http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/745bda0fe7bdaf5c5b6bc1e02c1535b9.pdf 6dbda4f80f9aced845af976aca8d6942 PDF Text Text loge Eigh.~t_ _ _ __ --~--------=--__:The.:.:::...: · Dailv Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio ..R11fDAY C.L.aii.AftD - 1Aan J.avited theae d.•.u-matet to u. rear old dau· • 111 11 her tobte for tbe porty, Ptor of llr. llld - · Fronk Polly Wetllenru, Debby CoiloWU.On, eeltbrlted her birthd8.y py, llary Cleland and S&ndra lloada, , wher. abe treated the Clat.ortb)>. Mrs. WU.On wu . . pqdla ol the atteraoon Kinder- m.tecl b)' Kn. IAwil H. Sauer Iuten to Ice eream., deconted aDd the Kindercarten evp eateh and fl:von. ~ Ann Mn. Guy Reynolds. In ADII The Daily Sentt·nel wu.oa. .SERVICE to the Community! $peciol ,~e.eting LocQ/ Women's Club Makes Contribution Held}uesdQy By To March Of Dimes, Tuesdciy Erening A contribution wu ma.de to the Mrs. Geora:e Staata, Vn:. Lydia Methodist Youth March of DJrnee when the Seeond HyoeU, IIIU'ol4 j!yseH, Mn. • Ladi~ aible Closs Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Wolle aDd Ind.-. aftef 1 Mrtour iiJqea llCfamily, Olmstead Falls, have re- cordlng to w9rd reeeiYed by hfr turned home after v.Uitin&: relati- son, Robert coat.. ve. here iDcludiug ber brother, Jamea Slmpaon and family. B(lpfist Church Entertained Tues. ·,v~lsl~t~ed~ber~~ mother, llrl. at Louise lJ a patient Hol- It's a good. idea ••• for 19561 wtre trict. Wedneada:y. j ' Lew'h vilited Wednuday with bia slater, •M!'.s. Aicbie Ellil, Cheshire. PraYer by William Bailey con- eluded·1M meetlog. . Preaent. wtre Rev. aDd. Mrs. J:llll'l'y Bates, .Mr.s. Phil Wise, James. ({Urn.ore; Mrs. Gerald llnt, Bro. Uoyd Wright, Merlin Tracy, Judy Gilmo-re Mary Lou Smith. If every clrizon madt tho contnbutlon to hi~ community which newspaperboys will make Mrs. PulMro. and Pc~~~ · n~ge=•~·------- - Vol. VII WILLIAMS MaJ·ors - - -~ Draft Physicals ··To Be Given To .. Bend Area Men ... SHOf . ' RU&Sell Is Elected. OfNew•-r• I Six 1Bend Are_a mep &mong .fo.urteen . Mason Cotmti ~ou:rs MilT ana w~~ will report ·for tlleir pre-. ., Mn. ·Jln.Wo:D .Hoo!if,, J)en Mother induchoD pbyaical examinations ¥~d Mrs. WUbUr ' XoehJt/ her ~I at As~laad, Ky., on: January .- . ·~tant, su~rvised the meetini ·accordmg ·to .Mrs. lJeRs · BOley .~ Dta-1· ~t • the Hood ·- home. Moore.. elerk of the draft board Tuesday. ·nie Cub Scout. are at Pomt Pleasant. ' everyone. JANUARY «EARANCE · Of course; most of Ul older folks would bo :eluctant to set aside an Important part of our day to serve our neighbors. But tho nows• paperboy ·does it willingly, He knows from past experience that Hrvice to his community also provid.. worthwltllo rowcirds to. him. NOW IN PROGRESS John1 Hood, ])ea 8 ale SALE He enjoys trolnlng many athor boys miss. Ho develops responsibility, ho UNI his spare · tim• for achievement rather than mischief, he learns to meet peopl• and serve them effi. c1ently. He knows that learning these Ienon• ·today as o boy while operating his own small business will poy untold dividends durIng the years to come. -'-uB WOrklria project Cubs of "Plrof, Area UJ>se are repor:'~!in~:g~~~~i:i aM" for onthis a montll. ln theFour Bend P\1Ck waa th11 John suest W~ of and wile, Wee)ts, Mr: tnd N_eloonv!~e. overnJ.1ht W. grandson Ma.-a. John Miilionory Society Love Joy Circle Has Gat~Jeri,.g Tuesc/Qy Pooler, Michael ,Bratton, service. They are Dean Hall. James E. Van Meter, Robbie for II , ~dlll4~))4)rt Bank ;,v.o;pma.lo ottend a EUB ;.uni~tn" Elett M'l· 'SIJ_,."!"\ Meredith wa ' turnel tb the hoq1e of ber Qar~t.s Mr: ·1nd tli-s.''Jlolbfrf 1\ruch .. NEW FURNITURE $299' :f' Sun- day !finn Mol¥8 General Ho.<pltal wh.er.t 'abe underwent major JUr.· gery. . . '· •• ... t'l~ .For Mason-Co. BAKER . Furniture THE DAILY SENTINEL IWmer Pomeroy Mayor Delmar A. Canada,., cbar1ed yesterday by ::''o St~te Auditor James Rhodes ltb OWJDJ' the VU!q:e of Pomcroy the sum of ~.370 84 f~ u~ authorized txpendlt111'"8 while :n oltu:e, today said. "J do not denl 1hz tru,t.b oC tbe statements con t~lned 10 the eumJner'a .report. 1 did ~ake .ucb uoauthonzed expenddurea, 'but only because . of tltt faet ~ I W 110 cooperatiOn from c0118ci.l at 8aat time." The former mayor .,-..id, ''I r an the village on costs and fee~; from the M.a)'or'a Court because coun cil wonJd not authorize paym e nt ~ even th~lb tbey bad plenty of money available at th ·time." "Tbere wu no intmt to defraud nor to embez:tle on any occasi.on. I Ubed only wbat J had to work with, without cooperatiull from council." . l Yo!ml COtJnty hos~utor 8. Spears saki .Potter ad. The prosecu'tor sBI.d "we know that its. mUrder," but declined to ·hoW iht Woman wis t.iU:ed. · djd I Dumber ·of wibinare ·to be _q-uestion~ tn the case. TM Three Guardian t ,(andidates Busy Girls 4~H Club Ho$M~ting Tuescl"y Evening~~ 'Fhe Ho~ ()i Bec/cYJlru$ser . tbi.!"home oC lud~~re·~:~. , Cel• StJio PORK ROAST llleN to k tender ..• • · 1 !!ovid Dtvloo ,. Made By Court -CALLIE HAMS I o 0 o o o o '"'"·Co·. Mus..t'c. Me.1•c-. Festival Date. lb23c men !I wlrh Lynn butQr. Tbe ne~xt Y(omells Society Of. Cliiisiit~n s.;tYice Of Umted ,. . . M.,et ~ '. "i, ' .:·'" . """"FEET .. .. .. .. . 10 lbs. 1.00 -.oGNA . . .. . . . .. Sibs. UO PIG I BEEF ROAST . . . . . . . . . . lb. 39c BACON . . &lb-.1.00 ...... t ' _ 1- · Proo IIOTDOit Thon ' . MUSTA'~ luy111MtOM 2 lan 1te POTATOU ·CORNMEAL 10 lb. bat( us. II lb. 1.49 . .. -·d , . . , I COFFEl! lk lb lial! A~n or ' ",.;eM~~'~ftt ., a lb.eaa . ,. MILK ..CAN c........... FLUFFO 89e : , s· .....,. .SIMON • • . ' • .(-<'r !• ' MARKET.... . ' S....Uo CATSUP a~~~ t.oe . £Vi:&voA:v·~ . . . .e Uve* I.:. Jli · Holds· l.11e$t/tq Mee,t.ll Led ~M~:S. -~' . ~, A · "' ta- !f ·t3k"· co"""·' sChoOl on · ThUJ:adQ: eve.rq. .. po~nw~ , q~t u.t w~ter heat does Mlu Carmen. Deeail., . . ~die- !r~:Ji'eJ.. •lilt · can - ,be :w-' : ... -: ; . ' port;,- ·chal~ of Ule...~val, preilaed 'ana musle ·for .Uac plo- M..•ket Repo..." .rus. .. : Coacerulraa thl',"tost of tildal Jta~ · w.~. ·Ch•n.-·,.. >> ,_ki.:-.-uctD, ·. ~ •; pnui!nilll ... ~ Tht; Foai!VIl wiD .' .be.~ l!eld In to the (foUl\ that 11. · ~ the Mtcldleporl ~;JMI!>h •P· lavJitiii:Ut '!jo)ijl ~,~~ ' ·. '1o- ~brown c~ CheCh~ SWt; ' . Prosecuting Atlorney, diloi{I!!D' ••d' lh• ·' .. ' ·Hllb )taliatfCij)i, opihF·~- " · -..rli.J8.f0; 11 targ,!' f'5,c$ ·· ~do' . · e. O'Brien lltliJ oomina1Sel..,l beilds wlll · " ~ In r<ioqiqmollllod ,_ lho ~ · • 1 ,1!1;f0 · · ' ... · · · ·ti!>n ' fer <Hlecllon, .. on the Re~m,.<· The U,ch... vot;jd Pit>!! "Q.n"ta<ilatot. ~ ·1;4 . ,... .. aboul <iea<IY• ,. l'iiloin· ...!ilican tkket, and Enl!D"Lt w. to ui:i ' -Otf.la..,GJ.ee· Cl~bi;: ~s' ~d • . ~!M , Iieber' :th~a ~ aix R g: .lb is.le· . benS \ fl~'vvel-: Piloples wl11 5eek nominati~ f~r _ Glee .. ~hjbl, .. ,G[l'Jo'· · .. Ef!"'mble tlld.l ~~ • ~~~~ 'ralli~~)t1 , fliiiice S ib . ~; hen; l(lht 's 1~ ~·~· 'lf!ls ji'Ost on the Democra.Uc. Also an.d Miled Chorb1 tblli .. )'~. o~ a, o~e ili~d · ~ne~ ·tqutth · inch . der 18·18; J1~os light, I~ftornB :rumor _'has It that 1. E. D. ~aft>. _Tea~m .. prea~ent . I\lcluded pipe .aa. on~. foo'- ~rNn:.i:r"' • one 113-15; old roosters 8-11. ; m,.:ec, tncumb~nt t"ou~ty engmo.!e.r Mass Deenl!, _Mrs. N• . P •. ,SWIC): and ob~ r®riti"'iilctf ., Pt~-· .Butter, 90 score 86. -. ~lll seek re-:eteetl~ m the pn bamm~. · PomertQ~;· ' Mn:; Adrlen · · ' , ·'I Ch~ter Native Die'S Th~-..lay .~ . " IJi fi,}UQtb utrV. 1 •.· . ... .~ · · " '' · ' mary for thts pOBttiDn. ,y 1 filed Three Pomeioy ·)uveBUes, &ges 'of eimili~U" activities, · but 'one ~~ o£ 13, 13, anil .18, hlte •-betn releas- the btg factors Wll& th&t. theY left nngerpil•bl. which entl, altet . ~ • iint helped to idenUfy' , ~he three, al· ed . wu•~ · ~~~!#r~ ·~:par· ·•m· ··ood :r:;: ~ ":U''::'':d ~ ~ ~ ,:'t:/f tbH?f• .. were •••r a ~tijk·· a~o ,·~it>i··<n.u"· • ~ rotate~ than!\• . h the ~~.~o~ )I:O~pJ~. @~mUJK~. illif'liJ ' ilo[t lilii.-,. . . •. : . ·ChoOM ·cmy ~I• color or 1M . Rcdft!iow Aslorlmtnt CIONistlnt of ·:plow .. ••Hint of •ach 110lor lfn, 4eaour. "" '· hAd fS!Nl\ llrinl" tit h<r '"!D. t>• Ik Rl4elloljr~ · C.;.~umbua, for~ .~t _two :Ym, ·dfe4' · ~f 1 hea,rt ~o,Pcqt[of1. She il aurvived by _two. SOIUI, o;·llf:,""rid:Pl.Oyd, ll ~te,r: l\f!O ~DdcliU.en 8nd tiro ·&J'6Dt I ' PRICES ~nd~dren. . f-al ~lees \~flUb:' held. Sundar ·at ·t p.lfi: ~b · Qle · ~tbb~~ Cbureb at Ctl•~· a~ · .bUrfll Will : like .Pii!lif~III11 Cbil010r Not lllllt Weell111d POMEROY, OHIO .. ' I j. I ~-·~~. ~~~·"' )~ ~etriry. 1l»Wde 'lit', .l l\e h~ blnd, M. E. ftide#Mll'. Prlellds moy .oall 11 the EWI". Funeral HoJna ' uniU SUI!~ 1 yet, lor .,.·have Gloeckner reported Syrac.useCoun . cil Has New President , .. · · · · ••;.,•n,t>: ;Wimam.· Frand•. ·W1lo •Pi!?.inied refOtted. '. ·, . ' ': •.d · .~ · ·'bell: -Ia· a ~ocal pu:'tllrf! ... tffi.~; preJ~dent •of..the ·EiY_rael.lse ,~.illaKe • .~~~·· to·. :.llep"""'1;:1!!1erilf Ill"' tf!e lhl•~ !••..,...., ~>•~ ·con·· cothiclHy l(ytooqo~~.'a )l"j'\ll' WJ1· ~ ,:Bu ". ~~tluu < ~ ' Ja- ,teialii-.iD· the, ..~~ ... · ~rn- li~Jip;_. llU~ncr. Mlflti~Y~.~ght at :'.11 j>I'Cfto!W·· IIII'L llo• ~.;; · !1'11. lflo~ ·.il'~~ .:~ c~q.·· oltorndon( o;e.t,~o;IRhifice l~¢:;Jil.feor otd:,bqy,. " t ••o.k ""--'-e.,.J.u'.·~· 'e ' ·niles Are Arrested PebliDDS from ..,aeh party, committeemen not been 'By Slieriff On Theft•.arges ~·;~~election. ~ l:::N=..~~r~ II ;·.:;u . general •• freqoh, . Horrt~vlfl<: llta. . .I 011: Ethel Cbaprnaa, JtutJancl ,., • I' . .i' 11,.-., r .. . l~r 'ot: · u;-·~ lei · ~~ttf'd!ru Counb'·~~e Music FesU~·el by Radiator~-a · ·JA 0 : ths the llefP,. Muak: ,· ,......... ol . ~,f.. ~iii!·· liroUere el'l who met at l'!l4dfeP~· Hilb · " m. · "' ' ·· - ·· • ' c.a.-ta,te ........... ' · ·· · lCt~d dle Ort · ~:e. · uw' •If ........... " ..... "' ' were: Cfiiok;.., \L . •CHIPPING •CRACKING •.UUKING wsws . · ~qs .-~ elected c· 'I I P . OPEN EVENINGS TILL ~ 7•30 ..M THESE .UE Oth~r G!~ . . . · ·, :Jirf'deFod:Ounty Position r... •..,..... -- · . SJbsn~oo. LOOK-I.OOK 1 8Melmac -Jowl Cut,._ lwlft Grodo lool Ar.,...II•·Chucll ... ,, .•• . . cuttts loh~ .itaelne vice presideDt· ~~~ · · ' Mld· AJJril 20tb. heJ been set O~rllc • ' . 6lbs. $1.00 O,LEO .. .. .. .. .. .. 5 lbs. 1.00 POlK STUK ...... . ... lb. 39c HAMBURGER ,'1· ... ·' . . eaater:n .Obio Poultry Produters Associt~Po , a\. ·the. ·, (kat meeUng of the Y"' ~Mld .. ·i.n : lbe · Courl Houap TllundQ alihL IIFciol ,...... ,....... 'i\ ' Theron J~• • n..otao, was oleete4 preat4eG\ o(. the 5oulh· •• • {~, ·-.~ · -.· Three cuardian 1 1 ~ re(lo ed tltii· ~!!I<M .had ·~t f90k thl'!!' holil'i}9. · 4et e~~ed. t~e ~~~~ ·.'if~~ hlP ,:l:, ,..,fiii!S•on lrom tlils. ~·h . ~s· fellildenU, !flUeh Wd 'l · ~ed, ~. cane of the -toucfi,~t l h~ve a~t noon .Thursd#Y, "• ·. bad evet" dealt with." · · · stolen~ ttnd a·~ bl~,11~•ke ,'!·Afte.t · the- hoy ~nkssed. Bar· whip . .The: ·.~ ~'~'IPade i ~ .l~.ted, be pri;fdj.l~ "f'rorn about " ,P.m. ·· hJa )!itrlon the blacli: mit:e whip p&rtr.um ..atl~d. ·· ~·Que the and the $35 taken. bOys taken in~. eus~ Uad been · Tbe trio are to appear before &eeri· ·nO.t ttle - ,flteobil' 'tisidence iuveftUeJ.Tudgc Jobn' ·e a'cqn. to W~· ID · lhe d'W • •'l'J!~.il· '!!'d. r;;•d 1,1(... cbs!jel, ..,.eume 11lA1!d . "~~~~ ~~ool Jtt ~e~. Alit' ,fi tpvetqaaUng tliat dl,y, and tliJJ.. put Ui on their - brealdng and entefilll were ~aU." ,Tbe deputy pOinted out, ~t'meroy city pollc>me~; Frank lllo lite three have been. ...,USed, nudion ""d Henry Worry, or appoiotmenta hav,:: been made by Ii~ ·E *·g·~oco~es Second . lb21c . . . . . . . . 31b. $1.00 PORK SAUSAGE . . . . 41bs. $1.00 INJENERS leontnM lrwttl - llh:t'd Jowl PORK LIVER . . . . ... 3lbs. 49c BACON ... .... . Probate Judge John Baaon, the Probate Manni~~& D. Webster was apCourt reported. pointal Guardian Ad Utem of Sarab buckwerth, minor, defendant in the cue of Sidney Bartels as EXeeutri:c: of the Estate of Emina DW!kworth, deceased, ver· Tho :·l!eigs Prim ~to/ . ele<UDI\ poi fhd It u reporte<l that t))ree other lUI jluth Bartels et al defenis bepnotng to elmnt~ .. •ii!!<Pih- , I)etid008 are · tirculatiag arouDd 4IDII. ' ' . er pct#ion was filed .{O"r a cp'UntY for lt.at poritioa. ' ~~ . . . post," Cle~t .of. tbe .~ ~ or l!:lac~ r. GfOI'ge Mdolia~ . ma~ ~ pubijc JD that ume case of Sidney tioae, Albert~~~ le.,orte~ ~nn~uMem.t tbil:'JJ~ ' jt;:se~klng Baitela aa ·necutrix Q( the E&Friday. .. . · ~eCltlon for State Re;resenta· tate of Emma · DUckworlb, deThe iiecond candidate to 'flle Cor tlve, although be baa · not filed ceased. venus, Ruth Bf~Ub, et the May 8 prlmsi;'Y ,l~loa is his petition. It ·is reported t-hat Kaney Ewing, the P.re!W!nt '«Dou.n1)' there are tw6 other petitions for al, ~o other tuatdians were appointed, fbey were: Oneida RolCorot~cr, who is fi~ng· !Dr re that position also being circulated. ler, guardian Ad Litem.· of Neida' eJeetion. 'Mle first to .fUe' ~fn tbe For county eommissianf!T', it is de{endlnt, "Utd county was Deputy .Sberitt Lt-rC?Y reported tbat Dan Hartinger and Gibbs, miaor Genevieve Schneider. GUardian "Bud" Bartrum In the Sheriff' ll<ly Plro!fitt will file for lhe pri· Ad Litem of Eleanor Kay Sclmei· race. mary re-eled.iona, but as of yet no der, minor defendant. · Althou~h there have been no formal announcement has been otber petttlons fll~l$ in tbe sh>Jt·· made. ifra rae&, Art 0. ·T racy announc· . Jack Thomas, ·t he im:umbeat HOLZER HOSPITAL ed · tlhat be will be • candidate Recorder !bas made _a· public anAdml(tod Thursday' lin. · · nouncemeDt that. 'he wUI be a Claude E. Gillllam; PomerOy; ~a•dld••· in th• primary. and it .Mrs. .Richard Chambers, Middle.. ~ A a.q •· lO speculated lii&L Evelyn Lucke, p~ Robert ~e l.Yneb, Laags. · cifiCINNATI; o. tJIL.:.P-roduee: .ttle incumbent Clerk or Courts VIlle; L. J. Bl(mpr~ f"~ .}.BU... steady, co~p1~t:f ,_ A Wbo w~l .~ppointect.&o .t"e P~~t.i~n Hav.eo; llr~ Paul -~;:·· · 1~ l~t- ~-55, brown· ~: ~ wHen VJil,U: Brown: l'eliil{~ed . 1n W. V4'; ~ .. ~~ ·. . 1~. brown mix . ~i ,::~ Oc:'tober, WiU ala& seek re.-l~qn Admitted Friday: ' 1lrt. i Lather u, lii'le 46-48: ~ la:tie~)ltt~ 47· ~~it ts n;portfl;l Lbat ~as~er Smith; .New Haven. _\ ·,.~ 4j: ',t,tar.ge medium c5-4tl· It; m..- Ci)'de lillbooo will do the same. Polll-~ .... ..., .. . ,,;. · Elootlohnson. Newt~~- ,fhe ·, ~poilttments I . ....... iu Plymtfth whidl ..,. . , . and I went •heM _, lllllel Referring to · the previoos report he .said that ~.bose IWldl we-e expen4ed without ~·:~r YAC· tion aM that tbey were for Police Salaries, Redecoratinll of City HaH with oew linoleum from tbe Pomeroy Appliance Co., supplies from Ebenbach Hardware add supplies and furniture from EJ. berfelds· Department S!m-e. coont over .• two year period, Caoadiy sa1d, "'was a 30 eent ~ho~•ge wJ-_~b . I offered to pa; o -~-ate .......mmer Evans and whic~ be ~ OD tbe ground~ that tt wu Wegal to accept J!~Y ment ror ~ese than one dollar. Tbe former mayor branded as untrue t.be. sta~t-nt of tbe State Ex:amiDer lR refer~(.-e to ON THI IRIGHTIIT ~ORNER IN ,_IDII~II'ORT. The Busy he did m.d:t &uch un.uthoriwd He said that cooacil did not confirm constnK'Uon u( 1he pirk- ''The onlp deficimJ(')· In ·my ""~; F<loi<Un ··county Sheriff .._ Georse ROJII!>I<Ia .. id. tbe .... -~ borr<!Wed Til~ fr<Jm ~·lllh~r atten~"'t 11 the bospllol, bul lba~ 1lhe olber. man Wll!' .C!oOrell hi . tba .......Ol...t . . . .. .na.PJ tWClluncjl'dirsLmeoijpg.. ·. · All off~ers w~ .8'tVor_n, -m by t:fle mayOr ~cl ·t.IU! .officers bnnds were· approved. The councilman with th'e' most m~mber of votes ~lvtd In "the 'decUon is en· titled to be the council prl!sident, which is a customary rule ! of lbe council. . Coundlmcn present were: Will· 11m Francia, Lul~er . Friend. Glenn Cundiff and KOhen Harden. Otbl!r off4l!enl preaent were llany Potll, Troo.oUror aad Rich· arc! DuckWGrlb, Cltrt. • · ' • ,.,....,,,......_ He HmlttH that findlnp of • PNVIOUS ex.mi,.. ,,...., ,.,., ..,.. •ho trw, ...,. ing "Council would 110t ..,~ Ca...., untinved,. ''Thi• whol1 tltlnf It poUtkal Alull. . . .ry, btceUM of rvmon thet I interMt.J to be a un.diclate for Stet• Repr.untatlv1. I wish it made knowri that I han no political MPirations whather. I hn• 1 .-ocl bMinen •ncl intend to till• c.we Of thet/" A prellmlDII')' corontr's report Pr-osecutor · the exlst.ence of a Garbage Department in one of the loeal banb and .aid that · the witnea rea listed in the amount of fl9.70 .again&t ·him wen: paid out to convid a drunken school b dri on Nov. 0, 19S3. Canaday ':id ~=~ be lieve4 a fine of ~ and costs plus 60 days in jail against the driver and charaed the 'P•Y· ment of (ee.s a.Jain.rt the cosl.s aues.~ed again.t( the driver ·CltMCfl;r reitwntltd hit ·&tat.. mtftt tNt the finclinta apintt him ....,, true findlnp and thM' l indicated acute alcaboll:Jm ad Nposure ·were ~ibutlq tactoi-s Pomeroy. in the death. · · · Th-e are one b ....~ ..ed and The iwpec¢ Wit 'l'k:ke4 up in sevenTy-t.)vo firemen i;~the county Columu· 'I'IWbtta7 ~ atftfr lutbotland this 1880Ciatlon w~l fe Bbl~ Ues traced ·tbe. Jic!enae Of a Clr, to give th.em mor. prOt~Jo~ on found aban40!1led nett · tlt.t ~ flre-caiJs outside of th~ ow.n vll· wbere the'bodt-wU 'lOund »• tlte lai8S. . fatm of· M. :··lt Kiaeft, ·,pe mDet ...t Ill lfontojl. . . .. Musirr.ave Files te PolihcaJ Skullduggery "Charge . Is As 5erted B)r Ex-Pomeroy Mayor McEl·hlnny, Middleport. killJnt KlRte 'Isabella A meetins of tbe Ohio State Lnn,, 27, of atiltOA· md a,rhersFiremen's Al:!ociatiou: WHI be vllle, Ohio. · R. end Seturdey# low 20 . .. . Fi ngs •t held in Cleveland on January 21· 22 and the M-iddleport VDlunteer Fk'e Department 'baa ali'wb vat· ed to send a deleeate. Trustees of the ttew 1\MO:da Uon · were named>on the J;l.y-Law committee and . the next mee\in~ will j:)e held on Feb. 14 at 7:30 at t'he Second Ward Firehoute In _...,, hlth 30 to H. P1fto ... Single Copy Sex Slaying Nw lron.tonAOQtt,ed · Emerson Wells, Pomeroy; Robert Hurley, JWiy Hovatter, Tommy aid Eugene Barker, and Lyom, BeDny Wilson and Davld lvan Lake, aU of Mason. Cascl. · Two wbo have been ordered report are Jack Andrew .and Gerald Duane ' Ohio: Groduol cloorint .I. . . 25. land; WiUiam ~r. ltaein.e; Bro~~~ ..~·· Tho newapaperbay'• daily generous eHort • to Improve himself while se(Ving his community is probably ono important roason why many of tho notion's loaders soy today, Ntwspaperboys ore outstanding young• 1ters, They are tho bu.oi.... loaders of ,... , morrow." .., . Weather n~t Editorial Pbone 8117 l._ Rev. Roctl' Bilbop and Eldon Kraeutt.er vim in Murray Gll.Y TuesdeJ< ·'' The first. Emergency Squad . was , D. · · · ft)'J'tned in Ml<ldleport. and o&iters &V in .the tounty at this time .drc J. · Pom'!'oy, 1\a"""'. 1nd Syr..uio. ' C.O.LUIIGIU61 . P. Ul'-~l'lllQO Officer• elected wen Sktney T. Potter, :10, 40tql)tile Ci>l· JI\HBoll, )llddleport, prealdetll; UlllbUS ~tie ~~~ltJ, lodiy. e'!!" Beegle, llacine, ·~~·~~~·,tho l!lplJIJ of J' deot; Berman Werry. 'pomeroy, Yboie .~lotlled body Wu tee:re.t.ary; Wayne Turiallr. Rut· . on.. r lonet, tarm Jane ileu !and, treasurer; Truatees: Pete . CoWltr "eomilniilit, Sisson~ Sll*uae; · N. 'Wise, Rut· ' during tho coming yoar, wftat a wonderful year of accomplishment It would bt for No. 228 - tne County Fireman Organize Association ' II • e 'John 'l'be Free ·H ethodlst Yout-h So- Ward Women'a Club met Tuesday Ol.ifford Jentlaaon, Mrs. Hunnell, Ma. El:Ja AraoJd, Mn.' diety ~ &<..;eciaJ meetiruc Tuu evening at the waN house. M.rs. Gardner Mankin presided Oryil)o Wiles, !.Ira. w-Id Gorby, · day eve~ at the home ot Mrs Kerlin :~; · · over the meeting which was pre. lin. 'llabet 'Manklo, lfrt. Charles ceded by .,. 6 :3<! lJOtluck dinner . Wyatt, &ln.. WIUIIID •Sberidal!, , Plant _,..Odi~ed ·ror ''Youth the h'nellina: prize donated by Miss MadOJYn l"lelds and three Week" whi~h will be h~ld Janu- Mrs . C. J -Wf!JFTY ·was: , awa~ded t{) iuest... llro. · M. O. j[llto G! Ironary SO to February S. Rev. Ralph Mr s. Haz~ McCloud . A white ele- ton, Mn. Ted Rl...,.; lilddleporl ~amley flf Woodsfield wUI COD · phant sale was bekr as • money ~nd Sally a.th~urn. duet rtViYIL- ael'\"kes at ·this time making prOject, a.(ter which a· t'~ fOWJ:I peopJ.e. wiU assist number of James played I ~=====::::;;;:==::;, t1 ~, .. m.ttetlng. Public ill' invit- with prizes -b~tne award.,d. Present were Mn. Gardner Man kin, Mro. Elizabeth 1\alhbu,.. Rev. Harry Balell announced ·Mrs. Henry Dailey Sr .. Mrs. Verthat p,rior to tbe youth meeting, nOn Blackwood, Mrs. Robert Rus· l'n the •eCond quarterly conference ..u. Mrs. Willlem Boyd, Mn. Eu. . · would tie beld januaTY 27-29 by Triplett, Mrs. 1. 1. Smith, tbe dJBtt.Jft SUperintendent Rev. gene Mrs. Hazel McCloud, Mrs. Carl H. L Jonec· of ·the Zannville. dis- .S.tyle -lleY. aftd Hns. L. A. Bang,rter l • ~• . • Thursday, January 12, 1956 j ing lflf. and that, "'I pa1d Pomeroy Cemt:"nt Block $1~ ?85 ' that .. He said p.aYm~b ~~ s ma.de lo Parkersburg Oil 1 Co in the amount of $485 ~~: ~ipe ~ railing around the parking lot for the public's protection . The Slim of $250 to Baker and Seyfried for a new room on Second Ward fire house wa~ alse admitted by Canaday a§ an illegal payment. c.-•• , ulcl he also paid •n unauthordltl •mount of $568 te parkint lot cOntttuttl• wort~: WJ.. end enotlwr ttiiU .,~ -$215 el10 urwufhom.rl, ttl the Cot. um.,.. '&iulpment ,_Co., fllr.:.....,. - - ohtrtsond .....,. . ann banda. ' Ia J.i.fliog tbe uaauttiorized paymenf,s Canaday sald tlult he pUr. chased a coin MJ)IJ'ator fOr 1l8e Df the police with parking meters, that he also spent $1,000 for a parking..-lot on Lineola Bill Road to get can: oU \be lldewalb _and ~1200 for construdioo. of • sewer ln Hookey Run. Jn listing the uaauthorized pay· Canaday said, "'t:h,r'outb my poll· ~!"! conn~oes , ?illl ~ Sll· H11hw~ Dege.rtmp;t 1. taad~ ttle state brill& .dowll .• )ig $hovel to do excavation fof dii.VIag of piJ.. ing and coutructiri of 'the waJJ. J ~ent on 'a trip to CAlifornia thinking tbe jl\)b ~ell underway and. tbat .lt- .wou)d be finished on my return. _Whe!l l ~tl return howeYet. l found 11JU•ee :YiJlage council md ~ . tiJUipment t artd sboftd- all tll!!f"4idd ·back Oftf" .... tbe hill. I :ttad te · ~ ·OG JfiY . lrlende hi the · llfPlntyl lf~part- men.t to .again come- to my aid." to in the PAY' ~ work wa$ not all for truek: rep&in;. as stated. 1t wu for eqOBtruction work on the patkjn& lal aDd remoVal Of .rtone with their crane in ' the amount· of $700. Tbe balance - was Cor ~repair." C~ Akl, For nood VictimS • '' . �· ·-··--it-·.,~ - ..-··- -.. -.. •· ._..:_rn~e Doily Sentinel, Po"!e,rpy-h;\.igd,l~pof't; Ohlo The Daily Sentinel LEAP YEAR! ' Around Ohio Soil s·ank Plan Is No.1. Item OnFarmBill ~-.,..------­ Commentary ·= -----;,' _lr (11011.01 L. Ziti . On , The News ASYOU1 W£RS .. • ... * * WSAZ --tv Chont.el3 FRIDAY 5:30 HQWd.y DOody Tbe week's good and bad news 6:55 Sia:n On G:OO Wild BUI llickok f!,n the international br.lancf' 7 :UO Today 6 :30 SpOrtS J:y~ shee-t : 9 :00 Coffee Time 6 :40 Nt-ivs Pic:ture 1. The J11fant West G&rman 10:00 Din' DonJ School 6:M Le.t Paui & Mary Ford armY recth,'ed lt.s !.in:t conshm- 10:30 Ernie K ovJCs Show 7:00 Lit• . of •R.iJey m~nTt • or Wl'!~non s !rom tim Unitediii ;OO Ft&rili! . '1 :30 ·coke ·Time Sfote~ . Tiltlude~ were rines. pis. 12:00 Tenneuee Ernie 7:415 N.ew,s...~a~a , tol~ . Uehl machin" 1Hms ancl bn· / 12:30 Feather Your Nest 8 : ~ Truth .or ,Consequ.ettc'e1 :zonkAs. Thev will be used in l ·OQ Current 8 :10 \!' atetftoont' . t •haininrr r.f'rman in<~h'U<"tors for. 1:3 0 Coui1t ot Monte Crlsto 9:~ 81~, St.9n' .7¥ . _. , . . 1 " 500.01'10-man Streitkraert(>2 :0 0 Camera Goes to School g :~ St r q St e . h . ~ ,. rH! flnl! fort'P-w hi <" h i ~ to 1:1.h 2:30 World of Mr. SW6t:n ey JO·U Oilvilcade o(tJJ!a"hf. its nl~~e in fho> front linf" o r Uor: 2:45 Modern Rumance!\ 10:4$ Red Btrticr's Corner th Atla:ntle Tn>atv On•11 nh:lltion 8:00 Matintlf! Theatre 11:~ ~ews Headl in~ Defen!eS. -~h i om Pnbt or f! eavv 4 :00 Date trith Life 11:10 ~ports ,Hea•ilines WI'!ROOns will st:rn·t i1'1 Aoril. A 4-·15 First Love U:l& preatest· Fights of CeJitury , jtt"OnD or Am,.ri<'An ofri ('f:>r~ ancl 4:30 Old Timer 1.1 :80 Tonight 8P1'1l'P.Jtnts BM"ivP.-1 11t th~ r.e.-tll:lTJ 5.UO Pinky Lee Show 1:00 Sitil Off amw ba!'lP. of And~>.. naC'h to hf'lo .-;--- -- -·....:.=__::::::_:::.::____~ •t~~ool iniii.Tur.tol'll. Tearmt o( Ait· SAtuRDAY 5:()U BUffalo B\ll1r. Frl"CP ail.d Nivv .m~n will rnflnw ~;;~ Slgrl On &:30, tbp Ten D'arice PiiH:,. . .2. ~~ ~9!1 rn~d~ known in ~Vash· Andy's Gnng 6:01) Roy Rogeh . lrtlri:on tllat SrO.~>tar~ pt Statt> lO :UO C.hlldrens Col'nC"r f3:30 It's ~:··Qn-at· Life -· Jqhn tnstm; Dulles intends to w.:w Plnlty Lt>e 7 :dO BatU.rdaY NigHt Janiboree ~iiJt lllJJian PJiim~ Minisl" f ~llW1l- ll.OO Fu~,y 7:~!} 'JUi SufPCJ.i.e 3'1 Car(o~n Carnival h8'rlal Nebl'i. In .Mareh. The viglt B:OU Plfty 'Cpino' uromiserl to be or ~reat .Jmnor·i CaJltl\t~, Z Ro 9:00 . P~ciPle 4J'.e F4nny · : Mr. wu~ar~ {t~3Q ,.~0 $_tar tiieatt• taDce. ~ehru is hf"l'omlng stea•l Uv m(tre influP.ntlal in the ar. l.OO Farmer qlck lO:ob Giorte fio&t Tairs oJ souJhern and eastern 1:30 Sit~rd~y Mitinee 10:30 ii:u P'IUi!de ~~~- ,Dpu,. be able to NS· 2·1 " BluMJ':U Football»me Il:op Ne\11&. ~~o/ti H~•dli•.. euq ~ wid_e rallJl~ problems S.OQ New Xo,t k at Phdad!l.phia lJ : ~~ . 9Wl tiib,ire ·' with hlri1. iilc1udin~ th,ose which NBA Basketball l :SO SlJri 6tt ' inVOlVe ihe United States and ~ · · " 1 I EAGLE ltiDGE REEDSVILLE ;Mr. abd Mh. A. D. Tulttle an at•hlllt6n, lluane Tuttle wQ dlnhet I)UBitA or Mrs. Ain WOit, NeW Year's Day. Of Makm'gADollar Dt')J UJSt D 1s Far Gre t Th It If'_ . ir LUCY kiiiLI ·' lt. G. ~ixer, i!hJidi'e' l Ch Iwife i'•" and~' four lfee\e.'d ~ire ~It; ~r,ii.'Pi/;1.:;.: "',. L~. M • BY R ea ..., r. ano ~ra. Lee- WalHA MAN Wo NICHOLS ""Mr. and 'M~•.. Nl:tert Paynter o .,a. lace. . 1 United , , . Staff c.,,I'Mipondent fOI'tllnd, •~nt N~ YeAr's ar~r Mn. 0, Ja thlliterl vlslte~ with! WASHINGtON UP - E"eryone • h®P with Mi'. and Mra. A. D f lead 1 Tutlle . . I . n Parkersburg, .Thurs· ~~w: ~:~~a~u~·~/sm-:rtshura:r~:: Mra. Bill . HirrJa and c!abghtefs Harry P'Lcke~s and wll,l! and yoU to learn it's also hair colton tfai llsry Aft atld Pltty and Mrs Mrs. llqsephlne Ple'kens visited I WM aJtked t·b e other dny to Jack llarrla •pent New Year'g ar recently at Beverly, Ohio. With find IJUt how mueb it costs to ternoon with Mn. Amy Wolf. Mrs. ·Gladys M~re,dith and ·famHy make each buck wUh ib r.f:'))em· 0 1 Bi Pullin and Wt 1 eores se, s~ll daughter blance or Oeor'Je Wsshln~lun . It's Mr . ~el•~~ u Ul:'l't of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bise, un· II very good question, according to Me:etrOy spent Sunday with Mra. der-went a tonsllectomy bY Dr. the people at the Buresu of F.n· M1111111 McElroy and sons. Mr. and Mra. A. D. Tuttle on Mr . a d M..... Milton Tuttle at "" tende the funeral or Mrs. n•· ~~ ~"ttl '\Vednesday sfternMQ ,. a Tuppen~ f:"lalM. •c Mr. and Mra. Hank Arn~tt spent Su~dll)' with the Char e JIJ!Jaell ramlly. Mn A . D. TIJitle and Mrs. A!llf Wolf visited Mra. Martha Mql!:lrpr FrJday •fternQGn. t Holmes in Parke,rsburg. Mr. and Mrs. Ef.don Blake, Jr were re•e t . It ' . ·· . "' n vu. or1 m Greenfield · All F t Mro · re opty o1 New EngI~JU1 eame Stmd-r to vlsH relatJ\Ies here . Mr d .u J h · an (..,rs o n Barnhart aN! livJn• ~iere in th~ home for· merly owned ·by Oavld Smith.. Mr. IDd Mra. C. ! . Humphrey !fft Wednesday to &ptnd sbme graving and Printing. Fi rs t, there Is the materiul Th e k one s put, .li e the bills wh1 rh tun up to $100,000, are half lm1•n an d <. •Ut 11 cotton. There also ' are Ihe red and blue fibers which a~· Itnbl'd:ded by !~ecret proce5:9'es Into thr pap~r. Th en there's the lnk whirh the bure<~u m<~nu!actu•·e.~ h.v mi .l(ing dry colo•·s, nils p 11 U the lik e Manpower is also a factor . If you saw the ink mtxen~ In actl•m, I Mfl. Oarneu Clark and daua:h ter •pent ,New Year'• with tt.er dlulhter, Mr. ~nd Mrs MUto 'ie0 In Florida. 'I think you were in the hind ':tld Dillon ~~c,l family have you'd end or o bakvry when• thi' Y m·, move in the Irenlo ,\Borina home. othM" kinds 'tl( duugh . 'rutile 1'n d family. · n Rev. Freel~.Jld Norria filled his Wll•on On Gdld Cartlfld•t Mra, Ar,ty WoJt spe:at Thurs f~hgulahr appomtm-ent · at the ME Then there are the St'errt St ·r day with her dauthter Mn A D , Murc E~dund11y . rutile. ' · · · . " no K. tna the winter ~, .f\ ALfDED C~OSSWORD 7.il!dli*J . in~ln t. Cot ii ctata t.Twln 11.~ · 16. ftlttllum . BY MRI, C, !. WOODE ., , ) Sl.lnd'f School attendance f)Jl r ~ ,:, f:' ,_,[ w1~•: 25 Youth ' I ·:~~1:11.!.11 ~ l:l r¥h•lHI'I' ~ ... · an; 8 J.~:·~ 3~, the nfferln.l:' $6 !JH to. Bitter · :.: : 1HI .u , ~·U: l :~r U.:J ."tttefltiiJttt lt pray,~r t meeting 11Jl;i ~ -roJ(< [:!{~, Yeteh wu.U wUh J'ohn Taylor lt!ad itl g. l:.l ' liHii l I:J I 11 : '11 ! ! 30. Nota . The li-dme Demonstration Cl ub ~ Hii i• L•Ikli l1b 1'11 II · ., . '~et at the ·home of Gl'nevlt•vc Uu :m·Jm.11 J lht tl'irle ~an·. 15 With sixtet•n pre311 nt l.;h~ •: lhj :; JUi - ~ 1: aCale IIll i 1; ' "-' 'oil r~li7r1l ·! ~· O.Si-e Hehderson openOO th t' 11r:) Hrr• ·. 1 ,_r--: 1U:hjeetJ "Garment F'lnbhes." A 1 :-t ;ll_•:;,1• J i1i ··fU1 '1f-' '"' .. l i 1 •1 ·.. [,. ' U~·!I . IO i ~U,uck lunCh Was !ICn"t>d a1 noon llt>la b1 l •! • ]I I .•.:•J. 11:1 'the next 111eet1ng w!ll be he.ld :~<. cfl'il Feb. 2 at the Follrod-Robinson :l!J. Mtne hOme .. Cubject "One Dish Mra l ". entrance T-he roll call to be some ! hln,q pP.r st. CJ&JhBr 31.>Uthb011f lalhlnl to the month. Mmb ~rs to 40. LfY'!I lurnlnt f\lrn lsh a dessert of their nw n 11. Juon'a uLI!tlll ch:olce tG-r the noon meal. lhlp llattr Th~ Modern Wo.x!man J!' Club (myth .) 41. I.!itt• ehtld t Jan . 7 M the hall and gave a! diS "' Swt'ttt a , Rurt>rlse bi"rth· 'at " 1('1td.~· waS a lar,~tc rllk f' Jt>.a•triu I~ PiaU! Mllfh.' played "Ha p~;~y Birthday" .aft ~ r the grdup had Welcdljted tbf honored g\lest. .Gal'!le-·~ were eil,joyed 8ft ~r whlqh -:-tf~ 1\lt-- 81tts .. . ·ftefresh · ·'··•· J.ffu~~int · ::: iDrlihitilir.f lt. .._1'1•1 • •:to .... ••· ,. w1J1i' if•lt.;..aa.. -~~ • YIN..- I . ~ a er v ]' an s a ue . bu~ .. l~ltle . hlril !a .LS ·a •h•n you 61iy • , _ , . ... I ~~ b<e,. • I I N ,. w 1''30 a...w1t• I ~~... ab oil•SPor.tl . . ~, ,. Shop on TeleViilon · I;Y noo, ~waz:tij, l"(!WII :SO Advhnltilei 'l-01 Cba'"p 'lon 8:00 m 8:0tt. ~~mh•.._ .i. Sl c> "" ·~.,Y C· ~~adV•'··· 9:00 ...... "" In M Satmoh V· uiasl!i Is PictUred on ' ew. an I · estern riots the SIO:OIIIl toderill I'OaerVe note I broke out '" Jordon In protest 12:45 Bu.t nooe fllve b ........u 111.o~:~h~ ,,. 0 • · 1agatnllt a. move to inclUde tliat 1:00 vie& boys. who are on the lookout &.~a. ~ .,.... ...e ~ount-· 1....,· becilili t1ii!- Mih just I · .~ [n th e Baghdad Defense 1:so for ~ounterfeit_en, not that they waRD'l bJc eii.ouah tO Jti!ttry the Pac! of whieh Turkey, Iraq, Iran, 2:00 9:30 HJsho•·. Ps:t rol· are apt to. find any In their own prlntina: ~DBt. Paku:tan and Great Britain are 2:30 lO:do TIU ~. shop. .... ChaSe, by the Wiy, wils :secre· :embere. Egypt and Saudl Ara. 8:00 f~r.. :":-~tllfp; "' 3 30 1 J:i~A:d~!t~~~fit~:~ ;:J~:Ia~~ •i7, oJ..:llte.Uty When tl:ill motto ·a, fel~ow members of the : 11:00 Up tO t~ ,Dtiiilite ti•\tll "In Gqd W.e 1.\iist" rir!lt sppe·a l'fd e•ght·nat•on Arab Leagtie, were 4:00 11·03 W' ShoW/ · , how mut:'h U cost-. to produce each on a coin in 1864. That waS duriDg a.eusl!d of .complicity In organi· ·',' ,., bill . "I'm no mathematici-an. the pel-Jod when folks tufned their zmg the disorders. Any ho]1e of SATURDAY . '. . . .,\~ When the cotton p<~rt of the f~ces up to beav.en in th& Civil bri,llging Jordan into the Baghdad 9:55 Sign On ':3~ SatJ!raJy ~W~ .. qD4diJ bill start 1 5·45 ~· ~ ,~:r-;s o wear 1o a f ray, an d war. Chase put his waight b_ehind alhance se erne d en ded for the 10:00 Life on the Farm . " o:l'~JI, epo.\ ~·- '\ is limpy, il }s turn ed rwer to lh the mov~ and told the director of present. . . 10:30 WJ~ Dili): and You 8 ~00 You e h~e . . . treasury arid burn ('l l A new bil l the mint in Philadelphia that God 2.. Tenswn •.nrreased In the 11:00 Mighty Mouse Playhouse 6~30 Sitturday LUcy ·~.~. is thE.'n substitut Pd ~ght to be mentioned some plact• ~hf:! dlterGranean Island of Cypr~t~ 11:30 Tales of Texola Rauwers 7:~·earson;. s..,. , My questioner uhn wanted l c~ on the coins. w en reek terrorists murdered t•·.OO " Bl• Top 7:~0 &lit. ihe Cloet ' k now how lon g it might b<! l.tdon· .li • • ' lncidentaUy, there was no pop•r a'J .u ghi Y respef'ted Turkish po 1, · 00 Lone Rang"'"' 8:00 StaJi ·. SlioW th e 1a1c F r<~n kl m IJ. H.oosC"v<"lt monev. in the cou ntry unt"tl 18•' . i, 11c• sergeant. PreviOusly' , terror'. 1·. 3" ca· •tat·n· M.l.-d nlg•t ·' · 8:30 Itoii.fiiimifoheH v1 m h d h' k ,!.,. 1 1 v l' lJ ~··· :.. ts li on c~s on a il ilP,.J,Ijl The Civil War brought that on , 1 t n ~irege.}wagajfst \J: OOuBea~Fcp.~warda 9:00 Her~ · Sehriner',s Two 10!' of ~ 11P .to lhe ~cl'rf;llur ~ too. . _, - - .. .. r Bs ..sol ers nrl C'lvJJIDns and ~.30VToWIP.. Dt~~ CrOS&· _...._~ J~~ _ ).foyt .· . who bas the nnol say 'ftb fmrt pap tioh1tludh was p•o· pro- nhsh Greeks. Eighty per roado -.., f.! B:w •·ttiJJll . " · · •;o· ... . n bOIIar • "" ' t r -... "{: "; G!' n l"u:ced by two men and four worn· l'iln islsnd's ~.000 peo· 3:0(} big Ten &sketball 111:00 .-EJlifiSino e" '~ ... • · ~n w~ked in a siw:Ic room ple !are 0 Greek origin. The re· ~ , Indiana vs Wiscl)nsfa 10:80 D'ihtoq Runyon Tlleatre r~~llir$~cig{xw lD athc of the main Treasury malnder are Turks . Britain has !S:OO Cliureh's Blg Sto'ry p:OO . Tb8 Late SboW ftl, produced $1 and held the island since 1878. ·· .. r;u ™• 0 ~--e~(>!~~~! ~,~;:~-:~~~~~~~;~~~~~jw·~·•;•~w~o~r~th~·;·b,:out ; g~.e.:~fl,-.. ·!J:_~~~. t:~ o~:!~nldt. - ---·- ~ .. - _ _ ~rltam gt~e 1t to Greece. TUrkC!Y is ' bittet-ly opposed I to that demsnd. The serg'eant's ~'ni.urder m~ threatimed tO . C~use 8nti·Gre~ •lo" )>Y II''!'~·. ~91 orilf" lh L)· • prus 1?uk-•{l Ttirlc:ey it§elt. · 3. Tbi .1\rench political crisis, . . ..;,1!\W!~ in7i£1!1 Be.V!'!nt·h , week , lieemed ·{ . as far ·,from I!IQl~tiQJl as eYer. It taew --~~~~I'ed 'Ukflfy that · When , , thinks : a· ·.ko~t ~.;,~ , loiined it So Salvador is back in to~ ~lth hta t would have to depend on the' . roo"ter, 1 wdildlllir jt.lllt hoW tnany (i 1 .a~e·A er~:. qommu~st Party ·'for suppOrt. . Uve al'tls ta tHtte are who, like Senor Dall r6 The Communists won 150 ot the laughed t'JI't ana f'lot taken aetiouaty lrt th~lr 626 seats National Assembecause the~~ tfe.~~vlor atter . working Muri 18 off'• of parbeat. There . cptnls ·to~ mind ~ the ~ tlftn .Ttul}ftn held on Capote,.perh&pj the fari.clfllhnaa"W'tta tlie ·WTJtt'n seeril.ed to W little· word alive tdday-a gen1,1tne writer o( whom th . a strong govern; are ft!w, who; It .~ arcti. tn.d t'ey ' ld, 'hlJ hp~al"hl .:: ~ formed. Hence , utica that t~+ ~re · ~JJnifted, phhuftcaJ. R.!oPr• hi ll.ew tt~e litera.J"y_•.et tti-4":¥ bllck !rOrR Jlhrl aftd ilhudder. Ita a 11ha mti, ttft~ 1 ~ndero)J;, theodore Orelier for '""""'"' &.,.jdo'.~ h&ndlo • HhHI>lo "ttth hall Truman CapoHI the ~park lln.(tf.cdJty ot Ci.i>ot~anci yet Dtelltr Dr c 1 .~1: r /he dldl'l t go uodftd ln thakii!,u at w•l.ti!oatl lrilt rt~ .'}itJnt, he Jaeketa, oo he It eonatdmd IM tilillt .nti eoilo\t Uu~ pygmy. the pygmy. As a. DBU li . · . · .. · ·, . : · , .. ~:..;~~]~"' '. eeo~nse~~rv~a~ti~on~]~~~ill~~~~ :Set ciLber I No need to point out lhat now ,-ear's · l'eplaeement flocks. And juat a1 plain that t)rt OniJ w.i.y _to atay ahead of competi· tion. the only wa:r to top the iurket and build the okl 6&~ J'l!tount is to bu:r ,.placement ! ~k ti-t;, ftrat in the indUatey it;'• .- · :·!~U-piof.tto-makinc f~"ra. · a. , we For think OU[' NJchol• No. 1 if• yoUr belt bet on the female 1 toidE,··and you'll ftnd tha.t • peat maay ha.rdheaded poultrymen an ,... the u. s. arree witb ue ~MsauH they've tried Nichola · : NO. 12'a and the1 know from ea:perh!nce. tr:de Ma.ted with Vantreu or Indjan · River males, we think there Ia no ··b,etter bird oft the ..Wket today. ..._ftd -most ol the men l"'ho are >~ ·maklne money in the Industry • avee . . So why not tlnd out for ~-y V NOW Fleming ,... Hatcheries Thf :nexl 'tncellnet.nt b3 .... ....1M woiolli •hlil• 1ftilliiilIJI· ...... :· The Only Fertilizer with San~llte (DrDiing C.ndlllon GUARANTEED) You Always Sove At ' hltltL MEIGS CO Mil• .,...... co >P. WRI'Np\1 iliWOOI t .nw IIUh•11 lftUxq, ·~- ..l :' "Quick-Hitdt" foe Jess-thJo.a..mia.ute implemad tbanpa. witholll toob. New to-i:ach moldbolrd pJ0111 and new rowr 1iUer plus full line of Simplicity ••· tacbmtnts co~ mote dum 28 farm jobs. Let u1 demoa&tnle Simplkit}' oa your farm. Sec loJ ~)'ounelf how Simplicity dou mcm - ~lh leu wodl -at lower COld ·t ,.-a·'""' ~ .;, Of ·· '·,, ,.I ~ ... '(l ~ H "' .tl ·. t! ~-.t QUAL I I • f':":w u ..... ·~ POMEROY, OHIO Lowest Prices Anywhere .". , In U.ti tullliilt A II Ufq4 •, HURRY TOt THE· CO-OP.FOR SAVINGS "'"' . ~ ' ;. ' ~ • .,_;t Where Qualliy I• ParamoUJt& Woodsfield Ohio ''· ....."'........ ~11: ' ' r 't MEIGS EQUIPMENT COMPANY . •lilt..ll•.Jtfl.l •n1•s.,·-u.gree ~~Jd its . ·""'~!" wtit\ 'Ml• .-opn Jltf, 1i. · tt The rel\)lat' meeting uf WSC9 will be tteld Jan. 17 at 1he home of l~la T1ylor. • ' ' • :,' s .t ,cn~· Here•• rrttdal. low-co~r ~r - the _, 5 Jill $im.plicity MOdel V with selective- par tra1llm1ssioo. 3 tor-ania,.ed• lUld auUIJilOrl.e ~ me~W, ,tru BUY ~~ r ,:;, 5 HP. 3 Forward Speeds and REVERSE • CET STARnD FOR BICCER BROIUR PROFITS _, ...Her·order now! ·St. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO .. N. SECOND ST. ::;:;~••lth Ali Gear Transmlulon - \ rouraelfT .' CELEBRATE BIRTHDAY Sheila Marie, five year old daua:hter o.f J4.r •. and Mn. WU· liam Cbilda, celebrated her birthday Tbu.rsday afternoon with a party. lee cream and birthday cake were aerved to ber cousiDS: Cbriatine and Candace Babr and Gloria luoe and Gregory Gibbs; her brother, Micky Cbil~; Sara Caney, Syracuse and Stephen and BoseIDne JCni&ht. Athebl Road. ' I '' IIAAXjl Exp~riment St.a 160-pagc Agrlculturarin his describes It the time to plan for next WES"TSHADE 1: L L 0 W Oris Smith I 1956 1ii'eilli"W0"1M19dtt !.-lb. ,.. I SUM La__ UsChe- Proc.·J~: ....S F·Cll'Dl ·. ,Bu . ....8·0 jwi . A•.k aun · w:~. I 'I(J Give your family the best odvontoges you con by breeding to COBA Selected Sires for Higher Profits. - - -- I 8 1h"att Better Cottle I ° f/:e o. - l to:·so .... ,,. · JJiulba.. would be lf lt-11111 ,... ,. . . to bue It pulled. ~ I Seertrt $tol1n On Your &tount Gene A . utry-Roy np~ ... Ldci)r 11 RaQelll •--~ ... 6:30 Your Esso RePorter WeatbUmlh . •"""t.; lloa't ......, pU :.,.. out. ThiD NtJ W M fa11iaa t "- 4:1& 4:90 5:00 6:00 7~00 ,., INCOD_ l !", UP "" ~:.-,t£AJ SINCE ..I -,,"'. m& iJ70 .., ::tors. t:r S 8:48 6 5s Meigs Co. Farmers Applied Soil Con• ,ation In The Lost Year .~~ taJd --WCHS.:_f\1 Chtltft~~ ···'. '-FRIDAY Sign On Mornid& Show CaptPin Kangaroo Garry Moore Arthur Godfu1 Strike It Rich V,.aliant Lldf Love of Llff Se h f arc or om:orrow The Guldiill Lilhl Katie's Kitchen "I 1' Tri·'Ye'lers .- e come Robert Q, Lewis Housep,i1:v Tile Btg )t.lyOU Bob Crosby show The Brighter Day · · I or co~u~heChi~~ntraJ AI· Jb.oie j;:gg American states of Costa Rica and Nicar11 · gna. iliifted in Washington two agreemenf.s which promised to end a long and dangerous en· 8:00 1 mity. One year ago the t~o coun8:00 tries were on the brink of war. 9:00 The United States sent four fll!:h· · !0:00 1 ter plane& to Costa Rica to aid in 10:30 suppressing n rebellion which it 11:30 lip . was charged, had lts origin in 12:00 I Nicar••••· 12 ,15 Thurlday before llle Senate rieulture Committee. Wlwl'• N-ln Fa,rm.ln1? I !J ' will lure ol the admlnillraUon'• new farm pfOII'am durina teaUmony The Mth Conaren ia oow offi· An<~ cbatrman Allen J. Ell•ocltlb' in leilion. There it Uttle der P..La announced tOO.y that doubt thlt many banh word!. av c. •· ILAKEIL!it.' an y <Jf the superv~ for thb the committee'• ataU, In prepar· wll1 be apokeD ln the months to 111.1 a tentative six-point omnJ. County AFicultural b CJ\' Il C. come. In politlc1, it la difficult bua farm bill, la mak.lna: • toil DLrin1 the year let~, e...farotnot to filtler ·point and accuse • ly DAYTON MOOll bank program the No. 1 item . er.1 of Melis_ 9 ounty ' 'lpplied ~nThe ArvJ Holter berd wu bij:b faclioru of being way off United Prau St•H CDrNiponclet'lt otber polntl t.o be covered in j aervatiota Praeticea w tbalr 1antf 1 1n nrtlk production with &M WASHINGTON UP _ A "aoil the o~n:nibw; measure are lur- at an lncreulng rate. ' 1 pounds average I*' cow •Dd tied many of us in the farm bank" program to help bolat" .plus ~P:OUI. a dollar limitation ~ceordlng ~ t'he record:' ~the j for first in butterl«t production- ..;1•••1"'"'· the farm problem t, sagging fann Income today •P- on prtce Bupport loans, parity Sod Cou.Je'l"YalJOD • Servlt.e. 37 With 27 po1.1W averaae per cow I most important. To peAred certain o[ senate appro- formula., prlee support Ieveli farm ponds Wt'l"e built for live- f()r the moDth of Decembe'r .ac::~c-:.. wbo live in the titles, and val with Democrats lnd thd J:le. ana a two-price system for rtee stock water, 201 aere• C)f contour cordin,: f.o tbe ,.eport of C. N. 1 little direct contact wlth publican administration compe- sn.d wheat. a~ps v.:ere applied, 7113 fJ'!e1. of J.ones, Production TEI!ter. The N. tbe farmer, It may be the Inter· tine for credit for it Th Itt ..UI ~ ble dramage, 1390 feet of o.peo G. Rose be:rd ·alao hid a 27 pound national situation. Agriculture Secre~ry Ezra T th e :~m ee 11 1 co ~er ditehe., and Q.l mil<t: of divenlon but.terfat <~veraee and wa aecond . k Benson outll' ned 8 lwo-nbaae ooll. these ' 1 tbprodmlpoaa .• aUong wth ditcbet1 were installed.· Twelve hitb .in milk production with 8tt BuI tb ta: we now- farm income .. ose o e a matra on and of tree ds "' f th 1 ted b skidded in the pa.s! year or '!;lank proposal ss the main fea.. far~ oreaniza.tiom, tn flnally deT:Uw~.!:e"nt. . : ~~ , ~o~~h aYerage per cow or e who }lave ~en ~evereciding upon legl.slation to send create In ell conset"'Vatlon prac- I Other high berda tor tbe mooth :eected are aak~~.l, 'What 1 major farm organtzanona. to the Senate floor, Ellende[' told Uees applied over those ~led in milk production were Roy done about 1t · President Truman on May 14, reporters. the put three or four ye&n. Holter wit'b 611 poundt average. than 1,700 proposals ~ ~~ sent a me~&e to Conareu Benaon outlined • soH bank The drouth rondi.tioiUJ ex.a*'i- Clarence Price wit h 50'1 nd C. sent to Secretary of asking for a flexible price aup- plan COitiog about $1,350 000.000 meed during late summer, f« the M. Headley with 506. ~~:~~~~~':i' Benson, as to how po~ prDgram. , : ln cash or surplua flll'm ~ommo- put two years, have empba&Jzed In butterfat production the .t can be cured. But . e ~cuse Agrlcult.ural Com-~ties in the fint ear Farm the Deed for an adeuuate water Roy Huller and Cbar!es Tbeiu it be '! . ' m1ttee, 1n the meantifD,e, voted would be id for Y coi: supply for Uve!l.oek. Tbe produc- he1'd1 tied fo.r aecond witb 23 We have to be realiatic The to recommend continuance ot cotton rt.c:"and wheat {!~d ;, t!GD of milt, meat and all live- pounds .average and the ClareDCe farm sJtuation Is a very imPortt~e support progranJ (90%) unprOduction and putting it or stoet eommodWea ls .4epepdent Price herd Wl:l third. with 22 0 ott a good aource of dnnk11 wa- pound:s average per eow li.tical Oft H til June, 19:KJ. : foeti: ro a e. How can an efThe Farm Support Proa:ram an ac:reaa:e ~...-.rve in one ptwe, ter. A farm pqnd is a good · eau In tM small berd ar(,up, the ' be put fntf"eri'ect t!h:~t is one- has been that way .unUI 193~. ~m=:.~~ p~d convert- of meeting this need. . Paul Jtarr herd waa high iA milk one? every- when the flexible price tuppor1 .a,n con.aerv• 1 .r p-roduction with 126D pounds: •ver CALL · program actually went into ef. tlon purpoaea Itt the second, lona: More and more int.erut f be. aa:e and the James F . Gibson berd COllA TICHIIICIAN There are five basJc commodi- feel j ra~~~~hase. . inl tbown i~ tile dratulia ·, e~ch w.a..~ fil'!lt m butterfat production ties that are beiag supported at You now hear the clamor that • n promlled to. come up Y.ear, and .tht.S is very encourJgJq with a 43 puund avera1e. .., ... - -.., "'.. a, the pr~ent' time. They include t 90% of parity shouJtl a:o back jn.l ::xt week with defimte figures tor t:he moDetary T~tums fdr ea~h 'Other herds in butterfat pro-- I ,_ CAPIJA ..-.t-.. .,..,.. IIIJ ItaiM, aM U. •tt n~ wheat, corD, eotton, rice · and to .effect. One farm · organization til the size .of PIYUlents .per a~e, dollu .spebt on t~ praeUce . t& duct ion were Paul Karr 40 puunds, • ......, ID 1H'l 11114 UH ""' .,_.., 11in. • - &ACINI BT. 1 peanuli. Tobacco, dairy products says 100% of parity. Tbit, they edtender ttud be w~s diaappoa_nt- very high. Many tile ay&t~ wiQ Thereon Johnson 29 and Earl " up au por toDt. 0o17 ........ o t1 · sr to , . _ 17U l'omcny, o. are rec.elvine a certain amount say, will solve the farmers' , probat BeDIOD wun t reldy wtth pay f~ tb~elv~ 1!b.e fn-st year Deen 24 pounds averaa:e per c~w. of Jovernment control. blems so far aa declinint Income such detaib TJna&day. after JnstallatiOn, 10 _the form of In milk production, tbe Jame.a DUot&. Tbae lnJM ... ,... 1M CtM . . ··-:::-::=-~~~~~~~~~~~ The dark ahadow of ·sutpluses .lB eoncer,Ped. Sen. Hubert H. Ht.iln.pbrey D· increa&ed. yleldl · of barvetted F. Gibson herd was ~nd with • liM p~ds. Thereon Johnson publication tbe beat cultural mebegau: to· ap~ar on the horizon . It . is ,only natursl to ask tbat II lUn!l- charged that the adm.iniJ. CI"'p!J. In 1946-47. With the exception of 1t d1dn t. work from 1947 to 19M, tration had taken over his soU Flfteen new eoo()el:aton atped 881 pounus and Earl Dean. 788 lbOO. of IIJ'OWinJ ;bo i>Opu· Jar plants from Afriean. vioJ.C!t.11 UMU (J{orean War), they have how can they .be expected to be bank plan after opposing it 111 agreements with the "Soil ConRr· pounds avera,ge per cow_ been With us ever since. the ~nswer this next year? late 1111 last September. But Ben.! vation District during the .Je&r, One or Lhe fll(':tors th.at enters to ro~e~. Intended pr.imarily for creeo It .was in 1937 that a c:oncen- Pme supports have DOt work- son ~id the plan presented by and 25 basic con&F!ation ..,Jan. into average production i& the trited effort was made to deve. ed for t~e benefit of the small Pres1dent Eltenbower 1ut Mon· were developed by Carl W. Bili number of dry cows in the bent house •rowt!l'l., the buJJetln wW lop a loU·range farm . program. farmer LD m.-.y instances-and day contained the best points of kam and Hug'h P. Custer, Io. D. H. 1. A. records are Till!ul'i!:d on also be UBefuJ to un:ateun. Th Var~,1ble farm supports were that was one of the intended pur- about 20 piau. SoH . Conservation Service techn. .f:he total number of cow1 in th[ flower tpeciaUst dWeueset equiplooked upon favorably in 1947 poses. Ellender IBid his committee clans. herd rather rban those in miJk. ment needed to tP'ft' potted Rowmd 1948 by members of ConIt has just come to light · re- bad decided to hold ahetut one Since .t he, Meigs Soil Conserva- This is done becarue tbe farme! er plaaUI, f.ertllilerl to Ule, bow Jrelfi a:enerslly 8 nd the three cently that price support loans week of public hearings 9 n farm tion District was organized I'!! interested "m the amount uf to water and propapte, IDd how have not gone to the place• legWatJon at.arthig Tue1day. He 1943, ~10 farms have beconte eo- milk and butterfat produced pe to control fiower pe&tt. ODe sec· 1 I where they will do the m01t still hoped to a:et a farm bill operators with the District. -rttest year per cow in his herd . rather tion of thll!l bulletin ~ efttirely I ivy good. One Mo.Dtana wbest grow- throueb Congrea1 by Feb 15 farmt represent 82,428 acrea of than high records that might run wirh foliage planU: aueb • ophilodendron and · planta for dleb · ergot $430,000 in 1954. A MissisThe cotiJUI8JD8.n fr~m. ·for- land Uurt have had aome for m 9f beyond a twelve month& periOO sippi land company got $1.292.- mer Pre.ldent Truman's dlfirlct eon&erVa:tion praotices applied The Psul Karr herd had all gardens. 000 for cotton sold to Ute gcvern- urged Democrata Thursday to to inJure their protection and lm- cow.s in. milk and the James F. Kiplinger also deacrlbel metJa . ment at an artificial price. Near- "pin the blame" directly on provemeo.t. Gibson herd ~d 'only one dr)' ods ror controllint ttte blooming . ly $180,000 went to ~ · Io~a President Eisenhower for aUo.w. Activities of the Meigs Soil cow during tbe month of Detem· date of !,)Otted Cowers w.hen they eorn grower and a LouiiJ.ana nee ing farmers to be "bled to death" Col\set"Vation District are govern- ber, while the other he-rds rang are intended for speeill holiday planter got $486,000 that same Rep; George H. Cbristopher ed by a board of five su-peTYisoo·, ed from two up to . a h1gh of se· trade. yea~!. D-Mo., Ap.eaking to a nearly-emp· elected by the people of the cour venteen dry cows 1D one or the A c~;py or Kiplinger'• bu1letin lt is r"easonable to conclude ty House after the close of re· taUve date tor the annual meet- largm- herds. may be obtain)d for $1.00 by ad (lressinl( a reqllellt to the maili~g thal much the smaller 11hare of a:ular ~usiness, told Demoerat8 ing this }'eat i6 June 4tb. -federal subsidies goes to the they are wronor iD bland g B · h room, Ohio Agricultural Expect. smaller farmers-who H aJd •-e . n enSupervisors now servmg t e An Ohio floriculturist has help ment St-ation, Wooster, ad asking preswn- ~n. nhe s ·, ~e~son IS onr, Mr. District Include D~le Dye, Dana ed the cause of the •·green thumb'' ably need it most. 15e ower s htred hand. H~ffman, vice-ehamnan, John Ho:- among Oower ·lovers wlth t"~e for "Greenhouse Potted Plmt.l," mtll. secretary-treasurer. Donald publication of a new buHetin lit· or through the local Enaulon Office. Mora and Clarence !>nee. led Greenhouse Potted Plants. Anyone desiring assistance on Author D. C. Kiplinger of the i ~... • The Doily Ser>t1nel. Pomerov-MI~_ dleoort. Oh:.:lo::.:::...._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .. -----~~-:..:~ffi!~:..;J'J1:.:,_::.;*= Friday, January 13; 1956 STORE SPECIAL ·NEXT WEEK Nllllo ~d Slaplet ·nc Jb .we Hove The Lors•st Sel •ction Of Field Seeds In Southeastern Ohio. D~e To Our Lorge . · , Volume We Sell Better Seeds Cheoper With More Savings To You. 'fbnti\hY ~ Wft Southern Brome Graso-DomeUic Reed~ryGrasa Medium Red Clover Medium Red Clover (95% l Al&lke Clover ' certified Kenland Clover Field lnspe<ted Kenland Clover Y, B. Sweel Clover W. B. Sweet Clover Mammoth Clover Centlled Ruger Alfalfa _ . ..... ......_ N.on·Cerlilied Ranger Alfalfa Binlsfoot1ffloil tlmpo•·d) Certified Buf.fal1) Alfalfa •K certified Atlimtic Alfalfa 92% Red Top N. W. Gr1mm'or Variegated Alfalfa 21 % Blue Graoo IKY·l N, W, Alfalfa · .. Dome•ll• RJ• GI'UI Certin'ed Ladlno Clover : Sweet. Sudan. Grass Field lnspceled hadtno i!fover Certified Ptper Sudan GJ'&u White Duleli' Clover D. E. Rape CO-OP, ' • .,' \ ' '-1 Gerntan MUiel ' Lo,:Jitdtu ' "',;;.;--.-=.I:Ol .. .. . ' .' ' •ilia.~ Orrlulnl GnRS •' ·: MEIGS CQ. ' Ky. 31 Fireae Chewlnp Feocile ~ . POMERO¥, OM'O PHONE 9S,, YOU SlrOUiliib GB'l'flN! ON THE SAl'INGS TOQ; ORDI!Il YOVJl SUPPLII8 E.\RLY..SAf&-SAVE FliED SPECI.Af.:, . NBXTWEElt ~ 32"p ~·• Pe~ Sup . 4.15cw· _ ·, · '' �• . '. . ' .. . .... . ~- !' • • 13, . . r~56 mt€i rm~-'rOtn19 *daft Ghloii«U- • ·' ... . ' "'''."'~·-· ..' _".,., .; M,~. Melvin:Smith Pl'.~tifl&eting ,. ' . Atteltdanee at Sunday SchOol MAo. Cora HamUton was taken wn 27, offirini f?.ol. Rev Fne- by alitbu1Ante t_o the St. J~ph lind N""'" wiY bo(U. t wl« o! Hospital In ~111'4 Sunday. rt'liY.al meetlnJs &1 tht Methodi.ll Ml'J, Idonia P~te.r JP6tn l;un. Ch)irch, ~ap, JJ.i · . The Pomeroy Panthers and the - I' b 1,, 1.ddl eport y e11 ow J ac k""'"" c • 8 tonight in the . battle or the ··romebacll: kid!". The two Send quintets meets on the Middleport floor at 8:00 p.m.. and the large11t crowd oC the :senon is expected to be on hand to the two tradillonal riva)s 11 out from start to finish. I Prece~ing ~1ec:ted Mr.~~. Oliver Michael , vil!'f' p r~ l· Youn JMt ; •M n. ClaUde .IJJn~ . ~«"rePome-ro· '.ary; Mrs. F:lwood Bo"'PNI. trea Tbursday turer: Mrs. t.:olb'ad Ohh.n&er for ;t · riont- fvnd A«rfl.ar'7: Mn. tru~ man Ru~,u . Chrtrtmt§ lund !te-e· retary: lin. fleJen Le1fheit, wis MoonBellml 'the day Wltl>~er 100 ga)!lliii;IOb 1nd The WS~I . . Mondoy. Jan. l'llthily. 9th, with Mrs. Gr&ce icuhn . Ther! Wll~ bt a 1nb(rit of the lit. 'lll'it8 Mrt.IJ'Ohn ~auah and ''8ibleo Landk". BbOWtt l\ the:.'CluisC'bitdren •ni!l W. W, lrta we.rl !ian Cllurch Sbnill~ 'tt!ot111'1'1t at i~h Su1idaj' Of • . -Art$.ugh's II. , ·mOther ll.ear Wtlke:.:.vm, . Warrt>n Brodb ot-•Mr tlarion, FheorJds ~ Mi's. Vikta Sprinler 0 ., h"a ~ heel'l 'vi.sHtnl- hlt ~d .dn, are sm-ry to '~ ~C ·h~ st'NO us Paul' ~~1 atJd..ii!IP~Y- \...t ~ wards, Llrry Jlaker at "'nle•·, :· lllness. at the _1uHne of ·hrr :~i,o,1er ltr, and ~~Ge'oll,f P:le)ens hn ~ n·ear ·Middltpott. ad dB\IJht$", Yl!)~l.., were W:Me - Easte):. Mnd Jim Mr. anti Mrs . . Edwin Blackwell l"uesti ol Mr. flld ~: \f/. W. BOwles 1 be at the ill'-tas. For B 1b~ - Pa"ntb~rs n will b;e HaJ'91d ~nd da~~r ~~ove~ into the ragg Sun~;, .... : -- ·;_--, JJrown_4nd Junior Hawthot'ne 'at ~he . for_W~rds With hi& Bill Anar\!"'1._ at, et-~le~ . Smooth Bill .!'lnefldlin Will t;.e at guard With either Eight :~~on M Bill Qualls at leachil!'l' and ..-l"l-. Bfi!f'niCfo llowetl n~IJI:ant teacher. · and ·,.,,_~ For N~w YetH Are instt~fled At '1eJ~ratid Women's Guild '' • • • I p~Juck ~-' ,tB~on ·', "I :. lbe the trelttk'tr atad ilaleS tax ' were ~i¥e:fl. Jt wu e to the Cltvel.:md fa.r the aupport Jt WaJ de<!ided \(' vice president.; M!r-1, Ben; Netitt' ling, secretary; M'l'B. Part0' P'bll Up&. .treai~r; Mts. Fred B~a~t tnar, chrisl:ii'lr edu~:11tion · and );ft llident o! · flejendl)o C.irele~ ·¥\$" : SNOW T·ONIGHtl Followinl the meeting a whitt elephtnf u.l• .,j~h Mn, Ruudl as au~iont>er ...... ·btl4 alter whirh 11 lund!. I:~~J~g:$~~~~~;~~:~::: meet1nl! a' Kr!. Elwood leader and in c:barge of imltti. christian nrvh;e; M:ra. Mike , MIS! llrtlrnon11. a~lrltual llfe. j [:l~ih ~.T.~.' the main important das h bet-ween the seeond of lhe two ,chools. Both will be an an a~e ('_ urrel'!t!Y jle'd rs::r:.*~~i;· !t6n'E-a ' oU!i MEN~· ~$ · .~ MATCH LE~· FOR'· ·. Wi~h v1lle in a.,tbret"',AY tie tor ' pi act! in .the S&Q ·\-wiu~ fou~ wins ,and Onlr ofte. ~o11s, the wil'lnet ctnlld tVt:n(ua'\ly on 16'"wlh the. ~el\irve tltl~. 46 ..,...___...... ""·'· ·R ·U,ola, IILI•.' eT . · ee O*fttal 13 . · · Met'lthall 72 okio U. 83 ·n I iltT'AtNS 1lT "DtNNI!Il TODAY'S SPORT PARADE ,.,....."' fl. , II, OSCAR FRALEY · .A·b~UM ' • liAAk W'"~fA~M Come ~TAU£. "' ..;·' . PHONE aaS-"1 for . "'' Middleport, Ohio ' '""' Motoring Accecsotiea'·:· Th·ea Batttri~a · Hardware Olivft hlley, .OWIIltt IPhont i 14~ · lcrcHi.;i(»hio WMlNYOU N£lD tO! BUY, . THE C:R.iJ)J,T WAY.- . ~ -~ .-·,;. - .' . :-, Nation41l Cage," ., •: ,1._.-, ,. Champs · · Fo•·39th . . - ,•f : DI)LLAR .. u- ... ', .i.PARTH ' ¥ • '' vo~ LIU telegrBJ>il<d "GGod team." Nary a. tytnpathy t1'1~6 ; \ for- poor f'Hen6 Stat.f!., a nice lltU, -· -1952 CHRYSLER ..... $ioSis WI.,.. V8 4 door. . l>lea.tng gre.n llnlob ltko MW. tluid• tnrQue drive, RadJo, Hiat.e.l\ DclrQet• Seat mvent. Tint ~tbow vc.ry Uttlle we-ar. One MecllonltaUy rllrht, ... thlo one. Pnioi!d • li <lub with 1 1'0!1\iectabl~ H recOI'il and undoubtN.fly en fired uo ill ol .tllll!~nf>that would bo one of tllJ"if ·t.·llltest UJHeta tn sports 'history. Tbe F~no boys, unlortunal~ty.· are likely to find San Francisco all fired-up, . Ttu! i){)ns at'~ ml·g hty NCAA rull;P this . Jones. th l! i~" cer1aln won't be ~ • • •• • .,., .. . ' ' rtfce SELECTION "Of those beautiful new 1956 r\o .u • .,., Ca t1 in stoek-! t wi II pay you to .. •• ·~~-~ co. ' YOUR .. DIALER : . • ·.l' LOCUST"ond SYCAMORE, ...... -- , .... ' . . ··' -~~· •.--··-. ' -~~" 1 .. ·" ' .. ,. ~ ~ / Mldalepart. Ollla ' I . !,, •~ H~· ~,,i.t.,h ., .'; H ~LERSTORE . ., . it. ,, -- ~- 1\llilbl.EPOR'l', O»JO �• ·• '. • PggeSix . The Dllllv Sentinel. POirieroy.MICJdleport,_Ofila. p -I» Cluslfle4 Ado txeh<ld II. will be puNi•b.a ~ uas &I ~dved. WANT ADS A. 1111H kata.: % ec.atl 5JV 1rUI'CI, one la- aertioa. lflllimam cbu-&e bac-t centJ per wonl for thr ~ ClOD aeeuUYe 1Nt:rUo111. ~e mo.tll fOI' 315 eeDta par word. Full rale or z ceata pe: word wUl be Wnced for adv~nillaa il aot paid for' Mlore tbt t&tb ol each mootb followita& iuertion. &Ton iD A4vertiliGI-Sbould be roportod 1"'"'""'-1.... Tbo Dat17 SQUAd will not be reaporwble tor tnore tlwl ooe mcorreet ln· -... ..wd ot 'I'1wlD. aDd bpt'clal rtt>· Uoei Ui J!.'Vellta prQlted At rep lar el&a~ illea rar.ee. • ObllLiaraea publiabed a\ l ceD\ per wora. .'iw'Ced Adl recetncl. by mail ot te.tephoae IJVI::A c.aref1&1 ~ tiOD. I I 1 :-.lOtiGeS CANDIDATES For campaign cards, novelty advertising, and book matches call Pomeroy 201. l-10-3tc LE.T OUR EU.~'T!IONIC >ECRETARY TAKE YOCR WANT AI>S AT YOUR CONVENIRNCE .., ·west Columbia Br MRI. QRNAL. JOHNSON n A MilT$ · The Woot COI!illlbla PTA met Wodpeoday aipl II • lhe llouse. MJII Dll1e .M.eNeU, daair· IDID of liMon Cou.aty TeeiUiffl Aaainat Polio drift pw an en- I ~ BU!INE~S SIRVIQC (9) For Sole -· S~ used CROSS TIES 7d, for 61.1e, cheap. Loeated on Ky. aer Creek ELectric Plant Pro. -- ! I Notice b b~bl' l iveD . that Lorin.8 Gomer whoae POit Of1kt. adclteu ~,. 1254 Pair Avenue, GPl.. umbua, 0 ., bao heea duly appolb~ ed as Eleeutor of the F4;tate el Willi&DI HOI& Gomer ·late of Salem Towa.sbip, Mella COunty, Obio, d• ceased. Dated tbls 30lh day of Decem· ber, 1906. Gallipolil, Saturday for 1 ebeekup at Holler Hotpitlll. petty. Contact Lee Wood, at Use our MOBIL 00.. SPECIAL li&bteniD& talk~.>. OD the ficht Mr. •IDd Mn. C31aflet Coleman main gate J uard house or maio Darst MobUoil SqPI!NJerviee Uaimt polio. m . HDrton l:lckard and Mn. Emm1 Coleman of office. 1·10.12tp Phone 90V1 tMt Mala St. principal, ~ 1 movie en- al Wloebelter wve fUe1t1 SuO. 1-ll·IOip )iUed, "Bom Ia the Wblteboule " dly of Jlr. ~ Jln. Harold BOUGII LIDIBER • BUILDING II was cloclded lhe PTA would Tbomu and dlulb..... PATTERN~ MINE TIES $56 p~t ~n I piAJ' M: ~ P'ebri.LII'Y Ben Vaallettr wu in Beckley, • Water Hauling .P'ILn:aED CLEAN JD,eetint. Kill Sleeth'• room re- W. Va ., lut week for a check-up per II and up. We deliver. H. H. AND 100% SOfT W"'11illl A eeived lhe book !or ' bavlq tbe at tbe Bec:ldey Sanltqrium. wu. • l. L. Hawk, Miners'lille, Obio special made an~ lined tank most parent~ preaenl 11111 Betty / bur VanMeter accompanied bil Pbone Cbest.er, Ohio or SPi.s used for baulinlf. It e08b no Kelly received ihe door priH, brother. 18't'JIS. ll.uon, W. VJ., after 8 more to hue tbe best. Cua.Uct - -..Mr. and Mn. Homer Jobnaon 00 US p.m. 11111 al Prat\1 Fork C. W. Buck. Ritland. 1· 12-81c Mrs. WiUiam Sprot~~e aad dauand rraDdson, Dale, called on ll-10-BOtf Rt. 33. -120 1:1 1 1bter, Evo, of Eoal Liverpool, o ., M,.. lsa Jobuoa of Point Plea2 BEDS. one with sprints. one ) spent tbe weekend witb Mr. and sant Sul1day afternoon. Mrs. wtth sprinp at mattrHs; 2 COMJ'LETE ln~~t:oaoee Protectlra, Mn. Geor-p .IJ'rew. Other viai- Johnson ia reported as beins CHESTS or DRAWERS; 1 tors Sunday at the Trew borne "not too welL'' ROUND DINING TABLE WITH Lite. Auto, Fire. Polio . CaU Doa were, Mr. and Mn. Lawn~e Mrs. Lucy Jobmon, Mrs. Maa4 CHAIRS. WiH t~ell reasonable. Mllls. lllddl.eport, Obio. Coleman of Point Pleuant, Mra. ~tie Johuo11, Mn. Harry HallCall 1114-X. 1-lZlltp Helen Slowort, Mila Darotbr seott and !fOrma Jeaa Valllleter !!all d I HAY Ruaaell, Kra. llite Greer ·an.d called o'a. Ul;eir IUbt, MrL Ida 300 _., ..,...ea a a an c over · S.Ddra, lfn. Rou. Stewart and Ba11 h18t -wetk. CarrpH. No"4 ls, Syracuse. Phone FURNISHED HOUSE tor Ale . .Billy Sprouse of · Muoa. Mr. and Mi-. aDd M;.. Keary Stewart of L IIlle-Y. _1 ·l2-8t~ 1 Completely moderli. "")11)1. IIH. Edpr Arlloll . alld lllckr of Sand .lllll lid., wore · gu..ta G ; onoral Electric Wrinaer WASH· pahited. 08 Lla..!a HtJ&~u. IIJddleport, Mr. oad Jlro. Robert Thurodoy at U.. hOII!Ifl of Mr. ER, twin porcelsin UTILITY Call 380-M: .:·" ! 1 ll.ll'l·Jt Sprouse uti. aJ!eU. ot I'.Mt Llv- .and ·. ...... Vernal Jolmsqn and TUBS, ~ - Pboae Masoa SP-· - ·.erpool and Mlu S)'lvla COleman. ,..,, , , . 3·!1'171. 1-13-3tp Building Lot• F~ s.le _ lfr. oDd lfrs. I{Oa~elb WandMr. aod M:o. Homer. Joh01oa ' 4 Lar1e buJtdiftl ..II Ia POIII'"y, Ug and son. 111m, C1i Borberto,o, wer' . abCippiftl Ill • ·J'irkerabur1 ( 14 I Oblo. Good loeoutm. Pri<od 0 ., .me Sundly vialton of llr. Monjt•y. _ , reasonlble See IYaa Cl oad Mn. James Catpeater; otber Mr. and Mts. Cl...,.. Dorfer Route 2 ' Pomtro)' Ob¥trrnQi c.llen '"" apd Mrs. Je~:;k aad family ha~ D\OY~ into the APARTMENT, private, 3 roOilUI and batb. Rent r~so.nable. N. Peadt Fork RoliJ ' . :.. t~io.v~ ReJDDlda, !iiJHSlt;;J1J:d Jaekle of Bo~ prop-ti!f'e WIJleb.. they 2nd St., Middleport . Call 440-M - -- --..:.:.. . ::;'_ ...;·_·~.:.:...:: 1!· Ple•NDt. _ :. · . recen.tly PW"e . . or 2f.Y. 1-3-6tc c..n. J oha C. BaCOD Judte of Ute Probate Court Meip Couaty, Oh w 1-8; 13; 20; I nsurance Ari'OIIf1'MINT l'*ate ef Wlllla~tt H... Gomer Mr. •act Mn:. Homer JobQJOn and Gerald WeN d:inDet' IUIItl Sundly of Kr. oDd Mro. Veraal Jobn10n lad l>oJe and Jolnmy, Mra. Gwen BWDiarDft wu ln oellool l THEY GO TOGETIIl!Jt Wasb job and lubrieltloa. Free pki-up and Mniee. For a ple.uam agrprise 0~ NOTlCI ate NOTICI 0, APPOINTMENT I " A4mlnlstrahtr Ellete of IIWIYIN Polan Warner, Duuaa:d Notice is hereby 'iven that Fred V. Rice whose Post OUiee Addreu l8 Che&ter, Ohio, bas been duly appoiDted as AdmLDistrator of tlle Estate of Emml Folan Warner, late cf· Chester Townlihip, .Kelp County, OJUo, d&o eeued. Dated tbi.l 30th day of Deeem· ber, leDO. .John € . Bacon. ,, Probate Court · Ohio. (21) keall':stott ------------------------. I A_l NOT!d OF A,POINTMINT Ailltdillltr., fln4 A41ndnlttratrUI: lht-lo of lltoy lof" Docollo4 Notice la hereby ilYen that AuSayrt, wbolt Pott Office Acl· Ia tl Mlll Creek Road, Gal· Olllo, and Mara:aret ArDotl !':h<WI" : P01t Offlce Addre11 1.1 123 Sixth Sl ·l llddloport, Obio, have bteD ··dui, oppolli"d I I AdmiDI>trator and Adminl1tralrlx. of the E&tate .of fl.lley a.y,u iate of Sutton 'TOWruhlp, Mella CoUnty, Ohio, d.eceaaed. Dated tbia 31st day of December liMit . lohn C. Baeoa Judlt of tbt Probate Court Melp County, Ohio. 1-6; lSi 20; 3tc • Jl.o. .(' BIRTH ANNOUNCID Mr. and Mrs. Roy Davidlon, Jr., (Julle ErwiD), Columbus, are an· DOUnclnc the blrth of a seven polllld twelve dauthter, eonnle Lee, at St.. Ann's Hospital, COlumbua, on Monday, JanuN')' bave • two ynr old ounce Cathie Lynn, alao. are Mr. and Jlrs. Sr., Columbus, A. E. Erwin, and Bert Erwio, a lreat Jfandfather. ,31<: for Rent *· For Sale-A 11-room HDUIIB wltb .. . · BROI!&.I. D. RUN , , 101 beat, floor lurn..e, ,.....,. IN THE EVENINGS. CALL 3117. 2 FURNISHED APARTMENTS oa S)'flem, bJBement lhd u all~ Mechanic st. and 1 FURNISHFARMALL TRACTOR OWNIRS EV HOUSE on Lincoln llll,l, st~ Ameri~•n kitchen:" DeW P id you knuw you cQU ld save 25 % . Pomeroy, Oh1o. Inquire Ewlag'.s sh1"'•1ed roof' Calk • .w. ,. ~ ""' · ...v. 1-H!p or more on parts by havmg your St ore, W. Mala St., romerov, ' Lnctor c:ngine overhauled be · Ohio. Phone 183. 1-8-tf HOUSE, 4-rovm and bath 'l\t lore )(&reb 1, 19l'MJ? Also uk Acre.. s mil.. lrom - ~bill!p r -•1peei.oJ ()ft palntiDi S.room Duplex in Sugir Run. Awtomatle heat. Close aehoo\f. Sporn Plao.t. C.ll "'~"-oon sp. Mei&s Equipment Call 87f.J. 112 Brlek Street. =• · l~tMtc: 3MB!. 1·3-48tc 12-1!'1-11 FOUNQ , of keys in tbc vidn· 80&AP IBOtf II'URN!SHED APARTMEliTS-f or it)' of may owner re- I fOOlU and bAth. Gaa fli'M bot ·• water 1urn•c•. UtUltiea Ptld. ceive keys at the Sentinel 'ITRUOTUitAI/J ~!KAMa Pbane 8128-ll:. 111-16-l!Ptp __;_:c:= Office. _ _ _ _ _ _ __ -Aa WE BlPt' . G~::~~~~~:.~t·~~'?:'~; The famdy ()f W~ A. Dye acknow~ 2 FJve roota modern APART· ledge with arateful appredalion :MI'.NTt with laundry and 4•~'the kind expressions Qf lym. aa:t. New G-room clwei)JDJ witb pat hy ahown by the friends and llnJe and lauo.clry. Pbpn,e neiitltbors at the death ()f our 31o-M. A. H. Beo•et 647·tf hW!band and f.&ther. For rent-&xlf(IIUloD Ladu;_ Mn. Emma Dye Mrs. Joh.n Poynter and Family Scaffold Boards, Drop Clothe. Mr11. Aron Jones and i'' amlly Ctlntoa Fbher, Middleport, Phone 0266-X. l1·1-U 1-1 2·1tc For rent-Electrlc wallpaper (61 1:7 ltelmer. Cllnton Flsbw, 11·1-tl llid· dleport. Ph. 8263-X. LOST, Monday $715 in bills between CidzeM Nallonal Ban.\., Two Furnished o&·Koam AP~TMiddle port, and Downie & MENTa. new fumtture. VtLUUu Ut'Ot>S Clothing Store, Pomeroy . paid. 'Call &M4-K. 8-ln-tf Reward . Call Bolin's Store, L11ngsv i\le, Ohio. 1·12-2tc Ver~ d••irable linit noor APART- -----,--Lost Foun:..:.d:c......,,... MENT. Automat4c Call 61'10-J. IJIS furnace. 12·22-U FURNISHED APARTMENT, & rooms and ct~rnac wit.h uUiitiea furnlabed on • Mechanl~ Stnet. Furnace · beat. Can oe- o~Ct. eupy at Call Obio, Ewlnc 133, Pomeroy, for Store, further tnformatJon. 1·9-tf - ~ -FURNISHED 2 or 3 room APARTMENT. Couple preferr· ed .. Utllitlea furaUhed. Phone 81 ~· ( 16) F or 1·1~ or S0 Ie fJ.room Hous• f~> .. real or oale Ia .. Su1at Run. Information, 111 ' 1-3-12tp Buttemut. 117) Help Wanted · OH 10 VALLEY JUNK CQ. J1boa. ate ... . . .Of FOR THI.,II:T · IN USED CARS 111 .. · ' ' . ooil ol Danojn viSited j!er pareat• Mr. aad Mrs. Iulcb Smttb SuniY THiaasA OHi.INGII. dar~ua .Clark apent Sltftday after. .at... · A ll'OUP ·~· ....., .ptbetecl a1 noon with ~ u.. and !Irs. Dan., the 'hotrie of --.Jo Mrl. ,._ Jwtls al llort· Gibbs. ,._ ford •rut ·bon~ m,r-. apd -.LIE . Acnes Rous~ aad .Eddy Edwards lt.rry Reitmlre (Eilria Rl~p) who called on ~- an~ ·Mr1. Ralph were mtrrted, with a shower. Weaver Sun.y. --· Mr. an d D\1-e< ~- Ed Kl ng aud sons .. ~ race J·-• nM . ma• ..y ..erul lift-.. The bolteuet Were lfll;. wer~ vlsitint Jlr, and Mn. John Clarence' llouth,, Mrs. Pelrl IUggs Kin' Sundiy. .Ud M:n. B; ·&ayie. . R.&y Goodhite wlio has employ· ·: Altendilll were Mn. D~;~ny ment at Mct'onnell'lille iJ apena· ·Workman~.·*'· Jbry Aumiller, ing a few ~.s with hit tamUy. Miss Leone\Sayre, Mr. and 1ftTs. Mr . ..-d Jlraj Leo Clark, Mr. tent Reilml••: Mt: ·and Mrs: J!d· •nd Mra. IIIIUe LJevinl and Cindy, win lDnl, Ht, lnd Mn. Earl ~d- Mrs. Cora. Q..tinler and MJ', and waf4r. . ~ . Martcaret Rizer an~ Mrs. Willie: J'OliRIOD fiP'e nt Sund.&y d•uahtera. Mrs. Earl Lewi5, ¥rs. of Jiart(ord ., . Edw:tli Clark. Mrs. Harry ~elt- 1 'lKr, and Mrs. ElwoOd Lievlq: mire, Miss oann Reitmire, Mr. were Vjaitlnt :r.&r. and Mra. Char· aftd Mrs. ClFence Rouah and dau· lie Lievinll SUnday. lhlers, Mrs. ustis, ~n . R. 'B . Mr.' and Mrs. Andy Humes have S1:yre, :Mr•. Paul Riggs and the b"n IU for tbe past week. Mrs. honoree., Mr. and Mrs. Harry Raymond Greathouse· of Hunt ina:· Reltmire. VJn · is caTina: for them. · Mias Ada Llevln& and Harry Peglty Kingonand Doris Oblinger Dale 8pe:nf the weekend at the were calling Mt'8. Bertha Clark home of Mr. and Mrs. Delbert a ~=Pb=·===~::5~~-0~h~l=·~ I T HE·fi'INE · J_ _,.er. Blak-lee Has -.::.ou• ,._.,. 8 Birthday 1.::elebration '. The seventh birthday ol Je•· .. niter Blakeslee was ee't ebrated Tbunday afternoon at the flrst Eadhe of Sugar Run School, "' 01 t by Mra. Leo Beyan. Games were played whic.h . refre•hments of:·;":,~~~~~ and birt~day take were . Favora were doll$ froJD auckers for the airplanes made from candy ~or tbc boys. . ====c. ,, ... ·i VERY IN USED CARS i they are plies who have · •lerest In the accounts. :r-Mce.. p~lnted out that the busi:_ . . Come One! Come All! Our Sel.. lion Of Fine Used Cars ' •••••• and Mr. and Mrs. t' ranklin Clark Roush at GuysviUe. sunday. ·Mr. and M.r~. Raymond Roush 1 and Mra. Harry Ord were and Joyce •pent tbe Weekend wJth ljl~~::t,.•on Edgar otln.llon Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Mutin. QUALITY · o~ OUR II Mrs. warne Abbo~ of Pom.,oy SERVICE COMMANDS .-"•rrio and doughier and Mrs. Hen'ry car!'lhilr'f ' we.re EVERYBODY'S Jll£SPEOT. Mi:~:~~ visiting Mrs. visiting recently ffith M'r. and ~h Ml's. i!:lwood Lieving and family . Wheel Chairs HOSpita-l Beds wa• her' Mr. attd Mrs. r. B. LJI<hfield • siSter, . Lawrence Clark Mon- were· ulllng on Mr. and Mrs. ElAmbulance Stn~tce day. · mer Baird and son of Che.sbtre · Mrs. Harey .Ord spent the week •ncMltlY. Phone 285 end with Mr. and ,!Mrs. Jack Ord . Dorl.s Ohllaa:er of Parkerabura ••...,First Milt 1'6 . ' SUNSJ'l\ STATJ6A,. : ' Jake Gaul was a\Jpointed · ~~Jr.: . . of the Sutton Townijup · Tr\Jstees, at tJt,eir tlrst mee~" . of the year held Moi'ldV night 1 ip the Syracuse Villag~ Ran. .' . '· . with . home •:··.·. of her ~u-hter, Mrs. Mlanit' HarMr. and Mra. Frank Reynolds -,i:viliouiTH Mlnenvllle ncently. arid FrankHn Clark were in HuntK<•nneth Jliqa wbo ia home ~ · Jncton .n-Jday on bwlnea. fW'louth wu vl1iUaa Mr. and · Mr. ancl Mrs. Billie Lleving ana 111~1 PAul Rla:as ·recsntly. . ..C1Jtdy were calline oa Mr. and ·Mr.!. Carl Clarj< Wl8 In Pt. Plea,.ut I Bill Roush ond dauabt<ro reernl· Ralph Clal'k waa ~aiUna on Dea. ly. Glbba Sunday. ' Mrs. Doney Roush and douab['114)11(11 I 111M clean Robert OhliaprUp~t Suada1 were ln Mlddleport saturday. Wilh Gordon Clort. ' 'fher... Oblln1er and Don i:lliiVROLb Ptootltne UNtr Nft Ma,....I'MIIf Mra. Clary Grlaatead: and WC!I'e in Pomeroy Saturll'Mllfoot oiNI 1 ..nl.no D l ll'r&. Edo• Clark evelll•l· --...r...w Hrtloi in.l !uliily S••ada.y. ·~d Mrs. Gor..ald CJ:!,~ ~'::_ •• .._~ A,: All· Tfm• James Smith aftd. ContHt Sut,ton Trustees ~d\Jifc.:.. . su.~lfJ~-. - Mrs. ~~~~~~~~~~~ll atld:llts.ramUy, e. was a guu1 fOJka. s~ent the weelr:end J;tutta Rf.a.tn· (joodni:W! MARTIN HOTEL COFFEE·SHOP ~: ... ·• ' ::~tan -f\)u · . ' 1' Identify •, "I .. .Tl'te~• y . · ·· H•l• Wool McAIIIot.w. Mlr. . RODNEY DOWNING lllaiiBAKCII AIIDCY •l'ln. AttloiiiOIIIIo, ~ . ..uaaliiiT ...... eu~...,·. ... ltruMiu .. . . ' . lf ' . ·Senttn"'t· ' . Your FULLER'S ., / ... . . ' ' 1951 CHEV~OLET . .' • > "' .~ } ' ' '' ' .... ' '' Hardtop, Gyromatlc, ltadlo and Heatet, -Like new. I, ' . .. ·~r N·~tttes, ' 'II'~·" :r MORE OLDER CARS AND ALL ARE PRICED ' Ex• ''•' ' Jlil1y Pormtilh otPiifta 11114 Seleelloaa AI • • 1953 DODGE \ '·~· •'· ' Club coupe. Radio and holaier. Clean ' ' 11: >·"' .. • '................ ,.. ... .... . ' . , - .. ....~II' ' . .J+ ..... ,.'. .. .. ....... ..... . . . ' 'i+ NAMI! , ,'+ ~. ADDRD!t ·*" i .. ~ , • . I .~ .. • ;' ·;Your Deds•~Piymouth ·· Cor. ond .2n'd Sts . Mill . . .- . . . . ~ • '.~~..... • • '·· • -· · - - ; " NAME OF NTI'fERY MAN ...... , .. • ........... .. 1 • ~·· , ~ ·~ ... . . . ..... .·.. . . ... ' • :• • • • • , • • • • • • • • ' ; . -t ••• . •.• ;·. ........ �• J 'age Eight _ _ _ ._ _ ------i•L--------'---Th..:...c...:.e:....:;Doilv Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio ANTIQUITY ford. · -p· OF 'JHE LADDER PM HoldS Meet 'IY Mill. •FRANK BUCK ISandy Mr• Mildce<l Fo•tor and rue<e, IV Stewart, Columbus. spent Evening hlrDfld .A-2<: Stobart and wife re- the weekend wtlh their parents W'-.lnesday eu. to Ellsworth. AFB, Rap.i.tl and grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. S. D. after apendlna: the Frank Buck:. I At Sauer fte...:dence City, holidaya with their parent& Mr. • an4 Mra. Artlnlr Stobalt oM .llr. Mr. ud Mrs. G""'lte Rei!, Kan- MIDDLEPORT Funeral SerVices-SOCIETY • Held For (Jansom Mr. Mn. · McCoy ThUrsday Edd,y I'( and Robert Jay and Mr. and M!w. Carl Brannt~n returned TufSday from a trip to P'lDt~d1.. Tbey were ClUed home by Ute erltlc:al tood.Jtion of Mrs Edith ltue-..IJ L.....:... ......_ • mot..c. of Mrs. Jii. and 'llrs. Brannon. Mr.. and' Mrs. 'f'homu: Riley ud 4autbttr, Sharon, attanded. the ·Miraball ·Collf)JJe Basketball game Tbunday when R(}bert Ashley "" And Mn.1Guy Shuler. s.as City, 1\ofo., were recent guHUI S,Jt. Bfll MeNickle who waso nil of Mr.' and Mra. Chari~ P~rs.oD.J. ed home by the illneu of his mGM.r. and Mrs Fran~ 0 Neill, Ba1 with Mn. Frank Wilson. co-h os the!" Mrs Lowell .Mii:!Niek.le re- shan, spent a day w1th Mr. and 111tws. Game. weft' played an . tum~ 00 · Camp Pendleton, Cl'l . Mrs. Cal 01-r. : prifes woo by M.r&. Wilham An ?!&'. and Mrs. George Grafton ' Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charle!i derson, •M n. Fl"anci-5 Ande!'IKln, and family, R&vanoa, Jpent the HcNiclcle were her aunt and unMn. San Gibbs, Mrs. Georgl' New Year weekend with her par- cle, ~ and ~lrl. Btll William ' Hobstetter and Mrs. Ralph Wet ke:r. Columbus. James Pullen will he (o-hcmte!t!>. Ivan Powell who reccnt:ly sufTb& next meeting wdl be at Mrs. Sauer and Mns. WiiiiOD. serv· fered a heart a.btack, was taken tbe home of Mrs. Gibbs ~tnd Mrs. ed a salad course to the members. to the ScbaekeJ Clinic, Mason. Pll Club met Wednesday at 1t.b.eThehome (If Mrs. Lewis H Sauer I I • fiance of M1.ss Riley, was one ~ lhis Weeks Spe,ials .. 19S+FORD acene In VIN!stun• .-.~k. C..:allf .• where blaW .W,eepina ha~ a dozen 11t'ons cauaed S:t:OO,UQU oa.magl!ll. • '"'"'"""'''""'" 8rnu141f'WtJJ 210-2 door. Green finish. . one owner, radio & heater $1,165 c tic trans., 2 tont: green v1r.R.Gv andTracy Mini. JrEd.Wll Humphrey .. has .r-eturned to Cltleftain dlx 2 door 8 cyl. Hydramatlc, radio, heater, Sharp. Was $999. fin~ ish. Seat coven, Heater. $995 $799 1951 CHEVROLET 1951 PLYMOUTH S L Deluxe 2 door. Black finish, local owner; Radio # Jis employment after a several 1ays Ulnes!. His dilughters Car~ .yn and Maralynn, who have been 1uite ill al'1!; .also reported as lm:,>roving. Mr!l. Emma Leifheit and Mrs $595 $545 1948 MERCURY 1949STUDEIAKIR . 6 Pas. Cpe. 4 ·Door $199. Mn. b een a . er. e.ur"'l w~ 1!1 quite ill u .improvina. Mrl, Homer Hawkins retUflled to ber home, Rutland R<Oad, Wednesday fioom HolZer Hospital af ter undergoing turgery and b re8~ried as -convalescing nicely. :raJs, Home tr~tnde, Missionary, u d.i.rector. Plano were made for purchas· lng a new furnace for the c~urch when t!hc Official Board ,of' the Rock Springs Methodist Church mel Monday evening at the church Edward N. Humphrey, chalrmnn presided over the meeting which npened with prayer by AmiJ'S Leonard. All members -of the boar-d of truslees were present and include Roy Riffle, chairman, Clifford Leifheit, Edward N. Humphrey, :r.trs. Scott Folm~r and Mrs. WJIJ. :egl,ytered by Mrs. Echs.on Bakt>~ rheme of the School of MiBsion 1Vh1ch Is a Year of BnJ)llJ;t Ach 1evement project lS - 'Je.~ u s' Con cern for the Multitu des" Mrs. raul Smart IS In char· ar the children's school of miss· ions and Mrs. C. E Hoyt 1!1' lead ing the Junior and Senior Yo~ th Fellawship Schook A ques-f1f\n and an~ower period >lifter , Miss Snodgrass' talk ('{Included thr p:·o (!;ram ·a nd Mr. Uo)1 ask eel th~ ALLEN APPLIANCE IN POMEROY lam Bartehl. BIG Otlipp ··pre~~tp:t. wel'4! Mr.s. Homer Rad(ord, ·~- Gladys CliUord Leifheit Mrs. Roy Rime, ~ . and M.'r$. Amos L·eonard, Haro-ld Blackston and William Clark. Morgan, Mrs. ' District Missionary Institute Held In Portsmouth, Thurs. The Portosmouth District Miss lonary Institute was held In th( .otd Town 'Methodist Chutth Portsmouth, Thi.U'8day. Dr. Karl Quimby, secret-ary, de· partment of education' and cut ture, board of mi.Woos, N. Y. . and Min Mysanwy Robert& of the Interboard Coun-cil of CGhambu were the printlpal speakel".!!. Otb· er t:peakers ' included Mrs. Han;. P. Smith, district pnl5ident of \he WSCS of tha )(etihodiot Cburohea ond .lira. C. t•. Tompklw, ~of <IIU<Il'en'a wort or f.llt.l!\110 Confereneo. Those Rev. J. NOW IN Mrs. ' TO ·,If/ WAS • • • • • • • • • • • • • ••• • . .. , . . . .. . . . .. . . .............. .. . ). U8,~5 $!i4t:oa -30~ . NOW 4 u.oo 176.95 379.oo 159,95 120.95 .. iiON SI!TS . . . . . . . . . • . . ... . • $179.95 $150.95 t I • I 0 t • 0 f 0 0 I I 0 I 0 . ... . .. . .. .. . . .. a All'•& ·. r·· "!"~·~""· . • . f.u-l•u.a· ,_ and ~- William ~c~y,., JI!X, ine an~ :· J'~or, .A.iQ\ih, 0-; • "... · 'W"'I-1 ·1 l r ~· 1111111'.- , ;Mr. and Mrl. Elmel' Staley, Lo. ONTHI lRIGMTIST COINIR gan and M!'. B:Dd Mrs. Robert IN 'MI~DLI~ ~:c~C•:•~· -· •~~~~~=:-r - - :G:••::us:te::r·::====~==E · ~ ·" '!"''t" (· -,r~ f, .· - . . .:-.-;~~-_ · ·l daughter, ·carol, nurse at St;' Jo. ' seph's Ho&pJtal, Parkersburg. who wJU ,pend the weekend be1'1!;. lin. ,(), -B. Stewart has return·ed ·honle -after DW>ftdin ... tbe holidays with Mr.-r';~d Mrs. JafJ. . -."' . ...••' •;,. ,, ' \ )_. .. ......-.: -:·t: •• ·~ - • •!\ $499.95 '· ~· ·, ~,7.00 < -379.95 Jfi.-~1T1iicOMitNBUY NOW AT 'COST PRICES! / .. I ;.,S'"' •' - I ;• , . ( • 344[ , b - _.,_ ,,, • :: !el.~;,;,~,j:;o;- ' . ·=· ... 'i .. .. . '' ,,' ,. • '''' .•• I . '· . . • . '{ Now 15 on~ or lhe ,beslllmes lo buy a used car- beeanSI'·f:nl. )'OQ . ~.~~ ~ betler j~_1l8)f beea'"ci we an: awdous 10 turnover our sloek; s~6nd, It lllre& I ·· ~..- .. bl.l a J!lil~· wllllerli&ed ear 1o •tart and stay I'IUUiing in lbe wmler. ll)ly now at lowest wllller priett, .itlve llle dllferenee and enjoy-four drhfltg. Now· . .. _ , , ,. . . 4 dr• UO Sodan..ou loQJ-'IIWaer, . • •• ., 1 '. • - •• "' -1952 BUICK Special .... 895.00 1953 CHEVR'OLiii'Pii •., 995.00 "'' 'I Dlx. 4 dr. Sedan. Radio, beater, dynodow drive. One Joeal ownel' . ' ·" ~ \);.··-' '"''-"V · · ' ~ , -i- ~ · jo!, • : ; 1954 CHEVROLET Dlx. 1,295.00 1953 pd~TIA,~ ~*.;. _. 1.~1~· z dil sedaDt. ~~i;l~ hr-llodl · · · , ZlO l dr. SodaJl. Spollellltl ori11Dal melalllle good ears. ... ''· • • ·~ lAY Onlab. ' 1954 BUICK Super ... 2.,295,00 ( •· Ofla¥ Ml\d while IIDisb. One loeal owner• I, Go ;!h~d .. ELBERFE'LDS . -WE NEED Beljlli' 4 dr. Sellon. Like new 20.00 30.00 125.00 ... .EiteosiQn G1ven · ... 1954 CHEVROLET ...• 1,395,.00 .iu oo 1vo:oo POMRQYI .OHIO ·M" ~~~~~one·· .).. J.r•l ~.~-lA>~ mlltage by ~ ·looal IIWller Vl1orla ~ .....,~ S~ 'biolde llli4,oat. Power l!iftrilll and ", · , · brall.- ·New one eoa11 over J,t,aoe~I!Qo , .. ' .' ' . 1955BIJICKSuptr. · • .•~Jt!.OO · 19,t)O~~ All Other Appl ianc;es Reduced 2cY'I• to 30"' Authorls•4 C::roilley and Bendi:x Dealer PHONE 131-Y (NE)(T TO IIENDVUETHEA'PRE) ll'te:~ Mrs or of IY BETTY CARLETON Sharon Holter, infan~,tU8'hter of Mr. and M.ri&. Tomf Holt-er ' has bean ill with. virua f-ectlon. Mir. and Mrs. GeGrge Cirde and daugbter of Great Beqd, ~ent Sun· . day with Mrs. Mary Oflo'cie. 1 'Mlr. and Mrs. Doug-las Circle and family and Florence Clrele spent Su'Wftay with Mr. and MT8. Wilbur Biss<!U, Long Bottom. Mr. and Mrs. Garrett. Circle of Racine visited hi~ parents, M!'. 1 at~d •M.rJ. S.. G. C~,~:clJ Sun(lil¥. 4! ' • ) ·.$AVE fl'Om htlr ·, ~. '• Coilll' cpe. Very low.mileage Slaarp IWilde and out- Tires llbow }IItle weu. · · · · · • WE MUST MAKE ROOM FOR Before You .~y Any AppliO[lCf . , 1 1956MODELS .. · GET' OUR DEAL ' I ; . !' You'll?<> surprised at ·IYI,at you can savc.durll)l tills big TERMS - IQ'!o DOWN Clearance Sale of Refrigerators, Ranges, Fl'eezerB' and 24MONTHSTOPAY . TV Sets. · •< • Here Are Just A Few Examples Of This Tremendous Sale: . . $550;00 ~·u· will conduct • revival Ml'Vicea >.t tj.o Ch~ 01 ghter, Abdll•, Iron,t~ .;Mrs . . ~~~: Cbe Nazitt.ne and will ' HSJ.s't at lie M:cCoy, &J:uroaa, w. Va:.; Mr. r Ri Rev. C E. Hoyt. gav.• the open 'DJ prayer and 1\oln. Allen Hugh (•: led devotionals. Membel's were Phone 491 Paq~eroy, Ohio ~ " ' $299 ' .' eonl tne ............ NEW · . . FURtiiTURE . em. . : Wl~ • e PROGRESS · ·• · bearen were Pearl Edwards, Marvin 1Yeauger, Geora:e Batey, Lu~er Amos, George Hawkey, E. E. Thompaon. Relatives and friends from out of town included Mrs. Pearl McCoy, Mr. · Jnd Mrs. Millard McCoy, Mr. and Mrs. :Marshall McCoy and Nancy and Cbarlea, Mr. and Mrs. George Hawley, Che&b,ire; Mr. and Mrt. WJ.llue Blackburn, J,obn Hatfield, . Jack I Mlll~, Jltl.· Meld. Brewer, Diane HatfLeld, Mr. and ~ , Fra~ Vance, Pat\)" Blaekbtlnl, the leV. week·, and ~~ A. ._J. Brewer and dau· Vienqa, w. .....~.... -Va,, J . t~ay E D to viiit. b~rd luvt• .ner, u Wll"· . awsoo an _... ucom~ied 'hotn~ bJI her • .. the players. Mra, GeOfl'e Mcabee is visiting rel•tivea in Flatwood, Ky., and Bell-e, W. Va., wbiJ.e on two weeks vacation ~m the Ben Franklin St.ore in Mid.dJeport. Mrs. Claude Latham and son, Jeffrey, Mr. and !Mrs. Ray Turl.!y. ~bar, visited Mn. D. E. Ro~sh hurlday and &he af:'comp.amed =~e .tbe funeral of Lou Buck Rev. Qd • Mts. w. L. McMillen anil baby, Circleville, are week end auest.a of Rev. and Mra. Rl). bert· St)oerli arrd ·aon, ,,. 'f!{r I I .'. . ~ ;> benediction. SAVE 20 Pall •• ,..,, .• 'lm'll Pomeroy, Ohio ~ Home. . ,,f was POMEROY MOTOR CO. Open Evenin91 'Til 8- Sundays 1-4 Main St. (Near High School) Funeral \ SALE>. ~en $149 W. Main St. 0f . ·, a.WANa P :,_PERJonard Burney, lllr. WhMtt., ofo wL..Rhlngthonhco~hotnell Local.Church Holds Thomas Bonner of Colwnbus ra. · · ous as 1· were weekend ,iUesta of Mr. and for the past ten days Wlth a s vere sinus ln•f ection. First Mission Meet Mrs. Harrison BenUy. Paul Haptan'!Jtall returned :home Thursday from Meigs General Hos· He taken 11her& last Sat· Wednesday Evening Plans To Purchase 1pital urday when he fell anr!. broke 'G•IVen Okay h.lsMrs. right and collar bone . Wedne.day evenlni the first o: F urnace B... ie Grogan is st>,yin;· serlea· ol six BChooll of Mlsllion. with Mn . .Iva Brown who bas re '-'1&8 betel at the Flr6t Bapt i,_ By Meth-.lJst Board tu'!'ed' from. Lanc ..tor where she ;b1ft'cb M'LK Elizabeth Snod UU' vls1ted relatives. Cranbrook 4 door, 1 owner and low milea~re. OriRinal ~reen finish. Nice. and heater. 1n Columbus With Mi'. and IWilliam w lt Lehew. R .._ ....... h JANUARY Funeral lei'Yieea for RaniOm B. McCoy WEn ~tid at the Chesblre Baptist Obre.l:!. 'lhlU'Iibly with Lhe Rev. Sbea;ley Woods offlela. · . , lmg and •IHK$1 mume presented by the a·aP,tfst Cbureh Choir. Bur tal WU fu the. Gravel Hill Cemeteey by '(be Rawlings.C01tl tbe &uoday.· .-eM-.. b.y \·h!J. wife Lewis Humphrey who i.s em Thtoeiore Lehew:. ol Pros~>t 'HiU whO wiU' retur~·· iith their bah 11toyed in Cblllieothe qent the and Mr. and lfra. WUUam Thuen· to their home Monday. past weekend with Jit·,¥Paren t.s , er of Syracut& epf!Dt Jut Su~y Mrs. Forrest Badltel wa~ , _ill 1952 PONtiAC VB Coronel4 door, Gyroma- ' ·POMEROYSOC$TY $1,299 1953 DODGE '" . RRlMAN DANOUI ' rrum tup ot extcn•lun ladder lA ttQ unu.ua.l 1954 CHEVROLET 2 Door Sedan, Low mllea~re I owner, Spotl888 lttterlor 1956; Friday, 'Jan'l(lry 13, '• ( � 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 13, 1956 mccoy ridenour