http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/24c7380a2727721bcedf152f1adaf4d1.pdf 4b23255e102652717e53667e2de128f8 PDF Text Text · - ---. -, . •. 'aae Eight ~ - - -· - -- An'INO MIETING The ex.eeuWve eommittee of the Atbeoe- Pftrsbytfrial met Tueaday M the A.iJleo:t Presb)1Jiria-n Oburab ro make plaJJI!I f.o.r Ule • The Dl.lily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Slprinc meatJac: '<¥hicb wiU be 1held tbete iD Asril. Atieodinl from here ftl'e lire. Lowell Pro ' basco, Mrt. Dwlcbt Wa:ilace to d Donald N. Bradley, son of Mr . Mlrti. Ge<qe .ADd.~ Jr. :~.nd Mrs Russell F. Welch or Route : P001eroy, Ohlo i8 sehedu.led ttl The B. H. Sanborn Missionary Mrs. John Kauff eave the dedJ.. Mr1. EvereU McDaniei bas been ~il'l.e from lf'!eC.ruit training Society of the Firat Baptiat Cbu~;th catory prayer for the Love-GUt notified lhlt ller .J flDddau,._tei" is SERVICEMEN NOW~ THRU fEaRUARY 3 u.l.t:L._o.reat .L.Uea~ .lll~ The nine weeks of "Boot Camp" ocludes drJJI and instruction in eamanship. gunnery, life saving, ,ea survival, OOat batidliog , and .be use of ~ mall .arma. I ON TEMPCO FLOOR FURNACES AND HEATERS Following two weelu leave, uaduates will be assigned to ship· board duties or service 11ehool.s de· pencfing on the qualifications· each has demonBtraled. BUY NOW FOR NEXT YEAR! USE PICKENS' EASY PAYMENT PLANPAY BY WEEK OR MONTH Pomeroy Association and of the Mt. approximately seventy present with Moriah Baptiat Church at their six ladies rrom Cheshire; six, Pom. annual Fellowship Tea ~on ero~ three, Mt. Moriah; nine, evening at the church. -r Ratlne, and orie visitlnc pastor, Atrs. Allen Hughes, president, the Rev. Parker, Pomeroy. opened the meeting wlth a poem Mrs. D.avjd Darst Jr. showed a "Just Once In a While" alter au ftlm ''Strangers In Their Own organ 'prelud,. by Mrs. C. P. Brad- Land" with Mrs. Claremont Hoyt bury and Mrs. Ediwn Baker was u ru.rrator. Mrs. Hoyt organized le.ader of the devotional ·service. the group into six "Buzz seiBiona" As the members and gueats entered nd reports were given by these the sanctuary they were given ladies who were ch08en as spokes. miniature Indian · Miccasins as men : Mra:. T. T. She1ton, Mrs E. L. lapel tags with the quotation Hughes, Mrs. Katheryn Payne, "Forbid that I judge any man until Mrs. L. D. Diles, Mrs. Edison Baker, l have walked for tw(l moons in Mrs. Wippel and Mrs. Waterford. his moccasins" anJ this was the tbeme of the devotional service which included the Indian· version of the Twenty-third Psalril, an Ind· ian ,p rayer, a mediation on the iMNnbers ol the Ladles Aid of American Indian and cl~d wJth BaPtist Church, held 1 Layette a prayer with ~ongrecauqp: gi_~,. lShower~·for one Of their members, the theme of the servl& a.l, . 1 '·'&fl'l. Emilie- 8itil Wbea Utey .met response to the leader. \~ ..: In Jeg:tJlar seulon. Thur&da1 aftt~rMrs. Hu"hes was in cha-• ot.u.4:· ·~ ·at U. ~. .A:ft.e'r aiJu&i. • ·• .,... m,.&• 1&re. 'iltM ~hOI' business meeting and ,ailounce n~rts and •refruluneab of ~ the observance of the Wofld DaJ Cream Cake and Coffee . weN o( Prayer on Feb. 17th at the Heath llerved: Methodiflt ·Church and the A.!liiOCia· tional mtetiog to be held on April Roland Glenn was taken to Mei&• 23rd with place to be anDouneed General Hospital, Thursda.Y eYeDh, ter. She named Mrs. Willis Ant· lng, when he fell from h11 truek hony, Mrs. Perl Hoffman, Mrs~ while it wa11 ln motlon and the Dana Hamilton and Mrs. Robert frqnt wheels passed over his Cbeat. Mr. and Mrs Ed Panons, Mr. Mills, representing the 1our Circles, on the ~omlnatJng committe~ to and Mrs. Ray Parsona, <;hester. report m the March meeting. visited their daueh~er and sister, ~~ters threl cre;~bfro m BacMo~e Mrs. Arthur Arnott, wbo i&reeover· .00 s'"h let•·'Pkt.st · hiS· ing from a recent illness. ~ 'Tr" ' 1 s1on a nmg c oo u~n tng t e Miss Doris Pickens and sister, Society foil Christmas glts · Mrs. Bryan Harrls, Reedaville, 1 eptnd a day In' Parkersburg. M'iss Magil McNickle baa aecep't- A . NTIQUITY SPECIALS THIS WEEK 9x12 LINOLEUM RUG 7e98 ·, 1- - = - - - : - - ----'-____:_----'-'---.:...,·; REDUCED General Electric Automatic TOASTER w... '19.95 NOW$17.95 PICKENS Paint and Hardware Stores Mason, W. Va: First Baptist Church B. H. Sanborn Missionary Group' Has Fellowship Teo .ll'ebruary 4 at lbe N8¥al Training entertained the member~ ~ of the oftertna: and the roll call showed .SAVE 10% THIS WEEK Wednesday, February 8, 1956 ----~~-----------------~--- -- In NYLON I ORLON And WOOLS $10.95 to-$25.00 Mercedes Condon .Dress Shop Pomeroy, Ohio Phone 133-X Pbone sr-3-5583 Open !!very Day 7 am to 5:20 P1J1 Opea ~at Til 9 pm Main 81 8 1 n 'e ... "WW" . r.... Ca · • Pomerov, Ohio ~ - . ed employ;ment M.1.he ' · Solid Maple StJites newaeat covers • Howard Zink seat covers eal\ do wonders for your car. Ril.'!b fabric!, durable const~tion ..• aeams that are double"!litched and hidden. Evcrythina but 1 premium pril.'!cl ' ON•Y 12.95 MOORE'S ass. y Phone Pomeroy, Ohio - Ciovet~ Fann Sl~: 'a~i~. Fliaftk Butk spent ~~~~~~ days the Put week in Col- Mr and Mrs Oval Diddle have received Word from their son, S.Ze Wald Diddle Wlho .has ~&pent the past year in Germany, that he was leaving for -horne Feb. 1st. R<~lph Diddle- 11pent a n'ight wLth Ronnie Young Lctar:t. Cal}t . Lowen IMicNick,Jc who iR employed on the river, is spending a few day• at home. Mr and Mrs. Wilson Brunty spent a weekend with relatives in Hunt· lngton. The Friendly Farmers Farm Bur61lu Ac:Pvlsory Cou.ndl women vi-sited "'J1he Coffee Time" Pl'OI· ram of W. · S. A. Z. TV in· HunH1Jt:ton. West Virgirri.a Tuesday JaR 31': Th05e attending were Mrs. J1 M. Gaul, Mrs. Paul Karr, Mrs. Earl Dean, Mrs. Horace Karr, Mrs. Ro:v Hol.ter, Mm. Dunald' M~GN, ·Mrs. 'flhoodo-rn )lora, M1rs. Edteon Hol• Jon. rnd Mrs. Reid YOUDJ:. Mrs Reid Young was awarded .tJle Khld -c'Ol"R1ge for belng tib.C ;voungcat mother that dav ·· ------- . RIHIARSAL CALLED MIDDLEPORT. Leadership Training Sch~l Plan SOCIETY Studied By Mason EUB Churchmen JocquUM Rice, · dauzhter ·· of Sybtne Baptl•! cbuh:!L' L. DUDilam, Wu the wee!$ . '· .. . Vol. VII Designed for today's oompaet living! -~ • POMEROY SOCIETY Miu Barbara Ann Wehrung, .student nurse at the Cincinnati Gen~al Hospltal is home for rccuper•ti~ from recent hospitali· zation. · . ' FOLDS FlAT, like magic, to 61NQIES ... . and.w~h . one hand . . ,,. Dr. and Mrs'. E. A. Tracy of Columbus were weekend guests of hla parents, Mr. and Mts. E. J. Tracy, . · Mrs. Manbing, ·webster is li medical patient. at Holzer Hospital Miss NetWe Koehler, Mrw. Ed· ward Koehler and Mrs. Wtll Daw· son were visitors in Gallipolis, Sunday aftrnaon'' Mr. and Mrs. James Lloyd and family moved Saturday from But· ternut Ave., to Belpre. . ~rs. William Baxter and M1·s. Beftu Wolfe were buslness visitors in Gallipolis, MondaY. Bentz Wolfe was called to •Plantll, Tuesdi:V by the Ulness of o~ hls s~stcr, Msis Id• Wolfe who aulfercd a Ught stroKe. IMrs. EIJ.a . Rus8e}l, Lincoln HeJ.ihls, U ill with bronctual In \ J \' \\ $18.95 Ulibty Chair Chair pneumpolo. ' ELBERFELD$ •, I fif·Lb i:andldate toc the .county commissioner's office, Wednesday, · Wbicb was il.he fioa-1 fi'J.ing ~l.lih' far ·t he ;P&y 8· Primal')'. The- num· ber ol eanodid&tes t'OI.ab 24. ' AJso in iflbe final day ut fi:ling tWn iM'OI'e DemOcrat& ari.d L2 m<ll'e ~publicans h<tve · 1i'led ~or oom· .mLtt-ee positions. Tb.U brings the . ~ lota:l to <H ·81ld 41, respectively. ·~ Forty-three from each -party ate ' to be el-ected. 'Ilbe gt1UI(l total ol -•. ;~· eamtidatcs ·is 117. , _;1~, n}IBg fot ,tJbe commitle..,••rna-n's ~<, po1tition for ~he Democr.a.Ue tic-· ket i~,udc: Sadie Carl. East Bed· ford rtKu'inot; George Car-per, West Bcdlord; R:ob~rt Coteman, SOu:Vh Cbater; Vestina Crabtree, Colum))i·a; ~MtOeS Mion4Comecy, -Dexter; James Pcoffitt, GI"Cat. Bmd; Charles Kcioser, Letart.; AI· bert Fa.irclobh, But· Letal.t; Ohe6,Cr Wtl:ls, Long Bottom. . Jennings Wayland, Middli:port 2od; G·riH E. Thompson, ~I.e. ·. pbrt 1st; '11tomas A. Riley, M·iddleport Sw; Lotft Luel-l en·, Mi~c­ .R!X't Jst.; Hornet~ C. Jooe&, Mid, ·· ~hlpott 5tb; curf<n'od PhHJ.,ipt. !Min, ~ille; E. A. Dodd«t:t, ~ivc . """" ...._, , '_, nMJ' J>'-'-• ...........~,.'" i!Rr. ""/ ,g.iret Swalzet, ' PomCMy lW; DwiJrht Parltet\ Pom·eroy 2W; Nor · man Kloos, Pomeroy 3WA; AI· ' bmt Gloedmer, Pomeroy 3WB; James C. Fugate, Pomeroy 3WC; lle.fto/ W. Bentz, Rlacine Village; !. Snowden-, Rutl~; Will· Graham, East R\ttland; Sid· ·~ ney Wells., West JWtta.nd; Harl-ey N~, Salem; Edwanl Werner. Silver Run 8'Jld Eldon KN.ucter, • SYTacuse• OLhers. lnclude Jo"'loyd Boring, Pa&eNille; Guy Ru&Sell, .Middlc~i Alta E. Corre, Dyesnlle; Ira il..tell, SyTO<USe; WI'IUein R=· u. tAJked; Gordon Caldwen, '1\lp·.. , pell'l Pla"lns; Golda GtJ.lian, Racine; Riy BirohfieJd, HalT'I'SOOvtne; Emmett Will, IWck SJII"jn&:;~; Millard Van !Meter, S)Tacuse VHl&~e; WI~Ham Oampbel:l, Porneooy 3WC; lollry E. Oflo>t~ P<mtland: llm""t ·!'!· llulll. ~me: Frank H. Bi6e, ReedsviHe; S. G. Pickens, ,1 U>nz,vllle •l!d c;.,.rge Abbo,l, • -~j~~·~mw~n~cy~·~~fuxd~l~~~n~m~~~·~--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Nort.h Cbestcr. T-Ile foUowJ.ng have {iled for ·comm~tt-eemcn in idle Republici.n p": Jamfll!l D. Eynon, Atkled; aae11 OUUums, Obot«""; V1tl H•rtung, North Chester; lloHo!l<l Columbl•; RalPh Tilt'· ner, Dexter: Glenb ·'I\II'nOT, Dyes· . ville; Entm.1. Btewft, Great Riv· Oribtroo. . . er; 'VberM MO!'!ris, UngsviHe; Carol R. Picn!e, Lanp;WUe: Bert Hunt, Letart; Paul M~nuel, East Letart· wuriam ConnoHey, Lon.g Bot...;,; Samuel Ralrdo11, Long .... !!ott.... 4 TePHtlii 1&9.95 J'aluea I • :1 00 '·" /' Dovid 0 . Jonkim, Ud<lleporl J8t; James G. Lcw-ia, IM:iddi43P'OI'l :tro; Ma Custer, Mhrersvi'lle; Don· al<li Stanley, Ptievil'le: Wwltcr Scb~iber, PoiDU'Oy; Harry Bearht Pomer>oy let; C"IITI Persinger, Promcroy 21td; A. c. Jooea, Porn eroy Srd; Donald H~t. Pome1'0)' 3B; Chester W. Zerkkl. PomOI'OY 41ih; Willliom Woodard. Pom- eroy. 4th. \ - := ""S" !ftry pi- ••tllf Mlli( el lOUD MAPLE • •· , .....,.illullr .llatobed •• I ROOMS NEW JURNITURE 299. CLOSED _:THURSDAY AFTERNOON " . ' BEGINNING FEB. 9 RF U Co ' •• eooyl Not I I I I I I 'I • ' · How81'd lio>wlocnoo, - d ; (J]fDton E. Jolmson, Pwtl'and; Ed· - I or oWnerihip make)'-!<> litO mqlot GOES TO SCHOOL ON INTERCOM ' ht ........, 2n<l ,...., ant Thursday, February 9, 1956 .av !~~''s'::'~~~= lfilttM••t, '-'" lltltW flurrift In WMt aM nortlt t.uml,. c.Ww t'ooMJ; cloullfy •n4 c:ohler with .,... flun·ln IMtl1ht low 26 34 Buln.. 'Pbone lVII Single Copy 5c frl•r ,.rtty c:lovdy •ntl ,..,. at.ly Ald. President Warns Against Return Of Rigid Support ~~~ID ADMINISTJIATIIX - NICE? YES, BUT-- ·.cltm~i&n· by television . _. inf~rencc dr.IW'n ·~ -~- Rtlpublican5 koni. ,tbe P.~·'l ~""" · conl.ft'e1lee rem"!:~'!".~~nesday tbat be ba1l ne~~ a bam6t.Qrm. jng ~l!i!ft:iitg.n. . even if be- h'd Dot euff~ a 'heart attack. . Wflif€ Presideol Truman made Tblt ·WM H.e WA~HlNG'I'ON e.DhoWer-will n.~o scbool pubt~an!l Yisualized Eiseohower tOOay in -the eecond term .eandidate ducHng a "front •porch" Mel'gs Jaycees . . { AwardIs Cal .Agal.n PIanned . e!l:.din ""of ""'technique in 1948 ..Mlr. l!.'iseJJhower made it elear tohat h reg.anb it .as im· proper for a president. •M:r. . Ei..,nho.,.,·, newo conference again oprovided evidence to str engt:hen bhe beli~ O:f both tho,··· who belie" he win and . .t.t)osc whu think •he will not run . lh. . b. -aga1n. The Mc1gs Ja~ccc.<i a1 eu· I · · Svmc RcpubJj(':ans saw {!to f're.. ~onlhly meetmg Wedne~day sid~·l Citting hinuelf {or a mght, reported ~hat they hav' s.trt:hgth·.saving campaim by telc· another calf to gwe awa y, t~ s?me. visllin . ·others l>aW evidence t·bat farm boy in the county . T~1s 1s a I ne .. 1mJd not run i•n btl CODtinu. pha5e o£ the Jaycee Agncultu~c, 1_mg. &tto;;J, on .hiz; ·health. ··n~ .t,fle program . . .. fP.~t.- that atQ. expect::;_to anriOlince At 11 board meehnl!:. Wcdnesda,Y 4J~cc~ by tM -oi. .thb the "regular meeting. the Jaycee sm •h '.. ! .· . lot o~ blncoln Hf'ight.s was sold, • ,·] (~1 - eOnf~cJ · that tlle Preto Howard Mullen. '~ ld<4t ci>UJ~ . cd'iit1& calnpa;ip Bi11 Childs was added to · lnd horse bhow committee, and the ,WJil ~on f lat . bas'1s, !'~, '5~. gl'oup discussed furnishing the l~,n\_1) hR.~ , ff R-Pa. ...J~r. ~~ ..ti ~1: ' e e- cm.OOI'ilts -.u~·ve ·......, · ·' rtlcyong new Iy acq uue.., roo~r~ ....,_;t;.:l· ' 1. k. ·,._. ~ . ·· ' •• a bove Th. e Da1'I y Sen ('me 1, an d I'i .._..""'"* -+'alt.'-".. , bl' can ~~iCof. ulJll. ...:· ~ was decided lihat any m~ber . .... ,.. •• . . . ,c l""'" 1. • • ••lli! ~ r;:t""" wanoling .to do so eould d-onats larJtr,~hows ·1t continues. .W::tt:J"~· ·} lja-ln. ... ~~-.Jtt· ·.-m '!"XlraOtdh\ardy l h or t. c roon_t . It was annwmceo hciib t~ "'"it;oot 001 :sfiJII' '51" t that a mectmg would be held {! .. . . } · · · • ~ J'' · ~~ Sunday at 2 p. m-. ,in the mcet1n1 13 , 0 ', 1 . nl~:.._ . ~. ~ - ,.. . · . £ ~•<'fillung · IJ~h1 J,III "#O 'W WI ,'" · ~ • room ror (h'e" ....,, t' ..rpose o S ld ,_. •"'"I · · ung G. it up." ~rr. 8 aJ:T:v '!'... o wa"'-1 ~ . z .. Pi'esent. at the meeting Include: r:.ha1rm~rJ of t~e .GOP Senatorl~l Knight , Betzing, Morgan Follrnd, Campa·•en .. COOlm1t~~e .. dfc{ . •t Brown, Rosenbaum, Childs, Owen, W~JUld be no h.and1c~~ . for_ . Mr . Marvin, Buckley, Reed, Seelig, E1sorJ1hq~ to carnp~~gn . by . TV Woods, and Jennin~s. bcoa'l.l~ the ~~nd . ts ~~ . and mQre m .t•tJal d1reclton.' Gol<lwater also -apP,la'uded. ir t'e· mal"k of lM;r ; Eisenpower ·irldkaling lhtM. t:ht'l.ftesideflt woUld bavc no parl In Choosi.ng a hand.:PiCked County not only meet. but. If JlOS· nominee ·u he 8b0u1d dE-cide sible, exceed the quota of 100 a:gainst rontling ag-ain. pints th~s time, s~ that sufficl~nt. • blood w1ll be available for Me1gs patients for the next two months. I The Red Cro6ll orgenlzelien . . only collects the blood. The peo· ~uneral serv-Ices. Will be h~I-d .. pie, must donate . the blood and Fnday a-t 2 p. 'll_l. m the Mlt. Olive donate it in advance oi the need. O~uroh for E'mzi.C Y-oung, 78, who I Since the Red Cross can coJiect d1ed early W~ at 1ihc • • only as much as people are wiJiing home of a d-&ugbW:r, Ruth Stebh~m. to donate. the public alone is re· a<t Lon~ .Bottom. sponsible If there is not sulflclent ~tv1vmg the deceased arc two JACKSON, 0 . UP-David· L. blood in the Red Cross Blood ehlldren: Ruth Stet.hem. Lo~u: T1111· go, !OII'IIler Jaekson County Bank to meet the needs? Bot-tom 111nd Ellzabct'h ShOll, sheriff now ser'"'ing & year in Johnsonbu'l'g, Pa·,, an-d a broUlcr Gallia Coun-ty ja"il on 'a morals Per!lons who "signed-up'' dur- Dan SB'freed of Columbus. ing the December viJlt to be Friends •may ea-11 at ·lobe home chat1gr, tiiJ'day was a eandida~.e for donors again, and those who are of 1Mrs. Stetham T·hursday cvcn- his ()ld j{lb. registered lo replace bloltd tor Jng. Tra-go'.-; ·wife, Carrie, Tuol;day relatlvcs or friends wiiJ be con· Buri1111l will be made in t.Jhe Mt filed petitions fm· 'I'rago'"S ,nominatactcd soon for definite appoint· Olive Cemetery un-der ol.he direc· LK,t in· .t he Dcmoc.rra,tic '-liar priment time. Other pcrsrtns Wh() tion ·of the · A-rbaugh F-uneral mary. Art. Bishop, former deputy can and will be donors "ire ureed Home. under Trago, wHI oppose bim. to regi&ter . as SOQn as· po81lible" at the Red Cross office in Pomeroy. Telephone number is as. During the coRtin~ -week plct• ure·s of Meigs· CrtuntY . rcaldt!nl5 who have donated 8 or mor~ pintB of blood since 1951 will be ·oh dls· play in the window of the Eeonorny Savings & Lain Co.. Second St. in Pomeroy. To date 87 persons have reached or eJcceded the gallon mark in their donations of blood through the Red Cross. f eoo· •is lh~ ·~. : l{ler:~n · lll'l?~a!ape:~: x'· ., "Blood Donor Day" In Meigs-Co Is ScheduledFor Monday Feb 27 Enzie Young, 73 Mci~ County's next "blood donor day" will be held Monday, February r1 .w hen the Red Cross bloodmobile will be at the Porn· croy Junior High School from noon unlll 6 p. m. , Because the amount of blood donated by Meigs residents in DDecember was considerably be· low the quota and because the amount of blood adglini&tered to Meigs County paUenta during the past month bas been unusually great, It is Imperative that Meigs David R. Stout Dies Suddenly ·· Of Heart Attack David Roderick· Stout, 69, died suddenly at h'ls home on -llhe Llek Skltlet Rood ncar K.eno Wed· n"l'l!fday .evening after be :trad suf. (-ered a .heart attaek. The Ponte· r-oy •Eml.'ll"gency Squad waS' caHt<l bu-t w.ere · Uno~tblc to J"evive Mr. &bout who bad been conftned ·f..o. h~ ·home for the .past &ix moflot'hli. M.r. Stout. wa& .the IS'on, of the Ia.~ 1lhoiT'rRIS and Lydta Proffit ~'toul 'ind wau bolln in Tenn&'t'oe. He is ;rurvived by Cis wif-e, Maggie; .two <laug.hteoi-s Mrs. .Rl.tnehe Bennef,.-t, BA>LHegroond, Wbb.; !Mrs. Myrtle Winkl~r. &11.· ton, ' W. V-~r.; .t wo si!tem. IMTs. HliSJabet·h· BreeJT, Bo.ri"ng, ~n; Mros. Polly ..Katberoine SmaH, Or· ohard, Wutt; t.hroo brobbnrs John ond J. D. Sloui, Bidwell; il<>bert stOut. Dn!harlll, W.lsll.; ft'Ven giandcbildtlen .aD(! lout ·troat grandehii<Irert. . F~iondJ ' may .CaU. at the Thuw· lings..coats F>u~J Home -ui'Ji.-tJ noon Friday. 1\entative f'llner&\ arran,gmte!K'!!l .a.;e being made f-or Sat.untay wit.h ·t ttrt'hcr debatl~; . to be anllfK1noed -Jater. iMr. Stout wn a member of the Loyal Df<lcr of ~. w.a .tbe Pr~J entTo . P~rch" Campaign Supporters Wage A Unittd '""' ear Brewer, Por:tJIIld; . ~«ma-n Carson, Racine Pteed:oot; ltow.ard FntTil< Doocine Vlll-. 1-ph Btqle, Racine Vj]~; Oti> ' ~ R:aeino P>oc-: G«ald E. , Shumway, JleedsyHl<: llufil> .':Bea.<it.. Roclt Spl'!1rp; C. li. Amos, :· lluii.OO Viilaae; Carl G<>rl>y, Sal...,; D. N. ~wfonl, sn..... ~~un_ ... _ _Harry P<>t!S, 8~ VIllage: W.' F. Hair!•. S........c: W. M. Jf0t1tottJe, Tupper• PJidns; .J&ftles H. Qlilvoy, Weot BOOI<Ird; Robert N. Clark, Hat~rbonvJUre; Wi-lbur PH:r~ Middleport Precinct; Optomerty Ucenses Ohtd'CS Ka, M~lepott 2nd; Ro. Are GratJted To Five bert CI'!A~, MiddlePOrt 41t:h; Jame11 R. lUtter, Olive Dale; E. E. FoU !MA.RlE'l'TA, 0. UP- T:he State ,..S. Po'""""' 3C; Oeroi t'. Picr<e. Boa-rd -or Opt..omett·y .t.ochty am~ l"JIIland and J11.-m'C1:1 Nichol· nounced ~Jw ·nam~ rtf five pcf-. liOns grwn{ed i:ef'f.ificatcs of lleen· a..uaod. su~;"e to ·p ractJce optomet-ry in . Editorial Phone 397 ~ ·earrou ' Youth No. 250, Ch&ries Warl.btim, M.tddleport, ,• filt1d hls petitt.on to become tbe ,, 3 Chcllrs dt..... nt to ' 117 Candidate Petitions Are Filed Locally , --- OHIO: ltetn ift ·nate ns ole arm . lisenhower May Condud Cam. · ign By Television ' tu ·.L·~~' lnte~.!_lted t!~dftbfan~ ~unday:~~tf.Ou~. A, !JUpper· ·was preP,:J~ and .s~rvei(...the· me.n ~~ thl .~luslon ofi'the ~eetlnr-bJ tJI~ latij.~. ol the ·LarfY enttne • sol--;• C0\11'10. l<n- JC oo w ch end gueat of ber brotlier and sis. Mrs. Smith who 11 supervl.or oi ter·in·law, Mr. and Mr4< RJce the Hat.tie J~~son Guild Chapters and 1100, Cb.ipfiero· Poiqt , P)easaqt. of the ProVIdence 4l!!ltrlet gave a sue Rue, small d'augbtet of Mr. rel)9rt· of the Guild work in the and Mrs. Thomu' llue; bas J'e~urn- state. , · _ __ Woanen ~ Soclety of Wort~ ~ce. ed 10" school pdf week aftu being I ~;;;;;..;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;i;;;:;;;;;;..;:;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;i;i~;;;,;.;=:;;;;,;;_;:;_;;;i;i~;i;;;;i;;"i !II With 1 thrOat infection. i1 Mn. L. D.)>iles is visiting Mr. •nd Mrs. William s. ones and · chHdren in Newingto~ Conn. This ia her ftrat visit wit11 live months oJd William Samuel Diles and she wUJ take cate qf the baby · d hi · · · 8 S.lSler, Kathryn Luc11le, an While the~r brother, J,ohn. Liale, is in a hoep1tal" there lor m1nof" sur· gery, at WEATHER l•/tl•••• Area will. . be j,t),I )UI,· 1 • Devoted To Tile Inter-em qt Tile ltl... Mi$sionQry Convenf.ion He/d Suhday 11ho anHro cast of the 1DS(f$wt. '-----"-fl!ower ,Md.Mlrel show is ·asked' to SURPLUS FOOO PICKUfl' feport Sun<bly at 2 p. ·m. ab the Clll"J ~by, .c ounty •wttendance K: .."(}f P .. HaH lo rehearse l«" ..tlbe offi~. ~ in Jackson· tQ(tay -pick· show to be giYOO ·at CbMter. Bud iong up ~UBI food commodl;t.i~. •~ director. urr"'f ._u W be fQ.m.i!hed by the :IO'{emmen.t, lor ~~~~~~~~~~~~!P"~eom~~t~·~~~---- e . A Dlstrlet t.,ade.rahlp. Trat.nlnt i Havuo -t~n Su.ndv afternoon. serioUBiy ill at tbe PhilUpaburg, School and a Father and Son Din· Tentative ~ate• lor th.e aehool were N. J ., Hoa,ltit.al. Tbe ehlld 11 the : ner were planned for t.he month 1 set by the men In Ole meetine It dauthter, of Mr. &nd ~- AI Mil· of ~Fil at a mtetiDa o! . men of U ~Uy planneJi to eo~uct the et, Be1Viilei'"i,- N. 'J. · ~Dielical U a l t e d ~ lehool from· Aprl1 9 to AprU 13 Pte loa M. Se~, who bu been Cl:nlrclles of KPcm Cow)ty ln New 'lrltb ~e· elUSM pn:~bably beifti on furloueh with .hit mother, ,. l hlil~ y. W.ett Colwnbla. The dinner Mrs. E •• S. Sebaaf, rettut~d to ' .., Will' J)e )letd in Pt. Pleuant at a t. :Epbrlam, N. J. Tuesday . date to be determlnf!d . Mr. and .Mrs. George Hayes, The meet.lnC oa Sunday was fea· who have been seUing his moth tured by a menage presented by er's property on Beech Street, Rev. Forrest MW'l'&Y of tbe Ualo~ plan to lei\te thi1 week lor their chaq:e. Rev. Murray apoke on the home io Oklahoma City. objectives of t;tae brGtbemood md Genld Rice, Dearborne, Michi· outlined plans and procedures for lllll, visited relatives and frtends 1 the arou_p. He closed bts talk with in thJ& area this week. l a challence to the men, ..I chal· Mr. and Mrs. C. R. y._,ung were :eDje you to glve yourselvu eom• in Pukersbura: Sunday to visit Mrs. William L. Smith, daughter, plefely into Christ'& will." Mr. aQd Mrs. J~mes Ogdin and Willa Marie and Douglass Ena:llsb Harold Bwnga.rdn'er was leader family. Mr. Ogdln's lather died 'l of the Forest Run Baptist ch'urth or the devo'tioiial period which in-reeentJY.. Mrs. carrie Cassell of the ,>Mt. eluded hymns, prayera, •nl poems. Mn. L. R. Wiley has been ut' Moriah Baptist chureb, Middleport Th.e executive meettne was dlrect.fhiJ week with a eervere cold.. land M(s. Allen~ tful~n ·ol the ed by J. A. Fe.rre11. Mr. ·and ~· - ~~Pb War~JNaorbi Bapyst eh~b, ~etoy-. Ch~n ap: I)ean of the Traiaine ·KI~4 . daqa_lltei~, .11'7 [.~• Rf!vt~Q;- w_pe_at Sybene; Su~ to attend ~I 'lft!l f Rev. K. J. Scott: of WQ94,1 vf4_1 tett ·b~ . -~. ~~ · the,~ Cpp1~enUon "Of the ·N~ - fl.av~~ wbo will ~eet later Jamea N~IJ·, s~py, ~· !:·· ..., -' j· 'lroi\tQD.'rSU~triet, · held in the Wit~.... th6 .~eeutl\!~..5omb~i:teebl to ~-II.: • Ohio. FUDefa} sefVlCeS • w}} Be Fri"day T ·=- .-DA-D::-:::D,--Y---,..,G~0,-1:-=H=IS..:.:MAsTER'S - River Reported As.FaHing In Great Bend Area 1'he ·flood (Jlftat fn Um -area- has IOOen ·I'Vel!f.ed .f.or being Wit.b oan The· 'l"ll ·Mid·Wa Ba.,,. Festival wlU be given Saturda)'. February ll, at 8:00 p. m. in the )fiddleport High Schoo.! Auditorium. Advance tickets are now on sale. Chester J. Fair, ·a former music educator, now with Ginn and Company will be guest conductor.. Band, rehearsals will be held OOtb forenoon and afternoon with the concert in the evening. Two 5pecial groups have been The sWoHen f~:~Jl •the U: 5; at Huntington: to A<x.•IJrdillg to 'l be · r-iver i:s falling al. one ohm1h of a foot. 'Pet" ~ should fall fa.-.ler Hti-s 'Iihc tuJ.I'eau stated Ural · is forecllSt for •lhili" arterllOOJl• tha,l ill. ,.hould cease 1-his eve.nina an~l ·no more i5 f()f'C("a~ lUJ!il Sat· urday and il wm~·ld il:a:ke. m01;e than one inch tlf r:ain (HI~ to -make the li\'et begin tu ri6-e ·a&ll!in. Aecordin'g to Sh.erirr Ch;~riN RltaSe'll, Charles- IMcOa.Jlister, 26; was driving l:iOUlh a.t 4:43 p. m. when his car .-an ore ,t he rQ:ht side~ -o( tJlle road oulo IJbe berm and in his attempt to stoer t-he car baclt on t•he road, i.t weDI. out of coot.rot 'SW.Cn'ed -aero&S otJhe highway !.and went into a- ditch heltded noriJh. Me.dium damagf's y,.ere done W -t he 1952 WiUys &nd the <k"j~r was f.illed on cha'l'g~ of rec.kle'SS oparation by JQS!fke of .the Peaee R. L. Gt-indley -of Min· enwme. The accklen.t was iuvwUpted by Sbft'-lf{ lW&wU. Paul CaT!pe'T, Pomeroy, acoord· ing ·to t·hc Pomeroy police wa.:; cited oto appear before ll.layor E. F. Robinson, ,(..ooighl by Patrolman Ralph Slisson, on chMgcs of reck:Jess driving; dri,·ing tbrough a red li·g ht and speeding. The Pomeroy pol'ice ·a:lw reported thM Roy ShJremart, 61, Grcenvil'h~. 0 ., W¥ incai'CCf'atcd .in· .Ure ctl\nl{Y ja.H by Patrolman Lawreqcc Lan· ning, Wednesd'ay afl;}l'DOOO. on !be chcmgm or fntoxicat.lon. Market Reports n. The U. s . Cn11p "Of hlngincers ofnc~ at Huntingl..on reported t.:lml td odmlnlstrotrb o! the l!llate o! LoOTy Sp;~ Glnclnnoti; the t\iver M-age at. the Pomeroy. ~~ · la~ Geo~ge Pullina of SaU~ -Ro~ G. WMburton, Colum~'¥ .Mason hrldg'e -as oOf 7 p. Jn, toda7 •bl&r7 Towaship. ,..,.. ~ c. Z3ier, SIW\or Hoi- wa-s 33.43 fool A Flat Rock, ~lichipn man wru; fined $50 ami costa Wednesday evening by a loca1 JI&Stice or the Peace as ·th-e -resuh. or an aoci1lcnt on Route 33 Wednesday afternoon 'Jibe lHg'hway Patrol ~port ....'tl that Clyde 0. Harrisoll. 23. M-id. dleport ·ID'D, Wlti cited Woonc& dil'y by tofte <p8trol l.o appear f.H!. (oro GaHiipol-is .M:uoi.dpaJ. JOOgc Ja-J»CS, Feb. 15. He is charged wit-h dr'liVilllg without. bookw. . r~t t"'-esl ITIJ A· PitdUD day tn Cbtcago tor Mra. Dwyer and the children u they poee be~ at the tam.Uy, Jame11, 29, aftv ha ,... ceived b1l :a:wter'1 II from D&PauJ U. - ~~) -~-·---~ucaUon - --·-. .,.--... ,_. --. . witb the ----- ·- - -- Aiken predicted the President woold veto t·be farm biH. if it in · e-luded rigid lilUPJX)I"'li. But Cha-irman Allen J. Ellender · D-La. of tbe A·gt:icultu.re Cmnntt~ Ice and Sen. lUclla:rd B. Russell ~. diilaireed. They predtded 4.¥ Pre;i.ident wo1,1.ld~o1 ~ w~b. bill beeaU5e H aUJct- _"'<f'tPIM $clectca ~ o play in the program . • CODtain th~ "-soil bank'~ and other The first of these . wi.ll h a admin~ion propo6al.s. clarinet ensemble pla)"·ing "SUr· Indtft.,lion of ri(id .price ~P· du,st." This group will include the following : Pomeroy.Joy Smith, porta ln loh6 bHl was expec:t.OO to Mareia Grueser, Connie Rae iDCI'easc .the eost of t:he "soU Woodge.trd, Dorinda Wilson; Mid· bank". The committee tentatively dfeport-Mary Carolyn Miller, 'a pproved appropria;ting 925 mil· Sh.aron Jones, Joyce Hemmons, lion dollars to operate the bank Eddie Crooks W.ahama-Ronnie for the first year. But Ellend« said t!be figure wa& ·Moc:Giothl\n. James Henderaon, based on .the present fie&.ible sup Virginia Rodgers, Ruth Grimm. port program. He &Jid rjgid .supA brass ensemble oi eighteen pori& would incf'.ease the CI08t of students will play "The Surrey operating the bank to 1.1 bi:Woa. Wit-h flhe Fr'inge on T<lp''. This dollars. group will indude the following: Fann bloc scnatol's aODOUD'Oed Pomeroy-Dale Harrison, Bernice .[..bey would try to add milli0111 of Nease, Linda Frick , June O'Brien, dollars in new 1J1rice suppocCs to Howard Cecil, Linda Moore; Mid- tbe biJI before it clears the Seodleport--Gen~ Or\loks, Mwll: ate. Kelly, Linda Helrlch, Ken Jrlur. otber (Xl!Dgretsiooal news: ray, James VanCooney, Arthur Clark; Wahama-John McGrew, Immigration: Rep. Keaneth B. Jaoe Wolf, Eugene Rayburn, Car- Kea~ing R·~ ~ ~ adminiBo ol Ramey, Ralph Artis, Tom Slyre .tn~ rmm~a~ program Full band numbers will in. faces tsiff oppoMOoo lD the HOillSe clud~ the following; "Yankee Keat4ng introduced ~,bills earDoodle Boy'' March by Cuban ry-ing out 4ibe P!lesident.s recom· "The Stars and stripes Forever': mendatiOBSJ for libenlizing the March by Sousa, "March of the Ml:Carran-Wal«r lmmigration Act Steel Men" by Belsterlina:, "Bub- . ~: ~ Senate A~~rop­ biing Brass", a novelty tune by n~ _Comm~ ·~ Military Eisch, "March of the Slide Trom. Applications lllubcommittcc pia~ bones", by Scou, "Parade ol tbe .to inv~ate the government'§ Icicles" by D-edrick, "Kentucky- guided missile .prog!"am. The in· 1800" by Grundman, Norwegian vesbgations w~ sol off by tbe Folk Song Suite" by Erickson, Pl'"t'lttit rel:iignation of Ail' FOil!B "'Adagio Cantabile" by Beethoven. resea-rch chief Trevor Gal'ldoer. Uc said -tbe ·mi.ssil'e program ibll't big enough. Flood Intrur-c~.nce: The U. S. Chamiu••· of Commerce Uf1:ed Con· lt"as.s lo n!ject all f~l flood ·m;tmmce prograRLo;. The choml· N"~; st.atcmcnt was prmented he House Banking OJmmittee. l'hc administlilition bas J)l"(lli))M!d otn cxJ)('r~mcn.tal three biitkln COLUMBUS, 0 . UP-St. Sel· dollars flood instJrance -p!'Ognlm. tdh·e Sc~ice Headquarters to. Sagrcgation: SoottJern sen"atoN day a·n nounced a :Karch induolioo .a solid front to 6eek oot rormed ('1111 or 1.034 men from Ohio's 88 ')()S.Sible eongressiona{ action to ~ nable cntimutflA:e of seg~~egated Col. Hari(J'ld Ha)'6, chi-ef of UIC t1t"hools. But some ltl thf'l ~nators :;late draft •ma-chiflt't'y, JSaid the :!Onccded the cllanr:.-s 00 pial!l'lling youngest reguttrant. who may be legi:!>iatioo to get around the Suindut.ted in ,J·h is call n~.";t be 21 'lreme Court anti""SCg·rcga"lion rulf"'ars old by Marcb 1 unless ~ 'ng aro slim. \'Oiuntocr oc delinquent. Suga1': The Sooatc passed a b111 The t:"all for M;:Jrcb COIH~arc.d 'o givf' dllmesti<' sugar "Pl"'dut"Crs wi!h a lota-1 or 701 · men called in ~ Pf"t' ('ent. of any in<"rease m U. t·h<~l monlll Ia~ yt'Ql', and wi~h 01. 5. ~Ug'l'f' (X){ISURl.plion. Under U~e t•all for 380 m£'n fm· .fo'ebro;wy or nrescrtt l~w. lll%1 of any increase lhis yf'ar. 11hc Much call ·.is the 'VOOid go -to CuhQ-n growel"5. 'Pbe ·highe.'!t to d.a.te in 1966 while thf' 'Jill was sell! to a Scnatc-JIO'lltie r('bi'U3l")' call WB'$ Lhe 'lOWes-t. tv ~onft'rf'lnc-t -ronunitfei) for ad.iuNir dH!t' f11r 195fi. rteul "Of diHcretl<"e:j with UK! Tlw l-dll by suroouuding coun· HotiS(' vcn;iorr approved C311'1icr. ,Jie:, arc: A1h['ns 5: GalH'II. 2; JlK'"k· Taxrs : A hipart•isan bill to eon• -"'On, 3: Lawrence 6; 1M{',I#! 3; Vin· ' inut>o H1ree bi!Hon doi"hml in eX· Inn 2 aud WBsh~lq{ton 6. ii!ling f'X-cisc a.tt<l busin~ taxes WIR' inl·roducl'd i'n (be ltocKe. l'hl\ Pre;idenl. ·ask.ed [or a· one·ynar MEIGS GENERAL -HOSPITAL cxlen.si-on . ( Admis:oions Wednesday : Mrs. 01Jif' Stuwc, Pomeroy; Mrs. rina Wagn<'r. Pomeroy; Mn. WWilliam HOLZER HOSPITAL Warne!', Middleport. Admitted Wednesday : Rolla"nd Di~~·harged: Mr. Roland Glenn. M. Glenn, Racine; Mnl. Euaene R;1dn(': M..ni. ForreR ldcNeaJ, l''ry, Pomeroy; Roy C. Wean, Plioy tbtshut:. w. V.; Mra. ather James, Cheater P:o.-Mid,-Wa Band Festival Will . ~'aturday At 1\tiddleport rago pet't' llOns Michigan Driver F'Jed In Jackson Draws $50 Fine Prunary EJectiOD In Traffic Court Probate- Court reported tbal They wt>re "Jtt:wxweU HetUer, 6)'bil--~bach bu been appoint· tmaln; John W. ~lon'is, W101pa. 'kn"""'' IUIOPI'I COLDm I!WfNTEI ln deadea put thll! white blanket oa. Ut~pk&l nrdure tn.. if.... French Riviera clty. (ltlkNt4tior&al) IV DAYTON MOORE UnitH ' ' " ' Steff Cor .... ..,a.,.nt WASHINGTON UP- Ths Senate AgricuJtore Committee moved today towa:rd .a vote un an omni· bus farm bill with President Ei · seriliower warning against a re-turn to rigid prke wpporta-. T•h& t::ommittee planned to be~n secret voting of.hts TMM~ill:(. The biH included a billion dollar "soil baDk'' and a retum to .rigid $Up. porb at 90 per cent ol parity for cotton, corn, peanuts and wheal. The eommi:ttee approved int':lusion of rigid .suppGrts by a tentative 8-7 vote. The PrerideRt said Wednesday night he would be "gravely con· Cfflled" if CmgrC!II!! scu.t.t.Ied his administration·~ flexible price .supports program . He sald in. a letkr to Sen. George D Aikf'n or V~nnont--.top GOP member of the A,grieulture Cootmittee-t~hat a ret..qrn to rigid supp0!'13 would "nullify the grea-t benefits" of a "sod bank ." '!*. Eisenhower said rigid high support'S would ofnt'OW'a~-e biggf'J' r:rop surp}uSC!J which would d('oo press farm ,..-K:~ "more and more ." The aim of the ''Soil bank" under ~ictl brmers would be paid to t'Bk-e land out of product>ion i.s ,t o reduce the sufl))wcs CINCINNATI, 0 . UJ'- Pro!htcc : Eggs stMdy; t'Ottftlmcr U. S. A hwge 43 to 45; mediums 41 to 43; extra ·lange 40 .to 41: A ·Jargt• whi.tc 36 't o 39; A .mediums 34 to 37: B -large 34 to 37. Obiokcns .stmdy; fcy~l'l> 3 to 3 1·! lbs 20 to 21; •hens •heavy owr 5 lb 23 to 25; hem ltg.ht 5 lb 11nd Ullder 18 to 10; 1heus light lcghCN'1ls 16 t-o 11: old roool.crs 9 to 12. ' Butter 90 oiQQtf, etc. State Selective Service CaD Is For 1,034 Men - --- �PaaeTwo - -~-I . _l - - rhe Doily Sentinel, Pomerov-Miadleport, Ohlo DNoTto to INTIItE;s OP MIIGs-MAso; ARIA - I IICHAlD I. OWEN GIN. MGI. 1 WM Vot - [ RIYNOlD I . GREENI ED\TOI -------------------------- Joe., Subl!~:rtption ratt"~ : Delivery by e~rrler wtierf' ava ilabl(' 30 C'POis ''Pel' Wt>ek: one year in advanl'e .at Thei :Dslly Spn\ int'l orfict . $15 .60; 1ix months, $7.80 : three months, $3.9tLBy motor routt> wh('rt! available : one month. $1. By mail one year $8; !iX monlhll, $4 .2!1; thrt"e monthll, $2.M ; one montb, Sl . uo All Retailing Is Local .fhtort a Sena1ot, lema! stws ion, clror1s will be m11de sa~ "Bu9ln~ of a pUrely local :t.10 revise ttle federal-wnge,Mur natuft whtcll. serve a pantletrlar law and to extend i.t s rovt"''alf> to loeal oomrnunity. and wh ich do ('Me!'pr ios~ whit'h art noW ei- not lf'Od theiT products i'JJ!o U1P. empt Md havt> b('.ft.n l;'ver eince stre~~JM of in1el'Nt:thl oolt\merot' I he l-aw Wi:lfi fil•!ol JW!s.'*!d- notably oan. ba.obet\er ~laled by (!h.> J"t'lt ailing. hrws of l'.he- <'ORJm\IM·ift> in which Thto l't>a:9()n tor the f'Iemplklns, tbe bWii~ units oPer~t> . " aOO the roge.- arfunH.-1'lt& Jfl. f•• r.I:.IJI'& reeemty, n riot'E'd ~o­ vor of retllllntbg them , s hould tie In Ale labor fi<ld, Dr. Rl · thoN>Ughll· UJ111en.tood. Rob>iillll tlh.d A. lft.er of Pri:l'll!e'ton, :tol(:l i..; a lOCal btffliness. Evt"ll ·t he lil(gt>st eha·i n must C'Ompl'te -on 'fbo f C~l "'""'"!<tee: "Th• l()('.al level , and mu~ be able to r~. ..,_,_ """"~ ""' ~~to . ~ mlnlmu-111 Wllffl for ada ]Jt itse-lf to widely varylni: lo· <"a! ll't"~, df"Jilres, a-nd rondidonR. atooei'Y - · de!>atl1!iel1t '""""· Bl.-k. ani.t It i.'l ~ighif'~ .that mM W'h6.o!e iniPI'e9t .i n improvint' the !ltetW oC working people ftlftn(Jt bt que-stiOJlf'd 1t.ave .w~ the 4"xPm:pl ior.;. 11he late Pftll'lttml liOteio "" t h -." i.i«tf, e.xbeMion .. . "Onward For God An dCountry" '. ' "'""" Wiii 11100 ~ to~ ,.H. 1'lle "'~· Ci+~.. l.'<liiOOI<m, di*- IW6 ~ <1 baillolkioi 1~ ~ f~ld ori!U.ry batWlOII .IMI • - :kl t~ -\>tlr .pq11p· wu.t ,!k ·~ ~ ai.O will 110 two ot IJbe Army'• ~ "lll>n· • .fOhb"• toeket ·launt>bers. Theile of .tiDe law O'lK'e . • . ·::f .. : ' . . lJ " stri<lllti ,,..... ~ Viiiloll .~ Ill oeo<IIM lul!m 11- it Jo deslon<d to f«tiong 1f'llt'ft'hsftt1t a'hd . W ...,.. ·mariiltal employ. it,llbt to t~ llmW sad dill8 Jlft'said "'l'here art 'r.ffl!'. the unstn~ flrom .J.,.aming many purely looal purwuits a.OO AkrlUI that w.otlld qualify tbern for ~C'Tvi<'e.~ which .no federoa.1 ·le,illll· IIIC!ier pay. ~ iim ol'I.Q. .affect~Ye rover." Mt. Jt~v.-ll 111\ili- . . . ,a~ble 01 calT:yHJg itatnie War- ---- .cc..-=c==c===== T.he:h'Will ol'l be!March !5 d: ea.eg<M-es .or flowo rrom Jipat!:. ~~~~!~~~~~~~~~!~~~~~~:.I dieheidi elg:b\.. SEATo oountri~ will Around Ohio RUARK REPORTS On Prevalence Of White 1 Mid a maJ« &~t~tm.nee tn tcara· ehl, Pat"""". ~eto'>' of Stale lo1in Fo8ter Dul:les wiH l'epr&- . Ma n, low In The Jung·le William Wyatt, Middlepoz:t, po.ated a $200 peace bond In Mayor C 0 Fisher's eourt lut U Waytt v1oatea the peace lor one year, be forfeit. the bond, Middleport Cbie( of Pollee R.uuell Bailey reported. ffalls of Ivy . Pahl~.;~n'a ~dJ Matlttee Tbeiltte Dale 'jttt\ ·Lifo Modern ROminto::~ Queen Cor a Day Old Timer Today Coffee Time Dint Donrt School Ernie Kovacs Show Home fenfteS.ee Etitle F'eallfet' YbUr N'..t Mo ollillnei ·flii!itre 4:~ llitj ,wllt~ire. 4:15 ~ llorili~... , ,30 Qot.e~ . •' a Qioy l :tio j!lll. ~ . '· 5.30 now· · .. · . f ~Iii li:l!5 $1all ' Oft 1•3& And,)''o Gsn4 10:00 Chlltkelis Comer 10o30 Pinky Lee . II oOO Fury lLSO Cartoon Carhlval 12:00 12:30 let>t <h• united Stat... Whel!ber any -r eal me&'SU~ wlll 1:00 UO be tftk-M :to -put !OITM! t.eebh in t-he 2:00 sEATo "Pat>« ·tilfPI'" i'emalm ~o 3:00 be Sf-en·. 8:0U The Wlne!hell_ • Maboney Captain Z.Rq Farmer Cllct Nimrod II ,\nglet, Top Ten Dance Party NBA flaakotbill Buffalo Bill Ji'. 1'10/0 News :a,adiines · 11 :OJ! 1\'oltbpi'<l...t . · 1 :1o "'""" """ · 11:15 Greatest Fltlhts oi'CMturr 11:3b' 1'<lnliht' '' ~:011 UO I DAILY CROSSWORD 1 1 ••· Metallic Fin·lsh j(J#' A~ til · Up~ol~te':Y Flri_f!s F_aiJot_ · tr,lr..., a... e~~.,.,_ '· . I 6•011 Rut lloieh 6•30 n·• A Great Life . .. j:OO Salllr~oy Night Jol1111011o 7•30 Blj !hil'l>tllo / 8:011 PetJ1 COi!io 9:00 Peoples Are Fur'lftt THURSDAY Sign On-Prayer Captain kangaroo Garry ·Moore Artbur GoMteJ Strike 1t Rleh Vallant Lady Love of Life Search for Tomorrow The Goidintl Light Katie's Kitchen Love Story Rrobe!rt Q. IJCWis n.ousepal'ty Th'.} Big Payo(f Bob Crosby Sbow Owl Theatre 1·30 Slin Off · '". FRIDAl' Sign On Prayer Captain Kangaroo Garry Moore Strike It Rich Valiant Lady Love of Life Searcli for Tomorrow The Goidlng Light Kalie's K~tehen Love Story Robert Q. Lewl1 Houseparty The BiJ Payoff Bob Crosby Show The Brie:hter Da7 Secret Storrn - - -· - - - RI'TW aiiq•tift Ot't\ Rt t\1'9 AllllaD ' ' ... ' I ' ~' !IG BIII.ZPDO;il f< IR IY 1\III' D BDNG hiDED Kllo'J;, ~Dlinll JTII 'A,DD1\NDOI!ll'. • \'Htohtari t!~l"')uo.J., I Ntvi:R foUND '1'111 COM· I'AJoiiON tHAf \Y,\1 ilo COMPANIONAIIUI AI lOLl• TUDII-TIIORIIAtl. ' . Nlllll«ii •• '~ ........ 61111- ' ' '1\.f·r. and ~'·1·.;: Wnlrt Sm~·h hnv~ boon " DI'IHlinli! "o.m.e l i m ~ i'll· Dev· trrn. Mrs. Sml1h wu.;: h ~ lpinq <'1\>r\" IlL G-ene RIHI'C·IIrt ()f Woos\('r 11.:~~ b .Cf'tl spendinll som~limf> her·r, look!lrhf tftet Ult'- 4nte-ret ~ ·h!s 11!1vckln•g buslnt'A!t. Elba· St()ty mas gon~ 1o FIOO'ida ,uhere be ltoas tmtpl~rnent. 2:58 3:00 3: I$ 3:30 Gt Op. ~o~ A~ou.nt Luck)' 8 R.inch The Eirly ShOw )"otir _.~o :Repl)r1er Bob Wtiller Sports Wea~!teimiD churob. Rev, KuRZe~ I)0\11& , ~~r~1, N~'!t H4. Jil~. ;f~ ,o~~. lraov~ ~Speakar at ·a later date. commun·i~a-tion w~ read 'fro'm BiShop Wez"ner ~the tburch for their ~ion in was detlded :to order 200 preyer canls to '"' di•tributed to IOOIJiben. The quarterly coofttr1811)8 W88 anDOWJCed far Feb, IS... At the cknPe In£ ibe 6eS'Sion· !the pasOOr gave an .inrorestllll'g tlalk 011; the work in ,the ebutch. 4:30 ftootl ~:90 Foglesong Home Scene of SFR Class Meeting 6:90 6•4~ 6•511 7:011 'i:i!l 7:80 8:011 8:30 9:00 The SFR Class of the Mason Metbodist cbureb met at tbe home of Mrs. Katbeyn Fogleaonc on Ttiursday evening. The meeUag .willa opened by !tl11j£ing America IQd IIYIIIII the pledge to the, Am- Do30 10:00 lil:$0 l)otltl 11·0$ erl'ean flag and the Cbrlstian Gig. ll*s: Gladys Caney presented a . ~diN and poem followed by olallng "Ble,. Be tho Tte tbat Binda". Mra. Brown was eOboateu with Mra. Foglesong. ~ Attending were: Mrs. Flora BNrd, Gladys CIU'Jey, Mrs. Jean Canon, Mrs. Rose Fink, Mrs. Sue .,obnson, Mrs. Clara Rou1h, Mrs. Matdalene Ruttencutter, Mrs ROB· ia Stewart, Mn. Ca.rol'ine Turner and one guest Mrs. Mar1aret Breen, cartolton, Miaa. LoDe fl.IP.P r & Cournry WHTN-TV Charutel11 AND, at our low prices you un serve such Items 1 t 811 amazillf --'--·-----·- .. - - - with EVANS low, low price• AND we giveS&: H Stamps 1oo .•. . . . it takes only $120.00 to till an entire book." T....to --- ' ' ' , ' ., cl""' Douotions wlU be ..UOO So~ G100 ~aturday W~em ELBOW Mi.C.ARON132oz-. box only 39c c Economkal •d Safe CLOROX -gal sjze .53c Mall in th• words .. ,_.,.1 Pro~ ducts Corp'• from· 3 box" .and rewlve 50c MODESS Pillsbury Clke Mil< l CHOCOLATE .ANGEL FOOD box only 49c: FNsh l"n-t'r'OWld HVVal timaa dally GROUND BEEF . . . . . . . . . . . . . lb. only 29c BOlOGNA .... . ......... , .. lb. only 29c Swill's -lul!t IPicod ta.lfi Style '-n llt.Wik WNCHEQN MEAT • . . . . . 61b can only $1.59 PORK ROAST -·dttr-cut Emttee lkinleu PORK STEAK ... . . ' . . . . . . . .·lb. only 39c only39c RE.AL V.ALUE! Swift's Premium all meillt .by the piKe . . . . . . . lb. only 25c LINK SAUSAGE lb. box only 39c FLOUR . tlmt to the hoapltal 11 the "!hie ' 41 ·-·the aecldeut. -. - · 5 lb. bag only SSe 10 lb. beg Ollly 73e i.llsweet M.ARGARI NE ...• I lb only 30c i.unt Jemima Pa,.cake Flour, • I 10 lb 19c INsTANT coffEE 6 IVORY SOAP per$ 3 bars only 19c lg. 2 bars only 29c ...A"M~NiA 1 .. $1.29 lb. Carton only 79c Sltcod .. HoiPt HUNTS .PEACHES 3 No 2'1z cons 89c 32 oz bot only 22c "On February IS 7Sc Pandlo ride lbe trail on ~"" (.\\\\~ ~,,u• t\J•) . .Ciieo and ~­ Breakfast Treat! Priced Especially Low! WEDNESDAY at 1:30 t>n • Channel 8. Tmal yourself • ( J • I I to adventure! Ken_.. . (;0KN FLAKES . , •• box 12 oz-. only 21 c ~MUSTARD •.• , • , ••••.. 2 jara only 25c Del Monte Sunshine Cruise SUaD PINUPPlE .•.. No. 2 can Oily 33c PINEAPPlE JUICE ••..• 46 OL can oily 31 c CRUSHED ~E ... No.2 can only 28c . , ' ,., -'· ' s.nd 2 ..._.,_ddift 2$c CMdc with ....,.,. Como's Siguture CORNED BEEf Dellolou 0 Size c 2._16 oz cans only· 59c wll'< """"' <HIU CON QUI .... 16 oz.. -~ hlty ..., . . . v......... ~EEF STEW For l.lfftGh ,ta .WIIIht ttw hmilr now ln .... . . CAMAY reg 4 bars .only 35c both 2 bars only 27c only CHOPPED BEEF:: .. LETIUCE 1 lb. only l9c only Delightful for wlad1 & DtHrts 1 lit. llq ortl, 15c ENGLISH WALNUTS49c RED RADISHES ' I TOMATOES 2tubes 45c 2 cttUo DR EFT Crila Fresh LNf pkg~ . _ ...____ 27~ ' ~ -1.. 37c 12 OZ. ClftDour or col41 • i Red Ri,._,i,.. fer Nlad co-, ....... , . 16oLCan only 37c TREET ..... , ... . . . Serw hot 16 qz. box only 25c -crtam . 11 giant 75c Thwe's coJd ' · ~STMPANTRYSHBF MWS _ . , l>et ..... 11-9. MARJETI'A, 0 UP-some 1!5 ellip]oye1 al the Elet::tro-mat plant -' bete were reeoveriq today from earbon monoxide fumee believed ftom a smoke ataet left open TUeilday. · J\11 tbB·. city's am.bu1anees were ~ed lnto se,nrlee to rush vie- GREEN MOUNTAIN . LIQUID CHIFFON ------------------------------------------------~--------------------------------~-----~ N~IKD~H~ ~~:ELL o&. jor only :::.A:;kACKERS .... bounly 35c 12 oz. size 39c PIEFILLING ............... only 31c · Chl!fon · the for Fifteen Reseued From Death By Monoxide Fumes 0:00 Evanceliltie· .Hout 8:30 Jlicturama with Jermin~ Dolmonko .. I Clirl8cy, Jo · ADU (jomllo. Rowena or ·aooy mr.mber o! 1 lb. box 26c Gnen Giant PE.AS. , 2 No. 303 Cans 39c: Delicious NibletS CORN 2-12 oz- cans 35c Assorted Gerber B.ABY FOOD 6 jan S9c c..,. oi Tuppen opclllll(lr· a ..... Fe~, 11 at tho I.>o<K clover F.-.n st<ift from 9 .\. II. uotK 8 P. M. ·PTooeedJ will .go to~A·aNI flo·aneiultl. t1Je .!Ienior tnip to . wBsbln&· tllll.' MyoM Wlslli!>ll to d....te ..,_ IOOdo """' . hnol Sa~. ZEST.+. 2 •ns 21" Chi- Moodlo 2 - Uc v....... ..., 2 ClftS 3Sc Tll" Senior - cans $1.00 9 v.....~e .P!HU 111gb ll<!hool wll1 Sign On P-ublic Senic6 Fltm Kicldie9 Kamor Doaeelaad ~lliiiiJitlii CRACKERS low cost. Make your days easier and your shopping dayt thriftier Tuppers Plains Senior Class To . Have Boke Sale ' 79c Only easy tn prepare, f'conumical to buy, ready pre-pared foods . . roadt ' Big T.. Baokelball Pomercy. lected 'Cook ol the Year" 1:'-.v yt ur famHy whea you serve th~·m a lbe <Vimbelism .program. It Private Davil', a driver ilL die blttation'• Batt«y C aniv.ed at Fort R.i:ley from 1m ~ It Fort Bli:l&, Tez . Before «MriDc ll1e "=r loot .w,u.t, II< worit· ed for the Swi!ber Coal Oo. &a ~'Make things ea~ier on yourw.lf, illr•. llousew.H'e. You wUJ be e- A ll:OO ··:poo ~uiniirn&!l · Ah:O:\V 8:30 CHmax ·· 9:SO Four Staf PlayhoUse 10:00 9tlotiea of tlhe Century The "Bif Red One" divi.Joon '"" to -the U . S. iD Oatobcr 19M lifter 18 ,._, in !'.~.&.rope. turned held reported othat ~ ,_ Captain Mldntght Bait foot' Forward Town were Baptlamal aervieea ipl'i!- he had received a communleation fttom twn~:ce " ' ..~·tift; ' . 1.. lea(Ue re'" 'r~atem­ ·peraiD'Ce fPel'ker, It Wilt-voted to . - , - Anti-- - leey "-!loft ....... Riley, - - a body and will allo be ·at.erviq National Boy Scout Week. setWe@S. Monday eve.Diog ·a t the dhureh. Scripture reading and 'PT~ by the-.~ opened fhe mootq. Plans wer.e ·lJUlde to paint the band railiDg IOJl ;the outside of the Seeret $tonn ~tl ~of;m tea and wf1ee slded when tthe O!f.icial Boant or tJbe United :M-ethodist Cbureh m·et ------- Siti'n On !>royer Qal>~ Kangaroo . Whllj tllot ·a•d You )t:lghtr Mouse PlQ·house taJM of Tens ltlfl&ers Big To~ SA-riJRDAY f,-.,r ·hl"r dnug:ht cor·in··lhw Wh() was The Rev. J. Leslie Kunze SATURDAY BEDFORD .I 1 Uni<ed - - 18 S<>c 10:30 Quiz K.i~.ll . , . ,, 11:00 \ril·tO:t~eJMJ,Dute New1 The Br!Jhterc_::D:::•Y,__~_:cnc.·:.:.._T oo :::h:::•c.!:.::.a::l.:e.:Sh=o~ ::.:.- ___ _ .... · a. $ports Heodllaet 11 :10 <:l~ on "Drunken Preaeben .. Tuetday eveoina Laklnc ba te.xl from the Second cba~r of Acta and tbJs room where re(nshmenbJ were eveoina:'s toplc iJ ''The Jl.vb of 11erved from an attr.act.ive table a ChriJitiaD." centered v.~ith an ar-rangement of In o_t.ervaqu ol Youth NiP,t da-ffodils .and .tall yellow taper 1 . mem~ra of the Boy SeouL&, Troop ' Mrs. Wilfiam B, Downie and Mrs. Charles Goegh: in presi-ded at the 245, wlll attend chuub tom,bt in! At the d~ or the meetint: the ~ were lnvited to tbe dining ....... T. PIES Umted Methoclist Officiai'Board Has Meeting Mon. 10:00 Gei>rgo Gobel 10:30 Hit Partde 4:30 5:00 !5:80 6:30 6:4:3 6:~5 7:QO 7:1~ Wed.Desdly for Lorraiae Johnso Clarence JleNeaJ, Mr. and Mn William llater aDd others wW baptized thla eveoin.- u a PM\: tbe terYlcn aecordint to the 1 DOuncement b)' the church puwr the Rev. Fred l. Gardner. s....,~ mtllic Wedaaday wu pr~nte boo Hlp S.booliJrt. or u.. cbW'< wbo Iaili "My God and L" ~ 111- .......eft In <be PINt ~ U~'O•~A[)E THEM DELICIOUS ..... EV i.NS M.ADE THEM .A MONEYS.+.VER mm. 9:30 T-exaco Star Theitfe I• ,._,.,.., ...: - trak$1 S&H Green Stamps Ule chail1n&n o1 tbe dinner. Rev. Edwin Cb:ad.es presided ~.1; • . over -th~ .;J neetmg eod yearly reports of WV~IOUS l(qaohatioM of -the Cbut'Cb were given. 'E lection of - -tne. v~ was hatd with C& · drie Clark ~ as 5eni0!' war· den; Charilea Gibbs, juntor warden <Old P•t<i<k Loohory, Dr. ·o K-ena."ebh Amibacy, J. E. D. Hart· tager, H. B. Kress, Theodore Reed Jr., Fred Crow Jr., Mr.11. IMiannina Weblnor, NOI'bert Compton. and Jlany Moor.e were named vestry. WCHS-TV Channer8 IS. ~~~ "ern......... Situ Oft . Sky King ~..-.;.; •.• 11:011 J;ews the pifpeT Pf"estnte<l ~ 8 Ch~~rlea Goegle ""'-lito, Obio, <·~· EVANS Low, Low Prices ceded .the .annual: part;h ·m eetinJ of tihe G1'8<0 Epjoool>ll Chur<b ileld M<mdoy ~ tn u.. oarlob ill>oae. l!lro. J. E. D. - - wo.s ltl'ilf - ·- - - - - - - - 1 b Attendance at the revival lei'· b Y vice• at the Church of CbJUt It . tn w o p ve owl dil . UtJll un ~e and type o f tools to &r rli •te£ 'I thU week and tne, bring~ne out the importaflce , ten member-. b.ay joined the . of kooplng · I~ tools clnn, sh.arp church In lbe meettnp held Tu.eeand Of ha ving a rack to IKOI'e day and Wednnday. Tbt: Rev them on. Fred Dunn, HunUoi:UJn. preac:bod Jtoberi A eix Q'clock turkey dinoer pre- . 8•1M1 :t'rilt.)l .or'·.Con;eciiJ~,.j UO itateHtfnt , . . lil:OO Bil ·S,tory . 0:90 Star lllfge .. · . Ci~alc~lle p~ 8~1 O:lo llod · l!arlioi"s C~rliet -·.~ llll'iiiiAT; ___ .. or top1c SEilVICEI(EN FORT RILEY, K.n.- Amly Pvt . Bnloe P. Dovio, 22, ..., of l!r. &Dd M!rs. Mft'i.e Devil. Rma.e 1 Turkey Dinner . Precede$ Annual I P~rish Meeting I I i'6:~aq . Wii~,Bml· Hi•koW '*' ~ foll'il :to Nefh ld~i Piill ' 1{117 7:00 Ll:te\ or ftlle:y 7:30 Colr:e \ Time 7!• Ne}f~ Carav,an UJ 1 &ri Bob &: Jan Carr Prest"nt 1:00 Bob & J1n Carr Presents 2.1!0 Co~ut of "'onte Cristo 2:3,0 ~~,.. jU)i, td SchOol By Gmo• L Z• 1• The Ohio B(•t>f Council was horn The Boy ~outA or Ameri<'a last week . Now all it h:1 s to do is ()),servt>~ its 46th birthday durtbg Cfeal~d emphall'iR on our free way Boy Scout WCi!k Feb. 6 to 12 with of Uft·.t. imJJottant. For the saf~ty gf't l'olling The fonnation of I his r ound! S its membership at all'·tllpe hJgh bl jlftd ~ltare of the United States, was brought nhnut hy lht' ra rsig hl 4.100,000 boys and adult leadeh. hfl hOlM, • parlotlsm or the highPhll-ipplnt>s, Ul{> cl~ al Sinte 1910 more than 24'r1: m111ion eat t~pe le essential, a patriotism ern~~~ or men rt'prest'nting beer ~---------:---------------1 . If or t'be Unhed Stlftus lill South· A mericanR have shared in Jtg l built Oft I firm spiritual foundation produc·ing industry. TIW)' fell it was their responsibility to Nlueat e By ROBERT C. RUARW: wild Malaitas squatted on their 1 eMt Mht·, lba& ·long \l-l"~led t11al lt·isure -tlme pro~tam . There is sea· "As &outing now lnrluenL>es the the pUblic 011 the merils of beer . SYDNEY, Australia, The hams while ·an AWI\ralian psy- SEATO be ~· lwmt'd by a, joint r('el~· 11n American family that does Kvea of three miiJ.ion boys," bp Tht!y want to uvold hoving the drums pounded throuah the jun- chiatrist tteRned Pool.e's act not defense fotee. It! would be mOdel · not know of Scouting first hand. ~ay,, "wn must help them to the guvcrnmenl involved in uny kinct g\e o[ Malaita, even• in this cen· l'IO much as murder as suicide by led 011 the NO'J'Lh A.thtflltiol; Treaty tury one of the toughest man- murder. . Oft:BntzaUon f\ol'r* in Eur.ope. To mnl'k thh~ birthday ihe ora:ani· reallution and arreplance of Ood of prit'l' Bupport program. '" the. Jlu,irlina power ol the univeeating islands of the Solomon There Is no traM1ation lor suiThe 9l'g.Ument ,Js Utat eve;n a ?.ation launeh~s a Four·Yesr Pro· Realizing that Ruch 11 sclf-help group. OVC!' the pounding of l. h~ ride by .rhUrdei' In beche·de-n\er. •~11 ~Ill -dPfe.rl.'!M! force would · 9:00 Rrnm with the theme "Onwnrrl lor ,m:ie. W~ ~ust interpret and find 9c00 addltio;nal method to help a Scout program needed the ns11ilttanre of drums o radio crackled nnd b Th@y saw it' this way : "Dis white be oo llmj)dot:t•aM symbol or Allied C.otl and My County ." 10:00 in his own reli~.''ious life to fulfill everyom• , men l'~presenling the voice said. in beebe-de-mer, th~ feller master him takem pickaxe. OOtnminOttkm: !to resist &Jigress'fhe Bny ~emd.s of America seelc:li his 6bti~tltion to God as stotPrl in · stocky:1rds, parker, farm orgnni- pidgin of the tropical Pacific, "Mr . I He knOckem plranln head. Be· 1011. It is also ar.luE~d· ,that such 11 10:90 "though oraaniled and trained the Scout Oath nnd Low ." zations and retuillng Ollflets, ali i Rawcliffe, him white teller, mns- long him. Picanin h~ finish close f.orce would slow ·up the -trend ro- 11 :30 man bOW""r to ~lie an increasingly · · .. phases or the iodustr·y ultt~ nfl<'d ter missionary. Stop along Ch1•Js- up allogedder. Now white maste1 ward "neutra'lli!pn" •by BOtilt- Soottt.. 12:00 12:15 1 1wtter program to an increasing C Th~y" o;:,ard r~r Godk ant d ~ Y the mreti ng. tol.wl. lie promise he ~o h~.ng. ~hasame picanln he ea.9t Asian nll't iom. . . 11 80 0 11 number or lhl' nation·.~ - you~b" oug. P ram ~ see give AI h h' , . ,· , fashion tt.lon&·· u firUJb ~ close _ up.:; Adv.an~e 'SJ.lt"C'U:htl~n J!!l t"ltM the 12:30 sayR Or. Arthur A. &c~tiek, cNYf youttt. , opportuniheH to __develop ,· t ?ug 11\W ,01uo lJ.:et r C~~n- <'iiiTe~ he taY ~e whlte · · s mother flew torm&tlon 10f ·a Sfi..ATO deren~ e 12:45 J:OO Seoul F.xe(•uUvP, and Lo ·r'hclp to- -phys'\cal 1ilnesH, Helf-rel_IIJ~~e a ell has bc~n offirlall!o\ltwot·porat - Poole along Pawa out frttm Eniili__M·.W' deplored forc-e$ Is -a .thnHr1r tor .ttl-e indefi· 1:30 dQ ( ff youlh to 'Be Prepared' as sen~e or pursunal respontbih~y , fl ~d _llwre sllll rrm.1ins n bi ¥ ·~ du - belong him no sick . the fact that her liOiWosexual wn hile [•U;tlll'e. 2c00 1"ilihcnM or chm·acter, to be prepar- splnt or helping people, 0 Wlllln- rallo~nl program hefiJre tl ran Translated from w1s not relieved of his duties l"rotl'fl• Being Made 2:30 In hody, skill , .~plrit, Will And 811 11 ~ne~~ll, to llhare, and ~n under!ltand- f~nrtJOn pruperly . 'l'hi~ hns to dn this would mean that on and seht home for treatment. She But at leam., in ll:he ·man.euvf'rs 3:00 ,.,un body, Rk\ll , spirit, will o.nrl 88 llll or govl'rnment ~ rlemO<'ratlc WI~ finanelng. aiBo deplored the fact that an and -i"n •tilt'~ KeitaC'h~ confereTtCt\ 1sworn word of a missiOnary prOcsse!l. ndcr tht; p.-~senl ~trul:'hu•t• Ill! I insanity plea of a murderer English law of mol'e than 100 son1oe Pro~ JOOY be mt~de to· 3:30 n mf'mher of a team. It is a program worthy or the money recen:ed will be from tllf' I heen di~nllowed hy the court years prevented hrr Mn from In· w.aord t«t"eng~be:ttln-g what i.so obvi· 4:00 The Chief Seout F.xecutive fl'<'lq Rupport of 11 Amc ·tcans intcr('st- beef cllttle S(•ller at the mm'ket Re~inald Puole -.·ould hang. elusion in u legal deHnition of In- oUGly a potentiaUy lmpot.lont . 11 1 lhnt this prollratn ir. launehed at fl ed in youth. prlcf'. A cherk·off or IOe Pt'r head This ont>, which happened sanity. Then she ftew back tn En· treaty, ltmr. whf>n il iN l'vldent that In· ill lo be _marie wlwn tin' PJ'O~l'llm here the other day , is straight gland. DiospAtChM fhJt11 1tbt' PhiUppinM 9:® gets rolling . of Somerset Maugham. Poole, a the drums boomed agaln when !fUY. .~ aHer the Kllll'acbi ffin · 9:(}0 ---·-The1·e ~f.'l'ms 1o hf' ~ onw 1louhl :-: young missionary of proven hortlo \he verdict wag annQunced, and f-ei'e'nce some big maneuvers-, l·n· 10:00 In th~ mmd~ of n f1·~ ~1ot• k.vurd ~ ~·xual tl' n<lf'nrlea, recently took a tomewate. the headinan for North volvtn-g 'tlH ei.~l SEATO natioll'!'l, 11:30 m~~ •f 1111' funnel' _will ~ l1111d fo 1· 1pidwxC' uud kiUed n l2·year-dld Malaitn, smiled. Tomewate had may be -n&onged. 12:00 A.( ' RO~!o\ •:-. Stroh.: 21 l.arp tlus dt•ducllon until lw ht•!tl• l' nati vt• hoy who had rebuffed him expected wholculc ontbreak11 or ln 3•cLtiltion •to t he Uni~M State~ 12:i!5 I Sn.Jp taH~ r ... dtnr underslandll the p1·ogrnm. For th1· Ht• had hecn Lt•ansferred from a murder and violenre Jr Poole BritAin, fi'nance, 'lbailind and the 1!':30 ~~~b~ll\ul t' DOWN d~'>•k Phillpplnes the &l.gnatorioe!'l to illre 12:45 most P?rl. how<· vt·r, lhf"l'l' .s;·;·ms S('hool nt Ptlwa . arter pupil!! had were acquitted. 6 Strtkt!'!l I Adapt in to be httl<' worry nhout lh1 s us ·n ' no 1·tt·d hi!! mlvances. to 11 place The dead boy's fa\hel' smiled SEATO tr.eaty are Ami'tt,ali.:l, New I liAng I 2. One wM eari.J 1:00 II Mflth•rlt-11!1 priea •bOut church· PC<"t. r<~lled Mnruvovo. He attempted for the first lime since hi11 son's Zea~and and Pakisl~n . J :30 c•lf 'WNl looklnc tor ea Nearly 2 million hf'[Hl "f <'ill ti l' suiriclf' lhrN• times bofore he death and _put away his hatchet. There .Is .talk in FarmOSD or t:he 2:00 110rndhlng 23. By us' wel'c mark('t('(l in Ohio in 11m4. lll'ninc1l the Melanesial1 boy with Peace is secure and the white pOS.Sibltlty Of l11loking NaUonaUsl :1::30 12 Ruinous 3 Monater wa7 man's law iS sUU secure on Mali· Obin-a. Vet Nam end Soul•h KoreiH 3:00 This numbe.- is CXI)I'<'If'd to he lht• axe. · h dama141 4 F'lll!'boodl of . h In o I rial where gin bottleR fun Ita. For Reginald Poole will ani n a de~e119e patt wbietl woold be 8:30 h 1J t~ood nth or ag cr in 1955. 't · g T So ~- ~rpprey . 24. Me There seems 111 be n hf'nlth.v in- of water graced His Hoaof•s ln the prison at Honiara nctx a supplem-ent t·o EA 0. me 4:00 w(trm aeaa 6. C.ll out Ot a tfll.... i;'• ••••.. J terest in this .~nlf- hel) IJerf .0_ hC'nrh. Reginald Poo~e was month ~nless the blgh .. commil· Amehlean off)ocia}!:l . in the F~ 4:115 14 Haranaue 1 1 et.~tton d$1-~'~ Otp out. gram on Uw p111•1 nf 'most Ht~rk · tent·ed to hang, for there sioner m~ervene~, whlch on the . Elm .talk of. lnthldi~ Japan 111 li'J &:rnploya 8. fopaa hurh• 2t. W1 u water vards pnrkPrs lllli r ,1.. 1 11 1 . . really no way out. recent cannibal 1slind of Malalta suth a security pact. Bull othose liS J<1nd of mlnt"·mrd itiou wt, 11.1'\bttiln 1 • ~ '' 1 011 , ~ ~- ~ · • . , · . is held to be unlikely. Wi&eel~, like the SEATO debread ~II 9 "IIIII u~ H.1'rvtltlll<tpl'loot ,, Said Ph1_ 1 < on~l, :resulf'~\, ..cteve -' The Malaatas, who sr~ (Copyri,Jht, 19&6, by United F~· fense force, teem •to be · .a matter 17 Inde-t\!11te 10. Bt!ttlnro ' en! dntM st. ~~~~liOn 9:90 land Unton SlO<kyarck Wlw11 t ure Syn dlca te 1nc. ) "...~* f 11,.,.re, •· . few years away from ton"~ VUI' •1u~ artldt 18. Ute 11. 0\rl~lftilbe IOd tvar.) 9:30 th II . e proR:ram gets rn mR, wf' wtll l ravm·e1l diet- long Pili! ~=~;;:::·;:;:::::._::=:.::::;;:::~:::=;::;:i;;::;:::.::;;;;;;;;=:; 10•311 18 SOuthe.. t ••. Ylf"fl•l ••. Kftpt~* . ... Cllp,.. I coiled the monf.')' frnm the ~ellr-r . • hf'ing human fleah-had i ..·· .,_ -~-~ - ~--- "'· 1ab1M' I oilttfht ·. II Oottt..f ... OOIRildl.. 11 :DO ~c. _too. l~a~·~· lJ lo!TI'nt r<'sflnnsihi - down n nat ultimatum: E'ither the It Place ttw6.) . te~lel IOtJI.) .· WOMEN AND WREEii.& . 11:30 1:0 Chemtcal ·20. f"nrlcb river 3S. Callkn ·U . 0-tal.n ,.. ' l1ty ln .sel'ln~ lhat ''''' puhli<' huy~ ymmg: F.ngllshman would honE::r 12:00 tht> th~n~ s Wt' hnndlf'. whitf' man's law him Rnlsh. IUfi'Ut 1:00 lea A fllt1HI11r slancl Wll !l lakf'n lw hnd come as much 111 110 21 loume)' 24 Sound, .. L . .J. lo~ nctrl'.~ . Mann !!t'r of 1hf' Ar · 1h t·ou.lfh the jungle to wit &i!t I :30 to IOOit mour & Cmnpllny plunt In t 'ol111l1. Uw tl"iHl and they Intend to -2:00 2~ OpU<:•I bus. "Our rnlllfllln~· will go nlon t: ·on the scoene until 2.30 i11ujiOtll wlth \h1• Ohio 1\t>t'f Counl'il Pt·o pervert The 21 Mwilckl gram," li:ndl·l's sni1l. " It is n fm· - · has been 8:00 m.{ltrv~tn~ . wnrd ~tcp bcim: motle hv thf" en· thn 29 MOlt d6o tift induslr}l, from · tbt! fllrmer tn ers and totd · l jleomlllf rfteAtlelttd more llllllll th~ rclaUor WI' h11ve an impor- me Shnve now." · 31 Na~onil t.ant -p~rt lo pi<~§ in this chain ·or 'the trill held pi ITIIhllll aft'nln:.'' hieat . The 33 Rt.ver F . .T. Kelnc:·. Grncral Manager tiOtlOM nf the Producrrs I.lvesto('k Asso· s<. Land• tiatlon. L'ommended the move. "Ew•n lhough there may be a rt"w "to~" prnblf'mq at th<' beRinning," he •• Dlllllill ll&ld, "lhf'V Will W<H'k lhemst'IVt'S wtltiltt O\lt as timt" ~()('" alon'!:." IT WMtt. beause tM A rl!nrescntativc of the Ohio ai. Oftheii'JOO. tiniiel State Granlile. Byron Fredcrlek meta tl. " " ' " ' ... the G··an'l;e ill al: elaimed that \U'Chln li\ bt'·' way~ rently to Hhmd back or any n . lAavttd, :read program . wortllwhlh.• self-help brll· The Ohio Bcrr Council. to him, ~I& bit looked like the rlghL step [orfl. Cornet wal'd. it. Wtlt min •·• Newlv elet'ted Oftlt.'el'9 or the DAU.Y OBYPTOQUohi:- Hon'o how to work It: O~lo . Bt!ef ·Council InClude Dnn AX\'DLBAAXR President· Lfiltll. PJensRntville. Ill LOI<OPI:I.LDW ' · .. . Rnbert HaiKier. Bloomln~btll'!!'. $ titter -illt\.,1' 1taftdt ~t llt\othtt. Ia tftt! .~,.. A la uttd Vl<"e Pl'esillcnt, ond Gordon Hart. tOt tlilt lhrM L't. X tat th~ tWo b•a. ete. Btn.ct• tetteB, apoa· Secret ary ·'fa·eo surer. ttoPhiH. tM ltnJth iltd rc*Mil.ttaft ot the "Ni an an htll.la. Pch day the eooe ledirt lire dUreunt. . . ,' ' I Dln1 Don1 School Er~ie Kovacs Show Hottae Tenneesee !lrnte: Sbow Feather Yeu:r ,Nest PRIDAT Sign On Tbc ABniverury Dinner of the arden Club met MoDIIiao)- after. Thelday CaDIM.a Club wu he\d noon at the ibome ol IMW Lyd1.a th La week at tile MlrUn ae.t.Yr· Ebersbaeh MuJber"" A • •~ ve. 'Ant and odie D*nben were preSixteen memben and one iUett .w:nted VaJeotioe conqe. by Mn. Mrt. Alex Cilo capondted t-o roll E.wl Knlebt the club at ber 11om. til« the din· catl with I lJDCO'.ID qu.ot.Won. A favorable l'flPOit 011 the liver bank projecL wae CiY.-.n by tbe civic Pl'i.ze8 WS'e' ewartded to Jlrs commi-ttee. The membc!Qh"' ('(II]). Emmott .... Warneke end tbe ~ M'Ved mktee preeented tbe name ol iMrs a dellllert COU!'Be -b!) Uliola mmed Edwin Cbai'I.._ at a new --•--. .. ...-.uumabove •nd J.fn. E. M. BlaR, IWn Mn. J . W . Mc:Mumly wesented .Mrllard: W.iidennuUI Mia R.wlintw. Mrs. B~ Wil8oo an .Jnt.erutJnc papet~ on. "March Mrs. Walter CJroob 'Ibe unt F-lOWieftll 'ADd Life" and told of d1e meet'iuc wiU be at· u.e home of .trees and animal -Ide in the mer· •bee ol Plorida. MQ.. fMtMUI't'ay ilttB. BIKe-. ~bed libe beauty of tbe .... 6:M Sign On 7 :00 Today 9:00 Coffee Time UnJtN p,... St•ff CorrHpOndMt 10:00 'I'he Sou.theat.t A8ia Trerrly Or- 10c30 ga002ation. ti:s abcml, t.o .undt>111:0 an ll :OO 12:00 tmt><DU.nt - .. aiJgned · The U'ellt.y In Man.i~'ll' on 1~ :30 Se-pt:. 8, 1864, raHit'EI the Unft~ 1:00 State.t ·and eeven Qtlh~ oountTles 2:00 tgMDSt Commoolst a·~n . Communist China, agatnst wbose · ScOO e~ policies .flhe .t ft&ty is 4:00 aimed, eaolls rit a pwper t"i~«. 4:15 So ftll" . utrfootunMeJ y, ~~ has 4:30 been: 1be Uftited States, Gf'ewt 5:00 Britain and Fr.a-ooe, t·he principal sienatories. 1lme been busy 11bout lt&Qe9 Ln other part<S of t •he worM. But one week from today at 6oS5 7:00 leaSt ti~ of ltbe "SEATO" eoun· 9:00 tr)e5---Jthe Uruted states, the .AhHippiftes and '11haila nd---11tN' -t () 61-at'·l 10:00 a oomblned tJ!Jree day .e1eJ'It'ist> 10:30 11 :00 with land. 6fla' and ait· .units. . 12:00 '"""'miibou\M'S wiLl be held In the:·Gulf. of Siam on thi.- roast llf 12:30 .. .. 343 LelL.ina:ton A~· e. , Ne-w \'ork Cily , 16, N. Y. at ihi!.. Congress- JIBt-ice ltfURSDAY ly CHARLES M. McCANN Enttored as lt"t"'nd rlus mail ln2: mall~>r a1 lhf' Pomrroy Ohio. National adverti1in1 repre.<lf'ntatlvf', Boltinf'IH-KimJ,all, of Pomw-o)' '1\lver Publi!lled ~Ye:ry kfl@orhOOfl esrept Sunday by The Ohio Va ll e-1 Sentint>l. Inc ., at 1 JO Me-ch.a[l ic St ., Pomf!roy. 0 . Bu;; int.;;,s offiC"e plloi!P Sll, .-dltottlal oN'irp phonP 397 . Once .agai-n, Philothea Night Observed Wednesday At Tuesday Canasta Pomeroy Garden Club Votes Contribution Revival Service Church Of Christ Revival Services Club Celebrates Of $75 For River Bank Cleaning Purpose Attendance Is of $75 Kcnrk"lwUI'"t.h AquatJC Carde · Anniversary edAtocootribu(!joo Cbe city for Clhe cleaninc l 1hl.' 0 strtet of rol um b;a n Reported Rising <boG bd wheft tbe I "~arden Equ ipment " .... t'he '· ..~·.;. t.T,he,rQaily.Sentinel ""he Dollv Sentinel, Pomerov-Middleport, Ohl::~ · Thursday, February 9, 1956 • • 12 oz. can only 35c I lb. box oniy 33C giant box only 75c · - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - , ;·. ·;;,';. • ,:•·;'..;..::;···~~·.·o,::t,~.;:!'-----·------...o.;.._______.,..-:_______________..;.;;.,,;,;.:~~:_..;,_______;,,;..;.___..,..._.,.. \ r ., �, • Thursday. Feb~vQI)' 9, 195(i. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _The ....:...:.:;....:Do::-=,:: .''~Y..::Sen::::..:.:tlnel, Pomerov-Midd_!!.!:.; po:;.:.rt.:!.'..:Oh:.:..;;;;io;___ _ _ _ _ _ ___:_T.:. :.kiu.:. .r.:.sd.:_o::..:Y• February 9, 1956 nie Oallv ~:nel. PC'f'llerov-Miaiileoort, Of;Jo [Reprpseotati~es Se.tt:ro·cd,fpmbus By Heath Church The Daily Sentinel • :- Fans ', MOunt~ The :Passing;(J)ftG:OOnie Mack NO Ft•l IUN .Tbe . I atiTII AMIIIOUNCIII : : Middleport Volunteer Firt Mr. and Mrs. Can-oU MOftl'l: IJiep~.~D,~':'po!'ded , lo I C'lll llfC IRMUilCIRJ ttle birtll ol & -.-..,.ot"'lil'aG •'r".,'>'lft~Oine ,.;olnd l &nlllttor.~ Klm)ltrljf nesda)' when the home of J~ Sue. at Melp OeMral I{Mpll# Gru.Mr wu reported un fir·! but on Tu~sday, Februtl')' 1. QrtJMi. 11\et>e wer& 47 tl\elnbtnr pres· the RuU•nd P'ire Department ran· mothen ne Mrt. Neva ~ ent. Danc.ini Wll!ll enjoyed, ·led by nlled &.bt tall aa the local fire- Middleport, and Mn. Nellie Frdi ~n~·uon din"cla, DonaLd 1.. men were Jeavinc the ftrhOUSt> and ier, Pomert~r. Grut tnndparenta P~ and advOOr Ol'lm.tr Hamm repor1rd that the bhl7.f' was under are Leor.ce Durll t and Mr. a1 nf atkt talJed by Jim Cam:a:baD. rontrol. Mn. [t. S. Manit>)' , M'lddl•port. ,: I ~er Jones Wins Six Round. . KO Over Baldoni a.fradmlmt. ~ were by -. ==~~======-==-= -J~ Fol' bettel' tasting toast : N.ney &buler, Donna llolt« •nd )(U~-.d DIH ol Racine Couotil 1 • ••• • --- ~Miss Pickens, Mr. HoiiiJian Joined In Wedlock, Jan 29/n Richmond; Indiana IT MUST HAVE SLIPPED OFF THE AXLE" Make It with Le.i>n . 3ROOMS Potatoes ...• $299 10 Tlllltl Oul 99 C . FURNITURE 30.00 Down-Balance For 'Piece BOLOGNA ARMOUR SLICED BACON · . · . with by which grandmo- 50 lb. "' $1 ;29 Canned Vegetables '"Y Payments •• o blue witb •-' COl's age · of wo~ dres~t 9eoltt99c • after the cerempn.y Mr.: and Mrs. Hoft'man left for 11 PI,.TO BEAN&. NAVY IE ...NS _.UTTIR BE... I ...OC:T08.R BIA.N. -SPAGHETTI -MIDJIIV BEANS. fLINTY 0~ ' . or 10 Bell Prtfts and S~lertlon• w•rlhwhil• purpose on signature• only, car . .or"furniture. · HARDWARE & FURNITURE COMPANY Mldclleport, Oh lo •,ftQI&at ..,.. f:GP• "" C•pltcJJ J'jfta1lCt. Corp. ' .. MrA. .Holf~aa u ~ka.per tor her ~rother, Df. Picl.t"'· and ie I' gradUate of Waharr• Hij:b ,._ her, and ~~ · · Plolrerinli.. •hao been W~es. ·- wlt1 'be the evat11el'-"t. Tbe adult or th(l~ Sol)l.h Betlw,ll EUB ehureh ~K~Ct,~mpanied by r! lfn. GaNett OhTkty wi)l r pftS&D~ son&3 OilFeb. 12. Thar~ w~ll be Gpec:iid PQMEROY O!liO · . . . ' U. S. et.vemment Graded ROUHP 5fEAK .J~c ib. . 59.c llr, · .. 19c lb. CUBE STEAl( T..iB.NI $Tl4K , .• , ...••. , . • • . • ; · ,:•-.· · · · · · · · ; · · · · 65c lb, ' • 0 • liEF RO~T . J9cJ~ . . 0 I 0. I ' 0 0 I I I • f I 0 1 /1' 0 0 ' -0 0 0 0 ' 0 • 0 0 ' 0 0 ' . m:llintG41l ............. ,,.;.·,,,..... ,.·.;.lib. 5 IIJ, 1.00 1.00 : .' - • 2-1 0 oz. pkgs 39c WHITE BREAD . . . . . . 2 loaves 29c • ~~E~~~;~ •:-$1.19 . i ' BOILING I,IEF ......................•. . · · · · · ·•.• .I . . . PEACHES .. . . . .. .. .. .. . . . 2 No. 2'12 Cans 59~ SILVER DUST ....... . 10c ro.•pon in mail LUX LIQUID Gt tn~ A*""'-" in 2 No. 2 Cans 53c With ceuDOft With eeuiNift "" eGUP"'"' in mail. With cou,.,., Si~e 5~ LUX LIQUID 21ge pkg 68c !l>•ve ·~ ~DWiat .~. - KROGER TEA BAGS ................ 48 Ct. Pkg. 47c ._,..... .. ........ ,........ '"'--- ~ TISSUE . . . . 4 rolls 29c 5-ARIAN WRAP W•x Jll•r ,.,,.., R;h.,...... NAPKINS .60 ct. pkg 10c CUT-RITE Roll 33e Roll 25c SAVE ON KROGER Jellies CAkE MIX .. .. .. .. .. . . . .. . . . . . . 2 pkgs 65c 'PINEAPPLE .. .. .. .. .. .. . With CQUpon 1~ """'"" in ~~Yil LUX Flakes 2 lge pkg 55c Lux Soop 3 both bars 31c Ietty Crock'r Spin For Callfornl1 FlestL Aftftd•le sUc•lll tro11leal frulf, rw~ail . . . . . . . . . . Giant Pkg. 71 c ~trawb.,.ry 10 oz 81au ~ftwry 10 OI ~Jan Ras~ . 81. 2Sc 23c 1D ... 29c Top Vnlue Buys Kroaer bright. fully curH , ,, SAUER KRAUT .......... " .. 2 No 303 Cans 25c WHY SPENt CASH F01 11111J.. D~r GIFTS? THIS SYSTfM IS · Avonct.le hmdtt flnor rich. AHONE\': Till YAI.IIUTAMPS ROM 1106F:I HRP 6fT THEM WITHOUT MONEY I SWEET PW . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 No. 308 Cans 53c 'pjN"WJii"JUICE • ..' .t : ~ • • • • • • • • --~"' 2-46 oz. Cans 53c '"'" .... .... .. ..... • • iSM ,_ ,,, SAUSAGI (loa. .netiC. ..... . ~~~~:!" Lunclo ~~ to'~ -, be- you tot yuarnlll!*iiiii'OUP., i ' ,- . .. ••' • 0 • • • • 0 • • • 0 • Gott ..,...,., 116• 5 I II&W't WHAT VW\f. 151' fi 111.1':- ................ Wt..lte Stlf'Rislnw , ----·dol.,, =-.. t' Ill Ia- S.U.Ioatl.lll 'riX'I'UIU LO'riOII Sollt,.. *""' .uo............ -. Jf ........... , . . . -~•EAtdlti ... y .................,. - · ftt••• ....--... -..-·------· ·"--... .• • • .., k . . - .U U. p wuck wt. . , . -.....l t - 1 Btectric beat c:reat. DO Jl'W)" . . . . dlrllruptbeld- ... .... olld ,.,. .. briabt. ...... ' . " • '"'' ' '" 1.00 • ( .. 10c • • • ~. • • • • • • • • • 0 • • • • • • • • . • • Rattq.~IC,tf" IU.. r cured, hickory SlltED lACON .. . .. . . .. . .. . . . . .. . . 3lbs.$1.00 100% .IIU.. iMrt arlfl IHIOMd ,. perhctl on, A YIIUI buy. PORI(.$AUSAGE .. .. . .. . . . ........ .. Ill. Ro!l 25c Dutch LG_1f, Mht lNf, rldde, $41"'"1 o r C.nbluHen l011f. COLD ~UTS . . . . .. .. Piece . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . Iii. 45c tcroaer's t-! Counffv Ch•b top ..,..utr. 111 50 lb. N4 !~..'!'!-!_.OES .. 50 lb. bag 1.1 ~ full of rich, t •nW iufce, ,, ~ I W. Mo1n . .. , ...• .. OHIO KALE or SPINACH cello pkg .. 19c !'I•~ !!,c:h too qua"ty,· ~ attd t11ty. BR.x;COLI ........... Bch. 29c . . rnNt. S.Yel PIEQ IOLOGNA .. . . . .-. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . lb. 3~ 8 lb. bag ~ MILK ......... 8 cant 98c Ulld HI. Fr~ •oldiH . •• SIMONS . MARKET • --<Jt~- GEOlii·YAUtiHAN- C..umbue 4Mid Southern Ohio Electric Co., Middleport,.O. Feb. 9 , 0 a . . . . . .. . . . .. . ... only 79c lb. T...W trMn IHYM. ciHned. f"NNIY t. c..&.:. ' . ..... DOG FOOD luy S lb ltox 77c .~ FLOUR .......•.. tO lb 1.10 IMlUe tt1•R•• •••,. .,. ........, etallrle \~ ctemon..ral1one . . _ . . , . . . . . ... . . . . .111111-- . . 0 lb .i?F,JIJi k SPIC!I! H~M •.... ,. .·.:. , ...•••.• , .••••••. (i lb. ~o" !»fl.)' 1.69 .I,!CifUit '"" JOWL; MG:ON ·; . :; • : • , , ..•• " .......... , .. IIIIIIU·Ibs. 89c i ...._ ....n4 lbl. 1.00 OLEO lomotto JO PORTARO II PIP'<& y .. _ , . •• LIQIII• .r.U:•·II"' ' .... K Sllda Por LIVER lbs. 55c -'>..... ~\~J ~;:'~~ ~:. ~· ~ ........ '~,' ..•.. NCRn WNAf WJU'U. S&l eon'"' 0 Cut' . 41b. I.OG Yes Ma'am! ... end tm homemaker In this area will get !!! these fimo~a fr" ... just for attending a 1956 winter range festival demonltrltionl ~~~ M&. ·~I , ltlll lt(op ID at amy allctrlc appl!a- deellle ettn wbeP hi• li•IDt a c!emoasmuoo 0( ......... eletble Wllllola ........ .U.IIon It amy tlaot lilt~ ... t:IO A.M. IIIII 4:111 P.M. on tile tlqe .,.._.below. '1"- . · . ~ - .· · ILitilll PORK STEAK 39c lb - a . . . : ' "fill ' CHO 5 ill .• ~· ,. .,.,.. .f~l!lf ... Po...IU~u ...... .HO~ I 0 0 :!1'. luv Now ... SAY~ -- ~ s liEF SALE !.iiM .. CHUCK Family Favorlt. , SIRLOIN ~TEAK . 0 ClOU8 VVB'et. · , Simons : - • Packln':l the· -.l,t .f J•St ·power,~ pw..nc ·l·n Chevrolat;::1i.ruok · •• . . .. ' • Avondal1 Yeilow Cling h•lve. or siice'll. i I • COFFEE I eooh Buy.\ New oo: Used ~utomoblle, Applillnce or Tractor." . • lns'iint -~~~~ed work R~v. Kroger tast.. tMsts bftt•r. All.fidi·IIGV.,d, lull-1...., Colee! Setn·o-fdt """"· rcr Ul~ tfM"· W. A. ,Frwt.. 1pastor, 1 12 oz. pkJ. 49c Slue with free Cannon towel. · st""""' of "Mk Vour Dealer About OuiFinaneo Plan BefQl"e You ~ GIIEEN PEAS ·are being belrd ot ""' 'l'uppeN PlAins .t:U.B eburdt llliach !fiMing oCOiltinutnc ~ 19. !ofus Editll Frent Street Mo rket 300. W. Seeond St.- Pbooe: 432 or 508, Pomeroy . · lfourt: MO,.A'ri. 9~; Sat. J ..J2 -Opett nl'hl"!l• bv appot:nttneat l.oDns mod• 1o mllltnta ., ...afb¥ townt. · 8lrcl1 Eye fnp:en. ~Wviv~ JerVices . . be1onp to tM- Point --=."'evlv&L IN Paooi&ss- ' . H. E; BONEY'S Kat Hlndy, Manacer ~o fy• ORANGE JUICE . . . . . 4-6 oz. cans 69c dles' C1ass of the Clifton lteth()dlit Cblli'ChJ Wb~e she is 1 mem• ther p,d ~ ciiiBMie or white ear. . kiddies Accompanied By · WEEKEND . . . 'Jrdt Srhool where. &lie took pvst..,adu· ate work in Commerce. SM is th11 teacher ol the Yoqng Marr,ed La- ..... l,;f-' .. lfip to Clnclnnali. wtddlag · HOME DltESSID BEEF, and •ollK ALSO KING.ANS SWIFTS Grade "A" MEATS SPENCERS Home Made LIVER PUDDING BLOOD ·PUDDI~G. HEAD CHEESE COME I~ AND SEE US-WE WiLL Glve You Top Quality, Finest Se.rvice And Moderate _Prices At All · For,any In FumKvn .\1 ' --~------------~: 3/b GROUND BEEF, H•••<o)l-.lo . PORK SAUSAGE COMPLETE • • • • • • * • • • • • • lb, 33c �' Page Six _ _ -.-;;:::--:-:::-.::------..:..Th:.:.e::...::.D.::.a.:.:.ily.:.....:.~e7n.:.:.t..:..in.:.:e.;.:I,..:..P..:._an:'eroy-M~I::CI:.::d::le::po::.rt:..:!..,Oti::::..:..l::o_ _ _ _ _ _ ,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _T.:..:h~u=rsCiay, February 9, 1956 WANT ADS NOTICI. SETTLEMENT OF ACCOUNT'S · PROIATI COURT, MIIGS COUNTY, OHIO. Tbird and e!Jf'rfllll ICCO\mt of Job.D D. Thomas, ,uardian of the penon aad ..Uile of Jollo E. Jor. ~ Adl 1 JCemd bJ 10 .\. _ ~ dan , a minor . M. will be publi@eQ tit.• Nme SAL I$ AND Noll~e i.9 bereb)o given tb&t tbe First aDd fioe.l accoun-t of Grace 1 REFRIGERATION !9l 111.1 u received. ___ SIRVICI £otlowuf: AC('OUnl.:t bave bet.n I.sabf!-1 Wsese, exeootrix of tbe Gwd dean baod·pJt:ked t;OR..\ : Uo:ne~uc and C?mmeNiab. New filed in said Court for ~W •tate of Ella H&IJ.aol, deceased. b.ttll: 1 ttD.U ~ WOI'C1, ODt g. Io.r Nl.e $1 .20 buihel. V!Clvr l •nd u~ed equ1p.'nent. 7 y~ars thal the same will be beltd. Fi:r5t .-ad final e«oUDL at Paul aertioe. Kinim.!lm ebat·&e tl)c..Swain, Racine Otuu 2-8-3tc full tune cxpenence. on Thlll'Sd,.y the 8th dly at llbrc:b M. Cowdery, adrniaittrator of tbe 4 cut& per word for Lhrw ' R. D. FIFE J:IP:RIOER.ATION. lAM, t.o-Wii: estate of Wf"itoer M. Cowdery, aecutive lolert.ions. j lJN!URNISHED HOliSE fo.r sale . PhOI'Ie 6376-X. Middleport F1rst, firral and dJ.Stribut.ive ·ac· deceased. ~--0 tb r 2G tl Completely modern . tresbl)' 1·27 30tc wunt of Robert S. Coates. ~mcil· First ·&nd final aoeount o1. Gall d~ed. AU peMDIRS i.nterested ID".fl re....oe moo or cea p.aimed. OA Lmcoln lteigbta . ,:c;::;:::-~:::-;;;--:;:c;;::;:---::-;;--;;-: Lary administrator with tbe will T. Ziommer, executrix (I{ ibe tsquired too ettend 8UCh lldtlernent pw word. I - -Call 330.M. ll-17-tf BRING YUUH SHOES TO RA· annexed of t;be estate Df T . H. tate of I.oui8a Ad&llne Wtl:kox. - - ~ -·-t:INE SHOE SHOP AND SAVE 40(1 make objectioos. thereto, ii l"'uU r&le or Z cenu per word wUI I MONEY l -I?-U Lasley, docnased. deceued. IDY dley hava. 1 be charied for adverli:tln)( 1f nu~ GERMdAAmN SUEI'ILERD PUPS, - - -·- - ---Twcnty<t.bird aceoont of H". M. Fi.M an-a 1'iMl .ecount of Sybil Any Pft'\9411 tlrteroested may file palO lor be1o~e l.D~ lOl~ of eA&C rcg1.stere . ttlcan Kennol Club. (20 t,S J J nSurance Cross, ,gu-ardian IQ{ George H. Ebenbleh, admifti.ltr'Mrlx of the m011Lh follttWitll inJerUoo. Dr . kubert Seiple, Jlacme. Phooc 1 writtea exceptions to saki Ac· · ;:JHH Crtt!>-s, incompetent. estele of Georp H. W. Smith, de- roo~&, or any item t:bereof, five Crron u. Ad•l:lf1.151n&-Sbould be · First .and fina.l acoount of lAJcy ceased. 2 -4.-tll COMPLETE Insurance Protection, reported 1Dl~OO.lal"llJ . The Daily c We, Auto, Fire. Polio. C..U DoD Kibble, guardian of the J)(!l"3C)D F.IT&t aDd fim.l .aecount ol. Grace daya ;pr6or to bolring, and at :that SeutiDd wW ool be responslble '2 COWS, ~)' and Guc.nnscy; ~· Middleport. ObJo. and estate of Aruu. Matilda Ra:o- H, Kelly, ruardhn &I -the 4)et"SSt) .time furt.ber time ml')' be aUowed for cause, to fiJe such excepfor more l.haa Obe wcorrect iD· HAL.r..u IlA y, clm·er 1Hid at · ( ll ) •~e I E t t del ph. -an incompetent ~ -and eo8late of Rutb R. HIU, en Liooo. ...Uosa. lalJa. c. JJ . UrJ'\·h:, Kac.lnc- I " a -S a 8 Third and current eccoont of incompetent pei'MD. ~o. llf Thanb and b~lal Nu· l><~.shan Road . :t-7·:Jtp [ IWUSE f -La - S John D. Thomas, .gu.udi.an of the _!nlB"~'Ifinal&elMf~.~~~~..r-John C. Bacon u~ of Even\1 pnnled at recu ---- --. or sa1e on ur('1 1 J}l'"rson and estate of Tbom:a:s L .,, ......,...,. .,., -~'''"-' ;Ul Probate Judge Jar clu.sifled tat"S. Obltuariea WALTERS CHICKS r-~l:n;;'":';;";;·;.;933""1"1yc;'"";;;;'~st~ceel;;;;~·~2:6"" :..', ~'"'::"::.""::'::·..:'..:'::"'=·"::.••:.:·________•:.:I_W>:.:.•:.....natt-".. ' :....:__of_Jooob __ x_·-_;;......_':..·__...:.____________• publ~ed aC 1 cent per word. Tha a.st in Whit. Lqhorn.- ~· - - - - · Cilar&ed Adl recel'l"od bJ mall Of "Nan's Strain Croaa." We han a , ' telepbone II••• eorelol '"""" <u.t""''' roportlno 90% orodo A 1 RODNEY DOWNING For Sale ' TJ'&Inlnf School) In .kiD&. MiN Combo wHI enl... tbe l'l'l· (Qffk:o vate Sec:retar\Jal Coune • ()Qlum. b"" um...-.lty. She from OU...e·Oran&e Hicti School ill "'!II ,......., 1'1-~ aoowl OF..S Scbool of in· alructl.on ind DiNrict meetina W~l'(t held at nfC<mneVvlll, Frl· May . day with DeMit' Srnith, D"Wrk.-4 prsident ptWidina In 1.'hl!l for• 'won. 289 lfllffided. A wry ifn. IY MIS. "'·· ll•rold conrklctf'd Ul memory of the d" tb& WSCS Olthe ('.......00 member.. "~bote from <~ot her home ·I fJill'nivl! merooriaJ I I lion. ,.... whl .. - · oolno .......,.I tton. Sevwal flcw:ks, which war• I ..u known hprhh la•t .,.., an -- - - bolno ........, by N•• '• stroln Otl'~es II' ",' •""'~ ~ INSUuANCE A n. I GENC .. y Fin. A•tomobil•. H••llh , . •ET OUR ELI!;C~'RONIC SECRE-1 c,.., ,.,, Y"'· Got tho f"h be TARY TAKE YOUR WANT to.-. rou buy. Productiun Bred R_ 1 ACCIDENT ADS AT YOUR CONVENIENCK o. f'. Whit. Rock •nd other twavr Lift., c .......ty and Bonds lN THE EVENINGS. <.:ALL 381. bl'HCk tor eflit production. Do· _ .c.__ _ _ minont Whit• c ...... for trollFARMALL. TRACTOR -.>WNERS •"- Let us know your Meds tor 01d yuu knuw yuu cou ld liiltYe 25% cncks and suppll•s. S% discount 1 In MIDDLEPORT, OHIO or mort: on parh by hiiVIIlll you . tor early cash order$. 31 run. af 6136-M PHONES 6311 tractor en"Ln*-' un~ rhaukd bt• aerviu. I Real Estate Broker fore :\lu.rch I, ID56"1 Abo lisk WALTIRS HATCHERY 135 Third A¥e, '-a11ipoli• t'hon. 52 Contac:l Hom•r R. 'w•ll•r, lS5~ ~"~r• A"•·• t>omaror, Oh1o. Phona ~•Y. 79Jtc: abo<'\ our .spt!Clal on pamtu1 ~ filnd t uoeup. Me1a ~ Equipment ~.o !'hone 94. 1 3 4f:N c L~CtUE TAX Call SEH\'ICK 2-J-t( Uld (l]t'jXIfl 6275. --- ---- - . . SPAGHEnl l'omeroy .-\t ti"'J for Kenr- - - - - - - --- -- --- - - - DINNER ,\mcnC"IIIl L<-gum Good Clean All Makes 3JO"M.. A. N . Bengl!l. <Hid book IIHI ·Irhf'.~. Call l'om,·roy 201. 2·9·:11r _ __ NEW 1953 f'OHD ~lt' 111t •r, lm~ and baLh, $18 mnnt'h: also .. room.'! and ba·!Jh, $lit) mOJlol h. t~r.~l lias furnace und uJl utilHicj pHid . ),.hone dl28·X. 2-2.JI)tp nrdio mil('-al:l' $1ll9..'\ . ,lim. my l'w':.ol\.'1, ·Middlopor>t. . .. PRIVACY Help Wonted 1954 BUICK SJH.'I.'ial 2-®or 6l'l:l'an, Bklettnar·.ll, Pomeroy, 24-61 c I'OSI'I'ION OPEN Cllt:vum.fo:T VB lk ton tl405, Ulnoltnar ·s, l'om- ~ckup, I Stallonary ENGINEER 2·4 ilt~ «<Y. Ohiv. (3M PONTI/1.C "870"" 2-door Scdlln, n.di() iUtd heati..- $24~. Rhwltna1··,, l'mnnroy, Ohio. 2·4·6\c Must Be LkeMH And EJtptrlanc:td In 011\eNI Power Hou.. Tu~i"' Dri--. ECf\lllpmant. FIHr YHra Mll11lmum A... BUll't\ ;~UIJIT Hi\·iorlt Coupo $Z705. lllat'tlni~r'l), J'omflroy, Ohm. As~ 2..f-61c Ill\(' ---- - Jal'kson, Ohio 5Mlx 15, il'\lt'A'j)j)l'l.l, l '!Ill )lid!ll('IUII'\ 63>17-X. 2-6-ltp IF Chuc oast·b. 35c u·-ound Stea 69c You have something To Sell, Trade or An· nounce, Let A Doily Sentinel Display Ad or Want Ad be Your Representative. Choice t:laft cuh -no rtrint1 neck potfttna. T....r Hlln1 ewry time -They Get Results MAX WARD 115 E. '-oond St. Phone 61 Pomeroy, Ohl• - - - - ------ I ··-1 ......._.c.. SALISMAN lb. M..-1 .... I._.... C.. "'"''--c.. •---:-: lholce ltottwn cub ......_ anr1 ilaverfut •........ ·'· .~ . . · Ill. 6k Nellie Msrtin, whose place of "e.Sldencr i:; unknown and whOtie ,asl pitH' <' nf rrsitlt'n<'e wa1 c/o Jllt: Jlcndtn~on. Oli\'t\ lli11, Ken· ~~ 'l\nd whose p~sent place of Supet" l.lltht • POMEROY 2 9 3t< _W_A_N·T E - "'- ·-;. -:-r:-·- ........_ 00 :JJ{ \lu!it I><' IH' 1t1. elt•~o~r and ('Hie~\ A·ppl~· 111 pl':-s..m at tile Jlotel ?Ofal'lin l"urrllf.• Shoppe_ U~ia • CO·OP 8.!5 per Roll 9.00 per Roll A Sperial PurTIIue n••kea lhbi prlre possible. Good only •• lonjl IS IIIIPPIY la!llo. DON'T WAIT! CLIP THIS AD Bring It With You Each Ad WORTH2Sc On any Roll of Fence '! - ~\"t'St ~kl'ulh~~·r, Mgr . pl. ralllc barbed wlre 6.73 per Roll Phane 98 SM1inei , l'umt•l'.•~· . ()t\ 1,, _ - Ootly ad per ron. .llmll per tllllon•~r, 668-A. • ~ Dsily •• "' r.:.&rn prnftlolhlr 2·1l-3k ('al·ui.ng5 plw Avon. t"u:; ~:r~tod pm c·~ M•lhn.g or pa:-1 llnndrl. Ohiu. Writ<' EINnOI lln.x IH6., Portanoutb . IIIli(\ 2 .. 3lc 1201 Business Service ourt, for divorce and Wholo .. Holl lb. 79< .... Cull Canadian Bacon . . . . . . . . 1.. 69c Sv,.... IUtht BMatf" other rc- td. I or divor<'('. rare, \"U&tody Bnd con· I rol ol lwo minur children anJ Thr pny('r of sa id petition i.s or equitable relief. The defend· tnt ili r<'()uirrd to nn~wcr said .. etilion on thc l'lth d.11y ot March . .956, or judgmt'nl will he taltcn u;~amst her. John C. Marl in, l'lainurr . rBrif'n •od U'8rll'n, 1 Yturnoey•s for Pl•tntitr. \f) I D. 2ti; {2) ~. D. 18.' 23: G1c JaM Rolled Coolctll Haa . ' . IU9c Super fUtht Roll Sa.,sage . . . . . . . ... 1.. 29c Texas ... Woshe.l Fmh 1 . _ ·Carrots :::. ·3 :-i: 2De ,.orl... .. .. .Jt~~CJ. - - "irap•h•lt .. _..... alt. lilt 49c Red Delicious Apples . . . . , . . . . . 31k 49c Pascal Celery lltclls . ... . , . , . . , . pkg. 19c . Tttnple Ora119u Jwmllt 66's ..... du. 69c Florida Ontttps .. -- ....... a._ 11ag ~9c Florida , ...... ' .......... ' . . . 2Sc Su11Wstlaaaa. · ....... u .45c ' Tempting Vanety BREADS p 1 fkllf ·, ' ' '} " ''·' )lic:ed or Sour R!• Doullle CrustLemon Pie ea. 39c Pumpernickel . . . . , , . · , loaf 19c Jane P•rker Cracked Wheat Bread 2 loaves 29c StrawlleiTJ Pie . . . . . ea. 49c lane P1rk.r With Seeds hne Parker Rye Bread .... . , , . 2 loaves 29c Lattice Top CheiTJ Pie . . . . ea. 49c 1110 Poteto Brud .lane Parker . . . . . . . loaf 19c lluelltrry Pie " .. .. . " ea. 59c Sah-Rising •, 1 CAKES Crumy Filling 6 FI•'IOfl : - . .... er Devil'• Feo4 ked Cup Cakes . . . . , pkg. of 6 29c Sandwich Cookies pkg of 12-19c Giant Jelly Roltfoot .lo119 only 49c Old Fashioned Sugorpkg of 12-25c *" ·auv· AI~..of) . 'i.:Kiiid or) ., 4J':!iix:em TO SUIT YOURSELFt 5 ony Ttmlte for TURKIY DINNIR each 59c Ft'Hh fr9DA ...., 'N S."e - ~ ..,._, MOSTGN'S Cherry Pies S~ AlP Stnlnts .. 16oz ca1 A&P ' GrapefrUit Juice 46 oi ca. L..y's Kttdtup . 14 01 ltl ~... . ' Cit Grtel le• 16 01 can -ft . . .,. ·lftrtlte1"• CMeelall 49c 89c 4-lOoJ. _ syrup . _. : : .. . lhi can Cra..erry S.uce 16 oz can ciny ....,,... L..,-o a· for . ;'oaata.hice,, .. ... . 17ozC. ApplllllltW . " 11 01 .... J*' 'llf ArG. Kid- • • ltatS .. , . . . , 16ouan -.. 16ozcan ,.Oniltt Juice No 2 can • . . ; No 2\.l Cllt . L.:ET IT " a.......... . . . . 45c CecoanutJIIItlllts .• plg of 12-23c 4Qrt lhtperd . V•lenttne lpecl•l . S*HIItea.rt Cake ....• only 19c . DateGemur.Raisln pkg of 12-29c Pflttopplt Cheese Cake .. ' " " ' , . _ •.•• AAP Orange Juice H .oz. cans . . . . 79c , 3-13 0{. CANS , 75c i $podol . ' :- IH'ttCilix:'loJy PIIICI ' \ w J.,. E H . ·'Y~Utt SUNRISE tO SUNSET STAtiON" 990 COOKIES , Thick Sliced ~~ .. _,2 •· pkg 77c FENCE SALE H11~ * When compared with like quality bronds i~';~'~r.-~;;,G;~ Ens lb. 47c LAl'dlt·nt SllaconiD w•tt. M.rt.lln World'l'l flnl'sl ror protection. 11lill\. Mus! On aale at all liei"Yice 5tatlona <'II!, ,~~IJ]~· h~ ~sid~te l'"annot. witt. rtasonable Ull &araa~8. 1·17·251p :o.r h1ml Muo·<~lion b& ascertained. will (;i\"n full cl('tad, in tf'C th11t nn !he lOth dar GOOil t 1rRIGI1"1' l'IANO rvr .~a l(' . of .•rhMl 1 n~. ,~~'t}::.~~~~:~-~ ,f Januar~·. 1950. the rlainllft I 11g('. m,~~ r 1 tl4' 1 and. .n,bn ~·. ~arnn . fil<'d his petition D('nd11 .. tndudc lC•Jnsl hrr in tht' f'ommon P1t'as 1• <111\'t' plnn•. J"Joaitl iml . ('fC _ourt of Mf'ig~ County. Ohio, be~h....,l lu1 wtlhnjl tQ mov.-: . ltrpl~ ng Citii:'C numbl\r 12.JT8 in said ~ •' ' By CHESTER GOUU Such Luscious Flaky PIES National , GREEN STAMPS - wHI ARE .' BEING GIVEN BY THE , FOlLOWING MERCHANTS . ... : • GIBIJS Grocery ffiPLU Grocery TREVEY-FINST&RWALD ATIOIIWIDD ruwl'r ·11:-«< . Onr- 610J:!a. htbelt•ss 1 '----:::::;:,.~~~,. ----- be held Feb. 28 at Marietta. J'hone 283 For Mr. p..,_ The Jackson lron.Sieel Co. (9l For Sale I'IIU:S: D~rir.t 2li Jeli!I11J.ette W&rd ' r/1. A&P SUPER RIGHT -- --- CHGICI .. caiiiiHiiDe Tho.9t' attendi·pg from M~Jg s County iflcludOO 1he following wo~ ma:trM.~ 111nd ·P atrons: Louise SteWar-t, RiK'ine: Faye and .Way"' . Wlnreu, HaiYiSOnvH.Je: Emma Clatworthy, Mlddleport; Nellie Btbwn, Pomeroy. A retep. bon f6r beputy G-rand Matron Q( .., 11t cumpc.•t.it ivc prices. .. ~ .Adoll, ' PREMIUMS ln Ohio. .' lll~~ .. .. .. FU~ERAL HOME , ~ther.. Dorothr Whit~. ·Mr,,. A~a nevau1 was ap-· +oiotfd ~Mitlve or Oreton Wilson. grand High Quality 1 - G-. -- our personal .service. o,.,..rlona. Prlnclpallr SMIIIm nc1 Arlr 2-tloor St•tlan. $ 1005. Ulu('ltln'lf'w. Pnm· t'to)', Ohio. 2-4-Gh' tD~J cm~vnuu~r - · llartba Newell a.Hy JollnoOd; grahd &JMJelete conuU4!Jtto_., Btt· 47 F401.,., _.j - 1 Otilaft - - Jane Parlcer fnrimetf White &react l.s the keynote of ( 16l For Rent or Sale 2 ·4·61~ n 71 19M ~ P'h.ona 81G t . •• -~ : Saves You • 10 aLoafl MIMriYille, OhM was in ·ebaptet e-xempJlfying .th-P w.oi-k, it J)fbvod very ed!WMimittJ. ~er l'llnd ollleeoj , _ , were tdnd Bread Is a Good Example-Where bw at A&P CGn You Buy Such Rich, Delldous Bread at Such .a Money-Saving Price?. JUNK CO. - ---- - - - - - lll5J l'l.YMOUTII, •11CIIl ond clean t·hmtl!:houl , $\005. Jimmy Par- HOU::il fur rent or .sale. In su~:ar SimS, Mlddki•JJrt. 2-4·6\c Run lnforma.lion 127 Buttl'rnu\ 1·28·121[). )953 PONTIAC 2 1io1~r M'ollan, like nt'w $005. 8!;10\ \.nar'tjj, f'tllllC ror, Ohio. 21611: $1605, Qbi.o. Ttu• ·after'tloon ~ion ' . J1 ~ !Jf. the.. w_otthy. grand matf ~ MitrJory llesn w1t.h Marietta • . lTRUOTtJitAL I BEAliB ti-:W-tf Parsons. Middle· 2-4·UIC 1955 l•'uiW Va'hi.Pla. I '. of Grace Fr~tlch WM .Od 1he committee for· pl.a(e oi lhet'ltina:. tbe oett :ne~:~tinog will he held -a:t M'ariettoa. like MW, FUl\NISHED Apa,rtmrnt, 4 room.s i'icllUp, $1195. Jimmy pori. , . WE BUY OHIO VALLEY 12-22-U PUld. Lall tl044-M. 2-HIIc port. , dCliAP IRON - UE'l'&..a l'vro Furnl¥bed t-Roorn APA.B.'f. MBNTS, new fW"DitllCe_ UUhUis I'&rt>truls, M.id<J.Je. t MOTOR SALES -------- $2305. J.immy . MoKNIGHT Phone ll.S IJOUSE, Call 6170-J. • SEE l'luto 1955 l'IIEVROLET SLatiun Wagon. one Joe;!! OWJIQI", I()W mileB~Gt>, . Jht: I~.,. Pomeroy acted as BDOCiatJeo 00-ndi.le .tretS In tha forenOon and i'h. In i.a1 l•-. -~s Jane Parker Bakery rn ....-....r..._eot e e e WUJ "-U Find.~.... ii>U& IV IN USED CARS l ·:!<t·!l' Fot' .SCaliotd &.ardt~, l>rop CJoUll. t b 1:11 ::.erv1ces CJinton .t"isher, Mldttlcport. - -- ·--- ..,. .!-'none tt~~a-x. 11-1-U ;ompleta WH~£EL ALIGNMENT ballHicing and brt~kc !lorvtce. For rent-Electric waUpaper Huckclls' Safety Se.rvicc, West .11teamer. Clinton Fistutr, MJdMain Street, J'omcroy, Oblo. dleporL Ph. 6265-X.. 11-1-U Pllone 2ti7. ~$-tf Very dcslrllble first flour APART· MENT. Automatic gas rurna('e. II:! I ~les Auto Pauline H. Atkins, t!'eUU:rer, rteonville. Mabel Go.tKlein ou·t FOR THE BIST - - -- - Ladders, - reDC-QtiM.slor.. _ Modelo . Har,-OOm·ill~ Pom('1'(r)' Chapter. ·M't!t. rdhb nu,. M!-11 ·hi!: inflro.duct"d M a Ptfl1 prc,;Jdmt. Officfors elected and iiiBtaUed ·f or Jeg.l81J7 wer-e Blanc-h~ BaU president, Belpre; Eva Van YUa:~ vft "PI"ICiident, N'ew Manh!WJd· CDN wtbb, secretary, 1\aeine: ' AUTO SALES j unfurRI:Jned. Urowncll Ave., Middleport. Rea.sonabtc, Phone 6044 lol. 1·17-tl 5-Room C't)w~t'.r; Mae Bali, Chapter and Kar~.n NlpltMI ~ METROPOLITAN Hull, Mon.. tar, Februory 13, 5:UO " Jo'ive room nwtlt'J'n AI'AHT- ' IIU.N fS, IIIHh Juunm"}' <tnd ~:ar­ (() 7 JO P..\1 . Publi c ~nV I{ed . agc, Unc 11-room modCTu dwe.llAdults, $1.00; Childron, 50c. Jng. Has evCJ)'II.hJujl . Phone 2·7fc CANDIDATES Jo'fll' o.."Jomp;!ign• curds, novt'lly a.dvt'rti.~ing, Con ~ '"*' Callum and Dan Prlt eo, E~itv ·S ueli LU8cioiUJ Baked Goods! S~fl, ,_ ,f 'arwty!. Sucl& Values! ' Will Mol&> Counly w..... ""'"" Oill..... t.ubah er, Rwin• Obtpter, Bad.n Jk· 0 I ~M'Ice \ HAPPEN AGAIN . : · .. OnYolir Dial In GoiHpdlis '. ,, .. . . . :· :;. .. ' :~ -~ .\ ALUH AIJpliante 'WILUA"'SON Oil Co. SMitfl Grac. cind Serv. . . �~Eight - ...... ·• ' Spring Tonic For Suits 1 Youth of Feclerated Church In ~harg~ i M•ddiport~~~R!.~~~~~u. Of Church School And Worship ServiCes cegi•tmd at Obio Universil> lor II Hoi.., Hospital. Enrout< to Tue.clay the next semester include Lee Smith, Glenn Roush, WUtiam TtY· lor, Fred Lewis, John F'Uhel, Shelia Stuver, J-ane Young, NaK'Y Rawlings, Rut~ A,. 11 P-owell, fto&.. rue Wise, Keith R4:gJ and Sally Schaaf. Youth Sua.dlly wu ot»ervtl Sunday, February 0, at the Federated churcb with the youth in char1e of bo~ the . ehan!b le!bool and worship ser'VlCe. Participatiq in the church school were Tommy Brown In charge of the opening; Roger Hysell who otrered prayer ; Anna M h th f urray w o w e story o ''The beautiful butterAy" ; scri~ lure readina by Joe Kennedy and the responsive reading led by Faye Tbomu. I I The .organ prelude by MJ'!l. Ben Ncutdmg opened the worsblp set· followed by the invoeatioa by 1 Faye ~omu; the first reading of , the scnpture by Tommy Brown; 1Br~wn ; the second readlnc of scnpture by An.n.a MurT~y; the anthem by the youf.h rboar rom~ of 27 membera , with Mrs. William Kennedy u dtrector; and I. vice Nlcnt thlna to add &b • wit. hi.. t8lad:) IMttt.r Roush's Shoe Store No. Se<ond St lOSES 26 US. •• • .,. Tlr..... &A.8T ~L. u., ())(10--"Jl..,. ne\Co""""tn•"-doalwoncl.tnlor I am .. .t~lfilh ~ llr.d ~n. ~wt_Mn. lr. Jl. Dl~ -~u~~~oa~ " All, Liver· 4 of "" · 1 b.ln JaR M n.. •nd baPPF 1bout tt. r ,~;~rrer fMI "l!.k ~tor oil~• ~~know 1 h~~r::-~a,·.,.,~! ' Middleport, Oblo ;:::======:::==~~-~~~wt~tb~-~-~====. --~ COME IN AND REGISTER FOR PLYMOUTH'S BIG prayer by Joe Kennedy . The Rev. Waldo J. Bartels had 101' his sermon topic, "Get back into the game" in wbicb he told of a rootball game i.n the past when one of the players In hls ex· cit.ement at cakhing the ball nn t() the wrong goal. He. e 11 pected Mrs. Thomas Woods, who hu hls coach to scold him and he been a patient at Holter Hospitll pnyed a.s he went to the has been returned to her home room. The coach instead was very on South Third Avenue. understanding and told him to remember tbe game was only half Mrs. Harry Pic~ens, Mrs. Helen Tb bo i d h •· h8If Younu and Mra. Beulah Morril, Racine, visited Miss LoU Cecil over. e >' P aye t e UISl as be had ~ver played before. recently . The pastor broucht out that in . one's owa life they make mist.ake.s Ml't.'i. Jack Miller an~ dauthlers but God ts forglvlng and under· I and A 2c and Mrs. Wtlllam Pitta, standing and will help them so C?lumbus, spent lhe weekend that one can always get back in. ~1th Mrs. Lesta Gothard and 110n, to the game of llfe and strive lor • F ra-~k ~ntl celebrated MI1S. GothChrist cbrlsUIDity. ard s btrthday. The profeuional hymn. "Sav. Mrs. CaroU Swanson has been iol- again to Thy dear name we 1ill this week with bursitis. Sing" the three fold amen and ' Mr . and Mrs. H. E. Cook were the postlude by Mra. Neutzling in Columbus Sunday lo visit relaconrluded the service. tives. Mrs. Harry Houdashelt i.8 visit- dressing '•id All th• J'OU"9 gran of Spring ~aptund in tt.. tmootft liMI of • tow- ~ pump benchcl eftd X•41 witt. pinked edc.. breid. -Double Birthday The D.l ilv Sentinel. Pomeroy.MiiJdi!J)C!I'\ Ofilo 1 and mg Com""'nion Closs ,.HQ.$ GUeSf S Af IF YOUR CAR IS A 1950 MODEL OR LATER OF ANY MAKE Rev and - - 1!4nald N. Y. p r -~ r&. au 1 ......vnard, Cincinnati, has purch_alled tbe ClauQ.e Cri~property 10 Muon, W. Va. . . week Mrs. Leobard and here • M a-"ih. ;;,::; a::r·:::: ~~~ ~~ weekend with the -IaUer's moliher Mre Fred R Mi~~ itotlie .aDd 60D8 of 'Mr. and llnJ. ·w. W. Heyes acDAR TO MEET .............. tbelr ..... l!Haw ' The Relum Jooattw.. M>ig• daugbte.-, )k, am Mn.. Robert Chq.er Daughters of American Mr. aDd. Mnr. Cbldes McCloud Coats <M fsrr as &luptbus wbe:n Revolufioo widl meet o11t .the 'hrome :;:ulloby,Certoi~,!'WR• '~hi !M'rd. they went <to n.. ....- ... tlhis •.._... of u -; LOdl~. H;- St. 1 -......::& n.e e an • ........ ,. • ...., .. ....,., ....... .~ _, .,... • son Bobby were Sunday -~ f to v....:t Mrs. Hayes' Sister. Hri.- Jriday'·;;lii;' ,. m .. ,;en. Maai.ne . • ....,.':'.s o .QIIin K~. illt'. aod lin. ~ -~;· ' be t·hp..~. A tbfli-r ~other 14rs. Freda Rtitdrie · \'e to ftlneieo, Ind. to visit .fliJI! ··icaf~.~ ubdit"tb€ etiair· and faqtlly, · .•. ' ·Mn. Obarijs COAts 4f:.) h. .tvefett··Hayes . . .· nd . I piii ::! ·~ EXIRA! . Ibr~t;ed the1r~u1etly fi.HY-nlnth wedding anntver64ry at their .borne. on- Gruel HW . Sunday. . D111int;r JUes.t.s of Mr. anjt Mp. Lyot(s .~ their daughter anc1 son-in-l&w, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Winn, Bradbury._ Vol. VII . '!'he ltc\', Fred Dunn. Hll'ntinA ton, and llcv. and !\oUrs. Frod Garo. 1 ner wore dinner got.'trts Wodnrs· day af fhc home of Mr. ond Mrs . Edward F1·ench w:hcn t ~ bLtco ('olcbntcd h<'r bi-l··lhday . The hO.S· :lCS~~ received -s-everW. giflo;·. "Open Evenings Until 6 P . M." Phone 334-J him you're doing something important lo you and your whole coiu.!nunity. • [kx;au~c here's a yoUnp~t who's got the ~tulr it take~ to q~akC a ·goot.~ citizen. A sense of respohsibility. A willingness to work for what he get:~. He's the kind of boy we need. So let's sive him a boost along the way. He'll appreciate your interest in him. And he BLISS COFFEE POUND U PINTO ..... ... ,_ 10~ Elberfelds -- ver Sllnlps. n On lhe front of every package of GOOD LUCK Margarine you'U see a ..Oo-w:r Stamp. n .Cui out this ..Clover Stamp" and give it to your news paperboy. Give him u many as you can because the more "€lover M- oth~r wo~en alao_were InJured the Stamps" he gets, bigger the prize he earns. In odditloato the ton eolloge !ldtollnblps there m: !l other volulhle prlin. And You 1nd your family wUI lo'fc GOOD LUCk Margarine. GOOD LUCK is tipctlally made to taste as delicious as "you-know-what!" Try GOOD LUCK at your borne for a week. If yOu or your family can tcU it from the expensive spread, Lever Brothers wilt pay you Scholarships ~ Ton $1,000 College For T•n Fint-Prile Winn•n ! * SPALDING * AII$CO • OILIEIT ~ i Meigs Co Heart Ftmd Chairman Is Announced = * * i o KIYI1VNE * DIEMEL In Qthnr •&etion, t1he balll1d ac- • IIMCO o ..IMOI o COMR cepted the tory eyatem account for more (!ach ln the United l. Spaldlna Cnfr Set. 2. S•••lrr Tool Set. 3. Mob)·llllf• 1\fotW Bike. 4. P. .ahlo ,.,..,... writer aH M1plt Desk. I. Chrls·Cn1R 11• 'l'I'U~te~~ · com•bi'lled cii'C'Ulatory system-108: Cancer 25; !llccidente ~; pneumonia: 4; tub ·~losi11 1. Approximately 1,451 1pefiiOTUI in lolelgs County suffer ftom cardiovaecular di11cases. ..t kit, I. Ce•al lletQII: ......t.ble 'TV. 7. Motle OuiRI, 4·fik"· I. lllnor 16' 41· •me•er root. · ... . 'I : .. Mrs. Lucy GalnCr. librarian of Pomeroy Public Library today an· nounccd the receipt of eight books ah9u,J Abtaham Liocoln, added re- ~ntly to the local Jlbrar;r fr1?J!l ~ ••Mon 'tl~n .by .1o1m w: Hersher. The following is the list: Andrews, Mary R. S. ·The Colinsel Aasigned; Andrews, Mary R. S. Pas~ing tbe Torch; Andrews, Mary R. S, • Pcrfcet Tribute; Drinkwater John- Lincoln, Tbe World Emanci· pator; Dwyet, T. T.-Thc Bust of Lincoln; GrQSS, Anthony- Lincoln's Own Stories; Oldroyd, 0. H.Words of Lincoln and Tarbell, Ida M.-In Lincoln's Chair. Other books about Mr. Lincoln Bnd his family, on display, at the library are: Arnold, P. M.-Thc Lincoln Reader; Bishop, J. A.-The Day i.tncoln was Shot; Colver, Atl· ne-Mr. ;Lincoln's Wife; Herndon, W. H.-Life of Lincoln; Lancaster, Bruce-For us the living; Lorant, sudan-Lincoln; Hill Life in Photo· graph; Randall, R. P.- Marr Lin· coin; Randall, R. P.-Mr. Llneoln's Sons; Sandburg, carl-Abraham Lincoln; Thu Praire Years and, The War Years; Thomas, B. P -Abraham Ltncoln; WilUams, T. H.-Lincoln and His Generals and Wilson. w. E.-Abc Lincoln or Pigeon Crr.ek. · . A Oili'Cussion 'Of rl'hc Cmmum~ty 11n, Paul He.Ddt;raon, Phil Wolper-t, ..., SUPER MARKET · •· · •.~ . MIDDLIPORT, 0. · · ·. . .. ii\:RIETTA, 0. UP.:_·D r. Drace: N'iiitl, ~vcl\ 84~ fqrincr .. ...-; dean and ·~.t of ·:HI.tfitbi OoUege, died tit. Ibis ,.c:~ 'bum~(\ : ' 'El 'f1tll't'Sdey .Jlila'llt ~ter • · · UIDelti. Jl-e sarved ·Jt:!l :pre. ,(,::',.- ~ ,of tlhe OQ\Wie from 1942 to ' 1911&. . ' . \ -. lie ....,lvod d.. ·If'!~ d'tO:m Wtawhbtn'b OoJ.Wrce at · ~~K11t1., Oll!l Ibis P1L D. d1> .!', • M"" .._, ....Bli ... TMt. H .......~ - · 17, o Oollo. aa. c.. aa. ....,_ O.C.U."' . . tnow tu""-1 In touth. BY DAYTON MOORE pe!ISimistie about itB accomplishUNITID PRESS STAFF ing the objecttive of 0011oing the CORIESPONOENT plight of the nation's priet: squeez The industrial development WASHINGTON UP- The Senate ed (arm«&. of the Central Ohio Valley Agriculture Committee today ap'*'J1be f>n><iident gave the Con· 1hown in live telee.uts over ·· ·- ..r pro'led 12·3 an omnibua fMm a1d ~sand the people a sound f2rn1 National Broadcasting Compahy : b11l including a "AOil bank" and bitl, biJt now tiM! ehall«tii of .g et. originating from WSAZ·TV in return to ri.Jid price prop~> . ting Cood l.egisl,ation. are dim," ·h~ April., But the rigid prlce propu.l f.ac. told t'lepOrlen. Announcement was made tocllll ed a hard fiebt ,in the Senate and o•·L..· 1 IIE'WS: WIO:'I ~~ by Lawrence H. Rogers, Vice Prei1 if pas:red by Congress a pouible Case: A Sef!ate blue-ribbm oomdent and General Manager prcsi<lential veto. mittee opened its in.v~a1:i.on WSAZ, lite., Huntington, that Both friends and focs of the pro- into whether & Nebr.Ma lawyer station In cooperation wilh post~! prdic:ted victory in the Sen- tried to "buy·• the vote of Sen. ate by a narrow margin. f<Tanois Case R SD on the nraturHuntington Chamber of c~·~;:;~; has completed plans to . ln 1954, the Senate threw out ;~I gas biH. Cue was ttte fi-rst witNBC's "Today" program, rigid !Upport.l and approved 44 adminiJtration • tsponsored Jlcxto 9:1J9 A.M ., April 24 and 25th. Jble supports of 75 to 90 per eent Highwaye: C<.ng!'e!'i9 m- tryu1~ Lo Ae<:Oi'ding to ltogcrs, the of party. The omnibus bill wuul<J build ihigh'Wllys foond itself in a cast of "Today" including restore rigid supporu at 90 per tight squ-eeze betw4:'etl cars ownDave Garroway, reporting cent. ers and' lrucker5. The problem is lilies Jack Le8CQule, President Eisenhower said at his how 1o dividl' the cost of il.'he mulIIIQ · fHIEI dlplumabl: •tand ......... Lee Ann Meriwcthm·, IICWll conference this week he t.i.-b~IIK:m dollar road program. chlmpanzec mascot J. Fred Mugg'a · ,; derlqJ a rvrmuta would be " gravely concerned" if The House Wars and Means ComFrom left.: would all be brought to HuntinC Congress yoted a return Lo rigid m~tee starts bearings '1\iesday on u. 8. ton with a crew to conduct tile supports, Republican tsenators pre- a pro))06t'td tax bill that would teleca11t Jive from area locatiOnlt dieted he would veto the bill if inttase hi'Xew 'B<:IlO!IB the bo-an:J on faciliUes contained them. tiru and fueL personnel and equjpment. The Agrieulture Committee - - -- - - - worked for 11% boun at a man· Il '' .. ' thon seSiion before Voting out lbe of farm bill early this morning. Virginia, Ohio, and Kenluck.Y High price • supporU squeked ~"] the program one morning to witil an &-7 vote. And i!e· L IDIC cuss t~ potentiil of the area wH•h Jim V.e naari's ~ : ~k· of spite tbe 12-3 vote on the entire devel~ing. hill . . . mitt<e m•mben ill • sebed 1,. .. r .feat. ~~;~t~~ Jlut!•nd, 23 ''oting ffi!lened the ~~t to fight .a AP~. 11.... '" · • · rfte 'riia~"'p;.; !'1~. ~,... '~he fidOf ' ~ some of the bUI'.,.. ptOvi&lons on Tbirt.y..:wftn ·patiezd..; w.J»._.e cast each day wUI be concerned ·tour-mmoot .g ots oor J>f the Mkldleport.Racioe &arne the Sen.ale floor. tome dn 000!3ct with Tubereulosis primarily with industry in Hunt· way on .February 21 ~t 8 P. M. at and ~he winner of •he- Rlltl'811d . The~ ~articularly refeced to the line .tdn»e vr another, were eqminington and the Central Ohio Valle}' .1ht" Pomeroy Ju-n~r Hi~ ·~.!1 · and who ewr wins tilt'\ F..a&l:em- hlgb n,e~d 1upporls. ed Bt a -ehe9t dinK: in fbe affice lncludiilg Ohio and Kentucky. ium. The drawing {or pasUioos Harrisonville game. One oi the three committee or Dr. E. BU'\.J'imti, Th11111>1by onIt i!l contemplated that the .show was lheld Thu'Mday night. l'fl .t.be rreperve t~marn.ent, Ra- members who vo.ted against the der !the ~hip of the TB will originate from loeatlons on I''O'll.owing this oorJtcst, the R<l- cit»e is seeded to ·play Ruu.nd in measure-Sen. Clinton P. Ander- Association wtd MeDgs Health DeU1e Ohio River, various indu!ltrial cine quintet takes 011 t'be IMilddle- the cuntaln :rai:;er of the tourna· son D-NM, a former secretary of partment. and. transp.ootM'!oo. d~ve.IOP· 'Yellow Jackots. in Nre sec· ment Oil Feb. 21 Ott 7 P. Ml. end agricu.llure-replied ao emphatic AcoorOing l(.o a one .new mcnts, JIB w,ell as the studios of mufl!d of the tournoament: the winner of .t\his oonte.St tangles "No" when . asked by re~ters if ease bas beert reportect six new WSAZ-TV. 1u.e winner of the Eastl.'rn'-liAir· with the SEO ~e champions he thought Jt was a good bdl. 611Speets were exammoo a Wa'le 11 k born rrom Middlopor:t, two nights later . Committee Cha-itm.an Atten ~· new contacts. Eigbt oW cases; Allvanced details were comple- riwnviJJ.c coniC$!: wH! •klc · :; a.t 8 P. M. Elleodfo.r [).La . said be expects .t!he folH' okl suspecl8 and seven old ted today foUowing a survey by Senate to str;mt dcllatin.ll! tbo Jcgi.s· ~ were abo C'becbd at libc Stanley E. Fllftk, NBC Project Sup. 'Dhe Ea$1.ern· retim'\'CS will . bat· la-Hoon about Feb. 20. -clinic. ervisor for "Today", All ncgotiat.. . >tle H'8'l"risonviUe 0(:1• Fe~acy 23 ''This wiU producoe the .same At. the clilrie Wen!: Dr. C. R. ions have been conduct[!d by at 7 P. lf. The winner of this ronhouse [iglll. as befOl'e in 1954" An· .._.kwood, chest ~ fmm WSAZ offldals and Chamber of test and >the winq.cr of the Middle. Columbu6; Hn. Beruiee Ledlie. C"Omfl'loell'1Ce rcpresc!Dtl!ives, Prcsi· poT1t. antd Wbo evoc. w.i ns .tlhe Ra- derson said. Sen. George D. Al.km R-Vt.., · Members of the local Aaloeiation dent Richard Gibson and Manager eioo-RuUaM · gatlle, wiU play ·at 8 rankiklg GOP member of lt:be o::m· iocluded Mrs. Dwight W~ and Don Baker. P. M. on Feb. 25 wht.ch is on Satm~ttee, said •he voted for the Hrs. Wallace Bradford. urday nigllt me<~sure w~Lh f'CSI'li"Yatioo. He W'P~ ' Next clinic is set ftr AoriJ. 5. It is expected that Flink and a EL CENTRO, Cltl.jf, UP.......A The re!eret5 ·are: Bob Saw, Noteam 'of production men will re- sci.smolo.gilsll fQrecast 1omty 'li'CVa"al 'l:ao Mace l'Dd Dan Wedge, all uf turn to Huntington February 21 daY& of aUer shocks from :ar 5ll'mlg AtheM: T.he tlnJe ..WlJ a-Jteni:a.te to conduct further survey11 for PO· -M'e xiean earthquak-e w.hieh· ro&oo .game.<~ ' t:he £in:t two days. of the gram information and technical a wide a.rea. a-nd cauSed m~ t.ournamffit but Baur and' ·'Miace data. damage. . wt·D: call the mnats On. Satu~y. P'iTI9t. shocks wero r_CC."'''l'd('d ~ 'Jibe toumoam- ni.anager is How· County Superintendan_t 6:33 A. M. PST Tlhu:rsday. They ard Knight, -pl"inelp&l or Pomeroy were fol~owod by a scr.ics of reg. Junior High <lflkoiaJ. .SOOI"ft'. Jame~ To Be Guest Speaker "' jo~ts .thruughout the day en11 Diehl; off-icial time keeper, Bob night. tn a ci\'il oactrkm, coneenJing a ltobertls. SAN' FRAN'2'1SCO UP-Mass t.axpayers wit by IM. L. Fnu::-b o. 0. 1'-tt.crsoo, Mei.JJI> County 'J1he .quakes were CeJt mo.'>l Pr.cserrt. at the ~willg for posi· "Mad Doot" [,. Supclli.nt611.dCotl of SchoolS, w.tLI be ~~r,:~~.:·n~· ,.:,rmpeni'ld .and San tioru ..in the ((Jumament. :held i·n agoaiDNt James O'&Dllor $3100, a rin'll OWII """~· IC'CIOtlfti of Q flight •the rsuest spe&ker, Feb. 14 wlteh but. commun,itiCfi .the oounty supe11inteodent's offt« rn.QIIli.on tw beeo filed iD . , , •tho Miiddleport 8usil)CS9 a·nd Pl'Oof (he Mexi~ were Oharlesl Stlanlcy ·and JW14!s eo\nmon f'ileas (::oJ_.t nquest:tng from the elet!tric dlalr disclosed Wday he eluded a would-be mptor fess1omrl Women'-s Club moottS' at . and' 100 miles to lit:s '80\ll'h Die-trl, Pomef,oy; Barl Kdight. and the court il.o arot zm ibe lillm· only to be tl"<<PJ)ee! by a PI"**· •the Fi-rsl P-noob)olt,er,iaon OIJurdl reportod them. The f·lrst jolt John Parso-m. tAtiddlepor(; Or'i.s nrooo served. Ix'olrer who thougbl. he was just a T!Je motion sbatt$ tlmt ULe sum· CVIJ1IIIOll tbict. rw t:hcir diorrer meeting. felt 1'1!1 far east 'as 'JU9oon... Al'liz., Smit·h, Jim VelliWir'i, Henry Null tMht. HonMr FOl"l''CC9t, ehldnnan . Wieored centered ·near .tlbe tmd JQe Mlk"hel'i!t.di, RuQand; .DiU moos was made .oDt B. 0'· lrviu "Chtn'tR exec-Won" slay.oC rtbe Educatl'On. endi V'OC'atJkm.ai head of ~he Gul:f oC caHfOim.i-a. Pll'iUiP!, Har:ri·sonv:iUe; llart5ell Cl" of six pei1IOD8, was ca'l)tured Its ......;., . llCCIII'Ii· """ ••mnulu.<e Dr. Charles F. Riebl ... of tho Dodl1i.U, Eastef1Rj Olan!tnce lilry• Moigo - · Oounly. ""'" - >II in a San Franci5ICO ~ 11tm1'bcnJ wi.ll be Jn· dbarl:e tlhc Imtti~ttle of TecbnoJogy ma:n, DonaM Wolf' and Cha!les q 4o the motioo ~ tbat t:be 'Jiltu:r~Sday wbile illr'yUrg W .bock two p.ro.gr&m ~hidt Will a:1so ttlclude Pasadena sa·k t the after Shakes NOJTis, Racine and o. o. Pattersoo BUDtmcms was made_oo O'Brien in 'l'ings 'he lbad 81olen 4n lJ08 Ange. Mol ·pC!r'StOlJal. cilpacily end oot as les. """de b)' a goost. lor days. ooun.1y fiuperinlettdl'nt. Jamel O'Brien, county fll1(li:IDCutm'. The pcr.mbr\~Jrer 1Kumc suspi· ctous and called poLice but del ec- ,;.g Ch11pot.c.r 10£ Futu.re Fanners of Staats and ~...any King, Amcl'ica was ,p:rosCIIJtcd by l..ar11"Y ~ ---....:c...._ King, Woa·ham:a Uiglt St."hool stu · dent., •at .llhe ~u\'<111' mooting of •hbet Ben>d Rolaey CI·Ub Oil Thurs· day cvoning. Robinson Fines Two For Traffic Law Violations Two men ~ere I.i.ned litn Mayor E. F. Robkk,on's oC:Ottl't. ~ ni;g:ht; •nod ..~ ,nan w~ ibctr,. eet101ted ~ the ~r jJ:iA ' by 1o. Natkmwkte JI)Wf»llte Oo. carl enforeetntlllt ot!icm!J ·~ rutute' t'annei\9 wiU be. given In · a,obinti0n'8' oqurt. .Piu1 Oar per, Pomeroy, Wllft !lined $5 ~­ d"kfL"m":er loll~ 10 nt"l)N} ~1nts· ··loc .~~ IirJr fa1LUC, ·ro t'!OOp 'Itt a .~~ .,_. "'coori:<'l.od a(loer fie itioign.&l, .m, ~ H'twlr~.· · Ki.-.g ·:a~alt'd •to Bll~'olle -wtto Pomeoroy, ~ . f~. $100, ~ \ desires to have his placc ·of bust· Otto -· -'th6 charge, .drdv.iq: .... "' · -or• """' 'ill nc..-w.:., bi.s fann, · o.r his !hiJDlc ·.;,n. jai1, while ~Citect 1 sprQtfll &y tbe :grWp to 'advii!Pe ilhe Th.~ aberm~ <Oftieeh ~td :. chapt:er of it. that Jack Stafford, 51• Dexter Pre5ent at tlhe mooW~li ware Wll'l ·anre<~t:cd by Oonst~bllc Cocil Poaul Sctmel.der, Hel"man L-a-u;nc, Cook, Th~. He wa& eiwlrled J'"' !'lord Cam>atk, Jlll1l<ll Di<>bl, E. 'in •a wafl'ant 8WOM by Hurley L. StelJ<, . Jim llam!>t.o" Donald NeJsou, with ·l •fus: his IP'1h run RouSh, JattJeao Fl-ettohfr. Ol)de ·aL 111rge. StaffOl'ld is. itQ firtJaDd trial Don t'og""""'g, Hatty Mil· on .I!IJ.~ .cha:rees be!ON! Jul!ilttee of l•, Lewis ~. R....U.Capeo the Peace R. L. Griadley, Mtiaen- .Former'Ma~iettn . :~:: t~~ ~~'\!"om: \, ...Coli D JS ·.·· 10-wiut•.for.....Oh"ardt'h•Uhcy , · . . ege . · ea~ . .PI ;uaimed 8.y D .. eath ~=:-hich ' ft. Cu Model C.r. :SO. Fltkler.. ~.II. M k -. N. Rulo - - K•• U. W•pn. 14. Wilkie> PorhiW. RHiai H. ... Mrlh aM rain pault.ly Return To Rigid Price Props May Bring Veto By President . MIDDLE EAST FORMULA Books On Lincoln Are Displayed At utiU•lng the or o :.,,.•• , , •pecial Pomeroy Library meetingplannedthe tG6verno" , ·-· The chalrman will head Lhe Heart Fund campaign-.Jo IJe stag. The R.otariaM wr.rc 't.ol'd ·bhat i:d in Meigs COunty. in conjunct· l•he l'hap!lu1 will be cngagOO .rn t·h•' ion with the national drive of the clhoina>~lon oi ·hazards 11boutl •IJom· American Hear~ ~atlon. c!l and busine.:.stw .U1.rough 18' 30 • day peri"od. Participa(ion. in tAle -.,. 5 • pproves y ole l>b --·· .... trOm tbO ~ ol a,;. ,. ...,.ki 1110'1. . • .t'oley, halt, ~ 'l'llalxt, illlt!l ~· villc. it And · Cage To)lrney ·~ ... l7 Are Examined At Chest • • Held TLursday through me .... I' which :report, Southwest Quake Shocks Are Felt . Over Wide Area -O'Brie~ Requeti "Mad Dog" Irvin Court To Revoke Capture Is Made Suit Summons In San Franciseo .....s..... t_h_c_e_ar.:. .cot:.:.':l :hec:. iUm=:;•;: ·__·____ Hear FFA Plans .oomm~t.. The dl••••·· of lbo &cart clreula. .8end Rotarians . ~ deaths y~r o · eo· . , . Idea •pe<ioal State•. and in Meigs Count> as well n · . mmumty mprovement .tJYan 33c -': Rag Rugs 3 for 1.00 bli!SCS. tln•lfflUIUOtt41 Sotmtlp>\o,ol II"~ of Berns.dtiine Oney ...., ., sociQll studioes teacher at Wahama and hired Norrna Jean Dwrst .in .her plaoe. It atoo rotod to purdlase a new tire Mrs. Charles Mullen, Pomeroy proof safe fOl' WahMna at 8 00 ~ ''Will serve a~ chairman of the 1956 uf $77.6.90 .10 repJace one ruined .Heart Fund Campaign in Mei&s by buJ1glars :recenl'Jy. ' cOunty, Februar1' 1 through. Feb· rulcy 29, R. W . Klsll&ne, pres1dcnt In •addK:loo, tOe bo'lnd lliecided of lbe Central Ohio Heart Associ· lo enf.oroe lts PQ#cy o1. lpCI'mitting .,Uon, announced today. Mrs. Mul· dnivcr's ~ ct1rtr tin be usnd len Was also campaign. chairman for driver's edUc&Uon , on:Iy. The for the Heart Association in 19~5. Pt; J'll&aB&Dt Hieh School car ~8 . . completely o003troyed. in 11 lfilrc HOL,Z:ER HOSPITAL OC tho funds tolleeted In th.ls ea'l"Jim- in. .tthoe week after bcing Admitted Thursday: George Me· )'_ear's Heart ear:n~,a!'n. 75% will Mt by a .ttnrek. 6daeh Rkban:l· Hor· Kenzie, PomerQy; Frank FUJCale, rema~n in the Central O~io . Area .ton of Pt. Pleasantr was dtivin€ Pomeroy; Thoma:;; Senter, New to c_o mbat the heart disease ;::H:::'.:.":.:"::.·c_______ _ _ throueh research, education, and · ~mmunll.y heart programs. the price o( a pound o[ GOOD LUCK . . =•*++t.:++++++tt't:ttt+::++t++t+ * OEN£1111. RICTIIoC * IULOYA * EMIISON ... wl!llin. •h• wUl bid t•····~***********•*******i : Any newspapcrboy who collects 6QO ''Clover Stamps" is eligible to + compete for one e( the College Scholanhip:s. He then writes an essay of 250 words or less. Tb' writefll of the te11 best es.rt1ys arc the ftoal winners of the $1,000 % College Scholanhips to the colleges of their choice! •eel The percentage of deaths in Meigs , Phorit 6154-J Two wm .· LOCUST STREit pot~t. eoooty d!U'Fng !l!ltc -calen&l' year Improvement Projeet nQ.W bemg o. 1. Dostie, J. L. Sllew.amt. ood R. Were: diseases of th~ 'heart and oonducl.ed 'locally by i-h.e Wa-hama J. WiHiamson. (}u(!sl,s. were .Bob APPLE JUia. . 46 oz. can 29c YOU background) Ue on Loa A.ngelee aldew&lk where a.n auto which bid Qf $147.761 !or tlllat aJil Qf .the mioor dedudions •· tM· pt"'ppiied: Wsh:&ma· gym~um oou.Jd be <Bdded i'ater witOOu.t .im. audibollium 'be 81.1bmitt.od: to pa~ring tOO bitlilic oonstnuction of tbe ii!Genl govam:m~ for ~P· t'he bu:i:ldingt The buildq Wlde.t1 ·tbei new bid (Jrovatl: .it wae at :a meetri:ng <>l·IA>• Oolmly ~of. EldJJ \>e eE~!!r'l!i ,1110,!109. jill;!lt . .lor .jl'.o.lOO;Oj!O ati<ft OD ·~·.:~ : ded ~ a sj)OThe hlckWD, silbmrttai by .tlbe ·ht boing C. H. Jimison Co., end l"npresenls ci-.al ~evy passed ,'flhree· yean 'flgo a deduction of .throe a'ltem.at.es white $50.000 is bein:g providro by as)ted !or on ooili;naol bkie. 'Nle the federa-l govWJlK'Int. Appearing before the board· on JirniSon Oo., submirtted a bl'd of $182,820 earli'« for low on Wedne9day Wlls P.auJ• W . Swo,pe, the- 'PI'Ojeot:, ' fit181te dilrecloc t:Ji .oohOOI. transpor• The new bid wlll ~ncl·ude the tation. Swope doi,scussed !hazards ~"' of ltlbe foyer, the ornis created by Mason Ooonty'.s crowdPJa lof- down spout9, lfU1ter'9 arnd ed schooJ buses and recommendeol .t.omt seW&r .sy,t~em, tlhe redootioo seveN] w-ar.o w!W.cb coulld. ':remedy · ot the butlding' bei.:ght <UJid !ii!IVtma:l the s H.uaMon . SWQpe TCOOmmendcd (l) tiM! ~miiror~. ·'Attlh·itect Imrtg Bpwman Slaid strict enr·oreement of a zon.ing poHcy throughout •the t!Wiltem, (2) ttrc cessa-t,i"On of carrying rpuplls WhO 1JiVe WtLtbin ltWO miles o{ sch-ool, and (3) Te-~heduling of ~&tDot:het> lb39c shoulder lb 29c 1.29qt IJTOW New Revised Bid Is Submitted On Proposed Wahama Gym 99c 18x36 PAINT foreground; .to a halt agai.Mt a lamp • to U north, 36 to 42 MUth ,.,... 49·1 -.. titat •truck a bue plo\\ed lnto a cruwd of 1lli penona waiting at a bua etop. The auto (I1ghtl cama f * ........ h• touftl tDnlght, ... J2 I 10 lb bag INSIDE WALL AUTO RAMS BUS, PLOWS INTO 15 PEOPLE WAtTING ' . tWq WOMIN (l~ft the great thiJ'lg is, he docsn 't have to wait rorever to own the prize he wants, because lhe contest lasts only 8 weeks ... so start saving your GOOD LUCK "Gover Stamps" right away. t. 52, CJw4y with rain tt.. . .,.......,~......,-...... Martha White FLOUR • . ..ltw,. . . . S lb. bag 49t Martha White CAKE FLOUR . - ......... -.. ..... BEANS SUPER' MARKET ···-- "ICI STAITII Slf In addition to ono at t ... coli••• scholo..,.lpa, IMk at tho torrillc prlzoa ho can win 1 Made br euch flltnDUo -nufocborora ao: POWEll _ -· The.Ohio V Industrial Will Be 85c . . . . . lb. 19c . .. . Walh C.lor..Piyte 5n dllh,Oft • dbhwcuh., - lolling womo WOft•t flurtllt Colort •toy brltht aMI chMrJ' gfw ynrs of •v•rycla)" u... OilY' ...... I COPPII ....... COllEGE pcrboy. Easy, isn't it? Yet by helping 6 for S9c PlEa BACON -·~ ONE YEAR Help Your Newspaperboy Win Wonderful Prizes-Including one of will •s Single Copy breaking cracking chipping I 8 w«ks and gin them lo JOill' newspa- BABY FOODS lNG HENS PORK ROAST . -. " and you booh profit by geooing to !mow each other better. . i How to colltcl )'Oill' COOD LUCK "Clo- OHIO! Pertly cl""r' todtr hlth lion. S.tur•J' wf ..., MOW In &dltorlal Pboue 1117 No.252 EXTRA! EXIRA! ~ Heref The Second Annual AU you do is sue GOOO LUCK Margarine UCJon."'' Stamps" ror the next WEATHER ent1ne at 4•4•Nfr Good Luck Lo.,a) ~lini•ter Ami Wife GuL'!!I• Wetlne:<olav• • Deeoted l'o l'h A · revoised Legion Auto Sales Pomeroy, Ohio Tboml.$ T«ftll. Sbe abo caltfl.l on rber sitter aDd brotber-ilhlaw llr. and Mrs. Ff'aok R)1ber. MI"&. Ca'l'l Moore 6'PfO( Mooday wlth ·h er plll'enta, Mr. 100 IMrs. V«a. Drib. ~. YN. .EQuna ~ .nd dau&h· >tel', ~ Lehew ~ -~ v' P~ and lllr. tllld Mn. Will· ~ TbueDtt -Of St)Tacuse vttit.ed SUJXby, in Cokimbua and Or:ient . u- D ~~L -..·o, \t1abt rC.:er IDd dneh· t.er .ed Mrs. Robert Morrlf Sr. Visited in Mi.nersYHle Suodrloy with Mnt. Amanda P'arbr. . ~ • · and Mrs. Edeaor Tbomas, son -and dauJbter were ~ buslnes& m•tOI'll in Pldrersbur. John Fri.ok bart Rturned. to Ibis bome Rock ~s Road from ~~ !Me~ Geftera) Hoopi.t21. and rs unprovlDg Dioely. .. • e lb. Bm ~ ol Antio;!u~y tpeot Wedneadtf with 'her fa4'Mr- Mrs. Donald Hauck and Mrs. . _ James Sayre were guesll when ardl bave moved to theU' 11.ew proving st~tly and i:s ' 'Plaooing , ,. ,-., ·" ' Mrs. Onille Well entertained the home.. to oret:um to Itt~ bome ·m, Wi:Ddlee ~YI ANNtY!J.SARY· Christian Compt~nlon class of the M J te'J' in· lbe near fuwre. Mr .. ~'i:Mr's· H.a.rt... LfoDll, ·woo Pomeroy Church or Christ, at her Mrs. Cora Thomas 8fld rs. oe bave ~It in poor bealtb, rele-1 home, Laurel St., Tuesday even· lng. Rerreshmcnts in kccpinl: with Sl. Valentine's Day were scncd by the hostess to Mr~<>. Lee, Mrs. Cunningham, Mr~ . Walter Ken· nedyJr., Mrs F.dward Parficlt, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. JefTcr11, Mrs. Dnnver KapJJie, Mlt;s Gilmore and the two gucshl:. - Celebratecl At Kinder,garfen I Nothing To Buy- Just Register Your Motor Number at POMEROY SOCIETY Callipolis they NY a ye~uq deer, wbicb bad apparently swum the river, cros5 the b1abWI1 beltw Hobson aod bead for the Obi.o biHj. Pu ils of the . . ~n. Lula Muon, Charleston. " .!__ ....,_. ... , _ ~~~ Del M~. Wllijam Francis, Syr• .::_. ·~-,::..~_."""o euse, ·1~e gueJt.s tbiJ week of tlltJ ...~ • ,_-.ble ...... _, etelebft. Miss &M"a Kerw-ood. Otlber guests . tJAoam ~~L~at.o.~•Goola,.,~ Mrs c T Ratab and lliBa \dW'l .,~.,.,. ..,... •a.,~ F · ·. -·...; ... ..,., first · eel~ ...,..: atle rancJ.t. -eport.. .8 ... '- b~....:.. • ~""-1"'· Afr; .' loci ~· ,Lewi11'ripld.t A va~.,..- ll>eme- c--L-~ ·h<~ve ~ it,b& ho-. .on So. _.... . ....__.._.._..__............. ~~ Second A.vuoue w.bieb WM oWDed .._ Hit ......, · "'!'"',....._ auu reby Mr. .00: b. Ma-nn.t v....._ lr~ o.r:. ~ee cream,. COOkies Pomeroy and •M'I'. oand, 1es and favors of bJow..euts Triplett and children bave moved and tbe tQaeber ~ Guy Rey· from the Pratt apstmcnt to h!JI ooids, &S816t.ed .Mrs. C&!h 9abr parents' property and Mn. R!Mpb Gibbs Jr., wtt}J · the party. Michael Gftss a&sisled Jacob Spencer, II:J.iooie aDd a, 1rith the Hl'=rinl and Gftl'or,y Charles Spencer, ~ ri.sMd GlbiD wu a '~Ue&t. Friends elJo8eq_ Mr. and Mn. Vent Dava 1\le!Jda)'. eo tSit .at the party wef'let Gary Mr. and _ Mrs. Robert CunHn.iacs Wilml, Billy Hapt.o~-- let· Ray~ille, H.. Y., tbave heeD frey ~ Waada .Peletman •heroe Y'ttitin:g ~wister" llrtr. Mlrie IDd Cb:rWine Koebloer. Houclt .mel family. wt.a ~-_ . drcn, Tommy, ~ V o,wital ·'- pa:tlmt at •Mft.Ball Hemarlj( Mrs. Asa Camp Ellen, (Paula Becky Ja~e ~. ..iiJi~. Coats it lim· wtt1 : ~~ed. ... · - Tuesday Meeting The meeting in charge of the president, Mitis Louise Gilmore j opened with devotions led by Mrs. H. D. Cunningham, an<! prayer by the Leacher, Mrs. ·A. 0 . Lee. fo'ollowing a short business session, Miss Gilmore was in charge of the entertainment and prizes were awarded to Mrs. llarolrl Smith, Mrs. Aldo Jeffers: and Mrs . Hauck. $150,000 Sweepsta~es hlJe Place and two daugilters, Gaines, Thursooy. Fel:iruo2' 9, 195~ Jame., ~... or cor"i"'" """""'! MR.- AND·MRS.~ HELINDORE AND FAMILY,-ALl THEIRS . Holter Granted Registry Right IHlATI'L~BORO, VT. • Roy L. Holter, Pomeroy, Obio. has lx-en gi\'('lt the privilege of lhe c:rcclu· sive use o( the name "'Holter'' aH a herd name in regiAlering hi~ 1mrebred Hohltein-Frle.slan cattle. This prefix name is granted and wiU b(! rC!L"Orded by the Holstein-· Frleshm As:;ociation of America. 0\'er 1300 prefixes were re~~erv· c<l for br~dt'rs in 19M. Market Reporu f"tNCINNAT'r, 0 . UP'"=Product-: Eggs, .stMlodr. OOBSUmeot A Drce 43 to 45: brown .U to 46: .rne· dioun~e; 41 to 43: brown· mix 41 1o 43 : C:>.'tra l11rge 40 A:O 41; A ·IWVt' wh~IIE' 36 to 49: A m~ium white 34 4o 37; A mOOium hroWilt 34 .ro 37: drccb- 29 t.o 30; B lqe 34 W bivcs w«e unaware of Intin 's id-Pot ioty unW 100 beatme imootirot wfth Hre.tr questioniing .:and blurt«! out that he was ·bhe Qhjcct of a nat,ionwide manhuDf_ 30 Meigs Farmers Attend Poultry Producers Meet 'More 1•han 30 Mt"igs fanner~ at_.. :\end('d 'a tll('t"'ing of t.hf' SEO Poultry Producm"S' AfSI:ooiGCiation Jrt.ld Thursday •r.j,gbt at the CIJ'Ut"t bOU,<:e . 'Jib"e program for tl1t' even-in;: pre$ett1ed by C·barl('l'jo Powt-JI rmd K€'oith. GarriROno C'!lgint"~CT'S wit.h Doane A~tund 5N'vi<.'e, wa.~ St. L.ocmR;, •MO. T.hese men· shi>Wf'd ·pi'l"t'lm'SI and disclUI!Ied t'lte buildi·ng.<; w;ing pole strtmltif>n: lt'YJ)I.\ ll!f(! of con- Tht' mC'Moing was 'in einlrge of rryel'S 1C lowet": ft)'· P.rf'.'lidcnt 'l'bereoll Joln;on, Ra· crs 3 .t.o 3 1·2 lb 18 to 21; OOus <'Pnt'. -and routine buSiillcss of illhe m'er 5 lh 2a to 25: ben& 5 tb anrl a:,'SOCi'al ton was condruct.OO. tt wall 131tDNnced tbat tile sixth U1l'rlnr 18 .\o 19; bnl:9 ~-egtiom:J 15 lo t7 : oL(I moslem •9 to 12. ar..nu:rl Ohio Brotlcr Scbool lit 37 ~ 1 l• ic kNl.~. lllll"" 90 """"" 66. OSU would be w FebrJial'y Z2. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 02. February Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource February 9, 1956 stout young