http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/87be54cf96f557e47a6dc9ff7d3a57f0.pdf 43c4d1b9245856d289c29ca9cf968060 PDF Text Text • \ Page Six '. hoUd&J period here with tbelr PJ,reDtl, J4r. and Mrs. Cb&rley DORCAS Mr. and Mn. Wesle)l' ctrde at· tended Ule buffet dinner liven by EvaDJ Grocery Cbala to t.be1r emplo)'eet anCI their familie. Jn tbeir Qewe&t 5tON!: In Hunlitt&· 101>, f Porneroy.Middl~, fhe Daily Sentinel, SUnday. Mr. M. L. Landrum of Farmv1Ue, Va., spent several day• receo.t.l¥ wit.b Atth\11' Beeile and fomlly. Mr. and Mn. Russell Lee and 1001 returned to their home in West Chester after spending the Sbarl> and Jln. LilUan Lee. 11r. a ad Mn. Robert Crowford of ColumbUI and daQ&hter were her for a vilit with Mrs. Belle! TheW. and Olbe r ·n laUvu. M.r. and Mn1. E. E. Wendorf tnd aona returned to thelr home in Washington, D. C. after two wueb' visit here with Mrs. WeD· dorf'a parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hilt· old Beeele. Elmer Nelson Wll the boliflay iUtst of his brother Cblrles. REEDSVILLE -- - were suest.s of his brother Cecil and wife, Columbu 1, ChriJtmu. - Saturday, Janua..._ 7, 1956 SYRACUSE J,tr~ Frod J1111101 and !&mlly, ol Melp General HOOJI!~:.. , . _ Stockport, 0., were 1u.Ddly 5bt hal btea ._._ , """'!""""-• returned Itue•ta ot Mn. Homer Sbowen. Elal.ne, aDd w~b.ed I I~ 11. 01. lllr. and Mrs. Trny Zwllllna lutAeiJ. No~an and Hendri:t hat Mrs. llle Cowie hu returned to h1a home after viliting his Mn. Ruby St.arllna: and. Mn. home af\er visttl01 Mr. and Mn. aun~. Mrs. Ruby Starllni of New Ella:ene Starllll,8 bf New Lellna· Carl Gorcioa of GalUpolli. Sbe Lexinaton Ob:.lo. ton, o ., 1pe.nt Jilonday Wlt.h Mr. wu acoompanted home by Mr. ' and Mrs.. Troy ZwllliDj and RUJand Mrs. John R. Gordon and Funeral services for F. Homer sell Mrs . Carl Gordon. Showers, who passed 11 way Satur. Mr. and Mrs. }lolly Friend day afternoon at the Hoh~er Hos- 1 Mr. and Mra. Virill Colitns of spent Satu.r4Q afternoon with pita) were held at the Ewing Nelsonville, spent New Yr:ar'• her mother. ltfn;. Sam Frank of F'u..neraJ. Home Tuesday with bur- Day with Mr. and Mrs. Wlll.l&m Nelsonvilh-.'" ial at the ·Beeeh Grove Cemetery. Eichinger -and family . Mr. and Mrs. Harold Merekl(( The Rev. Ba~erter of neath Mr. and Mr.s. Carrul,1 Neigler children, Maxine and Jiarold, Jr., ){etbodist Chureb of Middleport, are announcing the birtb of a B'f MISS LUCY KISBLE .Mr. &nd Mra. Marvin St. Clair Mr. Utd Mra. Orville- Kerie,y are an noudcin( the enpa:ement were Christmas auuta:os Mr. ed ol their two· dau.&b.ltrs, Janice [(b Mra . Joe Bolen, RuUand. They St. Clair to- William Everett Petty of Reed.vllle and Eunlce Catoltne attended a .song!est at Harrison- St. Clai r to Reuben Frouke of vHJe New Year's Day. Omaha, Neb. No derlnite datt -b.u Harold Ward spent tbe holiday been set for tbf: weddin:aa. r Clyde Plcll:eJUI spent several at the home oi hia brother Wilbur at Cbeihire. day11 recently at Waldo, 0 ., visil· ing h..i1 daughter, Mrs. Josephine Gu ests of M.r. &nd Mrs. Orville Hull. Mr. and Mr.!i . William Grimm Kersey Friday were Agatha Grady and daughters of Chie&80, spent and Mr. and Mrs.. Earnest Crais several daya bere with Mr. and of Red House . lin. Harry Wolfe and Mr. ·M r. and Mrs. Clare nce Hoffman Grimm's plll"ent.8, Mr. and lira. Erneat Grimm at Letart. Mr. and Mrs. James Thompaon and daughter, Columbul, were here for several days' atay witb their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Grover Sal.aer and family. Thil111an can gin yau dependable deliYery of LANGSVILLE Ohio _, I I Mr. and Mn. WiUI.am Tbuener Mary Hendrix spent the weekMn. Lee Wallace. Mrs. Cbloe Milia 1pent Christ· spent tbe weekend In ctnclnpaU end witft Misa Renota Baxter of ma~J at 1\tlddleport at the borne of .her niece, M.r1. Addie Bitters. Mr. a-d 011 J . T. Ledlie had u " v. ....lid u ......-. ..... 1. .... re....• Sanl eo ond cb1·1· Chriitma.s illesta Mr. and Mri. :iren or L •lllpoUa were e:uesll of W. B. Ledlie and family, Toledo, neor paren... •· Mr . ond Mrs . J · S THI Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bartrum of .\'larkl reeenta,. . CHRISTIAN Mra. Irene Borlns and daughter Cbeshire and Mr. and Mrs. Pau. SCIIHCI Mr. awl ~- Worthy Miller o1 Barnes, Pomeroy, Xr. and Mrs .tave moved to Newton Falla. MONITOR Pt. Pleasant, W. Va., were over· Floyd Lonestreth and famUy . Mr. and Mr1 . Wil1lam Cona:rove Digbt guest.l of Mr. and l:ln. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Maroon 01 Jftd H. E. Kibble and daughter We1ley Circle and Arthur 8eqle Columbus were Sunday &uests 01 ;pf nt Friday In Sandyville. 1h Lambert Stewart an ned a:en· Mr. and Mrs. Cbarlea Beetle, her parentl, Mr. and M.r.s. A P · leman suffel'ed a stroke reuently HouM'Wives, businessmen, and Mr. and Mn:. Corbit Cleek Barr. •nd was takeo to 1 Parkersburg IIICICh.&, ond INdents all ~ spent New Year's eve with ArRay XUler, Partersbura. apen H%pital. ~ the 1110rlcl .-.od ond enjo,o thl& tbur Beeale and famUy. Sullday at the bome of biA brotbe Mr. and Mrs. Riehard Huh ·are lnfttnQflonol ~r. pub. and 1laters Donley, Etbel anl .nnounc\ng the btrth· of a 100 Mr. and Mra. CharJea Beecle Daiay Miller. .i:onday mornina: at St. JO&,pb HINd dally Mt Bolron. World· entertained with a dinner on lo.!!pital in Parker.sbura. Grand fomOul lor (;Onthudl.... newt New Year'J Day for Mr. and .MJ"1 . Cora Morris and son spen on of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Wallaee llOriel ond ptnetrotlng .clitotlols. Mr1. Jake Gaul, 1on and daugh. tbe holiday with Mr. and Mrs. Car. ter, Mr. and Mra. CJLfford Bee· Morris, Rutland. They spent Ne 1 j\rtss Mary Jue Mills qf . Li.tUe Spectal feotum far tht whole IIJie and family, Mr. and Mn. Year'A day with Mr. and Mr. .iockinll rmd Lee Wallace Jr .. were family, Jamea carpenter, 1on and dau- Marion Morris, Dexter. .1arrled saturday evening in the ghter and Mr. and Mra. Edward h >elpre Chureh of Christ. Rev. But· Mr. and Mn. Omey France al The Owlltlan Sclenu Monitor Beeaie and fami IY of Z ueavill e, erfield officiated .. Or. N_,- It,. loatwl n . MG-. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Beegle and 11 guests -over the weekend M. Miss M.a..v Ann Petty wbo is ·~ and Mrs. J . B. Utterback , Scrao Le s.rtd v- -WIIUPif lot thl t lml twtna of tart. mployed in Columbus spent sev. chKt.d. lftciOMd find '"' d'lkk 9f Mr. and Mn. Marton Boroughl ton, Ky. ral days recently here with her Mr. and Mrs. Wallace of Tamp01 ~te r, Mra. Nina .Boston. 1 ~ $1115 a 6 month$ $8 0 of Grafton, W. Va., and Mary Fla., are assisting in the care o ,.lr. lind Mrl . H. G. Vineyard and s rnonthl $4 0 hildren of Dayton wer e vi.o;itors VIrginia Eaeterday 1pent Sunday their par enl.s, Mr. and Mn. One. evenlni with Mr. and Mrs. Guy France. f L. B. Sisson and family and Beegle and family. :rs. Florence Vineyard. Mr. and Mrs. Robert McKelvey Mrs. Con1 Morris, Sylvia Ledlil Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kibble of and famUy of Belpre, viBited daugh ter, Bernice, called on Mr .elpre spent Sunday here wilh with Mr . and Mrs. Jame11 Carpen- Lola Ward at Elmwood Rest Hom neir son·ln·law and daughter, tel' and family and Otller rela- at Coolville recently. 1r. and Mrs. Maurice Reed. City Zono Uvea. Bernice Ledlle spent New Year Paol Scott, US Navy re turned to I ~r. d a~d Mrs: h H~ll ofd Le~rt, wilb her b•·otber-in·law and sisteJ lis base at Biloxi, Miss .. Thur~K, ~!~ eBell~re Wlt lr. an rsJ Mr. and Mrs . Jack Dartrum, Chl. tnd wa.s accompanied by hi&~ : -;;;;;...;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;_,;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;.;~;;;;,;;-;.;-;;o;;,;;.;-;;-..11 shire. .m d son. ,Cecil BoHh ca11ed on h is hro Dorman Reed was a \"bilor at ther Albert Wednesday at lht ."'llewton fal ls, Monday. Vet~rans HGspital, Huntington. Mr. and Mrs Dick Spenc~r and Mr . and Mrs. W. E. Crouse! brother Junior Spencer and !amwere bosta on Chr111tmas day It Uy of Columbus and Mrs. Boyles PURE 01 their children and hmi11es of Alfr~>d were Monday ~<:uesls or MUD AND SNOW West VirglnJ~~o . Mr. and Mrs. Guy Srence r. Gu c,ts of Mr . and Mrs. Gu~ M.rs. Evelyn Spencer and ~hs . Swadley Chr istmas were Mr. an d C hri~tm e Boston visit ed rl!centty Mrs. Belt, Parkersbur..: and Mr at Alfred in the Hendenon home . REGULAR $29.35 Mrs. lr£' ne Hall and son, Cra it,, and Mrs. Clayton Hensler. Athens 6:70xU Ce£'11 Bolin was a cal ler lit llf Athens were VIsitors her e M.on· • Mar ietta Thursday. d ay . . Mr. and Mrs. CaroI P1erce ha d as Mr s. Myrllc Midki ff and hnuly Chr istmas guests Mr. an d Mrs. Ro of Alfred spent Thursday here PJ.US TAX bert Pierce and son, their son-I n· with ber sister , Mrs. Lona Chcva. - -····-·--·law and daughter of Columbus, ilcr and family . Regular $10.00 ulso Carol Ptcrce Jr , and fam t!y -------,::--: with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Elvin Bu~her of M1ddleport. caUed on Mr. and Mn1. Holly Friend, Monday. Miss CA.rob'n Collins of Nellon· ville, WQ an overnftht auest of her coua.iaa, Nancy and lJnda Eichin1er. Mr. and were Mr>. Mr. Minn., Pomeroy. I e 1 Vol, VII No. 224 _ --· .. ,ARAN.CE··SALE Reg. $ZZ.95 PLASTIC Seat Covers - $17.00 • • -----·~-- For Older ~lodel WasUUO Cars Plastic Covers -only$10. - A:C-OILFILTERS 11•:u :o SPARK PLUGS AN II AUTO·LITE IGNITION PARTS WILLIAMSON OIL CO. DISTRIBUTOR Phone 180-J uu___ _ _ Q....., Na. a.en.DWIIIIIN.. t REPORT OF CONDITION 01 The Citizens National, Bank C!lan :..m~s~.:; t.. mH• 01' MIDDLEPOKT o' b.uli""' on Dteot In the Stete of Ohio, et the UaJaed "reepqnae &o etll tJJ comptroller • • "'Ill U , 8. Re'VIaed Bia&u.... • • A88BT8 - CUb balance• wJ.th otlhM banka, lncludin• reall'ft btland OUh ittlliU!I 1n Pf.'CICMI of Oolteotion ~ ..... . United &tate• Government obllpUOM, direct and lnoe 1109.939.18 .. . . . .. ..... " ..•• " ..... ).422.000.00 401.812.M o1 Stat.M and ,polltloal trubdlvlslonl .•••. ...... OoJ1l<lrate .t.oeh Uneludtnr suoo.oo etook: . , "' 1¥erol - · llanlt) • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . 8.7110.00 Loana and dllaounts llneludllllll lf\2.13 overdrafts~ · .·. 1-~·~-tl Bank Pl"em.i..e~ owned $7.&00. furn!Lur e 't·tiOJ 00 - ,.._ ... oo .. • . . .. •• • . . . . . .............. a.eM $1 'I'O'l'AJ.o Ae$ET8 . • . , ... • .. • , , . , • • ' . , ' ' , . UAJIILftlU Demand depoaltl: of Individual•. partnership,~, 1,484.193.D2 QOC'PC)IIa~ona • •• • •• • • • •• • •• • • • • • • • ' ' • ' • ' n.meand depo1IU. of 1ndh1duala. ;e.ttnenhtps, aad IJU6l'lllteed obl~ptlona ilA Depolt~UU':ted Stat.l ~·~~Qt il~·ci~dlfti · ·' ·''''. !.!161.294.110 poata1 ,.vlnlal • • • • . . . . . . . . . ...• .••.•. ' . ~ DepoRt. al. StatN and poUtloal!NbcltvWJona .. ....••.•. · 83.808.32 2Q8,818.118 1U43.lll .,...... .................. . a~-.. OlltW depoltl <Oer"Ufted III'CI Dlllhlen Cll.aob, eto.) • •. • • • • TOTAL Dl!lPOS!TS . . . . . . . . . sum,8011.6'1 • 302.M8.6'1 TOI'AL OAPITAL ACOOUNT8 .. · · .... · • · · .... ' .. .. ~ CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Qopllol-· OoiJunoft tt.oer:. totAl JIU' lut"Piua • • · · • • .. • " · · · • • " .. · ~wofttl · ·· ··· ·· ··· ········· 'I'O'I'AL Ll~llll , . • . . · · · · · · · · · · · · · • · · • • • · • · = ., •"'!'" •~ 116.100.84 3BJ,100.94 ......• 'S'OTAL LIAllJLITIES ANQ OAP1TAL AOOOUNTS ftiBMORANOA ~J~~ 101'1 .000.00 218.000.00 ~ ~-~~~~.~~~~-~ I •• 3.884.1!39.81 1011,.0.eo 9 Smart, VI"' :Pr4l & C...h~r o.f the ·~ allurhttl ~ du .Wear thllt the iibOIW ltltemenl is true lO tbe be.t .,., tb.Y ODd beiW. PA~ 8. BNART. VI.. r.-11- aod ClfbiO< BY MRS. RUSSELL PAINTER Jen nie Roush s penl Wed· n••sday w1th Mrs. Gerald Vwlct ol ) Tup p er~ Plain:;. · Rercnt cu ll ers of Mr. und Mr . W1ll ll d lman were Mr. <llld Ml ~. Ern(•st Hilrrilion, Pomeroy, Donald Harri son and Mrs. AlbNt Heil man 1of Wolf Pen, Mr. and }tr :~. Clar· rnee Heaton , 1:omeroy and ~lr. ttpd Mrs. John Sm11h, Kern Run. Mr. and Mr11. Floyd Spcncr ~pe n t Mon day with Mrs. Jennie Roush. ·Mr. and Mrs. Will Heilmon call· ed on :Mr. and Mn. Russell Pain· ter Tuesday afternoon . ly IlTTY CARLETON Madoliue Hysell, Ralph Painle'r, Mr. and Mrs. Jobn Rasp and • Mr. and Mn. Harry Brown and family of Fostoria, 0 ., andd MrMr. children spent Monday with Mr . 1' and Mrs. Howard Rauch of Neand Mr!ll. Garrett. Circle an ~adie Morr\ro;on of ~ctne, visited wark. Mrs. Russell P.&t.P.t er NltUrD· Mr. and Mra. S. G. Ctr~le , Sunday ed home w1th them &rer spending Miss Linda Circle vtslted Phyl· a week at the Raueb home. lis Johnson of Cheshire several Roeent callers of Mr. and Xra. day8. Virgil Rou1h were Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mn~ . Homer Circle and Donald MatJaek and daughter uf two children, Carl and Dixie. Belpre, Mr. and Mrs. Larry Rr.tu.sh spent New Year'e Day with Mn. of Jackson. Floyd Wltson of Chandltersvllle. Shirley and BiiHe Heilman were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Perry holiday guest.l of their grandparand son of Middleport 11nd Mr. ents, Mr. and ·Mrs. Will Heilman. and Mr1. Homer Circle aod flm· Recent caller.!! of Mr. and lfn. , lly spnt W£dneiday evening: wtth J, I•. Wlckham wen Barl~ Ca,Jaer, Mra. Mary Circle and aon, Mel· Glenna Ma_ytes, Jimmy' Smith: ~ ,of vln. Hemlo~k Grove, Mr. and ~- · Billy C,rltton accompanied Buel Ridenour and . son, FtJAk , Richard Youns and his brother, Gaul, Mr. and Mrs. Joltp ~W~l\lm , Billy, on a sltbt aeeJna trip of Chester, Mr. and M~. WiU through Vlr1inla Wednesday and Heilman, Shlrley and· Bilbe. ;. , Thursday. Mn. J L. Wlekb.alll called on car\ Walton of SpUler Vllllted Betty Eastman :recently, ~ ~: · bit aunt •nd uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Virilil Roush and Mrs, 3. Tommy Holter and famHy re· L. Wickham attended the D. of A. centJy. Lodge al Chwter Tuesday nlaht, Mn. Dou&las Circle and fam· Uy and Florence Circle vlslt.ed Mr. and Mu. Buren Duncan •nd family of CUfton, W. Va., MonIY IRMA L IHLI day. Mr. and Mr1. John 1bie and Mr1. Ernest Johnson and fam· children wcro ChristmaA guests ily of Cheshire visited Dou1lu of her parentl, Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Ctrde and famlly, 'l'ue•day. Reed of Beverly, 0. Mr. and Mr11. Orvy Gainer or About alxty.five relatives and Blflban were Sunday dinner frtenda aathered Friday mj;~ht a~ guests of Mr. and Mn. Dean the home of Mr. and Mr.s. ClarBrlnter. enee Gruetter lor a belling and Mr.· and M.r ~>. Alcn Shain or shower £or their son and dauah Pomeroy spent Sunday with Mr. teNn·law, Mr. and Mnr.. Roaer · 1nd Mrs. Lloyd Roush and M)D, Grueser. They rectt.lvcd many useWayne. tul and beautiful ttUu , Mr1. Letha Morrbt called on Mrs. Cbari& Holter• is qul\e the Archer lamJiy, Wednesd.y poorly at the prtl'l!tltr -wrhing abd afternoon . Mrs.· Rlna Croas .remllns al)Dut Mra. Mary Clrclr and son, Mel· thi! same . Mrlll. Francea-R.oberts and Pbilip ' vin were aupper ille&ls ol .Mr. and Mrs. George CirclfJ and of Rarlne, Mrs. Ellnll Louks 'and dauahtera ol Great Bend, Mon· 'Mary Jane an'd 1amu of Syract)fl, day evening. Mr. and M:n. Clatlti lhle and lfn. Mar1ant Ann Ca.rleton Jpent Irma lhle were recent guests of Tuearlay with IUta Kay and Jim· their sister and daughter. •Mrs my Circle, Mary Rall8Qm and family of La.n· Several from here called on caster. Mn . Blanche McKerllie and clauM.l.ss Emma Hamm is in tbe ahter, M.ary, at the home of J4r. Holler Hospital, very ill. and Mr1. Geor1e l)eema. TueadaJ Delmar Hamm is remodeliD& 1 WASHINGTON UP Pre&i· l modltiea from the JOVft1UDeDt'a dent E~.~enhower today submit- ' own hoard. · ted to Cona:reu a nine-point Mr. Ei&eahower did DOt put a ~ farm program featuring a oue dollar price tag on thia p~ billion "toil bank" plao deaigned ' &ram. But he llid tbe "real r:oR" to take 25 million acres of crop- to the taxpayen would be ..IUbland out of production durine ttaDtiallr lw than the IPPIJ'Qt the next three years. I!OIJl' 'of the certificate. givea. to 1'b~ Pretldent also urged Con- farmen. Iince the protram. ae-greu to place a "dollar limit" oo tuall:r wtll be "finaoeed with the ai2e of price •upport loans to eommoditia alreatt, owud alld individual fannen and farming paJd for by the ~ovemment." unita. 'l1le limit, he uid, should . 2 Tbe '"eontenation l'f;lel'Ve", be suffidently bigb to protect Under this program, fii'1Den family-size fl'l.fm& which operates would be aded to ..eont.rld: voJ. efficiently. untarily with the IOVC!I'IUDeat: to j flbift into fonp, tree. aDd water . . He further J)n)posed that gaao- ltorq:e" eroplaoda whieb are~ hoe used on fanns be exempt now in need of COilBen'aUOn from federal t.u: . He estimated meuures. that ba.Jf tbe guoline farmen "A;n.y Iarmer would he eli "blo buy U fo! tractors and , other to p8rticipat.e ' in thiJ farm eqwpment. reurdlea of the erop be pro. In a 7,000 word special mes- dueee or the area wbere hla farm sage ~ the Houae . and Sen.ate, 11 located," Mr. EUeohowe~ aid Mr. EJ&enhower sa1d that "no would bope that som~ 25 •mij. problem before the Congr~ de- , lion acres would be brought 1 int 0 mands mor~ urgent attention" • the eonservation reaerve," 1 than fbe phgbt of the nation's He left it up to Congreu to fa?,"ert. . . . work out the detaib of the pay. They !md ~e1r Pl'leftl and in- me.af.ll, but proposed tbat abouk c~m~s depl"flled amid the na. 850 million dollar. be jnvesteic) fi~ fl ereatest prOI'Jperity," be i.n tbe program duriJJi tbe cale.a. saJd. dar year 1956" abd a total of Hr~ said the government must about a billion doUara over tbe move ..Swiftly" to provide reme- next three yean~ ." dies, particularly for the key Other bighAghts or his ninoproblem of piled~up surpluses point program : Wi ich are hanging over (arm SvrpJu& Di'PONI markets aDd holding down Price.. Recomme.nded a change in the Two Dut.rent M.thocl& law to permit &ale of g!Wem. First item in his nine-point pro. ment-owned surplus Product~ on gann WBJi the soil bank plan t~ domeatie market at lower which eoruisted of two differenl pncea than are now posatblt!. ~ethod8 of cutting farm produc- ~nt law requires a mJnimu~ llon: pnce o~ 105 per cent or the sup.. .. , ~ port P.r1ee, _plus carrying chargf;;S.. l. An acreage rf.se~ pro- Mr. Eisenhower said tbe minJ,.... gram." M"r Eisenhower said this ' mum should be "reduced tO the. ~ram would be aimed at acbi· 1 support level plus canyiq char. evtng a "voluntary reductioo" of ges. as much as 20 per cent ln tbe He also asked for relaxation of acreage alre.dy allotted to far- e.xport laws which limit exporaa mers for such major surplus ~f . surplus farm procfucta ..ao crops as wheat and cottan. In re- fnendly nations oniJ"- a hint turn. for cutti~ their acreage Ia· that efforts may be mlde ·to eluding plowtng under spring sell to trade some farm surplaaea wheat already planted, farmers to Iron Curtain countries. Air. Eisenhower a.rlhouneed would receive certificates which would be ·•equal 1o a Pf!l'eentag-e that Secretary of AJricuJture Ez. of the value of the crop" tbey ra T. Benson Is appointing a would normally ba~·e harvested top..level "surplus dii:POial adfrom the Jand. mJoistrator.. to mpenriae the I Circuit Court Kills Charges Against Trio West Virginia stJ.·,e Pollee Mon· school discovered the robbery day were b:westigatJng the forci · early thi.s mornin& when he aniv· ble entry and robbery which oc- at the school. He said that he had curred at Wabam.a High School Jell the building at 7 p. m, Sunday Burley A. Board, Jr., of Hart. between the hours of 7 p. m. Sun- evening. ford, was found innocent of a cf4y Jnd tJU& morn-ine: when the A Coca·Cola machine was com- grand larceny charge on ThW'Iro.bbery was dtaeovered. pletely destrO}'ed by the . burglars day in Mason County Circuit Kbnetary l"O&IIe!ll were still unde- and an undetermined amount of Court and at the same time tertnlned but Wahama Hi-gb School 1 money removed. Milk money of charges against a second defen· pr~Clpal Clydet Foley said tha tJndert-ermined amount was 'abo dant in the same case were dim· dam~e caused by the burglars taken by the prowlers. miSsed. WOU\f!. be quite high. Ent ry wss also made Into the Board and Glenn Hudson of M;i:ion Francis, janitor o{ the school oUices and an J.ttcmpt the u. s. Army had been charg. made to open the safe by knock- ed witb stealing meat from the mg off the dial of the &trona box mea.thoul5e of James Crump at and then by takin·g off tbe hing.e.s Hartford in Aprtl of 19M. Afte~; m an attempt to _,a:ain ent ry to 1Board's acquittal on Thursday, school funds Prosecuting Attorney R. F . Mual According to State Police, entcy grave asked that the case against to the sehool building was made Hudson be dropped. by break ing out the glass in a front James Richard Hartley, also door of t.he hlgh sehoul building LOeal law eDIOrtement . officer.'; and then relealiing the locking me of_ Ha_rtford, had been indietett At an organiqtlclnal spent a bU5y weekend aa n,ine per· chanism by reaciling through the Wlth Board and H~dsu~ for the for the annuel March &. Ioney, cdrn,..ign dlndor for sons; one woman and eight men ; operture. theft by a ~rand JUry II_\ Septem· Cam.,.Jgn hell~~ In the · Countv looks on, Bob Oeu. •~ artested. Four had hearing! SaturdaY night thePrincipal da ma ge inflicted Foley said on todfly the •·cuke' tha: ley her, was lDMdismtssed .. 1h_e casebyaga1nst the court Hart- Hot•l boys hid at Columbus, thtl ''thr~l~l~·~~~~~~ two for th• occulon of orA .. Pomeroy couple, Mt-, and machme and the safe would nee.... after Defense Attorney C. J. Hy· time" when they we,.. for Souttt.rn Ohio llrl. Alfred Deck, were arrestt!:d sitale their replacement and in all er argued that sueh should be Sunday night -chara;ed wUb probability cost mr.tre than lh.! ac- done smce it had not been tried ~turbJng tbe peate whijj iptoxi· wal amoun! of cub stoltn by th.e durins three successive colll't L"!J-.. eated. Both are to face these burglar~ · terms. ...... · ~ '._ .... · · "~-"lf&UIIJie Cbll'gea,·· Tuesday night before Board and Hudson ;-had been Ptlrtubfoy's Mayor, E. F. Robin1on. William J , M.oeller, 25, Cheshire •• R.F.D., was fined $100, costs and bung jury. -~·'"("',·~ , sentenced to three days in jail by The MobJie X·ray urut had a pany; Monday, T.ri·LuStre Ml~4leport'a ·Mayor C, 0 . Fisher total of 205 for their first visit Cleaning Company · 're,.•lay, l oa the ~haFJe of driv)ng while in· ·t. in Pomer.oy SaturdAY.. They will Rutland. ' ·· Funer1.J arrangements were Joxieated, He was arrested Thur.s· day ·Dia:ht. Other weekend arrests be in The Middleport completed foe Luey Friend a:od .M.h;1Qleport coUJ1, action in· at t:.he Htgh Schoql an!i m the Friday, Janu&ry 46, ol E~t Lef;art., who died 'uddenly at Pittsburgh moNTON, 0 . UP-Authorities .. 0 1 a~tcrnoon at the Parkersburg Janusry 18, Sunday, eludu: George Willard, 21, Al ..tHWfi.. and Ree!Company • Mldd1eport whilt! visiting a brother. b.ny. 0., $100, costs, and three 'al.d today they •ad ,.ceived CIRYJ ·"fn. Jan,· drlving while intoxi•• ,., ..:.' The services· Wi.U be held Wed · word that Donald L. Hall, 18, WOrkers "Satdrdar ' "i.Dcluded iodation who art_ ·.~.~~ns:._:" nesd:ay at Apple Grove Cbureh cate<!; Ar!l!tb BarWn, u, Middie- MacArthur, W. Va., hu been ar· · tb,cse members Qf tbe ·· Otno E~ teer trpists fiX' tile beginning at 2 p.m. Burial will P«rit ·fD'· .•rld eO.sta, intoll:icatlon; rested in Huntington, w. Va., in · · ~i cfwpter "Of.'•&t:a · Sig!lla Phi eontact either Ca!ib __p:resii·l be made 'n Letart Cemetery un· II.Jrii'Wltlte; 73, Middleport, $0 and connection with the theft of two Peter B. Seel, incumbent ~faYor sorority : Sue Jol!e'-, Eva •·,·ley, d('nt of the PTA, at · of Athens today announced his n _. Jd t"li. Rod ncy Sauet, der the direction of the Ewing taata, .intoxication; Harry Lee, 31, lypewri.ters &l)d two adding ma· candidacy in the Tenth Congres· Ann Rupe, Joyce Kennedy~ Edna Funeral Home. $6 IDd,.COfl8 1 il):toxicatiOJ;~. , 6 117-Y. . chines from the nearby South sional Dist~icl for the United Miller, Jane LeVauehn, and Mrs. dent, at Surviving are her huBband, ThcS;e catificatrs would be surplus di&pQsal pro. · Qtb:e, ,Weekend arrests r~rted Point High School. St·' c Wallace Btatlfotd, · "exeC"llfive secFred and two children, David, 18 redeemed b)' the go,-ernment by :the M;ldilleport police w~re : """es ongrcos. retary of the Cot.nty T"ubereuloH· and Eddie, 14, both at borne. eitber in cash or in surplus comThe machines, valued at $1,000 Ralph BleSsing, 20, New Haven, Commu.dfty PI'OIP'ame last Wednesday night Sec!, born and reared in Athens is and Healtb Association, asTwo brothers, Henry and Charles were taken W. 'Vi., u.n safe vehicle, release(l on Chief of Detective.s Herman County attended secondary schools sisted the technicians: Jerry Corn: .Mr· Eilenhower oltered Layne, both of Pittsburgh ; a sis· fU b(md; WHUam L. Halley, 40, Frazier in Huntington said Hall there and also graduated from Knapp, Clflveland, and Frank Congreu two altenJatives for atter, Airs Friend of Pittsburgh CI)Jllmbu•, tntoxleation, released tacking the eon~ surplua. One was being held on a federal auto- Ohio University il\ 1936. He serv- E'ngber&, C0JumbUI. · The techni· and tteveral nieces and nephcwli. On $23 a~aranc:e bond. They arc mobile method, he said. W.utd be to theft charge and had ad- ed in World War It a& a pilot in cians are staying at the Martin l''rienda may eall at the East to stand trial Tuesday evening. Hotel in Pomeroy while they Letart residence alter 8 p.m. toTbe Sheriffs office reported mitted taking the high school the Air Force in the ETO. At the present Scel is serving' th¢ir · MeigH County 't" day and until time of the serthat Thomas Eynon, 46. SyraCW!e, equipment. · • The otber would be "to elimi~ his third term as Mayor of Athens. work. vlces Wednciday. wu .treated and committed to o_ __ aJIOimen~a tor <otn &nd the eount.y Jail, Saturday by DeHe is married, with thre~ children Tbe next week's schedule in· Mary Elizabeth Barnett, 75. £ ll2il •P~t price auppona for corn on ...... Sheriff Harold Duekworth, and a m-ember p( the Muons, Elka, dudes HarriaonvUle, Wedm~srtay; died Sunday at Holzer HOI!Ipltal.. Doyle Sargent, Hemlock Grove ~et.i.ouary bula tomparQ_lJ ·o~ tbe chara:e 'Of lntoxl~Uon . 'Methodist Church, Kiwanis. Apt· Afddle rt Th d Mrs. Barnett had been making HOLZER HOSPITAL was elected President at the Bed· With otber feed grains." Under I po Eiflctrie • urs Company, ay morning, Middleport Chief of Police Rus· erlcan Legion and Air Force Re· lmperial af. her home with her daughter. Mrs. Admlted Sunday: Ernest F. ford Local School District, at its ~.he latter alternative, he ~ seil Ba~ey reported that Olan Ty· serve. ternoon, High School; Friday , Clarence .McNeal, .Mill ~t. Hall, Pomeroy, RFD; Gordon Rid· reorganization meetiq held lut. ~ cora ~ucen Would be Ill· lei- alated to blm that the- person enour, Chester; Jamc11 E. Conde.l Monday night. llble for pnce supports at a JiYet Tw h. J Tri·Lustre . Dry .Cleaning com· Middleport. o ve rc es were damaged as . Other survivors include a son. Pomeroy; Mrs. Robert Salser, or pel'IOns who dump.~ li live Harry Swartz Coolville was SUblltant:iaUy above the martet tbe result of a collision on Brick MEIGS GENERAL. HOSPITAL L E •· tt A chfc:kens on his fll'OPert¥. near his . · . .. .....roe , ugusta, Ohio; Hartford, W: Va.; Melody Lee made viee president and Joba s. priee which ~Vailed d~ IJle II fifteen- grandebild"n and sever- Roush, Racmc; Jean ttome. located on the Meigs-Gallia Street Sunday afternoon, 1he Adnli.tted : Paul · ·Haptonsta~ · Teaford, Riffle, Pomeroy, RFD, wa. elect· 1955 harvest. police deparlmcnt reMiddlport; Frank 0\lda:eoh, J?yes al ltUt grandehlldreo. Pomeroy Cp~nty line, f!atw-day, ~ught to Syracuse. ed to the clerk poaltioa. Other Wh~at;, ~ overa11 soil · baJik ~· · J'riends may csll at Hie Rawl· ported. ville; Robert Butqher, Racin.~; .ciunfl t~aet. ~tnd t<lai~ tbem. Births: A daughter lo Mr. and memben of the board are J. H. pla..D IS PlrtJcltlarly wei.J suited" A truck driven by C!arenec C. Mr1. Jean Craig, ~iddlepo;t; .Mrs. ~ inJI.coats Funeral Home Where Mrs. William Walters, Middle- Quivey, Shade; Robert Jones, to wheat, but ~(her dlan&e. Jordan, 31, Harri11onvillc, turning Ddbert Smitb, RaCiJ!ej .K.thy U..a..vices will be held Tues· port; a daughter, to Mrs. Robert Shade; and Ralph Smith Hem- ahould also be made. The HoQe south on Brick Street at the linter· Ann Haley, Rutlana. . ~ · d Q~ at two o'ciOeit with the Rev. SaJacr, Hartford. 1hould ''promptly'' pass a lOck GrOve. ' bill, . ' ~eetion of Lasley Street, co1lidcd D' I d · .._11 H I llud . l'r!lll:; l. Gardner, pastor of _ _ already. approved l:Jy the Sen.~, mto the rear nf a 1950 Chevrolet ~,sc large · """ • e en · . · Cllarda:. 1 Cbr' t off' · U the - - - - - 0 • IS' .surburban, WhiCh was halted. but-j nail, Sprltte'lield;. Gharles Hall ., . I ICJ.a "'' ('Jt~mptiDg from marketing . ·g.&~o­ tas those wheat lhey raise "- ~ M h11d- b~Cke4. from .. a pr-J.vale ddv:.lh Sy_r~cuse; . Mrs.. ~Jld~~~ M~re· ' . ' Burial will be in· tbe ce.QJ.eterr feed, food or seed on their Olt.D w11y to procet!d sOuth on Brick- lut.h, ·Long BOttoM.- ~.;~ . TwB MaaOh Countian& announ· "l.t; New Marshfield. Mrs. Barnett lanns. ' Street. Slight damages were done B~rths: Mr. an~ Mrs. Robert ccrf tbeit candidacy for sheriff was a member of the Church of to tho auto and medium damages C,aJg, MJddleporttr~. a dauglatcr of the county on Saturday. They Chdst. He also rceommendcd · born 11t 11:02 p.m ., <::~unday. were Mrs.· Teresa Jane Roberts, were done to tbe truck. t ion to authorize sale of Jc;aw. SQp.,emi Coutt wilt announce its quality wheat owned by t.he i'OV· wife of the incumbent sheriff, de;clat6n at 8 a.m. Wednesday on ern.meot for the livestock feed, a Chorleo Roberta; and Earl Mohr.' 1be aPPeal of Dr. Samuel H. bill to e:.pand the non-commer"'-eS a prominent .diliry farmer of Gal-~ Sl!ePt>lrli· , cial wheat area beyond the 12 lipolis Ji'erry. Tht~ "BJy. Village osteopath is states now designated, and a one~n:.: I ~fe prison term op con Earlier, L. Alorri>on of year extension of legislation exy second degree murder P()mt Pleasant bad dlscluscd that J • • empting durum wheat from coo4. 19M, bludgeon trois. he would seek nomination for· wife. lhc ocrtce. Morrison and ~lohr • Cotton : CongreN; ~hould ''con· an the two mo. wiiJ seek nomination on the Re· sider replacing acreage allot. Poncil Taylor Adkins, 57, died ot tbe case and publican ticket While. Mr.s. Robmcnts On cotton with qlll,l\tity erts will run for tbe nom.inaliop at lhe home of h(1r 1-10n, Homer III~ allotments beginning witb. the Taylor, Grove Cil y. Sunday morn on the Democratie ticket. crop year of 1M7." ing. Mrs. Adkin~; was a re&idcnt of Sebool Mikh Program: Rwom.Mrs. Rubert$, who ij the 1irsl Mtddleport and wa~ . t~' daulhter menried two-year extensioli Wfth Democrat t.o · tile · fot tlie oUi.cc, of the la!(' John 11~d r.tora Ella authorjty to Jpind 75 mill9n .·~· Cb~rleston . Rmnl.itlld Ta)'lor, Is a itative of Ma!rin cOunt)r and Iars a Year instead or tbe· eurrelit .has spent lter . llfe. there. Sbe-rwaa Sul\tivors include her ~on. Uo50 milion doUi:rs. born at GrJmms' · LendinsJ. mer, two gr&ndsons; ' a 011islcr. ·Mn;, Livstock: The [)OTk program now in: progress Mohr OperlitM· .a eencral ldo~ CliJ,rtcm Barr~tt, Rutland ; t'."o ~hortly bC stepped up." witlJ his brot.Jjcr Garland, on .bzutbe. t~n.zo 1~ylqr, C~ctitln~, "spocial programs of an Crab CrCelt Road. He Wal{lotmer Rlt .and Ucill~s ~ylor, Rutfana; 1y engaged Jn the · inlnllfacturtns .faut.:.balf-brotbt'rs. gcney nature will b provide<!. help- livttrt.ock producera of eigars. He serVed one· timn a.:; · friend~; may call 1t the Raw. nM!ded.' president Of · the ~son County lings-Coats Funeral Hom13 where ' Prict Support Progr•m Court for .a %7-day period to flll Rosary set-victs will be beld Mon· work• on hi• f1rm progrem EiM-nhawer ancl Gli... l•l H.utt The President made it t..h.e unexpired term of his late day evening at 8 p. m. with the elonr with ..,... of hi• top •d· economic aciYIMt. The Prasl-- that he i.fl: &tanding firm on [ather, Jqho A, Mobr. funeral services scheduled fer 9 vlaar& fn hl1 JC.p Wilt, Fl•., dant •nd Agrlcvtt..,. S.Cret•ry adminlstraUon'11 flexible · · a. m. Tuet>day at tbe Sil.ci'OO Heart office. Amort~ • • p.artlclpeEzr• T11ft a.nMill then '"'t tilt support program for A vete;ran of World War I, churcb with Requiem Mas:; by !hE' tl"' .,. (from left• Fred Seat. ffnl1hing touchtt on tM ,... 1 M~hr aerved ovre!le&s in France 1Rtv. Fr. Turel. " ttllcler Which ~'!~~~.' on, dtlfUiJ aaa~Mtj Tr~~e gram thep hepe w.lll lift ........ cro(ltl, ~e fio.ru.15 to 90 Wltb the l19tlr ~gimeot of the · Burial will be ilt · tbe Sacred - .. (hli!olto), ·-~~ ·. .._ .... • 1reet.r thire In tht 1M- pUtty... Some farm 30tb IDI"lllrY Dlvialoo. · Helll'l Cemetery, Pomeroy. lory .of Afrlcul1tlrol. ·....,...I lion'• prooporllj. '' .. : . .\ 1 1 I P.Officers :llere E:lliperience · ABusy Weekend ~~i.~~!~;;~~~~u~;·~,..;;·~·~·:':"~1 -~==·=·~·~,.:· I .U . . . *BED •cHEST *DRESSER Reg. $379.95 Sale $296.25 ., Ironton ~hool :~;:. ~~t·~~.·::.~· ~.d J•;:,••ry~ -----Burglary Case Is Cleared Up Mayor Of At.nens T BeCan · d date Tour. Draw.ing Heavy RP.'Dm. . nse _P~er.oy,_Tuea~a,y ,.n,torning Dies Suddenly While On Visit ~ For us wngress pro:u. I"I :;::.u Mary E. Barnell CARMEL s • Funera} emee 'P.u.V LA~~E DOUBlE DIE!$¥ { ,AND Boot(CASE ,JID. ~ , Detision Awaited·· On:Sheppard Case 'BloL~!f!.~~!~~ awa.-lbdalt. quuiDe mahorcmy. at> c•ntod br llar<IWGN biiiMd llllilnr. Bow.lroolcmd_bt_10 ••• do..,ollocl cmd vuJdod. Tllo btq tllbv ..._ .. "' ~ plalo QlON .•• ad. a:tiplllcea cu. fmMdecl w i t h - Du Poat Dulux loo ~ ~ • ) ~aaker • • . . ·~ ,; ' •• Furn1ture ~ . On The Brightest .C orner In Middleport .' lllo bani. . ·, ' I' ' • '.,,, ., ..· ' ; . A e ' m • . Ike Prepares Farm i i;Psfa. Funeral Servi.. Are ~mpletf For Poneil T Adkms T~ral aiOIIUiac:lllnr "' MANY VALUES IIROUGHOUT OUR STOR>E QURING JANUARY · . CLEARANCE SALt: Tbe'R.·a·ce . .r . Mason . ' Sh., - f CONGRESS' YOUNGEST MEMBER bcuvalll br - bod-. lumlturo. Cars Damaged 1n Collision woman 'ED··••• WJ s ·$ 138.00 W.. A tho - · Sargent Elected Bedford School ::!;'~ :!.sr"'!"..~.,: Board !dent -..,. Will Be TUe"day c~rnplete MORNINGSTAR evonlna. Billion DoJiar Soil , I Proposed For Next Three Years , 1 Bob Feller At Polio Meeting I WEST SHADE Mr~. 108 oint arm I I $18.00 of Mr. llyseU and Run. >fro. CO>h ""h•y had as guests New VeHr"s D11y Mr . and Mrs. Guy Howell , Dean Howell 11nd daughter, Columbus. . Glady.s Hoffman called un Elmer Nelson and Mr. and Mrs, Cash Braley Sunday afternoon. Waid Kennedy and moth er were guests of Mr and Mr.'J.. Harry Willi.amson al Rutland Christmas Guests of Wa id Kennedy and mother Saturday were his .son and dau;hter·in-law, Mr. and -Mrs. Floyd Kennedy and son, Colum· bua. • .. By BUrglars _·Prowlers Foiled In Attempt To Open Safe; Money Stolen TIRES $5.00 • • -cc------- Wea1her Editorial Phone 397 ent Wahama High School I SPECIAL Tire Chains . enttne r==: .· ~,~~~,NOW -------------- • Devoted I'• 'l'lle .Mr. and Mrs. William Eu:hin- 1 ger and family, spent Friday eveDiDJ with Mr. •and Mrs. John Kauff of Middleport. Mr. and Mrs. Troy Zwilling, •on Rusaell, Mr. lJlbert Nicley , spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Harold CJ"oueh Bert Withrow of Charleston, W. o! K.l)'ford, W. Va., \"a, vi&iton of Mr. and, Mr. and .Mrs. Denzil Showers I.Dd' tamlly, Sugar Creek, 0 ., Mn. of Waltez:, . William Barriett and Miss M-ary · weekeJld with ShOwers ' of Wellston, 0., and .,or)~' , CL ·~ • Grandparentl ..,. Mri,. Jelllt Net.,Ier. Racine and llr. &Dd Kn. Reid Eynon. d DIJul Wi bre• Mr. an Mre. cl the ._ ~.. of ner are •Moun n1 ~-. t.be a daughter, January 1 Jt Holzer Hospital. d Saadr S.lre bu been name 1 and wei&hed 6 lb 2 oz. :Frank Gnndparent.a are Mn.~Winebrenner and Mn . .t.purmiD dau~g=ht:•:•·=Dec=e=m=be=r=2ll:·:::•l==th:e::,:l!ortl;:;;;:;;n;.;Sr;;. _...__ of MiniO r JuDCtion, )fri. tutber was a recent guest speaker at of Merckle, 1001, John and Luthr:r, the Asbury Methodist Church. Woodrow Hendrix spent TuesPl. Pleasant apent last week here Jr, of Sardis, 0., apent Sunday with ber iUDdPirents, Mr. and with Mr. and M.n. Holly Friend. day in Cnlurnbus on business. Miia. Mary Frances Blaine ; I .·~· ' ~ ' (CO!Itllilie4 nn l'<iie ., �_.------~~·- t------~--~·------------------- DEVOTED TO INTIR&STS OF MEIGS-MASON AREA RICHARD S. OWIN GIN. MGII. I I EDITOR !Entered as serond cl as:; m:ll lmg matter at the post Pom eroy Oh10 On SI.IT WHY DOts 'tilER'( WU~I< ltiYNOLD E. GREINI .__,? N'ational ad \'crhs mg r l' prc,enl a t w e, Bottlnell l K•mball , tnc 343 lexlngl on A\'e, New York CJ!), 18, N Y. ' . Subscription rJieJ Delivery by t:arrter .,here aya1J~tble 30 ce~~ts per week: one year In advanct> at The D.aily Senhnel off1ee. $16.jl0; liJ months, $780, three months $3.80 By motor route where available : one month, $1 B)· ma1l one year $8, sue months, $4 25, three months, $2 50 one month, $1 ' •' lnf~rmation Bureau, wh1ch founded on October 5, UH7 better known as the Com1nform, is co-ordinated with that or the RUSSian Commumst Party, wh1ch !ends secret mstrucUons on polIcy to Communist parties m oth- The Cohln\bJa )Jron de~mg Compaoy•• te:l.ev~Qll n.otwork L!i follow· fng the ~ead of another- maim nl>twork Jb !nereasln• tts color program nunt for th P <'OminJ:: season An annou.ne:emc,t from Hollywood, C&ti-!orma, !'n ' "' CBS .,.. 111 mere:~ ~£' Jis color teh~\'islon thh season by about foJ,Jr bundrcd per cent 1r, the last st·a ~o !l . CDS ongmoled some n.ineteen shows ip. color In the se.Jsor: abo ut tu bPiilJn or :~ lnady bee•nnlog, over seventy •h.oW.a Will be lc lec :tsl m color Arnone: thPsc ~hows wtll b1• a once-a-weel:ly dramatu! tbow and ''!he Hcd Skc·Jhm Show' open1ng late th~ month FolloWJDIC on tb') hc~ls uf !he NBC TV ~:~nnouncc.mf'n t that sevonl football 1amet wut be t~l ... vJ ~ Pd 1n cnlt•r th 1s fall and the tWI)obour telecatt ot a Dlav lrqna New Ym k bv NBC I he CBS announcement rnalces Its clear that co)()f t('l('\'lsJOn 1~ bf>~Jn n 1 m: tn he on thP way.'' Th(' tlrn l' al of culnr i l• IPVl~JOn will re-ttlrntalote the Wevi.:uM ill dustr y, i mnrov~ vte wJnll and mcr!"Rs e the price ()f prOduction-at Jpa~t In the nf'x1 [l'w rear~ It u ornhab!e that, as t'OJor tf!lev•ajnn tedml· qnl's :~ntl t•n ul pmPnt manuracturt>J3 become modernllt'd and used la gr!•:~l nllfllll l lw ~ lh,.. cost w111 romP down t 'l"h" CI)Sf of color J;Ct ~. now above S800 h aho nn•c~f'rl fn cnm_. do'>~-n as lhu art• mass produced 11nl'! 11 the un1t cOst Is tleduced bv quanlil) J) r f~cluetwn and lower nart Driccs l er countries There were reports last September that tbe Kremlin intended to disband the Cominform There ieemed to be some substance to tbese reports at the t1me. '""lfp.lll~ 1he f'Anftnn sa• o ~.~ ·~~~·· • , • r~ 1h ,. . ,,., ,,., 11 h ,.,r, WAlles .An,.ther stll)w~ a V'OUIJ'l 1• \, f'>•.,.. llltl or " ~ 1,..-, 1, ,H]n 1't, pl !\ t 1 1111 tl ' ll JI, tl u~ <· 'll' t•l n ~a v <> would cost h1m lh ~P,., WP-f'lr~ · W!I V"~ Th o~ ' ' ~·· ., 1 ~ nr f' i n ltrHJ w~fh ll'l 'I DV $h ll• ,., , " 11 1 • II·• ~· • ,., m" ~ ' ,.,,,. r.., p "'"'h"~ pr ~ ,t ~ •< ' 81Jth"l'il~iw,. ~~~~,...,~ ~"" r....... ..:~ ,.,.,~ r.•l, ..I'll"~• n~• 1'1 ''" "'"" ,.,,~,.. ~r 1rl with'"'' ~ '"" /l•n"'"lf'nn m"~ "' " oil v tft, ntl'h "~ ,•~•,, " h ,.,,..,.. ..... ~ - nr wru•l(o,.,,., II..., • ,., ..,~ I •.-f lr (' n •n th n "'"n ,.. t t n 1h <> ll ~l'ltll'f' Rns ~ 1an h manv llftl" s l hr f'"o' to the RH t ~ge Aml'fl l'On In lflh ~ ' • :.~11 lh ( nw(l ~, uf p1·odudwn and dl.'llrlhu!J on- which tn{'nns t ~'J I I ll] t uJ <' m ;-. n tt fnc lu n n ~ .mel reta1llng- nre I'Jthel owned by thf' lh ·· 'I•'• m r '~l tll y <"< on 11 oJPrl b\ llw state 'T'hc stat e fix es 1hr prl tt"< .1 nt1 • 'H' f•u ,1 ftlw ~u bs 1 str n c c li l'ms ft" es t~ !' m at VI'Ty h1gh lrv r 1 ~ 10 11 rlt r to ~t piwn ()ff < o n ~ u m ... r purtha smg pOI'. f'l tn fl u thl l l•d St,,h•" lht; nw .. m; nf proriuc\1 011 and dl'; ln buiJOn are pri i'O I•h ~~~~ Jw d l!tHh ·r th t" S}s ll'ITI we kn nw ns fr('e tnterpr1se. com p c1111011 ~ ~ '\ •I •· 11pen a'l rl Jn l t·n ~ t · - a · ('\'f' n on!' who pn l •o niZ <' ~ relp.1lers t•an l e> l tf fH 1t1 p •rso no~l 1 '<prr ll nu • Anrl pr iC(· ~ fo r pin t t•c,dlv eve-r~ tbml( • oJ•i Jt lo l,l tl .uc \l ll wl lhiJL~n.cans of th !lV t'rd~(' fumllv >1 • NEWaboutl'ORK-ThlniiJ'S one New Yorkv thlftJc1 The nearness to dl.lil&atrr without experlenclnf Jt. lhe narrow fiiK"Rpe from death, ll a •ubject that faaclnate.t me, 1t comea to mind every time 1 ttep from a. curb and draw back In time to avoid be1nl' hit by a car Borne of ua come so cloae 80 often. X was m1nd!ul of It again tht other nlfht w~.n llt.v. Allen had u h\11 rue.ata on hi• mktr.lpC. t4Jfl11fon 1how a. couple of 11urvtvon of the TUG"~ atbk~, alone with Walter Lord, a )'OUhJ' nun wbo h&l written A N'plt.t to Remember, de.allrlJ' wtth that dl111aater I had to woQtJer lone If\( fU\l)' ~ N tate lteered thla pair aboard ~e 1i.Lialakablt' lltlp - and why, later, It aaved them from d1'9"¥ntrlc. Mtl ......., Tht elo1eat call I've ho&td about 1~, h.owfvtr. JI'4110hUite4 Ia delortbed '" a new ~look, No Q...&,.: 6,..,.tt,e, b)l 11 flea. by ROM Talbot, a tow-,r f£ut 8lder who ~a prealdent ot a 1~81 'I"CWtn'a M!U' a."~ 'I&J.. bot'1 booJc appe,an: to be a ROtt of biography, but 'Nha.t tntwftttd me &rlit W&l the ch.e.phr wherein aha told ot pla.nnkif to ~ ~· J!lnJ, Oennan Evanr.ellqaJ Lutheran churcn'l excur1lon to Huntin«ton ~ on June 1!5, li~Ooi. Rou•a parent. couldn't J'O, 10 It looked u It 1t011f ~UW..'t-but en.ally they N'raed to let her Older lister Blanche t&ke bff, bought tickets for the boAt ride, their .J11other boOed Ifill ~ ,..s. Jelly aendwlche._and then: "Pictul'tl my dlaappolntrnant Wbln illanr.he announced, at the last minute, that lhe could not pt th.e di&J 'Off !roJ'II; lllbooJ." The anapper, or rour•e, Ia worthy ot one ol DIU Btflrn'l """'te.n• • ally, hllarloQI bro•d,caata-tor U.. name of that bG&t ter Utf pt~, lad1e.t and rentltmen, WAf thl Gtllltt'dll Bloet~m, Whl~ ~ ~· ~ with the ~ou ot 1.021 Uv.a. Ml'l. 'ralbot. mq~. ~ 1han molt ot "'' haa ~ verr oloQ to the dark ~ · ....... fl.... • 1'1111: MOST IPEcr.lOULUt Now York nowo of -"". . . the ~rid'• J1\0U tnteJUpnt ftea, The Ore&t H1nua, M • to::"":froi:Em~~E~urro~pe; and hu ehack,:t Lnlhnua l.t the Wfktol'f. uaJvan:lty entomoJoJqt, iJ UW. , .• wooro • 1014 cou.r aad -~ 1110 .,._ ~p how to lun!o a ball H tbotl hll .... ,-;;~,~t,~:~!ktck • mllllaturo tootlloiL 111o1t1f !If · !I! Pinky &eo TUUOAY Today C9mmllllist Porty Chief Nlldta S. 10 30 Erme Kovacs Show I Khrushebev ended their vastt to 11·00 Home India they announced that the 12 00 tennes.see Emit Comlntorm would be maintained. 12 30 Feather Your NeJt There have been indicatiom 1.00 Bob • lop. Corr a.irare then that the Cominform 1 31) Your S~ SboWcase I may be strengthened, and the 2 oo Pa~'l Study scope of its work constderably 2:30 p,........ ~ enlarged. 3 GO !Matinee 'llaeet-re Tlle Cominform was rounded 4.00 Dat, with "LtCe bY the Com,munitt Rattles of Rus. 4 l5 Modern R.om,ances sia, Poland, Yugoslavia, Hun- 4·31) Queen For a Day gary, Bulgeria, Romania, Cteeho· 3 00 Old Til1la' slovakia, France and Italy lts function was to be a propaaaoda center that would lay down the party Une to tbe Com· munist press and radio through. out the world 5 30 Howdy Doody a.OO Soldiets Of •FO'I\tune 6 30 Sports Eye 6 tO News Picture 6 55 Le• p 1 111 & Mary Ford 7 oo Big Town 7·30 TGny Martln 7 ,., N~ws Cer1vao 8 00 caesar's Hour 9 oo ¥edic 9 30 Robert .Montgomery 10 30 All Stu Theatre 11 00 11 05 11.10 11 15 11 30 Newt HeadUnes weathereast PriW :Sox Grea*t Ft&b•s io Century Tomgbt 1·00 S1&n Off 5 30 Howdy Doo.dJ 6.00 Soldiers OI Fortune Gorby, Guard1.an of. 'f1¥i.!,!A.Qts real es Annl 9 WilliiiRI, 111 tate sltlldt:d ia lalaa T<f'A'R!hip. Helca co"n,ty, OIPO, will rbe orlnroJnpeiflat Perton. fere4. fOl .s~• bN '" \JU~lgned 1t tlle ol.{ie~ 'If , ~ ld Crow, 1·7·31< 'tiM\ 1 6:30 Sports Eye 6 40 News P1cture 6 5~ Lea Paul 6 Karr Ford 7 00 ClilbeU Hu.ntintf,on Hospital 7 30 D)nah Shore 7 til News Caravan 8 00 MartiU Raye Show - RUARK REPORTS ON: On Changes In Australia Since World War II Days BY ROURT ~. RUARK SYDNF.Y, Australia - Ctv1l1za tlon lit some respects ha:o come 1 o Australia WJih the abcfllllon of ,\hat we used to call the s1 x I) dock: s w•ll That wn:s the ciQSillg t1me for all but sl.v grog shops and the lcg111mate hole( Joungf'~ where you we1 e !. mppo.!u•d to show " 10om ke• m ort.lt"' 1.o havt• a dr 1nk .s crv.ed. The natives of 20 count•·•~s have brought theu sk•ll s and cultu1 es to Au stralia and th e Impa ct 1s no IJ ecable on every hand Gradually the harshne~s and di ! Comfort of lJvmg ha vt• been uentled by a European hun d Publtc dr•nkmg like publ1c cnt mg a r, w years ago 111 Austral 1.1 was shockut(;: A mun bellted ~ agamst a bar packed three and sn: cleep m eddymg smoke and hloat ed hun self With as tnUf'h beer .1~ he could sw!ll before the ba1 mald called lime ami swept up the glasses The man ~cnt home so:u:led to the eyes, staggered through dmner and pa~scd out m hl.i cluur Pubhc eat10g was largely an adventut·e m etlher ptomatne o1 In tile , .. Olloua Ia Clad otrtol, ~ "" Oil hond tor hil PNIII111't-...._ J" 111C1 Walell ~,Jntll 10 P M now, smrc the la&t referendum put th~ wow~cl"B on the pm Wqwaer is il loose term nu~anl.Jil bluen~e. IPD.il.!iport, old fashtoned. The 6 P M. closmg went oul and moderation came In The experhftent to me h1 at lea51 as interesting as ou.r revulsion of the Volstead Act I have known thla country ' off i.he colhe m the mutton u.if a salad was a sUck of lunp eeler, and withered. rad11b Hl'Ved In :~ gla.ss U tbere Wu service at aJ.1 it was grudgmg, i)e(ause the A.ussi01 1l!i the woi'Jt. senant in ~ WOJl4 - even worse thiJl tbe Amuicliln l am t old thot nn'-U.,. drunken """'" '"'~ . · ness, cr1mes abetted by liquor, and espectaJ1y drunken drivlns: of· fenses have waned sme.e legal drmkmg house were extended. I am no authonty here, but un one thmg 1 can stand fast It IS pOSSJ· bl~ to eat and drmk well under pleasant, lei su<ely circumstances now msterad of guzzling and gob blmg like p!gs at a trough. to heat the sundown I And wtlh 1t the city hu become lighter, brighter and politer One dll) soon Sydney, W1th 1ts maJni· fLcent natural beauty, Jls fresh amalgam or fore1gn ~ulture and the loosenmg of 1ts nnc1ent stays will be the San Franmsco of tbh s1de of the world m all ll3pects of pleanantness It's got a bead slart m that direction now (Copynght, 1956, Umtcd Fea ture Syndicate, Inc ) and on since the Jut :vear of World War II Ito~ thlna_es, lD many rtspe«s 1 have been faselnatlllf to INGTON watcb, The r-esciAion of fl\e .dx EVENTS o'cloQk I awJll W ancM:ber key to the pro arcn q t~e adml.uion of mote loo• for Fight In Congre11 Stt Stront AHempt to Tab; lhan a raWiot;iiQI(rants. 111 another Ovor Civil Air Jody In '56 Centrol From Commerce Dept: co.nc••=o to the need fOI' ehante • Blq;ial to Ce11traJ Prtsa A.uociatlon , lf ~ort of way tJle local equ Wll•a. Of repeal and the ml· A$HJNO'J'ON-A real ftght Ia expected In Congret~~ In 19GG !a. W 1.rant have worked together. ,I Vtt the Civil 4eronauttca a.dm~l~tratlon. The forced rui,Pa• • a CAA chief or Ftederlck B. Lee brought demanda fot retum 1 thf alfl'oy to\) l.n.dtpendent statue. It now 1a under the cUrec:Uoa o1 Uaft King! CTOis In Sydney, wh)ch some s'veral mllUon troop.s wiU of the MONDAY the Cominform tnto a political Instrument 1n its attempt to 9 oo S.iJi'D On Pray.er purge President Ttto of Yugo. g 00 Captain kangaroo slavta T1to was formally expelled f.rom the Commform. The<e wa" no doubt that the K<emUn be· lieved It could W<eck Tito Cominform Almolt Wr•cked Tlto, however, refused to be purged lnsterul, hiS successful deClance of the ~emhn , all but wr;~ked the Comtn[tormh h B IC announcemen w IC u1 garun and Khrushchev made JD New Delhi last December 14 that the Commform would not be abandone~ camt- as a surpnse. The announcement was made tn a Juml statement by the two Sovtet leaders at the end of theJ< visJt to India There seemed to be no reason why the Cominform should be mentioned m such a statement ft has been a pretty anemic msu. tulwn smce Tlto rocked H on Jts heels Will "ttr.nethen Cominform It looks as if tha KremUn In tends not only to malntatR the ComJ.n1 rm, but to strengthen 9 Jl as part of lls new cold war campal&n The Cominform is the succes sor to the old Communist Inter national-the Camintern - which was an instrument of Kremlin revolutionary intrigue through out the world for years. Josef Stalin liquidated the intern in 1M3, as a gesture to Russia's We.stero AlbeJ!I in the mtdst of World War II It could be thlilt the Comlnfo<m Which bas Its headquarters in Bucharest, Romarua, b to be turned into something like a new I 10 00 ~~:~ ~~r ~=-ey Strike It Rich Valiant Lady 1122.001.._ T ~·e ol Life "' .....,..., 12 30 Searcb for Tomorrow 12 45 The Guiding L1xht 1 00 Kab~'a Kitchen 1 30 Love Story 2:00 Your Star Showcas-e 2 30 Houseparty 3 00 The Big Payo£f . S Bl>b C:rosby Show 30 The Brightel' Day 4 00 -!¥) . . . - Hea~Une~ 11 10 t:ireu BOx 11 15 Bud Wilkm.!. n Show u·ao Tont&bt 9.00 g 00 to 00 10 30 11 30 12 00 12 16 12 30 2-:45 1 09 ~ 30 2 00 2 30 3 00 3 30 4.00 TUESDAY S1gn On- FTayer Capta1n .ttangaro& Garry Moore Artbur G'>drrey ..Strike Jt R1ch Vahant Lady Love of Lite Search for Tomorrow The GuidJng Light Ka.tle'4: Kitchen Love Story Robert Q Lewis Houseparty The Big Payoff Bob Croaby Show The Brighter Day _,,ljnp on the altuatlon, b4mtly chargea that LM wu ' poUtlca.l Jecritl.ce to a pnHailro~ poUc7 a.dvoe...._ 1 free countries to watch ~~~~~~~S~Iil~c~1~!"'~d~w-;.~ an4 ....., slstant Secretary by commerce HoWle Dem®ratlo LelslU'e and 1rae have corne to dimnJ. Service •nd 10od eooklnf.( are no loh&er •tr•nteiit tO tho couatry, Th hotels , hu Indicated THE i~~~~i~~~i lntmtu.,.\lt au.d ao ee~ kt18 at the Daily Sentmel \lfl~'· I 00 Slsn Off . It rtoPgntlbl• ,1.~ 3 58 . , · M.URI"OI ~ltiNSIS • ·A· '""'· 11, lf.llt'llon· ' ..... '""' lqo I!II!WMorrlo, - 21, U. ~· rlMoriliO. A 45 Sli• On ltutrf~ae ~ 6 55 SoiDI't> 7·08 lt!JI<Ia, Fran & Ollie us foi!P »fly ::;~;i.; WHEEL "So~e people rrow when dYeR reaJt;OnalbUil1; othen expeoated oppoaltlon prapoaaa. are likely to For the put aeverat who I• •xpeetel to u,. a.ou•ce hit aenatorlal Jlu beea inaklnJ blttet attadta on the foreip aid pro&'l'lln au ov., O.Orsl&. Tho apendtnc of bl111ona of c:lollara ._. nat popular Ja rural Oeorria, an.d that Ia exactly the aft& Georp m\llt bfta.t TtJ. m&dJe'• •trona poJ.IUcalllol~. ~ge, who II eD.a.trmaa of tbt ltn&ta ronlp. rela.tton• corrunlttee, of co1,1.ne, II JndeUbiJ Jlnkecl t8 the , foreign Aid program. ' '10f;ll'ft'la Ia not expected to lncreue fonlp aid Ia an el.ctloft year: like 1936, although the admlnlatrauon pl'Obably will requeat th&t the appropriation (or \.1118 program nearly .be d6ubtt4 from th6 ll.f bu•. lion appropriated tor It tht• year · Should Senator aeorge Join the campalp aplnet lnoreued tontrn. &ld. &I appear• likely, be will look pod lD Jilll Mrnt: 1tate. Should ha couple thia attack with a euccesarut: lllbt to Nduee tax-. ... will look ev.n 'Detter. 1'bou1b the admlnl•tratton might h&te to 1M ttl forelp aid pro. ~ fall ha dttea.t, It would be moat b&pp)' to ne Walter Oeorp r.tum~ to tht SObate when ht hu been 1 ol IUCh 11"1t ~ to Preald,.t J,llunhower and Sec:rttary ot ltatt J9hll Foater Dullea. e • • • !lo .AI a.,.. io,.,. did not dlmln11h Pender'•.,21\ttrf!!l 011t· go,.,... j>olltleol dtlnt ~~~~:~~~~~ho~w~'~""•·Ohl<!al\h•"-'\AW\!1 ~ 4·15 Secret storm 4 30 On Your At!count 5.00 LUCky 8 R~n<h 6 00 Lucky 8 Ranch 6 00 YouT Esoo Reporter ~ H•rlew-D••••••• Beh·edere 4 door Sedan, $1395 Blaettnar's, .Pomeroy, Ohio _ _ _I~tc Ia•• Repol't•• 6 45 Sp<>tl!PI "" $porto 6 55 Weatherman 1954 CHEVROLET 7 00 P~ti P!it 7 '15 06ua: Edvrlis, Ne\tt 7 30 RobJDhood (17) C.. """""' ,., ......, hot - · !3 MOTORCYCLES BUNCE IJARLEY. B~l floor Sedan, $1395 Pomeroy, Ohto ROOMS OF til New Furniture ~ Stop AM Stt Our Wide s•Ktion Of New And Used 1954 PLYMOUTH Atr 4 Dlaettnar's, 1·9 5tc DAVIDSON SALES Rt 7 at Alh ''· Middlepert. 0. s8ii BIDCK VB Super Conver Uble Coupe, $2295 Blaettnar"s Porneroy, Ohto 1-9 5tc 8 QO J.1wN t Alloo e 30 Godft'ey's 'Pt.lent Scouts g 00 I Love Lucy 9 SO December Bride 10 00 Stud10 One 11 00 Up W the 1nmute New• 11 05 Camera No 4 OPTOM~TBIST ' N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. East Coarl Street, Pomeroy Offlte IJonn: 9 to 1!, 2 to J, ICiooe at NOft ea Tlnln.) - -- • 15 Secret Storm 4 30 On Your ACCO\J,Dt 500 Lucky S Ranch WATCHES ON 1952 BUICK Special Delux 4· door Sedan, $895. Blaettnar's, Pomeroy, Ohlo 1 9 5tc 6 30 Your Esso Reporter 64!1 Spotlight on Sport!l 6M 700 7 15 7 so Weatherman Draw W1t.h Me Doua Edwards, Newa Cisco K1d 800 Phil SJivel's Show 8·30 Navy Log men clamoring ror a return ngtd 90 per cent of parity sup. ports have blamed tbe fhdble and 'tower support system for many of the farmers' troubles But Mr Etsenhower s.aid the new fiP.Xible sylltem L5 ·~designed to gear agrJcultw-al production mcenttvd to potenUiill markets., thereby g:l:vmg promtse to our (a.rm 11eople of a stable a.nd d&: peodable ~qh.p·e once the ~ time ini'l,rita"Qet! of surplullea u ~moved from tbe tarm econo- lDGG cHEvRoLET Sta:tlon on 1 4 door, R&H, $2395. Parsons, Middleport. J1102 STUDEQAKER $695. Jimmy Parsons, 900 Meet Mill1e R&H 9 3B Overseas Adventure 10:(},) $64,000 Quesbion 10 >0 DG You Trust Your WJfe? 11:00 Up to the mlnute Nflwa 1!03 Late S~ow He THE BLINK REPAIRED IN A WINK Precision craftsmanship by our 3118 stp Oa 400 Dancelaud 2. "C\lrJeQt record 1\ve&toc~ producbon find neat-record barve1ts piled oJitop of vlol.llly-aecumulated CU'Y· I overs" 3 Rial111 costs K.,n.al Horlzou 10:011 lfoa. Ntte Fit"" NeWI for sale w..lher • Ro<k r =-...;.,.At NU!It 11:46 Sip Dlt All of said, has flol!ky J01101 6:30 Blake of SeotJiilnd Yll'( N.,.a 8.00 Wuther 6.ta 6115 7:00 Pran • Ollie 7:30 Wa~ for111 .,.., Preo._ fOil Da- 'i'l!pmas ~~·l· Mr. satisfaction with all our wotch -· repairs. PROMPT SERVICI ' ·_QOLLINS ' JEWELRY "generated ~..1·1'1'1~• ~~~~~ from T'IS Joh• Daly 8:!0 Wyatt l:orp experts. insures your complete in goverrunent hf.nds. uo 11:03 "prineipaJ farm hves"-f,hat is, guaranteed big~ price support.&--were "too lona; continued" and re$ulted in over· prodcqUon and huee surpluses t'. 8·00 TV ...der', D.lgeot 8:30 Voice of FirestOJJ.e 900 DoUit llock '"'0 ll :l$ three lems 1. ''Wartime production iocen· e 11:00 Usted cawies" for present OHIO wit~ th mu.U be , 9:110 Dlil!oat Tbeeln 10~. U: )»;ruUID(-I!ollywaM ,,,.,.. . 11. WO.U..er 11:10 C20l Business Services ttell 11:48 Cars wasbed and lubricated Free pickup and dehvl'ry serv 1ce Phone Q09'7, DARST MOBILGAS, East Maiti Street, Pomeroy. 12-30 Bte Do It OCiOBiiR IIU'1\.¥V, 'lila oao sum.y DRt.lltM!m, Undar New Me.._.'"" ~ '11115 RIIFIU1N ~HITRII!S'IP l'llaU HIS IWN'IIR WAIII!s~ .. a....kfttt fnd Ewanlna DlnMn R...rv•l~ for ptrtles and a1 nctu•• At All TlmH - sale. 1964 Intenor CentltC't Hvle West McAllister. Mgr. Rutland, 13.1)tp ' OV'I'LOOX IN OHro-.A.uounc.meft't , JjJ Dttnoen.tle Gov. hu1t LaUt~:~ht t.b&t be wm •eak tbe Ohio Sen._., ...,t noW held by 1\epubll· can· Bendar came ht. tile mJd.li Of tbe S.det'l' Chriatmu patti:~ capitol Hill. 1 • 'l'lilt ~'-~welL• ALIGNMENT ... bllancine and b<ake servlee Hacketts' Safety Service, W~st Main Street, Pomeroy. OhiO 55 ~~ !'bone 267. ----- -----~ TUISDAY 600 • l.or~o ·---:::---::---- (tJ!I Auto Services MONDAY GOO Mickey Mouse abo'ps he~e. Th.e aaw .' WHTN-TV Channel13 OLD ilMER.. 0~ 1.:00 o · af>Pnnsed II' sold my' 4 bo Danceland ~~ d•partment. G00 Miekey ~ouse remember ' wiih nOitalJJa, 15 t1 110 ltU Car!Mto JJe bu atronl' .wpporters ln both Houee and Senate, and tbey Comlntern. brili)h\ o 'Broadwty today, with a make no bontl!l about ctlticlzlng the way he has been treated. B 30 Blake Of Scotlsrul Yad eUtterinl p.ew hotel, modern cock· If that happens, 1t will be 6·~ NeWs Senato• A. s ~ke Mooroney JDI, OklahWna, tan bart, IOOd f:l!ltiW'Int•, -and all 1 IOmethmg for governments in all 6!50 W.Ubor whose aviation •ubcolpmlttee II hohUaa legallY .o~n lqr Uquor until 1(} P )l Wlno. il 'erved wl.Lh meals, apd the Au11\.ralian luddfnl).r ~a! become a If~ fqhcter or the gootl vlntaau ~Wn here II!N. II dock .-\ Ill. ·p,~ at for les.s tbao tllf ~ value Sale subject to approval of Pro FOUND set ot keys m the vlrm· iiY qf, ~tnh~mor ~umbe"""d Ow~ !lillY ' ~eotifY ~d re 11 il5 Yf••lll.<!'<l'•l 6·3o ¥ow e. ~ttomfYI, ~· Qhib. SJ.OO f'ire&ide theatre 9 30 I'IOYW@Io 116 10"30 Mr. Distr!.et Attorney 11 00 News ~ January 1ltll, WCHS-TV Channell Dunktng Ia leg<~l 1n New· South • • • • s 00 1 o Be M.llnt.1IMd But just belor~ Sov1et Prem1er 9 00 C-offee Time Nikolai A Bur,an10 and Russian 10·00 Dong Ltopg S<:hool I * * - - - --·- - llT S "'J'pw ~ & Wnrlrt R" ru)rf ha~ OJ1ni~ a nnll"lher or pbotoRTa nhr nr R l • •~ · •n ~ " " " "~ 1Alr" n hv '"Jn AmAri~nn~ who 1e<'"'Atlv •D"nt a., , .,,~, lr:>t'•'' .,,.. r '•"" l •hr> c; ... ,, I JTTJ' " " "'"'"'" " 1' • 1 m"'t\t>y di~n1av ., , MONDA"' 6 55 Sign On 7 00 Today StOO Coffee Ttme 10 00 Dms: Dong School 10:30 Seat'Ch for Beauty 11·00 Hom~ 12 00 TennesSf,e Enue 12 30 Feather Your Nest I 00 Bob & Jan Carr J. 30 Ycnzr Sta,- Sbowcue 2 00 Parso.o".s Study 1 2·30 WoE;ld of Mr. SWeeney 2·45 Modern liomaote!J 3 00 Matinee Theitre 4 00 Date With Life 4 15 Fn·st Loye 4 30 Old Tlmtr 7.00 Two Systems~--,........~. Of orlfi ~ .,,, 1 "nrl ~ was 'I'JJe work of this orgamzaUon, More Color TV ... WSAZ -TV Channel3 Br Ct!ARLES M. McCANN Uttlhtl Prftl StaH Corr..pondent Soviet Russia apparently u planning an mtenslfl.ed prapapnda campaign throughout the world. It would be condueted through the httle-mentioned Communlst ··- off1ce It ... The News HAVE 'YOIOfOtU!. Pubhsb.ed ev('r} afternoon t'X(•ep t Sunday b} 1'be Ohw Vliltley Sentinel , Inc . at 110 M.ecbamc St . P ome ro y, 0 Busme.o;s offiC'e phone 398 ed11orlal orlu:·e phone 397 I .f... '20 B I I nsuronrP COMPLETE \rumrance Prott>clir-u I.lfe, Aut.,, F9'e, PoliO Call Do[l )[[/Is Middleport. Ohio llODi'OF.Y DOWNING lNSURANCJr. .-.OENCT ~e. I Automobile, H&IKO aCO'"!'IDENT FOR THI BEST IN USED CARS SIE '<ed,l Estate Broker , 111 ~nT .F.PI'1.T lii3~Y. OJP<" FBONIJiil . .... 1955 STAR CHIEF CATALINA IInke., IO,iiUO Actual Mile•. {'ower Power SteeriD~. Redlo, IJ•ater, all the extras, Excellent Condition $2459.00 SEE THIS ONE! SEE Other MODELS,ON OUR LOT 5 \ �i · -~- ... The D<Jily Sentinel. PomeroyoMIC!dlePort, ·OfiJo Top Cage Powers .. JIG YF.Alt:AHEAD Still Maintain Perfett Record 4 ••• l I 1 ~==============~! There was a Iar1e delegation 1 Slack wasn't gettjng lat. w:ual of Pomeroy Bend (ana in tbe sell number of reboundl off the out crowd that witne.ased the 86- boards, and aa a result tbe Mar. 72 win of Marahall over Western shall ra11t break JUJt wasn't Michlgan Saturday night at · Me· there. In addition the team has morial Field HoUJe in Huatjq. lots of turnovers, andlu a result No S!)Qncr had SHn frantisco'sl defending l'hamps notched win No. 11 Friday by a 62-M count · over Peperdine than dashing Dayton matched II with an 83-'64: rout of lena Cole&e on Saturday. But this pace was ju~t too much for t.bird-ranked North Carolina State, fourth-ranked North Carolina, seventh-ranked Iowa State, and lOth -ranked George Washington . All were beaten Sr.turday and olher weekend upset victims ind uriPrl Jfjlh· ranked Iowa, l7th-rankPrl Tulsa, 20th-ranked Stanford whili• West Virginia, winner tl1r; Or.mge Bllwl Tournament, was beaten twice in two niEhts. ton. NaturaiJy tbe btl attraction looked prtdy poor at UR'It!i. for local fan1 wa11 8'0" Charlie ln the aecoDd halt it wa1 a cUt· Slack, who ls just about the moat popular ba1ketball star to hit lerent otory,, llll Cbarlle tool! Huntington for a gOOd maay o'er the - · .... j)lat •tiool swept !Jle ·deleaw~ .iebdUndl Ja yeats. APJN~rently ...._.. Mtr....U tbi1 staaz~. Ai I .result th~B· way tha ltery lheidtl . . "AI Green .<in¥o '. f0lrinc · 1>fek · ·orl Sitek ..,.., .. ,_. ~Nhall... lla Ch~rlle, who IH :P,...r-r hi tiMir ltat SIO tltlt ,,· In fh Ctll tport, WM lhl nu...... OM or San Franr:isco's win over Pepperdine was the 37th straight for tbe Dons, ly ing them for the s«ond longl'l'!l 1:1treak in majorcollege history . They can tie the <Ill-time rerord of 39 straight this week by beating Santa Clara Tlll'sday night and Fresno State t'riday niwhl. The mark was set by tho 1936-36 Long bland U . team and tied Ly tbe 1940-41 ton Hall squad. Se- rlbouncltr In the netiJn latt yaar, aM hn· -.n . lwt 11Mut .. Mnutlonal tttil- ...ton.. Alon1 with hit .,.., r1Mun4- Cebe Ptloe . and · P•ul 1Jn l<l&dlnf !be "". and !lio Ia tile ''"'" · the ~ 'fiR ,look tlte lead, and thO. · ~ . to tlte win. • Oae.' u old pivot Thursday evenlaa at the Seeplld Ward FirehoUie ln Pomeroy. Local Jans wlU get two cbancea - - - - - - - - - - - to .see Marshall in action thla week a.s they meet Ohio U. at Athens on Tbur.sday night, &nd tangle with tough Toledo on Sat· urday night 11t Huntington. Fans are advised to get their tickets early as both games promise to new car? -------b1! sellouts. · · new seat · · cover• a Howard ·Zink teal coven . C~Jt do W'Obde11 for your car.-Aitll tabri~. durable cons~OD ••• team• that are doublt·tli~ · anet. bidden. EveJ)'tblol but' a premium pricer wu rn.ndovaly lmporttnt the 20 pointa ln : th CODlut. Deli· nltely It Wll I!JI· re~I1J ~( MarshtlJ had to come from be- tiPIJ')ted the tellli tO a · de for t1 · Big Grun. ~c-:---- TODAY'S SPORT PARADE hind last Saturday to win over .hall ' tbl . . d and at halftime traUed by a 41· peodss upon" u ""'lWit bolr I souon •· lOQd Ch.,.. obvious 12•95 MOORE'.$ ONLY •• a good Bronco team. After 1 fast first place in tbe ·MJd Aliler~an standi.,., and delhtltely Mar· tilart the Green lost momentum, By OSCAR FRALEY And rounding out my ballot Is 32 count. It was 1 United Pr"' Sporh Writer Wambsganss, who, lucky or not, D•yton Routs lon• :NEW YORK UP- The baseball did something that nllbodi baa Dayton easily routed little Iona writers are balloting today on don e before or since. at Madison Square Garder, 88 candidates tor the llall of Fame a ..t Of Rnt seven-foot Bill Uhl dominated! and there is a s harp division of · · bemoaning "POpularithe game with 26 points and un- opmJOn In t he typewriter rank ~ t.v ThoM• conll·st" have thethefeeling that heatable rebounding. The Flyers, as to whether runny mure old tim- all lh(• r~~ally bmous already arc now nnk<'d second nationally be- ~rs deserve the hf•no~,,or _whether m I he HalJ of Fame and that hind the Don11, will be tested only ~t ball become a pup~anty run- those who will follow are simply once this week- by Caniaius at test. votrd in automaUcaly as the best Buffalo, N. Y., Saturday night. One groun r:ontl•rutJ Lhiit. the of whal ill left. Arch-rival!'! North Carolina Hall of Fa_n!e 18 beln/ rhoopcnerl Nur du they seem to rcali~e that, Slate and North Carolina both I by the addrtwn of piU.Yl'iS ':"'ho dlrl as llw year.!i progrc.~s. the-re will wre !dunned hy Atlantic Coast , not have lhe long and dn;ltn~UJ:•h· be <I host of•new candidate&. Confcrf'ntc foes Saturday. State ed careers of ~ u rh us Uabc Ruth, Fm· at:tivl! players, lit lenst, re 11 look a OfJ.:'.i6 be.aline from Duke _Lou Gehri~, l )' , Young, Hanu.~ s ure shot candidatet~ five vcars on the wmners' court. North Wagn er, Grovt>r Cli•vclancl Alex- aft1·r they wind up their ta~eers. Carolina wa11 upset, 76-71, by a ander, Walter JohnMJil and others Thf'y arc Tert Williams, Stan MusWakc Forest team that came of their dandy anrl 1iurabie tlk. ial , Bob l'' cilf't', Robin Roberts and from behlntl 22 limes. The other faction holds that Jaekir Robinson . anybody who ma1lc <I di slmg:ushed Iowa State . scored llrst ,anrl contribution, r·l'~ardl<·s; of it•ng th I abo have to gn for lloy earnnever led aga1n in b11wlng to o{ service in tlw ganw, ~hou l rl be pnnPII ~. wheth er he last.ll ";•nough \ Kansas St11~e. 68-64, on It~ home voted in . This wuuld !R("!Udl' ~urh year:..:" or not, bt•cause hr's the eour1 · fttch n1ond'8 · d-ou t as, ror example, Bill Wamh s ~nu ~s. best catc hr 1· I ever ~fiW·iln d r m-an lelm li'Jrprised George Washlllfl· o,vhu madn the only triplf' play m wa tc hed Bill llkk(•y. You also e11n tun by a 78-67 count. Iowa waa r World S£:>rir:s hi~tnry, makt- a c~~l' for .~ ucb a.; VogJ oul .~l'lltell , 7-IJ. in th~ l115t fotn·t This L'ul·ncr lw ~ to 1-:o with lht' Berra, Allied RtJ.~·nolds, Phil Rlzminulell in lll.'iing to Michigan' la!!.Pr conti n~ 1 ·nf. ZUlli, Pecwl!t' fl11ese, Mapy Mar· ~fill<'. 6.).()4. Y••rs No~ Crit•ria I 11111 ;md Halph Kuwr, plus a h1t of 'i'!ll.•u w.v, handed Jts liCCOfld vOwrs_ !ilrai~ht lost~, 80·72. by l.>t!lrolt. It ill my fN•l in ,~; th;Jt Jj Hall of Yt1u l:<IH lwt Ihal Ud~ OIHJ b01liot, St11nftu·d h('lll W<itihington 58-46 Faml! i~ to hnn or famuu~ nlayct·s at lf'a~t. will ncvf'r go in complete· Satm·lfii ,V nigh! hut had be~n up: It doesn't rule thai 1l1r famt• mu~l. ly lli<tnk. set hy lhe ~DnJC team on .f''riday, be one enned over a ion~ pt1rind 07-ol:i! . Anti We.~t Virginia, after of say 20 or cvt•n 10 .vear-'. If a bt•ing niJIJH'd by Villanova. M -:'.13, pitcher· lasted unl~ c•ne M•ason, on fo'ridlly, took 11 n 87-71 drutJ. but hnpprnr-d h1 wm the untwardbing from L1 Salle Saturday. of mod1:rn tolai nf 40 J40imt•s and ____ · nc\'rr [l llrhed agam , <"<•r1amiy hr should be ,;ivt>n a nichr al Cooperslown . f Girls' tntcrmwaJs .atartect FriTy Cobb l'l><:ently Yt>ntun·d. with day evening at MiddlepOrt Hitb a areat deal uf caution. that School when the SeDJOI'tl defeated BY JOSIE PICKENS Mr. t~nrl Mrs . Carrnll Cleek of "t herC' :-.hould he some dividing thl' Junior.~ and tbe SophOIIJOteB beat th~ Freshmen, Mrs. Nan Columbu~ r;pcnt. Chri~lrn1l.!l with llnt•." llis pitch Is that the olcl lime !'.loorc, Girls' Physical .Eduettloa ber parenl !i, Mr. nnd Mr~. Charles ball ployt>r pNformcrl over a teacher, is coaclt for tho baaketFoatcr anrl t'amily. Mr. 11nd Mrl'i . Vlrj:~il Roush had yrcatC'r Bpun of ycurs and com- ball tcnms and the referees are piled dazzling statlR!ic~ in a dcHd Larry Eastep and Jobn Vroman 1!1 Chri sltn.:l,<; dinn<'r guests Mr . and Mrs. Frt•d Sh11.in, Racine and ball era. llul it !ihould be admitted with Leo Kennrdy Jr, as asolstthat th~ pace is much swlflcr to- ant . l\lr. lind Mr~ Virgil Wa!k(lr. every facet of the game has Thursday evening the teams and K<~thryn Philsnn idt Thursday clcct<'d the rollowing capt11lns anrl for Alnb10ma aflf'lr ~penrllDg h er been improved. ll is the feeling here !hal de- co-captains: Seniors, Juanita Ban vacation wilh hl'r pNr('nt_., Mr. and lillrvlng or a Npot <Ire ~ uch piayCfli gcrtcr, Helen Cline; Juniors, Lin: Mr.~. FrNI f'hil~oon. .!15 Hank Greenberg, Hack Wilson, da Batey, Barbara Caplcina; So1Haud1• Juhnson .•lol'iil· Pil-k('ns, Phyllis Ina Rcithmillu, :\Irs 1.. E. 1'1rkens Ll'fty Gomez, Tony Lazzcri. Red phomore~, flee Sauer, Ruffing, Zack Whl'al, Luke Ap· Stanley: f'rNthmf'n , Polly Thoma~ Mr. and '-lr .~. c;l'orglr Nt•igll'lr und and Mule Haas. and Carol Jct~n Hudson. rlaugh!f·r Wl'rr ho!l(lay gut·-~ts of piing, f:arl•Combs ~-------~· ~Mr. anrl ~lr~ . How;mt Nt•i1:kr. Of . ht•r i!UI'S ! ~ WCf() ~~· -IOd ~h-; Clyde t'l' ll.'h~ and daughh•J", l 'o ltllll· bus. ,luyn! Draec w;1~ in llolt.e r llosp1Ld Wilh J'ltll!UIIHlflia and h!IR brt·n rrturn~·d hntnt'. ( ';t liN8 111 thrl Pitkcns home Thnr~day were MtN , William Mus~f'r. Mn and dau"hter of Rock SprlllJ.: s Hnd :\.frs. Lena Pickens, .\l·.ason Cily. Gt'nt".f.:C ltu rris. PonwrO,\' Vi~>iled Mr and Mrs . \\-'. It, llaytnnn Slfn· I · We wttneueq :1~ tbat f I 124 E. . 1 MAIN PHONE & "A\'INGS COMPA~~ , Pt. 1.97 Ul' Pleasanl, w. v~• e.~•::•:lr<ll:::._tlt:::ooe::_-!~~=~~== ·· ,.,·,.,·,.,·,.,~··,.,·,.,·,.,·==~==~~===-':::.--"'~~P~om=e~ro~y~,~0~111'=0~~=' Slack e1D . · Ue I tSto I · close to work in hi! po,:,J.tlOn. spe<to\or, •Ill!. dliliiJ' . ~n an ~ tUJl count 'of jua~ ~fer" ~ relnt ... hat ' bMn ...., ...... bounds Slack lljd : ~e. , but we aro"ntll 20 polnh ~ taN, know that lt · it IJII"t ·20, end and thus hit showlna .11 ,,.. he al10 bad Jh· tile . vlelolt.Y. of f ,. Middleport's Bob Ashley <~!so aaw action in the contest, and Bob i&Ve a good aCOUJll of htmself, although be didn 't score . Bob bas been playlnl!l the su:lh man on Jules Rlvlin's quintet, and usually replaces Dave Kirk at back euard, and as a result hu little chance to do much •coring since he Is back in 11. defenaive position most of the time Bob hu been seeing Quite a lot On Sports 1 ' 0 0' A TO MilT ' Put Co...UCO'I· of ~ scored 111 polntl u he replaeed out there on the basketball court. Slack at center, and went in DaUJblenl ol America wW '- ' 1 crown. 'I . ~dS. And YOU CID be &ure that of action, aDd Jn the Boiloa Colbil Charlie Clb hold his own Jere rame durint tbe bolldaya with' a·oy tenter in the country MoonBeams By JOHN GRIFFIN UnltH Press Sporlt Writer San l<Tancisco and Dayton, those long-range feudists for the national basketball champion· ship, emerged with perfect ll-0 records today fa-om a "weekend of horror" that wrecked four other major t.'Qntenders lor the 1 Monday,.January 9, 1956 .s_, est ecauseee· ' _...,_.. ,..._.,.. T'NUI> RI<Gnt<MOCI'U.-IT ' w ., A NUftlaE! -"'" ' . -- Girls lntramurals Open Friday Eve PLANTS ,IRIMIN Vi11iti~ GU15Ti Yoiuntf.'cr ' .. " .~ . ,._. ..': •'·'• .' ' ' l< ' '•. You Get quieter, smoother, safer power on. '11>underbird Y-8 18 the llla1l4lft eliht for all Fairlane and Bt.atioll ..,..loll. I w*""' You G~t the greatest ·.. safety ad.v ance dat• to Over two years of Ford"""~ · and teslin11 went int.o , ~: ·: · Design.l!fow it'• yourtdn·F~ fer · . extra protection .,&;nst ~ I!IBJor', .. caU~U of accident il\juey. Only ac· . ter NANCY In, tree 115. :MQJletary 19. Change "J.ittle unit (Rum.) 20. Cry of a cow-· \Vomen'' 16. Mu.slc note 21. Fields •33. :r.lana.a17. SmeU. cozy 2:.!. Thrice tl!ry 'oom . (musJ 34. Begone! 18. A thin .tee.le 23. ConstCl~ , . - 36. v;oide(i .: 2-2. One who mali!"es s_ults la tlcn 2:5. Genus ,..-1-fE HAVE HEART TO TAKE IT 40. Spreads ·- - -'I-··- "irass to dry i~:!~J:eon ot 42. 48. Cwhlon Breach Recline " oow:or 1. High 2. ChlOe MYSTilY MAH CONTEST lULlS and fever Dallf llellUael will the prbe llll'feaslog Mallis DOt Identified the Ml'Jb!ry Man Is name anll a~dreo• ' you the fine car at half the fine~ar ;PliCt/'1 ' 1Ae et<t11a11t J)(lstma•l< the jrinr.a- In case more ~lted. . MAH tHTRY BLANK I . \ • 11nd Doo · Hilly Joe SJ)t:ln· Bee11e, Raciac. A beld COD· Iiardln . • • • • • • •. ! ~- ' ·~ • ;. USI!:D CARS AND TRI!CKS 0 "'--" A . • 4. Writing ftuld 6. Pigpen ,,i . DAILY CRYPTOQUOTEHer...s ho,,:to 'Y~ ltj,.\ , . " ,:~~~~ AXYDLRAAXR _, ' II LONGFELLO _w ·,· ~ 1 oh~ iHter fl'mpty sth:fu.i ilor a;dOf'l,~~- '. ~Jtd(t~x+p1t! ~~"" tm ,.•'1'-! fo.r U:ut three L's, X :l'or ~ lh• tWo -O's, e(c. $ttgle let~er,e. a_ troP'hi~l!l, the length and formation of the ~...~~ 11.11 Ea.t::h day the code letters an ditrerent. jliQ ' ....... ... . . .. . . ......... . . . .... . ... ....... . . ........ . ~ S. -tt.ra.nl'e A Cryptogram Quot.O.tlon JIYSTERY MAN ..... ' ............... .. 461 S. Third St. . 16. Ptnaceou!J u. Saniahmellt 2.00 Come in for a Tiut rt~ Fire· p~rllfi~e '. ' Ji'ltemf'n ~ru.:•·'•ntoor J3. Fortunate 10. MVSTilY ;o··· '1'- 'l'hullderbird'o own engine .., be yOUJtl at DO ~ cost. orcanlaed ·,jj;~~'f. 11. ~deputy 12. \Vuhed " . 8. Oree!dy foi'P4. . .~H? Hicks, Cbarle• LcPomeroy; Pete lmMi\1 .1pace In j Setdinel. '· a reaper '1. Eilack 6.Q~NY The Daily ~ DAILY ACROSS 1. Taj)eolltry . . , wore li''fltilll of the Mlddlc.•· Vfl'h•nt.oer l>epartment evening included ' C..an· .·Y'·o,u.. . Identify, ''.H. ~~r~ - Adu Brlll'l', :\.lllncht'.~!C'r Is yi ~HH tQ lnrldinitl'lr wilh her ~;on. of MlltJOn. Hay~an. .··-:J \ia.r lrl hr·n Brac .2' ADII f11ml!y . ll c11'l Wolfl', l'0meroy. t'BIIed on Au gthiH ntld Idtl Wolf(' Sunday, Mr_ ;~nd Mr!i. Ucrs<-h el Ro u~h r-n · tcrtum1~d Christma~ )Jrl! . !o~otrl Grimm and duughtl'r, tJf Board , .M r. and ~l r~. '1'11U8 l'ickcn.~. Oth e ~uc11hi Wl'tl' Mr. und Mrs. John Boyd anrl r~tmily, Antiquily and 1\lr. and )tr~. Harry G1·im and dau ~htcr t.:lamlia of Graham. '"' Mr. anrl '-lr~ . Titus Pi('kcns and . a!gtcr11, Mandl' and Josi~. Mr~ . L ' E . Picktn!l were Sunrl:l,V RUrl11l11 of 1tr1. Earl Grimm .ancl l!RUJiht:-r o{ 'BtQIId Run and Mrs. Lena Plck(;n ~ Jl. Mrs_. W.- j .c GANDERJNG THROUGH THE PARK ' Miss hnike -H~ymarl.returned' to Colwnbus ' aftet" spending tbe' holidays ·with- ber parents, Mr. and .1 .., I'' . ~ ~ T' VJYO QtTI<A .WJZ MKOJ KL ;y '. ltun ·M tSM ) T~NG t. VJSKMIQ'i' NKS N QCTWYLN J-TO YOJ_ TVJY S J • Saturday'• CrfptoqlWte: IT IS IMPOSSIBLE, IN OUR CONDlTION OF SOdi£TY, NOT TO BE SOMETIME::S A &NOB-TIJACKERAY.t . nlttribuled' b)' Kill J'f!&t\lru S¥•n1~ate: ·.... _ - - •.... , I ~'T KNC¥/._, BUT AT LEAST HC COULD ~\iS .. CALLED WINNf!.f �-----.-·-·- -- ·---- --·-------~-·--- ---~;- . . - --· -~'-- --- ---Po 0 e Si, - ' - - - - -- -I Mrs Dale Smith assisted by '\lrs Mike McKemie, Mrs. Henry Mrs La~Tence Lannmg t·ntt"r Reibel, Mrs CmTie Grueser and tamed the Past C h u~fs of \!;;~gnu- :.1!'3 Ad.tm Ebersbach. ila Temple, Pythian Sisters, Thur~day evPnmg at he r hume on Refreshments were served by Spring Avenue he hostesses to those named The meet1ng in rh<~~i'P o' •1., . bove and Mrs. J oseph Beegle president, Mrs Hern lt't• nar ~t. '_rs Wilham KUhnger, ·Prlrs Mer opened With the Lord's Pr~;.er n Russell, Miss Erna Je!se . Reprxts W6re g1ven on g 1 f~ pll' '111es Lena and Thelma Grueser , sented members rluflnA llll' ~ss Bern1<:e Ann Durst, Mrs Christmas season \1r., w ( tollin Bearhs, Mn Karl Grueser Burson resign~d a~ trl'asun·t .u 1d nd Mrs Delbert EJ.Selstein. Mrs Goorge Hetnes was elected to The February meetmg will b lbe offJce held at the home of Mls1 Tbelma Games were played dunng the Grueser with Mw Lena Grueaer social hour With pnzes aw~~rued t o as .usistina: bo.stess. --------~~-----Chit rter 9115 R••f'H Dialrlct No. 4 UPO&T OJ' CONDmmt OJ' ...- - ---- --.-.-- The Daily Sentinel • POMEROY SOCIETY Funeral Services Held For David Terrell Tuesday turned her home. s.•~u.:~~~ I Md., after spendJna: t"!o • e Mn~ . Marti~:~ McA.qu! b.u to witb Mrs. W~ndell Betltn.g. Robert Warner returlled 607~ Phone ! The First National Bank .t a..,....4111111'11 t!l....._ I _ •_ The Doily ~ntinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio - -- - -- - Mrs. Dale Smith Entertains Past Chiefs 01 PytiNan Sisters Group Thursday Eve_ I .. . his home, Dayto~. Satur~ a few days' businea vlalt here. Condor St. 1 Tuesday were held from the Ewlne Chapel Tbursda) Hr. and Mrs. Dale Faulk al 2 o'clock with the R e'r', Waldu Columbu1 were weekend MIDDLEPORT SOCIETY Former Middleport , Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Hawk1ns ; Homer ~alley, who is employGirl, Engagement and Mrs. George Baker were in ed at J1mmy Parsons Motor Parkersburg Friday when the Agency. is ~cbedu~ed to e~te.r ladies attebded the Ladles' Ori- the Veterans Hoap1tal at Cbilh· Announced Recently ental Shrine Ceremonial, cothe Tuesday tor surgery. 1 The Rawlings-Coats ambulance Mrs. Garnet Davidson hu took Ernest Hall, son of Mr. and b~en returned from Holler Hos- M. Lo ISS rene Ann Petm, • former Middleport res.ideot, ia Funeral &!l'Vices for Davtd Terrell, 72, wh~> died at his home, ed Churc.b olftetatlng. Special m~Yic waa prov 1ded b). , , .. Buck, oriani•t Burial wa.s in Beet-11 Grove cemetery and pall beaNn were John Terrell, Joseph Struble, Earl, Jr., and Kra. Lepr and Ernest Pomeroy, and Mils Betty Gr-ew. key of Middleport, spent Coming !rom out o! toWD for ia Charleston. W. Va., with Mrs. the services were Mn. Mary Jor· Lawreoc:e Spea,...• and da"•hter, Mr "G Elila~th. ..,... ... dan, . and ·IIU,.,, Ernest Me rew U'll;' MTs. Clara Lanham, Mrs. Velma Mrs. Harry P. Smllh, Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Doris Woodell and HyaeU, Pomeroy and Mn. Mr.s. Lula Stover aU of c harles LeWis of Racine were jn ton nd Mr 1 T II moutb, Sunday where tbey Mr. a s. Char es erre tended an exeeutive meetina: !>f and Alonzo Terrell of Cincmnati: tbe olficm ,or Portsmouth Ots- and Mrs. ·Martha Ruu;ell, Brad· trlet Women s Sootety of bury. tie Service of the · BIRTH ANNOUNCED 1 C'=.h. Elmer Wickham Mrs Mr. and Mn. Null, who ' · Uved on the C. P. Bra(lbury pro<(laude Darst, _Mrs. Albert Wood· perty while be wia employed on ard, Mrs. Bernice J>ar1t 1nd Mn. Jl ' Lucille B. Hawkins, members of the Kyger Cteek . eonttru'c:tlon Tbeod onu: cou!lcil nauJ h ters of of work, have •11Iiounce4 . the onblrtb a daughter, Jan~t Sue, t)e. Albert~~~~~ Cbulta Vol. VII No. 225 Editorial Phone 397 • ' I i' li ·e nttne Me-~ Pomeroy-Middleport, January ID, 1956. Buofu.,. 3118 Single Copy ent VISOrS I Mn. Jame• HaH, Chester Road , p1tal to Holzer Hospital Saturday eveSara Kerwood bas beea Ul for ~nsaredd ~-W~Niter S, LuLcu, SOD of ntnc. the past two weeks with a vi.ruA OJ' UCUQ r an ,Q.I,.,, ormaa ucas, Che· lnfed1on. shire, and her parents, Mr. I.Dd In the &taN of Ohio at the cl... t,f buslneu on DK, 31 .. 1955 111bl.llbed in re1pon.ee to call ...._e b7 eoJQWOlkt U.. ....,.._. Mr. and Mrs. Gorge Veith, Sr., ' Mrs. Flor•ee Hannay, Buffa. Mrs. Clarence Peters, Ches.ltire, ...._er teetloa 5111, U. 8. ente,t.alne4 Mr. and Mrs. David l lo , N. Y., is spending "-& ~eek have IUl'Dounced the engq'emeqt OUu, Sunday, wtth her motbet, II: S. ud approaehlnc marriace.' No de fjaite date hal been sN !Gr the Cub, balance• wttb other banb. lncludlnl l'fteJ'W btJ.. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Ha)les [ Wh1te, and other tela • " , , ance, and cas h Items in procfJM at cOU«t.ioo .. --., .• __ 286..382.&1 and sons, Bill an~ Walter , visited Mr. and Mr,. Lafry- :~ . ce and wedding. UDited States liiOYen..ment obUptiou. direct. and r.elative~ at Boomer and Glen son have moved frorri- '. he' Pratt Slie tra®ate<l 1rol!l ti.Jeshlte IU&rant.eed . . . ...••••••.• , . . . .... , •••. __ 289 714-06 Farris, W. Va,, Sun~y. apartments on Coal to HlP Sthoo) aud IJ by Oorpo:ra.ti! stoclu Hncludllll' • 3.300 etock at' Pedenl ·· ' Mr. ind Mrs Don Becker and Pomt Pleasant. Mr. ~ · , fhe Ohio Bell. Telephone Cqm. Resene Bank _.. . . . . .. . . , . , ..... , , . . 1.300.00 Ele~ P.any llHi he iractUatid from GalLoaM and d1scou n ts UnclucLing $182.02 ovet"<lrlafta) •. , ·-- .. 396.497.20 their son, Randy, are movmg to 1 ployed at th~ Ohio VaPomeroy, tnc Corporation. · ~ ~: lf IS. Academy Hiall ;,llcboql and af. Bank pretn!JO('.J. I>Wnt.od $16,200., furniture S. Arnled Helen Shinn, who bas been in : Miss Virgie Hobstettir "' il (er &crvlng in the and fixtures 31.332 50 .. --· . , _... ..... , , 17.&12.50 Other asset. .... .. . . . _............ , . . . 2.142.08 Grove C1ty taking care of Mrs. / vishmg Mr. and Mra. Rle'llard services is employed at the MarPoncil Adkins, returned home, Chambers and son, ErleJ, lfter Jetla ManufaeturiDJ Company at America were tn Chester, Sun- cember 29th, They also have a day afternoon to attend a District TOTAL ASSETS .. . .. ...... 'Ask Your · O..let AbOut Our / her return from the Vllt'el-ans ' Pomt Pleasant. Sunday. 1.005.369.2:1 LIABtt.ITID OffU!er and Deputy Club meet- Bix-year-old soD, -&bert. . Hoap1tal in Huntington, where Fin•*"• ,.... hfore You lvr Demand depoaiU or bldlvtduala. partnerlhlps, and Mr. and Mn. WJ!ham Dillard ljhe was a BUrJieal patient. MIETING DATI SET A New or UMCII A~ttomobll-. corporations . _ _..... ..... ..... , _.. , and son, Walter, were &uests ofl Barbara Scott, student nurBe The January dinner meetltlJ The Second Ward Women's wh1ch will follow the meeting. Appliance or TrMtor.' T1me deposits of lndtvlduah, P81'taerabis-, ud of of the Middleport Bualnesa and Club Will meet at the ward bouse All parents and friends are urcorporat1oru; . . . . . . .. ... . .... . . .... . .... 274.628.159 aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs at Holzer Hospital School E . / Nursing, spent the weekend with Professional Women'a Club wib Tueaday, at 8 p .m. for a pot,. ••:•d~t~o;;a~t~te~n:d~.;;;;;..-;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;.;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Depa&ih of St&te and polttical aubdivdaioll8 _ .. , ..... __ 176.601.37 w:~ter Odwe':, Sun~~Y·te r an rs. es r r.wln her parents, Mr . and Mrs,. Paul be held at the First Presb)1erlan Juct dinner and regular meetTOTAL DElPOSI1'S . . . ---~-- ... . $88:1.206.22 Jag. A whl!:J ele_phant aale will Other liabidJties .... and son:'!, Don and ~Ike, v1s1ted Scott, and family . Church on Tue•d- J -' 10 -- L588.3~ Mr. and Mrs. J1,1n1or DBVldaon ..~' anua'",. . be held following tbe .me~tio.~. and baby and Mr. and Mrs At a raeent meeting TOTAL L!ABILlTIES .. .. .. .. ...... .... .. .. 883,884.07 Charles Elliott, Columbus, over CAPITAL ACCOUlfTI ·_J ex:ecutive board of the Capital Stoelr.: the weekend. GuUd o£ the Federated Church Common stoek, total par $30,000.00 , , ... , .. _, , , .... , . Mr. and Mrs Jack Bachner Is was voted to hold four 80.000,00 Surplus .... , .... , ..... , . , ..... , . , , . 60 000 00 wore business visitors In GalliUnd'Wodcd profil.!! .. .. . . .... , ...... .. Lh684.68 polis Saturday. 1":;" Mrs James White, who has New Offlt'ers were mstall ed Mrs. Mark Grue.ser and :Mra. Her- uary 10 at 8 p.m. at which tlme TOTAL CAPII'J'AL ACCQUNTS 121.684.88 been a medical patient at the when the Sacr£ld Hear t Gutld met man Grueser. tbe members or the executive TGTAL LIABIL!T!ES AND CAI'!TAL ACCOUNTS 1.003,1100.20 Mei11s General lfospltal. has Thursday evening m the church Prayer ey Horak elo'ed bOard will be hosteases. Mra. been brought to the home of Mr. auditorium . WR1WOft.\'ltfn.\ the meeting atter whl h ,0¢1 I P'tarl Mora wUI be Jn charge of AMete Pleds'ed. or as...tgncd to secure ll11:billttes and Mrs Judson White. Mrs. Prnyer by the prf'.>ldent. Mrs. haur wal .~~oy•d an~ a the program. The second meet· lllld tor ut.her PUJ'POI&eiJ .. , . . .. ... 271,314.69 Jud5on White has returned from George Hackett J1· u p ~ n l'd the "'"' r re - lng will be held in March with I. PriP.ela m'l S Norris C"IISit!er ur the o!lbov• nam ed ban~ <3o wo Rutland where she stayed with meet ing The mmu tcs oi t he pre ments serileij. , the E~derated Circle u bostes~o tmnlv "WE"I'I r th~t thf' lllhnvp thtement b tr-ue to the bflllt of m, lfn~• her niece , Judy Chase, al Lhe vlou!l m eet~ng were read and liP Take 1 word Of .edvlea from m•, •·rt··,. ~nrl hellf'r Chase Funeral Home while Mr. proved and the trea~urer's report Tloi Winding Troll Garden "'RF.El.AND 8 NORRIR, r·~-.ter. airlt.. L• tiM laundry worry •· and Mrs . Clarence Chase vis1ted given ll wa~ voted to pay all I otub ·wtt) llieet at the hQme Mr. and Mrs. Robert S~cie~.~~<l;l bills. A card of thanks was re· t~~ , Da,le 1Smitb 1 Spring '"''"II bout vour W.ahder problem•. HAROLD CARNAHAN den and two children at ceived from Mrs. Mt~ rlin Waddell Thav'n got all the modern ltCI· J. DILLON CROSS Palm Beach, Fla. for kindness extended her durtng I World EHER S. ROUSH OORECTOT~.s Pvt Larry Wiley, who is sta· a recent 1llne.ss l!ltate nf Oh t" ('~>li•" Tv ,., M~>lll'~ 1111 ulpment, skill enclexperftnce to 1S&-viee Of the Enterpri.se EUB SWOO'n t o and s u..,.9CrJhoed iL •hef{ll"e me thi.o! Blh da~ of J a.n., 19156 a.nd ( toined at Fort Knox, Ky ., spent Communications were read 1ChUrch will meet at the church, do a t:rackerlack lob . .• •nd hereby certify t.ha t I um not an oUlcer ~'~r ,,,,.,, tnr O'Jr t"h ba nk the weekend with his parents, Mother Mary Clare or St. John 's Tuesday at 7:30 p.m for their Mrs . M. D. Hartinger was a reJular meeting and FRANK CLELAND, Notary Public Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Wiley, and Vill a and {rum Donald Horak you'll IMva more tim. to devote potluck My Com minion _:_~ires February 12. 19157 family Mr!l. Hackett thanked all who guest when Mrs. James O'Brien lunch. Mn. Thomas Bentz: will be to youi"Mif and your famtly. j;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.-.;;.;;;;~---'--.;.,.;.;;;;;;;;;;..;;;;;;;;;;;;,;_,.;;.;.....;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ hel ped WJlh the lmp ertal Electr tc entertained her bridie club Wed· the leader far the evening. nesday evemng at her home, Lln.Send evt:rvthlng to •. · Tile Twilight Qarden Club will Co d inner. A contribution was coln Hill. meet Thuraday evenln& at the marie tu the March of D1mrs. A Pnze for high score WJs award membership dnve was d1scuned ed to l\fl88 Marie lUchman and se· borne of Ml'8. Elmer Wickham with Mrs. Louis Reibel as assist· Mrs George Horak was mstall · cond to Mr.s Dor Schaefer. ... in& hostess. ed a:; presulen l M.rs. Theodore Refreshment~ were serv~d by The Central PTA will meet .at Beegle, vice pre.sident; Mrs Mary the hostess to thmw named above the sch(lol Monday at 7:30 p .m. ~s . and Mrs. Alfred Elberfeld, Mr3 Sch:t.Jier, treasurer a nd :program has been planned by A rhomas Hennessy Jr., secretary Harmon O'Brien, Mrs. Edison program CommJtlees wert!< nliJDed for the Hobstetter, Miss Marion Ebers Mri. Hsrold Lohs.e, ebairtnaq. Rev. Parker, who has .:oming year a s follow.<; Mrs . bach and Mrs. Cbaries Gibbs . been in China tOr 30 years Janet Kom, Mrs Virgie Ruschel, ~ ~e guest speaker. The ..~~·e~·ll NURSI ASSIGNED Mrs Hom er Gordon. Mrs. James taUty eomqlittee of which Co nde, ~r s. Wilham Clark and Janice Luman, R. N., Mrs [i'rank Jenn ings, ways and ,!o work at the -;~~:;~:~F. Toillpkll\8 Is ehat.,.an wtU ~· :M in tharlt4f ot the jltriey supper means. Huntington Hospital Mrs Phtlllp Me1cr and i\llsa January 9. Miss Luman, Helen Waddell, 8ick committee the daughter of Mr. and 1\.fn Kenne th ~McCullourh, Raymond Luman, South MTs John Goett, Mrs. Henry Avenue, Middleport, is a Wells, Mrs John M;itch and Mre. ate of Middleport H(Jb Paul Holtnr, program. and of the Holzer HostesBes for February are ~ 1 School of Nur~lin:t. She Holzer .!f~~piital: Cathenne Grue!er, Miss AJnes I employed at Grueser, Miss Chril!ltine Grueser, since her graduation in I a Weather ohio: Cl•udy •nd calli with fr..Une ' rain and_. 10mt wet •no• tod.ly ch.anglne te till• In ...,........_, portl.n thlt •fhr· ftOOI'I:, hi•h 21 to 35. CltHHir with oc:ca•lor..l frtnl,.. rain tonitht ch•ntlnt to rain and somewhat warrN"r W.clnnd•r· Devoted To Tile a:uesb J Barteb, pastor of the Federat of her mother, MJs. Gol<U' Hawk. Vir&U Rouib, who ll employed on the rtvor at PlttaburJih, Pa., ill lpeDdlD& a few days with his famlly. Mra. Evl Denny, Sr., and • 5c erm ans I em~Jwed 'f.ell)- ~1- u.· ,... r ....... ................... Mrs. George Horak Insta l'led'A •· s presiu.ent Of Sacred Heart Guild At Thursday Meet !:' :':~~d~:.r· .f::O~~·'"····J·~'.".'g. l NOW I HAVE ¥1-t:. ef afi •h At M'dd/eporf H.·tg TIME FOR FUN ... ,. ' Mrs. James CYBrten ')'h":t..:.:~n:Octety Entertains Bridge of I What are You Seeking? Only Christ Offers Peace. ... Robinson's Laundry Evangelistic Services January 10 through January 22 CHURCH OF ,THE NAZARENE Tri- Lustre Clecmei's Resident Here wins H'•gh Honor Although but one acC'Jdent hal:i bccurred In the last 24 hours due to the two inches of newly fallen snow which began around 11 30 1 Joseph F'rt>derick McBride of p.m. Monday, local law enforce-Is: . Louis. M1ch. !Mit <If Mr. and menl officers warned the people Mrs. B f'. MeBride (Emma o{ the ilrea to dnve especially Franz) former residents of Pom& careful, since ra1n and sleet are roy has quahf1ed as one of forecast fop. the area Motoru;ts leading sloUd!:i,nts of the nation, were cautioned to dnve very acordmg to word recentl)l ~ carefully, and to drive only wben ee1ved bere . necessary. Ht' has b~n aavanced to the semi-finals of the largest private . scholarship pngram m American 1Hldory, reportll the National Ment Scholarship Corp., &J)(ln. CINCINNAIT, 0 . UP-Produce: sor the the nation-wide talent Eggs, weak and down 1-4c; Cf'ln· contest sumers A large 53-55; brown 53The 5,000 semi-finalists were 55: medmms 50-:>J; brown mix high scorers amona: 80,000 hand. 50-53; extra large 4849; A large picked students who tried for white 46-47: A med1um brown Merit ScholarshipS tn the p['eli. 46-4'1; checks 32-34; small 38-40; mmar)' screertiog tesL'I on Oct 8 large 46-47 ; C 38·4{1. 2fi The second eununahon is Chickens, fryers about steady scheduled to be held on Jan. 14. From the 5,000 seniors taking lollowing a lc decline; fryers 33 1-2 lb 19-20. h{'ns, heavy over the neJ:t test about 2500 wtll adas $9,. 51b 22-25; hens, hght 5 lb and j vance to the finals, where De und{'r 16-18; hens hght, leghorns many as 500 scholarl;htps and L3-15, old roosters 11-Jl. . 2.000 Certificate Of Ment win. Buttf!r, 90 score 66c. ners are to be idenhhed. I Middleport, Ohio Youthful Evangelist and Singere You are Invited to AHend II \tarket Reports Januaryclearance SALE NEW Only loW priced I ! builds uniforms • A ltftUhll horclwoofl warchbt at • low, low prfg to eJv. you txfN lOOM 1..•,-Ir. ConvMitnt, bfs, etorae• apace that IYtry luolfy no""Doon tlldo H~ly on like 111111 roll• boarlnto. Stolnod hantlng lfiCict for 11001111 cl110111l11ou. llnlohod ., moplt, ""'lnur ., ooah~t••r wtth pollohttl bNuha-... ONLY "" YOU CDJAJ . ., BIG YANK aives you a CllltriJ.It, ,.UC.I way to dress for work - MATCHal S£TS ... SanlorizJd for CQIII~It washabili!J With lflfse ililportant buiiHn slreqtb ' ~tum: No-Tare belt loops; ~nchored button~ tttaintroof shirt yokes! . LIMITED SUPPLY • • • BUY ' ker Furniture ' NOWf ROOMS 2.95 Pllll: 3.95 Hew FURNITURE .ELBERFELDS ' iWintry Storms Speed West The Ohio Highway Patrol and other law enforcement officers are on the lookout for a driver of a car that sideswiped an automo· bile driven by Lester Burford, 49 Rutland Monday {'Vening. Accordmg to the patrol. Bur£ord was traveling cast on Stale Highway 124, 9 of a mtle east of Rutland, at 10 40 p.m , when a ear traveling west struck the car on the side. and sped away, towards Rutland , and circled around the city. Moderate damage was done to the BurJord vehicle. The Htghway Patrol reported that Marvin E. Craig. 24. Porn<'· roy was fined $5 and costs Mon · day, by Gallipolis Municipal Judge James. on tlie charge or fatlure to transfer te1istration Ading Chief 'Of Pomeroy Pollee Frank Hudson reported lhat Ernest Green, Pomeroy, is to face driving wbUe intoxicated charges in Mayor E. F. Robtn· son's court, tonight. Green wMs arrested Saturday nisht hy Police Officer Henry Werry and is free on bond. Hudson slated that the meter reetpts for the vil· lai• totaled for l01t wek, ~- matched sets ••• matchless for ..DO·IT•YOURSW''· ers lntarlora Jn "40 tarn~ent•• 39.95 Highway Patrol Is Alerted For · · Hit-Skip Driver Eastern Local School Board '. .. ... I From The Eastern Coasts BY UNITEC PRESS .states and .scor~s of cars skidded Th e East s worst wmter storm I mto sma~hups m seven years reversed the usual \\•alkmg was almu~t as danger· flow of weather today, forc mg nus as drivmg at tho storm's ram snow and sleet tnlo tbc na· heig ht Monda y . Pl:'dcstrians by lion'~ heartland thr score took heade rs on the ice The storm :;lackened som ~wha t ~hl'ked sidewalks and then head· along the 1ce glazed ea!te:n se,1 cd to t~e ho.o;p1lals fur treatment board But con!JnUlng told wea 1 of sprams .and bruu; t•s ther cau_o;ctl d amage estimated a· t The traffi c---..<npphng glaz(' 10 milliOn dol lars to F~orida . truck mcl:ed under nuld temperature~ crops and htghways were sltppe: m New York C1ty and elsewhere in death traps farther nurth. the Northeast But the ice was The Wintry blast spring from 'I I ~ti ll so dangc.rou~ 1n tbe Washinghuge low pre~sure system center· ton, D. C. ;~rca Monday qight ed ocr the V1rgm1a 11nd North I hat olfk1ab warned all hlRhWays Carolina coalit.s It was so bi.11: tha t were "'.sheets of 1ee" and motor~.&ts th@' wual £low 'of weather Iro1n !'.hould st ay home except in exWest to East was stotJped in ih trrme emergf'nt'JCS. tracks and began moving th ~ 1 More dGWnpours were el(peclcd othn war , wt Host on Wh••re 2 27 mches or The U s WeathE:r aureau fore- ritm wen• measured Mondu. AAtl ca.o;t snow flurrt eli and a band or fnre4 asters warned of treezm;;,: frei!zing drml e as far west as H- ram and sleet r.oday for parlll l.lf linof~ and ras1ern Wisconsin. All ~e n\ucky and TennessE'c roads in Western Pennsylvam.a In Flortda the rich tounst were already teed-over, causing trade and vegetable crops " '1!. • two deaths. and .snow, sleet. and lwm v1ct1ms of the Allanlt<" frost. freezing ra 1n lashed Michigan and For ~he seeond straight day, It was warmer at Portland, Me. than rastern Jndtana On th(' Essl Coast, the lcf' at Miam1. Thousands of tounsts sturm rank cd as the•wont smce a who pa1d $40 a day lo lounge on dtsastrous sl eet storm tn 1949 AI Mtami Beach had to get out thett least 10 dead were counted i.D. five mint coata llDd muffier.s. I \ ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 01. January Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource January 9, 1956 adkins barnett friend terrell