp-and· State'a Altaona Center. Only peocodllDJ Jackets squad, · plun~ed Th.are wHI be a ttuketball CIUle h d at Tuppers PlainS School gylft on. .ple absent were the {lpposing 1 1 · t GJP eeper nto the eijiu~ e(ll· saturday nieht. Jan. 12 ft V:SO ' Jar, eltd moved the OrW)Ie and between the Tuppert Platns In· Redfaced officials explained the Black Into Seventh gpot ·behind depend.ents and Jlac~ne IDdepencl· pme b.ad been rescheduled last Wellaton. . . t month because of a eonflicl. The Jackets went into t~ night'!! ens. •-·• ltb t r· I 1r· ~,J;t~.~~.D.Io w wo Jrs ~ mgers, The a:ame is sposore.a ttr the "I .wess we forgot to tell any. Bob Moms · an d Tom Ke I on the Rose Garden Club and all pr~s bf?dy," an A.J.toona spokeman ad· berich. Bob Nelson who wa~ a ~ill a:o to the March of Dlmea. Ad· mltted. "pepnar..a~,·· on defense,. and Lee ml,~s~lo~n~w~ll~l~b~e-=211~•.:-•~nts~._ __J~---======- At Downie-Gross ··-Thursday and Friday • •IHIIIIIICI COUAI, ui&nti6eally d,tlped lo 2-6-0-4; Boyles J·2-4-8; Even for a Buick, this one's a loY and a treasure in the road-wise way it handles. In the way it l!>vels with you on the turns. In the way it holds up its heac! whenever you give it the brakes. Topcoats hliJ u ~~ the ~tnt qu.artm., f1•21: attbe h<~U~ 65~ ~ the -tbree·WI.f ppst. K1rby, I:.Y.&er's able ju~.d. a.ot 12 y _oints lOr ~ best efiort O( th~ 'JlSJtors. r"" .bir look t-..ton you ••• ust v•lu•~ tool erf'OI; mi\Ch Tue~ niJ~I at Chester 78 tR sa wit.b W~. :lank y center. Jtt.tin, 26 poUW: .p.d .ij.nighl, fOr· Lot.t I I 3 3 1 . !PORT [Utern·s bNketball t.eam ro!lr~ Ksi"' in • non·l"""' By o.,,.. Muvin .\lrComas who tossed through f.bc The MidQ.)eport Yeii9W Jackc·ts. nets 13 Pl!jllJlt.s, f)Jied In amp~. wtth ' revamped starli"ni line· up , "'- J.....- lnernt. .,.,.. ,..,. war.d, .lllllk\lle ·a . i91 llllz 1118 ~ " 118 na tint J. Baker Jut liluon lie lollied out In the ·u:.:ar.~:oa:ltt ~ 169 ~~ 2JS 6'13 - points a:arnered mostly fr6Jm driv· Ina t.,.,J,Q •. Jobnoo n hod 10 polnto. Juni,oi ll:owthorne, usually . &ood fDr J.b to ·15 points, had cold fioa:en )IJt ni1bt. lie miNed OD the fut bre•k with three on one, and $t d~D't hel,p the dl!fense tacticl II}! lt9 145 1M H8 a:l,1 177 JS ; · 27 808 . e: . &41 Ba..r Furn. 2.:t LJ.IMrt:t it..t. tf; Second St. Mid. 2~J Senti~ -14: High Strl-.. L-4-tv baJ. *451, ' Hit.h G•me, S,..a,w, 911. High Ind. S•rlu, CJiffont, ~ HJeh ,,.d. G•rne. CUHqrcf. 2¥- B. D"•is 'I"" n n tbt at PomePOy lll&ain•t the Pan1{o Glbbo WI ...,k Spark& or Marion , Ohi~. Mn." Ray [l'os renivrd a telc· Tony DeMarco, a f;;_er cham· \ time in a 10.r"al-- Milt -t tbt da\llbtlr. ludy , &pent tM week gam 1t.ating that S!S&:t. Wm. G pmn, and Guper Orteg• havt Bolton Guden. ·Feb. I , Ol1qa. ~ at Nitro visihn~t Mr and KfJ. -.obo, who was seriously burt 1n het•n sJi! ned to meet (or the third won both previoUJ ttopu. Everett Dtld61na. an acddent hu &lightly Improve(! Shrimp Fry suppl'r wn held at .Mr. and Mu. Walter Villars and lh1 borne of W:ina L.ewis Suo.day ftmtly have movf'd to Pt PIP all T011, too, • _., your evenlDJ. Those there were Janet 1nt to mak• tbtir home Mlebollon, ~nn Willi1ms. Juice Gentry HoJChar spent the Nf'w .Nicholson, Ph~·lli& Williams and l(r. lerrlflt boost OIJI oi "beattna PomeThe RachlP. Tornadoe.s proved roy" . On coDlJ)anttve kores it o~ ae,ln Tueaday llilbt tbey are would appear to be easy, as the J:h.e hottest club In Melr;s County- Panthers down.ed Wahama 60-M ~unt Jaeketa Hot, Take •'irst League Win Ov:er Gal1ipolis Bv score O£ 63-55 ) n... B T" ""'" ~ · ers ~ TucouNTY . ....1.. -~. ,.•. 7 N. Y. C. 04 ....,....., a.k~ry 764 · l.t.KIR PUIINITURI ,.....,8 JS.I'Jfi.nltqn IJ!d 5. T. lob»- ctatwfilrth)' lM son weN ti~Je Jt&ndouts tor tbe E . Baker l'elj,lliera, Buflla&lon with 24 NorrJ, 169 42. ~;tfVV Highll;hts Cornett toto lot.. l:landicap 'I'Iii.: wbell tallied with otber Totals JeaCue- resultf. pu!hes · the P•n· SENTit,IEL th'/' Jl}to a tbfee-way tie for set· Clifford on N• WeU.ton and Lopn. !itb c ifb b.is tbree wfus, two Tede~~ro loon. At en1 and NehonvUie HCho;a1k 18 er emerged tied for rtr.st place as the Bolldoe• §~~ed Logan 6HI6 and Grueser ~~lson~ &bbered laclaon 18- Totals MJ••· iM~• AM Tn~tf! Bowling- P111then Drop Heart-Breaker To Wellst- ~1 atra1Jht ~nder their beltt, meet Ro... Fri41J •l&bl, 'lJ>e• lird themaelna for the battle l'Q)'al 'fahat P~Rf9Y pext Tutadl¥ ' Nmth s,raight · By Easy Count Twin Cities Teams Split In SEO Kyger By 78-38 Hardwood QITON Tbo Tomadoeo. """ wltll alno Tornadoes . . Take DllJ,J Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Jan. 9, 1857 -. ·- 89" b. b. e. dlmenalon. New is the t1111e to snaP. up real bar- gains onjl pay off old bills. S~ fresh . Save up to 85% on cash 'barga]IIS. Earn dii!OOunts on past-due bills. ·Otu! Joan doos It. See us first. Momey talksl t ·I Wl>at you nee<j, we ~ure have rot. Call on uo, and we'!l)¥t.Ve a man over to prove it." •Sicaloni' 011 ""'"' MtUlf: optioul ., ~od•rat• u:tns cod Mil ot"-n Repay efSiiY. I - - - - - - - - - - - - S e e " " · too, for 'l'ripi•-Chscked med trucks----------......,..,,.. THE CITY LOAN & SAVINGS Em.!ti* cove.rl, Kgr. co. BLAETTNAR AUTO CO~ $op E. Moin St. .' .' • •• �·-· ~- 4 ... . ............. ~·-vr- • •.. . Easterners Hit ~... Pomeroy's Purple Paathers took a beart-bte&kill.l" defeat TU:eada.y niabt after le&d!Dg aU tbe way, oru:AI: u muoh at by 12 points. from the WeUston Rockets 011. the Rocket fioor 83-61. . ll W&fl Pomeroy aU the w.a.y tboll&b both team• were off in their ahoolinl; - uotU the last three mi.Dutea •ad .-conds. A cr001Wer on•hnd!!r 'by Frieden· ~. one of ~any , put the Roo£eta '""tnto a two poln'i. lead. This wu fattened to six points before tiJe "Ptnthera rallied. But It wa1 ao 1,.1~o"~• I TRI..C:OUNTY LIAGUE SICOND STA.IET MARK IT Graves 188 133 1~3 MitMl Rl"s Lehing !Who• 181' f89 1&3 523 li9 5l.G 1~ ~ f, " ~ ,_ ~ 19!5 ~ 1~ 4UI · '1·~9 ~ - ! 12M .. 1~ A.aderson 140 ·'l'" 479 v.. 529 liB ~ Dil 1441 5 211 G02 280 353 110 ~ ~ 113 1$$ For liJ. 'I e • Total• '772 818 872 2470 LII.RTY RIITAUR4tfr ln&el.o Crow 1!9 ~ 1118 HI 1!10 118 496 185 navl• 13J 428 waa ahotmaker R. 134 M'r1• 409 Menchlni 1715 1.. !118 f'rlde.DJJJaker, ~o wu the dlf&:andicap 28 . . 25 78 lenmee. His crosa...over lhootinl, 'l'ot.a.b 73P IU 800 24ftl fed Just right, was beautiful to NIW YORK CENTR4L' . watch-for Wellaton fan~and be Johnston 131 ~Sf, 152 ., 17 talll.ed up 28 poinll for bb night's Allensworth 183 l'7 118 446 work. This effort places h.lm at smUh 150 126 408 or near the top ror SEO league J k' 110 ~ 133 393 en ms scorera. Potts, Welliton center waa p 11 163 . , IH owe .,. ._ 481 serond high with 15. Handicap G8 19 · 10 ~ The Panthers Jed 19-12 at the Totals 736 ~ 691 2203 (ir 11 t quarter mark ai both teams HOLIUM BAKIIY werl!! mJas\ng h.eavlJy. Welliton ~arne up tu 34-33 at half time as Slater 141 159 147 44 7 Frldenmaker canned four field J. Schilling 1~9 100 151 480 &oah ond Potts got three fielders Grate 1'70 19-J 188 3157 and three IN!e throws. ; D. Schilling 128 148 2"14 lGG ~~ 300 Pomerov held a three·point e4ie ~tQbart at the third quuter mark but It Wood• lfl 11JG .8~ was to no avail. In the last qi.W'ter Total• 7>1:3 1M '1Wl 28'14 Frider.mak(lr counted 8 polnll, Walton, 4, and PotU 4, Cor 16 John1dn 0 7-10 ~8 pointa while the best the Panthers Bufflnilon II !1-i U . ~ould do was 10 on three bucket• Siuon 1 bD 2 by BuUinaton and free tosses b)' Arnold I H e' Johnson. J4,mbert G loll I Pomcror reservts dete,ted ttl Totals "-1~81 Wel1stnn retu~rves by a MO·-·~fJ Wi!I.U 1 CIJ•• , 48-37 In a pre·vanity cnC'ounter. ' •• I'T TP Score by quarter.~ Frirlcnmaker 18 2-3 28 Pomewy 19 34 ~0 61 Ayers 1 1-4 3 Wellston 12 33 47 63 Walton 1 7-12 9 POMIROY .J. Wulfod 2 ()..0 .4FG FT TP Pott, 6 3·7 US Wlldermulh 4 ().() • ComPif;on 0 t-Il 4 Huwthorne 0 2-2 2 Total• ___ 13 17·~9 8$ AOO UP _ 'lbe Cqkyp $qi{ ..plh.r" of $25(1,p()O tOr ~· ·· AJ JCI,Une of the J;le,. &ro{t · ~ W&J rP.je.cted today wltb the ~.uon by 1'i~er of.ti.- tbawarteJJ 1 fourth quarter r.alh \)' the tatUpolls Blue Dev~ s to ~ their .'tjJ l. first !!tEO League 88"..&5, 'l'ues~y ni8ht. win James Bowles, the JdC'ket lank)' .d.e1l .tbl1 tlui .Su ;wer.t just hav· center, led t~ scoring p<trade , in, "a Jht1e fUR!' ~JWIJ)g l:l\e netl for 21 poin.ts. lunivr Kt!MJ.dy the jacket for· iD ~ . -~ .· .• n~~~:~ ~: ward J¥81 nmoer,up witb lS ~Wti . JoJm Tho.nw Je.d the lo~~er s with : : J : : . ! d h : K~~~e IAJ. yew." Tb.e red hot Jackeli. who hil lpr •·J I • of " ·' h But Sox f"lu Prtli.cl.ent Cbvok · e t.q.. .0 ..,:J 'il · i',...clr s Olll, Comlsk8¥ lDaisted be ·was serioUI were nev.er behind from Lhe open:in maki.hg dae Tigel'll -tbiJI bid for lng jumps. However, t.b.elr half-li me lne, the 19M ,AJnsrkan Leaaue ~Ad of 12 ROints, 39-27, was chop· battinli c:hampiGG : A straight QJOr pe4 to .one point ~S . with but 000 in cash, or two outfielder., 1W4? IJl.d one-half·mint.~-~e• remaintwo pitehers, and cash. ~~ in~· h,aJ"tl !Dugh~ COJil~esJ. :At tbls point, Noian Sw~kham· E'.onlilby .aald the trade Df(er -~i!!'r's fiy.e e-mployed !tfl al~ court was m-.de beeal.I-Je Detroit app.,.. p"ss t'nd we~ abl'-1! to catch fire ~tilly "Wal having d1ffi C'ulty get· apln, 1coring seven poln\s to the tJni him (Kaliue) to 1lgn." He Blue Devils "goose-egg." aald the "White Box felt K.aline 'l'aking part in . thit sev.en ~int would be "attractlve" in the num· QJ'Ce 1feQI' Lee "'cCom,s, wbo tier lour position in the Sox ~t· rW~.d .a Jon& ,~t. Op·r~ Bob tiiiJI order. NfliO!I'lllt one !.or two alP>• •borf1r liJ)e ~n.d Bowles, b»ilH'yed th_e X:; 'd s· F ~~- lor fJIU .er . lgDS or . 'l'U llld.Ue:. c...... $4} iVUU' ftAA H tor · RIVYi: -·bjoj#, ~·~ ~·IIIH !?. ~"' Has' B•Ig' y-r linfll Tlif ear ... bed racked I b..nbar- d!i!d the bi.IUet an . .azing IS % of ·their ;Jhotl in t~ first in the hal(. ' Btll CfiJTuthers NEW Y RIC UP B kl 0 roo yn Dodc,er slu~pr Duke .Snider ~-d a brand new J&l.OOO ~ntract ur day and the ~~· ~~~ wiaheJ ·'"to edge out tc•rnmate ·tioy Campen- · ella as the National Leaa:~'s moat valuabl" player ." other rear .. •· oup·-·• ~ 'Every 1 to beid Campy's year, .. Raid lie OOII.ger 1 1 Pre• ent Water O'Ma Y a ter Snider, ~at!onal Lea,ue );lome rllll champ'•n, •·tephone• w uo t1 t.,:•••~l· _. ance o( the new pad Fall· brook, Calif .. But tbla yen I'd like to see t"he Duke tdge him out for the award." SIOAL STANDINGS Won Mhn• 4 N•leonville 4 • PC»>IROY 3 L!J.•• w;~~ Ml <tolllil911• ,, '• I ;' 4 , Jooboft .... !"d ~ I~ Jh• neNnst'• ~..,.. itt9 ,ant~. lt.RY LMII.P , 1-e let~ eu In tl" tf)ty1lt§ •P• · :." l t · r•ckjnv Jn J,O ~- Hut• J§ll~•· of Gt'fb-11~ ¥t~ 11,.-ne'' btl tc:or•r WifJI 1t. t"• Mitk.ll•!~~~.0:;~,"61 ,, . . If..,~ !Ji.ll~a la,di ne1.1er _•t.~·lll as l_t Wii 18-11 ~orm&: J;aster.u , Kmght, 5·9· ll*i Headly, ~..Z·l4; Hetzer, I} G•lllpotis 14 l9 16 .• , J.S 1.-\ft. ~uho , ~t!olth. K,nnedy, F Me.(,omas, F 7 6 Whltl•tcfl, 1 l'Jit•ls 1 3 'f ' 1HHW; ComeJlut ~; Mulford 1-1 ·1• H+-J: ·i pr4? tl+ll; Wickiser 0-4 .t ~l.f; Sbamtilin 440-8; Chapm an 17 9-11 • REDUCED 3 ••• ••• • I a~ Hew RooMS o• P!'mlture · -1 roa . $299~00 I I BAKER . ~~ft.: •IIAUR "-illJllt Wahama, the Tornadoes with their victims in the fttst quarter, 1eadint only 14. to 8, worked it ·to 29-12 at the hall then copped a 20 to ~ point lead early in the thtrd qu.arter and beld it tbe rest of the way. It was impossible for Wahama to stop the · canny side sbot!l ol practically the entire Tornado team. Five R.aclne player. hit In the double fiatrre s, and a sixth, Jim Adama, Sot lllne! Racine 1bot 65 times, hlt 26, for 47 % accuracy whUe Wahama, not cool, ahot 83 times, hlt 23 for 3CI""Ii , good In most lelJuea . Racine :had elaht £oulJ caJled ap:inst theJr., Wahama Z2 inrractiom. Joe Ford waa hllh man for· both t"eams, with. 19 tor Waham.a . In a reserve aame Racine ed&ed Wabama 36·35 AA the aeore was Utd at 85-all in the J.ut mlnut~ Racine had led all the way. Beegle bad tf ror Racine, 11 for the losers. Graham 7-2-3-16; ~oyed I day. .1u;..: . Dollar ~or dol~Jr, you can•t buy a better ohirt, for tljo tetiOIII showp here ••• thCH _ 2--7-10..11; Adami 3·3·5-9; Clrl WolCe 4-6-8-14; Powell 5-1·1·11; Birth 5-3-fl.l3. Wahama: Oliver 2-&-2-4; YOUJ:!.~ 1().(}.2; Arnold 4:£1..0.8 ; Ford 7~~o.;19 Clark 6·2-2-14; Layne 2.Q.C.-4·: ROUllh 1..0.0.2. tallorios "nlraa" in eyery Wil•on Brothen abirt. The Count is a abort IIIIIII.,.U,._t. in white 01 ~lor~. Sanfomed, of eou~ .. ·- TUllllP.fS pt-=· NEW PATTERNS OF WALLPAPER PRICED REASONABLY 59 PICKENS PAINT and HARDWARE COMPANY SP3-5583 I 53:X POMEROY MASON I . . o MATI'E1I what mab of car you'"' "going with" right now-here's one that will spark a ll!'W love light in your eyes. This Buick's a fres!J new beauty In lpoloJ, in lines, II) .sweepIng contours. And a beauty in other waye as well. But your longest whistle of sheer delight ComeJ when you head this honey out of town and put It through iu paces on the expressways and byways. That's when you discover the ~laratlon of J'DWer·pitch performance. Whe,n YP!I fl'IJy IIJ>J?I'eciate the smooth and immediate response of the latest, ptestversion of Variable Pitch DynUJI>lor~lrm(llll Dynaftow. Yet this Pfl!'£onnqce Is m,pre than a matt01 of tr~n 11\fVIIJ!CN• J T There's a whopping new 364·cuhlc-lnch Y8 e~glne to glye it life. With 300 horsepower, 400 foot-pounds of torque, and 10 to I compression. OFI:W~THE rEMCE There's even more to keep you smiu,;,-150 other brand· new features. Including fresh derorative touches, new colors and Interior : trim combinations-and, of course, the extra safety and security of Buick brawn and ruggedness ~ot~tl solidity at construction. So come in and go stepplng with a new 19117 Buick. TodDy. •New Adt.~anced V~ PikA Dr/rttlllow '- tlr:;. or4t·~ Bukk lwlldt to~. II U ll:andard Of' RoQimcin.,, Super t~n4 C~-ope~ t~f mode# e.ctNJ cOlt on tht S"Pf(llll. · "' ·· NYU 90 Farleigh•Dlcklnson 81 Georgetown 85 Geo. Wuh. 61 Princeton loci Columbjlt 96 Colgate 71 MublenDeri 60 North....-estern 54 Loudonville a3 Perrysville 72 Nasbvllle 69. Troy Twp. 75 Lake Twp. 46 Haskins 57 Montgomery Lo:cal 53 Martins Ferry 50 Bridgeport 49 St. Clairsville 81 Barnesville 54 Smithfield 72 Adena 82 Cadiz 77 Sclo 57 Flushing 100 New Athens 85 Crestline 90 Galion .56 Cfncinnati Roger Bacon 73 Cincinnati Hughes 56 Wyoming 58 Lockland 32 Terrace Park 68 Loveland S6 Reading 49 Green Htlls 48 West Je(ferson 5'1 Mechanicsburg 51 Columbll§- N~rth 80 . t:ltfa.iluit.l~APR·-- 1 ,_.,_ •-•ce lbol'o I> Q1N boon •10 your safety. - o ,..._, ...... """' · ... wont When You merely preset 1he mltes.per"fwur ~ -~-.L. l)rop below that )lOCI _..... ColumblJ! Holy ]i'a mily M Grandview (i5 Columbus St. Charles 54 Ashville 93 Hamilton Twp. 63 New Albany 61 Scloto Twp. &9 Columbw Aquinas 81 Eastmoor 50 Newark 53 Mt. Vermon n2 Athens 01 Logan 60 lacksonvllle 70 Rushvllle 47 Utlca 46 Granville 4:3 ColumbUJ Academy 51 .Columbug Rosary 48 Lancaster 62 Lancaster St. Marys ~5 Upper Arlington 86 Columbus St. Charles M New Straitsville 75 Homer Union 21 New Concord 6U Malta·McConnelsville ~ Dresden 82 Philo 42 and tho " ' - siO)lL ON Til£ mOHT SIDE! ·Reduced 10% \ 20% $2.59 · · · · · · 2for $5.00 • • • • Bruul • • •e One Group Name SPORT SHIRTS 30% - I \ \ A newspaper route will . help de· SWEATERS ... 20 % I~C. Pomeroy - - ... - --..------Jsr..cr.nf.. .........._opliol.......... _..,..,.s-_-_ _ - 1 1 1 1 . . IUllT lUlCK WRIMIIID- _,..,... , ...,,...,,...,.. , BLAETTNAR AUTO CO. 85 Texu Cbristlan '18 Arkansas A-M&N 94 Tllnn. St. 94 SMU 62 Texas A&"M G3 ' Mi•s Janice Duncal} spe nt the week end with her parents, Mr . and Mn. Buren Duncan. She is attendina bu1inen school at Co- • ' I G-R-0-W with our MATIOMWIDI Permanent Value Plan• lumbus . Mrs. Herman Cartwright or Cl1f· ton, Mrs. Earl Dant of Pt. Pleas· ant accomp1nled Roben Chapman who h.u been visitin& Mn. Carl· wrilht to his home in Rutland. Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Johnson and daughters have moved to Mr~. Helen Barker'! apartment to make their home. Mrs. Fannie Frances of Mason was viaiURJ Mr. and Mrs. F. M. and Mrs. Clifford Johnson Sunday . LITTLE MAN TAKE$ OVER ST. LOUIS UP _ The smallest lJlayer in profeasional baskelball . Meet 10 l.ru:bes Slater Dueie }far· lin, took over as coach of the St. Loul• Hawks today, replacing Red Ho.lz.111~ n who resiened two day~ j"•· ·--· · -"'. ............_____ ..- t1T-1UI ••••,,3LII'- ..... J.tH A. ......... ltWe• rdM • , ltWI'"• Oldlt , • ~.,. WANT$ SEVENTH SYRACUSE, N.Y. UP - Heavy· weiebt zora ~~olley goes hunting for bis seveth Jtraight win and Wayne Bethea Bftks re:venge for a one-point loss tonight in their nationally-televised H) · round re· tUTn bout at War Melljorial Audi· tarlum. .,.._ • $1U • • • • .... "" • • Bri4la -... • SliD /'-or,.....Ov.,. 100 y..,, ....... GOESSLER JEWELRY Cqurt St. Pomeroy WELTER$ SIGNEP BOSTON UP · Welterweights wu:r· California 59 Stanford 45 Santa Clara 51 San Francisto 47 FIGHT RESULTS By: UnltH Prtu BU!'fALO, N. Y. 'virgil Akins, ~l.. ~ Ql~is. outp!>lnt~ ~~ W'om!!''l~. Nel. #;p'ldrict ·t!v_ MIAMI BEACH, 1'18.: Gtl .• ,_ ne~, 149, Philadelphia, ~topped Jjmmy -JlQrris, UO~ , Miami. 10 iPORTLAND, Qre.: Bob Sattu· deld, 184, Chicago, knocked Dale HBll, Los Angelea. 5 out Forced To Take Orders From BOG Says Manager CLEVELAND UP - Jack Carpenter. Warren. Ohio, boxing man· ager, testifie>J at the government's anti·LPU$t boxing trial here Tues· day that he was persua~ed to joln the Ohio Bo)Cing Guild minutes be· lore one of !ps fighters was to , appear on a Cleveland boxing show. Carpenter also teati('-"d that be wa~ expelled by the International Boxing Gui~d later beeJQSe blJ U.ghters took part in televiSWn studio bc;.uta In 19M. OFFERED GUARANTEE il- •17 GIIJC'• are ao\pr up T : .gainot the tl!ll!!)!!llflq.., eoot records •tt by their f~ue ·,56 versions. ButtW•• goi'pU.!J Ill llltal~ thoo• r......U with/ ~ntrlnes, for lpstance. A h1rh torque, 160-hp Six-a IOIJ.p V8 - an even blgpr one with 21!2 hp. MON.EY Hydra·Mat!c Drln ~~~· ohlf~ ~oints relocated for ..aotly Improved perform•p•e &ltd economy. 4- and 6-wheel!l,.. wlt~Jl'!W ax1el H()W G£T /1. uDoubltt·Pu.rpose LOAN J, (;ASH To Buy !leallar,aln~. aod transm181lona- 8~ l!l<!'lal• that can be Pl'l!ctlcally <1'8tom· built for their lobe. A...,..g tiie~~~, oab..forwpod models with I 2. CASH To Pay All Bill, vel9p Y,oyr son's rfUpon5ibility, initiative, lhrift, hOII,ol.y,"en.<! real m.,n"hood. Fine treifs of che,.a.c::~ ter become seal 'anci .• ~+tv.~ ;n . your boy when he is • pg:crt•p•p•~· boy. ALL Red ed • $2 .69 ue Texas SOUTHWEST BARGAIN J White ancl Colored-Voluotlo *5 Wa!lh. & Lee '12. Citadel 89 N. Carolina 71 Wil. It ':Mary 61 Ricbmond 56 Virainla .!0 !>un•• ...._ . DO~ TO PJ\TH DRESS SHIRTS () SOUTH p:mstniRG UP Newly MlA)U, FLA., UP · Creek crowned midflleweight ehamplon G1me, who became the biggest Gene Fullmer bas been offe~ a money • winning juvenile of 1966 $?,50() guaran~ ,,.. Promoter ·8e11 wUh eamiRgS of 42f4,006, has been Anolik to meet W\ll Gre~ves fp • declared from the $1001J00 Added H)·rpuljld non-titJe b~.u .t her.e . on FklmJngo Stakes to b~ nan al J'i'eb. · 28. FulLmer '!liSP.: h•s been lf~aleah lla,r~. March • . heeau11e offered 30 perc~!lt o[ i:he gate u f S~tJll lp\f ~ths lfnder eacb an al~rnative to the $1,500 guarfront knee. · lhat onythlrtlJ on lho road ~· ~ lila w:~ con be Ice. ~.rive q.s U it 'fltre. PM8 11' ALII IOOCh ..... paca. 0 Reynoldsburg 78 Columbus Univerlity ~2 Whitehall 88 Canal Winchester 59 ColUmbus St. Marys 71 New Lexhlgton 64 Glouster 48 be• yii\J !AST - Basketball JloBeyiJie 113 Crooksville 00 South .zanetville 79 Alexandria 84 Madison 83 Quaker City 56 .,...an dMIN-· tn freezlng ~eat_her. remem• IIPII'ftWW• By UNl'RD PRISS · High School worthington 52 A. NEWSPAPER ROUTE CAN GET. YOUR SON BASKETBALL Holy Cross 112 Rho~ bland 66 -DaytC1b 6& Canlaiul' ~ West Vira:inia 89 Pittaburgh 86 I!Y UNITIO PRESS JUST ARRIVED N Mrt. Edith FOl!: waa roisitlng her mother, Mr11. W. G. Darst. who i1 ill at ber home In Pt. Pleuant, recently. . Mr~ and Mrs. Donald Ohlinger and Jimmie o( MiddlepOrt \iaite4 relatlve11 in CUlton recently. Dana . Lewis attened the J...ocua Grov, Rod ·and Gun Club meetiDI at tbe home of Mr. Paul Fitqerald FrJday evenina:. l,fr. and Mrs. Donald Raynes and ...n spent Sunday with hb p.,.. enta. Mr. and Mrs. I. N. Haynes. Mlu Yvonne Hackett and Ljnda arlinm of Middleport vlllted with norOttiy "Bfal:e , SUI! day. Marth~~ Henry of Cblumbus 11pent tht we:8k end witih ber parenbl, Mr. end :Mr1. O.sc~ Henry. .C~vj.u Buma;arPner and I.eona Wamsley, ltudentl at Manb.all Coll,eee, ap.d Tom. William& ~Jil· plof..ed .in HunUngton. apeat t)le wpek end at home. )lr. ·and Mrs. Junior Gibla and dauibter of Columbu&, llhl4 ,tsiled hlB parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Q$ 5-112 15 Tribe. Ht:nry . Lewis recently. o1 Tot•ls Year's hoUday at l)a)'t.on with l"us mother , Mrs. Grace HoKhilr. )lr. and Mn. Donald Ohlinger 1nd M.r. ami Mn. Delbert Becker of Middleport . Ohio. were rrcenl guellt!< of Mr. and ~1t~>. E. o )(r. and lfn. Le&ter Oblin1er, LockeU Sunday. ·tcr: anCI Mn. Robert Crocr, New )lr. and Mrs. Matthew Long of Haven viJi.led Mr. and Mrs. ~ Glennwood, W. Va., visited Mr. MD IT WIJ.J. BIWiG HIM One Group - Nome Bhl!lll Values to f.S.ts easUy roliJnlil over a early in the season, but tbe dope atfona Wahama t~im "1'~55 on t,he sheet uau11lly 11 thrown away for " tcJclnt floor . these matcliea. ~~;;;;~;~:;)~;;; ~ tn~ . Jeue Uttle iJ ,-ltltin' William JJld )frs. L. S. Willi..amt and Jim Stewart. Mn. Paul Cauldwrl! or Chester, W. Va., 1J vi1lting her parents Mr. tnd ll.rl. Harry Johnson Mn. Mary Walburn uf Middl'tport vi.Jited Kn. Jel'l!ie l'artwrfabt T:.l!!Ad4y aftunoon. Mn. Lucille Harrison . Mrl. Lau· re-ne Lew!J, Mr•. M.argie Cartwri&:ht and da~Jhler. Elai.ne, were •botpi.Da in Pomer~Jf , Thurtday. Mrs. Jterman cartwritht, Clifton &,rl Dur.,t .lnd eblldren. Pt. Pln ~o ant 1:4olled on Mra. JeweD Chapman and family at Rutland, Ohio, Tun· day even1n1. A New Yw'• Eve Watch Party wa. held at t~ bome of Mr. and Mn. Cbatlea Cartwrieht. Luneb wu MI'Wd at Diidni&ht to Mr. and Mn. Herman Cartwrl.aht , Mr. and Mra. Dana Lewis, Ml. and :Mrs. A. P. Nh:hol10n and 10n, Nieky, C)ifton, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Cart· wrJ~ht, J4aSDn. llrs. Clara Williams. Mre.. Franeta O...ver, Ann WiiUtDll and Kina Lewil were in Gallipoli!l Frt.- non.~by FURHITI,IRI 2 2 2 4 4 4 one ln Raelne ralla. to aet a ,..- ' s u •• .t uphipoai!K~owldtr._ fi p ~ E\'efJUUUY There .flllltp;., • 1..t Te"m" To tt.,_.., Jock • .,... • ..,. ,.., , ~--P.Dt ~-('_" .-.,.o PJay Jh Game ----,.-~. e Benafi"t Game ,_ ~ .ALTOONIA., Fans sports writere in Announc-J For ben a YMCA a:Ym C\1 then. -·"'· 71, ~ctnon 41 75, W.h..,.. 51. '-e.ttl•nd J7, Wll:kttvllle 60. C"-,... 71, W.,.rlao 49. STADIUM COATS Llned·Unllned • NO liMP, yoke .... ~l..nviH• One Group • ' , . , _ WAIII pNnn~ lMdk at your belt. lacln. • REDUCED 25% 20% • ••• • ••• • • MEN'S GUMS WINTB CAPS Reclucecl l>indinf. iiiUI.TI LAST NIGH'l' Pom•ror ' ' Well&ton 61 Athens ,I, LOflin to Mllfll,•port 63, O.lllpollt 55 Men and Boy• Jaekel• Ml!N uul BOYS • DUPJI AIMHOLU ptov~na uncomfurtable ' · GALLIPOLIS In a re.aerw ~-m pme lh~ Jit" GiJmo,., G ·· ' 2 Of • . !i.e f.ll.ller•' l,ook a voctory 45· McMahon. G 7 oJt If .ile Eailerur• toot a victory 45· Boflic, c 6 24 1• ihoplal. ' · 7 24 16 L _ ..1 .Carr, F ' 0.1 6 f""r.... Our Early Clearance For Your Cold Weather and Year- Around Needs! · · · · REDUCED .fit neck coQiour. MIDilUII'gRJ 0,0,0.0, Gual 3-046; Player & Pos. Eli Fl 1 ~~ l0-&-7~. Bob Nol...,, G '.4 lf f O.W Hi~, G 0 ~ ,0 ~pl. Spauldi!li Q-1·2·1; Rife , J•m•• Bowles. C • 3-f '1 : I. -i~~; J.em,.ely. ~.,2; Chapman Pa. 11}' and t\.ll'Ded out num. at here Tuea.. d'y night to watch a scheduled live up • total or ba•ketbaU game between Potomac 31Jif.., or their shots. .qg.rm W_. Va. state Colleje and Penn 'the Devils loss to tht pp-and· State'a Altaona Center. Only peocodllDJ Jackets squad, · plun~ed Th.are wHI be a ttuketball CIUle h d at Tuppers PlainS School gylft on. .ple absent were the {lpposing 1 1 · t GJP eeper nto the eijiu~ e(ll· saturday nieht. Jan. 12 ft V:SO ' Jar, eltd moved the OrW)Ie and between the Tuppert Platns In· Redfaced officials explained the Black Into Seventh gpot ·behind depend.ents and Jlac~ne IDdepencl· pme b.ad been rescheduled last Wellaton. . . t month because of a eonflicl. The Jackets went into t~ night'!! ens. •-·• ltb t r· I 1r· ~,J;t~.~~.D.Io w wo Jrs ~ mgers, The a:ame is sposore.a ttr the "I .wess we forgot to tell any. Bob Moms · an d Tom Ke I on the Rose Garden Club and all pr~s bf?dy," an A.J.toona spokeman ad· berich. Bob Nelson who wa~ a ~ill a:o to the March of Dlmea. Ad· mltted. "pepnar..a~,·· on defense,. and Lee ml,~s~lo~n~w~ll~l~b~e-=211~•.:-•~nts~._ __J~---======- At Downie-Gross ··-Thursday and Friday • •IHIIIIIICI COUAI, ui&nti6eally d,tlped lo 2-6-0-4; Boyles J·2-4-8; Even for a Buick, this one's a loY and a treasure in the road-wise way it handles. In the way it l!>vels with you on the turns. In the way it holds up its heac! whenever you give it the brakes. Topcoats hliJ u ~~ the ~tnt qu.artm., f1•21: attbe h<~U~ 65~ ~ the -tbree·WI.f ppst. K1rby, I:.Y.&er's able ju~.d. a.ot 12 y _oints lOr ~ best efiort O( th~ 'JlSJtors. r"" .bir look t-..ton you ••• ust v•lu•~ tool erf'OI; mi\Ch Tue~ niJ~I at Chester 78 tR sa wit.b W~. :lank y center. Jtt.tin, 26 poUW: .p.d .ij.nighl, fOr· Lot.t I I 3 3 1 . !PORT [Utern·s bNketball t.eam ro!lr~ Ksi"' in • non·l"""' By o.,,.. Muvin .\lrComas who tossed through f.bc The MidQ.)eport Yeii9W Jackc·ts. nets 13 Pl!jllJlt.s, f)Jied In amp~. wtth ' revamped starli"ni line· up , "'- J.....- lnernt. .,.,.. ,..,. war.d, .lllllk\lle ·a . i91 llllz 1118 ~ " 118 na tint J. Baker Jut liluon lie lollied out In the ·u:.:ar.~:oa:ltt ~ 169 ~~ 2JS 6'13 - points a:arnered mostly fr6Jm driv· Ina t.,.,J,Q •. Jobnoo n hod 10 polnto. Juni,oi ll:owthorne, usually . &ood fDr J.b to ·15 points, had cold fioa:en )IJt ni1bt. lie miNed OD the fut bre•k with three on one, and $t d~D't hel,p the dl!fense tacticl II}! lt9 145 1M H8 a:l,1 177 JS ; · 27 808 . e: . &41 Ba..r Furn. 2.:t LJ.IMrt:t it..t. tf; Second St. Mid. 2~J Senti~ -14: High Strl-.. L-4-tv baJ. *451, ' Hit.h G•me, S,..a,w, 911. High Ind. S•rlu, CJiffont, ~ HJeh ,,.d. G•rne. CUHqrcf. 2¥- B. D"•is 'I"" n n tbt at PomePOy lll&ain•t the Pan1{o Glbbo WI ...,k Spark& or Marion , Ohi~. Mn." Ray [l'os renivrd a telc· Tony DeMarco, a f;;_er cham· \ time in a 10.r"al-- Milt -t tbt da\llbtlr. ludy , &pent tM week gam 1t.ating that S!S&:t. Wm. G pmn, and Guper Orteg• havt Bolton Guden. ·Feb. I , Ol1qa. ~ at Nitro visihn~t Mr and KfJ. -.obo, who was seriously burt 1n het•n sJi! ned to meet (or the third won both previoUJ ttopu. Everett Dtld61na. an acddent hu &lightly Improve(! Shrimp Fry suppl'r wn held at .Mr. and Mu. Walter Villars and lh1 borne of W:ina L.ewis Suo.day ftmtly have movf'd to Pt PIP all T011, too, • _., your evenlDJ. Those there were Janet 1nt to mak• tbtir home Mlebollon, ~nn Willi1ms. Juice Gentry HoJChar spent the Nf'w .Nicholson, Ph~·lli& Williams and l(r. lerrlflt boost OIJI oi "beattna PomeThe RachlP. Tornadoe.s proved roy" . On coDlJ)anttve kores it o~ ae,ln Tueaday llilbt tbey are would appear to be easy, as the J:h.e hottest club In Melr;s County- Panthers down.ed Wahama 60-M ~unt Jaeketa Hot, Take •'irst League Win Ov:er Gal1ipolis Bv score O£ 63-55 ) n... B T" ""'" ~ · ers ~ TucouNTY . ....1.. -~. ,.•. 7 N. Y. C. 04 ....,....., a.k~ry 764 · l.t.KIR PUIINITURI ,.....,8 JS.I'Jfi.nltqn IJ!d 5. T. lob»- ctatwfilrth)' lM son weN ti~Je Jt&ndouts tor tbe E . Baker l'elj,lliera, Buflla&lon with 24 NorrJ, 169 42. ~;tfVV Highll;hts Cornett toto lot.. l:landicap 'I'Iii.: wbell tallied with otber Totals JeaCue- resultf. pu!hes · the P•n· SENTit,IEL th'/' Jl}to a tbfee-way tie for set· Clifford on N• WeU.ton and Lopn. !itb c ifb b.is tbree wfus, two Tede~~ro loon. At en1 and NehonvUie HCho;a1k 18 er emerged tied for rtr.st place as the Bolldoe• §~~ed Logan 6HI6 and Grueser ~~lson~ &bbered laclaon 18- Totals MJ••· iM~• AM Tn~tf! Bowling- P111then Drop Heart-Breaker To Wellst- ~1 atra1Jht ~nder their beltt, meet Ro... Fri41J •l&bl, 'lJ>e• lird themaelna for the battle l'Q)'al 'fahat P~Rf9Y pext Tutadl¥ ' Nmth s,raight · By Easy Count Twin Cities Teams Split In SEO Kyger By 78-38 Hardwood QITON Tbo Tomadoeo. """ wltll alno Tornadoes . . Take DllJ,J Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Jan. 9, 1857 -. ·- 89" b. b. e. dlmenalon. New is the t1111e to snaP. up real bar- gains onjl pay off old bills. S~ fresh . Save up to 85% on cash 'barga]IIS. Earn dii!OOunts on past-due bills. ·Otu! Joan doos It. See us first. Momey talksl t ·I Wl>at you nee<j, we ~ure have rot. Call on uo, and we'!l)¥t.Ve a man over to prove it." •Sicaloni' 011 ""'"' MtUlf: optioul ., ~od•rat• u:tns cod Mil ot"-n Repay efSiiY. I - - - - - - - - - - - - S e e " " · too, for 'l'ripi•-Chscked med trucks----------......,..,,.. THE CITY LOAN & SAVINGS Em.!ti* cove.rl, Kgr. co. BLAETTNAR AUTO CO~ $op E. Moin St. .' .' • •• �.,. • •-· SO. YOU THIN!( YOU'VE SEEN MRYTHING? . , .:1 WANT ADS P1·eaching SUN RAY BOTTLED GAS stove good cond1Uon , . reasonably priced. P au l Lawren<'e, Port· la nd, U- S Locks 21 1·7-tf liM 2 eeat1 per word, ooe ta- !Continued from ~ee r;~ne) Temple University , Philadelphia , Pa ; adr!ition1l s-turly lgracl11atc ) at :'l: l'w l'tdlege. l'ni\TI".,.\} of Edinburgh, Srot!anrl . a Th D. fro m South wet'lern St•m 1na r_1 and h is Hot·tor of Di~·t nity dt•gree from Howard Wa yne Co lh·;.:t. Brownwood , Texa s. aertioL Kanlmwa charfe 50c.4 eeoU pe-r word for t.bree eon- 1 WAHM !'.tuR.'IING Automatic gas teCUtlVe iDJe.rtiou. , •• -o~.oe moa~ ....,_..aA rJrrulal ur_ 50.000 BTU. Used 2 wrek.b pn ~·ed to seU. Phone 386. 1ur 20 cenu 1 o Jtc per word. r.-~ or :z e.mtJ per word will / GAS CIIH ' LILA TI.'IG HEATER, 60.be ch•r&et;l for IAvertiliqlf not 000 BTU. l1k c new . $50.00. AliSo paid for before tbe 35tb of eaeb 20 gaug e Winchester pump gun. mouU. followlnt lDJertlon, Call 516-:\f or 9391. 1 8 Jtc l"ull lrror a lo Advertllmg-Sh()uld Dr. Robert Jal'k S'ln Jtobiu~on, a true southern er. bf' a r ~ tht.· name of his great ~ randfather ' s {'Ous in , General Sto ne wall J&.ck ~nn. li e is minist er or 1he hl ~lonciJI ~·irst Baptist Churc h of Au gusta. a church of nwr£' tha n 3000 members where th e Southern Baptist Con\'entton wa s organized tn 1845. Dr . Rollinson is hea rd by surh gr~t crowd~ on Sunday that two mornin~ scnice s arc required and l'\'en t.•xtra d1a 1rs are nt>edl•d in the ai1>IP .~ ~.f 11 rc th<-~u ~;Jx hundn ~ d nH·mbcrs have bc1·n reccivc.J into the Fir st ll;o pt1 st Chu r<" h durin g his two yc;n· mini stry. 2 COON HO C:-.IUS, 2 ELECTRIC ~ hot plat es, 2 reported lmmtd.iately. Tb.e Datly SeDtinel wi.U net be responsible n\1~ ton house jarks. Marshall Miller , Jr. , Down ington. 1 8 6\p for more than one incorrect lnaertlon. l 0-For Sole or Rent Cite ar 'thatt'b and Specul No- __ - - · - - _ -~-- _ ticet of Event.! prinfed at reru- SIX ROOM HOUSE 1n Racine. Call Jar cla88ified rates Obituaries 1 Racine 3217 or lee Darlene Pllll,.l.lhed ~u 1 cent per word. 1 Graham . 1 8 6tc ----- I -- ~~- omplete WHEE1. LIJW\JIEN'l'. t..;llllclq and brake tetVIee Btcktott's SafetJ Servict. Wert: Mala Street. Pollm'OJ, Ohio. - For Rent 141 '-loticf:S FURNISHED Middleport , --- APART\IENT in 6170-J . 1 9 6tc C<~ ll 5 Room modern APARTMENT, sAY\ DON'T YOU KNOW? call Pom eroy 27~-J or MiddleBaker's will give you the belt port 604lJ. I li tf trade on furniture or appliance&. 4-6 tf NEW MODF~HN APARTMENT, Peoples Terrace, }'omeroy. Gar· Found age. Abo.e flood line. Phone - - - - - ----328-Y or 469-X 1 5 3lc LOST- in vidnity Tuppers - ·· · - - - - - -Plains, red Beagle Bitch, notify 1 SLEEPING HOOI\IS, close In town, William Wgtson or call Pomeroy 127 Butternut. 12 29 12tc 826-J, collect 1·7-3te I (61 Lost & or ··:~,.":~::~ l-h·~;·(;~ ··~-1"::_:.~,~~~ Instruction (7) ,jlepu;t DlESEL · Practical spare-ti me training. Includes maintenance, repair. Scientific MOtQr Tune-Up all phases of big pay work. If 1S.55 mir.hanically inclined write for FHEE book. Utllities Diesel 'fl:aining. c-o Box 668-A Daily Sentinel Pomeroy, 0 . l -7-3tp Ph ti'Ui~· X I ! ·HI fh ·gardlc:o;, or not of (' hurch affiliatwn , all yuunlj people in the Ohio Valley aH· urged to alten(] the Youth .' light service and hear Dr. Robinson . MJssion officials stated his rutssag c will be timely and cha llenging . Peddler License Ordinance Passed IFor New Haven ....:__._:_ ~ _ .. J ROOMS, FURNISHED apart-ment with balh. 109 Union Ave ., or call 494-Y. Perc>· L. Peoples. 12 26 tf - -For _reat-b'nensiOD Ladder-a, lCaffold Uuard!l, Ur~ Clothti. CUnton P'isher, Yiddlt~p,.~rt. Pbone 6<!ti5-X. 11-1-.tf I FINISH HIGH SCHOOL · no clas- ONE 4 ROOM AN.RTMENT. One seR. Study at home , spare time . Diploma awarded. Write for free catalog . Wayne School, c-o Box 668-A, Daily Sentin~:~J, Pomeroy ,O l-7-3tp - ----- 8 room house Newly decorated Inside ano'f o ut. A . N. Bengtl. P~;meroy. 11 1 tf ( 17) Help Wonted (8) Auto Soles YOU CAN t:I\IE YOUR family Hnd home 1uJr1n;d 11\tention and also earn a gnud in come with us 1953 PLYMOUTH, 2 rlr. with selling A von rnsm l'tics. Interheatr-r , 4 good tltt'!& , priced to views held ilt Sham rock Motel, sell. Hutland l*'urniture l"o., HutJ;m. 11, at I :00 p m. or wrile lancl . ' 1 9 6tc F:leanor nraJllld. lluK 946, Portsmouth. 1 8 3tc 19~0 VORD TUUC K. l).z ton, four speNI transmission , VIctor Oahr, WANTED AT ONt' E - R11wleieh ·two milt: north of ChclitCr. Healer in l'unw ru y. Write Haw_ _ _1_83\p leigh'~ Vr-pt UIIL • 840-R, Tree- ---.... -·-· pori, HI. J-7-tt p 195~ CHEVROLET, 4 dr. 11edan, VB motor with overdrive, radio, ·.KA:N TO BECOME healer, S<'at covers, dark green A BRANCH MANAGER finish. $174~.00. Pomeroy Motor IN CONSUMER. Co. 11 28 tl · ... FINANCE H'3 Cll~ttOLET, 4 .;!:-., 2 tone blue finish, 160 aeries, beater, Here i!o; a job ~·ou will like-dealclean. $700.00. Pomeroy Motor ing with people <~ li d serving thetr Co. ll 28 tf rln~tnciul nc~d s. ---- ~- ·-- -~- 19M lJUICK V8 ~uper, 4 dr . Riv· !era S1•dan. Power windows, sleeting, 11cat, antenna, and brakes. $3,19:1.00. Blacttnar's, 1 3 otc tr you like Yarit•ly in a .lob ~ou wlll get il hr-n· . Yotl will deal with all kinrlH of pcop!{' . , .. you will work indoors and out ... you will take lor.n applicutions .... you will -- - cc--c--~ 1956 PONTIAC Chletton V8 De- appl'ove credits.. .you will handle luxe, 4 fir, Sedan. HydramaUc collectionfl. .yuu will help mer· dri\•(' , only ~.403 &~ctual mllea. chant:; with thl'ir ~ ~ · lling problemB $2,595.00. BlaeUnar't, Pomeroy. . .. and many other things. 1 3 6tc Good r.h1rt in_:: salary. , .exceJient tra ining program . . . early advancement. .. f':<l't•ptional benefit plans. .nil thf'.~c und more are ,yours with EL•onomy. We need tr11inN•s !'or the position of Hrnnch ManHi(l'l" now in the Gallipolis, Ponll'ro.v and Belpre offkes. Jlig!, Sthool graduates, ages 20 to :J~ SN' Mr. Rindy for a confifleni!OII personal interview. Ph,onc 4:J2 for appollltment. lconomy hYinos & Lo~n Co. 300 W. 2nd St. Pomeroy, Ohla 2, 5 8 10 3tc -~--- - ---- <201 Business !>erv1ces - 18SS FORD. ' dr., lovely cream QU!CK SERVlC'!; oo Wltell Jte. palrJo,~ bJ' Facton- Trained and beil;e, 6"Uilomltne, VB motor w&tebmak-a-. cou.INs JEWE. sun vtwr, :-adlo. heater, ttlt LDS. Pfi1DQnl.•. l-3-tf covers, Fordomatlc and Contln· tntal trim. flOUI.OO. Pomero1 RADiu & TEU;VJSION SERVICE Motor Co. 11 28 tf Phone 200. Clei•nd AppliatH:l' Store. 118 W Malo st .. Pomero" 1D8tli SUlCI\, 4 dr. bard top, beauti-2-23- If ful 3 tone (l'een tintah, white wall tlrt1, Jow mllei8A. dynanow, radio, bater. f,Z206.00. VICE AJJ D'akes Repaired h7 F..r pert Tecftlllr\IDI. PboDe t12fH ·y Pomeroy ~otor Co. 11 28 tf - --------· . House to hou se peddlers wtll be rcquir,c d to purchase a license rusting- $SO per year in Nl'w H ~t ven in the future following action taken by the town council at a meeting held on Monday evenjng. Connil Dula, of Cambrkt&e, Ohio TeeM Aiainat PoUo Chai~aa. it shown pinning a blue erulth on Bob Feller, State March of Chainitan. Looking on i.e Mary McLane, of Yakima, Wuhi•cton. NHtiolia1 Teen-Age Chairman. The March of Dimes is to be coad~:~ehd throu1:hout Ohio Januau 2-31. ... Di..,- s.·Ily's Soc•'al statUS LoWered 8yll."l fomma SkU0k Peddlers making such deliveries will be required to sec•1re the licrn~e or be subject to a fine of $50 •nd '"'''· Thooe f• iliug to I secure the Hccnflc will be finNJ the initial $50 and then will be fined SJOO for t•very time they are cih•d after that. ·MtddJeport BI Auto Service!\ 8-1&-tl ---~--- C. B. JIAWLINO 801111 CO. • Jt ....,. w...ur ~~erv~ot. 07 o ·- SAVE ON VOlJH Sll0E repair Jt Racine Shoe Shop I I Hartford News l NOTICE kcol F.stote DODGHLYJIOllTII Ill& -C9J D&AL- ( 2.0 ..., For Sc;;. = -=-:--..-=:::..;..:,-JIAY JI'OH SAL&-Thomu Weber, BI ~ Barnet-S.Jmpeon lnsuranee Middleport. BonN. Phone -- -~- METROPOLITAM AUTO SALES - ------- -- COAl~ FUnNACE. chcafl , Phone !~·X. 1 9 31, USED rlLeluF-!OR SALE -John L. Wolfe -: Fall$, Pbone 22.78. ·- ·• ,..,., Autltl'ftoblle, Health ACCIDINT Life. Cetuatty and •oncle Real Estate Broker In MIDDLIPOR~ OHIO 6136-M PHONio 6311 MAX W.UD a.tt•r Por LHI'" GRUESER BLOCK CO. J MU•• Nerth of Pom•rt~J . · On Rt. J3. Call Wm. Grwtet, a ate_~~~~R~oc~k~S.~·'~"'=·~~~~ Mr. and Mra, Vic Stceet and dauJ)lter viatted rell.tJves In AlUanee, Ohio durina: the weet end. -Mn. Lewit Jonea ia vbitins Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Wolpert -Recent guests of Mr. and Mra. P. J. Wolpert were Mr and Mra. J. L Clarke of Rio Groade, Ohio and Mr. and Mrs. John Foltz of Dela· LIL ABNER "LIFE lS A GOOD THI.NG." '(Author's Name Below) BOY SCOUTS MEET Alr. Alton Bonney instructed Troop 256 Wednesday eveaing in their Tenderfoot and Seeond Class requirementa:. $eoutl preaent were Jim Fry, Danny Hubbard, Eddie Stein, David Chadwell, Richard Mulford, Bill Fry, Don Brown, Bill Harrah, Mike Sayre, Jerry Carroll, Jim Roush, Ricky Abel aud Shel· don Roush. COUPLES CLUB MEETS Mr. and Mr1. George Burns en· lertained the members of the Couple!! Club at their home on New Year's Eve with a dinner party. The Burns home wa11 decorated ln keeping with. the holiday season. Thnse present were Mr .and Mrs. Robert Cooke, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Zerkle Mr. and Mn. James Diehl Jr. and Mr. and Mr11. Ea.rl Clark. ..• To awaken each morning with a zest for Jiving, look· lng forward to each moment of life with pleasant anticipation, is a pleasure shared usually only by the healthy. Almost everyone can lead a healthier life if they wiU have their physician advise them at regular intervals just what they should do to help their own individual body operate al ma><imum efficiency. Should any simple or comple.x medication be necessary to help you live bet· ter and longer we welcome the opportunity to be your pharmacy. • ' • .. ·•'' .• • • • • YOUR PHYSICIAN CAN PHONE 9 · WHEN YOU NEED A MEDICINE •• • •• • ' • • ... _., Ohio 14. Aatern 15. Thea.tet seat 16. Toward 17. Trianll<lar piece, ror gi\'lng 2. Incites 22. lion as gr..- 24., fr984. Letter · P!<l· 3. Cut, (Reb.) Mel~y 5. 6. Mour1ta1na jSo. ~rn . 1 7. FroUn wa.tet8. Falae te~th 11. Sack 12. Small quantit)' l3. Civil 19, wronra Hi. Ptople ot Ll,tvll. 23. Skill 20. Knave of clubs lloo) width Stimulus 2t. Mormon state 18. Dine 2f. Church vault or'I lta:ke. ,.;y .... 2D. Clean•~ lnr ·ot· ... 26. Afflnn. ative , •o. ~··-·· reply 28. ~~l"llll\ 3l . .A.Iileep 33. Oil ot ;t.~ ' In 11>1!1 ....... ~1:.~ • 3G. Candlf sa. A1-abtan f3.N,w •.. (comb. tor.n) ,D.~~ w•~t •e·lii!U•• chtettiln, 21. Dantin&' gl.rlt I Egypt.) 29. Falsehood 30. Keep 32. Handle (Rorn. A.ntiq.) • • • • • SWISHER-LQH$E 3-4. 'Superior 38. Pa.rt or "to be" 39. At that urne ' ft . Wi ne ' . receptacle i2. Coined f;i. Pin for roasttnl' · meat ' ,• • • • ,' ,• 1 ,....j......j< By HAROLD f 1: <G. Gl9ee to 46. Malt beverage I tT. Pierce With horna t8. Blunder• .DOWN 1- Ionian Ulland ' DAJLY CRYI'TOQUOTE ..;. Uere'a how to work It: • • , ' AXYDLBAAXR ' .. d LONGFELLOW One 1ett~r aimply stands for another. In th11 I&Jlll)le A ll U1J4 tor the three L's, X. for the two O'a, etc. Slngle l•tten, t,pot.. trophes, the bmgth and formation of the wor4a an all htn'tl.. E~ch day the code Jetter& are different. A Crypto1ram QuotaUan . ORL FUDD V~ BLIFOR TD FVDD UK VTZO , , ORL RIQGC AIS'D B T 0 R U H 0 I D R T Z 0 - P U R 8 !1 L C B U U V. CAST THOSE BONDS Totterday'e Cryptoquete: HARMONY AND GRACI: ~ OOOP. RHYTHM DEPEND ON SIMPLICITY - fLATO." . Electric Range 4!4-8 or 6094·X CROSSWORD 5. EirYPtlo.n port 9. Hautboy JO. At one time 11 . C\'lncoct 12. Impress RANGE ~ltone DAILY 1. Military life • SEE ' ACROSS DOES YOUR OLD FASHIONED Walter Cleland was B} MR. AND MRS. Slll'hl. waa Jerome Rodgers of Pl Plea. ' ant, who spoke on "Alcoholilm and Treatment of AlcohoUca." Ditk Aut~tin. chairman of tbe eou.nb' March of Dime• Drive made au appe.tl to the club alklng them to eolled for the drive. Miil Mickey DeWine of Sprintfield, 0., recently vWted Carol Routh. the Church. Hostesses were Mrs. Lawrence Parsons. Mrs. Peul Schneider, Mra. Clyde •R ice, Ku Harry Layne. The program ns a talk 01:1 "U~ of Paramolllltl" by Mrs. Howard Wagenllals and 1 Peter MarJball &e~mon by Mn. J. V. McGrew. Others attending were Mrt. Herm~n Layne, M:n. William Powell, Mlis Lelah Powell and MrB. WU· ham McFarland. Schedule set up for the· comlni year is as follows : Members to serve during January, February and Mareb are, Mn. Raymond Pe-ters, Mra. Otto Grimm, Mn. Robert Layne, Mrs. P. J . Wolpert, Mrt. Lester Ohlir.ger, Mra. Johnny Roush, Mrs. Ewrett Roush and Mr11. Donald Brown. April , May and Junt; : Mrs. William McFar· land, Mfs. Herman Layne, Mrs. Carroll Adam~ , Mrs. Thomas Grin stead, Mrs. B. R. Vance and Mra. J . V. McGrew. Serving during July August and September: Mrs. William Powell, Mr•. Nelson Roush, Mrs. Lawrenee Parsons, Mrs. Clyde Rice, Mrs. Bob Johneton and Mrs. Roland Karr. Se.rvi.ug: during October, November and December are Miss Lelah POwell, Mrs. Uoyd Roush, Mra. Harry Layne. Mrs. Howard Wa~enhals, Mrs. Charles Brown and Mrs: Martin Ohllnger. BIRTH ANNOUNCED Mr. and Mn. Lew Roush are announcing the birth of a 6 lb. 10 oz. d~tughter, born Wednesday, January 2 at Holzer Hospital at 7:07 a. m. Maternal gfandmotber is Mrs. Lucretia Roush and Paternal grandmother i.a Mrs. Esther Roush. DRUG STORE At the meeting of the Racine Volunteer Flre Department held Wednesday co,·ening, January 2. I I Your Sunrise To Sunset . Station 111tirlbuted by Kill&' Feat~n• or CALL l)l'o4"*'' ROGER MORGA .... NANCY- ~- YOU'VE' G!.T ONE MORE HOUR EIEFORE I~ elected'.__:•~•~~;,""""""""""""""""~""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""~ WILLIE WINKLE SO/KXl C ~,4NGED ..OUQ M'Ni:: ' v:xt ARE 601\\G Lot No. 392 RoSl Searles: Lot m CALL ELOISE :=or<. loon! of 1NF.::t<¥14110N ABOUT 61<AD :' lducallon Mlcldle,...., Ohio (121 :16, (I) Z. 9, 16. 41< • ' ~~~~~--. ~-Bey NANCY EIED TIME No. 301 Carl Allensworth; Lot No. 300, Clyde Van Cooney; Lot. No. 389 south h11l[ Clyde VanCoone)': Lot. No. 389 north half Simon Singer; lot No. 8113 }!""lora Jones; Lot No. S87 Clarence lTecmanj Lot No. 387 Flora Jones. The houses will be sold to the hiahcst bidder and mu:tt !>e remav• ed from the premises within ttdr-ty days of the date of sate. Tel'ml c:aBh in band on day of sale. TlJe Bolltd of Education rcserVca tbe r!Shl to reject any or all bids •. Paul S. Smert, Clwk . ttM-' ROTARY INTIIlTAINf The Bend Jtotuy Club eotert~ned their ladies, Tb.unday 1¥ALTAR GUILD eninl. A turkey dinner wa1 terv.d The Altar Guild of ~ St. Paul Lutheran Chueh met recently at to a Iarae number. Guest speaker Bill Cross, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dillon Cross, lower Racine, during Pick up your prescripthe holidays, visited parents and tion if shopping near us. A friends. Bill is stationed at Chagreat many people entrust nute Field. Illinois, a mem her of the U. S. Air Force. us with the responsibility of filling their prescriptions. Jerry Powell accompanied Boone Adams on t trucking trip to CleveMay we compound yours? land andto Tennessee recently. Mrs. Carolyn Adams and daughter visited with her sister, Mr& Fire .Chief for the new year. ·R ev. Jerry Powell 01..·er the week end. John · Elwood was eleFted. as ~ Em­ Earl Custer has 1closed his bar- ergcn~y SquaU chief. ber 8hop on Third St. and has At the regular meeting of the moved to Cincinnati when· he is Racine Legion Post Thursdav JanE. Mala St. Pomeroy employed in Barbering and in a uary 3, the membership voied to PRESCRIPTION Miision. Mr. and Mrs . Robert Say- send letter to Dr. Robert Seiple re of Dorcas have moved into the expreslng the appreciation of the CHEMISTS Custer residence on the hilltop. Post and the surrounding territory 'Quota lion by Zoe Akins The Powell Home was from the o( his past services as Village (Born 1886) roof top to the basement floor in Phyalcian and as member of Ute C<>pyrighll957 (IW4) keeping with the hoUdays, decora- local American Legion. ted a beautiful 5ight tor the public to see, including the large Chrbtmas tree. The occasion , in addition to being Christmas. was the big dinner being served to the member' Of the Diddl~ Family and t.o other friends. Turkey with all the trimmings were served by the hosteaa, Marilyn Powell, to the following guests: parents, Mr. and Make You Have Thai Tied Up, Mrs. Oval Diddle; Libby, Ralpb, Don; Mr. and Mrs. Bernard DidHelpless FeeUng? dle and tbne sons; Mr. and Mrs. James Sa)'re and Brenda and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Diddl and JimTRY A GOOD USED my; Mr. and Mrs. Ward Diddle; Mr. Earl Custer; Bob Burnem of 'L e· tart Falla; only member of the Diddles being absent was Caroly,, Adt~ms. New Pono »amp 990 I CONCRETE BLOCKS "'Bullcl Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Jan. 9, 1807 1On your Dial INSURANCE AGENCY All Makes and Models ~DaUy J E H OHIO VALLEY JUMK CO. Rodney Downing Cbcatcr, Ohio, Cbe11tcr ExchanJe. 15 6\p and Mn Criule Powell. M.ra. Ida Howell vlJited her aJ• ter, Krs. Maggie Harrla of Doreus Road. Mn. Harris bas bun Ul for quite some time. Mrs. Gretta Si :npson and Mrs. Blanche Spenrer vi ~ iled Mrs. Stella Beegle , who hru1 beeo ill at her home m Dorcas . Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Frecker of Main St. were in Columbu\ 1ecently for ,a check up of Mr. Freeker as a result of recent surgery in Columbus Ho&pltal. Mrs. Beulah MorTis has been at the Blaettnar home In PomerQJ' for several days aiding in the care of the sick. 'SeYeral changes were made in the list of Officers of the Village at a special Council meeting held Friday evening at the Town Hall. Mayor Howard Frank re•ia:ned hls office to take O\'er the duties of Deputy Sheriff of Meigs County. Paul Holter, president of Council. moved up into the office of M"'yor and John Bentz was ap· poiilted into the Council . presid· ent Chair. Rev. a11d Mrs. Jenkins and fam· lly have returned frum Akron where they ~ave 1pent the la1t few days. Mrs. Jenkins wu at the bedside of her grandfather wbo was in the hospital. Rev. Jenkins ls readying for revival to. be held 100'"' in Racine Baptiat Church. A l'tew Year's Eve Party was held at the home of Mrs. Gretll Sitnp!on with an ,ttendance of more than twenty. Besides family and frie.nds in Raeine. thoae from out or town waiting for the New Year with the group, were : Mr. and Mrs. Bratton of Pomeroy , and Boo and Scotty Simpson of Middleport. t'he Racine BapUst Missionary S~iety will meet at the home of Mn. Howard NeJgler Friday January 11th. Mrs. Bertha Sayre will entertain. · Mrs. and Mr. Thomas Lindsey o( Columbul were in Racine over the week end vis!ting her parents, Mr. and Mra. Mason Spencer of Vine St. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Cross of Columbus, with daughter Lynn, visited their parents, Mr anrl Mrs. A. B. Cross of Oak Grove and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Neiglcr of 6th street. Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., J~n. 0, w WE BUY so u TrneY.,Finsterwald Home I nsu ranee 1' PIIGoe 1111:1'1. Nllbl Pbooo IIIII~ -:c=--::---- -__:..:...:::_:: RACINE Ladie¥ Ciaas No. 3 o! the Racie Baptist Church met at the home of Mrs. Howard Neigier for their 1 rego.la r monthly meeting. The program was in charge of Mn. CLEV-ELAND, 0. UP - Six· Maude Young and Mrs. Francis At the sarm~ nu~l'lin).! Llw rouncil year-old William BucholtJ: wUI be Morris is class president. Rrad Wolfe , employed at the voted to - purdaso:' !larking signs "welcome" back to first grade U.S. Lock No. 23, has been ab.serit for 5th Street in the town. The classes at Hillside Elementary from duties for several days and School in suburban TnJependenec signs will h d iratc thte<' hour whenever he becomes socially pc is enter<'d in Meigs G('llcraJ Uosparking ~unes on tlw ~treet. I,Jilal. A request bY Donald 1•'. Rou sh crptable to classmates. to place a 1\-lephow• booth nn th e Helen Younce, employed in c~ner of 51h ami Main Streets His mother hll!.lnc s 'the village S~·1· 11 cu"~e Cur ,o;eve ral days, has reWPIJ granted . for her sun's plight. lUrnl'd to her rC'sidence with sisBilly was ~ ent home b~ Super ter, Mrs. Beulah ~orris of Tyree Disf'u~~inn was also lw ld on the new se"wer line whit'h has been mtcndent Kenneth G. Feick who Blvd . extension . Mr. and :\frs. Starling orr and proposed for the ('l1 ff Hou~h addi- le_a rned f:om . a janitor that the wtndows In B11ly 's cl,essroom were family of columbus visited over tion. Thomas lloffm an anfl Mayor the wct>kend with hf~r sister, Mrs. Thoma5 Grinsteacl were to st":e open:/ ' El~on SpcllCN, and parents Mr. which would be the best mar.ner He ~arne<1 th~ ':wrong animal" to lay the, ~ew.er 1o the pro~rt)· . Efforts wtll he rult.de to ern~,.l tht had chbsen a rcsidenct~ under the Evt>rclt l .audermllt farm . Dott_tc Bucholtz horne . Mrs. Carl Buch Hous h , o loc;1l ('OIIlractor , will be o lt ·t Sa id il 1\'liS "humiliating" to tontn<"lcd l"t'~arding the ['O~l of ha\'C Billy <>ent home "es pecially By Vlrtinla Carlton sinc e the village authorities have . the prnj(• rt. HAVE HOUSE GUESTS been . . . unable lo help us." Houseguests of Ml-s, HehrY JenCou iH·il nl so ht>arrl a rcqul·~t hy kins are her ~o n-in - faw and daugfi.Hober t Bt~:Jth In l.avc the street..~ She said the ';momma skunk , ter, Mr. and Mrs. J. William Pur· in front of hi!'. hom t• repaired. "G t>rtrude'' moved under their . ceil of Alhambra, Calif. Council voted lo serape the ~tn•cts RETURNS TO SCHOOL home more than a year ago, had as soon as possiblr. Keith McClung Jr. returned to a family last June and has defied his 15tudles at Hartford Law School Present for the ·meeting. were i all attempts to evict her.' •' after lipending the Christmas hoi· Mayor Grinstead, lte<"order Thelm a Capehart. and Counrllmen William Bllly's brother, 10, and sister, 9, idaya with his parents, Mr. and l'owcll. Edwin Housh, Richard Ord have not been sent home from Mrs. A. K. McClung . 111HI Thomils J-Joffman . school. Feick said Billy was 'welMr. and Mrs. N. 0. Weln had Jll come'" onl)l when he and hi,o; dotheir guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. thing no lon,qer force opening of NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT A. D. llum~. Mrs. Hugo Juhllnf1 classroom windows. Administrator Mr. and Mrs. Emil Knight and Mr. E1t11te of Emma M. Whlt•he•d and Mrs. Thurl Stone. O.c:e•sed Ml\ and Mrs. Mack Howard hfid Nulll'C! is hert•by l!iven that Wil as holiday guests their son and liam II. W~itrhl'acl whose Post daughter-in-law. l1r .anrJ Mrs.·Don· Offict• Address is ltccdsvillc, Ohio ~IEIGS COUNTY aid Howard of nockford, Ul. hHs henn du:y appointed a~ Adnonald Jenkins, Huntington spent RML ESTATE OWNERS ministrator ur 1hc Estate of Emma Sunday with his cousin, Misa: Mil· M. Whitrh{';Jct laic of Hecd svi!lc, The tax books are now open dred Chapman. ~ll'iJ::s Coun ly. Ohio. deceased. Mrs. W. T. Stone was shopping for the payment of Decem· Dated th is 7th cby of J01nuary In Huntington , Salurday, ber and June Real Estate Hl57. Tax. Will close Feb. I , 1957. Wednesday aftt>rnoon guests of John C. B•con Mr. and Mrs. J . M. Crump were Judge of the Problte Court Clyde G. Millh6ne, the Rev. and Mrs. W. I. Fiber of Meigs County. Ohio Farmington, \v. ya. and Mrs F. Meigs County Treasurer G. Musgrav('_ Mr11 . Raymond Mus( IJ II. W 2:~. Jtc grave and Mrs. rhar\l.'s Musgrave Ill) ot f'oint Pleasant. ·Mrs. J. M. Crump bad been tonfined to her home by illness the past two w~ka. Mr". Louis Stone of Parkersburg STRUCTURAL I IIAMS visited her p!lfents Squire and ICRAP IRot\ - MIT ALS Mrs. Jacob rhllllps recently. , Sunday afternoon guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Crump were Mr1. Hugo Juhllg, Hartford, Mr. and Mrs. Preston Andenon and son David, of Southside. ' Phone 510 P:omeroy Donald Smith, student at Ohio State Univ«'rsity, spent the boli· days with his mother, Mrs. D. A. When people suddenly fa('e beSmith. navcment the service of a tru~t worth.v funeral dlrcctor is Indis~--­ pensable. Th('y also welcome the LIGAL NOTICI information and counsel retulv· NOTICI OF SALI ed at The Board ot Education of the Middleport Exempte,d Vill,.:e Sebool District will o(fer for sale at ·publie auction on Saturday, Jlncun secure qunluary 28th, l957 at 2:00 p. m. at without extrathe Pearl st. school bulldlna in Butternut Ave., Middleport. Ohio, the hoUIC.!I lo-cated on the following dcseribed I real estate: rpREiiXN"uilsoTi-T.v. SEft.l;;;;;::;~.;;:-;.-;.;:~;:.-;:-;:.;;;;;;::;; lL I • • ~ - OKAY, AUNT I'RITZI I'LL TIME IT BY MY LITTLE HOUR GLASS • CHESTI!R. qc)~ -E""lN,_.. • aus.v..,,~,..ery ! �.,. • •-· SO. YOU THIN!( YOU'VE SEEN MRYTHING? . , .:1 WANT ADS P1·eaching SUN RAY BOTTLED GAS stove good cond1Uon , . reasonably priced. P au l Lawren<'e, Port· la nd, U- S Locks 21 1·7-tf liM 2 eeat1 per word, ooe ta- !Continued from ~ee r;~ne) Temple University , Philadelphia , Pa ; adr!ition1l s-turly lgracl11atc ) at :'l: l'w l'tdlege. l'ni\TI".,.\} of Edinburgh, Srot!anrl . a Th D. fro m South wet'lern St•m 1na r_1 and h is Hot·tor of Di~·t nity dt•gree from Howard Wa yne Co lh·;.:t. Brownwood , Texa s. aertioL Kanlmwa charfe 50c.4 eeoU pe-r word for t.bree eon- 1 WAHM !'.tuR.'IING Automatic gas teCUtlVe iDJe.rtiou. , •• -o~.oe moa~ ....,_..aA rJrrulal ur_ 50.000 BTU. Used 2 wrek.b pn ~·ed to seU. Phone 386. 1ur 20 cenu 1 o Jtc per word. r.-~ or :z e.mtJ per word will / GAS CIIH ' LILA TI.'IG HEATER, 60.be ch•r&et;l for IAvertiliqlf not 000 BTU. l1k c new . $50.00. AliSo paid for before tbe 35tb of eaeb 20 gaug e Winchester pump gun. mouU. followlnt lDJertlon, Call 516-:\f or 9391. 1 8 Jtc l"ull lrror a lo Advertllmg-Sh()uld Dr. Robert Jal'k S'ln Jtobiu~on, a true southern er. bf' a r ~ tht.· name of his great ~ randfather ' s {'Ous in , General Sto ne wall J&.ck ~nn. li e is minist er or 1he hl ~lonciJI ~·irst Baptist Churc h of Au gusta. a church of nwr£' tha n 3000 members where th e Southern Baptist Con\'entton wa s organized tn 1845. Dr . Rollinson is hea rd by surh gr~t crowd~ on Sunday that two mornin~ scnice s arc required and l'\'en t.•xtra d1a 1rs are nt>edl•d in the ai1>IP .~ ~.f 11 rc th<-~u ~;Jx hundn ~ d nH·mbcrs have bc1·n reccivc.J into the Fir st ll;o pt1 st Chu r<" h durin g his two yc;n· mini stry. 2 COON HO C:-.IUS, 2 ELECTRIC ~ hot plat es, 2 reported lmmtd.iately. Tb.e Datly SeDtinel wi.U net be responsible n\1~ ton house jarks. Marshall Miller , Jr. , Down ington. 1 8 6\p for more than one incorrect lnaertlon. l 0-For Sole or Rent Cite ar 'thatt'b and Specul No- __ - - · - - _ -~-- _ ticet of Event.! prinfed at reru- SIX ROOM HOUSE 1n Racine. Call Jar cla88ified rates Obituaries 1 Racine 3217 or lee Darlene Pllll,.l.lhed ~u 1 cent per word. 1 Graham . 1 8 6tc ----- I -- ~~- omplete WHEE1. LIJW\JIEN'l'. t..;llllclq and brake tetVIee Btcktott's SafetJ Servict. Wert: Mala Street. Pollm'OJ, Ohio. - For Rent 141 '-loticf:S FURNISHED Middleport , --- APART\IENT in 6170-J . 1 9 6tc C<~ ll 5 Room modern APARTMENT, sAY\ DON'T YOU KNOW? call Pom eroy 27~-J or MiddleBaker's will give you the belt port 604lJ. I li tf trade on furniture or appliance&. 4-6 tf NEW MODF~HN APARTMENT, Peoples Terrace, }'omeroy. Gar· Found age. Abo.e flood line. Phone - - - - - ----328-Y or 469-X 1 5 3lc LOST- in vidnity Tuppers - ·· · - - - - - -Plains, red Beagle Bitch, notify 1 SLEEPING HOOI\IS, close In town, William Wgtson or call Pomeroy 127 Butternut. 12 29 12tc 826-J, collect 1·7-3te I (61 Lost & or ··:~,.":~::~ l-h·~;·(;~ ··~-1"::_:.~,~~~ Instruction (7) ,jlepu;t DlESEL · Practical spare-ti me training. Includes maintenance, repair. Scientific MOtQr Tune-Up all phases of big pay work. If 1S.55 mir.hanically inclined write for FHEE book. Utllities Diesel 'fl:aining. c-o Box 668-A Daily Sentinel Pomeroy, 0 . l -7-3tp Ph ti'Ui~· X I ! ·HI fh ·gardlc:o;, or not of (' hurch affiliatwn , all yuunlj people in the Ohio Valley aH· urged to alten(] the Youth .' light service and hear Dr. Robinson . MJssion officials stated his rutssag c will be timely and cha llenging . Peddler License Ordinance Passed IFor New Haven ....:__._:_ ~ _ .. J ROOMS, FURNISHED apart-ment with balh. 109 Union Ave ., or call 494-Y. Perc>· L. Peoples. 12 26 tf - -For _reat-b'nensiOD Ladder-a, lCaffold Uuard!l, Ur~ Clothti. CUnton P'isher, Yiddlt~p,.~rt. Pbone 6<!ti5-X. 11-1-.tf I FINISH HIGH SCHOOL · no clas- ONE 4 ROOM AN.RTMENT. One seR. Study at home , spare time . Diploma awarded. Write for free catalog . Wayne School, c-o Box 668-A, Daily Sentin~:~J, Pomeroy ,O l-7-3tp - ----- 8 room house Newly decorated Inside ano'f o ut. A . N. Bengtl. P~;meroy. 11 1 tf ( 17) Help Wonted (8) Auto Soles YOU CAN t:I\IE YOUR family Hnd home 1uJr1n;d 11\tention and also earn a gnud in come with us 1953 PLYMOUTH, 2 rlr. with selling A von rnsm l'tics. Interheatr-r , 4 good tltt'!& , priced to views held ilt Sham rock Motel, sell. Hutland l*'urniture l"o., HutJ;m. 11, at I :00 p m. or wrile lancl . ' 1 9 6tc F:leanor nraJllld. lluK 946, Portsmouth. 1 8 3tc 19~0 VORD TUUC K. l).z ton, four speNI transmission , VIctor Oahr, WANTED AT ONt' E - R11wleieh ·two milt: north of ChclitCr. Healer in l'unw ru y. Write Haw_ _ _1_83\p leigh'~ Vr-pt UIIL • 840-R, Tree- ---.... -·-· pori, HI. J-7-tt p 195~ CHEVROLET, 4 dr. 11edan, VB motor with overdrive, radio, ·.KA:N TO BECOME healer, S<'at covers, dark green A BRANCH MANAGER finish. $174~.00. Pomeroy Motor IN CONSUMER. Co. 11 28 tl · ... FINANCE H'3 Cll~ttOLET, 4 .;!:-., 2 tone blue finish, 160 aeries, beater, Here i!o; a job ~·ou will like-dealclean. $700.00. Pomeroy Motor ing with people <~ li d serving thetr Co. ll 28 tf rln~tnciul nc~d s. ---- ~- ·-- -~- 19M lJUICK V8 ~uper, 4 dr . Riv· !era S1•dan. Power windows, sleeting, 11cat, antenna, and brakes. $3,19:1.00. Blacttnar's, 1 3 otc tr you like Yarit•ly in a .lob ~ou wlll get il hr-n· . Yotl will deal with all kinrlH of pcop!{' . , .. you will work indoors and out ... you will take lor.n applicutions .... you will -- - cc--c--~ 1956 PONTIAC Chletton V8 De- appl'ove credits.. .you will handle luxe, 4 fir, Sedan. HydramaUc collectionfl. .yuu will help mer· dri\•(' , only ~.403 &~ctual mllea. chant:; with thl'ir ~ ~ · lling problemB $2,595.00. BlaeUnar't, Pomeroy. . .. and many other things. 1 3 6tc Good r.h1rt in_:: salary. , .exceJient tra ining program . . . early advancement. .. f':<l't•ptional benefit plans. .nil thf'.~c und more are ,yours with EL•onomy. We need tr11inN•s !'or the position of Hrnnch ManHi(l'l" now in the Gallipolis, Ponll'ro.v and Belpre offkes. Jlig!, Sthool graduates, ages 20 to :J~ SN' Mr. Rindy for a confifleni!OII personal interview. Ph,onc 4:J2 for appollltment. lconomy hYinos & Lo~n Co. 300 W. 2nd St. Pomeroy, Ohla 2, 5 8 10 3tc -~--- - ---- <201 Business !>erv1ces - 18SS FORD. ' dr., lovely cream QU!CK SERVlC'!; oo Wltell Jte. palrJo,~ bJ' Facton- Trained and beil;e, 6"Uilomltne, VB motor w&tebmak-a-. cou.INs JEWE. sun vtwr, :-adlo. heater, ttlt LDS. Pfi1DQnl.•. l-3-tf covers, Fordomatlc and Contln· tntal trim. flOUI.OO. Pomero1 RADiu & TEU;VJSION SERVICE Motor Co. 11 28 tf Phone 200. Clei•nd AppliatH:l' Store. 118 W Malo st .. Pomero" 1D8tli SUlCI\, 4 dr. bard top, beauti-2-23- If ful 3 tone (l'een tintah, white wall tlrt1, Jow mllei8A. dynanow, radio, bater. f,Z206.00. VICE AJJ D'akes Repaired h7 F..r pert Tecftlllr\IDI. PboDe t12fH ·y Pomeroy ~otor Co. 11 28 tf - --------· . House to hou se peddlers wtll be rcquir,c d to purchase a license rusting- $SO per year in Nl'w H ~t ven in the future following action taken by the town council at a meeting held on Monday evenjng. Connil Dula, of Cambrkt&e, Ohio TeeM Aiainat PoUo Chai~aa. it shown pinning a blue erulth on Bob Feller, State March of Chainitan. Looking on i.e Mary McLane, of Yakima, Wuhi•cton. NHtiolia1 Teen-Age Chairman. The March of Dimes is to be coad~:~ehd throu1:hout Ohio Januau 2-31. ... Di..,- s.·Ily's Soc•'al statUS LoWered 8yll."l fomma SkU0k Peddlers making such deliveries will be required to sec•1re the licrn~e or be subject to a fine of $50 •nd '"'''· Thooe f• iliug to I secure the Hccnflc will be finNJ the initial $50 and then will be fined SJOO for t•very time they are cih•d after that. ·MtddJeport BI Auto Service!\ 8-1&-tl ---~--- C. B. JIAWLINO 801111 CO. • Jt ....,. w...ur ~~erv~ot. 07 o ·- SAVE ON VOlJH Sll0E repair Jt Racine Shoe Shop I I Hartford News l NOTICE kcol F.stote DODGHLYJIOllTII Ill& -C9J D&AL- ( 2.0 ..., For Sc;;. = -=-:--..-=:::..;..:,-JIAY JI'OH SAL&-Thomu Weber, BI ~ Barnet-S.Jmpeon lnsuranee Middleport. BonN. Phone -- -~- METROPOLITAM AUTO SALES - ------- -- COAl~ FUnNACE. chcafl , Phone !~·X. 1 9 31, USED rlLeluF-!OR SALE -John L. Wolfe -: Fall$, Pbone 22.78. ·- ·• ,..,., Autltl'ftoblle, Health ACCIDINT Life. Cetuatty and •oncle Real Estate Broker In MIDDLIPOR~ OHIO 6136-M PHONio 6311 MAX W.UD a.tt•r Por LHI'" GRUESER BLOCK CO. J MU•• Nerth of Pom•rt~J . · On Rt. J3. Call Wm. Grwtet, a ate_~~~~R~oc~k~S.~·'~"'=·~~~~ Mr. and Mra, Vic Stceet and dauJ)lter viatted rell.tJves In AlUanee, Ohio durina: the weet end. -Mn. Lewit Jonea ia vbitins Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Wolpert -Recent guests of Mr. and Mra. P. J. Wolpert were Mr and Mra. J. L Clarke of Rio Groade, Ohio and Mr. and Mrs. John Foltz of Dela· LIL ABNER "LIFE lS A GOOD THI.NG." '(Author's Name Below) BOY SCOUTS MEET Alr. Alton Bonney instructed Troop 256 Wednesday eveaing in their Tenderfoot and Seeond Class requirementa:. $eoutl preaent were Jim Fry, Danny Hubbard, Eddie Stein, David Chadwell, Richard Mulford, Bill Fry, Don Brown, Bill Harrah, Mike Sayre, Jerry Carroll, Jim Roush, Ricky Abel aud Shel· don Roush. COUPLES CLUB MEETS Mr. and Mr1. George Burns en· lertained the members of the Couple!! Club at their home on New Year's Eve with a dinner party. The Burns home wa11 decorated ln keeping with. the holiday season. Thnse present were Mr .and Mrs. Robert Cooke, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Zerkle Mr. and Mn. James Diehl Jr. and Mr. and Mr11. Ea.rl Clark. ..• To awaken each morning with a zest for Jiving, look· lng forward to each moment of life with pleasant anticipation, is a pleasure shared usually only by the healthy. Almost everyone can lead a healthier life if they wiU have their physician advise them at regular intervals just what they should do to help their own individual body operate al ma><imum efficiency. Should any simple or comple.x medication be necessary to help you live bet· ter and longer we welcome the opportunity to be your pharmacy. • ' • .. ·•'' .• • • • • YOUR PHYSICIAN CAN PHONE 9 · WHEN YOU NEED A MEDICINE •• • •• • ' • • ... _., Ohio 14. Aatern 15. Thea.tet seat 16. Toward 17. Trianll<lar piece, ror gi\'lng 2. Incites 22. lion as gr..- 24., fr984. Letter · P!<l· 3. Cut, (Reb.) Mel~y 5. 6. Mour1ta1na jSo. ~rn . 1 7. FroUn wa.tet8. Falae te~th 11. Sack 12. Small quantit)' l3. Civil 19, wronra Hi. Ptople ot Ll,tvll. 23. Skill 20. Knave of clubs lloo) width Stimulus 2t. Mormon state 18. Dine 2f. Church vault or'I lta:ke. ,.;y .... 2D. Clean•~ lnr ·ot· ... 26. Afflnn. ative , •o. ~··-·· reply 28. ~~l"llll\ 3l . .A.Iileep 33. Oil ot ;t.~ ' In 11>1!1 ....... ~1:.~ • 3G. Candlf sa. A1-abtan f3.N,w •.. (comb. tor.n) ,D.~~ w•~t •e·lii!U•• chtettiln, 21. Dantin&' gl.rlt I Egypt.) 29. Falsehood 30. Keep 32. Handle (Rorn. A.ntiq.) • • • • • SWISHER-LQH$E 3-4. 'Superior 38. Pa.rt or "to be" 39. At that urne ' ft . Wi ne ' . receptacle i2. Coined f;i. Pin for roasttnl' · meat ' ,• • • • ,' ,• 1 ,....j......j< By HAROLD f 1: <G. Gl9ee to 46. Malt beverage I tT. Pierce With horna t8. Blunder• .DOWN 1- Ionian Ulland ' DAJLY CRYI'TOQUOTE ..;. Uere'a how to work It: • • , ' AXYDLBAAXR ' .. d LONGFELLOW One 1ett~r aimply stands for another. In th11 I&Jlll)le A ll U1J4 tor the three L's, X. for the two O'a, etc. Slngle l•tten, t,pot.. trophes, the bmgth and formation of the wor4a an all htn'tl.. E~ch day the code Jetter& are different. A Crypto1ram QuotaUan . ORL FUDD V~ BLIFOR TD FVDD UK VTZO , , ORL RIQGC AIS'D B T 0 R U H 0 I D R T Z 0 - P U R 8 !1 L C B U U V. CAST THOSE BONDS Totterday'e Cryptoquete: HARMONY AND GRACI: ~ OOOP. RHYTHM DEPEND ON SIMPLICITY - fLATO." . Electric Range 4!4-8 or 6094·X CROSSWORD 5. EirYPtlo.n port 9. Hautboy JO. At one time 11 . C\'lncoct 12. Impress RANGE ~ltone DAILY 1. Military life • SEE ' ACROSS DOES YOUR OLD FASHIONED Walter Cleland was B} MR. AND MRS. Slll'hl. waa Jerome Rodgers of Pl Plea. ' ant, who spoke on "Alcoholilm and Treatment of AlcohoUca." Ditk Aut~tin. chairman of tbe eou.nb' March of Dime• Drive made au appe.tl to the club alklng them to eolled for the drive. Miil Mickey DeWine of Sprintfield, 0., recently vWted Carol Routh. the Church. Hostesses were Mrs. Lawrence Parsons. Mrs. Peul Schneider, Mra. Clyde •R ice, Ku Harry Layne. The program ns a talk 01:1 "U~ of Paramolllltl" by Mrs. Howard Wagenllals and 1 Peter MarJball &e~mon by Mn. J. V. McGrew. Others attending were Mrt. Herm~n Layne, M:n. William Powell, Mlis Lelah Powell and MrB. WU· ham McFarland. Schedule set up for the· comlni year is as follows : Members to serve during January, February and Mareb are, Mn. Raymond Pe-ters, Mra. Otto Grimm, Mn. Robert Layne, Mrs. P. J . Wolpert, Mrt. Lester Ohlir.ger, Mra. Johnny Roush, Mrs. Ewrett Roush and Mr11. Donald Brown. April , May and Junt; : Mrs. William McFar· land, Mfs. Herman Layne, Mrs. Carroll Adam~ , Mrs. Thomas Grin stead, Mrs. B. R. Vance and Mra. J . V. McGrew. Serving during July August and September: Mrs. William Powell, Mr•. Nelson Roush, Mrs. Lawrenee Parsons, Mrs. Clyde Rice, Mrs. Bob Johneton and Mrs. Roland Karr. Se.rvi.ug: during October, November and December are Miss Lelah POwell, Mrs. Uoyd Roush, Mra. Harry Layne. Mrs. Howard Wa~enhals, Mrs. Charles Brown and Mrs: Martin Ohllnger. BIRTH ANNOUNCED Mr. and Mn. Lew Roush are announcing the birth of a 6 lb. 10 oz. d~tughter, born Wednesday, January 2 at Holzer Hospital at 7:07 a. m. Maternal gfandmotber is Mrs. Lucretia Roush and Paternal grandmother i.a Mrs. Esther Roush. DRUG STORE At the meeting of the Racine Volunteer Flre Department held Wednesday co,·ening, January 2. I I Your Sunrise To Sunset . Station 111tirlbuted by Kill&' Feat~n• or CALL l)l'o4"*'' ROGER MORGA .... NANCY- ~- YOU'VE' G!.T ONE MORE HOUR EIEFORE I~ elected'.__:•~•~~;,""""""""""""""""~""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""~ WILLIE WINKLE SO/KXl C ~,4NGED ..OUQ M'Ni:: ' v:xt ARE 601\\G Lot No. 392 RoSl Searles: Lot m CALL ELOISE :=or<. loon! of 1NF.::t<¥14110N ABOUT 61<AD :' lducallon Mlcldle,...., Ohio (121 :16, (I) Z. 9, 16. 41< • ' ~~~~~--. ~-Bey NANCY EIED TIME No. 301 Carl Allensworth; Lot No. 300, Clyde Van Cooney; Lot. No. 389 south h11l[ Clyde VanCoone)': Lot. No. 389 north half Simon Singer; lot No. 8113 }!""lora Jones; Lot No. S87 Clarence lTecmanj Lot No. 387 Flora Jones. The houses will be sold to the hiahcst bidder and mu:tt !>e remav• ed from the premises within ttdr-ty days of the date of sate. Tel'ml c:aBh in band on day of sale. TlJe Bolltd of Education rcserVca tbe r!Shl to reject any or all bids •. Paul S. Smert, Clwk . ttM-' ROTARY INTIIlTAINf The Bend Jtotuy Club eotert~ned their ladies, Tb.unday 1¥ALTAR GUILD eninl. A turkey dinner wa1 terv.d The Altar Guild of ~ St. Paul Lutheran Chueh met recently at to a Iarae number. Guest speaker Bill Cross, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dillon Cross, lower Racine, during Pick up your prescripthe holidays, visited parents and tion if shopping near us. A friends. Bill is stationed at Chagreat many people entrust nute Field. Illinois, a mem her of the U. S. Air Force. us with the responsibility of filling their prescriptions. Jerry Powell accompanied Boone Adams on t trucking trip to CleveMay we compound yours? land andto Tennessee recently. Mrs. Carolyn Adams and daughter visited with her sister, Mr& Fire .Chief for the new year. ·R ev. Jerry Powell 01..·er the week end. John · Elwood was eleFted. as ~ Em­ Earl Custer has 1closed his bar- ergcn~y SquaU chief. ber 8hop on Third St. and has At the regular meeting of the moved to Cincinnati when· he is Racine Legion Post Thursdav JanE. Mala St. Pomeroy employed in Barbering and in a uary 3, the membership voied to PRESCRIPTION Miision. Mr. and Mrs . Robert Say- send letter to Dr. Robert Seiple re of Dorcas have moved into the expreslng the appreciation of the CHEMISTS Custer residence on the hilltop. Post and the surrounding territory 'Quota lion by Zoe Akins The Powell Home was from the o( his past services as Village (Born 1886) roof top to the basement floor in Phyalcian and as member of Ute C<>pyrighll957 (IW4) keeping with the hoUdays, decora- local American Legion. ted a beautiful 5ight tor the public to see, including the large Chrbtmas tree. The occasion , in addition to being Christmas. was the big dinner being served to the member' Of the Diddl~ Family and t.o other friends. Turkey with all the trimmings were served by the hosteaa, Marilyn Powell, to the following guests: parents, Mr. and Make You Have Thai Tied Up, Mrs. Oval Diddle; Libby, Ralpb, Don; Mr. and Mrs. Bernard DidHelpless FeeUng? dle and tbne sons; Mr. and Mrs. James Sa)'re and Brenda and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Diddl and JimTRY A GOOD USED my; Mr. and Mrs. Ward Diddle; Mr. Earl Custer; Bob Burnem of 'L e· tart Falla; only member of the Diddles being absent was Caroly,, Adt~ms. New Pono »amp 990 I CONCRETE BLOCKS "'Bullcl Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Jan. 9, 1807 1On your Dial INSURANCE AGENCY All Makes and Models ~DaUy J E H OHIO VALLEY JUMK CO. Rodney Downing Cbcatcr, Ohio, Cbe11tcr ExchanJe. 15 6\p and Mn Criule Powell. M.ra. Ida Howell vlJited her aJ• ter, Krs. Maggie Harrla of Doreus Road. Mn. Harris bas bun Ul for quite some time. Mrs. Gretta Si :npson and Mrs. Blanche Spenrer vi ~ iled Mrs. Stella Beegle , who hru1 beeo ill at her home m Dorcas . Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Frecker of Main St. were in Columbu\ 1ecently for ,a check up of Mr. Freeker as a result of recent surgery in Columbus Ho&pltal. Mrs. Beulah MorTis has been at the Blaettnar home In PomerQJ' for several days aiding in the care of the sick. 'SeYeral changes were made in the list of Officers of the Village at a special Council meeting held Friday evening at the Town Hall. Mayor Howard Frank re•ia:ned hls office to take O\'er the duties of Deputy Sheriff of Meigs County. Paul Holter, president of Council. moved up into the office of M"'yor and John Bentz was ap· poiilted into the Council . presid· ent Chair. Rev. a11d Mrs. Jenkins and fam· lly have returned frum Akron where they ~ave 1pent the la1t few days. Mrs. Jenkins wu at the bedside of her grandfather wbo was in the hospital. Rev. Jenkins ls readying for revival to. be held 100'"' in Racine Baptiat Church. A l'tew Year's Eve Party was held at the home of Mrs. Gretll Sitnp!on with an ,ttendance of more than twenty. Besides family and frie.nds in Raeine. thoae from out or town waiting for the New Year with the group, were : Mr. and Mrs. Bratton of Pomeroy , and Boo and Scotty Simpson of Middleport. t'he Racine BapUst Missionary S~iety will meet at the home of Mn. Howard NeJgler Friday January 11th. Mrs. Bertha Sayre will entertain. · Mrs. and Mr. Thomas Lindsey o( Columbul were in Racine over the week end vis!ting her parents, Mr. and Mra. Mason Spencer of Vine St. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Cross of Columbus, with daughter Lynn, visited their parents, Mr anrl Mrs. A. B. Cross of Oak Grove and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Neiglcr of 6th street. Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., J~n. 0, w WE BUY so u TrneY.,Finsterwald Home I nsu ranee 1' PIIGoe 1111:1'1. Nllbl Pbooo IIIII~ -:c=--::---- -__:..:...:::_:: RACINE Ladie¥ Ciaas No. 3 o! the Racie Baptist Church met at the home of Mrs. Howard Neigier for their 1 rego.la r monthly meeting. The program was in charge of Mn. CLEV-ELAND, 0. UP - Six· Maude Young and Mrs. Francis At the sarm~ nu~l'lin).! Llw rouncil year-old William BucholtJ: wUI be Morris is class president. Rrad Wolfe , employed at the voted to - purdaso:' !larking signs "welcome" back to first grade U.S. Lock No. 23, has been ab.serit for 5th Street in the town. The classes at Hillside Elementary from duties for several days and School in suburban TnJependenec signs will h d iratc thte<' hour whenever he becomes socially pc is enter<'d in Meigs G('llcraJ Uosparking ~unes on tlw ~treet. I,Jilal. A request bY Donald 1•'. Rou sh crptable to classmates. to place a 1\-lephow• booth nn th e Helen Younce, employed in c~ner of 51h ami Main Streets His mother hll!.lnc s 'the village S~·1· 11 cu"~e Cur ,o;eve ral days, has reWPIJ granted . for her sun's plight. lUrnl'd to her rC'sidence with sisBilly was ~ ent home b~ Super ter, Mrs. Beulah ~orris of Tyree Disf'u~~inn was also lw ld on the new se"wer line whit'h has been mtcndent Kenneth G. Feick who Blvd . extension . Mr. and :\frs. Starling orr and proposed for the ('l1 ff Hou~h addi- le_a rned f:om . a janitor that the wtndows In B11ly 's cl,essroom were family of columbus visited over tion. Thomas lloffm an anfl Mayor the wct>kend with hf~r sister, Mrs. Thoma5 Grinsteacl were to st":e open:/ ' El~on SpcllCN, and parents Mr. which would be the best mar.ner He ~arne<1 th~ ':wrong animal" to lay the, ~ew.er 1o the pro~rt)· . Efforts wtll he rult.de to ern~,.l tht had chbsen a rcsidenct~ under the Evt>rclt l .audermllt farm . Dott_tc Bucholtz horne . Mrs. Carl Buch Hous h , o loc;1l ('OIIlractor , will be o lt ·t Sa id il 1\'liS "humiliating" to tontn<"lcd l"t'~arding the ['O~l of ha\'C Billy <>ent home "es pecially By Vlrtinla Carlton sinc e the village authorities have . the prnj(• rt. HAVE HOUSE GUESTS been . . . unable lo help us." Houseguests of Ml-s, HehrY JenCou iH·il nl so ht>arrl a rcqul·~t hy kins are her ~o n-in - faw and daugfi.Hober t Bt~:Jth In l.avc the street..~ She said the ';momma skunk , ter, Mr. and Mrs. J. William Pur· in front of hi!'. hom t• repaired. "G t>rtrude'' moved under their . ceil of Alhambra, Calif. Council voted lo serape the ~tn•cts RETURNS TO SCHOOL home more than a year ago, had as soon as possiblr. Keith McClung Jr. returned to a family last June and has defied his 15tudles at Hartford Law School Present for the ·meeting. were i all attempts to evict her.' •' after lipending the Christmas hoi· Mayor Grinstead, lte<"order Thelm a Capehart. and Counrllmen William Bllly's brother, 10, and sister, 9, idaya with his parents, Mr. and l'owcll. Edwin Housh, Richard Ord have not been sent home from Mrs. A. K. McClung . 111HI Thomils J-Joffman . school. Feick said Billy was 'welMr. and Mrs. N. 0. Weln had Jll come'" onl)l when he and hi,o; dotheir guests Sunday Mr. and Mrs. thing no lon,qer force opening of NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT A. D. llum~. Mrs. Hugo Juhllnf1 classroom windows. Administrator Mr. and Mrs. Emil Knight and Mr. E1t11te of Emma M. Whlt•he•d and Mrs. Thurl Stone. O.c:e•sed Ml\ and Mrs. Mack Howard hfid Nulll'C! is hert•by l!iven that Wil as holiday guests their son and liam II. W~itrhl'acl whose Post daughter-in-law. l1r .anrJ Mrs.·Don· Offict• Address is ltccdsvillc, Ohio ~IEIGS COUNTY aid Howard of nockford, Ul. hHs henn du:y appointed a~ Adnonald Jenkins, Huntington spent RML ESTATE OWNERS ministrator ur 1hc Estate of Emma Sunday with his cousin, Misa: Mil· M. Whitrh{';Jct laic of Hecd svi!lc, The tax books are now open dred Chapman. ~ll'iJ::s Coun ly. Ohio. deceased. Mrs. W. T. Stone was shopping for the payment of Decem· Dated th is 7th cby of J01nuary In Huntington , Salurday, ber and June Real Estate Hl57. Tax. Will close Feb. I , 1957. Wednesday aftt>rnoon guests of John C. B•con Mr. and Mrs. J . M. Crump were Judge of the Problte Court Clyde G. Millh6ne, the Rev. and Mrs. W. I. Fiber of Meigs County. Ohio Farmington, \v. ya. and Mrs F. Meigs County Treasurer G. Musgrav('_ Mr11 . Raymond Mus( IJ II. W 2:~. Jtc grave and Mrs. rhar\l.'s Musgrave Ill) ot f'oint Pleasant. ·Mrs. J. M. Crump bad been tonfined to her home by illness the past two w~ka. Mr". Louis Stone of Parkersburg STRUCTURAL I IIAMS visited her p!lfents Squire and ICRAP IRot\ - MIT ALS Mrs. Jacob rhllllps recently. , Sunday afternoon guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Crump were Mr1. Hugo Juhllg, Hartford, Mr. and Mrs. Preston Andenon and son David, of Southside. ' Phone 510 P:omeroy Donald Smith, student at Ohio State Univ«'rsity, spent the boli· days with his mother, Mrs. D. A. When people suddenly fa('e beSmith. navcment the service of a tru~t worth.v funeral dlrcctor is Indis~--­ pensable. Th('y also welcome the LIGAL NOTICI information and counsel retulv· NOTICI OF SALI ed at The Board ot Education of the Middleport Exempte,d Vill,.:e Sebool District will o(fer for sale at ·publie auction on Saturday, Jlncun secure qunluary 28th, l957 at 2:00 p. m. at without extrathe Pearl st. school bulldlna in Butternut Ave., Middleport. Ohio, the hoUIC.!I lo-cated on the following dcseribed I real estate: rpREiiXN"uilsoTi-T.v. SEft.l;;;;;::;~.;;:-;.-;.;:~;:.-;:-;:.;;;;;;::;; lL I • • ~ - OKAY, AUNT I'RITZI I'LL TIME IT BY MY LITTLE HOUR GLASS • CHESTI!R. qc)~ -E""lN,_.. • aus.v..,,~,..ery ! �' • • • • >. The Daily Sentinel SOCIETY 8-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Jan . 9, 1957 • Middleport Society Notes POMEROY Mrs. Robert Niday and son Bob· by and grandc hildre n, Rick y and Wilda ~lilri11 Niday of Sptmgfiel d were wee~nd guests ol her son and daug(M!r in law, Mr. and Mrs. Gilberl Wyatt and son J immy. . . LL. and Mrs. John W11ha_ m Bla· ettnar and daughter, 'Elizabeth left Tuesday mornmg fo_r Lake Charles, L~. afte~ sp~ndmi: the holidays wllh the1r parenb, Mr . and Mrs. Fred Blaellnar, Spring Ave; and ~r . and Mrs. Jack Satterfl_eld, Middleport. Eleanor Schaaf, Middleport Society Editor, Phone 6079 Lucille Bearhs Hawkins, Pomeroy Society Editor, Phone 6244 MA~ON CLINIC Adm issiom ~1abel Johnson , !\IJd dh•port, J anuary 2; Mrs. Letha Howell. Harruomil le , January 3, Mrs. Jane J ohnson. West Columbia January 4; Huland Glenn, Pat.aska.J.a , OhJo, J anuary 6 , an d Ray ..:u. 'ene Powell. Mlddl rporl, January - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - MEETING POSTPONED The Philathea Society, whi<:b was scheduled to meet Thursday, hou been po11tponed because of the Week of Prayer services being held at the First Baptist Church. 7. Births: A dau ghlf'r, Gewanna Rennae, to Mr .and }In Vernal Dale Johnson , West Columbia, January 4. FOR 'SATISFIED BUYING Stop A.t Middleport Department Store spiritual life. *VARIED SELECTION Satisfaction Guaranteed MIDDLEPORT Department Store U~l NOW ter road and Mr. and Mrs. Verne Oavls of Middleport visited Sat· urday in Ga!Hpoli:s with Mr .a nd Mrs. Ernest Carpenter. M~s . Homer Holter and Mrs. ?avid ·Fre<:ker were recent guests of Mrs. Dana Peoples. James Frecker spent the weekI end with relatives in Cleveland. ' Mrs George Thompson of Chesh · ire spent Monday with her dau. Miss Genevieve Eblin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Eb- ghter a'nd son in· Jaw, Mr. and lin , Union-av became the bride of carJ Edward DeLong, son of Mrs. Roy Holter and family , Che1 Mr. and Mrs. KarneJ DeLong Dec . 22 in a double ring cereIter road. . · Lillian Steiff. 1'he choir of the l'rc sbyterliUI Church, who are dJrreted by Mrs. Rodney I at $29.88 EASY PRICES COMFORTABLE c P. Bradbury, .grganist, and Mrs. t: larcnce Lacey, pianist, played a duet for the prelude and also accompanied the hymns for the ser\'ice . Tonight the Rev. N. D. Borden of the Mt. ~ortah Raptist church w11l preach and musiC will be pre~c u te d b.l ' ~is church choir. The Rev Konkrl ~( ht w'.ll preside at the 1 service. ' ! Downhu~:. sang an anthem •·All Throu"" h the Year" aecomP"nl. ,d by Mrs. Steiff. Choir memhers were Mrs. Harold Sauer. Mrs. r ..·~ul H•ptonstall, Miss Farie Erlt•· WlllC, Mrtl. Gale HyiR'll, l'alricia and Janet Carmack, Judy Gregg, Lewis H. SaUCij and Mr R11ppelt. The Rev. C. E. Hoyt, host pastor pre:;ided at the meeting ami pray· rrs were olfered hy the Ht'v. C. R Konkright of the Heath }!etho· cl1st Church and Miss Bernice Bowen, teacher of the MdAs County Weekday Religious Eclucntion. u~hers for the service we re Lar.,. Rice. John Ko~.uff, Guahl An· ' thony and Eugene Coleman. Mta. Charter No. 1910 - - -- ---- sd T ue oy Canasta _Club Mee· tliig IS HeJd At W'JI S·ons Church t the ~lYlE -4S4tt 51r .. : 12, 14, 16,181 tO, 141.11, 161,\r aUOISE. ·· $5.95 Elberfelds ~0 Roh~rt Rawl ings ami Mrs. Walter, k Croo s. ,. . 11 be at lhe ThP next mcc mg W\ h ol Mrs W1ldermuth. orne ------~Re•erve Distrkt No. The ROBINSON LAUNDRY Way SactiGn 5211, U. S.ltevi•ed Stat~UETS Cash balances with other bankl.lndudin~ reserve balance, $1 0917'77 85 ~nd cosh items in proce"~ of tollee~on ------- -- -• , · United States Government obligations, dtrecl 3,273,397.12 and guaranteed -- -·--·---------: ·- ;··-----··--- 290,060.00 Obligations of States and political subdtvlstons -·---- --1,742.50 Other bonds, notes, and rkbentures -- • . --- · · ·-- ----Corporate stocks (mcludlll!l $9730.00 stock of Federal 9,7t0.00 Reserve bank) _ .. -----------·- -- --.---- - -- 1,31U46.13 Loans and discounts (mch1dlRR no ov~rdrafl8) --- - -----Blink premises owned $16,000.00, furmture ~UGO.OO and fixture• $13,000.00 __ ,:___ __ _________ _ -· -- -$6,GI0;173AO TOTAL ASSETS --------- - ----------------- Time deposits of indtviduab, pa~ershlys, ' nc p~~~s ~fT?ni~~d~~.tes -(;n\·Crnmcnt-(iriCJU(fi~-g---- ·---- 911 .,·~ 60 • ·· postal aavln(ll) ___ _ . -~ --- , - -------- ---- -----278,330.0ft OC'pO!Iits of St.atea and po!J\It'al subdivisions ·---- .-- -- - 1,285,932.03 Other deposit II (c:erUried and cashier's checks. etc.l ----· 11,627.40 TOTAL PEPOSITS -- - --------- $5,M7,926.14 TOTAL LIABILITfES --- -- -- ------------------ $5,6417,t2U4 CAPITAL ACCOUNTS CHAIRS Capital Stock: (e) Common 1tock, total par $100,000.00 ----···----- 4- You· TO , THE PAINLESS W,A Y - - - - - - MID-WINT.ER CLEAN-UP Far That After Haliday On Your Home Furnishings • We Do Expert Work On Drapes, Bed Spreads, Throw Rugs, etc. Let Our Expert Dry Cleaners Recondition YOUR TOPCOAT . 1~~ed-Pi-Oif~-===~=---.-. ~ :::::= ===== ::: : =: =:: ~== ~:m:~ ~~dtTOTAL CAPITAL AC('OliNTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . --342,247.48 WE WI-LL MAKE YOUR TOPCOAT LOOK LIKE NEW AND PROTECT THE LIFE OF IT. = Asoorled Colors • $29.88 TOTAL LIAJIILITIES AND CAPfTAL ACCOUNTS -- $6,010,173.60 MEMORANDA • • • • • • • • • • • SWIVEL TV CHAIRS Curved Back In Beaulif~,~l Frie<:e Fabrics $29.88 REG. $50 VALUES · · · · · · REG. $50 VALUES · · · · · · REG. $50 .VALUES . BAKER FUI\N;ITURE On The Brighteat Corner In Middlepart WE HAVE SERVICE 1-DU ROBERT S. COATES, CasMflf Directors ' Mildred M. Stanley ' Eldon E. Wooks Slate or Ohio, Coun11, ol Mf'igs .. ss: . .Sworn to and aubBCtlbed h~.·fol'l' me tbill 71.h day of January, 1957, 11\d h<'rcby cettLly tballamnot an oFficer or \ li.rector or this bank. MANNING D. WEBSTER, Notary PubliC. If )fy .commission expiru December ' p.m. (9 a.m. EST) ~o receive the mandate fr9 the Queen. Duri.ng the trjp he ~ed hlt-"'.tlual ~eek \)f for~lty_. sat up frol'lt With hil cluiuff.¢1.¥'. . The audience lasted 20 minutes, and a few moments before 2 :30 p.m. (9:30 a.m. EST), tbe pal-ace announced brieny : ' "The Queen received the Right Honorable ;Harold 'MacmiLlan, M.P., in audience this afternoo~t and otrcred him the post of prime minister and first lord or t b e treasury. "Mr. Mlicmillan accepted Her Majesty's offer and kissed hands upon his appointment" The dedslon to name a prime Tickets are on sale now from Lions members. Dinner is planned for 8:30 ...p. m. Liona John Myera, Willis Leadingham, T. T. Fultz and Russell Baile:r. are on Springer's ' Tri-Lustre Cleaners Mill Slreet Middleport, Ohio> ·Robinson's Laundry Seeond Street Pomeroy, QbiD Miss Hulda Roush Claimed ,By Death At Mason Clinie committee. minister belongS to the . Queen alone. But usually she --pleks a man who can muster a m'ajorily of the House of Commons. In this case, with the Conservatives holding a 58-Beat edge in the House, she ehoae Macmillan because he seemed able to rally fellow party members 'liehind his Rew. Claremont Hoyt prosided at the Wednesday luncheOn meeting of the dub whe.n details of the bean dinner were announced. A fU-", "ne.r.born Holidays," was presented by Gerald Preston. Guetls were C L. Wharton, Hilton Wolfe, •nd the Rev. Howard policies. Ruppell lt was announced tbere Macmillan's appointment was a would be a director's meeting on vidory for the right wing Conser- Jan. 28 at the Ohio Power Comvptives, who rejected •Butler be· pany offi~::es. cause of his opposition to the Suez invasion. RELEASED FROM JAIL The right wing,er's consldt!red Macmillan a compromise candidate who could muster moderate support as well. Earlier, the Queen had summoned wartime Prl~e Minister Sir Winston Churchill' to help her decide on a succc!sor IO•· Eden. Churchill WiB one of mal'ly stlitel- 3. Prompt action on legislation to :'regulize'' the statue of Hqnganan refugees admitted to this country as parolees. He l'lsa stid be s~ortly would send Congres' a fl~la\ message asking for cbaitges In the immigration IIWI. CALVES FLOWN TO TURKISH NEEDY 4. An appreciable increase s. ntst l'lropagantla. 5. Congressional authorization or Missionary Scheduled To Speak Friday Miss Ethel E. Nichols, an educational Miuionary in India for 38 yearS under the W->man's Amtrican Baptist Foreign Mission Society will be the guest speaker at the Missionary Society meetifll of Pomeroy Baptist Church, Frida:r evening at 7:30 p.m. In her many years of service Miss Nichols has directed girls schools, both elementary and high ~~hool , composed of mndu, Mo&lt'm And Cl'lri.stlan backgrounds. Jn addition to leaching she baa lead in district Evangelism and ste\\1• ardship and sponsored guilds for the church. When AlUed troops were sta-tioned at Gandati during' World War n, Mrs. Nichols a!sisted doe· . tors, served in a Mission Caateen, conducted services for the troops when a ehaplalu ·waa not avaJiable and helped iefuce'e children. Miss 'Nicbt-ls will tnl"'tl! here . ,..2 ,, 10tr_•-.-m- Chill,cotbe and speak ~ Mar-~ in appropriations for the U. infor· m~tion agency to strengtben the v~1ce of freedom against COminu- Talks given ineluded ont:: 'on th4'! Youth Budget by Mrs. Lowell Probasco; Lewis H. Sauer, Church treasurer, on tbe repairs done on the church and manse; and the Congregational meetrng cGmmended the work done by the trust e~s \n particular and otber Board5 of __ b~ver quests. 1_. A school eon~ion biJI W~i<'h should be giveo ''high pri· orlt)·." . 2. A four - point civil right& program which he recommended lut year, bt.it which did not pus Con· gress. full U. S. participation in tbe intcrnation~l atomic energy agen~y. J.fr. Eisenhower said t h a t t~i"ough future messages from hlm or department ~eadl the administratio~ wiiJ subinit ~ial ~ecom~nenda!10ns for legislation ~nvolvmg a broad range of sobJects. These will ineJude federal frna~cJal . affairs, defense, the admmJstrallon of justice, agriculture, '·urgently needed" inft'easu 1 ~ postal rates, d~mestic and for· cJgn commerce, natural retlourccs. labor, health, atomic energy, public works and labur.management relations. ---- S~d~~ thi.!i directiO!I. . ~e Chil"f Executive delafed until his Jan. 16 .budget mesuge the buill: of his detailed lelilalltive sPeeuic n:_ and rumors promptlY spread that the eld veteraJ1 might be uked to form a caretaker government until the badly shaken Conaervitlve Party could nominale a strong . new leader. on He repeated hi s .recommend& tion for an "open skies" agreement among nations for mutual' inspection of armaments by 4'uno armed aerial sentinels. .. And he again recommended tbat the Unitted Nations Pf'rsist toward the goal of reduced armaments, pledging this country's continued efforts in recommendations. Today he dirl incJu~e tbese MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL Admitted, Ira Foster, Pomeroy; Ru11seU Caruthers, 22, M:iddic- Mrs. Bertha Pownall, Pomeroy. Discharges, Mrs. Gene Wolfe 1 port, was released from county jad Thursday In custody of the &berirf Portland, Barbara Spencer and ba· of Licking County. Caruthen w_aa by, Long Bottom; Mrs. Jean Ann Bradbury, Middleport. charged with noa-supporl glrls. Corr~ct-Attcat: Edlaon Hobstelt<'r Palace at 2 men summoned lor. eonsultatlon RID THAT HOLIDAY LAUNDRY ACCUMUlATJ'O~ $ tOOOOOOO jaunty Macmi!lln rode to Buckllllbam 1BiA!, t01h, ttV1- A HaH•ring plaid \JIIith a %' l•ngth button fro11t- two potch Poel.•h. In Wrinl.l-Shed finish Oy Don Riv•r. ~· h•m. BLUE~ JUR· .ke , MI'S. ~.liard Wildermuth, Mr~. c1t111 of llu•lnelt on Dec- 31, 1956. ,...., Comptroller of ~he Cur,.ncy, undlr Marty Weill, fonner manager of Matmillan was champion Roeky favorite heavyweight Marciano, will be in Pomeroy on contender for the job, R. A. Rab Butler, 63, lord privy seal and Jan. 16 to eat beans and cornmajority leader or the House of bread . Commons. Right wing Conserva. tives had opposed Butler on grounds be was "soft" in dealing with Egypt over the Suez~lsia. 'l'he picked over the other 'Irs. ··· ~ · "'"'''' Shuler and Mrs. Earl Kni.~ht won pr izes when the I r----""'""""..;...:.;~~-~~~-----------;;;:;;;:;;:;::;;:;::;:::::;:::::;::::::;::;:::::;:::;:;;:; Tuesday Can<~sla ClUb met this \1 week at Lhe homr o( :'\irs. ·Russell Wilson. The hostess server! a dessert cour~r to tho.'ir named above and Mrs. E. M. Blakl'. \l•·s. Earl Warn· Dcm!~3 :~~:~tl~~~n~~:~l!u~\-s~ !_a_~~~~~~~~~·-- ___ ·- ____ ~ $3,l~~9.06 CHAIRS - ·-·- - - - - - "Our Gr~atest Contribution" was the topi c o( the devotions led by Leo Crew. Rev. Eugene Brown read a letter concerning "World Wide Attendance" and requested a meetlng of the Pastoral Rela· lions Committee and Ute Commission on Evangelism to meet at the church, M()nday evening, Jan- • LIABILITIES Back I .· ' Pull-Up mostly fair and celcf. 1 OF POMEROY f Ohl Barrell BINGLE COPY -6C 1 :sidmg. li•h~n l~h~.~::O':.:, lo c~'t •m•d• by ARMLESS Pomeroy-Middleport, OIUO, Thlll'lday; Jlllllll')l' 10, 1957 Lake Erie. low ~Might 5 to 12 above. Hivh today 22 to 30 northwes-t. 30 to 36 southeatt. frlci.J met Monday The Pomeroy N11tional Bank IN MANY ONLY re I~ Jfetp.ftu..e ArM . ' . Ol:l'lle '. ." ' " . evemng at the church with Mrs. ~a~ry P. Smith, chairman pre- REPORT OF CONDITION OF Platform Rockers FABRICS VOLIX N0.8 r,. Tlle The OfficiAl Board of the United Met~oc!it;t uary 14. A Lenten folder was displayed and it was voted to send one to each member of the church Theo [Smith reported for the b · d f . oar o educatwn 0! 1 the rcdecoralinj;l of Me< Harry L Bailey and daugh - lho upstair, rnoms of the church. ter, Brenda, arrtved home Monday He also announ~ed a workers eOQ· afte~ a tv.:o week ~isit in Miami, terence to be held at the home of Flonda with her Sisler, Mr. anrl Mrs. C. F. Tompkins, Monday, JanMrs. Hugh Daniels and family. uary 28. Mr. and Mt11. C. L. Faulkner and The meeting closed with the dau_ghter, Cathy, have returned to forrtlin,~:~: of the friendship circle thetr _home in Springfield alter and prayer by the Rev. Brown. spendmg the holhf.a.ys with Mrs. Faulkner'_, parents', Mr. and Mrs. TWIN ARRIVALS Ernest Rea and 'family, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Kay of New Haven arc announcing the DISTRICT INSTITUTE birth of twin daughters on Qecem. The Hocking Distnct Snnday ber 26 in the Maloney Clinic in School and B. T. U. Institute will Point Pleasant. The babies have meet With ~he Mt. Zion Baptist been named 'Donna Marie and ·m. Church Rut nd , Sunday, January owe Marie and weighed (ol.Jr 13 beginning with Sunday School po••nds nl·ne d f a_t 9 :30 a. m. Rt'V. H. E. Harris, pounds eleven ouncei> "'•"c•• ' an I bl~hour • u...,.. <.o0 "' ,. H n , 1s pastor. Mn. EthC"l Riley , Glous· Maternal -andlatber ~>• s ter, 1s Supt. of Schools and Mrs. Jos e Ph Sh ep her d ol B qs t nn, ·''enry ass. Curtis Luckadoo, Rutland. prc si The paternal g d t d d ent o( the Unions is in l'harge. · . ran parens are eceased . ReV, HOW a r d RuPpel t Leads Secon d • Week Of proyer SerVICeS • Un10n At the close of Lh c mr(!tlng refreshments were Sl'rved by Mrs. The Rev. Howard Ruppelt, pasC. F. Tompkms, Mrs. Eddie Smith , tor of the First Presbyterian Mrs. C. E. W.; Do-wnie aucl Mrs. W. Church, was .the preacher at the R. Carpenter sec!ond of the Uniun Week of Prayer Serv1ces at the I<~irst Baptist Church Tuesd1y c~·enmg. H1s ; topic was "The Photography of Pnycr." Mr. Ruppelt alro sang a solo "I Walked Today Where Je· 1sus Welked" accomp;uued by ~tn . EASY CHAIRS en·t 1ne D.-tett class-mates at college. Boy UNITED PRESS Ohio: Cold •• _.. warnlngt IOVth portion tod•r and toniuht, .SMw north •nd r•in c;han1in• t,. .now ..uth porHen thia mornlne dhnlnl•hint to flurri" thl1 aftwnooiL Colcler today. (.learJ"''I •nil much cold., toni1ht except eloucly with &now llurri•• continuirt~~ nMr Official Board Of Methodist Church Meets Mr. and Mrs. Carl Moore, Ches- a dinner on F'rida y, ... IJIJ$~.ru/t:«Pido/ $50 VALUES etta. Janu:ll _v 2!1. Middleport e • WU.THIR weekend with relatives in Mari· It wu annnunccd that Group One JUST A GOOD PLACE TO TRADE ' left ton Tuesday. William accompanied A/3e Hayes During the business session it was decided to VlS!l the shut-ins and committees were appomted . The society was divided m_to three ~roups . for a money mak1ng pr_oJed, with, Mrs. Dey Hysell , c~air· mony performed in Hiland Chapel by Rev . 0 . H. Cart. Mrs. David Frecker was the din. man o{ GriJUP One, Mrs. Dwight ~ f Parker, Group Two Rnd Mi ss Lydia fhe b_rlde ts a graduate of Pomeroy High School Class ? ncr guest of her daughter anrl son Ebershaeh, Group Three 1956 while the groom also graduated from the same school m in law, Mr. and Mrs. Homer Hoi· ler, Friday evening In observance 1953 . of her birthday. The a.,nount givrn on a ml s Following the ceremony a reception was held at the home of Mr~ and Mrs Cl d M'lh . sionary project by the Primarythe bride's parents with more than 60 guests a-ttending. ·. Y e. 1 one vtsJunior Depnrtment was ~.00 and lted rece_ntly With the1r son, Floyd the Beginners Departmen t, $10 80 and family Jo B~pre woul~ ~erve A/3c Charles Eugene HayeS to the airport. Mr. Hayes, who is 1-,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;=. Clarence And re ws who has been employed by the New York Cenemployed with the New York Cen- tral Railroad, ts on a two week tral railroad in Charleston , W. Va. vacation. has been tran:dered to a Hnbson Vernor See was a business visitrun and is at his hom e, Ebcne'let or in Columbus Tuesday. s~ Eugene ·powell, small son of M:. and Mrs. Earl Powell had his tonMiss Dixie Sewell . spent lhe I, WE (OIVE S&H GREEN STAMPS -----. charged. Mrs. C. J. Rbqdes was a business Mr. and Mrs. Cli(lord 'Owenl ' visitor in Parkersburg Monday. were business !Jisltors in Charle~ diY. Dill. E. W. Downie read an article on *QUALITY MERCHANDISE Mill Sl . the Women's Society of Christian Service of the United Methodist Church held their January meeling, Monday evening at the church with fourteen memben present. Mrs. Dwight Parker , v1ce presi dent, presided in the absence o£ the pres1dent. Mrs W. 0. Barnitz and also led the devotions. "Islands in My Community" was the topic or the program pre~nted by Mrs. Gle'l Dill , and was given m the form of a playlet . Mrs Harry P. Smith, Mrs. George H. Parker, Miss Lydia Ebersbach and Mrs. Dey Hysell auisted Mrs. • _General Hospitral, ba.s been dis- Vining. from the Charleston airport TuesMrs. Emma Bissett is improving day for PlattsblU'g, N. Y. He has slowly after a recent illness at the been vi.iiting his parents Mr and home I){ her daughter, Mrs. Tbel· ~rs. Arnold Hayes , an'd f~mil)' rna Pratt. smce December 22 when he eompleted his tralnlnu at Shepherd Dr. and Mrs. Ed Corbett, Penn., " were weekend guests of Dr. and Fred Bl•e"n•r was , businc •~s M Air Force Rase, Texas. Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Pickens anri ~n. Ray. " H vtsitQr in t~unlington . W Va. to· rs. ayes and sons, Waller and Dr. Corbell and Dr. Pickens were United Methodist Church WSCS Holds January Meeting A general discussion was held on three subjeds, Teenagen, Elderly people and Alcohol. Mrs C *ECONOMIC BUYING - Mrs. E. M. Blake 1nd her father, aila remaved at the Muon Clinic Roy Trac)' Sr., were butineaa vislt Tuesday and hiJ elrbt mo)JLbl oid ors in Cresap, W. Va. Tut;Jday. Nin sisters were JUests o! Mrp. Mr. and .Mrs. D.antel BlfcNaugh· Richard Schwab and daught.era fdr Lon, Columbus, and Mra. Louise the dav. Thomas, Point Pleasant, were Mrs .•\lartha Musser, who ba& called here Tuesday and Wednesbeen a medical patient at Mei£11! d!l)' by the death of Mrs. Melvin •• / • I . Floyd Carmack presented the 1957 budget in excess of $12,000 and the budget was accepted by the members. Ro-bert Tewksbary and Mrs. Harley both spoke on the ~ork of the tru&lees during the past year . Floyd Carmack and James Sui· Reed Is Renamed Farmers Bank & Savings President Market Reports Theodore T. Rt>ed. Sr. waa ~­ llvan were l'D'Chairmen of a com· mittel:! ineludlng, Roscoe Fife. ED- cll!cted prl':~i dl'nt of !he Farmers I er Lewis, Wil1iam Lewis an~ Mrs .. Iva Brown, to send letters to 1he oongrcgalioQ concerning the work planned for the year and the budget. JAILED FOR NON·SUPPORT Roland Bachtel, 37, Massi llon, 0 ., was jailed Thursday here on a warrant charging non-support. He was OJrrc1led by Constable rete llendrix and will appear in Justice of Peace R. E. Grindley's court. lank & Savin::~ Co., when the an· awal atocl.1wlllcr ~ meeting 'YIIS beld Weclnr~day afternoon in the bank's offil'I'S. Other ofr1cNs re-named were ~ten Shain. \'it'e president; Theodore T. Re-ed . Jr. , asst. vice 'president anrl asst. secretary; J. Ed~ ward •i''ostrr . (';ashier ~~ond sP.Cretar:r. ' Elected to the board of direetors were : Theodore T. Reed, Sr , D. Curtis Reed. Aten Shain, Fred W. Crow, Jr., Cedric W. Clark, Thereon Johnson 1nd Mrs. Alma F. Parker. CINCINNATI, 0. tUP) _ uce Prod- ~ggs. allout steady, net prk:el paid at fa rms U.. S. consumen wh1tcs and browns; A jumbos 8340, A lar~e 29-31; A mediums ~ 27: A small 20-24; B large ~28 · J<'l)B whites and browns, A ]arg~ 35-3ti; A medium 32-34.; B larje 3..1·::C4. POIMII U.S, SINATOI Walter F. George (D..Qa.) ll eoqrabQted q Pftsldent Eisenbower confers the ranll o1 Ambassador 011 blm at • eeremony lD tbe White House. Loottn& OD II Secretal7 ot State ' J'olm Foster DulJeL ~e will be the Presl.t:lart'a "'troubl~ ._ID fore!Mo atrain problema and act u b1l ~ reprelelltaUn to ... NortbAtlaDtlaTreab'O-tlDD.(l......lliHIGI~IO) ----- - ~-- 1, 1058. ', Chicken.~. mllst s i~ t cd of poultry deliveries ron· purchaSed early m wee-k ; fryers 3-31,2 lb 18-19; ~ens. heavy ty-pe 14-1'7; hens, hght type 10-12, Bulter, 90 SCOJ:e 68. I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 01. January Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource January 9, 1957 van meter