http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/9bc382346cccec4688d947a348410f94.pdf dc69e76aa863816c1fc8f3c8bf2b4937 PDF Text Text e • at Weather ntine -w OHIO: lncreealnt cleu41- tw INy follo-.1 by or aleet thlo • " - - and ch....... tw rain tonitllt, hlth 21 U, lew u-32; hazarclouo *lvl,. ,..._ tlons toni,ht. Thursday cloutly Vol. VII No. 244 Editorial Phone 387 1, 1956 Pbone 898 Single Copy • Sc anti wanner with rain and peaaibly thunderstorms. sen wer- Eisenhower To ·BeOnB.allot ' ' In.e8ota ALL THIS AND GOLD M~DALS, TOO ay New Storm Front ~reat4~n.s Ohio More Snow Final Discussion Will Be Centered On Nuclear Field LIGHTING WAY FOR HEART FUND 4,YL\I.ot.D Debbie Lynn Day of Greenbelt, Md .. gets an arrecu on· ,a te hug from Mra. Mamie Eisenhuwer atter the yuungs ter pre· ~ die P'lm Lady with a tloral heart and torch. oymbol uf ~ 111M Heart Fund campaign which runa thruugh February. llot4lnt -Debllle Ia Ulla Washlncton ceremony Ia Gen. Mark Clark, Heart Fund cbalrtnan. 1Internal tonal) JIIM ~ I - ~------- ----------------------- ly DONALD J. GON%ALIS Unltad Prfts St.- cor,_..nclent WASHINGTON UP-President Eisenhower and Britilh Prime Minister Anthony Eden wiDd up their talks today with a top-secret diacWIIIion of nuclear eneru, Including chances of controlling East-West H-bomb testa. ' By nightfall . the two top western leaders planned a communique telling the world of thetr. I. Determination to undertake new peace efforta in the Middle East in the face of Rusaia't effort& to stir up trouble by pvillg arms to Arabs. If war shouJ!! eo111e between Jews and Arabs, the two powers would join with other nations to lake strong action to halt ~ggression by either side. 2. Willingness to negotiate , "just and fair " agreementa with Russia on disarmament, German Teunification. lowering East-West barriers 2nd settling other key cold war problems. But Allied willingness will be based again on Russian "deeds not words." I Mrs. Walter Roush Is New Owner Of Middleport Store Dickie's Dre&S Shop. whirl! was opened in October, 1945, by ~trs . Reed Vuney, bas been tiDld to Mrs. Walter Roush. , the former June Pratt. who began her new work Monday, January 30. She is planning a clearance sale of merchandise before the arrival ! of new stock. 111te store handles Junior, Misse• and Half-size drcs_aes, coats, suits, robes. lingerie. sweaters, bose and accessories. The new owner lives at. 560 North Second 1\venue with her husband aitd three sons. Don. Rex and Roger, and .her mother, Mrs. Lee Pr•tt. 5! ARMFUL OP SHOIS bel4 by Volunteer FlremaA .tAimer,t Baltimore Is mu"' evidence or the paDJc which IM!Ise4 IOIIIe oyster roaat froliOkers when a flash ftre enveloped tiM In which they ~ githered. The fire killed 10, tJij1m4 .- "· 200. 1!1 Arllllde1 Park auditorium. (Ia&~ 1n · l �• .. I • ~Two - -=--.----~ ~======~~~------ , The Daily Sentinel 'I"" DEVOTID TO INT-ER~STS OF ·MEIG~SON ' AREA I RICHARD S, OWIN " GIN. MGR. • The Doilv Se,•;nel. Pomero.,.·Mid:ileoort. Ohio ' ' REYNOLD E. GRI!NI EDITOR Jtubllsbed eYtry afternoon excl:'pt Sunday by Tht Ohio Valley .5ettti nel, In~ .. at 110 Mechani c Sl . Puml:"fOY. 0 B lhtne~-..~ uff l<' e phone- 398, rdlt ol'ia l offic-e phone 397 En tt red u Sec"' nd l'l:i!'S mJiliD:O Pomeroy Ohio. m:~IIN at lhl' post orrire National adve.-tis ~ng repre-sent alive , Bottlnf'lli K1mloa ll SU i.exangton An., New Yoril: C1 1y, 16, N. Y . •• MAN ~=~~~====~----~·~~~~ • ~ ~P£'DffRES AMll>Ol! vJAV OUT•' •• By CHARLES M. McCANN * ....... Po-M od·W• Band cooner, J....... crooU, .. ..... !hh ~n ac:.heddled for u.ro1yn .hJ.Uer Sbar<~n .IOQel Tho """"' ' Y e&Wwt ,_•_h to ._ h.._._ __ __ ~ u WSAZ-TV Channel3 I ----- I I I Inc., :ouo, Sub ~ rrl ptio n rates: Deli Vf•ry hy carrier wher e a· ail~ble 30 cen1J week: one year m ii d \'!ntee at Th(• Duly Sc ntinl'l offl<'e , $1 !j 60 ; ,.ix months, $7 80; th ree mv11th~. SJ 90 By m olur mu te where available : one month, $1 By m<~ll one year $8; six months. $4 25; ~r tbr l"P month!!, $250: one mnnlh, $1 . 1D l'empS. Clt7. • The New Farm Program • 'r' I A Pomeroy ~Putber.. ball •ad W Rlted that tbi.J lhowt lbe ~ natural HDM, tdlere WMJUt. Sa uuday, Jo'oe b. U a t 8 p. m. LO vu.t'(:t! Kcmmv~ t.award etuou' Layton Sayre ot New Huen Ule M10d.leport Hl,Ch & hoot Au· .,u.zy r>u lleo .,.;u;K:e tueo.ardl ~ : back bad two Wikel alliDit b.Lm . efecti•eoe. at the klk vaedaa or lam• or power ill piaed, but lJt ha& ftWd his ~kiae)' £or .H.oo <lUor1um . Adv1nee t1cke~ 1-ttl .:)aucr, trer~ L.O'Vtrt, JJOI'~.t '.aLee 1 but tmael:ed a eurw ball JDto tbe ia reduelae lbt! dWue . q U. ,....tloal fortitude lad .. deo County Ctreuii Clerk on t he Rew <m eJae and are bema: toJd b)' ..,. 11 y \lumou, Lyon .Hucn•m ~ \ bleaeb«<, far a homer. T1WI im't ~t Y,Nn, llhe 1ttted. "t.h11 1ll'fJUict tenaiDatiOD. I puiJUcan ti.ckel. membert of tbe .everaJ partlc.l- .11.. 1')' 1\'DD 'h(I(J(lpro, b..ar~ A<;y • •torr •bout a buebaU UJiliJ be ftlled with rapirat.orJ.'" lin. lin. YOUQI wbo tepof1ed thlt Sayre, 37 , u; seeking his fir5t P.~nlli: b.nxb ' ~"~o~.du:r, Aa)'fDril tLuw~u. llanJ.yn ~~ about the pme of ute, at Youq lbould kaow •be hu beca lobe eould 1lOl aft'orded lbe ftpeDM pol1ticaJ off1ce. He i11 a &raduate rne 100 Mt udenta fTom Pome- 1\;JI.u>~l, JitDict' uo 11tLs, .I UGy Hu~bich he bu proven wi~ there IUay timet Jn theM I'Ut of hit rehabilltatJoD tent the folof Wanama Jtigh Sehool where be roy, Midldlepurt .md Wa:n.ama wtw ~::r, Jocmnu~ Lltlruttu, AM'M Me- nevtr .. quit. •nd q~tter ~ver four yearaf lowtag JDHrt to let u 1 remlftdetr Wll!i active U\ "JpOrt.. He- b.a8 been wul comome ta.Jen La m U:uJ. an- .c...Jljj}~)'. l-Hnt" LldH:y w.W r . Altbouab tbe boy will not be tQ. all who have Dot yet m.!led acLJYe in ba11eball ctreles aud au nuaJ muslOIIl proeram ace: ~~&:pat:n t-oaou~, fol arK.-y Bolier Alter • liete ol almolt_ fOUl' 11 lood u new, biJ mothn r• their March of Dime. cardl to do been a profeuional umpire in Pomeroy: Dorolltly Taylor, Jean 1...-auv•e J:S.L.ak.e , tsruce deaa.J.~ ~=· by tbe . dended dUetM, parted, be Will be able to Uve 1 it now. baseball l.eagu~U in the aoutb. Webller, Janet Carpenter, Anll ucn~ LCOOU .nwlrA: Aelly \.rUIUliD my ftlet, or eommOill,- ealled I DOnllll ~iff. lDd you don't mtq I P'or the paM eight Yean! 'he hat ktlllllOwer, barbara bwumer. S.be- "-'lH tlHe, to~my bklll lle~ JIIU.ce I Victor Youae. Wett llaia aood he~~ltb uotU you have 1ott tt. -----~been ·a ctive aa a buketball t't· tla b'trau.ss, Joy Sm~Wl . Marc1a l . . uoucy, .In uu u:hL-r, u~ ~ om.eroy, re~d from ColumThlt il a lutee:sf 1tory, Dot ia fere.e <In Ohio and West Virginia. Vrue&er, Uonme Rae WOOdgearo, Jo~mes uru~naer Joon ~ 1 bullqt •eek Wltb laal vidory at :========~===~ ~ A veteran ot the Anny Air Dmi.nda Wililon, Carol t:urus, J' a•I Y LLvyu ~une. t:oau bJt e:rup. i Force, Sayre at one time ~ Li':ndal Dawett, B~aban Arnold, j Luwa lieln ch, Ken Murr..,. Jam' u:;e dortor at the CbJJdrtea'• as • clerk in .tlbe office of the Carol.)"D Stason, Robbie Brown, e.;. van lJooney 0oo vru~ Edpital bad reported tbrt be oounty asseuor. At t~ preeat Bill A.nderEJOn, Jim .t:bersba.cb., Eu- me t\.nc.nen ' ' wu In ftne teneral coad:lttoa. time he ts t he '11Wne:r of Layb)n's gene NoU"a, Sue Smll.b. Sondra J.>on Arbbur Clark lt. ud ·~ ready for the ftnal two Grdl m New Haven and b co- t'otu, Soosan Young. , sell H.oUSll, Keltb Aoden~ :: o:;:ntions that would r.tve hlm owner wttb Ibis brotlher, Ralpr, of Linda Snockton, Marlene Scboll, tll~ lrruoer bob lie.onesry 1 ~ bruUH o~ hU: entire body. O.n the Bend Oab Company and 'the Reva Rea, Dale 1-larrialm, Bentice i..YD Heu, '.Leo Kennedy' Sonny , at7 •. lrtd 8, the turteon~ Haven Cab Compmy opera«ng m Nease, Jim Lohlle, Oaro.lyu Mll- Anapp, l''rant.hn MarUn ' Helen I f ~ ~!..~a-will rtart tbe ftnt ' Mason "Bnd New Haven. respec. boan, Earlene Re.mbaw Bill Uibbe Soooart Janet Soob ' D . 1 wo m....,.......,. operatiou in hit · t1vely . Johnora Lambert, Tom'my BroWn, W-atb~ art, eruua l tbou:-dets that will live him , Sa-yre is a member Qf :flhe New Janice Roush, Judy SpeJl(er, How· wuama: Smd:ra Roush. Betty of hil bandl. 1'hll proce., Haven Volunt't'ler Fire Depart- ard Cecil, Eva Carl, Linda Frick, H.ousb 1M.ardyn F'ogletcmg Janiee u mtdCUlar tnuplaDtaUoa, mE<nt, American Legion Post 140 J':'ne O'Br.i~n, Robert Jacobs, Ro~ Sally Proffit't, Patty IM.un m'::!: t!;.omto .tOme other and the New Ha"V:en Lions Club. Linda _Moore, Ru~y Mtwear, Ri~ cy, Judy Wobb, Ronme MtGlotb I des in the thoul~ rebuild mu. Almo among those filing for Neuttlmg, . PhyUL.S Blackwood, un, Jam~ J-leDderson, Betty Da· Polio datrored bt" office was Olevia ~- Roush. Wbo Lan-y C~, Roger Hysell, Joe Vl8, Jo Alln JWit.ia, Wanda Rot.wh ~ 22flled to run as Democratic eom Kmm~, Bally Young. ttuvh U!'imm, Vu-gima Pomeroy _ur:r~oof'duate of m~t&!e woman from Grah11rr1 Di5- 1 .Mkkneport: Susan Pro~. 1\lln New1aDd, I...i.nda fWwh. Judy en with tbe dreaded tr1ct. l Sue Knlgl:rt. Janet. Valentme, JU'nold, Marie Jewell, Barbara September of ltS2 and wu Marlene Kna.PP,, P.au.hue . Zk'tle, ,.l(;!Jii.nie.l, Phyllis ZickafOO&e, Pat- lyud OYtr hil endn bod1 Juan>ta Hawkim, Bonruo Van ,, c.,... k, lld.<y Jon... Slrirley Polio Foundation • OHII GROUP Lyons, Jane Ieertbour, Diane charle. Be wa. ia aa Lapebart:, Jaoe l'owell. Pebby for tbru weeb and M~. and Mrs. Ronrue Williams ~~easmg, Bill F<>&""• ""· Bob Me- all the P""- 'of and son Randy, Pomeroy, spent u.oobl·m. ThiJ doea ladud,d a BY MRS. JOHN DIIHL Tommy Vance, AHen eration. Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Foster. Attendance .at Sunday School Roalp.h Stewart, Margie Roach. Wbile a patient ID the Mrs. L. E. Wood spent Sunday Jan. ~9 waa 100, offez-ing $11.00. JO'hn .McG!'ew, Sam Hotfmao, dreo's Hoepital, hiJ ~ehool' wort afternoon with Mrs. E. F. HoudQlW'terJ;y m.eetmg W&l:i in Sharon Berry, Jane Wol£, Annette went right on and by 1153 ·he asheld. c~a.rge o£ Rev. M. L. Jope11, di&- Johnson, Linda Eads, Everett completed biJ; 1tudiel,. and JnduMiddleport, Ohio Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Saxton and t.rret Supt., Jan. 27·2t.29. Foreman, Alan King, Henry Bur- ated from Pomeroy bJJ]a_ children recently visited the Paul Jaoobs of Cal1lmbus was a gESS, Eugene R.tytturn, Ruth Wbile at the hospUaJ .11n ·VIcFrant Bennington famlly. weekend guest o£ hill pi'I"'OtJJ, Sayre, Carol Ramey, Ralph ArtlJ, tor Ygung, who •~Pamed Mr. an~ Mrs. Carl Martin and Mr. and Mrs. Peal'l Jacobs. Howard J.olmson, Patty Cannact, boy, checked the new -..pln•tor, son spent a weekend witb Mn:. '~ Jacobs :reJ,lU'ned borne witb. Nelscm Reynold-;, Paul Grin&tead, aad 'reported that there., · . Mrs. Maude Marti~ hi;m .afrter ;spendi:ng .the past week. Tom Sayre, Delmar Payton, June seven iron tu 111 pt:tlellt. t15.aa WEDNESDAY 111 ¥# Former Panther Half Back ""'~'!~..-=..-::~ Is Conmlfl!nno• Dread p0 ]i0 :,..""c~u':::'..':..-::.,IM~~ I ...--- Layton Sayre To 1 AnnualPo-Mid-1'a Band Festival Be Candidate In Js ScheduJed For Saturday Nite Mason Elections * ,. f'he Do.IIY Sentinel. Pomerov-Middleport, Ohk. Wednesday, February 1, 19S6 Commentary ·· on The News .... COI.UNS deep eaana wblelt llood wa&en ctua 7ard .t U.. r,.. Zle&'lw bome. & 50-foot w.U MlpU'I.Ubi" ud IDOtber llome leiJ leW Itt. pit. Ia beell JANUARY CLEARANCE t..rw.:O w. Uld Caro- at ° OFF On 1 ==.. TOPCOATS aoa:en: ::!..e LAUREL CLIFF WOOL SWEATEU Harr:i'l.l WIDNIIDAY Si111 On-Prt,er Captain Kanaaroo Garry Moore Arthur OodfreJ Strike It Rlclr Valiant La4f Love of Life Searth for Tomorrow The Oul(IJng LiCht KaMe's Kitchen Love Story Robi'lrt Q. Lewis llou~eparty The Big Payoff Bt'!J Crosby Show The Brighter Day ~- ..... ...., Fnmk Nowltsld and Ids children look •• dama&'e dooe to tbelr home br rtaat mUd .uda H'U AU ·ywo example~, ot the damage totmd when 'rk,oo waten _ , 11fballlkcl ~ California, /Itd~Hmol l'oundphotorJ Secret Storm On Your Aerqunt 6,110 Luclty 8 R•ncll 6!30 The Earty .Show 6,30 Your Esso keporter .,so 6:45 61M 7,110 7'15 7,30 8,110 .,110 Sportil' Parade Weafhtmlfin Patti fa1e , and Mrs Charlie Rile and family. HlllrT)I Bates and sons. Miss Judy Sayre spent a day Jack Jacobs, small son of !Mr. with Mrs. C. S. R1fe. and 'Mrs. Clifford J.aroba is out Earl Reed who had spent sev- .dter a sieg.Q of mumps. era! days in a Parker8burg Hospi· Wayne Leifheit had bis toJJSils tal was taken back to the hospital removed toast week. by McCoy ambulance on Thursday .Mrs. Margaret Al·len returned L. E. Wood and wife, Mrs. Freda hOOle from Fairborn TuCISiday. Bowen and daughter Beverly and Mr. and Mn-. Art Eblin and Ez Knapo were business callers dauglrter were .recent guests of m Pomel'oy Saturday. his brother Steve and family. Mrs . Goorge Martin spent 8 Doris Jea:o Eblin spent Satur. week m Columbus with her bus- day evening at the Steve Eblin l and, who l!i employed there. ;home. ~r. and Mrs. Blll Garnes and Wyatt Schaefer of Mt. Vernon ·hlldren of Akron, spent the w;lS a weekend i:Uest of .hu. par~e~kend at their farm here aad I EPtls, M:r, and .Mrs. Norman &hae· 'lSJted the Titus Smith family. fer. Bob 8oweJ:J and Lou Diehi callod o-n John Diehl . Orville Allen ·has beoo absen t from work on account of illnes!'i. MARY PRICE :Mil":S. Shirley LewD who ~s ill at the ihorbe .oCher parents, •Mr. 8Ud Mr. and Mrs. Robert Barton Mrs. Clifford Jacobs is improving 'nd family spent the weekend at this writing, "ith Mrs. Hazel Johnson and Ver'ie Pigott. Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Pierce and 10ns spent Sunday with Mr. and • \frs. Junior Spaun and family of ~····~ """ ·>t ~\_; :·' Dour Eawordo, Ne,jr._~ · Tbe Range RI~er ::,~,:it!, Arth"r Gocllrey li· fir~~da The MIUlonaltF ;<'ij'.-· I've dot A sOereP -~,v\' ~ U. S. Steel Hour 11 •110 Up-Lo·tf'te Mmute W'ewa 11 ,05 Late Show 9,3~ JO,oo -~---·-----------~ 4:30 On· YOUf AccoLm.t ,! --~~'!.~:~ TI!UJI.S!!"\ Y Sign Captain Garry Moore Artbur Godfrey Strike it Rich Valiant Lady Love ot Life Seal'th tor Tomorrow The Guldlng Light Katie's J(itchen Love Story BoUJeparty Tb.~ Big Payoff Bob Cro11by Show 'ft\e Brigbter Day See-rtt Storm 0:00 Lucky 8 ~ .- ~"-1 0:30 The Early Shaw 6 :30 Your Esso Reportl&l' 6:45 Bob W~gner SportJ 6 :55 Weatherman 7:00 Tea Room Bob .c~"lrtuq~• ,iili"i'!''~! Ciima~ 1 F >~ .:·J,~J; , 9,39 F~ov .Star .l'l•~~qlilr\l:;(il tMO ·lfigJn?1 l>atr<i!. i'loo,ll(~ 10,~0 Quiz lli,<\l( ., .. ,,,:_:,l~,;i. 11:00 Cp-<o-l'he--Mrnufe NeW• U·OS 1'h811;ate ShOw ' ,.. ' .. wu the ICeh SA a Phfladelphla oourt u Mr. and Mrs. Milton Jrlnl. Gertrude Silver pleaded 1101o contendere tno of .Mn. Dorfl Jean Oestreicher, Mra. Sila Arrow IDdJcatu tbt Sebwartlee. At far lett, In &Uvtr, Ud l:lealde ber ll her food cb&ln owner R. BUver. Mn. Otatrelcher dted Jut summer her m&rr'lap to a .M1amt Beach, Fla.. motor- .' (Int.,.,.ucmalsoundphoto/ BOY SCOUT 1. e. 8. l,_ II. 12. H. 10. 18.Twl;iod fabric 17. Catklna 20. Mount.tn ot Thr!y · 21 . Ven !ttl 23. Warb .. 28. Of th• 1 Ande& o 30. One~a~t. :, ''·Ct.,.., ......... Cfird ¥fro,o ' "' . .;o... au•ust of one set Pr\)perUes am\ lhe 1uguat P¥h· Uaher of another set of propertfe• RIUif(ed it out In fuU vlew of all the members of Australia'• sane· tum unctorum the Randwlck race to W<lllj!H 83. ·~ttlh d&Ool Ill. Ulllille ..... we.... course--IN THE MEMBERS ENCLOSURE. They prey on each other'• stafr1 f7. A blN'1 Jl. To e}loro.t.e al\ll pther 39. BIO.,cl· shameleqly, and they fight open battles In their columns and In w...,. u. IUCkln1 Donlctp DOWN l . lmpreun by pttll.lt• ~- entreptU lion ...,. Wutern 3. Oretk letter t . Rlot Aeld DAILY CR'l'i'ToQUOTE - HeN'o how to work II: AXl'OLBAA.XR _.._ tl Lo-'NOl~ BLLOW One letter tlmply atand11 for anoth.er. In thla example A It uaed for lht thr.41 Uti, X fur tbt two 0'1, ete. Sln(le lettera, &pNo 'I'QJ)hln. th" ter..ath 11.nd formation uf tho word• ere all hlnlL Z.Ch O•r the code lettere are dilterent. ..t. Crypto1r11.1n Quotalion D f•---R--JIJ E 8LKkP · I V D L Fl.P - Q C K R V R D I A I W M ) ptoqnuleJ THill CR<;lS$, IF RlqH'l'I.Y 110111111, ~~~'·" ~>1 110 BtJRDII:N, BUT SUPPORT TO 1'111111-WJII'I'I'II>II· Plllrlbuted U' &lnl Feall.lrt' Syadlcate ' DIIAPPOINTMINT BJSJ'MRCK, N. D.-A bold tbiol ZJVFOZIVDB. ........,.. their edJtorlals, and they will joy· fully plneh each other's proper· tJe11 In purehaaed stuft'. tor example, the Sydney Dally Telefraph lfiUftl{ one at the Sun the other day. The Sun had 1pent a flotk of dougt to buy somebody's merr1olrs, and bad bflllyboolna llll:e mad. On the the ftrst Instalment broke other edJtor had Induced hi~ New York man to cable~ a full •tory quotabJe Pvtl from the memolr1, and neatly Jilted the top oft the oUter bloke's journaUttJe eu. There wu electrlelty cractllng on the telephone like you never In &lamarck may bo JUl'Prised at •his .own 8Merprise. He ·gro~~bbed ~' _,Ill whi9k't'Y· nse from ~e h81ck of a tnlclr .,.. dMhod "'' off Pt11'811~. !loll poi.. •ld 1M . _ <1111 !"''llove whlolrey In It-It hod martiDI ·mil<. GRAND RAPIDS, Midi.-A burglezo broke into dte Grand RapHis Junior ~College chemistry labomtocy .and dnnk a bo-ttle of 100 proof aloohol n the spot. thinty 'S Phone WOW I .,... ~~:n:tir:•=ma==bei:·~q~gi~Yea~~=;~C..§•~Bo=lm==CII~~·:•~-II~e~L~oler~ 18S.Y 1. H!A'J'HD. tial' 5!0.00 Abo JlOO to Z.. 75 sad ia pla.tinu.m JJOO to ,..,,. 1Vttddi.Da ILia. U.JCI Pomeroy o... MT. OLIVE 7 :16 Doue . Edward•·-!'l~~~!~ ..• 7:30 Set .J?ri!:JJI:On Of.~:.f.1 ,,!iQ 8:30 ~andparents. Mr.son andFreddie, Mrs. George Beveridge w1tb JUhling and New Marshfield . Mrs.bet" Jone Turner wu a Sunday Spencer, McClung, Donna David Coleman. Richard80D., Rose were Sunday guests of Mr. dtnner guest of Rev. and Mrs. Tenant, Garry Wilwn. ' ·: · SMITH CJ0 th lrig •· I Bever-j . 'NO DEFENSE' IN ABORTION . , 1~ WOOL SHIRTS I DEXTER ·- - -- --·-- - - - - WCHS-TV Channell JACKm '~ong Run . Mr. and Mrs. Denver Curtjs and qon, Mrs. Evelyn While, Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Pierce spent Saturday evening with ¥r. and Mrs. Jake VanMeter of l'OrUand. , Mr. and Mn. HarOld B~wer and daughter apent Friday · afternoon with Mrs. Brewer's parents Mr. and Mrs. Cbarle:r Po,.n. Mr: PoweU remains vety ill. · Mr. and Mrs. Denver Curtis and son, Mrs. Evelyn White of Columbus was a Sunday dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Piette. Afternoon guests were Mt: and Mrs. Hobart Newell and 80.(111 of Keno. Emmett Stethem who is employ, ed at Phi..to, 0 ., spent the weekI end with his wife, Ruth Stetbem. Mrs. lnzy Young remains very m. Mrs. Lorenia Wolf of Chester and Mrs. Lucllle Bll8h tnd families spent Sunday with tbeir parents Mr. and Mrs. Riley Pigott. ' Hoyt. Curtis, who Is employed on the M. S. Peace is on hil way to New Orleans, La. ' Miss Louise Bigley spent the ' week end with her erandparents, ·i Mr. and Mra. Charley Price. 1 Mts. Lettie Frank of Eagle Ridge spent Wednesday afternoon with ber daughter an4 family, Mrs. Charles Price. When you say 1ll wait till spnng:.. Just look what you're mlstjtng ! I j. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~- I ~nee spent Sundly evenln( wtth Mr. ~nd Mrs. Charles and frmlly. FrankPrice of .tagle lUd&e ' 1 lNG STAR l •• !, , • ~-f!I~Y' BIAL Mr. i.l')4 .Mra. ~: · A: 'S tewart . of Goki .. RJ.~e:· etlebrated uaetr 50th w.-~· ri.i'll~niaty with a fami· b' ,dbJnef .tt th~l' hoirle. Attendtq ·.Were ' Mr•.. qd ':Mrs. owen $1Aitll, L; A. Smith, Mr. ·and Mrs. CIJff'G,d. JotdOti-. and children, Mr. lind lit'~. · Oral Arthur .. and son. Mr. P.Jif.M:A., 1(1!f9ld BroV(n and lii;DQSt, · Mra-. Mabel VIneyard and faltl~. ·*~~d. Mrs. Leater LAtby, .Pic. ' Jl,ichard baaes, Rad(lt Tti_fnin& J ;!ep.ter, Chieaao, Ulinois. ~qt ~v~~ da)'l:l . visiting his aup.t . ahd uacle, Mr. and Mrs. WiY!le ~al ~nd Jamlly. ' ~ior•e ~ellman bl report~?d a] ~f.~ Ul, at l.be home of Pis dau· PJtf, Mt. ~lltl 'A(I'5. Wm. Kina. - )th. , Lutner tUliam and daugh~r:!. ~-~~h..~&!' SJ?endirq: an I~ demute ..t:tme jt(£b ·her parents, 14r~..~· I~J.'."' ·~: Wyant, . Mrs. NC>ra Hoskins of Florida and· sist'er Mrs. Vista Frank of Flat WoOds were the recent guests of Mrs. Bertha Holler &nd Lcstor Bailey . Earl Shuler made G I b . corg a, on usmess last w~k . Mrs. Denver Holler entertained the Wildwood Garden Club JasL Tuesday night at her home. l.'hyUis. Jhle. Nancy Shuler and Tommy Fisher attended the soulh eastern Uhio Band concert. at Athens Saturday nigh t. Tommy Cnrtis of thi11 place went also. M~ . an~ Mrs. Earl Shuler and family attended the Band concert at Athens Saturda.v night. Mr.: and Mrs. Stanford St<~;:;~~~ and family o£ Hemlock were the Sunday guests of Mrs. Belle Holter and son Theodore. l<lr. ·IDAI .IIr•· Jobn · lhl• cblldren were the Sundoy lUSts of Mr. and Mrs. C. 0. Reed of Beverly, 0. • It datln'r co1t a penny more to !!!! and 1 1xn month~ al no utnr colll Your big new '56 Dodge Coronet will carry the sams Aifli reeale rralue jn the years ahead whether you buy now or wait till Spring.lt'a 'fiiOCI£1 year that determinea TQIJ.~ ralue. There iB abfKJlutely nothing lo gain by "holding baek" on thia big, elamourous '56 Dodge Coronet that's creating such a senBation. Every day you wait you're throwing awa11 f~e plP..a&ure that can be yours riaht 1wu·.' 2 < !!I!J thll lUNG· SIZI !lODGE COlO NIT rft•r-~:tb '"hirer ..nrul So much more lo tnlor I Thisnew'06~Coronet is the onlu car ih 1'flf Mid to bring you such KING.SIZE value at such a low price. It is longer; bigger, more luxuria ous than many cai'B toRting a thoURand dollars more. It offers you the Magic Totull of pu&bbutton drivine~ the break~&ellfl power of the world's recorda breakini Red Ram V-8 engine, the trend-settine beauty of JetFin strlina:. Why not act today? 3 . '.: ' . ' IN THE ~ I'IIICII fmlll That'oricbt~~ lull,.;... fUll.' styled, full-~owored Do~t• Coronet is pdcad· down ..tith the small eirJ. · Here"a no .New'56 atrippedadown; ·~pike ~ial" · · . it'e "'"'P~ 4nd It brinp you the ""'~c Touch" of Dodge tJUsb-button dnvla.r: • Sun!dt1 s&feiq easiest way to drive you've 'ever known! Step Up to the Dodce Coronet todarl • ..,._ _ _.;. Juol •nnoune•d-•up•r-pow•r•d 0-15001 A new Dodg• matt.rpl,eoe. Er~gtneerina perfeetiOn .. , HtoU~Itl. ~ .......... , •• ,. HO h.,. _ _.__.. 1 R. H· RAWLINGS SOtfS. CO. Corner Mill ond Setond Sts. · . .' . ' ' SOMmiiNG J11G H A , _ . MiddleDOrt, Ohio �. • ' Wedne~<J~y, Febrillory-_!, _2 ~;s ----------~·~n;.:.:··=-·..::Do=lfi~~=· ~-~::IOII,.f:E!:! .eifl/1/~-M~iad~l!(lOf~rt~•~Oh~!c::_____·---------------=:!':·::. :.:~:...:·:.!:FidDa:~*!! ..!J.fll!E!t!. Olifo The Daily ~entinel, . -:~: The Daily Sentinel •• 5AV1 Father And Son Banquet Planned • By Methodist Men , '!'be P<>m""'Y refoHI&e for w eJtllft- def..aL balided them by the "I...ooRan Chief· tains as they tonk an easv 72.-53 win over the visitirnt' Chlcls on the local floor l'• st night. lt wa! tHe tdbrth s:!o wtn of tbe eta....dn tor the PtJI'lhe'l'S, Stanley s u~hto1ed fl"'fteh' rn the larrt quar1~r. but the Panthers continued to roU as QuaHs was the blf guo witlh three goals and two foul .OOU. complMely controlliRJC the boards tbeo Panthru-s RN~hbNI a total of 51 rebm.mds to only 19 (ur rhe CbJefl_q, AmJr('WS had ~~ rebounds wlth Hav.1horn l• ~11 i ng 13. In seorb~C ~dan set the pace liS he tQssed ln 22 points wrtll Andre'ft aoad Qualls OOth oomi'DJ UtrOu.Jb wlth 17 marken. Mel..aughlift. led Loran with 14 .' .and moved them into ahtLh piaee In 1:he lea go-eo standings. . Coach CharHe Stanley oxpt•n· mented with a revamped lineup as he attempted to live some of hl!i boys · otx~ fot; the- rom· inJfiiiSObl. Staftl.ey used Gene Mithl. and JlllllOr llawthome •I the- l'""""d& wllb Mll11>n lau)b"l at tentec", ..whl1eo BUly Sheridan points. IKid Aiton lhiftlna1on Wl!l:'e at the For tht> e•tbl Pomeroy had t1 euards Liitr in the g.:l.mt" regu- shooting 8\'et'agfl or 38 pl'r e('Dt lars. ~rold :btown and big Bill as lhey tossed in 31 ,ll'Ollls in 17 .A!tdreiWt eatne lnto thP ron!C', I, atrtemP.l;1J. W~Ue- Loean hit on :u and ,11 told Stahlty U'>r,j 12 m£'n out of 86 for 30 J)elr e<."nl. in t~ gam~ . The P~y Reserves lost the Ptax.roy Jed a-ll tk~ wa r . The prelim '3·,0 $1tlt« blowin~ an Paatheb jumpt"d in'o lbe lf'.n.d at eight pom.t lead . Pomeroy led 216Utset as Sheridan and Haw- 14 .aJ. ·haUtl.lne. a.nd s.till ·h eld a se-t the eadv pace, und 29-24 m·argla :it the end 'Of Ute In lh· · petlod Andre,.., t3me third ... period, burt IA:~g.an carrie il .«< sink twq slralgh! bas k •I.; . bark to arab the game. in the Last Meroy led t-410 at ih " Qt ra rtl'r pNiod. s . T. Johnson was hi~h tor 84 Buckle-~ p~rl'd lhe Ch:: fs \\ith t<io .goals. In t.he aecond. period thl• LADIES -SWEA soUr4".95..wf6.95"" QNE·HALF PRICE 0 3 21 52 1 I 1 11 1 1-0 1-0 00 73 3·1 o.l1 2 22 2 2 17 17 1 0 00 0 FO PT TP MclaiHI!· hn~ o.l1 0 31 2410 •73 1 20 2 0 1-0 0 2 •-1 0 • 00 2-1 2 0-11 00 ,1 00 0 32 • 10·1 G 8vrd. G ONEO,t: MlNS THI£ rop (1. s. . .. ·acws · ·. JACKE'liSand CtlATs ·. . JACKETS and COATS H6M~ FCR rwe ' . ,~M~to!".ilckolh. ko.l_# Ll~ s,la us ·-~ Remelnln, Stock. HeiYY Jach!e-h 1ncl C.o.t.Sold A.$0 to 22.50 C~Y,tf/>IC5, TOD.~Y'S SOLD'UPTO 12.95 s 0 ' 2 2 1. ~ ll'o nl l(., 04 sn•r,.M Fm- tht VlkM.r.. Eulllen~ Sla-ter 1)1~\=-"" 23 1>01111• whUe Rod St.. 88 JIAI~WIJ.IT u~"'''lll'lo .. 1'1~ CH "'""'""'"'• 'f4 tniiTWW•tT Chor1"' ChaMey had u,...A;., 1::1 CIIWI'TTlnr\'1 94 ~:~;· ~~~:~.E·~:~r~~~rr·~or~:::'::. I The couple have lived their entire life in Pnmeroy where Mr. Blaettnar and his son Fred are owners of the Blai!tliUir Auto Co. whith cclebrat"d its 100 a.rmiversan 1n l"MS. John Fisher. Ruth. Ann Powell, Jane Young, Nancy Rawlinp and Sheila Stover, Ohio UDiver..ih· students, are home fcrr semeate~ va£ation. Yvonne H1ckett. who at· tended the Univeraity last semester. will not ~ to ~thpol and They 1re the parents of two will be efnplojed in tbe office of chiidren, Mrs. Earl Hickman. CG- Dr. R. R .. Pickens. luibbua, and Fred S. Blaettnar, ! Pomeroy. They have three grandMr. "And a.m. Jo.bn RMe and children, Lt. John W. Blaettnar, family spent Sunday afternoon Nancy Blaettnar, and Stella Hi"k· with Mr and Mrs. A. D. Tuttle. man. and one great-grandchild, Mr. Barton moved his family Elizabeth Olivia Blaettnar. I Avalanche Farm Women's Club Holds JanUary Meeting At McCormick Home AnnJversary . o·Inner 0 n WedneSday ° lu&9f AFTEff- CLEANSIMG LOTIONS SPECIAL ., R~a . SALE f1 .'7!t .... w. ux . u•oru 11•• Now Going On CllDIT .fliMI TH@SHOEBOX .J • ' • Mldlllepot1, Ohio GOESSLER JEWELRY STORE SWISHER· LOH SE Oi!lo Court st. I v~"'""""' !'loA n.1r1Ah·,....,lil .tAr',' lUI lfJ. t'M1*1:1vei'Y. -. ,.; .>:.:. l Pomeroy Baptist Assodation Meeting -I============: daughter and Gafldnt-r sdn.-in-lawand Mr.ROn and Mn. Robert Mr. and Mrs. Richard While- She WM accam~nied home Sun. house, AthenS. were in Middleport ~ ;y ~UliamAOn who spent Tue&day on buAinf'Ss. ilf I Mr. and M'rs. J. C. Ward and Vi.ctor 'f'iWel returned to tht> I son, George, spent TueRday in Co- home or ius brvtber and lfister-in· lumbus, where they vlsilfd their law Mr. -and ·Hrs . Ht>nry Wippel aon, Melvin, and Mr. Ward's bro- Monday from Granl Ht"npJtal ther, John. . where be llnderwent sur~~:t'!")' 11 nd I?· F.. McKmley, who broke his 11 much improyed. ~1st last week, will have his arm Mn. Cleblld Heine<~". Mr;. m a cast for approximately eight Henry Reibel and MP.I. Oal i" Mr. iind Mrs. Blaettnor T Celebrate 1"'~~: v;v;an Ingels hoo been m I~~:llbN~':::'!.:.Uest' of " " • Anmversary . Sun. Ienta._ With Mr. flu atondtheMrs. home of h,.,. n~·- ~iii~~~:~::;;; .Golden Wedd mg Marlin Abbott. I W1lham Taylor, Fred Lewis. ' 'Louise Van Meter Honored Jon 24 I • hday· On B1rf k A MIDDLEPORT. SOCIETY I I "'"'oll'llt 1\4 Uh\r1l .. 't'arm '7A ...., --- 'f oo A11,.n 7r'i ~n f"'\....,..,,~ had 16. .. with an article about their March Cere~. where he har, resumed his of Ol~eR drive. work as principal of the Elemen· Stanford was stricken with po. tary School although he still m~ed6 p.o in DeCember four years ago l'rutches t!.nd bracea in order to ...,Qen he was principal of Caswell walk. Mr. infl Mh. John F. BJaettnar, Elementary School. He wns "om· He conHnues ... to work toward ot Poroero)', will celebrate their pl~tely paralyzed and was con- his complete recovery and the to· aoldf:D ~edding anniversary witb 'B*"d to an iron lung unlll the tal amount spent to date by the open boUse at their hOme, 2f8 W. following AprU. In April, 1952, Polio Foundation for his care is • Main ,St. NO lttvltations have betn tae was take~ to the KabAt-Kaiserl ,$13;724 .81. · Wue:4 but relatives abd frlen4a ~titute in Valle~o. to start a proIn the arti~le it . was stated that are lnvited tO t;:all between the hours . of '2 and 4 p. m., Sunday ,Piti'l Of rehabiliti.hon and by May be was to be guest of honor at '1953, be· witS On a tomplete sell·] their kickoff brtakfa~t starting Mrs. Wotldrow ForemAn hortor• Feb. 5. care basis and was able to get in their March of Dimes campaign ed her niece, Louise VanMeteh 1 They were manied Feb. 4, 190{1 and out of his wheelchair and in Stani.<~laus County, Calif. on la'lt Tuesday on the occasion at the home of tbe bride's parents, of her blrtbday with a party. She the former Mr. and .Mrs. GeoFJje ft was assisted by Mrs. Vica Roush.! Sauer, Pome,n:iy, by the pastor of Attending were Patty Roush, ' the St. Johil's Church, Wilhelm Janice Roush, Bubara McDaniel, Orendoffr. sharon McDan;el, Maruyn Sch· I • 6 CH Ult>h11"1 '7R r.nl'lw fl4 ~::~ 'li'r<>-onl'l<i NV. R? St ,l>feTR 8? ~ ..thq·nv 7:1 ,A11n"'1"''1V 70 r~· Ceres; Californla, paper walk slowly fGr short distances baa earried a picture of Jose~h using crutches and braces. StAnford, son·in·law of Mr. and Mr. and Mn. Stanford and their 'Mra. Max Sanborn. Middleport. two children make their home in . EAST "T reeeived 'J'uetday ewnifllr by Cbar!n Wrthet> tbal A J".U.. .00 Son t.lnquet wa ~ bit mo, Cbu'i.H EUJ('ne, who ha1 Karen Brewer was hoDQMC} on pltnned TuHday c vl'llint Wb('tJ been rriticall)' Iii in the Mt . Car· JJnuary on the occasion or C'(l!umbut , has lhe Ml"thodbt lien"t ~ i.ati on m~ 1 HospitaJ , bet ~1&bth birtbda1 wlth 1 put)' mt't at Hea1h 'fl(l1hodi5t ( 'hlH"t"h pasl!f'd the ttl.'i.it and full f'f'('(l \'t>!r)' e.lven at thf' home of her cral\d· WJt h Robt-tt Hurley . prH idfl1ll . Is expt>cted. mother, Mr11. S.tn Jeffers. A..&lilt· p rt~ idi ng . Tht! banqtvt witt bt· Pvt. l.f"Wi'J E. Sm ilfl . F L c or- lne Mrs. JetrerH were Mrs. Evelyn held i:n February and furthet- ton , CoLo., spent ttl£> week~nd Brewer and Susie Clrtwt1aht. pl.aDJ were diM:'wnt'd. with his p.venW, Mr.· and Mn. Winnina: prltel we~ Ceorlia The rnet=Ling opem.'d wilh a d e- Edward J . SmUh.' He was met at 1 Sherry. Rodney Sayrt>, and Claud· w tton•l 8eTVlca conducted by the CoJumb1111 ab-port Saturday ia Zerkle . Homer K Cc.tok . 01ft"in,i the busi · by hi& moLhtT' ~ Miu Donna Attending the party were Edith nm lii:Ni'o n the president ap- Wildermuth lftd was aeoompan. Mil(ht, Sharon Foreman, Shafon pointed the- folktwins rommiltees 1ed barck -to Coiumbns Mooday by Ma1nard, .Ba~bara Sherry, Georata for the coming yNr: :Mernbenbip hi!l parent!!. Sherry , Vtkk• Mt:Danlel, Ray Redlind Att('ndwnct>, Uarnld Woodgerd man . Dennis Foreman, Jennlftr C. A. Emmish, Ralph Radcliffe, Rev. and Mrs. Ro.:" Bishop Znkle, Claudia Zerkle, F1ora Nell Richard Chambers; Publicity, lmd Mluet Lena and K.atu!· Guth Russell, CGnnie Coot, Marilyn Cftarles Murr ay . Robm Byer; Pro were in MarleJtta Sunday to vi.!lit Cook, Debbie Cook, Joy Thabet. Jecl .~. MayQI' C. 0 . Fithff. Oharles Mrs. ~ VanMe'te-r a patient Rodney Sayre. Jonetta Cunnina· McElhinney, Jaml3l' Euler. Charles ID 'lf-emorie:l Hospital. harll, Leah Ann Miller. Gail Marie Bycr; Program . Emnt Cover1. Mn. ff<drard Stewar1 and M~ . MHler. Michael Brewer, Kalen Ear l Kni&ht and Wi11-'Jte GibOOns. Douey Jor-dan and soo Rdoney of Brewn, and Sheridan Rlr.'l!!ell. WM'f' vis ito" herto , 1'he hmpitaJity committee ro:o Carptnter the <'venin~ Wi."l"e Haruld W()Od . TuMey. ON FLORIDA JAUNT ; it~r cl a:nd Ralph Raddiffe. M'n~ . J . E. WhUt and daughtf'r W. A. G.ilmGrt!, Min"rs\liHe haB Carolyn visited frlt>ndci here las t left loda)o·, ror three weekS' vaeaFriday. tlon ill Florida. lie will vi!V.t bY\'t &11"8. P.bll WUliamson spent the the whol e s t&1£> while on his vicaweekeod jrt Colwnbus with he•· Lion. ,l'c.ev. Edward Parker, was Rllest elected as president, George Kir· Nancy Sherry, LarTy HcJ~her, speaker when the Pomeroy Bapt- by, vice president, Joan .loachim. Myra Foreman, Sharon Foreman, I' !J~Jt · ~BBociaUon met Monday even· secret.arr and Eddie Kilchen or Denn~s Foreman, and Jonetta ' Jill at the Pomeroy church. Middle~rt ,. as ~treas8~. An 11 in- Cunmngham. ,,. . ,.,,. " » , . .Tile meeting in charge of the terdommattGnal meeting was an..... - - - . 1 . president,. Miss Virginia Arnott nouneed by James VanCooney ~or The A,alab.che Farm Women's with Mrs. John Smith and of Racine opened with devotions ~ebr~ary at the Church of Chrtst ! Club of the Letart, w. Va., area RGU!'ih winning prizes. 1.-.a &... tbe Racine ..... oup. CaroJvn, m Middleport. met recently witt\ Mrs. Lyle Me· ~ u;, e.a ~ c orm1c · k 1or t h etr · J anuary meet· The hGstcss served refreshv...-~!1 read a poem, Tommy Cur- l D_ uring the evening. Mrs. Elm_er I .,_,. · Th "d t M R ments lo lhe following: Mrs. Ray tis had the scripture reading and Wickham who served as orgamst mg. e new pres1 en rs. ay · · d M' Tb -• "lh Thompson Mrs. Enola Brown, Mrs 1 ~lyn, shlrley and Dorene Nor- , for the evel'l:mg, presente ISS Plans for an ann 1·versary dinompson open~ e mee mg. Ca•• D · 1d b M 1 James RollSh, Mrs. Marv Hoffman, Arnott ris JtD"' "Home of the Soul." a yellow rose bud corsage nei- to be held at the Martin n-·t· evottonal was e f$. He en 1 ' · ! k t hc a\ll'ant in Middleport were m·•e = s•·woa 1s an d flag sa1u 1Ye was · Mrs. Leo Thompson, Mrs. Donald gwen_ • Rev. c. E. Hoyt the moderator in appreciation o her wor Tb 1 · b M Haynes, Mrs. Albert Thompson. iVI!inted Rev. Wesley Jenldru1 past year. . by the Cheerio Club at a lun- J he esson was g1ven Y rs. r.:;- .:' -'· 1 f h t s lth Mrs. Harry Staats, Mrs. Martha 0 0 o naeine the advisor for the As· . At the cone u~wn t e mec - , cheon meeting held last Wednesm · Hart, Mrs. John Smith, Mrs. Lieu- 1 toclation. 1 1 ~g the group adJourned to the so- • dav at the home of Mrs. Glad)os The dub doriated $25.00 to Lhe Ja Roush, Mrs. Helen Staats. chil· Pol' d . dre . . · Following the report of the no· c1al room wttere gamee were play- Riley in "Jason. 10 mlnating committEe, James Van· e<l u~der the direction of the The club also voted to donate rtvc. · All:n r::~e;~·m~:;g~~i:e ira~~p~~~: ~l COOney, Middleport, Dorene Nor· Cheshtre group and refresbmenb , .five dollars to the poUo fund and The president turned the meet· nitta Staats. f,l.s · fJ!, .Ractae. George Kirby of were served by ~be host group. made plans for an , aUction of~ ing over to the recreation leader q,.ei~Jrlte, an~ Joan, Joachim of . Th~ next meetmg v:IH be held baked goods at the neXt m'eeting -=---c.---'-------------- -----~ Po~or, election of oftlcers for .tn Middleport on Apr1.1 30. I cf tbe group to be held at the · • ·· the )lear waa tteld with tbe lol• Atten~np; the meetmg were 21 home of Mrs. R()sie Grimtead lbwlng aeleCted, Miss Arnott reo Jrom Mtddleport, SO from Ches~· with Mrs. fr{aude Young Serving ire, 14 from Racine and 25 from as co-hostess. ~ .. Pomeroy. Mrs. Youn~ was in charge or lhe devotionals at .last week'• HOMI DEr.\ONSTRATORS MEET Meeting and the Mor prize WIS The Reedsville-Long Buttom won bv Mrs. Carrie Rosa. Mrs. Home DemonStration Club met Allee Knapp also won a pHae. Thursday . ~t the home of Mrs. Present .were. Mrs. RoBle Gti.nFrinltio Pickens wJth thirteen stead, Suste Grmstead, Mrs. Aiice ,.tWiiR and five children present. Knapp, ~ve'rly Knapp, Maty Mn. Nolan presented the topic Sayre, Ohve. Burgess, Lillian "Color in the Home''. Next meet- Grimm, Carrie Ross, Ivle l11Jela, ing to be at the home of Mrs. Maud~ Youn~, Alldra Richard· son, Gladys Rtley . Lillian Pickens 0 ' Feb. 22. 8Y UNI,.., 'RISS 28 pol'fb. U& wu eapably ·uslsted bv Jbnlny Rollllh. wto 10merod 18 pohitl and Jellf"'!' Arnold.. who · The S Colleqe Basketball the F~rlcon attla'O"\ u he coUected ' Son-In-Law ol Mrs. Sanborn Featured By Colilornio Newspoper Recently n.iv. Parker Is Guest pea er t 3 4 ~., fJ 21 2..13 53 The: Wahama White Falcons 'kuc:kltt, G mapped out or a losln~ 1treak Gn ThMIII. 0 Tuesday nigttt as rthey.-nlppe<l Ule 'lOt• I• .vlsitinlll Ripley VikiiJlg.F by 1 SCMC or 72-69 .ln • g.B·lOO played on the Wlhama floor. 'Jibe Faloons h ·d throu~out most .of the bll-1 a:ame and hnld off the VlktnU tn tbe flna•l min· ut&~ at the visitors desporntely tried to oorne from bch\n{l only to be niD"Ped at the Fi.nal horn otl11 traU!nr by .,.... ll(rints Joe rord Willi thr- billl I!UD lr1 u 0 0 0\ck.nt. C · · By 72-69 Score Style /-IF/!'15 Lap~n. F 104 I TP \l'ahama Cagers Defeat Ripley . _Manltklt, C H P ICE FY o.o A large dt'lep.ti.on from the: First Baptilt /Qlurell attended the meetina: ot the Y~b Fellow!'hip of .t he Poin~y - . list A.'lS'CK't•Uon .at -the Pozll_mr Church Motldl')' ev.tf'l.lOl. 'I'll# w<.>rc .accompatde.:l by Rev. C. B. Ho~1 . wbo .gave the ope;\hig pray. tw and Dt\'ld Dam Jr. Rdwwrd Kitchen Was eleeti"IJ h•('a .mTer ol ~he Assocdatloo ~ J11mL'S Van Coone-y ~ the lnl e1den001inat'ionllll Youtltl- 1\aJJy to be. :hBW in .M'1ddl91Q't ron F.tb.. 20 a.t the Cb.WCh of Chr:bt ...Tbi local BYF invited ltbe, Assoeiatlon to meet at .tiM! M·iddleJWrt .chl¥'clh for ·l!heir next !'ally wit.k a tentative date :se.t. for April 30. Attendlll.g were Beverly Dun- · ham, Bet1y Lou Hll'IT'is, James Van Cooney, Edward Kitch~. Raymond Turner, James M(JUTO· Y9'*e ·~ Ill called dJ lhf Mtll annual Cloverdale Citrua tatr ing, Smior Hi Youth Fellow8bip; ~ ,~ ·., 1f!D a.-.. ~~.00 Sh'-e aeema to bave a pretty KiL Neal, Bobby Va•n--'Cooney, j'Ood' ot· h6~~~~ _!he rat:r tJ Feb.16--':_9. __ (ltttertlational) William Werner, Chllll'les FerguS"On __::::,;:~ _, , , , . . JOOn Lyoll:S, Raymond Kloes, Larr)' and LaVerne Hurley, Dora 0 McGee, Herman 1'ayior, James Hood, Reed Koe11l•g, Junior Hi Youth Fellowship. Middleport announced the regular meeting ~~angem>ent s of wh~ chrysantbe· the Club on February 28 at rinnns ond rl?d carnatiOD!I' with the Second Wal'd Firehouse In· red head .acee-nts. The program in·l'ludt>d ·t hfW Pomeroy. Mrs. Max Sanborn · ll"e!Jl))nded song.<:~ by L. R. Wiley whG played lor the gu£91:.8 and l1hank-ed the his own guita·r a<·compa'lliment Club for flleir hospitality ant! ll'lld ·g roup singing led by Harry the CO!'sage!l and ValEntine fll'Vors Mloore with M1·. Wiley u eceomWhleh were given the ladies. n.~ pllnist. The solos we-re "Side by group ·!lave a vote « thanks to Side", "When •t!he Red, Red RoCOmes Bob-Bob Bobbing Mrs. Marguerite Du~ manager bi:n of the Reslaurant, and' llrs. Lula Along" and "Aut\!mn Leaves." -SATURDAY FG 1 7 7 D 0 s l'tVL'tl o( r m~an . Fitzgerald wa~ hi~h with thel"ll st.rtd pulling BWay a.s Cap- 10 poillts. tlln ~Sht'ridan wa s hitting The box score: from at leA ;mil tossed 111 four ffeU s. ln the firsl half Pum· Pomer'ay etoy t<~Ak 3i shots and made 14 Mitch, F dl therrl r.r their bl'sl avt)ragl' or Hawth~t. F' the ~MOb 11t 41 per cent. The Lambf.rt, C Panthers Jed. 32·20 at ·h~lfllmc, Sherhlen, CJ llftd a bi-g factor in the margin lufflnttoR, G ftl tbt fact .t hat Andrew/'! , Haw· Brp~l'h P thorne and Brown were .swl'(>piniJ Andrewi, C Qullll, 0 Ule Manis dean. ' Potneroy continued 1o rGll in Thelu. P tbe thlrd q,UM"tfl't a" llrov a'<)Ted Wildermuth, F 19 po.lll.b while ho}djnlf J..oro:an to Je,ntOft, ~ onty Jl . Fast b~1tks by Sheridan Amol<l. P aM lim QIJ8Ua paced ihi!l out· Tcrt"alt break along with the und*"r the Logan Morgan, F lnaram, P Nlurray, F Swaim. P turkey dinne-r which was thelJI. Tables Wl"t-e decorated in keep· guettt:s. ·Mr. Russel} spoke briefly ihg w~tll. Valentine Da}' w)th red ~ he welromed tbe a:uestr and t.pers in i'ry3ta 1 11.olders a-nd .ar- rOrilrftil•ith 11 t-omt~ with Larrv \\.•it.JCMnuHl hitHng ·nine. F6r l':m · ter of Ceremony at tthe diood' at the ir4artin Res'laurwnt Tueaday ~ven.ing for sixty-four metnbers ·&nd t•hel:r wivett tnd &ff'Ved e ~ W-oN ..._ u. Sixty Four Members And Wives Attend Middleport SehdJ Dinner Meeting 01 Twin City Shrine Club Lorge Sdpt-Jst Fred RU!i'3e1l, president of the Ru!l.o;;ell , (•hie( cook , and the ofller Twln.City S·hri>ne Cluh, was Ma"S- employt"e.<l in apprc('_ in·tion of tht> I Group To Meting Pan\bt>l's g>lnod b&Sket phny of A nd'rf'W!. Birthday Party Honors Kanm • Brewer, Jon.-24 Scive on The . Atl2 . ·PRICE .,., ·REDUC'rn)Ns On Our • - Winter Metc:handise - ATTENDING FUNERAL Probate JUdge, John C. Bacon. and aqa, }act, lett Monday evening, fOr Peebles, Ohi6, to attend the furieral. aerviee11 of Mrs. Bacon•• brother,'' Raymond Spencer. ~·' · t YetTo Choose F..Om I pull you cfo1e to the NEW YORK Kentti-. Mercedes Condon Dress Shop PLAY FOR FUN AND HEALTH OPEN BOWIJNG THURSDAY I T05 P.M. FREE INSTa.UCTION FOR BEGINNERS POMEROY BOWUNG ALLEY • • t • • • • • . . . . E. Second St. MolD Sl Pome..,v, Ohio ' WITH US / Now In 1158 ......... lmy to hor>r la•y to repay. Drive Brake per mont" ,l.Year Plan •Pow.r$tyle" .......... REPAY FASTER IF YOU WISH ......... t'INANCING OIDO PEOPLE SINCE 1811 UNDER STATE REGULATION . c 124 E. Maht St. " " ' HAIRDO IS .............. $14.50 ...... YES NO CHRYSL£R ·'bt us fish""' rour COiffur. to ,,.. prl•-$5,000 fit rour futuriH entl penonl,l.llty. 4th prlze-h,500 Pomeroy, - - NORTH ·1N111 till ' · 5th prlze-$1,000 50 prlttt of $500 tJ ptiUJ of $2$0 100 prlae• of $100 US prla11 of $50. Spend a minute-win a fortune! That's Plymouth's lic!IDtic $150,000 Lucky Motor Number Bw~pstakes. You merely go to any Plymouth dooler and record the moror number of )'OUr 1950 or newer car (any make). Nothing else. Nothing to buy. (Of course, you'U want to inspect the easy~to­ own Puah·Button Plymouth.) Hurry over today and resister your motor number. Your dealer has completa ruleo. ... BIGGEST BUV OF ALL ~INE CARS SHIRLEY WIPPLE I ht prln-$50,000 tiMI prlft-wOrf• trip ~oo - tor ot., ,tO. $J,ooo $50,000 ? Your present car may win you 550,000 Jutt klok at tht" 715 hi'• prizes In Plymouth's $UO,~ IMdt't Motor NUmMr Swe1pstake1: an: ART 109" Court St. ' I PhoN .' . 197 Is a minute of your time worth • 311-M Ohio .._ llfymoutll •lute• our , ..,..,. fwsfnaumt• during JuniGr Acldevemertf Weelf, Jan. 29- feh. "· • ...•.~ . PLYMOUTH ..-.-~~·-- ~·-1.;..,;,.. ..... · .• ---~-· 4..:: .. ~ '0')\. . · htter trwd..ln, too ..• car fltat'e eoinv plans witlr th• You11g In HHd ,. . . . ..,. MW'; f~e .. • �\ ' • Pooe Six 'be Doily Sentinel, Pomerov-Miadleport, Ohl:~ . WANT ADS C•tlllfied Alb 1 ~ QJ ltt A.. 11. .. w bo publisbooj ........ (91 _ 'ill u received. Rttea: 2 C!!'DlS ;J't:" Wt>Ml, O!ll lD· 1:! foot. MEAT CASt: For Sale .nruoo. Miotm.:J.m chuwe :..)c:."cent& per word for tbru CGI:I letUtiVe in:.ert.iona. Spec~al-Ont montll for 21 ttnt.l por ..rate or :z centl per word will be chll'Jed for advertisin11. if nctt pa.id lUI. ot:lurt: Lilt' tlHb ul eoac.i:.. mfHltb foUowt"'" tn..iert.IOD.. ~ C!irrvn 1.11 Aavenb,.. - --,:,ouWd be "ported I..ID.b..ea.J.a~.., ... TbtllJall) ~ &wt.ilh:J wUJ. not t.t. reaponli•Oh: lW more tU.Q oo.~ wcwnel lD· ruu .aruua. ..r4 ut Than&:. ad bpt"CJill N~o~ UCU ""- t.veiJU prwteu at reJ~~u. RUSSiANS WATCH HOW DR. SALK DOES IT - -~ ·' I nsuronce sc .:.Je:, "" ·u:;· 'E _· . . . . 1 <lll<tel~; ele<.'lf M: .\i£AT SJ..Jl'· · -v~l [ l..u~..Uillu:to~ _ Prulttdl. n, ER; also 4-door Kt.:FRIGERA L1fe, Auto, Fll'e, Poho. CaU Don TOR. Phone 4.27 M. , 2 l 6\p I Mills, MJddlepor"l. Ulllu. 1 - - - - - -, _ _ _ __ _ HA"'I'SmRE SHOATS. about 90 lbs. t>ach . Pnce $50 1 _ _ ______:_:c_ for aU. Frank Holter, Racme-, 1 Rle. 1. 2· l -3tp I U~FVRNl~HtD HOUSE for sale. --Completely modern. Fre.shly BEVERAGE COOLERS painted. U11 Lincoln Heililbt.s. One used 18ease Cuke; one used 1117 Ca 11 330M -. . - -t J lO-ft. Bottle Cooler; A ·l condition; priced right FIFE RF. FRIGERATION. Phune 6376-X . LEGAL NOTICE Middleport . 1-27-6tc Claude Thomas Welliver, residw1th 1 ! I I' w""'" : 121) keol Fstote I 0"''"-'·"· 1,624.~ ' B•"• L'IL ABNER lly AL CAPP -------- Nominaliims were made by the Club Cou ncH ~-9r Junior Leaden to ·rep~nt M'eigs Cl)lJnty in theState Jooior Leaderahip Honor GQneral EQc~~:tive ~~ awards. Plans for the Distriet 4-H CompeD.Htion of Tru&Advisors Conference at Marietta on Feb. 29 and March 1 were ~ees ·---- ~----.:;·c-1~ made a:s w~ll ,. fw an •dvi!IOrS Compensat on v• • · to Recbgnition Party ~::~. of c be n .r..21 IIA.N OINfEU, 10, Alj'Oil,qUUl, IlL usts • nUal Jpray as 1he rellll:ef ltl 1 liqtpital bed In f:l· Jfn. after ..., daJI Qf almort ecmtlnuOUJ meezJnc-tornettmes 11 tlie Mte of 13 or more 1neezet I Illy . Tht ttlllct!Gn., whlcb battled her tamJJ' doctor. l~d to trea tuwnts 1t the Unh·~"it1 of flllilob Rnureb aud Educational UQIIPital wbere the •neezint nte wu lt'lrettd ( J"rerruJticmal J ' 't'rustees' •ad in\~~~~: 1:~~-:i~~~~~~-~-- ~~n nt.. Mareh 14th. Committee of the party will include Dll. JONAS SALK, developer the Balk aati~poUo ftCOint. lhowl; a pup ot Yialtlnl RU8BlaD. edeo· tt.sts how the vaccll'le 11 during thel:r ..Wt to h1m 1n Plttaburgb.. Tbe lad on the recel~ end is Paul Anolik. 9. are (from left) Dr. AD&tol Smorodlnuey, Dr. Marina Vot'OihllOv• Dr, Mikhail Chwno.kov ud Dr. Lev L Lukin. At tar rlCht. il Dr. Alex B. Sbelkov, A.merlcau eacor for tbe Ru&a.l&n vtattort. ' /l~SwndpAo~ ··~ ~--~~-~- -- LAND TRANSFERS ~t":re~~~~ne ~·~ v"'"~X~:~ Sneezing Reconry Tn ---·- .. -J'UI Re,:-...a ~- t 1'an ----- 2,_,__,.,.. ..... ~eipt6 · ·----- 11 • PAYMifiiTS C.: for CANDIDATI::S BY MB. AND MRS. SMITB QooomH< I'Opulothon 9fO IHO Sa.lan~ and Waic.s Gleo~t Lee ' Plailll for obsel'viinCe >Of N1-tional 4-H Club Week and Of'lanlzaTownsilip Clerk. · Han of <'IU!M were planned lor I,IC.,IPTS, . · early March. All dubs were ask· !Jt:Df!f41 ProPerty Tax. -- $1.5'1.00 . ed to org~mize before Mal"f!h 1& sll~ TM '(LOcal ~ and wiU be listed as gohl star Government) --------· 309.00 dubs. G~~:~'fax 7.2()0.00 I -- --..1 1111! SMITH FAMILY MIIGI few P:lscal YNr IMtrw .... ------~~~~-~--- • 2 beds, 2 sets ~>pri.ngs, 1 mallress, ing at Box 13, Ru ral Route 1\o. ~. 2 chests of drawt•n , 1 round Ttrnberl.ake, North <..:arolina, is dining table and 4 sturdy hereby notirie-d that June Ann chairs. Will sell in group or se- Weaver, a minor, by her neu ' .mrpd Aill re..."'tlvea D)' mall ot parately , Cheap if sold at once. friend, Velvey Kt!ys, t.us rlle_d htr telepbOM PVI:IO. carei:W &r-.ll· ..,._ I Call 184-X, or s-ee Esther Clark peu twn agamst. htm. for d tvorctJ 18 w. Cave St ., ru 1,per Monkey . an~ alimony u\ • Case Nu~•Dt'l' Run), Pomeroy, Ohw. 1·28-6\p 1 12,377, of the Common J lea .~ <..:ourl of Metgs Coun ty , Ohio, and l that l!Ciid ca use will bt! fur hearEl' QUB EU.f.:TitONIC ~ECRE­ 1 1 I J Wonted I 0 I:SU'y I ing on or after t he 17Ln day of TARY TAKE YOUR WANT ~arch, 1956. ~AT YUUB CONVl!:N~CI£ Wanted to buy--200 hu~hcl EAR JUNE ANN WEAVER, a minor I U. ni.E EV .KNINGS. CALJ., Jlll . CORN. Will haul my:;elf Ralph [ by her next u( friend, VEL~ . Lambr!J,ht, Rt. 2, Bailey Run KEYS, Plaintiff. FARMALL TRACTOR OWNEiRS 1 - 26-th~ I O'l3RJEN AND O'BRIEN, Road, Pomeroy. U1d you llnow you could saYtt ~-;~ __ _ Atlorni:!YS hr Plainliff. or more on parts. ny havm~ yuu, (I} lB, 2li; (2} l-8 - 1~·22·6 1c ' 14 I Kerlt tracLVr en&IUe overh :.~u tea oc fore Marcll 1, lYM!? Also .ask - - - - ·.. - - . -~---,-::c APART· about our apec1al on pa.tnttne 3·room fURNfS~>:D ·MENT with priYat(' b<tth . Utiltand tuneup. Meias Equiptuent l.o. Pnonc IM. l ·J "th r R•r Ev. n"'d --- Meigs County 4-H ANN~~~~,.;.~F,t COUNTY, OHIO · ~IM Council Planning 31, IHi For ABusy Year t'otlil Yon.d LJurma :.Ae ¥ear F bruory 1, 1,9S6, '!'ax Velu.UOO ·-·-· $1,6t:::I,Oat.tJO The Mei~t:s Oounty 4-H Club 'l'llx Levy --- ------ - $ 1.00 Council mel in the County Ex- lnv~t.Jnent.s owned-- __ ~- No.ae ~onsion: Office Monday evenina Route 1, I'Vma"')', O~o with Doris Ann Wells, ~r-y Jan. 30, 19M presiding . Patricia Douala.s served 1 hereby. ~ertily t:be foil~ · as temporary secretary. report ·tO> be eoJT«:t. 1ar cia:lo61JleQ r111te11, UDllUIIC'~ publ.U.btd It l eeat per woro.. 1 '" Wedne,Sdgy. February 1, 19.56 . · · . I(L() o 1 e~doy, Ann Wells, PatTicia Douglas Earl Stevens. ----------- Clay Bryan, manager of the Davis Ice and Produte CQ., w~ ~: j':~::J l : corrme-nded by the Council for ----------·- · Proteet.ion _. providing eac:h. 4-H club tamily iD the county with a 4·H calendar Total Paymen<& Carri.,! Forward. • ---- ---------- for the last two years.. ----· :· !0.90 '!0.00, !. - GASOLINE ALLEY BY KINO 11\'1-03 I Zion Lutheran Church Starts Taxpayer Aid an.oa • PIanntng • For Fourth 0£ JU1y Bern"gOffered Jft February :::t.b~;; -~~=~~~ . I :========::,I rot.~ P<oor WAYMaNTi . ~ ~ Attending in addition to tbe Total po)'lD..U Jlrougbl ' .C1 - ~___ ____ , . .. ___ - .. l'OI"Waru. presiding ~fficws wen Roy Hol· ter, Mrs. Ho-ward Ebersbaeh. ~s; He:alth-:-Tues withbt:ld Walt.er Brown, Mrs. Dcmald My· Ia< . Dlotrlct 11om!. of et'9, Ml"S. Geneva Nolan and C. E. Blakeslee. ~ ... > •. . ~ j ri~ de w~ ~ 3·bedroom APAR'I'">:NT. ""'"'· wn, •••· ••·«eb, S•h•b"'' to ni•hed, gas fucom he"', full Freddto L. ond Della M Mooc~. garage . on Bullru-nut St.. PmneHomer A. and One~ta lole, roy. Call 4~2 or J4l.J, Pome-- . easement, Orant,:e tu State of roy . 1-31·3tc Ohio. I (ieorge T . and 1 .~.:-Nflur<'ie Ad2 P'ive roo~ modefln APART-) kin.~. Lot No. l, Syracuse ·to Hi· MENTS, w1;h laumlry and gar- 1chard A. Hayman. age. Phone atO-ll. A. N. Benge.!. Three ·right of wa 1.n RuUan<l Y' I ·~.o"4 -tf to Ohi·o Power. l'lans lor some obsen·ance of -t.ht1 Four·th of July at_BI"'ad Ru•l 1 wrn~ ma~e at a mcelm~ uf .the · congr~gatwn of the Zton Lutheran Church at the Broad Commun1., y on "~un d ay a ft ~rnoon. rnunily club;'; can be held soon . Th. congr.,.atlon al•o heard a Internal Revt:mue Service ~ffireport on the dft'elapment af ces in Athens will be open for for a Pekin!'se tha Lutheran Ennteli•m MIMtaxpayer guidance and assi.M.ance W. McKean. 602ion Wtek, a MW vanture in tha d . F " r !lows 3 IO or call CullL"(t 1529, Lutho•on Chu"h whi<h will urmg e~.~ruary a.o; 0 ' ' 24 "alllp<lll&, Ohio. l-3U·31p come to the Mnon County 13, 15 • 17 ' · 6-Room NEW HOUSE, unlur Marie and John J. l.eifhci•t, 1-2 The plans fo.r the ohsorvancc Taxpayers are Ul'geU to use tbe :-::----:--·· 0. - · - -Churchas the wMk af June 17. nlllhed. Brownell Ave ., Middle- A S20 T2 Rl3 Pomeroy to Jo.hn wrrc discussed 11t a business Th L o·h E .. M' _ tci'ephone If .the aJlBwers -to one 1 port. Reasonable. J'hone 6044- J . Loifht'it. I' f 11 · tt s 00 f · c 11 eran vange- asm ISS· or more simpler questions will 1 1953 ·. It enablo theJll to complete YJ~ir M. 1-11-tf George A. ·MA:dnhart. Trustee , ~~~;~: w~r~~. ~ ~~cr~cc u~nd Yd~r: i'On :rog· r ~~ starte:. in LOST- RED BILLFOLD, bE'twcrn 1 Velma W. Fei·ger, dtle .. ]Q.t Racine mg -the congrogattonal met"ling , l'Uill IlleS '. e. prea.c llllil mL 8Sion returns. [n Athens, the phone Pomeroy nd MiddlePO't't. Please ...::..-::-:cc _- - - - - · ·r t-1um to Bernice Ann Dur..'o1 at 2 FURNUiHED APARTMENTS on to Clyde G. and Autie MllhOJw, Both were wrll attended i.l{"';ptt.· l"'t~h a vts~aLIOn progra~ 1~ t~e nurob<U" is 3-,1382. Mechanic St. and 1 l•'UllNlSH- fterry A. <tnd Gla-dyb' Riggs. th e Tfi!O An} celcbralton of th l.' ,otlas whOle the mwtons ha\ e a\Taxpayers wbo need more help The t.tartin Ret~taunmt , Mid· ED HOUSE on Lincoln Hill, Frt•d and Evelyn Go~glcin, .37 lt'ourth would be held I he Lua•ady been hel-d tbey have proven t-han may be secLU'od by ~he 10 dleport. t -31-3\t· Pomeroy, Ohi v. lnquJre Ewing's A F'6 Salisbury t-o Edmund ~nd lhen n chul'ch ,grouod~:~ 111 the htg hly s uccessful . phonr t)'lay lake advantage of the --.,.,--Store, W. M<tin Sl., Ponu~rey, Ka.~lc Bulrimas. park area acroas: the ror~d !rom In I he ycans 1956--56-57 most of pe.r~onal aS&i stance syst~m whith LOST - BILLFOLD near the Middleport School Ground. Reward. Ohio. Phone 133. 1-3-tf Verna Hysell, dec. affid, of the rhurch. I he 15,400 ~uth.eran Churchffi of has again been set up in aJI the t:all 585-J. 2 1-:ttc For reqt-Ut¥Uion Laddera, tran s. SuUsbury to Holds hip Ar· Amenca w1ll h.ave th~ Lutheran 1 fil'lld oflictu in this distf'ict. As Scaffold Boards, Drop Clothl. cher. Soma 1uggaatlans w~ue thet E;;m~elism Mbsion Week and wns the cas.- last ycat, taxpayers - - - - - - - - - --- - Clinton Filber, M'JddJeport. Margaret Ca·rlcl'on, 15A, suuon the ceiQratlon lnclud• a ba•k•t ··1111l set up ycar-cu<tumd evang~- will be counselled and Bided in 1 Phone 1:120D-X. ll-l-tf to 1-'rance!l L. Carlet.on. dinnar, for the young lism program. A total of over 6 groups in order to inctea.se tho - - - --- Mar~ant. Curlc.ton 53.72 A and old alike, a speaker- not • million Lutheran~ in America will f1pera't~ng ol'ficu~ney aucl ecoDtOmy ,;omplete WHEEL ALlGNMEN'f For rent-Electric wallpaper Sutton to Willtam 1-1. onJ fl'unccs minis.ter, 1nd • cemetery ano- \) (' .rnro lled. jn the program. •of tlte program. Spa<"e ha~ beeu balaocma and brake service. !~teamer. CUnton Fl.aher, Mi.d- Carl ... ton c:i•tlan meatlng for tho•• in· "l'he :0.1ason County area wi!l set aside and esprctallv equipped Hacketta' Safety Sorv\ce, Wcat dle.,()rt. Pb.. 6261)-X. 11-l·tf ,Jn~r-ph Grue.,cr 71A. Rutland, tereated in the cemetny'a care, mclude four congregation.<;: Zion, fc·r thb purr-osc. Since t.L is diffiMain Street, Pomeroy, Ohio. to Josephine Russell. ~roild Run ; St Mark's. Upper cult to g tY Ct g.roup heln on t~n inPbone :W'l , ~-~·l! Very desirable [irllt floor APAH.T· One ~ u ggestec\ nalllt' fot· thi.~ Flats; Sl Paul's, New Haven and termiltr•nl basis, the ,'i iK·cific days P.tENT. Automatic gas furnace., - -- --··-------oceltSid.n was "i"ourth or .lu l,v St. Pt·l l'r·s, Pt. Plen.sant. E11ch .'3olalt"d have been sch4!dulcd_ ''all ti170 ·J ' 12·221! Broad Run Communt'ly flo"'' "" · ·~ r•hurch will have it!l VI'Jn.Jllisston!til ~<lies -Comin,l{ Day ." 1'hc. neighbor .• ~ wh'' ...1.11 "t·oa"h""' ~~,· ng l·h" Tv:o Furnl.'Jbed 4-Room APU'f- RODNEY DOWNING · · mis~wn ' .. · l.h urc h 1·s anu·' conHltUutl)' or~ant wr>rk "ami ~.trainvu•the local•· 1955 t'OftD Vi~·toriil , full .v equipMENTS, D6W furniture. Utiht.lts mt ion~ arl' to hl' oonl;od~·tl tn ~.:·· pnd, SlllD~. Jimmy l'11rsom, puHI. t:aU 604t-M.. ~G-tl church lentlrr s. Eiun~L1y Srlwol altcndunrt•. Jan. JNSUHANl'l~ AGENCY tf they an· mlo'l'l'~·l~·d Jll hrlpintJ: 1·28·6to: M1ddh•port . TlHil'C arc 11pprox,imntelv 400 :w w01~ 4:~ oHcrin!( $R.45 _ 1-'UilNISHED APAUTMENT, 1 tu plan ami or~anilc 1111'1 cdebra lll'l CIIIWROLI!.'T 'l'urior, PQWet'· Wut.,hilJ' ·,.,cn·icc .itt lO .ft5 by llH'IIl bl' rs in Masou room~J and gUNliC wrth utiliFire. Automobile, He•lth tinu . It h hojat•c\ .thai an oq;~ui:l. bal)list•d glide, r1ulio und heater, $605. tier~ furnished on Mechanic ing nw t>tin~o: with rciJ"I'«.'tientalivr~ Count~·. Jn lh ~ cuunt.y wide pro· Rev. Grove .subject ··YOWJ,I( PeoJtmmy J'l!lrson.~ . Middleport. Street. Furnace heat. Can ocACCIDINT fmm all t he chm'eht"!l and eom- !,'1'/Hll thc.rc will be mQ1'C than 50 plr's Relation .t o the Ch,urch." 1·28-!Hc cupy ut unce. Cull Ewing Lift, CHwlty tnd Bonds ,,~·;;;;~;. ·· ;;::;·:c ·~::-:.;·.,c·:: ..;;-;;;;~ ~~:: -::::-.;-.;; visitor!'. fo-r ].J.l'e-mission week vi~i The MYr held' its rt'itUla.r meet tat ion and 50 more to mako c:a!ls. ing Jun. 29 wi1h an. attendant"c o( Store, 133, Pomeroy, Ohiv, tor ~BAKER FURNITURE trJ "H b hoped thai. th e Lutheran Jl . ~outh and live adlilb. Te-rry lurthor mlornoallon. J.l>-lf FOR ~ li-e new, $2495 . Jimmy l'~rtton~. Church of the world numbering 811'11·1'11. led drvoUons. A Valentine MtddlopM't. 1-28-Stc 70 million and !'onsiituling th ~ p11rty will he held Ft'b. 11. Th:! largest Protestant body In !hi! ll !'.xt mucting w.ill be held -·Feb. 12. 1853 PLY)IOUTH Tudor, good c:ondlUon. $100S. Jimmy Purword will thro\ll:lh ~hi.s and other , _ rhc WSCS met TU~day even· Run. lnformatlon 127 Butternut ::tl con~Htu1e a migMy a\ the home ot tsola 'rayhtl·. A 10111, .Middleport. l-28-tltc HOUSE for rent or IJBle. In Sugar 1u ·ujccts 1·26·12tp. ::tl marcblng army .advancin~o; und "'r program was given. A new n~em1903 CHEVROLET ''210" De1t1x 4lhe bs.n-ncr of Christ anrl His be~ Thelma llendemon waS" re. door Sedan, $99~. Blaettnur'i!, : : : : ot Churcb," said Rev. R. L. Pel<'rs of cetved. N_ames we.re dntwn for Pomer<Jy, Ohio. J.28-6tc the New Haven Chu-rt'h. ~ystl'y Sisters for 1956. Re CAN YOU USE EXTRA MONEY? L-. ~ The last ltem of businpc: freshments of sandwlc-hw, pickles 1860 BUICK Super Riviera Coupe, Help moot 1.troac mon1hly payour person·al service. the congregation wa;;· tht" chan"- cookies and eo(fee ~~e served t{l 12890. Blaettnar':t, Pomeroy, mmt/J on your homo, car, TV, lng of .the Sundlly >Nwship ·hiOUr te-n membt·s ·~nd vt~ltors pr:sent. Ohio. 1-28-6tr ot· ol her l)bliaation&. Make $35 to ~ to the afternoon a.t 2 p. m. Broad The nGXt m~.'ehng wlll be held at High QuRllty $50 ll week ~n sp1-re time sup19S4 · DeSoto Cuatom. VB f-door ~ Run . LuthCNtn sunday School the home of Garnet Windland on plyin~ con.mmers In Pomrroy Sedan : $1795. Blaetlnar'/J, Porn· ~ ~ meel.9 at 10:00 a. m. at competitive price.'!. Fe-b. 21. with Rawlci&"h· ProduL-fli. Sl·lll't The MYF held n C"Unlest party _ cr!1L Ohlo. l-28-6tc immediah~ly . Write Rawlclah',, a·n d bl.rthday parly combind at 1934rr JUJCK '· Super ConvertJ,bleo Dt"pt. OHA-84().312, l>'.reeport, the hnme of Eugene anrl Ma.rgarPhone 28:l Coupt, .$2296. Blaetlnar'•· Porn· Mr. of cl Windland Jan. 26. J.t was EuIll. 2-1-ltp HOy, Ohio. 1·28-6\c TRIYIY·FINSTIRWALD '7 • Pomeroy, wibb their daul{htcr. gene·~ 19th birthday. {iames w~re LADIIS-LOOkl FUNIRAL HOMI Me•. Kothle.n Not•ds •nd <laugh enjoyed. Eugene receiv~d many 1933 PONTIAC DeluK 2-door Sc· U you need moncy~ ter, Nancy Lee of Athcrt.~. ldt nice gifl.s. Refroc1lunents of cake, d t< n, '109~. Blocttnar'tt, Pomel'uyday evary dayl 8 On The Brlahtest · \ 11\is morning for a vacatioo in rruil salad, sandwiches and oof- ... roy, Ohio. J-28-6tc For d .'tail.s phoM 60:la·Y l'l BAKER FURNITURE "" F"'rida. They "'poet to in tee wl:'re serv<'d. 19M CHEVROLET Del·Aire 4-door 2-1·3tp -c---- - - - ~11-. ;~nd Mr:s. Chn,rle~ D. Woodr '":"~~,;;;,;.,::;:;;,;;:;;,~l_!th~e~v~k~in~ty of Late Wurth . Sedan, •1393. Bh1ettnar'•· Pom- NEWSPAPER CARRIER wanted vlsilL'!I her par~ni,H, Mr. and M-rs. eroy, Ohio . l -28-6tc J. B. Hayes uf Cb&!-ter Saturday. for Rutland. Cuntact Virginia Mr. and Jl,lrs. Arthu.r Atherton Nrulll ing, Middlt>port, or call, (9) ' and Wilma Jean of toluntbus 398, 'rhl' Daily ScnlhM1l. l-2S·6tc ·spent the w~~kend at t·b olt home I us~ · 17" OOTOIWLA TV. HA· t he-re. I (6) Lost & Found I I 1ti ll Auto ::,erviCes I I g•m•• ;==::.::..:..::. Aut.o I Real Estate Broker _(1_6l___ Fo_r_Rent --- ~ ~r Sale 613t'"Mioo;:c:::· OHI~m ~t-171 -'-H-e_l_p~W~-a-n_t_e_d-_- :;1 I til I:===========~: :;j§ ~> $299.00 ltng ~- ~ DIO RECORD PI,AVEil COM· 20! Bus mess :)erv1ce:. w J E H BIN TIO~ cabinl't :style. ID49 RAtliO & TEL~VISION SERVICE Harley Davldrton 123 MOTOR· Phone 2011. Cleland Appliance CYdLil Will sell t"hcap. Call Store, 118 w. Main St., Pomeroy 6804·M, Harold llyBell, ltutland, 2·23·tf Ohio. l~J -31c For reliable r11dlo and TV n:patr, t"RES!l (.'OW FOR • SALK ·fi~i; eall 0046-J. We aervtco all Mil:ltsberia1 ltliley, Flat wood!!. I 3l-3t p I!IM6nlw With M-r~ll1e maker.. Schmollt Appllaace N'l·tl )Uddlepon, Olllo. World's flDitt tlr protection. QUI~K SE - n-ViCE on '"'w:::--:ol-cD 1lo Oa Q It •II lei'Vice atatlon• pairlni b)' Facton Trainer. and caracu. 1 - 1? ·2~tp UsC'd TV SETS at rC'~o~~onohk two pritffi; REl'' RIGERATOltS like new; one very good AU'f(). FOREMAN & ABBO'l'l' T.V. IER VICE All maker. RfiPilred. b)' IJ. MATIC WAsHER Allon Appll· pert TcchnlclaDI. Pbclne I\SI&t V amco. I 31 ·6k $100.00 ..l~U MIJdltport. PUNliS~ SAL.S SUVICI ltiFIIGIIItATION AND "OTOR IALI' Phone 1U MhMnvllla, Ohl• 'J'rade-in a11owancc for yuur old macblne, naardlestl ur rondl Ouuw~l ir ~o~ud ('ummertll:llll. New lion, on one or our latt"~t mod- •nd lbr1l ~ ·~IUilHiltnl. 7 )'Carli eta;. t"ree home demowtratlon . full liml' t'Xllt'l'icncl'. We 1110 reptlr all makf'K. KIITON'I IIWING MACHINI IIRVJCI I IW. . , . . IALU PheM M.J WrUt lax 141, Pemerey, Ohio --,--,_·- . 8 piE'«! D..INING ROOM Slll1'E. Will sell chll.IJ-1. 1'hone~ :1844 or 100 Ola llyttcll, Jlacim•, Ohio. :lol-3tc :::=:::::~:::-,---~~-- ­ ; Gt!NEIIAL ELEGfiUC AUTOMA· TIC DISHWASHER. dit!lllay modt~l , br.and new. WUI fhuince for 12 ·nlDIH.hl. Alutd have f2(J ~7.. l;~ 6~1t .01' '611lll _ . ., R. D. FIFI RIPRIGIRATION. Phone 6376-X, Mlddloport 1-27 30\c BRING YUl!H SHOES 1.'0 RA· _______ ClNE ~HOt; SHOP AND SA VK fttONI-.:Y. 1·17-tf __.. - ..-------- , eoBAP moN -ltftAJ..t~ · WE BUY 71'ROOTI7li.AL f · - QHIQ VALL.EY . 11$ I. ~lAX S~Mtnd WARD lt. PhOM t1 Pomeroy, Ohle ·-·1 MIH> c. . c.. .......l.,1-I'..... ,....... 'lfa , ..... Money Buy The Help You! Best _t... - - - --·----·--- G~od CleiD Used cars All Mokes aad Modell METROPOLITAN AUTO Save We'll !ML~ Uf SID'E DOWN FULTON. THOMPSON SALES Sat.. 214 W. DON'T BELIEVE NJ. THIH: PO~' Qe rllb' food& ID tJw right ea.n be aubatltnted for IOUL8 of imoUW, lo,li tbJI I;MK:Gmel dqub- )'Our mill:: teQulremenbl. l1 J#lportan1. for the upectant Three or m.ol'e 1eP1np of en~t.Mr. rlcbed or whole grdn bread or . Toa. lll4om ..- welgbt whole grain or reatored cereaL '&fig- thf ftnt lb:ret iaontbJ Of • --omt io twD tablespOon. Of but .. ~retnuacy. Thereafter. 'he ter or fortified margarine. molitblf 1aln Wlould not anrage Enough ft!th ancl Unr olll to more Ulau Ulre& and one-halt auppl:r from 400 to 800 lDterD&IJOiltldL . tlon&l lJnlta ot VllamJD ~ · . lloipe t!oator1 uy nen UUs la To Be AYOidld: ""t'i too ·mach for .some women, but ala ~ own doctor deelde for You should &TOld the to'Dolrtnr. rou. .Mealt m\llt not be too large, Foddl which may . ereate 1&1 wm By CIIESTER GOULI such u neet ~toes. cabbt.le and dried beana. ~.>•..;" fp: FOOdS WhiCb art dllest.ed lloW..: · .&a tor the food 100 1hould aDd Iy auch && fat pOrt. ~ htv• here are 110me bolo(Ria, rlch plt-tl-'tl aUrl :vou· ~tt mayonnaJu _., pit. _J PUbq muQ be nutrtttoua. , I CU....z...r Foocla ibl Jliit. W1bl nerj dQ: ll'f-ne.. Too much food rteh !a npw ' A.~ loll" Qltt-c~ ~P o! ,.n.w and .starch '""'b u COJid7, ..u ""' iii<OD oqe!M.. !11\!<!uojntly ond ple, · I . ..... tl ll1ioil14 1J1 Mlea · ·QVIItiOif 1111> .IIIIWJJil I · · ·D. 0.: ~4 CAllie mJ oae ~of arQ,gU, hlpa io aehe llDd wlui.t would you ·-·~~~ ~;t'J' _pape,frull. fbll adv!M for rellef'Jt · IIIOOj ~!'1'\.ot.Od OII!Dlle, Aaawer: Pain Ia the hfpo m&J l.llf_i ppetrUit, one cup ot dt- come from a .Yutd:J. or cauu. ' CuftYou . •lrttllllllct. , . - .. JatoetfDa, ..,.,., or !rom .0!10 or moro l8nlltp of pot&- _ . ~ ~ · lluo errliloi. · · onlalloll. Arlllrillo II a fnquoat Identify . the Doily· Sentinei Illo ~llle lltil ;ran hl.ft a ·earelttl mado l>r,JOur 1lllf· alcl&a to •t.enpblo llti ..- . tllea h will pnicrQIO p.;,..u MYSTE~Y : MANl ' . ; Who Ia Uds1111111f NIIIUIJdia U..~ · wllll1bi$L~~ U.OO for every day Tile ~}' ',:.; .,::n!•lIIJttelf ~• , ... aDI4eallfi<AI. Memlltri iJI 1,. lfl IIIU • fl . . aad lbe employeoa of'tiM NJ.:Ikll..-' · Jiol 1e wl!. 1'he ldftltltr tit~ ~ b Now WorG ,, • L • , •lltl* ' 0 . THE, · : :n:-u:; :::C.uct lD~ .; , ~~~~:t familleL Tbe c$8.mpkm ol fran~· tamlllea wbo baV4. beea. lahed apartmenta (lower) fo,r ductn &lid Bul .a.l ....... famlliea out. and shel~ tbem tbll blda llleeplb&' llll4er bridgell. .-.IJl.dl)w.. "" ~ rot II!~ lfe btU eel. . MON\"H . • ltv IWIIIURN VANBIJ&D ... t.ed lay~ oi ICiJ, iHJd - ttre og, · · tbe olld~ to be eligible for the and neatness of one correct MYSTERY NAMii Ot' MYI!TERY IIJ<\rf, ..... ,. ........... ;, '·' ''·•·· ·I. ', v.oemJt I IDMijOatlotmlll<.-.o~lbla .1111. ......... ~- . i'I~T T~! ;, -, won There can b• only on•• ~ ·~ IT'!J MEMIE15 OP AilE lts. litld Each day until fu~thm, · mltlJ conduct.• Mystery Man '1.00 l,n value each Wlr.ners will be identified. Each cntrj ' .'' 01-1 NANCY-.. ' WHAT'S . . TODAY'S ; PATE~., ....... om· . ' ' ' •.: . .'• ............ll.ilf iap., Wlilll and ~llelableo. · CJiu or lliooo- add albul • ......... -~ jott1tl1 or lllh. ~ Wha. At-.._ In Gallipolis NAME - - - - -- ly II!Wi LIUIIDIIIII, M.D." IT 1J 8tWays tmPortanf to eat may b& uaed ln eoottng. ChiiiJI ·On Your Dial 1, than ""-* For A Lady-In-Waiting) MYSTERY DO YOU SOMETIMES FEEL J.i. iJY a 11oMry ttr. th1Lnk1 for their lives after eurvlvlng .t ilt Santa Ft ta J..o1 A.ngeles. Befl)re boudirig the SIJ.(II Diep-boun4 u.JW tMy ...,.C to & chureh and prayed tor safe jourr.eY.f ItdemiJiknNII B~JUlplw~J MlS. MARY DIXON, t1, and dauchtet Olorta, VCAN HEAt AI'NTHIHGf ~ " ~~i.~~~~IU')'· 'J; ' MR. FARMER By BAltOLIJ IillA1 990 ,ORTH&IIIT MoKNIGHT ·4j).'!1.· SUMMARY OP OPIRATIONS•'IY . SEI ; 14;01 . . · ~19' · TOtal Payments _____·,;_ lO;liT;(t21<, 1'tltll lftacellaneous · __ ~ .. · o ·,:o. 1• IN USEII CARS :. _ Wo:rl'meB'S Compen· ·: watcbmakcr. COLLINS .JEWB LERS, Pomeroy. t.a.tt ~)rm~ts ..., . --~ ~~ - '~--~---'- ----. Most Un-Forelgn "'' ~· .. ' M.iscelJan~ua {List) "'Y You hove something Tol Sell, Trade or An· nou.,ce, Let A Daily ' Sentinel Display Ad or Want Ad be Your Representative. -They Get Resulta- :n~ Toolo-Nole .......... ·2,IJIIU7·'. ToW Jt;pway• --~~-- 8,4,.!1'1 ~ '~~ ~~OR~~~YT~:plc> IF For Sale ,.. "''"'" .M&ehi.mlry -~-'~'--·'--":. l!;l~.iO.l ~Jnd 5' FURNITURE - -~· ~ ... lo- Road ROOMS OF > New Furniture ~ BAKER ' STATION" ~ "'c . ' . "YOUR SUNRISE TO ·~ ALFRED i9G~ voNTrAC-SI~~;hiof" Cal~il~a LAW FOILS MERCY ltiOJfet '' •' Iloilo! ..... . Road )Jajptenance and Ropail'-Lobor and .!(a,. I I . -··············· . ~'1···· ' ..... .., ...... . . " ' ADilit~ •.• .•• '? ·-· .-.~. ~ •., ••••• : ',; .• · ······'' •.•.•.•. <; . ~ ' �.. I - ----· ·----- ---- - • The Duily Sentinel, Pomeroy_~lddle!:.P,~rt~,_Oh;:.._lo-'------------ ·-- _ ~Eight Chester Charge MYF Meeting Held Monday At Rocksprings Church ---·SUSPECT AT BEDSIDE OF WOUNDED DETECTIVE -, • 1 The Chester chu~c of \IY f meeting was bf'ld at the R«k The bart group served refresh- j ments or s~dwtcltc:, , cook1e6 and Spri.Dg& Chun::h Monday evenms Devotio.ns \Vern Jed by Chari<·~ T 1 fullowed by 8 sonJ: . puy a)' bor,Mn Grove and a wng b} :~ ~in~ille group and suipture lesSIOil. pvp. 1 Dunng the ~·1al ponOO thr group had a hymn s.wg I The next nwetmy wtll bt· held at the Ches.IN ChuH·h on f?eb LOt h. The program by the host ~o:rou f' · ....,;.ted of'"'"'' • B>ble leswo by Mrs. G.rueser; readm.'l by Mary McAffee and Bible qui• by seuy Leon.ro. During the bu.siness mcetmg 11 was ann~ ced _ -t hat no purch~.se o( a movw proJoc·tor bad yet bet-!1 ma<le .and th <Jl each !Cl"UUP "hould continue to r<rt.H' mun'!Y fur lhC' project T im group plans to a\ tend summer camp. A ttendance was a.s follow s A I· fred 11 youth 2 adults: H.o<"k Sprlngs, 7 youth, 2 adult!>; Min· ersville 26 youth. 2 adults and the Rev . and M'l"s. Gn,oVl' . · 4-H Workshop Held At Mason A workshop for 4-1-1 Club mem, bers was !held at the :\1..a su n Community BUJldmg . Jan 28. Instruetors at the workshop were Ru~cn Priddy , 4 11 a):t•ut. Will· iam G·cgory, as,Lstant <'llilnty agent; and Pat &hNlk, home <lemon.<Jtration agent. Discus:; i-ons on Harnl LLTiifl. &w mg ·and Datrying \\('rc conducted by >the three leaders_ Present for the meetinJ:" were the fQ]Iow ing club~ and members : (k)od l.uck Clun·r Marilyn WE SELECT ONLY THE RtJu.~h . Sharon Schwan, Judy 1 Fureman, Myu t'oreman . CaiXIlyn I [)(lhon, Char lene DLchl. Mary Burris , Corena ~eMilli o n . Judy Hewetson, An-n Ham s, Shirley SEE Tllt:SE FEB . Smith, Howard P.,'DcMdlivn, Damd SPECIALS Artis, M.arshllll McMiiJi() n , Jun e Spenct'f and Dtane CliP<"hart. 19.SS CHEVROLET 2 dr. V8 PG. &H Graham U.ivcrsidl' : Eh1c Clark, 954 CHEVROLET Bel Air Hard Margal'ct Ron{'y , Harhllf<L Clark e, op. Clun •• MW . Violr.t LyiJns., Sue l;rC'Cl". Caroly n 1953 FORD VB Cu1tomlina l..ieving, Manr. Jewel!. l~hilllp C:lun. Hoffman, Rohcrl l>:.dwards. Sunda 1953 CHEVROLET 4 dr. PG. Durbin, J oa n C<~rroll, Billy -JeR&H run perfect . well, Tomm y Br uwn , Gharlie Yon 1953 CHEVROLET Club Cpto. ker a-nd WLiham Hum>h . 111 good tirH. Hill Billie· William Boswell, 1953 NASH St1tetman 4 dr. Mervrn Rous h and Ge.r<~ld Rood . Turn• into 1 bed. Vernon Slar Dusters- Mary ·1951 CHE.YROLETS 2 dr. and 4 dr. c:le•nRou.sh . 1951 PLYMOUTH 8-tlvedtre Leaders prt.'M'Ilt wPre l>"et·n MILhardt~ loeal owner. 951 FORD VB FOM. Rully cbell, Kathryn H.ood. No.ra Sl..aais, Geral-d B. 1-tl.ll.l>ll. Wtlliam H. Bosherp. w.ell, Hoanj' Staa·t..~ and Sara,h Spc-n951 CHEVROLET 2 dr. fully Equipped. 1950 MERCURY Sh•rp. 41 DOOI)i 4 dr. R&H c:le1n. 947 NASH Amba11ador Club Cpa. 5•• thlt 940 CHEVROLET. 2 dr . Clean or model. 953 FORD R•nc:hw•gon. loc:al wne r. ~ A liTO SAtES Area's Newest U,.;ed Car Lot rhonll! 8045-J t91 N. tnd "-'~&>MJdcUepor1 II 0 4 - -------------- 0 0 Kltcben ------------ 0 0 W;L~Ll'l 2·2 l(abl&<h ----------- - 0 llld.U.porl -:- - -~acQon I . Jack~o>o n Wahamalligh .. Honor RoH -------- 'Sock' Car Buyer Stventy-cight students were OD ,t he ·hmlor f'Oll at Wabama: Hitb Sch.ool for the -third six. w-eeb period acconhnt: 00 Prinelpal Clyde F-oley. Of that number, eight bad cra.d,e avenge.~ of "A", TbeY were Marilyn Foglesofta: and James Hendereon, eoph0111'01'H; Dolma Jeffen~, Sally ProfrJtt, Ratph Stew.aa"t a-nd June Spenter, j\f!l.lOra; Sindra Rousb. and Tbmmy Vlnee, tS-<miorB. 1'boso .maktn.g a-veraa:es ol "B" were as fDiknn : Seventh G-r.ade.-Kitty lh-oown, Ja(!(JueUne · Cipetlart; Kat~Yll 1lt&e Fowler, Irma Gtinl!tead, Doyl-e J'ones, Robtit. ~ keU, Lawre.nce Roush, Sbeldon: Roo\1'8h, R.utb Ann Scatben'y, LOulft · Slsniondo, Darlene Stukey, · WitH~m fry, Dale Justis, Beverly Roosb artd Karen Stewart. Eightb Grade: John BGyeT, Larry Jef·fers, GM"ol .MleClanahan, Del-ores Mattox, Suunne Wolpert, Wllrnarine Olark and- Jerry Wilea. IJ9 fi7 ~liddl('port 63 Mun\ )!()LLLt•l'Y l.ooa l 7:l Lihcrty We ~ton PAY BY THE WEEK OR MONTH ON P.URCHASES OF HARDWARE, PAINT AND WALLPAPER SPECIAL! General Electri"c 8 2 ' '' 0 63 9 23 47 39 49 67. ________ 16 .... .., .. ...... O.W ,.._.. eJt Honors Timmy ...... -................ .......... wltl!tM .... hM Yw~~~we••• Gloze, Jon. 26 tiO Alumni 65 Lci1Jsic 68 N. BallimorC' 41 lla~kln ~ 70 Tontogany 52 J'ortll gl! 57 Webster !51 '(loledn Glny 74 Ro....-.furd 52 Bowling f;-r<'l'ln 69 Nl!.ptlloon fi4 Bollakc t01 SL C l<~irsvilte ~H DillonvHl e 86 Smithfield 55 Adena no Hl&rnesville 58 Relllli'fll St. .Tohn 8!-1 Ll·n s ly Ins titute, W. Va . 7D Gold Bond'• foll covered TWINSUL~TIOK ' holds in furnoce heat I Cuts your hradq bills up tO 2)96- pmlllann:lyl KttPt Old heat of 1ummer, tOo! -tcdu«t COlt of tir condio tioning both· oa ei~e of coo!ins uolr oeeded and oa ·opendq ~ cons. Hert''l bow Gold Boacl TwiosuJation sJva JW i,otJI . insuJa(inll action: · comfon, fire safety and (lmr tq 1° 11 ' home I Was 17.95 NOW $14.95 I I SAVE $3.00 PICKENS Paint and Hardware Stores Mason, W. Va: l'lwno SP-3-5583 Di-ltlc 112 Jcff£>rson 70 I \ I " ·- Hogg and zu· span In Tlfe Hcirt · J.: SP-3~lls.& "·~· Of Mason City Mason, W. Va . ~~~~~~~~~ . "Actina: on en 8519~Dtment. £rom the C~f Justice of the Sqoreme Oourt: of Ohio, I have! tbis day, in tesPolll!le to yoll'l' R.esol\ltion of JaQU&'Y 5th, eonduclfd a prell.minary -cxiWlli'll'atioo of the mattel'1il eomp)aiOOd of." "S~ yoa.r IWOlutiOn. ()be Prooocutlolg AIIOOrney ailS" l~Od r..t• ed verlf'Jeil staemoents · with the CoUQty Audk-or of hl8 expendi- "As a result or my c~ltninary investigation, 1 !"eC<Q1rteM lbhat lobo " ' - " of l11spo<tloll, Cwnty Divlilon, be etrHed upon f-or an llUdit, ud their i'tiConunendations followed by """ BooM nd Audit<><." 121e20 M~a.MV. $2.95· Prosecutor O'Brieo on J·aouary 30 lilod wllih ·lite Collnty Auditor revised -and v-er:U.ied etatements of '*by ~l....U _..m.... of fmo 'ibe !!Wl• of 10114 flied a .&wwn )'ftl)l aDd 19M. He a1ao stlll-emeDt tbatl ·be batt ~vious­ b' filed • stat.emeDt for tbe ~.. of 19113 du<ing J..,..ry of 19114. Expenses listed in. O'Brioo'a tlbe BUm of $1,30..2?. 'llbe pre.,._ av.ei"8 tba1_ addttional lnonlea were spent by him i.n the . fll1'1ih<nnee of j - lor which be tbas 'DOt been JlelmbursetL 'i'be Boanl of Cilmml..iDnets in January bad .ted' 1be Common Pl~ Court to . .Jnv~Jgate O'Brien'" conc;tuet -of olfice and tl) cutor alao ~ . ·-: Tho Pom"""'' l'im Shop ha. b1ke ~~' 1WJe ,_. ,. •• _, ...vu ~"' •('IO.yt:r.:u witb cohn, .00 it bu been !l'4-l-ced clUe. to """!' ooi>Uib1>iiOO.. ' ' · I]J~ 1.98 to 3.95 A-ll &nitty's -....~-~. ctre.• a.. . · ~dollll'l",. bills fOr POillolll'e'·. . - . .' 9RihiiO:UR'W. '"·-·• "k'queilliw iroe Un· '"'tl.l'¥1' ed for Polio.U-118lte m•ke3. the Un4.15 , JMY-vlf, too. Tbe ~port tr.uadJ ~ m.s LADIES . BLOUSES l..utiful Styl• l.OOto 3.95 S14e bdtton coat d~e• the noYeltJ obecb4 print cbarldllll7 lll!hlllced . ,wltb la~ae buhona 1.114 taba •• COLOJ.lB a L.. Dtll SPRING COAl'S 13.95 to 24.95 MIDDLEPORT DEPARTMEN-T STOlE We Give S It H ~!'!..~ JUSTA GOOD P1nJ- Aqua Malle. ELBERF·ELDS . . Single Copy Sc with IMW flurrl-. WASHINGTON liP- The Umted du;;-l for the beoofH. of the &tate." H.oerefor.e, peopleg, blve the basic: nght W "govemmeota of tbeir ow-n cbo~e 2. These beliefs have been :trarslated k)OO actual eon.duet of U. 8. and Br.itWb policy. During tile LStLued dle wamiDM in a " [)ectara. past 10 years 600 mm;oo people Jon of WMhinetori' aimed a-t un- BavC' a~ained nati.onbood -wiU\ U. Jer developed natiollb lx'ling woo- S. •aMI BritUib aid <and "m.aay ~ with Soviet 41ff.en of aHt millions more" a!'E' bein& belped "lti iUona of "l)eQJ)Ie . . have to self-govermnmt.. George Hicks Is Seventh To File In Sheriff Race -or disbarme-fllt p:roreedshoL.IId be instituted ~ ing to a cerlified oopy of 'bh.e Resolution submitted to Cammon 1 PJ.eas J -u dge Oedri-c W. Cla~~k. c.rimtmil i~ i>ee'n forcibly incOTpora.t.ed w.itRi.n 3. 1be United Sbrt:es and Bri.ht! Soviet Unio-n. and manv mill- tain a-L'IO have helped rpmv.ide IOns more havt" .. . been '<~htsorbed "ecooom.H: sustManoe aDd grow. .nto th-e Soviet Communist bloc" th" to ·many aations. The Anglo.he dedZ'ation wat"'DeJ . American ald programs are design. "Any free Dation that may be ed to "enrich and liOOUlle" freepersuaded by whatnl"f" threat. dom fur otOer lMU.ons-not to ex;t'l"omiae or enticement to embrace tend the power of urut.ed St.atea .:'.ommunism wi1 IOL!Ie its mdepend or Britain. mce and ita peopk! will forlcit 4. But during this same 10 year ~ir rights .and lilwtrhes" period millions of people •have 'f!be joint declaration .'laid : been " fOf"cibly incorpof'!alted w.itb l _ "Tbe starl.e sllould exist foc i,o tlhe Sov.iet lJni.an" and miJl toDd • Electric Rate Public Hearing ToBeFeh.l5 hz- areas of 21 counties-. Officials said- ·they expected -oppos.~bon to the incr-eas.e, becNse of ·a: munbcr -of , Iet.t.L'l'IS' rcooi.ved from comwne-J'5. . . . If _the lft~ _IS gran~ed'. USI· dent.ia.l rates 'Wil;l be Increased I l I $U4,(0Q .• nnually 1n the 21 COWl- Th-e grand daddy of the ~athl)l" foreca.'i'let'6, ''ole ·Mr. Groundhog", e~ed from bis bun'!OW •t oday, spot.t..f'd his shai:\ow on .Ute mtow ('()vered 11aodscape of Pun~s uta­ wey-, Pa., and promptly -popped bock i•n:to •his dlole to 8leep out a-nothc.r ISiX weeki! of winUy Weapose lL Courl.8, bas tiled to be a candidate ther. This is otlbe COrt8eDSUs of optor that position. inion of tlhe members _of tJJc The rate ~ woold affect Hicks IS tbe seventh Mcig:i Cuun· Punxsutawey Gl))Undhi:Jg Club. eo"ll9t1IMJ'S lin .Adams, Ath'ODS, In the eastern part of the United tain •t.o till.c !& pOtitJ:OO {o be a- can!trown, Delaware, Fayett-e, G•llia. Moeigt'l, Pick-a-wsy, Ros!, Vinton, didate fOr Sheriff. The followina: to States, Candlemas Day Feb, 2 is observed by the Romans and llighland, Hocki.nJ, Jackoon, KnoN have filed !or that post are; Lcr· Gref!ks, and the ADgelican Chureh, roy Bart.TWn, A.s.ta Cuslw, Bob Har Wwrence, Licking, Madlton, Morgan, Pilre, Sci'Oto atl'd Washington wnbrtch, A. 0. Tracy, Pete Hcod- and it was on this day it is believed r.ic.lcs, .and G>oot1g-c littks; -a-U arc that Mary visited the Temple in CoWities. a c.andhia:OO on a Republican siate jerusalem for tbe purpose of puri· Charles Diehl has tile<.l for the Cication; or Ground Hog Day, Sbcrttf's race on the Democratic whicb is supposedly a time for forecasting the weather for the Uckct. Gloeckner also reported, tbat next six weeks. t.hc total number of persons who This cu1tom was brought to have filed !or the commltteeman, America many years ago by inuniFI·a-mes CIIU$d by soot in tho both Democrat and Repub11c&D hi grants from Britain and Germany, cbilnney of tlhe Bce-ul2b M.orris 21. A .total of 48 from each ,p arty and the theory Ia: if the ground J'le8!denee, Racine, th.i$ momlug wUI be elected. hog or woodchuck, comes out of alle d'f'lported too lbave not odo:nc any llicka is the pm~ellt chief of the hla winter quarters on this day and major damage. Pomeroy VIOillnteer: Fire Dept,; · l!lees his sbadow, then there will be AcoordiJig ot.G a. :repo.rt received a member of the emergency squad; six more weeks old man winter, ~he Racine :F:iJ,e DepaJitment was a member of FOE Jln'd Post 39 but if the day ia overcast and caiJIE'd at 7 -a . m. end ~>hortdy aiter of the American Leglon. He enlist· th.ey .h ad oart'lved 00 .the soeoo .t he cd ln the Navy' in 1942 and served flamns were cxtrtnguiMd, aJ. three and .a balf years in the tllough lbbre was an earlier fear Pactt"ic The-ater. that .the ftre might spread to the . The father ol four chHdren, it; l'CM ot t:bc dweHlng. married to the former Helen King; a restdent of tbc county for 37 ·rears'. and bas been a special pouce . for t.tte pa11t five years. Mrs. Lucke a deputy clork ·for many yeam becwne Clerk ot' A totaW of, J.l -phW- or blood Ootll'l<> .in Oct. whoo Virgil Brown have booo adminlBt..-..1 to Cbarirf19ig·ned his pomtlon. N. Wt-tihee, a et~t at Pomeroy 1-ti.gh Schoo.1 who lias ~n on St·aliJon and Sugar Run. Ashland The fioal da<be :fur {i:l.ing ,petJ. tfhe brJnk of death for t:he past Serviee d.oua!tled profiia from sa..Je tiOM js Feb. 8 · lew day& .aod more blood will be of gas .aDd ·ott 10n the day that the needed, -a report !issued ;t.od•a y, Mothers -Mm-ched against the stated. Flames Threaten Racine Residence or all pattoa& 'llbo ~y ~fJ• bou'd pay :iDto ;fbe. Polto oQnt ooi.Jfoetol)r. Tbe eon.t~atner - tbfi ~ rePOrte<l aJ blvhti ~ ~ once, aod i8 fdl'Mrt¥ <11P liP.i!l.1"01!1 Gl.oeckDI!f's Restaurahtwhen Joe C8fibes pa(.fo.n'l Clbeckli, be pes; part of tqD cub to· dimes cud olJe :be118 thara · ~to -put LllheJn on tbe dime lN:Nmi, PonHtoy BoWQ.~ Alle)·-Bawl- l!oney .... today "1 would ,;,, " to thank -aDd u....'Oif<>llos !or ~·•D' oro motiort!l, COI.l'l'&e to iUbe .giris of tOO sorority wbo did such a fine job on tLbe Mothen .MaTch an~;~, the Poll!) danee.-. Thank's to aU. tbfir helpet , "If :and aU vo_kln~m who bave belped H ........... h the .oou.nty. · ...... ._. 'llbabk11 to .tlOO W~~?Diimiul •high IK'bool blmds iod ~ who 'belpe4 pUt 'OVItt the biJ. Blue C.:Ut eb Day-; and many "hanktit ~ tbctie gmat -sltl'dJ,te ~ of the Pomeroy llthd M.kldJe(JIOJ'It fire d.epalltmeDtf l8l1d erne!"goency sq!RdB, who almost froJ!C &elling popoam too a-nynn.e who ventured ocar. We are ll'iao erat-efu.l to d oraui· z:atl.91l8 and tndiW.dual& for !their indi~idual and not the indivi- Cold Weather To Move Into Area Tonight cloudy then he will not return to his abode to capture tl.le t:emainder of his forty winks, because the ice, snow, and plunging mercgry will give away to balmy sp.rfR& weather, light weight clothes,_tonvcrt~bles, suntan oil, and sun I Groundhog Lodge. When the day breakl; through on February 2, all the brother don silk chapeaux's and carry eanes, and jaunt into the field:; seeking the burrow of Mr. Woodchuck. Alter one ia (ouDd, they assem· ble with il'eat solemnity to awaU In " Mein lleutcherland" .. or Gfi"· the awakcDing of the animal from many it was the badger which 1 hls hibernation, and ttis emergence came out or hibernation, to cast ·a into the daylight. After scrutiniz.. glance with his peepers at tbe ling his actions, and retur-ning to skies, and in the eaatern United the village, they decipher his a.c· States, the belief was tranaferted tions and repoi't to the public. to the woodchuck. The EngUsti aDd A · t th d f t•and Scotch have many rhymes in ccor1mng o e recor s o are which the belief is embodied. Her!! lodge, the woodchuck's propbcciei arc some of them: bave been verified by tbe weather cigbt times; have beea indefinite If C.:ndlemas Day be: dry afld five times and have been wra""' fair I -. The half o' winter's gone at seven Umea, sii1Ce the observations Yule . U Candlemas Day be fair: and began. bright, Winter will have anDlber Some of the opinioDR of people Hight, But if It be An•k wltb clouds · h -• ue~.~ 1n t e 1OC!tu area eoncerning tbis and rain, Winter is gone, and will subject are as follows : nol come again. · Lucy Gainer, Union Avenue, In the infancy of the 20th ~n· Pomeroy; "I believe like my tury' a grounp of merry studNits mother, if the ground" bog sees his of witticism living in the vicinity shadOw, we'll have six more weeks f Q ·11 La I o uarryv1 e. ncaster County, o winter weather; if Dol, we'll Pa., •organized lhe Sl_umbering (Continued oo Page Threel g]asses. Mueb t"Older weatbc r and snow was predicted :ur Ohio, beginning this evening. This will be follow ed by partly cloudy sk:.ies Saturday aJJd even lower tempenf.ur<':S. Columbu' Weather Bureau farp,-caster-s expJak'.ed that colder air would move imo otrio from t'lv! west, dropping temperatw-es about 10 d~grees and dt<mging expected NTn .to snow tonig'bt. Tempcraturf'S rose Wednesday night throughout 1lK!- ~. ehang. ing s now, sJcel and freezing raiJJ jnto min, Only Tolorlo reported a morn· jng tempef-alure below freeziftf 31 degrees and freezing drizzle. Rain Cell clscwbere tn t~ stak-. are absarbed )nt.o the Oommunbt bloc . Commu ni.sto n1 ~ ·have said rf!peatedfy their -goal is to extend Cwnmunism " until its eocompla&.- ses the world ." Therefore. any &ee IJiltion tfft2f. falls for Com· mun-ift entloemenl.!! will' lose its independence, I 5.-ln the faoe of the Commun; lst challenge almO!It. 50 fre-edomloving nations have joined in votunU-cy collective -security UBOCi.a- -..u...,........t.to,..... serve their rU.ion&l ridrta. 8. 1lW' United States aDd Britain shall "never i-nitiate violeooe" They ..~ly" flta:Dd ready to aid m efforts ,110 aCibie:H just sal· tlement.s of COJK"'"ete Usues. 7. Tttey wtJJ. work for .an elf«. tiv_e diurnwnertli and " luting pace". But t.ba free wor44~ 'retaRI a ~llif-"'ld oi power 00 ;defer 11-ggre.\\Sion in 1he meantime. ,-8. 'IIbe United Stajrs and Brit>;n wm "'"" -•ltlf t,. the9e policies land pufPQieS, Tbey .un "eagedy grasp and gepu.ine opportunity .to free 1 DlfiQ. of the pa-ll of fear and insecurity" dow haneing over .the wor-Jd. Prominent Gallia New Minister Appointed At County Attorney Local Church Fatally Stricken The •nnou-ement bas •--n .... ~.-:: made of the appoi!JtmeDt of an t'!X· teacher at the University of South Carolina and Franklin and Marsball College to be the mini61.cr of the Bradbury Churc of Christ. Lawrence A. Krat.z, wbo bas rccenUy finsbed studies at the Cincinnati Bible Seminary, will take the pulpit, on sunday. He holds a B. A. in Economics, lw 1~ M. A. in G~phy CI~~ bot~ from the Univenit¥ of memnatl; was a studeot at OSU, I~ ; an 10'8lrudor in Geography at the University or Soutb Caroli'lJa, l946-48; lnstructCl'l" in and GALLIPOLI8, 0. UP-A Pf<!ID· Charleston, W. VI., .....-Dt;,.WiJIJam C. ~ 50, died Wedl}e9day lin a 1apita1 heft, 1Pl)fJe ,his adnrissioo Blip was beinil prepared. i~ Ha~ wffentd .a. heart at.taet white driviog boOie .aftEI' a buli-1 ..... trip .. w•.....,, Ohio. eootiDUed on to the buipttal b.it. l!ii wed hef>ft'"' - be - - Fines Are Levied .· On Two Here For Traffic Charges ' Ohio Beef Co.u_n_.-c~ii;-:;N~;'-o-w-;8=:-'e=-:i:"n'-g:..:::'--"=::._- l:"::';~~':.'!uGe~:!"i:J;;:,· Pomeroy Honor I a studcrtt CincinnaU d T Halt p • D 19M-58. · · • 0 rgan1ze 0 ' . nee rop The 35-year..ld ilallve ol c;•. Student Needs UP-1'~ &5uciatm 1-8. was. BlOod Donors here &I! were tbc thobeef Market Reports aoo """"' ba.ve ISfuropor C. 0. FdSbcr-, and ilt tbe Bi.ble Seminary, COLUlLBUS, 0. Ohio ~J BeEf Council bei~ fonncu -today in -effort to J1alt an f.l:pc-ctcd cl ~cline ino pric~. Tho J:roll')> \WH be one of the ri ~t sta tewide organizations of it6 kind 111 the .nation. Its mcmben;lJt-p will indude p.acke.J';lll rmncr.s live stock agenci~ and rctallen. Ddcgllt.es to the ObiQ Cattle Nffieteen • Barges 1100 oi Mr. ond M"'. Cbarl- Flames Destroy G0 Down R•Iver Mt. car~tUtitm H05p>tal .. Family Home In 1U 1 ~-1 · 1 Out Of .~ntrol week. • "'""' • •.• n operouon '"' West Virgini~J Tbe • •·- lll<.i80 Coooey ~ """""""· llloea,.. 'llhe w.at:ber didn't co- . Amoog ltbe OJJ>eil :r~ ~ operate but .it Js a-.eportod that the. fo»<nvln:g ·are • 1eW ot ilbe out-- motorlsts did. SKIRTS ...utltul · Ntw o. Many J.ocal bl:!Bi~ lb;ouses have , J.n tbe l'f'el used: utiique stuntd to eat:belr PoJ<io funds, for Clhe ye.r's •Jve. H. E. Boney LADIES Mvth. Rain chenelftl t. ..,. and m~~eh o . .r twtithf, low 20-25 ..... 15-20 wed. ' ". .' nwmty ctO&Jdy tnd MUCh ceiM Statea and Britain have warned tbe work! that Rtus!1a h<t~> gobbled up 10 European nzt1ons and 100 milltoo patple jo the last decade. Praideot Eiseltbower and BriotL..b Prime ·MiDiMer Antllony Eden Man.y ,_-=·-ai Business Fmns· Co perate,dIn ·p0 li0 Dn"ve NEW MERCHANDISE 42 norlh..... ..... 40 ........ Joint Eight Point Declaration Defines Beliefs Of Countries • G,ort• , The. political pot In the Meigs 'tJ('S. , •·· • ' area IS begmmg to swell, as two M-r. _md Mrs. Huber-t McDOnald more have filed petition~ to be a tures of the •prosecukr's allow~ of Plums, lf.o1d . the oommisston candid11.le in the May Pr1mar)l for ence provided fOI" io Seation ·they had been ~suaded by com· Couf!lY t;Osts. Thirteen m~rc have 326.12 of ·t be Revised Code-. 'l'bese pan-r Jle~ntatLvt;s from pro. riled for counly committeeman reports or aecOuntls were ftl-ed with ~~1-rrg agaLiw;.t it"he mcrea~. , from both. parties, C_lerk o£ the IJbe County Auditor who lt:;j absent We w~ Wkl, t'ILnpbati~ly,!_, Board of Elcclions Albort Gloot· fN1111 1!he County :JUJd I lbave tbey :seid, by a oopresen.tative _of k:ner reported, tooa}'. been unabiEL to ~ermine- Or • ·the ... oompa11y at Athen.s-. Obto, According to the report, George certahr wbet·h er -or not :he ;ha.s- ap- that _the proposed ~ w1.U be Hicks, a republican, has filed h\LS pt-oved or ;rejec-Wd :tbe6e ac· put mto ~rot. Ill .'q).lil:e of -any- petition lor Sheriff, •nd Evelyn , couDI.s." · thlng -~- ·nught Pl9n to do to op- Luc::Jiie, -the inc umbent Clerk of lllllli for <lhe year of 19114 tolaled f1,300 aod lor <be yeot of 19&5 Adams fiB Pllrl Willuun (15 Will:shin• 80 1>1, Ri.!L'UVery 5H ··~ «<Qo Mater•'als, 1-orno . rated '"" r Phone 3118 of H1e S\l1711Cllle Oomt Ca'l'l V. Weygmdt. The ection was t·akcn by Judge aarlt to ·'· COLUMBUS, 0 . UP-The State - eo}imiulat.e qm-y q-uestion of bi'a3 Public UtiU.Ues Commission -tod'ili)' , upon the ~)art of tbe !Deal court. sobedutoo a public beatiDJI: lhlft In a oommunit'atkl.n -dirtd-ed to Feb. 15 on the proposed nle in the Meig9 County Cwnmfssioners cr-ease i"or tlbe Columbus- and tCMttr., Judge Smith wJ""Cllre: Southern: Eloetr~e Oo. Jn r11llll '.' . Fowler, KoJoen Holl, PaUle!« 111m· cy and Ruth Rouab. Reynoltlsburg 57 Pickerin-gton 42 l<'drview 58 Wes-tlake 48 Modina 61 Ohmtc-d Falls M Rocky River 77 Bay Villnge 65 Burton 09 West Geau,l.(a 59 As htabulA 62 Pain~'Ville Har. 45 Genwa S6 Fll'irport ll3 · Ashta-bula FAguwoOO 61 Geneva Spl•noct· 44 Chief Justice ' , ..Smp in. See grup1cs. Give us th~: dimensiOns of your atcic llnd we will telt )'OU bow llnl• ' " COSts to add TwiDSulation'l . AM JU!tiB. SeDIIOI'I: Diane C.-pebwt, Ji.trlce Duncan, Betty Jon-ee, Ronald • Glothlln, Mary N«tbru.P. Lebo Wamsley, Jull• Edwardl:, Ju.lce W. Jcff("rson 6:5 011rby "l'wp . 53 request of ·Meigs- Coonty Commoo Pleas Judge Ce¢rlc W. Clark who lbad ~ such ~runent >Of i •' Aon l-'oW'hallim 30 I..affwty 28 Yorkville A7 Bridgeport 70 C11.di:l: I 03 Seio ~7 Kensl'lln ll6 Mllnlua· ~t All'rora 72 Warrenwillc lt}.(1.ii. 55 Walnut {"r11ck 67 SLron.:svillc 63 K~land 78 Madis-on. 72 rnl. tlnl. 1\2 Nt•w Alhany ~ CIU"t>lcrvillo tUI Ohio Deaf 36 hul'yru); 67 U, Sa-nctwk.v 54 ot M'<llrysvllle of.4 Grove City 35 1 Gal km 6-'i Marion St. f\fury 154 ToJ . D!!Vilhis.-; M Jo'Ol)loria, 153 Mollllllt'e 59 l'cnysburg 51 Toledo Cllly 74 Ro.~s{or-d ~2 Sylvanlu 42 'rnlc•do Whit.mt"r 37 •' 11. Core of fireproof tock woo1hJoclu bed. Shinin1 •luminum coveri"' rl/lult bat, ot Wolf-e, Carol Blake, and "Ro$alee R.irgs. , Junm-:· Tommy ·Brown; Pea:if , Ju.U•. Ja-oe Icenhower Ud lo W8t!!l .iss'&nod to matte~' at the the •bear.i.ng on. the ;Z, l"h<~rdon 50 AshtLr1bula lhu·l~n1· 66 Porry 3D Cleve. St . Jllbn <'.antiu.s- 78 Lorain Sl. Ma1·y 59 Completelv Automatic Wel2hs Only 311 Lbs ' \sw~ lu: ring PRIZ:E WINNER DIES Cricket, -tbe pr.iz e-wi nni~ pony Jo.bnny AHensworth, t "'"n year old ~on, of Mrs. Rob<"l't Aliens- ., Judge Smlth .JeHersQn 02 STEAM IRON '. of Ohio. 11••.••'!' Gell'l'le ' Glotblln, Eugene 1 ~roa:en. Betty Jean mlnat.ion into the -compolai.nt uf Mel-gs CWnty Commissl.onen that PrOtSe<:UtiDg AtA.orney James 0'Brien 'had not: oond.ucted his ·of· fi« !.n· a pt'()per maoner by sub· mi.t.ti'ng unverified <8tltlemmt5 for an. ex.pelL'IC ~Howall'Oe for tbat office aeoonl.irll: to .the GeDEftl Code fltl .._..,., Mr. and Mrs. Ray Glaze enter· tJined with a party recently hon· orina: thelr son Timmy on his fourth birthday which was Janu,;cy 28 and hia grandmother, Mrs. J)eoa Zwlllina: -w hose birthday was on the 27th. ,t\fter the honored guests opened their many nice gifts, refresh. of a blrtbday cake iced in and decorated in blue and cream were served by the to Mrs. Gilbert Freeman daua:htera, Connie and Sharon, Mr. and Mt'S. Albert Smith, r,Jrs. Albert Meel, Mrs. Earl DenD)' Sr., Edward Young, William Slnith and the honored guests. OHIO: Clou4J with rein ._., Mixed witt. .,.. tttit ..-mint in Mf1h...r ptll'tiM. Hleh U. 'l'o 'l'fle laNt'e.U Of Tile Beip.Jf•,.. No. 245 Judge C. W. Sadt'b. .of McAr· appoin'li .a eomm'itt-oo of ilaW')'Iel'S tbur aet1ng on 116SI:pm:mt. from rrom the bar 9'880Cla.tloo or th.ta the Ohio Supreme Court Wednes- eoonty -to ;luv-eLSU;atoe the 'Proseday CCHiidueted oa prel.imi.muy exa· cutor 'lmd rto dtrt.erom.ine whet-her I Lake 86 { 'ygnot 64 ~fl'( 'Inn· 80 GranJ Hup11l~ 7a Pickens Hardware Stores ANil SAVE MONEY! •usEOUR PAYMENT PLAN • 13 ~~~~11·~~·~~~--~~~ .Juek,'i llll Twp . 67 BlonnLtl1lh' 62 1 4 14 -'"·died ,his • .,. weckcud .(. ter .11. short Illness . Cr icket is wen known throughout t his part Freshmen: !Wbcrt ' · Artl8, Ruth ot the State for his a-ppc-arance at Boswen. Mari·e Jml!, ·Ann New· Horse shows, para de-!! ·ami fain; was valuOO at several hun ·l11on-d, Linda Roush, 'PbyllliJ Zleka/oose, Dill Boyer, Vi!'g(itia Brinker, Fay Bur.ton, Juhling ~cCiung Berbara !McDaniel, Jo Ann· Oliver, Wand a Thompson, Henry ButjlesS, Bill J' ogl-esonlf, Ruth Grimm, Howard McDaniel, Coreoa' ~~~~ lloo, Dottie Rolt8b, Nallef'~ $l and W-ebb. · · .. _ • · Gallipuhs !'JJ 1\ t ht~th 51 l't.tnlwrvll k lifl WondvLilt• 48 SHOP ••• s tz ttne Preliminary Hearings On The Investigation Of Prosecutor Is Held 0 o ,. 0 0 ,- 0 Weather . arn ree 0 7 8 $ . VII }!, • at D~o~d Birthday Party . BY UNITED PRESS 1 '~.\' 72 !.ngan 53 l .'l'rHrll'\lt•b;nn villt• 7 1 \\lpll :--.lon c ______ --:-_ R.hoad!l ------------ 0 o o 3-6 !lllUler, p .. ,------- ,... Hyden. G ---------- o I ~===::~::::~-~-~~-·=-~- -=h:"_'_'"_'"-·--·------· Pomeroy, Ohio Phone 153-X 0 1 aittcbell. Chester High Honor Roll MLt•h --CoL LIH'ilman George Oa.n t.(Cr dni( thruuxh ll l'<Lf"· ]y 24 in('.hes .. r frl\~h ~nwo to fn•t• tu d i .~£"11\-'i'l " Bow-lea, G · ·····--. 0-1 !IIU!I"''ay -·---····· 22. detective Lyona Kelllh.er, Ci.Z, point. • banda&llld hand •t Donald LaW"I'tllCt u the mu who did the thootfn&, Lawrenee (aecond rrom left) ll an AWOL toldier from Fort Canon. Colorado. ShOWJI at thiL beda1de o1 Derrii:ID 1 Chlcaao hOspital m P~:ToSKEY, u nly 11 2 Watte, F ·····--··· 2-2 WRONG WAY u l'Hr 4 0 J o - F ---------- 0 Principal of Cheater lligh School R. R. Gray anno1.1nc~d that 24 students at Chester High A S t<~nl cy dcmonstr~Ltion party School made the honor roll · for wa~ •h c!·d a.t the h-G!ne or r-.trs. the third ai:x weeks. Audr01 Richa·rdwn in ~~n. friThose included are : day night with Mn:; . La¥era FierSENIORS: Darlene Bailey, Hel· liall or Pl. Pleasant serving as en Haggy, Norma Hawk, Janet demunstrawr .. Osborne, John Reibel. Rosemary The door prtu- for th e- ~ve-nin:g Rose. Marilyn ~ott. w~ s won by Mrs. Glady~:~ RLley _ JUNIORS: Ada BlaseU, B,t\Y Atttmding were Mrs. Ray Wol'k· Carr, Betty Frost, -Helen Hoff9lan, cet'. man, '.trs. (.;ha:r lt~ Ye-d·j,Jcr, M.n;. Sue Lambert, Kathryn Smith. - - - ~ ·-·-Rilt:y, M'rs_ Lillian Gr imm, Mrs. SOPHOMORES: Marilyn BuckIN THE MONEY Hoy 1-la-rll•ss, Mn;. Carl"il~ Ross, ley, Jerry CleiiQd, Gayann Gaul, ~ r.~. Okey VanMclcr, Sr.. Mrs . DES ~10JNES , l;L -- Th..rt· is-ll"l fi 11 th Gdnslcad. Mrs. Betty Van John Hetzer, Ralph Knight, ,Judy Lambt!rt, Carol Lee, Rosemary much nc{'d f111' a g o·i ~ l'l" cmmt<'l" :\ll'lPr nnd the hos-tl!'SS. Sh1dc, Jean Youna:. in lOwn, hut 0(~~ ~ \Hilll ' .~ has rim• . FRESHMEN: Sharon Ritchie. Mrs. Hazel (;QL).:<'r rnunl ~ mon('Y ail a re-ct•i\'li ng tt:llt·r J\ l.l11nk ur~ Trust { 'n. METROPOLITAN ' believe ill- rournlf.: ily in 1 Hovatter, G ••..••. 2·2 - Basketball Scores Il's fine -to •• 4 !3 Vrorn-ao ----- ------- VERY BEST IN USED CARS a:oins to tell me you (let ," • e : PassenJer: "Half wbat you are! =~· ·F·~~~~~~- 8 BU.er, c ----· -···· 3-6 Tunter ---- ---------- 0 DmCTIVI WIWAM DIDIO, 118, wounded Ill a abootlnl: battle in wbkh the auumau tatallJ thot mean?'' Over $1500 was collected Tust don't be too en <!ODV ei!' ~ throughout Mason County in the .... : Mother's March on Poho on Mon In Mason Cit)'. the Muon ¥o~ 1 day evenirlg between 7 <~nd 8 ers Club collected $304.21 wbU'o'clock aceording to Mn. Ralph the Amencan Legion AullUiuy Freeman, county chairman of the New Haven collected ~.70. "'"" Morch of Dlmt11;. money In the Letart-Graham •tel{ Of that total $760.62 was col-\ had not )'el been reported to HrJ. 16 ' lected in Point Pleasant by the 1 WW~odrow Brown on Tue1dl~ 30 Junior Woman's Club there. evemng. 0: . Driver: "Whrt mll...,e do JOU• tblnk 1 eet from tbU eu1" f Passen1er: "Half." : Drlv"' "Half! What do 10•• 0 . In Nets $1500 Mason county (Ccmtinued from Page Four) from the floor .t o round out the Jact.eta iC'CII'Jnl in that quarter. SpvkiDi the Red and White in thM. quarter, Mi1ebell , t.be lanky cent« ·b lt two basket:Jo:. and two for two foul sboll, wd Hyden, hit a hot stteak -aDd dpped the ne1.s for three strai.&ht t.Jkell. Tbe Roservea lead~ all the way won eaily over the Jackson ft.ee«ves 39-20 · Mldcll..,.rt FS FG TP lht· l Wednesday, February 1,. 195~ I Mothers March Yellow Jackets 1 I Tlhe es Witbee, Rutlimd been ln critical . e-el · Wi14!iii '~'=-- $iililil.":i0rfiw ~ tiV. ~ ~" .llrlilii bas at Ute C<>l.umbus family of !the top horoor ~ 'a5IUI ottblrt no- .f -lowMi be £1-u_...,..., ·:\ir. and r-.lr.s-. K<>-nnet.h· B..-, an-d .. ~ ne." -'ed '"' sent as ~'hey ex•.....ot m.,_,l u r~mily of MiddJ,eport hav-e been ox.y~n from ~:~ r'oo-m, Cards .not.ified: tl:lt<Jt the bomc of her ·~···"" · 1COUlL'\.! ..• -an d .n sta-. Mnt. Ellis Smlth. bur h-• u ...... ~u bewe , n~ L.- • i~'"""'" ~ ·~ 'lft'l u; ' o ...........n M9. 'fhu1'!-lday ·n-ight .al ltcl.~cl. W . Va. NoU1ing w<~s sav~ from ~ H,Te whkh occunred whi-le UN. Smitl'l cu. · w-a.~ -in Ypsilanti, Ml~h., visit.'tni a daughter. 1 •:'1-11". Smith -ha.<L jOne to HuJl'l<, •· ln~on, W. V\8., to stay with tlbeir Femey BenneLt PM No. 128 -son, Emory, and family ._ ~ thad American Legion ·~ tinviting l'he .rcoonHy roiJred -af.tor being tOm· public to at(lmd a "!lpccieJ meet· ployt"d as foreman of ' coal mtne illi at. trl\e Legion Hull on fo'lt'b. 3 - -at Hct;o;c-1 f-or a numbtr of .Y"elil";!i at 7:30 When !ltv. W~ 1'homa and t.h~y we-11\' ~DC !*!lllng E~h D~cl Cbaplairi will be ttheir property ·a nd ·~tiitg in the &PeB·kflr. thi s 11rr.a. CINCINNATI. 0. VP-NiDCttoon barg<'a !our of diem loaded with al!J1ot.1. seven- miUioo :pounds of -st.eel. -smirJed down th& fast movi~g -ohio· Rivet oo1. of ~ontrol to-day. . . Four towboats ·took tltrft ,hours to tN'!tapt,ure tlhe lw'gt"S, some of Which pm~Sed betw-een bridge pieN and moved 12 miles downstream. The bargct~ tore from IITiOOl"ll.ngs appanmly whon. :hit by .driftwood at the Cincinna!Ji Marine Ser-vice dock. Ca'Pt.. Pat Roberts md •his crew of t.}Jc dbcscl fuwboa·t J. L. contnbuhkms and to ll'll sehoul Beatty saw them break free ·but officials w'bo !helped oUl' &ehool were •helplel!l!l. 111\ey w-ere working ~ -aBd to OOifl bunob of UtUe aoot:ber of barges info the cmas wlio filled. Many .thanks tc bank at the ltlme. Chapl,.;n T0 Be Speakef Fn"day n.mna en 1bave l)eeo. .._.._...~ a .a.iek,fil fi.nc to PtoHo ~ ~~ :fh:me 0'1' l(lbe IK:OUtv 8ud: liicOutmMten and Ca.pt. John Beatty, opEil"itor of luiw, lin ileque • • Wj\ JtoDey ill of oUr offidlals in 'tlie vW.:icea. a fleet tJf boai8, ~ in t!M a 1~ to be <Ge Gf t i Jeldi, Who tdped: usm mucl:l and to the W. C. Beatty. H0 eaucbf. t1!e steel _ _......,. . ,; . . , albe!"o. w~wemoyMl'4'"11~ """"'~':! jUII above orlllrood Road. j '11h.l3 meetm·g is &· part or the OIIKT r.t>J.a.Uves b!clud.e :&ln. National Le'ion'.s "Back 'to Uod'' Smitlt'tl father, A . E. VU.:O, Gal. movetl:)ellt and the Post 'Planned lipohs: two '5iste:N Mn:. Jo~ to attoeftd ,eblmnt in a body Su~- No~ II md ~h. Gomer !Mart~, chym~- 4ileJmotlbiaGalllpolc<: · pa w.,..; Joe &lid Wi:lli$1t v~. ~co. Fee<kn annual COil- cinnati .U married, chlldren, ages Thursday, organizadon VeDtioo Opt"ning here w!Jrltlng on probJem.S. Bee! pl'ices ~dy ed \90Die, .aU hough n-ot as tmlly as hog prices wbich neve become a nationwide fa:r.m problem Experts said beef prkm llSIIally follow hog prices eventually. Members of tohc group organ.iz.. ing tJhe betel council include Don Leith of Pleasantville in Fahiiel-d County, MIITk Knoop Troy, and James Wahllf'r -of Columbus. Th-e orpnizatW"a's aims are -to ancour..,n tbe pubHe to cat moce beef produeb, promote an intrrihdll81.ry undetst-anding of mutual problems, and pcr11Kttps aUa'in a bett-er dist.ri:bntioo of 'jltl"of:its lhrouth ~be industry. or mc:f'Jras four Twa ·persoft.i were t:ined lor traUic viola'tOOa by Joeal magia tni-£6. WeA"'*'-y, the lUgbway Patrol repartee~. F..dftl'd Ru.W-1, 57, .oeuer, aec'll'ding fu r-eport, W1l& meted $5 by !lkldl._ May-on the c~ Of CINCINNA Tl, 0 . UP- Produce: haYing no brakes. Eggs :ileady ronsumers A large 41 Justice of the Peace T. P. Cecil, -to 45 brown 41 to 45: mediums Coo]v.ill~. leWed a Cine of $20 aod 40 to 43; brown m-ix 40 ro 43; costs on Joseph Logue, 39, Littfe ext>r.a large 40; A large wbi.te 36 H-{)cking, -rl:Jarpd. wtth speeding. to 38; A medium W"hite 34 to 36: Bo-hh men. were arrested by the A medium brown 34 to 36chCX"ks Highw~ Patrol. · 27 to 28; B ~ 34 to 36. (hickem steady fryers 3 to 3 HOLZER HOSPITAL 1-2 lb 20 to 22 mootly 21 to 22: Admitted Wednesday: Mrs. Juan h<ms over :i ·l b 23_ to 26; hens 3 ~a Whi.r.t\ Lakin. W. Va.: iMtB. lb and under 18 ',t o 19; l<"«horn Han·y Clark, Mint!J"'SViHe: Roni-Jd ·hens 15 lo 17; ol-d I'OO:i:tcrs g 1o Abies, Ldi8J'.t F-aUs and M.ary :Hid1Z ki ff. Chester. -=-- -- - - Pomeroy Lions Conduct Forum . On Need Of Industry In Area ~ddleport Store tlheir to Closes Business when need PQmeroy Lions Wednesday dt'usu,d form of program Wednescb)' a q\lel>" t•il(m and ·answ«< fon.un on fh c eubjocl of "Wby Does Not 1\f.cigs Coonty Have Ma-e Industry--and \\'hal Can Be D<lne To Br.ing Indu .-;try Into .t:Ll»e Area?" A panel oons.istiftg or Howard Krc..s. prLeSidmt of the Chamb('r of CommC'I'C'el; l'n>l:llill.e Judge John B-al-'"QU and Pomeroy Mlhtr E . !". Nohin1110n. met ·DliDY or .the qut>~ruon " propoundad trom the IV-~n-old E!· GreeJR-, editor of the Dsil}' Sentiool , liDted as nwdoral<lr. V~lated from Stock and fhl'lll"'C:S of the Welcb 5<:--$1 stor-e wene clo8ed out effec. tive Feb. 1, 1955 by Eleanor Welch Zri:her wOO has continued Co Opt'1111te 4:he store which was opell!ed by her faotber tbe Me N. C. Welch i-u 1937. Mrs. Zeiher movOO her store earlier ~ winter from the buW:lioi uow occupied by thA addition 40 the A. &r. P. Supem~a:rket to the p!Operiy fomH•rly used b;o.· ~~ lloby Shoo, NOitb Se<ood br»the<e. ,- . MoM. noor. HouSJi ng, probihiol.iVe taut.iOn rate!!, lack o£ ~'Upport -the Chamber of Commerce. or bridge; ttnd ·a tkquale -bigbw.ays- ae1 well as different types or iDdustry .lhal would be sWtable wer:e antong hbc -topics hrotl'ltht up i.n lh~ discussinott into wbidi tbe m-embers or th-e Lions probed fi>t' answE"n. Su tively beoarne tOte d'i6clliSS"ion l!hat the program time ntn OYe!" lhe wm.al period. At -the . ~ meeting of tO!! l..d~ a VISI.t.at.ioo wiH be made b1 I. tho Dillri<t ............ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 02. February Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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