http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/ade88f3fb8729c4b5a6206c31ae497c5.pdf a6cdcb0cf9adb837cd82dc3a620679a1 PDF Text Text ____ _ -l he I • • 011 1,, '- t t r Vrh & lllttl SIM l " L I , !... l t l:;h St.a. f'ol n111b 11s, Ohi o ,J .. .... ......... ...... NOW YOU KNOW 1 -, Wn lo lMl ., lllll on,llo ._ ;wtt,,,. u.- .... Smith ci.,t.g Co. Mlchli.pilW, Ohio No.2iie-------------------------"'"i;;;;;�;;;;;:;;�;i::;;;;--;;;:�;;::�::--;.:--�;;�::..:.::._____________________�-'.:'.'.'�•�--------Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Thursday, Jan. 5, 1861 'Property Losses By Fire Jumped , J :/'.,.·. �o Over $45, 000 t.:r riJ: , Good Buy from , • • . BAKER FURN ITURE 3 COMPLUE ROOMS All New Furniture , . Including Range and llefrlgerator $595.oo - ·. 0- Broilers .... .,. _ .. 31 c Piece Chicken Sale B reasts ��� - �. s � . .... Br1. de1"1•,rroom POseS Hope ,.. T BeI . •ans ,.,.. Roostt.� -· - - .. . ' Three Logged fryar1 _ Win g s��-�"-�. . . -��-294 ', .. 37c Salt Bacon ••·- 111 ...: -· .. 29c Morton Dinnen � J , :tf h:w, . � _.,_ � �� . Ca m p be ll's S o u p· _ -,;;_'!::. Margarine • 6 $1 Seo . .. ..... Hies ----= -� 4 ..... $1 n ·-. -� �- ....... . . .� ...... ., __,.. 2 - .... • T.angennes ��-� - - ... � SALE $10.95 to $23.95 Glrl1 11111 Subt11n Complete S,1 .. tlon In "Red Wint" Sh- HARTLEY and BENNETT SHOE STORE Pomerof "Middle of Upper Block" COATS '"''""' lh1a a 01,,. SNOW SUITS * * * Oblo BECKY'S j,IIDDl.l,oaT Potatoes . • ·-..:.'·(. � '. while ' . .. 25 ... 98c re • s I •ol· ..... 45c 1w mounted f' � ,r;.__ =, so '• JI ,...,,,_ I ., N .,.,..w. H 'Bo t Th. strange 'Captam• pete, Is AnnuaI Caller upon Sheriff - R• Col]ege Will Condnet N•1ght C}asses I Sb!al tiiJllid I!'• ::/.ll8�et�� ,..... so $885 Awarded In Jud ent FOf Plaintiff =-�':. bd ':t � ' -------------Cuban Char,res r, Expetted T0 pet . b Little upport In UN :;. ,!� liotln Cranberr1es ""... _., 19c All Prpcw -- U. L Na. '1, S.. A -- Barnhill Named , :., ::;;i,.1ns:ctor °" Ra• 1 w - -. ..., - - - 191 O T ::! I Jew'"• I i All Chr�stmas Candy • • • • i Prt. .,_1111 ., n,, -u,n ::.. ,... • � en:• ar. . as I $1 } f llw; .... nesda( o·s Th f Say R' h Folden Of Ads B a cks -�� -. � . . lOc •fr h n S e s Department Was Called In For 15 Acc1·dents '°""" - You Can't Beat __ _ .,. ., _ _ , .. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -11111 -------- Piece BacOII - • ... .. ._ 39c c�: s :...hou: preS)'dent O· f !w"':'J � Eastern Board Legs . . . #.;; . ... . � .. 45 4 Dou ble Breasted Fryers _ .. 43c �0 et ercy From I a11·e = =:l= r.� :i • .8::e;;:!iriI:: Mrs Kl umpp G sM nw '- 2 1 = :��� I I • ' , I F ry e rs ORSANCO, Father Body To Sewer Laws, Also Involved In Hearings I I no Cu t-u p Fryers ··- .. 31c Be PER COPY A delegation 0� II In Cotumb111 today to beard the ORSANCO Lion , 11 11 can. I n dication s are 1h11 Lion , whic h has forced hundreds of smaU towns In the Ohio Valley to spend mill ion s or 1 _ dollars for sewage treabnent plants ' may be shed of a .I i few whisk ers tooay. Lo..es al fires attended by Middleport's Volunteer J . Speclfical_ty' Mayor Kennel� M cElhinney and CounFire Departme nt took an unwelcome Jum p in 1960 ac- ' c1tm en Wilham D. Childs Clmton Fisher Wayne Gibcording lo the reports re leased today by Fire Chi ef Tom : hons, Lee Smith and solicitor Bernard Fultz are before the Ohio Water Pollution Control Board which operates D arst. . /l,' ! ; The Department answered a total of 52 calls In 1960 · u nder •uthorlty 0f t he eIgnt hi-state OhlO Riv er aru·tauon ·�· wltb a tota l of $45,095 )>eing lost by fire in the form of a C �clnnati . �J� �;;. � '.f ' 1· homes, automobiles, barns and ou tbu ildings. I n 1959 I ,· , i1 e ed there by the control board ., kl In Col umb1111 lo taken w b "',: ;,· ' 46 calls were received, resu lt ing in a total loss of $33 : ZerChilds . lull underotandins by ' : review the town'• expired permit , 1 645. kle bad picked up the the l>alJ ,__ Ohio ln ...,. Don _Mullen_, Meigs County Commissioner, aigrun In with Dant runn g a clo,. , ot the 52 calls answered to =•P row sewage into the " g Iba wben It ____ _.. """'had resol ution I<> 1Ssue $235,00 0 .,.....� �port IBA!IAN 111:CRUJT 1INIO bY the .............. -,-.w,�nt 24 were ond with 51. cou n t Rlver. 'l1>e board. m a letter tut bonda for the Dew m � . .&. ' ilod.. lomo■ ,.._ In town. Z7 out of town, with one Only two per cent ol the I I r e week to Mayor McElhlnney. Im- �- build ltJ plant - It ,flbl 11111 hospital. Bi ds a re exp ected to be ilvited I n M arch E lo R Al 1 D or • o m • -�--------'-..:.C:...C: . . N to ve of . lo ft<fflla& btJ - out of town call end ins u a lobe loaaea In town were uninaured - 1' � tar piled a dim view of Middleport'• ,� !I POV cndl, e, a , E 1 of kind . 1w expenaiVI plant. tralahol ft llle Gnlll Labo N• alarm. Last year 24 were out of white oot of town 1o.... found IS .. qlo RWp bov - chance. to have Ito pennlt reus. 1.e�� WU caught in ID Th . � ::::. � i::: town and Z2 In town. newed. · ptr cent unlnBun!d, Dant l8ld. ! ;: :..., : ex 1 G H tt ian' t, Middleport faces be- " po,ed poallion ..111 the Pol,. .--,l " in In IINIO the fire deportment'1 11,eIr '" ' ., The in-town calls .-..ulled , ■ of ... eeu 1 e Dolly up I Ing cited by the Altomey Gener- lullon Board. Laba fw !oar DION w an estlmaled damage totaling emergency-N!arue unit amwered I N p - eamp ...., a 14 day •�•-=-· The lduo wu In• al ol Ohlo for Ulepl dwnplng of '"John'• allrlsht. I appreciate le■• w lh• -•• n. $12,270. with '8,810. in building, a total ol m cells an lncreue e■ bll pooition. .. Otllda said We,!. 1 · · llololllger'a •aupler• raw aewage M • l 1111 959 e of i or tent,. , 1 o! n and nine over N con $3 tell f Elllllll Vu Meler. relallvea Sheriff Robert Harten�ach tod ay poin ted out Jst 11,11 -com Ada& Siad! ., .-aclU)IOII Pomeroy �ady hu been cl� night. ello lbe 24 lo-town calla were realEmmett Shuk!r, Middleport , Decem ber report that Me1$s Cou n ty surviv ed the lloll. pl ■ yr od and ii In court. Gallipolis CbDdo inamtaiu the O b I o el hlo ltal■hil .. will report dence !Ires . one atore !Ire, o • • First Ald Ch ief, 111d 34 ol the ' •a-millioa Code eruicted to give lonn to the d�y m �uth ':"lib only 1 5 a ccidents, no fata lities , and only over complel Ill bu ed automobiles !Ire, and three plant s ..... o wn 72 out and of l to State Com act actuall lo mmor mi unes Jue to autom obile wreck•. call 1..- dulf alMlinl 11,e u. 8. 8, dollar trealment oystem, having Eiibt m y p • . rown. 0ne hundred and r O u r Sheriff H artenbach stated that his De partment lnn.teaa; CAff, 11 Bu Diego, w bruab !I . Boan! Into written to protect toW111 like MJd. Polllltloo the !ought ..... llJn The out-ol,lown calls re,ulled l •aU, were (or v■rloua Calli. 1111 llnlher, Roliert F. ;Jed the sa � e nu m ber of accide nts m Decc111ber the court ol appeals, and lost. dleport He found that the code o·1·r1 ClaN PeU, In an estimated damage total- while 5% were for accidents. Five were mvestlgated for th e same month tblJ 8laok. lo I But Middleport ii confidenl tt dln!cla tbe ,late to uaist towm Ing $32,1125, with $20,000 being olher c•ll• Wffl1 received during Dllk!or • Ille IIDIO mlp. I baa enough ammunition to win In t..11n1 iii -,wage. He ,aya the Y�ending of last for t>ulldlnp and f12,1125 lor con- I th, vear either for tranaporql pr isoned a the county Joi clurq the town tu• Pollution Board, Instead ol ... ed Sheriff Harten�h� Ila battle to tent&. Seventeen or the I i r • • : lion. manhunla or false alarm1. ' December With the charpo .. PtYers an ell led million do!- 1i1tlog In 111cb action, act ually i were In home& with !lie • t h • r I Toe unit lr11111j10rted 117 pa, Year in orf,ce· He . reported 1 follows Ing interest OD dlsoouraged It. er aceiden11 were mvest1ga brukdown u follow" one church tlent& lo medlcl,J aid. On &bt oc- COLUMBUS CUPI I - Gov. Mt- Ian or more , Dist urbing the pact 15, lntcwnds. bo chael V. DISalle anled eJeCUUve one coal tt:iple, ooe barn, t w o cuto mo •no · paue t 1be Pollution Board " lacing 191111 _ than any year , With the _ex• • cat i<m JS. D w L '· tranaill, 5, TBE nu>ENCE a oulbuildings. two automobile&. wa• :i;anspo�� . unit ma;• clemency to con�ted torch al y, the question today . then , of an· cept100 or h11 hrst year m office. raUed to ?Ost bood for traffic . . pp, w wu Th ing th bursh and one lobe aJann. a trips to lhe Me�, General Ho• tr Mn. Ed·-'· e evi um denco be ho ,w� Kl presented iwering why M iddleport should During 1951 the department in- violalion 3, assault and ballfty S be to night, rrow ard, Ibo ore be if adml� ,pend I hall I millioo dolh>rt to vestigated 89 accidents. In l!lall auto lan:en I. old fine I. bo f executed tomo to March of IINIO WU the bulloll pita!. II to Roller I and 14 today11 found following a flve h our oonlereoco led. ol an an- treat Ill sewage when thOlt 1, no the department was called to 126 check 2 � 2, • In ,..u111 _ 2 IIIOllth. 1be department answer· other facllltleo. . ff1 .,_. 1 29, A alyoil lakon \liUll 22l91111 pollution being added lo tl,e riv• wn,cu , in 1959 the department mol..t ing a minor 1, in�:.: I I dwell• Out ol Ibo 213 callo an,werod o! lS on :t "':�de lorm« uade,- l\lpervllioll of Dr. Donald Btittum (I/PDBil year answered 145 accidenl calls. and lion t. 1ll1iOII and B • E 1 and l r . A to- by tho c1tportment In USO, 00 or. Um oo ...1-llioked 'l1lo Bo!t"'.j!IOP!t m w In !960 Ill olflCel"I Investigated execution for fine and -• L AlBrown F G. lllyd of arvin T "' , .. 11P II .,... lllOJ! wero bQured other t h a 11 � :!"ve � a Ph (u!Jy · ·io· · lli;lr· Y/lwli, nowtY,,11 ,i,I ,�- � f e, A neat 0 . .� , ('!Cla , , u rect>jD 0 zed . a to on lla109 or accidents, making a total of During the i r , n, M t , . Ibo llnt r of l9IIII � tota l Ill minor CUii and brulNI. bqf ,..,. lit. . � ll)OClacu1ar M w,. . X · · e a p.m. l I llary lootrlc cbir toeqloea . 1-lll • accidents. line, Barlrnbadl o1 1211 yu ,.,..., MIC finl> dJ@d)A bJ oloti,bla la_, ...,__ _ r 1 March �lni 116 JII< ctn! rt. move !hit ,ftlild, ttld Ibo clvfl in ha,e liilen terpreted dd murder t to or _. 1 Sherill n elected Of 15 the lepo Mi 958 y are!Sixt .......-JI f Ibo r of Ibo :,ur • lira loaeo. pe tr gb mom,o, atrilt !Ind altlklt that ha cent of Ibo yur'I i.111 k>Aeo ...... her lover'• wlfe, Mn. Louile Dr. Tarvin wrole : to requin all tqwnl to buOd dents !nvestisated this year there I :.: w two , oewage plantJ. were lour fatalities. gen. --• m · 116?, Ibo JP'fpped Ibo nat)ob f •-·• _ I '°"'· ..., npertenced In January, Febnl· '"Based 011 re.oulll al a l e w 1 llatf .,,..�· __ ____ _ DIS&lle, who bad made hlo I 758. A tntal ol 61 per w e re Imn, so ary and March. lie- oamples, tt ii concluded that . fourth trip i., the WOIIIOll' I A po- 1truggle bet..... Pre- 'l1ie no ,1pmcan1 difference de ,. • • format.,ry at Maryovllle !ale Y•• miff Gaiton Eyabna' SoVem21 lound m rlver waler upstream and lerda\• uld the resullo of a tnith ment and the a.dall,t,Jed oppo- 111811 ' and avenged and downatream• (from Middlealtlon appoarod to be 1lldinJ Into call. J� Bectble aerum tell 11,en Ibo woman at port I. I llalemate that could be .. ttu, time Wffll faclnl"I In commutlira calll durinl Ibo pa■t yur gm · ASKED .,VDIENCE mee loa organloa 'l1ie 1 K enlvod onl;r by lq Baudouin'• ---------t ting of Ing the NOtence to !He In prl,on. 1 represenlallves, rt -1 medlallon. Eallern Local Board ol Education Mn. Klumpp admitted b polit;e Middlepo re uked an - ....,Ill' Leader wu held Monday wllh Carl Ban,. lhe had '"'1-ned the body of Mn. annod with lhll port, •By BRUCE w. MUNN extra gwu-do In Ibo oouncll ....,,_ wllh lh• d!Bc1U11 it to ty opportuni rg but , murder blamed the Be en bill being electad pre,ident. 'l1le SO.ye� • monarch conU S, AT O her to guard against a llpntltk■f • N N < PI N.Y 1 I sot G. A Four entries have been llled in UNITED S IC Q I Other ofllcera are Vl<o pres!• on WOiiam Bergen after ahe woo Pollullon Board. They lerred unupOctadJy •Wedneaday od , the public outburota that )Id ted ay of pred Diplo that t t k ma t h I ' E velyn Lucke', Clerk of Court., dent, Earl Jlean; and clerk, Cm· lolll!d guilty of flr1t degree ffllll' Hall, engineer-secretory of night with lioclaliot . party Prell· ne l ould ejection ol 14 Jauc dra, rity the Council In i the dec w Secu e ac<ard' during the past day too Newland. Board membe!"I at• der )Vllhout I mercy recommendl, .: board, and the boad o attorn y• office ., dent Leo ·Collald al L■eken Palto rs Wednesday. Eight ti. 1111 H lake any action on Sovietto tng to the court jow,lal. I Thal wu early 1.,1 autumn. Rid! ro1i1.., Gravel Rill, aJ. tandJng were Orvil Holter and tlon. , ace, jull ouWde Bniuel1. ol Cuba l'r9ed the supporten that were charge, Cuban ck ba bee hao n GenevJove Powell n wu polot.d ou1 Ille teolo She oald Sersen, now Uving In No - woulcl 1111 which one •111 ... Ubd Ille way Dally , Later Hawk. the - all an mier Caitro; States immiplanned Fidel United per ,bt ■ n wu decided at the abort Arllogtoo, Va., ohot hll wife and p,ovM ....i.....1y Mlddleparl'• awanled $11115.211 withW!f 29, 1955, nent Invasion of Cuba. uked for the meetlng but tt wu S. ll■e l •lualllM ou Id• wer e anti-Castro. cent lnleN!III from J lmD. at to bann her and her oe••I• wu t■ ,uda low sealon that board meeting., wtll thre ened thalr IOCOl1d talk lln<e the Kllll , lhl■p tl■ot Iv p]111 court .,..1.1 In a suit againlll The councU wa, to resume de- Roa presented blo counlrf• .., four ren d chil d , dldn"t purified she II i.p. , 1111> nly ■ p ud e 1 � from ■ liholte11ed, honay- f T...,. -•• happier - ever. be held !be lint Monday ol each the CUban complalnt 1 h11 charge againll the United le ton t,e!ONt enterlq u,e rtv,r , Kenneth WIit. et al . Ac:cordlns to ba Ill Lui - l,e ....... a - month at I p. m. at the hlsJ, of the body. .._ lat week. llaudou;n &loo fh 11 I . A mild resolul1on was with a sharp attack afte e J ., Pleu rr· udg Common Ml"I. Klwnpp 1&ld ahe look the , tbl tllere lo ao Jallfie.■lloa the fflOl'II. N a- loll ,..,.room houN ochool. bqllinhu met with Eyakln1 twice. ,tro,,g isenhowe but ll E r snd 1 body to a lake about SO miles , !or reqalrinJ a lremeodou ... John C. Bacon ruled in favor of before lhe II-nation body, _____ Althoolb Ult In 1h11 counlrJ of for real H GnYel Rift. u wu ven was doubtful that it would e lion that CUba would lie bocbd the plalntlll. MEIGII GENERAL HOSPITAL northeast of ClnclMall snd burned peue Ill fur1ber lreatmeal, 9 , ,nJJUon people ramained half. 1 renltd Ille - day. vote. a to � Relby Soviet arma In ■n, ,s!,owduw1 ia Lynd by Middleport ofllclala also i,o in• A divorce ■ult Admlulono _ L R. RIiier, it wllh gasoline. _____ crlpp!td by leftllt•l«I llrlkea, II de�ale. requ�ted by Cu- with the United Slalel. SaYli,t e ul P t -s agi Letlfe o nson nl lleed.,vUle; Donald Rouah. Porned out that Middleport •, aewage rt.ch J h war olear Eywno' govll"tllNIII --application of the ban Foreign Mmister Raul Roa, !\r"bassado• Volerlan A. larln on Johnson • i •• r pollu eroy: Zora Rockwell, Pomeroy ; Mr. ·Bolln Wa& Dead entering the rive i Jeu had IIIOll!lh 111ppot1 to bane c,a. Popcom M achine the began Wednesday wilh Roa and supported Roa"• ll•tement•; " than that from Parkeraburg. plaintill has been dismissed Sau la Wllaon . ReedsvUle: Jo,eph ed a...ram..1 Trtunp c,-. Io h U.S Ambassador James J. Wad&- Wads rth callod h ed Due Eac Saturday W en entry lllated. wo tbe ....., ad ArriV winJ expen,lve treatment, follo 'l1ie Nfuul ol Catholic labor The Pomeroy Fin, De]t . w ill Smith, Middleport ; Audrey Bet!- J worth ex_changmg charges on the charge " empfl• groundleii, o RuUand wu e matter of flllng an a]. th n I • fpt •d rn S mll Po Ing, at y• .!: l } e ; d °:' hlo atto rt lncl. and Donal ww, de _ alkoula wu have Iba popcorn machine on uniottl In join the w v o� Ibo Middleport ledRall and olaloxrr,ibic ualot· Door while hecklers. shouted epl• and fraudulent•" The " re for lowance • M . otump w e privately they a ,pajor. trump card for Ibo IDT Matn-,t ever, Saturday during ll'lon pubhc gallery. I e eveStates brote diplomatic nlatla■ ance for the proseculiDI attorney !bell from " lor an an,wer. . :'i ed ernment. 'n1e Catholic unlono January In the aMual drive for llllcharsea - Rollie Stewart, � offlrers assigned ith CUba 00 'l'llllday cunty e 11 • U. aro time N allotted. been has 400 �. of , a . w um M -U.; Bobby Johnson, Ma, clalnl about 750,GGO mombero , hurt caru,er nd poUo !undo lo arrange an Thomas H. sarver hao also been ms, Jr., Syra- nlng 11 5' 30· He had been work- They promiaed i t IDII: · e Mlc Willia • 1Ugl,tly more than the Socialist 'l1ie Third Wan! Co. bu Jan. Both the United Stai. Md audience for Middleport w I t h ordered to pay temporary all• .. Hober't1 Caneer cuoe: Linda Wine,, Racine . and ol hi1 death. !llllj>nl. el view the C u ba expieosed oppo,1t1on ID a In CO to l chUdren • rere 'flit The body waa laken lo Chaoe ORSAN minor Yftnfflen lo oe- 7. Any flreman who csn belp any William Lynch Cheshire· mony for two ' l'a lul reso lution calUn.!I oa the two .., e�er come atiout, a divoroe mtt by Alice v. Sar· Program Approved n bao This oulll. Rome ar, IO funeral Funeral where Slturday lo 11ked to ,o)unteer, peu by Mid, ver. � action, tncludi; llber !fob« hoepital hao been ad- 11on1 to .. their dlflonuceo II, oot are unwlllm throu¢1 rangemenla pendina. ----LOCAL TEMPI c� by lffldamiel vised !bat they have again been peaceful llll!8lla and urslng all ------dleport offlclala. re it Tlie . II '•"'• lemperal■ HERE VIBIT listed u having an approved can• other poWera to de aotbill8 In ln111<111.W In blunting m� n lurthor ••• freely MAN .AIIIIESTED Mul Mecb11le 4 llerry u McKenzie a Mr. Carroll Mrt. nd tlona and cer program. The listing is dooe creaae tension between lhem. 'l1ie I e i I w I D I dentob.Etra )0 The Pomeroy Police Depart- ted In I b e C1lumb111 oeuloa lldmll olearl■I Aleo ......... , • wu MargaG Ml"I. •lolled of lll ■llipo by the American Collese of Sur· resolutton wao l(10lllONd by Cldle ruue hi other B n&iohet la and ment arrested Roo11velt Rawley, wllb 11.U thol, "No Judi• ud w rel McXemle Tuelday afternoon. I 111, .... W . leading dtlet. and Ecuador, !be Soulh Amerloan Pomeroy, lut nlght on a charge jury la IN ....k)- would Recently • member of the field members ol the Security Coundl. of Intoxication. Re .. ocheduled - Middleport ., pou.tlq ... lllaff of Ibo Colles• made a per· u the molutloo wao brou&bl to to appear before Mayor Charles Obto River. ta - ol tlle evlOW OW U IS B001fer• Met or lodlc inlpectlon of the hospital, • vo1e which IIIOII cliplomlll Le1ar. _____ d..ce." Jl,imlar &,.ion and lla cancer program. and gave dou bted bec.,u,e e1 advanre _. Bn.L CIIILD6 PROJECT The l'lli,wso, land Booltero the hospital an '"outstanding'" sltlon to tt, ahateolm 11, 1bt po Last ·- when Middle rt Al■ociallon met Tueoday eveoln1 e rd Grande 11 Rio ao_....,uncrating. The hospital hu a com- united States and oth■r p Coll ge gingerly towa wa1 1te plng 11 the lloaior.litsh School auditor• erung claP- mlttee oa cancer consisting of po,om likely would ol o!lerln Ill l Ing .. Iba • llld loo ru cono plant of t ct . tual lum e t ing required ..ie. se d gainin h coocenter ur re irectly d e at who a phyolclnn, ur fo o r ven PoUutlon the g to under coUect n 1)'11em Marie Chapman presided Board prodding, CouncHman Bill ond oemesler ol the <01leglate cemed with conducting the pro for passage. Cuba lo not a mem, I and the nport of the oecretary g,am. Dr. Georse Files, u rvloa• ber of the councll. Chllda otood alone In outrllbt op- year In 1961Each yell' on New Year'• Day Meigs County Sheriff wu gtvea t,y Mn. Tcm Crow Jr. t Ill 111 chalrmaD· or the group. ocenter u.s lllalel .......,. each In cour,.. The posllion. Mn. Ray "foodltard rost� .. Robert C. Hartenbacb has received phone calls and writa wlll maintaina they hospital The comevenings the politioo wu that there u.s. The e l arguod. with gether he i ill wheedled, ""YI and �., ct.airman and ten 'ltessages wishing him the happjest New Year pos- ' plete record oyslem on all pa· should be no N!IOlutlon before tho followa: u are t..ught himo! peot ...nt be per 100 a m1de Mn. Ran,ld Te.aford wu named slble. 1 ,ell at oooncll and committee On the cam;iuo 1t Rio Grancle llents both inpatients and outpa coundl taking coplzance of tho to flll � ,.....,,, 1Wfflhmt11II Almaet evory - ......, THE POMSROY ICMERIIEN· moellns• called to enact a ralt - English 414, Monday; Art 1 10, tlenll. which contain• lnforma- Cuban charges . Roa said CUba ,. lo a long dlllancl CY -.uac1 at I a.m. 1h11 morning were oerved ilurl,m the ooclal Uonllnanc e and aulhorfze a f!SO.· Monday: Geography Ul, Tuelday tlon on the diagn01il. treatmen ject,d any motlno whlcb ... hour by Mre. Woodgeard ml pbooo call from a man .i..n he went to old Donald l!wll1l of 000 bond luue for part of t b e History 211, Wednesday; EngUah and lollow•up, and the end results scrlbel "any type ol underolandMrt. Eucene Conde. baa me1 only a time or two. Marion, O., who had traveled plant"I expenoo. (The bond llsue 21t , and Sociology o! Thursday. of all persons oeen at the hospital Ing with the Imperialist reactmThll yoor on tho night befon, !rom hlo home town to Langovllle I At Gallipolll - Art 112 on Tue■- with • dlapoail of cancer Gal- ary government of � ElI failed In Novomber. l \ Ultt the gentleman known by tho without ■ bit ol tnuble. lipolla l1 one of the only II cltlei oenbowor." Kil point, then unverified. wu day. . I ....dliwad "'-lfl u "Captain Pete" again Wbeo ho IOI out of bi., v•h tcle . . Mn., .: _ ' oho,:ed At Jacbon - Engllah 211 on in Ohio which has one or mm. PYI. I.Ide fflaF IUrll'Y thlo mornlq at -..bored tho OIIO fellow whom at Lanpvlllt be either fell .. 1 I exactl.l' u the tel11 •later i can approved BD wilh MRS ho,pltalo Vl:_ RO_ G_ N_ -CO .JLL Tuesday and Religion or Pbllo,o. 1'¥1. Lawre■ee P, u,i., IO■ to be fact · Jo.pli llolpltal In Parkon- Melp County reoldenir don ' t for- the Ice or hi• leg just gave way. :.. W. \la. lltr room nbmher IOIprogram. E cer I lfie Consrove of ReodaMr,. Wednaday. on phy of jority a got he Finally lole, Cbarlol �tr,. ma a. Mr\ II oquadomen L Pome . Anyw roy r hosplial facllllleo tor vil le is reported u crttin■lly UI Ro bt Science Political Wellstnn At rivet the on 1long go to councll Fort hd. le Jan, for Moad�. left I ,_ II tll. ll1l Jer c Pl In , ar F� to e to take Sw the detection and lreatmenl of In Camden -Clark fl111Pltal, Park· Sil on Thurtday. Hulotl, ,.,... ■Iler 1pead· les!s at a cost of $800. Pa. C.pt. Pete called� ., ng Mllga Genfral llolpltal with a y cancer, including X-ray units hll ersburs w Va fololwtue I be p,obabl Today he ii In Columbus, 0ank- Other - will H �•Y 1, ... with hlo ,_....GI: APPLICATION the aherl(f every - for 1 Mr. and Kn. O h I to therapy and deep therapy. stroke � light the at demand a ou lo P,I. L 1,1, 11, In'• · " ,oar, ad enth111lulically by f r ..,..A'. added ll then, w n M-, 4-1, Porn.. the nQl .J't&., 'Dul,. oall , olwa,1 �. left leg,_ 1 II'"' l Yllll■d Dayltll of Congrove Dale radii! ml radium Al 11 I ... u ha I I b late , -,,1111: of Ibo tart my, nlc, and llot'1 V. C.r- belps give "Sht!'lff Bob" a IOOd .t t you "gotta be cartful" JI 11 1, r die: 1 8dool a■ hlo .._ ben of oounoU. Cor..!iil' . .bla IDOlber ... Tllo .�...� of .... John ,.... IIIOIIII.. ·- -· ,...... """""' a .... f..U., to llart .bla .... .,.., llloo. fl; ....... .. - - i BAKER FURNITURE . IN MIDDLEPORT cloudy "'Ith littlo tempenlld Middleport Officials Pose Million Dollar Question To Ohio Pollution Board Today NAME B R A._,,•. N D MERCHA"NDISE ONLY leather ::;.:=:�=..: O..otal To Tlae Jnkre,,. 0/ The M-,,-Ma.on .4reo voL _ X�_ NO. :l8 Another ent1n e at y __ __ _ ,... ... .. i.,. • &lie ,-,,-,..ne ..... la & • • wtll&et .... . flllM • '(i w. _.. w..- prevent -a.. ca1"tt "f. .�. \' ...... \ '1.f•• .. ' .. . l·-•· ""I! -1 I I i I ,.,. '"*''' -- .. -- - ' ·•,(\Iii.If. -· - . Monday: llilldar, - �a.. -•J'lo t -..,•~••-- _. "' ) ·- . I-Dally Sentinel, Pomer_oy-1\llddleport, 0., Jan._S,__1961 - Carpenter , Stephen Potter, published a little book entitled "Gameam1n1blp", which became a mt •eller on both sides of the Atlantic. It wu an amu1ln1 1ulde to how to defeat • n opponent In subtle ways which, though they didn't violale the official rules of games, certainly did Irreparable dama1e to their 1pirlt. The "gamesmanship" Idea has since been applied lo other areas of life. Opponents of the late Secretary of State Dullet, for inatance, accused him of "brinkmanship" In his daalln11 with the Soviet Union - meaning that he had ua tollerin& on th• brink of war and possible disuter. Now Vice President J. Handly Wright of the Alsociatlon of American Railroads &ive1 It 1t111 another appllcallon. In his Y10rd1, "I wo9,Jd like to enlarge the concept of Ibis ·term 'brinkmanship' to include the weird and illo11ical 11ame the federal government has been playing with the transportation Industry In aeneral - and with railroads In particular - In recent years." Mr. Wrlt1hl begins with a warning. If this country should suddenly be plunged into another war, with all the human and m1terl11 1horta1e1 that would lmmediattly reault, we would turn, as in the past, to the railroads lo handle most or !htI ma111ive tramporlatlon Job. "But" Hf• Mr. Wrl&hl, "could the railroads Plltform the miracles they did In World W~r II? After years of dlscrimlnalory tr~atmenl which has bled away traffic, pr,vented expanaion and left many of tht roads In • near prostrate financial co'1ditlon, could they In fact pull the na11'¥1'1 tramporlalion chestnuts out or the flrt 11 they did in the 1111 war? ~I wish I could answer a flat 'yes' but I cannot ... national transportation policf;1 or the lack of a coordinated policy h1~e opened up an ominous breach in Arnerlca's defen1ea by weakening the on, carrier that can do the most with th1 leut In time of emer1ency." .M r. Wrl1ht has facts • nd figures to support this gloomy view. Capacity of tht r,IIJ'Oad p •ssen1er fleet la only half of wljat It w11 15 yeara aeo. Total ratlfrllaht carrylna capacity ls virtually the •am, II ii WH in World War II. ln 1959 th1 Industry had a meager return of 2¾ p• r cent on Its net Jnvestment - and the 1980 flJUre will be lower still. Whet has been the cause of this? Mr. Wrl&ht answers: "While railroads have lllralnld lo the utmost to come up with '11 billion of private funds to rebuild lbtlr plant ln the post-war years, federal 11encle1 11 all level1 ln the same period Carnival Dln'OTED TO INTERE81 OF IIIEIG8 MA!iON AREA •1ct1 • n1 • . o.... ,.,...,..... l'u.bUih•d e'ller,, • fteruoon u!epl l11ada:, b) Th Oluo V1U11 PubU.11111.1 ReW at Temnle Chlll'CII Company , 110 Mech1111!c St. Pomeroy , --r Ohio. 8u1ln"1 Office pnon1 wy HlH Funeral services were held at adUor111 phon, wv . :1-21:111 . a, -ond cleH in1Wu1 m• Temple Methodist church (or Mar• !AirEnteNil •• t.ba po., <'lffl~ 11 Pomaro , 1 Fluarral Over the yean, profit margins have held remarkably 1table, in the general neighborhood of a cent-and-a-half on the dollar. Ezpense,, by way of contrast, h •ve •hown substantial increases, with payroll costs leading the way, followed by advertising and promotion expense, and real estate costs. Jorie Woodrum Perry, 59, who OhJ:u.... • lttertlalq rt1Plffl.llt.11uv.. pa&aed away at her home near ao1t1ndll llimbalL ·Inc ., :Ml LexlQ, ~--•·- - .L.LJU _ surHlrlHlnlYIJle OD ~ l , l , I I W 61 vlvors include her husband Gar• net Perry, two 8DD8, Worley and DaIe, Albens, R. D; and f.wo daughters Arlene at home · and Mrs. Doris' Broob, Albany.' Ten grandchildren also •llfVlve along wlth the lollowing sisters and brothers, Mrs. Neille Hughes. Co- Summing up, the profit on food sales is so small, percentagewise, that ii would take an exceedingly canny shopper to notice the difference If there were no profit at all. Pretty much the same thing 11 true in other basic retail lines - profits commonly run around three cents on the sales dollar. Thal is the principle on which mass distribution rests - very small unit profits add up lo an adequate to!al profit because oJ big volume ton Ave., Nev Yorl Clt.r, N•w Vort. 8uueripUon HtQ1 O.liw•rea bJ ftll' rw •here arall11ble. 30 HDt1 , • ~ one , ..r bl advan.. at The Dlib' suune1 mn~. 114.tn m •o• th.a. r BO; Ua.ree inontlll, b,IDO'or route where •'•IJ•ble, one .month, 11.00. mail, ne '8.00, .dJt montha, M.as: tiu-.e •1t11tbe. '3.• e, u.oo. ,,ar. . ~f1t'f;:; -1O-J~f.-p=-----en ::.1'.: ::iii v: Z:.~· w1:: News, Events rum, Albany; Mrs. Maude Merrill. Hamden, Mrs. Bonnie Perry, Mrs Mrs. Kathryn Johnaon and Miu Elalt Price and Clay Woodrum, Sharon Thoma vWled with her Carpenter, R. D. A brother, Ray, mother and family, Mrs. Ada and one son preceded her i n Slack of Syracuse. · death. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Barnlti end Servk'ee were in charge of Rev- daughter Carol Ann ~ to erend Swartz with burial in Mam- Kent after spending Chrlory Gardens, near her home. holidays here. =: 8oda.l NMr. and Mra. Guy RUlsell ",1J Mis, Loretta Price, student al daughter Terry z.ynn and Mra Bliss College. Columbus spent lhe Jones vi&led wltb Mr. and M...-_ vacation from with Lincoln Rus,ell Year's cla,y.of have poured over '104 billion lnlo non• , f//JII her parenta, Mr.her andstudi., Mrs. ChestMr. 811d Mn.New 1,rva1 Elam rallroad transportation facilities . . . In ~ f '' er Price. Warren, w. Va. spent the weekterms of spendmanshlp on behalf of fa. ., ' ~ Mr and Mrs. M. L. Patteroon, end hen,. • I • , daughtera, Roth 811dand Ann;MrGtorgevored forms of transportation, federal . ~ town Kentucky· and Mr · and Mrs. J ames Reeves spending has outstripped railroad spend. ')IIILR~ Mr•.' Scott and children. and family Visited Mr. and Mrs. Ing about 7 to I in the years since World ~ ~ ~ Athen,· have been guest. of their Perry Armslerd of Carpenter on 1 \ ~/ ~ \ \ War ll, and Ihis ratio goes much higher \ / p I/ JI i} · j parent;, Mr. and Mrs. Chancey New Year's day. . in more recent periods Can any private IIWil ' ' \ I · / // ,/ •I fl ::.::.r\:'C: ::r~~n~;~.:.~ w!.· d ~M::::-:erB:,: business, however efficient, possibly l-,-;-::- -;;--------,=:c::--c;--:::c~-:::::.=..:::--;.:;--7,----:------- I fl Mr. and Mn. James Reevoo and ment, of aalad and c:ook1u lin each other for ve years, family New Year's. compete against this kind of odds?" keep;•• with the a.utmu aeaMr. and Mr,. Warren G. TurnMr. Wright is not opposed to lhe com-~ er and Larry Stansbury and girl Jo Smith &pent the Wftkend nd Peting forms of transportation which use ,onJ a coffee were oerved. friend, Shirley Bethel, Reynold,- With Miss Linda Smith. be held burg,Mr ,pent Now Year's with and Mr. Harrisonville Mr. and Mrs.were Clinton Gilkey of airports and airways, highways and the , at The lbe next homelllletlng of llelenwillWoodyard and •. Dale Stansbury Monday visitinland waterways. They all serve an imon Tue,day evening, Jan. 17th. J Tere d Butch Turn ors with ber parents Mr and portant purpose; Ibey are .a,II here to S. S. attendance on Jan. 1· was Mr. and Mn. Paul Buckley 'l1le ,egular meeting 01 the ,;.,rryhsd s sat: week Mrs. Lincoln Russell. · 26, the offering 111.211. gave a New Year•, eve party tor Siar Cla88 ol the Preab:,terlan pen pa.st stay. But he does object to a siluation,in Attendance at the Worship Ser• their employees and their lam- S1D1day School met in the churdl their grandparent,. returned lo PROFITABLE SIDELINE which, in his belief, "Railroads are be- vices following s. s. was 15, with Ules. last Saturday evening at the annex Tuesday evening, Dec. 11 their home. SAN Jl'I\ANCISCO IUPIJ -The ing driven to the brink of financial dis- Herman Taylor leading. home of Mr. 811d Mrs. Harold Miu Franllie Muma,., president. . U. Keith Nelson, who la sta- San Franeu1coc1ty water depart,. aster while all other carriers are being 8n de I H ltl rt O Th wu in chsr1e of the meeting twned at an Au- Forco Bue in ment made $.10,000 this yearThe M. Y. F. sponsored a New Y I r, a °" ngpo "th · c which ahe opened with reapanalve Italy, telophoned holiday greet- from growing walnut.. driven into a kind of permanent depen- Year's eve. Watch party from 8· ev:n n~ ":~ en~ '::,...~ reading "Christian Livinlf" which ings lo his parents. Thal, according to• public util0 dence on public handout." 1z, al the church, will\ an at- an te ev" '."'h re, waa followed by repeatinr th Mr. ind Mrs. Earl Schneider, !ties department year-end report, I The big question, of course, is this: tendance ol 25 youth and adulla. hm;:1 sa~dw,c es, !':edeke~ "Lord·, Prayer " Roll call was Athena: Hazel Crow, Columbus: was the water department'• share Whal Is the answer? Mr. Wright rejecta Game, and• potluck supper were P~f es, ce crea;; 1 13 answered with ~ Bible veroe. The and Mae McLead, Mineral, were of 103 tons of nuts harvested from 00 railroad nationalization as a solution. He enjoyed in the basement; tben Lhe ee were serv to ~re• Treasurer's report wa1 given by Christmas guest.a of Mn. Ray Jend it owna in nearby AlaJned 1 I c1- es E ng an d as an examp Ie, wh ere an group moved f U? to hithe church . enl. Mr. and Mrs. CJ arence Ather- "r• '" · Da,·sy Duc~-th • - · · 011,·cers Woodrum. M d M Ro d County. sanf'luary or a wors p service. d f .1 Of I b nt was nominated for 19'1 11 fol• r. an ra. CarI SI an - -- - - - - - - MP ha11-&lated that llever in history have with the Rev. Card, assisting. ton an~, Y Co mn u•; •~ low1: Preaident Ada Slack. Vice children. Albany, R. D., and Mr. James Foster and chlldren, South th nd • nd New Year I ay President Florence Harden Sec· and Mrs. Rex Cheadle and fam. Charleston, Ohio; were also ca:1lhe British railways, which are totally Rev . and Mrs. Elmer Wright ew th natlonallzed, "been in such disrepute and family of Dover, Ohio, spent w, his parent,, Mr. and Mn. retary Lizzie Quick and ~sur- lly, local, were Chrislmas guests ers al the Cheadle home during with the traveling public as they are to- the Christmas weekend with Mr. Arth ur Al herton 811d Wilma Jean. er Da~y 'Duckworth wa, retained of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. the past year. railway wor- and Mrs. Clarenco Henderson and Jo:~- T:~orM~ E~e;:..T?r:i for another year. The meeting William Chendle. Mr. and Mrs. M;•·P J. l K. dCrCahbt;ee day k - orI the morale of the da1.1ghter Lmda. lth d Mn was clDSed with prnuer Mri an m . au an ares " H 1 -1 er1 so ow. e a so ct es our own exChrlstma, eve w Mr. an . - · . · chOdren were Christm.. guesla Peck, local, and !\Ir, and MrL Perience during World War I, when the Mr. and Mrs. Mlllard Swartz, Lloyd Dllllnger and family of Duckworth 1 • r v • d ice of the Quick', daughter Mrs Carl Crab•-- Albany R D to M r .a. l\llldred Chapman and family • •, railroads were nationalized for 26 Sandra and Terry vlJlited •t the Pratta Fork. 0. They •II met cream. 1 , ltel\k and coffeenlde of· spent New"'oi::, Year•• Day , with• Mr. llome of !heir son-in-law and again on Chrl1tma1 Day at tbe Haze Car ' MIM Fra um- Letart Falls and Mrs Arthur Ctabtree months, James Hubbard Mi an~ Mrs. Ralph F...;lar and 2 and the cost to the taxpayers daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Kuhn Taylor home. The Taylora reealv- aw, Mra. Florence Harden, Mr,. Mr. and was $ milllon • day In operating defl- of Llllle Hocking on New Year's eel • talephon, call from their IIOll Ada Slack, and Mra. • 1 m • of Lancaster called on hlJI par- children Gallipolla opent Saturclts. By way of contrast, · the industry Day. John, stationed with the Air Force Holmes. eat,, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hubbard, day with her ~ta, Mr. 411111 paid theduring aovernment million a day • Mn. Garner Griffin, who has in California. lata that day. byMprianc:'\o~u= 1;~• Christmas day. Mn. Fern Gillogly. ln laxes World $3½ War JI, This Matter Of 'Brinkmanship' Some year• 110 an English humorist, THE DAILY SENTINEi' News Events 14 Cents Out Of $10 When you buy ,10 worth of vocerieo, -.iw muoll of thal 1t1y1 with the 1t0re In 11• form of profit? It'• 1 safe bet that 1 1re1t majority of shoppers couldn't an•er that question with any dear•e of tecur•cy. They would probably put the µflt factor at a much blper propoi. •lon than It actually ii. The National Auociatlon of FOOd Cbainl and the Harvard Business School Dlvulon of Re•earch hne ilaued their fifth annual 1urvey of mar1ln1, expense, and profill In the food chain industry. la 11511, net profit, worked out to about 1., per cent of the 11le1 dollar - which meua It came to H cent, on I typical J10 bq ot IJ'OC9rie1. There w11 nothing IIDUIUII about thl1 - the profit WU practically the •am, In 1958, 1.38 per eent. I ~ ~~ tr ~(!JJJ i t -fl .~ \ - ~~ J• / I/ ✓I/ ~ Leeds Syra_CUSe , N J Alfred Socl·a1 Items ews tems . w:'~ i: ••ke. Mrs ~ Joppa News And Noles • week In Columbu1, aapenl doctor·, cure. returned tounder her home here leat weekend. accompaniad by Mr. and Mrs. Chai. O'Brien and 11011 Kevin. 1 The W. S. C. S. meeting and Chrl,tmas party wa9 held al lbe BY MADELINJ: IIUCRANAN home of Neille Parker on Tues- Ray Dillon haa returned lo Penday evenina, Dec. 27, with ·an at- sacola, Flmida where he .la It• tendance of 111 members and nine lioned with the Navy, after opendvisitors. Ing the Christmas holiday with Mrs. Claude Woodyard waa pro- hill parents Mr. and Mrs. Pearl gram leader. of the subjocl - Dillou anti family. "Emmanuel.- God With Ila." Danny Buchanan has been DI at My,le,y S,slora wece revealed his home with a vlrua infection. by gifts, and new lor the com,•• yearnames drawn Benny Buchaniu- l'iaited Thun-~ Friday Mr. and Mra. The home was derorated for lhe day A. J.and Keffer ondwith family In Park- be will be employed. the >Jex. Pu!Uen Memorial BuildIng With Mrs. Phil Baley, Mn. Pavl Powell mid Mn. Thoma, Hoffman aeniing as hostessee. Mrs. Pa11l &ally presided at the short business meeting. Mrs. Alton Bonney &bowed alldet of famous religious paint,. 1ngs with Mn. Paul &ally act- as narrator. Ing Refreshplents were served to Mn. R. 0. Greene, Mrs. Charles Dodd, Mrs. Jamea Hampton, Mrs. John Morgan, By GOVernment BOWLING '"-•Nfl" Tune Mrs. Louis Karsclmlk, Mrs. Karl Wiles, Mrs. Bonney. Mrs. Scally and the hostesses. U. L. C. M. The United Lutheran Church st Men met Wednesday evening the churoh for their regi~ar meeting. Mr. Lloyd Roush lad the devotional eprjgd. The program wes given hyr.ftev. Jack Welch, hla topi "Protestant View of M .. c ary. Those attending were Herman Layne, Lloyd Roush, Robert Layne, Jun Fry, James Layne, Clarence Blessing, Charles BlessIng, Philip Wolpert, Paul Roosh. Jess Brown • Harry Layne and Rev. Welch. VERNON t-R CLUB The Christmas party of the Vernon Star Dustera 4-H Club met at the home of Ma~ and o 'lbompson. The meetin~ was called to order by the preSldent, Beverly Staats Jo Thompson had · d Reg charge of the program an .gie Hart gave a talk about hlS project. Merlene Roush game a demonstration on her sewing pro- Ject • h Id u.> The club deeweo to o a katlng Party Jan 20 at the New • . Haven Community Building. Handbooka were given to memhers. The next meeting will be at • I ~ • ' •' • . .. . . . . ...... ,,,,,, Pauletta Randolph, eec: ~ e · bach and family of Chester were H ffman tak Miss Ruth Sayre was in charge visiting her aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Dana ·ta1 keen of the game with Mis, K• th1 een wa ne Brickles Tuesday lo SI. Joseph osp, ar rsHesson the winner. Following the Y _____· burg Friday fur treatment. game Miss Gibbs opened _her NURSES TO MEET Recent guests of Rev. & Mrs. men .Y lovely gifts. . . . d the :vi:• sts Miss Riddle table :'ere to the refresh end they were serve punch, coif , cookie and nuts. Tb tabl was covered with a white cloth and centered with a love1y arrangement topped with a bride and groom with white candles trimmed in pink ribbon placed on either side. ~ s4.,s and Mrs. TonalonydCoFUeyii!:n Lewd is, Mrs. D · an Sandra Mr and Mrs. Lester La"-· M' 1 · nd J Hall Mr wm1, ay Larry' La-. and Mn.arene Otis aHesson. they, Mrs. Arch Sayre, Sandy arut Elaine Sayre, Donna, Kathy and Jeanie Hesson, Ron and Mary Martin, Mr,. E. C. Ri~le and Ethel, Mrs. ~yia Llevmg, Mrs. Richard Rawlmgs, Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Vance, Mrs. Bernard Llevlnr, Mr. and Mrs. William Chisler and Ann Mrs. Carroll , M Adams, Mrs, Geoge Hesson. rs. Harold Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Orland Hesson, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cooke, Mr. and Mrs. Burre]I Daw.son, Mrs. Edith Roush, Sandra and Janice Gihbs, Mrs. Wilbur Wehb, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Miller, Mrs. Waid Cunningham Mr, and Mrs. Carl Gibbs, Sharon and Carletta. pr. • Combat Boots I MEN'S s3.,, Sins 8½ to 3 $2 fl • pr. Rog. $4.95 CHILDREN'S Pull On Rubber , pr. BOOTS Size 8 to 3 $1 ·" pr, ROUSH'S SHOE STORE Middleport No. Second free-f\o Special· ... \/ STOPS .......... ·,' .• Mrs. Christy Blaney, Jr. an ::I son Larry of Middleport returned Wednesday arter spending the h Christmas holidays with er d ghl Mr and Mrs Ralph au er, . ·11 . . Jasper ot Zanesv, h e. M 1 I Mrs. B aney, t e ormer arg, Le ed ba kt M?ileI :rt :~:g a ~sid:.t of :1:: I n ta Special Savings For Friday and Saturday Shoppers ... I You'll J.11\e Otlr..Sef'1ce . •· Home O'wned aiiatlperated Phone WY 2-2101 Pomeroy Opha Offutt, son Carl spent New Year's day with his ·parents, BY ALTA E. CONE wife. . Paul Nelson was at Holzer hos- Margaret Ann end Billy Carleton were Leonard and Ora Scarbrough, Bashan. Jack Scarbrough spent Tuesday evening with Dean Brinker anrl Billy Carleton. were Mr. and Mrs. Bo~ M week end guests o r. an rs. Edi:on Roush. Ci Tbe daughte:5 ~ Home~ cle were wee en gues lbefr parents. pita! a few days the put week lor cibservation and treatment. Harry Pettit who is employed in Spencer w. Va spent the weekend wiih his family here. Mrs. Harry Petlit and children Toni and Ricky were Athens vi&itors Friday• The children of Stewart Keetoo and wife are hoth aulfering with lonsilllls. Fasbion' catch of the season for shoppers who know remarkable value• when they see the~! Each coal this sale shows, in fabnc quality, tailoring and detail, that it's worth far more than the slashed-down price. We must make way for spring stocks . . . but winter h'lll a long way to go, 10 take advantage of these buys! County. !II Carl OffuU who had lhe mif. fortune of his tractor twnmg over • Ill slowing improvmg, Mr. and Mrs Leo Eddy and family of Wooster spent t h e weekend with Grover White and Ralph Ballard families. Mr. and Mrs· Doris Arnold and 1' f il Hoek s . I Sat. urdam Y, . prthmgMra s~ M ay evemr · w1 • an rs. Joe Laucen,,;, their soo Bobbie. returned home with them. M d M Bill and r. ant th rs. k ndy O~ Mr suns spen e wee e WI . and Mrs Clint Orr · · Mrs. Patty Hysell spent a few days with her 11s . ter Mrs. Joe Laurence. ----- --- Chester. Paul Kelley called on Curt Frederick Monday. Mr, and Mrs John Hayes, spent New Year's eve, with Mr. and Mrs• Norman Frederick. Dr. Davis, was called to see Curt Frederick Saturday. Paul Kelley, assisted John Hayes with his butchering Mon• day, Mr. and Mrs Wald Spencer, and Mr. and Mrs. Alva Coats and children took Abe Coals, lo his borne near Spencer, W. Va, Saturday. Mr. Costs, bad spent the past two monlhs with his nephew, Alva Coats and family ----------Mrs. Grace Henslar and Mrs. Edward Coen and children were Athens visitors Saturday. Mrs. Taylor Moore recently visiled her daulhter Mrs. Birchel Hamilton in Dayton. Mrs. Betty Wilbur has been suf• fering trom virus the pa5t week. Albert Cone was a business vlsltor in Logan Tuesday. Brenda and Debbie Pettit called on Mrs. Mildred _Gregory Friday afternoon. Values To $35.00 · J . 25•~, Values To $29.95 20•()0, .l 't NOW 5 "';c::., Values To $19.95 NOW s1.oo s2,oo ' ., s3.•·r. • s3.99 " s4~ VALUES TO $2.99 LADIES' H A T S - - - - - - - VALUES TO $3.99 LADIES' HATS - - - - - - - - C •W ,: VALUES TO $5.98 LADIES' BETTER SKIRTS ' ' ., '.~ - ' PRICES SLASHED. "' ., MEN'S WINTER . , ,, .. • ) Jackets. Here we oome with Juat the r!Cbt garmenta to put you DD the WAIIK aide of all the cold, l l l ~ ' t ,· !her still ahead .• , all at cut price tags that will •how 10ll tremendous aavingL Ad fut • this! Values To $14,95 NOW 10 5 .• .; Valu11 To $16.95 NOW 12 s1,4 5 Values To $19.95 NOW kens. It was Mr, Pickens birth MEN'S CORDUROY SUITS day. s'andra Sellers spent Wedn... day with Pamala Codner· I MIDDLEPORT - DEPT. STORE -- -•- . . - . ~ Mr. and Mra, BUI Hoback end children ,pent Saturday with Mr. and Mn. Jack Codner. ~--------· 3 PIECE STYLE WITH VEST 20 Stiffler Stores, Inc. Regular $24.95, Now - - - - - - w:~~1:rn:::da;o: spent Monday witb Mr· and Mrs. Iron Turner. MIDDLEPORT Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Sellers moved last week to Rutland; Just A Good Place To Trade ' ..,i VALUES .,:Q. $5.00 LADIES' SKIii.TS - - - - - - - Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hoback and children spent SIOlday with Ethel Hoback and George Hoback . Mr. and Mrs. Eber Pickens, Racine, Mr. and Mr11. Paul Sellers and children ,pent '11rursday evoning with Mr. and Mrs. Eber Pic- Jane Harris spent the weekend with Mr. and Mra. Grover Barria. i i! VALUES TO $5.98 LADIES' H A T S - - - - - - - Rolandus Society News SHOP and ' SAVE ' " 5 NOW 1 Mr. and Mr,. Fred Heaters r - - - - - - - - - - . - - - - - - - - - - 1 1 1 f r o m Parkersburg, spent Sunday with Mr. end Mn. John Sellers. MfLL ST. COATS Mr. and Mrs. Carl Offutt. A. H Bailey received • lelegram announcing the death of his brother George of the state of Washington, Connerly of Meigs guests of Mrs. Glenna Haye1 in ,DURING OUR JANUARY CLEARANCE I 1 1n' ~~sUI of I · · Mes. Emily Congrove, of CoDaughter la Born lumbus, spent the weekend with lnBloomingdale her mother and brother. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Brian Simpson of Gertrude Warner and Wilbur. Bloomingd le Ohio are _ Mr· and Mrs. Dayton McElroy, 80 nouncing :e 'birth ;,, a daughter and family and Kennit McElroy Lisa R on December 20 1960_ all of Morrow. ,pent the weekalsoen~.ha K L end with their mother and brothThey veason, ev, 21111 lr d Id M Simpson is State ers, Mrs. Martha McE oy an O • y~ars r. d to Jef Gene and Vergil. Grune Protector ass1gne · Sund~ dinner guests , of Mr. ferson CoWity, and Mrs. Henrr Spencer were Grandparents are Mr. aod Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Bing and R 8 1Ph Badgley of Tup)er~ family afternoon visitors were Plainb and Mr. and Mrs. Chester Mr. a~d Mrs. Elson Spencer of Simpson of Racine. Great-grand- Racine parents are Mr. and Mrs. Char· Mr ~nd Mrs John Hayes and les Hysell of Syreeuse. Eme;son, we~ Sunday dinner Jflang Jflang Items REDVCED p' RIZER OIL CO. KeUer, Keno spent Saturday everung with Mr. and Mrs. Paul Orr. Bill Gorden, Eagle Ridge, called the Clint. Orr family 00 New Year's Day. ley, N. 2nd St. ------ ...... .. __ money Mr. and Mrs· Ralph Frank, Five Poinla, Mr. and Mni. Ralph ffa 80 • Bailey. • ~ , "Free-Flo Special" fuel oil will heat •:our home without worry, all winter long! N • more trouble with aludge in your heating oil-not wben you use "Free-Flo Special.'' the fuel oil with a apecial additive , that prevent• sludge rormation. In ,.nt,,ai,d fuels, sludge can clog up llltera, pipes, and bumer nozzles, cauainc costly emeJllency •ervicel Save and avoid cold-weather breakdown& Order "Free-Flo Special'' 1eatinc oil ••• IOilh wilt-in •ludg, prffflltionlJ wel w: wi f (;, 80 G. rsK.a G Grue~r O t ~ : : aer w o apen P her grandparenta returned home with them. Lester Bailey and sUiter Bertha, Morning Star spent Saturday aft. emoon with Mr. and Mrs. A H. Oak Hill home at the present with a brolh- S 'al J tems er' Mr. d Mrs. roId J · Lem· OCI Joe Turner 811d family of ,\I• bnny were callers of her mother, Mrs. Genora Foster oo Saturday night. They were accompanied home by their ,on Kenneth who bad spent his vacation with his grandmother Foster. E. I ,Jordan of Columbus spent part of his vacation with his grandparents L. D Cotlrill and JANUARY ~ Zanesville for the past 14 years. She and her son are making their Colling on Mrs. Mery Circle Sunday were George Circle and family of St. Albans, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Pierce of Athens and Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Circle and son, Columbus. Sunday dinner guests of the Dean Brinker family were Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Barnitz and son, Keith, Pomeroy, and Mr. and Gary Bernitz and doughier, Corol. and Patty Grim, Letart Falls. ;i .... Former Res ent . R H T i• eturna ere o n,e News, Events Chestnut Ridge :••sod 'r,->' id Oak Grove· Social Notes Sunday afternoon Heating Oil w';,' . . w. W, Bragg were Mrs. Frankie The Practical Nurse Assoc1a• Pickens and daughter Naomi Mrs tioo, Div. 14, will meet ~t Shelter- Vir ii Buckley and son How.:nt of mg Arms •·e BuckJPV h Hospital Friday, . tb Jand. Reedgsv ille, Mr s. v,· r•_ e,~J ~ary 6t at '1:30 p.m. m e m- of Alfred, and Mr. and Mrs. Jack ~g room. Sheltering ~ Hos- Weathennan, local. pital staff mem~s ~ll:: hoS t• Hobert Shields of Winter Haven ess. Dr. Baul.dwm w, 1 gue~t Florida was visiting friends and speaker A film on cance.r will relatives here over the weekend. he shown. ------ H Guests included Mrs.k. Rarryk Goodnlte, Sally Bland, Judy Arn· Hoffman and Judy Mac 1e 1c - Id R th Sa John VanMeter d Mrs Lloyd , Roush, Mra. o , . u . yre, , ar ' Rickard Mrs. Leo Clarke, Phyllis Z1ckafoose, Mrs. Roy Paul 't M Phil Ba- Jones, Mrs. James Roush, Mrs. Mrs. F. A. BDoa eyS, le rarts. Joan John Bumgarner, Mr. and Mrs. tey Mrs. n w , Bill Lath Mrs Herman Ohling St • art Mrs William Gibbs, ey, . . ew · · . Ed- er. Ruth Ann Laudernult, Mrs. Maroie Roach . Adra Swick . ka rd• Mrs. Howard Roger and Linda ' ward Rte Lathey Mr.' Burris , Mrs. Pete Burris ' Sua El- and Mn. George ewell, Mrs.' Edleo Goodnite, Mrs. Frances na Clarke, Mrs. Cliff ~sh. Mr. BOYS' $1Q,95 pr. 0 va and Karen Staats. Mr. and meeting in Cincinnati recently . ot ~~ : • hosteu auistMrs. Adrian Lathey, Mr. and and reported their trip. _Election adwereb M Caldwell and Mrs. Edward Bwngarner, Mr. of Officers was held with DarY n:. and Mrs. Albert Thompsoo, Vir• lene Stolts eleded as the new ~Ira. Herman Marshall. glnta and Harriet. Mrs. Leo Councilor. A. c. Juanita Hender- Leo Cole of Ea,t Liverpool Thompson, Mrs. James Hart, son; v. c . sh Ir I e y Balser: spent New Year'• here with his Hart, J~yne and Brent. and Mrs. A.V.C. Grace swan; C. Arvilla mother Tillie Reed . Alton Roush. l Frecker. Warden; Mildred Head- Elhel Arbaugh and 11011 Weally BRWE·ELECT HONORED ' fey: !. S. Rose carr; O. S. Ma- returned home Friday I""!' r,o. Miss Carol Gibbs, bridM!lect ,bel Richardson, and Trustee, Eth- lumbus after spending a few days of Larry Lathey, was honored el Arbaugh. with her daughters. with a miscellaneous shower on Books are lo be audited at the Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dorst and Tuesday evening in the ed~ca- home of the State Publicity Chair- lamlly of Long Bottom and Mr. tional building of the Evangehcal Ed'th Betziog Dec 30 'I and Mrs. Ralph Parker of Chester 1 • • ' United Brethren Church. Mis man, all ,pent New Year's with Mrs. Ethel Riddle, teacher, and the p.m. I Ethel Stout. members of the Young Adult Vlliff AUNT A daughter was born to Mr. a.'1d Clagg were hostesses for the I M d M Willard Ebers- Mrs. Paul Brook, at a Parker,vening r. an rs. burg hospital recently. MEN'S to 11 Rea, $18.95 7e Mr. and Mr•• Eugene Rowley and ehildl"ffl Dunbar apeot Friday and Salurday with Mr. and Mra· Ralph Ballard and Melvin. , Mr. and Mn. Scott Knoll. )!a. ! City spent Friday nenmg l 800 wtth Mr and Mn. Carl Offutt. i Roush, Bonnie Staats, Martha Edith Betzhlg and Ihla F' a e Caldwell 88 winner. Following ~ Mr . and Mrs. Arthur O ~: , and Jo Thompson, Beverly, Glen- Kimes deputy attended a special ~r"t, of gam;:•· "'..':!m:::"a~d da~ghte~ MDartha ;~t the :Oger PAY Sc FOR A SECOND PAIR-TWO PAIR $5.00 - - =~· Toppers_Plains News,Events ls Councilor G Of Dof A rou p E I e a n o r re · WOMEN'S FLAT HEEL SHOES 8" Work Boot Darlene Stot Arline , Jackie and Barbara of America, met in regular 1oe• Mrl. Gerald Violet entertained Roush, Carolyn Lleving, Naocy ,ion Tue&day evening with Ruth the Junior Cl.us of the Tu?petl Truasell, Judy and Linda Lathey, Oxley in charge. Plain, Methodial church at ber Sharoo Brown, Marlene Rou,h. Linnie Swan and Velma Ca&8i• home Thuraday evening with 14 Peggy and Sus.1nna Bwngarner, dy were reported sick. Routine present. After 8 brief devotional Reggie and Alan Hart, Patty b , Communications were .iod Blble quiz on the Life 8 Thompson, Terry Bumga.-ner, u~rness J ~ waa held with Kenne!h January Clear~ce Sale SINS 6 to II Added A OU .!., ·· ··· ~~';;.-A:Ott I the hoo>e of Bonnie s1aa1a. Garnes were played and gift. . ,changed amoni lbe lllllllbera. Work Shoes Side Glances Christmaa dinnerwu guests Mr11. Florence Harden Mr.of and Mrs. Robert Harden and three children, Mr. and Mra. Morrie Harden and aon Donald, Mr. and Mn. Earl N...., local and Mr•. Robert Ralph Harden of Colom- 110 Fel1owsh1ps _::t • WOMAN'S CLUB The New Raven Woman's Club held IIJ Chrialmu meetmg al .U::: bu,. Mr. and Mra William Bartels and two children of St. Joaeph. Mich. were Chrlsbnaa weekend auesla of his parent,, Mr. and Mra. Enunett Bartel&. Mr. and Mra. Lia• Shield& were Chriltmaa dinner guesta of Mr and land Mra. R. D.Harry Miller of Portbut In a dwindllng rail service potential, Chr1Slma1 aeaaon and . refre,h- ersburg. Mr. John Jones apent Chrlatdecreued national ability lo meet and ( , Mr. and Mrs. Horace Barr and mas day wlth Mr. and Mn. Carl 1. surmount emereencles, fewer Jobs and David visited Mr. Rarr'a parent, Weeae. a declining payroll, reduced dividends during tbe holiday,. , Seaman Recruit Roaer A. Slack and lower purchases from thousands of Ella DH~ vleiled Eliubeth who la lakfnt his boot lrlinlnfl businesses. And it ls up to all of us to t Buchanan Friday. at the Great Lakea Naval Tramwork out practical solution 8 .,,00 ,,, Mr. and Mn. James Beet and inr center IJI •pending a 14-day " · · · -~ · Rhonda of Kent, Ohio vlJllled Mr. i.ave with hill mother, Mrs. II Is not consonant with the spirit Of and Mr,. Perry Curtla and family Ada Slaclt and family. At th• lnslltutlons of the American people that over New Yeara weekend. completion oJ hla boot lralninlf, • demand should be made upon the pub- ATHENS <Speclall - Ten Na- Mr. and Mra. Roy Ward and he will report lo San Diep, Calif. Ile treasury for the solution of every dil- tlonal Defense Gradualo Fellow- family of Coal Run, Ohio visited where he will board the U.SS. flcuity." _ Herbert Hoover. shlf)I have heen allocated to Mr. and Mr,. B. M. Buchanan Helena. Hia brother, &hort F. Ohio Unlverolty, a<cordlng lo an and family Thunday. Slack la now •rv!Df aboard the announcement by D. R Clippin- Mr. B. M. Buchanan and Benny U.Si. Helena. ger dean of the Graduate Col- ...,..., callers In Beverly, Ohio Sal- Mr. and Mn. Jameo Q u le k. _... .., . leg.. urdQI'. MrL Marpret Cottrill and throe 1-f l'Gmeray INHlrtal Lear• The ten fellow,hlpe bring the Denver Nutt who prevloualy re- 1- -- - - - - -- -"'Otn't worryI That new lf•t - ' t lit par ti& I f p 1 Blah s.or., n«omber.'ZI, lllllO total granted to Ohio Unlven!ly aided at Su""'u, ill reported aome ball3h, Sandra McMlllaa and J~ under the proSram to 31. · helter, In a Balllmon. Maryland Yo111111. Kiah Threo Game ind. W Ch19- The first year of Ohio Unlver- hoapltal after being lnvolnd in a 1 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ler - 41111. sity•, portlclpallon In the pro- tractor trailer aeeklenl. He 11111 High Single G•me R. Rupe _ gram, 1969-60, uw tbe allocation ls in a very aerloua contllton and "' Dolt Ev B 11111. ot ten fellowlhlpe; the aeoond cannot be moved. Ria wlfa Pearl T year. IIII0-61. an allocation of II Nutt IJI with him. Th G F AW:,~ ;.; amo, oreman- fellowlhlf)I. RevlY•l llarted at ,...,. SaturT -S~~ G . Bo The fellowalilJll allocated re- day Dettnlllii, 11. A watdl ,-t. •me oe • 1' cently aN! fc.- the INl-411 achool Ing wu alao hold. llTANDING8 year. There are low- In phy•l<t, EU- Brannon mtartalnod aevw.. Looi Pd two In chamlalry, two in apeoeh era I ol her frlenda with a airtstJoe• 1 Bo I 31 17 S46 and two In elementary education, mas party II her home al Joppa. S to Refroabment, ....., lll'Vtd and 1 31 17 ·848 'l1le fellowlhlf)I are granted had. .,._,t 13 n ·479 outatandlng appllcanta who intend gift ncbaqt · to puraue ,graduate atudy leading Elleaboth • • r • o, a.a.las Alhland · · · · · · . It 17 .all to a PhD 'degree anti then enter Purill. c.tolYn cwt!•, Do!11lu Gun Club . . . . . 11 17 .all oollege toachJng. · Blaaell. Virginia cwt1•, Blnrl)' 17 334 Downie Grou St · Each fellowlhlp la for throe BU<hanaa, Donna Dealar, ~ IIEASON HIOB8 yean. It provides a butc 1lpend llarw, lllb Doltlr, Roliolt Oacl!nd. t Gamet W. Chlaltr 11'19. of ~ for the flrtt year w It~ Irey, J... Doetar, llorllu/l J lnd. I Game M. Borln1 234. lncrementa ol aoo In •llt'Ceelllna ,.., Llyle Nlchola. Norma NlehToam I G - Swllher-Lohae yean and MOO tor eacll depend- ota. Glen Linlhlneum, Mrs. Harold 14'/& 1111. Brannon, Mrs. , _ Brannon, Toam I Garno Fortman-Ablx>tt Ohio 1/ntvarsllJ watveo the pn- Mn. Robert Sanden, Debbie Banffl. era! rwglllratlon IN for fellow- den, Mrs. Katherine Hill, Linda TOP "$" BOWLEU AVG. ahlp holders. Apptleatlona ... lo Hill. Rlcllard Swtln, I.any Grlf• W. Chloler ill bt made lllr,Jqh. the Graduato lei,, Ruth Lala, M.. Lanco, R. Rupe IA Colllp ol Ohio UnlvtrsllJ. Rogor Lanc:e, 8'\fldJ Spraaue, Jar B. Radford lff. - - - - - - - - - Kelloy, Janet Metzer, Frank J. Balley 1511. Club - hlsber-Lohae: M - Welll. Carolyn-. Kmly BeyB. Bowen 1114. Joe'• Boya - Aahland; !HI - oofds. Eileen Brannon. Ray ColeJan. t Schedule - 1-1 - c..., Oownle-Grou - Fomnan-Abbotl maa, RI¥ Powell,, Wet!t,y Jtz. them to make the most of their Inherent and great advantage,. Finally, Mr. Wright makes the point that this is not, basically, the railroads' problem. To quote hlm once more, "II ls the nation's and the people's problem. It hits wilh gatherlnc Impact all the pub. 11e •~ • terms not qnly of · wasted resources ' New Haven Social Notes ~'iv1i1t What is needed, he Is convinced, Is something very different - the elimination of "the shockln3 Jnequltles in talAtion. regulation and subsidized competition", and a firm policy which will give lhe railroads an even break in the competition for business, and enable • Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, Jan. S, 1961-3 The Jungle Tokes Over COMMENTATING, EDITORIALLY I I ' The Daily Sentinel ,I ., SHOP FRIDAY 9:00 TO 5:00 ,.. 5 ·i • SHOP SATURDAY 9:00 TO 9:00 �.. , . . , ..... . ~ • • • I " o " 0 .. I • •• • ' I . . • .. .... ' . . • • ... ...... , .......... , . . .... J,, •. .... . .. # •• ~.,.,. ... , .... •• J . ... , ... ,11 • ., ,.J,,.. .,~--j,I ,.,. Re~~w ~~-!~.!~~-~nts, Day By Day, In Meigs County Com~unititls l 1 Ra~th~rs, Jackets, Eastern, Rutlanil Cage Teams On Road daFrilay Ii:g:.1 Rasketball Action-;-Seering Too, ls Tightening Up Scores Home ~es ~erved Satur !At Grade,Schnal . ··••«ball acllon " lightenlng l74 point, but ii yet 30 point. be- Win~bcenner .... In llth placed ,r·~'."Y20 ~kldle~the•ce~ \ Collel• Buk'l11a118".U. 1 up 91 Sout.heastt-m Ohio League hind Francis Ray or Wellston Richard Swackhar:ner of Ml · 1lhe . ig lll ta . pedr f ~ Bv UDlW Preti 18&,truillD• I itnd alonf ,h~ ~ame hne who is t"I fifth. dleport jumped from tmh pla« Buffington He JUID ron Hofstra tu ManbatLan 06 ;,o:,ng 11 "dom; ,,,;,,.. ' '"''' s,1d, , te•rnmal< . • 1 Fornard ,,,to• Ile lo'. 131h place wil h Mlk• down t~ le~nw~:l 0 ,: Ouquetne In Gen1va 51 1 s1ih'"S 6·8 Bob Winehrt'nner. follo'>' s him De~lrr ol ~elsom•11\r both hav ing tie for 111 p ce w1l i. b" Ed e o k St Joseph'• '1t Seton Hall 71 . ., , 1SupilDmonc 1~ wee.. I'""' 1" • Joe<,o, .,to • . ,. closely with 1l nomt, lo, " "·" ' • Joe RarnM'Y· Both hive llil mar · Prine.ton · Imm , 1• Columbia M h 11 , , po.,,, holding the ._.ad i-,uints '-l·orerl µlal'f' Before 1111! holiday br .. alt '!1,'! only 0ther player of ~e en. _ _ _ _ _ _ c.ornell 65 PeMl)'lvania 60 111 1 leal,(ul' Ht> \ud~ the with i 1J T • • . Queen.1 14 Kin1's Point ri whi<'h " nm• betl.r lh• " I 1 Morna Harv•Y 100 B1<kl1y 9S N,lson,,11,, 11,11 '"'"""'" • s.... M Buffalo 17 A num~ r or eha~l!s m the top Yale 75 Brown '7 I be!';;° I''""" ~,:~;:;:;g ,'.~i:'.,';.a:ur:.~:: ~; M• amJ•1)nIvers!1 y Drops Iport}andPuts D I ·1 () • c T t Cl Q T OU l ~ vert1me age . es I amp n eam ~:=~c:t°' 95eo::er~ 74 BV 50-37 Count \ •1 f r I ) the lflhode I " •_._ · NEED-A -RANGE~ second year 1 l 0 SILVER - CRYSTAL - CHINA COSTUME JEWELRY Party Napkins - Candle Holders VEST A OR DETROIT JEWEL RADIOamlTV SALES and SERVICE • I w. Hand RFIRESTONE a Cl eland's l u; seco\ bon~ BEEF RED CUP COFFEE · · · · ·· · · 1 lb. bag 59c 3 lb. bag $1.69 1 -from the friendliest people In town Start the year rlahl Clean up CLOVER FARM MILK Tall Cans - 7 for 95c $25 It ·Clover Farm MARGARINE 5 lb. for 95c $1000 SWISHER LOHSE 'BAKER'S SUPER MARKET 0,1N 7 DAYS A WIIK I A. M. TO 9 P. M. ECONOMY SA.VINOS a.. J,.OAN CO. Ohio aoo W, luuti a.-wta• -- H• t-1111. N .., ' PRISCRll'TIONS' 112 I. MAIN..STRIIT , . •••to "· ·" · ···· ~:!::•raJ Extet1Un · ·•'1'FKM1,n''.t-2955 !'Jt IUC · ~~~,1ft!:. EQlen•• .... 1 eo:oo ExoenN . . . . . . •• 1 100.oo ~m!:~'f ........· • 100.00 Bur1,1 i!:! GIRDLES hgularly $2.95, NOW $1.95 . 5-M-L -..,'i:f'r' , •..,,... .. .. .. . , ...,,,. Pleasant In Syracuse Bro• f!:r' Pro.::Or: .. ··· Contnrta, lndemn.111• f)f Lions Club related by ft•" pre• ~~~._EmPkl1tt •• I m .oo a-'""' .N' • IIUICDUlffJ' • nO, Ideal Wlllia Leadingham. To"'1 ~ · · · · · · · · · · • • · · 200.ss 1 rt - Middleport Athletic MIO- nn ~ ' "·" EXQUISITE FORM BRA SALE! Exquisite Form Announce• Anou. Once In A Lifetime Sale Of Two Po~ ular Styles • . . -.--'!"' --~•- 400.00 lhlntanane. ud lltpair , 0081.00 No. 172 and 392. · lfaJnb:Danee and lltpalr ToiiJo:.~.!9-> ······..• ··· '13108.M MH.M _ ....,. .... SlpfflN ~:unmlp ;r - J'o I' J'ol' I R.tlftmeni l!lhlffl .•• , . • . f'Jl.18 by Count,.- AudJlor: tol!UGDI Regularlf ,2.50, f.11 If, • • • •. ,..... vuicz wonm.en•, $1.99 llileellanaciu11 ..,_ Aad . • Tru• Tues 10:U j Pork Roast (Boston Butt) · · · · · · 49c lb• •atanoe, ,lanUUJ Gallon Jug MIik ........ · · Only 89c iue ~-:.'alof..···...·•,, ••. • now for a lbart 1111!1 only . , . IY PUNDJ. IOIC PIIMI 1. JNII PEAS, No. 303 Size · · · · ·•· · ·· · 2 for 29c STOKLIY'I GREEN BEANS, 303 Size · .. · .. 2 for 95c MIRACLI WHIP SALAD DRESSING · · · · · · · · · · · · ··· qt. 59c ZESTA CRACKERS \ ·.. ····.. .,. . ·· 1•. 29c , •n. CEl ERY· · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · 19c 0 K IO'NS .. · •· · ...,. .. 3 lb. bag 25c Coffee · · · · · .. · · .. · 10 oz. lar for $1.09 Flour (Robin Hoocl) · · · · 251•. bag $1.89 IIOIIN HOOD-5 lit. 1111 4fc ·Flour (Clover Farm) · · · · · · 5 1•. liag 39c Banana• · · · .... · ... · ...... · 2 lb. for 29c" PotatHS .. ' .......••.• •l • SINCE 18'0 "Home Of Arrow Shirts" .. _ .. _.. _ .__________________.J OHIO IOI._ for49c l"vndl . . • • • • . . DIU1Q Yau . . . . . ad BIW!.H 8:-11"' ~ . Wmtfflii. .. '' . mo.N --~-- bar SI, JIIIIO . • • . . . cc.;:" .. .. .......... .. ••4IM,tt Tr ~ ~!!'!'d' -. _,,..,. Y• . . ····•· -r ..... and Balante Can Mlk ·· ··· · Tall Can for only 13c can -.ianc.. Dectmber 31. 11110 .. , • . • I 1801 Sf Total et All P • SW. . 1. 11111 ,an...,,. ......... ..... . .....°' ~ TG••• •~Dur1nt Year . . . . IITH.OI . . ; : -tlPle Ud Balane. 2TDl'I 10 11110'.oe R, IIIIO 1111 1 -.ian::"~ ... .... (Clal' ou~·wam.ni;:· ···· ••~:~ Jlllb.ar - c e In ·WE DO CUSTOM MEAT CUTTING ITD.49 JON'l'.N ...w lteetd,t.. 10011 ot Jle7mmt• Darlnf YHr , . . . aot:411 llalaw, DN!Hnblr 11, 1 •-\~t'IJ . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . ll!IOl,,IT - " ta DepNtkrrJ', W• Have Plenty of Mortons Sugar Cure (Smoked Salt) For Home M.at Curing, :ms.11 ......o. Ill DQ,oalto17, »-mbtt If, 1M . . . . . t 7811!.GS nil '"' OlhlN' T•""'"' Pundt a - • lanre, Jana117 1, ueo CLOVIII PARM WAID CROSS' SONS IN RACINE, OHIO I 1839.118 40DD.OO 114411.U p 178111.08 - ~ Durlnt Year . . • 13105.M _,...re. Deranb«r n, JNI> •---'-•· ~ .. CLDVIII PARM DON-GLO DOWNIE-GROSS, INC. 'I · Ohio Valley Sllcecl Bacon · · · · · · 49c lb. .,....__£ompeu1Uon . . . . . . . . 1117.Sl· /fl Colled£ne UI Davey W'11urs · · · · 1½ 1•. pkg. 73c Tot.er1u:e::' o;.· opiU.T1:~~10·09 ' IIIOY, QHIQ pt, •VANS Friday I Sltunlay, Jan. 6-7 ·?OMEIOY agalnlt "!'HE STORE WITH A-HART" (Men's & Boys') ' 31•• .._ 29c I -=~ RACINE'S BANTAM SUPER MAJIKU STRIITMAN SPORT COATS 0 NI ON$ a::·~ = T•• .~...~:~~. ::.' ProlecUon . . • • I GROUND BEEF .. · ........ · .. · · lb. 49c S S-H-H-H-H can't tell th1 • • ~ f f bpe.11111 .•• ' • • ·• •.•. 400.00 ROUND STEAK ......... · .. · .. • lb. 79c u. UN • • . • . . J>QolltOl'J, ( D ~ :U, 1.0 • n.11 18.» ••••• I Na.II TIRED KIDNEYS RACINE FOOD MARKET ' ' MlJMl ~ I .;.r-;:::,.rd ...... 1 wu, "00G tourney a ; : - TUN 'Wlthbel4 for Ma. 26 - 'Achievement of Pomeroy Cem,i:~.Bo-~:!,.'::!!?anI m .C'G WINTER JACKETS It ts vital that you follow your doctor's directions es they appear on the label of your pre1crlption. It does !"•k• ~ differ• ence whether or not you take certain dr1J9s before or after meal1; how much and how often you take them. Don't gamble • • , follow dll'l1Cflon1I , · EXAC PWCIIPTION SIIVICE old bills. Just pick up your Dbone, then pick up YoW llllll. "° 28 - Imperial Electric fire damage eatJmated betWleD and SI0,000: Guy Blesalng, BOD, died; Pomeroy Summer Lea gue entry clout, Racine 11-3. 29 jfJddleport gu rate up- TOPCOATS GET ACASH LOAN TO CLEAN UP HOLIDAY BILLS 4 lbs. $1.00 4:·~ 27 - James Weaver, Ravens- 25 - Five Melp youlha: COin· wood grocer, drowns self In J)l!tlnl In Ohio State P'alr actlvlOhio River; Mr11. Gertie Black• tlel. Gar, stobart pltchel Midwell dies. dfeporl LL to 12-0 n<>hlt win REDUCTION . Grtpefvult .... .. · ·....... · · 2 for 27 c Bananas .... .. · · ·· ........ 2 lbs. 29c Head Lettuce .. · ...... · 2 heads 45c gal. 85c f -- ~~ FrtckJ -- - · -~· - - - -- - - - -- - - BACON ENDS FO'0 D MA RT '* 49c Main• Potatoes · · · · · · 10 lb. bag 49c MILK RECORDS i.;i!; Cold ·leer and Wine Carry Out .8 3 lbs. $1.00 doz. 49c Open Daily Until 7:30 p.m. Pre-Inventory as lb. 33c ORANGES !-:w;• ~\il ROLL SAUSAGE SWISS STEAK Self-Service Market ~ti·" .... " l ~m,,roy, - LB. BOIL BEEF /f° ' I SAVE AT SIMON'S A: GAS RANGES C B. H. SANBORN •, CHUCK ROAST . . p lan dN Of JntereSt I n erway Values For 1,,1: Rutland -):.itt,e BECKY'S w. IOf Bend L J ud ont:i JACKETS ~g: ~~ge~~\ d~~ s~!.n::e CAR COATS ' _,, ......... ~ Phillips Sisters Style Shop . . br '°· ' LADIES' HATS · · · .. · $1.95 to $5.95 • i!!;,. I l2, ll has Off Q N LADIES' COATS September I c,; l Oo/tO ::ei: 8: Play in the •lementary grade leagues at Wahama High St!hool is scheduled to begin next week with filth and sixth gradecs scheduled to open play on Januacy 9 and seventh ·and eighth lie! of Tiiesclnv n1~ht . ~eithe r Lo· Jh United Pttu 1alnL111tlon• t ,40 games over five ~asona in de_Pittsburgh 71 Carnegie Tech 66 coming ln aucceaion. Pomeroy Saturday night to Kyger Creek. . gan nor lasl pla<<' G"lhpoh• p1ay · The ~lid-Amee·ic3" c,,n'. ,.,,,,, lealini, rcanklin College of !ndl- ' Villano•• II [)etroil.. open,d wtth an •DY 5$,37 docl- One, lhe Kyger alfa~. could be Charh• Carr, principal ol M•· ed ~.,esda , ,.,.,,,.,, ,.,,,,.. ol llw saw mo,t of w,e,,os·l"' nieh•'s ' ona , llll · •2: ll<flanc, downed Bosi<>n Coll. 81> Boatoo U. 51 • Ion over LDgan, then Inst I w o close. At Rio, Coach As:il : ~ ~ : 7 n t'. ':"°t~ai;,-; 1 .,er ,.. ,ws '" ,l,p ,,..,, wl,idi ki<\• .. I " " ,,ocl-!IO' • Adrian of Michigan, 78-58: Ml. , The Portland Grade School Albright 6S Frank. • Marshall 57 straight conlecence !Uts. at ley's boys should gel p enty hJ II rd and O k H 1 11 :uu.,li•" Penn· Wellston' -and 52-SI at Athens. .i, excelltnt shooting pradfu1 Ohio., wrdl ow·'"« 0 Kov.-lf>! of \lidd\fpor1 dav· 00basketh:,ll st' ·, ~n :nto hill llnion ·b\aated;t Edinboro of thl ed I Seventh and Eighth Grade cage Moravian W Wllkea 1, A the "Beaut! • eJBI r w1~ • w• aerve u v ace prosholdi•~ 1,,,,rth plm~ !or 101al ,~m~ with seven loo!' ,,,:,m, on ';lv,an1a. 90- ; Day"1n omo r I squad "'mained undefeated to- Fairfield 'II Brooklyn 71 Alt<r lliPl'lng past a tough Ml cn>1s la ho,I 10 RI le . lde~t ,;;d secr•tap,-terasurer, re1 olnh ~ cfrf'cl even thouj!h h.. v.as del'k , l .:m1s1us, 86-63, .and Young5lown l day after ladnR Cott • gevlll• 50- oartmouU1 68 Harvard 61 dleport aggl'f!gation, 57-541, Lbe Wahama P yab Rutl nd PJ llv 7&-S9, t>ld to six Tuesday by Wellston 'lhrr" MAC •oames werf' p\.ivcd clobbered Muskingum. floor. the Fairleigh-Dick. 1, Yeshiva S7 Panlhen hit their 1tdde in bounc-- Fa bare!oons ly edged a th. Is ,. a-e spec e y. · 1 ·.. ,,. t· ·1 lo 37 on Ripley· • new ed remalny wlnlHI __ .J ad 8 1 ~ior to lh,. -i·ellow .la('kets' las\ while leaguc•memMi· Miami of round out t e ni6'' ac lYI y. , finl game to be play in Island 108 Brandeia t/1 ing NelaonvWe 8l•S6. Tben came Fifth anu Sixth gr e team outlaw:, Bo•,,:, ~ w.is in tt11rrl placr Oh io ,·isiled it!! bi!! cit\' counter- ~ven games are sc.heduled ,or gym. Niagara '/':I Belmont Abbey 48 wins over Racine., 80-45 and Jack- son. managers are as follows : New but ,\ thf'n• :,!:,r. Steve ChasP. part, Miami of Flor ida, and suf-,tonight . two Frlday night. and a Larry Pr lce w111 again the ,Appalachian 8S Guilford 5a son. 53-52. ----Haven, Harry Pickens and Jlm1,abhld 1h,.' spol ,Iler lh• Bull- , ..,., Galllpolil loot to Coal Grove my Howard : Rarlford, Jerry Zer~ . .., double ovcrtme lull·•lale or 23 games . s,'.urday l•adlng point getter for Portland. Wake Forest 81 Clemoon 511 1 3 12 1 dog,' win .. wr ~(''""" lie . 4'· 1 • .,, niRht. Featured o.• wmght s bill He dumped In 23. a Ultle below Davidson 54 Wm. • Mary 45 58-5' In an overtime. Huntington SEO Standings kl•: M?""'. Charlie Carr and ,tc1 0 1 ,. . Central rlpptd the Galliana '1fp Lew Gilland : Cll[ton, Richard • . U , are Houston -at Cmcmnat1. Oller· his average. Teammate Marvin Alabama 74 Virginia Tech 56 1 . I ,,., ),·w.1nr• <. 1im11p10E 01i10 n1 • 1,e· ' 01 · W ·I d wooe . I ed •··-1 Ith . SEO ALL GAME y d Elm Van Matn, , ·I· II Coilev•• Tv.o ,: tl1t I l\:,m11101, .~ h .. 1 1111, , ..,: .sll) _. 1,e , e.. , e ,, · Mt:Kelvey fol ow C...-.: y w Florida Southern 88 RoUiDI !Kt ,.7 Sil. ,....ue (ON have tripped oung an er · ,, .. ~rs m l!>.... m !I , H' uo eli eyan. an · -& CAGE STANDINGS 1 1ry Pom•'""" Panlh•·';' :um:,..,I H8,,... he1 ,,,., , 1Toled" dow ,,ed le, at iram. 19. . Louinille 70 East. Ky. St. al the Blue Devils - with Welillon's Seventh and Eighth grade man· ,p in :1,,, I '·''"' , I, .. ol <ap "" , 'late _ . and Bowlier, OSU Op,•• BIi Ten Winner led CottagevUle with Ky. w..leyan IOI Bellannmo 71 lrl-63 swamping being the worn (Vanllyl agen m: New Haven Reds, 62 57 ·western Mlchi'. '. Undefeated Ohio Stale, .the No . 14 poinl-8. He waa the onlyheplayer Mis.s. Southern 81 St. Peter'• 74 loop defeat thu • far. GAIIS lost TEAM 1<:ort-r~ L,< ni~· l1t wh,I'-' ,.110'.hti c~:1,'. • \'er;,layecl W L P OP Jimmy Layne and Buck Tennant 0 moved " " ,o I".<. . , 11ll\·5' in MAC g;unes. , 1 team in lhl nation, wmnec •.1 to hit double figure• for t 101- Georgia 87 Mercer 7< 5IH< at Alha1111: 58-4< al Middle- Athens ... ...... . 8 D <"6 381 Ma,on, Charlie Carr and Lew 1 Edclit• P.uw h 1:- u1 fro • • ll nlli 031 · · . boo ed Ithe Madison Square Garden Holl- ers. Scarberry had seven . Elizabeth City 98 N.C. Colleae 89 port· •• •• at Jacklon At home Jac''"-n 7 1 508 541 G'illand·, Clt'fton, R'~ard Young · fl! .. k d Wttrnberg st [ K.,i 1 ,,,.,., lasl .,.,, to ,,,.,h " '". '"'·'" e. '. . , , ireak lo day Festival Tournament end de- Portland , tied for thl Grade Miami IFl1.I I02Mlami !Ohlol 100 Nelsonville clipped the locals M- Pomeroy ..... ... $ I 393 351 and Elmer Van Maire: NOW Rawe<k 11, h,,, now '""""·:eol lo, ·' l,ome '""' 1 wmnmg lending NCAA champion, opens S<hool Le•&"' lead with alaa un- Murray St. 87 Middle Tann. 58 40 while Lopn rallied In the I~ I.Dgan .... ....... Ii • 509 50t ven Cards, Oak and Bill How· 4-Daily <;enti nel. Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Jan . 5, 1961 it, Dig Ten •••son Sat u r d a Y delealed Syracul< will la<,. Ra· Tenneaoee 70 Florida St. 15 nal mom1nt1 ol play w win ill- Wellston ... ...... 5 5 5'11 588 ard. · - - ·· - - ·· -· · against l\linoi1. cine Fr iday night al Portland. Marquette 83 Loyola (ill.) 71 46. NelJonvllle .... ,. fl 5 509 ~ The te811"1!1 will play once a Notre Dame '12 Butler ~ Pomeroy will be paced by lanky Middleport ...... S -4 ~7 .,,.. achedu1ed 1 Mi11ml of Ohio, paced by Guard By quarters: Zeller with 211 polnl!, led most of Porlland 9 17 34 60 Daywn 86 Canlsllll 63 B Ob Winebrenner and Alam Gallipolis ....... o 8 181 •82 week wllh two games the gam~. But Mdiami ~f :orida Cottagev ille 14 22 fl Bowling Green 78 W. Michigan SO Hamm. Little Eddi, Buffington Ls __ ~~~gSu=-::: tied the score ml way m .t sec• Toledo 62 Kent St. 67 e x ~ to toss quite a few talSEOAL VARIJTY ONLY games wlll be Don McKenzie, u • ond hall • nd held a shm le.ad Meetinp: O( Top Purdue 91 Creiihw• 72 lies In from the outside. Terry TEAM w L p OP ,1stanl principal amt junior hlgh R until the end of lhl r,gulahon SquatlI CaneeII e d Arizona 79 ylRegis 61 Ohlinger and Ed Bunch will al- Athens . . .. . , . . . . 8 o ss1 271 ~ach at Wahama. 59 8 70 game. . A grade tchool cage 1ame pre- I 1('e a or BD pose a threat offen11ive-wise. Jackson ··•·· ···· 5 1 S62 309 The cornplete scheduled will be ONE WEEK ONLY \ Neither team could gain an ad- . 4 2 333 ;,soe anno··---.a later. hed led I Sat rday Texa1 68 Arkansas 6B , Gallia Academy will be count- p . I' I' . l VlOUI1y SC u or u - ~ -. omeroy . ··••··· 3 3 urn..~ \ vantage 1n the ~rsl 1ve min~ e night precedinl the Racine-Rome ing on the reboundmg of George Logan .. , . , , •• , .. 315 3.13 January 4th to January 10th ovectime , b.ut ~ham\ of Flor,da tilt on the Tornado Ooor. between Pop,, Bill Thomas and Ira Craw• Wellslon .. ..... , 2 4 342 957 Pomeroy .. ... , .. g l 3111 187 hit for . a f1Ve point macgn ,n~ the Southern Local All-Stars and ley, and tho shooting of Dave Nelsonville """ 2 4 300 334 Wellston ........ s I 200 1 Ithe Oluoans failed lo overcme .t the Eighth Grade ol Athen• Jun· Roberts, Joe Duncan. Middleport ...... 2 4 302 325 ta) 186 in the second overtlme . . . ior High. has been cancelled. 00p GAHS hu proved tough at Gallipolis ....... o 6 280 350 Jacbon . ........ 4t 2 131 UM Zellec was th, gamu high The Athens loam ii led by the home again,! the Panther• In the TOTAi.ii ff ff !585 1511 Alhena .. "•· •• • • \ scorer wlule teammate Vern Law• of hi~ school coach Charley paat 15 yean, wiMlng 12 while _ Galllpo1la ....... 3 t 191 184 son had 16 points. Ron Godfrey :;Alee. The All-Stars of South- S losing only three. FRmAY'8 GAMlilS: Logan ... ....... 2 4 IIIII II< of the F\ondo. team ,had 25 ?QJnll. em Local are now rld)ng a four The defend.Ing conference cham• Pomeroy at Galli~lis NellollVille .. .... l S 160 227 Th• Toledo R°'.'keu declartd game winning streak. They have 'l'he second aeason for the Bend plons, should they be taking the Wellswn at I.Dgan Middleport . ..... O 4 1M 2118 lhrmselves a serious threat t.o not bJen beaten since the squad Church Basketball League com• Galllanl light Friday night, may Nelsonville at Middleport TO?ALS t4 M 11111110 take the M~C, as they won their was organized by Syracua, coach plete with six teams from New find themselves still hofdlng the Jacloon al Alhena ' eighth slra1ghl, alter an opening Hilloo Wolfe, Jr. It ii hoped that Havim, Hartford. Clifton and Ma• loop' • long•• t loaing streak. llle•enes) \ iuss, in downing Kent State. . the two team, will be abl• to aon began Wednesday, Jan, al GAHS ha, dropped 21 league tilts TEAM w L p OP BAKER and SEYFRIED 1 The Rocket• won at the foul line pair orf against each other in the the Wahama High &hool gym. in 1ucccs11lon - two shy of l he p 6 1 352 232 I whece they hil 32 of 40 altempt1 near luture. League official, have announe- Panthers mark -bllshed In Iha ;i;;::y .. " .... g 2 330 277 your LENNOX dealer NEW incl USED to 19 of 28 for the Golden Flashes. ------ed that there will be three garnet mid 1950A. GAHS own11 the J e kso n ·· " "'' 4 i t80 l86 4 282 Kent hil four more field goals TEANS SIGN ARBAN.U each Wednesday evening through SEOAL' • longest winnln& •treak n .. " ' " · · , 273 COAL, OIL, GAS lhan did Toledo. . DALLAS. Tex . tUPI, - Former March •· The six teams entered at 49 straight. Lo ens · ··• · ·•··· 4 5 ioo 299 5 3 Pete Ballic scored 23 points and Mlchigan state end Fred Arbanas into th league along with their The preliminary game ia sched· G 153 270 FURNACES kept Kl'nl State In the came. giv- was 1igned Wedne!day by the coaches art! New Haven EUB. uled (or 7 p.m., Friday. The de- al i~l · ... ... 2 6 2n 282 Phona WY-N794 ing his learn lla first I, id on an Dallas Texans of the Aml!rican Harry Mlller; New Haven Luth• fending champion Panther-Cubs Ne ~nv e · · · ·· · 1 6 l5.'I 209 •36" All Porcelai n outsirler wilh 1:50 remaining In Football League. General Mana&· eran . Paul Roush and David own a 6-1 overall mark, and 5-1 Mid leport · ... .. l'OMEROY, OHIO • Lights and Timers the first half . Kent led Sl-32 :>.t er Jack Steadham 1ald he consld· Roush : New Haven Melhodlllt. loop record. Carlos DuSEOAL R~VES ONLY \1 nu1ftime. ered Arbnas "one of the beat Jim Howard : Mason Methodist, pier'• Imp!! 1oing with a 'revileGlass Oven Doors 0.. 0,.. Set PoN pro prospects In the country'' Willi• Dudding: Clifton Methodist ed' lineup, 'will include th r •• TEAM W L P OP • Burner Wlth A Brain The R~kets came from behlnd ----Earl Robinson : Hartford Chur- sophomores, one junior and one \ with 13:23 showing on the clock Fllht RnuU • ches, Jerry Zerkle . fre&hman . •Grills (On To pi 1in _t11c m.•ond hall end boo 5led Ry United Preu hdera• tleo• 1 League officials are Harry Feature league attraction Frilhc1r learl out of reach of lhe ~ost TOKYO <UPII- Mltsunori Seki, Miller. New Haven. president: day find• ackllOfl at Athena. The (,'ltoolle l' our Model Non,! W• S.11 Motorof team . Ralph Lewi• got 18 p01nts 1w1•. Ja~n. outpointed Chartchal Oak Howa rd . Jr., New Haven. Bulldogs wiU grab a two-game · rs I d ( vice pre1ldent: and Ray Tucker. ll~o/4, Thal an 10 1. lead by defeaUng pre-aeuon faNO TRADES ACCEPTED We Servite All for th e wmne , ,. ll us 8 no contest &amP: for ___ _ _ - --· Mason, secretary-treasurer. ,...... However, th t . vorlte Jacuun. Make1 and Models · Bowl~ng Green agaln~t We5lcrn down a total of 63 rebound, to Age g.roupl partlr:lpaling lb the charges of coach Dave Fisher . 1Mkh1g11n u, the .Fakon1 sco~ed ~ for Canh1lt1s. league mclude all men who have hope lo reboun4 a1ain1t the Ath• elght strni~ht -point. ln opening Roggenburk'i output along with graduated from high school or . tomo lght Free Parking play and held the Broncos w~tl'tout Bill Westerkamp'1 24 i,ointa, more who have reached the a1e of 18. en~an wlllrr: e~ing , a first di• PhaM WY,2-2255 u field goo\ until eight minutes than made up for the 32-polnt pro- Official• or the league 1tre111 lhe ,talon •pot u first hlllf acllDn th Matn It, Poffllray DEALER STORE had elupsed. durtlon of Tom Chester of Ca11l1• point that boll 11' "",umthed le at end• by defeallnC unpredictable The r 11 \cons' 6·10 center. Nate everyone w pay1 n e ague OF MIDDLEPORT IN THE CENTER Thurmond led both teams with lus. will attend the church of hil Well1wn at Logan, Nalaonvmo II . • 11., ebo d~ The Revenge waa sweet for Defiance choice M often 18 possible. The favored to clip Middleport, but College as the Yellow Jackel.a achedule will be announced later. the Yellow Jackets have proved 24 points an'IIIJ' 1~l8.r Broncos were co on IY blasled Adrian. The Michl&an _______ tough on their home planb lhua 17 of 112 field goal ollem~ts. It squad .,.. mponsible for Dell· AU,STAII Al>Dffl(INI far. The Bobcats •~Ohio ~e;; ~ ance Colleg• the Yellow Jack· LOS ANGELES IUPII - Offen· 11ie Jaetela move north to Nol• pulled 11.way In\ i3 °d eta blasted Adrian. The Michigan alve end Bobby Wataan of the son.ville where Coach Nolan lhelr game WI~ Mars 1 an squad waa reaponsible for Deli- Phlladelphla Eaglea and Uneback- Swackhamer•11 boya should win, chalked up the,r serom 1eagu; ance'a only defeat. er Dan Currie of the Green Bay if they mainL'illl the caliber of vlctlry - bot~ ~ th e e,;,enso The Yellow Jackets dilplayed packen wen added today to U.. play lla1ad Tuolday nipt In the"WI e1theV1rg n '~!Id, f'llh nt1 one ol their hotlut shooting ?@I'- E.aat and West squad• whleh dumpinf: Wellatun convincln&IY, ,, lien rg. ron,e 1. ,mo • I th the - t In ••· AD~-- pro bowl ti.I home Rl<lne Is boal to , II 11 b ormanceso I eaeaaon11 y ....... un:1 ...,_. , • the nation s sma co eges Y d • ame on Jan lS The two men l_ton1II Saturd&Y nllbl, and ~• fav• 15 30 UPI. had no trouble in downing aank of ~ field goals an ~ere the .. cholcta" of ored· Rutland travell to 'Wlltmi Fra,1klln and lhe Tlg•rs playeJ 0111 Ir,. th row,. Lombardi and .......,t uch nllbl for wbal aboulil be about hall the game with ,.. Both teams oow have ldentk:al squad. I<> I& men. a ,plrltal wonnup drill, anti '11aerves. Bert PriC'8 hll for 'r7 5-1 record •. point• a• Wittenberg won ll1 sev• Junior Guard Ray Peopln with I~. enlh game In 10 starts. 17 point• paced Mount Union to The BIR Green madfl a ballle Its third win In downtng r.dln1-an GROUND BEEF ___ ___ lb, 59c 011l of the first haU, tying the boro . It wa• the Penn1ylvanlaM' Old .Fashlon•d Bung Bologna 3 lb. $1 .00 score 10 tlrnes and taking the lead 1111th atnlght defeat. eight Umeo, before ladlni In tho The Ponguinl of Youngmwn, ...,.nd hall. highlighted by guard Tom Gekh'1 IIORK ROAST§ _ _ _ ___ lb. 49c Flyoro T,o TaH !II polnlA, rolled to thew .....,th Dayton'• height advanlage wa~ victory In nine at.arta and kept .\ PORK STEAK , lb. 59c obv\ous II the Flyen ,...,epl the Muskingum wlnleu ln • • 'f • n ON ' ALL b•ck boardl tn crunchinl over games. Glitch milled hl1 tint two' SAUSAGE, I-lb. Roll 3 lb. $1.00 Canlslu1 aa Gary Rou;enburk hit fleld goal, and then unk the nelt lor 16 point& and IM team pulled 11 In a row. i • =· ~ · :!:ta~_ri,:~7.!-°'!,u:i;! r::d-::~: ~: ~:.i:~:d :.":'~no~anuary ~ ~!~r~ J fl anuary 9 Q JU!t, \ Galli-I eer:, Racme, Friday In Wahama S Gym Games To Begin Local SEOAL basketball fans will be triveling tonight to Gallipolis and Nelsonville but two delectable dishes will be served at Racine and Wahama . The Pomeroy Panthers move into Ga Ill1polis, f avor ed to win their fifth in league play in the finaf match of the first round and be in contention to hammer at leaders Alhena and Jackson throughout the second and final round. Pomeroy, after getting off to tle else, for the Red Devils. Jl!NI! Bellvue job \ :rr _ Ber!M Stella Iped ooe cont per lhouaaod foot. •clallon bl&im membe<'lhlp driv1. nor, 8-h Grove died . Juoo 1- Officer mm, sccono 10 - WIiiiam H. Gr•11, Rt. I Cimo,, died. Z111pan ol Mr'/11 ~~set ol twinl born w l ' 211 - Leo V. Savoge files 17 - Earl McGr,th . Indicted ! ~ail_!~D~~!l: . Pomeroy-~lddleport, 0 ., Jan:!,!~ 28 - l.tarpr,d H Gukinl of Sa1tm Wendell Barrett of :otallna '62.7to apinst two for murder ln second delfee of 'Z7 - Mi.Jdleport hremen all ra BraUon; Mn. LdliaD lrlp to Florida afler Robert Jar Letart. W Va. died. ,re1'6, ~anted here on a R & E I ll - Middleport Col C donas Sy,acua, died . Wm Colwn~ Cathorlne Pale, !polil olllcen, llelp County Shir, Ezra Branon ; Pome,ey takes· 22· council for 114.000 hou1in1 I• Manley, ai.t,fn RJ'D, dlld~ arit ed l500 for river lmprovemenl: 19 _ En&ineor Capt. IL,ymond Portland, died.' and Harry Prlc<, : !,_Roolrt _Hartenbacb and otblr D grid win over Wahama while cillly . 30 - McGrath pm I••,..,. 2 - laclnl Council threotened Wmn Mc Murray of Loni Botwm I Clari wld that hilft lilt dam al \ A ,. Iou111n~ damagea ,.. Rutland laiH l!iddlepor1 29 - Earl McGrath pied guiJ. 'II otst,, p,nltmlw'J: llro. Illa lo ask relief Ill United state, , died Reedsville oerta11! at joint C C UflU•~ Donley M Kmg, Broaod Run , ty to manalaughter m first do, HeU...... PumeiOJ RP•. d!a4, 30 0I Cou,1 from ash deposit, at PhU ll - Sam Price and Bill Luke •dinner. August 1 - Autoopy ordered In ' land,d,;;'"7 Wakl . Hutton. R,t, 1died. .,... 1n death ol falhlr •in-law, Ez. l !Ta .,.'.: j lip Spam. Jack Campbell appoint selected to attend Boys St at e 90 - ,1,7511,00II approved for 1eath of 91-year-old Elza Brat- Labor Da~ pce-:r::. made for I J9 - .Mn John C Chall!!, RutI «1 lVBCh at Wahama. from Racine Re\' John Elwood Reedsville dam approved In Sen on. Carpenter. while IOD-lo-law 31 Co . land, died. ., -I! 4 M'k S I I . . - held on poulble manalaughter roner to wrve paper• 20 e watze st ecte<l to , accepted appointment In Bel~ ate conumttee; Richard s HNl· h on Sheriff Hart.enbach in la - Mra. Mary Ann Klaa1. 1 Buckey~ Boys' State from Porn• I Center and 2ill leave Racine denon of Portland died. c argt'I : ~Id:! Scaroer:"Y an-tved lauit filed by Leo v Sava ~- Hartford, died. SEOAL. teribea 1 0 . eroy high , Ruth An~ Petrtl to charge tfulr, "' Fred Mh princl· , Marl0ll Foglesong. Point~~~ hel~ meeUnt, John D. Thomas. 1 1 t died Girls State from Racme · F k M p 1.p · r , Pomeroy . Meigs Recorder ' died · . 1cr.rn1 of Rut- July 1 _ Mn Phyllis Smith and Samuel Reltmll'f' New Ha-· an' · 14 - ran 7 - Alice<! Scorberry hict'<l .. ' land died Rawk, young Rutland mother ven, died. ' ' Leo V Sava&• plead, guilty to Middleport High School Pnne< 15 - Middleport sewerage per died ol broken ne<k In aa"1 a<cl- 2 - Memorial Hospital trustee, Sept I - Haclan R~•. o..te,, ~ud charge, at arraignment Clooln9 Out All Winter H1t1 pal , George Horak appointed new mtt extended until November 15 dent ; Woody CaD It pilot of Mid- uk for aboul '220,000 from gov• died ; Albert G. Mehlman Philplaced on probdflon; Mn. Pomeroy cmllle,I job lo replace by Pollution board: Sarah Roush dleport Natlon1t Ltttle League en- emmenl Hill • Burton Fundl lip Sporn head, awarded 20 year I ~hn 'l'homu apasedpolnted to !Ill Richard Jones; Fred Ar n° 1,1 o{ Letart. W. Va and Mr1 Ada try. 3 - Earl McGrath bound to pin. · 19 or dece busband, of. the Pomeroy-Athens road died. Tall o( Tuppen Plains died. 5 - J,.ara:e crowds attend boll• Mel~ Grand Jury faclnJ char~<' 2 - Leo V. Savage bound 1o1 county recorder . Little Leaguers opened season . 1 17 - Jack N•al won Clau A. day eelebrallolll: Howard I. ol second dei'ff murdeT In ' Grand Jury from County Courl 22 :-- Peggy Saunders run over 9 Denstone !mer In Middle. trapshooting trophy for ~ d Stewart, Pomeroy, died ; Melp death of Ezra Bratton; Arch ' on fraud charge; Jim Barton of dJe1tl but unhur1 ; Btoodmo8 porl awlm pool approved by oHi- straight year at Pomeroy Gun people escape death over July 4· WilililmMn Gibb! . MalOn. died. I ~'won makes 1rade with Dallas bUe back on road due to help of POMEROY, OHIO · clals. . . Cl,b: Guy Chapman ol Syracuse C..ne Heuon pltche, no-bltt.; • - Micha,\ Charleo Grue,er. Texans profes,ional team. LI... Club. . 9 - Bernark Krinke. Racme died ; Dr. Charles Mullen elected agalmt Eleanor, W. Va. for Mel'a 14, drowned ln farm pond near 1 3 _ $250,000 appropriated for 23 ·- Eddie Hughes. Rutland; head of Heart Group. ' All-Stan. Sh;ide. . Inew Reedsville • Uellville dam : Mn. E. F. Dunn, Racine; Mn. • 18 - A. A Sc:aroerry elerted "1 i 6 - Mrs. Carrle L. Rayburn, 5 - Mlr1am CHolmea Wyers-1 Joseph and Daniel Rogers, w..,1 Goldie l,f, Barnhart, Sll~er Run, Middleport Council Pt. Pleasant and Beda R. Van nuller,. Syracuse, drowned ln , Colwnbia, inlant twin,, died. and Lucille Kime,, Clifton, all REDUCEDt died. . . . Meter. Clifton, died· Letart to- Ohio River llt'ar her holl'M" durinr. 1 6 - Mei C t has in: t!:sv~1~ malo crop la late. • :;mlnr th ,wtim : Maxe wdleJMding 1minor att~~n~m ~uring Creek24leveled Kyger Harrv C .,, M'ddl eves rea en r. en rs. Day · S<:h 1 inl 42-0 Pomeroy took Choun· TOP CHOICE IIEEF 1 7 . ra-&, ' eport. Fred Owne!l, Coolville. . oo s go o session:. eey 22--0 ~d Falcons dumped Bertha Terrell, of Pomeroy and ' Mrs. Myrtle Roush of M as o Jl \ former Middleport Mayor ud e - Pearl Barringer Portland Pomeroy . Middleport Alumni Jackets 38-0 AND died. county commlsaloner died: Ra- died: Garv Stobarl pitch•• Mkl: game ends In 1-8 deadlock : Ra• : 23 - Cow·t injunction haltea cine Sllgaa Pomeroy 3-2 in llghl dleport to 7<1 n<>hltter over Coal- cine takes Pony League chnm- 2'l Cunningham. Syrapurchase of $.51 275 Caterpillar by 1. SUmmer League game. ton to open Wellston Toumev pl~shlp Ul-8 while Middleport ~ - ·- 1_ ._ _ _ _ _ __ CommlMio,,,ers 'in taxpayers suil i 8 - Helen Smith, 10. dauah· ' 8 - Mr1. Albert Scholl, ~m- ; ~L Tourney from Racine 6-l ,\ by Homer Geoglein. . te,· of Mr. and Mra. Horace Smith eroy, and H, ,vev Rowlov , Syraa<Use fe,tlvltie,. 0ft CWS 7 25 Terry Johnson pitched no• !alls and drown, in Ohio River cuae, died: Charlie Buah. pitches Meigs Cllunty sohool Save Your Salea Slips hitter for Middleport. Ponlea but near Reede:ville : Sulllvan Sayre. no-hilter for MlddlEJport Pony en- aystem students total 3,520: BenMIDDLEPORT Racine RD, died. lry against Racine. Jamin Redmond, Clifton, died. 8 - May term grand jurors re9 - Organlzatiom barred from 9 - Blanche Ethel WaTuer courtroom by Judge John Baoon. Downin'(ton dil!d. . called to consider pending cases: R t •- r M d 'I 11 PUC rde I , James G Lewis Middl rt ecen gues~ o r. an ll rs. FRESH LIAN SOMETIME DURING THE YEAR YOU n uc• I Rall• to - Explorer Scouts of Posl died · Me.igs coP C. E. Johnson were Mr. and Mrs. 0 WILL Nf.ED A GIFTI way ~press Agency to atay 1n 238. Pomero~, returnl?d from 8 ak w • r:an atei Joe Gillilan and cbildl.'en of Canoperalion; Lester L. CuMfngham, canoe trip down Ohio River pe- to om~n 8 Club members. t?II Bett J hnson and , ... _, WHEN YOU DO THINK OF SANBORN'S Middleport, Mr!. Laura B. throu h Bend area 9 -:-- 19 Racme Vo-Ag boy11 cop • Y o IIOD .....,.,,, Brown. Chesler, and Mra. Emma g . · 18 r1bbonA at State Fair; Don- of_'?eveland. M;. and Mrs. Ewy . T. Grogan, Middleport, died. colnltr-lKmfg ContracRtor•. awoHrdlghed aid10 E.- Holsinger died, Gilliland of Chester Ev ac or new acme Mrs. Margaret Eile<n m Mr. anddchildren an Mrs. Ollie Sayre TOP CHOICE IIEEP .I 12 llfr, .a LF.~lmm•, School. Cray, mother of foor, died In and children of Spiller. TENDER JUICY . • • arr1e I aw, arr1son• 12 _ Homer C. Jaccaud, Ra· crash: JacketeJ win first foot · ville, and Mrs. Belle Holter, Hem- cine. killed In auto accident near ball garne from Bel 28--0· p · Mr. and Mr!. Gerald Ours 3nd 1.9. lock Grov•. died: Bob Ashley Glen•ill•, W. Va.: Mlddleoorl LL eroy lost to Oak H1h'!o , om children of RlDltlngton vistted hls olgnod as r...tern High head fool All-Stan win Welillon Tourney 13 - Lievlng Coal ·M. I parents Mr. and Mn. Eber Orrs. O ball and basketball coach •·• · me by ,..1ng Nelsonville 16-3. West Columbia lost by fire. Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Miller . · 1I~ Pomeroy olhcen chase, Ill - State says $'715,000 to be 14 - David Kirk, Middleport, and oon of Oxford visited Mr • JEWELER-OPTOMETRIST ~ptedour trymen charged In al• used for Melp park and lake Hershel Westfall, Toppers PlaL,s, and Mrs. Charles \\;an! and Mrs· "'"I MILL ST, MIDDLEPORT en or ab: Pomeroy lrapro.ements during yean of died. D W Rhodes · .. btt1lnea1ea: Brownle G~I Seoul 1961 thru 186'7: Mtddleporl Bar- 15 - Salem Center's Wayne · · · LEr THERE BE diluter averted when wagon ... take Pt! Plo,e,anl M In Roush ,elected to Ohio Junior Cecil and Ronnie McLeod of ONE GROUP '. overturns. Syraeuae Pony League Touma· Fair Board. Belpre visited with Mr. McLeod's 45 ;ohn Edward Lorrlson, meat, 18 - October grand and petlt parents Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth RPM , . Va., died. _ Court Webaler and jury lists drawn ; samuel Mis- McLeod. 15 15 - Meigs Route tllll1 lmpro* • menl begun by State Highway Fultz c:ounse,l names for Meigs olllclals • Lena Wallace and son Charles crew· 'l'homaa Davis Middleport In Taxpayer a, lull filed against Legal Notice or South P . t . . 1· with ' ' County Commlulooen by Homer lenflMI .i11t11tlal " " " OID II VISI mg es, g1 • If ANNUAL ••NANCIAL u,ou Mr. and Mrs. James Davis and POMIROY,O. di 18 _ Albert M Fulwider Porn Gen eln; Mrs. Nannie Du y.. u.1.111URY TOWNSHIP Mr and 1\lrs K th M Leod J SECOND ST. . ' • Syracuse and Elsie Baker died MIIH COUNTY, OHIO • • enne C . %YI • I eroy native, died. ;_L. M ~--•' F 1~ ••r tlM ,1sca1 YHr l11dl"t Nwr: n pynr • _ Mrs Add'e .,_ Fu IG - vnn e1gs '-'Vuno.Y 8ll" DeumNr ti, 1... 18 • 1 "Ulye • -tth Ohio leader ,.IN.lldlen ffH, '"' gate, Huntington died , three can opens ._.., vuun..·n 'l'otal SalarlH arul WUH Pa id imuhed -vu E-~ Ma'rn )n Porn• ,peaking; Homer Geoglein to ap- ou,""'c tba Yur 1ueo .. I 10418.a r .._,. Ollac)Udatt from AD Fu11di) _., ..,... url _ 1 1 00 f!MY, none injured; Bill Wilson .,.._ lllll,U'I!, • ; : : :,:a1uat1on · · -, •-.... aoeuao.oo pltthee Ohio AH-stan to 3-4 18 - Harry Hayman, Racine, vy i-Omro;.: .OhlO.. I :auo ahutout Win. died ; 1,'48 tallied at Meigs Fair 1 herebr g:1folloWlJII nport , 19 - Gas heating chosen for opening. to be ~n-ect. \ F . H. John,toTI . - - - POMEROY, OHIO new M'elga Memorial HospJtaJ: lfl - Dayton Warner. Syracme, Townahl» c1en: 20 - Clyde Klrltland elected and Ward Hayea, Cheater, died. HNlllAL .~':',~~:•" ,uNDI · new head of Pomeroy Chamber ~ - Harold camahan, Racine, Ccnen] and Cla..Wtd l'rOPtrt, Tax fl of Commerce: Eugene O.llinJ, awarded first prize at fair for ii:~1t:' T~~ ".:'~-~~..·... .·: • County JaO prisoner, attempts entry grand champlun Guernsey. ~ ~ n r • TH . . . . . . . , , 1838·~ · ; 1 suicide by cutting throat. 2l - Carnival worker escapes tl!o11~O::n....':io ~·.. ,u.oo · 21 - MeJ'1 SW, nip ChllJI.. with from fair trailer, mlue1 ::!r ":i~~:fr T1Jetn1tt • 3&11.M i' rothe Colls t-1. getting over a thousand: fllir ououn• 22 - Racine delegaUon ap. pegged aa succeu; Syracuae- ~:.On::.•~•Uon ... ······ nu:eo provea aah control meuure• at Pomery P011le1 beat Barona 4-3 Lota end Olh., . . 111.00 PhDip Sporn Plant across river. to win Syracuse Tourney. ,J:• ro:U~ollfll~:·T:z!1''u·10:u11 !L'I - Middleport', Natkmal LL !L'I - M""-rl ••• Total H1ce(Jlt1 . . . . Ul'r.M.00 _.,., council glvea Qr ..... 121m OI Discontinued Style of Nationally Known en Iryelim lnated by Fairland 2-1 village employees pay ralae : Leo PAYMINTI · ~·, 2& - Richard V• Jones , Har- Sryat...J.av facea "'Ir• O•~!'al hetutlve e-. d1lc ,,.,._.,,, ...,mp...,.tkln or Senlce Tnllltn -1 28IIO oo rlsonvllle, and Reuben Midkiff re""•'•"lUel" probe. .,comP8Dlatlon of Clerk , w :u - -L ' ....... · anl llld othU I.um• W 84 05 92 24, - Sever-Wllllam1 wins Pam- a.n1ra1 SUPPli•• . . . . . • . . BRIEF and PANTII STYLI HemlUl,;II. Grove, died. 26 - Kelp blood debti paid eroy Elementary School contract; • 1 off hut ,urplua fl abort of need: Mn. Matilda Priddy, Rutland. ..... n.u :.:... .. ..... ..... ,m.oa Herbert A. Badey died. died. To'Q'~~an~ .~~~~r. : : ·:: •-•f "Year FrlondlJ Cfonr Parnt Stora" ·, - a., ,In fop QualllJ - ''" P1rltlj,1 : ·• PHONI WI NM2 RACiNI, OHIO :r.:.v=::r.:.==::.::.iu: lhlp "" - . , . IIIQ' IIMIN •-ttnl =~ °'~-lll,htl, .....11.'•thnlJ'' ' £r.1:.=~l\lm,-,.,. _.,,...,,_,~~•• --------------J~iwiMcMI'.: ~ ~: Clearance I On All Winter Coats and Jackets Ladles', airla' and boys', A real markdown, Not all shes, so come In now while 11lectio11 la good. SALE OF ,COAlS ' I �~ _,. _, • - • f • • \. • • ' • .. . • • • I t I• • I ti "to • .. 4• • - ..... a • • Iii IJ, ,- i,. > ,- o, • r "' • Mldd l'.l'llm 0 WANT ADS = I PbooaWY 2 11111!:------ River Report Den Two Cub• ae 1 , IIClrl' IIOOM 110US!. ""'IMfWSWS Group room apnrtmcnr, A N BeqeL I 5 · Jm. • 1 = . Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Jan. 5, 1961-7 "..._ flSt:r,.. • during UM ho.Uday1. The ••a: t ~ EnjoyedParty _ u~c[fntertoinec/ ideal location A B H ~..mt.held11oot1oya1h I d tor 1cbool, at the bomo of I! r 1 o1":'rs..~ tr- Wright. New Haven News, Events Of Interest About Communitv~ I ,''',oo° : TRAIL.E:R sPACE. G..,. rudilt1a: GallJpo!II ti.am A Chr!sbnu near grode 1<bool lll Mid<il.. i 179. 12.0, ntnnlllll 8 feet oa roll• Monday &t the i Mn , Tbomu Bentz en• ..... -, ... _ en. Pomeroy~M.uon _ XI.BO. Pl )-'-'-'-'-'=-'-'-'-'=II l)Ort Phor.,1 \\"'Y,2"3.146. = -~, Pl I 24 116 Rinto J 25 fallin non Evens, Rock Sprlnp Road FOR CONSISTENT OEPENDABLE RESULTS 1 ; 121 22---Lfc ed iJ1e WSWS oI the Enterprise easan · ' n · g for CUb Seoul.a of ~ Two o! RATE5 -- -I EU" h ch~·-·• , KanawhaFalla 2.112 falllng, Cltar1FOUR ltOOM HOUSE bath ga• " e ur ,~ay evening at I 18 ~o tat · .. 11 PaCI 146. , • b horn R k S in R ad esloo ...., s l00.81')'. rw move, t: i:e.Dt.a p.!'r 1111 01 d, o ne Uldert1uu M.inlmum_ d1ar1e-t , I r. age, . gas fuma~. Located on l ~~ e on oc ' pr ga o ,; able dtUTI5 on the Ohio RJver are Games were played and rettata. 6 centJ per word Lor three coue cutive in.sertiont Gravel Hill. Phon(• WY 2-2Dtj. Into All The ~ don, u--. a W' fl Id fremlllellt. of Ice cream, cookie, .,. .c V.ororldlheTogether, up. 'u..,O fnCU ...cl auu m t': Specia~o.e molll.b for 30 cent, ~r word. Richard f ol\h~·1 '''•i L.ocw.t St was u..:: Lop1 program d lh UL, and koolaid were 5el"Ved by d-<;" i'u.11 rite of 4 cent.a per wurd wilJ be ch.arJed tor ad• 1 .,. ·• • arri.s were o.n e s . Mlddlepor1 . < 12 1 3l,6'c Iwhich was prese11led U\ lhe form m o t b e r a, Mrs. Evawi, Mr , . •enilinr IJ not p•Jd within 10 daYI llll<,r rocetving bill •- ·th Mr' · D 0 n • I d Boat monmeota : Errors in Advertialn g-Sbould be reported lmmediately I FOI\RE~1' L~ MIDDLEPORT Or • pwy WI Dwight l.ogaJt and Mrs, Thomu Ibe Daily Sentinel wiU no1 bt respensJble for morf! than I . l· f 'shed d. Hunnel as leader and ull part,c,. Ohio Rlvu Lmle Edward Bentz. 3 one Ulcorrecl instrtion. , ~~~ Y ; rml roorns. Har ." paliJr• Scripture readingi. on the do wn IJ, 12:iO a.m; Onward up Pteseut were Jack Moore, Lar• Card _of Thanks aod Special Notices ot Events SUK1 1 Wuui:1 11oors, arge c1osels. pn, , , . , . Rock . , Obituaries published at 1 cent per word. ,-ate ent rance, privntc bath, uul Lop1c v.ere given by Mrs Philip 1'l, L2 .05 a.rn., et up It, • ·· ry Walker, Keith Evans, Mik e WORDS 1 DAV S DAYS 6 DAYS I MO. , omatic heat Utilities furnished. I Ohh nger. Mrs· Benlz. Mrs. James 20 a.m. ; &fl McCool up 15, 5:<IS Carleton, Skippy Logan , M I k e 15 60c 00e $1.35 '4.W !'hone WY 2.l20Q. ( 11 5 l ie I WW un<l Mrs. _Herbe rt D i x o n a. ~ :; lr.e ne Chotin dow~ 16, 6; ~ Young, Mike_and Mark Still, Max 1 20 60c ,1.20 $1.IIO $6.00 j -. --··- .. - I Prayer by Mrs. Eldon Weeks am , Elizabeth up 18, 1. 35 a.m., Folmer Mike Beali tharles 25 75c $1.M $2 ,25 $7.50 i MO DERN 4 R O~O M UNFUR concluded the program. Charles Stevenson up 20, 5:30 Johnso~. Delbert Bru~. M 1k e Ads received by 10 A. M. will be In that da)"1 1>apc, : ~ H~d opt. furnace heat During the business session a m.; Walter Bec.kjord down 22., Grindstaff, Bobby Ritchie, Mn. 11 S, tfc with .. rs . Ohlinger presiding. 6:25 a.m.; Helen Z. up Z3, 5::11 Harry Grindstaff. Mrl. Rcbl'I" I __ 23874 · _ _ PHONE WY 2-215j 1 , (17) HELP WANTED ' plan~ were disc u.s, oo fo r \Vo,ld a.m.; Beaver down 23, 6:06 a.m., llilchie and the den mothers, '--~(:-:J~):-:N:-:O-=:T::l:-:C::E::S:---000 ;:;::-"18~A:7I°'E~.s-:-:.o"'F""" G"OO"o""""'c"'L"'E,"AN ~ '--- ___ . _ _ __ Serv,ce Doy which will be oeld Eastern up 27 5:15 a.m.; Bayou Following lbe party, two new It.a!>' . SOC a balol 300 bales RAD..ROADS ~ RIRING in Feb~a~ . LnRose up 28 , 4'. 50 0 -~ : Leb.a dens were organized, with Mn:. Being t'EJlMJTE AND PEST CONTROi , g00tl hay 40c ti bale. Re,•. •r., MEN 18 ~ 34 to tram in Ra il road Refreshments were served by Shearer up 28, 7.20 a.m , A.lton Evans and Mrs. Bentz as den by Fata. Free lnlpecllaia. 1.m1ur-- , A. C!elood, Racine, Ohio. Communications. Jobs waiting, the hu_stess. to ~e above nar,wd Zephyr up 29. 2:40 a.m. :, Ravens. mothers for Den Three; Mr 1 _ I elf t., NatloawWe. Phoot. R. 1 Cl 1 3, Jk agents, o(Jeralors. Above aver• and, Miss Genevieve Stobart, Mrs. wood up 30, 3:25 a.m.; Billy Wax• Ritchie and Mrs- Grindstaff, Deo ud A.. Senk.e Slatton \,\'\' i - - - - - age pay Lifetime seeurity plu.s Dwight Logan and a guest, Mrs. Jer up 31, 4:10 a.m.; Kathleen K. Four and Mrs Logan wW re- 1 NEW MOOERN. 3 BEDR')()M ' · ' t'I H 11 32 2·55 • J Bo onh ' . ' !3M. f-U-tle ho .. many benefits. Good heallh, orence o ey. up , . a.m., erry sw main as den mother for Den 'fwo - -•-···· - · •• • i use, . ?1. ~ rant St. A~d'.tion.: eyesight, High School educa----up 33, 3 a.m.; Lwiga Point up 83, - - - - - - -- . UNDER NEW MANAGEME"1 , All ehlitte,, bu!lt-ln ki tchen. , lion. Write nume, oddres, , lel•' G' F C 5 a.m.; Chaperone up 35, 5: 25 Mra, Wright Gave BW Low,·, lltmce S4allo• aad Valley Lumber ,.n • s upply ! h be I rven or uest, Carry-out Powell Strttt Mid, ' WY 2-2709. 12 16 11~' one fum r to Box 66S-A, Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Biggs en• p.m, Cliri.,tnuu Parly nc,&WEATHEIWWH' _.port. •Featuring., .. ' - -- - - - - - - - _ ic Daly Sentlnel. lertaincd wilh a dJnntr Monday . Gallipolis Dam - Pittaburger Den Six of Pomeroy Cub Scouts 112 ' 31, 3k at their home, Rulland Road. _,_ 1 b "'b1 -·• le [ USED f-1.ECTRIC HEt' RIGERA- __ _ _ do•n B,35 p·m.; Albert Holden up held a Christmas p-""• durlna P-•• u ,. tulllJI I< TOil NI d.t' J 1 •·· - - - -- el d 1 mn. · aelectloa of benrase•• Ontlle 1 ce.. cuuic I (18) EMPLOYMENT Guests were Mr. and Mrs. Hai·• 12:25 o.m.; H eo own 1:50 am. •he hoHdays, et the home of Mrs. Jolauea. I old Dunfee and family of Middle- Titan down 2:35 n.m.; Andrew Lloyd Wright. Mulberry Ave. 11 1 SO&e \ foN . r hon \ ,Y 2·2G24. - - - - -- - -· - . I , Ill 5 3k l WANTED - --- - port , Mr· and Mrs. Alfred Biggs Calhoun down 4,45 a.m. During the meeting, gills were I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE , RURAL BUILDING Lln'S FOR , WILL DO HOUSEWORK IN and daughle~. Georgie Moore and .Kanawha Rlver - Solvay Up completed for their parents. GlltJ for any debts contracted Sale. 5 building lots 100 ft j Pomeroy by the day or hour. Mrs. Ollie Biggs and son, James, Marmet 4:05 a .m; Duncan Bruce were exchanged and each boy e6,000 Miles, 6 Myooe other than myself. frontage on Ball R R d· 1 Also will take c-are of lderly Pomeroy. _ _ _ __ down Marmet 6:10 a.m.: Merrill was presented a gift from tht Signed: Raymond Spencer 1 $300.00 cash per lot ~~ 36 f people in their home. 122 Dutdown Winfield 7:45 p.m.: Thcl• den mothers, Mrs. Wright and Warranty P.:imeroy, Rt. 2 menta of $IO per month i terriut Avemm, Pomeroy. ma Ann Up Winfield 9:45 p.m Mrs. Roy Reuter. Cookies a ad C\l S, 3lp ,~ I C IL I 4, Sip hot chocolate provided by Ml'I. Late Model Cera ~cc--c=cc--==--cc--c.,...""' - van arman DOGS HAVE BEEN IN MY Pomeroy, Ohio 1- - - - - -- -- Clifford Jacobs and Mrs. Wtlllam eNo Down Sheep on Middleport llill, Any Route No. 2 (19) BUSINESS Anderson were served. ~ Peach Fork Road OPPORTUNITIES dog, caught In pasture will be Mey lie killed ond collars turned over 12 30 ~le ,-,-c-c--,--- - - JAN. 5 GIRLS' a-. ....... • ~ to the dojl warden. NECClll SEWING MACHINE. EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY Pomeroy Bend Citizens' Ro• Rubber Insulated 1960 l'ORD Equipped to zig zag, darn. Rell.able man or woman from dlo club will hold tbelr regular The annual business meeting of FaleonlDaar (2) CARD OF THANKS monogrom and make bullon- t~t, area_to distribute complete meeting 1'hursday January 5, .•t the Middleport Literary Club was J APPRECIATE THE KINDNESS holes. Will seU for balance due line of l·igarcttcs, cn nd Y, nuts, 7 p.rn. at the Associated Radio held Wednesday afternoon at the 1960 l'ORD of neighbors, friends, doctors $57.00 or $8.00 per month. or ~um th rough ~ew automat!c Store in Pomeroy. All members home of the president. Mrs. Em• FaJc,en I Daar nurses durin,i: my recent lU- Phone WY 2-2204. 12 30 6tc ve nd0 ~s. No selling, we will are urged to attend. There will be eftiOD Jones with Mrs. Marcus SMALL SIZES , st abb:.h accounts for you. To election ol oflt'c e-. ~-· 0o· Id B to e Chambers as hostess. ness. nc:v , na one, pall r, cc--cc--cc-c-cc=~~-~rt t h ,.. 5 12 $3 99 • · .. .. , • .. .. • Middleport FI rot Baptist G. E. VACUUM CLEANERSqua 111Y pn Y mus ave car, JAN 9 • 1960 CHEVltOLIT Chlll'Ch. (1) 5 llp Swivel Tdp arid Roll Easy. ;:ren~sh ~nd cash capital or The meeting of. the Pomerwy th Mrs. J~nes was in charge o( 12½-3 • • ••••• , •• $4.29 ZDoo~ lk S::..M 1 'FREE.PARKING'' Used very little. Must sell thiB w c 15 secqred by, In- Garden Club scheduled for Mon- 6 meetmg and Mrs. Charles {6) LOST AND FOUND week. $25.00 complete price. vcntor~. Excellent ~arnmgs day ha!! been post ncd until Asa Bradbury reported on l he CHI• llldg, Mlddloport 1959 PLYMDUTH Terms. Phone WY 2.2204 . p~art time - Full ti.me mo~. Monday, January 9,~t the h me sale of articles from the blind. MIDDLEPORT ZDonrllaldlOp LOST llf,'ll,C!Nl'fY ol Elberfold'o M The club voled Io donate $15 12 30 etc For personal Interview give of Mr Ch I p , Lady'• Glassee. Call WY 2-2651. phone ' et c. w~1·1c P. O. Box 156 berry s.HeighLfJ nr eswitherSJngcr, u.I to the M1'ddleporl Library Jn apMrs George 1959 PORD . ~ - - -- -O_l_4_ 3tp 'l STORY BRICt< BUILDING. Rochesl!'r, Mmncsota. H. Parker 85' co-hostess.. preciation to them for ordering GalulelJ:-. nd 2 LOST - BEAGI.E DOG. Contoct Business room a 0) 5, Hp The Laurel Cliff Belter He!llth books desired by the club to be apnrt113 Earl A. Smlth. Hemlock Grove. porL ment,, feet deep. Middle- -c:::-=-c--cc------- 1 d b th be f h Price $21,000.00. Ceniact ( ) B club will meet Monday evening, use Y e mem r> or t eir 20 5 3 tc Wallor Grueser. WY 2-3230. 1 WY Uffl. Ill USin€SS ot lhe home of Mrs. Jerry Hoag• program,. 100d , Lincoln Road, with Mr•· Mrs. M. L. French, chairman 18) AUTO SALES - apartment for rent 11-7•11 Service YouO.NttNtN DELICIOUS HOT emu _ INSTALLATION OF CUSTOM or p~~ w;c ":to-hos~ . h l of the nominating committee preGNd aeu VNd Can A Cleor TIiie 0,, Y AD Ma.bl nd Medela French i,~ r j es, J a ck'a Dairy factory made cabinets, ceramic e a~g ers (l ~ul · c ass sented the Collow~ng slnte of offf• P - Car Te T. . . METROPOLITAN MO'l'ORS Bar, Middleport. J2•2\l-61c ploslle or nnor tile, building or_ th e United Methnd "' church cers which waa electoo by t be - - Eu& MIID 8l 1- - - - - - - - -- - 1 rnnch-type borne al $10.00 ~r will meet at the ch,urch, M~nday. group : Mra. Jones, re-elected as 1957 OLDSMOIILI ELECTROLUX VACUUM Clean• square fool, Also any type re- at 2 p.m Plans wdl be discuss- president, Mrs. George Dallas. b hmere:,, Ohio 88-41lear er - Popular model No. 30. modeUng. Phone Rutland SH 2_ ed for U1e new yeur and all mem- Vice President: Mn. 8 r u c e '55 CHEVROLET $595. 2l0 - 4 Trow away bags, complete at- 4914, l2-J9-10tc bers ar1 urged to he present. Lloyd 88 Secretary ttnd Mrs. Rogdoor Sedan, J.. lke new flnlf;h. tachmcnls. Balanco due S,13.65, 1"='==-=:-c-c=c~~~~~- - - - - - - - - - -1956 OLDSMOIILI Worth much more. Blaeltnar's, Phone WY 2·2211+. COMPLETE MECHANICAL Feed (21) REAL ESTATE er Morgan rHlecled •• lrcasur18-4DoorBllirllea, =:-:==-~~-c---~ Pomeroy. ( u 5 etc 12 30 etc Insta 11 a lions. Call on us for free FOU SALE: s room house and er. •ss CHEVROLET $705 218 _ 4 R USED ELECTRIC POHTABLE ~stlmHtes. Fullon • 1'hompson one sere of land. East of Ra- Tlircl new members, M Is s 1957 CHIVROLIT 210-0e,L I Dlar cine and Just south of new Susan Park, Mrs. Howard Wtst dr f!edan shurp' lno.ker inside Sewing M•chines. Your choice rl'llcl or Snlcs . WY 2•StOl. 1t 2) 30 31 · 11 1 3 · , and· out. Dlacltnar'a, Pomeroy. $25 each. Meigs Sewmg Center, (1 ) s.o-7• · · scJ 1(Jol buildings. Rev. 'f. A. an d Mra· Ed ward John son were 11 l ! 6lc Middleport. Phone WY 2·5320, · Clelond, Racine, Ohio. voted Into tho club during the 1957 DOOOI ~ ~ - - - -- - ~ ~ 12 30 61c (I) l2-l~t 4, 9tc Ill 3, &le meeting. IIOOleliNflltla '00 BUICK, '2000. V8 LaSubre 41 .,..---.,,.-,.,.-==-=-~Hard Top 4 dr. One local own• 1 - 11114 CHEVROLET 4 door TWO ACHES, 5 ROOM t!OUSE, The progrum ol lhe afternoon 1956 CHIVROLIT er. Power steering. R&H. Ex- Sedan, atandm·d lronNmission, oil noor furnace, running wat- was a hook review of "Tbt Waste IDoarllol.Alr Ira nice. Blacltnar·,. Pomeroy. flnonc,,d, er In house, two outbuildings, Make ra" by Vance Packard Ill 5 6te I - 1\153 FORIJ 2 door For<loceUnr, good one car garage. which wa, glveo by Mrs. Dale 1956 l'ORD - ~ ~ - - -- - ~ m.atlc. Cleon inside mu.I out.. One and 9.10 mllo out o( Mid- Dutton. The book described the 'tlO Q!JlCK, -2600. Ve 1.aSabre 4 Good ti "~ Vldortll I DI', D ii L res. - .oo. Call Dick Sterrett dleport, Zuspon Hollow Rd., R. modern way of life, Tltlrteen dr. ..,.. aMan. One carefu1 owner. t - - WESTINGIIOUSE 8 cubl c R. l, Elmer Barnhart, $3500,00, membors answered the roll call Sharp, car. Power steering and f00, Rel i t F. 1 1 Before 9:30 A. M. Everf1 1956 l'ORD r gera or· irs t: ns." Mlddlfort WY 2,2649 12 •• ,olc with New Ye•· Resolullons, ~ brqk!f, 'I\Jrbllt'e drive R&II. 1111 "0 oo J'urlae I Doar Over '$1,000~ off, BluotlnRr'a, com on , .. ' . KAUT FEED STDRE FOR SALE - Mndern 3 bedroom Tile next meeting will ho h~ld • M. L. Corr At Cheater J t th h f M Pomeroy. 11)5fltc Lo Btt Oll Yuko.,5-2,45 home,stormdoors, windows, anuary 18 a e omeo r& 1956 HUDSON ng O om, ' 0 I HAMILL SERVICE STATION baSt ,,nt, garage, hardwood Waller Waddell. Hornet V8 -6 Dos 61 {9) FOR SALE Ill ! 1' i 11.,... 9:00 A, M, No L1y-Aw1y1l All Sales C11hl - - - A 3 . BEDIIOOMHOUSE CLOSE I Albany 3353 flot•rs, awning,, Iorgo Joi. All VENETIAN BLINDS, all colors, to town with furnished hentlngl - - ..~!!!Y _ ~•,: Se"!I!• . _ _ cleclrir Can be financed , TWO RECEIVED 1955 CHIVROLIT Bel AlrJ Dr, Jlar,I... Window Bli nd • and ,hod•• all oqulpment which keop, It warm I Affi CONDITIONING, REFRIG- :•~ d~w~ pime~:· •;honed SH Mrs. Helen Weed and 80n, Doncolon Dale Wlppel Supply, 215 during lhoRe colrl flays modem I EJlATION Rervice. Jack'!! Refl · a at·ro now en, aid were received In to full mem• Union Ave.. Pomeroy, Ohio. bathroom , Re~dy for ' immedi-1 frlgeraUot1.. New Haven. Phone Rutlno d, l2•27 •30tc bersh.ip at tJ1c Federated church 1955 l'ORD --~~~~~. -~-I~ ate occupancy, Enquire Ewing TU 1-3537. 6-28-U FOR SALE : FARM ON RT. 7, Sunday, duriog the morning wot' POMEROY HAY OR STRAW d<lllvered in Store or can · = - ~ - - - - - - - - Some hay, Also 8 room house ship service. Holy communion MAIN ST. trucll load lot&. Call or Write : WY 2-W!O or IVY 2-3o,r. NEIGLER BUILDING SUPPLY in Pomeroy, See Virgie Mora, was a!Bo observoo. 1955 FORD Walk~ Farm SIIJ)ply i ltl 3, 31c Kitchen Coblncl&, vinyl a,bes- Pomeroy, Slnr Route. hlrlana ' Daar Bellolontalao, 01110 LY·2•2000, I NUT GOODIES, hickory nnls 40<,! tos block 9 • • lmrul•llon BW11• 1- - -Il l s, 6lp 1954 l'ORD tit> 15-30lc a pnckag•. blork walnuts, 31 Ing. window type. Call Notg. FOR SALE: 3\, Acres Ground. Cu•t. ZDoor I C\71. GAS rUEL on. and a,aJ r11r- packa~es (or $1.00. Cup per i lcrs, Racine. Ohio. 11-23-TFC Good s • room house with bath , ~ Call for free estimates.1 packnge. Call WY 2·372:ll - ----·AUCl'IONJtER - llordwood floon. Built in cab1954 PORD •orellllll • Abbotl Middleport ltl t ! 61c REASONABLE RATES inels. Basement, cool furnace. CUit. 2 Door I oil. 6·10-lfc (9 8.\ITISFACTION GUA&ANl'EED Cellar, good water souroos. - -- --- - -· _ _ __ a) MARIN~ C:!IPPLIES CO Ito L O Mc , Smull down p1<ymcnt. Bn~mce DEADLINE FOR PURCHASE OF 1961 DOG LICENSE IS JANUARY 20TH. ONE 0 11167 LIBERTY, ro fool, three •• '"' • e ·01 I like rent, Seo Okoy Wood nt 1949 CHIVROLIT DOLLAR ($1.00) PENALTY IF LICENSE IS PURCHASED AFTER THAT DATE. bod I 1J A to t - 18 • ~~~ Cbo1tor, Ohio 2 Door le r~ -~:·plo in M11rt·11.-~ flll tt u '416... 8-22..»-tp Syracu~. Cnll WY 2-~- ~ Otp FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE USE THIS HANDY APPLlCATION BLANK AND llldcllrporl. Phone WY 1-54!0 I U '111 H. P. tslUI 1954 CHIVROLIT l2 30 41 n. P. lllereur, Oulfil - ... WILL DO TAl!-gRlNG AND MA!L TO THE COUNTY AUDITOR AT THE COURT HOUSE NOW. FEES ARE • Door Slallan I METROPOLffAN MOTORS I ollcratlons of .1:1ny kind in my TWO DOLLARS ($2.00) FOR EACH DOG, MALE OR FEMALE. GAME ftOOOTEftS, Herb wl\.!GOP Ea~t Malit Strftl, Pomeroy I home. E:cperlcnced. Call t'ven19531 BUICK Uam,, Shade, Ohio. PhoM ft'V'!-SliO lngs R to 10 p. m. A. L. Dam• 2 Door Hlftltop •·20-Ur hart, WY 2·2585. !J 31 611, _ To obtain license by mail, fill In and mall this form to GORDON H. 3· etc n,,= =o ~ CHD == m~AH = u~A- ,m - ull 110) FOR SALE or RENT t enfz Ome I ~- INVENTORY od Sold At Ot"9 All Mak11 Ma1l•la LOW PRICES '1bsw i/ LOW PAYMENTS <'~? ~:Y~ FINANCING ON THE SPOT " Me1gs• , M3S00 Commg . Events ............... ..SUlli,--- Re-Elected As Club Pres,',dent e Payment ------ Snow Boot Amnged 8:00 Rreakfasl Party THE SHOE BOX PRICE pnp•·I I I male, 1 female. l\eooonnble. GROCERY STI>RE f- U 6 I k.;i CLOGGIID -DRAIN-;;;.-· -Septic PORTABLES Phone WY l·H0.1 or ace Kay • u Y oc Stile, tlB s, Third St Mid· I - doing gootl business. Owner I T_ank! Gel Klean•Em-All Sop, 50 up dle})Orl (1 ! ·;u et I wishes to retire. Located 974 UC tank cleaoo". Fast and econ• 2 · ·•..!' Broadway St., Middleport, o. omleal. Landmark Farm BurPIANO. WILL SELL rea,onoble. Call WY 2·2flll'I. 1t1 a etc eau, Pomeroy, 12-17•191c 1 EASY TERMS Phone WY Austin Phil- - - - - - - - - - - ' - ======·· - - - - - I llpa, Pamoroy. !-~Sip (14) FOR RENT EXPERT MEAT cutting and\ wrapping. Phano WY t-11975. IINGJill\ 11:1.11:CTRIC PORTABLE APARTMENTS - Fundlhod and Simon'• ~larket. l'llmeroy I Sewtnc Maeblno with attoch• ·tnfumlshed McMa.11e"', Middlell-3CHO!c' menta, Ill excellent ,oqdlllon. port. Phone WYMaL »tit - - -- - l'ull prk:9 anly $19.IIO or terms MODERN 2 BEDROOM FRAME AUCTIONEER 11 dolllell. Phone WY 2·2204 · ,to.,;, door• and window, I~ Complele &!"loo 12 :,o lie ' Crib Bndfd fumace, wall to wall carpet, Write, Pbon1 or Contact tub olnnd shower, Call WY 2-37111 A. C. BRADFORD, Rada,,, Olio _ evon g,. _ _ _ 11 21 tic - - - - · ~-=~ --1 up ONE FIVE ROOM APARTMENT IIIVELLER FURNACES, IVRST.' with both. Phone WY 2.9642 01 , INGIIOUSE appllanco,. Arnold EASY TERMS evenU1111 WY 2-3319 11· 17•Uc Brothers, SyraC'USf, ()h10 Phone I WY 1.-_____ ll•ll.lf i NEW 3 ROOM AND DATIi· furn . ' (2081 -INSURANCE .-- 1 ltihed home. Nlct Furniture and I , M "O . .. ... fftl T.V lnqulni ot C!ilf'a Sboo Re• 'r"'o:-:Mc:P:::Ls:E=1=Ec-c1N =sUR=AN = CE N I dr. wld.. ti '""" THE ........... tn....,, pair OL" see et 493 Broadway tection. Lll" Auto, F'lre, Pofio . . ..., UNI. ,.,... Middleport. -- l,2·29-?lc _uill no."_~ill,, Mlddle~l1 . _oh!u. , , HOUSE 163-1, LINCOLN HelKhts, BARNF.S,S!MPSON t~Sl'RANCE " room!! and bath. now ~aa ,\~t't\ti., Mid1llrp(, 11 ·.,. \U1.tr rurnat.-e. Phone \YY 1-3575 ur mobile. Bonds.. Phone WY ,.I._ Gallipolto GI 6-01411. 12-1!11 ms, B·27•U E. M•ln $59· Male Dog $2.00 Spayed Female $2.00 Female $2.00 Kennel License ,10 Owners Name ••• ••••••.•• , , , ••••••• , , • , ••••••••••••.•.••• • •••• , , •••••• Address • • • • • • o o • o • o o o o ,o o o o o o o o o o o o o • o • Township I·-· = ===c--c-~--1 O • • • • • _ _ _ __ _ _ Ail• .......... ..... ' I rno-1 O • I I O O 0 • . ,, 0 0 O I O O O I • COLOR Hair I Breed I Fees - -·· -- - - - - I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Paid I I I I ______ ' • ~ · - ,# • ' .. ~ •• -" • • -· • ·" • • ' t •• ' • • • • .• ' • • • • • .. • • BALLS d FIRE !! GRrrs M'IN TONIGHT!l !1' ,,h &, II 8pono s,211 w..lhor l :SO New, n.,.,rt 1,00 Deaih Valley Day• AN"·- I· 7:30 D.111 Raveri • 8:,0 Westerner 9,00 Jl'rlday N!ghl Special 10:00 Mlb Shano U :00 Newt 11 ,10 w..lher 11,u ,... Paar 1,00 Sign Off 12 , 30 Beat The C1D<II t,00 About Face, t,30 Woman'• Pa,. 2: tio Day In Court 1,:,0 lloac lo RealllJ S:00 Queen For A Day s,:to IVhe Do You,1r11111 4:00 .\."D1,rica11 Buclatand 5:00 Rin Tin Tin 5,30 Whirlybirdo 6:00 M Squad I ::,o E,sn Reporter S· '11 \Vealbmnan 26. C!rClll ,. Itke «. Outcaat1 (~ap.J 39. Beain name 40. Boy'• 34. Chinese wa.x niclmame ~ .. l?df 1, Sw!u archer ·. I. DI-omened a. Dellcato • ,7 7 @ 11 1. ~~ ,, ,s tO .,~ ~ ... 0 ... ·~ 11// ~ •7 0,. .,,, J I 4. Pl&ythlnK ~ DAILY CBYP'l'OQUOTE - Here's how to worll It: Al[ 'f D t, BA A XJt la LONGt,,ELLOW .One letter &Imply atal\da fot·another. In thta • ample A is u,ed for the three L'a, X tor the two O'a, etc. Single letters, apoe• trophle •, th" 1 ~· and formation ot the worcta: are all hlnt1, IDach day U.e aode letter, are different. A llryptlo.,.,,. Quotollon ORL UK AIDD JHTLO Ye•terd&y'a UK ALS FLIV FTMLD VLDGLZIOTUB-ORUZLIH, Orypt11<1u•te: ~~ UJ.\ (('2,:;', I ...I ; ,.r :_.,_..:,::.:=--= ~ GASOLINE ALLEY 1:45, Nti\H Joel .you SU..t Service Maul.. fl'unnle, Rarrtgan 1k Sons FUnstonH 9,00 Tl Sunaet strip 10 :00 Detectives 10:SO Law-Mr. Jo... 11,00 Nows Tonliht IMO Wealher 11 : II Sports Report 11,11D MovltUmo 1,00 1,:,0 8:oO 8,30 rexon MEASURE YOUR. MIND'S HEIGHT B'Y THE SH.A.DE I'l' C.Af,'I'S !•- URVW?.: JNO. (0 1960, KlAc .-.. Luru S r rul!cab, Inc.) 4:00 Brighter Da.,. 1: 15 Secro1 Storm 4,30 Edge ol Night 5:00 Three Stooges 6,00 Arthur J Smith I : tS The Weather 6:20 Sporlscopo I : :to Amos 'N Andy ~: 00 Royal, Cenadimt Polle,, 7:30 Aon Southern Show 8:00 Angel 6: 30 Zane Grey 9:-00 The Witne11 10:00 Years of Crisis 11:00 News 11 : IO Weather U: 15 Theater 13 FRIDAY MIO Artists In Xmerica 8:00 Ne,.. 8, 15 Caplaln KlnglnlO 9:IJO Cartoon Theater 10 ,00 December Bride 10::to Video VUlago 11:00 J t.o,e Lucy ~ , 0 .. n llOWN . 33. Girl'• ~~··; d, OreenwiCll Vlllart• .I.a••• ~ -Thl\-at quenche~ 37. Se& . wJng il, Dllclo...S ••..•nl111'• 31. Thighbone 3Z. ReJoJco .1- 10. '¥ CNJe me two 6ucks. I 've got Count, Nawa 12:00 C.Ommunity News !1 ,5$ Muon 'lou don't get f:r• t picl<in', you rather keep owin' '/OJ two bucks. get ~cord don' t pickir1'. a wag you can 1131/me liac1'-no ca,h. NANCY 11 ,so Clear lloruoo • t.o.. ol Llltl I12:12:90oo Seurch For Tomorrow HOW DID i , YEP· •·MY UNCLE IS Tl-IE BOWLINGC..iAMP OF THE WHOLE STATE , 12, 45 Guiding Llgbt 1:00 Lile of Riley t,:to Al Tho World Turn, 1 I 1,00 Full Circle 2:SO Ari Linkletter ! :Oil MUl1onolr9 3:30 Verdict ll Youn 4,00 Brtgbtor Day HE HE (;ET 50 (;OOD1 E IG-HT HOURS GETS PLENTY EVERY DAY OF PAACTICE 4'15 Sec,,,, Storm 4,:to Edije o1 Night 5:00 fhe Thr, 1:00 News Stooges 6: 15 Weather s,20 Sportscope l : lO Amo.• 'N Andy 7:00 Buddy Storcher Show 1,:,0 Rawhl<I• 1,30 Route II 9:30 Garland Touch 10,00 TwUJght Zone to,30 1!:yewltne91 To ffi1tor, 11 :00 NeWtt II: 10 Weather 11, I& Theater 13 WJEH RADIO MONDAY TRROUGB ll'IIIDAY 7:00 Sign On. Musical Clock 7, 45 11te Lifeline 1,00 Ohio Valley ~IOWI 8 :05 Sport, Tnda,ll I: HI Ohio New1 8: 15 World News 8,20 Muotcal Clock 8: 55 Community New, 9:00 Muatw Clnck 9:30 Publlc Service 9: 45 Showen Gt BlesslD& 10. oo falll ot the Towa t0,511 World Now• LLOO falk ot dl1 fown Fri ·only, 11: 16, Church Belli Rlngl 1 11:41 World Nen What's the ketch? M,\/be l'd 1-1 Ohio ,..... tt: II !w~ete 12,!IO Bullella Board 12,so AgncuJtw,, A&ml 12:U New, O Gramo IZ :46 Mr Music t ,G6 Local Non 1,00 Mr llllllc 1,00 World Nen 1,05 Ml Muolc 1,151 t.oool Newt 4:00 DlloJD& with DoM ·,, :to Roll1n1 Homa I: 10 World News 0: 15 Ohio New, " 12: 10 : j ' ✓ ILITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE ' ~¥OU ARE (iOIMG. eovs IT W<lN'T BE MLJO.I I.ON~~. EH, J•KE1 1:00 Communlty !ten &:211 Sport, Today &::to Dlnnor Mualcaltl 1,00 st111> on 12:05 l.c)ca] Noon Newa CURLY I ( PLEASE, CURLY. DON'T TANGLE WITH JEB :.- L'YNCM ! - - - - - - - - - - - : :11,-y-=SAM LEFF ABllfE AND SLATS ~~-~~=:;:;;-, RVE 01' M'f COWS AIITIAjl~ (JO NIJN, " Ml M l/ _,,.,.___ YOU 04N'r - IT.r' 1411' IOUII> 11ml. OP lltV W Y · I'll/ti I ltASr '11111111F! COME ClN, CURL~. YOIJR 11Srl IIIIE HO MATCH FOR JEB'S •uN !! fT ,-LMOST lCRE MY HfART OUT, WA1CHIN' 'fOU T~ P'ARTIN' ) noo P1c1tt1p 1955 GMC - Ce rERRY Keith Goble 6 P.M. Thun. & lit, • 1'JteN, A~ ~L>WENLY A9 ,r HAV ~CJ TIEMOf--CWSlUSO,. :H.ILl.!N M!N FAl'I ~ " t i I ~ Ford, Inc. 0,0,,TII ... P.M. IJcense must he obtained not later than Jan. 20, 1961 to avoid pay ing penalty. IF 'IE CRAVE FANCY VITTLESGIT 'IORESELF A JOB 'M'.lRKl\11' FER WAGES 1955 l'ORD UIOtlCtrWYNGI fabric Shoo , ems 1 I ~ almormal noo,..... LOCUIT I IYCAMOIII MIDDLIPORT Gordon H. Caldwell 1/,% 23. H rdf mulben-y garment I~ '1. Blrd'1 , I 6M Un&f Car lot • y- t ,Ullorietlmo 10:30 Johnny Midnight TRUR!IDAT story 22. Strlpe 11 pOplar 1957 l'OIID Clb6 M: I 1 1u I Yr. 11110.[ M ,I F, IBlkfWhlto lGray1BrlndleJTan I BrownfYoUow Long fShort lKnown[ s49.s0 I I I Sex 1 I Vacuum Cleaners 1. O O O O • ····································· SINGER _ __ O O r..-c::, 20. Arab 38,HOBltalt w..- 1951 l'ORD U . Exlet 40. White _ _____ -·" CALDWELL, COUNTY AUDITOR, Meigs County, Pomeroy, Ohio. Enclose selfaddressed envelope and price of license. 19. Corne fo11h 35, Esker• • °' 20. Short .-ck• mooth Attention Dog Owners Sales & Service 'State fnbbr.) llll. Unidontl• fled fly!~ object. 11. Antennu 38, 'l'l,p Cult.•»- SINGER per• former 27. Moaaic plece 30. Indian 24, PU.rchaeer 21: Tbe DevU · 28. Jewish,, r, At Hall Priret Mp· lJ. Alleviate 11. Meshed lS. Rascal fabric 14. Hit liar4 . 17. Poetry 15, Color green 18. Crccn (11:er,} }.[quntaln (•l&ng) Item Goes =c:---=--=--==-=~ __ _ 21. Glet of• clothes FRIDAY and SATURDAY Me..,,..., J:IIO Ntft WHTN-TV Channel 13 AOROSI &. mtevator 1. Cluater care 5. Younr cow \ 8. Overhead 9. Mikado' • 7, TheatEJr advl.len meata 10. AbQve 8. Number (dlal,) 9. Fuel 18. Civilian and BOYS' APPAREU ~U:.. 1 DAILY CROSSWORD In Case You Missed It L& Z Men's Shop Continues :°°~. Z:00 Say 11 With MU&Jc 12 ·00 -==::-="7"::-==~ -.p~~... 12 ,IIJNBC N.... 8:~ The World This Morning 2:57 News Headlines & Weather 1t.OO News 8:SO Breakfast .Party 3:00 Calling Pt rleasanl : ll: 10 Weathtt 8;5~ Nrws ella,:tlines & Weather 3:25 News From Pt Pleasant 111:15 Sportl 9:00 Coffee Time with B. Faye 3· 30 Calling On · Pt i-'J~J sanr 1 11 ::0 Late Mllvie_ 1:57 News Headlines & Weather! 3:57 New:. Headlines & Weo' h• , FRUM'f 10:00 Morning Me<Jlatlons 4:00 Platter Par ty a:oo Car1ooo Spectacular 10:~5 Ohio New, •.80 Local New!I , 8:ao Romper Room : 9:30 Movletime 10:&'1 News Headlines & Weather 4·35 Plotler Pnrty l0: 43 Country Music Time 5:00 NC"'S Final 1l :00 Momin~ Court 1 10:SO Swap Sbop 5: 15 Sign Off , 11,:to Ulve That Bob DUTTON'S DRUG CO: L& Z MEN'S SHOP ! -~ I ,SO t.onllJi Yotllll 1 ,00 Dr. IWom l ,lll'rom "n- Roo1a 4:00 llab Room . ,so 8 -'1 Rollr,,ood 1:00 Stumboat BW 1,so a- KJd l ·OO You Aabd P'or 11 TH! !SHAOOWY Sll'e tm!E~... ' • ' • . Mll1' r Jr3Q) ~ •tr TIit .' MEAN IIJj9j M</ GAX 0Jlt RI!~ LIES 1H TME ~L! HOoJ ti TIE WflU> AM f EVER ~ TO ~IHI) CT? OG~FMAlLSO!itE lklRtED llrl aAHl(fTl llffll'• lioll,wood WMPO Radio Month1 Mrs. Jones Is SHE5AIOS-EIAll51:a116 10 CURI: Alfa' 71£ HABIT Ma\ • ~ " ' 6.45 Hwllll)' Brlnkl•y ••• • WCHS-TV Channel 8 •1 ~•, TELEVISION GUIDE WSAZ-TV Channel 3 ATl'ENDED OPEN llOUII! j B• t>y, MCI, Lloyd Rouah, M,. I 5.00 Steamboat b W A group !tom the accouotlng 1 OtUr Rou&h and gueid . Mi.!11 Suz- ' l: !O Sgt P1'fftOD department of V111adlum Corpor- ann• •Wolpert nd th h t &,oo Flnll ., S<ruqo Show O • lion were enterta ined re('e ntly l r os esi , 6.25 Weather al the Open Houae Bl lhe home ol JMrt, Stein, 6,:,0 Newt Picture Mt. and Mra. On,u Kyger in l The ne<t meeting will b, held 6:45 HunUey BriJ>llleJ> Gallipolis, Ohio. , January 3rd at the home of Mrs. 7:00 Sea Hun t Those attending were Mr. and ! L. C, !l°ush. A ('overed dish dln- 7:30 1>utlaw1 Mrs. Chester CUr,ry, Mr. and Mr1;1. Iner '111'111 be held al l ·01d ock , B::lt Bal MaterdOII Jo)m Marshall. Mr . ond Mrs. SPECIAL TOWN COUNCIL 9:00 Bachelor Father Ri<'hard Rupe and daughter. Mrs. . 9:30 Victory al Se, L. D. Greer, Mra, William Gibbs A .special town council meeting 11:00 News Mrs. A.rthur Wehrli, Mrtt Mar): ;;:/:~thontheTue:i evening _to l' :lD Weatbel"Clllt Ollv• Ingraham and daughter.I M al ::• engm- 11: IJ Jadt Paar Mr. and Mrs. CarreU Adam& Jr eor, Irom un1c1P glneerlng t, 00 Si&D Off and son and the host and bosless. CorporaUon of Charleston, RobP'RID Mr. and Mrs. Kvger and sons. , ert ~nderson and Joaeph Spence Af · lo discuss the sewage dispo.uJ I: t6 Sip Oo SEWlNG CLUB plant project. Attending wtre Ar- 7:00 TodaJ The Sewing Club held a Christ• thur Wehrli, mayor,-Tbelma Cape 9:00 Welcome Notat,bora mas party Tue,day afternoon at ha rt, recorder, Glenn Smith , Don• 9: SO Mr. and Mrs. North the home of Mrs. Edwin Stein. aid Bumgardner, Jack Flesher, 10,00 DoUlh Ro Ml A p;ift exchange was helct. Karl WIies and the engineen. 10:30 Play Your Hwacb Allending were Mr,. L, C. The council passed a reoolu• tl:00 Prlct II Rl&hl Roush, Mrs. L J. Rultencutter, lion to comply with the request Mrs. W.,T... Slone, Mrs. N 0. Wein of the Ohio River Sanitation Com. ~ s. D. A. Sm!t~ . Mrs. Hugo Juh- mission on the disposal plant. ling, MI'S . Philip Wolpert, ~ ·s. They will apply for a government ,1HURSDAT Herman Layne, Mrs. J. L. Stew• gra11t to build the plant. 4:00 American Banrlsland 5:00 Rocky and llis Friends 5:30 Whirly Birds 6:~ Sign On 11 :25 Farm Bureau Show 6:00 M Squad S:00 Today \\lith Gnd 11 ·3<1 Country Hoe Down s,:io Yonr Esao Reporter 8: 15 ColQ'.ltry Jamboree 11 :57 Mid-Day ri. Jones Averaget 6:to Weather Teller 12 oo Noon News 6· 45 John Daly News 8:M Fann Time 6:33 Country Jamboree 12,ts P,t Boone 7:00 Brother• Braruiagan 0:57 News Beadline:i & Weather[ 12:so Music .iu.11'· Far You 7.30 Guestward Ho1:00 Breakfast Part~ 8:00 Donna R~d 1:2S Ncw11 T:25 Extended Weather Foricast 1 30 Music Jusl For You 8:30 The Real McCoy ?::to Breaklosl Porty o,oo My Three Sons 1:50 Sohio N.!ws Report 1;57 Ne,ws Headlines & Westher 9:30 Untouchables $39,000 byl , I . • ~ I . ' •-. • .. . . I 111I IIll ilill . .. . ..~.• ' ' �. . ... . . . . . . .. .. . ..- II' � ,.. - 4' ; .. • ,# .. . � ' - . .. . . • \ \ • ' .- • • " • " .. .. ... . �y Sentlnfl, Pomeroy-Middleport, O___:,__Jan. 5, 19111 11n. C. I!:. N"""' II confined fall ■t Iler home OD Tueoday her home, Wehe Terrace, due to even.iqi, to/" Another Good Buy From • • • BAKER FURNITURE 3 COMPLETE ROOMS All New Furniture including Rznge and ltefrigerator ONLY ... .. . . • .._ � . ... .... . . . .. • � $595.oo BAKER FURNITURE IN MIDDL EPORT .. - ' • ' ... .. .. ... • • • ' • • • • • '" # .. . "' � . .. • • • # ., • • • .. . .,, • ,. � � • • • • , � \ . .,,, ':' ,.. . . • 1 1 ,. � ... .. ,J ... ' .,,, .,, .... ; ' • ,.. • • • 196 1 Ollicers lnslalled By Meigs Temple, Pythian Sisters, T,,,esday Around And About Middleport Offtcon fo, tho coming ,w.... installed Tuesday evening I, during the regular meeling of 5-Sgt Robert N al h ret � ed lo ffarrisburg, ;a. a e. spen. I Meijs Temple, Pythian Sisters , . , - when the group met at LM K. ol mg New Year s weekenfi with his 1 in 1Jo Middleport. , parents, Mr. and Mn Charle5 I'.......Hall A · · l uc fo . wert mwmg orr1cer, Neal and family· Allman William Mrs. by stalled , . Carol H�dson has retumf- • to �and Lowe r M William Mrs. Johnson Cll v, Tenn when-. he 1 H . : attend� M1ll1�an C.olleg" a f I e r omer Jones. Mn. Sherman Weimann; Troa■, urer, Mrt. Richard Balley; Protector. Mrt. Arthur GU.-. ■nd Guard . Mn. Frank �. Mn. Nathan Bigp w.u hl C"harg:e of the meetin8 at which __, the ,·one an m · v,··-1 wa 01 \.I.CIJU · to ... aDd Installation of olflcen Frieods Night al GallipoliJ TempIe on J•...... - wu --• � Plana for the February meet. , mg were diJcul8ed and mclude initiation or new memben, a Valentine Box and a handkerchief shower to honor the out--goUJI secretary, Mn. Horace McElbinney and the out.going treuurer Mrs . Philip Meinhart who hav� both sen,ed lhe templo fur a number of years in their respec-­ :;s_ Most Excellent Ol.lef, M �•- N aspendin� her Christma-: vacation , _ _ .th "· .han Biggs : Paat ctuel, M1!1 Erw1 1n:r parents, 1•,1 ... 11n11• ,1 r s. . M ma Sm1t, h ; ExceIIent Seruor. n. Geor:lie Hudson Alfred Biggs: ExceUent Junior , Betty and B�bara Co�ert have I Mrs. Chester Zirk.le ; Manager, returned to their �me m Port!• 1 Mrs. Maxine Owens : .:5e<:ret.ary, mouth after spending the past i ----- �--kend with Mrs. Lucil le Ma yes . I wee BIRTH ANNOUNCED 1 . Mrs. Maye, had •pent the Chns l• I Mr. and Mn. David Michoel . I mas �keM with her daughter Hindy of Middlepert are annoum• and family Mr. and Mrs . Ernest ing lhe birth of a IOJ\, Tuesday , tive offices. Covert in Portsmouth and : !I e January 3 at Hob.er Hospital. , , Hostesses 1or lhe �• .. �ruary 1 · Js accompani• ed her home g1r He weighed four pounds at birth · . meetmg w1 ·11 be M Ben Neutz. rs. . Jane Ba1· 1ey of CoIumbus .· ho and ha.s been named Michael Da- i , ! . r , ng l Willia M s Allma m n and was taken to .Me1gs G enera Hos- v ld. The H indy1 also have a pltal Christmas Eve when she t,e.. daughter , Cynthie Ann. Grand Mrs. Me rtha Chikb· came ill at the home ot her par• pare 1i1 r�- I At the close of Tuesday I n,_ are M r. and MrB. '""""· 24 memhers present en t� Mr. and M rs. William 13ail• sam H indy of Middleport and Mr. meet g the . . . ! � ei• or Grant St. wall retw-ned and MNI. D. B. Muncy OI New I were mv1ted to the dmmg room were aerv� ··-· home last Saturday and i.s recCJv Haven, W . V a. M r. and Mr . 01 1 where . refre:uuni::nta s _, ering nicely . She expects to r� - lie H ind of Middleport are great by M � SmI" th , Mti. M einhart . , y Mrs. �irtie Watt1 and Mrs. N'a• I turn to Columbus the end ol l!ie grandparents of the children. than Biggs, of , week to reswne her duties ___ _ _ 1 ----,eachin& in the Columbu, school B I , 'I Diana . Lee, daughter of Mr and ra ey1 Entertain Mn. Larry Lee who wa, tak,n At Oyster Supper 1 lo Holzer Hospital Sunday ! o r Mr. and Mr,. Cash Braley of treatment of bronchitis ill reµr,rl i Middlei)Orl enlerlalned last Thursday evening with an oyster supY S ed to bP in fair conditionr wi Mr. and L. Mrs. lh �· Chester Council Daughten of Danny H indy accompan ied Dr. � and Mra. J. Stewart Lloyd of Pt . Dile! of Middleport and t h e J r America met in regular session Pleasant to Mt. Vernon Monday grandson . M ark Mitchell of A �- Tuesday evening with 19 mem• when they returned their daugh ens who spent ae,,eral day! w lth hers pretient. ter to the Mt. Vernon Academy the Diles 88 theJr gues�. Dorothy Ritchie, auociate counRecent via.lton at the Braley where she .ii a student. cllor presided and opened t b Mr1. Jamea Cornell of POJTie· home Jncluded Jack Schweitzer meeling in ritualisUc form. RI:.. roy ls anistlng with the care of of ColumbUB, Mrt. Octa Glllogy abeth Wickham wu reported bn· her daughter, Mrs. Arthur Sto- and M r. and Mr,, Wllliam Gillogy proving from a 'I'eeellt fall and a bert. Mn. St.obart, who w u en- of Albany. �nd robin card was sent t.o her. tered at Holzer Hospital thie week Communications were read from was returned lo her home Tuet - at the Baker Furniture ye.aterday One Osborn who ii vi5itil1g in Cal· Mr. and Mr1. Guy Russell 311d day ifomla, Zan.e G11iner and E 1 1 a children, Catherine and Anthon:1 Hannum. Mri. Edison Baker is llJ at •ier . , �, s nt . ,nr. pe Chrlstrnu with Mrs· Rus home with • Vll'UI Inrectton. . . se11• !I parent,, Mr. ■nd Mra. Mi 1es R@ports wen, given by t h e Baker who baa been III 1 1 n c e kitchen • Cameron tn Laneesler. T h e I. r ways and means and Chriltrrw returned lo his dut1A �, ., p committee, The report of lhe · dau&-",ter, e g g y who attends ·=========-; ! KCC audit ing commUlee wu n,ad and ,also joined the family r O r accepted . Nevada Beaver council Home Of Chriatmaa tn Lancaster · deputy. installed Doria G ruese!r __;::;::;::;::;::;__..,l as councilor; Mae Spencer, asso · elate vice councilor: Letha Ko-­ - ,ill I"' . • . fl • - � ,,.,,.,,...,,. f'� 7 (' ,' I , l Elberfelds January · Sales January ,Sale Specials ! Men's Jackets and Car · Coats NOW 1/a OFF Regular $ 1 2. 98 to $39.50 NOW · . . . . . . · · . . · · $8.66 to $26.34 MEN'S TOPCOATS r-- • ' NOW 1/a OFF Reg ular $45.00 to $60.00 NOW · · · · · · · · $30,00 to $40.1>0 All Boys' Jackets & Car Coats NOW 1/3 OFF Regular $8.98 to $22.50 NOW · . . · . . . . . . · $5.99 to $1 5.00 - NEW YORK___, CLOTHING HOUSE POMEROY, OHIO Named For 6 1 8 D Of A' NAME BRAN D MERCHANDISE Smhh Clothing Co. Middleport, Ohio MEIGS THEATRE Pomerey, Ohle TONIGHT "ALL THE FINI!: YOUNG CANNmALS" - Technicolor With Nat1ll1 Wood COLORCAIITOONS PalOAY NOT OPIN IATUROAY and Robert Wasner O.vld I.Add and Julio Adam, 11 RAYMIE" "TIMBUKTU" With Victot Mature and Yvonne Decarlo COMING - JAN. I, 9, 10 IUN,. MON,. TUii, "POLLYANNA " -1110 - RATES OF TAXATION FOR 1960 In puniuanco of law, I, Clyde G. Mlllhone, Treuurer of lllelp Cowity, Ohio, do hereby eive notice th1l the number of Milla levied on each dollar of property shown on the G eneral Tax Duplicate of Rell Eatate, Public Utllll)' and Penon1l Property within Nld County for tho year 111110 ii u follows: TOWNSmPS SCHOOL DISTRICTS AND CORPORATIONS • BEDFORD . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20 3.80 l.llO 23.50 18.00 CHESTER Eastern Local S. D. . . . . . 20 3.80 2.00 24.50 1 8.IIO Sall1bury Local S. D. . . . . 20 3.80 2.00 27.00 21.00 COLUMBIA . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 S.80 1 .50 18.00 12.IIO LEBANON Eutern Local S. D. . . . . . 20 3 80 24.00 1.50 18.50 Southern Local S. D. . . . .20 3 80 1.50 25.80 20.30 LETART Southern Local S. D. . . . . 20 3.80 2.50 26.80 20 30 OUVE Eutern Local S. D. . . . . . 20 3.80 18.50 1 . IIO 24.00 ORANGE Eastern Local S. D. . . . . . 20 3 80 :M.00 1.50 18.50 RUTLAND Norlhwe1tern Local S. D. . 20 3.80 1 .50 24.00 1 8.50 Rutland Vllla1e . . . . . . .20 3.80 2.50 25.40 .40 18.50 SALEM Northwestern l,ocal S. D. . 20 3.80 1 .50 24.00 1 8.IIO SALISBURY Salisbury Local S. D. . . . 20 3.80 1.30 28.30 21.00 Bedford Local S. D. . . . . . 20 3.80 1.30 23.30 18.00 Middleport Vlllaee . • . . .20 3.80 .20 19.S0 2.70 28.20 Pomeroy Vllla1e . . . .20 3.80 .20 20.SO 28.20 S.70 SCIPIO Northwestern Local S. D• . 20 3.80 1.50 18.IIO 24.00 SUTl'ON Southern Local S. D. . . .20 3.80 20.30 1.50 25.80 Racine Village . . . . . . . . . 20 3.80 .20 30.&0 11.00 20.S0 Syrac111e Vlll11e . . . . . . .20 3.80 .20 20.SO 29.00 4.&0 Pomeroy Sutton S. D. . . •20 S.80 1.IIO 25.80 20.30 Roal -to taxo1 which have not been p1ld 11 the cl- of -k coll1<tlon urry ■ penalty ol ten per cent. T■xe, ma, lie pold at the olflce of the county -.- or b7 mall. Plouo brln1 JOur 1811 1U ....lpt, and 11 ,ou p■J by mall, lie oun 1111 loata :rour property by taxJnc dlllrlcl ••d •nelo10 1tamped Hlf..dd-■■d ODffloi,.. Alwll1" tulllllll ,...,. tu NCOIpt to - that It eoffl'I ■11 J<)ur proportJ. Olflco Roun t:00 A.If. lo 4:00 P.If. d■ll1 -pt SalurdaJ wbon olfkl■ •1- II N-. Tb loOa will llo OPID lltc. 15, IU80 to l'olt, 1111, JNl, CLYDJ: O. ltllU.RONE, lfllp Cowl1J TII•(I ll ■ (12) 7, H, 21 , 21. 11> 4 •' Mainly About People In Pomeroy blentz, warden ; and Opal Eich­ inger, lrustee. CommW:ee■ for the new term were named and included, Opal Mrs. Eugene Mitch and infant Eichinger, Nevada Bea\ler and Letha Koblenti, flower■: Myrtle Walker, Marglil'II Tu1Ue, A � a M o r r I s and Bernice JUdenour, milco!UdH!Oua ; Roberta Lee, Etl• el Orr, E11her Wrl8ht, l!:llzabeth Haye,, and Fannle Adami, QI'• phans; Letha Wood, Goldio rrederlck, Zona Ulggs, Mae Spencer. Helen Wolfe and Violet Hill, good of order; A�a Van Meter and Lu• daughter, Sharl Jenl,e returned home Tuesday, from Holzer Kospita!. Mrs, Roger Davi, and famlly o/ Drayton Plain,, Mich· w • r e aue•ta of hil parents, M.r. • n d Mn. Lorenzo Davi.,, .... the weekencl, Mr. and Mrs. Wllllam Burton of Columbus, vlalled recently with hla alster and brother-ln•law, Mr. cUle Kraeuter, delh1quent. Betty Rouah, Esther Ridenour, Anna Tuttle, Sadie Tru... ll and Leda Mee Kraeuter, ":'ay1 and and Mni. Cllllord Lel!hell ■nd son, Roger, Skippy Logan and Sandra Balley 1pent the weekend with tht-k grandparents, Mr. and M r a. George Logan Hemlock Grove Sunday eve;ing 1.,..18 of Mi means; Hattie Frederick, A d a Neut.zllng and Mahfl► Van Meter, Dorothy Rll<:hle, Jean Mildred Dill, B a r b a r a Tuttle, Grindatarf and Eleanor W e I I, and Mn. George Logan were Mr. and Mr■. Carl Shrievea and aon kitchen ; Lucllle Kraeuter and of Clnclnnatl, Mr. and Mr■ Fran k Mary Holter, publicity. Clark ■nd daughter, Bennetta, Violet Hill, nag bearer number resolul10111; Mr· and Mra. Dwight Logan and one ; Laura Mae Hartwig, uallt· ant; Goldie Frederick, Dab be■rMr■. Florence Holley, er number two; Zelda Weber, Mn. E. J, Hill returned home i to,y caplain; DoloNII Wolio, plrelative, In Columbus. ualltant. Mr. and M r1. PauI Hill iind , ani,t ; and Helen Wolfe, family of West Je[fel'IOll ,pent A potluck dinner wu served the weekend with lheir parent,. in ob!ervanco ol quarterly birth­ Mr. and Mn, E. J, HUI ■nd Mr. days. Glfll won, presented lo Hel• ea Wolfe, M■o Spen,er, DolOffl and Mni. Hiram Slawter, Mr. and Mr,, Dalo conerove of Wolle, E,thor Wrl8ht, Nevada D■ytoo .,.,.. ovemillht 1!J4!11' lleavor, Opal ElchlllJ(er, A d ■ Monday of Mr. ■nd Mni. Nathan Neutilin&, ■nd Zeld■ Woller, who were aeated ■t a ,poclal table Bigg• and family, Mr. and Mra. Lloyd Wright IUld with while cover ■nd centerocl family villted !oat week, with n,� wltt. two docor1ted birthday OAllH ■Uvn in P■rkll'lburg, w. V■ , with _,, ■nd white c■nclln oo Mn. Alonso Cuater returned I either 1klt. home Tue,day, anor ,ponding the i holld�• with Rev. ■nd Mn. s E. ! Re... Gardner Ii Kaotiol of Edilon arul Mr. and Mn. L R. F■nnor of Mansllotd. To Be Speaker R@v. Freil L Gardner, pastor o/ of the llliddloport Chlll'Cb Chrilt wUI be apeakor for Week o/ "r�or oervlcoo thla eventna. , The aervlcn, which or■ boinC held at tho Ftrat Bopllil Cburdl, ■re � by tho llliddlopGrt '' Minlalerl■l Aasocll.lloo. Spodal mu■lc wlll lie lurnllbod by tho choir o/ tho Hath lllotho, dlat Churdl for tootcht', NrVico 1 and Rev. Koakriihl wlll be 14 · · charp ol tho lll'Yico. Friday, after a week's v.ialt with captain; EliJ.abeth Haye,. lnltia• Clt11 lht Slalt • c1s1 ..... i..-. -·- . Stan .. ... 11• 11 ,1. CIIN If ,1111. fN 11<,IIJ 11n1 ... ....,. ..... . "'- WY,2,2171 !2J . I. Malo It ' 1 CITY LOAN I SAVIN.I CO. 1 Candy D,i.,e Pion, Mach By Mother, Plana ..,. mad■ l'<lr Clll<\y I drive thla I Mothen ol Mldd1-' 11�mot lut nlahl •t tho 1111h 1 Senior I Soturday - b• Friday II I, II tho Senior moth­ er, ■re illvitod lo - wllb tho , Smlon la tho - lam NIOID I !or a - 1111elfnl, Plw o/ tho Senior tri:, wlll be dl■cm■od ud 1 lmportlnt m■ilo. � 1 1 Evan=.�= 0� o1 'Ciddlopo� wlll 1wM Ile n,u1'r llltllllhJy _.., lhlt, ....in, • 7:JO ■I U. If It Sall Wllh Mn: Ja' D lib, 'V1l1by lblrGa 111 ..... "' .. I). ,,.. ........ . . -. -w 1s .-.� � January i s Barga in Month 1111 ov er the store . . , In th■ Furniture Dept. on the 3rd floor . • • Ready To Wear and Drapery Dept. on the 2nd floor . . . and on the Ma in Floor Mens Wear, Housewares, Dry Goods, Hosiery, Underwear , Children's and Infants' Wear. Shop Friday 9 to 5 - Saturday 9 to 9 at night. 0 C ..... ... VOL XU TOW E LS U.U.I IOo hollt,, 1 . loll<I oolor C- 1■111 Towols ln ,_ ....,.. ....., bloa, ,-llew, IUN1- 2. Multl "''" Ca1,111n 111111 T-• .. ,ollew, ....... and Wash Cloths ... ........ 0...- CIIIMII ... T.,..1a 1n ,.11.., ftl• • W-.. He:: II ..... Extra V•lues In th- 3 moot pop<1lar number,. Wh:t. citntrastin9 stripes In butMrcup yellow, peach, NI blue, plnlr. pranlum. 1. 2. FI0ra l P1ttern1 In lllac, coronation Cffl f"ON, eold, 11rln­ Sh■nmont J. Solid colora In Prlnceu roN, turquolH, .,-Mn mist, 1plce brown. BATH TOWELS, $1.00 HAND TOWELS, 59c WASH CLOTHS, 29c $2.95 Glrl1 Turtle Neck SwHlen . . . . $10.00 Me111 Robes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $8.95 Mens Robes . . , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $7.95 Mens Robq . . . . . . . . . . . , . , • . . SALE SALE SALE SALE $1 .50 $6.00 $5.00 $4.00 $1 0.00 Women, P•i•m• Sets . . , . . • . . SALE $6.00 $3.95 Women, P•l•ma Sell . . . . • . . . SALE $2.00 $2.95 Womon• Pejam11 . . . . . . . . . . . . SALE $1 .50 $2.95 Boys Robes . . . . . . . . . • . . , . • . . SALE $1.50 $3.95 Boy, Robet . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . SALE $2,00 $1.95 Glrl1· Sweeten • • . . • . . • • • • • . . $2.95 Girls SwMlen . . • , • • • • . • . . . . $3.95 Glrl1 Swo■ters . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . $5.95 Glrlt SwHlen . . • , • • • , , , , . • . . $3.95 Wom1111 Slockt . . • • . • • . . • . • . SALE $ 1 .00 SALE $1 .50 SALE $2.00 SALi $3.00 SALE $2.00 WOMENS COATS SALEI ..,.so sn.oo WOMINS S7'.50 WOMINI ' '69,50 WOMINI ,St.JO WOMINS 14',50 WOMINS $ff.SO WOMINI $ff.SO WOMINI 125.00 WOMINI COATS COATS COATS COATS COATS COATI COATS COATS · · -·•·-·-······· ··············"· •••••••••••••••• •.••••••••••••• • ······--······ ·· ·--···-··-- ··-· ---············· ·--······ -·--·· SALi IALI SALi SALi SALi IALI IALI SALi '62.00 S4I.OO 142.00 '34,00 12',00 $22.00 tll.00 WOMENS SWEATERS '10.00 WOMINS IWIATIRI •••••••• •••• SALi $6.00 $1.t5 WOMINI IWIATIRI ·-·--········- SALi 16,00 17,'5 WOMINI IWIATIU -----·······-- SALi N,00 WOMENS All WEATHER COATS tff,IO ALL '25.GO ALL tH.M ALL 116.11 ALL WIATHII WIATHlll WIATHII WIATHIR COATI COATI COATS COATI •••••••••• --·····-·· ---·····� ••••••••• • SALi $22-00 SALi tll,OI SALi '16.0I SALi '12.ll WOMENS DRESSES tff.N WOMINI DIIIIII ffl.GI WOMIHI DIUIII SH.JO WOMINI OIIIUI $16.A WOMIIII OIIIUU 114.,S WOMINI DIIUII SIS.,S WCIMINI DIIIIII SIS.H WOMll,II Dlldll WOMIIII OIINII $I0.11 • • Rayon ·······-···· IALI 116.00 --·--···-···- SALi t14.GI • -·······--···· SAL I '10.IO ••..•••••••••• LI ..... .• -······ .• IALI '7M ··- ..' --·· SALi '7.11 ·····--·-···· SALi SUI -·E·- - -· · •Iv• BoI• setvJ.ces . Are Saturday B ROOM D U S T E RS t " O'CIock Cull dustllli time In balf. For quick euy d1111ln& al cemnea, w.U., IDOllldbl&, FIia all house broo1111. I ont! hour then l'lt! r nce fraud : George � � wl ll a,,.p1 ".!:'.. .._,., .1...... J ' I I· ��.:::J: ! New orkers Busy W"th Ma1•nta1•ners Sigru"ficance '° DAl>1's1'on In M1"ddleport's ewage perlDI• t s Delayed s .=-' ';'P= Economic"': .,:i;: ::,tin •-Ing Opco P1ans $25 l1 Million For New Better Fac1lit1es curtaiDil _. ma±IM or tall w■ahable and will drJ • minute.,. No ln>nlnt llll'Y, Each ltriP IQ blollio wklt, While la 11" ctr .... lon,th. MAKE ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY YOUR SHOP P I N G .C E NT E R ' I Corby Cl k· ls ftacm • e's New Williams�Is· New Presid t Of Co i} Fireman Chief . Area R R tary•An �.!"" • Met Thursday' 1961 f •-ast In P er Tll•• -lihll wl4e ,,... 73c .,... le PE1l � l'f IOI WINGITT New strelll!tb today had been given Meiga County s 1, ' drive lo attract industry and improve its roads. 9 l OI $50'" I Bil '' s,,.'".. · Silage Show RUFFLED CURTAINS 48 Inch• wide. Printed 100% cotton. Pralll'l1IIIL Wubable. Nke ltladlla of patterm. , Officials From 2Villages, 3 Townships Plan Activity Only $12.34 0n Hand To Pay Discuss Hay DRAPiRY . MATERIAL ... .... --------:-:1 =======;;:;::;-iiiiiiii. Pome,,,y-Mlddleport, Ohio, Friday, Jan. G, 1961 TV T 1k T $1.00 lalol murdt:r apprul.imately 1Uld :� btra, l.tra "- lhan!Mnl IJ""'w, '1AI $1 .00 _,._ ..._..._, ....... D1111oud To TJ.. lnurnu Of The Mei.a-Mason .4,ea �:"7!:. 1.tro L- 11lllanMINit Utwl11 SU -� 1h . ..... ent1ne Partly _....., - - .._ . .. ._,,.... w.,,, 1-,ltl ... Martin Lowe from .,111... ,..1dent1 again Officials from twa M eigs villages and representativ es a h 11 1 a 1 th�ee townships were present at a meeting Wednes• of indl<:b11tnts, among others wer, waa taken to the Point Clinic m and GU} Douglas Bowling, Jr. �• ;!::'',i;';t"" r, f · • day 01ght m Racme lo organue a ' 'Council on Area De· relume<l Thursifay by the Mason where Dr. Oliver Eshenaur pro iolnt Indictment of anon also for I ,:. i.. , ::;• olla 10 vel ment" in Meigs county. Its emphasis will be on COunt January Circuit CO\ln noun<'ed him dead on arrlval. ltt!- mte[lt lO fraud: Ernest Lee Warnpaying for ,.._ new ambu• roai �- and their importance in area develoP. ment. sr:an', JUr'f after bein� in session suit, of an autops) performed (lt I sley and Paul Hayman, on twu lane•, ipoblmen Mid. Members oJ the Syracuse and Racine councils and trw,. , tw. days. Holzer Ho,pilal found death due counta, one of breaking and en• A 1o1,1 of $509.30 1, n...i. tees of Lebanon, Letart and Sutton Townships hope to f ha sh ,-ymo • od lo ini n , T Barbar• Lyrul Morgan, :u-ye•1 •o a blow on tht head. l toring and one o1 entorinll with , start the ball rolling so industrial firms may spot Meip uad ea1u 1 . lr Ii! Muon County mother ol th,... Othen, 1 • taking personal "' r, , ported · indicted on felony charg- oul b"'8k ing ■nd . . y Count with onl $12.34 y as an attractive building spot along the Ohto . Tha d• hlldrtb_ and Frttland t.yle Fox l's were · pro�rty of Wilham Rardin, _ Jr· . ,-rtmtn t wlll pick up the ver. Ri ?-year.aid conatructlon laborer of Noah McDade, theft. of a cat Lew11 Worthy Jones was Indicted pledttt memlNrs aald. It bu been pointed out many Nolan aerved 81 chairman and Cdlwnbu, Ohio, both were pru belonging to Lorain Sterrett ; Do;, on lhr<e count, of Dad checks .___________, me ti , that indUJlry 1w hesitated Bill Miller, Area Economic Ad· 1 ent In cour\ when lhe murder ln· aid Hi ll bad checks ; J erry Wayne and two other bad check counts 1 to move here watllt here are be!.- viJor discuued plan, to present diclmonta ■lain,! them were .,,. Grogan and Dana Leon Collins. iointly with Charles Daugherty . tor roads and routes Into the at the public meeting, at the Wod w tumtd tatt y•sttrday afternoon joint indictment of theft ol a car Misdemeanor Indictments wet·,. area. nesday pJannins .lellion. Mn. Mor1an II accused of lhe belonging to lhe City Ice and returned against Paul Hayman A public meeting ;. to be held lt iB hoped thal persons both slayJna 1>f her Nlranged husband , Fuel ; William Lewi, Rock, thelt for carrying a piltol without per January 16 al the Racine Higo "pro" and "con" lo the Ideas } EdwFII . J...., Morgan, 45, lut of a car the property of Waller miulon; Floyd Harold Plorce in school when this iuuo will be which are expected turn lo up at Novambar 19 at lheir home oo Lee Hughes. dlc1ed for perjury: and Gilman . broughl before all peraom inl<r• the meetmg wlll atteod. Chtetn•t lbdgt. Mn Morgan a� Roger D. Bowling, lnd1c1ed !or Grimm for driving while in"1xl· • esled in the future of Meigs eow,. logedly ,hot ■nd ltllled her hu.. , arson, burning of ■ car for Insur- cated. Township tru,teeo at the organ. ly, Racine Mayor ■nd organizer . . . · �■nd with ■ .II c1liber riOe when ' -- --- ----- Tho _,.i appomted COUii.,! lor On ly one key remalni lo be mg meetmg were Henchel new council E· A w·,ngett 12 I the Roush and Rlcbord Jwwe ol Le ht bnb tho door glau of lheir thole indlcl<d who were unable to I found at the counly garage ac- ';.id. bomo in an attempt to enter the hire legal coun,el j cordmg to a opokemmn thi., The group believ.. that Mellis !art: Ronald Hart and Georrr hou,,e, ol Lehonan, and OtLS Altomey1 S. D LIIUepage ,nd morning. County 1w few modmi roads Deem . . pp Homer CU'cle of Sut • Kno and [ es Charley FrHl■rnl �y1' Fox was Indicted Smith noted that a key and that industry local C. J Hyer were appointed for int Ion. 8 IDg O for the murder of WU!tam Dai, , S ' NEW COMMISSIONER - Avery Ne!Jon, lledfo!d Barbara Lynn Morsan. Attorney to the oil shanty padloclt 1w not whera there are good roads. . . yet t up. But • P,,tnty, IS-year-old Ohio River D vld V. Walter■ wu •PFOinted urned be "' convlnc- or•·,'als at lhe first meeting Councilmen from Racme at- farmer••.busmessman, , performs one of bl� first official to lSSUe ,235,000 Company deckhand, lo represent Donald HIii and Em• eel II will, IOOner or later. were lo favor o/ re-localing Rt. tending were Av!., Frecker, Marie acts thts week, s1g01ng a resolution I · bo hospttal of worth nds eat Wamsley. AU ol Stanley J. Blazewlcz'• ss . '11il! llldlotftlont Is the reoult or , that It may cros, Rt. 7 Rou,h, Albert Kill, Hilton . Wolle Attorney C, W Casio wu op- newly ap;,ointed employees were and 0 through Morning star, Ra- and Paul Holter. Mayor wm,ett , 1, � bot- rox and Putney Th i:i:::. pointed a1 COU11Jel for Lewis out working on county roadJ thl, ,ine 8and out ne tart, then Henry and t • iut·�' rr which toot place and v orOr"!:::·le,... .... Le Rou,b, pu tt '-'" tee J and Sill cha Wo hy Jones ■nd C. J. Kyer w■, morning . rt trmen oe Beegle cornm lo u\o 1llil blacl, of Main Street lia ia Virginia v a West into cn141 a a, lo ld ■t appointed ■ttomey or a -M. he l attendan in a were Cozart • co lBli ! D ni Leon Smith ,aid th I the malntain be lll'OUnC lllldnliht. new brid&e o Kygeruon Creekn,Hlgh School Monday C4lllni. the non,parlllan planning period. ACCllll'ding lo reports at th J i, M a d : g residents kin Upper ader, Count e s w.":.. n wor y oo g r al . p. m., 1w d J time ti tho ■lltled crime FOl -:;.-.,.!i F ro m Syracuse councilmen ? !II e- Counlel was Instructed by the county road, alter digging out of believe that U Roule S! 11 ....1.. and • � . wm llgliting to have their clle�ta ready the heavy snow, and trucb wore •a1!'1 that 'f''1 It may cross over Thomas Clark, CIUford William ! � court The Ohio Water Pollution Control Board Thursday T. Gro toda Troy Zwilling, and Village and I look under advisement the the proposod Racme dam. l'ulnl7' · 'ili, - ur fell ro diVWOIIII ol lbe Wnt Vlr Jnia to enter the ir pleu at 9. 311 a. m. following up with l!f&vel. request of Middleport village . . Iha p,,,.,.,I, theu plcbd up by State Road Commllllon �lo Tuadoy, January HIib. Oth,rs In- It 1w been reported that Iha ,\ccordlnJ lo a recent Ohio De- Sutton Townsh ip Clerk Richard : officials for renewal of their town's permit to dump raw the dieted bad employed their o1m coun lrtnla .ml llllllved to lie pulld Departm,o ty commiBs lonera are pi.,,. pertm,nt or Highway n,lease, the Duckworth atlended. Fr■nklm sewage into the Ohio River. t ol N lur■I Roeo u wUl ent l pl a e er out ' fiti!IIIIJ I Lg 'l'.ll!I. drln!i ud Jnduatrtal ..:S l8o nln& to cul tho eo,ineer', appro, much talked aboul N!-localioo of R12er of Pomeroy council wa, I Solicitor Bernard Ful12 pre- Fultz said lhat a survey ol lhl °"': :':· '. �; t e . .oar anif·"attempla velo o , Rt. 33 � not lcheduled m the a guest. sented the Middleport ca>e in an rtver, both above and below th, pr llon of1er resc agNlteo l <ltlo of W st Vlrtliw � In alGrimm, McDatlo ■nd Piere■ orlaapproprillion inding • f rm tentatlvo road program for Ille ----•- tiiaM to. informal session in the morning. Middleport sewers, showed no in Putno,, f<lr 8 were not p..- lo court when Nono of the ee OOWl l'<lffl· next nvo ywm, but tt could be la the afternoon Councilman Bill crease of water pollution. Ke sale Grover thr ly kl Ille to lei for atitd 10 the P · ee · . included ChlldJ addre,,,ed the commisoio». the survey .... made by the . de b mt,-, ■ returned ... indlctmonta bli • ve ,. Y cl ma • lD �.1,o ilri!dent of the Malgil•G•l• Circuit Clerk How■rd Schultz. , part hlghw� fact, e leme Participating n t h1 tile discussions Floyd G. Brown Co., of Marion. de ::: : h f 1rata nt that • ap • ' 1 I 0 P m e n I AMocl• ropriallon t according at 1ta1ed baa menl Arthur Swope, assistant At• Board member Barton J!'oll. wu h . cut ii in ,roceu t . which II lh , ' told Fulu that If the boaril' a]. Ohio. of General Meigs , torney pl tentative the to ans ees lo Em . p y al the garage are g. ..,,...., Also attending from M,ddleport . lo the lowed Middleport 1o �ue aware ol lhe ! ct th I lite job County will receive next R Elh-y dump in g aewago 14 10 the mer May�r Kenneth Mc wen, projects of road e c■n be threai.:... ii. the :pp.: lowesi toal for • Pi::in� "14 .!� g . and councilmen Lee Smlih, ClmIt would ,el • precedent that coun• Ohio and l<Klthern A I) priation " t'UI• Even 80• 1 IPOIces- central ance with ltate code ITU.11) 11 en • ton Fisher and Wayne Gibborui. communitiet in sJmilar other m Id · employees are not wor• liea hlnl<d In addition 1o dllClllliot)a ii II ,expected dertaken that •IBht pro- Al the recenl o,ganlzlng meet• Councilmen John Zerkle and A. circumstances <OUld point ID. J'unerl IOi'Yktl for Mr· Joe on: r _:· "." in the Ing uf Racine Council c.orby Cleek ,\ . Scarberry were unable to go. Fu'tz said a S1SO 000 bond iuue Bolin of Pomoroy, RD, will be A bridge incorporated ..W, the When asked tt he were aware jecll w ill be un UDC wu appointed lire chief fo, 111111 Fulll ■nd ChildJ told the Con· on the Nov I r,;,not to �· bold at the C!8le Funeral Home Racine Loeb • Dam. of the fact that they may be work• next live yean in Melg, Counly Albert Hill wa, .....tected trol Board that Middleport is not planning and conatructlon r.id and In Rutlond Saturday at 2 p, m. The ,.location and lmmedlal< 'Ibo Syracu,e Council in Ill first ing for nothing, Iha ,pokesman wlth tho coata Niimated at $9.· president. polluting lhe Ohio River as the ,ewage treatment plant lalled lo Mr. PoJ!n, • N!llred farmer, COllllt'uctlon of the U. S. II FN,e. meeting of tho now year last night said that they would not be work• �,OOO. Tbla 11 '18�. lo be ooly : i..i talked en abaJl 1 ---------- pasa with nearly 110 per cent of Council m a what ac cliad. unnpoclodly at hi■ borne •� lntm Athena to U. S. 21 In ..1ectoc1 a new councilman, Cllf, ing for nothln1, bul Instead for drop In the bucket lo 00;. village equlpmenl and the vole going against ft. WodneodaJ' evenq at the llfe ol Weot Virginia. ually II needed. ford Williama, u pmldent for "tho public." aup0 IIUU'lhall pile, !or but the S, .., ac• • l8MaD He estimated It would IO• Of tb11 amount lhe b'•' '6''w� de----RecreaIlonal, 1our1tot allractlorui 111111. lion wu taken. about $60,000 per year for the Survivlnc ii hil wife ar1■rot llicb u pub mt en1 IncIuded the resurfaclng tho river front Members voted payment or reg• M. � Mayor Ernest Wingett next 20 to 311 yean 1,.. the city a brotbor, Wlllllln, of Columltua. llllmllar to the Greenup Pool ul■r bllll. In olher action, c,oun. of Rt. 7 two miles north of th 8 0 O 11U10U11C· 0 S, WU ol resignation lhe that eel e to build and ma!ntam a treat..,. llllter, RoM Covert ol Jl'lor- plan■J; boat docking faclllUott ell lumed down an appropriation Pomeroy corporation lino. Thil uncilman wu 11am Croa u ■ men! plant Be said tWa an■IUIII co Ida, and ,everal nieces and neph- ltnarlneo ), and was tut y� b■1hlng beaches lo pay for lobor OIi tho village Cros, had moved from cauao was equal · ,. the city's annual � be •••· , next ve year pro,... -.--,cy with tho ■fm of channelng ldeu water 1yatem. n wu■ greed that budget. lhe village, Burial will be in tho Albany to the proper State and Federal tho estimated amount presented lo an extremely low flgure. . • Other memben attent!inJ w,re Fulti at.. contended !hat 1"o i One olflclal ■aid that tho ooly lfvil _,,,_ Frtondlt will be roceJI,. ........ ln order lo uailt them to council WH loo high, Wolfe, Marie Nearly 100 Meigs-Mason Jlc. eight-state compact oe11ing up tho Hilton Frecker, . ed at the Chuo Funeral homt In planninl Ohio Valley area de. Membon attending w a r e lary members and Rotary-Ann., sew way 1o achieve any gain ii lo Roush ■nd Paul Holter. age control board, N<Ognized . any tlm■ prior lo ,m,Jcea. additional for light nd ■ . for ask were present last mght at the Hlopment. Tltomu Clark Edwin Hayman _____ lhe fact that ....,. cltlel polluted - -..:...--- - .,, __::.:.:. _________ Robert 11aroen', Oiarlet Neunum: Fa rmers who plan to exhibit money. Thil ii said lo be on• of 1961 Ladies Night Dinner meet- the river lo a negligible amount. , , in� held at Wahama High School. He said be lell that Mlddleport 'l'n>y Zwilling ■nd Williama. Clerk Chay and silage ll the Maton , lhe pointa ol the meeting on Janu- Colli81on.Brought ,- v, ■n y ow ty d ary Slla , Sho The Bend Rotary Club ■nd Ro- .. 6 1e w . 1 . 11, oun Tl'euurRichard Duckwortb and raffic Charge w in tbla cat,egOI')'. January 9- 10, lhould plan h ! _ Racine v..-, teacher Howard No Tba .. have boeD il tary f alao -Anns of New Haven ,Karl· u ed rg No c er aeo...., Hallman were watch IVSAZ Televillon Channel a result of an ■ccldent In Syra• ford and Mason had a, lhelr •--I P� S lhil Saturday at 7,311 a. m. , • • New ,.. __ Sol"' .u .......,. near the Llalo Senlce Sia- guests members of lhe Middle, I Mayor H erman Loodon Wa, un- Charlot Sperow SUperlnlen· Rice'• Store To Be CIIIIO • Pomeroy Rotary Club and Du • D mber rt tlo able lo attend beca111e 01 lamlly ! dent of the Ohio Valley Exper� O s : :;;'by Anna Leo Wat- : Rotary Ann, o ed Says Owner O O • A!!,',;!, from tho • t 111111111. I monl . StalIon and one of the Mra. Edna M. R�, owner lnlenecllon J. Hanly Morgan, a buslne,s Title olflce. In the ooanty pulled an from klni ' Show • judges and BUI Gregory, ■nd operator of Rlce • Hill Top , Ro le 124 into lite pathway man and Rotarian of HIDllington, holllO a total of 44 new •■utomo1 MlllOII Coonly Agent, will dlsc!u,s Grocery. Gravel Hill. Ml�leport, :;lo Tbe Ohio Power Company will spend ap rozlmate ' Trial Set • tru; driven by Garland Pitt- w. Va., wa, guest speaker and bilea were aold ID Meigs <DUDIJ I tho lhow ■nd will demon,trate has announced the store • cloa• f25 800 000 during 1961 for construction ornew kepi guests in good humor with durmg , Decmeber fac:ir.• Down For Feb• 7tb how hay and silage II Judged. ' Ing as llOOII a, u.l prerent ,tock man ol Huntington, W, Va. 11 11 'and eq,ansIon of existing equipment, It was announ• A Jury lal number of ,torie9 and anec- Other new •ebl<les purchased a D8lli8jle was minor to tho truck tr hf' acbetluled The Ma,on County H y nd Sil · 1s Id. ced today /i. N. Prentice, Canton, vice president and in tho Common PlboeD included five new trucb, ■ trail· ■ Coortroom aae Show will be hel� a� We,; :ra Rice purdwed the alore and mecllwn lo the Watltlu car. dot ea N":.;cy Annstrong a Sophomore •�•ral m nqer. · · or by ud . or, and • bw,. U■ed ear, bought J 7ge■tJohn C . llacltn f Feb- Virginia Unlveralty'1 Eltxperl from the late Charle, Wallen Mn. Watltlns was taken lo Koller t Wahama High ' School pre�e l&Dlled ezpendlture for Ibis year la leas than ruary nth of ed during the • •· m on • oonlffl nient statloo 4 miles north of and llln Calherlne Wallen some hoopltal by the Syracu,e Emorg, th .-,9,fiOO,000 Invested In 1960," be lllid, "primar led piano music and Beverly were last mo wU1 In the against cue o1 Curtil t39, and 11 lurck& ily ! Pt �1.111e ency ,quad. Tho ahertlr1 depart- Roush, 8 Senior �I Wabama, . Plea11Dt on Route c. 7 11 ye...;. ago, of tbe completion or near completion last year Curtbt. • · . ______ ment investigated. sang Harry A Miller or the Maof generating plant expansions which cost nearly $23· AllO .......im, to ■ clerk of ----ARRESTED ONE ,on club was tcwtmaster at the 'SQUAD CAUED lqli8d million duritig the year but will amount to only a Ultle rourlt journal A 'Ii U entry, Sanh Jane UlU ary rged To emergency LOCAL TEMPI Pomeroy bu d Ru Letlhelt, Wil r The 11, tlao , o! the ladles by prepared dinner 0 ';: f�°i:!.!:1 1981, according to our present plans." Shane bu been awarded a dl, See Film On Reds wu arrested by Ille state patrol I A -1 • ...,... ■1 Mal- lhe Hartford Methodist Church. was called ID the Pearl Snldol' . vorce lrom Daniel E. Shane. 'Ibo Mn. Edward M arshall, Eighth and cited to M•ill• co ty court HII')' ... M- al 11 :IS W. board claim,. ho'."" thl, momfng ■I t, IS • lo �•- p■rt, ,_ Ibo' un ;[ � Im project■ In leneral clai, !Ions lit plalntlff will ■Jao be restored bot Dlslrlcl Pre,ldenl of the AmerJ, Saturday on I charge of DO op,r- mondnf. Loob Uke nltlOa IIJ· Middleport ' s sewage d umping Umon Ave. A tw..yuN>ld cltlld lflc e '• llcenoe. was said lo be ,ulfaing from ■Pia 1q ...u, th. pennil expired last mon--..,. lo be lna'tutcl P�: IORCUI IOI' 111111 11 ;lvlded u maiden name of Sarab Jane Kap- can Legion Auxiliary, ii leurgJn� ator-----------'------·--1 -mombe auxillary neglect srou "'"' Grounds tenll. slclme81. rs ■l a nd lo - catoa,trto■ lnnmtlulon lollow■ · ,poc 1a1 Jolnl ....1on o1 the ......,,. o1 du1y. 1.,eg1on m1 dlatrlbutloa ::..ui11■ ...i 1a ......; .._ ----, and Auxlllary al the Mld,Willler · - GB GE-.. .._ a�AL �.. TnM. · • • ol · 1 Conforence ■t tho Welllton Legion . Admlsoiona LoPartlow, MEET TO CJL\PTIII . ::: Jaclt. ¥ll'lelf mlwU- - :: :: • N d D a.":.'::w11�.=. :::.: : �� :!s:':.':":i45�. t♦�I ::::::' := z.m =, vocation at Ibo Pomeroy MuonA ....,.rdlng showing William llobslel1er, Rutland, Mra. "How m.tr ....... INN ,,_ - .. t I II . oa.J eti r ■f ,. -..i . 1 711.- le Telnplo Soturday nlgltt at 7 Commllllhlm Creep, In" wlll be To lie • winner of • Ford auto- I winner. Gett bu tu1H.'I moved to the new "Moore·• Who'o Who In Betty Gill, Pomeroy. p. m. The purpoN ol tho � heard and dlscuued. 'Ibo ncord- mobile In the Middleport Mer• Rand, W. Va. Mr. a.tr, wlfe ii Ohio." • Dlscha,...... Wllltam Landers. - ife■ roTAL ■nd Mn. . he of niece Mr Ed While leafing through the l arge Pomeroy, ii confarrlng the put master and Ing will be pN!Nllled by William clwll■ Cbriatmu drawing 11 l Ill ·- ■I Pllllp la Neb , plant, � tho moat oxc,IIOfll muter ell- Stewart, Department of Ohio ....,.. that tt ii ■ great 1,set to S;,encer, Mlddlepo<I. ■oar Now -. w. 'fa.bound Issue, Ewing found out �lrth - Rev, and l\ln. Paul , stand w, thm way Tho ! U Pearlon no ll rtain p houie ,. • lo vo wby be bad been sent the book. Gtll, Pomeroy, • da�ter. Child Weliare Tho unJI · which coat ■JIIINlri· and co■1 landa anti oquljlmaat -· All companlons are urged "'-Icon Legion • I ii l u home Batey the DOW oc< p • Middleport. 1b at Secu lo m r a b C ere, just a big as smoke from HJah National Wllllamll, n. Phil ■ by atlond lo � rity will be inlllltltly roqulrod an moro I be l ■le, w or up put SATURDAY GAMB fire. was a space devoteil C a lo oo il lmiestment o1 IIW'ly tll•mflllon 11111 there ■ ! ■ I t. two last tile b In ll true lo uted 11peclally re hairman u held Jnr, M r. Pronlloe Prin • ! trouble finding • buy■r. Tlt■ I ii, him. ----The Soulhem Local All.star■• Ill 111111. Tho blS _,-11or, wbJeh said. I attend but ■II ouxllllary mmnben drawings, M iddleport merdwtta award He COIIJlidel'11 It quite an booor. after having their game with A� also aro urged lo be ....-. POCT01l JI 8PEAKEII • _, Into operattoo lltc. Sl, ii New l■cjlltloo and ••panakms Way back. 1J :,un ago in IN7, anot her car in !!let. ---- ol the two largnt 1n Ibo and bnprvvoment. ■n ..i.eduJed Tho a.tor PTA will m e e I lite lul llme the merclumlo Ho wu allotted . Jual u much 1111 J1D1lor High cauceled, will -Id and glYfl Philip Spam In oacli ol Ille """'P■D1 '• four J......, 11, al 7:311 at the Cheat. ALL 1N'flTliD awarded ■ car lo another lucky HENRY EWING, WELL known space u Ohio aenaton and other play Cottageville at s,cs Satur• IJOIIOl'■llnll eap,,clty ol 1, 100.· oporelfnll dlvillonl and al gon- Grid■ l<bool for a femlly ofll,t 1bore wlll ,be ■ Hymn ■Ing at penon, the winner ol Ille c■r Poudv, ftlidenl, <Ollllty coro- weU known ObloaDJ. Aa far u day evening on the Racine lllglt · ....,, 'll,•I m- 11'1be • :-.....,..-· ~"IJlllloo• Ji r'llitr ior tho HJull Run Jl'roo M.athodilt lived in the ■ame home and loco- nor, and owner, -■tor ■nd could be determined by looking � :!':'· :" game ....:,1/1 be 811 plant 011 lhe --. Par Ibo pun,ha,e of new equip- the evmt will be Dr. R. E. To""'1 church on Sunday January I ■I lj lloo con, gb ore hi winner, lhla ,1.,= year'• Peli o boo ii Mr. the Ewing Ewing Funeral k, through proprietor l the of . I ■ p. m vltod M be -= : : �.:; .� 1w ti ::.1llobr r .n l J:ww,... I bJ Pu- Ba�ey-- I.III.3 'lall . ..1�l ln penon listed from elp =� �� ;; .. at���. r■ Two I Elporlb 11111°"". l:::cdn bo■utHulb' , ..- 8ltq. SIJN 5, l, T l"4 1. Dlllle ,.. btiofl, bond 1111 ..., R■ro ,.. 1tep,in p■Dlilo atl .,rt p■ntlto. 1'1111: ctr ....... l■lot --------------- -· · Kyger MetlIDg • J T k" o Underwear Sale ! Ready To Wear Department NO. 220 e Weather 1 I. PI.W Bath Towels, Hand Towels n dlfe - PT, PLEASANT _ H1fflffl1� .._ · Cannon Matching .L 11 ,',, l lblo Mo the r. Bu ilding Wo rke r • (men ts · JilK ·,.1under ln d. ic .a·· ce JuJI •-lvod for tlila ..i.­ Your cholco ol ., , , t ,, '> 1 d1 &: l l l!il ,'lo, f New Drive To Attract Industry, lmprove Roads, Opened In Eastern Meigs Meeting BATH --...... :\. I I : u St_,, Pla..Y M ...... 1, Pd-a. "CANNON" :l0x40 INC:H . Another Big Shipment! ,, • .,. .. ... u ,....... Special �lei C omm,'ffees Are • NOW YOU KNOW .• . . r \ :.. i !�1 1oe:..rda Jury :,,, "'.ti:-=.: =: ...,!. .,••••• ;: ,.",1,,.1, ip.[ ltl5-mllllon, �:: .-SM men::-:, :1:" Certain House In Middleport Very 'Lucky' a::.: o::':i ' :::: Now How 'Bout This .lh;_1rn.;; I� J;: � ; = � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 01. 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