http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/a97e9433a91ad740df9cb532d6f09357.pdf 1acf8171c7d3fbdaf031f99bed79383e PDF Text Text l \ 'IV-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport_ ... " " -Jot •- -- an . 0, J 12 . 1 96 1 1 h _" • .'" MrL Ehaa Slue� _n,, - • �- L.,h:-; ,,H�. W ilham Slater. p resident. cow ty meeting would · bt- ht ld i bert Bruc-h were Wednesday t.-onducted tht' meet i ng of t he J anuary 21 al the Agricultura l guests of Mrs. Clatl:I Gruese r. Amateur Gardent'rs l ' lub Wed- Ex tensioo office in Pomtroy 10 1 M rs. Carl Maltox , oe wly lected Mrs. Jed Webster Sr and Mn. ne5day when mem rs met at discl..lS& plantings a t the Child- I president of . I.he White Role I be Eldon lttaeuter of Morning Jed Webster Jr. and llOI1 were the home of Mrs. L. E Rl•-ynolds ren·s HOlllE' Lodge, was In charge ol the I ')tar and Raymond Krkler of Syr - , bus iness v isitors in GaU ipoHs Oil in Middlepor1 for t hi• · · Ja nuary ting held Wednesday_ afterbe One new mem r wa� v o ted I ffief! 1cuse attended the Distrkt Four Wednesday . �1oon _at the Amerlc8Jl Leg1011 Hall mct:>ting into membership. F:UB Men'a meeting at Athens on �rs. Eleano� Howard returned 111 Middleport. 1 Th�· m....'t'LLni �g.-i '>'>Ill. deDur mg the program hour . Mr.!I . There w fuesday evening. home Sunday after spending the ere !5 members pret• volions · " ' Ketpinar, <:hristmas All Gur Re} noJd.'S presented a paper Mr. and M r !. Earl Brick.le!! ot holidays wit . h he r son and daugh. rs. Mattox appointed en t and M t • le n . . Mr " Yt-ar· th . Through b11 � G n on · The f'"irst American Garden" Darwin were Monday oening ter-in-!aw. �ir. and Mn. Wilth� followmg to se rve H a Oow. . Lambert . and Mrs Earl Knight gave one 1;uests or Mr. and \'In. Dwight !Jam Howard and larmly. -& call tor lht. e\'e 111ng was on ''Amerirflr G ardenin� Mile- er comm,·u ee f the ...,...,1,.,, Roll Logan . Mrs . C . J. Ebersbath year: Mr11. Mathe Bush, Mrs. s,•em ·· &enir Gardens Historic- I of .. stones Mrs. E. J, HUI left Wednesday l Wednesday in R u_tland 1\1th her James Souders and Mrs. �ar. . SpoIs." It was announced that a , lor .a visit with relatives in Col- daughter and son-m-l•n• . Mr !ind -- ---· -- -- , The travel ing pr llt! and also ence McNea l. She also appointed the door �rize was w_ori by Mr s. Mrs, McNeal card chairman . umbu.s. Mrs. Carl Hysell :md famil� . ed homt after a visit in Y oungs- I t.er during the social hour. Sla Mn. Delbert Bruch visited on Mn. Edith Teaford has returnTh(, presk!ent urged aJI memtown witb her daughter . Mrs. table was bers who could to attend the eshmenl refr The ly m u fa and i Juanita D vls . gementa �f funeral services of Homer Harl· h I d Mrs . Earl Teaford of centered wit an amm M P� arti- ley, whose wife and daughter, and carnation!! Col�=s were rec-ent guests of pink w,th ms s lo b choke so . pmk can- Mrs. Richard Owen, an, both his mother, Mrs. Edith Teaford. dies. Mrs. Slater presided at the membeu of the lodge. coffee serv ice and the cake was II was reported that Mrs Mo-served by Mrs . . Charles Bl�e rah Leonard. member of the Women's Dress Flats :MEIGS THEATRE lee. Home made ice cream, mm 9 lodge, is recovering at her home Ohio the y b and Sport Shoes roy, served POnM and nuls were also following hospitalization due to hostess who was assisted by Mrs. a broken hip. TON IGH T P11y Sc For A Second _ "A WOM AN LIKE SA TIN" Wesley fry Pair-Two Pair $5.00 Refres hments were served by . and ot Bard Brigi tte Tl:le February medmg will be Mrs. Ross Pullen, Mf!I. James A n tonio Villar held with Mrs. Thelma Pratt and Pullen, Mrs. Birtie Watts and Men's 11.lso Children's Mrs. E. M. Blake as hostesses . Mrs. Pauline Gellagher. " ONE D "THE WIL Glove Leather Marlon Brando, Lee Mar.,.in Crepe Solo Runn ing time 2 Hrs., 3� min. I Card Club Wm Box office closes 8:30 P.M , $11't Ent�rtained lh to 3 Mrs. Michael Hackett enlerFRID AY NOT OPEN lained he, card club .. Tu:sd•y Nylon ,9 5 $8 evening at her home m Middle· Stitched "THE TIME MAC J-llNE ·' Women, t with prizes being won by The January meeting of the ­ ( Tec h nicol or ) :'�. Edna French, Mra. Charles Hea rth�tone Cla� of the Middle Rod T.iylor , Alan Young port t s h First w a s Bapti Churc White Nylon Asa Bradbury, Mrs. Donald Mills FEATU RETTE Boys' Black held Tuesday evening at the and Mrs. Lionel Boggs. I C(lLORCARTOONS h . r M ome . s nd of Allen a Mr Ro, Others playing were Mrs. COMING es. . Hugh ard h Ric Mra. bert S<.-hmoll, Th_e meeting Was_ opened by t he Sund•y, Mondo, TuHday Sb• Gress and Mrs. William Childs. Siu I I presid e nt, Mrs. Milton Hood . al• 17 S-16l ,ry Janu . served Re( hmenls were t■ Big 10 ,..._ 4½ to 9 "'_______ ter which Mrs. Willis A.nthony "ELMER GANT RY" was in ch arge or the devotional (Tec h nicolor) NAME OMITTED . Burt Lancaster and The name of Mrs . Robert Hy- period and Mrs. Hood were m Mr. J ean Sim mons was unintentionally omitted CULQRCARTOON e charg of the program �our and 8th from those who attended the c min, 35 ffle lose of the evenmg ret Hrs. a 2 t e tim ing mee Runn District American Legion Middleport No. Second freshm e nts were served to Mr. &x orfice closes 8:30 P.M. .mg in Wellston Sttndey. and Mrs. Edison Baker, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sm art, Mr. a nd Mrs. David Darst , J r. , Mr. and Mrs. Anth onv, Mr. and Mrs. Hood, Mrs. Harold H ubbard and Rev. and Mrs. Don ald Boone and daughter, Jeanie , who weregue!ls. Mainly ,..oout �:., ' ,, People In ' History DI Gardening Was Theme 0, Amateur Group's Club Program I pomeroy Committee Heads Named For 1961 By w.R Lodge Save In The Storewide January Sales At { I I ?' �-•... gan style in high bulk orion. Bulky k n I t roll collars. Sizes aqua and white. s4.9s ,, Work Shoe .,. $1 -99 ROUSH'S SHOE STORE Gabordlne1, Tweed, Wonted ltollon & Chomp REDUCED 25% SALi $27.50 $34.95 $45.00 __ $34.95 $47.50 --­ $36.95 $52.75 --- $40.95 Reduced 25 % MEN'S SPORT COATS MEN'S BULK KNIT SW EATERS REDUCED 25% ONE LOT SPORT SHIRTS · VALUES TO $11.95 $2.69 each Value• To $29.95 SALE $19.95 DRESS TROUSERS MEN'S SUITS REDUCED 20°/4 REDUCED 25% BOYS' SURBURBAN COATS REDUCED 25% Men•• Banlon Sh1rfl lhrt IIHwe - llt... $1.9f SALi $6.95 .-. IIH•• - Re9. $10,95 Boys' Bulk Knit SWEATERS PULLOVERS and COAT STYLES Vll>IN To $&. 911 SALE $4.49 MIN'I OV ■RALL Sale 3 for $2. 1 5 MIN'I SALE $6.00 I LOT LADIII' PANTS Work Uniform S K I RT S SALE $ 1 .79 SALE $6.00 REG. S2.49 lADIES' LEATHER JACKETS REDUCED 25% ,1 Dlllr �■cllN' Pull L""th ·· Peftdleton � C0111 Rq . ..«).00 SALE $29.95 LUGGAGE LADIII' CAR COATS Valu■I To 91!.911 SALE LADIES' SLACKS Reduced 25% I 2.99 LADIIS' LONO SLIIVI Val ue, To $44.50 Valuea To $3.411 1 Lot Men'• Sul.. BLOUSES SALE $24.95 SALE $2.29 Bahr Clothiers REDUCED 25% LADIES' SWEATERS REDUCED 25% SPECIAL FORMllllL¥ SMITH CLOTHING COMPANY OASH BAHR, OWNER SALE $1.00 iletr- fl .llO SUit Rea . $1),00 per 1ult Mr,. Si,.on Named Pr,,ident Of C/au V1IUM To $2.MI Mon'• TNIRMAL KNIT REG. 118< REDUCED 25% SPORT SHIRTS Rog, $4.00 SALE $2.19 UNDERWEAR . REG. $&.Yft ,: Men'• Palam•• T-SHIRTS CORDUROY PANTS I LOT WHIT■ For Men • WomeD 2 for $3.00 , Reduced 25% Ivy League Pants The alxth birthday of Linda Rupe waa celebrated Wednesday during tho afternoon aenlon of t h e Middleport kindergarten class wh en Linda's mother , Mra. R ichard Rupe and grandmother. Mn. Eddie SmJth, entertained In her honor. Seated at Lind a'• -lat table were Nancy Buskirk, Shella Moore. Sharon Wlllon, P amela DodllOD and Paul Pllllln■. Mn. Guy Reynolds, teacher, al­ uotated with the party and mruhmenll of cup cakes were •rvtd and picture flVOl'I were &fven lo ...ii child. Men's Sweat S lrts Men's Dress G ovts SALE $3.69 MIN'S HIAVY WT. Lim/a Rupe'• Sixth Birthday Ob,ert>ed Values To $8.95 _ Sale $4.69 Rog. $5.00 SALi $3.69 SALi $7.95 2 for $5.00 WOMEN'S RAYON PANTIES 3 Pair $1 .00 ..,_, Thonnol Kntt PAJAMAS lie«- $2 .119 SALE $2.00 ALL OTHER MERCHANDISE REDUCED 20% l' '.L SALES CASH '° Mrs. Edith R....U c:onduded lhe hwliMM meetlq 11111 � • d charJ• of lhe d■YGlktnal period ol tho January meelinfl ol I a O Martha Ci..■ ol tht Bradbury Church ol Chrlll whea n m 1 1 Wednoedo,y utgJ,t at tht cburcb. Durtnr tho ......., - olfl. ..,. were elected u lollow■, Prwl­ ldent, ,.,.: J- lll■llDD, v. 1 1 ■ Pmtdul, lira. 1!■11 lloulh; Tnuun<, Jlln. - W l n n, Secretary, Mn. Katbryu Wll'Dlr. Flo- camolltoo, lira. ■nd OUN ■lnnan, lira. EYelyn Murray. I llltrlna tho ■oc1al hour foU.... Ina the moeliJII r■frooline ta .... ...-ved bi' Jin. R....U ■nd Mn. Ellr■ llornlwt lo - alreadjr manttoned ond Mn. 1-■ l:boro­ bocb and 11n. Veda Foley· a. Oil loll cl-, - • - • nmcb to ...uo _.. - - ···-·., � . -•--�_ cON D __ ,.v _■ _._________M_1DD _ _ L_ EPO_ _ T... .Ro _ • ..,;...;..___ 1._ o_ LA -Aw Y_ _Y _A __ _s�-- = :..�-: � � 1o SPECIAL PURCHASII Womens Winter Coats s26 00 Regular $39.50 Yalu-SALE Fine quality Rannelette IOWDS for women Jn res• ullr and exr.r. 11Je1. Print■ and ■olids lo pink, blue, maize and orchid. Salt $1 .95 Ramble Cord • ' Now l1 the ttme to buy your favorite Nllie untrim1rttd coat. You'll 11aure your1elf of fineJt quality, pltnt,' fl/I wear. All wool fa.bric,. aow - •hd IIGULAR $19� WOMINI COATS ---- SALi "2,00 warmth and by top manufacturei't. lave OTHII COATS: IIGULAR $79.50 WOM•NI COATS ____ IALI "2,00 RIGULAR '69.50 WOMINI COATS ·--- IALI ....... RIGUU.R $59.50 WOMINS COATI ---- IALI '42,GI RIGI/U.R '69,50 WOMIN$ COATS ____ IALI $14.GI IIGULAR $29.50 WOMINI COATI ---- IALI RIGUL.All 125,00 WOMINI COATI ---- IALI tu.GO 111M Mell'• Wa,h 'n Wear ROBES Wa,h '11 WNr *3.95 1 r:4 · ; � I Action Is Expetted Next Monday By Commissioners ; · • · ·· 1 � t I operation of the Meigs County Highway Department is avallable County Engineer Stanley J. Blazewicz said today. The engineer made the statement in his courthouse office as he, his foreman , Danny Thompson, and approx• lmately 42 other highway department employes wonder­ ed what will happen next week. 1be an,wer may come nelf: I DOI required by law to meet but Monday when the board of county I once every three months. commiulontn 111 acheduled to The commissioners have met in , meet. Two or its member, lhow- 1 1pecial le!lsion nearly every other ed up for • meeting lut Monday. week for a number of years. Thll But board president Dan Harting- 1 has led moat persons to believe 4 er waa: unable to attend. New [ the a;1propriatlon1 will be worked /. � commiuioner Avery Nel■on and on ne.d week. NEW IN COURTHOUSE - Mary Ann Amberg holdover Don E. Mullen adjourn- I Elsewhere. all courthoUJe emdaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Am berger, Minersville. 6d until Jan, ie, after discuasing ployees are to receive lheir fil"llt UNITED. NATIONS, N.H 1 UPn ..,....., is the new secretary serving the Meigs County board but taking 00 action on depart- check of the year today. T h e -$ecretary General Dag Ham• l commissioners. She replaced Sharon Boyles. Mi ss AIDment appropriationa. heads of departmenta will. be �- , b ffl8rakjold goea before lbe Securd fr om Po meroy High Schoo l in 1960, gradu erger ate · Last Monday the board recess- able to buy any new supphes until ity touncil today to answer So- I , ed untiJ Tuesday, 'l'hen Tuesday, actkm ii taken by the com:mis-- and played m the band . She began her duties January 1, v iel (!hHtiU th al be is taking the I Jg6 1 · 1 the three men again: failed to sloner1. One employee sald yes• , .:..:.__ ____________________ United Nations down " an evil. meet to mab any 1pecific ap- terday that no omce baa yet said cobnialisl road" in the Congo. propriatlona. anything about being out of sup- ' �rskjold II r r i V e s this Blazewicz aakl th!s morning plies. ltloming from Afriea a fter cu tting that $5,000 appropriated as an em- The tmployee 111150 aaid that ,hort hi, visit to. the continent to · for w and Ice mosl o[ the court house offichls attend the council ,.,.;on requeslWARDEN NETS RARITY - Griuled, h•rdened inm�te of Meigs County's Dog orgency ;oo • td by' Russla . The new Congo de- Pound growls disapproval at John Meeks, who collared th1S genume We1maraner, a control w not. a,t or ever. He had used rroney left over from Z, : said lhat ?OISlbly there will be the end of _ laat ye�r to pw-cbase , bate begin in the 11-nalion body ' species commandin g a nice price on the do g market. The owner should not be hard nougb money left for th I or part of ,hetr supptoe,. Thurlday. I to find. The Weimaraner is rare, characte rized by a honey rib cag)' , and is liver- , •four more clay• of operation. U the eomnuss1onera do meet l1 Hammarsk.)old 's statement 10 1 colored Most dogs at the pound are far le ss aristocratic , half-wild, more marauder I Mr, Blazewicz also said that Monday, n has been predicted lt' closer by the _minute when candi�ates fGr the council wu expected to sum- than child's pet. · --· · -_ _ __________ - - --- -· there are icy places on the county that a large crowd may be on councsi_ lg �tting - -.. - -- · · marize ta,lki he has bad wi·th l[ 1 0 Pomeroy and Middleport _must dec1de wbe. t J h u 1 road• in the far points of the hand to tee first hand what is ther or not to seek another term of ofhce. He •taled that Jt takes don,. J ==d� %':: ,.��=: ;: :.: i _ Their _ decisions must take a new factor into consideimoney · to dear up _the roads, and l Tbll could be an unusual spect- at1on this year. OhlO law now expects a councilma.n to ld Ul OlljO .· that the oommtss10nen are the 1 acle, u the commissioners.' of- 1 accept, eventually, a four year term. poltu91 ,, o•a uk,d 'th• 11nc · t0 con� ' ;. one, w ho han4Ie the county", ' f;a, hardly ha& aaace for more ; Fou, of the ,,, seat, Seg;nn;ng , upon lo put up th�� ""'""' agaill. sider lta chlrpt t t e U.N. . cash. . 8 half-a dozen onlookers, this year are for four years. two Who else may file for Pomer.v,C.Ongo m,nrnmtd pemutted Con- PAU1 BEACH, Fla. 1 UPJ) � Kennedy currently, �d appar• , about $500 ,� a year from h 11 for• ompson said rum• and the halla outside were Foreman Th for two years. Then, in 1963 the council is the subject o( IIDOktrolese troopa loyal to Ka�vubu I President-elC'ct , John F. Kennedy ently for some time, der ives $ 100 , tune, of wh1c� $400 , 000 g s_ for I I oe b ken I built ri ora or . 10 me n e i n g ta from J o blueprints anything like office holders whose terms expire filled conference rooms, but tha to_ � . terd from the_ Belgum-ad- j has removed his person,1 l fortune, 000 a year after taxes from trust taxei:, Assurmng conservatively � t> will rile for four year terms. / are no solid announcements av.Um uust,NKI trust territory or Ru- ; w�i�h may � as _ lc.1· , as $10 ) tund� setup in 1926, 1936 and 1949 !I that �e yield from_ his trust funds heir jobssay slerd ay wen• not Madism Square Garden. rue. He id that as far aa be ____ _ t ab le. Th at m unicipalities is th e way anda-UruodJ to attack forces loy- n1ilhon, from the heJ1l of specu• I b;o' his fat hC"r. former Ambas 8dor : and investments repre nta a re5 se p ese l knows al the ees always wi L han experienced peo-i True, it is a definite, feelabltnt r e m ploy 11 to iovJ1t-�c�ed deposed Prt>- lall�e _investm�n� for as long all ,Joseph p. Kennedy. : I� ol as muc� u 5, per cent, red nginee hi by the pie ,till are man a ging public affairs. sacrifice for most persoal • e r on mler PaWkt �umumba . he 11 m �� \, bite. H�use. It was stated authorll at�vely, , th11 would lnd1ea� an overall th e job. In Middleport all six oo u ncil• serve nis co�unity on � ·� Amba1111dor W1lter Lo-Prepann& for h11 mauguration � but privately, that the �resident- :,_ersonal wea1th of about f30 mU- 'Jbe rem al80 uld this that -� doubt fo little is There pet• an n;' e oth eacb 1igned men e v a h � ..-:.�j��n. 1:111 �m- 1 Jen. JO and, M'alltlng to av0;ld __po1- \elect receives !��s:; l�· -or · )ion. l Is lhe . JaA day that the new --it.ions but this is 00 guaran t ee uttlt._waman 111t home" � -tdii, a ll ment arm'l.\,Cr ·t:rins1t_ r 1 � h t s 1 sih . lc eo�Ult'I of lnt�rest alt�gh · , Sa�inger would not � Keo.• p) eea l g IU1'e be oy will file. At lea!lt two are known more ffiie pub ic aervaatli • , can etting of � �Ur\inda, wh1eh Is not required by law, Kennedy r nedy s n�t worth, bu t �e did say id sinre there has been no monpa : to be lukewSJ11l, npecially to the action than any other factor, TW, . ut ot � ,Congolese _province or i cenlly c1 ispo�<'d of all stock holde- Ii J �(> Prcsiclen�-elecl �Hied to aell fo , I can ' l see where 1t "payH off. " anc1 ey a ppropriated four-year idear the depart. Klvu, for JOO or IO Congolese j ings and remvested the proceeds , his stock� without bemg reqmred 1 m ln ent. Pomeroy a ll six int"lll11benls today·s world, more than in � troop, at tlie request of �sav�- in government bonds - federal, i lo do so by law. 4RR Fultz , Meigs Cotmty annount'ed in November they years perhaps. twirls most hapA l'COrding to th e county high� bu. He c:ontended that tb,_1 d'.d state and municipal. ; Th� federal law dealln_g with way depar 1tVO, pily when there ill money revolv• tment cuatom, the 43. Prosecuting Attorn ey an d partner didn't want to tackle another not violate U.N. orders. Kivu 18 ; �re-s..: Secretary Pie_rrP Salinger : C<mOJcl of �ter�st.s has hit other in the Webster & Ful tz law finn per annum job which figlltti,. out ing. new em;iloyees a . re n ot yet d ue promb 3 Lumu a stronghold of I 11a1d, ' The on ly holdmg� he j lr-:er.il offlcuils m ·the pocketbook:. . lo be paid. They are not suppos- o! Pomeroy, has . �n elect� 8 at about a nickel per hour in WhiJe �� cil service forces I St\..refary of Defense · designate I today are bond� and refl , estaf£>, . . . ed to receive tbelr checks until director of the C1hz.ens Nationa l wages eonsidering the t llllt! spent ,s to sacrifice, 1t II rewarding 11 The United Arab RepubUe was His du-eel: real estate holdings j Robr,rl E. McNamEira had to get I . Bank of Middleport. ....v I anyone approaching the job lfti,, on town business . · · 1 cons1·st � of homes m preparinI a re90Iut t. on whieh DI ' · the Ford Molor next Friday • Jan u-.r 20· · Washmgto l"' WASHINGTON ! UPJ I - Unem rid o! st I"'k m 1 Fultz ls president of the Pomeerefore, the actiori or th e ously, not in money. but w:ltb • \ ? _ , 'Ill How e ver. since then. at l e ast 1 m nloyme by ju ped nt more hen formed soureea 11td was mild l and Hyannis Port, Mass, Cn. of \\ h1ch h� was presir Pnl and mrmssioners when they re clnd- roy Lions club, a Middleport-Porn• five of the six have indicated pri- tangible bcmusea to the ,pii'lt. co �. Decem th ab u ooo e t -enough to perha;is be accep ed by -- - -· r� o t l'f' he said the transaction would :.Oney eroy Rotary club member, ofrlc1al vately they have been prevailed Furthermore, the Sta te alll times J: norms in o_rease-to a repre�enl a potential loss of be- ed all of lhe engineer' s both Russia and the WeM and 1 1 t f OI the Middleport Heath Meitho- ---------- Federal Gove w th will tlo ent ce of tha rnm w r t ' t� permit h ll -World II for War igh p!Ml thus avoid another bitte r wranf!!lt> 1 tween $2 million and $3 million a�d i: tnt�I. wm n:i ;:_ dist Church, Middleport village local corltrol of local alfain mi, month. govemmen1 officials dis- I over a period ot ye&rti ov� the C.ongo. . pa of the present workers unle� solleltor for the past four years, so long as we show willia� closed today. soviet Ambauador ValeriEin A. Joseph P. Kennedy's fortune ) meD?.her of the Middleport Chamthe bud t " bOt a lo accept the job. Eaeb u I !harp Th e concen jump a ted tr 8\ O le Be)that rsday u Th f.orin uked has been estimated unofficially as greed poo her of Commerce and oo--promot" his own protector agailllit ·"IOclll,, in Slee!, autos anrl olher manu- between '200 and $300 million. He I next &furn be stripped of lts admlnisI " boo of Mid- C• t inted out several er with Charles faclurlng industries. ;iushed UTI• 1 �gan setting up trust funds ism. trative power over Ruanrle-Uru� for tlmes :mmissionera dl eport·s new housing addition off . that One man, and OM only, II the are I employment to more lhan 4 4 mil- 1 has children In 1926. The trusts are -----1 !. di and aJain rlemanded 1mmed1'-· ;1 --- Grant-st. -ready to announce his intention tf hon, close to _7 per cent. It was l 6plit BCven ways� equ lite withdraw&I of all ,, RPlgian"' n al share O Ree)er.ted es-the to at board Tu filing for public office in Pomt, Wendell Long. 63. a native of 6 .3 per cent m November. from thl! Cong11• I for each of the seven cbUdren of Kennedy, Rusk Piao day n· ight's meeting were Robert . . ray-Middleport, and he is DIil a ChPsh1re. died �t �1� h�me 1225 Econom ist� consider a rate 1 Joseph P. and Rose Kennedy, Important Meeti ng Officers and Directors were re- councilman. . L. Coals, JWUI 8 Downmg, Rod: Second-a�•• Galhpohs . a, S I� a iI above 5 �r cent • 1ymptom of ----e lected is week at a meeting of PALM BEACH Fla (UPJJ - ney Down ing, Harold E Hubbard, Ui , rn toda� after belml ln failing weakness m lhe economy He is Mayor Kenneth McElblD, ' . . the Racine First National Bank ney, who �atd President-elect John F. Kennedy Bertha B. Rathbum, H N. Swift, today: • health smee las! 0clober DP.afh . A further jump in JQblessness l Mullens Invited To are sh hold e rs. I was due to cancer. an d his secretary of state meet Paul S Smart and Rose S. Rey1 . I • 'T m gomg to file, and I dmt."t 1 w .c; a expected this month A nor- W ashington 1 . Officers include J. Dillon Cross. today to decid on nolds . Long was a native ol Chc• 1, mal increase would be about l.l aJning !'}1)ft�1f top. 1on care who knows it . Mr Mr am] Mrs Donald Mullen , ] o / president direcA. Or s ; i vice W. pre r • . I I f Jected b the I en at I I 1 shlre v, here he wa� born on July I million, o! Lincoln Heights in Pomeroy ::� ��!:� � ton :�:� I �. 1897. onP of seven ch ildren , The exact jobless figures for l John �. Downing den t ; Freeland Norris, cash ier ; icy organ Y have received an Jnvitation to Cf :·•.-lfius IUPJ l - Hhthway Douglas . Jr. . assista nt . into its final � chairman of the board of direc: Harry Seek Ju"Veuiles Who Dire<-'t . E. S. Pres:on toda.v 1 born to the late C E. and Ella JX>cember Wen' to be reieaserl by prewtent - elecl John F. Ken- Se -de gn to s· ; )' r:i cashier Mildred Gillllan. bookr Rodne Downi g president · , c tary of t Ripl� e Long. SunlYor of his ate s im si • ' the Labor Dep artmenl today in nedy 1 inauguration next week. a!-lm, Hie, '.f' rr i::1l:il1.1re tro gh·E- the and Claudia Shields, tell- Set Yout h On Fire keeper. : s · '<� • an to Mr Smart e utlve viee l merhah! fatnll)' are two sisters it, monthly report Oil the job sit- The official invitation i �usk alBO w�_ ex was re- De ad\MC'f! right . of . way purchas" er. CINCINNATI ( UPll - Police to" . dascus s the continuing � bbard· ca shier, � u c risea ln den 1 '_ Mr. . a nc) a brother Mrs. Charles rs. ua t lo n <'Pived from the Washington D c pro; rm a rh.tince to prove its ' Directors of the bank --are J. day sought two school boy, M(Etheli Enterme� and Mrs. H. N Olfi�ials made known in ad- Jnaugurallon Committee Muile� Cuba, Laos and lhe C.Oogo witb Reynolds . as siSlanl vice presi- Dillon Cross . Earl Cross. W. A. cused of setting another boy OD v �l':111 • kt' out about a blll ( Catherlne ) K«:mp. both of Colum• �ane!e that the report wuuld ehow Is one of the three M eigs Coun!Y. Kennedy. The new administration den�; and Gene Grattt , assistant Orr , Clarence Price, Ebel' Roush. Fire because he refused to play b , and Everett.I' Long of Che- unemployment ln D e c e m b e r C,0mmlf!;�loners, and is active m musl h ave aetiorl ,olicita �, ca�,; . ' h· w h H a rold CartJahan and Freeland hook y. w hic , fl�,. �ntroduced to repeal ll 5 . r emp1oye� 0f t e bank tn· Norris. Immediately afler tbe Jan 20 m1 sh ire. climbed to more than 4 4 million. rounty Dcmoeratic polltlcs tht· lf'iil lav., author m ng the deDoyle Lainhart. 10, told pollee i a u gur a tion -elude Norma Wilcox. secretary '· Ht at ended the C h e s h I r e In November there were 4 031 000 · --l one boy poured gasoline on hia ,artment � borrow Itale ret·ire- schools and met and married fhe joble111 - a post-war high 1:°u�ll --a Jenkinson 1 and l<lis Mc for that , ment fund, for advance right.of- � l e g a nd another pushed him into a _ e C:ommoner Grahbed r qua F' · GI n ing i . Le" Elhm , ey. ,s n bookkeepe and v· ,urmer ady,o L,ttle on Ocl - 16. mont• GAVE OXYG� �N purehaaes, land Brown, custodi.an. _ 1923, and Abe IW'Vives along with The number of jobholders equested O 1' eet . . ftre after he had n,fu,ed lo lflaJ The r Oueen Middlepo t Af!t rid ency Emerg t A similar ltw in California away from school. He was treat1 ---� two daughters, Mrs. Hobart (Nor- dropped by about one mlllloo last OSU>. Norwa�· ( UPJ l-Norw11 llDil was (!ailed at 3: U this mom- , All members o[ the Fwmg ved that �tt rnillloni 0f dol sa ! Squad of Feeney-Bennett Post ed Tuesday in General Hospttal ., mal Finch of Gahanna and Mrs . month, 8 normal December de- Princes� Astrid ma rrie� a di- inlil to the Clarence Grover resi- : HOP TONIGHT Jars in right�f-Wll,J' oosts, Pre1-bums on his right leg. . Jack £Beverly Ann I Price of Gal- eline. ,,orced commooer tod.11�· despite dence in Kyger Crook. Mrs. Gro- ! A record hop will be held this � requ�ted � meet at t he Le- for t.on e111d. 1 _____ llpolls. '11iere are four grandchilsome resentment among Nm·w<'- 1 ver wa1, suffering from a heart evening in the Pomeroy Senior g1on Hall m Middleport. Saturday "Ohio� can benefit from the ! Pl'� TO MEET_ dren. MEIGS GENERAL HOSPffAL gian su bjects and Lutheran d>ndition. Squadsmen administer- ' High School Auditorium following , of Homer Hartley, v n lslalure l the . sa e � ,p U g ed oxygtfl . She was taken to the eage game between the Pan- , Post membe rs will attend ln The Racme P'l'A w� meet The body ii at Miller'a Home , Admissions _ Orland Gilliand, I l"hurchmen. wiJI just give the law a chance The attractive princess, wOO Meigs General Hospita! by prl- : tht'rs and lhe Wellston Golden l a group and all other members Monday January 16 at 7.30_ p.m. for Funerals Arrangement&· will Reedsville '· Elhel GroVer Che to work," be declared. ' · be announ be 29 years old neXt month vale vehicle on advice of 111 , Rockeh. The dance will e-nd at I are asket to meet at the hall at the gr ade school bulidio,t. wlll Jater· · 11hi The bJIJ wu introduced by Rep. 1 also. . ' · Baby sitters will be availablt. I 1 1 : 00 p. m. w be lt wed to Johan Martin Fer'. physlclan. 0"1scharges - y·JJcw rta Stacy, o __ ________ '--------- __ ·-D. 0. Taber ' R-0all lpolll, a memn e r. a 34-year-old clotMng me rMlddleport. Mary Lavende,· . Svrher of the HoUN Highways Comee 8 acuse; Bette Hobsletter, Rutla�d ; chant in Asker Church. The cere• ml�, who � a1IO opollllOring In M&llOD 181 Tt me Mary 0o88, Coolvllle, and Zora mony wm be performed by Trondlegil,.tJon lo change tht dlatrtbu- PT . PLEASANT - Judge James Rockwell, Pomero heun Bishop Ame FjeUbu. y. tJon of poollno laxea. .Lee Thompson, Judge of the 29th , '1118 deprtmlnt hu .pent ,u Judicial Circuit compqsed of Ma• Billy Graham's historic 17,cm the (b.-ument captures the aplrlt 500,000 persons attended outdoor itual thrust of the Billy G raham DOCTOR TO SPEAK mllt.m thus fat for property In RIii and Putnam count ies. has of• Ju sek Replaces Nye mass meetings "'' ith nearl) l:15,000 Team Is a tribute to the mP11kllThe Chester PTA will meet . mile "Safari for Souls" across or Africa during theae limes. Daytoo, Toledo, Cincinnati and fices in the MalOII County Courl- 011 Re al Estat Board e January l 6 at 7 30 a t t he Chester Africa , is the theme of a new ,!ea• Frequ�ntly. , ealled "The Awak- inquirers rem1:1ining for further arles, whose years Of faithful la, COlumbul. house. This is the fJrst time .a COLUMBUS !UPll - Gov: Mi• Grade School for family night. l t�re length mo�on !ctu� . Af- enmg Giant, �f�lca ii dlplcted help and instruction. hors were in a large measure n� 1 o m authe d ha1 h a d a n offic e i n t he od r Callf la ju ge Pruton Aid chael V. DiSalle t af appoin te,l . Potluck supper will be sel'\'e<t . ica On The Bridge. which has to be ln a transi tion period - on "Africa On The Bridge'' bu sponatble for the ■piritual barvllt 1 tboritiel said money 18Ved by coun ty, and the office will be open Frank R . Juselt of Cleveland to / The apeaker will be Dr. R. E. lta Mel�R County premiere at lhe a bridge - between ancient trib- great pictoria l scope, ranging experienced by the Ev°"llat. buy fna: right4-way while It ii atill Monday through Friday when t he lhe Board or Real Eatate Exam· TolM>n of Holzer Hospital. Every• ' Racine High School on Wednes-- l alisr11 lllld the shining goal of. in· from sequenees depictilJI primi· Mi1Sion8:" leader1 and mirfstffl undeveloped f� aceedll Interest Putnam rourt is not in ses · lners for a term endina June 30. .I one b invited. Janu ary 18, at 1:30 p. m dependence from colonia. ruJe. live vilhge life to �es of fflOd. joined with State and Ctvkf oflW. • day, cbaJ'lfl OIi the amount needed for 1lon. _____ The showing will be aponsored by During thill signlfieant period. em city and industrial activity. alt to extend the IDvitaUoG f el He replaces Riehard A. Nye who eitcb- purchaaN. Mn. Carroll $. Kennedy o f resigned. the Finl Baptist Church and the American Evangelial Billy Gra- Exciting and colorful pagan rites Mr. Graham to vllit 1111 Cclll, GAME ANNOUNCED ------'-Ehgliah Road, 11 the new cotll't . ham was 8C'l'1Jrded an unpreced- ar.d ceremonie& a re featured, to- inent. . There will be a h ,�k�t b�tl Racine Methodist Church. LOCAL l'BMP8 FAIRFIELD STATION reporter and personal aecretary authentir ented welcome by Afrieans ren�- , gether with some of the moat re- "AfrJca On Thi :Brld,.- • game al the Bradbury &hool I Photograµh!'d I n 11te U:IS a. ID, temperature bl Judge ThompiOO. Mra Ken• 'Ihursday t�mperalures - high Saturday ev�ning 111t 7 p. m. an� sound and natural color In 17 prin- lng from Chle.rs or SI.ale down to ' markable bi,z-game footage ever directed bf Dick ._ .... � du b World Wide at MnNml! _.. ..._..... k nedy will al8o tel'Ye u .reporter M, low 2Cl. F"riday reading - 39 / the Pl'A will se ll home mad e cl)lPI , dli�-. ccro�3 Afr:c::1 from ' lite gc-neral pop11!r:Hon or bush, J filmed. • A111J • �IP"• • • .. . . . lor -· C'4ullil',-Cir<ul1 -. ol,- 10:411 •· JII. I candy, pop and u,e cream. I Monrovia, Liberia lo Cairo,.EIYJIIJ de1trt; ■nd jw,a- A total of CtlmaxJn& the alocy al Ibo tipll, :Alaced.I1 :,1• • . . . . '> No more than enough money for three or four days I - Now How About That met 1pedficatlona aa to dze, tit ud launderabl¥, IJ. Packed In a plastic lined Jlpper carryin& caa, Larae Wubabi. 111ton plle rugs tliat will dry faster ad atay •I- ton,er. Ultra 11ew decorator aolon In oval and ·oblon,. Sia 21 nx36", leg. $3.95 _ Slit $2.IO Siu 271'x48", R91. $5.9S _ Slit $3.IO E I b.e.r.f.e I d s In Pomeroy /than Obless F•1gure I () P 000 not! I $481 ru!;� In Past Month Chesh'ire Man o· d T d . At I GalJ i nol " Home Tabor BilJ llas . 0 OUDCI.1 Can didates F aCIDJJ 4 year Terms, Eventua]ly fu]tz E}ected Bank o·irttt.or Jn MI"dd}eport I I C m -! I D. C. =� ! ir: I CJar r:n ri· Bank Off1'c1"als R Elected B y Shareh Iders cert.amb' ii I person . I I �r:n ff R Ry S d ],I T •t I ced Juda Ha Office 'Safari For Sou ls ' CoTQing Jan. 18 '. • d:iuncy 1 -- i, '. 1 In p p J\ennedy,s ersona F ortune ut Away tO ,counly. ' a] Bond HOJd•1ngs Federa] , State, Mun 1c' 1p w�; BATHROOM RUGS Popular ... -· loll Cord. lo - IO ...... pd - .. ...u. Loclell oeen, pewter, b1atk. blue, Ion. Illa • lo ti wolll. ·f r. 1 , I' i 100% rayo11 robK-ldeal for year IOll�Jladli ► · Brlah\ plaids and patterno. SIIIMj, Medium, and Extra Lari• Sizes. IIIUy ..... - for ■chool and !lp01'to -• ; ;,,I " I ss.95 MEN'S SLACKS ' ';"'""i and FLANNELETTE GOWNS County High way Department Jus t About 1 [': 1 · Broke Until ' 61 Appropriation Approved ��·--• -" 1 Womens rayon tricot panties. El» tic and band leg briefs. Tailored and trimmed style, in white pink. Sizes Small, Medium 11114 Large. $2.95 Value Women, Dnoted To Tiu lnterul-l 0/ Th. Mdw,-/lla,,m .4reo II. SLACKS An 1.sc1l11nt valde in wo­ men ' • 1Jacb. 93% wool, 7% nylon . Matchinl beltl. Side zippe1,,. cloaip&, tap­ ered legs, gay plaid a and solids. Sizes 10 to 18. entine a1 y I' I' .-: With · Charges Womens $2.95 ...... Mi·•u ■Dil dllftr oaly la -■pt or Ille m,lhod " pookl■c. I . , ,, .\ 1 , , ,. , 5ttc African Belt Special PurchaJel SALE • � I i"ti •l•·• 1 I I , . ( ' u i i 1 "'1 , li ll l , O h io I}] i • , I ., Soviets Stir and MI'S. William Houck of Marion was a guest Tuesday evening el the meetJ ng of Ohio Eta Phi Ch apter of the Beta Sigma Phi Sorority whe n the group met at I · the office of the 01\lo Fuel Ga11 1 Co. in Middleport Mrs. Houck I and her family are here visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Mitch . Mrs. &!tty Fultz, president. was ln charge of the short busi• neu meeting. M rs. Barbara Bea­ ing, chairman - of the chapter' s Strvice' Committee, announced that they would be 1ponROring the annual Mothers· March on Polio lhis yea r and would announce plans later. Mrs. Mila Wood!, chalnnan or the soclaJ commltlff, introduced tbe Idea of a card party follow­ ing the chapter meetings lor the members. Shirley Huston presented the cultural program on "Literature'" and a group diaeuBalon on boolu wh ich members have read waB held. Followin g the cloaing rit ual refreahmenta were served by El· eanor Blaettnar. Mn. Betzing alld Shirley Beegle. .. . .... Defends Policy ln (ongo $5.95 i MEN'S DRESS H ATS MEN'S TOPCOATS MEN'S SURBURBAN COATS REDUCED 25% Beige, lavender, Sorority Will Sponsor March Again In 1961 FRI DAY a n d SAT U R DAY REQIJLAR 40. s2.95 s5,9s sen STOCK Red ucti on to You r ch oice of all wool plaids and solid s in this group of skirts. Sheath styles . Past el s and dark tones. Sizes 24 to 30. TENNIS OXFORDS $1 - 99 .,. TENNIS SHOES 34 Womens S K I RTS Class Meeting Held At Home Of Allen Hugheses SATURDAY STORE HOURS - WEEK DAYS - 9 A.M. TO 5 P.M. AND ON SATURDAYS 9 A.M. TO 9 P.M. l'he season's top selllng ■weater--CardJ. January Clearance Sale $2 .99 ., . Elberfelds In Pomeroy · Womens Sweaters ,-a-============---------•••==a--, SCHOOL SHOES ---, - - -i, -­ ,to-l, YOU �ow a,. • , . • -·- --�,f' ,,...£.,• · --- ] .., �• ._ ... _ -A • •------·- ___ ...__ ....__ _...._. ----~..,;.....l--•·-----.. . . . . . . ~-., , .. ,_ ...... --- .. - ::a ....,_.___ •'il;ll;:ili~-.,;.. s qs :t ~ _ ¥4* a ::; a u a •t ... S:.""a rt •~ J I ' 2-Dally llenllnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., 1an. J3, 19&1 Old Song-Froid Women's View News, Events Of Surrounaing A~·ea · . • Rock SPnngs Radford and children . • Mu. John Ila.lung. PFC Lany Balley who •penl O<Veral day, with hi8 p1ren11 ... Sunday School att.endwlce wu turned to Ft. Bennjpg, Ga., SunM, offering $18.75. Rn. Card waa day. BJ 8ard M. ltll• ill and ooable to rill hit appoint• Mr. and Mrs. J ane Abbott and Mr. and Mra. Don Rile and BUCkWhea t children visited her pa.rents, Mr. daughters. Cindy and Terri .and d and Mrs . Lester Foreman, West James Beaver of Great falls . 1 Mra. Grace G aze and gran · Colwnbia Montana arrived at the home of cblldren, Brenda. . Patty and . Mr . Rif.e '1 parents. Mr. and Mrs. Georp Glaze, of Middleport are Char~es Sayer of Wollpen ac• Ch I Rife 00 Wednesday villtJng Mr. IJld Mrs. Wllllam compa1ed his grandmother, Mr., . ar ~ William Eichinger Sr. lo the mornmg, Mr. Rife and Mr. BeaGalli !is Clinic, Saturday. ver returned lo Great Falls, Fripo day. The others remained here Mr. and Mrs. ~y Grueser with the Rifes while Don Rife and daughters, Maria and Marla, is with the air force in Guam ~ Mr . and Mrs. Lewis ~rueser for three months. vunted Mr. and Mrs. Eric Lay• Wood M Fred8 man a businesa associate in Mrs. Faye · ,rs. AND Parkersburg recently. Wells and children , Beverly and . . . Bum Bowen and Mrs. Betty Mr. and Mrs. William Eichmg- Thomaa and sons Larry and er Jr. and children, Linda and Stevie were in Pomeroy Sahtr· J~hnnie, Syr8Cllle spent ~d~y day ~ business. nd wilh Mr. a Mn, Wm. Eichm- Mrs. Dnn RHe and Patty Rife goM r, Srand . Mrs w·n1am Se fr'ed called on Mr. and Mrs. George 1 r. · Y I Saxton and family Sunday. Debof Gallipolis were S~~Y ~sts bie Saxton bu been ill with a nd of Mr. a Mrs. William E,ch- cold and hronchili,. Inger, Sr. . h Mrs. Ethel Rife was in Pom• Mr. and ~- Louis Hump eroy an busines11 Friday. 45 rpm Adaptors ~d son of Bail!~ Run, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. 0 . M. Rife of ham Bartels vi1tted Mrs. Hazel Carpenter took Mn. Myrta Rire Humphrey Sunday. . to we!lston last week lo a doctor. Miss Rous~ of Racine, M!s!I She fell Wednesday Injuring her menl • ;;;;;;;..;;;;;;;;;;;;........_._._,I PHONOGRAPH PARTS ACCESSORIES • Cartridges •Needles eBrushes •Cleaning Cloths :ir. e •Spindles •Carrying Cases •Racks Plus Completo Parts and Sorvlco For All Mako Phonographs WERNER RADIO and TELEVISION ' ''Where Radio & TV Is A Bu•ine111 Not A Sideline" N, hconcl Ave. Middleport eChargers •Track Bolts eWheatlamp Repairs •Knee Pads •Carbide eMine Hats eMine Axes •Handles (Hard & Soft) eCarbide Lamps • Battery Belts • Wheat Battery Mine Lamps Fannie Durst accompa,,ie<I lhem tone for a few day • vlsit. Wick Dursl called on Eber Car pent.er and family Mond..iy. Ben and Sylvia Allen and son. Howard , were in Pomeroy Satur day . Wesley Cozart called on Del l and Olive Talbott Monday. eHat Liners elunch Pails fl,~ lhe r-.1 •114ndlng Clara 11- _ . l(r, . ., ' Dana 11-· ud 11n, JIIIII ward, of "11Ultotbl Jin, . . .. Conkel and two W el f t ton, Ky.: ur. and 1fn.. lllnf'• ~ of Radne, Mr. . . . , . Paul Meredith al. llr•'' and Mn. Ow-lei Pleklllt . , Hubert Whit.aide IIDll lln.. ~ zel Mathen of FadeiA .. Radford .....A. and Mn. Charle, I Mn. Ida Radford al P _,. Mn. Clara Hull and llr. . . Mn. Howard C. Bull of W.W.: Mr. and Mrs. Harald Blllr ., Middleport, Mr. ad Jin. IJrlr. ward Swain of Wortltlqla.. .K. and Mn. William llendldl If. Waterford and Mr. and Mn. .,_. ii • 0th""" .,-.i-i "'9111!-,,,.._t1?'1l', 0 Rudy and Taddy Du.rat called on Freida and Iva Carpenter on Tuesday evening. Louise and Leanna Brewer . I Mildred Circle, Rudy Durst. Eb- , er and Iva Carpen_ ter were recent I guests of Mr. and Mrs. S. W Oun:t, Portland. I Delbert Lawson, Gene and Eliz. abeth Carpenter were In GallipoUs one day last week. The WSCS met with Mrs. Lou· n.anl Massar of Belpre. Funeral aervicet for 111'1. ~ 1 ~ sie c.mgrove, n, who 6d 1111 a' ise Brewer last week. I WAITING - This is the Fifth Military District headq1Jarters for the Havana mi• Mr. and Mrs. Corbitt Patter- lilia where preparations are made for thwarting the invasion expected from the son and children were recent United States. guests of her parents, Mr. and - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - - -- - -- - - - - - - -Mrs. Crosse, Syra,use Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Eoerell eroy were Sunday vi,ilors of his Mr. ancl Mr,. Dorr Whitlatcli Mr. and Mrs. Bill Middleswart Si660n Friday were Mrs. Nora parenls, Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln af Parkersburg were supper 311d children vi.sited his mother. Mae Davis and Hilda Hunt. HUS.5ell. guesta of the Glen Robimon famMrs. Nell Middleswart, Portland. Mrs. Gerge Frederick •,isited Mrs. Kathryn Johnson was ily Saturday evening, 8 recently. Mrs. Pat O'Conner. Racine, Fri- week end guest of Mn. Clara William Carr made a business Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Gluesen- day. Rowen of Athens. eek camp were recent guests of their Mr. and Mrs. Jim Davis have trip to Louisville, Ky., la!t w · ;t Wells and family, d Middleport were SuD ay gues of Miss ~omnse Hum~t Miss A.bee ~uler, M~·.: : Mt 89 Lawrence Lema~ vis i · Humphrey on Friday , ptc. Larry Bailey called oo John Terrell Saturday. Mn. John Hartung spent Thunday with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Eastman, . Mr. and Mrs. ~,chard Hartung and son ~I Marietta were Tuesday even.mg guests of Mr. and •Track Spikes eShovels 1 Joseph. of Mmer~llle alnld M~ shoulder. She Is with a dallghter. son . and family , Mr. and Mrs. mmed to Little Hocking. Jane Gilkey of Mmerni e spen Mrs Faye Wiod. Bud Gluesencamp and daught• Polly Durst and son visited Frid 8 · g with Miss Har· . nd-. Y evenm · Mr. and Mrs. Haymo uiomas el"8, Portland. , Mrs. Ethel Stout. Tuppers P lains. tense Hwnphrey · and sons. Langsville, spent Sun- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fitch and Leone Babcock and Elttabeth ~r. and Mrs. Frank Beach day with her mother, Mn. Freda children or DeWitts Run were re- Lyoos visited Mr. and Mrs. Mar5 MINE SUPPLIES • Fish Plates ePicks le, ,pei,dmg a , .,;.k • Ith M,. and Mr, Rudy Dunt and Taddy .~ ; , ; Parurtburg boopilal, _ . ~ in the Melhodlst Church ial m ' the Sand Rill C wllb tcT_.. a. 1-, aide her hUlband. She WM ban : and l'e8l'l!d In Roednlllo ~ \ ~ - ~ for bf ~ h: Ltmue Miller of ....., ....._ fore going to the hNpital · 1 Mr. and :Ura. C. E. B. . . .e, were recent viAiton at lllalb Bend, Indiana. ' 0 0 da~;te:la~~~t ~ ~ ani: C. fl". of p~~oy Mr. and Mn. Jamea Rmh u 'h ' 0 M d · recently VI.Sited ma paren ' r. Tammy were in VLS1tmg er parents. r. an T k' t the .., llr _. Mn. Lincoln Russell. and Mrs. Ben amp IDS a the wee~ md to \'llu. • . . . Elmwood Rest Horne. Mrs. Keith Walton. Other rtealt : :· Joe H~tfield and Tbe ·wscs will hold iU regu. visiton in Columbus 1Jft llr. '· !~polis ~~p~~ ..r ml,,,,,...,. ""' ' ~~ cent guests of her parents, Mr. ion Riggs , Athens. W .ce ao d ancy. atte . Mr. and Mrs . Harold Rile and and Mrs. Cl:iarles VanMeler , Mac Mr. and Mrs. Everett Sisson wed_dmg ~lci!eosep~ 8 · ~tfield: family of Guysville spent Stmda:, and Cathy. were dinner guests Monday of taruce J Ma !SOD. · with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Muri Taylor. a., on tur . Y, an. 7· Charles Rife, and his sister, Mr 3JDS Mr. and Mra. Russell VanMeter Charlene Might of Bradbury and Mn. George 8axlon and or Portland were visiting Mr. and was a week end guest of Beverly family. ey Evelyn BricklH Mrs. L. o. Pierce. J ohnson. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Weather- Dale Adams and daughter, of Mr. and Mrs, Glenn Thompson man and mother, Mn, Stella Sabina, Ohio, were visiting Mr . visited their 801l and daughter-inRitt.er, visited Mrs. Ritter's hus- and Mrs. Shirley Swan. law, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Vinton County StatP- Represen• band, Dick Ritter, Sunday at Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Koenig , Thompwn and daughter, Gina tative Theodore T. Boeing and Meigs General Hospital. Porn- Mansfield visited Mr. and Mrs. 11arie, Pomeroy. Mrs. Boeing, 'McArthur; , were eroy. Norman Weber Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Smith and guests of his brother-in-law and Mr. and Mr!. Kenneth David· Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Prince son, Donald, were Sunday afterof Columbus visiied Mr. and Mr.s. Frank noon visitors of his brother, Mr. sister, Mr. and Mrs. Fern Gillog- son and family ly. spent the week end here with Sprague, Reedsville, Swiday. and Mrs. Charley Smith. Mrs. Erma Vale 111 10mewhat her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dana Edna Hall, Vera Weber and improved but still confined to Hoffman. Leone Babcock visited Mrs. WarMeigs General HospitaJ, Porn" Mr. and Mrs. Ray Sonnenberg den Ours end Mrs. Betty Hill, ereoy, where she wa1 taken 8eV• of COiumbus spent Saturday night Ba:;han, Wednesday. Sunday School attendance on eral days ago after suffering a with Mrs. Myrtle Frost and at• Mr. and Mrs. Harold Brewer .January 8 was 56. offering $11 .26. stroke at her home here. tended· the funeral on Monday of visited Mr. and Mrs. Allen Brew. Worship services were held at 10 :45 with Herman Taylor leadMr. and Mra. Roy Wiseman her uncle, CharlE'!I Smilh, in er of Sliversville. Helen Archer, Reedsville , was ing due to the absence of Rev. and David, Harrisonville, were Parkersburg, W. Va. Sunday dinner guests o( her par• Mr. and Mn. Hanford Stanley a '11mrsday dinner guest of Auel- Card, who was ill. Attendance al this service was 22. The regular ents, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Starkey. of Rock Springs were Saturday rey Smith. Mrs. Alvin Dye has resumed evening guests If Mr. and Mrs . Mr. and Mrs. Charles Marcinko meeting of the MYF was held were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Har- Sunday at 7: 30 p. m. her duties as a teacher in the Wayne Brickles. Harrisonville school following • Mrs. Car~ie Bahr retu~ ry Lodwick Jr. , Chester, Monday . Hobart Shields, Winter Haven, leave of absence, home from Athens after spending Ruth Stelhem visited Mr, and Fla., spent New Year's week end A. D. Morrison has been seri- a week y:ith her children there . Mrs. Roland Stelhem, Monday, with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Roads of Coolville, Mr. Sunday dinner guests of Mr . Pearl Shields al Elmwood Nunously ill with bronchial pneumonla and is a patient In Meigs Gen- and Mrs. Fon Halsey and .Mrs. and Mrs. Oscar Babcock ~·ere ing Home. eral Hospital, Pomeroy. Eulah Swan, local , Rev. and Mr. and Mrs. Nonnan Weber. Mrs. Virgie Buckley attended Mr. and Mrs. Norman McCain a meeting of the Nurses' Associa• Rebecca Dye and Melv~ Faye Mrs. Freeland Norris of Racine Jordan have reswned their clas- all were Sunday guesta o( Rev. recently vildted Mr. and Mrs. tioo al Athens Friday evening. Harlis Frank. Marlene Robinson is at Central aes at Ohio University while Lor- and Mrs. W. W. Bragg. eita Price has returned lo Col- Mrs. Effie Satmclers called on Miss Rose Easterday spent the Stale Hospital, J.akeland, Ky., umbus to Bliss College. Carrie Bahr, Monday. week end with her parents. Mr. for «a three month course in Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey Jordan Mrs. Gertrude Hoffman return- aqd Mrs. Reid Easterday, Mom- psychiatric training. an dfamily and Mr. and Mrs. cd h~rne Sunday from St. Joseph ing Star. · . Mr. and Mrs. Harold Swartz Mend.al Jordan, Melva Faye and Hospdal, Parkersbw·g. Mr. and Mrs. Chares Martmko and Jamil:, of Wllllamslown, W. Walter, spent Sunday with lheir visited Mr. and Mrs. Tom Mc- Va. spent Sunday with his parmother, Mrs. Faye Jordan. Mr. Grath Sunday at West Shade. enls, Mr. and Mrs. Hobart and Mrs. Dwaine JoJ¥lan were Mr . and Mrs. Zern Pierce visit- Swartz, · callers on Sunday afternoon. Br Violet Smith . ed Mr. and Mrs. Rodney Pierce Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Taylor Alice Rairden. who is co~fmed recently. recently called on Mr. · and Mrs. to he~ h~e with mumps 18 re- Mr. and Mrs. Everett Sisson William Reeves. eovermg nicely. • visited Mr, and Mrs. Emerson Lori Wolfe, Clevelaud, Is Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Babcock Johnson, Portland. spending a two weeks vacation and Ray and tnah Swan vhdted Mrs. Jim Carter, Sandra and with Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Durst Otie Swan st the Elmwood Resl Karen, ,..isited Mrs. Sol Bigley, and Taddy. Home Sunday. Reedsville, rttently. Ed Ward has moved lo Port• Mrs. Emma Powen ts visiting Friday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. land and Garry VanMeler and her daughter, Pearl , in Vienna, Joe Bissell were Joe Bissell of family will move Into the house W. VL Mason, W. Va ., Mrs. Harold H,ol~ Mr. 3M Mrs. Fred Larkins Ler and Mrs. David Smith. vacated by Mr. Ward. Mildred and Joyre Circle o[ were dinner guests of Mr, and Salem returned home Monday af. Mn,, Junior Hauber, Portland. Sunday. Ulah Swan of Tuppers Plains Mr. und Mrs. Frank Sarver tpent the week end with Mrs. and son. John Allan , of Kenova, Cora Swan. W. Va., were visit.ors of her parCallers at the Oscar Babcock ents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Tho-home Sunday were George Ree~, mo and family. Ralph Barton and Marjorie New- Mr, and Mrs. Clinton Gilkey ltm. and family ii Harrisonville and Valerie and Diana Nye of Col- Mr. and Mrs. Guy RllSSell and wnbus, Mrs. Hanson Holter and daughter, Terry Lynn, of Pomgrandson were visiting Mr. and _ Mn. Harold Holler, Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Denver Curtis of ~ Tuppers Pl • :a lar meeting at the home of Mrs. and Mn. Carl Walton. Claude Woodyard Tuesday eve11- Billy Orr and family YilUell ing, Jan. 17, with Thelma Hender- cently at Buhaa wilt Ml ,.... son program leader. enla, Mr. and Mrs. CUot Orrw 81 . Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Jan. 13, 111111-1 ~ • " Carpenter fe d A]f Exotic food.a in exotic places! If you plla I wlnta vacation trip, may we ,ugge,t : l . A safe deposit box for your v&luablea.. Tr:• velers Checks - the sale, CDDvement WIJ · tq carry money • . . $10, $20, $50, $100 dea~ nations cost only $1 per $100 at THE Cl'tlZitN'I NATIONAL BANK. z. Deposits Insured By F.D.I.C. Long Bottom I All Sizes of Bolts As Large As One Inch I Diameter, Any Length. Complete Hardware Need, ROWLEY and 'REED QUALITY BARDWARE N. Second Ave. Middleport • rsvilJe Slive Tl-! \' "' p_ - .. ~:· 1 t - - "'1 ', - ;: ~, :: • :.. \, \ ·, ! NeWS fterns I LATE MODEL CARS AND TRUCKS FROM R. H. RAWLINGS I I . I I _;:_-======:.;;;;;;;;; Columbus spent the week NO l'ME ~~"TM~ AR=, WEU.··•MEM·M~-- TME LAST ON& wAS A LIT"T'LE DIM ... MY Lk:JMT METER WMN'T ..:,QKINb•·•t,iOW MERES A MOH&V ..·AN~ IN FAONT OF A WIN0M 1LL I . UPSIDE 00WN . SMOLILO BE•-ANO "!MAT W/>5'1T QO"TTE~DA"-4fT W.AS IN I C,OPENHAOEN- I'VE M~D IT! "THEt,4 ANO 'TI-IE:IQ SLIDES.' LET'S SUD& OUTA MEAE e,EFOA.E lMEV TI<OT0UT1MEHR wrooEiN SHOE$/ MONEY $ DOWN IMPROVE YOUR HOME $ B 11-IE ONI!! OF AN(;GIQ.4K15SIN6 THE l!URHBV SlONl!EAO . ME SHOWEOM UP.. • L!KS $f& YIM Bl'TIN(:, PLASTEQ OFF -n-tE CEILIMC!t/ ON $500. • IN QOT'TS:ROAM"OOPS. NOW, HOW DID ,MAT <,ET UPSIO- • A Small Payment Of $17.22 A Month OOWN i' end FREE ESTIMATES ON I. A New Addition 2. Floar Tile l..ooi<,N<> ~ 1ME l>ORLD tb••j afllr .A ooW:...star or r•rao• put 'I '' ' A<OM ALL AN6LES l(f A on by Premier Fidel Castro in Havana, Cuba, ·• f1'•lftncl .llPlY-:tt!?-,•!._~. cape lh• Pentagon.'_ (,~b!l'l' !"l µiejr~,~i, .lulled WU nitru.dedteetion .o what 1s cl~imed to be a U.S. rorkct w~1 rh rc>l,l on '-''If'' i~l:md ~ ,k - ~'V' ~ ,' . ' 1' eanavi:ral, Fla. Si~ on trailer c11rry1n..:, ror :,cll says, , . J. ho 'f'fOm ! " ·' ' a.. "!''!'.•. F!WS SOCIAi- FIOOET:•· VALLEY LUMBER AND SUPPLY 1MAMlt.MbAM,lln.O.._TIP10 ;:)\ J"EQQ'l'AND.8QA0,~ LITTL6 RO~, ReOOIN6 QiDGE,,CQfrvt, 7. Ceiling Tile 8. Plastic or Ceramic Tile S. THIRD AVE. IIHONI WY..a-2109 -• --• MIDDLEPORT, 0. ' Pickup. 4 speed trans., heater and defroster, good tires, one owner Auto. trans. Heater and defroster, low mileage. Excellent condition WIFE OUT TO EAT 3-4 bbl. carburetor, radio and healer, Thunderblrd engine, standard tr1111. with overdrive, white Sidewall tires, red finish with black top AT THE R. He Rawlings & Sons MARTIN RESTAURANT On 1960 Dodge 1Ton Express - - - - s1595 19S9 Chevrolet 1Ton Fleetside - - s1545 19S8 Chevrolet Bel Air Club Sedan -s1595 19S7 Ford Fairlane SOD Convertible s1395 , 6 Cyl. Low mileage, one owner, ll speed trans., heater and defroster TAKE THE 6. Insulated Siding 4. Storm Doon & Wlndowt One owner-New car trade-in, radio and heater, new tires, standard tram. 6 cylinder. FOR A REAL TREAT 5. Repairs 3. Klkhen Cabinets 1960 ford Fairlane 500 2Dr. Sed. -- s1795 with Mr. and Mrs. l., D. Pierce. Mrs. Lewis Woodall, Pt. Pleafl.ant visited Saturday with Mrs, Harold German. Mr. and Mn. Paul Lawrence and son, Mrs. Phyllis Ritchie and Joyce were visiting Mr. and Mrs. Clvde Lawrenre. Calling on Mr. iand Mrs. S. A. Ralrden were Mr. and Mrs. Joe Connolly, Virgie Mora, Emmett Stethem and Leone Babcock. Mr. and Mrs. Gene Smith of Chillicothe visited Mr. and Mrs. Harold Newlun. Mr. and Mrs. Harlie Frank visited with Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Bos~. Vierma, W. Va., Monday. Route 7 111 Middleport ,,• '· ~ • .., -: ' Dodge Dart Dodg-tancar-DeSoto CORNER SECOND & MILL ST. MIDDLEPORT • �_..,,..... --- ~- I NI , •tt>- -· Ceo l,J : • ;;,11ues ;,,,owed ' • ·, he :;port l'arade Need Win At GAUS I Scores CAVORT IN 'DRAFT SANTA ANA, Callf. IUPllShorlly alter the mallmlUI made his delivery Tuesday ai the home of Don I. Crabtree. an eme,aency call brought a police car, the • ·s raft s sem y ne ro uct1on Chrl C I As bI Li P d Resu1t ' From SpeciaI W00d 'I:0 $161970 .' . • i Fire DejUlrlmenl rescue aquad and a doctor. The doctor examiDed Crabtree, then prooounced hil -diagnosi,: "Extreme nervousness braujht ) IOf Religious Education Work • , Ir.agte IS • I I\ d l 1··-·- ...... ""'"· ge I H•d h.. 1.11~, oc1a • .iems He· 11 fin!sh hls army h1tcb when he get! out of jail. "houae·· Complete Dinners . HOME COOKED F000 Southern Fried Chicken A Specialty! Eva's Restaurant Pomeroy =.. , Eden N E ews, ..1vents TBINKING ABOUT SPRING THINKING ABOUT BOATING / NOV(! IS THE TIME TO BUY That New Outfit ' I I At Low• Low I Winter Prices • 14 Foot WhltahoulO Boat e27.7 H.P. 1961 Model Scott Motor · e 14 Fool Hilltop Triilor I Windshield - ·Steering - Remote Controla FULLY EQUIPPED I NOW ONLY $1095 SEE IT NOW! BUY IT NOW! Metropolitan Motors Transportation On Land and Water Phan. WY •2-3170 ~I- I I I I ) . I 1 , I ' 1 I j Beautiful blue and white two tone. One local owned beauty. Hydramatie drive. power 1teering, radio heater. A drivt'r'H dream. Try ll loday. ' · -1 1956 Oldsmobile - - -- s.999 81-4 Door Sadan - - I 81 34 311. ·, • • a. I) Moclall1t 2 Door Thi11 \1 the ' 811 M' . Radiant a11d roomy . Brin& the family ind try II for 1lze. t'ully equipped too for your drlvine pltuure. ,,1' I I luJ Now During ·Our lig lol Air 4 Door A heuenly blut with r white top. Power 1teerln1, 1utom1ti<' drive, radio, healer. A dilly tor a filly . Come In limd aee. 19S7 Oldsmobile - - - $1088 .60 11-2 Door R~ktt en1lne power. Je1.Jw1y hydr• mallc drive. Pull awap tram the mt•d ln thll Old• with power, pep and 11tnen1llly, - • - $988 -- - $1988 modem-cle1Ign whit. tfclewall, S/f Safety-fortified card bocfl.., nylon Ot rayon 0 Pomo1,11 Champion 7-,ib no11-1kld tread d11l9n Sn 7.50-U, NnOI, TVIIIIU , •• roductd 10 $11.IO, Nus tax ond ncappoble Ure. '6- lrlUlanl * SATUIDAY,.JAN.14th-10tl 1:00 Catallu 2 Door * Music Illy .THE STAILITE. TltlO • ' Memlien and Guem Welcome 1954 Oldsmobile - ---$488 S..,., 111-2 Door l'Hl re• I pow• bengtll ,our Whffll or \hi• Rocket Here's Where YouGetExp-.t•• • 1ht. You'll. tllln.k It hu w11111. A ear for town or counCo•• '!" IA,snd lallo I ride, 1957Chevrolet -- - - - $1188 _ .. . , , . CLEANING e REPAIRS REPLACEMENTS s... That Val...W. Car a.I Air 4 Door Car's bhte' "but Jot won't be lt ,·ou buJ tt. Autom1tle drive•; power Jtflrln.C, power br1ll:t1, radio, heater. The other_IUY paid fo, thtNI> 111tn1. You e1n own It for thl1 u-,""°blo low price. \ ' :·'KIRD &VjN ZANDT • . . Ced!;l~~ldsmobile-Rembler P•R6Y WY 2-5342 ,.cappob'le tire wateh Repa·1r·' Reedsville News, Events .' Graduate Watchmaker PROMPT SERVICE ' K &. C Jewlers I New ' -Be-worse Cubs Come upw·th I Cooldn t • D , s 'Revolving oor ystem For F•IeId Bosses J I SADDLE OXFORDS $4.90 t:~ '' DANCE Hotel Martin Lounge E,an, ,. TONIGHT 10:00 P.M. Tll 2:00 A.M. l~,.,,,.,,.::::.::~,.,,,,....,.J'!.,,.,,,.,,,.,,..,..,,.,,..,..,..,..,,,....,..,,,..,,,..,,.......,,,....,..,,,,....,..,..,,,..,,,,....,,....,..,,..,..,,.,, ....,.,..~ . P =ed \ • c'OUSY sparks 3 More Mason Countians Sign The•·"'· . . ,-,;I " ,, \ ,·_~. ·j.'', -. ' · \.1-~ ,,--~ Boston Win ·Over Hats '1 l ' FORD DIVISION CORDIAB:.V INVITES YOU TO VISIT YOUR Navy Hitches rI JANUARY CLEARANCE Keith Goble Ford, Inc. I I .r Slethl • •:.= es· ........ ,,...,... .....,. ...,..,, NIMV9 . . . . . . . . BRANNAN GARAG'I N . - 4 & HuolNn 29 - .....-..- , _ _ ~Hut-..... •.'"'' ' • pair 39c •to.,.. --- 17.60 20.50 22.75 HEAR THE BEST IN MUSIC EACH SATURDAY 5:15 7 A.M.- IOA.M. 10 A.M. -10:30 12:30 - ~REAKFAST With A Radlmr Checld m.LOWPAl£S 670x15 710x15 760x15 I We're New •. Try Us! CERTIFIED OIL CO. IID .·EAGLE·S CLUB A ...., .had tlll1 Jouthful car ond it look, lib new. Dark • ""8 flnllh. Hydramatk qjve. Truly • value buy. Dollar for dollar 1• c• n"l bul u. lty. Nylon Plua tox onG SAi.i PIICID-WHIIIWALU DANCE Solid bladi; flailh with white wall ttre,. Full power equipment, l'ldJo, tleater and all the C1dillac'1 convenience'• featuft •. ' 6.70-lS Wllltowoff AU. IIZIS and, TYPES 62-4 Door 1959 Pontiac Mn. BECKY'S 1958 Chevrolet ---- -$1688 1954 Cadillac 37, '1, 1958 Mercury - - I' 88. 89. PUTS GOOD LOOKING Griiy- whlle flnl •h. power steering, power brakes, tinted i1!4H, radio. heater . You c1n tell when you try It that lhi1 11 ror you. \ 80 ' I Century 4 Door ,. 21 s2.00 per week Brand new white paint job. New motor overhaul. Thia car run• like ne":.' Reconditioned to meet all ronditlona . See for your•elf. 1957 Buick DOWN t:h:= f: M~;u~:;: 3 I I I IN THE CENTER OF MIDDLEPORT 18~~1 ~~nc~r~a~~ i ~ THE SHOE BOX I I l . '' 2 '\ I) ONLY Al Hand R FIRESTONE 1958 Oldsmobile - - - $1688 <I Door Holiday \ I (}uality and Price ,, i Pomtl'9f 606 l!a1t Mlln St. I . ' ~ ~:y ~:: i I 1, ~R ·;h~C~Z.un~ Adli0ai:-,.11il•~dbybc y·~~;.d,um~"illo llest,s. . ,of, their 11\Jll' Mu 'latl'.:nt~ . Rev and M~;: Eddie J~f. have returned to Philowith af. IQIJII MiM LJda Adami II . . . . . . .-i,...., .... nc, • TI Gnlhlh Tuelday Hl'Ill!I~ lef iptmdw& a day bar• WDI iD c • t ii . . . 111 rORT L.AUDEROA.LE, Fla. t,ecau,,e gf futiltt d11i&n1 and II\· ,ktelJ art urd~rad laid without Zumilil , when the ~.Jrnm j Soc!• .. ~r. and Mn H:nrv . ~ • Mandir Rose of Bash.a:, ,ptnl rklr parents. Mr and Mn Oran tilter . Mn John LaNe. I (UPll _ ~ traio puffed ln novetiouJ which are &~dtd j111.l•, ILllY wa,w TlWlioJI ~i,ited Mr and Mn Minor iu l • Tuet:4y wllb ~r grandparenli Chi.Iden -Mtl. Alllf .... , . &y ol tha Pumeroy Flnt Baphil tlr and t ·m· .. -rr· r Mfav €'Yftnlfl" \' ml Mrs A D Tuttle p•-•Th al s . ;n t 11~ 400 men ;i !hi: (.'f th ruu11:h the palmello acrub with ou,ty . h L ~.day tVillini .t d ' • . • ..,.1 .r l;! ' er:ib SwaiD of Tuppen Q.A.tll 1'0 IISS'I' mah from the . haniar Ilka boat bwldlnt: IO to iw c me Mr and M r,; Gar. Grifhd ~lr. Amy WoU 1pent Tuesday v.a, a butirlds \'Ulltor jyre, Moo· . _,.a_ 1'111 ..- ~ • ~ad. 01 o&any One -lf the D6W &affiOS lhl, , w rlr. · ,ht uhUl'lh . spent the we,~ e-nd wuh hit J.iar wilt1 her d11ue)l t.E t , Mn A D .u~· The Couaty-..,.. l'htlippmes and teak from Thal· year a I windshield which, ln· 1 g ~ _______ will bl !ltld at Im...,._ -. 10 l ' \ .; n,i Mr; Etl~a rd Gr il Tutlle l.lnd stead of alantin& up and back, 1 Kev.LI are laid gn • ,.t ot Mn Joieph Cook. Vll!i! pru1 ',t11. rh · 1r Mir. David returneLi - -----I Methodilt Church I& -i . l\10 hundred yards and 11 11:uw,t 11 down and inward ma nod• Itracks which 11r ttch lrorn the dmt , CQ!lducl.ed llie m~an~ ~ · - · I THOMAS FORK Sunday. Jan. a at: I p . • ~ weelr..s later that raw wood WU mU.st1c look whlcb allO bas the hu.&e dwn to the lumlMn y11rd I wb..ic:li i;>~ntd Wllh lbe Singllli O . ,, :J will be jptClaJ tlnf.ll'IJ Lo emc gti from Lhe olkler end of practicality of reduclnj alani to tM 4Xl!Jra id Lh, c,c.bir md 1· ~~ l-of d a.11d Falter oi Mz- ·i ',eiving lrrde Mr . and lrln Benni • .EbliD ill invited to attend. " 1 I 1 5 the buge, garage-like bu.ilding u The englneer1 are in a twy rlgbl Ihom \\h1cb thrr comvleted boah, kind, follov.ed by pn,yu b ~ OIJ11?rve1 Birthday ci.lled ori !. r Ahce Moore Fn1 ~!eam1ng 66 foot cnuser ..~?Jing DOW woodlrio& whether the pu.b- lemerge l[l alearnwa: bt,u.ty AU I ,.fr~ Cook : s ~ bl~e r;a:u, The bu thrl.i\ of Mr, \\ L da y evenmg k1 •AKEi and SEYFIIIP' 00 an lir., . 1:aut ~ wu obse rved \\hU'1 ttw at $16, .970 he will accept it. the way ac1ou tbl! buildini the I wa5 led by n Mr aoJ Mrs George Bric " ' 81 Muiha llollillllff ,'hal •s, unless the !ady of the Up 10 Uw brainchtW aerie, jserle1 of boats beglo lhlir race : ~ I ~us}' 8ei' Sewing Cade of the and children e ~ u, : · : : •our LENNOX . _ houae oec1ded she wanted a few every screw and rivet, every Idown those uaclu. toward their I cat~ °:e J H.l' Ste henson J i'derah!d Church met 11urrsday Mlss Florence OwveHer re- Mrs. Sher:rts ~ - Mr and I NEW and UIID ' extras !1ke oversized beds, • peclal bras" hltmg lllW fiberglass sec• watery de11Uny. \ with a yta er p "' the <:hurcb fu, .in all day quill turned &Jter 1pendmg the I ~ e d F1llm ff and dau,bt· 1 . 't Waterway, A.wait Ea11rly p y . Ing , holiday, with her aUDt and uncle Sh g drapes and an extra large refrlg• Uon and every plank and dab of , COAL, OIL, GAi : eiatm w11h an outside operung palnt 111 figured to the finest frac- i So you wlDl a boat of lapltrab An articie , "World Pr•y~ Day' A potluck dinner was sei\l~ at I Mr an dMr, J ~!. Lowm of er Mr a= Mrs Sherman Roblru11 , the aft dl!ck so tile man of lion Then dov.nstairs in the mill deilgll where tha boards march I Will rtad by Mn LoraUI St.er· noon to Mn. Kautz . Mrs W.1\ter Parkersburg ~ Mrs Victor Rob11 FURNACES the •1acht wouldn't be d1rtylllg up ing .room, °:.hey fashion lhe pieces I up th~ iidel In cernted rows for I rett Sevent y-five ye11.rs of pray-: Baer , Mr~. Came Grueser. \1rs ,i{r and Mn Albert Bar~r ~rt! c h ~ Wednetday l'haneWY-U7M lhe ms1de by tramping mto lhe for a giant Jigsaw puizle which better 1eawortl11ne11 instead ol I er and Wll1 k will be o\Jsc1 ved on IFreda Mitch, Mrs Grover Erb . called on Mr and Mrs Archie Ben Eblin was a dinner guest ., for a can of suds Then goes together with astonishing being fitted 'll00thiy1 Well then, World Day of Prayer on Feb. 17 : ; and Mrs Paul Chevalier of Mr and K1mry Eblin Jr. P0MlltOY, OHIO . the cost goes up proportionately smoothness. , 01 1'. hu_ll is ~1wn u11~Hlf' ,lo\HI Prayer by tht Rev Zundel clot• Mis! Lena Grue,e1 . Mrll. Theoe- and scin v1!1lled Mr and \1rs. and wn, Sunday In between ~e~lme Mlllecl Plffe 87 Piece , i ·~ !1 , d the meeting after which re- dore Mora . Mm Anna Durst, I Archie Barbt-r and daughtt>r Mr and Mn Lester Brookover lumber LS unlo t tl d The mahogany and the teak . by piece, o,•, · a stationary fram&- rrshmenl! of aandw,cht>s. oook· IMrs Carl Sh ields, Mrs 81?11 Mr and Mrs. James R Van .,... star~ pupping ou o e O r~er en. milled piece by piece, as man, . r£. coffee and tea were served Neutz\mg , Mr~ Loms Reibel . 1Meter and son. David, 1pent Mon!I' of l .e compact Chris-Cra boat as there are boatll of that modC'I 11 lifted nght 11de up b1 a cell- by the Ruth Circle to 15 memtx-rs I Mrs Uma Huber and Mr£. I day v.zth Mr and Mr!! Jae$ Van yarrl on the Everglades' outs~ to be constructed Eac/1 aet ls mg crane, plaL't'd on lhe. l1..i~ ': , Including a new member, Mrs !\Jn8nda Kaspar IMeter and Mr and Mn RusseU of Fort Lauderdale there are k d th ·t number and and sent u1 the floor on its )OW Paul Crou. I ------Van Mt>ter , I BY _ iseemmgly ertdlcss steps. For this mar e wt 15 own ney to completion. , ------• f/' - -- - - Is an assembly-line producti011 put 111 a ,tockpUe These pieces l d lnual ai.Dllq Brian Ru1te I \V 011 118 ,moo1h "the auto- are ,Jacked fnun floor to ceiling Thll lncU Cl con! , __ Pbo~~- Ni/tv Stitcher, 6th,. Observed I t>Vc . th Lh story building• Earh so that there are nu IXU"' ~ . rr, • E , d . mobile operation in Detroit. m e re<'· insldt, 1 king and moton fiber· ,,. PrP ntertmne 1lie sixth birthday of Brian o ..nt Future De§ixm l!I its own httle niche, fo~ boats l :a~: sections and· galle) Mrs Dwight Logan entertained J!ussell was celebraled Thurs.day The whole movement gets UD- from 17 feet In length all t ef ~ installation of interion and the Nlfly St1lchers Club Wednes· at the First Grade or the Bradder wa'-' m lhe hush-hush engl• up to the li6-foot queens O e um ·11 "' ,. tho flnmhln" day evening at her home on Rock bury Schools when his molher. • on ,. . th . ned Mn J ames Brannon and son, neermg J department upsta1r1 ovel" Yard h irol.f>,1 .., Sprmp Roa d Durmg e evening Mra William Russell, entertai the clamor of milhng, nvetmg, In the nearby office building, ~es. just a few mflet away pictures of the memher, taken 'nlth a party at school m his hon· Paul Deem of Joppa visited here sanding and hammering. It's. orders !~omh all= theta~~::1 the ~racoastal waterway wan; during their S('hool days were Ior durmg the week with her mother. Phone WY 2-3795 • l harder , 0 get 111to this mner sape- meanw e ave n ca d tbe displayed . Games were played by the du! Mrs Mary Nichols POMEROY, OHIO I E. MAIN ST. tum than it is to visit Fort Knox fed into an IBM machine, an eager y· -- - - A dessert course was served b) dren and Brian ' was honored wilh Mr, Ida Milhoan who has the hostess to Mrs Hur.:h ~arhs. a card shower by h!!! friends. been m Akron 9lnce the death of I " Mis, Carol Bearhs, r,fr, W111lam : Refreshment, ol ice cream , Bartel!!, Mrs Herbfort Dixon . cake t1.nd candy were served by Mn Carl Moore, Miss Kathryri Mra. Russell wl:m was a&slsted by ~ Milch . Mr,, Jame, Will , Mrs M,s Glenn and Mrs . Aud· Lloyd Moore. Mrs. George Korn, rey Theobald Jiacher ot the B GENE BLUDEAU Jows-will be able to claeck the But the Cub 51 won't .,.~ ve~ Mr1 . Jack Warner, Mrs. I,aw• class . Whistl~ favors were aho l Y h" for tips on whether Chi· manager because lo Wraft"l'y rence Smith and Mn. Florence ... iven the childrtD. Uuiled Press InternaUoual mac me h' , rd means •'dictator" and "I &' CHICAGO (UPIJ-Tbe Chicago cago bat::»lTlen should bw1t. it do•• d' tat .. Holley. ·' keep the bat on thelr n't waut a 1c or . _ _ _ _ _ __ I • Cubs stoked their hopes f or re- away , or Instead the Cubs will bave a ,pectability today on Ernie Banks ~Iden. w s said "coach of the day, or week." Wahama Honor an IBM machine, and the leaderEveryone has. al ay t Wrigley aatd largely depending Socieh· Dance Set " 8 11 ,;hip of a "revolving door" staff b~b; .;e e~~~ P.~~c:t" on which coe~h la ln a hot atreak. The HOiior Society ot the WaI of coaches. · es, nfi b ball The, entire • taff wiU revolve hama High School will sponsor a All-or almost all-vi the tnstru- yet lo w. anyone 18 a~, through the major and minor teen dance party tonight at 7:30 econd Pair Sc ~ls tor success were at hand who can figure percentages . . I with the Cub, keeping • lock at the Wahama High 1 1\owing a news conference "Go over there and ask Charlie leagues, h t 11-,. _....i • .__ oSc,hool Aud1·torl"10 Ph I K G . to fg ·e 2 per cent of our coac es a • ......., .....,. u.: ..... •,.rr. $4.95 I No Cover Thursday in which owner i · nmm .1w ther peralini in Uw farm sy•- The Jaya of Pomeroy will Music By Wrigley fired off announcements $1,000," Wrigley sug11;eited. ~ i u Rr\le as masters of ceremonies Charge Martineers In all directions . Nobody tuok him up, allhough •'.'.'i·ve alwa ; run the g,,m b11SI· fo, the evening . Door prize, will The chewlllg gum magnate also Gr~ W8!1 sitting ~ the corn.er ness this wa:," Wrigley said. "No be a~:arded. All teenagE>n are MIDDLEPORT brundished a printed slogan, ap- followl!lg his ap?()mtme~l Wlth ii indispensable. I've re- Invited . parently for the inspiration of his yerlon Walker to the Cubs coachtwice my&Wf.'' -- .- ·~ ' athletes and reporters. It i·ead: mg itaf(. He added philo10phically "we ,,.. ; ' "Anyone who remains calm in The appointments brought th~ tainl 'W\not do much worse Uie midst nf this confusion simply Cubs' total of coache 51 to acvcn ~~ing ; n~w 11 yslem than we have does not underst4nd the sllualinn. am\ Wrigley promL-;es. to add 0 do e r0r many yeari under the . Ab:out the onlv sure think in the more. Ewn If the Cubs do n., c~bs' ...i\linfug7iisenlil lbr 19111 heller "thiin tbllr -,ecoiii! dMslo old._ __ _ __ _ l;' • , · <C:'• ~ • r. \l ' was Banks · finish last aeason, they'll have The slugging shmtstop'8 serv- more coaches than any other ~sJ,p- ' ' Ices were assured when he signed team. HMaoagers Are Dlctaten a contract for a reported $65,000, F, representing a raise of $10,000. {._ MILTON IIDOO money noflec!ed WrlgCLIFFORD Y0\1114 CURTIS JENKINSON ,.lerv'- Mr a KIITH GOILI ley's gratltucl, for the .,n home Pam Manaaor Finance M1n1,.r Clwnor runs Banks blasted last season, leadin& bolh league,, and hi, Cub career total of !89 four-baggers. Dugaul mM Machloe Bob c.u.y lhow1 110 alp af lei· 5 As for the mM machine, _Wrig, up and neither do the Bo1lon ley pi'ODliied 1t would be m the Celtics. Cubs' dugout to kee~ up to the The Point Pe&1ant Navy Re- Couiy led the Celtk:1 to a lflmloot& taps. on opposmg player•. crm.1ers have a111_.an.:su -------' that 118 overtbne victory over Syl'I· 1.:1 Whoever happens t~ be in charge lhl'ee more men were enlisted in cuit! Thunday nl&ht after the of the CUbs on a given day-and \he United Stale& Navy, with all Nats bad rallied from a 17-polnt 1 it could be any one uf eighl. fel- belnR Crom Ma!on County, They di!fi~it to force lhe (iBffif into an : are Wendell W. Barker. son o[ extra session. Mrs. Margaret Barker of Maaon, The v_lctory kept the Celtic• two 89 8 Searpan Apprentice, trans- games w front of the Sli!OOnd-place ferred to the Nava Training Cen- Philadelphia Warl'iors ID the Eastler, Great' Lakes, lliinois; James ern Division of the National Bu· Edward Van Meter, son of Mr. letball AS&OClation. 111, Warrior• and Mrs. Okey Van Meter, sent downed the St. Louis Hawk•, 1.11MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Bargains All Over to the Naval Receiving Station, 102, and Detroit defeated Clnc111·, Wa,hlnglon, D. C. for a,,ignment nall, 12t-l12, ht tho oth•r ached· The Store and Johnnie Nelaoo Gardner, 10D uled games. o( Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gardner, Cousy, who led Bolton with 33 Route 2, Pt. .Pleaaant, a1 an Ap- point,, opened tht ovtrtiml 111· prentice and 11 now at the Naval 1ion wilh • tilld goid and made [ MIDDLBPORT Trainln& Center, Great Lakes. good on three free throwl before the game lll<fed. Dick Barnell peced the Nab with 33 polnl•. ' ' ' ' ' Wlll Chamberlain and team· male Al Attle• were the big guns In Phlladelphla'a victory over St. Louis. '1.ADIES' NYLONS Chamberlain ICOred 'SI polnl• while Allleo registered 21 In addlllon to giving a brllllanl nhlbl~~TUH 51 Gaugo-15 Donlar tion of ball hawking and feeding. Paid Clyde Lovellette w11 hl&h man I , - ••• tr .., . . . . . . cua .. llNlfl• .... Finl Quality .... WIIMNII UMIN 1•1wM o •• , .._. dN ~ tU cbanc,ea for tho Hawb with 19. i OPIN NOW - 24 HOURS , •• i f z ..,.._ ........... ,.lllllllabMulfltltrli,ulltle Balley Howell -ed 3S point~ . . . . . c1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .... In leading the P l - to tlttlr ,io............. o1 .... tory over tho Jtor•ls al Fort Wayne, Ind. thl PlsloDI came on 531 WHI Moln SIN.t lo wbt after trolling durtng lvwy Gallon Sold With A Money lack Ouaranlff the thlnl qoarlor, O.car Robert,.. led the lo•er11 wllh st polnl>. 1 JANUARY CLEARANCE OIi " "· . . . . . n--., - '°''· A _ m Shd 0 e1 of rtb"M:IUI tducalion led:~ ~;;~~~c ~.~ri~. BisonsRun Over Falcons h\lSbond . 1p<ni a few day, al c:&lled J, ;! '[Jill, htr homo bar• lut - - . . wa1 accompan~ hff9 by her M . r Sundo.y afterD'lQD Mn. CleNDca . Mn Glenn Tuttle ip<nt _Thon, "0 daughtcll . Mr,. ~ ..... d,y afternlon •·1th y _iull Paul Childorn and a.cor, ml Mn. llllld '4rtlit • Mr on d Mn. Jac,c H.arm · wer, Mr c~I Gru·'I nh rni i ed h" .nJ William Childen and IOG, lall - ,wr" :i i Karr & Van Zandt's !) Tait!, ..i,. he, n on by a drafl notice." 121 W. Main 51·· I~-·, .........,, r .......,.................. V ,, ...... a. Ull-t . Mr and Mn A • MOTORCADE PLATTER PARTY AND PARTY 11 A.M. -12 noon With ROGER BENNffl TOP TEN ................... ON WMP-0 RADIO 1390 KC ... - . .. " .. - 131ZJ J011D ~ FALCON Wllii " ' ~ , - , _ . ~ Worid'• llaol - lf•FDIIIIIIClliltl'UOLT•• _ ... _ _ sg:t · --- ECONOMY where it pays •• . QUALITY where it count, ' MUSIC - NEWS - SPORTS ' , . . . . . . . 71 .............. OlcbagN;•to•IBPIIIMI ........ Wllh JIM LOHSE With Frank Voungworth _, __ -:-::::···..,_.,"'""""'"~ ... ..- . 1- . . . . . . . . dllla . . ..,. ,- ..,I,.._,...,,_......,.,• - ,.. betl•f, ,aioon o1lara • new dOMI no-c:u'. Jn, ...... tar klD ,-1cw • ADIi 1t .... s.. <',,\, •llltol-fMI '• •Ollll 1aucIm r ..,c «s : · arr MIHl111ut • I ., ..~, ... -... , ,-. ... .. __ ........ , . . . _., ... .. . .. .. . ... ··---.-~.. -.... . . . , , lll FORDS I 11.ii:J. THUNDIRalllD s;:z:::::;;r U.... Ill -'II* I ' - - -~• '""' I 6 ...... . _ .... ' '' I' �. ~ ... ............ . -------.. . - ... . -.. - - . -- - - ·- .. -- ... - ~ - -------·~ - .. . - - ... - - - ~ · - · - ...... - -- - - - . . - - - · - . . 41' _ .. - I I WMPO Radio .,.,_ ,_ .... SICD &-Dally Sentinel. Pomerov-Mlddl o. rt Jan. 13, 1961 WANT ADS i.!~!~:' Holzer Hospital or~~~;~ ; ~'..1:,,:r:;.;;~;:,.::',~1 1 Among"'... who ,nt.o...i 11oi.J 12 3tp l er hospilal WANTEl>-IIOUSEWOHK by the wece M,s WY 2-205,l FOR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS RATES 4 cent• per word, one weruon. Mlnlmum. charJ&-UtJ c, nla. 6 cent• per word for three consecutive Ullertiou. I v~~~ the l,,aSt H hours Larey Slewart, 513 day. Good referenct".!!. Call Third Ave· Charles T. Beard, 615 WY 2-3004 about -Iµ . m . Third Ave· Ml&S Mary Elizabelh I 13 6k l'a~to, 2130 Chatham Ave. Jane lrl Jackson Mayor Gets aIary ut Bran,18 'Untouehahleo' Unrealistlc1 I _ Coualry Jani w t;JINewa P• bee 6 1,00 Brealllan Party . f ,• l!:stendod Waths s c rec 111111 , . Repmt l :OGRffilllfutI-art,. I :• 11» World Thi, Monilni 1,30 Breakla,t Party t :a, Nn,. eBedllna l Weetbm , t,oo Cofreo Time wru, e. P'aye 1:9'1 Nftol Beedlinet • Weather IO: 00 Mon.Jog M"edfaNm• 18;'11 Ohio NOWI ~m HEAR ama-, . ,, I J-- !Itel •::gh~ IIIONDAT TIIJIOUGB l'IIWAT 7,00 Sip On, Mllllcal Clodi 7,45 1be t.ilellne 2-2:30 P.M. lumumbaTroops Are Reporled ::Cr:. -:::0~ata';!°!: March"1ng Into Equator Area 2. Mineral, I. Summer ploygrowt4 lll. With tho !: 1'- Peruviall ·------------------·--·------4--,..--...... 4 ~~a: • ----------•r• R'JVer Reporl ~~r~· 1 OUlS ---=-==--- . . zt.Mr; , Cralcllll'• ¾ n.~ JS, no,e,1 34. Cha.Iii • of eomtnanG I W~defd&J"• Au..81. Movable :rr. Affllcted with pain8 28. Old times. (atllbatc) ' 29. Greek lett,e llO, Mother.'of Irlah god• ::~~:~ bomll lll~w ,,. .. ~ ., ~ - barrier11 31. Sin~ 111111 31, Author BaYelock ., . ~~ ::::,=, ~ ,~ ~ 7 ~ ~ .. ~ 3S BA'tl/BDAY t,OO Bad11<> & Bullet• U,oo TV Clauroom t,IO 10,a U:GI Nftl S ,, I t,15 Secret Storm I 4,:111 Edge ol Night j 1:00 'lbe 'I1lree Stu1e1 6,00 New, "' a, 15 Weather 1,20 - . , . _ ~ ~ • ~ 19, Kound. ,_ Ztne, ll ;UAlllencaC.-.NowYw 11: U W'.. e•llllle,.1,G6 Slp on I Ail'IT LAID EVES ON 'IOU IN A JV10NTH O'SUNOAYS IIONDAT 'IE DON'T LOOK I THOtlGHT l'D DRAP 8Y flf,I' PR'I ~I: fl LEETLE VISIT, LOWEfIY 61tf\NNV otEEr.:ir. 9:fl Sip OD , u,.. ,. -~- n:•n,• ~ Club 1:00 Bi, I BowlJq 1,00 Wbal About Linda 1:00 Opera • 1,00 OmnJbu, 1;00 IINI the l'Nn o,:111 N• -1 l , fO Weather , ,. Sport• T;OO Sllfrley Tm,plo 1,00 N• llnllal Velvet ,,.Tab - , ,ooa..., Show tO,OG Loretta Youns 10,» Blue Angels. 11:00 New• ., - U, 10 Wutbercatl 11,a Nltewaldl 1:oolllCD on l,OOFilm 1,00 GoH 6:00 Reconl Bop ;,» RoarbJi 20'1 8: ao Leave ll To Beaver t, 00 Lawteuc• t Welk 11,00 Nn,o IUOMovle ByKIIIIG -,.__ · I thought pe,haps µere 'ii Joe:-, Joel , w ~ _isn ·t ~ufu!; t h,1 5 Joj:, himse!f? I rnkon he don't 'yOu would both doing be working_ Mi-z Walt. He'5 a good need ma'am. man to 6hove l. 8UNDAY n,ooMaW. Fmmtao 12, 30 l , 00 1,» 1,00 1,30 3:00 3;30 1,30 Pip, The Plper Dlrectlon1 'SI 1 - I Anlwero Hour of st. Franel1 Bridge Brave Stallion Football Wall Disney T;30 Maverick NANCY ,-r-===:::::---, r-::=~.,----, r~T~=:::::-i r-----.-- , J By HJ . NANCY-·HOW'S HI, NANCY-HOW'S TRICKS? TRICKS? STOP PLAY INGTHAT 'STUPID STOP PLAYING THAT STUPID GAME GAME -=-- Heat King Boilers· I ~,'-!"','..",· ' ' WANTED ====--==~---~ *-~ ~ ml w.- "". Roch~ • •-1.... - or. Ohio Valley Plumbing & Heating .... ...... ~- Ir. L~-------------------------------• , tl!Nlt BU~HMILLE I !'VE HAD ENOUGH OF TH 15 I'VE HAD ENOUGH OF THIS ~;:~GfO---YOU ORGET ABC,LJT THAT QUARTER YOU OWE ME Lawman 1,00 'nto Rebel 1:90 Winston ChurchUI 10, 30 Mt11lc Special 11:00 New• 11: lOMovletilne 1:30 l f:-t. ~ I T,20 Perr Muon 1::111 atecbnate 9:~ Have Guo 10,00 GIIDIIIIOke 10,20 Stato Trooper 7,» Rawhide 1,30 llonta 88 Garlund Touch' 10,00 Twilight Zone : 10,:111 Eyew- To lllllGrJ 111:0011,10 Weather ll,15 Theater 13 1-13 ; S•TURDAY work It: · : 1, 45 Our Gang m ' l -TSUPElr STABGTM TM!: CHILO 1-1AS15 T~AT A MYTH I 1;:-,,..,~... .REAi.? OQ 15/T U,00 New• 11,!Sllovl• ' t,OG Rev. ,._.._ t,30 RFD - USA 10,00 Ro1Jg1out Prvrrr10; 1$ Amerlc... at Work 10,,.. Rellgic,,• Prol(ram 11,00 Highway lloli!lay• 11;30 Camera 'llln• ~-~ t 12,30 Oral Roberta G.E&Ji11'a ' 1111t 1,00 Rev. Wlloox · . J,30 Spectacular DAIDT CBtl".OOQUO'.l'E - ·Rere'a how to 1,30 Movie, AXYDLBAAXB I f,OOBowling II L O N 41 F II L L .0 W j IO;OO Capt Kangaroo ,,oo Ted Mock t:ib,·1ettar lllmp),v •land.I for another, ln thlt • ample A. II IIN4 Itl:OO ~g,c Land B, >l College Bowl tor tht three tJ1, X for th.1 two o•-. etc. Sinil• Jettera, apc19o IU:SO Mi~hty Mouae 8:00 J Love Lucy tropltlea, th• lenlt!i 8DJI form&tlon of tho wor,11 .,. &11 blall. 12,00 S1i, Klng 6,30 20th Century B•ob dQ' llta Gldo Jettera ue dltteront. 12;30 Nelgbbnn 7,00 LJwle . 1, o;yp._ fluo1alloa 12,46 RFD ~ USA 7:IO llBnall _ Menaco 1,00 Comedy Time 8:00 Ed Sulllvan HIC;I!, Lll'XV BR, FCX TV FXLOt l;>l Football Hlghllghta 9;00 0, E. Theatre 1;00 Football Ganw 9,:111 Jad Benny KBQltVNl/'Vlt-1'.tV GP F c ~ Vlt, 4,>l Comedy Tlrne . to,oo Candid Comer• T ld&Q'a to/~'.'°ta1 GREAT.NESS JS N07.'BINQ 111'• 5,00 Dance Party I0,30 What'• My Line - - II' Bil Q-NJU>oLEON, 1;00 Wreotlillg tl;OO N..., -·-··---'--7,_oo _Father_K90_,.._Bes1 _ _ _ _11_'1_5 _La_i._Sho _ w_ _ .~ By CHESTER GOULD ;i 8UNDAY 1,,0 Amoe 'N Andy 7;00 Buddy Starcher Show I 9: IO DICK TRACY (0----lllo.l BySAMLEFF ~~TO ~A~ • '(' WB?EN'T OOll'Tlwf '11-W ' . ·. PEH' •• • • ~ • - ~ ,." ABBIE AND SLATS ~ . To 6t/Me K/NO O' FRACAS, WW. ! El,<I tN "I, I- By RAEBURN VANBURl&N ~'W• · '/OIi ~~~1'w~I· 'llll..o:,,-v;,:cu:;,;:-'"M""l COU/l!IN' lREEll>~•p lf. 8UFR(f \'LL GIVE'i10t.J c;,<a)(T HANO ME ~PV~ r~ ~RI> OUT 1IUE. M'-IN 'IONltll/7'{ ..,,,:·~m, ,- , HEIH<EMI W1U. """E'S A OE!SO / ~Gij IT, ANO MR. VENOM µERE WILL W1TNE:SS IT J AN' ltN LIPS ARE -LEI),, 10Q, SON- I'M AWFUL , SOAAV T'fA.V ! ' --- ,.lfl ,. .. al . ty ty of. nt a1 ,::i" ::td~~~nr•~~~'. ;-;===--:-=:-=-=,,.--==~ the moeev, .:~"t :?.~ O ~ The Heat Used In Hospltal, Now Favored For Ha .. Room o A DAV OVER EIGHTY!! IO;IIDC2irlllopblr IO,IO ...... _,... ,., IARN• Y,GOOGLE and SNUFFY SMJYH ui. 'll,q[e Ibo WHTN-TV Channel 13 ~ " .. "' ~ N-•- ,,.,.u ... llep,IJ 40.Bom •• .. Q to, 30 Law-Mr. .lonel 11,00 N"" Tonlgbt U, JO Weather 11,15 Sport, Report 11: IO MoYietime as.car<1...,. ~A -, as. su11a . 0 Strip 82. Not ~died 11 ,>l Travel Film 83. Erase 12,00 Lunch with Soupy Sales (print.) 12,>l 111g Picture 85.Ftxod • ,.: • U. Conjurer , •• i, pu• 22.Aulatant ! ==-=-=cc-===-~-- tfon month · PIIIDAY ,:oo Amwican: BPM• •-d 6:00 Rin Tin Tin 5:30 WhlrJyblrda s,oo M Squad · I: 311 !lour RlpOl1er 1,411 Weatbsmaa 1,45 New, 7:00 Silent Servlee 7:30 Malt!•'• Funnlea 1,00 Harrigan I Bon a, IO Flintatones 10,ooilotedrve• t I ,,asa-- WC HS-TV Channel 8 e,oo .,, SUnaet ?. Boy'• name 2G. Greek l'oUghiy 8.,SetUe, 1E1ttcr l'r. Jr.'• dad as le,ea 28. Native of 18. 'B itter vetch 9. Foundatl021 .No;me D.~d of 11. Kind of 80. Frencb ehart window river 4 ........... 4,tl Eaa!WNI Football edd!- 8. Jewiall cofn l5. liandle ~1:::!i =.t~ covernment ________,__ .,_ u I of 13. Oltt'I> plaQr./ fi, Indt,tJnot =====--=c-cc-~- ::!!~l~~- i';:· 11 ,JO Lon• Ran,.. j 12, 00 True story 12, 30 Detectives Diary , 1:00 White Hunter 1 L 30 Eddie Amold' • Jambore• 1:45 Blue Gray Foolball :12. ParUole 8. Pl&y 1'od8J '1 : . ., 9, JO JunJor Auction I 10, oo Sheri Lewi• 10, 10 Sbm1 Subjeda 11;00 Fm, acJul t. Bucketa 1• 1 r• rm Down OIi Parm 8,00 Fun Time 9,00IIOJ ~ 7:00 I I n,•TV a.,.. MflJBDAT l,fl Sip OD 1 I U:JO 'JIii• h Lt1o 11,10 Wealllor 11, a Jtld r . . t ;OOSlp on 1'. An , Bpeaklag · dJvi•lon volce t. Wub, :12. (i,lrCa IWllt .. hair Com1'ng Events 5 11:0D Nen fl.Bird'• htlmt 20.Mu.oDOWN cu1ar 1. In Spa.la, twilcll :mist~ 11. Weep •prlnp.. l.Old soldiers THE (ITIZENS NATIONAL - m m... 12:ZD Newa O Grana '8. lle •k •a city A.OROSS ----------·4-------- .. M,...,, .,. 'IIOO Friday Ni&IJI 11poc111 10,00 Mia DAILY CROSSWORD """-._,/zf !;'. 8:,0 ll'tll:HW r:, WJEH Meigs-Mason Party RED FOSTER AIIRIVE8 hero for treabnent· He wa, met MOSCOW I UPII - ve,eran at the airport by Presidium niemAmerlcan Communl!lf: Leader Wil- ber Otto Kuusinen. 11am Z Foster ~rived here Wed- MONTGoMERY, Ala. <UPU _ ~ay for medical treatment he Tw1> cars collided t . te SIi~ h~ could not afford in the tion here Wednee6l~. :Id~ United State,., · a third ear ·-• wtu atopped dire«ly Foster, "c~airman emeritus" of in front of Air Force Sgt. Roder• the U.S Cqriununist party, faces lck Barfoot, 44, • pedestrian. lrial before a federal coort but Barfoot collapied and died of a was granted permission to come heart attack. • Kam: their! Platter I; 15 World N..., B:20 MwucaJ Clock 9,55 Community N.,,. \vrAE-TV, cost of living has increased 6ince 11111 ~'OUND, WEDDING BAND with NECCHl SEWING MACHINE tire $6,000 salary was establish• name J. W. Jordon IL-l5-43 inYour-Bu:,-lell or <.'Omplete zig zag. Makes butlo~ ed in 1954, Service Director Milt acribed .in it. Owner may have holes, mono~rams, and all Miller said it would create an Tnd, . . . by contacting Edward Chapfancy 1ditchei.. Originally sold "impossible .11iluatio1t" of havng man, Hysell Run, and paying EDDI ATKINI and some department beads wth bigfor ad. 1 t1 3lr for over $300.00 Pay off balance of $86.00 or payments of ger pay than the service director BILL FARRILL ARI (8) AUTO SALES $2·00 per week. Phone WY 2and City Solicitcr Benson L. Ow· By ARTHUR HIGBEE GCIOll Cle UMd C 2204. (!l I0-6tc ens declaring that it would be unLEOPOLDVILLE, The Congo (UPI) -Two columns YOUR HOSTS u •r• 1~-- - - - - - - - - likely that any attorney would oe of troops loyal to ousted Premier Patrice Lumumba were All MUN ud Modeh GAS, FUEL OU. and coal fll1'interested in running for the so- reported advancing into Equator Province today, indJcat88 Call• f~b!;' :~~;: licitor'1 office. ing he might be on his way back to power. Pomere,,.,... 6-l!J.tl Service Director _Miller al»o L~umba support seem:- toanbed and air force against "invaders" - - - - - - - - - - - _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _c recommended an "mcenlive" plan sweepmg the Congo agam, the __ , Ki Iental auu NEW MODERN 3 BEDROO ' th · ri t Pres'denl from IOU m Or vu 11153 DODGE - Good con d·1· I ion. . 111 for salaried workers. which wes e growmg c sis sen l • • • to aet u 990 ON YOUR DIAL fl50. 21 rt. Deep Freeze. Excel- house In Grant St. Addition. rererred lo the salary commit.tee Joseph Kasavubu and Army chief provmtel trym~ lent condition. Reasonable. All utilltiM, built-in kitchen. (20B) INSURANCE for study. Col. Joseph M_obutu flying. off lo own~•~tale~~Jn~no~~ern~~~llL~.....,!J,,,,..,..,..,,.,.,,.,,,.,...,...,.. Johnson Service Station. Mid- Valley Lumber aAd Supply, - - - - - - - - - - . --. Thysville to d1SCUSS the &Ltuation •™- Dbl let ,.._ 4 dleport, Ohio. Under the plan the • tarting ljal• 'th L ha. Ch1rter Na. 1441 --I 12 16 lfc COMPLETE INSURANCE PRO1 ll 6tp WY 2.2709. tection, Life, Auto, Fire, Polio aries would be $20 less than e1:- WJ umwn Ul66 SJ'UDEBAKER Champion, CLOSEOUT -ON BRAND NEW CaU Don Mills, Middleport, Ohio isting rates, with raises of $20 The fjery, 35--year-old pro:,Sovlet RIPORTO,- CONDfflON OF cheap. Also trumpet, Pan G. E Swivel Top Vacuum - - - - - - - - - - each to be automatic et the end Lumumba WP9 arrested by Mobuaaua, American coal alove, laundry, Cleaner, on wheels. Beautl[uJ BARNES-SIMPSON INSURAN\:E of lbe f' 1 . th of . tu·, lronp, after he fled virtual twin bed, radio and lelevMon, paslel colors. lnclmtes a 11 Age~ts, Middleport. Fire, Aul~ nd t ;s : ~ s service house arrest in Leo;,oldville lust Qpl MIDDLEPORT 8 8 servicing books. Iola Conner, deaning attachments. Sa I e mobile. Bonds. Phone WY ,. e e O a year. month. He is still Mobut11's prisEa1t 6th Street, New Haven, pric.'e $!13·00. Terms. Phone WY 2003. 8-27-tf COUNCIL ALSO: oner at Camp Hardy near Thys- In the State of Ohio, •t th, CIOH of luslneu .,. D•..•••_, w _N ----------' ' AGREED lo I proposal to ar' 1960. Publhhff In ntpOnll to call made by ·C eu+li 1w ·4" a. l • 30lc 2-2204. II/ 10-6tc (21 ) REAl ESTATE Cre~een,, Steven Flaker, Mrs. _ . ville, IIO mlleo west of Leopold- Curronc , under Ioctl on 5211 , u. s. !lo•l1• 11 ShtulN.' Matilda Brown, Mrs. Myrlle rmige 8 meeti~g :W1th lhe coun_ty ville. But wUh forces loyal to the y WANTED: Someone lo take over KntBY VACUUM CLEANER Jn ,... 'l . . , Hicks, Culus Lutrell, Louise Part- boar~ of comm1sswner11 for a dis- deposed premier apparently on AISffS lnw paymenta on good 1913 V8 ~~e~~llngent ~~t,!:ntswitha ••Id! 8 low . Mr•• Edna Sigler, Mra. Min- cuss1on of a plan to extend sew- the way back anything can hap- Cash, balance• with other banks, inclodlnc naene Ford four door. Complete wth '-,... _... ~t nie Johnson, Columbus Belcher, era to Fisher's addition. The coun- pen. ' · ball:mt:e, and cash item, in procell o1 etdJectloa J 111.-.U Htmry Beach, Tory Ohlinger, Sr., ty will be asked to establish 8 United State• Government obUgatlona, acce11orle1. Excellent condi- pawer polisher. Sold originally for ,179.50 Pay on '38.00. l'Ol\U.: 1:0~ - ,i • room frame Glen Wilbur Newt Radekin and sewer di11trtct, previously denied Mobutu airlifted 100 or more dir~ct anfdStagual ronteded U __tl__ _l __ ::ui::.-,.1-on1_____ 1,!,!!-!!~ tion. Phone WY 2-6432. • • fl I U nf 'ble troo to Lissala in hj Obll-gatlons o ea an po ca IIIN,OU,ITill,l - ~ .,....,._... 1 13 3tp Timo payment.a. Phone WY 2_ with b,1th. gu~ furnace heating, 1 na- Corp9rate stockl (inclttdine $ll000.00 atoct ef 2204. m llHltc floored atlic. 3.4 basement, al- Spurgeon Rees. All other patients 31 naoc a Y u eas, • - - ~ara pera . uminum storm windows, wall• were reported good. AUTHORIZED the preparation hve F.qualor Provmce Thursday Federal Reaenre blnk) JIJJOODO 11155 CHEVROLET Belalr 4 door. (9 ) MARINE SUPPLIES lo-wall cnrpeling in living _____ ol legislation to change the $1-a- to keep It from going the same Loans and dlscow,ts (lnclndlng $UMUA overdnflo) l,Dlt,•1& Will IOII reasonable_ Call WY 2- 8 month fee for garbage collection way three other Congo provinces Bank premise, owned $33,797.114, ~lture 15113, (J) II, 3tc A8 18 llPECL\LII room and hall. An A-t property (rom. voluntary basis lo. «>m• already have gone-over lo Luand flxturea $13,186.05 ---- ---------------41,118.18 (9) FOR SALE 5'I Mon:lr) IO H. p_ IIIS.111 ~.~~w'::'~~=:-=~~=t pulsory plan. The lee against all nmmba'• 811pl)O<ter,. TOTAL ASSfTS ---- ------- -------------· '4,0ll,MI• n. P. ..... der $1000.00, and term, on baleleclrlc cont1UR1ers ls expected to In addillon lo the paratroopers LIABILITIII VENETIAN BLINDS. all colors. a R. P. Mft'Clll'J OaU'II ttll.01 ance. -;:,roduce an estimated increase of sent by Mobutu to head off the Demand deposit& of individual •, partnenht.M Window Blind• and shade1 all METROPOUTAN MOTORS POMEROY LOT _ Locatl'<I on from $500 to $800 a month to help pro-Lwnumba forces, Moise' and corporations. --- ------ - ------------·-· •1,11T.Gl1-ft <'Olon. Dale Wlppel Supply, 215 • Eall Mtll Slreet, Pomeroy Lincoln Height! with all uliliJAN. 13 finance the new landfill gar- Tshombe sent his Kelangese army Time depoilts of indifl.duall, partnenhip•, 0 Union Ave., Pomeroy, Ohio. Pboa ll'YJ.a71 tie!!, 11ize 50 X mo and lays Mary Shrine, White Shrine of bage disposal system. - p . E k De~,~~ I.OIS,80lll 8 l2-8-30tp 8-,20-tfe good. Framework of house Jeru.salem. will meet in regular ADOPTED a temporary budget remier Y en ; (including post.al 11.vinp) --- ----·------··· 41,lll.ll -----------• (14) FOlfRENT about 20x>l. Total pri<e $950.00. sesston Frtday al 8 p. m. at the to finance nperation, until the Postpone8 House Vote Depoait• of Statea and poltlical ,ut,dlvl•lon• ____ lN.._ RAY OR STRAW delivered In HOME AND JOO OPPORTUN- IOOF Hall. The ceremonial 1..guiar budget 18 adopted ...,,._ BRUSSELS, Belgium tUFll - Other deposit. (certified and caalller'1 elleeb, •te.) l,II0,'8 truok load lot.a. Call or Write: APARTMENTS - Furnished and JTY - Completely equipped scheduled for ttiis meeting has time prior to March 31. Premier Gaston Eyskens' sudden TOTAL DEPOSITS ------------ ts.eea.88Z.'11 1 Watkins Fann Supply ·mfumlshed. McMastera, Middle- lubritoriurn ln new hlock huild- been canceled. REFERRED to the recreation illness may force a further delay TOTAL I.JABILITlES -------------------- '3,115.-,? BellelontalDli, Ohio L~~~ porL Pbonl W'Yi-281L 3-3-t. Ing, also 8 • room house with . JAN. 14 commission commission a re- today in Parliament's vote on the CAPITAL ACCOUNTI h c DELUXE THREE ROOM AND bal and gas healing. This Is quest from M. D. Slavens, secre- "austerity" program which has Capltll Stock: COMPLETE MECHANICAL Feed balh apartment -. office rooms a good buidness, e \c1bhshed wi~;1::~ ~~~h~:~ Lary of Jackson Youth Foundation sparked almost four weeks or Common • tock, total par $100,000.00 1GO.OOOID l - trailer ipace. Phone WY 2- and with 8 IC~ in~me. Onl_y pe . -----~trikes. Surplus I00.000.00 In1ta lati0111. Call on U!I for free Sl4l. (I) 6 tfcreason for scllmg is owner 8 urday at 7:30 p.m, Work Ul the There are more ' than t.ooo Undivided prof-it• • - - - - - - - - - - - - ~ - - - - - - · - - · - · · .,....., Hllmates. Fulton · Thompson =~=~ -- - - - - health. E. A. degree. AU Masons an cortai k th t The lower house of the chamTOTAL CAPIT~L ACCOUNTS 4"1.Nl,17 ONE FIVE ROOM APAJlTMENT CUCKLt:R REAI,TY dially invited. :,~: a~v:es: : le:tin her arranged to meet this momTANDOTALCAPITLIABALIIJ'llESACCOUNTS ....... Trlletor Sales. WY 2-5101. ltl l-&- 7; with bath. Phone WY 2-3642 e, BOX 22t PHONE WY 2-3830 _____ Ing to deal with the SOeial Chris· -----------•-·- . . - . -1( 11 12-lS-t 4, 9lc evenings WY 2-3319. 11-17-ttc <I) 11, Jlc JAN. 15 Han-Liberal govemmenl'11 "beltMIMORANDA Annual dinner of Past Orficers G. E. Aulomotic Dryer. Delux• HOUSE 1634, LINCOLN Heights. TWO ACRES, I ROOM t!OUSE, Club ul Rucinc Chapter OES will lightening" program after the Asaets pledged or AS1lgned to 11eure llabilltln 211t,tl'I.IO Madel • Electric. A·I condition. 4 rooms and bath, new '?85 oil floor lurnace, nmning wat- be held at the home of Hazel vote was delayed by Eyskens' un• nd for other purpo1e1 - --- ------------ ---- $ Flni•h like new . Priced low for l Phone WY 2-3575 or eruln houoodse. two ootbuildings, Cleland. Racine, Sunday .•Jan. 15 Gauge readings: Ga1lip0Us expected illness. Loan:e:;,:aaw:fa~~~-~ ~-~~-~~-~~~~-~~- ---4-. 11.41lll qwek 18Je . Also nlce bright a po lrii GI 6-0146. 12-13tf Ct'l ar. g one car garage. at 1 p. m. Helen Johnson will be 1lnim 19.0, 10.8, running 6 leet on 'I1ie rem'er M eoTiapsed ln ___ __. 1traw-dry. 50 lh. bale5-35c al EIGm' ROOM HOUSE, IWo five One and 9.10 mile out of Mid- the assistimt hosh,s. roller~. Pf}meroy . Mmmn nut. Pl. . i;, J • • I, KAROW 1£. HUBBARD, C11hi1r of the abovt-..dleport z H II Rd R. - - - - -~ - - - -. Parhament 11mrsday, Doctors bank do aolemnly ewrar that the al>Me atatem1t1t 11 true to the rann. Paul Sayre, Portland. room apartments. A. N. Bengel • uspan o ow .. ~leasant :.-:s.06. Hmton .072 sta• said it was due to overstraln ap- btat ~f my knawleda:e and. beUef. . OhlGI Rt. 338 Ravenawood Rd ., Phou WY 2-327'1 11-1-Ut R. 1, Elmer Barnhart, $3500.00. legal N,tice ~mn::iry , I<mrnwh!l FAils l.63 rls- parently brought on by the strike HAROLD E. HUBBARD, O:sHr Pb. VI 3•ffl6. 1 12 Sip ~ - ~ - - - - - - - - _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _12 l,4 'otc • i- ntin,, Leut NMlc• mg. Charlr.:-:ton HU:! statlonarv . crisis Although his condition was u • •t USED Jl'URNJTVRE TRAILER SPACE. Ideal location FOR SALE _ Modem 3 •-•room UOAL NOTlt • \II m 1.: fl m the Ohio · Correct-Altest: PAUL S. SMART ___..... Ulfl.l c. ,,. No. 1u~, ' . ove:i,, e D s on not serious, a physician said It RODNEY ooun:m.:io ELBERl'ELD'I IN POMEROY near grade achooJ in Mlddl~ home, &torm doors, wlndowci. Aaa 'I!:. Jon11n. Adm1" 1. trMtror, R1,·er we1·~ Ujl. Lomion. Marmet likely he could attend toROSE 8 REYN .. I RCA. l7 lnch Television Conaole Port. Phone WY-2-3346. ba,51 ' ~nt, •nrag•, hardwood 11:,,,.,,. of Ltn • ~•u Jo r d1 11 • I 0 n1I W'nf'el<l ri:u-n were nn the was un · 1 1 e. uen ..,d, : • •s day's session. 1 sills. '61,00. <Ul U -Uc floors, awnings, large lot. All Plalnrnr, STATE OF OlUO, COUNTY' OF MEIGS, II: RCA 21 Inch Table Model Tele- MODERN 2 BEDROOM FRAME. electric Can be finnn<'ed, A.. t.)~~111 n. tt 11. I h.ia&miivemNtl!i: Socialist opposition leade:' l-eo Sworn to and ,u-b,crlbed before me thl1 lothJ:! ol l---,, vJ• lon '10.00. lM~ndftntt. : said if .....,,skens were DOt 1l 1961,. ind J hereby certify that I am no& ID r ar....., ,.,__1 ltorm doors and windows, gas Small down payrrwnt. Phone SH I 11.,h,n Jont,m Mt-tl!.tnv. wlto rHM,., Ohio nlvrr _ R H. Bo.-;wnrth ·C.ollard . ~~ ba-L "'",_ey 17 Inch Console Tele- 1 II t II 2•1111 Call Carroll Snowden I at t1 ou 111 2. r.oc cu:,,. T ennr~ ,,t'... · . . presenl tbe Soei ' a"-1 pnrtv would I of thl8 ua., 1 urnace, wa o wa carpel. ., · m1i, the un k no""n ., ,., r, ,,r l. enR Mo• • II d'l\\'ll 1:1, 4::\ll a. rn.: I..01.1i~1ona ' d ~ • ( I ADn'IN'I' v..a-- -.-..... vlalon $85.00. tub and ahower. Call WV 2-3700 Rutland, 12-Z7-30tc l.1ord11n, ,1<, ,,.,11...,1. wm t • i-:e noll~f 1, - , • Ch l St , _ reque.st en a journment or a VIVIENNE W u.-..., ,,_,. ~ 11 We• tlnghou1e 21 Inch Television thnt A~11 ~· .1rir,1nn, "·' A,lmlnl ~trnt nr .P • J,05 a. m. , ares C\'CR I rt M ,_, i A•- 22 1861 -••lo ll2S.OO e"n 1ngs. 12 28 Uc FOH SALE _ 5 • l'oom house, !....r the ~~5htc M 1...-n~ :-.111~ .1nr<1:1n. ,_ 1111 up 17• j;:!U a. m.: Eli-zatieth I pa Y caucus. Y commllRl,lon exp re1 ••· , , .,VI,_. dect1ued , on t h" ~Ill day or N(lvem• 21 inch Motorola Table Model buernent, bath, American oe.,, 1080. rnffl • Pllltlon 1n the up 17, 6: :t.'i a. m.; Peggy Downey I FOUR ROOM HOUSE IN :,-..•ra• Standard L 1' ( he g h 1· g Probate Co11rt or 'Mela• County. !.bile , A I Cal _ 'l'eloYl• lon $45 00 '' " c n, as ea m • ot 011.10, 1ne11111111 that n IR no.-rsn ry up .8, 12 :3:, a. IJI , ; DI rew · • 11 Suite In Clise, bath. gaa heated• Phon~ venetian blinds, acre of lnnd. tn , .. 11 n,-1 ..Ht.,le hmiln11rter o:1e - houn up 18 f!.:56 a. m.: OVEC up I ...._ Dining. a--.,. WY 2-8931 afte 6 k .crU1t11 wh.11.'b wu owncf! tw lhl' fie' aooc1 condJtlon '9000 r P. m . wee · Call WY 2-5331. l 'l 6tp c~ndtnl 1n or der to p oy Im ct1:,>i t~ , 19, -4 :30 a. m.: Titlll! up 19, 6 With l!ydronlc h,at e..h room la lndlvldu ally heated with nd1oDI Wlllllll 11M tb• t CrGllty l:leclrlc ~nie $35,00. days, anytime Saturday or Sun- - - - - - - - - - - :.~,!~'th"a~n;hflltfn:i~~n~!r~"n~ I a. m.; West, , !l up HI, 6:<15 a. m.; of the sun. Hot 1ir is not blowu from_ room to room euTYlnc duat and ltllDI wttll tt.. J'rlaldaln EleclrM! Range M0.00. day, Ill 10-3tc LeQal Notice ,'<l In f<"fl ~\mplf! or tha lollowlr.r. de- Oe:-n er up 21 , f. :3fl a, m.; Helen Hydronic heat ia clnl'ler. healthier. llfer Ind more eeonomlcal •• , well ...., bwllli· llqlo Chef Gu Range $1UO. HOUSE, a ROOMS ANn-'BATii Bid• w1~,o~c~:iv::Lbl.- lh.fl un- m lbl!d real ira\atll: z. up 21, 5:55 a. m.; Invader down gating before you remodel or build. v . . . . - - ~ - ., _ _ I Col ~ .,.__ , N dt"rlQntd at the offll!el of Wch • t,r 't'h.e foll01JIIII rnol ttt1te, · •lu•t• 21 6 •• •--- n, ~ •-•-"' - .00. ••L,, ~ ..,,,_u, , ear M• and Putt1. PumeroY Natlona l B•nk In th." vlllaJ• or !lan111or1vm e . • = - I , m .,, p eorIIi uuwn ,11,1, lllple fpllee Brukfut eet • .00 Dl Bridge. CaU Howard Cecil. !~l=~:~ PM:."nd~;: J~~1:~rt~1. ~:~n~:,~:1 1 A·40 a. rn.: A,. V, Chrill up 2S, I .... a... &r.akfut &et $11. or WY-I-S244{1)10.tfc lor the ft!" of 111.11 Bertl\a A , Arnou \ 1o w1. \o•wlt: 1 !1: 30 p. m.: C. V. Homer down na.... Raam tablt and I O.air r.al eatale. eor,i11,unr of apprux1m11.le-· 1 .,~ , p m . Bavou Lacomb MODERN , ROOM UNFlJR. ly 7'I •c~. lncludlnf • hnu, 5 "t'rn i It beln1 J.ot Ne. Foln' f41 of 'Dun-,....., 11 ·30 • ·• • OD. 11.1H11. • -.1 pl -•--- he of rtv•r bottom, •ltu11ttd In l,f1:trt b p•1 Addlllc,n to tbe VWar.t ,1! ·up:-~,. 5:30 a, m.; O.iward u~ 21, WaJntj Not.to.• n - T bit _ _a n ~ . u I If u.• l"""'IJ al ToWlllhlP, Mt!\H C ountv, Oil.lo, two "Tn,....i,nnvlll e In uld Meir, Count .-,, ...,_... &WWII I WY 1-31174 n s tf and Olle•l!.•lf mile• up•r lver rro m B• · llbln. TIie tnrt nr laM c,11.,1 1tir ' ';';:?Sa, m . ; Chaperone up 28. 1:20 by NATIONAllNE I Qaa1n $30.00. · • C cine, on stata lloute 338. 'fh rre, 11 I ·.•",,a"L1,01,,N, , t. h,•,<,•,,• 1,41 p ~r,•. • :I.. m. ·, J,ur..· ,1n'nti IAlCaS . up :,a, • •-~ • .__ a_,ilona] lltuated on Hid real Ht•tt>, 1 7•ro"m I ., .... "'' .. --.a • p_.. -., LlvJna: (18) EMPLOYMENT fl'ame dwrlllnJ Muae • ml a :t-ro ..m •le,t"rltuod .. ,. t oll<rn••, In-wit : It ..,,., ! S: Iii ~. m .; N :,crt Holden up 28. 8-ft Satt. ,10000 frame dwcllln11 . Ther"' I• 11001\ tlmhl!r , tn1 the 1011ther1~ ,.orri·,n flt •hr ,. t. Cl<t th.t Nll tthle, The Scllool llu1 I a lo!'e-t • :ild L~t 'In. ~-, .,,. '"'' 1- ~v··,, •. ·,m ll. , ffl : ,Je911 Hutc"lnson up Heat-King Economy Gas or Oil Iron I pied Moflalr Ll\tlna: PHI. . by th1 re,ld1111u .a fnmt •,, of Fn~:,· 'fl t>e ('4 ;" 1 r"'.. •'n 12·45 ~ m . Hnrrielt M up D - Sulle -oo w•~~ HOUSEW d -- Tl!.c- r!1ht •• f HfrvPd to njl!ft 1I OIi tl!.9 ll • rr)fom l"t••l':>rnv l\l P ft, ~,·, - • · ' · • . • nuwu. ...,.. · IV.. •.r.• u ORK ur- • n1 or all bid•. 1 11 0 (1 on,• Hundrrt ll OQ1 t,tt dc,:r., 'l:', , ~j i.>. m: F" 4;1(! I.o:.i!slano up Boilers for Cleaner, Warmer Homes At Couehes '6.00 each. iq school hourl'I, week day1 • ~ :\~~"~r:iP~o,~i"l1. fl'om i~ td r.unwu-. :"!, 5: 4:i G, r1: 'waltt'r Hoa~land ' 1-.-,.., &Wlll!!Q Living Room SUlte Coutac& Irene Heitger, Harri- I th• Ert•te uf nt .. 1 '" "r,. eerf' t• Vc,h:m .. H9, "~ ,· ' :J ::.· , f.· l:', «. rn. Measurably Less Cost! Come In or Phone vill Berlha A Arno n 135. ~It.Iii'. , Co u111y lied n rc,;1r,•• . -. .. · IOD e. u, tl»tp . m u. tt. n. 11. i1. 1~1 • ('d ! i11oll~ iJr'll -- City or HuntI -_,_ Dll IM•\ t&OO '-:-;:;;;;==:-=::--:===-== - ----· Tlt111 pr)~u nt t~ r~t l llr., I• hr 1 I I' For Details Today! • fll.lO. I ANTIQUE AND MODERN FURNOTICI OJI' APPOINTM'.'" NT .•. ., ., •~ ~1· •., 1,1 ,, .. p, .. ·, c~ 1·-r I" ·· .., ·, ·· ~.. .., .,._.,,,,ti 1~::'() r.. m ; ,e 18 -- NITURE Ch 1 1 b'- d ._, , , 1~rn1 1m1e ,, r Jl"'l" :f the ,1~•11, "' n, .. ,· ,· '·'.·'.···•r r d,·,'\ ll ;1;1;; ;-1 . m . ; Disn_••t1 Ablf GI)., 1'llnl. · ti rs, 8 ft:S, ress- 'F.1tal.- nt Sldn,y rr~nklln <'0•111 r u,t, ,,,.,..r,.t niitl L'1e r 1•.t o f •dr ,• "i, . ~ Ml.I: UlltD ftlRNlltlld: ers, beds:, piclure1 and numer- DcN:~1:d11 11.,~b.,- f\Yf.11 lhnt Ina "·11";h\!'"p;·,~!1 ~·~ nn t llho,,,, frll'I\ ! :.. .,~ · •., ,. tl; ·• ,p 4:i,'i ll . m. I B t ~ IN POPllll OT 008 onall artklc11. Also double Ma&1ar Whn1111 Pn,I Ofrlrl!I a<hlv~R• it w ill 'ur l hrr t i ll,· n,,t1,·I" 11,,· 1, t-.'.\r y, ,a ·~ V('l' .crry OS· ' ~ f):ench Fry-Rite Renson for Tupprr1 PJ111n,, Ohln, h•• ht,~,, c111 'r h.~1· ,. ~" '"' m~r'r · n °,·1·f' • ,•~r.r,•· .. , .,., , . •1 ' .·,· :i ~· .,,. e! !=. n. m .. Dun• I 1 l3 3tc " appointed Admlnl 1~r•trll1; or thft ~:•• i IHI'! 1',•'lllc•1 11•1<1 lhnt lh~.- ~r-• r , •' , ,,,__...,.-,-------,,-~~- aell1n11 moving lo smaller lite ol llldnfly F ra nklin rnn,mwr, ., .,1r c,l t ,, "'",'""" lh P ~;im,• "'' , ,, c ;,11 !~· L'CO fi f-"\\'11 ''<nfif!ld 4:<1'; ' WY '2,2036'-,. .,. 111..•~i.,-n-u.~--,. Will seJI chenp , separ- late fll Ollve T11wn11h !, , Mel • , {'o u:i· b4: f,;>rr tl,,:- 11 1h <111·, 11f ""rr 'i, , ... ,. f . • -.. r- l• ~Ull" . _ .· ,._ '• . ...•~ 1n,u · · tr, 01;110, itecflt1N1. I ,-\ •~ ~~, ,1 ... r,un. ,.,,. .•••.• _, ., ~, , "· ,. r· .: · .... · 11 "" ,-v 1 ,,. :('n :': ·';u • .f OUI . XINQ IIICHWAY 'ately OI' for lump ~um Marie Dat~ · thhl 7th t.rav (Ir Ta 111•'t''I' l!'t.11 • .,jn, .. rr 1.,e,1 11 ~1 ,ic J ~n'hn, 111 : '1"1- , , '. :1 A•;•i ~~\~.:, Wi11 POMEROY 232 E. SECOND w1n~ ~ • · F' . " · n ·t1 r!r" I 11n~.. -~... r1 G ,~r. 111111" prawUIO,OII. Steiner, Tel. WY 2·2585 Judi• of th" rrnhatr f'H•r \ •· ·,··,""1 " "'t ~ fie' I ~:· m. : Sol,.iy u:1 Wh1!ieM Call WJ l,,IJ.U, U) U ttc l 1., 81 _ Alll!IJI r,u11,','"• ?b!o · T~- · ,.. ,. ,,. , •1 1\ff . J 3., 1,, a . Ill, ~ "'wI 1:1-ao-17•:llc <U 1a, ao, u l2J :1, 10, n, L..o 4,0G 12, 1111arseta 12,:111 Bulletin Boord 12, 1111 Agrlculture A,... Ohio New• r. Jim,,,__ 1,'6 1:(11 Calling Pt 9:ION"8 l ,11 New• P'rom Pt Pluum 1;411 lluntltJ llrfnkley ~ a,30 Calling 0a Pl Pleaaant 7,ID Death Valley ~ l:IF7 New, P.e::Htre• I W'eataer 7,JO D-, R..m 12:45 Mr. Mu• lc l : &6 Local Nna 2,00Mr, llu• lc ,,oo Wcirld News D, 00 Mnoleal C1oot 3,00 Mr. Music ••30 PublJc Service 1,55 Local N• w• 9,46 ShoWl!nl o1 Blenlq c,oo Dilcbq wilh !Joa ro,oo Talk or the Towll 4,30 Rolling Hom• 10:55 World NIIIWt I, ID World Now• l1 , 00 Talk ol the Town Fri only, u,i,. flturcb 11e11, D,15 Ohio N.,,. Rtng1 1, oo Community New• ll,411 World Now• 6,20 Sporta Today u,s, M...., County Nna 5,>l Dlnnar Pdlllicala 111 ,00 Communlty New• ,,oo Sip OIi l~,oo Local Nnm N""" 1, 10 n- Randolph Evans, James Rickmon. Mrs. Pearl McBride. James King, Edward Marshall, Nancy Jordon, Mrs. Richard Rowe, .John Wil• li~ms, JOyce Swisher, Patricia Kirk. Barbara Gay. R. W Ford. Jr ., Mrs. Francis Petrie, Ernest Bu,ton, Mark Gay, Mrs. Berl Weese, John Goffe, Mrs. Louise Stripling, Mrs. Kenneth Arthur, Mrs. Clyde Andre and Mrs. William Dyer amt infont son. . . . Amo•g Allin~ . Acc:ordmg to the m1dmght re· depa rtment . port or t he nursmg Homer Henderson and Roberlus Berry were both in poor condition· Those who were listed as fair I ded Earl W"ll J Le , I s, amea me u WIS. Thomas Clutts, Hebeberl!Hank, Lacy Henry , Ance Camp • Mrs. Ora Wood, Mrs. Chloe Beaver , Ro,s Geltles, Robert Redden, Dayton Ashworth. John Gunneaux, Jane Saunders Paul Holley Te r ry -t wo, a 12: 10 Ohio new, 1,00 Ohio Vall.,, Plew• 1,m Sport, Tada1 ° CLOGGED DRAIN or ~ptic Tank? Get Klcan-Em-All Septlc tank clerute". Fast and economlcal. Landmark Farm Bureau, Po,'Tleroy. 12-17-391:.c - - -- - - - -- - AUCTIONEER Complrle S.rvtco CriU Bradferd Write, Phone or Coa&ad A. C. BRADFORD. Raclar., Obia MUEUE~ FURN~CES. WESTrNGHOUSE appbances. Arnold Brothers. Syracuse, Ohio. Phone WY 2-<!384. 11-11-tf ----------- N.,,. lle• dltne, I Weatba l ,oo S.1 It With 11,ale t : 17 Newt 9 dltnN l Weatba WJEH RADIO NEW IHOW ===--cc=~-- - 1,rn .I I i 1,;,a 8# .i., lllflltl JaJ•lllll•ww e.n·, IIUIIJ: J. . For Yoe nm ''TOWN AND COUNTRY SHOW" t-\ • t, 4,:111 Local New• IOil'7 New, Bwlllne• 6 Weather 4,311 P1a1tor P• rt, to, 43 Country lluaio • I , 00 New• P'ln•I 10,,0 Swap Shop I , 15 ·Sign Oil THI •= RIDAT 4,IDllw 8 <,:Ill ~ 1:11' Sl I rt 811 5,JO Cllco Kid e,111 Yw A•bd I 1:11 N... r- T,IO l!oblo - L- L-- 1 1,1,ltl MUIIJ: J.,.. Fo, Yw 9,30 B - Party .... W: TELEVISION GUIDE WSAZ-TV Channel 3 12. 00 Noon !In• 12,16 PII Boono I ; II s • Uaited Prtlu lDttrutJoul to AJcatrat. 1be ahow lndic1t.d determlniDc ~ WASHINGTON t UPfi-All ABC Capone tried lo escape. or proctduret or r.deral 11 ,11 r • nt1 Buruo Sllow l t , 10 Coual., Bo• 0owa 11:11 l,(Jd.Day D. J - A , _ 1, tsCouat,JJ- Federal Prison Diredor To Protest ~ Li Ce nse Renewa I$ Of A BC TV tatIon1 Hussl'JI Seu,,r!1::·~. 731 !-'ourLi Ave i nelwurk telev1Sioll SUIUons broad- Bennett complained to ABC NI'• bem LIIV&UI, (19) sus•NESS ' \' . R' <l ~ l{lbt: r · ' .\ l cast il cootruvers1al episode of lier about I.he first lnAtallment of 'Jbe youngest of the rul.,. .... 1 Special-one month for 180 cenb per word. ~1ACKSO!--i - Sharp 68.lary cuts ··Tte Untouchabl~" .Thursday the series broadcast last M:ek. ' 1 ·Mew, K·d e mL Ls ·t . ~k,. ,·it" 2· bruchablel and the onl)' Gal 1111:11 1 F~ ra~e of 4 cent.I _1>4:r word will be cbaraect for ad ~ncnTLINl~IES Jt,S .irf'n . - ~ file . [ h • d' f Jn (--1--- 1 - 1lfarloD A. ~~O r , - rt 1 _ l;;il!,;iol!s ~t r·· \\ a;-rc:, Skit.i : or,. 1. ~ rnay,or , se::,'1~ '- irectoe((r irught despite a warmng rom He wired ABC President Leo- Kln ~-:_1d-u-•~ _ IDie verti&in& if no1 p1ld wttbin 10 day • after recefvinc bill 1 1 Errors in Ad!eri;'M Should be repo1ted lmmediatel:t FOR SALL HEn.\l1rtA •~T do- : R , 8 . , . ,1 M ~ Albert an,.. ,·ity so ic1 c:>r w 1.aJ1.e ed Federal Prison Director James nard H. Golden&OD that the prog, "'• 1W WWI.I n - 1 1 0 I'be ,Daily Sen~mel . not be re1pomibl1 for more thaJ:l ~ ,"(' · ·,. •r:. In" :.:ood usint>s~. In 0..., 1ation ~or1'1:. f'will, th • ~lar! of a new adminis- V. Bennett that he would prote!it gram was "an utterly fantutic national hi watcbl!ld thl flrlt P"" one mcorrect 111seru011. . • portrayal" of the Caponi! tnm,. r - ln the n ., 1·n. 1.<; cman, n . I 1, ar£. 1Ou, \..-0· 1 I" bot 1 , . for }e:ir'> ?\r daim'>, :e Ile! ·I ,, W \'· ,rn ton nex t J anuary bave •-~n the 1icense renewal o1 any station IIp 111 7 ~•rd _of Tb•~ and Special Not1cea of Eventt $1.00 1 1 Ob1luar1es pubbahed at I cent per word. guaranteed, immediale r o~se.~ tmousd L lJ icr. 1i a;;n/h ~ ~·,app~ov('C by unanimous vole of that carrll'<i the show. fer He '58.id It showed "honora- looktnc beelull I WU "W WORDS I DAY 3 DAYS 6 DAYS l MO sion . Lease includes 6 room V(;!(Jnt11r · arKi:e ·· u ~--s th'· .d · Jtickson city counc il. Ten of lhc stations which put hie. and courageoua otflcen of the Ue." 15 60c IKtc $1.35 $4.00 a , .or;11ne napp, rn.ru S l e, . . . J,.a;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;""""'""'"lll""'&lli upstairs :•t1:irlme11t. Reuson for I w '.'a , ie ;:il'ed 1 Mrs. CW ford! FoUowing tbt: r~commendatJon the program. concernmg cr~e prison service as venal" . :IO 60c ,1.20 $1.80 $6.00 25 75c 11.IIO $2.25 17.IIO sellin)i: - ;,oor health. rom• Hayes. Hf. So Second Ave ., Mid- , or a salary committee headed by o~erlord ~ Capone, have appli~a- Omar F. Elder Jr., vice ?reel- Roll' J B detl IE. P. Adai r, couacil passed an lN)ml for license renewals pendmg dent and general oounsel for . Plete price $7500.00 Call Wy- '1 111erlOr I, •Miss Ad• recelveil by 10 A. M. will bti In that day'• paper. 1e o ur e, . . . . bel th F-"- I Co · 2-9935 or Wy . 2-6640. ru I0-6tc Th . d A M'ddl rt M ordinance on its first reading lo ore e eucra mmwucaABC repUed, "tbla ls to 888Ul"I 1 532 ll' 1 epo , rs. I . ,.,ft FCC) . •--~~-- - -C D I w· ve.,1 215 U . A cut the m1lyor'a salary from $6,· uons ......,mnu•t•~ u:,,:: c ot::aw.ett that ' there wu certainly no dePHONE WY 2-2157 . a e ippe' mon ve., nd th t th •-• b nd ' the ( 20) Bus .I neSS Pomeroy, Donald E,'IlOn, Rt. 2 OOO lo $4,000, 8 year a e. serv- :n -~mf le!e~~ ra mg sire or intention to lmply any re(1) NOTICES Service Long Bottom, Mra. Albert E. Wal- ,ce director' from $5,MO to 14.- . ~w e rteernns on the integrity of the - -=~~==~==~ HOUSE TRAlLEK, 1958 Liberty, Affi CONDmONING. REFRIG- lace, Rt. 3 Oalr Hill, Mrs. Eliza- 600. ,:11e. U?~touchtedables, one offteL Bureau of Priaon11.·• beth Bonham, Jackson. Miss Gail After eliminating llR office ex• ev..,wn s wp-ra programs, eaFCC Rteelftl f"=r!1IM t'ERMll'B AND Pl!8T CONTROi 4l X 10. Washer and Dryer .__.,,_ •-Large awning Ralph Frutb ERATION service. Jack's Re. all r fo th turea actor Robert Stack as the -r b1 F-_,_ .,___ ., JCa mapecuwL ....... . · ' frigeration New Haven. Phone Mc Manis, Wellston. Mrs. Harold pense owance O ....,., r e . . . The JO statiom with license ~ ed i., Natloalrld6. ~ R. Mason, W. Va ! I I l0-6lp M M A lb Cliff d city solicit.or council incre.ased late crunebuster Ehot ~ess, head ~ ; . that and 8enlee S&atloa ,n THI .. ~--- 11J 2·3537. 6-23-U organ, c r ur, or . .. of a group of federal agents set , newal applicationl .,__.,.,g A. S WEEK ONLY, NEW ----=,-,----- Smilh, Ironton, James B,~ying, Jr. llle salary for the position 'from u in the 1020,, to break thr:- Ca- broaO~aat Thursday night's show IMI. f.llMf• White electric 5; :ng machme. AUCTIONEER Ironton and O. W Genhellller, Co,.. $l ,320 to $1,600. P b Th lied "Tbe !are WFGA, Jacbonville, Fla.t UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT. \ '. ound bobbin i.n portable carry• REASONABLE RATES lumbus. All present holden of lhe posi• Uponte moh b.l ,? bwere ~a the ' ll'LOF or1--.aA Fla• WPST Ml... nouc a es ecause y · ,ttJJUU, -, • BW Lewe'1 Senle. S!l.ttiolt and! rng case, 5 year guarantee. Only SATJSFACTION GUARANTEED Bhths lions cr1tJC1zed the .salary cuts. couldn't be bribed ami, Fla.: WEAT, Wat Palm THI can1-ou,, Powell Sveet,, Mid-I f69,SO Meigs Electric Service Call or wrlit L o. Mcf.•J Mrs. Jack Hill, ?20½, Second Councilman Adair Mid the cuts Many Plots ·Fictional Beach. Fla ., WABC. New York dleport.. Fel.tllrlq minor re- and Sewing Center , Middleport. Cbeaier, Ohio were intended "to bring these sal- Th . . nalized City· KGO San :F' J' an• ii e ctj Avi , son. 10:27 a. m, Thursday. . e program runs 11c110 ,. , , I ,. ,,. pain, lalt Jobi aad complete anes down lo a reasonable level_ io f N • r •r d \\iBKB Chicago· KABC Los An- EACH AmRNOON ' =c -==~==--· ~ 8-22-30-tp aeledltn of benrap•• Onllle SINGER SEWll'IG MACHINE- INSTALLATION OF CUSTOM or Discharged '.110~ . in !fine 'l"ith sb-allari_es ,f'81'1.d ;:equn;e':ur° sh::s ~ I geles; Plt~gh. and •- . U I Round bobbin, in brand new Patients recently discharged in- m .c,t1es o compara e i.ize. e criminals w1'lh whom he n~•er WXYZ, Detroit. factory made cabinets, ceramic eluded M.is3 Cora Joachim, Emil d th t tak _, SHOTGUN SHOOT at the Izaak conso Ie ca binet. Equippeo 1" plastir or noor tile, building sai e ac on was en MW 80 actuallv came in contact. An FCC spokelilll8D said that If · nd ak b h Kapleina, \\i'illiam Patrick, Elvin that the salary would be eslab" Walton Farm, Chester, , Ohio, ug :tag a m 8 utton 1es. ranch-tvpe home at •10.00 per . . . Thursday night's program was it received a complaint about the With Your Fa'fOltttt w·n 11 ,J " Butcher. Mrs. Jorul Birchfield, J hed b the t d d t f le 1 1:00 p. m. Sunday, Jen. 15, 1961 se to r~spon.sible party square foot. AL~ any type re- Joseph Willis, Mrs. Willie 1'..,rost, ,5 h Y f . lflle can 1 a es I the final instalbnent of a two-part show from Bennett U would folMudc-Nen of Public invited. 1 12 2tc to take over 8 payments o( $8.40 modeling. Phone Rutland SH 2or t e O fl('es next month · · d · tin the t sf of low its usual practice of asking per month. Ph011e WY 2-220-t. Billie Frost, Mrs. Robert Graves, ln voicing their objections May- series epic g r~ er_ . f lb . . and then Interest In '1'111 Ana {l) l().6lc 4914. 12-19-sotc Mrs. Albert Searingin, Mrs . or Harbarger 90inted out that the Capone from Atlanta Pemtenbary stations or e1r v.1ew1 (6) LOST AND FOUND - - - - ---- OD 1,00 Toda, With God Dally lltntlnel, Poo.wuy.NMdltpCM1, O., . .. 11, ttel"' TERRY be By GIORcaa'WONDER WINNIE WINKLE M"' TIii! MeN ..u<;. A<IIN&U! 1HOU&ltT PIEe:H 1'IE l'C6 "1flll:l(Jl'JNtt.lU<J<5KA~~ W~M"C\ id. OH , I JUST 1HOIJGHT W!NDY, MLL VOLI Pl.EASE DELIVER THIS NOrE 10 MR WtLLIA.\19 ATWtOO.t. lODAYt IT Lll.'OULD BE NICE 1D INVITE HIM 1D VISIT AGAIN. f1E'5 A VERY !NTERESTING PERSON. WE'llD'Y WAS ONLY.A CHILD WHE-N HER FAWER WA5 f<ILLED IN THAT MINE EXPLOSION IN SOOTH AMERICA_ ... ... oll u le, ,._ i. "' , !tit "1- - �·� . · - -- . .. . ... ,,-� ... .. .. ... ' .......... " .. . ., t! •,_ , .. l!f . . ... . . ... : • • . .. ---- - ..,, ,......,,_,. ,__ ..,. , _____ -- -. -. ...•----.. . ---. ... -- ,.... -- ..- ...�. -.._� .. .. - - ,. . . . . . •· . -- . ... � •- • -... - .., -- r .., .- r. .. - ----· • • - -·... -..: ..i - ... - -:-. a...: ·. . . " "'" ' . , , 8-Daily _Sentinel , Pomeroi:• M iddleport , O . Jan. IS. 1961 1,---- ----..· New Hartford WSW� Group Meeting Held I ' - --- Philathea Society Contributes $400 To Church Building Fund I 'i_ \ Mainly About people In 1 '°' 1 • · . . . Reports G.,ve n By Leaders o, F'des L dge 210 Pomeroy =- EuIer- ROUsh Vows W'II Be Event Th k Of January 28th In BeIIe Center M th :a��7 I BLAETTNAR'S , ,-.lir ,.rr:h r,rooo M .,. K R,zer ' Honored upon Her s,·xth Birthday By Parents "Stocks are UP • • • Prices are DOWN '' "' BAHR CLOTHIERS 11./otP.d For Sew •fe WOmen - 1959 OPEL 4 crl. 2 Door · · ... · · fl, 195 l 1 96tDART Y8. Phoenix · · · · · · · · $2,295 . l·i � l I 1955 STUDEBAKER 4 Door __ $395 1955 MERCURY 4 Door ___ $495 1 955 BUICK Super 4 Door __ $695 1 955 PONTIAC Star Chief 4 Door _ $695 1 954 OLDSMOBILE VB 2 Door _ $495 1 954 FORD VB 2 Door ____ $395 1 955 DODGE VB 4 Door ___ $595 1 955 BUICK Super Hard Top Cpe. _ $695 1 955 BUICK Roadma1ter 4 Door _ $695 1 954 IUICK 4 Door ____ $295 1954 DESOTO 4 Door ____ $395 �- 1 95 3 BUICK 2 Door $150 AND MANY MORE AT BLA ETTNARS .•' Opeh EveAings Until 7 P.M, IUICK - PONTIAC ""'"'. GMC TRUCKS !AIT MAll)I IT. ' , .;., l'OMIROY • J'ar,ity Club Dance -�et For Soiurday meelln,. LIBERTY THEATRE Middleport, Ohio NOW IHOWING "DEVIL'S DISCIPLE" Burt Lanc■-ter, Kirt Dout1lu a n d Janet Scott "BOY AND THE PIRATES" Charle, Herbert and Susan Gordon AIM Cartoon C1rnlw1I The Varsity "P'' Club II 1pon­ .arlng • dance at the Pomeroy High School Saturday nlj!ht, Jan. I�. 7:30 to n p. m. Emcee, for the event will be "Tho Jays," Kenny Hy,ell and 1-i Jordan. Thi■ Saturday will he the last -rtunlly for any couple with­ Ing to pt Into the Melgs-Maaon Champlon,hlp dance contest to be held Jan. 38 at Pomeroy. Everyone II �lcome. There a111 ..,,. than !00 dtller­ ent ope<le•. of hummlngbtrdo ...:... Another Gaad Buy From • • • BAKER FURNITURE F R I G I DA I R E just one of many oafeguords that pl'Dl9ct Jm. portant �I papers and other voluablei Inside our voult. Why not come get the k eys lo your very own safe depasit box this -k? ICIII renlal COIi Is -. flllllll• weeklyl . ', ( WE PAY 3% INTEREST ON SAVINGS : ' ' . $869 · B11cayne 2 Door. V8 motor Ii a utomatle lrllll. TblJ one <nmer low mlleace cu1000 and perfonna II new. l!ycoUent · W.W. tlftl, rtdlo and hNter, beautiful <Olor of white and tuniuolN. Only $1495 BAKER FURNITURE . RUTLAND IN MIDDLIJIORT j ,. o.liir. food ,· ., ° be w •lfo lJN · . :" ,.--"-" F}own Jnto stn•fe Areas ,u-n: ::ch n:-· ::;a:.; ;:..lal� :: Trustees E}ttt .,...__ !Jo--• • •..t ► . �aco�ear Talk B Foltz y ,.., iv ? \ J ·? l -.Jni. fUDefal f Mr. ffaP"gerty Js Next M0ftda! u. :i::��i -,, a t Officers For Hinch : I . Outline Suggested For Commu1'ity Success M••• Mere • • • Re1111,•J,er . I'• De■ler ...,. ,..,. ....., '' IIOMIROY •WAC:l(HA'MER MISSED SECOND PERIOD FIELD GOAL ATTEMPT-Mlddle­ Porl'I llcbant (Dick) Swackbamer's jump shot from the side failed to dent the hoops In F'tl ·•a -Galllpoli1,Mld4!eport basketb1,ll ,t;i.me iq GalllpQl,!s. Th, ):el.19.\t J�ctet, droe a 5;1-50' baftl�'to tlie tlil1li "coiml1ans. fn tlie"aoove pliofo ln�de: Ruis cElhlnney, 21, af left; Bill Thomas, Ray (Hot Dog) Kloes, George Pope and Dave Roberta, ,partially bidden from view. ll .I' \ , , !e •. a .) " . Pledges TOla1 $7 500For FabfJC3tJDf1 • • Plant M l nto Court .-y, - -- - w-. New cor •- • � !Ol'IDUICI. e eyl. nioi.r � .·. •· • ' 't· ,, � t ;J ... 1f1' l ·, ' I' ._, '-t·, u..-· t.. Coats sllCCeedS prest A program ffead _, 1960 CHEVROLET Only $2295 ' •J Commg • year 1956 PONTIAC · std. lnlll. 100% SIWlllltl for 30 day,. DelUJl equip­ ment lncludlna wheel .U..· radio and h•'-· · , '. , F o ce Bard Top �. blue over lwry flnilh, .f,,/,. leu clean orillnol lntetior. All t1na. 1uiomatle, ndio and hotter. Thll OIII owner car II oure lo pl�. . va .. ...,, � p Ji Ins all $869 1958 CHEVROLET 'l!..t LIM TIAD• ' J and lot, of scat. You do- and there are no duplicates. This Is ' "Frost Preof'' REFRIGERATORS $469•95 WHO KEEPS YOUR SAFE DEPOSIT KEYS ? Monteray 4 Door. Beautiful cor1.l over ivory 'with apot. leu interior, Men.iomatle ' trlnl. Radlo and heater, New tirel. PlenlY of loolto I I' bl: ndl•·•· ---• ., 1 957 GMC Y8 ½ Ton Pickup · · $1,095 Area Resource ~ ' 16 Thm;e 1 959 BUICK V8 LaSabre · · · · · · $2,1 95 1 956 BUICK Roadmasttr · · · · · · · · $895 1 I 1: a 1 959 BUICK V8 LaSabre · · · · · · $2,295 -· can f Secure L03d • • gtn Bnn g Man Second Lecture We Can Save You More . . • LET US PROVE IT I ho•, ) Agent To Give Pomeroy .Motor Co. o,,icPrS Commission Makes March 13 Target DateFor Approval w. I ,I I M E ET THE BOYS 1956 OLDSMOBILE "88" · · · · · · · · $895 a _. � � ...., _,-. ... � ­ ..... ........ ...., _, ._ ...,... _,, ,-tip ._. .. .. ..._ Dnot«f To The r..,!NII'- 0/ Tiu, Mllfp-Ma,on if'fJO c Of c pUSl] For Members Ifs ovened I •• Now Is The Time To Bur! �ew ' Roush', Shot Ston -,-M__ eet _ Cl b-W 'U _ I 957 PONTIAC V81 . · . . . . . . . . .ll ,095 ) i •10·'" Piano, O •an Rec,ta • Is �,ven In PTA Program ...... .. ... I ii WEAll'HER. Harry Ray Nay, architect for the Meig,, Memorial Hospital, said Frida y night plans for the new facility are three-fourtba finished and should be completed by Feb­ ruary 5 . The architect met with the Hospital Commission which Va. Route 2, 8 m a J n Va. iUPJ )�An l kersburg 00 the Oh.io River-re- along ST. MARYS. March ts to have the plans completed, approved, set 11orth-south tramc artery, on the explosion o;d undetennlned origin sponded to the alarm. and ready put up for bids. After the plans for the new set a giant oil refinery ablaze I Because of continu ing sporadic side away from the Ohio River. hospita l are. completed, Nay said th8t they must be apbere today. Six hours lat�r the t:X;>losions end the danger of even A number of housea and the Baltl• proved by the Ohio Health Department and by the Fedflame, were still r8ging and two bigger ones. lhey were confined more & Ohio railroad tracks are era l government before bidding is allowed. Agency ap­ workeni were missing and feared mostly to l'Ontaining raLher than located on the opposite side of the provals may require a month. highw4y, which was blocked by extinguishing the in(emo. deal! State autboritlel bad suggested ii purchued all0 Wffl ditcuaeed The bla&t rlpped through a big The refinery covers many acres firemen. that the local hospital conurrllion- 1 ll was agreed that buying of IW'Fl.Sming gasoline and other oil "cra ckin1" tower. at the Quaker I en should pt for another month ;>lua equipment should be looked I product, spillin1 from ruptured State Oil Refining Rorp. b u I k before putting the new ■tru� Into. Dr. Boice ...t ""1'illl lines and tank endangered a large plan� here about 4 a.m. lt was up for bid. i.-;: night the com- equipmenl can be bought at big , TAKE:S TRAINING - Maurice E. Dunt, left, of area, and set allre one of a string felt moN! than. lour miles away miulonen declined to do ,o. ,avqop. Mai n-st Pomeror, a _customer sei:v!cem aa for of railroad lank cars, which exand knocked from his bed a man ;, lllemben ,aid that as long .. the It WU .. 'IJOlnted out lhat ) Eam ' Ohio Fuel "as . Co., IS p1cture_d rece1V1Dg instructio(t. EARL BlTE _ ploded with a roar. Who ,... oleeping in a house deadline of A:,rU lst _,...ny oquipmenl can be lea■ed fo, the from George Pnce, while attend1ng the Jan 9-13 seuio11 aome 500 yards . distant . _. be met with ..,., there ii no new boopi lal from local pbyolcThe flames also ate tbrough a llemJH Earl D. Rlte, ,.. of . th� Columbia Gas_ System Service Trainmg School at of Jead-enl'ased main telephone line Mr. and Mn. R. E. Hite, wu reason why addltLonal time ahould iana or from 8 private compooy . Towering flatnes. sped gu1c�ly Wash�ngton Pa. Ohio_ Fuel, part of lh:e Columbia Sy• asked. along the highway, cutting off tel- home .. a 14-d-, leave from be through the maze of crackmg I If this ii done the hospital must tern: IS sen di ng all of •� cu�tomer servicemen for an iD. _ 1be board Nt • meeting for be in claarge of the equi ephone comrmmlcations to t h e Fort klley , Kuua rece nt ly ud towers,· mazes of pipelme, small ! , (:menI tensave, week-long service 1D1provement coune at � �i ..... I M1ddh::port s Chamber of C�m- , . has returned to Fort Leourd next Monday nimit when 811 as area. lttructures known 81 filter houses ,... at all limea, accor\UUli to state scbool merce today had laur.Bhed i t s ood Mo., to m.. -"''fie lib II yet unidentified person who ls .,. ,' ___ • __________________ and to seme of the giant storage . 1 Sheriff's deputies and civil de- W • . -� . law· ' 1961 ml!mbersh 1p d rl\'e with Cash ic traiaJllc weekl b · u _ Al" d to have administrative abll- ""'-i. k ense wor ers were tryi ng to put . tan�. la •·· 11 f •1a11 ' '"' maJor y o rge •-Pl I . . . Bah.r as chairman . . Uy hat been invited to attend. I together an emergency communJ1be two qussmg men, who ha d l now leuing equ ipment from � cretar H d Fred a i L (·Rt r;a tbb� n ) a Se I re of aur J( private concern, 80 that they can ions system. ' been working in tbe area whe On recommendato o be ke,t up to date on all oew Henalee' state departm�nt the explosion o c · c u r r e d , were ' goa l ot. I OO mem bers a $20 each I Sco res of persos are employed health the board will study ap- modern features, � wu reported. identified as Carlton Robv 38 St . I I8 be mg soughl bY Ihe c oj C· at the refinery but · ap'Jarently OVlftfJ • driv se1 Th wa regu e s polnn,;ent of an administrator. up a: ar rl : bou � ' • 1 t ;..,. � on y a handful f them on M y,, an Clyde Roush a t r, . Mn. RensJee alao recommendQfl S He would act as oonsultant with : lar meetmg last ni�h: m town , duty when the explosion and fire 30, of New Matamoras. Ohio. Leslie Fultz• Cbairman · f the pomeroy Cha. mber .a • ed that a aaving of from 112 . 000 ha l l presided over hy Pcesiden t occurred . 1h e board, and if hired, would A r ce fund drive to raise enough money to Comme intere..., a1, _ n, . ., Fire compank!a and volunteers . . ' *tS w " • 000 may. be made " u..: Don stivers. work on buymg Df group II and __ Ril P rker r nc 10 rm to an the unannou locate g a sbu ed fi lrom tbt'O,ughout the area-located g t ur ical number of medical and _ __ • Ass:sting in the drive ,, be HI rnppliea. 11111-Burton money and Reel building, said this mornin• that a total ol ,ome 22 miles northwest ol Par· from our ,_ ... are we oom■ 1 red r ,_ i.u •7 Harp!d Hl:bbard, Jr . JolJn Wcrll would pay one half hia aalary "' • 500 has been pedged , _ bY IOta I f'll'DlS,t, ' two. , Bob Coats wa s named program ner. Edison 8:iker . and �:, StiThe C of C had set a figure of money was actually needed II . . . 'l1ie Board an<t Ney also will . . , � at the meeting were , -. chairman Friday mgbt , by Pres1- be . vers. • ad been � -•h 000 Interest b -• w 1 c ru e lilAM' In mov,; 1 b the firm glR chec king oq power service . . , dent Gene Grate of the M1 ddlem Henry Ewing, D r. amount the f'irm had asked that mg. u... A goa1 of half that mamt Alva Grover. Cheshit·<!, presiat the new hOIP•til l. Both the me. ben porl· Pomeroy Roi ary c.u , b· denl ol the Meigs-Gal 1\a h:vclo1}- II · Ohio Power Company and Col- Boice, R. L. Jacobs, Fred Rua- the area try to raise even though was aet up by the local C of C. Gerald s�ccee� Preston Coats . umbus and Southern Elect k: Co sell, A. L. Mehlman, A. C. Brad- i1 wu reported that on1y enough Fultz ,aid ment Association, spok<' at length lhat ho � t i e whose res,gnallon from member, Chairman Theodore R,ed, lo rd on a mealing held at Kyge, Creek have lines near the bu� Ii� amount bu � blln � ship in the club w111 accepted due on Childre '• Jr., and Clerk Leo Vaughan, along High lasl Mondav mght. tie led n Ho Hill I pledged to ail princ1jJle in Ourembers � w ther or with Mr. Ney. to Preston's having moved to Pt M a discussion on lhe subject of Robert C. Young, lest.on. W. Va. who will Ill tww _ 72, Midf:lle- Pleasant . . ______ , highway development iaot they would be allowed to . rccrca- ·:ort, wa� cited to Gallipol is Mu. contact the interated Grate, presiding o,,er • regular havt aervice from both "l\t,fo\llff' Develo;iment," iJ ttonal facllitles, and othel' mat- 1l'l.pa1 Court next power ednesd ay meeting In social [(Wlffll of Heath J'ullz expects the company .. \ the loJ>k: fo• J.he last evening tel'S 1jI\ .knna paniu t the hospital. Tbe. c arged w UUfJ:I . insecure load. alter -Methedlll Church . • a;.,, ..." �•- , - .,,.. ,..._,_iiot-· 0:rl I '-'d to •ave tho ' 11 · Al outlln■d c , mee , mg · . an accidentll,het Eureka 1o rowon clalf'llf- • u ., "1.ib'. t>f I I mootin� e-· klslr -ng h on Rt · 7 at p hJm on the campanfi I iiJ• . lans for. 8 reviled Rotary Bulle- franchiae tn Pomeroy. for fa,mert J-,. · 1s; at 8 p.m. at were Mt't Werner a nd M r s. 10-15 Frid toward the amount - by .... or "Little Wheel, " whoso ed- • The Board qroed that H both Racine HJgh School Auditorium. j lllbbll. vow:'ii ':a, dr�ii-ng a dump tin, day. ltor 15 Rotarian Harry Bame�. companies were connected at lnlck loaded with junk when a Howard Nolan, Vo-J\g instnK·----One feature_ �f the n-!-;v ,1.:J tetm the bmpital, there likely would EJa,twn at.officers for the new Also, Fultz said I II eqw'-1 m("fal rim fell off, striking : he _ tor at Racine, ' aald Mr. Wil, • and • talk by Prosecuting other pledges will be turned It Ile autobwsraphlcaf sketche, be no power emergency n . They grill on a car belon1lng lo James will llam R . Miller, Area Extension Co u rt E tnes Set 1 membera and Rot•rv Anni - a greed unanimousl,y that If both IDfluiil Attorney Bernard Fultz � high- before MonJay 0 C Walla<e. 36, Rt. 1. Bidwell. Agent, Reaource Deveropment Co- Dates For Trials one each week - prepared by companies could have power at LEOPOLDVILLE• Con!IJI ( UPI > light, of the county-wide meet- ll')' would employ lrom ll5 le • Convictions in Meigs County operative Extension Service' Ohio =--· .a 1edger en Iries have been ,,__ Dally Sentinel column ist 1 "D1d the hospital, one should be used -The United Nations flew troops mg ol townshlP t-·--•� held last penoos. State Univeralty wu present at filed in the Clerk of Courts divi- '-Alllrt repnrted by the state pa., ---You Know That ) Mra. Bl anche ooe month and the other the to "independent" r..t ..n..a Prov- uigbl ng Hayman "'"'"--&a Nov. 21 meetihg and explained smn - of the Common Pleas Court. trol Included Manni ' . ere • hand neit. This would give the hosplt• Ince todat, hoping to bait fighting New officers elected were 26, Lon!!: Bottom, fined Sl0 and· ff811k.ma Question.alre!I w_ Resource Development as to how A divorce has been \• ded ed each Rotarian laet mght. Qf al full lighting in time of an between its army and forces JoyaJ Pearl Jacobs, president, F r e d costs for speed, Gary E Rife, 19, U has helped other commumhes. Naomi Thompson from �;��iam Rutland. fined $10 and costs �or The resignatlon of Bob Ha "',&er• emergency and not partial light to deposed Premier ·Patrica Lu- Lelfhelt, vice-;iresident. Arthur Mr. Miller ls expected back at Thompson. "nle pla intiff was Orr, executive commi 56. Mid- ty also waa announced fl wa1 81 from a battery aet-up. mumba. this Jan. 16 meeting to further awarded custody of minor chld- soeed· James W Smlth, tteeman, vut� at a reamt boarJ of d 'i ectaction Despite Soviet re,ort■ to the and Frank A. Johnston. secrethat It was agreed no � dleport. fined and costs for no develop tht subject, Mr. Miller ren and support. Gross neglect -i, mufner · and Nat�an Biggs, 40, ors meeting to participate agaiD would be taken on ttwi untll both contrary, IOUl"ceS here said Lu- tary. haa aald, "Better communities was the charge. Acl'ordng to oth• rs i Affa CQllla World of Institute com the in and cted panies were Rt. 3, Pomeroy• fmed SlO for no do not just happen , they 'Ire er entrie1 the suit by lhe City I mumba was atill behind ban at About 40 persons were in at• in Cincinnati b s17n:°;ig tbe legality of the matter atudied. any army camp in 'l11.yavllle. fKl tendanee -at the meeting to hear license plates. f � dreamed tliat way by someone " Loan and � avings Company R. E. of �oca I ap�aran ac I Commiasioo member • what wu termed a "a most inmiles west of here. hll been much interest in against Ben Batey, et al, has � t the aen id ice ral Jamea fur F ,ervkft une t ting or by talk Prosecut " e havlna: IOgh'C'ay 33 irnp1?ved In- been set for a hearing January MARRIAGE APPLJCATJONS N. planes carried 800 Mo� res sa served din- Bo ��:e:of the bas been Haggerty, 85, w1m died 1 b I • . a Walter ff. Lavender, 88, Witchto Meip County, recreahoaal fa- 18, at 1 1 a. m. can troops to Maoooo Katanga Fultz. Refreshments were served ner. of Group n nd moming _at � lane on Nart11 g. at the meetin is eUltlet tor vacationers and tour- Also a suit by B. F. Parmalee er, W. Va., ret ired, and R o s e community .Invaded �lier th _____ He ,aid that, the bo F bs den and ront-st m Middleport. will fO<ffl Trustee Presi t Jaco Iota atudied, . and �ther Ideas for agalnsl Ill . L . French will tarl Huber, S7, Rt. 1, Middleport, to week by pro-Lumwnha a le ugh, hteo held at the Rawlinp-Coa r, annoon t co cbrldging,extla In me to the area. trial action Ja nuary 19 at 9 a. Thomas Earl Manuel, 19, Racine. Arkan1a8 Man'• !"�d � : � N from neighboring Ktvu Provine<!. Vice President Leifhe t ; loc neral Home Monday at 2 p.m. attend the annual ed y will _ tcY;>c• M o n d a Y m. conee� ing the first bra?l<'h farmer, and Janet Sue Norris, 21, Rem ain& Comin 'rbe• may the Mid acene the the act: wu taken thou; ii w.: Report. from g ased waa • rnembrr Pomeroy• file clerk. of the petitlOD, night. first U.N. tranaport to arrive wu coovenlwn of the state association h � John Franklin Wheeler of Pine discussed et length, 01 the Ghrl.itlao aiarcb of 11111' ----Bluff, Arkansas, wot be retw-ned Point, of how to ,ave money rated al Manono airport by gun. I dleport � wu • m,,,..,,-...,.,.,. here for burial fo]lowing death when equipment for the bolpltal fire which wounded one Moroc01 clgara m the area duriol . 1n a car accident there. The c1e- ---------- J ean. n WU not Immediately ..,. her years. He w.. born In I.». tain which aide fired on the plane. ceased wm arrive In Alben, at F tleton, W. Va. our Fined . Here. _ Troopo loyal ta Lunwmba oJao • 9,43 lhia evening. Surviwra lnchxle ... the been had reported on Actiom march Court In .. Funeral arrangement, are Edwin. James and RoiJffl, a!I .! y et lncompleta but the body will Four per■ona have been fined in Eqwotor Pro.-, but there Middleport; aix gtAhtDt ii. 1ituathe late on report no was court «Nll Athena in from by action by Judge ty be removed here and ID great-grandchildren; -two Emmett Peoples including a par• lion there. · . tho Ewing Funeral Home. sisters, Mary Bosco of F,,-. . en! lor failing to ,end hi■ child President Joseph Kuavubu and ----Col. Jose:,h Mobutu Oew to Thy,- Installallon of offlcen o1 t b e W. Va. and Ro8e Ernest d can,. to ochool. 8QUAD CAIJ.EO The Middleport Emergency Edwin Solian wa, fined 1211 ville Friday to quell unrest among Fraternal Order ol Police, Gallfa. bridge. O. · unit w.. called at 10 a. m. this and co,la for faUlng to havt hll troops In the local prrilon who llleiga Lodge No. 115 wu b e I d Rev. Fred I. Ganlner will be II momlni when a lady fainted at cLUdren In school, bul the fine were said to have ■et Lumumbo Wedneoday night In Pomeroy. Six- charge of ....-. Burial will be teen police, member1 of aherlff made in the Riverview Cemetery, a local grocery store, She was waa auapended. Dennls Manuel free. all right on arrival of the squad. wu fined $IOU and coai. and sen- They returned Friday night, departmeni. and si.te highway Friends may <all at the fuilenl tenced to three day, In Jail on and IOUK'el here ■aid they had patrolmen attended the Install>- home any time prior to ltl'Vi4:II. LOCAL TEMPS COllViction of · driving wbUe in• restored order. 11le ,;unreat" at t.lon. M fte 11 a. m. temperatures ht1 a m) u aa S l toxicated, Charle, McClanahan 'lbysville appea red to have arisen 'l1I08e installed were Otesler Meche* a 1 $IS and coat, on • speeding charge from • virtu>I mutiny by para- Leaper, -Iden!; Fred DeWeese D��!";'!��The c1e.-.. •u a • vice president; John Taylor, aec- refused to 'hire Warren e,pedalloe of raill and Clande A. Frazier 1211 and troopen demanding back pay. n!lary-1:reasurer ; William Barr. costs or the ume charge. �r la &be clay. an administrative emp)oye at City chapla in, James Saunders, con- Hall bocau,e he weighed laths PTA> ro MEET PLAINTIFF WJN8 ol The Harr18onvllle PrA will bold doctor. Sheriff Robert C. l!arte!l· one poond ovet 207. Hlocb wt111 George W. \Yells, plaintiff. hu Ml!IG8 GENERAL HOSPITAL been awarded a divorce from •Admsiliona - Verd Smith, lb regular meeting Monday e\le- baeb of Pomeroy, was the install- on a M hour fast, weighed in a& 206 Friday, and ,.., hired. nlng January 16. A1ao the Letart Ing officer. Freda M. Well, In common pleas lteed,vllle. court action. It bad been report- Dlscharg�· - Joseph Smith, PTA will meet the l8D1e nllilht, FoUowing the installation Porn- "I suppose I'm back over the chicken llmlt again now thoU&J>.'' be sald. ed erroneously lhet tho d�fendant Middleport, and Jeohie WatllOII, Member■ an w-pd tu attend eroy officer• served a " I ato breakfast." dinner. both. wu awab-dell the dlvon:e. Pomeroy. � w. ,, 8 WORK BOOT I\Jew Off,'cers, Ten<:her5 �'tJmf'd ent1ne at y Quaker Oi I Refinery Blast K•11 I S 2' R Oc kS s t. Marys Iii!>- E nd T Wh H lped e Nay Says Meigs Memorial Hospital Plans' Nearly Completed, Sets Date At Feb. 5 ,,-__b03 M--b-rn Athen, Tue,day From Members � 11 .,.: s �.� - ---:::=::--::::::==:-::::--:--:-r-:--��:------------ --;:;::;--:;:;----------,,i,J� ----Pomeroy-J41dtlleport, Oblo, lamrday, Jan. 14, 1961 NO, 227 lie PD OOPT � •· Cirele's C k B ks On Sale 'T' • VOL XII ,-nt]; .. 0 ' ••'9. I . I iATORoAY NOW YOU KNOW 1\1 • -,... wll&dll e.·• .&,1, eomblaet Ille fudlom ,I alarm ekd., · 1 . • 1 1 � t ' t· .\ r 1 1 . • ttop lfttmr&er, altimeter, barot .t l • � h ', l!I. I _. cah-Ddar I t wu eu.l � . n !, ,1 , Ohio la "lwlb.erlud la 1111. The recent ly orgqized Wo- ' Mrs. Guy Reynolds, vk.-e preai- dessert l'Ourse was »erved by 001cen tho - year ..... ,.. -�Mas men · s Society of World Serv ice dent of the Phllathea SociNy o( \ Mn. Bertha Danl, Mrs. Lohse . Mr. and Mrs. H. 8 Wednelday evening Mr. and Mn. Don Mullin inltall@d to ,lhll cel Invitation an WJcl , WSWSJ of Har_tford, W. Va. , met ! he Middleport Church of Christ, Mn. Lena Wolfe, Mn. Beach and ret � yesterday fror,, C'h1eago ! whet! the Put Councllon of where ,lley were called last Sat!'Nil, ol att atloll lnau&ur tho Thursday evening Jan. 5 for its presided over a meeting held Mr■. Nellie Beu. end ol ■ 1 Oieotar Council Daughter urday by the deat h of her father. mon thly meeting at the home of ). Thursday evening at the ch�b. i Amtrtea, met ai the lodge hall. dent Kennedy. _ ___ _ ) :\fr and Mrs. Dale � - Jacobs . Mra. MariQo Woo«, vice pre■I- Mr. and Mn. CleorJo c...i. Mrs. Herman �hae WU devoMrs. Robert_ Dille. New Haven . I left today for Broo klyn , N, Y. to . dent, opened the meeting by read• and dauabter, Dianna, have ,. The mee�mg opened with the . honal leader, ass1Sted by Mra. attend the wedding of their son. • Ing from St. John, followed by turned home after a -·• vlllt group singmg ' "Swee-t Hour o f ! Frank Beach who read the scr ipI S-N John Da le Jaro� to Anita the Lord's Prayer UHi Pledge to In Baltimore, Md., with her ailler _ 1 Prayer·• .:m d prayer by Mrs. Ro- tun•. Mrs. Lohse gave the readCordero which will t�ke place. . the Flag. II wa, voted to contrl· and brother-ln,law, Mr. and Mn. ber! Gilland inB, ·· Let's Check On Our Christ• O I there S�dav. , bute 110 to the lodge. lnllalled R. C. -tgomery. Dri ing . o on wer been .lS who e C�rroll. R , VanetlR L. ! ll ey, l Com Wi Chance or . . " De� U B wen, 'Mrs. Ray Morria, -!dent; � Mr. and Mr■. Floyd Smith and The progratn '"At Horne . A UlJI closed with the read m of a pray- mander, was In eharge or the reg- visit im� with her parent !, Mr. and . (I llln. Hobart Newell. vice pr,,J. aooa ol Marion .Job _ . was present ed b �- \1 n. An- : were recent er by Mrs. Beach. ular meeting ol Fides Lodge, No. , Mrs. Clvtus Carro11 In M anna­ dent : Mrs. John Hayes. -.ry gueala of Mr. and Mn. Earl drew Fields and the hostess llln. James Ridenour. tna■urer; Brtckleo, Darwin. Mrs Dillf'. shart'O with the grouP , During the buslneu meet ing ' 210 when it met Thl!rsday night d11kf'. A rkansa!, returned home · th at ll in Middleport. \\'Pdne�d.ay Ha P of K. . f ' lds Rey Mr sopresented the Mr,. s Esther Wright, flower,; and Mrs. Earl 11r1c1t1a II movJn& no en eye witness acrounts of mis- 1 1 : of baby Bob Mr and Spins �. Lod c a Mra. .s be with Henry Beaver, publicity. ety piece Two punch set. mem i r of ge Naomi 'n i. beauty ■bop next week from 1ionary work in thf' mountains of 1 Refreshment, were ,erved by Darwbl to Nye A . . She was given a r iaing vote of in Gallipolis. Rosl'oe Fowler and I North Carolina are visiting with 1 KPntueh w · '.\f rs . Helen Sansbury . Mrs. Ross Cleland, Mn. Esther thanks from the group. 1 Arthur Hoyt , transt'erred 1o the M M He Hoftne n and _ounng the busrn�ss session. Th S()(' l Wright and Mrs.. Freman WI� . Charks Millttr of Columbus \·isie y voted t u give $400 , Fides Lodge . e of �lltlcothe viii:-' Iiams. 'l1ie door prize wu awardMr. and w1t h Mrs. Robert G illand pre,s id- , to the Trustees of the- church for I t was reported by the s ic.-k. i k'd with hi'.! p artnt s . with Mr. and Mrt. I...awfflK.'e 1 ed to Mrs . Oscar Weber. Several In g , plans were discussed" ron- the building fund. It was announe- committee that Chester Zirkle ' ' !I"� \font M i 1Pr this Wt't"k. HOffner and famllY. members received gifts from rerm ng World Se rvice Day �o be ed that the group headed b y Mrs . ha9 been ill and is im�'ro v ing and Kath v Mor'-':an has 1-ieen a bsent Bill Ruaell and I>onglw their secret pals. o from !trhool th is wePk bPcau� f he l d the first Sunday in Febru- , William Bradford would h ii v e ! that Ed St iles was also ill . ema ley left Tuelday_ for I vaca-i Attend ing were tlle- above nam• R a ry. charge of the February meetlng. A report was g iven by John i tonsilitis. i n Florida. tion • ed and Mra. Jamee VanMeter, Riehard Jones underwent an Following these aeti vties, re- At the close of t he meeting a Kincaid on his visit to the GalliMrs. Willoughby Hill, Mra. Pearl Mrs. Marcella CUiier of C<>lumpolis Lodge Tuesday evening for r.merP,ency appendel'tomy at the frt's.hments were served to the Koblentz, Mrs. Clarence Neutz. bu1 and Mn. Georp Cbarlel1 and the annual installation of omeers . �Mies General, Wednesday. follow in� . Mrs. Andrew Fields. ling, Mrs. Henry Spencer. Mn. daughters of Logan vlllted :Wod­ oo Wayde Saunden was installed as 1 Mr. and Mrs. 0. E. McKinley Mrs . Frnnk Finnicum. Mrs. Bert Mabel Van Meter, Mra. uenry neaday with Mrs. Margaret &u­ have received word that their Chancellor · commander there. Wallaee, Mrs. Lewis Gilland , Eichinger, Mrs. Fannie Adams, ley, oo Brad Wolfe and Mr. Kincaid son, Earl, of the U. S. Navy . will Mr:,i Frank Oldaker and Mrs. RoMrs. Virgil Roush. llllss Leda Mate. I em era , ,..., LHI also visited WllkesvU le lodge enter the Electrlelan's bert Gilland . The meeting was Mae Kraeuter, Mrs. Edgar Har• , adjourned with prayer by Mra. The January meeting of the w�e�e officers were· installed. C\chool at Great Lakes Jan. 23. tuni Mrs. Eldon Kraeuter and Andrew Fields. Mri:; . Buel Ridenour. Three memberl of th, TwDlaht Eleanor Cirde or Heath Metho- W1lham Cottrill was installed as Rus'sell Lewis left Monday £or after v isiting The next meeting will be Feb- Garden Club were In Atbem tll dist Churth was condueted by the Chan<:ellor Commander at Wilkes- his base in Texas ville. with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. ruray 8 and the entertainment Tuesday to attend the RepDI 11 president, Mrs. Grace Johnson . over New Year's. MEIGS THEATRE committee asks each member to of the Ohio Aaoclallalll of Gar­ with Mrs. Edna French a.s devo- During the meeting at Middle- Elwood Lewis MISS ROUSH port, J. H. Grate reported on the Last week end Russell and his brin� a comic valentine. Pomero't, Oh io den Clubl meet1nt of offlcen tion al leader. 1n. parents were ln Bellefontaine to drive that la now "on " •� held at lhe student Union. . . "' � , ..� program en! Illed ··i.ook'mg V ISJl_ with Mr . and Mrs. Lsrry NOT OPEN TONIGHT I e<eaoe membership, Attending were Mn. T. A. · 'a o Backward, Thinki ng Forward·' an B .• xIe ea Le wis and new dau8hter. Mr. W Kincaid serve d y, Mrs. refreshwas ?resented by Mrs. Joh n Roger Morga11 was in Coumbus 0 .er, 0 e neas Ger.id Otlennulh me nts to the 19 members pre11e11I . Mn. T. A. Hewebon. . THE TIME MACHINE•• and c Kraws zyn. mg the mee ay to atte yeSt e The president, Hazel ml McKelvey, l Mr. · d tl M � R P and of announce or oush rs. . Harol G. (Technicolor> and following cloM of the business hi h was c00 k booki h' ch he roup has Rod T.iylor A l an Youn i meeting. Lemon sticks for the � : a,r the approaching marriage of their daughter, Nadine preseided over the regular meetw e . : � � ie3 Men'I 1 compi 1ed rat e d f' a p ·m w are no FEATURETTE Ann, to Robert Ke�th Euler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry ing of the PTA at Portland held refreshme nts were furnished by �. e�sy Watson was nie n�me o f lJ on sa le for COLOR CARTOO NS. Monday � 1 1 eat� and may be Mra Cela evening m Jan. 9. All me • R. Euler of Racine. . nd Brown. , . umntent'tonally omitted from the hers are urged to attend the purchased from any member of . COMING The we dding wi ll be an . event of Saturday, January Music waa presented by a list of those who were in Charles Coon Iy PTA meetln1 to be held the circle . Sund1y, Mond1y, Tu11day · e IudIng Ca9h I · · 28 group Of rne�� r■ m ", with. th.,e cer�mony bemg performed I n the First the evening of Feb. 2 in Rutland. Red ltultbt-r on last Sa hmiay lo attend funerThe cirele voted to make choir J•nu■ry 15-16-17 o Bahr, Mr. Wiley . Floyd Koehler. al servic., of lllrs Walter Riddle. Methodlit Church ol Belle Center, Ohio, by Rev. John Th te h IP I d robes fur the Primary Department l Solo · "ELMER GAN TRY " Elw�d, forme� minister of Racine Methodist Churc� . wis/to ;��: � �.i: sci!f Dk-k Owens, Karl Owen and Lethe ho of the churl'h, Miss Roush IS employed as a' secretary by the Me gs (Technicolor) Sluo Olo lo 11 land Brown. i ed In making the costumes whi: Followins the meeting refreshBurt Lancuster and Nylon Stitched County Farm Bureau_ Co-op Ass n,_ Pon:ieroy. Mr. Euler, -----. the chlld r wore In the chnst• menls wei·e served from the Ia ble Jean Simmon11 m S ma1onng m CIVIi Engmeermg, IS a senior the who I ma ope ��a. COLORCARTOON cenlered with I w l·n tor arran1.. . College of Applied Science at Ohio Universit y . e meetmg •"fter trhe movlea were Runnill& time 2 Hra. 36 min menI bY M n. L md a w ataon, MIDDL,IPOIT shown In the auditorium and reBox: ortlce c loses 8:30 P.M " l . Mrs. French, Mr■. Belly Swan : re e s e w re ed . and Mrs. Mary Carolyn Wiley. 1 .. '__ I ISO , ,1un __"' _____= New officer, and learh,r, were serv =�-aiiiii II m·ently elec ted at the Bradford The Mason Grade School PTA Chureh of Christ. Elected were held it1 regular monthly meeting Russell Roush, Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Rizer entertained with a party superintendent : Tuesday, Jan. 10 wlth Mu. Jan- James Reed, assistant superin- recently at their home on East Main St, honoring their et Surface . presldt-nt, presiding. tendent : Ka!hv Russell , &efrelary daughter, Milisa K., on her sixth birthday. Everyone repeated the Games were played throughout the afternoon and Lord's and Roberta 'H oover. asslsta1;, and Prayer and save the Flag Salu te secretary, .Jerry Ll /;!htfoot. who prizes a w arded the winners. t l n al o e WIii, ab Becky were and the audll'nce 1an1R ''Ameriea served as treasurer ror la !lt year. d � Refreshments of ice cream with the Beauliflll. " inscription "Happy Birthday " , Sh�rrie, Bobby and Bruce Bl.i�k- 1 waa re-e!l!("t� for this year . John l'Up cakes, pop and potato chips !ilon, Chuck Clark, Greg Eblm, The selret tiry' s report was glv- Teacher!! tlecled were en by Mr1. La\'era Yeager and Goble as teacher and MT8. Homer were served by Mrs. Rizer a 1- Denn is Gl bnore and Joyce Wil­ the treasurer's report by Mn. Forrester as assistant for the sisted by M ilisa K's grandmother, I iams. Isabelle Brown. A short buslneo,Adul t Cla8S, Homebuilders Class. Mn. Dan R�er. her teacher, I U ' meeting w11 conducted by the Wayne King, teacher. and Mrs. llln. Roy Rilfle and Mrs. Marga. The Portland-Great Bend Home Offutt. Ruth Mr■. and R.Qse president. ret nt; a a■sist Tre�sile Hendricks, ration will Club meet at Demonst The program began with recit- James Reed. teacher of the Teen- Each cup cake had a letter on it the home of Mrs. Howard Ebers­ At ala on the piano and organ by agen CJ,-ss, with Russell Roush and when they were all placed baeh, Thursday Jan. 19, from Happy Jun• they spelled t together Russell, assistan Ronnie as : '. the following: Ca rol Baldwin, l0:30 8 - rn. until 3 P m_ "Old Kentucky Home : " Linda ior Class , Mrs . ,l#ttnes Reed. as- BJrthday Millsa K, tl. Favors Mrs. Howa � No�n- w 1ll eon­ Perry, "Crl.111 Cross ; " Gaynelle slstant, and Mrs. F.velyn Wood. were balloons . bubble gum, blowduct the _ me�tmg with color and j Nease, "Forrest Dawn : " Marilyn Beginnera, and Mrs. Ann Russell outa and l ife savers. 2 J?oor Sedan . Like new rt'd and white so finl1� - ffydramatic Present were Fr anklin Rizer, acc_es nes m the home �s the drive. Cook," "Slarlight Waltz ; " Jackie as aBSiatant. topic. A polluek lunch will be Anita Fu1tz, Melanie Hackett. of Aldrldge, -----"Magic Carpet at noon. served Pamela Miller, Connie Lanning, Dream1;' ' Kay McGowan, "To A C-onnie Radford , Jon Paul Buck, Wild Rose ;" Jimmy Wise, •·sweet ho1ce of two fine one owner Nit■. One twa ,OOr hard Edd ie and lllike Young, AM Oh�op and ou H r of Prayer," <organ > : and one two door. Both have hydrama11t." ., ,.. ''" linger. Roger Dixon. Carl Offutt, • Jennlfer Ze r k l e, "Mu1etta'1 ., . · Martha and Linda Baker. ll!ary Waltl." � Lou Radford, �lana Rose, Karen The guett ,peaker, Miss Doro- Mrs. Ronald Browning waa a 'lne JO(lal owner. New Opel trade-in, Grue _ : ser . Aud r1s Russell, Mara­ Sew se ing w Rite they !seue, gave a "CJ')' impl'fla• gueat when the lynn and CaralynT, Tracy· Marl� Formerly SmUh Clothin1 Co. slve talk about "Teaching Re- Club met Weru,,Bsday evening at arul Darla Neut,llng. Bobby TiMIDDLIPORT, OHIO larded Children." Sile 11 from Pl. the club house with Mrt. George Edith Ann lllee,, Debbie Nor. 4 boor Sedan. F1nest and best aerle1 Dart. On, carefu Pleasant and l1 employed by Illa- Conde and Mr,. Raymond Batty l 1 955 MERCUiY •' . r1!, ,Johnny Elchlnger, Jo Ellen lo:cat owner, Almost like the day it waa told. 1954 MERCURY Hom• Of Torque of re- u hostesses. teacher • aa County son flight. R&lt. Diehl. Jan Beb:lnl and Angle Montclair llll'd Top. Pow, tarded children in Henderson . A A short budne- sesaioo was , 2 Door. Sp·ot1e11 clean in• H Nime Brand bl'uea, automatic tr1111. er re t, n e d si the by new conducted fol• p perkid answer and question ��� - K �tved many nli:e side and out. White over 18 Sh■rp ton• blue with .i­ · Mrs. Charles Spencer. other oflowed her talk. Merchandi.. U1ht areen fiol,h, 1000 Inte rior, rodlo, lleater. nyl girts ' a nd sending glfta but un­ Conv. Cpe. A jet black beauty tn1i de and out. Low A permanent was won by Mary ficera for the year are Mn. WllUrea, automatic trana. Jta. mi le• Perform..-ce, Joob IDd aj'.e - one own er ear. Power 1teer in1 and brakes. Jo Lambert a1 a ho1pltallty prize. 11am Ware, vict· president : Mrs. dio and heater. quality. The permanent was donated by Harvey Vanvranken, ecretary, Only $699 Bnlle Jean·, Beauty Shop for the and Mra. Raymond Baity. treasur­ · . Now Only $545 school carnival, but wn1 wtelaim- er. Hard Top 4 Door. Showroom clean, One careful loce\ owner, Power 1teerin1. Turbine drive. ed. The meeting wa, then .Jd- Refreshments were ,erved by 1 956 FORD VI 1955 CHEVROLET joumed and refreshrnenta were the hosteasea during the- social hour. Mr1 Dayton Strickland won 1ened. Foirl&ne 2 DQor. P­ conv. Cpe. White and eoral the door prize, Hoetesaea for the ateerinc and bnlw, tulo­ finiah, like new tlrea, 8 2 Door Hard Top. Power ■teerlnc and hr.kea. SpolleH molic tnu., next meetinR wiU be Mrs. Donald BOOn'EU TO MEET cyl. with powtfllllde. Radio black and whlte ttni■h. Really nlte. er. If you w■nt 1ood qual, &: beater. Weekend Special Mn Dale Dutton, preoldent of McKnlg�t and lllrs. Roy Blanken­ . lty at a folr prlee - 1h11. the Middleport Band Booster■, ship. 9 $ 5 5 has 8JUIOUllced I Nlll\llar meeting - --- $839 Topa in condition . Show, the very belt of c,are. will bo held 1h11 Monday evening tmmodlatel,y following the PrA 1956 MERCURT" ' • '\ I � , Chestet Coundl D of A Installs ! 1961 Officers Around And About Middleport .. .. .. .... _ ····-- •-" Others ol Meiga County. gram Iheme of conservation. the A otooe relationship between !Nini KarP, Jr., In Mason. commended 'Ibe agent, who explained tbe 20 members present responded ! who colife M�r. Mr. citizens of aU walka of planning of program roll caU with ''Trees." the to area, the in commiulon itl oo Society the 1t■ge1, planning the in operating and correlaUon of the project,, PatrloUc education, said young was prell!nted by Mrs. W. P, During the bWJ!nesa meeting, Mrs. Karr and Mrs. James Brewwere cite · Al key fact.on in es- people are one of the grea test re- Lochary. Mrs. A. R. Kni,ht, regent, was ington were elected delegalel to tabllshment of • succemful p:im- � of the nation. nrunity, Willi11m Miller, Area Re- He suggested that Return Jon- In tharge · of � meeti111 and the Stale Conference to be held sources Development .Extentkln athan Meigs Chapter could make Mn. Locbary aded aa chaplain, ira Toledo in March. Alternates -,,�� _eqlpte«I qut to members if � lJa!lllbJe contribution to the The regent read the message of elected were Mn. Guy Neigler, Return Jonathan Me!p Chapter, linportance of tho area u e the President General of the Na• Miss Frieda Faehnle, Mra. Geor· D.A.R.. when they met Friday cation ,po1· by making available Ilona! Society, DAR, Dorla Pike ge Parker, Mn. J. E. Harley. and Mrs. alte11100D al tho home of ll(L I map ol hlltorlc 1U.. and placea White. ill ueplna with tht pro, lllra. William Bradlotd • ., , ; � • ,. . 'iot-. � ·• dt- .: ,,:; •_-� :t - - -�, :,,· �• v,1,:-�· i1�P (: .. ,r ' _.. , .,,. f 'ii ., • · . ,.,11 -� • '-\1 -,:,�.;. 1 , rilr.-::-i!i , .tr.��:tc"T.' !L '.t.1. r:.., . ii'l•i ._ ftth :l.;♦· 1 , "Chi!• �l.�t11tortt ·,a- *· T. T. Reed, Sr. Mr,. Knight, u regent, will also attend the coo­ ference as a delegate from a. turn Jonathan Meip Chapter. The bud get for the year wu presiinted by Mrs. Dey Hysell and accepted by the group. Mn. Karr, o . reC'tor of the Southeast District, rei:,<.. '. ed on the recent siate Board rr. • •tin! held In COi· · (C,,IIMNI �a PMO tll&l • . . �i�w-; � ; '-?• :'� .. ' i I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 01. January Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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