http://66.213.69.5/files/original/8f0ce5fd72422801ad65cb8f5a8c2ba0.pdf 72b90892552da03054d3cf24ef12cff2 PDF Text Text ' • \, • • r •• • • • ' 6-DaQr S..tiDel, l'llmeroy-Middlport ,0 , Feb 5, 1957 • MiddleportGarden Club Meeting Held Monday at President's Home Tbe lCddltpOI't GvdeD Chab aaet. lloada) evenlny at the home of. dWt Pft:Sident, lCD Xu Boller, IDd .lin. J F Graly Phot:Db. Atblma, a &uest. of :\lias Fne'b FaelDJ.e, contributed to lbe even. litc'-t pro&ram lfn GraJy b.a,d laved otear tbe J.Qt;wnauonal P'liendahJp Garder~~ Ia Jlieb'-an Ctty, Ind. wb.K:h wu IJae topic of tbe paper CJYen by ~ Davtd EntsmJDger The pap.. er dult With the founding ol these J'ardens..- r:alled a "Memor1aJ 1D the Uvms"- by two broth -en, Vtrgll and Jo~eph St.tuffer Tbe gardens, which are .a parade or blooms from May until late t>Aenty fall, were divided 111to pots, each representmg a darrerent country, and there are also special gardens such as the Symphony carden-where concerti are given, Lilac Lane aD(I other 1peet.al fe. turn, Mn Gra1y wu able to tell of liOme of the attractiDDI In the gardene wbteb are ~dil)' ,row.._ m~ Roller preRlded at the bu• mess meetlnc wben Mfl M. L. French, acting ~. read :a report wratten by Mrs. Jamea Har ley on the recent meeting of Gar den Club preSJdehts of the county After 1 di.ac!Hslon of the projects outlined and recommended b)" the group, the club voted tu table them until the next mee«n.:: t'be club voted to mbscnbe fOJ the !DJIJI· zme "Horticutu.""e' lor the Pubhc Library, Mrs Lawrence Milhoan'• paper was on "Stea!Jng a ~h on Spnng ' and dealt wath the forcing or ahrubs and bulbs for early bloom lndoorB She dleplayed 3 beautiful African violet plant and Mrs W H Juhlmg dl&played an krrangement of forsythia, puuy wtllows, and euonymu1 in a green r.nd brass Japanese container llu;s Hante Mane SmJth had an ar rangemenL of yellow chrysanlhc mums lemon leaves and drift wood m a copper container on dzspl!ly Durmg the program Mrs M L )'rench ,.~ad !he mlnutea or the March mectm,~t ofttte Cl6b ln 19 7 'at thf' homf' of Mrs G~<ren Starrs bury shor1ly dlcr the dlaastrou:. rtood tn tltP. Ohlo Valley She also read excerptH !rom Mrs 0 P Klem s columm on bunlOI'OUI Jll-cu1ent.s of the flood ac.ne Tbe members and JUnta, Mh Graly and Mn RoiC'Je Fowler were JD'YJted to the diniDJ roem by the ho•tc~tse• Mrs Roller and. Nn Wtltlilr Hams co-ehl.ll'man, Nn Richard Gre111 Mn Ro!and LeVaughn, M.r.11 Lawrence Bing, Miss Harrle Marie Smith Mrl Roller preaaded at the sitver cof. fee service 1nd ulad, fancy sand wJcbe.!l, ~"'ffee and murta were se~ vcd A Valentme theme waa carnt'i out an the dmmg-room where a red satln heart shape(! centerpaecoe was topped wtth a r:huter of re~ carnauons Red candle• m triple 11lver eandelabra lighted the table and ~d candles 1n brau holden were Uted ()Q the buffet anti mantel --,------ The afte"noon liC!Iston opened wnb talkl em "M1sslons and the Far East" by Dr and Mrs raul Wiant, missaonaric~ to China, For· mMa and Ml\laya ~allowing the addresses I've classe9 were held on the commisSIOn on massaons at work Missions Rnd children's work Mak1na: mJss\ons hvc tor YCtUl:h h1gt; hours of Methodtam Jn 1cn mt'mbers or Heath Mctho mlssJou wot k and a live program of mls!ltonll for women da~t a'trrulrd the POJt<;mOtilh V1~ Blshvp Hazen Werner, who was trlct MtnJon Institute at the Trln Introduced by the Dhltnct Super Jty Mctht dtst Church, Porl~rnl¥.'th fhand:1y aftet'llcmn and even m~ lntendcn ltev Haehard H Bauer Tht HPv C R KtmKrtght 111\J was th ~ speaker for the evcmng lll'rvtce usmg for bJs topic, "Ttte Mr and Mn James Ji tl!t•r rl'nrt ICtrtPd the ~hu·rch anll represcnlm World Ml!itiLOn~ of Lhc Church" He also Sl)Okfl on a trip which tlvcs of UtP. church and the Senior he and Mr~ Werner made to ~ tu•h J?tllow11mp web~ Mrs Nan Southeut A•ia Moorr, cn•tnrllor, Edward I.ec Mt Coma~ prcst lent Rob11 t llenm·~y George I!Jbh~ Sharon Jones Eu dell and David Konkrlght The group attended the .arit'J noon •css1on~ the dinner and the tventng: !CSKton when Bishop fb· zen \'1 ernf'r w;uthe speaker A FamJly Nntbt !!Upper and program for Pebruuy 27 was plAnned when the 'SeNion met Monday ~v4inmg at the FirrtPrc11 byterlan Churrh wlth the Rev HowRrd Ruppel! modt:"rator, pre 11dlng Heath Methodist Members Att~md Institute Sunday Presbyterian Fellowship Plans Program I I looMS Of New Pll..ftuN J'Oa $299.00 .&KER Bft. I I 1 FURNITUII llrflll-:r,:r; 0...,~! ,.. IIJd4l 18ACD .rtT.lNmJJ.I Lucille Bearbs Hawk!Ds, Pomeroy Society Editor, Pbone 6244 POMEROY Middleport Society Notes SOCIETY Alr and Mrs Cl1rcnce Andrewl and Mr~ Eber Wtllock vlslted William Willock at Mason Clinic, s,utd.ay Meigs Native Dead In Newark, \Vas a vears Old Rev EugcJ1c Brown and other memben of the Untted Methodbt Church were tn Portsmouth to at· tend a Methodist Mlsalonary in· &tatute Mtsll t,ant!! Er.cwlne, who was ordain('d and in•taJI('d II an elder Sunday, Mlsa Suaan Park, J. H Grate and Judaon White, who were welcomed to the lellowahip Clinton F1aber and John Fultz spoke OD '~tewanbhip and Pro motion of the Churth'' Mra Jamea llarey and J H Gnte ataw reports of the Athena Prc1bytery me&t.l.ng held recently Committee named for the Fam· ily Nllht mt>l'tinl are Mtl James Harltv and J I[ Orato gave ri!port Wh•t• and clinton Flohor. co The B H Sanborn MiltioDII')' Society beld their lJUIU&l Fellow ah'p Tn at the P'irat Ba,.Utt Cbur- Eleanor Schaaf, Middleport SO<tety Editor, Phone 6079 )Irs Charlf's Wathee enterelt HoiZt:!r Hosp1tal Sunda) !or o~r­ vation an1 treatment Mr and Mr• William Clarr of Chllltcothe were wee'-end j(UP11hi of Mr nltd Mrs. Ed•vud Parfitt M.r and !\Irs John Lambert wer~ Saturday rwmmg guest• of M,. and Mr• Henry Reabel and famtly 9~ Donley RfJbel ;md dauJthl'r, Jl Donn• and Mrs Henry Reabel visited t~l Alfred, Sunday wlth Mr Word was reclVed here Monday and ,:Mrs H()bart swart& ol the death of Elza WHUam Wblte, 96, or Newark Mr and Mrs Henry Retbel .ann Mr and Mrs Donley lleibel and Mr Whitt a nalave o! MeiJI count1 and a frequent visitor here -itughtt:r Donna vlt.Lled Sunday eveninJ tn Wtlkesvtlle with Mr daed, Sunday, at hts home. l'l.d Mrs Harley Strona: and son!! He 11 aurvaved by a daughter, Mr and Mrs Thomu McClung M111 Hnold Davil, a granddauj:htfamily of Jackson were Sundd) and er, three sreat grandcbUdnn, and ruests of her parents, Mr and a number of Meigs County rela· tlves. HJS wafe the former Meda Mrs Dale Smith Jimmy remamed Hiland, preceded ham in death for :J • ls1t wath hla grandparents M1ss Dom Well returned to he" tbree yran ago Fune ..al services were held to- employment in tolumbus Sunday day in Newark wlth burial tbere. after spending a week wtlh her parents, Mr and Mrs Emer~on Well Attend Institute Studying Missions In· Portsmouth Mr and Mr1 Charles Weaver of Galllpohs VJ!Itted Sunday with hc.stster, Mtss 1\ifttte Koehler Mrs Bertha Alh.!l as Yltlltlng 111 Morgantown, W Va wtth her dau ghter and aon 111 law Y.f and Mrs Wr.lter Ketter and family Mr and Mrs GeorgP. Powell ~11d famfl)' of Pa kcrsburg W Va :\1r and lira Eldon Gaul Chesler aud lolr • nd Mrs Geor • Hobstet!t r Jr and fumfly ~en SundJy guestt. of Mr and i\lr~ Adam Ebersbaeh Mills Ele&nor Robson and Miss Saturday Goue\Jeve Sl.§.!;on h fL evening for New York on a bu&tn 1'.!11 trip !or Lhc Elberteld Stolt' Mrs Ralpl\ Hobson Mmcra\ tile spent MondAy w1th Mrs Wtlllam Robson, :'11tddleport Gene Gratt who bus spent tht' past two weeka VISitJr,g Mr and Mn Jamea Weber Furt Lauder dale fla, flew to Charleston atr port SUnday evenmg and retum«~a h.. me the same naghl 8berrrry Shuler Bobby and Dan ny Lewas were 111 and unable to allend the htrthday party held to celebrate the s1xth birthday of Mich.a~l Buslmk Saturday but se1n .(ills t.o the ,gue.11t of honor Mr and Mrs Jaml)s Hrinrarl)., Cleveland, spent the wePend wa.!:J her parents, Mr and K~ln Haggerty, and thelr !_•r-an daugb ten K1mOOrly and nrt-1 remam ed for a longer visit with their. grandparents. Mn. F.dna lo"aulk lla!TL'Ionvtlle Road 11 the new nur~-c:ompanton [or Miss Lolli Cecil and MISS Vanetta Carroll has retumed. ttl h~r ttQme 111 Rutland .. . Mr and Mn Bruce •tna:l):am and daugbter, Cal~le I;ou, AMna, vuated Sunday with h11 patent&, Dr and Mn A B Bingham Mr and Mrs Paul Haptonsta11 1nd so.rt Billy, vultcd Mr and Mrs Jnm,.a Sullivan 1Dd dJugbte~", Bl'lsy, near Albrmy Sundn Mr1 Jam~s Sharp Thurston, and Mn Nora \\haley, Albany, were guests Monday of M; and Mrs kobert Sharp '>lr artt MrrJ Orvtlle Milliron and children Columbus •pent~ the weekend wtth .Mr and Mrs Dar.d Oiler Mrs. Oiler, who has been ill wtth flu, has returned t'J work ~ fter helng contlned to her homt! for scver2J wr.eks M'l'fl Katherane Payne who wai' a medac.:~J patlt"nt in Mea~s Gcneriil Hupatal, uas rethrned homr ctuudt~y in the Rawbngs-Co.ata am?';) bulance *• ---'--- Mr and Mrs Vtttor Crimm hav,. bet:n 11 Vtlh fiu nanny and Bobby U:wta, sOn• of Mr and Mrs Robert LeWt1, h1'e n!rr>vered after l;Nng all ~o~lth flu last y,eek ~lr anU Mrs WdiJam Gmlber and son Gary, Waterford, Vlltltld M.is:-; Sylvia MeMI.!Iter and Mr. A J Beaver Monday ~r and Mrs Frank ChceJebrew SJK'nt the weekend v1th 'Mr and !'tlrs Wtllum M1ller PortlmotqJ: Tdr Chee~ebrew's binhday Wa!l celebrated durma: their vint Mrs Don Burkey and daughtt*o~~. Sulian and Cathy, Mt"ietta, ilpftnf 1he weekend with ht:>r parents. Mr and Mrs C' A Emmi51t\ Mr and Mrs Lawrente Btlt' v1s1ted her aunt Mrs B F Som· me;, Leon Saturday, at Hollt r Hospttal where she s a mcdital pahent Sunda) clmner guests of' Mr and Mrs Allen Knopp tncluded Mr and Mrs John Fultz and An 1ta Mane Mr and Mrs Wilham MJddlepoJ t, Sw1shcr and D ,,.1d Thomas Madcalf Cantorr, .Mr and Mr:~ Ila•old Vogleson and 'MeUn· da Ironton, Mrs VoglesoJIC ltiitl daughter had spent the wee"k ~~ the Knopp home while both 1ft snd Mrs Knopp were Ill and Mr Voglesong spent Sund"y here llhd wu accl'mJ'ai1Jed home by h.s famJiy Officers Named By Local Church Sunday School Sunda) morn,ug the Sunday Churc~ School of the FedP.rated Church cleeled offteers for the year 19:)7 Norman K\ocs "aJ> elected as supcrmtendent, Ben Neutthng, U· mtant sl\penntendenl Joe Ken· nedy, off1ce ... ecretary, Mrs James ctatworthy treasurer, and Mn Fred Blaettnar orgamst Install at10n wall bt! held nu' Sunday at 10:1-,am Jt,, elostn!( of youth week week the Jumor \ outh Fellowshtp were in ~barge of the worshap program With Chlilrle~unna Hen, Benny Ew· mg and James Norton partictp&t· Mrs Harry P Sm1tn ~pent !.1st ~ nday tn Columbus where she .1! tt>ndt•d a commtlte " mcettng or the Lanea11ter School u£ :W:m1om1 Mrs Elmer Wtckh liLt VISJled 1t Arlee W VOJ Sundav with hc1 uncle CArroll Ca11tcroury "ho I<~ critically Ill 81\e wn accompanied from r.ailipohs bY her mother Mr 1 .lui a Davis mg prayer Dunng the bu5lness senaon Mrs L. D Dlleli read a Jet-ter from Chlrlotte and Cry~tal GadiJh a German !arrnly adopt{lld by the toea &Jiurcb several )'eal"'l aeo It wa1 announced that the next meetI.Dg of the Pomeroy Auocaatton wollll meet In Raclne on the fnt Monday in April Roll call of cburehes represented 1howed the folloWinl raponse Vinton, l, Jackson, 10; Rac:me, 14, Pomeroy 9, Cherhlre, 8, Mtd dlepon, 32. watb two other guests Ule Rev C E Hoyt and M.rl Lillian Stolfi Mrs. Beulah White, chairman of the Love-Gaft. ,dedicated the of loring and P"!t.,tho! ~ve-GIIt prayer Mrs lllllfl~ tt.anted her commatteej "ftt ~ir wort on the F~lewshlp 1'""- "' The LOvejoy Circle had charge ot tbe devotional serviC'e with Mrs €larcmont E Hoyt as the spelJI:er. Her servace lnclu~d ~ hrmo, pray er and a talk on "Brotherhood." Mrs Ham Houdas"telt present. ed the program with Harold Hubbard showmJ a rnovina: pleturt on tbe ile of Dr. Laubielb who I• fPl'e•dmg Uteracy among the peo pJe of Aata and Africa With hil po'liq of "Each One 'l'eacb One '' &pedal mus1c anclnded a duct 1the Touch of His Hand On Mme" by Mrs John Fultz: and Mrs Beulah White The meeting cJos~ wtth a prayer by Mn ftal ph Zundel, Pomeroy Tttt" hostess eommtttee were Mrs Ra¥mond Luman, Mrs John "'-uH, Mrs Paul Smart, Mrs E White L Hughes, Mrs Beulllh Mrs John Lyon.s Mrs Paul liM Air Fol'ft COD bat aent Into utlolll! al fonsts for a week of a\U'Yiwli ' U'alDtn.c 1ubfilted on thtl ~ brecbt. liN. John hit&, llrll variety D( (ood 2.100 lnlut iijQ Jamet bllen ud Mrs. D.vld froll, 30 JJ'OUDd lqldrrela, 10 pail" Dar.t Jr 1'bey &erYtl! ueorted cupi~e1, three nttleanaku, ,two hney andwiebeJt oootiea, mmtl b6dpn, two rabbit.l, and numerWlija Mrs A L. RUihet and Mrs ous quantiUes of crawfbh and C E Hoyt Pl't'lidina: at the erd freah water clam• . fee ln.d tea lei"VlC!el. Mn Dant and Mrs Pullen bad da.aree or tbe NOMOIII CAU dlnlng·room dee.oratiol11 and the CARBONDALE, Po ~ C~ refr~enu table WN c;-ovemct witb I rect clotb IDd eentered dale pohce 110 lon1er have to W w1th an arrtDJet:Qent .of , wb1te a ta:d cab In emergeDCles. The e-bryunthemlllll and gladlolua ac e~.CY council voted tD parebaae • oented With :red b6arts earrylna: new aquad ru for the 12-membet out a ValentiDe theme White tap- force, wb.irh had been ~thout ~ era II\ milk-atu& candelabr-a were car for 11lx weeks The one diltied wUb: red ehrys.inthemllDml nntana voice on tbe c:ounc:U wu nnd the napkina 1110 c:aljried out that of the proprtetGJ" of the taxi firm wbltb the oops had been pat: the red and white_tbtme. cr•• Tfle ft •dC'rttf'd Chu ctt held a ~crv1ce of ord1nat1on rlJld lnstalla !JOn !;Hr~d!ly morning rm the elders and dtaeons of the church cmmc1 In lln imprcAslve service tht> d11t· 1cs and rc8ponsibihtms or elclerl'i Jnd deacons v.t=re outl11ed and the cand1datc.11 liCteptcd ~h~· pO.!iltion of honor offered tb(>m by the con gregatlon loreci Blacttnar and ChJ'Irlcs \\rer 1y were ordnaned ~s t·ldcra and G o 5< hmoll, John ;.lltch, Mlsa \olargut"rlte Myer, Mn M~orvm Burt Mn Chester Kmght ~'i~ts Evelyu f'tck lll)d MillS Mary V1r (in II RcJbel were ordnlnod as dn cbns Aftt:r the ecftmony of ordlnP· lion !he above nam~d togethcl with elden, Fred RMenbaum, Vtr!!:JI (:ampbell and w A Glbbs PEORIA, DL, UP - Boblly Joe Muon, dropped· hm the Bradley Unive,.ltY hl•kelball team last aea10n beeauae of academit dlf. fleultiel. will rtjqln the oqu1d next Monday HO'Wfl'er, on the 1ame du the. ~vu will loae forward Doa Carolben, w~o re- -,::-L:-:UM::--::P-:-A=TI::-1-NTS~T LAKE ClrY After tbaarog neighborhood boys out of her plum tree and telthig them ahe wanted the fruit for Jelly psak.4 ma, :ur.. M H Schindler got most o.1 the stolen fruit b1<k A p1pet aaej c:ontaln1n8 plums, left on be~ dOQbtw carried thi1 note· "TheM Be too areen We'll be back wheQ. CHOOSE · YOUR d- . ... h .... Htghway Patrolmen arnnng Wltbln a few minutes of the 113< 1ault noltfted thJl Gallfa County sher1ff and summoned ~m ambu lance ,·£LIERFELDS ' w.nac.e. LeQIOnnatre · ' S W'll Attend I 1 Ch UrC hServ1'("" Funeral arrnngemcnts are 00· ing completed by Ute McCoy fu neral home of Vtnton Time of ~~er \'aces hos not been arranged but VantQn Mem buraal wlll be in or1al Park I All the HOT water you need for cleaner, whiter washes ... With an Automatic GAS WAT:mR HEATER The oecret Of buly whiU waal>es is hot walei tbat'o really hoc/ You'U need 0\'81' 5200 raUOIW ' • to waah mon than a ton of clotht11 a ~· sa, Beautltur, Dar.le ,,, h~ ~\ f{""" '/. • I 4 door A car anyone would be proud to p\:vn. "Fully equipped witll Hydramatic - Radio - Jlqlller - White Wall Tires - Power Windows - l'llwer ll!ilit, See and Drive It today $1695 KARR 6 VAN W. Mala 51. l'lioue 485 Meigs_~olstein ClubP.!ftmring The banquet wJ\l be held at Rat'ine HJgh School and w11l be sen•ed by Racine P T A Tcntatwe date has been set for ~farch 8 A fwld man from the slate as .!lottation Will be present and mak:! a short talk A f.ore1gn ex.chanze ~tt.tder.t wlll be the mam featur-e of the evemng, The directors vote.1 to buy :'1 reg1atered cal~ from C M HeadQ o£ Ttlppera Plains, a well known holstfom breeder Any boy or girl between the ag~ Of 10 and 14 inclusive mtercsted iri the calf please contact M Blakeslee or any or the following directors N G ltose, Arvll Holter, Paul Paul Karr, C. M He'ldiy, Moore, David Koblentz or Earl Clood HoltaekeepiiiJlnstilute leCOIIU'nend8160 cltl* water, (Hotter than your llando can atancJ.) The economical way lo make tnUe you hav, thai 180 dearee water .•• end whiter ,.Ia with all automatic, ful noovtq Gu water heater. Aulomallc •tceun ..-you DIY1!I\ba,.,to boU. """*, A~K YOUR GAS PLUM~EB·DBAI-ER 'about cb,an,laclhe tem~rature ,attlns, or tumll!f$ on ~ ott ' foot nco••rr •-••- it iuldrllatlt:lllly al4rttl to heat 1110n1waler u ~ uae i~.Fut l'iiCOvery IU water Ilea-~ ileailned tAl keep up with )'Olll automalic W',ll(lw. G,,, ~....,. ~'i ~· Gu le the dteapeot luel aval~ for water heatiac, just u it le fot home heatiJII. ABOUT First Baptist You!Jh Week Is Being Observed Youth Week wa11 observed at '' • Service Officer Outlines Plan For Korea Bonus For the guidance of those vetenms who scr"ed in the Armed Fortes durmg tile pertod of the Korean Conflict the followmg In £ormauon 1!1 "'rPscnterl on the Ob o Korean BonuS by the \t:elgs Coun ly Ve.cran s~ rv11.:e or tcer Sen•i~ must have been between Lhc dates of June 25 19f'IO an J July 19, 1953 aoy place tn the world The separation ur di:'!Charg• must be under honorable cond1 t1on1 The \eteran must have b~l\ a resl~nt of Ohio 1or ooe year 1mmed1tltely preceding hl.!l entrv mt(l ~P,ve servtce The original separation paper or dascharge wan be required The rate of psymenl 1s $10 per month lor dome1tlc service ('6tal<' side) Pnd $1S per month for foro 1gn aervme, sea duty, llnd Alaskan servace A fraction of a month will be paad at the rat<l or l/3oth of. a mQDih for CHell day nmc spent 1n penal confinement wtll be dcduc1ed Max1mum amonut payable 111 $400 Apphcallon fqrms will not be available for some Ume, perhar, by the farst of .AprU. Veterans should watch the ne.Yspaper for announcement when forms are available Next of kin may app\y :tor the a.mount due a deceased veteran If a •crvlr.emAn died m service or later dlecl. of a 8(lrviee-connccted dtaablhty, the next of ktn mar apply for the lOWll amount wb1c!t the Flrst Baptist ChuN!h of Pome roy by living special recognition to Us young people on the past two Sundays 1bosc participating in the two morntn:s worshJp terv'tcea In· ~:Luded the followmg· Bill Ster· rctt and Madalyn MarUn. w~o read ttre Responsive scripture selecl.ionc Jobn Strickland, Danny zarkle, Ruth Rathburq, Sharon Zundel Glenn Cecil, .Lafry Baker, GPne. Holt :md Judy Owena 1erv· ed as ushe111 Special mualc was rendered by Ethel Hy~til and Ruth Rathburn and by"a chotr eomposed of Junior g1rls and buys Sermons on the two occasions Clebvered by the pastor, Ral.db C Zundel, were entitled "Popular1ty ~nd Its Problcm11" and "Why G1ve the Bett to God?" Mrs. Caddy WlCk}tali1, Youth Ad· vasor. :1nd members Of the were in f'.barse ot arrai'ISeiDentl. Is $400. •w Nazarene Young Peoples Meeting Held At Athens Apprl)xlmately f1ve hundred persons were present Monday for tbe Young F.eoples' meeting or the Jackson Zone of the Churctt of the Nazarene 111 Athens Dr Harvey S Galloway, D1stnct Supt, the Rev Joseph Nelhon, D1stnct Young Peoples' president, and Dr G B Williamson Kansss City, one o£ hve general •upcnn· tendents of the Ctturcb of the Naz. arene, were speakers Theme of the meetmg wa• 'The Call and W1ll of God Jn the Young Person's lJfe." The churrhea repre1ented pud project money for the conatructlon of umts in their camp grounds and the Middleport Chur('h of the Nszarcne patd i12 00. Those attendmg from the local eburcb were the Rev and Mrs. Robert Sl)trt and son Carl, Mabel Peterman, Mr and Mra Raymond Lee Walburn Mrs Raymond Walburn and sons, Blaine, Dcnms and Pete - -·- - - Illness Forces . Po,stponement OfCageGame Illnesa stepped In and forced postponement. of Tuesday niJht's basketball game between the Wa· hama White Falcons and the Buf. falo B1sons. Seven of the twelve members of the Wahama varsity were absent from !ll"hooJ 9n Monday because or colds And flu A check revealed that two of the remaining !we were also nufslng colds Telephone calla to the Buffalo school resulted In pos~poncment of the gam~ until Monday, Feb ruary 18 Tbe F•1cons hope to resume acUon on Friday night of thas week when they will entertam the Ripley Vlkmgs in the Wahama gymnasium sCOOl Di•splays ora\\ AttentJOD • Tu;~::l~f n~go~rt C Harten hal h went to the asstst.ance of Stak Pa trnl cars from Athens 41Dd Galha Counties about 8 a m The patr abandoned their auto on Sl1t Coolvtlle afte• Route 144 ne~r lea'-"!lg a Coolvtl!e servlCI' stauor1 "' WJthout pay.mg for guohne bean Off1ccra were combmg brush and wood• m the VICtnH> or ttte ahandoned car tor the unJd<'! IIfJed bo) s l I0 St Ofe w·}ftdQWS fLY~> "mdows daspl;:.ys were on show todR> ltl Pom~o!< !lores com:nennrattng lhe 47th birthday of he Boy Scoul.!i of Amenu, ar.d notmg Nallonal Bo) "cout Week tro 'P £routmasters re!.orted Former Teacher Nominated For An Oscar A:ward , Ralph Socncer, s-coutmaster o! ' Troop 249 of Pomeroy sa.1d Ass1s: taut Leader L.barle.!l Swattel and three patrols had co~o1 pleteu d1s plav~ Jn window& of the Gootlwm Jj lom;L Shop on E. Second Do 'An •c Gro ~ .s Ine ~ Matn, and tttz Pome1 o) Palitry Shop also on F ~r& Bertha Filson former super .)Sam mtendent of Maaon County S.:h· ools Uld abo a former;< 'Wah.l'lll 1 ~other d1splay by the troop's tcaeflt•r, ha& beeH nominlted b) :fl)tfrth patrol, UJ bemg planned n the Pt , Pleau.nt,. Women'& 11 b :1 IJecond Street busmess lor tim "Oac.a.rs l•'cr Tetcbe..~ ' a, Scoutmaster Olan dantson o ward, Darwm !tald bus Hemlock (,rO\ ~ 'Mn F1laon 1s .J.t a mr.m., Ex?lOrl)r Post 270 barf a dtspJa of bculty ln th~ Ebersbach Hardware S'ore High and 1:1 W &tam St The Hemlock Gro ~e '>~llh Cub PaC'k No lBO Js dJsplaymg ,. Counl, large C()llectJon 1M bandtcnft art pam~ iclet. ~ other JieptS of natural when she mteret.t tn the s~~~ Street WlD was tu1mty s 1permtemlcnt, se'" cl dow of Elberfeld 111 DC!'pftlme111 mg th~ ft two letters of tJ.r Store uame !ram \\aggencr lJt.. • 1 !he ~etond two [rom Hartfud D!slrJct Scouln; J:-;tcr John •Joore of thl' and the '- •1 two lette1 l!Om ":~ Rut l. Sprmgs lroop satd hJs boys son D1str r~ lh(lse dtstr•rt~ wen. "0\11 i h<.H~ a dt.splay for guests d the <:h 1 k<: n c!JIIner to be ser together to butld the school vcd !) 30-7 30 p m Fraday mght Mason County" one of twelve counUes m the state of W•st 1•1 the S11 1sbury Grade School Tbt" 1 Vlrgtrua m danger of losmg a portion of stale atd funds bec 1• 1 t 1,. a benefJt with proc~eds cause assessments of non-uUhty properties are below 40 per to nc used toward sendmg threP bovs to \'alit'\ Forge next sum of appratsed valuations. m~ r A new state appraisal of property dtsclosed the twelve coun· ' t1es early th1s week. v.... County " roted .. sub- studard beeawe property assessmenta 111 the county now stand at t.. - ap32.14 per cent Of t be !Il a!"" pra11ed value. Assessments 10 the county must be raised to 40 per eent by next August or tbc "ounty will lose a proporhonatf! loss In slate aJd As asaQssmentfl now stand, the county Fred Dunn the evangehst at would lose more Uum seven per the Maddlf!port Church of Christ cent o( the state a1d to whach it was a guest and conducted tM de 11 entttled under the foundation vottons when the Meigs County 1 b I f Mmutenal Association met Mon. It 00 ormu a day at the Federated Church Other countieS In danger of lor Followmg a cotfee break when lng fund• are Berkeley, 3~29- per Rev and Mrs Waldo J Bartels cent Fayette 32 77 per cent, served doughnuts and coffee Rich Gre~nbner, 28 96 per cent, Ka ard S Owen. general manager of nawba, 35 35 per cent, Mar~~hall, The Dally Sentmel, a guest, spoke 3&51i- per cent, Mercer 38 88 per on "Church News" and 1howed- a cent• KMU"oc 3938 per cent, Put· f1lm "Lookmg on wtth The Dally nam: 3417 per cent, Summers, SenUnel,11 after which various 31.-0S':.per C"'rrt Webster 3718 pel' problem1 W<'l'e dascussed cel'li ·,nd Wood 36 03 per cent • DUring the busjncss 1eulon In ~d percentage la5t year cbtirge of Rev Wesley Jenkiaa pre1tdcnt, 1~ was propofM!d tbat wuoe per 1 rnt and four countie.11 the A&SbC:Iahon have 11 ~ta ta. U. 1tate sustamed losses The tlvt meet wtth the local committee requiRe~ pt'rcentagc then was 35 on tbe bearmg tor a special elee Thtr eounttr~ b<'luw the 40 per tlon It was decided to po~tponc C!Mt> required th•s yP.ar have until the County Youth Rally until levy es\lmatr lime Ill August to recoup Mirch Ttte March meeting wlll be held The report a!Bo revealed that at the Racine Baptist Church tax collectlo.Js 1n 41 o£ the statc'.!l Ministerial Ass'n Meeting Held At Federated Church Fog In Big Area Is Noted Today He~vy fog, ob~;K:urlng visabthly for traveler~, and making !lcarctt for two JUVentles in the woods around Coolvllle diftieu!t, was re ported along State Rt 7 frOm Par· kersburg to Pomoro)' thil morn· mg 55 counlae.s rematn .short of local share amounts for wh1ch they are held under the school atd formula (tonhnued on page two) Burn Victim To Undergo Skin Graft Operation Uatlenc Stukrv )3 )car old Wa Bt~h s~hool student, h:Js beea- takt'n to Sl Mary's Hospital Hbnijll:glon f11r ~kin grafting <'P en.i.kms fo:Jo-...Lil;! .ev~re bmns .sllffered In an ace1dent at her hon1e In :M'<i~On about two. w~t ago h.aJna, Tra,•elcrs sa1d the fog 'II'.U th1ck. over most eccttons of tbe r1vcr, and extendang back over the highway In man; places Two juven ilea, who reportedly bad stolen a car in ZaMttVille, were holed up Tht! yolUlg gH1 who 111 the dau· in fog and woods near Coolvallc ghter of Mr<; Johnnte Mae Stukev, at noon today suflcud third degree burns of the tup~ and lr"~ whl'11 her sk1rt GRANGE TO MIET TAkEN TO t>IOSPITAL H:~rn.iiOllVIilt! Grange "'ill 1111 ( 1 caught (trc a<; ~he stood clo8>C to Tllclma GrueiK'r watl taken by Thursday cvcnmg at 7 30 111 th~ a gas heater 111 the bAtlvoom of the P.Omeruy emergency squad t(} Grilnge 11:!11 lll'cordlr,g- to Norm 111 h.er hom'! ' Metga General Nosplt,ol at D 15 to Will Worthy !\laster The fourth It wa11 !'f"porh d that she 18 ex. day st.ilfer1ng a pusiS.Iblc fracturelj degree will be contcrctd 111 rull pcctcd lo be a patient at the Hun· ankle. m&ton hospJtal for several weeks. lorm ---- RENO, Nev (UP)- Frremen shot htgh-pre..ure jets of wa• ter today tnlo the smoking rubble of what had once been a Offteen from three ~outheuter,. prosperous street m the heart of Reno - untJI leaking ga~~ Oh1o countte1 were trampling destroyed It lD three fiery blasts through wet and rough terram a A series of three explosiOns and the ensumg flJ"e Tuesday round Coolville th.ts momma: m a k1lled two persons and IDJUred 42 others At least f1ve big hunt for two bo) s reported to - - - - bwldmgs wo>re destroyed and a bavc stolen a nr tn Zanesvlll~ acore of others were damaged 10 Low Property Appraisals May Cost Mason County ~hools State Funds Voreh was born March 1~. 1870, llean in Aul'oitraht~t, and he and his wifl.', tl c former ,lo;hzabcth Oslahcl•, tame to thJs country JJMn after their marriage Jan 6) 1900, m Au6 traha They celebrated ttte1r 57t't wedding anmversary last Jan 6 He was the son of Mary and Joe Voreh The D~ "wonder dn.1" II of no lu·J:fllo you whea preter1pdou &o YJ lor problpt pro{~ou.) Ferguson was arrested at h1~ home and committed to the Coun· ty Jall Another \ 1ctnn of an auault .Monday was LeRoy Taylor, 53 of Btdwetl, who has charged Earl D Roush, 20 of Galhpohs Rl 2 and Joseph N Roush o£ Btdwcll with asS<~ult w1th mtcnt to kill Both are also mcal"cerated m the Gal lla County Jatl Voreh "ho !or 16 years ha~ lived m Btdwcll and worked as a shoemaker, Is survlvf!r! b,v hts wile Elizabeth, aud one brot~, Frank, also of Btdwen, and the following chlldt-en Frank, Waller, Jose<J~ Jr , Mrs Grayson Kendrick, all of B1d Nell, George, of Omar, W Va, Ste\ e of Monavllle, ~ Va , Mr~: Basil Batley and Mrs Edwanl Wool~;ey, both of Columbus, and Mrs Joe B<tr!.osh of New York worn over tht lulijted ltllmlpit. CADIL~C Driver Is FI'ned &.l A 'd Dally Senhnel I ruter CCI ent ~5 Mam'-st• TU es• toda~ l1D Tlueves l.troke into WahaRUI R1th School on SllDday mght and escaped Wlth. a small sum of mon tlY a~ordmg to Principal Clyde Fole} Foley explaaned that State P >bee were mveatlgatmg damage rau&ed by the penon or person.t who entered the achool throuPh a wmdow In the boy& bate:ment He satd that the m1lk dtspenser and coke f'OOler were both looted but that Jess than two d~lara had i>(oen taken from both The thlevPs tampt)rcd wtth the com mechnrr asm on each and brokt'! the door on the latter to get to the eotns Tbry also broke a wandow tnto lhe ocnce and cnt.,red tt but nothing 1s m11stn~ there Othe,. rooou entered included the ('and:, room on the same floor as the off1ce and ot.ber rooms Marl.on Franc1.11 .11c:hool custod r.othtng ha 1 tan, reported that been amus when h-e was an the ~ehool on Sunday The damage wa~ d:scovcred em .Mr nday morn >ng As Blast Levels Business Center' Coolville Area For Two Youths 1! 1 Ba>rd told the -lllrl• MINERS Posse Searching Entire Block Reduced To Ash~ Wahama ~hool Entered Sunday Joseph Voreh, Sr., 85, a former operator of a shoe repau ' lhop at 202 N Seeond·st In Middleport, died Tuesday morn- And Ransacked Ing m Holzer Hospital of a fractured skull and other injuries this mornang that Gallla Counll' Prosecutor Warren Sheets !'\__ qqestiOmng more wlt.nesees but as yet bad not Jndtcated as to Clyde E KlQ.g, U.uUand 'AilS what sp<'etfle ctlarges would lx> charged WJth. drtVlnl{ without a<~ llUide $Uf'ed clear distance and fined $10 No reason u yet ha! been of aqd eoste followmg a traffic acci .fered for the attack t n the .aged dent :Jn W Mam Street •'1 Pome roy about 1 p m Tueaday .shoemaker, ofhctals satd According to mveallgatlng orr. George Voreh, son of the Vlctim, sa1d that Jack Sl(lsbak of BidweU cer Henry Werr:r a car driven by who was present at the tJme o. Kmg struok barels, used 11 gads tbt attack on the partaaUy bhnd Kmg struck barrel1, U!!ed u guard , and par&tyzM m:m had told him o~t a water ma111 repair loatJon that Ferguson had stepped 111 The barrels wl're knoeked In front front of hu car at the mterscctlon or a c.ar driven by Otto L Strau111 o! Rt 160 on Clark Church rd in Pomeroy Damage to Strauss'& car wa11 esttmated al $50 Porter causmg htm to sloP Kan'i:' aopeared In Mayor E F Accordmg to accounts or the a~ sault the older Voreh who was ~ Itobm_.on's court where the State brought George JJ paa11enger, leaned from the car Patrof also Hart who was cbarged with dr1v 1: wlndOa: and asked Ferguson wna lng left ~f center and fmed $5 was wrong l<'erguson JS then al leged to have struck Vqreh dra~ aM co!its "illg his head mto the window vet tilator and then pulled the stun ned man from the car and strutk hrm: ala.t(l dnvln1 Jail be.tt* uato l road I!I!I£.P1 and then fle•J.J.b~ &eene lnJ II IW61ler-fGMhe..bllcb to ward ott brtlll ... bn-. Tht knltcoo~ bJo Reid, lo m•~ Ia otrlpoo ..d crtatn ID IDMCDblt 1oolr: when SINGLE COPY--5c eno Former Middleport Busiuess Man Killed In Gallia County Assault rec::e1ved tn an attack made upon him Monday afternoon by Wyatt B. Ferguson, 35, of Rl 2 Bidwell Voreh lived at Bid· -well ...t d•Y. tonivht and fhurtday Occ .. •lon•l IL!iJht ra1n or drtnM ~tt 1 ln touth thro"'iilhovt ~Mrlocl. Hlth today ln th• middl• 30's • - • neor .to ••treme MVth. Low •• n ltht 25 to 3:1 north, U t. Jlsouth OSIOD 1 ly UNITED PlESS Mottly ch~udy and much c"•nte In ..,_peretuN to- Pomeroy·Mtddleporl, Ohio, Wedneilday, February 8, 1957 a.uault In Galh.a County Jail was to be thargcd later today wit'1 more llf'rlou,. chitrtf"s ac:cordln6 to Shertff Oacar Baird. ot a bach 'IllS MODI!., - Oh1o • \ -·-~/, Weather I ~~DISHPAN - a . enttne - NO 250 " Ferguson held under- charges of In l.oll AnJtlelt II pletlii'Wd......, wm lnotoll•d" the actlni church 1952 VOL Vlll \ ' .,r lloeU are tt'tlnpltte aQd up to date Bnn1 ,..,._. In Clrtntlatlou Receives Award For Saving Life Of 12-Year-Old V1ctor !-larbrecht have rccetved word th11t theJr brother, Homer E Terrill of M.ami, Fla was recent ly prellt'nted the Carne1g1e Hero Award for savmg the life of a 12 year oil! &:Jrl ln 1956 Mr Terrill, who had been forced to retlre after 411 years service w•th AT&T co due to a heart condition, p 1unged mto. the lake at .Pe{lchncy, Mich and pulled the airl to safety Terrill ts a former Pomeroy re51dent. e In Local Newo Ia A.dvert!Jinr ee-;n:t:ly:_:!l;;;p,:Dit::::d_;~:_:'::";:_;::_==::·::~:::~-~~=~=tlp::_:·:::..:·~-=-=-;::-~_::;_;;;;; chairman ol t>ntertalnment; Mr~ council of the Federattld Church llliii Floyd Carma('k rood commlltoo Jean Lea:1on, wUl attend ~c Ghur ehalrman NAMID MANAGER "h Christ toniJht and M!Jii mQ~ Al11o a111'nrltns !he mef'llng were Jll(flf POINT. N c UP_ at Lhc Lt-glon Hall at 1 p m and Robert Trwk~hary and Leland Frank Lucchesi baa btlen named <~tlcnd the rcv1va1 ll!!rvlcl's m a ,.,ailahk Our rr•ttriptiGI:I! RST ronizi~t~. LOSES, GAINS ONI , uunr • body They plan to len~ fr,r tl\" Chur Una Lct,~~:uc. lie piloted the Salt "h at 7 20 p m and, weather per Lake City tum to a aecond place mtUlng, n1COt Lhe members of the finish in the Pioneer Le11guo l11t 1 Auxiliary o( the !Alglon at lhe togeh1cr year. ctmreh and wdoat it: II ch Monday evemng A:pproxlmat ely e1gbty meJnben and pests were present for the prPiJ'&m and JO<'ll. hour • Mn C P Bradbury opened the service With aa organ prelude and Mn Allen Hughes prealdenl. prended and read "A Good, Chri.. tian Friend" and gave an openmg WOODI,Aal RENO, Nev. - Ordination Of Church Elders Made Sunday managt•relub of \be High Point·Thom· :~~~~~~~~~~~~~~B~r~D~w~n~o~ld~•~'~'~======::-1 asviUe Jn the Clua 8 caro- J011 .,.. W B. H. Sanborn Mission~ Society Fell.owship Teo Held Monday Night The Daily Sentinel ' I March'Of-0--.m-e-S May Hit $6 000 (n M ason Coun f y Mason Schools To IEnter Tr1'-State Spelling Contest Mason Count)'s 1957 March of Dames may offtCL&ls !'eSch $6 000 according to county of tll1e dnve wHI who s&ad that final figures not be known for approximately two weeks Last year, the dnve raJsed $l3 832 10 the county Still to be heard from are re poru on school com card eollec lions com collectors sent to res•· dents of tht: county the Teens Agamst Poho program, and o~er 1amaller projects such as bake l.11alcs. h A In the Benr Area t m~ncan Le1f10 Thr. :l.!ason l unty school sys tern ts one of mne who bave ftlPd earty entr1es m tbe Trl.State Spel hng Bee sponsored by a Hunttng ton newspaper m Huntington I fl c fin ill spclldown w1\l be held ,,. }1:1}' w1th the TriState cttamp llo,• lube g1ven a tr1p to Washmg for an expenses-paid week and parttctpataon m the Ni.tional Spel· lm~;; Bee there lion r: ~edA~~ !" ,.:; M~~:~ eo ec n on Polto there on last Thursday eve.nmg In addlhon a total of $46 39 Wai collected m canDlsters set l about the town ~ The Mothers Club Ill Mason re ported lha~ they had collected $2M •s m Mason Ctty In a Similar drive last Thursday. County o(ftttals on last Satur day reported that the Mothers ,larch on Polio at that ttmc had netted $1 450 Wtlh $750 of the amount be111g ratsed In Pt Pleas· arlt by the Jumor Woman's club thm _ Livelier Meeting urged By SCh00I Superintendent va:t~:~edact:::e 1dent1f1ed as Mrs John. DuPrtll 60 of Reno, and Frank Spana, 48, owner ot a shoe factory that was ~utted m the blast Spina apparently was blown clear JCross the street and under a b th e I or ce oI the a P•rk·-• ~ c r Y exp}os•on V1cttms In Stroets C1ty offH'trls estimated ttte damage at S3 million Reno s famed g~mbhng castnol rematned oS;Ien for busmesa donna: the holecaurt One w1lnesa, Mar-garet Jone11 an a1rhne stewardeu_ Said patrorts In the ruveraide notl'l were s\iti gambling and dtdn't .seem concdrned at all" But a block away across the nver W35 a fearful scene Flame.!l spouteo from the wmdows and 1roofs of bu1ldmgs. broken glass bt;. lered the strt>et and score.11 of men and women lay m the streets ~any screan ed tn fright or agony or both Alter 11 was all over, firemen were thankful that the toll of dead was nut worse The odor of escapang KaJ nad served to warn 1manl' persons away from the area Scores of persons evacuated several bu1ldmgs momeol.6 befora the acc1clen1 Guardanwf( s.. nct By Frremen were UIIAble to search the rubble tmmed1ately for more bodles Early today, It was still smokmg such was the: Intenatty of the flames •vhen they raged at thear !leigh! I I I I I l 1 The seen" of the holOCllust was First and Sierra streets, one block north of the Truckee River Nearly 150 Nevada National Guardsmpn were ordered to the scene lo evacuate an etght·block area and to prevent looting.. Even· tually, people were allowed buk tnto the area except for the worst damaged blucks Pollee saJd the blast was the result of ::1 leak m an under ground gas mam The leak had gone on for at least an hour and a half beforr the rarst explosiOn allowtng a dangerous quantity of natural gali to ('Olleet m the area lfrs Irene Morgan, 65 was dnvang her automobtle past Paterson s Department store whfm the explos1nn ocrurrcd Wlnchht•ld Blown Out I was JUSt dnvmg by tbe store when l thought someone had h1t me on the head wrth a roek,' she sa1d I couldn t understand how beeause all the wmdows we~ dosed ... "Then I I'Ot1ced that the wtnd· sh1eld was blown out and the stuf· fmg of the ~ea.s was flymg m the Otl11 r • entered thu"' far 10 ti-c co 11 t ~~ t r~re c I•-< 11 and 1 1 ~ 41 1 C(l;.~nl!ts m West V1rgmaa, C!tes ~ [• ~h· Ohw, and from Kentucky the Ellloll and Greenup County ' sth('o s Pa1ntmlle Cotl~t. s 1r,:J W A Patason owner of the two story department store wretk· and Russell .~ ool svsteiiTI ed In lhc blast saJd he smelled a slrong odot of gas an hour and a half bef01 c the farst exploston , • 1 He called lttc Sierra Pacific Power Get the hell over Compnny here and turn ll off" When the fumes became worse, he saJd, he ordered aJI customers and emplo) t-es out of the store ThJs was a few ruoments before T ll• Stmns, a Pt Plm•nt morlJraan h,os been named coro- the cxplosiOilS ncr of Mason County to succeed Dr Edna fl Geltles, It has been 1 announced '" T R sleVeRS (S INamcd As Coroner For Mason County I - - -- Randolph Rites foBeHeld On Friday, Feb. 8th Ste\cUs w-.s appolnted to the post by the Mason County court Counl) Supertntendent or Sr." on January 26 and recently took oots 0 0 Pallt'rson said toria) ht hts oath o( oflace Rei' ISf'o£1 mcmbN~ Of JI1C ('Ollnl\ He ~uccf'Cfls Dr Gettles who board of educ11110n T Jesda, nag 1 had served 1n the post for seven Sen ICt's for Mary Randolph, "thtng~ arc gcttmg ton dull a yellrs She In turn succeeded Dr who d1ed at h!'r home m Reeds. round ht>rc anrl 11 looks J•kc we II Roy W Eshl'naur valle Tu('liday mght wdl be beld have to h~vc a ll1le , cdtstrlCll"l Fnday al 2 p m at the griYesade to hvcn lhtn;:;:s up 11o, 1 AKKET RE"ORTS m Rccrlsvllle ceme1ery Mr Pattt'rson was rl'portmg on l'JL r• Survnors arc a fosl.cr daughter, a rl'g1tlar nwetmg of the board an ( INlt'lNNATI 0. tiP - rr nl Ahec J Batie) R.eedsvdJe, two whtch president (art Kautz presl'l urr ststers Ella Powell Reedsville, d Only TQutJnc buslnlSS sppca"cd ' 111~1kct abot.t srbdv net and Lr1t1c rru~c. Long Bottom I'LLc ~ Jl~Ld ! (aftn~ !or U .,.; bn the agenda Arbaugh 5 Funera! Home ls ln !las remark ur.J;:mg l11eher me• I· -:' 1' ~tad£'~ wh cB a 1 chargf' tT1rnf'Js may call at tbe mgs was m Jest he smd and m rc bro"ns A JUmbos 34-39 A Ia l;l<' residence anyttme colled1on c1 m.an) 'v •ry mtere~t :u 36 A mediUms 2'1 :!9, A sruJI! .ng mcelmgs of 11 few vcars ago 1!0 24 R large 27 30 Pr1ce.s F WOMAN AAILID cotnc 1,Jenlal w1th the rcdJstrlcUng 0 H Cmctnnall w!lates , and ~' 1 1\l<~nc Darst MlddleJtQrl, ot oa~lcan Mel'S County sthuul lr•1~n~ '\large 3839 A lllotillll:'l was .. rn:-.t1 d hj Patrolmen Ike aastn<-ts "' ~5 1"' B lar~;t> 3~.JG Nt• 1l .md Stewart Harr111 and lorl· All munhus of 1hi' hoard WCfl l 11 1 k( n~ f1 ycrs .•f •t ' l'k ly Jl.('d 111 ru1111t} jaJI Tuesday mg'lt present, tncludmg Varga! Alkms fr~ • 1 ~ J 3 'rZ Jb 19-20 h•~n t!ea\) for a tnt r <lppeaadntt m th.e George Perry GoJ:"don Collins ami lYtle 3 l!'i, htn~. ltght hpt• !J 11 court of Mavor C 0 Fisher Shtl IJvrold Rou~n .f?JHt:r, 90 score 68 cents 1.). was charged w1Ul tnl01icaUon. �• • • • !-DaOy Sentfliel, Pomeroy-Middlt,p<Jrt, 0 , Feb. 6, 1957 HELL HATH NO FURY LIKE- The Daily Sentinel DEVOTED TO INTERESTS OF MEIGS -MASON AREA , MEETING SCHEDULED RICHAllD S. OWEN- GENEIIAL MANAGER ; REYNOLD E. GREENE - EDITOR •--~~~ •dvvtiaing rtpresentat1 ve . Bottine-lli-Kimball, Inc ., 3t3 ...,., 01\lo. Subscription rates . Delh·ery by carrier whcrf' available 30 cents P"f ~ODE: fear ln 3d\~nce .at The Dally Sf'Htine l oH!ce, $1560 , SLI IMntbs, S7.80;" thl"e'e !"Ohths, $3.90. By mot or r out e where a ~·alli!hle . one month $1. By matl one year $8: si"' months, $4.25; three months ' $2.50, one month, Sl. Publtst-aed eYery afternoon except Sund aJ by The Ohio \'alley Sf'ntln.fl. ~nc. , at l 10 Mechanic St . Pomeruy, 1l Bus mess oHU't' phOilt' 398 ed~or11l off1ce phon;; 397. ' PlAN GOLDEN WEDDING Mr <tnd Mrs. Albert Duckworlb or Syracu<; t> will observe their Go lden '\\ e-dd1 ng anniversary with an Opt<n Hrm!!c to aU their friends from 2 to -t p. m. Saturday, Feb ruary 16. No Place But Home For Boy The necessary relear.e of a 16-year-old juvenile l.a st week by Judge ~ohn C. Bacon because he had no place to send him un~~r~mes t_he need in Ohio for expanded juve nile correction faahhes . W1th no place to send him ex cept home that's exact. )y "."here the judge Lilrected him . Thi S, ha\'£' g~d reason to PLAN SPECIAL PROGRAM Mar v Shrine, White Shrine of Jerusalem \\till meet in 1bular sessio11. Friday at 7:30 p. m., at the IOOf•' H •.U. A special program will be presented by the G-allipolis group and potluck refreshments will be SE' ~ \'ed All members are urgeJ I') ar:end. we beheve, pleased U:r YOllth 's mother , which is fortunate both for t~e boy and the mother. It necessanl y was not the best solutiOn to the problem a! this partkular- Hi-year-old, or of any boy eruneshed in s.imtlar difficulties. Many such youne· sters would have n? mother or father to whom they could be released. legal right to hold him. · We cannot help but wish veteran teacher and Boy Expert E 0. Saund_ers had a chance at this young ft>llow who appare~tly has shpped into incorrigibility Saunders may not be in his prime now, though he still is breezing along very strong could have interested the boy In Saunder's best years, how: ever , we'd have to bet on Saunders, the former Ashland High School Dean of Boys, to have succeeded in interesting this present pro~lem of _our Juvenile court not only in right be· havior but In applymg himseH to learning something about the world around him as well. Wh~le it by no means is possible always to straighten up the m1nds of mentally retarded youth , great progress is being made In this field every day. Home life . neighborhood con~ltlons ~~d ~ssoclations. have been prov('d of great influence m cond1homng young minds to rejP('t what appears normal to most everyone else. Ct.nsiderahle discussion has been reported recently here over a movement to al·quire a school for meutally retarded pupils in Meigs County II will come when the public is agreed one is needed . Judge BJcon 's recent rasr may be considered an ''argument for." . .. ~ : How About.l.t Governor? Destruction of the National Guard , lhrenteneli by arbitrary decision of the Pentagon brass to require s1x months active duty of all National Guard t•nlh;tl't'!-1 , may have been averted by the intemperate and uninformed "draft-dodging" commen tary of Secretary of DEfensp Char-ll's E Wilson before t he House Armed Scrvi<•es c:ornmiflee. Jo'aclng up at long last to the failm e of their costly reserve program, it would seem that thP. Army hPads convinced Mr. Wilson that the Guard wa s ::;tanding m thl' way by offering a young man the opportunity of hi•t·nmin g n ''dtizcn soldier'' (Us General Washington calh-d thr nul11iaman) withoul scrapping his civilian career. Having decided on the six ·mon1hs-training policy for the Guard, Mr. Wilson and hi s adv1-.ors then en lied in the Reserve Forces Policy Board of the Ddcnse Department and the Gen. eral Staff Committee on National Gtwrd and Army Reserve Policy to rubber stamp the decisions alrt'ady taken. Fortunately for the country at large, as well a-s for the Na· tional Guard and the prestige of thf' HHllvidual stntes, Mr Wil. son's charge .that the Guard becaml:' a refuge for d.ruft dodgers during the Korean War has stirred up H full.scale tempest. It i1 not likely to subside until the. Army' s Reserve plan fiusco and the professlonul soldier's animosit _v tow:lfd the Gu~rd are fully exposed . Maj. Gen .Elhml A \\'alsh, prCsidL•nt nf the National Guard Association, immediatelv hrantlt.·d the Wilson accusation "a damn lie." He rt.·minded the natwn that every enlistee was immediately liable to actlvt• sPrvit'l', that both the Army National Guard and th{· A1r Natwn.ll <iuard urged their complete mobUiz&tion immediah•ly at 1he outset of the Korean emergency. And while the Gov~rnment said no, lt was only a "police action," 37 )>ei'C'Pnt of the ArmY National Guard nnd 84 percent of the Air Nntional Gu ,m l w·el"(.' soon moblU:zed. With regard to thc.slx months Lraining pt:l'ioi:l demanded by the Pentagon, Gen. Walsh reminds us that the l\eserve ForcPs Act of 1955 P,I'Qvldes for active duly training periods of three to olx months,' aM that the National (ouard Association has ur!ed a mandatory three mo11ths program This It 110t my dunghill.'' said Mr. Wilson the other day, referrln& to the White House. And we wonder if the eame remark might not apply to the executive mansJons of the 48 JUtes - I!IJnce the Governors thereof are . nomint11y at least, I~ commandors-ln-c~lef of their respective National Guard units. WIII the States stand by whll<· the Federnt government absorbs their historic and valiant c·onstabularies.--as they have stOOd by while the Washington bureaucrats took over welfare at the state level. and as thf'v nre st<mdin\! hv while federalization of their schools Is hoin~ formulated' Perhaps It Is time for another Governors' Conference? ' Favorite, Humorous Sayings Many thoughUul persons have come across an apt phrase or Ummerick, or verse, sometime in their lives that atruck a deep ntlponse. Many of us clip out su<:h itl•ms, carry them In pot· ketbook, handbag, or billfold. Indeed. there is ~lie on lndu•d try that had eveloped around printing of succ net ~aayllliS" whith l\re sold to men and women '1\.ho llkc humor, Satire at the expense of friends, or commt!ndation through a nicety turned series of words. Was it not Ben F'rankUn who mnde aomethin& out of this sort of thing' ~Two such verses are printed below, together with th'e . names Qf their sponsors. The nrst is displayed by Dr. Jolin Rlehardron of New Haven, W. Va , when an opportunity ,tises. · It ~oes: 'Lord, fill my mouth with worthwhile stuff. And nudae me when I've said enough ." Tbls, naturally, Is first rate material for professional speak· ... to carry uollnd wltb them. Another person, John Full• of .:· M.illdleDOrt, auoclated with the Rizer OU , Co., of PomerPy• • The u1onthly meellng or the Alfred Horne Extens1on Club will be held 11: t hv home o£ Ella Yost on Thu r.sdrt y. Feb. 14th. Subjed " Ttme Ma r. agl'ment '' ...........,a Ave., New York City, 16, N Y. T , Rntered at aecond clu.s ma1Ji ng lllll th'r at th e post office at Porn- Facts in this case show that the boy had been committed a year ago to the Boy's Industrial School at Lanca~ter . Upon his release _officials there told the local court they would not reaccept h1m. In December of 1956 Judge 'Bacon sentenced the boy to a school for the mentally retarded. A number of events i~tervened to make_ irApossible 'C!arrying out this sentence, Ftrst, the youth. With another juveni.le, pulled orr asuccessful escape from the county jail. By the Hme he had decided to gin himself up the courl learned there were no schools to which h~ could be sent. Meigs county's quota is tw_o per year at exJ.Sting schools for mentally retarded and l~ts numbe~ was alrea~y complete. So he was sent home to h1s mother 111 rural Me1gs County bv the .Sheriff who had no Daily Sentinel Day Book COTT"R_E_L_L_IITIS Funeral services for William Cottrell~ Cheshire wUl be, held GO Thursday t~t 2 p. m. at the Hobson Church of Christ in Christian Unien with the -Rev. 0. H Carl offlelatlng. Burial will be in the Che!Jhire GraVel Itil1 Cemetery by the Rawlings-Coats Fhneral Home. Gravel HilJ Cemetery by the R.awlini9·Coata Funeral Home. TELEVISION GUIDE WSAZ-TV Ch~m,el3 ---Wednesday Thundt~y WSAZ-TV CHANNEL 3 8:55 Si.wn On 7 00 Today 9:00 Coffee Time 10 :00 Home 11:00 The p ..ice is Right 11 :30 Truth or Consequences 12:00 Tic Tac Doqah, J2 :30 11 Could Be You 1:00 Current 2:00 Camera Goes to School 2:30 Tennessee Ernie Ford 3:00 Matinee Theatre 4:00 Queen h:tr a Day 4:45 1\fodem Romt.ocel 5:00 Comedy Time 5 .30 Yy Little · Margie 6:00 Waterfront 6:30 New& Picture I:U SPOrts Eye 6:M Wcatbercast 7.09 ll!aYor of tho Town 7:50 Eddie Fisher 7:45 NBC News 8:00 $lrtlil RoildaJ 8 30 Fathfr K.'lows lest 9:00 Kraft Theatre 10:00 .,.,11 Is Yo\lf' Ll.le 10:30 TB-\ 11:00 N'w' Beadu ... ll:U Wea~rcast U;!O Preis Box 11:25 Ton!S!ht WSAI-TV B·!\," ..,liD 0'1. 7 00 TodaJ 9.00 Coffee Time • 10:00 Home ,1 II :00 U :30 12:00 12:30 I 3 n.~ purpose of the Art Work· shop, Superintendent Glbb.!l U· plained, was to get the Pomeroy elementary teachers · and princi· pal!f acquainted With the manY modern materials available for art tnttruetion in the elementary schools. The Pl'ice ts' ftiibt Truth or Cons"eQuenees Tic Tae Doulll. It Could Be Y-ou , School teachers and admlnlttntor .. participated Ln the P•Jmeroy Ar~ Workshop: Superintendent C. S. Gibbs, Prlnclpal Ralpb Spence~. Principal Heled WllU1m1, Mar&'aret Le\\-il, Harriett M.. Spencer, Ge lle:Vieve Stobart, Hftlen Neaae, MaThe Art Work~op was eonducl ry v. Relbet, Farle Eri.ewine, Rob ed under the guid1nce of E. E. ut. Roberti, Rutbanna Zundel, EJ· Clark. sales representative of The len Gibbs, Beatrice Reinhart, Al1. S. Latta, Inc., of Huntlngt8n, W. thea Bry:~n. Parsvn'!i Stl..dy 2.30 Tennessee ErQie fo.rd 3 00 Matinee Tbea1re 4:00 Queen For A Qa7 4·4!) Mode"n Romantel ~ : 00 Comedy Time 5:30 My Little Marg,le 8:00 Flatt aild Scrulcs ' Sho• Vo. 6:30 News Picture 6 : 4~ Sports ~ 6:55 Weatherca.tt 7:00 Crun"h and De1 7:30 Dinah Shore' Sbow 7:4.5 NBC NtWJ 8:110 'Y~u liet Yo\Jt'. tt!J 8:30 Drajnet · 9:\)0 PeonJe•., Ob~lee 12:30 Slgn Off WCHS-TV ChanneQ 8 - - -.- ·-- The followin; area educator.1 were guests of the Pomeroy teaebert .at the Art Workshop: Hl!len rfals, Helen Carper Leona Story, and Ada Huakina of the Bedford Diatrict; Eleanor Crow of Syracuse School; Lettie Youna: of s.Uabury Sehool; Norma WUaon of Bra4bury; Carolyn Smith and Nonga Roberta: of Rutlanct School Distriet A delieioua luncheun · wa• prepared · and 1erved by Mn. Ro)· MaYer,, Mrs. Robert Arnold. Mr•. Edward Arnold, and 111'1. ·Wyatt Gilbert. MT. Austin Ph11lip1 helped In many ways, Mr. Gibbs stated. The following PomerOy Public TO RITUII,N HOMI .. M1ss Bessie Pettit has been nolitied of the birth of a daughter, Jeanie Daune, on Monday to Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Hougland, Well- _.,...... . WCHI-TV CHANNEL I WCH$-TV CHAHNIL I ston. The JllO(ber is the former 8:00 Captain Kangaroo Janice Colr., Wellston. Grandpar· 8:00 Captal.o Kanaaroo 9:00 Mornine- Show arf1 Mr. and Mrs. Guy Cole 1:00 Morntq ShoW .:;::-:==::-::-::=-::c-:c::·-=-::c----,----:-;-:-:;-::- -;--;---:- - - -::~::-:::-::::::--- ents 10:00 Garry Moore 10:00 Garry Moore and Mr. anrl Mrs. Floyd Hougland, meot, at birthday cake and 1ce MASON CLINIC: cream were served. Rlta rece1ved AdnL ~s1om. D.:miel Tomlinscr, Welht~n. Creat grandparents are IO:SO Arthur God!reJ tO:SO ArWJu.. 'iodfrey 29; Earl Mr. and Mrs. Joe Evans, Pomeroy. 11 :SO Strike It Rich many lovely gltta. Mtdd\eport, January !1:30 Strike It Rich By Alta Con• 12:00 Valiant Lady Clayton Morrll and flmily of Sh.a1n. Racme, January 29, W11i t2:00 Valiant Lady Mr .and ~Irs. Birchcl Hamilton 12:13 Love Of Life DAR TO MEET of Dayton spent the week end Columb1.11 •pent the week end with \\'1\lkk )liddleport .. January 31 ; 12:30 Search fill' Tomorrow D. v. Morrls and famll)'. William Gilkey, Mtddleort , Febru12:15 Love of Life The return Jonathan Meigs with her (Jarenls, Mr am\ Mn. 12:30 Search For Tomorrooa Mrs. P.:va M.orrll hu returned to ary 1·. Everett Connally, Letart Chapter of the Daughters of the 12:45 Guidinll Liibt Taylor Moore. her employment at Ohio UniverFalls , Uhro, February 2; Mrs. Bon· wiiJ meet 1:00 Katie's Kltt::hen American Revolution Opal Yit!plllrick, Johnny an6 12:61:1 Guiding Light me Jean Dailey, Pomeroy. Febm · Friday afternoon at the home of Bonnie madl! a trip to Athens 011 aU.y, Atlten!l. l :00 Kal1<!'s JCitchen Tom Flllpatritll; and Albert ary 2; Mn Betty Jamca, Hartford , Mrs. Dey Hysell, Pomeroy, with 1,30 A.o The Worl~ Turna Thursdly lflcrnoon. 2:00 Our MW Brooks 1:30 As the World TurD.I Ml'. •114 \Irs. Wesley Gregoi) Cone made a bullntu trlp to Febn1ary 2, Elisa M~.Millan, R:t· Ah·s.. John Duerr~ Mrs. Thomas cine, February 2; Debbie McMii- Geoglein anrl Mrs, Harry Craig as 2,30 2:00 Our Miss Bruob were consu11ing a doc-tor in Mc- Hun.Ungton, W. Va., Thunday, lJ~Uii.t:&-AI"b Roa:er JeUers spent an eveninw lcln , R-.cint!, February 3; Mrs. assisting hostesses. Mrs. Della 2:30 Housepr.rty Arthur, Saturday. 3:00 1he Bla Payoff lut week with the Ear-l Jr .. tton Gt·ace Young LP.taf~, W. Va , Feb Windsor Will present a program 3:00 'l'he B.g Payoff Rita J . l\lllbur celebrated her 3:30 Bob Cro.sby Show ru<try 3, Thomas Spencer. Long on "Great American Patriots.'' third blrthduy Wednesday even- family ln Canton. 4:00 Briabter Day 3,30 Bob t:rosbv Show Mr. and Mrs. Vance Wllbur and Hollom, l"t>bruury 4. ing. Gut<sl-t were Mr. and Mrs. A. 4:00 Brighter Day Rita 1,n1re Sunday dlnner cue11ts Gf D1rthll: A dau.:h.ter to Mr. &IHI Seeret Stonn MEETING ..OSTPONED U5 0. Wilbur, Bob, Kenny, Virgini• 4:15 Sec1 :>-t Storm Mr. and Mra. Arnold Wilbur and :\1rs. non<~liJ James of Letart on Fdge of Night The Miss!unary Society of the 4:30 and EhtP.beth of Hamden, Mr. "nd 4 :~0 EdR.! of ·Nie-bt Febru ary 2; a _.~on to Jl!lr. Sllll Mr:1. Mt. Moriah Baptist Churcil, which 5:00' Th• ll:arly Show Mrs. Hurold Wuugh, Guy and War- family. Your Esso Reportu Mr . and Mrs. E. w. Holcomb ~ohert E. Datley , Pomeroy, vn was scheduled to meet this week 6:30 ren of Well ·,ton and Mr. and Mrs. 5:00 'l:ne !l'nrav Show at the home or Mn. C. R. Young, Guy Wi!btlt and family, W~ll8ton, vi1hed folb here O\'Cr tbe week ••thruary 2. 6:30 Your !!:sst. ReJY)rtet 0:-'5 S~tt'rts Parade has been postponed unlll April 4 Mr. and Mr ~. Albert Cone and Mr.' end returning to their home ut 6:46 Sportfl Parade -- -- - We&therman becaus..- of the illness of many ur 6:53 anr.i Mr!4. \';1nce Wilbur. Refresh· Canul Winchester, sunday. . 6:~5 We!!.therman 7:00 Jm Corey Show the membe'".'l. 7:00 Art Linkle•)er & the Kula 7:1' Douglas F.dwards 7:15 Dougla:c El•ards 7 :BQ Giant Step (Contlnuad from ~MQe ot~•l AUXILIARY MEETING J:qfJ . ATthur Godfr~y lr Fr162lda 7:30 Sgt. {l:r~n of tJae _}'ukoD Low counties in the survey were The ·At.UCiliJry of the -Lewi~• •:at: Tb~lllionala .... ·, l lf:OO _"': ~b Cumj:Dingg Sho1 Grecnhner at 24.24 per ,eent and ley Po S;t, .~Americln Legion, wW ll:30 Chm"ax . . 9·10 J'.{ Got ~ret 1 Mason at 28 76 pe~ cent. ~lit MondC~Y al the h.ome of Mrs. 10:00 20th Century Fox Hour 9:30 Playhouse 90 Dl' spite the fact that ' !lo many Campbell Harper and members Pr..ldent Hopes to Keep 11 :00 Up to the Minute~ No Chang•s of Personn•l l'Ounlies are b,gging behind in are ut .~ed to pay the1r dues at thl.c; \1:00 Up to tbe minute news 11 :0~ Seannina the Weather \1:06 lr,annlng the we•tber taxes for s~..hool aid, the tax dePresent Cabinet Intact forecast at Thb Tlmt meeting whH'h is the deadline ror ll:JO 'l'he Late Sbf'W 11:10 The Late Show partment revealed that the new the paymem for the year. '-'lli'Cial la Cu1fral ['res~ A~sodat«m property aB!esament trends art! ASJUNOTON President Eisenhower Is exerling hlml!ltlf ta enrour::: wwg. Tht> report pointed 0!5 MEETING keep hl!! present CabiMl Intact for at least a good porlton or oul that more progress has been Evangeline Chapter, OES, will h1~ aecond t11rm deKplte the personal deeh·e of some of them to 1et1re made toward asscss1ng property meel 1'bursday at 7:30 at the Malo pr1vate l!!e. <tl il!! lrue and actual value than sonic Temple and will have lnltiIt was notoworthy that at Ius recent pnaa conterenee, the chief WHTN-TV CHANNIL 11 ul an)' t1me 'tl rr.ceut years. WHTN·TV CHANNE~ 13 aliun according to the announcerxecuUve wenl oul nr lhe w11y to Hmooth over a reported difference 11:4:4 Sign On 11:4>& Sign On mt•nt made by Mrs Willis At!· ol view v.ith Treuury Secreliuv George M Humphrey. Mr. };,:~en­ ll:flt Cartoon Club 11:45 Cartoon Clull' th~ny, W. M. hower not only m!nlmiJed what apptared to be a 12:10 Nooo Ncwa 12:10 Noon Ne..wa 11iBug-reement within the administration over g-ov· 12:Uii Neighbors 12:1~ Neighbors MHS ALUMNI MEETING ernment spending but e11.me out In 8Upport of 12:30 Uberace 12:30 Liberace Alumni vffieers of Middleport 1 1:00 Femin!lie Touch Humphrey's views. 1:00 Feminine Touch High S~hool Alumm Assoeiation The Trea.sut·y chief had exprt:ased ahum over 1:45 Movit- Matinee will have a speci11l meetin11 thia 1:4!1 Movie Matinee the lad the rate of federal apending was on the 3:00 Afternoon ,.lim Ftstival 3·00 Afternoon Film Festival evening at7:30 iat the Hlgh School 1·\w.& and hl11 commenl!l on the budaet submitted 4:3q Super Serial Tim.., with Mrs. Robert coates. Pomeroy, 4 30 Super Sertal Time by the Wh&te House to Conrru• bordered on 5:00 Mickey Mouse Cl1.1b 5:00 Mickey Mouse Club president for 1957, presiding, All lhe liCid. O:QI\ ~ufralo DiU Jr. 6:00 Oartcon Club intere~ted persons are urged· to atIn previous admlnllllratlona, auch a atat~ment 11:30 Cartoon Club tend this meehng when tentative O:SO Five star 1'1881. by a Cabinet member might well have brought 8:4.G Five Star Final 7:15 John Daly Ittbe News plans will be started for the anlorth hill •·eaignatlon by requeat but In this caa•, 7:15 Jobr Dal.v &: the Newr 7:10 DiJoeylar.4 nual Banqut't Mr. Elaenhower made It plain that :1e want. '7:30 Sbenff ol Cochise Humphrey to remain In the Cabinet. 8:30 Navy Lo1 8:00 Circus HONOil GUESTS In another lnau.nc•, the Preald•nt talked to 8:00 OZIIe and Harriet 8:00 Wire Service Fred Dunn. Huntington, evan· 9:30 Ford Theatre Lubor Secretary James P. Mitchell out of resign~ 10:00 Air Tim& '57 aelist at th£" Church of Chriat Re- tO:OO Wednesday Nllbt Flgbtl lng to accept a much hl&her paytna poBl In p1i· Hl:30 Fran!tie Lalne vival 8~rvlet's, and Fred L Gard· 10:«6 Sporlleopo vlll• lndu11try. There »nay be Cabinet ch&nlfll- forthoom1111 IJut al 11:00 News of the Night ner, pastor of the church, and Mrs. ll:OO News of the Night the Prealdent'a behe:Jt. tht!y will be postponed until at least late ll:15 Theatre 13 thil year. Gardner were auests of honor at ll:l5 . Theatro IJ lU5 Sl&n Off a potluck dinner served Tuetday • • • • NEW ARRIVAL e BllDOET RLICINO - IIecretary Humphny'• proteat over govern· noon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. CANASTA CLUB menl ependilll' 11 UfHet•d to Jive the Demoorallc-eontroUed Con· Edgar Allenswortb. others present Dr. and llr• M. K. Fu&ate, AthMr1. Jamn Pullen and Mrs. rre• a atronr laeenllve tc aluh Mr. ICt•nhowtr'• peac•Ume r~e:ortl were Mrs. Gl!orge Childs, Mrs. eni, have announced the blrth of LeWl1 H. Sauer !Here cueata Tuesbudret ' ttQUfit tor 711allllon, 800 million dollara. · •Doyle Mltlu and Mrs. Ost'ar 1 seven pound aon, f'rltnlr ft1lph, day whtn Mrs. Ethel U.wenr enMany ' aconomy-mlntled lell•latore artl e011.VIIIeed the pmpoutl Roush. at Sheltering Arm• lloapital, Ath· tertained her Canasta Club. 'Prl~es ex"'dltu~ CIUl be w~lltled to about $70 bllboa ~ut •xactly where en a, on Tuesday, Februuy 5. were won by Mrs. Sauer,. M.rs tht cuta will bt m&ih will be del,t,rmlned by the Houae and Senate MOLOIN DIATH OranQitenh• are Mr. and Mrs. Harold EPJ.'ley and Mrt. Philip appropJtatlOftJ. eommttketl. Fritmds or the latP. Mrs. Will· rrant.l'ueate, Pomeroy, · and Mr. Bailey and Mrs. Norman · Hum• From: a poUtlcal ~polat, Demoeratle c.n,....lou.l. "INdira lllm tletteseimer havt' learned of ,.nd Mt8. Ralph Heck, Columbua. phrJn. The ltostess served a salad: wou~4 IUI.t to ~ &bh to olalm tbat they wen abW t. eurb aptnttlnr brotller, RPy )ln. Fu&ate is in Atben1 with her oourae to those named above and . the d~atb of her b7 ». ftlp'l~ 'l.dmll\ialfatton. Jl.fnlden, Langsville, who died ~n fil'andda\llht,f, MarBha, while he'r Mre. Paul Theiss and Mrs. Denver 'l"bt mil~ 'udpt irequ•ata tor J38 biUIM wilt uncterp 01.\"ttul Rlee. Columbus. Funeral services were mother iJ Jtcq:,italized. IC~ -..~~ , too~Wmlu m•.v come at tba expeue ot tM Pataheld Jn Columbus Tuf'Sday. aon. The Mi;vJ aM Army mar taka the brunt ot thf ax, how.,..r, rather than ttlli Air Force. -- Mrs.. Em.:Qa Sargent. So. Second St., ;Middleport, w11 to be returned llo'me Wednesday a:fterDOOD from Holler Hospital after &pending ·• "'itoek there. Her son a1:d daughter· to-Jaw, Mr. and Mn. Harold Sar· Jent, will return her bomll. COACH'S PROUD RICORD HANOVER, N. H. - Dartmouth colle~ football line coach Jack Mutick, won vanity football letten at Southern Calif-ornla in 1944 19f~ an-t 19i6; won the USC moat· vafuable-playf'r awud In 194~; and wu an all--coast Rlection at both guard and tackle. 1 ··WEEK ONLyt WORTJi OF ANY MERCHANDISE Yes--FOR ONE WEEK We are Offering I. WITH THE PURCHASE OF ANY 2 PIECE LIVING ROOM SUITE -- e • • • • VIM AMD VIGOR- White Hnuat oble1'Wlrt were lmpre.-d by tht" dlaplay of vlpr ud ener::t ehowa 1ay Prtlllcleftt ltl~~enhower both on hil O)'lq vatt to tht di'OUJ'ht area and throurhout the rlfOJW fJI tM IUupratlon. T~ droUI!\t tUn.rary Wll Nlpd ud hanl·paoecl thrt~uthout thl Un•·daJ trt.p and the chtef executtv• took It 1ft ltride, thea launehtd Into the JOtlftd of lllaurural certmonMI only a f•w daya later. Tholl wtw watohtd tbe Pruldent thr.uahout the ,,.,,..... perio4 view It u convtnctnc evld•nce that he hu ma~ • fuU t'lltOv•ry from both hla heart attuk ot llrtNIIMiy 18 montha ap and the lleltl• operation wiUch hoartt..-d pl~~:::!t'::.m.!;"'.~'tho P ...ld.nt that he ean 10 at 1'u11JPMd •rain in ......11 ,, extremely .,..... HOU8e <tM.u-. wLUt. lt.\1 whlte r•ponllbiiiUel. • • "" • ' • NEW I'ROI'OCOL CHIII:F- Tho propooed lavttaUono by 'l..r E.latnhowtr ta tarelp ehlef>t ot llat.e wlll 11ve a 43·ynr-okf'l'exaft\ a demaadlnl lnlroductMNt to hla new ,Jot., wney -Buchanan, former amb-Uiador to t.uxeinbou 1-1 , became the Stat• departmut'• new Chief of protoeoJ. blliftnlna F•b. 1 and •uch mUit ,.._tau arrlvlftr dlgnltartM. He et.o •tdq who alta n*Xt to whom at atate dlnntl'll and on th11 aide mutt N atrable, ultra·dtploma.uc and_!_lc~~ co~!!_~~~-·:-------­ *' holds the following lines ready tor his friends: "God created us with two ends, one to sit on, the other to think with. , · "A msn's success depends on which end he uses most- 11 it's heads you win, tails you lose." · Do yo~ llaYtr a favorite saying tbat blliU of a truism of Na lure! You can abare them with others by wrtlillg about theD! . to The EdiiQr'l 1\Jallllag. $100 Worth Of Merchandise FOR EXAMPLE: Living Ro.la and get For ~. $299.50 and get FREE 1 Set of SERTA BOXSPRINGS .MATTRESS ot $50.00 each for FREE OR $100 Val11e 1\tacked b)> the London newa .. pape~.s. (lnte~~~J.. MILTON~I,.'tf!!RIY ~·with new of:~-~ a cha.lr they bought tn Baii~Laoo tn 18M for '18. Now lhey find It 1.1 an ancient JDayptlai"'bhair, hom 1D B.C., &ad la worth $50,000. They are lD their Ia Anrelel lol'JIIbop. ( lwt~ Buy·a Two Piece Living Room Suite ond "t FREE $50;00 Base Rocker, 2 Step Tables, 1 Coffee Table valued at 40.00 and I Wrought Iron TV Choir valued at $10.00, a totol of $100 FREE Merchan ...ise. . Bea11tftul Seleetfmt of LIVING ROOM SVITBS in many eo'lors . RU.TLAND FURNITURE 2..4811 ~ -""" . Thc b<tard was advised by the superintendent that they would have to adopt a policy which was first brought to the fore Jaat year and then rescinded by the boarda ruling that no child shall be transported past a grade school to attend another sthool. Wlthcrs also told the board th~t. additional buses would have to be purchased. ·Withers also recommended that the board put itS support fully behind the county's princ1pals and In particular the high school principals in order that disciplinary problems ln the schools can be solved more easily. Support of the principals and teachers in solving problems of discipline was advocated by the superintendent so that the county's schools might keep strong per· sons in the fleld of teach.ing. Teacher personnel problems in the.~ county were also discussed and it was pointed out that the siluation in 'the system was acute with •Wahama High School being bit unusuaUy bard this year in so far as getting and holding tead:lera was concerned. Most Tecent teachers to leave the Bend school were Mrs. Ann Shelton, English and Spanilhi teacher, and Richard Alford, Math teaehE!r. Mrs. Shelton resigned to movi) to Virginia while Alford was la'ans£erred t& Pt. Plea11ant to replace Orville Hamtlton, who resigned 01s science teacher there. Ernest Wingett of Racine was hired to replace Alford at Wahama but as yet no one hal 'been o~ tained to replace Mrs. Shelton perjllanenUy. A substltute Is now w6rking. John Elias, lr., resigned as janitor of the Mason Elementary school and his father, John Elias, Sr., was hired to take his p1aee. In other action the board approved a transfer of $1~,896 in federal funds to the bu.ilding fund. Present £or the meetinJ were Mrs. C. P. Stout, president, Robt'rt Ad· tins, Keitb Arnold, and Howard Schultz. · NEW HAVEN Mrs. Louis Kanschnik wu a re-recent aurgieal patient at Holzer Hospll.31. Arthur WehirU recently attend· ed a meeting of the National Society of EnJineer!l in Asb1and, Ky. While there, the Armco Steel Mills waa toured by the group. ~..n. )(1!!11 Westfall aod daughter, all of Columblll; lin. Elden Blake aad Mn. Mike Kenna, Eden; Mr. 10!1<1 Roderid< Grimm, Letart Falla, Jln, · Edgar Sayre, Antiqul· ty. 11r .and Jln. Edward Blab, Lottrtdi<•. Hr. · and lin. W. C. Bltke o( Tuppen Pbinl, Mr. and Mn. Way C1arll: and daugbtrr, and Mn. Herbert KathenJ and tn rona Of Wbite Chapel, Rev. aDd Mn. D .0. Biake, Hockingport Mr. CherJu Slack, Mr. Erni1! Slaet and daugbter, Linda, Mr. Get· bet Jenkins and lin. lohn Bell of Huntiatton, W. Va., Mr. and Mrt. Genld Harrison and two chil· dren of Gallipob• and Mr. and Mrs. Eucene Frye and daughter of I Pomeroy. ust --- ~Certificates Of Title Made ~~~!~~~~~ Lueke said 007 certificates of title were issued through the Title Offic~ o£ her department during the month o£ January Fees collected during th.e month totaled $169.10 of which the elerk's, or county's share, was $5T.U5. State fee' totaled $195.15. Other business of tbe title of. fiee included 228 notations of Una 121 mem01 ot titles, 185 can· cenaii9as. 131lffiiiayits and- eight dupUeate certificates of titles. I Mrs. Fred Hoffman, mother of Tom HoUman, was a recent medical patil'nl at Camden-clark Hos-pttal in Parkersburg, W. Va. Home from College for mid semester vacation were Sandra Roush, Ronnie McGlothlin and Tom Vance. Mr. and Mrs. Ditk Athey and t::l\ildre~ of Huntincton, W. Va" 1 •ffCentll-·· vi,ited here. ~ Mr. ana !ln. Bert .Johnston an4 son were Monday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Johnston and family . Tht'y were accompanied back to Charleston by Mr. and Mn. H. R. Dague, who will visit S. S. att.E>ndaru:e on February 3 them there this week. •as fi5, t-he offering $8.95. worMr. a'ld Mrs. John Fry, Mrs. ~hip serviC'es were held at 10:45 Charles Cundiff and Mrs. Theimn Capehart, attended the funeral or a. m. with an attendance of 21. George Roush in Fairmont, W. Dinsmore Boyles was the leader. M:r .and Mrs. Hobart Swart: and va., on Sunday. daugher of WiUiamstown, W. Va., P11stor Peters is attending a Mr. anrl Mrs. Gerald Swartz, and church meeting in Clarksburg, Vls:ited at the Hobart Marieth, Va., while his family ill visiting Swartr and the Follrod-Robinson Mrs. Mollie Abernathy of Auroria, homes :IVer the week end. w. Va. Mr. and lln. Delbert Yost and Mr. and Mrs. Scott Morgan and f•mily of Sugar Grove, Obio spent children of Beverly, 0., were Sunthe week t-n4f with Mr. and Mn.. day guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. L Harry G1.1tltrie aad Mr. and Mr. Stein. and :lin. Tom Yost. Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Thomu Mr. .a::~d nrs. Charles D. Woode Capehart and Mrs. Edna Capehart visited 1t the bome of Mr. and are Mr. and Mrs. James Russell Mrs. Clifford Hayes and aon of and family o{ Kenova, W. Va. Middleport Sunday afternoon. Phil Johnson of tbe U.S.A.F. his Dinsmore Boyles hu received returned to Siomr City, Iowa, after · spending a 10 day furloutb word of the serious Uness of hia with his p01rents, Mr. and Mn. brother in California. p:enry Johnson. RanctHtyle (OIIftnt Mr. and Mrs. J, B. Hall of Late BANGOR. Mich.-Men of Sacred Toxoway, N. C., moved here r~ Heart Cathohe Chun::h here a1·~ .cenUy into McGlothlin Apartment&. building a 13-room rancb•l.ylt! Mr. H!lll is employed at the Kall- convent for six nuns who will er Plant teBi:h in the church's new sebool Mr. and Mrs. Carl Tennant and next falL family and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Tennant and family, recenUy vlsited relative" in Wellsburc, w. Va. 100 New Pattems' ' ALFRED w. l5c Single RoD to 51e Slagle RoD Red Anchor - Pomeroy Old Shoea MARLBORO, Mass.. What's the oldest sboe ma.nutactudng eor.1· paQ11 in America? That honor claimed by 8. A. Corbin & Son Co., wbj~ has been turning out foot-wear liere for 125 yean, At the outset, the I1rm made handpeggcd boots. GAS RANGE ' OR ·--------~ SlC:IIT ARY of Statt Jobn l'oater . Dulles testin.es Jn Wa1hlncton. before 'he <lombined. Senate Forel1n Relations and Houae .\nncd ServlQU Committeq Oft tbe Prt"sldent's pfOillm tor tht: Middle East. In reply to a statement by S.n. Wa;yne Mone (bot.. tom), DemO<"rat ot Ore.v:on., that he wlll try to amend President tisenhow~r's M:tdeast resoluUon to 1uarantee that Amerluq troops do not, "stand alone• tn that a~a. Mr. Dullea aald that the British and French would not be very welecttile at this time. lie said: "If I were an AmerJeaa JCY going to ftght In the Mlddl• Sast, I'd rather not h.ave a Brit~ !h and Frtonch soldier, on'e on -ny rlwht h•nd and one on m,r eft." The remarlul were 1harply MI. AND MIS. be done about the bus situatlon in the county prior to next year. The superintendent cited instances In which as many as 1n pupils were riding school buses. He explained that it was hard ft~r dnvers to drive a bus with so many pupils ahoard and still maintain discipline. Several bus drivers in the eounty beNe complained of the actions and language cf students riding the buses. High school students in particular were mentioned. ·WHTN-TV Channel13 · l G. Blake of Summerville, W. V .. Rev. and Mn. 1. L. Collin. and three ddldn:n, 11r nd Mn. El· mer Blake and eblldren, Mr. and 111'1. Charles Blake and Mr. and Overloaded School Buses Causing iiiii;.l Disciplinary Problem Says Supt. - Mideast Debate AtteJJdtDJ the Jei'Viee from out of ton were: Jlr. and Mr1. 0 . Overloaded school buses are not only oausing dangei'Qus situations in Mason County but are accompanied by many dl• clplinary problems according to Supt. C. H. Withers of the Mason County Schools. Withers warned the Mason County Board of Education in a meeting held on Monday night that something would have to Low Property W Burial wu In Letart Fall• Cemetery and pall bearel'1 were Ed· ward Barton. David 11111a, Lawrence Whitlatth, 8be1t Hendrix, Richard Duckwoltb and Charle• Blake. Jlilltuy rites w"re in eharp of tlvJ a&eine American Le,clon P..._ Cup In Tire SODUS BaY, N. Y. Tbree mf'n fishing in Lake Ontrlo decided to investigate when they 1potted a submergr.d tire moving. They draUed the tire out ... nd found <~ :tO pound carp with its head wedged ln the other ald'e. I • eno. --- CHESTNUT RIDGE mHt ru.ieraJ N!rricet for John Orville Slaek Sr., ttyrJCUJe, wu held at the Pretb)1erian Cbureh on S.turday at 2 p. m., Feb. 2 witb the ae... E14en Blake of the Eden U. B. Cburcb and Rev. Howard RuppeU of the Middleport and lyraeuse Pftlb)'t«ian Church of· tict..tin&. MUJ1t w11 furnilhtd by Mr. and lfra. Carl Gilliland of Coolvi11e anct Mn. Geftld PbUlipa of Ath- Saturday, February 2, the Pomeroy Teacbers' Art Workshop was conducted from 9 a.m. 1o 3:00 p.m at the Central Elementary School, Superintendent Charles S. Gibbs announced today. • 9:~0 """ f\>1>1 Sbow 10:00 Lux Video Theatre· \1:00 News Ke~dln.tl U:lJ Wea.Lbetftst 11:20 Press Box 11 :30 To,plgbt 1!:30 Sign Off John 0. Slack Sr. Funeral Services Held On Saturday $16 CHAIR WORTH $50,000 Pomeroy Teachers Art Wl'rkshop Held Saturday At Central School 1.00 Current 2 00 BIRTH ANNOUNCID Ii CHAN!III~ Dally SenUnel, Pomeroy-Middl"',>>rt. 0 ., Feb. 6, 1957-3 Rutla11d, Ohio 3-Tradc fxtnlde4 All·Aluminum 'Aivlninllll Stonn·SG'ftn Stonn·Scntn Window Doot $69.95 Vol•• IS9!J ••• -~'"• ill" ~• AR, St••"-14 1<11 .,. ....... ~ ... P•1~ '"' 2'" • 47" dowlllt·h•• •"'"'"'._ 0"'-• til•• llllthlt, tolohl• • Es:uuded aiKra(l eluminum. . • Stainless lttc:l lf\,ler-lod1, ID . , - - · U. weaiiiirilfOOI ce. GrU!I htot • Ccmlplete ..illull hanl...-., il'ldudinJ pneu111atk door check. outside alumin•ra door jamb. • Jlu,..d (Onstr~don. • .. dlick . ovet • C...avem quickly f10111 11orm d 101 CO SUHR. HOGG & ZUSPAN MATERIALS INCORPORATED ln. The Heart Of Mason City • Other u!dul itcns: Speciill hard-or-hearing pf.one8; eonvenienl ·.,.an tnounted telephones; iUuminaled dial phonc:a; ·exlCilaioll cut-oft' ..e.JI (madded priY&e)'. AU our Buaiae11 Offu:e. GENERAL TELEPHONE COMPANY! �• • • • !-DaOy Sentfliel, Pomeroy-Middlt,p<Jrt, 0 , Feb. 6, 1957 HELL HATH NO FURY LIKE- The Daily Sentinel DEVOTED TO INTERESTS OF MEIGS -MASON AREA , MEETING SCHEDULED RICHAllD S. OWEN- GENEIIAL MANAGER ; REYNOLD E. GREENE - EDITOR •--~~~ •dvvtiaing rtpresentat1 ve . Bottine-lli-Kimball, Inc ., 3t3 ...,., 01\lo. Subscription rates . Delh·ery by carrier whcrf' available 30 cents P"f ~ODE: fear ln 3d\~nce .at The Dally Sf'Htine l oH!ce, $1560 , SLI IMntbs, S7.80;" thl"e'e !"Ohths, $3.90. By mot or r out e where a ~·alli!hle . one month $1. By matl one year $8: si"' months, $4.25; three months ' $2.50, one month, Sl. Publtst-aed eYery afternoon except Sund aJ by The Ohio \'alley Sf'ntln.fl. ~nc. , at l 10 Mechanic St . Pomeruy, 1l Bus mess oHU't' phOilt' 398 ed~or11l off1ce phon;; 397. ' PlAN GOLDEN WEDDING Mr <tnd Mrs. Albert Duckworlb or Syracu<; t> will observe their Go lden '\\ e-dd1 ng anniversary with an Opt<n Hrm!!c to aU their friends from 2 to -t p. m. Saturday, Feb ruary 16. No Place But Home For Boy The necessary relear.e of a 16-year-old juvenile l.a st week by Judge ~ohn C. Bacon because he had no place to send him un~~r~mes t_he need in Ohio for expanded juve nile correction faahhes . W1th no place to send him ex cept home that's exact. )y "."here the judge Lilrected him . Thi S, ha\'£' g~d reason to PLAN SPECIAL PROGRAM Mar v Shrine, White Shrine of Jerusalem \\till meet in 1bular sessio11. Friday at 7:30 p. m., at the IOOf•' H •.U. A special program will be presented by the G-allipolis group and potluck refreshments will be SE' ~ \'ed All members are urgeJ I') ar:end. we beheve, pleased U:r YOllth 's mother , which is fortunate both for t~e boy and the mother. It necessanl y was not the best solutiOn to the problem a! this partkular- Hi-year-old, or of any boy eruneshed in s.imtlar difficulties. Many such youne· sters would have n? mother or father to whom they could be released. legal right to hold him. · We cannot help but wish veteran teacher and Boy Expert E 0. Saund_ers had a chance at this young ft>llow who appare~tly has shpped into incorrigibility Saunders may not be in his prime now, though he still is breezing along very strong could have interested the boy In Saunder's best years, how: ever , we'd have to bet on Saunders, the former Ashland High School Dean of Boys, to have succeeded in interesting this present pro~lem of _our Juvenile court not only in right be· havior but In applymg himseH to learning something about the world around him as well. Wh~le it by no means is possible always to straighten up the m1nds of mentally retarded youth , great progress is being made In this field every day. Home life . neighborhood con~ltlons ~~d ~ssoclations. have been prov('d of great influence m cond1homng young minds to rejP('t what appears normal to most everyone else. Ct.nsiderahle discussion has been reported recently here over a movement to al·quire a school for meutally retarded pupils in Meigs County II will come when the public is agreed one is needed . Judge BJcon 's recent rasr may be considered an ''argument for." . .. ~ : How About.l.t Governor? Destruction of the National Guard , lhrenteneli by arbitrary decision of the Pentagon brass to require s1x months active duty of all National Guard t•nlh;tl't'!-1 , may have been averted by the intemperate and uninformed "draft-dodging" commen tary of Secretary of DEfensp Char-ll's E Wilson before t he House Armed Scrvi<•es c:ornmiflee. Jo'aclng up at long last to the failm e of their costly reserve program, it would seem that thP. Army hPads convinced Mr. Wilson that the Guard wa s ::;tanding m thl' way by offering a young man the opportunity of hi•t·nmin g n ''dtizcn soldier'' (Us General Washington calh-d thr nul11iaman) withoul scrapping his civilian career. Having decided on the six ·mon1hs-training policy for the Guard, Mr. Wilson and hi s adv1-.ors then en lied in the Reserve Forces Policy Board of the Ddcnse Department and the Gen. eral Staff Committee on National Gtwrd and Army Reserve Policy to rubber stamp the decisions alrt'ady taken. Fortunately for the country at large, as well a-s for the Na· tional Guard and the prestige of thf' HHllvidual stntes, Mr Wil. son's charge .that the Guard becaml:' a refuge for d.ruft dodgers during the Korean War has stirred up H full.scale tempest. It i1 not likely to subside until the. Army' s Reserve plan fiusco and the professlonul soldier's animosit _v tow:lfd the Gu~rd are fully exposed . Maj. Gen .Elhml A \\'alsh, prCsidL•nt nf the National Guard Association, immediatelv hrantlt.·d the Wilson accusation "a damn lie." He rt.·minded the natwn that every enlistee was immediately liable to actlvt• sPrvit'l', that both the Army National Guard and th{· A1r Natwn.ll <iuard urged their complete mobUiz&tion immediah•ly at 1he outset of the Korean emergency. And while the Gov~rnment said no, lt was only a "police action," 37 )>ei'C'Pnt of the ArmY National Guard nnd 84 percent of the Air Nntional Gu ,m l w·el"(.' soon moblU:zed. With regard to thc.slx months Lraining pt:l'ioi:l demanded by the Pentagon, Gen. Walsh reminds us that the l\eserve ForcPs Act of 1955 P,I'Qvldes for active duly training periods of three to olx months,' aM that the National (ouard Association has ur!ed a mandatory three mo11ths program This It 110t my dunghill.'' said Mr. Wilson the other day, referrln& to the White House. And we wonder if the eame remark might not apply to the executive mansJons of the 48 JUtes - I!IJnce the Governors thereof are . nomint11y at least, I~ commandors-ln-c~lef of their respective National Guard units. WIII the States stand by whll<· the Federnt government absorbs their historic and valiant c·onstabularies.--as they have stOOd by while the Washington bureaucrats took over welfare at the state level. and as thf'v nre st<mdin\! hv while federalization of their schools Is hoin~ formulated' Perhaps It Is time for another Governors' Conference? ' Favorite, Humorous Sayings Many thoughUul persons have come across an apt phrase or Ummerick, or verse, sometime in their lives that atruck a deep ntlponse. Many of us clip out su<:h itl•ms, carry them In pot· ketbook, handbag, or billfold. Indeed. there is ~lie on lndu•d try that had eveloped around printing of succ net ~aayllliS" whith l\re sold to men and women '1\.ho llkc humor, Satire at the expense of friends, or commt!ndation through a nicety turned series of words. Was it not Ben F'rankUn who mnde aomethin& out of this sort of thing' ~Two such verses are printed below, together with th'e . names Qf their sponsors. The nrst is displayed by Dr. Jolin Rlehardron of New Haven, W. Va , when an opportunity ,tises. · It ~oes: 'Lord, fill my mouth with worthwhile stuff. And nudae me when I've said enough ." Tbls, naturally, Is first rate material for professional speak· ... to carry uollnd wltb them. Another person, John Full• of .:· M.illdleDOrt, auoclated with the Rizer OU , Co., of PomerPy• • The u1onthly meellng or the Alfred Horne Extens1on Club will be held 11: t hv home o£ Ella Yost on Thu r.sdrt y. Feb. 14th. Subjed " Ttme Ma r. agl'ment '' ...........,a Ave., New York City, 16, N Y. T , Rntered at aecond clu.s ma1Ji ng lllll th'r at th e post office at Porn- Facts in this case show that the boy had been committed a year ago to the Boy's Industrial School at Lanca~ter . Upon his release _officials there told the local court they would not reaccept h1m. In December of 1956 Judge 'Bacon sentenced the boy to a school for the mentally retarded. A number of events i~tervened to make_ irApossible 'C!arrying out this sentence, Ftrst, the youth. With another juveni.le, pulled orr asuccessful escape from the county jail. By the Hme he had decided to gin himself up the courl learned there were no schools to which h~ could be sent. Meigs county's quota is tw_o per year at exJ.Sting schools for mentally retarded and l~ts numbe~ was alrea~y complete. So he was sent home to h1s mother 111 rural Me1gs County bv the .Sheriff who had no Daily Sentinel Day Book COTT"R_E_L_L_IITIS Funeral services for William Cottrell~ Cheshire wUl be, held GO Thursday t~t 2 p. m. at the Hobson Church of Christ in Christian Unien with the -Rev. 0. H Carl offlelatlng. Burial will be in the Che!Jhire GraVel Itil1 Cemetery by the Rawlings-Coats Fhneral Home. Gravel HilJ Cemetery by the R.awlini9·Coata Funeral Home. TELEVISION GUIDE WSAZ-TV Ch~m,el3 ---Wednesday Thundt~y WSAZ-TV CHANNEL 3 8:55 Si.wn On 7 00 Today 9:00 Coffee Time 10 :00 Home 11:00 The p ..ice is Right 11 :30 Truth or Consequences 12:00 Tic Tac Doqah, J2 :30 11 Could Be You 1:00 Current 2:00 Camera Goes to School 2:30 Tennessee Ernie Ford 3:00 Matinee Theatre 4:00 Queen h:tr a Day 4:45 1\fodem Romt.ocel 5:00 Comedy Time 5 .30 Yy Little · Margie 6:00 Waterfront 6:30 New& Picture I:U SPOrts Eye 6:M Wcatbercast 7.09 ll!aYor of tho Town 7:50 Eddie Fisher 7:45 NBC News 8:00 $lrtlil RoildaJ 8 30 Fathfr K.'lows lest 9:00 Kraft Theatre 10:00 .,.,11 Is Yo\lf' Ll.le 10:30 TB-\ 11:00 N'w' Beadu ... ll:U Wea~rcast U;!O Preis Box 11:25 Ton!S!ht WSAI-TV B·!\," ..,liD 0'1. 7 00 TodaJ 9.00 Coffee Time • 10:00 Home ,1 II :00 U :30 12:00 12:30 I 3 n.~ purpose of the Art Work· shop, Superintendent Glbb.!l U· plained, was to get the Pomeroy elementary teachers · and princi· pal!f acquainted With the manY modern materials available for art tnttruetion in the elementary schools. The Pl'ice ts' ftiibt Truth or Cons"eQuenees Tic Tae Doulll. It Could Be Y-ou , School teachers and admlnlttntor .. participated Ln the P•Jmeroy Ar~ Workshop: Superintendent C. S. Gibbs, Prlnclpal Ralpb Spence~. Principal Heled WllU1m1, Mar&'aret Le\\-il, Harriett M.. Spencer, Ge lle:Vieve Stobart, Hftlen Neaae, MaThe Art Work~op was eonducl ry v. Relbet, Farle Eri.ewine, Rob ed under the guid1nce of E. E. ut. Roberti, Rutbanna Zundel, EJ· Clark. sales representative of The len Gibbs, Beatrice Reinhart, Al1. S. Latta, Inc., of Huntlngt8n, W. thea Bry:~n. Parsvn'!i Stl..dy 2.30 Tennessee ErQie fo.rd 3 00 Matinee Tbea1re 4:00 Queen For A Qa7 4·4!) Mode"n Romantel ~ : 00 Comedy Time 5:30 My Little Marg,le 8:00 Flatt aild Scrulcs ' Sho• Vo. 6:30 News Picture 6 : 4~ Sports ~ 6:55 Weatherca.tt 7:00 Crun"h and De1 7:30 Dinah Shore' Sbow 7:4.5 NBC NtWJ 8:110 'Y~u liet Yo\Jt'. tt!J 8:30 Drajnet · 9:\)0 PeonJe•., Ob~lee 12:30 Slgn Off WCHS-TV ChanneQ 8 - - -.- ·-- The followin; area educator.1 were guests of the Pomeroy teaebert .at the Art Workshop: Hl!len rfals, Helen Carper Leona Story, and Ada Huakina of the Bedford Diatrict; Eleanor Crow of Syracuse School; Lettie Youna: of s.Uabury Sehool; Norma WUaon of Bra4bury; Carolyn Smith and Nonga Roberta: of Rutlanct School Distriet A delieioua luncheun · wa• prepared · and 1erved by Mn. Ro)· MaYer,, Mrs. Robert Arnold. Mr•. Edward Arnold, and 111'1. ·Wyatt Gilbert. MT. Austin Ph11lip1 helped In many ways, Mr. Gibbs stated. The following PomerOy Public TO RITUII,N HOMI .. M1ss Bessie Pettit has been nolitied of the birth of a daughter, Jeanie Daune, on Monday to Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Hougland, Well- _.,...... . WCHI-TV CHANNEL I WCH$-TV CHAHNIL I ston. The JllO(ber is the former 8:00 Captain Kangaroo Janice Colr., Wellston. Grandpar· 8:00 Captal.o Kanaaroo 9:00 Mornine- Show arf1 Mr. and Mrs. Guy Cole 1:00 Morntq ShoW .:;::-:==::-::-::=-::c-:c::·-=-::c----,----:-;-:-:;-::- -;--;---:- - - -::~::-:::-::::::--- ents 10:00 Garry Moore 10:00 Garry Moore and Mr. anrl Mrs. Floyd Hougland, meot, at birthday cake and 1ce MASON CLINIC: cream were served. Rlta rece1ved AdnL ~s1om. D.:miel Tomlinscr, Welht~n. Creat grandparents are IO:SO Arthur God!reJ tO:SO ArWJu.. 'iodfrey 29; Earl Mr. and Mrs. Joe Evans, Pomeroy. 11 :SO Strike It Rich many lovely gltta. Mtdd\eport, January !1:30 Strike It Rich By Alta Con• 12:00 Valiant Lady Clayton Morrll and flmily of Sh.a1n. Racme, January 29, W11i t2:00 Valiant Lady Mr .and ~Irs. Birchcl Hamilton 12:13 Love Of Life DAR TO MEET of Dayton spent the week end Columb1.11 •pent the week end with \\'1\lkk )liddleport .. January 31 ; 12:30 Search fill' Tomorrow D. v. Morrls and famll)'. William Gilkey, Mtddleort , Febru12:15 Love of Life The return Jonathan Meigs with her (Jarenls, Mr am\ Mn. 12:30 Search For Tomorrooa Mrs. P.:va M.orrll hu returned to ary 1·. Everett Connally, Letart Chapter of the Daughters of the 12:45 Guidinll Liibt Taylor Moore. her employment at Ohio UniverFalls , Uhro, February 2; Mrs. Bon· wiiJ meet 1:00 Katie's Kltt::hen American Revolution Opal Yit!plllrick, Johnny an6 12:61:1 Guiding Light me Jean Dailey, Pomeroy. Febm · Friday afternoon at the home of Bonnie madl! a trip to Athens 011 aU.y, Atlten!l. l :00 Kal1<!'s JCitchen Tom Flllpatritll; and Albert ary 2; Mn Betty Jamca, Hartford , Mrs. Dey Hysell, Pomeroy, with 1,30 A.o The Worl~ Turna Thursdly lflcrnoon. 2:00 Our MW Brooks 1:30 As the World TurD.I Ml'. •114 \Irs. Wesley Gregoi) Cone made a bullntu trlp to Febn1ary 2, Elisa M~.Millan, R:t· Ah·s.. John Duerr~ Mrs. Thomas cine, February 2; Debbie McMii- Geoglein anrl Mrs, Harry Craig as 2,30 2:00 Our Miss Bruob were consu11ing a doc-tor in Mc- Hun.Ungton, W. Va., Thunday, lJ~Uii.t:&-AI"b Roa:er JeUers spent an eveninw lcln , R-.cint!, February 3; Mrs. assisting hostesses. Mrs. Della 2:30 Housepr.rty Arthur, Saturday. 3:00 1he Bla Payoff lut week with the Ear-l Jr .. tton Gt·ace Young LP.taf~, W. Va , Feb Windsor Will present a program 3:00 'l'he B.g Payoff Rita J . l\lllbur celebrated her 3:30 Bob Cro.sby Show ru<try 3, Thomas Spencer. Long on "Great American Patriots.'' third blrthduy Wednesday even- family ln Canton. 4:00 Briabter Day 3,30 Bob t:rosbv Show Mr. and Mrs. Vance Wllbur and Hollom, l"t>bruury 4. ing. Gut<sl-t were Mr. and Mrs. A. 4:00 Brighter Day Rita 1,n1re Sunday dlnner cue11ts Gf D1rthll: A dau.:h.ter to Mr. &IHI Seeret Stonn MEETING ..OSTPONED U5 0. Wilbur, Bob, Kenny, Virgini• 4:15 Sec1 :>-t Storm Mr. and Mra. Arnold Wilbur and :\1rs. non<~liJ James of Letart on Fdge of Night The Miss!unary Society of the 4:30 and EhtP.beth of Hamden, Mr. "nd 4 :~0 EdR.! of ·Nie-bt Febru ary 2; a _.~on to Jl!lr. Sllll Mr:1. Mt. Moriah Baptist Churcil, which 5:00' Th• ll:arly Show Mrs. Hurold Wuugh, Guy and War- family. Your Esso Reportu Mr . and Mrs. E. w. Holcomb ~ohert E. Datley , Pomeroy, vn was scheduled to meet this week 6:30 ren of Well ·,ton and Mr. and Mrs. 5:00 'l:ne !l'nrav Show at the home or Mn. C. R. Young, Guy Wi!btlt and family, W~ll8ton, vi1hed folb here O\'Cr tbe week ••thruary 2. 6:30 Your !!:sst. ReJY)rtet 0:-'5 S~tt'rts Parade has been postponed unlll April 4 Mr. and Mr ~. Albert Cone and Mr.' end returning to their home ut 6:46 Sportfl Parade -- -- - We&therman becaus..- of the illness of many ur 6:53 anr.i Mr!4. \';1nce Wilbur. Refresh· Canul Winchester, sunday. . 6:~5 We!!.therman 7:00 Jm Corey Show the membe'".'l. 7:00 Art Linkle•)er & the Kula 7:1' Douglas F.dwards 7:15 Dougla:c El•ards 7 :BQ Giant Step (Contlnuad from ~MQe ot~•l AUXILIARY MEETING J:qfJ . ATthur Godfr~y lr Fr162lda 7:30 Sgt. {l:r~n of tJae _}'ukoD Low counties in the survey were The ·At.UCiliJry of the -Lewi~• •:at: Tb~lllionala .... ·, l lf:OO _"': ~b Cumj:Dingg Sho1 Grecnhner at 24.24 per ,eent and ley Po S;t, .~Americln Legion, wW ll:30 Chm"ax . . 9·10 J'.{ Got ~ret 1 Mason at 28 76 pe~ cent. ~lit MondC~Y al the h.ome of Mrs. 10:00 20th Century Fox Hour 9:30 Playhouse 90 Dl' spite the fact that ' !lo many Campbell Harper and members Pr..ldent Hopes to Keep 11 :00 Up to the Minute~ No Chang•s of Personn•l l'Ounlies are b,gging behind in are ut .~ed to pay the1r dues at thl.c; \1:00 Up to tbe minute news 11 :0~ Seannina the Weather \1:06 lr,annlng the we•tber taxes for s~..hool aid, the tax dePresent Cabinet Intact forecast at Thb Tlmt meeting whH'h is the deadline ror ll:JO 'l'he Late Sbf'W 11:10 The Late Show partment revealed that the new the paymem for the year. '-'lli'Cial la Cu1fral ['res~ A~sodat«m property aB!esament trends art! ASJUNOTON President Eisenhower Is exerling hlml!ltlf ta enrour::: wwg. Tht> report pointed 0!5 MEETING keep hl!! present CabiMl Intact for at least a good porlton or oul that more progress has been Evangeline Chapter, OES, will h1~ aecond t11rm deKplte the personal deeh·e of some of them to 1et1re made toward asscss1ng property meel 1'bursday at 7:30 at the Malo pr1vate l!!e. <tl il!! lrue and actual value than sonic Temple and will have lnltiIt was notoworthy that at Ius recent pnaa conterenee, the chief WHTN-TV CHANNIL 11 ul an)' t1me 'tl rr.ceut years. WHTN·TV CHANNE~ 13 aliun according to the announcerxecuUve wenl oul nr lhe w11y to Hmooth over a reported difference 11:4:4 Sign On 11:4>& Sign On mt•nt made by Mrs Willis At!· ol view v.ith Treuury Secreliuv George M Humphrey. Mr. };,:~en­ ll:flt Cartoon Club 11:45 Cartoon Clull' th~ny, W. M. hower not only m!nlmiJed what apptared to be a 12:10 Nooo Ncwa 12:10 Noon Ne..wa 11iBug-reement within the administration over g-ov· 12:Uii Neighbors 12:1~ Neighbors MHS ALUMNI MEETING ernment spending but e11.me out In 8Upport of 12:30 Uberace 12:30 Liberace Alumni vffieers of Middleport 1 1:00 Femin!lie Touch Humphrey's views. 1:00 Feminine Touch High S~hool Alumm Assoeiation The Trea.sut·y chief had exprt:ased ahum over 1:45 Movit- Matinee will have a speci11l meetin11 thia 1:4!1 Movie Matinee the lad the rate of federal apending was on the 3:00 Afternoon ,.lim Ftstival 3·00 Afternoon Film Festival evening at7:30 iat the Hlgh School 1·\w.& and hl11 commenl!l on the budaet submitted 4:3q Super Serial Tim.., with Mrs. Robert coates. Pomeroy, 4 30 Super Sertal Time by the Wh&te House to Conrru• bordered on 5:00 Mickey Mouse Cl1.1b 5:00 Mickey Mouse Club president for 1957, presiding, All lhe liCid. O:QI\ ~ufralo DiU Jr. 6:00 Oartcon Club intere~ted persons are urged· to atIn previous admlnllllratlona, auch a atat~ment 11:30 Cartoon Club tend this meehng when tentative O:SO Five star 1'1881. by a Cabinet member might well have brought 8:4.G Five Star Final 7:15 John Daly Ittbe News plans will be started for the anlorth hill •·eaignatlon by requeat but In this caa•, 7:15 Jobr Dal.v &: the Newr 7:10 DiJoeylar.4 nual Banqut't Mr. Elaenhower made It plain that :1e want. '7:30 Sbenff ol Cochise Humphrey to remain In the Cabinet. 8:30 Navy Lo1 8:00 Circus HONOil GUESTS In another lnau.nc•, the Preald•nt talked to 8:00 OZIIe and Harriet 8:00 Wire Service Fred Dunn. Huntington, evan· 9:30 Ford Theatre Lubor Secretary James P. Mitchell out of resign~ 10:00 Air Tim& '57 aelist at th£" Church of Chriat Re- tO:OO Wednesday Nllbt Flgbtl lng to accept a much hl&her paytna poBl In p1i· Hl:30 Fran!tie Lalne vival 8~rvlet's, and Fred L Gard· 10:«6 Sporlleopo vlll• lndu11try. There »nay be Cabinet ch&nlfll- forthoom1111 IJut al 11:00 News of the Night ner, pastor of the church, and Mrs. ll:OO News of the Night the Prealdent'a behe:Jt. tht!y will be postponed until at least late ll:15 Theatre 13 thil year. Gardner were auests of honor at ll:l5 . Theatro IJ lU5 Sl&n Off a potluck dinner served Tuetday • • • • NEW ARRIVAL e BllDOET RLICINO - IIecretary Humphny'• proteat over govern· noon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. CANASTA CLUB menl ependilll' 11 UfHet•d to Jive the Demoorallc-eontroUed Con· Edgar Allenswortb. others present Dr. and llr• M. K. Fu&ate, AthMr1. Jamn Pullen and Mrs. rre• a atronr laeenllve tc aluh Mr. ICt•nhowtr'• peac•Ume r~e:ortl were Mrs. Gl!orge Childs, Mrs. eni, have announced the blrth of LeWl1 H. Sauer !Here cueata Tuesbudret ' ttQUfit tor 711allllon, 800 million dollara. · •Doyle Mltlu and Mrs. Ost'ar 1 seven pound aon, f'rltnlr ft1lph, day whtn Mrs. Ethel U.wenr enMany ' aconomy-mlntled lell•latore artl e011.VIIIeed the pmpoutl Roush. at Sheltering Arm• lloapital, Ath· tertained her Canasta Club. 'Prl~es ex"'dltu~ CIUl be w~lltled to about $70 bllboa ~ut •xactly where en a, on Tuesday, Februuy 5. were won by Mrs. Sauer,. M.rs tht cuta will bt m&ih will be del,t,rmlned by the Houae and Senate MOLOIN DIATH OranQitenh• are Mr. and Mrs. Harold EPJ.'ley and Mrt. Philip appropJtatlOftJ. eommttketl. Fritmds or the latP. Mrs. Will· rrant.l'ueate, Pomeroy, · and Mr. Bailey and Mrs. Norman · Hum• From: a poUtlcal ~polat, Demoeratle c.n,....lou.l. "INdira lllm tletteseimer havt' learned of ,.nd Mt8. Ralph Heck, Columbua. phrJn. The ltostess served a salad: wou~4 IUI.t to ~ &bh to olalm tbat they wen abW t. eurb aptnttlnr brotller, RPy )ln. Fu&ate is in Atben1 with her oourae to those named above and . the d~atb of her b7 ». ftlp'l~ 'l.dmll\ialfatton. Jl.fnlden, Langsville, who died ~n fil'andda\llht,f, MarBha, while he'r Mre. Paul Theiss and Mrs. Denver 'l"bt mil~ 'udpt irequ•ata tor J38 biUIM wilt uncterp 01.\"ttul Rlee. Columbus. Funeral services were mother iJ Jtcq:,italized. IC~ -..~~ , too~Wmlu m•.v come at tba expeue ot tM Pataheld Jn Columbus Tuf'Sday. aon. The Mi;vJ aM Army mar taka the brunt ot thf ax, how.,..r, rather than ttlli Air Force. -- Mrs.. Em.:Qa Sargent. So. Second St., ;Middleport, w11 to be returned llo'me Wednesday a:fterDOOD from Holler Hospital after &pending ·• "'itoek there. Her son a1:d daughter· to-Jaw, Mr. and Mn. Harold Sar· Jent, will return her bomll. COACH'S PROUD RICORD HANOVER, N. H. - Dartmouth colle~ football line coach Jack Mutick, won vanity football letten at Southern Calif-ornla in 1944 19f~ an-t 19i6; won the USC moat· vafuable-playf'r awud In 194~; and wu an all--coast Rlection at both guard and tackle. 1 ··WEEK ONLyt WORTJi OF ANY MERCHANDISE Yes--FOR ONE WEEK We are Offering I. WITH THE PURCHASE OF ANY 2 PIECE LIVING ROOM SUITE -- e • • • • VIM AMD VIGOR- White Hnuat oble1'Wlrt were lmpre.-d by tht" dlaplay of vlpr ud ener::t ehowa 1ay Prtlllcleftt ltl~~enhower both on hil O)'lq vatt to tht di'OUJ'ht area and throurhout the rlfOJW fJI tM IUupratlon. T~ droUI!\t tUn.rary Wll Nlpd ud hanl·paoecl thrt~uthout thl Un•·daJ trt.p and the chtef executtv• took It 1ft ltride, thea launehtd Into the JOtlftd of lllaurural certmonMI only a f•w daya later. Tholl wtw watohtd tbe Pruldent thr.uahout the ,,.,,..... perio4 view It u convtnctnc evld•nce that he hu ma~ • fuU t'lltOv•ry from both hla heart attuk ot llrtNIIMiy 18 montha ap and the lleltl• operation wiUch hoartt..-d pl~~:::!t'::.m.!;"'.~'tho P ...ld.nt that he ean 10 at 1'u11JPMd •rain in ......11 ,, extremely .,..... HOU8e <tM.u-. wLUt. lt.\1 whlte r•ponllbiiiUel. • • "" • ' • NEW I'ROI'OCOL CHIII:F- Tho propooed lavttaUono by 'l..r E.latnhowtr ta tarelp ehlef>t ot llat.e wlll 11ve a 43·ynr-okf'l'exaft\ a demaadlnl lnlroductMNt to hla new ,Jot., wney -Buchanan, former amb-Uiador to t.uxeinbou 1-1 , became the Stat• departmut'• new Chief of protoeoJ. blliftnlna F•b. 1 and •uch mUit ,.._tau arrlvlftr dlgnltartM. He et.o •tdq who alta n*Xt to whom at atate dlnntl'll and on th11 aide mutt N atrable, ultra·dtploma.uc and_!_lc~~ co~!!_~~~-·:-------­ *' holds the following lines ready tor his friends: "God created us with two ends, one to sit on, the other to think with. , · "A msn's success depends on which end he uses most- 11 it's heads you win, tails you lose." · Do yo~ llaYtr a favorite saying tbat blliU of a truism of Na lure! You can abare them with others by wrtlillg about theD! . to The EdiiQr'l 1\Jallllag. $100 Worth Of Merchandise FOR EXAMPLE: Living Ro.la and get For ~. $299.50 and get FREE 1 Set of SERTA BOXSPRINGS .MATTRESS ot $50.00 each for FREE OR $100 Val11e 1\tacked b)> the London newa .. pape~.s. (lnte~~~J.. MILTON~I,.'tf!!RIY ~·with new of:~-~ a cha.lr they bought tn Baii~Laoo tn 18M for '18. Now lhey find It 1.1 an ancient JDayptlai"'bhair, hom 1D B.C., &ad la worth $50,000. They are lD their Ia Anrelel lol'JIIbop. ( lwt~ Buy·a Two Piece Living Room Suite ond "t FREE $50;00 Base Rocker, 2 Step Tables, 1 Coffee Table valued at 40.00 and I Wrought Iron TV Choir valued at $10.00, a totol of $100 FREE Merchan ...ise. . Bea11tftul Seleetfmt of LIVING ROOM SVITBS in many eo'lors . RU.TLAND FURNITURE 2..4811 ~ -""" . Thc b<tard was advised by the superintendent that they would have to adopt a policy which was first brought to the fore Jaat year and then rescinded by the boarda ruling that no child shall be transported past a grade school to attend another sthool. Wlthcrs also told the board th~t. additional buses would have to be purchased. ·Withers also recommended that the board put itS support fully behind the county's princ1pals and In particular the high school principals in order that disciplinary problems ln the schools can be solved more easily. Support of the principals and teachers in solving problems of discipline was advocated by the superintendent so that the county's schools might keep strong per· sons in the fleld of teach.ing. Teacher personnel problems in the.~ county were also discussed and it was pointed out that the siluation in 'the system was acute with •Wahama High School being bit unusuaUy bard this year in so far as getting and holding tead:lera was concerned. Most Tecent teachers to leave the Bend school were Mrs. Ann Shelton, English and Spanilhi teacher, and Richard Alford, Math teaehE!r. Mrs. Shelton resigned to movi) to Virginia while Alford was la'ans£erred t& Pt. Plea11ant to replace Orville Hamtlton, who resigned 01s science teacher there. Ernest Wingett of Racine was hired to replace Alford at Wahama but as yet no one hal 'been o~ tained to replace Mrs. Shelton perjllanenUy. A substltute Is now w6rking. John Elias, lr., resigned as janitor of the Mason Elementary school and his father, John Elias, Sr., was hired to take his p1aee. In other action the board approved a transfer of $1~,896 in federal funds to the bu.ilding fund. Present £or the meetinJ were Mrs. C. P. Stout, president, Robt'rt Ad· tins, Keitb Arnold, and Howard Schultz. · NEW HAVEN Mrs. Louis Kanschnik wu a re-recent aurgieal patient at Holzer Hospll.31. Arthur WehirU recently attend· ed a meeting of the National Society of EnJineer!l in Asb1and, Ky. While there, the Armco Steel Mills waa toured by the group. ~..n. )(1!!11 Westfall aod daughter, all of Columblll; lin. Elden Blake aad Mn. Mike Kenna, Eden; Mr. 10!1<1 Roderid< Grimm, Letart Falla, Jln, · Edgar Sayre, Antiqul· ty. 11r .and Jln. Edward Blab, Lottrtdi<•. Hr. · and lin. W. C. Bltke o( Tuppen Pbinl, Mr. and Mn. Way C1arll: and daugbtrr, and Mn. Herbert KathenJ and tn rona Of Wbite Chapel, Rev. aDd Mn. D .0. Biake, Hockingport Mr. CherJu Slack, Mr. Erni1! Slaet and daugbter, Linda, Mr. Get· bet Jenkins and lin. lohn Bell of Huntiatton, W. Va., Mr. and Mrt. Genld Harrison and two chil· dren of Gallipob• and Mr. and Mrs. Eucene Frye and daughter of I Pomeroy. ust --- ~Certificates Of Title Made ~~~!~~~~~ Lueke said 007 certificates of title were issued through the Title Offic~ o£ her department during the month o£ January Fees collected during th.e month totaled $169.10 of which the elerk's, or county's share, was $5T.U5. State fee' totaled $195.15. Other business of tbe title of. fiee included 228 notations of Una 121 mem01 ot titles, 185 can· cenaii9as. 131lffiiiayits and- eight dupUeate certificates of titles. I Mrs. Fred Hoffman, mother of Tom HoUman, was a recent medical patil'nl at Camden-clark Hos-pttal in Parkersburg, W. Va. Home from College for mid semester vacation were Sandra Roush, Ronnie McGlothlin and Tom Vance. Mr. and Mrs. Ditk Athey and t::l\ildre~ of Huntincton, W. Va" 1 •ffCentll-·· vi,ited here. ~ Mr. ana !ln. Bert .Johnston an4 son were Monday evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Johnston and family . Tht'y were accompanied back to Charleston by Mr. and Mn. H. R. Dague, who will visit S. S. att.E>ndaru:e on February 3 them there this week. •as fi5, t-he offering $8.95. worMr. a'ld Mrs. John Fry, Mrs. ~hip serviC'es were held at 10:45 Charles Cundiff and Mrs. Theimn Capehart, attended the funeral or a. m. with an attendance of 21. George Roush in Fairmont, W. Dinsmore Boyles was the leader. M:r .and Mrs. Hobart Swart: and va., on Sunday. daugher of WiUiamstown, W. Va., P11stor Peters is attending a Mr. anrl Mrs. Gerald Swartz, and church meeting in Clarksburg, Vls:ited at the Hobart Marieth, Va., while his family ill visiting Swartr and the Follrod-Robinson Mrs. Mollie Abernathy of Auroria, homes :IVer the week end. w. Va. Mr. and lln. Delbert Yost and Mr. and Mrs. Scott Morgan and f•mily of Sugar Grove, Obio spent children of Beverly, 0., were Sunthe week t-n4f with Mr. and Mn.. day guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. L Harry G1.1tltrie aad Mr. and Mr. Stein. and :lin. Tom Yost. Visiting Mr. and Mrs. Thomu Mr. .a::~d nrs. Charles D. Woode Capehart and Mrs. Edna Capehart visited 1t the bome of Mr. and are Mr. and Mrs. James Russell Mrs. Clifford Hayes and aon of and family o{ Kenova, W. Va. Middleport Sunday afternoon. Phil Johnson of tbe U.S.A.F. his Dinsmore Boyles hu received returned to Siomr City, Iowa, after · spending a 10 day furloutb word of the serious Uness of hia with his p01rents, Mr. and Mn. brother in California. p:enry Johnson. RanctHtyle (OIIftnt Mr. and Mrs. J, B. Hall of Late BANGOR. Mich.-Men of Sacred Toxoway, N. C., moved here r~ Heart Cathohe Chun::h here a1·~ .cenUy into McGlothlin Apartment&. building a 13-room rancb•l.ylt! Mr. H!lll is employed at the Kall- convent for six nuns who will er Plant teBi:h in the church's new sebool Mr. and Mrs. Carl Tennant and next falL family and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Tennant and family, recenUy vlsited relative" in Wellsburc, w. Va. 100 New Pattems' ' ALFRED w. l5c Single RoD to 51e Slagle RoD Red Anchor - Pomeroy Old Shoea MARLBORO, Mass.. What's the oldest sboe ma.nutactudng eor.1· paQ11 in America? That honor claimed by 8. A. Corbin & Son Co., wbj~ has been turning out foot-wear liere for 125 yean, At the outset, the I1rm made handpeggcd boots. GAS RANGE ' OR ·--------~ SlC:IIT ARY of Statt Jobn l'oater . Dulles testin.es Jn Wa1hlncton. before 'he <lombined. Senate Forel1n Relations and Houae .\nncd ServlQU Committeq Oft tbe Prt"sldent's pfOillm tor tht: Middle East. In reply to a statement by S.n. Wa;yne Mone (bot.. tom), DemO<"rat ot Ore.v:on., that he wlll try to amend President tisenhow~r's M:tdeast resoluUon to 1uarantee that Amerluq troops do not, "stand alone• tn that a~a. Mr. Dullea aald that the British and French would not be very welecttile at this time. lie said: "If I were an AmerJeaa JCY going to ftght In the Mlddl• Sast, I'd rather not h.ave a Brit~ !h and Frtonch soldier, on'e on -ny rlwht h•nd and one on m,r eft." The remarlul were 1harply MI. AND MIS. be done about the bus situatlon in the county prior to next year. The superintendent cited instances In which as many as 1n pupils were riding school buses. He explained that it was hard ft~r dnvers to drive a bus with so many pupils ahoard and still maintain discipline. Several bus drivers in the eounty beNe complained of the actions and language cf students riding the buses. High school students in particular were mentioned. ·WHTN-TV Channel13 · l G. Blake of Summerville, W. V .. Rev. and Mn. 1. L. Collin. and three ddldn:n, 11r nd Mn. El· mer Blake and eblldren, Mr. and 111'1. Charles Blake and Mr. and Overloaded School Buses Causing iiiii;.l Disciplinary Problem Says Supt. - Mideast Debate AtteJJdtDJ the Jei'Viee from out of ton were: Jlr. and Mr1. 0 . Overloaded school buses are not only oausing dangei'Qus situations in Mason County but are accompanied by many dl• clplinary problems according to Supt. C. H. Withers of the Mason County Schools. Withers warned the Mason County Board of Education in a meeting held on Monday night that something would have to Low Property W Burial wu In Letart Fall• Cemetery and pall bearel'1 were Ed· ward Barton. David 11111a, Lawrence Whitlatth, 8be1t Hendrix, Richard Duckwoltb and Charle• Blake. Jlilltuy rites w"re in eharp of tlvJ a&eine American Le,clon P..._ Cup In Tire SODUS BaY, N. Y. Tbree mf'n fishing in Lake Ontrlo decided to investigate when they 1potted a submergr.d tire moving. They draUed the tire out ... nd found <~ :tO pound carp with its head wedged ln the other ald'e. I • eno. --- CHESTNUT RIDGE mHt ru.ieraJ N!rricet for John Orville Slaek Sr., ttyrJCUJe, wu held at the Pretb)1erian Cbureh on S.turday at 2 p. m., Feb. 2 witb the ae... E14en Blake of the Eden U. B. Cburcb and Rev. Howard RuppeU of the Middleport and lyraeuse Pftlb)'t«ian Church of· tict..tin&. MUJ1t w11 furnilhtd by Mr. and lfra. Carl Gilliland of Coolvi11e anct Mn. Geftld PbUlipa of Ath- Saturday, February 2, the Pomeroy Teacbers' Art Workshop was conducted from 9 a.m. 1o 3:00 p.m at the Central Elementary School, Superintendent Charles S. Gibbs announced today. • 9:~0 """ f\>1>1 Sbow 10:00 Lux Video Theatre· \1:00 News Ke~dln.tl U:lJ Wea.Lbetftst 11:20 Press Box 11 :30 To,plgbt 1!:30 Sign Off John 0. Slack Sr. Funeral Services Held On Saturday $16 CHAIR WORTH $50,000 Pomeroy Teachers Art Wl'rkshop Held Saturday At Central School 1.00 Current 2 00 BIRTH ANNOUNCID Ii CHAN!III~ Dally SenUnel, Pomeroy-Middl"',>>rt. 0 ., Feb. 6, 1957-3 Rutla11d, Ohio 3-Tradc fxtnlde4 All·Aluminum 'Aivlninllll Stonn·SG'ftn Stonn·Scntn Window Doot $69.95 Vol•• IS9!J ••• -~'"• ill" ~• AR, St••"-14 1<11 .,. ....... ~ ... P•1~ '"' 2'" • 47" dowlllt·h•• •"'"'"'._ 0"'-• til•• llllthlt, tolohl• • Es:uuded aiKra(l eluminum. . • Stainless lttc:l lf\,ler-lod1, ID . , - - · U. weaiiiirilfOOI ce. GrU!I htot • Ccmlplete ..illull hanl...-., il'ldudinJ pneu111atk door check. outside alumin•ra door jamb. • Jlu,..d (Onstr~don. • .. dlick . ovet • C...avem quickly f10111 11orm d 101 CO SUHR. HOGG & ZUSPAN MATERIALS INCORPORATED ln. The Heart Of Mason City • Other u!dul itcns: Speciill hard-or-hearing pf.one8; eonvenienl ·.,.an tnounted telephones; iUuminaled dial phonc:a; ·exlCilaioll cut-oft' ..e.JI (madded priY&e)'. AU our Buaiae11 Offu:e. GENERAL TELEPHONE COMPANY! �• 4 Jlet]y S....Uoel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Feb. e, 1957 • Panthers Beat Wf'llston 62-57; Pro Griclders Renew I G IR LS BASKETBALL Sisson, Buffington Shine In Drive BaHI f R• h The Middleport G irl's Intennur Ca • Sol H }do 3rd PIace . . ~r J~ !! N•· ~'u!:~;-: ~:.d t'::":..::~~,"~ ~::,:~ pturmg e o n 1 tloDal' PootbaU. t.eque Players As- . Davis an d L1try Baker an· rt'fe r lld.&tma. pr.ofellln.l to have the r thr• :!: J in['S Wh ich :lfi' C'O&C l' IUfPI:r. Gf ItO or·Qe leaJUe'l ap, :tin. Nan Moore, Physttal ~tl teD player~. renewed :ducall"l'l ld inJ.Iructor Jt ll !dtll<' ba tf:tOlts lodQ' to pin reeo&ni- port High -;chool. Uon from NFL club (.owners. Tut'sday :he ,Tumors defeated ...e ·bn~ 304 aetual aignalures the Seniors. 32-38 ~nd the F'rr~h and promiM::& of 100 per cent s up- 1 ncn b1•:!l th\' So·•h cHno rt· ~ 30 2:? pwt from lbe PitllburP Steel.en ?riday afterm•on Lhc Jum un dr t:ll!!ll Lot AIIJelet Runs"" thl!! IS»- feated the SJphomurr·s 41 · 12 an · dattn•a J.aal eoUDMl CrolabLot Lhe Seniors had 28 point~ 10 th~ - - Mid. __._ Freshmen 's II I Coach Dr C' k Retton's . Pome~oJ of hit long two-bandvt lMd JohnPanthers c.<tme from behmd twlce .on drove In on the fut ...... and Tuesdlly mght here to defeat the lt ••• &8-53 after Pottt llM1 hit / Wellston R(\_e kets ~'7 and ta~e on a fftt ttJSs. 1!lufftnaton talmly 1 :,_;;;';;;:;;;:;;;:::;;,::;;;;:-;;-;;;;-;;-;;;:-;;:::::::::::....::.=::::::::;.I .. th ""'"'· uimm111, BLUEST Jack~ts Drop lOth Eastern Drops-~ Heary Guns Of Local Five Held Quiet ro:~~~~n.o:.:.~ 0 4; M~ A K B • G On Sco • S Kyger 7046 In s . oshc o~s nng pree ~~ s ,• ,~ ~= :o zs 1~ Middl ep ort' s Yellow Jackeh took Mecomltl!l t 0 2; ·Biowles 4 t.. 8; fllyea 1 C I; CUUPI!I 0 1 I; fn esday• · Play' their SEOAL basketball de. Kitchen 0 0 0; Kindy 1 0~ 2; Sbetti 0 1 1. Totlll 20 (30-18) feat Tuesday nlllbt in Whitlatch 0 0 O· Nelaon 3 r 7. ea. )()tll! Galll~olh Eutern Hilh SchOOl took 8 70- D8-U i11 K 1~1111e in which nothing .::.;;;;;;;;;;;;.,:..,;:..,.•;;.;;;;;;;::~.:.;:.;..~---------IOle pout,lllon of thlrd place ID dropped in two free throw .for 48 vittory from Kyger Creek · ·. hl"';-,od out r1cht for the l~al boys. the SEOAL ba.skl:toall race . 60-M after Compllon had connect· last niJht t~n the Cheshire f VllHe llid~t'1 blg guns in It was a ~weet VICtory for the ed an a fielder. aner trallin{. 23-25 at the hal h-.a.~> , \~l110n, ~OM"la aDd 1~o':"les were Pan_thers "ho were droppe.d 63With HI !'tcOnds left J Walton mll"k the mall opponents' 1.-aeiy JtJ.enced, Gf:-""'a s K. B~s60 m !;~s~ round play . ~nd It waa 1made it 6G-S7 but SiiS~U · cinched !IGOl". tie \Alent on a ICDrlfll spree h1t· a great nLghtfor John Stsson , too, t.b i h dr" tina 10 li.eld coals and five free 1 1 1 as hf' c~m~_ thrnu111ht with 15 vi_tal ed wtbn wpt areabt d lVh·trn P.~' In the tecoltd l1alf Knic>:t.t, throws for 25 paints. 1 t e \ e \\"unc.e, points on f iVP rteld goab and f1ve •n and Bolyeil fou :. ci Morris was high for the -h dteUI ' tory e an en Chil{'h free throws. Aaron ' 'Eight· the range, a:ettang 19 points in th(' witt!; 12 poi~ti. Bowles had elgbt Wilen Tlte•e ball" Hllffington proved aa:ain he The Panthers had jumped into third quarter and 28 in the last to and Nelton only seven. Barta are by is one of tlu~ great SEOAL guards 1 flbt quarter g.3 lead but Well- salt the match 1way. Once agaia the Jackets steamed as he led Si~.<:on by tWQ points with 1ton mode it J' 1' 11 tbe qaorter · MlROW . r·1e ld Ns an d seven Just aa mark, tht-rl quietly ...- , Captain Boyltl Wat hilh for thf' to a flrwt quarter lead , thl1 time r1ve rolled up a winners with 22 points, rouowed to J7 to 1:;. But by halftime Gal. cIu(chy f J"e(' (ossea. 3D-'"" bul"e with five minutes aone by .,;" b Woode with 17 ~d Knight with lipolis held $ 82-2$1 lead and W:tiJ Buffin5!t011 's role .t.."i play maker in the ~ec-ond quarter. It ~"t. tb.e- 16. For the Joaers T. Shamblin was never heat~ed a.nerward1. the lops In non-w~l wa1 aggres'live and an Important PRnthers only 20 secon~ to . hit' high wJth 19. Eastern reat-rve! Jaekets COLt]d ftna the hoop for for alx points, ho~t~r. .Jobn· wou 47·15. key to the Panthers' t usla ined collar popularlly only eight pOintll in the third I&On aot two nlre )ayOp.!h d Buf. I ' drive tl) win. quarter aQi!: five in the last frame. Weil ~ ton ' s Gary Friedenmaker, flnrton connected Of! il • • two-. _, .Score by quarten: llld«l._ let GllUpolls hon ~,Entern 9 28 t2 70 who hall Jed the leaiue In scoring hRniJer. ao ehantes at the tree tbtow trn. and w~;~t !11to tbe game with an 1nd tlJ w~re made aood. M:~ .BY halftime it wu· ~~' faVor' .,eer 8 20~of:No average of 23.5 po ints wat held to o-r Wellston. ~-;W ; , · , E 1 K,:;itrl t ., " 16 " ,_ while, OIIU])Olll 'fills stingy With a meas~~· two rield goals and one In tne third r,ual'tel' ,tve1~pn '~y ~se~n, 4 ~~oM! 7 ;3ne:?; J,i'ring MiddlepMt ohly 10 oppor. free th.row. The Walton brother~~ t\lnitiet ani! 10 were eaalled ln. and Potts "atried the scorina load held nJTe ?r two polnt. Jetd. U'ntH· Boyles 10 2 22; ·xuhn 2 o 4 ; GaJlipolja made 2o field gOals as M. Walton hit ror 13, J . Wal- the last m~nute " •hen Slssop. cOunt- Gaul 3 1 1 ; Whitlatch o o 0 whJle. Middleport hlt for 17 as the ed on a f~el<!er snd a free throw. Totah 31 8 '70. ton for 18, and Potts for 17. wldene~s of the s~ 1hGwed up Jc't Am~rft:~.'a favorite! T1tt tt~•P The_e~hre Panther squad, while K ger Rife 3 1 ·1 · . s ld..in& at the free line. Pom~roy'1 S. T. Johnaon, who commlttJn[ many turnoverl, perY .' . ' ~au • The medivm·pointo Mli•Wilt collar i• rebnundrd with telling ability, hit mitted no more than did WeHston. ~ 2 2, t:hapman 0 0 O, Cornel In a preUmJnary game the Midtol'd-Mge Jtitth~, ttayl amanly neat all four (icldet! and rour free thrOW! and made up for them in aggres- 1~s 1 2 4; Kirby 6 2 16; Sbamb- dleport reservea took a hard day lhroqch. It'• "Mitop"·t;~ilo~ •f for 12 points. foueht, overtime victory from tbe . '"Suforlud" white -_ddadl with a alve ball hawkins. Pome'l'Oy shot lm 9 1 19. Totals 19 8 ~. Uttle Blue Devils. Long had 11 ..,....b. euy.;to..iron F'Jodl fto~tt, button cuff.. It WI!! Ute greater drive on re- 82 Umea, made 20 f~ 32~ . They ORDERS ACCIPTID Jnd Kelly lG tor Middleport. M<AnoW b..h: arne lf)'le •,..,., in lu:.:urr hlt 22 of 36 rree throws which was bounding, .and more care with CialD waa hllh with 14 for GaUllnt.dclodli bunan or Fftfdl at«.. 0.01 their fast break offense that seem· the margir. of vidory and th~n COLUMBUS, 0. ur .. Ma11 pollls some aa Wellston made 24 fielders ed to pull Lhe Panther& into a ordera for reserved aeata lor the Score by quu1.era: two·polnt lud at tbe three.way of 72 shot; for 33 % but rot only ; tate high scllool basketball tour- Middleport U 29 87 ~ nine or 18 free throwJ ln the nament at the St. John Arena bere Gallipolia 'llark. 13 32 48 58 THE MEN'S STORE Welhton tied the game up at hoop. will be accepted begimlng MJrcb INDIVIDUAL SCORING E. MIIIR SL . '1().50 with the laat quarter half Pomerey Middleport: Kennedy 2 4 8; In a preJimlnary &tme the t, the Ohio R11h Sc-hool Athletic "{one. But In the next two minutes Pomeroy RPservcs romped ell !\.!!sociatiO"n annou~""~e~o~'l\l~e~sd~a~Y-~K~eU~y~J-~1_:31;_;~M~o~r~rl~s~~~2:._.:1~21;_;~-.:::=::==-~·01~ - ~A~HO~~W~~W~H~I~fE~S~H~IR~T~S~=====~he Pantheu pnured In alx ~olntl ovL'!r We!IB::on by " score of 47-27. 1s Lamhtrt got one or two free Score by qu.art~ra: ·hrows, Wildermuth got two fat Pomeroy 14 30 -!4 62 ' wo, Sluon one, and Lambert roJ.. Wellston 14 32 C.2 !17 led In a fi.!ld goal he'd rebounded. INDIVIDUAL SCORING PotU mad(' h Mf-.~2 tl-·1\h another 'POMEROY: Wlldermutb, 2 2 6; Sisson ~ S l~; Johnson t 4 12; Buffing~on 5 7 17; Eastman 8 1 7; Lambert 1 1 3; Folmer 0 0 O; Martin 0 0 0; Arnold 0 0 0. WELLSTON : Frl edenmaker 21 ll ; Ayerz o o O; aompllton 2NEW YORK UP - The flr&t o 4; M. Walton 3 7 13; J . Wal~111! o[ Sllrl ug tri!Jning hAS yet tO ton 9 1 18; Potts 8 1 11. .,e thrown hut big" league baaeba11 : q boOI":"ti nr_: on virtu1.1lly every ov tb I ARROW I ·f' • · • gDII " " IIW... IN NEW TRU·BLUE DENIM,,. VAT·DYED TO HOLD ITS COLOR 4Ut'af161u fit, e~nd ,..1 w~ tt)'lin'. on............__ lunch ,..,,.,,.._ ttcM MllriR i ·. . :.·. A pre-seAson survey of advanc e UC'ket salr~ reveala an estlmated 10 per C"rmt genural increase over 1956 arlva nC"e !ales with severDI Ex:wt tlg ure.~ cannot be co mpill'd b ~ ca u se or the various ~~~- -~terns and ticket planB used by different cluhs. 24 lo 36 $2.75 Nel!lonville I1J8T ·ARRIVED FROM TEXAS Alhen~J POMEROY AND AN Logan Wellatvn •• EXCLUSIVE • • Lost 10 10 2 7 ~ e 6 2 6 " ~ 7 MIDDLEPORT 2 10 Jackllon 2 JO AIU!A RfiSUL TS POMIROY &2 Welt1ton 57 Galllpolla 58 MIDDLIPORT 42 Athens 55 Lopn .t2 GallipoH1 OF THE SPORTS CENTER Nel1onvllle 76, Jecklon 34 "MaeGregor Dt•aler'' R•cln• 60 Mc:Arthor 50 Pt. PienS&Qt 60 Barbouravllle 69 WlaiD You Think Of Sports Think or Ui MIDDLEPORT-:;:~R:u:tl~"~'d~8~1~S~h~ad;&~2~8====~ 70 Ky..-r 46 !!! ;; LAST WEEK lnterru~ta Lined. Rer. to•1e . $9.95 SHIRTS Colora. w.b.lte, ~everat eollu IIJ)M. Valii to M.U6. . us Stadium Coats Swuttrs Warm faDer woolellli w:ttb quilted linin11. Reg, to $21.50. Bllpover, coaia, lanty, plain. $12.45 $3.45 Reg. to $9.96. Boys Heavy Coats Bois SweateR Rack gah. wool, zipper front. Valuta to $14.90. Coat•. a lpover, Xlaln and fanty; Valuea to $0. . $6.00 $2.00 I IOYS Flannel Shirts Cord~ includ•d. Most all Vll1101 to $!95. - Hurry--Many Other Bargains W . ' .. ~ ' ' ,. .... r..- Bloomingdale M olumbu1:1 Aquinas · 65 Columbul LindC>~ . 49 the· PC Plel.uilt- \elm, Don McCilntoc:t .m bl(h with lT poiiJtJ. BILlS BILlS BILLS I King Saud of Saudi Arabia (arrow) and University and Navy play basketball a1 the Saturday afternoon. At the ri&ht of the king Is the danl of !be academy, Rear Admiral William Smedberg. won, 71·69. (International Souudphoto). Get ...•.. $100 $800 orupto $1000 GIVE HER • - • • -l; ..... ,.,. - PlY what fOU ·OWl lllll ~'U'- wbll you IIIOd Willi a wh loon. Tlu!n -have ODly ON£ pllee to pay 'a little at a time. What a rellef1 -' A. ,..,.. oUJ'Mlf. Hundred!! _are get· eash lOans here for prin~ · owaX·rt~ed' Ohaneee ire you CAD too. JU•t phone us or stop ln. You are alwaya .w~~9Jlle and you wUI Ul:e our pefiOJl.f:o-person money terms. • Fi.-. Dt1W Rep111id SALEM, opea ftn durtnsa buntlnl trip With torat;a diJ>Iotnat• at KarJdJord- JfVo. Y"''loalivtl, Wltb tlto art Gtfmll'l 401 Ibis a J.ut11 few dollars more than the price of a smaller tJfJf"1 Here you jlct a ~g Rnd bn-y Buick that's brand·newiri body and styling and Interior beauty, More lmportllnt-brand·new in evel'}'thing that . llivea liftand ljfe ll!ld lilt to a car-for th,at's where we put m011t of aur hard·etlh millions in building you this Hll88tioa. So you 00. a hrRnd·new top-torque engine, com· mand R brand-new imtant l>ynaftow. • You ride In a new cbassil cle.ign that "nests" the body lnobeslowor rvllhOIII lou o/ h1111droom, ,.,. room, /ootroom-• ,_IHI tl111rartc1. Go iiCII for yourself af your Buick dealer'sBuick's the dream car to drivs - and the most atiafying buy in the land today. COlLEGE BASKETBALL p,.., CCNY 58 Ford-ham ~ St. Bonaventure 83 Cannon 87 Woat LJber'ty 89 Fairmont 82 W. Va. Wesl~yan-· 89 Ald ..fh'oad. !1Connedteut 87 .Mauachu•etta 1'{ Geora:etow~r~. LISall~ 62 ' season for':· suils .. arill'1'1!1nclling llfitloiCI\IIt O,.=ol E~.. t~~~<o) Choriet-' . ~ doN .,nd tronsportotlon cba;ei and opllonol , ·.~ocal\!1•"• ~dtii"O eynof\0'11 .qulpment, lnt ~I btoter ancl tronsftllla\on, ra o, oclclllional. wblte alcl•walhtlt•~;b lnliMdual Price•;;:.v;z~ policies. - ,D Memphis St. 98 West4tl'D Ky. 84 Richmond 80 Furman 73 Citadel 87 Newberry 55 Duke 00 Pittllbllri!h 7:Z · MIDWEST Missoun 74 Oklahoma M IOU-ST SMU 83 B.,.!Ol' '18 Ark. State 75 ~mbutb 73 IN Tcus A&-M 81 Tens 87 ......... ... ""' . ,., ., -- ..... . .. --·- Mass. After 4.2 yearil. the- great Sa.lem fire is officia1,y &Ut. Mayor Franc-is X. Collins re-cently burned the last $1,000 loar: note to show that Salem has paid de the last penny of the millioni'i it borrowed for its .reiHibilitatior.. Tho fire in 1914 destroyed i,S!IO l~fl 18.(100 FROM COLLINS JEWELRY persuu~ . . '·· . FIGHT RESULTS ly Unltl'd Prl'h HARTFORD, Conn.: 11~. Mlrtborough, Conn., olltfalntld lay Portlllla, 141\oW, H.Uaton. 10 IIGIN Ready .. To~ WGar . ,• TA~KS CIUCAGO U ~ . The N•tional Collegi,te Athl.ttie Cnnference'• Television Committee began dis('USii.ons toJaY to set up a nation- ...• wide college televised football sclledule for the 1915'7 season. , AND Oh, No! WE BAVE TIIEltf MlLWA.UKJEE Vic Kralj, W est Alll.!i, said a barh.•nder he hired :.t his -tavern made a dry martini this way · A customer ad:ed ft,r a dry martL-l i ·'with an oni.on." The bartenJu mixed the drink properly But for the oniont He aUced otr a hunl; of n Bermuda and slipped it into the glass. AllRIVING DAILY ~ng c:;:n,~ A JUVINILI dellnquent at -....... !.,....,.,.., .._..., DOLLAR DAYS _........ _ . . . . 11118: AUI'O'IIOI'W All M.t ........ ad • ' ' THE PERFECf Valentine 'SeehrfJ~U. . 7JaiiliB spl'fni MIDDLEPORT ·oEPA.~tMENT STQRI 8ee To. . .&Gtll.oaol•ed B•lo.l l Deale.. BLAETTNAR AUTO~ COMPANY . e;,e,._,..... ' MILL ST. · , ·· .... MIDDLIEPORT GIFT GOESSLER JEWELRY COURT ST. POMEROY e CHILDRENS SHOES $2.00 pr. e WOMENS SHOES ...... · .. .. $3.00 pr. e MENS SHOES .._. .............. · $4.00 pr. e CHILDRENS BOOTS · · · · · · · · · · · · $2.00 pr. Roush's Shoe Store Nortb Seeorul St. ~ mont.hJ old Ia the JOITY record of Tinv, behind bara in Detroit. Jamaa" CoU. SO, waa caught looting a gasoline atation, and Tiny was th1 lookout &t the Jta.tlon door. ( !nternattoftaV Feb.ruary -..J"'f' I.IIA,IN STREET St • v• Ward, 138, Hartford, outpolnhd Gene lutltr, 141, lolton. 10 . MIAMI aBACHz Lirry . llootord- . -- ••what I do with Randy Sandy. doesn 't matter," he said. "If l, goes 10 round1:1, or if I knock tum out," he said, "I've proved rnyseli alreaJy. ['ve beaten all tht: top ten in the ratings except Spider Webb and Rory Calhoun, and .: haven 't fought them." fNn. 4UO . :::"_____-:""____,...,......:;.,~>~r''~'h:::;:=~:!!:\::±:;:;:;.::=;.,.~~ ~·''f"~• •··~.,.. " ... .,.. .... ....... •·...~u>o , ,.,..,.,:.,:- .... .,_.,,....1. ·-·----"'':~--" ·--J,.;j.r, ...... - . '. •N.. Al.-w'*' Y...,.W:. PliOA D11.,._ .... hos 'lo;,1W,:,~fto7 cl• ..Zr DruJt"" ~ioll hilclt toN,, It W ••.,,~,,.. ,, • .,._.,,;:~:.'::,,.,,! .ca.r.nlett.toM...,..... a..r••C..ft~!:~" -··".,.., Ambat~adr'.r Katl Georg PfltldtNr, and Brttllh AmbaY~~ador Sir l'ntnll Robertf (r!Jhtl. ln tht rat~ntlme. tht Foraitn M:inlwtry at ,Btlpde OGnftrrned the ('anHllaHon of tbe Yu~slnleader'l tenWUve plana tor a vlsll to Washlc:lcton ita Ap\111. Thl M:tnhltr;y'l preu apoktl'lnan Said that "comlitlonJ and Rtmoapt)er; .C!rMttd in the U.SJ'' ba,.demonltrated that lhe Um.,wa• o~ ripe lor a m.eetirt.J ot Tlto and -~eot EtHhht~wer. $.dall . 4'" .' ~3 lor zs. Pot . ~."")~o~.._,:,,..,,,, t ,~.. ,. ,; •. i.,r;·,.··•· ~·"'· ~ '· ·· ,... ·..... " , ,. ,.. t - .. , Cenlr:.~! Arabian King Views Yank Bill Br ... •a4. 27 polil,lo for Barboumrllo whllo Diet l!olltlt bit Where else can yau II"' the power, the perform• RJJce, the room, the visibility, the solid aubstan<lo you get in thia spanking-new Buick SPECIAL-far aiJnlnl s.a he was about his brok· en romance with New York a~ , tr111 Nelva More. lAST among all the '57 can can you find the equal bf thiaP N. Carolina St. 8T Virginia flO Va. Pol:v 8S Geo . .Wa1hlngton frt ... We11t Jeffel't<ln 1 i' 5ugPII.d PrlceManufoclll,.' HERE ELSE North Caro!lna etJ" Mli"ylaftd 61 Wln ...Salem 711 Bluefield St. M Pomeroy, Ohio Columbus MAIS.,._ htO (leftl, pl'lllden·t of \'uitOIJI~Ia; roaat1 ra.eat over lila a $1,001)-a.~y fialng exhibition todl:y to i-eel in bll seventh $100,000 eontract with ~ . Bnston Red Sox. .· Slanina of the Sb·f~r>old aiaa- · IJL'!r to the biP,est .Jlleyer . stl~ ) In bateball IC~eduled tG , be.. announced Dt 1 newi ·conference thla mornlna with o~·ne~ol Mana· . . ::;.::.; er Joe (.'ron!n. Tbe dar):Jy-tanned- Wllllamt, in town IS a leature ettractlon of a local aportamen'a show, was a1 un. communicative about the terms of hla 1957 eontraet on the eve ot By United ' Dally S.UtiNII, Pomero)'-Midd~, 0 ., Fell,l, Delinquent! Ted Williams UP - High School Baske&ball bulhHnas and ho1U£!less. CHICAGO UP • Joey Giardelb declarine: himself the uncrowned world mjddleweight champion, ~ said today hiS televition battle toni&ht with Randy Sandy was a "nothing"' fight. SOUTH • The IIi,! llllll'l<t .)WI\pod In to • , early )Qd 4f lU but tb~ Bfrbour' rille te11m tUne batt \o take thl lead at JO..ll jn tlte ..cond ouar. ter and led at Jtllftlme b1 13·31. . In t.he seeond half -the Piratefl hit a ~ot •treall: aad. moved UHU by 48-31. Tbt Pt. Pleiii.Dt flve came bAck lo wit.bill lhft,.e; polnli at one time, $&Q, but &arboqrsville tcored five .u-,itbt,f,olnts to pull ahead md atat in tthe tead. Giardello Sees Match Coming Up As 'Nothing' Go w•• ALL WINTER MERCHANDISE ast Break Move 4ay nm.ine:. . fa e P~ went lDto the amto Wilt; a HI-'s qt ..ll of enly 3-lJ 'Oltlle lite Ills ltlodta l!ld won IS and lo.at Dba. THE Williams Reels ln Seventh Big Baseball Pnper BOSTON Wlnitr Jackell Wool. NrtoJii Quilled " . ' outAtandinl! tall-man bowler predi('ted today the nation will have mAjor lenr.ue pin topplln" by 1000 '"like in bauball and football." Weh1 of Houlton Tex .. said ne· !lOtiatlons nre progrealng toward a leagu e or major clubs that witJ include at l~aat eight ci1ies and have an elght·monthl sea so n from September throught April. The dark·halted Texas, standfng AIJ: teet fonr and one-half. named the cltil'A that probably will have representation tn the circuit. They are New York and New Jeney, Chicago, Dfltrolt, Sl Lou ia . .Mil· waukee , LoB AngeleJ, Cleveland and Pldladelphta. SIOJ\L STANDINGS Won Quarter By 6HO upset at l't. i'loawd ,._ ~ ornadoes Take 16th Victor Issue Settled In Til< Borboiii'JVIUe Plrl~ hontl· · od {tbo Pt. Pleuont lite Bltbe r teCODd lOtt of the teaaDn ln NffiW YOitK UP - Bll!y Wetu pronOUI\('('(1 W ay-Loo, I he world's --- $3.25 THEY'VE ~L IT. " record sn t e~." SIZES 6 lo 16 reporting a &wling Seen In Major Leagues By Time 1960 Comes front. til'kl't. nfflrN: • a Diamond Tickets Going Like Cakes On Every Front SillS Basketmill Game $4.00 , fll('N'.IIAN TIIJ..ILUIS ti-.. you o him. tn"'o 'miS ·SEASON Point In Upset DOWNIE-GROSS, Inc. ........ • rldl. 4.illp blu• d•11hn tftat hold• ft1 bM c.lor aft• n>pur;~led -lhln1ll JACKE~ · BETI'IR • EACH · GAME Pirates Defeat "Dart" ' .. Middleport Choost a j.,.el oi a gift tor vov r Val..tine .. , lll!l«t from our array of <'OS'ume jowei'J'. Pins, ne<klac.., etrtinas, bfld. • lets .. . I1.U"t to clelight II«. See Our Complete Line ' •Nf.'W FJISBIONS SPRING AND SUMMER JEWELRY COLLINS JEWELRY "WWtere Your Cenfldenee Js1aali1Jetl" E. MAIN ST. NBliROY �• 4 Jlet]y S....Uoel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Feb. e, 1957 • Panthers Beat Wf'llston 62-57; Pro Griclders Renew I G IR LS BASKETBALL Sisson, Buffington Shine In Drive BaHI f R• h The Middleport G irl's Intennur Ca • Sol H }do 3rd PIace . . ~r J~ !! N•· ~'u!:~;-: ~:.d t'::":..::~~,"~ ~::,:~ pturmg e o n 1 tloDal' PootbaU. t.eque Players As- . Davis an d L1try Baker an· rt'fe r lld.&tma. pr.ofellln.l to have the r thr• :!: J in['S Wh ich :lfi' C'O&C l' IUfPI:r. Gf ItO or·Qe leaJUe'l ap, :tin. Nan Moore, Physttal ~tl teD player~. renewed :ducall"l'l ld inJ.Iructor Jt ll !dtll<' ba tf:tOlts lodQ' to pin reeo&ni- port High -;chool. Uon from NFL club (.owners. Tut'sday :he ,Tumors defeated ...e ·bn~ 304 aetual aignalures the Seniors. 32-38 ~nd the F'rr~h and promiM::& of 100 per cent s up- 1 ncn b1•:!l th\' So·•h cHno rt· ~ 30 2:? pwt from lbe PitllburP Steel.en ?riday afterm•on Lhc Jum un dr t:ll!!ll Lot AIIJelet Runs"" thl!! IS»- feated the SJphomurr·s 41 · 12 an · dattn•a J.aal eoUDMl CrolabLot Lhe Seniors had 28 point~ 10 th~ - - Mid. __._ Freshmen 's II I Coach Dr C' k Retton's . Pome~oJ of hit long two-bandvt lMd JohnPanthers c.<tme from behmd twlce .on drove In on the fut ...... and Tuesdlly mght here to defeat the lt ••• &8-53 after Pottt llM1 hit / Wellston R(\_e kets ~'7 and ta~e on a fftt ttJSs. 1!lufftnaton talmly 1 :,_;;;';;;:;;;:;;;:::;;,::;;;;:-;;-;;;;-;;-;;;:-;;:::::::::::....::.=::::::::;.I .. th ""'"'· uimm111, BLUEST Jack~ts Drop lOth Eastern Drops-~ Heary Guns Of Local Five Held Quiet ro:~~~~n.o:.:.~ 0 4; M~ A K B • G On Sco • S Kyger 7046 In s . oshc o~s nng pree ~~ s ,• ,~ ~= :o zs 1~ Middl ep ort' s Yellow Jackeh took Mecomltl!l t 0 2; ·Biowles 4 t.. 8; fllyea 1 C I; CUUPI!I 0 1 I; fn esday• · Play' their SEOAL basketball de. Kitchen 0 0 0; Kindy 1 0~ 2; Sbetti 0 1 1. Totlll 20 (30-18) feat Tuesday nlllbt in Whitlatch 0 0 O· Nelaon 3 r 7. ea. )()tll! Galll~olh Eutern Hilh SchOOl took 8 70- D8-U i11 K 1~1111e in which nothing .::.;;;;;;;;;;;;.,:..,;:..,.•;;.;;;;;;;::~.:.;:.;..~---------IOle pout,lllon of thlrd place ID dropped in two free throw .for 48 vittory from Kyger Creek · ·. hl"';-,od out r1cht for the l~al boys. the SEOAL ba.skl:toall race . 60-M after Compllon had connect· last niJht t~n the Cheshire f VllHe llid~t'1 blg guns in It was a ~weet VICtory for the ed an a fielder. aner trallin{. 23-25 at the hal h-.a.~> , \~l110n, ~OM"la aDd 1~o':"les were Pan_thers "ho were droppe.d 63With HI !'tcOnds left J Walton mll"k the mall opponents' 1.-aeiy JtJ.enced, Gf:-""'a s K. B~s60 m !;~s~ round play . ~nd It waa 1made it 6G-S7 but SiiS~U · cinched !IGOl". tie \Alent on a ICDrlfll spree h1t· a great nLghtfor John Stsson , too, t.b i h dr" tina 10 li.eld coals and five free 1 1 1 as hf' c~m~_ thrnu111ht with 15 vi_tal ed wtbn wpt areabt d lVh·trn P.~' In the tecoltd l1alf Knic>:t.t, throws for 25 paints. 1 t e \ e \\"unc.e, points on f iVP rteld goab and f1ve •n and Bolyeil fou :. ci Morris was high for the -h dteUI ' tory e an en Chil{'h free throws. Aaron ' 'Eight· the range, a:ettang 19 points in th(' witt!; 12 poi~ti. Bowles had elgbt Wilen Tlte•e ball" Hllffington proved aa:ain he The Panthers had jumped into third quarter and 28 in the last to and Nelton only seven. Barta are by is one of tlu~ great SEOAL guards 1 flbt quarter g.3 lead but Well- salt the match 1way. Once agaia the Jackets steamed as he led Si~.<:on by tWQ points with 1ton mode it J' 1' 11 tbe qaorter · MlROW . r·1e ld Ns an d seven Just aa mark, tht-rl quietly ...- , Captain Boyltl Wat hilh for thf' to a flrwt quarter lead , thl1 time r1ve rolled up a winners with 22 points, rouowed to J7 to 1:;. But by halftime Gal. cIu(chy f J"e(' (ossea. 3D-'"" bul"e with five minutes aone by .,;" b Woode with 17 ~d Knight with lipolis held $ 82-2$1 lead and W:tiJ Buffin5!t011 's role .t.."i play maker in the ~ec-ond quarter. It ~"t. tb.e- 16. For the Joaers T. Shamblin was never heat~ed a.nerward1. the lops In non-w~l wa1 aggres'live and an Important PRnthers only 20 secon~ to . hit' high wJth 19. Eastern reat-rve! Jaekets COLt]d ftna the hoop for for alx points, ho~t~r. .Jobn· wou 47·15. key to the Panthers' t usla ined collar popularlly only eight pOintll in the third I&On aot two nlre )ayOp.!h d Buf. I ' drive tl) win. quarter aQi!: five in the last frame. Weil ~ ton ' s Gary Friedenmaker, flnrton connected Of! il • • two-. _, .Score by quarten: llld«l._ let GllUpolls hon ~,Entern 9 28 t2 70 who hall Jed the leaiue In scoring hRniJer. ao ehantes at the tree tbtow trn. and w~;~t !11to tbe game with an 1nd tlJ w~re made aood. M:~ .BY halftime it wu· ~~' faVor' .,eer 8 20~of:No average of 23.5 po ints wat held to o-r Wellston. ~-;W ; , · , E 1 K,:;itrl t ., " 16 " ,_ while, OIIU])Olll 'fills stingy With a meas~~· two rield goals and one In tne third r,ual'tel' ,tve1~pn '~y ~se~n, 4 ~~oM! 7 ;3ne:?; J,i'ring MiddlepMt ohly 10 oppor. free th.row. The Walton brother~~ t\lnitiet ani! 10 were eaalled ln. and Potts "atried the scorina load held nJTe ?r two polnt. Jetd. U'ntH· Boyles 10 2 22; ·xuhn 2 o 4 ; GaJlipolja made 2o field gOals as M. Walton hit ror 13, J . Wal- the last m~nute " •hen Slssop. cOunt- Gaul 3 1 1 ; Whitlatch o o 0 whJle. Middleport hlt for 17 as the ed on a f~el<!er snd a free throw. Totah 31 8 '70. ton for 18, and Potts for 17. wldene~s of the s~ 1hGwed up Jc't Am~rft:~.'a favorite! T1tt tt~•P The_e~hre Panther squad, while K ger Rife 3 1 ·1 · . s ld..in& at the free line. Pom~roy'1 S. T. Johnaon, who commlttJn[ many turnoverl, perY .' . ' ~au • The medivm·pointo Mli•Wilt collar i• rebnundrd with telling ability, hit mitted no more than did WeHston. ~ 2 2, t:hapman 0 0 O, Cornel In a preUmJnary game the Midtol'd-Mge Jtitth~, ttayl amanly neat all four (icldet! and rour free thrOW! and made up for them in aggres- 1~s 1 2 4; Kirby 6 2 16; Sbamb- dleport reservea took a hard day lhroqch. It'• "Mitop"·t;~ilo~ •f for 12 points. foueht, overtime victory from tbe . '"Suforlud" white -_ddadl with a alve ball hawkins. Pome'l'Oy shot lm 9 1 19. Totals 19 8 ~. Uttle Blue Devils. Long had 11 ..,....b. euy.;to..iron F'Jodl fto~tt, button cuff.. It WI!! Ute greater drive on re- 82 Umea, made 20 f~ 32~ . They ORDERS ACCIPTID Jnd Kelly lG tor Middleport. M<AnoW b..h: arne lf)'le •,..,., in lu:.:urr hlt 22 of 36 rree throws which was bounding, .and more care with CialD waa hllh with 14 for GaUllnt.dclodli bunan or Fftfdl at«.. 0.01 their fast break offense that seem· the margir. of vidory and th~n COLUMBUS, 0. ur .. Ma11 pollls some aa Wellston made 24 fielders ed to pull Lhe Panther& into a ordera for reserved aeata lor the Score by quu1.era: two·polnt lud at tbe three.way of 72 shot; for 33 % but rot only ; tate high scllool basketball tour- Middleport U 29 87 ~ nine or 18 free throwJ ln the nament at the St. John Arena bere Gallipolia 'llark. 13 32 48 58 THE MEN'S STORE Welhton tied the game up at hoop. will be accepted begimlng MJrcb INDIVIDUAL SCORING E. MIIIR SL . '1().50 with the laat quarter half Pomerey Middleport: Kennedy 2 4 8; In a preJimlnary &tme the t, the Ohio R11h Sc-hool Athletic "{one. But In the next two minutes Pomeroy RPservcs romped ell !\.!!sociatiO"n annou~""~e~o~'l\l~e~sd~a~Y-~K~eU~y~J-~1_:31;_;~M~o~r~rl~s~~~2:._.:1~21;_;~-.:::=::==-~·01~ - ~A~HO~~W~~W~H~I~fE~S~H~IR~T~S~=====~he Pantheu pnured In alx ~olntl ovL'!r We!IB::on by " score of 47-27. 1s Lamhtrt got one or two free Score by qu.art~ra: ·hrows, Wildermuth got two fat Pomeroy 14 30 -!4 62 ' wo, Sluon one, and Lambert roJ.. Wellston 14 32 C.2 !17 led In a fi.!ld goal he'd rebounded. INDIVIDUAL SCORING PotU mad(' h Mf-.~2 tl-·1\h another 'POMEROY: Wlldermutb, 2 2 6; Sisson ~ S l~; Johnson t 4 12; Buffing~on 5 7 17; Eastman 8 1 7; Lambert 1 1 3; Folmer 0 0 O; Martin 0 0 0; Arnold 0 0 0. WELLSTON : Frl edenmaker 21 ll ; Ayerz o o O; aompllton 2NEW YORK UP - The flr&t o 4; M. Walton 3 7 13; J . Wal~111! o[ Sllrl ug tri!Jning hAS yet tO ton 9 1 18; Potts 8 1 11. .,e thrown hut big" league baaeba11 : q boOI":"ti nr_: on virtu1.1lly every ov tb I ARROW I ·f' • · • gDII " " IIW... IN NEW TRU·BLUE DENIM,,. VAT·DYED TO HOLD ITS COLOR 4Ut'af161u fit, e~nd ,..1 w~ tt)'lin'. on............__ lunch ,..,,.,,.._ ttcM MllriR i ·. . :.·. A pre-seAson survey of advanc e UC'ket salr~ reveala an estlmated 10 per C"rmt genural increase over 1956 arlva nC"e !ales with severDI Ex:wt tlg ure.~ cannot be co mpill'd b ~ ca u se or the various ~~~- -~terns and ticket planB used by different cluhs. 24 lo 36 $2.75 Nel!lonville I1J8T ·ARRIVED FROM TEXAS Alhen~J POMEROY AND AN Logan Wellatvn •• EXCLUSIVE • • Lost 10 10 2 7 ~ e 6 2 6 " ~ 7 MIDDLEPORT 2 10 Jackllon 2 JO AIU!A RfiSUL TS POMIROY &2 Welt1ton 57 Galllpolla 58 MIDDLIPORT 42 Athens 55 Lopn .t2 GallipoH1 OF THE SPORTS CENTER Nel1onvllle 76, Jecklon 34 "MaeGregor Dt•aler'' R•cln• 60 Mc:Arthor 50 Pt. PienS&Qt 60 Barbouravllle 69 WlaiD You Think Of Sports Think or Ui MIDDLEPORT-:;:~R:u:tl~"~'d~8~1~S~h~ad;&~2~8====~ 70 Ky..-r 46 !!! ;; LAST WEEK lnterru~ta Lined. Rer. to•1e . $9.95 SHIRTS Colora. w.b.lte, ~everat eollu IIJ)M. Valii to M.U6. . us Stadium Coats Swuttrs Warm faDer woolellli w:ttb quilted linin11. Reg, to $21.50. Bllpover, coaia, lanty, plain. $12.45 $3.45 Reg. to $9.96. Boys Heavy Coats Bois SweateR Rack gah. wool, zipper front. Valuta to $14.90. Coat•. a lpover, Xlaln and fanty; Valuea to $0. . $6.00 $2.00 I IOYS Flannel Shirts Cord~ includ•d. Most all Vll1101 to $!95. - Hurry--Many Other Bargains W . ' .. ~ ' ' ,. .... r..- Bloomingdale M olumbu1:1 Aquinas · 65 Columbul LindC>~ . 49 the· PC Plel.uilt- \elm, Don McCilntoc:t .m bl(h with lT poiiJtJ. BILlS BILlS BILLS I King Saud of Saudi Arabia (arrow) and University and Navy play basketball a1 the Saturday afternoon. At the ri&ht of the king Is the danl of !be academy, Rear Admiral William Smedberg. won, 71·69. (International Souudphoto). Get ...•.. $100 $800 orupto $1000 GIVE HER • - • • -l; ..... ,.,. - PlY what fOU ·OWl lllll ~'U'- wbll you IIIOd Willi a wh loon. Tlu!n -have ODly ON£ pllee to pay 'a little at a time. What a rellef1 -' A. ,..,.. oUJ'Mlf. Hundred!! _are get· eash lOans here for prin~ · owaX·rt~ed' Ohaneee ire you CAD too. JU•t phone us or stop ln. You are alwaya .w~~9Jlle and you wUI Ul:e our pefiOJl.f:o-person money terms. • Fi.-. Dt1W Rep111id SALEM, opea ftn durtnsa buntlnl trip With torat;a diJ>Iotnat• at KarJdJord- JfVo. Y"''loalivtl, Wltb tlto art Gtfmll'l 401 Ibis a J.ut11 few dollars more than the price of a smaller tJfJf"1 Here you jlct a ~g Rnd bn-y Buick that's brand·newiri body and styling and Interior beauty, More lmportllnt-brand·new in evel'}'thing that . llivea liftand ljfe ll!ld lilt to a car-for th,at's where we put m011t of aur hard·etlh millions in building you this Hll88tioa. So you 00. a hrRnd·new top-torque engine, com· mand R brand-new imtant l>ynaftow. • You ride In a new cbassil cle.ign that "nests" the body lnobeslowor rvllhOIII lou o/ h1111droom, ,.,. room, /ootroom-• ,_IHI tl111rartc1. Go iiCII for yourself af your Buick dealer'sBuick's the dream car to drivs - and the most atiafying buy in the land today. COlLEGE BASKETBALL p,.., CCNY 58 Ford-ham ~ St. Bonaventure 83 Cannon 87 Woat LJber'ty 89 Fairmont 82 W. Va. Wesl~yan-· 89 Ald ..fh'oad. !1Connedteut 87 .Mauachu•etta 1'{ Geora:etow~r~. LISall~ 62 ' season for':· suils .. arill'1'1!1nclling llfitloiCI\IIt O,.=ol E~.. t~~~<o) Choriet-' . ~ doN .,nd tronsportotlon cba;ei and opllonol , ·.~ocal\!1•"• ~dtii"O eynof\0'11 .qulpment, lnt ~I btoter ancl tronsftllla\on, ra o, oclclllional. wblte alcl•walhtlt•~;b lnliMdual Price•;;:.v;z~ policies. - ,D Memphis St. 98 West4tl'D Ky. 84 Richmond 80 Furman 73 Citadel 87 Newberry 55 Duke 00 Pittllbllri!h 7:Z · MIDWEST Missoun 74 Oklahoma M IOU-ST SMU 83 B.,.!Ol' '18 Ark. State 75 ~mbutb 73 IN Tcus A&-M 81 Tens 87 ......... ... ""' . ,., ., -- ..... . .. --·- Mass. After 4.2 yearil. the- great Sa.lem fire is officia1,y &Ut. Mayor Franc-is X. Collins re-cently burned the last $1,000 loar: note to show that Salem has paid de the last penny of the millioni'i it borrowed for its .reiHibilitatior.. Tho fire in 1914 destroyed i,S!IO l~fl 18.(100 FROM COLLINS JEWELRY persuu~ . . '·· . FIGHT RESULTS ly Unltl'd Prl'h HARTFORD, Conn.: 11~. Mlrtborough, Conn., olltfalntld lay Portlllla, 141\oW, H.Uaton. 10 IIGIN Ready .. To~ WGar . ,• TA~KS CIUCAGO U ~ . The N•tional Collegi,te Athl.ttie Cnnference'• Television Committee began dis('USii.ons toJaY to set up a nation- ...• wide college televised football sclledule for the 1915'7 season. , AND Oh, No! WE BAVE TIIEltf MlLWA.UKJEE Vic Kralj, W est Alll.!i, said a barh.•nder he hired :.t his -tavern made a dry martini this way · A customer ad:ed ft,r a dry martL-l i ·'with an oni.on." The bartenJu mixed the drink properly But for the oniont He aUced otr a hunl; of n Bermuda and slipped it into the glass. AllRIVING DAILY ~ng c:;:n,~ A JUVINILI dellnquent at -....... !.,....,.,.., .._..., DOLLAR DAYS _........ _ . . . . 11118: AUI'O'IIOI'W All M.t ........ ad • ' ' THE PERFECf Valentine 'SeehrfJ~U. . 7JaiiliB spl'fni MIDDLEPORT ·oEPA.~tMENT STQRI 8ee To. . .&Gtll.oaol•ed B•lo.l l Deale.. BLAETTNAR AUTO~ COMPANY . e;,e,._,..... ' MILL ST. · , ·· .... MIDDLIEPORT GIFT GOESSLER JEWELRY COURT ST. POMEROY e CHILDRENS SHOES $2.00 pr. e WOMENS SHOES ...... · .. .. $3.00 pr. e MENS SHOES .._. .............. · $4.00 pr. e CHILDRENS BOOTS · · · · · · · · · · · · $2.00 pr. Roush's Shoe Store Nortb Seeorul St. ~ mont.hJ old Ia the JOITY record of Tinv, behind bara in Detroit. Jamaa" CoU. SO, waa caught looting a gasoline atation, and Tiny was th1 lookout &t the Jta.tlon door. ( !nternattoftaV Feb.ruary -..J"'f' I.IIA,IN STREET St • v• Ward, 138, Hartford, outpolnhd Gene lutltr, 141, lolton. 10 . MIAMI aBACHz Lirry . llootord- . -- ••what I do with Randy Sandy. doesn 't matter," he said. "If l, goes 10 round1:1, or if I knock tum out," he said, "I've proved rnyseli alreaJy. ['ve beaten all tht: top ten in the ratings except Spider Webb and Rory Calhoun, and .: haven 't fought them." fNn. 4UO . :::"_____-:""____,...,......:;.,~>~r''~'h:::;:=~:!!:\::±:;:;:;.::=;.,.~~ ~·''f"~• •··~.,.. " ... .,.. .... ....... •·...~u>o , ,.,..,.,:.,:- .... .,_.,,....1. ·-·----"'':~--" ·--J,.;j.r, ...... - . '. •N.. Al.-w'*' Y...,.W:. PliOA D11.,._ .... hos 'lo;,1W,:,~fto7 cl• ..Zr DruJt"" ~ioll hilclt toN,, It W ••.,,~,,.. ,, • .,._.,,;:~:.'::,,.,,! .ca.r.nlett.toM...,..... a..r••C..ft~!:~" -··".,.., Ambat~adr'.r Katl Georg PfltldtNr, and Brttllh AmbaY~~ador Sir l'ntnll Robertf (r!Jhtl. ln tht rat~ntlme. tht Foraitn M:inlwtry at ,Btlpde OGnftrrned the ('anHllaHon of tbe Yu~slnleader'l tenWUve plana tor a vlsll to Washlc:lcton ita Ap\111. Thl M:tnhltr;y'l preu apoktl'lnan Said that "comlitlonJ and Rtmoapt)er; .C!rMttd in the U.SJ'' ba,.demonltrated that lhe Um.,wa• o~ ripe lor a m.eetirt.J ot Tlto and -~eot EtHhht~wer. $.dall . 4'" .' ~3 lor zs. Pot . ~."")~o~.._,:,,..,,,, t ,~.. ,. ,; •. i.,r;·,.··•· ~·"'· ~ '· ·· ,... ·..... " , ,. ,.. t - .. , Cenlr:.~! Arabian King Views Yank Bill Br ... •a4. 27 polil,lo for Barboumrllo whllo Diet l!olltlt bit Where else can yau II"' the power, the perform• RJJce, the room, the visibility, the solid aubstan<lo you get in thia spanking-new Buick SPECIAL-far aiJnlnl s.a he was about his brok· en romance with New York a~ , tr111 Nelva More. lAST among all the '57 can can you find the equal bf thiaP N. Carolina St. 8T Virginia flO Va. Pol:v 8S Geo . .Wa1hlngton frt ... We11t Jeffel't<ln 1 i' 5ugPII.d PrlceManufoclll,.' HERE ELSE North Caro!lna etJ" Mli"ylaftd 61 Wln ...Salem 711 Bluefield St. M Pomeroy, Ohio Columbus MAIS.,._ htO (leftl, pl'lllden·t of \'uitOIJI~Ia; roaat1 ra.eat over lila a $1,001)-a.~y fialng exhibition todl:y to i-eel in bll seventh $100,000 eontract with ~ . Bnston Red Sox. .· Slanina of the Sb·f~r>old aiaa- · IJL'!r to the biP,est .Jlleyer . stl~ ) In bateball IC~eduled tG , be.. announced Dt 1 newi ·conference thla mornlna with o~·ne~ol Mana· . . ::;.::.; er Joe (.'ron!n. Tbe dar):Jy-tanned- Wllllamt, in town IS a leature ettractlon of a local aportamen'a show, was a1 un. communicative about the terms of hla 1957 eontraet on the eve ot By United ' Dally S.UtiNII, Pomero)'-Midd~, 0 ., Fell,l, Delinquent! Ted Williams UP - High School Baske&ball bulhHnas and ho1U£!less. CHICAGO UP • Joey Giardelb declarine: himself the uncrowned world mjddleweight champion, ~ said today hiS televition battle toni&ht with Randy Sandy was a "nothing"' fight. SOUTH • The IIi,! llllll'l<t .)WI\pod In to • , early )Qd 4f lU but tb~ Bfrbour' rille te11m tUne batt \o take thl lead at JO..ll jn tlte ..cond ouar. ter and led at Jtllftlme b1 13·31. . In t.he seeond half -the Piratefl hit a ~ot •treall: aad. moved UHU by 48-31. Tbt Pt. Pleiii.Dt flve came bAck lo wit.bill lhft,.e; polnli at one time, $&Q, but &arboqrsville tcored five .u-,itbt,f,olnts to pull ahead md atat in tthe tead. Giardello Sees Match Coming Up As 'Nothing' Go w•• ALL WINTER MERCHANDISE ast Break Move 4ay nm.ine:. . fa e P~ went lDto the amto Wilt; a HI-'s qt ..ll of enly 3-lJ 'Oltlle lite Ills ltlodta l!ld won IS and lo.at Dba. THE Williams Reels ln Seventh Big Baseball Pnper BOSTON Wlnitr Jackell Wool. NrtoJii Quilled " . ' outAtandinl! tall-man bowler predi('ted today the nation will have mAjor lenr.ue pin topplln" by 1000 '"like in bauball and football." Weh1 of Houlton Tex .. said ne· !lOtiatlons nre progrealng toward a leagu e or major clubs that witJ include at l~aat eight ci1ies and have an elght·monthl sea so n from September throught April. The dark·halted Texas, standfng AIJ: teet fonr and one-half. named the cltil'A that probably will have representation tn the circuit. They are New York and New Jeney, Chicago, Dfltrolt, Sl Lou ia . .Mil· waukee , LoB AngeleJ, Cleveland and Pldladelphta. SIOJ\L STANDINGS Won Quarter By 6HO upset at l't. i'loawd ,._ ~ ornadoes Take 16th Victor Issue Settled In Til< Borboiii'JVIUe Plrl~ hontl· · od {tbo Pt. Pleuont lite Bltbe r teCODd lOtt of the teaaDn ln NffiW YOitK UP - Bll!y Wetu pronOUI\('('(1 W ay-Loo, I he world's --- $3.25 THEY'VE ~L IT. " record sn t e~." SIZES 6 lo 16 reporting a &wling Seen In Major Leagues By Time 1960 Comes front. til'kl't. nfflrN: • a Diamond Tickets Going Like Cakes On Every Front SillS Basketmill Game $4.00 , fll('N'.IIAN TIIJ..ILUIS ti-.. you o him. tn"'o 'miS ·SEASON Point In Upset DOWNIE-GROSS, Inc. ........ • rldl. 4.illp blu• d•11hn tftat hold• ft1 bM c.lor aft• n>pur;~led -lhln1ll JACKE~ · BETI'IR • EACH · GAME Pirates Defeat "Dart" ' .. Middleport Choost a j.,.el oi a gift tor vov r Val..tine .. , lll!l«t from our array of <'OS'ume jowei'J'. Pins, ne<klac.., etrtinas, bfld. • lets .. . I1.U"t to clelight II«. See Our Complete Line ' •Nf.'W FJISBIONS SPRING AND SUMMER JEWELRY COLLINS JEWELRY "WWtere Your Cenfldenee Js1aali1Jetl" E. MAIN ST. NBliROY �... ~ - ........ . . . . - _,..._..,....,_ _ .~_.;..._ _..,._ _ _ _ _ - · ··-·-•~•~•·----,.- r - .. ,.:. .. 8y Alan • • HOW YOU CAN GET BETTER SCHOOLS • Mciver I Dally SenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Feb. G, 1957- 7 my new • 0 • RATES ., 2 cents per word, one insertion. Minimo.m charge SOc.----4 t•ent! per word for three consecutive insertions. ., Special - One month for 25 cent.s per word . . . YORK - Gu y M·tchell , ~ : -'haired, tlght-trouaerfd, ftothu-Qur. 10uJ who .,...,_. to ha.Y rt r~lactil £JVI• · · (wla~r th>J nune ') lr1 the hearl.JJ of hla t ~ eounleymen, put his feet uP on my 4e81r lAd apoke With dellghtful fr&nkneQ about how •roke he wu until a alngte phonorra~h re«~r4 became a hit. ,, "l wa.s down to $2,000 In the bank," he Aid, acratchlng his head, " and In ehow blLIIineu, that kind ot money can be spent 1n 10 mtnutes, l or wardrobe, promotion, etc. 1 was gettlng a. little work here and there, but the pay was juflt going to .stave off potenllal credlton1. All 1.n all, 1 wu nowhere." A roae--'ued The magic phonograph record,. of coll!'M, wu ,..tare tlir411kl his 8l119h1' th~ B.iiH's, the aaleJ or which DOW are tn t~e "Biuea:• near the 2,22:5,000 mark and the pla.ylnr ot w~ch , despite Mltchell'.s fairly pleasant voice, I• driving rnt out ol my mind. AJ.ty record can become monotonoua in ttrnl!' ~ve:< Lo!Jia Armat ronc·» Sleepy Time D4wn Bouth, and there u ~ 13-yev..old la my houu who doean't know the meaning nc the word q\llt. .Aa lo}ll' u Mitchell'• voice ca.n be heard beneath the .ecrotch.· lnl' ot the nM41t, l lefml doomed to listen to him. ·h.. a r.1Y I '· . Full rate of 2 cents per word will be charged ror adycrtJsm~ Jf not paid for before the 25th of each month follow mg ms.:-rUon . Errors in Adverbsina:-Sbould be reported immediatct)' .. Th'! Daily Sentinel will not be responsible for m ore than one Jnrurnet insertion. Card of Thanks and Special Notkes of Events printed at regular classified rates. Obttuarie!l published at 1 cent per word. • ,·' ( 17) Help Wanted (1) Notices Tode·l'• n••••~ IT'S EASY TO BUY - SELL - RENT - truck ••n..tlon .... find employment ,.... hireor filld a lost item through The Daily Sentinel WANT ADS. Don't put it off Call 398 Today - An Ad ln this column I • • • DOES YO" K>DN WI-N HONEST ABE LIKES "YO, EPHARD R ""'USHRO".:>M ?· • ONn IJ.l l ' I. '' ..... ,.....IN' THE BLUES has been big newa alzJ.ce. Septeiqbef.; It bar·, brouaht Guy &.ltlld·and-.aapplllro! wri~Jtwatch from a ~· pap.y, Lt haa m.ade blm the hOt~eat pop al.ng"er In Ule w~ ~tt one Umt It waa belnJ" tur.ned out lOO,OOO cople• • 48-Y 1:iy { •· <I· ~. OU)' .unlltd,, '"Boyo-1()0,000 !" he •ald. Wy6u Ll:an · to theb. I wun•t aelting £0,000 recorda a year." , _ ·9r 'h 1 Guy 11 trptk to aCipllt that he almost bad hit i~~~ ta the ~If aurprUwl. A tew Ytat:~ ago he waa doiftg rtrht ·wM1 l!tth tevol~ novelty aonr• that :Hitch ldilltr am,rled ou):,-. f»r blm &t the Tret·hJp, ete. )-and then bOoin., dOwn be U!.JIIWed. •·. ( 18) The Ali•New . ~8J!FC•I50 "-1. DAllY CRQSSWORD • "8.-.i•,_,.,..,. trHmeuviH'ablllty ACR088 2. Name a l . Winter ·"' canduf4t• ' v.'eathoer 3. For.bodlnr rtport 4. Marty · S. Mix 6. S~umbtr t . D\\'elllnr t. Brlclae tart 20. Mineral 7. Htralhtn · depo.alt \ imatt · n. Crippled · . I. bvocatlon 12. Run away n. L!JIU ~rce 1 and marry 13. Wllii'lpOol 14. Related :t:l. Enemy 15. Knocked 17. Merrtmtnt I dOWQ 20. Diau... U. Male adult. ot •heep I' ,_ 17, A dandJ 21. Swin / IS.' Publfe ~ ,.._ river t nptLce . • F~• •JHp' rug,.,m••• • d economF e 4-neel-dr,.• fr•ciiGn anti wraaiiiiiF IAYI DON'T YOU KNOW? ~tl Here's the first time a (8) 4-wheel-drlveTruck has so effective1y coin.bined such exceptional maneuvera- bility with a.o much cargo puts a 74" pickup box on an 81" wbeelbt.se to give you·recOrd-breaking cargo sp~e per inch of wheelbase. You get other big new features-plus 4· wheel drive 'Jeep' tr&:tion. ··-- .FG-150 j lt. Capital (CzecJl., . ,, Box 591 ~ .h.. ~1 1111 '.1:.: ~I[·)' Hili 11.: ~ · hj :. .:•J :Wl iJ i ~ · :\ ~J".,· w H:l l:-i rJRr.J •10 botpltal 1r.:.:r .~ 1J'': Ii l-1 . · (;,j'J -' i' Je. Puta •J -:'J :. ~ fJ :"l ~l :=H-1 1 -i~I:JU tft'on 17. 1tllde y ........,........., ahelter ·at. Buck.t 28. lila> awar. •• tlmt 34Qltoorved 2'9. 8Jlaree 3i. WlldollHp U . S.nten (Ind.) :!r:!~: ~~!:=!" bed before ,breakfast? A~jl that my wife ale~= -. ..,....,..one 20 I1 wont awaken me 1f It rings"" ... neae d~tya Guy has a sm 11 h · · Calltorilia that he'd lik to ll ~ar.c 1" the San Fernando valley in Tow "UI e ma e a large "boylJ' ranch," 3 Ia Bo , n, ctve a break ol· lwo to the kid who needs one" It Ia I~ =llbl~ to trap him Into lHircasli c remarkt~ about Presle~ wbom h; ager: the .champ"-and he loves nearly everyone, e&pt!cially teen· ··ao. Hewtnc tool "I fe-el, '' lle told me, "very Lhankfut to God and to peo p ie .., , . .-. _.13-'lla,_ kP<tty quarrt1 e:...:!. 0.~~~::.::dd~s :nvi~ed, or C<Jurse, that she's h~ the few men In tbe United~ta~a -::~~:ri~~lO:h~a;e~8 ~0 ;n• lucky 11. Youna bear '" 12. Malt ~•car• '. DICK 'fRACY ~before l!la luck c:llanged, Ouy marri~d beautiful blOnd Jtl Ot . ........ Pomeroy, Ohio tilt'! knew Jt would go," he said, "but I dtdn't know it .wo 1 •o aa tar u Jt dUL" Not only did it become the No. 1 hlt: reeOrd.¥1~ EIWIAnd .. weu u Canada alld America- but in England th~ NO 2 ~rd for a While was .Sir1gi11' the Bluet aa done by an ._"'U..I\ 11~1.&tor or Ouy. ""''6 . , MU. .......r.... .,...~....-'""" • • • ~Ito hurry back Ul New York to cut ttle record of Si,fgin' Bl i:llnJ(j t5. Gardener·• -~ • eJi!~ L4.8T sVMMJ:a Guy was singing In Atlilnta, when he was W[JT~IJI;. I-ll ~~.; 1 Cl torth l called the company tc> out the phor.e 1n ~~ room. Walt. andTw..: . ~U '- Jf.J rJ • • ·t7. Make tlrm Pomeroy Equipment Co. A. R. Knight, Pres. ot a f*-4-i-IH 23. M'etal can ,..-. GRek letter toi'. 'll f:~ ·..:~ 'ltlr ~ r./. 11 ;:'10lH~ PI'J'I :-m ·~.:.o. c Ji.\ 2f.lt'lep 11 :-l r J, 1: ~ - . i 1 HO !:l 2'~. Dlvt.toft W .Y'II ; 1~ 1 I ~ i •] : ~:;r_: I ' u 81<mruny A ..; JOIU 'Jeep',.,.,.,.- ftH an Oll•fii•-Jflb demu•fl'll,_l '9M P "ONTlA C va 2 dr. Sedan. L~ss t han 12.000 milca. U there evt-r was a "cream purr'', t hip; i8 one . $210:1 .00. Blactlnar's, rome· ( lO t; 1 n ~ ~JriJnct roy . 1 31 Htc Barn..Siml*ln lnsuranee Agenc)', ------~~- , Midtl le pott. Fin • Au\IOmoblle195~ 1\Ult:K Special 2 dr. Hard Bon(\5. Pho11e 6315-X 6-20-tl top. Dynaflow dri\'l', fully equip· ped, blul.' and gn•y finish. \ $229:1.00. BlacU.a.ar's, Pomrroy ( 1 :n me 22. CaPita~ (Hun. 1 capacity I The all·new For- ward Control 'J eep• FC·loO, o,OOOibo. G.V.W;, "I Juat didn't rJve a darn,'' he aald. "I had a marriage that we~t .10\!J'i a movie deal that ten through {he had been .1lglted to do rh COI.Iffr4 Wagotl and the picture Was shelved) and 1 •tarted to drln~ and J'et fat. I had aome money, then, and 1 waa 110 gloomy that I laid ah, heck, I'll blow It all and that'll be that. I'll go back- to COWboYinJ. So, for a yea.r or two, I had some ball." and a ba'!yeare ago ha called a halt to the playboy tactlcc el&l ~ht Oil the ~on, but he couldn't seem to get out of the ftna.r.rrl . popular eellar. ~'The record people told me they weren't ~ ._that I'd pick up acaln," he said with a grin ··but I'll bet ,.._y •Ort ·~re dlafu•ted, I know 1 was." ' ' e New ~o,..ard CGitfro/ deel11n • MIUimuirt Cll'fiO •Plllf:e on mlnlntMIII •lreelbati Balr.cr'a will give you the best trade on furniture or appllan- rock-boti4i =ow Foi'W'ard Control • SAVED ,AFTER TWO"':JETs· COLLIDED \ 87. A .aewer 38. Pucolatu , S9. Weary ' ' .f,O. Imprlaone( Nazi 21 ) .-'tli ... :Jt. ·· ALL """"""C-- --=- .----19~~ J'LYMOUTH V8 Savoy 4 dr Sedan . One careful locu l nwnP r , thrilling performer. $1:195.00. Hlaetlnar·~. Pomeroy, 1 31 me ~-::-. Jl. II. ILA WU~GS SONS CO. - :.!4 hour Wre(·ker Servire. Day Pllone 8227. Nigllt Phone 803D·X . DODGE PLYMOUTH DEALERS. 3 6 tf UTTU: IJRPIIAN ANNIE !- ""-"~ ~lr·•tu• SEE lH' B!o.:\ PIECE 1/'l TH' .. LAXITY l.EI:lqER~ l"ElLHi' WHY THEM S'TATE eoNDS ~JLO !E 5:'!.•. ,::::.. church · - BOYS!! (8b) Auto Services .. • ABNER l'fCOrm''' GETS RESULTS cea. IT WAS ,._ llt.I'Ul CU"T.'A,><'i. ' NEW ,. PHONE 398 THE 81UTH FAIIJLY - member work It: ' IIAILY CRY~vorE- He..,•a how lo AXYDLBAAXR •• . I• LONGF. ELLOW 12 YEARS OF AGE - Ofte letter liMply Standi tor another. In thil aample A II u•e<IJ for the three _L'1, X tor the two O'a, 'etc. Slnrle Iitten; ·apoa. trophe1, the ler~rth and fonnatlon of the woril• are en hillta. l:ar.ll day the code lettera are dlfterenL .. OR OLDER! --- A Cl')'ptorram Quoi&Uon 0 U 0 WOULD YOU Q K "8 k "K K H S, . 8 T LIKE TO QKB 0 U 0 • r R COMBINE •e EARNIIG H .K K H 'K I s. IT F R, Q K af Q K K H' M4JOl WINfRID I. lYNN, U, Paducah, Ky., Is welcomed aboard an AJr l'oreirreacue plane by Capt. M. L. McCurray after Lynn and two QKKH-OCKRVI,, ....,.. c.,.,-.., i lb~I:RY \'~ - . PARR. :::::--=D~to~lr~ bf K!q _ !tlClt 0 WOW··· alio ntiCUed, tou1ht oft 11harks from their one-man lifs raft, Thres othe!l remained ,unateounted .tor. (International Soundphoto) • l'•••rt• _II'Hie.~ ... ___... - - - - N<\NCY Othef ~ wtl;'t plucked trom a life raft in tbe Caribbean Sea. ¥ai. L7u. pilot of one ot the two B-47 Jet bombers that colUded on i. nlabt ftleht near Cuba, told how he and the two other crewmen. "r- . ·- IIOW THAT T!l,ll 01,.1) LI'OII IS AilS TRINKa lq: MAY A 1' HiM - WHAT A TAIL -~ f\N A w - - - - -- - - - : --c: Elgin llailwad WATCH , size 16, 21 jl·wel. 2 yean old, price $tO. Call 9379 or contacl at 236 Frant Stri'C'. Mirldleport. 2 6 3lc 1141 For Rent TWO and 1'UREE ROOM apart· ment11. close in town. 127 Buller· nut Ave. 2 !) 12tc APARTMENl' -1\ room• and bath, 111 furn11ce , louted 218~ E. Malo SL, Pumero)'. Call Dr. K. D. Amabary . 1 ~:1 ..- ......... lc.dlold Boordl, Prop Clotbl. CIIII<ID Fttller, ~ PboiK 828&-ll 11-l.d ONE f ROOM APARTIIEHT. One 8 room bOUle .Newly decorate-d lnllde and out. A. N. BepgU. PomU'OJ'. 11 1 U 3 RoOm ~ d own"1alr11 ArARTM~NT for rent. rhum: Middleport 6087 Y. 2 6 3lc .0 Mile from Rarinc on Main Road , .,' elcdricitv and &18, and water in kHchen. Sbt room hOuscl. Write Box 868-A. c/o 'J'hc Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy. 2 6 3tp SCRAP IRON- MITALS Looking for Something OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. Phone 5101 ? You'll Find It Through The Daily Sentinel WANT ADS Call MU WARD ATIO.WI.8 ....... c. ·--c.. .~ ...... ll&r.h -· 11SL1oo0ftll lt. -·l Pomeroy, Ohle INSURANCE AGENCY 398 Flrto, Automobll~. He•lth ACCIDENT Llh, C•sualty and lerwh. Reel I Estate Broker COIIPI.EJ"E lnaW"•'Ilce ProttcUID. Life. Auto, Finr, Polio. Call Doll Mill~ Middleport. Oblo. E H PoJMNY Rodney Dawning ARMuoaul4 ,AUTO BALES J STRUCTURAL I IIAMS On Rt. 33. Cell Wm. Oru...r, flock lprlnp NOW! •METROPOLITAN WE BUY J Mile• North of hn,eroy If ror rent ·- Eleelr~ wallpa~ u •turner. Cijnto!l 't..her, MiridlelK'tl. Ph. 11261-X. ll·l ·tl "" GRUESER BLOCK CO. tn MIDDLIPGRT, OHIO PHONES 6311 990 On your Dial 1 Your I I Sunrise I To Sunset Station LOCAL LOCAL LOCAL LOCAL LOCAL LOCAL PICTURES NEWS ADVERTISEMENT EMPLOYMENT INTEREST COVERAGE EVERYTHING IS LOCAL IN THE DAILY SENnNEL Newsp•per Route. .with Le•rning 1n Your Cl•ssroom~ • ( ' --- 1 .• IrS EASY AS "A", "B", "'C~• •.;A-S&ady"" ......L MIIIUIA HIGH Schehl& Gradel . . . 1111 dl.e •tire dool &eno. ; .... aru..- Do,.-..& " IIIlo .......,.... 11 ... 1-e.o n. a neuey OCCUI rov _......will k ~tWI~I&. e--n au ..ea ,.. do .et.......... I'OIIIe .....,. ..,.. ":! or,.._......,_ ........ -. E --Mon IIIII ! llllllo1 rtll We•••• A•rlolla ..,aer~Mn u.e Ba& c.aecUM ... DeUve,.,. Sen1ee re•• Ji .. . , Wp ,_ ft-S&YI • prt. " .....comblne the ddap ,oa . _ . Ia ....._. with .cf.aal ~ lice .. a N.WOPopor lto'ol4i'... J0011 will .. liAIININO ,_ are LEAJ\,NING. · Mysllollvor Hwsppor r~lls u•lllo Ill leaden i1 soho•lll And We Are Proud to be THE ONLY LOCAL Newspaper In Meigs County -- ' ~· ""'~' · ,-. THIS IEWSPAPEl 14 ·P,ROUI OF THE BOYS WIIO DEUVU TIWE . • • 'I Ill' .. . . If . Doily : Sel\finel '· • • . I kNC.W Ti--11:~ IQ~EG U LA R V>-tJt•Jr'F~~ IS HIGf<LY BUT I e£ .A BL!:: If: 1 MI-31-/T 1..) PU RC ~A.SE Sa-lE .::-;:: T~E B:l ~ NAZ CREA-IC"II'IS _,!l:'"C§~ ;' �... ~ - ........ . . . . - _,..._..,....,_ _ .~_.;..._ _..,._ _ _ _ _ - · ··-·-•~•~•·----,.- r - .. ,.:. .. 8y Alan • • HOW YOU CAN GET BETTER SCHOOLS • Mciver I Dally SenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Feb. G, 1957- 7 my new • 0 • RATES ., 2 cents per word, one insertion. Minimo.m charge SOc.----4 t•ent! per word for three consecutive insertions. ., Special - One month for 25 cent.s per word . . . YORK - Gu y M·tchell , ~ : -'haired, tlght-trouaerfd, ftothu-Qur. 10uJ who .,...,_. to ha.Y rt r~lactil £JVI• · · (wla~r th>J nune ') lr1 the hearl.JJ of hla t ~ eounleymen, put his feet uP on my 4e81r lAd apoke With dellghtful fr&nkneQ about how •roke he wu until a alngte phonorra~h re«~r4 became a hit. ,, "l wa.s down to $2,000 In the bank," he Aid, acratchlng his head, " and In ehow blLIIineu, that kind ot money can be spent 1n 10 mtnutes, l or wardrobe, promotion, etc. 1 was gettlng a. little work here and there, but the pay was juflt going to .stave off potenllal credlton1. All 1.n all, 1 wu nowhere." A roae--'ued The magic phonograph record,. of coll!'M, wu ,..tare tlir411kl his 8l119h1' th~ B.iiH's, the aaleJ or which DOW are tn t~e "Biuea:• near the 2,22:5,000 mark and the pla.ylnr ot w~ch , despite Mltchell'.s fairly pleasant voice, I• driving rnt out ol my mind. AJ.ty record can become monotonoua in ttrnl!' ~ve:< Lo!Jia Armat ronc·» Sleepy Time D4wn Bouth, and there u ~ 13-yev..old la my houu who doean't know the meaning nc the word q\llt. .Aa lo}ll' u Mitchell'• voice ca.n be heard beneath the .ecrotch.· lnl' ot the nM41t, l lefml doomed to listen to him. ·h.. a r.1Y I '· . Full rate of 2 cents per word will be charged ror adycrtJsm~ Jf not paid for before the 25th of each month follow mg ms.:-rUon . Errors in Adverbsina:-Sbould be reported immediatct)' .. Th'! Daily Sentinel will not be responsible for m ore than one Jnrurnet insertion. Card of Thanks and Special Notkes of Events printed at regular classified rates. Obttuarie!l published at 1 cent per word. • ,·' ( 17) Help Wanted (1) Notices Tode·l'• n••••~ IT'S EASY TO BUY - SELL - RENT - truck ••n..tlon .... find employment ,.... hireor filld a lost item through The Daily Sentinel WANT ADS. Don't put it off Call 398 Today - An Ad ln this column I • • • DOES YO" K>DN WI-N HONEST ABE LIKES "YO, EPHARD R ""'USHRO".:>M ?· • ONn IJ.l l ' I. '' ..... ,.....IN' THE BLUES has been big newa alzJ.ce. Septeiqbef.; It bar·, brouaht Guy &.ltlld·and-.aapplllro! wri~Jtwatch from a ~· pap.y, Lt haa m.ade blm the hOt~eat pop al.ng"er In Ule w~ ~tt one Umt It waa belnJ" tur.ned out lOO,OOO cople• • 48-Y 1:iy { •· <I· ~. OU)' .unlltd,, '"Boyo-1()0,000 !" he •ald. Wy6u Ll:an · to theb. I wun•t aelting £0,000 recorda a year." , _ ·9r 'h 1 Guy 11 trptk to aCipllt that he almost bad hit i~~~ ta the ~If aurprUwl. A tew Ytat:~ ago he waa doiftg rtrht ·wM1 l!tth tevol~ novelty aonr• that :Hitch ldilltr am,rled ou):,-. f»r blm &t the Tret·hJp, ete. )-and then bOoin., dOwn be U!.JIIWed. •·. ( 18) The Ali•New . ~8J!FC•I50 "-1. DAllY CRQSSWORD • "8.-.i•,_,.,..,. trHmeuviH'ablllty ACR088 2. Name a l . Winter ·"' canduf4t• ' v.'eathoer 3. For.bodlnr rtport 4. Marty · S. Mix 6. S~umbtr t . D\\'elllnr t. Brlclae tart 20. Mineral 7. Htralhtn · depo.alt \ imatt · n. Crippled · . I. bvocatlon 12. Run away n. L!JIU ~rce 1 and marry 13. Wllii'lpOol 14. Related :t:l. Enemy 15. Knocked 17. Merrtmtnt I dOWQ 20. Diau... U. Male adult. ot •heep I' ,_ 17, A dandJ 21. Swin / IS.' Publfe ~ ,.._ river t nptLce . • F~• •JHp' rug,.,m••• • d economF e 4-neel-dr,.• fr•ciiGn anti wraaiiiiiF IAYI DON'T YOU KNOW? ~tl Here's the first time a (8) 4-wheel-drlveTruck has so effective1y coin.bined such exceptional maneuvera- bility with a.o much cargo puts a 74" pickup box on an 81" wbeelbt.se to give you·recOrd-breaking cargo sp~e per inch of wheelbase. You get other big new features-plus 4· wheel drive 'Jeep' tr&:tion. ··-- .FG-150 j lt. Capital (CzecJl., . ,, Box 591 ~ .h.. ~1 1111 '.1:.: ~I[·)' Hili 11.: ~ · hj :. .:•J :Wl iJ i ~ · :\ ~J".,· w H:l l:-i rJRr.J •10 botpltal 1r.:.:r .~ 1J'': Ii l-1 . · (;,j'J -' i' Je. Puta •J -:'J :. ~ fJ :"l ~l :=H-1 1 -i~I:JU tft'on 17. 1tllde y ........,........., ahelter ·at. Buck.t 28. lila> awar. •• tlmt 34Qltoorved 2'9. 8Jlaree 3i. WlldollHp U . S.nten (Ind.) :!r:!~: ~~!:=!" bed before ,breakfast? A~jl that my wife ale~= -. ..,....,..one 20 I1 wont awaken me 1f It rings"" ... neae d~tya Guy has a sm 11 h · · Calltorilia that he'd lik to ll ~ar.c 1" the San Fernando valley in Tow "UI e ma e a large "boylJ' ranch," 3 Ia Bo , n, ctve a break ol· lwo to the kid who needs one" It Ia I~ =llbl~ to trap him Into lHircasli c remarkt~ about Presle~ wbom h; ager: the .champ"-and he loves nearly everyone, e&pt!cially teen· ··ao. Hewtnc tool "I fe-el, '' lle told me, "very Lhankfut to God and to peo p ie .., , . .-. _.13-'lla,_ kP<tty quarrt1 e:...:!. 0.~~~::.::dd~s :nvi~ed, or C<Jurse, that she's h~ the few men In tbe United~ta~a -::~~:ri~~lO:h~a;e~8 ~0 ;n• lucky 11. Youna bear '" 12. Malt ~•car• '. DICK 'fRACY ~before l!la luck c:llanged, Ouy marri~d beautiful blOnd Jtl Ot . ........ Pomeroy, Ohio tilt'! knew Jt would go," he said, "but I dtdn't know it .wo 1 •o aa tar u Jt dUL" Not only did it become the No. 1 hlt: reeOrd.¥1~ EIWIAnd .. weu u Canada alld America- but in England th~ NO 2 ~rd for a While was .Sir1gi11' the Bluet aa done by an ._"'U..I\ 11~1.&tor or Ouy. ""''6 . , MU. .......r.... .,...~....-'""" • • • ~Ito hurry back Ul New York to cut ttle record of Si,fgin' Bl i:llnJ(j t5. Gardener·• -~ • eJi!~ L4.8T sVMMJ:a Guy was singing In Atlilnta, when he was W[JT~IJI;. I-ll ~~.; 1 Cl torth l called the company tc> out the phor.e 1n ~~ room. Walt. andTw..: . ~U '- Jf.J rJ • • ·t7. Make tlrm Pomeroy Equipment Co. A. R. Knight, Pres. ot a f*-4-i-IH 23. M'etal can ,..-. GRek letter toi'. 'll f:~ ·..:~ 'ltlr ~ r./. 11 ;:'10lH~ PI'J'I :-m ·~.:.o. c Ji.\ 2f.lt'lep 11 :-l r J, 1: ~ - . i 1 HO !:l 2'~. Dlvt.toft W .Y'II ; 1~ 1 I ~ i •] : ~:;r_: I ' u 81<mruny A ..; JOIU 'Jeep',.,.,.,.- ftH an Oll•fii•-Jflb demu•fl'll,_l '9M P "ONTlA C va 2 dr. Sedan. L~ss t han 12.000 milca. U there evt-r was a "cream purr'', t hip; i8 one . $210:1 .00. Blactlnar's, rome· ( lO t; 1 n ~ ~JriJnct roy . 1 31 Htc Barn..Siml*ln lnsuranee Agenc)', ------~~- , Midtl le pott. Fin • Au\IOmoblle195~ 1\Ult:K Special 2 dr. Hard Bon(\5. Pho11e 6315-X 6-20-tl top. Dynaflow dri\'l', fully equip· ped, blul.' and gn•y finish. \ $229:1.00. BlacU.a.ar's, Pomrroy ( 1 :n me 22. CaPita~ (Hun. 1 capacity I The all·new For- ward Control 'J eep• FC·loO, o,OOOibo. G.V.W;, "I Juat didn't rJve a darn,'' he aald. "I had a marriage that we~t .10\!J'i a movie deal that ten through {he had been .1lglted to do rh COI.Iffr4 Wagotl and the picture Was shelved) and 1 •tarted to drln~ and J'et fat. I had aome money, then, and 1 waa 110 gloomy that I laid ah, heck, I'll blow It all and that'll be that. I'll go back- to COWboYinJ. So, for a yea.r or two, I had some ball." and a ba'!yeare ago ha called a halt to the playboy tactlcc el&l ~ht Oil the ~on, but he couldn't seem to get out of the ftna.r.rrl . popular eellar. ~'The record people told me they weren't ~ ._that I'd pick up acaln," he said with a grin ··but I'll bet ,.._y •Ort ·~re dlafu•ted, I know 1 was." ' ' e New ~o,..ard CGitfro/ deel11n • MIUimuirt Cll'fiO •Plllf:e on mlnlntMIII •lreelbati Balr.cr'a will give you the best trade on furniture or appllan- rock-boti4i =ow Foi'W'ard Control • SAVED ,AFTER TWO"':JETs· COLLIDED \ 87. A .aewer 38. Pucolatu , S9. Weary ' ' .f,O. Imprlaone( Nazi 21 ) .-'tli ... :Jt. ·· ALL """"""C-- --=- .----19~~ J'LYMOUTH V8 Savoy 4 dr Sedan . One careful locu l nwnP r , thrilling performer. $1:195.00. Hlaetlnar·~. Pomeroy, 1 31 me ~-::-. Jl. II. ILA WU~GS SONS CO. - :.!4 hour Wre(·ker Servire. Day Pllone 8227. Nigllt Phone 803D·X . DODGE PLYMOUTH DEALERS. 3 6 tf UTTU: IJRPIIAN ANNIE !- ""-"~ ~lr·•tu• SEE lH' B!o.:\ PIECE 1/'l TH' .. LAXITY l.EI:lqER~ l"ElLHi' WHY THEM S'TATE eoNDS ~JLO !E 5:'!.•. ,::::.. church · - BOYS!! (8b) Auto Services .. • ABNER l'fCOrm''' GETS RESULTS cea. IT WAS ,._ llt.I'Ul CU"T.'A,><'i. ' NEW ,. PHONE 398 THE 81UTH FAIIJLY - member work It: ' IIAILY CRY~vorE- He..,•a how lo AXYDLBAAXR •• . I• LONGF. ELLOW 12 YEARS OF AGE - Ofte letter liMply Standi tor another. In thil aample A II u•e<IJ for the three _L'1, X tor the two O'a, 'etc. Slnrle Iitten; ·apoa. trophe1, the ler~rth and fonnatlon of the woril• are en hillta. l:ar.ll day the code lettera are dlfterenL .. OR OLDER! --- A Cl')'ptorram Quoi&Uon 0 U 0 WOULD YOU Q K "8 k "K K H S, . 8 T LIKE TO QKB 0 U 0 • r R COMBINE •e EARNIIG H .K K H 'K I s. IT F R, Q K af Q K K H' M4JOl WINfRID I. lYNN, U, Paducah, Ky., Is welcomed aboard an AJr l'oreirreacue plane by Capt. M. L. McCurray after Lynn and two QKKH-OCKRVI,, ....,.. c.,.,-.., i lb~I:RY \'~ - . PARR. :::::--=D~to~lr~ bf K!q _ !tlClt 0 WOW··· alio ntiCUed, tou1ht oft 11harks from their one-man lifs raft, Thres othe!l remained ,unateounted .tor. (International Soundphoto) • l'•••rt• _II'Hie.~ ... ___... - - - - N<\NCY Othef ~ wtl;'t plucked trom a life raft in tbe Caribbean Sea. ¥ai. L7u. pilot of one ot the two B-47 Jet bombers that colUded on i. nlabt ftleht near Cuba, told how he and the two other crewmen. "r- . ·- IIOW THAT T!l,ll 01,.1) LI'OII IS AilS TRINKa lq: MAY A 1' HiM - WHAT A TAIL -~ f\N A w - - - - -- - - - : --c: Elgin llailwad WATCH , size 16, 21 jl·wel. 2 yean old, price $tO. Call 9379 or contacl at 236 Frant Stri'C'. Mirldleport. 2 6 3lc 1141 For Rent TWO and 1'UREE ROOM apart· ment11. close in town. 127 Buller· nut Ave. 2 !) 12tc APARTMENl' -1\ room• and bath, 111 furn11ce , louted 218~ E. Malo SL, Pumero)'. Call Dr. K. D. Amabary . 1 ~:1 ..- ......... lc.dlold Boordl, Prop Clotbl. CIIII<ID Fttller, ~ PboiK 828&-ll 11-l.d ONE f ROOM APARTIIEHT. One 8 room bOUle .Newly decorate-d lnllde and out. A. N. BepgU. PomU'OJ'. 11 1 U 3 RoOm ~ d own"1alr11 ArARTM~NT for rent. rhum: Middleport 6087 Y. 2 6 3lc .0 Mile from Rarinc on Main Road , .,' elcdricitv and &18, and water in kHchen. Sbt room hOuscl. Write Box 868-A. c/o 'J'hc Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy. 2 6 3tp SCRAP IRON- MITALS Looking for Something OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. Phone 5101 ? You'll Find It Through The Daily Sentinel WANT ADS Call MU WARD ATIO.WI.8 ....... c. ·--c.. .~ ...... ll&r.h -· 11SL1oo0ftll lt. -·l Pomeroy, Ohle INSURANCE AGENCY 398 Flrto, Automobll~. He•lth ACCIDENT Llh, C•sualty and lerwh. Reel I Estate Broker COIIPI.EJ"E lnaW"•'Ilce ProttcUID. Life. Auto, Finr, Polio. Call Doll Mill~ Middleport. Oblo. E H PoJMNY Rodney Dawning ARMuoaul4 ,AUTO BALES J STRUCTURAL I IIAMS On Rt. 33. Cell Wm. Oru...r, flock lprlnp NOW! •METROPOLITAN WE BUY J Mile• North of hn,eroy If ror rent ·- Eleelr~ wallpa~ u •turner. Cijnto!l 't..her, MiridlelK'tl. Ph. 11261-X. ll·l ·tl "" GRUESER BLOCK CO. tn MIDDLIPGRT, OHIO PHONES 6311 990 On your Dial 1 Your I I Sunrise I To Sunset Station LOCAL LOCAL LOCAL LOCAL LOCAL LOCAL PICTURES NEWS ADVERTISEMENT EMPLOYMENT INTEREST COVERAGE EVERYTHING IS LOCAL IN THE DAILY SENnNEL Newsp•per Route. .with Le•rning 1n Your Cl•ssroom~ • ( ' --- 1 .• IrS EASY AS "A", "B", "'C~• •.;A-S&ady"" ......L MIIIUIA HIGH Schehl& Gradel . . . 1111 dl.e •tire dool &eno. ; .... aru..- Do,.-..& " IIIlo .......,.... 11 ... 1-e.o n. a neuey OCCUI rov _......will k ~tWI~I&. e--n au ..ea ,.. do .et.......... I'OIIIe .....,. ..,.. ":! or,.._......,_ ........ -. E --Mon IIIII ! llllllo1 rtll We•••• A•rlolla ..,aer~Mn u.e Ba& c.aecUM ... DeUve,.,. Sen1ee re•• Ji .. . , Wp ,_ ft-S&YI • prt. " .....comblne the ddap ,oa . _ . Ia ....._. with .cf.aal ~ lice .. a N.WOPopor lto'ol4i'... J0011 will .. liAIININO ,_ are LEAJ\,NING. · Mysllollvor Hwsppor r~lls u•lllo Ill leaden i1 soho•lll And We Are Proud to be THE ONLY LOCAL Newspaper In Meigs County -- ' ~· ""'~' · ,-. THIS IEWSPAPEl 14 ·P,ROUI OF THE BOYS WIIO DEUVU TIWE . • • 'I Ill' .. . . If . Doily : Sel\finel '· • • . I kNC.W Ti--11:~ IQ~EG U LA R V>-tJt•Jr'F~~ IS HIGf<LY BUT I e£ .A BL!:: If: 1 MI-31-/T 1..) PU RC ~A.SE Sa-lE .::-;:: T~E B:l ~ NAZ CREA-IC"II'IS _,!l:'"C§~ ;' �~Daii.Y 5enUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0, Feb 6, t957 The Daily Sentinel • Nehaclimo Garden Club Speaker Talks On Mental Health Problem 1be unCfftainttta or our way of of a •nenta l We wW ~use one ~non m ever, twelve to be committed to mental lDJt:i.tutions lecordJn& to Dr S 0 .lohnaon, supenntendent of th~ Lakin Hosp~t.aJ , who addreAed thE' Nehaehi1Ul Gardea Club at a rea:u Jar meelJng oft he clu\1 rn New Hw en 11n Monday evening Mr Johnson m talt on "Ment.al Health" told the gtoup that a nervous breakdown ia & warnmg Four Were Guests F.or Bridge Club Meeting Monday M1ss Marguerite Meyer, MIS! Marian Ebenbach, MLSS Marie Stehman and Mra Albert Coates were guest~ when Mrs· J W MeMurray entertamed her bridge club, Monday evemnJ at her home Butternut Avenue Prize for h1Jh score was awarded to Miss ~benbach and second to Mrs. Alfred Elberfeld. Refre'lhm(;nts were served by the ho!ltess to those named above and Mri!l Jamea O'Brien, Mn. Wll· ham Anderson and Mrs Robert Jacobs. tllsorder He th.n sh.oweCl the group a film entLtled Someone Who Cares The mo' 1e was concerned wit., \Oh.nt~r worker! for mental 1r. slitut1ons Dr Johnson told o. aetJvltles of such workers at tht' L.akm Hospttal and tnvJted the dub to pre!ent a program for thf' hospital m the near future A bus1 ness meetmg was 1n t harge of Mrs David f~elds, Jr 1n the aDsence of the Jlfe"!!ldent, '-trs Ray Ptckens was held Mh Elmer .E Woods wa5 acrepled es .. new member Ho~;te&Sell at the m<Jeling wer ~ :'ifn Thomas Horrm.an and Mn PhiJ Batt-y Devotions were led by .\Irs Thomas Hoffman Other present were were Mrr Foater Grl!lstead , ~s Donald Brown , liolrs Mel Clark, Mu James Diehl, Jr, Mrs Geora:e Burns, Mn V1c Street, Mrl. Georae Mcl(tught, Mrs John W.olfe , Mra Wilham Gtbbs, Mn Jarnea Roush, Mrs l"arroll Adams, Mrs Harry Miller, and Mn Robert Eleanor Schaaf, Middleport Society Editor, Phone 6079 Hawkm•, Pomeroy Society Editor, Phone 6Z44 Middleport Society Lucille Bearhs ---- Amateur Gardeners Meeting Is Held At Reyn.olds Home Member" of the Amateur Gard eners Club met last week at the home ol Mrs L E Reynolds to prepare the corsages boutonna1 res b ridal bouquet and rocephon flowers lor the Ycung-Kllchcn Heater, paint All & solid 1954 Mereu Hardtop. w1 overdrive. hres. Dodge 3f4 ton One local tires ar. d bed 1952 Chevrolet 4 dr, Motor overhauled, goo sc<Jt covers 1952 Packord IJ~utmrna1hc transmH;ston & Heater Good tu c.s Cub Scout Pack Will Attend Church Services 1 ~ sponsor('d (lass of till' t ir,L B<~Jlil~t lhurch and wil l .11 te nd ( hurch Sunday with th ('ll Dell moilu r~ .! \ the Hapt Jsl ( hur h tn oli ~t' J v.lnf"C of naltOnlll Sco111 Cub Stout l'aLk 244 by tile (,t)ldt n Hult VNk 1 he l u lis wJII o1l~o h.n t• ,. dh p\,1) of fllllrhs lhfly h<IV(! mMlf' nunng till llll SI year 111 tloush"~ ~ hiJt' Storo w1nclow Fred fllbbF •JWnf"r ot the Store, 1s a t1 1 coun ty ~nmt Jt,xet utwc Wh('n I hr !'ar k lllcl Tue11day at the RapiHI l hurrh to renew then· t:bllrh•J anti tnr rf"corgRnJlJtlllln Thomus I amhden Pomt Pleasatll Scout Ex:ecutrve, pre11ded- al l!le mcctmg OH1rcrs art Cub·ma11ter Rl n Rail'} a~aistant cub ma&tcr Mi>UOn Wagon Auto Paul l asn chairman, Ernest Cov ""'"'u & Heater Runs crt, scrrctary Kalad Hlndy , treas - 1949 ure r, Owen Bralton, Institutional dr Fleetllne, radio rcpresentntJv«• c urrord Stumbo Tt>ntatJ\'l' plans were made for a neater, Runs fJne. Olue lltlll Gold Banquet on Satur rtoy. F•·b 23 dr sedan, good tares, run~l Urs MJilon Hood and Mrs Jack good body, clean Sallflrfil'!d ha\e reli1{CnejJ u ncn A good second car mothers and :W:ra Rodney Sauer Lnd M1 s Bru('e Lloyd ore new T><'n COME IN ~olhen More Drn molher!i ur~ St;E THESiol AND needed m order to enlArge the MANY MORE mrmbcrsh1p thr Pack 950 Pontiac 1948 Plymouth 'Little Boy' Style 1\lr and Mrs 0 C Greenle" rect 1vcd word that thetr son .SC George Jo d GreenleE' who eom p i~ ted spec.al tralllm~ at Fm t ' • Bl 55 Texa:s In Jammry 11 as SJg n('d tu Lhl:! Staff and Faculty of the AAA lUld Guided Missile Sr llool at Fort Dhss He IS a grad uatf" uf l\lltJL!Ieport ''tgh Scho I and attentl eJ Oh10 State Untver sity before l'n lenng the Atr Force Robe r t Coa 1 s and son, S'iepbef! spent the wct>kend m Munc1e, lnd whe1"e thev v sited 1l•e formers mothpr Mrll Charles Coots, wbn is Blightly Impro ved at a hospital there after IHI exte nded dine"' Mrs L D Scott e n~ered Hober Hospllal \1ondAy and underwent surg er) Tul'sday Mr Sctll1 .and the1r •lal ;l"hler, Mrs iames Strop son were 111 Gelltpo as Tuesday ovtlh Mrs Sc•Jlt Mr!> I eslle Green Athens. · ~ vJs,tJ ng Mr and Mrs Homer Ru~e :Mr and Mrs Norman Schaefer Laurrl CIJ ff vJsJted Elmer Sehae fer who Is recuperahn~ after a rc.:.-ent hosplta ltza twn He 111 st.n mg at the home of Pete McCloud Mr and Mrs Russe l' W1lson and daughters, Carla and Coileen, al JHIS 'LIIIIt' Boy~ 1Wimsult detende d the llllieral IJ{ h1s fathe slg rwrl Oy "'leltJE' Ho~enl'ltetn ot H E \\'Ji son, Pomerov Road, Atb :'~lew York reaTures UnlQut oorens, Monday at the Shade Metho lro~i! rlP< kll 'lt' ~ nrt ~tl() ~lf>PVC~ d1t1t Church Fne11ds from M1ddl (' port who atlended the setVJCCJ In eluded Mrs l'' red I G,.rdner, Mrs F.rtgar Allcuswot th Mn Leo <'hJJdg Mrs (;eorge Childs, :Mr~ Kenneth Mc-Elhi nny, \1rs George Harris, Mrs Gcnr- Norton .\ tn; Warren Oavts 1s unprovmec A contrmutton was made to the after being 11l with lung cOJJgcs :\farch of IJ1mes when Theodorus tton SSgt Eugene Walburn who 111 , Co unrtl Daughters o{ Amertca met b"e n :.tCJtt flnerl r.t Locl.b••UI ne .. 1 B m rc"uiar sess1 on , Monday even ha~ been sent to Chanute Fteld, •ne: at t h1 JOOF Hall Mrs Mmnlc Ncutzllng, counciLUl for spec! a\ h a llll! .~ m Autr1 or prc~Jded an d several · thank pllo~ Wvlk Ht~ wtr.:: and ri:.Jug ht er who h.1v c hc<' n hv u 1g m Canal 'I 1111 no t e~ \\ere read for flowers W1nehestcr, are sta>ml:{ wJth h• r rf'CI'I\'t J It was r Pported that flow(•rs v.ere s.enl to the funeral mother. Mrs Francrs Yeaug1 of ~1r, M11rk Hartenbach of East liallta Count y, while he Is awa y The ~!burn s h ave purchased a lJ vPq•ool a member who d1ed smce 1he Ia t meeting Plans were lll'W tlurty r.vc foot traJ\ei- M nw <Jnrl 1~1 11 be statiOner! nr-r. J lhc made 10 dr ape the charter for the rlcpa11t d s1:.tcr at the next meet Air Ha~c v.hr-n he retur11 s fJom mg th<' ~f!CIC'id] (Icil y At ttor dose of th e meettng a I\,Jl.id Hmrl y man tt:el of thu Valent nr Part} was .held Jte }<('onmny I oan uffJcr 111 f'mn..roy rreshml.'nts we r e serve:} after ltturn<'rl to v.ork Mond,•y .l iter wh1ch o-a mes were played cmd hl'tnt.: 111 wllh flu for th1 11~st pnzes lWill"r'e tl the wmners ha~e Layne. weddmg 'fh£ prOJect 1s a tr1 bute to Mrs Robert Reibel pres1c!ent of the club and 1Reg10na1 'rhrector Mrs Reibel JS mother of t~.e bnde. Mrs Reynold s servr-d a dcsse rj ~ours" ta Mrs Hc1bel Mn Jame ~ B T1tus Rulland, cl•b!rman of the proJect, M~r Artnur Skmner chairman of tbc receptiOn, Mrs Norman Humphncs, Mrs Brucl' !,loyd, Mrs Jo. M Blake Mrs Ph1ltp Ba1 ky amste 1 the other; wtth arranl{lnJ.l the flowers Su1 day at the chun:h b(•forc Ute CCN mony DH1111g room hostcssts lrom the .lub welt' Mr~ Sktnncr. Mr11 L 1'.: ltq no!ds ~lr~ (, uy Reynolds llld Mt H ll<~r o 1 ct J.oh~c Pomeroy Garden Club Entertained In Lietwiler H.ome "BLUE BOY' COAT oi "ool •eece 111 an 01lgmula spr Ill!:" l9~7, model A strappt'd tut ,ack me.tches the !ll)nt !a..,tcn n!. - - -- - Cradle Of Liberty Chapter Meeting Held On Tuesday Thr• Jlu rd of !111 SJ .Il ll l' of L1!) cr tv Ch11ptr r ul lht• ( h1ldr1 n ol lhl' A l11111tu n Hn .. ltltJon mt•l I'Uf'Sd,ly C\'t III I'J.l II I Ill home nl t lll ll ~ ~'11101 jlll~lllll \IJ, Jl,llt IJtHtt!ll Ml tll ben uf tht t:tf,tld di e Sh,11 on JonC's prPsldtlll 1'\tda Urad fmli \ let' PH' S )Cillllfl t '>l'Crel<lrY Ll i('Jl lJulton 11r :ia l l~ ~o~lct I Oh~c ll·llll'l lt!-:l~l•,u Pl.ms V.llll' made jo1 <l mcl!lllt on lcbruaty 22 <~t 111 1 Vullo hom(' when Nt•d,t J\1 loll nul IHI I Harh.1ra J ol\eH w1ll ht hu s1r ~~t~ S h;non Jonr ~ ,IJld Sail~ lt•sli 1 WJo hf' tn f'har~c of th (• lNil'll.tJOn ,jl rl the pJogt•a m wJII ])(' a s tudy ot 11lc ..,tur Sp.mglcd lltnn t r Contribution Made To Campaign Here By Dof A Group WlCk POMEROY SOCIETY 1 1\frs Harry P Snu• 'J chatrman. Dorothy .Diall(l Stark have r e turned to lht•t r st udies at O._!uo UnJvCl.<llty a rter thc1r Mid term vacahon spent v.Jth thClt rarents, Mr anti Mrs Edward A Stark and son al thetr home m Ltncoln Hill l1:1s3 M1la Jane Stark. daughter of Mr an~ Mrll Eclwarc.l A Stark was placed on the Dean's L1st !or thts f11 st S('mestcr This honorary lis! mrludt':~ all students allam 111,; .1 three pomt average or over Ill all hour<~ :tttompte d with 11 mm nnun o' 15 hours She IS a .Jumor m the College of Elementary Ed ucatJon First Baptist Ladies Class In Tuesday Meeting !\Irs Jam es M\11 ray prl'sltll d 111 the ahl'.t'nec of the p1 t•sHknt when ihe L.udlt,' Hi bit• < l.ts~ uf the Fu l:i• !Japll ~ \ ( hunh lliC \ ru esd<ly ll lhL' home of ~n L D Dlll'!<i P.lr ~ Clarrlll<..'lll 1<: I! oyt gave tlw opemng pra\l'r and Ml9 Murra) cowluctcd the dcvotwnal Hf'r\'JC'l" w1th each mem~r (liV Ing A Srnp lllre reading and porm as plan ned HEART FUND DRIVE TO MilT PRIOA V by Mrs Dill'S The :\l!ddlePQrt llu~u •css anli The Mts~1onary Society the The p10gram mclud u l a rt'Arlmr,:: Proremonal Women s Cl ub w1JI Ra<"Jn~ Bapt iU Church wUI mel't from Sunshine Mu ~az tnr h \ hnvc rharge of the annual Heart at the t'hur1 h Friday evening Mrs lloyt~wluch llsl"d thln ).(s to Gursl ~Jlf'll kf'r al the meeting wlll do to help m dolly llVlnK ,_ Mrs Dnve m Middleport on Ft'bruary be Mr11 Roma llawklna G( Middle Murray rt•Hd ' We Go fh 1s Wa} 24th with Mrs Nan Moore as geu. e ra! chau man A house to hou11f. pori 'f he f ~!her and Ruth Circles D11t Once,' Mrs Otles rend an art ;.a m as~ Will be held sta1 tmg at or the rht~IC'h hiYC been lllVited tclc• on Abn~hnm Lincoln and Mrs 1 il Ill to attend the artalr. J Q Rtct• alt~Q 1ave a reading The My~tcry prize .vas Henj h} :\lr~ Ht•z }toot and v.as won b1 Mr11 Dana Hamilton 'h ~ lluyt c ondu('l~d 11 Dible Qu1z 1\-Ir:. Dtlrs and Mr~ ~a1 mon I Saxt on h ostcs~cs, wer , assts!(•tl w S('rVilljl a des8etl COUl Sf' h} Mrs llo>t :\lr J Q Rice w<~s a g ul"s' .1l thl mect111g or or United Methodist Official Board Meeting Is Held prestdcd when the ()ffll'la] Bo 'H• or lw Umted Mt ih(d tst Ch •Jrch met Monday cvcJHng a t the t' hur· ch Wl lh lwcnt.v SIX mrmb4:u pre The qu.trlerh confc1cnc(' .v .. s seJ1! dllilOunccd fo1 Apn! ~9 Rev Eu ,gene Brown , 1splaycd a book cou cen • n~ the romm iS$IOH S and rc qu c~tr rl that the chamnBn ol t'ach cptnmJ ston hold a Gprc ril rl lt't tlng to s·.H l.\ the book It Wh lllnOuhC Crl lh •I Ill'\\ di~('lph•Jc6 \\ere Ol dcn•d :11r the t'h urch Rev Bro11.n illmounred that he and th e Rev Borden of the Mt Mo1111h BaptJst Church would ex r hangc pulpits next Su nday Theo Smith spl'aktng for the board o( l'!dUcatwu rcporlr.d on supplies fur the church school and aho stt~oted that plans for redeco1attn-: the upstllt r ~ tooms the church wo"'1fl bl· aunounccd soon Perfect attcnrtanre pins were ordcr~d The mcclmg closed wtth th~ forlnlng of the }' rlendshlp Carele 11nd prayer hy the past<lr or BOY SCOUT BENEFIT CHICKEN DINNER •salisbury Grade School Friday, Feb. 8 ~ lOOMS Of ~ Ntw Pqrwlture = I roa $299.00 BAKER = I FURNITURI II~ 0.HrfteIll llrlthteo& C.~ MlddleiiG11 til IAU!l I'VBNJT1JU / •5:30 P.M. ta '7:30 P.M. t. aeflt of T~ ... •• MMlher!iI w lN1 USA, •• Valley Forac *ADULTS $1.25 * CHILDRE'N $.65 (Ad sronso~ed by L&Z Shops) , Mrs John Lletwller assisted by Mr s Edw111 Charles, entertained the Pomeroy Garden Club Mon day afternoon at her home, West Mam St The meetmg was opened by the presiden t, Mrs Edward Baer and members rt>sponded to the roll call w•th "My February Garde-n Chore Mrs CharieR Goeglein and Miss Lydta Ebersbach attended the district meeting held recently Jn Mldileport and Mn Goegle'ln gave a report of the meeting It was reported that there were twelve garrlen dubs In the county and that each club was requeste1 to assist 1n the planting of shrub bery at the ('Ounty homes It was voted to as.!list in the program for the Carman Rest Home and to give one party each year for the res1 dents An mtere~tflng paper "Getting thlngs rrady for spring" was pre· sented by Mrs Charles who stated I that the mcest garden is the one we dream about as we sit about the fh·e In February She urged each member to try one new plant m the1r garden thlS year There were aeveral arrangements of daUod1ls and outstanding wa<~ an arrangement of dartodlls and fern m a Japanese flgurme w•tb a parasol wh1ch was plaeed tn a pamted coconut palm ahell Refreshme nts were served by the hostesses durmg the soeJal hour. Revivot Services Are Continuing At Ourch Of Christ Mason PTA Skit Is Presented At County Meeting The Mason Parent·Tcachera .A!Isoclatlon pt·escnted the prOifJnl l)n Monday nt~ht at the reJular Jo~red I Gardner, putor of the meetmg of ttie Mason County ItTA Church of Cbrt&t, pr esuied anc. Counc1l held at the Sunnyside Jed the songs when the Revtva;J School serv1ce was held at h1s ChuTclr The M,.son group presenf.e4. a Tut-»d.ay eventng sktt ent1tled "Our Projects, Then Fred Dunn, Huntington, Is the and Now' Whtch gave a relumc revJvallSt and his top1e was "The o{ the obJeetlves of tfie PTA dllce ~ four Arms of the Cross " He show Its {Ouoldll1g M<'mben ot the Mason PTA took ed an ongmal pamtlng of the part m the play which was dble ctI hree Crosses and special muslc ed by Mrs Gladvs Arhs Mrs "'Eveat that time waa a due t "They chorus Were Nailed to the Cross" by lyn Proffitt directed a winch sang on the program Mrs Fred I Gardner and L R Wiley Tn~ meetmg OJ)tlned wnb an organ prelude "The Eternal City•• TV COVIRAGI by Mrs. Che&ter Erwin and Mrs WARWICK, 1l I - With the Harold Lohse. aid of a 46-foot antenna, booster and flJter, Richard Lindemann reThe topJc for tbiJ everung'uer port. he gehl pretty good recepv1ce will be " How Do You Stand tion w1Lh hu television from 36 Jtatlons In 17 states. ' "' IRST e In Local News Ia Advertillng In CirculaUon • NO. 251 "'. Weather ,en fine at ••·Mu.. Del'oted To rlae VOL Vlll - • }; lr UNITID N.lll Ohio: Maltly cloudy with Utt.. chol'lte In f•M 04nturo throuth F rid•y Some drn::do encf ,.. morning hours :h.. n~~;e of tcolthtretl •ltow.n ~rJth portion Fr1!d.lry, Hu011h todty upper lO'• north to low 40'J 1ovth Low tonlwht low 30's north to the upper 3ft'• aouth. .trea Pomeroy-Middleport, SINGLE COPY-5c With GOII?" No outer scorching. _ hnier undefaM?king; Bedford School King And Queen Chosen F.or Party The seventh and eighth grade studPnts of the Bedford School chose a k1ng and queen to re1gro at the ValE:ntme Party at Bedford Feb 8, 19157 Chosen were Edna Carman, Queen and James Ker n, Km g February 4, bus number four was dell) ert tn getting to school on accLunt of motor trouble Frank Jones, who drl\es bus number une pu·ked up the chJ!dren on the route Donna Whale y, Arnold Roberts, lhke Barnhart and Held Hart are absent Lod :'\} fr,,m our classes Lu Ia Dm st W( nt shopptng wtlh her mother at r.uon A report th at a mad fox IS Ill our terr1tory near Darw1n has been reported The seventh and eighth graje room ts now bemg decorate d by the Oecorat ng Comm1ttce who 1~ J ames Kern Lola Zlet;llcr and Boyd Sanclatr for the Valenl1ne Party HUMEZ: CONFIDENT PAIW'i UP - Charlc8 llumcz of Fram·e was co nftdent today of a WAGNER"~ Wt1' ~hot a t the world m!ddlflweJght crown next ~ ummer berause of h1s impress 1vc defense of the Euro pean title !l.!onday mght of an eighth - rol•nd Iechmcal kno ~:kout over Pat Me >\leer of England (RIME IN THREES CAMDEN, Me ~ News stand operator StE>rhng Hastmg told po lice hi!! store was robbed three Wlii~Vt.Ue ELBER FE LDS. '. ... ~~t~lm~e~s~i~n~"~'~"~e~m~o•;I~h~•~=~~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;:;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~ ry Virgie E. Haggy Funeral Services To Be On Friday ' At Plekens In Potnerog and Mason City . WE IJAVE A CHANil New Supply INWUR HOME ·· naang Wl11l New ' Pholo Salesmen In Trouble With New Ordinance PaHerns • Rcuonably Priced e WaUpsper Supplies Be1ver SPEED SAW DRILL BITS New lmprov1tl High s,..cl Shit CVHina DrUI Bit eDitiLLS e REAMS eSAWS e CUTS $!.45 ca - 31or $7.00 Funeral scn •tces for V&rgu? Elizabeth H~tggy. 50 who died at her homl on Uarn ~flnVllte Rd o 1 Wedn,.sri:..} are to be held .f riday :;.t 2 p m m I he Ew.ng Funer:JI Chapel. 1 1.~ d..cf'ased had bPen ill for a lr111g penol.l of lime Sur~ • vmg arc a brot:Jcr Kenm·~fl Haggy or ("nlumbus :tnd two at • lers \larlll ll Kmds Jf Zanesvillu and D01a H}se\1 of Pomeroy Bur1al IS to be ma'le m thl! Be• ch <Jro~c Cemet ery THlWNE~~:a:~~ CABINET SINK With Swinging Faucet ONLY $139.95 Insulated BOots Waterproof, Alrln!ulated Korean Type Boots Only . $13.95 PAIR .$4 ln.. Slntlt Bowl, Doublt Dnlnboard CAB,INET SINK With Swi"gl"~ Faucet O"NI,Y $99• 95' LOOK WtfO'S LISTENING IN New Rill Would Give Control On Trading Stamps Two middle aged ladies of P.arkersburg who had ba~ly embark ed t n lhe1r careers a• sales lad1es tflrtJiy ran afoul Qf the new Porn e:-oy ftrdlllanc e agatn~t unlicensed pcd liars. . Although the ordmanee had not been approved legally yet, th~ hdltr-who asked thelr names 1x: withheld- were braughl to ell_, ball bY Pollee Chief Frank Hudson Complamts hact been phoned 111 from ::'iaylor's Run tbat a doo to uoor c<~.mas was btJ mg made "Well " Sllltl one, "l"ve onl1 tw-n at this lhrte d•ys lllld the \t rnd w;ts sure ld.e n out of mv ' Market Reports CJiiClNNATI 0, {UP) - QCe: ~. steady. nC't pi ICC's p;ua •t fanm for US consumer grades wh1tu and brvwns A JUmbos 34 LICENSED TO WED s.ul t " Tile women were rcprtscnlmg a I g1Umate !ltUdlo concern i n .Parli:('l"sburg Mayor's SeLTetar_, Elma Russell s~ud she didn•t know whot to do w1th tllem as lhc ordin· ace had not yet been passed She was preparing to have them rt• g• 1 i<'t" but pay no pOOdbng fcp. ~tnd kl them go about their busmc:os. l Prod· FORMa: PIISIDENI Herbert Hoover &hd Primdent ElJenbow•r ehat dUring luncheon lD. WQhlngton bonortDg Hoover tor llbstibgutehed service to the peoplt of tbt Ualted Statu. The tonner. 88~yeaNl1d Pre1tdent wu hollored for hiJ work wttll hla Hoover commiaskm ~ £OVtnunent reorpaizaUon. (lnt.,_,itmGIBolmdlhotol (;('offr~y A Wilson, 23. U S Armv, Washlllgton State, and Vtola Marlene Moore 21, Pome roy, have been hcensed to wed b v Mt:16:t Probate court ' METERS GET $219 Parkmg meter collec:Uon:t itl Pomeroy last week totaled $27!J accordmg to Patrolman Jqhn Ml Kenr.i~ I 39, mo.!ltly 22, A large 32-3'3; A mediums 27 29, A small 20-24, B larte 27-30, Pncc~ F 0 B Cmcln· nat! whltea and browns. A large 38-39, A m.edmm 35·S6, B :argc 3>-36 Chlrkcns fryers about steady, fryers 3-31k lb 19 20, hens, heavy type 13 lS, hens, hlllit type D-11 . Butter/ 90-score 68 cents 1\l. THIS SCINI tn the UN In New York Jlhov.s Israeli Foreign MiniBter Golda Metr di9Cu!l.lling her na~on a refuSIII to pull out ot thll Gaza. •trlp &nd Gulf of Aqaba, while ln backg1 ou nd, Egypt's Foreign :Minta~r Mahmoud Faw.zl. cocks a quiz.z1cal eye bt her direction. 8eaid& h_y 15 Abba E:b.aJI., l.srllel's UN delegate, _ {l~h'"!~il COLUY!RlJS 0 UP • Rep llarn l ~.rh ~l" 1 l R ~ P,1tman lod •Y W<JS c:.:pec\('d tn sub .. lJt a b&ll 111 the House eal h ng: for state tOI,· trol g01 t•rnmg trarhng stamps Thc m,•:~ '> urc ca ll:. ror ;~ II mrr· chant~ to lil'POSII tn a bank a s um o•qual 1o lhe va lue ol the slamps: Jssued l 01 kwdl s;wl hf' wa11tci :o 'proi HI th<' custo,ncr and the .ncrchant u} rNtmrlng the firms io "-CtoJrl' llr("!ls('s from the super .. mtf'udcnt of banks Cork"c'l sud hl' h,1d asked the l ..elC" J ~Iattve S(rvJ(c lommJS.SIO n to comlu(t a r<'~cmch !':\udy of the tradmg s1nmp htJstll~ss In Oht'• ~ nrt th l" II,Jitcrl :-;t.~•,.,s fit !:!<rid leg• slatll,lll on the tr 1rhng s tan p busmGss Jo; pcnd111~ 111 Iowa, Lou· isiana and CallJorma � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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