http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/944c4572e59d2ef194c13d01ff94d89a.pdf 5cabf9162b23ce3303cfb6f311f32dad PDF Text Text 8 J)aUJ Sentinel, l'ome.roy-:lliddleport, 0., Feb. 8 , !9&7 • $2495 V-8, 4-Door SlatlQJI Wagon, Radio and Heater, Power GUde- White'WaU Tires Eztra Clean One Local Owner Lucille Bearhs Hawkin•, Pomeroy Society Editor, Phone 6244 Eleanor Sehaaf, Mtddleport Soc1ety Ed1tor, Phone 6079 POMEROY MOTOR CO. E. Moln St. .' Pomeroy (/ VALUES 103 YEARS VALUES Valae Is remembered loag afler lbe prlte Is forgotten! Yes, a Blat:ttllar reeoJ\CUtloned rar may save you hun· dreda of dollars In laler e><penae. We r,rlde oursel vea ln reeendlUonlng our can ror many troub e-free miles. uouy from Blaeltnan for a better buy." Buy now when selection aad qoaUiy Is hlgb and prlees are a winter's all lime low. ... $2,195 2 Door Sedan. Le68 than 12,000 m1les by careful local owner Immaculate. 1956 PONnAC VI · .... · ...... · .. $2,495 4 Door Star Ch1ef Sedan. Leu than 9,000 easy m1lcs You'll !all in love from your head to your wheels! 1956 BUICK V8 Special · ·· · · ·· · · · · · $2,695 4 Door R1v1cra Sedan ''Hard Top" 4 dr One beauty from "11tart" to "flnllh." DynaCiow. W1llls $1,495 4 Door Sedan. One local owner Its packed to the brun Wltb vim! 1955 BUICK Special .. .. .. .. .. $1,895 2 Door Sedan Low maea~:c One ){)('al owner No gmgcrbrcad but, man, whut gin11cr 1955 BUICK Special $2,195 2 Door Rlv1era Cpe Dyn ~ Fiow drJVu 'Hurd Tup ' One owp.er You'll~oomt~ mo1c thankful w1lh ev~ry tankful. caref•1l ' 1955 FORD V8 Ranch Wagon $1,895 New Buick trade·ln.lt'tt a sweet car named· deJ>lrc". 1955 WILLY$ Jeep .. .... $1,495 4 Wheel drive 14,009 careful miles. A DREAM ~TRUE Yu, now your tl rum1 of • ~•w tru-Jull • l"t ~o~r •Jkh'" eo'"' STEP SAVEl ··~!ltn tl••ltr •nd r.modtl vour old 111 !low you un ••• ,,..11 th1 STEP 5AVEit ,. . yt 1954 BUICK V8 Century · .. · .... · $1,895 2 Door Riviera Cpe Dynaflow It's nimble as a c01t and quiet as .a mouse. Spotlen inaldt'l and out. H ra•'•• blllldln111 • ""' hom• ln1hlo~ • Sl1p 5•u• ut~·~l b " " wood tllch" -W1 ,. mod"" "' tom«<''wl TRUCKS 1955 International Y2 ton 1956 GMC ~ton Pickup Dlx Cab - Chrome irllle Low mileage. Entertain WSCS Of Syracuse In Sauvage Home \h .... $1,095 h(' /d Mnt LWB Hyd Dump. 10 fl a:ood dump body Extra good tlrea. Fully rccondilioned. \:i <'l '>~' ll il }Irs. (lr~ s t;1 1 llg, Sauval;,\ e the pre~• Vl.lt·llline thcrqe Wll!l co.~rrtf'fl the deeorallnns of 1c t hl'<~rt~, nnrl red candle9. A salad cellh, eJ wl01 a ted heart, sanrl· \1 tlhcs and coffee wvre scr\ed o 1 l'ed .r.l)~. bY the hosteues fal'· lll"s Wi!rc nut cups fUied with red :.ud wtutc cac.dy, 1 ht• 111 SAVE $600 1954 Chevrolet2ton ...... · ...... · $1,495 ~ ,Joh n Sauv;H:c &S!'Itslcd b\ t \\oce~e entertalned llu• Wumrn's Society of Ch!tslh•ll St'l \l t !' of the Asbury Met hodist 1 h 1rch, V. edn c-sdav • evcnmg Jt IH r )H me S,~-racusC . '•lw meeting opened With devo1wnc led by MI'S. Wilham F rancts • ho !.,1d for her topic, "Whom sh.1ll 1 ~>d •d " Mrs F1eida l<~e 1ld ' pri'SC 'Jlcl'l thf' prog!'am top11 l1hosr who ser\'e" and Mba Mar· tia l\,trr gave a lliscnptlon of the cluuchcs m Indonesia Paul's Htr>a ot the chut·ch t11ken from Paul's 11 ttu~ \\Us gtV{m by Mr11. Wtlltanl ;\IJ.l out Foreman & Abbott APPLIANCES Middleport Mill St. ' 1953Fonl ~ton Pickup .. · ........ · $895 Like new !1ni1h. 1953 Dodge 2 ton Stake body .. .. .... · $995 GOO\l heavy duly t1rea and v.hccla $595 1852 Plymoull!. 2 dr. Dlx. Sedan . .............. $495 ltl3 Cltevrolet Belaire ! dr. . . .. . . . . . . . .. . . . U85 ltU Ford Cuo!Gm 4 Door .. .. .. .. .. .. .. • .. .. . •885 Ito lultk Spoelal 4dr. Sedah ••es .. .. . .. . . . ..... $715 ' .-n Mereury 2 dr. Coupe • . . . . . . . . . . . . $491 1t51 Chevrofel4 dJ'. Sedaa- Sharp . . . . . . .... . U95 ltll Sludeblker 4 dr. Champion . . . . . . . .... .. $195 11$0 Bultk Spetlal 2 dr. Sedan . . ........... , $195 11147 1: 1148'8- ebolce olfour . . . . . .. . ........ $89 MANY MORE '"''g" ~~·~:::~~·,t;;!!~~.;n, ~~~ ~"'~ Letart Methodist Golden Rule Class Plans F.or Bake Sale Sat. The Golden Rule Sunday School home of Mrs. Donna Hill Those attendmg the meeting met at the home of Mrs Mildred were Mrs Etta Mae Hi11, Mrs Chapman. Ruth Ann Hrll, Mrs Inez CbapThe president, Mrs~ Dorts Wilt man, Mrs Louise Chapman, MrSJ announced the Batre SR"Ie for Sat· Nancy Chapman, Mrs ' Marjorl~ urday February 9 at the Letart Roush. Mrs Nora Cross, A-Irs. Mar. Community Store and the R E garet West, Mrs Ora HtlJ and I Quillen Store . j Mrs ZfllphvJ Roseberry The next mee1:.ing wtll be at the class of th o:! Letart Falls Church I R~A\TI~TOR BIG SCREEN CONSOLE TV! FANTASTIC • LOW PRICE! ·TREMENDQUS SAVINGS~ Famous RCA Viclor, Noon Luncheon Honored Birthday Of Mrs. James Weekend Specials till Ford Dlx. Ur. Sedan ................... . •895 lt$1 Pontiac 2 dr. Hyd. Sedan ... ............ . RUTLAND 1955 Plymouth ·4 ' Dr. Sedan. Radio and Heater. Two Tone Paint . One Local Owner. • $1595 1954 Plymouth 4 Dr. Sedan. Radio, Heater and Defroster. One Local Owner. $1095 R. H. Rawlings Sons Co. MILL & Znd STS. MIDDLEPORT Mrs JT01ncr Radtord qntertaim•d With n noon lnn~heott Wednead3l' 6.t her home, Athens road honori•t.t 1 • Anna Jamos on her birt'h day 1-'re ~l'nt were Xrs Dan1cl Jamt'l! of Pittsburgh, l!'a , Mn Scott Fol mer, Mrs W. A. Morgan, Mrtt Arlee Abbott and the honorrd cUtoaL Virginia Clifford • Hostess Wednesday ~'rs8 :~~~ E\~~nd Mr. Selim D1alewtet won the prl&e& Wedqeaday evenmg when Mrs. VtrguJa Clifford entert11med her Bcldge Club. 'lhe hostess aerved refresbiTJenh at the close of the aame to thOH nam.-11 above and Mrs. WUUam Everson. Mrs. Asa Camp, Mn. Robert Haggorty, Mra. Juanita R&tllft, Mrs. Clyde Ingels. Tbe next party will be held at t.ll6 Ha:terty t.<')m&. * ,* * * aqu..-. Inch screen. Hear room• filling lolancod FldolilY Sound. Choo.. from thrn rich finilhtt. Corrtt In today - th• offer it limltod. VOL Vlll NO 253 nl• caltl••t ttrtlftl. I• pill_. ... 11-.1 ~· . . . . 1111111... M.ftl 111715. ...n,, .n....-; · WAS Fire Destroys Radio Studios :~A~ Parkersbur@ W. PAIIKERSBURG, •'1 $209:95 . $40 IY UNITID l'tliU Ohle: Cloudy 1ftd mll41 , . . , throuth Sund1y; occ....,._l rM Ot' driule potllbiJ' ....cnng thft •••ning, Occ••iotMI rain or drlala ....Inning ,..tn ........ Hlth to. d•y 45-541 ......, - . f01'11ght JJ.40 north, New "Mystery Farin No.7" .let up temporary ltudi4J& in ~a n.ew , Jl),_cJtion today as a res.ult or a fira , "'!II ~hich burned out lts downtown ~ bUilding anrf caused an estitntlted • ~ $~,00t.J datnage to bl'oaucal~Wll 'l(!qiJipment. · '"The ,...,al alarm ~lue WOto out f rmay ane.-noon aJ1d, .&:or a ,. . Ume, threatened to srread to an ldjoinb1g theater and furniture 1tore. \ -No one was reported mJurel In the blaze foognt by all four Par· kenbura: fire companles and on' from ne.rby \11enn.;t. Jo•re IIJ:CRtu",~o bad th.e blaze under control Jb about Blf.a houra. ., ~ · .F~ Ch1ef HU1th 'Neal ordere~ ~~e'hcuatto-n ot scores of patr~na ioatde the adJoining Smoot Theater and customers ana emp.~.oyes P~J1U~'s Furm~re: Co., one 01 th~ jiity's· largtst furniture stoi'e1r0 The lwo · story brick I)Uildln<J, ow~ed by the Ohio Valley B·o11 1' t ~aatina Co , was the former home Of the Parkerllburg ~ews. • Puzzle Readers eor an ames ittees County Released Fatal Crash . 1.. COLUMBUS, 0 . UP - l'ollce held John 0 . Grim Jr , 26, of Car· Meigs County, for ln. in a lrutk-automobile in 1uburban Upper Arearly Friday whith ktlled B. Jona, 48, Coh1mbua. Grim wu the• (}river of the trutk In the acd.dt'nt at an inter.secUon. With interest in the Daily Sentinel Mystery feature gradually mounting, Statton officials said their CBS aerial farm photo may prove a bit more difficult readers Inasmuch as there seem network programs cleared througn highways shown. The owner ol this farm will receive a free framed identifying a transmltter durmg the fire but that Joeal programs were cut oft of t~e above ph~!"- by_c~U~g_ ~~th!. ~~~Y ~~n:!nel_ offices. - - · . ------- . --· - ----i the aU". They hoped to set np tem porary broadcasting faCJitlies (o._· local pro.!!lrams toch•Y Ftre officials searched still IR;lOldering debrts late Friday and tl(jday to detel-mine the cause of the blQ.~e believed to have started 'Ehe ·1~nnual Achievement Day thts year spo•nS<tred among eleetric1d equ1pment.. -- 4-H Club Advisor Honored I I Upper Arllngton Pohee 1.Ud tothat Grlfl\ !tas driving hil loade« Vitth new can south Route 33 w~n 1t collided with car driven Jones and burl~ a Bervtce: station. :' ,r I '" . d•Y· .uw. Last Of Revival Meetings To Be Held On Sunday !llddl~port, was rt- ' Hit·R~Mishap sunday evemng wUI be Ute la~t meeting of the ReviVal serv1ces being held at the Middleport Chur.ch of Christ by Fred Dunn, Huntington, w1tb Fred 1 Gardner, pastor of the church, pres1d1ng. Frida)' rtliht there were YISttors from Pomeroy, :Bradfc,rd, Rutland Bradbury, Hemloek Grove, Keno, Chester, Hunt.mgton, MinersvUic and Middleport churches at the mectina:. Mr. Dunn preached on "Divine nea~y, ·~arch 27th m the Middleport Htgh School·~·~~~~~:; accordi'tlg to Mrs. Geneva H. Nolan, Home Economtcs vetet:an Mebl0r14ll :. . --~ -1 nmg {or the event, Wl're at a meeting o{,tl>e llp!ne 'Bt:t-JOOn cmi.tidf.held Postponed Week A bearing date in Columbus when a,rguments were to have been heard favoring thanging the Veterans Memorial Sectilln of the Obio Code has been !postponed it was learned here today. Meigs CMnty Reprcsentatlv~ ' George A Memhart satd Kenneth Berry (R CoshO'CtOn), chatrman of the Elecllons .and Federal Com· mtttee of the House, announced postponment. The chairman mus: be in Albens, o, on other stale business Feb. 12, dale of the hear 1ng • Rep. Memhart. sail! the new bearmg date 11 Feb 19 A deleg:t· Uon of people from Meig::; County mterested in Sl)(:edmg another vote at the polls on a Veterans Memonal, which would be a hospita\, Js planning to attend the heartnc. Jn ~ 'l'!N,..day. recently and lta Sayre, aetmg president, gain Frlday 61ded He told police that the braises A program planning committee lnr the Aehhwement Day was ap- en the truck funetiened but were pomted by the chairman to lnclud!! not enough to avotd tbe colhston. Mn. MBXme Goe~lean, Mrs Hazel Stout, Mrs. Edna Lee Mrs Carrie Nease, Mrs Fran-ces "olmer, !Mrs Pauhne Atkms, Mn. PauUne My en, and Mil's Irene Parker who will work wtth the president, :M.rs Maxme Price The main objective of lhis Coun· cd meeting was to work on a broad, ovr!r-all program for the year of 1957 58 Count:v 8ltUabons and long time goals were reviewed by Geneva H. Nolan A planned potluck lunch was served at noon. After reviewing the past pro- gram, the county situa'tionll and Street Lights In Racine May Be TIH'ned Off Due lo the fact that the oper· ating lew m tbe V11lage of Racine for the payment of the Street Light contratt, has expired it will be necessart to have the 1treet IIgbts shut off MaY 1. 19&7 unless some otber means of seeurmg funds is devised. It baa been suggested by the VillP.te Council, that each property owner pay to the Vllla&e Treasurer an amount corresponding to 2 rnllls on the property valuation as shown 011 the Tax Duplicate for one year. In the meantime, the operatinJ levy can be renewed by ballot in the November election. " Anyone wishmg to di&OOSI thil matter may contact the Village Clerlr: Mac Cleland, or attend the reglllar meetmg of council on Thmnas A. Keffer Receives Honors As Ohio Newsboy Cmppehticm. The contest u held 1n conjunc· with the Oh1o Newspaper As· sociahon annual conventlon ban· quet .and as SlJOnsored. by the ONA .nd .~e OhrrJ Ctrculat~on Man ':gen; ASSOCiation Keffer, whose motber of the former Jo"Tanees Daniel~ ot Mlddll'port. has ~een an outstapdl,ng car rier for the Cotumbue Cttizen m the Grandview afea fot four years. Judges in the compct,tion were Kent State UnlverBlty president George A Bowman, Portage County Juvenile Judge Clay D1ctnck, both former newspaperboys, and the Rev Herbert G. Myers, rector of tbe Grace Episcopal Church in I lion ~~Y; Stout Executive Husbands Urged 'fe:Address MGM To Enter Wives Dist. Committee In Compet ~ti"on 4 Here's one for men only! If you think your wife t& a good homemaker, encourage her to enter tb1s year's Mrs. Amet'ica con· test, Ray St. Clair, Middlt~port manager for the Ohio Fuel Gas Company, said today. The nation wide c~est w•ll lead some talenbed bouaew1fe to a $1~,000 pot of gold wtth priZes lor the (!ntire fanuly. .Entry blanks for the contest arc now avaUahle at the Ohio Fuel Gaa Company offtce in Middleport and at l~al gas appJiatce «ores, Ohio Fuel is sponsoring the event locally All en_t.ries must be flied by March 15. The 'Mn. America" eontest is open to all mUTlcd women over 21 years o£ aae. Wlnrten Will be chosen at local, distbet, state and national levels The ladies will be judged on thetr homemaking abi· ltty, personahty, cliarar:ter, groom· 10&, and community activities. Homemakers frorn this a~a will compete for the "Mn. Maddleporl" tit~ in an etimlnatipn ccmtest the week Of March 18th. Local contest wJnners Wlll advance to 8. dut.rlct cook·off in Athen ~week of Ap- Mol.l,le Talbott, l'~tl, rll 1. , National Boy Scout Week Observed B R· Club y otary At Friday Meeting llc;:~clntop.:::..~~hci;:.Ua~~; NaUonal Boy Scout Week was observed Fnday,by the Mid- Bernard Fultz, Jean Lima, Willia dleport-Pomeroy Rotary <;lub when they had their regular Leadingham, Mrs. L. E. Reynolds, · H M Harold E. Hubbard. . d mner meetmg at the eath ethodist Church Judge John Housing-to make a survey of Bacon, president, presided at a ThE' Rotanana vole~ to s~nu ~ student from Middleport Hagh Sch· ool and Pomeroy Htgh S<Jhool fo the World Affa•rs Institute to be held in Cmctnnati on March S.IJ under the auspaees of the Cmcinnata .Rotary Club Delegates last year were Juhe Probasco, Middleport. and Danny Moms, Pomerov Fred Hibbs, Meigs-Galha-Mason Scout Distnct chairman, was pro~r,trn chairma • forth"' eveniog and .ntrodvced Thomas Lambdin, Pomt Pleasant, D1str1ct Scout ExecutiYe, who spoke bnefl:J; on tbe rea&OIU! for observmg NatiOnal Boy Scout Week He explamcd that this ts the forty-seventh anmversary of Scoutlng m the US and that more titan 4,500,000 Scouts, ExplOI."el':o, Cubs and Adult leaders were celebrating together with rede<licattdn servlCe.s short business meeting. '5 ArC EXamJO ' ed At ChestJDJC o· . Held On _Thursday t..• Dr c R Markwood Columbus, was the chest specaalist m charge of the clmlc at the office of Dr Ed Butnmas ThW"sday Thirty-five persons reported for examination and of these ten were old csses four old suspects eJx new ca5es and fifteen new ®ntracts. Asststmg With the Clinic were Mrs Wallace Bradford, exerutive secretary of the Meigs County Tu· bercolusis and Health Assocliltion, Miss Ber• t<'C Ledlie RN anr'i Mrs. Elizabeth Smtth, ·~t.N, ' · Co~nty II lth 1\" r ses ) Hibbs explamed the three pbasea u es of Scouting Cub Scouts from The Climes are sponso~d by 8-11; Boy Scouts, 11-14, and Ex· the Count~ ~~ealtb Dcpar1ment and plorer Scouts, 14-18 He mtroduc· the Coun~} luberculosls and Heal· ed Mrs. R. R Pickens, Den Mot!\•·r tb Assoc•alwn. of Den 2 of Cub Scouts Pack 214, Htddlcport Mrs Picken& in turn {)f Introduced her :tSSif;tart Den Mot'l ·~ er, :Urs. Myron Miller, wbo makes The Melg>Gatna-ltlason Dlalrict it possibl~ by her have l of the DO)' Scouts of Amerlea is a larger Den than 1s euston •.u y. to be bonored next week by the Erwm. leavm• presence Of R1cbard Mellen, Dep. Don the Boy Scouts to JOIII the Explor· uty ReglQnal Executive of Region er Troop, 1s Den Ch1ef of th1s Taylor V<~n Meter, ·clifton, w. Four who ~A111 meet wi\h the Dlsgroup of Cubs and he as5lsted With Va ' dlCd yesterday evenmg at 5 trict committee. thetr presentatlon of a typlcal D~ n pl m. m Memorial Hospital, CharThe major Item on. the a1enda, lftston W Va , 1t "'as lear,_ J.a 1,., 01rditl~ to the announcement; meetmg MTs. Pickens and her husb.md · Surv1vmg '" his wife, ~rtle, dJscuuion of a District Dr R R Pickens, had made n Cllflon Mr Van Meter was a reCommittee to expand {Continued on INve Hftnl tired ra1lroad man. on the present Oper-- Funeral servtces wtll be an· comm•Uees nouncC'd rrom Foglesong FUneral F. Htbbs, chairman of tbe Home commtttee said that th~ 1~ comprised of Dhr. operating Committee Chairman, ntslriet ccHnmls., stooer and lnslltutlonal Represen· Lative:!l from each organi.r.ati(ln or thf' long ttmc goals, the suggestions for annual goals for the year of 1957-58 inC'ludcd kltch~n plan· .:-.~-----nmg, to ticlp more people becume mterested 111 educational actm ties; to develop a tnore sanitar~ commumty 10 which to hve, a Bl\1· ' dy o{ cancer, sewage disposal and samtalmn problems, water supply, safety In the home, busmesa me· thoda, broiler meals and creative design Thomas A. Keffer, son of Mr Due to the lack of time the and Mrs Jenmnas 1CI)ffer, Colum· recommended annual goals were M!IRb '· !957 bus, wns one of the newspapcrbOJS not completed Another mee.hng who rece•ved ccrttf1catcs of mer1t was scheduled for February 28t.h !R the fifth annual Glenn L Cox Newspaperboy Achievement AwarCI ~~~~~~;~~- and children aod 1Middleport: Rebecca Richmond, • ,. ' '~ Thi'!:l date, and Hear1ng •· Da~e ,..,.,;Js -,.· of Mrs Nolan ..,_ · • Judgement" and special mune ht· eluded a song by Mr Dunn and hiS familY, Jtrditb AnnJ Faath and Ste· 1Jhen accompamcd by ~· Dunn. TheY ung "Trust m the Lord." Ravenna. Other music was a mile quartette · G(.}vcrnoP. Wilham O'Neill was Homer and D~nver Rice, L. R. WJ· the prmcipal speaker at the nc" B· ley and Cash: llahr, who aang "I paper association banquet. HIYe a Savlour'' aa i painting I}[ che "Praying Handa" was shown SPEEDER CITEO l:iy ttre !peater · Hobart D Cunningham, 51, Cool· Sunday mor.nlng Mr Gardner ville, bas been cited for a Feb. 11 will preach 8n the topic "'A Care· appearance m the court ol Just1ce fill liOOk at Ignorance" and tt thE!: of Peace R E. Grindley for speed· closina: serv1ee at 7:30 Mr. .Dunn inr . .He was arrested by tbe Oblo wlll speak op ''What Is Man " At Ni,gbw..y Patrol. tbe Fr1d~ nigh~ servtce Mrs. Har· MIIGS GINERAL HOSPITAL old Lohsh and lkn Chester Erwin Admitted, P1u1 Davis, Middle· played an organ-piano prelude. port; Benny Wr-1ght, Pomeroy; Other visitors from Huntington !;Iorence Smith, Pomeroy; Grace Sixth Avenue Cburch beside!! ~he Brook11, Letart. W. Va. family were Mr and M:r&. Diseherges, Claoonce Freeman, I I swn · Agent.. Membership OJ ,100 Is Sought By New Group Eighty one membera with 1 goal o( one hundn.!d were reportecl when the Mtddleport Chambr ol Commerce dlel Friday at th~ VIJrLage Hall for their first meettn• smee the1r reorganwtJon earlier th1s year Wilham Grueser, prestdent, prestded anli the membership report wa• gwen by Robert Coats who ia amnsted on btl committee by R~ney Downing, Calb Jhbl', Wtllla Leadina:ham Fred Hibbs and Clinton Filber. ' The president led a di.teulllOI\ of the type of orpmza.taon detlirtd by the memben and tent.aUVf plans made for a Chamber of Commerce dinner to be giVen lat.er thlB spnng Wllb an outstandmg speaker for the occa8Jon when JDVItations will be sent to neighbor· mg C of C organizations. A unammous vote was pvea to the mohon made by Dale Dutton, local t'ruggiM and secretary-trea. surer of the C. c., that a letter be sent to the Pomeroy Cbaraber of Commerce and other simlllr OT-! ganwtions 'o the Bend art4, ex· pressmg th~ d~s1re Of the MiltdleROrt restdenh to work w,itbt them ia proJects for the deve1ewant of the area. . ... .,..,~ 1\1 . prwd~nt reviewed the constitution aM by.Jawa: of Ute' C. o1 C. and apperint.ed the followiht committees. Indult.ru.l--to promote, he•p and aaa1st existm~: mdustry and to eneou•ag• new ones. D. c. ltllller, E 0 Rail, Rodney Downing, Jolin. Zerkle, Thomas Hendrix. Jones was ~J"iv.er of the car. ' Gnm, a lruck driver, wu "feported today releue:d by Upper ~hngton Pollee after quesUOnt~~ ~e said the air bratea on his Jf!ml·trailer truck wh1ch f1gUNd jn the fatal accident ha11 failed. ~ Pomeroy Permit ·Home Demonstration Council To Hold Achievement Day On Mar. 27· ~,:!~:~· Holder Is Cited By Li~or Board ·Mei«S (!tounty Home .DemonstratiOn Cnunctl be The Ohi,G Board of Liquor con·' trol w!ll ,hear 29 alleged v1ols· tions of tlie liquor law& next Wed· ~~·d~~ and Thursday, Feb. 13and # perm1t bolders ,includ· 1-i"*''~' '!i'Oiit l'oll\etoy Will all• 3 " pear for Jwar;tngL ~ ~ .._ The Pomoroy ·perm1t c>ted by the hquor e&ntrol board is that As the result or an. accident in held b~· Elpha M. Ebersbacb and whtch two cars were. heavily dam· Kathlc~n B1t.Jiey for the · Hotel aged Friday on East Maln-st one Martin Bar, 215 E. MalR·St, Pome· motorl.'it is in the Meij::s County roy. Jatl today charged with drlvmg to According to the Uquor Con· Jdt of the centerline and drmng trol Board, the alleged oftense ts while jnt6xlcated. that of "making false matenal Ral>ert Earl Board. 22, o1 llart- statements in apphcation lor per· ford, W, V, was arrested by mit and permit premases ln un· P6lice Chief -Frank Hudson after samtary condition." tbe car wb1ch he was drivmg Slated as Case Nu. 17768 the struck the left fel)der and left hearmg on tbe local permit IS side of a Cdr driven by Russell B. scheduled for 9 ~ . m. on Tbutsday • Satterfield, 26,' of Rt. 2, Racine. Februar)· 14. Hudson said that the accident Another case from this area al· occurred wllen Board turned west so cited for bearing on February from Route 33 and 7 Into Main-at, 14 ts against the Crystal Ice C4J. croued the center line and struck ttf the other ear wbich was traveling Inc , 124 N. 3rd St, Marie a or aa!es to u mmor. ealt on Main·sl Hearmgs wiU be 1n the Board ' No one was injured In the mishap, Hudson said. • Hearing room, Department of LiIn another trafflc mcldent on guor control, 33 N Thud Street, trJd~ a dog was blamed br Don Columbus, .and w11l be open to R. HUI, 19. Letart Falls, for: IUs the public. "' car going out' of control and tum~ Bpard members hearing the 1ng ovtr. Hdl was uninJured. Aceording to Sheriff Robert cases will be: Chairman Robert Hartcnbach, Hill sa1d he wa11 Kocb of Van Wert ,E. G. Schlteasmoving at 4:1 mph on Route 338 Jer of Columbus, Esther R. Hardy , about 225 feet north of T•nner'.s o! Fremont, and Edward H. Dell Run Road when he tried to mlaa a o! Middletown. dog in the highway. He swerved his car and sot into loose track· ing. 'l'b.e accident occurred about -' IMr *50 soutta. SINGLE COPY--Sc !>.., Va. leascd by autboi-lf.Y of tbe Pro· bate court, under prJ1bation. to find a place to live; tilit faUitll, to ~turn berlf)lf to jal) later to- ' Weather en.ttne~ Radao Station WPAR planned, to Leona Marhn, $249.95 • Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Sa:lurday. February 9, 1957 The SherlH's t>epartment re· today two persona were jaUe(l and one releaR&d during the past 24 hours. Fred Jenkins, 4T, Syracusb, was jailed at 12:09 a. m. this mornln& on a charge of intuieat!On. He was arrested by "Deputy Sheriff Howard Frank and wUI appear before Justice oC Ptaee R. E. Gl1~d­ ley. Robert Earl Bo,lrd all!,o WI& ln jall on a char1e of driv1qg whUe intoxicated. - th• ...... HaiNI..,.. . ' • 1 .. ' t•Jtl•••• Area ~ Alundnbetl Pklure Tube .. • Dem~ted 'l'o The I,.CetWN fH 1'. . 1JJ... Two Released Two Jailed At Meigs Bastile "Mllh-lllarp-anll·lu)"'. TliRIIIfl ICA Sllve"""a thorp.. clear plctW'II on a big 261 • •• e In Local News In AdveriiBing In CirculaUon ----~- lla·lpeaker lalancell P. .llty Sound lharp, "Livlllfl Imate" Pktttre lt't n•w conaol• TV at tM lowell price In RCA Victor hlttory. Enj~ IRST ' 9.115 a. m . Features! Extra aood Urt1. 1951 Chevrolet 3/• toll Pickup · ho~~:' Middleport Society E11 h1n.,:cr A shnrt business S(!Siton w ''i Pickup I.A.lu than 14,000 miles. Russ Waho n who undet,went maJor surger} Monday at Holzer Hospital I! reported as convale&· c1ng mcely Mrs. Damel James ef Pitlsburgb, -Pa IS the guest of 1\.tr and Mra. Scott Folmer . Mr and Mrs Harold WiUiam Lemley and MlsS Betty Romlnt> were m Huntington , W Va., Wed nesday where Mr. Lemley enter ed the Ve~erans HospHal for ob servation and treatment. Mr" Greta Price retumed to her home Wednesday from ll'eis• General HDSpital and is conv.ales cmg nicely. !r{r11 Chprles Ward of Colum. bus is the guest of Mra Jl'loyd Mees wblle Mr. Ward is confined to the Me1gs General HOilpital J E D Hartmger returned to his duties as county en&ipeer, Wednesday after belng epnfined to hiS home w1th tbe flu Carl Edwards JS VISitmg In Col· umbua and Galloway w1th his children Mrs W. Let Wtlliama who hn been the guest of her alster, Mrs. R W Fm!>tcrwald fur the pas; week has returned to her home m Athens Mrs Wendell Freeker was a bus tness vi9ttor tn Parkenburg, W Va , Wednesday Mrs Buster Farrell who has been the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J c Farrer for the pnt SIX weeks lert f~om Charleston, W Va , Tuesday by plane for New York where she w11l leave for a visit in Turkc~ w1t hhcr father and other relallves Thts w1ll be her first vlstl there m e1ght years Mr and Mr& Herahell Manuel observed lherr wcddmg anmver· sary recent!} wtth a dinner and "'"'mg m of the show m Parkersburg, W Va. 0 1 Rev and Mrs G!'orge Davis r e.. presented the Syracuse and Rut· land Methodist churches at a dts· wmg gave thP. report of the secre· tnct meetir. g m Portsmouth re- tary and Mtss Vida lhle the report oJ the treasurer Plans were rnlirl c cently for a dmner at the annual pamh meetmg which will be held at the prmsh htltnr. Monday 1t 6 p n lt was voted lo purchase ne;, pra)er books for the church A dessert course Willi S('tved ))' lhLl hoste ss d.urmg the soc1a l hom Mr nnd Mrs ,I W K1tchcn (Jane Young) who were married Sunday, wert' here Tuesday and Wednesday and moved their / furntture to the1r new apartment on Carlisle Hrll , Chillicothe Polly Karr, who I~ employed in Columbus, was a weekend guest nf her parents Mr And Mra C R Karr Sr and family Mn. IRnbert Re1bel, Leading Creek Road RegiOnal D1rcctor of the Ohio Association of Garden Clubs, was on the program Thurs· day evening when the Walk-In Garen Club met at lhc home of Miss Jess1c Saunders, A1hens Road Mrs Retbel gave a demon· .11trat10n of dried arrangements. Sgt and Mrs Leonard Gwlaz. dowsky and baby daughter have moved from the Coats apartment to the Wyatt apartment on North Second Avenue and Coal Street. Pat We1her, ttacher In tbe Mid dleport Junior High School, was Ill this week and Mrs Noah Haa· kin&, substituted for him m bia cJaascs. Mrs Oscar Roush attended the funeral of R. E Wilson at the Sbade Methodist Church Monday afternoon. .C. H W1sc Jr attended a steak dinner at the Gallipolis Shrmt Cl\lb Thursday as the guest ol Joe keyser Mr. and Mrs John Stephenson Qvo moved to the Everett Bachner apartment on Coal Street. Plans Completed For Dinner At Parish H.1use SILK TWEED In red-striped Is used tor a sprina suit from the eollectlon of Pattullo-Jo Cop~and. White or· gandy drapes the low-collared neckline and II caught at one aide by a red carnation. The 11lrlpe:~~, worked in reverae de· tall. matk the double-breaated front. ' • '· 'J Mrs. Lyston Fultz r.'"'' ,,,n Guest Pianist On Musical Program Club Entertained Wednesday Eve At Thompson Home Mothers To Se11 Soup, Pastries At local Cleaners The chaJitCr hns al'o been 1m 1 led to Lanrn ~t(' r on Feb 16 1-> at !flrtd the lmtJ'u'lon ~:crcmnnv of the llamhow Girls w1lh mst<:JJlJ i10n of off1cers at 7 30 p m au1 the opcum g cere mo"'y at :i 1 rr :1t t 1e Masomc Temple. Lancaster Mr~ i\lll ton Hood Mrs Ktnuetl• Mcl'::lhmny, ~Ir s Allen Rousn ,m! Mn Carl Ebersba h sened r~ f:P!illn>clll~ to the mt•JTJlwr• Thursday even.ng and \Irs L \1 Bl11.ke, \irs Jawc~ Sunpson and Vlrs Wil'lam Morns v.ere 111 charpe of the de coutwn~ m thr dmnmg room. In obsHvamc or WCJ ~hl n gt on s hlrlhdu,l- the~ used red candltb, lht'rnt ~ holl\ bJilll chel'i aroun ti :1 m1111a urc hlJ..: 011 the table Spe.ual mu•Jc for the rne" llll ~ .vas pr~.~·nltd hy Mrs I'o~ul Wlr,n Mrb E i\1 fll,1kc and ~lr,; (_,rorge Meu.hurt , who !ia ng a \no, 11.1l', Mrs. Lillian Sh~IU a~ ,wcompa mst local own('r Its 1955 PLYMOUTH VB Savoy SOCIETY 20 OF 1956 PONTIAC V8 · · · · · · · POMEROY Anthony, W M, prestdrd Wh('n I he l!;vangel!ut Cha pter Nll 172 ogs mel .al thl' ~a-some Temple illl l~wlr regul ltr mcct.ng <~'ld Jlllll.l•crl t~ o tan'! elates Th ,rc will a <;o he a spcctJI mcetmc: on ii'rb 18 ~h1•n ulhn candtdales wid be m.tnted Plans are be1ng marie lm th<", <Jttnua l lnspcctlun to be held 'll Ma v 20 w. lh Neva Calcndtnf', Stockport OJqtrtct Deput} &.s the msvecL n~ offJrl!r Invi tatio ns were recc 1v ~d to at tend the lnttla!IOn at Ral'mt' Sa,l urday ntght an dthe Grand lnspec· liOn of thl:' P01nl i'lcasant Cha p ter by Lelah 1-:. Ball Wort'1y Grand Matron of \j / Va on f<'e" ; HONEST '' CARMEL !ltlr and Mrs John Rasp of Fus toria Ob1o and Mrs Henry Spe-n· The ~~.:N Hue Sew.nlil rluh e1 rlf', \!I • Charles S;•enctr Ur~ l' l'r of Oak Hill \'I&Jted hls aunt Joyed a 'alenllnc party Wednes- (Jonald .\brks, Mrs Edwarl1 'r\E'IIs, Mra.: Clar.; cucle s!t••rd,ay d~~ t enm,., .11 the home of r:r ~rs ~ Jl,Jr 5.imp3on Mrs o~ 1 n lir a1.~ 'rlr~ Emory PiJwell and J a('k rowkr wllh .wtrs U01 . l Strickland. !\Irs HofFman, \ln. daughter AddLe, Mr and Mrli Made~ ,,~ the a~ ·t 1 g b.ost c.\o\IIll.1rd Ro)er, Airs Elmer \\-hil l!, Gerald 1-'owe)l and two child· A ~hoi 1 Lu:,;mess ~.-ss ton "'as \frs Donald Kenned1 and Mrs nn of Spiller and Mr and Mrs hchl With Mr& Chari "s Hoffman Elra G1lmore Jr. George Ctrcle and d~tugbter. u' p• c.. tf,l~nt, prn1dmg Hon1e m31e Th.e next meetin& will be held Great Bend OAere Sunday guesll of hal!! were purchased as , mnne.) at the lJOmt! o( ML ii Dayton SL~Jck Mrs Mary Circle and son M~Jvln. 1o1akmg prllJet't and wn-1 n \.ly the land .uth Mrs !)on~ld Colima a11 Mr and \1rs Thom<~s Holter mc·nl·tJF, dunng the evt 1 r:.; ~o·bo~tesb and fam tl) were Sunday guests of llr and Mrs Dean Earach ann I· e 'r sl•ment.s •nelt.1dlil ~ :1 e.. to. I. -------famtlY of Col umbus ICP1 In'" ote " ld oen····· ''''"' ·~rr-e .rr; heart were ,.,., 11 I bv Mrs Dan J Moore and son Paul vtl!led Mr •a.nd Mrs Douglas Clr1 <he t·o, .. ''"'" to ' " de and familY Saturday Mr and Mrs Paul ~m1th calLd on Mr and Mrs Roy Smtth ami Mn Lyston Fultz (Juamta Ran· Mr&.. Mar} Smith and ram1ly Sun· k1n Fultz). LaDCaster, pre.sen' d dav arterno.m a mt11ucal program recelltly at the Mr tmd Mrs Ern~st Johnson S<J uthern Hotnt Art Gallery, Cfll· and bm1ly of Cheshire VISited Mr ur ·ht1s, hon1.••: n.,: til!! nu~:mtJc < 1 1 and Mrs Dou&las Ctrcle and famMn Dame! E Thompson en'·•c •:1rclev •1!..t Art Leagutl, Ff'IJ· tertained ber card club WednesIly Sumlt.y day evening at her home, Beech IJ!I: ex!J=r Hcn a. the Galle"J Baroara a11u Ma.~i!yn f\tJush· rers Fult1 a ,,ea-known c.lll Street. turned Lo Athens Monda y after Prize for htgh score was award. eert piamst, ta the wife of a for· spendmg scverwl day.'! w1 tb the tr ed to Mrs Frank Jennings and mer lrhdd!' Jh'•rt • 1>slrlent whu u puuuts Mr and Mn Edson Rousl. Iii second to Mrs. Thoma• Hennessy now supo::rm tclhltn: of the hdu~trlal SchMI at Lanea&tc Jr. !Itt .md ~.tn, Jolln Fultz ar. Refreshments were served by dnughter, Anltl Marie, visited bil' the bostesa. uncle and aunt reeent11 at tht! By Phylll• Snowcl•n BIS and were guests 'l the thirty. LAYETTE SHOWER GIVEN nmc room houae wbel·e the superMn. Eva McKmney of Dexter .nten J, nt anct hb wlfe Jife and was guest of honor at a layette cntcr•oun .apeeial tueata. shower given Tuesday evening at tbe home of Mn Pearl IJttle by SNOWDINS INTIIlTAIN Mr and Mfa. Carron Snowden Mrs Freda Grate, Mrs Chloe F1nk Sat•~rday, Feb 9, the mothers entertamed., Saturday evening, the and Mrs Little. o( lientol'S at Middleport High Sc.1 Bingo was played and Mrs Bonfellow employees and wives of ool Will have a Sale at the Trt· the GalhpoUt staff of the N4t10nal nie Mtllcr was .awarded the door • luater Clemers starting at 9 30 Life and ~ident Insurance Cu. prtze. The gtfls were placed d m a am They plan to ~ll home-mPJc Games and ~ntests were played vegetable soup, baked beans, po- after wh1ch refreshments were wh1te bassmet ~n th e <:eater of tato salad, hot rolls, rutries, can- Houch, Mr. and Mrs D. T. Houston the lmng room. After the honored J~uest opeJ).ed dles, ("'O~,;kics and cakes. The mor· and Mr. 'lnd Mrs C, C. Brown of ey will be used for the trip to Galltpolis, ;Mr. and Mrs. Robert her many Jovely g1fts, refresh· New York City which the dass SnOwden of Pt Pleasant, and Mr. ~P.nts were served t9 the fulplo;.n s to mnke this ,prmg and Mrs J. E. Karns of Mason Jowmg Mt s Pauline Davis, Mrs. C1ty Guests were Supt. and Mrs. Geraldine Mmor, Mrs . Mildred B F. Houck of Portsmouth and Jeffer~. Charlotte Nel!lon of nexSupt. Joe Thompson of Columbus ter, Mrs Marie Birchfteld o!!ortd sons, Harri~onville, Mrs Robert Schoonover of ruchmond, Ind , BtRTH .ANNOUNCED Announcements are being re- Mrs. .Joe Dugan, Mrs W. 0. Osceived of the birth of a 6 lb , 8 oz. borl•e , Mrs Bonme Mlller, Mrs. Mrs. Charles Ward was a guest son to Mr. and Mrs. W1lliam EvPlYn Napper. Mrs. Beatnce whe n Mrs Patrtck Lochary astHs "Sonny" Simpkins of Elkhorn C1ty Smtth, Mra. Mildred Gr.ite, Mrs. terl bv Mrs A R Kmght ent~r Kentutky, Jan. 17th Mt Strop. Beulah Grate, MTS Reva Snowden, tamed the GUild of the Grace E· krns 111 the son of Mr and Mrs. Mrs Naomi Cltase , Mrs Grate, plsCO[Jdl l'hureh. Wednesday even Arch•e Stmpkms and formcr\y at· :'drs Fmk and Mrs. Little. Several 'ent grits but were un· ing at her home , H1gh St Mrs tended school here. able to attend. Greta Pncr. \\B s a co-ntribulmJ!. _ _ _ _ -..,--,-- I Two Candidates To Be Initiated By Local Chapter ~rs COME SEE OUR Sew-Rite Sewing Club Members Buy Hats, Wear Them, As Group Project The Daily Sentinel DANDY-BUY - ~956 Chevrolet Station Wagon •• • • ' "'"t'"" tc •h" I' 'u" 1 a boy m Oak H•li SQUAO AIDS MR. ·~AIIHS Pomeroy l'i Emergency IICIU&d was called tn the hom(' of Mr. and Mr:t. Don Covert. 836 E Maln Sl, at 8·30 a. m. today where Herman Bearhs was YlstUng a11d .suffered an apparent hght 9Lroke. He wu removed to hts .adjacent hB~e by the squad Mr. Bearhs was NpOtt· ed fe~ imj)roved lit noon. '' The letter read We, the pup1ls of the Seventh and Eight Grades have chosen your wondrful e1t • on which to make a ~port on Would you please Sl'Od us any pos· Sible Information about your city? · A brochure and map pubhshe-:1 by tbc Chamber of Com1nerce were mailed to the boy by the secretary. 1~ill wm:k w1th these committees ' m official capacity. Cash Ba.Jrr. pres1dent of the Retail Mettban.r• Assoctatmnl was reque.sted to .,. Vlte them t •, become 1 bnnch Of the C. of C or to send a delepfe to the !"eetmgs. ; An mvttauon was read froiD the Pomt Pleasant ~- of c. to aend two officers to the1r twelfth lit-' nual b.1nqu""t on Feb. 19 at the Moose Hall when Soutb Dunn, m.; anoke, Va., offleJ.al Of the Appl,h acluan Power COmpany wtll be tlii guest speaker. Baker •nd J. It Grate, past president, will .repr.. (Continued on JM11t "'"") ., TayJ v80 Meter Dea tJ Reporl ed Bnc11.. • LJ"ayers At Charleston Rename Walburn To Presidency Middleport Is HonoredBv A Masonic Lodge Schoolboy Query lnspeetion To Be On Mondav• Middleport rccc1ved a oomph The rucetmg 1s scheduled to Le held. Februarv 12 111 the GaiUPotla ment FrJday when the Chamber of Commerce rcccn•cl a letter from CJtnlc at Gallipolis. ' available bUJidtng sites in ttw t4Jwn and of property exiJting 1a a eondiUon i!etrimental to tbl village: Robert Coats, c. 0 . Fishet James Arnold, s T. Russell~ a. V. King Highway- to stucJy and ..reeGJI'o' mend wesent and future location Of state routes· Emmett Shuler, David Jenkms, C. p William.t, Clinton F'ish;er, D L. Beck. Future Plnnning, Paul Smtrt, 1. H. Grate and Dr K.. D. Amsbary with others to be added Ia~. "e EdJaon Baker, vtee-prel!lldent, \fonday cvenmg. Feb 11. there will IJe an mspecl!OD of the CounCil o( Royal and Select Masters at lhe 'M"asonlC Temple in Pomeroy All members are urged to be pre· ~ ut Ma!itcr Charles H. Peoples w11l p1 cSlde tnd Dr. 'J;hornas C Swop{' Pol1t.sit\outh, District [k! puty i\la~ter, wlli be inspection ol· ftcer -~ dtnner will precede the meet· mg at 6.30 p.m. Members of th~ Bricklayers ~ cal No 32 happlly facing at leaat f1ve b1g construction projeeta her.e this year, re-elected F.Jtou Wal• burn thctr prestdcnt at • mectinJ Thursdal' nlgllt :n "Joe Cheshire Hlt~h SctuJOI. '\cw off1ccn. nau-. ..J were ReneLind, fmanclal secretary. Joe lobD~on . recordm.:; secreta,ry: Ftaftl Herhncr, v1ce president: Ge~\f l..ambe.rt, Sgt .:~•t I Arms; .foe Si• on, IU deputy an , Robert Rou*' J t't•rnate depht.-" "" -\ majority or the 3.2 mem!Jerj Are ~ urrenlly e npJoyed or :wiU .nove soon to const,.uction of five large school _.:pro,~e.:h •ncar bert. These inclu:ded: two in Gallipollt, one in Mi~dleport, one near Tupot: pcrs Plains • ('East~n). another .,._ twt'en ReedsvtL'e o1_Drl bull ~· tOlD , \Vork is being .:ont~ICFt<l now on tbe \ddison Town1'i1 p SChool ani! ' the Kyger C.reek Scholl4 Wllbutll O&d. • �....,..,~~IIOY•Hldilleport, 0., Peb. t,l9,_7 - Y: '"Ene Ditilv sgntinel DEV<r.I'ED TO INTERESTS OF MEIGS-MASON AREA ..f ., '• Day Book • . eN,J. Ohio. · - Subllcri~ ~i nles: Dtlh'ery by carrier whe re available 30 l!entl pt r one rt!~ hl advanee at The Datly Sentinel ortice, $1:1.60; stx f.llfHJlDI, $'1.80; tlu'9e months, $3.00. By motor route where available: - - !9! m9nth $L I!Sy mall one year $8, su months, $4 25; three months, fi.BG'; one month, $1. j hbli&iled ever-y afternoon exrept Sunday by The Ohio Valley Sen· UMI, Inc., at 110 Mechanic S1., Pomeroy, 0 llusmess office ph,me 39a, edil.orlal ortice phon.- 397. •• -----=----=-------- ... B.?ys Are Like Their Fathers -· . ~· Not~: "Fath•rs," says E, 0 Saunders In this " Ameri- can Boy" erles, "Should recall what kind of boys they werl before they charge tht>ir sons with being no good " Saunders, the veteran school tea-cher gettmg well into hls 63rd year of teaching and handling boys of the 10- 17 age group, has seen -' .., . ". '.. three generations of boys turn out much hke their fathers. While this certainly is not a hard and fast rule that is never broken it happens in a majority of Jl~ather·Son relationships. Consider how unfortunate it is for boys , and the communities they Jive in, that do not have a father they can look up to as 11 The greatest guy in the world?" BOYS ARE APT TO BE LIKE THEIR FATHERS By "Is .. - it • E. 0. Sounders not true thut many a boy is bad because the • best part of him is nol developed? The best part of him did not have a chance." There are ~veral r-easons why boys are apt to be like their ~ath•rs. One 11 tN-t o( heredity . The son inherits many of his father's traits of character. If the father is quick-tempered, the ~on is ~pt to have the same kind of a temper; if the father Is kmd, the son usually will be like him and so on with many traits. Another reaso~ for the likeness is that of associatkiD To moot boys their fath'r is the greatest man In the WQtld · A,aythl~g and everything the bther does, the son natur•llY \~~~AU Is nght, and so many of his acls are like those of lllf filM!'. In fact many f~thers train their boys to be lille U..~J\.". However. here ts something we often observe In fal"'r and son that does not ~em to harmonize with the above rtuontnc, Often a boy who ts regarded as a very bad one, has a fathfr that is a very fine Christian gentleman . Some obServer r• marks, "Isn't it strange that SUCh a fine man has sqctJ. a WaY~ Ward sor.?" But when you investigate as to what )jhld of 1 boy this fathe~ was at the son's age, you lear!l that thil taihp was just the kmd of a bov his son is now. T~ - "'" So Around-· and wrtte 1 ••od !JOrt of nlllonal ovauon short J.c:keta, pamted slilkei'B and abquld be him to quit his drinking ." I told the father that woul4 to the boy, and I said, v.Do you remember what Jiind of a you were when you were l6?" · He dropped his head for a mo, ment and gave me this reply , "J guess I wasn't any betler~hlfl Ray is now." Then 1 told him this. "You are a ei .,n II •n• ¥¥ now, we respected by every -one You don't need to WOl'Q about Ray. He will turn out alll'lght." The following is another case of the boy being like hia (f.· ther. A teacher in high school reported to me whl•n 1 wtll 'nein of Boys, thti~ohn Smith during his English class period hail thrown his text bOOk out through the window Tllis cla&i"'""'I'W\ - -•et ·· w as on the second fl our. Th.e te. achc 1- told ht' m to go and • the b 00 k · He obeyed by chmbmg out of the same window through which he had th ...... wn the book, atld down tile bt·t'ck 11 to th d '" Wa e groun . He returned by the stairway with the book. He was sent to me at once wtlh n wntten statement of what had taken place. I tried to lead John to see that he had com· mttted quite· ~n offense, for a passer-by to see one of the H. S. students comlng Out of a class 1'00111 window and down the 11 1 Wa would ook pretty bad. Knowing the father quite well I <'fill d ht b h d related the tor to hi Th , e m y P on~ 'ln Iii Y m, e father answered, "I am glad you told me about John: I ~~rtainly will attend to him when he gets home this evemng. 1 went down town after school and met the father on the street, he said, "Tell me about that bov Of mlne ·u I told hi m aga 1n what the boy' had done and that -1 had not-flnlahed the ca~e with John. · · bOJ nmdered 'Jnto Princ1p:ll ldW¥d llolevaon of the Chnstopher Columbua Hl&h School m tbe Bronx, •New York City, for a daring plec. ol probl~ition. Koln10n decreed that his S,700 students will no loneer be admitted to elu~te 8 I( they lhow qp in dunlllets, T·Mhllts, kerehiefa, Jean-. or pm.curls. The princtpal f~eb t~t careJenness in appean,n~e ritiJti'll itlttlf in poo~ behavior and ~~~itude, and. that tbe Ume hu: <:OQUI to do a4;1metbina about it. He ill'l this Is a natioQwlde trend. m h.iah acho1dll, 1t is s1vniflcant that too members. ot tbe sthooJ'• Pvent A'-oc 1atu:m \IOted UIH!i~Jm(ll,lalM for the new rea:ulat1on and a:ava the principal a three-minute ovation. l believe this bUSlnetJ of •loppy dreas iuea deeper titan Koltvzon'll • - .. "cartt 1eUJle•s anu·' • t 11 tllment .IIDUUl b h · • 1 hi k It · poor c uvaor. ' t n Js one of the first f~tors in o way of thinking which has made an armY, with a umform to matcla, of the nation's younK ll 1, one of the thwgs which has reduced tbem to a mase, rather than a collectton of mdividual s- a mass that has h 1 h · 11 d come to e wve 1 at Is l!l enll e to special pnvlle ge We bave made a power of fu~H over our tl:!en-aglJrs 10 wbere lh " very wot:d no lo~ger ("onnoh.·~ young people in their upper ado! escent yean. When I hear !lie tl wor " teen-ager," I thank or blul' jeAns, ducklail or crew haircuts. hi k 1 tb 1 k 1 h 1 rl I Thhe tadther said with emphases, ''I do not approve of any sue con uct by that boy or mine , Lut don't you know that is just the kind of a bov I _was when l W<Hi John's age." Anotll~r example of a boy being hke his father . Quotation from "Reing a Boy," by Warner Haughton Miff- lin Co. 4-HAdvisor (Contlnued from page one~ Lucy Kibble, now a rellred sehoul teacl1er of Reedsville has not retired from work with ;oung IJOOf,le. Shu II In her 21st year a8 tdv 10r ot the Reedsvl11e Pioneer 4-H Club. She uya her moat rewJ1rdlng experlente In 4-H work wAll her opportunity to aUend the national t-H·Concren In Columhus several year• aa:o aud alto 4-H Advisors ~nterenee ln ColumbUI. ..rve ll,_y, Hen lntere1ted in )'Ounr people,n Mlaa Kibble told the Dally Sentinel, "and therelore t-H •~Ilk · ha• been \'ery re· waldlna: to me." tD .reVifwlnJ her lonJ tervlce alit" hft ,.tl J.n IJ;tr prennt club, daua:htera of Women, wM In ~heir .)'Oli}W"er ~· Wtte alao membei-a · ' 1·-- JJI'Ith Robf'rl Ruark SQme Ju~~nlleeade~~qu~~c~ s~nd :,;~y:· problem children. 1 no lo'nger a 1 ~ reminded of the millions- of nieu kid~~; who wear blue jeana and kerchi8fs to school, who get eood gradu and lifow up to be nice people. But in all this fuaslhg over the teeners, we have glvem them an cxa 1gerated idea of their own importance. They are not a •pee· 1al guald, deserving apecial treat· ment becauae of their youth. They are hobbledehGyS, ihOats, )'ear 1Jnp...-ado1eecents verMin& on thl! reapona.lbl1ltlea' o£ adulthood They .. m alway!l have cu1t5. There will alwaya be a Frank Sin· alr&, A Jamee Dean, an Elvia Pre1Jey to enthrall them. Thcv run In berda, and drt'!ls, fallc. dance and .ct alike. We were no different In my time, which was just after the lohn Held Jr.,J'lam· tn 1 Youth erl. our unlfortn e<lntiated of wide pant,, enor~noua l*!ktie knots, nr tlw same Pioneer Glub Another r.1ct 11 becori'llng known In RN•dwlllt! &mong the younger llct , tnn Tt-us is that U a girl wants lo ral<'h ll husband, join the Pionerr Cluh ln J.lle pa•t year 1ix memhen became ..-..arr.ied. They were Gertrude Wallace Alton, ('ul11mbu1, 0 .: Ferra Lou {'lwvaller Baringer, Toronto, 0.; l.outst' llt•JbtJI Mflrlt111, Belpre, 0 : Ja1m·e St. Claif t~rM1bne, Kansas Clty , Mu . Eunice St. Clair Petty, U. S. Army, Kansas Clty, Mo; llld Connie Walton Reed, Reedsville, Rt l. .\lso from the 1958 club' Greta Barton has 2one out to work In a Parker~biLriJ bank and Maxine Ret!d 1s a ~tttdent at Rio Grande Collrjje. Miss Kibble'• bla:1eat club waa "Of tour'"' not," f.eported M:iq In lD~~ when abe had 26 membera. Kibble. "Lool:. will you at tht Has TV hurt youth intere1t in 4.oH INS membenblp, and thls year Is work? shewn aQed. almost at bi•. " "•12~~~~~~!~~~~~:!~~~;~:=:~~~~~~~~~- cut-domn jalopies witb mottoes painted on thtm. M! Hstened to Guy Lt>mbardo, Ray Noble, the Ca5alomas and the Dorsey boys Bing Crosby and Cab CallowaJ, were our singers. But I do not lhlnk we thought of ourselves as a "a:roup," age or otherwise. tn college the nearest thina: to a male unift>rrp was ~ Harris tweed coal with gray flan net panta and brown and White saddle •hoes. That was a casual as we a:ot, and oft campus w' were dudes of varylna color schemea. We positively did not think of ourselves as an army, or as n problem, or u rebels without a cause. A minority got carried away by c1utes, but maiflrlty was highly Jndlviduuli~llc in thougbt and action. Perhaps we were old before our time, be<'ause we were depresaion youths and lassies at a t:lme when there were few joba ror ad1,dt11 and nune for )'Otmii&ters. A college tJoy who lgdt IU lluclu a month for an allowance was a plutocrat. In today's young, the blue--jean uniform has befOme a 'ort of sym· bell of rebelliod agaln:,;t the adults and the world. But thu is neither th here no ere I obJect to any re)!unt•ntatlon, buL especially to sloopy J'('gimenta· l1on, and there has never been a 2loppicr-looking generntwn than thh current crowd of teeners, Pants a.nd shlrl.taH-flapping co11· tume9, with pincu.rls, muy be aU n.:ht tor girls on 8 picmc, but th1:1 sight of 1.5Kl0 female ~tudents all dre!l.'led the &ame way, with 1,800 boya dijpHcatiOJ them m all respertes e-u ept pincurls und Jeer. chie£1, conUlues a vast sea of untidnns On tbat count alone, I think Edw'ard Kolevzon of Columbus High deserve• a rln,e:ma: round of applause. Copyrla:ht, 1967, by United Feature Syndicate, Inc) tS "NI LIVIID Two coupJes have been Ucensed to wed by Probate Court here since Friday . They are James Ey· non, 22, Lnng Botom, factory wor· ker, and Ruby Caato, 18, Middleport; Alva Holsinger, Jr., 21, of Reed1vi11e. farmer, and Grace M. CHne, 19, Racine. ·:Panthers Subdue Athens In Thrilling Cage Batd WSAZ-TV C:HANNIL ' 10:10 Slia 011 L IO .l!J Chritt,lan Sc1eiiC!e PrOII'Irll 10:30 Wlat One. PefiOU: C.a. Po 11 :00 Thl1 It The 14fe ll :30 Man To Maa~ 11 :45 Industry 'on Parade 12:00 BqlldiAI AmeriCII 12:30 TV Cbapel • · t ·OO ChamplohBldP 1'8owlln& 2·00 Hopalong Cauldy ' ~ 30 Youth Wants To Know 3,;00 . N.BO Opera t t ' 4.00 W•sbinat~>n scnaare ~ : 00 Topper 6 !) r 8·00 Meet Tbe Pr,e11 6:30 Ne•• Pilllt~Ue ' ,t·f~ St.lltesmen , Quartttte i :OO 77th Bengal IJ..Jtn '1 .30 - Circus Boy 6.00 Steve Allen Show 9:00 Hallmark Hall of Fame 10:30 Sunday News. and Treasure Theatre 12·00 Sign Off ? :45 NBC•Ne'ltiB ~· '•-'\, 8:00 flir ·t.andlOt ·; - · 8 :30 StanleY · · , ' '!-, G.oo Twenty-one · · '·' 9:30 Robert M'liDta:omerr 10:30 Badge '114 ' 1 t :00 New~ Headllnel ,., 11:1~ Weatbercast ,. 11 :20 Press Box 11 :2~ Tonight 12o30 Slgn Off D:OO $"" 0a •~9' ~ 1111. Uae hr1l t:IO Capt11a X&...proo 10:30 Milhty House lloOO ll:Sij JloOO 1:00 Luct,. 8 B.a.ocb Tala ~f Tuaa Raneen Bll Top The- Lon..! R.aqer uo Jr. Town M.eeUnc 2.00 National lee B?ekeY 4o30 Town & Country Crosroadg 5o00 Chureh 1S Ws: Story One of Finch's co11ection of ly comics sht>ws a watermark Gf 5:30 1822, :1nd he figures it was pubSol)() lished about l!YO. This "Valentine to a bricklayer" ha1 a bright· 7:00 color c'arlcature of a suaggletooth, tatter-hair guy in sharp 7:30 Sunday clotbmg laying bricks. 8:00 The cruel verae underneath saya: 9:00 "I ne'er will wed one .oC ,JI'OUJI' trad,e: your head of rttortar is made. Sueh a tazy loon I ne'er will wed, for fear at home Iwant 10:30 for bread." uo TV Ciaasroom A1r Power Golden Pla;rbeun Z•ne Grey Theatre Buccaneeu Iackie Gleason Show Gale Storm Show · H~ .:f•4a~{· :· ..~ G'llftllM~ ~ " . ... '· ~ ~ - . 1 The l.ate Sbow Lamp Unto My Feet Look Up a.nu i.Jve United Nations in Action Camera Tbre, L<t1!1 1'ake A T.rfp WHd Bill BfettOt Heckle ~•ttd ne~e · Badgo &, !IU)I<tl 2:30 The r.ut Word' 3·00 Face Thf' N:itiQn 10:00 10:30 1 11 !00 111 :30 12:00 12:30 1:00 1:30 8.30 CBS. Sund;!)' NeWs 4.00 Col9n,l M.-arr;h, 4:30 Omnibus 6:00 TeltlphOne . Time 6·30 ·o\,9nie Oakley '1·00 lAYie '1.30 Jack a·cnny 8:00 l!;d S ,.divan Show 9:00 GE ';.'beatn: · 9 o30 Allre<t Wtchcock 10.00 $64,o00 Challena:e i 10:3(1 Wb,ar aJb . ~ 11:00 SundaY"lfews Specl-J 11 :15 - Tl',l!- Late- Show 12:30 Si&n Off ' SIGN OFF -PRAYIR MondPJ -.Channell The Valentme bu•lness w" ,... , sltive to current events. One an- 8:00 C.ptaln Kangaroo cient card, bowing to Halley's 8:00 Mornine Show comet, shows cup1d setting lovera' lO:OO Garrv Moorto hearts on fire w1th the comet's blaze Anoth('r, m JS6&, probably 10180· Arthur GodfreJ marks the birth of the gimmj~k ,1~1 ~o3MIO Strike It Rich Valenti11e. It contains a "t~Jer-- t ~ Vali•nt Lad!' mometer of love" w1th emotipns 12:15 . Love. of Life ataked out by temperature: '1Cs· 12:30 Search for Tomorrow teem" at 10 to 25 degrees; 12:41 GuidinJ Lia:llt "friend~hlp" 2540; "love" 40-60. 1:00 Katie'& 10tcben and "'enrapture, unity and bll&:l" 1:30 As th World Tqrn11 6().80. 2:00 Our lflil ~kt The collection Rl~o contains old· 2:30 Housf'lparty time Valentine "writers•· - books 3:011 Bts P•yol! with hundreds or prefabricated 3:30 Bolt Cro1by Show love verses. You'd pick out the one you wanted to put In )'Our Valentine. The first sue!h book came out in 169'7. Probably was the first do-11-y~>urseiC kit. 1 f.:OO 4:11J · -4:30 GoOO ~:SO 6:45 6:55 • .'l;OO '1:15 - 7:30 1 8:00 B:SO .Arllhter Day Secret Storm Edge of Night 1'he. Early Show Your Esso Reporter Sports Parade t~im,n ifress Conference ij0111lb Edw'Jrda. Uobinboo~ · Burns! & Allen Talent Scouts l Lave t.u" .,: Radue't Tornadoa toot 1 t.Jui1. ..quea:ker liom ·U»e Ame~ ~ balketbaU team ob t~ ~ ~nta 1\oor laat dicht to mate tbeir record l'T•l- and main~ a t.eam. lhootinJ,,pefftnlqe of ll'lfft lOt. for the . .aoa, Ill~ in the third qtwter fta. elne went into the ld4 to stay,· at. 31-40 but to that t1me tbe aeore •·• been tted. tr c\••-.w haacla .-:.,...... ~ teton~ total of 21 tiaiel. ~.... \be end of ,tJae pm6 :a. nn-, ei!le held an,..Jom lrom-o .ont ~o •Jz point ltad. Wlt.b two mtDa ate. to ••• ~IDt ~ .... p61bt )Halce. Cv1 ·WGlfe a:ot 1 field coal , te lila~ It 11-18. "-'11om tollled tor ~-- and witb fO seeondl lefUJtrch made two· brilltant. pre,. lure 'free ·throwl. a. KcPhenon of ~n · Jot 1 Oeld coal wttlr ,.. ene aecoltd: to 10 aad the pm.e Stll~ft!of , J'm'tull• Saturtt.y-chtinilfi_l_sunda,- ChanlleiB Thrill" · er · a.a .1 WCHS,..TV Channe; 8 £A f.J-u~ e:ao capt. Galii.O'I 6:00 SU?Arman 1:1:30 New~ r1ctUre . 6·4$ Sport.c: Eya 6:Mi, W8;J~b~C-B;St " ,.bedule lool allht wllb o tlirllUn1, baJ'd:.fou,bt e?.U ' Yictor7 over the Atbtftl Bulldbp to dlDch thlrd · pt~ In the SEO Je.!cue ttaDclinl:l.' - · The vld.ory, tweet 1t any time onr AthtDJ, wu doubly " last nJ.Pt. tt not anl7 pye Ole Piathen a JUrt b•ld on the l!iJIDOAL third place but Nnt AtheDJ. ree]. LDJ out of 1 flnt pl• lie wiLd Nelaonvllle for. tint plate. Tile BoupdJ b41n oriiJ to bett Lopn next ...,k to tU:e u.e ..hom"1" pt.onahip, teavtn1 ~ .crUPQa~o but hetpleN' tO Itt a pJ:ece of It u they -~ W.uil.e " b..,. Ia lhe ft-.Ie. ·. , - 'nle ~Iller >ietorr '!'1' aef!DlW, a~ effort, but tD wort~ Bob ·.lb,llmori and ,Aoro!l Buf(t~4tqn ,cirt.ain" ~. tile I~ tallled 18 ppi.D.til apd hlui' td ln 21 ~undt- whll., tbe .l,t. ter Wd all over tlte flMr' in one of hll ,lr!at.,t pflfermanceL ~·· 'over. . !rhe other Pantbert, . too, :came U M41Pbenoa bad been to11).ed tn for tbilr 11hue ontte- pltudita ~ bt• lbot the pmt could, ttave ~"the a-owd ~~ 1..an'7. Wfldftmu\h ~n forted into overtime with bit f~ 10 poi.Dta and~a Jood' depoJatbly 1 different winner. h fensi . ~joh and Jolin tuon'i: .~ne· Coaeh Wt'y Morrison•s boy~, w o hand Jump thot ln the flnt' nllf ..d swamped Ames-Bf:ro lut connecled tot cOQriun pointa. that · S.74 behind a kept the ,eet 1n Ba_ctDe , p antben oul 1ri froA t co• 84~ ~tint aps:ee, were u~ most or tbe half. He ~ two Ulbtlt a df!termlned foe· ~ more· in the aecond half .for 18 Jlltbt. Raelnc ahot 22 f(tt' 48. a poln&a for the evenina:. ,e:.-eentaa:e of .0, leiVIDg tbelr s. T. Johnson experienced 1 bad ,..t •• •101'1 team . average at 50.31$. nlgh.i 81 he collected only one Ames-Bern h1t 23 of t3 ln tbe field goal for two point4, However he wu foreed to leaYe the game mld way of the Cant period with four penonals a.td did not btU NEED GOOD INSURAN~El e FOR Tll£ BEST! eAN.Y TYPE! ' See or c.n JOHN RICHMOND ~· • ' • .' 814 E. Mabt 81. ,I Pomeroy spray syltt:m for 35%. Ames-Bern actually fouled tbem· telves out of tbe game as the Tor. nado made one leu field foal than Ame•Bern. Racine wa• without thec . services of Jlm -Adama, who wat ill, wbich bandieapped tile rtbov.adJng or tbe Winners. ' Ronnie' Salser was terrific ln this department-but be miued Adama. J n tbJ resuve game Racine won 42·25 to reverse a decision of lut week when the youna:er AmetBern club eaaily took llaclne 35 while -u.sing auba most of the way. Seore by quarters: Racine 1'1 35 53 63 Ames-Bern 19 34 4'1 62 Racine: ' G~ 6 e 1'1: Sabet" 1 IJ 'l; poWM1'1 11 10; Wblfe 4 1 9 Blrcb 8 t 20. Totals 22 19 83. Ames-Bem: R. ~mith I 4 8; Girdnu 2 6 f; M. Smith 6 6 18; R. McPhenon '1 3 17; B. McPher· son ·:~ 0 1o; Koehler 2 3 1; MeDanlelll 0 0 0. Total• 23 16 62. Officials: Taylor and Rapp. se- w.. rer tflor , _ Homo leo .. , fte Pomeroy Cement Block <;o. 0:00 9o30 December "'rl4t 10;110 ~luillo 11:1)0 1Jp-to.the Minute NeWI· 11:05 Sc11nnlne the Weat}ler 11:10 The Late Show otif· WHTN-TY Channe113 Rock And Roll Program Prevails Friday· At Pomeroy u•)tr0 h Sot11rdaJ \ Channel13 Sia:n On Sundar- Ch•lllf 13 or On your Dial Your " ' Sunr.ise :To s.. nset Stotion mine to the tune. "I Love My Juanita ShuBter a pl1yer. pamtoBaby" pl')l'ed OQ a did rCf:(lriJ, Mlu Shuster dt&eed wlttli 1 lar&:e portrait of the naUonal rock·and· rtll idol and then donned an Ivy Leaa;ue cap and buped a boy's coat aa 11he danced and mhnleked throUJih lhe second chor"' the sona:. A one ad Uit, "A Weddiq at U:Idntiht" wa9 pte.ent.ed by the following Room 32 player•: Kary Lou Srn.ltb wa• 'the JN;ahful bride and Danny Zirkle played the roll of the areom. WUllam Stefl'ett was · J · -~ n.. h t e marry•na \IItke "" ..-,.,a~. Rodney Sponcer wa• ~ brother of the IJ'OOm while Helen Rouall playeel ~lie part QJ Spen:cer'a wife. llanny Strouble tbe reluctant father who 1ave •way the hlllbllly bride. Jamea Wolfe was the ataae manaltr. ~ea Withee did an ilnpenona· ~Oill of Elvia Prealey when he mimic\ed the rock•and·roll idOl to the tune of "Don't Be cruel" played on a record player. . Danny Morrla, pnllden& ol tht. Sftior Clus, pri$1!nted the f01· lowing girl• who .., eu.dlda~a smds by Wildermuth and Sisson gave tbe Panthers their victor)' margin ot nine foiat!l. The Pantheta hi 42 per -cent of .their shotl and made 15 of 2'1 free throws. Athens w.as even bet. ter at tbe free throW lme as far u percentage concerned as they .dropped In 14 of 19. Tbe game was a crowd pleuer , from the Opening whistle as .a packed house turned out to see the game billed to have a bearing on the ehampiODIIhip or lhe leaKUf!. Coach Dick Retton. swamped · lh 1 bY we._., I' 1s h era f o11owmg e ray, commented: "Give the credit to the boys. Tbey fought hard and worked hard all week- to win u: They deserve tbe praiae.'~ · · In a preliminary game the little 'I'•• Panthers edged the younger Bull· dbgs by f7 to 42. . The box JCO.re: Pomeroy - Wildermuth, 5 0 10; JobniOn. 1 0 2; Eastman, 5 8 18; BuCf1n&t.on. 8 4 16; Sisson, i 2 18, Lambert, 1 '1. 3; Folmer, 1 0 1!. Tvtala ~ 2G lJ 87. . Athens· Widdoes, 8 6 18; ~m1th, 4 2 10; McConkey, 4 2 10; Bashop, 4 2 10; Baldwin, 4 2 10; Beverage, 0 0 0. Totala • 22 14 G8 Scoring by quartf!rs: Pomeroy 23 20 8 18 - 87 Athens 18 16 14 10 • 58 Offtclala: Karl Heibel •nd James Stewart. ' p,." Pet.er Mueller, Germany, knocked out Vletoti:luo OUvarea, Spain 6. · NEW YORK - Madison Square Garden - Jaldro M.,tina, 129, Pan1ma, rtopped Bobby Cour- PLAY SATURDAY NffE ,.W.. Seore 'b, qubten: average. shown Htlt Rods, m· Jackets matched Logan ~~~: c~o;l a:!~~ng fie~~- ~to'~: (The. Bodn Ollff.-d, will 'bt .,. 18 34 58 f7 Babn' Flll1liture 832, Radne 8er- to dethroae tbe Ailod8ted ....., 22 44 83 M vice Statioll 735, Sporn AU Stan Cha mPI. INDIVIDUAL ICOIING 882, LibertJ Reltaurant 808, and At 3:30 p.m. Bu.tulq ....... II ~ IOddleport: Mon1l I (2-2- 12; lr. 0 · u. A. M. 7fMI, lineup: Srel!rODc1 St. ~ .,._ llcComu 1 (0-J) 1: Xtanedy 0 (4).0} The Sporn All stan will ·bavc carroll woHera H"' y~ 0; Kelly 1 Co-o) I; Bowles 12 (0..2) the bilhelt averqe of !.be tourn• ClotbJq 1M, rNDdiJ 'hfa'a 24; UlDdJ 6 (0.1) 8; Whltlltch 3 ment. 11W team U lett by Junio:" 183, Halsum 8akC!17 "n1 u4 . . . (0.0) e; HeliO.a. I U.J) 11; Hen- Gibbt wbo 11 bavina bia beat ~Uo inloa Ll........_ m. ..,. 0 1.' ~2) •• 'th an a..-erap oI 181. -• IOD WI uu:: Lop.a: Moq&D p ("1-6) ~; Mur· Hot Rod, 1e4 b7 Bud (Bang Bill' The JifV CJotbJ.Dt. witfa aD 1M 1'17 I (H) 11; lllelu91 I ('7-8) 19; Ball) lldtla..,., and Liberty a~ lf'll~ ~: st.. Clair t (U) a; Bueklel& (0-0) taarant ted b)' Fred I.Nfler IIlia) handJ full u I'J1eDdiT 'bfti'Jl, W 10; 8"'4 2 (OoO) 4; Sebulb, Brad- Czow wlll ·bo out to II•• the Pow- bJ Witlt (l)oobht DribbJ/a) . . . . Oza. Atbma. J)eiUlU did not JCOre. f'..r men • fttbt for tint place. and BoblniOn LaqpdrJ leldl bJ '-' Sund.aJ, Feb. 10, at 1 p.m. ~ !Drop IIY 8lll) Will ore tOinl ~ ~"·OLLEGE teams (with avetalfl) aquare off: Jet eveJ')'one mow tile)' an Ja \,.,: Ataoeiated Radio 831. C1pelw1 tournament. 1 Speedballen 830. :Firestone 781, PomerOJ Mol« Co. 801, Pomei'OJ Tbe public 11 wekome to watcfa .• Sentinel 802, IDd Sports Center thiB to1111le7 of Ute Pomeror bcnfl,. lllddleport Lopa '*' = = up . BASKETBALL iog etare. 775. Tbe . Yellow Jac:k.U Mark Xellr 14 ao4 Mike uo~~o:;;:,::;~ a;;"~•a.=!~ c~e::"~""l.::U:i~-o;:: £rwta 11 f« tbe winnen. Duffy toni:Pt, Saturday, Feb. 8th at t ~on die Utlt tit; at. 1Mi bad 12 fol b1cJa on the Lopn p.m. Here 11 how they line up for n1 the lall t1iM 8 11• .,.t; WM uam. ~ tb;e openinJ round, tum and team beld The ~ · Je4 "' Paul Mlcldlepwt'o went down to tbelr 11tb SEOAL defeat lut niPt on their hmqe court bY a 1M to e7 count, victim~ of a •'harp abooti01 Lopn club that actually •on the pme on .aeCUI'IC)' at the foul UDe. Logan jumped into 1 fint qUMter lead lnd wu aever caua:bt a&thoua:h Ute home team wu wiUUn •trltin' diatance unUI goin1 into the fourth quarter At that point, however, Loa:an'a blJ guna of Gene lfora:ID, lim/ Murray and Wtbie D'-" --• and re&en poure d on th e eu..a added 21 Iut quuter pointa while the Jock.U eoutd come up wltll only 1L 11 wu tho oreal reboundinl of Morpn and Dicken, the tall meza. !hot burt tile JHkeb_ Jim Bowl<o, wbo co11ected 2f polnta, wu 11ot J.o be denied In thia department. He fOUJht all the way 1 nd aot biJ eban: but uot enouah to turn the tide. By Unat.l , _ lAST ever, the whistle-tooters watched I . the Jackett. too close and called Temple '10 Seton Hall ~1 Syracuse 8Z Holy Cross 86 1 ~ penon.al fouls on tbem a• the)' Siena d8 Army 82 went the ballTbe qainst tbeir biggerafter opponents. Chleftalna toUTH cashed in on 22 of the reaulting Wahinlloa 6: Lee 89 Davidlon iO. 28 chan~! •t the foul line. Cilodal 78 VMI '10 Middleport had onJy 11 tries at Wake Poreat 13 Clem10n 72 the foul lint: and could cash Jn Kentutll:y 7G Miuillippi 69 only five times. ; MIDWEn A1tbougb both teams uted the Baytoa 1o2 Villanova iO spray system of shooting, accuracy on both !ides was phenomenal SOUTHWEST Logan shot 67 times, hit 31 times Oklahoma 8'2' Oklahoma A&M 5~ for a Cat 4ft% . The Jai:keta tried Arizona Tl Weat Te:us St. 87 78 times hit 31 for an excellent WElT 40~a:an ted 22-18 at the Carll Sturord 60 Wuhlqlon St. 51 d · , Keep your car your bildjJel quartet mark, space tt to .....a4 at California 13 Ore&on St. 60 halfUn1e. The. Jackets came back UCLA 88 Wahington 65 in tlw be•t •Mpe to makf' it 83-Sft at , the three- Southern caJifornla 89 Idaho 88 A compl ~tefy reconditioned ~ a1·1ow quartet frame but wilted from 01 $10.33 per month, All wo~ eatlfr . . . . . . . By Unl.._d Ptell there on. Besides Bowles, Morris P'AT PUitSES SEEN Rio Grande 72 Soutbwe1lern 51 and Nelson hit the doubl~ 1:olumn OffiCAGO UP - Purses . and . . . JOUrlrleftdf)' • • Columbus E:~st 63 scoring figure as the Jacket for· 1takes totalling $4,500,000 will be FORD DEALER ColliDibus South " ward got 12 pointa, Nelson 11. offered to bQr~emen during the 97· . Columbus Central 85 For Logan, Murray bit on six day coordinated race meeting tbis Columbus Aquinas 62 of eight free throw• and Morgan summer of Balmoral, Arlington Grandview 64 Delaware WIW• fO got seven for eight. Morgan wu Park and Waabingt.on Park. Ap- 1 Chillicothe 80 Marietta 82 bigh for both teams with 2~. prox.imately $3 million will be disUpper Arlington 38 Bexley 3:1 In a prellmlnary game the Mid· tributed in overnight races, while London 60 Grove City 58 dleport. reserves ran all over the 38 &lakes events will carry $1,405,· 461 S. 3rd Ave. Hilliards '19 Worthington '18 lliilt~U~e__5_C~hi~ef~ta~l~n~s,~47~t~o_:2~7~w~it~h_I__IIOOO~~in~ad~d~e~d~m~o~o~ey!.:___ _ _ _ _,~,;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!::' WhitehalJ 72 Canal Wincbeater 88 Groveport 60 Dublin 46 ~ , .. Gahanna 88 New Albany 39 Mifmn· n2 Hamilton'"Twp. •• o ...u Reynoldsbur~ 89 Marion-Franklin 37 Columbus Rosary 52 Columbus. Holy Family 43 Columbus St Charles 58 Columbue Academy 55 Columbus St. Marys so ' Eaatmoor 34 Columbus North 80 Columbus Linden 37 Massillon 48 Canton McKialey 46 Tipp Cit 63 Trotwood Madison 53 Mt. verrron' 68 Urbana 44 LebaM'n 66 Wllmii\Cf:on 82 Troy 61 PiquA 80 (ot) 1 Mal'yBvilJe 60 Westerville 49 , oanvllle '19 Granvll1e 64 RosevUie '13 Crooklville 57 New Lexington 66 Glouster 64 South Zanesville 88 Chandlersvi11e 33 Woodsfield 63 Caldwell 48 Circleville 52 Greenfield 49 Scioto 'flLrp. 85 Jackson Twp, 59 Zln'esvllle 70 Dover 38 ChJUicothe 80 Marietta 62 oDresden 88 Pbilo 55 High aLaJl B38keNJ. .,.ai,.. . . PRESTON MOTORS, Inc. He1es t:he bomb n-IAT BROKE 7HE·. - ·' ''low-prieS'lineup/ Father For First Time In LondQn LONDON UP - Dr. Roeer Bannister, tbe world'i first four-min. ~te miler, became a father Bhortly M!LIR$ CLASH YORK UP - Irebnd'a before midnight Fr.ida:v night. Delan.f Is the favorite, but Hia Swedish wife, Moyra, gave. Las- birth to a seven-pound, U.-ounce dauehter in London'• Unlversaty 'College Hospital. The eblld, their first, Is to be called carol Erin Elver Banlliater. L y0Dr Elect"10ft By TED W. lS!tOWN Seeretacy of State of Ohlo dlte ' and prior to the tenth dat Ohio law providea that the before· the primary. I ~ plr1)' eommlUts11 mat name ~~· dldate11 to rill ¥ataacitl on the 'l'hia exceptiRn . appt\e•only"'~"' general election ballot eaused br eancUOale fUeil for the olfl<e ~ ~ fllr~~~~ .Stork ehowor the death or withdrawal. · of thelt that one ~aruUdate died. It · Klven at tfle bo'me ol Mr• ll~•ioll ~ eaodlditea who were nomiRated not apply when more tban ~p~~Cfr ln honor of ,. Ia the pr.Lmariu. Dn one. filed; tor :tltf,•.me., ~~:.a.... 111 . :Will d t • the candidate wi~awa Saturda~ F!sn~ 2 Prior to J1nu1ry 1, 18$8, The rtUGn ~ · th~ u~tiOll ,. . '. .,-~ • ever. ~r~ was no provlelob la llei ln the fact · that ii li often hekaoree ·rea~vedi'-IPilllY;f;~~~~~~ tbe la.w' allowlPI the ~e! to difficult kl rlom!nate by "write. _which were ptace.c:t in 1 fill nean~les ,on the Primary E· Jn", a vote fr~>m at leaet ""fifteen ' 1:r'llat.~ were pla~e8 and lectlon Ball~. The theory belllnd per cent of . t~ eiH:ton voUna mentt were 9ervl~-to Forty .--·-cc· tbla undoubteclll' wa• that 1\om· U1e pirficular pll'ty..a ballOt beiDI ~ >Dale • ~,. inatlon of party candld1Uia ·1a 1 l)~ary to nomiM.te by ''Wl;.te-- Cohifn~i &ft.d Chatles "": function of tJ'Ie elet-tion of t.btt in. Thla ao~etlmu ~IIIUJ.teil in a Belpte were Frld_.v pa\'ty rather than a funeion ol .be party'l failure to ban ,a eMJ.di· -r _-: ·::T< oommlttee11.. : Ate at the aeneral tle«Jon. loa ... per gueabl ot Hr. and .A:n exft!pJ)on to tbia fute waa m.ue)t ., theY . can \fill vteaaeie~ ,rell ~pe~er. m&~t, howe\"'f', by tbe 10ht Gen· on tbe Jeneral ele«lpn ballot only Dana turner -nd er.t Aase.m.bly la that now lJlt qp t.!J.e death or . wi~(r4wal , o( calltd qp Mi. and·.;_, -~,,_, how· *· tzl4 O'lrlea, ~~ltY - · J•l- I~ when· their ~ eandldalt 111~\1: ~ndldote , dl'"" oftoolf'. 111'1. WID HeUman who hal lll<d f .. a Parliol!lar of· IIBnt ditdllllt . ~od ,. .,.._ thO ~ .L:taord LlQihllll Ia Seyl..,, Allll - · - · Clw- lflemooa._ , _ , 111 II. . ..., •••• :w;~,;,...~-...._., _I .wJh.VooiarPlistoi~IOI!lt ftnoolloll1410ti ooitor~ , _ " '""-lch rtV .U cheoel. _,. ." . . I, .maotot ~~ll!'or•·froro ~hlch I --¢- FOR RENT I L •:-'--~~:::::.~:".'::_~,:::__:lotte ll~:stro-. LM'~.~~~',~!, ..~":'i tiJllll.:.»'iliW7- a. Tourney UnderWay_ cbem•, 12(1\1, Holyoke, Mass. 10. 1.,.. ValonUne'•. boy nu.. O.I!Ofl: -~~~~~ ~~ permlttod to 'lim• ·•rodldo\Of w~o .,.~ ••mlrjaled ·mtllt' satul'day. Ja't-bara Dono~ DonnU Wil•on, ·a candlila&e tor the prlmuy ~ f the prbDary, ·llmp]1 beqJuse .Ju.. I 2 ~ Cool "1·ne g.Will. .- . By 10247 Tally . ., . •r Unlt.cl HAMBURG, GerDllny - 11 :D9 SliD On 12:00 ·Faith 'For Toclay 11:30 Oral Roberta UiO 20th (lent]lry TheoiTe 3:00 Marshall CoUe1e II 10 6 7 for JolmloD uoW be louted ~::or 6 7 out 1n the nn~l mlnutea of th~ OalllpoiR 1 5 third qurter and tben Paul Pol- MIDDLIPOilT 11 2 mer of tbe Relei'V.el came lD to help unW It Wll aafe to retllJ'D J.tcbon · 2 11 Jobnaon lo the pme. ARIIA RIIULTI For the vitJdftl Bulldoa:a, Tom PomaRY Q, A'IMnl 51 Widdoe1 wu he acOrlpg ace a1 he Middleport 67• LotM M bit for 18 point&. Oddly enoup NtiMnvllle 11 • G•lllpofls 6J eteh of Ute other Athena .tarter& Wtllaton • Jtcbon SS hit t- •-n polnt.t. ltiphy 57• Wahatnl 41 \ vp ..., In a bJJb ICOrinf opealng quart· lt1clne 63, .Amtf.. .m 62 er, the Pantben broke lntG 1 23- OU 91 • Bowllnt G,..n 10 II lead cbleOy oa the ohooting of SlQoa and £ulman. They continI.. Ued to widen tile PP In the .... ·~' ond quarter when theJ.r fill brflalr: :. with BUfflnglon dolnc the dire<~ ing 11rnered them a few eal)' bucketa. 'Eastern CIJerl 1matb'd Cool Thinp beJn to look darla: for vll1e Friday niPt on tQ Tuppers tbe P1nthen in the third quarter Plains t!Ourt 102 to 17 With Wbode 11 tbey were havJng trouble get- canning 28 point. ln one eth .hb tina t:llrt.ed aa:aJn and ~ Athena bqt performances. Willlamt of qulntel pased by Smith came roar- Coolville ,wa• high with 1 lna: back to take a lead about half- , Score by QuarterS: way through the atanu. Eastern . . . . . . t22 47 i8 102 Prom that point on, tbe lead see· Coolville , .... . 6 16 S2 47 eawed back and forth witb the Eastern reseJ'tlea downed Cool· Pomeroy quintet shoving ahead ville ...... to 18 with Gilland who hid at 11-48 at the t hree quarter mar k . ! 21 for'" hl&:h. 1be game wa• nip and tuck throughout tbe final stanza and Eastern, Knight 12-1·23; He~ley stood tied up at 38 all when Buf- 7-4-lfl; Woode 1~28; Boylea 3-2lina:ton weaved through the entire 8; Kuhn ,.2-8; Gaul 2--0-4; Whit· Bulldog team down the midd1e to latch 3-0-6; Heber 1-1-3; Gilland liy In a buelr:et that put the Pan- ().2-2. Totals· 41-20 of 28-102. tben 1n fro:ot to stay. Coo1ville, Cox 142; WiUiamll 7· Th aetuall sewed the ball H8·, Ford 4-S.lt; Scott o-1-1-, Wine, ey Y game up JIJ•t a little J•ter when 1-3·5; Powell 0.2-2: Russell Q-8.8, Ealtman w11 fouled and made Totals 13-21 of 3! fouli-47. good on botb tries to give the Pomeroy team a five pojnt lead at 83·58 with just about one miriute ~~bool of play remaining in the game .::N; Two easy buckets in the final sec- tMt4 FJGRT rtESULTS companiment for the aehool tOtiJ. Larry Tracy played the plano 1111:011 LaWS SEOAL It wu the bofl fr<lm lhe bench Neloonvlllo who helped ~onslderlbly for the Athen, Paothert, too. MUton J.ambert aub- POMIROY I.._ ' J E \Jackets Lese 84:67 To w~an w........ InCageTestOnHomeFloor Tornadoes Nip Surge ~p From.58-58 Tie N~ End w • ••• LICINSID TO WID pal'ly. He ,dipped into another file containine H Valentines from the 'jilted-lover" •erle!l that now_Jlred. 1n En11land in 1830-35. Aquatints, they're wo:th about $7.60 apiece now. One showed a'aobblne lady, and below it said: "Qf broken vows fQr hlm 1 mourn; yet sooth my soul ill soft sensalion ra~e. for ah! the dear youth 1 must e-ver prize.'' Stran2ely - well, maybe not so strang"ly, ~1 that - the comic Valenlme reured its lovely head while the despondent-lover school flourished. .----·--:-.- 7:30 · Nat '"Klng•-: cole -. • A.i"tkj"u~ V~i~tinr Collection Traces History Of Missives Back To 1600•s By 00C QUIGG United PrHs Staff Ctrrtt110ndlnt NEW YORK UP - Say wbat you Wllnt about tbe times· we live in, bqt you•ve got to •dmit there'• one h.e~Vlenini thin; - we'o,:e cleaned a lot of the a:oo out of Valentines . A quick look at the -history of the11e hilly-cooey D.illets Doux dis· closes they started around the 1600's as outright, no-fooling Feb. 14 letters proposing marrlaa:e, and withm two cenh.irles had berome lace-goofy 'monstrosities. Some of the poetry borne by thrse salady aidedishe! of love in their literary heyday Js hair·Cllrl mg stuff. Here's one sent tn 1812 by a MassacbusetU lady named Amy Harger to dne John Anaell. In tbat day the eustom was to make your own, by hand. It is a "puzzle-purse folding type which when unfolded discloses the penned sentiments of lhe sender. The message to John says, ~n part\J (the spell\ng are Amy's:) · ' "Your hair j1 pailirih brown, In wringlctts flow, "And charms beyond the reach of art bestow; "Your forehead white as ~now, your radient r>yes "Ref!ect the eelysteal blew that punts the sky&... " "I've paid .JP to $'15 apiece for this sort or thina" Sllid Mark Finch, droppiu~ Amy's Valentine in a file . Not long ago I paid $12!1 for a.n English valentine with a lover's knot woven all over it." Finch pre~!dcs over a colle~tion t>C 25,000 antique Valentinea own· ed by the Hallmuk Card Com- • su.;da,- Chan111l 3 7:00 John W. Yoblomosky, 29, of Detrolt, Mich., Wll fined $6 and tOit!l in Middleport .M.yor C 0 . Fish· er's court Friday nlf)at on charps -Rock-and-roll tempos and n Grover, Janet Carptnter. or un1afe operation of a motor ve· hillbilly wedding skit entertaineJ. tHigh students are depositing eolns hide preferred by the Ohio HiCh· ' the Senior Hiah School atudent In Jars marted with the name of way Patrol. body at the regular Friday morn· their favorite ~nd.ldate. Ina: assembly preaented by w. A The money raised by the Valen · 1Drake's Room 32 luntors Une's Day Queen Conteat ·wm au Th ··'th th towarda the aeblor eJass fund to e program Dea:an WI~ e defray the expence of the!ir plan· tra~itlon Flag Salute led by John ned trip to Wa1hington D c. this Str1ekland and Sam ltusaell. Pro- comlnlf May. ' ' . aram announcer, Ra.chel Roush, TbeproJHmwaat:!oncludedwitb 1 lohen introduced Manlyn-.. ~lute announcements by ':'::~~];);;~ whl)fead •., verse from the Holy Jamea A. Diehl, junior ·1 ~ .•- Scripture&. Blnt.in1 Of the "Alma Mater", ..~. · ) H ~: PLAN TN\1111~ Y fjllaj>IN4 . The Wi!WiU Tf.Oil Qard~n· Cl~b will mee• T~UJ'4u ev,nhttt; •t the kome Ill ..,.._ Edward Koelller on BuUernut Ave. •, 1~""1> W'-'lD WOMEN The Second Ward Women's will meet at the Ward llous.e OQ Tuesd!IY at 6 p. 11}- for J PQtluek dinner and ValeDtine party. 1 ~---- - ----::-----=--:! LOU-tt1J f me lme ago, a father who was a very close friend of mine said to me that his boy who was about l6 WU 4r~ ~uite a lot and he was very much worried about tt. He IAl-4: The boy likes ~U . Will vou write to him and try to influe~t PEP RALLY HILl> The Middlepo-rt H.iJh School 1tudents bad a pep ISeiSion Frida)' 8 : 2~ Sllln On afternoon precedjna: the Loan· '1:30 Weatern Feabire Middleport game that evenint. 0 :30 Capt. MidlliJbt Coa1 h N P. Swaetham~ner and ld- 10:00 Ho"'dY Doottv s.lslanr Coach Charlel McDonald Auilt Dru Sbow save pep talks and the cheer lead· Fury . ers Jed tbe 11tudents In a Sfri.ea ff Cowht..y Theatre )l• Wlurd • che en· ~ end1ng witb the Fight I :00 Dow ' On The ~~~ Son!J 1:30 Wes1.:orn F'e1tutt 2:30 ~A Gam• lETTER HEALTH CLUI The Laure-l Clift Better Health 4 :30 Stake Racea at lfleteah club w1ll meet Monday at i : ~,P p . 5:00 "n .lUna ft:30 hoy Ro~Jel'l m. at the home of Mrs. Robert 6 :00 News Bowen for a hobo-valentine par- 6:15 Sports. ~}'e• ty. A white elephant sale will be 8:30 Ro~emafy Cloone) SbGw held during the evening. i:OO Nilht JamOOree 7:30 Fui1Dy Sbow llQJIIII '~U· TO MIU Thi! "'1is Clt~.tfltr lidina clq~ wiU meet 'tueaQr eve:niAI at tbf ll..l lil>ri>lli• Gr!l!'t Holl. "nero wUI b8 an i..'BJONpt bq.Unea, ..,. 1ion and 1U meqtb.ll fnd former Qtem.b.ell ..-e reqQtlte4 to be »"• ent. A pie aodal will follow the meet in~. SaturtlaJ - Channel3 Jfltlonal adveitialna: representativ~. Bottinelli·KimbaU, lnc., 343 Lalutoa A¥6., New York City, HI, N. Y. !!ft\enld II teeond das.s mailing matter at thf' post office at P nm- ._ TELEV,$10N GUIDE~ WSAZ -TV Chan"e13 ' Dally Sentinel - RICKAlltL OW IN- GINERAL MANAGER lnNOLD I. GREENE- EDITOR • you con ..a.ct • copll'llctw. . . ..,,...•.,.,,.,, I ,••,·•.,. , leife'P'j*•·••·,-. : ' \ . \Ylien '" ..~tct rour i!ul.llilfll! fiiOierl:...:.,..Our .,.,Jilu iir!~M ..... ~~II Miter ....ctttn arid MINI volue. a, Bag - 'Week or Montl'l I CONCREn FINISHING MACHINE .ELECTRIC WELDERS AIR COMPRESSORS CONCRETE FORMS *'Witlt OJH!t'at-• ' PORTABLE ELECTRIC WELDERS CATERPILLAR BULLDOZERS BACK HOE ~ This big high·•tepping Chieftain 1tarled a N'l;'olution ' with a carload of "first•" cuu:l an eye-popping pzice tag! ' I 1Tho !Ow-price field nenrloob4 lib lbiJ helo..l Tho hC111dsomo huky yoa - xtvht lwo haa the boo.t ttllhonktnq ••• with more poww, more wheelba•, more room-and more .beer ~· of ·OWD8nhlp-than bofore poutble 011 a ...U-trcllned bu~ lllllloolt at what ...,..,. molcbl<:l · room for !IOWIB the low-pric! lineup: a Jlrapplno 347 OIL Ia., 10 to I ._prea~on ratio Siraio-Streak v.i ... a whoppino, road-huoola9 122 tnchoo ol whoelboae ami an oD-now &Wipeao!oa; 1 .,..- lor a t.vel-Lino Ride thah nut beat thing to a maoi~ carpeU And thio illrocunliDecl bocluly !abO on the lie~ with mon them Jis doaoa ''l!ntt', ..U prOftd by 100,000 of the , , ·rouohoot, toug&.t- mlloo a group ollacll-mioded enqlneen oould d.m-1 II thio oonnde lib " _ ''wonc!edul buy-U oertail1ly Ill Our e>dW:e lito olop _dreamlniJ ODd prlceltl AI a ooot leA than a lot -¢-i "-- of the Jaw.~ jobo, thio DOWCQIIW.IIIILOit:iD!I btg-llme)Hl,_out_Qflonuor "oD-tlt>M'' ~· ""¢o- ' BLAETTNAR AUTO .. �....,..,~~IIOY•Hldilleport, 0., Peb. t,l9,_7 - Y: '"Ene Ditilv sgntinel DEV<r.I'ED TO INTERESTS OF MEIGS-MASON AREA ..f ., '• Day Book • . eN,J. Ohio. · - Subllcri~ ~i nles: Dtlh'ery by carrier whe re available 30 l!entl pt r one rt!~ hl advanee at The Datly Sentinel ortice, $1:1.60; stx f.llfHJlDI, $'1.80; tlu'9e months, $3.00. By motor route where available: - - !9! m9nth $L I!Sy mall one year $8, su months, $4 25; three months, fi.BG'; one month, $1. j hbli&iled ever-y afternoon exrept Sunday by The Ohio Valley Sen· UMI, Inc., at 110 Mechanic S1., Pomeroy, 0 llusmess office ph,me 39a, edil.orlal ortice phon.- 397. •• -----=----=-------- ... B.?ys Are Like Their Fathers -· . ~· Not~: "Fath•rs," says E, 0 Saunders In this " Ameri- can Boy" erles, "Should recall what kind of boys they werl before they charge tht>ir sons with being no good " Saunders, the veteran school tea-cher gettmg well into hls 63rd year of teaching and handling boys of the 10- 17 age group, has seen -' .., . ". '.. three generations of boys turn out much hke their fathers. While this certainly is not a hard and fast rule that is never broken it happens in a majority of Jl~ather·Son relationships. Consider how unfortunate it is for boys , and the communities they Jive in, that do not have a father they can look up to as 11 The greatest guy in the world?" BOYS ARE APT TO BE LIKE THEIR FATHERS By "Is .. - it • E. 0. Sounders not true thut many a boy is bad because the • best part of him is nol developed? The best part of him did not have a chance." There are ~veral r-easons why boys are apt to be like their ~ath•rs. One 11 tN-t o( heredity . The son inherits many of his father's traits of character. If the father is quick-tempered, the ~on is ~pt to have the same kind of a temper; if the father Is kmd, the son usually will be like him and so on with many traits. Another reaso~ for the likeness is that of associatkiD To moot boys their fath'r is the greatest man In the WQtld · A,aythl~g and everything the bther does, the son natur•llY \~~~AU Is nght, and so many of his acls are like those of lllf filM!'. In fact many f~thers train their boys to be lille U..~J\.". However. here ts something we often observe In fal"'r and son that does not ~em to harmonize with the above rtuontnc, Often a boy who ts regarded as a very bad one, has a fathfr that is a very fine Christian gentleman . Some obServer r• marks, "Isn't it strange that SUCh a fine man has sqctJ. a WaY~ Ward sor.?" But when you investigate as to what )jhld of 1 boy this fathe~ was at the son's age, you lear!l that thil taihp was just the kmd of a bov his son is now. T~ - "'" So Around-· and wrtte 1 ••od !JOrt of nlllonal ovauon short J.c:keta, pamted slilkei'B and abquld be him to quit his drinking ." I told the father that woul4 to the boy, and I said, v.Do you remember what Jiind of a you were when you were l6?" · He dropped his head for a mo, ment and gave me this reply , "J guess I wasn't any betler~hlfl Ray is now." Then 1 told him this. "You are a ei .,n II •n• ¥¥ now, we respected by every -one You don't need to WOl'Q about Ray. He will turn out alll'lght." The following is another case of the boy being like hia (f.· ther. A teacher in high school reported to me whl•n 1 wtll 'nein of Boys, thti~ohn Smith during his English class period hail thrown his text bOOk out through the window Tllis cla&i"'""'I'W\ - -•et ·· w as on the second fl our. Th.e te. achc 1- told ht' m to go and • the b 00 k · He obeyed by chmbmg out of the same window through which he had th ...... wn the book, atld down tile bt·t'ck 11 to th d '" Wa e groun . He returned by the stairway with the book. He was sent to me at once wtlh n wntten statement of what had taken place. I tried to lead John to see that he had com· mttted quite· ~n offense, for a passer-by to see one of the H. S. students comlng Out of a class 1'00111 window and down the 11 1 Wa would ook pretty bad. Knowing the father quite well I <'fill d ht b h d related the tor to hi Th , e m y P on~ 'ln Iii Y m, e father answered, "I am glad you told me about John: I ~~rtainly will attend to him when he gets home this evemng. 1 went down town after school and met the father on the street, he said, "Tell me about that bov Of mlne ·u I told hi m aga 1n what the boy' had done and that -1 had not-flnlahed the ca~e with John. · · bOJ nmdered 'Jnto Princ1p:ll ldW¥d llolevaon of the Chnstopher Columbua Hl&h School m tbe Bronx, •New York City, for a daring plec. ol probl~ition. Koln10n decreed that his S,700 students will no loneer be admitted to elu~te 8 I( they lhow qp in dunlllets, T·Mhllts, kerehiefa, Jean-. or pm.curls. The princtpal f~eb t~t careJenness in appean,n~e ritiJti'll itlttlf in poo~ behavior and ~~~itude, and. that tbe Ume hu: <:OQUI to do a4;1metbina about it. He ill'l this Is a natioQwlde trend. m h.iah acho1dll, 1t is s1vniflcant that too members. ot tbe sthooJ'• Pvent A'-oc 1atu:m \IOted UIH!i~Jm(ll,lalM for the new rea:ulat1on and a:ava the principal a three-minute ovation. l believe this bUSlnetJ of •loppy dreas iuea deeper titan Koltvzon'll • - .. "cartt 1eUJle•s anu·' • t 11 tllment .IIDUUl b h · • 1 hi k It · poor c uvaor. ' t n Js one of the first f~tors in o way of thinking which has made an armY, with a umform to matcla, of the nation's younK ll 1, one of the thwgs which has reduced tbem to a mase, rather than a collectton of mdividual s- a mass that has h 1 h · 11 d come to e wve 1 at Is l!l enll e to special pnvlle ge We bave made a power of fu~H over our tl:!en-aglJrs 10 wbere lh " very wot:d no lo~ger ("onnoh.·~ young people in their upper ado! escent yean. When I hear !lie tl wor " teen-ager," I thank or blul' jeAns, ducklail or crew haircuts. hi k 1 tb 1 k 1 h 1 rl I Thhe tadther said with emphases, ''I do not approve of any sue con uct by that boy or mine , Lut don't you know that is just the kind of a bov I _was when l W<Hi John's age." Anotll~r example of a boy being hke his father . Quotation from "Reing a Boy," by Warner Haughton Miff- lin Co. 4-HAdvisor (Contlnued from page one~ Lucy Kibble, now a rellred sehoul teacl1er of Reedsville has not retired from work with ;oung IJOOf,le. Shu II In her 21st year a8 tdv 10r ot the Reedsvl11e Pioneer 4-H Club. She uya her moat rewJ1rdlng experlente In 4-H work wAll her opportunity to aUend the national t-H·Concren In Columhus several year• aa:o aud alto 4-H Advisors ~nterenee ln ColumbUI. ..rve ll,_y, Hen lntere1ted in )'Ounr people,n Mlaa Kibble told the Dally Sentinel, "and therelore t-H •~Ilk · ha• been \'ery re· waldlna: to me." tD .reVifwlnJ her lonJ tervlce alit" hft ,.tl J.n IJ;tr prennt club, daua:htera of Women, wM In ~heir .)'Oli}W"er ~· Wtte alao membei-a · ' 1·-- JJI'Ith Robf'rl Ruark SQme Ju~~nlleeade~~qu~~c~ s~nd :,;~y:· problem children. 1 no lo'nger a 1 ~ reminded of the millions- of nieu kid~~; who wear blue jeana and kerchi8fs to school, who get eood gradu and lifow up to be nice people. But in all this fuaslhg over the teeners, we have glvem them an cxa 1gerated idea of their own importance. They are not a •pee· 1al guald, deserving apecial treat· ment becauae of their youth. They are hobbledehGyS, ihOats, )'ear 1Jnp...-ado1eecents verMin& on thl! reapona.lbl1ltlea' o£ adulthood They .. m alway!l have cu1t5. There will alwaya be a Frank Sin· alr&, A Jamee Dean, an Elvia Pre1Jey to enthrall them. Thcv run In berda, and drt'!ls, fallc. dance and .ct alike. We were no different In my time, which was just after the lohn Held Jr.,J'lam· tn 1 Youth erl. our unlfortn e<lntiated of wide pant,, enor~noua l*!ktie knots, nr tlw same Pioneer Glub Another r.1ct 11 becori'llng known In RN•dwlllt! &mong the younger llct , tnn Tt-us is that U a girl wants lo ral<'h ll husband, join the Pionerr Cluh ln J.lle pa•t year 1ix memhen became ..-..arr.ied. They were Gertrude Wallace Alton, ('ul11mbu1, 0 .: Ferra Lou {'lwvaller Baringer, Toronto, 0.; l.outst' llt•JbtJI Mflrlt111, Belpre, 0 : Ja1m·e St. Claif t~rM1bne, Kansas Clty , Mu . Eunice St. Clair Petty, U. S. Army, Kansas Clty, Mo; llld Connie Walton Reed, Reedsville, Rt l. .\lso from the 1958 club' Greta Barton has 2one out to work In a Parker~biLriJ bank and Maxine Ret!d 1s a ~tttdent at Rio Grande Collrjje. Miss Kibble'• bla:1eat club waa "Of tour'"' not," f.eported M:iq In lD~~ when abe had 26 membera. Kibble. "Lool:. will you at tht Has TV hurt youth intere1t in 4.oH INS membenblp, and thls year Is work? shewn aQed. almost at bi•. " "•12~~~~~~!~~~~~:!~~~;~:=:~~~~~~~~~- cut-domn jalopies witb mottoes painted on thtm. M! Hstened to Guy Lt>mbardo, Ray Noble, the Ca5alomas and the Dorsey boys Bing Crosby and Cab CallowaJ, were our singers. But I do not lhlnk we thought of ourselves as a "a:roup," age or otherwise. tn college the nearest thina: to a male unift>rrp was ~ Harris tweed coal with gray flan net panta and brown and White saddle •hoes. That was a casual as we a:ot, and oft campus w' were dudes of varylna color schemea. We positively did not think of ourselves as an army, or as n problem, or u rebels without a cause. A minority got carried away by c1utes, but maiflrlty was highly Jndlviduuli~llc in thougbt and action. Perhaps we were old before our time, be<'ause we were depresaion youths and lassies at a t:lme when there were few joba ror ad1,dt11 and nune for )'Otmii&ters. A college tJoy who lgdt IU lluclu a month for an allowance was a plutocrat. In today's young, the blue--jean uniform has befOme a 'ort of sym· bell of rebelliod agaln:,;t the adults and the world. But thu is neither th here no ere I obJect to any re)!unt•ntatlon, buL especially to sloopy J'('gimenta· l1on, and there has never been a 2loppicr-looking generntwn than thh current crowd of teeners, Pants a.nd shlrl.taH-flapping co11· tume9, with pincu.rls, muy be aU n.:ht tor girls on 8 picmc, but th1:1 sight of 1.5Kl0 female ~tudents all dre!l.'led the &ame way, with 1,800 boya dijpHcatiOJ them m all respertes e-u ept pincurls und Jeer. chie£1, conUlues a vast sea of untidnns On tbat count alone, I think Edw'ard Kolevzon of Columbus High deserve• a rln,e:ma: round of applause. Copyrla:ht, 1967, by United Feature Syndicate, Inc) tS "NI LIVIID Two coupJes have been Ucensed to wed by Probate Court here since Friday . They are James Ey· non, 22, Lnng Botom, factory wor· ker, and Ruby Caato, 18, Middleport; Alva Holsinger, Jr., 21, of Reed1vi11e. farmer, and Grace M. CHne, 19, Racine. ·:Panthers Subdue Athens In Thrilling Cage Batd WSAZ-TV C:HANNIL ' 10:10 Slia 011 L IO .l!J Chritt,lan Sc1eiiC!e PrOII'Irll 10:30 Wlat One. PefiOU: C.a. Po 11 :00 Thl1 It The 14fe ll :30 Man To Maa~ 11 :45 Industry 'on Parade 12:00 BqlldiAI AmeriCII 12:30 TV Cbapel • · t ·OO ChamplohBldP 1'8owlln& 2·00 Hopalong Cauldy ' ~ 30 Youth Wants To Know 3,;00 . N.BO Opera t t ' 4.00 W•sbinat~>n scnaare ~ : 00 Topper 6 !) r 8·00 Meet Tbe Pr,e11 6:30 Ne•• Pilllt~Ue ' ,t·f~ St.lltesmen , Quartttte i :OO 77th Bengal IJ..Jtn '1 .30 - Circus Boy 6.00 Steve Allen Show 9:00 Hallmark Hall of Fame 10:30 Sunday News. and Treasure Theatre 12·00 Sign Off ? :45 NBC•Ne'ltiB ~· '•-'\, 8:00 flir ·t.andlOt ·; - · 8 :30 StanleY · · , ' '!-, G.oo Twenty-one · · '·' 9:30 Robert M'liDta:omerr 10:30 Badge '114 ' 1 t :00 New~ Headllnel ,., 11:1~ Weatbercast ,. 11 :20 Press Box 11 :2~ Tonight 12o30 Slgn Off D:OO $"" 0a •~9' ~ 1111. Uae hr1l t:IO Capt11a X&...proo 10:30 Milhty House lloOO ll:Sij JloOO 1:00 Luct,. 8 B.a.ocb Tala ~f Tuaa Raneen Bll Top The- Lon..! R.aqer uo Jr. Town M.eeUnc 2.00 National lee B?ekeY 4o30 Town & Country Crosroadg 5o00 Chureh 1S Ws: Story One of Finch's co11ection of ly comics sht>ws a watermark Gf 5:30 1822, :1nd he figures it was pubSol)() lished about l!YO. This "Valentine to a bricklayer" ha1 a bright· 7:00 color c'arlcature of a suaggletooth, tatter-hair guy in sharp 7:30 Sunday clotbmg laying bricks. 8:00 The cruel verae underneath saya: 9:00 "I ne'er will wed one .oC ,JI'OUJI' trad,e: your head of rttortar is made. Sueh a tazy loon I ne'er will wed, for fear at home Iwant 10:30 for bread." uo TV Ciaasroom A1r Power Golden Pla;rbeun Z•ne Grey Theatre Buccaneeu Iackie Gleason Show Gale Storm Show · H~ .:f•4a~{· :· ..~ G'llftllM~ ~ " . ... '· ~ ~ - . 1 The l.ate Sbow Lamp Unto My Feet Look Up a.nu i.Jve United Nations in Action Camera Tbre, L<t1!1 1'ake A T.rfp WHd Bill BfettOt Heckle ~•ttd ne~e · Badgo &, !IU)I<tl 2:30 The r.ut Word' 3·00 Face Thf' N:itiQn 10:00 10:30 1 11 !00 111 :30 12:00 12:30 1:00 1:30 8.30 CBS. Sund;!)' NeWs 4.00 Col9n,l M.-arr;h, 4:30 Omnibus 6:00 TeltlphOne . Time 6·30 ·o\,9nie Oakley '1·00 lAYie '1.30 Jack a·cnny 8:00 l!;d S ,.divan Show 9:00 GE ';.'beatn: · 9 o30 Allre<t Wtchcock 10.00 $64,o00 Challena:e i 10:3(1 Wb,ar aJb . ~ 11:00 SundaY"lfews Specl-J 11 :15 - Tl',l!- Late- Show 12:30 Si&n Off ' SIGN OFF -PRAYIR MondPJ -.Channell The Valentme bu•lness w" ,... , sltive to current events. One an- 8:00 C.ptaln Kangaroo cient card, bowing to Halley's 8:00 Mornine Show comet, shows cup1d setting lovera' lO:OO Garrv Moorto hearts on fire w1th the comet's blaze Anoth('r, m JS6&, probably 10180· Arthur GodfreJ marks the birth of the gimmj~k ,1~1 ~o3MIO Strike It Rich Valenti11e. It contains a "t~Jer-- t ~ Vali•nt Lad!' mometer of love" w1th emotipns 12:15 . Love. of Life ataked out by temperature: '1Cs· 12:30 Search for Tomorrow teem" at 10 to 25 degrees; 12:41 GuidinJ Lia:llt "friend~hlp" 2540; "love" 40-60. 1:00 Katie'& 10tcben and "'enrapture, unity and bll&:l" 1:30 As th World Tqrn11 6().80. 2:00 Our lflil ~kt The collection Rl~o contains old· 2:30 Housf'lparty time Valentine "writers•· - books 3:011 Bts P•yol! with hundreds or prefabricated 3:30 Bolt Cro1by Show love verses. You'd pick out the one you wanted to put In )'Our Valentine. The first sue!h book came out in 169'7. Probably was the first do-11-y~>urseiC kit. 1 f.:OO 4:11J · -4:30 GoOO ~:SO 6:45 6:55 • .'l;OO '1:15 - 7:30 1 8:00 B:SO .Arllhter Day Secret Storm Edge of Night 1'he. Early Show Your Esso Reporter Sports Parade t~im,n ifress Conference ij0111lb Edw'Jrda. Uobinboo~ · Burns! & Allen Talent Scouts l Lave t.u" .,: Radue't Tornadoa toot 1 t.Jui1. ..quea:ker liom ·U»e Ame~ ~ balketbaU team ob t~ ~ ~nta 1\oor laat dicht to mate tbeir record l'T•l- and main~ a t.eam. lhootinJ,,pefftnlqe of ll'lfft lOt. for the . .aoa, Ill~ in the third qtwter fta. elne went into the ld4 to stay,· at. 31-40 but to that t1me tbe aeore •·• been tted. tr c\••-.w haacla .-:.,...... ~ teton~ total of 21 tiaiel. ~.... \be end of ,tJae pm6 :a. nn-, ei!le held an,..Jom lrom-o .ont ~o •Jz point ltad. Wlt.b two mtDa ate. to ••• ~IDt ~ .... p61bt )Halce. Cv1 ·WGlfe a:ot 1 field coal , te lila~ It 11-18. "-'11om tollled tor ~-- and witb fO seeondl lefUJtrch made two· brilltant. pre,. lure 'free ·throwl. a. KcPhenon of ~n · Jot 1 Oeld coal wttlr ,.. ene aecoltd: to 10 aad the pm.e Stll~ft!of , J'm'tull• Saturtt.y-chtinilfi_l_sunda,- ChanlleiB Thrill" · er · a.a .1 WCHS,..TV Channe; 8 £A f.J-u~ e:ao capt. Galii.O'I 6:00 SU?Arman 1:1:30 New~ r1ctUre . 6·4$ Sport.c: Eya 6:Mi, W8;J~b~C-B;St " ,.bedule lool allht wllb o tlirllUn1, baJ'd:.fou,bt e?.U ' Yictor7 over the Atbtftl Bulldbp to dlDch thlrd · pt~ In the SEO Je.!cue ttaDclinl:l.' - · The vld.ory, tweet 1t any time onr AthtDJ, wu doubly " last nJ.Pt. tt not anl7 pye Ole Piathen a JUrt b•ld on the l!iJIDOAL third place but Nnt AtheDJ. ree]. LDJ out of 1 flnt pl• lie wiLd Nelaonvllle for. tint plate. Tile BoupdJ b41n oriiJ to bett Lopn next ...,k to tU:e u.e ..hom"1" pt.onahip, teavtn1 ~ .crUPQa~o but hetpleN' tO Itt a pJ:ece of It u they -~ W.uil.e " b..,. Ia lhe ft-.Ie. ·. , - 'nle ~Iller >ietorr '!'1' aef!DlW, a~ effort, but tD wort~ Bob ·.lb,llmori and ,Aoro!l Buf(t~4tqn ,cirt.ain" ~. tile I~ tallled 18 ppi.D.til apd hlui' td ln 21 ~undt- whll., tbe .l,t. ter Wd all over tlte flMr' in one of hll ,lr!at.,t pflfermanceL ~·· 'over. . !rhe other Pantbert, . too, :came U M41Pbenoa bad been to11).ed tn for tbilr 11hue ontte- pltudita ~ bt• lbot the pmt could, ttave ~"the a-owd ~~ 1..an'7. Wfldftmu\h ~n forted into overtime with bit f~ 10 poi.Dta and~a Jood' depoJatbly 1 different winner. h fensi . ~joh and Jolin tuon'i: .~ne· Coaeh Wt'y Morrison•s boy~, w o hand Jump thot ln the flnt' nllf ..d swamped Ames-Bf:ro lut connecled tot cOQriun pointa. that · S.74 behind a kept the ,eet 1n Ba_ctDe , p antben oul 1ri froA t co• 84~ ~tint aps:ee, were u~ most or tbe half. He ~ two Ulbtlt a df!termlned foe· ~ more· in the aecond half .for 18 Jlltbt. Raelnc ahot 22 f(tt' 48. a poln&a for the evenina:. ,e:.-eentaa:e of .0, leiVIDg tbelr s. T. Johnson experienced 1 bad ,..t •• •101'1 team . average at 50.31$. nlgh.i 81 he collected only one Ames-Bern h1t 23 of t3 ln tbe field goal for two point4, However he wu foreed to leaYe the game mld way of the Cant period with four penonals a.td did not btU NEED GOOD INSURAN~El e FOR Tll£ BEST! eAN.Y TYPE! ' See or c.n JOHN RICHMOND ~· • ' • .' 814 E. Mabt 81. ,I Pomeroy spray syltt:m for 35%. Ames-Bern actually fouled tbem· telves out of tbe game as the Tor. nado made one leu field foal than Ame•Bern. Racine wa• without thec . services of Jlm -Adama, who wat ill, wbich bandieapped tile rtbov.adJng or tbe Winners. ' Ronnie' Salser was terrific ln this department-but be miued Adama. J n tbJ resuve game Racine won 42·25 to reverse a decision of lut week when the youna:er AmetBern club eaaily took llaclne 35 while -u.sing auba most of the way. Seore by quarters: Racine 1'1 35 53 63 Ames-Bern 19 34 4'1 62 Racine: ' G~ 6 e 1'1: Sabet" 1 IJ 'l; poWM1'1 11 10; Wblfe 4 1 9 Blrcb 8 t 20. Totals 22 19 83. Ames-Bem: R. ~mith I 4 8; Girdnu 2 6 f; M. Smith 6 6 18; R. McPhenon '1 3 17; B. McPher· son ·:~ 0 1o; Koehler 2 3 1; MeDanlelll 0 0 0. Total• 23 16 62. Officials: Taylor and Rapp. se- w.. rer tflor , _ Homo leo .. , fte Pomeroy Cement Block <;o. 0:00 9o30 December "'rl4t 10;110 ~luillo 11:1)0 1Jp-to.the Minute NeWI· 11:05 Sc11nnlne the Weat}ler 11:10 The Late Show otif· WHTN-TY Channe113 Rock And Roll Program Prevails Friday· At Pomeroy u•)tr0 h Sot11rdaJ \ Channel13 Sia:n On Sundar- Ch•lllf 13 or On your Dial Your " ' Sunr.ise :To s.. nset Stotion mine to the tune. "I Love My Juanita ShuBter a pl1yer. pamtoBaby" pl')l'ed OQ a did rCf:(lriJ, Mlu Shuster dt&eed wlttli 1 lar&:e portrait of the naUonal rock·and· rtll idol and then donned an Ivy Leaa;ue cap and buped a boy's coat aa 11he danced and mhnleked throUJih lhe second chor"' the sona:. A one ad Uit, "A Weddiq at U:Idntiht" wa9 pte.ent.ed by the following Room 32 player•: Kary Lou Srn.ltb wa• 'the JN;ahful bride and Danny Zirkle played the roll of the areom. WUllam Stefl'ett was · J · -~ n.. h t e marry•na \IItke "" ..-,.,a~. Rodney Sponcer wa• ~ brother of the IJ'OOm while Helen Rouall playeel ~lie part QJ Spen:cer'a wife. llanny Strouble tbe reluctant father who 1ave •way the hlllbllly bride. Jamea Wolfe was the ataae manaltr. ~ea Withee did an ilnpenona· ~Oill of Elvia Prealey when he mimic\ed the rock•and·roll idOl to the tune of "Don't Be cruel" played on a record player. . Danny Morrla, pnllden& ol tht. Sftior Clus, pri$1!nted the f01· lowing girl• who .., eu.dlda~a smds by Wildermuth and Sisson gave tbe Panthers their victor)' margin ot nine foiat!l. The Pantheta hi 42 per -cent of .their shotl and made 15 of 2'1 free throws. Athens w.as even bet. ter at tbe free throW lme as far u percentage concerned as they .dropped In 14 of 19. Tbe game was a crowd pleuer , from the Opening whistle as .a packed house turned out to see the game billed to have a bearing on the ehampiODIIhip or lhe leaKUf!. Coach Dick Retton. swamped · lh 1 bY we._., I' 1s h era f o11owmg e ray, commented: "Give the credit to the boys. Tbey fought hard and worked hard all week- to win u: They deserve tbe praiae.'~ · · In a preliminary game the little 'I'•• Panthers edged the younger Bull· dbgs by f7 to 42. . The box JCO.re: Pomeroy - Wildermuth, 5 0 10; JobniOn. 1 0 2; Eastman, 5 8 18; BuCf1n&t.on. 8 4 16; Sisson, i 2 18, Lambert, 1 '1. 3; Folmer, 1 0 1!. Tvtala ~ 2G lJ 87. . Athens· Widdoes, 8 6 18; ~m1th, 4 2 10; McConkey, 4 2 10; Bashop, 4 2 10; Baldwin, 4 2 10; Beverage, 0 0 0. Totala • 22 14 G8 Scoring by quartf!rs: Pomeroy 23 20 8 18 - 87 Athens 18 16 14 10 • 58 Offtclala: Karl Heibel •nd James Stewart. ' p,." Pet.er Mueller, Germany, knocked out Vletoti:luo OUvarea, Spain 6. · NEW YORK - Madison Square Garden - Jaldro M.,tina, 129, Pan1ma, rtopped Bobby Cour- PLAY SATURDAY NffE ,.W.. Seore 'b, qubten: average. shown Htlt Rods, m· Jackets matched Logan ~~~: c~o;l a:!~~ng fie~~- ~to'~: (The. Bodn Ollff.-d, will 'bt .,. 18 34 58 f7 Babn' Flll1liture 832, Radne 8er- to dethroae tbe Ailod8ted ....., 22 44 83 M vice Statioll 735, Sporn AU Stan Cha mPI. INDIVIDUAL ICOIING 882, LibertJ Reltaurant 808, and At 3:30 p.m. Bu.tulq ....... II ~ IOddleport: Mon1l I (2-2- 12; lr. 0 · u. A. M. 7fMI, lineup: Srel!rODc1 St. ~ .,._ llcComu 1 (0-J) 1: Xtanedy 0 (4).0} The Sporn All stan will ·bavc carroll woHera H"' y~ 0; Kelly 1 Co-o) I; Bowles 12 (0..2) the bilhelt averqe of !.be tourn• ClotbJq 1M, rNDdiJ 'hfa'a 24; UlDdJ 6 (0.1) 8; Whltlltch 3 ment. 11W team U lett by Junio:" 183, Halsum 8akC!17 "n1 u4 . . . (0.0) e; HeliO.a. I U.J) 11; Hen- Gibbt wbo 11 bavina bia beat ~Uo inloa Ll........_ m. ..,. 0 1.' ~2) •• 'th an a..-erap oI 181. -• IOD WI uu:: Lop.a: Moq&D p ("1-6) ~; Mur· Hot Rod, 1e4 b7 Bud (Bang Bill' The JifV CJotbJ.Dt. witfa aD 1M 1'17 I (H) 11; lllelu91 I ('7-8) 19; Ball) lldtla..,., and Liberty a~ lf'll~ ~: st.. Clair t (U) a; Bueklel& (0-0) taarant ted b)' Fred I.Nfler IIlia) handJ full u I'J1eDdiT 'bfti'Jl, W 10; 8"'4 2 (OoO) 4; Sebulb, Brad- Czow wlll ·bo out to II•• the Pow- bJ Witlt (l)oobht DribbJ/a) . . . . Oza. Atbma. J)eiUlU did not JCOre. f'..r men • fttbt for tint place. and BoblniOn LaqpdrJ leldl bJ '-' Sund.aJ, Feb. 10, at 1 p.m. ~ !Drop IIY 8lll) Will ore tOinl ~ ~"·OLLEGE teams (with avetalfl) aquare off: Jet eveJ')'one mow tile)' an Ja \,.,: Ataoeiated Radio 831. C1pelw1 tournament. 1 Speedballen 830. :Firestone 781, PomerOJ Mol« Co. 801, Pomei'OJ Tbe public 11 wekome to watcfa .• Sentinel 802, IDd Sports Center thiB to1111le7 of Ute Pomeror bcnfl,. lllddleport Lopa '*' = = up . BASKETBALL iog etare. 775. Tbe . Yellow Jac:k.U Mark Xellr 14 ao4 Mike uo~~o:;;:,::;~ a;;"~•a.=!~ c~e::"~""l.::U:i~-o;:: £rwta 11 f« tbe winnen. Duffy toni:Pt, Saturday, Feb. 8th at t ~on die Utlt tit; at. 1Mi bad 12 fol b1cJa on the Lopn p.m. Here 11 how they line up for n1 the lall t1iM 8 11• .,.t; WM uam. ~ tb;e openinJ round, tum and team beld The ~ · Je4 "' Paul Mlcldlepwt'o went down to tbelr 11tb SEOAL defeat lut niPt on their hmqe court bY a 1M to e7 count, victim~ of a •'harp abooti01 Lopn club that actually •on the pme on .aeCUI'IC)' at the foul UDe. Logan jumped into 1 fint qUMter lead lnd wu aever caua:bt a&thoua:h Ute home team wu wiUUn •trltin' diatance unUI goin1 into the fourth quarter At that point, however, Loa:an'a blJ guna of Gene lfora:ID, lim/ Murray and Wtbie D'-" --• and re&en poure d on th e eu..a added 21 Iut quuter pointa while the Jock.U eoutd come up wltll only 1L 11 wu tho oreal reboundinl of Morpn and Dicken, the tall meza. !hot burt tile JHkeb_ Jim Bowl<o, wbo co11ected 2f polnta, wu 11ot J.o be denied In thia department. He fOUJht all the way 1 nd aot biJ eban: but uot enouah to turn the tide. By Unat.l , _ lAST ever, the whistle-tooters watched I . the Jackett. too close and called Temple '10 Seton Hall ~1 Syracuse 8Z Holy Cross 86 1 ~ penon.al fouls on tbem a• the)' Siena d8 Army 82 went the ballTbe qainst tbeir biggerafter opponents. Chleftalna toUTH cashed in on 22 of the reaulting Wahinlloa 6: Lee 89 Davidlon iO. 28 chan~! •t the foul line. Cilodal 78 VMI '10 Middleport had onJy 11 tries at Wake Poreat 13 Clem10n 72 the foul lint: and could cash Jn Kentutll:y 7G Miuillippi 69 only five times. ; MIDWEn A1tbougb both teams uted the Baytoa 1o2 Villanova iO spray system of shooting, accuracy on both !ides was phenomenal SOUTHWEST Logan shot 67 times, hit 31 times Oklahoma 8'2' Oklahoma A&M 5~ for a Cat 4ft% . The Jai:keta tried Arizona Tl Weat Te:us St. 87 78 times hit 31 for an excellent WElT 40~a:an ted 22-18 at the Carll Sturord 60 Wuhlqlon St. 51 d · , Keep your car your bildjJel quartet mark, space tt to .....a4 at California 13 Ore&on St. 60 halfUn1e. The. Jackets came back UCLA 88 Wahington 65 in tlw be•t •Mpe to makf' it 83-Sft at , the three- Southern caJifornla 89 Idaho 88 A compl ~tefy reconditioned ~ a1·1ow quartet frame but wilted from 01 $10.33 per month, All wo~ eatlfr . . . . . . . By Unl.._d Ptell there on. Besides Bowles, Morris P'AT PUitSES SEEN Rio Grande 72 Soutbwe1lern 51 and Nelson hit the doubl~ 1:olumn OffiCAGO UP - Purses . and . . . JOUrlrleftdf)' • • Columbus E:~st 63 scoring figure as the Jacket for· 1takes totalling $4,500,000 will be FORD DEALER ColliDibus South " ward got 12 pointa, Nelson 11. offered to bQr~emen during the 97· . Columbus Central 85 For Logan, Murray bit on six day coordinated race meeting tbis Columbus Aquinas 62 of eight free throw• and Morgan summer of Balmoral, Arlington Grandview 64 Delaware WIW• fO got seven for eight. Morgan wu Park and Waabingt.on Park. Ap- 1 Chillicothe 80 Marietta 82 bigh for both teams with 2~. prox.imately $3 million will be disUpper Arlington 38 Bexley 3:1 In a prellmlnary game the Mid· tributed in overnight races, while London 60 Grove City 58 dleport. reserves ran all over the 38 &lakes events will carry $1,405,· 461 S. 3rd Ave. Hilliards '19 Worthington '18 lliilt~U~e__5_C~hi~ef~ta~l~n~s,~47~t~o_:2~7~w~it~h_I__IIOOO~~in~ad~d~e~d~m~o~o~ey!.:___ _ _ _ _,~,;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!::' WhitehalJ 72 Canal Wincbeater 88 Groveport 60 Dublin 46 ~ , .. Gahanna 88 New Albany 39 Mifmn· n2 Hamilton'"Twp. •• o ...u Reynoldsbur~ 89 Marion-Franklin 37 Columbus Rosary 52 Columbus. Holy Family 43 Columbus St Charles 58 Columbue Academy 55 Columbus St. Marys so ' Eaatmoor 34 Columbus North 80 Columbus Linden 37 Massillon 48 Canton McKialey 46 Tipp Cit 63 Trotwood Madison 53 Mt. verrron' 68 Urbana 44 LebaM'n 66 Wllmii\Cf:on 82 Troy 61 PiquA 80 (ot) 1 Mal'yBvilJe 60 Westerville 49 , oanvllle '19 Granvll1e 64 RosevUie '13 Crooklville 57 New Lexington 66 Glouster 64 South Zanesville 88 Chandlersvi11e 33 Woodsfield 63 Caldwell 48 Circleville 52 Greenfield 49 Scioto 'flLrp. 85 Jackson Twp, 59 Zln'esvllle 70 Dover 38 ChJUicothe 80 Marietta 62 oDresden 88 Pbilo 55 High aLaJl B38keNJ. .,.ai,.. . . PRESTON MOTORS, Inc. He1es t:he bomb n-IAT BROKE 7HE·. - ·' ''low-prieS'lineup/ Father For First Time In LondQn LONDON UP - Dr. Roeer Bannister, tbe world'i first four-min. ~te miler, became a father Bhortly M!LIR$ CLASH YORK UP - Irebnd'a before midnight Fr.ida:v night. Delan.f Is the favorite, but Hia Swedish wife, Moyra, gave. Las- birth to a seven-pound, U.-ounce dauehter in London'• Unlversaty 'College Hospital. The eblld, their first, Is to be called carol Erin Elver Banlliater. L y0Dr Elect"10ft By TED W. lS!tOWN Seeretacy of State of Ohlo dlte ' and prior to the tenth dat Ohio law providea that the before· the primary. I ~ plr1)' eommlUts11 mat name ~~· dldate11 to rill ¥ataacitl on the 'l'hia exceptiRn . appt\e•only"'~"' general election ballot eaused br eancUOale fUeil for the olfl<e ~ ~ fllr~~~~ .Stork ehowor the death or withdrawal. · of thelt that one ~aruUdate died. It · Klven at tfle bo'me ol Mr• ll~•ioll ~ eaodlditea who were nomiRated not apply when more tban ~p~~Cfr ln honor of ,. Ia the pr.Lmariu. Dn one. filed; tor :tltf,•.me., ~~:.a.... 111 . :Will d t • the candidate wi~awa Saturda~ F!sn~ 2 Prior to J1nu1ry 1, 18$8, The rtUGn ~ · th~ u~tiOll ,. . '. .,-~ • ever. ~r~ was no provlelob la llei ln the fact · that ii li often hekaoree ·rea~vedi'-IPilllY;f;~~~~~~ tbe la.w' allowlPI the ~e! to difficult kl rlom!nate by "write. _which were ptace.c:t in 1 fill nean~les ,on the Primary E· Jn", a vote fr~>m at leaet ""fifteen ' 1:r'llat.~ were pla~e8 and lectlon Ball~. The theory belllnd per cent of . t~ eiH:ton voUna mentt were 9ervl~-to Forty .--·-cc· tbla undoubteclll' wa• that 1\om· U1e pirficular pll'ty..a ballOt beiDI ~ >Dale • ~,. inatlon of party candld1Uia ·1a 1 l)~ary to nomiM.te by ''Wl;.te-- Cohifn~i &ft.d Chatles "": function of tJ'Ie elet-tion of t.btt in. Thla ao~etlmu ~IIIUJ.teil in a Belpte were Frld_.v pa\'ty rather than a funeion ol .be party'l failure to ban ,a eMJ.di· -r _-: ·::T< oommlttee11.. : Ate at the aeneral tle«Jon. loa ... per gueabl ot Hr. and .A:n exft!pJ)on to tbia fute waa m.ue)t ., theY . can \fill vteaaeie~ ,rell ~pe~er. m&~t, howe\"'f', by tbe 10ht Gen· on tbe Jeneral ele«lpn ballot only Dana turner -nd er.t Aase.m.bly la that now lJlt qp t.!J.e death or . wi~(r4wal , o( calltd qp Mi. and·.;_, -~,,_, how· *· tzl4 O'lrlea, ~~ltY - · J•l- I~ when· their ~ eandldalt 111~\1: ~ndldote , dl'"" oftoolf'. 111'1. WID HeUman who hal lll<d f .. a Parliol!lar of· IIBnt ditdllllt . ~od ,. .,.._ thO ~ .L:taord LlQihllll Ia Seyl..,, Allll - · - · Clw- lflemooa._ , _ , 111 II. . ..., •••• :w;~,;,...~-...._., _I .wJh.VooiarPlistoi~IOI!lt ftnoolloll1410ti ooitor~ , _ " '""-lch rtV .U cheoel. _,. ." . . I, .maotot ~~ll!'or•·froro ~hlch I --¢- FOR RENT I L •:-'--~~:::::.~:".'::_~,:::__:lotte ll~:stro-. LM'~.~~~',~!, ..~":'i tiJllll.:.»'iliW7- a. Tourney UnderWay_ cbem•, 12(1\1, Holyoke, Mass. 10. 1.,.. ValonUne'•. boy nu.. O.I!Ofl: -~~~~~ ~~ permlttod to 'lim• ·•rodldo\Of w~o .,.~ ••mlrjaled ·mtllt' satul'day. Ja't-bara Dono~ DonnU Wil•on, ·a candlila&e tor the prlmuy ~ f the prbDary, ·llmp]1 beqJuse .Ju.. I 2 ~ Cool "1·ne g.Will. .- . By 10247 Tally . ., . •r Unlt.cl HAMBURG, GerDllny - 11 :D9 SliD On 12:00 ·Faith 'For Toclay 11:30 Oral Roberta UiO 20th (lent]lry TheoiTe 3:00 Marshall CoUe1e II 10 6 7 for JolmloD uoW be louted ~::or 6 7 out 1n the nn~l mlnutea of th~ OalllpoiR 1 5 third qurter and tben Paul Pol- MIDDLIPOilT 11 2 mer of tbe Relei'V.el came lD to help unW It Wll aafe to retllJ'D J.tcbon · 2 11 Jobnaon lo the pme. ARIIA RIIULTI For the vitJdftl Bulldoa:a, Tom PomaRY Q, A'IMnl 51 Widdoe1 wu he acOrlpg ace a1 he Middleport 67• LotM M bit for 18 point&. Oddly enoup NtiMnvllle 11 • G•lllpofls 6J eteh of Ute other Athena .tarter& Wtllaton • Jtcbon SS hit t- •-n polnt.t. ltiphy 57• Wahatnl 41 \ vp ..., In a bJJb ICOrinf opealng quart· lt1clne 63, .Amtf.. .m 62 er, the Pantben broke lntG 1 23- OU 91 • Bowllnt G,..n 10 II lead cbleOy oa the ohooting of SlQoa and £ulman. They continI.. Ued to widen tile PP In the .... ·~' ond quarter when theJ.r fill brflalr: :. with BUfflnglon dolnc the dire<~ ing 11rnered them a few eal)' bucketa. 'Eastern CIJerl 1matb'd Cool Thinp beJn to look darla: for vll1e Friday niPt on tQ Tuppers tbe P1nthen in the third quarter Plains t!Ourt 102 to 17 With Wbode 11 tbey were havJng trouble get- canning 28 point. ln one eth .hb tina t:llrt.ed aa:aJn and ~ Athena bqt performances. Willlamt of qulntel pased by Smith came roar- Coolville ,wa• high with 1 lna: back to take a lead about half- , Score by QuarterS: way through the atanu. Eastern . . . . . . t22 47 i8 102 Prom that point on, tbe lead see· Coolville , .... . 6 16 S2 47 eawed back and forth witb the Eastern reseJ'tlea downed Cool· Pomeroy quintet shoving ahead ville ...... to 18 with Gilland who hid at 11-48 at the t hree quarter mar k . ! 21 for'" hl&:h. 1be game wa• nip and tuck throughout tbe final stanza and Eastern, Knight 12-1·23; He~ley stood tied up at 38 all when Buf- 7-4-lfl; Woode 1~28; Boylea 3-2lina:ton weaved through the entire 8; Kuhn ,.2-8; Gaul 2--0-4; Whit· Bulldog team down the midd1e to latch 3-0-6; Heber 1-1-3; Gilland liy In a buelr:et that put the Pan- ().2-2. Totals· 41-20 of 28-102. tben 1n fro:ot to stay. Coo1ville, Cox 142; WiUiamll 7· Th aetuall sewed the ball H8·, Ford 4-S.lt; Scott o-1-1-, Wine, ey Y game up JIJ•t a little J•ter when 1-3·5; Powell 0.2-2: Russell Q-8.8, Ealtman w11 fouled and made Totals 13-21 of 3! fouli-47. good on botb tries to give the Pomeroy team a five pojnt lead at 83·58 with just about one miriute ~~bool of play remaining in the game .::N; Two easy buckets in the final sec- tMt4 FJGRT rtESULTS companiment for the aehool tOtiJ. Larry Tracy played the plano 1111:011 LaWS SEOAL It wu the bofl fr<lm lhe bench Neloonvlllo who helped ~onslderlbly for the Athen, Paothert, too. MUton J.ambert aub- POMIROY I.._ ' J E \Jackets Lese 84:67 To w~an w........ InCageTestOnHomeFloor Tornadoes Nip Surge ~p From.58-58 Tie N~ End w • ••• LICINSID TO WID pal'ly. He ,dipped into another file containine H Valentines from the 'jilted-lover" •erle!l that now_Jlred. 1n En11land in 1830-35. Aquatints, they're wo:th about $7.60 apiece now. One showed a'aobblne lady, and below it said: "Qf broken vows fQr hlm 1 mourn; yet sooth my soul ill soft sensalion ra~e. for ah! the dear youth 1 must e-ver prize.'' Stran2ely - well, maybe not so strang"ly, ~1 that - the comic Valenlme reured its lovely head while the despondent-lover school flourished. .----·--:-.- 7:30 · Nat '"Klng•-: cole -. • A.i"tkj"u~ V~i~tinr Collection Traces History Of Missives Back To 1600•s By 00C QUIGG United PrHs Staff Ctrrtt110ndlnt NEW YORK UP - Say wbat you Wllnt about tbe times· we live in, bqt you•ve got to •dmit there'• one h.e~Vlenini thin; - we'o,:e cleaned a lot of the a:oo out of Valentines . A quick look at the -history of the11e hilly-cooey D.illets Doux dis· closes they started around the 1600's as outright, no-fooling Feb. 14 letters proposing marrlaa:e, and withm two cenh.irles had berome lace-goofy 'monstrosities. Some of the poetry borne by thrse salady aidedishe! of love in their literary heyday Js hair·Cllrl mg stuff. Here's one sent tn 1812 by a MassacbusetU lady named Amy Harger to dne John Anaell. In tbat day the eustom was to make your own, by hand. It is a "puzzle-purse folding type which when unfolded discloses the penned sentiments of lhe sender. The message to John says, ~n part\J (the spell\ng are Amy's:) · ' "Your hair j1 pailirih brown, In wringlctts flow, "And charms beyond the reach of art bestow; "Your forehead white as ~now, your radient r>yes "Ref!ect the eelysteal blew that punts the sky&... " "I've paid .JP to $'15 apiece for this sort or thina" Sllid Mark Finch, droppiu~ Amy's Valentine in a file . Not long ago I paid $12!1 for a.n English valentine with a lover's knot woven all over it." Finch pre~!dcs over a colle~tion t>C 25,000 antique Valentinea own· ed by the Hallmuk Card Com- • su.;da,- Chan111l 3 7:00 John W. Yoblomosky, 29, of Detrolt, Mich., Wll fined $6 and tOit!l in Middleport .M.yor C 0 . Fish· er's court Friday nlf)at on charps -Rock-and-roll tempos and n Grover, Janet Carptnter. or un1afe operation of a motor ve· hillbilly wedding skit entertaineJ. tHigh students are depositing eolns hide preferred by the Ohio HiCh· ' the Senior Hiah School atudent In Jars marted with the name of way Patrol. body at the regular Friday morn· their favorite ~nd.ldate. Ina: assembly preaented by w. A The money raised by the Valen · 1Drake's Room 32 luntors Une's Day Queen Conteat ·wm au Th ··'th th towarda the aeblor eJass fund to e program Dea:an WI~ e defray the expence of the!ir plan· tra~itlon Flag Salute led by John ned trip to Wa1hington D c. this Str1ekland and Sam ltusaell. Pro- comlnlf May. ' ' . aram announcer, Ra.chel Roush, TbeproJHmwaat:!oncludedwitb 1 lohen introduced Manlyn-.. ~lute announcements by ':'::~~];);;~ whl)fead •., verse from the Holy Jamea A. Diehl, junior ·1 ~ .•- Scripture&. Blnt.in1 Of the "Alma Mater", ..~. · ) H ~: PLAN TN\1111~ Y fjllaj>IN4 . The Wi!WiU Tf.Oil Qard~n· Cl~b will mee• T~UJ'4u ev,nhttt; •t the kome Ill ..,.._ Edward Koelller on BuUernut Ave. •, 1~""1> W'-'lD WOMEN The Second Ward Women's will meet at the Ward llous.e OQ Tuesd!IY at 6 p. 11}- for J PQtluek dinner and ValeDtine party. 1 ~---- - ----::-----=--:! LOU-tt1J f me lme ago, a father who was a very close friend of mine said to me that his boy who was about l6 WU 4r~ ~uite a lot and he was very much worried about tt. He IAl-4: The boy likes ~U . Will vou write to him and try to influe~t PEP RALLY HILl> The Middlepo-rt H.iJh School 1tudents bad a pep ISeiSion Frida)' 8 : 2~ Sllln On afternoon precedjna: the Loan· '1:30 Weatern Feabire Middleport game that evenint. 0 :30 Capt. MidlliJbt Coa1 h N P. Swaetham~ner and ld- 10:00 Ho"'dY Doottv s.lslanr Coach Charlel McDonald Auilt Dru Sbow save pep talks and the cheer lead· Fury . ers Jed tbe 11tudents In a Sfri.ea ff Cowht..y Theatre )l• Wlurd • che en· ~ end1ng witb the Fight I :00 Dow ' On The ~~~ Son!J 1:30 Wes1.:orn F'e1tutt 2:30 ~A Gam• lETTER HEALTH CLUI The Laure-l Clift Better Health 4 :30 Stake Racea at lfleteah club w1ll meet Monday at i : ~,P p . 5:00 "n .lUna ft:30 hoy Ro~Jel'l m. at the home of Mrs. Robert 6 :00 News Bowen for a hobo-valentine par- 6:15 Sports. ~}'e• ty. A white elephant sale will be 8:30 Ro~emafy Cloone) SbGw held during the evening. i:OO Nilht JamOOree 7:30 Fui1Dy Sbow llQJIIII '~U· TO MIU Thi! "'1is Clt~.tfltr lidina clq~ wiU meet 'tueaQr eve:niAI at tbf ll..l lil>ri>lli• Gr!l!'t Holl. "nero wUI b8 an i..'BJONpt bq.Unea, ..,. 1ion and 1U meqtb.ll fnd former Qtem.b.ell ..-e reqQtlte4 to be »"• ent. A pie aodal will follow the meet in~. SaturtlaJ - Channel3 Jfltlonal adveitialna: representativ~. Bottinelli·KimbaU, lnc., 343 Lalutoa A¥6., New York City, HI, N. Y. !!ft\enld II teeond das.s mailing matter at thf' post office at P nm- ._ TELEV,$10N GUIDE~ WSAZ -TV Chan"e13 ' Dally Sentinel - RICKAlltL OW IN- GINERAL MANAGER lnNOLD I. GREENE- EDITOR • you con ..a.ct • copll'llctw. . . ..,,...•.,.,,.,, I ,••,·•.,. , leife'P'j*•·••·,-. : ' \ . \Ylien '" ..~tct rour i!ul.llilfll! fiiOierl:...:.,..Our .,.,Jilu iir!~M ..... ~~II Miter ....ctttn arid MINI volue. a, Bag - 'Week or Montl'l I CONCREn FINISHING MACHINE .ELECTRIC WELDERS AIR COMPRESSORS CONCRETE FORMS *'Witlt OJH!t'at-• ' PORTABLE ELECTRIC WELDERS CATERPILLAR BULLDOZERS BACK HOE ~ This big high·•tepping Chieftain 1tarled a N'l;'olution ' with a carload of "first•" cuu:l an eye-popping pzice tag! ' I 1Tho !Ow-price field nenrloob4 lib lbiJ helo..l Tho hC111dsomo huky yoa - xtvht lwo haa the boo.t ttllhonktnq ••• with more poww, more wheelba•, more room-and more .beer ~· of ·OWD8nhlp-than bofore poutble 011 a ...U-trcllned bu~ lllllloolt at what ...,..,. molcbl<:l · room for !IOWIB the low-pric! lineup: a Jlrapplno 347 OIL Ia., 10 to I ._prea~on ratio Siraio-Streak v.i ... a whoppino, road-huoola9 122 tnchoo ol whoelboae ami an oD-now &Wipeao!oa; 1 .,..- lor a t.vel-Lino Ride thah nut beat thing to a maoi~ carpeU And thio illrocunliDecl bocluly !abO on the lie~ with mon them Jis doaoa ''l!ntt', ..U prOftd by 100,000 of the , , ·rouohoot, toug&.t- mlloo a group ollacll-mioded enqlneen oould d.m-1 II thio oonnde lib " _ ''wonc!edul buy-U oertail1ly Ill Our e>dW:e lito olop _dreamlniJ ODd prlceltl AI a ooot leA than a lot -¢-i "-- of the Jaw.~ jobo, thio DOWCQIIW.IIIILOit:iD!I btg-llme)Hl,_out_Qflonuor "oD-tlt>M'' ~· ""¢o- ' BLAETTNAR AUTO .. �' • .... , ' 0 ••• TodtiYI . sc \ by Business Men of OalUt<JUI! SooulmljSier-Geor~ A. Haul Sr. Meet•t ~tty I'! all ~p~nsored ' , ponsored ey New Haven Llona Clull · · 3ter·John Ferguson. Meet at Oily Bulldl!lg . fltOO-P 25(; :tROOP .220 TROOP W · TROOP 230 swnsored by Roolne Metbodtal Church Scoutma.ter Edward Howell Jr. ~etal Leflon Han SIIO~red by Middleport Fire :Pnutment SaouiiJINiel' RolN!rt MUla. J(e~ ai ltf.lddltiiOrl Library I1n:A~~~~;~~e~MtlhQdl.st .' ::! a't !>Ill Ipolls Church Church TltOOP 247 SpOiji!PI'ed by Rock l!priDfS Malhodlst Church Sco11twmr D. J. W. Moo~ r&Mt at CUip ll44fl)nl PA.CK 106 • ress1ve 1 Citi,~;ens National Bank I ...... COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS Adams Grocery And Service Station Sugar Run Flour Mill Mulberry Ave. ,. Store, Hdwe. -- Pomeroy, Ohio • • . ~' • 211Cl St. ltelll1~" \l{ov. , . reb of Christ · TUPPilS PLAINS TROOP . . ' Spo~ by C. G, \\'lUI~ Grange lien Le~-~ P-iii r:Jfe. Meet tl Grange Hall . CUJS.,. ~9J Mtmbers • ' (IQY SCOUTS •fSl oMembers EXPLOREit$ .. 108 Member, ' .With .· . .. .;\ ! ' ·Sentinel COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS The Daily Sentinel Powells Service Station PUJiaheoJ In Tile Jalel'l!lll'ot' · 'l'luo Meli•·Muon Area · · Meigs Equipment Co. ., lncorporoted · 8(, POMEROY •. Meigs Motor Co. COMPLIMENTS 'Spencer's Market 111111 G.· E. Reuter Insurance COMPLIMENTS • COMPLlMQNrs COIIIPLIJIIENTS COMPLIMENTS Middleport N. !Dd Ave. Quality Print " $hop Mijdfaport N. !old Are• CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH DEALER N. 2nd Ave. Mlddl!£2!:! ' Mlddleporl CQM,J.IM~TS ' Goodwin · Printing .Com pony ' Goeaaler Jew•lry -• ! ' Cl0....1111H11 Clinton Filt.tr Co, Po~•~Y ~ -:~ ~eroy · O~io Valley •u..• . er~T :New Yorlt. ClqtiiJnl . . HoUJI . . • • Mldfleporl . ·. . ll.king C:ompony · If~ ~- ./o.ve. PhODe ••aes laell Clelandfs A;pCnce Store ' · w........ ·. Cmef, Mar. .N Park St. . -.· . ·. . ~ ·- & Von .Zandt . w. ·-.ms&. -- -· ,' - COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS Starks Drua Store OC$1!UJIBNTS E. Mala Sl, Pomeroy MW Sl DoVIs·W~...-.r; Jn.uranct Williamson / H. Rowlings Company Mil! llld ~ ,_ POMEROY •: .· .:-.......................... _..... ....... ~. .• \ ~·~· ~ ; : -- .. ...... .."' ..,........-_ • ' • ....... -~. lillddlepot1 -· ' --- Sq,s \ COMPLIMENTS B. H. Sanborn • DODGE.PLYMOUTH D'EALE& ~- Twin City MCichine and Electric Motor Shop " ft. . Mldlileport COMPLIMENTS 17 Cole St. COII~MENTS " Martin 6' Roller Drue Store Pllllivoy I! ... llllddleporl . W. MaiD St. .- Pomeroy Swatzels Ashland Servic., Station Rich Valley . Dairy .Odtllepert , ..' COMPLIMINTS • COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS ' COMPLIMENTS Meigs Co. · Co-op Pomeroy Pomeroy POIIIEJIOY '' Economy Savings And Loan Co. "CHEVROLET DEALER" COIIIPLIHBNTS -~ . . ..'tIt · Firestone E. 2ad St. W. Main St. Moore's .- COMPLIMENTS . Pomeroy Motors CQMI!lJJC.,TS . "" . 'ft011e 3U.Y ~ Robinson's Laundry Lelarl Falll, Oillo '' COIIIPUMENTS COMPLIMENTS Crow'•· Live Poultry ' . '• ...,_._. .._., ' Baker . Furniture ' COMPLIMENTS .-:''-- IH I. IIIII 4ft, Pomero)' QVB PACK~ nen:f!a~ Leo P. CUJ1ls. , eet at Ch!~fCh ' COMPLIMENTS Allen Appliance 4 Spo ,.,_ I'OIIIIIOY . COIIPLIIIINTI COMPLIMENTS 2sc; Den -.det Wapdei _P!W~!k•· ~el at Pt. Pleas. School MIDD~RT . W. lllf ljt. .~v• Jl~K. ~UI PACK .tsa , .... s~po~r~~a I!)' P'l'A ~nee S.hqot Service Station .....-- Pomeroy National Bank ~54 SP\l.IWOlij ~Y Ne~ R.ven PTA Den Leader \Vyatl F. ChldweU. Meet at School K&,M . . .·sohio .' G& J Auto Parts . Back Sprlap .... , . .. ct~L . . S "ponaote4t'y....., of ~~flln Church l>eh Leider llel'lli!n L. ~tla111 M~et.at Pt. Pleas. Church · ' ! COMPLIMENTS Adrienne Coal And Dock Co. Pomeroy . I COMPLIMF;NTS COMPLIMINTS Conrl II. • • Gilmore Supply Pomeroy Rutland Road ' 2nd Street Market MIDDLEPORT Middleport Hartley & Bennett Shoe Store • Merch1nts In . COMPLIMENTS ,._. ., Ma1on, W. Va. I :s COMPLIJ(!NTS Ohio Power Co. Mason Furniture ' . CI.Uence Mulford Jr. Meet •t Chtablre is Has Been · COMPLIMENTS . · •.. · POST 146 American L111on . illeet at AIDer. ieelon Hill 203 ' .' CU.B PA.C:I( · Sponsor!'d .~'!Nor ~llfli!be~:of Commerce Den Leader R. E.. . ~r..~~;:.t PJ>!!'eroy High SchorI l ''-\c:tJ(~3 . .. . Sponf:O$!l!Y_M~~~I PTA . Den l.leali~OOrl'lt e. llfeet at School W. Reese. Meet at Grange Hall BIE Spon~ by Sl!llsbwt S~ool PTA Den Lealfer.CbaHe; Dle)ll. eet at School c ' •n~j~~.H~mtock Grange No. 2049 TROOP 24J · COMPUMBNTS ' · , EXf'J.ORER POST 151 . fed bY~!I*<In Volun~eer Fire pepllf!lh!Wt aster .naQ!t M. Harr~. Meet a\ Fire Dept. POST ~70 Sponsored by Methodist Cbureh Scoutma•ter Jim Burnette. Meet at Ri9 (lrallde Mttbodlst TROOP 245 I. IODBOr""lly Main St. Bapliat Church . . '· ou~ster. Harry Chambers. M"t at ·. · Pl. Pleasant Baptist Church · Sponsored by Methodiat Churci1 Scoutmaster John D. Davis. Meet at 'I'hevenon CbW'rb . . . . TftOQP .261 .lsponoored by Group of Cilkens ScoufmolJtor Harold Trainer. Meet at Gallla ~~I , .t! rr " 11 COB PACK ~46 . ~()9DBOred liY Mt, Carmel Bppli~ Cllurch S®u~r Delbert Garnes. ~·-~· ~1814wol! Church rawr 21" nnt Spol!IO.fad bf Pi'eab~rifn Church Me!lt 4t ~cq, Gal!/polis 'rROOP 253 ~~. PA.tK 1M ~U • .PACK ~ .. Jred by,Mifietta Manfacturlng Company :tmasttr Carl .E. Dllcher. Meet at Plant red by Mason Volunteer Fire Department · · Verno~ Ray Roush. Meet at Community J!ldg, .' ~UI SpoDBOred by Go14~n Rule ClW, BapUst Church Den Leader Ben F. ,Bat.y.Moelatlltdd. Baptist Church , ·,_ TROOP 252 I $po,.ored »Y11idweU Mttllll~l (lhurcb Scotlll!llfltr Gaylol4 W.Ml!'r. &lett at Qld PoaiOffln ' LIDroln St. TROOP 249 d by ~laton lnterdenominatiDnal Church . r OIID D, Harrison. Meet at Pom. Troop Lodse TROOP z.og Anthony Plumbing And H.~~ting . ••d ~...... IIi ..,~nkjdfele8 . ,· TROOP 250 SJl'nsored ~y Ch~· lla!!tlft 0~~ Scoqtmaster Merrill Briggs. Meet at Chureh COMPLIMBNTS '"~t OII.W.r. 6~12 • onso~ by United Methodl.sl Church by Qra~ Met!Jodld Cllureh Scoutntaner Mitt Whill. Moat at OaiJil!olis Cll~h TROOP ZOC$ ,< '' r Ralpli G. Spencer. Meet at Methodist Church T•oor ao~ ., • 1UliNG ~ouRJNG. WEEK II; TROOP. aGO Spo~sored I i~ ' I THE BEND AREA SALUTES ' ~-. ~·· !""'"'.jt,-~ I>'',•"'~·--·· ~ ......... HltlcUepon ' MIU St 1 COMPLIMENTS Swisher and Lohse Jewelry Store Mlddlopwl E. Mala ~. DRUGS �' • .... , ' 0 ••• TodtiYI . sc \ by Business Men of OalUt<JUI! SooulmljSier-Geor~ A. Haul Sr. Meet•t ~tty I'! all ~p~nsored ' , ponsored ey New Haven Llona Clull · · 3ter·John Ferguson. Meet at Oily Bulldl!lg . fltOO-P 25(; :tROOP .220 TROOP W · TROOP 230 swnsored by Roolne Metbodtal Church Scoutma.ter Edward Howell Jr. ~etal Leflon Han SIIO~red by Middleport Fire :Pnutment SaouiiJINiel' RolN!rt MUla. J(e~ ai ltf.lddltiiOrl Library I1n:A~~~~;~~e~MtlhQdl.st .' ::! a't !>Ill Ipolls Church Church TltOOP 247 SpOiji!PI'ed by Rock l!priDfS Malhodlst Church Sco11twmr D. J. W. Moo~ r&Mt at CUip ll44fl)nl PA.CK 106 • ress1ve 1 Citi,~;ens National Bank I ...... COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS Adams Grocery And Service Station Sugar Run Flour Mill Mulberry Ave. ,. Store, Hdwe. -- Pomeroy, Ohio • • . ~' • 211Cl St. ltelll1~" \l{ov. , . reb of Christ · TUPPilS PLAINS TROOP . . ' Spo~ by C. G, \\'lUI~ Grange lien Le~-~ P-iii r:Jfe. Meet tl Grange Hall . CUJS.,. ~9J Mtmbers • ' (IQY SCOUTS •fSl oMembers EXPLOREit$ .. 108 Member, ' .With .· . .. .;\ ! ' ·Sentinel COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS The Daily Sentinel Powells Service Station PUJiaheoJ In Tile Jalel'l!lll'ot' · 'l'luo Meli•·Muon Area · · Meigs Equipment Co. ., lncorporoted · 8(, POMEROY •. Meigs Motor Co. COMPLIMENTS 'Spencer's Market 111111 G.· E. Reuter Insurance COMPLIMENTS • COMPLlMQNrs COIIIPLIJIIENTS COMPLIMENTS Middleport N. !Dd Ave. Quality Print " $hop Mijdfaport N. !old Are• CHRYSLER-PLYMOUTH DEALER N. 2nd Ave. Mlddl!£2!:! ' Mlddleporl CQM,J.IM~TS ' Goodwin · Printing .Com pony ' Goeaaler Jew•lry -• ! ' Cl0....1111H11 Clinton Filt.tr Co, Po~•~Y ~ -:~ ~eroy · O~io Valley •u..• . er~T :New Yorlt. ClqtiiJnl . . HoUJI . . • • Mldfleporl . ·. . ll.king C:ompony · If~ ~- ./o.ve. PhODe ••aes laell Clelandfs A;pCnce Store ' · w........ ·. Cmef, Mar. .N Park St. . -.· . ·. . ~ ·- & Von .Zandt . w. ·-.ms&. -- -· ,' - COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS Starks Drua Store OC$1!UJIBNTS E. Mala Sl, Pomeroy MW Sl DoVIs·W~...-.r; Jn.uranct Williamson / H. Rowlings Company Mil! llld ~ ,_ POMEROY •: .· .:-.......................... _..... ....... ~. .• \ ~·~· ~ ; : -- .. ...... .."' ..,........-_ • ' • ....... -~. lillddlepot1 -· ' --- Sq,s \ COMPLIMENTS B. H. Sanborn • DODGE.PLYMOUTH D'EALE& ~- Twin City MCichine and Electric Motor Shop " ft. . Mldlileport COMPLIMENTS 17 Cole St. COII~MENTS " Martin 6' Roller Drue Store Pllllivoy I! ... llllddleporl . W. MaiD St. .- Pomeroy Swatzels Ashland Servic., Station Rich Valley . Dairy .Odtllepert , ..' COMPLIMINTS • COMPLIMENTS COMPLIMENTS ' COMPLIMENTS Meigs Co. · Co-op Pomeroy Pomeroy POIIIEJIOY '' Economy Savings And Loan Co. "CHEVROLET DEALER" COIIIPLIHBNTS -~ . . ..'tIt · Firestone E. 2ad St. W. Main St. Moore's .- COMPLIMENTS . Pomeroy Motors CQMI!lJJC.,TS . "" . 'ft011e 3U.Y ~ Robinson's Laundry Lelarl Falll, Oillo '' COIIIPUMENTS COMPLIMENTS Crow'•· Live Poultry ' . '• ...,_._. .._., ' Baker . Furniture ' COMPLIMENTS .-:''-- IH I. IIIII 4ft, Pomero)' QVB PACK~ nen:f!a~ Leo P. CUJ1ls. , eet at Ch!~fCh ' COMPLIMENTS Allen Appliance 4 Spo ,.,_ I'OIIIIIOY . COIIPLIIIINTI COMPLIMENTS 2sc; Den -.det Wapdei _P!W~!k•· ~el at Pt. Pleas. School MIDD~RT . W. lllf ljt. .~v• Jl~K. ~UI PACK .tsa , .... s~po~r~~a I!)' P'l'A ~nee S.hqot Service Station .....-- Pomeroy National Bank ~54 SP\l.IWOlij ~Y Ne~ R.ven PTA Den Leader \Vyatl F. ChldweU. Meet at School K&,M . . .·sohio .' G& J Auto Parts . Back Sprlap .... , . .. ct~L . . S "ponaote4t'y....., of ~~flln Church l>eh Leider llel'lli!n L. ~tla111 M~et.at Pt. Pleas. Church · ' ! COMPLIMENTS Adrienne Coal And Dock Co. Pomeroy . I COMPLIMF;NTS COMPLIMINTS Conrl II. • • Gilmore Supply Pomeroy Rutland Road ' 2nd Street Market MIDDLEPORT Middleport Hartley & Bennett Shoe Store • Merch1nts In . COMPLIMENTS ,._. ., Ma1on, W. Va. I :s COMPLIJ(!NTS Ohio Power Co. Mason Furniture ' . CI.Uence Mulford Jr. Meet •t Chtablre is Has Been · COMPLIMENTS . · •.. · POST 146 American L111on . illeet at AIDer. ieelon Hill 203 ' .' CU.B PA.C:I( · Sponsor!'d .~'!Nor ~llfli!be~:of Commerce Den Leader R. E.. . ~r..~~;:.t PJ>!!'eroy High SchorI l ''-\c:tJ(~3 . .. . Sponf:O$!l!Y_M~~~I PTA . Den l.leali~OOrl'lt e. llfeet at School W. Reese. Meet at Grange Hall BIE Spon~ by Sl!llsbwt S~ool PTA Den Lealfer.CbaHe; Dle)ll. eet at School c ' •n~j~~.H~mtock Grange No. 2049 TROOP 24J · COMPUMBNTS ' · , EXf'J.ORER POST 151 . fed bY~!I*<In Volun~eer Fire pepllf!lh!Wt aster .naQ!t M. Harr~. Meet a\ Fire Dept. POST ~70 Sponsored by Methodist Cbureh Scoutma•ter Jim Burnette. Meet at Ri9 (lrallde Mttbodlst TROOP 245 I. IODBOr""lly Main St. Bapliat Church . . '· ou~ster. Harry Chambers. M"t at ·. · Pl. Pleasant Baptist Church · Sponsored by Methodiat Churci1 Scoutmaster John D. Davis. Meet at 'I'hevenon CbW'rb . . . . TftOQP .261 .lsponoored by Group of Cilkens ScoufmolJtor Harold Trainer. Meet at Gallla ~~I , .t! rr " 11 COB PACK ~46 . ~()9DBOred liY Mt, Carmel Bppli~ Cllurch S®u~r Delbert Garnes. ~·-~· ~1814wol! Church rawr 21" nnt Spol!IO.fad bf Pi'eab~rifn Church Me!lt 4t ~cq, Gal!/polis 'rROOP 253 ~~. PA.tK 1M ~U • .PACK ~ .. Jred by,Mifietta Manfacturlng Company :tmasttr Carl .E. Dllcher. Meet at Plant red by Mason Volunteer Fire Department · · Verno~ Ray Roush. Meet at Community J!ldg, .' ~UI SpoDBOred by Go14~n Rule ClW, BapUst Church Den Leader Ben F. ,Bat.y.Moelatlltdd. Baptist Church , ·,_ TROOP 252 I $po,.ored »Y11idweU Mttllll~l (lhurcb Scotlll!llfltr Gaylol4 W.Ml!'r. &lett at Qld PoaiOffln ' LIDroln St. TROOP 249 d by ~laton lnterdenominatiDnal Church . r OIID D, Harrison. Meet at Pom. Troop Lodse TROOP z.og Anthony Plumbing And H.~~ting . ••d ~...... IIi ..,~nkjdfele8 . ,· TROOP 250 SJl'nsored ~y Ch~· lla!!tlft 0~~ Scoqtmaster Merrill Briggs. Meet at Chureh COMPLIMBNTS '"~t OII.W.r. 6~12 • onso~ by United Methodl.sl Church by Qra~ Met!Jodld Cllureh Scoutntaner Mitt Whill. Moat at OaiJil!olis Cll~h TROOP ZOC$ ,< '' r Ralpli G. Spencer. Meet at Methodist Church T•oor ao~ ., • 1UliNG ~ouRJNG. WEEK II; TROOP. aGO Spo~sored I i~ ' I THE BEND AREA SALUTES ' ~-. ~·· !""'"'.jt,-~ I>'',•"'~·--·· ~ ......... HltlcUepon ' MIU St 1 COMPLIMENTS Swisher and Lohse Jewelry Store Mlddlopwl E. Mala ~. DRUGS �- ' ' I , • NOTic~:.~:.:™•"T NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT &-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 , Feb. 9, 1957 ,, CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS PHONE 398 addre;,s is, ~l ldllll'pu rt. Ohio. h_as RATES ~ ~nsertlons. t:" word. FUll rate of 2 cen:t_ per word wtll char~ed for advertising U BOt paid far before e 25th of each month ollowing inserHon. Erron in Advertiaiq--Sbould be reported immediately . 'l'h~ Daily Sentinel will not be responsible for more than one lncorrea insertion. Card of 'Ibanb and Special Notices of EYents printed at regular dusifled rates. Obituarle1 published at 1 cent per word. bcen duly appumtrd as Admmu- County, Ohio df'ce11Sf'd. rator of the Esta te of Stella Dated tt\is 6th day or February Hoffman late o f Mr1gs Counly, 19~7. Ohio, deceast>d. John c. Bacon Judge of the Probate Court Dated this 6th day of February Meigs County, Ohio 1957. (2) 9. 16, 23, 3k John c. Bacon were received, h.u been the home of the Smith's for the put 47 1 years. It formerly wu tbe home vlace of Mrs. Smith'.a grandpart:nts Mr. and Mrs. David Welker. The dining table, Ulled ln se.rv ing the guests, was the same din· mg table with which the couple ~ct up housekeeping fifty yeats ago. A large wedding ~ake, decorated in gold and tDpped with a bride ~ntered and grDom Drnament, the dining table. Mi'lts in a:old and while, anniversary napkins with r.he honored ...-oupled names stamped in gold and evergreen leaves .and gold carnations added to th.<> attractiveness of the table. other nower arrangements throughout the house were in keepl'ng with tho occa11ion. GETS , RESULTS Meigs county, Ohio (2) 9, 16, 2.1, 3lc 3 furnished ROOMS and BATH at 109 Union Ave., Pomeroy. Phone 494·Y, Percy L- Peoples. 2 7 tf· ' ' rent - EJecttw wallfJrliF"' •teamer. Clinton Fl-4ber, Mid· dle-plJJ't. Pb. 626G-X. 11·1-11 ... rem .-rneuto• IIW!Old Boarda, .,.... ~ CloiJto, COmplete WHEEL ALIGNMENT, CUnto., Fiaber, llldclleport. balancinl 11nd bJak~ service. Phon( 82.86-X. ll·l.d Haeltett•a Safety Service, West llaln Stret>t Pomeroy, Ohio. ONE 4 ROOM APARTMENT. One ' ' 8 room bollk .Newly decorated inside an<t out. A. N. Benrtl. IAYI DON'T YOU IC.NOWt Pomerro11 1 tf Baker'• will &lve you the bett ----:-trade on tumltun ur •Pplim- -- UU (17) We Are Pleooed TO ANNOUNCE THE APPOINTMENT OF MEIGS EQUIPMENT HelpWanted triple tr~ck triple tilt ANO· DIZJo::D aluminum combination storm window. For more aalea and profits contact ALUMA. KRAFT Ol'' KY . MFG .. INC. 130 17th Street, Ashland, Kentucky . Phone East 4-2910. 2 7 ate ROOMS and BATH. full - - -- - ·- - EIGHT basement , gas furnact! . Out of LOI Bus1ness ~erVIf~ flood . 9:11 lly.sell Street. ~11clcllc· port. 2 9 3tp FOR SERVIn~ or Rf':i•AJR on your ;;;i;..;;;;;;::;;;;;;;;;.._;;;..._-"';..;;;"1 Sewing Muchine contuct Jerry Baughman , Sing:rr • Sewing Machine Co. 2:5 Nurth Court St., Athens. Ohio. 2 7 3tc i COMPANY Pomeroy, 0. Phone 94 DANCE -- AS THE Authorized Dealer t'OR McCULLOCH CHAIN SAWS Headquortero For Soleo Parts ·~rvlre e (8) Auto Sales --·- - - - -- • Eagles Hall • Every Sat. Nite •Music by R.K.O,. Trio FOR HOM F. HF.I .IVl<-:UY of Spring Hill prnducts 1n Pomeroy or Middleport call Aln Clark, phoou 048-J , owner of Clark's Dairy, Pomeroy, Route No. 3. "Quality S(l('aks For llsclf." 2 8 6tp AUTO HEPAlR Rou11h's GaraJ.:e, located on Rt. 143, Bradbury. Allen R~Jush, Phoprietor. f-'hone 6812-J. 2 8 3tc • Law mllo:.re, one local owner. 6 BOOMS i!nd HATH, $4500.00. 116 Lm·u~l SL., Pomeroy, call $189&.00. Blaettnar'll, Pomeroy. ll 16-M or P391. 2 7 3tc 2 7 6tc 1::903 :::--JE=E=P=--w~l:; lh:-;4,-::w:;:h-::oc:;l drive, SJX ROOM HOUSE, 2158 Maln St., Midd 1t'port. Excellent condition real tood eondJtlon, r,rlce f891J. anrl lol·allon. Call 6378 after 317 Main St ., Point P casant, W. 3:30 p. m 2 IJ 6lc va., before 1:00 p. m. 2 7 3tp (8b) Auto Services It H. KAWLINGS SONS CO.- 24 bour Wret"ker ServJee. DaY •P hone Nl11'1t Phone 603!1-X. DOOOE • PLYMOUTH Looking Far Som1thing em. DEALERS, 3 8 II (9) For Sale m,....RG-.,-LA-::-SS:--:Ac::W:::N:::IcN -c-G:::S-t-ni d"ri~r canopies, venetian bllndJ all rolor1 and slzea, aluminum lad· den, all klnda, Duraery a\O(k all klada, window blind• an J thade• aU colora and ab:es. Free tn1tallaUon, free e&tlmatell. 0Mic Wtp~l Supply, 21~ Unlon Avt' ., Pomeroy, 2 1 lmoL: moo WRINGER TYPE WASHEH , 11r yean ·otd, $20.00. Pbone 6036-J . 2 1 3lt IIAYTAG WASHER In uct'llcnt eondiUtn. Phone DOM. 2 9 31c 2 IJOTS Jn. SYRfi.CUSE, foundation for boaae, bJue:prlnta, watet tapt. BlU COzart, Raclne. aT atp You'll Find It Through The Daily Stmtinel WANT ADS Call 398 NOW! • Exceptions thereto may be filed by any interested party at any time- prior to five days before the dale set ror hearing. WITNESS my signature and thf seal ot said Court, this Bth day ol f''cbruary 1957. John C. Dacon Judge and to:x-Offic:o Clerk BY Mary Olive Ingraham Deputy Clerk (2) 9, 16, 2tc JTRUCTURAL I BIAMI SCRAP IRON - METAU OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. PhoM 510 Pomeroy ~::::::::::=~~ .Barnc:w-Sim)liOb lnauranet Aaenq, Middleport. Flft .. Automobileo 8 lloo<ll, Phono ellf.ll 140-11 1955 PLYMOUTH VB Sayoy 4 dr. Sedan. One loCI! owner. Its .I packed to the brim wUh vim! COIIPLI:'I'Ii: lDaur•.u .PrGteetloa. $1490.00. BIHUnar'a, Pomeroy. Ute, Auto, flnl, Po.lio. Clll Doa 2 7 6t.c ann~, Middleport. Oblo. I(ii-J ReaiEstate m. WE BUY 8 18M BUICK Spec:tal 2 dr. Rlvien SAVE ON YOUR SHOE repail' at Racine S:toc Shop. · Cpe. Dynanow drive, "Hard 11·30-tl Top", one carelu1 owner. $2190. --:cc--- - - - - Jlaottnar's, Pomeroy. l.lO til Insurance 2 1 6tc 19M BUICK Spetlal 2 dr. Sedan. Notice is hereby given that Ruth Taylor whose Post Office address Is Ch.ester, Ohio hal been duly appointed Executrix of the Estate of Emma Smith , deceased, late of Chester Township, Meigs County, Ohio. Dated this 1st. day o( February 1957. .fohn C. Bacon.. Judge of the ·P robate Court Meigs Co11nty, Ohlo (2) 9, 16 • .23, 3tc •Eagles And Guests Invited GENERAl. 19M PONTIAC VO Star Chid So- QUICK S!WVJCE on W.Wh Repairing hy F'actory Trained dan . l.el!s th.an 9,000 ea11y mHes. willrt,mahr, COLLINS JEWE$249b.OO. Blaettnar'&, l'omeroy. LP:K.S. P•·meroy. 1-3-lf 2 7 tlLc Al'IIYONE DESffirNG HOME DELIVEHV ot Brouehton's Dairy Product! In Pomeroy or Middle8 19~ BUICK V8 Special 4 dr. lliv· pori, call Walter ' Cronk&, phone iera Sedan. "Hard Top" , Ol)e 6057-J. Ar'e·r all, "The Best local owner. '269~.00. Blat.~tDoesn't Cost A Cent More." ncr's, Jlomeroy. 1 2~ lmoc 2 7 6lc l'OllEMAN & ABBOT!' T.V. SERVICE All makes Repaired by Expert Technicians. Phone 6284: Y 19M PONTiAC VI 2 dr. Sedan Middlepcr :. 6-l~d Less than 12,000 miles by careful local owner. f2l93.00. BlacU· RADIO & TELEVlSlON SERVICE, nar'11, Pomeroy. Phone 200, Cleland Appilnnce 2 7 6tc Store, 118 W. Mwin St., Pomeroy. 2-23-11 8 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Ex.-cutrht Est•to of Emma SMith, Dec:oiHCI I DEALERS WANTED to handle the new ALUMA KRAF7 Announcement! ot POMEROY - New 5-room frame wilh b<tth and furnace heating. All on one floor, recent con· struction. Full basement with drive-in garage. Nicely located on large corner lot Plan to see this bouse soon. Only $11 ,000.00 NOTICE OF FILING AND HEAR· lNG ON INVINTORY MIDDLEPORT - 7-room frame ProiMt. Court, Mel" County, Ohio home with bath, hot air furnace the 'Administrator and to TO heating with stoker. Plenty of room upstairs and down, closets, such or the following as are resiVenetian blind.s, large porch, dents of the state of Ohio: aurvlvfull basement with plonty of \ng spou~e. if any; next of kin ; work room. Nice level lol with beneficiaries under the wlll, iJ garage. Excellently located near any; the attorney or attorney~ schools anrl rhurehcs. Sh.own by representing llr"IY of the aforem,n tioned persons: appoinlinent ou ly. You are ho•reby notified that on HIGHWAY HOME-tl-room hous<! the 4th day of October 19~. an w~th bath , pl£·nty of clnsets, Inventory and Appraisement oJ large veranda, plenty of shade. the estale or Mary Alvira Strick· 2 acres fertile soil. On State land, deeea&ed: late of Village ot Rriute and only 3 miles from Pomerov in said County wa& flied the Courthou.se. A wonderful in tht~ "court. place for children. Priced at ~- Hearing on said Inventory anrl only $6500.00. Appraisement will be bad before BOX 229 PHONE 108-Y thll Court on the 28th day oJ :2) 9 3tc February 19~7. at 10:00 o'clock a TWO and THREE ROOM apartments, ci4;Se in town, 127 Butter·nut Ave. 2 G 121< '-~'or Emma E . Gotschall late M.l - --~ ~ IT'S EASY TO BUY - SELL - RENT flnd employment - blre or find a lost Item through 'The Daily Sentinel WANT ADS. Don't put ~ff can 398 Today Ad in thlacolumn e Th(• home in which the gue~Jh Judge uf the Prob;aLe Court ' 1141 For Rent (1) Notices between 7~ and 80 £nt"nds and relatlvell ,i:atbered at the home of Mr. and Mn. DonH!l Sm1th to help celebrate the golden weddmg annivereary of the couple. Meigs ' f:. word. one insertion. )ljnimwn charge SOe.-4 centJ word or 'ttlfte eonseeuttve Speci.ll- Ooe month for 25 c•1ntl ru~eently, Notice iS hereby given that Mabel L. Swan whose Post OUin Addreaa is Langsville, Ohio, Route Notice is hert'tJl g1ve n that Rob- No. 1 baa been di.!ly appointed as crt L . Coats ..,. !l ... si. Po:st Office Administratrix of Lhe l:state of WANT ADS 2 cea.ts Mr. and Mrs. Dorsel Smith Honored On Occasion Of Golden Anniversary •••••• "' ~:.!· _.,... Admlnl1trator FOR l · • __ M:\X WARD ... aT•o••••• ............ ......_ .. "* - ' - C . . Ill L h,Dftlll lt. NOTICE OF FILING AND HEAR· lNG ON INVENTORY Probate Court, Maigl County Ohio TO the Executor or Administrator and to such of the following as are residents of the 111tatc of Ohio : surviving sp-Ouse. if any; next of iin : beneficiaries under the will, if any; the attorney or attorneys representing any of the aforementioned persons: Yon are hereby notified that on the 6th day of February, Ut57, an Inventory 11nd Appraisement or the estate of c. E . Petty deceased, \ale of Olive Township in said County was filed in this Court. Hearing on said lnventory and Appraisement will be had before this Court on the 20th day of February, 1157, at 10 o'clock a.m. Exceptions thereto may be filecl by any inlere&led party at any time prior lo five days before the A&&i.sting at the d.iblna table were Mi.ss Jessie Saunders, Mrs. Ivan Carmen and Mr1Denver Smith who were relieved later by Mrs. Avery Nelaoo, Mr1. FraDk Clark and Mra. Mary RawllnfJOthers as1i11ting in the iikhtm and with wraps. gi.fta and regi.At.ration were Mrs. Clarence Heaton, Mr'l. Sharoit Smith, a grantf. daughter, Min Jean Folk and Mark Folk, both a:randcbildren o( t he couple. The immediate members of the family present for the occaaion were Mr. and Mrs. Denver Smith and grandson, Timmy, from Wells- Magnolia Temple Past Chiefs In . Th ursday Meetma date set for hearinf. WITNESS my signature and the se" I of said Court, thiJ 6th day of February, 1931. John C. Bacon Judge and Ex·OCflclo Clerk BY Mary Olive lnlraham Deputy Clerk (2) 9, 18, 2tc LIGAL NOTICE ORDINANCE No. 314 An Ordin:mce amending 8alal'1 ordinance of the Vlllaa:e "of Porn'!' roy; Ohio and providing w1ge in Rodney Downing creases Cor employees of the vil !age of Pomeroy, Ohio. INSURANCE AGENCY Be It Ordained by the Council Plre, Autom ... lla~ HHith of the Villaie of Pomeroy, Ohio, all members cleded then~to conACCIUINT curring; Lifo, Catualty and londt Section 1. That it ls nt'ccssary to rhange th(l waaea and sa larieG or the followlna employees and of Real Estot1 Broker !ldala of the V'illa&c of l'omerety, to wll; · Ohio, In MIDDLIPOIT, OHIO STREET AND CEMETEHY DE 6116-M PHONU 6311 PAR.TMENTS. '-:;~;;;::;;;::~=~;;::;;;::;;;:i:iiii:iii~l 1. Olho Murray, $1.40 per hour. r 2. All other pre~ent employees, $1.2:S per hour. CONCRETE BWCKS 3 . All now employec!l $1.00 per hour for a probationary period ot "'lr.Nid letter Por leM"' six months. POLICE DEPARTMENT GRUESER .B LOCK CO. 1. Chief of Pollee $2eo.oo per mnnth. ~ Miles North tf POII!JI'O'f 2. Night Patrolman $25.00 per month. On ••· C1ll Wm. - · 3. All olher re&ular pollee $21~.. 00 per montb, 111t. 3 mo.; $22:5.00 per month, 21l'l 3 mo.; $Z40.00 per month tor serYice after 1st We Serve 8 mon. 4. All &pccial pollee $1.2:5 per In Nearby Nelahborhoods hour. With ............ In A Price Range Thai Meclo Every t 'omlly Requirement Trevy-Finaterwald FUNERAL HOME 144 Butternut Pomeroy All Moke1 1114 Modell METROPOLITAN AUTO SAi.IS W'I'ICE ___.. 1. Office Setretary $40.00 per week. Soctlon 2. Tbat thl11 ordinance is paascd to amend and !lupplcmcnt previous existing salar)' ordinances of the VIllage or Pome· roy, Ohio, and that all pro\·lslonl of l)t her sala1ry ordinances nQt lncomistant wltll. ·l be provision~ of thl!l orfHnanee are. to remain In force and crtecL Thls Ordinanoo shall hike effect at . tht' carli.ett porlod allowcd by 1 law , Attest: Charles W. Leaar, Clerk Approved: E. F . ·Robinson . !dayor l2) 9, 16, 2tc atrved. wbed the Return JoDithiD 11ti11 Chapter DAR met ftiday afternooh at the borne of· :M:r1. Dey Hyaell, Mulborry Ave . Mn. Jotm Duerr, Ml'll. Bury Crais and Mn. Thoma& Goegleln were eoboateaaes. . 23. Mn. lrvitia KalT Jr.. repnt, It was annou11.eed. that the local prealded at · lbe meetlDI. The ehapt~r would cel,brate Ill 50tb cbapter W'BI DOUfied that the recently oraahhed CAR (Children of Anniversary next :year, llill Ben Sanborn &1Ve 1 report on the Dl· Uonal, state and local levet. oJ the a:enuloa:ioal and bbtorieal able to attend because of SJekness were Mrs. Ralph Smith and two IOilll , Bob and Ronnie. Another ifandson, Drew Smitta of T-.~ledo, Qbio, was llD&ble to attend, hut ser1t a telegram whkh was on display among the many lovely gifts and cards received by the couple. Guests from a di5t.ance includ· ed Mr .and Mrs. Clarence Story, Columbus,; Mr. and Mr& Clyde Parrl.ah. Coolville; l4rs. Guy Smith and Mn. Kenneth Frazier, Galli· Rawlings, poli1 and Mrs. Mary Nelsonville, Ohio. On another occuion, Mr . apd Mrs. Smith were dinner a:uesUI of their daughter's family, .Mr. and Mrs. Don Bettin,& •.,n~d.nda•',u rb . ter, Jan, at tbe Martin .., in Middleport. 0101 Kin Club Holds Valentine Party Thursday Evening A hostess gift was preaented to Mrs. C. J. Ebersbach when thi! Kip Club met Thursdey nenlng at her home, Prospect HlU, for a valentine party. M('s. Ebenbacb presided over 1 abort bu.siQess session and Mrs. Richard Vaughan Jr. wn1 welcomed back aa 1 member. TwO pad:a.11eS were auctioned a1 a money mak· lng project with Mn. Emma Lel(beit and Mrs. Edgar Pratt the wlnnen. Valentine gifts were ex· changed by the secret palt. POMEROY SOCIETY 1 t-~"i,-,.., The Ripley Viking! rolltd ovtr inept W1hama Falcon te._m ;~' " "~tllal &!!ll showe4 tbe eft.ata of • recent flu. attack lasl ni&ht by a score 0/ !i'r-41 in a game& played ~~;:,~~-- In llle Faleont new flym. ~.-:.r Mrs. Patrick Lochary reported on national defenae. Attention M:r. and Mrs, Bob Parker of wu called to the FBI ~l'J writ. Columbus vi1ited recently with ten by Don Whitehead and aLso to the mental bealth biJl in Aluka. friends i.D Minenville. Mi11 Cheryl Ebersbach is con· fined to .her home, Union Ave. Mr1. Ralph Windsor presented wltb the nu. • pnsram on ''Great Amerin.n Patriolt" and mentioned the folMrs. William Baker, Mn. Char· Jowi.n.& hiJtorical ch,racten of ~ur les Buck and Mra. Willard Eberl- country: Poeobontas, Georte Wallbbach were busiaeq vislton in lnlten, Thom.. Jetf~non, AlexGallipoli1, Friday. ander Hamilton, Daniel Weblter, Mra. Willard. Ebenbaeh spent BenJamin Franklin, Abraham Un· ThunW in Rutland .wttlr her lis- e9ln, Clar~ Barton, Harri~t Beechter Mrs. John Siuon, who i• UL er .Stowe 1r.d 1uUa Ward Howe. Dr. Alaton Tracy of Columbus She gave 1~erutin1 fads eoDcemarrived Friday lor a visit wttb bia loglb.eir Uvea. TWo poem, "Home parent&:, Mr. and Mra. E. J. Traey. AJ:ahf' by Van Dyke and "'Barbara attending the !'ritchie" were gl:ven by Mn. Wiad Among those Willltm ·W arfeild concert at Mem· 1or· to ronelud~ the proJI'l.ID. ortal hall , Athenl were Mrs. A. R. Knieht, Mrs. Edwi.ll J. Cbarlea, Tilt: ritU.I bepetUction by MiA Y:iss vtda ·Ible, MT. and Mrs. · Pat- Grar:e Horton cloaed the meetinl rl.ck LOdliJ'f, Mr. and Mrs. Theo- after which refresbmenta .c arry• ctore Reed Jr., Mr. and Mn. Rob- lng out the Geerge WaabinJton ert Roberta, 11n. Nolan Swact· blrtlt'clcly thetne, were served bY bammer, Jdra. Cl1,11de Husted, C. the hostesses. E. BJJ~ketJee and daughter, P~tty, .Janet ·carpenter, carolyn Meter, Sondra Pott&, Jabaes Lohte, Milton Lambert, and Sol Joltnaon. Mi!l.l J8«(ueUfte "Rice,, !~;d~ oort, a.nd Mrs. Ruby 0 Point Pleasant, entertained Friday evening with a layette shower for \1-rs. Larry Rlce at her home on South Setohd Avenue. Games werJ! player ani prize& were won by Mrs. M'axine Kin· nalrd, Point Pleasant. The layette ~ifts were placed on a decorated table under a pastel umbrella. of decorated Refreshments cakes ice cream, candy and .coffee were ~rved and a Val.::ntine theme was used for the party. Cole · Guests were Mrs. Mrs. rrtan, Mrs. E. Robert Mills, Sheila Stover, Mrs. Jr and daughter, Debby, Middlepo-rt; Mrs. Dwight Steven, Gallipolis; Judy Sauers and daughter, Martba, Maxine Kinnaird ·and IKin, Ricky, Esther Hall, Margaret Cion ch. Pauline Sines, Pearl Gerald, Be'tty Hutchinson, Trudy Perkins, Mary Sue Osborne, Point Pleasant Stnding gifts but unable to att.end were Mrs. Charlell Vrom1n, Mrs. Don Becker, Mr&. E. S. Scha · at and dauJtber, Sally. NOTICE OF FILING AND HIAR.o lNG ON INVENTORY ,,,H.,·· For th.e Falcons, Jerry Arnold :;; :· ~-- wa& Aigh m.an with 13 points : No · other ~~~alcon hit in thE: double 1.!'." .~·:figures •• Ul"" blliiJ lime and a.cain .. ~; · refused to stey in the bucket. ,>.·• ".-. Turnoven pi'o'Ved cO!tly to the -·~··' Wahama f~ve, ~P9· Qther hieiJ &cQr· _;, ..':..~ trs. fOr the ···Vlliirii:s werC Lar'f~ ·.: !Uarl~ with·· 14 ·tnd. Rod Qarleu ,,1".;...~. with 13. · ·. ·! ,~ ..·-~-:-:· 1n the first ·quarter, the V,ikinJS .:.•.... &:.".jumped to a 12. 10 lea",~ ~en u- I i ' $299.00 I roa ln \he Jut period, thouah, the ··"'alccna reaiSy lan:ed a• lhey naan1&ed to scor(' only six polnta wblle ·' he Vikings were hittine the hoops for 19 to sew up the b1dl Jlme. Tbe vIctory wa• the ei&hth of the year I9t Ripl.e.y. T~ey baYe Ioat II ve. Fur the raleoR.:, it wu Utelx f·i fth loaa;. ThtY "faa-;l won 10. In tlle reurve eontett, the Rip·'I ~ey "B" ttam defeated the WaB 1ama " " te.m by 12 point&. R~ymond Cundiff t&ad 10 for Wahama. The box 8 eore : Wahama : Ollver2 0 4; YoungO 0 0 Arnold 5 3 13j Ford 2 2 8; Clark 2 0 4: Sprou~;e 4 0 a;· Rou 1h 3 0 6· Layne, 0 'o o. Total-18 ~ 41. . ' BJPI..EY-:-SkeenJ,,. 1 o 2; Ranpqlph l 1 S; E. Slater 8 t 23; R. katleAI, f ~ 13; L. llarfess, 5 4 14 P~lterl(t~ 1 0 2; 'I'utals 20 J7 157. .. . . ~TT\.IS It · OUT " MIAIIl "P - T be Cahomel ~ Farm's Bi.rdstown ·and Ml's. John W G-'1..--n.. · . Al..--...'• 8t,UQmer tart, w:ltb little- opposition t~ worry about, bathe . tU.2,clt,IJOOout f;o rLe .lnh e. 1op .~nze.·,., ipo 00 .,...., .,.0 "' 1 tDday witb the biQeat crowd of the •eason anticipated at plush Hk· aleab P~k.. -u at .hal.ftime. Tbe i"alcons manaeed to narrow tbe lead down &y the • &ii:,. . end of the third quarter as they t ed h :,; :: ;~ :J ou scor t. c visitors by 14-12 In ·"'T"f:"" the period. 1'he score at that point s.v..,. ... .- "" _, '" . ,......... .. CROSSWORD I 0 8 0 R0t ary ·CJub Ben (CnntlnuecJ froJII paa:e one) len-room f•r the hoyl over their 1arag~: iind 111: a Christmas ~:ire ~IM!h Cub wu Jiven '001"1'11. J by to the Hr1. Pleken1 and Mn. Miller wore their navy blue and gold Den · ~ther unilcrma and all bu t two If t·he l)ewe~J Cub ...... just turned ~ighl t~ncl In the llen-wore their miforms. ~rs. Pickens preairte I 1t the "typical meetln!!['' with RaGm Swanson leading the Pledge uf 'llegiancl'! to the Flag which wu ·o11owe d by the Pack oath aDd ·epeatinu or the Cub Scout l~ws . 1amea "n1 1J1er Keep·~ r vr. the Buck-' 1kin, called the roll with the Cub$ mawefinu. wlth their name an•1 neir favorite animal and Miller 1lso read the record of the lasl 1leeting. An ''Inspection" ski-t was pre: :ented with Den Ohiet Erwin u he inspectine 01Licer and the p~o~ram clo:red with the Cub scoljt -...iving Cirele and plege "Do Your Best:• A question and answer period was held with Mrs. Pickens ex?laining Cub Stout projects ando !)rotedures. · The Cuba had ·an exhibldon Of' Cub Scout lUeralore, maler•·olo the.Y have Ulled in ·proJ·ecto 1•,·, " Winter i.ru;Ju~d~nl 4r!icles native to Stort. Martin fte•taurant , Wernert' Ra1 ~o an(!. Television, l,.i!e Smith , Zerkle Tru~~ina: Co., Gt!MMr W•f· ' le Sbop, Dr. Cb'de ln..,la, .LYon• 'Pool .Room, R- H. Rawll~ and ~ • • JdarUn and RdlJtor, luborn ~ewelry iton, lliddlepo.n D!rpartment itort, PauJ limut.. M.n. L. E. Reynoldl, ·HariJd E Hubbard, "tddte 8.UJ!kett1 Mei lj.~ Water Company, The SJUli &-. . Crou Harwa,e. Rowley ·~ Rel·d Hardware. Foreman and A\bbott Televialon and Radio, IPJ'nea· ilmpBOn Insuranee. Tbomas HcndJix, Clinton J'i .. ber Company , Funeral Home , c. "'Dawlin'"s-Coat• " • f . WHljama, Jean Lama, Bernard i'ultz, :James Arnold. Sidney T. RuJ&eJI, R. v. King, Construction , Dt . K . D. Am1hary, Mayor C. 0. Fisher, J. H . Grate . D•vld Jenkino, E. M. Wood , Freida Faehnle, Jimmie'~ Pastry Shop Quality Print Shop, McMaster Hardware, H & R Firestone, The Hit Shop , Becky'a, Roush Shoe Store, Hom~ Restaurant, Wa11ace JeWeln.· Store, Fry's Plumbir.g, LIL ABNEB Waite~" waddel~ Clarence Lacey, Da.v,ij1J>1_}fill« co.. Dr. R. R. Pickens, Fife ~~tng­ ;t;;;: Cub$ Sc{!\lts pref!.e nt were Jhy rie.kel\1. James Miller Robert Swanson, Kill\ f.feal, Pat Edwards, Paul Wj]son, Roy. Coleman. Friday evenihg's nieElting wa~ the twenty-eighth anniversarY of fh4! MiddlePort-Pomeroy Rotary Grate. Club aceordinJ to J. H. ~barter member and Paat President of the Club. Methodist Women who prepared and served the dinner were Mr.s. Norman Wayland; Mrs. James Cri&· well, Mrs. Perry Milch, Mrs. David EntSMlnger and they were assisled by Sharon- Jones and Carol Criswell and Bess Sanborn. ALLEY Tie For Coast Cage I..oop Lead By John OrfHin United PrHI Sporh Wrlt•r Thanks to a successful stall for the last minute and ~8 seconds, UCLA's winning streak in the Pa· cific Coast Confere11ce reached 23 games ~oday and the Bruins remained tied with California for the loop lead. But something has to give fOOn in one of lhe hottelrt bailketball races in the country, perbaps tonight when each ol the co-le&ders tries for a second victory hi twu nights. UCLA, ranked fifth natiOnally. ex~endt>d its loop winning $trj_ng Friday night with a comtback 6S·65 victory over WashingtOn lit Seattle. ·, l forgot to straight· 1 en out my insurance on the new house. Wait a minute, rD be right back. Far· fetched, maybe, but a wise step at that. ·v I) Edwards "TERRIBLY SORRV; ANNIE-I k'l'klW 1 PROMISED 1tl "W(E "''UU 'Ttl THAT MO\t1E "TONIGHT ··•CALl,. I,P SUSIE. EH~ AND '«JU TWO laiiilranee of All Types znol 81. none ss.x _.-- .,. I. •• ''• 8 ,4IA,NCY l . ' ,, CL.EANED THESE OLD MAGAZINES OUT OF THE ATTIC By SHULTS I ;• ' I ' I • BAKER PURNITURI .01 fte..,...... eai-1 I l'llaNITUU NO-·.THEY'Re ONI..Y s ·YE'ARS 01..1> . I• • ! - Ia lllddl.... IAQD' I • =• :. ' FOR Milk Ia ono good food you won't have 1o lllo IIIIIs to drink! Hot Point WE~RE TRADING HIGH! ON THAT HEW FREEZER PIGS eTRADE TODAY Ave. FOR THAT ~~· r l'bope U5S·X Mlddlepon .. ~ t . . ' ,,. ....'. . ~. .. ··- • • '! •• I -i j t PArtTY uge e ,, Ql' late Dlllk at eaa't 1te \ l• l' r •' '•j t f •• l ..._, .. . "'..61,1 Ia's fro• SPRING HIQ;; · oAIRY. ' . ,-..,.., ~ -. .:-,t,l"' .• "QUALITY-.FiJIIf /WWAYS" "HOTPOINT DEALER". tll S, 3N.. 1 A trea'*' FIFE REFRIGERATION ' ~"" : FOR A TRADE·I .... It's a refreshing taste·treat that everyone en· Joys! Serve It oflen, pJ.in or flavored, and use ' It to add extra rtchnes.s to )·our cooking and .!~Q/ ~ baking, too! {+ ..... ~.-~ , )2 .. HOGS .' . • I ~ .:' We Will Take eou .• CiALLIPOUS . " ,J • ... OHIO' : ••• •• : ,{}!!"! • · ,,· ·-1>""+ ""if a 'l'!' ¢. g L ., ... \ 11'r1nktlo, S(h.mol).J eratiQin, Valley Lum~o~,R. L. MUle(' V&ed Cars, Raeh ·•V:&U y Jce Cream, "Tom Rae ¥_otora; e11tom • ~ 1 ro 1 -~~·. ...o 0 nc.. F t"e d 11u... ..,.., pori s Cenl'r llea""uarter- n~1o n...,~ .,,. · o;: ' ~ "• +MU "',... · -&tort, · Gene .'Marvin; :JJI!t >r»aiJy ·ru~rto ~. the~r Novem~' Sentinel, Waller ~~~ ~ L 1\. theme·, Christmas lor D-mber· Ne•l n- J J Dov18 J"41lto 0 ~­ Outer space and the , Sta;;~ Jar.~ ~k "';~d · RobiaaOn, ~!.~ ' GASOLINE · try, and their prospective Slue and Cle"'era. . -t "I Y . I Gpld B41MJuet for February. ttidians wiii be their March theme. Comlllittees ' lOOMS Of New Pu,.lture "" .u ~t!:.w stretche"d that advantage to 26-21 1M ILK ••• I i · $ 1.il!•h · , IF Prob.ate Court, Mehp County, Oh .. TO the Executor or Admini11tra· tor and to such of the following 11 are residents of the state of Oblo: survlvina: spouse, if any; next ol kin; beneflciarie& under the wUl, if any; the attorney or attorney• representlna: any of the aforemen· tioned persona; You are bf'reby noli fled that on the 8th day oi Feb., 1967, an lnven· tory and Appraiaement of the estate of Zona Hette11imer deceased, late of Middleport, In aaid County was filed. In this Court. Hearing on sald Inventory 1nd Appraiaemcnt wUl be had before this Court on the 28th day of February, 1937, at 10 o'clock A. M. Exception& thereto may be fUed by any interested party at any time prior to five daya b"fore the . date set for hearing. WITNESS my signature and the sell of said Court, thi1 6th day of February, 19~7. John C. Bacon Judge and Ex-Orrido Clerk · (2) 9. 18, 2tc was u.ae wl'h the Fai L!on 1 definitelw ., 1m bl tbe ~all ume. :.. 1n ~.. L..... •. The Fakune kad M life and ··•· ~: (QtJld 119t eope with the fast · . .. ··"· br~akloa: Jijpley ~tu~nl.l\1 wblcll ... . . 1 .. , tkey b,. de~11ted tulier in the year by 71-tl tt .Ravenawood. Tbe b~l ~tn411oi and lanoy ~. .- _ hook. ••ot ol Glint Slater of the 1 "'' ' " • Vikin.ga prov~.>d to be the Falcon• · ·•· ... undoing as lle dropped In 23 ~ : · ~ ' points, just a bit under his 26 ~ ; . .. . points per game average for the season. recorda. Layette Shower Given To Honor Mrs. ltnry Rice- p,, Feb.~. \957-7 ...0. Ripley Vikings Roll OverWeakentd · ~·,~~. Wahama Five.For Year's 8th Win undet the ehalrmllftlhlp of J)arle Dutton, were permitted to tup their old . DIHDII, that of The eradie of Uberty. 'l'be ritxt meetinl 1of this group will be held at thf home of M't'l. Dutton on FebruU'J' Trotwood, Oh_io. Un- Refreshments were served by I the hostssses to those named a· bovc and Mrs. Ray Seldenable, Mrs. Bernice Darst and grandson , Mrs. Amanda Kasper, Miss Thelma Grueser, Mrs. George Heines, Mrs. Karl Gruescr, Miss Erna Jesse and Mrs. Carrie Grue11er. The next meeting wlll be held at the home of Mrs. Adam Ebersbaeh on Thursd~y, MIU'ch 7, with Miss Bernlcc Ann Durst as cohostess. ». Prompt Efficiency .lean , from Daily8intinel, Pomeroy.Middleport, ~!.:!!!:o~!!~0,.tt~r~~~.9ca~ ~~~!:!..,MrL ton; Mr . Ralph Smith and dau&h· ter Sharon, Mr. and ·)Ira, Don Betting !Mlldred) and dauahter, Jan; Mr. and Mrs. Broob Folk , ~Evelyn) and children, Mark. and Games were played during the •ocial hour and prizeo awarded Mrs. Lawrence -L anning assTBted to Mrs. Emmett Blackburn, M~. bv Mrs. Dale Smith entertained l';ct~ar Pratt, and Mrs. Ward Wm · the Past Chiefs of Magnolla Tern- 1 dOD. . pie, Pythian Sisters, Thursday ltefreshmenta of a~dw1ehes, e"·enin..: at her home, Spring Ave. cup cakes, coffee and mmts were The meeting, in charge of Mrs. served by the hostess on crystal Henry Reibel. president, open~d trays. Favors were red and green with the Lord's Prayer. Mrt. Del· pin-cushions. bert Eise1stf'in was reported In Present were those nl'med above distress ha'rina: lo11t a sister by Mrs. Willard Ebersbach, Mrs. and death. A rr1und robin get well card was sent to Mrs. Mike Mc· Theodore Lehew, Mrs. Harold !:· Kenzie. The traveling prize donat- ber&bach, Mrs. Rich~rd Vaughan ed by Mrs. Rollin Beal'hs was Sr., Mr!'.. Charles Buck and Mrs. awarded to Mrs. Adam Ebcnbach. Lee Pratt. The nf':<t meeting will be helti Games were played during the social hour and prizes awarded to at the home or .1\ln.. Edgar Pratt Mrs. Reibel, Miss Lena Grueser, on Friday FeDruary 22. Mrs. William Killinger and Mrs. Bcarhs. ,.._ ,, Pomerey, Ohio Return Jonothon Meigs DAR. Chapter WILLIE WINKLE Wl-IY, YES ••. SI-IE HAD $C1111E LO.S.Y CREATIONS .•. UNM AND I "ll-lC".li)GI-n"•.• �- ' ' I , • NOTic~:.~:.:™•"T NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT &-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 , Feb. 9, 1957 ,, CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS PHONE 398 addre;,s is, ~l ldllll'pu rt. Ohio. h_as RATES ~ ~nsertlons. t:" word. FUll rate of 2 cen:t_ per word wtll char~ed for advertising U BOt paid far before e 25th of each month ollowing inserHon. Erron in Advertiaiq--Sbould be reported immediately . 'l'h~ Daily Sentinel will not be responsible for more than one lncorrea insertion. Card of 'Ibanb and Special Notices of EYents printed at regular dusifled rates. Obituarle1 published at 1 cent per word. bcen duly appumtrd as Admmu- County, Ohio df'ce11Sf'd. rator of the Esta te of Stella Dated tt\is 6th day or February Hoffman late o f Mr1gs Counly, 19~7. Ohio, deceast>d. John c. Bacon Judge of the Probate Court Dated this 6th day of February Meigs County, Ohio 1957. (2) 9. 16, 23, 3k John c. Bacon were received, h.u been the home of the Smith's for the put 47 1 years. It formerly wu tbe home vlace of Mrs. Smith'.a grandpart:nts Mr. and Mrs. David Welker. The dining table, Ulled ln se.rv ing the guests, was the same din· mg table with which the couple ~ct up housekeeping fifty yeats ago. A large wedding ~ake, decorated in gold and tDpped with a bride ~ntered and grDom Drnament, the dining table. Mi'lts in a:old and while, anniversary napkins with r.he honored ...-oupled names stamped in gold and evergreen leaves .and gold carnations added to th.<> attractiveness of the table. other nower arrangements throughout the house were in keepl'ng with tho occa11ion. GETS , RESULTS Meigs county, Ohio (2) 9, 16, 2.1, 3lc 3 furnished ROOMS and BATH at 109 Union Ave., Pomeroy. Phone 494·Y, Percy L- Peoples. 2 7 tf· ' ' rent - EJecttw wallfJrliF"' •teamer. Clinton Fl-4ber, Mid· dle-plJJ't. Pb. 626G-X. 11·1-11 ... rem .-rneuto• IIW!Old Boarda, .,.... ~ CloiJto, COmplete WHEEL ALIGNMENT, CUnto., Fiaber, llldclleport. balancinl 11nd bJak~ service. Phon( 82.86-X. ll·l.d Haeltett•a Safety Service, West llaln Stret>t Pomeroy, Ohio. ONE 4 ROOM APARTMENT. One ' ' 8 room bollk .Newly decorated inside an<t out. A. N. Benrtl. IAYI DON'T YOU IC.NOWt Pomerro11 1 tf Baker'• will &lve you the bett ----:-trade on tumltun ur •Pplim- -- UU (17) We Are Pleooed TO ANNOUNCE THE APPOINTMENT OF MEIGS EQUIPMENT HelpWanted triple tr~ck triple tilt ANO· DIZJo::D aluminum combination storm window. For more aalea and profits contact ALUMA. KRAFT Ol'' KY . MFG .. INC. 130 17th Street, Ashland, Kentucky . Phone East 4-2910. 2 7 ate ROOMS and BATH. full - - -- - ·- - EIGHT basement , gas furnact! . Out of LOI Bus1ness ~erVIf~ flood . 9:11 lly.sell Street. ~11clcllc· port. 2 9 3tp FOR SERVIn~ or Rf':i•AJR on your ;;;i;..;;;;;;::;;;;;;;;;.._;;;..._-"';..;;;"1 Sewing Muchine contuct Jerry Baughman , Sing:rr • Sewing Machine Co. 2:5 Nurth Court St., Athens. Ohio. 2 7 3tc i COMPANY Pomeroy, 0. Phone 94 DANCE -- AS THE Authorized Dealer t'OR McCULLOCH CHAIN SAWS Headquortero For Soleo Parts ·~rvlre e (8) Auto Sales --·- - - - -- • Eagles Hall • Every Sat. Nite •Music by R.K.O,. Trio FOR HOM F. HF.I .IVl<-:UY of Spring Hill prnducts 1n Pomeroy or Middleport call Aln Clark, phoou 048-J , owner of Clark's Dairy, Pomeroy, Route No. 3. "Quality S(l('aks For llsclf." 2 8 6tp AUTO HEPAlR Rou11h's GaraJ.:e, located on Rt. 143, Bradbury. Allen R~Jush, Phoprietor. f-'hone 6812-J. 2 8 3tc • Law mllo:.re, one local owner. 6 BOOMS i!nd HATH, $4500.00. 116 Lm·u~l SL., Pomeroy, call $189&.00. Blaettnar'll, Pomeroy. ll 16-M or P391. 2 7 3tc 2 7 6tc 1::903 :::--JE=E=P=--w~l:; lh:-;4,-::w:;:h-::oc:;l drive, SJX ROOM HOUSE, 2158 Maln St., Midd 1t'port. Excellent condition real tood eondJtlon, r,rlce f891J. anrl lol·allon. Call 6378 after 317 Main St ., Point P casant, W. 3:30 p. m 2 IJ 6lc va., before 1:00 p. m. 2 7 3tp (8b) Auto Services It H. KAWLINGS SONS CO.- 24 bour Wret"ker ServJee. DaY •P hone Nl11'1t Phone 603!1-X. DOOOE • PLYMOUTH Looking Far Som1thing em. DEALERS, 3 8 II (9) For Sale m,....RG-.,-LA-::-SS:--:Ac::W:::N:::IcN -c-G:::S-t-ni d"ri~r canopies, venetian bllndJ all rolor1 and slzea, aluminum lad· den, all klnda, Duraery a\O(k all klada, window blind• an J thade• aU colora and ab:es. Free tn1tallaUon, free e&tlmatell. 0Mic Wtp~l Supply, 21~ Unlon Avt' ., Pomeroy, 2 1 lmoL: moo WRINGER TYPE WASHEH , 11r yean ·otd, $20.00. Pbone 6036-J . 2 1 3lt IIAYTAG WASHER In uct'llcnt eondiUtn. Phone DOM. 2 9 31c 2 IJOTS Jn. SYRfi.CUSE, foundation for boaae, bJue:prlnta, watet tapt. BlU COzart, Raclne. aT atp You'll Find It Through The Daily Stmtinel WANT ADS Call 398 NOW! • Exceptions thereto may be filed by any interested party at any time- prior to five days before the dale set ror hearing. WITNESS my signature and thf seal ot said Court, this Bth day ol f''cbruary 1957. John C. Dacon Judge and to:x-Offic:o Clerk BY Mary Olive Ingraham Deputy Clerk (2) 9, 16, 2tc JTRUCTURAL I BIAMI SCRAP IRON - METAU OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. PhoM 510 Pomeroy ~::::::::::=~~ .Barnc:w-Sim)liOb lnauranet Aaenq, Middleport. Flft .. Automobileo 8 lloo<ll, Phono ellf.ll 140-11 1955 PLYMOUTH VB Sayoy 4 dr. Sedan. One loCI! owner. Its .I packed to the brim wUh vim! COIIPLI:'I'Ii: lDaur•.u .PrGteetloa. $1490.00. BIHUnar'a, Pomeroy. Ute, Auto, flnl, Po.lio. Clll Doa 2 7 6t.c ann~, Middleport. Oblo. I(ii-J ReaiEstate m. WE BUY 8 18M BUICK Spec:tal 2 dr. Rlvien SAVE ON YOUR SHOE repail' at Racine S:toc Shop. · Cpe. Dynanow drive, "Hard 11·30-tl Top", one carelu1 owner. $2190. --:cc--- - - - - Jlaottnar's, Pomeroy. l.lO til Insurance 2 1 6tc 19M BUICK Spetlal 2 dr. Sedan. Notice is hereby given that Ruth Taylor whose Post Office address Is Ch.ester, Ohio hal been duly appointed Executrix of the Estate of Emma Smith , deceased, late of Chester Township, Meigs County, Ohio. Dated this 1st. day o( February 1957. .fohn C. Bacon.. Judge of the ·P robate Court Meigs Co11nty, Ohlo (2) 9, 16 • .23, 3tc •Eagles And Guests Invited GENERAl. 19M PONTIAC VO Star Chid So- QUICK S!WVJCE on W.Wh Repairing hy F'actory Trained dan . l.el!s th.an 9,000 ea11y mHes. willrt,mahr, COLLINS JEWE$249b.OO. Blaettnar'&, l'omeroy. LP:K.S. P•·meroy. 1-3-lf 2 7 tlLc Al'IIYONE DESffirNG HOME DELIVEHV ot Brouehton's Dairy Product! In Pomeroy or Middle8 19~ BUICK V8 Special 4 dr. lliv· pori, call Walter ' Cronk&, phone iera Sedan. "Hard Top" , Ol)e 6057-J. Ar'e·r all, "The Best local owner. '269~.00. Blat.~tDoesn't Cost A Cent More." ncr's, Jlomeroy. 1 2~ lmoc 2 7 6lc l'OllEMAN & ABBOT!' T.V. SERVICE All makes Repaired by Expert Technicians. Phone 6284: Y 19M PONTiAC VI 2 dr. Sedan Middlepcr :. 6-l~d Less than 12,000 miles by careful local owner. f2l93.00. BlacU· RADIO & TELEVlSlON SERVICE, nar'11, Pomeroy. Phone 200, Cleland Appilnnce 2 7 6tc Store, 118 W. Mwin St., Pomeroy. 2-23-11 8 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Ex.-cutrht Est•to of Emma SMith, Dec:oiHCI I DEALERS WANTED to handle the new ALUMA KRAF7 Announcement! ot POMEROY - New 5-room frame wilh b<tth and furnace heating. All on one floor, recent con· struction. Full basement with drive-in garage. Nicely located on large corner lot Plan to see this bouse soon. Only $11 ,000.00 NOTICE OF FILING AND HEAR· lNG ON INVINTORY MIDDLEPORT - 7-room frame ProiMt. Court, Mel" County, Ohio home with bath, hot air furnace the 'Administrator and to TO heating with stoker. Plenty of room upstairs and down, closets, such or the following as are resiVenetian blind.s, large porch, dents of the state of Ohio: aurvlvfull basement with plonty of \ng spou~e. if any; next of kin ; work room. Nice level lol with beneficiaries under the wlll, iJ garage. Excellently located near any; the attorney or attorney~ schools anrl rhurehcs. Sh.own by representing llr"IY of the aforem,n tioned persons: appoinlinent ou ly. You are ho•reby notified that on HIGHWAY HOME-tl-room hous<! the 4th day of October 19~. an w~th bath , pl£·nty of clnsets, Inventory and Appraisement oJ large veranda, plenty of shade. the estale or Mary Alvira Strick· 2 acres fertile soil. On State land, deeea&ed: late of Village ot Rriute and only 3 miles from Pomerov in said County wa& flied the Courthou.se. A wonderful in tht~ "court. place for children. Priced at ~- Hearing on said Inventory anrl only $6500.00. Appraisement will be bad before BOX 229 PHONE 108-Y thll Court on the 28th day oJ :2) 9 3tc February 19~7. at 10:00 o'clock a TWO and THREE ROOM apartments, ci4;Se in town, 127 Butter·nut Ave. 2 G 121< '-~'or Emma E . Gotschall late M.l - --~ ~ IT'S EASY TO BUY - SELL - RENT flnd employment - blre or find a lost Item through 'The Daily Sentinel WANT ADS. Don't put ~ff can 398 Today Ad in thlacolumn e Th(• home in which the gue~Jh Judge uf the Prob;aLe Court ' 1141 For Rent (1) Notices between 7~ and 80 £nt"nds and relatlvell ,i:atbered at the home of Mr. and Mn. DonH!l Sm1th to help celebrate the golden weddmg annivereary of the couple. Meigs ' f:. word. one insertion. )ljnimwn charge SOe.-4 centJ word or 'ttlfte eonseeuttve Speci.ll- Ooe month for 25 c•1ntl ru~eently, Notice iS hereby given that Mabel L. Swan whose Post OUin Addreaa is Langsville, Ohio, Route Notice is hert'tJl g1ve n that Rob- No. 1 baa been di.!ly appointed as crt L . Coats ..,. !l ... si. Po:st Office Administratrix of Lhe l:state of WANT ADS 2 cea.ts Mr. and Mrs. Dorsel Smith Honored On Occasion Of Golden Anniversary •••••• "' ~:.!· _.,... Admlnl1trator FOR l · • __ M:\X WARD ... aT•o••••• ............ ......_ .. "* - ' - C . . Ill L h,Dftlll lt. NOTICE OF FILING AND HEAR· lNG ON INVENTORY Probate Court, Maigl County Ohio TO the Executor or Administrator and to such of the following as are residents of the 111tatc of Ohio : surviving sp-Ouse. if any; next of iin : beneficiaries under the will, if any; the attorney or attorneys representing any of the aforementioned persons: Yon are hereby notified that on the 6th day of February, Ut57, an Inventory 11nd Appraisement or the estate of c. E . Petty deceased, \ale of Olive Township in said County was filed in this Court. Hearing on said lnventory and Appraisement will be had before this Court on the 20th day of February, 1157, at 10 o'clock a.m. Exceptions thereto may be filecl by any inlere&led party at any time prior lo five days before the A&&i.sting at the d.iblna table were Mi.ss Jessie Saunders, Mrs. Ivan Carmen and Mr1Denver Smith who were relieved later by Mrs. Avery Nelaoo, Mr1. FraDk Clark and Mra. Mary RawllnfJOthers as1i11ting in the iikhtm and with wraps. gi.fta and regi.At.ration were Mrs. Clarence Heaton, Mr'l. Sharoit Smith, a grantf. daughter, Min Jean Folk and Mark Folk, both a:randcbildren o( t he couple. The immediate members of the family present for the occaaion were Mr. and Mrs. Denver Smith and grandson, Timmy, from Wells- Magnolia Temple Past Chiefs In . Th ursday Meetma date set for hearinf. WITNESS my signature and the se" I of said Court, thiJ 6th day of February, 1931. John C. Bacon Judge and Ex·OCflclo Clerk BY Mary Olive lnlraham Deputy Clerk (2) 9, 18, 2tc LIGAL NOTICE ORDINANCE No. 314 An Ordin:mce amending 8alal'1 ordinance of the Vlllaa:e "of Porn'!' roy; Ohio and providing w1ge in Rodney Downing creases Cor employees of the vil !age of Pomeroy, Ohio. INSURANCE AGENCY Be It Ordained by the Council Plre, Autom ... lla~ HHith of the Villaie of Pomeroy, Ohio, all members cleded then~to conACCIUINT curring; Lifo, Catualty and londt Section 1. That it ls nt'ccssary to rhange th(l waaea and sa larieG or the followlna employees and of Real Estot1 Broker !ldala of the V'illa&c of l'omerety, to wll; · Ohio, In MIDDLIPOIT, OHIO STREET AND CEMETEHY DE 6116-M PHONU 6311 PAR.TMENTS. '-:;~;;;::;;;::~=~;;::;;;::;;;:i:iiii:iii~l 1. Olho Murray, $1.40 per hour. r 2. All other pre~ent employees, $1.2:S per hour. CONCRETE BWCKS 3 . All now employec!l $1.00 per hour for a probationary period ot "'lr.Nid letter Por leM"' six months. POLICE DEPARTMENT GRUESER .B LOCK CO. 1. Chief of Pollee $2eo.oo per mnnth. ~ Miles North tf POII!JI'O'f 2. Night Patrolman $25.00 per month. On ••· C1ll Wm. - · 3. All olher re&ular pollee $21~.. 00 per montb, 111t. 3 mo.; $22:5.00 per month, 21l'l 3 mo.; $Z40.00 per month tor serYice after 1st We Serve 8 mon. 4. All &pccial pollee $1.2:5 per In Nearby Nelahborhoods hour. With ............ In A Price Range Thai Meclo Every t 'omlly Requirement Trevy-Finaterwald FUNERAL HOME 144 Butternut Pomeroy All Moke1 1114 Modell METROPOLITAN AUTO SAi.IS W'I'ICE ___.. 1. Office Setretary $40.00 per week. Soctlon 2. Tbat thl11 ordinance is paascd to amend and !lupplcmcnt previous existing salar)' ordinances of the VIllage or Pome· roy, Ohio, and that all pro\·lslonl of l)t her sala1ry ordinances nQt lncomistant wltll. ·l be provision~ of thl!l orfHnanee are. to remain In force and crtecL Thls Ordinanoo shall hike effect at . tht' carli.ett porlod allowcd by 1 law , Attest: Charles W. Leaar, Clerk Approved: E. F . ·Robinson . !dayor l2) 9, 16, 2tc atrved. wbed the Return JoDithiD 11ti11 Chapter DAR met ftiday afternooh at the borne of· :M:r1. Dey Hyaell, Mulborry Ave . Mn. Jotm Duerr, Ml'll. Bury Crais and Mn. Thoma& Goegleln were eoboateaaes. . 23. Mn. lrvitia KalT Jr.. repnt, It was annou11.eed. that the local prealded at · lbe meetlDI. The ehapt~r would cel,brate Ill 50tb cbapter W'BI DOUfied that the recently oraahhed CAR (Children of Anniversary next :year, llill Ben Sanborn &1Ve 1 report on the Dl· Uonal, state and local levet. oJ the a:enuloa:ioal and bbtorieal able to attend because of SJekness were Mrs. Ralph Smith and two IOilll , Bob and Ronnie. Another ifandson, Drew Smitta of T-.~ledo, Qbio, was llD&ble to attend, hut ser1t a telegram whkh was on display among the many lovely gifts and cards received by the couple. Guests from a di5t.ance includ· ed Mr .and Mrs. Clarence Story, Columbus,; Mr. and Mr& Clyde Parrl.ah. Coolville; l4rs. Guy Smith and Mn. Kenneth Frazier, Galli· Rawlings, poli1 and Mrs. Mary Nelsonville, Ohio. On another occuion, Mr . apd Mrs. Smith were dinner a:uesUI of their daughter's family, .Mr. and Mrs. Don Bettin,& •.,n~d.nda•',u rb . ter, Jan, at tbe Martin .., in Middleport. 0101 Kin Club Holds Valentine Party Thursday Evening A hostess gift was preaented to Mrs. C. J. Ebersbach when thi! Kip Club met Thursdey nenlng at her home, Prospect HlU, for a valentine party. M('s. Ebenbacb presided over 1 abort bu.siQess session and Mrs. Richard Vaughan Jr. wn1 welcomed back aa 1 member. TwO pad:a.11eS were auctioned a1 a money mak· lng project with Mn. Emma Lel(beit and Mrs. Edgar Pratt the wlnnen. Valentine gifts were ex· changed by the secret palt. POMEROY SOCIETY 1 t-~"i,-,.., The Ripley Viking! rolltd ovtr inept W1hama Falcon te._m ;~' " "~tllal &!!ll showe4 tbe eft.ata of • recent flu. attack lasl ni&ht by a score 0/ !i'r-41 in a game& played ~~;:,~~-- In llle Faleont new flym. ~.-:.r Mrs. Patrick Lochary reported on national defenae. Attention M:r. and Mrs, Bob Parker of wu called to the FBI ~l'J writ. Columbus vi1ited recently with ten by Don Whitehead and aLso to the mental bealth biJl in Aluka. friends i.D Minenville. Mi11 Cheryl Ebersbach is con· fined to .her home, Union Ave. Mr1. Ralph Windsor presented wltb the nu. • pnsram on ''Great Amerin.n Patriolt" and mentioned the folMrs. William Baker, Mn. Char· Jowi.n.& hiJtorical ch,racten of ~ur les Buck and Mra. Willard Eberl- country: Poeobontas, Georte Wallbbach were busiaeq vislton in lnlten, Thom.. Jetf~non, AlexGallipoli1, Friday. ander Hamilton, Daniel Weblter, Mra. Willard. Ebenbaeh spent BenJamin Franklin, Abraham Un· ThunW in Rutland .wttlr her lis- e9ln, Clar~ Barton, Harri~t Beechter Mrs. John Siuon, who i• UL er .Stowe 1r.d 1uUa Ward Howe. Dr. Alaton Tracy of Columbus She gave 1~erutin1 fads eoDcemarrived Friday lor a visit wttb bia loglb.eir Uvea. TWo poem, "Home parent&:, Mr. and Mra. E. J. Traey. AJ:ahf' by Van Dyke and "'Barbara attending the !'ritchie" were gl:ven by Mn. Wiad Among those Willltm ·W arfeild concert at Mem· 1or· to ronelud~ the proJI'l.ID. ortal hall , Athenl were Mrs. A. R. Knieht, Mrs. Edwi.ll J. Cbarlea, Tilt: ritU.I bepetUction by MiA Y:iss vtda ·Ible, MT. and Mrs. · Pat- Grar:e Horton cloaed the meetinl rl.ck LOdliJ'f, Mr. and Mrs. Theo- after which refresbmenta .c arry• ctore Reed Jr., Mr. and Mn. Rob- lng out the Geerge WaabinJton ert Roberta, 11n. Nolan Swact· blrtlt'clcly thetne, were served bY bammer, Jdra. Cl1,11de Husted, C. the hostesses. E. BJJ~ketJee and daughter, P~tty, .Janet ·carpenter, carolyn Meter, Sondra Pott&, Jabaes Lohte, Milton Lambert, and Sol Joltnaon. Mi!l.l J8«(ueUfte "Rice,, !~;d~ oort, a.nd Mrs. Ruby 0 Point Pleasant, entertained Friday evening with a layette shower for \1-rs. Larry Rlce at her home on South Setohd Avenue. Games werJ! player ani prize& were won by Mrs. M'axine Kin· nalrd, Point Pleasant. The layette ~ifts were placed on a decorated table under a pastel umbrella. of decorated Refreshments cakes ice cream, candy and .coffee were ~rved and a Val.::ntine theme was used for the party. Cole · Guests were Mrs. Mrs. rrtan, Mrs. E. Robert Mills, Sheila Stover, Mrs. Jr and daughter, Debby, Middlepo-rt; Mrs. Dwight Steven, Gallipolis; Judy Sauers and daughter, Martba, Maxine Kinnaird ·and IKin, Ricky, Esther Hall, Margaret Cion ch. Pauline Sines, Pearl Gerald, Be'tty Hutchinson, Trudy Perkins, Mary Sue Osborne, Point Pleasant Stnding gifts but unable to att.end were Mrs. Charlell Vrom1n, Mrs. Don Becker, Mr&. E. S. Scha · at and dauJtber, Sally. NOTICE OF FILING AND HIAR.o lNG ON INVENTORY ,,,H.,·· For th.e Falcons, Jerry Arnold :;; :· ~-- wa& Aigh m.an with 13 points : No · other ~~~alcon hit in thE: double 1.!'." .~·:figures •• Ul"" blliiJ lime and a.cain .. ~; · refused to stey in the bucket. ,>.·• ".-. Turnoven pi'o'Ved cO!tly to the -·~··' Wahama f~ve, ~P9· Qther hieiJ &cQr· _;, ..':..~ trs. fOr the ···Vlliirii:s werC Lar'f~ ·.: !Uarl~ with·· 14 ·tnd. Rod Qarleu ,,1".;...~. with 13. · ·. ·! ,~ ..·-~-:-:· 1n the first ·quarter, the V,ikinJS .:.•.... &:.".jumped to a 12. 10 lea",~ ~en u- I i ' $299.00 I roa ln \he Jut period, thouah, the ··"'alccna reaiSy lan:ed a• lhey naan1&ed to scor(' only six polnta wblle ·' he Vikings were hittine the hoops for 19 to sew up the b1dl Jlme. Tbe vIctory wa• the ei&hth of the year I9t Ripl.e.y. T~ey baYe Ioat II ve. Fur the raleoR.:, it wu Utelx f·i fth loaa;. ThtY "faa-;l won 10. In tlle reurve eontett, the Rip·'I ~ey "B" ttam defeated the WaB 1ama " " te.m by 12 point&. R~ymond Cundiff t&ad 10 for Wahama. The box 8 eore : Wahama : Ollver2 0 4; YoungO 0 0 Arnold 5 3 13j Ford 2 2 8; Clark 2 0 4: Sprou~;e 4 0 a;· Rou 1h 3 0 6· Layne, 0 'o o. Total-18 ~ 41. . ' BJPI..EY-:-SkeenJ,,. 1 o 2; Ranpqlph l 1 S; E. Slater 8 t 23; R. katleAI, f ~ 13; L. llarfess, 5 4 14 P~lterl(t~ 1 0 2; 'I'utals 20 J7 157. .. . . ~TT\.IS It · OUT " MIAIIl "P - T be Cahomel ~ Farm's Bi.rdstown ·and Ml's. John W G-'1..--n.. · . Al..--...'• 8t,UQmer tart, w:ltb little- opposition t~ worry about, bathe . tU.2,clt,IJOOout f;o rLe .lnh e. 1op .~nze.·,., ipo 00 .,...., .,.0 "' 1 tDday witb the biQeat crowd of the •eason anticipated at plush Hk· aleab P~k.. -u at .hal.ftime. Tbe i"alcons manaeed to narrow tbe lead down &y the • &ii:,. . end of the third quarter as they t ed h :,; :: ;~ :J ou scor t. c visitors by 14-12 In ·"'T"f:"" the period. 1'he score at that point s.v..,. ... .- "" _, '" . ,......... .. CROSSWORD I 0 8 0 R0t ary ·CJub Ben (CnntlnuecJ froJII paa:e one) len-room f•r the hoyl over their 1arag~: iind 111: a Christmas ~:ire ~IM!h Cub wu Jiven '001"1'11. J by to the Hr1. Pleken1 and Mn. Miller wore their navy blue and gold Den · ~ther unilcrma and all bu t two If t·he l)ewe~J Cub ...... just turned ~ighl t~ncl In the llen-wore their miforms. ~rs. Pickens preairte I 1t the "typical meetln!!['' with RaGm Swanson leading the Pledge uf 'llegiancl'! to the Flag which wu ·o11owe d by the Pack oath aDd ·epeatinu or the Cub Scout l~ws . 1amea "n1 1J1er Keep·~ r vr. the Buck-' 1kin, called the roll with the Cub$ mawefinu. wlth their name an•1 neir favorite animal and Miller 1lso read the record of the lasl 1leeting. An ''Inspection" ski-t was pre: :ented with Den Ohiet Erwin u he inspectine 01Licer and the p~o~ram clo:red with the Cub scoljt -...iving Cirele and plege "Do Your Best:• A question and answer period was held with Mrs. Pickens ex?laining Cub Stout projects ando !)rotedures. · The Cuba had ·an exhibldon Of' Cub Scout lUeralore, maler•·olo the.Y have Ulled in ·proJ·ecto 1•,·, " Winter i.ru;Ju~d~nl 4r!icles native to Stort. Martin fte•taurant , Wernert' Ra1 ~o an(!. Television, l,.i!e Smith , Zerkle Tru~~ina: Co., Gt!MMr W•f· ' le Sbop, Dr. Cb'de ln..,la, .LYon• 'Pool .Room, R- H. Rawll~ and ~ • • JdarUn and RdlJtor, luborn ~ewelry iton, lliddlepo.n D!rpartment itort, PauJ limut.. M.n. L. E. Reynoldl, ·HariJd E Hubbard, "tddte 8.UJ!kett1 Mei lj.~ Water Company, The SJUli &-. . Crou Harwa,e. Rowley ·~ Rel·d Hardware. Foreman and A\bbott Televialon and Radio, IPJ'nea· ilmpBOn Insuranee. Tbomas HcndJix, Clinton J'i .. ber Company , Funeral Home , c. "'Dawlin'"s-Coat• " • f . WHljama, Jean Lama, Bernard i'ultz, :James Arnold. Sidney T. RuJ&eJI, R. v. King, Construction , Dt . K . D. Am1hary, Mayor C. 0. Fisher, J. H . Grate . D•vld Jenkino, E. M. Wood , Freida Faehnle, Jimmie'~ Pastry Shop Quality Print Shop, McMaster Hardware, H & R Firestone, The Hit Shop , Becky'a, Roush Shoe Store, Hom~ Restaurant, Wa11ace JeWeln.· Store, Fry's Plumbir.g, LIL ABNEB Waite~" waddel~ Clarence Lacey, Da.v,ij1J>1_}fill« co.. Dr. R. R. Pickens, Fife ~~tng­ ;t;;;: Cub$ Sc{!\lts pref!.e nt were Jhy rie.kel\1. James Miller Robert Swanson, Kill\ f.feal, Pat Edwards, Paul Wj]son, Roy. Coleman. Friday evenihg's nieElting wa~ the twenty-eighth anniversarY of fh4! MiddlePort-Pomeroy Rotary Grate. Club aceordinJ to J. H. ~barter member and Paat President of the Club. Methodist Women who prepared and served the dinner were Mr.s. Norman Wayland; Mrs. James Cri&· well, Mrs. Perry Milch, Mrs. David EntSMlnger and they were assisled by Sharon- Jones and Carol Criswell and Bess Sanborn. ALLEY Tie For Coast Cage I..oop Lead By John OrfHin United PrHI Sporh Wrlt•r Thanks to a successful stall for the last minute and ~8 seconds, UCLA's winning streak in the Pa· cific Coast Confere11ce reached 23 games ~oday and the Bruins remained tied with California for the loop lead. But something has to give fOOn in one of lhe hottelrt bailketball races in the country, perbaps tonight when each ol the co-le&ders tries for a second victory hi twu nights. UCLA, ranked fifth natiOnally. ex~endt>d its loop winning $trj_ng Friday night with a comtback 6S·65 victory over WashingtOn lit Seattle. ·, l forgot to straight· 1 en out my insurance on the new house. Wait a minute, rD be right back. Far· fetched, maybe, but a wise step at that. ·v I) Edwards "TERRIBLY SORRV; ANNIE-I k'l'klW 1 PROMISED 1tl "W(E "''UU 'Ttl THAT MO\t1E "TONIGHT ··•CALl,. I,P SUSIE. EH~ AND '«JU TWO laiiilranee of All Types znol 81. none ss.x _.-- .,. I. •• ''• 8 ,4IA,NCY l . ' ,, CL.EANED THESE OLD MAGAZINES OUT OF THE ATTIC By SHULTS I ;• ' I ' I • BAKER PURNITURI .01 fte..,...... eai-1 I l'llaNITUU NO-·.THEY'Re ONI..Y s ·YE'ARS 01..1> . I• • ! - Ia lllddl.... IAQD' I • =• :. ' FOR Milk Ia ono good food you won't have 1o lllo IIIIIs to drink! Hot Point WE~RE TRADING HIGH! ON THAT HEW FREEZER PIGS eTRADE TODAY Ave. FOR THAT ~~· r l'bope U5S·X Mlddlepon .. ~ t . . ' ,,. ....'. . ~. .. ··- • • '! •• I -i j t PArtTY uge e ,, Ql' late Dlllk at eaa't 1te \ l• l' r •' '•j t f •• l ..._, .. . "'..61,1 Ia's fro• SPRING HIQ;; · oAIRY. ' . ,-..,.., ~ -. .:-,t,l"' .• "QUALITY-.FiJIIf /WWAYS" "HOTPOINT DEALER". tll S, 3N.. 1 A trea'*' FIFE REFRIGERATION ' ~"" : FOR A TRADE·I .... It's a refreshing taste·treat that everyone en· Joys! Serve It oflen, pJ.in or flavored, and use ' It to add extra rtchnes.s to )·our cooking and .!~Q/ ~ baking, too! {+ ..... ~.-~ , )2 .. HOGS .' . • I ~ .:' We Will Take eou .• CiALLIPOUS . " ,J • ... OHIO' : ••• •• : ,{}!!"! • · ,,· ·-1>""+ ""if a 'l'!' ¢. g L ., ... \ 11'r1nktlo, S(h.mol).J eratiQin, Valley Lum~o~,R. L. MUle(' V&ed Cars, Raeh ·•V:&U y Jce Cream, "Tom Rae ¥_otora; e11tom • ~ 1 ro 1 -~~·. ...o 0 nc.. F t"e d 11u... ..,.., pori s Cenl'r llea""uarter- n~1o n...,~ .,,. · o;: ' ~ "• +MU "',... · -&tort, · Gene .'Marvin; :JJI!t >r»aiJy ·ru~rto ~. the~r Novem~' Sentinel, Waller ~~~ ~ L 1\. theme·, Christmas lor D-mber· Ne•l n- J J Dov18 J"41lto 0 ~­ Outer space and the , Sta;;~ Jar.~ ~k "';~d · RobiaaOn, ~!.~ ' GASOLINE · try, and their prospective Slue and Cle"'era. . -t "I Y . I Gpld B41MJuet for February. ttidians wiii be their March theme. Comlllittees ' lOOMS Of New Pu,.lture "" .u ~t!:.w stretche"d that advantage to 26-21 1M ILK ••• I i · $ 1.il!•h · , IF Prob.ate Court, Mehp County, Oh .. TO the Executor or Admini11tra· tor and to such of the following 11 are residents of the state of Oblo: survlvina: spouse, if any; next ol kin; beneflciarie& under the wUl, if any; the attorney or attorney• representlna: any of the aforemen· tioned persona; You are bf'reby noli fled that on the 8th day oi Feb., 1967, an lnven· tory and Appraiaement of the estate of Zona Hette11imer deceased, late of Middleport, In aaid County was filed. In this Court. Hearing on sald Inventory 1nd Appraiaemcnt wUl be had before this Court on the 28th day of February, 1937, at 10 o'clock A. M. Exception& thereto may be fUed by any interested party at any time prior to five daya b"fore the . date set for hearing. WITNESS my signature and the sell of said Court, thi1 6th day of February, 19~7. John C. Bacon Judge and Ex-Orrido Clerk · (2) 9. 18, 2tc was u.ae wl'h the Fai L!on 1 definitelw ., 1m bl tbe ~all ume. :.. 1n ~.. L..... •. The Fakune kad M life and ··•· ~: (QtJld 119t eope with the fast · . .. ··"· br~akloa: Jijpley ~tu~nl.l\1 wblcll ... . . 1 .. , tkey b,. de~11ted tulier in the year by 71-tl tt .Ravenawood. Tbe b~l ~tn411oi and lanoy ~. .- _ hook. ••ot ol Glint Slater of the 1 "'' ' " • Vikin.ga prov~.>d to be the Falcon• · ·•· ... undoing as lle dropped In 23 ~ : · ~ ' points, just a bit under his 26 ~ ; . .. . points per game average for the season. recorda. Layette Shower Given To Honor Mrs. ltnry Rice- p,, Feb.~. \957-7 ...0. Ripley Vikings Roll OverWeakentd · ~·,~~. Wahama Five.For Year's 8th Win undet the ehalrmllftlhlp of J)arle Dutton, were permitted to tup their old . DIHDII, that of The eradie of Uberty. 'l'be ritxt meetinl 1of this group will be held at thf home of M't'l. Dutton on FebruU'J' Trotwood, Oh_io. Un- Refreshments were served by I the hostssses to those named a· bovc and Mrs. Ray Seldenable, Mrs. Bernice Darst and grandson , Mrs. Amanda Kasper, Miss Thelma Grueser, Mrs. George Heines, Mrs. Karl Gruescr, Miss Erna Jesse and Mrs. Carrie Grue11er. The next meeting wlll be held at the home of Mrs. Adam Ebersbaeh on Thursd~y, MIU'ch 7, with Miss Bernlcc Ann Durst as cohostess. ». Prompt Efficiency .lean , from Daily8intinel, Pomeroy.Middleport, ~!.:!!!:o~!!~0,.tt~r~~~.9ca~ ~~~!:!..,MrL ton; Mr . Ralph Smith and dau&h· ter Sharon, Mr. and ·)Ira, Don Betting !Mlldred) and dauahter, Jan; Mr. and Mrs. Broob Folk , ~Evelyn) and children, Mark. and Games were played during the •ocial hour and prizeo awarded Mrs. Lawrence -L anning assTBted to Mrs. Emmett Blackburn, M~. bv Mrs. Dale Smith entertained l';ct~ar Pratt, and Mrs. Ward Wm · the Past Chiefs of Magnolla Tern- 1 dOD. . pie, Pythian Sisters, Thursday ltefreshmenta of a~dw1ehes, e"·enin..: at her home, Spring Ave. cup cakes, coffee and mmts were The meeting, in charge of Mrs. served by the hostess on crystal Henry Reibel. president, open~d trays. Favors were red and green with the Lord's Prayer. Mrt. Del· pin-cushions. bert Eise1stf'in was reported In Present were those nl'med above distress ha'rina: lo11t a sister by Mrs. Willard Ebersbach, Mrs. and death. A rr1und robin get well card was sent to Mrs. Mike Mc· Theodore Lehew, Mrs. Harold !:· Kenzie. The traveling prize donat- ber&bach, Mrs. Rich~rd Vaughan ed by Mrs. Rollin Beal'hs was Sr., Mr!'.. Charles Buck and Mrs. awarded to Mrs. Adam Ebcnbach. Lee Pratt. The nf':<t meeting will be helti Games were played during the social hour and prizes awarded to at the home or .1\ln.. Edgar Pratt Mrs. Reibel, Miss Lena Grueser, on Friday FeDruary 22. Mrs. William Killinger and Mrs. Bcarhs. ,.._ ,, Pomerey, Ohio Return Jonothon Meigs DAR. Chapter WILLIE WINKLE Wl-IY, YES ••. SI-IE HAD $C1111E LO.S.Y CREATIONS .•. UNM AND I "ll-lC".li)GI-n"•.• �I ' Middleport Society New Mrs. James W. Kitchen ·[dre~\ i ;· < \' I J ~ real security.,\, ' I Were tnlling .bout the lind of security they can't do wrlhout,,. the hnd that comes from ins1Je. • Faith. In God, In hfe, In themselves. l1fe is no gume for apiritual sissie5, Only Farth .•• the armor of the spirit.. for couralleously, no matter what it Lrin~s. You can show your children -- build it day by day. tf you make praylnw a ~·~•i!r a)f~ir•.. / - I.Ol'tlaniwc.. · Olturch of .l..ut Cbritt of Latl e: D•Y Saints, Old Town Flott, on Portland lklute. Suad•r School 10 a, m. prcachin& 11 a. m. and. 8 p . m. an4 Bible Study Thur.soay 8 pm, Pa.dor C. W. Profritt A.a~l Chu. Hupp, Zion Church of Chrltt. Locet•d on Pomeroy-HarrifimvWe Road. Bible ~bool 9:30 A. M. Mominl Worship 10:30 a. m. Evening Worship 7.30 p. m. Thomaa Wyatt, Minittcr. Joseph Johnaon, Bible School , Supt. MIMnYIIIe Methodist Church, Rev. R. M. Grovoit, Pal.tor, Hoam~r Roush, S•pl. 10 A. M. SuOO.,. School; ll A. M. Worship Service; Tuetctay 7:30 P. M. Midway Cernnt\lnlty Church Rev. R. E. Floyd Cleland, LeMlbJg Creek Roecl. Thomas. pallor. Oburth Servioo 7:30 P. M. Pt-a.y« meelin1 Wedn~ niarht '1' :30 P. M. EV«Yone eordfall.r bwtted. The lyrecuM MethtMIIIt Church Rev. Robert E. Lblter, Pastor. SUDday School 8:30 A. 'M. Dana Wlnebl'C!IJDer, Supt. WotlhiP SerYlcet 7:80. Third ltntt Pentec-... Church :Middleport, B. L. Btrrett, pattor. &uzular School 10 L m. Eveoilll aervice 7:.0 o. m. Orin lpltc4,.1 Church, l"t Mtln Strett, Pomeroy, Rcy, J . Edwin Charlea. .R.eetor; J,tn. Ce- dric W. Clark, orpoloL Woroblp and •ermoa at 10:30 A. M., Hoi)' Commun.lon rtrat SuDd~~J In montb. Church School. BeJinnerJ aad Primary, at 10:30 A. M. Far lnfor· mat10111 concerolnJ our work, pleue telephone J02.J. Chrlttllft Churdll m. tt ..... Every &uday 111 A. K. Sllllday School aad ComrauaiOD flrat Sua· day iD mODtb 11 A. 11. Cbureh eommualoa and prMChi.DJ; Suodl)' ehurcb tlaird In moolh 7:10 P. ll. preacbtn1-" Chrlltl•n Churd M LMI tom, every Sundllty 8:80 A. aoto II. SU11dl1 Sclhool end coramunloa; flnr Suruhy ln month 7:ao P. \1. Chureb preacbJDil third Sunday ID JDOaLb 10:80 A. Jl. Cbureb COrD muatoa and preaehln&. The Chunt.. of Chrftt, K..... eveey Suaday SUO A. 11. Sunday School and communion, I.XODd SUadaJ lll moatb 10:00 A. M. TY SIIIU for lveryone •• Church communion and prearhinl!l: rourth Sunday In month 7.30 P . M. ehurcb preaching The CArlttl•n Church at H•mlock Grove, every Sund&ly 9:10 A M. Sunday Schuol and communion !econr.l Sunday In month 7:30 P. M, church l"reachinc tourth Sunday in mouth 10:30 A. M. ch~trcb communion and preachlnJ.IUB Church••· Morning ~tar & laterprlta, Rev. Roger llthop, 1'a1tor. Mornin~ Slur Sun :h1y School lU5 A. M. Korr.lna wor· ship at 11 A. M. MYll" Sunday e'·e· nina: at 8. Prayer meetln& Thursday e'o'ening . .F.nl~rpriae Sunduy School 10:10 A. M. Momlni worship £t:30 A. M. YF at 6:30 P. M. Evenina wouhlp 1:30, Prayer meellnll Wednel!day 1:30 P. M. UB Churchas, Letart P:alls, R• ser Martin, Pastor. Sunday School 9:30 A. M. Worship Service . 7 P M. Cb.ristian Endesvor altNnate Sunday• at 7::JO P. M.. Church of the NeaererM, Syneu!e, Roy K. WnUam~, pastor. Sunday School 9:30 A. M. Mornlna: wonblp 10:30; NYFS 6:30 P. M; Evangellstic &er'o'lce 7:30 P. M. WedneldiJ evenln( prayer meet ~ lni: for tbe midweek and TuesGAJ afternoon pr1yer bour. HouM •f P're.,.r, Cbftter, Su• day School 9:30 A. M. Moralns wouhlp 11 A . M. Suad&y evenlna worahip at 8. Prayer meetlna on Thursday 8 P. M. W•a~-; too. Ewry 'IUbltantlall«word step In the community munt t better financial climote for thlt unk. Our local IHnt and our cu,-rlllon with " - town projeclt conitont!y pr:ove the communitymindeclnett of thlo bonk. ' I Church of Chrltt, lr••f•rcl, Rev. John Wyatt, Putor. .ilble Sebool 9:30; cbur-eh service~ 10:30 Youth meeuaa et tS P, M. and evanJcllallc 1ervice Sunday eYeD · Ins al j _ Jaml!l Reed, Supt. Free Methodl•t Churcl'l, Herry 8atea, Pastor, Laurel Cliff. Sun· day School 9 :30; Clast meetln1 Ill. 10:30; FMY Jervlcc 7:00j Pt:eecb· Church of Christ in Chrh;llan Ina: 8:00j Pra)"'lr MeellnJ Wedne9- Union. Middleport, the Uf'v. t:uy dlf 7:30. Hysell RUD Sundty !•'. S11yre, pnstor. Sunday School , School 10; Preaehlnc 11 :1:1. tO R. m.: Preaching serv it•r. 7 30, PAIRVtiW Wednc~day l\lble Study 7 .30. .Edward Grlilit.h PJJtor, Sund17 First Pred,yterlan Church, MidSebool 9:30 1. m.; Youna: People• dleport , the ReY. Howard Hupp('lt . meetint 6:45 p. m.; l'reacbln• •er- pasor. Church school 9 :30. .John "ric.et '1:30 p . m.1 preyer meeUDJ, ~·uuz. ~ upt :' Morning wor!!hip 10:Wed. 7::!,0 p. m.; Th1.1n.da)' 7:30 30. ino;ta\lnlion and onllnatlon of P. M. Eul Ltt11rt. S. S. 9:30. deacOJlS ~And <leaconcucs, sermon Mornina Worship 10:45. Eve- lopic "1'1; Deacon": 8 p . m. Wcsl· nina wor.sblp 8 on the let, Srd, llh minster Youth Fellowship; Tl.•cs· SuDdl)'l. l"nycr Meetln1 Wed· day 7 :30. llcaconll and D{HH·onc!'scs nHday B. ut thf' pnsot•'s stud>•; W(•(hwsclar . Racine Mr&tlon Charlet lv•h 6 311 , Jwuor choir; 'I p . m S<-uwr pastor, Servic~s Sunday 7:30 and d1oir . Tue11fll,y 7:30. Pre•by .. rlan Church, SyncvM, Portland Churr.h, •arl Cust.r, lhC' ltcv Howard RUpfW'It, pastor. putor, Au'l. p1S1ot, Edlth Codner rhurch Sfhool 9 :30, Roher\ IIHr· ServicE's Sunrlt~y 8:00, Tue1d.ay al llt•n ..~ upl.: Westminster Yt\Uth 1~ • · 1 · '1:30 and rnday 7 30. luwship 6:30; Evening Wuhhip, Chun:h of Chrltt, Middleport, 7 30 Jnr.tttllntion and recognitiua Fred I . <lardnt'r, p:tstor. Bible of Mrs. Jol\~ Crew, trustell, ~t'l'· School 9.30. Mormn){ Worahip 10:- mon "The De&con." 30. sermon top i<' '"A Caroful Look United tMthodltt, Pomeroy, Sun· at l.-:no1·ar\(:c"; Chri11llan Endeavor dnv Schnol 9 · Hi a. m. Thco Smith, 6 p m ; 7:30 closing servl~e ol !!uPt.; Worshtp 10:30 a . m. Pastor the evangelistic mertlnf with the Brown will exchnnw:e pulpits with sermon "What h Man" by Fred Rev. Borden of )it. Moriah Baplist Dunn, Huutlngton: Wed. 'I p. m. Church. 'fhl.!i is Race Relations Prayer mectin;.:, leader Mr~ . 0~· Sundav. P111~or Borden's subject: car Housh. -•·Mv FRith Looks Up To Thct!"; HNih Methodlat Ch11rch, Middl• l'n~tor Hrown's subject : " Who IH purl, lht"! !lev. c . Jl. Ko'1krighl, pa~ My Ne ighbor?" Sunday aftt!rnoon tor. Suttday school 9:30 Erne•t Co- at 2:30 Rev. Brown will preach at 'o'ert, supt.; Mornlns wouhlp 10:3\1 the County lnflrmarY. G:30 MY.F. Sermou lopU:. "TILe Au&wer l!o\ God" E~eue Frye, preakteut.; WEd. 1 . • • i 141NCH TIRES tnaay others RELI.ABLE FIRESTONE ••• Sale On All i • 'O N THE NEW LOOK 'Auto IN SEAT COVERS Parts No mon.r how far he travels, Samsonite ~e1p1 ita gOod l~aktlll't stoong-1trcng enough tcttand 01'\o • • • • • Scufh Can't fc:rtt Ita '"bttttr•than·leother" flnlth. Spott disappear with o damp doth. Ancl hit clothtt ttoy fre1h thc:rnlts to dual-proof tcngue·in·gr00¥1 clo•uml • • Mon'a 2·ploco oot. :. $44.~0 • • • • , V.\.P, Cose ••. SlP.~O ' M•n'1 Jo\lrnt)'tr , , , $27..51) ... ,.,. BAKER FURNITURE ' • • • t t ' aiCtDJ. • • . 8. Qukk-Tripptr .... $1~.~& A.Two-$"1ttr • •• $21 • • • • .· '....__ t ..,, ,.; -~~· On Tbo Brightest Corner In Middleport 1 • t t' t • t' 411 I t t I e • t •• I I t • • • • • • • • • • • Be a buddy to your car ••• 'keep dirt.· sreasc, stain!!. off tlu:: seats with famous- brand Howinl Zink SClll eovera. Mod• ern pauc:rM, rabric::a, trims in a bursr of colors. Priced to go places ... with you! YOU CAN'T TO MISS! • • • • • • •••• SAVINGS AfFORD .•• • • • REIOL SAVINGS WILLIAMSON OIL CO• MoinSt. Wahaina .~sters Aid In Purchase or Scoreboard WHOLESALE PRICES . .. • • • 11157 SI.NGLB y Public u· · eanng On Reloeating Rt.680 Plam:ted Foretasts Indicate Little Danger. Of Flood In Meigs-Mason Area While '1Joo4 waters menaced areu south of Meigs County today, local river observers said that Ibis immediate area was A pablie heartna: · 11 tcheduled in no danger of bigb waters occasioned by a steady rainfall in, for February 13 in Pomeroy to the Ohio VaUey during the weekend. hear U'JUmentl for 1nd aplnst The Ohio lllver swollen by ihe heavy rains today atl<>ck 23 the lfi&hway ~partment'1 propo- staged at 33.1 feet at 10 a.m. arid was reported rising at the 111 that four teotba: of 1 mJle ,of Pom11:0y, Ohio rete of one tenth foot per hour. M. E.$.T., February 13 tn the Com- AYear-Old G'IrJ Hit BYCar In of the Shadr. River and will take 11011 G. Gammon, 632 S. Se.eond-st a:tn Calli OJ later today. At "JC.nao- upo A Front Of Home e SNOW GRIPS .• • I ~ •o iI • • I ........... \ .. ,.,. ..-.·:e • • • • • • • • • ' Thr woi<TI were expected to be rtaUonary by _tonight ond lo be&Jn another me pauib)y loi!IOI'row as head waten from the Pl!ftn. sylvania 1nd Upper Wat V'll'iiDLI watenhed. reached th1l area. a nortbweaterly 4i_reetlon, ellmi- Middlepdrt waa in Meigs Ge"n«al wha FaUa the readillg Wll 13·· Bating the e-xistinl curve. Hospital today aufleriog a broken feel and falling todQ .• River reporlJ uid l,bat tbe Ohio Mr. Thormyet id4ed that as left thigh •~ the result of being wu rUing at five tenthJ an hour bit by an auto in hOOt of her 11 tbfl! new ~n ls openat Loc!k 13; four terltbs at Lock traffic thf,. ~ns section home at 3:45 Sunda)t afternoon. 14; tbree tenths at Lott 15 aa4 of State Route Will revert to Harold Parker, 4 .or XIMiA- one tenth at Lock 18. Loeb 17, ltrollfoii> COiftilj'HI.&bway System. ipp.i, driver af the tar whieb 18 and 19 wen reported ttatioury atraek tbe 1mall girl, was exoner- and a .me of one IWf of one ated of ~ by pollee who uid tenth per bour reported at boeb ~ tbat tbe e'hi14 bad darted into the 20, Zl aDd 22.. path ot hiJ aulo from between A$ lhe lloutgomery llla!td Roll· parked cars. · er Dam pear CiJirimlati the river wa1 at 14 f-eet aod at tbe GdUpoMiddleport ·Patrolm1n HennaD lis JtolJer D;;~m an rollen weftl out Gilkey wbO iDveW,.ted the acti· of wa~..and the river .repcirted ' dent uid that Parker was not risint at two tenthl of 1 foot: per charged with any offense and had lunn'• expreoed a, wlllinanea; to return ~ heavy rain~ darinl U,.• here if nee~. weekend eauaed tile wuhout fl: T he Midlle.,Ort Emergency three culvqt, in Meip· cOuntt · Squad lummoDed ~ the tcene of IDd aecordina to CoUnty Eni!Deer lbe mlsbap lnDipoj'le4 lbe cbil~ J. E. D. Hartingr.r. all woUld l!le to Meip Geaeral. wbere M coo- repaired tod1y. One of the 1 cui,. <lltion today ... ..,orted .. CAR Luggage • • ' missioners' office in the Meigs The Ka~awba River al 10 a.m. tb1t morrun1 wu reported ,..... CcuiJty C9urt Hou&e. Ttie teloeatlon wUJ begin about Evelyn Gammon, four year old tion.ary for previOUJ fiye hourt at 350 feet 10uth of tboe West Branch daua:hler of Mr. and Mrt. lhrri- Winfield and wu eJqJeeteci to be. FOR YOUR I Samsonite •• Tbt hearing it aet for I GIVE HIM THE LUGGAGE I Stltfl Route 680 iD Melia County be reloc-a~ed, Mr. GeorJe Thorroyer, ActJng Director of the High- 'to way Deptrlment announced. today. --- First Bapti•t Church, Pom.roy, Halph C. Zundel, pastor, Wi\liam \Val~nn, Supt 9:30 to 11 combined ~crv icr of worship and study. Obscrvauce of Race Relations Sun flav . GuP!!I ~prakcr, Rev. Borden of Ml. Moria h Chureh, Mldd\eporl. Spf'cial mu•ir . Nuraery and Junior Ch urc h. 6.30 Youth Meeting. Wed., 7·30 Bthlc c:: tud y and prayer. Also II H!I'Ii ll g of deacons ;uHl deacunes~cs. Thursda y 7.30 Women's Mis- THAT OUT·TRAVELS ALL OTHERS Chvrch of the Nn•r•n•, Mlddl• port the Rev. Robcrl Styers, Pill!· tor. Bible school 9:30, Lester Tay· lor, supl.; Morning worship lO ::m: sermon, "Careless Paths of the Righteous"; 6 :43 Young Peoples' mectint: ; Rvening scrvi(·c 7 30. sermon "White Robes for t't lth.'<· Rag~ .. : Wed. '7:30 prayer mt'cting . Mt. Moriah B•ptltt Church, Mid· dleporl, lhe Rl'v . N. D. Borden. pastor. Blhh• school. 9:30 Al'lcna ll~csr, 5upt , Morning worship Ill 30, naptiH.ntlll service al lhl' Fll'sl Baplisl Chu.·l'h fl p. m.; B'I'U 6 p . From Rain MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. Member Federal Reserve System •••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • · Roadlied POMEROY, OHIO Il l • .DeiseJ,T~ain Derailed Sunday The .FARMERS SANK. and Savings Company Senior YotJLh F!'llow,)up 6 r• m.. Official Board '1 :::1!1 p. m .; MundiiY WSCS 7 :30; Wr dows day tj · 4~ Sen· ior ('hoir practin·; 7 p. m pra)"t•r gr uup. Firsf Baptiat Church, Middl1parf lht· He v. l'. E Ho.vl. pastor. L"lHIITh ~lO nary Sucldy. Christian Science Soclefy, '144 sr huol g ]~ ; Gerald An!hony. supl Harrh.onvllle Presbyteri•n, the Muru iug Worshijl lil 15 uhsi'I'V· ~lullwrry Ave ., romr.roy . Mornm~ ii!H"I.' or Rov Seoul Sunda y, serm(ln- -~ •·rvil' :! nl 1 t <1. m. with srmrr Hcv. Ralph C. Zunfil'l. p<t~tor. 10 dh~ toP!c ·"'I'hf' lmpa1t{'ll l s,·.,u !' "; tht· ~ ubjccl or les8on sermon 11nd Church School, W. W Vtnlaw. is sermon !Ollie "Gud <Jnd A Brotlwr" Goldt·n Tt!:O:t Where the Spirit ol I Supt. 7:45 p. m Wunhtp service and st:rmon "Wht!n Thl' Minority De11cons anrl Deacont'ssc~ tu meet, tht• l.orrl i~. there is libert y. 5 p. rn . Mt. Moriah Bapti st Church Cor inthians 3 :17. Wed. evening Is night." will hR\1(! a bapt!sm~l se rvice at the •• 1-'tr~ L Baptist Chun·h; 6 p m.Jun· ior and Senior Yuuth fo~c llow~ lup , • • 7:::10 Evcni11g wor~lnp , sermon • "Build1ng For flod"; 'I'uesduy 9:31. a. m. Woml•n's prayer meeting <1l the church : 7 ·30 Lovejoy· Cird(• <1! the home of Mra. Charles Searle~ • •••••••••••••••• S. 4th Ave . Wednesday 7 :30 f.hd week prayer 1111d praise ~crvlc('. 8:~ Sc>nior choir; ThursdRy 7:30 Golden Rule l'lass al the home of • Mr .and Mrs . Clcmi.!l Fo7c Friduy 7 \:J . rn. Leuder.!!hip trawlng l'111ss; • 8 p m Church SchOol officer~ ami Tcaehf'f!' conference; Tucsda), 7 : :10 Christian crus11ders ClR~s at • the home of Mr .and Mt·~. Larry Rice. .' ~ ater - - - - .;:-:-:c::- 151 ' • / I .-.:, lQO~slttp lo.(lelher eUCr,JI Weer( I • ......JI••••AI'M p. m. Prayf'r meeting . Thursday services at e. Thlil public is invited 7 p m Choir practice Mrs. Werry. ] IO altt•Pd. Reading room with side d irector. At the Worship service ' r·ntrance IO('~ted at rear of church Sunday 'mor n ing the Boy Scout~ open to publJc Monday 2 to~ p. m. will sit in a body. Ralph Spencer Alfrad Methodist Church, Rev. anil Charles Swatzel, Scout person It M. Gro\•c, pastor. Sun. School nel , wiil sit wiilh them. at 9:30. Lluyd Dillinger, Supt.; Church of Chrisf, Br•dhury, Ed· ] Wors hip Service l0:45; Sunday aft· ward Emerson, pastor. Bibl~ crnoon from 2 to 4 Services at the School 9 :30, Thurman Carsey , supt 1 Elmwood RPst HOOle. Sun. even· Morning worship 10:30; Christian ing at 7 30 regular meeting of the Endeavor 6 p.m.; Evening worship MYF: Wt:d. 7:30 mid·week prayer 7:30 p. m. servicus. Federated Church, P:ev. Walde J. Bartels, pastor , Norman Kloes, S. S. Supt.; Sunday School 9:15 a m. Wonhip hour 10:30 a m. Ser· mon "Dwarfed Chri:;.ttana". Jun· ior YF 54~ p. m . Senior YF 6 p m. M~:dgs Coun ty Coundl of Jte· llgiou s Educntlon will meet a! the Fcdcr11tCd Church F'riduy, 1-'eb. 111 2 p m. The clal-ls for conrirma limt will meet rur lll strurli on un S"lttrd<ly nl 10 ·00 a . m. . >'" Wc,tcrn Hills Apartments, Chillicothe. where to Hncl Faith •• :how to .. I .Mrt. Bertha Lasher and her cousin, Mrs. Ruth Adams of Co· Mrs. James W. Kitchen, the forrr~er Jane Young, whose lumbus spent Wednesday ma•·riage was an event of Sunday, February 3, at the Middle~ her sister, Miss Edith Titus w1th .and port Church of Christ. Mr. and Mrs . Kitchen are living at the brother, George. ' .. ' Rutland, Ohio will give them the stamina to meet it ............ ~· •• Mr. and Mrs. John Buckley have moved to the McMaster apartment s on Beech Street. Mr. and Mrs. M. L. F!er••~h .tre .!M!heduled to leave this weekend for Fort Lauderdale. Fla. , and for !In extended vacation. Denver Rice, who has worked at the Sporn plant for the past six rears, is employed as mechanical maintenance millwright at the Kaiser Aluminum plant at 1Ravcn ~. .vood, W. Va. q We don't mean the ~cest ho~se 1n the best ) neighborhood ••• the newest, sleekest car .•• the right schools, the ~ght camps. • 8-Dally Send4et,'foineroy-Middleport, 0 ., Feb. 9, ·1957 E. o . Ra!l . man11gE'r of the Mid dlep6rt Ben Franklin Store, is • medkal pattent at Holzer Hospital wher e he was entertd Tbursdt.y . Mrs LJ!lian McGhee, who b :.:1 been visiti ng re latives in BeJle, W. Va., has r eturned home. Mrs. Wayne Gibbons i.! a med..i· cal pat1ent at the Holzer HospiUl, Gallipolis. James Criswell. maintenancl' man at the OVEC pl<~.nt , Kyger Creek, ts taking a two weeks special. trammg course at Spriug· field. Sosie Edwards, who has bec:1 wearing a cast after 11 leg injury, !las had the cast removed and is scheduled for leg sur,7ery .at Jio!· zer Hospital. Dr. and Mrs . .Tr~h :o Kircher and children, Columbus, arrived Friday evening for a weekend visit with Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Dowr,. ing. \ • .... � 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 02. February 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 February 9, 1957 van meter