http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/7e569eac51582b36628820c94208dc2a.pdf 6881614ebd164ec8b99e5f5de797e27b PDF Text Text I ) . • I • Mrs. Homer Radford Is.Hostess For Better Health Club 1D Magnolia Temple Py thia, n Sistersf. Meetln~ Is HeiCI Remove · Mountains? ~ ·lmpo$sible! Hot At • Lei¥t't" . " , . PRIN~N, · Mrs.,- ~~ers lri· a, Amos I • ;t.'!f J ' Ja.~ · lll ' ~tlqa . ! '. ' • llr~ Ntwl ~ - .· ' 'RST · Un1Verl1ty flunked reently when test blanks. It tried to teat some 2,580 candl· • ( ' ... - ( -" "· W""'l Oltt · elates tor Jl'ld\1;;-.bUIIJleu aCJ...; N. J.-Tbe educt- oo)s. The service &eQ.t 'out la&t t :o~ testinc service of Princetoo year's directors with thi1 year'a Marcb. of Dime. ud the Hi!nt Fund when the Rock Sprlnp Bet· ter Health Clu~ met Tbui'8day afternliOn ,, Lhe Graqe .ln~ ·lritU 'M ag ri:01ia 'l'emple Pythaln Sl.a- Mra. Hom.- Rad!qrd as boatess. ters met T~ursdly evening at (he \ Mrs. Arlee Abbott president •· OAV hall with Mts. Karl Grue~er, pieiided at the meeting which mo.•! excellent chief, ~>residing. ope.ned with the group tinging A co ntrib~lon was made to th~ "Briihten The Corner ~re YOll ·'Heart Fund''. Mrs. Mike MeKen- Are" followed by the LOrd.'e Pray· zie and Mrs. Merlin Rus~Jl who er and Pleda;e to the naa. It wu are Lll were reported as improving. voted to sell rubber scrubbers as Mrs. Delbert E1selstein was repor~ a money making project. Membered 1n distress having lost a 1111\P.r ship due.s were paid. Mra. Huin~ by death. A card was sent to her. Arnold and Mrs. Lewia Gru•.str A thJ.nk yGu note was read for .t were named aa the aick committe~ contrillutlon made to the Spring' ' ._ 1ield home at Christmas time. A program was presented _DY At the close of the meeting a ~n. WUUam ~- Moraan, eo~~u>t­ soetal hour was enioyed and 1 po~ mg of a ~m Speak Gently by luck dinner served. Mr.e. Lewa Grueser; three arti:::._:::_::::__:::._:.:::.._ _ ___ 1 cles, "To Help Stay YJ)ung," Mrs. Hu•h Bearbs, "PrestripUon fur LJvJng," Mn. John Hartung, a.pd "The Sweet Tooth," Mn. Wlllilm· Radford. A poem "Tea · an<t Polecat Grease" by Mrs. William Grucaer preceded C!le first aid article on "Heart Failure". by ¥!L Arlee Ab~tt, whi<:b CODfl.~ed· !}ae: PfO" gram. 'Hua:h Bearbs wer~ th• a cOJJtest conducted by " Leonard. ' '• 6-DaJ.Iy Sentinel, Pomeroy.Middleporl, 0., Feb. 23, 19&7 ' Contribulio.. were made to tbe · Mr.s.) Clifford' • ' • • I ..j ' • .. 1 ' '· • . 'I , \JI • I I • ,t'f ' • ' ' • I ... ' ' . • ' I .... • ' '· e • • '. ' ' ' • •• " ' '\ ; • . ,. - .., UNI'I'UII'It... .................... ,............. .....,.. ....... Olllr. ....., c.... , ......... •• / ' ,,.. : ) ...,.~ . Tlllllllly. CMildiJdfl ... IW,. ..._,.L M!oll ....... _.,. ... 11oo w. low _ ..., ... "'" - w ' ' . By BANK MONP ORD. E R .. .. ... ~ "" 1Anto. Overturns Into The Ohio Riv~A,:.~ndO~ And~ St ,RACINE ' ~ • • &!:.'"'=:..~hIL~~ a ~ble wa~ death early Y· . 'IJ' til u•~ on·thefr <H faii8CI Coming off of Cond6r Stftel on(jl'l!:. l(alli and their auto bounced and rolled • mto sballo.-......, of tbe.Ohlo·River. · . 11· ,.,_,W.tbt.Jic>Yf. •l!:dwiD D. Boner·, n .. Pomen>y, and Gilbert 8eyan, illliDJton, .D; c, lllffered mmor lnjurl•. Stitches They aN tale, COII'falelll. and ec:GJIOID• teal lor piciple . who dtllre . to •IMI . mo..-r ti!JciuP 111«•malls . ...wiiP c!o ilOt !lie ' - "'" taken ill ...,.• ..,. head tD4 .Youth Claims ~ InnOeeiKe · · I· n ~ :.: :-;-:.-::;, ~= ,Fatal Beating ~1:~\:~:;-:::~ c:hlc:b. Buy lh- at 11118 bank- dti.., .. lllf .... The FARMERS BANK ·and Savings CompiJny POMJROY, OHIO l MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. ll~bei Fet!e~ Reilei'vo System ~ ..' · \ .... Paaen1en lD tile eat wen Glen D. ·C., vililiDJ h.-e. Be ...s employ.. i GAU.II'OLIS, 0. (UP) - Uoyd , 811~ 17, today. molnlalned he .... ' 1~ in the 1*111 boatinJ of bos -nd ..,.0: 1o1m Wll'l, 88, · lnilepeDde~ Va.. Jut week. V1rlin1a authoiitlH Wtl'.e aped.1 ed to utndl,. lfll~- who will be 1 3 in for •murder w-lived . ~ • ' ' lour . ConvenleniJy Loealed Ward's FUNIRAL HOMI Off th~ street parkina: &Jiace gives you need· ed protection. We are located out o1 the C'fOWded section of tbe vlll.:Ce Where park· tna: is not so much of i pl'.oblem. The ho\l\~ like atmospbere preVaUa lD one of the RICest Funeral Homes in Southeutern Ohio w)lere service,. refleeta every refinement known to t~ profesaLOn. Our wide ranee of reuonable prices enables .every family to · keep the cost witlrln its meana. For your sick room need11, we have hospital beds and · wbeel chairs. - . , , to POD.. (lhlof rriat Jludto• and Sbeallt llobert Bor· teobo<b wJ>o invellll!o!Od the aeeident llolle)''t ... IJIIII'Oltbed E. lltiD' froiD COndor aad ita kakea falled . wben Boney a,PIIed tbitm to llop for on-,.'- ·tnffie.• . ..~. to miU w. tnlfle ..un_J bil car to the left after ._U.. up. It a curb; bocaneed OveF it. followed tile railrold tr..U d - .br '"' -~ 35 feet, 'Jllll '1'..1. lato a """"" .ro.lb "' . 40 feetoO( ...... )allfOr ron· IJ!d lbe35bOys' in the J?ver. wbeeb down. In - •-& Boney to lrrL R E. •ll<mev Glu,n ceeq, w,a • U~e ear u Jf landiEd JOUIII. ~:-~~ .-::• .:Cecil c.lonplele riineul wllll lhe moll! eukel ... ' ••·•I•••••''""'''''"' Dot 'iJUST $397.09 Funeral . a former anct."New • conduetQr, ·~.~~~~~lnlnl IL b h THIS IS OUR I . 2nd 'ANNIVERSARY " • CELEBRATING WITH SOME WE ARE I • CLARINCB PIFI OF THE NICEST CARS air.ovefle"ma!·rii~h Feb. 25 wea\b""' th,,·,naOon. tod.oy 0 and of mot"J:. rain over -' WAS WAS 229J Ford •' NOW NOW area.. of c.tll· $1695 . 2095 '$1895 55 Custom Iirle 4 dr. ~odio ond Heat11r, ~at 2 dr. Heater, Autc~matic:r' ronsmission. Nice ...o11e rs, Automatic Transmls~iol'), Tu""fone and' Cl~n. : , .. · : ,,. ' ~ • .. ....., Mornmg For • .~boir re· 7:30 "One Won Ute bome of $595 lcie A. Blake,.. FWleral Sel'\ljctS,. 1'o Be On· Last Rites Held.. : ' ~ootor Infant infant daulbter of Mr ~nd • Syraeu&et \ birth •• , · �I ·.;. • To rt, 0 eb. 25, 1 7 D. I MISSED k .27th TELEV ION GU -TV lHE 3 Xo&ltsln Tour Plant KYCie r Sun,.rtnv • fSH DE recti tile d&y even· Rt'V RS ••• • ' Ill I t II< 8o ear- er ·Mrs. JayQ.e hus Line ill Oh o h nn Dr. J.• J. DAVI HO A DON II 170 CROSSWO 19. P'ooted l . Leamdn& er ot a or Appointment rn,aaure .8 eot VI o · palace BUY JftUCTURAL I I ,lcuJt IRON - MI1'ALI ial our • 0 /1. 11a ,,., ~- ~ p ID I lQ DIIC Q Z L K KIIC •• .., Ql �I ·.;. • To rt, 0 eb. 25, 1 7 D. I MISSED k .27th TELEV ION GU -TV lHE 3 Xo&ltsln Tour Plant KYCie r Sun,.rtnv • fSH DE recti tile d&y even· Rt'V RS ••• • ' Ill I t II< 8o ear- er ·Mrs. JayQ.e hus Line ill Oh o h nn Dr. J.• J. DAVI HO A DON II 170 CROSSWO 19. P'ooted l . Leamdn& er ot a or Appointment rn,aaure .8 eot VI o · palace BUY JftUCTURAL I I ,lcuJt IRON - MI1'ALI ial our • 0 /1. 11a ,,., ~- ~ p ID I lQ DIIC Q Z L K KIIC •• .., Ql �.. .' •• ' I ' t I • • -' '• • ... cJne . •• ·-' I • . ••d. t.fn, Rft Hid .10111, Pomeroy. LIVESTOCK REPORT Athletic ~ . 11111 ~· Roborll ho.,o · IIOlol J\01!0>1. of Ohil> Volley lUTJ.ANI) dalqhler'a famllr, Jlr, Bob , ' ' lAND IDOirl" - " The Rutland Band ~~rl met .m-e 1ft. nd ifn. Rly Moore pf Uvea~ CO. at GalUpoJI•. Ohio, , . ¥r. ~114 )frt. Jl'ej>. JJ, I.,: &I tb• blfb Jl!bo91 lloPday .,,n. /!!U)II,~~ . Mld4fol>cfl. lliOGI - 17J to zao lb.o. 18119 Inc, Felt. 1$. The meetJnr in ,u,:a~. IJfl. JArpnl lull reto 17, li2G to ZIG !be. 11.10 to q, charte of tbe pfflideat, Mrs. MU· I w" To-B.eAdds Silvet To oc recent f:w:JUJ an4 l4bt 18'.10 kt 17, Fat SOw• 12 to report w11 -cove~ II ali,lo to bo about bat work. If. St,lt!a U II> If, 119ara 10 to 12. fl\lel) by Mrs. Pearl Canf(lay, an4 ud YrJ. K.tltb PJUJnD\81' of SOWt tr ?lei -'0 'to 71, Shoata 4 lo the tre,.urer's · report by Vfl. · Ca lit Jean PJI'ker, \,Vbo repprted that .C~ll, Olit~re &'C$Jnt guett• 1'5. dr~ Pr,ate. Secretary'• M'r· qf ~ei,r ar_ _ w ent•, ME. and ~ Alplui l'l'll'l!f"'· ~ ware ..for 1•• to 18, I!ell' · ,.,. 1e tp ~ Babr S,el It lj> t8, &Jr. and Mrs. Grant Ruwll and ' CO';I 9 to 1.2. Canner• e to ,8, ,.., Rleky,' ' ChoOh~ie, llfl. RQII Blllll 10 19 IJ, "'" Cowo 60 to 9lewart al\f}aon , lit. and Mra. Ro- 'J,:f,l. · "''f""" ' OOrt Stewart and f~llY. and Mn. ~ Kellh Wnodo and Ohlldran ali ,of ~ C~L~ - 'J'Oi>• 80, S.,cHlnenville were receat vieitora oni;IJ ~ to 28, V~lUn U~ 41 20, COUNCIL MIIJS . of Mr .aud Mn. RDII StOWII'I Sr. )1... 10 lo 20, C.UIIJ 8 l '> The Horne DemorWraUon Coun- and children. . ell with Mrs. GeneVa Nolan 1, Mrs. Curtis Spira. is rccoYerd 1 ·· ¥P • Z,. • ~~- 5 to char.ge 01et at tMe bome of Mrs. h'.om a ment Illness. 10. Stoet Ewes a to 8, Fil Sheep Binda Diehl. TUesday, potluck Mise Mary Rice is rec:overinr d to ~. C<!lll I to,f, JI~~Cki 3 to 6, lunch wu served at noon to Mrs. from recent eur.ery at Gra.nt Fat Wethers .3 to fl. GoldJe And,erson, Hrs. Gr~e Hospital. Thomat, Mrs. L. J . Heiner Mra . " ~. ~tty Jane . and _.ndy LAMB$ - Tt'lpl 18, Seconds 12 Sam Dyke, Mrs. Reberca Fotan' ~Prouse ape.nt tbe y.oeelr: end w,ih to 18, Usht WU. 12 to 15, Com· •Mrs. Ver~ Snowden, Mrl. Clari ~elr a:rand,gt.ot.ber, Mrs. Carpenter . m.on 10 to 14. Wells and Miu 6p41 Armstrona. ID ~ Plea~t. . - -- ,- Sal ,Ma.a;Ue. u enthulia•Ue 11 rookies ba1f his age, ~~ . Mr. and Mn. Cllniol'lj Plerte and ' ArotuecJ . goal of 15 victories GOLDIN CIRCLE M.I ITS ' 1ons· visited Sqnday wlitb their ' QDP. · 8 'I'he Golden Cirele Class of the · parent~, Mrs. LesUe Hubbard - t , -1[ "':"' . · make 19S'7 his best years, the United Cbr-lstian ehU.~h met at 111e home Syn:cuse and Mr. and Mrs' Da: ' li' . of Rev. anJI ~ra. ~r1 Slack on.. ·Ables . oiJtaeine. . , ·· • : ..rOF ~ ~ ·· ''My target is to Thurs~ay everu~. Feb. 1-fl. Mr. alliJ_- r,fl'fl. Don Aq.der n' ·. ·i£ that's enough ' another pennant," ~A buslneJS aesslon - ~as beld -an4 villted receo.tly .wHh tbebt daua:it- : ol{l butler he ~ns were made to PW'chase new er and family ¥r ~ad )Jh p-.·1 · · ~~1-' ltght nxtu~s lo~ the parsonaae. ... sinith near p~ro_er(ay u... &..d 1 ur•SHINI'!rn~ UP - · ·u 't th~ Brooklyn 1'h.t! door p•e a 4ecorated · · ~·· "'""' er"' ~ - ~'-"' - y~-. ~ ,.--, nJ • Fla.. training heart',.haped c.ake ~~ teepina:·we ,.dn .WII h~o~.d .IUe~ at I birth· .-d Sbt~ .a nd · ·wae] I JJ;9Ute:l the V 1 .,. · ay pattY. ••veo lif· l.l~ dauaMor. 1«11!1 bno.. W!)ay t•at ••e 1s ~now .if. I can .tart , -" ;;;;; .. ~ & en.•~... e season, was won y ~~an Aim tnd Mrt. Betty Sid~ ..~ t,;.Z 7 d "dloc..~ .,... o... yean, ltut I'm Mrs. Jess1e Grueser. had -infiueQA. ~ ._..... .-."'P e.t Jt ,Y ~ --:--..en • . Refreshments of cherry pie' and ~- and Mn. ~!lf .lD BaUenaee · coffee were aerved to Mr. and of J)(lxter vi~ted receiltlr with 'Ale hope, !!lpllni !r-OUJ an a•JMra. Robert Canaday and daua:llt· Mn. Freda Ballenjee .and f'alfillJ . p.~ren~ ~w 4JO~ric.an ippi'Off:h tu er, Sabra, Mr•. Jessie Grueser and Uae gu~ti,Qfa ol g:uarapteting fl.\ son, Charles, Mrs. 1Verna Snowden, r.~ aa,ii\St .fut\lre RtypPan s ·· Miss TheJma Michael, Mrs. Jestle \ Q OSS tack.s, ¥·'ld · reported Tg.acli cona, UNITED PIII!SS Malden , Robert HJll and Rev. ,and {Conti • ,· ees¥:ions i.D ita dt<mtn.;ls tar safe $aturdaf Mra. Sl•ck and 801:11. • • nue. ·1_rom '"" ,.., . auud.s against ,~:.uch .aLtac.ks be· The March meetlng will be held chttree of worJr:. in Jf~w Haven, tort puUing out at .ia:~·ptian -t erri- MIAMI: WIUie Hartack ~oted Bardstown to victory in tlM! t1t9,at the home of Mr. and !.Jrs. Purl Uut.t:ord, Clifton, ¥11oa, ~West Co- tor.y. 400 Widener Handicap. ~ Va;n Meter of Gallipolit · 'l\I_Tbll, ~nd (.et6tl:. He -will be aslined by-. HA'!X Miller, alap of Abt)a. Eba.n. Israeli ambassndor ARCADIA, CaUf. : -Cprn HUsker. HONOIED ON BIRTHDAY ·New Haven. to Was~ngtoa., COQf.:!rrcd Cor 3 The relaUves ot Joe Grue~r .- ·Persons · .,pMUn,c $1 or moJ•e nours and W ~nu~p !Jun(iay with a 19-:!i shot, edged Holandet n by lathered at his home Sunday noon will recfeive memberaiUp ka the Secretary Of State Join Fo.ster a haJf.Jength' to win the $140,700 with a 'POUuclr: dinner to help American Red Cross ,·aitd eligible Dulle~. Fqllowint: · tlleir mee"Hm; Santa Anita Handie~p. I him celebrate hlfl 77th blrthday. to vote for board members of the they lSaued a Joint statement voicN~ YORK : Three of t6e naThose present.-ere .hit daughter Mason Count, .ehapter. Jng hope for J. •s'olution .... conlira. Wade Tom and son, Jaek, li!!tent with tbe prilleiplos o( the tions top ten coneee basketball teams, Louisville, Iowa S\1~... and and .laek Gilkey of Athens• ]Jls l'niter:l Natiom ." BNdley, taJted defeat. 1isters, Mrs. Elizabeth Itathlsdrn W . J - - - -- -aud a:raoddau,ebter, Sally, Mrl. Sunday Anna Reuter. Mrs. Clara ·G•u•••·· . (Contloue~ , _ ........1 HOUSTON. Tex.: Stocky Qene • Mr. and Mr•. t.ouia Reibel, Pome- 4:0~ air maas beaan, movlna; Lnto · . - · Bot1e clung lO the lead at the roy, Mr. and ·Mrs. IAe Myen or ~o,nlfl)a. three-quarters mark of d.e•$38,000 i\otJand, bis llfOnd4~!111hlef, J!lr.. Early today, how~r, S.vre, . 0UD S Houston Open with a ten"'nderalld Mrs. P..url Van Meter Of Gtd· .Mont., recor,;le,d 41 b~lnY low of 46; pa-r 206. ~IJ!I>)Ia; his i!Oftl, . Mr. and Mrs, .. eompared wllh a low ol 2 de- Se · Rid\ard Grueaer and sons, Mike ~ · S,turday mornJpJ. aftd Jl~J.DY, and Mr. atld Mrs. AJ. ,CblCUO'S.).qib of 82 Sunday was . The ' date l~r the ,._ 80n Colunly . NEW YORKl K!J)'i NieJsen de· len Grueser and lOP of ;Rutland. ouly ~ .ttu:reu 011 tU record for .,..., feat~ Herbie Flam to Win the ·Na. ' . the date, a~t 1ln 1030 and the 4·H Round Up has be.en set f9r tionallndoot:. tennis" ~amp1WIP IIRT!I ~NNOI.\N~·D · · -rly "~~ ~ Cll)l1j1ared Yl'ldll,l', 1•'11' )f, allOQ<diios to an . · · . Mr. and MrJ. Waller McQu\1~1 'W!tb n~dJ . 1$o""'ein C.U· - e . l l j lro19 ll•ooeJJ· R. , .ll.i.QACKS SIGN 1 \ fBettr. .NiQ)lols) are aqnq9Rciiia: ~: ' rnia anftM . Tfial. I ' . • Md#Y. ~non County Four.f{ Club. ·Mlil'IMORE (UP) - HalfbAcks birth of a d~ushter, s_and'ra Louie, a.v.a:ar~ the '!MUW81Ppl' f~e~~·t.,, ,, '' 1 ' · ; ' 1 ~~··r 1- · ' t t 1 ~1 BA~ ..:t}~adshaw of BP,wlinJ Qreen born at 3:~ p. .g:~., ~i!JRJ, 1)~. Ui V'all'eY.~ the q_r.eat ~e1 , ·thf: J;aro. A : P.llltllc tPC.a~i,Q.g C()qtest, . a 'Q'.#lY'WBlty and Joe Guld? of at the Sch~ekel CU ic. Maternal •Jines aad moat of the Gtllf Coaat demonatratio,n oontelt and a cou-n- Youngstown Co11ege were .s~gnfd grand~nts ar. . r. 'and Mrl. lrom east Tr.xas to cetltral nor~ tY style revue .are te~tures of the today J)r the Baltimore ' Colts of Ch~let, NiC!hoh of ¥.<:Arthur and ~da. round-up. Winners bJ. ~ p~Uc the NOtional Football League. great grandmotber Js Mrs. Louise speaking· and the , demonstration WILLIAMs IS LAST Nichols: contests will go to the regiOnal NEW YQRK (UP)-Ted Wll· ,.. .. ·- events in Spencer. County wlnnen Mr. and Mt1. JUdson Price lind r In th st I ""II dl ell J~s, wh!) hit .406 in 1941, is the famlly ol Spencer, w. V4. ~ted ((ontlritttd from p.p to th: s!a;e r;~J: R~v:! in ~.e.! mo,t recent of major league ba•e· baU•s .400-hitter.s. Bill Terry 's .401 their m9tber, Mn. Mary Priee Workers Sund•y were Mn. IT--' ·ion Mill in August in 1930 was the last time a Nationover the week end ,fDd attended .11in Baumgnrdner, Kn._ George · the funeral Or thelt aunt, Mr•. Childs. Mr!. Ed~in Hauert/, Mrs. Priddy also announced that tbe al ~ag!,ler has topped .400. Ellen ~etlh'!lr at the ·Ll,nJnrllle .C._D. Reich'Jbm Mr1 Walter Roush, "'H Activity Day bas been set for Church, Sunday. . Nell_le zerkle, ' Mrs Everett Thursday, Ju~:te (1, fit the Ma;sqp TI:~INING HORSES Mrs . .crella Meijaffl,' w,~· was avis Mrs. _Beulah White Sally County 4-K Camp. The day was LONI;)ON (UP) - John Hay mucb t.,_proved after 1$1vlft& t4e chaaf, Mr.ll. James Pullen MH· changed lrom Frid~y in order to (Jock) Wbitney, U.S. Ambassad.u b~ital Ja poorly again. IJfss N9t- ~red Hawley, Mrs. MiltQn 'Hood, &ive 4-H Club me.ra.more tlme to Engltmd, said Sunday he bas etha Fle~ln.t called on . her Jaat Mrs. Rodney Sauer, Mra. Eya D.\lt· to plan for the Round-Up Day. sevez,:l horses training in BritiJn week. ton Stout, Mra. Kenneth Mc,lbin· . . but dld hot expect any of ~hem ·Howard ~urford of Belle. Vi- n_v, . Mrs. ~Jptl Rade1Jffe, Mn. l'~~~~UeM, It wac• aJso annouuc:- '!Ould qUalify for the Grand NaVa., visij:ad Sun~a)' with hlt -m *- pana Hafl1i.¥dlb, &Jn. Jieqn~ lfj.d· !t .. ~ ason opnty Hi Pin tional. . . er, Mrs. Emina [Burford. . . ·lox Mrs. CUrtis Jentinao¥, Bar- W~~s wdl have a aq~are dance ~s. Owen McKinney, Mrs. Rt:JSI ~r~ Stiles, Frecldi~ jw~elt, on saturday, March 9, U1 the Wa·· ' · PUNCTUAtiON Stewart Sr., Mrs. Robert ·Cutoe, ·J4rt. Janw afe.wbictoo Mn M . High School Gymnalium, PETROrr UP - County rre_. !lira. Gur Pri4dr and daupter, (,.. Kelly, MI .. M'!'Y phjiups .,.: . · 11 'Ill club membm, leadore, <$r H~ld Stoll sent out a PhlP· attende4 -~- Jtotk abower li~n tW:: Pewey Guthrie, llrt. Orbl Smttli ·~e~u~ors ~~:,a:ec;l ~ . 1~%0 ~· · eriy tav. bUJl.._etin listing the county Mr•· Vir~ Fr)'F 1t the \WJile Qf ~rs. Claude 4~1~% ¥ra. 9· ~ ing School be ~dc:. t And~: . ~··;a: ' *'1~: ~~ ' Detroit a.s $7,3~3 ~r ,M n. c~u Mattbews Mlr .Cht floUIIh, Mn. 'J)EID";Ir Rice, lfis IObfl~weoJDb'l in Hunttncto ' ' ·~· . .l"d valuation. Hl.!l bul· Qene Hilbert, Mr1. l;..eo . Childs ·¥ · b 15 t D30 AM .ut n on letln ~~Y.~d- some consternatiOn 1hire lut 'week. Mrs. ~vi Fle!l!ina ••~ da~a~w. ,llfB· Harold, i..onr 'Mr.. o. E. M.: f!l"";ibets 'tn ~rd y · &iwin Club !IDUI ao9;)iir buUetin '!'as issued · 1DlAer are Jnvited ~fattend II or · dep1J,Jcl~- the eomma witb. . a Noretba, :v~ted recently wJth ~N' ·~nle~ Kn. Dale Mournina. final ~ayment waa mlde on the new uniform• recentlY ppoehued. It waa voted to ply a bill of 8tl.OO to ~he Kenney Mu1lc Co. Plana were discussed lOr 1 '-h'leken diuOer tp be liven by tile 'group sometime durtna: MiNoh. th ,. ~ 'l'!'lll.v_____c.tee v~ , .,_....., 'at rt f:.m· " Sal Enthusia,sti~ Over Chances For 15 Wins In 1957 H J' Q.-ltJ·' . Of :pp lsrae·Ji• 'Diannta • r .Weekend S~ffg Summary Maso ' Red Cr ' I Racine's aU - around scoring pOwer could not be checbd a• Carl Wolfe hit Tor 20, Ronnie Sal- .-- Tornado Is Seeded No. I, Gets Opening Bye, Shot At Generals Coub Larry Morrlaon'B Racine Tornadoes ~e ~eeded No. 1 aJJd drew Mc:Arthur lor their openin1 aulpment Wednelday niJht tn the Class A feetionll tournament at Ohio Uniftlralty &YD'I·. DnwiniCI were made ln AU.ena Sundlly attendPd by Racine high Principal Don&ld Wolfe, School Coach Morrison, and three of his tearu, Doug Graham, Bob · Birch &nd Ronnie Salser, lhe latter three to get a look at their flcld of batt1c, the spacious university cage floor. It was "old stomping a:rounds'' to Morrison who wa 1 a rea:ular on Bobcat teama of the re~nt post. ser 13, Ivan Powell 6. and Bob Birch 9. Arter Racine's momen· tary a11essment of the opposition at the opening whlfltle, with the ecore 7-t for Racine, Graham .got one of two free throws1 hit lialn on a pulh shot out of tne key and drove in off the screen for his first of many just like U. WoJfe tal1ied on a screen play, Salser added a free throw and Graham got another Jay-up. Meanwhile, the Jackets were having tr()qble controUing the boArds, and Hlndy, Mo\-ris, and Bowles could get but one long fielder eacb. It waS 17-12. As the quarter ended 1 I \IIOILD WltTI~WIIGHT CHAMPION Carmen BasiUo ol Syracuse, 1(, Y., walk• to a neutral eorner as his opponent, Johnny Saxton ot ih'9oklyn, N. Y., Ilea tn the canvas just before he-waa cOwlted o.ut at 2: 42 ot the second round In their championship bout ln Cleveland, Ohio. Bn11i11o retained bls title by a technic:al knocl[out. Seconds' later, the 2U~year•91d Champion {bottom) dropa. to his knen end prays in e now-tamUiar.a:esture, "We train for )5 round.s,.but, we ~hank God If It enda sooner," Baslllo ex.p~alned. The champion hl!d lP~t bl8 title on nn unpopular dedslon to Saxton ll montha aio and the.q re,alned it wltb 1 pinth!.round knop}o;Qllt l!lst ,S_ept_ember. · . . · Has ·Koor·Re rd Of 'f-~1 'f~ This S~ easqn. w_"' . . TM U1;11 •cor~d I TIRE KELLY SUPEIFLEX $12.95 • . ~::"~~":.:!1 :u~~~·' orr· rebound M~etta, 2nd Team In Panther's Way,, Racine eenunued to pue up ad·) , . •· CO ,', e~h•:;ll~~~;!,,~t:he draw, and the V~l\.tllle Ul1~1 the fourth quarter -~, coaches, Larry Morrl- Jomeroy's PAnthen b.ave t n1 sen,tatlonal r~ •' as the boat In the neJ ;, atltuted IOW"Jild t~ely. Nolin Swackhamer• sub- JIOOd ch ltiJ.CC t,o w1n tv.:o Sect10no · I Tnrnadoe1 a "break" · acore w<t s 58 _36 iDin lnto Tournament games week in to \\'olfe. ' the last fram e. Racine 18 , in 13a Athens would beInto decided un · The Torn .. doea drew a bye Ia ' more volnts, Middleport d~rdogs but to advance the Dis· THIS the first round while the otiu~r hopelo8!)y loat cause. tr1ct Class AA tournament noxt week. powerful t e am i, Nelaonville, ·Ames.Bern, and N·ew Lexington Racine went into the game with The third-Medcd Pantbcrs meet St. Aloysius tia:ht It out. Two of a team shootlng percentaa:o of New Lexington Tuesday night on them will be home hanatn&; up 49.6% In 21 gamea. Against Mid- the Ohio gym rtoor at 6:15 p m. their gym toea uatiJ next winter dleport the Tornadoes took 40 The New Lex team Ia in a rebuildby the time Racine meeta the win- ahott, hit 21. for 02% . It may be lng year, has a 6-12 record, and ner of that trio provided Racine noted here, too, that official bat- hu played .some JOOd, some bad beata McArthur (124) the second ke~baU rules In hi&h !C!hool, :eol· ball thl.i win1er. · ' tlme this season. le11e and profesaional play do not If th.e Panthers pass their first eoun~ aa a "shot" any pl.ay D'l&de The Tornadoea WOuld have to at the basket upon whleh the test ,they run into the Marietta play only three aamet to Win the shooter Is fouled; unlea, the ba• Tlaera coached bY Bill Ross Thurs' SeeUonal meetll\,l. Other seeded ket Ia made, and is couotl'id . day nl&bt at 8:30 'P-m. Marietta • teams arc Shawnee (14-2) aeeond, will be no pushover, but the Tiger Nelsonville (l:h1) third, and Buth· Raelne. took a record ·.a frc• club is not bl&, it ta apiced wi~h tel (19-3) fourth. OUter unleeded throw~ called for them by referees sophomores and junion, and tt club, to play Include Union Fur- 8lo11er and Ke.aal. They hit 20, owna up to a poor mediocre re nace (13-3), South Bloomln,rvllle a low percenta1e for Racfn(!. cord of 4·14 on tbe season. (11-3). Rio Gralide (14:-3), CorDiniJ 'Mlddloport 1hot '73 tJmea, hit 22 (18·4). There are J1 In all. M~flctta, In one' doae·to·home (one mOre than .Racine} l(lr 30%. They connocted on 10 of 21 tree compariJon, defeated Atben1 early This wet:lk'a 1chedule followa: throws., '" the season DO 40 before Coach Monflay, Fob. 21!, 8:10p.m., Ncl• Charles McAiee had jelled his Tubele11 - ,1:70sll sonville va. Ames•Born; 7:30 p.m., ·For the winners the plar of club. Thls game wa1 forfeited 6y Buchtel va. south Bloomlntvll1e: Graham and Wolfe w11, brJJliant Marietta, later when it was de• B:.foS p.m., Rio Grande vt. CornJnr. on often~. as wu Bob l.li'ch a1 l termined the TIJJ;er1 used an over . Wednesday, Ftb. 27, · ;r. p.m., Rt· ~Jaymaker. fho Jaetoto faUoa to aaeplayer .. emc vs. McArthur: 8:80 p.m., win· work tile ball In lor a olqlo layTop BC:orer of the Tigefll is PJt ner or the Nel•oavllle-.Antea·Bern up. Bobby Nelson .-tole the ball In aame v11. New Lexln1t0n st. ~loy· the openlna 1eeond• and blt on Morris, veteran · ~·11 senior who 1:71111 slus. hla run to tbo baoket. He did It has been hitting at a 14-point 1ame clip. He Is the only boy in Friday, March 1, T p.ID., Shaw- OftGe more ln the Udrd ttuatter, the double column n•ure. and ml•aed. By the eft4,, of that nee vs. Unlon Furnace: ,1:10 p.m., Othtr& aro Loran DimJt wim1er of the Buthtel•Blooml!'ll· third aeulon, R'Mine had rbot ~ junior at .forwar,l, Bob Pinder, time~ and hU 17 tlmH for • lre'VIlle a:ame va. winner ol· the R1o m61ldot:a 6lU%, Grande-Corning came. Plus Tax and Old Tire 1 Bowles was d~•dly_ lroQI tho cor· •CASH 8NL1' 9.000 IXPICT~D nora but efto111Jh of blo ond tbe N~W ARK, NJ. (1/P)- t'ormor othon' lona alio~ olmpl,y would champion Kid Glviitll and wtl·~~~~·~lfnc.N~~~wlea1ayod under tbe terwcl~ht contender Vince Martin· of bt :I thrte fouta cz are expected to draw: a erowd in he flr.t quarter of 9,000 and · • a:ate· ot NO.OOO on oU;t. pert ot the time Tuesday nl&ht In lhelr nonwa• bolldlna Ill W. Mala 81. . J'om•roy televised lO·f!'OUnd bOUt. It the lead. He had (our Newark Armory. tbe. ·:and frame. re1led late In · quarter wllh four toult. no( nt~rn taniU late ln ·wEEK'S . Toms Looking To More Cb~ceS On Golf Money Loop tloo...$300.. ~tsoo ...fJOoo ber. ' MOORES ~:"' . • . ' BE THE "COOLEST ond CRAZIEST". ,. 011 tile lalfl!'w•v with • · .. HAVILAN.D · SJ!Ort Muffler . • I ' . \ ':W"' Flberglu! Pacl,lJJ .a, ~ . Score b.Y quorlora: Rl!'lne .... . .. ... lll 3T Ill n Middleport ... , . M I . .Ia KOlttNG 23 ae •Racine. .Grab..,. t (B.a) 113: Sol· tt: hwell s <Ml 1: Wolle 6 (S.It) :Ill; llirt~ 1 ('1-14> ..,. a-tt-lSl It N·on SeG,r!lrl, Aoamo, A. Boe&lo, Chap...... 'l'Gtih,• 11 (IIH8) "' Mkldloporl. NarrJ• 4 (0.2) 8: Kennedf J ·tlil 'll BOwlq 6 (4-$1 16; Hlru!Y ~ tt-il ~; l'l•llon 2 (2-31 8; )l.c'omal ,I (0.1) 8: .T.- KoUy I (O-Il I~HO.- ·l~l 0 (Hl II; : ~~\•• a; Jot. !tell¥ ' s !14) ' 7; Crooho 0:1)4. \l'I'O!if!\.jii•U0.31) '04. ' ru1 ' ! ''· · ,. !: . • m:~.~~te~ann!;:)' ::::~ ~~: felt Toms alHady hu hil gaJQC •' ·•. ·-· ,.,,. ' 't_'-*~·E. ." Mat. ,.·.~t. PQtneroJ· if::::~ ~ T ' 1 , Pho~ 111 . · • ' ...• 11 ,1 ~·~ .. p...,,,., ' .• . •' )VITJI • '• -~• ' ..: . . ' ' < 'I ..' ; ' ' .. ,, \· r ' ' ' ·' ' ' I ' ' " .. ~' > I ' • •• •'• • .. .• . •• ' ••. ..,.. ......,.._,............ ........". ') . ; •• .. ali: ~. ~ 2 t:-·1 ¥.' • •• ' ... We GifeYour Old Wb,_fetCOot the· Look Mason County 4-H R dUp·Date J t' For J'one 14 ,n.. . 1•m'l ;tit . ....-.,.,- - ' • . . -- . ·.....:...,- • .,..,.,__. · __ .._ ----·- · tU.NCY THIS IS P¥ od. . SAFEliY WEE'K ., ., ,. q, .s ' l 'I' !< , , /!.) .. I , ' ,I , ) ... ,,.,.1:- ~~ ,.1. ' ' ,_ •: ,-.'( I.ADIIsr' ··. · . .. #iidllu . ~.~. t ' ' ,_fi;,&.J.' ,•i: ,. ' ' • • r, f• '" ,i > • .1 .•• • ··~ • qf N~~ss, ~~c., wiilMo~ :for Good "~'II·'." .' <. ... f '-' ~ ., , ,. ' ,; ~ f. ,,., f. ~ .. . • ,.. . ·•:.. ,.. .X•. , t· ..... • ' ,• ... ~'<.t > ~ ,. '' !' \''I ~;'~· . t ' .. 'Heart Fund · .. ( ' . ' TOPCOAt I 11/EATHER ' ' £1u C~OTHES I ro.UR I ·;: , ~ • • . '' t ..., • "Pep Up'~ Y.•ur!1'11'4!4 WinterWordJOn.· • •. 1 1!:o:11~~:~:u:b~~=======~========~===~~· :~~~~~~~~ol: ,_ ••a ,..... +- ' $15.95 PHONE 311-Y '. : .. ;,' Lo~~tt~~~~::;. Flr:; Tom~ SUPERFLEX Pontemy Sunoco Station ' • ' PRESTIGE • • Durham N. C., lOoked around tO' day 'or new golf tourntmentt to tune up hi• game for tbe Nttloaill Am•teur ~hampion•hip' ln Septem· Coach Ross waa the lead!~ scorer on Ohio University teama ot 184:1 and 1943. He coached at Glenford when Hur.sey set the Sectional and District tournament£ on fire in the late fortles. Shou(d Pomeroy beat Marietta il wtll no doubt era1h into Cbljllw eothe whteb only m111t pt over Ga11ipoUa. $15.95 • . WANT SOME CASH ' . 6-2 ,bphoinore at ~ ci!ntel'! Bill polished to -perfection. Te._, bear .B_rasmgton, · ' • •"" In ••· ••hoIe II-...!.•·· :1·6 senior ana Larry p auI• •• an'"~ '-""' OKr ""~"".,. Slmn1on!l, 5·10 junior at tbe ~::ere:~:~~~~~~~=Wl~'•i the 2&tb ~~guards.9 Brasina:ton , avcraa:ed about point~ pef has game. Marietta finished sixth in th-e Central Ohic.. League. They lost lwice to highly-touted Chillicothe by identical scores of 80-62. They beat Coahoctoh twice &nd won over Dover and Cambridge. - 1 , WILUE '' T"EN, YD\.o'RE Ndr ANGRY BECAUSE. l CAME 1-iC!? E:,~ 6RAD i' ·- �.. .' •• ' I ' t I • • -' '• • ... cJne . •• ·-' I • . ••d. t.fn, Rft Hid .10111, Pomeroy. LIVESTOCK REPORT Athletic ~ . 11111 ~· Roborll ho.,o · IIOlol J\01!0>1. of Ohil> Volley lUTJ.ANI) dalqhler'a famllr, Jlr, Bob , ' ' lAND IDOirl" - " The Rutland Band ~~rl met .m-e 1ft. nd ifn. Rly Moore pf Uvea~ CO. at GalUpoJI•. Ohio, , . ¥r. ~114 )frt. Jl'ej>. JJ, I.,: &I tb• blfb Jl!bo91 lloPday .,,n. /!!U)II,~~ . Mld4fol>cfl. lliOGI - 17J to zao lb.o. 18119 Inc, Felt. 1$. The meetJnr in ,u,:a~. IJfl. JArpnl lull reto 17, li2G to ZIG !be. 11.10 to q, charte of tbe pfflideat, Mrs. MU· I w" To-B.eAdds Silvet To oc recent f:w:JUJ an4 l4bt 18'.10 kt 17, Fat SOw• 12 to report w11 -cove~ II ali,lo to bo about bat work. If. St,lt!a U II> If, 119ara 10 to 12. fl\lel) by Mrs. Pearl Canf(lay, an4 ud YrJ. K.tltb PJUJnD\81' of SOWt tr ?lei -'0 'to 71, Shoata 4 lo the tre,.urer's · report by Vfl. · Ca lit Jean PJI'ker, \,Vbo repprted that .C~ll, Olit~re &'C$Jnt guett• 1'5. dr~ Pr,ate. Secretary'• M'r· qf ~ei,r ar_ _ w ent•, ME. and ~ Alplui l'l'll'l!f"'· ~ ware ..for 1•• to 18, I!ell' · ,.,. 1e tp ~ Babr S,el It lj> t8, &Jr. and Mrs. Grant Ruwll and ' CO';I 9 to 1.2. Canner• e to ,8, ,.., Rleky,' ' ChoOh~ie, llfl. RQII Blllll 10 19 IJ, "'" Cowo 60 to 9lewart al\f}aon , lit. and Mra. Ro- 'J,:f,l. · "''f""" ' OOrt Stewart and f~llY. and Mn. ~ Kellh Wnodo and Ohlldran ali ,of ~ C~L~ - 'J'Oi>• 80, S.,cHlnenville were receat vieitora oni;IJ ~ to 28, V~lUn U~ 41 20, COUNCIL MIIJS . of Mr .aud Mn. RDII StOWII'I Sr. )1... 10 lo 20, C.UIIJ 8 l '> The Horne DemorWraUon Coun- and children. . ell with Mrs. GeneVa Nolan 1, Mrs. Curtis Spira. is rccoYerd 1 ·· ¥P • Z,. • ~~- 5 to char.ge 01et at tMe bome of Mrs. h'.om a ment Illness. 10. Stoet Ewes a to 8, Fil Sheep Binda Diehl. TUesday, potluck Mise Mary Rice is rec:overinr d to ~. C<!lll I to,f, JI~~Cki 3 to 6, lunch wu served at noon to Mrs. from recent eur.ery at Gra.nt Fat Wethers .3 to fl. GoldJe And,erson, Hrs. Gr~e Hospital. Thomat, Mrs. L. J . Heiner Mra . " ~. ~tty Jane . and _.ndy LAMB$ - Tt'lpl 18, Seconds 12 Sam Dyke, Mrs. Reberca Fotan' ~Prouse ape.nt tbe y.oeelr: end w,ih to 18, Usht WU. 12 to 15, Com· •Mrs. Ver~ Snowden, Mrl. Clari ~elr a:rand,gt.ot.ber, Mrs. Carpenter . m.on 10 to 14. Wells and Miu 6p41 Armstrona. ID ~ Plea~t. . - -- ,- Sal ,Ma.a;Ue. u enthulia•Ue 11 rookies ba1f his age, ~~ . Mr. and Mn. Cllniol'lj Plerte and ' ArotuecJ . goal of 15 victories GOLDIN CIRCLE M.I ITS ' 1ons· visited Sqnday wlitb their ' QDP. · 8 'I'he Golden Cirele Class of the · parent~, Mrs. LesUe Hubbard - t , -1[ "':"' . · make 19S'7 his best years, the United Cbr-lstian ehU.~h met at 111e home Syn:cuse and Mr. and Mrs' Da: ' li' . of Rev. anJI ~ra. ~r1 Slack on.. ·Ables . oiJtaeine. . , ·· • : ..rOF ~ ~ ·· ''My target is to Thurs~ay everu~. Feb. 1-fl. Mr. alliJ_- r,fl'fl. Don Aq.der n' ·. ·i£ that's enough ' another pennant," ~A buslneJS aesslon - ~as beld -an4 villted receo.tly .wHh tbebt daua:it- : ol{l butler he ~ns were made to PW'chase new er and family ¥r ~ad )Jh p-.·1 · · ~~1-' ltght nxtu~s lo~ the parsonaae. ... sinith near p~ro_er(ay u... &..d 1 ur•SHINI'!rn~ UP - · ·u 't th~ Brooklyn 1'h.t! door p•e a 4ecorated · · ~·· "'""' er"' ~ - ~'-"' - y~-. ~ ,.--, nJ • Fla.. training heart',.haped c.ake ~~ teepina:·we ,.dn .WII h~o~.d .IUe~ at I birth· .-d Sbt~ .a nd · ·wae] I JJ;9Ute:l the V 1 .,. · ay pattY. ••veo lif· l.l~ dauaMor. 1«11!1 bno.. W!)ay t•at ••e 1s ~now .if. I can .tart , -" ;;;;; .. ~ & en.•~... e season, was won y ~~an Aim tnd Mrt. Betty Sid~ ..~ t,;.Z 7 d "dloc..~ .,... o... yean, ltut I'm Mrs. Jess1e Grueser. had -infiueQA. ~ ._..... .-."'P e.t Jt ,Y ~ --:--..en • . Refreshments of cherry pie' and ~- and Mn. ~!lf .lD BaUenaee · coffee were aerved to Mr. and of J)(lxter vi~ted receiltlr with 'Ale hope, !!lpllni !r-OUJ an a•JMra. Robert Canaday and daua:llt· Mn. Freda Ballenjee .and f'alfillJ . p.~ren~ ~w 4JO~ric.an ippi'Off:h tu er, Sabra, Mr•. Jessie Grueser and Uae gu~ti,Qfa ol g:uarapteting fl.\ son, Charles, Mrs. 1Verna Snowden, r.~ aa,ii\St .fut\lre RtypPan s ·· Miss TheJma Michael, Mrs. Jestle \ Q OSS tack.s, ¥·'ld · reported Tg.acli cona, UNITED PIII!SS Malden , Robert HJll and Rev. ,and {Conti • ,· ees¥:ions i.D ita dt<mtn.;ls tar safe $aturdaf Mra. Sl•ck and 801:11. • • nue. ·1_rom '"" ,.., . auud.s against ,~:.uch .aLtac.ks be· The March meetlng will be held chttree of worJr:. in Jf~w Haven, tort puUing out at .ia:~·ptian -t erri- MIAMI: WIUie Hartack ~oted Bardstown to victory in tlM! t1t9,at the home of Mr. and !.Jrs. Purl Uut.t:ord, Clifton, ¥11oa, ~West Co- tor.y. 400 Widener Handicap. ~ Va;n Meter of Gallipolit · 'l\I_Tbll, ~nd (.et6tl:. He -will be aslined by-. HA'!X Miller, alap of Abt)a. Eba.n. Israeli ambassndor ARCADIA, CaUf. : -Cprn HUsker. HONOIED ON BIRTHDAY ·New Haven. to Was~ngtoa., COQf.:!rrcd Cor 3 The relaUves ot Joe Grue~r .- ·Persons · .,pMUn,c $1 or moJ•e nours and W ~nu~p !Jun(iay with a 19-:!i shot, edged Holandet n by lathered at his home Sunday noon will recfeive memberaiUp ka the Secretary Of State Join Fo.ster a haJf.Jength' to win the $140,700 with a 'POUuclr: dinner to help American Red Cross ,·aitd eligible Dulle~. Fqllowint: · tlleir mee"Hm; Santa Anita Handie~p. I him celebrate hlfl 77th blrthday. to vote for board members of the they lSaued a Joint statement voicN~ YORK : Three of t6e naThose present.-ere .hit daughter Mason Count, .ehapter. Jng hope for J. •s'olution .... conlira. Wade Tom and son, Jaek, li!!tent with tbe prilleiplos o( the tions top ten coneee basketball teams, Louisville, Iowa S\1~... and and .laek Gilkey of Athens• ]Jls l'niter:l Natiom ." BNdley, taJted defeat. 1isters, Mrs. Elizabeth Itathlsdrn W . J - - - -- -aud a:raoddau,ebter, Sally, Mrl. Sunday Anna Reuter. Mrs. Clara ·G•u•••·· . (Contloue~ , _ ........1 HOUSTON. Tex.: Stocky Qene • Mr. and Mr•. t.ouia Reibel, Pome- 4:0~ air maas beaan, movlna; Lnto · . - · Bot1e clung lO the lead at the roy, Mr. and ·Mrs. IAe Myen or ~o,nlfl)a. three-quarters mark of d.e•$38,000 i\otJand, bis llfOnd4~!111hlef, J!lr.. Early today, how~r, S.vre, . 0UD S Houston Open with a ten"'nderalld Mrs. P..url Van Meter Of Gtd· .Mont., recor,;le,d 41 b~lnY low of 46; pa-r 206. ~IJ!I>)Ia; his i!Oftl, . Mr. and Mrs, .. eompared wllh a low ol 2 de- Se · Rid\ard Grueaer and sons, Mike ~ · S,turday mornJpJ. aftd Jl~J.DY, and Mr. atld Mrs. AJ. ,CblCUO'S.).qib of 82 Sunday was . The ' date l~r the ,._ 80n Colunly . NEW YORKl K!J)'i NieJsen de· len Grueser and lOP of ;Rutland. ouly ~ .ttu:reu 011 tU record for .,..., feat~ Herbie Flam to Win the ·Na. ' . the date, a~t 1ln 1030 and the 4·H Round Up has be.en set f9r tionallndoot:. tennis" ~amp1WIP IIRT!I ~NNOI.\N~·D · · -rly "~~ ~ Cll)l1j1ared Yl'ldll,l', 1•'11' )f, allOQ<diios to an . · · . Mr. and MrJ. Waller McQu\1~1 'W!tb n~dJ . 1$o""'ein C.U· - e . l l j lro19 ll•ooeJJ· R. , .ll.i.QACKS SIGN 1 \ fBettr. .NiQ)lols) are aqnq9Rciiia: ~: ' rnia anftM . Tfial. I ' . • Md#Y. ~non County Four.f{ Club. ·Mlil'IMORE (UP) - HalfbAcks birth of a d~ushter, s_and'ra Louie, a.v.a:ar~ the '!MUW81Ppl' f~e~~·t.,, ,, '' 1 ' · ; ' 1 ~~··r 1- · ' t t 1 ~1 BA~ ..:t}~adshaw of BP,wlinJ Qreen born at 3:~ p. .g:~., ~i!JRJ, 1)~. Ui V'all'eY.~ the q_r.eat ~e1 , ·thf: J;aro. A : P.llltllc tPC.a~i,Q.g C()qtest, . a 'Q'.#lY'WBlty and Joe Guld? of at the Sch~ekel CU ic. Maternal •Jines aad moat of the Gtllf Coaat demonatratio,n oontelt and a cou-n- Youngstown Co11ege were .s~gnfd grand~nts ar. . r. 'and Mrl. lrom east Tr.xas to cetltral nor~ tY style revue .are te~tures of the today J)r the Baltimore ' Colts of Ch~let, NiC!hoh of ¥.<:Arthur and ~da. round-up. Winners bJ. ~ p~Uc the NOtional Football League. great grandmotber Js Mrs. Louise speaking· and the , demonstration WILLIAMs IS LAST Nichols: contests will go to the regiOnal NEW YQRK (UP)-Ted Wll· ,.. .. ·- events in Spencer. County wlnnen Mr. and Mt1. JUdson Price lind r In th st I ""II dl ell J~s, wh!) hit .406 in 1941, is the famlly ol Spencer, w. V4. ~ted ((ontlritttd from p.p to th: s!a;e r;~J: R~v:! in ~.e.! mo,t recent of major league ba•e· baU•s .400-hitter.s. Bill Terry 's .401 their m9tber, Mn. Mary Priee Workers Sund•y were Mn. IT--' ·ion Mill in August in 1930 was the last time a Nationover the week end ,fDd attended .11in Baumgnrdner, Kn._ George · the funeral Or thelt aunt, Mr•. Childs. Mr!. Ed~in Hauert/, Mrs. Priddy also announced that tbe al ~ag!,ler has topped .400. Ellen ~etlh'!lr at the ·Ll,nJnrllle .C._D. Reich'Jbm Mr1 Walter Roush, "'H Activity Day bas been set for Church, Sunday. . Nell_le zerkle, ' Mrs Everett Thursday, Ju~:te (1, fit the Ma;sqp TI:~INING HORSES Mrs . .crella Meijaffl,' w,~· was avis Mrs. _Beulah White Sally County 4-K Camp. The day was LONI;)ON (UP) - John Hay mucb t.,_proved after 1$1vlft& t4e chaaf, Mr.ll. James Pullen MH· changed lrom Frid~y in order to (Jock) Wbitney, U.S. Ambassad.u b~ital Ja poorly again. IJfss N9t- ~red Hawley, Mrs. MiltQn 'Hood, &ive 4-H Club me.ra.more tlme to Engltmd, said Sunday he bas etha Fle~ln.t called on . her Jaat Mrs. Rodney Sauer, Mra. Eya D.\lt· to plan for the Round-Up Day. sevez,:l horses training in BritiJn week. ton Stout, Mra. Kenneth Mc,lbin· . . but dld hot expect any of ~hem ·Howard ~urford of Belle. Vi- n_v, . Mrs. ~Jptl Rade1Jffe, Mn. l'~~~~UeM, It wac• aJso annouuc:- '!Ould qUalify for the Grand NaVa., visij:ad Sun~a)' with hlt -m *- pana Hafl1i.¥dlb, &Jn. Jieqn~ lfj.d· !t .. ~ ason opnty Hi Pin tional. . . er, Mrs. Emina [Burford. . . ·lox Mrs. CUrtis Jentinao¥, Bar- W~~s wdl have a aq~are dance ~s. Owen McKinney, Mrs. Rt:JSI ~r~ Stiles, Frecldi~ jw~elt, on saturday, March 9, U1 the Wa·· ' · PUNCTUAtiON Stewart Sr., Mrs. Robert ·Cutoe, ·J4rt. Janw afe.wbictoo Mn M . High School Gymnalium, PETROrr UP - County rre_. !lira. Gur Pri4dr and daupter, (,.. Kelly, MI .. M'!'Y phjiups .,.: . · 11 'Ill club membm, leadore, <$r H~ld Stoll sent out a PhlP· attende4 -~- Jtotk abower li~n tW:: Pewey Guthrie, llrt. Orbl Smttli ·~e~u~ors ~~:,a:ec;l ~ . 1~%0 ~· · eriy tav. bUJl.._etin listing the county Mr•· Vir~ Fr)'F 1t the \WJile Qf ~rs. Claude 4~1~% ¥ra. 9· ~ ing School be ~dc:. t And~: . ~··;a: ' *'1~: ~~ ' Detroit a.s $7,3~3 ~r ,M n. c~u Mattbews Mlr .Cht floUIIh, Mn. 'J)EID";Ir Rice, lfis IObfl~weoJDb'l in Hunttncto ' ' ·~· . .l"d valuation. Hl.!l bul· Qene Hilbert, Mr1. l;..eo . Childs ·¥ · b 15 t D30 AM .ut n on letln ~~Y.~d- some consternatiOn 1hire lut 'week. Mrs. ~vi Fle!l!ina ••~ da~a~w. ,llfB· Harold, i..onr 'Mr.. o. E. M.: f!l"";ibets 'tn ~rd y · &iwin Club !IDUI ao9;)iir buUetin '!'as issued · 1DlAer are Jnvited ~fattend II or · dep1J,Jcl~- the eomma witb. . a Noretba, :v~ted recently wJth ~N' ·~nle~ Kn. Dale Mournina. final ~ayment waa mlde on the new uniform• recentlY ppoehued. It waa voted to ply a bill of 8tl.OO to ~he Kenney Mu1lc Co. Plana were discussed lOr 1 '-h'leken diuOer tp be liven by tile 'group sometime durtna: MiNoh. th ,. ~ 'l'!'lll.v_____c.tee v~ , .,_....., 'at rt f:.m· " Sal Enthusia,sti~ Over Chances For 15 Wins In 1957 H J' Q.-ltJ·' . Of :pp lsrae·Ji• 'Diannta • r .Weekend S~ffg Summary Maso ' Red Cr ' I Racine's aU - around scoring pOwer could not be checbd a• Carl Wolfe hit Tor 20, Ronnie Sal- .-- Tornado Is Seeded No. I, Gets Opening Bye, Shot At Generals Coub Larry Morrlaon'B Racine Tornadoes ~e ~eeded No. 1 aJJd drew Mc:Arthur lor their openin1 aulpment Wednelday niJht tn the Class A feetionll tournament at Ohio Uniftlralty &YD'I·. DnwiniCI were made ln AU.ena Sundlly attendPd by Racine high Principal Don&ld Wolfe, School Coach Morrison, and three of his tearu, Doug Graham, Bob · Birch &nd Ronnie Salser, lhe latter three to get a look at their flcld of batt1c, the spacious university cage floor. It was "old stomping a:rounds'' to Morrison who wa 1 a rea:ular on Bobcat teama of the re~nt post. ser 13, Ivan Powell 6. and Bob Birch 9. Arter Racine's momen· tary a11essment of the opposition at the opening whlfltle, with the ecore 7-t for Racine, Graham .got one of two free throws1 hit lialn on a pulh shot out of tne key and drove in off the screen for his first of many just like U. WoJfe tal1ied on a screen play, Salser added a free throw and Graham got another Jay-up. Meanwhile, the Jackets were having tr()qble controUing the boArds, and Hlndy, Mo\-ris, and Bowles could get but one long fielder eacb. It waS 17-12. As the quarter ended 1 I \IIOILD WltTI~WIIGHT CHAMPION Carmen BasiUo ol Syracuse, 1(, Y., walk• to a neutral eorner as his opponent, Johnny Saxton ot ih'9oklyn, N. Y., Ilea tn the canvas just before he-waa cOwlted o.ut at 2: 42 ot the second round In their championship bout ln Cleveland, Ohio. Bn11i11o retained bls title by a technic:al knocl[out. Seconds' later, the 2U~year•91d Champion {bottom) dropa. to his knen end prays in e now-tamUiar.a:esture, "We train for )5 round.s,.but, we ~hank God If It enda sooner," Baslllo ex.p~alned. The champion hl!d lP~t bl8 title on nn unpopular dedslon to Saxton ll montha aio and the.q re,alned it wltb 1 pinth!.round knop}o;Qllt l!lst ,S_ept_ember. · . . · Has ·Koor·Re rd Of 'f-~1 'f~ This S~ easqn. w_"' . . TM U1;11 •cor~d I TIRE KELLY SUPEIFLEX $12.95 • . ~::"~~":.:!1 :u~~~·' orr· rebound M~etta, 2nd Team In Panther's Way,, Racine eenunued to pue up ad·) , . •· CO ,', e~h•:;ll~~~;!,,~t:he draw, and the V~l\.tllle Ul1~1 the fourth quarter -~, coaches, Larry Morrl- Jomeroy's PAnthen b.ave t n1 sen,tatlonal r~ •' as the boat In the neJ ;, atltuted IOW"Jild t~ely. Nolin Swackhamer• sub- JIOOd ch ltiJ.CC t,o w1n tv.:o Sect10no · I Tnrnadoe1 a "break" · acore w<t s 58 _36 iDin lnto Tournament games week in to \\'olfe. ' the last fram e. Racine 18 , in 13a Athens would beInto decided un · The Torn .. doea drew a bye Ia ' more volnts, Middleport d~rdogs but to advance the Dis· THIS the first round while the otiu~r hopelo8!)y loat cause. tr1ct Class AA tournament noxt week. powerful t e am i, Nelaonville, ·Ames.Bern, and N·ew Lexington Racine went into the game with The third-Medcd Pantbcrs meet St. Aloysius tia:ht It out. Two of a team shootlng percentaa:o of New Lexington Tuesday night on them will be home hanatn&; up 49.6% In 21 gamea. Against Mid- the Ohio gym rtoor at 6:15 p m. their gym toea uatiJ next winter dleport the Tornadoes took 40 The New Lex team Ia in a rebuildby the time Racine meeta the win- ahott, hit 21. for 02% . It may be lng year, has a 6-12 record, and ner of that trio provided Racine noted here, too, that official bat- hu played .some JOOd, some bad beata McArthur (124) the second ke~baU rules In hi&h !C!hool, :eol· ball thl.i win1er. · ' tlme this season. le11e and profesaional play do not If th.e Panthers pass their first eoun~ aa a "shot" any pl.ay D'l&de The Tornadoea WOuld have to at the basket upon whleh the test ,they run into the Marietta play only three aamet to Win the shooter Is fouled; unlea, the ba• Tlaera coached bY Bill Ross Thurs' SeeUonal meetll\,l. Other seeded ket Ia made, and is couotl'id . day nl&bt at 8:30 'P-m. Marietta • teams arc Shawnee (14-2) aeeond, will be no pushover, but the Tiger Nelsonville (l:h1) third, and Buth· Raelne. took a record ·.a frc• club is not bl&, it ta apiced wi~h tel (19-3) fourth. OUter unleeded throw~ called for them by referees sophomores and junion, and tt club, to play Include Union Fur- 8lo11er and Ke.aal. They hit 20, owna up to a poor mediocre re nace (13-3), South Bloomln,rvllle a low percenta1e for Racfn(!. cord of 4·14 on tbe season. (11-3). Rio Gralide (14:-3), CorDiniJ 'Mlddloport 1hot '73 tJmea, hit 22 (18·4). There are J1 In all. M~flctta, In one' doae·to·home (one mOre than .Racine} l(lr 30%. They connocted on 10 of 21 tree compariJon, defeated Atben1 early This wet:lk'a 1chedule followa: throws., '" the season DO 40 before Coach Monflay, Fob. 21!, 8:10p.m., Ncl• Charles McAiee had jelled his Tubele11 - ,1:70sll sonville va. Ames•Born; 7:30 p.m., ·For the winners the plar of club. Thls game wa1 forfeited 6y Buchtel va. south Bloomlntvll1e: Graham and Wolfe w11, brJJliant Marietta, later when it was de• B:.foS p.m., Rio Grande vt. CornJnr. on often~. as wu Bob l.li'ch a1 l termined the TIJJ;er1 used an over . Wednesday, Ftb. 27, · ;r. p.m., Rt· ~Jaymaker. fho Jaetoto faUoa to aaeplayer .. emc vs. McArthur: 8:80 p.m., win· work tile ball In lor a olqlo layTop BC:orer of the Tigefll is PJt ner or the Nel•oavllle-.Antea·Bern up. Bobby Nelson .-tole the ball In aame v11. New Lexln1t0n st. ~loy· the openlna 1eeond• and blt on Morris, veteran · ~·11 senior who 1:71111 slus. hla run to tbo baoket. He did It has been hitting at a 14-point 1ame clip. He Is the only boy in Friday, March 1, T p.ID., Shaw- OftGe more ln the Udrd ttuatter, the double column n•ure. and ml•aed. By the eft4,, of that nee vs. Unlon Furnace: ,1:10 p.m., Othtr& aro Loran DimJt wim1er of the Buthtel•Blooml!'ll· third aeulon, R'Mine had rbot ~ junior at .forwar,l, Bob Pinder, time~ and hU 17 tlmH for • lre'VIlle a:ame va. winner ol· the R1o m61ldot:a 6lU%, Grande-Corning came. Plus Tax and Old Tire 1 Bowles was d~•dly_ lroQI tho cor· •CASH 8NL1' 9.000 IXPICT~D nora but efto111Jh of blo ond tbe N~W ARK, NJ. (1/P)- t'ormor othon' lona alio~ olmpl,y would champion Kid Glviitll and wtl·~~~~·~lfnc.N~~~wlea1ayod under tbe terwcl~ht contender Vince Martin· of bt :I thrte fouta cz are expected to draw: a erowd in he flr.t quarter of 9,000 and · • a:ate· ot NO.OOO on oU;t. pert ot the time Tuesday nl&ht In lhelr nonwa• bolldlna Ill W. Mala 81. . J'om•roy televised lO·f!'OUnd bOUt. It the lead. He had (our Newark Armory. tbe. ·:and frame. re1led late In · quarter wllh four toult. no( nt~rn taniU late ln ·wEEK'S . Toms Looking To More Cb~ceS On Golf Money Loop tloo...$300.. ~tsoo ...fJOoo ber. ' MOORES ~:"' . • . ' BE THE "COOLEST ond CRAZIEST". ,. 011 tile lalfl!'w•v with • · .. HAVILAN.D · SJ!Ort Muffler . • I ' . \ ':W"' Flberglu! Pacl,lJJ .a, ~ . Score b.Y quorlora: Rl!'lne .... . .. ... lll 3T Ill n Middleport ... , . M I . .Ia KOlttNG 23 ae •Racine. .Grab..,. t (B.a) 113: Sol· tt: hwell s <Ml 1: Wolle 6 (S.It) :Ill; llirt~ 1 ('1-14> ..,. a-tt-lSl It N·on SeG,r!lrl, Aoamo, A. Boe&lo, Chap...... 'l'Gtih,• 11 (IIH8) "' Mkldloporl. NarrJ• 4 (0.2) 8: Kennedf J ·tlil 'll BOwlq 6 (4-$1 16; Hlru!Y ~ tt-il ~; l'l•llon 2 (2-31 8; )l.c'omal ,I (0.1) 8: .T.- KoUy I (O-Il I~HO.- ·l~l 0 (Hl II; : ~~\•• a; Jot. !tell¥ ' s !14) ' 7; Crooho 0:1)4. \l'I'O!if!\.jii•U0.31) '04. ' ru1 ' ! ''· · ,. !: . • m:~.~~te~ann!;:)' ::::~ ~~: felt Toms alHady hu hil gaJQC •' ·•. ·-· ,.,,. ' 't_'-*~·E. ." Mat. ,.·.~t. PQtneroJ· if::::~ ~ T ' 1 , Pho~ 111 . · • ' ...• 11 ,1 ~·~ .. p...,,,., ' .• . •' )VITJI • '• -~• ' ..: . . ' ' < 'I ..' ; ' ' .. ,, \· r ' ' ' ·' ' ' I ' ' " .. ~' > I ' • •• •'• • .. .• . •• ' ••. ..,.. ......,.._,............ ........". ') . ; •• .. ali: ~. ~ 2 t:-·1 ¥.' • •• ' ... We GifeYour Old Wb,_fetCOot the· Look Mason County 4-H R dUp·Date J t' For J'one 14 ,n.. . 1•m'l ;tit . ....-.,.,- - ' • . . -- . ·.....:...,- • .,..,.,__. · __ .._ ----·- · tU.NCY THIS IS P¥ od. . SAFEliY WEE'K ., ., ,. q, .s ' l 'I' !< , , /!.) .. I , ' ,I , ) ... ,,.,.1:- ~~ ,.1. ' ' ,_ •: ,-.'( I.ADIIsr' ··. · . .. #iidllu . ~.~. t ' ' ,_fi;,&.J.' ,•i: ,. ' ' • • r, f• '" ,i > • .1 .•• • ··~ • qf N~~ss, ~~c., wiilMo~ :for Good "~'II·'." .' <. ... f '-' ~ ., , ,. ' ,; ~ f. ,,., f. ~ .. . • ,.. . ·•:.. ,.. .X•. , t· ..... • ' ,• ... ~'<.t > ~ ,. '' !' \''I ~;'~· . t ' .. 'Heart Fund · .. ( ' . ' TOPCOAt I 11/EATHER ' ' £1u C~OTHES I ro.UR I ·;: , ~ • • . '' t ..., • "Pep Up'~ Y.•ur!1'11'4!4 WinterWordJOn.· • •. 1 1!:o:11~~:~:u:b~~=======~========~===~~· :~~~~~~~~ol: ,_ ••a ,..... +- ' $15.95 PHONE 311-Y '. : .. ;,' Lo~~tt~~~~::;. Flr:; Tom~ SUPERFLEX Pontemy Sunoco Station ' • ' PRESTIGE • • Durham N. C., lOoked around tO' day 'or new golf tourntmentt to tune up hi• game for tbe Nttloaill Am•teur ~hampion•hip' ln Septem· Coach Ross waa the lead!~ scorer on Ohio University teama ot 184:1 and 1943. He coached at Glenford when Hur.sey set the Sectional and District tournament£ on fire in the late fortles. Shou(d Pomeroy beat Marietta il wtll no doubt era1h into Cbljllw eothe whteb only m111t pt over Ga11ipoUa. $15.95 • . WANT SOME CASH ' . 6-2 ,bphoinore at ~ ci!ntel'! Bill polished to -perfection. Te._, bear .B_rasmgton, · ' • •"" In ••· ••hoIe II-...!.•·· :1·6 senior ana Larry p auI• •• an'"~ '-""' OKr ""~"".,. Slmn1on!l, 5·10 junior at tbe ~::ere:~:~~~~~~~=Wl~'•i the 2&tb ~~guards.9 Brasina:ton , avcraa:ed about point~ pef has game. Marietta finished sixth in th-e Central Ohic.. League. They lost lwice to highly-touted Chillicothe by identical scores of 80-62. They beat Coahoctoh twice &nd won over Dover and Cambridge. - 1 , WILUE '' T"EN, YD\.o'RE Ndr ANGRY BECAUSE. l CAME 1-iC!? E:,~ 6RAD i' ·- �" • \ ' • • • . • ~-· ·- . ,. -- __ ,., ---~ . ·-- • \ ~- • ' I ' 6-DailJ S...tlllel, Pomero1·11kldleport, 0 ., Feb. 25, 1957 ' The Dailv Se • lbe cn.ne of l:.lbert~ Cblpler IOelei)', ol the Chlldnn of the ~~ IIIN GAlee Horto.n. a charter aevoJuUon met saturday ~ ...... _ and the chaplalfl of Renoon at the t.oqae of lrlr. anli lin. tdn JOI'lOtban )(elp Chap~r DAR Harold Lohle f« an oraanlartloll ,._.,e the Invocation and msl alled tbe oWcers. A DUDtber at ~ ago i 'CHOfftcen instilled were Mrt die of UberlJ CJl.lpter wu fm'med Dllfi Dutton, aenlor presuknt; by Miss Emma J.cabs, which' lal Jlrl Guy Nete:ler, aenior vtee pre~· er beeame lnaetlve. Tbe prewnt Jdent: SbaroB Jonea, junior preai· group have bee:o Jl&tft:ed the per- dent; Nede Bradford, junior vit:e I Cl! To So! 11 St w Ol Bl w 01 II S< . ' • Cradle Of Liberty c~~pter Meeting Held On Saturday meetme.. • • . ' • • • •• • -· ' - IRST '· Ill Local News Ill Mveti!Jtn,c In Circulation .e '· I • ' -~ ... "I' "' a1· nt. . t ·r te • ' < ' . Lucille Bearha Hawkills; Pomerojl Society Editor, f'bne 6~ . De.,.,. 'I'•I'JM •....,.., , ) J ·- ,... NO.I!67 MJD!on to use tbe name for their pretldent; Ellen Dutton , treatW'er; Jen.Uf-er Lohle. 1ecretar)'; ar d J'rapt Tltut, hiatorian. Durln1 the meetiug in eharge of Sharon Jonea, Barban Jone• pd Sandre Brewiqton were nam !!d p tbt publlclty romm11tee Neda Bratil(lf'd was elected aa dele· J&te and Ellen Dutton a• alternate to the conference to be held in J)a)'ton at the We1tmin~~ter Pret.,)'terian ehureb, April 8. Sharon Jone. as president Plld Mra. ~ tOn will also attend tbe confer- StateOf I r . t I' POR~MOUTH, 1 D\OI)Ibers t • 0. ·F. Ci or ty Workers of to raUfy a -contract ;~~~~~t:~~~~ the Ohio ConooU- I I ,, Radford's Host - I CON'l')lSTANTS in -the county grade school spelldowo last night sponso1'1!d >Y ~~•~n~:J:::; bus Citizen were, lef,! to rigbt, seated, Allen Swa~. Bedford; Sandra Butcher, il George JohnsJon Salem Center; }dorton Butcher, IJJifl"~onvllle; Gary Reed, Chester; Sblrloy Hatffeld, catpenter, Standing, Lilrry Lande0 , Chester; Larry Price, Salem Cimler; Rita Kay Teet, Carpenter; Billy Jean Cundiff, Syracuse; Paula Sayre, Syract!Se, Richard Oller, Bradbury; Mary Smith, Bedford. , 3 - Racine Future Farmers Plan . ~versary . · \ iA •Over Rulings Are Made Budget For Ne~t Two Years On 21 Cases In Is Balaneed Says Governor M . - r- Co COLUMBUS, 0. (U~. c . William O'Neill today subeigl!I"\.AJ Dfts RullDp or dilmluals in a total Of 21 Melg•· County action• riled In Common Pleao Court here were entered ta joutnals of the Clut of Co1trt1 today. They were: OhiP "' Robert Lee Sa,.re. with tbe d.W.dont belnJ milled a f1.7 billion state spending program to tbe LegJSl:t· ture. Tbl! two-year program calls for increased expenditures for schools, highways, menial hospitals, Qniversllles and parks, The gofei'DOr told a joint session in hlo;; budget lllessage that I peop1es Named New P:resJ•dent ClllrkJ_!o ii""~ Of Bar t1~~'g bond for appearance at hil,trialdate uot set--after Sane· plead IUiliY at bia orralgnmiftt be- Ju4te Cedrie moos the though some of the mtmbefi: doubted tba! it wa1 nt~eesslfl". . , .... ~i~~ (ufe Farn:ten If of p.m. of drlwlnJ wblle of that orpnilaUon at a meetma: Monday in PomerOy. Other ofllten named weu F::ed W. Crow, yiCe president. and Bel'· nard Fultz aecretary-lreullftl' Commop Pleu Judge Cedrie Clark eontiaU.et 11 trunee of the County IThree Ate Cited ~to Courts By ' .. Law Librarr Aaociation. Mr. People~ IUCfteds the late Judge Fred W. cnw Sr., who died early in J111U11'1 Of thiS year. It has been ellatoDW'f: ill the IOteal tar for tbe oldeat active .,membu" to aseend the,, Jlftlideoey. lb. Jwl l)een JetttlfruClark 1141{ been Amerlea fir In the Raekte Janice Manuel Is Honored On .' . S~!~e~[!~~n~X entertain· ~ :1\YI'nAid ed w1th a party Saturday alter· noon at her home, Syracus~ hondrlna her daushter, Janice, dn her sixth blrthdny Games were played lluring the afternoon and pnzcs awlrdcd the winners. Arter the hOnored gue&t opened her many mce gifts, rctrealfments of Ice eream and cake ware .11erv· od. Favors and balloona were glv· en each gue~l Present wero (leboronnd B~nda Norris, Kalhy Francia, Jeln Ann and Dicky Sauvaae. Linda Csrpentcr, l'eggy Hubbard, Jerry Hubbard, An&'ela Hubbard, Vllerle Mta. Charlet McNamee, w}lo Ja Gilmore. Brenda and G4t'y Ml- c:elebraJed her ei.a:hty-Neond birth chael. Conlee Manuel aftd Jean dl)' at h'l!r home on SOuth S&':ond Manuel. • Avenue SWlday, received three -~i;ii;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~;;;;;;;;o, 1 deeora~d .l!Ake1 11\d 1 number ot •· lovely! atftL ,I FOR IX,.IIT Vlaillnf lllr rnd Mro, MeNameo durlna the day wero Mn, Allie held on ......Moln uel You'" ri.N w.... 70u 10 Oldamobile lor '511 And we're •n:dout W IMIP.: you lelac1 ahe Rocket th•t'• Homemaker~ wiD •lso be proanm Ia will M.ra. ~tran­ • Ftaber, Mu. Stella Orueser, Min· PLUPP D.V WAIHING erJVIIJe: .Mrs. Erma Wll•on and Mn. lAura Van Meter, ·b•tlrt: Mr, Mra. Vietor Hannahs and c:bllCall .,,.., 1dJ•n. Kalbecyn Jane aad Chuekf, e Wo Pick Up I Dollnr and Mn, Ed 51111111 and daUfb· ler Pomeroy. Halo. Cl"nod and lloclcH sdi< Starloy, Kom Run, Mr. and ljlra. C. H. WI,. Jr., Mn. Hoi Root, Mr,, R. SanalMiry, Mr. and Mn. c. P . Bradbury, l:ddlo N, 2ntll Awt. M1411....... KJtehen, Mr. and Mn. CbJr lea lradbur)' and c:htldreo1 S\llla.ne, ' •TOlJ'IIMWAH--AIYaul .LIVING" q,IRPLE , PLAYTEX• ' More _....,IIA&II'I . ·Karr & Val Iandt ' ' Than G~ Coaring Three Time& Aa Au and Mary. 1 '1 ,. llfl\o : !.. • !)out r. • II )1>; \ '' . ..f' '• .• .• • • • •. ..• •/ • •..• •• ' ... ... . . . . . " . . ' .' . '• . 1' ' (·'.I .··' .' .- ..•. ..... \.. ... . . . ·.-~· . .... ~ · .·.·.· .. ' - .· . . ·.. . l,l.o.\'.1, ,0 I• < ''-'·• ' • ' •, . .•"' .. .. ......"' ...'.. .•,... • •, . • • t • t t .. o t 0 o o o.' o • ,;~ ' o • · ,,) Filii C\.OTHING DAY The Jo~.al SalvaUon Arm)' Corps ·I loday a~bbunc~ Ito m]inttily fr<e clotbinll day fOr Tbur•daY, Feb~ 28 from 9:30 a.m. to .1 p.m The, Cotpa Is ocated 011 E ~nd-tt. VI. Cblll'lea II- Smllb, lllory A. llll· ler Yl. Hury E. Miller, Ofml Spiller& VI. OleU E. SpliJon, El- mo Lewll n. Rl~hard Lewis. and Gladya Marie CralJ w. Ceell G. eru,. ----- Committee Votes. Against Lowering' V ·~eToll 0. l'P ' · The Committee voted against 1 pro- :Prtee, wbo Second Street, tbe amendment ta the age to 18- Howevt!r, the meuure wu not ''till~.. by the committae,. door left open for 1 taObioant gt,.e "Full Cl·~~~~::..~~~~~~~':rt all be21. This would mean sip contracts and be drllil tbe la'.-1 romeroy. ' · l ' - DAIRY BAR t ' , • o 'to , o tto~' '-., ' 0 • ' • r o ' ; •ti • ... ''-' 1 \• (formerly Dairy Queen) '• FEATURING LONG DOGS eson DRINKS j ,. ... ' of o , - ' ,, ' J.lill1t EdWards or New Haven. a Wahama Hl.gb Sc:bool graduate, to tbe Dean's List commerlcal Col- 011 W. Jllalll'SI. Near Pomeroy•Maaon Bridge •• • • ' eHUNDAI!S wen: ~:.!!ton for operating state Disc.,.... S.ltr'" Thl! JOYemor abo. llld that oaa automatic pay iaetellf which will go into effect for state employea: July 1 wW eost S'Y.2 mi1lion. ..An)' inereue fol'" state employes in addition to the 10 per ten\ mc:reue provided by law,'" he Aid. "should be made 1n the low paid braekeU .alter serio111 study... lP '1 am apJ)Ol'Jelil lo any further attOU-tbe-board pcrcentate inft'Uiet whidl ineritabty diJerim.. inate agaiDiit the "low paid,· empJO)'e... t'} Sdliolf Got •' ~~ ~-:..:t increase of fl88.8 over the previdUa: p tcMt 'lid, mtmon ID School Distriets - "=e....~.' than To Be lntfoduted (lQL!JJQIUS, 0 . UP - A bill allowing oebool diatrleta to IIX ou~ the IO.mill UIJlit for Ill 'llldeflnite" period ..W be IDtrodueed in the Ledolalure todaJ. Rep. James A. Lantz (Df'airfield.), 1ponsor of tbe mea1111'e, uld 1l bu the full support Of tbe Ro~rt E. Searle& vs. Bertlla A. searles, Cbestt'r P. Glasa VI. Mil· dred E. Roush, Iva cremeans VL (lbio Education A.uoei!-iion. Lantz llld ...,..1 boardio June c. Cremeans, Helen L Smitb ' ~ . to bla ' v" ' ~ I '. ~ I .' • • ~' • • and Roller Drua Store lbirtY-two years. bal intere1t in the ' • ..' .. . . .. .. ... ' .. '. . . . .. . . . .. ... . . .. . . . '., \ THE 1 Sparlu, ln Mason. A ilative of Meon County, the deeeued waB the daughter o( tbC late Yr. and lllro. Allred Sau, She was born on Febrvary 1~1 1879. Survivors are lwo aolili', Mtlvin Knapp of Broad RUn and Elmer KRapp of New Haven; thr.ee daughter.. Mrs. Rodra Roush, Nol'f9U;: Roller1 ..-ho bu been wt\b Jame, Mll'tln Jn bti~ '- !- S "f:lo vs. Vto!P.t Jones, vs. Andrew Hager, .Napper n. Wilbur Napper, lntett5t ' t~~f.l: ~· 'lr{1r. .pr • Harold. G. Norris, Jo~ <!I Partner's <r. H ~~'- ' I ,t nmc ..following long nome of dauJhter, Mrs. R-oller ',,, ' VI'- Mr.. Knapp died Oh ' Mllim c. Home with Rev the Muon EUB OhiO, Mn. Hilda Sparks, and Mri. Ru~R11 RoUBb of New Haven. Burial will be made In the Graham cemetery. .Power •Mrt. HOME LAUNDRY CO. Phoae UP ' Mala St. Pomeroy ~Ilold./n" ' on ttlill Braley ~rlor to the feitute of thbliaaiversary whicll ia to be reo c:oe:nition of the ac:eomp!iabmenta of the- chapter. ' '. *DRY CLEANING .i»LD.MOIIIIL. . ' ., *Laundry S.rvlct i•" rioh• for your ......., (Ame In •nd Me 1111 800a. J~epbCharles .Hawle>~f,~~j6e~ :t 1. Hartung, Rhea 2 o'cloe.k at the Mrs. McNamee Is Honored On Her 82nd 81'rthday c-Jn•l,...,_ eue1 were dl&and no records C, -iiiit.lre the state "will remain oo a pay·u\ you co baais for tile nut two yean." "The budget iJ balanced,." M &aid, •·and t do not recommend aD)' new or inc:reued tans." Appropriations recommended Huriet Warner, · plaint1H, YJ ~ $78!.8 million for b.iibwayB and John Warner, defendant, where Emmett Peoples, oldf!tt member tnfOe aafety. lean WU tranted the defendant ot Ole Jfeip County &r A.uoeil$30.2 millicn tor liquor tontrol \0 an ana.wer and the same lion. wu DaJiled to the presidency 7.8 million for w\ldlife. Gov. C. WlDlam O'NeUI bad ommended !!Uch aeUon to couneU wheD he met witb eity offlcftl• in Columbus auditorium. ACC.N'I ON .UALI • a anniVI(I'UfY Rrogram ,litlng planned--by the RaCille Fu~ w• fU'I 'IH. rW. • reJeated on '1500 l'ftOJniu.nee Relatives On , Plan Is O'Neill • R "' Spen~ing State Mary C. Miller Is Initiated By Pi Beta Phi R < • • o! ' ,jJ iiltftjdll for hospitalization and medipl care for tbe aaed also was pi'oo 'PQHd Tbe amount is $11.11 m.illloD more oaw bemg spot. O'NeW taid the Legialature should a1so provide 139.8 milUOD to make up for "deficiendea•• in the bit budget. He wd the Situation resulted In lawa enacted without sufficient appropriaUona to ~er the programs. 1 .... u, Deficit Tbe governor Hld the "deficie~~­ q" appropr tation• were needec,f. are for the school foundation program. now required to limit IUeb Jevlee: health care for the aced. publie to o definite number Of ,..., and employees and teaehers retirewbeft lbe time is up, tbq must ment eontribuUons. and worktllen be rHubmitted to the Wlen. men's compensation premiums on . ..,..,... often beeom.. dilllnl~ state worken• be Aid, be<a111e tbe -le _.,. "'The most difficult problems not clear on whetber tbe Jet) ll that Ohio fact'!s . . .are fia.anci.ll an •4fltianat tax or merel, tlte ones."' O'Neill 11aid iD his prepared continuation of a tu alretcly in \!!XI. elfeet. . Tbe aovern0r warned the legl. SCboiol boards DlUit levy outaide lsture not to add additional ~ppro­ tho lO.miU limit to oualll7 for p.liatlona that m:1gbt booat lbe eost Illite alcl to needy oellool dlolrleta. Of state opendll>g ...,. "'be •IIi'"Tbe eJeetions ean deiQI 1he mates of revenqes av.ai.lab1e." araatlng of sueh state ald." Lintz "YOil will be delug<d I>!' "" oald. "117 bill would ellminale lbe quettJ far inc<ea.es in this budg:obllac:le." et;• be said. "I urce you to rteld The Fllrfleld County Dei!IO<ral to uo pres&ure wl:iitb will result lltmsed, bowe-. lblt li:hool in •. .requiring the impositiOn of would oUII relaiD power lo new tixes upon an already overnt off or reduce a tu aDYthile (Centinueclo ett ,... thNt) they wiahed. ,_,, ' ~, I • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 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 25, 1957 arnold johnson proctor taylor