http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/0e0638eee7e5956877e2934c37649393.pdf 4ddf85eae56d14fc948ea40e1a56a7ce PDF Text Text I I I . ./ 1 ' . ( ' Yule Program ' ' The annual Christmas program Vaughan by theJeffre) !rnt ;5~~~;~~~~~· ~;. wasCharleBgrvenfmley Jrmmy TYo of the Naomr Baptist aehool was preaented C\lrlstmaa chur~h r.~~,.,...., ebU~ . Kenneth Buckley group of recltallo•s were Pl'l!llented by the secoud grade lndudlng • Chnstmas Welcome/' Pamela Crew 'In Ho .or of Je '· I!U!·I·I•u.s", Bradford Moor(, "Some for Jesus Becky Nease, 11 - ·· ""'"· Celebrate J11s Btrth ', NaneJ "&tar Bright' Loring Vau ''nte Chmt of Bethlehem'\ Coodwrn, A Chrrstm" Willi', Sandy Whrte and 'Guld Ina Star'~, Ltn~a Warner :~~~~~~~~~~~I "Hong Following group singing or Your Stockings By The Ffro" an exercise Who Is This wu 1Iven by third grade Dann, Broq, Jennifer Blakeslee and Danny Crow A playlet 'Love' Cllflatmaa Tree was presented the' fourth grade Kathy Han Cheryl Edwards Hyla Vau Marrlyn Moore Unda Wrll Teddy Morarrty Davrd t ~bt)(twln, Lanny TYo an~ Blllt A recitation ' The Innkeeper Lallll!nt' by Christopher Tomp tint, preceded recltatlona by Neoae and Jan Clio after tho ~roup sang "Why Do Christmas Rmg" Th1 ~hrlst~rlll Story Glory to God , lm'ipture and song was pr(l HQted by the filth gnde l(atio Morarity Donna Crow, Brend 1 P~tts, S~e Buckley, Carlo Will hoe Thom'as Dennas M.bkl" 'l'hur111 Vaughen and Coward Calvert JMnirer Crew Alita Carpentor and Brenda Potts sang "Just A Wee Baby' alter whrolr two ca• "It Came Upon the Midnight and "0 Little Town Of Bethlehem' were presented br Jennifer Crew Alita Carpenter, Cindy Swatzel Kitty Persinger and Kandy Kl8!lrng and an in otrumental n~mbcr WB8 played bt Kitty Per.rnger with flute and Alita Carpenter the saxophone An otfering was taken wit.r Vaughan assistant superlnten of the church school, glvln1 the oftertory prayer and taking the ••llection were membors or the Junior !ntermedlste Cia" or boyo taught by Denzil Goeglern Eve und~r the direction of S T Johnson \he asSistant superintendent The Christmas carol, 'Joy To the World' by the congregation open· ed tbe promm followed with Jll:ayer hl W1lham Lewis A pa· ~eant Grandfather Tells the Christmas Story drreeted by Mrs Peorl Scott was grven by Ran dolph aod Jonathan Seott, Janie Scott, Charles and Charlene Brown PhYlliS and Dranne Ru.s sell, Belrnda and Lady Daun Seott Helen Brown Rrchard Qualls, and Joyce Wrlllams A play 'Catching Up Wrth Christmas was presented by Joan Buflm(lton Vtola Brown, Hazel Quails Prrscrlla and Cher ry Seott Helen Brown Fannie Rusaell, Edwrna Bell and Je88re Johnson after wbrch the prolll'•lll closed wrth the srngrhg of "Silent Night by the congrega tlon Sol Johnson was rhe pianist for tlre ovening At the close of the program Santa arrrvcd wrth treata for the eblldren (li.. • • • • • • !t.rea U.S.MO C~ristmas Eve Candle-Light Service Held . -:-;---":-;-Mt. Moriah Baptist Church .. A cacndle hght Chrlstmae Eve service wao held at the first Blp Pro9ram Held On Christm.as tlat ehureh under the auspices of -·--:--:::-.·-~---=-:-- the Senior Baptist Youth Fellow ship and thetr adviSor, Mr• Manning Kloes George Siddell mlnl!terial stu· dent a! the Andom Newton Theological Seminary Boaton, wu the 1nest speoker and bra topic waf "Peace On Earth Good Will To Men" The program opcned1 with an or(an prelude by Mro Cerald Anthony and Suoan Pullen read the stoi'y of the Natrvrty from the Gospel of St Luke A play The Twelfth Night' was pre~ented with the following younc people takrng part Drane Stumbo, George Hibbs, Walter Harris, James Hood Janet Kay Baker and Richard Bodhner lleltle Leu Harris was narrator for the candle llghtmg ceremony and tbe candles were lrghted by Larry Mitch and Wilham Werner A Christmas pra)er by Kit Neal and the benedlctron by Carolyn Wilson concluded the scrv1ce Gjrl Sco~t Troop Christmas Party IHeld On Saturday The Mt MorlOh Baptrst Chllrch had therr Chrrstmas program on Wednesday Deo 25 with Mtj 'Ar nold Riohards Mrs Irvin Baum gardner and Mrs Ernest BoWles in char~e of the program Rosetta Rl"hards was mistreq qf ceremony for the program wbicb opene~ w1th a carol followed ijy a prayor by Mrs Arlena Reese, tho 1a supenntendent of the1r ~ble Sehool Sally and Sherry POII'ell gave the welcome to the ~ongrep tum and Paula Gomer's recltatlon was 'Greetines other recl~Uono were 'I'd Like To Send A Blriliday Card , Lrnda Ervrn, It 1 Cl1i.'lst mas" Thelma and Freddy Bebin aon, An exenuce Wh~tt rn Be' wu preocnted by Jewell P'l'ke An 1t a Qowles Sandra Hoi linshead Joe Powell The l!e~n ners and Primary classes on* a song Long Ago l A p•geant Longrng lor Ch!lat maa was the occond part of tbe program and the cast included Janioe Riohordo, who was Laura PalmeT! Kerth Bowles-11!110n Palmer Emmellne Bowle11-Ethel Palmer, Alma Bl\umgardner..,..Sara Eldrtdgo Phoebe Harper - Lolly Pnlmer Manning Baumgardner Johnny Eldridge, Jeanine Bowles -Kathy Eldrrdge Carolyn ErvinDotty Green Jleorge Baumgardner - the Rov Matthews Clmnce Hollens~end - telegraph boy Ml chael Sm1th - mall man After the program re!resh me nta 1were served m the church d•nln& room w1th Mrs Ncllre W1n~on Ga\ardine, Quilted Lined ,9.90 up " Ave The evening was spent 1n sang ing carols, watching tclevtslon and playing gamoa A grit exehungo waa also held Refreshments were served by Mrs Persincr to Cheryl Ebcrsbach, Jennifer Crew Kitty Persinger Jane Baer Alita Carpenter, Nan cy Burns Kathaleen GrtmCB, Pat rlcia Hcnne01y, Frances Radford Cindy Swatzcl and Kandy KISI URI $1.00 to $1.79 Lehew Family Dinner Is Held Men's Dress Shoes $6.95 up 1\lr and Mro William Lencw en terialned with a !ami() dlnne' Christmas at their home Syca more St Present wbre Mr and Mrs Wllllem Tbucner, Syracuse Mrs Theodore Lehew Mrs Emn\8 Lcilbc!t, tbe hn•ta ond children Teddy, Jobnny and Cheryl 1\. &kit uioom of H!nt" was pre ~ Mlko Sw•tzel D~wnio, Lorr~ Marshall sented Allen Davl I Brown and DoUiiaa M•ore, after wllich Leo 'Crew In behalf or t~• cburoh preHnled the Rev and M" Eu~tne Brown with a gill Follewinl ihe orrlval of Sant, who gove treat• to the chlldre1 the program closed with prayer by Theo Stnllh, eupcrintcndent Ebersbach Family Yule Dinner Held Parkers' Host At [).inner On Chr~tmas Day Mr d Mrs Dwight onterta hed with a droner Christ mas at their home, Pleasaftt RJdge Road Pr<!enl were Mise ' Rh rl~ri lr)j Youn~ Toledo, Mr and hert Morris Sr, and son William Yonnr Mrs Hank Youn~ and sono Johnny and Drily th< ho11! daughter Myrt s Kay TCHED WORK ' SHIRT $.2.29 PANTS $3.49 ,.,,.., Limited Regular $1.00 S1ze 5()¢ Slzel II CO 38 •.. $3.98 2 ptlr for $1.00 ' . $3.95 T·SHIRTS ' 79c ' 1_,. • MART, In~. 1\ftd~t'JMir' ~ntieh 1 Mr and Mn C B we"'"'' ''" ' ': C Snn•bury Mbr• Sa.tv ' nd Pic Jon M Sc~aa! , n .... h,.i~ tma:'ll ~ur.~ts of Mr :m~ M, ~ '1 R Koehler and family In Col , bu1 ~ Rig and foundry employee, 1s above at the left recemng a casil award from A V E~smgton, Foundry Manager, foy a suggesl!on \llat r£suited m considerable savings m th' cornoom de· partment m the handling of large cores Tli1s IS the first aWard made under'the suggestion plan that has recently been ·~tailed m the ~omeroy Works o~~~ (Sen.tJllel Pho~) Tb.~ &x Tticlc Turned Out fine! At Our House \.. tr ~. ~(( L IIIIIWt CIIRISTMAS turned out Ane - atourhoU8e }Iuddy rot to Pl&J hla box trick on Penny, and the tact that, after ope~llllrs~ big ~... and lhen"lnla Jar bciX~, otit alltt lhe other, ~e II;OUld dbeom a pair Rl fliCks aa h~ IUlJirilelllflbad a happy ending I bad ra~ked my brain u to how I could save Penny the dlsapPQ(ntment I knew waa In store and at lbe ,-..,, ttme not apoll Buddy'l tun , , Flna,lly, on Christmas Eve I aala to Buddy· 'Buddy, that is such a good box Irick, I wonder It you'd let me Iii on It too Why couldn't I put my present to Penny down In the toe of one of tHe aocka you're lllv~ b~r? Then she'll reanu be ourpriaed I • ~ Bud4Y lhOUibl a moment, then hla eyes lit up· •I ret Ill She'll tblnltthe aocka are lhe surprlae, and, aD the lime there'~ anolhe} surprise In lbe toe I ' I'm glad I thought ot It, !or the tears that eame to Penny's eyea when abe got throuch opening all the bqzea hardiT !)ad Ume to form before she discovered In the toe \ 111 lb& !OCt IIDlall gold rlnr with her own birthstone In Ill l lion paint to get tho1ob 'done 'Leng before he was finished," diiClosed Mra Hbhstetter "Edison was tired out, atUI, and sore " The e!lllre decoration sclteme He gave pollee the assumed was done in pink illd silver wrtb name and sard he came to Colum- a large five pornted star on a wall bu! last January He !a!d be lrill- .varylnt Ibis theme wjth one &Ide ed one of two companion~ on a of Ita polnta rn blue William H drinkili'i spree, then fled town Andiraon, known locally for his when be waa unable to revtve naturaf talent as an artist, created blm the alar for the bank in ted to (Continued on PaJe Five) Tbo public is cordiallY n ,.. the bank'r Chrlatnlns dreiS l"letf!l:a!iona. will remain In place 1 ~nW after New Year's Day Ze-li,UIII 1n;.. ders I ·-- d• In Raee JAjil mg To SouthP0Ie 1\T. Helping Others Helped new A Sad Day Happy . " ' AUCKLAND, Now Zealand UP -Sii Edmund Htllary took a com· manding lead' today In hll "hellbent" race against • British ex pedltlon for the honor of makin~ the !trot overland trek to the Snutb Pille rn 45 yoara 1 ' I - - D~tton Drug , C9. MIDDLEP9lT T~:e ~::..u~~~:~~ ~:m ;::~ Former WtU;we Director 6ted \ For t\dultery CHAIIDON1 0', 111'-Jamel D Lisle, 3B, former Ceatlla ConDtl Welfare ' drreclor, wu t6 tpJH!ir lpnlrbt before Troy Township Justice of th, I'••~ Clyde Rus1011 on a cllarge of l~uliBIY· Llilt lather ot Wet! ~hUdren, admit~d falliering the unborn <bild of lrlra. f~tl:icla 1M Msrtlt 1 divorcee and moiher of four ~~q!'; Liale &orller tjlla ll!ORII>':pleod ed innocent to the acrultery charge wbich carrret a mallimum penalty of a $200 nne IDd thre'! months in jaiL I J lie 1'1• dlitnbed froiD bb couhty peot Dep 1• for lilltnoral conduct. ~ ~b , e~p-lejl ~~~ dlsmiual to thb 11411! Civil !itT· vice Catiimlkl60 - PAift &k . and Mra Arlena Beese in ebar" of t~e food commltt6e. Mr and Mra Geor&e Hacl:e~ Jr ,nd children left this motoftln~ for a vacation in P'!Qrlda Mr and Mrl GeOI'I& Slddtl\. ,(udents at the Andover NelftM Theological Semlllary, Boston, Mau are Chr11tin~a guests ol her pareuto1 Mr and lira Paul Smart and lantily ' r • Min Myrna Rwsell, ColiiiltbUs, and Mr and Mrs Richard '•RIYill •nd dllllghler.., Hllllarda, '#elli Chrrstmu gueita of 111r ond Mn Sidney T BullfU Mn Arnold Richaraa drove to ,:'olumbus Tue1d1y and was I!ICo companied home by her daughter Patrrch who is employed there .Ill" Ri'ehardo •pent Chriltmas with her parenfl and sl8ters l!Ud returned home WedneRday night Mn Margjrel Bnnnon Arid ~ro\her, Clarence. WeSt Union w- va were Christmas guesio ol her son, Car) Bra~non and Mrf Brannon Chrrstmas dtnner guests or Mill 11argoret Sauer "ere Ml• Oalile Sa~nders, Mrs Lau,ra ~sun ~er 1 and Mra\ Emma Bissett Mr• Wlllioro Gru~er Willi taken to Meigs General Hosprtal •• a ~ and Mrs Charles J Ehera medical patient on ChriStmas af bach entertarned with a fa~uly ternrlon dinner Christmas at thcu home, Kenneth, nine month old aon Prospect Hill of Ml and Mra LarrY Rice WI! Guesto were Mr and Mrs Ed entered •• a medtcu patien~! at gar Pratt and Mrs Ruth Laney and Holzer Hoapltol on <;hristma• daughter Debbie, illrddlepor t Mr Eve His moihcr apd grandmoond ~Irs Carl Hysell Kenneth und ther, Mrs Hyl~a Dunham havo Carl Jr Rutland, and Mr a~d been slayinl wltb tbc ,baby who Mn Harold Ebcrsbach and chil· reported 11 111)9\'ovlng dren James and Darla Mr and and Mrs Leo SwiCk, (:olum Mrs Wrllard Ebersbsch coiled Jn chrblmll auestt of ~er the evening 11 Wise Sr tnd allt,r, Mill Wise Jolnin~ !belli ror dinner were Mr an4 )In Willian\ a~d dau&hler Salldra or p;,ch•n and Mr Ill• C If I lng at the home or their leader I Mrs Charles PerSinger, Mulberry Gil I Sco~t Troop Two enjoyed a Christmas party Saturdal even .BOMBER JACKETS ,_...,e:ntinel he SOfJETY·. ~r,~H~'tn II~Fr·ese 1nted Sunday Given Tuesday ' ' ' POMERQI wardlsMaae Naomi Baptist .. • ' ., \ I, [ ~ hy was reported ,... than 300 miles from the pole today ' The Brlrlan ""'dltion headed ~y Dr Vivian Fuclrs was some BOO mllea away at last reporfl A rodlOj message from Hllfary to Nl!W zealand's Scott baae M<l-furdo &ound this re))Ofled tJr~ team had 40 miles durrng the night wo~ld put him about 290 from hrs aoal llarrlng unforeseen misbapo, the Hillary parcy appeared-a sure winner It was mdklnJ the trek alODII tbe general routes taken W the only two expeditiona ever lo mcb the pole ~crOia the ley wastes Roald Amend· ctBJIIDe~ ,t."'!q D~<•_T)~r,, 1911 U\d llrlt· F . Scott tho in five to 'Jielt where aJready force~ their homes the path of flooded corps o! trucks and motorboats carried camped on the banks of the Little Wabash River 10 safety yesterday antt -early today Fed by heavy !qUowed recent off-seaaon does into the area th~ rrver .... expected to crest at 84 feet today Authorrtres said the brggest dll frcylty confrontrng the ev•eueos wu getting !herr Irves\Q~k to aafety Farther north on lhe Lrt le Wabash only three f•mllles itU , were foreed to leave ~II' lJomes WASHINGTON U1' - Tl!ia Ia by ritinor fioodrng ' th ••• 8t 01 G d t•~ ••. eory ray1 on, "" wl' Meanwhile, at lllurpH~sboro key who never had 10~lher Be hardest bit by the Ia~ llt<lember Is dead, the vieUtn of play tornadoes, tlre Brg Mudd)' River I FatherIess T key Meels IAS.)J Dem"se I or I 1 With him hu died for at least dropped another 4 rnebes No YON tlje hopeo o( governmeqt families were forced to ••cuate acle~tist Marlow w Olsen of the area The U S Weather Qureau re key can becotne 1 father ~ potted, however, tbat n~w: r~ Craydon .... the onlY Irving I tnuld be expecled ·i!lWUgboo• proot of Olsen'• discovOI"!' - •n· t aouthem Dlmols late liklay. nOUtlced to an Incredulous world In the rest of Ihe nalftfn, a late in 1~- that It Is poSirble tot coming winter began ~ !how a \urkey to be born wrthout a 1.. first srgna or drgglng in Cool atr ther moved rn behrnd a disturbance in the northeaot Thursday nlgbt Partbcnogeneals, the 8Mnst•ne cawing lower temperitures ovet :~;~~=~=!.•~.•,m=• ~ the enure nation from the Mra01: vlously to occur In lower forma of alppt Valley to the Atlanflc Sc• life Olsen was the first to AIIIICOV· board ' • lcatniu 1\'h,lbPr a fatherless 1111'- \ 1D d, 6H4t' er 11-ln t)lrkeYl Sinal then Olsen has produced more than a score of fatherleBA turkeys by testing more than 18,· oooeus laid by turkey hena wllleh were kept carefully segregated from twkey toms Craydon,was the sole survrvor of th... experlmenta He was t-e only fatlm'Iess turkey to live more !ban 22 trays Under Olaen's tender care ~1'11¥don autvlved for 254 days en death ubexpecledly attock He WI!, tilled by two bunting dogs a~ b~ 0 \Vllnder'ld aboat the baok yar ~ Olsen's home adjacent to the 1 riculture Departmen, s 11 re~~· centtr If nearby Betsvr e t ea Mish ott A In uto ap Near portsJDQUlh ~ PORTSMOUTH, 0 UP- Har old c.lrrence 3p Wake[teld, wa• krlled and srx o~hef persons were Injured Thursday In a l*;o car collisron on U S 23, IOVtn miles north of here Hrs daughter, Paula, &months old and ltls '"ter rn "'w Katie Entler 11 were taken. lo Chll dren's' llo;pilal rn Cqlumblls In crrttcal condition WASHINGTON UP-New trou· blea piled up today tor Robert B Rueger, rormer. Naval officer wb.o lost all his retirement bene!ita wben he wJs eonvroted •1 manaioughter tf Rueger now has been told h• must cough up $3 7'17 to the Navy apparently because someone '" C lor therr farm the Navy made a bookkeeprn' er ably will remain "".'"' ~~~.;,0:: ror according to a report In the According to Army Navy-Air Foree Journal "" tbe Presrdent Rueger's troubles began ''' PASADENA, calif UP-Odds Washington months after he retired from 30 were much better today that New new Crvrl Yanearaunb,.lervtnliseebedinrethcoredNaavynd w;~: Years Day would dawn cool, Iholds riB frrst clear and sunny than tbat Oregon Pwndent has rank of commander would overeome a 19 pornt defier! pate m at Be trUed an umnvrted guest ••d whrp Obro State m tbe Rose meefurg of tbe wl)o barged into a New Year's i'i:twL by the last ~y and alarted an argument Wpathcr fo~ecasters predic'.M The Pnsirfent at Ruerer'a Arlrngton, Va home tbat thare wss only on. Fhancc staff wltb. him in 1958 For Ibis Rueger was In five or six tbat rt woufd ram Will be CODVlctod o' manslaughter ond Jiln. I but oddamake:s re!uaed tc mg sentenced to five years In prrm budge from thorr J9-<ll'20 pornt aala Oo the Navy"J recommendation tonferenees President Ersenbower SIIRed on eslima\0 of the coming game State of tbe Unron order etrildng Rueger'• name Pnlss Seeretary from the retired rolls last March D 1 erty sard wort on 8 A Jetter wa1 lent to Rueger ~teten Uuron will be ~=es~~ the Virglura State Peurtentrarv man ebore tn 10 at Rrchmend notifyrng him of \he posl.ll,Oll also wiJldevote budgel mes,.ge that starts nnt,:.ui~~i~M coDJultatiou wtth Peraval Brllndage RICHMOND lnd UP- A htt'e • Hagerty expect& : lriU. ,,~, Clear "'eather predi tedFOr Ro:.. Bowl Tilt Arrests R ed Jn eport Hour pen'od No new arrests were report,d the P"l 24 hours by Robert C Hartenbach He said no charges were fried agalDJt Philip and Doris Flshe. or Rac1ne Therr case was thus !brown out of Jusllce of Peace R. E. Grindley's courL In a state mcnt to The Daily Sentinel lfr and !Irs Fisher sard an alteroa Uon rnvolvrng them WI£ not be tween tbemael ..s, but rather botween a third party IFather ts . 'Jn 0p To Appendedomy f~rlo::g r~n'·:!e~~~;~ron a~"!': ~~::. :.~:..~cl! dectomy performed when her lather relented rn hiS relrgrou• opposltron to medrcal care Tho father Arth~r Prppen, 40, had resrsted for about three da)& agarnst pie"' by allthontles to permit a ph)o!SICtan to treat bh daughter Judy 11 , lor acute ·~ pendrcltr; Instead Pippen hrs ram1Iy and other members or the 'Full Taberoade of God' religrous sect prayed almost oontrnuously to me the hie of the blonde blut eyed grrl Prppen was persuaded to per mrt the operatron Thursday "rght when autborrtres rnstrtuted legal action to make Judy a ward of the eourt whrch would pav• way for medical trtatment Earllcr Thursday Prppen had of the year to ............ bower •• he drafts ofd;he;!E~~;~~~ Doubt ner m - the bra Slate of the Ubilll('n fore congress w ('~ Jan 7 Hageriy has been made 1:;!~ Prestdenl wtU aend U congres. cr deliver I\ Eight .tuteJJIW,~ V&AgCla~ 'W/LealOll Funeral Bulk Milk d W Buckeyes Nourn ln.Pasa en~, Se...,;"e Planned th~ • •· Fol•Thiril'Bese Bowl Clash Saturday At2 PM ~::~£~ F::~r~:i~i~:t J.~i~ fi 1 , 1 ._ burst 111(h1n bours and •he mrghl Forrest Wheaton, Cheshrre RD not irve through the nrgbt In dred at Holzer Hosprtal Thursd.p thir ~ame mornrng lie wu precede\! rn Despite the predlcllon rppen ' rnsrsled on ta\rng tbe Eirl back .._ point death by bls wile the former home to resunle prayrng lar her ~ l'rlaude Strausbaugh, who died m 19114 lfr Wheaton was a natrve hf~ut Pippen stood firm rn hl! game was among of Gallia County and was born bclrels untrl ShenU Edward Cor at Eno June. 12, 1884 h stadium the Ohro Staters Survavors mclude Mrs Wilham dell amvcd Wit a smnmons have won two from the Pa<rfic (LUly May) OxYer Mrs Dow I The summons ordered Pappcn, a Coast Conference defeating Csll (Ethel) Little Marre Wheaton foundry worker, to appeor m fornra, 1714, In 1950 and beat!DJ and Harold Wheaton aU of Che- court today for a hearmg ou d 11 the grrl s custedy usc 21!-7 tn 19~ _ shrre 13 gran dcbildren an Then tbe law wa nts to take Oregon wh1cb also played at gre_a/ grandchildren ' bt r to the hoapltai?" Prppen ask 1\!'renda may call at the the old Tournamont Park, tb~t Rawll••s.Coals Funeral Home en the sheriYr ~ Penn, 14-11 In 1917 bnt wva 0 1 wiU he h ld s 1 It docs," Cord~! replied edged by upset mrnded Harvafd, where servrces • a My church preaches that w~ urday at two o'clock Qurral~•) -ntrirued on "a•e Frve) 7-6, rn 1~0 be in the Poplar Ridge COIIII••"• ,~ ... • (Conlinued on Pa&e Five) "be·Eiuclley~s are back visltl.llg ,a d �( ,, ,, • of ' I I ' l .' • ff ' . ,· ; '"' 2-Dally Sentbl~l. fome~•Middlij~ort, 0., Dec. 27j Jt!'t - · riLiv1sloN · auu)i ._, I WS~ •TV ~~'ft"el3 . ·~ Che11Mi W~St' Vi1iJ;~il~ News Leader Christmas Gilt To Its R·edtlef$ Is SuggiStive Of Something We Should Start Upon s:tli Sllil oa ::~ i~~r Rq4(il From time to tbqe in ,1958 we expect lo made and is equal to the size or a book. enlighten oil!' ~e!gs 'County readers w1th something a !IItle out of tlje ordinary. At the same time, the story we are about to relate is an outstandin& eumple of the cultural value of boble' tafn lil!wlpajH!rs. Enroute to ul Mw I& the Chriitmas edilun of the Nicbolas County News Leader, known as West \tttginia's "wackle&t" newspaper This pape~. ltdlted by Jim Comstock, comes up each Yuletide with an original 1dea lor lis ahllllll gift lo1ts te!d~rs. -- Storits Mother Tt~ld Thl.! yeat the paj!er hat jalllllacked Its 36 tabloid paces with !lie stories that "mother ueed to tetl." It 11 crammed full of ghost stories, tokens, mountain clll'es altd tall tales Tbere are ballads elf the mbuntain grown variety, tips on how to get huebands, l!ow to kill boo~ inaketi, bolt to otlt-run racer snakes. and how to see a ghoit. . Girls who want to be boy~ can,do It easily by eating nine uil-rlpe persimmons. People who want to gel till of wltc!he1 ne\Jd only put 1 seive on the door knob. 'l'he w1tch must stop and count the holes! , One year the paper did a 48·plll!e ta~loid life of Chtlst In newspaper style from birth to cruclfllltion. The paper talked the townspeople Into donning beards and "weird cos· tumes" and posing. A year later a traveler in Darkest Afrtea s!<lpped it a mission school, fpund the News Leadet's Life of Christ In its Ubrary. This year's mammoth editorial and coliec· !jon effort markl the first time any compilation of West Virginia folklore has ever b~n 9:80 IMO 10 30 !O·o:J 11:80 t2 00 12:SO t ·OO 1·15 1:15 3:00 4·00 4:45 5.00 UO 6 15 6 25 HometownRaper Is Best No other insltument has bccu devised by modern civiliza.Uo)\ better su1ted than the hometown newspaper to presc1 ve the heritage of the past When h•sto11ans 50 years afte1 an event set down to do a defmihve assessment of persons and 1ssues one of thmr first assignments is newspaper hies Every people, every county, even each commumty is rich In folklor e Out of the past certainly comes the stuff that tonditions the m10ds or young today While th1s newspaper likely never will get around to doing an en. tire isme on Southeastern OhiO folklore, someone should. We can recall several elderly folks who could do sevml chaplers singlehanded iy. One is Bob Carson of Leading Creek who is pushing 90. Another is Dean E 0 Saunders of Journey's End, practically on top or 90. Both are quite almt and hale at their advanced ages Carson parlirularly is a storehouse of folklore Wtthout doubt there are many others who could add interesting scenes to the drama of early Me1gs County ~ nd Southeastern Ohio. 6 30 6·45 7 00 7:30 e·oo 9 oo 9 30 10:00 10.45 11:00 · trouble With rathet Arlene Francl, Show Treasur~ Hunt The Prlle Is Rllht Truth or Co~soqU(Jftotl .. Tiedt!! Doulb It COuld Re You Mid-Oay Newa Movletlme Bride a~d Groom Mat1nee Thel!lre Quee~ for a Da1 Modero Jll>mantea ComedY Time Splnafh Playhouae Sports Eye Weatherca•t News Picture NBC News • Death Valle Daya Tr•tb or Co~~Ueneea Jerr1 Lewis Shaw M-Sguad The Tltln .Mlb Cav*'olillt of Sporli RQd B.rber'~ 01/l'ltr News Heoclllaoa Sltft l)lf ~Sifdrd-:--.t~ Cha"""' il.:....n · e-rl........ 8: !5 8:30 8:80 IO:!Jq 11:00 11. 30 !2.00 12.30 1 00 1 30 1 45 Ch•nnell-Fdda, Captain Konnroo CBS News Morning Sbowa CBS News ll.,...tns stat• lf•.rf tO·OU liarry Moore 11·30 Strike II Rich 12 00 Hew• at Nodft ·~·10 Kalie's Almobac 12·15 Lo•e of Life 12:30 SeQrrn !or Tom.orrow t2'45 Gul~lng Lll)ll 1 OD Kalil's Kltohen 1:30 As the Wotld Turna 2:00 Belt the Clock UO Hoilsejiartr 3:00 Big Payoxf 3 30 The Verd1ct Is YoUrl 4:00 Brighter Day 4'!5 Seeret Storm t 30 Edge o! Nlqht 5::00 Myat81'J Tho1ter 6:30' Your Esso Reporter 6 45 Sports Parade 6 ·55 Weathorman 1 00 Mr. District Atlorn., 7 30 Playhouse of Stars :~ ~~'i1f,J .-riliaw , ~ 9 00 Mr. At!arn!"!i- ~ "' WHTN~..,;tv -Chaftnel13-Friday WJEH Melas County News Most DorktNfss Blamed Ills an unpleasant thought, but more peo· pte aro killed during the Christmas season, travelling home for Christmas and back, than at any other time of the year There are a !lumber of reasons tor this. 12:10 p.m. Doily CHESTER ALL "J(' POll McNUTTII EL C!IITIIO, C1lll. UP- Mn Jomeo McNittl, who hu children named Jamea, Julh, Jono1, Joy • and lei'I'J, faYe btrth to a dati· &hler urtday. The bnby'; name' •n. LI:S~ 8 oo 8:45 9 00 945 g 55 Defighf,ed To Serve It's Not Too Difficult To ~ocate Your Talents :u~ ~~:~':ri 5·00 5·30 6:00 6· ta 6:30 7:00 7.30 8:0Q 9·00 10:00 10.30 11100 11:10 o: R•nM d •• • CSIIr~l• •r Wdoh lft. WIU! Howdy Doody Ful')' The Ruff 1< Reddy Show True Stoey Deteetive's Dairy Down on the Falm TBA , • Blue and Gray trootblil ' Game Sky King Hopalong Cmldr News Picture Sports Eye Federal Men Saturday >li~bl JamborH People /.rO Funn1 Perry Como The Arthur 'Murray Party W~il'' II Fot Your Hll Pirad6 NeWJ Redll..Wl!then;11l ~1...,wo'W' ... 00 81 1)1:. 1~ WCHS-TV Chanttel8 Cidents over the Chmtmas Hoijd~y, :I'he day coming In midweek certainly helped tQ reduce extreme highway traffic. A "long "cck· end" always serves to enhance the probabilily of oomeone dying unnecessarily. For the r. eord, local police in the County Sheriff's department, and Pomeroy and Mid ~leport police failed to record evon a col· llslon worthy of report Pearl Parler, near Cherter, en· tertained with 1 dinner and Christ· lla• alit exehonae, Sundoy, Doc 12 All oeven of hlo aona were pre· ,.nt 1'he only member of the lam lly ab10nt w11 hll douahter of Fronkfort, Ktlltuclr. Preaent were Mill Moud Creel, 11111 Velmo Stoneal't, Atheno: Mr 1nd Ml'l. Herbert PIPkcr, Bobble, lloward ~ 1nd Nanq, Syracu•e, llr. ond . Wllbtr Parler, Mor lho, Eric a d Jld4le, of Allred; Mr and Mro IIarion Parker, Carolyn ond llellllill, nur Cheater; Mr and Mre ~lon Pirker, Lorry, Gory ind itnel, LI!Tuno, Tex... Mr. and lotra. Homer Parker and Lind• Suo, Rutlond: Howard Park· er ot homo; Mltl WUrn1 Hermann, Che1hlre: Mr. and ' Ml'l. Wlllla ParkeI ond Ria•II, .aear Cheller Altemoon eolltrl were Mro. Don Summerfleldl Belli Summerlleld, llr 10d lire. R1lph Parker, Ethel Stout, llr. 1nd Mr~ Somuel Mlchoel, OotJ Dee, Lenore and Leu!" s.. ftr•ar LANGSVILLE 9:44 &!p OD 9:4a !l:W 12:oa 12'15 12·30 1:00 1:30 2:45 3:00 3.30 4:00 5:00 5:3b 8.QO e.:aa 6:45 7:ali 7:30 8:00 8:80 9:00 9,ao 10!00 Morpilll Movll NeiSbhorl Noou N,m Cartoon Club 1 Liberaet Gtetebell Wade Sbow Movie M1t111ee Pat ond Mike ,\mel'lean llandrtlnd Dd y~ Tru!l Yoor Wile! Am..-lcan Bandstand B~tdp~ltl ' !ti!Ckey Mouae Club CarillOn Club tlve Stor Final N,wa 1 ~aroh for Adventure Rln 'Pin Tin JIJn Bowie p 1trlee MUlde! Sbow Frank SIDIIfl Show With ell the ..... 9:!0 10:00 10.80 11:00 11:05 11 :19 Pro FoblbaU Hl&hl,&.. The Llno Up P&rson to Person News Scannlni lhe \lleatllef The Late Show ChannelS ... Saturday 9:00 9.301 10·30 11:00 li:ID II :30 12:00 1:00 I:W ::oo 4·30 1r 'l'owtl Meetfug Caplaib Kangaroo Mlehty l,lrule Plavbotlst Modern l'Iome5 Dlge&t Garden Ci11b Satur~ar Playboua R~cOI'd !lop 1 'l'be Lone Ranger Bll Plctu~ Gator Bowl Pro uockey 8:30 2oth Cen!dry 1: oo G~ldeb Plarholll~ 130 n i~ 9·00 e:ao tO ·OO 'o )O Perry Mason ~bbw · flick & the Tluchers Gale Storm show I. Havo Guu, Will Trani Gunsmoke Official Detective .u:~ rr:.nakef .., ~~ •r£ 11:10 TheeLate Show Cllannal13 -· 10·30 11.00 11:13 12·30 12.so State Trooper Newa Tbeawr 13 Stge OH Sian Off Challqel13 - Saturday JJ:5o stan on 1:00 All St~ lloYie lllllnee 1:30 illblo Tlnie .!00 All Star Gblf 5:00 Satur••r Sp0f9 aevre. 0:15 Peraonal Pn>fne 8:30 S•tbrdiY Nhll :Review 5:40 Comment :00 Lilt'• talk over 6·80 Play of the Watt .T:OO Sherloek Robilea e n '•1 • I , • ' • ~ ,f" \ • , ~· I I ~~ ' ' Noll~! odrertlslnl repreaento live, BotUneiU·Itlmbtll, Inc.. 848 tulnlltD Ave., Naw York Clb If. N.Y. llllertll aa aemd elou mol11n1 llllfn.. ~I 111• poll office II Pom '""· vnlo. Bubim1pllon rata: D4llvery by tarNr .rbore IVIIIIble 80 cont. per w,eek; oae ye1r In 1dvonce •t eo· Ill !ftOMha, 17 80; !IU'e1 montho. fUO. '811motor route where nvall· Able~. · II!Onlb ., • By mall or.e har WlJ montba, t4.2!; lhl'OO mo f> ~.$11; ob• mo"th, St. lie4 ovei'J 1!tornoon exrf. l!Y The Oblo Valle! · lliC. " ~10 Meo:llonlt i, l :;..t ~lri'' ~~:=· "t' - - , ,• tGraiQEievators r ' New ln.-Farmi, . ' II · ~arm l~me . " tu work~ ,rbo 1iUI mob out Ill<. llr Congress faces the farmer w~t will happen? ,.. WSA%·> . 9:30 P.M. JAN. 6 I 1 am;- :;::! Acreage,Rese . rve up'.S'tarts Qn JanU-ary 13 ,Ohio .Valley Feed Co. .. I Income Tax Deadline Set or Farmers Bull~tin On Holiday Potted Plants Available ' \ , ou ' cl8l11en, azalea, hydrangea, rose D!' lily There also are poln~" on bandllng glo~lnlas, potted and geranblms. , 'can do an excellent job pf i!r4wjlng VJoieta In }Our authora point OU\1' "Because direct •unhght 13 not needed, best growth Is at terr. ·pe1rature of 65 to 7a dearee• ond soil should be on the dl')' side." The tfublicalioo: Wustr1ted drawings, oilers sugg"tlons and plant arrangement o! containers and mn· use. 1t also contains use o! fertilizer and Beeordo !ell U., ;arm.r whore be llanda f1Dindali1 oad what pro1reu bt 11 lllfklli£ TlleJ ue valuable ID !tie · ef!lcleot lllliiiP' mont of lbe larlfl buoill.., ond provide 1 bull for anai)'Zinl the buaineu ond ftw t!l'edlt PIU'POMI. Becordo 111o help 111 determfll. tna the amDUDI of Olfllillp whldl ahould be ~ tot aelf..,... ploymenl tu purposes. Soctal s.. cur!t7 beoefllllwDI be poyable to the farmer upon retirement 11 1go 65 (62 for WOIDIIJI) or to farnlllea In the event of . .tla. , There are 110 lll!Dr cbangea In the iiiCom'e tu llw over flat year. formen mtut Pl1 .elf-lmplo)omenl tal <aocbl aecurlt1) II their net earnlnp for the fMI' were mort than $tOO. ,Tbe7 ~ u10 •• 0!'tiona! method of Clllllputin& net earnlnp II their 11'011 Income from farllliJII - 110 more than fl,BOO. The llll1 ~t hrtHhirdo of IIUdl lfllll llicOmt aa their net earnillp from larlfl aeU..mplO)'· men~ Thla year tile IDcome Ill fd· inl directioat Illite that relurlll may be 'rounded' out to the near· ell dollar. To ICCOIIIPIIIh this amount• of te. than 80c are ellmlnjoted aed intounll of 80c to 99e ar'e rliled to the next hlPeot dol· lor. I'Gnna to ,a t;w illeome tax pupoaea this year include F'onn 1040 wblrh II the f,lefiOnal returf n, the oehedule F wbleh II the arm bulineu return 1nd the ocbedule D whlcb Is uaed to llhow gainl ond from aa1ea of capilli 1110t. 101101 and cerliln roperb' ouch 11 dairy or ~~ animals and larminl equipment Farmen wbo pay over $800 to hired help durtng the Clfendir year are required to report this on FOI'IDJ 1096 and 1098 M~ M lga COunty !amen in e h h !j :allJ·~~e!taca!f Of ...... .~ ' RUTLAND ly l'hyllla 1-.ltn IURPII,a I!~THDAY PARTY Jlre. Ethel Ne'*"n 1111ated by 1M douptllr, lira. J)orls Thoma. ~ntertalned with a ourpriae part , honoring h'r lfllnddaujhter Dec ThD111.11 on her 16th birthday Sat urday eveninJ, RereJhmenta of hot dogs, po. pltklea, decorated birtl•d•v e'lke and kool aid wero to Betty , Jeflf!fl, Jackie 'l'hom11, Patty Younr, Joyce Hat field, O!a Turuer, Bonni~ Car aon, llor.,.l Smith, ~~nvel Foley, Cotky Tbomaa, Linda Cre mea1111, Sandra LIIUe, Marjor:, Foley, Bruee Davll, Jim Horutet ter, Lero1 Chapman, Marvm Crenteana, David Coraon, Geor1e 1uatlce, Herb Grate and the honoree. Gamea wf!fe enjoyed through out tbo e'\'Jint ond tbe door prize waa narde~ to Betty Je!fenlrlra. Nelson preaenCecf htr gronddaupter w1th 1 Royal De luxe portable typewriter. GSTING READY FOR YOU The l,.adJea Aid of the Christ"" Church held 'theit Cbriltma. part, at the home of Mrs. Ethetl Snowden Frldoy evening. IIi'· lmbmentl of Ice cream, cake, chicken Jalad aandwlches, pickle; and eoflee wer• to 16 ,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;i;; I ..,...a . . .ATTENTI~~~f'\ BROILER GROWERS \~1\liil•(,f.l. ~ (;ll!J[t1liD) ' - .. Here'' The :;. J I /~w':l'%"~ 'FOR ..'I PROVIC'O MILLI ·co. and .FEED •v a,L "E . . PR0111N SUIPLEMf1IT ,GIVES PI.GS ,· . ·FEED ~: ~H' .{ '· ........f-........,.-- S.tVES YOV ltJONUt. ml'ln:ome tJX return& Thlt method Is OMiewbal more 11mple Story from: than the aecnui method bnt may paying taxes on two yean " i 11 1 G!IOVEil SAlSER, J~ · .J, one erop II aold after 1anuary Ill and thot year's crop Is ' KACINFo OHIO , l sold before December 31111. The 0011 of item• whiM are purCHICIB STARTED chased for reaale tan only be deNUMBER SOLD .... .. ........ ... .... : .. dueted during tt\e yearth010items UVABIIJTY .• .' ..... . ... .... ....... ~ . are sold. For example If ten weanillg pigs were purchased in the AGE .........•... . .. . I weeil, 4 -~,·· fall o! 1957, wbith will be fatten· DATE SOLD ..... , . .. .............. . Sept I, ed lftd aold ill limB, the cost of AVERAGE WBIGii'r PEl BIID ............ -'· tbelf plgo ean only be dedueted .from the oeiiiDg price at the thne PEED CONVERSfON ·., . .. .c; .•. ~ .. •~ .' ..•••:.. . they are aold. TOTAL COST PER LB. OF MEAT .... ...... .. ,., Some of the amaUer deductable I " farm expense• !requently missed include BUclt lbtngs as farm ot:~an· izaticn dues, tarm magar.mea, rtampa and 11111Uonary, small toola having a short llle, account boOk, farm business travel and account· illg fee, . BIGIIER 'rROf'lfS · The eapit.al gatnJI provlstono of the Income tal law ore of }PI'elsl Interest to larml!n- Li~t bold for breeding or dolry pu~ lor twelve montba of more proVIding the balls of a long term operatto~. When anlmail aueb as these II'! belct tor twelve or more montba Route IJ4 •ftoae Ut then only half of the SaiD II tax· able. If these animals were pur- 1 ·~~~::;;;::;:;;:~~~~;~;:;:;~~~;:;;;;5! chuetl and Ibid a! • losa lbeo the II en\fre lou Is dedueted OD the , IICiledudo D. Tbe capital gaiJlJ and "'1~ .'- I loll f)!'OVislona ahould be mulled A ft ~ rather carefully 11 some tim~ ' they may be conalderod u capiW assell and sometlmea as ordinary aaiell depending upon the circu111· atincea. · If rarmera have definite P1•blema 'In detenninllll apiiJI aa11!11 and their openlions then they ehould ,..ure the Farmor'a Taa Guide, wblrh Is 1vallable fr:om the Meip count.r 'EJtenaion Senl1:2 OUico loo•led Ill th~ baaement of the new county Home. Any group of people ID the county IDterealed In nudyin(•md ' making out farm Income tu and soelal 10curlty returns as a troup l are i!lvjted ~ eontact E•tenalon of. . ' flee to arrange for times 'whiclt \ wltl be eonvenienl There are CON~J~!/OYS PR~Q'pON alio In the county numeroUI indl, vidlials Who have received del· AG.UNS1 i(;~Y s\V[N~ ' \WOBJIIS.··,:l1( .1 T~e conrplttt 1M retunlllf recordo are IUbmlllld. .' ~~ Kills ll!,testinil Jlqundworm, Sign and Whipwotmf. . " ... ;:coNTAINS 1 New .~olle B;&i'omyeta' ' '• · Fee4 ·AddiUve- 'l1lat •' ! J ~ ~ity ~ I)' '<. • PREVEN'r$. CQSTL~' '#C)lM~ ' D~A~E ~~Q~ ....... . ' I 4a we atand on the ~ . OIVC)TIII,I TO fNTERI!~TS OJ DJOS.MABON AREA Sl~ !-'" the' Ohio Sllte Unlverally will of· fer an 8-wee~ short eourae In ameultur(beglnnlnj o~''ll@ilay, January 18, 19118, lftd olosllls _on Frt day, March 7, 1958. The course II open lo hlllb· tfhOOI graduatea and youna men with aome farm j)aekll'Ound who are· l9 year• of age or older. En· rollment will be limited to -the lint 60 eilllblq atudeatJ wbo )ub. mit their appilcallo~. The abort courae' la to provide 1'111 Dlir Sentinel Tilt l!tdl1 StnUnel otftce. I and acll araln on a amall lfO.l! c. •· ILAKIILII margin compared to morgina reCounty Attlcul,ivrol Attnt qulred byomany other type• of Mort Help COUJ!tJ larmere com,buslne.,, IBYI R011 Milner, Oblu plete their ,bu»jneu year on Dec. State Univmlty Extension Jl'al~ Slat, 10 F'ebrurly 10, 1958 bemarketing tpeclalls~ cornea the deadline to PlY their Milner cltea an analysil of 10& Income and ~lsi Security 111 Ohio ~levators ahowlng that they 'and make their complete report. arc operating , on 1 &-cent lfO" A peraon Is ciiNiflecl 11 1 firmer margin per dollar 'Iii total ule). 11 at leall twMhlrda of his .,.,.. Margins on groin ttaell are stiU xncome Ia from fartniDJ smaller, he says, while those un All taxpayers, lncludlnl farm· lumber, feed, !llat:hlnery an.: ers, are required w keep recorda other farm ailpplles are larger. whtch wlll en,able tbem to 1eeur~;;;;;;;;;;;;.i;;i;;;;;:;;;;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;;;;,;;;;l:~ j The 11-cent 'ross marlin on ateiy prepare on ' ln<ome II• rt • ' feed· sales, plua 3 ce111• on servll:~s turn, and which w01 permit ~e and and other Income, resulled in a Internal Revenue llervi<e to de,$peclo1' radio report •••~n~ught fo...,ou Pu,lna •enlnttv., animal milk total groas Income equal to U termine whether the llw bu been I ~~~~~~~on and herd lllanogeinent, cents .per' dollar sales, accordirig applied correctly. I! management, ,pasture to the speelallat. Alter deduclln> January !at Is the best time of Improvement and forage cropa, expenses, which "'mounted to 9 the year to atart farm reeordo. poullry management, farm ele0o cents, the average net IRCIJIII~ Maoy btlllneaa p!Jcea In !be couatrlclty, farm peata and weed con- was a little less than 3 cents for ty are mo)rillg 1vall•hle complete trol, and farm machinery will be each dollar of sales farm record boob without charlo, I offered. Th~ student will b tve an Total Jales of the 100 eleva· but If tbeae are not IVIilable the opportunity to oelect aubjeds tors, M1fner reporll, varied from Extenaion Service eonllnuea to which will be ~~ greateat value to l•ss than $31!0,000 to more thoo provide record boob wblcb are T,une In NBC R.dlo him on the home farm. $1.1!00 000 a year. In general, ihe. sullxdecUy delliled to eDible •n County agricultural agenta, aa- larger' elevatorJ bad amolle• ex- analysio tq be made of the farm sociate agents and borne eeonom· penses per dollar of sales aod operatioDI. \cs agents have been osked to en- charged 1 smaller gross nlarg111.' Aside from the tu requirement ' courage oubtonatag young men in Net ineome per dollar of silos that recorda are required good their areas to attend. averaged about the same of ail records can, meon dollsra •to the Additional Information re~ard· groups, regardless of sl2e. farmer in the way of (1) Income lng eouraes, registration, and In· 11 required an average of 27 tax savtnp, (2) management of the struction may be secured by writ· cents ol total """'' to sell a dol farm bwlne~, ond (3) JO<ial ae•nll to the Dean's Offloe, Room Jar's W1Jrth of merchandise. To- cur~ty beoeftta. MONDAY I· 100, Agricultural AdmiDlalrllion tat as•ets av~raged $171,067 uf So~e of the waya that recorda Blutylldlcngl, Thbe OhlOio Osb~ Univer· w)lich 70 per cent was net wortlt benefit farmen are: (!) Some of ' " o um ua ' o. and the remaining 30 percent bor your receipt. may be euludab!e from .,.aa ID-me to Seneca County in· 1923. 'He · rowed eap'ltal. •• for tu purpo~ e (2) 0 e oveflooketl Item o1 ·. ' joined the alate Extension stall Ohio f'f.mep now receive 27 s n th f« a daly report Oftiolftl farm •owa dhd from Wathingtan, listen fo Purina'• 1n !928 aa a rural aoclologl!t· percent or th)ir cash receipts $25 expeniO cou14 coo1 • 1 'Wa11J1ntlon Farm' Report' wlltJ Rkhord Horln•.., Moodoy""' friday 011 NBC. ,• and served aa supervisor of com· from the "" of grnrn Last year er 55 or more ID 1 ~ ~~r~: 3 The 86th .Contross Is aoon to open. O.fenae spending h!l,ll tb-_lfm&. munlt)o lnatitutea from 1829 un graw .,tes Iii Ohio totaled $273,· ( )se~•:::!:b: d~~ted !ith 1955 He hJI! been recognl2ect Sll4!,000. Most far~", sales of II""' a reeord pi COli of an Item light: Will ihe Iarmer and his problem& be pushed aside, lanored? Or does Jlo have chaniplona who will fiRht to help solve hla mOlt nationally as a 1ea~er Of dtS<Us- arc made to Ohto s 004 eountry from whiM the . deprecillUon a!· s\on groups at 4-H meetiugs and elevators. lowanee can be !etermlned. (4) If - pressing p~biema! (or twelve years served as a con· 1 11 •dJel' quealibor Tunrbr your neire1l NBC ....UO atallon, Motidly ntglt, Ju~8. trlbutlng ed'tor for Notional 4-H •ness year, the economist explalm. your tax r~urn thl matadno of the A person Is ctaasi!ied 'ilo a ed permanent recor a may e P Hear Bidw.l llllkn...; n~ran Waabincion newalat!ler, 111 ho,Dndloul N 8 what Ieiding qrleulllnl aDd poiiUcallOtlera bave to r,tJ lbout 11m f!K ~r~:~tzafton! He 1 recently larJiler, Schwall says, if at le'st the larme:U aav:.:ueh, valuable tealsWilon In 1958. returned lrqm . • 2-resr assign· ~wo thirds of pis gross Income Is t•me as w as a. ment In !ndla where , He served from farming Right now, \eamJ of objective reporters are In the field 4: , .SWng ebnsultant to tlie ~overnment There are no major changet 'In , , • ~nd recording •• , the lt!archlng gr...,roD\8 queat\901 farmers India and he state of Pun- the lncorne tax law over last year themselves are aSklllg. Theae queatiOJUI will then be aalted of •the In the fields of rural iodo according to Schwart. Farmers Sign' Ialii\ lellder~ •.• the ~· who will aetually steer fuill leglsla~oq Extension ·motbot!S. . must pay setl..mployment \AX t!vough Congre~~t~ in 1968., · 1 otarted his c~r~er as a (aoCIBI seccurlty) If their net earn· WUl w1ll tltilr uairera h.7 ,, ,, In Trumbull Oounty lllgs lor the yeor were mort~ than In 1919 the state Extens· $400. They may use an op\lonli ion staff m as an , Extension' method of computing ne' earii)Jlga Ohio larmel'! may sign up lor economist in farm •·t•nagement. If thetr gross Income from farm- 1958 tobaceo and eorn aereage reRecEmliy be spent four and one mg was no more .than $!,BOO. They serve pro!ll'ama of the soU bank PII'ONE 3751 ' RACINE In Paklet~n as an •1"/· may treat \:O:th~~s ~~~~f.: from January 13 through March 7 · advisor to the :n•ome ~ e;r e 1 says Wallace Barr, OhiO State Unl· ltuntry, HI) a:r::'er:.~:~::•n '081 Extensipu economist. helping( Pak· from fftrihlng was :Ore than $!.·acreage reserve pa)'Dient set up an agrleultura ece 600 t 1 $1200 s net earnfor corn next year will range nomlcs ~rogrom In teachmg, remay ~".:. g thei: actual net $H to $82 an aere, comparl!'i search artd Extension • ~~~~ingp~ower~n less than 11 200. with $44 and $59 an acre in 1957, ' Barr says Those farmers who took part in tbis year's program will be paid a 10 percent premium obove the 1958 rate If they place tdenU· e~lland in the program next year. A producer is Uml!ed to a total acreage reserve payment of $3,000 Barr pomts oul Thll liml~ he says, applies to eaclt prOducer for each farm be operates or In which he bas an interest and ahare ill the crop The sUJI bank base lor oil farms partjppatlng 10 the 19118 acreage teaerve program will be the total crqp acreage, based oa production history lor 1956 and !tm1. Farm· ers must redU<e toll! harvested ••reage tn 1958 below thla baae the number of acres plaeed ill acreage feaerve, Barr eltJIIalna. State Unlveraity Columbui p4blle school•· She re Agricu~':,l;al Extension workers, ce~Uy received a Certificate of eacb wl\b a long aervl<e record 1 Recognition from · the Grand will reUre nceember 31. Codnell of Epsilon Sl~ma They &re 1111, Edna Callahan, National Extension honorary clothing and textiles tpeciallst iernlty, for her · out ·olln~bj' J. P. Schmid~ rural •lologlst work in home economiC!. and Guy w. Miller, -farm manage Schmidt, known throughout ru mert specillllst. . ral Ohio as supervisor of Ni" Callaftlft hos served · tho mumty Institutes, has been with Ohio Extension Service for thirty the Extension Serviee lor thirty "ven years, beg)lllllng . in Sep· nine years. He was Morr~w Countember 1020 alter three years 1 ty's firSt county agent m 19l9 tenehin< home economics In the and went from Morrow County e:oo SliD .f Oper~teOnSm~_: Farmlt~r&AreReqoifedBy Be Offered M~tgin Of Profit.. , '·~w' .. Help In Eff'~~~·e.n~y' "' Tbe/,CoUe.e of Agriculture at Country &raln olevatora IJ~~ ~ 00 . If~~ Ohio } ·eourse;: T:~0 II 1r1' 'i',be FIJIIil7 8:00 COWI\rf MJIIIC Jubilee UimiiCJ! weQr . 10:00 M~ Wl~etJII!Ierriew :0:80 lla7fifiwer Newa , 10·35 ~ ~~II»'Y 'l'h~atar 12:10 • :QJUy~ntlne~;Pomeroy·MI~dleport,O.,Dec.27\ 19D7--ll l_t.l;~..-..tl Three;E~tension Wor.kersPlan ·:- ·R~tire~ettt. O•n Deee~e~ 31st ' · ' f ~~ ' ' End E~tra ~orle'Zol Wontlllff_Ptp, hold oh New Year, · 'I n lib pleuund11 1 , tbanllns you ror ,..,.. pilrllnap illd )"'shin8 rOY · the belt of lucUa '581 .. FULTON ' ,. :tHOMPSON •:'" ·r~croa sALE.s Pomeroy, o. " , '\ " NO MlXINQ OR MEASpRING NO HO~ING . OFF. FEED' · END~ COIIIT.uiiNA'fiON PHV~~ REIN~E$tATIClN ,, I �( ,, ,, • of ' I I ' l .' • ff ' . ,· ; '"' 2-Dally Sentbl~l. fome~•Middlij~ort, 0., Dec. 27j Jt!'t - · riLiv1sloN · auu)i ._, I WS~ •TV ~~'ft"el3 . ·~ Che11Mi W~St' Vi1iJ;~il~ News Leader Christmas Gilt To Its R·edtlef$ Is SuggiStive Of Something We Should Start Upon s:tli Sllil oa ::~ i~~r Rq4(il From time to tbqe in ,1958 we expect lo made and is equal to the size or a book. enlighten oil!' ~e!gs 'County readers w1th something a !IItle out of tlje ordinary. At the same time, the story we are about to relate is an outstandin& eumple of the cultural value of boble' tafn lil!wlpajH!rs. Enroute to ul Mw I& the Chriitmas edilun of the Nicbolas County News Leader, known as West \tttginia's "wackle&t" newspaper This pape~. ltdlted by Jim Comstock, comes up each Yuletide with an original 1dea lor lis ahllllll gift lo1ts te!d~rs. -- Storits Mother Tt~ld Thl.! yeat the paj!er hat jalllllacked Its 36 tabloid paces with !lie stories that "mother ueed to tetl." It 11 crammed full of ghost stories, tokens, mountain clll'es altd tall tales Tbere are ballads elf the mbuntain grown variety, tips on how to get huebands, l!ow to kill boo~ inaketi, bolt to otlt-run racer snakes. and how to see a ghoit. . Girls who want to be boy~ can,do It easily by eating nine uil-rlpe persimmons. People who want to gel till of wltc!he1 ne\Jd only put 1 seive on the door knob. 'l'he w1tch must stop and count the holes! , One year the paper did a 48·plll!e ta~loid life of Chtlst In newspaper style from birth to cruclfllltion. The paper talked the townspeople Into donning beards and "weird cos· tumes" and posing. A year later a traveler in Darkest Afrtea s!<lpped it a mission school, fpund the News Leadet's Life of Christ In its Ubrary. This year's mammoth editorial and coliec· !jon effort markl the first time any compilation of West Virginia folklore has ever b~n 9:80 IMO 10 30 !O·o:J 11:80 t2 00 12:SO t ·OO 1·15 1:15 3:00 4·00 4:45 5.00 UO 6 15 6 25 HometownRaper Is Best No other insltument has bccu devised by modern civiliza.Uo)\ better su1ted than the hometown newspaper to presc1 ve the heritage of the past When h•sto11ans 50 years afte1 an event set down to do a defmihve assessment of persons and 1ssues one of thmr first assignments is newspaper hies Every people, every county, even each commumty is rich In folklor e Out of the past certainly comes the stuff that tonditions the m10ds or young today While th1s newspaper likely never will get around to doing an en. tire isme on Southeastern OhiO folklore, someone should. We can recall several elderly folks who could do sevml chaplers singlehanded iy. One is Bob Carson of Leading Creek who is pushing 90. Another is Dean E 0 Saunders of Journey's End, practically on top or 90. Both are quite almt and hale at their advanced ages Carson parlirularly is a storehouse of folklore Wtthout doubt there are many others who could add interesting scenes to the drama of early Me1gs County ~ nd Southeastern Ohio. 6 30 6·45 7 00 7:30 e·oo 9 oo 9 30 10:00 10.45 11:00 · trouble With rathet Arlene Francl, Show Treasur~ Hunt The Prlle Is Rllht Truth or Co~soqU(Jftotl .. Tiedt!! Doulb It COuld Re You Mid-Oay Newa Movletlme Bride a~d Groom Mat1nee Thel!lre Quee~ for a Da1 Modero Jll>mantea ComedY Time Splnafh Playhouae Sports Eye Weatherca•t News Picture NBC News • Death Valle Daya Tr•tb or Co~~Ueneea Jerr1 Lewis Shaw M-Sguad The Tltln .Mlb Cav*'olillt of Sporli RQd B.rber'~ 01/l'ltr News Heoclllaoa Sltft l)lf ~Sifdrd-:--.t~ Cha"""' il.:....n · e-rl........ 8: !5 8:30 8:80 IO:!Jq 11:00 11. 30 !2.00 12.30 1 00 1 30 1 45 Ch•nnell-Fdda, Captain Konnroo CBS News Morning Sbowa CBS News ll.,...tns stat• lf•.rf tO·OU liarry Moore 11·30 Strike II Rich 12 00 Hew• at Nodft ·~·10 Kalie's Almobac 12·15 Lo•e of Life 12:30 SeQrrn !or Tom.orrow t2'45 Gul~lng Lll)ll 1 OD Kalil's Kltohen 1:30 As the Wotld Turna 2:00 Belt the Clock UO Hoilsejiartr 3:00 Big Payoxf 3 30 The Verd1ct Is YoUrl 4:00 Brighter Day 4'!5 Seeret Storm t 30 Edge o! Nlqht 5::00 Myat81'J Tho1ter 6:30' Your Esso Reporter 6 45 Sports Parade 6 ·55 Weathorman 1 00 Mr. District Atlorn., 7 30 Playhouse of Stars :~ ~~'i1f,J .-riliaw , ~ 9 00 Mr. At!arn!"!i- ~ "' WHTN~..,;tv -Chaftnel13-Friday WJEH Melas County News Most DorktNfss Blamed Ills an unpleasant thought, but more peo· pte aro killed during the Christmas season, travelling home for Christmas and back, than at any other time of the year There are a !lumber of reasons tor this. 12:10 p.m. Doily CHESTER ALL "J(' POll McNUTTII EL C!IITIIO, C1lll. UP- Mn Jomeo McNittl, who hu children named Jamea, Julh, Jono1, Joy • and lei'I'J, faYe btrth to a dati· &hler urtday. The bnby'; name' •n. LI:S~ 8 oo 8:45 9 00 945 g 55 Defighf,ed To Serve It's Not Too Difficult To ~ocate Your Talents :u~ ~~:~':ri 5·00 5·30 6:00 6· ta 6:30 7:00 7.30 8:0Q 9·00 10:00 10.30 11100 11:10 o: R•nM d •• • CSIIr~l• •r Wdoh lft. WIU! Howdy Doody Ful')' The Ruff 1< Reddy Show True Stoey Deteetive's Dairy Down on the Falm TBA , • Blue and Gray trootblil ' Game Sky King Hopalong Cmldr News Picture Sports Eye Federal Men Saturday >li~bl JamborH People /.rO Funn1 Perry Como The Arthur 'Murray Party W~il'' II Fot Your Hll Pirad6 NeWJ Redll..Wl!then;11l ~1...,wo'W' ... 00 81 1)1:. 1~ WCHS-TV Chanttel8 Cidents over the Chmtmas Hoijd~y, :I'he day coming In midweek certainly helped tQ reduce extreme highway traffic. A "long "cck· end" always serves to enhance the probabilily of oomeone dying unnecessarily. For the r. eord, local police in the County Sheriff's department, and Pomeroy and Mid ~leport police failed to record evon a col· llslon worthy of report Pearl Parler, near Cherter, en· tertained with 1 dinner and Christ· lla• alit exehonae, Sundoy, Doc 12 All oeven of hlo aona were pre· ,.nt 1'he only member of the lam lly ab10nt w11 hll douahter of Fronkfort, Ktlltuclr. Preaent were Mill Moud Creel, 11111 Velmo Stoneal't, Atheno: Mr 1nd Ml'l. Herbert PIPkcr, Bobble, lloward ~ 1nd Nanq, Syracu•e, llr. ond . Wllbtr Parler, Mor lho, Eric a d Jld4le, of Allred; Mr and Mro IIarion Parker, Carolyn ond llellllill, nur Cheater; Mr and Mre ~lon Pirker, Lorry, Gory ind itnel, LI!Tuno, Tex... Mr. and lotra. Homer Parker and Lind• Suo, Rutlond: Howard Park· er ot homo; Mltl WUrn1 Hermann, Che1hlre: Mr. and ' Ml'l. Wlllla ParkeI ond Ria•II, .aear Cheller Altemoon eolltrl were Mro. Don Summerfleldl Belli Summerlleld, llr 10d lire. R1lph Parker, Ethel Stout, llr. 1nd Mr~ Somuel Mlchoel, OotJ Dee, Lenore and Leu!" s.. ftr•ar LANGSVILLE 9:44 &!p OD 9:4a !l:W 12:oa 12'15 12·30 1:00 1:30 2:45 3:00 3.30 4:00 5:00 5:3b 8.QO e.:aa 6:45 7:ali 7:30 8:00 8:80 9:00 9,ao 10!00 Morpilll Movll NeiSbhorl Noou N,m Cartoon Club 1 Liberaet Gtetebell Wade Sbow Movie M1t111ee Pat ond Mike ,\mel'lean llandrtlnd Dd y~ Tru!l Yoor Wile! Am..-lcan Bandstand B~tdp~ltl ' !ti!Ckey Mouae Club CarillOn Club tlve Stor Final N,wa 1 ~aroh for Adventure Rln 'Pin Tin JIJn Bowie p 1trlee MUlde! Sbow Frank SIDIIfl Show With ell the ..... 9:!0 10:00 10.80 11:00 11:05 11 :19 Pro FoblbaU Hl&hl,&.. The Llno Up P&rson to Person News Scannlni lhe \lleatllef The Late Show ChannelS ... Saturday 9:00 9.301 10·30 11:00 li:ID II :30 12:00 1:00 I:W ::oo 4·30 1r 'l'owtl Meetfug Caplaib Kangaroo Mlehty l,lrule Plavbotlst Modern l'Iome5 Dlge&t Garden Ci11b Satur~ar Playboua R~cOI'd !lop 1 'l'be Lone Ranger Bll Plctu~ Gator Bowl Pro uockey 8:30 2oth Cen!dry 1: oo G~ldeb Plarholll~ 130 n i~ 9·00 e:ao tO ·OO 'o )O Perry Mason ~bbw · flick & the Tluchers Gale Storm show I. Havo Guu, Will Trani Gunsmoke Official Detective .u:~ rr:.nakef .., ~~ •r£ 11:10 TheeLate Show Cllannal13 -· 10·30 11.00 11:13 12·30 12.so State Trooper Newa Tbeawr 13 Stge OH Sian Off Challqel13 - Saturday JJ:5o stan on 1:00 All St~ lloYie lllllnee 1:30 illblo Tlnie .!00 All Star Gblf 5:00 Satur••r Sp0f9 aevre. 0:15 Peraonal Pn>fne 8:30 S•tbrdiY Nhll :Review 5:40 Comment :00 Lilt'• talk over 6·80 Play of the Watt .T:OO Sherloek Robilea e n '•1 • I , • ' • ~ ,f" \ • , ~· I I ~~ ' ' Noll~! odrertlslnl repreaento live, BotUneiU·Itlmbtll, Inc.. 848 tulnlltD Ave., Naw York Clb If. N.Y. llllertll aa aemd elou mol11n1 llllfn.. ~I 111• poll office II Pom '""· vnlo. Bubim1pllon rata: D4llvery by tarNr .rbore IVIIIIble 80 cont. per w,eek; oae ye1r In 1dvonce •t eo· Ill !ftOMha, 17 80; !IU'e1 montho. fUO. '811motor route where nvall· Able~. · II!Onlb ., • By mall or.e har WlJ montba, t4.2!; lhl'OO mo f> ~.$11; ob• mo"th, St. lie4 ovei'J 1!tornoon exrf. l!Y The Oblo Valle! · lliC. " ~10 Meo:llonlt i, l :;..t ~lri'' ~~:=· "t' - - , ,• tGraiQEievators r ' New ln.-Farmi, . ' II · ~arm l~me . " tu work~ ,rbo 1iUI mob out Ill<. llr Congress faces the farmer w~t will happen? ,.. WSA%·> . 9:30 P.M. JAN. 6 I 1 am;- :;::! Acreage,Rese . rve up'.S'tarts Qn JanU-ary 13 ,Ohio .Valley Feed Co. .. I Income Tax Deadline Set or Farmers Bull~tin On Holiday Potted Plants Available ' \ , ou ' cl8l11en, azalea, hydrangea, rose D!' lily There also are poln~" on bandllng glo~lnlas, potted and geranblms. , 'can do an excellent job pf i!r4wjlng VJoieta In }Our authora point OU\1' "Because direct •unhght 13 not needed, best growth Is at terr. ·pe1rature of 65 to 7a dearee• ond soil should be on the dl')' side." The tfublicalioo: Wustr1ted drawings, oilers sugg"tlons and plant arrangement o! containers and mn· use. 1t also contains use o! fertilizer and Beeordo !ell U., ;arm.r whore be llanda f1Dindali1 oad what pro1reu bt 11 lllfklli£ TlleJ ue valuable ID !tie · ef!lcleot lllliiiP' mont of lbe larlfl buoill.., ond provide 1 bull for anai)'Zinl the buaineu ond ftw t!l'edlt PIU'POMI. Becordo 111o help 111 determfll. tna the amDUDI of Olfllillp whldl ahould be ~ tot aelf..,... ploymenl tu purposes. Soctal s.. cur!t7 beoefllllwDI be poyable to the farmer upon retirement 11 1go 65 (62 for WOIDIIJI) or to farnlllea In the event of . .tla. , There are 110 lll!Dr cbangea In the iiiCom'e tu llw over flat year. formen mtut Pl1 .elf-lmplo)omenl tal <aocbl aecurlt1) II their net earnlnp for the fMI' were mort than $tOO. ,Tbe7 ~ u10 •• 0!'tiona! method of Clllllputin& net earnlnp II their 11'011 Income from farllliJII - 110 more than fl,BOO. The llll1 ~t hrtHhirdo of IIUdl lfllll llicOmt aa their net earnillp from larlfl aeU..mplO)'· men~ Thla year tile IDcome Ill fd· inl directioat Illite that relurlll may be 'rounded' out to the near· ell dollar. To ICCOIIIPIIIh this amount• of te. than 80c are ellmlnjoted aed intounll of 80c to 99e ar'e rliled to the next hlPeot dol· lor. I'Gnna to ,a t;w illeome tax pupoaea this year include F'onn 1040 wblrh II the f,lefiOnal returf n, the oehedule F wbleh II the arm bulineu return 1nd the ocbedule D whlcb Is uaed to llhow gainl ond from aa1ea of capilli 1110t. 101101 and cerliln roperb' ouch 11 dairy or ~~ animals and larminl equipment Farmen wbo pay over $800 to hired help durtng the Clfendir year are required to report this on FOI'IDJ 1096 and 1098 M~ M lga COunty !amen in e h h !j :allJ·~~e!taca!f Of ...... .~ ' RUTLAND ly l'hyllla 1-.ltn IURPII,a I!~THDAY PARTY Jlre. Ethel Ne'*"n 1111ated by 1M douptllr, lira. J)orls Thoma. ~ntertalned with a ourpriae part , honoring h'r lfllnddaujhter Dec ThD111.11 on her 16th birthday Sat urday eveninJ, RereJhmenta of hot dogs, po. pltklea, decorated birtl•d•v e'lke and kool aid wero to Betty , Jeflf!fl, Jackie 'l'hom11, Patty Younr, Joyce Hat field, O!a Turuer, Bonni~ Car aon, llor.,.l Smith, ~~nvel Foley, Cotky Tbomaa, Linda Cre mea1111, Sandra LIIUe, Marjor:, Foley, Bruee Davll, Jim Horutet ter, Lero1 Chapman, Marvm Crenteana, David Coraon, Geor1e 1uatlce, Herb Grate and the honoree. Gamea wf!fe enjoyed through out tbo e'\'Jint ond tbe door prize waa narde~ to Betty Je!fenlrlra. Nelson preaenCecf htr gronddaupter w1th 1 Royal De luxe portable typewriter. GSTING READY FOR YOU The l,.adJea Aid of the Christ"" Church held 'theit Cbriltma. part, at the home of Mrs. Ethetl Snowden Frldoy evening. IIi'· lmbmentl of Ice cream, cake, chicken Jalad aandwlches, pickle; and eoflee wer• to 16 ,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;i;; I ..,...a . . .ATTENTI~~~f'\ BROILER GROWERS \~1\liil•(,f.l. ~ (;ll!J[t1liD) ' - .. Here'' The :;. J I /~w':l'%"~ 'FOR ..'I PROVIC'O MILLI ·co. and .FEED •v a,L "E . . PR0111N SUIPLEMf1IT ,GIVES PI.GS ,· . ·FEED ~: ~H' .{ '· ........f-........,.-- S.tVES YOV ltJONUt. ml'ln:ome tJX return& Thlt method Is OMiewbal more 11mple Story from: than the aecnui method bnt may paying taxes on two yean " i 11 1 G!IOVEil SAlSER, J~ · .J, one erop II aold after 1anuary Ill and thot year's crop Is ' KACINFo OHIO , l sold before December 31111. The 0011 of item• whiM are purCHICIB STARTED chased for reaale tan only be deNUMBER SOLD .... .. ........ ... .... : .. dueted during tt\e yearth010items UVABIIJTY .• .' ..... . ... .... ....... ~ . are sold. For example If ten weanillg pigs were purchased in the AGE .........•... . .. . I weeil, 4 -~,·· fall o! 1957, wbith will be fatten· DATE SOLD ..... , . .. .............. . Sept I, ed lftd aold ill limB, the cost of AVERAGE WBIGii'r PEl BIID ............ -'· tbelf plgo ean only be dedueted .from the oeiiiDg price at the thne PEED CONVERSfON ·., . .. .c; .•. ~ .. •~ .' ..•••:.. . they are aold. TOTAL COST PER LB. OF MEAT .... ...... .. ,., Some of the amaUer deductable I " farm expense• !requently missed include BUclt lbtngs as farm ot:~an· izaticn dues, tarm magar.mea, rtampa and 11111Uonary, small toola having a short llle, account boOk, farm business travel and account· illg fee, . BIGIIER 'rROf'lfS · The eapit.al gatnJI provlstono of the Income tal law ore of }PI'elsl Interest to larml!n- Li~t bold for breeding or dolry pu~ lor twelve montba of more proVIding the balls of a long term operatto~. When anlmail aueb as these II'! belct tor twelve or more montba Route IJ4 •ftoae Ut then only half of the SaiD II tax· able. If these animals were pur- 1 ·~~~::;;;::;:;;:~~~~;~;:;:;~~~;:;;;;5! chuetl and Ibid a! • losa lbeo the II en\fre lou Is dedueted OD the , IICiledudo D. Tbe capital gaiJlJ and "'1~ .'- I loll f)!'OVislona ahould be mulled A ft ~ rather carefully 11 some tim~ ' they may be conalderod u capiW assell and sometlmea as ordinary aaiell depending upon the circu111· atincea. · If rarmera have definite P1•blema 'In detenninllll apiiJI aa11!11 and their openlions then they ehould ,..ure the Farmor'a Taa Guide, wblrh Is 1vallable fr:om the Meip count.r 'EJtenaion Senl1:2 OUico loo•led Ill th~ baaement of the new county Home. Any group of people ID the county IDterealed In nudyin(•md ' making out farm Income tu and soelal 10curlty returns as a troup l are i!lvjted ~ eontact E•tenalon of. . ' flee to arrange for times 'whiclt \ wltl be eonvenienl There are CON~J~!/OYS PR~Q'pON alio In the county numeroUI indl, vidlials Who have received del· AG.UNS1 i(;~Y s\V[N~ ' \WOBJIIS.··,:l1( .1 T~e conrplttt 1M retunlllf recordo are IUbmlllld. .' ~~ Kills ll!,testinil Jlqundworm, Sign and Whipwotmf. . " ... ;:coNTAINS 1 New .~olle B;&i'omyeta' ' '• · Fee4 ·AddiUve- 'l1lat •' ! J ~ ~ity ~ I)' '<. • PREVEN'r$. CQSTL~' '#C)lM~ ' D~A~E ~~Q~ ....... . ' I 4a we atand on the ~ . OIVC)TIII,I TO fNTERI!~TS OJ DJOS.MABON AREA Sl~ !-'" the' Ohio Sllte Unlverally will of· fer an 8-wee~ short eourae In ameultur(beglnnlnj o~''ll@ilay, January 18, 19118, lftd olosllls _on Frt day, March 7, 1958. The course II open lo hlllb· tfhOOI graduatea and youna men with aome farm j)aekll'Ound who are· l9 year• of age or older. En· rollment will be limited to -the lint 60 eilllblq atudeatJ wbo )ub. mit their appilcallo~. The abort courae' la to provide 1'111 Dlir Sentinel Tilt l!tdl1 StnUnel otftce. I and acll araln on a amall lfO.l! c. •· ILAKIILII margin compared to morgina reCounty Attlcul,ivrol Attnt qulred byomany other type• of Mort Help COUJ!tJ larmere com,buslne.,, IBYI R011 Milner, Oblu plete their ,bu»jneu year on Dec. State Univmlty Extension Jl'al~ Slat, 10 F'ebrurly 10, 1958 bemarketing tpeclalls~ cornea the deadline to PlY their Milner cltea an analysil of 10& Income and ~lsi Security 111 Ohio ~levators ahowlng that they 'and make their complete report. arc operating , on 1 &-cent lfO" A peraon Is ciiNiflecl 11 1 firmer margin per dollar 'Iii total ule). 11 at leall twMhlrda of his .,.,.. Margins on groin ttaell are stiU xncome Ia from fartniDJ smaller, he says, while those un All taxpayers, lncludlnl farm· lumber, feed, !llat:hlnery an.: ers, are required w keep recorda other farm ailpplles are larger. whtch wlll en,able tbem to 1eeur~;;;;;;;;;;;;.i;;i;;;;;:;;;;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;;;;,;;;;l:~ j The 11-cent 'ross marlin on ateiy prepare on ' ln<ome II• rt • ' feed· sales, plua 3 ce111• on servll:~s turn, and which w01 permit ~e and and other Income, resulled in a Internal Revenue llervi<e to de,$peclo1' radio report •••~n~ught fo...,ou Pu,lna •enlnttv., animal milk total groas Income equal to U termine whether the llw bu been I ~~~~~~~on and herd lllanogeinent, cents .per' dollar sales, accordirig applied correctly. I! management, ,pasture to the speelallat. Alter deduclln> January !at Is the best time of Improvement and forage cropa, expenses, which "'mounted to 9 the year to atart farm reeordo. poullry management, farm ele0o cents, the average net IRCIJIII~ Maoy btlllneaa p!Jcea In !be couatrlclty, farm peata and weed con- was a little less than 3 cents for ty are mo)rillg 1vall•hle complete trol, and farm machinery will be each dollar of sales farm record boob without charlo, I offered. Th~ student will b tve an Total Jales of the 100 eleva· but If tbeae are not IVIilable the opportunity to oelect aubjeds tors, M1fner reporll, varied from Extenaion Service eonllnuea to which will be ~~ greateat value to l•ss than $31!0,000 to more thoo provide record boob wblcb are T,une In NBC R.dlo him on the home farm. $1.1!00 000 a year. In general, ihe. sullxdecUy delliled to eDible •n County agricultural agenta, aa- larger' elevatorJ bad amolle• ex- analysio tq be made of the farm sociate agents and borne eeonom· penses per dollar of sales aod operatioDI. \cs agents have been osked to en- charged 1 smaller gross nlarg111.' Aside from the tu requirement ' courage oubtonatag young men in Net ineome per dollar of silos that recorda are required good their areas to attend. averaged about the same of ail records can, meon dollsra •to the Additional Information re~ard· groups, regardless of sl2e. farmer in the way of (1) Income lng eouraes, registration, and In· 11 required an average of 27 tax savtnp, (2) management of the struction may be secured by writ· cents ol total """'' to sell a dol farm bwlne~, ond (3) JO<ial ae•nll to the Dean's Offloe, Room Jar's W1Jrth of merchandise. To- cur~ty beoeftta. MONDAY I· 100, Agricultural AdmiDlalrllion tat as•ets av~raged $171,067 uf So~e of the waya that recorda Blutylldlcngl, Thbe OhlOio Osb~ Univer· w)lich 70 per cent was net wortlt benefit farmen are: (!) Some of ' " o um ua ' o. and the remaining 30 percent bor your receipt. may be euludab!e from .,.aa ID-me to Seneca County in· 1923. 'He · rowed eap'ltal. •• for tu purpo~ e (2) 0 e oveflooketl Item o1 ·. ' joined the alate Extension stall Ohio f'f.mep now receive 27 s n th f« a daly report Oftiolftl farm •owa dhd from Wathingtan, listen fo Purina'• 1n !928 aa a rural aoclologl!t· percent or th)ir cash receipts $25 expeniO cou14 coo1 • 1 'Wa11J1ntlon Farm' Report' wlltJ Rkhord Horln•.., Moodoy""' friday 011 NBC. ,• and served aa supervisor of com· from the "" of grnrn Last year er 55 or more ID 1 ~ ~~r~: 3 The 86th .Contross Is aoon to open. O.fenae spending h!l,ll tb-_lfm&. munlt)o lnatitutea from 1829 un graw .,tes Iii Ohio totaled $273,· ( )se~•:::!:b: d~~ted !ith 1955 He hJI! been recognl2ect Sll4!,000. Most far~", sales of II""' a reeord pi COli of an Item light: Will ihe Iarmer and his problem& be pushed aside, lanored? Or does Jlo have chaniplona who will fiRht to help solve hla mOlt nationally as a 1ea~er Of dtS<Us- arc made to Ohto s 004 eountry from whiM the . deprecillUon a!· s\on groups at 4-H meetiugs and elevators. lowanee can be !etermlned. (4) If - pressing p~biema! (or twelve years served as a con· 1 11 •dJel' quealibor Tunrbr your neire1l NBC ....UO atallon, Motidly ntglt, Ju~8. trlbutlng ed'tor for Notional 4-H •ness year, the economist explalm. your tax r~urn thl matadno of the A person Is ctaasi!ied 'ilo a ed permanent recor a may e P Hear Bidw.l llllkn...; n~ran Waabincion newalat!ler, 111 ho,Dndloul N 8 what Ieiding qrleulllnl aDd poiiUcallOtlera bave to r,tJ lbout 11m f!K ~r~:~tzafton! He 1 recently larJiler, Schwall says, if at le'st the larme:U aav:.:ueh, valuable tealsWilon In 1958. returned lrqm . • 2-resr assign· ~wo thirds of pis gross Income Is t•me as w as a. ment In !ndla where , He served from farming Right now, \eamJ of objective reporters are In the field 4: , .SWng ebnsultant to tlie ~overnment There are no major changet 'In , , • ~nd recording •• , the lt!archlng gr...,roD\8 queat\901 farmers India and he state of Pun- the lncorne tax law over last year themselves are aSklllg. Theae queatiOJUI will then be aalted of •the In the fields of rural iodo according to Schwart. Farmers Sign' Ialii\ lellder~ •.• the ~· who will aetually steer fuill leglsla~oq Extension ·motbot!S. . must pay setl..mployment \AX t!vough Congre~~t~ in 1968., · 1 otarted his c~r~er as a (aoCIBI seccurlty) If their net earn· WUl w1ll tltilr uairera h.7 ,, ,, In Trumbull Oounty lllgs lor the yeor were mort~ than In 1919 the state Extens· $400. They may use an op\lonli ion staff m as an , Extension' method of computing ne' earii)Jlga Ohio larmel'! may sign up lor economist in farm •·t•nagement. If thetr gross Income from farm- 1958 tobaceo and eorn aereage reRecEmliy be spent four and one mg was no more .than $!,BOO. They serve pro!ll'ama of the soU bank PII'ONE 3751 ' RACINE In Paklet~n as an •1"/· may treat \:O:th~~s ~~~~f.: from January 13 through March 7 · advisor to the :n•ome ~ e;r e 1 says Wallace Barr, OhiO State Unl· ltuntry, HI) a:r::'er:.~:~::•n '081 Extensipu economist. helping( Pak· from fftrihlng was :Ore than $!.·acreage reserve pa)'Dient set up an agrleultura ece 600 t 1 $1200 s net earnfor corn next year will range nomlcs ~rogrom In teachmg, remay ~".:. g thei: actual net $H to $82 an aere, comparl!'i search artd Extension • ~~~~ingp~ower~n less than 11 200. with $44 and $59 an acre in 1957, ' Barr says Those farmers who took part in tbis year's program will be paid a 10 percent premium obove the 1958 rate If they place tdenU· e~lland in the program next year. A producer is Uml!ed to a total acreage reserve payment of $3,000 Barr pomts oul Thll liml~ he says, applies to eaclt prOducer for each farm be operates or In which he bas an interest and ahare ill the crop The sUJI bank base lor oil farms partjppatlng 10 the 19118 acreage teaerve program will be the total crqp acreage, based oa production history lor 1956 and !tm1. Farm· ers must redU<e toll! harvested ••reage tn 1958 below thla baae the number of acres plaeed ill acreage feaerve, Barr eltJIIalna. State Unlveraity Columbui p4blle school•· She re Agricu~':,l;al Extension workers, ce~Uy received a Certificate of eacb wl\b a long aervl<e record 1 Recognition from · the Grand will reUre nceember 31. Codnell of Epsilon Sl~ma They &re 1111, Edna Callahan, National Extension honorary clothing and textiles tpeciallst iernlty, for her · out ·olln~bj' J. P. Schmid~ rural •lologlst work in home economiC!. and Guy w. Miller, -farm manage Schmidt, known throughout ru mert specillllst. . ral Ohio as supervisor of Ni" Callaftlft hos served · tho mumty Institutes, has been with Ohio Extension Service for thirty the Extension Serviee lor thirty "ven years, beg)lllllng . in Sep· nine years. He was Morr~w Countember 1020 alter three years 1 ty's firSt county agent m 19l9 tenehin< home economics In the and went from Morrow County e:oo SliD .f Oper~teOnSm~_: Farmlt~r&AreReqoifedBy Be Offered M~tgin Of Profit.. , '·~w' .. Help In Eff'~~~·e.n~y' "' Tbe/,CoUe.e of Agriculture at Country &raln olevatora IJ~~ ~ 00 . If~~ Ohio } ·eourse;: T:~0 II 1r1' 'i',be FIJIIil7 8:00 COWI\rf MJIIIC Jubilee UimiiCJ! weQr . 10:00 M~ Wl~etJII!Ierriew :0:80 lla7fifiwer Newa , 10·35 ~ ~~II»'Y 'l'h~atar 12:10 • :QJUy~ntlne~;Pomeroy·MI~dleport,O.,Dec.27\ 19D7--ll l_t.l;~..-..tl Three;E~tension Wor.kersPlan ·:- ·R~tire~ettt. O•n Deee~e~ 31st ' · ' f ~~ ' ' End E~tra ~orle'Zol Wontlllff_Ptp, hold oh New Year, · 'I n lib pleuund11 1 , tbanllns you ror ,..,.. pilrllnap illd )"'shin8 rOY · the belt of lucUa '581 .. FULTON ' ,. :tHOMPSON •:'" ·r~croa sALE.s Pomeroy, o. " , '\ " NO MlXINQ OR MEASpRING NO HO~ING . OFF. FEED' · END~ COIIIT.uiiNA'fiON PHV~~ REIN~E$tATIClN ,, I �' ' '. '• • •' . 1' . ' ' I ' ' o I I ===============:::::;;., 0., 27, 1Dii7 Pro 'Coach Of The Year~ Cheers For Jr. · Mystify Visitor r•e DaUg Seaetul Aussms WIN FAMEI) MUG Guidin~ Rookie II To.,Top th~a~~~:rrn;~~~p~~:r ~~s:ut!f~~~: SPORTS FOR 3RD STRf\IGHT YEAR 4-Dail!.~entlne!, Pomeroy.MJddleport, U Molt Successful Coach JB pro football'& most sue- coach lle makes Cleveland Joses-,whlch lacked an cxper10nced quarter- cou"t gumc rcccnOy bemoaned - and requires apecial back to build around Then Hal thll to a Pomeroy school official ~!Umata11ces to win the poll Bradley, one of lhc cluh'l best Said she · How cnme all ~ou guards, broke a leg bone In the got In baskcbull " ST, ST, ST' ur - DESK And in rontbnll ll ~wthorne, Haw 117 Clad Tullelllll lhorne J-lB~thornt>'' Replied her hstener, we re glad to hnve both But tben she returned "How ('omr they always cheer Don (Ptzzle) Wolle's author1taltve publication, "A for Jlay,thonw up Ju•re Ne,er t d f tbe bear chee1 s for s I? ' And the of the Purple Tornado" IS now on news an s o iallm Racine) reply Says Don. "Because lla~\thorn e needs 1t team's final exh1tHt1on and was lost for tht! season Brown had only one expenenred ollens1ve end beeause Dante Lavelh, one of the game's top pass receiVers, had retired This rookie studded squiid bore When the du st cleared from this httle resemblance to the expert move, he started enced Cleveland ouHth wh1ch Otto w1lh 12 rook~es Hts Graham sparked to 10 stralghl d1· quanci·backs Yo ere Tommy O'Con vtswn t1tles 1n two leaQ:uet But Bear l:astotr whole it won the 12 game diVIsion cam appeared to consist palgn by 2~ gumes and twice TornodoHistory Published - Ma'am• Hawthornr may not need cheers ln ba':lkcthall Hut \\hether hv does or dorsn t the record shows a rishtmg heart and whipped the New York Giants, de· Jumor has blCI.nic an 1mportaot ~~·~ajed knees, and two rookie 11, fendlng league and divialon cilnm·l cog 111 Coach D1ck Rctton's 1957 ~~~tt!!!~~~~==-~~~~a~nd~Jo~h~n~~B~ort~on~=~p~l~on~·~ 58 cage ro1tunc ~ fa,e Heavy Opposition Soon Mino80 Vs. Lane Match Is Stand Off What Became Of Ravenswood Is At $40 000; Minnie Hoping For More ::R~~~TE~E~:E~~ Warmup Before R ' ClaSh HAVANA, Cuba UP-Oulfleld Lane returns from look htod football coach 3Clfle MELBOUllNE Mervyn Rose, the "forgott~n man' or Au,. traltan tennis, ond young Mal An· derson dereated an Amerlean plek· up team today In the Davis Cup challenge round ,doubles mateh, enablmg the Au.,les to walk orr Cup wur:; The Autis!Cs wo n the f1rst set by breakmg MacKay's service In the game, nose scormg the stmg~~· y~.~·d mug for th• third seventh wmmng po1ot on o scorching Rose, appearmg m his f~rst chat cross-court dnve """'~1 ••1Je.nae round rnatch elnce 1951, In th• thtrd set, Se~xas d1opped beautifully w•lh Anderson hts scmce m the ftfth game but m routtng Vte Sell(as of Phtladel phla and husky Barry M"Kay of "fhts won't interest anybody except a few old timers and Dayton, Oh1o, In straight sets, 6-4. it'll JUSt start a lot of arguments all over again anyway " B-43, to give the Aussles an un· ' ographed 17·page staple·bound work Is on 30 lead In the best-offlve Th e=e Wlfth ~~ 0 at a very nommtl sum, calculated to return to e e Au~traua wblppelr the United cessary cash outlay whtch was in the nelghb()rhood of states, 5o In each ol the last two bucks for papet and stenctls. Fot some reason Wolfe challenge round matchea and can ftgure in the cost his hundreds or hours of labor In com~Iete another whitewash job through old score books and season records, and by winning Saturday's concludtng oldtimers who remembered names of their buddies "';:\\~; "~~~~~~ttl,on:~~·playtng ~optn a certam year lain of the u s squad, lost one Highlights of the history certainly are worthy of of the b1ggest gambles of hiS life here when he chose 22 year-old MacKay to te~m wdh Setxas in tod1y's the Yanks d"dlocl<ed the score at 4-4 In the «ghth game by breaking Rose However, that gave the AmeJlcans only a temporary re~ pneve Scn:as dro"ped his serVice agam In the 13th calllo 'without notchmg a smgle pomt, allowing the Ausstes lo gaut a 7-6 lead Andel son served the next game and Australia swept to a qu1ck 40. love advant.1gc On the next scrv· 1ce, 'MacKay rf'turncd Anderson s dmc but Uarry's ne' volley mtssed the b<.~sehne by inches and the Auss~e s closed out the match m 67 mmutes ----=-= ' luat befor• Florl~a. er Minnie Mlnoao of the Clev•· ovor 1, Btrnlt Bltrman Mlnoso revealed Thursday that el lollnn"•'• In 1932 , wag do Discount 'T'\oo( w 1h n a Wh1 te Falcons land IndiaD.ll !hay come to tenns a $40,000 offer fram Lane "1, scrlt.d th• fluskv Goptu!·rs as fill' 1958 n~xl Monday or rueaday not exactly what 1 want' but pd "baautlfut but dumb" Juot two with fhe v1ctonc8 In as many wbea General Manager F!'abk ded, "the difference between the ,..,. later, whon Mlnnototo hod games bt btnd them aH~ pointing ah02d to the rrsumptton of their ;::.:;;;;;;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;,.j offer and my deSires or£! not Car Won th. nation• I ch1mpionshlp schedule Jamul ) 3 when they tra apart'' tht ume wag 11id, 'now they're vel to Ravenswood to battle th(! 1 ' l'm very busy now ' saJd lutt ipii~Jtlful" In 111 Mlnn11ota Red Devils or Coach J1m Spano That g.un r marks the flrst of Moateray Hard Top Cpe. Mlnoso, by way of brushing off under Bl•rm•n won flv• netlonal further cl~rlfteatlon 'I expect and six Big Ton 111111. But th1ngs !Mrk blue ,over lllht bh!j fUt to trave time to think over th1!1 "'"'' wert quite tht 11mt after three conscrutJYC gomea which lab, Jletcomatle tralll., radio offer within the nelt few days" ht rthlmod from duty with tho could make or break the Falconi so far as thP success of their sea healer aJI<! defi'Oster, w/a Lene went to Florida for tbe U. L M.lrlnta during World War son as concerned Hke new, lovely 2 tone liJUt Ill' Chrlatmu holiday but sa1d ho II. Ho rNigned In 1950 aftor oM 1 Scb~oli , But Mr and ,\Irs llobail llo<i· 1""'-~~~fOP dcrer of near Toledo, Q, bol~ former reslde~ts or Meigs ~oun· ty, and trlentls ol tilt Dean, too, Had to blll's\ his bubble II ,.., un(\'(pected becau1e ror lhrti months the , Notle9al 1!4Uetllbj ••l"'!!"lleDI Association mlga•llte ~arrle• a query for newe of anY.one wjth , a longer teach1ng rec~rd, or u"f..' er age, than the Deon Tbere were no offers However ih th~ ToleHo B~e lor Dec 19, lli57, the/ lollowlng paragraph appear!, , "Amos C Sloan ,I whO Is 89th year, uses superb !reo•hlfl~. lettering tn la!hlpnlng 1~~;~~~v: Chrlitmtls greetllli' He ('1 a teacher (or more than and u still teacblng Buslnesa College " the n.,,.,<.tlim· Immediate! following the In woula return here early next oi tho wort! t~mpolllf" In Min· v"lon of the Red Devils' home, week to lnlk wll h Mlnoso and llotola history and Bornla'o the Falcons return to play Racine lltnag~r DoiJby Bragan wont In co•cklng y•u• 1t Mon- on Tuesday Januarv 7, and then tana, Tulane 1nd Nl11lulppl. take a week' break before battling Whllovar happonod to Barnio Ripley on the home floor Jan. 14 Mr ar~ M" llarrlsoo Benti!Y IPtll! Chrlnmu In Columbus Bli.,..n? 1Ho'• otlil at lollnnaooto, Although the Hed Devils of 1ta Willi her nepn<•w Mr and Mb now t4 yurs old, 11 professor venswood are havmg a tough time Mabl .--... Httrltuo of phyolcol odu<allon. gettmg started t h1s seal!lon it'a, ;J L ' E Burney known fact thai they always 'ofler the Falcons plenty of opposition at Ravenswood From all repo1 Is rrom Ripley, the V1kmgs have a blsketball team that nearly matches the football team they ftelde~ thiS fall In sc far as w~nnmg games 1s concerned PLUs TAx AND oLD BATTERY And that spells out the Simple he! DETROIT Ul - ta ns who brav that they'll he tough . up ed freeun~ lrmperatures 0\1(1 So far as Racmc is concernedl Outboard Motors ; While They Last 2-1957-3.8 H.P. ' 1-1957--5 H.P. 1-1957-71h H.P. 1-1957-16 H.P. 2-1957...!40 H.P. TO SELL tUTT ~~!I .. 'l· 'Sundco Batteries $1 0 50 D·-ell'~ F"V" .,. Se--,•'ce Stat•'on the PUi ple Tornadoes have one o 1 1 ,,. ~!!;;!!=!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~~ 1957 Chtwrolet 4-Door .. .. .. .. · .. · $Save V.f, P01111' Pielt lllotnr, Powcrgllde Transml11lon, Radio, Heater Low lllleait• New car title and guarantee ' 1,57 Dodge 4-Door s,dan ·········· $2595 Cuatom Royal - V 8 motor, Torque Fllte Tranaml18tOn, Radio linter, Low ¥11eaae Like a new car 1956 ronl 4-Door Hard Top ····· ··· $1995 t.mallt ~lllliDII, Radio, Heater. tire, larre motor Au· 19{6 Cllevrolet Belair 4-Dr. Sedan ·· $1895 ~~t~utHut Hd attd white finish Radio, heater, power steering, Vhtotor. !Ateal owner Power Pack Really •harp ' ' IN STOCK METROPOLITAN" MARINE The Two Great Clubs Two of Ra~infs greatest clubs were 1he 1931-32 ana thj! bedded l'httrsr!.ty nightor!ir~• Ott' the besl tcurqs m SouthcastCI.q side thedown Detroit Iwns box 32·33 teams, oath Hayman coached ' The ftrs! won 26, lost ~. otno Class "A cJrc\t's Thcy 11 led the fln ' l assoult ttf1ay f,., tickets to the Detrot\Cie~e l nnd probabl) offer the F,1lcons then The seco11d won 23- lost 2 The 32 33 team went to the state tought:st oppos1t10n on the Waho finals, losing m the first round to Lawrencevllle whtch went game Nauonal Foot boll cha rnp10nsh1p ma schedule until the Falcons on to the state tttle Gov G Mennen W1Hwms ahn meet Pomeroy m two games late 32-33 team beat Waterloo twtce, the same club The mndc a fmal plea to NFL tom m Februray And don t forget that Raelne no "Wonders" who went on to be state champions twice in mtssJOncr Bert Bell urgi ng hun to 'recOJlsldcr" his h;~ IJ on l oc~1 doubt remembers thut loss to Wn and 84·35 It was m 1932·33 that for the first time mdiv1dual \clC\I SIOR f Or the ,t;amc fhc ht~hma lasl )car for the~r only de records were kept Players on that 32·§8 learn were Richard! contest will be t o l ~v lSetl na tHln [pat outside of tournament pluY' Beegle, Wilson, 9rpenter, Roy Buck, Orion Roush, Btll all y, out ~ idc a 75 mile radius ol fhn nnctn~'~ f1ve rolled dvrr all op Kelvey, Jack Sargent. Clarence Price, James Ingram, Clitfford l 'JIOSitlou thiS ycor before bowmg Dctrott Hill, Allen Salser, and Homer Meredith Bell rejected earlier request<.: to 1 omet oy by tl7 -60 JUSt Ill Ill! to lhe hohdays by Wtllloms U S Sen Choli" E Potter R Mteh , sporhman Lou Thus fa r m the scni.on, th e Fttl j 1955 (Wuolet 2-Door ···: ··· ·· ····· $1345 lleaullflll•ll.tt !latah, heater, o loeol ewnor wltb low mileage, atn COOilwblte wall Uru See thla one Gordon and many othCI s to hft cons have dowocd Mlddlepolt, Rat the blackout of Delrolt fot th" land lwu~e Kyger Creek and E,1sl title game ern In w1hmng those games tbey Mora lhan 40 hardy r.. ns, in )lave rolled up a total tf 311 pomls eluding n delogatlon from the for an average of 62 2 pmnt s ~cr Ll01n' "bleacher club 1 camprd game. Theil' opponents have scor· outside tho Lions ticket office all ed but 17~ pomts for tm aveL age night some of the oorly ari lvm of 3~ B pomts per g•mc brought sleeping bag• Other< Pncing the Falcons m their scor were bundled In blankets and lng' have been &'!llllr John L~yne pace~ over the holiduya h• lf' f ) IIV of( With 1111 PVl' nrtcr a to lhll~tl HIGH·LOW TIMP5 NEW YORK UP - The highest flnl lhree gamea following the reported temporature In the lluHduyti rhe tu1cons WIU p\ l.Y United States Wednesday was 82 eaeh of them twice Fort Myero, Fla The low early oth'Dr teams on the Falcon IrREYIEW OF THE YEAR-By Alan I Urt N6W are Eastern, Buffalo, and Sandy "' 1.9$S'Pt,.01th 4-Door ·············· $1395 • l ,.eltau, cocxt llree, loe.tl owner, ndlo, heater. Seat ,,it...•2-Door .................. $745 . ~ ' lllra low mlleare, Cood tirtl, V-8 motor, I)'I'Oodrlve: ~. '< : ,tfJJ·Gtvnltt 4-Door .............. $895 • ,, . .allfllllvarJ over Bluo Belair Radio, lteater l ·nra 4-Door .. ·...... ·.......... $845 ·9i!!'4it~•· ilew ~alnt, belle over "cream, V-8 motor, sun vtlor, 11eat covers, Fordo.maUc and Continental Trim RI~'OROOF tall E. MAIN ST• Fordomatlc, R&H, Style Tone Paint, white ttres Extra nice. 195-J Ford 6 Cyl. Club Coupe TWO V2· TO~ PICKUPS Good condition Dnve them and make us an offer MORE TO CHOOSE FROM ' ' sor:r WATER B.~VIC~i Pllilliil~tr itt ' .' • SAFm·TESTED" USED-CARS 'i I • ,. -AND YOU WILL PICK A "SAFETY·TEStED" USED. ·cAR ' Caddkac Con.v. Cpe. ·· Now Ollly$3600 1956 Powder. blue, factory fresh finish, black orion top, new white wljll tlres, power steermg, power brakes, power wlndow~.power 6 way seat, tile flnent money c'n buy. 1957 1ufck Century Hard Top ··· ··· $2995 Buick's f\otlest car- ~ad~d with pow~r. f95t Oldsn~abfle Super BB ·········· $2295 Starflre styllllg. 1956 •ercuty Monhray ···· ···· ···· $1995 Hard ~~~ Coupe. Re~l sharp red and black set off with whltll; wall Ures Aterrlllc buy 1956 QHge Custom Royal4 door ·· $199S A shoWI'i>om car. Low mileage - One local owner gave II the best. , • ear with all elean btU the convenience features. A real 1 \'~1) lttes- tr" 'er todav. ,' 1c95~f~ ~ustom y.g 2' Dli6r ········ $99S Stanllai'lt ~111ft. two tone blue C6mpue thlt ptlce any, "I wh~ ' , , . ' 1•SJ lukk 5Dtefal2 Doo~ ·.··········· S795 > I t!'dJe one In a hundred cai'St Cle•n as a pin - nn~i>l Jlvn•fltlw. • 1 • ·. 1953,Ditdgt C•ronet 2 Dr, ············ $59$ . ~ MANY :P:ORE ' Troubles Mount No Color TV ltuoh doesn't believe 1~8 will be II~ year of color televl• Benede~ on He says that as tons as onlv me out of 50 Per&DII.j bas colo• TV ,there w1ll be no rush to buy ,ejs, On1e the percentage dw1hd· 1., down lo where not owlltng ' oolor set mar~s o!l the pmon there'll be a spurt In sales of eolor Benedek prcd<cls a rl" In hi, oompany's !Hies fer the fJBcal vear ending next Feb 28 In the rust " lx months sale! rose and earnings were up aharply. o Like many another buslne!! man, Benedek Is puzzled at the behavior of bts stock In the mar· ket It Is llsled on tho New Yo.·t.. Stock Exchange The price wa hlgb when· earntnsa were poorer '"d the current price b down sharply, with earnfnp b•&her General Instrument'• backlog of defense work l1 about seven ltmes aa high as It was a year ago than' they are today, be noted, Acqu)rtt Roctplor co.,panr Accordmg to Benedek, General lngtrument plans, wltboul In any way diminishing Ita posl!lon as a suppller of TV and rad1o eompO' nellis, to lessen dependence o~ the vagarlas of the ra~1o-TV mar tet, "whlcb In recent years ~~ been notable mainly for It• nuc luattons, and to develop a broad er, mort solid foundation front which to operate profitably" The company reeenlly aequlr· ed Radio Receptor Company and exganded •~#, develppll)ent, eng•· aeorm¥ and production elfqrls 1n Industrial and military ele~tronics and in the fteld I (Kjkk ·& VAN' ZAHDT;.· of scrnJ conductor devices Radio Receptor Company opcr atiens are expected to show sub- stant•al losses but General In strument has dlseounted them m advance by setting up reserves whleh will amply cover the dell· ell, according to Ben~dek The company Is planning n1w venturea Into profitable lines ahd Its leaders hold that method Is tbe prlnel~al one they suggr.t for all small and medium bu" ness to get away from too much rellanee on one line, which might be good o• bed as lbe pu~ Uc's _.hlm1 vary. I ~ CHECK THE QUALITY · .J CHECK THE PRICE Holl4ay . co~pe. Super performance A car ti'Uly 1D 8 class by Itself. Fllten.. CULLIGAN A c1&~jl.ilt!l~ car, ~ee11 aM white finish Good . white COME AND SEE THESE 1955 Ford ~oirlane Fordor, 8 Cyt 01'1, i;,l$.~¥put~ S.,y 4 Door'······ $1~91 CARS Powerglide, R&H Many more extras Only 900Q uules tom1Ue l!ome • 11 ' alSo Fillet! Automatie THE OHIO VAUEY A l~t~H Bill Chapman and Lloyd McLaughlin 1'957 Chevrolet Belair Hard Top 8 c:yl. IN ' 1~S3' tadd~e 4 Doqr ··········• ·· ··$1495 Owned by WE HAVE GOOD CLEAN • We sdld anti serviced this one and It sholfi a ot heatth.. • PHONE 153 POMEROY, OHIO ·~· ~. 1'011 \, : SOFT WATilR Sl!lliVI{!JI. 1955 Oldsmollile- 88 4 dr. ··· ····· $1695 C&M AUTO SALES OVerdrive, R&H. white tires A11Iack Beauty MOTOR CO. IW/fi.D 88d·YARP 1955 M-cury 2-Door Hard Top ···· $14'5 ~.~.aewmotor ,..., t:OQRrlll>' Waa 21 below zero at Fraser, schedule for the rest of the BCllson , Fllttrtd,~ ~ Wa~tr~ · Sons Now Are Campaigning Now the Tornado 1s back wtth anoth~' powerhouse ll!Bfle up of the bulk of the veterans from last year's team. Familiar names mark the scorebooks , There are Wolfe, and Beegle On the reserve team, all Freshmen, "Little Bill" McKelvey, son of school rllstrlct ptesident McKelvev of that great early 80's teafu; Sammy Price, son Hube~t Price and nephew of C!arlmcu Price! the latter .on that SQme ~reat team I heavy winter cloth ina and brough and JUnior Larry Ltcvlng, eacb These bov~. who w1th a Cozart from Portland and a Birch coffeo-fllled thermo• botttes " wlth a. totnl of 73 points scmcd lor and a Hart from Racine are expected to 1J1I th~ nudeous they prepared for !he mglH-long "" ~vcragc of 14 6 poinll'i per more greaf' Tornado teams two and three y~ars hence vigil 111111, ~ next best srorcr In the F'nl ville They have downed. Eastern were Chrl8'1mas lftlO!ts or Mr and When sales started lnday, ltr con ltne up haH hcen Jlobe1 t '<. 1t ln one game before Chnstmas Mrs John Sauvage •..tl_ _ _ __ kct man01ge r Maurlc Schu but lta rl bird" Roush who has lntltod 50 while they have yet to play Buf about MOO bleacher scat•. 4000 points for an exact average of OWLS "fXCILLINT" re1~rvcd scats and 4000 standmg 10 pomts per game Roy Clmk hns falo and Sand111llle, both of unknown quality Sandyvtlle did room Hckets ABIIlENE, Tex. UP - Rice aceounled lor 47 points whllo the A sell out, lnrlud1ng slnndln~ other regular 'Marvm Roush ha!l down Ravenswood In an eerly coach ~ell Nee(y said today his team ahould • b. In "exeellent room, would m e:~ n a c1 owd of htl for 29 1ame this season, thou2h ' shape" by New Year's Day for Ita more than 1!6.000 at the enmo m Coach Don McKcnz c hns bl'on Briggs Stadium putting his hoys through the Mr, and Mra Garland Weaver totton BDwl game with Navy V.f 111t1Ga', 1'141o, heater, power lteerlnr, power brakea. One e•. ' wm 1955 PMac 4-Door Star Clllef · ··· $1545 owner HAULING · ' SERVIcE ., ' 1 Middleport, Ohio r-~~~Mtn,, Padded D01h, whtt. wall ALL 1958 MOTORS Fans Assault Ticket Sellers For Sunday Game AT COST • lll!an'a tal• aboul vice Is not ttctlon. It's cord bbQkS • ~f Ohio, glnla and Kehluckr. pletsd 63 lull y~ar, aa and Ctlrrently, at 8$, Ia a aubstiMe Itt M!lgt MERCURY PRICED Sunday wllh ~er mother, 111'11. Loo Ia Culdwell of N'llWirt, Ohio -~ Mr and Mrl. Jamea Parr ano 'I mother, Vlr&lnfa Pa'!e Cool•llle, ~ (Conttn~ad From Pill Ono) t 1peqt Chrlllmas with Mr and Mra fi,tlon ~ 'rhe letter didn't mention it bu l W w. llra111 · the pmldentlat orde:r mean• lldlgcr snd his wile and ch1l dren no longer were tO rcceJve> retirement heneflla IV ILM~ C. WALZER ll.u~aer kept on l'fetlvlnj h·• United l'reao Plnancl•t Edltt! NEW YORJ( UP-1fedlwn liz. mcnthly retirement cbeckl, the ed bilalMms mu,rt branch out Journnl 1cported today Jlc en Into prortlablo linea and steer dorsed them and sent them •o away frmn single line products ll bla wire to P•Y the family, bll:. 'l'he ~avy finance center •· they pre to make money. accord lng to Martin H Benedek, chair- Clevel.md Oh1o, d1dn't discover man rt-_ General Instrument Corp tt }¥asn't supposed to send any Hb eomp"IY haa done JUSl mote checks to Rueger untl. !hit-veered away !rom bcmg nn N'ov. 26 Somehow It lolled tu exelusiVe suppli ers for the radio reectvc a copy of the order stnk and television lndusby ljlto 1 Jng hiS name from the rettre I otoader fteld of etcclron'let, m roll eluding military, computers, heat Rueger walked o~t of prison on 1callng equipment, moleorologJc,J parole Dec 19 alter •erving 10 lQUipmcnt and many others ntOnihs of his JIVe year term A.l The company otlll l! a big rae he le£1 the Journll Blld, he w•· tor In the radio an~ televlslot oanded a copy or • loiter saymg >uslneiS, but that branch Is only he owed the Navy t3,177 and the s ftachon of Its former poSI Navy wa nts the money back Financil]l Gossip back to-the wall mat•h M • c K o y Just wasn't good enough and neither was Stlxas, a seven year veternn of the Davts J 1 1 as ''one m:.m oututs" - Jr Haw thornt! 111 (ootball ST John&on m Mass Rebultdln• It appeured Brown was rebuild- basketball A gcnwl lady Negro news mg on n mass scale but that he fun at tht• Panth er Ga!hpolls hard . TUP PERS PL,AIN Dec. LOI RITAINS TITLE j !lllLA8. Italy UP - DUIUD Lei of Italy reh1lned h11 European llehtwelght title Thuraday night wheb be DUtpolnted"Fellx Chlocca In a 15-round bout befor.e a crowd of 1~,000. COLUMBUS, Ohio UP - The Columbus Touchdowjl Club an nounced Sunday tis tward for the outstanding oports achievement for ' 19M Will go to Lew Burdette, Mil GOOD N•ws POll BUCKI!YI!~ ' waukee Btaves• world Series , PASAD~A. Calif UP ~ OhiO pltcl!Jng hero. Burdette will accept Slate, wllieh meets Oreaon In the ·the aw~rd ut a banquet Jan 17 Jlole J)Qwl rame on Jan. I, , re- • lit!Vedl lood newl today wbell llf.. BROWN TO INTER ARMY Jure4 tillfback Don Clllrk returned to ~ . practice field. MANHASSET, N Y UP - Jim ' Brown, rookie fullback for the ·~~:~J-·~~~ STADIUM • Clevetan4 Browns w!U enter the ll Moscow'• ~· Arm'/ Jan.. Zt! at Ft. Benning, Ga bo enJJrged tq, for a specltl ,Jx.month tromlng 80,000 M>f~· period and Ia sotheduled to he out will equipped \VIIh a of serytco In lime to train for the will make It the world's '1~8 National Football League sea Indoor ataillum. • ' ~on Best In N¢!S "'l ' . TV fcrencc.-Pacttic Coast Conter:ence pad Missing Salesman IConlln~ld Frll(l l'tllt Onol Pollco could find no unsolved murder on r~cord between the dates Albert tne, hut aoked pollee In ( mclnnati, St LoUts an,d El P"o Tex , to check their ret· ord• Albert passel! through those cltteJ ,.hen he left Columbus he oald Pohee, who aasured Albert they had no reeord of t~ "crime" he confessed, sa1d they would conbn Father Relents "eady fo1 t h~ surgery The op(!r ea s austerJty proJram ll,nall~ b • THIFT TRAIL FltOZIN atlon lasted more thaD one halr eaugbt up with the women The hour government h" b1nncd import of BRISTOL, Tenn UP_;Kearney at! foreign·m•de cosmetics bc- P Graces trial on theft <~arges en mstde them was toa:tinued because the ev1 glnnmg Jan 1, 111M.· D dence waa too cold. The case was TAIL OP ~ TAIL "ont1nued When th~ owner oJ (Contlnua4 from P111 Ono) SYRA~vot;, 11 • v~The Up o! two turkeys Grace IJ1 acCilled of The 19lltl !lOse Bawlor wUJ be a cow'• tall Is ofrlCilally worth !he !trst appearance ror Oregon $35 County officials paid farm Iii the vast Arroyo Seco Sladtum er Charles Toth tbat much when lti fact lhe game will mark I'IC he reported a dog had ehewed first lime the Duet., playln" the "fir swatter" end orr h~~< (ODiball fDr tl4 yeara, and Ohlt cow's tall A• state law provides State, on the (ll'ldlron !or 67 that money Ccilleeled frnm dog 11 years have gotten iround to ecn~ea must be ulld 'to•pay farm lrnoeking beads. era for damage done by dop to However, the one and on]) catUe Ume that Oreuon and Ohio Slate . _ have mel in any atblehc endeavor ' HEAAII<IG CONTROL was 1!139 at the NCAA basketb11: ' BOOTHBAY HARBOR Mechamplonshtps at Nortbwestern Federal and alate flshl~l rr UniverSity m Evanslon, J1l Th• search~rs eondueUng experiment• Ducks defeat the Buck•. 411-33 to 10 the Gull ol lllalne found t~at wm the national , eage trown a "bubble curtain" can he used Grid fan~ here are wondermg 10 dtrett schools of herring whal wdl become of the Rose Schools of the small ft•b were Bowl m the,. uncertain Paelf•c spotted by observers In plane• Coaot Conference limes overhead who radioed the lnfor Leotmg hack from 1923 '" mat•on to mearchers aboord 193~. the Tournament of , Roses boats The researchers drop}lf'd had the responsjblllty 10 \bose compressed air hoses to the oeean days lor seleetlng the Western noor and found tbat the curta n team to play That club, alway• of bubbles defiect~d the course from the PCC chole Its easte~~ of the schoola and made the fish opponent, genera(Jy teams !rom hustle off In other dtreetlonL lbe ~outh, EaR! and Southwest ~lom 193S to 1001, the PCC P1ftU SICJN CAMILLI selec1ed a representallve team , PHILADELPHIA UP- Dolph whH!h m turn selected ' a club Camtll1, who won the Most Val from~ther, parts of the natton to u.bje Player Award 10 1941 play wh• e a star ftrst basemen with Mielugan appearing 1n the !1rs~ the Brooklyn IfJdgers, hall been Rose Bowl game of all t1me at Signed as a scout m the San Ftan TournameJ)t Park m ~902, and l'ISCO Bay nrea by the Phtladcl Oh1o State m 1921, wef~ the, only ph 1a Pbdlles - - - - - - - - - - -- _ - - - - JiUCkeyes $ lutlofs loctnt llaot Ad11111 ll(llacll Nlltn •At Top Dome fa'ltl I Sth Tone for Altocb l)o IIINirr O.lTBQA.I'I ' .l!,WNO'~oj:..~i'.-.""iiid,..ul"iiltwAlllltalll8bermall ..~tngl.. w..u.r Adoma llllrto ,. Pre.ddent Rtohlrd 11. lflxon u a tq> lorpt for ~!O"ratlo -ton tn t1u1 trrPwlllr c&n~pllp bat~e. lonpr II npr.t041 by bll pottUcal oppoaoall u 'VIIloolo Charges once hurleil atltltl>4hat hlll""'lllll atllcka Ill\ !qmioelat.t were 111Dte&!'l11 and that 1\e wu u opportunlat without pnuble convictlonl. ' A~ h01fovor, Ia beli1J accuaed of ....,.. lhtnl rrom falture to keep Pnlldent Blaellhowv fuUr lnlorml<l on cftlclal probleml to tnabntty to reeogn!Je the lmportanct ol Soviet IC!eoll&l achtmment& Demooraue NaUollal Cl1alrnwl Paul l.t 1lu\oo lor's reeeDt ...rtlotl that Adami hu "'lutdtered" tht preeldency let the tone for tll.e verbe1 auaulll optnat the lnlo·aemcl New l:nglaDdor. The Democratic atnterY, adOptlll ottor Ill'. BALTIMORE, Md UP-The Bal· timore Colts of the NatiOnal Foot ball Laague claimed today to have set 1& club records du11ng the 1»7 season The reeorda included a bOrn~ attendance rna 1Jc of 279, 888 lor 1Ix games and a road rec pfd ql 2'1••913 --- to 1•lay In the celebrated atadlunt Prmr to !he current Weilertt Co1r ue to hold him until pollee depart menta In the other ellles report Albert told pollee be went to JChool recently In Callfornla lo learn to become a blackmuth He oald he had 1hod horoea ever 1lnce ond •howcd callouaed banda le baek his story Pollee however. aid bl1 otor~ was confuuaa and they eouldn t understand why he returned to Columbua Albert, who had been active In IContlnuld From li110 Ona) his church and wat a .Coutmalter, mllil obey the law," the falhe" refused to take 1 lte deteekll teat laid 'I'm ocared of them," be aid Word was fiash cd lmmodl8tcly to the h"ptlal •nd Dr P S John REQUIRE DOMESTIC SMELL son w" giVen 10 n•lfllles to get SEOUl . Korea UP-&uth Ko" COLTS SET 15 MARKS BURDITT& WINS AWARD ~ · ever Weatem Conference lqJ11t llitsenhowor'a moat neeot !Unea, appwa to Itt ill attempt to portray Alllml u the r<tl powv In tile lldmlntotnlltOII 1114 t¥Rforo culpable lor Ill)' 01111 mllllkla. ~~ t • • • Millio~s of DollirJ For "Bett•r Homes" . at Flunce Your Bl!lk F.H.A. Tille I G.l. Loau Oar on ladle& Farm Credit ~D $ ·~· 5% · Discount ' Oft.Seaaon OHer on all Inside Kitchen, Btth or oilier lmpJ;OVement you want done in Decemlier:!Jr Januuy. $ VAlLEY •LOMB $ • • 'clSv.u.n ootJIISE-The JWallonolaew li""klt devolopmea\1 w11tc11 ll&ve eaptured the world'• tmagtnal1on ltovo added aerto111 biw ~IIIDI for mnttary aa4 olvtltlll det01111 mtdteal leaden. ban ttorted plallnlllr for ......,.....t OIIIIUI CllllllUeo• ~·~ coW cOUld be '""~ !hill jleiiiD1llll woft'yfnf a11oul ii. •lo!1ttc war had mr AI 0110 atell In pnporlilt for i wont, 1111 Wlltor Reed Arm1 '.&'l!f.*!c • llfll!tull of Reoe!lldl l:eOIIilt1 ~Ill more llw1 100 actootlotl, dOoton ,ad ciVIl def01111 o#ICtlll lwa ....WMIINmllw 011 mtdtcol problomo Ill a auet..,. attaek. 1 lub~ eovmd tneludld "mllllle eapablllltol, orteat&o 11411, latloul, cuuatty Nltnllllaa, ...& 4anlap ooatroL experlmelllll ~lill& and b\ll'lll, lrelllll•t• ot ndtfiiOII lljurlll iand pl)'dll&trlc altll hlliiWI taetor problem&" Wtlhe~ atopl lito anllaiDr proltelld l>1o#ICtlll to atert mlj!loat - to the probtlllll to bt 11<1<1 It llllutlolllwlnfltfdro&a•bottllt warheads were to ntn upoa lbl Vtlltlll Stat.: e ~a • • • • ltove rtwa aewltte to ptua lor aottlllr ut oelei1Wla ''ltlllablr potlt" at Amort· Posri-Rullllll IICleall&l &dvuteol IIIII embultea around the worlt!. ~ State department ID!In<tl II ut ClMipua 11011t Juuary tor lwidl to Ol11'l')l out a Pn>PIIII undllr wlltch ovary major America~! em!>uoY wttl han • apectol acteaco ollaoho. The jobl wru so to tnlned opectoltats-m011 \1'110 coo keep 1D touch with the s<lenll&l eommuntty abroad ud dlp.at tectmteal jnfo1111&Uon lor 1110 bocll bOme. ftere hen beta a !fvt aueh appoll1tm01ts tn recent yoan but tho prosnm waa dropped tor ~ ot money. The leal United Stateo 1Clel1tUJc atiiCIIe left ToiC,Yo mon than a flO!' and a halt agn. 1' • • • • t'lltern 'lAXES-1111 al!lto.t certatn .... that tlul admtnlotra. 11011 wru aak C9"JI"'I for • one-year extebtioa ot the p...ent excise tau~ ratoa. on elgarita, beer aad Uquor lOll lliJ ournnl corpontton talc lt 11 a11o juat u oel'11111 tlult eon...., 'fill! so ahead and grant the becolllJO o! \lie ... um1111 for moro dot- IJIIIIdtnf aa a Ru.Uta'l acblevementl. ., the oxlatlng law, the corporoljaa ~· No Cut Ia du' to drop from a: to " W ~~ abt oxclee, or .....Utd luxury lalctli) on a ot Items, 111otudtnr c!p"lf> •• alld fer 'II due lc so back to pre-!(oreatl'wat tevott. 1811\Ullle~t had btea buUdlng IIJ!"1or laltlor theae ltvtea echedul~ the Ortnf ot ltllill&11 JPUialb chonp t1u1 1 Utuotlon. c " ;r;c,J ·--.- llld corpor&!IIIYIM ltriiJ II biWOII 1 A. Fine Pe~ ... at aLow Pricer' S~FFER'i. , ~~.·" SNORKSL• PIN' world·famtd lor c~o~n.-., JUST•7•• • paint novw toucll• the.. • ollllmtdorCIIIlMfllllltdiiiOIII • hand-ground. euto•j llltll polite �' ' '. '• • •' . 1' . ' ' I ' ' o I I ===============:::::;;., 0., 27, 1Dii7 Pro 'Coach Of The Year~ Cheers For Jr. · Mystify Visitor r•e DaUg Seaetul Aussms WIN FAMEI) MUG Guidin~ Rookie II To.,Top th~a~~~:rrn;~~~p~~:r ~~s:ut!f~~~: SPORTS FOR 3RD STRf\IGHT YEAR 4-Dail!.~entlne!, Pomeroy.MJddleport, U Molt Successful Coach JB pro football'& most sue- coach lle makes Cleveland Joses-,whlch lacked an cxper10nced quarter- cou"t gumc rcccnOy bemoaned - and requires apecial back to build around Then Hal thll to a Pomeroy school official ~!Umata11ces to win the poll Bradley, one of lhc cluh'l best Said she · How cnme all ~ou guards, broke a leg bone In the got In baskcbull " ST, ST, ST' ur - DESK And in rontbnll ll ~wthorne, Haw 117 Clad Tullelllll lhorne J-lB~thornt>'' Replied her hstener, we re glad to hnve both But tben she returned "How ('omr they always cheer Don (Ptzzle) Wolle's author1taltve publication, "A for Jlay,thonw up Ju•re Ne,er t d f tbe bear chee1 s for s I? ' And the of the Purple Tornado" IS now on news an s o iallm Racine) reply Says Don. "Because lla~\thorn e needs 1t team's final exh1tHt1on and was lost for tht! season Brown had only one expenenred ollens1ve end beeause Dante Lavelh, one of the game's top pass receiVers, had retired This rookie studded squiid bore When the du st cleared from this httle resemblance to the expert move, he started enced Cleveland ouHth wh1ch Otto w1lh 12 rook~es Hts Graham sparked to 10 stralghl d1· quanci·backs Yo ere Tommy O'Con vtswn t1tles 1n two leaQ:uet But Bear l:astotr whole it won the 12 game diVIsion cam appeared to consist palgn by 2~ gumes and twice TornodoHistory Published - Ma'am• Hawthornr may not need cheers ln ba':lkcthall Hut \\hether hv does or dorsn t the record shows a rishtmg heart and whipped the New York Giants, de· Jumor has blCI.nic an 1mportaot ~~·~ajed knees, and two rookie 11, fendlng league and divialon cilnm·l cog 111 Coach D1ck Rctton's 1957 ~~~tt!!!~~~~==-~~~~a~nd~Jo~h~n~~B~ort~on~=~p~l~on~·~ 58 cage ro1tunc ~ fa,e Heavy Opposition Soon Mino80 Vs. Lane Match Is Stand Off What Became Of Ravenswood Is At $40 000; Minnie Hoping For More ::R~~~TE~E~:E~~ Warmup Before R ' ClaSh HAVANA, Cuba UP-Oulfleld Lane returns from look htod football coach 3Clfle MELBOUllNE Mervyn Rose, the "forgott~n man' or Au,. traltan tennis, ond young Mal An· derson dereated an Amerlean plek· up team today In the Davis Cup challenge round ,doubles mateh, enablmg the Au.,les to walk orr Cup wur:; The Autis!Cs wo n the f1rst set by breakmg MacKay's service In the game, nose scormg the stmg~~· y~.~·d mug for th• third seventh wmmng po1ot on o scorching Rose, appearmg m his f~rst chat cross-court dnve """'~1 ••1Je.nae round rnatch elnce 1951, In th• thtrd set, Se~xas d1opped beautifully w•lh Anderson hts scmce m the ftfth game but m routtng Vte Sell(as of Phtladel phla and husky Barry M"Kay of "fhts won't interest anybody except a few old timers and Dayton, Oh1o, In straight sets, 6-4. it'll JUSt start a lot of arguments all over again anyway " B-43, to give the Aussles an un· ' ographed 17·page staple·bound work Is on 30 lead In the best-offlve Th e=e Wlfth ~~ 0 at a very nommtl sum, calculated to return to e e Au~traua wblppelr the United cessary cash outlay whtch was in the nelghb()rhood of states, 5o In each ol the last two bucks for papet and stenctls. Fot some reason Wolfe challenge round matchea and can ftgure in the cost his hundreds or hours of labor In com~Iete another whitewash job through old score books and season records, and by winning Saturday's concludtng oldtimers who remembered names of their buddies "';:\\~; "~~~~~~ttl,on:~~·playtng ~optn a certam year lain of the u s squad, lost one Highlights of the history certainly are worthy of of the b1ggest gambles of hiS life here when he chose 22 year-old MacKay to te~m wdh Setxas in tod1y's the Yanks d"dlocl<ed the score at 4-4 In the «ghth game by breaking Rose However, that gave the AmeJlcans only a temporary re~ pneve Scn:as dro"ped his serVice agam In the 13th calllo 'without notchmg a smgle pomt, allowing the Ausstes lo gaut a 7-6 lead Andel son served the next game and Australia swept to a qu1ck 40. love advant.1gc On the next scrv· 1ce, 'MacKay rf'turncd Anderson s dmc but Uarry's ne' volley mtssed the b<.~sehne by inches and the Auss~e s closed out the match m 67 mmutes ----=-= ' luat befor• Florl~a. er Minnie Mlnoao of the Clev•· ovor 1, Btrnlt Bltrman Mlnoso revealed Thursday that el lollnn"•'• In 1932 , wag do Discount 'T'\oo( w 1h n a Wh1 te Falcons land IndiaD.ll !hay come to tenns a $40,000 offer fram Lane "1, scrlt.d th• fluskv Goptu!·rs as fill' 1958 n~xl Monday or rueaday not exactly what 1 want' but pd "baautlfut but dumb" Juot two with fhe v1ctonc8 In as many wbea General Manager F!'abk ded, "the difference between the ,..,. later, whon Mlnnototo hod games bt btnd them aH~ pointing ah02d to the rrsumptton of their ;::.:;;;;;;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;,.j offer and my deSires or£! not Car Won th. nation• I ch1mpionshlp schedule Jamul ) 3 when they tra apart'' tht ume wag 11id, 'now they're vel to Ravenswood to battle th(! 1 ' l'm very busy now ' saJd lutt ipii~Jtlful" In 111 Mlnn11ota Red Devils or Coach J1m Spano That g.un r marks the flrst of Moateray Hard Top Cpe. Mlnoso, by way of brushing off under Bl•rm•n won flv• netlonal further cl~rlfteatlon 'I expect and six Big Ton 111111. But th1ngs !Mrk blue ,over lllht bh!j fUt to trave time to think over th1!1 "'"'' wert quite tht 11mt after three conscrutJYC gomea which lab, Jletcomatle tralll., radio offer within the nelt few days" ht rthlmod from duty with tho could make or break the Falconi so far as thP success of their sea healer aJI<! defi'Oster, w/a Lene went to Florida for tbe U. L M.lrlnta during World War son as concerned Hke new, lovely 2 tone liJUt Ill' Chrlatmu holiday but sa1d ho II. Ho rNigned In 1950 aftor oM 1 Scb~oli , But Mr and ,\Irs llobail llo<i· 1""'-~~~fOP dcrer of near Toledo, Q, bol~ former reslde~ts or Meigs ~oun· ty, and trlentls ol tilt Dean, too, Had to blll's\ his bubble II ,.., un(\'(pected becau1e ror lhrti months the , Notle9al 1!4Uetllbj ••l"'!!"lleDI Association mlga•llte ~arrle• a query for newe of anY.one wjth , a longer teach1ng rec~rd, or u"f..' er age, than the Deon Tbere were no offers However ih th~ ToleHo B~e lor Dec 19, lli57, the/ lollowlng paragraph appear!, , "Amos C Sloan ,I whO Is 89th year, uses superb !reo•hlfl~. lettering tn la!hlpnlng 1~~;~~~v: Chrlitmtls greetllli' He ('1 a teacher (or more than and u still teacblng Buslnesa College " the n.,,.,<.tlim· Immediate! following the In woula return here early next oi tho wort! t~mpolllf" In Min· v"lon of the Red Devils' home, week to lnlk wll h Mlnoso and llotola history and Bornla'o the Falcons return to play Racine lltnag~r DoiJby Bragan wont In co•cklng y•u• 1t Mon- on Tuesday Januarv 7, and then tana, Tulane 1nd Nl11lulppl. take a week' break before battling Whllovar happonod to Barnio Ripley on the home floor Jan. 14 Mr ar~ M" llarrlsoo Benti!Y IPtll! Chrlnmu In Columbus Bli.,..n? 1Ho'• otlil at lollnnaooto, Although the Hed Devils of 1ta Willi her nepn<•w Mr and Mb now t4 yurs old, 11 professor venswood are havmg a tough time Mabl .--... Httrltuo of phyolcol odu<allon. gettmg started t h1s seal!lon it'a, ;J L ' E Burney known fact thai they always 'ofler the Falcons plenty of opposition at Ravenswood From all repo1 Is rrom Ripley, the V1kmgs have a blsketball team that nearly matches the football team they ftelde~ thiS fall In sc far as w~nnmg games 1s concerned PLUs TAx AND oLD BATTERY And that spells out the Simple he! DETROIT Ul - ta ns who brav that they'll he tough . up ed freeun~ lrmperatures 0\1(1 So far as Racmc is concernedl Outboard Motors ; While They Last 2-1957-3.8 H.P. ' 1-1957--5 H.P. 1-1957-71h H.P. 1-1957-16 H.P. 2-1957...!40 H.P. TO SELL tUTT ~~!I .. 'l· 'Sundco Batteries $1 0 50 D·-ell'~ F"V" .,. Se--,•'ce Stat•'on the PUi ple Tornadoes have one o 1 1 ,,. ~!!;;!!=!!!!!!!!!!!!!~~~~ 1957 Chtwrolet 4-Door .. .. .. .. · .. · $Save V.f, P01111' Pielt lllotnr, Powcrgllde Transml11lon, Radio, Heater Low lllleait• New car title and guarantee ' 1,57 Dodge 4-Door s,dan ·········· $2595 Cuatom Royal - V 8 motor, Torque Fllte Tranaml18tOn, Radio linter, Low ¥11eaae Like a new car 1956 ronl 4-Door Hard Top ····· ··· $1995 t.mallt ~lllliDII, Radio, Heater. tire, larre motor Au· 19{6 Cllevrolet Belair 4-Dr. Sedan ·· $1895 ~~t~utHut Hd attd white finish Radio, heater, power steering, Vhtotor. !Ateal owner Power Pack Really •harp ' ' IN STOCK METROPOLITAN" MARINE The Two Great Clubs Two of Ra~infs greatest clubs were 1he 1931-32 ana thj! bedded l'httrsr!.ty nightor!ir~• Ott' the besl tcurqs m SouthcastCI.q side thedown Detroit Iwns box 32·33 teams, oath Hayman coached ' The ftrs! won 26, lost ~. otno Class "A cJrc\t's Thcy 11 led the fln ' l assoult ttf1ay f,., tickets to the Detrot\Cie~e l nnd probabl) offer the F,1lcons then The seco11d won 23- lost 2 The 32 33 team went to the state tought:st oppos1t10n on the Waho finals, losing m the first round to Lawrencevllle whtch went game Nauonal Foot boll cha rnp10nsh1p ma schedule until the Falcons on to the state tttle Gov G Mennen W1Hwms ahn meet Pomeroy m two games late 32-33 team beat Waterloo twtce, the same club The mndc a fmal plea to NFL tom m Februray And don t forget that Raelne no "Wonders" who went on to be state champions twice in mtssJOncr Bert Bell urgi ng hun to 'recOJlsldcr" his h;~ IJ on l oc~1 doubt remembers thut loss to Wn and 84·35 It was m 1932·33 that for the first time mdiv1dual \clC\I SIOR f Or the ,t;amc fhc ht~hma lasl )car for the~r only de records were kept Players on that 32·§8 learn were Richard! contest will be t o l ~v lSetl na tHln [pat outside of tournament pluY' Beegle, Wilson, 9rpenter, Roy Buck, Orion Roush, Btll all y, out ~ idc a 75 mile radius ol fhn nnctn~'~ f1ve rolled dvrr all op Kelvey, Jack Sargent. Clarence Price, James Ingram, Clitfford l 'JIOSitlou thiS ycor before bowmg Dctrott Hill, Allen Salser, and Homer Meredith Bell rejected earlier request<.: to 1 omet oy by tl7 -60 JUSt Ill Ill! to lhe hohdays by Wtllloms U S Sen Choli" E Potter R Mteh , sporhman Lou Thus fa r m the scni.on, th e Fttl j 1955 (Wuolet 2-Door ···: ··· ·· ····· $1345 lleaullflll•ll.tt !latah, heater, o loeol ewnor wltb low mileage, atn COOilwblte wall Uru See thla one Gordon and many othCI s to hft cons have dowocd Mlddlepolt, Rat the blackout of Delrolt fot th" land lwu~e Kyger Creek and E,1sl title game ern In w1hmng those games tbey Mora lhan 40 hardy r.. ns, in )lave rolled up a total tf 311 pomls eluding n delogatlon from the for an average of 62 2 pmnt s ~cr Ll01n' "bleacher club 1 camprd game. Theil' opponents have scor· outside tho Lions ticket office all ed but 17~ pomts for tm aveL age night some of the oorly ari lvm of 3~ B pomts per g•mc brought sleeping bag• Other< Pncing the Falcons m their scor were bundled In blankets and lng' have been &'!llllr John L~yne pace~ over the holiduya h• lf' f ) IIV of( With 1111 PVl' nrtcr a to lhll~tl HIGH·LOW TIMP5 NEW YORK UP - The highest flnl lhree gamea following the reported temporature In the lluHduyti rhe tu1cons WIU p\ l.Y United States Wednesday was 82 eaeh of them twice Fort Myero, Fla The low early oth'Dr teams on the Falcon IrREYIEW OF THE YEAR-By Alan I Urt N6W are Eastern, Buffalo, and Sandy "' 1.9$S'Pt,.01th 4-Door ·············· $1395 • l ,.eltau, cocxt llree, loe.tl owner, ndlo, heater. Seat ,,it...•2-Door .................. $745 . ~ ' lllra low mlleare, Cood tirtl, V-8 motor, I)'I'Oodrlve: ~. '< : ,tfJJ·Gtvnltt 4-Door .............. $895 • ,, . .allfllllvarJ over Bluo Belair Radio, lteater l ·nra 4-Door .. ·...... ·.......... $845 ·9i!!'4it~•· ilew ~alnt, belle over "cream, V-8 motor, sun vtlor, 11eat covers, Fordo.maUc and Continental Trim RI~'OROOF tall E. MAIN ST• Fordomatlc, R&H, Style Tone Paint, white ttres Extra nice. 195-J Ford 6 Cyl. Club Coupe TWO V2· TO~ PICKUPS Good condition Dnve them and make us an offer MORE TO CHOOSE FROM ' ' sor:r WATER B.~VIC~i Pllilliil~tr itt ' .' • SAFm·TESTED" USED-CARS 'i I • ,. -AND YOU WILL PICK A "SAFETY·TEStED" USED. ·cAR ' Caddkac Con.v. Cpe. ·· Now Ollly$3600 1956 Powder. blue, factory fresh finish, black orion top, new white wljll tlres, power steermg, power brakes, power wlndow~.power 6 way seat, tile flnent money c'n buy. 1957 1ufck Century Hard Top ··· ··· $2995 Buick's f\otlest car- ~ad~d with pow~r. f95t Oldsn~abfle Super BB ·········· $2295 Starflre styllllg. 1956 •ercuty Monhray ···· ···· ···· $1995 Hard ~~~ Coupe. Re~l sharp red and black set off with whltll; wall Ures Aterrlllc buy 1956 QHge Custom Royal4 door ·· $199S A shoWI'i>om car. Low mileage - One local owner gave II the best. , • ear with all elean btU the convenience features. A real 1 \'~1) lttes- tr" 'er todav. ,' 1c95~f~ ~ustom y.g 2' Dli6r ········ $99S Stanllai'lt ~111ft. two tone blue C6mpue thlt ptlce any, "I wh~ ' , , . ' 1•SJ lukk 5Dtefal2 Doo~ ·.··········· S795 > I t!'dJe one In a hundred cai'St Cle•n as a pin - nn~i>l Jlvn•fltlw. • 1 • ·. 1953,Ditdgt C•ronet 2 Dr, ············ $59$ . ~ MANY :P:ORE ' Troubles Mount No Color TV ltuoh doesn't believe 1~8 will be II~ year of color televl• Benede~ on He says that as tons as onlv me out of 50 Per&DII.j bas colo• TV ,there w1ll be no rush to buy ,ejs, On1e the percentage dw1hd· 1., down lo where not owlltng ' oolor set mar~s o!l the pmon there'll be a spurt In sales of eolor Benedek prcd<cls a rl" In hi, oompany's !Hies fer the fJBcal vear ending next Feb 28 In the rust " lx months sale! rose and earnings were up aharply. o Like many another buslne!! man, Benedek Is puzzled at the behavior of bts stock In the mar· ket It Is llsled on tho New Yo.·t.. Stock Exchange The price wa hlgb when· earntnsa were poorer '"d the current price b down sharply, with earnfnp b•&her General Instrument'• backlog of defense work l1 about seven ltmes aa high as It was a year ago than' they are today, be noted, Acqu)rtt Roctplor co.,panr Accordmg to Benedek, General lngtrument plans, wltboul In any way diminishing Ita posl!lon as a suppller of TV and rad1o eompO' nellis, to lessen dependence o~ the vagarlas of the ra~1o-TV mar tet, "whlcb In recent years ~~ been notable mainly for It• nuc luattons, and to develop a broad er, mort solid foundation front which to operate profitably" The company reeenlly aequlr· ed Radio Receptor Company and exganded •~#, develppll)ent, eng•· aeorm¥ and production elfqrls 1n Industrial and military ele~tronics and in the fteld I (Kjkk ·& VAN' ZAHDT;.· of scrnJ conductor devices Radio Receptor Company opcr atiens are expected to show sub- stant•al losses but General In strument has dlseounted them m advance by setting up reserves whleh will amply cover the dell· ell, according to Ben~dek The company Is planning n1w venturea Into profitable lines ahd Its leaders hold that method Is tbe prlnel~al one they suggr.t for all small and medium bu" ness to get away from too much rellanee on one line, which might be good o• bed as lbe pu~ Uc's _.hlm1 vary. I ~ CHECK THE QUALITY · .J CHECK THE PRICE Holl4ay . co~pe. Super performance A car ti'Uly 1D 8 class by Itself. Fllten.. CULLIGAN A c1&~jl.ilt!l~ car, ~ee11 aM white finish Good . white COME AND SEE THESE 1955 Ford ~oirlane Fordor, 8 Cyt 01'1, i;,l$.~¥put~ S.,y 4 Door'······ $1~91 CARS Powerglide, R&H Many more extras Only 900Q uules tom1Ue l!ome • 11 ' alSo Fillet! Automatie THE OHIO VAUEY A l~t~H Bill Chapman and Lloyd McLaughlin 1'957 Chevrolet Belair Hard Top 8 c:yl. IN ' 1~S3' tadd~e 4 Doqr ··········• ·· ··$1495 Owned by WE HAVE GOOD CLEAN • We sdld anti serviced this one and It sholfi a ot heatth.. • PHONE 153 POMEROY, OHIO ·~· ~. 1'011 \, : SOFT WATilR Sl!lliVI{!JI. 1955 Oldsmollile- 88 4 dr. ··· ····· $1695 C&M AUTO SALES OVerdrive, R&H. white tires A11Iack Beauty MOTOR CO. IW/fi.D 88d·YARP 1955 M-cury 2-Door Hard Top ···· $14'5 ~.~.aewmotor ,..., t:OQRrlll>' Waa 21 below zero at Fraser, schedule for the rest of the BCllson , Fllttrtd,~ ~ Wa~tr~ · Sons Now Are Campaigning Now the Tornado 1s back wtth anoth~' powerhouse ll!Bfle up of the bulk of the veterans from last year's team. Familiar names mark the scorebooks , There are Wolfe, and Beegle On the reserve team, all Freshmen, "Little Bill" McKelvey, son of school rllstrlct ptesident McKelvev of that great early 80's teafu; Sammy Price, son Hube~t Price and nephew of C!arlmcu Price! the latter .on that SQme ~reat team I heavy winter cloth ina and brough and JUnior Larry Ltcvlng, eacb These bov~. who w1th a Cozart from Portland and a Birch coffeo-fllled thermo• botttes " wlth a. totnl of 73 points scmcd lor and a Hart from Racine are expected to 1J1I th~ nudeous they prepared for !he mglH-long "" ~vcragc of 14 6 poinll'i per more greaf' Tornado teams two and three y~ars hence vigil 111111, ~ next best srorcr In the F'nl ville They have downed. Eastern were Chrl8'1mas lftlO!ts or Mr and When sales started lnday, ltr con ltne up haH hcen Jlobe1 t '<. 1t ln one game before Chnstmas Mrs John Sauvage •..tl_ _ _ __ kct man01ge r Maurlc Schu but lta rl bird" Roush who has lntltod 50 while they have yet to play Buf about MOO bleacher scat•. 4000 points for an exact average of OWLS "fXCILLINT" re1~rvcd scats and 4000 standmg 10 pomts per game Roy Clmk hns falo and Sand111llle, both of unknown quality Sandyvtlle did room Hckets ABIIlENE, Tex. UP - Rice aceounled lor 47 points whllo the A sell out, lnrlud1ng slnndln~ other regular 'Marvm Roush ha!l down Ravenswood In an eerly coach ~ell Nee(y said today his team ahould • b. In "exeellent room, would m e:~ n a c1 owd of htl for 29 1ame this season, thou2h ' shape" by New Year's Day for Ita more than 1!6.000 at the enmo m Coach Don McKcnz c hns bl'on Briggs Stadium putting his hoys through the Mr, and Mra Garland Weaver totton BDwl game with Navy V.f 111t1Ga', 1'141o, heater, power lteerlnr, power brakea. One e•. ' wm 1955 PMac 4-Door Star Clllef · ··· $1545 owner HAULING · ' SERVIcE ., ' 1 Middleport, Ohio r-~~~Mtn,, Padded D01h, whtt. wall ALL 1958 MOTORS Fans Assault Ticket Sellers For Sunday Game AT COST • lll!an'a tal• aboul vice Is not ttctlon. It's cord bbQkS • ~f Ohio, glnla and Kehluckr. pletsd 63 lull y~ar, aa and Ctlrrently, at 8$, Ia a aubstiMe Itt M!lgt MERCURY PRICED Sunday wllh ~er mother, 111'11. Loo Ia Culdwell of N'llWirt, Ohio -~ Mr and Mrl. Jamea Parr ano 'I mother, Vlr&lnfa Pa'!e Cool•llle, ~ (Conttn~ad From Pill Ono) t 1peqt Chrlllmas with Mr and Mra fi,tlon ~ 'rhe letter didn't mention it bu l W w. llra111 · the pmldentlat orde:r mean• lldlgcr snd his wile and ch1l dren no longer were tO rcceJve> retirement heneflla IV ILM~ C. WALZER ll.u~aer kept on l'fetlvlnj h·• United l'reao Plnancl•t Edltt! NEW YORJ( UP-1fedlwn liz. mcnthly retirement cbeckl, the ed bilalMms mu,rt branch out Journnl 1cported today Jlc en Into prortlablo linea and steer dorsed them and sent them •o away frmn single line products ll bla wire to P•Y the family, bll:. 'l'he ~avy finance center •· they pre to make money. accord lng to Martin H Benedek, chair- Clevel.md Oh1o, d1dn't discover man rt-_ General Instrument Corp tt }¥asn't supposed to send any Hb eomp"IY haa done JUSl mote checks to Rueger untl. !hit-veered away !rom bcmg nn N'ov. 26 Somehow It lolled tu exelusiVe suppli ers for the radio reectvc a copy of the order stnk and television lndusby ljlto 1 Jng hiS name from the rettre I otoader fteld of etcclron'let, m roll eluding military, computers, heat Rueger walked o~t of prison on 1callng equipment, moleorologJc,J parole Dec 19 alter •erving 10 lQUipmcnt and many others ntOnihs of his JIVe year term A.l The company otlll l! a big rae he le£1 the Journll Blld, he w•· tor In the radio an~ televlslot oanded a copy or • loiter saymg >uslneiS, but that branch Is only he owed the Navy t3,177 and the s ftachon of Its former poSI Navy wa nts the money back Financil]l Gossip back to-the wall mat•h M • c K o y Just wasn't good enough and neither was Stlxas, a seven year veternn of the Davts J 1 1 as ''one m:.m oututs" - Jr Haw thornt! 111 (ootball ST John&on m Mass Rebultdln• It appeured Brown was rebuild- basketball A gcnwl lady Negro news mg on n mass scale but that he fun at tht• Panth er Ga!hpolls hard . TUP PERS PL,AIN Dec. LOI RITAINS TITLE j !lllLA8. Italy UP - DUIUD Lei of Italy reh1lned h11 European llehtwelght title Thuraday night wheb be DUtpolnted"Fellx Chlocca In a 15-round bout befor.e a crowd of 1~,000. COLUMBUS, Ohio UP - The Columbus Touchdowjl Club an nounced Sunday tis tward for the outstanding oports achievement for ' 19M Will go to Lew Burdette, Mil GOOD N•ws POll BUCKI!YI!~ ' waukee Btaves• world Series , PASAD~A. Calif UP ~ OhiO pltcl!Jng hero. Burdette will accept Slate, wllieh meets Oreaon In the ·the aw~rd ut a banquet Jan 17 Jlole J)Qwl rame on Jan. I, , re- • lit!Vedl lood newl today wbell llf.. BROWN TO INTER ARMY Jure4 tillfback Don Clllrk returned to ~ . practice field. MANHASSET, N Y UP - Jim ' Brown, rookie fullback for the ·~~:~J-·~~~ STADIUM • Clevetan4 Browns w!U enter the ll Moscow'• ~· Arm'/ Jan.. Zt! at Ft. Benning, Ga bo enJJrged tq, for a specltl ,Jx.month tromlng 80,000 M>f~· period and Ia sotheduled to he out will equipped \VIIh a of serytco In lime to train for the will make It the world's '1~8 National Football League sea Indoor ataillum. • ' ~on Best In N¢!S "'l ' . TV fcrencc.-Pacttic Coast Conter:ence pad Missing Salesman IConlln~ld Frll(l l'tllt Onol Pollco could find no unsolved murder on r~cord between the dates Albert tne, hut aoked pollee In ( mclnnati, St LoUts an,d El P"o Tex , to check their ret· ord• Albert passel! through those cltteJ ,.hen he left Columbus he oald Pohee, who aasured Albert they had no reeord of t~ "crime" he confessed, sa1d they would conbn Father Relents "eady fo1 t h~ surgery The op(!r ea s austerJty proJram ll,nall~ b • THIFT TRAIL FltOZIN atlon lasted more thaD one halr eaugbt up with the women The hour government h" b1nncd import of BRISTOL, Tenn UP_;Kearney at! foreign·m•de cosmetics bc- P Graces trial on theft <~arges en mstde them was toa:tinued because the ev1 glnnmg Jan 1, 111M.· D dence waa too cold. The case was TAIL OP ~ TAIL "ont1nued When th~ owner oJ (Contlnua4 from P111 Ono) SYRA~vot;, 11 • v~The Up o! two turkeys Grace IJ1 acCilled of The 19lltl !lOse Bawlor wUJ be a cow'• tall Is ofrlCilally worth !he !trst appearance ror Oregon $35 County officials paid farm Iii the vast Arroyo Seco Sladtum er Charles Toth tbat much when lti fact lhe game will mark I'IC he reported a dog had ehewed first lime the Duet., playln" the "fir swatter" end orr h~~< (ODiball fDr tl4 yeara, and Ohlt cow's tall A• state law provides State, on the (ll'ldlron !or 67 that money Ccilleeled frnm dog 11 years have gotten iround to ecn~ea must be ulld 'to•pay farm lrnoeking beads. era for damage done by dop to However, the one and on]) catUe Ume that Oreuon and Ohio Slate . _ have mel in any atblehc endeavor ' HEAAII<IG CONTROL was 1!139 at the NCAA basketb11: ' BOOTHBAY HARBOR Mechamplonshtps at Nortbwestern Federal and alate flshl~l rr UniverSity m Evanslon, J1l Th• search~rs eondueUng experiment• Ducks defeat the Buck•. 411-33 to 10 the Gull ol lllalne found t~at wm the national , eage trown a "bubble curtain" can he used Grid fan~ here are wondermg 10 dtrett schools of herring whal wdl become of the Rose Schools of the small ft•b were Bowl m the,. uncertain Paelf•c spotted by observers In plane• Coaot Conference limes overhead who radioed the lnfor Leotmg hack from 1923 '" mat•on to mearchers aboord 193~. the Tournament of , Roses boats The researchers drop}lf'd had the responsjblllty 10 \bose compressed air hoses to the oeean days lor seleetlng the Western noor and found tbat the curta n team to play That club, alway• of bubbles defiect~d the course from the PCC chole Its easte~~ of the schoola and made the fish opponent, genera(Jy teams !rom hustle off In other dtreetlonL lbe ~outh, EaR! and Southwest ~lom 193S to 1001, the PCC P1ftU SICJN CAMILLI selec1ed a representallve team , PHILADELPHIA UP- Dolph whH!h m turn selected ' a club Camtll1, who won the Most Val from~ther, parts of the natton to u.bje Player Award 10 1941 play wh• e a star ftrst basemen with Mielugan appearing 1n the !1rs~ the Brooklyn IfJdgers, hall been Rose Bowl game of all t1me at Signed as a scout m the San Ftan TournameJ)t Park m ~902, and l'ISCO Bay nrea by the Phtladcl Oh1o State m 1921, wef~ the, only ph 1a Pbdlles - - - - - - - - - - -- _ - - - - JiUCkeyes $ lutlofs loctnt llaot Ad11111 ll(llacll Nlltn •At Top Dome fa'ltl I Sth Tone for Altocb l)o IIINirr O.lTBQA.I'I ' .l!,WNO'~oj:..~i'.-.""iiid,..ul"iiltwAlllltalll8bermall ..~tngl.. w..u.r Adoma llllrto ,. Pre.ddent Rtohlrd 11. lflxon u a tq> lorpt for ~!O"ratlo -ton tn t1u1 trrPwlllr c&n~pllp bat~e. lonpr II npr.t041 by bll pottUcal oppoaoall u 'VIIloolo Charges once hurleil atltltl>4hat hlll""'lllll atllcka Ill\ !qmioelat.t were 111Dte&!'l11 and that 1\e wu u opportunlat without pnuble convictlonl. ' A~ h01fovor, Ia beli1J accuaed of ....,.. lhtnl rrom falture to keep Pnlldent Blaellhowv fuUr lnlorml<l on cftlclal probleml to tnabntty to reeogn!Je the lmportanct ol Soviet IC!eoll&l achtmment& Demooraue NaUollal Cl1alrnwl Paul l.t 1lu\oo lor's reeeDt ...rtlotl that Adami hu "'lutdtered" tht preeldency let the tone for tll.e verbe1 auaulll optnat the lnlo·aemcl New l:nglaDdor. The Democratic atnterY, adOptlll ottor Ill'. BALTIMORE, Md UP-The Bal· timore Colts of the NatiOnal Foot ball Laague claimed today to have set 1& club records du11ng the 1»7 season The reeorda included a bOrn~ attendance rna 1Jc of 279, 888 lor 1Ix games and a road rec pfd ql 2'1••913 --- to 1•lay In the celebrated atadlunt Prmr to !he current Weilertt Co1r ue to hold him until pollee depart menta In the other ellles report Albert told pollee be went to JChool recently In Callfornla lo learn to become a blackmuth He oald he had 1hod horoea ever 1lnce ond •howcd callouaed banda le baek his story Pollee however. aid bl1 otor~ was confuuaa and they eouldn t understand why he returned to Columbua Albert, who had been active In IContlnuld From li110 Ona) his church and wat a .Coutmalter, mllil obey the law," the falhe" refused to take 1 lte deteekll teat laid 'I'm ocared of them," be aid Word was fiash cd lmmodl8tcly to the h"ptlal •nd Dr P S John REQUIRE DOMESTIC SMELL son w" giVen 10 n•lfllles to get SEOUl . Korea UP-&uth Ko" COLTS SET 15 MARKS BURDITT& WINS AWARD ~ · ever Weatem Conference lqJ11t llitsenhowor'a moat neeot !Unea, appwa to Itt ill attempt to portray Alllml u the r<tl powv In tile lldmlntotnlltOII 1114 t¥Rforo culpable lor Ill)' 01111 mllllkla. ~~ t • • • Millio~s of DollirJ For "Bett•r Homes" . at Flunce Your Bl!lk F.H.A. Tille I G.l. Loau Oar on ladle& Farm Credit ~D $ ·~· 5% · Discount ' Oft.Seaaon OHer on all Inside Kitchen, Btth or oilier lmpJ;OVement you want done in Decemlier:!Jr Januuy. $ VAlLEY •LOMB $ • • 'clSv.u.n ootJIISE-The JWallonolaew li""klt devolopmea\1 w11tc11 ll&ve eaptured the world'• tmagtnal1on ltovo added aerto111 biw ~IIIDI for mnttary aa4 olvtltlll det01111 mtdteal leaden. ban ttorted plallnlllr for ......,.....t OIIIIUI CllllllUeo• ~·~ coW cOUld be '""~ !hill jleiiiD1llll woft'yfnf a11oul ii. •lo!1ttc war had mr AI 0110 atell In pnporlilt for i wont, 1111 Wlltor Reed Arm1 '.&'l!f.*!c • llfll!tull of Reoe!lldl l:eOIIilt1 ~Ill more llw1 100 actootlotl, dOoton ,ad ciVIl def01111 o#ICtlll lwa ....WMIINmllw 011 mtdtcol problomo Ill a auet..,. attaek. 1 lub~ eovmd tneludld "mllllle eapablllltol, orteat&o 11411, latloul, cuuatty Nltnllllaa, ...& 4anlap ooatroL experlmelllll ~lill& and b\ll'lll, lrelllll•t• ot ndtfiiOII lljurlll iand pl)'dll&trlc altll hlliiWI taetor problem&" Wtlhe~ atopl lito anllaiDr proltelld l>1o#ICtlll to atert mlj!loat - to the probtlllll to bt 11<1<1 It llllutlolllwlnfltfdro&a•bottllt warheads were to ntn upoa lbl Vtlltlll Stat.: e ~a • • • • ltove rtwa aewltte to ptua lor aottlllr ut oelei1Wla ''ltlllablr potlt" at Amort· Posri-Rullllll IICleall&l &dvuteol IIIII embultea around the worlt!. ~ State department ID!In<tl II ut ClMipua 11011t Juuary tor lwidl to Ol11'l')l out a Pn>PIIII undllr wlltch ovary major America~! em!>uoY wttl han • apectol acteaco ollaoho. The jobl wru so to tnlned opectoltats-m011 \1'110 coo keep 1D touch with the s<lenll&l eommuntty abroad ud dlp.at tectmteal jnfo1111&Uon lor 1110 bocll bOme. ftere hen beta a !fvt aueh appoll1tm01ts tn recent yoan but tho prosnm waa dropped tor ~ ot money. The leal United Stateo 1Clel1tUJc atiiCIIe left ToiC,Yo mon than a flO!' and a halt agn. 1' • • • • t'lltern 'lAXES-1111 al!lto.t certatn .... that tlul admtnlotra. 11011 wru aak C9"JI"'I for • one-year extebtioa ot the p...ent excise tau~ ratoa. on elgarita, beer aad Uquor lOll lliJ ournnl corpontton talc lt 11 a11o juat u oel'11111 tlult eon...., 'fill! so ahead and grant the becolllJO o! \lie ... um1111 for moro dot- IJIIIIdtnf aa a Ru.Uta'l acblevementl. ., the oxlatlng law, the corporoljaa ~· No Cut Ia du' to drop from a: to " W ~~ abt oxclee, or .....Utd luxury lalctli) on a ot Items, 111otudtnr c!p"lf> •• alld fer 'II due lc so back to pre-!(oreatl'wat tevott. 1811\Ullle~t had btea buUdlng IIJ!"1or laltlor theae ltvtea echedul~ the Ortnf ot ltllill&11 JPUialb chonp t1u1 1 Utuotlon. c " ;r;c,J ·--.- llld corpor&!IIIYIM ltriiJ II biWOII 1 A. Fine Pe~ ... at aLow Pricer' S~FFER'i. , ~~.·" SNORKSL• PIN' world·famtd lor c~o~n.-., JUST•7•• • paint novw toucll• the.. • ollllmtdorCIIIlMfllllltdiiiOIII • hand-ground. euto•j llltll polite �'"'~ '' !" ' "l~ .' .• .. ...~ ..- · ' •I , ' '' i " ' I l ,,\ \ t ' ' ' ' • &lr& Kenne-~. Jl lchael and Chilllcothc, apMt the lll'•eek•end with hl1 paren!JI, Mr. Mrs. J, E. Mlehael. 'ADS Lou and '. Elerh Aloylslus Academ~ the holidays wlth W. T. Mlftlo~ Clarenee Price. are hollclars With th•i· aiul !If). Howara &"&98 i ,..,. ... .. or !Mta. , y,., ·--------- ALFRED 15. E'xcJ&. matton 17. lll!on · 20. ·Meu. · ure Jdbin.j I Services METROPOLIT II. Play. .. Ill{ ' ' OHIO V.., 'LEY :k :flllb.w ·co. 1 1 1 BASIJA . N -,. ..-.,·:ten en.' c'iiato. iiidift nsuranct •, ' al Notice ', .P•tt•r"' monket al the Ueno Zod tn Tokyo, ~ e1,1ts th~ tape for the olllcia1 ~pening oi the over. head f!lOporall ~··•· 1'h~ .Irs· • -~,.: I I>I \~ ' 14 ~-- I· ~ll"" 1' : t'• -~·7 \.. . I!' ' .: ,10 ' ..,.. .. . , -, ~ , ~: ' ~'~ ~I ' '- ' , Wf~~ .. "' .. ~ ': .:-, ~ h .... ', ~ · 110 DIAL-'Ytll Brynner ~~ a f2&,000,000 film productl!ln ldial beMMD Alelona Produ.. Ilona, 'J~9·t ~d United Ar:lllt.o,' to Huit)'WO<)d. Thf contra.:l calli M 11 tllme 1o lit deo · livered to UA by hit .(1~101\~; in nine y!Bl1•· . ( lnt~atlol••l.l ~ I" r.: :::tg~g ~ ~~~ ::::~ =-=...,..---- cord 21.,Glrl'i · name:)) ' ' lilo•Ahead'! \'ea~rdar'• AU,·u ~6. Little 26.1;\zanli ·' Island 27. 29. biglt " ' ' '''iT:CUpt4 · 38. !A:Iukan 30. Wlhe city cups ~ 10. Conotella· . 31. Hinders tlon ~..:Cook JUST A, C~T-UP-At\lred lp a kimono, "Sulle," popular tern w~- bulll by the;Jap\11Iese Government at a cost ot about $800,000 as a means of allevl· atlnr tralllc congestion in th! eapltai clly. (lnternolionall ,/ ~ M•. ana I not less than two-thirds (%) or the 0., Dec. 27, 1957 appraised vplue1 ' Rodney Dnnint sa1dTerms of Sallt C11h 'Ill, hsnd on 11\'~URANCIS AG~NC"t The Chester Garden Club ,met' date of Sale. • Plrt. Mltomlltlllt. Hu.. recently _at the home ·of · Mr1 Bernard V,l Fultz, Admin· AtCIDINt , ·· Jstrator d.i' bonla'lnon of Clarence Neutzjing lor "their .w., Cosuolty 111~ ..... the Estate o( Hel)ry Guy Chrislmas party. l'he hom~ was lteol Esta~e Broket ·. ucauli!~lly decorated lor ·• the S1nger, ~ased. In MII)DLEPOitt. DHIO s ea!J~ n. ~s each gJJ(lst arriverl Webste r and Fultz .1 1 ":16.111 P'IONI,I . .Sit Attmncys for Admilrlatra'9>.' they were presented a Christm;LS ' (12) 20, 27, (i) 3, 10, 17, ~tc corsage. ~Irs. David Koblentz presided lUX WAIW Nortce o~ APPoili'iMENT over the business session. Th·1 Estate of Lest., M. Boice, roll ealL;.:was answered by giving Deceastd "Tips on Wnpping Prettier ATIOftWIM Not ice ts he reby given th t! Packages." .......,...,. Eloise wu,m>, whllse fost Oli!Cc Mrs. Hollfard Knight opened ~ ,~ ..... 1 - - l l~----­ :a uo.circ -, t· J.:.8 Soutn r~mh Avo- 'he Christmas program by rendin{ nue, \J Ju Jlt·p ,rl, Ohto, has beoJI• a Christmas Story\ by Emily S dull' 3pputu tcJ Adminlstratnx ,Jl M1·Craken called "Little Blark tne bH.ul' of Lc..'iler ..M.. Botcc Lamb." late uf Si!hsbury 'lownahlp, Mc1g ~ ~'rs. Pearl Mora gave a dembn · County, Oh1o, deceased stration and paper on the proper Dutcd th1s 11th day of Decem· 1 use of a Madonna. Mrs. Lawrenct 1 Milhoan showed favor. ideas which b,r, 1957 John C. Bacon she ·had constructed. Mrs. Paul Judge o~ the Prabate Cour t Baer showed slidei on th'e clubs Mctg_~ County, Ohio. ~ recent flower show she ha\i taken (12) 13·20·27·31c Mrs. Knight conducted a coc· test and Mrs. Paul Bacr won the LEGAL NOTIC. prize. ThE dollr prize Wid won · by W>iilam C. Perkina, whose last IN THE MAnER OP THE VA· f.!"· Donald Mora. ~ifts wlm· exchan(ed and se· known address was Letart Falls, CA.TIQN OF AN EASEMENT FOR 3 room downstaira . apartment. Ohio, IS hereby notified that on STORM SE\YER PURP9SIS ON cret sisters were re1•ealed. Mr~ No children Phone 6087-Y the 18th day ol Decen>ber, !9S7, LAND ADJACENT T~ .. STAU Roy Holter won a pl'~ lor the Charlolle M'!)! Perkins being plain· ROUTE NO. 7 S~CTION 11.10-A, best wrapped packas>. 12-24-3tc. The Cfiristmas ,arrar,gemcnt,1 tiff, filod her petition against him IN MEIGS COUNt\'• OHIO. Sleeping rooms Close in town. 127 DB defendant In the Court of Colfl· I WHER~AS, in the conatruction were judged ana ribbtns ' were, Butternut, Pomeroy. 1 mon Pleaa, Meigs County, Ohio, and Improvement ol State Route awarded to Mrs. Putlley K~rt. 12 21 6tc Case No. 12,63,, praying for dl· No. 7, Section 18.10-1\, In Meigs Mora, Mrs. Esther Wright. vorce from the ~aid William C. County, Ohio, ,il was deJlrable and and Mrs. Rot Miller.' Mrs. Neutz• ·room• and bath, furnace beat P·erkins on the grounds of gross neceHsary, for the public safety llng was assisted by MTI. Max Available January !. Pboae neglect of duty and extreme cruel- and wclfate, to construct a storm c ~-M. 12 ' 19 6tc ty and plaintiff also prays lor ~ewer on a tract of land ~cqulred H~rrah )Irs. Horare Karr anu Mrs. Ro· other proper rcll~f. .. Sl)d eause for that porposc, and · bert Wood served delicious re will be lor hearing on' .or about WHEREAS, it has bee~ found (reshments to all mernbir& the 14th do• ol March, 19!58. . that samtary sewers have been St\Jit and one guest~ Mr&. Charlotte :.Ia~ Perkins connected to said storm sewer, and Goeglem. , Plaintilf WHEHE.\S, the Common Plm The D!d meeting will be h•ld O'Brien and O'Brien Court of Meigs County has order· on Januar)' 8 at the home of Mr~. Attorneys for Plainml ed the Director of Hlghwayo to Horpen Holter with Mrs. Roy Hol(12) 20, 27 (I) 3, 10, 17, 24, 6tc eliminate all sanitary 1ewer con· ter assisting- hosteas. - - • - - · - - pections to ti?.Jd storm ile:Ner and NOTICE OF PuaLIC SA.~ I . WHEREAS, 10 aecord'a~ee wltb In pursuance of the order of tho said order said storm tel"er has Probate Court of Meljls Cou11IY, been reloc~ted to elimlna~ sanlOhlo, I will offer for !ale at Pub- lary sewer connections ~nd the S. S. attendiolce on TJcc. 22 lie Auction on the .17th day of ol land acqulred'•for the J'anuary, 1958. at 11:00 o'clock a. original sewer Is no lqn/ier nee· waa 47, , t~e offering $9.69. Jll., at the front door of the Meigs ~ssary lor the purposes of ~ storm Worahlp •ervlces were held at County Court House at Pomeroy, sewer. • ·· \0:41! with Herman tiylor lead Ohio, the following ~escribed NOW THEREFORE, 1 do deter- ing and an a!tendance oi 26. ' real eslatc SJtuated In t~e CountY. mine and declare it to be my in· The WSCS. met last Tues eve., of Meigs, State ol Ohio and bound- tentJOn to vacate, for stnl'll' sewer Dec. ·17th, at the home of ¢one· ed and descnbed as follows: purpoaes, the tract of land orlgm· vieve quthrie. The 14 members PARCEL 1: The following real ally acquired for such pvrposes, prese~t and th;Ir guests number· estate situated in the Township ol ~aid tract, to be vacated, ljeinz lng 26 In all ·tnjoyed a turkey I Cheoter, County ol Meigs and Identified 88 Parcel No. 28-8, and dinner. at 7:30 p. m. State ol Ohto and bounded and being situated 10 section o, Town A shoit ~usine!\s meeting !ol· described as follows: Beginning at 4 North Range 12 west Orange lowed, thenl", the Chrislm" storv Now taking appt<:auons lor Sen· the Sooth west corner of Fraction Tpwnship, Meigs cou~ty, Ohio, and · the singing of carols. Each tlnel Newspaper Routes lo thirty-six (36) m Town three (31, and being a strip of lan<l 20 feet one received a gift, .the gill ; Middleport. Call 39U, Porno ,Range twelve (121; thence North In width snme belnjl 10 feel m having been placed u~der a light12-13·1' sixty 110) rods on the west line ol width on' each !ide 61 the follow· ed Christmas tree. · satd F'raction to a stake; thence inl! described center line: Names were ,drawn for MysEasl ohe -~~ndre<l. and forty-four Beginning at a point 61 feet left tory Sistert,Jot , the coming yeal'. (144) rod~ \ o a slllke;_the.n,ce .South ol Sta!ion 743 plus ~3. In the con~ The hom1 ' lV"' . beautifully de· sixty (60) rods to a st.tlie In the er line of 8urvey of Stale Route eorated In kocplng with ths holi•luud CltiD IJ141Cil;an D2 Wlllys Soulh line of sH!d Fructlon, thence No.7, made by the Department ol day, palnJ.. and - tires. ,. o\11 Makl!l aad Model> West one hundred and forty-lour llighways in 111110; thence l'luth 89 The next meeting will be hei!l nell" 1lat\i!ry, Runa f4711.0·l (1441 rods along the South line of degrees 53 minute! wO.t, a dis· on Tuea. eve., Jnn. '21, at the A .. Phone ~n:M. 12·26.£lt•· said Fraction to. the place of be· . ol 73 feet; thence Iouth 71 home of ~We Parker. tiJTO SALJ!Il glnnlnt'• cont81~mg Flf\Y·lour ac- degrees, 43 min•tes west, a disThe' Chr tmas program held .a'. ----'Tt~j( UP TRUCKS re~ be the aamc more or leas. lance of 12~ iect anq !here term· the church here on Sat. eve .. ~Uti.,; !\ l.~tt.\' iC:t. \lb ~MWfl M I056--4iEVROLET 10 ton $9911.00 · Dec. 2h was well attended. T~e parrmg by t'actory 'l'rameu Also, ,the lollowJns real estate inate. Del~ Equipment, heater. Fraction 36, Chester Township, 11 is therefore ordered that a program consisted o£ recitation• watcllmas•r COU.lN~ JEll EL l!IM-CHEvnOLE'l' ll ton .a&MO F.RS l ·mt<h)V I S ~f Melg1 County, Ohio, and beginning true and correct cop or this ~ntry by the smaller folk, a cnndle Deluxe Cab, Heater. 144 rods .East of Soulhwest corner be published once a week, for two t~g htins service, a play "Christ. 19Dt-GIIC II( tmr'S66!1.00 Your Only Alllhorlled of Fraction 36~ li~:A id corner abo con!lecutive weeks as required by mas Comes BUt once a Year" and S(jlke bed, Heater, Hpd. Fuller BRUSH MAl'< being the Southen;t corner of the Jaw, as notiee of 'my fmding and a pageant "Back to Bethleherr." 19Sl-FORD \l ton $486.00. J1111te1 Marrlnor II. G. Singer 5! acre pnrcel; thence determination. wlth a cast ol 30 characters and East 6 rods to thu &outhwost cor· 11 ia turt~er ordered that a true a choir. 736 1. Moln St, Pomoro, Ohio nor of land convoyed to J. C. Me· true and correct copy o£ this e ntr~ "l!ts' wero excha'l!lcd and a . Platform btd, 4 Spu. Phono No. llf - Allor ~ PM Kay by H: G. Sh1gcr uml w1Ie, by served, by registered, first-class I'•' t ';"''~ "'""n thn s s. l!K7-IJIITE~N.\TIONAL $145.00 IU.Hl deed rocorded In Deed 8ook 139, mall, upon each owner. or owners, Mr. and J,lrs. Clarence Hendcr· ~ .19n.J!ox bed, 4 Spd. fiRMITMI UTI~MtNATID pnle 102; thence North to the pub- of property abutting on the s~rm <Ob oliu daughter Lind~ spent POM!IIIQY MOIOR CO. Sun. with 'Mr. and Mrs. 'aymoncl p-rey - Pllona 491 ..- Ohio vur lroe :n>~ect:•q pb•ne 383-ll, llc .oad; lheneo Northwesterly sewer tract to be vacated. · 12 27 Btc Gilmore Sbpply ~tolle, Poworoy. loliowlng aald road to the 1!. G. It is f~rther ordercu thai all ~ -Hiaro•er of Carroll, o. A4 wort i1Uar•nteed Fullt ID· Singer lane; thence South about owners of land, abuttrng o~ the Helen Woode learned or CJ; • f"()! So<. it of her aunt, Ellcr. 1ured. Vau&han's lnd\latrial u<l 10 rods to the North line of H. G. tract to be vacated, take due no, ...;__,___~,.,.. Re~l•••ttal Termite ~ontrol Ser Sln&er ~5 acre parcel; thence East lice of the contents hereof, and ln ·california b st weeJ(. dAY lnd ~CC'tlll'i: Stanley Glbba, vtco. Sl Mary1, w. Vo 1 zt1 II to the Northeast corner of said that they shall llle their clll,ma Funeral an>l bvrlal at Athens, 0. lA»tJ BoUodl, Route 2. OIS acre ~arcel; thence South 60 for compensation and damages, or lo.st Fri. at 1 p. m. The Roush's 11 21 6tfp WI 8 UY roda to place or beginning, EX· eithor of them, Brl&ing by reaaon formerly lived at Allred. CEPTING such part thereof con· of such vacaUon. Such ciaJms aball Several ftom here attended the tOR SAQ: •l'IIUCTUIIAL 1 IUMI vey~d by H. G. Singer and wile be filed In duplicate on or before Chrlltmas pro~am of the Olive· Nice Saddl,. Herb Williams, CltoV IRON- MlT~I to William ,and Goldie Krackom· 12 o'clock noon, Eastern Standard Orange scllool on Thurs. eve. Shade, Otilo. 12-24-0t~ berger ,by deed recorded ln Deed Trme, on the 17th day o£ !"cbi:uary, Mr_J. Carrie Swartz reccntb at· roa s.\lolllr' one LtlloatiHdHp ru. Book JOB, page 327 ol Melp Coun· \958, with J. c. Kondlc, Dlvjllon tended the wedding ol her gran~ .., p llh JUNK, ty Deed Recorda, leaving about 1\1 Engineer; Department o! HIRh· Juno .O'Bricn ond spent 11 't;d AIIOP':,': "' ........, acreo, more or le ... Being part of waya, State Route No. 77 , at Dl• the weekend with the O'Brien pliltlll~ ~~~~. 1.,. 1 IV<; 011, ;:::;;;;~~~~~i=: l the real estate conveyed by Deed vis Avenue, Marietta, Ohio, and family, rotu~Qlng to her home 011 arcblltc!l.'a clrawla& toble, pot BNoGokthl2~ pa ~e 28~ ~d ~XC~PT,j failure to file any ci81m shdall bd.~ a . evo, ·,. lad loOla 'OnellPtWrltar delk BLOCIB a so o ,..r ay y ee waiver thereof, as provide un er ~nd ~rs: }ames Crockarell 1 ooe Jl!III&.Cibl'le~ bandllll!e. ~ Book 139, Pll\16 102, and Krackom· section mi.07, of tho Rev~d' daughter 'lif j\lcilandrla, y,, 1114o~~e••~•ublo .,, •ne wood ...,,. Jet1w Pw L..,. be>ger .by Deed Book !1!8, Page Code of Ohio. ' spepdlng thdr Christmas va· 11 ~"' • • d •-··• ' WITNESS· my hand and ofllcla! hr lth h .. Iaiiie, ~ 1011u 01• 11 e...ru, GIUISBI ILOCI 00 327.PAJICfL 11: 1'he following de· .t.1 this 17th day or Dcrcmllet ee w er .aren1'· - . """'" Mwtna -htne, ierlbed real estate, situated In 19ftT and Mro. Delbert Gaul. lliUQUt.' ~,. l'Gmaroy 81W. I Mil• Nlltll llf ' Cheater Township In the County · George J Thormyer 1 , 10 I ill~ Goo If, II. Cell Will..,_ . of Me~l and State of Ohio, to-wit: Firs! Assistant Director of ~UJ limper' llld Clarilltll .... ,......,. Be&in~lnf. on the East line of Highways Acting " DtreeMel !lefort.l a. Phlll~ ~ IIIT'I land at l~o Iouth· 10,r ol Hl&hw~ys. • · 01' p, 111, 10 1Uifa weal corner . of Henry Bell farm State jloule No. 7 .I tiAiiiO.."TEizvtsiOITEavu:i!:. in Fmtlo~ 36, Town ,,, Sections Section l8.IO.A 'I!IJU KIIA!hen PbOIMI, 2DO. Olelud j\ppJianco 1& lnd 21; thence llaot 110 rods Melgo county, Ohio dollfl'!lf, for your homa. Frq SIGN. 111 VI. llolo St.. Pomeroy alpn1 S.1nue1 Slnaer'o North line JOURNAL ENTRY ..u.illtill. PortJDR • Ab..tL J 23 II td 1 atone; thence ln a Northwost· 1 hereby certify that the lore. PbOII .-..Y. 8 t II crly du-,cllon 68 rodo to 1 aton•; going 11 a true and correct copy hod ·~ H•Y· By tho bale OJ ( 20 81 I thence We~ 20 rode lo a slono; of an entry in the Right of I Wai' lrlller jped. H. A. Cole, Tup - thonco South 68 rods along Philip Section elf tho Journ~l or the' Dl·· pel. P11lJ14. Phon, .uao. . Colii'UlTI bi~ Pit~·~• Pfm'II,.E"t line to lbe plaee of boo rector of Hlshways, made on ~:· 12-WliP, ·' uti, Auttt.I'IN, Polio. c:aD DiJII lip.nlnt, toblllnlnl fourteen ac- ~ombclr 17, 19ft7, ,In Vol ume ""' l ted'To t.t ..; ...IIIUa, llldclle~urt. Qblt. ,· re1, be 1pme more or leas, Paae ·1356. ·· (I , ) , io• WOn PUr SAVING EXCEPTING all the Eather E. 'Dcarrin~ , 1.\tiexalit\ii,it; ~.y. doal the above descrlbRecorder '· I ' cd with the (IZ) 27 ,,(I) \ Zlc Fran~ Coats, • ul ~d T ~Q~~ BOOy. .J~nlor White Ill I ~TTER OF ' , Si~~~MiN'f OF ACCOUNTS 11.:.~~~ E. ·" 1~ ttit'~~lt Court Molts .CO!lrity, Qlllo 'AO<ountl and vou~hera ql , and I ( \ • ., I • ~;r~ ' V/.1 ' ~ ' L·17 ' •, '• �'"'~ '' !" ' "l~ .' .• .. ...~ ..- · ' •I , ' '' i " ' I l ,,\ \ t ' ' ' ' • &lr& Kenne-~. Jl lchael and Chilllcothc, apMt the lll'•eek•end with hl1 paren!JI, Mr. Mrs. J, E. Mlehael. 'ADS Lou and '. Elerh Aloylslus Academ~ the holidays wlth W. T. Mlftlo~ Clarenee Price. are hollclars With th•i· aiul !If). Howara &"&98 i ,..,. ... .. or !Mta. , y,., ·--------- ALFRED 15. E'xcJ&. matton 17. lll!on · 20. ·Meu. · ure Jdbin.j I Services METROPOLIT II. Play. .. Ill{ ' ' OHIO V.., 'LEY :k :flllb.w ·co. 1 1 1 BASIJA . N -,. ..-.,·:ten en.' c'iiato. iiidift nsuranct •, ' al Notice ', .P•tt•r"' monket al the Ueno Zod tn Tokyo, ~ e1,1ts th~ tape for the olllcia1 ~pening oi the over. head f!lOporall ~··•· 1'h~ .Irs· • -~,.: I I>I \~ ' 14 ~-- I· ~ll"" 1' : t'• -~·7 \.. . I!' ' .: ,10 ' ..,.. .. . , -, ~ , ~: ' ~'~ ~I ' '- ' , Wf~~ .. "' .. ~ ': .:-, ~ h .... ', ~ · 110 DIAL-'Ytll Brynner ~~ a f2&,000,000 film productl!ln ldial beMMD Alelona Produ.. Ilona, 'J~9·t ~d United Ar:lllt.o,' to Huit)'WO<)d. Thf contra.:l calli M 11 tllme 1o lit deo · livered to UA by hit .(1~101\~; in nine y!Bl1•· . ( lnt~atlol••l.l ~ I" r.: :::tg~g ~ ~~~ ::::~ =-=...,..---- cord 21.,Glrl'i · name:)) ' ' lilo•Ahead'! \'ea~rdar'• AU,·u ~6. Little 26.1;\zanli ·' Island 27. 29. biglt " ' ' '''iT:CUpt4 · 38. !A:Iukan 30. Wlhe city cups ~ 10. Conotella· . 31. Hinders tlon ~..:Cook JUST A, C~T-UP-At\lred lp a kimono, "Sulle," popular tern w~- bulll by the;Jap\11Iese Government at a cost ot about $800,000 as a means of allevl· atlnr tralllc congestion in th! eapltai clly. (lnternolionall ,/ ~ M•. ana I not less than two-thirds (%) or the 0., Dec. 27, 1957 appraised vplue1 ' Rodney Dnnint sa1dTerms of Sallt C11h 'Ill, hsnd on 11\'~URANCIS AG~NC"t The Chester Garden Club ,met' date of Sale. • Plrt. Mltomlltlllt. Hu.. recently _at the home ·of · Mr1 Bernard V,l Fultz, Admin· AtCIDINt , ·· Jstrator d.i' bonla'lnon of Clarence Neutzjing lor "their .w., Cosuolty 111~ ..... the Estate o( Hel)ry Guy Chrislmas party. l'he hom~ was lteol Esta~e Broket ·. ucauli!~lly decorated lor ·• the S1nger, ~ased. In MII)DLEPOitt. DHIO s ea!J~ n. ~s each gJJ(lst arriverl Webste r and Fultz .1 1 ":16.111 P'IONI,I . .Sit Attmncys for Admilrlatra'9>.' they were presented a Christm;LS ' (12) 20, 27, (i) 3, 10, 17, ~tc corsage. ~Irs. David Koblentz presided lUX WAIW Nortce o~ APPoili'iMENT over the business session. Th·1 Estate of Lest., M. Boice, roll ealL;.:was answered by giving Deceastd "Tips on Wnpping Prettier ATIOftWIM Not ice ts he reby given th t! Packages." .......,...,. Eloise wu,m>, whllse fost Oli!Cc Mrs. Hollfard Knight opened ~ ,~ ..... 1 - - l l~----­ :a uo.circ -, t· J.:.8 Soutn r~mh Avo- 'he Christmas program by rendin{ nue, \J Ju Jlt·p ,rl, Ohto, has beoJI• a Christmas Story\ by Emily S dull' 3pputu tcJ Adminlstratnx ,Jl M1·Craken called "Little Blark tne bH.ul' of Lc..'iler ..M.. Botcc Lamb." late uf Si!hsbury 'lownahlp, Mc1g ~ ~'rs. Pearl Mora gave a dembn · County, Oh1o, deceased stration and paper on the proper Dutcd th1s 11th day of Decem· 1 use of a Madonna. Mrs. Lawrenct 1 Milhoan showed favor. ideas which b,r, 1957 John C. Bacon she ·had constructed. Mrs. Paul Judge o~ the Prabate Cour t Baer showed slidei on th'e clubs Mctg_~ County, Ohio. ~ recent flower show she ha\i taken (12) 13·20·27·31c Mrs. Knight conducted a coc· test and Mrs. Paul Bacr won the LEGAL NOTIC. prize. ThE dollr prize Wid won · by W>iilam C. Perkina, whose last IN THE MAnER OP THE VA· f.!"· Donald Mora. ~ifts wlm· exchan(ed and se· known address was Letart Falls, CA.TIQN OF AN EASEMENT FOR 3 room downstaira . apartment. Ohio, IS hereby notified that on STORM SE\YER PURP9SIS ON cret sisters were re1•ealed. Mr~ No children Phone 6087-Y the 18th day ol Decen>ber, !9S7, LAND ADJACENT T~ .. STAU Roy Holter won a pl'~ lor the Charlolle M'!)! Perkins being plain· ROUTE NO. 7 S~CTION 11.10-A, best wrapped packas>. 12-24-3tc. The Cfiristmas ,arrar,gemcnt,1 tiff, filod her petition against him IN MEIGS COUNt\'• OHIO. Sleeping rooms Close in town. 127 DB defendant In the Court of Colfl· I WHER~AS, in the conatruction were judged ana ribbtns ' were, Butternut, Pomeroy. 1 mon Pleaa, Meigs County, Ohio, and Improvement ol State Route awarded to Mrs. Putlley K~rt. 12 21 6tc Case No. 12,63,, praying for dl· No. 7, Section 18.10-1\, In Meigs Mora, Mrs. Esther Wright. vorce from the ~aid William C. County, Ohio, ,il was deJlrable and and Mrs. Rot Miller.' Mrs. Neutz• ·room• and bath, furnace beat P·erkins on the grounds of gross neceHsary, for the public safety llng was assisted by MTI. Max Available January !. Pboae neglect of duty and extreme cruel- and wclfate, to construct a storm c ~-M. 12 ' 19 6tc ty and plaintiff also prays lor ~ewer on a tract of land ~cqulred H~rrah )Irs. Horare Karr anu Mrs. Ro· other proper rcll~f. .. Sl)d eause for that porposc, and · bert Wood served delicious re will be lor hearing on' .or about WHEREAS, it has bee~ found (reshments to all mernbir& the 14th do• ol March, 19!58. . that samtary sewers have been St\Jit and one guest~ Mr&. Charlotte :.Ia~ Perkins connected to said storm sewer, and Goeglem. , Plaintilf WHEHE.\S, the Common Plm The D!d meeting will be h•ld O'Brien and O'Brien Court of Meigs County has order· on Januar)' 8 at the home of Mr~. Attorneys for Plainml ed the Director of Hlghwayo to Horpen Holter with Mrs. Roy Hol(12) 20, 27 (I) 3, 10, 17, 24, 6tc eliminate all sanitary 1ewer con· ter assisting- hosteas. - - • - - · - - pections to ti?.Jd storm ile:Ner and NOTICE OF PuaLIC SA.~ I . WHEREAS, 10 aecord'a~ee wltb In pursuance of the order of tho said order said storm tel"er has Probate Court of Meljls Cou11IY, been reloc~ted to elimlna~ sanlOhlo, I will offer for !ale at Pub- lary sewer connections ~nd the S. S. attendiolce on TJcc. 22 lie Auction on the .17th day of ol land acqulred'•for the J'anuary, 1958. at 11:00 o'clock a. original sewer Is no lqn/ier nee· waa 47, , t~e offering $9.69. Jll., at the front door of the Meigs ~ssary lor the purposes of ~ storm Worahlp •ervlces were held at County Court House at Pomeroy, sewer. • ·· \0:41! with Herman tiylor lead Ohio, the following ~escribed NOW THEREFORE, 1 do deter- ing and an a!tendance oi 26. ' real eslatc SJtuated In t~e CountY. mine and declare it to be my in· The WSCS. met last Tues eve., of Meigs, State ol Ohio and bound- tentJOn to vacate, for stnl'll' sewer Dec. ·17th, at the home of ¢one· ed and descnbed as follows: purpoaes, the tract of land orlgm· vieve quthrie. The 14 members PARCEL 1: The following real ally acquired for such pvrposes, prese~t and th;Ir guests number· estate situated in the Township ol ~aid tract, to be vacated, ljeinz lng 26 In all ·tnjoyed a turkey I Cheoter, County ol Meigs and Identified 88 Parcel No. 28-8, and dinner. at 7:30 p. m. State ol Ohto and bounded and being situated 10 section o, Town A shoit ~usine!\s meeting !ol· described as follows: Beginning at 4 North Range 12 west Orange lowed, thenl", the Chrislm" storv Now taking appt<:auons lor Sen· the Sooth west corner of Fraction Tpwnship, Meigs cou~ty, Ohio, and · the singing of carols. Each tlnel Newspaper Routes lo thirty-six (36) m Town three (31, and being a strip of lan<l 20 feet one received a gift, .the gill ; Middleport. Call 39U, Porno ,Range twelve (121; thence North In width snme belnjl 10 feel m having been placed u~der a light12-13·1' sixty 110) rods on the west line ol width on' each !ide 61 the follow· ed Christmas tree. · satd F'raction to a stake; thence inl! described center line: Names were ,drawn for MysEasl ohe -~~ndre<l. and forty-four Beginning at a point 61 feet left tory Sistert,Jot , the coming yeal'. (144) rod~ \ o a slllke;_the.n,ce .South ol Sta!ion 743 plus ~3. In the con~ The hom1 ' lV"' . beautifully de· sixty (60) rods to a st.tlie In the er line of 8urvey of Stale Route eorated In kocplng with ths holi•luud CltiD IJ141Cil;an D2 Wlllys Soulh line of sH!d Fructlon, thence No.7, made by the Department ol day, palnJ.. and - tires. ,. o\11 Makl!l aad Model> West one hundred and forty-lour llighways in 111110; thence l'luth 89 The next meeting will be hei!l nell" 1lat\i!ry, Runa f4711.0·l (1441 rods along the South line of degrees 53 minute! wO.t, a dis· on Tuea. eve., Jnn. '21, at the A .. Phone ~n:M. 12·26.£lt•· said Fraction to. the place of be· . ol 73 feet; thence Iouth 71 home of ~We Parker. tiJTO SALJ!Il glnnlnt'• cont81~mg Flf\Y·lour ac- degrees, 43 min•tes west, a disThe' Chr tmas program held .a'. ----'Tt~j( UP TRUCKS re~ be the aamc more or leas. lance of 12~ iect anq !here term· the church here on Sat. eve .. ~Uti.,; !\ l.~tt.\' iC:t. \lb ~MWfl M I056--4iEVROLET 10 ton $9911.00 · Dec. 2h was well attended. T~e parrmg by t'actory 'l'rameu Also, ,the lollowJns real estate inate. Del~ Equipment, heater. Fraction 36, Chester Township, 11 is therefore ordered that a program consisted o£ recitation• watcllmas•r COU.lN~ JEll EL l!IM-CHEvnOLE'l' ll ton .a&MO F.RS l ·mt<h)V I S ~f Melg1 County, Ohio, and beginning true and correct cop or this ~ntry by the smaller folk, a cnndle Deluxe Cab, Heater. 144 rods .East of Soulhwest corner be published once a week, for two t~g htins service, a play "Christ. 19Dt-GIIC II( tmr'S66!1.00 Your Only Alllhorlled of Fraction 36~ li~:A id corner abo con!lecutive weeks as required by mas Comes BUt once a Year" and S(jlke bed, Heater, Hpd. Fuller BRUSH MAl'< being the Southen;t corner of the Jaw, as notiee of 'my fmding and a pageant "Back to Bethleherr." 19Sl-FORD \l ton $486.00. J1111te1 Marrlnor II. G. Singer 5! acre pnrcel; thence determination. wlth a cast ol 30 characters and East 6 rods to thu &outhwost cor· 11 ia turt~er ordered that a true a choir. 736 1. Moln St, Pomoro, Ohio nor of land convoyed to J. C. Me· true and correct copy o£ this e ntr~ "l!ts' wero excha'l!lcd and a . Platform btd, 4 Spu. Phono No. llf - Allor ~ PM Kay by H: G. Sh1gcr uml w1Ie, by served, by registered, first-class I'•' t ';"''~ "'""n thn s s. l!K7-IJIITE~N.\TIONAL $145.00 IU.Hl deed rocorded In Deed 8ook 139, mall, upon each owner. or owners, Mr. and J,lrs. Clarence Hendcr· ~ .19n.J!ox bed, 4 Spd. fiRMITMI UTI~MtNATID pnle 102; thence North to the pub- of property abutting on the s~rm <Ob oliu daughter Lind~ spent POM!IIIQY MOIOR CO. Sun. with 'Mr. and Mrs. 'aymoncl p-rey - Pllona 491 ..- Ohio vur lroe :n>~ect:•q pb•ne 383-ll, llc .oad; lheneo Northwesterly sewer tract to be vacated. · 12 27 Btc Gilmore Sbpply ~tolle, Poworoy. loliowlng aald road to the 1!. G. It is f~rther ordercu thai all ~ -Hiaro•er of Carroll, o. A4 wort i1Uar•nteed Fullt ID· Singer lane; thence South about owners of land, abuttrng o~ the Helen Woode learned or CJ; • f"()! So<. it of her aunt, Ellcr. 1ured. Vau&han's lnd\latrial u<l 10 rods to the North line of H. G. tract to be vacated, take due no, ...;__,___~,.,.. Re~l•••ttal Termite ~ontrol Ser Sln&er ~5 acre parcel; thence East lice of the contents hereof, and ln ·california b st weeJ(. dAY lnd ~CC'tlll'i: Stanley Glbba, vtco. Sl Mary1, w. Vo 1 zt1 II to the Northeast corner of said that they shall llle their clll,ma Funeral an>l bvrlal at Athens, 0. lA»tJ BoUodl, Route 2. OIS acre ~arcel; thence South 60 for compensation and damages, or lo.st Fri. at 1 p. m. The Roush's 11 21 6tfp WI 8 UY roda to place or beginning, EX· eithor of them, Brl&ing by reaaon formerly lived at Allred. CEPTING such part thereof con· of such vacaUon. Such ciaJms aball Several ftom here attended the tOR SAQ: •l'IIUCTUIIAL 1 IUMI vey~d by H. G. Singer and wile be filed In duplicate on or before Chrlltmas pro~am of the Olive· Nice Saddl,. Herb Williams, CltoV IRON- MlT~I to William ,and Goldie Krackom· 12 o'clock noon, Eastern Standard Orange scllool on Thurs. eve. Shade, Otilo. 12-24-0t~ berger ,by deed recorded ln Deed Trme, on the 17th day o£ !"cbi:uary, Mr_J. Carrie Swartz reccntb at· roa s.\lolllr' one LtlloatiHdHp ru. Book JOB, page 327 ol Melp Coun· \958, with J. c. Kondlc, Dlvjllon tended the wedding ol her gran~ .., p llh JUNK, ty Deed Recorda, leaving about 1\1 Engineer; Department o! HIRh· Juno .O'Bricn ond spent 11 't;d AIIOP':,': "' ........, acreo, more or le ... Being part of waya, State Route No. 77 , at Dl• the weekend with the O'Brien pliltlll~ ~~~~. 1.,. 1 IV<; 011, ;:::;;;;~~~~~i=: l the real estate conveyed by Deed vis Avenue, Marietta, Ohio, and family, rotu~Qlng to her home 011 arcblltc!l.'a clrawla& toble, pot BNoGokthl2~ pa ~e 28~ ~d ~XC~PT,j failure to file any ci81m shdall bd.~ a . evo, ·,. lad loOla 'OnellPtWrltar delk BLOCIB a so o ,..r ay y ee waiver thereof, as provide un er ~nd ~rs: }ames Crockarell 1 ooe Jl!III&.Cibl'le~ bandllll!e. ~ Book 139, Pll\16 102, and Krackom· section mi.07, of tho Rev~d' daughter 'lif j\lcilandrla, y,, 1114o~~e••~•ublo .,, •ne wood ...,,. Jet1w Pw L..,. be>ger .by Deed Book !1!8, Page Code of Ohio. ' spepdlng thdr Christmas va· 11 ~"' • • d •-··• ' WITNESS· my hand and ofllcla! hr lth h .. Iaiiie, ~ 1011u 01• 11 e...ru, GIUISBI ILOCI 00 327.PAJICfL 11: 1'he following de· .t.1 this 17th day or Dcrcmllet ee w er .aren1'· - . """'" Mwtna -htne, ierlbed real estate, situated In 19ftT and Mro. Delbert Gaul. lliUQUt.' ~,. l'Gmaroy 81W. I Mil• Nlltll llf ' Cheater Township In the County · George J Thormyer 1 , 10 I ill~ Goo If, II. Cell Will..,_ . of Me~l and State of Ohio, to-wit: Firs! Assistant Director of ~UJ limper' llld Clarilltll .... ,......,. Be&in~lnf. on the East line of Highways Acting " DtreeMel !lefort.l a. Phlll~ ~ IIIT'I land at l~o Iouth· 10,r ol Hl&hw~ys. • · 01' p, 111, 10 1Uifa weal corner . of Henry Bell farm State jloule No. 7 .I tiAiiiO.."TEizvtsiOITEavu:i!:. in Fmtlo~ 36, Town ,,, Sections Section l8.IO.A 'I!IJU KIIA!hen PbOIMI, 2DO. Olelud j\ppJianco 1& lnd 21; thence llaot 110 rods Melgo county, Ohio dollfl'!lf, for your homa. Frq SIGN. 111 VI. llolo St.. Pomeroy alpn1 S.1nue1 Slnaer'o North line JOURNAL ENTRY ..u.illtill. PortJDR • Ab..tL J 23 II td 1 atone; thence ln a Northwost· 1 hereby certify that the lore. PbOII .-..Y. 8 t II crly du-,cllon 68 rodo to 1 aton•; going 11 a true and correct copy hod ·~ H•Y· By tho bale OJ ( 20 81 I thence We~ 20 rode lo a slono; of an entry in the Right of I Wai' lrlller jped. H. A. Cole, Tup - thonco South 68 rods along Philip Section elf tho Journ~l or the' Dl·· pel. P11lJ14. Phon, .uao. . Colii'UlTI bi~ Pit~·~• Pfm'II,.E"t line to lbe plaee of boo rector of Hlshways, made on ~:· 12-WliP, ·' uti, Auttt.I'IN, Polio. c:aD DiJII lip.nlnt, toblllnlnl fourteen ac- ~ombclr 17, 19ft7, ,In Vol ume ""' l ted'To t.t ..; ...IIIUa, llldclle~urt. Qblt. ,· re1, be 1pme more or leas, Paae ·1356. ·· (I , ) , io• WOn PUr SAVING EXCEPTING all the Eather E. 'Dcarrin~ , 1.\tiexalit\ii,it; ~.y. doal the above descrlbRecorder '· I ' cd with the (IZ) 27 ,,(I) \ Zlc Fran~ Coats, • ul ~d T ~Q~~ BOOy. .J~nlor White Ill I ~TTER OF ' , Si~~~MiN'f OF ACCOUNTS 11.:.~~~ E. ·" 1~ ttit'~~lt Court Molts .CO!lrity, Qlllo 'AO<ountl and vou~hera ql , and I ( \ • ., I • ~;r~ ' V/.1 ' ~ ' L·17 ' •, '• �I' •• I ~I' I ,, .. ' The Daily. Sentin~el~ DisabledWorkersFailingToApply 1 For Social Security May Lose Out' I 'I ,I iLL rru - I • ~n.~ ~ I I •59i' ~I •~~·I • .. IMCLl/DIS. I '1 ~ \i Qu,lafiJe ' ·~ OaiJ .... •"'1114 f211.1111 per moldll lAKER • / FUtNITURE Oli 'l1ie 8~~· ra ¥ldcllw • 01sabled workers who were eh glble m July 11157 for BOCial se curtty dtssbillty nU~urancP. bene fits and who lui til apply before lbe end of December wJillose up to $651 John R C~aUleld, Port< mouth Dtstnct Manager for Soctal Secunty, said today Mr Chathe ld pomted out that under the law thgtblc perso113 who make applications lor dJS ebthty uuurance beneftts before lbe end of December cuo oe pa1d benertts back tts far as Jul), wlum such benefits ftrst became available, assummg they md eiJgJbt llty requirements that far back For those who file after D' camber, no baek benefits can b(l; patd The law provides that 111 SLtch cases payments can hegm no earlter than the month 11, whJCh the appiJcallon " filed D1sabJhty payments range from $30 to $108 50 a month, de pending on the worker'' average monthly earnmgs under soctal security Mr Chatlleld reports that several hundred people ha\c qua!J!Jed lor these benefit& m the siX county area .served by thr Portsmouth office, runce firs• bene!1ts became pAyable last July So<Jal secur~ty disability In surance benefits are pllyable !1 persons between 50 ond 8& years of age who have worked upder social security m the past b"t are now so severely disabled (either mentally or phyoleoll) I that they cannot ~o any aub..,tan • ttal gam(ul work To quahfy lor these bonefJts, a disabled worker must have soctal security credtt for at least 5 out of the 10 yearo blfore be became diBabtcd, mcludlng at least a year anrl a hal( out vf the 3 years JUSt before his dtsabthty began Apphdfittons for t}\c bcnefu~ can be made at the local socJal securtty office, 930 Fourth Street '" Portsmouth If a disabled peJ son Is unable to go to the o(!tC'! he may wr1te or telephone for m formatiOn or someone else may call for h1m - ----- '' t ~Auelion Le~ Falls Plant Is To'COlumbus Man F I ' ' . DeNted l'o TIM! VOL IX NO. Zlll Baumgardner's Are Hosts For Christmas Party A Christmas party was held o• CbrJBtmaa ntgbt at the home of Alma, George and Manning Baum gardner alter the program at lbe Mt Moriah Bapt!~ Church Mrs Irvm Blumlardner served refreshment& to the guest& who en· joyed games, daoelng and televisIon Tho~e present were Janice and Rosella Rlcharda, Emmaline, Ke1th and James Bowleo, Robby Green S T Johnson, jlunt Russell, June McCabe, Dorothy Combs, !llrry Harns. PO~eroy·Mlddleport, Oblo, Saturday, De<ember 28, 1957 • ·-~---.,----- ,.,...,..,'i..·Jle.,,.!f~: - Aro --IIN = GLI -.--C_OPY _ -11 _ --~~----r=~---------- -~----~--~~-· n In Deep ~ Oath Of .Offite Pomeroy Offitials In eeremonlos e~tnducled at Ctty Hall Friday nflht before a crowd of city employee~ and olber suellt& 'Pmnernv's neW ' Vtllage officers were "fom Into office Rollrlng ll.lyor E. F RobirtJOn admmlllered tile oath of o!IJCe to lbe qew.mayor, Chll"lta Legar, aod to newly eleded clerk Edna Sehoenleb and treuurer Elma Y:IAREND ClEARANCE •SALE Extra good for model. 1t53 ChtvJtllt 110 4dr. Sedan ·· · · $695 An extra good buy. $1,295 1955 Ford VI Customllne 2 dr. Sedan. Fordomatlc one careful owner. New Bu1ck trade4n. $1,595 1955 Buick VI Special 2 dr. Sedan Dynaflow drive R&H One careful owner. -, New Buick trade·ln. $1,495 1955 Chevrolet V8 Bel Air 4 dr. Sedan Power glide. Showroom clean Fully ~quip· pe~. 1955 Ftnl·VI fal~ane ········· ·· $1,495 Victoria Coupe. A b~autjful automobile. Hard Top Style. AU vynaiJeather sea~. R& H 1,56 Buick VI S.,er ·· ······ $2,295 '"' •·•·1·- 1 OUR -J~~:~~~~P~oli:~ng,thurcla pa,stor Iii of $1.00 SALE AI Advertised In The Dally Sentinel OLDER MODEL CARS THAT MUST BE SOLD! aions. Marlon F Graven of Wooster. premden! of tbe assoCiation, wil} prestde at lbe three-day event. ' PomeroyM~ COME WOK THEM OVER AND MAKE US leather seats. 1957 lulck.VI Special New Year Dance Willie Tonite · AH OFFER METRdPOLITAN AUTO SALES 4 dr. Catalina Coup'' The finest and best Pontiac 4 dr made. One careful local owner. Hydramatlc drive. AU COLUMBUS UP - The ninth conventton of lbe Ohio Assn of Elect1011 Offiolals will be bereJan 5·7 Secretary of State Ted W Brown aaJd lmportont electl011 aubJe<ts will be dlscpBSed along w1tb lb• handling of petitions, oourt deCI· We HAVE SEVERAL 1ta6 Dodge corotttt 4'dr. sedan .. $1,695 $2,195 Officials o '• ConveneJan.6 , I "They Gotto Go" 1956 Pontiac ¥8 St• Chief Po111eroy 'l.odge lll85 of the J:.o. yal 6rder of Moose wiU bold theJr annual New Years Dance tont&h: •I lhe Mooae ll4ll located oo #t,u}tJ4 ·MtJII,.r~ Middlepori Ohio .DlSH DRAINER ·· $2,795 4 dr. Sedan. Power Steering & brakes. Dynaflow- ful17 ' 1955 Olds "88'~ 2 dr. Hollllay Cpe. $1,795 Jt•a packed to the brim with vim. Tops In condition an~ ~ppearance. 19551ulck VI Super ·.... · · .... $1,795 1955 chrysler va 4 dr... ·.. .. ·.. $1,595 WIDdlor Sedan. A clean·blgb quallty one owner car at a low price. About 113 of present new price. '' You'lllhop a long lime before you will ftnd one as nice as this one. MANY MORE \ !' ' New Ohio Mayor Proposes Slash In Own Salary EAST LIVERPOOL. 0 UP Ma)Dr ( cl('c\ Fred P Lawrence startled everyone today by proposmg hu ~alary be sl3shed from ,2,400 a year to $1 RepubHc~n and c~ Miss every way 19531Ford VI 2 dr. Customllne Setlail $795 with ilanclitg to begm at 9 p m AU members of the lodge lnd theu guests are inVIted to attend I Wert 1954 Ford VI Ranch Wagtn · · ·· $1,495 by ori~r our loci! merchants New Buick trade·in. >!IIJ;tc for the affair wlll be fur· ahhe~ by the Rambler~ orcbeatra was1be &~alter •-\o~:-:~ eventn- and the WI to wor· "')Uoi.!~IJ!''·" G ahip and 1;lur !~on wereProfessor pven by '" ~~~r.t::. ~=~~ the Re" •Harmon, at Wlnebr!'nner SemmJit1', Findlay and brother lo-law of the candi· rem,ov~ date The Scnpture reading lor lbe servJ<e was read by the Rev W Luther Tracy, Rio Grande, ••nd.;;; oelireluiii lbe beocdJclloo was gtven by t1 ordauted mmister SpeCial music for the e•enitJg was presented' by tbc SenlO{ cbotr d1rected by Mrs. Clarence 1;..,"''"" Lae<y and Mrs Cecil P Bradbury, organist Alter the ordmatlon s.ervtce a reception was held m tbe cbureh ~.I rooms w1tb Mn Paul Sma'"t aod Mrs Htlton Hood presullog a: the Sliver eoffee and rea sell'k<s Mr1 David Darst Jr was 10 charge of decorations for tile reeeptio 1 and the dmmg...oom comnuttee lodllded Mrs Cbarlea Bennett Mrs. WJUi& Anthony, Mrs A R Pullen, Mrs John Kaufl, Mrs Fr~nces Bearhs and Mn Cecil Bndbury. Tb~ Rev and MrL John A. Hoyt wtU move to DetrOJ~ llllehlgan, 1n January where he will serve as pastor of tbe Allen Park Bapttsl Chur<h He will complete his work at the Cotgate-Roehcs'.er Seman ary earlY 1n ~tantwy. lb~ Lawrf!ncc .a .. , · 2 dr. l\lvtera Coupe. Power Steering & BrakeB. Owned - E"t !.!aln~l .,,_,,k ~t~~:t~ Gwner of an clcctnc companr, hmged hJS o!ler on eouncJI ap provo! of a $2.400 pay raiSe for a sarety serVICe dtreclor, Yet to b~ appointed Five of seven councHmon wd COLU¥!1US tJP they will approve the request at a R. )JJrdy, ~=~~~~== spoeJal meettng today j today was 11 the to 2 dr. Riviera Cpt. Tr,de.tn on new Buick from one of Oll.f belt customer1. Power Sleering & brakes. One careflit local owner. , l95f Iuick Vf Super · .... · .... .... $1,395 ... \ ' I; ~~· eq~pped. ~eptlonalln 1 1.1 4 dr. Sedan. Power Steering 4: brakes, Dynaflow, Radio, Heater One careful owner. ~ ~epl wjng be~ljty.l'{ew Pol)tlac trade·ln. I Clarenio1nt' E Hott past mx tor of lbe Middleport welcomed his son, the Re•~ Jobn Arthur Hoyt, uito lbe mlnbjry of the Baptist eburch anll gave ,lbe Ordlnatloo proyer at the Ordlll1tion servt<ea held' Friday evening h1re Re"' Ger ald R Brown, VJD· w ~~~t b~;••.;:reeommen~atiDn oi th Counetl and Dr se.,reury of Bnlllat.Coo1vention. Gran· d•<'~iiie ftiarge to the Cat I CHQICE OF 80 BETTER BUYS , 1953 Chevrole~ ~ ton Panel .. .. $495 John Arthur Hoyt Is Ordained Into Baptist Miniilty I . . . ' li ,,, \ So thcrc u no muchmc ltko the one shown above; Who needs it 1 Cancelled checks are automatic 11 ;!If. Je(eipls When paid, they are so ID!If~ • • . , returwd by the bank to tile JICI'PD whq drew !hem.' ro HAVE IIDSITIVE m.of OF P•T: PAY WITH CHECKS DRAW\! IN ou• IANI\l WE'LL WUGOMl YOU~-~NQ ~NT,' rMember � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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