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J a" t' ----=---------------------1 ID ...., .,!i 'ri,� =-- atkt'"1c ':1o a Dopuly r t::� .!,:"�': .,. :-=• n,v...,_ Keno ACCI•dent suday bJ J :c::..�,:;:17::�ndo'°: -;:t::.. ! •:::. Co �UU:.w"':'::!:i :!,t::':=u.!.t"\tc': - �,':';'t�'f1e BULLOIN Bank ...._ _ ._,1111 _ t1 .., m h•6t,• u, -, .,....,. ., . ' '. ' � '�•-; ,. 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 �- . 1', •. .. . ' • > - I . - ..... .. •• ~ .. • • "P-p-p'~ "'"" ~ r --Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Jan . 30, 11181 r."'me 1-i-in" Farm News Air Traffic Huge Problem The magnitude of the air-traffic control problem and the urgency for means to ill solution have been illlrkly bighh~ted by the tragic collision of a United Air Lines DC·B and 1 TWA Con•tellation o•er New York City lnt December J6tb. Both alrllnero were under polltlve air-traffic control and were flying according to the specific direction ol Federal Aviation Agency radar controller& on the ground . But ao Newaweek magazine baa ob•erved: "The development of the aJr. plane bas far outstripped the development of means to guide It surely throu&b the ~ul\er~d skies and the number of airplane• flying over the United State1 - 22.000 military, 2.000 commerelal, 80,000 private at crulsln& speed• ranging roughly from 60 to liClO miles per hour II undeniably o•erlaxlne present traffic-control melhoda In Federal airwaya and traffic-control pattern1." , The problem becomes complicated al· molt beyond human comprehenalon In metropolitan areaa where aircraft con•erge from e•ery point of the compass to enter traffic-control areaa of any one of a number ol different airports and receive verbal Instructions and clearance to enter the landing pallern to which they are a~altned . At jet speeds planes move across check points in rapid fire order and complicated lnatructlons must be given and followed preclaely by the pilot with no mar. gin for error. The problem of traffic control Is a tough one and Ita aolution will lie In the direction of more automation on the alrway1 and the greatest posli.ble elimination of the chance of hu· man error, which it iJ estimated presently accounts for &Orne 50 per cent of our 1lr cra1bea. Elwood R. Quesada, soon 1to retire as Admlnlitrator of the Federal Aviallon Asency,,ave up the title ol General and 1ptendld prl•ate connections to take on tbe job, He believe• thai the nalion Is making real progreu toward safer filghl. Under bll direction the National Aviation Facilities Experimental Center at Atlantic City waa organized. The purpole of tbla center Is to develop a n d make practical new devlcea and technlqu~a for mo•ln& air traffic smoothly and 4-JI Wallaco MuM CoeMy .\ttDt The Okah 4-H Club In Henderooq wu ftrot orpnlled around 11 reor pr....,1 group ized Into tho tnt f " er 0 In':. =:. ·~:.".: ~";,1!' :0':to boya and glrlo ranae from 10 IS yoaro of 011• and ha•e boon to . --- I safely. Following are some of the things whieh [ we can expect a computer that will I serve as a master brain to keep track of e•erythlnc In the skies and give warn· I Ins to sround controllers and pilots of danJerounltaatlona. This II called "o,. 1 ta Proceaslng Central". Tbe first such 1 de•lce will eo Into operation during 11182. TOBACCO WORUIIOP TO BE HELD FEBRUARY 18, lt61 ==- One de•ice, atlllln the developmental otage, called automatic Ground • Air • Ground Communication system and nicknamed "Ajax", will enable a ground controller to 1end direct signata to a plane's automatic pilot so aa to actually change the altitude or course of a plane in · flight . This Is not expected to be ready until around 1970. ...._,, au-. FOR CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE RESULTS ltATES Ohio llua1ru1aa. Offtu gboll• trY.Ulll'l edltorta l pbone WY -I·IIM £nter~ •• -.eond el. . '"ll:lnl ,., .. 11 ~0 tbe PGP ~ 11 fomer117, lloi'atnma. achert..._. NPradtaU•.. DDtttneUl lllmbaU, lAc., Ma tA'IiDI'" toa A.~•- N•" York Cit, . N- York. lublcrl.pUnn raw. , Oelh·•rtd bJI Ul' r1er •Reu •~ailaabla, 30 f4MI . - TOBACCO WORKSHOP PROGRAM 1 oiji';i,._ 1 2:30p.m Tobacco Marketing Re-' 1 port. Vernon Shepard. West Vir· 1 g.inia University Extension Econ: omist, Morgantown, W. Va 1 3:00 p.m The A.S.C Tobacoo ! ProgrPtn, h or man Delawder, State A.SC Progrom Specallot, Morgaotow; ., w. Va 3:30 p.m Tobae<o Management . - from the Bed to the Market, ' Harold Ro.,, w.vu Tobacco Spe1 clali>t, Ohio Valley Experiment Statton, Polnt Pleaoant, w. Va 1be third tallt on the program, Harold Root, wW dilcusa 1 Three-dlmenalonal radar to be opera- I tlonal by 11183 will n•ercome the big wealmell of present radar equipment I =--;_; wblcb gives no Indication of the altitudes I of plane• appearing on the acope. Such a radar could very po11lbly have pre· •ented the mid-air co!Ualon over New York last December, ~r00011 l(ay Dr Tbe Ol:do v.u., lllvlttt..htnt f'owpan,., 110 Wtcbanle St. PoaiN'op. A ' 'Tobacco Worl.__..,... ..k .... " will be held at Sunnyside School Febru· . ary 10, !1181 Jtartmg at 2:30 p.m : n.'II M8500 CoUfl tY toba,.,_v grow• ers are iavited. . , 1b1s is the second worbhop held in Mason County. Last year's workshop was held at Hannan High School on November 6, 1959. I ' -. wflla. oue re.&r lr. ...,.anoe 11 1'M Dalt, Btntlntl offiCII, ti5.IO Ill .,....,. •oa.U. 111.10 .., IYIIIIW. . . ..a. ... !'Mr, ...... Uu. ,.. 801 three IDO ' or ftlllt.e Wben mo.tb, ti.OO a!' :'au. manth,. N.a& W• . , . . . . . . . . . . .. . .......... .. .' . - . ' ~ I ping, aucker OODln>l, cuUln& and wilting, baoctuc In the barn. cur• Ing, bulking, 1110 of uttflcial heat and preparaton for market. Ross i> well quallllecl. to apeak on the~ oubjecta olnce be has been rruolng the Pt. Pleasant Ex· perim~nt Station tobacco for the past flve years. .He has beea car-d . 'l'mg an ext.!nBive program an ~;. talk wlll be a report of what The first person on the program, venum Shepard, will ha•e some interesting figuru 00 tobac_ unt·,..,IDe . W st t. by ....... coprod ucton, VI ginl ~ show acres harvested, :m lli•• 0 7 Efloctve Jonuary I, 1181, Har· old Root. Alolttanl Weot VIrgil> to Unt..roily A(rOD<Mnltl ond To· baceo Spoetaltst will de..to ..,. ~I lth lhlnl ol hJ 1 tlme to won ng " tho Ap1cultoral Extenalon Tobac· co program. Mr. Root formerly dovotod luU time to tobaeco ,........, ot tho Oblo Volley Ex,.,-lment Slalloo •t Point Pleuont. In tho futuro Root wUI be work· lng dirtcily with formero oo their pn>duclloo problemo. I Lancer Is New · Dodge Entry ""-· In ports Line 1 ' s ftamb} S J er a es B T N R d In 19£R 0 Thoy .;. enrolled In foocla, aew· burah Zone of American Moton preaentlnt 0 opeclal feature or an :"'Docile . . : . avalloble at note pro•lded tn the nowaletter. Inti. haodlcrofl, and rurol eloctrt- ahol to a new record In 11160, ac· Kem of special lntereot at tach flcattnn projecta. Tilt Okoh Club meota ot ?-:10 p. "' .on the aeotmd Tueadoy .of oacll 111011th In lba bomoo of ....,.. ben or ol H..teroon Grillo Bchool. SI'de Glances : @ liJ j. - «>rdlng to P'. J. Klauer, zone manager. The P!tlsbur&h Zono covere llllmbler doolllrt In -tern Penn· oyl•anta. nortllern Wool VIrgin· Ia and oaotam Oblo. Dellvtrlet In the ,... climbed :IU por coni .... lllet n IIIII, lba pre•touo rocvnl yoar, Kla111r reported. The llllmblor oalu total woo lli.JOe •. compared with 1,814. On o national baa~ American •Motoro yur .,.. oold an alltlme hilh total of 434,'104 llllmblera In 11160, againot 311UM II lltll, a getn ol 18 per cent. Ao a further indlc• lion of tho otoody Rombler uloo. Klauer :»lntod ou1 tbat u. s. ,. taD oaleo in 19111 totoled 1811,11111 and In IIIS'Iwero tll,lll'l. illlmblor'a put oalet In tiiiiO put the pioneer compact cor In fourtl> p1aco 111101111 all cor , . , be ukl. Ha palntocl out tbal Amorlcan Motoro' ne ·--·•-•w .....- - proJlfllll, Ulllltt which - llllmblor ,_,.,__ rtcOIYI U S. t ....,... · •av • I ' hondo •• ulet rloo, hu mel wltb aucceu lo Ill lint month. A total of 34,314 tiS boncio, wllb a matur- 1be now lllllllol hu • cloluxo ~ lnlorlor club meetlnl. The group lek tbat thlo would help to acid lntoreat ODd •ll'lety to the meettnp. 1be hootooo served refreshmenls to elo•oo membera a n d the !IDA. WLAND 'lbo Upland dub mel .. I h • homo of Mro. Som Holley on Jonuary IJ, 11111. 1be leoooa "The Club ~ ......... Tbo pnilfiDI rua~ .......,. ......_ PQIMIII to .-11 Ramb11r buJtr cu riot to ... It boedl durinl tba four-1111111111 wllteh faatureo lulurlouo. all kaltled ~cloth. framed"'J yl!: yl bolatero 1be romarbb~ toll onc1 durobi. doublo-lnlll aylo n fabric, belnl ...t 111 10 lllllamDbile for lila lint lima tblo , _ hu • lhlct ...... baokfiil whtob b=·• ..tlnl oamforl and ,... .......,. to .....-. Wllo wu ..,...._. Shortly before the ctrenMMIY. Thompson'a wife Evle wu tntroducod to Frollln tba ..._...,. at office f_,i1 ......-plod by fn. torlor Secretory Stewart UdelL a frlancl of tba poet, Mra. 'l'hompoon wu otortleel loam : .. tbat ":": of =~uon lilt ~'! "It will be ohe11per, Pad, If you Juet 11v. me tilt tol')' oeelloo c1 bit poem." wblcb If 1haw. to ID m Mom for It :rau'l .._ ho ttebeclliled to su4 Ia )Ill a middleman to payl" =.:. ~~·!·~~~-~=·~~5~~~~~~~~~~~:~i~~~i]~~JJ the lfGUP. 1be 1110111boro allo dfl. 11s JnDUIIIct" wu dloc!uoaed 1>r ..... tba poulNIKieo of "'"""" a 4-H club In the communlly. Ref.....,._lo ""re """"' to · Ill lllltllbero and the H.D.A. The Program 1s Planned For b JJ e fUary If GNE '11-111 ~1 '!WI!. BEst Mf'l ~~ !?= LDnl .,. RatdoI"1!!IN1'nnRRI aUYJNG •011 1ano domonolrattoo elub Porbopo you 11'1 lilt lllllkot mel at 1111 1ano f11 Kn. 11....,.. far ...,. furniture or I• tl 11 J1ro11D Son. IMI, w1t11 11 lib to broweo,ln lilt fllllllturo do-l bon ~ portmoDt to lOok at lilt ...,. T1lple wu ,... rooo1utlono olyloo and colon. 1l .,, thoro ~~'~I u IIIII ..n by _.,, T1po on a 1tw ..,.... rolallftl lo wooda 1ng . . _. . . by Mra. Lt1llall whfMI you .-1 to be familiar. Plckna..,. IIJit M'....."Genuine'' It ..,. ouch lorn\ B-. "nils ltrm lnd- thai when lila • Nltd IIIOIIinl wm lot t1 t11a _,. ol • wend .. Ulod, tba r i homo ot ,._ lllrllo l'nltll ,.. ell mutt be made of lbat - " 1 -..~ ' ' Uth. llell ..U II la lot aillldJt,J Por example, If the twm ''nlallot- 1about Wowltl .... w Unee1D. IIIII 1111" or "PJ)Ulno mabopny" to• tht tub'-' ee1or 11111 utld, all tipNod porta of tho :lot ,.._,, ICC W piece musi be mahopny. . ' In A ~JtiiT TAI<E rr ~. CiQANT&o- ..,or.... eeo1 of pqwoocl ond oolld lumber. The '.,.. lhlll • , . . 1111 pl,ywood Ia uood for larp, flat al101rk!IIJ It !Iota~;~, llwedon mao and lilt oolld lualbor lo r IIIII lwlllwJand. ll 1ooo oudl ll I S alruclural tbaB I pw ...., It - - Jrl. llocatbot buJwa wl1l .....,. ad- lot rl. tho waool ......, Ut t ~ • r . . ca1lod ditlonal bollia. • .......... ~~~~~~ .. Ill ..n ..... I " .. ,,.._ :itllllli, ln the nortbem fringes of Mlnne- ported Sunday night The hea•lest aoll. Wlscomln, Michigan, N • w falls during a all< hour period York and Maine. were a third of an inch at BrookWet weather sweeping in from ings, Ore., and a quarter inch at the Pacutc brought rain to the Malian, Idaho. West Coast from centrol Calllor- Cold weather stW clung to the $'1.110 tbot day'a paper. tD I north, ..... mixed with rain 1.---------~---------.Ji"la and freezing raln to the northern (1 I NOTICES For Rent and central rockies and snow to Ea•t Coaol, although temperatures seemed almost pleuant conv,>ared with the n•c<lfd-break1'111111'1'1 AND PE8'I' CONTROl ONE FIVE ROOM the oorthem plains. Weathermen ing sub zero readings of laat b' Fola. Fno ~ ....,. with bath Phone WY :1-3641 01 said 8110wfall would be heavy In week. .::.A.. , N-. , _ - ~. oventnp wv usu1. 811 - ::.::HOUSE 1&14. LINCOLN Heighll. 4 rooms and bath, new "F- M- Sho " :.:: =,~~:;·:£·:p~. u.HPO~UISEDO~o~n~U.Zn-357510.nAve- :;""RalliOOapoM .. ...... • AD wan paru&eecl Phtae WY wnt nue. Gas heat. Phone WY Frenetic Pace Returns To Ohio College Courts The pace of Ohio college basket- l 2-4 6tc 1ball returns to the frenetic tbiJI Pomeroy, Ohio week ~s the teams, w\th rnid-ter:m U) 2'7, !fie TRAll..ER SPACE. Ide.al exammations out uf the way, pomt ---::==~==-- near grade school m toward the season's end. ''Melp ~ a.a::!:~~ Danee" port. Phone WY-2-3346. A total of 49 gameo are schedTop _ Ballnom SLEEPING ROOMS, uled for the week during which CaU WY UU& town. Butternut. most teams wUI play twice. To127 1 sotc tc night's featured games include 25 1 23 6 ;;;;;="""=;:-=co--Ohio State at Wisconsin in the CA=TER=o:IN=G-s"'ER=v"'t"c:;:; E- o-n- ord-.:--ers EIGHT ROOM HOUSE, two Big Ten, Ohio Universty at Kent m rtrh. ts. " N Ben eL s h of I dollars within Middleport roo apa en "' . g tate in t e Mid-American Con· unt.illl p. m. Jack's Dairy Bar, Pbone WY Z-3272. ference and Loyola of Chicago at WY 2-9887. J 26 6tc Baldwin-WaUace in a non-confer· HOUSE, 5 ROOMS AND BATH, ence tilt. IIEB US FOR YOUR FEED S Cole-~t. , Pomeroy. Near Ma- The Buckeyes of Ohio State, ReU aad eUom grtndl.ag. son Hr~dge Call Howard Cecil. now with a 4..0 Big Ten mark and HIINieport Feed biore. or WY-2-5Z4+ UllO..Uc a 14-0 season record, should have 2590. try except the Pa<Uic Coast, the Southwest and the Deep South. Early morn j n g temperatures ranged from 67 at MiaMI to 11 below at International Falls, Minn. RB47 Pa'lr Can t Have t t n erv1ews -CleM Uaed Con ~ SAN !l'RnNCIBCO - Clr71'111er WOD the $5!1,11111 LuckJ _ . tiunal golf wllb • !Jrii.J· Mel•ln Lilli~ Trailer ~~""· Oh10. Phone llant finol round OCON of ob: 111hC cler par 61 for a 71-bole total tt/; Z'IZ. CHin tftl 'SICONII' WITH INOO-tacemu Jo"""-n, In • - 1 for lUI M&rcb 13 •- t ... _ uu. trom lli"l.rw.d a npbJ.lnJ t.lte world heavywetrht - _, ....... lloppy .... that tlal! Blrsll Lundcrta .. wlt.b blm .. Kloml. 1l'1a. ... Pat"' ~al::"=ta':.-:.~::: WASHINGTON IUP!t-The ban ~~rn".':.bl~B~7as1e~=:·;llllth~:~;:. rar as military of· SCOTI'SDALE, Ariz- - rc_, Richey of San Allgelo, 1'a., "" 1101 Darleoe Hard in the final of the ninth llllrlual Thuodotblrd teoni> lournameDt at the Paraclioo Valley Bac:qoet Club. IUM STill tS ClAIMED-Martin O'Dooochue, tormor · lila pell'll c..r• I ' .· Chllr- lioa was Obio State over Purdue, plane over the Barents Sea, or 92-62, Dayton over XBvier 87-64, their imprisonment and subse-- man or the eourt~appotnted Te&mltelll Union lloard of JDCnltorw. ge.turu u be t.eUa Senate lnveetlpton ID Wub.ibg~ Cincinnati over Drake 80-70, Ohio quent .-elease by the Hussians. ton that TllUDiten Pruldent Jama Botta bu not takea over Western Michigan 78-76 rt· m ove nne, Miami over Pitts· burgh 62-48 and Akron over Heidelberg 104-66. Purdue managed only to tie Ohio State at 7 Blld 9 belore the B~keyes clubbed their way to the team's 19 consecutive victory White House Preas Secretary •one ll.gnifk!ant etep.. to rld tbe Te~m~ten ot corrupt tnnue.uce. Hotta. liltentnr. cballea.ged the authority ot the Pierre Salinger, In announcing the committee t.o q;ue~t1oa b.l.m. ban on interviews prlor to tbe I - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Diers' arrival in Washington last Thursday, said this was a State Department decision made "lo or at M•chtgao Satarday. Neither current aeason. oppooen~~~ oho"";d r::;ch ~ 18 . l28 =a~o k y cou up or MODERN 4 B 0 0 M ulngceyes. th k N1511ed ap ~ Furnace b•at. turn matchOYer e wee two re-. .. loom WY :1-;1374, ll 5. as top con Police Trap Suspect In thai Interviews would be perm!~ ted after a period of "de-briefing." But attempts since then to arrange for Interviews have brought the reply tbat .t. would take a new State Department or· der. The fliers, Capts. John R MeKone, 28, and Freemon Bruce Olmstead, 25, now are back with their families at Topeka, Kan. No "de- br Ie("mg " was found . necessary, and the. han on mterviews bas been COIItmued. 11. SYDNEY - BrWah clrMaiStirllng MOlt triumphed Ill ~ 1 "lntematooal 100'' it !MIT'1\'.! wick Farm Clreull befono a cmrtl of 115,000 In 114 derree ........... indefinitely tenders for attention. The Bear- ficials know. cats of CinclnnoU take on No. 3 The order 1s to be kept in efranked Bradley in the Queen City feet even though preliminary Tuesday night and Toledo and questioning has shown that the Ohio University re-enGage Satur- Hiers have nothing especially surday night for the MAC lead. prlslng to say about the shooting u .. PARIS l"r...,.,, acored • two-leogtb Yictoly . lialy"a To,_ Ia the tu,IIO Prll d'Amerique - Eur<lpe't ridlul harDeu race. •I \ 0 Highlighllog last Saturday's ac- down of their reconnaissance I .. 1 the best interests." of U.S.Soviet relations. Ill ZIJ, 30ie 2 BEDROOM HOUSE TRAll.ER. little trouble tonight at Madison over two seasons and 14th in the At that Ume, it was thought -~(-c8:-1-A_U_,T,.,O--SA-:-L-E..:S,-- I holfback LlDdoa Crvw. aad New Y«k GIMtl pt ' 1 ..... back Ericll Banlel Mil .r n he guard Jolm Gulli· W85 driven 1but lhe 10uthem Appalaclutird warmest weather In well over a almoat to the Canadian bor- during tbe night and continued week Sunday, The merrury rose der. Below zero temperatures around lhe la kes today. Light rain to 28. were recorded during tbe nJghl dampened aouthem Florida. Temperaluret tank below freez.. only in the eastern Dakota. and No heavy rain or mow was re- ing before d.awu in all of the coun- PHONE WY 2·2157 Weekend Spo rt Summary Turf Hialeah By United Prea IDknaaUoaal Saturday BOSTON !VPIJ - John Thomas cleared 7 feet 3 inches at the Boston Athletic Association gameo, adding a half-Inch to biJ; recognlzed world Indoor high jump reoord. I:andicap at HOLLYWOOD, 1l'l.a. - Pbyllls i'rueM and Barbaro Willtama the WOillell'l lotemational t.r· ball amateur golf by defeating Aim Coaey a and Marleae Streit. 3 ODd I. J....._ NEW VORK - Mu Carey d Billy Hamilton _ . UDall.lmouoly voted mto baaeball'o Hallol r by a special old tlmer'o """"'tt. tee of the llnael>oll Writera Aooociatic:l.. Park. LENINGRAD -Valeri Brumel, Ill-year-old M...,.w student, bigb jumped 7 feet 41\ inche1, the highest jump in history, Indoors or outdoors, To... the official So•let new• ageocy reported. I'IIOGIIEIIIIING OllAY WEST LOS ANGELES, Calif." IVPII Comodien 11e1 Blanc, li. wu reported progtwillg .~ torUy today at UCLA Medtea' Center .....,. be ill ..... - . men! for mulltplol & - ouf.. - P.• - .,, Oblo (171 HELP WANTED HIALEAH, Fla. -French-bred BOWIE. Md. - Mooo Shot fered 1'ueldaJ Ia m ..,. 11001lili Sl'UDEBAKEII Cham · 8S0n e Wolfram closed fast in the stretch equall"'Ythe Bowie track record den~ ~ Alto lnlmpel p:n, LIGHT HOUSEKEEPER, 2 • NEW CASTLE led UP! _ An to win the $33,900 Bouganvillea of 1;03 "4-5 in winning the $t4,325 - - - - - - - - - Americau coal • aa hours ~mings. Phone WY eJ:-convict ' led· of of Burch Handicap at five and one~ bed adl ~~· tella~lo ' 33111 oven1ngs only, 1 Z1l the largest :::.:"robbe . onlne I priests: others are militantly anti-~ half furlongs. 0 """ •ww • r ""~ 0 • GIRL WANTED FOR ,... . I Some try •· .viclng boob. lola Conner, diana history was captured in n-a cIertcu. ..... heed every Eut tllh Slroet, New Haven, office work, Middleport, Ohio. JAN. 31 hotel room here today. counsel. of the church:. others dis- NEW YORK _ Florentino FerW. VL 30tc Must be able to meet the public. The Men's Group of the Mid· . obey lis most exphc1t moral oandez of Cube knocked oul Rory 11 Write Box 6681, c-o The Heath Method" 1 Church Wilham W. _spencer, 57, a ape· teachings, •uch as the ban on use Calb Pia'-· N y 1 Wh"le 1 .....,, ' '--1 p IS CiaUst in 88VlDgB and Joan oun 0r con1racep ti ves. 1855 PONTIAC V8 Star chief, 4: dr. SeDt IlK:" • omeroy. 1 30 have an oyster supper next . comin the eighth round of their scbedSedao. One local owner. $49\1.00_ --;;;-;;;--;;;;:;;;:;:;~d;1 ~30~~~;~~!!"y evening at 6:30. Gene :~ rob;'.;;~l~~- was .released 0 ICS The Catholic Church has some uled tO-round bout at Madison BJaettnar'a, Pomeroy. I 0 MENT president, urges aD men a rl5ud& pr~son only ignorant and unlettered members Sq reG de (18 EMPL y of the church to attend. ~~~ mqnth, .... wanted for the who embroider ita leachings witlo ' '!':: .. "' ar "-_ _ lautllailiV " 'ii:l.i;;~;t.;;;-;;;;;;.l-:::c WANTED The Women'a Asaoc:latlon of .000 holdup of the Glen Park fanciful superstitions of their own. . Frrst Untted Proob"'•rlan d · the Gary <Ind. I Trust r mnt "' ridden b cam. w·n·<UPil-Pro•• Sh----•-- B:&Jdar ••• the people oti!MtBranch ol sy L0U18 cAssELS tt a1soJ has bill. . .tellectJu~ _,_ It ,ARCADIA. 1 lnol finish Ilko new.Bl::::~:: branch Satur Ualted plik y 1Santa 1e ua•IU.CI, to Ml~dlepo<t .wW """meet an day. Savmgs He was Bank arrested by federal: laterllllloaal e acques Ma<l·t am, ohn won the $167.370 Anita Ma- ero Europe bear thia kiD4 ol llo drfvo. $895.00. eroy, evenmg al the· ch""'h alate d local off At the start of thiS eentury Courtney Murray and Pierre de t -ty fo h'" " ghth "clo Pamero an leers a1 he pre.• Chardin un r ~ e1 v1 ry to OOIIIDiualollle. u. obDod at doy, postponed meeting. pared to lea•e for Cincinnati there were about 10 million Ro· nine starts lln>yil>a lbolr llillo Ia ... FJU ===:::-:::::-c::--c:---.....-·.1 (191 BUSINESS The Women of. tba ..SI;, r.'jil:s Ohio. ' man Cothollcs In the United In short, the Catholic church · WodtL •. 11111 DODGE VB Custom royal, OPPORTUNITIES Sl. John'a LilthefBll churches . · States. They were heavily concen· Is whnt its name impliea-Catho- WASI!lNGTON _ Bob Brown EwrydaJ ••• aADW) . . . ..:-. door Sedaa. One local :~~:!,--~;.;_~:;_;;~~~~ ~will meet Tuesday at 7:!0 p. m. Speacer surrendered without re- !rated In a few big cities of the lie, or all-Inclusive. Ill catholicity of Peon Stale woo three dasbea EUR.OPI!bi d &tlletndb.i~.:;. Puah button ahift. R and MEN at the St. Paul'a church for a alotanee, FBI agent Edward J. Northeast. Many of them were Is great enough to Include the and Don Bragg """the pole vaull IMaicoplioepqloo ......... .. Shawl boot of <are. Train To Be planning sesalon. AU . .women . of Powers said. Officers recovered immlgronls. They exerted rela- poor and illiterate woman who event at 15 feet 1 ioehes In the ftliltdea!it."' ' ~rw...- · ... ~·o, Pomeroy. HEAVY the church are urged to he prea- $11S,'IOO, moatly In amaU buts, and U•ely little Influence on tho lief scrubs floors at tho White House 14 th annual Waoblngto Star eot. two aealed night deposit bags of a predominantly Proteslant na- -and the millionaire Harvurd G n Wily Y• ...... S IIIII -, EQUIPMENT I'JI!B. 1 . from Speacer's room. lion. graduate who ll•es there. ames. PONTIAC Catalina. I .......... IJI OPERATORS The Amateur Gardeners Club The manhunt coocentrated on Today America has more thon Howe•er much Catholics may NEW YORK _ Tommy Richoedm. One owner. Spot1111 1 POWER SHOVELS w Ill me • on Wednesday Spencer after assistant cashier 40 million Catholico. They are differ 1o otber respecto, they are ardsoa, prealdent of the Intema- Ul! It 0 _,_war , L 11 : loh lnalcle ond oul R and IULLDOZIRS 1~";':1~~~ ::~ of M~ Jamea H. SockeU identified him widefy dispersed throughOut the unUed in their adhe~ce to COf'- tiona! League, annouocec; that Syr- ia Ill fl'lllii.IJO. Blaottnar'o, Pomeroy. GRADIRS M Th 1ma Pr It eport wl from 1 photograph as the well- country, The great majority are tam beliefs and practlcea. acuse, N.y would replace the "'~ 128 SCIIAPIRS M"s has~ and:;,~-~ dressed bandit who held him at second or third generation citi· SpeclflcReU(IlouDellea Montrealbaseb&Uinocbilelnthe wbidllbeh.,.partolBw JJ · 1 OTHERS f ~ the ~ s:'sbe "N c:a guapoint aad fied with the con- zens. On Jan za, one of them was There are, for example. a few league. dllt put..,. 'h4 bllaliaili ; Trained men 11'0 earning ; F Ito !~ v· t ~ tents of a night depository and a loaugurated President of the Uni~ specific religious duties which are Pmo Eo&<; II b;t .. • 0 1 booao In Grant St. A<kDtltl"- 11 !!:,P:r::fu:~lu:;e~~ ur 10 e Yoult. ed f:tea. t e~jo": on ••~zta:lng Cath- COLORAO SPRINGS, Colo. - : .~ ~ : :. AD utD.1tJea, buDt-bl ld.tcbeD. needed right now to operate EvangeUae ·Chapter, OES, wUl Powers said Spencer. a native A ough I is oow ~e nation'• o c. Y iDe at anc:e at Laureoce Owen, 16-yur-old WinValley Lumber and the heavy equipment used meet 'lbunday evening at 7, 30 of Glen Boy, Ohio, heel apeat lurgeat rellgloua body, th~ Catho- Mass on Sun~ys, ahstlneoce chester, Mass., girl, ...,. the UnitRFE il - I l l lila..,WY HlW. IS In building roads, brld&e&, at the M881mlc Hall In Mlddl&- more than ball hit life In peollen- lie Church remains an ontgma to from meat on Fridays, and recep- ed States woinen's figure-skating by which an illdiYichlal* Wp ,..;==-===--=--::.;...;-;-; II dama, airfields. etc. port. Mn. Jack Bechtle Is Wor- tlorlea. All of hll prlJOn terms most of the 140 mllll011 Americans lions of Holy Communion at least Iitle. ltoep Ruoaloln Ml p1aat,,.4 ROOEutlllH~~ln • 40 • Complete training program, thy Maln>o of the c~.apt.er were for robbery, he said. who are outside Ita fold. Tha once a year. Many Catbollca fOiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii..,_,lloeopina lloo 1w>po Ill Paodual on Street. " ioetudlng octuol experience -'--:--:-:-----=:..:;,:.;·_ _ 1 •••rage non-Catholic Jmowa little beyond these minimum dutlea, but 11 tiM ia 7!1111ifliou ....... LUCKY FOUR a:!~ WY 2-26311. ;:,.he:~~~:r!:m.uon, (211 REAl ESTATE and understands leso about tho no Catholic may fall ohorl of send nome addr s ROOM HOUSE FOR SALE, church In which the new Chief them without lapsing from hll SALE or leuo. ' eoo, qe. 1e1' Executl.., .,.. reared· faith . Good location. Call WY 2-9111D. ephone number and worltlntt with bath, ullllty niOm, baleth is and four subsequent di&- Every cathollc aIso •• hours to: ment, car earport, gaa floor In ~ req u1recl 2 -,::::=;::;:~;=:=,;:::::::l=.:ttl::;::~ ~~ UNIVIIISAL IQUIPMINT furuace boat Can be oeen...., patch.., an attompt will be made to accept, as divinely ,...ealed OPIRATORS SCHOOL lnp & to 9 ~t 1085 Vine Street, to onswer some of tho questions truth, the basic doctrinal teach· LeUproof. Soft, Wubahlo : II I. Sta.to Stroot Middleport. Phane WY 1-21'1U. which non-Catholica ask about logs of the church. Many of the 00 Columlovo, Ohio stp CAPE CANAVERAL, F I a · Catholicism, and perbapo to dear things which the Catbollc Church Pol• • 1 "'="!'""'~""'""'""'""'!!!!!,,I .;:ttl;..:; !UPD -Sfx pampered prlmalea, up a few popular mlsoonceptloos. teacbea about God. Christ and the IR U lletioli With Tlle Alt 1 II I . Business FARIII ON ROUTE 7. See VIrgie carefully thlelded from the exctta011o Mloeoaceplloa Pob11111 Bible aro Identical or v~ 1Jm. Counc:IIIIMI1ht: tie p nr 1 25 Service Mora, Plmeroy. &tp ment owirllnj about them. today 1be miaconceptloo which palna liar t1 the beliefs of other ChrisMIDDLEPORT FOR SALE - Modern s bedloom calmly waited for the moment CatboUco 11101t Is the idea that Uao churches. There are, bow· } EXPERT PAINTING, papering homo, atorm daoro, wtndowo, w~ CliO of them becomes his- their church Is a nonolltblc aocie- ...,, some CatboUc beliefs - iln-ll;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii and plastering, and completo batt '!Dt, garage. hardwood tory • moat noted chlmpaozee. ty tn which everyone lblnlot alike example, about the VIrgin Mary,lf dry-walling. Call Arthur M..-. noon. IIWIIlnp, 1arp 1o1. All If all goes as plaonecl, a Gear- and acta alike, and all declsiODI papal Infallibility and the MasoRutland, Oblo. Sh U/85. et-ic. c... lot finonced gta Yotorlnarlan will select one are handed down from ai>ove. · which differ obarply from the beOPTOMETRIST (IJlNitp Small down paymo~~L Phona from their nwnber Tueadoy mom· Actually there lJ great •arlety Uefs of Protestant ChristiBDI. fl a B. "· . . . . 2-41111. Call Carroll ·-~- .... to ride to tho edge of •.,... -religious, political, BOClal, and Some of the dlsllnctl•• Catholic Office Hours: 9 to 12, 2 to 5 (Close 1t Noon on • l f - r 'II B. P, ..... -WU<U • a. p, . . _ Oolfll tiiLIII I:RATION oerv1ce. Jact'a Rulland. - - In a lledslone rocket, thereby Bl•· cultural-In the Cathelic family, doclrlne• will be dlscusoed later Thurs. - East Court Sl, Pomeroy WBIWAN IIOI'OU frlleratloll. New llmlli. lng the astronallil lhalr best In· 'lbere ore Cothollcs who attach Ia thu series. • - - - . ..__, 1 TU WSS'I. FOR fiALI': - 15 Acno form. alo formation yot on whet a human'• great importonco to holy water, l'l!t= tm-a'lt ---:===---- room boule, barn, two chlckon tun'l•al ehaneea will be on a caodlco, crccifb<eo, rellgious med/ AUC'nONEBB houaea, cellar, twa wello a n d similar jaunt. als, atatues of the VIrgin Mary -~:-::~=-:::=~~~ DAIONABLB IIATU other bulldlnp. Peul Clonch. Maj. J. D. Mooely, of Doaald- and other phyoleal aldo to devo(14) FOR RENT M1'UFACIION Gnwe R<led, Rullaod. Ph IOIIYWe, Ga., chief of the blo-u- tlon. And thero are othera wbo Call • L 0. lle(loJ SH Hm. 1 :a stp tronautlco branch of the National lind 110 spiritual holp In these - . Oblo Aeron~utlca ond Space Agoncy "aaeramentols" and therefore do .. ·--~.-.. . (NASA>, wtl1 tag the opaco chimp not use them. Ifill*....::.1.1;;;.:. lhrough phyoleal examlnotlona, 'lbere are Catholics who are ' ~ plaa poychologleal and emotloo ultra-conservatl•e In palltics, and ('enp!et,. llerriN POMBIIOY _ 1 tlory· frame 4 leota- much the same way that those who oro In the vanguard ol ow .. ''""' rooma ODd bath oman ~ • medlcal-paychlatrle-acteollflc Wll)'-out liberal cauoes. Some took meat cloeo to .dwot May fin· team wW plclt: the first American upoa the Uaited Nations u au In· "' c. lliWIF'OIID, ....... .....' Jl'ull price tuOOOO. to board a opace capsuJe. . atrwnen. of the de•D: othero lin· ,, . _ 1, frame Since Jan. I, Mosely ond a dudlng the recent Popel!) are arT ...... bath gu heating I • otafl of 18 medical, Yeterlnary dent w-attonallata. ago · 1o1' iljcatod 011 iu,·~ and poychlatrle oxporll he•• been You can lind Catholics !In • •OO. ~ • otmdltlonlnj the chimp oextel- Spain, for nomplel who believe .I HIDIIJ.EPORT _ I • otory frame folD' mateo and twa femaleo - tbat tho go•emmeol abould give ==-=-1 8 ...p, bath 14 bedi · >' lor tba fateful Oight, a •1111 pre- opeclal prl•llegea to their church 1tN MftCUIY . lila od b, aleeplng lude to III8IUled opaco travel. and restrict tho rtghta of olher . . . . . . . Dr. IPOUII1 roU,Iona. You can lind Cathollco Lf --LI 180 corner lot. ~ ~ =~h:: ... ·ut ~Nat.. . . . ' ctiCII.EII uM,ft. ""citrus juices wW retain !eapeclaDy In America> who bernaJISt . . . . WIW tint. MJI. ClleJro. ALitbT II.- am; 1 , much of their aacorblc acid. or lle•e atrongly In church·atate topIa 111 PIIONE WY .._ vitamin C coateot, If relrigeralnd aratlon and rellgi0ll8 freedom for . WY .._ In a llgbiiJ-covered container. alL .i. 11 a .a 1 • 3tc But home _ . . . . ouggeat Aliii-Cllorlcol ( • fl\llck ...,. after lbawlnj. Some cathollco . . . tbalr '-------------------------.;, ~-..... AD llabo u4 MMelo IIETIIOPOUTAN MOTORS ~~ .. ~ S Look• Me1gs• • M H0t I R00m Commg , Events ~ ~~:~~~~~:~SJ~~~~~::~~I ° Cath 1• In AmeriCa • · "We'll Bury You!'. ~~ I _...,.. ... _._ . . ;;;;iadpol_ . _ · U: ••or FEB.":" """"'"·II 6 Pampered Pr"lmates Wait Trip Baby Pants 4 ==,.,...,===;-::c-:.-.:. $1 .......*....,... . . . , _ 7 . . . . --................... Radii F• Emil Fill THE SHOE BOX * N. W. COMPTON, 0 •. D. sR M • •, WMPO "SPOTUGHT SHOW OF The Breakfast Party -- r "f;;;.;:"~-=-;..; ....=..: . :':'. . . :·. .;·::.•---------"!;:i~J•u Iperiod. 'lbo .... • CUIIIIIIIoiM por1o ... ..,.,tnp. lUI 11111 ~ :st· " a n d l'lltoiCIIYI. Sboukl o a le o Air/ ap eod IUI'fllll cl bolb · ':MI -.Ilmenta til ... plano iunor, llear, an41 u1t cilia htptr It _ . . - " ' · ..ud habor -1 piJ CD • llllllt W _... , t1 h .Zll !lEW YOIIIl: - Ill I • • ... ' Notionol roalball LoaltJO ..._ the Cllea&O Ban I I d ....... terbock BI1I1 Wado, lila 1M 9:, geles Rome remnd ..,~ ~ ..-=· . WMPO Monday ...ey Through larp 'll'ator ftiDI ..-. NWD wllleh •s $1.110 ' Sub zero weotber ----- .,,_,...I 1~':;'t~ I .:.U.~....- .. ~"' ''Ota-al! =.;,~o!._~ ....,.. ....--v ....,laallon I him il he knowa 'Maall the Knlft'l" \ Tile Ada rocelvod bf 10 A. 14 wt11 bo 1 Carmv ' al I ·"' 0 aorne of~ tobaceo ~~ reeommendat10ns. Mr Ross a talk will co~cern tbe actual_ growing. harvestmg, and marketing of tobacco. A partialllot of"what ho will diiCUII iDcludet: chemical weed control ill the plaDI be d. plant bed preparation ODd fertlliton, field fertlltJatton ,Iosee! and dlseue control, •arletleJ, top- ; WIIJ, DI8CIJ88 ....i 116 ' I A brood atream of warm air oome mountain 1111!U daring the M.,....,. Rfooo from Mexico poured Into the ceo- doy. New Yorkera, atlll obo•ellng Ira! third of the nation today and Some l•w FlarrM:t sidewalb and digg.ing out can lilted a to-day selge of biting Snow flurries came and went after the 1ee0nd snowatonn Jn cold. near the Great Laket and in all eight days last week, had the 6 centa per word. ooe ia.J.ertioa. M.lnlmum eharle-eG catl. 8 c:enta per word for three eonaeeutive lDiertiOu. Soeeial.-one moatb ror 30 ceall per word. Yuli iAte ol 4 ee!lta per word wW be ch•raed lor ad•ll'llaiq II DOt paid wtthln 10 claya otter recefvilll bUl Errora In Advertiaini-Sbouid be rOJ>Orted linmodiatelr. 111o Dalb Sentinel wtii not ba rupooalblo tor more thu cme lneo.rreet lusertion. Card of Tbaoko ond Speclll Nottcea o1 l!!>eoUI $1.00 Obitua~ 9ublilhed at 1 cent per word. WORDS I DAY 3 DAYS 8 DAYS I MO. 10 60c 80< $1.3ll $4.50 20 60c tl.20 $1.80 $6-00 interest. WJUT THE SPl!tUIERS LIGHTER SIDE I, ~o~oaU.. Still in the lield of research Is an Idea for anti-collision devices using radar or yield per acre average price re- 11 practical inlra-red sensing which would warn pi· - - - - - - : : , . - : - - - --:-:::--:-.' PROGRAM NOT WORTH A tt•e lnlayo or ..erlsyo, they .-1 cel•ed. ond the •alue per acre for NICKEL IF NOBODY CARES lots of other approaching aircraft. not be named Wben the term each of the W. Va countiea growIn the past two years under Mr. Que....,.~-- l"aolld" Is with tho nomo of lng tobacco. This will a good At you cllan :;" fromW thbee ~,. ... be com-•IJOn betwoen M10011 Cow> gram - a P 8111 w '"' aada's leadership there has been real • wood · • II upo- parllmust The Ll(hlor lido ~ cuosed I hope Mason C o u n ' 1 progress In getting a beller understandof solid lumber of that opec~. B DICK WJI!8'1' ty and , the other tobacco grown( -we;, will attend. rm aure that 'r· If severa1 ......... b ed Y countlea. ring of the problem of air-traffic control, wwuo are com In Ualted p,... htorulloaal The d th you wW get Information tbat will in lee f f It all UJt aecon perton oo e pro. development of the agencies which must z::.==::::'o(. a P e .o urn ure. m WASHINGTON !VP!I-Inaplra· gram, Norman Delawder will dlt-: put dollaro ID your pocket. Como be named U one of the wooda i> lion which uaually Is out to hmch the A sc toha ' and aeo. deal with II and tome of the devices WANDA. R. STEMPLE named . For example, if exposed whe~ you g4l looking for it can cusas all tob. . ceo .program. ITOBACCO PRODUCTION which will help . He has taken discipli- BY · solid t f the ood 8 It • mce acco grown IS govern· · accidentally hit a pereon at pe- ed by the A.SC·, I'm sure Mr. De- · PROGRAM HDIDI! Dtmoa1lraUo AgeDI ;>ar s are 0 , 0 r w nary action, as required, on pilots, airCOMING EVENTS: would be labeled ..cherry •eneers cullar tlmeo In unlikely places, lawder's Information will be of I Any Mason Co""" pwer who lines and all units of commercial avia- Janu _ would like to enter &be 1960 'I• 30 _ A leiSOn Leader 11nd solid walnut rather than Take the case of Knu~.e Rockne, tion, reaardless of friendships and based tralntn;~eetinJ on "The Family cherry veneerfl. the football coach who won en- 30 mJnutes. bacoo Production r.rogram cononly on an objective point of view. There Look.o At Highway Safely" wUI be When the name of a wood Is us- during fame by Inventing the No- "Mr. Fro•t told Evie he had lest should conta!'l, ll!e .UOI Is reason to belle•e that this job has be· <Onducted at the Atp'lcultural Ex· eel to deocrlbe the finish. but the tre Dame ohl!t. refused many offors to write ded· County agent's oflioe. 1f lfOWel'l material used Ia not of that wood, Rockne probably spent eount- lcatory or occasional poems be· have entered 80 far. come such a hot seal that It may well tensioll' Office at 1:30 p.m. 11161 GAIWEN CALENDARS be difficult to find a man of strength to February 1 - The lllahee Club the name of the actual wood muol less hours In the locker room COD· cauao he wrltas unly whm to1 fill it. Unless an exceptionally talented will meet with Mn. J. U. Blaine be immediately disclosed. Por ex· centrattna: OD IP'idirou maneuvers. spired to do so," the newsletter AVAUABLE . at ! ::Ill p.m. , ample, If the wood uoed was not But I seem to recall ... ading that continuos. We ha .. reteiV«<IJIII' oupply II man Is found for Administrator, it will February 2 _ Mrt. T. Be r 1 walnut, the wordo "walnut finish- the Idea of the sblft came to him But an the morning of the In- the lll6lGarden Calondaro.Jl Y~ be bad for the entire aviation industry- Roush ond Mro. John T. Reilmirt eel" would be mlaleadlng. T be while he wao watching a Une of auJIIIratlon, inspiration alruck. Mr would hke l frte OOPJ, coat... the airlines, flight crews and the passen- will be hosleas to the Rhododen- proper description woold be "wal· chorus girt.. Frost Ill down amldat the the Mason County Agent a ""dron Club at the dub houae begin- nut finlahed birch" or walnut fin· Then there ill the elwlc case confUJion ol the Udail o!Cice and ond we will mail W live Y 0 u r gera. abed hardboard." of Archimedes, or some such an- 1 wrote ~ llneo of illlmaculalely free copy to you. · Procedures and equipment are con- ning at 2:00 p.m. When tlmulationa of wood &rain ,clent Greek, who was seized hy rh)'llled verse." slanlly improving. You are in good LEON HOMJIMAKJI!RS The Leon Homomakero held patlern. or fliuro oro opplled by Inspiration while taking o bath I for, one, am gralelul to ' - " PlalDe hands when you board an airliner, and their regular January meeting at any proceu to 1110thor malarial, and rushed Into the atreet shout- TI!O'npoon for the belated fill-m 1.:::!:!::.:..:..:::: slatistlcolly some S'h times safer than the home of Carrie and Katherine It IIIIIAI be dlselooed. 'lbUI a bord- InC "Eureka." on lblo lnou~ural oldelighl. If a in the family car. Boa•er. Mro.ll'ayo 'lbomaa pr• I board cabinet pbo~opbtcally or History, In short Is replete with poet can be hit by bloplralion In Mr. and Mrs. 1\uasell &,>encw CH&RTING CI.A811- --I sided at the moollng. . othorwite printed tO resomble wal· example• llhowlng thatlr.splrallon the llou,. Off1ce buildmg, thoro ond dau@lner llegena and W. Se•en boya and glrlo attend<!d I The club te....,, "The Club Ex· nul muot be described u "walnut Is oboul u unpredictable ao a is hope for us all. . . Sharron Boahro of Cbaotw the second In a 10rieo of monthly tendo 111 Influence" was pre"""t· grained hardboard" or walnut ftn-, commuter lra&...nd olton arrives I It lot"·. I subn.,t, wliat hap- Monday ovenlnj pill t1 lfr, club work from one to throe ci-s for chartero and pre· ed hy Mro. Beuio Sayre. The tahed hordboard. undor··Incongruooo circumstances. ,...,_ '' · · ",·h,.,~eo. and Mrl. Wayne Br~<~-yeau. chart.en la1t 1bunday ln Point group took an active part in the Thue are 1 few baste rules Itt Cltn ProviDe Pehd 1 AI I commlDllty projecl for Pleaqn~ diacuoalon ol tho letaon. forth hy the l"nderol Trade Com- lf lliy further mdenct Is need' lhlo year. the club det'<lroied a . 1 too to _._. 1 fur eel "'"' U. ·oommunlly Chrlolmao lrH In William GreGory, county agent, Plans were dia<t'lood for an mas ,.._,you n your . 1G , ..Ne Is point, I refer you Hondorom conducted a proaram on "Citizen· open meeting during FebMJary. nllun! buying. to 1 newaletter oont out today by 1Rep. Frank Thompoon D-N.J, !!hlp." Gregory ohowed three Refreohmonla were aerved to • M~~·R:;~~!~a;,tz!, ~~:rt."a~~ films to the gro.~t>-;:"A Date wtth the foltowtn 1 membera: Mro. Ray conco:m'!'l 1ao1 l"rlday'o inouJIII· " 'L er , '·tt M Weat Virginia, America The Crookham, Mro. Guo Douglaoa, rai!OI\ coromony· 11 or 1 " 11111 11 bTo me, and l guou to many Ruth Sa na M eounc M lno W I r. Beautiful" . and "Day of Li vIng. " J r.. Mra. B...1• Sa yre, Mra. ror· ond M,:.re~~·w.:.. a lOll Tboae who oltendod are : Mary ry Soyre, Mrs. Warren Stewart, an UDforgetteblo part of Serving her OICOnd lerm u iddy, Mary Ann Rickard, San· Mra. Linda Stewart, Mro. Allen , the program was the appoaranee ; president Is Sandre Crank. Other dra Morgan, Tma BiaS, Jane Thomao. Mn. Morton Upton. Mrs Gil the platlorm ol Robert Frost •. oftlcera 11'1: •leo prtolden~ Da· Sterne, Darrell Aabury, Connie Rachel Upton, Mro. Henry Upton. the celebraled New England bard, •--· J Cottrill and WUllam F Greaory and Mlu Wonda Stem,Ie, HDA who had been ln•ltod to read lilt id W 1ary, ameo • . of hill Walton: troaouror, Jndy Cronk; · POCAHONTAS CLUB Doclso todaJ annoUDCIII the In· poemo. i reporter, Bobhy Swortz: recrea· The Pocahontas l"arm Women'a troductlon of a new "no" Lancer If you saw Frost on television . tlon tudor. Jobnny Knbe: and Club mot with Mra. Arnott Roush aporto-coupo rnodtl. 01' In poraon. the choncu .... ' oong loader. Dobbl~ W-n. on Januaf) 18, 1961. "'!'bore u on lncreaoln( delllllld tbat you wero, u ~- AY' Deloris PIII'OOIIO Ruth Poraono I The club leSIOn "The Club Ex· lor 1-door modtlo • oaid Byron In the newalettor, mcllaDtod by Marilyn Llnthlcu.;, Johnny Sayre: 00m 0 ew lends 111 Influence" was led hy J. Nichola, Doclit Pnoral-· blm ODd clollllhled by hll calm 1.--'-·Howanl Sayrt Tommy Wotaon ~"· Rupert Blee. An acll•e dla- or "ond wo docJded to market a whoa the llare of the ..., .... Johnny Wa._; Lorry 811 It ~ Clllllon on the oonslltullon of the • .. •ented bin. from roadhog the .... · PP · etOr UU · s..,.._gor oporto coupo. faee to his poem." (er Maya, David Anthony and club waa joined by all. Production of tho new 0 p 0 r It Edd pk D In the · the '!bat belnj the cue you per· 1 mo~~m lno oro the other Rambler retail qJeo In the Pitto- boa:. will be"':=:!noi:~r f r cou~~ 1Mt -;.-· 'lbo - haps will be illteruted In a foot. T0bacco Men T0 Have Part • ·-·· ...,. • TIDle Counselor . . BY WILLIAM F. GREGORY Couaiy Ageld lldte,.. I . 0-.n. II'VMIIIM, NEWS J_. IDOS and ,. •' Warming Bath Of Air Sent North Out Of Mexico Coverin~ Nation's Middle WANT ADS DEVOTED 'ro INTIIIIE8'I OF MEIG8 MAi!ON lUIEA Pubtubed .... , o., Ju. 30, 11181-S Sentinel, IMason County-- JHE DAILY SENTINEl COMMENTATING, EDITORIALLY ly . .. . . ' The Doily SentinPI ..... ....,_....... ____ • • - ____. .......... .._.... pmdl:":r: a..;., Friday With R0 GER. 8 A.M. to 9 A.M. I __ ftllt -1 3 9Q KC- 7 Ill'_.. . It 8 . 1 I �-- • .I • Odds Heavily On Their Sid_e For VI.eton·es ;~ll~.s~tn. ~t;,~~~~J;~~ 73 85 uJ Dam:• 1 17 ,!. Tourney Starting Tonight Has Future Stars On Show Rutland Takes ers GaJDe From Chester --- Ready-Mix Co.,crete FOR YOUR BUILDING NIEDSI nme - I 4:30 Locn) NPWI 5: 1!; News RouMup Breakful Par1 y N..,. N~ws Platter Party News Platter Party Nem Roundup Sign 011 7i25 7:30 7:46 8:25 9:30 9:15 9:30 11:45 7:10 Tbo Amarteana 8:10 WoUa rarJIO 9:00 KlondiU" t ·ID Danto IOiOO - . . . Stanwyck 10.10 SowllnJI 11:00 New• II: 10 Weather 11: IS Jack Parr I : 00 Sign Off TIJUDA1' 1-411 SilO On 6i00 Continelllal Sign On E'.aay Liltenlng Sunday Chapel Social Security Show The Church at Work. Manhalt4!o Melodies Tbe Sunday Show Washington Reports to tho 1 Noon News HOH~Hound au..- 7:00 Today t:OO Wolcomt N.._..,. ! 9:10 Wateh and Will 10:00 Say WhaD lO:IO Pla1 Your Runch 11:00 ....... "' RICbt 11:30 Concentration L1: 00 Trutb or Conaoquencea . . . . - . ... . - - - . . . . . . . . . . . . . .... ; - • • • # -- ~ - - ~."' _ _, .. .. _ _ , ,. . ., . \ I { I ' 1l2: r.l NBC New. I I l:.Nowo l:liMovleliulo ' 1:10 r..ontto Youn1 · li• Y011111 Dr llaioM I 1:30 From Tbolt Roo!a • IAIINIY GOOGLIIIIId SNUP'PY SMITH YEP- ' 4:110 Malle Room 1 . ,., AN' I RON HIM Off, ~~en·. Ho0ywood LOWEe2Y 1 6 : 0 0 - BID I 5:10 YDJI Bear I6;. y.., Thacker Alked ror II obow 6: IS Jbn 1 I:I&W6:30 N.... PictUre I 6: 4S llunlleJ Briokle7 Report 7i.Jbnllacua 7:10 Lanllllo • !8:30 AUrod llitehcocL< 9:00 Bobby DII'Wlo Show 10:• Jack Paar 11:00 Newa •adlm. 11:10 Weatboroolt II : 15 Jack Paar Show 1:00 SliD Oil JLL1IL~~::L.2'!.1J 'LI'LAINIR WCHS-TV Channel 8 People MONDAY Tuppers Plains News And Notes DAILY CROSSWORD of Judea 18. Pronoun 11. Malo I.BWnloh .. Brlllllo .,_ 24. Scotch alder • :IG. Viti• ated ' oubloot ·:e. Poetto hl•rtay•a auwe 34.. Eye aame I. Bo unatu4y 35. BouthotNova t. Tllrtdlh eaaterr· Boott& <Fr.) offloer . Aela.t i 28. Farmers' 11. Bawl 15. Stony 17. Chart adulta 10. Footnoto 18. Spread marker Jll'UI to 417 l9.BJ1111011 lMUIIt U. Attoote<l ~ ,crown"' ...... rr Jl'OUP 29. ReUever Bl.Runa awa,y II. hKd IT.CIIIv ' fl'lllt to. Wlala h.....S IL Kenllnollt -- u. flwlao4 113. ChJIIWU 11&.-rt. IT.Italloa JS,Oiool Ill. Kind of tbrtl4 ).0, BUipoll<l8 11.Ptae01CIIIi II. BoloN IprolixI l!{l. Half qua.rt .8. Shlnt•l temple ,,E~ ~ ~ Jlllllll1erl ... Gtlll-cu.d, m ~~- tf~ , ... ~; r--'.1.1 r... ~ JJ : so Nmnber Pleaao 1:00 About Facell 1:30 Woman'• hi• 2:00 Day In Court 2:90 Road To lkallty 3:00 QuHII For a Day l:llll Who Do You 'l'nlol f:OO American Baudotand l:lllL 6:10 l:lllL 1:110 Rocky and Frtenda Wbirlybirdo M Squad Newo 1:40 Weather 1:45 - · 7:00 ElpodltioD 7:10 8up BIIIIIIY 8:00 Rifleman 1 1: Ill Wyall Earp liOO Slqecoacll WOOl JOiOO Alcoa 10:30 Taka A Good Looll 11:00 Newo II: 10 Weather 11:11 Movie ., ,~ ~ ~ ~ ~ HIO 11:30 Clear Hortzeno 11:00 Love Of Lilli 4:30 Edp ol Nigbl 11:30 Surcb lor Tomorrow 5:00 Tbreo Stooges 11:45 The GuJdJDi Ll&hl 8:00 Arthur J. 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II:JJ. a.unh llallt 1: ID O.Umunii:J Newo ltln,gl 1: Ill ll!fli World Non 'l'hu; J"tt<>PIJR OCCA810N81 II A SIGN OF INTELlJGENCm-i'ANMA'L II:U M11011 Count, lltWI ll: 110 Community Howl 10 JIG. K l l l l - ~ Ioc.J LooaiNom Non There's nothing like a FLAME .!.--; II :00 I Lon Luq WJEH .RADIO AJ:YDLBAAXB II .J;OJrOI'IILLOW · You-IIIIL .Ut or bot ,..ter w!Cb • e.- •• . _. . - •••• - · .... . . . . . . . ~ "' • jl . ..... _ ......... ~.- ,, .... 11:10 II Could Bt YCRI MONDAY I i iii N..,. PictUre 6:4S lluntlo7 Bnltle7 4:00 tu-nerlcan Bandotand 5:55 Sl~n oi. 5i00 Rln Tin Tin 6 00 Mel Price Show 5:30 Whirlybirds 6: 15 Countrv Top Ten 8:00 M Squad 6:30 Farm Time tl :30 Your E110 Reporter moved !rom the Caldwell proper- 6: 40 Weather Teller ty to Columbus where she h a s e: 45 John Daily New• omploym'ent. 7:00 Trackdown Dick RHter waa returned to his 7: so Cheyeano ho!lle from Meip General Hospital where he had been lor medl- 8' 30 Surfoide Sis • There wiD be a revival meeting cal treatment, 1:30 Advent111101 In Parad1M at the Bethel Church beginning 10:30 Peter Gur.. Feb. IS. Bev. Freelond Norrl1 wiD Mr. and Mrs . Dana HoUman 11 :00 Newo be bringing tho mesoaget each . and family of ~uti and apont Sun- 11: 10 Scanning tha Weather eventna: at 7: INt. day evenmg With his parents. Mr. U: 15 Movietime Roland Torrence and C e c II and Mrs. Dana Hoffman. TUESDAY Caldwell returned home Saturday Mr. and Mrs . Seldon Baker and 8:00 Carlootl Show from Columbus whare they at- grandchUdren of Pomeroy were 8:30 Romper Room tended a tJ'Uiteel eonvenUon. SUnday gueata of Mr. and Mn. 9:00 Movietime Mr. and Mrt. llonnfe My e r 1 Way Clark and family. 10:55 News Morning Court Lova Tbal Bob 12: oo C8mouflage 21. Spa.wn of -· DOWN 1.RA>polber Lllaa !Ish 0. DtnolniDa- , I llti'YIIlt t."-boyl" 22.Mother MONDAY of t.K1114of Lltamaln 4.00 Brtpter Day Irtoh etmat .. 04ln'• pds /11. IDdlblo ... 4· II 6ecreJ Storm 111. Proouratoe • .. .... .. .. .... . ........ ...... _... ., . .... .... . ..#.•.• • ~- - · ...... .. . ... . ..... .. ... ~ ...... .. . .. , ... . . .. ,.~ - INew• ' The Search Army Hour Sunday Showcase 5: 115 News Roundup 5:30 Sign 011 IATVRDAY t, 'J1lt' World '1'11is Morning SUNDAY l2i 00 L1:15 ll;30 1:00 5:10 Sign Off ci'OI& 14. KW w.... . ....... ~~.... ~ MI!Nt•• 2:25 2i30 S:25 S!SO 5: t~ 5:30 4:35 Platter Party 13. mountaJD Rulfe<l Goeglein .~eady~Mix Co. I'~ St. Hoe Onwn potalo •• IJ!IIPIIIaptoltla.tut., We Mix Concreh To Your Own SiMclflcatlolll, Deliver It Right '•' v- .1t1 Wlien N••ll•d. Saves Money - C'oun~ II. 011 of._ :a: 8 .. WHTN-TV Channel 13 The SllOrts Desk _ .... .. . I HACKM'$ SOHIO W~e~s~t~Ge~l'llllley~:::fin:lsh=ed=aeco=nd=in~So~u~tb~w=es~t~KB~n:·~lfi~M~cPb~er~ao~n~622_t~;~W~.~S.;cond;~St~,:-;~Yn~a~n~d~a~H~e~2~-~2~1~1~1=,~P~on;••;IO;'/~- 11· ,5 11 .4-'i F'"lrm Time ;on A special old timers committee Marshall 114, Howling Green 58 Tues41'y whon they face the Rio Pace 71 Brooklyn Poly 4ft or the Baaeball Writen Assocla- Detroit 89, Toledo 65 Grande Bluemen from G a Ill a Hof&tra 99 Lycoming 12 ~ tion Sunday voted unanimow~ly to Akron 104, Heidelberg 66 County. The Bluemen have a 4-3 Long Island U. 73 Yeshiva st accept Carey and Hamilton, who Ohio u. 78 , record inside the Galli a County Coast. Guard 83 Klnga Paint SO rivaled the immortal Ty Cobh as We1tern Michigan 76 loti League this season and co a e h St. Lawrence 71 St.Mlch. <VU 10 base-stealera. 81Jf.h will be offi- Oberlin 60 , Kenyon 59 La~r~, Morrison's Tornadoea have Can!sllll '17 Creighton 81: ~ot) dally inducted lnto the Coo;>crs- Mcuietta 84 , Otterbein 66 a 15-1 overaU. Lelugh.1'0 Delawan 65 town, N.Y. lhrine on July 24 Wooster 73, Mount Union 5.2 ~e other county quintet to see South 1 Carey, 71, now living in Miami Muskingum 89, SteubenviUe 56 aciJOn tomorrow ~ight will be Memphis Sl 88 Mlylsafppt 51 leacb: Fla., pla)'ed from 1910-11129 Wilberforce 75, Cedarville 73 Coach Bob Ashley •. Eastern Ea- West Virginia 78 Wm ' Mary 69 wth Pttllburlh and Brooklyn and Defiance 81, Wilmington 66 glcs. The EaMles wtlh a 6-7 re~- LouiBana St. 86 Tulane 66 hold~] the modern Natlonal ~ague Ohio Northern 106, li'indluy 84 ord for lhii! lleason travel to Han· No.Car. St. 106 So. Carolna '19 career record of 738 •tolen bases. Cincinnati 80, Drake 70 nan-Trace to fa~ a ball club that Furman 84 Rlchrnond 81 (ot) lloldo Rlolon·Ba .. Mnrk Dayton 87, X.ver 64 to dole ,has faded to win inside VMI 101 Bucknell 79 Hamilton, who died In 194Cl at Baldwin-Wallace 74, the Gallia County League. T h 1 Wake Foreot 100 Virginia 'Tecb M tht II• of 7ll, ut tht~ all-time Youngstown 84 Hannan-Tr~co qumtet has a 6.5 Florida 80 GeorgLI 68 major leaeue mark of 115 stolen Alliance IPa ) 94 F 44 record lnslde their league. Tenessee 65 Georgia Tech 60 bUH in one aea1011. The 5-6, 160- _ ___ __ ~ --· _' en_n __ _ Middleport and Pomeroy a r 1 Duke 79 Clemson 59 pound Hamilton, who played with POSTPONE DOAT RACES Idle, however, the Yellow JackeU Alabama 71 Auburn 1111 PhJiadelphla and Boston from CAPE CORAL, Fla. <UPil- 'Mle wJth a 4-9 season's record travel Centenary 94 Tampa 81 laO-IIK>I, aiJU stole 937 bases In inboard powerboat races of the to Wahama Wednesday night lo Concord M King 78 his career and compiled a life- Cape Co•·ul re~atta. scheduled for match buckets with tha WhIte Atlanlle Christ, 72 Western Car.M tln!o battlna aversae of .344. Sunday, hove been postponed un- Falcons. Belmont Abbey 75 Appallchlan 71 When informed of hio oelectlon, til feb . 12. Race Chairman Ray Pomeroy remains Idle u n t II Florida St. 78 Hollins 70 Cmy said "It' a my greateot lhrUI Derome aaid that morning winds Friday night when they entertain VIrginia Union liM Lincoil! 1111 in ba1ebaU. The World Series of of 20 to 30 miles an hour Sunday the Jackson lronmen, current pol· Newberry a1 Wofford 87 ln& wa1 ~ biJ ont, but thll one would have endangered the Jives sessors of second place in the WinJtoD Salem T. 94 St. Augua. es to blgpr. ' ol tbe drivcro. SEOAL. The Panthers record lo Kentucky Wes. If/ Austin Peay 88 now 8·8 for the season· Carson Newman 78 Lincoln 48 Tuesday's Games Jan. 31 Mnrehowe 74 Alalwna St. {!'.1 Easlem at Hannan-'l'rac4 Florido South. fl Huntingdon {!'.1 R•o Grande at Racine Springhill JIM St. Bernard 88 Wahama el Rutland Belmont 7f U T Martin Br 64 Wednesday's Games Feb. 1 • enn. · Middleport 11 Wahama Mldwool Aurora 81 Principia 48 St. Cloud St. us Mk:higaJJ Tech 55 Plaltoovllla 84 U. Wil. Mll'ji.Br. 'IS Coneordla Dl. 1111 NorthCentral ee AI tho l'l&ular basketball lOa· Teams from Chesler, HarrisonCapo Girardeau St. Ill S. W. Mo. 81 ,.. 1001 into Its final two weeks. ville Letart, Portlund, R a c I n o, ~"rad 9 Kanaas St. 45 Oklahoma St. 43 tournament time be&ino to toke Riverview, Rutland, Syracuse and b Ill place In the minds of tho area Tuppers Plalna will take part in oporls lan. tho four day tournament. Down Under Golfer Tbo unllll Molp Cecnty tour- Oatoo ol the tournament a r e • Banka 89 000 Kitty namenl liooon't got underway un- Monday and Thursday ol t h Is ' til Fob. II at Rlllland, but anoth- week and Monday and Friday of Rutland Grado School dumped i.::~CI~ (~IJal- ~ er loornanoent that will have a next. PorUand, Rutlond, River· Chooter 44-34 Saturday night II tou;.,ament turned:~ ~n be ~ lot ol the flllure playoro ol the view, l.elhrt, Chester nnd Racine Rutland with Don Smith hilling luck and lnterna a1 of So th county taking part, gets under- will 100 Mtlon tonight. 18 poiola to lead oU acorlng. Afrr:O·s grealeat ~fer of ~Is way tooight in Racine. All teams still playing In the Rutland wu out front a,u 11 era _ Gary Playe!" Tip-oil time ollbo third annual tournamen( come, Friday, Febru- hoUtime and lncrealld Its lead to WhUa the tourJni " follow the Melp County ...Ida achool tour- ary 10, will rocel" team trophies. 40-IS by the third quarlor mark. oun" protosolnDIJo left rain·IWepl Dillion! Is at 1 p.m altho Racine Any player In tha tournament wijl Mite Stewart foUowed SmIth San Franciseo today for the heal ~Hoiilhi;;;;Sc;;;;;hool;;;;;;iiiYii;m;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=;!be eligible for an all-tournament ~th ll pointe for RuUand whUo and aun of Palm Springa II! the r · medii oven though his team may lght l.ad 10 and Harlllno seven ooulh. Ployor waa buay bankintl bo eliminated before the finals. lor Cheaterlt.OOO he eolloclad for 1 lui wiJI. Even tho choorleadinll teams Rutland l'llllrvtl loal IJ.IM to Ding finish SUnday- on ooddea will ba eligible for a trophy even Chester rea&I'VOI. Kenned7 b a d HardlnJI Pork couno. though their team may be elbn- five lor Rutlond, Elehingor 17/r'OiiiOiiiOiiiOiiiOiiiOiiiiiiiiiiiiiOiii-; lnated. for Chester. The annual tournament gives Br quarten: BAKER ano SEYFRIED the younger l1do of tho county 1 Rutland · .. IS 11:1 40 44 chance to get a Iasle oi s p 0 r t Cheater · · . . . . . . . 7 11 1a 114 your LENNOX dealer WE BUILD eompoUtion before enlerln& high1 Offlclalo, Bob Nelaon, West Sto· NIW oncl USID sebool. Howaver, oomo o1 their son. •·~'BEAUTY opirlt carries over lnlo h 1a h • COAL, OIL, GAS ochool evon though oori1e of !be Bakeralleld JC 110 SantaMonlca u INTO YQUR CHAIRS lads · from the different grad 0 MoUatt Field 11 HartneU ~7 FURNACES Pll'llelllar band worlunan- school leama go to the 1 am 0 St.Mary'o <Cal. I 74 Cal. Poly 84 PhoneWY-2-37M Fre1110 City JOt Taft fl Ulp ,... Into Ill tho re- high achool. uphalatartDc we do. Tbe Hoclna, coached by To m m y Cant. Willi. 'II U. Pup! SouDd 1111 I'OMIROY, OHIO prlee wW p i - JOU. Wolfe .•,.. the doland in.! champ- !.oFro'""'a... on Toob•"-ll:l•olenl-;iii;;;OnfiOna;:;;;.64~ lona. Tbo Racine !ado dropped II - ----- - -IACINI Portland In the chomplnnohip UPHOLSTUY SHOP contest laot ,.... 31 lo 2'1. Swap 11 :57 Mid-Dav. Dow ' Jonns Avera go J:Z: 00 ~oon Newa 12: 15 Gueat Star 12:30 .lust For You 1:25 News 1:30 Just For You Ut• Say It With Music S:OO Phiile!' Party GET ACASH LOAN. TO...CL_£A_N _-U ·Bi HOLIDAY BILLS :-:a· Sho!> ll i{l) Jlreak£1111 Party Extended Weather Breaklut Porty ' I 11 :2!l ,..arl"''! Hul""au ~ow ll :30 Countrv Hoe Down SCORES Two Added To Hall Of Fame List . TELEVISION GUIDE WSAZ- TV Channel 3 Country Top Ten Bl'<!akfast Party Motorcade Dct\on's Top Ten Ster Salute Noon Newa Manhatten M<lodies 12:30 Platter Party L25 NfWS I 1: 3() Ploltor Party fUll BreaJdaJt Pert:v 9:00 \lomfne Mll'di!nt if1'l8 10:15 CaiJinf P't. P1ea1anl ~icroacin! ~his team":;, : ! " • - _ .., _ . . _ , N.., .WliPO Schedule . SENT . &:33 ILIONDAY TJIBOUGB FRIDAY 7:00 7:2:1 1:55 Sign On 6:00 Today with God 7:110 8:25 8: 15 f'..ount" Jambom 1:10 Form Ttlme I:IS r.oonti'Y .Lamboroe 8130 9:15 7:00 ~rtoklast Pnrtv 7:25 l':xtendod Weather 9i!O 10:00 '7 :30 Piekens Show 11:00 7:110 Sohl<l New• Repor1 11:30 8:00 . ""'•kfast Party 1 :25 The World Th ! ~ Morning ' 12:00 12:15 tNewsl Sc ores Fmal 2 weeks Of PJay Loom T Ar ea Teams ~ / Dally Sentinel , Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 , Jan. 30, 1961·5 • WMPO Radio A GOOD THING TO R£MEMBER 'l1lo Rocino Purple Tornado Northup was the maJn ollenslve ~ ._......,..,...., cqo JqUAd are boaJting of a 1!1-1 player for the Little fled•. He toesCHICAGO !UP[) - Unbeaten Is one ol throe leag110 tilta tonlght. regained the league seorlng lead Colorado 67 Iowa &. 85 loU .UID alte;· their Saturday nighl'o ed In oli< field goals for L1 points. OhJO State opena a two-game tour lndtana lUI is at Minnesota CS-.1) by oulshooting Ohio State's Jerry Tex. Southern 93 Tex. CoD. 73 rout ..er the Parkenburg LitUe Toolhman also had 10 for the mto the lower haU of the Big Ten and MlebigaD &ate 11-51 travels Lucu 26 pointe to 17 !u-izona 81 West Texas St. 77 llodo. 74-11. on their home floor. Reds. balketbaU standings tonlgbt when to ffilnols 11-21 . 'Will 0. Late ~ Texu Wesleyan 73 McMurry 72 Coach Larry Morrison's team Racine hulled to a 3'7· 19 edge •t mvadea Wiseooaln as a lop- Michigan !0-SI Is sebedulod to Tbe Gopbera owed th • Sall%r East Tex St. 60 S.W. Tex. St. 56 jumped into an early lead a n d by halftime. At the three quarter aided choice to increaae lte run- furnish tho w..end opposition for da Dlgbt elf ' S.F. Austin 85 Texaa A'l 56 wu aeve. threatened. By t he mark they hold a •lrong 56-32 away lenguo lead to 5-<l. the Buckoyex when they clash In 1 led byaucTcesa to • last baU Abilene Chris 7U Waylaud 68 Tbo Buckeyea comblnlt . aurge om McGrann, Dick · ead of the first period Racine had margin. DurilJg the fourth period d fin 'ted ~power a Saturday afternoon TV game Erickson and Bob Grigg M Montana St. 62 Montana 59 89 broken away to a 2H """gin. Coach Morrison lifted aU his aubs ~turd ease~ roe their 9U2 at Ann Arbor. Grann wound up with 19 p.in; N.M. High. 62 Panhaadlo A&M 5Z 8 Tbroo Racine players oonuect- from the bench giving them a , ... A . streak ~ lour': the mnc'W::!g Gopllero 'l'hlrd Wll Griggas had 17 and Erickson 1 ~ Prairie View 79 Wylie 59 ed for double f I g u r e s. Duane chance to oee action. ._............, H/l • Tbo otendtiy lmpcoving Gophers !u-kansas 78 South Alt Sl 74 Wolfe led with a 22 point output. The Racine reserves also main· ·- .• ,. _ _ ,__ and 14 against aU opposition. will be aeokJn their Wall Betiamy, the Hoosier's II. ' ' ----~-• , f t . ed th be I "Yoa ean ollll p'·· ,--"-!" Tbe game oo the Badger court • le g third eon- 10 1·2 center, was lop scorer Well Be ~"\W. oD seven tr1es rom am e same num r o wins. ~ --= aecutive ague victory tongbt as ap.inst DePaul's Blue Demons Southern California 68 Denver 52 When our specialists rethe ~ and eight ol 10 free as the vanity. They dumped the , hoote to the lloosle111. Both won with 25 points, but Jim Ra 1 ond Utab 55 Santa Clara ~I lbrv.llolppta, Parbrsburg Reserves 35-30. PeaSall%rday night. The Gopher& do- Jerry Bass Ignited a acco~ haU Oregoo St. 74 Washington 46 pair your radiator, you LltUo Bill McKelvey dumped in nuts W1eldlno led Racine with 18. Cealed Northwestern 1!8-59 to move raU needed to . ldllh9 85 Waahington St 67 can be sure that the lob's Into fifth P1ace in what bas de- DePaul Y halftime w•po • 17 mardn while Roger Parsons Both te ams now h0 ld 1"1 College BatbtW Remlil edge.out a 311-.11 ."" reeL'OIU)erted on six shots from the orda. The only mark agamst a By Ullled Preu Jaterutloaal ve1oped into a four·way struggle , REFUSE PERMIT done right • , at the right f~eld and five at the foul line for ' dean slat. came at .·omeroy earEul to linlsh behind Oblo State. Bm:,:s .John Wooselblopped aU FRANKFURT <UPII-West Ger17 point& I her in tho season when b o I h IGame played under ezperlmen Tbe llooslera retumad to aclf f o~Jar:!sboolerll Yconnect- many will not have a repreaenta- price. Cooter .Sam Price, who led Ra- 1team:J:st. . 0 tal rule three pointe for a field vlty for the firat lhne since JaJJ: =d live soccer team in tournaments Tho Onlr clna in their FridAy night outmg Tu y mght, Rio Grande will goal. Storing records aubmllfed 9 to bent IlePauJ. 81-78, and fll. last eight g ry e ocheduled for New York and at Ea1tern, waa ab'i!l to score on- t~;~l ~ Racme dThen F r 1daY Area eagers move fnto the final to NCAA, however, wdl 1m: ICOI'e ino.is and Wisconsin appeared on a 1be loss warne~ nth In the Montreal later thi'l year. The Compi. . Shop ly nme m e Torna oes will meet two weeD of regu1ar season play 8B Dartmouth 85 Boston u. 67.) Clueago Stadium doubleheader last 'ght ~ seve West German Football Association In Tho Bond Coach Morrl&on's boys hit on A~~c~~n ~~::;ay, / ' .~;:tern. Tuesday night before aettUng Springfield 81 Brandeis liS Saturday night. and '::ve g:~~o:;:~r: IDFBJ announced Sunday that It It ol 61 allot1 from tho ftold for a RACINE a;4 Bl e. down to concentrate 011 touma- Dartmouth lit Booton U 89 Tbo Dlinlllopped Notre Dame's for 80 early fl9.88 setback aulf refused to Issue an extra perm•t 47 per cent team average Tbe on- W 11 7 1 1 1 22 <PI ment oche<luleo. Holy Cross 86 Amherst &! thrao-gamo winning streak, 71-62, at Irish hands e because the tourney's program ly Jotdown w.. at the f~ul strip. 61 l;, ~rice~ ~s.c; ' a~~: : ~~ With Pomeroy and Middleport Delaware Sl. 'IS Maryland Sl 7f whUe the Badgera bowed to Loy' called for eight matches in 31 Phone WY 2-3 977 Roclna hit on ooly I& ol their 21 9, .dcKelvey 9 (1.'111 19, Gra· Idle tomorrow night end the East- Temple 11.'1 LaSalle 57 ola of Cblcago, 87-79. days, two more than DFB rules E. Main St. Porneroy31 frn throw tri.et· ham 2 11 2 l S, Rees 1 !(l-Ol 2. non ern EagltiiJ t.raveling, there is lit- Manhattan 59 Siena 15'1 ~e top-ranked Buckeyes never all_o_w_.--------~====="'''==.i:l scorers Birch Cole and Wickline tie cage acllon left within the Rfdor 80 u.,.ala T/ trailed againat Purdue but Boller- Wichita 91 Tulso 74 TOTALS 29 <;6_311 74. · county. Connecticut 81 Vermont 61 maker center Terry Dlsehlnger Minnesota 66 Northwestern 59 / PARKERSBURG 1511 Coach Jim Vennari's Rutland St. Jos. IPa.l 64 Villanova 63 Dlinols 71 Notre Dame 62 --~ Northup 6 CCJ.Cil ll, Harlieden 1 quintet, still smarting a II t tIe Geneva 87 St. Vincent's 55 RACING tiLED CIIAMPIONS Marshall 64 BowUng Green 58 (J .J> 3, Hague 1 roor 2, Spoder 0 from a 76 to 55 trouncing handed Buffalo 78 Detroll Tech 63 GIRENBAD, Switzerland {{JPJJ Detroit 69 Toledo 66 • • ~ Cl -1} t, Myers 3 CO-Ol 6, Boston 2 ihem _at Belpre Friday night, will lona M LeMoyne liS -Jercy Wojnar of Poland aJJd Butler 1f17 St. Joa. <Ind. I 64 • -ftom tltt (lfendHIII. j cn-21 4, Me-case 4 11 .21 9, Tooth- remam home tomorrow night to Westminster 87 St. Fran. IPa.l 70 Elloabetb Na~goli o1 Swltzerlond Dayton 87 Xavier <Oblol 64 ,...,__. people Ill tflfiiiT man' CO-C!I 10, Bays 2 CO-Ol 4, Kin· lest Conch Jack Campbell'• Wa- Army 64 Princeton 8:1 won the ~a and women'• ~~ Cincinnati 80 Drake 70 Start the year right. Clean1JP old cald o CO-OlD· TOTAI.S 24 13·8151. hama White Falcoao. Georgeton D.C. Ill Muhlenbg 'IS ties: reapocllvoly, In tha world Miami IOhlol 62 Pittsburgh 48 bllls.JustplckupyaurDhllne..thon.l By quarters. The Vennari coached quintet SI.FraJJ !N.Y. I 101 Bridgeport 113 racmg alad d!amplonshlps Sunday Indana 81 DePaul 78 picll UIJJOUl loan. ~ • Racine ..... 20 17 19 18 has a 9-<1 record for the season Niagara 58 Duquesne 5S iD the fourtb and final heal Ohio Sl 92 Purdue a _ -.~. .. ~ 1 4 , , • , NEW YORK CUPII-Max Carey ParkeraburM .. , . 6 13 t3 19 whUe the Wahama live picked up Albright 85 Moravtsn 59 Wojnar finished with an aggre. Bradley 84 Marquette 68 · ..... -~~- . ~· and tho late Billy Hammon, two lheir first win in eleven ataris Fordham ee Booton CoUego ee gale t~ ol 3:18.99, while Mila Loyala IDI:l If/ Wlseonain 79 $25 to .,... \ 1 1 ot the dead ball era'• greateat Ohio College BasketbaU Seore1 Friday afternoon. 9'J American lnl &4 ~:~:~ ;~• cIocking of Indiana Central81 M8ima 78 ... $1000 ."' · It ... ~ 1 1tara, haw ~lve<\ 'their long a, United Pres• IDierDitloaal The winnlageat team In the U gen 69 Gettysburg 65 : · · ana o1 West Ger· Akron 104 HeJdelber! 66 • ~- ~ overdue recognition, 11 membero Ohio Stole 92, Purdue 1!2 county, Racine, will put their nine Lafayette 1M Setoa Hall 78 many was runnorup In the men' a Baldwin Wallace 74 Youngotown 84 ·ECONOMY SA,INGS & LOAN CO.\ ·, of bueball's Hall ol Fame. M;ami 62, Pittsburgh <8 games winning streak on the line Wagner 88 WUke1 62 race and Marianne Winkler ol Ohio U. 78 W. Michigan 76 loll ~OO • ·- • ., ~ •· ' "I • • ' ' J , . t 4 1 i~~-~~r---~B~u~e~k~s~O~~-n~T~o-m~fu~t-o~~~w-e-r~lli~.~~~.~i~o-n~W=i~ili~&~ . ~=~~.c~~=~~~~a~-~851 ~~~= Kind Of Trouble; Wolfe Had 22 Pts. . • Racine Takes 15th Victory, 74-51, Over Little Reds Five i:.~'""t~ ~~~~b~ ·- 1:11 8porll TodiiJ It· otnn. M•=fe+ 5:00 Sign Off NANCY t STARTED TO WASH THE CAR OH,THAT'S FINE, DEAR··· HOW' DID fT TURN OUT. OH, I COULDN'T FINISH IT'S FREEZING OUT �• .. � - .... . . . . . .. . .. _ . .. . .. ... . - .. . . .. .. .. . .. . .. .. .. . . . . . ... .. . .. . .. . _ _ • . ent1ne I I • ' r '1 & I , • 1 .t-· l l ! ;;h Fi t s. :,'1.1,, Ol:ilo fl. Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middl eport, 0 . Jan 30, 1 96 1 ........ . - Lau. -. Calo,, oo A,rll l._11, 1111. lllp­ e-sl tor a d■ 11 ..... w• D­ .. IHI ol P_ r_ Ila· t'611, R • I • I t1 t NM..aal Park. WHh., la tlll-SI. , VOL X I I • a1 y 1 ne NOW YOU KNOW ff.. ••-- reo•W • • • • laD la a ..,_ ,..W •• 1' [ ! , "I �,u ' ! " Weather Ceuhtr,.... d 7 Utdr war,a,,er W.J, Dnoted To Tu lntneac. Of TM Mn1,-Ma,on .4re,, Pomeroy-Midd leport, Ohio, Tuesday, Jan. i 1 . 1 116 1 NO. 24 1 • 5c: PER COff Young Mother Testifies To Cruel Beatings, Threats Against Her Lif�-- 'f 1 T PLEASANT - The murdu tri31 of Barbara Lynn Mortnn 24-yea.r-old ("Qme!y mother o 1hree smaU ch ildren. opened hionJay in Mason County Circult Co-rt witn the defendant testify• ir:': dramatlcally in her own beh· If of vicious dome1tir strUe 1960 lhal broughl the Nov. 19, Morgan, J9,son Edward of 1h ; de;, 45 hf'r hu��nd. . F1·oseeu1 mg AtlOrney C' e c ii Dean waived the death penalty. A jury composed of live men and seven women heard testi• mony of four S.tate witnesses and 1 1 wilne!i6el for the defense. Sti,te wJtnene■ telt-if)'inl were Kenneth Dunt; Mn. Ollie Shinn , 1 ak>nl end had threatened to kQI 0.22 per cent alcihol. 'The l e I a I her � timea throutha,ut their 1 ��t � intadcation in Welt Vir• �•- G. M. Scott of the Slate Po- and Mn. Violet Gerlacll. life. ' married were IIIUI 11 0.15. witneuel three lad The Lor• Sberiff lac. ; former Deputy I y rted p Her behalf Mn. Morgan tntiUed that her po tu •u11 character tlltlmon all Coroln County '41iitnnaes ain Crump: Mason that of her hu,,band brothtr-in-l had . been Jailed f o r .11 w by Morgan. Mr•. of , and Eahenaur Oliver Dr. ner I ' Morgan neighbor, Paul Thornton. The YOUDI and a,mely delend· and 111ter-in-law, Mr. and M r •· drinking and llhe had him plac«I ant took the ltand In her own be- Clyde> Jordan, with all the wil- under peace bond on wver1l ocTestifying for the defmae I the accused. M rs. Morgan: Mr. hair and t.eltifled for approximet,,.. · DHMI ti the defenae . except the casiont. At one time the had in1 3nd Mra. Clyde Jordan, brother- ly one hour •nd fl&>en minute:I, character witneuet, stating that ; ltituted d J v o r c t pl'OCf!fl(linp in-law and sister of the deceued telling of her marr� Uf1 w I t h Morpn drank txceuively -anc1 a_gallllt him td dillflftd the IK'· ukl "I w o u I d Mr. M�rgan : Mn. Marvis Wea• Morgan for the put 111. yean and wa1 CftM;I to Mrs. Morgan when 1 lion ! never h1-Ye no freedom. no ver , niece of the deceased ; Mr. the . event• of the fatal thootlng 1t drinking. I Accordinl to '"1hnony of the i matter where I went he would and Mrs. Harley McPeake, for• their Chestnut Ridge hornei. mer employer of Morgan: Mr. According to the dolendant'1 tes- Slate Police Sgt. 1<aU and Coro- llnd me." and Mrs. Glen Johnson, Vienna, timony, her late humand drank. ner Eshenaw-. • blood: akohol telf, j She stated that hi had thrown a n d "'.aa taken an Morgan following bottles at her and then forced her Mor�au exceHively and abused W. Va. friends of Mrs. h hta death and tile re;,ort ahoftd I to wait through the broken glau occa• riumeroua and the late Mr. Morgan : R t! v. struck er on I we"' bee� • $10 050 RecaIIed FOr USe ID Hosp1'taI CODSlrue1·IOD TONIGHT an,I TUIIDAY John O'llora'• "FROM THE TERRA CE" - Technicolor W ith Paul Newman and Joann• Woodward COLORCAIITOON Runnin1 time 2111 Hn. Box office elose1 8:IIO P.11. W DN IDAY & THURI, "I AIM AT THE STARS" (Science-Fiction) Curl IUl'loDI 1ad Gi. Scel1 COLORCAIITOONS LIBERTY THEATRE Middleport, Ohio "THE LAST DAYS OF POMPEII" DOUBLE POLL PARROT STAMP DAYS Tue,., Wed., Thurs. {Color) Rou1h'1 Shoe Store MIDDLll'OllT F R -E E CLOTHIERS Formerly Smith Clothing Co. .•,.•.• w. _ ..,1,,.. .. • -ceMpl■te kltclle11 ,•• ••llellnt en • N e • Moi11, Do........ A,11 .. ,.,,... ..... IEAUT IFUl VINYL OR FORMICA CAN WORK WON DERS FOR YOU A well planned caunter caverecl In Vinyl ar Far111lca can acid beauty a n d conva n l a n ca to your kitchen. Sea u1 lo, free ••llmcite of COIi, Homa Of No1ma Br•nd Mercho1ndl1a Juat oall our olllco. Get )'OU1' Flnllndal Crodlt Certlfie11to, 1ood 111 over Ohio. It 1tanda for ready 01llh qui<kly. It Nl'\IOI u your fin1n<i1l btdtinl ao Y<JU can io make 1 aood deal from any dealer on a cor or otbor thinp. II 1'0III you notblnf to pl ii. Ever:, worth'tl man and WOIIIID lhould oorry one to rely on In 1881. You uever know .,hen you may need II. We ue ...d to -rove every request poillble IO you have e1tabllllhed 1llle-Wlde money CNCIII. Jutl phone 'tomorrow oo we C&D mail youn rlaht away. No obllpllon. l'hono WY44171 / US I, Main It. Jo.,.. Mo,_hokoy, � PRICES ARE LOW LOW LOW AT BAKE R FU RN ITU RE'S GIANT JA NUARY CLEARANC.E SALE 12c Reill-•• (b1Mr1 IN MIDDLEPORT ' • ·--.,-- ---· .. ---·------------ -.... . ..... -.,_. -.. _ _, .... -- ,; IIHONI WY•MIIO IN MIDDl.lflOIT ... -�-- ...... ----·.. �---...·- · Miller-Karr wID filed ..; -- . 1600 Drys pllt Names On List Aga1'nst D ' ks '!!!1l �� ii!�_. a;. � �iJ. �" ½ •" .� Com-I Ullf 'iii s.· »A J M Crushers In 10 Distr1"cts kers nr .,, u, I e�.��1:i�-:��!m 111 New senalor ff anls Roek S Bi. um, up- i P, ., ; I Pr F · 1si lie Trl-Lulfar tln11■1• ll'HONI WY-U.H IN POMIROY •u '."'heduled ·In def.... !!I� ll!Wlber·m._,� ----- • �11,Y. !� v�'!'.:: ���::. to- LeJJJOD • prrus • ed Jn pauJ R evere Roundup In Columbus ,11 LI, LAUNDERElf_ DRY CLEANERS BAKER FURNITURE --, I ROBINSON'S ° or cur. Al t1DJ ....i. you ftll lalre oil lhe llllor CMII of 1IUhdt,JI Jlllt lei Robinlon'• tab over ,our .i,.., TIiey do a buketrw al wuh In I b11n7 --- ban It "'"1tllDc eltlll In no llmt II •IL '1'r7 our roup dl7 ltfflOt will& 1111 1111 pl- Ironed - , �y 1liiii' '!i "'°" -• Rough-Day S.rvlc. ( ....... Of Daughter " 0-SOE . Off 'ce F • • d SpeII RoWnlOfl'1 FINA.NCIA.L CREDIT CERTIFICATE For IHI MIDDLIPORT, DHIO c:ouncn •-.a.. Contract For ay To Break WASHING IS A CINCH . :"": BAHR ":i:� �:.!� DCVe opmeOtS arm Trend O c...,.., Get Double Your Purthase I n Poll Parrot Stamp! Me1·gs Court To Push Area School Foods IATUIPAY "SEVl:N· WAYS FROM SUNDOWN'' (Tocbnlcolor) With Alldle Murphy and Bury Sullivan - also "12 TO THE MOON" Kea Clark, Tom Steve Reeves In Three Tfl3. ls .----------. Democrats May Seek Jobs on Middleport's Coone·ii "°'" •• set Down n vme · ent Named ,un paneIi, Steal PlllDAY NOT OPIN NOW SHOWING Candidates Stirring In Both ! Parties On Municipal Levels/· v38daJS smasb ■ ■ Open 9 to 5 Clo1ed Wednncl•y At Noon lll'venln91 By Appointment I Dr. ffart, 95' m·ed At Home P'•met•Y, Ohl• I 09½ Court StrNt JANUARY SPECIAL R-eular $1 0.00 COLD WAVES FOR $8.00 I tou,_ MEIGS THEATRI SHIRLEY'S BEAUTY SHOP 1111 type of a reception Galvao would get. A top Brazilian nav9,l spokes­ man said that if Galvao brought the Santa. Oaria into Brullian waters the thip would be impounded and returned to Ill righ� Thret er•• men rWlnt t• fol Portuguese O\fflen· Brazilian ..tft•r •• work Hrlr uch warships in the area were on the mornl"' haff ampl• opporalert. !unity .. ....,.,. In Rio de Janeiro, Fore••· .... MinI their public life. isl.er-designate Afonso Arinol IOJd IJ A n autumn municipa l election in MJddlepoi:t .... Jante, Sanborn, Chnhir•: Pomero y seemed assured today pen d ing Oline of � United Pren International M • I Fred Geor111, Rutland; and on Middleport, Smith, LN for f>?Sts on Midd leport council. petitions crat ore "re would Brazil ;,., day night that MR. VINCI!NT omplo,-d •• tho ColonoH Observers in Midd leport r.aid toda y at least two demi,. spect th• treaties with Portugal". Three trial date, have been c,,..,.,1on -· Point Pin- cratic cand idates for seats on the six -man coum:il wUl but the case of the ship and the ' ,et in Meig, Cou\JlY C O m m O n Hnl, IHh •1 • 1• a member be liled. Names were not fortllcoming. was un<ler study , rebel• :� _ Pleas Court by Judge John C . •f hi, vUlatt council. Also. the possibility loomed Quadl"OI RemalDt 811enl A fourth rider. Jaclc F oa, that an iru;urgent move may blos- �pubhcBlll wOO have ..W involve cases the of Two B:aoon. ' The only man who could tlear job ...,. breaking and enterings or local :-::· som inside the pre�t GOP Mid- wlil try �the up the confosion. Janio Quadros, u:�. . y t t e .. establi!hmenlt. 1n .... ..,....a_ on dleport couocil, u • contest no decided to remain sllenl on Ibo r R and Geurae � Roy eute have will a arise■ Middleport 1..,. The court adleduled the cose what - is Mp,-nln1 In • matter until aft@r hi1 inauguraJ lut •w!lil ,t the at Jr., road, l latl Ch too n hl,. election primary , " s I ••1 " The Board of Meigs County Commissioners yesterday lion a■ president at noon. of Sherman E. Sehlll for Febrund o,.rt. Rutla Mlddl il. c roy ond P , uld Iii, :,,tltl · ounc · ome recalled Sl 0 , 050 from the inactive fund of the Meigs e ary u. 1u, 1J lttUed f 1 eakThe u.s Navy was prepaffll Three na,nes hae been circulat• , ... , co-W<1rkon may put J)OIII • t for mina ions no _ seek County Veterans Memorial Hospital Fund an d transfer- for the possibility Galvao would The appointment of Michael ing and onterlng Mooro·• store < conne ted with P<•11ur• on him to Iii• for ed freely .. being tbt red it to the credit of the Ho 1tal Commission Fund . one presenl councilman who al- �cil . m p,omeroy on _ .&-.,-balk a1-,entering port. It had three Vincent aJ Area Development Re in Pomeroy and wu Jl\dicted by llff lce th• MJ1:t time MalOn w The mon ospital Commission will destroy,r1 be1idea th• Gearing on resenlative for Columbus a • d the grand Jury. lie ple•dod inno- oloct, town Dodi. Thon tho ready has liled. All three declin- l,can ticket. So for, oeitlMr NI cred ited the or partial payment of Architect Harry R ay hand lo help ii • sea lrarufer � Southern Ohio Electric Company l't!nl at hit arrallfllll"nt last w..k robably be iz would i.. com- ed to say whether or not they filed . �ay Wh(! Is plan ning the new s�ructure. It ts expected necess ploto. was today anoounoed by Robert Schall is being• held in county would file petitioru providod One Il<mocral boa filed In """tary. came L the uulldin1 wlii be put up for bid at the en d 0 1 Feb ru . Sm ith's press olf1cer, Lt. Cmdr J. Grueser , Company Vice Pmi- Jail on $1,000 bond. Judge Bacon I'-----------' ! them by the present councilman . eroy. Jack Weyesmlller fllod • ,i,in� o rc� • ar • "-. J r,,polnted Jamea ))'Brlea u law• Everybody has . until tomorrow tition for a two ye,,r llnlL Charle, Rainey, emphanled that dent. �� �g •1 _ Soul J y for I got lo m p. 4 at .tb yer ame, ... reporle( ... D the 1 ..ta w•lh � defeildant. Prosecul• thl, woold be onlj,_ .,- .i.a .tt11111'.1,,j,...,, &> � . rnell\ber ol t h � Dan Hartinger and :!ry Nel.:� 1 The com.;.1.,1o. also .... adopt: Clerk of the Board of Election, lerealed in a Democratle �"Abo •e all llhe •dmlral l is Area Development Department, Ing · Attomey Barnard V. Yulll · ) . also decided that metnbers of the ed 8 measun which allows each seat, but he 1181 llol ,... ,T t Mrs. Dorothy Johnston. seeking lo avol_d the tran,fer of Vincent will work closely with all wlll ro.,._;1 the tltalo. C.unly Hospital Commission and Meigs C.unly deputy sherlfl $100 hio '"1¼11 L ;�! '. .Ir llll1IOWK'lltl t I u F Leslie z, Pomeroy, In tho San ta Maria passengers _l at communlUes in the Company•, :a. The other trial of breaking and Secretary IA!o Vaughan should he lot the purchase of uniforms and already have who said he councilman, that , present leal dr e le the hazards, 88peC1al- county aervice area in the rontin- entering is scheduled for Febn.ibonded. The atnount was set at other necessary equipment. T h e plan, to file a :,elition for re..lec• cil in Pwo!IO) OIi the GQll liltil very and youn relderly lor ly , Fred 20. S!fwart allegodly ary new ung bring to indus dforts pe g la\Y was adopted by lhe last .... $I.ODO. lion. He has yet lo do so. Ot her include Don Collini, r,a111n Bit' soos," he 1ai<I. broke into Headquarler's tavern try into lhe terrtory. ,Ion of legisll1turo. er and Richanl Rupe. .U: lhni, . ----. · The money boing recalled for • y mcen t 11 -a &raduate oI Grand· In Middleport· No money however waa grantwi oemces ra I Fune held a,. Iiled 1or 1our year te..- D • t • will be He will al,o be represenled by view High School and Ohio State � Hospital C.mmi!slon ed Sheriff Robert Hartenbach for ur Th l . a ay for at p.m l Schaefer filed for the lhar1er ", temoo w ,lhdra wn f"!'_.11'! _1'.omeroy Na- the ad Univer■lty. He hie worked with O'Brien. Stewart boa been held purcha,e of un Horms. Alter D W r. S rt a . . . p H f omeroy. o . , 95 year term. . . k . tlonal Ban . "'" ....,1nc H o m e ' . . -ft-r bel ng lndlcl· the company tn ,.,. ,_ Plant Account- on $I •000 bond , •ne lh 18 year, 1t wJU be necessary for died who th . rnm IS g mo ,. Betmc Roy Qnmcilman Bank ' The Pomeroy F8","ers ing Department during the swn- ed with Schall by t h e January deputies lo pu rchase their o w n . expected to Met ll1IOlber lorttl. Service, are to be Bank. The Middleport Clt,zens · mer of 111511 and has also served term grand jury, Ho alto pleadod addition, to uniforms. lilod on lht RepihllcM 11a11· hu with Chapel Ewmg the al held Bonk, and the Racm• National u I Commercial Sales Repreten• not guilty. Tho nexl spec ial session of the put. the in bur m Gro me ial Beech ve ter Bank. ' y. Ce atlve commission 1, tehoduled for Febnn l A ■uit Cur• lilod CharlOI Lepr bao fllltj_ Mayor by George W Dr. Hart was an alumnus of the , In, other action, the commission ruary 6· Nolhlng WBB oonsidered for another two year tenn. . tis, by hJ1 next friend, E m m a ! Ohio state Medical College. de<ided thal all purcha... made of lhe engineer', appropriation at Officials of the Meig, C.unty o. I Ho was also Meigs county eudl• Over 1800 name, on petitions with Clerk Edn,. Sil w, 4 . Van Meler, apinlt Denver from the •ulo license ind gas tax yesterday's meeting. protesting possible legisl.etion in Treasurer Elma RulleD. Sheriff's Dep�rtment reported to' and Mary CurtiJ wlll come before I tor for four terms and worked for appro:,rlatlon be made by r,qui• West Virginia on " l iquor by the In Middleport, C.W..ilmen I jury February 7. day ii 1, Investigating • break... tbe Industrial Comml..ion of Ohio sltlon ol lhe l'Otlltty ongineer .to drink" have been ,ent to t h • Zerkle, Clinton Fiaher, IM $mil Ing and entering at the Syracuse Th• BUil concem, a contestod • al Columbus in the medical de• the board of commissioners, The w alate legislature in Cha riest-On and Wayne Gibbons have !Ill .... O Grade School. A large amount of parlmenl from t9'J9 to l!MO. Dr. I will. Counselor for the plaintiff purehase order must .,. 1lgned the Bend Area ol M a ' 0 n Bill u,from � ..,_ and ...., .... surplus lood was ■tolen in t h • the finn of Webster and Full& I Hart retired from practicing med· \Al( 1 by I majorlly of the board of comCounty. 1 th•fl. rounded out lhe 11a1e o1. while FN!drlcl! Crow will repre- icin• belore his election .. COIID· . . such w mlaslonon accomh•nylng lo have The pehtrons were taken ,... far filed for flltlldl • Th ree cana of orange juice, lZ ! tY auditor. tent the defendants. a The Miller-Karr Con11lruttlon purthase11. by Middle rt, BolJI filed • t • Charleston early this week walnut kernell and ('ans j ti Company of Pomeroy ha, been I In court action yesterday after- I He was a member of the Pom- Rev David Freeman of the N ·w � . large box of candy ban were •• • 1 tn for ticket Re;xabhcan t: Any purc se totaling in excess flgI sded the contract to Mnstruct noon Emeet Wingftl pleaded not eroy Masonic Lodge No. 164. In Rav� Met hod ist Church • � ldenliried a s belng ,tolen· The en- awa terms. I 0l ISO must broughl before tho re- The petitions prote,t •• tempt, a $711,81• building for the Cotum• IJUilly to charge> of driving while , November of 1960 Dr. Hart try was discovered by the school (£ Mayor Kenneth commluion for approval T h i s Ry UaUed PrtH laiena ttuaaJ bus and Southern Oh io Flrl'.fric intoxicated. He wa1 arra igned ln 1 ('e lved. a SO.year lodge pin. to ha\'e liquo r sold by th� dr irk clerk Gene Grste and h janitor yesterday looming. . ilil Includes all departmental heads. The longost s··• Commori PIeaa Court and posled. Service& wi'll be cond ucled bY in the mountain stale The n ames · g cold e Company · ""'" freozm arlo� Perr .U R-!pt,b1f .' th Purehaw Ien than '50 can be wave to hit the Eut in year, Entry was gained into Th 'J1}e �Udlng, a (.'Onatruction and $500 bond. A trial date haa n o t I Rev. Eugene B rown. were acquired by various church �ve fiJ:i 10' � building with skeleton key1. e made without commiHion ap;>rov- was due to break today The deceased was preceded 1n groups in the area. maintenance office bullding with yet been set. as wann .._y� onIY destructlon reported waa to =o. , ..... At 1 1 a_.m. ._ Pacillc ' Coast air moved across --- ----death by hi, wile, Blanche, and . shop and olorag• building,, will be 1 -----doors. Panels of two doora had Le d llied Fullz F. she · sa i the nation . a daughter, Audrey. He made hla Film At Syracuse built on Park-st In Mldd:epo11 on ,I Panther CnL. Mayor .Flne11 Two , ....., 118 Earn . ior a two year - a ._ . tion, been kicked In by the weekend home w,'th h" daughter, El ise Tt, Sh w GraveI Hill . , Two por10na wen, fined' In MiuTemperalures In lhe mid or up- vandals Accid nts o e rouocil eroy . . . Hart. dieport Court action yeaterday by per 30s were expected today to Horace Karr 1a1d today ea4,U. P- jI Win Over Wahama A film about highway accidents ll was also reported that a num• The Pomero I Juni h H or Other survivors lnclude moth- will be shown Wednesday Fe Mayor Kenneth McElh Jnney. nt has been moved 01110 t h e end 1.2 consecutive day, of below. ber of skeleton keys had , bbeen � School 7th-8th ;,,de team defe�tdaughter, Mrs. Edna Cooper , ruary 1 , at the regular meetin• Fo l den Says Tap er as begin Jame, H. Woodyard was fined freezing temperature, that " v o broken off in other doors of t h • 11to and work will ·• � am lhe Wah a Fa Icons yesler- Pomeroy; -a IOn ,� . ....ter H a r I as weather pemu.... .., and costs on • cha rge of run- gripped peMsyIvanja and New I b11 ildin1. ,. arch II , • 0n SaIe ' of the Syracuse Fire Department. . day evening on thelr home £Joor, Pomeroy, four 'and ildren, ' aod The fire hall will be open to the Richard Folden, deputy ,.i. ning a •lop tlgn. The line was York. . l ! l9- S Pomeroy exploded lor 10 II•• gn,al-gra n!ch,I n. 1u1pended , and coot., paid, trar of motor vehlcleo, � public. . The 12-day cold ■pell aet • • New Haven Man marten while lhe Falcoo, w,re Ftl�d• may call at Ewings 1 lord Murray wu penalized $5 and frigid endurance record at Plilla- Shri nou a ed that in- port , 81lid today hla ..__ It was lso an nc ,.. , lnree ,· n I h e an• ---"' onl• visit Point Pleasant Februa ry 20, ablo lo .•ell'dent ne •a �t•• msu •·~· ' ment of Monday that 19111 � of h••mg and hall do r • fire the • of apection lphla Monday and the wu ame fourth peri . 8-mpton on J , od New Haven it hda been anoounced by M r ,. ".,'.�t l'�-�• l��ien P1at... �=IO rse equipment will also be held at G tags will go on aale Mardi jltii most prolongod lreeze to hil New mer·•-CITED Bl' PATROi, :J.. presIdenl Eli!abeth Liter, executln �re'-'nm1t, was e1n·""" Lannie Tyo of Pomeroy I e d . York Clty ,mcti 1893. Walter W. Harrison, 58, Middle- p.m. Due to J9,ck of seating, t h e was in error. of the P■t Wilson Shr ine Club in tary of the Mason C4unty R e d both teams in scoring with lO, has been cited Into Gallipo- film will be ....1r1cted to adult, Tag,, •• in yoara put. "' • . The warming trend was H· I Point Pleaaant al • mee!lng held Croas Chapter. and Bob Embler had six . Hickle port, Meias County Court the O h i o only. Anyone interested In the de- sale instead on March 1 111 1'1111>The bloodmobile wUI visit the and Woods• each had five lor the lia municipal court by In Melp County Court yester• peeled to encompa,. the eastern J Friday .nJght. parbnenl', operation is invited. eroy and Middleport, u eVII')'• overloading. for Stale P9,trol Other officer, elected w e r e Pleasant Valley HOlpital f r O m future White Falcons. day three persona were fined 88 1 two-third• of the nation· where in Ohio. •--reiull ol citation, by lhe O h I o The warm air puohed eaalward Gene Crow, flrll vice-president; noon unlit f p.m It will be ,pon• acrou lhe Central Plains early Forrest Clark, teeond vice-pres!- IOred by one of the cirele, of t�• LOCAi. TI!MPS state Patrol. Garden Oub Event · l'f/ The temperature al lhe Inter• NOfflW\ 8- wa, lined $10 and today, touching off ohowen in the dent. and Joe Jordan, 110<retary- Trinity Mothodist Church. M r •. Pacili The Middleport Garden Club fl o Nortbweot and light n De trouurer. -goin Cecil Lltet reported M hanic that 100 pinto ol lerlloll of Second and ec an, out g · COiii on a ctwp of falling to ,top Ourrie, lrom ing an open meellaa le the Dako'!'• to de3S WU 45 : 1 1 at Po1111!1<1y In II ol vi,it each al needed ... blood the to namod wa, president, at an Interaction, Lewis Smfth, annowte "- . and nelghborlni pr. public lhe per �of bomd .slate. York Now llkle1. Cl� .,..,. the unit. $10 and OOIII, !allure to yield the den club, at the Heath Melhodllt right of way, and Bou Schuler , ,.. la Stale Se nate recently heard Sena- Church. Monday evening. Fehn,. Tne West VI r.,,n • nL was lined $49 and «JOla on a IVe tOm1nenf \JtliO l'Vln tor Jack Joh nson of Point Pleasant introduce a bill ary e. at 7'30 p.m . 0850 , challt! ol overloading. - --, ------------'" · n c o I a pr ca w e 1 appr supp t e nt I f II h hi s a or a m . ry o i 0 • , - Mr· William Miller oxtOlllloD . 000 from the •�te general fund to be used by the State agent for reBOOrCe develapmoat 0 rock crushers. R d 9 i:: � of the Soulhe.astern Ohio .,.. wlll :_ o �� � • h from t e be nator guest speaker. A coffee hour new e "se be used in each of the 10 Th and Wal Vlr• Four Meigs County member, of Dr, John Baker, Pretldent ol natl zon•. s;,oke on youth a n d ol new "":mber■. He said local would Ohio � w· follow. Mn. C. O. Fiahef It will torevealed also District ll oa rush rta Fourth � ;i::' atone for to c r d di lri led ve/Jaran,, and wld- D'IIW•Web,ter Poet st of h • I Oh1�, Univerelly spoke mi the top- Communl>m. He ,tressed the Im· representatives a n d a,nator, I and Mn. Garen staae, , chairman Daylon Senator •nd • lt seco C la he that day building and maintalninI nd qwa Incl c lklrfln of tleceuecl vet- Amorlcon Legion attended I h • lc, Whal You Do - What You portance of RN>ldmg I good pal• ,hould Stemple of Philippi have I I I e d bury Is club president. Informed of American road The bill who have not reported Paul Reven, Round-U? In Cohun• stand For." Dr. Bater told log• tern. He qooted J, Edgar Hoo,er Legion veteran,. William S. Kon• •� and :Imaf'l' lhe I with the Clerk ol the Senate, a :;. �• v 1 n utl Income by !l'ebruery bus Sunday, Five prominent per- Ionnalrn that lht ()OIi mull let ao aaying that the American Le- old. Ohio legialnllve d;recl-Or, :.: � 7 ;�"; join I resolution asking lor an SUPPER ON ·n:a. I lM :.a p w n ff 0 in 11 ce tll]y non■M'\lk-e,, 1Dn1 of the llate were 1peaken. the people know ol the g«NI work gion Js the great.eat patr iot group 1polte of.,organization. to the state eonstitu- A bean and vegetable IOllp aup.. , amendment � �� \ ,.._, payment, appropria un to finance wlll Commander Elza Gilmore, Ed- done by memben. He upreaaed in uiat.nce. National Commander William R. :;:o per will be .erved FelinmJ .a,. · • tion. n. have lo be alo;lped. gar Vaa Inwagen, Frank Vaugh- his feeling about lht Buckeye Ralph Riefenatahl of ti'!' Ohio Burke wu clo>ing ,peaker, The 1'his amendmenl would change at the Racine Melhodill Cbt1ri:1J! .t veter... ud �.>:i,. �pf lj\l71'. .. .$1ale . It Qblo.. JIDJveroitJ', Bell Telephone Company dil!ClU- Columbus visit wa, hi! only ,ched- Johnaon pointed out that t h • the age of voters from the present annex, The ■upper will belin M · · rec!J.: an nioel,. and loll a line ._io,, on , ed lhe plaMm, ol post. and uled one In Ohio. A total of S,03! language of the bill prov ide& that 21 year, of age to 18. The Sena- 5:311 p.m. Membetw of Ibo W• ' ::, a,1.:.,...mecteif .�� are not requin,d Inc In Ille ball _. of the Dnh- -I offlciala. _.,.,.. ..,. present. OI lhal the - •.,.,..pr1a11on will - tor aaid this reta1•lNlldotion wu leyen Service Gtdl,I at ,tll!.. , � enterprise. lo '1'ffl �· 1111 of lht lor-Hilton Halel with State E. D. Muon, -la! \!&•DI l b ' --� 11 I lfil!' ·Kt!otied1.,Jlellonal ..,.,,. J!!l,.r'& •..-- � . . !I!!' ;::h · ·-·:,, ad � . ' .!!iii!tl't,(;r.:••_ Clqcln• ! lmi dl....,rtill ,.,.., ,, I�• ,;..;i �•�Ii ,li;IJ;,;iclw1e ., � � � � P'! _ ....... 111111. . . RECIFE, Brazil : UPV - Rear leader, Henrique Galvao, into takAdm. Allen Smith .Jr• steamed ing the Santa Marla into Recife out to an ocean conference with or some other Brazilian port and the rebels uf the Santa Maria to- Jet the more than 600 passengers day under growing rears the dlsembark. The admiral la a six-fool. 2t»Jiner·s hoJtage pasSffigera might who ha, the ability to poundei· risky have to .,. removed in • the indications were and fast talk transfer or the high seas. to use hiJ full powneed would he reached The NaV) said Shlith persuasion. of s r e Santa Lhe with the rendezvoua Maria !lhortly before 5 a.m EST I A rash of con!Licling and COD· but there was no iinmediate word fusing statements by officials of Bralil. which is undugoing a on whether he got •board. Srt>lth'1 elm was to get aboard change ol national administration the luxury liner and talk the rebel toda,y, raised bouts a, to what NOW AIPl'\I I Ok� ..... thon, Katia'■ poocJI. .., munt.n GDe ot Ufe'I ilttle trqedl• HU b o m . la Now Tori<. Jt•• • ,.,.., W.. na\ ------------------ Risky, High Seas Tran s/er OfPassengers Now Fea red Sauer Joins In Ohio Valley Guidance Meet on the floor -,Id on 11tYeral o«:a• bttn awa) for •veral months fire. � lhe had been forced to prior to the ntghl of November Then w staled lhl 1111111 with her small children f r o m 19. n wu on that evening that relea� the aafety and ... r,I& their home for fear of their liveti 1 11he h.:id beeome frightened when d .id ool remember dolnl • a l l She jBid on the night of the fat- she HW a num looking in h e r did 1ht- remember hearinl al d1oot1ng he had allempted l-0 window. uiter ,he learned t h a t gun go oll. Silo ,aid lhe 1IMili lhootng he had attempted to the man w31 her est.rang� hus- Jieved 111 her fright Ml! __,. force hil way into their h o m e band when he tr led to e n t e r still (-oming, and rsn thnwll,ll 1 .. when he found the door locked ( their home by breaking out the hou� and stopped in tJw kt 1 ( and had told her through the lock- front door glan . When she asked tv reload the gun. .. � ed door- that he had "a ICOl"e � bim to get a �phew across t h e S� ran out the houle .• fl settle with you 1md whm J 1et m I road to eome m the house w i t h , around to the front when • IN. , him. he just 11.e,t rect<'hing in to saw him lying on the ground I'll lend to you. " , Mr1. Morgon lllated ,he h a d unlock the door I hi! feet on tho porch. Shi loaded the 22 caliber bolt-action She aimed the rifle at his -arm o"er to the neighbor'• and """'!.. :; rifle wtiich_ lhe kept ln her home and pulled the trigger but the We 1 them to caU the police M 1· 11 t, for protecllOII u her husband had ty wu on and the gun failed to 1 had jUl!lt &hot her bUlband.. ' risk!'.; .- 1111..-.m ,.,.,.:i:-_, ... ,,. i: ......,...... :::. .,______,_ �nd'Jl,u,• W. l � 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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