http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/d449d77354662162b3c8ae1ea3376868.pdf 1ecf3f868af80027ad352fb186bd2421 PDF Text Text ' • ' . . . .. •, ·- . _) · · - · . . . . . . ... . .. _ _ ., _ . . . ... •, - • - .. . . ., .. . • - .. • I • - ·• •- • ._ . .. . - · - • - o H O •• t -·--�- -� . · NOW YOU D01 Only NO ,.._ 4 Ibo I,.. mJJ..lona Atladic and Gull - " lho U. 8. IN .... Ucly owned, k'COtr • lo • IW'· Ye)'. ___ _ _ i. ...., .. fte ...... ..... .......,.,., Olli• VOL Xlt ··s.o.s. . Sunder, MorN11r, TUNCI• � J■nu■ry 2f..3041 John O'l!Ara'1 'fllOII THE TEIUIACt - Technicolor Willl P1ul N­ :ind Joanne Woodward COLORCARTOON llUIUUDI time 2\i Hn. Box office dOHS 8:30 P.M NOW SHOWING Ala n Ladd I n "MAN IN THE NET" With Dia ne Brewster Al10 SetHtad Shorts SHARP - CLEAN LATE MODEL C H EVROL ETS 1960 Chevrolet Corv1ir 4 Door __ $1 795 1 960 Chevrolet Brookwood St. Wag $2295 6 cyl. motor with atd. trans. Beige and gold finish new car interior brl1htne88, full deluxe equipment. iJl('h,1de1 radio, heater , like new whitewall tires. 1 959 Chevrolet Brookwood St. Wag $1995 V8 motor wlth powergllde trans. , ivory over dark 1reen, ,potleas vinyl interior -trim, whitewall tire!I 1how llttle wear. Radio, heater and all the extris. 1 958 Chevrolet Impala H.T, Cpe. _ $1 765 1 957 Chevrolet Bel Air H. T. Cpe. __ $1445 V8 motor with auto matic tra111., 2'7,000 mil es by Jo. cal own�, power 1leerln1, radio, healer, Spolless Interior wilh 2 tone blue finish. 1 956 Chevrolet Bel Air H.T. 4 Dr. _ $1095 New VB motor wilh power,lide trans. hory and dark 1rey finish, eood lire,, clean interior, radio, heater. 1 955 Chevrolet V8 . 4 Door ___ $795 Automatlc Utin,. Clean ln1lde and out. .1 954 Chevrolet "6" St. Wagon _ $595 • • • characterizes a happy family relationship. ft is wliat our staff �- for - ia ita relationship with )'00, who a, ckpo.,iton here are al.,o members of our bank family. Only by giving you ewr better .,.,ice OUt we hope 1'11 merit your 00ntinutd good will; IO look IO III IO beua- our best! WHY NOT MAIi OUI IANK HIADQUAITW fO& Ml YOUR IIIONIY MAITWI WE PAY 3% INTEREST ON SAVINGS 9 Pt11on11r Model. Clkn Interior. Now pain t. Servin& Meigs LIT US SHOW YOU THESE CLEAN, EXTRA NICE CARS Cotmly Since 1 87? MIITONAI "l\ Member Federal Deposit Inauranfe Corp. BAN k � RUTLAND PRICES ARE LOW LOW L O W AT BAKER'S Complete Set Of s1 3 9.oo BUNK BEDS DR· Y ER e SAVE NOW ON EVERY ITEM If · OUI STOREI .• '56 Olds SQ 2 Dr. Sedan - - - - $895 '56 Pontiac VS Star Chief - BAKER'S j 5 Pd'MEROY '59 Pontiac Catalina '59 Buick LaSabre Hard Top I 4 Door. Sharp car. One owner. Power Steering, Dynaflow. R&H. · · ur · n avor $895 $1795 �195 4 cyl. economy at its best. One local owner. - -- - - One careful owner. Hydramatic drin. Extra nice. '56 Plymouth 4 Dr. Seel. $695 o/c Ton. '58 Ford Pickup _ $1 , 1 95 '57 Ford ½ Ton Pickup $795 '54 Ford V8 2 Dr. __ $395 '53 Buick 2 Dr. ___ $195 BUICKS 148· $1195 l'J-lftflOe ven t J!l -,; =� ...,..1;1 � , Otld moo, 1 SerVICes F Mrs ROaCb Ar.e Announced ;i:;_.. · ·;;":,Oj am";' Gas Meters To Turn Slower In Middleport Now 'w Pomeotv chim:h. °""" Okay Of �-=: Meigs .Native . Died Thursday '55 Stud. 6 cyl. 4 Dr. _. $391' '55 Buick Super 2 dr. HT .,, '55 Dodge V8 4 Dr. _ f6tS '54 Buick 4 Dr. ___ $295 '54 Chewolet 2 1 0 4 dr. $19J Rebuilt en,tne. -:a !.� ...,. ,· '.!.!. !! �- PONTIAC$ GMC TRUCKS "From Buggies To Buicks" POMEROY ALL BEDROOM SUITES · RNICtcl For Quick Saft ' You11 find the style JOU wut boN. Mc11m, tr.rlJ Amlricon. f'Nnch Provincial, In .Wolnut, Clot, Jloplo and Don,. e 30 Sultea To Choo• Fro,n = ::. _,. ■ e CONVENIENT ' ,. �:==· Quart '700: ""1• c1m.,. ...\tMlfltll ,, IJ!iltl • _, _, and - t u..Jr Jm. -....,. ·=az1: • ;' u t0 Se. � rve Tri-County Area =� ;:"'"';' w. t ' • *: w·e1�. ;urvived "::0,i" tori.la.�-r _ l , ;{ -n .:e ..._:..:;.. = ·!'"I!!' l!l4 .. lllllf!O w. n. . AAA S·etting p Office ·g ='..;!.... -1. ette G roun ded Durio 1--: 0:. C: ..., Cold ....,, •· . . efflei.t. · ____ . , Returft Flight,.,I O SE OhlO .... • ......•,ii:i.u..· · �:'::...,. P eel throup t"Y" ,-rom ..... ........ � o:;";:'�: � i;i:u•,L;: � w-·• Natilno ot' . :.t Clitfll � • �!�� !'.,.� . =- ..., ....... . daf.,.. "°" Fred Samae( ':\'!'. BIQettnar's ' pastor ol'ls v , , TelJS lflby He , Js preaChing a - TERMS TO SUIT YOU AND YOUR NDDS II \ IVIIY *AYI Years On Conviction Of Rusin� 'Deal' W .i.! ..;; l.i. Teamster Labor Offi· ci"al Sentenced To 3 Clark JnVI't ed coo- : T R • 0 egt003} �':"'la, ,!'•Ilona! Push button shift. U.H. Show, boot ot oaro. '57 Pontiac VS 2 Dr. Sedan .. $93illl; x.m.ct·�,--·.. u,; '57 Dodge VS Custom Royal - - �5 , 4 Dr. Seda . One local owner. n _,." m- ru..:i 4 Door. About Ii orlfinal pri<e. One of Buick'• flneol. One owner. Yo•'lj bvo le a■e this o n e to appreciate Ito beauty. '59 Opel 2 Dr. Sedan ::-:.�,. • ,��°i':::1 I Pl • 'ff '59 Buick Electra Hard Top - - - �395 LIVl�G ROOM SUITES V1lue1 To 5 $249:95 00 ... C0Uft Rules Low mileage - one owner. A beautiful car inside and out. Power ateerint 6 brlkee. WHERE YOU Will FIND . TIIE LARGEST STOCK OF FN -HOME FUINISIIIIGS IN THIS QEA All PRIQD For lite Grtatut QEJRANQ WE , EVER BA KE ll'S FU RN ITU RE - - It. Engineer's DepartmentTo . Wait Until NextMeeting I pet't' Are Filed Today Jn p, rlDlary Race '59 Buick LaSabre Conv. Cpe. - �295 2 PIECE 68. - - - - 2 Door Sedan. One owner. Spotless finish inside and out . R&H. Mrs. Oscar Roush, president, conducted the meeting of the Loy• al Women ·s Class o( the Middle­ port Church of Christ which was held Thursday evening .el the churC"h, The scripture for the devo­ tions was read by Mrs. Will Rey• nolds and Mrs. Fred Gardner gave the evening prayer. During the business meeting Mrs . Hermon Lohse reported on the boxes taken to the shut-Ins of the church during the Christmas season. Thank you notes for remem­ brances were read by the .secre­ tary and also letters o( thank& from the Cleveland Children 's Home and the Emely Flynn Home. Mrs. Homer Jones .end Mrs. Reynolds were appointed by the president as the Oower committee .end Mrs. Frank Beach was .ap­ pointed in charge o( the sale o{ the de\lotional books. The class voted lo give "1• ., the church building fund and a contribution was voted to the March of Dimes also. Rev. Gard• ner, who attended the meeting, spoke briefiy on the work of Ibo class and ol the spirit of the church. During the social hour follow­ Ing the meetin11 a salad course was served by the cl8!8 officers including Mra. Roush, Mrs. Rey­ nokls, Mn. Ernest Lallanco and Mrx. Leo Chikls. Contrlbulln& hoatesse, were Mra. WIibur Thto­ bald, Mn. Robert Reibel and Mra. Edward French. ♦ - - 2 Door H:ird Top. Hydramatic driwe, Owned by one ol our mecb.anic1. Class Vot-ed To Give $300 For Building Fund Jvory and any finish. clean interior. powerglide trans. , healer, radio. Like new but priced with you In mind. FRIGIDAIRE *495 Original finish like new . Hydramatic drive. J8,000 actual milea and really • dream cu. 348 <'u. 1n. VB motor, Turboglide tran1., power steerin g and llrakt11, Urea 1how little wear. Radio, heater, many other extr11. MIDDLEPORT - . ...• ... ent1ne At HIS" Home Record Breaking Low Prices I· 4 Door Sedan. One local owner. , e T■lol 1-11 Sent lo• ,1 Don� lot ,.,., t•••• $1154, 044.01 bvd111 ,., Mlie• Coun1y In 19'1 ""' ,..,. Th, county", ,hare II l1t1 �, $95.613.DI, 1ccoNl lnt to Iha 1 c�,:"� Died Fn•day Formerly Smith Clothing Co. - - Tota/ Budget Figure lS Less By $95,683.08 Mason Man BAHR CLOTHIERS LOOK ! , General fund appropriations totaling $346,944.01 were approved yesterda y in a long session of the county commissioners . The commission failed to appropriate mon­ ey for the Meigs County Engineers Department other e than what came under the general fund. Following the meeting yesterday, Da n Hartinger, Ohio'1 most experienced commissioner, said that appro­ priatlons for the engineering department were not even Ho.tl�■1r. O.U ,· discussed yesterday. Thi coun,,•, ,haro 01 1111 It Is expected that money for that department will be 1,., 251.000 ne 1 t . ,$ , t lo r er 1 sometime . approved next week or at the next regular $ff, COit of o,oratlon. Tho E } 613.01 1, dlrlHd ftorn ,,..., special session of the commission. •••ll1bl1 1, Iha The appropriations for the general fund last year toeovntr ,ubdlvl,lono. fr- taled $2 73,470 .29 by Commissioners Hartinger, Don st,11 ••d flclorel 11urc11• Mullen an e former member Rolland Neutzling. , The amount or 1111 year·, ap, 11tion and mileage, Judge. and . Seve.n persons were injured and two cars were total I proprlation, for th• fund were clerk. 1111111: otatlonery and 111p, losses early this morning at the Brinker Hollow curve I SOPHOMORE CAGERS - 'nle Middle port Yellow Jackets are mOYtng along If, oomewhal lower. Thia year·, In- pllea. '6100 ; olher expenaea, "50(). riorth of New Haven on Roule 33. been caused by the Total $211.300. )idly in the second division of the SEOA L cage race this season but the two a,pho­ creue hu Wnt Virgin ia Troofien s a i d Rutland. h e a d abrasion,. a n d 145,200 for re-appraisal o1 real Buddings a nd grounds. court• mores above are signs of possible better things in the future. Russ McElhinney, lhe wreck lnvnlved car& !raveling Fred Somsel, M a s O n c h e a t 1a1e In Meig, Coonty. The Cole- ilouac and Jail. compena■lion, left, aod Rick Oiler , right , bringing the ba II upcourt against Athens last night, wW lo and from the Kaiser Alwni• bruise1. Layer-Trumble Company wa, janllon, and suppU.., '5800; IUP, be around two more seasons. See Page 4 today for game details. Tola! pro;,erty loBI wa, est� num Works near Ravenswood. awarded the oontract for re-ap, pliel, janilor. 1111111; fuel and lights In exce11 ol $2 000 Knox mated Cars wa MOIi aeriou>ly injured praisal. $3 100; water and ice. '300: teleol Cllrry. 21, Ripley. who suffer• was ciled for (allure .. · have h I a Another �uee or Inc...,. In phone $ 1'l00; N!palro, IZ!OO; furn. vehicle under l'Olltrol. Icy condJ. ed p■lnlul ,_ laceratioM. the appropriation needed for � ilurt . fixtures. oHice equipment . She was a pauenger in -a car tions at the curve were blamed Joaeph Ellu. 80, ol Maaon died general fund la increuod 1alaries $2000. Totals. $16,000. driven by Nell Knox, :12, Parkers- lor the , accident. All the pel'!Olll Friday allemoon at his re.,idenco. ol elecled offlclals. The law re- Olher buildin and land mainhurg who had ""'" laceralions. were Kaiser employ... The deceased wa1 bom In Ma• quired comml11loner1 lo give 1enan , $1500· g,, p ro1ec1·10 to p p, -----0 ro PfTISBURGH I UPI I - Roher! usual move. Fride•' asked prose. paid the line and court COIII chr· ee • MIii Curry wao odmltled lo Hol--L . w i·th the exceplM> · n of •Lon, W. Va. • Jenuory tt. 1881, the eacn ""' erty and penona Sheriff salary iI ing an ensufflg five-year pn,bl­ B zer Hospital. son of the late David :and Mar• County Court judge and ('()toner, $4800 · compemiaiion or �mploye: ( ame:· Baker, an international CtJting U.S Atty, John Gaivn •, • tionary periCMI. • senteoce. Team s ter official co n victed al takl he would recomme n d t Knox', car wont out ol_ con ro a salary hike. g,,ret Harper Elias. JOOS jail ltllllron, ularles. . ... of Gen llooert F. Kemtody, .naximum a Atty. for alik� Gavin presene lo labor on the curve. bit one dnven . by Mr. Ellu Ii survived by h la: In other actiorui of the comrn1s- snao · stationery and aupplies ing money r Tom Stewart, Rutland. at a shght wife, Joaephlne w. , and children, 1ioner11 , Dwi ght Parker tendered SlOO· 'county jail maintenance and peace, was 1entenced Friday. lo one year imprisonment and $400 in Washington, cong aluloted Gt\'· in oo the proseculioo of tbe aii!!I('Ounls. three or each on line and term prison n three-year a qt.h $9500 -angle. the officera I.Bid, Mrs. J. H. Fuley of Pt. Pleasanl . hi• resignation H custodian of 1UPPlle1 ' er expe ses · Maro;h imposed the sentence but ' . Sl.200. SIOO f 1 _relea• . and was ined accepted Stewart wu trealed · $28 � Mr,. Howard Burris of New IIH• the courthouse. It • uipmeni ' $lSOO· T0tal ' Bak.er, a Teamster organizer said the lhird year of the prison eel at M1ip GeneraJ Hospital, .es en, w. Va. : Mn. w. R. Crow of Following Parker' , resignation : 280 eq . Har St . Louis, WH eleased on ' '""" "oui� be suspended if Baker from l n l IOOO lhe . a Ror •J>Ol ed arle, onero comml•• L th were hi• paoengen Ch · com• Mason, Mrs. H■rry Joe Grimm order· salary I y • at 15 000 ' salary bond pend mg an appeal by job . Be rhs r lhe lo ' . abra• · a 1 ,_ ey, Rutland, bact ud leg of Tlllin • o• • He,.nry Ellu of � . penaa wn o . 1 lo emp yes, '5430: sLa· I 1 i � • has attorney lo the U.S Third aw Ar, ,loo■ ; Harry Leon■rd , Che... Five present members of the tart, and Emmett Elias of Bloom • o1 $ 190 a month , Pa ..-"er • res1 �- . ti d •u lie $J . Olher i F bell liv become ff will at on ec n Court in Philadelphia for I CircuR • , ! .:;z.: nO!t abrolionl; Harold Dewhurst M iddleport village coun cil, t h e ingdal. lllinoia. · ��\ 12 :. l50 se y 10. roar ca of ew his rev a I • mayor tremurer . .end clerk, Other aunivon lnchade f o u r , llure Toi.I S U 36$. ' The board al,o hired Wlll111111 I A rlcu pound Baker was 300The :i.1 of e eel P"llilona yeslerday afternoon slstera. Mn. E llner Martin H.;. ital o y Hos11 eu&lodlan of lh• Sher- I1 .o!...ral ,cod last april ol accepti ng $52$ • with Board of Eleclioo, Clerk pt. Pleasant •· Mn. OrvUI Red· Sweet f P Tota ' I $ t000. ta C I . I p 1Bloo, omml , ffi,,. rolh v ,ount o In 1 olli<e and if ·• Imm the Exhibito111 Service Co. . 1 ---, J�.,.1on , Mn· R . A l'tdtlila ond IMpuly Do 1 1 care, H p and Ital lo r 08 o cul Tube 1 . Rev WiUiam Vorll. one-t l m , y for a four• • Utt Ceunt _R me \ Ol • _ • " ... , .. -,1 --. _ �: · ... M ' arby Bio• cl\.eu Rocka alleJed• u J 1 Giber • oe[I. l)OOO; ffll�· 1 of net �!li!C .a,ik, i9il? b E !J!' � be basketball great of 1.oP,D lliah I , -, y ln lo time announced eandidale, Died ,..,;:· �berl. Joluf"ani�, , . , . ..._ 1 •190 per nioolh. School ol : · the SEOAL. IJ a """" 111-"- · • • - ./ h&I pelllim on the llepubli<an both of M Hugh of West Co- 1'le conm,laolanero ·11N r,,ol,. _ $10,111» Tolal, lll ,oott. • Artliur Clark, E,., ..may liel- · he Judg• Rabe f. Marah, In an lller term 18 mayor a WOii¥" ,. � ��: ed lhat 11\e counly"treaeui, r ,an Regi, lralion of vital 1llli!licl, ::n::J; - oo; ' "" ther Clark and the lale Judge 811ltJ S �· grandch1 ldreo tnd eighi::pt. farry fund• In an amount not lo · Total $200. . Ctdric Clark, Middleport. who 1s Rev. Voris lo pallor ,Ir a_ Councilmen John 1.erl<le Clln• grandchildren. &. l'ted Health Other imited They 000 n tho ! $1 l . , Tolal. $ 1541. a student at Virgin ia Polytechnic Paul's Lutheran Church in ..,_ According lo records o1 the Of I . _ Ion Floher· Lee Smilb• and ayne Frlenda may call •I the F�.1!1"- ,pending ol custodians Jlllrrh, '"' Coun ly and Correct mn CounlY, Institute in Blacksburg. Virginia ero and was the • •, Melp Common Plea, Court, two Gibbon, ltil pe lons for lour aoog Funeral Home afler I p.m. to $50. All purcha,e over fl,,, home, aalary, $2400: compensa- I ha, been i nviled lo represent thq' I Y ih Middl div.,... were awarded, 0 suil 111rt � •-:: • epo yean on oounc · � of the lour todoy. S.rvicea wUi be held . at amount mllll be approved by llw lion of employOI , '671111 : phy1i<ian College ,Department o1 Ma<im! tor ed and judpnl ,ranted In a ....., I1 0 ary c�ub Frid• n are preaenl l'Ojlllclmen and lwo �oglesong'a S•nday al I p.m. Bur· commi11lonen. ! '300: fuel and Ughll, tllOO: main, Engineering at a regional meetbusy day yesterdaJ. Of lhe �eaIb M� ng41me experience In pub- 1al will be in tho have lo The >rl •ll'ri•l ...,,,.,, or lhe · .,.._ farm ne upplie1, ing ol the American Society of �:h Fellow, and 1 A COIJIOVk note 11111 h■o been lie me, I Cemelery al Muon, wiili tho Rev. comm1..1oner1 lo orheduled lor maintenance and ,uppllel, $100 ; I Marine Engineers and Naval His � l as lak fn lhe filedinp b7 the Farmer, Bank and Sa y 5. Company Pomeroy' Present councilmen BUI Cbllda Ralph Mahoney In charge. ar Feb equipnew ; ru Architects. .... expen other $200 ol v nacular •.. ::i, 1 � I k . ----• two ye lerm . alto Illossie Jeon Raoch ol West Co- The meeting will be held al Then .,;, �red ft � ment, $800. Tolal. County Home, Fl ag,,lnsl Joe and llelell Shamblen, :' !: TRI! BUDGET I ::;, 1, . lumbia died at her residence yes- Norfolk. Va . The department head he graduated from Capital UaiRD. Pomeroy. The plliinlill asks . Commls,ionero, Salaria, '9000; $7 980 ... other lerday evening al the age of TT. and four student• will attend vers .1y, uum ol 11lar1e1 Board. Welfare Child ••�ion ....-� -, ,__ r ••1·ta1 u-=---., $250. 1 ol emplo,- , ..-. . com,...,..sal are run n lng on the Republican f o tenan rro� V�I . ; a employ of is County. Mason natlve She a ce m i • m A judament of .$2G,2.6S wu SIOOO e1 na Theological Sem , and '400t . ,tationery and ,uppHts, ry ballot aa are all other preaent ranthe event are a year ol graduate wrk awarded the Rutland Branch of pense1, $200 ; equipment, children m other homes, $2!00; fn a NH' Mr,, Roach ', hsuband, Hen ry . Highlight, of other ex t didalel . other expenaes, $IIOO. Total. 15,· niomaa preceded her In death in din ner al the Navy Ol!Jcers Club Vork Seminary. lo . .hel 1llt Pan,eroy f rom ·1111,m . Bant $Z500. Total $14,550. p Clerk Gene Grale !Dad bu . wher• papers w,11 be read which see God." Hl, first ohar&e lo hlo . Jlal'old Jones, Lula Belle Jone, l9Ci2 . Survlvin1 lo one da ughter, County Auditor, aalary, '4400; oott lion for a lerm ol ""' year• � . t e latest technical ad- presen, ... He baa beea lion ry, Supt . dren • aaia Ho Chll me t and Paul Gama on a c6gnovlt ,.� of Oakie Fowler ol WOii Columbia · relate to b compensation .ol employ.. $4100· · tho e,�n vWage ' councll. Pmthe field of Marine En· four monlhs· in compensation vances '3172 111Btron and ' ' • ••- • IIOte. ty Sealer. I f two aons, Richan! of Huntinglon ,_ . . compenullon' ol Depu · ph __. ent Treaaurer, Charlotto --1 · rcrr n . o emp1oyes, .-: y1�ian and 1nd earl ol Chic8g0 1 1 grand gineering and Naval Architecture. Rev. Vor., 111 """""""" $Jud80 J-• ,.m Bacon al• aw...od •1 __,__. ._ 1 , pp onery • • · The group ;. also invited to the al Middleport re1ldenl1 "ill pay _ ' duh.., $15IIO ; fuel and li&hll $1, .... : 1lat'i . au ,., ed ■ divorce lo Evelyn Ollllnler ao filed her two :,ear petition. bas childre n •nci aeveral great gra n d• 11e8,a11 l� na u a 8IDall (N) . So far, tlleM are the only Mid- one cent a thouund cubic feel 11111: • adverthing de�nquenl and SIIO; maintenance and aupplle■, i'!ewport News Ship yard lo from \>""•Id F- Ohlinael'., both ol lstan chlldren. e nda $!00 , for .. t n yi o now ore ho • : llley ng n new la , r ha have Jou expe watcli the launching of nuclear ��-� ol 1 olhe ••· pa $6500 w I • ry lllcia ; �� dleport � rce ,'.. �� J(iddli!port. '11,e aec,oad( divo ,� i� ! ' "..' � 1 w th •-P'"''• -• ...,�-• l : equipmenl, $l00. Total $17,891. Friends may c■D al lhe Fogle- ubmarine. . < It ouu "'tural 1u •tarting 1nd March I, s idacy. -•� lbalr IIOIIIICed of w• ..,.rded Maxinl fa•lk w n ted � prese � ./ lo the club Co.. le yer and Trumb , ----■ong Funeral Home oily lime aft_____ Blind Reiie_l, Total, $271111.88 -. ennouncecl today by lhe Coal � � el from Roher! rttulk. 'l'lle •�ia• Jack Rob.on, � HE·>+ T . r , , I • will m body p. . 'l'lle othe Sunday. 3 er Ohio fuel Goa Co. lo ild,-. nt lranaler Depen oCh OO I r de upenae., JIO $41 1a1nfl'i wu 1tven CUltody o Councl) P)an lng h15 G■1 ntea also will be 1o...red tal COWlly ollllllor, $511, 100. aid for depeadont chlldren. 15831_ ue ni atai. 1rom 12 ,,0 ootil l :'8 Patrol Cites Three ';' l'l:esidmt � G�le pr 11 .. 1 . � ehlldren. salary, y, ProNculJntl fltorne Ordinance Ilardi I ln 121 other Ohio comSoldiera lleiiel hoard and men,. p. m. Monday at the Salem EUB For V-iolatiO D8 g t w of y , emplo ex ben ularltii, $680; compen■allou Church. S.rvlceo wfU be held al hich •• � lhe mee m A lpodal COUDcO mee1fnc baa -• Ul!I lo MO large volume i-: rmtpenullaa Two amsls of Berni area resi· by a steak dinner NrYed uppll and l : ■ ea _ with y a M ry 1 at l church the ceded onda :911 $4 00; it loo lhe lny lal iane •r 1 g ■t s todo and c cutomen under pro- tl400 y by 1-n called in Middleport lonlpl fndualr 1 o( eati al denls were reported by ladies of the llealh a.irdl, aliowanco $15IIO. Tola! , $11,- 1 olher .....,_, '111111.10; Rellol Rev. Ralph Mahoney In charge. s in order lo pua ID -pncy villan■ of lh■lr luel - c1a,-, $100; tale Highway Patrol. . · grave Burial wUi be In the SUncn!l!I Leroy l fo&char 30 West Colum• Soldlera . el<., $4,000 ; leplation on the plBMinl com- Ii.fa 1nm lllPeline 111ppllen IIIO. lon ol , B pecl of Ohio Fuel, !Nllng IIION! marten and na,,, 11111: Mem• Jlemorial Park in Pt. Pleasant. bia, w. Va .. ...� l.;.iged In I h e Hearing T1!818 WiQ mluion ordinance. .: ":1 � er ----, '450: burl,I, IOducod Ohio IS Fuel e m 1 Th eet1n1 will mo � held Melga county jail charged with Be Given Feb. 13th - �- ol orlal ti-,, PpeDHI • � .;. : .,;,,, Pl Jf g,,1 the fuel COIi •"'$IIOII. Totals ,u.11115.'8 lo ma • ,,,... a · intoxication. Gene C. Oiler, %7, Mr, Mildred Lucu, Mrx. ll(ar. lo the ll MAD8 RllN ppoinlmeit b of Virlle Leo McDonilt• 77• RFD commiulon. ' , . Poor Rellel, tranal■r la poor reMayor Kenneth Me- clause Ohio Fuel - oo lo Ill ,..._ '2'117. _. tlpe!INI MJddleport . • wu cited lo t h e Jorie R,ce. Mn. R. A. Biddle. The Racine l!:llieraeney Unit ol lndl1ent · lief luod ,10•000 I Pt. Pltaaanl, tlled at her re■ I· Elhlnney 1■id The meeting lo cualomer. lncru1e1 or deer•-• judgex $200 ; al II ,Oil this morning Meigs , Co1mty eourt Feb. 2 for • and Mrs. Betty Herring are lo g, m ea denee laol nJaht, &ht WU a llelp oel ·for 7 In the Wor�uae ,;,alnlenance ol ad run ol I"" Iron, reaulated i-t-n flllGI'; ulariel ol court �· ,,;_ ., _ min ister hea:riqg lesls to be beld _,. � other .,.rlihouxe lo Antiquity for Delbert Teaford alo? 1 1gn •18latllln . County utivt. camtal>IM a,lil ballff1, '3800; Jur0 aupplien• We lton . Cl nmu· in the Northwester■ l.ocal Sdioul ' st 48 She ifford was Ui. he<:ome bad ' He kwho _ ,., wltalilel feee, pr la on , lo h■r huaJ.iood, SunlvlnC Meigs District lhe week o1 Fef>ruii7 lll!IO; ularltl, court reporter• $1• ":i-r compenulion ol em- en lo the Meigs General Hospital !In, w. Va., WU ctled lo llcDanllt, OM ton tad two .....,i. ROIPl'rAL IPIECIAL -flapo. court Feb. I for no mud 1 man crew. 1st ,ii �- , The 1e,1 wiU ·five the by alal-.,Y , IIIO· To000; transcript■ • eourt Nporlero, ploy... . ......... . � The Dlnvllla Pu,rlm Ho1M -rt : g each lludent � hearin m · g �, ■alar iel, FY eommluion- tal mo. Frimdl 11111 cal II lhe Fop, land. 0 Church ..m I ,. Yaulh ••• 111111; • and rec.111ne,J.�ona for lli\,ik I ' ' 1, at . lnlur■n<e , PIIUliool and lalOI, - Funoral - ., llmo af. l>ilehorpo: Ann■ Grimm Mid- J111111r7 .. IIINltlh ,.._,, s. .... ..,, st ionery and1 supplie child The , work lo In ..... : , . . $1■: other ex_, , 00. Total County bulldiop , fltlO: Warkt p.m _ amdq 'ftot bodJ wOI dleport; Shella Cowan, �y ; with O ,.....,. of ..,..... by and $10, t,r ation ount With Me1111 C . y � ffl. llo In -- � two U.W I p.m. Vfr,i,,ta ·l(cDanlel. Cheahlre and a reuely r men'• campe111111ion, .,_, prom1 !o lho youth. 24 p · Jt1'1111lo Court, ularie■, prob.a- lum on olfl<i1la, ,181111. Total, $4,· Ella D. Badgloy, Racine. p 1-_�-Deeartment. ..,111 � - ...., at t h e ____::_:c_________________ llon orficerl, ...; P-, J!l'll- ,oo_ r of 1 p.m. Burial John Irwin, secretary-manager of the Automobile Club Died In Toledo ftcen $!1811: pe � County portionJI of employeo re_bolim ,· , , fl0,000; Aid for perman- of Southern Ohio announced today the opening of a AAA A farmer ,..idlnl di. : ': ft � eolly and totally diublecl , f14815, • Division office in Gallipolis to serve the Gallia and Meigs County . Jacoh Kocll. paraaf,1 · ..,... 111 aid - 11111 40• y..lerday ....,,.,, ,.. 1 j, county area as well as Pt. Pleasant, Va. p by two coo)abll DOG AND KENNEi, The office will be located In the Ta_wney Studios at lo loy •· • Edward ltl{ll and WIIDall. ffllil. nlng date is Monday. , • i. ' AudJton clerk hlrt and nppty. 422 Second Ave., and the . eoplw Court . ...__ • •· 11111· MW)' clDc warden auo: t,o th ol Harr....,,Ue llra. Lucy Venz of 80 Loclllt Three are• pbytdclana Ind a vac1Uoner 110111 for the •-: Juror■ Mil •� $ n e nslon of Leviee 4 Fbu,a al aervceo ..... ;. •� u travel hea vy - weather Friday ��IO,l �� alrplln!,_rlde, re� haw boon fined f .....J--. -•·- _ ital• and auw)ie■ ..ii,, olh- St., hu been -inted IS area. Funer 1 u ... m .. IV C ol . Portabee bu !;he In dIY my 1n Florida. n s or COUllll ,. th alt, 1 the l 740 Tolll '6 ,1... - -: 111 moulll f.,; two neb training in For 11Veral yearx a amtact aer- oni Cher Dr. lay Pickens, Middleport, Dr. John Rldaeway , � el -■,pit,-, ": er Judp_ 111 . v has been maintained through I ffl ry .• oquilly -" New Haven and Dr. Donald Warehime G�lllpoll.l at- flO; o1tt1-,. ood a,ppllott, • •I- 1_ f15111111· oD fieldo 01 AM aervl<el includ- ice was am Gallipolia · the of o the f Ch ice f lr&V• lon lnlarna ne te portimi d ..;.. : •.! ' \ l al the 51111; � Ulna htldina -.; otlon: $15 ; n ed sealon, of the 88th lllllllal conve11'1on Ing airli and i ,, ty · ber ol Commerce, Mr. Herb Bosh . . . .., · � · ■ . Amerlc111 Oltio�thic Asaoefadon Monday t)lrough ClUrl. •• <tlhor ..,..,., $.,0. . e1 I e m • J ol wife the i■ She el. r l t P· return loyOI ota othe · � IIIIJl ' • IWLA CIINt'ELil OVT chamber has the of president lo 11,n,e Iii oounty 'Jlliund,ay at Miami Beach. Tolalt. $1).GIII. Veni , cen!ral ollke repairman , .... Tatol, $11 ,140. · lhe �-•L ........ I 'paJBIIIIII "-" J t meetma �•• .:·•ol A J o( au I the lo r et rom a ..._. "· )1111 ... . !Nr e while ___ &----....... � wu _., uw... 'noo 1 e ,....,_ ......, rece..� • ..,_ . r.nd for lar the Ohio 8ell Telephone Co • -, • aeneraI T ,..,..., ola! ol ...._.. • lea for orheduled 1UO for chamber ils the thanking -.' club '" "•, •• • Leroy D Harh■r uoc'btt, lllddlej,ortI!'-.,, , ,.....Wkt �• O'lllcl1 exp■IINI. •· 1Ja!II; ,-. Mu Tawney, who wu appoml• excellent cooperation In helpin g n ight has been' cancelled phJllcal flt. PelJeo and lfleiclPtl eou,t, INI, lolal Pll,Nt.01. woii lWI '11, ihd -. on an Ill- The lour left la Dr Picblfl hajl • Ila ed by the IOV� board In to bring an Aulo club ofllce lo weather condltlool. The _. ·_1 l!Cll!AD CAIUD T ·b• I!!. plane ol I p. m. . � - · ml,I by .....■th, Judpi. GoiilllJ $1,111.11; elop its llrllne J y . comm th g will be . dev meetin In rebn1117, \ ' • to : . unit . is 8mllll :-,e■ to OJ la -...,. o k T -,ia .....,, ., ond , ..-. ice will The general publi< lo welcome a l I ----. _, lllo lJ� , ... and. MIi · lo .. ilo,. In an.i-. ""-• tllo,- -. 1 .,.nod lo aid N ■ a e 7 illlerulional tr ve aerv , f.100; ad wilt i-.r• t h T _ I , rmllnuo In h■I ._i,y, to visit the new office et 422 Sec.ii- _.. -nitC .;. 11,._ fl.Sit.II , UICAL TEMN foll. • O DWI. ..,,.. . � r«e■d " Mll'(af' :th, i11p1 Ill It AM club ■ervicea ond Ave., and there they will be The temper ln " _, Ill �< II IDc■I ttb,lld■D. pllltitll -' Ibo llltlij!t - . \ the - Alli!_..., I'll., l,u>, CWllbtuef ·, . ii ID tiatly ,-a, ,. -�-'a al J1p !I) . , . . . . "11f tltll ...., .lo ....., Bil - lo au8allle pubUc. 1111ated with any ol their trav•I Pomeroy'• � diatrict al .,,_ : .joarlltJ � .wllbaat • ..,..ti ii phyllcal fllioat tall ..., . . IJ ....... t'll!ilr ' IMW illila'S __,; 1 ... ,. ..... 'ft.. .. .. r� ,...-, .. ' tltls· - lnml arra....., c' ' . ._... . l ;;;xn ,ll'lt lat *Jlzil . I ._, tllsila, .. '11111 . ,. ,. ' ' � ·11�. �•lf' r,, · ' � , ., ' . .. .. . -h�•-i..;lJ .:- � 1 . '(;' ., ., !i ••,)'f J_ Vi �•-l1r1•i•:;, J • . ' • . • D1-1!· .,.i a;; 1 '1!' \'l -.��I '' In! -wP,1M' . '110.� ttd mp oyes Of Ru·tIand' Chester I If/ere 1' N. SECOND AVE. .. Pomeroy-Mlddleport, Ohio , Saturday, Jan. 28, 1961 I(ai· ser Alumi• num e JACKETS e TOPCOATS e TROUSERS e HATS MEETING POSTPONED The meeting of the Women ' s Association of the First United Presbyterian Church of Middle­ port which wos announced for thle evening has been postponed 1 until Tuesday, Jan. �l al 7:30 p. m. , , , Dnot«I To Tia. lntnui. 0/ Th.ll.,-M,,.on Ar• NO. 239 Seven Crash II0IIOw.' All Morch ■ ndlH Roducocl Middl"!>Orl, Ohio a1 y l he d Jn IDJ• Ure er k AtRBrln t 33 JANUARY CLEARANCE LIBERTY THEATRE • ' i:: nc ................ ,.,........... . ... Commis sion A pproves $346,944.01 Budget For Local Government In ·'61 FRIDAY NDT DPIN "TI!E WALKING TAIIGE'f Joan Evana. fton,ald FOlter ,,., ... CH:I I . t u l u • u l , 1 · n!i,o _ ... lo .. ...._ ... ... . ..._ 11,IN ,... " wldelli lS-114 fftt ll'f 1Nvt •• lnel. MEIGS THEATRE - obo - -- � --- .. . .. ') ( SATURDAY PACIFIC" W ilh Edclle Conaanll n t and Pier .Anpll a ml!' 'h;- �)eff":! ,,;..:t, "'l'Pl1 •: :s�T.i.il Ii tlhw ,.,.. _ aalari,a, . ,. ,..... .., ' . Emer....,, a. �'..-'j • and lo ..,. .....,... n-a .. It -� MIi.":" r �--. . . -... .._.,_._....... ·~ \ .,..._,.,~ ~ ' ' .... ' ........... - -- ..., .. -· • .. - - - - - -... - ~ --. . - - ............ ·- . . . ~ ;_..._ p '·· ·'- · . . ... - ~ ........... - - -·-,; .._ . .. .._._ -..... --- .-. -. -- - .. - ~ I . . ......... ....... ~ • • . - . .. ...._ ...... - - ·· · - - - - · _., ................. Daily pOUTICIANS never walt to think about lbe future . The Republicans already are debating what they must do to win in 1964. The first CJ,Uestion concerns the future ol Vice Prestdent Nixon. His remarkabIy alrong ahowlng in the popular vote leaves him atlll 1 figure of promlneru:e iD his partr After all, he Ia only the third man m hiJtory ever to get more than 30 mliUon votes-the others being President Eisenhower (twice) and president-elect Kennedy. Whether he would get another try ot the presidency would depend to some extent on what he could do In the next lour years to keep himself In the public eye and In a position of Influence. More than !hat, It would binge on the mood of hill party. The GOP leaders today are In some disagreement as to th~ •trateglc effectiveness of Nixon'• campaign. We might find that they will prefer a new face In 1964. What new face they might accept Ia the other IJ'eat question. Two names leap Instantly to mind; New York's Gov. Nelson Rockc~eller and Arizona'• Sen. Barry Goldwater. Rockefeller currently ha• the bigger stage from which to operate, despite Goldwater's presence on Capitol Hill, 3ut the New Yorker muat win re-electIon In 1962 to keep his llage. And 10me aiJill exlat th•t hit popularity has de· chned since hl1 1938 upset victory. On top of thll, whether fairly or not, •'Qh, No!" • -. . . ... ~ -..a -· ~ ~. ' . ..._..~'15a·T.:.'.I' -- - -- ------ ..... ••. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . -~ ~ -· . . ... - -......... - -·.,. . . . . . . - - - . . ... some Republicans are blaming him lor not delivering New York to Nixon. And hls UberaUsm makes Rockefeller an unmitable candidate in the eyes of many Republicans. The conservative Goldwater, perhaps drawiDg on aupport from like-minded colleagues In Congress, may prove a . powerful factor. • let lip : Lecterns are buUish. purse, the talent a'o'ails you noth· Tbanka to TV'&infatuaHon with ing. Berore closing the book 011 debate ~format this season, "The Witneu, " I'd like to la1' Imroki•1g The party's liberal forces are not as well combined for combat as in the 1952 conservative·llberai atruggle. Then there were 25 Republican governors, now there are just 16. And governors tend to be more liberal, in lbe matter of choosing a nominee, than do members of Congress. If a Rockefeller-Goldwater conies! does shape up, the battle could be bruis· ing. Nixon Will able aucceRS!ully to appeal to both aides. Divisions would be much sharper with him out of the piclure. The Taft·Elsenhower fight might aeem pale by comparillon. Thunday <areor Oft CBS-TV in place of the previou81y achedThureday nlsht. uled finale of ''The Wllneos. • The debate opened with a nat· Film star Wmlam Holden wtll ural - one-hour for a debate be- lead viewen on the guided tour. tween Sens. Barry Goldwater, the IA1·irona 1 Republican described ~neb-Algerian conftlct the old· d(Jit' war in the worid l<Jda. Ia 1 referendum on Jan ~ Cltarl.. de Gaul~ .; 101 1 blank check from ''! por <0111 ol the French people to: endl be war bll "''· The A~ ~~~~~~ IOVII'IlJJIOIIl·ln-exlle, with ~In Tania, h"' recently r ~~~ Its wllllll&ne.. to ·~ poaco llltiO~tltOno once 11 • • • Job's No Snap The political situation In the Congo Is 1 far from funny, but some aspects do provide a sort o( comic reUel from all lhe 1lrife and terror. Because of a shortage of office space, the Congolese Finance Ministry Ia fore· . ed to hold Its conferences in the Leopoldville zoo--In a building hard by the crocodile pit. The question before · raw tbe dergroond . wll!re di!'lmantled It wltherlnl fire of the French' de· could e..Jiy be weakened or de!ladera· Tho oacrlflclat group 11 otroyed loot bul Its aclon pennlta Be Jd~ the 1 ted 1 puugo of oth.r troopa 1nd arma s_ . '· Y po n ou · ~ · tho French de· JIG 11 cltorad for tbe fenae• wen cul tor • distance of If fivethokllomelen. To tho ourprlee lint eeerat 0011tacts probably of I"1'1111Ch however DObod thiwp !nonnedlorlt~. Tho war ' ' Y 11 11 w '• '"" lad •1or ... ••r,.., tDIIluonce. 1 ,.beUIGII b t~ 'rrench , tN 1 lied cro.oeed. thought here lltat ca tho pion ol tho Preach Maglnol broke ifltH line, 10 gained, has JIGo•• to Com"" 0'1. ' · munlal Cltlna fer otudy ln prep· 11M pooco ovetiurea "'' moat orolioo ,., the oprlng offenalvo. 1imlly bfc1111e the date for th1 'l'lle Chtneee aloo bave volua· bll Al&lfiln •Prlnl ollen•lvo Ia leered, accordtn1to unolfi<tal roonly 1 few weeki oil. Evory year porta hero, to tum the ontu-. ther:rlane launch their major product of thr.. of 111111' munltlona drl urtr ln March. • plaall over to lhf Alaerlaao, J'110 .,.. ClotMM Intarveau.. Cairo. From lliYpt the Alltrlanl 'l'hilyoor there wu ,th• odded would be rooPIIJilble lor moving Ihnat lltal 11'1111 from .:ommunlll ll by laad or aea to Algerto. ~~ mllbhl JOOunt lhf bll AI· liUOitioa " Arm~ ,..,._ pu• . SIOO! evocy Algorlon boy above Wboo tho laet peace neaolla· tho ogo of 11 lo ready lG servo tiona brolto down 1n Juno o1 111110, In the under11'01111d one oboorvor Flrhat Abbao, tbo prtOidont ol ben Nlcl: "'l'hlre:1 no P' bl.m lht Mvlllonol All<rlaa aovern- of mon for tho Alprtan army. mnt'l.{i: · t II Ptklllg. 'l'lle Cltl· Its jull a quootton o1 armt•• ... "''" U<. blm what wu bll bli· lhfm." ...f problem. Ht li IIIJIIIIIIK 11 Somo quartoro bore oxpo<lld =--'---~-- ·-;·· ~--- Side Glanc•" 11o00 r--------T.~:;;;r----IC:I I Help 15 aV9Uable for each one of us. than Our Rf!J«h"' For one thing we can help ourselves. We can help , VInton bow fr at a nice ?Bee and interest waa ltlllalned. Perhnpa K wao the marp dlfferenceo lbat evolved out of every topic the debatero touched. · lfoue<eedlngdebaleolnthls,.. rt.. can malch the premiere with ouch "stars" aad comparatlvly llvely topics, we'll be 1n for some ltimulatjng TV, The debale look place ln the editorial pholl• WY -Wlll. Dater.<~ .. MO-oBG el. . ••WQ .... ,., .. u. .,... .et011 .a PomU07> TV"!he Wt:neu~ ~II CBS-I 0•~~~.. , 4 - .1 ...~.....,._ • execu wn r o owm1 eottmiW JUarobiU. tac .. 30 lAI&J.al- Tbunday nll!hl'o -ian on thej"L:::;. :":" .!:'!tf!ll:·.!':'.::!:' . of "Shoaless Joe" Jackson. ~ ••,:•. 1:: oerlf!O elected to 'lo- llii !Br.:"s:~;,nototit':o) "l;;,':•,:.,... atandardo In • frantic purou~ m'i:::,":~..'"':~.::""~u.l:!" ,:! great po;rularily and f!Ol wbal tt t•••••· 11.00 •• ...., •• ,..,, ...... duervad- failure. 1:.o network::"............... -• :r•••'•· .;:, ..... ~-~-- ·C··arnl•va} faced the facts, and thl1 ts the thing we mu1t flrat learn be done to do. In my church we have a young lirl who Is crlpo · pled,, I have seen this girl smile 81 ahe waa taken to the Anolber tltlnf, my cea~e fue might appear aa '"' hospttal, lbe bas smiled a1 she was placed on the cart worb at public work loot for re~ er. , ,, and taken to the operatin& room, I have seen her 1mlle CIIIIIIIJI bul I don't - anyronel We haven t lost tho war, one as abe lay in bed In braces while other children played lurnlohb>c hlm • Clt1' lo drlvo official expla~, "oo why •.hould out of doors. She bas learned to live with the condlUon and lrom work ln. Wo bu7 our we surrender? 1n wh'tc b ... ...e i'a face d wlth . m gao aad oll. _ 1 0 "' Agertana, however. have We cannot run away from our troubles. David did not Oh ye1, how can lltll lllmlnllyielded on one atgnlftcant !'0' 11 · try to IJ'un away from his troubles We cannot run fan !ration Ret alona with " em... f 1 1n '·ted 111 · '"'Y ormer Y •~ on war 1 enough nor far enou1b to get away from our troubles. ploy001! Soema there wao 43 becomplete ldepontlence waa won, Some try to drown their troubles with drlnkinl but lore. {:Jn;--;;j Now, they oro wtlllnl to atop there comes a day when he will again be lOber and he AJ I • fl evtl')'lhlnl - . lllhllnl if they are liven ode- will find his troubles walllnc for him. Thomas Carlyle .,.,,.. theso da~a, so bow cao ao quote auarantoea 1n advan•"'· roamed around the continent of trying to for- onc1neer, ,trytns to do the best be get, "But everywhere I went," be sal , "I found Tbo- eaa, pi •btl oa IIOO,IIlll ' - lo HOUSEHOLD HINTS mas Carlyle." Most of the time our troubles are not ""' our county on! Wouldn't R To remove beat-stain from fur- around us, but they are In us. tab aa much anyway! We also notice that David tried no defence mecbanAD 1111t11ins lhinl happened 1 ~~~~1 :.\'P~ :nt~~. ~~"!! ~ Ism; be did not shift the blame to the time In wblcb he put - k or oo - Our road IIane! an hour oad then ...;.,vt. lived nor to tbe people around blm neither did he ahlft trlllod twice in one week Ia 1'llo stain wUJ reotpond 11 tho boat the blame to his forefathers. So often we try to relieve Job, tool. Before, B waa trailed I bao not penetruted the araln of the Inward pressure by shiftinJ tbe blame to 10meone 11 often u could be, 1111 wood or somethlne else. aeemed it wao alwlfa beloro · . roln and deffnftoll jull btlronl 11 Ill doubt about lba proper We also notice that David did not quit frY.IDf. When tlectktn eleanlnl fulld 10 .... on 1 11"· 1111 David found that be bad !oat many tlltng, he did not To Ill ollter larpaJen cbaelr 011 : : ':' th~ ~k. tba. cleaner throw up hia banda and quit but be bepn/erauetna af. lhf 111 e.Uad ww. 011 don~ woer opo hy 1 ar 11· 1 wonbet lhow. ter that which be bad loat. But flnt he ba a little lalk want 11 and noftltlr do L But removed b 11 1' on11 ••111 can tha to d with the Lord. Here In Ues the secret to aucceaa. Let Ul two old ll1fnlto 10 •we th Y ::1 a 1~wht~ 11~ learn to take our troublea to tbe Lord in prayer and Gill' poat mfalalcM" and ·~~~~ ; ';: bl ng Jt.l beco w a k ~ then do tbat which He blda us to do. No one ever won - 111 tbo but ltachtr" a •• mes wea a game by qulttlnJ. It Is an easy thinl to wave the flaJ hod lht _ ,;.,w water. It lhould 1101 be rubbed,' of surrender but It takea a real pel'IOn to fl&ht on unW ba • ~ twilled. or WI'Uill 'Nhon wet. the end. You must not forfeit or quit the came. "..,. Oil)'. Almer• roll •P"anl~ oh the We uk ourselvea the question, "H'ow did David 'l'lle malt 11 ealled 1 "He aald h• ~ld pInto oriJlt onr·111a ·IIIII flrol oftor load!n1 your 1trengthen and encouraJe hlmHif! How did he change the lema! ..., Jut I e.vtr eaw of.hlml" ·, ..,.. . roller with polllt. Start In 111 un· bls sobs Into songs, Ills fearatnto contldenee?" -;::_::.;::::.:•~pen~.-----~----------------"""~ pointed area aad roll Iowan! • "He atrenltbe!led himself In the Lord hll God" and pointed one. t Your IICOIIII and the Lord heard hlm and deUvared him out of trou• oubooquent 1 rolt• oan be Iitle- btes.. But what exactly was Da'rid'a technique? Wbat .... waya or eaveraga crii11C1'0811o1 tho to area. allUre proac h, what methodajl had he tha~ you llld 1 can _.i!'... _. compltto By tnnmlnR down exceaa ••· use? We find in the salms David 1 aecret In the time Iorio It'• eaay to plan on appetlz. of trouble. Inti redublnl djet around t'OJ!Ular Flrllt he put hia faith iD God. He had lllflered :aeutel:r; faml!Jr menUI. , 11 way . the far more til an any ot us ever tlllfflr. HI malntalutd bll welaht 'Nalchon can bulkl·new trust iD God aitd God dl~ hot fall him. N!tlthar, 'tltiU H1 food babtto thai wdl c•l'l'l' over fall us If we would put oilr tru1t and faltlt In ~. , lbat wUicontlnlll even a11er Because of the LOrd's help David prallld ~. "alld tho roduclog period 11 over. '1'lluo be lncliDed bls ear unto me aDd biard •Ill)' cry, · Me ......,...,. habllt .,. ....,Ual to brought me Op . . . set my feet upon a ree1t 11111'1 Niall.,.._, the bt jlounda 11'11111 .., Ushed my JolnJ•· I IQIIIIIII the Lord aJid He hMrd 111 tumfnl. and delivered me from all my faara.'' We, ·klo, mllll . tbe Lord; we, too, ahall thl!l be dellvei'ed · freat our rDI81' CUIN&'I' Dft!NG troubles. , . , 'IJASHINO'I'IlN IUPJ> - PrettDavid tmmarled blmlllf In ~lrltuat mtdltatlqa .•:W,,. doat K~ lll!llodultd hla lirlt muat alt speDd much llnle In tlie rea~ 'llid llli1cffi'ni eablnll -tblc ot the Whlto of the ~~c:rtpturee. We 111111t not let otbel'1 ua afJoul ' Rottlo lodaJ. the Word Of God but t•t u aetk out creat tnatlle ilr our 'l'ltt • • :ion, aet for 10 o.m 1ST own Una IJI'Inc!lnc more tbne In medltatiiiJ npoa 1111rbd ltlnniiiJ'• flrlt ~ Hll Word. ...,..., wllh the cablltet ...,... David atso touH ~ ~It ftlloW8ltlp with tlit faltbful. 111ro. wt1o """"' lntb olllc:e He found lire• •itii tieauty iD tJ!e· .._., The n • Wllllt HMIII ..,..,.,., lalt church II not ~~ liiit it la the one 1IDDt iii lhla lalutday. world. We neecl tlle':lictlp tbat \h-. Ill 1111- cllrld ea11 liYt .ua, Wt•llllld)tbe.U)IIII3' ot IGdJ1 peoplj. • atarleo P. - · ocleftllll ,pad No. mattarwiUit •llllt:Voublb ildllit"lt.~ ... elll-fln4 luWor Ill tho are u,tlt, wu help.. :Wt•c:n ~tile lliire PI'DIIIliM ill QW, Rt· bora an 01t1tt flrlll' 1tt lli<!lld will .pot f~ UL .Wt . Jl.e 'ID tlila ,_ of 1111 iaD . 1n - . fiDd atrellath•for Ill tile IMd, tlir Qlll. ' " Euror t'' •• YOU TO CHOOSE JH£ DAILY SENTINEl historic old Senate and Supreme Court chamber in the U.S. Capi· to!, an lnap!Nd ..Jection. The an- DEVOTED tO INTI!liiEST OJ' llque qualilies _of the chamber MEIOI MAllON ARE& were not pemutted to overwhelm "'"''" 1 . - ,..,,_ the _debatera •. who ~lned the :::uc-ft-:•~Jbt~~ "'*f:1 ,~ mam. ~ltract10n for d1reclor Av ~'!."!'":".;.;':! ~~.~~· :='J' WeJtiR • cameras. " . - .. - GOOD REASONS FOR "Walt Dlsi\OY Pr-ts" beglna • day• t""'Fpartb eerieothaon ~TV!th~19 1 """""' • · • · W&JIOD train journey to the Paciflo ke Northwest. Feu Par r ~a)'ll • scout: Georp Reeveo 11 the tram captain. -----The dm~ DtloRAINwill try a tnutra n to ~tenmne whelh"!', there IJ • more satJafactory way to curb drain ~f. U. S. gold ~oerves, tbaa by hnntmg u.s. servtcemenl dependent• overse... 'nnce 1 General Contracting Mill Work Building Supplies Custom Cabinets . ' . Ready Mixed Concrete}'· We mix concrete to your specifications, d e I i v e r i I RIGHT to your job, ready to pour. Lowest pnces. No lob too Iorge or too amall -dtllveri• every day- call by 10 1. m. for S•! "r~ sy ft. livery. fERMITE Goeglein Klll TMIII Your11ll with ARAI U·IIO.fT Pogo St. TIRMITE CONTROL Sa.. •100 or more. Easy to nae. No blll'ID to planll. Pro- R£ad~· - Mix Co. : PhoN WY 2-3284 Mldd....... SHE mE feuiouallt pro-.en D yeara protection. Gi!t FREE folder 111our Lumber Yard. Thou• ondl we IL RACINE y not:!' • • I What makea the 3·plow 85 the world'o be1t eeller? Tho oaoluelve Fergu.oa s,.tem lo the bltr NUiOnl Tho W9' It tr....t- the ooU'o reelotanoe Into tractioltll' automattoafl7. lilt • ...,. and preclee control · of lmplemento. lilt rugged dependabilllT an4 low o-tlq ooeta on allldDOt. of Jobe. 0.1 a "ebow-how" demOJUttratiOD Of tho Unique Peqru110n as. Call now. We'll 1>riDc one to TOUr plaoe. Run U , • • tNt 11 •• , be convinoedl You oaa buy it on one •• tlie n Retail Time P'"7men• ·,_. ,.•• PhontWY2-stl02 Poor! Stroot RACINE, OHIO w.._,.. ....... y I w....,·Percu- Morris Implement and Supply Co. tMt,_...•' •lrok• ten ' rebultlla. <I'OIH!tamlnatlona and summalioos and while It wu a tame, ladt'·· and - cool .. ·onrecital, •L- hour .d..,ld opark ~ ~ r , w~ .. m. ,cktcm l!d:loli of countv David did not deny the extstence of his troubles. He be it - aad evaniually they'd all • all "DDttthaJ Jht Jf1U 1117 tn t~h?,. was, the Malibu beachel. ------;E;;;D::::I;;;;T~O~R;:;;:-;;':S::o ' ~:::::, ~..~':"!!.~=. ~~. ~s""bed"'ed ror Wednesday, SERMONETTE ttlenae• •n 01 "Does a blg federal government Gin11<r &gero. l.ucille Ball and threaten our freedom" My ..,.,. Julie London bave qreod to b8nd card showed each senator getting out 1101ne of the statuary on NBC.. • lG Iaiit IS tbnea. 'l'lleit phllooophl< TV'o "Bob &pe Sporll Award .. ,. r nlo Alverla. Somo week• 1 i ! laced the TV screen, it was Gold- derwater adventure for co-ttar1 waler on the left, McCarthy on Jeremy Slale and &n Ely and the right Ah, lbooe playful CBS will give them ""'"' adventureproducers. ' romantic and otherwise-.trotmd out gong President EiJenhower others which Is even better, because in the helping of . !hoy ~. l..r.l-to '•d ' seemed to be Many believed . ~at others we automatically help ouraelves. But we must !road• and we can't? Woolldn'l Eisenhower wao handicapped by know the Source of help before we can do any good for , be to an adv•ntage to put Ills close war-time association anyone . This is revealed in 1 Sam. 3,~:6, ''David atreng· ; money •pent f'~trh apring, with Dt Gau1le: That 11 was a lhenfedd h:mselfhln hthe Lo rdthhls Gf od . II Is In Him that : a MOh of tar ""11U<'h 1D 1 11 1 ' homu which dOM harm In case or t wo 7".,.year·old genera Is weI m s,.reng hi w en a o era 81 . • on both 1ides. and the French not wishing to run 1·ounter to the t is an a~ evement to help others; but it Is even a long run. especially to cars, army otrlloeo when signala indi- other's policy. greate r achtevement hlo be able toh help yourself. How 1•r holes are dug out and yoo cate an inYadinl forL-e haa pene· . easy 11 1s 1o greet a no1 er person w o 1s down by say1ng, one, rthtae are 10 many troted tbe delen.... One of lhe hurdleo In a ..ttle· "Buck up! Pull yourself together!" Many times this wfil ean't be missed>. Than In LI M ment lool year wao Dt Gaulle's give him a new start and added strength. But can you Ia!~ they como along with 1 " u 1 ne t~~ 1 8 •;:;,•·~ tno!Jtence on a ceaae-flro before soreadllycheeryourselflnthe·sameway? Jll'ader aad tear up wllat P 0 now 10 ne 1 ' Tho Alprlao prov~ The greatest battles of l,he soul are,foueht alone, ex· apenl tupoyera' money for, ~ford barrie~;, ~ccaolonally ~ 1ionol government rolurted •.bat cept for him whom David found, Will David's technique trylna to do a pod daed In ;~~~ :W:~ 11 .~ ~.~~ w~ - condition. Official• here feared work for you? Let us look at some of the thmes that ~aprlllg. Could't thia IIIOIIeJ 8 •L- d dd Y lhol H tho Algerian baqul, or un- David did not do. put: to ~Iter .'ll" by u,. , the Minnesota Demo- Friday, March 17. who seems to be replacing A remodelled ,.Aquanauts" seSteve1110n in the affections ries makes ita bow on CBS-TV i llborals. Wednesday, Feb. 8. Producer Perl tbougbl H Iron!< tbat, as we ry Lafferty is deemphasi>lng un- P'rench defen~ fortifications run· Kennedy to be more sympathetic nlng 300 mlleo alo"l! tho entire with Algerian aspirations thltD Into John GleiJ!Ud Joins Patrtce MtJDo aa sel and Allred Drake ln "Mucll oonservallves' last, bell Ado About Muole," a ealule lG for t964" by moderator Shokell""'re that comprt,es NBCI~:~=~hyiK. Smith, and Eugene TV's "Bell Telephone Hour" for Tunisian frontier. Tho new "Miflnol line" of the French Ia about five miles deep wth crisH~roulng mazes ,f 4ut '"' E...,. aad Africa •• barbed wireo aad electric signals. .......ee~ tile dtuallu.) Tl e e' • doe "nom n· I nd" _. 1 r • 1- . a 1 a ~. 'l'llnllt. IUP!t _ Prll.!· . .to eoem J>rlght for eadlng the I, And now comes the newest ad- British crown colony nellt door to dilion, the " Face the Natioo" 1e- Communist Chillll, is scheduled ries that began ils alternate- for Thursday, Felt 2 on CBS-TV. hf f Enc/• Cf ProspeCf$ Seem J -'Seven-Year-0lcJ A1.1erian-French War i! ''~w TROMAI a- CURRAN l'ntl ......._...... wooden atandi mwt be that 1 thoutiht Peter Falk's por- fdoba~os ." NBC. TV"• debate aerie• point. called, "The Natioo'J Future," • aad President Kennedy'& news · Tile Chaaael !lwlm: "Report 011 conference of Wednesday night. Hong Kong," an hour tour of the I o!o• I I ' I I I a strong comeback. Lee- trayal of Abe Reles on the Dec. were made for the "greal 22 episode was the series' hIJII f ttellt IHm .. line Ml1tered ~ tluol a eelllllo ...,. H 1~ 1111111 for lbo &Jcerlao war 111 Ko eeftlttlt ,..... 11 lbo ~ltowtoa illlpolel lllo llolteol Pre,, ............... me pretl: Wall Street Cl-ialler New In Farming •I MAJL BAG ' ~ •" ' ' -~ .__ ... Television In Review • AN EXPERT on child care ~aya AmerlThe Russians, guided by t h e belief Submitted by Rev. Francia H. Glazier, Pa~tor calli are barking up the wrong tree that the social environmenl plays the b•' -'•"''"In• on aweeping chan•As ln our . . . Of Th d Mornwg •- St E u B Ch .... '"' ,.. greatest role m moldong the chtld, are e E8 1erpr1se anfp hiar · · · Ul't' hfl 0 education system In order to meet the It II I d h I I h'ld omeroy, 0 o Ru11lan scientific challenge. Says Yale v a Y n1ereate 1n e P ng every c 1 Topic: "How You Can Find Help" Jan. 118, 11111 pedlatrlcan Dr. J, E. Senn, we cannot un· realize his potential--but especially the Scripture Reading: 1 Sam. 30: 1-19 Editor, 'l'lle Dally Sentinel: ill!ntaiJcl Savlet society until we recog· average child, not just the handicapped Text: "David strengthened himself in the Lord his God." eon...ming a """"'' nlu t b e areal 11rlortty II place• upon or gifted which Dr. Senn says Americans 1 sam. 30:6. article about .., county ~d care and chUd·rearlng methods. concentrale on . 'No matter where we go we always find people in ! aloner Mr. Hartqor not ·-·· ~- ~---- need of help. ' to waste thelupayera' I' • Life is a rough and tough experience for most of us. I AJ a taxpayer ml.aelf, I &...rl Of 1ng . We desperately need someone or something, that is want It waoled edher. Rae able to help us overcome our w~aknesaes, our feara, our boon? difficulties, and defeats; able to put new hope, expect- I UCIIIJOR'B NOTE: . bave answered that was the the admlnlot• atlon of President ancy' co~rage, and strength Into our lives. C:..':tv"'::~P!,r~h:·.,~l'; ' · -~- Unllod Pmo .......,..... and producer• who partlclpaled b NEW YORK <UPI1 - As the comprorniJea demonairatet to my loyal readers , I'd that while It may be poulble lAI like to pass along a stock mar- make a sow's ear out of a. 1illl from The Cradle 'l'hua lhf .. 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-l\llddleport, (),, Jan. 28, llltll Planning Ahead mpro. . ; COMMENTAnNG, EDITORIALLY 'J . . . f ' -•ldeftt ;1;• .., - :w.._,........,... ON eAJ Advertised In FERTILIZER AT A lble of International llgbkluty trueltio II ..,., on dlspiiJ Ia the Pomeroy Area at Kelp Equlpmeal Deoi(Mled the C-lille, these trutlu bave more ellllnetrinc advaacemenll IIIII IDaovatlona thut any other modtll ever offered by lntei'JNitlonol. 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I .. , co - po Tornadoes Take 14th Victory With Hot Second Half At Eastern High Accuracy From Charity Stripe Hounds Push Panthers Into 4th Place On 68-61 Win Purple Panthers Frl· l aU the way and leD behind with st at Ita end. o! a tries. Was Big Difference In Team8 dayPomeroy's night went down to sixth rour minutes left the aecood Coach Bob Sbesky's boys bit a The Pomeroy reserve! in I 1 of !y cage defeat In the SEOAL race by quarter at :16-:14. hal otreak aa the !oorth opened, Sam Price, a senior Tornado, led Racine to a decisive a 68-61 score at Nelsonville. slip- until ijlat point, the score had moved Into a 58-51 lead and never llj·51 vlct;';y ~ve\~a~tern ~iday right at Eastern The ping into a foorth place tie wilh 1been lied or changed hands 11 were In oeriouJ trooble after. w nners s gle a r ~ua er ra 1 Y to pull away lrom Logan. limes. 11 was :14-:14 when David ward:!. Bnmlton with 22 polnta, 1 2 28 10 a :· ha ft met d~af \ . t t It iJ the lowesl stance o! lhe Anderson hit frem the outaide !or and Andal'IIOO with 25 couldn't be ,nee connec e or pom s, WQ. more than East- ~ Panthers in the Class AA basket- Nelsonville and by halftime the stopped ern s ~botgun, Charles Colhns, who conected 17 for seca ball sweepstakes of Southeastern score ,;; 88 35-11. for the winnen. The Panther• hit za of 59 .tt.ond h gh. , . . . Ohio In live years. Bob Wlnebnlllner, junior for· tempta !ram the field tor 48 1,.r lt was Ra,cine s 14th win agamst. on~ loss thts season Coach Russell Moore's team ward, kept t~Pantherl in range cebt as Nelaonville got home 31 ;anRd ~astern shseventh ldoss against SIX wms. had been tied with Jackson Lo- with a total output of 20 point. of u ror 47 per cent a.-:h.<! won . lhai-pest t th t ef game r an u·was 19 126-331 84. gan and Nelsonville last week, for for high Panther scorer. At the In rebounding Nelsonville pulled .as: tIt~ t~ee Ine,,f..e ~g of Racine·s 19 of 59. Ha.sbargen second place _ Then Jackson edg· beginning of the third period hil down 45, Pomeroy 25. : .oppor un d er_e. ca mg m had 19 rebounds for Easern. ed into the second spot last Frl· jumper made it 33-35 and Terry Wtnebreaoer stood oul with his : :: s ~-n Pnce 81 at his In the reserve game Racine day, held It last night with a win Ohlinger's drive-in layup tied It basketmaking,' OhliDger shone at ,Allen G ~ge ~~~en se;en. won 43-18 Larry Salser getting over Logan. up. Then Allen Hamm hit to put his favorite Corte. playmaking, chances' a': Bl~ ne ~c~l~~ 12, Ronnie Cashdollar six for 1 NelsonviUe thus has gone in the Panthers abend but Paul and Eddie .Bunch was tbe haltest f . Y Y Eastern. front of the Panthers with a 7-5~ Brunston and Anderson connected Panther, hitting seven of etght aeven 0 nme. Eastern plays Hannan Trace skein to the Panthers' 6-fi. LOgan to put the Hounds ahead 39-37. from the field. Tbe !!eavDy whistled geme also there next Tuesday while Racine also is ~. . . I Coach Russell M ........ boyl Eddie Bullington, fleet Panther laW E$tern walk up for charity l:'!nlertains the Parkersburg Little The Panthers were htttm~ all outscored Nelsonville 20-17 m the guard, had another cold mght \browa u timea. CGacb Bob Ash- Reds tonight. Irlght bu.!_ the~- were ~~t~boundedlthird quarter, and trailed only 52-- with his long ~per, hittin~ just ley'a boyo cuhed In only 1.1 o! By quarlen them. Collins had nine of 12 there. Racine ... ... 17 11 11 20- 64 Racine teld 1 17-13 first quarter Eastern . 13 15 9 14 -51 ed&•. was tied up at half time Racine, WoUe 4-3-11, Parsons 4BY BOB E. DYER 46-33 at the start of the final Iiams hit for 14 to lead the BullJ8.28, but pulled quickly into a ~.Price 6-7-19, McKelve) 2-7·11. With the SEOAL Championship frame and never recovered, nev- pup5~ third quarter lead, outscoring Graham 3·9-15, Birch (1..().(1. Totals safely tucked awa yln their hip- er got closer than n poinUI . Athens had stopped the Middies Eattem 16-9 in tha . period· The 19 12&31 64. pockets , Coach Charles McAfee Athens, off in its shooting from cold at Athens earlier in the seawinnfln continued the pace in the Eastern, Summerfield 4--0-8, C. and his Al.hens Bulldogs found the floor, hit for a 38.2 per cent son 65-3fi, but found the going just fourth with 20 points to E88lern'.s Collins 4·9-17, Caldwell2-l-5, Har- themselves in frequent trouble while the Middies hit an evtn 40 a little bit tougher last night. 14. ris 1-0-2. Hasbargen 3-4-lO,Rob- here Friday night before winning per cent. Although the Bulldogs you start it. The Wonders were Eastern outre'xJunded Racine 33 i.nson 4-1-9. Totals 18-15-51. 63-52 over a scrappy Yellow outscored the Jackets in every Officials: Mendenhall and MeJacke! quintet. quarter with the exception of the Kem:ie. Athe~s took the opening tlp-~ff fourth it ~as the rebounding and • ATHENS (&3, and budt up a to t~ 3 lead m1d- foul .shootmg that told the real Chase 5-2. 12 ; Bennett s.s.1s; way in the first pertod before the story. Bacon 1_g. 11 • Postou 6-D-l2 · Blaine Yellow Jackets were able to hit Anderson and Kloes played good ' · !rom the field. ball under the boards but were . , , Raymond "Hotdog" Kloes broke no match for Steve Chase, the left ' ~ Jim Vennarl's R~tland ~ay mght wa~ Belp~e 8 first start the scoring ice from the field handed ace of the Bulldogs. Chue ~ Devils ran head long mto a m league actton thts season. wilh rour minutes and 15 seconcls and Bacon grabbed 12 and 18 re- Amanda Clear-c::;ree~ 7kl,. red-bot Eagle quintet at Belpre _H~dson set the .pace for _Belpre left In the first stanza and lhfl bounds while Anderson and Kloes . P1c ermgton 62: Friday night and consequently balling for 22 pomts . . Davts had Middies quickly closed lhe gap got 12 and 6 _ In that department Millersport 57, . tilDe home on the short end of a 18. Dave Martrn conltnued to be to 19-IS at lhe end of thf! quf'rter. Athens had 52 rebounds and MidLiberty Unwn 55 'lf-65 trounc.lug. lhe scoring leader ror the Red T And nd Kl te _ dleport 2.5. Bremen 59, Carroll 50 Rutland jumped out to a 6-0 Devils, ~Witering _1: points. ed ':pacee':'~a~Y' at ~: a:t Both teams had plenty of Col Linden 57, Col Eas~oor 55 lead te start the first period, but . Belpre s sharp-hatl!ng stood out ol the second quarter and soon ehances at the charity line with Col Central 71, Col Agumas 58 • "lharp.aboottng guard 118 ~ 10 the SEOBL ~arne as the Ea- put the .Jackets within two points Athens hitting 21. of 40 and the Col North 57 • oJtl8 Davie hit for three straight gles .hit for 31 fael~ goals to Rut- of the champs when Kloes hit Middles 16 of 25. Middleport had Marion Franklin 56 •lck onel from about 30 feet out lands 18· Rutland 8 19 for 32 -at at the foul line to make It 22-20. 14 turnoverl!l while the Bulldogs! Col East 50, Col South 47 to tie It up. Then Belpre took ov- :h~ foul~ne wal good but Belpre The Middies t-ontinued to atay commUted 10. Urbana 77, Delaware 51 er. Ia 14 28 · within striking distance of the Scoringwise lhe Bulldogs stood Arlington 58, Worthingtou 49 : .Bel,re led 16 to 14 al the start In the reserve contest the Lit· Bulldogs but Cell back 30 !o 22 at ou~. Their baianced attack netted Grandview 79, M . Vernon 45 Of :the second quarter and t h e tie Devils made a game of it with the half. 15 for Moot Bennett, who led all Whitehall 49• Bexley 46 ~ Devlll ~ere still very much the Baby Eagles before losing 33 At the start of the third period in scoring. Athens' scoring ace, Col University a, Col Rosary 45 alive. Belpre I Roger Hudoon soon Ito 29. Chuck Cheadle led Rutland lhe .Jackets ol Coach Nolan p. Chase. was held to 12. Bowles Canal Wlnchesler 83, pul~~ bthek ~gles dou~wat~ fo;:r with ·13 and Jim Garrett led Rei- Swackhamer were still hanging Jed the Jackels with 14 while New Albany 59 ~ uc e 1 an e ev 8 pre with 18. fn close. They stayed that way Kloea and AnC:erson had 12 each. Reynoldsburg 69, Dublin 48 ~~ themselves down 35 to 23 . until mid-way in the third frnme, The Liltle Jackets took anolh- Gohana Lincoln 53, ~ · haU way mark. • Rutland sconng: Martin 1 (3- then gave way to the "Cba::.~ and er beating in the preliminary, losWestervllle 49 · In the third period Belpre I 5J 17, Hobstetter 2 t1-3J S, George Company'' bombardment, ing 50 to 23 _ Johnny Allenswortil Hillard .73. Londo~ ~ man to man defense began 1 {2-3) 4, Combs 3 f5·8) II, Dugan The Yellow Jack~:la wer~ dow-n led the Jackets with 8 and WU- Marysville SO, Mdfhn 31 ""'lake ltl toll and lhe E a g I e a 1 f 1-41 3, Lambert 0 (2-21 2, Grove City 53, Grove;JOrt 32 ~ ~-0! t up • commanding lead 51 to Hoffman I 10-01 2, Pierce 1 (5-:6) Col St. Charles 55, • . al the end oi three quarters. 7, King 2 (0-0. 4. Totals tit f~9Col Watterson 47 Rutland picked up many Bel- 32l SS. · 1 Middletown 73, f~.' hamovera bul failed to con· Belpre scoring: Wilcoxen 4 (3L1ma Senior 89 (ot> yert t~em to polntt while the E£- 5) 11, Hudson 9 (4-5J 22, Davis 9 ~·. W.re grabbing Red D.e v II (().3> 18, Tbomhill • (().3) 8, Dick t-.rfloven for more buckets. '11le 1 f2·2J 4, Froet 4 (2-4) II, O'Dell Wmovera continued through the 0 12-21 2. 1'otals 31 114-28) 76. By JOE SARGIS Important. Rested frequently Jasl fturth per!od and the Devils took &:ore by quarters · Ualted PJ1!:11 taternalloa1l year at Baltimore, Gene b8tted tbe:tr fourth lou of the season Belpre ...... 16 35 51 76 There are those-and they are ·28.1 and smacked u homeu with agalnlt nine wins. Rutlnnd · ·-' · · · · .14 23 lB 55 not in the mlnorlty-wh6 wlll tell a RBis. ! ~ Red Devil& are now 1·1 In Reserve &eore: Belpre 33 Rut- you that Minnie Minoso Isn't far The Braves collared all • star thll Buckeye Cage League. Fri- land 29. __ __ from bdng the best player 1n lhe catcher Del Crandall, shortstop American League. Johnny Logan &lld rookie pitcher Dill Veeck, for one, who owns George Brunet, the Chicago While Sox and Ml· Crandall, who had his bell oeanoso, too, thinks so much of him son iD 11160, got what was dethat he signed the colorful CUban scribed as a "aubstantlal raise!' to a ..,-.ci,OOO contract Friday-the while Logan, who auffered 9 lei' ill thll tha Pre ide ' the ext lou eye ~ mo da) slrt pal. ler I lht 1 Ne1 Art J 'tal Go! ~ut ion aijl cllr c •AI by od1 Rli pee d~J nil cbf .... ...... ....... ....... 11op ' ,. ..... .... '" " !!' F11 7.1 to'' •• hu ly : llll mo1 T 7 7 The Wahama White Falcons won their fir.t game of took the season on Friday afternoon as they trounced Hanthe~ Uth win In 12 starts lo hold nan High School by a score of 62·33. The game was the league leadership oa a 52-29 played before t.he Wabama student bodr win. Tom White led with 14 The Falcon.-; thus avenged an earlier defeat al the poiDts. hands of the Hannan live and, at the same time , stopped O!fldals were Keasell and M" a losing st.reak which bad stretched to eleven straight, Bride. this season . NELSONVJLLE f&8)' Jim Bennett paced the Wahama attack with 33 points Bl'llmlon !H-22: Aoderson 12· as Coach Jack Campbell had the chpnce to breathe com1-25: Dexter 5-0-10 ; Kunzman 5-1· fortably for tt~ first time this seasoil. u · Stufflebean o-o-o; TOTAL.S 31- Wahama took an early lead and never surrendered it . ~ 6-68. as th ey race d Io a 35 -16 h aIffHQe ad vant a g e. Wahama . POMEROY (61) will travel to Rutland Tuesda~ ~or a ~eturn match wJtb Winebrenner 8-4-20; Bunch 7--Cl- the Red Devils before entertammg Mtddleport at home 14; Ohlinger 2-0-4 ; Buffington 4- on next Wednesday. 1-9; 1110mas 0-0-0; Hamm 7-IJ-14. :~ TOTAU; 28-s-.31. By . quarters : Pomeroy ..... IS 31 51 61 Nelsonville .. . .16 35 52 68 Reserve seore - Pomeroy 52 Nelsonville 29. League Leaders Chop Down Jaekets By 63-52 count Rutlanders Bump Into Hot BeIpre Team, Lose 76•55 :-t Scores M"1noso s·1gns sso 000 DeaI s For H"lghesI In ox H"ISIory MJol Bobb Se Prayer p. m. w. out T · Scores I,-========="'\ tJm bit onl: "" dr(l T tho ~ • .... t!at "".... ... not highest In While Sox history. Any way you look ut It, that's IV 801 1. aVER a lot of sugar, eapeclally for a o· f'!'Swack's" Yellow Jackets had McAfee and his Bull- S7·Y•"'·old ballplayer, but v..ck, -18 plenty worried for a while last night but couldn't one ol Minoso's earliest and loudkeep pace with the State's tenth ranked AA quintet in est boeJtero, feels he Is worth Ill 17th straight win. every cent of it· , , Probably the most outstanding player k1 last night's "I'd rather watch him play II!De would be little Blaine Cornwell of Athens. The than anybody In baseball," aovs •UI.tle harJ driving guard turned In a fine floor game and Veeck. "There may be one or hit for 12 points. possibly two better playera tl!an .steve Chase, a sure-lire leading candidate for the him around, but he's the most In· StOAL's "Most Valuable'' award , was held to 12 r.olnts terestlng. He'll give you a thrill ·"'lld fouled out with six minutes and 30 seconds eft in no matter what happens." Mil ,final period. It was the first time this season the Third Leadlnr Balllel Bulldog scoring ace has left a game by the foul route. And theo~ was o lot happening There were a total of 46 personals called orl both teams. with Minnie around lall year. He '!lvackhamer and Sowles also fouh!d out. finished third In the American . - Juat fillllhed ~adinl( Dtck a 'ellow cou . ld get. EvlcWnUy League halting race with a .311 Butdttte't book on the FabulouiJ «'iterlao Woodero and must A8Y Spriggs and his four rWinlng mark, first in total hllo wltb 184, mates m.ver heard ol D1\lon 1econd 10 runs batted 1D with tos· 11II • fino tribute to e line ball Wellston did beat Gallipolis • how- and rapped oul 20 homora In adclub ,. II ·rdett , 1 1 of 11 d ever, and Athena beat Middle- dilion to stealing 17 baoeo. bla u e ~ s Y," lh ~~::: port. I'm glnd I "refuaed to an· That, a• Veeck says, addo up ~'0\lllwhvl 1 1 •~- h u oust awer" on the Raclne-.Eutem tilt to a lot ol ball player. Vf, u.., earts o . •> ha -> 1 nal\Oft Inaoe the mld·!O'a make 01 1 WOUru ve • ~ ace. With spring training camps ...rd to lay lhe book oncu ocbeduled to open In ebout tbrte trul I high achoot team that will - Area basketball fans wiD ge~ weeks, buaineu picked up everyted a chane. to IH !Orne of our fu· where on the pen and ink cir", Y be ~er equa · ture cage ttara the next two cult. ' predl !ian of 1 1 1 h , weeks when tbe third annuol Pelo Runnela, !be AL balling My ' ..,;,! ';..~ 1' Meigs County llt'ade school tour- ehomp: olgned wltb \h• S..ton were aa ar aa nament gels underway ot Racine Red Sox. He more !ban llkel,v cot Mooday night, 1 boost iD pay from tbe $111,000 Flnll CINrlllctl Portland laces Rutland at 7 be earned a year ago alter bat· 0P CHILDRINS p.m and Riverview meeta Letort tlng .820. , wltb Cheoter playing Ra<lne to Primarily a slnglea hitter. Pete round out tba evening tournament played both """'"d and. !trot In Icard. the porous Boston IDfleld and was Recular 3.. pr. I Ralph say,.. and Ray Tucker one ol tba few brlghl spou on wiU offl•late tbe gam... an otherwise dlaappolntlng club. Nata 8lp Ohio R. I. BalbtbaD Rttaltl The new Washington Senator• Tol Ubbey a. Tol Control 411 algned veteran out!lalder GeiHI Lancaater B1 z.n01(llle as Woodling to a reported $33,000 1 Lan<asltr St. Maryo 'It, contract, and Gene promptly Jn,Mil/Pl. I PORT ' . "there a no l'eiSOD why -~-----· ..iiiilliloil..,.""'iiiiliiBeiimeiiiiliiU&iniiloiOn...,4S dirted "" oan'l do well. ID baaoball " t"" ° do.;,. 7 through his worst year, presumably took a cut. Del ripped Na· tiona! League pitching at a .254 clip that now more than llltely pulo him In the upper 130.000 bracket. Dod1en stp wuu.,., Logan, on !be other hand, who will have to batUe Roy McMillan lor his job th~ year, slipped to .240 In 1960, abtout 30 points 1>0low his average. Brunet, a left· hamler, appea....t brieOy .,ith the Braves last year, working m011t of tho season at Louisville In the American Association. l'be Dodg.rs, meanwhile, algned flreballer Stan Williams and rookiea Charlie Smith and Dlek Tracewski Williams, who got a $4 ooo boost to '15 ooo bad 1•2 ' rd 1ast year unt ' U' he 1 ulalere d reco an arm injury and wound up at 12-10 Smltli Ia 8 thtrd ba!I!Dlan and Traeewski t1 8 shortetop · Elsewhere, tbe St. Louis Cardl· nolo signed five I'OOkles, eatchera Tim McCarver and Chri& C~r.aro, pitrher Mel Nelson, ftrsl baseman-outfielder Duke Carmel and outfielder Jim Hickman and !be Cincinnati Redi satis!led lnllelder Edde Kosko. It'• oplnat ..._ nina No' human being Ianln• goingothto 0 P T 0 MI T R I ST ~I tne W1l <an't win." ., Offtee Houn: t to 12, 2 to G (Cio•e at Noon on '111• :J&.year<~ld Woodling 1s u.. • ,_~ - IIIII Court St • Pomeroy ninth playar aJaned by lhl Set> """'"'"_ _ _"""!_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __.,atoro, but be tolrr lor tba moat Underwood, minister. Bible school · rsh' . m.; ~ommg "'? .'P 10 .30 a. m., Evenmg worship '1 .30 p.m. RobeN Reed, Bible School Supl Tbe Syracuse Melbodlll Cbun:b Rev. Carl Herring, pastor, Carroll Norris, Supt. Sunday school 9:30 6 P- m. Wednesday; Midweek Bible study 7::«:1 p. m. Wednesd.ty. L'B C'burcb, Letart FaDs. Rev. Hubert Sharp, pastor. Sunday liChool 9:30 a. m.: Worship servlce.s Sunday evening al UO. Churt!b ol the Nazarene, Syra· cuse, Rev. HArold Holmes, past- Ualted Metellodbl C - of Pomeroy, Eugeoe Brown. pastor: Church School, 9:15 a. m., Kennetb Finley, supt., Worship, t0 '30 lopk: "Our Christian Responsibil· ity for Freedom." St. and Jr. MYF 6 p. m. Wednesday 9 a . m. Prayer aud Bible Study. 7:30 Suoda · and all y mommg at eveDing aervicea led by the elderl wJtb hin ev other Sun- · prea< gt .ery ~y mo':'g ; 9: · ~I 11 8 'I eervicel 10.:::cm. · once 8 · mon Ev:n~3(J t.b t a 7· p.m. p. m. choir rehearsal. Jan . Sl Leal BoUom Charcbet - Sun· UJO p. m. District workshop o.D day Scbool is every otber &mday Stewardship and Finance a 1 In lbe Christian Church wltb o.Grace Methodillt church, Gallipo- car Babcock as IUperintendenl lis. Feb. 5 7:30 p. m. County Jn. ~.~~~ chotherb SundaltbDY iD I he terdenomlnational Youth meeting. au:WUUUII U."'t w ave All th of ty In :16n~ rick aa superintendent, Coonmom·l YOU C0UD v,...:u. ion aDd pre.. ..1.:.. .. aervl 9:30 a. m.; Br... dlonl Charcll ef Cbrllt. .......... ceap ... ry 0 ther Bunda momlng t 8 rttr: or_ Sunday school sh Morning ~r ip l0:30 · m.; minister, Charles Pierce. Russell e , y a MYPS 6:30 p. m.; E:vangellstic Roush, Supt.; Bible Scbool 30 in the CbristlaD Quud:J CHURCH POit ALL ••• ALL I'OR THE CHUJI'CH 1M Ol•uh i. II.. JfUI.-1 factor .... for 11. t..ildi .. •f ct.aradrr ud pod ~ilimMip. It i. • ...,..._ •' .. ,.., The Uniform Sunday SchoolleuoD for JIDUI'J' 28: "JESUS' AUTHORITY CHALLENGED," John II. servkes at 7= 30 P· m.: Wednes- 9:30 a. m.: Morning wonhip 10:80 the minister, J. P. MOler preach••1 thank thee, Father, for this food!' .. ""'"•uh•'-•- Witl.o., .......,a..,J>. day 7 :30 prayer meeting; Prayer a m..• Christian Endeavor (voulh Jog, and every other Sua d a .;~~w, de-... , - c:i•i~U.t;q. u• bo ""-sd Ml i morning at 10 30 in the There is somethina very touching about a ..,.,...; .... n....... 1-· - " ~~ur •~ •Y 7:30 P· m.; '"6 p. m.; Evening worship 7,30; ' _._, .,, The terror of the Babylonian exile eollllated of 0.. . · · 15 · tbe •rd Tue->dlst Cbureb "ltb FreolaDd -~ld sayina ~ace. You feel that here is a small 1 service stonar ~ ~:NaY Wednesday evening Bible study • ... ~..1..1, _. """""" llw O.urclo. n.e,fact that the universe seemed to have falleD ln up')!l of the ""'nth at 7130 p. m. at 7·00 ria preaching. Every three n:::~l rrrson who Is really In communion with God. '"'(I) r.. ""- ..... (!) r..... them. The God to whom they bad sworn etemalloJIItJ, lltlurcb o1 Nazareae, Mulbeny. Fb-,j BapiiM Cb...~. Middle- preaching services at .tbe ~ Ia earnest face 11lled with utter trust breathes "'""""',...· (lJ •••,."'"" •• at Sinai, had either deserted them or had beeB powerUnion Aves. Pomeroy, Rev. E. E port·, Donald A. Boone, ···•~. dlst church are In the Meolng the real spirit of thankfuln..._ He feels what -"''' 1•1 r,.'" •" of the Ba....lo 1 .........,.. stead 0f the In 7 so In he ia aaying. · •' 11w a..,c~a iiMII, .t.id. ..~ t.;. less in tbe face of the armed mijht "~· Jt ' " Cox, pastor. Sunday School H:30: Youth Sunday DavNi Annas leadmom g, : -·1 aiKI ••lni.J ....wo•t. PI•• "',., And nothing is worse than when the universe UDder oar Meming Worship 10:30; NYPS at er. Sunday 8choo1 9:16 a~ m.: ":inter,~ 8 in the stmmer. And yet a prayer of thanks does Jlot come to cbuoda rcsularl, ..d n•d Jllll' B.bll foot is shaken up. 6, 45 Evening sorvices 7,30: Pray- Morning Worship 10; 1.1 a. m.. rung at tbe~mo~:S~:I naturally to a child. Just he is taught to "'"'' Out of the chaos the religious leader~~ of the Jew or Meeting Thursday 7:30. sermon "Be Ye Renewed" by Church are once a " feed himself and brush his teeth and tie his came with a series of observances which, they declared. Folrvlew Cbareh, lie>. Dwllbt Dera McKeer 6 p. m .. YF ; 6:301 or algbt In winter or IUIDDier. shoe laces, so he must be taught to pray. Not "" ... """" , _ command the favor, of God and eDJUre lib heJD; Spencer, pastor. Suoday sehool p. m. Youth Group will meet wRb • T • P P • r' Plalu taught exactly-but shown. He must be made ::;:,. fi:::'. II :., would be Joyal to the new lawa, and '6e 9,30 a. m.; Supt. Herbert Roush; Mark Tracy; 1 p. m. Evening Cburell - Sunday School aware of the lovini Father's care. !;l::r.'~., ~ ·~ ltl: new observances, they m!Pt bope even Young Peoples meeting each Sun· worship, "In the Shade of the Sunday morning at 10 a.m. Send your child to ehureh school-take him ~..., ~ 'l L for a national deliverance. And one of the tblllp day • 1 6, 45 p.m.; Preaching 7,30 Rock;" 8 p. m., Meeting ol the creston Newland 81 SU!oeriolel!d-1 to Church; There he will Jearn to recopize the ...., 11,_ a t.., Insisted upon was a faithful observance of the 18bp. m.; Prayer meeting Wednea- Centennial Program Commiltee. ent. Communion obaenance o! presence of God In his life and to be grateful bath day 7,30 p. m. Wednesday 7 p. m. Monthly Busl- Lord'a Supper every Sunday for the many bleaaill&'l showered on .him dal!7, F~ithful keeping of the sabbath came to be~ Free Melhodlsl Chureb, taarel ne98 meeting; 1 p. m. Sr. Choir. 11 a.m. wotb preacblng every a patriotic duty and as a religious ceremony. 'fo" lie Clff!, Rev. R Eugene Giell. pa• Death MetbodiM Churdl. Mid· "' Sunday. 1ba evening sen,io:el a sabbath breaker theo was as serious as to be I ClOJII" tor. SWiday school 9,30; PhD ...port. Raymo• Koakrlgbl, pa1- is once a month at 7:30 iD the wiD· munlst fellow traveller today. The healed begJU, thlfeo Wise, Supt.; Morning worlhip tor ' Church School 9:30 a. m.. ter. Communion at all evenlniil stood as a sioner and as a traitor to .t&e~• 10,30 a.m.; Youth servl<e 7 p.m. Jack 'Bechtle, supt., Junior and preaching servicea lor those WI· For some of the •abbis taught that U the ent. Evangelistic service 7,:1() p. m.; Senior Youth Fellowships 6 p. m. able to attend morning oemees. all Jews kept the sabbath reaDy ho Mid • week prayer servl"" Wed- Commission on Edueation 7:30 J. P. Miller Is minister. would come. To break the sabbath wu, nesdar 7:30 p. m. p.m. Oyuer mw, pie and conee o...,e Cbrtal!aa -sun. hope It will, In •otne and a form of treason. Hysell Rua Free Melbodlol; llo- will be enjoyed by tbe Methodist day School every Sunday L-1 I L L l - II •• f 'I _,. Troubl~ wltb Authorltll!ll · bert E. Smith, Sr., pastor; SWI· Men, Tuesday 6:30 9· m. All men ing at 10 a.m. wltb Lloyd Bll>ok·l He p ....ta n g gfHHI wn amw If ana eom- Jesus got into trouble with the authorities beeiQe day School 9:30 a. m.. Worley of Ure church are urged to attend. wood, Supt. Comm!llloo 111unit11 lite, feature h •pon•ored IJfl II e he disputer.. their authority . He declared that they were Haley. Supt.: Morning worship Sub-District workshop on stew· ance of !be Lord'a Supper ne•• firm• and organl.:ati ou wfuJ•e natne• appear demanding more than GOO required. And then lie JN10,30 a. m. Yooth servtee. 6:40 ar<J,bip and the Every Member· SUnday at 10 a.m. led by the to say that he knew the mind of God better IIIII p. m.; Evang•Jistlc message, 7,30 Canvass to be held at Gallipolis den and all emUDI P::!:!I!.~"""~IUK7~~·:._ ~, professionals did. That they could itot IWtdl p. m.: Prayer meeting, Thur• Methodist Church Tues. 7:30 p.m. serYices at 11 a. m. b It was this defiance of the estabHsbed authorltJ' of lilt day 7,30 p. m. Choir rehearsal Wednesday 7 p. preaching one lime a month authorities that finally brought about JeJUJ' cmdf"dl!lll Peateo:oslal Aaoembly Roate tU m. Methodist School of Religion 7:30, winter time. J. P. Miller man Is ever in greater danger than when he ._ Dercas; E. Codnar, paslol', SUnday lor Christian Workers, Franklin minister. authority. That was what eluted aU filii Scboolll a.m.: Children's church Ave. Methodist Church, Ports· Allnd Melbodlsl Cb...b, Re>. between Jeremiah and the~uta of 1111 ti!!lf.. s p. m.; Worship 7;80_ p. m. Sun· "'outh, Feb. 20, '1!1, and Merch s. Robert R. card, paator Furniture and Appliances Jeweler and Optometrist. lay at the root of the controv over=~ day, Tuesday and Friday. '1 to s p.m. Memberlhip TraiDing day School at 9:30, Lloyd ChHtor, Ohio Phona YU 5·2125 ther. And that is why William Booth bad to ~e ' Bradbury C..,.b ol Christ; Art class will meet during SWiday ger, Supt. Worship Servh:eo Mldd,l eport - • · Methodist Church in order to organize the .. Marcum, minist<l'; Bible · School School class period time wltb !be 10:40, wltb Herman Taylor, lay· Army • at Morning worship 10,30; Christ· pastor in the parsonage, 6th grade leader. Wednesday evening In the final analysis, every man bas to deal~ Ian Endeavor 6 p. m.; Evenmg up are invited to attond. .,. services at 7:30. with Jesus Christ. We can argue with our putAtt, f t Worship, 7 P· m. Rallud Mel•- Cbareb, Closed Each Lord's Day can Ignore the demands of our church, and we Ktagdam Hall a1 Jehovah'• WitHerring, pastor; Morning Bakers Of Good Bread lence the voice of our own COI18Cience for a tlllle..11'1t nesseo Public meeting Suoday s IO'llll a. m.; c.1lutdl School Rock Springs Road Pomeroy Huntington, W. Va, there comes a situation, eventually,. when we bavt"t. p. m.; Watchtower atudy 4 p.m.; a.m., Vernon Weber, .oipt, deal Wl'th Jesus Chns't himself, and ln that JDODitlll Bible study Tuesday 8 p. m.; Ser6 p. m. Monday, WSCS llrot Tues-IJ vice meetiDg Thnrsday 7 p. m.; day and aecond Is to be DO conlestlllJI the dedalon, for he .. Ministry sehool Thursday 6 p. m. D!Olltb; FamllJ' Nl authority for all Christians. . •. ' Daav!Ue p 11 r r t m HelbleH evening of each (Copyright 1960 by the Division of Cbrlltlal1 :ltdaa Church. Langsville, Den wachenSUNDAY Serrnoa topic lor this Sunday, Quality Furniture at Lowest Prices lion National Council of the Churches of Christ Ill M schwanz, pastor. Suoday school WHTN-TV ''1be Book for Everyone." Local Union 5668, Untied States of America.) . · 9,30 a m,; Morn~g wofsblp to,30 Cballnel13 -10:00 a.m. Firat Bapllal a.udo. Ra•lae; Ravenawood, W. Ve. Middleport Creel of Chesler. Sulltlq. a. m.: Pilgrim Youth 8'45 p. m.; "Go Above The A. R. MeCauley, pastor; Cllester Mr. and Jln. Wlll1lr ...._ Evangelistic oervice. 7:30 p. m.; Mist" Simpalln, oupl.; 9:!11 a. m. Sunand daugbter,llarlbo, fll a.lllr Fellowship service Wednesday C11rl8tlaa Sdeace 144 day Sch~l; 10' 41 a. m, dll1ber ~.Afllt 7,30 p. .m. Po M rn aermon 1be Word elfS 0 e8 ,_Friday brother, Mr. ml Jln. a;,. 0 Middleport ch....~ ot 111o N... ~;'=::~" ,.:~VE 1h; Flelh", 5:40 P· m. Senior Pomeroy's Budget Shopping Center Makers of Holsum Bread B•. ~·v p•n~ P::.- ~ ........ ~~- _ Jl,;.· areoe, Rev. Clyde J. Bartlett b' t C th 1 sson sermon B p. m. Evening service. Senn·ll J ,..:.nu, ~ ~ ll'uu.t . . . _ Sunday school 9,30 a. m.; morr> su l" 0 e e . . · on ''Youth's Opportunity." John and JBllll Wiae, children lilhl otrolre Ill her a- l'rldil;r. lng worship service 101 '0; 7130 Ev· Golden Ttlxl: Let bim !bat glor~e- Bellllebem Baplld Chard!, of Mr. and Mrs. Nate Wiae, are Calling on l1or .......... enia gservice. Prayer meeting tb glory m_ tblo, lhnl be ander· Bend, Arthur lleCouley, paator; recovered !rom the cblckenpox. , _ her dtiJdrea, lln?e.l an~ Bible atudy Wednesday 7:30 standeth and l<nowetb me,, that 1 Robert Lewis, 8\JPt.; 9,30 a. . Mr. Wiae, wbo ia employed at Miller of Alboao, Mr. am tbe Lord whoch exerciSelov· Morning worahip and TakeSorneonetoChurchwlth\'ou SupporttheChurchofYourChoice Young•!Jlwn. spent !be week end John Folan .ol•_.,, llr. Mil P·N:..I Bapltll- Sunday school ing kindness, judgment, and right- school. Sermon "Youth'• Sunday bere with his !amlly. Mn. Chester l'allllfll- Mil , a . • m.; worship, a. m. enumeas. In lhe . e arth. Jeremiah twlity". 7 p.m. Evening Phone WY 2·2644 Pamt~roy Wnt Main StrHt Pamtlroy Miae Osa Turner, daapter o! Mr. BDd Mro. a.qo .._ 111111 11 9 30 prayer"'servk:e, Wednesday 7 1'24· sepnon "1be Word Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Turner, has family of 1iheeiiDg. W; Va. ·. · Middleport Chure• .of Chrill; Flj!oh." bern a patient at Holzer lloipital Mr. BDd Mro. Wllllom Cltllo P;b:;.,... r Bapllsl - Sunday Fred L Gardner •. mlnlster; 9:30 Edel !I""" flftillrea lor several days. BDd family rnm·a. BcMI 9:30. Morning worship Bible acbool. Mr. il'~ell Ger· Rev. JPdOn R. Blake, pastor. Lee Myers received word o! lem St. to near Tuppen 1'1111111. 10' 15. Inch, Supt. 10:30 Mornmg servlCO. day school 10 a. m. Supt. the death of his brother, Joseph Mr. and Mro. Will1or LoliiiOil Rutland Ftnl Baplill - Sunday aod lnstaUalion of Church a n d Murrey. Christian Endeavor t. Myll'l, of Fostoria. and cblldren l6md school 9, 30 a m. Preaching Sun- Bible ";~ool officers. Sermon su~ p. m. Song oervlrea a p. m. c. E. (The Friendly Bank) Ana Bryant 11 a patient at !be Gra"', a~ cmr II;, day 2:30 p. m. ject, Paul Exhorts T"?'olby. Preoldent Howard Smitb. GENERAL REPAI1UNG Meigs Generallloipital. Mr. Bry· post office. ,. BarriJollollle Proobylerlo - 6 ?: Youth Hour. Jun\01' ~d for all preaching oerviced : Middleport Ph. WY 2-3151 Middleport ant suffered a llroke wbile driv· Mr BDd Mrs. a.m.. ...... Sunday school to a. m. WYF ? semor groups. 7 P· m. ~nmg Mid•week prayer meeting. ing the Department Stol1! trurk and ·family have DlOO'Id hm p. m. aJlll Bible study every Tu... 1servlce. Senno?. subjert, Mo"' leader Ray Adams. All are near the Emmett MeCaskey home Bradbury IDto tba 1-. r• !r day PraJ'er and pralso service Than Servants . Wed. 7 p. m. come to one and all of these on Grass Run Road, tbe past occupied by the Bob Net-. ,.._ So~rday N 5 p. m. prayer meeting and Bible study. vtees. On stato Brute 124. Saturday. n,. '!be Nelsono - mote4 ·• Pea-tal _ Sunday scbool to 19 p. rn. Choir pracbco. 6:15 a~ miles above lleods\oftlto, Mrs. Ethel Snowden . apent Ia tbetr newly bulll 1-.. a. m.; evangelilltlc service, 7:45 Rutland, the church officers I Cannel E. u. B. Charcb; F. E. Your Walgreen Agency Monday and Tuesday w1tb her ,.,_ ~- - - wu ~ 1 , • · p. m.; Wedneaday Bible study tralnlng c1ass. Cadlllac-Oldsmobile-Rambler ~- H8lTJ' ~~-· • • Dunn, Putor; Sunday . school son, ••t r. and =•· ~w- from Heber·~ HIIIIJ>bl TlleltJq Ratland Ch.,.h ~thO Nazarene Ro... "' Prayor. Clleoler. o. 9,30; Wayne Rouoh. Supt.; Morn· 242 W. Main St. Pomeroy Pomeroy Phont WY 2-2586 den, David and Mk:hael. at Pl. Mro. Fem s-y ,... • ;... -Sunday scbooiii:IO a. m. 1\forn- The Couqtry Church In Town. Sun·' ing worlhip 10;40; Evening prll)'· Pleasant. Mrs. Snowden consult- -visitor of Jln. Bertba AiDa lng ~ip 10:46. . Evangollstle day lcbool 9:30 a. m. Berl Bogg1 j er meeting ~ ~· m. Observance of ed a doctor at Holzer Hospital on Othw. ......t co11en ol ..... serYice 71411 p. m. Mldweek pray Supl Morning Worship II a. m. Young Peopl~s Day. Tuesday. Amoa were Mra. GVJ Ldlia Ill er service Wedneaday 7:45 p. m. EvangellaUe oervlee 7;30 P· m. ~tort Fallo UaliH · Blaine Carter was admitted to Middleport RD BDd 11n. Cojb Columbia CJu,poi CbrJa11aa - Sermon by pastor Rev. J.Jie. Churdl Rex Plumbing & Heating Hel2er lloipKal Friday night Jolmllllll o1 Bradbury. !lief .._ Bible school 9;iio a. .-, Worship 1bursday 7,30 p. m. prayer meet- or. Sunday school ,,30, J. P. Joachim, Prop. with a beck Injury. tended the luDoral o1 11n. p, A. 10rvice 10,30 L m. on tbe aecond ID~ and Bible study. Everyone 10:30. Preaching 7:30 p. ·m. 240 Lincoln St. Middleport Boy Snowdon has been confined Jividen. and fourth Sundays. welcome. Edmond LUe Pastor. Federated C111Udl. Phone WY 2-2550 Middleport Phone WY 2·2057 to his home by illness lor several Julia 1.ueu o1 ~ Deltler C:lniRII o1 CUll& 'l1le Fin& Ualled Pmbylerlaa ud RefarmN Prullylorlu. days. wu a ~ overalil1t ... Bible • 9:30 a. m ~chiDg Chureb, Syraeuse, Rev. Heward eroy; Wal$ J. Bartelt, pallor' Tbe re<:ord hop •Nbich was to o1 11ue Parbr aad pa1 i 10,30 a. in. on tba !!rat and third Ruppelt, Pastor. 9 Morning war- John Wm 8laellnar, Dlr. of Chr. be held at the Rutland gym the Dallu Rife, 11111111 ..,. fll Mr. SundayL · ahlp, aubject "Tbe Man Who Bob- Edu. Sunday eharcb school 9; 1.1 past Saturday by the Red DevD and lin. Hurley Rlfe, 1o a · ~ Rallud If Cbrill - bed God". Jo,oo Sunday 8Chool. a. m Warahlp bour IO::tS a:·m. Rutland · .r1.o • Boosters was cancelled due to t!ant at llofp Oeneral p 't'ol Bible lcbool 9:30 a. m.; Worlhlp Tappen P1aboa BUB, Paal Youtb Sunday opeakfr Mr. Larry Phone SH ~!83 bad weather. Tbe Northwestern alter ._~v~ng patnlui hoed oervioo IO:io a.m.; YfiUtb Fe). Hoou minister. 9;30 a. m. Sun· Ford wltb topic "Dare We Live f Mlddlaport Rt. 1 Phone WY 2-3748 Local Schoola have been clooed jurios wheoJ klcbd bJ li*Q' .,j lowohip I p. m .. Wonhlp 7 p. m. day school. 7;30 p. m. wonbip. In !be lfouaehold of God." Youth • fiM' several days and the Rutland- bls home the put Wftk. : Pamuoy Cb.,.. ol CIJrlal - 7,30 Wed. night prayer meeting. Fellowlhlp dinner and YF at , . Blackfork basketball geme for · Mr. and Mro. lleral4• 11!111*" Sunday school 9130 a. Ill.; Mom- meeting. • 1:30 p.m. Sunday. Tuesday night w.. eanceUed duo and !amU, have """"' Iii- -. ing worship' 10:30 a. m.; Evening Bolllel EVB, Paal Flnl Rapltol Cloardl, to the weather. Atltlna lann em Lima U. worship 7;31) p. m.: Prafl!r meet· minister. 9,30 worship. 10,30 Sun- Malr>ll, Pomeroy. Ralph C. Our Aim Js To Satisfy Mr. and Mn. Harold HyseU !ln. .r- llay -~ ing and Blhle study 7;30 p. m. day lcbool. I ~· m Thuraday 'del, paller. 9:111· u,JJ E. ~Min St. Pamt1roy and sons have moved lDio Mllte, to llollor Jlocipilal 212 Wedneadoy. . aight prayer meeting. lMII'Ytee , of wonblp and Chester, Ohio Phone YU S.2145 Jividen property which they re- treatmeut. w..t1. . .ay. Kln(sblll')' Cbrcb -· Sunday . Gr... E.._.. Qvd!, · Pom- Allot F1ia1 Boplill ebardl Roa1 cently pu,.,hased. 1belr small Mrs. 11artt lllrcbllald ~=~ acbool 9;111 a. m.; worship ""' e'iuy, Wm. A. ltoberla, lloclor; Dboervance ol Youth Sunday aon IDjured his linger iD a door aon, JinlmJ, '10 .Rollor ~ vice 10:::0 a. m. Jan. 1, Holy Communion and muale and meaages by the at home. lor •.,.,., MondaJ. 4tmmY Lugntllo c.;.,..pltoeal a.urch SchooiiO:!Il a. m Jan. I, people. Nunety BDd junior Mr. and Mrs. Ernell Nlebelson ..,..r~q lraD , . . - . C:\Mikul Cbureb - Sunday scbool Vostry meeting, 1 p. m. Jan. 4, r,.. cblldren. U:45 p. m. Motor 1'une Up <ailed oo Roy SDO·.nlen, Monday. 9:30 a. in.; Worship llll'VIce 10:!11 Grace G•Ud, a p. m. Jan. 5, Epl· ;>rogrom OUPfll'l' and recreation. ' • Phone WY 2-3921 Mr. and Mn. Homer Parker 1be WultbJ&toa va. · M 1!1( ' pbany Eve, Hely Communion, 7 p. m~ LUe or Marlin "'·we · II & ...L Mlcldl•-rt visited his lather. Pearl Parker, a nay 'of O.!JS.Incb Ill a . . . 0. m Pomt~roy-Micld_leJ!Ort, Ohio rv ...., ....---• He ard --• Yiu. ...... _ ~'-- ~· d motion film. · -.n.y · A..eolo 7•311 · p. m er in ..., VI .... - - . ......., ..-~ w-. . -~.• ;' ,ft.,,....,"""""""' •.,;,. b' b.._ oemces aa {b= meuure, to•ter With the troat ..,,....., this t r....r. L-•--- ________________________ RIDENOUR'S SUPPLY B. H. SANBDRN ARNOLD'S SOHIO STATION HEINER'$ BAKERY -ellf'*' a. FOREMAN and ABBOn STIFFLER RED ANCHOR OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. FRANas FLORIST NOn'S SOHIO SERVIa CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK Rutland Social N And N l HAYES an 111m""""' d RUSCHEL GARAGE .«. I 1. took down the side of a new lbntioo· 2. See how Wheels and body form one . lin~ 3. That's '~de ·'frock balance (No ofJwr iiiluu ii) away. Mora weight Ia balanced between the whe1l1 for lmprovea stabinty. Another WldtaTrack advantage: There's more room between the wheels to mount ' Til SHOE BOX. ·w. COMPTON, 0.. D. meeting Tuesday 'I :.S · · • Boy Jays tract -''* • , \ B L.A··--··-··· ET---T.. N A R I S,. .... ·--- .. . ~ " . TARK DRUGS S I' ' .. HOME LAUNDRY CO, ¥ KING BUILDERS SUPPLY CO K. and ·c. JEWELERS tbe YOUR LOCAL AUTICORtZED PONTIAC O U . L E R - - - - - - - - - - - - -1 'iOO E. MAIN STREET WILLIS ANTHONY KAUTZ FEED STORE: PON7UC-TBII ON£'f riDII-T.RACK CAll --~------;....---1U KARR ·and VAN ZANDT MOTOR SALES RUTLAN.DAUTO PARJS·. the springs, shocks and control arms at mora stable angles to 1he wheels. This prevents drifting and wandarlng 1 allows Pontiac to track flat and level as It travels around corners and curves. New Wide· Track feels ever~ bU as steady ult looks. Tost It ooonl 1 ~:··:N. ~ 11 of-the-wheels welght to cause lean o~ w-.. S Jldei1, Pontiac holds. huga and hangs on to the road like no other car. There's no outside~ sox c': k THE u·"'TED STEEL WORKERS OF AMERICA The Sports Desk ·'"orr•"ed Fr•"day For Awh•'Ie ~~ ~=i C1l cb 9: 30 ~ · s k'S Jaeket S HadMac . · wae .'"', lin ~IJ Daily Sentlllel, Pomeroy-Middleport, BUNDA Y SCHOOL LESSON OF TRJ: WW pastor, to L m liulldly a. Ill. worol>l;>. uo p. m. Fellowlblp. uo p. m. Friday prayer moetlng. Cbtudo of God MI. MoriU _ •~•-· ••- r • - ' ~1 ~va, ' ~. ~. ,... Rev. Ira M. Tibbs, P&~lor. Sun- tor; Morning worlhip 9:311 Sunday school 9 :45 a. m.; Worahtp day School 10:30 ; Otla service tt o. tn.; and 7:e p. m.; Supt. '{Qtmg People'• Day . prayer meeting Tuesday 7·30 8 EUB ' IE 0uu: p. m. Young People Frday 7:30 paa~r~OUDg Pe:,ple'~ D~y : S~ · p.m. 1 day ochool UO; Be&Qui>enberry, CarleWa J.atenleaomiDa&lo•al - Supt. : Worship 10: >Ui: Baptism; Kingsbury Road - Sunday school Prayer meeting Wednesday 7:30 9: 30 a. m..; Worship hour 10:30 p.m. am. every other Sunday · Be m I• e k GroYII .. Ciartallu Ill. l'oal • 81, Jolul Lulberu Quueh, Sunday School at 11,30 Church, Wm. L. Voris, Paator wltb Stanford Stockton u IU· Zlo• Chureh ol Ckrll&, Pome- Pomeroy. St. John Sunday aer. lc- periutendent. Communlou observ· roy- Uarrlloavllle Road, Eugene es 9 a. m.; Sunday school 10 a. m. aDCI oJ the Lord'• Supper Chanres of ~allia Acad· Bainter 2-4-8: G. Dalton 1-1-1: emy's Blue Dev1l basketball Woltz 2-4-8 ; S. Dalton 4-6-14; Lou· squad pulling out ol th~ isa 3-JH;; Patterson J.1.3: Donabasement ended here Fri· hey 21-5; TOTALS 15-17-47. Cornwell 4-4-12: Boyd Cornwell day night as Coach Paul JACKSON uu o-J -1; TOTALS 21-21-63. Kegley's sizzling-hot Golden Hyden 2-1·5; Davis 4-6-lC; MIDDLEPORT <SZ> Rocket.s .raced to ~n easy 67· Spriggs 7.3- 17 : Beckley 4-3-ll; Anderson s- 2. 12 ; &wles 5.4- 14 ; 52 deciSIOn over the charges Miller 2 _1_5: TOTALS 19- 14.52• Kloes 4-4-t2; Swackhammer 2_4- of Clyde Evans. By quarters: 1!1; McElhinney 2•2-ti; TOTALS IS. Before the locals could muster Logan .... , ........ 12 22 .. 35 .. 47 a field goal, Wellston had pilfd Jackson ... ..... 16 28 35 52 1e-52. Score by quarters : up a commanding 13-1lead in less Reserve score_ Jackson 33 LoAthens . . . . _ ... 19 30 46 63 than two minutes after the open- gan 28_ Middleport . . . . . 15 22 33 52 ing tipoff.. I~ wasn't on~ or two ----Reserve score: Rockets h1ttmg - al lf1~e st~rtAthens 50 Middleport 23 ers contributed to the qu1ck bhtz, -- · which proved to ~ the Devils downfall. Bellefontaine 50, WELLSTON 167) Lima Shawnee 42: JNDUSTRLU. LEAGUE Ray 3-4-IO· Richards D-0-0· Ram High Seorn Jaaaary lt, 1961. sey 4.2•10 ; Campbell t-o-z: Mul- Perry .33. Bath. 32 . High Three Game Ind. Dtrk liens 7-1-IS, mitzman 8_4_20 ; Gra_I Crestvtew _69, J.mcolnvrew 54 Rupe 560; High Single Game Dick h::~m 2 2-t; _ TOTALe; 26-IS..fi?. Fort Jennmgs 57, Rupe 205, Team Three Games GALLIPOJ.JS CSZ) Cdum.bus GrOve 55 Blue • Gray 2271. Team Single Hoberts 4-0-S ; Crawley G--0-0; Lafayette 43 Bluffton 34 Game Downie-Gross 813. Pope G-1)..{1 ; D. Porter 2-().4; Thom- Gomer 79, Spencerville 48 TEAM . W L Pd. as 8--4-20: Conley 6-1-13, Duncan I Newark CathoJic 78, Downie-Gross ...... 3 0 1.000 2-2-6; Lanier 0-1-1 - TOTALS 22Col Hartley 4'1 Blue and Gray ..... 2 1 .667 8·52. Springfield Catholic 58, Swisher-Lohse . .... . 2 1 .667 By Qua.!'lcrs: Columbus Holy Family 'Sl Foreman-Abbott .... 1 2: .333 Wellston ... .'rl 16 12 12 - 67 Franklin Heights 55, Joe's Boys ....... .. 1 2 .333 Gallipolis . . 13 12 IS l2 - 52 Washington C. H. 48 Aebland -.... . .. .' .. 0 3 .000 Officials - Grover-Byer. Wilmblgton 70, Circleville Sl SEASON HIGHS RESERVE SCORE - Wtllston Ind. 3 Games Wm. Chisler 579. 42 Gallipolis 24. Ind. I Game Max Boring 234. Jackson , after leading 28·22 dur· 3AKER and SEYFRIED Team 3 Games Swisher·Lohse ing in!ermissiod, had to rally from l 2476. a 35-35 deadlock going into the Ci- your LENNOX dealer Team 1 Game Foreman-Abbott nal stanza berore whipping LoNEW and USED 876. gan'.s Chieftains 52·47 at Jackson TOP "5" BOWLERS AVG. Friday night. It was Jackson's ! COAL, OIL, GAS R. Rupe .. ........... . 162 second straight 52-47 SEOAI.. cage : FURNACES w. Chisler ................... 161 trium;Jh, having downed Galli· i w. Radford ...... .. " .. .. -... 158 polis by. that same score TuesPhone WY·2-3794 J. Bailey .......... , .......... 156 day night. R. Bowen ......... _........ .. 153 Box score oC the varsity tilt: POMEROY, OHIO J. WoUe ............ _•. _.... 153 LOGAN (47) BOWLING t Co I . ar es, Y • up · Sunday School :!tarts at 9:30 a.m. ~-- •-, w~ (1%4 Butternut Ave. DAV l lltorgaolud Ch""'b al Jeoaa Chrb;t o! LlliH Da1 Salata. Old FW. d Road own ·ts on Port1BD ~day school 9:30 a. a:; Preach~ liJ :30 a. m. and B1ble Study Wedncsdi:ly 6 P· m. C. W. Proffitt. p.utor. SWEET: FIRST WIN weIIston. Jaekson Remster .• w·IDS InSEOAL cage PIay W - llalll Sabbath Scbool I p. m. ; Worlhlp oervlco ' 'IS p. m.; oorvice~ art Saturday. Prayer ~Meling 1buraday UO p. m. T three in their are CHURCH SERVICES ~ , POMEROY, OHIO WILUAMS SOHIO SERVICE THE DAILY SENTINEl Po"'"'"' · _.-;( ' \ll,.i . '- ··, �.. \ ' .. ...... . . _. . . ..... ~ ·····._ ..... . . .. ......' ~ ~· -· ·--.,. .. ..• • ~- . Jan. 28, 1961 WANT ADS Meigs-Mason Coming Events I" Sip 011 ..... u:• Couatr7 Boo Docna 11:17 llid-01,1' D. J - .,...,.. IJ. 00 N0111 NIWI TodQ Willi God ' 16 CounlrJ Jonubareo ' "' Farm 1'lmo • Jll Couuu, JIDIDoroo d 51 Nttwt Hr fkw • ' "" 8realt;tut Port, I Ia €~tteoded ' *' Brealdut 1·00 t ,.,, ' I> d :~u ! :li ., oo • rtl Ul 00 Ml '!I :w Weatbw Wu~ foncut Party Sob10 Newl Report Hreaktast hu'ty PHONE WY 2·2157 r. 1.\'IVUAY You 1:110 Wlt1ta - t:• Nno 1:10 Eddie Anlold J " .... 1:00 NBA Ba+«baD 1: 911 lluslc Juot For You 1:57 Nlwl P="*DH 6 Wealhw 2;00 Say [t Wttb Muak! 6:110 CoptaiD Gai!IDI AgnBDZ' 10:10 11111 II the W. 1: 15 SJ&D Oil ll:M News Pssftn. - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - U:10 W•ft 7:110 SliD On. Mlllkol Clock 7:45 11le l.lfeliDo 1: oo ohio van., ""' U5 Sporta 1'odl,l' 1: 10 Ohio8: t5 World N... a:ss CaatmuJtftJ Newo 1:110 IIUII<al Clock 9:911 Publlc 1:45 Sbowen: of to :CIO Talk ol the Ton tO:ss World News 11:CIO Talk of the t'o1ID Fri. only, 11: a. CburdJ lieU. a._.., Rfllgl · lUI Wor!cl N... U:le_ ~- Coualp New. JJ:ao 'Cnmm,m•t)" Newa 11:115 Locll N- Ntw. of I doUan within tuitlln p. m. Jack's Dairy WY :1-111111'1. 1 28 IMPIIINftD DIAGE Anotomllta ...., believed !hal the retina of tlte eye ill a JnUl'dor. e d - mlfbl retain the lma(O of hi< murderer, accordtac to the EncyeloptdlA Brlllnnloa. FOR YOUR .... COllom pillq.l Mld:lle,Orl F... !<loft. Ill .. Jll: 10 Ohio " .... 12:15 llarUta 112:10 Bulle!b! Boonl 12: ,., Aartoldture " - II:ZS NIWI 0 Graq 12:411 l:lr. llllllc 11:110 NOWI t: Ill Local - 8:30 IIUIIc!ll Clock 1: 00 Mr. l(uafo S: 00 World Nnw. 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Qooola...VaodCan ... r • Allllllba ... Modela PI·ANOS IIJITBOPOLITAII MMORI - eBlLDWIM eWURLI'I%11t ond OTHIR PAMOUS Molll .......,, OIIJo Ill. p .. n IRAND$ MONDA! ~ WHTN-TV Channel 13 SEO St1ndings t . The big hitch Is how to a program that will meet approval olljJe.Department Justice. IJ " 8EOAL ALL GAMES 10:110 J'loMmlw Brldo 10:10 Vidoo Vilql 11:ot 1 Lovo Lucy , 11:911 a- llomn 11:00 ..... Of Llle CAGE STANDINGS W • ....... : ;: L P : 840 ~~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiili FOR RENT 10 • 8 • tiZI 8 7 1121 11:10 ..... 6Jr ~~·· IJ:41 <lulclla8 Lflhl 1:00 Lifo "' Riley 1:31 AI Wwld Tuma 1:00 l'UII Cln:lo Fint Floor of the M•ennle BuUdlng loooted on the ..,.. ner of N. 3nl, St., IDd Walnut 511. in Hlddleport, Oillo. Room, ffl fl. • M ft., fobbJ' IOOIDii altd Ladi01 IJid Genii rett roomo. Two frant entNncea on 3rd. St., u.4 One oide entrance on WoJ. nut St. FOR lri'OIMATION CAL WY-24550 1:10 H0080 Party 1:00 'nlo Millionaire 1:30 Vedlct Is Yours •: 110 Brilbltr 011 · · I I - 8tana ••10 Eclp 111 Nflhl 1:110 'nlreo Stoogea 1:00 Newa 1: 15 Weather ,.. f:20 Sporla J::IO-•ADII7 7:00 RJabw11 Pllrol 7:80 To Tell '!be 'l'rulb t:CIO Pete.ltlld Oladp I I ' t 8EOAL RESERW ONLY W L p ••••• • 11 1 tt40 ...... 10 2 g ' I I ••••••• 84380 7 5 5 7 3 9 3 9 :Ml 1 u m a a• Rlllh Ill Logu C 68 PomoroJ 01 CRe1 !l'ftll) a ___ In OUJ' '*~~led nup11o1. ateey :md 10 .., 7'M11 1111 beaul)r tho 11:11 til time. Cost II low. UPHOLSTERY SHOP Gallipolis 51 4111 Middleport Iii 11nac11rou. OWner 011 r '"*r ,,,... "· ....... Cllllo l'llene WI-NIIl Galllpolll M 51 Nelaonville S9 331:••, .. 18 60 -Middleport Iii home, storm doon. ba10 '"'· 1111'1110. floon, awnlnp, lorp lot. AU elactrtc CaD bt 8tnoll dowu paJIIIOtll. " " UIIIl CaD Carroll Suowdeo, Rutland, NOTICE Meigs County Real Estate Owl1n THE TAX BOOKS ARE NOW OPEN For Tbe Payment of Deeember and JUDe . 1960,Jiea1Estate Tuu · - ·- ·- -- .AiaG! Pelhtquant-Hx.. Books Close februllry_1, 1961 Q.JDI G. MlllHONE Melp County ,,.• ...., •• ,. I' pemer_, • .._ mal .... r'WIJD4Ieltt. llc.t THE DIFFER&Na RACINE Ji'RIDAY'S IIEBVLTS: f{l EXPERTS CAN SEE t:80 llrfDIIDI ap llttddJ 1:00 Dan '1baatu 1:311 ADdy Grlllith lllow 10:00 10:10 DuPGttllllow ll•IIONIIII 11:10 Weother 111 II lllll9llllmo CURLY AUNT FRITZI··· OUR TV SET IS OUT OF ORDER. 01-1, PLEASE DON'T···I LIKE IT THIS WAY I'M GETTING THREE CHANNELS AT ONCE �-- . --••<- ••�- -----------·-------.. w= --- - - - - �-....,. � ........... 4 _....""' -• t.\NCELLED Surprise Party • en pa t Of Gtv s <1 Abo ut M iddleoort Mainly About People In Pomeroy ..... �-· .. .. ,. , ;-------------, ! I s4.oo v.. I -J I ... ,, Lead• BYF w· • M $ ==��=-c--� 'I w .. • • . • ' , , , , Banking � 1 I/ Generates I saIe Of F1'rst Aid Kits Here Mrs. Collins Remem bered By Gift From Club voL PHILCO® ..,•. eoox Hl-CAPA�rtf Aut.omalio Wa•h•r I 6 Cycles ! 2 Speeds ! WASHES CLOTHES CLEANER 'l'HAN ANY OTHER AUTOMATIC WASHER ! Fir-8t Ch ild, l tilSH l \ 11 1 1 1'1 \ l O\H l 1)\1 \ 1 1 1111 1 1,1)\1 A h1 Hi: l l ' \ Mr. and Mrs. Carl M. Neese art announcing the birth o[ 1 ht>ir i llnl child, a &0n. Philip Carl, et St. Ann's Hospital on Sunday, · January 21. Grandpa rent11 are Mr and Mn. Vernon Nease of Nease Settle­ ment and Mr. and Mr!I. Ray Click of Mt. Alto, W. Va, ----, • ll• dea: ,-p • 11o1y zt14· wlft • bcla *'"" lltli•u,..,.,,. NAIN - .... ....-. $329.95 ■a,y TtrlM A"ellabl• BAHR CLOTHIERS Associated Radio and ·Television rormerly Smith Cloth l nr Co. M•DDLIPOltT, OHIO Home Harry MIiier, Owner I. Main St. PonMroy Of Name Brand M■rchandlN ...•-••-•••• ....,.., •• "' ••• •• •••� •• •• ••-.... ,. __ ,....._ ...-... ''i "r�•;-:1..-.. ' -~:t .. ,..........i.r, . ... ,- , , _. _ ., . . .... . .... .. .-.,. ... . . ... .... ... ....... ......_ _ .._ ,...... -. ., � r Your P••-1 home ion N ., ' • 111..ie..; pert remod1lln1 . . . 11•1 - __._ a PAI R cal tool See v, now durlnt our lilt• · ernl1ln1 ev911t, II will ,ova yw f1 rt$t0nt /l-(-'�•.., WI NTER TI RES ', '. ■1nq, (Oft lUl ....e,'a ptlce) ...... �- - .,_ . Nm J 1 4 hr a1 IIHI• • • $25 55 ....;.... XII NO. 1 ALL TIRES ft'ountecl FREEi LOW PfllCIDI WIii •• whl1i,w111•> Mell ....... .,. ..,...,_ t., loull,l"I M n,em • t. I Id MIii or p&ay,..... l&ftCll .etla ......, ..... ....thl io pleco. M - - • An • ....,.kQI way te pn ....... w POmero . y H•1 gh Gr�...d orking Mrs. Ouek CALL WY ,2-31? WILL IAMSON OIL CO. j ,. Phil Williamson - Firestone .Oi$tfi�� < I W. MAIN ST. ' \ic)MilOY . .· ...-:. .:.... ., � .. 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PlaJd ':1:i, ..':!u 1 - ,. woman JDJUfed on cy Road '!tr:."-.::. ff Jute On Green Tags New 11'/L! GoonSaleHereMarch 31 : � :�.::;'� ,pond. I Broupl, b .. _ MiddJepofl Man I .....""' In ColwnbUS °" Wreck Charge AgaIDSl Leo Phillips D'led Tuuay '- I w-11 enten r . . · I CommI"ttee Has program Planned For 1961 I ll1"hn O - T d ay for Mr• p•Ierce ; I, I ] I rood - i '( j, (. • • I !'• ,, ,,w ...., m • tt "' "1 , ' 1 I Woy •t-11, 1tw ....... 1-IL Ky In Syracuse Htgh Pa M E T3R DY -�� (': - ... ...... .. ...... . ._. � W•Ith Latest Teach"10g A•Id· Died Saturday 9'I _llfl6 eul ....,. P'"'7 ....., ud hooay. A llllll - ­ '-11■.1 ... ........ ti ..... . d::!i' �gly difficui1;, .He warned opment pro� overseas, MaB011 county school official11I Present at the meeting Fridar eon County wu selected M OM . . lhal .life m .. 1961 �111 not ht He a)� aid greater cmP!'as11 appeared before the West Virgin- were Walden F. Roush, Supnin- two counties in Weat Virginia .. . eHy and there will be f_urt�r should be given to lhe role if rein I tendent : Paul Powell. 355islant aerve as pilot studiel for • ld»ul ia St.ale Board ol Educatlm ,el·bac� b e ( o r e the , tide IS cip�t nations to U8UJ'� g�eater a t i JU?erintendent;_ Miss Zelda Knapp im provement progr�. M I I t • x in plain on day e rles Ch Fr to , turned ial , b�r d i3tr ibuh>n detail the co-operative plan S general su pervisor; Clyde Foley, County representatives explained JUIUce soc CONSOLE TEACHING - Sealed at th e console of th e language laboratory Is of llte Amercan aid and on the Tide "'"" Ton improvement of inslrurlion in Ma- wahama High School Principal : lo the hoard that much had beoa Mrs. L, A. (Virginia Ha skins) Fusco , chair man of th e language departm ent at Salon · loco! level, better pubic lldmlnls, .., County ,chool,. ,aid be "Dul turn K we must: President Stewart Smith, D • a n already done to improve instnio, Hilb School. ___________ In a prepar<d ,••word oddress, lration and tu syolema. TbJ, 'fdd- Fund, from an educotional fo,m- Wilbur of Marshall College: state hon in 11te «iunly, disclotinl di rapklfU'I!' order I If- ed up to belief lhit go\lernmentl dabon to get the program under- supennt.en dent Virgil Rohrbough, Pro,ecls in Ill achooUJ or t ti I riea of executive actiona he baa on lhe recelv_lng end should not way have n ruqueated. Marsh- Dr. Craig Wiboo and Dr Madi- county h a ve been aimed at ., one- I all Collegebeend taken, plua recommended legslo• �gard American ,Id .. . lhe ,tale depart, IOn Byar, representing the ,tale prs,vmg instruction, Th, :,O,,IJ"... e Uon he want. prom;atly from the way ,treet menl of education are cooperating department of edU<"al1on, I has gamed state--•idt attutlal c-.,. ro c.... Fw �.. House and Senate. A yea r ,go .... September Ma- and wilh lbe prospect ol I with the county In ill plan, While bis menage bore • clear On the dollar pp involving the -----grant from an educational .... Mrs, L. A. Fusco !Virginia from Ohio University to Ciudad ,tamp or concern over the bleoli ,..,.,,.\� Imbalance pf lnte_m,tionat l dation, the project ,.m pin Jw:tins> lllho Jll'•dualed from Universllaria in M adrid, Spain, foreign piclurt. Kennedy turned payment, , Kennedy aaid there , C attention. tional Pomeroy in June, 1 951 , �s During the pail .summer, she first to the 1tate of the national waa cause for t'QDCem, but not grant, if approved, wouW The _pursulna: her teaching c� reer in was selected lo attend the governeconomy and what be inte.,ded to dapair. Since ltu, ht ukl, near• , three to fiYt )ftl'a ... from be ll>e_ public hll)r t<hool � Solon, menl sponsored langu,ge insll- Mrs. Dora lll\ckworth, 89·,;:f do about the conlbtulnl 1lwnp. ly II billion had llowed over ,eas being uoed lo provida money the l SyraclllO paued ,way Salu Y Ohio. lute al the Unlver,lly of Georgia llnd the : ,tand helpleuly "to from U.S. Refusing gold ,_..,, .. oqulpmenl lar all and materials . _ afternoon •1 llte home 01 her The Centennial Program Committee of the Middleport sdloo l• to hold worbbop, l e r by" while the 1Kuation wor...., , pl'Olpect for •1111 waa 11110ther def. j She ha, N!Ct!nlly put Into e lfe<t in Athens. Georgi•. While litere Mro. Robert � Kennedy lttl rmed Congreu of an ic� o the lite,t method, 1n languace she w11 delghted lo find th•I all dall(lhter in in\enlatonal paymen,. of , First Baptist Ch urch m et Sunday evening with Re v . teacher and principalo to provide n. wu ,-.--· omn l n M tor, w e re f ol her • ch 1 rder do muc her rom , Duclt-U. for to buo n Dll•MC01.1lon ing. profll'am I<> about p billion. tea Donald Boone as moderator a �d announced the follow- .,. tra service&. 1 i o ath b7 her husbaod, Jamu bl ,ultaitltted n n d h • y pani c lng ,pe lod ou J tha ,r a ..,, ll al< de m tr sc he weeb. � S an haa 1111ta1 · J ed t hool t t inJ dates for spe�b�,brili/lDS. at the c hurch m o bwithin thl , how v . _____ poln rth In 1111. Duckwo · 111> the of Englllh ",. al "" lowod , laborolory lalliUlle c l ,�11ce of the church s·11J(Jtbinniversary. electroni al He 11kt ha -,Id alt f• W-1"' tolill Wild 11W SUn,lvl111 lo her daoahlor, Mn. llnd longer w,employment com- oble' now amount to about S2Z e first illlMrvtm<e-:--m be aerv in whleh Bl\• teaches her five guage, ance or th, 100th anniversary Spanllh clo,..o. The laboratory She graduated from Ohi> Uni• Agna Whllo of l)'rlCUlt. tiu,,o pensat lon benelill, more for blllioo "' and I oow pledge that held ?n the ltlth of April w ,l� • will come on the Jasl day of t h e is tuipped with bJMdual micro- venity where her husband ii sona. Carl of. New Cc>neord, Mill� the their lMir full 1lrength at.ands behind mo�mg �rship aerv M.-e and ?Id and unemployed . ·year with a watchnight .service. • phones ond earphonls, Each ,tu, verslly with • Bachelor or Art, •ry of Hunt ington, Ind Rlcbanl families, • new howling program the val ue of the do llar fur ""' if Fasb ,_oned Sund•y """'""' being a installation of officers. and needed . " dent lo ,bie to apeak into the degree in June •955. She ..pec11 of Syracuse. beld •n the evenmg. Plana are for birthday party during the social under a new boullng ond microphone and hear h imseU to continue work on her master'• Other IUl"Y ivors include two •� affain dtpartment, • higher mm• The PruJdent aaid there was � be� and gueata lo •� th15 hour. through his crystal earphone· The degree al Weatem Reserve Uni• 1 ler1, Mn. Marie Kolquist - and ln,um wage 1nd a tax b�•k for need to increase the gold priee of their an ID costume, ( • Plans ore being made for the be lesaon, are fed to the ••udents otudying d•nllslry. 1 Mro. Berte Waller1 o Waohlng, companleo aponding money on from $35 an °""""· to impoae e,- ,,,:ston and the rvlce will 1 conducted as it ,e ----• ton D. C. , three srandchildnn, "IOund" plant explllll!lion. n return of severo l of !he former have might through the teacher's eonsole . chang4 controls er to fall back on bee pastors of the church as spec ia l . 'nle .Pomero1 polke _departrnmt which · L, equipped with lape rej UNI ye•rs •go. mveshgated two accidenta &In, The President welcomed open . -trlctiv• tr,de policle, / Pauline Gulnller ol Lan<uter . ,. ___ Hom....,,ing Sunday will be speakers and aIso for for111er day, No injllrles l. • conler■ and reoord players. Thus ..,.... w- in, , June McConw ol RaVeDBWaod, peaceful competition with Russia "This lldminlotrolion will not I parli<i"' friends and members • the lesson source may be either w Va James Robert While of and Red Chine, but warned Amer• distort the value of the dollar ln I held on August 13 with the .mm· le m. the di.fferent �grams. as :a result of either, a recorded tape or a rerord. While Sunday morning at 2 :315 a.m. s;acu�. and ae\'en great grand• icana against bein8 "lulled into and fa■hion, " he said. "That is a ing worship service and a family pa . . tUe8 Il the studenta are llllening to a nd believing lhot •ither power ha1 pledge. Prudenco •nd good aeru,e dinner at I ?,m, with a • p.m. A llendmg Sunday mghl s mee a three car accident on EMl children. repealing the lellOOs, Mn,, Fe'"'° oo ior world do r,qulre, however, that new Vesper aerv lce In the late •lier- 'Ing were Kalnd Hmdy. Mrs. Paul Mam-st near the 1noteroeclloa ct Funeral ,.rvlcea w ill be held yielded Ila ambill .. at the COIUOie la listening to and Smart, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Hugh- Route. T and Si l'fflllted fn ation atepo be taken to eaae u,, pay- noon, domin 1 the Presbylerlan Churdi of correcting Individual mistakes, tell- ... Mrs. Charlea Bennett. Mrs. llte ar,..l of Woodrow W. CIII, page••• • 24 September On 111..i Ramlhl 11ira11C any ?revenl and deficit ments Tuesda yr 0 I l Certainly one ol the finest merit be L , D. Diles, Mr.. Clarence Lac, 29, of Mlddle;,ort ing the chureh history will Counoellng the free world to re- gold crisia. " !kl ;:'· u'; c 1 Ofr,\ wt. uppe wa "· or the laboratory Js that each stu- Nlcholu Pierce._ IO, died In that aggreaion by To do this, he announced an im· presented 1"ith Mn. C h a r 1 e I ty, Mrs. Charles Lewis, and Miss Call waa cited Into Pc.aw1ay strong IO main · • a dent Is m,Jtin& the entire clasa Mason City elinic Saturday evo- �� ml �y nation would be "clearly fu. mediate program to attract for- Lewis In charge and the final ob- Freddie Houdaahell. Mayor Oiarieo Legar•, murt 111/r , may ca11 •1 the nlng alter being In UI health , Ille, " Keonedy oald his admJnL,- gn lnveJlmenl and period. open,lion olter blllfni reckleu lravol the to el th e c • In teaching Spanlilh Mr■. Fus, olnl'O an ,uto ac ident mon, than : .:; :� traliolt atlll planned "to explore United State., lo promote Amerwest-liound cars driven by a year ago, , Jl'u, promptly 111 po11lbl• oreas of CO- ican upor1a 11 alable p,icea, and l'O •ppliea the ,.,,,. method In . L, Stanley. 30, ol Dayton lttd Ga-f Hill Cemotery Ewin Pierce was a retired mm1 nion. v t ald Arnold, ZI, New Havm. with n which we learned our own native Mr. r CUI So loopholet • and ahrinlt " tax in U ie � ,e . ope .8i:lo in ::, Home ii in ;harge 0; r er and apent hlo entire IHo pec,Uically inv ited Russia tom la.,. that encourage undue Domage to the oar "Pffllled He 1 . lanflUIJle. One ,peab Eoglllh Meigs county. He WII -- vice,' ---with other n■lionl. to join the p r I v ' I e ,pending of doll or, Call WU termed heovy - tbt . many JW'I beloro he reada and In death by hl1 wUe, Mary, ond I • other vehicles _""-"'i•ed rnodi11111 United Statel In proparlng for abroad, . wrtteo ft. '1111111 ber Spanish claa, • , . • ,. n. Atle One _ wom3:n was serlously miu red ID one of two ace,- damage, No '"Jllrl"O ·- � so • , ,pace ventures to Mwi and Ven111 Tied in with the dollar gap , U,, N 1ft lttugbt the lpoall Span lvlng lo a daughter, Violet and 1n mutual development of defense ,peed-up and the lagging dents m �e1gs county over the weekend. The personal ed. lob. They P- to roading llnd SUrv ddleport RD t; Mi of McKnight ,_ injury accident came on tbe Keno. ,Tuppers Plains road re � .. At 1 1 .. 211 yesterday ..,m1ng lht 111eu11es lo• weather forecasting ooonomy wen lite lederal .,.,,__ wrnlng II IOOO 'II 111ey a •ble = . ' ent . ,___ fUld. s of 11 r tand. , • th .... d d S a c t un an woma Par pa e ure a d y Leo m I a n ID IS ,on ! Ib ' ¥d communlcationo. police department wa, called .. for thlo llnd the naxl llacal year, .. chat naturally, Sile 18)11 a .I t a e r g several and ehlldn,n, ersburg bosptlaL · .� , k m " �-nned then> help Id -lnvestigai. 00 a<cldent 08 l'.lllt "Both natlono would readlna and · wrltin& are uw, en, and.children Y aa •..._al 111'V1 wu 81· The Saturday accident was in other Meigs county accident at . nc . of NJ-other . nation, IIIOSI certain to show I deficit Nives U well P Mam-st at the 1111•lest llttce Spanllh fl opelled e• tr Rl. Rutland 124 on plaee m y. ooft at t a.m p Sund 10: I SO he a e II h 5,40 wlll ld l f be I ceo r a Sen eavo ing g aowtdl, 1 8 O mot m r Ov llnd Conner Preoldent Dwight D. - end av involv two orlsta. _. ..... ' the word _.., tho wav ob Turner Middleport A car driven ,..., by Rwell LIi- on • hill one tenth of a mile north Chase Fun,rol Home Tueaday al and wasteful com- Elaenhower'1 $30.9 billi'on bud gel ., bitter ••u,c � J,c ,....., 18 . . I • She IISel no lexl�-•· T I ' 2•• uuuaa· __ K RI 1 R th u nd ku o P P•< a rue. s a u , , e w ra p moe on . •-1, z p.m with Rev. Robert Smith Leo 55 pe I w•• arn:sled by• officer, on • Phlllpo 57 aon of the late petition of tho cold war, '' ht aaid. for flaeal 11162 eould be balanced . boob tend to Cluae studenta le ol!lclating. Burial will be in the • ;.i., truck belooglng to Havey Hobbs, Plam, Rd. lllJp,, T lead Ph Atnerlc1 arge of failing to yield the rl&hl ch and Mr th-,h p- onl d M dee J of acte U Con la wo for word uch now Bradford cemetery , Friend, will �., � 511, Langsville •• be a llempted to A tru ck driven by Carl Ritchie, of way after he wu involved In lrlu le rd . d thlo morning In en:g -Id tenoion. Kennody d il- me�ded ..,: "::,eaaurenc::i s p1,n... Ralber · they are to Iran,. be received al the funeral home Columbu,. clooed he had ordered Defon,e the economy rebounded higher make a left turn. The Little car 56, Rt • Long Bottom failed to an accident with Roy A, Elllo, •• late ideu. Thll lo broqbt about anyt ime, bad medium damage and there make II up an icy hill and as he RD 3 Pomeroy. Mr. Ph WI 11 ,urvlved b hlo Se<fttar, Jlobe,t S. MoNrunari and IOOIIII' than KennMY •1 econ• by JIClloa, .,. plctunl which c111se _____ minor damage to the llobba backed down the lruek went oul wu "to Pbllll U Aliff Ure dofenae alae Accordnt lo report, of the .i., led the •lutlenltt to ....late rather vehi MEETING HMlfvl\,,r,,> cle, Li�le waa eited into May- o_f control running off the w • • I partmenl Ellis had slowed :.,�• Leo. Jr,. bolh of llr �He � o McN unar '":, doWII a . fi■cal oqueeze. the than lr■llal1te, or Turner • court loday for Im, side of th• road and ,-verium mg or a A mMtlng of Cub Pack a. of Other ourtlvori Include lheN ,... to f pnlbnlttarJ conclllllono Preoldent uld I now admlnistrared light. After the light bad Mn. Fuaco'1 up11ten.o, with Pomeniy baa been postponed until ten, Mn. , W. McMurray, Mn, al aa embankment. prope,- left tum. turned, 'l'llrner altempted to _, by the end of F<brUIIJ wllil I lion had lo build on 1pendfn and J her • ve 1 the ,t , evening, Janu A pa�nger m the truck, Zetta anin injured o waa , rson One Al Mn. read pe bo • les eatlm i venue I 1e1tslabn ■ J budgetary, ,lated- that he was in 1111 Ell� quick to view re al r! oubmi y ach Georg --------- - - N._ Ritchie. made lta teaeher. enth111lasllc ..ry Wllllll' She Tuesday 7 p. m, at lbe Flr1Iary BSapllat YOIJIIC. 40, Long Bottom, �as process of makin O Jell all ct Pomeroy, lfld Mn, Uve ond uecutive action. g turn 11 led. wu an achanp -I In llll5S Chcrch. miured. She 111Slained la cerat,ons Turne ! empted A. B. MIii cl MIMlepan. A K.....ty irlcted three immed· "Within , t r to he pus. t lramoworl: " tha · Mother&' March d of the beod and • compound lrac'• ama brothor, John PhWiPl, ol Colun,. ia ...,_ in the delenoo ll'ta. He oald, "barrini the development 01 L hl d ge incurrod lo le "". Po1tpooed Bein11 .. e h S leg, right lower or ure the • p of v a ulc l or Mn, Don Betzing. chairman of was admitted to st, Joseph 's hos- � �:• llr ur� dof=�� ...::- will be held al :- q �•= � :m 11te Beta SI- Phi Mothen ' pilaf in Park�rsburg. the Glenwaod llelbodlol Church llon� .,_ Turner had medium damqe, Tur, 1 :urrenl Inion= ";::''�•ocate ! ed Th r will ,ppear · before M a y o r with of h. wh � · ':!"r:'y ic npenditure, . , latt the :te ;:gar. ' lpffll. to 11111 � lem Il any .,.. Including P= from . • llfmu. bee ,__, du Iv the weau,. Hoseh�r, 35. Weal Columb� W . . n., 1•1 Ohio automobile lat• the applicant or applJcanlo ■p- nearby -,airy, otl lite 1lobe ot any motnlllll"s lallon cl the - will not ol ---• J)OI..,..= • Uba •· The March bad been ochedul- Va., fined $15 •nd costs for mtoxaro now bt tho hand, of the Dep- pear bt - at either of u,, Mr, Pllllllpo wu· 1 veteran DOI' . . and b lv un t lite ,., .. r • l'tllrlo Columbu, tho 1 of pollce mmendecl membe lni od for tomorrow night from 7 un- icalion In, Metg, county court, ; O'B r,en d ai R,glllrara with uty lleglatran bu! will not go III Deputy . br ...,. CINln rt� budget' .. • ea , ,ubmay Palarlrl la and formor ' Po and ardend wyer SenilODbren the during ll """".' '"""' to -m , title p.m, I eed.. tboJr them I l Colon lltll, ca "· Rt. or M11dl I R 26, Hie IDllll John M. Cauaey, tho He 111,n Oati..tc • ..,. Atto utmg y o C I tLI regll UIIIO ion cl and 11i, w m, lrat with their Prooec 'llgures opno ml for costs .,. hite � · Jamea I!• pl'Otp'IID atepped Seldom bu I pucetlme Preol, Mro. Belling uid that , lent. ville . lined $10 alld rino O has vtd I .....un..tl ien 'Br n,cel I - .bttclt ground, card, olgn the application and ty di....... of the city, He WII Dovid W. i<enso: and � lod live dale will be onnounced al o erator'• l 1 '111e · Deputy Reptr,ro for pay for the lap after the 1ppl lca- alao 1 !"""'lnent Ill� w ith :;!.u":: later time. lliOfkon In varioua Land,ker, '9, Pomeroy , fu...t or _ cl g 1vlllel ri org,n n� � muffler no for Melp County aro Bert Houoe in lion lo completed, l'Osll •nd $10 , for the next !local 7ear u Kennedy did in ht, � de, parta 'of the county will qaln col, walling , ne Sh In � :\" ion ::1 or th� Un1t.':i Sta�,• ----Pomotoy and lllchard Folden, Deputy Re&lolrari lloule and 1 whkb don not beaJn until July I . livered In what he called " an 1ect · contrlbotloN, �----D· Elaenhowe� Middleport 'ftle pri<e will be ,10 J'olden ldvi,e that an 1ppllcanl MEET TO LODGE _____ He w Id •dvance the , hour of national peril ind nationwlD be wutlng bla tbne u well Sult Filed On Note aald 1h11 oo ' plu, the ..;..._ fM ol &'le, Worshipful MBSter Thoma, C. - The -Uicate .,., awarded nine monlhl, 1 al _.tunlty, " by pn!lrllD Polarlo I tbe as then � you call than For U- Nqlllrlng I partlch Edwards announceo lhal Pomeroy Mr. O 'Brien for hla to year, of lar p11ono and roqueat tht, I 'l1le i'l'Nldent alao dlreclod I Rio - .., condition, at By National oerv lce number In a corlaJn - (Ill bocau,e Lodge No 164 Fa.AM will hold 11e senrlee to the nation u 111 ...,_ . l'l&\UNT - l'nlonl . trlDWlloo eannot -' lull bas beon fileo In ,Com- ' prompt IOL'Oierallon or the mlh homo IIIIOllllted to an ........., PT the P,,.,._.. -• member of the eeie.,.: ,pp11cai... n1enu> · r,aJled , .,. _, Ced! Dou ,..,..,. ....Jar .;.,,thly meeting Wednea- compenaated . . •1 thll Ctt- U S. mlollll Pl'OJll'lffl· p..,.a,.. mm Ploas Court ..., bo telephone. by hlndlod ca 1,ck -• IL · system. O t h , r rv1<e e liv 7• at , 1 Feb. day, m p, for ae the , 30 taken rob 1Mbl'ebrua trill bo Mid � If the applbnt, do nat comply National Ballk of Pl. Pie-I � • 1 tloa cl 1h11 McN11111ri -----1M •• ,._., • tlio ..., pu f)080 u ing bul• memberl all ct of tran the ..1ect1ve oervlee of r ond trial ti Mn. -- L,-. MorC:UlmlDY TO MOTHER. llqJo. wJth the .abon r,,queat 111d they 1g1 lnlt 1'renlt R. Ran-all I n d atudJ, he aid there wvuld haw lo , also endoroed the award. in are Ma'°"' Master All nets, dote :: bo bollor .....,1u11on and dee• CllltodJ of • minor ehlld •• ,-. N, W.,. Mn, Mlqu lo vited. u..'._ :_,• -•� -�111 do not pt lhlfr . parildufr ij, Pec8l' llarrlh cl lltddleport, �•••'"G• •- -•. Eblln. - cl the for ... 'll � lo <Ut dowa oa - � Nellle COlll8 thoy altouid nat blame tho The plamtllla .,., ,_, -• """"" . a tlrlr'I FAJIIFIELD STATION Robert W, Larl:lna, IS ; 1hal no pplicat"""' for ,peclll Doprty l!eglllrar, � they that .. allepdlJ dull .. . - ful dupltoolloa and IJme.lag "that plaintiff bt I dlvon,e IICllon "' t I rd - .... - al ...... numhen can be lttbn. t th, wboil ,_ .._ Faulk from Robert ...... C I l illlp - Nff, . . tt, Sunday tcm pero::.; high : ::'�� have ru1e1 � the Ille of lotllrJ note. 'Ibo bank ai. ub bne deair 1 with be they al � 1!, ,!II which inl lhlo -· -� '"" 1wanled o,m )!OI' ; they - lh 1 - ' �so.. �1 f!i!IU_ · . . ' • _. ''!1'1"1!1)i!"l! ·will �- 1"1·•1i!"· . -... . · ' . -• �• . i11J1it � l.ll "ll! lJ Jl4\.,. Q !ll.-- � 4 ntbt II -· ·. , .,.,e,,.,, 11t · ' · '. :·. , .. · · "', • .�P•;:: '; r. . · : :! r�-r 1 1. if'r\""•.� · • - .,·, . 1 ,,t1 -.-, r, 1•11mr1t.t , �� «>' . : ,..,, •. 4.. r- --.i,. -1 - ,,..., , - !MIit .. .-i..... ... . . . . $22.36 IMftth NI ,.,.,,_, - c.w.t o u .it _. "'"""-,.· ' - -· ,-lb ?\,� le PER a.\" crises produced by tenoe relationl Uexlbility 1or "lhort run emer, If ,.. • Ml ,_ "-o I - er 1 ,,,...... ..,.._ lt. k I q... • wll ,-, ,ta-ut•-W• - ......., ,.. . ..... �.,. _., IMNltat ..,_, wllh �l• •kq D••• '"" It,.,, _.,,,.., •.,,..,. • ,-._ _, WEATHD ;:..m:: !':ii -:!: Mason Schoolmen Tell Improvement Plan ::,:-·:n1 ,:-:.�::: :-n:.: 1':�t�r= To State Board Of Education In Charleston r lf pu o1t lMfl ol liYl"II _ ... .... _ reom, fet ll11pls• •cc■rm1dallw.N a � tainl"I, •• acldltioo ta ,.., i-.. II tho - , _...., Alk w fw ■ - ■Mk 111 Ali e,.,.... 1oo loullt 1ot 1 • llttle m • • • •' • • • • • $3 • ·-••lot .., ..., ,• 111 •• .. ..,....., • • ••. Dhwi.,... ___ _ _ ... $12•78 ltuNI ....... ,1tt1e ., • • • • ent1ne ., 240 I ALL 81111 (fflcludln1 Cllfflpltl ll'ld Import oar 1&11s) . ALL TVPU (nvh»n, ,.,011, tub•• Ins, luOe,t'f-pe, 01HII..• '' . ' ) .!:om';":� ,,;;.,� _.:";: :; :.:O; ROOM ADDfflON """"ion ... , Dnot«l To Tiu, lntere,t, 0/ Th4! Mel•1-llaon .4reo :Ott You ca" h•vt on exdtlnt, wtrlc.s•vlnt khchtn lo ,..r '-'- �, ltttint ., "'- you plona lot 1tmodtll"1 your ,- khffltft. ... lot .... """"""'· .. .......... An . , ' - Tw'111_ ,. un J ,iU , g Jo ..... wws ch urn d own the .oh·10 pas1 th e. Pom_ero• _ ICY years." . R!VER � "Each day we draw nearer u,, economic problem, from two di- movmg with ease the ice that made toug h go mg fo r the gigantic tow the OV rd a y ed u pr ve r hour of maximum danger." Ken- r,ctions, fo�ign aid and the dot- ,Pc:U::s:::hc: • ::..c._S .:..:a:c.J.u . --------------��------:..._::..__."=--::.,:_:... 1 tar gap. He w41nled eongreasional nedy 1&id. co . •nd comlor!Clble •• • l)ew - lo, •• , ' to 11111111111-...____ ot new .4 Son ,' , . - .. ' W ASIDNGTON (UPD - Preside nt Kennedy ■ail ed swift action today to shore u p a receding U. S. economy, thwart Soviet-Chinese designs for world dommation and thus lead America safely throueh the onruablne "hour of mall1m um danger." The 43-year-old Chief Executive in hi& lint State of the Union messaee, de livered personaUy a joint ses­ sion of Congress, confessed h e was ''staggered" in the 10 days since the inauguration by "the hanb enormity of the trials through which we must pass in the nelt four ========"""!-""==-==""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'"""""'""'""""" la Born To Cou ple -�-ljoctloo ' • "THE LAST DAYS OF POMPE I I" I c ,1 I , ' , Cites Immediate Future As Most Dangerous Of All The FARMERS BANK and Savings Company $ &UARANTEED TO 60 1 •• Thru Ice, Mud and Snow or WE PAY THE TOW! , JFK Asks Brake On China, Russia, Shots In Arm For Sagging Ecomony Save M�. Roy Blankenship and Mrs Donald McKnight were hostesses when t he Sew-Rile Sewing Club niet Wedncsd.ay evening at their club room. During lhe business session, In charge of the new president, Mrs. Charles Sµem.·er. a gift was pre­ sented to Mrs. Donald C• llin11. the outgoing president. Mn. Calv in Simpson received a birthday gift from her secret pa l and Mra. Dayton won the door pr lie, Refreshments were served by the ho11tesses to the a bove named · and Mrs. Charles Hoffman, Mrs, Harvey Vanvranken, Mrs, Ed, word Wells. Mrs. Elza Gilmore, Jr . Mrs. Raymond Baity, Mrs. George CorKle, Mn. Kenneth Fin­ ley, Mrs. J. D. Butler, Mrs. Wil• la rd Boyer. Mrs, Elmer White and Mrs. Don Mullen. Mr!, ColUns and Mrs, White will b< hostess,, for tho Wednes- ! day. February 8, meeUng. . . .. . .. --·------------------:'.""."::-�::---:--:----:"."'"':':":'-----------�=-:CO ;:::;:::PY Pomeroy-Middleport, Oblo, Monday, January 30, 11161 aid to 4o - "MAcu'MBA LO''E" P OM E R O Y CEMENT BLOCK ALL NEW 196 1 ' I ork Was Reviewed By Safis bury Girls I aa-...-1 ...Jil,,, • .,.... � ..... . .... ,,,.,,., ,. � .. - . !\' I Badge fdtJaf for --... diaptJrs ! M:t t A l llll JII Alll l R l i MllVI ' t \ l\ l H I ' 1 H R ill!Cll R W A',11 \\ A H A\ I llH t, 1 1 "' 1 ' I t NEW ! PHILCO AUTOMATIC SOAK CYCLE ! . 8 LIBERTY THEAT E $couts P/ann,ng BAKER FURNITU RE . a1 1 ·he .. -u,1 .. """'· , the Power! \� I _ JANUARY CLEAR!'.� !CE SALE , • S� ( l i,,.f w. cial Service Tri-State Area Sauare Danc,ers Meet At Kaiser BAKER FURNITURE'S • c;.,,,n I PRICES ARE LOW LOW LOW AT �' _________ _ _ I j"·-· .._OH,.., � . ... ... ... . - � . .. ., .. . - .. .. .. .,, .. I S !· -. _.,,. ..... ...,. •.. ..• •. .... .i,' ... , ... a· -.r..II ... I I I \r, h � 1 l ' :� 1 1 :.: h S ta . :w1l1u'i. O hio ., 11ic ... DILES RADIOEAR CO. l INSURANCE n Alrteao lieD ollpllul, - fll -- - .. .. .. ,.... 1 -. ....i 7 1oaa Free Dome Consaltadon Batlget Tenui Roush's Shoe Store r 'health n. ..,.,.. _ _• i. too Hearing Aid Service 1 L O W COST NOW YOU KNOW -a ---a.....·;;;;;;;_,�=------=---------aiii===---, Around The Clock I I OXFORDS 1" ' � l' f .! I M :» .. I, . ,, Around And Baptist Chi.heh ' • ·• · • - - - - - - - , 8-Dafly Sentinel, Pu!Qe!0Y,Mld dleport,, O., Jan , 21, 1981 I MIIMI. lhlNl-d•.,. ., tho amm �.) n,, January mttllng or the ,,; �. � ,;.... daug A I.. ... J Sltldey ter 1 h p.,. Matrons ol Evangeline ChapMr. Wld Mra. RoN Van lfl<ter lor and tho _.i dauih ter, Lin, t,r, OES • h><h was annouoced , ' Y,1-c""l . , ·• . . • <'i , of Portland an annooncing the da Lou, la • frabman at .Raeinl . . l .. .. for l as< nt�hl !ll the home of MN . Members or tht Silver Run Free I birth of • d,ughter' Nicki Dawn, High School, n., srllJldmothm · Mr und M rs D1c k Ch arles Swisher and fraternity on J an ua ry 16 at St, Jo!leph Hos- are Mn. Martha Hauber , Sll'1 rl-'11 Allen Hugtlt'� was C'iilOL.-eUed be- Will Baptist Church held a surol brother. U1ck White. of Ohio State ) pita ! in Parkersburg. The lnfant Reedi\'llle and Mrs. MM Vu prise birthday party for their have moved from the D,l\'1d Mill Cil,UJe of the \f't!ather University . spent lhe past week weighed JO lb, 7 01. and is the M eter of Lone Bottom. l"tment on Tlurd Si n't'! t o pastor, Rev Merlin Teets. Car- ] er apa . their ewly with h is parents. in end homtpurch1:1St>d n Mr and penter. Friday evemn1;: . J an 20 . 11 Syra er h Swis Wayne Mrs. u r at lhe homt> of Mr and Mrs Ht" n• st> Big Boys' Ernest Hall. who 1s with tht> Bill Anderson . studenl at Ohio ry Davis, Cheshirf' I Air f'oreP in Wash i ngton \'1srl"'CI State University. spent the past Guests m attendance wert Mr last week end with h i s pt1rf>nts week end with his parents, Mr I and Mn. Bill Demosky. Mr and Mr and M rs JalTlt's Hall Mrs William Anderson. and I Mrs Osborne Farley. Mr and Mrs. 8';> rtha Manl l•y has 1·t1Mrs William Anderson i! re­ Sir:e p r. Mn. Leon Miller. Mr and Mr.1. tu rned to her emplovmf'-nl cuperating from surgery at the ] at 3 1;, t,, 7 _ Bill Little imd 50ns. Mr and Mrs. the Waffle Shop after spendm� home or her parents, Mr. and , Jackie Little Mrs Cora Cantor, tht> nasl two wt't'k s with relative� M rs Alfred Elberfeld. Mr, Esl•II• Ralph , De li• Mui- in Akron Theo Smith underwent surgery I ford Mrs Joan Caldwell, Mn. Tuesday at Holzer Hoepllal and Hubert Mac-e � as ret 1.1rut"d Nancy Planti . Mn. Carrie Mul• home from Holzer Hospital yes- j INllerles ind lnformetlon et Dutton MIDD L E PORT is convalesring nil't'ly. 1 ford. Mrs. Dora But�her . the hon- erday , where Drug Store, Middleport, 0. M r. and Mrs. Jed Webster end he ha � ht-en ii medi- , ____ ored guest and family, Rev and ral patient 1 son are movin� from the Arnold Mrs Merlin Teets and daughters to the j property on Fisher SI. A llt'W JDlA FOR A l'U W lit,. Mr and Mrs Mt"r!yn Ross who Smith propt>-rty on Spring Ave. , Several who wert' unable to al- have beE>n living in !he Gnml pro• Mrs. Gladys Cucklt>r returned I tend sent gifts. An evening of fel• perty on south Fifth <\venuP mov• :>hon• LY 3-4550 homt> Wednesday after a visit ln , lowship was enjeyed. ecl lo Ch�hire F't'idav Dowington with Mr. and Mrs. D. 99 Morris A••· AIMM, Ollie PFC and Mrs Franklin Martin ,., 0. Whalev and in C.Olumbus wit h e arriv · spenct to aflernoon Friday d GROUP TO MEET Mr. and Mrs. F. 0. Whaley and t,fMrs. Ben Neulzling, staH t'ap­ the week end w11h relalivf>s Pfr son She wa.!l accamponied to Col­ � tain has announced that the Staff Martin will return Sunday to hi� umbus by Mr!!. D. 0. Wha ley. and Officers or Meigs Temple, base at Ft Knn Ky and Mrs. .... Mrs. Cuckler spent 'ftlursday In SH AME ON VELASQUEZ! ALEXANDR E, TOO-- Fuhlon un vellPyt h ian Sisters will met at the K Martin will rf'mam for a week or iddleport wit h her sister, Mrs. M lngs Ln PartJs brlnlil out Uii11 nightmare patterned a.rter hd<I• ('> .... .· .:1-s;r;wr . . ......, of P Hall in Middleporl Sunday so, l V illa Carl. rlr.-""·· • IJl Vt:IH.Sque z painting ■ ! s hame on Velasque z ) . Among the students of Rio ahernoon al 2 for practke. AJexanciro IJl .Pana ii lrreapunalble ror Lt. J,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,J Grande who are hPr'e this week Polk Sonfl Program are Judv Cre�g and J11dv Al'nokl THEATRE MEIGS H. K Wood�erd, who underwent A t St'hool . . • with Nadoowide'1 Card G�roup a� ' eye surgery at Hollf'r Hospital last Va . Hylo Brown of Wheeling. new Family HOlpjmliza. Pomeroy, Ohio Wl"l'k was returned home ye�terE11111rtt1i,1 etl presented a program of folk songs tion Plan! Offen libenl dav. He will he confmf>d lo his Q.f nJng eTVICe Mrs . .John Zerkle entertained Friduv at Middleport cash Moefit1 • • • tJ1orW.. . morning SATURDAY "'_'ill and week anolhPr for ho� her Canasta Club Thursday t!ven• Hiji!h Srhool. Brown, who ls with -{1 conrage • • • ft "S.O.S. PACIFIC" relurn to his employment w1ih pe .i:i. See mt: I008I ing 1::1t he1 home m Middleport. a Wheelinj.( radio station, also W it h Eddie Constantine New York Central Jn a�u1 two Yout h S�nday wi !I be O�SC'�ved j Mrs Fred Hibbs and Mrs. Ever- presented t he l e�en�s of the songs and Pier Angeli l . . months The . WOCH li�l·rds daugh. tomon ow at lhe M1drlle po1 1 Ji 1 rs t ell Dav i s were gues t s . and accompamed himself on the - also Bapt st rch . n wh rs ' h n o C'olumbus ter Mari nnt , of C'f1m£> [ i C u t! nwmbt• l Pri zes WC're won by Mrs Hibbs guitar. "THE W ALKING TARGET" Friday to spend th t• wt>ek t!ml the MAX WARD l:i'i:' F wj l J mndutl th t• mo rn · uml Mrs. Cash Bah r. Others play- Friday evening following th e Joan Ev1ms. Ronald Foslt>r ,, mg wor shiµ Scrvit·e. wilh her pctr£>nts. ing were !\fr s Emmett Shuler, basketball game. the Junior Class 1 11 E. 2nd Ph. WY ,2,2460 . George Dallus was In A.thens for lhe service u nd the morn mg Mrs B F Pa rmalee, M rs. Ja ne s ponso rt'd a dance QI lhe school. $unday, Monday, Tu•1day Pomeroy, Ohio Thursday to �t�f.• nd tht• m1>E'tin� David � n nas will be the !;wJ �•r Gilkey . Mrs Bl'un• Lloyd il lld Class advisors, Mrs. Joe Balley Jo h n O'H.iln1'1 of �chool admm1stralors at OU. 1 sc 1· mon . Be Vt' Renewrd, w i ll Mrs James Buch anan. "!'ROM THE TERRACE" and Mrs Emily Sprague assisted Banldnr baa aJrt!Tilleen ealle4 - Tedmicolor Mrs. Leon� Ramsey of Colu�- 1 � g i vt> n h: Dora i\kGt>e, a se n - llct reshmeul� ol t h ic ken sa l ad l with the dance. AIM present was . \ \\ With Pu1.1l Newman "th• pnera�,f tJ!e, eap!W. bus Is spendm� a few days. with 1or al M HS. ho1 rolls .and 1-ofree were served Sup!. L. W. MrComas. \� \ and Joanne Woodward --latt. 1111-am. ' roili;.)/ank l · her d:111ghter .1 1111 family. M r und . . . . ATIONW I D E : t)Y by ll it· hosll'ss · I \ \, given e w1 mn �·ora m 1c 1 11 h 11 · COLORCARTOON the power that k�PI th• come MUTUAL INSUIAHCII! COMIAN"t' M " 'I a mes Wh'II I at <h • "°!"o Running time 2½ Hrs. Sherry Simmons and lh• weil'ume ,\I' ' I ind111o wheell of buatn... R Box o r rice close11 8:30 P. M. • by BPL"ky Allensworth. 8(•tQ Layow. tonie bank Thia turnJnr. try MiddlePQrt, Ohlo ,. � I m:>n will have the moming pray- ! 1 itJ ·full 1tantl:r wotkintr TONIGHT ONLY 1' ., and HiehIll'd Bodimer I he I. share In promotinf, tli.• .flnu, u fertor)' prayer. The scripture, ! 'Y cial progre111 ot tillll '. Mii, ' · Ephesinns 4 l t -24, will be read hy (Color) l . J.nwt Baker· Blood Lu st or the MH.'h;wl Brulton. Boy Seoul Troop 248 of Pomeroy VOODOO QUEEN! will havt• lhe dosing prayer. ] Square danC'ers from a three• · al the Ushers will hE> Lnn y Gladwell . met -.Tlmrsday. evening stale MeH will t·onvergl' on Rav1 J OOF Hall w1lh Ralph Spencer, "MAN IN THE NET" We Pay 3% lni.rest On Your S.v�•Bruce Annas. ftav Piek t•ns and A lan Ladd, Diane Brewster . enswood Sunday for " box the p N scoutmastfir. and Ed Arnold as• , 5 I a At d 11 s. a war p. m. i:,,;1 Al 10 C ar toon C arnl••I gnat " a nd ''do sa do" r rom one . GIANT - - - - · --. , ... .. e • .. , i n "h"r•e you111 groups of the churrh w 11 1 sist"nt ' of the Oh 10 Valley s top < allers. · STARTS SUNDAY ""nt Fiftet•n membt>,·s were pre= . •Sta Ie me<'t w1' J h M·,u k Tral'y, JE>rry He II . r:mkmg squ,1re . F'· · Steve Reeves in i B I 151 youth F II o�s·h th with the Bob White Patrol hav ng dance maesti-o from C ind nn u t l . c� P. ", 1 ,� . ' 1.11 thf.• J"e( ord allendance. Plans were nu mun, who \I.I J spea . ..... w 111 ca 11 the .s1>er1a d anrc . I " o,rw>n" _______ rnmte to sell first aid kits ranging 1 there- Sunday .a'llf>rnoou. in price from $1.50 for the travel M1mber Fader1I R-r•e SylfHI (Color) Slated lo_ ��t underway at p to $33 ror ctn induslrial case. kit � w m. In Building X near Kmscr "GUNFIGHTERS OF Member Faditr1I Depa.It ln1ur1nce Corporation The S<out -0-Rama to be held in Aluminum·, Ravenswood Works, lhe Pl, Plensont Armory in April ABILENE" the dnnce Is sponsored by the wn, discussed. Buster -Crabho Starring POMEROY, OHIO u KERA D des ,nd Dolls, • Kaiser Games were plaved and the ..... · Aluminum employee re('reation • · d- IN MIDDLEPORT The Cardinal Patrol of Salis- meelmg c 1osed wit ,I tI1e Frnm group. ship Circle. with bury Girl their met Scouts D udes and Doll orr·1c 1aIs say ------� • square dancers from some 30 leaders, Mrs. Howard Roush an S afMrs. T ncer. Roger esday MEE pe _ ir TING ANNOUNCED West Virginia, Oh io and Kentuck y Conimiltee o[ -·-· , . ... Centennial e i Tl school Suhsbury the at SC'hool ter clubs are expected to attt•nd rium M iddle­ Church, Baptist First e h t audito . � among them representatives fr evening Sunday meet will port, Charleston, South Charleston, St. Work done by the girls on their Alhan 11• Beckley, Spenl'er, Hunt• badge:i1 was reviewed and galTies f�llowing the evening �orship se:1n gton. parkerahurg. Clark sbu rg were played. Refreshments pro- vice · Wednesday evening st 7 : 00 , and Ripley , Wesl V irginia : Pom• v lded bY PO 11 Y Ann B auer were the monthly business meeting oI • . Athens and Ironthe ('hurch will be held. eroy, Marietta, served to Debra Spence!' . Susan ton, Oh io. and A!iihla ml. Kent ucky. Di xon Maria Grueser' Melody . CARD PARTY AT I The dance w1' II be the flrst open Roush' Becky Nease and Joyce . · The Middleport BPW will spon· dance of the year for the Ravens• Evans, sor a card party M onday evemn · g wood organization. Hall. Legion Americaft the Refreshments will be served by at 8 ot . Susan Dixon at the next meeting. The public is invited to attend. . . � - - · - � L. ,.IIJII' '::.-• ·• ..... � ...... =. •-- � =•-ft•�z. ""' Y "''worur, ' • f r � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 01. January Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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