http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/819fc7b5305e6741e850b70ce723c364.pdf 05acd1930edfde32fb9a78d4913062c1 PDF Text Text ' ' 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... 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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 ' �( ' ' • The Daily Sentinel BIRTH ANNOUNCED Mr . and Mrs. Raymond Salser of Lorain . Ohio, are annourlcing the · birt.,h of a 8 lb. 1 oz. son, named WSAZ-TV CHANNEL 3 Riehard Wya.tt. Grandparents are 6·~' ~liD O"l. Mr and Mrs. Joe White , Miners- 7:00 Toda, ville- , and Mr~ . Eva Thoma, Racine. 8:00 Coffee Time Great grandparents are Mr. and 10:00 Homa :Mrs \\ ntt Hendrix , Sr. 11:00 The Pl'iCe Is Right 11 :30 Truth or Consequence9 AT OES SCHOOL 12:00 Tic Tac Dough Altcnding the OES &"hool or in· 12 :SO It Could Be You strul't iun ot District 25, held Wed· 1;00 Currenf nesday in ~:trietta, from PomerO}' 2:00 Parsl)n's Sh.dy Chapler, were Mrs. Roy Tracy Sr., 2:30 Tennessee Ernie Ford Mrs. Harry P. Smith, Mn~ C. F . 3:00 M1tinee Theatre ' U~at8ao!) \lZUilQ -~~J..: '~U!:ljdUTOJ. 4:00 Queen For A Day Mrs. Mike Simmons, Mrs. Thomus 4:45 Mo4e"D. Romontel Young , Mrs. Alfred Crow, Mrs. 5;00 Comedy Time Rollin Radford, Mrs. Plartwell 5:.30 My Little Margie Curd ,1nd Mrs. Ray W~Od~j:ea.rd. 6:00 Flatt and Scruggs Sbow 6:30 .News Pictnre NIW ARRIVAL 8:4!J Sports Ey(: Mr. :md Mrs. Ritlbard A. Collins 8:M W~thercast are ant}ounc"ir:ag )~he ~iri.h of an eight pound .. d.l.iiJhter, Victoria Margaret, . "Wft!Jnes.fiv. )light. Jan· '1:U NBC News uary 30, at .\1)0 :li~llff tieneral Hos- 8:~ ..You Be~ VOW' Ufe pitJI. ·. .. lkiiH Drapet ' trap,«lP..a~,en.L1 \a.r e Mr. anrl Mrs. 9:()0 Peoole~• Choice Harry 'SChawb._. lnd Mr. and Mn. UO Thf' ·Ford libOw ClsreQce F . ColUns .all or Pome- 10:00 Lux: Video Theatre roy. Mrs. Marg3r~t Collins of Los ll:OO News Headlhl>ea Angeles, Calif., is a great grand· !1;15 ~.,easl mother. 11:30 11!04• IUlJt 'l'tljl{lbt BOAT.ERS TO MEET 12:30 Si1n Off Persons lntc.rested in forniing a BOJ.ting Club for this area aJ;"~ urged to Mtend tp.e organl:u· tiona! meeting of such a ..group at the Preston Ford Agency tottight ~t 7:30 p. m. DEVOTED TO JNTiiRESTS Of MEIGS-MASON ARF.A •tcHA.O $.OWEN ~GENERAL MANAGEk RIYNOLO E. GREENE - EDITOR rlass eroy, ·o nio. 343 Porn· Subs('ription rates : Dclin:ory by carriN where availablt> 30 cents pf'r week : one )'ear In advance at The Daily Sentinel office. $15.60; six months, $7.80; three month,.;, $3 .90. Hy moLor .roul.e where available: OI"Jt month $1. By mail ont· ye<~r $8 , six months, $4.25 , Lhrf"e months, t2~'Wl : ont' month , $1 . · Published every a!ternoon ('Xccpt Sunday by The Ohio Valley Sentinel. Inc., at 110 Meehamc St. , Pomeroy , 0 , lJu sincss office phpne 398, editorial offi~ phone 397. Political Strategy Could Be J)evio~ Today no one knows whether or not Mr . Delmar A. C~naday will file petitions seeking the mayoralty of Pomeroy. The ffi('rits of any possible candidacy does not l'Oncern us hare. What is ~f a:re~t intere.s t to every civic·minded person ~ Pomerqy thiS week Ia the strat~gy he might use in this down-to-the-wire a& game of "if you don't file, I will." !hat has been buzzing arpuwHown for qpwards of three weeks. 'Mr. Clair Karr the barber feel s deeply that supporters of tl\e present administration should mass behind one Republicap ca!!didde, thereby eliminating the need for a costly prl; mary electiOn that would cost at leas! $600, probably more. Charles Legar has already Iiled lur !he position . If Karr files tbete will have to be a primary . And so what might Mr. Canaday do then if Karr does file? Canaday's core of supporters could urge him to take advantage of a situation made to order: file on the Republican ticket. Such a move could enhance his chances of winning since · _be would be in a three -cornered fi~ht . Furthermore, he could not be blamed for costing the town money in forcing a pri · mary election because two already would have filed. Were Karr to decline the requests of his friends to seek the position only Legar would be left and !he energetic Canaday mi&ht think twice about filing as a Republican. He probably would be more inclined to post himself as an Independent and work towards success in the Fall uledions. Or else not enter· • n ,ao OES PRACTICE Evangeline Chapter, OES, wlll have a prartice session tonight at soldier's 7 p. m. at the Middleport MaSonic Around and About· With Robert Ruarlc Quizz Shows Send Viewers To Books . arc••• 1 or DAILY CROSSWORD "" fllcl. Die War of 1812. •10 1000-Governor Chase of Ohio, secretary of the Treas· urv under Lincoln . and the man who never Jet go his ambiUon Flood .. ·I Navy Studying ,,. ............... f""'" .....,... ,.... I An Odd Entry Hwrt!. Kv., On Discharge 1 JnJt•ll•tlnn• hove h•M lh• nood watert partly ln ebeck. 1tore1, busil\ess hou•~ and lndurtrles were shut Rwn ~e~l\1 !!1." or laclc of fuPI and aower, Mud clo)IRefl thl" strrwl~ •nd ooz.M lnt.o 1ome downtown ttol'BII . Re11hh1Rt.!l of thr town aearthed for dry firewood to heal their thilly homes. At 'T'he :-la\')' Is y~udylng a mi!CIIIrrla-e ' f 11dml n."trallvl' justke ·vhl(; !;or 1 111r~r d n hcal'h't' mo 1c s~il(l~ by rea~on of "preananey ." r nnTI ANn. Me. 1!P - Grundy, Va., a town of 2.oon 1'hc l.'rror turned up wht•n th . appealed by radio for help .WedneJday nl~ht but lhE>rn wus ~a ilnr . whom the Nav)l flatly 1'6· ao further ward by mld-~r~ornin~ hPu·H 1o namf, attempted to r••· from tbat 'tommunity. A~peaJ~ t•nl ~~~ Thl! records ol bls previow W.nt out for tood, clothing, drink· !l plalnlng !how the rea ,l.nl yater and medieinfl , hut rain rnlistmtH >on for his "honorllble" dischara c .,.. .·.~tarfa fo1 ljlrouftded the helicopter• 1 ~ ·· pr('g11ancy ." · l~Jt eould urry ln the badly· Hut Tltc Navy doctor who ('~'\m· -'up~Uu •ned the prnspoctlve cnllslee said Davit . man~er or radio the n~a ~o n has to be wrong. Ll of Richland . Va. Cl yde Cntt ~ of Ripley, "!'~nn .. saicl pleu bom Gr4ndy , r;epbir progrl\ms tor he could Und n6 evidence of prcg nancy when he gave the $ailor a thoroush pre-euUat!Dent checkup, .Jnatead be dlacrJbed th.• uilor ~ I '1 p91"fectly beattb.y Dutte in ever) ·..;,bt hl)>e<t. "'"' se. Radlun. I>Y'"·l aa:~'O! alunb 39. Pnillver•• tobe president, but rtnally had to give up. • ' , s,i\6 Weathereaet 7:00 Death Vaile.y O.Yf! 130 Eadie Flsber ShO'f 741 :NBC: Ne¥'a ' . Blondle · -Life of Rilef On Trial Jlig Stoey ., Cavalcll!de .fJf !fportt . ....... Ftgbts -N~wi ijea~une. · uo 9,00 9:30 10,00 10:~5 l n,oo Weat::.aroul t1:16 lUO P""s Dol 11:30 Tonight 12:30 Sl11n 011 WCHHV ".JIDr IY COLA '' TAITI·I'IIF Drink Royal Crown Cola.• , Lowed of all in •clual test. c~lories b! 'ROYAL CROWN BOTTLING CO. LOS:J - UGLY FA': '. Rutland ,11 NO.Il.h ~}lasteen, Mrs Leafy Cha~tteen, Miss.Arlctta Cros.s. Virgil l. Atkin.s. IN 10 DAYS OR !IIONEY BACK Now you ~all 1WD wlehinr and a<:\a11l• 1:r 10M poundl ot ~X<rau welaht. - Jneha of qly fat melt awu from hlps, waltt, . ar1111 and le11 .-.itbout dangerGill drup, diet or exercise. De u lillrD •Dd trim u )'Oil Jlka. For thu• a.-. th• rtportl. or unu.Ucnal rue~•• In lMa Gf . , _ . 'WIIabt fo\loWiRi the UH (.If thlt wonderfDI aew product. cal!oJII BENA.o ,~OL. A ad belli: of lliWLth BENATltQL, i#o"o~ • 111 ~~~ ••nt 79t lo~~e weight 1111.urall7, tat. For BENATROL fnblbita Racine - Mr.s. Emma Adams John Stobart, Mrs. Helen l''i~her , Mrs. Ma!Jcl Shields, :;Jonald Hendricks, Maurice Lott, Dan C. Hartinger. Lon r; Bolton - E:i.rl Clark, Her · bert Mcintyre, Mrs .. Verda Stout Howard Parker, Willis Parker .1Jr,1. Ann Summcrl"ielrl, Mrs. EltJ •..e Connolly, Mrs. "Mae Vincyaru .\tiss Mary Vine&ard, Hobart VIne yard, Thomas White, Mrs. UnniL Grary. Jq~~r IOjlpet.lte, rurbl YGur e~vlna for fatvlt ... llltilt&Dd mineral• ta aua~l• ~ OU1' ~•1'111· tealnl taoda • , , IDPIIIItll• 11111111tlal nat"~ t.h• -ret of ltl amulna u~eu • , , tlat.'a trbllll m1117 u.n 1n1 almpiJ' ..,..... w-Ith r.tuht. No rna~r wbll. JOQ Uw \rl.ld llllore. let lmNATROL JII'D'I'I low mant pounda of uciJ' rat It . . beljJIOIIpl.r&d of. Yau bav. uolhtnrr W - IIQt. - Mid' for \bt ll J)I.Cll:o ... of IBNATROL Ia aglll wlt.h atrl;~ ' lJiDia' bllik naraaWI bJ SWISHER- LOHS& DRUG STORE E. Main St Pomeroy A6P w w VA J E whool 47 . SuMt~ R••.:~y A&P SUPER-RIGHT ••• BONELESS CUSTOM CUT TO YOUR ORDER JUST J>UICEif YOUR OJIDER WITH ONE OF . :U,p•s EXPERT ME"'f MEN! PLEASE ORDER IN ADVANCE YOUR ORDER CAN BE PREPARED WHEN vniif WANT IT. · •·f ua Jty Beef Ot the fuW~~~r!~ers. Th ars avor o1 t~k table D.uLV VRVPTOQUOTE - Hen't how to work 'it: ' ANYDL8AAX·· , ~, ltLONOFJ:l.LO.W One lttter· tlmply standi tor another. ln \hit aa.m~Jl& A 1s \ltt•l for the three L'a. X for the two 0'1, 'tc. SLftl'le letten, apoa• trophes, the l~ngth ll;f\d tonnatlon of tht wordl are all hU'l\1· &a,ch day the cod! letterA ar! dHferent. MWLRU. MWLRU, :M"WLRL' L..R KUM-FLWUAXITU. ;tdW\V, Another great M EXIU. EXI\J - ---- ...i"MIIrd&Y- Crnt"l!UPI" IF ON!! '!lA~ NO H'r.lJIT, IJWINQT W'dtTE f'<il\ THE MABS~!iP:JNE. »""~··" 1\l.. ~o<l-~ .. ' ~' • e I lit sensational value at thiS oric:e. lt's so easy to serve so many temptinc ways I tAHI .AlGI , PKO. Of 12 DICIALI II Jow ... 25' .... 20' .... 221 12V. cv...... J Twin P'•rt•l•lft . Ml-ltlll,._,. •• Crl. .nl l • T•• I ' MASON FtJR~ITURE !,· ..... AN!t PAGI ' >- Strawberries 2=39' 39c ....... deio Jane Parker Bread 't:." 15' ~.. 18' Oranges 59e dz. RIG. 69c t..OZ. "1. UIGALI ...._ 7- ... Pt. _ _ Sharp Cheese A1ed 6 month• for finer flavor ••• 1 MICHIGAN SEBAGOES florida US No.1 Potatoes Oranges 8 ~:~ 49e 50 1.49 bag ql. FANCY WISCONSIN.,, TAHGT RAVOR Peanut Butter 59' -... lb. s... ,. , --.. y-,_,,....,56c ,_. ,. . F.. Salads, ,..., bit. 2 Temple 3!; 87' dexola Cooking, etc. 31' bK. Preserves :=- 60c SWEET AND JUICV Shortening A&rs OWN - O I L SPICIALI ANN PAOI CNam)I-Smooth ,_bioi l!lool lotio hd-Yet C- You leu! RIC.. WM111 PureSTRAWBERRY sc lb. always popular! A&P BRAND FROZEN Twotle•lbea-...-,......, ' :J,_____""!..._ _..,f...____ *o;;. tender roasts at IPICIALI IANI PAIICII LAIGI ' sliced UG. 4ft Glazed Donuts 29{ Le111on Pie FLORIDA _.. LARGE SIZE c.,•ctt)'l roast, SPECIAL! fhia debcioU1 angel food cake is ••99.91 ...,. ,,_,.,,,.. small bonele Angel Food Ring 3tc Wllh Tracle.ln ' • <l_liiJI • ., value ... JANE PARKER BAKED GOODS Pep Up Your Mealsl , NOW -ONLY --... . . . .. ..... and Boiling Beef • • • 19¢ A&P a ss easily and ·You Can Put Your Trust In Super-Right Quality Meats Black Walnut Cookilf Party Rye Bread Iced Raisin Bread ·- boice of two fine lean Rump Roast ...... . A&P SUPER-RIGHT ... PLATE OR BRISKET, LEAN uo. .,. rd c lb. • ••• 4 A&P SUPER-RIGHT •• _BONELESS Stew Beef · ' - · · 59¢ lb. • \ S.unset MWW Cut from selected grain-fed steers . .. your this low, low price! • A&P SUPER-RIGHT , . , TENDER, BONELESS ASSORTED ,ko. FLAVORS To A Cr)'ptocram quotation Eng ish Roast. 79¢1b. • lba. A&P SUPE"·RIGHT ••• ROUND BONE OR ' INtiAI.I Your Sunr-ise 3. Wrltlnr selected from Super-Right steer beef. A&P SUPER-RIGIJT • , . EXTRA TENDER, TRIMMED Cube Steaks ,. 3 • •••••• A&Ph Super-Right ground beef is 100% pure lean beef ...• , freshly ground many times eac day ..• you can serve it with pride! • One of our best sellers , ;,, one of your best buy•l 'I'he Ius· cidus;eoodness of the~e preserves will delillht the younastera. On yq.,rOial 1 DOWN IOtobu ! ' · MetaiUc Groun Bee Beef Chucks ........... _. _. __ .. 35c lb Remember A&P Super Right Q l" . • beer haS all •• •• ••• • . A&P SUPER-RIGHT ••• LEAN, 100% PURE BEEF Full Side of Beef ... -.. . ...... _ 41c 4pprox. SID 150-175 IH. Hindquarters of Beef _......... . 49c lb. .t\ppro,., Sia 150.175 lbs. Forequarter af Beef ............ 33c lb. A.prox. Si~e 80-100 lb 1• Round of Beef .................. _47c lb top grades of tender CUTS ~~~~· Don't miss this great A&P value __ . Buy sev era! for your freezer. You 'll be glad you did! APf'rox, Slu 300-350 Jbt. Approx. Slza.80-100 lbt. aonoM ·Rou:n Stea Beef lor Free::er Sale! 900 ,.,..,,~lit wood (f.:. U 49. Sn•r• ~- Prqphol • .. Well Trimmed! Selected Steer Beef H. t:l. Shet~'nr .. CHOICE BLA DE CUTS lb. W . Columbia, W. Va. Mrs. A.hna ·coleman. Lang~ville Cecil Pric~. Reedsville - Lloyd Baker. 't Jr.1 SUPER~QUALITY CUT YOUR FOOD Bll L ;, J t. i; " ( I SLASHID PIICIS TO THI 80111 · 1 ·ETART CUT .YOUP· FOOD BILL AT A&P ' JANI PARKIR LARGE cunoN co"'rtd ·-··--·- . a..o1~\.'-ROJt~ Harri!l<lnville - Mis& Iva Morris. Middleport - Mrs. Lola Meek, Mrs. Clyda Allensworth, Mrs. Mil drf'd Humphreys, Edgar Aliens worth, Mrs. Helen Bailey, Harold Woodgerd, }'loyd Kuehler, Mrs. Betty Sayre, Mr!l. Emma Wayland, Mrs. Kalhryn Rall, Frank B. Wil· ;;on, Wallace Bradrord, Mrs. Eva Hartley, Mrs. Non Moore, Mrs. Fr.e· da Edwards, Ernesl Covert.. Don· aid Stivers, Leonard Gilmore, Chet fannehill, Emmet Shuler, Jon Schaaf, Mrs Mary Hughes1 Allen Hughes, Mrs. .Julia Hy,scll, Mrs. Kathryn Ilysell, Mrs. Katbryn Knigilt, Harold Hinkle, Wilham fee. CUT YOUR' FOOD BILL AT A&P' uo ct. VIne MWLRU ; Mornlog S~ow 10:00 Ge.1T)' Moore \1:30 St.otke It Rlr:" 1~1Dfl Valian! Lady 12: 1!5 Love of Life 12:30 Search for T.omGJT9W 12:•5 G~lding IJgbt 1 1:00 Kati•~ Jlj!R_h~n I :30 '" lite Wpl',li~l!lll 2:JO .Our Miu Btop!U 2 :30 B<~us~party · · 3,00 l'he Big PayoiJ ' 3:30 Bob Cr01b7 $how 4:00 Brighter DQ 4:15 Secret Stor'$ 4:30 Edge of Nil)>! 4:00 Brighter Day 5:00 Earl!' Show 4:HI Se.er~t Storm 6:30 Your F.sso Re-porter 4:30 · Edg.:l of Nie"ht 6:45 Sports Parade 6:55 Weatherman 15:00 t·ne ::!ia1'1v Show 7:00 TBA. 8:30 Your Essu Rep,uteJ '7 :15 Douglas Edwat'ls 8:4$ Sporh Parade 7:30 My Frl(:nd Flieb 6:ft5 We:therman 8:00 We~t Point Stor:F 7:.oo._ Art Linkletter & the Klda 8.:30 PIRYhyu.se 1()1 ~an 7 1" Dougla~ Elwardil 9'00 llr M'!!Mf l · ?:riO '<Sit.: PreSton of the Yuko~ 9~30 mg6WaY1'atr~ 1(e B:IKt ''ft:nlf Cummings Show 10:00 Tbe Llne Up 8:30 Climax 1 10:30 Person to.Person 9:30 Playhouse 90 ll :00 New~ U:OO Up to tbe MinutE! N-..ws 11 :05 Scannim: the W•iallwl, 11:05 Scanning the Weather 11:10 The I..ate Sllow 11 :10 'rbe Lllle Show ------~ WHTN-TV Channell 4S. Cent labbr.l ... I 9:00 monJy . as th.e Tempi~. friend, or G::arand rifle . It wouldn't be,Jfalr to a potential protector of our nation to DUTTON NAMED make him ipto anything less than Dutton, owner of the Qut· a regular soldier, same as every- ~onDale Drug S~ore, has been apP-Plntbody else, rather than to allow him to continue as an entertainer. ed secretan··trca;mrcr of the .Jl•W· !fhis is pra,:!tiCil. We want him 1y reorganitt>d Chamber of Com: .!llrong and fresh, not jaded, a· merce. Otht!r officers are: Al'fi4J.- ' gainst the day we put him on in- dent, Wlllizi.m G-rueser; vlce·p~j~, ' ®nt, Edison Baker. Directors wUl ternational television and beain him to the Russians. If we-take be named "at the next meeting on him out of fatigues, put him 1{1 February 11 OD.ii and turn him loose as a roadshow minstrel, the Seboy Rebellion would be a minor skirmish against the mutiny o! Army riaks. There are enough guitars in the Army already, Every hillbilly drafte~ 1 ever met had a 1uf£er'Contlnud from pRfJit Me\ ing ~x in his warbag, and the Terrace - Ann Rupe and Alice niibtW ...re ~~Rode 'borrible b)' tJie ·!l-J~bokar: ButterMt Av-cnutt, The-· caterwauling of nasal laments and resa Swatzul; Mulberry Avenue, the mourn(ul wall of mouth or· Myrtle Siss:m and Pearl Welker; gans. New Section out Mulberry Ave., Jt is true that the Army Rbould 1 Alma Gorrlfln (Children's Home exploit every civilian- skilled ex- Hill) ar.d Mrs . Leon Gress - Gen· bakers should bake, cooks should eral chairman . cook-but certainly the Army Is Kerrs Run, Mrs. Edgar Thomas. nnt standing in the need ot rock Mrs. Georg~ Hicks, Mrs. Car I 'n' roll. What It n~eds is riflemen and tank jorkeys. Let Mr. Pres- Moore; We ~ t. Main Street, Mrs. ley pill}' his qultar and wiggle his Albert Hendricks, Mrs. :Marie WH'tN·TY Young and Mickey w::arner and WHTN-TV CHANNEL 13 torso in or£-duty hoi.JrS with the 11,44 Sign On ft{rs. B':!tty Reibel general 11:44 Sign On permis~ion t~f his bunkmates. 11:45 CarWon Club chairman. U.:-45 Cartoon Club Encourage him to write home 12,iO Noon News Chorlena Thoma _ general 12:10 Noon News ~.tnce a week; treat ilim a~ a soldier chairman of : F...ast Main _ _ Jean 12:15 Neithbors ·, 12:IIS Ne~bbors out of respect to the other sold· Will and Ai~een Webrung; Cole· 12:30 Lil)erace 12,30 Llberaee . icrs tht·y got in the Army to sold- port - Mr~. Harold Lemley and 1:00 :feminh:\e Touofl 1,00 Femlnin, lJ'oq,eb. ier . And tho Articles of War Mrs. Paul Zerkle; Lincoln Hill _ 1,4:1 Movie Matin~e 1:45 Movie Matinee strictly forbid cruel and unjust Roberta O'D!'ien, Dorothy Will , .3:00 Alternoen ::!'ilm F~stlva1 3:00 Afte<J>Oi>n Film I'Jil,tl>i punishment. Villa Carl: Lincoln Terrace _ 4,:30 SUper Serial Ti~ Super gerial T11Df (Copyrighl, 19!17, by United Eloise White; Lincoln Heights _ 5:00 MlckeJ Muuae Club MickP.'' .MCU$e C.Xub B'OO Feature Symlir!ate, Inc.) Mildred Wells, Phyllis Mullen, 6:01" F;uffalu BiU Jr. 6:00 Car~ .... on· Clul'l Pandora Collins, Catherine Spen 6 :30 Cartoon Club 8:30 Five Star Ftna~ ·""" Five· Sttar Final 6 7:U John Daly & lbe N•'tli cer. ·. 7:30 lUn Tin TiD tBusineu Houses ...... downtown- 7 :15 Johr Daly & the Newr Mrs. Chester Oliver and Shirley, Jim Bowie $:00 Eva R{!bson. :SO Sberlff of Cochise 7 Mn. Blanche Tucker and Mrs. 8:30 Publlc Ddender Enterprise - Agnes Dixon; .Bea· B:OO Circus Howard Van Meter or Mason were con Station toward Marietta to 9:00 I Led Three Livea last corporation sign, Mary Folmert ~: Wire Service shopping m Parkersburg 9:80 I Spy Air 'nms '57 Thursday, Jlr..y Anthony SboW Breezy Heights - - Ann Hysell, J.O:OO Wallace Bradfqrd of Middleport Louise Zerkle, Helen NeutzlinJ, 10 :30 ·Frantde Lltne New 1 of the Nil)>! 11:00 called on Mr, and Mrs. Fred Lewis Peggy :aoudashelt; and GJ!ner•l lt~ N.Wo <>1 Ill• Ntrht 11:15 Theatre 13 '!'Matte 1$ Thursay. Chairman - Eileen Bowers. 12:1& Sign Off Off Taylor y;m Meter ls ill at his :Kerr Street Edna ~i&Jtll'i . home ln Clifton.. · UolJert nod !'valee _-called nn · Isaac Lewis underwent an ~p­ Re&ideatial Section of downtow~ MUle Honnah, Chorlotte CoatH, I Bill mil•1.: pendectom.y l,Jst W~nesday at St. llareellene Buell •nd General t;( I • • and llrs. W. S. v upa q Joseph Hoapltat in Park.erabul-g. Chairman - Vera Buchanon. Pleasant Sa~urd..Y" an.er:n,g,n, Naylors Run - Vera Bueb~gt . ¥f. ~d , .s. Leonard Rou.lb. "' .?tfrs. Rena end .•M PMt Gf.;U - Spring fi'Oii- M:t~l Beatrice Chapman, Mr. and lf1pe Myers ·¥ aln to seJnables. b~ek doQ lb'L C4ldl J:l)eulna visited ~..e;w~ . Sa·'~rday w}J~ . Fltber. . .· il•~ · at Qt. JO$tph's H~spltal obseration froin· Gave Strellt - Elizabeth ~ , -$tlll'4lv alter noon. lJt!llllli~ns. and Mrs. Pearl Pullin. : ' ·.• · ,PieAS~nt Ridge - Be't)' Reibel ·Mr. apd ~1. pennil R~~sh Mrs. Ethel Fry, Rev, W :~·... -from. BolinJers to top of hlll, , Jlmni~ aft11 R~er of nlell.m· Mrs, c. G. Billups spent ~ ~ ~~et - Mildred Arnold. Chap!' 'Wete diMer suesta Of Mr. ,afternoon and evenlna: Jake Amen't Restaurant to join a'nl! ttft~. Dennis Roush Sr. Sunday. EUa Blessing. , ·., East Mlin - Eileen Bowen. ¥r. Charlie Brown, Sue Ellen . ·, Meigs Heart Fund 100 Blood Donors Step Up Your Savings! "'ll 8:00 ('•qtain Kenetroo IKOMA. Tangan.yikJ.. - I have tenupted ihree tlmea, once before bor of Charley's when the preseut village clerk and would-be been delighted to learn that Ul~ World War U, Uttifl ~)' World mayor was a baby in hi.s mother's arms . What would you 4o? Army eon&idera Elvia Prealey such War U, and tb~n q:a~ by the Koa tine phYJiCal specimen ani ia r~an War. Ted wu flying , not wllling to him .. , house h•tune. With popularity of the many quiz1. shows on television grow. eue11t for a coup\j! of yelra. Gerry Coleman was a sturdy 1 kl 11 t f t f th · 1 · Of course. there is no real rea- fHt!r of Mar~ne torp&do betmben. ngwee y, a sor so ou -o - c -way 1n ortnahon is becoming son why he shouldn't be extreme- He ~Served bJs hitches away from common knowledge. A friend nowadays may greet you with ly fit, ·especial!~· around the equa- the Yankee;; in both World War wh~t he considers a real poser (garncr(•d from a TV show) only tor but Army barbers should be 11 and the Korean thing. Actor to be met with the righl answer and a ill-concealed smirk . Af· ca~lioned to go P.asy wilh his hair . Wayne Morr1 5 was a · brilli~tnt car· ter aU, more than one ptrson can watch TV. Remember what happened lo Sam· rier pilot and Henry Fqnda was on Book publishert report a (]~finite int:l'case in purchases of son. . a Jubmarine tender p.t Guam . non-fiction books a phenomenon they blame on hopeful peaBut 1t 18 nJcc to know that, udntut mostly the athle' ... s played like World War 11, certain atan · ~ pie bon_ing up to appe~t· on a $100.~0~ TV. show. This mcrease ards of inducUon have !!hli!nsed. ba ~11 and boxed~ ,.the singen in readtng the dryer kmd of books Is m dL~ect contra-st to pre- He 11 f\Ot, for Instance, neceJIII'Y nnJ, \})" bf!.ndlea,dert. ~ed bands, dictions of only a lew years ago . Many critics of the Amenean for national morale d· .,.,ere so and" the actort enteftamed . Per· Scene had expected thf! mass of our w·ople to become conver- many or our other war enter- hapll this wos for the genera l sation idiots , entertained by gawking comedians and IPelodra- tainer!l. A ~relit many of the J:lolly· good of all concfrncd , and pN· matic who dunnitts, glued to the TV screen seven nights per wood heroer~ managed to m1ss It hKIH1 the Army needs Mr. Pres· k . altugeth~r and sumc avoided most ley lo hft Its morale . week • 52 wee S per year. . . f It b ronstant rec\a"!illfications There are two oihe1 alternatives. An example of this general spread of knowledge msp1red by 0 d Y 1 Flrst is that the Army 1s taking TV was Wednesday's Lil)n's club meeting bwhen thef regular ans Lran.:e appea srna· ,ad.1es afflicted ath- Elvl1 into protective · · · . cust odY m program event, Mel Clark, (ailed to show ecause o I 11 ness. letcs and enlertainers alike. Three order to Uft clvilhm morale by Aten Shain pi'Oduccd a qui:t.z show of his own. "What pictures hundred -pound tackles discovered his absence. Second ill that he is are on all the curreHCY denominations?" he inquired, and ask- nat feet . The punctur('d eardrum the new secret weapon everybody ed the answers to be wrtttcm on i:l· list wu endemic• , but the reJects C!on- is talking about. · bers had seen and heard the question answerHnued to ponnd the line and hurl u the Army can stand two years Several mem 11 k r e5 0 n the of Elv1s, the Rus&ians would be a ed on a recent TV show and knPw a good portion of the cor· the ba ' rna e ac piece or cake. In fairness to the ,, and sing. . If ' rect responses. Severa I even ,.new \\•hose. Plct ure was on the sr.reen, Some M the athletes and actors uther soldiers and to Elvis hlmse . ,10,000 ·bill, though none professed to havmg seen on e recent- wt'nt into the s-:orvice and t>cr- it would be nlce H his masters ly, except Shain the banker, . tormcd brilliantly as fightin g fo~k. took hi& goe-tar out of his ,ehubby For those you (like thls observer) who missed that parh· Tetl Williams had his rareer m- list and substituh.~~~hnt h~~ cu1ar TV show , here is the list uf note!) and the pictures on - - - - -----~- --each . $!-George Washington, the Fnthcr of our country. 27. Mwlc ~ ;.:ngil.!!h ACROSS U-1'h<imas Jefferson, the first great U. S. Democrat whose ~ n.ote •llufltrator J. Coverl with philosophy still calls forth follow.,rs from both camps . 28. Head turf Cal,.ng) 1\.lntrlca) $&-Abraham Lincoln, who would rather have saved the IS. Biblical 29. In~ lndoneaLat~ name Union than destroy slavery, and did both. 1truc~ t.tand UO-Alexander Hamilton, the father of "sound money" 9. Frolic tor . G .lobett 10. ,Accumulate and a strong U. S. Treasury . ;;.o. Tl1e1 7. Brnall hoot 1~. Boll: 33 . Sacred $20-Andrew Jackson, a ···modern" Democrat and the Ten- 13. Slow emus) 8. A.merlc .1 n bull fur tradt:r nesseean who shocked Easterners with his informal conduct U. Pronoun ucmu 1~ F11.m0us 9 Plan of the prea\dent's olllce. dht.mond 11 . Painfulapot S4 . Former ·$60-U . .S. Grant, civilian ra: 1ure , war genius, who would- l'J. Bitter veteh 16. Larvae of toretcn 40. Demin~ n't let go of Lee until he had him heat. cherse ftlee 19 . Ne,atlve nom I· later reply J8. Amtr\ciJn •tOO-Benjamin Franklin, scientist. s\lltesman, politician, nation 10.8.1 20, Before Indian writer, •nd humorist. .1. Caeaar't !n. Vood In 2'l. Small child a&. SaUna warnlnf a&oo-Will!Bm McKinley, Republican prellidtnl In the turaOI~,tUon 24 St~ate ot 1 en.ere.l date 37. Book bulent days of fabulous lndustriol expansion before 1900. 23. l..J&ht blow !lelng 42 . Auction. ot Down. . • l.OOo.-Grover Cleveland, a Democrat, s\Op~ap for t h c . 26. Lona:. tteep 25. 46. Dl&lt dada lnf strettt m&p.l eontrovenial William Jennings Bryan, and weathercr of the 31. River (ltn(.) .,.,.,..._,.....,...,,.worst panic in the nation's histot·y to his time. 32. Chrittmu • 5.000-Jamea Madison. the fourth president, a -Federalist. wqo conducted the nation through its first lnternatiQnaJ con· 3.3. Warp·J•m • WSAz.TJI CHAI!(jl ... Sign On 7:00 Todp)· 9:00 Caffee Time 10:00 HomE. 11 :till The P1 ice is RiJht II :30 Truth or Con&eg.uene:es 12:00 Tic ·rae: Douah l2:30 It could Be You 1:00 Current 9. :00 CamE'r-:.. Goes To SChool 2:30 Tennessel'! linle Ford 3:00 Matinee TJ..~Iv.i 4:0' Queeb F'lr A ~ 4:4ft Modern RumancM ~ 5:00 Comedy Tline ~:90 My Little MarJJe s,oo Wild Bill Hickok 6:30 News Picture 6:45 ~PDl'JB Eye 8:00 Come See. . You'll Save at A&P! (CI!Httlnued from pege one) (Continued from p•ve on•) will be chose n. ·y Hcnnesy, James Sitnp son, an1 Last yeaj. Mrs. Gloria Buth , ~arl Kmght. formerly of Columbus won the rum~ rny lti t,: h Sc hool bo;rs who 1 'Mn. Ohio'~ Litle. Mrs. 'Buth and 1nloaded and reloaded lhe blood· her busbanrt . a Lutheran minister, nobile truc k were Jimmy Qualls , now live In California. She later ~lichael Werry, Robert Green, K en' placed third in the national con- ny Neville, James Shuster, Hcrbteat. ·rt t>wem, V cr~on H:trrlson, Dav· The woman named "Mrs. Ohio" d Napper, Harold Wogan, George this year win an aU-expense '.1Hier, Junior Jewell, Kenneth Lef · Paid trip for herself and her hus- "le , John Jordan, Jim "'lorton, Norband to ' .le nalional "Mrs. Amer- lCrt NeutzHng, Jr., R Jnald Car· ica" finals in Fort Lauderdale , .nan and Bill Persinger. Fla., tbe week of May 7. Ice was donated b; the Davis ln adi!!V.pn, she will win a !ce and Produce Co., and fruit Serve! Ice 'Mirgic" gas refrigerator iuices by Youn~·s Super Market. DONORS LISTED with lee Mal!iC serving set, a SingPomeroy-Carl Moore, Mrs. Op er portable sewin& machine, a $100 U. S, Savings Bond, fo\lr \I Davis, Wm . R. Davis, Miss Mar· place setting!! ol Gorham sterling •on Ebershach, Mrs Lelia Bailey, lllver valued at $100, a sterllhg 3erald 'R. Thompson, Cecil Hysell . ailver meat platter, a Proctor iron- Fritz Buck, Leo Vaughan, Joe lnJ table, $:);) worth of West Bend 't'oung, Sr., Mrs. Elizabeth Horak, alu!lllnum ware, a $20 Bernat :drs. Helen · Elberfeld, Mrs. Eliza. Jeth Oblinger, Miss Janice Story, knitting tit, a,nd other pi"izes. Bunner-up in the "Mrs. Ohio" MN. Myrtle Sisson, John Rich· contest ..will win a Ha:milton auto- :nond, Mrs. Ella Wippel, Frank matie waSber and gas clothes dry- Vaughan, Mrs. Mabel Tiacy, Robert er. The woman ·placina third will :tobe:rta, Donald Betziog, Raymond win a John Wood automatic gas l.anders, Charle1 Landers, Robert Wills, Leslie F. Fultz, George watr heater. . ;taats, Mrs. Lula Hampton, Roy The' homemaker selected "M"is. Reuter, Norbert Neutzling. Rob Am.erita" will win prlz:es valued ~rt Hoeflich, Wlalter R. Coueb, Ken. at more than $1~.000. The prize neth Harris, John Stivers, Robert list Includes an expense-paid two Story, "Richard Neul.%1ing, Eugene weeks vacaht"'n at the Beach Club Marvin, Jr., Clay Eblin, Mrs. DorolD Fort Lauderdale, Fla., an ex- ~hy Johnston, Mrs. Juanita Conde. . pense-paid overseas trip, a comSyracuse- Mrs. Beu!ah Gibbons, plete New Freedom built-in gas :\o[rs. Beatrice Lisle and Guy Guin. •itcb.er., a 1957 DeSoto, an $800 ther. set of Gorham sterling silver, a Singer DeLuxe sewing machine, Portland-Sidney Durst and Eda $500 hand-knit Bernat travel gar Brewer. wardrobe, a romplete line of Proc· Minersville -Joseph. While and t~ products, a $1~ oil portrait b)' noted artist Paul Ortlip, and a ?aul Baer. :year's supply of Wilson's meats Carpenter- Dou-glas Mosier. for the family. H~mlOck Grove - Miss Mildred .:>to(.•kton. 6:&5 gr,r.~s~::e ~Ii.~ w••• the contc~t. Wbal will Karr do'! ll is quite t:crlain he had not yet made up his mind by Wednesday Mtcrnoon. Let it sta·nd that he considers blmself a friend of Charley Legar, a Spring· Ave. neigh- ' Mrs. America TELEVISION GUIDE WSAZ-TV Ch~n,.e13 Friday J"hursday a Daily Sentinel Day Book 2- Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Jan . 31, 1957 N"at.jop.al ad~rt.4.Jing represf.'nlative. Bottinelll-Klmball, Inc., ~xinftob. Ave., ti"ew York City, 16, N. Y. Eijte~ ::15 flet'ond mailing mat\l'r at the post office t~t Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Jan . 31, 1957- 3 59~ �( ' ' • The Daily Sentinel BIRTH ANNOUNCED Mr . and Mrs. Raymond Salser of Lorain . Ohio, are annourlcing the · birt.,h of a 8 lb. 1 oz. son, named WSAZ-TV CHANNEL 3 Riehard Wya.tt. Grandparents are 6·~' ~liD O"l. Mr and Mrs. Joe White , Miners- 7:00 Toda, ville- , and Mr~ . Eva Thoma, Racine. 8:00 Coffee Time Great grandparents are Mr. and 10:00 Homa :Mrs \\ ntt Hendrix , Sr. 11:00 The Pl'iCe Is Right 11 :30 Truth or Consequence9 AT OES SCHOOL 12:00 Tic Tac Dough Altcnding the OES &"hool or in· 12 :SO It Could Be You strul't iun ot District 25, held Wed· 1;00 Currenf nesday in ~:trietta, from PomerO}' 2:00 Parsl)n's Sh.dy Chapler, were Mrs. Roy Tracy Sr., 2:30 Tennessee Ernie Ford Mrs. Harry P. Smith, Mn~ C. F . 3:00 M1tinee Theatre ' U~at8ao!) \lZUilQ -~~J..: '~U!:ljdUTOJ. 4:00 Queen For A Day Mrs. Mike Simmons, Mrs. Thomus 4:45 Mo4e"D. Romontel Young , Mrs. Alfred Crow, Mrs. 5;00 Comedy Time Rollin Radford, Mrs. Plartwell 5:.30 My Little Margie Curd ,1nd Mrs. Ray W~Od~j:ea.rd. 6:00 Flatt and Scruggs Sbow 6:30 .News Pictnre NIW ARRIVAL 8:4!J Sports Ey(: Mr. :md Mrs. Ritlbard A. Collins 8:M W~thercast are ant}ounc"ir:ag )~he ~iri.h of an eight pound .. d.l.iiJhter, Victoria Margaret, . "Wft!Jnes.fiv. )light. Jan· '1:U NBC News uary 30, at .\1)0 :li~llff tieneral Hos- 8:~ ..You Be~ VOW' Ufe pitJI. ·. .. lkiiH Drapet ' trap,«lP..a~,en.L1 \a.r e Mr. anrl Mrs. 9:()0 Peoole~• Choice Harry 'SChawb._. lnd Mr. and Mn. UO Thf' ·Ford libOw ClsreQce F . ColUns .all or Pome- 10:00 Lux: Video Theatre roy. Mrs. Marg3r~t Collins of Los ll:OO News Headlhl>ea Angeles, Calif., is a great grand· !1;15 ~.,easl mother. 11:30 11!04• IUlJt 'l'tljl{lbt BOAT.ERS TO MEET 12:30 Si1n Off Persons lntc.rested in forniing a BOJ.ting Club for this area aJ;"~ urged to Mtend tp.e organl:u· tiona! meeting of such a ..group at the Preston Ford Agency tottight ~t 7:30 p. m. DEVOTED TO JNTiiRESTS Of MEIGS-MASON ARF.A •tcHA.O $.OWEN ~GENERAL MANAGEk RIYNOLO E. GREENE - EDITOR rlass eroy, ·o nio. 343 Porn· Subs('ription rates : Dclin:ory by carriN where availablt> 30 cents pf'r week : one )'ear In advance at The Daily Sentinel office. $15.60; six months, $7.80; three month,.;, $3 .90. Hy moLor .roul.e where available: OI"Jt month $1. By mail ont· ye<~r $8 , six months, $4.25 , Lhrf"e months, t2~'Wl : ont' month , $1 . · Published every a!ternoon ('Xccpt Sunday by The Ohio Valley Sentinel. Inc., at 110 Meehamc St. , Pomeroy , 0 , lJu sincss office phpne 398, editorial offi~ phone 397. Political Strategy Could Be J)evio~ Today no one knows whether or not Mr . Delmar A. C~naday will file petitions seeking the mayoralty of Pomeroy. The ffi('rits of any possible candidacy does not l'Oncern us hare. What is ~f a:re~t intere.s t to every civic·minded person ~ Pomerqy thiS week Ia the strat~gy he might use in this down-to-the-wire a& game of "if you don't file, I will." !hat has been buzzing arpuwHown for qpwards of three weeks. 'Mr. Clair Karr the barber feel s deeply that supporters of tl\e present administration should mass behind one Republicap ca!!didde, thereby eliminating the need for a costly prl; mary electiOn that would cost at leas! $600, probably more. Charles Legar has already Iiled lur !he position . If Karr files tbete will have to be a primary . And so what might Mr. Canaday do then if Karr does file? Canaday's core of supporters could urge him to take advantage of a situation made to order: file on the Republican ticket. Such a move could enhance his chances of winning since · _be would be in a three -cornered fi~ht . Furthermore, he could not be blamed for costing the town money in forcing a pri · mary election because two already would have filed. Were Karr to decline the requests of his friends to seek the position only Legar would be left and !he energetic Canaday mi&ht think twice about filing as a Republican. He probably would be more inclined to post himself as an Independent and work towards success in the Fall uledions. Or else not enter· • n ,ao OES PRACTICE Evangeline Chapter, OES, wlll have a prartice session tonight at soldier's 7 p. m. at the Middleport MaSonic Around and About· With Robert Ruarlc Quizz Shows Send Viewers To Books . arc••• 1 or DAILY CROSSWORD "" fllcl. Die War of 1812. •10 1000-Governor Chase of Ohio, secretary of the Treas· urv under Lincoln . and the man who never Jet go his ambiUon Flood .. ·I Navy Studying ,,. ............... f""'" .....,... ,.... I An Odd Entry Hwrt!. Kv., On Discharge 1 JnJt•ll•tlnn• hove h•M lh• nood watert partly ln ebeck. 1tore1, busil\ess hou•~ and lndurtrles were shut Rwn ~e~l\1 !!1." or laclc of fuPI and aower, Mud clo)IRefl thl" strrwl~ •nd ooz.M lnt.o 1ome downtown ttol'BII . Re11hh1Rt.!l of thr town aearthed for dry firewood to heal their thilly homes. At 'T'he :-la\')' Is y~udylng a mi!CIIIrrla-e ' f 11dml n."trallvl' justke ·vhl(; !;or 1 111r~r d n hcal'h't' mo 1c s~il(l~ by rea~on of "preananey ." r nnTI ANn. Me. 1!P - Grundy, Va., a town of 2.oon 1'hc l.'rror turned up wht•n th . appealed by radio for help .WedneJday nl~ht but lhE>rn wus ~a ilnr . whom the Nav)l flatly 1'6· ao further ward by mld-~r~ornin~ hPu·H 1o namf, attempted to r••· from tbat 'tommunity. A~peaJ~ t•nl ~~~ Thl! records ol bls previow W.nt out for tood, clothing, drink· !l plalnlng !how the rea ,l.nl yater and medieinfl , hut rain rnlistmtH >on for his "honorllble" dischara c .,.. .·.~tarfa fo1 ljlrouftded the helicopter• 1 ~ ·· pr('g11ancy ." · l~Jt eould urry ln the badly· Hut Tltc Navy doctor who ('~'\m· -'up~Uu •ned the prnspoctlve cnllslee said Davit . man~er or radio the n~a ~o n has to be wrong. Ll of Richland . Va. Cl yde Cntt ~ of Ripley, "!'~nn .. saicl pleu bom Gr4ndy , r;epbir progrl\ms tor he could Und n6 evidence of prcg nancy when he gave the $ailor a thoroush pre-euUat!Dent checkup, .Jnatead be dlacrJbed th.• uilor ~ I '1 p91"fectly beattb.y Dutte in ever) ·..;,bt hl)>e<t. "'"' se. Radlun. I>Y'"·l aa:~'O! alunb 39. Pnillver•• tobe president, but rtnally had to give up. • ' , s,i\6 Weathereaet 7:00 Death Vaile.y O.Yf! 130 Eadie Flsber ShO'f 741 :NBC: Ne¥'a ' . Blondle · -Life of Rilef On Trial Jlig Stoey ., Cavalcll!de .fJf !fportt . ....... Ftgbts -N~wi ijea~une. · uo 9,00 9:30 10,00 10:~5 l n,oo Weat::.aroul t1:16 lUO P""s Dol 11:30 Tonight 12:30 Sl11n 011 WCHHV ".JIDr IY COLA '' TAITI·I'IIF Drink Royal Crown Cola.• , Lowed of all in •clual test. c~lories b! 'ROYAL CROWN BOTTLING CO. LOS:J - UGLY FA': '. Rutland ,11 NO.Il.h ~}lasteen, Mrs Leafy Cha~tteen, Miss.Arlctta Cros.s. Virgil l. Atkin.s. IN 10 DAYS OR !IIONEY BACK Now you ~all 1WD wlehinr and a<:\a11l• 1:r 10M poundl ot ~X<rau welaht. - Jneha of qly fat melt awu from hlps, waltt, . ar1111 and le11 .-.itbout dangerGill drup, diet or exercise. De u lillrD •Dd trim u )'Oil Jlka. For thu• a.-. th• rtportl. or unu.Ucnal rue~•• In lMa Gf . , _ . 'WIIabt fo\loWiRi the UH (.If thlt wonderfDI aew product. cal!oJII BENA.o ,~OL. A ad belli: of lliWLth BENATltQL, i#o"o~ • 111 ~~~ ••nt 79t lo~~e weight 1111.urall7, tat. For BENATROL fnblbita Racine - Mr.s. Emma Adams John Stobart, Mrs. Helen l''i~her , Mrs. Ma!Jcl Shields, :;Jonald Hendricks, Maurice Lott, Dan C. Hartinger. Lon r; Bolton - E:i.rl Clark, Her · bert Mcintyre, Mrs .. Verda Stout Howard Parker, Willis Parker .1Jr,1. Ann Summcrl"ielrl, Mrs. EltJ •..e Connolly, Mrs. "Mae Vincyaru .\tiss Mary Vine&ard, Hobart VIne yard, Thomas White, Mrs. UnniL Grary. Jq~~r IOjlpet.lte, rurbl YGur e~vlna for fatvlt ... llltilt&Dd mineral• ta aua~l• ~ OU1' ~•1'111· tealnl taoda • , , IDPIIIItll• 11111111tlal nat"~ t.h• -ret of ltl amulna u~eu • , , tlat.'a trbllll m1117 u.n 1n1 almpiJ' ..,..... w-Ith r.tuht. No rna~r wbll. JOQ Uw \rl.ld llllore. let lmNATROL JII'D'I'I low mant pounda of uciJ' rat It . . beljJIOIIpl.r&d of. Yau bav. uolhtnrr W - IIQt. - Mid' for \bt ll J)I.Cll:o ... of IBNATROL Ia aglll wlt.h atrl;~ ' lJiDia' bllik naraaWI bJ SWISHER- LOHS& DRUG STORE E. Main St Pomeroy A6P w w VA J E whool 47 . SuMt~ R••.:~y A&P SUPER-RIGHT ••• BONELESS CUSTOM CUT TO YOUR ORDER JUST J>UICEif YOUR OJIDER WITH ONE OF . :U,p•s EXPERT ME"'f MEN! PLEASE ORDER IN ADVANCE YOUR ORDER CAN BE PREPARED WHEN vniif WANT IT. · •·f ua Jty Beef Ot the fuW~~~r!~ers. Th ars avor o1 t~k table D.uLV VRVPTOQUOTE - Hen't how to work 'it: ' ANYDL8AAX·· , ~, ltLONOFJ:l.LO.W One lttter· tlmply standi tor another. ln \hit aa.m~Jl& A 1s \ltt•l for the three L'a. X for the two 0'1, 'tc. SLftl'le letten, apoa• trophes, the l~ngth ll;f\d tonnatlon of tht wordl are all hU'l\1· &a,ch day the cod! letterA ar! dHferent. MWLRU. MWLRU, :M"WLRL' L..R KUM-FLWUAXITU. ;tdW\V, Another great M EXIU. EXI\J - ---- ...i"MIIrd&Y- Crnt"l!UPI" IF ON!! '!lA~ NO H'r.lJIT, IJWINQT W'dtTE f'<il\ THE MABS~!iP:JNE. »""~··" 1\l.. ~o<l-~ .. ' ~' • e I lit sensational value at thiS oric:e. lt's so easy to serve so many temptinc ways I tAHI .AlGI , PKO. Of 12 DICIALI II Jow ... 25' .... 20' .... 221 12V. cv...... J Twin P'•rt•l•lft . Ml-ltlll,._,. •• Crl. .nl l • T•• I ' MASON FtJR~ITURE !,· ..... AN!t PAGI ' >- Strawberries 2=39' 39c ....... deio Jane Parker Bread 't:." 15' ~.. 18' Oranges 59e dz. RIG. 69c t..OZ. "1. UIGALI ...._ 7- ... Pt. _ _ Sharp Cheese A1ed 6 month• for finer flavor ••• 1 MICHIGAN SEBAGOES florida US No.1 Potatoes Oranges 8 ~:~ 49e 50 1.49 bag ql. FANCY WISCONSIN.,, TAHGT RAVOR Peanut Butter 59' -... lb. s... ,. , --.. y-,_,,....,56c ,_. ,. . F.. Salads, ,..., bit. 2 Temple 3!; 87' dexola Cooking, etc. 31' bK. Preserves :=- 60c SWEET AND JUICV Shortening A&rs OWN - O I L SPICIALI ANN PAOI CNam)I-Smooth ,_bioi l!lool lotio hd-Yet C- You leu! RIC.. WM111 PureSTRAWBERRY sc lb. always popular! A&P BRAND FROZEN Twotle•lbea-...-,......, ' :J,_____""!..._ _..,f...____ *o;;. tender roasts at IPICIALI IANI PAIICII LAIGI ' sliced UG. 4ft Glazed Donuts 29{ Le111on Pie FLORIDA _.. LARGE SIZE c.,•ctt)'l roast, SPECIAL! fhia debcioU1 angel food cake is ••99.91 ...,. ,,_,.,,,.. small bonele Angel Food Ring 3tc Wllh Tracle.ln ' • <l_liiJI • ., value ... JANE PARKER BAKED GOODS Pep Up Your Mealsl , NOW -ONLY --... . . . .. ..... and Boiling Beef • • • 19¢ A&P a ss easily and ·You Can Put Your Trust In Super-Right Quality Meats Black Walnut Cookilf Party Rye Bread Iced Raisin Bread ·- boice of two fine lean Rump Roast ...... . A&P SUPER-RIGHT ... PLATE OR BRISKET, LEAN uo. .,. rd c lb. • ••• 4 A&P SUPER-RIGHT •• _BONELESS Stew Beef · ' - · · 59¢ lb. • \ S.unset MWW Cut from selected grain-fed steers . .. your this low, low price! • A&P SUPER-RIGHT , . , TENDER, BONELESS ASSORTED ,ko. FLAVORS To A Cr)'ptocram quotation Eng ish Roast. 79¢1b. • lba. A&P SUPE"·RIGHT ••• ROUND BONE OR ' INtiAI.I Your Sunr-ise 3. Wrltlnr selected from Super-Right steer beef. A&P SUPER-RIGIJT • , . EXTRA TENDER, TRIMMED Cube Steaks ,. 3 • •••••• A&Ph Super-Right ground beef is 100% pure lean beef ...• , freshly ground many times eac day ..• you can serve it with pride! • One of our best sellers , ;,, one of your best buy•l 'I'he Ius· cidus;eoodness of the~e preserves will delillht the younastera. On yq.,rOial 1 DOWN IOtobu ! ' · MetaiUc Groun Bee Beef Chucks ........... _. _. __ .. 35c lb Remember A&P Super Right Q l" . • beer haS all •• •• ••• • . A&P SUPER-RIGHT ••• LEAN, 100% PURE BEEF Full Side of Beef ... -.. . ...... _ 41c 4pprox. SID 150-175 IH. Hindquarters of Beef _......... . 49c lb. .t\ppro,., Sia 150.175 lbs. Forequarter af Beef ............ 33c lb. A.prox. Si~e 80-100 lb 1• Round of Beef .................. _47c lb top grades of tender CUTS ~~~~· Don't miss this great A&P value __ . Buy sev era! for your freezer. You 'll be glad you did! APf'rox, Slu 300-350 Jbt. Approx. Slza.80-100 lbt. aonoM ·Rou:n Stea Beef lor Free::er Sale! 900 ,.,..,,~lit wood (f.:. U 49. Sn•r• ~- Prqphol • .. Well Trimmed! Selected Steer Beef H. t:l. Shet~'nr .. CHOICE BLA DE CUTS lb. W . Columbia, W. Va. Mrs. A.hna ·coleman. Lang~ville Cecil Pric~. Reedsville - Lloyd Baker. 't Jr.1 SUPER~QUALITY CUT YOUR FOOD Bll L ;, J t. i; " ( I SLASHID PIICIS TO THI 80111 · 1 ·ETART CUT .YOUP· FOOD BILL AT A&P ' JANI PARKIR LARGE cunoN co"'rtd ·-··--·- . a..o1~\.'-ROJt~ Harri!l<lnville - Mis& Iva Morris. Middleport - Mrs. Lola Meek, Mrs. Clyda Allensworth, Mrs. Mil drf'd Humphreys, Edgar Aliens worth, Mrs. Helen Bailey, Harold Woodgerd, }'loyd Kuehler, Mrs. Betty Sayre, Mr!l. Emma Wayland, Mrs. Kalhryn Rall, Frank B. Wil· ;;on, Wallace Bradrord, Mrs. Eva Hartley, Mrs. Non Moore, Mrs. Fr.e· da Edwards, Ernesl Covert.. Don· aid Stivers, Leonard Gilmore, Chet fannehill, Emmet Shuler, Jon Schaaf, Mrs Mary Hughes1 Allen Hughes, Mrs. .Julia Hy,scll, Mrs. Kathryn Ilysell, Mrs. Katbryn Knigilt, Harold Hinkle, Wilham fee. CUT YOUR' FOOD BILL AT A&P' uo ct. VIne MWLRU ; Mornlog S~ow 10:00 Ge.1T)' Moore \1:30 St.otke It Rlr:" 1~1Dfl Valian! Lady 12: 1!5 Love of Life 12:30 Search for T.omGJT9W 12:•5 G~lding IJgbt 1 1:00 Kati•~ Jlj!R_h~n I :30 '" lite Wpl',li~l!lll 2:JO .Our Miu Btop!U 2 :30 B<~us~party · · 3,00 l'he Big PayoiJ ' 3:30 Bob Cr01b7 $how 4:00 Brighter DQ 4:15 Secret Stor'$ 4:30 Edge of Nil)>! 4:00 Brighter Day 5:00 Earl!' Show 4:HI Se.er~t Storm 6:30 Your F.sso Re-porter 4:30 · Edg.:l of Nie"ht 6:45 Sports Parade 6:55 Weatherman 15:00 t·ne ::!ia1'1v Show 7:00 TBA. 8:30 Your Essu Rep,uteJ '7 :15 Douglas Edwat'ls 8:4$ Sporh Parade 7:30 My Frl(:nd Flieb 6:ft5 We:therman 8:00 We~t Point Stor:F 7:.oo._ Art Linkletter & the Klda 8.:30 PIRYhyu.se 1()1 ~an 7 1" Dougla~ Elwardil 9'00 llr M'!!Mf l · ?:riO '<Sit.: PreSton of the Yuko~ 9~30 mg6WaY1'atr~ 1(e B:IKt ''ft:nlf Cummings Show 10:00 Tbe Llne Up 8:30 Climax 1 10:30 Person to.Person 9:30 Playhouse 90 ll :00 New~ U:OO Up to tbe MinutE! N-..ws 11 :05 Scannim: the W•iallwl, 11:05 Scanning the Weather 11:10 The I..ate Sllow 11 :10 'rbe Lllle Show ------~ WHTN-TV Channell 4S. Cent labbr.l ... I 9:00 monJy . as th.e Tempi~. friend, or G::arand rifle . It wouldn't be,Jfalr to a potential protector of our nation to DUTTON NAMED make him ipto anything less than Dutton, owner of the Qut· a regular soldier, same as every- ~onDale Drug S~ore, has been apP-Plntbody else, rather than to allow him to continue as an entertainer. ed secretan··trca;mrcr of the .Jl•W· !fhis is pra,:!tiCil. We want him 1y reorganitt>d Chamber of Com: .!llrong and fresh, not jaded, a· merce. Otht!r officers are: Al'fi4J.- ' gainst the day we put him on in- dent, Wlllizi.m G-rueser; vlce·p~j~, ' ®nt, Edison Baker. Directors wUl ternational television and beain him to the Russians. If we-take be named "at the next meeting on him out of fatigues, put him 1{1 February 11 OD.ii and turn him loose as a roadshow minstrel, the Seboy Rebellion would be a minor skirmish against the mutiny o! Army riaks. There are enough guitars in the Army already, Every hillbilly drafte~ 1 ever met had a 1uf£er'Contlnud from pRfJit Me\ ing ~x in his warbag, and the Terrace - Ann Rupe and Alice niibtW ...re ~~Rode 'borrible b)' tJie ·!l-J~bokar: ButterMt Av-cnutt, The-· caterwauling of nasal laments and resa Swatzul; Mulberry Avenue, the mourn(ul wall of mouth or· Myrtle Siss:m and Pearl Welker; gans. New Section out Mulberry Ave., Jt is true that the Army Rbould 1 Alma Gorrlfln (Children's Home exploit every civilian- skilled ex- Hill) ar.d Mrs . Leon Gress - Gen· bakers should bake, cooks should eral chairman . cook-but certainly the Army Is Kerrs Run, Mrs. Edgar Thomas. nnt standing in the need ot rock Mrs. Georg~ Hicks, Mrs. Car I 'n' roll. What It n~eds is riflemen and tank jorkeys. Let Mr. Pres- Moore; We ~ t. Main Street, Mrs. ley pill}' his qultar and wiggle his Albert Hendricks, Mrs. :Marie WH'tN·TY Young and Mickey w::arner and WHTN-TV CHANNEL 13 torso in or£-duty hoi.JrS with the 11,44 Sign On ft{rs. B':!tty Reibel general 11:44 Sign On permis~ion t~f his bunkmates. 11:45 CarWon Club chairman. U.:-45 Cartoon Club Encourage him to write home 12,iO Noon News Chorlena Thoma _ general 12:10 Noon News ~.tnce a week; treat ilim a~ a soldier chairman of : F...ast Main _ _ Jean 12:15 Neithbors ·, 12:IIS Ne~bbors out of respect to the other sold· Will and Ai~een Webrung; Cole· 12:30 Lil)erace 12,30 Llberaee . icrs tht·y got in the Army to sold- port - Mr~. Harold Lemley and 1:00 :feminh:\e Touofl 1,00 Femlnin, lJ'oq,eb. ier . And tho Articles of War Mrs. Paul Zerkle; Lincoln Hill _ 1,4:1 Movie Matin~e 1:45 Movie Matinee strictly forbid cruel and unjust Roberta O'D!'ien, Dorothy Will , .3:00 Alternoen ::!'ilm F~stlva1 3:00 Afte<J>Oi>n Film I'Jil,tl>i punishment. Villa Carl: Lincoln Terrace _ 4,:30 SUper Serial Ti~ Super gerial T11Df (Copyrighl, 19!17, by United Eloise White; Lincoln Heights _ 5:00 MlckeJ Muuae Club MickP.'' .MCU$e C.Xub B'OO Feature Symlir!ate, Inc.) Mildred Wells, Phyllis Mullen, 6:01" F;uffalu BiU Jr. 6:00 Car~ .... on· Clul'l Pandora Collins, Catherine Spen 6 :30 Cartoon Club 8:30 Five Star Ftna~ ·""" Five· Sttar Final 6 7:U John Daly & lbe N•'tli cer. ·. 7:30 lUn Tin TiD tBusineu Houses ...... downtown- 7 :15 Johr Daly & the Newr Mrs. Chester Oliver and Shirley, Jim Bowie $:00 Eva R{!bson. :SO Sberlff of Cochise 7 Mn. Blanche Tucker and Mrs. 8:30 Publlc Ddender Enterprise - Agnes Dixon; .Bea· B:OO Circus Howard Van Meter or Mason were con Station toward Marietta to 9:00 I Led Three Livea last corporation sign, Mary Folmert ~: Wire Service shopping m Parkersburg 9:80 I Spy Air 'nms '57 Thursday, Jlr..y Anthony SboW Breezy Heights - - Ann Hysell, J.O:OO Wallace Bradfqrd of Middleport Louise Zerkle, Helen NeutzlinJ, 10 :30 ·Frantde Lltne New 1 of the Nil)>! 11:00 called on Mr, and Mrs. Fred Lewis Peggy :aoudashelt; and GJ!ner•l lt~ N.Wo <>1 Ill• Ntrht 11:15 Theatre 13 '!'Matte 1$ Thursay. Chairman - Eileen Bowers. 12:1& Sign Off Off Taylor y;m Meter ls ill at his :Kerr Street Edna ~i&Jtll'i . home ln Clifton.. · UolJert nod !'valee _-called nn · Isaac Lewis underwent an ~p­ Re&ideatial Section of downtow~ MUle Honnah, Chorlotte CoatH, I Bill mil•1.: pendectom.y l,Jst W~nesday at St. llareellene Buell •nd General t;( I • • and llrs. W. S. v upa q Joseph Hoapltat in Park.erabul-g. Chairman - Vera Buchanon. Pleasant Sa~urd..Y" an.er:n,g,n, Naylors Run - Vera Bueb~gt . ¥f. ~d , .s. Leonard Rou.lb. "' .?tfrs. Rena end .•M PMt Gf.;U - Spring fi'Oii- M:t~l Beatrice Chapman, Mr. and lf1pe Myers ·¥ aln to seJnables. b~ek doQ lb'L C4ldl J:l)eulna visited ~..e;w~ . Sa·'~rday w}J~ . Fltber. . .· il•~ · at Qt. JO$tph's H~spltal obseration froin· Gave Strellt - Elizabeth ~ , -$tlll'4lv alter noon. lJt!llllli~ns. and Mrs. Pearl Pullin. : ' ·.• · ,PieAS~nt Ridge - Be't)' Reibel ·Mr. apd ~1. pennil R~~sh Mrs. Ethel Fry, Rev, W :~·... -from. BolinJers to top of hlll, , Jlmni~ aft11 R~er of nlell.m· Mrs, c. G. Billups spent ~ ~ ~~et - Mildred Arnold. Chap!' 'Wete diMer suesta Of Mr. ,afternoon and evenlna: Jake Amen't Restaurant to join a'nl! ttft~. Dennis Roush Sr. Sunday. EUa Blessing. , ·., East Mlin - Eileen Bowen. ¥r. Charlie Brown, Sue Ellen . ·, Meigs Heart Fund 100 Blood Donors Step Up Your Savings! "'ll 8:00 ('•qtain Kenetroo IKOMA. Tangan.yikJ.. - I have tenupted ihree tlmea, once before bor of Charley's when the preseut village clerk and would-be been delighted to learn that Ul~ World War U, Uttifl ~)' World mayor was a baby in hi.s mother's arms . What would you 4o? Army eon&idera Elvia Prealey such War U, and tb~n q:a~ by the Koa tine phYJiCal specimen ani ia r~an War. Ted wu flying , not wllling to him .. , house h•tune. With popularity of the many quiz1. shows on television grow. eue11t for a coup\j! of yelra. Gerry Coleman was a sturdy 1 kl 11 t f t f th · 1 · Of course. there is no real rea- fHt!r of Mar~ne torp&do betmben. ngwee y, a sor so ou -o - c -way 1n ortnahon is becoming son why he shouldn't be extreme- He ~Served bJs hitches away from common knowledge. A friend nowadays may greet you with ly fit, ·especial!~· around the equa- the Yankee;; in both World War wh~t he considers a real poser (garncr(•d from a TV show) only tor but Army barbers should be 11 and the Korean thing. Actor to be met with the righl answer and a ill-concealed smirk . Af· ca~lioned to go P.asy wilh his hair . Wayne Morr1 5 was a · brilli~tnt car· ter aU, more than one ptrson can watch TV. Remember what happened lo Sam· rier pilot and Henry Fqnda was on Book publishert report a (]~finite int:l'case in purchases of son. . a Jubmarine tender p.t Guam . non-fiction books a phenomenon they blame on hopeful peaBut 1t 18 nJcc to know that, udntut mostly the athle' ... s played like World War 11, certain atan · ~ pie bon_ing up to appe~t· on a $100.~0~ TV. show. This mcrease ards of inducUon have !!hli!nsed. ba ~11 and boxed~ ,.the singen in readtng the dryer kmd of books Is m dL~ect contra-st to pre- He 11 f\Ot, for Instance, neceJIII'Y nnJ, \})" bf!.ndlea,dert. ~ed bands, dictions of only a lew years ago . Many critics of the Amenean for national morale d· .,.,ere so and" the actort enteftamed . Per· Scene had expected thf! mass of our w·ople to become conver- many or our other war enter- hapll this wos for the genera l sation idiots , entertained by gawking comedians and IPelodra- tainer!l. A ~relit many of the J:lolly· good of all concfrncd , and pN· matic who dunnitts, glued to the TV screen seven nights per wood heroer~ managed to m1ss It hKIH1 the Army needs Mr. Pres· k . altugeth~r and sumc avoided most ley lo hft Its morale . week • 52 wee S per year. . . f It b ronstant rec\a"!illfications There are two oihe1 alternatives. An example of this general spread of knowledge msp1red by 0 d Y 1 Flrst is that the Army 1s taking TV was Wednesday's Lil)n's club meeting bwhen thef regular ans Lran.:e appea srna· ,ad.1es afflicted ath- Elvl1 into protective · · · . cust odY m program event, Mel Clark, (ailed to show ecause o I 11 ness. letcs and enlertainers alike. Three order to Uft clvilhm morale by Aten Shain pi'Oduccd a qui:t.z show of his own. "What pictures hundred -pound tackles discovered his absence. Second ill that he is are on all the curreHCY denominations?" he inquired, and ask- nat feet . The punctur('d eardrum the new secret weapon everybody ed the answers to be wrtttcm on i:l· list wu endemic• , but the reJects C!on- is talking about. · bers had seen and heard the question answerHnued to ponnd the line and hurl u the Army can stand two years Several mem 11 k r e5 0 n the of Elv1s, the Rus&ians would be a ed on a recent TV show and knPw a good portion of the cor· the ba ' rna e ac piece or cake. In fairness to the ,, and sing. . If ' rect responses. Severa I even ,.new \\•hose. Plct ure was on the sr.reen, Some M the athletes and actors uther soldiers and to Elvis hlmse . ,10,000 ·bill, though none professed to havmg seen on e recent- wt'nt into the s-:orvice and t>cr- it would be nlce H his masters ly, except Shain the banker, . tormcd brilliantly as fightin g fo~k. took hi& goe-tar out of his ,ehubby For those you (like thls observer) who missed that parh· Tetl Williams had his rareer m- list and substituh.~~~hnt h~~ cu1ar TV show , here is the list uf note!) and the pictures on - - - - -----~- --each . $!-George Washington, the Fnthcr of our country. 27. Mwlc ~ ;.:ngil.!!h ACROSS U-1'h<imas Jefferson, the first great U. S. Democrat whose ~ n.ote •llufltrator J. Coverl with philosophy still calls forth follow.,rs from both camps . 28. Head turf Cal,.ng) 1\.lntrlca) $&-Abraham Lincoln, who would rather have saved the IS. Biblical 29. In~ lndoneaLat~ name Union than destroy slavery, and did both. 1truc~ t.tand UO-Alexander Hamilton, the father of "sound money" 9. Frolic tor . G .lobett 10. ,Accumulate and a strong U. S. Treasury . ;;.o. Tl1e1 7. Brnall hoot 1~. Boll: 33 . Sacred $20-Andrew Jackson, a ···modern" Democrat and the Ten- 13. Slow emus) 8. A.merlc .1 n bull fur tradt:r nesseean who shocked Easterners with his informal conduct U. Pronoun ucmu 1~ F11.m0us 9 Plan of the prea\dent's olllce. dht.mond 11 . Painfulapot S4 . Former ·$60-U . .S. Grant, civilian ra: 1ure , war genius, who would- l'J. Bitter veteh 16. Larvae of toretcn 40. Demin~ n't let go of Lee until he had him heat. cherse ftlee 19 . Ne,atlve nom I· later reply J8. Amtr\ciJn •tOO-Benjamin Franklin, scientist. s\lltesman, politician, nation 10.8.1 20, Before Indian writer, •nd humorist. .1. Caeaar't !n. Vood In 2'l. Small child a&. SaUna warnlnf a&oo-Will!Bm McKinley, Republican prellidtnl In the turaOI~,tUon 24 St~ate ot 1 en.ere.l date 37. Book bulent days of fabulous lndustriol expansion before 1900. 23. l..J&ht blow !lelng 42 . Auction. ot Down. . • l.OOo.-Grover Cleveland, a Democrat, s\Op~ap for t h c . 26. Lona:. tteep 25. 46. Dl&lt dada lnf strettt m&p.l eontrovenial William Jennings Bryan, and weathercr of the 31. River (ltn(.) .,.,.,..._,.....,...,,.worst panic in the nation's histot·y to his time. 32. Chrittmu • 5.000-Jamea Madison. the fourth president, a -Federalist. wqo conducted the nation through its first lnternatiQnaJ con· 3.3. Warp·J•m • WSAz.TJI CHAI!(jl ... Sign On 7:00 Todp)· 9:00 Caffee Time 10:00 HomE. 11 :till The P1 ice is RiJht II :30 Truth or Con&eg.uene:es 12:00 Tic ·rae: Douah l2:30 It could Be You 1:00 Current 9. :00 CamE'r-:.. Goes To SChool 2:30 Tennessel'! linle Ford 3:00 Matinee TJ..~Iv.i 4:0' Queeb F'lr A ~ 4:4ft Modern RumancM ~ 5:00 Comedy Tline ~:90 My Little MarJJe s,oo Wild Bill Hickok 6:30 News Picture 6:45 ~PDl'JB Eye 8:00 Come See. . You'll Save at A&P! (CI!Httlnued from pege one) (Continued from p•ve on•) will be chose n. ·y Hcnnesy, James Sitnp son, an1 Last yeaj. Mrs. Gloria Buth , ~arl Kmght. formerly of Columbus won the rum~ rny lti t,: h Sc hool bo;rs who 1 'Mn. Ohio'~ Litle. Mrs. 'Buth and 1nloaded and reloaded lhe blood· her busbanrt . a Lutheran minister, nobile truc k were Jimmy Qualls , now live In California. She later ~lichael Werry, Robert Green, K en' placed third in the national con- ny Neville, James Shuster, Hcrbteat. ·rt t>wem, V cr~on H:trrlson, Dav· The woman named "Mrs. Ohio" d Napper, Harold Wogan, George this year win an aU-expense '.1Hier, Junior Jewell, Kenneth Lef · Paid trip for herself and her hus- "le , John Jordan, Jim "'lorton, Norband to ' .le nalional "Mrs. Amer- lCrt NeutzHng, Jr., R Jnald Car· ica" finals in Fort Lauderdale , .nan and Bill Persinger. Fla., tbe week of May 7. Ice was donated b; the Davis ln adi!!V.pn, she will win a !ce and Produce Co., and fruit Serve! Ice 'Mirgic" gas refrigerator iuices by Youn~·s Super Market. DONORS LISTED with lee Mal!iC serving set, a SingPomeroy-Carl Moore, Mrs. Op er portable sewin& machine, a $100 U. S, Savings Bond, fo\lr \I Davis, Wm . R. Davis, Miss Mar· place setting!! ol Gorham sterling •on Ebershach, Mrs Lelia Bailey, lllver valued at $100, a sterllhg 3erald 'R. Thompson, Cecil Hysell . ailver meat platter, a Proctor iron- Fritz Buck, Leo Vaughan, Joe lnJ table, $:);) worth of West Bend 't'oung, Sr., Mrs. Elizabeth Horak, alu!lllnum ware, a $20 Bernat :drs. Helen · Elberfeld, Mrs. Eliza. Jeth Oblinger, Miss Janice Story, knitting tit, a,nd other pi"izes. Bunner-up in the "Mrs. Ohio" MN. Myrtle Sisson, John Rich· contest ..will win a Ha:milton auto- :nond, Mrs. Ella Wippel, Frank matie waSber and gas clothes dry- Vaughan, Mrs. Mabel Tiacy, Robert er. The woman ·placina third will :tobe:rta, Donald Betziog, Raymond win a John Wood automatic gas l.anders, Charle1 Landers, Robert Wills, Leslie F. Fultz, George watr heater. . ;taats, Mrs. Lula Hampton, Roy The' homemaker selected "M"is. Reuter, Norbert Neutzling. Rob Am.erita" will win prlz:es valued ~rt Hoeflich, Wlalter R. Coueb, Ken. at more than $1~.000. The prize neth Harris, John Stivers, Robert list Includes an expense-paid two Story, "Richard Neul.%1ing, Eugene weeks vacaht"'n at the Beach Club Marvin, Jr., Clay Eblin, Mrs. DorolD Fort Lauderdale, Fla., an ex- ~hy Johnston, Mrs. Juanita Conde. . pense-paid overseas trip, a comSyracuse- Mrs. Beu!ah Gibbons, plete New Freedom built-in gas :\o[rs. Beatrice Lisle and Guy Guin. •itcb.er., a 1957 DeSoto, an $800 ther. set of Gorham sterling silver, a Singer DeLuxe sewing machine, Portland-Sidney Durst and Eda $500 hand-knit Bernat travel gar Brewer. wardrobe, a romplete line of Proc· Minersville -Joseph. While and t~ products, a $1~ oil portrait b)' noted artist Paul Ortlip, and a ?aul Baer. :year's supply of Wilson's meats Carpenter- Dou-glas Mosier. for the family. H~mlOck Grove - Miss Mildred .:>to(.•kton. 6:&5 gr,r.~s~::e ~Ii.~ w••• the contc~t. Wbal will Karr do'! ll is quite t:crlain he had not yet made up his mind by Wednesday Mtcrnoon. Let it sta·nd that he considers blmself a friend of Charley Legar, a Spring· Ave. neigh- ' Mrs. America TELEVISION GUIDE WSAZ-TV Ch~n,.e13 Friday J"hursday a Daily Sentinel Day Book 2- Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Jan . 31, 1957 N"at.jop.al ad~rt.4.Jing represf.'nlative. Bottinelll-Klmball, Inc., ~xinftob. Ave., ti"ew York City, 16, N. Y. Eijte~ ::15 flet'ond mailing mat\l'r at the post office t~t Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Jan . 31, 1957- 3 59~ �.. • C ,.tllil1 Segllae~ fjlmeroy-lo!,iddlep<~rt, 0, Jan. 3~, 1957 Dally Sentlnel,l'tlmeroy · Mid~leport, 0 ., Jan . 31 , 1957- S • T T I k L£T MantIe, .Wetss, o a ,. :.'ib~·::;,.~~:~: :: .~:n~'::t~ ~:~~~r;,~::~~rbu~::r...:; Hot,tnds, Bulldogs, Neck-To-Neck In Stretch Driv I,. -kecWcl ill Bi;'&Sco • r~7..-k gil~ I)P ~ Teli'• !'ll' Panthers. Roekm tAmld Figure In Final Naming Of Winner Of SEOAL 1 • T)u-.. of th< _,.. laove a faeld ~ at~n~fKJ pen:'l!fltage higher t.ban tbe cOnference record and two · of the te.ams also are hitt ing more accurately stallstics showed today. The Sports Desk BY Tannehill FraJ!IF Row'", Ohlo Stole, ,... .Mel .Iii, ~. b.u ' field ao&l ~ 4 ..... et -~ Southt'JISlerD Okh ~.... ..,, team s are in tbe stretdt tb'il ,.... with two clubs battl.i.n.J it wt 1M w.l,lat may be a photo fii)Jsb ~ut tw.o more &re d.Ofl! ~ ttl mab tfte r.a.ce Wltef.tiUAI. Athens and Nti~'vtilje 11'1! 6&f. with 8·2 ·records and have four , gamt>s to go to get it Wltied. On thei r heels trail the Pomeroy Pantbers (6-1 and the WeUJton Rock· ets (1-4) ti,.d .for third plaee. ' A lot of "I told you H-en" are tGI:UfWI. ~ JQ6t a~ Logan al 1ArMM ~ aic'ht ita • t;.Q.s&.loij) .same that could ~ derided by how ..... an the ~tl& t')'eS II. Mtlletl WI~ •bd John· JOD. \)'el~ton hits a Tarter in lfettoiWlle ·on the «~ackerbox:. Then Wellston has Pomeroy a· way, Jaekson at home and Athl'm away, any of whicb they could lose exuilting the ~ tussle Mld41eJ.on's Ye11ow lackets eoul4 ~re in the ra~ by upset· ting P:.onaeroy in ,the last Clln<' for both. ftl,ey meet hcJtsQI.l tomorrow night here, go to ~alli~Us ned, . follow that one witt , thei~ last borne game against G&l,U_polis . <f{llHpolls bi4 ~9:\ID'' job ~ 8 after ,hitting the . ldPtf~ Frida)' nlth~ tpe B~ Dev , Fhl~rtain MlddleJlOrt, Uten l'ull · ~ad-ou into vetaOnville. !'hey wipd ,. , against Iacktoll.. fO\ITif N. CaNJlna 7T Weet. Car.oHna 5I Kentuety a.. ~-ill. •• ,... ""'"""Yot• Memphis St. 93 itJ111At' St. 72 MIDWI'T Omaha 78 Qu~y ·~ Dayton '15 OfPaQJ f5la Tuh4l n s~.llta ........ 5I Detroit 91 P'OQftOIJ 8l Geneva 11 M't. Y~.n · 5't' Marquette 8'1 Cteil~n 58 ·- ,.. Unless The Bulldogs and tAe Hounds ret into II wholesale .,..,... gbter while tile Pomthers ud JWd: ets $1Uddenly bec9mt mq.re ~ th"im before, the league title' witf · ebamp to nave everybody point rest with one of the first tWo when ~ ·• . field goat .t~fiCY to hl!ll saying he really can't be the shooting is finished Fri~y.. Feb. 1S. m....,ar.-~'-'~~~~·bf.~, }!~Pio .b_o.• that aood. ,. ·~ 5f tal . 1n our IDeal case of this aapeet tlte ki«P.e ·. ' ~ · ~ wil;h :409 •!l'~ . o! human n~ture, who knows, _.,._ 01;1 the rorm sheets and itt the .., I(l_.., "' - .. ror tb1Jd be the cham~ isn't tbat i6011l 'dm't ·e'tedu 1e the Hounds are 'f lv0red. I with .Dt. ' will tell. l'bey bave two p.mea at ~ · An:llle DrMJ, Indiana, ~W~Jt:iDUf'd wt.\cll is an •utomatie 15 to ~ 11M Clearly. ilPcin~·a Hot Five ••• ;>otnt to lead the ihdlvldual scorers wlt:• advantage. These aTe againSt On the form sheefs flfe g.ame s tVUU' · . a very Cool Five Tuesday ni.Sht. an averaee of 24.2 points per night should 10: They C'OIJldn't do much of any· tough Wellston and not quite so tomoiTOW eame. Athens over GalllpoUs, Middle· thing right. They don 't \JlaiQe any· tought Gallipolii (4-8). Gam,:~ •· W'lv from home are Wldl Jaebon l'lOJit over Jack-.on, Po~troy over body but themselves when there 224 HottSES .iLiGIBLE NORFOLK, Wa. UP Light'lnd Logan. Jackson is the league's Logan, Nelsonville over Wel1 sto n. IWil ~'I'IW. Calli., UP - A were !lome features of the game's rtther door JJ~at (witta Middleoert' But anything can happen, and weight contender Kenny Lane, ju. ~· fl Dt iwo-year olds have conduct that could have been men· · bil.a.nt over his ltnpresive secon~ tioned publici)' but wa.tn't be- and Log1n 5-e eoold knoek. them Usually 4oe'sl victory uainst Fl"anltie 'Byft tn ""' ~· tlllllble '"' the $80,000 cause or a desire to maintain a "(f but It Isn't likely. COUNTY OMIII IIJ .....~ Futurity on April ltaciae eJ;rtertaJ..I:lci Am.,.Bern At their re.tUI"I,l TV bout, Dtfer~q $76.~ I hens bas a rolll(her road t•• • wblle ~fO &Ue.year-oldt have sportsmanlike posture. ~ome jn wb• oh~ 1>o 1 •uffl. 000 lo<fly ior a sl>ot at the •itle. Thc next two weeks put. thali•onow After meetln~ Gllftooftp: dent "'II 10 lolr!l It lbo :rornado ~ ·-~ lor the $80,000 With ~Is ~th,r9~n~ TKO ove< Tornado in~o compt.titton with the ~wav Friday night ·thf' Bulldogs ca.n ~orne ba\!k 14M the Waharm l!yfl pl'9viclil)g hts ! [Jb ;otnl(ht IIS.!'J•~r!Jr, April 8. top clnb.~ m the Athen1 County "'nt.ertaln l.(KI"an. then C01lle t.n wtn, the browi\.bail'td .southpaw Leauge. Two cf the &amel are •· Pmneroy and w1nd up agatntt WeU- <liautel'. Rutland Ls at hom' a(ainst ThP !rom lilv~. l!lich.. ofle<ed wav from home. .st<>n .at horne. Athena ed,Jed WtJL. Plaine, tbe 8U'ODJ A~tDa County $75.000 lor • de!en1e by th'e vf<. Racine fans, If there are no and Eut.ern ~ until Sat-t tor In next month's Joe)' Brown· otbeu, beUeve f.ieir bOYs wJII pull ston Ol\ Jan. 18 by a ~1 count to .Rome-canaan on the Bud Smith title fight at Miami 'hemeclves togethet after thta de- "n tlte .R9d:et fto~r but Will ho:vP. Beoolo. Ieat, which in a sense had to come t.o go some to repeat. Pomc1'0~· 1ometime and go on to majt an ..,,.at AthPns 61-48 on the Athen .. 1 admirable' rtcord fo,. the - ~n 'loor ann should do It !lla.IJ1 on • and clean up the eotiraty tourna- F~b. 8tll We. ment. The Panthers and Wellston hJV'! out.atde ebancee to ret into teriou.a P<awings will bo held lor the _.. ootmty tournament . tonit:ht wltb contention although both face a ~ Middleport. Racine. Rutland, East· dlfficu:lt atsi(Jnme-nt in overtO'Dl· ing thorta«el In the vital loat · f~;. and HarrlsQnvJlle partlclpatvited and •.ccepted into tb!' ~9Ur­ ,. Best way to explain thla •nnt nament. PriOr to that the Ylflow Is lo tell you to get your penell Jackets went directly to the .,B" ~0~d/'P" and !ollow th"e dl,ect- tourney In Athen~ as did also the eounty tournament ·winner. Draw five line, mamber each 1 through 5. Middleport and Racine vte !or lhe one and rive ilne1, In '1M I M~ ~han a car, more F nt -~d R 1 a separatP draw. Rutland, Eut.ern tha~~t ._tt'a 1 ~ly new ~,0 !i lpCI .. " . and Hmison"'lle <!raw (or line< ~nl c)e. A ,.J Pat\ 'horH lha• > 2, 3 and • . ~ mare than half a ton. Cl h Numbers 1 and 2 play nnd 4 Olllp I and ~ play, with No. 3 having a • bye in the !irst round . In the see• ond ·rounc:I-No. 3 meets the winner MU H ,f-. , . & to 11 p1pes or 1 and 2 whllo the wlnn"' or HOt.r.vwoon. ~'Ia. UP . Ann Lhat round meets the winner of Quast, recent winner of the Doher· 4 and t1 In the final round . ty wom('n's title,' and ner partner . In short, club• Jandlnl !J1 e ither Ann Richardson of Columbu!l, tho No. 1 or 2 slot will hove to Ohio, were rated among the top win three gllmos to take tl1e title. favorllt'S ill the field of 32 women Team! drawlaa: 8 pOJIUon tn s, 4, amateurs who teed off today In o• ' oon lake lhe buntlnK with the 12th annual Hollywood rou•· " two Y!ctor!'-\8.. hall loumamcnt. tdA I:!Oinp.tn. Th~ rf!scrves draw \\•lht. Most or the competitors en · ••et• -~ ppo bnent This drawlni arranaement haj g.l&ed ln a practice round Wedne• W . Mala St. PomeroJ been in erfcct two years. It wa• d.ay, plating in mixrd rour!lomcs ~iii:ii~;:;:;;;~'~'t~o~o>;ow;h~e~n~M~Id~d~l~ep~o~rt:..;w~a~•~l~n~·~ with Onnge Brook Country c lub • mcmberg, Georit gloaling over defeat of the Racine ~\ ~~. •as tail .&15, 14d Tornadoes Tuesday ni1bt b)l Wt.· DllnGJf•· jll~ 1 --out .5.83, CGm· .A ... oi'd f .60& au ..~y mliJd. haJJ]. a 42·S7. The TorDII<lo doeA't Pin "" ,_, ,...: ·.;__ 0 It's customary for tU Don . . . (Ill mdia.M. . ·"-' P.- Lane Daug.}es B"d Of $75 For ·shot At TI"tle .. I ;;---;--:--=-::----:;- -=-;-;--~-;-;-- BASKETBALL Bobcats Break Jinx With Marshall, Win First Time In Six Game Stretch COLLEGE By U~!::T p,.... lona 83 Wagnel" 6g ~obicb 72 ~enn State 61 Bo.ston Coli. 68 MassachusC''!.oi f-1 f)uquenSe 71 St. Francis (N. \ ., ... Connecticut 124 Maine 92 Army 6~ Boston tf. 54 Temple 70 Navy 58 I ART W VA hel.p her celRbrate her· Those attending were ¥rs. Thompson apd Vir&inia, Min · R~sh, Mrs. Mi.xloe Lathey, Enola Brown, Ml-s. Ue-vlo Mrs. Be~trice lfcCormick, A group of womr-n of the ¥crnon Betty Thompson and 8y \lni~M Press Ohio collc,e buketball powers took the ed,rc, 3·1, ia international 'lBT''f'S iq the fiate Wednesday MELBOURNE, Australia UP .John 14ar&hall, tt•e swimmina: star who was an olympic competitor for Auatral.ia and set world records for Yale, was mourned to · day by athletes the world ov~r. Marshall, 26 . .died Wednesday without ever emerging trom lh£' coma he entered when he surtered head injUl'les in an auto aecidnl last ThursdaY. Marshall tried a comeback from shoulder bursitis that . had !orced him ta quit two years ago and the best he could do wu a fifth plat'e BROAD RUN . ' 11 t. . Ohio University whiskf'4 to a L03-74 upset victory over Marsh· all in 11 Mid -American Confer"ence ~arne to mark the streaking Bob· .;:ats' first victory over Marshall In tb.e last six games between the t-wo. 'l1le Dayton Flyers pounced on DePaul for a '76-58 victory at DaytoR. Mount Union was the only By.c:l$:ete teaM losiae: to an out of •tate fe-m v.1Je.R Geneva CPa.) took their ~·S.'If+-f, ,y a score of 61-57. StetWeaville College edged the Q\lttnt~~ 'far1nes, 63-62, when Don C1.ub )lrr~e a 61-61 tie in the final twu mioutea with a field 1 · PROTECT lOBI. way ov~ .... ,. WA:ll Ohio U. shot a blistering 46 per cem ovenl) and 57 per ~nt I~ the second half, leading all the Marshall . Ohio U. paeed by Capt. Fred MoorEl'!l 26 point!! shot into an early, 6-4 lead, and extended it 11 points at one time in the first baJf. The Bobcats led, 42-83, at the half. YOUR . ~. :...•.,; .. ; ~- CAR ! GLAZE .. SERVICE lllllllling Kloes - Mike Mullen · N. 2nd Ave. Middleport WhetJ liniMent 1 Broke Service s THAT'S TOPS IN THE AUTOMOTIVE LOOP for Top Va.lue Stanlps THE ALL N£W tiL SANIORN ·' ~. Sauuge'•: ~~"'3 lk •1.00 Bacon ........ HallS cou~s·b ~ t•. 49c Bologna c-try Club Piec•. flftJ ···"' ...,'t. I•••••· 11111111....... REVOLUTIONARY I ~~-~ ' CHAJIUSTON, S. C. UP . Fullback i:d lllanl• ol WUU. · Barre, Pa., oll'ld pard Connle Tuu nf BerwlC!I:, Pa .. a pair of rllln(J · - l o-~ ;avr- been voted t'O-ca.pt :~l n s of the Citadel's l!M7 foobtall la m. . I lOOMS Of New •••llure I 1'011 $299.00 BAKER I ... FURNITURI O.fte I I . .Worth Cu-owin~ Abo ut "' and they're NIW calM -completely new-stroapr, roomier, . H1W rktmg cornfertl Bi& roomy cabs, new ehwls smarter! Nt~w wider full-wrap windsbleld. N.w Swpenllion, and iocreued Yisiln1ity roinbine to greatl)' improve riding !Uid handling ease, inboard cab step, new HI-Drt Ventill\tlon. HIW r.)'tlreuiJ!: ch.rtth shlnc.lard in all models, pickups to tandem~. ~osier to opemte-WQI"b Uko hydra.u~ Uc brake. autch and brake pedd: are moderp ...ponded type! NIW ltyi•IH plchp ..dl .. , standard at DO eltrB America'• b!Qost ptdrup bodlool Side load· llq'• far easier with full-width body. ON DISPLAY TOMORROW NIW dlaa!( lhtftllhl New &ames, up to 131 stroqer. Nevi sturdier front and lUll' adell New higher Cl.plCity •pdnp:l NfW GMMI Higher horsepower, £teet breatlrlng. hiaher compression ratm, new Super. Filter air cleaner. Short Stroke qine de5igu-V..a or St.. ID "'""' Dl<ldeii ,.wet .... r Friday, Feb lst J:or'57 and the yet~.rt~ ahead- FORD TRUCKS COST LES$ ~ LESS TO OWN ••• tESS TO IIUN •• • LAST LONGER TOO/ • PRESTON MOTORS, INC."' . . s. PhoDe 116l 'l'lllrd 1 l ' 7 atnl . c . ,· No.303 aM ..... .... ., i ' I • " •IT'S ALL NEW •REALLY KEEN PRES'rON MOTORS, INC. ....... 41111. ftlrd ; Phone 6181 ... Swiss Cheese.~;...~~! ..:~•.~. THilY'RE CERTAINI.Y 'f.\: "1 • ···~···~·········· • They're modem through and through Tbo boldly modej'D ll)riiDg you ,.. In th4t D.tW F'Qrd lrucb for '57 l)ut hlnllat hoW deep.down ~ they renlly arel The beautiful new Ford Ranchero rides, handles and loob like~ modem car. Peep down l(s a J:UIIPCiiruck-caJTles over hall a ton, mor. than manr "'lll!ard pickups. Fonl"s aH-now Tilt Cilb Series brings a new kind of mot!Orn design to tho blg-iru.d< Seld. lfs America's ~t-prtced• Tilt Cab line. New Ford pldoJpo back up tbeU sleek I'IIDd«» styling with higher powel', -pletely new cab~ a new kind of pickup dtla stjrhootd, bqdies are blgg<tft of any pickup. 'l1oe dno ~ shown here give you just an Idea of the sweeping chan(!OIIn the now Ford line lbr '5'1-l'llllglng up to tandemo with 611,000-lb. Gt.'W. See fOUl' Ford Dealer for complete detaiJIIill,lbolruck to lit YOUI' job, · .._. ... -....-ott.cwrr...• ttdUM,.,_ ::! :' . ~ 1 rmphls MADI CAPT.ltNS c Pinto Beans. ~~·.~.l :~ 1.Jc · Sciu ce 1·.,...*2. · 9' c ·· Tomatoes .....~.:.~. 4 . Now JOI!k•P with StyiMide body, otandud ll no ...., C'OSt. lfvM you BtuDDlnJ style ud the ~~est capactcy ol aey ball-toonor. Avallablo ID 61- and MI. j.odjr J.natha. N•w JtfM.Y 12-Q Stilt. t8..s and lltt1 ~> ' ~"~nrtch '8·2 were amone th " "~m... IPlnffl.thlly •ntloaed to ·l "9 t"te lilld fl)r the lOth an sac ll. r Milk ..~~~~ ..6 . or u. 59c u.. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ·. West VIrginia Te-rh's 100-polnl · per-eamc aharpa~90J~r• 16·1. 1 Tex~. SouthJ)rt;l',a N.e tro NAIA lehamr._loDI lD-l, unbe<~ten St I I Veal· Cutlets · ::"~==~ 0.·~ ~:c:·. ..... .lb. 89Siiced Bacon lb. 434t FREE _ FORD l NIT. SILVERWARE lblr...... j, • FROM I 1847 ,. ~ NEW YORK UP • The Natlonnl lnvitltfltion TournamHt, oore the nstion's premier poal-aeason event, was shoppin)o! · h~~kctball nl'n und tnd11v fnr "siPN'W'r" team~ ,., romh\t fie"{"~ ('Omp"tition fro"" t,e NO'AA champlon1hip. ROGERS Pomol'll)' Sliced. NIT Scrounging For Additions To Enliven Tourney , •G'-'tl..,.re $1A9 •••••••••••• _!1°u:,! •llhJer ~ I S.lfETY SERVI'CE QIVE • SUeerlllOr~ • SIMONS MARKET • Hackett's ,nf!tet,! P07A10ES .. .. ·" Wlnclahields ~·. ' ' '' :u.r., LW. Auto Glaat ~· Weekend Special s- Ohio Gal Named In Fal'ored Spot For West Match Wheel · lalgncing ghte.i's. ball." iloert Ohlinger was a eueat of Ke • R \d ManUJ.! s_tackl up aa the Yan;g.net.,. . erno . IJ Saturd&f night. kees' bineRt financial headache Mrs. Shirley H-euGn and chiJ. drell spent Wed~;~esday with Mrs. but two more cf their pl..,.ers who Evelyn l'tous~ and daugb,tert. aren't lU:ine to bu~a:e u,ntJl they're COMPLETE ),Jr. and Mrs. Cedi Martln were offered more money are 0\Jn ••Pef~llinlt' on Mr. aod~ Mra. Ray~nortd · feet Game" Linea and. Bob Orim. a.~li an!f family Saturday. The YJnkees, boweVer, aren't M:r. and Mrs. Pearl Har,.·iJJ anti the o.nty .cl!fb tilth aalary pro)). '5' Caot Iron Tub fa,rit.iJy o{ Minersville were re· lems. · Full ~lze Bardwlek c,ently faHIN: on Mrs. Ruth Good· Southpaw Warren Spahn arui ni~. . . outfielder Hank Aaron both we Junmte Dale 600dn~ te who Has asking far more money from the emWOYment at AlUante wa s hom~> Milwau'(ce nrrl\'cs. Sp~hn, !l ~ &e,. tl38.115 laotalled for o~ the weekend. game ~~ inl~C'r Ia:>t }'car, left .M1l· .The tuthP.1'tln Blb1e Sturlv me r lwDukee for hi~ home 111 ;Q~rl­ $109.9;) wttlJ Mr. and M~·s . Ted Edwnrdo ~lwt nt•. Ukb., 'Vednesday after 1 J.St Wtodnes~ay e\'l."!ninf!; :dl•:"tl:r<· · . v?:~ ; rc;ng: )!~ g:..t "now~ere" in 7-Pieee Chrome f;('\'t)( l]·l~. n·<' 11 I ··~:; :;::I:J.l"j' u:~c-usslqns . •t·ere C o. th l'lln!' r~:wdnite ..>:~ ry l, Hll rfr'l~n . St;~lr·· ! . . JIREAKFAST SET ·rl'·rt Fnwi!' Kin ~! nn _I Pto'' r: 3v Thr Detroit -.Tigers admit the~ 1 ''1l' r.r.l Pe!'i!"N . · " haven't heard a word" fi'Oir Thn~to gltflfT :ng at I'·" h r ·"' . ..,r qnuthp~':¥ Billy Hoeft, another 20 Reg. t99.85 M'Jorenre Mae and Ola Rickard • game wmner, and Cleveland Gen 1 "f i1r1111~m Station Thursdav we"l' t>r~l ~ana~er Hank Greenberg 1 "\frs. Isabelle Bmwn anrl sons. Mr~ failed m hts effort to sign Early T•·'i'nP Justis all of M~son . Mrs Wy~n, ~til l ~notber me~ber of~ Frieda Heury of Cliflvu. Mts. E1. 20·\'Jctury Circle. ·, . '", 1 · qie Lieving and M:rs. Hazen Rou~l-o -..A.... '" 1 New Haven, Mrs. E~ty] Clark FIGHT RESULT$' Hardware and Fumlturn I M... F'nnie cJ .. k, M,;, Evelyn . •• Unlto<l ,..... ..;; i Roush and daughters, Mrs. Louise NOR· F OLK, Va. : Kenny !f. 2nd Ave. Middleport Gibbs and Mrs. Euttice Hart all of 139¥<1, Muskegon, Mich., stopped Let8rt. - Frankie Ryff, 139, New York 8. SIMONS McMaster ·NEW FORD TRUCKS h-•57 1N.. Broad Run )fr. and Mrl. Dtn 0. Dr and Mrs. D. V. Sm~tll~~ •TERMS Our 11111.... 11 Not SPJd'JA.LIZE WeiM ami Yankee eo-owner Del Webb will bf'. •mong tb<>ae preaeat when Ma;ntle Is honored as "Man of the Year" by Sport Maguine Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Lle.Ylnt:, today. Welts has indicated he will Ada and Harry Dale were caDinr: bea:ln "heavy negotiations." on Mr. and Mrs. otlllel' Linina: Each 1peUer at the ceremony and family of west Coiu'ftbla Sun· will get up and praise Mickey to day. the sky. Then lt will be Weiss• Mln Janke Gibblf and Larry turn to speak about Mantle's baseLi&Vi.ng were reoent guests oC Mr. ball virtues. Wllat can he podi.bly and 1Ml'a. 'MH"Ion Roush lind dau· NY'I''l"""''Tbe bum can't hit a CUI'(te of Poinl "epant, Mn . .~1!]! $79.95 I !:.£fl!.:: WE 'United ,,.. Sports Wrt,.r Mit=k•y Mantle and Yankee General Maaaaer George Ylei11, havinl dispensed with the preliminaries, settle down to braaa tacks to(l.ay and if the site of their sal· ar, talk is a factor, tbe yOuDJ slugger ia 1 .$60.000 cinch to get what be's asking. BleuJna:a Monday. Mr. F. H. Routh and llr. HIU'I'f Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Roush wer ::: ThOA1ptiOft weu bu•ineN villtoh shopping in Point Phlll&an! MOl)- in Polot Pleauot Sa.turd1y. d'ay. Calrin BJ.eesing, Mn. W. J .. Mn. Luvena Rainey tpent Wed· R.ofUns aRd Charles "'Lnebrenbr lpellt F'rida)o with the furmera liOfl nesday wlt.b )Irs. Irene My"en. Mr. ,nd Mn. Charlie Brpwn Lewis at s't. ,k)&eph'll Hospital . anct Evalee, and Mn. Arch Roush Mn. Blt..'ll!iiny Nt been at his s.ide were suest1 of Mr. an.d Mn. c. P. slne-e We4n~ay. Blestit:Ji' Mon<lay anernoc,n and 1 Mrs. VIremia Sa)·re of Mt.wn called on Mr. and Mn. Arcn Routh evenina:. llr. and Mrs. Leonard R~u sh and Saturday_. Mn. Josephine RobinJOn JpeDt family vi.a~ed Wedneada)' witb the weekend wKh her father and Mra. W. J. C,ha,man. Mr. and Mn. Wayne fulrt were mother Mr. 1nd kn. Dw:lgbt Gibh caJlert in the b~mN of Mr . and Mn. Arch RoUih, Mr. and Mn. Ct"i!il Bleuina: and Mr. and Mrs. Sant Boston Wed.,etday . Mr. and Mrs. Teet SUwarL or West Columbil called on Mr . and )Jn. Fred Roueb w,drieJda)'. Mr. CwrtU -l.ic,i:ard q~et his nephew Mr. J(eo.Boilt Ilion.!~ or C.l· qbu.t in Pomeroy Wedne11~ evfllitll w.be speat the. wee!r:end with hla uacle ...aad au.nL 58 l.BS. UNCLASSIFIED Tbi.J cominuruty wh · ahOtked over tbe death of ~he! My· ei'1 Which OCC!un-ed at st. Joseph'a Hospital Parkereburt · ' TuesdJ)' mtll'niag: She wae a resident of Dllytn, Ohio "but owned. property near Broad Cburch and wae viait· lilt her only f:hilod, tlr. T4}bey Mr· OPEN .EVEHING8 ers wbeD. she bec!Jint# Ill Funeral W. 1111111 St. and bur.ial•was at Brotd Friday. Sbe )ad many friends ,n~ will b<:' Rock , Nn. T)lomton, nett, Ml'. ... Mrs. Cui. • ~ .~ sIDII:' LINE' RlchrNn an.d Yr. an.d Mrs. Tobey M }'er~ Yr Emer)' Fry , Hn. Ed.wi;a HJ.ld· Hr. Donald Fogluong of M.a~Wn ;.on and .. n ._Fa.aru.e Roudllatt•d_tailed on Mr. and Mrs. Ed Fry ·d lhe •uneral of Mrt, SteUa .Prid1y afternoon. ..it'Jmm at Union E. U. B. Church Wl"dneaday. Mn, ErA~ and MUs TwiIa &if~d Jtad u tbelr euettl Suf\ Rev . W S. Billupei WIJ t.Jte lllin. day Mr . .and Mn. Jlomer Ri~kard , 1er a:ueat of c,;. f . Ble11inr Fricby. Wn. Al.t.ie !ioward of New fbv· ketlattb aod Oak of Colwnbu• Mr. atl4 Mn. StllliLey Adkln• ol m. Mr&. ELitabt'Lh Pullin o1 Plat !ltw Haven , Mr. and Mn. BiL ' Harris of Ma~UJn and )fr. Curthl Ri.ekard. Mr. and Mn. Ernest 81ellitlg ot P-.rkenburg spent l\l·edDet~y nicht with Mr. W. J . Chapman and W. A. BIHtine. Mr. 111(1 llrs. Ed Fry, !ln. Er· ull Adklna, Mrs. N;wmi Velker, GAS RANGE ~uced Obio U. now has a 8-3 confer· en~ mark 11nd Mars.ba"U's record I 1 l1 5-3 iri league play. January Specials in the 200-meter butterfly in the reeent olympic rames. Marshall's best competitive years wel'e at Yale, bEot-aust from 1950 through 1954 he smashed world freestyle records a graad total of 28 time.,, ~Anton 8A.'J'HROOM e SIMONIZ!i= Hal Greer of the .Bta ~retn pro26 po1nts (or the losers, but eontrol of the board1 aave· Ohio U. the victory, lr World Mourns Death Of t'onner ¥ale Swimming Great After Car Accident romm~nity of Mrs. Ray iatbered Thompson .M':~~:~!~ Mr. Lflwil JUeuinJ w:a1 remoud Middleport Biscuits.~~;~.:;:~ 1Oc Cake ..):;r.. w 25c '" Bread...~ ... 2...,.. 35c Pies ..... :;1.~.;;;..... 3 :~ 3c Craoked . ' U.L ... 1 S'-tl �.. • C ,.tllil1 Segllae~ fjlmeroy-lo!,iddlep<~rt, 0, Jan. 3~, 1957 Dally Sentlnel,l'tlmeroy · Mid~leport, 0 ., Jan . 31 , 1957- S • T T I k L£T MantIe, .Wetss, o a ,. :.'ib~·::;,.~~:~: :: .~:n~'::t~ ~:~~~r;,~::~~rbu~::r...:; Hot,tnds, Bulldogs, Neck-To-Neck In Stretch Driv I,. -kecWcl ill Bi;'&Sco • r~7..-k gil~ I)P ~ Teli'• !'ll' Panthers. Roekm tAmld Figure In Final Naming Of Winner Of SEOAL 1 • T)u-.. of th< _,.. laove a faeld ~ at~n~fKJ pen:'l!fltage higher t.ban tbe cOnference record and two · of the te.ams also are hitt ing more accurately stallstics showed today. The Sports Desk BY Tannehill FraJ!IF Row'", Ohlo Stole, ,... .Mel .Iii, ~. b.u ' field ao&l ~ 4 ..... et -~ Southt'JISlerD Okh ~.... ..,, team s are in tbe stretdt tb'il ,.... with two clubs battl.i.n.J it wt 1M w.l,lat may be a photo fii)Jsb ~ut tw.o more &re d.Ofl! ~ ttl mab tfte r.a.ce Wltef.tiUAI. Athens and Nti~'vtilje 11'1! 6&f. with 8·2 ·records and have four , gamt>s to go to get it Wltied. On thei r heels trail the Pomeroy Pantbers (6-1 and the WeUJton Rock· ets (1-4) ti,.d .for third plaee. ' A lot of "I told you H-en" are tGI:UfWI. ~ JQ6t a~ Logan al 1ArMM ~ aic'ht ita • t;.Q.s&.loij) .same that could ~ derided by how ..... an the ~tl& t')'eS II. Mtlletl WI~ •bd John· JOD. \)'el~ton hits a Tarter in lfettoiWlle ·on the «~ackerbox:. Then Wellston has Pomeroy a· way, Jaekson at home and Athl'm away, any of whicb they could lose exuilting the ~ tussle Mld41eJ.on's Ye11ow lackets eoul4 ~re in the ra~ by upset· ting P:.onaeroy in ,the last Clln<' for both. ftl,ey meet hcJtsQI.l tomorrow night here, go to ~alli~Us ned, . follow that one witt , thei~ last borne game against G&l,U_polis . <f{llHpolls bi4 ~9:\ID'' job ~ 8 after ,hitting the . ldPtf~ Frida)' nlth~ tpe B~ Dev , Fhl~rtain MlddleJlOrt, Uten l'ull · ~ad-ou into vetaOnville. !'hey wipd ,. , against Iacktoll.. fO\ITif N. CaNJlna 7T Weet. Car.oHna 5I Kentuety a.. ~-ill. •• ,... ""'"""Yot• Memphis St. 93 itJ111At' St. 72 MIDWI'T Omaha 78 Qu~y ·~ Dayton '15 OfPaQJ f5la Tuh4l n s~.llta ........ 5I Detroit 91 P'OQftOIJ 8l Geneva 11 M't. Y~.n · 5't' Marquette 8'1 Cteil~n 58 ·- ,.. Unless The Bulldogs and tAe Hounds ret into II wholesale .,..,... gbter while tile Pomthers ud JWd: ets $1Uddenly bec9mt mq.re ~ th"im before, the league title' witf · ebamp to nave everybody point rest with one of the first tWo when ~ ·• . field goat .t~fiCY to hl!ll saying he really can't be the shooting is finished Fri~y.. Feb. 1S. m....,ar.-~'-'~~~~·bf.~, }!~Pio .b_o.• that aood. ,. ·~ 5f tal . 1n our IDeal case of this aapeet tlte ki«P.e ·. ' ~ · ~ wil;h :409 •!l'~ . o! human n~ture, who knows, _.,._ 01;1 the rorm sheets and itt the .., I(l_.., "' - .. ror tb1Jd be the cham~ isn't tbat i6011l 'dm't ·e'tedu 1e the Hounds are 'f lv0red. I with .Dt. ' will tell. l'bey bave two p.mea at ~ · An:llle DrMJ, Indiana, ~W~Jt:iDUf'd wt.\cll is an •utomatie 15 to ~ 11M Clearly. ilPcin~·a Hot Five ••• ;>otnt to lead the ihdlvldual scorers wlt:• advantage. These aTe againSt On the form sheefs flfe g.ame s tVUU' · . a very Cool Five Tuesday ni.Sht. an averaee of 24.2 points per night should 10: They C'OIJldn't do much of any· tough Wellston and not quite so tomoiTOW eame. Athens over GalllpoUs, Middle· thing right. They don 't \JlaiQe any· tought Gallipolii (4-8). Gam,:~ •· W'lv from home are Wldl Jaebon l'lOJit over Jack-.on, Po~troy over body but themselves when there 224 HottSES .iLiGIBLE NORFOLK, Wa. UP Light'lnd Logan. Jackson is the league's Logan, Nelsonville over Wel1 sto n. IWil ~'I'IW. Calli., UP - A were !lome features of the game's rtther door JJ~at (witta Middleoert' But anything can happen, and weight contender Kenny Lane, ju. ~· fl Dt iwo-year olds have conduct that could have been men· · bil.a.nt over his ltnpresive secon~ tioned publici)' but wa.tn't be- and Log1n 5-e eoold knoek. them Usually 4oe'sl victory uainst Fl"anltie 'Byft tn ""' ~· tlllllble '"' the $80,000 cause or a desire to maintain a "(f but It Isn't likely. COUNTY OMIII IIJ .....~ Futurity on April ltaciae eJ;rtertaJ..I:lci Am.,.Bern At their re.tUI"I,l TV bout, Dtfer~q $76.~ I hens bas a rolll(her road t•• • wblle ~fO &Ue.year-oldt have sportsmanlike posture. ~ome jn wb• oh~ 1>o 1 •uffl. 000 lo<fly ior a sl>ot at the •itle. Thc next two weeks put. thali•onow After meetln~ Gllftooftp: dent "'II 10 lolr!l It lbo :rornado ~ ·-~ lor the $80,000 With ~Is ~th,r9~n~ TKO ove< Tornado in~o compt.titton with the ~wav Friday night ·thf' Bulldogs ca.n ~orne ba\!k 14M the Waharm l!yfl pl'9viclil)g hts ! [Jb ;otnl(ht IIS.!'J•~r!Jr, April 8. top clnb.~ m the Athen1 County "'nt.ertaln l.(KI"an. then C01lle t.n wtn, the browi\.bail'td .southpaw Leauge. Two cf the &amel are •· Pmneroy and w1nd up agatntt WeU- <liautel'. Rutland Ls at hom' a(ainst ThP !rom lilv~. l!lich.. ofle<ed wav from home. .st<>n .at horne. Athena ed,Jed WtJL. Plaine, tbe 8U'ODJ A~tDa County $75.000 lor • de!en1e by th'e vf<. Racine fans, If there are no and Eut.ern ~ until Sat-t tor In next month's Joe)' Brown· otbeu, beUeve f.ieir bOYs wJII pull ston Ol\ Jan. 18 by a ~1 count to .Rome-canaan on the Bud Smith title fight at Miami 'hemeclves togethet after thta de- "n tlte .R9d:et fto~r but Will ho:vP. Beoolo. Ieat, which in a sense had to come t.o go some to repeat. Pomc1'0~· 1ometime and go on to majt an ..,,.at AthPns 61-48 on the Athen .. 1 admirable' rtcord fo,. the - ~n 'loor ann should do It !lla.IJ1 on • and clean up the eotiraty tourna- F~b. 8tll We. ment. The Panthers and Wellston hJV'! out.atde ebancee to ret into teriou.a P<awings will bo held lor the _.. ootmty tournament . tonit:ht wltb contention although both face a ~ Middleport. Racine. Rutland, East· dlfficu:lt atsi(Jnme-nt in overtO'Dl· ing thorta«el In the vital loat · f~;. and HarrlsQnvJlle partlclpatvited and •.ccepted into tb!' ~9Ur­ ,. Best way to explain thla •nnt nament. PriOr to that the Ylflow Is lo tell you to get your penell Jackets went directly to the .,B" ~0~d/'P" and !ollow th"e dl,ect- tourney In Athen~ as did also the eounty tournament ·winner. Draw five line, mamber each 1 through 5. Middleport and Racine vte !or lhe one and rive ilne1, In '1M I M~ ~han a car, more F nt -~d R 1 a separatP draw. Rutland, Eut.ern tha~~t ._tt'a 1 ~ly new ~,0 !i lpCI .. " . and Hmison"'lle <!raw (or line< ~nl c)e. A ,.J Pat\ 'horH lha• > 2, 3 and • . ~ mare than half a ton. Cl h Numbers 1 and 2 play nnd 4 Olllp I and ~ play, with No. 3 having a • bye in the !irst round . In the see• ond ·rounc:I-No. 3 meets the winner MU H ,f-. , . & to 11 p1pes or 1 and 2 whllo the wlnn"' or HOt.r.vwoon. ~'Ia. UP . Ann Lhat round meets the winner of Quast, recent winner of the Doher· 4 and t1 In the final round . ty wom('n's title,' and ner partner . In short, club• Jandlnl !J1 e ither Ann Richardson of Columbu!l, tho No. 1 or 2 slot will hove to Ohio, were rated among the top win three gllmos to take tl1e title. favorllt'S ill the field of 32 women Team! drawlaa: 8 pOJIUon tn s, 4, amateurs who teed off today In o• ' oon lake lhe buntlnK with the 12th annual Hollywood rou•· " two Y!ctor!'-\8.. hall loumamcnt. tdA I:!Oinp.tn. Th~ rf!scrves draw \\•lht. Most or the competitors en · ••et• -~ ppo bnent This drawlni arranaement haj g.l&ed ln a practice round Wedne• W . Mala St. PomeroJ been in erfcct two years. It wa• d.ay, plating in mixrd rour!lomcs ~iii:ii~;:;:;;;~'~'t~o~o>;ow;h~e~n~M~Id~d~l~ep~o~rt:..;w~a~•~l~n~·~ with Onnge Brook Country c lub • mcmberg, Georit gloaling over defeat of the Racine ~\ ~~. •as tail .&15, 14d Tornadoes Tuesday ni1bt b)l Wt.· DllnGJf•· jll~ 1 --out .5.83, CGm· .A ... oi'd f .60& au ..~y mliJd. haJJ]. a 42·S7. The TorDII<lo doeA't Pin "" ,_, ,...: ·.;__ 0 It's customary for tU Don . . . (Ill mdia.M. . ·"-' P.- Lane Daug.}es B"d Of $75 For ·shot At TI"tle .. I ;;---;--:--=-::----:;- -=-;-;--~-;-;-- BASKETBALL Bobcats Break Jinx With Marshall, Win First Time In Six Game Stretch COLLEGE By U~!::T p,.... lona 83 Wagnel" 6g ~obicb 72 ~enn State 61 Bo.ston Coli. 68 MassachusC''!.oi f-1 f)uquenSe 71 St. Francis (N. \ ., ... Connecticut 124 Maine 92 Army 6~ Boston tf. 54 Temple 70 Navy 58 I ART W VA hel.p her celRbrate her· Those attending were ¥rs. Thompson apd Vir&inia, Min · R~sh, Mrs. Mi.xloe Lathey, Enola Brown, Ml-s. Ue-vlo Mrs. Be~trice lfcCormick, A group of womr-n of the ¥crnon Betty Thompson and 8y \lni~M Press Ohio collc,e buketball powers took the ed,rc, 3·1, ia international 'lBT''f'S iq the fiate Wednesday MELBOURNE, Australia UP .John 14ar&hall, tt•e swimmina: star who was an olympic competitor for Auatral.ia and set world records for Yale, was mourned to · day by athletes the world ov~r. Marshall, 26 . .died Wednesday without ever emerging trom lh£' coma he entered when he surtered head injUl'les in an auto aecidnl last ThursdaY. Marshall tried a comeback from shoulder bursitis that . had !orced him ta quit two years ago and the best he could do wu a fifth plat'e BROAD RUN . ' 11 t. . Ohio University whiskf'4 to a L03-74 upset victory over Marsh· all in 11 Mid -American Confer"ence ~arne to mark the streaking Bob· .;:ats' first victory over Marshall In tb.e last six games between the t-wo. 'l1le Dayton Flyers pounced on DePaul for a '76-58 victory at DaytoR. Mount Union was the only By.c:l$:ete teaM losiae: to an out of •tate fe-m v.1Je.R Geneva CPa.) took their ~·S.'If+-f, ,y a score of 61-57. StetWeaville College edged the Q\lttnt~~ 'far1nes, 63-62, when Don C1.ub )lrr~e a 61-61 tie in the final twu mioutea with a field 1 · PROTECT lOBI. way ov~ .... ,. WA:ll Ohio U. shot a blistering 46 per cem ovenl) and 57 per ~nt I~ the second half, leading all the Marshall . Ohio U. paeed by Capt. Fred MoorEl'!l 26 point!! shot into an early, 6-4 lead, and extended it 11 points at one time in the first baJf. The Bobcats led, 42-83, at the half. YOUR . ~. :...•.,; .. ; ~- CAR ! GLAZE .. SERVICE lllllllling Kloes - Mike Mullen · N. 2nd Ave. Middleport WhetJ liniMent 1 Broke Service s THAT'S TOPS IN THE AUTOMOTIVE LOOP for Top Va.lue Stanlps THE ALL N£W tiL SANIORN ·' ~. Sauuge'•: ~~"'3 lk •1.00 Bacon ........ HallS cou~s·b ~ t•. 49c Bologna c-try Club Piec•. flftJ ···"' ...,'t. I•••••· 11111111....... REVOLUTIONARY I ~~-~ ' CHAJIUSTON, S. C. UP . Fullback i:d lllanl• ol WUU. · Barre, Pa., oll'ld pard Connle Tuu nf BerwlC!I:, Pa .. a pair of rllln(J · - l o-~ ;avr- been voted t'O-ca.pt :~l n s of the Citadel's l!M7 foobtall la m. . I lOOMS Of New •••llure I 1'011 $299.00 BAKER I ... FURNITURI O.fte I I . .Worth Cu-owin~ Abo ut "' and they're NIW calM -completely new-stroapr, roomier, . H1W rktmg cornfertl Bi& roomy cabs, new ehwls smarter! Nt~w wider full-wrap windsbleld. N.w Swpenllion, and iocreued Yisiln1ity roinbine to greatl)' improve riding !Uid handling ease, inboard cab step, new HI-Drt Ventill\tlon. HIW r.)'tlreuiJ!: ch.rtth shlnc.lard in all models, pickups to tandem~. ~osier to opemte-WQI"b Uko hydra.u~ Uc brake. autch and brake pedd: are moderp ...ponded type! NIW ltyi•IH plchp ..dl .. , standard at DO eltrB America'• b!Qost ptdrup bodlool Side load· llq'• far easier with full-width body. ON DISPLAY TOMORROW NIW dlaa!( lhtftllhl New &ames, up to 131 stroqer. Nevi sturdier front and lUll' adell New higher Cl.plCity •pdnp:l NfW GMMI Higher horsepower, £teet breatlrlng. hiaher compression ratm, new Super. Filter air cleaner. Short Stroke qine de5igu-V..a or St.. ID "'""' Dl<ldeii ,.wet .... r Friday, Feb lst J:or'57 and the yet~.rt~ ahead- FORD TRUCKS COST LES$ ~ LESS TO OWN ••• tESS TO IIUN •• • LAST LONGER TOO/ • PRESTON MOTORS, INC."' . . s. PhoDe 116l 'l'lllrd 1 l ' 7 atnl . c . ,· No.303 aM ..... .... ., i ' I • " •IT'S ALL NEW •REALLY KEEN PRES'rON MOTORS, INC. ....... 41111. ftlrd ; Phone 6181 ... Swiss Cheese.~;...~~! ..:~•.~. THilY'RE CERTAINI.Y 'f.\: "1 • ···~···~·········· • They're modem through and through Tbo boldly modej'D ll)riiDg you ,.. In th4t D.tW F'Qrd lrucb for '57 l)ut hlnllat hoW deep.down ~ they renlly arel The beautiful new Ford Ranchero rides, handles and loob like~ modem car. Peep down l(s a J:UIIPCiiruck-caJTles over hall a ton, mor. than manr "'lll!ard pickups. Fonl"s aH-now Tilt Cilb Series brings a new kind of mot!Orn design to tho blg-iru.d< Seld. lfs America's ~t-prtced• Tilt Cab line. New Ford pldoJpo back up tbeU sleek I'IIDd«» styling with higher powel', -pletely new cab~ a new kind of pickup dtla stjrhootd, bqdies are blgg<tft of any pickup. 'l1oe dno ~ shown here give you just an Idea of the sweeping chan(!OIIn the now Ford line lbr '5'1-l'llllglng up to tandemo with 611,000-lb. Gt.'W. See fOUl' Ford Dealer for complete detaiJIIill,lbolruck to lit YOUI' job, · .._. ... -....-ott.cwrr...• ttdUM,.,_ ::! :' . ~ 1 rmphls MADI CAPT.ltNS c Pinto Beans. ~~·.~.l :~ 1.Jc · Sciu ce 1·.,...*2. · 9' c ·· Tomatoes .....~.:.~. 4 . Now JOI!k•P with StyiMide body, otandud ll no ...., C'OSt. lfvM you BtuDDlnJ style ud the ~~est capactcy ol aey ball-toonor. Avallablo ID 61- and MI. j.odjr J.natha. N•w JtfM.Y 12-Q Stilt. t8..s and lltt1 ~> ' ~"~nrtch '8·2 were amone th " "~m... IPlnffl.thlly •ntloaed to ·l "9 t"te lilld fl)r the lOth an sac ll. r Milk ..~~~~ ..6 . or u. 59c u.. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ·. West VIrginia Te-rh's 100-polnl · per-eamc aharpa~90J~r• 16·1. 1 Tex~. SouthJ)rt;l',a N.e tro NAIA lehamr._loDI lD-l, unbe<~ten St I I Veal· Cutlets · ::"~==~ 0.·~ ~:c:·. ..... .lb. 89Siiced Bacon lb. 434t FREE _ FORD l NIT. SILVERWARE lblr...... j, • FROM I 1847 ,. ~ NEW YORK UP • The Natlonnl lnvitltfltion TournamHt, oore the nstion's premier poal-aeason event, was shoppin)o! · h~~kctball nl'n und tnd11v fnr "siPN'W'r" team~ ,., romh\t fie"{"~ ('Omp"tition fro"" t,e NO'AA champlon1hip. ROGERS Pomol'll)' Sliced. NIT Scrounging For Additions To Enliven Tourney , •G'-'tl..,.re $1A9 •••••••••••• _!1°u:,! •llhJer ~ I S.lfETY SERVI'CE QIVE • SUeerlllOr~ • SIMONS MARKET • Hackett's ,nf!tet,! P07A10ES .. .. ·" Wlnclahields ~·. ' ' '' :u.r., LW. Auto Glaat ~· Weekend Special s- Ohio Gal Named In Fal'ored Spot For West Match Wheel · lalgncing ghte.i's. ball." iloert Ohlinger was a eueat of Ke • R \d ManUJ.! s_tackl up aa the Yan;g.net.,. . erno . IJ Saturd&f night. kees' bineRt financial headache Mrs. Shirley H-euGn and chiJ. drell spent Wed~;~esday with Mrs. but two more cf their pl..,.ers who Evelyn l'tous~ and daugb,tert. aren't lU:ine to bu~a:e u,ntJl they're COMPLETE ),Jr. and Mrs. Cedi Martln were offered more money are 0\Jn ••Pef~llinlt' on Mr. aod~ Mra. Ray~nortd · feet Game" Linea and. Bob Orim. a.~li an!f family Saturday. The YJnkees, boweVer, aren't M:r. and Mrs. Pearl Har,.·iJJ anti the o.nty .cl!fb tilth aalary pro)). '5' Caot Iron Tub fa,rit.iJy o{ Minersville were re· lems. · Full ~lze Bardwlek c,ently faHIN: on Mrs. Ruth Good· Southpaw Warren Spahn arui ni~. . . outfielder Hank Aaron both we Junmte Dale 600dn~ te who Has asking far more money from the emWOYment at AlUante wa s hom~> Milwau'(ce nrrl\'cs. Sp~hn, !l ~ &e,. tl38.115 laotalled for o~ the weekend. game ~~ inl~C'r Ia:>t }'car, left .M1l· .The tuthP.1'tln Blb1e Sturlv me r lwDukee for hi~ home 111 ;Q~rl­ $109.9;) wttlJ Mr. and M~·s . Ted Edwnrdo ~lwt nt•. Ukb., 'Vednesday after 1 J.St Wtodnes~ay e\'l."!ninf!; :dl•:"tl:r<· · . v?:~ ; rc;ng: )!~ g:..t "now~ere" in 7-Pieee Chrome f;('\'t)( l]·l~. n·<' 11 I ··~:; :;::I:J.l"j' u:~c-usslqns . •t·ere C o. th l'lln!' r~:wdnite ..>:~ ry l, Hll rfr'l~n . St;~lr·· ! . . JIREAKFAST SET ·rl'·rt Fnwi!' Kin ~! nn _I Pto'' r: 3v Thr Detroit -.Tigers admit the~ 1 ''1l' r.r.l Pe!'i!"N . · " haven't heard a word" fi'Oir Thn~to gltflfT :ng at I'·" h r ·"' . ..,r qnuthp~':¥ Billy Hoeft, another 20 Reg. t99.85 M'Jorenre Mae and Ola Rickard • game wmner, and Cleveland Gen 1 "f i1r1111~m Station Thursdav we"l' t>r~l ~ana~er Hank Greenberg 1 "\frs. Isabelle Bmwn anrl sons. Mr~ failed m hts effort to sign Early T•·'i'nP Justis all of M~son . Mrs Wy~n, ~til l ~notber me~ber of~ Frieda Heury of Cliflvu. Mts. E1. 20·\'Jctury Circle. ·, . '", 1 · qie Lieving and M:rs. Hazen Rou~l-o -..A.... '" 1 New Haven, Mrs. E~ty] Clark FIGHT RESULT$' Hardware and Fumlturn I M... F'nnie cJ .. k, M,;, Evelyn . •• Unlto<l ,..... ..;; i Roush and daughters, Mrs. Louise NOR· F OLK, Va. : Kenny !f. 2nd Ave. Middleport Gibbs and Mrs. Euttice Hart all of 139¥<1, Muskegon, Mich., stopped Let8rt. - Frankie Ryff, 139, New York 8. SIMONS McMaster ·NEW FORD TRUCKS h-•57 1N.. Broad Run )fr. and Mrl. Dtn 0. Dr and Mrs. D. V. Sm~tll~~ •TERMS Our 11111.... 11 Not SPJd'JA.LIZE WeiM ami Yankee eo-owner Del Webb will bf'. •mong tb<>ae preaeat when Ma;ntle Is honored as "Man of the Year" by Sport Maguine Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Lle.Ylnt:, today. Welts has indicated he will Ada and Harry Dale were caDinr: bea:ln "heavy negotiations." on Mr. and Mrs. otlllel' Linina: Each 1peUer at the ceremony and family of west Coiu'ftbla Sun· will get up and praise Mickey to day. the sky. Then lt will be Weiss• Mln Janke Gibblf and Larry turn to speak about Mantle's baseLi&Vi.ng were reoent guests oC Mr. ball virtues. Wllat can he podi.bly and 1Ml'a. 'MH"Ion Roush lind dau· NY'I''l"""''Tbe bum can't hit a CUI'(te of Poinl "epant, Mn . .~1!]! $79.95 I !:.£fl!.:: WE 'United ,,.. Sports Wrt,.r Mit=k•y Mantle and Yankee General Maaaaer George Ylei11, havinl dispensed with the preliminaries, settle down to braaa tacks to(l.ay and if the site of their sal· ar, talk is a factor, tbe yOuDJ slugger ia 1 .$60.000 cinch to get what be's asking. BleuJna:a Monday. Mr. F. H. Routh and llr. HIU'I'f Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Roush wer ::: ThOA1ptiOft weu bu•ineN villtoh shopping in Point Phlll&an! MOl)- in Polot Pleauot Sa.turd1y. d'ay. Calrin BJ.eesing, Mn. W. J .. Mn. Luvena Rainey tpent Wed· R.ofUns aRd Charles "'Lnebrenbr lpellt F'rida)o with the furmera liOfl nesday wlt.b )Irs. Irene My"en. Mr. ,nd Mn. Charlie Brpwn Lewis at s't. ,k)&eph'll Hospital . anct Evalee, and Mn. Arch Roush Mn. Blt..'ll!iiny Nt been at his s.ide were suest1 of Mr. an.d Mn. c. P. slne-e We4n~ay. Blestit:Ji' Mon<lay anernoc,n and 1 Mrs. VIremia Sa)·re of Mt.wn called on Mr. and Mn. Arcn Routh evenina:. llr. and Mrs. Leonard R~u sh and Saturday_. Mn. Josephine RobinJOn JpeDt family vi.a~ed Wedneada)' witb the weekend wKh her father and Mra. W. J. C,ha,man. Mr. and Mn. Wayne fulrt were mother Mr. 1nd kn. Dw:lgbt Gibh caJlert in the b~mN of Mr . and Mn. Arch RoUih, Mr. and Mn. Ct"i!il Bleuina: and Mr. and Mrs. Sant Boston Wed.,etday . Mr. and Mrs. Teet SUwarL or West Columbil called on Mr . and )Jn. Fred Roueb w,drieJda)'. Mr. CwrtU -l.ic,i:ard q~et his nephew Mr. J(eo.Boilt Ilion.!~ or C.l· qbu.t in Pomeroy Wedne11~ evfllitll w.be speat the. wee!r:end with hla uacle ...aad au.nL 58 l.BS. UNCLASSIFIED Tbi.J cominuruty wh · ahOtked over tbe death of ~he! My· ei'1 Which OCC!un-ed at st. Joseph'a Hospital Parkereburt · ' TuesdJ)' mtll'niag: She wae a resident of Dllytn, Ohio "but owned. property near Broad Cburch and wae viait· lilt her only f:hilod, tlr. T4}bey Mr· OPEN .EVEHING8 ers wbeD. she bec!Jint# Ill Funeral W. 1111111 St. and bur.ial•was at Brotd Friday. Sbe )ad many friends ,n~ will b<:' Rock , Nn. T)lomton, nett, Ml'. ... Mrs. Cui. • ~ .~ sIDII:' LINE' RlchrNn an.d Yr. an.d Mrs. Tobey M }'er~ Yr Emer)' Fry , Hn. Ed.wi;a HJ.ld· Hr. Donald Fogluong of M.a~Wn ;.on and .. n ._Fa.aru.e Roudllatt•d_tailed on Mr. and Mrs. Ed Fry ·d lhe •uneral of Mrt, SteUa .Prid1y afternoon. ..it'Jmm at Union E. U. B. Church Wl"dneaday. Mn, ErA~ and MUs TwiIa &if~d Jtad u tbelr euettl Suf\ Rev . W S. Billupei WIJ t.Jte lllin. day Mr . .and Mn. Jlomer Ri~kard , 1er a:ueat of c,;. f . Ble11inr Fricby. Wn. Al.t.ie !ioward of New fbv· ketlattb aod Oak of Colwnbu• Mr. atl4 Mn. StllliLey Adkln• ol m. Mr&. ELitabt'Lh Pullin o1 Plat !ltw Haven , Mr. and Mn. BiL ' Harris of Ma~UJn and )fr. Curthl Ri.ekard. Mr. and Mn. Ernest 81ellitlg ot P-.rkenburg spent l\l·edDet~y nicht with Mr. W. J . Chapman and W. A. BIHtine. Mr. 111(1 llrs. Ed Fry, !ln. Er· ull Adklna, Mrs. N;wmi Velker, GAS RANGE ~uced Obio U. now has a 8-3 confer· en~ mark 11nd Mars.ba"U's record I 1 l1 5-3 iri league play. January Specials in the 200-meter butterfly in the reeent olympic rames. Marshall's best competitive years wel'e at Yale, bEot-aust from 1950 through 1954 he smashed world freestyle records a graad total of 28 time.,, ~Anton 8A.'J'HROOM e SIMONIZ!i= Hal Greer of the .Bta ~retn pro26 po1nts (or the losers, but eontrol of the board1 aave· Ohio U. the victory, lr World Mourns Death Of t'onner ¥ale Swimming Great After Car Accident romm~nity of Mrs. Ray iatbered Thompson .M':~~:~!~ Mr. Lflwil JUeuinJ w:a1 remoud Middleport Biscuits.~~;~.:;:~ 1Oc Cake ..):;r.. w 25c '" Bread...~ ... 2...,.. 35c Pies ..... :;1.~.;;;..... 3 :~ 3c Craoked . ' U.L ... 1 S'-tl �--r·~=-===-============~-~~= FOB CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS (21 ) Real Estate 1.--ROvMs- ,.,d BATH, UOOOOO WANT ADS 116 516 I Lo('u ~t St ~~ or !l391 6- Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Jan. 31 , 1957 Legal Notice · , Pomeroy Call 1 31 3tc Legal Notice James Bryant, J r w.hoJ:JC place 5HERIPF'S SALI OF REAL of reliidence 1s uoknown. Lucille ESTATE Po~ers, whose place o{ reSi dence The St•te of Ohio, Mei111 County RATES Is 6742 Sparta, Detroit 10, Mlchl· Common Pleas Court gan; Bartlett Parker, whose place Benj•mln Hllldor., Plahttlff ' 2 cent.s per word, one insertion. Mimmum charge 50c -4 C(•nt.; auwm<J\Jc wa:t·; ht·ali'J ii 'hone of res1dencc IS unknown, the unn per word for three consecutive insertions ti3 11. : i ~1 u: u2:::2 fur <~~•<~rtmcnts. known hetrs, devisee&, lcgat(les, Frank N. Hllldore, Def•ndent S~ial - One month 'for Z5 cents per word 1 31 3tp dutnbutecs, administrators, execu· Case No 17.454. FUll rate of 2 eenta per word Will be char.:l:'t! for adverliSJn.t 1f tors, 1f any, or Bartlett Parker, Io pursuance of an Order ot aot paid for before the ~tb of each m onth following mserllor1. Errofl> in Advertising-Should be reported lmmedlalcly 1 he 5 ROO}IS, h.scml'nt, wuh house, Deceased; Allee Ford, whose place Sale m Partition m the above en· Daily Sentinel will not be responsible for more than one u u:ur· on Kerr ~~ Po 1rH'fO} El~clrtc, of resHience lS unknown; Mrs. titled action, I wW offer for sale reel insertion. ' Wendell Fulton. whose place of at public auction, at the door of water Pho ne Hi2 J Card of Thanks and Special Nohces of Events prtnl('r l at rl'guI 2tl 61p residence is unknown; Sarah Holm the Court House in Pomeroy, Ohio lar cla111ified rates. Obituaries publiShed at I cent p l'r word ben , whose place of residence is , m the above named County, on ...;.,_-=-::.... unknown; Mrs Bert Higley , whose Saturday, the 16 day of February, 1 FRIGIDAIRE, J::•u.. tc G a~ place of residence i.11 unknown : 1957 , at 10. s. m. o'clock. the fol· Range WJII ~ell hoth reason. 1 Louise Exllne , whose place of res- lowmg descrlbM real estate, situ· (1) ably Ca ll :m 1 3I3tc l ldcnce IS unknowR The Maynard ate in the f.ounty of Melg1 and ' Coal Compflny, a Corporation, State of Ohtn, and 1D the TOWDihip IT 'S EASY TO ELEC1 RI C St:\\' 1 ~0 ,\-lACHINE, whose res1d ence, or bustness add· of Oltve , to-wit : lavatory, lar~::e m('rit("Jnc rabtnct, BUY - SELL - RENT ress u unknown w11l take nqtiee PARCEL NUMBER ONE. Situ· clectrtc sweu;:~ r Phone 364. lind employment - htre that on the 7th day of December ated in tbe 'I'"wnabip of OUve, tbr l 29 6tc or lind a lost item through 1956, Hiram Slawter, being plain· County of Meigs, and State of 'The Dally Sentinel WANT HOLSTEIN COW 3 years, Iresh 1 tiff. f!led his pehtlon in the court Ohio, and bounded and deaulbed ADS Don't put it olf of Commltn Pleas, Meigs County, as follows , to-wit; Be(inning a1 soon. Nuar Mornm);! Star Church. I Ohio, Case No. 12,497, against the the northwest corner of land OWD· Call 398 Today - An Ad in John ChA•w> 1 29 3tp above named parties and other• ed b) Willillm PhilliJJI, and form· this column as defendants, alleging that he erly owned by Je•JJie B. MyJ;ocle, AN OUTBUll.IJING m good conhas a legal right to and is seized 1n Section 12, Town 4 1nd RaDJe dillOn Call 341 ·Y. 1-28-6tc in fee simple of the undivided 11, and running touth 96 rods, 1 23/24ths part of the following de- thPnee east 281h rod'i; thence nortb ~\JI Ken' scribed parcl"ls of real estate, to- · 96 rods along Albert Schultz's line; Furntshed APARTMF:NT -. 4I wit · then~e west 281h, rods, to the plactl rooms an1 prn·ate h<~lh 11213 E PARCEL No 1. of beginnin1. cont~ininc 17 aerea KROGER Ma in St , Pomt•roy Phone 103-X The following Rl"al Estate situmore or less: a r1ght of way beA New Super Market 1 29 :nc ated in the County of Metgs, in the In Pomeroy, Ohio State of Oh10, and m the Town- part of each of aaJd parcell o! Kroger will interview for APART:IIF. N'l'-~ :'1 room~; and bath , ship of Rutland , and bounded and real estate. male clerk positions full gas fu r nar( , Joratt·d :!lfP'2 E. described as follows· In Section Plaintiff fuftber alleges that Ma111 Si , !'um!Croy Call Dr K time and part time. No. 7, Town 6 and Range 14 of the ~he Maynard Coal Company, 1 D Amsbar y I :J5 lf ' I OhiO Company's Purchase: Begin· Corporation, may claim an lnU!r· Quall!lcatlons Necessary FULL TIMI-, ning 103 rods North of the South esl ln 13 acres of coal underlying LH:l,(•L .YilJl]ld~~· High ~c¥ol Gradut~tft East corner of Section No. 7; Parcel No. 2, by virtue of a deed l.:llUH!Il fo, •IJJt!r, M1ri PAR.T TIMEthenCe West 1208 feet ; thence • recorded in Vol. 113, Paee 268, i'u ti:lti5·X t'L-l·tJ High School Stud•nH North 22 deg. East 271S feet, thence Deed Record.,, Meiga County, Ohio. AGE 17 to 30, neat apparance , toJt re......_WtellSI.OJJ Lwlder~ Furthermore that the de!end· , - friendly personality and able to ;;:;;;;:;;:;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;:I North 40 de~. East 299 feet ; thenc" !:icaffold Boards. 1:)~ Clollw. - -- - - - North 48 Deg. East 18'7 feet; ants, Bartlett Parker and the un· pau written test. ' . ..;IJnton F:sber Ylddle(llllft. thence North 61 Deg. Eallt 594 feet known heir•. devisees legatee., Starlin~ Rates Pbun~ 6:.!tlli-X 11-J...d thence North 34lh Deg. East 99 dtstributees. adminiBlraton, eJI[ecu· Full Time - $51.40 Per Week> =--:-:- -- - -P•rt Time $1.26 Per Hour STRl.I>CTURAL aEAM:i feet, thence North 1714 Deg. East tors, tf an:r, of Bartlett Parker, 1 ONE 4 ROOM APARTMENT. One 40 HOUR week, regular period ic &CRAto IRON_ METALS 198 ~et; thence North 14 Dcg. Deceased ; Alice Ford, M:n. Wen8 room ho11.1e Newly decorated increases, uccllcnt bcnef1t pro· East 280 feet :thence North 38 dell F'ulton; Sarah Holmben; Mrs. lnslde aM out A. N. Bengtl, gram lncludinK free insurance , Oeg. E'"l 33 feel 1o the East line Bert Higley and Louise Exline Pomeroy. 11 1 U sick pay, profit shanng, etc. of Section No. 7; thence South on may claim an Interest In the 13 App_l_t In penon •t Phone 51ll Pomtroy Seclion lme 1680 feet to point c£ acres of eoal underlying Partel MARTIN HOTEL beginning, eontalmng 10 acres No 2 by v1rtue of the said deed , more or less. recorded in Vol. 113, Page 268 of Pomeroy, Ohio the Deed Records of Me1gs County CAN YOU ust: SJ5$50 a week Wnen peopl& suddenly fac~ IJ~ PARCEL No. 2 Thurtd•y. Jenu•...,311t lt1 1Hid111ur• to yow present earnr~av~mcnt the sei'Vtce of a trusi Between 10 a.m. •nd 2 p.m. The followmg Real Estale situ- Ohio worthy fuu eral dJrct.'lor ts Jndli:r ated in the ('o untv of Meigs, the Plaintiff further alleges in the mg_..., Supp 1y 11!1\~u m er~ ttl !Po m1·2&-2t c pensablc They also welcome tile stale of Ohio and in the Township petition that the Division CJf Aid eroy w1th tlw llllgt• Rawlc1gh information and counsel rc•;elvLint' Stmt ,.,.1111ng 1mm edmlcly . or Rutland and bounded and des- for the Aged Department of Pulr ed at Wlll l' Hi~o\\ lt' IJ.:h H llept OliL-840cribed as follows· In ~;ectJon No. 1, lir Welfare Stale of Ohio, has or 776 , i"rt' l' JlOrl, Ill 1 ;n ltp Town No 6 an Ra.nge No. 14 of claims to have a lien on said rea) the Ohio Company's Purchase : Be· estate. In the prayer of 11aid petition, ln addit10n thl.,. cD n secure qm;(· ginning 103 rods North or the ~Ult.:K 6E.JCV1C'l: on Watca R& plamhf( prays that his mterest M1 plllnlijl bJ Factory Th.lned lty merchancitse wJthoul extra- \ South West rornflr of Section No. sa td r eal estate may be set off to vaaance. 144 Butternut Ave 1; thence Ealit 149 feet , thence "'atcb<ttlk« . CUl.;LlN.!S JKWF.r North 15 Deg East 2172 feet to him in severalty and for partitions LERS, Pf'UlollrO•. l-3-d .. the Southeast corner of a 5 acre of sa td real estate, according tn -~ trp.ct form e rly sold to Wilbur the respective rights Of t.be per· M\X WARll tLADh.J & TEL~VJ ::JIO~ SERVJC:I!. Reevt>s lhencc North S.'l Deg. tbnl thereto, and in cue parti· • Phone :tOO. Ueland Appllaol't" W('!;t 194 feet along lhc Svuth sid e lion of said aforesaid described ~lrae, 118 W. MaJn St.• Pomero7 of the saul 5 arres; thence South real estate cannot be made w1lh· .01-ZJI. If 38 Deg West 810 fE"et to the west out rnamfest injury to the value • .::,; ... _ fin . _ _ . . Now In Our Showroom hnc of Section No l; thence South thereof, then that said real estate ...... r... 11 I'OREMM " ABIIOTT T.V. 3ERPower put to better u~;e" 115 1 . leeond St. . Pt.on. 6) on Scdion line I68U feet to p01nt may be adjudged to one or more VICE AU wake1 Repalred by EJ. Pomeroy, Ohio of bcginnmg, containing 21 acres of the partles to this suit upon ' pert 1'echmr \loU. Pbo...- Cl284o Y eleclio11, as provide'd by law, and morl' (Jr lr ss ~.U~e~ , ~£~« Thts lund suhject to an oil and lp case real estate is not adjudged SAVE ON YOUR SW'E repair Jt gas lease , also a right of w::~y for to one or more parties to thb ault Raclne Shue Shop t•gn•ss and ingress to the land ly- upon election. Ail provided by law, lt so tf INSUIIANCE AGENC\' Ing so uth of the above dcsc:;rii;H.:d then thal saul real estate may be Pomeroy, Ohio lr<~ cls; also. a right of way for sold, free and clear from any and fire, Automoblb, Het~Uh :_ 1-29-Ulc JlOwcr poles f(Jr the transmission all claims, rights and interests or ACCIDENT each and all the parties to thi1 of electrlclty over the 111me. Lit., Cetu•lty and Bond• Excepting approximately 3 ~~ Jult. Plaintiff further prays that ...._.,... SP.X IAL MEETING RaC'Ine Amrracrl's of co·11 in Pittsburgh No 8 the said defendants and each of ~~ 1can Legion memben an .1 th•·t r V{'tn or coal. whlrh said 3'1,. ocrcA them be required to set up what· A business or your own! In MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ._ • fam !hcli, t: l Racme Methodist ar... dl'sl'ribed in Vol 108, pa~e 253 ever r1gbts, claJms or intereata ChuH·h . Sunday , February 3, DAIRY ISU: STORES of the ON'fl Records or McigA they and each of thorn have ln 6136-M PHONES 6318 said real estate or be forever bar· ('Oillll)', Ohio '730pm 1313tr Man·h Opening red from as:ierting same, and lor Tht• aforesaid described parcels 1\-liddlcJlurt Area other proper relief. t;ood hl'tng a surveyed description of Complete WHEEL ALIGNMENT, Dutrv hlf' SJor,. ~ I'(' ('IJI( nlZCd L~lll( Said parties are required to til(' rea l rs'ate described In Vol. AII 1Uukcs and Model!l balancing wnd brake service. I'I'S in tlw llll'r(·h,uHhstng of soft ic'P answer on or before the 2nd day I ill,. pa~c 623 of the Deed Records, ~... :· Hackelt'1:1 Sarety Service, West cl't'<lllt , lw ~ <Ill 1'M't•llunt (QrRI\un of March, A D 19157. 11.\'allubl c now 111 I he MlddlcllOI't Me1p: ~ County, .Phlo. ....... Main Strc, t, Pomeroy, Ohio. Dited January 9th. 1957. arc11 Plaint1 rr further aJieges In ~Is AUTO SALES Hiram Slawter · :.J>- --- -,-:: A:: Y-1-::D::O::cN::'T:-:YOU KNOW? Halrv I.~J ,. !ilorrs are a Nnt!tnlnl JWtitiOn that Janles Bryant, Jr Is crow & Crow cham uf !ndtvtdu111ly OWIIt'rl rll'l"f'· nttkcr'l will Jive )'OU the belt srtlcd of the undivided 1/ 24th ms wtlh rxl'lu~Jv(•ly designed nn<1 Attorneys for PlainUfb trde on /urnlturt or appllan· CONCRETI!: BLOCKS patentt•d hu1ld1nlo: - not a roadslrlt· (ll 10, 17 . 21 , 31, (2) 7. 14 8tc eea. U tf stand but a lwaullful, mode rn . "'Build Better For L"1" deed d01ted November 9, 11M3 and prat"tiral jr,forr ' GRUESER BI,OCK CO. rccordl'd November 23, 1943 In (8) Dairv Isle w11l sr t you up in hu~1 J Mil.. North of _.ome,.oy the rccord11 of the Deeds of MeiGS nes11 in t1 prot('rlcd location witt. ' Oft Rt. SS. Cllll Wm. o,......, C'O\Illty' OhlO, Volume un' Pa.ge -· --::~ hm1trd r~pltnl ' :=:---::: Rock lprln11 I6R 11186 BUI CK Special 4 dr. Hard All Ouiry l.~IE· lll('llliOI\ 8 al'(' ~cl rrt -:::-:::-:=::-:,S~t·' S and all 0lh•r SWANTON, OHIO-"Rennel Con• Top Sedan U~naf1ow, one local ,,rt by men with yt• :u·s of msrk('t ~_ " ll p{'rson " S hIV· oentrete t• an exc.llent prod.uct tor NOTICI . Ill~ an lllterest In said property •nYon• 1Ufferin1 from overwel~ ln owntr, red and white three ~uney tli!Pellf'llt't' tone. $219~.00. Blaettnar's, Pom· Own•,. earnint up to $300 1 week Gerald Whitlol'k. ~iddr(>ss un- arc required to appear and f1le =wo~~~~:l.~~.torf h•;:i known The unknown heln of El· thetr answers In aald Court on or to believe th1t I Wu ov.,...trht •t eroy. 1 :u tile 1nd more. Capltt~l required : $3,500. wuod Tnrh· 1·, tteeeased. Tht• un- before March 20, 1957 e\1," write• Mn. B. Trowbrtdl•, ft , :t. \ ~----· - . l!ktx 72, Bw1nt0ft, 0. .. 18M PONTIAC V8 Star Chid 4 dr. llln•nclnt tin be 1rren. .d. ktwwn heirs or lnu Whitlock, dellOWtARD c . BOil'S Alii: your druidlt lor .. OUilCH of Writ. or l'hon• 1t nn.-•l Only 8.00ll urcful mlle~ . nnar· c·P:t, l'!( TllP nnknnwn ht•trs of United StalPs Marshall ~=~~ ~~~N,n~~t. ~~~ est new u1ed car In lht!i orca. 11,\IR.Y lSI, •: SAMlS M'IJIJd" Tutll'y clt·rensc~d. The un- 1(1 1 ::n (2) 7, 14, 21.28 1(3) '7, 6tc redudnJ wttb • $2493.00. BlaeUnan, Pomeroy. Wooster, Hhln known hem, ol .l ud1c M Turle)', . ,. Phone: ANg<lus 3·1075 1 31 8tc also kn ow n as J M.. Turley, ~· Wfill! ~ t~ ,. rrased ,\In Jakt • noti et.'! that thr J1;ft ~II! ::::-=:=:--:::::-:: .. :- UI!Wl •MEUCURY Montcray 4 dr GERAI.D llfiOPER lTmted State·~ nt Amenra has filed /lf1 l. · Sediill . 12,000 actual milea. Met· 1613 P<nn St 1t8 tomphuu1 t il the Umlcd Shllil& : ) ~ ~ comatiC'. ~5eo.OO. Blactlnar'a. Zanesvllh·. Ohio UistrJ.•I t.'ll'llt. Southern District ~ ,, He'll have an ._, Pomeroy J 31 6\c Phone: Zanrsl·llle, of OhiO at Culumbus, being rivil ~ '• appetite as bi9 U his ICOf8 when he 0., 3-84!7 ~--Achon 4844 , United Stall's o! A· ' . _ . • ' a:-'19~ PONTIAC V8 2 dr. Sedan merlca \'s·EJ'~it> Turley and others, gets home. A qmck macllilr.e deviled ham _ Leu tha n 12,000 miles. If lh<'rt' ' 1R I ~f'ckin g forcr losllre of its JUdi!· sandwichea made with fresh ever wa11 a "cream purl", thl~ ~~ ' me~t 111.'11 upon the follow ing Ill'· HOLSUM BREAD and a. ateamiwvt ont. $219~ 00. Blaeltnlllr'tt, Pomc",. , bowl of cl&m chOwder . - - - - - sC'rlb'd projJ,..rl y rOJo'. 1 31 6tr. Bt'ing an lllhhv uletl lwo·thtrtls in· EMPI OYM.~'NT WANTED - any : ... ·)911~ BUICK Spectal 2 dr. Hard tope off a fun·fi11ed eveDinq. k11u! CuttiMCt Myron Bailey, terest In the following rtal proptop. Dynaflow drive, ruUy equipHI"'D I , l'omcrov l SO 3tc erty. LocatP In the Township or ped, blue aud '"kfcy rinhth Satt'm, ('mmty of M'Cl88t Stat(' nf ~.. f229fi.OO, Blaettnar'a, Pomeroy , Jo' OH s~:rtVIl E m repairs on your Ohio St.- rlton No. 28, Town No 8. S(' WJo J.( mut hilw contact Jerry nangc No l!'i. Ohio Compan)·'s 1 31 6tc l'lau ~ hm<an . Sw~cr Sewina Ma- Purc:hase, l•'ractlon.s Nos. 34 and ~ • 1058 PLYMOUTH V8 Savpy 4 dr. l htrw ('o :.!~ N Court Strel"t, 30. 1 Sedan. Ooe eareful local owner, Athon ~. Ohio I Sl 3tc Bel(innin~ en th South line or ~ •.,... tbriJIInl performer $15M.OO EMPLOYME!'lT WANTE;r) _ ~~~-; Frllct h.n N'o 3~. 30 chains ~nd 83 ~ Dlaeunar'~. Pomeroy . I 31 6tc kmd lloward Housh , Minenville hnks E~~o sl of th(l Southwt':-;1 tOr· ·P hon(' SH :\1. 1 31 3tll nl'r tht'reof 1htm~ East 18 c hain~ 111:13 I'LYMOUTH 2 dr , heater, 2 11nd 64 hnktt to th e Norlhwrsl cornew lire1, priecd tu MllJ. Call --::-=c-::· -- RuU~tnd Furniture Co. (2Q) Business 5erviCe5 ncr uf wh~t ia known and was ::-:;::;::;;;--~JOliN f'ORDVCE'S land : 1h('ncc 1 31 3t~.: AI'~YONF. nt•;S il\IN<i HOME D~- South 32 charns 1md 70 /J~k s 1o LIVERY ol Broughton'• Dairy 1h<• hnu ])('tween nucllun 34 ilnd Produl'Ul in Pornl·roy or Middle- 35, t hence weat 10 chains and 86 ll H. KAWLl!'IGS SONS CO. - 24 pnrt, call ~Valier nooks, phone hn k.s thcnct' South 8fl rlei(rces hqur Wrtrker Sl"rvice. Day 60:17·J. Ar'<•r all. " The Beat We!iil to thr lall(t former!)· owned Doesn't l'o~L A l'cnt M()re." b\ SILA S S'I'JtONG; thence North Phone 6227 Nlcht Pbone 1 25 lmoc 57 th•t.:n.' t'~ 38 mlnutes West a· 1039-X. OOllGE · PLYMOVTII lun~ Lht> hnas ol SlLAS STRONG DEALERS. 3 8 II --::--::------Insurance to 1!w ltnc hetwl!en Ft;1ction No. &araOI-SimPIOD lnauranee Actoer. :17 .1nd No. 38; tbcnto E41st al0!\11 M.iddlepol't. Fir• • Automobile- :;.Jld ltnt• tu _the place ot beginBOD&. Phoow G3le.X 140-tf OJIIJ,: , run.tsHrml '1:t acre:J more or Je llS Bcmg the -.:llle teal eata.te la1111'••ce Prottc!U.., con•cycd ~::::ER, Ufe, Auto. •~.rw, PoUo. Call DoD E'T' AL io C.-\JU,. l',SHENEni!:LD PHONE 398 I HOtS£ rOc: S.-\1.. 1-11lh 2 .<~par!· mPnt~ 6 ruot•t, .ual hath 111 <'ach ap;, r: mc nt <~II JH·.,., c<Jjl]lt r water llnP<; all nt."w "~~ luw~ n•w j I --'=-== Looking For Something Natices ' • You'll Fmd It Through The Daily Sentinel GETS RESULTS WANT '"' ADS I Call 1 398 "' HOW! ~ WE BUY OH I0 VALLEY JUNK CO. ;:;;:;::========= ( 17) Help Wanted NOTICE Trevey-Finsterwold Funerol Home FARMERS !~o~m~c~rO~Y~-~O·h••_•~-~ -~~~~~~'!1-~~~· ------·- --- Hew 1951 FARMALL "'""' I .. --- - --- ---·- ·=-=::-:::= • Meigs Equipment Company ~!!!!!!!••• "'"1.,.~ &inning at the southwest corner of said land aM running west to an elm tree and the township road Mr, and Mrs. Ray TbOfiDplon of tO flilet, and 24 feet wide more or vernon and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd lea.s; Hoffm11.n, Pomeroy, vL9ited .Mr. and PARCEL NUMBER TWO Olive Mrs. Lou HC"ffman, Sunday. fo wns hip. Mdgs County, Stale of A stork shower was g1ve n at the OhiO. Bemg part of lhe north haH h ome of Mrs, Dallas Roush honor· of the northwest quarter of sec- tng her daug hter, Mrs. Lou GilUon II, town 4, and range 11 . and land of New Raven , Friday even· beginning on FJ.eld'~ \me and run. ing. Gil mcs were played and re· tung north 80 rods along Albert fr.ashm ents of p1e, ice cream, poSchultz hne , thence west 88 rods tato chips l'nd pop were scned to to the center of the road, thence Mrs. Fred Gibbs, Mrs. Gilland, with said road to Fields lme, Mrs. Maxmc Fields, Mrs Mary thence with Fields line to the Roush, Bet;y Call, WUma Blake, place of beginning containing 30 Evelyn Ntcholson, Eula Stewart, Twda HyseH, Bonnie Duncan. Mar acres more =:~r less. PARCEL NUMBER THREE· g1e Cartwright, Blanche Jones, Olive Townshlp, Meigs County, Mrs. Bob GilJand , Mrs. Hart, HilState of Oh10. Being all that part dq and Gladys Roush and Ole via of the north half of the northwest Young. Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Robinson quarter of ~tion' 11, town 4, and range 11 that lies west of the pub- and f :~ mily vistted Mr. and Mrs. He road wbirh passes ttlrough said Frank M:cDerm1tt at Letart over section, excepting 10 acres sold to the week end. Margaret Smith of Cleveland, 0 . G. T. Ruth off the West end of visited her family and parents Aid quarter section, also exceptlast week . ing a lot out of the Northwest cor· Mrs. Nelson Roush and children ner or said land, now owned by visited her parents, Mr. and Mn. Wa1..9on and PhJlhpa. on the west Harry Jobnson, Saturday. by land of Amlils (,. Rardon, on Mr. and Mrs. Glenn- Cartwright the south by htnds of Cowdery, and Fielda,/.nd on the east by the public roa , contalning 40 acres more or less. There ia a r1ght of way reserved alob.g the south side of sa1d Jot bv Cowdery, rrom the public road to his lot. This deed is for Land sold to J . W. .Johnson, by the heirs of Thomas Gum, as recorded in Deed Book 96, pages 10, JJ , 12 and Number 107, page -62 of 1rfe1gs County, Ohio. :PARCEL NUMBER FOUR· S1l· uated In Ohve Township, Me1gs CCJunty, OhH', and bemg the south half of the northwe ~ t quarter of Secbon 11. Town 4 and Range 11 , and bounded w; follows, on the east by lands of George S. Fields. and on the south by Landa of C S Infant's Carr, and on the west by lands of s. E. Pattw:wn, and on the north by lands of W J Warner And con. tammfi! 40 D.r,.es more or le~s . Said premises appraised at Reg. 19o $2,067.00 and can not be !old for less than two thirds of the apprlnsement. Robert C. Hartenbach , Sheriff O'Br1en & O'Brien, Att.)'S. Reg. 29c (1) 10, 17, 24 , 31 (2) 7, 5tc QIRON !tUBBER PANTS ' · · ~=====~"""' I (19) Business Opoartunities Real Estate Broker .. MARSHALL AC.~ Ccc U::;SE::D::-WASHINGTON UP - George Preston Marshall, owner of the Washington Redskins professional football team, was accused today m a suJt f1led by sportscaster Harry Wisner of usmg $500,000 of the club's money "for his own personal benefit." SUS Size Anacin Tablets ••"'• 98c of100 ••••• WaiJrHn Plntic LOST 40 lbI Auto Soles .. IN -. 2 MONTHI ., r ' , ! N. 2nd. Ave. Aspirin f ...; _ _ _ i"'--- . the $5 he i:Ove lo Humrarlan refu- •cal .conlribution? Those are two of .the kJnd of. speeial questions wbtch are popplng up this )'ear. •Last year, peoI.e were . asking about deductlona· for ·hurricane and flood danJagei. Every .Year we are (Jked about deductions for medu:!·al exense5, for IJ&yments to a nuram IAA!ilctl r..•r taking care or the youn.e:ster \\hJ)e mother works, and for Inter· ~fl payments on installment buy. · " .,..,)-----~ Speci~ls RALLS • ' '' RECEIVING BLANKETS 45c (8bl Auto Services llO t:U ! COIIPI,:rE by I .· iU4 C1.ABA ..Jitl.- '""fd l .. 1 ·~-: Pomeroy are . ., , . Gip. IN THE ••LY .sENt.t ·. ,.W~~ tlgeicqj, DRUG STORE ... ·-·· it:OA"r on FOR BABY And We Are aoud to -be fiii.YLOCM NeW*tw :In jAeigs County 39C !li·oa. lin , I!.!;~~~t~~no!t:_~eJI[ceed"'i.h!~ J , r, , •I' '' AY-TOL Reg. $5.59 A. 8. D. G. CAPS OLEO BREON Reg. U.79 $1~98 ·-· ' 12 Iron Vilonibls For11ula llxir 1" An Appeliho iuil.r Th;. eon;,-,upplieo full t!SJI!'fttial for And Liver JOt Capsules - ... ". (Limit lJ . , • !SO Reg . $5.sr $4.59 llodY EoeriJ'. l2-e1 .. ~· 99' .,M- '*•J•: l.rOCAI, ON SALE THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY! Soom<>nh. GASOL1NI! ALLEY ':uc!b $600.J EVERfJHING IS' Of40 Vitamin Solution · · · · · · . Legal Notice LOCAL ADVEIJ.t.IOh!lJ~T LOCAL EMPL.¥M£NT LOCAL INTEREST DRUG STORE Anotlter striJcel Multiple - For Children Yw may not deduct: Federal t.Jes or excise tun. federal Soeta! Security taxe1, flt1htln1 or dog licenses, water Ulxel or auto Ill1 apectlon fe es. Let me repeal: You may not claim an y of theae dcdutUble ·Jems unless you lilt aU yoUr de· ciuetions one • by one; you may uot claim them if you lakt> the stondard deduction. 1'ommorow· Deductions for St<"k· ness or Injury; tax ben~ttt 9 for p r~ 'lns with pensions or annult it•£ r;: l.iK,._L NEWS Middleport ,ILLS 'Tube $1.98 dl~7 on you, LOCAL PICTfJftiS STAR'K 'S JJ'/ItJittlll, 11111 trr Reg. U.!l taxe1 lmpo~ed Callie Farrah, who realc:Jes at Kalamazoo State Hoapital, Kalamazoo, Miebipn, Robert KnoHs, mg. am·c, · whose last knowa place Gf resiusekeeper who looks after the dence was Elkton, Maryland, R D. As the law allows. you c'e rtain : lontributlonl are fleduetible h tax-free $600 ex:empJ1ons for your they a:o to rolgio_u!! charitable, chud and also does sorqethmJ like 1. but whose preaent.a4dnu is uP. eleaning or lauderifl&', known and toannot, with ' reasonself und your ~P.,:nd_ents see educalj~at. ~tal.igc pr lib!r~ c(loking, sesterday·~ artlcl~ • . so H aUows j' orgaiJiatio~. sO to~ u the ·, r. v~p may deduCt: .ohly that part ..ol 1ble dillg'enee, be . 1Mrtamett blr pay phll!b ~presents the t.i~n,e Cah•<lnce Knott a, 'Vlfbo ·lht k.uswn ;ou cdriam a~oyn:ts for. sUch gant;ijH9P. Jl'~t oPfated for · bings ,~ tontrtbJltlDns, IJ!ferest , sonal profit ~nd not cnryflt"' .lie ~ng for . the ehHd.: p1ace of residence ~lsr IV)'() ale. · lc'~ BxpeT . West Virginia, and whoe present paymcf!ls, sta~e and !~cal !!.axes, f.l ~Janda ~bt tr~ ·*O influ~ medlcat t'X:J*nses, child care, leglsl~ttlon, • Medic.~ e~»enses • bruncally. place or residence l,<\IQimown and you Ne"'allowed ·!!' ~e~~Jcl m~c- cannot be aacertalnedt-" Ralph SOIUe 101:888-~fen It you had none ' C•nfi'itMniona Art Dtductibl• of them. d~r1ng the year. This mean contributions to al and dental expenses if they run Knotts, whose last Jmowd place of ~a:her thn three per .cent i.f Your rcsidenc~ was PowelltOD., West In clatmmg the deductlon, you AA.•!ln !1. lf.unorr...r... .. ~ .,a::uent · deduet a eertaln anioilrif frOrii auc'li a~ t~·'A;eiican dltfJ.IJPJ, ·lneGme. ¥ou do not dedpet tha.t V1rginia but h YOUr incom~, thereby reducing thf> and others, W( ~~ueti~fl q.ri:'.U f:Jft 'bree per cent portion, but ((ente i~ unltn~: an}! c-.n~!~: y~ ®" ~\lot t1Je amq~l:).t ..aWJvP. w1QI, reasonable dillgeiJee. be a~r amount Which lS la:t::ed. Contributl6fi\' the St•oul•r.d ~len · ,.fe- Ulat lt rou ..are 61 or -old!llr, you eerl.ained; Russell Knqttt, whose ""'rl' 1 . -::-:-.":1\"".·· , tJ.q;n campajp, ~ can 1 ates or E may deduct· all )'our own medica! last knOWQ. place of reJfodence was veryone •s enUtl~ 'to 4t least W-tl~~. : ~ NJ~ · duct.il. Ivydale, West Virginia, but whose the standard deducUon, which al· 'tblld cale-You ue R;t · it· expenses. Ther~ are ceilings In an cases. present place or residtnee is un· lows you approximately 10 .per tfJ) to deduct co; baby sJtl:ftees cel}t oi your m~ome for 9educh~~ wll!i:D ,lOU ,o~ :1M vi : n.. f'.Qr ~nst~ce, ~ Sill,a:Je per~on known a,nd cannot b~ ascertained; ~aiming QtJiy the one exemptwn Leland Price, who~ ~!It known outlays, f>Ven 1t you spe,-nt le~ 1 · LIP~ ea. • • 11,1 1 · tha.n that or nothing at all. If you • pru1ard are de- ~or himself Is Umlted to a $2.500 place of residence is 1010 South 11eJical-dental deduction In one Quebec St., Apt 3, Arlina:ton, Virclatm the standard deduction, you are working ,:, :u:~.,..~rs~. r:l)qples filing a ginia, and wh01e present place or eanll'Ot cla1m it for more thqp for wort or •or .. · Y ~g \r ~r: marTied $1 000 I jJ ., · • t • lnap \V 0 II joint returri are limited to f),QOO. residt'nce is unknown and cannot , . n most cas~s epm~a to lfivoreed or leailJ.I.· l d · less than that 'd "" Y separf e or a lf they ha.ve ft{l dependents, $7,500 be ascertained; wi11 take notice 'Nith One dependent, $10,000 tf they that Kenna Knotts. as administra. file tbeir retug~ ~·1'axpayers who .WOlQe~ aad t.bue ll""lbl ' tor of the estate of Wilham H. on the card form 1040A and those dt!duct · t ' • e men bave two or more dependents. You m~y deduct : Payments to Knotts, deceased, on the lUith day f~~· Jr who figure tbetr ·tax from the tax it co:ttt that table in the official inl!truiotion,S I one lnM ~ th ' ~ , ...v~ 8!-'.lJl'· t)hlrSfcians, aurgeons. , dentist, op of September, 1952.. filpcfhis peti· take the st~ndard deduction, jt is aLJJ~ ~• ;Lf~ tilm" tometritts. qualified ~;~~y~l1ologists tion tn ~ . Probate Co1f{t of Melcs _ , . . oi'Ork.. Tll6 1nd Christian Seiellce practition· County. Ohio, Ca~ No., lJJ,oaJ, and Also the elC.PfiU~ of diagno- op tbe J4th day ~ ot D~ember, trettDJent ' qr prevention or a 1936, fUe(\ his aupplerp,ntal peti· bill tjon therein, a~etiDi tb,f the per· h9IP,I'tal · ' s, e:realasse:;, nurs.n~, ~on•l .i·...,tli. ~·. ••ld def:edent is setv1ces; :r ..,"ff',, dr"as any amo j 1t nsuffident to pay biB ~ebls and · tJOn; that bver cme per cent ebar.lileS of. adtnlollt~ PJ.~dlcal and dec134ent, WiJliam H. notts, died lneludlng faltr seized in fee slinple of the follow· " 1ir\ifi.cial li~Qs • , nm'J·I InKTbrealf eatste' : II l ea1. late I l .bjr.e in ...urancc e o ow ng r ~ s tua • ed in Sedion•No. 30, Township No. })IIlllS whieh coer the cost cr 7 , Ranae NO. !S, of the Ohio Com· pany's Purchase, Salem Township, mel!ical care. Note : 1f )'ou receive payments Meige County, Ohio, and bounded frQm a ~ea.ltb insura~cll phm , or and defCribed as follow.s: Bemg 41~ otherw1se repaid .for your tlie ·r;o,tJJ..,esl quarter of the ·, .m~ull~.t ~. dental ex:peqSt"~ . YQUr Nl,)rthwest quarter of ,ald. section, "'"J'L~If\\ ,.,,~. <l"t). . aeduchorr•.Is re11~ aecordi!W:!Y ~ q~ntainlng 40 acres, mO«> M- le", Storm tOIMJ , " .eueptins therefrom 20 acres, Stor~ LCJgses • Ge nerally, thr more or Jess, which lies on the de4uct10n you may cla1m I r ,East side of the pubilc road, constorm, flood or other e11.sua lt:;' veyed to GladyS" Knotts by deed a~~Me to your progerj:y i ~ the recorded in Deed Book 168 Page dulerence between the val1• , oi 435 of Meigs County Deed RcCJ~rds . 'Yhole proper9' Immediately J:J;eing the same re11l estate eon. the st'otrt\ aid 'mmediately v~.Yed to W. H. Knotts by deed , !9,s bef~ you clean it recorded in Deed Book 163 P<tge ' i'pitlfef Wf.ether you lose 139 ot Mei.lll County Deed Records. or a hOuse. The prayer of said peHJion ia ~ay npt rded1;1ct the Nl'-~ of for s,tJ.e otsaid real estat~ 1br the 01\.. reptatement· ju!il the payment of ddlts of said 'IIE!cedent value. Senur,Gntal value does and ehaJ'fes aforesaid, and for olh· !'"" . lfhe \f-':.~9SB you e!Pim er hUet be than \vhat The persons first above menfor ' th~;~J,}('rty, , tioned will further lake ·nnth;ethal ·::'~:~r.:. !t.qWrest you •pay they have been mp.de ~~e. det or 'a' per40nal loan fendant In the above petitiOn .and ina)!' be deducted. tbat they are re<juired to anawer B•s,.<:leorly desQ:natl1d and e 1s!l.V the same on or b~fore the 16th day of February, 1957. KENN'A KNOTTS, Aclmlnl,. many installment purcl1ast>s tr•tor of the llbtate of WIS.. <1berc may be no Interest teo as ~>Ueb, but a carryl..ng charge w~.ich ll•m H. knotta, Dtce•aecl. 1-121 27. (II 3, 10, 17, 24, 31 61o 'lilclud'es'the interest : Tbe law tells to fiJure the interest: OIIAFT RESUMED bO,w m.tKb you owed on PHILADELPHIA UP - The Na• at tbe Start oi each tional Football League resumed its • ; add these amounts, lh•lde draft of college players today but eent or the an· with one eye cocked on benefit f' •••~:. · ' ai 'in(ere~t . The prbpo!lis by ttie new NTL Playto· ers Assn., Including a $5,000 min· ~ Cor the "'~o!,e t~num aaJary . ., .. E. Main St. Y.otm maY Irregulars- Reg. 89c Phone 6023 ebi~ren bein1 cared for, the tu:· P,a.ver ma)t not ~uet more tl~llll 101')0. and mey not dt;!duct that ~rd oi an llolllbed dedilcllop. U YO!-.lf oaptrOJUtiQil! lnd pther JT.ucb If . the oare actually coM! de4uetlbl,e .ex~~· ~orne' to ,more leas. A woddnz wife may claim th(' \ban the otaod'!"d .dcdP!"H'¥1 ,1. lp~i, ~our ~JI. .bel nia,y ~ to Jttt deductton onl)' U she £ilet a joint them ah. ~ ~ . 1 ~' .pr0.vld~4 rtluril with ber buaband, If their !)P Page 2 of l«MM. Lpfng eoniblned · Income ia more than epch · ~ep.~ttJ.oh ' ~~~rp.:\)y~ite;n fe> MJOO tbe ,deductllm Ul(!y may tpove• ~9J.I ft P.i n tbe 'P.tr<:lil:ntu1e ctiim is reduced bY the amount and dollar lirJits' J)f t,Jie lf.lpdal'd rrf {'ny lp~IJ}e pyer f4,501l. For ex:if their .il)eome rNa.s $4:,600 deductiop, ' · · · hither than -M,IktO !iDd The rest of thi.t article lt pevot· ehUd 'c•re ~o.Jts wire $400. cd to ded~tione Yih.16h pill)' be cou.ld deduct only $300 $100 cla1mad it you 'item11eo· yo1ir 1di!< tban $400. dtwt•on~, It may · be worth your You ma)' npt d.educt amounts while to .Add up )'O.tlr decluetJ ,lf.! Paid t() one Of yoor ehildren to ou[iays on a separate sheet fil'.!ot, teke care or anoth~r. or paid to to see if tlloey give yoll a blg•er some other depe~dept to care lor deduction than .tbe"ftlllld.ard alf()w ur child. If you have a matd_ or r=~ Infant's ~dent JliJO II phnie1Uy or m•!n· T~paJel'f wbo compute theU' own tn may 'tate eltltlr a atnd· ro· AT yeiJ', Tu.u-AJ • ltiMI'al rule. you Child under 12 or an y other de- JI"an dtduet mo1t at.lte aDd loc111 auto~calb' doe•. Weekend DOAN'S PERCOMORPHUM ". ..... 90c SIZE OlEUM their htturqL ~ee relief' May he deduct a ,polit· 59¢ -- t•• •• AUSS.LL C. HA~~tNGT~ 29¢ WALGREEN makl"- ovt be the tnptyer"1 l)wn thlla, lle~Ud or teqllr adopted ehitd )ltUit .eaJptlated 111 ttf.e tally lneaP.Able Of earing for him· IUch at income, real estate ind help ~a:a: theae PeoPle" ow,. ' ..U. &epr:tlw of tbe numbP.r of penonal propeny 11\,d ules taxes . tM' CO"Jml•li~r tf lf'h~l a,-.ua Wrltte!'l F•r \hl't~ ,.,.., WASHING~ON Ill' • Moy ~ tupa,ycr ~educt lrcm ltls ,Income re.ny-. i . IWII, JllddJIJirt. <*1~ tax~ttv•rs In federeJ lncom. Pants 200- 98c Value Ia feurth iJ!If fin erticln .M Mr. 1111d ~!rs. Don Ha)'Des and SM of Letart were calhng on Mr. and Mrs J H Hayms, Sunday. Mrs. Clark Elhot of CDlumbus. Ohio wa s week end guest of bet SlSter and brotber-m-law, Mr. and Mrs Ed Natross. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ted R1ley Sr. were Mr and Mrs. W. D. Lee and sons of Cheshire, Oh1o, Mrs Vernon Roush and _son of Mason, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Rile1 Jr and son, of Middleport. Janke N1cbolson has accepted employment at the I & S Super market at ~ Jason. Cecile Huddleston of M11son has employment at the Bend Cab of· fice . Shirley Oliver and Luther Tuck· er were shoppin_g in Columb1111, Saturday. Alice Howard of Hartford visit· ed Janice and Janet Nicholion, SatW'day. (> Ernplnvment Wonted i :. ; " IDITOit~S NOT~; ~~~ Ralls Ben Franklin ---- L. Figurinr ¥pur l~ome Tax GIRLS RAYON KNIT PANTIES · · · · · · · · · 20c :'., ,, DpUy SenlJitd, Pomeroy-)f[d~!eDDtl, 0.; ,J~n . 31.1~7-7 .Mrs. Harold Youni and children or Muon visited her motheto.. Mrs C!lfford Johnson, Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Cecll Smith and children of Mason visited Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Smith recently . Baby METROPOLITAN - of l'itawa visited Mr. and Mra. Herman Clrlwrlght, Monday, 2 for 25c Rodney Downing .. • • • TRACY I �--r·~=-===-============~-~~= FOB CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS (21 ) Real Estate 1.--ROvMs- ,.,d BATH, UOOOOO WANT ADS 116 516 I Lo('u ~t St ~~ or !l391 6- Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Jan. 31 , 1957 Legal Notice · , Pomeroy Call 1 31 3tc Legal Notice James Bryant, J r w.hoJ:JC place 5HERIPF'S SALI OF REAL of reliidence 1s uoknown. Lucille ESTATE Po~ers, whose place o{ reSi dence The St•te of Ohio, Mei111 County RATES Is 6742 Sparta, Detroit 10, Mlchl· Common Pleas Court gan; Bartlett Parker, whose place Benj•mln Hllldor., Plahttlff ' 2 cent.s per word, one insertion. Mimmum charge 50c -4 C(•nt.; auwm<J\Jc wa:t·; ht·ali'J ii 'hone of res1dencc IS unknown, the unn per word for three consecutive insertions ti3 11. : i ~1 u: u2:::2 fur <~~•<~rtmcnts. known hetrs, devisee&, lcgat(les, Frank N. Hllldore, Def•ndent S~ial - One month 'for Z5 cents per word 1 31 3tp dutnbutecs, administrators, execu· Case No 17.454. FUll rate of 2 eenta per word Will be char.:l:'t! for adverliSJn.t 1f tors, 1f any, or Bartlett Parker, Io pursuance of an Order ot aot paid for before the ~tb of each m onth following mserllor1. Errofl> in Advertising-Should be reported lmmedlalcly 1 he 5 ROO}IS, h.scml'nt, wuh house, Deceased; Allee Ford, whose place Sale m Partition m the above en· Daily Sentinel will not be responsible for more than one u u:ur· on Kerr ~~ Po 1rH'fO} El~clrtc, of resHience lS unknown; Mrs. titled action, I wW offer for sale reel insertion. ' Wendell Fulton. whose place of at public auction, at the door of water Pho ne Hi2 J Card of Thanks and Special Nohces of Events prtnl('r l at rl'guI 2tl 61p residence is unknown; Sarah Holm the Court House in Pomeroy, Ohio lar cla111ified rates. Obituaries publiShed at I cent p l'r word ben , whose place of residence is , m the above named County, on ...;.,_-=-::.... unknown; Mrs Bert Higley , whose Saturday, the 16 day of February, 1 FRIGIDAIRE, J::•u.. tc G a~ place of residence i.11 unknown : 1957 , at 10. s. m. o'clock. the fol· Range WJII ~ell hoth reason. 1 Louise Exllne , whose place of res- lowmg descrlbM real estate, situ· (1) ably Ca ll :m 1 3I3tc l ldcnce IS unknowR The Maynard ate in the f.ounty of Melg1 and ' Coal Compflny, a Corporation, State of Ohtn, and 1D the TOWDihip IT 'S EASY TO ELEC1 RI C St:\\' 1 ~0 ,\-lACHINE, whose res1d ence, or bustness add· of Oltve , to-wit : lavatory, lar~::e m('rit("Jnc rabtnct, BUY - SELL - RENT ress u unknown w11l take nqtiee PARCEL NUMBER ONE. Situ· clectrtc sweu;:~ r Phone 364. lind employment - htre that on the 7th day of December ated in tbe 'I'"wnabip of OUve, tbr l 29 6tc or lind a lost item through 1956, Hiram Slawter, being plain· County of Meigs, and State of 'The Dally Sentinel WANT HOLSTEIN COW 3 years, Iresh 1 tiff. f!led his pehtlon in the court Ohio, and bounded and deaulbed ADS Don't put it olf of Commltn Pleas, Meigs County, as follows , to-wit; Be(inning a1 soon. Nuar Mornm);! Star Church. I Ohio, Case No. 12,497, against the the northwest corner of land OWD· Call 398 Today - An Ad in John ChA•w> 1 29 3tp above named parties and other• ed b) Willillm PhilliJJI, and form· this column as defendants, alleging that he erly owned by Je•JJie B. MyJ;ocle, AN OUTBUll.IJING m good conhas a legal right to and is seized 1n Section 12, Town 4 1nd RaDJe dillOn Call 341 ·Y. 1-28-6tc in fee simple of the undivided 11, and running touth 96 rods, 1 23/24ths part of the following de- thPnee east 281h rod'i; thence nortb ~\JI Ken' scribed parcl"ls of real estate, to- · 96 rods along Albert Schultz's line; Furntshed APARTMF:NT -. 4I wit · then~e west 281h, rods, to the plactl rooms an1 prn·ate h<~lh 11213 E PARCEL No 1. of beginnin1. cont~ininc 17 aerea KROGER Ma in St , Pomt•roy Phone 103-X The following Rl"al Estate situmore or less: a r1ght of way beA New Super Market 1 29 :nc ated in the County of Metgs, in the In Pomeroy, Ohio State of Oh10, and m the Town- part of each of aaJd parcell o! Kroger will interview for APART:IIF. N'l'-~ :'1 room~; and bath , ship of Rutland , and bounded and real estate. male clerk positions full gas fu r nar( , Joratt·d :!lfP'2 E. described as follows· In Section Plaintiff fuftber alleges that Ma111 Si , !'um!Croy Call Dr K time and part time. No. 7, Town 6 and Range 14 of the ~he Maynard Coal Company, 1 D Amsbar y I :J5 lf ' I OhiO Company's Purchase: Begin· Corporation, may claim an lnU!r· Quall!lcatlons Necessary FULL TIMI-, ning 103 rods North of the South esl ln 13 acres of coal underlying LH:l,(•L .YilJl]ld~~· High ~c¥ol Gradut~tft East corner of Section No. 7; Parcel No. 2, by virtue of a deed l.:llUH!Il fo, •IJJt!r, M1ri PAR.T TIMEthenCe West 1208 feet ; thence • recorded in Vol. 113, Paee 268, i'u ti:lti5·X t'L-l·tJ High School Stud•nH North 22 deg. East 271S feet, thence Deed Record.,, Meiga County, Ohio. AGE 17 to 30, neat apparance , toJt re......_WtellSI.OJJ Lwlder~ Furthermore that the de!end· , - friendly personality and able to ;;:;;;;:;;:;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;:I North 40 de~. East 299 feet ; thenc" !:icaffold Boards. 1:)~ Clollw. - -- - - - North 48 Deg. East 18'7 feet; ants, Bartlett Parker and the un· pau written test. ' . ..;IJnton F:sber Ylddle(llllft. thence North 61 Deg. Eallt 594 feet known heir•. devisees legatee., Starlin~ Rates Pbun~ 6:.!tlli-X 11-J...d thence North 34lh Deg. East 99 dtstributees. adminiBlraton, eJI[ecu· Full Time - $51.40 Per Week> =--:-:- -- - -P•rt Time $1.26 Per Hour STRl.I>CTURAL aEAM:i feet, thence North 1714 Deg. East tors, tf an:r, of Bartlett Parker, 1 ONE 4 ROOM APARTMENT. One 40 HOUR week, regular period ic &CRAto IRON_ METALS 198 ~et; thence North 14 Dcg. Deceased ; Alice Ford, M:n. Wen8 room ho11.1e Newly decorated increases, uccllcnt bcnef1t pro· East 280 feet :thence North 38 dell F'ulton; Sarah Holmben; Mrs. lnslde aM out A. N. Bengtl, gram lncludinK free insurance , Oeg. E'"l 33 feel 1o the East line Bert Higley and Louise Exline Pomeroy. 11 1 U sick pay, profit shanng, etc. of Section No. 7; thence South on may claim an Interest In the 13 App_l_t In penon •t Phone 51ll Pomtroy Seclion lme 1680 feet to point c£ acres of eoal underlying Partel MARTIN HOTEL beginning, eontalmng 10 acres No 2 by v1rtue of the said deed , more or less. recorded in Vol. 113, Page 268 of Pomeroy, Ohio the Deed Records of Me1gs County CAN YOU ust: SJ5$50 a week Wnen peopl& suddenly fac~ IJ~ PARCEL No. 2 Thurtd•y. Jenu•...,311t lt1 1Hid111ur• to yow present earnr~av~mcnt the sei'Vtce of a trusi Between 10 a.m. •nd 2 p.m. The followmg Real Estale situ- Ohio worthy fuu eral dJrct.'lor ts Jndli:r ated in the ('o untv of Meigs, the Plaintiff further alleges in the mg_..., Supp 1y 11!1\~u m er~ ttl !Po m1·2&-2t c pensablc They also welcome tile stale of Ohio and in the Township petition that the Division CJf Aid eroy w1th tlw llllgt• Rawlc1gh information and counsel rc•;elvLint' Stmt ,.,.1111ng 1mm edmlcly . or Rutland and bounded and des- for the Aged Department of Pulr ed at Wlll l' Hi~o\\ lt' IJ.:h H llept OliL-840cribed as follows· In ~;ectJon No. 1, lir Welfare Stale of Ohio, has or 776 , i"rt' l' JlOrl, Ill 1 ;n ltp Town No 6 an Ra.nge No. 14 of claims to have a lien on said rea) the Ohio Company's Purchase : Be· estate. In the prayer of 11aid petition, ln addit10n thl.,. cD n secure qm;(· ginning 103 rods North or the ~Ult.:K 6E.JCV1C'l: on Watca R& plamhf( prays that his mterest M1 plllnlijl bJ Factory Th.lned lty merchancitse wJthoul extra- \ South West rornflr of Section No. sa td r eal estate may be set off to vaaance. 144 Butternut Ave 1; thence Ealit 149 feet , thence "'atcb<ttlk« . CUl.;LlN.!S JKWF.r North 15 Deg East 2172 feet to him in severalty and for partitions LERS, Pf'UlollrO•. l-3-d .. the Southeast corner of a 5 acre of sa td real estate, according tn -~ trp.ct form e rly sold to Wilbur the respective rights Of t.be per· M\X WARll tLADh.J & TEL~VJ ::JIO~ SERVJC:I!. Reevt>s lhencc North S.'l Deg. tbnl thereto, and in cue parti· • Phone :tOO. Ueland Appllaol't" W('!;t 194 feet along lhc Svuth sid e lion of said aforesaid described ~lrae, 118 W. MaJn St.• Pomero7 of the saul 5 arres; thence South real estate cannot be made w1lh· .01-ZJI. If 38 Deg West 810 fE"et to the west out rnamfest injury to the value • .::,; ... _ fin . _ _ . . Now In Our Showroom hnc of Section No l; thence South thereof, then that said real estate ...... r... 11 I'OREMM " ABIIOTT T.V. 3ERPower put to better u~;e" 115 1 . leeond St. . Pt.on. 6) on Scdion line I68U feet to p01nt may be adjudged to one or more VICE AU wake1 Repalred by EJ. Pomeroy, Ohio of bcginnmg, containing 21 acres of the partles to this suit upon ' pert 1'echmr \loU. Pbo...- Cl284o Y eleclio11, as provide'd by law, and morl' (Jr lr ss ~.U~e~ , ~£~« Thts lund suhject to an oil and lp case real estate is not adjudged SAVE ON YOUR SW'E repair Jt gas lease , also a right of w::~y for to one or more parties to thb ault Raclne Shue Shop t•gn•ss and ingress to the land ly- upon election. Ail provided by law, lt so tf INSUIIANCE AGENC\' Ing so uth of the above dcsc:;rii;H.:d then thal saul real estate may be Pomeroy, Ohio lr<~ cls; also. a right of way for sold, free and clear from any and fire, Automoblb, Het~Uh :_ 1-29-Ulc JlOwcr poles f(Jr the transmission all claims, rights and interests or ACCIDENT each and all the parties to thi1 of electrlclty over the 111me. Lit., Cetu•lty and Bond• Excepting approximately 3 ~~ Jult. Plaintiff further prays that ...._.,... SP.X IAL MEETING RaC'Ine Amrracrl's of co·11 in Pittsburgh No 8 the said defendants and each of ~~ 1can Legion memben an .1 th•·t r V{'tn or coal. whlrh said 3'1,. ocrcA them be required to set up what· A business or your own! In MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ._ • fam !hcli, t: l Racme Methodist ar... dl'sl'ribed in Vol 108, pa~e 253 ever r1gbts, claJms or intereata ChuH·h . Sunday , February 3, DAIRY ISU: STORES of the ON'fl Records or McigA they and each of thorn have ln 6136-M PHONES 6318 said real estate or be forever bar· ('Oillll)', Ohio '730pm 1313tr Man·h Opening red from as:ierting same, and lor Tht• aforesaid described parcels 1\-liddlcJlurt Area other proper relief. t;ood hl'tng a surveyed description of Complete WHEEL ALIGNMENT, Dutrv hlf' SJor,. ~ I'(' ('IJI( nlZCd L~lll( Said parties are required to til(' rea l rs'ate described In Vol. AII 1Uukcs and Model!l balancing wnd brake service. I'I'S in tlw llll'r(·h,uHhstng of soft ic'P answer on or before the 2nd day I ill,. pa~c 623 of the Deed Records, ~... :· Hackelt'1:1 Sarety Service, West cl't'<lllt , lw ~ <Ill 1'M't•llunt (QrRI\un of March, A D 19157. 11.\'allubl c now 111 I he MlddlcllOI't Me1p: ~ County, .Phlo. ....... Main Strc, t, Pomeroy, Ohio. Dited January 9th. 1957. arc11 Plaint1 rr further aJieges In ~Is AUTO SALES Hiram Slawter · :.J>- --- -,-:: A:: Y-1-::D::O::cN::'T:-:YOU KNOW? Halrv I.~J ,. !ilorrs are a Nnt!tnlnl JWtitiOn that Janles Bryant, Jr Is crow & Crow cham uf !ndtvtdu111ly OWIIt'rl rll'l"f'· nttkcr'l will Jive )'OU the belt srtlcd of the undivided 1/ 24th ms wtlh rxl'lu~Jv(•ly designed nn<1 Attorneys for PlainUfb trde on /urnlturt or appllan· CONCRETI!: BLOCKS patentt•d hu1ld1nlo: - not a roadslrlt· (ll 10, 17 . 21 , 31, (2) 7. 14 8tc eea. U tf stand but a lwaullful, mode rn . "'Build Better For L"1" deed d01ted November 9, 11M3 and prat"tiral jr,forr ' GRUESER BI,OCK CO. rccordl'd November 23, 1943 In (8) Dairv Isle w11l sr t you up in hu~1 J Mil.. North of _.ome,.oy the rccord11 of the Deeds of MeiGS nes11 in t1 prot('rlcd location witt. ' Oft Rt. SS. Cllll Wm. o,......, C'O\Illty' OhlO, Volume un' Pa.ge -· --::~ hm1trd r~pltnl ' :=:---::: Rock lprln11 I6R 11186 BUI CK Special 4 dr. Hard All Ouiry l.~IE· lll('llliOI\ 8 al'(' ~cl rrt -:::-:::-:=::-:,S~t·' S and all 0lh•r SWANTON, OHIO-"Rennel Con• Top Sedan U~naf1ow, one local ,,rt by men with yt• :u·s of msrk('t ~_ " ll p{'rson " S hIV· oentrete t• an exc.llent prod.uct tor NOTICI . Ill~ an lllterest In said property •nYon• 1Ufferin1 from overwel~ ln owntr, red and white three ~uney tli!Pellf'llt't' tone. $219~.00. Blaettnar's, Pom· Own•,. earnint up to $300 1 week Gerald Whitlol'k. ~iddr(>ss un- arc required to appear and f1le =wo~~~~:l.~~.torf h•;:i known The unknown heln of El· thetr answers In aald Court on or to believe th1t I Wu ov.,...trht •t eroy. 1 :u tile 1nd more. Capltt~l required : $3,500. wuod Tnrh· 1·, tteeeased. Tht• un- before March 20, 1957 e\1," write• Mn. B. Trowbrtdl•, ft , :t. \ ~----· - . l!ktx 72, Bw1nt0ft, 0. .. 18M PONTIAC V8 Star Chid 4 dr. llln•nclnt tin be 1rren. .d. ktwwn heirs or lnu Whitlock, dellOWtARD c . BOil'S Alii: your druidlt lor .. OUilCH of Writ. or l'hon• 1t nn.-•l Only 8.00ll urcful mlle~ . nnar· c·P:t, l'!( TllP nnknnwn ht•trs of United StalPs Marshall ~=~~ ~~~N,n~~t. ~~~ est new u1ed car In lht!i orca. 11,\IR.Y lSI, •: SAMlS M'IJIJd" Tutll'y clt·rensc~d. The un- 1(1 1 ::n (2) 7, 14, 21.28 1(3) '7, 6tc redudnJ wttb • $2493.00. BlaeUnan, Pomeroy. Wooster, Hhln known hem, ol .l ud1c M Turle)', . ,. Phone: ANg<lus 3·1075 1 31 8tc also kn ow n as J M.. Turley, ~· Wfill! ~ t~ ,. rrased ,\In Jakt • noti et.'! that thr J1;ft ~II! ::::-=:=:--:::::-:: .. :- UI!Wl •MEUCURY Montcray 4 dr GERAI.D llfiOPER lTmted State·~ nt Amenra has filed /lf1 l. · Sediill . 12,000 actual milea. Met· 1613 P<nn St 1t8 tomphuu1 t il the Umlcd Shllil& : ) ~ ~ comatiC'. ~5eo.OO. Blactlnar'a. Zanesvllh·. Ohio UistrJ.•I t.'ll'llt. Southern District ~ ,, He'll have an ._, Pomeroy J 31 6\c Phone: Zanrsl·llle, of OhiO at Culumbus, being rivil ~ '• appetite as bi9 U his ICOf8 when he 0., 3-84!7 ~--Achon 4844 , United Stall's o! A· ' . _ . • ' a:-'19~ PONTIAC V8 2 dr. Sedan merlca \'s·EJ'~it> Turley and others, gets home. A qmck macllilr.e deviled ham _ Leu tha n 12,000 miles. If lh<'rt' ' 1R I ~f'ckin g forcr losllre of its JUdi!· sandwichea made with fresh ever wa11 a "cream purl", thl~ ~~ ' me~t 111.'11 upon the follow ing Ill'· HOLSUM BREAD and a. ateamiwvt ont. $219~ 00. Blaeltnlllr'tt, Pomc",. , bowl of cl&m chOwder . - - - - - sC'rlb'd projJ,..rl y rOJo'. 1 31 6tr. Bt'ing an lllhhv uletl lwo·thtrtls in· EMPI OYM.~'NT WANTED - any : ... ·)911~ BUICK Spectal 2 dr. Hard tope off a fun·fi11ed eveDinq. k11u! CuttiMCt Myron Bailey, terest In the following rtal proptop. Dynaflow drive, ruUy equipHI"'D I , l'omcrov l SO 3tc erty. LocatP In the Township or ped, blue aud '"kfcy rinhth Satt'm, ('mmty of M'Cl88t Stat(' nf ~.. f229fi.OO, Blaettnar'a, Pomeroy , Jo' OH s~:rtVIl E m repairs on your Ohio St.- rlton No. 28, Town No 8. S(' WJo J.( mut hilw contact Jerry nangc No l!'i. Ohio Compan)·'s 1 31 6tc l'lau ~ hm<an . Sw~cr Sewina Ma- Purc:hase, l•'ractlon.s Nos. 34 and ~ • 1058 PLYMOUTH V8 Savpy 4 dr. l htrw ('o :.!~ N Court Strel"t, 30. 1 Sedan. Ooe eareful local owner, Athon ~. Ohio I Sl 3tc Bel(innin~ en th South line or ~ •.,... tbriJIInl performer $15M.OO EMPLOYME!'lT WANTE;r) _ ~~~-; Frllct h.n N'o 3~. 30 chains ~nd 83 ~ Dlaeunar'~. Pomeroy . I 31 6tc kmd lloward Housh , Minenville hnks E~~o sl of th(l Southwt':-;1 tOr· ·P hon(' SH :\1. 1 31 3tll nl'r tht'reof 1htm~ East 18 c hain~ 111:13 I'LYMOUTH 2 dr , heater, 2 11nd 64 hnktt to th e Norlhwrsl cornew lire1, priecd tu MllJ. Call --::-=c-::· -- RuU~tnd Furniture Co. (2Q) Business 5erviCe5 ncr uf wh~t ia known and was ::-:;::;::;;;--~JOliN f'ORDVCE'S land : 1h('ncc 1 31 3t~.: AI'~YONF. nt•;S il\IN<i HOME D~- South 32 charns 1md 70 /J~k s 1o LIVERY ol Broughton'• Dairy 1h<• hnu ])('tween nucllun 34 ilnd Produl'Ul in Pornl·roy or Middle- 35, t hence weat 10 chains and 86 ll H. KAWLl!'IGS SONS CO. - 24 pnrt, call ~Valier nooks, phone hn k.s thcnct' South 8fl rlei(rces hqur Wrtrker Sl"rvice. Day 60:17·J. Ar'<•r all. " The Beat We!iil to thr lall(t former!)· owned Doesn't l'o~L A l'cnt M()re." b\ SILA S S'I'JtONG; thence North Phone 6227 Nlcht Pbone 1 25 lmoc 57 th•t.:n.' t'~ 38 mlnutes West a· 1039-X. OOllGE · PLYMOVTII lun~ Lht> hnas ol SlLAS STRONG DEALERS. 3 8 II --::--::------Insurance to 1!w ltnc hetwl!en Ft;1ction No. &araOI-SimPIOD lnauranee Actoer. :17 .1nd No. 38; tbcnto E41st al0!\11 M.iddlepol't. Fir• • Automobile- :;.Jld ltnt• tu _the place ot beginBOD&. Phoow G3le.X 140-tf OJIIJ,: , run.tsHrml '1:t acre:J more or Je llS Bcmg the -.:llle teal eata.te la1111'••ce Prottc!U.., con•cycd ~::::ER, Ufe, Auto. •~.rw, PoUo. Call DoD E'T' AL io C.-\JU,. l',SHENEni!:LD PHONE 398 I HOtS£ rOc: S.-\1.. 1-11lh 2 .<~par!· mPnt~ 6 ruot•t, .ual hath 111 <'ach ap;, r: mc nt <~II JH·.,., c<Jjl]lt r water llnP<; all nt."w "~~ luw~ n•w j I --'=-== Looking For Something Natices ' • You'll Fmd It Through The Daily Sentinel GETS RESULTS WANT '"' ADS I Call 1 398 "' HOW! ~ WE BUY OH I0 VALLEY JUNK CO. ;:;;:;::========= ( 17) Help Wanted NOTICE Trevey-Finsterwold Funerol Home FARMERS !~o~m~c~rO~Y~-~O·h••_•~-~ -~~~~~~'!1-~~~· ------·- --- Hew 1951 FARMALL "'""' I .. --- - --- ---·- ·=-=::-:::= • Meigs Equipment Company ~!!!!!!!••• "'"1.,.~ &inning at the southwest corner of said land aM running west to an elm tree and the township road Mr, and Mrs. Ray TbOfiDplon of tO flilet, and 24 feet wide more or vernon and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd lea.s; Hoffm11.n, Pomeroy, vL9ited .Mr. and PARCEL NUMBER TWO Olive Mrs. Lou HC"ffman, Sunday. fo wns hip. Mdgs County, Stale of A stork shower was g1ve n at the OhiO. Bemg part of lhe north haH h ome of Mrs, Dallas Roush honor· of the northwest quarter of sec- tng her daug hter, Mrs. Lou GilUon II, town 4, and range 11 . and land of New Raven , Friday even· beginning on FJ.eld'~ \me and run. ing. Gil mcs were played and re· tung north 80 rods along Albert fr.ashm ents of p1e, ice cream, poSchultz hne , thence west 88 rods tato chips l'nd pop were scned to to the center of the road, thence Mrs. Fred Gibbs, Mrs. Gilland, with said road to Fields lme, Mrs. Maxmc Fields, Mrs Mary thence with Fields line to the Roush, Bet;y Call, WUma Blake, place of beginning containing 30 Evelyn Ntcholson, Eula Stewart, Twda HyseH, Bonnie Duncan. Mar acres more =:~r less. PARCEL NUMBER THREE· g1e Cartwright, Blanche Jones, Olive Townshlp, Meigs County, Mrs. Bob GilJand , Mrs. Hart, HilState of Oh10. Being all that part dq and Gladys Roush and Ole via of the north half of the northwest Young. Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Robinson quarter of ~tion' 11, town 4, and range 11 that lies west of the pub- and f :~ mily vistted Mr. and Mrs. He road wbirh passes ttlrough said Frank M:cDerm1tt at Letart over section, excepting 10 acres sold to the week end. Margaret Smith of Cleveland, 0 . G. T. Ruth off the West end of visited her family and parents Aid quarter section, also exceptlast week . ing a lot out of the Northwest cor· Mrs. Nelson Roush and children ner or said land, now owned by visited her parents, Mr. and Mn. Wa1..9on and PhJlhpa. on the west Harry Jobnson, Saturday. by land of Amlils (,. Rardon, on Mr. and Mrs. Glenn- Cartwright the south by htnds of Cowdery, and Fielda,/.nd on the east by the public roa , contalning 40 acres more or less. There ia a r1ght of way reserved alob.g the south side of sa1d Jot bv Cowdery, rrom the public road to his lot. This deed is for Land sold to J . W. .Johnson, by the heirs of Thomas Gum, as recorded in Deed Book 96, pages 10, JJ , 12 and Number 107, page -62 of 1rfe1gs County, Ohio. :PARCEL NUMBER FOUR· S1l· uated In Ohve Township, Me1gs CCJunty, OhH', and bemg the south half of the northwe ~ t quarter of Secbon 11. Town 4 and Range 11 , and bounded w; follows, on the east by lands of George S. Fields. and on the south by Landa of C S Infant's Carr, and on the west by lands of s. E. Pattw:wn, and on the north by lands of W J Warner And con. tammfi! 40 D.r,.es more or le~s . Said premises appraised at Reg. 19o $2,067.00 and can not be !old for less than two thirds of the apprlnsement. Robert C. Hartenbach , Sheriff O'Br1en & O'Brien, Att.)'S. Reg. 29c (1) 10, 17, 24 , 31 (2) 7, 5tc QIRON !tUBBER PANTS ' · · ~=====~"""' I (19) Business Opoartunities Real Estate Broker .. MARSHALL AC.~ Ccc U::;SE::D::-WASHINGTON UP - George Preston Marshall, owner of the Washington Redskins professional football team, was accused today m a suJt f1led by sportscaster Harry Wisner of usmg $500,000 of the club's money "for his own personal benefit." SUS Size Anacin Tablets ••"'• 98c of100 ••••• WaiJrHn Plntic LOST 40 lbI Auto Soles .. IN -. 2 MONTHI ., r ' , ! N. 2nd. Ave. Aspirin f ...; _ _ _ i"'--- . the $5 he i:Ove lo Humrarlan refu- •cal .conlribution? Those are two of .the kJnd of. speeial questions wbtch are popplng up this )'ear. •Last year, peoI.e were . asking about deductlona· for ·hurricane and flood danJagei. Every .Year we are (Jked about deductions for medu:!·al exense5, for IJ&yments to a nuram IAA!ilctl r..•r taking care or the youn.e:ster \\hJ)e mother works, and for Inter· ~fl payments on installment buy. · " .,..,)-----~ Speci~ls RALLS • ' '' RECEIVING BLANKETS 45c (8bl Auto Services llO t:U ! COIIPI,:rE by I .· iU4 C1.ABA ..Jitl.- '""fd l .. 1 ·~-: Pomeroy are . ., , . Gip. IN THE ••LY .sENt.t ·. ,.W~~ tlgeicqj, DRUG STORE ... ·-·· it:OA"r on FOR BABY And We Are aoud to -be fiii.YLOCM NeW*tw :In jAeigs County 39C !li·oa. lin , I!.!;~~~t~~no!t:_~eJI[ceed"'i.h!~ J , r, , •I' '' AY-TOL Reg. $5.59 A. 8. D. G. CAPS OLEO BREON Reg. U.79 $1~98 ·-· ' 12 Iron Vilonibls For11ula llxir 1" An Appeliho iuil.r Th;. eon;,-,upplieo full t!SJI!'fttial for And Liver JOt Capsules - ... ". (Limit lJ . , • !SO Reg . $5.sr $4.59 llodY EoeriJ'. l2-e1 .. ~· 99' .,M- '*•J•: l.rOCAI, ON SALE THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY! Soom<>nh. GASOL1NI! ALLEY ':uc!b $600.J EVERfJHING IS' Of40 Vitamin Solution · · · · · · . Legal Notice LOCAL ADVEIJ.t.IOh!lJ~T LOCAL EMPL.¥M£NT LOCAL INTEREST DRUG STORE Anotlter striJcel Multiple - For Children Yw may not deduct: Federal t.Jes or excise tun. federal Soeta! Security taxe1, flt1htln1 or dog licenses, water Ulxel or auto Ill1 apectlon fe es. Let me repeal: You may not claim an y of theae dcdutUble ·Jems unless you lilt aU yoUr de· ciuetions one • by one; you may uot claim them if you lakt> the stondard deduction. 1'ommorow· Deductions for St<"k· ness or Injury; tax ben~ttt 9 for p r~ 'lns with pensions or annult it•£ r;: l.iK,._L NEWS Middleport ,ILLS 'Tube $1.98 dl~7 on you, LOCAL PICTfJftiS STAR'K 'S JJ'/ItJittlll, 11111 trr Reg. U.!l taxe1 lmpo~ed Callie Farrah, who realc:Jes at Kalamazoo State Hoapital, Kalamazoo, Miebipn, Robert KnoHs, mg. am·c, · whose last knowa place Gf resiusekeeper who looks after the dence was Elkton, Maryland, R D. As the law allows. you c'e rtain : lontributlonl are fleduetible h tax-free $600 ex:empJ1ons for your they a:o to rolgio_u!! charitable, chud and also does sorqethmJ like 1. but whose preaent.a4dnu is uP. eleaning or lauderifl&', known and toannot, with ' reasonself und your ~P.,:nd_ents see educalj~at. ~tal.igc pr lib!r~ c(loking, sesterday·~ artlcl~ • . so H aUows j' orgaiJiatio~. sO to~ u the ·, r. v~p may deduCt: .ohly that part ..ol 1ble dillg'enee, be . 1Mrtamett blr pay phll!b ~presents the t.i~n,e Cah•<lnce Knott a, 'Vlfbo ·lht k.uswn ;ou cdriam a~oyn:ts for. sUch gant;ijH9P. Jl'~t oPfated for · bings ,~ tontrtbJltlDns, IJ!ferest , sonal profit ~nd not cnryflt"' .lie ~ng for . the ehHd.: p1ace of residence ~lsr IV)'() ale. · lc'~ BxpeT . West Virginia, and whoe present paymcf!ls, sta~e and !~cal !!.axes, f.l ~Janda ~bt tr~ ·*O influ~ medlcat t'X:J*nses, child care, leglsl~ttlon, • Medic.~ e~»enses • bruncally. place or residence l,<\IQimown and you Ne"'allowed ·!!' ~e~~Jcl m~c- cannot be aacertalnedt-" Ralph SOIUe 101:888-~fen It you had none ' C•nfi'itMniona Art Dtductibl• of them. d~r1ng the year. This mean contributions to al and dental expenses if they run Knotts, whose last Jmowd place of ~a:her thn three per .cent i.f Your rcsidenc~ was PowelltOD., West In clatmmg the deductlon, you AA.•!ln !1. lf.unorr...r... .. ~ .,a::uent · deduet a eertaln anioilrif frOrii auc'li a~ t~·'A;eiican dltfJ.IJPJ, ·lneGme. ¥ou do not dedpet tha.t V1rginia but h YOUr incom~, thereby reducing thf> and others, W( ~~ueti~fl q.ri:'.U f:Jft 'bree per cent portion, but ((ente i~ unltn~: an}! c-.n~!~: y~ ®" ~\lot t1Je amq~l:).t ..aWJvP. w1QI, reasonable dillgeiJee. be a~r amount Which lS la:t::ed. Contributl6fi\' the St•oul•r.d ~len · ,.fe- Ulat lt rou ..are 61 or -old!llr, you eerl.ained; Russell Knqttt, whose ""'rl' 1 . -::-:-.":1\"".·· , tJ.q;n campajp, ~ can 1 ates or E may deduct· all )'our own medica! last knOWQ. place of reJfodence was veryone •s enUtl~ 'to 4t least W-tl~~. : ~ NJ~ · duct.il. Ivydale, West Virginia, but whose the standard deducUon, which al· 'tblld cale-You ue R;t · it· expenses. Ther~ are ceilings In an cases. present place or residtnee is un· lows you approximately 10 .per tfJ) to deduct co; baby sJtl:ftees cel}t oi your m~ome for 9educh~~ wll!i:D ,lOU ,o~ :1M vi : n.. f'.Qr ~nst~ce, ~ Sill,a:Je per~on known a,nd cannot b~ ascertained; ~aiming QtJiy the one exemptwn Leland Price, who~ ~!It known outlays, f>Ven 1t you spe,-nt le~ 1 · LIP~ ea. • • 11,1 1 · tha.n that or nothing at all. If you • pru1ard are de- ~or himself Is Umlted to a $2.500 place of residence is 1010 South 11eJical-dental deduction In one Quebec St., Apt 3, Arlina:ton, Virclatm the standard deduction, you are working ,:, :u:~.,..~rs~. r:l)qples filing a ginia, and wh01e present place or eanll'Ot cla1m it for more thqp for wort or •or .. · Y ~g \r ~r: marTied $1 000 I jJ ., · • t • lnap \V 0 II joint returri are limited to f),QOO. residt'nce is unknown and cannot , . n most cas~s epm~a to lfivoreed or leailJ.I.· l d · less than that 'd "" Y separf e or a lf they ha.ve ft{l dependents, $7,500 be ascertained; wi11 take notice 'Nith One dependent, $10,000 tf they that Kenna Knotts. as administra. file tbeir retug~ ~·1'axpayers who .WOlQe~ aad t.bue ll""lbl ' tor of the estate of Wilham H. on the card form 1040A and those dt!duct · t ' • e men bave two or more dependents. You m~y deduct : Payments to Knotts, deceased, on the lUith day f~~· Jr who figure tbetr ·tax from the tax it co:ttt that table in the official inl!truiotion,S I one lnM ~ th ' ~ , ...v~ 8!-'.lJl'· t)hlrSfcians, aurgeons. , dentist, op of September, 1952.. filpcfhis peti· take the st~ndard deduction, jt is aLJJ~ ~• ;Lf~ tilm" tometritts. qualified ~;~~y~l1ologists tion tn ~ . Probate Co1f{t of Melcs _ , . . oi'Ork.. Tll6 1nd Christian Seiellce practition· County. Ohio, Ca~ No., lJJ,oaJ, and Also the elC.PfiU~ of diagno- op tbe J4th day ~ ot D~ember, trettDJent ' qr prevention or a 1936, fUe(\ his aupplerp,ntal peti· bill tjon therein, a~etiDi tb,f the per· h9IP,I'tal · ' s, e:realasse:;, nurs.n~, ~on•l .i·...,tli. ~·. ••ld def:edent is setv1ces; :r ..,"ff',, dr"as any amo j 1t nsuffident to pay biB ~ebls and · tJOn; that bver cme per cent ebar.lileS of. adtnlollt~ PJ.~dlcal and dec134ent, WiJliam H. notts, died lneludlng faltr seized in fee slinple of the follow· " 1ir\ifi.cial li~Qs • , nm'J·I InKTbrealf eatste' : II l ea1. late I l .bjr.e in ...urancc e o ow ng r ~ s tua • ed in Sedion•No. 30, Township No. })IIlllS whieh coer the cost cr 7 , Ranae NO. !S, of the Ohio Com· pany's Purchase, Salem Township, mel!ical care. Note : 1f )'ou receive payments Meige County, Ohio, and bounded frQm a ~ea.ltb insura~cll phm , or and defCribed as follow.s: Bemg 41~ otherw1se repaid .for your tlie ·r;o,tJJ..,esl quarter of the ·, .m~ull~.t ~. dental ex:peqSt"~ . YQUr Nl,)rthwest quarter of ,ald. section, "'"J'L~If\\ ,.,,~. <l"t). . aeduchorr•.Is re11~ aecordi!W:!Y ~ q~ntainlng 40 acres, mO«> M- le", Storm tOIMJ , " .eueptins therefrom 20 acres, Stor~ LCJgses • Ge nerally, thr more or Jess, which lies on the de4uct10n you may cla1m I r ,East side of the pubilc road, constorm, flood or other e11.sua lt:;' veyed to GladyS" Knotts by deed a~~Me to your progerj:y i ~ the recorded in Deed Book 168 Page dulerence between the val1• , oi 435 of Meigs County Deed RcCJ~rds . 'Yhole proper9' Immediately J:J;eing the same re11l estate eon. the st'otrt\ aid 'mmediately v~.Yed to W. H. Knotts by deed , !9,s bef~ you clean it recorded in Deed Book 163 P<tge ' i'pitlfef Wf.ether you lose 139 ot Mei.lll County Deed Records. or a hOuse. The prayer of said peHJion ia ~ay npt rded1;1ct the Nl'-~ of for s,tJ.e otsaid real estat~ 1br the 01\.. reptatement· ju!il the payment of ddlts of said 'IIE!cedent value. Senur,Gntal value does and ehaJ'fes aforesaid, and for olh· !'"" . lfhe \f-':.~9SB you e!Pim er hUet be than \vhat The persons first above menfor ' th~;~J,}('rty, , tioned will further lake ·nnth;ethal ·::'~:~r.:. !t.qWrest you •pay they have been mp.de ~~e. det or 'a' per40nal loan fendant In the above petitiOn .and ina)!' be deducted. tbat they are re<juired to anawer B•s,.<:leorly desQ:natl1d and e 1s!l.V the same on or b~fore the 16th day of February, 1957. KENN'A KNOTTS, Aclmlnl,. many installment purcl1ast>s tr•tor of the llbtate of WIS.. <1berc may be no Interest teo as ~>Ueb, but a carryl..ng charge w~.ich ll•m H. knotta, Dtce•aecl. 1-121 27. (II 3, 10, 17, 24, 31 61o 'lilclud'es'the interest : Tbe law tells to fiJure the interest: OIIAFT RESUMED bO,w m.tKb you owed on PHILADELPHIA UP - The Na• at tbe Start oi each tional Football League resumed its • ; add these amounts, lh•lde draft of college players today but eent or the an· with one eye cocked on benefit f' •••~:. · ' ai 'in(ere~t . The prbpo!lis by ttie new NTL Playto· ers Assn., Including a $5,000 min· ~ Cor the "'~o!,e t~num aaJary . ., .. E. Main St. Y.otm maY Irregulars- Reg. 89c Phone 6023 ebi~ren bein1 cared for, the tu:· P,a.ver ma)t not ~uet more tl~llll 101')0. and mey not dt;!duct that ~rd oi an llolllbed dedilcllop. U YO!-.lf oaptrOJUtiQil! lnd pther JT.ucb If . the oare actually coM! de4uetlbl,e .ex~~· ~orne' to ,more leas. A woddnz wife may claim th(' \ban the otaod'!"d .dcdP!"H'¥1 ,1. lp~i, ~our ~JI. .bel nia,y ~ to Jttt deductton onl)' U she £ilet a joint them ah. ~ ~ . 1 ~' .pr0.vld~4 rtluril with ber buaband, If their !)P Page 2 of l«MM. Lpfng eoniblned · Income ia more than epch · ~ep.~ttJ.oh ' ~~~rp.:\)y~ite;n fe> MJOO tbe ,deductllm Ul(!y may tpove• ~9J.I ft P.i n tbe 'P.tr<:lil:ntu1e ctiim is reduced bY the amount and dollar lirJits' J)f t,Jie lf.lpdal'd rrf {'ny lp~IJ}e pyer f4,501l. For ex:if their .il)eome rNa.s $4:,600 deductiop, ' · · · hither than -M,IktO !iDd The rest of thi.t article lt pevot· ehUd 'c•re ~o.Jts wire $400. cd to ded~tione Yih.16h pill)' be cou.ld deduct only $300 $100 cla1mad it you 'item11eo· yo1ir 1di!< tban $400. dtwt•on~, It may · be worth your You ma)' npt d.educt amounts while to .Add up )'O.tlr decluetJ ,lf.! Paid t() one Of yoor ehildren to ou[iays on a separate sheet fil'.!ot, teke care or anoth~r. or paid to to see if tlloey give yoll a blg•er some other depe~dept to care lor deduction than .tbe"ftlllld.ard alf()w ur child. If you have a matd_ or r=~ Infant's ~dent JliJO II phnie1Uy or m•!n· T~paJel'f wbo compute theU' own tn may 'tate eltltlr a atnd· ro· AT yeiJ', Tu.u-AJ • ltiMI'al rule. you Child under 12 or an y other de- JI"an dtduet mo1t at.lte aDd loc111 auto~calb' doe•. Weekend DOAN'S PERCOMORPHUM ". ..... 90c SIZE OlEUM their htturqL ~ee relief' May he deduct a ,polit· 59¢ -- t•• •• AUSS.LL C. HA~~tNGT~ 29¢ WALGREEN makl"- ovt be the tnptyer"1 l)wn thlla, lle~Ud or teqllr adopted ehitd )ltUit .eaJptlated 111 ttf.e tally lneaP.Able Of earing for him· IUch at income, real estate ind help ~a:a: theae PeoPle" ow,. ' ..U. &epr:tlw of tbe numbP.r of penonal propeny 11\,d ules taxes . tM' CO"Jml•li~r tf lf'h~l a,-.ua Wrltte!'l F•r \hl't~ ,.,.., WASHING~ON Ill' • Moy ~ tupa,ycr ~educt lrcm ltls ,Income re.ny-. i . IWII, JllddJIJirt. <*1~ tax~ttv•rs In federeJ lncom. Pants 200- 98c Value Ia feurth iJ!If fin erticln .M Mr. 1111d ~!rs. Don Ha)'Des and SM of Letart were calhng on Mr. and Mrs J H Hayms, Sunday. Mrs. Clark Elhot of CDlumbus. Ohio wa s week end guest of bet SlSter and brotber-m-law, Mr. and Mrs Ed Natross. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ted R1ley Sr. were Mr and Mrs. W. D. Lee and sons of Cheshire, Oh1o, Mrs Vernon Roush and _son of Mason, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Rile1 Jr and son, of Middleport. Janke N1cbolson has accepted employment at the I & S Super market at ~ Jason. Cecile Huddleston of M11son has employment at the Bend Cab of· fice . Shirley Oliver and Luther Tuck· er were shoppin_g in Columb1111, Saturday. Alice Howard of Hartford visit· ed Janice and Janet Nicholion, SatW'day. (> Ernplnvment Wonted i :. ; " IDITOit~S NOT~; ~~~ Ralls Ben Franklin ---- L. Figurinr ¥pur l~ome Tax GIRLS RAYON KNIT PANTIES · · · · · · · · · 20c :'., ,, DpUy SenlJitd, Pomeroy-)f[d~!eDDtl, 0.; ,J~n . 31.1~7-7 .Mrs. Harold Youni and children or Muon visited her motheto.. Mrs C!lfford Johnson, Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Cecll Smith and children of Mason visited Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Smith recently . Baby METROPOLITAN - of l'itawa visited Mr. and Mra. Herman Clrlwrlght, Monday, 2 for 25c Rodney Downing .. • • • TRACY I �- .. ··- ·--·--- ... ~ ' • I Ralph Robson .. Last Rites Ar'Held. SUDday The ·Daily Sentinel •· Eleanor Schaaf, Middleport Society Editor, Phone 6079 Lucille Bearhs Hawkins, Pomeroy Society Editor, Phone 6244 POMEROY Middleport Society Notes Mrs. C. c_ Chapman was called to Columbus Wednesday by the serious illness of her daughter, Mrs. Eileen LeFever who is • patient at Mercy Hospital. Mrs. Chapman will stay with her grand· sons, Carl and Buddy, while thdr mother is ill. Mrs. Paul French is ~eported improving slowly from virus pneu· monia at ber home on South Sec· ond Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sinn, Convoy, have been visiting their son·in·law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Ber. nard Fultz, and daughter, Beth, enroute to Florida for a vacation. Jane Young, whose marriage to William Kltcben is scheduled Cor Sunday, February 3, was in Chi!· licothe Wednesday where the) have rented an apartment. Mona Gay Little, who was taken to Holzer Hospital this week when a she had a foreign object lodged in her nostril, has been returned to her home. Mr. and Mrs. Charles McElhinny were in Moundsville Wednesday to attend the funeral of Carson it Potter, father-in-law ol their dau· Jlhter, Mrs. Stauley Potter. Capt. Potter, wob is stationeJ in San An· tonio, Texas, flew to Moundsville for the funeral services. Barbara Scott, junior nurse at Holzer Hospital School of Nursing, and Jack Scites, New Haven, were guests or her parentk, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Scott, Wednesday, and att~nded the church services at the Church of Christ. SOCIETY Mr. and Mrs. Paul Casto of Col· umbus were guests of Mr. ano Mrs. Eugene Conde and Mrs. J. L. Casto the past weekend . Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Knight have returned borne after a business visit in Columbus. George McQuig returned hiJm e Monday evening from a visit at Bay Village with his son and daughter in law, Mr. and Mrs. William McQuig and family _ Mrs. Dey Hysell, Mrs. C. E. W. Qownie and Mrs. o. H. Myers were business visitors in Athens, Wednesday, Miss Mary Robinson left Wed · nesday for Huntincton, W. Va. where. she has enrolled in Mar· shall College. Albert Yates of Murray City was a recent dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Moore. Russ Watson who entered Holzer Hospital, Tuesday underwent major surgery this morning . Dr, J . B. Marshall of Louisville, Ky. arrived this morning for a visit with Mrs. John F. Baily and family and to be with Russ Wat· son at Holzer HospitaL llh io Univeristy students who are home for th.e semester vaca· lion are Sheila Stover, Jane Young , Ruth Ann Powell, Nancy Rawlings, Roscoe Wise, Charles Haskins, John Fisher, Kenneth Murray, Fred Lewis, Russell Roush, James Mourning, Marilyn Sue Knight Mary Carolyn Miller, Patricia Lloyd . l'' red Dunn , Huntington, who is in charge of the revival services being held at the Church of Christ, Fred I. Gardner, pastor of the local church, and Mrs. Gardner were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clarrnce McNea l Wednesday l 'he hos tess was assisted by Mrs. · J)enver Nelson. Mr. and Mrs. Don Curren, Cin· cinnati, have sold their farm on Leading Creek to David Reese. LANE cedar hope . che•t NOW ONLY $5995 ····'' ' Rutland Garden C_lub Meeting Held On Monday Tbe Rutland Garden Club met Monday at the home of Mrs. ftov Stone, Langsville, with Mrs. Cecil Bolin as the assisting hostess _ Mrs. Webb Hall, president, wa> in ch•rge of the meeting and thl' program topic was "Garden Plant· In g." Roll call responses were ''Botanical and Common Names For Plants In Your Garden." Papers for the program were by Mrs. Dana Hoffman ou "Spring Planting", and Mrs. James Jackson on "Garden Design" Mrs. Carl read "Timely Hints" Dennison and Mrs. Bolin displayed two dried arrangements. During the business me<' !I ng a discussion was held on the proposed County-wide Flower Show and Mrs. Cush Johnston, past pre· sident of the elub, WJS named as their chairman lor the Flower Show. A discussion w11s also held • on mnney-making projo<'ts and the Club decided to sell flowers at Easter. The m••te•ry prize was awarded to Mrs. Grace Thon1as. The hostesses served salad, chicken sandwiches, nut-bread home-made candies and nuts and coffee to the members and guest. Eastern Star Grand Matron Holds Meeting .A• Adverti•tcl in LIF £ o LOOK o SEVENTEEN "Counteu llono"-USO Moth Protection Worronty, Equipped with lock and key, stlf·riting Interior troy, Yout choice of ttlect .. terior woq4• Perfect Gift for SWEErHEAIIT, WIFr, DAUOHTIII, MOTHEII fJOO Martha Newell, Cincinnati Worthy Grand Matron, was in charge of the School of Instruction for the OES at the Marietta Mas· onie Temple Wednesday. mnner was served at the Pioneer Church for the more than three hundred who were presen!. Forty-nine pers"na from Meigs present County Chapters were and those from Evanreline Chapter, Middleport, were Mrs. Willis Anthony, WM; Mrs. James Clat · worthy, l\lrs. James Pu)lep, Mrs. .lack Bechtel, Mrs. ~oh'n Lyons, Mrs. E. M. Wood, Mra. )\:. M. Blake, Mr. and Mrs, T. F Hawkins, Allen Chatles Vroman, Hughes, Mr,s. Mrs. John Vroman., Mrs. Charles Bennett. DOWN DELIVERS I BAKER FURNITURE On 'J1he Brlghteat Corner In Middleport Hey e It's Our 1st Birthday • 1 1. $ t:ans MAGNOLIA BISCUITS KJllt,- 1·111. IOXIS ,SODA. CRACKERS .. HOMI ~· RIAL HAM SALAD . SnWING HENS . . . Can 10c FLORIDA ORANGES LARGE and SWEET 39c DOZ. COBBLER fOTATOES 10 lb. - 4Sc *** LIAN TINDIR Bailing Beef .. lb. 25c lb. 7'1c Coffee .. . .. lb. 69c ........ LB. 29c 2 for 49c EY'S , FRONT STREET MARKET . \ · ' • ' P~eroy Mr, Darwin Clark was In Hun· Mrs. Reuna-=KI~-IIIf--:-lr-.-.1)-d~ao-ns--Em-oJ-.;;-;;re In Point Pleaaant ~ tillgton Saturday on business. and Mrs. Thereaa Oblinger were Wednesday on busineu. d .. _ H Ord calling on Donald Grimm Wedne11an ....... arry were day evenin". Mr. and Mrs. Franklin C!Mk of dlliner guests Saturday of Mr. and • The A-lliary of the Vqlunteer Mrs. Dick Ord and family of New Several frt~m our community Beverly, Ohio were week end ri~e Df'p:lttment planned lheit Haven. attended the funerals of Mart.•n cueats of Mrs. Bertha Clark. ''· ',nniverS<ll')' dinner when they met Ohlin•er· and Mrs Stell G •Mrs. Harry Ord was a sun day Monday at the l'iremflll's Hall. . Th • . a ruum. , ~ . . ose falling on Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Clvk was visiting Jlo. guest of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ord Mrs S. T. Russell presided an1 J;.awrence Clark and family durinf bert Ohlinger Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Donald UevlDg of were, Mr. and Mr· l\ll d .. _ J .. Ord and •lm· • named Mrs. Robert McElhfnner the day Sunday DU"o. ae,. Parkersburg were recen tl Y callln I and Mrs. Emmett Shuler as co- . Mrs. Earl Clark and children, Mr. ily were visiting Mr. and ~- on Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Weaver~ chairman of the dinner. llfrs. and Mrs. Leonard Fields and dau· HarrY 0 r d Sunda Y even1ng. Everett Bachner received the gbter, Mr. and Mra. Gerald Clarlr: Mr. and Mrs. William Ohlinger Mr. and Mrs. Carl Ueving and travelling prize brought by Mrs. and children and Robert Ohlinger. and sons or West Columbia were daughter of Point Pleasant were John Vroman. . Mrs. Bertha Clark arid grandson recently calling on Mr. and Mrs. visiting Mr1 and Mrs. Elwood Larry were C4llng on Mr. and Mrs. Henry OhliD«er. Lleving and family Wednesday The hoste~sea, Mrs. Gerald An· F. B. Lltc:hfield Sunday evening. evening. Mrs. Thereaa Ohlinger, Dorothy th d Mr B ony an s. t· F ,t Parmalee, Mrs. Thereaa Obli'nger an d Don an d caro1 were vtaltlng Mrs. BerSErved ref-shme b Perry Oldaker Jr. w•s .ealllng on :" n s, a t e cloae Grimm were in Middleport 5atW'· Of the soe1al hour. da I b lD · 1 tha Clark Tuesday. his crandmother Mrs, Susie Ed· ) .. ,.. ' Little Tots - Miss Sally Schaaf of Middleport will graduate Saturday from Ohio University with a Bachelor of Sci· ence degree In Education with a Major in elementary education and Minors in psychology and eeon· omics the university announced ·tlf. day. Miss Schaaf is a )!raduate of Middleport High School in 1~ and attended Ursinua College, Collegeville, Pa. where she wa, active in the Curtain Club. At Ohio University Miss Schaaf be· longed to Psi Chi, n!.tional boll· orary Psychology Society. She ,is the daugther of Mrs. Eleanor Schaaf of Middl~;port. Special 254t $4.88 . each DOWNS Men's. TROUSERS BIG BILL Regular prlces quoted are Elberfeld• regular prices 86 Boys Reg. 4.95 Ivy League Corduroy Trousen SA..E $3.50 Blue Chambray • · WORK SHIRTS ll69 Boys Reg. 3.95 Dress Trousers ... , SALE $!.50 50 Boys Reg. ·US to 6.95 Trousers ... SALE $3.50 , 83 U.ys Reg. :us Ivy League Trousers . SALE $2.50 58 Boys Reg. 4.29 Ivy Leigue "Lee" Trousers SALE $2.50 Size 18x27 inches Wilton's, Axminsters and Velvets. SALE Made with double shoulders, twQ pockets with · but· &on . tops, Continuous faeed sleeves. Sanforized Blue Chambray. All sizes 141;2 tci 17. Boys sizes - included are sizes for young men in ' these sa-le price groups. -.~. ~=::;:==: ====::;::::::=! TRADE SAVE! M.15 ·· ' t= · and Men's Another Shipment! 8 Inch ELECTRIC SHAVERS "HANES" UNDERWEAR ·See the new T Shirts with a pocket, the new surrey rib· bed Polo Shirt~ with a poe· ket. 'rbe new Fll(t r Knit T. Shlrtsi in colors - The new Boxer ~horts .!.. sid~, elastic Shorts 'IDd Fig leaf BriefsIn all sizes - Elberfelds Is your Headquarters for your Underwear for Men · and Boys. ()a ~ men's el~trlc shaver In our a&ock - we will .UOw a TRADE IN ALLOWANCE OF $8.50. ,, ' REVERE WARE SKILLET Bring in your old electric shaver and get $8.5Q oU , the price of the new one you select. · Sehlek "25" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . SuabeiQ.l, "~lden Glide" ....... , , .•._,... , •.. ' NoreleO--· ................. ~: . . . . . . . . . Sdalek ~<zo" .................... . : . . . 8uDbeam "Sbavemaster" ......... , , . , . . . Remington "Contour" . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ;-~ . Remlnaton "Rollectrle" .................. _. ~·- $1.50 J .J"' ' Copper Clad stainless · steel Skillet With tight fitting COY• ers. $29.50 $29.85 $24.95 $211.!50 $!1.50 $23.50 $31.50 SALE $4.99 Limited Qua-ntity SAYE ON YOUR·NIW PIANO Men's DRISS TiOUSERS • Replar $9.95 Trou1era . . . . . . . . . . 011 sale for $1.00 Regular $7195 '-· • Tl'ouen .... ·. , .. :.. 011 sale for $8.00 .. ... ... . .. . ' •and. by ,usin& ELBERFELQS OWN CREDIT SERVICE' you'il save on the finanCing of the purchase, also the same as on all Furniture, Floor ~ov,ering.s, Appliances and .Television Sets. ··r.\, " ~ Regular $5.95 Trousen ... ·. . . . . . . on ·sale for $4.00 .... •me' ~lrl·y·• qualt~~~ pi A dessert ' ~.urt(~f. J the hOsteu to fb~ na~: ~ ; an4 Mrs. Mra. Eua~ne conllf. ' ·· . Mrs. Richard rfeepaq will be hostess to th' el~b. at "till\' n~j(t, meeting on February 13•. ,. ~, ·' .. . 1,,,.. •~ "'~ ... ,• ,. ~. ~· ' ~~._.. .. ~------------:~~ t~~.~ --~~~?r-~-~·~--" ~~-' ----~~--~ - ~,~~ ·-----~ K r ~\ ,-. ~ .· Ano~er Shipment ···.MAIN FLofR . ~~ CannOil Frlnjed ~41 0 . TOWELS J•! 'Fin&erdp CANNON TERRY -TOWELS . lJO Replar $1.00 Costume ~ewelry_ Sale l for $1.00 COott . MASON PllltolfAU Mr. ond Mrt. Murl Aahley, Lelart Falla ~r~ ~~~~ a few days at the home of' Mr• .and Mrs. Ralph Pickens before loinl to their new home in Cln:irw•ter,' Florida. Sally Ann Yeqer, . daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charlea ·Yeager, baa returned hume after havlna her tonsils removed at Holzer Hospital. .oiane Capehart, atudent at · Ute University of KentUcky, Ia apend· inc the mid-semester vacation with her parents, Jlt, "'lld .Jira. Ruuell 1, .- Colorful, Absorbent, Durable, Checkered patterns, fringed ends In Rocket blue, Camella Rose, Red, ·Char· · &reuse, Desert Gold, Bla(!k, and Gold. Size 16 by lll . lncbes. Size 18xl1 ~ inch&-solid colors, Buttercup Yellow Pink WJtisper, Aqua Tin( Camelia Rose, Green mist, White, Turquoise, P i n ~ Beige, Powder Blue, and Firefly Yellow. · 48 Replar $1.95 Costume Jewelry ..... Sale $1.00 - I Regular $3.95 Costume Jewelry ... , , . Sale $2.00 · . 88 Replar Site Coatume J~~liy .' : . ·..... , Sale %8e I ' 50 ReCular $1.00 Flowers ............... Sale 50e ·! ' ' 48 ReJU)ar 59e Flowers .......... ·. .. .. . Sale lite • ' • ' I I ' ·, Anoij.er Shipment! , ' ' __.._.._. I' SPECIALS DISH Mrs. Henry Null entertained the Middleport Literary Club at her apartment W'ednea,day. Mr•. Donald Mills, pcealdent, was in charge of the Jlleeling. Roll eall reapilnsea were "WOrld War U General_,... and the papora followed the tbel!le. Mrs. H. E. reviewed Cour· tny Whitney'• ."MeArthul'" ind Mrs\ Forrest Blehtel read the paper on Mrs. Mark Wayne Clark's book "Captain's Bride, General's Lady" which waa wrlt~en by Mrs. E. s. Schaar, . Boys Sa"'ples · Mrs. Lawrence Morarlty enter· tained tbe Uncoln Helrhtl Can· asta Club, Tuelda;r. ~venlng, at lief home. " '· Prizes we~c •~rcied to ~.. -Robert Story ' )Jra• JWIK!if _pdj~y: Mrs. Rlchu~ tr't!~~n : ,na. Mn:· Dou&lasa Slnser: · ,,., r tr.T. ·I ; . ' . Carpet.. · Lincoln Heights Canasta CJub Meeting Is lield CARPET SAMPLES Double thlekness ALDON carpets- 27x54 inches wide of wool nylon ~nd Avisco. Solid colors and p;~tterns- $le00 .. - . . - Mr. and Mrs. Leo B. Crew en· tertained with a patty recently at their home, Wright St. honoring thei:r daughter, tlamellll on her seventh birthday. Games were played and refresh· ments of icc cream and cake were served to Jon Spencer, Mike Hazel· ton, Ricky Gilmore, Mike O'Brien, Jeffery Burt, Jimmy Anderson, Lorian Vaughan Te~mmy Titus, John Goodwin. Danny Gibbs, Mike 'Globokar, Sandra White, Dreama Drenner, Kathy Fultz, Debbie Spencer, Be· linda J. Spencer, Becky ~ncer, Brenda Norria 1 Deb!Jle •Norris Clarice Norrl.. Sally Globokar, !llelody Rousb, Donna Smith, Ro bin Crew, Jennifer Crew Mra Ad· die Norris and Mn. Kay Spencer Pamela received many nl~e gifto and sending a gift but unable to attend was Perry Kennedy, SALE Sizes 1 to 4, finest cotton double thickness training pants with triple thickness crotch. ' Pamela Crew Is Honor Gu~st At Birthday Party ·~ . TRAINING PANTS Sally Schaaf.To· Graduate At OU This Saiurday Capehart. ". . -. r;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~y;;;e~v~e~n~n~g~on~~u~s~ess;·~;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;~M~r~.a~n~d~Mn~-~Do~rae~y~R~o~u~sb~a~n~d~w~ar~da~a~n~d~fa~m~li~y~S~a~tu~r~d~ay~.;;;;;;:;j )llr~. Harry· t. Lon& and ~~­ Walter Meinh~ oC,lfu~tl!;J ori, W. V'a.; Mr. and Mrs. .-\rthur c). mas, Mrs. Fred Huddle, 'Mi. ·· d Mr11. Rlllph Holmes and Merrl,ll Holmes ef Charleston, w. Va . ~~­ and Mrs. Garlan~ BUrgessi MOnt. Coal. W. Va.; and Mr. and "Stn. Clifford Cl,lnningham and son~ of Lima Mrs. Hen,Y Null Is Hostess for Liter(lry Club Sale-----· Sale Pea1, Com, Kraut, Hominy, Shellle Beans, Unaa Beans, S110e· l&rln& Pota&oes, Whole Po&a&o9, Vienna Sauaaae Fire Department ' Auxiliary Plans f ' r AnniVersary • b . _ . Jc .., Funeral services for Rllph n~b•son were b e ld Sun day at th e ,.,.. bury Methodist Church, Syracuse with Rev George Davis officiating Special music was provided by Mrs. Ernet1t Duffy, pi.• nist. Burial wat in Riverview ceme· tery, Middleport and pall-beares were Dan Hartinger, Robert Har· tenbach, Richard Jones, Harold and ~arl Jones, Norman Rizer Denny. Coml· ng from out or town for tbe services were Mr. and Mrs.• Steve Robson. Mr. and Mr.. Ver Be u lab '""'•d non Myers, Mrs. ""' and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Burdet. te all of Gallipolis; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Dodge, Mrs. Byron Hysell, Mr. and Mrs. James Hawley and daughters, Mrs. Don Dailey !nd son and Mary Ponna Reedy, ''41· umbus. ' ., l 8-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Jan. 31, 1957 254t 1•.-, M ;•,,·.------------..--·I~ Watne Weave ' • - 1~ Wonrea•a:Replar $1.95 franfttl•"-' Q"d Chall11 . CANJWON . ·-co'J''J'ON I ' ' tt.S · TOWELS . NIGHT• GClW"~ Size 31 x 15 inches, ccJlorful, all over plaid in red gold, ·· · ' sapphire and ~en. AND PAJAMAS ., • .b;,lj~JIIiil~:;~~~~~~~~~~±~~~~i~~~~~~~~~~ ~~ ;-· .... � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 01. January Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource January 31, 1957 moore robson scott