http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/3ee35ec552bc11c1b7aa310d9c9cdb29.pdf 014b8232eff68bd832fc847fd6c7dc2a PDF Text Text .' The Daily Sentinel Ohio UChanges Institute Pomeroy Meeting · On MissiollS To Feb. 7Date To Be Sunday ' • Eleanor Schaaf, Middleport Society Editor, Phone 6079 Lucille Bearbs Hawkins, Pomeroy Society Editor, Phone 6244 Middleport Society Notes Mrs Hennan Werry Mrs. E\erelt B11chncr and dau- bart 1s a student at Ohlo UniVcr· gbtcrs, Karen and Conme, M!d11e· J sHy port, and h~:r s1ster, M1ss Mary Herman Bailey, whu bas been a Schaaf, Columbus, v1s11ed their medical patient at the Meigs Gen· brother Dr G c Schaaf, aud !am· era! Hospital, has .r:cturned home. ·Jy, Frankfort, .Monday ~lrs. Dale Walburn and seven Funeral serv1te11 for Mn. Her· Mrs. Leslie Ervm was called to pound son, Stephen Edward, have Jackson th•s week whrn• Hhe Js returned from Meigs General kos- man Werry were held at the Fed sta~.ng w.lh her son, William Hur- p1tul to the home of her husband's erat~d Church Sunday at 2 p m l\,.J, , and h•s family wh1lc \11 s parents, Mr and Mrs Raymond wtth t.he R.t!v. Waldo J Bartell officiating Burrell has been m Akron w!ler · Walburn, and family she waa ~:ailed by the death or ltcr Mrs. P K Russell and daughter, Special music was provided by mC~ T !ler . Kayte, and her nephew , James Mra. Ben Neut~hng , orgamst and .Mr. and \1rs W. F Hawley were Karrick, v:.s1ted Jut week wtth the church chotr who sang. "Abld:: d1nner guests Sunday of the1r U:&u· Mn. Ada Truslow, Montgomery, with Me" and "In the Garden" ght!:'r, :\1is~ M.lldrcd Hawley, an11 W. Va · Burial was m the MmersVllle l1 ~ Nan Moore and daughter, ----·--Hill Cemetery and palJ.bearerb } 11.. beth. Other cuc.sts Sunday at were. Albert, John and Paul Wer the I.iawley-Moore home were Mrl.l ry, Phillip Werry and Herman Kenneth While and Mrs Harr1et't Kaspar .'\ndris, Belpre, and Mrs Ella Hannum, Long Bottom Commg from out of town for the Mrs Opal Priddy is confined to 1 servlces were· Fred Werry of her home with an attack of flu San D1ego, Calif , Mr and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Charles Stohart Edward Parker Jr of Clevehnd Phillip Meier, Columbus; Mr. and and daughlcr who have been stay- spent the weekend w1th his par· \trs Ray Sparks, Haydenv•le, Mr ing with her parents, Mr and Mrs enls Mr and Mn l!;dward Parker and Mrs. Robert Gruc11cr, Mr and John C haunrt' Y. s1nce th<' baby'<; Sr. 1\tlrtE'rsvil lc / (Mrs Eugene Nesbitt and Mr11 b1rth. ha\·e returned to lhcL.r a· lir and Mrs Juhn North and 1 Mary 0\'erton, ParJo:erburg, W. VJ parLmcnt 1n Athens y, hPn' Mr Sto. ram1l y, Mr and Mr~ Charles h M - - - - - - Shiplev and family and Don Ship- I Mr and Mrs Elhs Sm1t , r Icy or' Newark ""erf' weekend and Mrs Harry Ychnert, Mrs guests of Mr and Mrs. Eshe Mos-1 Betty Blrmbaumcr, Mrs Wilma sman, Minenl\lllle I Wise and daughter and Bob French Funeral Services Held On Sunday POMEROY SOCIETY ! Auxiliary Plans Representative T,OGirls State Mr and Mrs Clifford Philhpo ail of Akron, Mr and Mrs. Robert 1 v 1stted Sunday 111 nacine with her [ Seyfned, Selma, Ala, John Grue!ather, John fdcClaskey. ser, Y.oungdown , Mr and Mrs The Aux 1J1ary or the Feeney· Mrs Albert Mce s r<"turned home, Dan Gmther. Beverly, Mr and Paul Gmthcr, Charleston, W Be nne ll P os I, N o. 128, A mer Ican Sunday after a \\'f't'ks vlslt 1n Gal· Mrs va Legion, planned to send a Junior llipolis W1th M~ and Mrs. Harold · girl from Middleport High School to the Girk Slate next summer when thf'y r.1et Mondal at the Lc· g1on H<:~ll :\Irs Don Roach, prest. dent, presided and Mrs Blanche Haptt')n5tall gave the opemng pray. er. A ron't:nl,ut!On was voted for the l\tarch of Dimes and plana made for tlw Legions' Birthday dmner on \hrch 15 Committees Will b<' naml'd m February. Ont• n('w rnr>mbur, Mrs Sam Clark, wa~ voted mto the Auxil· jary. A salad l'Oursc was ~Prvt•d by Mrs. Roach Mrs Helen Kennody and Mr11 Norman Wayland F.rw1n and family She wd accompanled home by her granddaugh· ter, lflss Barbara Erwin Nancy Burm IS Ill at her home, "llilberry Avenue w1th the- flu.. Mrs Harold Johnson ant! Rich· ard Lcllhcll of Sprmgfleld were wet•kend gUI'Hls of Mrs Emma Lclfhcll. Mr and 1\1r!>o W n Grate and son James (JI Ch<~rlc.ston, W Va. wore weekend gm·sl!! of her par· • nts . \1r and MrN Wilham Baker Sunday gue~ls of the J\akcr's were \1r and \fn; G:1ry Duddina: ot flun!Lngton . W' Va fl1chill'd V;nJ~h,m Is confined to hi!> lionw , Uuttcrnul Ave. w1th the I fl1 ~fr and Mrs Allen C. Hill Sr ,.:! 1\; vlslling •n llamillon with their ~mn and d<itlghle!·m law, Mr and ~Ir s Alll'll L Hill .lr und fam1ly Dr. R. R. PICKENS 509 S. ard Sl Middleport OSTEOPATH, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. NEW CITIZEN WILL BE J\.lr aud Mrs. Vernon Uin!{, Mid· dlepnrt HD I, m• announcln& the lmth of a 9 lh one oz. dughlt•r horn ut 11 10 11m Jan 27. Grand· OUT OF OFFICE Mr.11. Velma J 11 ckson, Mrs. Ruby Ginther, Mrs. rauJn 1e Petry and Mrs. Theresa Ellmo11, Smithl'rs, w va.; Mr · and Mrs Hcrmao Kaspar and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Werry, Dayton; Mr. and Mrs Harold Werry, Vmton; Mr. and Mrs J W. Seyfried, Athens, ).fr and Mrs Wilham Seyfried, Gall•polis. Mr. and Mrs W11lli•r Werry, Mn. Alice Sm1th and :'fir and Mr11. GeorKC McKmght, Mason, W Va.; Mr. and Mrs Jam('S Stauts and Mrs. Mabel Gerlock, PI Pleasant W: Va; and Mr. and "Irs Ralph Gibbs, Mrs. Jamu Haggerty and Min Pat G1bb~, New Haven, W I Va. The Extension DlVIsion of O'l~ · ' Umvcrsily announces that a cl· m 4 Phy@kal Seience, three &eJI1 etter houri, -wUJ be g1ven at the.: Pomeroy Senior Hirb ScbOQl BuUd.f ing, in Room 14, Meinning ThunJ day, February 7, at 6:30 p.m. The iril1ruttor will be' Dr. W M. Pierce, Aasociate Professor of Physiea. This meeUne wu oraina11y sch· edu!ed for Thursday, Januuy 31. The claas it to meet once a week for /ift.een weeks. Sixth Birthday Is Observed By Cathy Russ~ll A Mission Institute will be held on Sunday, February 3, at the TrmltY Methodist Church in Portsmouth rriartlng at 3 o'clock Jastmg through the evening. ner reJervalions are to be made with the church ]tastOrs. The Russell home was decorated with bright colored balloona whl~:h were used as favora and Mrs. RuJSell served decorated tup cakes, ice cream and mint& with bbbble eum favors to the gueats. Lee's doll birthday ealie was Grange Holding Contest P.ot ~ ;::-·:· BestAttel)(ia"ce'''· t., Perfeel attendance awards were presented at th~ Morning Star EUB Chur~:h ncently Mrs. Bertha HOller re(e!ved a five year pin and three year plna were awarded to Cha1·les - lbte, Phyllis lhle and J;)~lores Kraeuter. Two year pms were presen"d to Ellen Shuler and Delmar Hamm and Lou1se Fisher and Jimmy Hamm received one year ..wardl. ~ngratulated for attending Sundays In the year forty-five were Mr. and Ptlra. Lawrence R.oat, Annabelle Rolle, Eldon !:}raeuter and daughters, Leda and Roberta, Dana Van Meter. Lester Bailey, Mlldrcdtlhle and Nancy Shuler and Mn. Norman Fiaher and daughter, Alice for attendmg forty-four Sundayr. 1 IRST Mr. and Mrs. Karl Grueser en- tertained with a dinher, Sundar l:'vening at the1r home, ;Minel'lvllle. Guests were Mrs. Velma Jack· son, Mrs. There101 · El~on and Mrs. Pauline Petry ol Smithers, W. Va. and Mr. and Mri. ,~ul Gin~ tber, Charleaton, W. Harry O~horn Sr enter· taincd w1th a hou~>chold shower, Mon. Jan. 28 Thru l'ri recently at her l.mcoln Feb I I p~trents ar(' Mr and Mrs. Albert Terrace, honorang home, Mr~. Louis Os· Taking A Post Graduate Ba£'r or Minersville and Mrs. Pearl Hnlfman, Mlddlcport. The Bln;ll born. Colli'Se In have three oth('r children, Vernon Eledroeardlon Graph Games were played dunn:;: the 14, Jamcc 10 and Sandra, e. c\'l'nlng with prizes awarded the winncn Mrs. RalJ?h Gralcs re· <'Civcd the door prize Work'~, "!!L Detloted To The lntere.U BUCKS IIGH'fM .. NEw YOIIIK, UP -North Carolina, Kansas and Kentucky re- VOL VIIJ • ........ .. 1111 . . . . . . . 1 IIU'Itf......t ......., . . . . "til , lmaaJae IIVillll aearly 120 oa th• regular year-round price ol 1 f1111ouo Sealy Natural Rellllt'o button.free , •• no bUuoae,. ao Lumpa. no 1ump•1 You c•n•a: h~ar o finer qaaUty. more luxuriou•ly comfortable mato_ tre., for the moaey I ' Colder and clearing weather today was expected to ease the torrent of rampaging river waters that killed at least one per~ son and left three others mJssing in four eastern states The t:ash floods in Virginia, West Virginia, Kentucky and Tennessee swamped some 13 commumt1es and caused damages of several million dollars. --~ William Darst To Be Soloist At OSU Concert .' . A. 80X ' · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 79c • "PUNCH-OUT" VALENTINES .. · .... · ...... ,. .. .. .. 25c A BOOK -.,. ~~ . 'ir,rJ ' ' ,,' ' ·I • VALENTINES (PKG. OF 30) .. · .................... .. · .. , I.•.;4Wz9c ' 3\''. The, 4Dk&ue feature of the paintmg is .Uiat Jt is fihown whlle the sanctUiry' is darkened by the 11•e o£ blaCk· Jigtit and Mr. Dunn Sing a solO ;J,Of)c l>eath" during the showlal"'of!th~ pjcture. Oilier pictures •ill be used durma: the sel"v· ices ani') will be accompanied by specud muai<t,. • J ' ; ''1 • VALENTINES (PKG. OF 12) ........ ·.. · ·: .,'............... ;· .. · I • VALENTINES (PIG. OF 12) ..... ... ..... . ' .. ~-'29c ' .................. William Dant '" ' .r . Plan l.eadership fraining School At Pt. Pleasant ,e l , , . I HOW 'M UCH IS A USED ' CAR WORTH? "'( ! w. • T ' Depends on the make, the mr)lle l, and the year, of course. Every dealer tries to tell you his make is worth the most. ~~ · \:.' . , , .'fi'J ~."\ ,..,,.... ) \ . SToP.,.. Here are the facts! The resale value of every make, model, and year is lbt~ in the NADA Used Car . .(\ Guide, the oflicial "bible· of the industry. And here's what the NADA Guide shows, "Illllened to rumorr ~~ , ~ - TES'RD fOI 10 YEMS USE "' .-.., ............. , "I g011he rac~~r TODAY and Craf~anship does it ;.\ ' '' ·'' ' / t '4 \ ,. ' ,, '" ' See your Studeba.ker-Packard Deider, today! ·t ,plans for % Leadership Training 'held during the week School to of Mal"tb 2~ 29 were made at a dietrict mee~.ing of Evangelical United Brethren Men in Pt. Pleasant on Sunrlty afternoon. The schoo' wilt be held at the Bellemead ct.urch in Pl. Pleasant with courses tor the school to be selected by a committee wkich in· eludes Rev. K J. Scott of New Haven, Rev. Jack Higgins of Bellemead, f)tia Rice, Raleigh Roush, and PJut Rickard. The school will be open to aU personH and Will Include lhe offerIng of courses 1n teaching. A report on the progress of county ~:hurthes in the current dtive for funds for the Memorial IBuildine at Ev·Un·Breth-Acres at Buckhannon waa prosented by Harold BumgaTdner, dit~lrict promoter tor the drive, At the meeting It was voted to p]edge the purchaae of a $100 bond in the drive with the pur· ehase to be made following the qqarterJy Dl('eting to be held in New Hilven in April. Presiding at the meetiJti on Sunday wa:. Pau) ,R1ckard, presi· dent, of NP.w Haven, Bernard Lieving of New Haven offered a prayer wbHc Otho Lievmg read the secretary's reJ'lort and J. A. Ferrell gave the treasurer's report. Former Resident Suffers Heart Attack Saturday John SCott rect"ived word Sat· Mr. Scott u a former rc.sadent aupervi!or o(: the Ohto Fu(ll com pressor 1tation. MT. and Mt1. John Scott returned home Monday after spending the weekend In Sugar Grove and .u the hospital in Lancaster with h1s faLher. Mtss Mary Jane Scolt and Roscoe Wise visited Sunday with Miss Scott's grandralher and also at Sugar Grove with her grand· mother. l • 399 S£ Third St. Coraer In Middleport -----------~·, .\ TOM RUE MOtORS :·-- - - -. --==-" '· -=- Honor Rolls ~ •In addition to the above committee MISS Davis appointed two The acc1dent occW'red at the commissions and eight othfr com- intersection of Rouks 838 and 124 m Great Bet1d. Investigating offi mittees. cer Alfred LYons mYe5t.lgnted the mc1dcnl POSTS BOND Fay Sauer, prineipal or Chester High School today announced 34 st.ude{lts on the bonM' rolis for the past six week grading period. Sen- I :~~:i~~ ~~~~o~:;,. i~;~~~onp;t~:. New Artificial Cattle Breeding Methods Now Betty Froot, Ada Randolph, lonlee Bemg • Made Ava1•lab}e ToMore 1Me1gs • Vr armers Lambert · Juniors: Madalyn Brown, Sue White, Gayann Gaul, Margaret Haggy, John Heher, Judith Lam· bert, -Ralph Knight, Rosemary Slade r:nd Jean Youna. Sophomores: Willlam Bahr, E1~ eanor Evans, Donn& Frecker, Jo Ann Frost, Nan Haning, Janice Hayntan, Slllnley Kelley, Janet Knight, Sharon llitehie, Gilbert Spencer and Shar,>n Summerfield. Freshmen· Mary Carr, Ronnie Cowdery, Joann Henaley. Arlene Canlll, Edgar Hartung and Barbara Smitb. A significant improvement m ar· tificial breedmg of cuws has be · eo:-nf;. available to !\1P1gs County farmers according to Om Sn11th who disclosed toda:v he IS usmg frozen semen in h•s serv1ccs Farmers now can have an unlimited select.vity in bulls from the central Ohio Brrcrlmg Asso. c1atlon Bali Sl11d ac cordtn ~ to Techmcilln Smith who represents the association bert! . Larry Neel , fteld superv•sot of the CORA. is spending th;s week W'lh Smith to insure the new program 1s launch· ed correctly. ~~:~~~· K~~il ~:.i~~ ·a"~·~~: 1 Three From Here Plan To Enter Business School Reynolds; Miss Ruby M113ser, Box Ohi~ daughtt-r of ~rs. Wilham Musser: anrl Miss Sm1th ~id trozen scncn pem1its a breeder to select lhc md1vidual bull whtch Will correct the parti· ~:ular type of deflcl(•,\cy 1n the ~:ow he Intends to bre.Pr:i Because of the tinl:e factor mvolvcd 111 the natural destruction of hqmd se· men, thill cou.ld not be done lH!· fore. 'While this additional serv1cc is given at no extra cost 1t rC'qUir('s more careful admmistcnng by the t~nician The acmcu 1s mamt::un. ed at 110 ·degrees below z('ro an a f1eld chest rcrngnatcd wtth dry ice About 65 lbs o[ the ICC JS used wuckly. Anotber Signa) advantage of US• ing frozen semen 1s that prolonged use of a sire may be maintamed long a'rtcr his dcath 1 , The CO~A has pwt'lt!Crcd the use of frozen semen In A'ner1ca, and is the leader in thJs last modern innovation in selective br&cdmg of rarm an1mals. Smith u1d the COBA services 30% or the cows in the 57 .~:ounty area served by the assocutt1on fn (Continued On. .PM,. Two) N &! Authorit1es s.a1d I w o Army W1lUam Dant, Oh1o Stille Uni Weasels buckmg the haf;:e drifts m verslt)' _,n1or from MlDDLEPORT I the pass are expected to reach the 0, will h the eornet soloist m a strandP.d men tnrlay program by the un1versit.J"s Con ' A fng1d cold wa~·e swept out cert Band at 3:1S p ;m. t Sunday ol the Pl11ns Sla~ and over. Feb 3, in tJw Men's Gymnaa1um, 1-l read most uf the Ml!SiJslpti on the campus. " •Vallet". the S•hcrn Plains aa& A Senior in Ohio State 's •,&chool th(' 6reat Lakes region or music. be attended high ·school Up to 10 mch10s of snow hit tn Middleport. where he studied ' Antelope Valley near l.os Angeles, cornet w1th Robert Gmtber, now and some 20.000 school c:haldren dtrector uf mstrumental mus1c at were sent home H~avy snow also Upper Arlmgton High Scbool. 'ret• at Bannmg, Cali(. Jn add1t10n to servmg as solo The fla1h floods which made cornetist w1th the Concert Band, virtual islands of the ~:ities of Lobe also plays prlDI!Ipal trumpet m , gan and Wllhamson cau11ed at the Umvers1ty Symphony Or~:bes- least one death. Seven-year'<)ld tra . He 1s a member of the honor· J1mmy Dee1 of Vtrdunvllle slip. ary fratermties, Kappa Ps1 and ped from a footlog crossmg Mud .Phi Mu Alpba, bas been an officer Fork Creek on his way to school t>f each group, and Is currently in Logan County and was wasbed vice preside-nt of the Concert away by the sWJft walerl:l. Band. In Logan. Orville Chne 45 of In Sut;aday's concert he w11J b_e Ch~ Tl'f:f', h1s own fa~iJy,' inthe soloist for Frances Thomes cludmg h1m wife and seven child"FantaisJe " ren, forced to abandon their home Drredor of the OO.piece Con~:ert Tuesday morning, reported at least Band 1! Dr. Donald E. McGinrus 75 families had rece1ved temporof the mustc fnulty. ary shelter 1n tbe city's National Guard Armory. Chne evacuated h1s family !.hortly before usually~ mild While• Creek raged over its banks and poured water iltto tbe first f1obr or hiS home. Not far from this scene, the Guyandotte Rtvtt at Logan and the Tug River at Kermit bulged 'over thetr banks, forcmg scorea of !amiliu hv.ng in the low-Jyinc Ralph Radeliffe w..~s re-electe1 areas to higher ground M;my president of the Methodist Men's sought sheller in the Logan Na~ Association when they met Tues- tional Guard Armory and several day at Heath Methodist Church. ~:hurche1 w'.ll'h had been thrown Other officers are: v1ce-presi- open to eva~uees. d('nt. Emenon Jones; secretary, H. Slatl;! Pollt:e m Williamson K Woodgerrl; treasurer, Charles thems~lves forCed to move head~ McEihmny The nomlllflhng com· quarters operations to a second· mittee tncluded B. K Woodgerd, floor room because of the rtood C A Emm1sh and Rohert Coats., satd the cilv was completely 1~ J\.lr Hadl"htfe pres1ded at the late dexcept for railroad trans.meeting and Noah Haskins wa"> porlation Bus Lransportation both leader of the opening devotional 'i at Logan anrl Wllhamstown ' was ;:erv1ce Spec1al muSic was present· lim1ted to :nf c1t1es' limits. 'pohce ed hy ~1r and Mrs Herman Grate. 1 sa1d. A total of 50 or 60 famll•es Rutland. and mcluded vocal due'~ I at Chatteroy, Goodman .and MaWlth gu•tar ac~:ompaniment by Mr her, all near Williamson, were cva~:uatr.d to htgh ground. Grate. Phlns Wt're discussed for ass1st· La!it m!clmghl, the htghway ln· mg the Class 12 Circle members formatwn l•ureau of the state m SN\'tng the canteen at rhc Road Comm,~slon reported several Bloorlmobile Umt at the Pomeroy h1ghways under water. Among Jumor H!g h Schonl Wt>dnesdav them were :slate Route 80 belween Refr('shments of pte and coffee: Gilbert and Logan; state route 10 were M'rvcd at the close of the in Lincoln County, ~:losed JUst met•!1ng north nf Harts Creek and at Ara* coma, ~tate Route 3 nOTth of Mad* !son. ancl U S nt 52 at the oui· Sktrts of Wdhamson Other hl~hwa}s closed by the \' ' h~a,·y ram mcluded state Route 4 } ll!l at SJ)( places bct.·,een Gassaway fi JUaYOfS and Sulton. U. S. Rt. 2UJ below • BC'verly. in Randolph County, 11nd U. S. 19 nmth of ClendenJn, Ra· nawha rnunty. i in A Norfolk & Wcklern Railroad Mayor g F Robmson's court Tues- locomotive rolled mto action Tuesday mght and one $Hi bond was day when floodwaten biOC,.."d a forfc!lcd . road a11d prf'ventl.'d an ambulance They werP Bill Cartwright. Har rrom n•Ht·h•ng a roal mine wher.e T} Booth and Ivan Young, all for a man had been seriously injured mtmocation. and ail $5 and costs. ncar Williamson. The locomotive Also, Harold F. Roush was fm. and a raJ! h.1ndcar fmally took the rd $5 wlfh the co9ts suspended for man to !he Williamson staUon opcratmg an unsafe vehicle; Paul from ,\ hf'rr he was taken to a Clark Jorfeited his bond and Gor. hospit3l by a wa1Ung ambulance. don R Stout was fined ~ and (Continued On Pqo~~ Two) costs for speeding. Heath Methodist Men Re-'Eleel Ralph 6ad..Jif£e iors on the Jist numbered 8; Juniors D; Sophomores, 11 ,.nd I0'res!l· Rita A. Ball Star Route> Pom('roy daughter of Mr. and Urs. Allen E. Ball. have just comp\cted ar· ran~ements LO enter the Columbus Business University (Office Trainin« Schnon. Mts:~ Ball and Miss Musser will enter in' June. Miu Reynolds will enter in September. Miss Ball will enter the Receptionist Course, M'iss R.!'!ynolds the Exec11t1ve Secretarial Cou.rae, and Miss Musser the Private SecretarMEIGS GENERAL ""SPITAL Admltted: Fern Hayman, Racine; Ial Course. These g~."rls will graduSylvia <::oiHns, Pomero)'j Georae ate from Pomeroy H1gh School 1n llfll)'. Lowery, Middleport. Gft.ke~ 1 w~t:#111N~l ." BAKER FURNITURE Lists3~0n (II Nease SeWenienL where he was 335, Pomer(ly. t: 0 I. P 0 I.'A T I 0 M IN Chester High ' M1ss Alma Loui!le Reynolds, 106 urday that his father, Earl Scott oC Sugar Grove had surfered a Cole Slreel, Pomeroy, Ohio. da" ghter of Mr .and Mrs W11lhm1 beart attack. Studebaker-Packard " 'lttlfll lw~•• IM. ' < . ' ~~ Studebaker is worth·mQR than other cars in the low price fielq, ~ode! fo",wodel, year year. For example, the 1956 ·Studebaker !?resident has the highest average resale aU comparable V8's in its price dass-both in centage and in actual dollars and cents~ Heavy rams were blamed for thC' rloods 1 Pound . Va. m the Cumberlanti Valley. was flooded hy a IS-fool wall of w.atf'r, and flood waters at Barbouno1lle. Ky . reached a I depth or 20 [eet. Thf' floodwaters Jsolated Logan, W \'a, a cnmm11nHy of 5,000 persons. and Hazard, Ky , dunng tht> mghl A 7 ~ear-old boy slipped and r!rowned while crossm~ Mud Fork ('reek m Logan County, W Va. I an d three person! were m1ssing , o\n elderly couple ""as m1ssmg at Pound, and a man was reported.. ~'arrJed away by floodwaters near Harl or~ Ky Other flood~ hit Welch W Va, ·oiatm g that commumty and tor c'1 g evacuation of some hmlll i"!l J, power f;!l lure bla.eked out Lhe I Wt>lt:h Emergency Hospital 1 Elsewhere more !mow was upected today m the so1Jthern Rock. ies where 55 to 60 railroad work* ers are trapped by 21 feet of snow 1 in Cumbres Pass near Chama, l ,79~ 'fhc sermon topic Monday nen-r . ing wu ''The Sin of Uaeleasness'' and tonight'! topk , ls1"The Precious Promises of Jesus". Thomas Kelly sang :a solo "My Task" on Monday eve'ling and .Mrs. Chester Erwm was organist tor the service. rman. · E.arl Keefer explained a propos- The Dailv• Sentinel SINGLE COPY-5o ,, ~ II Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Wednesday, January 30, 1957 One Dead And Three Mi~sing As Flash Floods Hit Tri-States ~. LOLLIPOP VALENTINES Ohio: P•rtly cloudy encl colder today with tutt.,..d 1now flurr'" Mrth•••t por11on thl1 momlnf. Partly cloudy •net cold tonltht and Thut"fd.y witt. snow flurrlet netr L•h Eri41. Hlth tod.y 15 M 25 north, 25 to 32 south. Low tonitht 5 to I 5_ in Tile Mea.s·lf•r•• Area • IND!VIDUAL VALENTINES .... · · ...... · .... : ._.. · ........ $c IJ., SOc of $20 for the Mason County Mar~;.h of Dimes at a recent meeting pre· sided over by Pre11ident Paul Ho(. EVERYDAY MORE LOCAL NEWS ., By UNITED PRESS e llttn e ') r==-;;;;;..;;;;;;ii;;;,;;=~~~a~~~l,. • NO. 244 mained 1·2-3 In ' the United Preas College basketbaJl ratin.g1 today aa most of the teams prepared to. resume hill &eale action alter con·· e:11mlna.. centratina: on '"tJons. Ohio State was i-$1· . - at ·~ Weather • 'I ) Fred Dunn. evangelist frt'm HuntIngton ,opened the revival aervICes at the Middleport Chul't'!b at Christ w1th a special presentation of a p\otllre of Jesu• looklng over JerusaloJD fh.ch Wu painted by b1s br~tlier, who is also a minister. Marl\et RefrOrtS ......... ..............•· ,.- ~ ~~~e '' l See the Big Selertton of Hcdlmarlc 1'cdeutine• - lnditlidtiGI Card• - M•lce·V our_...,- Evangelist Opens Revival At Middleport va. 1,..6glalature ed bill in the which would pay lieu of trans~r· tnhon to children Uvin1 one m1le from a achool or bus route lnitead ol two mllea U 'the law .bow atands. 'I he PTA e,q:,reut'd itlelf as being ACtcr the honored guest opened m favor of the p1·opeted law an::t her many lovely g1rt.s, rdreshmcnn voted to write to lea:lalaton m o( ICC ~:ream, cake, coffee and support or it. mints were acrved by the hosteu The PTA also approved 20 fold· While, Mrs. Gra"Yes ing chairs ~ently purchased by I to~trs MrsDonDan Thomas, Mr11 A R the organization. T!le program for Knighl, Mrs llomcr Parker, Mr., the evening included songs by rtobrrt Remhart, Mrs Edward Mickey Taylor, Wllma Wheeler Vcnoy, Mrs. Joseph Cook. •'nd Annabelle Wheeler of Mt Mrs Ross Enna, Mrs. Fred Alto Nease and children, Danny and Lee Ann , Mrs. Harry Osborn Jr. I. and son Dilly MIN Sue Sprague, Mrs Carroll Snowden, Mrs. James ll•rn• ond ehlidren, Carolyn Lee CINCINNATI, Q· P • Prod· and Edward and Mrs. Juliua Sau duce vage. Eggs, lare:e till 1-ac ha&her; prices. at rarmll, .~opsuro~rs. Vr'hl~ Scndlne Jlfls but unable to al· and brown A j-um~1 11 tend were Mrs. ·L ee Hart, Mrs. El· large 2913~; A jruedby"'f . :a~: wood Bowers, Mrs. H. 8. Smith, small 20-.24: 1 lar,e -..~ ; Q ~ ~trs Fannie Harris, Miss GMc A lt~rgf\ 3~8; :A JR~d\\Uij:f ~. ~ '/J 1• vi eve Stobart, Mr~. Orv11!c Well, 8 large 3t.J5. · • ' ' ' Mrs J.:mmett Shuler. Mrs. Edwud Chicltefts, trY8~~~tcady; i~ Ellf'rsbuch Jr, Mrs Arthur Evans ffY')rs 3..3~ . lb 1 heavy i alld MISS Frances !!:vans. type 14-l6; hens.. t type 10.12. 1 Onee_again drastically reduced _to e In Loeal News In Advertising In Circulation The Letart, W. Va., Parent-Tea· chcr!l Association voted a donation Mn • J * * on leader, the PlumOJFt, Bigelow; ChildN''' Work ..' Roberti~~ "lbklng • ,,l! ., By lmma Hayman for Y....b./ Mrs. Tho membera of tiJO o.~.lq V.!,Q~ "High ~ BoUn of MissioM · Work," the Grange No. 2812 •i 41~ 't"1 are sponsoring an atte;0~e~co ·• Ho1~:~6,.;. Rio Grande; test betwet'n the , men n t~ Miss1Qill' P!ogram for Wo•ni•n·~; women. ThJs contest wl\) I 'f Mn. 'W. c. Taylor, secretary Miui~ary Edu~:ation, Ohio ConJweelcs. ,· l The los.lng leam will s.erve tli:e ferenCfl Women'5 Society. wimng nde w1th1 a banquet. The next meeting will be held on }<'ebruary 8. AIL membera are urged to attend. Attendance Pins Are Awarded At Morning Star EUB Grueser's Are . Hosts Sunday F . Zerkle, wbooe blrtbday Ja on the nme da!. A plai ud white color acheme Will used for the r. fresbmenb and decorations. Among the lovely glfta ncelved by tbe btUe girl was one from her paternal grandmother, l(ra. Wil· liam Russell, who wu Ul and unable to attend the part)'. Small gueJta wefe Barbara and Patty &Uey, Miolcy ali4 Shelfa Chlldt, Mlcl!oel EQ&ene MrDIB· iels, Bil~y Hennsler, Tony, Sherry a.nd Jarue MaDonald, Cynthia Mills Susau ObJlnger, Mary Jo Hindy, Nancy Buchanon, BetUe Rae Russell. Adult guests were MrS. Tom Mills, maternal grandmother ot tbe Russell ~dren, Mrs. Glenn Hennsler and Mrs. Charles: Mt> l[)onold. cate, and or a nlary Khedule. From 4 to 5 p. m. )hsaionl wdl be held "Tbe c;o~misaion on • tl the alit of ber veot.aunt, Mro, M The sixth btrthday of Cathy Lee. older daughter of .Mr. and Mrs. Ro F. Russell, was celebrated with a party Saturday at tbeir homo on Fifth Avenue. G.runes were pla)ed and prUes won by Swan l>blincer, Mary Jo Hinely, Nancy OhUnger, .Janie KaDonlld, Cynthia MiUs, Patty Bailey aJid Micky Child&. The speal>ers will includt Bishop 11nd Mrs. Hazen G. Werner and Mr and Mrs. Paul Wiant. The Wiants who were missionilrle~s iD China, Formosa and Malaya, will speak at the ope,ing program at It 1s predicted that many teach3 p m. and Mts. Werner willthow ers w11l take advantage of this her pictures of Soutbeut Aaia at opportunity to earn Reeded uedit the dmner hour. Blahop W.erou whlle living at horne. ll approved will speak at 7 30 on his lmprea. by Lhe proper authority, the end· &Ions of th\! world problem in it will apply on a deeree, 1 ~rtili· Southeast Asia. Letart PTA Votes Aid To Polio Drive Househ.?ld Shower Given To Honor ·Mrs. Louis Os~orn . Chul'ch Planning All-Day Service Sunday, Feb. 3 The Reorgamzerl ChuN'h of Je· sus Christ or Latter Day Samts arc announemg an all dav mcetmg to be held Sunday. Februaty 3 at the church located on the Ra!!ID(' Portland road ~t Olrl To~n. Rev. John Blackstalk. Middle· town pres1de11t of the Soutbeastern Ohio Oistnct and Apos!Je .tt.rthur A. Oakmatl of Independence, Mo Will condU'I!( the SCTVICCS. Sunrlsy School and rommun10u !CTVI~S WIII !)c held 1r1 the morn· ing ronowcrl by a basket dmner at noon. Oakman IS scheduled to 9pt!ak m the aflernoon S£>s.swn 'L'he p"blle In m'lted lo attend lkc ali day SCrVICC . Ft. e Are Ft"ned l CoUrt ~~~~:~~~R! 1;S~T~rod· T!~~~~!, ~!g~~ed uce . Egg.; , 1-2 c htl:her. pnccs at farms, U.S consumers whlt~s and bn1wns, A 1umhos 33 39. A large 30-33; A mt>dmm!i 26·29, A smalf LARRY NEEL, left, and Ons Smith check nrli[IC!al brcedin!! 2Q-24; B largr 28·29, F'OB Cmdnequipment before •tartin~ out this week to 'bl eak·in:• Smith nali, \\hiles nnd browns, A large 38-39; A mc.11Ums 35 36, B large on techniques used ip. serv1 c mg Meigs Coun1y cows with froz· 34-35 en semen. In the trunk of Smith's car is the field chest used Ch1ckens about steady: fryers by the technician lo maiulmn the semen at 110 degrees below 3.J"'2 Ib t9 20. h£'ns, heavy type zeto with dry ice. · 14·16, bcns, ll&ht type 10.12. �, 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy Middleport, 0 Jan 30, 1957 ILand Transfers The Daily Sentinel Rtchard Schtlberg 'l acres Lebanon Twp to Paul J Adler Ralph &. McKeru.ae Dorothy E McKenZie Dllrcel Sutton Twp to Ralph S Y"Kenz.le Dorothy E DEVOTED TO INTERESTS OF MEIGS MASON AREA RICHARD S OWEN- GENERAL MA.NAGER REYNOLD E GREENE- EDITOR McK~:nzle Na \ tOJUI.l advertuun& representat I( Rottmelli Ktmball Inc 343 Ux1ngton Ave New York C'IIY 16 N Y F 1trred as sewnd ch•s~ 1 .!I ll n,.. II<J itl r ;~t thl' post offtre at Pom f'fU\ Buel K Ridenour Pauline RJ rlenaur Parct"b Che!!iter Twp to Buel K R1denour Pauline Ride nour Rus:;t'll Prtddy Ab~~ Pndd~ 6 acres Ru l:md Twp to Guy S\\adle\ Wtlham J Cook Myrtle M Cook 8 acres Sctpio Twp to bu anP F Sltwley Hazel K Stanley Harold W Demoske) Doroth~ Demoskey Parcel Middleport to R le} S Manley Ehazabetl1 Man Je, H Clyde Jones dee Alfd for Trans Pomeroy to Gladys Jones., Kenneth Jones Millard C Jones Edllb Joanne Russell Gladys Jc r.es Millard E Jones Jean Jones Kenneth Jones Ger aldme Jones Lot Pomeroy to Ed1th Joanne Ru SLI:'ll Guy Rus soli Har\ cy Chaney dec cert lor tr~ Bedror41 T\l{p. to Maggie ~y V.~t Well Denver Oh to Sl bscnptton rates Del \t'n h\ carm r \\here ii\>!ulabte 30 cents pPr Wt>t'k one year •n ad vane~ at The llll 1 St'ntmd off!ct> $15 60 stx month~ $7 80 th.rc.,. month ... SJ 90 8 1 motor route whrre a\atlable j 'nil' month $1 B) mat I om ~rtu $8 st\ 11011\hs $4 25 threr months S. ~ 0 one month Si Publ!sbt-d every afternoon ftnll lm llt 110 Mechan1 t S! editor al offtce phonl' 397 Sunda}' by 1 he OhiO Valley Sen I omero) U Bll.l.me&ll o!ftce phone 3Q8 C'KC('p t ----~-------------·-Towns Expect To Assist Developments • One of the problems thJ! many people hope will face future Pomeroy and M1ddleport admimstratiOns 1s housmg expan s10n \\ htle not hmg ts sure at th1s ttme thances for a constd erablt' development mstde both Porno oy and Mtddleport ap pear excellent rtu s optmHsm anses on two tronts One 1s the I strong IDdJcations of extens1ve mduslnal {Onstnlction some 1 \~her c 1n Metgs County The other 1 ~ the announced Intentions of lh1 ce local busmess men to get on before long with 1m provement of the former Lasley p10perhes along the flood road 1'h1s ties m perfectly too \Hth 1 e..:ent statements o£ !lt'-<41 Mayor C 0 Ftsher of Mtddlepm t Mr Ftsher has dedtcated himself toward seemg a housmg prnJNt blossom In h1s home town He rnmntams certam fum s'~ps have been taken to thts end none of Y.hich for unde1standahlc reasons can be dis ~ ~)1. _Earrel Bed£ord ~'1. ~. ·w.etl .¥ Eaal.man 66 acres SahsbW'Y Twp to Glenn Thompson w closE-d at th1s tune Thus thPrc extsts m thrs area now a condrhon that prof>. abl\ has not been duplicated for nearly 100 years Immediate Jy after the CLVLI War Pomeroy and Mtddleport pa<IL<llpated m the general mdustnaL expansiOn ot Amenca Here mmmg of coal to feed the spawmng factones anti ratlro3ds caused Porn eroy to balloon to a populalton or 8 000 by 1880 A new type of mdustrlal and popu latlon cxpanston faces {ua lure mayors of our towns Metals chenustry and power And once aga•n •t appears thallhe neederl hardy souls will be on hand to push the hfe of these communrltes mto new horizons 1 he qucstto!L ariSes how wtU the towns be able to ass1st in housrng developments by prov1dmg streets sewers sldewalks utrhtws and all the other services that a( company new rest denllal additions? Ma~or F. F Robmson of Pomeroy beheves there Will be I title dtHtrulty Ln thts dcpartrnmt The towo sho\lld be able to go nght along with housmg developments he hao told The Darly Sentme) The town ran stand readv to cooperate by constr~ction of needed streets and racrlrttes which are fmanced tbro.ugh assessments against the property to be Improved he bi'lieves Undoubtedly Mayor Ftsher sees the same prospect for Middle port Mr Robmson ~as ophmistic over the purchase by Fred Crow Theodore T Reed Jr and Roger Morgan of the Lasley estate He expects the new adrnmtstratiOn to face up tQ what £ ver task faces them rn lh1s proposed development The thought follows that tt would be ltmcly for Mtddlepo•t <Wd Pomeroy councils to get some concn te foundation work done toward cooper attn~ 111 the cHnlual ronstructton of a rombtned samfilrv sf•wer system and drsposal plant 1he time m1y £nml soo n whln 1he valur of a cooneraUve plan Will be much m01 c ;~ppa • ( nt th an nnw Especially so tf both towns become errtba1 krd on housmg pr OJ eels I """""" ~Tb\ltllJ>SOil jer.o~ a,.udolph Clyde ~~ 3D acres Oll\e Twp to Cl••do r~la>b ~ G<liney Lile Estate ~dle,P911 w~d4iJ,key TELEVISION GUIDE WSAZ-TV Chan"el3 Wednesday Thursday WSAZ TV CHANNEL J S1gn On Today 9 00 Coffee Time 10 00 Home 11 00 The P'"ICe ls RJ.ght 11 30 Truth or Consequences 12 00 T1c Tac Dough 12 30 It Could Be You I 00 C.Jrrent 2 00 Camera Goes to School 2 30 Tennessee Ernie Ford 3 00 Matmee Theatre 4 00 Queen fClr a Day 4 ~ atodern Rom, nee1 5 00 Comedy Time 5 30 My Llltle Margie 8 00 W,terfront 8 30 Ne•s Picture &-:43 Spor-ts Eye 8 55 Weatbereast 7 00 Mayor of the Town WSA~TV 8 !55 7 00 6 !\, 7 00 9 00 10 00 11 00 11 30 12 00 12 5 00 5 30 6 00 6 30 6 45 6 55 7 00 1:(0 Elldio Fisher 7 30 7 45 8 00 8 30 7 115 l!ljic Newo 8 00 Hlr~ Holiday a ;m Fa"" rr K.:wwa Best 9 00 ll;~ft )beatn 9:.00 10 00 ,...is lt1 Yf}ur L1fe 10 so TBA 11 00 11 Uli 11 20 11 25 12 30 tot to Nora Gilkey Ed ~o J OC 2 00 2 30 3 00 4 00 4 45 9 30 10 00 News Heat lines Weatbercaat Preu Bol Ton r.ht Sign £\If tl 00 ll 13 11 20 11 30 12 30 CHANNEL 3 ,:,lgn. o. . Tod:&' C'oft,cc Time Home The Pr~c., Is Rrght Truth or Consequences 11c Tac Dough It Could Be Yo.u <.:urrent ParsuJ) s S\lodY Tennessee Erme !'ore.' M§ltinOII' rhef!LN Queen For A Day Mode"Jl, Rom.lijCell comedy Ttme My LilLie lllargl< Fl•tt and Scruggs Show Ne..s Pktbre Sports Eyl:! Weathereast Crunch and Des D1nab Shiin'.e Show NBC News You Bet Your LUe Dragtl.t'lt Peoule~ Chotce Thp Ford Show Lux Vuj~o Theatre News Headlhi'Cs Weathcrcast Preas Box Tortlght Stgn Off WCHS-TV Channe;s llo.nald Edaar Curren Dora WCHS.TV CHANNEL 4 ,lo..lt_n.aon C\lrren 29 85 acres Rut Captain Kangaroo 8 00 Capt.am Kangaroc;t 800 land to DavJd Rees • 00 Morntnv Show 900 Mornin~: Show Carl B Jennmgs et at Lot lO 00 Gan-y Moore 10 00 Garry Moore Pomeroy to John Wilham Blbett 1030 Arthur Godfrey LO 30 Artbu" ';od1rey nar EleanoMae Blaettnar age to be cla1med as a depend ll 30 St11k~ It Rtch Cbe!tter A. Donohe\\.o Ruth Don 1130 StrJke 1t Rich ent 1he law defutes a run tuna Vahant Lady l2 00 Valiant Lady 12 00 student as one who IS enJagcd 1n ohew 1 ljtrt" Letart to Russell 12 15 Love of Ltfe 12 15 Love of Ltfe Bcrmce Roush Roush Th1s 1s the third of l1ve arttcles b rtbday So 1f your (J5tb lurth lull t1me study at a recogmzed 1230 Searcb f->r Tomorrow 12 30 Search For Tomorrol\ to help taxpayerlio m makmg out day fell on or befor:e JaJ) 1 1957 school (or at least uye months of L2 45 Gmdmg Ltght Harry B doush Ella Kearns Guiding Light 1245 their .federal Income tax returns _you rna)' legally d~1m tbat extra the >'ear or who 1s in one or sev I 00 Kalte li Kii.cheo RQush Lots 9S..l18 Pomeroy to 100 K.atte s Kitchen By RUS~ELL C HARRINGTQIII f600 ex.emptlon for ar;e m your eral fullt1me on the farm tr:.t n 130 As the World Tunas Charles \\ ayne Sw1sher Mma 130 As The World Turn! Commt.. ioner of Intern•! Revenue return for 1966 Uli: programs 200 Ou1 M ISI Bl'ooks Mae Sw1she .. 200 Our Mtss Brooks Written For Th• United Preu ex.,..ptlon 1'rJIIH DHfer 230 fJouJK:~arty 2 30 Housep~.rty Whon To CI11Jn Child W~lUNGTON UP You are a Roy L Kendr1cks Erma Jean Exemptions for dependents are 3 00 ".i he B g Payoff $600 exemption whiCh means you f1gured dtfferently th•n for hus Hendr1cks Lot MldtJieport to 800 tbe Big Payoff A ch1ld may earn money even 3 30 Bob Crosby Show 3 30 Bob crosbv Sh.l.W do not have to pay federal 111 Harold W DeMoskey Dorothy De bilnd t~nd wife For example a more than $600 and sllll be Moske' 4 00 Brtghter Da)' come laiC nn $600 or your 1ncome taxp!lYer "ho suports his 70 4 00 B 1ghter Oay 4 15 t«ret Sturm Your wife 19 another on your re yelf'iold mother 1s entitled to JUst clam'!ed ll:S a $600 exemption on 4 15 Se"t ~t Storm hiS fathers tax return The dcc1d 430 'F'.dge or Night turn 1f )Ou f1le JOintly nn her own one ~ exemption tor hc:r ancl <30 E1o> oi Nl•bt ang factors a!"e that the child be Th,. 'Early Show 500 if you fah• separatdy but not on nothmg extra for her age BRING BACK THOSE BILLS under 19 or a full lime student both 630 Your Esso ReporteJ' a oo 'I ne !!'ar1v Show GR.-\ND RAPIDS Mlch - Mrs For a person to qualify as tax und that the ta11payer who cla1ms 6 45 Sports PIU'.ade 6 30 Your Es<~v Repr'J.!'ter Allen E Wrnte appealed to police payer s dependent the tuxpn) t r htun must contnhute more fh'n Beyond th1s baste e"1 rnptwn Co1 6 45 Sport!'. Parade to help fllld her husband s bar 6 35 We&therm.an the taxp,1ycr Wf' get mto a num m\15t provide more than one half hall Ius support 6 55 We~ Iherman 700 Jtll Corey Show bellR end wcrghts before he starts her of questwns <'OVermg !mch of h1s or her support 1 he on!~ 700 Art Unkle•ter & the Kidt Douglas F..dwards 7 15 addmg more weJght Mrs W11tc However If a child earns $600 thmgs as su~ port of elderly rela exception to thts rule w whe~t: 7 15 Douglas Elwards GJant Step 730 told pollee her 230 pound husband or more he must f1le a retm n for several penons contnbute to the t1ves school a~e dnldren who aoo Arthur Godfrey & Frtnda 7 30 Sgt Pre!~ton of the ts lost wtthout t h1mseif He maYJ t'latm h1s own a contractor dl\or cd couples support of an mdavrdual earn money Up to the minute news \100 8 00 them The har bells were taken Bob Cummmgs Show personal exemptiOn on his own re survavors or persons who h11\e For example tf several sons turn fh ts m~an~ he actually qual I from the WaJI.e home while they 900 The Mllhnnatre 8 30 Chmax d1ed an1l exira cxempllons for :and dauglhcrs support Lbc1r moth were 'lway 9 30 J ve Got A Secret Playhouse DO lfll~ as lwo ext"mpUons 1J some tiH a~ul n(j btuvJ ,f!r ond nuftc of then cMltllhules one clst' 1s fool,ing 101 00 lJ S Slel:ll Hour 1100 Up to the MhU.Ite N.,..,... more than Each I~XIJII.YI"I ill Is ~ 1 cxlru more thiJn hall !he support they \105 36M~ the Weathtr 11 05 Scannmg .tM W-ellitber lnJif his l!vmg l'i.pcnses one ex $600 I;'XIIIIfl! un rf tu IS ti5 ( t older may designate one of lhelr lJJll empiJOn on ht s own retu1n and tl10 ':i he Late Show 11 10 The Late Show Ulld Still anothc1 $U00 1[ he IS bcr !o chum the $600 c:ttlmptwn (ContlnuH From p•g• One) blmd I lu $600 t'XIt 1 1 Xt rn .. llon for her as a depent.lcut The per one of the return of the s upporter to W1lch th r!ood w l!'i 11 .-. for blln lne~s cau hr clauncd by son designated must contriiJute If a child ca1 ns less than $600 (Contrnued From p11ge One) worr;t m mort> !h rn 20 yl'an Over ~1 g UlliV IJ v If(' Sf'IVI((l(\ the taxp l }t r ut m\ 1gt I he ex m re than ten per n n of the sup- md h1 s emplovt r \.\llhholds tax(;s flo~~o {rom till I ~~ md F.lkhor n WHTN TV CHANNEL 13 WHTN TV CHANNEL 13 fill f J.! II t I ~ f'"Jlllted tO 1?;r IW emptwn f J1 btrn lnt ~s tppl t s nnl~ poll and ali the othf'l s who con from his puo,; then thu child IS en H1\CIH; CDU~\d lh1 r1rs t m1d!oy,n 11 44 S1gn On 11 4t Sign On 11 !h ul1hT1nn 1feffH1(nl t.-.lc to the taxpa) l r hush tnt/ or w1fu tr butc Ill( r e than lrn per renl t11!rd to a Hfuud of thotte I x c~ {hod at Wtlrh slnu tom fhf 11 45 Cartoon Club 11 45 Cart4on. Club musl file 11. dec! u at1on that they Likl:' c\etvon~ tis< he mu!llt fll( Ill 11 ~ ~ rv (e throu~hout much of or troth but not lu th 1 c ndt nts wn!l r w1u so chep lh1s lime I! at 1 he Intcruul lit vl'nue Scrvlr<' 12 tO Noon News 12 10 Noon N'ews. ~ return to gel 1 hat 1 rund 1 xcmptlon will not claim I he It 1 unl~ nc(rtt\y Sm1th ~~ lh<' boals wMe ll'wrl In n movc r 1m pu hap ~ ru!cs ~ou olde1 lh 111 }OU Su( h a 12 15 Neighbors J2 15 Netg~otl Olh i ill \ hr hlllcl(l !l logo on th declaratiOn ~~ made or. du H ft om s"V( 1 J bullclmgs m Mr t111r k you art b} unt day nn([ It form 2120 av.ulablt at any Revc The law pt ovtdcs spP.Ctal tax 12 30 L1berace 12 30 bbera~ [I I II !.1 lilt II JlrOKI <Ul Dowell Sl ltoa Is It :u hn g 1nto lit l'alts for any 11uh\ldual who qual mty he wmlh munt :r lo \Oll Yuu nuc Se1 VIC'C OfrH t 1 00 FemJJ\Ine Touch r1ty were blocklll ~ \ l q , thn c 1 00 Femmme Touch 1 45 Mo\ 1£> MatJne~ 1f1e~ as hc<~d of household Th1s Jrt con~Hlen d 111 add a ve r to The law permit s 1 d nld under tum 1 45 Movte Matmee 3 00 AftertJoc:n 'i'Jim F.estival y1 111 llg{ on lire day b( fure your 19 or a fullt1me ~tudcot of any term mean!. ~rnerally an unmar 3 00 Afternoon Ftlm Fest1val 4 30 Super Senal Tlm0 rwd or leg lily separate person P!Ve feet or IIH rf low fl om th r 4 30 Super Serial T1me 5 00 M1~ey Pf;t~ule- 'Club Who furmshed more than half the To~ mundated the W1 luun,;on S 00 Mickey Mouse Club 6 Ofl 'Puffalo B1U Jf. t nunntenanre rust or a household arca mvarliniZ part of the rJly li tContlnued From p•ge One) 8 00 Cartoon Club 6 30 Carto'ln Club ' ACROSS 4 Pern It wh1ch was al •o home Junng the 23 City bmuneu dir:l trlrl The Tug an 1 the IJ l\ mganm rl the t lub will 1 Groun4 A 8 30 Five Star FmaJ 6 45 F!Ve Star ''"al !) S~port rnt re )C'flr for A cmy T"IJtcd I Alai.) Gu}'andoltl rJvc rs wt rc not 1x 1111 sur h llunrr~ all water safp a rain (Ukraine) JO Danoe p .. tsun v.ho quahf1e9 as th,.. t~~ 7ll!i JohJl Daly & the News l<epC'ctcd to <'test until late lwsrlay n I IIH• cou1te~y of the 01 I or 713 .f~h;: Datv <& tf-le 15 Norte I Monetary 7 30 Dtaneyla£4 v .... atep jla\er s ·d prndcnt or B your u 1 or carY Wednesd lY St hnnls , !r) k ~ nnd glllliHH' he 111111~" name 8 30 Navy Log 7 30 Shea1H of Cocflls~ j unit (Bull') 37 Qahw marned chrld t::randchllct or step I ogan and Williamson renw r 1 ~ ru II hoots nnd muturs h 11f'r 9 Penny (pt) 7 By~1elt p 00 Ou:ie and Harriet 8 00 Ctrclf"- 1 .... tB Phlllp• child ( ven thought that child Js dosul Wctln sdoy r lltl n mOl<' plnct s watrr ear 10 Po1tpone 8 Derviab / g 30 Ford Theatre 9 00 Wire "Seh1ce b pine not 1 dependent Vou may also 1~ nlullurbotll!)!prOJ;:IIlms l2 Th&nr 9 Reata tO 00 Wednesday Night Fight, 10 00 Air :r,ims ::;7 TL ll •t ) laland 1t111er nJN,, h ft II : > Ill\ Wlu /i'. k uullvuiuals havr a~ qual fy as a head of household 1( 11 of value til 11 Robber tO 45 Sport1cope 10 30 Fraa!.de Laine .. ~ )) 111ks Uti wodl d fo1 mh11111 In 1 11 u h 1\ llult so lH fun on 1lu wult r ~ ou mamlmn a home f'll~ewhcre l3 Summon (alans:} 30 Portlont 11 00 News of the Nilht 11 00 New.s of ~he Ni&hJ twum t l!t} 1nd ( hurle!ilon wllllt ~~ ht u c r~ clo sold I eadmgh run lo1 your fjjth.cr or mother and forth ltl A measure Sl Old u1s Theatre IB 11 15 Tliestre 13 " , tlw some wa Htruc of tht w.-.,t 14 Pronoun. c1ther one tf them quahfles ae I Wurt\em. weJrht ........,•• Auwtt )o~ o 1 k n 1vcr the Uwat RIVE'! an 1 l lhry ought to ~nt together anrl liS Part of -=~:::::::~~~=--,--l2 0H ber&') your dependent f<W wool •1 l:venlq' Ty~~:art River In the north I 1r llu r fun W!lh olhcn I !'loll~ to be 18 L'xlvlum At I poe\) 8Jo.nom hstfval SLOW BOAT TO CHINA The southern cnd or the stair I( n 1s nf11 n passed wh1rh lim What HouMholsl h~t:ludu IB CLLpedtea 1V Projeellnr as Tape U 'l1ny _.,. BENT<ON HA.RBOR Mleh born the br~.~nt or the hcav~ ram s 1hi rmhlh s enroYment of the ot a coin. end or, The cost or ma.intaining a bouse U O.Ol.. 43 Conotelo j ALBANY N Y - More thaD (UPl - SQuthweatern Mlch1gan s rwll and mo .. t or the rloOdlllg was I IHJI(Ioors al II W(" r fi<'IVI that h (Obi J church hold mcludell such items. ~a the 1roup lattcm lyted Bl01som Festival w11l be 170 years ago the American Ship (OM<'entratffi m tht' south How t t lo~t ly kn1t orgaplzalion we can 17 Bowalow 20 Clo.11e to rent Insurance repairs ulllittes , Sri Kind of ratt •• 8plnnlnt to7 week held later than usual next Experiment was the Q,rst to uU ever exlremel)' heavy ram m ~ P nk up fur th(l typt> of r('gula 1 u:uu food It docs not mclude c Iothing ,.ear Festival o£lu;:t.ll.la have set from her€ lor Canton Cllina That parll of the north ruef>day 1110111 t• n~ 11wl will makt. boalin~ a un• 21 unit or work (Jducahon medical expenses and 22 Cltopatr& Olfay &-11 19G7 as date lor the was m 1785 Two ;~oears later the in.(l thHUthmed lo <'1IU!if' ~tllous \tl~ull~ 1 ked form of outdoor rc .the like even though you rna)' pay 24 Obtervee colorflll event EJ1per1ment an 80 ton sloop relluods bc(C\re Hlarkt ntn~ 1 1 1011 n thu county them turnN to Albany aD Prtclout Au 1 n~ tht guest speakers1 hunt Weather" QbaervcfiJ pr<'dlr!t d 1tone $1 COURTESY Form 1040 must be use to that the Tu~ IUver would rrt~~t to In\ 1s Gllbt>rt Bush \Ice-Com no 21 Oaur• NlJ!n,.EY N J - When Magiscl«.UD the benefltl of ~e lower 1 day at Wllhamson al 38 to Ul ft d dt 14 of thr second u s coaat 33 Thro•rb trate .Edwm J C Joerg heard ltrs tax rates for a head ol. household IT FIGURES MOJne B tr1 8 ftt•t abOV( (lood~taj.!C ( 1lfll Auxiliary which ('OVers se ln\.-rlty Ruth HUJ.ted, Newark compll JC You are divorced or legally lllld al a.bot I the liftle level as \Wt ntv lwn slate 11 and 1 eo L 17 111&11 KALAMAZOO M1<h - Walter ~e~d the officer wbo arret~ted separated from your Wile .at thf' In the 19M rloodM The Lognn j nlrh 11 ttl RMC head of the U S beveract Burns 1s a deputy 1tate f1re marher, he r.edU«:d her speedmg !me fV'Id of the year you may not 31 Public cre9t was predicted for 24 fl!el or i 11 ~ 1 ( u 1 Station in Point Plco ehal from $:11 to $:10 slightly below l961S 'II claim her as an exemption even 11 \\ n~~ I 81 PrtPQJIUon Jf you paid her support fO Doork•per When a q1 esllon ot dependency In J.lod11 v.... comes up rtunernber ~at the de42' ~to pendent m\l8t meet five tests 1101 I AND M1ch - ~UP) - Thf' 1dtal ) f irJl you must haYe furniahe.:l rh>tdcrn or Lhe late Mr and foB Btanaa more Lban halt ol his or her sup.. l\f1 s 111 nry Brink• believe they te Muac1ei Seco.nd \he dependent s port h nt> o t1 tal ag<' ar~a\er than any 47 OI'Jif\1 ot grOSB mcomes must have been e Ufn 0 J3St Lm>tl' m Amcrlra The tt udd up sirtlt • less than $000 for the year unlea• In 747 \'~Ills rana;lna: lu aA;e 'rom 48 Chll'to John Robin,;on (ormt'l Pll~ 58 to 80 Y<'RfH All live in the Hoi the dependent iJ your <'hild who 1 IIOWI>I athlt ltc star arrived In l'omcto\ 11 nd \.rand Ilaptda areo l Communi• under 1.8 o.r a £ull Ume student Tuesda) nlsht with hit w1f1 r.l()r 1 ...u... Tturd the depondoot mu•t be re and h1t mother m law Mrs ~ 1 --2 Hlllomo lated lo you or a member of your I Ont-lpo\ Cox Colonial !itA w Va rlr I .bousehold and hvlng m your COJ'4 short visit with. hlt patonts Mn r I ho.me Fourth the dependent must and Mr" E F Robinson and h ~ be a c1Uzen ofthe Unlted State.11 DAILY OR\'PTOQUOJ'Ii- ..._,. .,... &o workiU ~;J•t~ Mary hvin.e anywhere or a citizen of , Alll'DJ.af,,aXa J# _ ,0 Mr llobln An11 \IOU sc puraterl any counlty Uvinj: m Canada II LOIIOPI:J.I..OW .._ from 1erv1ce w1th th~ U S Army Mex1co Panami or the Canal Olio tottor limply otondjo lor uotltor. .. 11L1f -pto A to .... TueJday after two yeu11 of ar\1\ .Zone And fafth the dtpendent dub' 1 In Rl"hm(md Va Hrc WI 1 lor the lh,.. L' X lor lilt two 0'~ ~ ltorl, totten - ~ must not be matrD,J a jolnt re return to Richmond nrxt Motulu) trophu tho I..,U. and - - Ill !11f ..,... '" 1111 tw-n w1ih bu or her huaband or ICICh dljl Uto oode tettero .,. ~ to begln employment w!th the R\) wUe nold! Metal, Company thf'r(' Tomorrow You ean claim deACrntot,....,....ll~ ductions for Huna:arian r.eller but POUFI MT JTI\ OPl' Tl Oa .. W-", ITI\ - IPT~ ,not for polltic11 contrlljlutions all KNoxvn 1 E Tenn - r. c •bout pu~lltl ~cduetloos TJL IIWMLI\ TJW 1.0" WIIUa was spraying a flr"eproof!n r. ao1utlon on a roller rmk 11 nt ORMTR. SIMMONS IS SPIAK!Eill when he decided to I ght a cilo(a Mike Simmons or Pomeroy wUl • l!l!lt The match l~o::mtr 1 tlu ~ 11 l'~'• Cryptoquotol lNTO U.QIIIdJI'B 801111: l\4ut be the prlnctpal speaker at a nnt 1nd the huge tent burat m MUST FALL. SOIU DAYS MUST liB J)AJIK AND DI\CAR'f World Servicr program at the En -'-011'-FI:UAlW to fbtme~ ud waa ashes wlthm terpnao EUB Church, Sunday l'obfive mlitutea »lMfJD\Itt4 t.r .,.. ,....,_ .,..loatt ru.al')l' 3 at "'SO p m T-he pubhc • ls lnvllt~~lo aY®d • Floods H1t Figuring Your Income Ta:x: I '" w Breeding Boat r:Iub . WHTN-TV Channel13I J E H I I DAILY CROSSWORD 990 '"""' , 32 home' I:! I• f 1On your Dial 1 Your I f I 15 Sl(ID Sunrise To Sunset Station I Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy Middleport 0, Jan 30, 1957--3 Editor's Mall Bag ldltor't Not.: The foJiowln, Itthr arrlv.cl If your .dltor-'t cfetk this wwk with c:tlpplna eH..:hed wllllch reprint here In itt vntlrlty wt Any ott.r rodera ta.v• eny fur. tMr somments? Dear EdJI.or .First I w H take a guess on Farm No 4 ls it Harold Carnehan near Racine" ,I like your paper better every day I tell everyone around here if they want to aet the local news ttaey should take the Sentinel I Jlke your edltonals very much I am sendmg a chppma 1 though m14lht intere•t you What I think Ahout Elvil Presley I live tn Bedford Tbe day it came out la your paper Elv1a Presley was their favonte am.a:er It Bedlord school, 1 Jot another paper th•t told about 'llvu Presley I ~:we four httle girls growing up ao You see why I might be in terestf!d in thia thing they call Elvia Preslt!y Sinoerely Youfll VIRGIL KING Kmasbury Rd "WHAT I THINK ABOUT "WIGGLE WORM" ELIIIS PRISLEY ly lvangeUtt Freddf• o... 77ot ... rden Lane, Dalla•. Texas The teen.!gers of Amenca from eout to C03St and even ln ether eouatries have gone completely mad O\et' a 21 year oJd smger wJtb the Vtdor1an srde burns who 18 alao becommg the sex symbol of American boys and girls Every pla<'e we go the fust que~~tion I am asli.ed 1s Freddte wbat do you t-lunk of Elvis Presley' I am aware ot tbe fact he Js th.e hottetJt tblna: m sbow bus1 a Jtncere reli&J.ou.• feellnl Then mtY be some \ruth to hl• beinl rellgioul but tbere b a a:reat deal of dlfferen<'c in belna: rel1a:lou1 and bemg a born aa:aln Chrl..8tlan Ed Sulhvan si.ened Prelle)' tor three ahowa at the fan1uUc price of $30 000 The Frontier Caamo Night Club m Laa VPa:as pa.1d btm $7,&00 per week Hil new Hollywood ftlm, "Love Me Tender which baa ju1t become the nt>w name [or his late&t song cost $11Kl0 UOO Elvia bas lifted roc:k and roll ria:bt out of the night dub and slappeo. 1t Into every bome m the nation. A Fort Worth paper alated the bluest and most obnoxious Pre• ley Fan Club jn the world t! altua ted here in Dallas with 8 000 teen 11e members It also hu a scream ing &Q.uealina: loyalty Tbe fan clubs have sold more than 1 000 000 of his p1etures .. t $1 00 each. The Fort Worth Star Telegram has thu to say Hyaterla Grip• Soxers " Mass hystena completely grtpped the crowd- moatly teen aae girls Two full bouse abows w1th over 14 000 teena11era watch ed the "duck tail • young rock. am' roller who became a show business mtllionalre over night The grrls screamed Elvis. I am Elvis J am going gomg to dte to famt Prealey closed his eyes and began the sensual vulgar swaymg of hiS body that has made him a natronwJde teen-age ldo1 They screamed Tears ran down ~hell' faces They awarmed toward the stage Twenty polieemen shook their heads m amazement and ushered them back to their seal:!r Many were there m charter ed busea from various cities. Two gtrls proudly displayed scars on their arms where they ba1 carved the wor1 Elvts' wJth pocket kmves ness. It ts est1mated he w11l sell len mtlbon records Heart Break Hotel/ "Blue Suede Shoes • Hound Dog Don t Be Cruel a.nd Love Me Tender thu ye.u and will make more than one mdlion dol A marned woman managed to get back st.,ge to tell him that she had her husband s Cadtllac outs1de anoJ asked him to come wtth her Presley who has tbree Cadlllacs df'chned Instead be had a date w1th 1n aarhne hostess who had flown m to meet h1m When asked why he was not marr1ed he rephe<.l Whet 1 the use of havmg a m1It cow when you can get milk and butter through the fence God have mercy A nallonal magau.ne reported that over 10 000 glrla propose to hlm monthly by correspondence When the B1ble condemns 110 1t doe~ so w1thout respect of per sons Wben the Bible sets foN.h truth ,t does so without rea:ard of opinions and attitudes who op-po!!e it TtJe Bible says m I John 2 15 16 17 Love no• the world netther the lhmgs • tha.t are m the world If any man love the world the love of the Father 1s not In h1m For all that 1s 111 the world the lust of the flesh and the lust of the eyes <.~nd the pnde or life Is not of tbe Father but is of the world And the mrld passeth away and l.he Iu.st thereof but he that doetb the Wlll or God abrdeth for ever r The Btble demands that those who name the name of Christ must not be gudty of lovmg thl& present worldly system or any tbmg on whiCh Jt Is based If someonoJ cares to take luue ask them to read II Corintblana ~ 17 The Bible says ' Therefore if any man be in Christ, he Ja a new creature old things are pllS8ed away behold; all thmgs are become new " When sinners acr.ept Jesua Christ tbey Dre born agaiD The Holy Spirlt pves them spiritual regeneration Those that are tav ed have new spirJtual naturet Presles has no evtdence of the new birtll The Bible says in lar~ In Dallas Texa~ one mght to bear or mavbe I should say see ElvJs beca 1se there can be no doubt that a Prealey personal aPpearance show would be a com plete fatlurf' at an:.r mstitute for bhnd people The suggestive bodily movements that appeal to teen age pas srons have been pr1mardy respon uble for thr. degree of success that he. 1s havmg from ctty to c1ty Someone has saJd 1f he should break h1s hipS he would have to qQU am,gmg I agree What makes blm TIOK., The For 1 Worth Press states he JS a God lovmg k1d and has 26 000 teemtgers turned l)u• ~ rAKI!R !~~ ROOMS Of ~ j N•w PulWiture ij roa I I $299.00 BAKER FURNITURI car-l 0. ...'l'lle .. Brfalatell flllddJ.,.n I IIAUa PnNITliU -~~ $pr1V1[1. ~ ---- e ""'~' Robinson Visits Fami'Jv Here·, To Rt ,.••• " T E I dllt._ *"- .,.1'11'1\F-l f • Style 538 Buttons punctuate the saw tooth vamp of this little low pump for teal sprmg flattery Its smooth and sleek aod comyletely versatile m black leather ONLY $2.98 MIDDLEPORT DEPARTMENT STORE JUST A GOOD PLACE TO TRADE MILL ST - Crud Chuapiea Steer Takes a •l.ickla&" to 4-H Yoapter .. ' MlPPLEPORT RUTLAND r-onducl1nt • two weeJu meeUn& MT.OUVE 10 OkJahomll. Mr ud Mn Ted Lofl~Aret.h of ly l'hylllt ......... )lr oDd l\ln. I. D P I - ..... Middleport were reeent vWton of W~M. .TI Friday wltb llr ..... lin. ......, her sl•ter Mr and llrL Almus The WCTU mel at the home of Rltwlmp Pleree lira. Ethel Snowdeu 'nlundlly aft Mrs Curtu SpU'n 1• 1..Utin1 ln Mill Pearl Powell of ernoon at 2 • m. The rneeune the cue of Mrs Crella lkHaffle ..... la e~J.arae Of the pre.ldent Mn McHP-frle 11 aomewh1t iJn.. spent Tbund1y end Fridlt wtti her mother Elniq. Pawell lin. l!:va FleJDI.n£ Scripture read proved at thJI hme ln1 Wll .bJ lfn. Snowden from Mr and M.r1 El'llelt B\IIJl., llr. Pbll. Jrd ehapt.er Devotional• Mrs Carl Killer of Atbent spent and Mrs Roy Bub apent Su.Ddlt' were In ehata:e ,r Hn Edna Rut Friday with her parenta Mr .nd wrtb Mr and lin. Geoq:e Badt ~e..1 1 Mn. Jntle llolden gave a Mrs W1U1am Folan Her daughter and famlly reView on tile Study Boot A cot.. Grace Aan returned bo;ne w1th leetion .., taken for the Mareb her alter a weeks vllit with her Sbann and Gary WeU. of Balah•• of Dlma iJ"a.Ddparenb Rood opent Tburldo7 wltb grandmother Haael .JohDioa alto Hi., Debra Jo May spent Sun- Mr and Mn Robet1 Bitton aad IIRTMI ANHOUNCEO Kr and 111'1 Don Harrison are day with hE-r aunt Mr and Mn family ol lluleltl, Oblo. announ.c:lJlf the birth of an B lb Homer Parker and daupters.. Krl.. EthP.I Snowden 1nd lin llr 1114 !In Deunr CUrtll 1114 8 0:1. daupW born Jan 22 Tbe Jlttle one hu been named Reg1na Ethel Nellon and daughter, Helen eon au<l llrL EYOIJJL Willie of C. O.Wil Gnrwlparent, ore Mr •nd Mae, were WliDg on Mn Crella lumbus opeot Sundl)o will1 Jlr, McHaffie Sunday afternoon •Del Mrs I. D Pierce. )In FlOI'd - · IILd llr ODd Mtt. BarbAra VanMeter of Galli o...,. Bluoll ... le 1loo lin Melt: Gno...,. ADDOUJJfelllfttl are bein&' re- pol11 wu a week end gue1t of )letgt Generll HOIPUal oDd II Ill eeived of the birth of a 7 ~b I oz. her parenl.l M.r and Mrs Richard cntlcal eonditiou. &1.1)01' Powell Ia IDIICb be- at douahter lo llr and !In Leland Grueser this wrlUno Snowden of Painaville Ohio Tbe Mr1 Gold1e Andenon w1U en baby bu been Da.m.k.'Cl Maney Lou tertaiD the WSCS at her home on llr lftd lint. llodtoooy Gr~~ndparentl are Hr and lira Tuetday eveDiDI Feb "h. have moved batk to tbelr - . . RoyS..,.den. Mrs. H. E Rathburn entertained on Mt Olive. 13 tuulJ With 1 Turkey Dmner at llr l'ort'ftl Vloolleter 1114 loll llliTHDAY ULIIRATI!P ber bome, Suodly daughter Joao. called: oa llr.... lin EdWIJ'd Thomu entertain. Mra L D Pierte. eel with • party Saturda)' after The Band Boottere: wdl serve ::·~~~·~·~ noon .from 1 to 3 p m 1n honor or a curtey dinner to the Marshall tbe elgblll blrtbday ol beo College SympholllC Choll' at 11 30 CALt,OIINY.eotiiiD daqhter, Kathy ThOR attendtns Wednelday SAN FRA!I'CI.SCO - Ttie N"' were Martha Ann Southern Sabra Mr •nd Mra F E Taylor were CanadQ", Debbie Smttb Jlmm) Sunda} guf'sta of Mr and Hra tiona! AutomObile Club reported that a total of 5'71.3-M veldcl• a.. Fink Steve Snowden Knen Tuell: Robert HdL er Jimmy Vauman. John and .Mrs Thomas Parker and Mrs tered Calilornlo durlliJ lub'. 1111 Jan~ Wiie, Sandra and TereN Carrol• Snowden attended a m1s.. an increaae ot 'n PI over the I>Nn •nd Rick}' and Bobby Slack cellaneoua sb.ower for Mr and Mrs ume month ID 18C56 Thil totai.U.. Refr~,;tbments of ICe c:rl.!<!m and Lowa Osborne of Pomeroy, Tues. eluded 541,847 automobilu, ~ 683 truck..t and t.824 buJeL day evenmg cate were served. Mrs Harley G Amos and r';;;;.;;;;;.o.;;;;;;.;;;;;.;;;;;.;;;;;.;;;;;.;,;.;-;.;,daughter Mrs Pete Ma1one and RUTLAND PIRSONALS son of ColumbUJ were recent Mr and Mn BilJ Buck Jr and guests of Mr and Mrs Charles son Btlly and daughter Shellie Amos. of MJddleport Mr and Mrs. Roger Mik" Roberti of Pomeroy spent PhiUip& and daughter Rita and the week cr.d With hls grand son Randy of Wtlkesvllle anrl Mr mother Mrs Eva F1em.mg and and Mn F H Pope and ~:ln daughter Noretba Franklin were Sunday guests of Mrs. Maude Sellards is vwtmg their parents Mr and Mrs C W rehtlves at Holden W Va Buek Mrs Pope and son are mat Mrs FranciS Snowden 11 spend mg an mdetinlte stay w1th her mg the week end wtth ber Clearllltf!e parents Mr Pope wdl leave soon daughter Mr and Mrs George for Texas where he w1l! be sta Hartenbach or Pomer(ly c-t~nua tioned Mrs Jenmc Bryant \lmus Raw Charles Amos Jr or Columbus hngs Isaac Taylor and Harvey spent a day the past week w1tb htJ; Erlewtne ar" on the 11Ck hst arandparents Mr and Mrs C H Mr .and J.!'k's Cusb Johnson of Amos Bradbury and Mrs Francis Lar Allen Braley who 1s employed m kms were calling on thear .sJster Reg $5t5 Columbus spent the w~>ek end w1th Mr and Mrs Charle! Amos hia rather John Braley and bro Mr and Mrs Wade Tom of Ath t.her Floyd ens spent Sunday with ber father Mr <tnd Mr&" C M Chase and Joe Grueser Joetta Erlewm~ were busmess vis:Mr and Mrs F W Wilcox of Itors m Galhpolis S.iturda} Langsville ~pent SundaJ Wllh her Mr and :Mrs V1etor Braley are parent~ Mr and Mrr J C Phd vtsilmg theJr daughter Mr and hps Reg $3.95 Mrs Davtd T1lh5 of Bambndge Mrs Alma Rupe 1s vlSiting at Dragon Btt. the home of her- grandson Mr NEW HAVEN Conn - (UP ) • and Mrs LewJs Rupe of Pomeroy ThP lllue Cross reporb:!:d paymg She i!l as11stmg rn tbe care or Mra the hospttal hills of a man b•tten Rupe and her new son which was by a dragon G \\ uman Carroll born January 22 exp!atned that while on ass1gn Mrs Flora Chase of Pomeroy ment 1n the Dutch East Ind1es he DRESS SHOP spent the week end wtth Mr and tane:lc J with a 2<JO.pound dragon ~nd St. Pomeroy Mrs Nate W1sc and mother Mrs 1JZard Mma Wrse Mrs Ruth Erlewme was a bus1 neu visitor In Pomeroy Saturday Mrs HaUte McKen..zte ts spend Tile watch w1th the Jng the monlh v1s1Ung her mt!C4! Mr and Mrs Walter Saylor of • EXECUTIVE CbJlllcotbe :Lee Denney left Wednesday to LOOK enter mil1tary servu:e He 11 recwving bis ba.lie tratrung at Fort Knox, Kentucky llr and Mn Paul Patterson and daughter, Roxanne were Saturday evening visitors of llr and Mrs Can'oll Snowden and sons. Lafe McKmgbt was in ColumbUJ recenUy consulting Dr Sheppard a skm speciahst Steve aDd Larry Srlowden spent Thursday with their grandparent! Mr and Mrs Harry Osborne, Sr of Pomeroy Second Lt Robert DeDJJOn. who is stationed. at Wright-Patterson Air Bue spent t&e week end with h11 parents Mr and Mr1 Carl Denison Mrt1 Els1" Bryant Js rccuper ating from an attack of arthritis Mr and Mrs Don Anderson en. tertained w1th a btrthday dtnner Sunday in honor of their grand the daughter Darlene Smith, of Pome- Puk....,_ -- ..... __________ Matthew 'i 20 Wherefore by the1r fruJts ve shall know them In view of the wretched spirtlu S S .. ttendance on Jan 27 was al cond1Uor.s under which most 51 the o!!ermg $7 93 of these young people have been Worship Sen1ces were held at reared how can we blame them 10 45 wtth the Rev GroYe brio& for lettmg off emotional stearr mg the Message 1 ext lncre~c when Presle} starb bis burlesque 0Lar F;uth SubJPtt Futh 3 show They are emotlonal l.Jemgs Devel opment Our blessing and are gom& to fmd an oUtlet We somewhere lcebt rg congregatiOn• <Jre acr Jrdmg to our futh ;;re to be JUdged accordmg to out m most of our churches are a Even so fa1th gamst any k nd of emotiOn m the tanh m that day tf 11 hath not works ts dead church so lhe only place left fol 1 he regular meeting of the )'Oung people to release the1r JO~ MY I was held Sun eve Jan and ~motiOn ts tn the world 27 Wllh an attendance of 12 I behevc ElviS Presley has be come une of Americas No 1 rea )Outb :\nd 2 adults sons for the two and one hall The devotions and lesson were mllhon JU~<emle dehnquents and based on the subject My Life Is sex dehnquents among teenager~ a 1 rust B1blc study was t,enesl!l of our natlon Chapter 12 In COl"pus ChriStl he has been During the busmcss session led banned forever The chle£ of po by Betty Shsher Pres the group hce sa1d hLS rock and roll perform made further plar1s for the Skatances wns detrtmental to the youth mg party on Feb 5 1 he group and was contr1butmg to de voted to turn 1n $15 to the youth hnquency fund Juvend~ Judge Marlon W Good The meetmg dosed wlth the mg 1n Jacltsop.ville, Flor1da 1 de MY F benediction manded that his lewd lasclVIOm Around ~0 }Iouth and adults at perlormance:s be banned lettdt!d the meettng of the Che~ter A Barlow paper stated on Nov Charge Youth fellowship here last ember 4 that Elvis Presley was :\fond n evcmng named as cause for diVorce su1t Due Lo the absence of lhc h.: CurcUtt Judgfl Don Register grant votwnal leader and VICe pres ed a d1 V'Orce to a man who com Kenneth W1ggw.s acted m bath plamed that his w.iie became so entranced w1th the mus1c of Elvl& capacllle!:i ALFRED change) at the Minersville MethOdtst Church The regular meeting of tbe W S C S was held at the home of Garn~t Wmdland on Tues eve Jan 22 w1th an attendance of 11 members Durrng the busmes• meetmg in t:harle of lsola Taylor Pres the group voted to have the rug rags wh1ch are under preparauon sen' lo the Weaver, soon Other routine busmess wa.s tak en care of Garnet and Margaret Ann Wmd la nd were m charge of the progr~l1 on Islands In M:;; Commun y wh1ch was gn•en m dialogue form Wlth appropriate poems and songs Quarterly reports wei"' made 0 ,, The hostesses served refresh ments of sandwiches salad andcookies and coffee and the group enJOyed telev1s10n durmg the sonal hour 1 he next meetmg w1ll be held ~I Ihe home of Genev1e11e Guthr1e a n Feb 19 Lucy Gaul was l<'ader or Jast eve prayer senu es Helen I mdhng of (olumbus spent the \.\eekend here wlth home folks M1llard Swartz left Sun morna mg £or Cmcmnatl 0 where he will enroll m a three day s course m Auto Mechamcs Mr Swartz Alfred CJ;lurcb put on a program Is emplo.ted at the Karr and Van or songs and readmgs and a short Zandt Motor Sales at Pomeroy play where he has worked £or several Lloyd Dillinger had a movtc rro )ears lector on tnals The group vottcd Colds and flu have been preva to purchase tbe projector A com lent m thas commun.ty for tbe mJttee oi the advrso.r and 2 youth ~;aat two weeks from each of the 4 groups to meet and orgamze plans for the use Hi R d of the machme HARTFORD' Cocor onn - (UP) Games and refreshments were Durmg 68 years w1th the Colt enJoyed m the church basemnt ){anufacturmg Co, Wilham J Tbe next meeth)g '\\Jll be heh1 Qulsb never was late and missed on Feb 18 (the date subject to work only once Wed Presley she left tbe1r home and baby untended lPresley Hal.l'Cut Ruled Not Right for H1gb School 11 Mt Cle mens, M1ebi1an November 17 Robert Tagrnetton must take the seisaors to his Elv1s !Presley ltyle bair cut If he wants to go back to bigb school Clreult Judge Alton H Noe so ruled yesterday m deny the us.year-old a writ of man damus that ~uld have compelled school authorities to readnut hlm Robert, the lone holdout amons 411 biJh school boys who were or dered to tr1m their long hair and ahave off their sideburns who'had been imitating EJv1s Presley, was euspended from classes: 11 days a 10 He has not attended aince In the courtroom, Jammed with teen agera, he announced 141m still not Av11tlon Schoobng for Teachers 'Ullitary lnstallaltOil Leaders from ping to get my balr cut.' has been announced The fourth Government the nuhtary, aireraft. National Avlation Education Work 1ndustries commemal airhnes and It seems to me this is cert.autl)' Shop will be held at M1am1 Uo1 eaucator groups wJII g1ve related adding to juvenile dehnquency ven1ty Oxford Ohio July B lectures concerrung avtabon Recently a news reporU!r asked through August 9 1957, under the In commentmg upon the CAP Elvis If he didn't think he waa sponsorship of C1Vil Air Patrol Workahop program, Gen. Nathan reaponslble for juvenile dehn cJvlllan auxthary of the Umltld F Twining CbJef of Staff of the qency He replied It I dtd 1 Stales Air Force USAF, said Advances in avlJt. would qult t!Jll\ go back to driving Maj Gen Walter R. Agee US tlon have created many new hori a truck ' WeD I beheve 1t n a AF National Commander of CAP zon1 and brnught e(!onomic and sobout time he quits m announcmg plans for tbe Work ciol~gical changes in the world 1D We have been in over forty ahop 11aJd that more tban 1 000 whit!b today's generation of youth cities this year m revivals and teachers mterested m gaining is it'PWIDi To me it ts heartening spoken to btgb school student bod more mformat1on abnut the mod to kno• tl,tat the CAP through ita les across the nation Thouaands ern a1r age wtU be m attendance National Avratton Education Wort ha'ie found genwne peace and Durmg tbe month long course Sh,os,-, la preparmg teachers to a• permanent u.tisfactJon in Christ teachers will fly in both llght and slat our youlb to meet tbe cbal My prayer 18 that God shall save multi engint" aJrcraft tn addltton Jenge of the alt' age ' ElvJ1 Preale) Hts bfe as a born to vtsJtmg av1atlon industries and Seo.etary of the Air Force Don again Cbritltaan could mean much aid A Quarle 15 observed "Very to the cause of Jesus Chr1st II movie careel to serve Jesus Chr1sl often a young mans aptitude for There can be no queatton that advanced techmcal tramJng ia thrilla my :;oul to thmk of the Lmpact made for Jesus Chr1st b_y a real spll"ltual awakening would lost because he watt& too long to the noble decislons of Colleen take place In America among the acquire the high school prerequt ToWhsend and Stuart Hamblen who teenagers If Elvis Presle7. were to sites. Good counseling early 1n his noble declstona of Colleen Town becornt a spll'tt filled Wttne&s for education IS tndtspensable and we send and Stuart Hamblen who Jesus Chrast must look to the educator to proturned tbelr backs on the SINS Take the world and Elvis Pres vide it of Holl~)'o'ood and a prom1smg ley but giVe me JJ'i:SUS ur believe thot the CAP s Na ,-.;;;;;.;;;;;:,.;;;;;.;;;;;.;;;;;.;;;;;.;;;;;.;o;.;;;.;;;;;.;;;;;o;;;;;.;;;;;.;;;;;;.;;i;;;;;.;;;;.;;;;.;;;;...;,;;;;.;;;;.;;;.;;-Jjtlonal Aviation Educabon Work shop Is an excellent opportunity fo1" the teacher to keep abreast of technological advances so 1mport ant to hl,!l task as counselor or ad VJser as well as Instructor m• j Aviation Schooling For Teachers To Be Available During Summer Sole DRESSES $3115 TO $10 95 I PATTERN HATS $4•95 Sweaters, Blttuses, Gowns and Slips Phillips Sisters COURT ST. POMJilltO\: General Agee stated that the 1937 Avtabon EducatiOn Workahop wUI be directed by Dr Mervm K Stnckler Jr CAP Headquarters Washington D C along wtth 1 staff of 150 s~;~lccted: cducaqors and av1ahon personnel Complete rl1 tails on the Work .shop mcludlllg costs bomnng ar rangcmcnts and othrr 1nfotmatlon may be obtamcd by eontacting CAP Headquarters Bollmg Air Force Base \\ash mgt on 25 D C or by wntlng to Mr Earl Tbesken Director of Summer Ses8lon 1rb ami Uni\CI&!> OhloJd, Ohio I ;;;;;.""t ••• Sale ACRILON BLOUSES $4.00 conoN BLOUSES $3.00 MERCEDES CONDON BULOVA Prest dent roy The Band Boosters Club spon sored a bake ule at The Hut on Saturday Proceeds will go toward a new horn, recently pur chased. Mr and Mrs Carlos Snowden and son, Jeffrey spent tbe week end wttb Mr and Mn Jumor WLl liams of Prmceton W Va Mr and Mrs John Tillis and family of Cbilhoothe spent the week end with her parents Mr and Mrs Wilham Haley The Rev J T Carroll bas been 1957 A miracle of IHIN-miN watch design COLI.:INS JEWELRY WMre Your Con!1deoce Is Jw;tifted I! Main St �, 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy Middleport, 0 Jan 30, 1957 ILand Transfers The Daily Sentinel Rtchard Schtlberg 'l acres Lebanon Twp to Paul J Adler Ralph &. McKeru.ae Dorothy E McKenZie Dllrcel Sutton Twp to Ralph S Y"Kenz.le Dorothy E DEVOTED TO INTERESTS OF MEIGS MASON AREA RICHARD S OWEN- GENERAL MA.NAGER REYNOLD E GREENE- EDITOR McK~:nzle Na \ tOJUI.l advertuun& representat I( Rottmelli Ktmball Inc 343 Ux1ngton Ave New York C'IIY 16 N Y F 1trred as sewnd ch•s~ 1 .!I ll n,.. II<J itl r ;~t thl' post offtre at Pom f'fU\ Buel K Ridenour Pauline RJ rlenaur Parct"b Che!!iter Twp to Buel K R1denour Pauline Ride nour Rus:;t'll Prtddy Ab~~ Pndd~ 6 acres Ru l:md Twp to Guy S\\adle\ Wtlham J Cook Myrtle M Cook 8 acres Sctpio Twp to bu anP F Sltwley Hazel K Stanley Harold W Demoske) Doroth~ Demoskey Parcel Middleport to R le} S Manley Ehazabetl1 Man Je, H Clyde Jones dee Alfd for Trans Pomeroy to Gladys Jones., Kenneth Jones Millard C Jones Edllb Joanne Russell Gladys Jc r.es Millard E Jones Jean Jones Kenneth Jones Ger aldme Jones Lot Pomeroy to Ed1th Joanne Ru SLI:'ll Guy Rus soli Har\ cy Chaney dec cert lor tr~ Bedror41 T\l{p. to Maggie ~y V.~t Well Denver Oh to Sl bscnptton rates Del \t'n h\ carm r \\here ii\>!ulabte 30 cents pPr Wt>t'k one year •n ad vane~ at The llll 1 St'ntmd off!ct> $15 60 stx month~ $7 80 th.rc.,. month ... SJ 90 8 1 motor route whrre a\atlable j 'nil' month $1 B) mat I om ~rtu $8 st\ 11011\hs $4 25 threr months S. ~ 0 one month Si Publ!sbt-d every afternoon ftnll lm llt 110 Mechan1 t S! editor al offtce phonl' 397 Sunda}' by 1 he OhiO Valley Sen I omero) U Bll.l.me&ll o!ftce phone 3Q8 C'KC('p t ----~-------------·-Towns Expect To Assist Developments • One of the problems thJ! many people hope will face future Pomeroy and M1ddleport admimstratiOns 1s housmg expan s10n \\ htle not hmg ts sure at th1s ttme thances for a constd erablt' development mstde both Porno oy and Mtddleport ap pear excellent rtu s optmHsm anses on two tronts One 1s the I strong IDdJcations of extens1ve mduslnal {Onstnlction some 1 \~her c 1n Metgs County The other 1 ~ the announced Intentions of lh1 ce local busmess men to get on before long with 1m provement of the former Lasley p10perhes along the flood road 1'h1s ties m perfectly too \Hth 1 e..:ent statements o£ !lt'-<41 Mayor C 0 Ftsher of Mtddlepm t Mr Ftsher has dedtcated himself toward seemg a housmg prnJNt blossom In h1s home town He rnmntams certam fum s'~ps have been taken to thts end none of Y.hich for unde1standahlc reasons can be dis ~ ~)1. _Earrel Bed£ord ~'1. ~. ·w.etl .¥ Eaal.man 66 acres SahsbW'Y Twp to Glenn Thompson w closE-d at th1s tune Thus thPrc extsts m thrs area now a condrhon that prof>. abl\ has not been duplicated for nearly 100 years Immediate Jy after the CLVLI War Pomeroy and Mtddleport pa<IL<llpated m the general mdustnaL expansiOn ot Amenca Here mmmg of coal to feed the spawmng factones anti ratlro3ds caused Porn eroy to balloon to a populalton or 8 000 by 1880 A new type of mdustrlal and popu latlon cxpanston faces {ua lure mayors of our towns Metals chenustry and power And once aga•n •t appears thallhe neederl hardy souls will be on hand to push the hfe of these communrltes mto new horizons 1 he qucstto!L ariSes how wtU the towns be able to ass1st in housrng developments by prov1dmg streets sewers sldewalks utrhtws and all the other services that a( company new rest denllal additions? Ma~or F. F Robmson of Pomeroy beheves there Will be I title dtHtrulty Ln thts dcpartrnmt The towo sho\lld be able to go nght along with housmg developments he hao told The Darly Sentme) The town ran stand readv to cooperate by constr~ction of needed streets and racrlrttes which are fmanced tbro.ugh assessments against the property to be Improved he bi'lieves Undoubtedly Mayor Ftsher sees the same prospect for Middle port Mr Robmson ~as ophmistic over the purchase by Fred Crow Theodore T Reed Jr and Roger Morgan of the Lasley estate He expects the new adrnmtstratiOn to face up tQ what £ ver task faces them rn lh1s proposed development The thought follows that tt would be ltmcly for Mtddlepo•t <Wd Pomeroy councils to get some concn te foundation work done toward cooper attn~ 111 the cHnlual ronstructton of a rombtned samfilrv sf•wer system and drsposal plant 1he time m1y £nml soo n whln 1he valur of a cooneraUve plan Will be much m01 c ;~ppa • ( nt th an nnw Especially so tf both towns become errtba1 krd on housmg pr OJ eels I """""" ~Tb\ltllJ>SOil jer.o~ a,.udolph Clyde ~~ 3D acres Oll\e Twp to Cl••do r~la>b ~ G<liney Lile Estate ~dle,P911 w~d4iJ,key TELEVISION GUIDE WSAZ-TV Chan"el3 Wednesday Thursday WSAZ TV CHANNEL J S1gn On Today 9 00 Coffee Time 10 00 Home 11 00 The P'"ICe ls RJ.ght 11 30 Truth or Consequences 12 00 T1c Tac Dough 12 30 It Could Be You I 00 C.Jrrent 2 00 Camera Goes to School 2 30 Tennessee Ernie Ford 3 00 Matmee Theatre 4 00 Queen fClr a Day 4 ~ atodern Rom, nee1 5 00 Comedy Time 5 30 My Llltle Margie 8 00 W,terfront 8 30 Ne•s Picture &-:43 Spor-ts Eye 8 55 Weatbereast 7 00 Mayor of the Town WSA~TV 8 !55 7 00 6 !\, 7 00 9 00 10 00 11 00 11 30 12 00 12 5 00 5 30 6 00 6 30 6 45 6 55 7 00 1:(0 Elldio Fisher 7 30 7 45 8 00 8 30 7 115 l!ljic Newo 8 00 Hlr~ Holiday a ;m Fa"" rr K.:wwa Best 9 00 ll;~ft )beatn 9:.00 10 00 ,...is lt1 Yf}ur L1fe 10 so TBA 11 00 11 Uli 11 20 11 25 12 30 tot to Nora Gilkey Ed ~o J OC 2 00 2 30 3 00 4 00 4 45 9 30 10 00 News Heat lines Weatbercaat Preu Bol Ton r.ht Sign £\If tl 00 ll 13 11 20 11 30 12 30 CHANNEL 3 ,:,lgn. o. . Tod:&' C'oft,cc Time Home The Pr~c., Is Rrght Truth or Consequences 11c Tac Dough It Could Be Yo.u <.:urrent ParsuJ) s S\lodY Tennessee Erme !'ore.' M§ltinOII' rhef!LN Queen For A Day Mode"Jl, Rom.lijCell comedy Ttme My LilLie lllargl< Fl•tt and Scruggs Show Ne..s Pktbre Sports Eyl:! Weathereast Crunch and Des D1nab Shiin'.e Show NBC News You Bet Your LUe Dragtl.t'lt Peoule~ Chotce Thp Ford Show Lux Vuj~o Theatre News Headlhi'Cs Weathcrcast Preas Box Tortlght Stgn Off WCHS-TV Channe;s llo.nald Edaar Curren Dora WCHS.TV CHANNEL 4 ,lo..lt_n.aon C\lrren 29 85 acres Rut Captain Kangaroo 8 00 Capt.am Kangaroc;t 800 land to DavJd Rees • 00 Morntnv Show 900 Mornin~: Show Carl B Jennmgs et at Lot lO 00 Gan-y Moore 10 00 Garry Moore Pomeroy to John Wilham Blbett 1030 Arthur Godfrey LO 30 Artbu" ';od1rey nar EleanoMae Blaettnar age to be cla1med as a depend ll 30 St11k~ It Rtch Cbe!tter A. Donohe\\.o Ruth Don 1130 StrJke 1t Rich ent 1he law defutes a run tuna Vahant Lady l2 00 Valiant Lady 12 00 student as one who IS enJagcd 1n ohew 1 ljtrt" Letart to Russell 12 15 Love of Ltfe 12 15 Love of Ltfe Bcrmce Roush Roush Th1s 1s the third of l1ve arttcles b rtbday So 1f your (J5tb lurth lull t1me study at a recogmzed 1230 Searcb f->r Tomorrow 12 30 Search For Tomorrol\ to help taxpayerlio m makmg out day fell on or befor:e JaJ) 1 1957 school (or at least uye months of L2 45 Gmdmg Ltght Harry B doush Ella Kearns Guiding Light 1245 their .federal Income tax returns _you rna)' legally d~1m tbat extra the >'ear or who 1s in one or sev I 00 Kalte li Kii.cheo RQush Lots 9S..l18 Pomeroy to 100 K.atte s Kitchen By RUS~ELL C HARRINGTQIII f600 ex.emptlon for ar;e m your eral fullt1me on the farm tr:.t n 130 As the World Tunas Charles \\ ayne Sw1sher Mma 130 As The World Turn! Commt.. ioner of Intern•! Revenue return for 1966 Uli: programs 200 Ou1 M ISI Bl'ooks Mae Sw1she .. 200 Our Mtss Brooks Written For Th• United Preu ex.,..ptlon 1'rJIIH DHfer 230 fJouJK:~arty 2 30 Housep~.rty Whon To CI11Jn Child W~lUNGTON UP You are a Roy L Kendr1cks Erma Jean Exemptions for dependents are 3 00 ".i he B g Payoff $600 exemption whiCh means you f1gured dtfferently th•n for hus Hendr1cks Lot MldtJieport to 800 tbe Big Payoff A ch1ld may earn money even 3 30 Bob Crosby Show 3 30 Bob crosbv Sh.l.W do not have to pay federal 111 Harold W DeMoskey Dorothy De bilnd t~nd wife For example a more than $600 and sllll be Moske' 4 00 Brtghter Da)' come laiC nn $600 or your 1ncome taxp!lYer "ho suports his 70 4 00 B 1ghter Oay 4 15 t«ret Sturm Your wife 19 another on your re yelf'iold mother 1s entitled to JUst clam'!ed ll:S a $600 exemption on 4 15 Se"t ~t Storm hiS fathers tax return The dcc1d 430 'F'.dge or Night turn 1f )Ou f1le JOintly nn her own one ~ exemption tor hc:r ancl <30 E1o> oi Nl•bt ang factors a!"e that the child be Th,. 'Early Show 500 if you fah• separatdy but not on nothmg extra for her age BRING BACK THOSE BILLS under 19 or a full lime student both 630 Your Esso ReporteJ' a oo 'I ne !!'ar1v Show GR.-\ND RAPIDS Mlch - Mrs For a person to qualify as tax und that the ta11payer who cla1ms 6 45 Sports PIU'.ade 6 30 Your Es<~v Repr'J.!'ter Allen E Wrnte appealed to police payer s dependent the tuxpn) t r htun must contnhute more fh'n Beyond th1s baste e"1 rnptwn Co1 6 45 Sport!'. Parade to help fllld her husband s bar 6 35 We&therm.an the taxp,1ycr Wf' get mto a num m\15t provide more than one half hall Ius support 6 55 We~ Iherman 700 Jtll Corey Show bellR end wcrghts before he starts her of questwns <'OVermg !mch of h1s or her support 1 he on!~ 700 Art Unkle•ter & the Kidt Douglas F..dwards 7 15 addmg more weJght Mrs W11tc However If a child earns $600 thmgs as su~ port of elderly rela exception to thts rule w whe~t: 7 15 Douglas Elwards GJant Step 730 told pollee her 230 pound husband or more he must f1le a retm n for several penons contnbute to the t1ves school a~e dnldren who aoo Arthur Godfrey & Frtnda 7 30 Sgt Pre!~ton of the ts lost wtthout t h1mseif He maYJ t'latm h1s own a contractor dl\or cd couples support of an mdavrdual earn money Up to the minute news \100 8 00 them The har bells were taken Bob Cummmgs Show personal exemptiOn on his own re survavors or persons who h11\e For example tf several sons turn fh ts m~an~ he actually qual I from the WaJI.e home while they 900 The Mllhnnatre 8 30 Chmax d1ed an1l exira cxempllons for :and dauglhcrs support Lbc1r moth were 'lway 9 30 J ve Got A Secret Playhouse DO lfll~ as lwo ext"mpUons 1J some tiH a~ul n(j btuvJ ,f!r ond nuftc of then cMltllhules one clst' 1s fool,ing 101 00 lJ S Slel:ll Hour 1100 Up to the MhU.Ite N.,..,... more than Each I~XIJII.YI"I ill Is ~ 1 cxlru more thiJn hall !he support they \105 36M~ the Weathtr 11 05 Scannmg .tM W-ellitber lnJif his l!vmg l'i.pcnses one ex $600 I;'XIIIIfl! un rf tu IS ti5 ( t older may designate one of lhelr lJJll empiJOn on ht s own retu1n and tl10 ':i he Late Show 11 10 The Late Show Ulld Still anothc1 $U00 1[ he IS bcr !o chum the $600 c:ttlmptwn (ContlnuH From p•g• One) blmd I lu $600 t'XIt 1 1 Xt rn .. llon for her as a depent.lcut The per one of the return of the s upporter to W1lch th r!ood w l!'i 11 .-. for blln lne~s cau hr clauncd by son designated must contriiJute If a child ca1 ns less than $600 (Contrnued From p11ge One) worr;t m mort> !h rn 20 yl'an Over ~1 g UlliV IJ v If(' Sf'IVI((l(\ the taxp l }t r ut m\ 1gt I he ex m re than ten per n n of the sup- md h1 s emplovt r \.\llhholds tax(;s flo~~o {rom till I ~~ md F.lkhor n WHTN TV CHANNEL 13 WHTN TV CHANNEL 13 fill f J.! II t I ~ f'"Jlllted tO 1?;r IW emptwn f J1 btrn lnt ~s tppl t s nnl~ poll and ali the othf'l s who con from his puo,; then thu child IS en H1\CIH; CDU~\d lh1 r1rs t m1d!oy,n 11 44 S1gn On 11 4t Sign On 11 !h ul1hT1nn 1feffH1(nl t.-.lc to the taxpa) l r hush tnt/ or w1fu tr butc Ill( r e than lrn per renl t11!rd to a Hfuud of thotte I x c~ {hod at Wtlrh slnu tom fhf 11 45 Cartoon Club 11 45 Cart4on. Club musl file 11. dec! u at1on that they Likl:' c\etvon~ tis< he mu!llt fll( Ill 11 ~ ~ rv (e throu~hout much of or troth but not lu th 1 c ndt nts wn!l r w1u so chep lh1s lime I! at 1 he Intcruul lit vl'nue Scrvlr<' 12 tO Noon News 12 10 Noon N'ews. ~ return to gel 1 hat 1 rund 1 xcmptlon will not claim I he It 1 unl~ nc(rtt\y Sm1th ~~ lh<' boals wMe ll'wrl In n movc r 1m pu hap ~ ru!cs ~ou olde1 lh 111 }OU Su( h a 12 15 Neighbors J2 15 Netg~otl Olh i ill \ hr hlllcl(l !l logo on th declaratiOn ~~ made or. du H ft om s"V( 1 J bullclmgs m Mr t111r k you art b} unt day nn([ It form 2120 av.ulablt at any Revc The law pt ovtdcs spP.Ctal tax 12 30 L1berace 12 30 bbera~ [I I II !.1 lilt II JlrOKI <Ul Dowell Sl ltoa Is It :u hn g 1nto lit l'alts for any 11uh\ldual who qual mty he wmlh munt :r lo \Oll Yuu nuc Se1 VIC'C OfrH t 1 00 FemJJ\Ine Touch r1ty were blocklll ~ \ l q , thn c 1 00 Femmme Touch 1 45 Mo\ 1£> MatJne~ 1f1e~ as hc<~d of household Th1s Jrt con~Hlen d 111 add a ve r to The law permit s 1 d nld under tum 1 45 Movte Matmee 3 00 AftertJoc:n 'i'Jim F.estival y1 111 llg{ on lire day b( fure your 19 or a fullt1me ~tudcot of any term mean!. ~rnerally an unmar 3 00 Afternoon Ftlm Fest1val 4 30 Super Senal Tlm0 rwd or leg lily separate person P!Ve feet or IIH rf low fl om th r 4 30 Super Serial T1me 5 00 M1~ey Pf;t~ule- 'Club Who furmshed more than half the To~ mundated the W1 luun,;on S 00 Mickey Mouse Club 6 Ofl 'Puffalo B1U Jf. t nunntenanre rust or a household arca mvarliniZ part of the rJly li tContlnued From p•ge One) 8 00 Cartoon Club 6 30 Carto'ln Club ' ACROSS 4 Pern It wh1ch was al •o home Junng the 23 City bmuneu dir:l trlrl The Tug an 1 the IJ l\ mganm rl the t lub will 1 Groun4 A 8 30 Five Star FmaJ 6 45 F!Ve Star ''"al !) S~port rnt re )C'flr for A cmy T"IJtcd I Alai.) Gu}'andoltl rJvc rs wt rc not 1x 1111 sur h llunrr~ all water safp a rain (Ukraine) JO Danoe p .. tsun v.ho quahf1e9 as th,.. t~~ 7ll!i JohJl Daly & the News l<epC'ctcd to <'test until late lwsrlay n I IIH• cou1te~y of the 01 I or 713 .f~h;: Datv <& tf-le 15 Norte I Monetary 7 30 Dtaneyla£4 v .... atep jla\er s ·d prndcnt or B your u 1 or carY Wednesd lY St hnnls , !r) k ~ nnd glllliHH' he 111111~" name 8 30 Navy Log 7 30 Shea1H of Cocflls~ j unit (Bull') 37 Qahw marned chrld t::randchllct or step I ogan and Williamson renw r 1 ~ ru II hoots nnd muturs h 11f'r 9 Penny (pt) 7 By~1elt p 00 Ou:ie and Harriet 8 00 Ctrclf"- 1 .... tB Phlllp• child ( ven thought that child Js dosul Wctln sdoy r lltl n mOl<' plnct s watrr ear 10 Po1tpone 8 Derviab / g 30 Ford Theatre 9 00 Wire "Seh1ce b pine not 1 dependent Vou may also 1~ nlullurbotll!)!prOJ;:IIlms l2 Th&nr 9 Reata tO 00 Wednesday Night Fight, 10 00 Air :r,ims ::;7 TL ll •t ) laland 1t111er nJN,, h ft II : > Ill\ Wlu /i'. k uullvuiuals havr a~ qual fy as a head of household 1( 11 of value til 11 Robber tO 45 Sport1cope 10 30 Fraa!.de Laine .. ~ )) 111ks Uti wodl d fo1 mh11111 In 1 11 u h 1\ llult so lH fun on 1lu wult r ~ ou mamlmn a home f'll~ewhcre l3 Summon (alans:} 30 Portlont 11 00 News of the Nilht 11 00 New.s of ~he Ni&hJ twum t l!t} 1nd ( hurle!ilon wllllt ~~ ht u c r~ clo sold I eadmgh run lo1 your fjjth.cr or mother and forth ltl A measure Sl Old u1s Theatre IB 11 15 Tliestre 13 " , tlw some wa Htruc of tht w.-.,t 14 Pronoun. c1ther one tf them quahfles ae I Wurt\em. weJrht ........,•• Auwtt )o~ o 1 k n 1vcr the Uwat RIVE'! an 1 l lhry ought to ~nt together anrl liS Part of -=~:::::::~~~=--,--l2 0H ber&') your dependent f<W wool •1 l:venlq' Ty~~:art River In the north I 1r llu r fun W!lh olhcn I !'loll~ to be 18 L'xlvlum At I poe\) 8Jo.nom hstfval SLOW BOAT TO CHINA The southern cnd or the stair I( n 1s nf11 n passed wh1rh lim What HouMholsl h~t:ludu IB CLLpedtea 1V Projeellnr as Tape U 'l1ny _.,. BENT<ON HA.RBOR Mleh born the br~.~nt or the hcav~ ram s 1hi rmhlh s enroYment of the ot a coin. end or, The cost or ma.intaining a bouse U O.Ol.. 43 Conotelo j ALBANY N Y - More thaD (UPl - SQuthweatern Mlch1gan s rwll and mo .. t or the rloOdlllg was I IHJI(Ioors al II W(" r fi<'IVI that h (Obi J church hold mcludell such items. ~a the 1roup lattcm lyted Bl01som Festival w11l be 170 years ago the American Ship (OM<'entratffi m tht' south How t t lo~t ly kn1t orgaplzalion we can 17 Bowalow 20 Clo.11e to rent Insurance repairs ulllittes , Sri Kind of ratt •• 8plnnlnt to7 week held later than usual next Experiment was the Q,rst to uU ever exlremel)' heavy ram m ~ P nk up fur th(l typt> of r('gula 1 u:uu food It docs not mclude c Iothing ,.ear Festival o£lu;:t.ll.la have set from her€ lor Canton Cllina That parll of the north ruef>day 1110111 t• n~ 11wl will makt. boalin~ a un• 21 unit or work (Jducahon medical expenses and 22 Cltopatr& Olfay &-11 19G7 as date lor the was m 1785 Two ;~oears later the in.(l thHUthmed lo <'1IU!if' ~tllous \tl~ull~ 1 ked form of outdoor rc .the like even though you rna)' pay 24 Obtervee colorflll event EJ1per1ment an 80 ton sloop relluods bc(C\re Hlarkt ntn~ 1 1 1011 n thu county them turnN to Albany aD Prtclout Au 1 n~ tht guest speakers1 hunt Weather" QbaervcfiJ pr<'dlr!t d 1tone $1 COURTESY Form 1040 must be use to that the Tu~ IUver would rrt~~t to In\ 1s Gllbt>rt Bush \Ice-Com no 21 Oaur• NlJ!n,.EY N J - When Magiscl«.UD the benefltl of ~e lower 1 day at Wllhamson al 38 to Ul ft d dt 14 of thr second u s coaat 33 Thro•rb trate .Edwm J C Joerg heard ltrs tax rates for a head ol. household IT FIGURES MOJne B tr1 8 ftt•t abOV( (lood~taj.!C ( 1lfll Auxiliary which ('OVers se ln\.-rlty Ruth HUJ.ted, Newark compll JC You are divorced or legally lllld al a.bot I the liftle level as \Wt ntv lwn slate 11 and 1 eo L 17 111&11 KALAMAZOO M1<h - Walter ~e~d the officer wbo arret~ted separated from your Wile .at thf' In the 19M rloodM The Lognn j nlrh 11 ttl RMC head of the U S beveract Burns 1s a deputy 1tate f1re marher, he r.edU«:d her speedmg !me fV'Id of the year you may not 31 Public cre9t was predicted for 24 fl!el or i 11 ~ 1 ( u 1 Station in Point Plco ehal from $:11 to $:10 slightly below l961S 'II claim her as an exemption even 11 \\ n~~ I 81 PrtPQJIUon Jf you paid her support fO Doork•per When a q1 esllon ot dependency In J.lod11 v.... comes up rtunernber ~at the de42' ~to pendent m\l8t meet five tests 1101 I AND M1ch - ~UP) - Thf' 1dtal ) f irJl you must haYe furniahe.:l rh>tdcrn or Lhe late Mr and foB Btanaa more Lban halt ol his or her sup.. l\f1 s 111 nry Brink• believe they te Muac1ei Seco.nd \he dependent s port h nt> o t1 tal ag<' ar~a\er than any 47 OI'Jif\1 ot grOSB mcomes must have been e Ufn 0 J3St Lm>tl' m Amcrlra The tt udd up sirtlt • less than $000 for the year unlea• In 747 \'~Ills rana;lna: lu aA;e 'rom 48 Chll'to John Robin,;on (ormt'l Pll~ 58 to 80 Y<'RfH All live in the Hoi the dependent iJ your <'hild who 1 IIOWI>I athlt ltc star arrived In l'omcto\ 11 nd \.rand Ilaptda areo l Communi• under 1.8 o.r a £ull Ume student Tuesda) nlsht with hit w1f1 r.l()r 1 ...u... Tturd the depondoot mu•t be re and h1t mother m law Mrs ~ 1 --2 Hlllomo lated lo you or a member of your I Ont-lpo\ Cox Colonial !itA w Va rlr I .bousehold and hvlng m your COJ'4 short visit with. hlt patonts Mn r I ho.me Fourth the dependent must and Mr" E F Robinson and h ~ be a c1Uzen ofthe Unlted State.11 DAILY OR\'PTOQUOJ'Ii- ..._,. .,... &o workiU ~;J•t~ Mary hvin.e anywhere or a citizen of , Alll'DJ.af,,aXa J# _ ,0 Mr llobln An11 \IOU sc puraterl any counlty Uvinj: m Canada II LOIIOPI:J.I..OW .._ from 1erv1ce w1th th~ U S Army Mex1co Panami or the Canal Olio tottor limply otondjo lor uotltor. .. 11L1f -pto A to .... TueJday after two yeu11 of ar\1\ .Zone And fafth the dtpendent dub' 1 In Rl"hm(md Va Hrc WI 1 lor the lh,.. L' X lor lilt two 0'~ ~ ltorl, totten - ~ must not be matrD,J a jolnt re return to Richmond nrxt Motulu) trophu tho I..,U. and - - Ill !11f ..,... '" 1111 tw-n w1ih bu or her huaband or ICICh dljl Uto oode tettero .,. ~ to begln employment w!th the R\) wUe nold! Metal, Company thf'r(' Tomorrow You ean claim deACrntot,....,....ll~ ductions for Huna:arian r.eller but POUFI MT JTI\ OPl' Tl Oa .. W-", ITI\ - IPT~ ,not for polltic11 contrlljlutions all KNoxvn 1 E Tenn - r. c •bout pu~lltl ~cduetloos TJL IIWMLI\ TJW 1.0" WIIUa was spraying a flr"eproof!n r. ao1utlon on a roller rmk 11 nt ORMTR. SIMMONS IS SPIAK!Eill when he decided to I ght a cilo(a Mike Simmons or Pomeroy wUl • l!l!lt The match l~o::mtr 1 tlu ~ 11 l'~'• Cryptoquotol lNTO U.QIIIdJI'B 801111: l\4ut be the prlnctpal speaker at a nnt 1nd the huge tent burat m MUST FALL. SOIU DAYS MUST liB J)AJIK AND DI\CAR'f World Servicr program at the En -'-011'-FI:UAlW to fbtme~ ud waa ashes wlthm terpnao EUB Church, Sunday l'obfive mlitutea »lMfJD\Itt4 t.r .,.. ,....,_ .,..loatt ru.al')l' 3 at "'SO p m T-he pubhc • ls lnvllt~~lo aY®d • Floods H1t Figuring Your Income Ta:x: I '" w Breeding Boat r:Iub . WHTN-TV Channel13I J E H I I DAILY CROSSWORD 990 '"""' , 32 home' I:! I• f 1On your Dial 1 Your I f I 15 Sl(ID Sunrise To Sunset Station I Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy Middleport 0, Jan 30, 1957--3 Editor's Mall Bag ldltor't Not.: The foJiowln, Itthr arrlv.cl If your .dltor-'t cfetk this wwk with c:tlpplna eH..:hed wllllch reprint here In itt vntlrlty wt Any ott.r rodera ta.v• eny fur. tMr somments? Dear EdJI.or .First I w H take a guess on Farm No 4 ls it Harold Carnehan near Racine" ,I like your paper better every day I tell everyone around here if they want to aet the local news ttaey should take the Sentinel I Jlke your edltonals very much I am sendmg a chppma 1 though m14lht intere•t you What I think Ahout Elvil Presley I live tn Bedford Tbe day it came out la your paper Elv1a Presley was their favonte am.a:er It Bedlord school, 1 Jot another paper th•t told about 'llvu Presley I ~:we four httle girls growing up ao You see why I might be in terestf!d in thia thing they call Elvia Preslt!y Sinoerely Youfll VIRGIL KING Kmasbury Rd "WHAT I THINK ABOUT "WIGGLE WORM" ELIIIS PRISLEY ly lvangeUtt Freddf• o... 77ot ... rden Lane, Dalla•. Texas The teen.!gers of Amenca from eout to C03St and even ln ether eouatries have gone completely mad O\et' a 21 year oJd smger wJtb the Vtdor1an srde burns who 18 alao becommg the sex symbol of American boys and girls Every pla<'e we go the fust que~~tion I am asli.ed 1s Freddte wbat do you t-lunk of Elvis Presley' I am aware ot tbe fact he Js th.e hottetJt tblna: m sbow bus1 a Jtncere reli&J.ou.• feellnl Then mtY be some \ruth to hl• beinl rellgioul but tbere b a a:reat deal of dlfferen<'c in belna: rel1a:lou1 and bemg a born aa:aln Chrl..8tlan Ed Sulhvan si.ened Prelle)' tor three ahowa at the fan1uUc price of $30 000 The Frontier Caamo Night Club m Laa VPa:as pa.1d btm $7,&00 per week Hil new Hollywood ftlm, "Love Me Tender which baa ju1t become the nt>w name [or his late&t song cost $11Kl0 UOO Elvia bas lifted roc:k and roll ria:bt out of the night dub and slappeo. 1t Into every bome m the nation. A Fort Worth paper alated the bluest and most obnoxious Pre• ley Fan Club jn the world t! altua ted here in Dallas with 8 000 teen 11e members It also hu a scream ing &Q.uealina: loyalty Tbe fan clubs have sold more than 1 000 000 of his p1etures .. t $1 00 each. The Fort Worth Star Telegram has thu to say Hyaterla Grip• Soxers " Mass hystena completely grtpped the crowd- moatly teen aae girls Two full bouse abows w1th over 14 000 teena11era watch ed the "duck tail • young rock. am' roller who became a show business mtllionalre over night The grrls screamed Elvis. I am Elvis J am going gomg to dte to famt Prealey closed his eyes and began the sensual vulgar swaymg of hiS body that has made him a natronwJde teen-age ldo1 They screamed Tears ran down ~hell' faces They awarmed toward the stage Twenty polieemen shook their heads m amazement and ushered them back to their seal:!r Many were there m charter ed busea from various cities. Two gtrls proudly displayed scars on their arms where they ba1 carved the wor1 Elvts' wJth pocket kmves ness. It ts est1mated he w11l sell len mtlbon records Heart Break Hotel/ "Blue Suede Shoes • Hound Dog Don t Be Cruel a.nd Love Me Tender thu ye.u and will make more than one mdlion dol A marned woman managed to get back st.,ge to tell him that she had her husband s Cadtllac outs1de anoJ asked him to come wtth her Presley who has tbree Cadlllacs df'chned Instead be had a date w1th 1n aarhne hostess who had flown m to meet h1m When asked why he was not marr1ed he rephe<.l Whet 1 the use of havmg a m1It cow when you can get milk and butter through the fence God have mercy A nallonal magau.ne reported that over 10 000 glrla propose to hlm monthly by correspondence When the B1ble condemns 110 1t doe~ so w1thout respect of per sons Wben the Bible sets foN.h truth ,t does so without rea:ard of opinions and attitudes who op-po!!e it TtJe Bible says m I John 2 15 16 17 Love no• the world netther the lhmgs • tha.t are m the world If any man love the world the love of the Father 1s not In h1m For all that 1s 111 the world the lust of the flesh and the lust of the eyes <.~nd the pnde or life Is not of tbe Father but is of the world And the mrld passeth away and l.he Iu.st thereof but he that doetb the Wlll or God abrdeth for ever r The Btble demands that those who name the name of Christ must not be gudty of lovmg thl& present worldly system or any tbmg on whiCh Jt Is based If someonoJ cares to take luue ask them to read II Corintblana ~ 17 The Bible says ' Therefore if any man be in Christ, he Ja a new creature old things are pllS8ed away behold; all thmgs are become new " When sinners acr.ept Jesua Christ tbey Dre born agaiD The Holy Spirlt pves them spiritual regeneration Those that are tav ed have new spirJtual naturet Presles has no evtdence of the new birtll The Bible says in lar~ In Dallas Texa~ one mght to bear or mavbe I should say see ElvJs beca 1se there can be no doubt that a Prealey personal aPpearance show would be a com plete fatlurf' at an:.r mstitute for bhnd people The suggestive bodily movements that appeal to teen age pas srons have been pr1mardy respon uble for thr. degree of success that he. 1s havmg from ctty to c1ty Someone has saJd 1f he should break h1s hipS he would have to qQU am,gmg I agree What makes blm TIOK., The For 1 Worth Press states he JS a God lovmg k1d and has 26 000 teemtgers turned l)u• ~ rAKI!R !~~ ROOMS Of ~ j N•w PulWiture ij roa I I $299.00 BAKER FURNITURI car-l 0. ...'l'lle .. Brfalatell flllddJ.,.n I IIAUa PnNITliU -~~ $pr1V1[1. ~ ---- e ""'~' Robinson Visits Fami'Jv Here·, To Rt ,.••• " T E I dllt._ *"- .,.1'11'1\F-l f • Style 538 Buttons punctuate the saw tooth vamp of this little low pump for teal sprmg flattery Its smooth and sleek aod comyletely versatile m black leather ONLY $2.98 MIDDLEPORT DEPARTMENT STORE JUST A GOOD PLACE TO TRADE MILL ST - Crud Chuapiea Steer Takes a •l.ickla&" to 4-H Yoapter .. ' MlPPLEPORT RUTLAND r-onducl1nt • two weeJu meeUn& MT.OUVE 10 OkJahomll. Mr ud Mn Ted Lofl~Aret.h of ly l'hylllt ......... )lr oDd l\ln. I. D P I - ..... Middleport were reeent vWton of W~M. .TI Friday wltb llr ..... lin. ......, her sl•ter Mr and llrL Almus The WCTU mel at the home of Rltwlmp Pleree lira. Ethel Snowdeu 'nlundlly aft Mrs Curtu SpU'n 1• 1..Utin1 ln Mill Pearl Powell of ernoon at 2 • m. The rneeune the cue of Mrs Crella lkHaffle ..... la e~J.arae Of the pre.ldent Mn McHP-frle 11 aomewh1t iJn.. spent Tbund1y end Fridlt wtti her mother Elniq. Pawell lin. l!:va FleJDI.n£ Scripture read proved at thJI hme ln1 Wll .bJ lfn. Snowden from Mr and M.r1 El'llelt B\IIJl., llr. Pbll. Jrd ehapt.er Devotional• Mrs Carl Killer of Atbent spent and Mrs Roy Bub apent Su.Ddlt' were In ehata:e ,r Hn Edna Rut Friday with her parenta Mr .nd wrtb Mr and lin. Geoq:e Badt ~e..1 1 Mn. Jntle llolden gave a Mrs W1U1am Folan Her daughter and famlly reView on tile Study Boot A cot.. Grace Aan returned bo;ne w1th leetion .., taken for the Mareb her alter a weeks vllit with her Sbann and Gary WeU. of Balah•• of Dlma iJ"a.Ddparenb Rood opent Tburldo7 wltb grandmother Haael .JohDioa alto Hi., Debra Jo May spent Sun- Mr and Mn Robet1 Bitton aad IIRTMI ANHOUNCEO Kr and 111'1 Don Harrison are day with hE-r aunt Mr and Mn family ol lluleltl, Oblo. announ.c:lJlf the birth of an B lb Homer Parker and daupters.. Krl.. EthP.I Snowden 1nd lin llr 1114 !In Deunr CUrtll 1114 8 0:1. daupW born Jan 22 Tbe Jlttle one hu been named Reg1na Ethel Nellon and daughter, Helen eon au<l llrL EYOIJJL Willie of C. O.Wil Gnrwlparent, ore Mr •nd Mae, were WliDg on Mn Crella lumbus opeot Sundl)o will1 Jlr, McHaffie Sunday afternoon •Del Mrs I. D Pierce. )In FlOI'd - · IILd llr ODd Mtt. BarbAra VanMeter of Galli o...,. Bluoll ... le 1loo lin Melt: Gno...,. ADDOUJJfelllfttl are bein&' re- pol11 wu a week end gue1t of )letgt Generll HOIPUal oDd II Ill eeived of the birth of a 7 ~b I oz. her parenl.l M.r and Mrs Richard cntlcal eonditiou. &1.1)01' Powell Ia IDIICb be- at douahter lo llr and !In Leland Grueser this wrlUno Snowden of Painaville Ohio Tbe Mr1 Gold1e Andenon w1U en baby bu been Da.m.k.'Cl Maney Lou tertaiD the WSCS at her home on llr lftd lint. llodtoooy Gr~~ndparentl are Hr and lira Tuetday eveDiDI Feb "h. have moved batk to tbelr - . . RoyS..,.den. Mrs. H. E Rathburn entertained on Mt Olive. 13 tuulJ With 1 Turkey Dmner at llr l'ort'ftl Vloolleter 1114 loll llliTHDAY ULIIRATI!P ber bome, Suodly daughter Joao. called: oa llr.... lin EdWIJ'd Thomu entertain. Mra L D Pierte. eel with • party Saturda)' after The Band Boottere: wdl serve ::·~~~·~·~ noon .from 1 to 3 p m 1n honor or a curtey dinner to the Marshall tbe elgblll blrtbday ol beo College SympholllC Choll' at 11 30 CALt,OIINY.eotiiiD daqhter, Kathy ThOR attendtns Wednelday SAN FRA!I'CI.SCO - Ttie N"' were Martha Ann Southern Sabra Mr •nd Mra F E Taylor were CanadQ", Debbie Smttb Jlmm) Sunda} guf'sta of Mr and Hra tiona! AutomObile Club reported that a total of 5'71.3-M veldcl• a.. Fink Steve Snowden Knen Tuell: Robert HdL er Jimmy Vauman. John and .Mrs Thomas Parker and Mrs tered Calilornlo durlliJ lub'. 1111 Jan~ Wiie, Sandra and TereN Carrol• Snowden attended a m1s.. an increaae ot 'n PI over the I>Nn •nd Rick}' and Bobby Slack cellaneoua sb.ower for Mr and Mrs ume month ID 18C56 Thil totai.U.. Refr~,;tbments of ICe c:rl.!<!m and Lowa Osborne of Pomeroy, Tues. eluded 541,847 automobilu, ~ 683 truck..t and t.824 buJeL day evenmg cate were served. Mrs Harley G Amos and r';;;;.;;;;;.o.;;;;;;.;;;;;.;;;;;.;;;;;.;;;;;.;,;.;-;.;,daughter Mrs Pete Ma1one and RUTLAND PIRSONALS son of ColumbUJ were recent Mr and Mn BilJ Buck Jr and guests of Mr and Mrs Charles son Btlly and daughter Shellie Amos. of MJddleport Mr and Mrs. Roger Mik" Roberti of Pomeroy spent PhiUip& and daughter Rita and the week cr.d With hls grand son Randy of Wtlkesvllle anrl Mr mother Mrs Eva F1em.mg and and Mn F H Pope and ~:ln daughter Noretba Franklin were Sunday guests of Mrs. Maude Sellards is vwtmg their parents Mr and Mrs C W rehtlves at Holden W Va Buek Mrs Pope and son are mat Mrs FranciS Snowden 11 spend mg an mdetinlte stay w1th her mg the week end wtth ber Clearllltf!e parents Mr Pope wdl leave soon daughter Mr and Mrs George for Texas where he w1l! be sta Hartenbach or Pomer(ly c-t~nua tioned Mrs Jenmc Bryant \lmus Raw Charles Amos Jr or Columbus hngs Isaac Taylor and Harvey spent a day the past week w1tb htJ; Erlewtne ar" on the 11Ck hst arandparents Mr and Mrs C H Mr .and J.!'k's Cusb Johnson of Amos Bradbury and Mrs Francis Lar Allen Braley who 1s employed m kms were calling on thear .sJster Reg $5t5 Columbus spent the w~>ek end w1th Mr and Mrs Charle! Amos hia rather John Braley and bro Mr and Mrs Wade Tom of Ath t.her Floyd ens spent Sunday with ber father Mr <tnd Mr&" C M Chase and Joe Grueser Joetta Erlewm~ were busmess vis:Mr and Mrs F W Wilcox of Itors m Galhpolis S.iturda} Langsville ~pent SundaJ Wllh her Mr and :Mrs V1etor Braley are parent~ Mr and Mrr J C Phd vtsilmg theJr daughter Mr and hps Reg $3.95 Mrs Davtd T1lh5 of Bambndge Mrs Alma Rupe 1s vlSiting at Dragon Btt. the home of her- grandson Mr NEW HAVEN Conn - (UP ) • and Mrs LewJs Rupe of Pomeroy ThP lllue Cross reporb:!:d paymg She i!l as11stmg rn tbe care or Mra the hospttal hills of a man b•tten Rupe and her new son which was by a dragon G \\ uman Carroll born January 22 exp!atned that while on ass1gn Mrs Flora Chase of Pomeroy ment 1n the Dutch East Ind1es he DRESS SHOP spent the week end wtth Mr and tane:lc J with a 2<JO.pound dragon ~nd St. Pomeroy Mrs Nate W1sc and mother Mrs 1JZard Mma Wrse Mrs Ruth Erlewme was a bus1 neu visitor In Pomeroy Saturday Mrs HaUte McKen..zte ts spend Tile watch w1th the Jng the monlh v1s1Ung her mt!C4! Mr and Mrs Walter Saylor of • EXECUTIVE CbJlllcotbe :Lee Denney left Wednesday to LOOK enter mil1tary servu:e He 11 recwving bis ba.lie tratrung at Fort Knox, Kentucky llr and Mn Paul Patterson and daughter, Roxanne were Saturday evening visitors of llr and Mrs Can'oll Snowden and sons. Lafe McKmgbt was in ColumbUJ recenUy consulting Dr Sheppard a skm speciahst Steve aDd Larry Srlowden spent Thursday with their grandparent! Mr and Mrs Harry Osborne, Sr of Pomeroy Second Lt Robert DeDJJOn. who is stationed. at Wright-Patterson Air Bue spent t&e week end with h11 parents Mr and Mr1 Carl Denison Mrt1 Els1" Bryant Js rccuper ating from an attack of arthritis Mr and Mrs Don Anderson en. tertained w1th a btrthday dtnner Sunday in honor of their grand the daughter Darlene Smith, of Pome- Puk....,_ -- ..... __________ Matthew 'i 20 Wherefore by the1r fruJts ve shall know them In view of the wretched spirtlu S S .. ttendance on Jan 27 was al cond1Uor.s under which most 51 the o!!ermg $7 93 of these young people have been Worship Sen1ces were held at reared how can we blame them 10 45 wtth the Rev GroYe brio& for lettmg off emotional stearr mg the Message 1 ext lncre~c when Presle} starb bis burlesque 0Lar F;uth SubJPtt Futh 3 show They are emotlonal l.Jemgs Devel opment Our blessing and are gom& to fmd an oUtlet We somewhere lcebt rg congregatiOn• <Jre acr Jrdmg to our futh ;;re to be JUdged accordmg to out m most of our churches are a Even so fa1th gamst any k nd of emotiOn m the tanh m that day tf 11 hath not works ts dead church so lhe only place left fol 1 he regular meeting of the )'Oung people to release the1r JO~ MY I was held Sun eve Jan and ~motiOn ts tn the world 27 Wllh an attendance of 12 I behevc ElviS Presley has be come une of Americas No 1 rea )Outb :\nd 2 adults sons for the two and one hall The devotions and lesson were mllhon JU~<emle dehnquents and based on the subject My Life Is sex dehnquents among teenager~ a 1 rust B1blc study was t,enesl!l of our natlon Chapter 12 In COl"pus ChriStl he has been During the busmcss session led banned forever The chle£ of po by Betty Shsher Pres the group hce sa1d hLS rock and roll perform made further plar1s for the Skatances wns detrtmental to the youth mg party on Feb 5 1 he group and was contr1butmg to de voted to turn 1n $15 to the youth hnquency fund Juvend~ Judge Marlon W Good The meetmg dosed wlth the mg 1n Jacltsop.ville, Flor1da 1 de MY F benediction manded that his lewd lasclVIOm Around ~0 }Iouth and adults at perlormance:s be banned lettdt!d the meettng of the Che~ter A Barlow paper stated on Nov Charge Youth fellowship here last ember 4 that Elvis Presley was :\fond n evcmng named as cause for diVorce su1t Due Lo the absence of lhc h.: CurcUtt Judgfl Don Register grant votwnal leader and VICe pres ed a d1 V'Orce to a man who com Kenneth W1ggw.s acted m bath plamed that his w.iie became so entranced w1th the mus1c of Elvl& capacllle!:i ALFRED change) at the Minersville MethOdtst Church The regular meeting of tbe W S C S was held at the home of Garn~t Wmdland on Tues eve Jan 22 w1th an attendance of 11 members Durrng the busmes• meetmg in t:harle of lsola Taylor Pres the group voted to have the rug rags wh1ch are under preparauon sen' lo the Weaver, soon Other routine busmess wa.s tak en care of Garnet and Margaret Ann Wmd la nd were m charge of the progr~l1 on Islands In M:;; Commun y wh1ch was gn•en m dialogue form Wlth appropriate poems and songs Quarterly reports wei"' made 0 ,, The hostesses served refresh ments of sandwiches salad andcookies and coffee and the group enJOyed telev1s10n durmg the sonal hour 1 he next meetmg w1ll be held ~I Ihe home of Genev1e11e Guthr1e a n Feb 19 Lucy Gaul was l<'ader or Jast eve prayer senu es Helen I mdhng of (olumbus spent the \.\eekend here wlth home folks M1llard Swartz left Sun morna mg £or Cmcmnatl 0 where he will enroll m a three day s course m Auto Mechamcs Mr Swartz Alfred CJ;lurcb put on a program Is emplo.ted at the Karr and Van or songs and readmgs and a short Zandt Motor Sales at Pomeroy play where he has worked £or several Lloyd Dillinger had a movtc rro )ears lector on tnals The group vottcd Colds and flu have been preva to purchase tbe projector A com lent m thas commun.ty for tbe mJttee oi the advrso.r and 2 youth ~;aat two weeks from each of the 4 groups to meet and orgamze plans for the use Hi R d of the machme HARTFORD' Cocor onn - (UP) Games and refreshments were Durmg 68 years w1th the Colt enJoyed m the church basemnt ){anufacturmg Co, Wilham J Tbe next meeth)g '\\Jll be heh1 Qulsb never was late and missed on Feb 18 (the date subject to work only once Wed Presley she left tbe1r home and baby untended lPresley Hal.l'Cut Ruled Not Right for H1gb School 11 Mt Cle mens, M1ebi1an November 17 Robert Tagrnetton must take the seisaors to his Elv1s !Presley ltyle bair cut If he wants to go back to bigb school Clreult Judge Alton H Noe so ruled yesterday m deny the us.year-old a writ of man damus that ~uld have compelled school authorities to readnut hlm Robert, the lone holdout amons 411 biJh school boys who were or dered to tr1m their long hair and ahave off their sideburns who'had been imitating EJv1s Presley, was euspended from classes: 11 days a 10 He has not attended aince In the courtroom, Jammed with teen agera, he announced 141m still not Av11tlon Schoobng for Teachers 'Ullitary lnstallaltOil Leaders from ping to get my balr cut.' has been announced The fourth Government the nuhtary, aireraft. National Avlation Education Work 1ndustries commemal airhnes and It seems to me this is cert.autl)' Shop will be held at M1am1 Uo1 eaucator groups wJII g1ve related adding to juvenile dehnquency ven1ty Oxford Ohio July B lectures concerrung avtabon Recently a news reporU!r asked through August 9 1957, under the In commentmg upon the CAP Elvis If he didn't think he waa sponsorship of C1Vil Air Patrol Workahop program, Gen. Nathan reaponslble for juvenile dehn cJvlllan auxthary of the Umltld F Twining CbJef of Staff of the qency He replied It I dtd 1 Stales Air Force USAF, said Advances in avlJt. would qult t!Jll\ go back to driving Maj Gen Walter R. Agee US tlon have created many new hori a truck ' WeD I beheve 1t n a AF National Commander of CAP zon1 and brnught e(!onomic and sobout time he quits m announcmg plans for tbe Work ciol~gical changes in the world 1D We have been in over forty ahop 11aJd that more tban 1 000 whit!b today's generation of youth cities this year m revivals and teachers mterested m gaining is it'PWIDi To me it ts heartening spoken to btgb school student bod more mformat1on abnut the mod to kno• tl,tat the CAP through ita les across the nation Thouaands ern a1r age wtU be m attendance National Avratton Education Wort ha'ie found genwne peace and Durmg tbe month long course Sh,os,-, la preparmg teachers to a• permanent u.tisfactJon in Christ teachers will fly in both llght and slat our youlb to meet tbe cbal My prayer 18 that God shall save multi engint" aJrcraft tn addltton Jenge of the alt' age ' ElvJ1 Preale) Hts bfe as a born to vtsJtmg av1atlon industries and Seo.etary of the Air Force Don again Cbritltaan could mean much aid A Quarle 15 observed "Very to the cause of Jesus Chr1st II movie careel to serve Jesus Chr1sl often a young mans aptitude for There can be no queatton that advanced techmcal tramJng ia thrilla my :;oul to thmk of the Lmpact made for Jesus Chr1st b_y a real spll"ltual awakening would lost because he watt& too long to the noble decislons of Colleen take place In America among the acquire the high school prerequt ToWhsend and Stuart Hamblen who teenagers If Elvis Presle7. were to sites. Good counseling early 1n his noble declstona of Colleen Town becornt a spll'tt filled Wttne&s for education IS tndtspensable and we send and Stuart Hamblen who Jesus Chrast must look to the educator to proturned tbelr backs on the SINS Take the world and Elvis Pres vide it of Holl~)'o'ood and a prom1smg ley but giVe me JJ'i:SUS ur believe thot the CAP s Na ,-.;;;;;.;;;;;:,.;;;;;.;;;;;.;;;;;.;;;;;.;;;;;.;o;.;;;.;;;;;.;;;;;o;;;;;.;;;;;.;;;;;;.;;i;;;;;.;;;;.;;;;.;;;;...;,;;;;.;;;;.;;;.;;-Jjtlonal Aviation Educabon Work shop Is an excellent opportunity fo1" the teacher to keep abreast of technological advances so 1mport ant to hl,!l task as counselor or ad VJser as well as Instructor m• j Aviation Schooling For Teachers To Be Available During Summer Sole DRESSES $3115 TO $10 95 I PATTERN HATS $4•95 Sweaters, Blttuses, Gowns and Slips Phillips Sisters COURT ST. POMJilltO\: General Agee stated that the 1937 Avtabon EducatiOn Workahop wUI be directed by Dr Mervm K Stnckler Jr CAP Headquarters Washington D C along wtth 1 staff of 150 s~;~lccted: cducaqors and av1ahon personnel Complete rl1 tails on the Work .shop mcludlllg costs bomnng ar rangcmcnts and othrr 1nfotmatlon may be obtamcd by eontacting CAP Headquarters Bollmg Air Force Base \\ash mgt on 25 D C or by wntlng to Mr Earl Tbesken Director of Summer Ses8lon 1rb ami Uni\CI&!> OhloJd, Ohio I ;;;;;.""t ••• Sale ACRILON BLOUSES $4.00 conoN BLOUSES $3.00 MERCEDES CONDON BULOVA Prest dent roy The Band Boosters Club spon sored a bake ule at The Hut on Saturday Proceeds will go toward a new horn, recently pur chased. Mr and Mrs Carlos Snowden and son, Jeffrey spent tbe week end wttb Mr and Mn Jumor WLl liams of Prmceton W Va Mr and Mrs John Tillis and family of Cbilhoothe spent the week end with her parents Mr and Mrs Wilham Haley The Rev J T Carroll bas been 1957 A miracle of IHIN-miN watch design COLI.:INS JEWELRY WMre Your Con!1deoce Is Jw;tifted I! Main St �. ,. 1.. '*IW' . . . ....,. _..,. . • · '-l>all1 Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Jan. 30, 1957 \ Tornado Blow5 Coolin Shooting As P~nlhers 7v•.. '-"' "' lll """ ~~is yer,r )to . ~ t'+'O .., 11 ~~~. st,r.iug o1 JAab'Ji~t w~fW!tte~ tw.o n1. ~~- \Ute 'b/41 . - d J'i-l8 Tuesday night pn Ule ~·m~ 1.or W~. By .~ t})r.ee-way new Waluurua tloor as the f!.ace AWtf): it ~as. $~. ~ Fp i... O:Os ir«""!lo I9A 19 42-87 . jllj\1 iol!t.J.!!¥· !IJ¢lne · htd fought ~' o """"'~~' 110~,. o.l ..,ream 11!11'41 )II ~ ~4 1r- !Tolled ~a,o ,..!· ~.,llll..,~ilf ,141 f'J ~ Fo<d It w•• a f•l<tll\l Mli\la!l!>n ~~ \1lf . ~ ~ ·wiAAJaJ adss for il~W $200,000 AAhlet.Lc .P}.aDt ~ -~ II'-• t.l · M'il¥una ~ut '- ~~ niJbt 1D the ·f,o.~ quarter, with Ra· lor Coa.c.b 4"l' J.lqra"IIJPP't ~·· ·dne t.ryini -to btealc up .the game They were c.oJ,d in .000~. 1'l;ler wltb a · partial all-coU11 press Ford were pushed out ol po~hon Jr. : ,pi two more fteldert, Arnold one rebounds .., ttw two~ ,..1Jsk,l.u: . and .Qllver, l.ayne and Clark each I r ... .e~. ~rN '" ..,..w..,.-. Y• l. ••~ Vllal J!"t ~lo,v. Ja...bt.& .tbl:ew J. 1:~ ~re luSt.u!flebeJm J~~,d DlXOn were the to an ~~ ~·. :t.bif,..~e \~e~;dlil~:b\Jttar boy.a for Nehon· leag~.JeJl~ N~v.i)le w Kocl<io.f Co•l!IY .,...,....~><\~< ' ' ran low .<1!1 1-~ ll.lld ~I, 'lf<08. Thi• U,.e it ~~ •l<eloonvj\le 74, Mi<ldleix!rl ~ · atJN the Ol!lo 8199 favQJ',I,q WabJAna . tn e JOod. KaJnwhije, tbe T<d'NldO W4 &Unl fn 1 reserve game the little Fal· were aij~d u Graham c.rt -eo~ rOUiped over Racine 32-18 as Wolle, Sa leer, ·~· ~_.· Blreb MeDidc batt nine for the losera '!ere held uode, tG polnta l'r the ..aod ·R oush 12 for the winners. f~rst Uu:Je .tJU ye!W. Time after : Score by qp.ar~rs; -ume S;pit .IPUh Molt from lZ.US lfaet out nmmed iU basket for Raei:ne .a&ld ~llrpbed ot.tt. Wahama wu little ·~•rp,r o~ -the .ehootinc department. '*•hama hlt on 18 ol ita tlhots out of .m1 tries lor lii'JI, . Racine hit 10 of ~5 fol o V'I'Y ~oor 22% . Compared to thl;'!lt J•gamf pver.,. of f121', ~cin' had I more than poor nijllt. 7 17 29 37 W~a 1.2 18 S2 42 lncli.vidual acorint: Racine: Grabam 1-M; SaJaer t-1-9; .,.dams .1+ ·8; Wolf~ H-8; tslr!<h J.C-D; Powell }-3-G. To..t_AJs 1()...1'7-;S7. 'IV~: Oliver 2-HI; Nyold I> 2-12; Ford 64-12; JOYD.J 0-I)JJ; Clar' l~; Layne 0-J...l; ;Rous-h 2.Q..4; Q. Roush 0-0·0; Sp.rouae ().().0. Totals ~2. RJcl.ne n: llad unl~lmum of tout. .,,..d. UA\11 !Ju> 'ourtb mg, •xon an _..,...,am ft uc· ed the Jacket&: "!-0 • tlld w~t ahead by 10 .PO\l)U. Tbe Hounile counted 25 pointe ln that diastrou.s second quarter to the oJI\e~6tl' live! . Bowles and Hm(ly eiH!'b ~~ " ~ £.Ieider and .KenneQ- &li,Qk ' (r,ee ;:~~~~:::·v.~.~~more,~ ~···~:~::::. :.~.~......... ... -u•. t•. • ~·· l44, ' - 'A....tr...-·,~ Bowling Highlights INI)IJ$TRIAL LEAGUE Raoul" J1nu1ry :14, 1917. RobinsGn 's 2 N. Y. c. O,t~.m 1 1 Pomeroy Lions 3 Pomer.oy Motor Q H&R nrestone 2 Sporf.t Cenfer 1 $TANDING$ Won Lott Pomeroy Liona 5¥..: 't.l Pomeroy Mr.tor Co. 3 3 New Yurk Clothing 3 3 Robin ~ ·m 's Laundry 21,) ~~ Sports Cenlt·r 2 • H & R Firestone 2 4 High Tenm Gnme - Sporta Cen· ter Qf.ofl . Hluh Ten •n Scries--Llor.s H i~h Individual Game _ 213 High Ind ividual Series wort.hy, 587. & R FIR!STONE Rnlley 17ft 13~ 1 2, rarsons 147 12Q t45 lfa.(O{I'rt~· 146 143 143 "'rElhinm·y 171'1 210 173 Warnke 164 157 141 I Hnmllrap 'l'otnl s I SPORTS CENTER 162 146 122 175 149 7!i4 F.. \tcKinnc)· l)rf'mu·r Tewblwry •g= . . , . . IIIII ol the New York lonalu tapo lo wilo ,__ znlla the ollhe 18th l'ltllodalpllla track and ... . 'Ia roar mloutes and l'hll Colamao, Chi' 10.1 _.._.._,IDIJhedap111'111 b$1nd r;:"IIIIJ ...(-!tonal) :-'--2'-'--=-- - - - Hot Scoring Duel Burning Boards In Prep League 1 132 208 125 181 Ui7 181 502 4~2 460 158 1~7 400 R McKinn('y lf!O 182 491 Totuls 732 909 23~ N!W YORK CLOTHING Cla twnl'lhy Duerr 187 1M 144 180 162 189 211 99 133 149 160 148 1fl2 148 119 4 4 833 733 798 Kloea Sauer Lytle Davis Jhnrli <'np Totuls 587 2Mi 277 499 472 287 8 2364 ROBINSON'S LAUNDRY O'Brien Wlgg iu s Schocnlob Will Grucscr Y . Anderson 143 171 314 17JJ 131 310 lft5 147 147 449 213 170 1M 538 1!17 182 132 47• 136 166 322 24 24 847 810 '771 2428 H~ndlcap Totala POMEROY LIGNS CLUB COLlJt!IWI, 0. UP - One of the botttat 1e0rtn1 duels Jn Ohio billh ,lth!lol ..,, bt.tory t. b•lno Wright Wiled tbU eauo• bltwHn Larry Sloi!Hid of Shelby and Mlddl•· W. And••rson Gi bbs t.owo11 Jerry Lucas. 17~ 180 20& 1180 172 127 1~3 452 180 1GB \70 512 17!1 132 208 &$ 169 138 144 4'11 877 773 880 · 2530 Totula Both hoyt are IYeraginr well POMEROY MOTOR COMPANY over 81 polatl a tame and are ture · to lel · individual scoring ~ Jl lltltlr rupocUvo IChools. SJeJflled, at pteaent, ha1 a Bowen Lohse HarrltJ Runnel 189 188 11'7 142 lim 130 176 498 146 169 503 117 153 144 431 124 138 420 • l•.•lf '~ Wi•t lt.•••w . "'"'~ ,... whJ,oll,4 w all. 'IVa· ~al!'J t,as ~d for 1J ,.,,..o~~. Tlte ;ro~-IJ,opt lt. iloOdly eye at thl (oul Utie, makln1 ilf put of U trle~. 1t \faa skilf heft that kept J The lo&~~ shoved Jackets deeper in the ~e.ague oollar with nine loa· "" aeamll""" victory, ·Middle-port • &ql.l.eaker Reserves to the Ji.ttle l o~t a Hound1 d . a-fter tranmg all the way by • Juniors ,_ Play ll,l At (nt-mu ..-L ·• ....,.... ~ Girls' Intermural basket~all is 8 apeeia'l rp~ of the Week's pro· gram at Middleport ·High School now. Mrs. Nan Moore i-s coaclf of the teiUI\8 and Larry Baker and Charles Davis are referees. Friday J,he Seniors defeated the Juniors, u..19 and the Sophomores beat the Fr.eahmen, 17.9 . Tuesday evening alter school the J · b a~~:e e~~=-sFre:f:~~e:7 ·t~2~ I Stot!k llfJ N..., at was hel4 in (\lqoe clieek tha,t Arst quarter. l!o &UJlered 13 pf bJa half. )'"oung ~it~ OF ·INSULATION- SHINGLES HOGG 6 ZUSPAN· . C1n Giw Y«1 A 8i, /.11'1' NOW FLl.lk~a~·~~· ~~~ 1'HE "'r' r.fHIN I.UVI~~ Tllt&_lt MATERIAL$ .INCORPORATED In The Hearl Of Mason Clly ~ . SPORTS'CENTER MaeGregor ·Dealer MUI St. Middleport ERNEST COVERT, Mgr. Phone 197 r· Eddie heavywei&ht King Archie 8 8 6 6 5 4 z The Panthe.r s j!Jmped off to a 1 1 1 ~~~~~. fi~ ~~~~:'".: i1rr~Wtia~ Moore M-adlna 43 Coshocton Sacred Heart 74 Pl:aln!icld 4' Reynoldsburg 73 Piekerington 37 Berne Union 79 Mifflin 56 Che.ape.a ke 54 Coal Grovl:' 39 Ironton 'St. Joseph 67 Rock hill 64 Lockland Weyne 60 T•lawanda 46 Welbton 78 Loean 61 F . I 76 " --k R' "8 ;;~;,:ke 53 ObeJln Lorain St. Mary 94 HOUSTON, Tex. Up - An upset victory over Cla ude Chapm.an oi New York Tuelday night le(t .sauthe.rn _heav y,well;bt ,champion Roy Hams of Cut· N-Sboot. Tex., with .a string of 18 straight pro· mr:st: CLEARANCE VALUES Men's- YJlu,eo t.o W.Ji SUITS · .. · .. · · ...... Voblealo $~.18 SPORT COATS •· $1A.99 TOP • ucao. this be real?" t'Can a car be so Sn SUBURBAN COATS ALL Values t.o $Z1.5G .. $14.99 WOOL Ivy ...... Caps $1.69 As Low as ~~~~';;,~;'.~.~.~ ~••~it.•m. 60 ~~:S:.!::"~~~w;a ~o.%~ •;1 L" z 5HO·p· iod enabled the Panthers to mpve ahead by a score of 1'7·1! at 1.he end. E•tWn _., They held •the lead until late! Rutland 54 in the second guarter wben Bob _ ·u ·ed · 2 11 •• Gt espie ·ti It up at l ·a WIL.¥ • free tbrow and fo1Lowed wit.b another to move· the Blue Devils into the 1ead for the first time. A minute or 50 later, Johnson I hit on two free throws to m.,ve the Pan'tbel'!; back into 8 one point advantage at 2 5-24. Sisson's two free toues made it 27 _24 at the 16 56 Linsly Institute (W. Va.) 78 Bridgeport -61 Yorkville 59 Gibso11burg 60 Pemberville 5T Wes~wood 69 "IJaaS -Bm'ER .fOR .•......, :Poland 62 IA!uisville 57 Grftnsford 64 F11irfield 47 Warren HarJing 56 Howland 55 Vienna 100 Fowler 31 ~ UC .eo-t·St.. P-.eroy, Ohio halftime. The Blue DeviJa scored six s,.~:_aigsehc!oi>Ondinhtsal!atttboe labekllein.nin3~2o7! . ·• "'"' ulead but were unable to hold it long If' the Panthers came back to move •head b;y 33·30. It w.u at that point .t hat IM Panther att.ack bogpd clown conslclerably and the Blue Devils forged back into tht IHd to hold a 40-36 .ctvantage .t the three qu..Ur mute:. The P!lnthers foua:ht back in that final period trying ,t q t&Jn r· ~ ~. • ;! ' ' you ask.you~self. kma: aad low ·lnd daring? brfiliaotly 1tyledT' And what yon su is matched only by what you'll feel wbeo you BOttllllly put tbia beauty in motion. *Sti.ll <io!)d Selection The f«l of the 310 hp. V-8 ., you eat "P the road. The tul of Push.Jiutton Torque- . Flite tbat packs a 1ilk·smoo~ 1·2/unch. The feel of Tonioo-Aire Ride an Tota1Contact Jrak.cs that give you a new mastery every ~riYint situation. ••mt. And Score by quarten: Got yours now. or 7-:1-17; Wood• So stDp in at your Dod;e dealer'• and ask f« tl)e keys_ to a Swepi-Wing Dod&•· A f0'4 minu,tes behind the wheel will convince you: You have never seen felt owned anything Iii;, ill ' .' MEN'S SUITS 1f2 Reg. Price DRESS SHIRTS WOOL JACQTS , Pastel In oxford ·and broadeloth. Original Warn:~ $1.35 STADIUM COATS as toast_ Woolt!na and FleeceJ. Quilt· ed lhl)ng. Reg. to ~1.50, Lace baek. Sl:tea 20 to 36. Sold at $3.95 made ~ (or ''JtUl more eont<lh\1111111•" to. ~ blm. new cars, more aud more people find that the newest of them all is Buick. w*- and nylons. Reg. ro $18.85. For pver and above the brilliant newness of Buick's low.cweep fashion, you find here a new kin4 d 'TM'rfornwnce and handling and safelfl and security and solidity of ride. .$9.95 PAJAMAS Flanaelette, broadelotb and nylon. 4DY· thing to Uil.9$. On the road is where you realize what all $2.95 BOY'$ SUR COATS O~PANTS $2.00 It bru~• lhro~gh the vibration ba!Tie~ It le awept-wln; mutety of motion ·IN looldng over this year's Hea"!. $12.45 ' H unlea•h•• a hurrlcanel of power 'i Quilt,.. lilllng. $4.95.and $3.95. ' •. 1 ~Group ... Double and Slng!l!' Bre.&Me.d • Reg. $50 Coats . . . . . . . • . • .. Now $33.95 expertence every time you take the wheel 7·6-20: Boyle• 1-6-11; kuhn 3·8-)•; Guo! OH; Hot!or 1-0;1; Whll]atch 0-0.0. Totals 21·23-65. ' $24.95 J..- lmllline ,owning this is something that simply can't be measure~! in dollan and cent& *Worth WhJI.e Savi•gs TOPCOATS 52 in this Group -Tweeds, Gabs, F.leeces, Swept-Wing Do4~ · ~ pride. and pleu11r0 you11 Eastern 19 38 51 65 Belpre 20 tl 88 t8 t.b.ill means. You feel a new obedience -a great and wondrous new lilt- in the answer of Buick's big new 364-cubic-inch VB engine teamed to an advanced new Variable Pitch Dynallow•-instant Dynaflow. 1 rack of the~e Togo ZlPJl.er-front. Re,g, ftO $14.96. . • $6;00 B_oy's Wim. Caps · · .. · · .. $1.45 Boy's Sweatari · · · · · · · · · · · · $2.00 Wool and flannel, plain and fancy. Reg. up to $2.45. 1 \ lt.f•nv Coats and V-Neck wools and orlons. ll.es. to Yau feel a new safety, a new solidity in the $5 .95. / Other Clearanee Bargolns massive new chassis that "nests" the car •• KMw11 For Comfolt CENTURY lawrence Welk, star of twa full-f'Ku shows aac:h wttk on ABC-TV V:. selac:led as 1 fe~u;ed l)lrlor'!'f"" lit President Fisenhower's I~IIJural '8 T·HE SHOE BOX GHIO COATS Suede laekla New Ph,iladeJphJa 'J5 Bellait'e 63 warren St. Mary's 74 Adena 715 Barnesville 'i'O YOuniJlown Cirdinel Mooney 56 .45 9-' JIEAP Clevel.ind St. John Cantius 68 Kenston 66 Newbury 58 Asbt.lbula .Edgewood 66 Chardon 51 Geneva Spencer 60 Kirtland 45 Northeaatern 77 CbaadJe,rtyille 74 Belle Valley 62 Fraze)'§burg 84 Homer Union 58 Bethel 101 Summerfield 78 Chesterhill 75 Marietta st Mar.y 6 1 Ch t 7o Gl 62 auncey ous er Eaal Liverpool Sf Youngstown East 50 .t.ltl!ltor!UIII. Clo.,. BETTER HURRY l;r" Mechanicsburg 50 Xenia St. Brigid ~ Urbana St. Marys 40 Welt ~lberty 1!8 Urbona Local 55 er~ville 71 Ne.- Concotd 67 Dr61deh 7,2 McConnelsville 51 .Roseville .at P~Jo 41 G1enrord 79 Thornville 45 Somenet 102 New Strailiville S4 Scautb ZaaesviUe 85 Old Washington 61 c~ •.1100 at mao, under the roanat:emeDt . ROC!ky Mvclano'• old head mil-.. AI Weill, bad ente1ed the rlnr a favorite . \Chapman wel&hei 1DI ' · You watch it sweeping by, thJ!i', low-slung Swept-Win& Dodge, arul you · knOW in an instant that nothipg you hav0 · ever seen before cao compare witlt it. COj.Ch Hartaell Doddrlll Slid today It "looks like we m.a)' wet rolling here pretty soon. Our boys have had everylhJng there iM to havo now a.nd we ought to get together." Bea~ley waa the Ill regu . lar. • Belpre had Powell with 20, Capehart with 23 and Gainer with 22 points to lead the 1corina par·· ade, Eaitern'• Woode was able to get 20 on 7 fleldera and six free toues. Belpre was never headed alter takiag the lead with only seeonda to 10 in the fil'flt folU.IrleJ on 1 tree throw. &n 1 preHmlnary Eastern ·reJeflvea: Wete de(eatcd 211 to 415. Chippewa Boots MIDDLEPORT CU.Cin.ndi Withrow tT C inci~at.i TJft 78 c~neinnati llu&Ms 43 Cincinnati Woodward 70 Cincinnati Wafnut Hills 5!1 flouot Verncn St. Vincent 60 Marengo fO Granville 80 Hebron 80 Ai<'Luney 92 Junctloa City 73 Thll 190-pound flthU,«hDi&teacher fW:.OEed a .technlcll Doc~ ()ut at 2:04 ot Uw a.:btll JW ()Ver tht tranaplllrtH Gelf'&lai -., &rP before 1. t\ll'n•way diOW4 ' 1 • Poot Ol'lld••to fenional vletorlea wttbout a Clevelan.IJ G1lmour Academy 34 Clearview 87 Columbia 47 North Olm1tt>sd 64 I'Jea,.ntville 78 Lo.t 2 2 4 4 5 6 8 9 •••':in ermuth was bacJt on his game wit.tl eicht ~nts taiUetl in the "'eriod. anything like it! Eastern High School cagers lost to the strong Belpre club Tuesday niJ;bt ln a game at Belpre, plaYint without the service! of one regular who wa1 out of the lineup with flu . Bar- ecl of lpaed 8.003 Joe point•~ NOW 10% OFF PAY BILLS ... BUY BARGAINS Ask for $10 to $1000-Repay Ea61fy. • ~-.~~~-~--~.c~.~~. 4.R· mla~~h·s-intbe-~~~~~~!~~~-~~l~i~ir!e!Sit;.i~~b!n1~~oo~~~~:~L~l•~~1•~7~~i~~~~o~n~~n~~~~~t~::~~~==~~~=~~~~~~;:::= NOW 20% OFF SOCKS POW!ERFIIL CASH 1:) UP - I w_. "storybook finish." ist from Re{lding, ·C alif., wa1 rat- lie Paatraoo of New Orleana,La.., ed the N0. ·2 contender for Floyd is fifth and Bob Satterfield of Chi. :Patterson's heavyweight title to- cago is sJxth . 1 1- · 'd l)' . in ·'the monthly ranking& of ' Rli'lg Magazine. Yolande Pompey of Trinidad rose to the No. 2 spot in the tight· M.11"hen, w.ho scored. his 20th heavy-wei"ht ratings on the basis _. . • straight vktory when he out. of h1s second-rou.nd knocko1.1t o( pointed ex..)il{ht.heavyweigbt clwm- European rhampwn G e 7 h a r d pion Joey Maxim b.st Friday Hecht rA Gcrmnny, ~ho dropped nigbt, was rankeil immediately be- t? f ourth. \huck ~pJcsc r o£ Lan· ·b ind New York's 'J:'ommy (Huni· ~mg, 1\lu·h., rPm funed the No, J cane) Jackrnm. Machen was ra t- contcn.dcr fllld Tony Al'!thony. of ed the No. 5 hen-yweight contend- . New '\: ork was: t·anked thtrd. er in Ripg's December rankings. Ray Robin!;on, who lost the mid. ln the reshuffilng of the heavy· dlewe'.•• ht IItie lo Gene Fullmer weight contenders, Ring elev.a ted Hll"t11d T"~ of,. lnd~h. N. J., to on Jan. 2, was ranked the No.1 ~'"' ..d contender in that divi!itm followed the No. 3 !!pOt an dropped light by Charley Htimez of France, • Ralph Jones of Yonkers, N. Y., BITTEN BY BUG and Ellsworth {Spider) Webb of NEW YORK UP -Marty Mari- Chicago. on, "bitten by the basketball bug" Jn the welterweight dlviaion, after 20 years in baseball, left for Gaspar Ortega or Mexico took Louisville wi th a business associ- over the second spot behind chamate today to explore the possibiJi- pion Carmen Basilio and Chief ties of obtaining a National Bas· contender Johnny Saxton . Tom' ketball Assn. Franchise in that DeMarco droPped to third and dty. Jsaac Logart was rated forl!b. SLACkS BUILD·ING NEEDS YORK. S.EOL JT:AIIDUI.GI After· a time out ealled by t,he Panthers, Johnson tupped the first Ne,laQ,nvllle shot In to ~ : \tP tbe b~ll ga"-~· ll"l Athens · stepped bac1t, wiped the perspJra~ PQME.RQY ·tlon from bts ·forehead, 8·h d ~ade Weibton a:ood on the second throw to giye tOgan the Panthers the .eame In a rea) Gallipolis Is No.2 Contender For Crown OfHeavywei11ht Cbamnion Pattnson )'fEW Men's Dress alt,ht ....., ,_.., J,ucao, bavlnll HoudAshelt 112 170 ll82 ICOI'ed ail IYerlfe of 38.1 polntl Whipple BelJn, Powell 7.f.20; Carpenter, 26 22 22 'PO E. 11-l.JS.; ftame 3-0-e; Gai~er eper ram• in 13 eonte1ta. The Mid· Handlrap dleton 111• II CUl'NDliJ •verag. Total• 1130 11f1 819 4·22; 1-1-6. 'l'otot. '1-lt,. 76. lq J7 11111oia • - · for • total SITS R8CORD of 481 lit ihf aame number ' or Bit Nell Johnston put his nanl(' olubel. STILL WJIDI HILP Into the raeorcl book with a new NEW UP - lledlcal U · I8J; &lme out the bot shootlne cluh scorlnR mark lor the Phlla· Pllnlll otYtlJIK Art Larson, former oa• • tallied '7'7 polntt between them delphia W1lrrlors today . Johnstou tennis thamptOn who Is per· • tHdlaa _, club. to Important had a 38-polnt performtlftce Tuea· tiona1 tlally blind and p1ralyzed as ,. reday •111>1. whkb IJMII a <w- ~lllt ot J bllh!!lar l ..ldent, eoooer total of e.on tbuae to ~ ... appe11 was - ' NOW 25 '!f Off 76·5~ Knillbt .. SPOlT COATS astern Downed 76...,'5 At Be]pre (n Cage Maf ('h El!ater», to play. NOW 70'+ OFF jn STORM PAINT *LUMBER *NAILS Baske&ball SPORT ' SHI.R.TS ·COMPLETE LINE The len.oe match bad the lead eha..n&e .or tied lt times wi~ the High -'-ooJ Low, l.ow Prfees! WE CA.-RY them In the game. White 1al~ria golq abe•d for good in the last quarter tboueb , the Tornado pulle.d to within one ro.i,nt twice. Ford and Arnold repeatedly took the ball away from ltaei~,. :vould·be rebounden, getting JJJ.•' de ll' eo for the ball. Salser, With his 185 pound 6-1 frame 2530 was the only Tornado yho could WUI out-jostle the Falcon.s. But he a' lone wasp-,. enough. 1 ClatWaht~ma's 220 Ford played impres!live ball from hi! spot on otfeJUe 10 feet in fTont of the b.&ak· et. He made four close-In push 434 sbota on recovered rebounds while 421 Jerry Arnold was effective from 432 558 eilher side. 462 E;;------;::;----~- • 3 808 77~ 727 2310 ~('DOllalt] tioJ¥ t~ the fou,l lltJ;e with fhe second11 ; Thj! r~>\IM1111ama bad <;enter S. T. John,sop, stepped poHCslon of the hall tJtrou&b most qvtrf.w' ., the Blue Devils · Jy Unittd p, • .., r.emaiWQB in tbe t:a~e lut night ( ipto a !.ru,te with u much 11 J:AIT · and cpol)r two foul sbota tlult ,minutes remaioinl the \:l_all. Loyo~a M'd. 82 Univ. 66 ,-ave ~is P,o~eroy Purple Panther game ..~ueptJy, their po1nt St. FnnciJ N.Y. 71 Amer. Int. 69 team a narro.w 16-415 victory over tot(l,) •n tbe period. was a scant Ptlorris Harvey 'i'1 W Vir W 79 tbe viliting Oallipolia Blue Devils. five - ~~ wb,ije the Panthers SOUTH · es. was the sllcth Ieacue were Mllrjq l(t ttr tU victory . F~-an ~ w -•r..-d 7,. .Thef victol)' 11 tb r th p ..,, ..- w 0 WLD ~ sepso.n °~ e anHi,gb .sc9~r !6r the .eve.uing was N. Carolina St . BO Virginia 63 t~ers and ~ept them tn the nuL- Sophomor, It~ Boltlc of the \\'ake Forelt 77 Duke 59 mng for third place . hooon F?r Blue DevHs with 14: poinb. Aaron N. Car. AII:T 72 Wimton-Salem ·63 th~ season~ It was the~.r ei,a:hth NID Buffington was hlgb (or tbe Pan· Lou isville 79 l..oyo!~ l..a. 53 agaJnst five se.t back!. thers with 1Z. MIDWIE$T Sl. Lou is 49 Oklahorita A&Y . 4~ !1\etuallr. Johnso..n had a ~b time ji!etting Into the &eQI'iiii ool· In the prE>liro..inary conteat, the Notre Dame 94 Indiana 82 · Ur!\D a,ll even,ing. He was weU , Ga,IHpolis Reprv~s de:feated the lllinoitJ Te<:>h 6! -chkago Univ . 16 cove.red bb the .(let'enae tbrown u_p 1 ·P omeroy keserves ..bY a 38-30 Hiram 71,1 fenn 51 by tbe B ue Devlb and when he score. Tolodo 71 Kent State 67 d1d manage t~ get a shot or two POM,EROY (4G): ~tman 1 O.() 6 ; . SOUTHWEST be c_ould not fi~ the range.. . Wildermuth . 4 2-C 1b; JohOS9Jl, 1 Mkansas 62 Tex . Christian 58 His opportumty to caah 19- 011 8·'7 8; BuffipgtAA, • -':I 12; Sisson , N. Mex. A&M BS Ariz. Tempe 80 t~e foul sh~t.s ~~ ~n a bectic 3 4-8 10. To~)& 1~ ~~~ te. Oklahoma City 107 N. Mexico &1 final 30 seconds w~ucll saw the GALLIPOLI/i (46 ~: 'th,omas 40.0 8 WEST Panther41 trai,llnl( b)> DI1E! _point at McMa.Nm, 2 3·5 7; K. BQstie, 6 Wa&hlngWn 66 Oregon 63 45-44 and play,ng lor a 1mal sbot 2·3 14; Carr. 0 IJ..O 0; Gil~or_e, 0 Santa Clara 61 Coli. of Pacific 15. at the bucket. 0. 1 O; H:'ll~· 1 2-4: i; GiUesple, 5 2·2 12. Totals, la &-U 45. Wh it,h .the seeonolds tieking away. Scoring by guarters: ~ I o n SlSBOn 1in ly j\lmped a,nd .::ll'n arched the ban toward the .,ucket. Pw:Jlel'G,V 11 10 9) io - 48 It hit the ·hOOp Ud bounce4 off QJJ.Mp9,l11 1~ 12 ~ r1i - 45 into lohnson's b-ands. He was foul· OffieiJb: ';['ad Grover and !Bob eel as be tough_t for p. shol T)1e Wren. lr United Pr"' cloctt: stopped with five s.eeonds ~------G,rove City ~ Groveport tl ........... · "' tJu; ~ •tol!ld th••lr ,,... to &r.ID .• I@Jd. N~ls..,viUe ,/dc<ju•ltl 7-8-22; For Mldt\I#J>O<t JO!ll Bowles Keatmg 2·2-6; Young iH-20; Djxo~ foiUld the ran&-e in the la st 'hidf, 4·2:10; Tanc:U¥ J·2-4; Stufflebean t~lng scoring ~onors wHh a total 5-2-12.. or 20 pomu. lie &ot 1-6 of them in the last half. ~t:tle . Bo~lo;. N.el\. son had 19 for his rught s . work. He' was held scorless only m the bod second q•arter. . 45 F..... ' · ' -• . Jill ~uah as 10 points. Kelley was throw. high for Middleport with a nice Coacb ,N olan Swadhammer'1 27 tDta). lads came out- after the mid-way SCOBIE BY QUARTERS pep talk to hold ,th~ le.Jll':le leadM.lt;l.dleport 22 27 42 58 ers. even, e.ach te~ gettfns J~ · Nelso.a¥ille 12 3'1 52 74 pomts. However t¥ ijouods steam· · Ind.iWdual 8coring. Middleport, ed ahead apiQ ~n ·tAe ~.M;t qu.ar· Morra 346· MrComas 1..().2· ~nt.er to count 22 .to 1.6, .eat104: u.p nedy 3·1·7.' KeU~y 0-0-0· Bowlos 74-58. ~2-20; QCben ().()..(); Hi~dy 1·2-4: -&ophotn.es 2'1·10 Big Tom ~c9H.!Ii~ was ·bJA1. for ,NN~el~oo~n~s-:l~·!~g~W~hltJi~tl~at~c~h-IHI~.O~.~---=:===::::;::::::;=--the winners ·wi~ ~ th~~;~,P he . - pointtJ in the was a _close 20 poonts, 12 ~~ NIO - seD.IOfS • D.e:(eal .,., of Wabal!la. ,lorry ¥ool~ Wid I• . ~ a tree · second f<ame tile ~· ~t· ' Ford. 4> la'fl' ll!lci-. ___.,. . ~~ of Jla<ine mad.e llle only · o · d St""''""• d of La~ M>YI tll.e,Jr bpy~ "'ate 1 · &Mil• the To.r.natto irl the fourth llrst lps,s. ~. · Betweon them Aro¢d ODd F9r!'l fte eamo left Racine with a rolled up U points 12 each Jt -team Booti::tt Jjercent~ae on the tile Jow-~i»tr ~ )'t'hicti Pt~tof ··9~ fi,cured from a e~ a 19-w 1!2., tlt.f1 qutter coWtt . ' . . 91 815 1bota t.l.ktln and tSB Mo- lcjaJ<tH' .. .' Johnson's Two Free ThroM Made Good ' -~CO;;:';;-;IUG=-;;;-;lJ'~E~-P-ain:-=:!-:..=n:r=.H=:~--;~.~-:-:,;-::-1 :~~~=---...,.A-=-1=w:--e-=il= l's- N =-=e-w ln LastS·Nmnds Are Differmu BASKETBALL sr..!:~."~~~· Protege Scores ot \bte ..._at TKO In Upset sank alx ¥1 Cat,bolic H~St'GN. t'H.: -Roy lrt•rrls, L)'le Makin, UO, ·~·- 10. 190. C~tH-thHt. To., • ...,_ STOCKTON, t .atlf.t ·D 0 m my l'l!Je . getP.I;l,J t~ and 10 ra.spect1ve- Claude eftapiiMn, 191 , N. . York orau-., 116, Mlnfla, byoect ""'"t of <\lew in the fi"t half 00. ' WNchor, 117, Lo, 4. .'"p. River boys held a ~IUJilding 2212 first qua.i ter .i.,ad. ~ Bobby Nelao.n MJ.IITiS and Kennel:ly were hot 'whe,n ihe game opened. getting 20 o( the 22 pointll lBowles a:ot one Uel<ier)." In , the ~ ~~ By Uni!M - . , A:!~!~:~~~. ~q......, '!"! . . Quarter, tseored z..s. In Smmd ;- ·':;E~ "'"' v:•••·~ -·d' • ~ ·w,nama =· ..,.eOu. R,aelne .; -~ Beat Devils; Yellow Jackets nrop 9 Hid'-;;dl;-ii'DRI'f---;-u-ad~s't')=.:-;-.l<~~r;--;_O~pe-.,-::-in-g-~F=tGH= . =T'-=u=s-=-u-LT-5~--=.__,1,..,..,.:A~,....,t:r=...- ,ll.......... lclo{ -Mo... _... ~~· vu.ar!or · Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Jan, 30, 1957-S Racine Drops Fir8t Game To White Falcons 42-37 'OUTSTANDING' TROPHIES ...... • ~. I -----------------~--- WHI!N lmER AUTOMOBIL£5 AlE BUILT ,, Drop in on us this week-today would be even better! · •New Adtlonced Varltlble Pitch DrJfltlflow fs the on/11 Dyna/low Bufck build~ 'od(lll· It h ffatular(l on BotulflUUiter, S11per and Century-optiooal lilt mode.t •rtra cod pn tlw Svt"Ciul. Safefy .Miuder N narulanl. em Roodmaster, opr/or1.aJ atlwr Seriu. Buiclc SUPER • .ROAD1\4ASTER. &UtlD T H E M - - - - - - - - - - - - - . - - - 'BLAETTNAR, AUTO CO. ,( Middleport, o. ~· • -- POMEROY 500 E. MaJn St. • •• But you ougl,t .to get this news where it happens-at the wheel of the newest new Buick yet. T.hat way you can also see for yourself how much more interjor room you eojoy in the lowest Buick ever-even how mum safer you J'eel with Buick's exc.lusive Sa£ety-,Mintl.ef0 telling you with an insistent buzz when y0 u reach tbe miles-per· hour yon .P'e~oose for yourself. • R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. c....Mill•lll 2•d Sts. lUlCK WILl • to the lowest center of gravity in ~!.lick history-yet W{iltlout sacrificing an inch in wheel size or vilJ) road clearance. �. ,. 1.. '*IW' . . . ....,. _..,. . • · '-l>all1 Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Jan. 30, 1957 \ Tornado Blow5 Coolin Shooting As P~nlhers 7v•.. '-"' "' lll """ ~~is yer,r )to . ~ t'+'O .., 11 ~~~. st,r.iug o1 JAab'Ji~t w~fW!tte~ tw.o n1. ~~- \Ute 'b/41 . - d J'i-l8 Tuesday night pn Ule ~·m~ 1.or W~. By .~ t})r.ee-way new Waluurua tloor as the f!.ace AWtf): it ~as. $~. ~ Fp i... O:Os ir«""!lo I9A 19 42-87 . jllj\1 iol!t.J.!!¥· !IJ¢lne · htd fought ~' o """"'~~' 110~,. o.l ..,ream 11!11'41 )II ~ ~4 1r- !Tolled ~a,o ,..!· ~.,llll..,~ilf ,141 f'J ~ Fo<d It w•• a f•l<tll\l Mli\la!l!>n ~~ \1lf . ~ ~ ·wiAAJaJ adss for il~W $200,000 AAhlet.Lc .P}.aDt ~ -~ II'-• t.l · M'il¥una ~ut '- ~~ niJbt 1D the ·f,o.~ quarter, with Ra· lor Coa.c.b 4"l' J.lqra"IIJPP't ~·· ·dne t.ryini -to btealc up .the game They were c.oJ,d in .000~. 1'l;ler wltb a · partial all-coU11 press Ford were pushed out ol po~hon Jr. : ,pi two more fteldert, Arnold one rebounds .., ttw two~ ,..1Jsk,l.u: . and .Qllver, l.ayne and Clark each I r ... .e~. ~rN '" ..,..w..,.-. Y• l. ••~ Vllal J!"t ~lo,v. Ja...bt.& .tbl:ew J. 1:~ ~re luSt.u!flebeJm J~~,d DlXOn were the to an ~~ ~·. :t.bif,..~e \~e~;dlil~:b\Jttar boy.a for Nehon· leag~.JeJl~ N~v.i)le w Kocl<io.f Co•l!IY .,...,....~><\~< ' ' ran low .<1!1 1-~ ll.lld ~I, 'lf<08. Thi• U,.e it ~~ •l<eloonvj\le 74, Mi<ldleix!rl ~ · atJN the Ol!lo 8199 favQJ',I,q WabJAna . tn e JOod. KaJnwhije, tbe T<d'NldO W4 &Unl fn 1 reserve game the little Fal· were aij~d u Graham c.rt -eo~ rOUiped over Racine 32-18 as Wolle, Sa leer, ·~· ~_.· Blreb MeDidc batt nine for the losera '!ere held uode, tG polnta l'r the ..aod ·R oush 12 for the winners. f~rst Uu:Je .tJU ye!W. Time after : Score by qp.ar~rs; -ume S;pit .IPUh Molt from lZ.US lfaet out nmmed iU basket for Raei:ne .a&ld ~llrpbed ot.tt. Wahama wu little ·~•rp,r o~ -the .ehootinc department. '*•hama hlt on 18 ol ita tlhots out of .m1 tries lor lii'JI, . Racine hit 10 of ~5 fol o V'I'Y ~oor 22% . Compared to thl;'!lt J•gamf pver.,. of f121', ~cin' had I more than poor nijllt. 7 17 29 37 W~a 1.2 18 S2 42 lncli.vidual acorint: Racine: Grabam 1-M; SaJaer t-1-9; .,.dams .1+ ·8; Wolf~ H-8; tslr!<h J.C-D; Powell }-3-G. To..t_AJs 1()...1'7-;S7. 'IV~: Oliver 2-HI; Nyold I> 2-12; Ford 64-12; JOYD.J 0-I)JJ; Clar' l~; Layne 0-J...l; ;Rous-h 2.Q..4; Q. Roush 0-0·0; Sp.rouae ().().0. Totals ~2. RJcl.ne n: llad unl~lmum of tout. .,,..d. UA\11 !Ju> 'ourtb mg, •xon an _..,...,am ft uc· ed the Jacket&: "!-0 • tlld w~t ahead by 10 .PO\l)U. Tbe Hounile counted 25 pointe ln that diastrou.s second quarter to the oJI\e~6tl' live! . Bowles and Hm(ly eiH!'b ~~ " ~ £.Ieider and .KenneQ- &li,Qk ' (r,ee ;:~~~~:::·v.~.~~more,~ ~···~:~::::. :.~.~......... ... -u•. t•. • ~·· l44, ' - 'A....tr...-·,~ Bowling Highlights INI)IJ$TRIAL LEAGUE Raoul" J1nu1ry :14, 1917. RobinsGn 's 2 N. Y. c. O,t~.m 1 1 Pomeroy Lions 3 Pomer.oy Motor Q H&R nrestone 2 Sporf.t Cenfer 1 $TANDING$ Won Lott Pomeroy Liona 5¥..: 't.l Pomeroy Mr.tor Co. 3 3 New Yurk Clothing 3 3 Robin ~ ·m 's Laundry 21,) ~~ Sports Cenlt·r 2 • H & R Firestone 2 4 High Tenm Gnme - Sporta Cen· ter Qf.ofl . Hluh Ten •n Scries--Llor.s H i~h Individual Game _ 213 High Ind ividual Series wort.hy, 587. & R FIR!STONE Rnlley 17ft 13~ 1 2, rarsons 147 12Q t45 lfa.(O{I'rt~· 146 143 143 "'rElhinm·y 171'1 210 173 Warnke 164 157 141 I Hnmllrap 'l'otnl s I SPORTS CENTER 162 146 122 175 149 7!i4 F.. \tcKinnc)· l)rf'mu·r Tewblwry •g= . . , . . IIIII ol the New York lonalu tapo lo wilo ,__ znlla the ollhe 18th l'ltllodalpllla track and ... . 'Ia roar mloutes and l'hll Colamao, Chi' 10.1 _.._.._,IDIJhedap111'111 b$1nd r;:"IIIIJ ...(-!tonal) :-'--2'-'--=-- - - - Hot Scoring Duel Burning Boards In Prep League 1 132 208 125 181 Ui7 181 502 4~2 460 158 1~7 400 R McKinn('y lf!O 182 491 Totuls 732 909 23~ N!W YORK CLOTHING Cla twnl'lhy Duerr 187 1M 144 180 162 189 211 99 133 149 160 148 1fl2 148 119 4 4 833 733 798 Kloea Sauer Lytle Davis Jhnrli <'np Totuls 587 2Mi 277 499 472 287 8 2364 ROBINSON'S LAUNDRY O'Brien Wlgg iu s Schocnlob Will Grucscr Y . Anderson 143 171 314 17JJ 131 310 lft5 147 147 449 213 170 1M 538 1!17 182 132 47• 136 166 322 24 24 847 810 '771 2428 H~ndlcap Totala POMEROY LIGNS CLUB COLlJt!IWI, 0. UP - One of the botttat 1e0rtn1 duels Jn Ohio billh ,lth!lol ..,, bt.tory t. b•lno Wright Wiled tbU eauo• bltwHn Larry Sloi!Hid of Shelby and Mlddl•· W. And••rson Gi bbs t.owo11 Jerry Lucas. 17~ 180 20& 1180 172 127 1~3 452 180 1GB \70 512 17!1 132 208 &$ 169 138 144 4'11 877 773 880 · 2530 Totula Both hoyt are IYeraginr well POMEROY MOTOR COMPANY over 81 polatl a tame and are ture · to lel · individual scoring ~ Jl lltltlr rupocUvo IChools. SJeJflled, at pteaent, ha1 a Bowen Lohse HarrltJ Runnel 189 188 11'7 142 lim 130 176 498 146 169 503 117 153 144 431 124 138 420 • l•.•lf '~ Wi•t lt.•••w . "'"'~ ,... whJ,oll,4 w all. 'IVa· ~al!'J t,as ~d for 1J ,.,,..o~~. Tlte ;ro~-IJ,opt lt. iloOdly eye at thl (oul Utie, makln1 ilf put of U trle~. 1t \faa skilf heft that kept J The lo&~~ shoved Jackets deeper in the ~e.ague oollar with nine loa· "" aeamll""" victory, ·Middle-port • &ql.l.eaker Reserves to the Ji.ttle l o~t a Hound1 d . a-fter tranmg all the way by • Juniors ,_ Play ll,l At (nt-mu ..-L ·• ....,.... ~ Girls' Intermural basket~all is 8 apeeia'l rp~ of the Week's pro· gram at Middleport ·High School now. Mrs. Nan Moore i-s coaclf of the teiUI\8 and Larry Baker and Charles Davis are referees. Friday J,he Seniors defeated the Juniors, u..19 and the Sophomores beat the Fr.eahmen, 17.9 . Tuesday evening alter school the J · b a~~:e e~~=-sFre:f:~~e:7 ·t~2~ I Stot!k llfJ N..., at was hel4 in (\lqoe clieek tha,t Arst quarter. l!o &UJlered 13 pf bJa half. )'"oung ~it~ OF ·INSULATION- SHINGLES HOGG 6 ZUSPAN· . C1n Giw Y«1 A 8i, /.11'1' NOW FLl.lk~a~·~~· ~~~ 1'HE "'r' r.fHIN I.UVI~~ Tllt&_lt MATERIAL$ .INCORPORATED In The Hearl Of Mason Clly ~ . SPORTS'CENTER MaeGregor ·Dealer MUI St. Middleport ERNEST COVERT, Mgr. Phone 197 r· Eddie heavywei&ht King Archie 8 8 6 6 5 4 z The Panthe.r s j!Jmped off to a 1 1 1 ~~~~~. fi~ ~~~~:'".: i1rr~Wtia~ Moore M-adlna 43 Coshocton Sacred Heart 74 Pl:aln!icld 4' Reynoldsburg 73 Piekerington 37 Berne Union 79 Mifflin 56 Che.ape.a ke 54 Coal Grovl:' 39 Ironton 'St. Joseph 67 Rock hill 64 Lockland Weyne 60 T•lawanda 46 Welbton 78 Loean 61 F . I 76 " --k R' "8 ;;~;,:ke 53 ObeJln Lorain St. Mary 94 HOUSTON, Tex. Up - An upset victory over Cla ude Chapm.an oi New York Tuelday night le(t .sauthe.rn _heav y,well;bt ,champion Roy Hams of Cut· N-Sboot. Tex., with .a string of 18 straight pro· mr:st: CLEARANCE VALUES Men's- YJlu,eo t.o W.Ji SUITS · .. · .. · · ...... Voblealo $~.18 SPORT COATS •· $1A.99 TOP • ucao. this be real?" t'Can a car be so Sn SUBURBAN COATS ALL Values t.o $Z1.5G .. $14.99 WOOL Ivy ...... Caps $1.69 As Low as ~~~~';;,~;'.~.~.~ ~••~it.•m. 60 ~~:S:.!::"~~~w;a ~o.%~ •;1 L" z 5HO·p· iod enabled the Panthers to mpve ahead by a score of 1'7·1! at 1.he end. E•tWn _., They held •the lead until late! Rutland 54 in the second guarter wben Bob _ ·u ·ed · 2 11 •• Gt espie ·ti It up at l ·a WIL.¥ • free tbrow and fo1Lowed wit.b another to move· the Blue Devils into the 1ead for the first time. A minute or 50 later, Johnson I hit on two free throws to m.,ve the Pan'tbel'!; back into 8 one point advantage at 2 5-24. Sisson's two free toues made it 27 _24 at the 16 56 Linsly Institute (W. Va.) 78 Bridgeport -61 Yorkville 59 Gibso11burg 60 Pemberville 5T Wes~wood 69 "IJaaS -Bm'ER .fOR .•......, :Poland 62 IA!uisville 57 Grftnsford 64 F11irfield 47 Warren HarJing 56 Howland 55 Vienna 100 Fowler 31 ~ UC .eo-t·St.. P-.eroy, Ohio halftime. The Blue DeviJa scored six s,.~:_aigsehc!oi>Ondinhtsal!atttboe labekllein.nin3~2o7! . ·• "'"' ulead but were unable to hold it long If' the Panthers came back to move •head b;y 33·30. It w.u at that point .t hat IM Panther att.ack bogpd clown conslclerably and the Blue Devils forged back into tht IHd to hold a 40-36 .ctvantage .t the three qu..Ur mute:. The P!lnthers foua:ht back in that final period trying ,t q t&Jn r· ~ ~. • ;! ' ' you ask.you~self. kma: aad low ·lnd daring? brfiliaotly 1tyledT' And what yon su is matched only by what you'll feel wbeo you BOttllllly put tbia beauty in motion. *Sti.ll <io!)d Selection The f«l of the 310 hp. V-8 ., you eat "P the road. The tul of Push.Jiutton Torque- . Flite tbat packs a 1ilk·smoo~ 1·2/unch. The feel of Tonioo-Aire Ride an Tota1Contact Jrak.cs that give you a new mastery every ~riYint situation. ••mt. And Score by quarten: Got yours now. or 7-:1-17; Wood• So stDp in at your Dod;e dealer'• and ask f« tl)e keys_ to a Swepi-Wing Dod&•· A f0'4 minu,tes behind the wheel will convince you: You have never seen felt owned anything Iii;, ill ' .' MEN'S SUITS 1f2 Reg. Price DRESS SHIRTS WOOL JACQTS , Pastel In oxford ·and broadeloth. Original Warn:~ $1.35 STADIUM COATS as toast_ Woolt!na and FleeceJ. Quilt· ed lhl)ng. Reg. to ~1.50, Lace baek. Sl:tea 20 to 36. Sold at $3.95 made ~ (or ''JtUl more eont<lh\1111111•" to. ~ blm. new cars, more aud more people find that the newest of them all is Buick. w*- and nylons. Reg. ro $18.85. For pver and above the brilliant newness of Buick's low.cweep fashion, you find here a new kin4 d 'TM'rfornwnce and handling and safelfl and security and solidity of ride. .$9.95 PAJAMAS Flanaelette, broadelotb and nylon. 4DY· thing to Uil.9$. On the road is where you realize what all $2.95 BOY'$ SUR COATS O~PANTS $2.00 It bru~• lhro~gh the vibration ba!Tie~ It le awept-wln; mutety of motion ·IN looldng over this year's Hea"!. $12.45 ' H unlea•h•• a hurrlcanel of power 'i Quilt,.. lilllng. $4.95.and $3.95. ' •. 1 ~Group ... Double and Slng!l!' Bre.&Me.d • Reg. $50 Coats . . . . . . . • . • .. Now $33.95 expertence every time you take the wheel 7·6-20: Boyle• 1-6-11; kuhn 3·8-)•; Guo! OH; Hot!or 1-0;1; Whll]atch 0-0.0. Totals 21·23-65. ' $24.95 J..- lmllline ,owning this is something that simply can't be measure~! in dollan and cent& *Worth WhJI.e Savi•gs TOPCOATS 52 in this Group -Tweeds, Gabs, F.leeces, Swept-Wing Do4~ · ~ pride. and pleu11r0 you11 Eastern 19 38 51 65 Belpre 20 tl 88 t8 t.b.ill means. You feel a new obedience -a great and wondrous new lilt- in the answer of Buick's big new 364-cubic-inch VB engine teamed to an advanced new Variable Pitch Dynallow•-instant Dynaflow. 1 rack of the~e Togo ZlPJl.er-front. Re,g, ftO $14.96. . • $6;00 B_oy's Wim. Caps · · .. · · .. $1.45 Boy's Sweatari · · · · · · · · · · · · $2.00 Wool and flannel, plain and fancy. Reg. up to $2.45. 1 \ lt.f•nv Coats and V-Neck wools and orlons. ll.es. to Yau feel a new safety, a new solidity in the $5 .95. / Other Clearanee Bargolns massive new chassis that "nests" the car •• KMw11 For Comfolt CENTURY lawrence Welk, star of twa full-f'Ku shows aac:h wttk on ABC-TV V:. selac:led as 1 fe~u;ed l)lrlor'!'f"" lit President Fisenhower's I~IIJural '8 T·HE SHOE BOX GHIO COATS Suede laekla New Ph,iladeJphJa 'J5 Bellait'e 63 warren St. Mary's 74 Adena 715 Barnesville 'i'O YOuniJlown Cirdinel Mooney 56 .45 9-' JIEAP Clevel.ind St. John Cantius 68 Kenston 66 Newbury 58 Asbt.lbula .Edgewood 66 Chardon 51 Geneva Spencer 60 Kirtland 45 Northeaatern 77 CbaadJe,rtyille 74 Belle Valley 62 Fraze)'§burg 84 Homer Union 58 Bethel 101 Summerfield 78 Chesterhill 75 Marietta st Mar.y 6 1 Ch t 7o Gl 62 auncey ous er Eaal Liverpool Sf Youngstown East 50 .t.ltl!ltor!UIII. Clo.,. BETTER HURRY l;r" Mechanicsburg 50 Xenia St. Brigid ~ Urbana St. Marys 40 Welt ~lberty 1!8 Urbona Local 55 er~ville 71 Ne.- Concotd 67 Dr61deh 7,2 McConnelsville 51 .Roseville .at P~Jo 41 G1enrord 79 Thornville 45 Somenet 102 New Strailiville S4 Scautb ZaaesviUe 85 Old Washington 61 c~ •.1100 at mao, under the roanat:emeDt . ROC!ky Mvclano'• old head mil-.. AI Weill, bad ente1ed the rlnr a favorite . \Chapman wel&hei 1DI ' · You watch it sweeping by, thJ!i', low-slung Swept-Win& Dodge, arul you · knOW in an instant that nothipg you hav0 · ever seen before cao compare witlt it. COj.Ch Hartaell Doddrlll Slid today It "looks like we m.a)' wet rolling here pretty soon. Our boys have had everylhJng there iM to havo now a.nd we ought to get together." Bea~ley waa the Ill regu . lar. • Belpre had Powell with 20, Capehart with 23 and Gainer with 22 points to lead the 1corina par·· ade, Eaitern'• Woode was able to get 20 on 7 fleldera and six free toues. Belpre was never headed alter takiag the lead with only seeonda to 10 in the fil'flt folU.IrleJ on 1 tree throw. &n 1 preHmlnary Eastern ·reJeflvea: Wete de(eatcd 211 to 415. Chippewa Boots MIDDLEPORT CU.Cin.ndi Withrow tT C inci~at.i TJft 78 c~neinnati llu&Ms 43 Cincinnati Woodward 70 Cincinnati Wafnut Hills 5!1 flouot Verncn St. Vincent 60 Marengo fO Granville 80 Hebron 80 Ai<'Luney 92 Junctloa City 73 Thll 190-pound flthU,«hDi&teacher fW:.OEed a .technlcll Doc~ ()ut at 2:04 ot Uw a.:btll JW ()Ver tht tranaplllrtH Gelf'&lai -., &rP before 1. t\ll'n•way diOW4 ' 1 • Poot Ol'lld••to fenional vletorlea wttbout a Clevelan.IJ G1lmour Academy 34 Clearview 87 Columbia 47 North Olm1tt>sd 64 I'Jea,.ntville 78 Lo.t 2 2 4 4 5 6 8 9 •••':in ermuth was bacJt on his game wit.tl eicht ~nts taiUetl in the "'eriod. anything like it! Eastern High School cagers lost to the strong Belpre club Tuesday niJ;bt ln a game at Belpre, plaYint without the service! of one regular who wa1 out of the lineup with flu . Bar- ecl of lpaed 8.003 Joe point•~ NOW 10% OFF PAY BILLS ... BUY BARGAINS Ask for $10 to $1000-Repay Ea61fy. • ~-.~~~-~--~.c~.~~. 4.R· mla~~h·s-intbe-~~~~~~!~~~-~~l~i~ir!e!Sit;.i~~b!n1~~oo~~~~:~L~l•~~1•~7~~i~~~~o~n~~n~~~~~t~::~~~==~~~=~~~~~~;:::= NOW 20% OFF SOCKS POW!ERFIIL CASH 1:) UP - I w_. "storybook finish." ist from Re{lding, ·C alif., wa1 rat- lie Paatraoo of New Orleana,La.., ed the N0. ·2 contender for Floyd is fifth and Bob Satterfield of Chi. :Patterson's heavyweight title to- cago is sJxth . 1 1- · 'd l)' . in ·'the monthly ranking& of ' Rli'lg Magazine. Yolande Pompey of Trinidad rose to the No. 2 spot in the tight· M.11"hen, w.ho scored. his 20th heavy-wei"ht ratings on the basis _. . • straight vktory when he out. of h1s second-rou.nd knocko1.1t o( pointed ex..)il{ht.heavyweigbt clwm- European rhampwn G e 7 h a r d pion Joey Maxim b.st Friday Hecht rA Gcrmnny, ~ho dropped nigbt, was rankeil immediately be- t? f ourth. \huck ~pJcsc r o£ Lan· ·b ind New York's 'J:'ommy (Huni· ~mg, 1\lu·h., rPm funed the No, J cane) Jackrnm. Machen was ra t- contcn.dcr fllld Tony Al'!thony. of ed the No. 5 hen-yweight contend- . New '\: ork was: t·anked thtrd. er in Ripg's December rankings. Ray Robin!;on, who lost the mid. ln the reshuffilng of the heavy· dlewe'.•• ht IItie lo Gene Fullmer weight contenders, Ring elev.a ted Hll"t11d T"~ of,. lnd~h. N. J., to on Jan. 2, was ranked the No.1 ~'"' ..d contender in that divi!itm followed the No. 3 !!pOt an dropped light by Charley Htimez of France, • Ralph Jones of Yonkers, N. Y., BITTEN BY BUG and Ellsworth {Spider) Webb of NEW YORK UP -Marty Mari- Chicago. on, "bitten by the basketball bug" Jn the welterweight dlviaion, after 20 years in baseball, left for Gaspar Ortega or Mexico took Louisville wi th a business associ- over the second spot behind chamate today to explore the possibiJi- pion Carmen Basilio and Chief ties of obtaining a National Bas· contender Johnny Saxton . Tom' ketball Assn. Franchise in that DeMarco droPped to third and dty. Jsaac Logart was rated forl!b. SLACkS BUILD·ING NEEDS YORK. S.EOL JT:AIIDUI.GI After· a time out ealled by t,he Panthers, Johnson tupped the first Ne,laQ,nvllle shot In to ~ : \tP tbe b~ll ga"-~· ll"l Athens · stepped bac1t, wiped the perspJra~ PQME.RQY ·tlon from bts ·forehead, 8·h d ~ade Weibton a:ood on the second throw to giye tOgan the Panthers the .eame In a rea) Gallipolis Is No.2 Contender For Crown OfHeavywei11ht Cbamnion Pattnson )'fEW Men's Dress alt,ht ....., ,_.., J,ucao, bavlnll HoudAshelt 112 170 ll82 ICOI'ed ail IYerlfe of 38.1 polntl Whipple BelJn, Powell 7.f.20; Carpenter, 26 22 22 'PO E. 11-l.JS.; ftame 3-0-e; Gai~er eper ram• in 13 eonte1ta. The Mid· Handlrap dleton 111• II CUl'NDliJ •verag. Total• 1130 11f1 819 4·22; 1-1-6. 'l'otot. '1-lt,. 76. lq J7 11111oia • - · for • total SITS R8CORD of 481 lit ihf aame number ' or Bit Nell Johnston put his nanl(' olubel. STILL WJIDI HILP Into the raeorcl book with a new NEW UP - lledlcal U · I8J; &lme out the bot shootlne cluh scorlnR mark lor the Phlla· Pllnlll otYtlJIK Art Larson, former oa• • tallied '7'7 polntt between them delphia W1lrrlors today . Johnstou tennis thamptOn who Is per· • tHdlaa _, club. to Important had a 38-polnt performtlftce Tuea· tiona1 tlally blind and p1ralyzed as ,. reday •111>1. whkb IJMII a <w- ~lllt ot J bllh!!lar l ..ldent, eoooer total of e.on tbuae to ~ ... appe11 was - ' NOW 25 '!f Off 76·5~ Knillbt .. SPOlT COATS astern Downed 76...,'5 At Be]pre (n Cage Maf ('h El!ater», to play. NOW 70'+ OFF jn STORM PAINT *LUMBER *NAILS Baske&ball SPORT ' SHI.R.TS ·COMPLETE LINE The len.oe match bad the lead eha..n&e .or tied lt times wi~ the High -'-ooJ Low, l.ow Prfees! WE CA.-RY them In the game. White 1al~ria golq abe•d for good in the last quarter tboueb , the Tornado pulle.d to within one ro.i,nt twice. Ford and Arnold repeatedly took the ball away from ltaei~,. :vould·be rebounden, getting JJJ.•' de ll' eo for the ball. Salser, With his 185 pound 6-1 frame 2530 was the only Tornado yho could WUI out-jostle the Falcon.s. But he a' lone wasp-,. enough. 1 ClatWaht~ma's 220 Ford played impres!live ball from hi! spot on otfeJUe 10 feet in fTont of the b.&ak· et. He made four close-In push 434 sbota on recovered rebounds while 421 Jerry Arnold was effective from 432 558 eilher side. 462 E;;------;::;----~- • 3 808 77~ 727 2310 ~('DOllalt] tioJ¥ t~ the fou,l lltJ;e with fhe second11 ; Thj! r~>\IM1111ama bad <;enter S. T. John,sop, stepped poHCslon of the hall tJtrou&b most qvtrf.w' ., the Blue Devils · Jy Unittd p, • .., r.emaiWQB in tbe t:a~e lut night ( ipto a !.ru,te with u much 11 J:AIT · and cpol)r two foul sbota tlult ,minutes remaioinl the \:l_all. Loyo~a M'd. 82 Univ. 66 ,-ave ~is P,o~eroy Purple Panther game ..~ueptJy, their po1nt St. FnnciJ N.Y. 71 Amer. Int. 69 team a narro.w 16-415 victory over tot(l,) •n tbe period. was a scant Ptlorris Harvey 'i'1 W Vir W 79 tbe viliting Oallipolia Blue Devils. five - ~~ wb,ije the Panthers SOUTH · es. was the sllcth Ieacue were Mllrjq l(t ttr tU victory . F~-an ~ w -•r..-d 7,. .Thef victol)' 11 tb r th p ..,, ..- w 0 WLD ~ sepso.n °~ e anHi,gb .sc9~r !6r the .eve.uing was N. Carolina St . BO Virginia 63 t~ers and ~ept them tn the nuL- Sophomor, It~ Boltlc of the \\'ake Forelt 77 Duke 59 mng for third place . hooon F?r Blue DevHs with 14: poinb. Aaron N. Car. AII:T 72 Wimton-Salem ·63 th~ season~ It was the~.r ei,a:hth NID Buffington was hlgb (or tbe Pan· Lou isville 79 l..oyo!~ l..a. 53 agaJnst five se.t back!. thers with 1Z. MIDWIE$T Sl. Lou is 49 Oklahorita A&Y . 4~ !1\etuallr. Johnso..n had a ~b time ji!etting Into the &eQI'iiii ool· In the prE>liro..inary conteat, the Notre Dame 94 Indiana 82 · Ur!\D a,ll even,ing. He was weU , Ga,IHpolis Reprv~s de:feated the lllinoitJ Te<:>h 6! -chkago Univ . 16 cove.red bb the .(let'enae tbrown u_p 1 ·P omeroy keserves ..bY a 38-30 Hiram 71,1 fenn 51 by tbe B ue Devlb and when he score. Tolodo 71 Kent State 67 d1d manage t~ get a shot or two POM,EROY (4G): ~tman 1 O.() 6 ; . SOUTHWEST be c_ould not fi~ the range.. . Wildermuth . 4 2-C 1b; JohOS9Jl, 1 Mkansas 62 Tex . Christian 58 His opportumty to caah 19- 011 8·'7 8; BuffipgtAA, • -':I 12; Sisson , N. Mex. A&M BS Ariz. Tempe 80 t~e foul sh~t.s ~~ ~n a bectic 3 4-8 10. To~)& 1~ ~~~ te. Oklahoma City 107 N. Mexico &1 final 30 seconds w~ucll saw the GALLIPOLI/i (46 ~: 'th,omas 40.0 8 WEST Panther41 trai,llnl( b)> DI1E! _point at McMa.Nm, 2 3·5 7; K. BQstie, 6 Wa&hlngWn 66 Oregon 63 45-44 and play,ng lor a 1mal sbot 2·3 14; Carr. 0 IJ..O 0; Gil~or_e, 0 Santa Clara 61 Coli. of Pacific 15. at the bucket. 0. 1 O; H:'ll~· 1 2-4: i; GiUesple, 5 2·2 12. Totals, la &-U 45. Wh it,h .the seeonolds tieking away. Scoring by guarters: ~ I o n SlSBOn 1in ly j\lmped a,nd .::ll'n arched the ban toward the .,ucket. Pw:Jlel'G,V 11 10 9) io - 48 It hit the ·hOOp Ud bounce4 off QJJ.Mp9,l11 1~ 12 ~ r1i - 45 into lohnson's b-ands. He was foul· OffieiJb: ';['ad Grover and !Bob eel as be tough_t for p. shol T)1e Wren. lr United Pr"' cloctt: stopped with five s.eeonds ~------G,rove City ~ Groveport tl ........... · "' tJu; ~ •tol!ld th••lr ,,... to &r.ID .• I@Jd. N~ls..,viUe ,/dc<ju•ltl 7-8-22; For Mldt\I#J>O<t JO!ll Bowles Keatmg 2·2-6; Young iH-20; Djxo~ foiUld the ran&-e in the la st 'hidf, 4·2:10; Tanc:U¥ J·2-4; Stufflebean t~lng scoring ~onors wHh a total 5-2-12.. or 20 pomu. lie &ot 1-6 of them in the last half. ~t:tle . Bo~lo;. N.el\. son had 19 for his rught s . work. He' was held scorless only m the bod second q•arter. . 45 F..... ' · ' -• . Jill ~uah as 10 points. Kelley was throw. high for Middleport with a nice Coacb ,N olan Swadhammer'1 27 tDta). lads came out- after the mid-way SCOBIE BY QUARTERS pep talk to hold ,th~ le.Jll':le leadM.lt;l.dleport 22 27 42 58 ers. even, e.ach te~ gettfns J~ · Nelso.a¥ille 12 3'1 52 74 pomts. However t¥ ijouods steam· · Ind.iWdual 8coring. Middleport, ed ahead apiQ ~n ·tAe ~.M;t qu.ar· Morra 346· MrComas 1..().2· ~nt.er to count 22 .to 1.6, .eat104: u.p nedy 3·1·7.' KeU~y 0-0-0· Bowlos 74-58. ~2-20; QCben ().()..(); Hi~dy 1·2-4: -&ophotn.es 2'1·10 Big Tom ~c9H.!Ii~ was ·bJA1. for ,NN~el~oo~n~s-:l~·!~g~W~hltJi~tl~at~c~h-IHI~.O~.~---=:===::::;::::::;=--the winners ·wi~ ~ th~~;~,P he . - pointtJ in the was a _close 20 poonts, 12 ~~ NIO - seD.IOfS • D.e:(eal .,., of Wabal!la. ,lorry ¥ool~ Wid I• . ~ a tree · second f<ame tile ~· ~t· ' Ford. 4> la'fl' ll!lci-. ___.,. . ~~ of Jla<ine mad.e llle only · o · d St""''""• d of La~ M>YI tll.e,Jr bpy~ "'ate 1 · &Mil• the To.r.natto irl the fourth llrst lps,s. ~. · Betweon them Aro¢d ODd F9r!'l fte eamo left Racine with a rolled up U points 12 each Jt -team Booti::tt Jjercent~ae on the tile Jow-~i»tr ~ )'t'hicti Pt~tof ··9~ fi,cured from a e~ a 19-w 1!2., tlt.f1 qutter coWtt . ' . . 91 815 1bota t.l.ktln and tSB Mo- lcjaJ<tH' .. .' Johnson's Two Free ThroM Made Good ' -~CO;;:';;-;IUG=-;;;-;lJ'~E~-P-ain:-=:!-:..=n:r=.H=:~--;~.~-:-:,;-::-1 :~~~=---...,.A-=-1=w:--e-=il= l's- N =-=e-w ln LastS·Nmnds Are Differmu BASKETBALL sr..!:~."~~~· Protege Scores ot \bte ..._at TKO In Upset sank alx ¥1 Cat,bolic H~St'GN. t'H.: -Roy lrt•rrls, L)'le Makin, UO, ·~·- 10. 190. C~tH-thHt. To., • ...,_ STOCKTON, t .atlf.t ·D 0 m my l'l!Je . getP.I;l,J t~ and 10 ra.spect1ve- Claude eftapiiMn, 191 , N. . York orau-., 116, Mlnfla, byoect ""'"t of <\lew in the fi"t half 00. ' WNchor, 117, Lo, 4. .'"p. River boys held a ~IUJilding 2212 first qua.i ter .i.,ad. ~ Bobby Nelao.n MJ.IITiS and Kennel:ly were hot 'whe,n ihe game opened. getting 20 o( the 22 pointll lBowles a:ot one Uel<ier)." In , the ~ ~~ By Uni!M - . , A:!~!~:~~~. ~q......, '!"! . . Quarter, tseored z..s. In Smmd ;- ·':;E~ "'"' v:•••·~ -·d' • ~ ·w,nama =· ..,.eOu. R,aelne .; -~ Beat Devils; Yellow Jackets nrop 9 Hid'-;;dl;-ii'DRI'f---;-u-ad~s't')=.:-;-.l<~~r;--;_O~pe-.,-::-in-g-~F=tGH= . =T'-=u=s-=-u-LT-5~--=.__,1,..,..,.:A~,....,t:r=...- ,ll.......... lclo{ -Mo... _... ~~· vu.ar!or · Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Jan, 30, 1957-S Racine Drops Fir8t Game To White Falcons 42-37 'OUTSTANDING' TROPHIES ...... • ~. I -----------------~--- WHI!N lmER AUTOMOBIL£5 AlE BUILT ,, Drop in on us this week-today would be even better! · •New Adtlonced Varltlble Pitch DrJfltlflow fs the on/11 Dyna/low Bufck build~ 'od(lll· It h ffatular(l on BotulflUUiter, S11per and Century-optiooal lilt mode.t •rtra cod pn tlw Svt"Ciul. Safefy .Miuder N narulanl. em Roodmaster, opr/or1.aJ atlwr Seriu. Buiclc SUPER • .ROAD1\4ASTER. &UtlD T H E M - - - - - - - - - - - - - . - - - 'BLAETTNAR, AUTO CO. ,( Middleport, o. ~· • -- POMEROY 500 E. MaJn St. • •• But you ougl,t .to get this news where it happens-at the wheel of the newest new Buick yet. T.hat way you can also see for yourself how much more interjor room you eojoy in the lowest Buick ever-even how mum safer you J'eel with Buick's exc.lusive Sa£ety-,Mintl.ef0 telling you with an insistent buzz when y0 u reach tbe miles-per· hour yon .P'e~oose for yourself. • R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. c....Mill•lll 2•d Sts. lUlCK WILl • to the lowest center of gravity in ~!.lick history-yet W{iltlout sacrificing an inch in wheel size or vilJ) road clearance. �• Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Jan. 30, 1957-7 ti-Dally SenUnel, Pomeroy-~Uddleport , Tractor Oub 0, Jan 30. 1957 (181 Employment F=====~========•1 11 Wonted FOR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS Meeting Held "'"''··On Saturday EMPLOYMENT WANTED - WA III...IT ADS ,I ~~ PHONE 398 i any <md. l. c PomerO} o"'"' " '"'"n 1 30 3tc HFD !201 Busme" ~ervtce-5 Legal Notice fiNANCIAL RlltOitT SALISBUI\Y TOWNSHIP MEIGS CO!!NTY, OlliO For the Fiscal Year Ending December 31 , 19.56 Population 9506, 1950 Total Salaries and Wages Pald Dunng the Year 19:56 $5281.23 Tax Valuatton $2,251 ,148.00 Tax Lev~ ... 21.30 ANNUAL I The 4-lt TTactor Maintenance Club held 1ts th1rd meeting at RATES I A.,voKE DESIRI~G , -o"-E- DE- 7:30, Saturday evening at the 2 cents pt"r word, one insertiOn Mini mum r harg(' 501.·--4 cent ~ LIVERY ul BJuughton 's Da1ry Meigs Implement Co. Garage. A per word for three consecutive insertiOns }' roducts \J• P(lll\1!1oy ur Mtddle- total of eight meetings have been Spedal - One month for~ cents per word port , ('a\l '\' <lltL·r ( ruok,, phone planned tor this training couru . Pomeroy, Ohio Full rate of 2 cent.. per word wtU be ("h31'g l•d for advertisw ;: 1! 6057-J . Ai• t 1 a ll. "The Best The m eeting was presided oVer January 24, 1957 Dot paid lor before the 25th of each month following insertion . Doesn' t Los! A Ct'lll More." by President Donald Nelson. I hereby nrtify the following Errors in Advertising-Should be reported immediately The ~ lmoc 1 2 Allen Jenkins of Middleport led report to be corred. Daily Sentinel will not be responsible for more than one zn cur· a discussion on the types and uses rect insertion . F. H JOIINSTON of lubrkanls. C:~.rd or Thanks 11nd Spe1.'1a l NnttN's of Evl'nt.s prmi'I:LI J! rq~ u ­ To"•nship Clerk. i.£..0 0 rfl~uiUfH..t: lar classilit' d rates. Obituaries pubhshed at 1 cent per word GENERAL TOWNSHIP FUNDS Barn.:.'I-SimJ)6l.JD lruurance Ageracy, The next meeting will be on the RECEIPTS M.tddl eport. Ftre _ Aut:omobll~ value of dean air to an engine. WE WISH TO EXPRESS OUR Ronrls. PhOIIIil 6315-X &.2Q... 1 At tbe close of the me-eting General Property Tu $ 3886.09 NOTICE appreciation and t hanks to Mr. light refreshments were served to Sales Tax (Local LEAVING FOR ST. PETERSBURG Clearwater and Tamp•, Ftiday , Henry Ewtng , Freeland Norris, ·- - - - - ~- all present which included FrankGovernment 1100.00 Feb. 1. Take 2 to share eqpenses Dr. Bo1ce and Dr Hewetson, the C'O~IPI.F.Tlo~ lnsup ..u:·e P'rotdCtlon lm Epple, Leo Morrie and Dwaine Gnoline Tn ..... . .. . 7200.00 singen, the flonsts, and all the Life. Auto. Ftroo, t'olto C•ll Dor- Sayfe-, three boys who last year and help With drtvtng. Return U2 in s11 weeks. Contact R. 0 . friends and ne ighbors who sent MlHB, Middlepnrt. 01'\lo completed this three year couree. Inheritance Tax CigareLte 'Tax 311.28 Grimm, 705 Chestnut SL , Midflowers and cards, during the r· Cemeteries-Sale of Iota and dleporl 1 30 ltc illness and loss of our father. Looking For Other Receipts .... . 311.00 Emily & Wi lbur Warner Auto Registr.dion ... . 2000.62 Mrs. Charles Warner. Miscellaneous Receipts Something I 30 ltp (I) Notices NOTICE 0' FILING AND HIAR· Refund --. 13.00 lNG ON INV!NTORY Minist. F-..tnd 83.09 IT'S EASY TO (8 ~ Auto Soles Prebat. Court, Mei11 Covn.,., Ohio Trailer Ttx . ...... . .09 BUY - SELL - RENT TO the Exeeutor or AdministraTOTAL ... .. 18.18 tor and to such of the following Beer and Liquor License find en'lployment - hire liiS are residents of the State of Tax .. or find a lost ltem through 2200.00 Ohio: surviving spouse, If any; Total Miscellaneous 'The Daily Sentinel WANT You'll Find It next of kin; beneficiaries under Receiph . . . . . . . . 2298.18 ADS. Don't put It off the will, if any, the attorney or Total Rccelpls $18.838.~ 1906 MERcunv VB 4 dr. Monteray Through The Call 398 Today - An Ad in atLorneys r<'presenting any of the Sedan. Ml'rromatic. One local 1 this column Daily Sentinel aforementioned persons : PAYMENTS owner $2595.00. Blaettnar's, General Executive Servlces...Pomeroy. 1 24 6tc You are hereby notified that on Compensation of ----- . the 14 day of January 1D~7. an· In- 1 Trustees . . . . . . . . 5 2880.00 1956 PONtiAC V8 Chidlain 2 dr. ventory and Appraisement of the Compensa!ion of Clerk 798.68 Sedan. Luw nuleage. One care· estate of Ella L. Archer, decea1ed, Expenses of Truetees ful Owner. $2495.00 Blaettnar's, late of Racine, Ohio in said County and Clerks _.. 134.75 Pomeroy. 1 24 6tc was filed in this Court. KROGER Total General Executive Hearing on said Inventory and A New Super Markel Services . . . . . . . . . . . 3813.41 (8b) Auto Services Appraisement will be had before Town Hall- Maintenance In Pomeroy, Ohio this Court on the 1st da¥ of Feb.. , ... and Repair Kroger will lnterview for R. H. HA WLl!'JGS SONS CO. - 24 63.70 ruary 1957 at 10 o'clock a. m. Total Town Hall 63.70 male clerk positions lull hour Wrrck~r SPrvice. Duy Exceptions thereto may be filed I Phone fl227 Ni~ht Phone time and part time. by any interested party at any Fire Prolertion-Other Fire 8039-X. DODGF. · PLYMOUTH Quallfleations Neeessary Ume prior to five daYS before the Protection Expenses 400.00 DEALERS. 3 6 tf FULL TIMEdate <~~t for hearing. Tatal Firr Protection , 400.00 . - - -.--.---::-:High School Gradu•t•• WITNESS my atgnature and the Health-Taxes withheld for 955 BUICK SpeCia l 2 dr. Dlx. PART TIMEsent of said Court, this 14th day District Board ot Health 1015.74 Sedan Low rmlt•a)!:c. One careHigh School Stud•nts of January 1957. Highwnys-Road Maintenance ____ .. _ ful !ocal o.-:ncr. $1805.00. BlaetlAGE 17 to 30, neat apparance . JOHN C. BACON and Repair-Contracts 292.67 friendly personality and ab!P. to nar 's, PunH'ruy . 1 24 6tc ROOMS, b:u;emcnt, wa ;h hou se, Judge and Ex-Officio Clerk Road Maintenance and Repairpass written test --- - - · on Kerr ~1., l'umcro}' . Electric, Chief Deputy Clerk Labor and Materials 7M2.3B Slartin~ Role• 1955 PLYMOUTH Va Savoy 4 .dr. water. Phone 162 J . Sedan . Bt•l vcclcrfk Chrome trtm, Road Machinery and Full Time - $51.40 P.r We•k 1 26 Btp one local uwnl'r. $1:i95.00. BlaetP'•rt Time $1.26 Per Hour OBITUARY Tools 1500.20 40 HULTR week, rcguhtr periodic 1 24 6tc tnars, l' omcrny. Chal'le!! Martin Warner was born Total Highways 0345.2:S increa!!es, excellent benefit pro · July 10, 1883 and departed thi~ Cemeteries-Compen!lation of gram mcludmg free insurance) 1954 IJUICI\ <.entury 4 dr. Sedan. l1fe Janu<&ry 24, 1957 at the age Officers & Employees 968.50 sh'k pay, profit sharing, ¥.tc. Dynilflow drive King of the ITIUJCTURAL I BEAM. of 73 years, 6 months and 14 Purchase of Land 891.00 "see" Wllh Oceans of Power. ICRAt- JRON- METALS Applf In person •t days. Total Cemeteries 1859.50 $1795.00, Ulacttnar·s, Pomeroy. MARTIN IIOTEL Mtscellaneous (List) 1 24 6tc He wns united m marriage to Pomeroy, Ohio 60.00 Bond Prem. - - - ----.- - - Gertrude Larkilu, March 9, 1909 Truck Ins. 237.33 Thurad•¥· J•nu•rv 31st Phon. 510 (91 For Sale To th1s wlion one son and one Pomeror BefwMn 10 •.m. •nd 2 p.m. 83.09 Mmist. Fund daughter Wt!rc born He leave~ 1 - 4!9 - ~lc Ads 18.42 NEW HF.AVY DUTY lndmtrial to mouro hui loss his wife, Ger TOTAL l1isc. 398.86 smglc cylinder Wi~>cousin , air When people suddenly I11ce IJetrude , a ":~on, Wilbur Warner, at Memorial Day EKpense 80.00 rcavement Lhe service of a trusL c.ool~l l'nl-l.mes. Brannan 's Gar. home ; a dauw;hter, Em1ly Con- Deductions by County Auditor : worthY funeral director ie indisaa:e, 157 Wnlnut St, Mirllll ~.! pnrt. grovt•, Columbus, Ohio; ohe oensi&le. They aldo welcome t!1e For Eledions . 660.62 T'l'to nP fii.Jjl~ '>1. I 30 :Jtc hrothN, Geon:e Warner, Marion, Information 11nd cow1~tJI re•:clvFor Wor\.:men's Ohio, Ont> !il!itcr, ESther Flinn of I ELEC1'1Ul' SI·:WINC: MACHIN I<: , cd at Compensation 93.26 Miamt, Florida and three nieces Ja va tor_\' l;1r~c.· mcdlcme cabiuct, Bureau of [nspection tH2.19 Trevey-Finsterwald and one nephew. clt•clrit· ~~\cqwr. !'hone 3G4. Total Y!ISI'cllaneous 1824.93 Funeral Home 1 29 {l[(' $18,322.~3 Total Payments lie was a lifelong rcstdent of In addition they cnn sccut'e qual--1\tcigs County nnd was a good SUMMARY OF OPERATIONS BY IJOI Sl'i':IN I 'OW, !I years, fl'cs h I ilv llHJ["('hand !st• wilhaul cxtraNew 1957 FUNDS husband and father as well as vn canre . 144 Butternut Ave., su ou . Ncar Mul'nmg Star Churd1. Ro•d Funda Pomeroy, Ohio. a go od neighbor. John Ch<~IH'y. l 29 3tp Balanc-e, Janual'y 1, 19M '-- - - L------------------------....J --- - I Legal Notice ? GETS RESULTS WANT ADS Call 398 NOW! 15 WE BUY OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. NOTICE FARMERS ~----- ,. FARMALL 2 NlCE IJULSTElN heifel's to frl'shen ll•lon, ouc work hor~re and one riding horBc. Harold rroffilt, Porthuul. 1·28-Jtc Now In Our Showroom "'Power put to better use" Meigs Equipment Company ~ ' ::; .....~.! • ...., . _ . . Ia O n,,· ~· • 115 ~· - d St, ra Phono II PINftaroor, Ohio I I 41 For Rent Pomeroy, Ohlo Clerk's . . . . . . . .. .. $ 4599.8'1 Sunsf't and evening star Receipts Durin& Year 11,269.72 And one dear call for me ~lay there be no moaning at tbe Total Receipts & Balance US,M9.39 Payments During Year 11,829.2~ h.ar Balance, December 31, 1936 When I pul oul to sea. 130 ltp {Clerk's) .......... . 4030.14 M\X WARD • ~!!!.!!!_••• AN OU1Ut.11l.DING In good condition . Call 341-Y. 1·28-6tc 'iiij!~~!i~~~~~~-~ ' Good Clean Vaecl Car• 1-29-6\c 4Furnished Af-•ARTMENT room~ an .I private bath. 1128 E. Main St., Pomeroy. Phone 103-X. Complele WHEEL ALIGNMENT, :-c-:-:-:-:--~ -- -c:--· 1 29 ate balancing •nd brake service. 3 ROOM HOUSE, Syracu~:~c, S. R. Hlickett'lli Safety Service, WeBt Hendt·ix. 1-28-3tp Main Stre\·t, Pomeroy, Ohlo. APARTMENT- ~ rooms and bath, gal furnace, located 218~ E. IAYI DON'T YOU KNOW' Mcun St., Pomeroy. Call Dr. K. Baker'• will a:lve you the bt1t D. Amebary. 1 215 tf tnde on Iurniture or appllanee•. 4-6 tf ·' or rehl - l!;tectrl~ wallpap1 •teamer. t:ltnton fl'l4ber, Mil'! Cord Thanks dle-p1.1rt. Ph. 6263-X. 11-1-tl --:: ,.., = d::: • .., :-: 8eolfold Boordo, D~ Clnthoo. WE WISH TO EXP·RESS OUI\ CllniOn Flllllor, lllddlopolt. apprcci•tion and thank• to our Phone li;!63.l[_ 11-1-d nt'iKhbors and frlend11 who !lent fluwera, c11rdt1 and letlera dur· ONE 4 IIOOM APARTMENT. One ing the death ol our 8on 8 room houe .Newly decorated Mr. and Mrs. Edward F'rench in.!llde anr:t out. A. N. Denali. 1 30 ltc Pomeroy, 11 1 U - - - - ------121 Of INSURANCE AGENCY Pin, Automoblb, H.. lth ACCIDENT Life, C11uolly •nd !Iondo Real Estate Braker In MIDDLIPORT, OHIO ~6~~~-~=~P~HO~N~I~I=~63~1~1=~~~:;;;R~I"" -- LADIES : Tilt' Avon opportumty ,::lvt•s }ou ·~:"tra Money," "New WE-==--c:::--c:==~ WISH TO EXPRESS Ollll Inlcll! ~l ." "A flusinesa of your sincere- appreciation to our Tupneighbors and frhmde f(lr lht•lr own ." Tt•r nloru·s open pers Pl al n~. Middleport. Sumklndnrss and 1ympathy at tht ucr. Pomeroy and Vklnily, timt• of the de1th of our daught Wnlt· f:l;•:mor Brandel, P. 0 . er, Avi.!l Farrell Well. Spec ial 1·28·3tc thanks to the Rev. Ruppt>lt . the Box 946. Port11mouth. Ewini Jo'uneral Dlre<'\Ors, the ·F riendly Neighbors Club, thos(~ ( 16~ For Rent or Sole sending flower& •nd all who FOR SALE OR TltADE : hclprd 111 any w11.y. 10 acres nf lund outside of ('or· Mr . and Mn. Emerson Wt•ll poration tine of Pomeroy. Lo1 30 ltc t·atl'(l on Houl(' 33. City water availuhh· Will trade for auturnohile or Pick-up Truck. CJ•ll WE WISII TO EltPRESS Olllt Jame s J1·rt~·n. phone 421·Y. apprcciaHon 1nd 11inc('rc thank!\ I 28 Stc to the m1tny neighbors, rrlends and relat ve1 ror the belUtitul flor~l) trib•1lt!8 or who helped In Help Wonted ~ anyltay during the illnen and de.tb of our loved one, Ralph QU!CK SEKVICl!: OD Watcll b 1 Roboon. PllriD.,Iil br FactOI"Y 'J."hdaed watch1nakotr. COll.JNlil .l1aVZGlady, Jtob1on, Eleanor and Je11n. LERS. Jlnawr'Cl•. t-1-d • 1 30 1h' R.A-o1 ~kiEu·.:'ViSioN·s-F.R_VI_CJo PI:one 200. t.leland A.Dpll.fiat• ---::-:-c~= ---·- ·Slore, 118 W. MaiD Sl, ........, •,, -=--:-:--: -- - - - . ( 17 I LOCAL LOCAl. LOCAL LOCAL LOCAL LOCAL PICTURES NEWS ADVERTISEMENT EMPLOYMENT INTEREST COVERAGE EVERYTHING IS LOCAL ~1 WISH TO l"IIANK TJIE Ewina Funeral Directors, Rev. a. K. William1, tinaers, flower donora •nd everyone who helped during the sickness an J dtlatb of our beloved wife nn11 ' mother, Mra. Helen Edwarr!'l. ~· A : W. C. Edwards anld 3~·~~~1y. 2-23-tl - - - -·-=-=c::-:;;;;;;: I'OREMA.~ .t. ABROn T.V. SEll-~ VICE AU makt;~• Repaired by E1 OPrt TechntnaDI. P~ l28t Y YJ.ddlepott. . 6-... S-tt SAVE ON YOUR SH"E rept~.lr .lt J Racine 5hoe Shop - - I usou NOTICI OF PUBLIC SALI In purauant"e- of the order of the Probate Court of MeiiiJ County , Ohio. 1 will offer for sale at publJc aucuon on the l::lth day of 1-'ebruary, l9:S7, at '0:00 a. m., at the door of the Metgs County c ourt House, the followini . descr1bed r eal e'iitat~. situated in the Coun t1 of Meigs, -state of Ohio, to-w1t : Situated in the Township · of Cheater, County of Mela:s, and Stale ot Ohio, to-wit: Commencing 28 chains and 70 Un.lu South from the Sortbeast corner of Section No. 23, Town No. 3, Range No. 12 of Ohio Company's Purchase; thPnce South 77 deg. We1t 14 rhains and 76 link11; thence North three (3) cbains; thence North 65 deg. West Eight (8) cbJlns and 92 links; thence South 17 :bains and· 21 links; thence South Eleven (11) degrees and 30' Wf'~t 12 chains; 1hence South 15 deg East 3 chains and :SO links; thence South 81 deg. East 4 chains North 78 deg. Eail: 6 chains; thPnee North 3 deg. East 9 chains: thence East 27 chains and !N) link!l to the East Une of said Section; thenee North 11 ehaina and 56 link• to the place of bea;inning, Save and except 26 aeres ln the Southeast corner of the Northeast Quarter of said Section 23, now owned by C. K. Wells. Tbe part conveyed herein containing 25 ~cres, more or less, being bounded by Shade River, exce;L on tbe North, and belng known as the "Ox Bow" and devi~ed to Grantor by Will of Harold Wello;. Said real estate is situate about one mile Southeast of Chester, Ohio. Said premises are appraised at , $101H) 00 and the terms of the sale are cash in hand on the duy of the sale. BERNARD V. FULTZ Admimslrator de bonis non of the estate of Li.lHe Wells, deceased. (I) 16, 23, 30, (2) 6, 4tc TUPPERS PLAINS a., lv.lrn lrlc:kl... StSnday Sr.hool attendance at the Metbodiat Church, Sunday wu 2.2, collection $~ 20. Rev. Freeland Norria filled hia regular appointment here Sunday night and hia text Wi.s "Tbe Open Door." Mr. and Mrs. K . C. Heinelrick of Parker~burg were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Bragg. Mrs. Joe Eliu of Mason City and Mr. and Mn. Linsey Lyons of Middleport were calling on Mrs. Ora Caldwell and daua:bter, Mr. and Mra. Tom Perrin, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Brl.Qk:les were callint~: on Mr. and Mre. Maywood John1ton of Portland r~nt­ ly. Mr .and Mr1. Ralph Parker of Chester and Mn. Mae Dorst of Long Bottom were calling on Mrs. Ethel Stout rec:ently. Mr. and Mra. Garth Sovel, (Dixie Vincil) are announcing the birth of a daughter born Jan. 24th at St. Joteph Bo•pJtal. Mr. and lfrJ. Floyd Ridenour of Chester were Saturday evening gueste of Mrs. On CaJdweU and daughter. Mr. and Yra. Gordon Chevalier and IIODB, were calling on Mr. and Mn. Verd Chevalier of Succ:e11 and Mre. Norma Dean of Cheater Sunday. ---- GOLDEN WIDOING Mr. and Mra. Dorael Smith of Hemlock Grove will celebrate their Golden' Wecid.ing anniversary an Sunday, Feb. 3 with an 'open house from 2 to 4 p. m. And We Are Proud to be THE ONLY LOCAL Newspaper In Meigs Mason 5tMGI Head ts Speaker Before ~ew Haven PTA M~etina ' Tt.e neceail.ty of modern ideas in eduratio'n wf!re stresae- by c. H. W1thers, superu~tendent of M11 · son Co1.Jnty schools, recently as he ·.11ldressed the memhtu-s of the Nc..., Hllvt>n Plll'COl-Teacber Associalton in 11 meeting held at the school. i:, j)t. Withms di.seU£Sed the lmp ::IJ'tance of mathe'maUc.s and sci· t'nt:e In todtty':; 5Clt001 curricu\m and also touhed on the teacher s hortage, large enrollments, the building pro~ram . and the guid· "'nte or chidr(ln1 bv both parents ·.and ll'aC'hers. · Rutland lost a clnse one last night Lo Wilton (Wilkesvtlle) at Wilton :S6-M after being t Led up .1t the tlalf 31 -all. Rutland had Jim Graha·m with 13. D. Dugan, 12, L. Dug1n 10, Pat Eads, t 0 and Turner with 9 while W.Ukenille's Shant got 17 to take high honors. Score by quartera: Rutland 17 31 44 54 Wilton 23 31 46 56 The February 4 presentation ,f the skit by the Mason group will be held at the Sunnyside SC'hool below Pt. Pleasa nt on State Route 2. The February 13 presentation will be given at the Mason Gr.trde School. Also appcarinc in the presentation will -be a · women's chorus made up of Mrs. Vera Dodson, Mrs. .!r:WY ~oush, Mrs. Betty Ca_dle, .1• • . Helen." SteWart, Mrs. Emily Burgess. and Mrs. Maxine Rickard. The c~Drus will be directed b\· ~ ~)U:s. ,tiv'Clyn 'Profq t. I Appearing in the skit are Lore!la Wetss. Mrs. Jean Warner, r D. Carr, Dor Ebersbath, )jfs Alma Turner, Mrs. Janet Surface, Mrs. Lilah Zerkle, Mis! }:l~en Bletner, Woodtow Foreman . bimvrr Artis, Rohcrt Cole, and Ml's Roy Burgess. marye •women's and Children's Boots- $2.00 pr. ' $5.95 Directing lhe skil is Mrs. Denver Artis. In speaking of the program to be pre !f'e nted ;;,t the Coun~ ty Counetl, Mr. Carr. principa\ of the Mason Grade School repo.r ted Buy a seeond pair for ie Two pair for $1.00 SUStJn WOrner I5 Honor G ruest 0 n Bl' rthday EI'q,hth _ Roush's Shoe Store ' ·• ~IDDLEPORT 1 , Q~IO ANEWSPAPER ROUTE CAN GET YOUR SON OFF-THE-FENCE • EAGLE RIDGE . Governor O'Neill Cut 'To Size' In Capitol Incident too) IT WD! BRING HIM DOWN TO EARTH . .ON THE ·RIGHT SIQil \ ' I \will,. \ A newspaper route hlp clevelop yovr son's -re•ponsibility, · Initiative, thrift, 'i/ne.sty, end reiJI I manhood. Fino traitJ of chera~ ter become reel lfltJ ective ·In your ~oy when he i':"' new•pap.fboy. / (, / ~'Hey l ~-- . l ,I l J.ll' ~he Members of Ute :.tason Parent- _Lhat is un~sual for so f!lany from one gJ'OJ.Ul to t~~ok.f part m a pro., a short skit e'ntitled •·our Objeels. gram presented beforP the coun· Then and Now" In observance of cil. Fo.tinaws Day bcfo.re the Mason The skit concerns the objectives county· PTA Council on fo'ebruary oi the ,PTA Irom the time of Us 4 and again before the Mason PTA rounding by Mrs. Allee McLellan 011 February 12. · M Ph b A FO\lride:rs Day for the PTA is Buney and rs. oe e pperson Hearst on February 17, 1897. relebratl'd on February 17. • Men's Dress Shoes · · · · · · · · · · · · · · $4.00 pr. I_ wnuld sp£msor lbe Cub Scouts for Jll llt hcr year and three persons \n 1 • ap po.inled t.o serve on a cr:n-' mi ·: w rcvUie lbP. by-lawl . o.r the -."r Hliitcc afe Mrs. Stein, Mrs Will1 ajn McFarlt~nd , and Mrs. Burrell , 1aw::.un. J!eaC~ers Assoc;ia.tion will pr.eaent 1 , ' I' r uring the meetin.!J it was deci d· d iJy I he organiution lbal it ·.p.ronning founders Day Observance RICH!ST OF ALL MONTREAL llP • The 'fi!lh annual Labatt Open, Canada's richest golf tournament with 1 $26,800 pot, will be held at Mont· real's lslesmere golf course, Jul)' 4-7, it was announced today by Ken Murray, tournament director . NOR·TII SECOND ST. CO\lncil and Mrs l\mli.ld Brown gave a report on 11 comm unit y calendu.r Mason Parent Teacher Association w. • Women's Shoes re~=oort on a meeTrn1 of the Mason Couuty PT4;\. ving t he award for having \L•osl par~nts preaent waa the Jlresiding ,at the meeting was s• ·onJ gra de room of Mrs. Fay Mrs. John ~organ . Mrs. Edwil L. 5n.it h It was furth e r annop.nceci !'tPin r.ead ~n articlt~ , "Go Teuh," th<~t a play entitled "What PTA w111ch wa~ followed by striptur(! ~k:ms to Father" would be presen tc ::! 11y the fathers at the next , auf.( .praJer. 111i.ss :-Gold.)oe ,H;nt ·~u bmitted & P'f:\ 111eeting in Ft>bruary. BIRTH ANNOUNCIMINT ar~d Mrll. Dale Edward Wa1· burn, 741 Short Fourth Street. Middleport. are announcing the blTth of their firrt child, Steven Edward, who wa11 born on January l:S, at' the Meigs General Hospital. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Clarke, Letart, va., and paternal crandparents are Mr. and Mrs. ~ymond Wilburn, 3&1 HamUton Street. Mre. E!ttlla Walburn, Pomeroy, is a artat grandmother of the baby. Steven Edward is the firJt grandchild of Mr. and Mn. Raymond Walburn. Mr. •women's'and Childrens Slippers- $1.00 pr. OAK HILL Charles Warner died Thursday after ~vE!ral years illness. GeQrge Warner of Marton Wa!' here Lo attend the funeral of hi~ brother, Charles Warner. Mrs. Emily Congrove, Columbus, was called her by the ill~ss and death of her father, Charles Warner. Mrs. Martha McElroy, spent Thurmlay wi•h her 11lst.er, Mrs. Almeda Wipplc in Pomeroy . Mr. and Mrs . John Rasp and daughters, Judy, Jean and Sharon, Fostoria, spent the week end wtth Henry Spencer. Mn. John Hayes was operated on Jn the Schaekel Clinic: in Ma· son City Lut week. She is improving. Mrs. Lillie Christy is spending some time with her sister, Mrs. Janey Young in New Lexington who fell an I inJured her leg. Quite a numbe-r from her at· tended the funeral ol Chal'les Warner at the Ewing Funeral Home in Pomeroy Saturday aCtvnoon. Mr. and Mrs. John Rasp, Fostoria and Mr. snd MrB. Henry Spencer apcnt Saturday evening with the former's aunt, Clara Circle at Carml:l. Henry Spencer spent a couple days tall week in Columbus attendlnll 1 Trustees' Convention. , Mrs. Gail Cain, Atheru visited her •lfter, Mrs. Waid Spencer and familY. Jack. Kelb•, who injured his Iinpr In a door ls improving. . Mr. r.nd Mra. Norman Frederick and sons, visited Mrs. John Haye1 at the Schaekel Clinic on Saturday afternoon. Sunday afternoon visitors at the Norman Fr~derlck horne were Mr. and Mr1. John Rasp and daughters Mr. and Mrs. Henry Spencer, Vance, Mary Jean Bing, Harry Lee and Ellther Spencer, Mr. and Mrs. Milo Biggs and Mr. and Mrs. Curt Frederick. -HaHie F..-rlck ( Rutland Edged In Wilkesville Play FINAL Clearance Sale IN THE DAILY SENTINEL r----------.1.-------------.l WJil Legal N~tice Outstanding Warrants, De.. mber 31. 19118 (Add) 638.110 Balance In ~poaJtory. AU Mikos ud MOIIela December 31, 19M .. $ 4688.84 General Town•hlp Funclt 1"'1 Balance. January I, 19M {Clerk'•) ........... $1448.60 Receipts Dm1.ng Year . . Dl78.81 Total Receipts & Balance 7028.41 Payment! Durina: Year 8493.28 CONCRETE BLOCKS Balance, December 31, 1838 "'~n• a.ttor Per Len" (Clerk's) . .. . .. .. . . D35.19 GRUESER BLOCK co. Out•tandlng Warrants, l)e. I MIIH North of p..,.... cember 31, 19M (Add) On Rt, 33, Call Wm, GI'VIH•. 261.16 Balance in Depoeitory, Decomber 31, 19M .. $ 796.311 :;;;; Totol of All '"""' Balance, January 1, 19H · , (Clerk's) ......... . . $ 6049.27 RecelptN Durlnr Year 16,8S8.59 Total Rei:elpts & Balance 22,887 .86 Paymenta During Year 18.322.33 Balance, December 31, 1956 (Clerk's) . . . . . . . . . . . 4:165.33 Outatanding W•rranh, December 31, 19~ (Add) Mrs. A. D. Tu{tJe, Mrs. Glenn 899.86 Balance in Depository, TutUe and daughter, Kathy, and December 31, 1958 .. $ 5464.99 Mrs .Amy Wolf spent Friday aft' U)-30-1 tc ernoon with Mrs. John Rose and family at Baahan. Mrs. Gaynell Clark and, daughter of Athens spent Saturday with her dau&hter, Mrs. Milton Tuttle 1nd famlly. Mra. Jack Harris spent Sunday afternc.on with her aunt, Mrs. Amy Wolf. Mrt. A. D. Tuttle and Mrs. Glenn Tuttle attended 1 layette shower COLllMBUS, 0 . "(IJP) Gov. in honor of Andrea Sorden held C. William O'Neill says he ucent- at the home- of Mrs. Neva Bailey, ly had an experience which "real- Racine, Saturday evening. ly C!ut me down lo _size." . Mn. .\,my Wolte received wurd The new governor said he of the death of her niece's huswalked up to the Ohio House ol band, Mr. Wonard Schepp of Eaat Representatives fTom his office to Liverpool, Ohio on January 18. rt'new old ac-quaintances. Mre. alenn ·TutLie and daughter, •He ran into some of the ) oung Kathy, spent Sunday afternoon Houle pag('5 and llopped to chat with Mta. Mary K. Holter lind fama while ily at BaJban. .hlle standing there, a freshBob BUJ"nem of Letart spent man member of t h e Houle Sunday wJth A. D. Tuttle . Stepped up and handed O'Neill a Mr .William Wolf visitM Mr. nOte. Earnest HoUer, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Rose and he said, 'bout running bud thi<l,'' down to "how the a:ovcrfamily called on her parent11, Mr . hor's secretary for me?" and Mrs. A. D. TutUe, Sunclt.y aft· erooon. FRY TO COOK, NOW Mr, amd Mts. Hank Arnott spent - POLO, Ill . UP - Shirley Fry, Sunday wJtb her Parents, Mr. and U.S. women 's ter.nis star, will be Mrs .Charles Biaaell and family. married Feb. 16 in Sydney, Au• tro.lla. to Karl Irvin Jr.. TV •.?xecu IITNEY SUPPER tlve an son of a Polo, Ill, minisThe Syracuse PTA will sponsor C~tmty ter, il wall announced Tuesday~ a jitney supper at the Syracuse The pro11peetive a:room'• P'-rents Grade Sehool on Satw-d'f, Feb. 16 ReV. and Mr11. Karl Irvin, Sr .. from I to 7 p. m. METROPOLITA ..._. Rodney Downing ,;---;..,;:.:... :c.--"'-:-:::-:-• - ·-----=-==--=-= ! '' " !• Mason Methodist WSCS Meeting b Held On Monday "Islands in My Community" was the topic at a meeting of the WSCS of the Ma$0n Methodist Cburch held at the church on Monday evening. Mrs. Richard W.right was thf' program leade.r for the evenin& and introduced the topie the JWI'· pose ol whi~h was explained as being £n attempt to 'crf'ate m· \lr.c:erstandine of the different kind'l nf isolation of 1roups and individuals that .may eP&t ii1 a rommunity. A spot drama wall presente1l at J.h~ meeting by memllers of the YOuth Fel1owship t>f the chu:-ch The members taking part were Marilyn Foglesong, Sally ProffiU, Jackie Capehart, Claudia Zerkle , Bob Artis, and Ralph Attis. A trio made up of Jackie Cape hart, Claudia Zerkle, and Sally Proffitt sang "I'll Go Where You Want" and a prayer was presente-d by Mrs. Wright. Those present were Mrs. W. H. Foglesong, Mrs. L. J . Ruttencul tetr Mrs. L. E. Thomas, Mrs. Eber ifoush, Mrs. Wlilliam L, Zerkle, Mr ~ Ralph Pickens, Mrs. Russell Capehart , Mrs. John Chattin. Mrs. V Roy Burgess, Mrs. June an Matre, Mrs. Denver Artis, Ml's. Ray Proffitt, Diane Capehart. Sally Proffitt, Marilyn Foglesong, Jackie Capehart, Claudia Zerkle, Bob Artis, a~d Ralph Artis. A birthday party honoring "'arncr on lh• oc"asion of S" •on " " ... ~ her eighth birthday \It as held at the home of her parents, Mr. and ~rs. Ra~ph WarneJ' or Mason €ity, Of\ last Tuesday . A . special doll cake baked by Mrs. Mary Berry was presented to tfi~ ;R"Ue~t of honor at the party: ~el -.were pJ.ayed and pr~es ~-men viere Won by Mary Foster, and Con"'• 1'A'-'I:. nie HarbQ~~~ . f,4\'ors of Balloo_ns.. A B f; R DEE N p a 0 v 1 N G and hats lf,fe b n to ,the gue~. GROUND, Pi'D. (AHTNC) _ Army Prcscllt.iWf!t' party were ·Jackie• _Specialist Srcond Class John RJ',tc'ridge, Janie Dodson, Coniiic Kauff, son of Mr. and Mn. John !hrhour, Debra Thomas, Bever-ly P. Kauff, Middleport, Ohio, recentCar:-;on. Mary Foster, Judy Duncan. Jy was graduated from a UJ·week Fay Lyons, Harvietb Newland, ,lutomotive repair and malnten'Mary Jane Thomas, Linda Perry, ao~c course at The Ordnance ChS.rlene Might , Beverly Swain, SchOol, Aberdeen Proving Ground, Vicky Weaver: Janice Henry, Janie Md. Burgess. Janie Turner, Susie Specialist Kauff, a UH'1 ll'&duJohnson. Sally Yeager, Nancf.. .Pro- ate of Middleport HiJ.b .SCbool, frill, Joan Van Metet;., Susii' Sur- ·W-l;i eJI\RJo.)'ed by t.h.e t:few York fac.e. Virginia Spl'9,lllie, Jen.niler •Pintral Railroad Jn Kobson before · Zerkle, David Sharon Ber· enJM,ring the Army in October J96(), · ! ry, and M'ary Sending a un11ble to J)e fJis wile, BettJ!, lives in ,Benderpresent was Joy : so •• W. Va - ~· ' 1•. ,. t.t • -- s. . . . CUFTON Mn. Frieda Henry and Mrs ~rene JU!llllJ lflet Wilb their lUSters and slslers.in-1-aw Thursday at the Qpmt ot Mrt . Eunice ha rt 11.1 Gra· ham St.ation Jnd tpenl the da )'. They bad IS their gues ts M1ue1 Vilda , May and Florene Pick11rd or Longdale and Mr.. Bell Brown and two children of Mason . The Good Will Clas.s met at the home of Frie-da. Henry on Monda y night and continued QUilting and cutting carpet rllJs. Tl)oie prc.1ent were Clara Williams. LllCille Har ri»on, Mabel Johnson . Wilma Blak e'. Irene Juatis, June Burns and Frieda Henry. M.r. and Mrs. Georg J Burns attended a dinner given by Mr 11.nd Mn. Harfy Miller on Saturday evening at New Flave n for th r Couples' Club. Mrs. Arthur Fick of Pom('roy, Ohio and her sister Mrs Glen Wallace of Cabel, Wisconsin w1•1 e Fr\dpy guests of Mr. and Mn Ned KetlrY. Mr. Ralph Cartwright of Mason City was visiting Mr. Ned Henry on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs _ Byron Va n Meh•r or Acme, W. Va. was visiting relative• and friends in Cl ift on on Sunday. Mt. Ivan Bush of Mason City \\'as calling o Mr. Ned Henry un !.londllJ', Several f0tb ot Cli rton · have been attending the meetings' that was beid in Point Pleasant in the High School1 auditorium 'Lbe past week. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hoffman of Pomeroy called on Mr. and Mrs Ray Pickens ST. Miss Shirley Oliver and l~ uther Tucker and Mr . and Mrs. Gll'nll Cartwright of Ma~on motored to Parkersburg Sunday and had supper at the 'Clam Hou!!C Judy and Cheryle Mitchell of 'Pt. Pleasanl were callmg on Joan Oliver Sund'ay afternoon. Mr .and Mrs. Carvin Olivrr of Broad Ruri visited Mr. and Mr,G. Chester Oliver Sunday_ Eugene Wamsley attended a meeting giv('n by The Charleaton Daily Mail at Dunbar W . VJ Thursday Patty Bennett spent Thurs(la,v rughl with Miss Hilda Yeaugcr at Mine rsville, Ohio. f&r . and Mrs Clifford Johnson Ann Yvonne and Mrs. Fanmc Blake motored to Glenwood W.Va. Sunday to visit rel<&tives. Leona w~ s:cy, Floy d Roqrh and Calvm Bumgardner ~ ho are tlttending Marshall C'ollege are spending a few days nt home vi~iti.ng fnends and relati\'es_ Darty Smith statmned at an Air Force Base K.noxv JUe Tenn. and Eugene Smith stationed at s~.,.n An\nnio Texas are visittng reT~· tiVe!l " M:r·s. Viol et Burns and chi hlren , u d u J Be It and "'r. .an lurs. ames !lllC . Cam1ly, Eugene, Johnny and Susle Wamsley attended a party given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Jr of West Columbia. Mr . and Mrs_ Bert B1ggs of Pom· eroy, Ohio vtsited Mr. ami M.rs Harold Smith and fa:nily Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Rome Stewart o! Cheshire, Ohio visited Mr. a1'd Mrs. Clarence Newell Sunday Mr and Mrs. Elmer Webb and Mrs. Martha Bennett o! Waverl y Ohio spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. James Bennett. Miss Janice Duncan, whO is a!tending business school at Columbus. Ohio visited her parent.; Mr. and Mrs. Buren Duncan Sunday . Mrs. Stanley Colley and children of New Hav-:n visited lfrs. Dana ~ewis and Mma on Tuesday event~i. ¥r. and Mrs. Fred t.ew1s, Dana LeVo'ia and Charoletlc motored to Parkersburg Tuesday to vis1t Isaac LeWis who is a patient in St. WahamaHigh Lists900n Honor Rolls I BJ IIIR. Ninety stadente were liJted on tbt> honor rolla of Wahal"qql Klgh Sc.hool for scholastic -.ehl.evem~nts ror the flrli t semeater ol achool Uiot.ed on the honOr 'ioll were : 12 A : Donna Jeffe,rs, Sillf Prof{ltt and June Spencer. 12 8: Peggy Blesslnj', Joe Ford, Jane Icenhower, .JoAnn J'uetice , C~t.ro) Ramey, Vlrgi.nl.a ·Rogers, Joey Roush and Ralph Stewart. 11 A- Yo~tilyn F.ogleeong and James Heniknon. 11 B: Joan na Kessinger, Jeanette Lttton, Rosalee Riggs, Linda Brinkct", Shirley Lyons, Robert McGlothlin and Betty Routh. 10 8: Carolyn Northup, Dottie so ng, Ruth Grimm, Howard McDaniel. Faye Burton, Ju.bUng MtCiung Dnd Marie Jewell, 10 A.: Carolyn Northup, Dottie Jtoush, Ann Newlan.d,,udYt Webb, · I Bor4!r• Phyllis Zickafoo~ I Joan Oliver, M.lllrv.i~ • ush, Jack r · Stewart, Wanda Tbom~D~ l ~r~ · Artis, Ruth Bosweli 11f1d 1 Nancy .• Flesher. · ~'l 'Jr ! , .1 m 9 B: Wilmarine ctUk, l»ap.pa : Darst, Shlr!t>y DodslRf,· ~mO{hy Duncan, Patricia HID, ~1 Lou Roush, Ooral Sttarp, \tlflib l Boy8r,' Carql J.ane Gibbs, Sue Elleia Good· nite, Larry Jeffers, Delo~e11 Mattox, Patsy Rizer and Suzanne Wolpert. 8 A : Karf'n Stewart, Kathy Fowler and DoylE" Jones. 6 B: Phyllis Batey, Ruth Ann Brown,· Joan Carroll, WIUiam Frey, Donna Heas.o.D, l)JLe i.u11tts, Bev· erly RoU&b; ~Jet Roush, Julia va.nJiete.r, J~ah IJrown, Louls Sls· mondo, Jaet,lueUne Capehart, EIleen Fields. 8 B: Sbeldo.D Bo~ Jrma Grin· slead, ~ot\y l;larr~. Robert Kell, Ann Qo,w~.d, ~~ce Roush. Georse ADo JeflerJ, PJtriclb Johnsoil, Ann !Qy.nwd, ~tb Scar· berry and ~WI' Sj,ewart. 7 B• Rlc)lar~ Al}el, ~phen BurgeaJ~ , Wlldo Cunolif/, t,arry Hargraves, Pa\t~ Ntw.INJd, Alice RouiJh, BeVRl.Y Gteer, 1.-mes Gress and Nfi.nty Y.cDalliel. UtO.NTQH J~l;tG:I l'fERE T.he Hon. Warren S. Earhart, ·IrOnton, o., was on tht bench in Me.l&J County cou~ow;e Monday when oral pleadinja were heard in tl;te ca~te, S~l,.e oJ Oltio e_x rei ¥B~ion L. Fr.CllCh, a 'taxpayer, p}Ju~tiff, vs. J~~ 9 Br~el!, de· iendent. Harmon OJlr~en wa.~ defenJJe M.t.~ne'Y- Gb;d.s r~)':~r, CIAurtmurs, a!1Peared COr tlle pLuntill. iludge. Ea~h~rt toaJ;: the case under advisement and Wlll render a decision 1 ter. a c - - - .. ___ _ Joseph Hospital . Mrs. Ed Natross is 11 pa!Jent at Mason Clinic where,~:~he had sur(,:t'ry. Dr. Rav Pi~m of Middle· port is the attending physlc1a n. Re~h a Lewis visited relatt• ·c~ :1! Clifton Wednesday . Lawrene Lewis and Relha railed on Mr. and Mn. G. c. Ncnse .11.t Parkersbll.rg W. Va . Wt!dnesday a!~ernoon. They alao v~ik-d with Isatc Lewis at St. Jose_ph Hospitar.' Mr. and \Irs. ~n)l: MoDe~!tt of Letart Rou,te vlijted Mr. and Mrs. l{arrison Robinson and Mrs. Lloyd Williams Wednesday Mr .end Mrs . Frank Harris and daughter, Ann, visited Mr. and MrR. D~na lewis, Thursay evening. Mr·. and Mrs. Bill Schneider spent the p·tst week end at Columbus, Ohio. Calvin Baumgardner, student at Marshall College, Huntington, spent the \veek end at Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Williams and family. • !3· ---- NANCY BOY··· ARJ! YOU DU/o\8 �• Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Jan. 30, 1957-7 ti-Dally SenUnel, Pomeroy-~Uddleport , Tractor Oub 0, Jan 30. 1957 (181 Employment F=====~========•1 11 Wonted FOR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS Meeting Held "'"''··On Saturday EMPLOYMENT WANTED - WA III...IT ADS ,I ~~ PHONE 398 i any <md. l. c PomerO} o"'"' " '"'"n 1 30 3tc HFD !201 Busme" ~ervtce-5 Legal Notice fiNANCIAL RlltOitT SALISBUI\Y TOWNSHIP MEIGS CO!!NTY, OlliO For the Fiscal Year Ending December 31 , 19.56 Population 9506, 1950 Total Salaries and Wages Pald Dunng the Year 19:56 $5281.23 Tax Valuatton $2,251 ,148.00 Tax Lev~ ... 21.30 ANNUAL I The 4-lt TTactor Maintenance Club held 1ts th1rd meeting at RATES I A.,voKE DESIRI~G , -o"-E- DE- 7:30, Saturday evening at the 2 cents pt"r word, one insertiOn Mini mum r harg(' 501.·--4 cent ~ LIVERY ul BJuughton 's Da1ry Meigs Implement Co. Garage. A per word for three consecutive insertiOns }' roducts \J• P(lll\1!1oy ur Mtddle- total of eight meetings have been Spedal - One month for~ cents per word port , ('a\l '\' <lltL·r ( ruok,, phone planned tor this training couru . Pomeroy, Ohio Full rate of 2 cent.. per word wtU be ("h31'g l•d for advertisw ;: 1! 6057-J . Ai• t 1 a ll. "The Best The m eeting was presided oVer January 24, 1957 Dot paid lor before the 25th of each month following insertion . Doesn' t Los! A Ct'lll More." by President Donald Nelson. I hereby nrtify the following Errors in Advertising-Should be reported immediately The ~ lmoc 1 2 Allen Jenkins of Middleport led report to be corred. Daily Sentinel will not be responsible for more than one zn cur· a discussion on the types and uses rect insertion . F. H JOIINSTON of lubrkanls. C:~.rd or Thanks 11nd Spe1.'1a l NnttN's of Evl'nt.s prmi'I:LI J! rq~ u ­ To"•nship Clerk. i.£..0 0 rfl~uiUfH..t: lar classilit' d rates. Obituaries pubhshed at 1 cent per word GENERAL TOWNSHIP FUNDS Barn.:.'I-SimJ)6l.JD lruurance Ageracy, The next meeting will be on the RECEIPTS M.tddl eport. Ftre _ Aut:omobll~ value of dean air to an engine. WE WISH TO EXPRESS OUR Ronrls. PhOIIIil 6315-X &.2Q... 1 At tbe close of the me-eting General Property Tu $ 3886.09 NOTICE appreciation and t hanks to Mr. light refreshments were served to Sales Tax (Local LEAVING FOR ST. PETERSBURG Clearwater and Tamp•, Ftiday , Henry Ewtng , Freeland Norris, ·- - - - - ~- all present which included FrankGovernment 1100.00 Feb. 1. Take 2 to share eqpenses Dr. Bo1ce and Dr Hewetson, the C'O~IPI.F.Tlo~ lnsup ..u:·e P'rotdCtlon lm Epple, Leo Morrie and Dwaine Gnoline Tn ..... . .. . 7200.00 singen, the flonsts, and all the Life. Auto. Ftroo, t'olto C•ll Dor- Sayfe-, three boys who last year and help With drtvtng. Return U2 in s11 weeks. Contact R. 0 . friends and ne ighbors who sent MlHB, Middlepnrt. 01'\lo completed this three year couree. Inheritance Tax CigareLte 'Tax 311.28 Grimm, 705 Chestnut SL , Midflowers and cards, during the r· Cemeteries-Sale of Iota and dleporl 1 30 ltc illness and loss of our father. Looking For Other Receipts .... . 311.00 Emily & Wi lbur Warner Auto Registr.dion ... . 2000.62 Mrs. Charles Warner. Miscellaneous Receipts Something I 30 ltp (I) Notices NOTICE 0' FILING AND HIAR· Refund --. 13.00 lNG ON INV!NTORY Minist. F-..tnd 83.09 IT'S EASY TO (8 ~ Auto Soles Prebat. Court, Mei11 Covn.,., Ohio Trailer Ttx . ...... . .09 BUY - SELL - RENT TO the Exeeutor or AdministraTOTAL ... .. 18.18 tor and to such of the following Beer and Liquor License find en'lployment - hire liiS are residents of the State of Tax .. or find a lost ltem through 2200.00 Ohio: surviving spouse, If any; Total Miscellaneous 'The Daily Sentinel WANT You'll Find It next of kin; beneficiaries under Receiph . . . . . . . . 2298.18 ADS. Don't put It off the will, if any, the attorney or Total Rccelpls $18.838.~ 1906 MERcunv VB 4 dr. Monteray Through The Call 398 Today - An Ad in atLorneys r<'presenting any of the Sedan. Ml'rromatic. One local 1 this column Daily Sentinel aforementioned persons : PAYMENTS owner $2595.00. Blaettnar's, General Executive Servlces...Pomeroy. 1 24 6tc You are hereby notified that on Compensation of ----- . the 14 day of January 1D~7. an· In- 1 Trustees . . . . . . . . 5 2880.00 1956 PONtiAC V8 Chidlain 2 dr. ventory and Appraisement of the Compensa!ion of Clerk 798.68 Sedan. Luw nuleage. One care· estate of Ella L. Archer, decea1ed, Expenses of Truetees ful Owner. $2495.00 Blaettnar's, late of Racine, Ohio in said County and Clerks _.. 134.75 Pomeroy. 1 24 6tc was filed in this Court. KROGER Total General Executive Hearing on said Inventory and A New Super Markel Services . . . . . . . . . . . 3813.41 (8b) Auto Services Appraisement will be had before Town Hall- Maintenance In Pomeroy, Ohio this Court on the 1st da¥ of Feb.. , ... and Repair Kroger will lnterview for R. H. HA WLl!'JGS SONS CO. - 24 63.70 ruary 1957 at 10 o'clock a. m. Total Town Hall 63.70 male clerk positions lull hour Wrrck~r SPrvice. Duy Exceptions thereto may be filed I Phone fl227 Ni~ht Phone time and part time. by any interested party at any Fire Prolertion-Other Fire 8039-X. DODGF. · PLYMOUTH Quallfleations Neeessary Ume prior to five daYS before the Protection Expenses 400.00 DEALERS. 3 6 tf FULL TIMEdate <~~t for hearing. Tatal Firr Protection , 400.00 . - - -.--.---::-:High School Gradu•t•• WITNESS my atgnature and the Health-Taxes withheld for 955 BUICK SpeCia l 2 dr. Dlx. PART TIMEsent of said Court, this 14th day District Board ot Health 1015.74 Sedan Low rmlt•a)!:c. One careHigh School Stud•nts of January 1957. Highwnys-Road Maintenance ____ .. _ ful !ocal o.-:ncr. $1805.00. BlaetlAGE 17 to 30, neat apparance . JOHN C. BACON and Repair-Contracts 292.67 friendly personality and ab!P. to nar 's, PunH'ruy . 1 24 6tc ROOMS, b:u;emcnt, wa ;h hou se, Judge and Ex-Officio Clerk Road Maintenance and Repairpass written test --- - - · on Kerr ~1., l'umcro}' . Electric, Chief Deputy Clerk Labor and Materials 7M2.3B Slartin~ Role• 1955 PLYMOUTH Va Savoy 4 .dr. water. Phone 162 J . Sedan . Bt•l vcclcrfk Chrome trtm, Road Machinery and Full Time - $51.40 P.r We•k 1 26 Btp one local uwnl'r. $1:i95.00. BlaetP'•rt Time $1.26 Per Hour OBITUARY Tools 1500.20 40 HULTR week, rcguhtr periodic 1 24 6tc tnars, l' omcrny. Chal'le!! Martin Warner was born Total Highways 0345.2:S increa!!es, excellent benefit pro · July 10, 1883 and departed thi~ Cemeteries-Compen!lation of gram mcludmg free insurance) 1954 IJUICI\ <.entury 4 dr. Sedan. l1fe Janu<&ry 24, 1957 at the age Officers & Employees 968.50 sh'k pay, profit sharing, ¥.tc. Dynilflow drive King of the ITIUJCTURAL I BEAM. of 73 years, 6 months and 14 Purchase of Land 891.00 "see" Wllh Oceans of Power. ICRAt- JRON- METALS Applf In person •t days. Total Cemeteries 1859.50 $1795.00, Ulacttnar·s, Pomeroy. MARTIN IIOTEL Mtscellaneous (List) 1 24 6tc He wns united m marriage to Pomeroy, Ohio 60.00 Bond Prem. - - - ----.- - - Gertrude Larkilu, March 9, 1909 Truck Ins. 237.33 Thurad•¥· J•nu•rv 31st Phon. 510 (91 For Sale To th1s wlion one son and one Pomeror BefwMn 10 •.m. •nd 2 p.m. 83.09 Mmist. Fund daughter Wt!rc born He leave~ 1 - 4!9 - ~lc Ads 18.42 NEW HF.AVY DUTY lndmtrial to mouro hui loss his wife, Ger TOTAL l1isc. 398.86 smglc cylinder Wi~>cousin , air When people suddenly I11ce IJetrude , a ":~on, Wilbur Warner, at Memorial Day EKpense 80.00 rcavement Lhe service of a trusL c.ool~l l'nl-l.mes. Brannan 's Gar. home ; a dauw;hter, Em1ly Con- Deductions by County Auditor : worthY funeral director ie indisaa:e, 157 Wnlnut St, Mirllll ~.! pnrt. grovt•, Columbus, Ohio; ohe oensi&le. They aldo welcome t!1e For Eledions . 660.62 T'l'to nP fii.Jjl~ '>1. I 30 :Jtc hrothN, Geon:e Warner, Marion, Information 11nd cow1~tJI re•:clvFor Wor\.:men's Ohio, Ont> !il!itcr, ESther Flinn of I ELEC1'1Ul' SI·:WINC: MACHIN I<: , cd at Compensation 93.26 Miamt, Florida and three nieces Ja va tor_\' l;1r~c.· mcdlcme cabiuct, Bureau of [nspection tH2.19 Trevey-Finsterwald and one nephew. clt•clrit· ~~\cqwr. !'hone 3G4. Total Y!ISI'cllaneous 1824.93 Funeral Home 1 29 {l[(' $18,322.~3 Total Payments lie was a lifelong rcstdent of In addition they cnn sccut'e qual--1\tcigs County nnd was a good SUMMARY OF OPERATIONS BY IJOI Sl'i':IN I 'OW, !I years, fl'cs h I ilv llHJ["('hand !st• wilhaul cxtraNew 1957 FUNDS husband and father as well as vn canre . 144 Butternut Ave., su ou . Ncar Mul'nmg Star Churd1. Ro•d Funda Pomeroy, Ohio. a go od neighbor. John Ch<~IH'y. l 29 3tp Balanc-e, Janual'y 1, 19M '-- - - L------------------------....J --- - I Legal Notice ? GETS RESULTS WANT ADS Call 398 NOW! 15 WE BUY OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. NOTICE FARMERS ~----- ,. FARMALL 2 NlCE IJULSTElN heifel's to frl'shen ll•lon, ouc work hor~re and one riding horBc. Harold rroffilt, Porthuul. 1·28-Jtc Now In Our Showroom "'Power put to better use" Meigs Equipment Company ~ ' ::; .....~.! • ...., . _ . . Ia O n,,· ~· • 115 ~· - d St, ra Phono II PINftaroor, Ohio I I 41 For Rent Pomeroy, Ohlo Clerk's . . . . . . . .. .. $ 4599.8'1 Sunsf't and evening star Receipts Durin& Year 11,269.72 And one dear call for me ~lay there be no moaning at tbe Total Receipts & Balance US,M9.39 Payments During Year 11,829.2~ h.ar Balance, December 31, 1936 When I pul oul to sea. 130 ltp {Clerk's) .......... . 4030.14 M\X WARD • ~!!!.!!!_••• AN OU1Ut.11l.DING In good condition . Call 341-Y. 1·28-6tc 'iiij!~~!i~~~~~~-~ ' Good Clean Vaecl Car• 1-29-6\c 4Furnished Af-•ARTMENT room~ an .I private bath. 1128 E. Main St., Pomeroy. Phone 103-X. Complele WHEEL ALIGNMENT, :-c-:-:-:-:--~ -- -c:--· 1 29 ate balancing •nd brake service. 3 ROOM HOUSE, Syracu~:~c, S. R. Hlickett'lli Safety Service, WeBt Hendt·ix. 1-28-3tp Main Stre\·t, Pomeroy, Ohlo. APARTMENT- ~ rooms and bath, gal furnace, located 218~ E. IAYI DON'T YOU KNOW' Mcun St., Pomeroy. Call Dr. K. Baker'• will a:lve you the bt1t D. Amebary. 1 215 tf tnde on Iurniture or appllanee•. 4-6 tf ·' or rehl - l!;tectrl~ wallpap1 •teamer. t:ltnton fl'l4ber, Mil'! Cord Thanks dle-p1.1rt. Ph. 6263-X. 11-1-tl --:: ,.., = d::: • .., :-: 8eolfold Boordo, D~ Clnthoo. WE WISH TO EXP·RESS OUI\ CllniOn Flllllor, lllddlopolt. apprcci•tion and thank• to our Phone li;!63.l[_ 11-1-d nt'iKhbors and frlend11 who !lent fluwera, c11rdt1 and letlera dur· ONE 4 IIOOM APARTMENT. One ing the death ol our 8on 8 room houe .Newly decorated Mr. and Mrs. Edward F'rench in.!llde anr:t out. A. N. Denali. 1 30 ltc Pomeroy, 11 1 U - - - - ------121 Of INSURANCE AGENCY Pin, Automoblb, H.. lth ACCIDENT Life, C11uolly •nd !Iondo Real Estate Braker In MIDDLIPORT, OHIO ~6~~~-~=~P~HO~N~I~I=~63~1~1=~~~:;;;R~I"" -- LADIES : Tilt' Avon opportumty ,::lvt•s }ou ·~:"tra Money," "New WE-==--c:::--c:==~ WISH TO EXPRESS Ollll Inlcll! ~l ." "A flusinesa of your sincere- appreciation to our Tupneighbors and frhmde f(lr lht•lr own ." Tt•r nloru·s open pers Pl al n~. Middleport. Sumklndnrss and 1ympathy at tht ucr. Pomeroy and Vklnily, timt• of the de1th of our daught Wnlt· f:l;•:mor Brandel, P. 0 . er, Avi.!l Farrell Well. Spec ial 1·28·3tc thanks to the Rev. Ruppt>lt . the Box 946. Port11mouth. Ewini Jo'uneral Dlre<'\Ors, the ·F riendly Neighbors Club, thos(~ ( 16~ For Rent or Sole sending flower& •nd all who FOR SALE OR TltADE : hclprd 111 any w11.y. 10 acres nf lund outside of ('or· Mr . and Mn. Emerson Wt•ll poration tine of Pomeroy. Lo1 30 ltc t·atl'(l on Houl(' 33. City water availuhh· Will trade for auturnohile or Pick-up Truck. CJ•ll WE WISII TO EltPRESS Olllt Jame s J1·rt~·n. phone 421·Y. apprcciaHon 1nd 11inc('rc thank!\ I 28 Stc to the m1tny neighbors, rrlends and relat ve1 ror the belUtitul flor~l) trib•1lt!8 or who helped In Help Wonted ~ anyltay during the illnen and de.tb of our loved one, Ralph QU!CK SEKVICl!: OD Watcll b 1 Roboon. PllriD.,Iil br FactOI"Y 'J."hdaed watch1nakotr. COll.JNlil .l1aVZGlady, Jtob1on, Eleanor and Je11n. LERS. Jlnawr'Cl•. t-1-d • 1 30 1h' R.A-o1 ~kiEu·.:'ViSioN·s-F.R_VI_CJo PI:one 200. t.leland A.Dpll.fiat• ---::-:-c~= ---·- ·Slore, 118 W. MaiD Sl, ........, •,, -=--:-:--: -- - - - . ( 17 I LOCAL LOCAl. LOCAL LOCAL LOCAL LOCAL PICTURES NEWS ADVERTISEMENT EMPLOYMENT INTEREST COVERAGE EVERYTHING IS LOCAL ~1 WISH TO l"IIANK TJIE Ewina Funeral Directors, Rev. a. K. William1, tinaers, flower donora •nd everyone who helped during the sickness an J dtlatb of our beloved wife nn11 ' mother, Mra. Helen Edwarr!'l. ~· A : W. C. Edwards anld 3~·~~~1y. 2-23-tl - - - -·-=-=c::-:;;;;;;: I'OREMA.~ .t. ABROn T.V. SEll-~ VICE AU makt;~• Repaired by E1 OPrt TechntnaDI. P~ l28t Y YJ.ddlepott. . 6-... S-tt SAVE ON YOUR SH"E rept~.lr .lt J Racine 5hoe Shop - - I usou NOTICI OF PUBLIC SALI In purauant"e- of the order of the Probate Court of MeiiiJ County , Ohio. 1 will offer for sale at publJc aucuon on the l::lth day of 1-'ebruary, l9:S7, at '0:00 a. m., at the door of the Metgs County c ourt House, the followini . descr1bed r eal e'iitat~. situated in the Coun t1 of Meigs, -state of Ohio, to-w1t : Situated in the Township · of Cheater, County of Mela:s, and Stale ot Ohio, to-wit: Commencing 28 chains and 70 Un.lu South from the Sortbeast corner of Section No. 23, Town No. 3, Range No. 12 of Ohio Company's Purchase; thPnce South 77 deg. We1t 14 rhains and 76 link11; thence North three (3) cbains; thence North 65 deg. West Eight (8) cbJlns and 92 links; thence South 17 :bains and· 21 links; thence South Eleven (11) degrees and 30' Wf'~t 12 chains; 1hence South 15 deg East 3 chains and :SO links; thence South 81 deg. East 4 chains North 78 deg. Eail: 6 chains; thPnee North 3 deg. East 9 chains: thence East 27 chains and !N) link!l to the East Une of said Section; thenee North 11 ehaina and 56 link• to the place of bea;inning, Save and except 26 aeres ln the Southeast corner of the Northeast Quarter of said Section 23, now owned by C. K. Wells. Tbe part conveyed herein containing 25 ~cres, more or less, being bounded by Shade River, exce;L on tbe North, and belng known as the "Ox Bow" and devi~ed to Grantor by Will of Harold Wello;. Said real estate is situate about one mile Southeast of Chester, Ohio. Said premises are appraised at , $101H) 00 and the terms of the sale are cash in hand on the duy of the sale. BERNARD V. FULTZ Admimslrator de bonis non of the estate of Li.lHe Wells, deceased. (I) 16, 23, 30, (2) 6, 4tc TUPPERS PLAINS a., lv.lrn lrlc:kl... StSnday Sr.hool attendance at the Metbodiat Church, Sunday wu 2.2, collection $~ 20. Rev. Freeland Norria filled hia regular appointment here Sunday night and hia text Wi.s "Tbe Open Door." Mr. and Mrs. K . C. Heinelrick of Parker~burg were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Bragg. Mrs. Joe Eliu of Mason City and Mr. and Mn. Linsey Lyons of Middleport were calling on Mrs. Ora Caldwell and daua:bter, Mr. and Mra. Tom Perrin, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Brl.Qk:les were callint~: on Mr. and Mre. Maywood John1ton of Portland r~nt­ ly. Mr .and Mr1. Ralph Parker of Chester and Mn. Mae Dorst of Long Bottom were calling on Mrs. Ethel Stout rec:ently. Mr. and Mra. Garth Sovel, (Dixie Vincil) are announcing the birth of a daughter born Jan. 24th at St. Joteph Bo•pJtal. Mr. and lfrJ. Floyd Ridenour of Chester were Saturday evening gueste of Mrs. On CaJdweU and daughter. Mr. and Yra. Gordon Chevalier and IIODB, were calling on Mr. and Mn. Verd Chevalier of Succ:e11 and Mre. Norma Dean of Cheater Sunday. ---- GOLDEN WIDOING Mr. and Mra. Dorael Smith of Hemlock Grove will celebrate their Golden' Wecid.ing anniversary an Sunday, Feb. 3 with an 'open house from 2 to 4 p. m. And We Are Proud to be THE ONLY LOCAL Newspaper In Meigs Mason 5tMGI Head ts Speaker Before ~ew Haven PTA M~etina ' Tt.e neceail.ty of modern ideas in eduratio'n wf!re stresae- by c. H. W1thers, superu~tendent of M11 · son Co1.Jnty schools, recently as he ·.11ldressed the memhtu-s of the Nc..., Hllvt>n Plll'COl-Teacber Associalton in 11 meeting held at the school. i:, j)t. Withms di.seU£Sed the lmp ::IJ'tance of mathe'maUc.s and sci· t'nt:e In todtty':; 5Clt001 curricu\m and also touhed on the teacher s hortage, large enrollments, the building pro~ram . and the guid· "'nte or chidr(ln1 bv both parents ·.and ll'aC'hers. · Rutland lost a clnse one last night Lo Wilton (Wilkesvtlle) at Wilton :S6-M after being t Led up .1t the tlalf 31 -all. Rutland had Jim Graha·m with 13. D. Dugan, 12, L. Dug1n 10, Pat Eads, t 0 and Turner with 9 while W.Ukenille's Shant got 17 to take high honors. Score by quartera: Rutland 17 31 44 54 Wilton 23 31 46 56 The February 4 presentation ,f the skit by the Mason group will be held at the Sunnyside SC'hool below Pt. Pleasa nt on State Route 2. The February 13 presentation will be given at the Mason Gr.trde School. Also appcarinc in the presentation will -be a · women's chorus made up of Mrs. Vera Dodson, Mrs. .!r:WY ~oush, Mrs. Betty Ca_dle, .1• • . Helen." SteWart, Mrs. Emily Burgess. and Mrs. Maxine Rickard. The c~Drus will be directed b\· ~ ~)U:s. ,tiv'Clyn 'Profq t. I Appearing in the skit are Lore!la Wetss. Mrs. Jean Warner, r D. Carr, Dor Ebersbath, )jfs Alma Turner, Mrs. Janet Surface, Mrs. Lilah Zerkle, Mis! }:l~en Bletner, Woodtow Foreman . bimvrr Artis, Rohcrt Cole, and Ml's Roy Burgess. marye •women's and Children's Boots- $2.00 pr. ' $5.95 Directing lhe skil is Mrs. Denver Artis. In speaking of the program to be pre !f'e nted ;;,t the Coun~ ty Counetl, Mr. Carr. principa\ of the Mason Grade School repo.r ted Buy a seeond pair for ie Two pair for $1.00 SUStJn WOrner I5 Honor G ruest 0 n Bl' rthday EI'q,hth _ Roush's Shoe Store ' ·• ~IDDLEPORT 1 , Q~IO ANEWSPAPER ROUTE CAN GET YOUR SON OFF-THE-FENCE • EAGLE RIDGE . Governor O'Neill Cut 'To Size' In Capitol Incident too) IT WD! BRING HIM DOWN TO EARTH . .ON THE ·RIGHT SIQil \ ' I \will,. \ A newspaper route hlp clevelop yovr son's -re•ponsibility, · Initiative, thrift, 'i/ne.sty, end reiJI I manhood. Fino traitJ of chera~ ter become reel lfltJ ective ·In your ~oy when he i':"' new•pap.fboy. / (, / ~'Hey l ~-- . l ,I l J.ll' ~he Members of Ute :.tason Parent- _Lhat is un~sual for so f!lany from one gJ'OJ.Ul to t~~ok.f part m a pro., a short skit e'ntitled •·our Objeels. gram presented beforP the coun· Then and Now" In observance of cil. Fo.tinaws Day bcfo.re the Mason The skit concerns the objectives county· PTA Council on fo'ebruary oi the ,PTA Irom the time of Us 4 and again before the Mason PTA rounding by Mrs. Allee McLellan 011 February 12. · M Ph b A FO\lride:rs Day for the PTA is Buney and rs. oe e pperson Hearst on February 17, 1897. relebratl'd on February 17. • Men's Dress Shoes · · · · · · · · · · · · · · $4.00 pr. I_ wnuld sp£msor lbe Cub Scouts for Jll llt hcr year and three persons \n 1 • ap po.inled t.o serve on a cr:n-' mi ·: w rcvUie lbP. by-lawl . o.r the -."r Hliitcc afe Mrs. Stein, Mrs Will1 ajn McFarlt~nd , and Mrs. Burrell , 1aw::.un. J!eaC~ers Assoc;ia.tion will pr.eaent 1 , ' I' r uring the meetin.!J it was deci d· d iJy I he organiution lbal it ·.p.ronning founders Day Observance RICH!ST OF ALL MONTREAL llP • The 'fi!lh annual Labatt Open, Canada's richest golf tournament with 1 $26,800 pot, will be held at Mont· real's lslesmere golf course, Jul)' 4-7, it was announced today by Ken Murray, tournament director . NOR·TII SECOND ST. CO\lncil and Mrs l\mli.ld Brown gave a report on 11 comm unit y calendu.r Mason Parent Teacher Association w. • Women's Shoes re~=oort on a meeTrn1 of the Mason Couuty PT4;\. ving t he award for having \L•osl par~nts preaent waa the Jlresiding ,at the meeting was s• ·onJ gra de room of Mrs. Fay Mrs. John ~organ . Mrs. Edwil L. 5n.it h It was furth e r annop.nceci !'tPin r.ead ~n articlt~ , "Go Teuh," th<~t a play entitled "What PTA w111ch wa~ followed by striptur(! ~k:ms to Father" would be presen tc ::! 11y the fathers at the next , auf.( .praJer. 111i.ss :-Gold.)oe ,H;nt ·~u bmitted & P'f:\ 111eeting in Ft>bruary. BIRTH ANNOUNCIMINT ar~d Mrll. Dale Edward Wa1· burn, 741 Short Fourth Street. Middleport. are announcing the blTth of their firrt child, Steven Edward, who wa11 born on January l:S, at' the Meigs General Hospital. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert G. Clarke, Letart, va., and paternal crandparents are Mr. and Mrs. ~ymond Wilburn, 3&1 HamUton Street. Mre. E!ttlla Walburn, Pomeroy, is a artat grandmother of the baby. Steven Edward is the firJt grandchild of Mr. and Mn. Raymond Walburn. Mr. •women's'and Childrens Slippers- $1.00 pr. OAK HILL Charles Warner died Thursday after ~vE!ral years illness. GeQrge Warner of Marton Wa!' here Lo attend the funeral of hi~ brother, Charles Warner. Mrs. Emily Congrove, Columbus, was called her by the ill~ss and death of her father, Charles Warner. Mrs. Martha McElroy, spent Thurmlay wi•h her 11lst.er, Mrs. Almeda Wipplc in Pomeroy . Mr. and Mrs . John Rasp and daughters, Judy, Jean and Sharon, Fostoria, spent the week end wtth Henry Spencer. Mn. John Hayes was operated on Jn the Schaekel Clinic: in Ma· son City Lut week. She is improving. Mrs. Lillie Christy is spending some time with her sister, Mrs. Janey Young in New Lexington who fell an I inJured her leg. Quite a numbe-r from her at· tended the funeral ol Chal'les Warner at the Ewing Funeral Home in Pomeroy Saturday aCtvnoon. Mr. and Mrs. John Rasp, Fostoria and Mr. snd MrB. Henry Spencer apcnt Saturday evening with the former's aunt, Clara Circle at Carml:l. Henry Spencer spent a couple days tall week in Columbus attendlnll 1 Trustees' Convention. , Mrs. Gail Cain, Atheru visited her •lfter, Mrs. Waid Spencer and familY. Jack. Kelb•, who injured his Iinpr In a door ls improving. . Mr. r.nd Mra. Norman Frederick and sons, visited Mrs. John Haye1 at the Schaekel Clinic on Saturday afternoon. Sunday afternoon visitors at the Norman Fr~derlck horne were Mr. and Mr1. John Rasp and daughters Mr. and Mrs. Henry Spencer, Vance, Mary Jean Bing, Harry Lee and Ellther Spencer, Mr. and Mrs. Milo Biggs and Mr. and Mrs. Curt Frederick. -HaHie F..-rlck ( Rutland Edged In Wilkesville Play FINAL Clearance Sale IN THE DAILY SENTINEL r----------.1.-------------.l WJil Legal N~tice Outstanding Warrants, De.. mber 31. 19118 (Add) 638.110 Balance In ~poaJtory. AU Mikos ud MOIIela December 31, 19M .. $ 4688.84 General Town•hlp Funclt 1"'1 Balance. January I, 19M {Clerk'•) ........... $1448.60 Receipts Dm1.ng Year . . Dl78.81 Total Receipts & Balance 7028.41 Payment! Durina: Year 8493.28 CONCRETE BLOCKS Balance, December 31, 1838 "'~n• a.ttor Per Len" (Clerk's) . .. . .. .. . . D35.19 GRUESER BLOCK co. Out•tandlng Warrants, l)e. I MIIH North of p..,.... cember 31, 19M (Add) On Rt, 33, Call Wm, GI'VIH•. 261.16 Balance in Depoeitory, Decomber 31, 19M .. $ 796.311 :;;;; Totol of All '"""' Balance, January 1, 19H · , (Clerk's) ......... . . $ 6049.27 RecelptN Durlnr Year 16,8S8.59 Total Rei:elpts & Balance 22,887 .86 Paymenta During Year 18.322.33 Balance, December 31, 1956 (Clerk's) . . . . . . . . . . . 4:165.33 Outatanding W•rranh, December 31, 19~ (Add) Mrs. A. D. Tu{tJe, Mrs. Glenn 899.86 Balance in Depository, TutUe and daughter, Kathy, and December 31, 1958 .. $ 5464.99 Mrs .Amy Wolf spent Friday aft' U)-30-1 tc ernoon with Mrs. John Rose and family at Baahan. Mrs. Gaynell Clark and, daughter of Athens spent Saturday with her dau&hter, Mrs. Milton Tuttle 1nd famlly. Mra. Jack Harris spent Sunday afternc.on with her aunt, Mrs. Amy Wolf. Mrt. A. D. Tuttle and Mrs. Glenn Tuttle attended 1 layette shower COLllMBUS, 0 . "(IJP) Gov. in honor of Andrea Sorden held C. William O'Neill says he ucent- at the home- of Mrs. Neva Bailey, ly had an experience which "real- Racine, Saturday evening. ly C!ut me down lo _size." . Mn. .\,my Wolte received wurd The new governor said he of the death of her niece's huswalked up to the Ohio House ol band, Mr. Wonard Schepp of Eaat Representatives fTom his office to Liverpool, Ohio on January 18. rt'new old ac-quaintances. Mre. alenn ·TutLie and daughter, •He ran into some of the ) oung Kathy, spent Sunday afternoon Houle pag('5 and llopped to chat with Mta. Mary K. Holter lind fama while ily at BaJban. .hlle standing there, a freshBob BUJ"nem of Letart spent man member of t h e Houle Sunday wJth A. D. Tuttle . Stepped up and handed O'Neill a Mr .William Wolf visitM Mr. nOte. Earnest HoUer, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. John Rose and he said, 'bout running bud thi<l,'' down to "how the a:ovcrfamily called on her parent11, Mr . hor's secretary for me?" and Mrs. A. D. TutUe, Sunclt.y aft· erooon. FRY TO COOK, NOW Mr, amd Mts. Hank Arnott spent - POLO, Ill . UP - Shirley Fry, Sunday wJtb her Parents, Mr. and U.S. women 's ter.nis star, will be Mrs .Charles Biaaell and family. married Feb. 16 in Sydney, Au• tro.lla. to Karl Irvin Jr.. TV •.?xecu IITNEY SUPPER tlve an son of a Polo, Ill, minisThe Syracuse PTA will sponsor C~tmty ter, il wall announced Tuesday~ a jitney supper at the Syracuse The pro11peetive a:room'• P'-rents Grade Sehool on Satw-d'f, Feb. 16 ReV. and Mr11. Karl Irvin, Sr .. from I to 7 p. m. METROPOLITA ..._. Rodney Downing ,;---;..,;:.:... :c.--"'-:-:::-:-• - ·-----=-==--=-= ! '' " !• Mason Methodist WSCS Meeting b Held On Monday "Islands in My Community" was the topic at a meeting of the WSCS of the Ma$0n Methodist Cburch held at the church on Monday evening. Mrs. Richard W.right was thf' program leade.r for the evenin& and introduced the topie the JWI'· pose ol whi~h was explained as being £n attempt to 'crf'ate m· \lr.c:erstandine of the different kind'l nf isolation of 1roups and individuals that .may eP&t ii1 a rommunity. A spot drama wall presente1l at J.h~ meeting by memllers of the YOuth Fel1owship t>f the chu:-ch The members taking part were Marilyn Foglesong, Sally ProffiU, Jackie Capehart, Claudia Zerkle , Bob Artis, and Ralph Attis. A trio made up of Jackie Cape hart, Claudia Zerkle, and Sally Proffitt sang "I'll Go Where You Want" and a prayer was presente-d by Mrs. Wright. Those present were Mrs. W. H. Foglesong, Mrs. L. J . Ruttencul tetr Mrs. L. E. Thomas, Mrs. Eber ifoush, Mrs. Wlilliam L, Zerkle, Mr ~ Ralph Pickens, Mrs. Russell Capehart , Mrs. John Chattin. Mrs. V Roy Burgess, Mrs. June an Matre, Mrs. Denver Artis, Ml's. Ray Proffitt, Diane Capehart. Sally Proffitt, Marilyn Foglesong, Jackie Capehart, Claudia Zerkle, Bob Artis, a~d Ralph Artis. A birthday party honoring "'arncr on lh• oc"asion of S" •on " " ... ~ her eighth birthday \It as held at the home of her parents, Mr. and ~rs. Ra~ph WarneJ' or Mason €ity, Of\ last Tuesday . A . special doll cake baked by Mrs. Mary Berry was presented to tfi~ ;R"Ue~t of honor at the party: ~el -.were pJ.ayed and pr~es ~-men viere Won by Mary Foster, and Con"'• 1'A'-'I:. nie HarbQ~~~ . f,4\'ors of Balloo_ns.. A B f; R DEE N p a 0 v 1 N G and hats lf,fe b n to ,the gue~. GROUND, Pi'D. (AHTNC) _ Army Prcscllt.iWf!t' party were ·Jackie• _Specialist Srcond Class John RJ',tc'ridge, Janie Dodson, Coniiic Kauff, son of Mr. and Mn. John !hrhour, Debra Thomas, Bever-ly P. Kauff, Middleport, Ohio, recentCar:-;on. Mary Foster, Judy Duncan. Jy was graduated from a UJ·week Fay Lyons, Harvietb Newland, ,lutomotive repair and malnten'Mary Jane Thomas, Linda Perry, ao~c course at The Ordnance ChS.rlene Might , Beverly Swain, SchOol, Aberdeen Proving Ground, Vicky Weaver: Janice Henry, Janie Md. Burgess. Janie Turner, Susie Specialist Kauff, a UH'1 ll'&duJohnson. Sally Yeager, Nancf.. .Pro- ate of Middleport HiJ.b .SCbool, frill, Joan Van Metet;., Susii' Sur- ·W-l;i eJI\RJo.)'ed by t.h.e t:few York fac.e. Virginia Spl'9,lllie, Jen.niler •Pintral Railroad Jn Kobson before · Zerkle, David Sharon Ber· enJM,ring the Army in October J96(), · ! ry, and M'ary Sending a un11ble to J)e fJis wile, BettJ!, lives in ,Benderpresent was Joy : so •• W. Va - ~· ' 1•. ,. t.t • -- s. . . . CUFTON Mn. Frieda Henry and Mrs ~rene JU!llllJ lflet Wilb their lUSters and slslers.in-1-aw Thursday at the Qpmt ot Mrt . Eunice ha rt 11.1 Gra· ham St.ation Jnd tpenl the da )'. They bad IS their gues ts M1ue1 Vilda , May and Florene Pick11rd or Longdale and Mr.. Bell Brown and two children of Mason . The Good Will Clas.s met at the home of Frie-da. Henry on Monda y night and continued QUilting and cutting carpet rllJs. Tl)oie prc.1ent were Clara Williams. LllCille Har ri»on, Mabel Johnson . Wilma Blak e'. Irene Juatis, June Burns and Frieda Henry. M.r. and Mrs. Georg J Burns attended a dinner given by Mr 11.nd Mn. Harfy Miller on Saturday evening at New Flave n for th r Couples' Club. Mrs. Arthur Fick of Pom('roy, Ohio and her sister Mrs Glen Wallace of Cabel, Wisconsin w1•1 e Fr\dpy guests of Mr. and Mn Ned KetlrY. Mr. Ralph Cartwright of Mason City was visiting Mr. Ned Henry on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs _ Byron Va n Meh•r or Acme, W. Va. was visiting relative• and friends in Cl ift on on Sunday. Mt. Ivan Bush of Mason City \\'as calling o Mr. Ned Henry un !.londllJ', Several f0tb ot Cli rton · have been attending the meetings' that was beid in Point Pleasant in the High School1 auditorium 'Lbe past week. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hoffman of Pomeroy called on Mr. and Mrs Ray Pickens ST. Miss Shirley Oliver and l~ uther Tucker and Mr . and Mrs. Gll'nll Cartwright of Ma~on motored to Parkersburg Sunday and had supper at the 'Clam Hou!!C Judy and Cheryle Mitchell of 'Pt. Pleasanl were callmg on Joan Oliver Sund'ay afternoon. Mr .and Mrs. Carvin Olivrr of Broad Ruri visited Mr. and Mr,G. Chester Oliver Sunday_ Eugene Wamsley attended a meeting giv('n by The Charleaton Daily Mail at Dunbar W . VJ Thursday Patty Bennett spent Thurs(la,v rughl with Miss Hilda Yeaugcr at Mine rsville, Ohio. f&r . and Mrs Clifford Johnson Ann Yvonne and Mrs. Fanmc Blake motored to Glenwood W.Va. Sunday to visit rel<&tives. Leona w~ s:cy, Floy d Roqrh and Calvm Bumgardner ~ ho are tlttending Marshall C'ollege are spending a few days nt home vi~iti.ng fnends and relati\'es_ Darty Smith statmned at an Air Force Base K.noxv JUe Tenn. and Eugene Smith stationed at s~.,.n An\nnio Texas are visittng reT~· tiVe!l " M:r·s. Viol et Burns and chi hlren , u d u J Be It and "'r. .an lurs. ames !lllC . Cam1ly, Eugene, Johnny and Susle Wamsley attended a party given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Jr of West Columbia. Mr . and Mrs_ Bert B1ggs of Pom· eroy, Ohio vtsited Mr. ami M.rs Harold Smith and fa:nily Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Rome Stewart o! Cheshire, Ohio visited Mr. a1'd Mrs. Clarence Newell Sunday Mr and Mrs. Elmer Webb and Mrs. Martha Bennett o! Waverl y Ohio spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. James Bennett. Miss Janice Duncan, whO is a!tending business school at Columbus. Ohio visited her parent.; Mr. and Mrs. Buren Duncan Sunday . Mrs. Stanley Colley and children of New Hav-:n visited lfrs. Dana ~ewis and Mma on Tuesday event~i. ¥r. and Mrs. Fred t.ew1s, Dana LeVo'ia and Charoletlc motored to Parkersburg Tuesday to vis1t Isaac LeWis who is a patient in St. WahamaHigh Lists900n Honor Rolls I BJ IIIR. Ninety stadente were liJted on tbt> honor rolla of Wahal"qql Klgh Sc.hool for scholastic -.ehl.evem~nts ror the flrli t semeater ol achool Uiot.ed on the honOr 'ioll were : 12 A : Donna Jeffe,rs, Sillf Prof{ltt and June Spencer. 12 8: Peggy Blesslnj', Joe Ford, Jane Icenhower, .JoAnn J'uetice , C~t.ro) Ramey, Vlrgi.nl.a ·Rogers, Joey Roush and Ralph Stewart. 11 A- Yo~tilyn F.ogleeong and James Heniknon. 11 B: Joan na Kessinger, Jeanette Lttton, Rosalee Riggs, Linda Brinkct", Shirley Lyons, Robert McGlothlin and Betty Routh. 10 8: Carolyn Northup, Dottie so ng, Ruth Grimm, Howard McDaniel. Faye Burton, Ju.bUng MtCiung Dnd Marie Jewell, 10 A.: Carolyn Northup, Dottie Jtoush, Ann Newlan.d,,udYt Webb, · I Bor4!r• Phyllis Zickafoo~ I Joan Oliver, M.lllrv.i~ • ush, Jack r · Stewart, Wanda Tbom~D~ l ~r~ · Artis, Ruth Bosweli 11f1d 1 Nancy .• Flesher. · ~'l 'Jr ! , .1 m 9 B: Wilmarine ctUk, l»ap.pa : Darst, Shlr!t>y DodslRf,· ~mO{hy Duncan, Patricia HID, ~1 Lou Roush, Ooral Sttarp, \tlflib l Boy8r,' Carql J.ane Gibbs, Sue Elleia Good· nite, Larry Jeffers, Delo~e11 Mattox, Patsy Rizer and Suzanne Wolpert. 8 A : Karf'n Stewart, Kathy Fowler and DoylE" Jones. 6 B: Phyllis Batey, Ruth Ann Brown,· Joan Carroll, WIUiam Frey, Donna Heas.o.D, l)JLe i.u11tts, Bev· erly RoU&b; ~Jet Roush, Julia va.nJiete.r, J~ah IJrown, Louls Sls· mondo, Jaet,lueUne Capehart, EIleen Fields. 8 B: Sbeldo.D Bo~ Jrma Grin· slead, ~ot\y l;larr~. Robert Kell, Ann Qo,w~.d, ~~ce Roush. Georse ADo JeflerJ, PJtriclb Johnsoil, Ann !Qy.nwd, ~tb Scar· berry and ~WI' Sj,ewart. 7 B• Rlc)lar~ Al}el, ~phen BurgeaJ~ , Wlldo Cunolif/, t,arry Hargraves, Pa\t~ Ntw.INJd, Alice RouiJh, BeVRl.Y Gteer, 1.-mes Gress and Nfi.nty Y.cDalliel. UtO.NTQH J~l;tG:I l'fERE T.he Hon. Warren S. Earhart, ·IrOnton, o., was on tht bench in Me.l&J County cou~ow;e Monday when oral pleadinja were heard in tl;te ca~te, S~l,.e oJ Oltio e_x rei ¥B~ion L. Fr.CllCh, a 'taxpayer, p}Ju~tiff, vs. J~~ 9 Br~el!, de· iendent. Harmon OJlr~en wa.~ defenJJe M.t.~ne'Y- Gb;d.s r~)':~r, CIAurtmurs, a!1Peared COr tlle pLuntill. iludge. Ea~h~rt toaJ;: the case under advisement and Wlll render a decision 1 ter. a c - - - .. ___ _ Joseph Hospital . Mrs. Ed Natross is 11 pa!Jent at Mason Clinic where,~:~he had sur(,:t'ry. Dr. Rav Pi~m of Middle· port is the attending physlc1a n. Re~h a Lewis visited relatt• ·c~ :1! Clifton Wednesday . Lawrene Lewis and Relha railed on Mr. and Mn. G. c. Ncnse .11.t Parkersbll.rg W. Va . Wt!dnesday a!~ernoon. They alao v~ik-d with Isatc Lewis at St. Jose_ph Hospitar.' Mr. and \Irs. ~n)l: MoDe~!tt of Letart Rou,te vlijted Mr. and Mrs. l{arrison Robinson and Mrs. Lloyd Williams Wednesday Mr .end Mrs . Frank Harris and daughter, Ann, visited Mr. and MrR. D~na lewis, Thursay evening. Mr·. and Mrs. Bill Schneider spent the p·tst week end at Columbus, Ohio. Calvin Baumgardner, student at Marshall College, Huntington, spent the \veek end at Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Williams and family. • !3· ---- NANCY BOY··· ARJ! YOU DU/o\8 �' ' B-Da1ly Sentine l Pomeroy Middleport, 0 The Dadv Sentmel • ' Eleanor Schaaf, Middleport Society Editor, Phone Lucille Bearhs Hawkms, Pomeroy S0<1ety Editor, Phone 6244 tt e Selcrt Onlg The Verg Best In Used Cars 1956 Buick Special 1956 Ford VS 1955 Chevrolet Heater & seat covers White wall tires Really sharp 1955 Mercury 2 dr M 0 M Hcatu sharp tu-tone pamt All good tue-s Clean & solid Monterey Hardtop Radio heater wtlh overdnve. All good w/ wallllre.s 1953 Dodge 3/4 ton 1' fme pletcl)' tires O\ ll s~at Moto-r comhauled goo d <ove rs 1952 PockorCI Automatll tran s m1 ~s 1on Ra dto & Ih .ltu Uood t1r es & clean 1951 Ford VS 2 dt Rad1o & he,Jtf'r, scat covl rs nc"" punt good tires ( omm 111d1 1 4 :!1-lri B I good Ill Ui 1950 Pontiac 18) St.tlton W 1gon Auto trans R;J(IJq & llcnfl r Rum lilt(' L I I~ ~ \l1 oil I 11 llfl lll} Il oil o v { h 1rles !J~ S('Il I 1 111 In II 11 ~1 P• r tnd d au h ,, 1 l1•il• 1 1 tlt n hHt bt: e n ill \l lh II 1 I th1 pa~ ' WCI k \lJ ~ntl \lr• Alhtrl Spa1ks I Ha~1l t 111 tlt \It and Mrs D 111 t ll nth. r \\1lttfnrd wcrf'Sm d tV Jil H Is f \11 s Svlvl~ M• \.1 IS 11 1 1 M1s A J Bcavl!r They 11 lu '1 I!;~ l.ount~ lu tllllll ht ft l ll luf'll~ ll tll llUJ \\ ('JJ\ ' lr~ 2- 1949 Chevrolets I 2 dr I< ll ctl mc 1ad1o h ea t~ 1 and Huns fm e 1948 Plymouth 2dt ftm ~mh Many From First Baptist Church Attend Mission 1 a1 nallc s dl llt hrr hum< ill I In Slt N( Wllh flu Bdty 11\ I llutltnrl v.ho ~ t IJ n I\ \1 ~ \ J R{' a VJ r sp1nl tl' 1\ krd"th!urpur dJ VB \\Llh ~ca t {; o\eJs I I 1951 Studebo ker ove dtJ\c I Mr and Mrs Phil M~1er of Col wnbus and Dr and Mrs Paul Baumen of Portsmouth were week end guests of Mr and Mrs Fred I Mr ~ \o\ alit 1 RmrH ~ t as notlhf'd Saturday of the dlnc~s of her SIS 1 tcr M1s Arthur (overt In Fort I Laudcrd1l e ~I H Kf'n 1Cih Boste ~ ~ nr 111 ht ; ol M1 ~ ~.a I 1pnl s ( oH rt 1s 111 ~lur ula and he called ~~~ w ft and ~ I rs llalnty to tel tht m th 1\ \frs 1 over• had been t 1k( 11 to lhl' ll oly (ross Hospital thrn a ftN halll L( 1 h• 1rt attack Mr~ \Vdl \I 1H~ s 11! at hel ho11a Nll h ~ S!l( rt ~tlack of flu nr 11 h I 1 kt 1 ~ 1\ 10 hns been m K 1 11~<1s ( h t tk tn<;: :~ spe-cial t:nur' JIJ !- I trtr Jt Htlh gr •ph wor' ~ txpn:lttl lontt S!l urday sedan good tr11 s r r1ns ~ood bod v t IPtHI m A good st UltH I < n l l 111 I lmlt' IN SJ F TllllSIJ \~ll M \NY MOJa. \ ~lli1U lin 111 J wghtc r uJ nd i\1r' Juh l\ Bty an IH I IHtM tl 11 IHr honn Jm ~f'VIr I d 1\ ~ L tu \1 I METROPOLITAN AUTO SALES AtTrafltc Light In Middleport Open Eveningl until 9 p m I 1·------------.J Phone 8045·J !I Ml Y 1 ,, " ld 11-: !\.lts It""'"!' \h> ' Allen Hampton and M1s Slu r nan Ruller wt rc 111 ll£' n<hil l( lut ~d ll) to attclhl the !unHal or :\1r~ \1ar) GGmcr HI bN t~ whot1 dif'tl saiurda)' Mrs Hub< r ts w 1s tl't iV( m M1sswnary "ork In lit• llilt)\ l ~ot Churchc!i 111 I he 1!1 (km~-: lhstrlel HLACK AND WHITE SILK aHl comblnetl for this l\\O plece evcntng ~ostume de~ugncd by Oleg C1astm The black sheath Js f ront pnneled with a dou ble lOW o~ buttons at the knetos The lonf:" .sleeved \\ hlte bole!() L!l double breasted an d fll.stcnetl "lth black 511ltn butlons ~ATTN Scout Troop 245 Committee In Monday Meeting Monda} even11 g m mf1wmal !{a W<lS held 11l the I Jbufy afhr lhe rcJ!Ulflr Scout mt'ctmf:( Ken JH th 1\lel lh1nncy pn sttl(d and uthtrs prese nt were Ben f'luiSQn James ~Impson Scoutm;~shr Roh ert Mills Asst Scoutmaster~ Gene t nlf'm on Chnrles Vrmnan and Lar r)' HICC I Moe "''"" •nd Sunr:la)' aflcrnoon Rrv and Mrs Zund£'1 attended the Preachlns :-.fissiOn at Huntington and heard congressman Walter Judd Dorothy Jahns.on James Weiher To Wed In February Mr and Mrs J S Johnson Gal Tt nt<~IJH! p!Mns wert• made Cor hpohs Rt 1 have announced the the cominB year wath out door ac engagement nnd approaching mlr· tJutles for 1hc Scouts stress~d as nase of th<lir dauahter DorotHy, \ery lmporl:~nt llt cruJts for the to James E <Pat) Weiher aon of J'roop arc IM'mg mvltf'd to jOin at this time J)unng the Scout ~~~ ~~~dnd~rs R. C WeJber Sr, mrctln~ Tenderfoot Requirement s Ml&s Johnson &raduated from we ac rcvle\H'd by the Scout s Gall1a Academy Hllb &h(lol in Planll hav" abo be('n made ror 1952 11nd II' emplayed at the the observ tnle of NatiOnal Boy Mitchell Oftlce Supply Company Scout Wl'e k [rom Feb 8 l3 D ls- Mr Weiher sraduated from RlO pl!lys will be plac6'd m s<'veral Grande Coll~ae In 185:1 and 11 a teacher In the Middleport School wmdoo,~s ln the bmancss dlslrtct system fnr this week Date. of the wedding has been set ior Fobruny 21 MASON CLINIC Coronet 2 <h S~1inn Rad1o and heutllr One owner Sparkhn~ hlark flntSh $1595 AdmJsstons Mra Letha Howell Harrtsonvalle, January 22; R.osan n( Bobo Middleport J11nNM't 24 M1 ~ Norman Weln Hatlforft :fan uarv 25 Mrs LOretta to mdk~ Le tall Falls January 28 MrN Lolilll! Eak10s, Middleport Januar, 28 Btrths A son to Mt lind Mn Janll's Edward Eakin , MHMI('I'JOrt on January 28 a da~aght rr to Mr and Mrs Charles Ruls(' ll Fmdley Jr Lelart Falls OhiG on Janu ary 28 Rosenbaum Mrs R 8 Wtlkms retl!Tned to her home Lancaster Monday after a several davs VISit wtth her moth er Mrs Addie Grueser Mrs Grace Ryan returned to her home Columbus Tuesda)' arter a two weeks VISit w1th her s1ster and brother tn law Mr apd Mrs Jack St1vers Condor St Harry Canterbuey who 111 a med teal p4ttent at Holzer Hosp1tal 1• reported as 1mprovwg d SO Jf )0 • nl.lDtNCI Ill $7100 O.oo"' o II•• $39 50 I d• , l in, UP lO OfTORfKNOW C fi,_ILUI tlf U' GO I'"" G """' 1 l int •d••l•!l ··~~ ~750 ........... , ..... ,.. " ,. """"".,.to""""' Htau YGu'te 1ure of • hrelime of happmf'•s wah ) o11r frr can td* weddJna riRIS We have a complete ~election ul 111yles, ·lrom elass rc tl.lllpltctly Co regal t plent!. r each mu.le o( 1pe<:1a1Jy hardened prf'CIOU! gt ld C:h "~t' your~ h•d~ty Beloved by Hrultr' for 0Lwr JOV leart GOESSLER JEWELRY Court St Pomeroy the Jmporta"c;t cl llltdlciN tn fMhwl"t tood hoohh And f« boot ,_111 lllty know that pretetlbtd 111edlciMS .,., 1M occuratelr cCinlpClUnded of freth, pwa eM poltlnt lnortdfenh You can be lUte o1 theM .,alit!., at $wt~her & LohN &..t Ul CQiftDOUnd vour "•' pre.crtDtl,_.-; SWISHER 6 LOHSE DRUG STORE Main St Phone 9 Pomeroy RST t'hlrty thr<'e men enjoyed a meeting at the Cheater Scout Camp Saturday rrtght when chick en, flsh, cole &law, baked beans. baked potatoes blscu1ts, coffee and Ice cream were served for the evening meal The men were Com mttlee membt'rs Scouf..masters and Explorttr Lea •ers of the MaaonGalha Me1gs D1str1.et Funeral services for Avts Far rell Well were held from the E w1ng Chapel Monday at 2 p m With the Rev Howard Ruppelt pastor of the MJddleport Presby te rtan Church, o.i(ieUating In Clrculatlon ~fr and Mrs Ons f111llher rn terlatned a group of relat J\C S Sun d a~ at their home C~es l er road Guest~ were Mr anct Mrs Paul Ginther and \irs Theresa Ellmon u! Lh~rlc.ton \\ Va Mrs Velma Jackson Mrs .1-'aulme Petry Smltherq W V:~ Mr and ){ , Dan (,mJher Waterford anrl Mr and Mrs Albert Sparks Ha}den v11 lc ' Point Pleasant( Youth Fellowship Meeting Is Held Over 100 young ~nons wl'rt' present on Mond.ty mgh t at tht> monthly tneetmg of tlu Po tnt Plea s.a nt Dtstnct Youlh Fel lowsh ip of the fi vangcli('Sl Unit ed Brf'thern churches at the West { ulumhu church NO 245 A• "ROLLING SKmt HOU!'ITBI wu ChOien Chantilly lace dreu lrl tluta J'ei!, dtllgned by Oleg Caaelnl. Invtrted pleat• are atltched a.t top and bottom for tbe ron et.. teet ln the aklrt Red •llk ,..un ban~ drcle the high botom li.Dt and are buttoned at the aldea The model will have a. long and buay lite •• It Is appropriate tor many occaalonl, both ltJl\l• fOrmal and formal. Speakl!r of th«:> , ~~ nmg ~A-1~ Frank Capehart a me nbi r or t 1c Wahama H1gh SchMtl fat ulty !DeW>tu:mal serv1Nr.; W(\rc prl' •ented b)' the Mason Youth 1 cl lowshlp II\ charge of Bell) Un\ IS and by the West Columbia group wltlt France!\ Johnson premi mg The attendan~ banne r was won b3 the West Columblit group fur the s«ond CGtuecu11ve hmr Othe1 !froup• represented Y.cre Bt•lle mead Mason Hetghts Umon anrl Vernon • ~Women Urged To Enter "Mrs. America" Contest mu1t be filed by Mareh 15 The 'Mrs America' Contest 11 open to all married women over 21 nars of age Winners w11l be chosen at lucal d1strlct sta~e and batioilal 1evf!l8 Contestants wtll ~ judsed at each level on the1r homemakmg ability penonahty •nd poise character groom1ng, lhd commuro~ty activities 1 St Clair pointed out that the nation'l!l le:~dmg homemaker could bt ri&ht herp Last year Mrs Pearl Welker ,163 Mulberry Ave won the loeal contest an'd advanced to the finals In Athens, Ohto _ "Whlle a well groomed aopear anee is a factGr the event is not a beauty contest St Clatr 5411d • "This is a contest for skillful 'housewives and we want to find the best homemaker m the Pomc roy and M ddleport area to represent our towns • A "Mra Pomeroy Middleport" wut be selected the week or ~b U in a local ellmmation contest conducted by three JUd~es from the commumty Judges w11l be se- ENJOY COLORCASTS 1H EXCIT!NG FU: L CCLO;t SHOWS IN fiN~ BlACK AHO... WMTE, TOO I POl \ilif1 i.JHF VliF km•r opl....,~ ufl'"a lg Coler TV ttc•lv.l lhowl I" blad< and wtott., too. lt't $495 OTIIIlR BLACK AND WHITE TELEVISION SETS START AT ~ $125,.00 • Portable •Table Models •Consales lnstollotJon and momtenonce by Elberfelds own Factory T romed Technicians. Included Mrs ~d ~~orge Vntan Coy Rutland, Vlo. 't Jordan Salem Center, Mn eorge Qu11!en Mrs Mae Lewis ra Dr.vrd Oller Eleanor Thomas Marie llark Thelma Casto, Mrs George Casto, Ruby Casto Jerry Allen Bet\)' Manley and Luctlle Kln8 ' e TO FIT ANY ROOM IN tOUR HOME • $9.95 to $16'9.95 '' RADIANT HEATERS $16.50to$2~·5 Guests i Electric Heaters $9.95to$24.95 SUNBEAM AUTOMA'tiC BUHKETS With Ftna move m tomorrow we're dealing on the us, very lowest terms' Ten Wides, Huge Selection Free delivery, Quick. Opea 7 days. Waverly Mabile Hame •Saln, Inc. u. s 23 SoaiiL WAVERLY, OHIO $34.95Double Conlrqls $41 85 Speeial This Week R... ,1995 EMERSON Electric Heater Whlht lnemel BATHROOM Try Underwriten Leb. Approved. You c1n dl1l the coltlfort you wut. Single Control SAVE $5 00 , 1, 2 and 3 bedrooms large stock, must got Brmg your desires and your problems~ J $129.50 to $196.70 $14.95 TRAILERS ACT NOW Save •too 1o $1000 1183 TEMCO GAS FLOOR FURNACES With Complete Aulomatlo Controls' Gas Heaton $3.69 For Winter Outdoor Comfort Insulated Boats $13.95 SUPER ~kiM-TONE The Deluxe L1tn Wtsh•ble Wall P•lnt e Ready TOUS(! No thmnmg' Juat stir and apply eDnes m an hour to a velve<y-dch, rubber tough $Urfacc that s ter repellent' e PAitJIT BRUSHES eSuper BCauU.ful y gl\;es "' dcptb. to eROLLERS & PANS color hke velvet' Super Durable __ lt'a beauty lasts• Come In •nd Get ttt. N~.:Colar Cherta Meigs County ToObserve"F Five counties Vmton Ottawa HarrlBon, Hulmes and Guf!r~ey, led Ult state in percentage of &.ales to ~uota wtth Summ1t County leadmi> all mdustrlal countles. Former Resident Margaret Moore Dies In Hospital claimed By Death Of Heart Attack At Huntington Mt• Margaret Moore, 83. a former resufent ot Meigs County died Wednesday m Huntington at the llome of a grand dauJhter with whom 11he resided, according to lnformatton received by her e:ilter, Mr1.. Edith IJurn~ll of Mln· envt)to Mta Moorf had been In Ill bealth for a Jonc penod of ttme and was pret."eded m death by ber buaband, Earl Moore, &everal )'earf UIJO Surviving ,n addttlon to her ter are a daughter )lary M<,~i<•l· Jan, Huntington, W Va. three ,il'and cblldff'n and IIX great grand children SeM'fees will be held Saturday at 1 p m. m Cavend•ab.Johnaol Funeral Home In H;iintipaton with burial< to f<Jllow Ia: a Buotingl.on - C<III<"'''Y· ~ WILLIAMSON, W Va (UP) - Polio Chairman Urges Merchants To Aid Campaign Uons District To Be l!tadllli,.Y '"'lloofat Middleport High Sto:dtols Present Talent Show W-ed. Skid Row Romeo Attendance Is Mounting For Denies Killing Local Revival OfT Sisters 11 1 December sales nf ~r1es E and H Savings Bonds tn Ohio reached $2B'Irl mtlhun for a ''les of $841 mllhon both Decemher and tbe year were the ~ond htghest slnce lhe end ot World War U In commE"ntlng on th1s sales re port, Theodore T Reed Cha1rman of the Me1gs County Sav1ngs Bonds Comm1ttce, stated that Ohio had accomplished 90'ri 'Yo of ill 1956 quota as cbmf!ared to a national attammeat of 89% Sales of t,be Senes E Bond through tbe lnereaSIDSIY popular Payroll SaX inga Plan have "cached the htgh ea~ point of any peacetime year It is obviotu that this installment tl!pe of pu~hase Ur the eaalest way to save today ' December sales or the 8ertes E and H Bond m Me1gs County were M1918 Cor a yearly total of SM9 TEMCO CIRCULATING GAS HEATERS In Region ... Meigs-Co Bond Sales For Det. T&tal $41,918 ELBERFELD$ ~ ~tedToReach I from other itiea m a dJStrJct cook-off con teit at A'hcnl!l the week of Arpnl 1 Each contestant at the d1s tr1ct conttaf will recetve a fiVe~ p1ece set Gf West Bend alummum ware The wmner of the dlstr1ct "cook-off' will wtn an automatic gu range, and advance to the state wide contest 111 Columbus Aprl1 11 There the new 'Mrs Oh1o ' (Continued an P'SM three J like :1: ntJ 1.., 11 Damage Is .~:~x1 $IOMil1ion With worned eyes turned toward cloudy skies, hundreds of persons sought today to return to their flood.wreck.ed hmes 1n southwestern West Yu· An arrnt for disturbing the peaee became an expensive bust gtrua For many there W!l'S nothmg left nen 1n Justice Of Peace R E The once-ragmg waters of the Tug and Guyandotte Rtvers Onndley'a court this week. continued to retreat wtthm thetr banks leavmg three deaths Rolland Glenn, Raeine RD 2 was and damage I'Ypectet:' to reac 1 fined 190 and coats on a charge or ' • over $10 milliOn 1ntoxu~atlon and disturbmg peace Loc•lly tiM Ohto Rtvlr •• Loc;k Robert Dugnn, Pomeroy RD 3 and 23 ttus mornlnQ stqerl 1t ?6 9 James Schu1n Rutland were feet •nd rernanMtd 1.lltlon.try. ed ~ and costs for darurb1ng Lodr:mu s.ld thlt the rtver had the peace All three remiilmed an nsen dunng the night •nd untd Jill today 4 • m. th1s mornlnv but sine• The Sber•ff's department ar then h•d remaiMd st1t1on1ry rested Dav1d Might., 28 Baltimore The nver was reported u fall• Mrs V1ctor Young c:hatrman of 0 1n H~trrJ aonville th1s mornmg ing up to Lack II aftd lbon on a charge of wntlng a bad check the Me1gs County P"oUo group urg lock 18 to Lock 13 mlng •t the ed merehanfs orgamzatioru and 10 Fakfield CGunty rate of one t.nth foot per hour wd1v1duab wbo have not yet made ~~~~ th.is week from Jail on contr1bull0DJ tfl thf! March of Gov Cf'r I H Underwood asked of Grmdley s court were hal a 2 871J.square mlle area be Shafter 19 Maui1lon D1mes umpatgn to do so today declared a disaster reg,on H The drive ends Feb 1 fine, Wdliam Cart. w 1 red Prestdent Eisen howe Donations receh'td recently ac an6 lvan both from cord1t1g to Dr1ve Chairman H E Wednesday mght tbat the sttua t1on \U.S crllu~al and hardship and IUINOOSED KlnJ Baud Ibn'_l\!!\lpl JobD H Boner mclu,.ed tbe Eagle Ridge Church Melli Co Ja)'cee-ettes ~uffenng so severe tnat federal the U S 1n New Yurk by Drew Wet.ter Post. Amencan Le ~sslstance JS reqmred to augment gate to tha United Natkma. g.JOD AU11bary, Feeney Bennett lhe efforli of local alld state or· four wlvN a harem full uf •28 000 000) and aupports Paul Clark, 28, Post Amencan Legum Auxiliary gamutwns The record htg h watf•.rs m the $300 000,000 year Ilia country ln.toncation. on a Feene)' BeonPtt rost Amertcan U gion, Karr • Van Zandt, Hemlock areas around W1lhamson and Lo~D Grove Exp)orer Scout&, Hemlock gan-41 mlles east of nere-forced 'lo\rt ,...,, W•lker Gnwt Grante. Middle'p(lrt F1re 1it least I 000 persons to flee their --~---- - - men Tbelma Grue&er Guy Swad- homes The angry floods dso ley Carm..el EUB Church -i.!.aused a senous health problem at Logan where the water suppll' was conlammated A water puri11er was flown late i Wedneaday to Logan to make the • The Meigs Coanty Council water ~afe after the svstem had bOld lis f9;1l.DdOJJ doy been off lM nurJ,: 24 hours. ... ' ;r..,. pew Mamtta As tbe floodwaters receded from The January 30 :1qota of 100 ~stess of lions levels as h1gb as 18 feet above pmt~ d( blood was metWedn~da~ The Nahonal Congress of Parents and Teachers celebrat-e be a guest or the Porn flood stage at WJI!tam&On, Armv whE'n 103 Me1ga Countians Pftsen and Red Cro!a pers;onnel helpe.i Its 60th tiirthday thts year It was founded m 1897 by eroy Llons club Feb 12 when La ted themselves as donors and 100 A Talent Show was. held at Mid McLellan Birney Wlth the help or dies Night will be held the VICtims to r<turn to homes not were accepted 1 dlepotl H1Fh School Wednesday Phoebe Apperson Heant F.or &JX Ernest Covert announced t h e 10wept away Bloodmobile Cha1rma)') Manon ty }ears the PTA bas ~~ve(l to CGming appearance of Governor at the wee'dy Assembly Judges Weather obseners tJredlClt:d Ebersb~ch sa1d 14 pe,.sons were were M1ss Luc11lf! Sm1th Earl il't:llre for all children, the best Krieg wheft he presJded at the that poSSibly an mch of ram would !Jrst time donors through the loeal Warnke and Pat We1her teacher ~ rlucation plus good c;nv1ronment regular Wednesday luncheon meet fall tn parts of the stricken southRed Cross and mne person& gavo.: 1n tbe Jul"'or and Semor High at home as w~ rl as schoOl nd mg o( the club m the basement we&tern West V1rgm1a ancJ. eastern 11 as replacement for blood adnunis other eommunltv afhlr8 oJt,s 1 par (If tbe Fedr.rated Chureh L1ona School Kentucky area toclay Kenny Lew1s was announcer for tcred to relat1ves or fr1ends cnts educatlM pro:r:ram Ia th.P Pres1dtnt C1aremont E Hoyt. wu It hampered t he start of the Frank Vaughan NoJrbert Neutz the program whtch was planned largest of Its kmd in the Wqrld called of the area under the supervuuon of Mrs Joe mop-up effort hut \..as not ex lmg of Pomeroy and Emmett Shu M Memb!!:!rshlp 1n the N;atJOnal con One new member Cbesttr Tau Ba1ley, who gave ball point Scrtp- peeled to cause the bulgmg Attllndance Is mcre;~sin!J stead ler of Middleport were two gallGn CHICAGO UP - A 1k1d row 1lyo at the Revtval services bem!': gress now st!lnds at 10 130.352 neh11l, was ntrodueed by Covert to pens as pnzes Fu-st place was streams to rrse perceptibly par donors One gallon donors were dishwasher who repudiated his Fourteen umta througho1.1t Melg~ ~:L~1~o~n; Ater. Sham conducted an won by E~hhe Kttch.:!n, second bculat } around the headwaters Mrs LGia Meek and Mrs Betty contessJOD m the murder or two held at ~be Mlddleport Chu~h o£ county comprise the Counctl, The quu: program mvolvmg Betty Hams and Phylli.s Stanley, The Weather Bureau stat.lon at Sayre, ~hddlepGrt, Mrs. Helen teen age 11~ters. sought freedom Cbnst with Fred Dunn Huotmgton mam purpose a.[ the Council Is Of famous persons pic thtrd Harry Harr1s and Georae Huntmgton sa1d the nvers rna) F1sber Ratine, and Mrs Dorothy today on charges he was beaten as the gUest speaker lures appear on faces or cur r1se slightly agam In tbear cl'n ,raJ to brlrtg together member'S from rency notes from the $l btU Baumgardner Johnson Pomeroy mto admtltlng the slaymgs H1s tople tomght will be Pa1d The perfllrmers were Erld1e and lower portwns but not nea~ l all Unlts to share their problems tbro\lj'h tbe $)0 000 b!IIJ The eha1rman extended the apllohce followed up new leads 1n 10 Full' and apeclal mllSiC 1s and 'tnews and thu1 promote the Kitchen "bo sang "Moonhgbt to the height the) re~ched early P'urmer Philhes outfielder Mel premation of the Red Cross lo all d1cat1ng lh@ gtrls may bave been planned for the service Gamblt::r accompamed by Vera Wednesda)' exten&lona of tht: PTA w.ott To Clark of Wut Columbia wn undonors volunteer workers and con picked up after attendmg a movie ald ID th.is purpose the program able to appcDr on the program as Covert Shlrley Barrett who play The new ram could re~ult m tr1butors •nd to ~ Charlea Gibbs on t~e mgbt they disappeared and Wednesday evenmg Mr Dunn ed Green Door' on the accord1an some floolltng along the Oh10 Rtv Thun~y wtll cons111t ot a panel ached,lled because (I( Illness fGr the use of schGOI facdith:!s used a paantmg of Christ on the dJscuiS!on on ' How to improve ktlled about an hour later Harry Uarn~ and George Baum er latet 1n lhe week p()SS!bly from Volunteer worken were as fol Bennie the Dnhwasher" iBe Cross for hts special feature Ulnng !JUt PTA I gardner who sang 'In Ute Still Gf the Pt Pleasant W Va area lows Dr H M Boocks, r.nedtcal del!, 20, a husky illiterate, re black light whlle Thomas KellY the Night' Betty Hams aad Pbyl down through Kentucky a spokes superv1sor, nunes and nurses traeted hJs Slined eoll,!esalon Wed sang a aolo The)' Were Nalled to Kenn•th McElhmncy of Middle I hs Stanley pantomiming a Homer man at the Charleston weather st.J port w111 be the noderator fw a1des, Mrs Richard Gress, Mrs nesday at a habeas corpus hearl.ng the Cross and Jethto arrangement of "Glow the d1SCU881GI'I and granel members tlon satd James BrewtngOOn, Mrs George before Chief Justice Wilbert F Worm", Edward McComas, wbo w1l1 be Mrs MaXInf' Arnold of the The OhiO wh1"h was begmnmg Buchanan, .Mr.s Frank Jennmg!l, Crowlty in cr1minal court Bed sang A Rose and a Baby Ruth' to receae considerable of the Mrs Grant Smtth Bernice Uldlie, well's attornE"y, David E Bradshaw Salijibury Umt, Mrs Harold Loaccompamed by Vera Covert f!Gw~ff of 1ts trlbut.araes was well U hse, Pomuoy Central Mrs Harola Mrs Leo Smlth and M~s Lawrence Slid be will press for hie chent s F.bersbach Pomeroy Sugar Run, i.bove normal but m most cas~s •t Bing release on !:lall whtn tbe bearlnl Mrs Aaroo Kelton 11 rormer m<'111 appeared un!Jkely 1t '110Uld ser1 Staff a1des were Mn Arthur resumes this afternoon on grounds Fred t{tbbs 01strtct Chaarman crl' b<r and ... rker 1n the Council and ously Ia~ noon walls protochn~ Strauss, Mrs Frank Johnston Mn the C9Dfes.ston 1s lnvaltd SeGl'''"" Gerald Rope. prlnt'lpal of tbl' lhe Me\1&-Galha Mason such places as pt Pleasant Par Bedwell als(l faced a routme &scar Bauer, Patty Sham, Mrs Obtr.ct, and C H WlSe Jr Jobn kersburg and Hunlmgton w Va PbiUp Bailey, Mrs Randolph Hum hearme on murder charres placed B"db... scbool "'" P•UI Tbe1ss Panna and Chester Erwm Gf thr! ' PresJdN•t Ersenaower declared as tbe ~~Q~erviBor phreya, Mn Chester Knight Mr1 agalust him The bearmg, m Belf. Troop 2.., Comm1ttee were Ill Kentucky floodland s a major disJudlih Speneer tias been named In\ll~ have b~en sent tD William Matlack and :P.frs. Aaron ford pollee court, Is expected to Galllpobs Monday to atteod the aster trea today as lhe death tGll the Belt)' Crocket Humemaker .of all pUt pDUtdenls of thf. Counctl be. continued automatically 1\elton District Council meetmg at the mo1.0oted to at least 10 m a four Tomorrow m Pomeroy to att.eltd ud they w11l Of! honored Bedwell testified he was beaten AulsUpg m the canteen were Farmers Hott':l Plans werr made for the annu•l state ~rea u:herc more ram cold She received the htghe&t scon Past prpidents are M s Clair and C<tWed. llltQ admitting he and these members of Class 12 of Heath Tbomal Lambdm dislrlct u:e11ranccs Tea' whlch Wlll be held and snow to the muenes of Methodist Chureh - Mesdames a compamon 1lugged .Bii'bira In a written examinatiOn on home· Karr, .M!s Vernon Howell Mr.s cuttve, presented a Scout p1n and at tile Umled Methodist Churd thousands ar.ded IPft homeless Grimes, 15, and Mt slater Patricia making knowledge and attitudes Riclw'd: Campbell 1ot.rs Paul Lawrence MJlhoan, Perry Mitch, registration card to Hibbs who The Chief F.Hcuhve onlcred NormoD W.BJland, Harry Chesher, 13 ,and dumped t~em Into a ditch taken by gnduahng ~prls in Pome- smart.. )lb. Wilham Bartel& Mn t\pened the meetmo.; wtth a poem Tuesda~ February 26 whe~:~ the Pomeroy WCTU met Tuesday eve federal aul to help ihe suffermg P.ml 'l'leiD and Mrti John Moore Glenn Lambert, James Cnswcll, to freeze the nia:ht of Jan 13 The roy H1gh ~hnol Ut1llzmg Boy Power'' mng a+ the Jllapt.tst Church 1n Kentucky one of Lne hardest htt bodies were found Jan 17 Her examtnalion paper now will A -candle hght Sl'rvJcc A tri Ralph Radc:!ltffe John Ketcha Hen R.bbs announcll!d a Scout Ex In the absence of the president states West V1rg1ma has made a Sheriff JoteQh Lohman, who an be entered m competitiOn wrth bute to a great )ady bonormg the (Continued en P•te thrMI nounced Bedwell's 14 page confes those of 6~2 other school wtnners founder will be p~Bf'nted by the pos1t1on to be held m April and Mrs G H Ewmg and the VICC s1m11ar app~al -~ -~-- -- <:ommrtteo! memberJ president :\Irs. Wilham Baxter V1rgm1a a,nd Tennessee also s1on Sunday denied the sk1d row to nam~ (hl!l stales cand1date for Bradbury Unit tG complete the repGrted chosen fo rthe proJect and tenta Mrs Joseph Cook preslded at the were hard h1\ by days cH run tha,t rameo was for('ed to confess. the title of All Amencan Home program Part1c1patms 1n the ser Uve plans bmng fGrmed r.lleetJng Hostes..~eJ for the tea Will turned plac 1 mountain streams maker of Tomorrow and Will a)l;o v1ce will be Mrs. Nathan Btggs be Mrs C E W Dowme MISses mto ragmg torrents that pounded be corundered for the runnerup pre11dent of the Umt a~ Mr11 PTA Lucretia anrl Augusta Genheamer mto one tov. n after another awar4 1n the state For her Mrs Herschell Gilkey Mrs Or Mrs Ralp 1t C Zundel program Several tO\! ns were 1solated and achievement she w11l recetve an vJlle Na-pper Mr& Richard Oller leader presented an mterestmg 1 not even h,.. hcopters could land award pm de&gned by Trlfari of Mrs Guy Russell Mrs !Everqtt program meludlng a report on wtth despl'rately needed food and New York Ughtf(lot and Mrs Charles Fr(d legudatton by Mrs J H Stephen- medJcme Damage soared to an Each sU&te wtnner wtll receive ley son a paper by Mrs T T Shelton ealimatcd $15 million Funeral serv1ce' w1ll be held a $1.SOO scholarship and an edu FoOowing the meetmg a tea ami devotional readmgr by Mrs The Pres dPnt aeted m response from the Ewing Chapel Sunday cational trip with her sehpoJ ad wtll be held D<~tsy Jasper to an appeal by Kentucky Gov A at 2 p m for Ear~ Scot~. aged 70, COLUMBUS, 0 UP - Rep Ray 1.lsor to Washington D C. eolon-1 Mrs Roy TraJy Jr presldqnt of B Chandlc ~ who sa1d a large part of Sugs.r Gr11ve Ohto who died In T MtUer (0 Cuyahoga) today sa•d 1al Williamttburg Va, and New !lie County couhcll has rcquelited Total of low btds on addttlon to MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL or li'astern Kentuck~ has been m a Lancaster 0 hosptlal Wedoes- he wiD ~sk tt,.e Legislature next York; City A $500 s('ht1iarshlp will raeh UJJh to send a~; many dele-- the Campus Martms museum at Admtlted Mrs Gra('c Brooks 1 undalE'd b} the worst floods m da~ Dli:ht aHer a tbort Illness week to snat!t a law wh1eh wtll be awartled Ute runnerup Jtrll m gatel!l as posslble to thrR meeting Manetta when oper.i'd In Colum Letart \\ Va Joseph Meek lf1d stale h1 stof1 Mr Scott Uved 1n Neaae Settle- drive un&afe au\Qmobtles from the each stat:e 1hc &eh€101 of tt)e ~stMe nd alll, extends an mvltahon to bus by the Ohao H1ston~a! Soc1cly dlcport The Whtte House said thal so w1nner .rec~lves a act of the .En the gai:!Ue. was $85 770 ment many l ears ind was employ· blghway1 DJSrhar~:e " Rose Fields Racln£' rar there hJs been no official rc MU(er aaid the meuure would cyclopedla Brltanmca _ _. _ _ Low b1dikr on the ~en~ral con ed at the Ohio Fuel Gas booster Mrs Vernon tB1ng and baby M1d quc~t for aid from the governors reQulre annual Inspection of all struction was the W H Uetbv statiOn tiler" He was ttansffl'l'ed dkport George Lowery, Middle- of V1rgmta Tennessee and West MITIIt RICIII''(S u~t Comp:lny or Manella Th~ Picker to the Sugcr Grove &noster »tation motor vehicles Cars Involved ID V1rgmlit Revenues from the P'oiJim'OY tJIUA.C ing Electr•c Company Inc an port 1n 1951 and had served the utdlty accidents would be required to B1r1hs 1\fr and Mrs R1ehard Thf' Arm) lh~ Nat10nal Guard, undetgo anolher mspecUon before parking meters thts ~eek t(ltaleri other Marietta f1rm was low b1d 50 years He was a Mason Colltns a dJughter Red cross and civthan volunleetl dnvcn al(am $296 50, a~\Jrdma :to P•trohnan der on electric w1rmg A Laneast worked to~;e 1 hcr agawst the nat. Stm.lar proposals m tbe LegiS John Mcf\-enzle 1 CtNe!NNATI 0 UP • Prod er f1rm got the contract for heat Survtvors include bill wtfe, MinDAN(;~ FRIDAY ural barne1 or water mountams, uce m& me two 1on• John of MJnenvUle Jature m recent years have faJled Semors of Middleport H1gh and mud to tr} to move food and EMERGENY CALLS Eggs, steadv pme~ at !arms Two res1denee properh'i!s have and George of Sqar Grove, two mamly becaul!le they called for II School are havmg a dan~:c Friday mtd1cal ~up phc s mto the str1cken censlng garr~ges to conduct' the 1n The Muldleport Emergency consumers whates and /Jl'QWns, A been bought and the bouse.1 wall brothers Ralph of Ironton 0 , at the lll gh School gymnasiUm re~tons Edmund of Lo8 Angeles, Cahf., epections Miller bowevet satd Squad was called at 8 p m Wed jumbos 33-39 A largt 30-33, A be removed to make more room afler the basketball game, Mustc 1 Lold r1t1t ~nd snow were prehu bill would call for 'lltate oper nesday to take J H Metk Syca mediums 26-29 A sm.tll 2~ -B for eipansum of the: museum and fh:e grundchlldrerimore Street, tG Meigs General Hos large 2d 29, FOB A 111rge 38-39 Much of the addttional space will Will b(' (urmsbcd by tt>e Moon drctcd ror Kr ntuckv V!lgmaa and One son Ted, waa k1llcd m ac- .aUon of all in1pcet1on statwns Under M1ller"'!1 blll the Htghw.ay p1tal A med1um 35 36 D latge 34-35 be a111gnei to the Sons and hght<'rs Orchestra and admtss1on West Vtr~ 1 1a The '\\cather Bu tton 111 World War tt At lO p m Ute squad was called Chickens. stead} 1 fryc111 3-J'JJ lb Daughters of rmnecr Rlvcrmen to the dance wtll be ~c smglc 40c reau fon cast told and more ram ~t~rment will be in Beech P1trol would eatabllah 11t least one 1\ation IR each county to the home 'ff Howard Nobles .and 19-20, hens, heavY 14-~8;: bens badly needed for lh.e rsptdly 10 coupl"'s Th1s is one of the Semor for eastern 1enueStiee where TVA prove cemetcr)' Friends may call VtOuld pa)' 11 $1 50 In Dr Hewetso'r. Willi called to lihend 1Ught 10.12. creaslng number of rtvcr transport moncJ makmg prOJects for their :~ Funeral Home after Fnd:ay Uip to New York City this spring (Continued on piJI two) the paUent • Butter, lKt score 68. exl'llbits.. rm West Bend HEA TlNG SPECIALS Gamet wN·e pla)'ed with pr1u1 it1(en to a number of the eueatl and Mrs Gene\ a Wise won the door prize Three Men Fined Heavily Here For Disturbing Peace 100 Blood Donors l~ _fin•list• m local eomoeu Contribute To aw•rded J lty ::::" ••.!.he·:!':·~-~l :Ijt.~ ~ B ood Dlluk . area Mrs. Fred George Is Honored Guest At Stork Sh.ower Mrs Fred George Rutland, was guest of honor at a stork shower liven b)' h<r s1Bter in law Mrs John Br~ant tills past week 1be &ifts were placed on a table in the hvmg room and tbe refreah ments of ICl' cream cakes sand wtches and coffee carried out the 1tork shower theme SINGLE COPY-'-5<1 llomemakers m Pomeroy and Middleport were ur d toda !~. e~ter the 19th annual "Mrs America" contest !:Onsore~ wcaUy by The Qhio Fuel Gas Company ' llay St Clair, local manager for Ohio Fuel, said application blanks for !be $15 000 priZe contest wdl be avadable starling Friday, at the gas company off1ce, 219 N Second Av~ and at ll•r•'• RCA \ ac or • dtPe>Jdabl~r new Dar/moulll-Hl!! Color rv v.1th 254 square mchesof vtcwabte ' l\ Llg Cok r PICture' What s more ll "ea<y to Lune ~ sy to own t Corm m - arraoge for a demomotrauun today' u ...... aters RCA TV models start ai enttne Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohlo, 'l'bursday, January 31, 1957 , local ps apphanee storea Entnes Btg Color I United p,... Ohio Ouasl-.1 f,..d.,. rain or drlull lOuth h•lf ...,, proMo bly ch•nvlnv to r•ln lOUth. Cloucly w1th occ&&ioftfll snow north half. SoMewhat w1rm.r south •NI WHt porhons ~y. mo~tly deucly t. n11ht aftd Frl . .y H.... t ...y 22 to north. • .. a..w lonllhl 20 to n ao Bunal was 1n Cherry R1dgc ce metery and paJI bearers were Troop 246 Middleport was repRalph Stsson Nathan B1gg.s Rod ney Sauer Henry Wells, W1llard rell nted &y C H Wue Jr, Com~ mittee chatfman Seoutwaster RobHemes and Edward Wells ert M1lla atl,d Ass1atant ScOJdmaaRelatives attending the se1-vtef ters Charles Vroman Larry Rice were Miss Dor1s Well Columbu~ and Gene Col$IiaD Mr and Mrs Dale Wl!ll Cutler, Mr ani:! Mrs Dale Hawk Chester The new Distri.J=t leader waa in Vern wen and Mr and Mrs Den \er Well Shade. Mr and Mrs charge of the JlllieUne and at the Floyd Well and Mr and Mn Val round table dlacusSJ.on plana were made to hpprove the Camp and We ll Chert)' Ridge, Dav1d Ross P.fary H Ross and Mr and Mrs new camp sdts were located A part of the group remained for an Orv11le We11 overmght stay at the CaplP NOW! Weather a, • e In Local News la Adverti.slnC Mr and Mrs Harley Stron g and sons Wt.kesvJie 11 ere Sundao; guests of her parents Mr and Mra Henry Reibel M1ss Nettle K~bler IS confmt'd to her home Butternut Ave w1tl• With fan for only GUm I lln1 • d• o Ring On Monday For Avis Farrell Well "- eekend guests of Mrs Ed war I Kol'hler and s stcr Mrs William Dawson WIre Mr and Mrs Terry Diilwson and children Penny anr' Pprrv <Jf Col1• mhu!:1 and Jame ~ Da., son of Da\ ton Sendmg gtrts but unable to be present wt".re Mrs Charles Gra ham Mrs Bertha Jackson, Rut land, Mrs lawrence Manley Mrs Raymond Manle)' Juanita Miller Mrs Ward Helen Scblnn, Rosemary Manh y Mrs Henrf Casto Mrs Lew1s Smtth A HIAITIIAT SU , . GO Com"'i.tteemen For Scouts Hold Meeting the flu Many from the Fmt Baptist Church Pomerov attended thf' Preachmg MlSaton at l'omt Plea sant Jut week On Fnday evenang there were seven who heard Dr E: Stanle'r Jones namely Rev an.j Mrs Ralph C Zundel Mrs Jean Car son Mr and Mrs Harry L Batley and Brenda and Mr and M'rs Lo ram Sterrett • On Thursday cvenmg to bear the d1stmgutshed humonst and popular lecturer Dr Clov1s Chap pcll those golng to PI Pleasant were Mrs Caryl Coo k: 1\!rs Aten Sham Mrs 0 <11~ \ Jasper Mr and Mrs I Stern ll \fa s H L Balle" and Mrs R C Zundel Auli \\ednesday evening, Mn (ad dle Wickham and a group of young people a!lended the servlcc ~ here Dr Clarence Cranford of Lalv11ry Baptist Church m W'tt8 h1ns:ton D C was speaker and on 1 uesday evenmg Rev Zundt>l &"MI a group or young people of lhe ch urf'h heard Dr R J Hob1nson ur Augu sta Georgia who 1s an ous!andmg ynuth leader aud speak l'r 1 he young peopl e wcrl"! Bar ISharon b''" and Elhel Zundr.l mcctm~ of the T!<Jop ( ommltlt c of Troop 24~ Boy ~routs of Amer Mss ~!ary Ktnser Of Columbu s ts the guest of Mr and Mrs W U Atkm s Fl\e Po10b AN Fred E Wert) of the US Navy at S.11n Diego calif who was called here by Lh e death of M'r!i-. Herman \\ erry 15 st;ICndmg a 30 days furlough w1th h1s parents Mr and Mrs Henry Werr) I I Dr~ vld Htcl' son of Mr a11d Mrq (,P re Htr' 1~ re jlortcd 111 With pnl'u n on a , I hi'> ho nc 011 Gravt I H1ll Mn Garnet Davtdsnn who ha~ heen 1:1 patH nt at ll ol f'r Hospital t1as b( en n turned h me SOCIETY Floyd Mankm and nephew Floyd Z1ckau returned hume Mon dav cvenmg from RG&eoe Pa where they were called by1a serous Illness of Emruett Mankm The~ ~port Mankm as 1mprovmg Mrs H D Defenbacber lS spend Ina a few days at her home m Columbus I 1952 Chevrolet Deluxe 4 dr Is~!i~~ ~~~~"''d'"' ...... Mr and Mrs R1chard Vavghn .. nd s 1 s Hlll and Don are movmg tQ the J H Grate prnperty on Pearl Street Mr Vaughn u em Market m 1 ployed al the A & P the me1t departuH'nr 1954 Mercury 1 ruck One local owner Good tires and bed Run s Annual Ladies - - - -- ' i Night Held By staL1 oned at For! Polk La at the t1me of hu discharge He IS vunt mg has pannts Mr and Mrs Bethel (olr>man anrl family anrl w1 ll enroll at OhiO Umv~rsJty fo the mxt sf mstl"f Customhne 4 door RadiO heater & scat coHrs beau tiful tu-tonc g•ccn Clean & ruce Bel Air V8 Ha1 dtup Radto, Mrs Thomas fook preSldcnt InstalLation of Ou cers was h.eld I presided at the meelmg and sev wh.en Jane Howe ll Tt>nl Daugh era l round rob m cards we~ sen• \('rs of Umon Veterans met Mon to membera who are 111 Mrs Rich ,lrfi Ca mp~ll was reportl!d inJur day evemng at the DAV ball cd tn a tall at her home Three members were reported in dltllreS$ 1 1 1 ha v1ng lost a relatiVe by death I Off1cers for the new year are 1 Mrs Herbert Mlller presJdent Mrs W R Davts serwor vice prestden t Mrs Claude Dant jumor v1ce presJdent Mrs HaiTv Stahl f ened 'vr t.,.e f1rat t1me Tuesday -cp aplam Mr s Elmer W1d dllm eveni tg \\hen the annual )adtes treaaurer MlSS Clara Z1er patrl NLght of the Twtn CJ ty Shnne otiC mstructor Mrs Richard CampI Club was held then bell, settetary Mrs Guy Reynolds gutde Mn Cook council member A Valenttne theme was carr1ed number one out m the tables wh1eh were dee orated wnh arrangemenl! of red Mrs Thoma& Goegleln council and wb1te r vses and gladiolus and member number two Mrs Jobn bad Valentme favou at the plt.tea Chase council member number A three eourse turk, y dhmer was three Mrs A V Howell ~lor served buffet style by the Martm bf-arer number one Mrs Dan Restaurant .md fifty hve members Wh1te, color bearer number two and &uests were pre1ent ... Mrs C E Clark color bearer num Dmner music was presented' by ber three, Mrs Mlnme Neutzlln& Mrs L1lhan Stelff organist, With eolo1' bearer number four, Mrs Harr)' MGore aa Master of Cere- Elmer W1ckham h1stonan and mon)' and soloist. Mrs Robert Mrs c E Clark, press correspon Coat& also presented a numtter of dent organ solos during the eventn1 Games were played for ltlf/ 1100 Mra Thomas (.;OOk outgoing clal hour and the vlalton enjoyed pre&dent and mstalhng off~etr a tour of the three story b1,tildina: presented each officer wltb a on the corner of Race Street and bandkerchler corsage Tht travel North Second AVf!nue 1ng prue dona-led by Mn Cook SpecJal entertainment for the was awarded to Mrs Harry Stahl party was a magiCian frum Colum At the close of tht'l meet1n1 bus L( ngerbread with whipped cream. I f r. d coffee were served by Mrs I Cook Dan'lv Sanhorn \o\ho has !ler ved twent} t hrf'£' mon l hs Ln the U S A rm} returned ho 1e Tuesd:-~1 after reC('JVJng h s ho:'lor able dis charge Jh' was r ated SP'J i!lld was 2 dr Radto & Heater Low mtleage Rea ll y a beauty. POMEROY Last Rites Held Daughters Of Union Veterans Officers For 57 ~reInstalled W'l9 Middleport Society Jan 30 1957 1 Scout Leaders Attend District Meeting Monday J••dit hspencer Is Betty CroCker • • Contest Wffinl':r l-· Wcru Is P)annm•g ,For Franees Tea Here Febrnary 26 I I New lnspeetion Bill Would Bar Unsafe Autos Award Contracts On New Addition To Area Museum I I Reports II I I 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. 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