http://66.213.69.5/files/original/15a5b95f2d0c371a5f78dba521721870.pdf 70212b8de5ff2427fe7faf01238c4569 PDF Text Text - • ' _._,..__ ...... ~.-- ... _ -. -· .... . " - ,. -- ·--... • ...- • 0 ., Jan. 23, 1960 Sugar Run PTA · Meets Thursday Evening At School Mainly About People In Pomeroy • ;. P,ortland Guild Hol.ds Meeting · S • At Lawrence Horne Middlep.ort uHolds Ja"uary essu)n ":f~~;:!~~.~!,.d,.~:: At Unit" · ..Poiil , s~~io....C.· hur~·h Friday i Vii t.o b~ve a all~t auctloa er'a report. - 'llle tre•sUftF) reMeMber to_bran& some- port thowed tlu:t tb' 10¢41 union of fifty-cent Vllue. Ia a "Hold rast Union."' .. 'trbleb were played, the prizes means that \beY hav' received tb' Alberta Elwood and 1 due 5 from aU of ·their _me~ by date aet by the N.atii)Jlal .UnloJI. refreah~nts ~ Mra. McNeal alto repotte~ Oft hoatess to Louase the Chrlllma& aetlviUee o( . the or. Elwood, . Carolyn gan~tlon when tbey villtf.d. ·.the . ~yre, Helen Hayes, Children's Home with .. m,Jiv.td.ual ElSJe . , Martha Lou and f~d ~or ea~h " child. also held a party at tb' home . Beegle, Pauhne Brewer, gueata Edgar and Leanna Brewer, Taddy Children .. The . unt~n allo Durst, BeverlY Pri-ce and Jeff the County rnfirnilr.y and B~r~ew~e~rJ.~~~~~~~~: decorated tbe ~Jndowl qf the DINNIR home and conducted dl,;bU~ 6 erviees At ....._tb hCHnes w~ snis of Pomeroy ""f , Wili b. ve 8 turkey Margaret Sauer in charse. .- . were pRSented by Mill Sauer who aa ·ICflpture the 121st Psalm nd Prov.erb& 29:18. lD ber devoions Miu1 sauer stressed. the ought that' God had., helped the ,..orld with -ill problem• aince the beginninJ ·~f. til;ne and that without a vision t~e p2;op_le would perish. Miss Sauer said t:J;lat we are here on earth \Q. ed,ucate, ·leglJilate and to pray .. Sb.e .elosed with the' question "Wbat will we do in 1960." Eed ~:-£·~~-- : :,~·~:tLOTHES ;:~:t#'P""' Your Appearance ·····t" ......., V• Soen Willing Workers Give Shower For Mrs. Jo,hn Smith ','·''' '· :.l.•o~'E ' ""UNDRY COMPANY Willies To Acqulnl Yo11 }'Yljh Tloo New r.._ r.. " ' Some c .IN.SURANCE PLAN Merh and Demerit System . lj!t .,., ._dy giving you 15 and 20 eeal off~ pres010t lniUran•• promlum. ~ :!!:".~~?. ~ulate-d during .t-he pot' e~ftce ~~~~~~~~~;!1Uib-c~ll8iflcatlon the. eppHcant. or any opel'f!Wr Qt161 .,Plott shall be a.RSIJ'Qed lwt,mmilll applicabW • tel"' hOUtehold ha& been con"Wc:ted It a paNC~ger type &utomobtle tl\· for a convict-Ion tor: . or under the tn-rluence of ~~. : roepor1. when involved Ln a-n- aaelsJent. '7'-'t of the operttiGn ~ rnotor t*nc ·a: while l~ense iaau5pended or'te:Voked ~H~lened klr a oonvlctlon for ;nckie• ' .·)() for any ouher convictiOn ftr.. ia ..re BIJitCMble for an· Mlriviolallon. Exceptiow. con'#l.olation~ ftU flOt be. eHeHive enpe o( e.x.hautt prod.uctl. equt.J)i'Hnt, exctpt brake5. reP~raUon oud. drlver'a Unrutt, I)NVided there w.- beJd ..Wtlb: Miea Genbetmer and Mra. Jed auttlon ule . Sr. as auct:lo~r• t.he proceedt atven Reis 'fund .• A desteH to and the Vlctor .,.. ...otor'o . -...- . A ...... buolnooo · - l y hM llo flrm ... ,.... Pltnt.il '" tM . . , PfN'\itlt of • ....... trvtlc. TIM .••• n:t tne "'':ACN.II."' was eerved by ln·law and daughter, Mr. 8nd Mrs. Cbarlea Vroman and aon, .Mark, and other relativet. ChipPer and :Marc Haggerty, chUdren of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Haggerty are· ill at their bome on Beech Street. ' Eastern District Boosters Being· Stene Of DiDner, Of. Commerce lllllke a major non. oUt;bruary 29, Convertible 6s (while shay last I RESIGNATION FOLLOWS POLICE SCANDAL - Chicago Police Commissioner Tlmony O'Connor (left) .is soiemn faced as Mayor Richard P. Daley annQunces his resignation u head of Chicago's ten-tllousand man police force. O'Connor resigned under fire In the pollee burglary scandal, but said he w"" quitting the post because of liJnesa. Daley named a fiveman blue-ribbon committee; headed by 0. W. Wilson, Dean of the University of CaUfornla'a School Of Crimonology, to picl" a new commissioner and announced the appointment of Deputy Commissioner Kyran ·phelan as the temporary head of the departmenl NOTHIN~ CLEANS YOUR CAII,ETS AS WI~ AI A HQO'IIQ f .xclusl• .c..anlql si.t•i• 'gei·i ·011 -,,-- . the dirt-fas_tl Carpeh reQaln the• freshntll ond brightne11 they had when new. Automatic rut adjudment makes cleaning with the lightweight Hoover a breeze. Klngalze throw·away ba' needs changing let~ often bec:ouJe it holds more dirt. Outer vinyl jacket can be wiped _s:leon-Wo!l'l fade. New two-speed motor gives .50% more 'uclion with ea'y to u'e tools. Buy tho lo~t- Buy Windy City Police Force Begins wng Struggl_e . Back To .Wst Honor Under New Commissioner $79.95 (UPI) - The Chicago police force, in the throes yean " a Hoovorl . applioable ld!' deter...,., ' ' K)Tan V. Phelan, iam Stratton. named only u · a temporary 18While Daley 'Was annoUDClng Saturday, but already be the realgnauon of Comrnia~er for a top- Timothy J. Q'CoMor, oiJ.Iy- a few dOors awq Stratton wu threaten· power ing use of &tale poWe.r· to Uttera. fUrious 30 min· vene in the Chicag() aeanclal. warfare between O'Connor, ~7. a veteran of 31 3 Candidates Announce·Aims • M P M C In ason ounty ay ramary toWD secure a fe:derll lf?in. the job. ln two weeks of disciiB- BiH Offered ToHaltDive ·In. New Homes DOtllii.II•·POVFI'IIII t""lc hllblll!lto a IOPPhln' fllk tat- ftt. dlnntr t!~- horn the Edward A)bott eolleeUon, de•IJntd by Wt~~mt Folmar, The --•~" aeekllft• .11 ~:u ..ia. Two Board of Education candidates and a House of Dele- I.. Mankin Named· · Dispateber For Pomeroy Police 1~ 0 Pre&:' lor InS cf .I futllre tbeir address aa Gallipolil .. Jamea Memorial Serviees M'. Rice, Waynesburg, Pa. forfeited a $25 bond on a speeding c:bar- eatablitbnlent P.• after 2:30 · a. , m. frtimajuq machihe, The:· Dlqly Sentinel 4643 \i ' and .s,vings .:,Memllef i'e4ent a.er;e·· ·S1J!Ie.' . . ~.Oils. ..• :· 1the Warmer Trend Moving Eastward . :. ·But Florida Still ShiverinG · of '"I A By United Preu. lntem•tlonal ~ c ' MeiloberF... ge. All· arrests bad been made bJ was held -for tbe Pomeroy ~ice. Gallipolis, and MEIGS Glli!:NERAL HOSPITAL at the Admitted: Mn. Harold Evans, on Long BoUom ; Norman Theiss. Ra-. cine; Beverly Lee, Letart Falls; COLLEGE ,. Ptess Rurr .AGE~CY _.._....,., o. the forme!' Maxiae Hesson -and Giblioq. $1:) on an llntoXicaUioD three cbildreD · c.barge, and James ~ntcomery, · • $125 on a DWI charge. Both cave ~· ~. ... ean atan Forfei·ted Jn Nofcier and Rev W. Nancy Cale, MiddJeport; Amanda couducted the mem- Howett, Pomeroy RD. two young women lost Discharged: Mrs. Marvlo M!Uillea in an automobile acei- ron and daugbtet, Middleport; on Route 35 one mile west Mrs. ·Henry Eblin and son, PomGallipolis, Ja~uary 15. Both I eroy; Mrs. _Paul Simon, Pomeroy; popular students at Rio ·B arbara Kmgbt, New Haven; WeeColleae. !,ey Bellas, Racine . . ' I nued giving lie detector teats k 130 poJu,emen asaigned to a Nortli Srde diatrict where tire ICIIIda1 lmt broke oul played ; profHPOnal foot· cratic ticket for the Houae Gf Dele- cbarge, James Robert Grueser, .tbe G~ Bay P!ld:en. &ales. Rickard is a ct~al operator Minersville, $5 and roat& on a At pre&entr Adkins Ia a produc- !who Uvea dear West Columbia. He charge o.t: recklers operation and. at tbe Vanadium i.s al110 the awner of the Fairview Richard Holmes Roller, MiddleGraham Station. He i8 Pony. Fum. <ll' · port, .$5 anll c06l.!i. for failing 1o · a~d bas· four ~ughten. Rickard, Y(bo served u mayor of 5t.op ia an assured clear distaace. Cnmp, ~ Plea.sant, bas City at one time, is married f'orfeiting bonds were Darlene .. " ""::::.rule. inveoUgators . conti- Meanwbile, Edward F. Rickard, Fined were Larry Jac:obs, Po~~t­ wfJ.ere he ~ football. Letart, filed to run on the Demo- eroy, $25 and eoats on i. apeecfin& ,Evangelist h :str.:nton toJd a new• CODferenee' that Daley bad better cleau up tne police force .. or else." He did no' detme woat state· power he wuwd u.se to ioterveoe. Daiey, tbe atate's ~o.st popwer·. fu1 Democrat, when informed .of the 1ov_emor's threat, angrily halted his own new. con:ference to warn Stratton to atAy out of eourt Saturday evening, i ?~f:,' it a graduate of Marshall Held For Two Girls ..' ton:e, pleaded Mayor's Court 1f anno~eed h11 ~d1dacy for Board of Education. A grad· of the Unlverlity of 'Mll')'land, engjneer, alao employee!} 11 married aDd .,. the Offieere of the newly formed didate were announced dunng · the past week as hav sbowed a looae 3·3 s£tlit teenage organlzation are •RJll&ell gateS can ZwiiUng, president; -Dollna ·Brew· ing enter6d pollUcal races in Mason County. Sbeeter and Brown. · iden; Roller! Adkins of Sand Hill · tbe 1 Bar~~ er, v11e-pn1 ......-. ·Ro us· Pt. Pleasant, .annouoced biB ~e other ~at to. be filled . tn ey, aeCretpey; Janet Bissell. ti'ea· 1 .~,,~i~~'!.· for ......tection to 8 six· comang ele~on, m .addttioh tel Three bonds were forfeited and surer. and Marilyn BiHell and Al· L~ on .,th; Mason County that of AdkiDJ, tba~ of Charles ice UVinaaton, news repottel'l. Of Education. Adkina, for- Jones. Both. fr?m Potot Pleasant three defendants were tined l.n a session of Mayor Charles Legar'a ,,...Pt -P!eaoaot Hi&h Seit<IOl and Lewlir Diatrict. ' t1ngers-o~ ARDS a. CO•omilll<rner OTHER MODELS ··: :: ... ....... .'.. . U9.9$ lo f8&.85 .,. ·•• scandal and threatened with a massive sbakeup, Ill health aa a reason tor his rwroad back to I'· lost honor today under a new rgoatioo. He oaid he would talle a ""' ~~uon and retum to tbe force · '· · .·. lnem,...t.ie Mayor ltieboriJ J. l!ildet "lili c l : t i l - Ulle'· liO chief, ~er De~O na~. tb'l! 1tatn: '"lbMt ·poWer- dlptain . .. -r .-\ ' YHI RI1UU STAaTS. TODAYl u COPY--6t County ·For Address Is On February 29 Ia Bodily llljury or dealb. 14boun. dri\1DC Neord polnll' liiP40 drivlnc·polnllllo !be lloht- .,... flurr... IOUit. ,.,....,. , . nltht Mlrlll T~, tum"'- eel.., late tonfeht or Tuesc~tr. Hifh t. ,ve~r DiSalle's Visit Into Meigs -~~;~l~"''~h~Uejoperat4n1 any pr.ivate paNeoger· ~ ~m~~e to • ., 'PI'OPflrtY, •noludlng operator dam· appll01nt or reetdent op- t~ HOOVER I R.,.,.l, ... Partly cleudr', a .I meet Tue&day at 7:80 .Pm at .---.....,-~-:c-Ltglon Home. The• program ' NAME OMITTID be in charge or Mr:a. Orville In the list of off.ic,ers of the 1 legislative chairman and ederated Church CoUncil, the George Bearhs, natlon•l se- name of Mrs. PbU GJ.obGkar as chairman and JOseph nnanclal aecretary was uninten-.. wHl be a guest speaker. 1tlonaUy omitted. · tor oecidenll under lbo · ....,, ..... ., ...... -.......,.c-. DJI'j .. an1 operator of the MUomobtle rt!lldent ~dent ,..,. 1960 ~-a~A(ned ·for MCih •utO.oblk.. accl"ent in·. 1>o oooilnod OW.: ' . ' ' Le&••n . sohool. IW••b'lter P<>Jt Amorl<!!i•, . Weather - - · Low ....... lolho- XI NO. ....-. Does Money Slip Th,_ Your 'Fingers? cour~e hooteoa. .. • DetHJW l'e fte ,_teN$ . IH Xlae ............. Ar.. M wonl In tM •llh ~ "'tACINI.• On .... lolt ~- ....... .... :rr. · l r:ake from the daaa. Th meetlni, in charge of M• Dorothy Lon&, opened wtth group singing of 10ln the Garden" fol lowed wltb prayer by Mn:. '11!.omas 'Be ntz and ~ripture readlnl by Mrs. Jamt:l!l Will. A poem "What,la Your Shadow?" was read by Mri. Claude Husted. During the buslne~ s session, Mrs. Geof·frey Wtleon was welcomed as a new member. It was decided to aend ~arda. to all lick member•. Dish cloths were diatributed to be sold u a money maklna: project. Se'letal members received glfls from their secret pals. At the close of the meeting refreshments were served by the hoatM• to thoae named above and Mra. MyrUe Long, Mrs. Carl Moore Harley Brown, Mrs. Herbert Mrs. Eldon Weeks, lfrs. Hu· ber Brown and one aueat. Mra. Alma Coleman. .e llnx lwt lmathw tM Around And ' . . c~f~b~cl.l:'!'"of tbe meeting .re-1 DarlaEber.bac~and ;Cl!eryl Ed· AbQpt freahmenl:l Were serVed by lira. wards were in charge Qf the nur· M•'dd~ · ort Eugene B . rown, Mrs. w. A. Gibbe, . sery durfog therneetlns. MJss Mar~ella Frazer of Ravens· wootl visited recently with her ..; - ; J•,. parent&. Mr . and Mrs Alex Fraser. Mrs. Peter Slace has been con· fine~ to her borne with the ·flu J ack Werner, who is employed FoUo~ins the benedictWn the in Parkeraburg, w. Va., came Frimember~ and guests were Invited day tn spend the weektmd at th e to the 4lnn=l room fQr r~fre.ah- home or his parents' Mr. and Mrs. ·i·tiJ~ · . •, ' 1 d t Lt d ments o ~ . · ~ cw eti,JD n • an G. G. werner. -coffee. A -<!e,t~rpiet:e 01 &rtHlclal Stephanie Pullen, flftiJ grade at 6:30 pm at the pi~n~ solo wia pre•ented by .flowers tl) !il tj)IU:et were :tJIId with pupll of the MiddlepGI't uchoo~ Ia Lillian · Stetff after wflleb. candles. .Mrs. Ralph ZundeJ, a t aking theraph.y treatme nts 1i ,_ Helen · ~wls gave . th~. thlrd guest fro~ 'Poroemy, gave thtl Holzer Hospital twice a week for . u ',.,_• .., ~b1t~l1!~ of the study book Retlly blessing at the table. Qthers .guesta a leg injury received last faJI . i.•' ,!.,'\)., ·, ' I fr om Pomeroy were Mrs.· Glenroy . She is improving nicely and Is 'r'< ..1M'& ,6, . · 'K· •"' • "'D DELIVI!Il ~~~~~~~~~ · m ~e~et~l~ne Ewing M·ra. A~a Warner ~nd Miss now able to walk without her :..PIC loll" " ".. · Lucretia Genheimer. Other ·g uests crutches. the eveni.n i included, Mrs. Mrs. Josie Turner, who return· Dewey Guthrie, Mrs. Arnold Riched from Florida this week is st:'lY· 1 Mrs. Jobn Smiib was pie111ntly ards, Mrs. Warren and Mrs. Mary Jng with her son-in-la;W and dauJ";h· ~ ~!..IIH· 'I ll IJII ~ '· · surprised with a handkerehief Baumeardner. ter , Mr. and Mrs. Milton Hood 11nd But 'lbe Baby" ahower in obaervance of her birth· sons. . MIDDLIPORT, OHIO day when the Willing Workert Tre regular meeting ot the Mid--~ 0 clasa of the Enterprise EUB AUXILIARY MElTING • dleport Band Boosters will be held Church met Tbunday evening at 1 this coming Monday at 7:30 p. m. her horne. Nye Ave. She waa also The Ladles Auxiliary. ·of Drew in the band room at the high ED\'IrARI~ iNrSU,LANC:I! AGENCY-presented a decorated birthday . , ....,.pet~, • I tl ')'be Jan~· ... uieeUni'x9f dcll~rt :w. . T. l,J. was :;~d~~s r;;,'.! held Frida~ · 'OV'e.Uu aiJlW · C Uni · "'l'l'~ytertan Church Room. Elected Mrs. with Mrs. .. nee lii~ ill ehllrge 0 ·flte.m~lng. lly , ~IDDII DASHII.T . new president u tbe Iri the lice pt M't's· (}. Ef McKIJjley; eecrelary of the Mr ind lrlrti. Fielding Hawki.. I 'President, Maxine ,Durst is Union, Mri, ,L. D.»Qes J.d.ed aa:secret.w aud i~ the absence 1>f l))ene, W. Va. came FridaY to aoon for California. Next of the Treaaurer, Mrs. tum.er, Mrs. MCNeal' ~ the Treasur- .spend ae:veral days witb .their 100• evenofn&. d .... .................... AIN TO ltACNII LATILY! . ~_. Prayer by the Rev-' Eu~::ene Marianne Woodgerd entertained Brown opened the meetlng of tbe members of the Powder Puff Sugar Run PTA Thursday evening Club of MlddJeport la st week for at the school their first meeting of tbe new During ii&he b usiness sesalon with year. 1 Mrs. Edwal-d B~er, president, in Tbe but ine.ss meeting was con· charge the meetwg o! the County du~ed by the president Mar· Co uncil to be held at the Syracuse ia.ane Brinkman and pl~s for school on February 4 was an· future , activities we'r e discussed. nouneed. Mrs. Baer thanked the , treat committee for a job we ll At the close of the meeting, red one :1 t Christmas time. freshmentl were served by Miu , I , . 1 Woodgerd to Miu Brinkman, BarSupt. Charles Gibbs spoke brie - bara Stiles, Rutb Ann Farmer, ly on the new school. Mrs. John Lynn Buchanan Susie Pullen Jan Moore W&fi ~esent and spoke on lee Zirkle, Ju<J3 Sauer, Kay, Jen· the or ~:anu:atton of ne w ~lrl Sc?ut kinson, Rosetta and Janice Richtroops and announ~ed a meetmg ard.s, Doris ruce, Christine Coats t o be held at the GuJ Scout camp Betty and Barbara CoYert Janice in Middleport next week and urged Hauck Carolyn Bradford' Karen a ll interested per&Qns to attend. McEihinn)' and Betty Gu.r:..ore. The attendance banner was award· ;;::c-;;:::'":;-;;-;::::::::;·-;:;::::--;;;:=::: ed to the third grade taught by Mrs. Rotand Eggert, Mnj. Cbarle. ~;r.~~~~~~~~~ Chute Martinelli, o munthl old, doeln't like th&t t\lllr dryerMn. Charles Gibbs. Mwny, Mrs. David GOOdwin, Ms. · ~ beaut)" treatment tn Bpaton, but when tt'a over, Rev. and Mrs. Eugene Brown Ala Cilo, Mrs. Wilte:i Kennedy. nactlab.. Stl.t bad b.a.lt u th1clll u a l}year..QJ<l'a, eo mama. We re in charge Gf the program Mu. EarJ Rouab, Mrs. Guy Cowan, do wt.da a treatmw hy a proteuwaaJ 1tylllt. and gave a book review on a !am· Mn. Donna Goodnlte ~- Gilbert ily Inventory taken from the book, Freeman, Mra. Ja:'J: Sbepherd, -.,.--,-,;:-----;:;';:;;;;:::;-:-:-;--;-;---;;:-----;;---;~"""":"-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;•, ~ "Dangerous Fltherl, Problem Mrs. Lawr.ence.and ·Mrs. w'\J> .I Motbers and Terrible Teens," b)' !Louis Laud!=llt. lly LUCILLI HAWKINI Bony .OIUCIIU FOI TODAY Powder Puff Club Meets With Miss Woodgerd "' ~ ..,.·. warmilli: trend moved east· -aCI"'Sl the Midwest today of a eold wave, but ,c-.__ weather was whose win· navao 'been But tbe multimillion dOllar cit· rus crop in central Fltmda •ppeared to bave escaped leriou; damage. In the )Central and soutbern planes, meanwhile, & slow rl!e ln. . temperature brought reading• up to 20 degrees Mgbet Can tbo&e of the pret'ioua day. The warming trend was ex.ped· ed to apread eaatward t<t' the Atlantic O:lut, but not mueh relief was forecast for New "tna:land slliverlng ill below ..,... �,, ~v!9' e called Kelc!l , It of rt clo . mise to r best n r d g m c rt. I ro se to o mething Under He (Co>nllilbul,ed) stews s ryltell sand had g t in his <>-he i a sb t im- nc lean pr e it. Now t ou as t y ar y·......:;:tew at had sh orkin of at such d plor d 0 . ity e ting nker o( R e was the er guest of argaret Ann Car to Monday eveoin . \t.~err..j s. v m Talor or" spent the ekend at her here. IU wIn SAVINGS UP TO IIIII' lNG �~Five Racine Starters Hit In Double Figure, Beat McArthur Racine high school heal McArthur Sal~lhl In rou· tine fashion, 611-51, with all starting hands IIi ill the dou· ble figures, for the Tornadoes' 9th win In 13 llarll. After being tied op •I 8-8 In tile (int quarter Ule ~ toot the ~ead, oever gave it up, tlteacli· ly inorea5lnc their muwia O..eb Larry Morrieon Mpocj lito beDOb olean in ~e fiaal qu.arter, • period Wbldi Ro<Me with • fat 58-34 b~e. Billy McKelvey, Htllle Tornado guard, ...,, ld8b ..;lib Ill !101D!a on nine fielden en4 'OCle of tJaree chances «t tbe charity ltne. Duane Wojte hod 14, Vti-il!lllll 12, Sam Pme 10, end Don WeeN 12. Racine's reserves won l.tleir -· 34-19 Plaroono will! - teiUDC 8- each. and Rodger Racine shot a fOOd 44 per ceat from llhe lield, hllt!Jli 30 of 118. McArthur had 21 of 58 tor 38 per. ~nt. McArtJ>ur 16 2S M 51 Rlacine 20 58 60 MoARTIIUR. Collino 7 (U) 18, Cooper 8 (3-4.) 15, llullock 3 {N) 8, Part<e I (0.0> 2, Foulkner 3 <U) 8, CHne I ((}.0) 2. 1lololo 21 (~18) Sl. RACINE, Wolfe D (4-8) 14, Hill S (M) 12, Price D (0.0) 10, McKel· ¥ey 9 (1-3) 19. w.... • (2-4) 12, Panono I (0.0) 2, Biroh, Grabom, Cole, each 0.0.0. Tolala 30 (~15) 69. . . :n 8pedalbeol AJWuneal Alld Balancing Semee SPECIALIZED BRAKE SERVICE SIIOCK ABSOIIBERS United Prns lnttmaflonal Oscar Robertson may be in a slump but there's no maybe about the fact he'& a cinch to wind up the highest scorer in major col· lege basketball history. HACKETT'S SAFETY SERVICE W. Mala Sl. Pomeroy Plloao 187 Thursday, February 4, 1960 1:00 P.M., E.S.T. HOLSTEINS l.ov~ and 'Marrla&:e 8:00 ..,8:30 8:00 8:80 10:00 11:00 11:10 11:15 1:00 Talea Peter Aleoa Steve News 9f Weill Far&o Clllln Theatre Allen Show HeadUne• weatbercell J'aek Paar ShoW Sign Off rhonn.et 3-1 uesda, "' a,u Sip On · e:oo Continental Clpsroom 7:00 Tud17 ·s:au. t:oo Doonan l;ll(t Comed7 Tl!n• m- / 50 Theee animals are of the type that every good dairyman is for. We oan alncerely Nf that ·tlbey represont milk end more milk. w.tlJh we.U attached udde.ra, thin withers and long necb they are real dairy et)Wf. They are fresh or elose up. CltUe ean be lntpected before .vale day, We in:vrite you to come and }()t')k theee c:aUle over and see Iitle type of orUm.als we are •Wng. !'- dlvidual -medley Ray ' llartb> of BowiJnl Smtll C.t.,.. Sold S.,•rahlly • GALLAWAY, Owne• • AUCTIONEER: GLENN CAS&X, WJUiamatl)n, Mich . & LOAN CO. NO PROVATI IALIS 10 DAYI PRIOR TO AUCTION .o / ' I:Gq Lowe~ey ·· Sh"o~me 6:11 .Jl.\11 TbeckOf' Sh.,. $:25 weath~ , ':au tii'WI .Plfltui.. ' · ·~ ; S:if llnntloy"ff1'1nkke1 ..)Qit 1':1)0 CI:PJ'OQ~ i:'/: ~:::if. 8 10 ¥'\)!!lr ' 1o:oo l! · ~•ll4l!tirraJ .. PeriX 1~:30 "'II Sll,.W'Illl'lf ll.:tp ' ft~ tte•dllM. ... 'I'IU ~~ . 11'11 ~~~ PW.~ t:OO ' ~ .fill . · Tune In The 99'0 SPOT 0'- Y9ur R~~sville Radio Dial ._ Items 'Clnb .. '. . ., . •• . ...... 1n1!. 191' 'WJEH t9QKC ~~!..! , 1 , , •t ·•' l~11' 't~fPis Ate-. .;:\ ·~ ' HI ! · a...... ladiator .CLEANING The Jule Rlvlin &how Amos 'It·· Andy · Hllhwv !!attol . kote Smltb Show Fat~ Ino~ .Best '1'(1e. DanDY ~om.is Show The A.Dn Soutberu. Show . Jlen'""!?;_ . . ; -.Tb.e _DUr,Out -lliJOW 11 O'clil<t N""' A. LoOk at the w~atber Tbeater,IS ond Sip Of! RE!»AIRING • ., . 'r :· . .. ' .. lUi . ~ scor~ ' a tri_p~e win to haul down honors tor the men's divillon. He won the lOO.yatd baebtrote SaturdaY and Sunday copped the 22(). rard l»tc:kstroke and the 200-yard llldividqal medley, lt•t. Tl & &."ff Test.d Nt~rly til vecclnatlld B. . ••' R .II· ~ JhiiiO in .._c:ord tim~ She took the UO.: yard freestyle Sltutday 1 ln J:5.7 a~d the 400-yard Jndtvidu•l mecf.. Ie,y in 5:45.7. ~Und,,., ·~· po$~ a record 2:80.8 in tbe 2®-ytrd Ji- , 4:00 11.... o• Bllb 8lrool 6:80 S~!l' 1·00 s ( .... :55 P.M. 5 P.M. Top performer for the women Was Su~ie Kennedy, 12, ot Ill¥· t•n DolJ)hta,. who won. tbree eventl -~-.Oor little loans, II you wiahl 1:15 Movletlme 1:00 YOWII Dr. M-alo• ,, J :SO :nom thtte }lootl Bo~Jing G~een, squad 14$. ' Co•CIRtnlloiu 12:00 '!jli1h or Cbf~Hl!V"!''!!I 11:30 n Could Ito y.,. 1:1)0 llid l>>z II... ·. Tbe two-day ,meet ended with the ~ling Green vanity ~quad' .-.., 149 polnll and tbe Oo!pllla BIG LOANS l)on•h ~ ' ~"""o~ ~~ r SerUor awimm4Jic meet. loo~ng ·' 7.:!10 l;lucolebeiT)' Hound 7:30 •Peo>le Are F'u!mY IIJd the Dayton Dolphia IWJDi team11 ea1i~ defended tbeir cham. pion.~bip• Sunday in tbe tbe Ohio · A.Au· DiJtrict. Men and Women•a ' AU Mglh elat1 daley enlmale selected from top •he:rtb. Plan lo atfF.nd UU. aale aa you will not be dl6appointed in this DtferiDf. We bave pieked cattle froon reltable farmen, Where we b1ve had .ueeea before. DOYT 5:00 Steomboat ~ill 5,80 Sst. Pre""" e,po Stoemboat ~Ill tJ:lll Jlm Tb.ecker Show O:U- Weatherea,t 8:30 New• P!eture 6:45 H.vntle)' Brinkley il<porl BOWIJNG GREEN, 0. UPI - 10 Mlr.la•t of Athtntl, 0., on Rt. 50 to 129 thNUih Guysvlll• 1 Mil• 50 _.J \A·oQ •nnet IMo•ay , J!so UMJ House on Hil!l Stnet tuJO 4:80 Sgllt Penoullty 11:1111 Tbe Bowlina: Green State vanitt GALLAWAY FARM Wiaconain WSA%.TV Channel I Dayton SW11DIDers Defend Titles DAIRY AUCTION . . G...-..teed Work A :oioftel! .or leakl1111 · rodlotor can reau1t in eerious motor .garbage ·bones dome&\o. U8 Slp On Lot Ua Cl•ft IIIII ....... .Y..r RtdlllwNow . "We -papers 1 See y. For som.e PRONE .... mus.le) t:Jio :rum Matket Report 1;38 Ne•• 1:40 Breakfast Party ,,.. 8:00 6'80 8:8!1 9:10 Badlo Hymn.ol Breillut PutJ N...,. . llreakfut P1111 loeal withobt Radio Free Elrepe!" I A~lll·--&om -rags '. ·' ,. could not live . 1:00 Bro (counlr1 and w~ -...!Tholoollpoasiblo .pro<>f · that RADIO 'FIIEI! BUROPE is .loill& Ill job ••• ttlljnJ 1111 tJUtb to ......t Canmun~t lioll Tho lrulh 11ur1o 1111 Roell. II - . lh!ll' !told oa 1111 ~ in a smokeless, odorless GAS l bothered with llnoomo trlpo to the r•rbaae ..,? lt'o oo COIIV1llllent to jlllt dJop that gorbap into a omok"-, ~ GAS lnciDerotorimloon. A GAS llldtlerow inatallecl In your baomont, utUltJ- or IUIIOeado trlpoout. olde in the INolinl cold, IDOW ud oleeL Silently ODd llfeb' your buruble prbap Why be --aU ... . 'i ' and truh. And think of yqur baclt yel De><t oummer. No more ullliahtly 1arl>age .,.... to breed d~lnl IIIIOd:e ond to (liw oft uilpleasantOilc>N-IIId aOASiaeiDe!atoroper- . atea for only pennleo a clay, Replace y<iur Old ntbaae can 00'0' wllh an.., GAS Incinerator. See lbe'lol<let ~ •t )'C!tll . ae...t GAS lndijlntor DealenJ. . . ('\ ., '·, . .. . •·. : . ' \ , ' .., f •. ' r. :. .. . '·' . 1 · J y ,-.:"-' .... ... . • )~ I lHEQHIO FUf.L GAS COMPANY ... ~~--~--.~.., .... ,••• ..;;· "l ~ �-r -. ~...-. -. ' ' • there for •event weeb. Ipatlent Mr. and Mrs. Wlllilm Seyfried Jr and ehildreD of Gal\ipolb and Mr. and Mrs. WOllam Houduhelt ef S)'racuse and daugbter, Marie "ndergarten Closs Holds Birthday E. Party For Bronwyn Dailey Friday of Athens were Sunday visitors of and Mrs. William Eichinger Sr. Mrs. Eiehincer ts atill very ill. :-u· ~· The s1sth birthday of Bronwyn Dailey , daughter of Mr. and Howard Dailey, was celebrated Last Friday morning dur· !!Ill the morning session of the Kindergarten Clas• at the Mid- iiln. ~port School>. ~., Seated at Bronwyn's' guest table were Billy Buck, Delene :zj'eLega~ ~Helpers Around And Ahout Middleport ---- -for the dinner were Mike Carroll, Mi~~Ses Aoo and Martha Howell, for Bronwyn's birtlhday. Present and MrB. Dai~y and aon, Kevin, and the ·h onored oguest. in eerviDg cup cakes end W:c c::r-.. to tbe children pretent. Favon for the party were clCJWns witbumlll'ollu. At noon on Friday Bronwyn'• pandmotber, Mn. Worley Howell, entertained with a f.amHy dinner TORTURETESTED! • •• =: New McCulloch : I. \ . ........... . . ~:ONII/40 :.., . " ea.~ ~ • ......, . .T..w ..., ~ : CMin a.. '-TMMon_,. ·- . ..., . • .., Dtpenhbllltr 1: •15495 -.= Airman Honored With Dinner At Wildermuth Home Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Wildermuth entertoiined with a dinner .sunday at then· home, Mulberry Ave., hon. oring their daughter and aon-Jn·law Airman and Mrs. Arthur Nibert, who will leave Sunday, Jan. 31, Cor his new assignment at Kingsville, Texas. Present were the honored guests, Mr. and Mrs. P, H. Mora, Cheftter Road, Mr. and Mn. Norman Fisher, Senecaville, Mr. .and Mr11. Bob W&llll'lley and daughter, Juna Ann, of Middleport, Mrs. Mart Crary and the boat and hostess. Airman Nibert, who is w1th the U. S. Navy, arrived Wednesday for a 15 day furlough with his wife, Donna, and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Nibert, Gallipolis Mrs. Nibert will acoompany him to Texas. .. ..• •• Pomeroy, Oblo ! High Trade-Ins • TONIGHT 1nd TUESDAY f. MEIGS EQUIPMENT : COMPANY, INC. "TilE FBI STORY" Jame. Stewart - Vera Miles : ••W'htrt Quality Is Paramount" ~ Corner lacoml f, ButMmut ;f'l- M P-.y, 0. Not Open Wednetdty ~·~==~""""'""'===J •soo •500 ...•1000 TO C\EAII TilE SLATE, START THE YEAR RIGHT Coli tor cis~ now. Pay bills. Buy bar· ••ins. Start the year rl1ht. Everybody nianf econ<~:mic a faetory in a h poi.Q.&I up the , and cultural ad- Vantacea offered by f;be Buckeye 1tate. . The regional meeting at Kyger Creek High School Ia the flrll of RC CIOR Console TV a seriea , bein1 · beld tbroutbout Olllo 1>1 the ..,.. otale depart. ment. n marks the beJinninl Of I WO.mOi'ltll drive to &ather data 'On the. ecobomie and indtiab'1al re~ aour~ ,of every eo~uolt.Y In tho attte, data whjcb ultimalel¥ witt be paed to help ettract aew htdultry and promote the. varioua Ph:i•e• of Ohio'• eoonomy. The meeting Ia bolns held hero 1n ec.njul)ctlon witb the JlelpGaUJa Development Aaaoclation, and il expected to attract aome 300 community leaden from Meiga. Gallia, Roas, Me, Scioto, Jack10n, Lawrenee, · Adams and VintOn -counties~ Tlie film wlU .be , a hlgbl[Jht of the p011t-dinner '. program whieb wUI ·be condU<ted by Koder II. Collloon, 4lrector of tho new De· port.,.~t. and bls st~l. 'the movie atiOw.a ·~olOJ"ed e,bartl lnd graphs point ti.p 1 vl~iy Oh'o's .tieb network . of waterlh• her thOUSfllda of mUea of and oil aipelibes, rail and eirJines,l J•• .Miss Audrey Cunni11gham and lloyd Kinzel were married In a double ring ceremony on Jan. 1~ ul Lhe Evangelical United Brethren Church in Mason City. Rev. Ralph Mahoney officiated at the sc,rvicc. 'J'he bride is the daughter of Mr. 2nd ~~ rs. E. E. Kiaer and the Chester groom isKil1zel the sun o( Letart, of Mr and W Va. Mrs. 'J'he bru.le wo'l'e ·a blue wool ~<heath dre!lll w1lh a blue hat atld white accessories. She carried 11 white Bible und a bouquet of pink rosehUd!l. The c!Juple was attended by Mla11 P11tty McDaniel and Uonnie Roush. fo"ollowing the wedding a recep. tion WIUI held at the home of Mr. und Mrs. George Hud11on. Awiating was Mrs. E. E. Killer. , The bride is 11 graduate of Pomeroy High School and is employed at the :darictta Manu[acturinll Company in Pt. Plca11ant. The groom is a Wahama High School llku one City Loan oacount. Be thrifty In 60. we are backlnK everybody we graduate and Is imployed by Okey Howard in New Haven. can rllhl now • , • fast, fair and square. AusUiary To Meet Bouro: 8 lo 1 -Thunrlay 8 til N0011 Pboae 117 E. MolD St Legislative Relief -Must Come FroDJ ·Meinhart, Porter,· , co.Obio-tbe Growth deeld~ to locate certain area, and waterways ani aeaway•, I.He.J. forest. and parks, booming fac· tortes, and thr. Buc:keye state's own "Rubr VaUey" the 9QO.mUe Engagenlerit Is Announced For New Haven Girl Ohio river. Tlie lllm touelioo •lrtuolly eW!7 p~ooe JJl .life II> Obio, ttaf\: lcmg Two Of 'Plutarch's Uves' Studied In Club Met!ting 11lf' 1b~" lll."';llllr~~ . ·do,ri when four maib ,>~ triftt of tnlJrao tloD lroin the :eut led out ol the Allegheny mouilaius down into Oblo'a fertile plains and valleys. ,Tbe Great Books <.:lub met at 1 tlle hOme of Mrl. cedrjc Clark in 1 Middlepor&, TUeaday afternoon. · "Plutarch's Lives" is the 6ook bein& studied tbia year. Mrs. Dale Dutton waa dJscu88ion leader for the alternoon. Two of the "lives" were discussed: "Demetrlua" and ''Antony." During the ·tea hour, tbe club e.n:foyed SOJqe ereat music on re· 'j coMbtgs. The next clUb meetinl will be / Tut~day, Feb. 16, at the home of Mrar. Theodore Reed. Lives to be: ead for the next meeUng are f.~Ale1bladea" and "Pompey." The meeting At ltyger Creek High b a ·d inner meeting, atattlng 0:110 p. l'l· wjth 1!1!> film and• foJlo\\fint. OIT ALL 'IHHI MOST.WANTID PIATURH . ~ ~ -·- I TUII GUAII • SICUIITY IIAliD aacum Come In today I ELBERFELD$ The regular meeting of the La· dies Auxiliary of l',ecney-Bennett Post, American Legion, wHI be held this Tuesday evenin~;~ at 7:30. J'' ollowlng the meeting there w•ll be a social time with ·refreshments being ~~erved . See This At .Baker's •••• aenttne.d In choti.. . of TObberY of tbe Jn West Col· Let• For Delightful DINING • •• ...~, f I FOR THE FINEST EATII'f , ' . .<:HICI<EM One of lho moot ft1olblo dnlcM over·croatt<l·f<!l' the wha y11m for ju&t a touch or the warm, cOJY Colonial ••• tho "NANTUCKET', •. cualom bllilt for you In an ntraordl ..ry colloctloil of beautiful Iabrie~ . . c- from ................. chair, ...,. 1114 choit with ottom1n , •• tttrnal lrtaaurn. . ! 1 ·. modern~ ••• .,,. ''' .:<· \ ~ '- ,; , Top muciHo. dllem~ We offer ,, J ' d? ln. ~ Ul~e Ume.? U. !_lib 'lA your aPl:iCiiOal. w.y.to turn oft' !be pres- ·yJu'r,llitlndey;. and ._e how much more liD!• and ~etgy yOu: !lfH• for 111ore lmportaot maUen. sun: Let us do Costs 110 Ut\1';~. Jpsi call lis! '· ·- Sewerage Divides Middleport Council oeller To Seek Two Year Extension Slate• telll the ototy of what hoplien• when a captain of iildual.r7 Marriage Jan. 15 At Mason City Is Announced MEIGS THEATRE fllq~ 't '• olne-county area. Nellie Zerkle . c. ' nomic Development's :rejional meeting witb civic leaders from a 'q).e nttne Weather otr............. ..t.... iDS in connection with the Ohio Deportment of Jndustrlol ' aDd J!lco. A DRESS ot avocado linen circled with contrutlng band• or butt Jln6n 11 !rom Pauline Trtgere'• eurrtlnt reaort collection. The bodlce reaturea Trl gere'a version or the deep •leeve above shirred fullnel'l.l that converge• at the widely banded waist. bcrs o f the committee are; .Rev . Raymon Konkrlght, L. W. McCom· aa, Mi118 Frieda Faehnle, and Mis& •• •1111 Vlco Rlollonl Nixon. "Mod•atv .......lblta .... ft._.,.-,"Mid lym'- I • e • A color motion picture atarr· A preliminary meetin~: of the Norinating Ct~mmitt ee of Heath Methodist Ch urch of Middleport will be held this Wedne11day even. ing at 7:30 at the church. Mem· i \ ing Brian Donlevy and Otto Krueter will be shown at Kyger Creek HJgh School thiJ Tburlda)r even· Committee To Meet !; -- ... ..., ........ ,..,... , ; MoVie Stars Featured In Kyger Showing By FIII;IDII HOUDAIJf.LT but Reynolds, the teacller n( the ~. ' MODEiT HNATDft . MOIITQQ!IIIRY, Alo. UP,I .... lluorl Spot- (D • • ..,. .... _...., .. .11)0 VOL Xf NO. 239 Mel.anine Hackett, Paul Pearman and Pat Gress. for tibe party included : •. ~·"l M-~--~k ',..,._.., ~en , cu••ne llac e~, ~Deleae ~ Kathy' Llt.ten, ru. 'II 'Lou Phillips and Hel~n Eggert. :·. -Dailey '\QI!IIeasiated by Mrs. ~-Jr.• and pu u- . . . n-•· n...~;.u::tl. ... 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