http://66.213.69.5/files/original/58e772be9b1ca94a5bdad7031104214d.pdf b2384f0dcd7dd58f83da8dd3e9945272 PDF Text Text .. • . ' 1'he Daily Sentin~l • --- ' ·'· L • t -· • 1 . • • . I • I • ' Ia CIM!latloa .. WeVe ~ e- C1Ub Completes Landscaping · !Pbt POMEROY • • ""'" -; SOCIE .I~ •. . ., Rev. Ji .s . . Mas . To ... loht 011<1 - , , ...lohf. Hloh tooioY ,_,. - • tl>t Is , I• 11 . ~ ~~ boapltal. U,tJoned at Mare 1Jio1nd, Valliju , C.)if., it YIIUln1 hl1 lather, Delbert Rice, Fairview Park, Ohio, and il expected here over the we:ell:cnd for a vilit With his mothe.r, ~·· H. L. Dunham: and family. Pte. Rice is on twenty-d1y IUrlouib. 4 dr. Eeonomleal for every llland point. Good soUd car. 1951 Ford VI .Cntoml............... $495 2'dr, Original black flnllb. 1952 PIJIIIOUfh 2 dr......... ·.... ·.... $495 Dlx. Sedan. Like new turqoulse finish. Ml'l. WiUltm Betz and dauahter, Sandra, Jack1on, and Mrs. Robert Betz, Gallipoli1, visited tel• tivea •nd lrienda here Thursday! N.ftl. Artbur Covert, who has bellin boapitalized in Fort Lauderdale, 1-""'la., since baving 1\ tevere heart eondition, was scheduled to re&\P'n' to her home there Thul"r daf. Mrt. Walter Rainey, who ,fleW to )'lorida to be with her aliter, went to Charle~tun Tuesday •ceom·panied by her nleee, Mrs. Ke'nritith Boater, Galllpolla:, and w11 u-nable to leave for Florida until Wednt!!day because of bad 1952 Pontiac 8 tyl. · · · · · · · · · · · · ·· ·· ··· · $666 2 dr. Sedan. Hycl!:amatlc drive. Sparkling original light · 1f53 ·Ftrd Customllne .. · ............ · $895 llr· Sedan. Showl good care. . 1954 Bukk Century .. · · · .... · · · ·.. · $1'795 2 dr. Rivter• Cpe, Dyna/iow, Beautiful Three tone ~hile and green finish. 1955 plymouth V8 ........ · .. · · .... $1,495 C. L. Davls, Va; Mr. and Mrs. and Mr. and Mrs. non, Charleston, W. . Quick and Mr. and Mt1.1 Abbott, Parkenbura. W. Va. ·we"iLher. f dr. Savoy Sedan. One local owner, It bests the hills and betters the hiahways. Mr. aad Mra. Gerald Prcl!lton will go to HunUnaton Saturda:~ 1956Ford YB Customli111 · ........ · $1,895 to m"t their aon, Gary Preston, Wl\o been in Italy, Fran¥e ·~~ h'•• 4 dr. Sedan. 13,465 careful miles. R&H . Immaculate throughout,1 • .. 11 . • 1, .. Spain ii~Ce la11t October. Pre.ston, who i& a radar man In the' . Navy, wti1 have ten day~ leave, He arrived in Norfolk, Va., last Monday. 1956 Pontiac VI Star Chief · · · ·· ·· · $2,495 f dr. Sedan. Less than 9,000 easy miles. Almost like the day it.wauold I Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Clleylon, w. va. Mrs. Fted Nease Farle)', tbe _eighteen churches jurisdic-tion. IJit: ALLEN A~ILI~N~E ... ,. -...--. Is Host~ss To . Forest'ltun WSCS Mn Fred Nease asalsted by Mrs. Muinc Bonnett, who is employ. David Neas(!,. a 1ue1t, entcr~ined lXI In Columbu,, arriftd Thursday the Women~:: Society of ChriatJ! for a visit with her psrenb. Mr. Service of the l'oreat Ru.n MM aud M"r111. CharJea Bennett, and Mr. dist~ Cl)urcb, Wedne.ada)' event i 4 dr. Catallpa Sedan. Power Brakes, Power Steering, Hy. . llramatlc drive, All leather seats. "Hard Tnp" 4 dr. Se· r lttd Mt1. Vernon Rogera. Fostor~a at her bome. Mra. Rorer~· , who b . work ina at . Mr~. John Scott pre111ded at tbe ~an. 14,685 careful miles. New one would coat abciUI~.· the Downtnr· Insurance Agency meehn1 tn the abseNce , .of the 200.00. ' . • while Mrt, Cath Bahr Is on vac:a - . president, Mn. Rud 'Yitlon. Mr.. 1 tlon, tau spent the weekend with --Eu1cne Forbes, pr~Jr•m, leader, her parenti, Mi. and Mts. Ben· had f~f her topic, Wboq-~ Shall l RlYiara .sedan. pynafiow drive. "Hard Top" body style. "nett and wu Joined 'i'hunday by &_erve. Group elnlinl ~pened th~ One local owner. her ' bulbanll , procram and a pla)'let on ·the tople · waa preaented br l(n. ;\Jan Gen· t. · l&re; Gerald Preaton took her betmer, Mrs. Fred NeUe, Mn. 01Fordomatlc. Beautiful orJginal light blue finish. New • mother-i.Q:·Iaw, Mra. lva Preston, CIT ImbOden and N.n. Edmurid her home tn ParterJburJ Thutl· Grueaer. A ahort talk OD the topiC Buick trade.ln. Radio an'd Heater. , and atopped Jn Bel~ tor 1 waa liven by tttn. Job-' Elwood with her mother. after which prayer by Mt•. Forbe1 F~d lbd Mn. Henry Null enter· the "PfOJI'&m. 2 dr. Fordomatlc. Lesa than !8,000 miles. A re~ "cream.' ta~n;d Mr. and Mra. vernon C:IDHd Ouring th'e bualneas l!lcaalon a puff." Radio and Heater. · Roaert, Fattoria, at dinner Thurs- "t.hank you" QQte waa read froll'j: day eveni.na. Mn. U. s. Nel.ae for nowera ~ent ' ht~r while bOtpilaiiiOd. A report , Power Steering. Low Mileage. One local owner. Mn. L. McComas 1Ublt.ituted wta made on aalet taJC at.lmpL The' aa Secon4 pnde telchor &his lint chapter 'of 'he atudY book •. ·. what a difference ~veto ybtl makes 1956 Bontiac VB Star Chief · · · · · ·· · $U95 19561uick ....,... -lal4 dr....... · .... · ,,,, •2 695 1955.,.._. V8 Ranch Wagon ········ $11195 1955 SEE '" . l • '' ·, VB Customllne · · · ··· · · · · $1,595 1952 ~ V8 4 dr, Sedan · · · · · · ·· · · $666 w. week while Rqbert w11 awar. Allouwortb ..Mis•iou, USAt" Wll' pre~entcd by· Mn .. Edmund Orue•er. Refreshment& wero . served by the bosteu t~ thote Damed above " and . Mrt< Allred YtiUJer, Mrs. A,• mal'fd,J Baer, lin. Mark Evana •n• ·, 11 · ' ¥r-1. ·bella P11nt. ~~ ·-~ J ' I ' USE~ · c~R • 'I ' ~ ' ' ' ·'SRICIAL! ' "' ' 1954': DODGE . aor-~+Door .. Sedan. l!Wlo and Heater. .V-f Ell,Cine. Ono O:rqlt;rl ' ' H.· . ~WLINGS i ." •C r ) ) '. COPY-Se Pre. Joe Rice, USMC, who il 1951 Studebaker a..,lon · ........ · $295 u.a Mrtll ...,. .... ._... ~~~nrJN JW7NVtta. Claremont E. Hoyt v£s.Ued. hit brotber-ln·l•w, · Ptof. Hunter HerdJDJ~n, i1 tbe PliU ,.aulb>Gentral Haopltal Tburlcliy. ftref. HetdOJans. a mathe~ks intttuetor at Hll'•h•ll OoDeae, bid an 1Qternal hemmorhaJe wblle . teachlq "' exteiUJioh ch., In Port1moLttli and wa• ru1hed to Save Now at Lowest Winter Prices c.. ........".............. ... ....r _., ..........- .with- DeNtefl 'I'•I'JNs ' • Kn. Sherman.- Weimann and daufhtera. Columbus, arrived Tbunda)' for 111 weekenCI vi.Jit witb her mother.. Mre. Ferne Barker. DQnna Miller, student at tbt Offiee ~ainina Scbool lr. Columbua. iJ a weekend guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Miller, and family. 8Dbert Sansbury, Bexley, vi!Ji.ted hi1 aunt, Mn. R. C. S.nsbury,. !lid }•!D.!ll Tllllf1doy. . . 8y UNITtiD , .... Oh'-': Occtrf•wl tela...,... •' Mrt. Verr.e Davis visited Mrs. John HoUck and family in Huntington Thursday, ' ' green finish •• • ~ Society Ch{Jp/NJd Pr/csa :tO·the Gtound . ' • ~ • •' ·~ ·; •' :Middlepc;rt " .' ' ' ., ' • In .Local NeWJ , Ia Ad~ Llld~ ~ H&JoJilif,I'Omtroy Soelei):,Edltor, Pboae 8244 ~~Scbuf. Jl!ddl-port ~Editor, Pboae 60'1~ . f .r • IR.S-T ' ' '"' 8-DaUy SenUnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Feb. 22, UIT •• . ..- --·. .IN JAIL · ~-a. aenin&,a • �• J • ~1 Sentln~ Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Feb. 23, 1957_ Day Book Daily Sentinel TEST FOR SHRINKAGE ' PLAN BIRTHDAY PARTY Tht! Auxiliary of the F~ny-Bert­ ncl t Post, AMerican Le•:ion, will meet Monday evet~lni at the Le . . ·~ion Hall to ntakc plans for l.belr birthdi!y dinner. carrier wbcre available 30 centa pe1 Daily Sentinel oWce, $1~ .60; su By motor route where available· $8; aix months, $4.25; three months PlAN MAR. 4 MEETING • '• t Fathers May Be 'called In ' : ' l~U5 10:30 11 :00 ll:SO It :45 12:00 1 1 12:30 1 1:00 1 2:00 2:30 3:00 Bo~<lro :f::iO 8:00 News 8:15 Sports Eye 4 ~00 :.... . . . Hooomorr CloonO) Sho" e::::~llllht I' ....., 1 !bow 8:00 9:00 10:00 10:30 12:o0 :· ' .' 8y t. 0. SAUNDFJIS "One of lhe bes1 lhlngs In the world is lo be a Boy. I! ·re. qllire• no experience, lbOIIIIj It needs some pracliee to be a •(10011 one. the tlisadvantage of the position is that it does not last lopg .~PII&)I; )t J& llO<In,oyer. Just •• soon as you get use<f to I!eillg a Boy; ydu hive to· be I!Omethtng else, w1th a goo4 deal more work to do .and net hal£ as much run. And yet overf Jloy is anxious to· be a m~n aJid I~ very uneasy with the restriill tlllns that ate put upon him as a Boy." . 'l'o solve the problem of a ch:linquent Boy, the process 11 . mll<b tbe 8011le 11 solvln1 a mathematical problem. You must know certain f~s about the Boy and the problem, have ill · mind tbe result you t!ISh to obtain, and the steps necessary tiJ . reach the desired teiult, lllld as I said in one of my formet atOr!es, these problems vary greatly, However, there are cer• lain lundamenlal principles that must be followed. Delinquent Boys or the adolescent age do many things that Affllliil •COiifCIIIT &VIddleport people who attended they do not want their fathers to know about. This Is especial~ H kl thtng 10 m• In the1e , ...... Poton· the Tri-County Commlttllty Con· ly true If thl@ f1ther and son a-re not chums. For a number ot Nat:: t:~~n~~:u~to ~: ~• H:lvls tates. Just about kint stuff, all Spw my first robin on Feb. 9. cert in Gallipoli& Friday night in· .yean in ftandUng b.ad Boys, lf they perslsled in their mlscorJ. ProsltYthio 1, Cedric I was I hollered bhe eluded Judge and Mrs. du~t I appealed to their fathers, and in most cases this appeal Seeing '"rhe Hip" denuded Cf BeeJr: gets not oniy bi"s own ex· news toso excited Clark and !iOn ~rtbur; Mr. and Richard Chambers, who · ,ftpt:toft ""eltfn tellln• a father that his son had been causing trou• ·r & bl~'"' 1t rchbol he would say, "Why dM you n~~ tell me before J tettainly would have taken care of the Boy. On ~ne oceasiorJ a sordor Boy wu aent to me because of some misdemeanor, 0 · I· now of bow he'll look With pc~ses paid, but that Cf his ,wife · a len. .... u., !•·ri•ht • on the bejn In his invesliaating activities. . Na room in a clemoeraey for princely entourages, fin flfU~e travelli.na: expenses and where s m.Y crown, anyway. TOo much power, wroqgly placed and abused will ruin any man that ever walked on bwo legs, eventually . an~ou""l·d'~'~at a the,Jr Boys c!o the manly thing a·nd wtU cooperate with th• flf' Ptis sJdeburns •. an artist8' eon- teacher. h'" · eu t '" · Ju" .. , a ' horl time 1 ~ Eric Chambers With 8 huge 8 Inc-h barl~e brought to hfrn 1by M~lsllan Jais uncle, Ed\~on Hohstetter from New York r:Hy. Legend on the b~ge rP;ad~ ·'F:I~is lB A Jerk." Reeall1~g aga m .anrt my sides sti!I shaku111 n laffm' at the nowfamous r emark of Adlai stevenson on hearing ··IJaound Dog's" proponent discussed _ asked Adlai, 1 was fortunate en~~g·h· .to bn earnes lly "Wilat IS an Elvh Pres- teaching at Central B]dg. In our ley?" He mennl it, too. schools the da·y the Ohio Unlvnsity band visited UB . And what a Whereupon the Boy replied, "Oh, your judgment is all A ~ h . bt rlgn~, , I don 'I need to t e II ra ther. I wIII abt de by your dec1s . j on • .PUllin nu t IJH IS -~ 1O"W1y u sure 1y band. {'lnd 1n those rich .:reen into ~~~Jivicw one of the uniforms, train_ed, to a ·fa t'"':-Y?ll· At IOOth~e Wb!&~told' I .Bov that I woul~ hav:e to 'f):r~ :fresh ~ioHln! Jttti:&}lm o£ teccnl well, they wll!re iu t-nthusft~hl"nlly' · sent ttie c ,to llllllf. . . Bald, "PICllule don't ten lalber. um... ; ;.t received by our young pr.ople lhat Gtve. ~e .tl .. more ~hance and I will show you that t can do Along with hlm n·n the Armyl il. wa~ almo~t an ovation from bt·· better. ' I Rave him another Ch&llce and he kept his word. go om l.~t•qt wisttes. ,B ('cml sl ', no ginning to end. -----o;;c=-;;:--,- ·--- . 'jokin' -~ J·:lvis comes or a nicl' Not the least of this w:~s 'M . H. Thtt W11 No Ilk l:.n ~lk wtlh a bridle and. ~addiP I family wilh a good mom and dart, S.'.11 own Mr. Wa-rnke condtJcting SODA SPMNGS, Ida.-Angu~ on In all rny Yl!nrs of res1dmg In and evldcnlly he just stumbled ot'-e numher which h(' did with Sheriff the ('Ounty." into nll lhls perverted judo or pt'CC'ision, a~surance n~ well as just Stot;lting complained to Ralph Mll'iott that some elk !tunwhtttt•vcr on earth it is. enough flourish. ter had" thot and wounded hill A Lot Of Water Jt"s going to be o refu('tanl s,:lv· Charles Minelli, o. U. hand mas· hor• wbteh he bad left tied tb 1• ing up, a ncslalglc looking back , Jer is one or the besl. liked men pl~t! tree wbUt he w•s huntlna. MEMPUTS, Tenn.-Morris Kaker and playlrJg his recorUs . but side · or his p(ofe'llsion In lht'se here Jfe HkciCI fhe weekly Caribou ~a.n it takes a lclsl 700,000 g 11 J. burns will eventually melt away parts. COI&ftA.t:JMIF to pill! tile word alon1 !on~~ of water ta grow one 300- 11nto lhe dh1tance, the records will Wt> hope he comes back s,oon. to h~n;t.il1 .lait ~1've- never leen pnund hale of cotton . · become ever and ever mor·e ubso· not too bad, and after we had talked it over 1n detaiJ, I said to the ltudent, 'iDo you see that you were in the wrong?" tfis answer was '"No j do not see that 1 was wrong. " fk • boo• h 1 fl I d'd t So, I e a k agent w en h s r.8t sa•lesta k 1. not ge an order, I werlt over It aga~n in a ~riefer form with. the same re~ suit that he did not see It as I d1d . So I made th1s proposition to him, you tell this &~ry to your father tonight just as it took place and see it his judgm11nt agrees with yours or mine . lele ond a -.... U.Pea Up •H. Hum.. 28. C..k ao. P'ena 81.0om. l!lnO<I lt.llpoek - ...--- ... Aipll.. .,....... :13.- ,.......,. ....... ••. Cry ot ol tim• (pl.~ U.Ruk tlllarty lr.l f7.Cooeludl at Welt donet 41. 1111111& • .., E H Idol wll! be set up. 990 On your Died Your Sunr.ise ' To Sqr.set : Siation i· ~ 10:00 10:30 ll :00 11:30 12:00 12:30 1:00 I :30 it~a·o ~f;• 2:30 3:00 3:80 4:00 4:30 ~;()() ~a::::~:u::(p, ..... . ' . IM..... ....,..,.....,anou.tf, lftWIMIIIIt.41t_.. ~ L'llo X .ter the two C1o, ete. ...... ..lOtiOn, ;_.:; 11i!J;.tcolllll 011!1 I'Q-IIall ~- 11M 18 d IOMila. ' .lilt . l o t - In dlii.,..L .& On..,_ 41:•tattte ' lfo·aVIOQ ' 4_:11.DVIT YKBI ZIQ DVYQW, W'VA IIRO ~-~'!r-IY Ill 0 .. MAN KI.IIT HA'Ill A Cllll• • Dn'll.&.liQ!tln ~- 1' •• 9 ...... LeFevre Funeral Sugar Run PTA "founders Day" Program Held Thursday Night Rites Held At Founders Day wa1 ''!'be 'Toundert l>-1' protram when the Sugar Rua PTA met by Mts. w. a. Sbuteea, eventn,, at the tcbool. opened witb a tribute to tbe ColUmbo~ Friday Thuraday A large white •lsa wJtll tlle founders bY Mn. T. Qownle, observed 1 A. word .Welcome In rod !ellen and of\er wltlch tile II'OIIP led by Mn. I Funeral servlet:s for Mrs: Ad- the (:trofJie of a boy 11\d ,U:I, ~ Nolan SwaekbiPI.er _,1Jil~ :~Jn. Roy rlan LeFevre, Columhtu, were- ed the ~· 11 tbey entered tbe Tncy Jr. at ~ ,P!IDlll, .IMll the held in Columbua Friday at th., bw.iJdlng. Ia front of the atp wu PJ'A aonc. A poem "''ld ~New" Cook and Son Chapel tt one o'- a amail .ereen .tlbl1 centered wltb waa -read by Jlrl. Bd~ard .Bur. clock with interment at the Glen an arraqement of ebryuatheJlrt. Wood&'ard weleoiDftd tU llelt Cemetery_ · mums ID a red bQwL Life l1le prnent and lDtrodueed the PrelenL llr. and Mrs: c. c. Chapman 1fl1urea of a boy4nd a elrl were at pre~ldelltl •D4.: -ttre!MD~ted. were called to Columbus tbhl week the root or the llept. ~ .c01111es ~ :w~ theY' were .b7 the unexpected death of their Arrangeml!nts of white ~doli, Mated in the tro't of the room. A _1 dauabter, Mrs,. LeFevre, ·(Aileen red tulips and white byadDth1 A1 tbe put pre~~~~ ~--~• r '' · · · Chipman) at Meroey Hospital. , 'l"lre ·U~d to dkorate the .d11oed they ~te lbd told Un~~· Suvivors Uaelude ber llusband room1, end a border of red I th ~ject of jheii' , . . ·.u•1111 and parents; two som, Alfred carl cherries with green lea~ and Pait prelldente: intrott,eed and by Air and· Clarence Joseph, one sister.~ red hatebets were on the black~ their )'ell' w~ ~· Job Llet- Udktlon -lira. Anson Jackson (Hilda Cham- boud. The preamble to the COD- wber, J.8K.2S; lltl. l~ El~ AJr F,oree, Mla. .Joseph lloub left Tbundoy Dtan}.-on brother, Harold Chapman, atitution wu wrltten on the ~ ~lc1. 102'148-291 lin. Ot~·StraUII aviation evenint for • visit with relatira Cli!IUcotbe. and also tho alatement oiQ._ 1NHI2; llrt. Gerald Wile; tlllf.a'l een ID ln ColambuL · Waahineton. "Show not yo-ll 1m. Chorlos 11un.n Sr.; IJII'7.aHII tronlet, lin. Belen Neue ltft Tbunday· alad at the mialort..,.ne of another Mn:. Theodore Le~~ ·1DD40; dar ~::.,:for • weelr:ead vilit in though be be your-eneMJ"/' Mi-t. R.iehatd CunpbeU, 1~; dati NEED GOOD wltb .her oon oDd dau· ' J~ 1. · Mn .Leo Beyail, 1H&47: llrt. I. aviotion. JbteT · llr. and Hn. Kennellira. 1\oy Wood!IOII'II. pnollidn lfeiiUI'fey tJIM.al· ilil. Roy Vpon completion of lhlo tnll!- worth Nelle and other relativ~ oponed -the meellllc with !be I'I'A Jr. 19H and. 19111H18; lng, IJeu\en.._t· .StniD will . bO Romer Cooper W'bo wu C!alfed prayer. Mra. Edward Bw.t' read Mn. w. A. Gibb" 1103-&1; and awlf1led bll r:Uver win11 and t:at, eFOB TQ£ BEST! by tho ....Ill of biB fotber, ~' l the report or the aeeretuy lath' Yrl. T. ·A. DOwnii,18M. · L IWplaft.tnAmeriea'amainliaeol G. Cooper rottmled to blo eANY TYPE! •baenee of Mra. Leland SlNon aad · 1'wo charter memben; MrL .EI· detenae - tile new all.Jet A1r Timpo, ~. Fridoy. While Mn .. Janaea O'flrien. tbe report of berfeld ·aftd· 111ra. Baker Gordon Force. ::. bere Wu the pest of bia dau. See or C.U the ~uurer. A parent . edueaUon wm li'ltrodueed, l(n. Mnk 'fleinehter and. IOn tn ld', Mr. and lira. eonference to be ~ I.a. ·Athena. ·111'1. Cb&rlet Glbbs, 1Mrl. Dan White. March 21 111<\ 22 wat ,nnouneed. A Zundel and Kn. lfolan Mrs. Olive Ingraham and Mrs. contribution . of *:$ ·was made .to telehel'l at the P'rlday morning tor the. national foundaUop. The tbir4 were :lntrudueed and pre. a relative.. and friends '814 E. MaiD Sl. Pomeroy ,rade taught by ·Mn. Charlet eoraaa:e~. Biggs won the attendance banner. in Columbtu. Mrs. Ro~ Ropra and dilldrea NelaonvUle are the peatl of uPioMIIi:rau:r parents, Mr. and Mr1. Thoma• Youne, Wett Main St. • N w COMPTON, 0. D om.. 8......, Eul Cuarl "-1. PomoroJ I lo 11. I to S. (CI- al N - oa 'h-1 A frelf lot tiJe f1tlre ........wl. fanrllrl ........... 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:00 U:OO Jnek ,; s B~ • Sh ....._ ,;00 o~· ~:he.tre OW f 9:30 A1frtd HitcbeoC!k · . 10:00 $64.000 Cballente , 110:30 Wbat ·s M7 Line 00 s d N s ee111 ~11~15 Tb! ~:te ~~w p 12:30 Sign Off ~ :_, .. , ·~- l'ellinl . ·'· :.fi!dit.J HoriZODII Crystal ,eandelabfl• were ·on each ry doV brlehlorl/u a cooling' ingredient. , , nolhing can blOt the flaYOrJOm_e ..11ft'• lllot 11ilk glveato t¥11J dlohl Crow, !oll'l. W- A. Gihl>o, Jln, Glen - ·to food ' VALUE. milk iole lop ratlntt Arrange now lw dally """"" orioo. Our ~Ilk lo: AJ.W(\YS 1 qhl ~. llfa , . . . ... ,;. . PlJWp M~er, Mra. Leo Crew, .w,.oo .Gru...... Jlro. Tom ,...,, G..,,, . I FOR A TREAT ' • ·that CAN'T. BE B~AT S!~~n Theatre . rreaa Coolerenee • 20th Centurj Theatre Ted Moclr. Amoleilr Hour ~otlon ,was palled by '· m•~· ~"'.".!.!'u."d&::;;& ~ HIGHEST PRICES . .. ,, . FOB YOUB / . · oa=-~ PIGS - ' . .f . ,· YOONG<Ufli8Tocl: . .. .at · I'JI'E REI'BIUJUttM . . ' 1 As A' DOWN PAYMJ.M ON 'i'm8 Grace Episcopal NEW H CU. FT. ' ~. . ' · -BO'l'HIN'J' Women',Group Meeti'n91s Held •1!;ut -of Burma" w~s the topic Uui study book P.l'fllented bJ Mri. Patiick Lochary when the Women's .AtWliary or .Grace £pis eopill Chureh met Thursday after nOOJI, at the bome cf Mrs. Tbeo dore Jlerd Sr., MUlberry Ave. )ln. 'iobn Lletwiler secrelar) pnlided at the meeting in th-e of • •bRnce ot ·the president and vic.! pruldeitt. .Dev.otlons le~ bY Mr.J. Reed o~n~ tbt; meeting. Plan& weifl · maCte for an open tneeting to .,.; held at the . parish house, Thurlclay MarCh .21.. Refi'esh.men\8 ,in .keeping with Ge.orge •.Was1Ungtop.'1 birthda.J we,., served to eleven members. from aP, antique table which cam.: from . the .Blennerb.q&&ett bomf'. Mrs . .Arthur CJrpenter and ldn. Uetwller presided at the _table. II , ~- FIFE BEt'BIGEBATION . • . I "HOTPOINT DIALER" . %11 S. Srd. Ave. , . • Pllone WI-X ttL v·ou tlVE rao·uca THlS.WI NT'ER? nunteds may not! They may die In traffic accidents caused bJ ram, snow or sleet. 'fib Jp:clal.-1 . * DrMag illld walking~ opcclal!y dangerous in bfd .winter MaljJer. ltolds ... slick •nit'. 'Visibility !J poor. • •• oWly in occiclalls caused by winlcr OOIIditiono. 1 a-,......-..~u•­ coro~~~~~y Ollolict- . 0 . . . ,... •• rrtll!lill ..,..._ Gel- ODOI ifllloy-. . -o.a-tile meded JDOW. or ice. ptd." Hia. ten Vlttcnoa erm'fitced tlM · , .. . niorrlqe Ike.,. Coo from P to .s~ the comment; ''ln a matter m.cti·•• 'tl\11' r ,wm •tlttr: w!th CU· U!JIDi'!"'ua ~\e. ~~··-r-llln •n bouc ollet wudeo Goorl• I D - ;...-illdo~Hove ~ l*•P'dy ldjualed. ,.;;,kiD~ • ralee ljl .. to~;'·,.. Iiiii. t · ·.' ,tUI'IP wills ' J)lmto!T; tW - Counell pre,JI· doni l.oulf ¥4'illli 'moved to tablo .i mOtion :J •I ....r. killed in trallic on:idmto lut yo- .. . SoU, .llodforcl llid ShllOI!. Walk· er, melltben of 11a0 llxtb ~~.~· \\'ere 1n ehir(e'of Ill• DuroeJ7 Inc the .,..;un,: Middleport ''·· · ·· Society " OVof'40,000 111011, wOmen ancl·c;l>ild.., fimiiii, .MI't. WW!am SWaiJ!el, llro. Phil . Globfbr, lin. 'ljJOIDI> litO. .rCur~ llldford, 11n. ~. lin. Cbarlea fer. olapr· IDd !oll'l. Leo $tory. . Sitn On •:30 5:00 5:30 8:00 7:30 8:30 9:00 beaUtiful witb red laee cover over '" 'Wb~te and eenterdd with a 1111e three tiered •lfua~ cake iced In wtute and decOrated with ud and white-roseb1.Ub: · and the inmipUon · "$l,llal'. Rtm hunders DIY" In re«. '1\vo tall. tapon In end· of the table, Mn.1..ob· Elber· leld and Mta. Jolm IJet)tller preSided ot tlie· allvor loa ud coffee oerrieoL ~ for the ~eatna Were !And. whon h . -------------------------Sunday- Channtl13'. • .• ,do I;Qii••·,.~ Coni...... of en.,-gy and pop .to make .wry stap lighter, ..,._ , , fi.elre11hmenta of _i~e:: Cf9ant. cake, coffee; tea, mints and nuts were aer~d. The refre11bnieot table was ..:.;/ii'j;-: fun pro. gram. . M~K ... o rtol treat lor._ ryo..... dllklrtrl and grownupa oHkol A. a drink • ,' ~\ delidoust refruhlllf• packed 1111•..,-• Faltll For Tod11 Oral Roberta 1:00 20th Century Theatre 2:30 Tbe American Enalneer 3:00 Mar!lball Colleee a:so John llopkina File ' Lan.a: 6yne" • • AimNn Pullin• · · Airman Hulltrt Charles Pulli~. 18, soil. ,Jlubert P. ~ullll\11, Brow noll: \\tO., Middleport, . Ohio is·eompletina tile tlrat pha.ae ot h,1l basiC military training al tbe ..Gateway to the Air Force,"· Lack· land ~ Foree Base, San Antonio, TeXII. _... . Upon eoinpletton of this trai,n· ing, be wlll be assigned to an Air Foree te:clud.tal training co~ or an advanced b~SJc training courae leading tcfa speeiallzed Air Force job. if Wbllt Laekland the new enlistee the trlnsiUon from alrman through a includes procefo: testing, pbyaleal and weapons · studiet to mill·. f! . • 'tj;)\'i~·;Tbe~·~to~t~elih~ow;,·jjj;lfifisli~G~Nno~·~·~~F:R~A~Y~E'."R :__.,..;':-.· a trucka woutd so ail the laster. Again I say rm tn fll'Vor of reo movln• Rt. 124. 1 don't ·thlnll the city Of Pomer'ay .would miU d~e artiall atnount of wNitll tb.il route . brln(S lnt.q the clt:y- and I ICNOWi the Vtfion Avenue re&Jdentf' wOWd-ft"t ~qlss tile eoal trueb; . Youti fot lllf!mo•nl of ftC. ltt A, \btlon Ave. Resldent •l tl f,.. 111 WHTII..I 1"'11-TV Cha . nne113 ' llr. and Mrs. Elmer Wickham attended the funeral o( her llftCle. CarYl C. Canttrbury at Wyom,a, ' W. Va. Friday afternoon. Mrs. uwJs Grueser, Mrs. Clif· !o,rd Leifheit &lld Mr. and Mn. J:~bn Hartiml of tile Rock Sprtnv Methodist Chureh ,-tended the E· vangelism meeting held at th~ Heath Methodist Chlll'fh, Mldd1f'lport, Thursd~. evening. ' -~ I SOCIETY JOHN RICHMOND · The Rev. and lira. Claremon$ to fi;(JOO a: ,_. Wt W'll deleattd E. Hoyt enlelrta!ned ll"rlday even. far 'I'HietlO ~ ,Itftbea L. 8tlq·. ina: with 1 party for tbe B()Afd 3; o to tB&. ' r Ushen of the ~ FI.rt! B1ptb1 ------- · - Cburcb and their wJvea. Ger:ald ..ent w:-re · Mr:~.IUd Krt. Gerald Ant.hony l.s beilld U1ber with Clem A.nthoDy, )It, . . . . . . . l.arrr Rlee,. it Fox u assistant -:\fr. ao.d _.,...apbtn MW. and Jll their meeting whic-h preeed. ·dauJt)ler,, &obin-.;· lb. llld 1111 l ed a aoclal hoW', t Eeneral dia:eua. Owea llratlotJ; ~I Smltll, Geu aion wu led by Mr. Hoyt on the Coleman· ·~ eJiemil F-. UJb~t~ ' · duties and proeedure, or the usb- Lllllble to. bi pr•nt were WllJ.l.aa en and a Jehedule wu set up for Walters,·}(aleobli11Wer andJ..,. lbreh and April · PulleD. • ' During the aoela) hour ~-- I The JUetiiC ~ opened with 'I were enjoyed 1Dd Mn. Hoyt ser· 1pn.)'er Lj "ll61ie11 llilla and t~ ved eht;rrJ pie in oblervanee oJ 1 cloaine pr~u · ~ Jiven b7 Jlri. Wuhlnfton's birtbday. Tboae prf'o l:.arrY alee. ·, . : POMEROY. INSURANCI!? ' Hoyt'sAreH.ost To Bapfilc.t _ ._,. · I I ' fl'rst Board Of Ushers l Lamp Unto My Fett. Look Up anCJ i.tve Eye On New York Camera Tbret ' IA:t'~t Take A Trip Wild Bill Hickok HeckJe and leckie Badge & BtiiJetS The J.ast Word Fa1e The Nation CBS SundaY Newa The Senator's Daughter Omnibus See It No:w Telephont=:.:..._ Time A1lnJe Oa~:r Lassie porch. The curb of on tttetheir hl,qhwttv wouldn't need .steps rronf would be tbeir step. Yes It wou14 Day ·come that close to some of the 4:15 Secret Storm 4.:80 ~dee of Night houae8. After . reading the article ori Catffda EIJJ*aroo $:00 'l'hfi Early Show this .tubjellt in the Feb. 18 iJiue w.ala, Sbow '!1:30 Your Easo Reporter 011'J't lfoof• 6:48 Sporta Parade ·or ThG SentineJ, I wis amazed al· the comments or some of our Ptltur Gotlf.NJ 8:M Weatherman · r!ouncilmen. For exampl,e, the one ~~~~ '7:01) Press 'Oanferenee who said, "·II U!ey lhlnk it'• ba~ t iltii Love of IJte 7:1~ · DI\Ufl!l Eclworc!J, · now wait • couple or more years. I' learelt foi 'l'omOI'!OW' 7:30 Robin·boo'.l Is tltls the right attitude for • 8:00 Burns a. AileD tt~~~ 8:30 Talent Seoutl countilman to take? Al$o. It ICfOkil 8:00 J Love Luey of the 1peed Hmlt being reduced from ssto 25 m.p.h. 11 wouldl.1 · 1:~ ~ tbo Worlcl Turlll 1:30 December Brldo . help II it had been rtduoed ~~;~ HOatou · ~...llmob 10:00 Stydlo Ooe to • m.p.h. because Union Avenild ~ . ~ 11:00 llP.to-tbe Jlillute 11..«1!' • • lj!O 11:113 . ScHlllll.,. thO Weat... , is •o seldom pakoled that I• Uill· . . . Cht:bf. SIJow .. 11:10 The Lote Show ·l would be broken for past tlme 1 ;;;;;;.._~;:_;_;.;.:.~~~------·About tb.e only time the patrol • car lB on Union Avenue 11 wbenit (0. . lhru on •• emergency eall [f the hlgbway wu wldeaed the I •• . 1 1hon buiineu meet1n1. lin. Chorl.. BeiUIOtt lin. GrUI RuueU 11n. J8Dlel C11twortbJ a.nd Mrs. Allen HU~hfa, proaram, cbairman, pre.ented a aeriet ot l'eadina:a on Lincoln and WubiDgton. Gamet wert~ played duriaz the aoeial bour and pri.zel won by M1s. Re7nold,J,. Jln. Marion A1l l.......ortb .... lin. Earl Koi&bl The holtell terved tberry pje with red b.tcbet tavora In keeplnJ with tile w.,b!Deton Blrtbdoy theme. Sixteen members 111d one IUeot. 1m. Della WIDdoor; were prem~ted . . . --.--0Mnospeod 0---H~ road- c:bliDo- · D limita IIIHI be extra omM olwinl« 0 Cbllk...... ...... Stay 'Willi bebiiiC!Ibe car llvacl. OUR LUe with Ellubeth Omnibus 20th CentW'y The1tre 8:00 Cartoon Club 8:30 Five Star F1n&J 1:1'5 John Daly and H.,.. 7:80 Wire Servlee Voice of Firestone "·"" Your tv Theater · Lowrenee Wtlk · ~ Mart Saber · Newa of the NitJrt Theatre lS"' Sip Off DRINK ' "IS THE· MOST~' . .... ' . ' ' . WBEN 'BEJI.'J'EiJ ITS • ttOT · CH9COLATE SPRtl~Q . . · · m~45E ·AsPni • ' ~.!;., •• ·-·-·- -··· · "''',~·t·. H·ILL ~AIRY ' "' 1 .. INS. p~ IIIJ.lt ........... . . . '. ' ,...,.. ~NING, .... . . INS.• •- . ~l... c .· . --..••y . · ,.IU\IS·T1E'II ER,' .... "'"*· .. .........,. OHIO . { 'J;(~i.liE$.ctMPSON,. · ~·L. ·!!! · · . · .,. ...... ____ .,_.- . ..,..,.,.,. ,......, ..u.- li*" GALJ.,U'OW .·: n...u~li)'iluo ·· ro11o.-.c l'rlendly · llld will mate lho IIDllly ery for l!'oi'e DS VO ' ll:leinor Schuf. Middleport SOciety Editor, Phone eon brlell? Sunday- Cltalllltl a Slturday- Channel& 1 r ,__ r:. su~'"mau New~ Pi~ure i.udlle Bear~J.s Hawldni,.Pomeroy Soctely Editor, PboDe e:Mf '. Dodly Sentinel, P'omcoJ·~O.rhb..2t 1111.,_. M.n. Stewart Hawkins entertain. ld the Put Mitro~ o{ Evanaeline :bapter, 01!8, at the llliddltport ';luonk Temple IOCial room Fri. · .fay evenlnJ with 111'1. .WUUam 1eynotd., prealdnt, m elwae ol ., I • IEvangeline OES 'Past Matrons . Are Entertained l.iJ:;i.,;;;_.;-· orr WCHS-TV Channe;a 12:10 lip Off .... ...., Sis~ ' Servicemen • J:! Steve Allen S.'loW' TVPI11¥hOuse Loretta Young Show TV Nlghtwateh 12:00 Sip Off f.-GO 1 1 - - Weill 10:110 ·lllllk hblleo 10:10 You're 0t1 Your o... li:GO 10th CODtUI'J The- NP,t,CliiPIGqiJGft- ...... - Circus Boy 8:30 Stanley 9:00 Twenty-One 9:30 Robert Monflom8'1'J 10:30 Badge 714 11:00 1'\ews Headllnet 11:15 weath!reast 11:20 Press Bo:l 11:25 'Nnll[bl ~w J CHAN NIL 3 • Cltri&tiaa Science Ptooll'J~Q~ What One Penon Caa Do Thjs 11 The Llre · Man To Man Industry on Parade Buiht!n; America TV Cb.apet · J Charnplortshi'p BoWline : Hopalong Ca&sidy ' Au;aerican Forum Outlook with Cltet Huntley Zoo Parade Washington Square Capt. Galh.an Meet Tbe Pl'e:!s News Pictu:te Statesmen Quartette 77tb Bengal L~o.,.·.ert $potl.t Ey. lfe•titertllll .. T!OO SOldtm of . Fettu~ 7:30 Nat "'iiDI" Cola ' 7:45 NBC Newt 8:00 Sir ~ant!e1ot Ma•j}. 8ag I Well, sir, I hadn't realized that --·for vour 2 bueks now you get ju!lt . By the' way, origin of Lhe term a liil.le -over 6 gallons ~Ji. ga•, tlll sideburns gucw back lo the Civil my oldest boarder got fl.!£M. down .war and th~y wer(l O!UnC'd a(tcr to cases and figgered it . ~ Gen. AJllbrose Burnsides who, in-J You know the people who arc ~ldentally wa~ routed c.ut M Fred· savi ng money - or should be, at erlcksllurg, Vn. by a feller named 'least? The persons (and man, how few the:,. are) who stay away from Robert E. Lee. As I wa11 saying, though , this ~ars and tak6 tax~s and _huileS. general, Burn8ldes, wore . lhese It's appallin!=l, truly 11 ta, the ~omJtal (shail we say) stripes ur output on ll car these sky bilh whiskers on his jaws, the t'l"llZl' (! l limes. cau;ttt on, men wore 'em right ancf Did we ever buy . ga.>~ollne at left and called them slrtebunu1, his 18 cents? Sure we •did , for yean name in reverse, of course. and yf!ars under 0 . P_ lt. And So now, don't aay l didn ·t It'll gre:tt wM the hOwlln' thereof you, man, over 18 cenh, I mean. Anyont- ten years of age C!Ould The Bpertarht (shall we say) of have figured where .(lias ptlcea Dave Beel!;, Preddent of Teamgter:-~ would" ao alter re!Rrlctioi'ls !';¥ere Union, ju!!l c'leP.a-.:tlnJ lor Europe, lifted. and that or Jldln L. Lewis on boatd And please remembtr. the line'r, United .S{att>s, just ~· men are NOT to bllil'fe. turlnt . frOJD . a EUrOpean trip - thtl govcrnmcn~ taz: on thiJ well, could til that •dd up a& to fluid. · · why union due• ·are so high and Besldet, It takes 200 o!' jtettlv1 evet highe'f'. maybe e.ven 1,000 gallons You k.no~ .loag ltmousinte r ·know, \o get a jet plane spell "one •the around. •I 1and lluw:opean tdps .. MW 8:00 8:30 8:45 8:115 Mrs. A. R. HecoX, Mr. and Mrs. Look it most calmly. Well It's an e\'ent to me:, tbat Ern~t Covert, Steven Coats, Dixfirst s...:.eet note of /!Jpring. An4 so Ie Pierce!, ,Brooa .ndforet, c•rolyn are the little brave crocuses com- Milhoan. Karen Mc:Elblriney, ing out he r~ and there, and I've ith Butcher Lynn ' Bu.chanon, Mrs. even had a rhubarb pie, bo,.ghhm, Cluenetl ~cey., Chll'lea: People~. of course 'but rhubarb ·just the MT.s. Clinton Fts~er, :Mrs. £verett 10:30 ll!ihty Mouoe Rail, Mrs. E. S. Schaaf. sn mC. II 00 r "'- 8 1\& b And among iL aH, pause to be · .r: ol Tex:: Banrer. thankful there's no fiood, so tar. l2:00 Big Top - -----ncKe~s- AVAILABLE -1.00 Jr. Town Meeting Tickets for the Southeastern 2:,0 NaUonal Ice Hockey Ohio Regional Council dinner at 4:30 Town 1: Country Crosroads Oak Hill on Thursduy, Feb. 28, may 5:00 Church's .Big SlorJ be obta~ned from E. 0. Rail, S:30 TV Classroom To the Editor: So uth Third Avenue. I have been following the Rt . - 124 Issue ver" closely and to gy l!t:OO Air Power ~ QtJitEL a. problem. 8 :30 l.!.old vii th" least it i.s ~ en Pl 1 7+0JDat "l'iimaJiy, I'm ln ~ tnVi:.lt . or re- 7:00 Zane Grey ~:leatre mts:Ving · Rt. 124 and taking my 7:30 Buecaneers chances with the city keeping lhe 8:00 Jactie Gleason- Show "chuck" holes filled, which inci- 8:00 Gale Storm Show dently is abottt all . the state does. If the road was t9 be wideneil . . . Rq 1Hin'de there would be families wMi Geemoll:e •The Edit . or'S; We :13. Llpt 5::::10 6:1Ht 8:3'0 6:45 7:00 7:30 helped to solve the prob]em. Most fathers are anxJous that .., almost goini to say de·louaed) I WSAZ.TV r •. TRe Dailv Sentinel • - . 10:19 Slgj, Oo. 1 10:30 Au;~t Dru Show Uti ...,_ 0 ' 8:25 Si&n On 8:30 Western Fe1ture 8:80 Clpt Mldntght 10:00 Ho... dy DoOI'v S:Go_ ..sEJ Kih3 Ed. Nole: Fathers are often called upon, to the dislike ot their 110ns, to belp 110lvo a troublesome problem in disciplins -.y1 Dean.l!. 0. Saunders ol Journey's End. In fact, the de.n ldnlt Fathers may be ul!ed like the Big Stick that Prestdent 'teddy Roosevelt carried: "Speak Softly, and carry a Big SUck." He also likens the Boy disciplinary problem to a math· ematieaJ question. There are certain basic f~cts that must be ltnowo before pro&ress toward solving it can be made. This Is Delli Sauoder's lith article of his current series on "The Am· erlun Boy." "'"·) .., , Delinquent Boys do not want their ·' tatber• tailed In 011 t•e <: .. e. · .; .. I ~ The Staff and Otrlcers of lhl' 11:00 Fury Meigs Temple, Pythlan Sister 3, , 11:30 Cowhc.y '"Mleat:ne will I)Pt meet until March 4 when 12:30 y .. Wlurd !hey will be enteytained at the 1:00 Down Qn The J'l.~ !tome ot Mrs . .William lN"'!e with 1:30 Western Fei.tw.-. Mrs. Homer Jones as hosten. 2:3U ·NBA. Gam• 4:30 Stake Race• at Hleteab i~~~~~· exupt Sunday by The Oblo Valley Sen Pomeroy, 0 . Business office phone 308. · TELEVISION GUIDE W$AZ -TV Chan'-el3 Saturday- Claannel3 -s:-..;d.,- Cltu•el ' , 1 ... ... . �• J • ~1 Sentln~ Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Feb. 23, 1957_ Day Book Daily Sentinel TEST FOR SHRINKAGE ' PLAN BIRTHDAY PARTY Tht! Auxiliary of the F~ny-Bert­ ncl t Post, AMerican Le•:ion, will meet Monday evet~lni at the Le . . ·~ion Hall to ntakc plans for l.belr birthdi!y dinner. carrier wbcre available 30 centa pe1 Daily Sentinel oWce, $1~ .60; su By motor route where available· $8; aix months, $4.25; three months PlAN MAR. 4 MEETING • '• t Fathers May Be 'called In ' : ' l~U5 10:30 11 :00 ll:SO It :45 12:00 1 1 12:30 1 1:00 1 2:00 2:30 3:00 Bo~<lro :f::iO 8:00 News 8:15 Sports Eye 4 ~00 :.... . . . Hooomorr CloonO) Sho" e::::~llllht I' ....., 1 !bow 8:00 9:00 10:00 10:30 12:o0 :· ' .' 8y t. 0. SAUNDFJIS "One of lhe bes1 lhlngs In the world is lo be a Boy. I! ·re. qllire• no experience, lbOIIIIj It needs some pracliee to be a •(10011 one. the tlisadvantage of the position is that it does not last lopg .~PII&)I; )t J& llO<In,oyer. Just •• soon as you get use<f to I!eillg a Boy; ydu hive to· be I!Omethtng else, w1th a goo4 deal more work to do .and net hal£ as much run. And yet overf Jloy is anxious to· be a m~n aJid I~ very uneasy with the restriill tlllns that ate put upon him as a Boy." . 'l'o solve the problem of a ch:linquent Boy, the process 11 . mll<b tbe 8011le 11 solvln1 a mathematical problem. You must know certain f~s about the Boy and the problem, have ill · mind tbe result you t!ISh to obtain, and the steps necessary tiJ . reach the desired teiult, lllld as I said in one of my formet atOr!es, these problems vary greatly, However, there are cer• lain lundamenlal principles that must be followed. Delinquent Boys or the adolescent age do many things that Affllliil •COiifCIIIT &VIddleport people who attended they do not want their fathers to know about. This Is especial~ H kl thtng 10 m• In the1e , ...... Poton· the Tri-County Commlttllty Con· ly true If thl@ f1ther and son a-re not chums. For a number ot Nat:: t:~~n~~:u~to ~: ~• H:lvls tates. Just about kint stuff, all Spw my first robin on Feb. 9. cert in Gallipoli& Friday night in· .yean in ftandUng b.ad Boys, lf they perslsled in their mlscorJ. ProsltYthio 1, Cedric I was I hollered bhe eluded Judge and Mrs. du~t I appealed to their fathers, and in most cases this appeal Seeing '"rhe Hip" denuded Cf BeeJr: gets not oniy bi"s own ex· news toso excited Clark and !iOn ~rtbur; Mr. and Richard Chambers, who · ,ftpt:toft ""eltfn tellln• a father that his son had been causing trou• ·r & bl~'"' 1t rchbol he would say, "Why dM you n~~ tell me before J tettainly would have taken care of the Boy. On ~ne oceasiorJ a sordor Boy wu aent to me because of some misdemeanor, 0 · I· now of bow he'll look With pc~ses paid, but that Cf his ,wife · a len. .... u., !•·ri•ht • on the bejn In his invesliaating activities. . Na room in a clemoeraey for princely entourages, fin flfU~e travelli.na: expenses and where s m.Y crown, anyway. TOo much power, wroqgly placed and abused will ruin any man that ever walked on bwo legs, eventually . an~ou""l·d'~'~at a the,Jr Boys c!o the manly thing a·nd wtU cooperate with th• flf' Ptis sJdeburns •. an artist8' eon- teacher. h'" · eu t '" · Ju" .. , a ' horl time 1 ~ Eric Chambers With 8 huge 8 Inc-h barl~e brought to hfrn 1by M~lsllan Jais uncle, Ed\~on Hohstetter from New York r:Hy. Legend on the b~ge rP;ad~ ·'F:I~is lB A Jerk." Reeall1~g aga m .anrt my sides sti!I shaku111 n laffm' at the nowfamous r emark of Adlai stevenson on hearing ··IJaound Dog's" proponent discussed _ asked Adlai, 1 was fortunate en~~g·h· .to bn earnes lly "Wilat IS an Elvh Pres- teaching at Central B]dg. In our ley?" He mennl it, too. schools the da·y the Ohio Unlvnsity band visited UB . And what a Whereupon the Boy replied, "Oh, your judgment is all A ~ h . bt rlgn~, , I don 'I need to t e II ra ther. I wIII abt de by your dec1s . j on • .PUllin nu t IJH IS -~ 1O"W1y u sure 1y band. {'lnd 1n those rich .:reen into ~~~Jivicw one of the uniforms, train_ed, to a ·fa t'"':-Y?ll· At IOOth~e Wb!&~told' I .Bov that I woul~ hav:e to 'f):r~ :fresh ~ioHln! Jttti:&}lm o£ teccnl well, they wll!re iu t-nthusft~hl"nlly' · sent ttie c ,to llllllf. . . Bald, "PICllule don't ten lalber. um... ; ;.t received by our young pr.ople lhat Gtve. ~e .tl .. more ~hance and I will show you that t can do Along with hlm n·n the Armyl il. wa~ almo~t an ovation from bt·· better. ' I Rave him another Ch&llce and he kept his word. go om l.~t•qt wisttes. ,B ('cml sl ', no ginning to end. -----o;;c=-;;:--,- ·--- . 'jokin' -~ J·:lvis comes or a nicl' Not the least of this w:~s 'M . H. Thtt W11 No Ilk l:.n ~lk wtlh a bridle and. ~addiP I family wilh a good mom and dart, S.'.11 own Mr. Wa-rnke condtJcting SODA SPMNGS, Ida.-Angu~ on In all rny Yl!nrs of res1dmg In and evldcnlly he just stumbled ot'-e numher which h(' did with Sheriff the ('Ounty." into nll lhls perverted judo or pt'CC'ision, a~surance n~ well as just Stot;lting complained to Ralph Mll'iott that some elk !tunwhtttt•vcr on earth it is. enough flourish. ter had" thot and wounded hill A Lot Of Water Jt"s going to be o refu('tanl s,:lv· Charles Minelli, o. U. hand mas· hor• wbteh he bad left tied tb 1• ing up, a ncslalglc looking back , Jer is one or the besl. liked men pl~t! tree wbUt he w•s huntlna. MEMPUTS, Tenn.-Morris Kaker and playlrJg his recorUs . but side · or his p(ofe'llsion In lht'se here Jfe HkciCI fhe weekly Caribou ~a.n it takes a lclsl 700,000 g 11 J. burns will eventually melt away parts. COI&ftA.t:JMIF to pill! tile word alon1 !on~~ of water ta grow one 300- 11nto lhe dh1tance, the records will Wt> hope he comes back s,oon. to h~n;t.il1 .lait ~1've- never leen pnund hale of cotton . · become ever and ever mor·e ubso· not too bad, and after we had talked it over 1n detaiJ, I said to the ltudent, 'iDo you see that you were in the wrong?" tfis answer was '"No j do not see that 1 was wrong. " fk • boo• h 1 fl I d'd t So, I e a k agent w en h s r.8t sa•lesta k 1. not ge an order, I werlt over It aga~n in a ~riefer form with. the same re~ suit that he did not see It as I d1d . So I made th1s proposition to him, you tell this &~ry to your father tonight just as it took place and see it his judgm11nt agrees with yours or mine . lele ond a -.... U.Pea Up •H. Hum.. 28. C..k ao. P'ena 81.0om. l!lnO<I lt.llpoek - ...--- ... Aipll.. .,....... :13.- ,.......,. ....... ••. Cry ot ol tim• (pl.~ U.Ruk tlllarty lr.l f7.Cooeludl at Welt donet 41. 1111111& • .., E H Idol wll! be set up. 990 On your Died Your Sunr.ise ' To Sqr.set : Siation i· ~ 10:00 10:30 ll :00 11:30 12:00 12:30 1:00 I :30 it~a·o ~f;• 2:30 3:00 3:80 4:00 4:30 ~;()() ~a::::~:u::(p, ..... . ' . IM..... ....,..,.....,anou.tf, lftWIMIIIIt.41t_.. ~ L'llo X .ter the two C1o, ete. ...... ..lOtiOn, ;_.:; 11i!J;.tcolllll 011!1 I'Q-IIall ~- 11M 18 d IOMila. ' .lilt . l o t - In dlii.,..L .& On..,_ 41:•tattte ' lfo·aVIOQ ' 4_:11.DVIT YKBI ZIQ DVYQW, W'VA IIRO ~-~'!r-IY Ill 0 .. MAN KI.IIT HA'Ill A Cllll• • Dn'll.&.liQ!tln ~- 1' •• 9 ...... LeFevre Funeral Sugar Run PTA "founders Day" Program Held Thursday Night Rites Held At Founders Day wa1 ''!'be 'Toundert l>-1' protram when the Sugar Rua PTA met by Mts. w. a. Sbuteea, eventn,, at the tcbool. opened witb a tribute to tbe ColUmbo~ Friday Thuraday A large white •lsa wJtll tlle founders bY Mn. T. Qownle, observed 1 A. word .Welcome In rod !ellen and of\er wltlch tile II'OIIP led by Mn. I Funeral servlet:s for Mrs: Ad- the (:trofJie of a boy 11\d ,U:I, ~ Nolan SwaekbiPI.er _,1Jil~ :~Jn. Roy rlan LeFevre, Columhtu, were- ed the ~· 11 tbey entered tbe Tncy Jr. at ~ ,P!IDlll, .IMll the held in Columbua Friday at th., bw.iJdlng. Ia front of the atp wu PJ'A aonc. A poem "''ld ~New" Cook and Son Chapel tt one o'- a amail .ereen .tlbl1 centered wltb waa -read by Jlrl. Bd~ard .Bur. clock with interment at the Glen an arraqement of ebryuatheJlrt. Wood&'ard weleoiDftd tU llelt Cemetery_ · mums ID a red bQwL Life l1le prnent and lDtrodueed the PrelenL llr. and Mrs: c. c. Chapman 1fl1urea of a boy4nd a elrl were at pre~ldelltl •D4.: -ttre!MD~ted. were called to Columbus tbhl week the root or the llept. ~ .c01111es ~ :w~ theY' were .b7 the unexpected death of their Arrangeml!nts of white ~doli, Mated in the tro't of the room. A _1 dauabter, Mrs,. LeFevre, ·(Aileen red tulips and white byadDth1 A1 tbe put pre~~~~ ~--~• r '' · · · Chipman) at Meroey Hospital. , 'l"lre ·U~d to dkorate the .d11oed they ~te lbd told Un~~· Suvivors Uaelude ber llusband room1, end a border of red I th ~ject of jheii' , . . ·.u•1111 and parents; two som, Alfred carl cherries with green lea~ and Pait prelldente: intrott,eed and by Air and· Clarence Joseph, one sister.~ red hatebets were on the black~ their )'ell' w~ ~· Job Llet- Udktlon -lira. Anson Jackson (Hilda Cham- boud. The preamble to the COD- wber, J.8K.2S; lltl. l~ El~ AJr F,oree, Mla. .Joseph lloub left Tbundoy Dtan}.-on brother, Harold Chapman, atitution wu wrltten on the ~ ~lc1. 102'148-291 lin. Ot~·StraUII aviation evenint for • visit with relatira Cli!IUcotbe. and also tho alatement oiQ._ 1NHI2; llrt. Gerald Wile; tlllf.a'l een ID ln ColambuL · Waahineton. "Show not yo-ll 1m. Chorlos 11un.n Sr.; IJII'7.aHII tronlet, lin. Belen Neue ltft Tbunday· alad at the mialort..,.ne of another Mn:. Theodore Le~~ ·1DD40; dar ~::.,:for • weelr:ead vilit in though be be your-eneMJ"/' Mi-t. R.iehatd CunpbeU, 1~; dati NEED GOOD wltb .her oon oDd dau· ' J~ 1. · Mn .Leo Beyail, 1H&47: llrt. I. aviotion. JbteT · llr. and Hn. Kennellira. 1\oy Wood!IOII'II. pnollidn lfeiiUI'fey tJIM.al· ilil. Roy Vpon completion of lhlo tnll!- worth Nelle and other relativ~ oponed -the meellllc with !be I'I'A Jr. 19H and. 19111H18; lng, IJeu\en.._t· .StniD will . bO Romer Cooper W'bo wu C!alfed prayer. Mra. Edward Bw.t' read Mn. w. A. Gibb" 1103-&1; and awlf1led bll r:Uver win11 and t:at, eFOB TQ£ BEST! by tho ....Ill of biB fotber, ~' l the report or the aeeretuy lath' Yrl. T. ·A. DOwnii,18M. · L IWplaft.tnAmeriea'amainliaeol G. Cooper rottmled to blo eANY TYPE! •baenee of Mra. Leland SlNon aad · 1'wo charter memben; MrL .EI· detenae - tile new all.Jet A1r Timpo, ~. Fridoy. While Mn .. Janaea O'flrien. tbe report of berfeld ·aftd· 111ra. Baker Gordon Force. ::. bere Wu the pest of bia dau. See or C.U the ~uurer. A parent . edueaUon wm li'ltrodueed, l(n. Mnk 'fleinehter and. IOn tn ld', Mr. and lira. eonference to be ~ I.a. ·Athena. ·111'1. Cb&rlet Glbbs, 1Mrl. Dan White. March 21 111<\ 22 wat ,nnouneed. A Zundel and Kn. lfolan Mrs. Olive Ingraham and Mrs. contribution . of *:$ ·was made .to telehel'l at the P'rlday morning tor the. national foundaUop. The tbir4 were :lntrudueed and pre. a relative.. and friends '814 E. MaiD Sl. Pomeroy ,rade taught by ·Mn. Charlet eoraaa:e~. Biggs won the attendance banner. in Columbtu. Mrs. Ro~ Ropra and dilldrea NelaonvUle are the peatl of uPioMIIi:rau:r parents, Mr. and Mr1. Thoma• Youne, Wett Main St. • N w COMPTON, 0. D om.. 8......, Eul Cuarl "-1. PomoroJ I lo 11. I to S. (CI- al N - oa 'h-1 A frelf lot tiJe f1tlre ........wl. fanrllrl ........... 6:00 6:30 7:00 7:00 U:OO Jnek ,; s B~ • Sh ....._ ,;00 o~· ~:he.tre OW f 9:30 A1frtd HitcbeoC!k · . 10:00 $64.000 Cballente , 110:30 Wbat ·s M7 Line 00 s d N s ee111 ~11~15 Tb! ~:te ~~w p 12:30 Sign Off ~ :_, .. , ·~- l'ellinl . ·'· :.fi!dit.J HoriZODII Crystal ,eandelabfl• were ·on each ry doV brlehlorl/u a cooling' ingredient. , , nolhing can blOt the flaYOrJOm_e ..11ft'• lllot 11ilk glveato t¥11J dlohl Crow, !oll'l. W- A. Gihl>o, Jln, Glen - ·to food ' VALUE. milk iole lop ratlntt Arrange now lw dally """"" orioo. Our ~Ilk lo: AJ.W(\YS 1 qhl ~. llfa , . . . ... ,;. . PlJWp M~er, Mra. Leo Crew, .w,.oo .Gru...... Jlro. Tom ,...,, G..,,, . I FOR A TREAT ' • ·that CAN'T. BE B~AT S!~~n Theatre . rreaa Coolerenee • 20th Centurj Theatre Ted Moclr. Amoleilr Hour ~otlon ,was palled by '· m•~· ~"'.".!.!'u."d&::;;& ~ HIGHEST PRICES . .. ,, . FOB YOUB / . · oa=-~ PIGS - ' . .f . ,· YOONG<Ufli8Tocl: . .. .at · I'JI'E REI'BIUJUttM . . ' 1 As A' DOWN PAYMJ.M ON 'i'm8 Grace Episcopal NEW H CU. FT. ' ~. . ' · -BO'l'HIN'J' Women',Group Meeti'n91s Held •1!;ut -of Burma" w~s the topic Uui study book P.l'fllented bJ Mri. Patiick Lochary when the Women's .AtWliary or .Grace £pis eopill Chureh met Thursday after nOOJI, at the bome cf Mrs. Tbeo dore Jlerd Sr., MUlberry Ave. )ln. 'iobn Lletwiler secrelar) pnlided at the meeting in th-e of • •bRnce ot ·the president and vic.! pruldeitt. .Dev.otlons le~ bY Mr.J. Reed o~n~ tbt; meeting. Plan& weifl · maCte for an open tneeting to .,.; held at the . parish house, Thurlclay MarCh .21.. Refi'esh.men\8 ,in .keeping with Ge.orge •.Was1Ungtop.'1 birthda.J we,., served to eleven members. from aP, antique table which cam.: from . the .Blennerb.q&&ett bomf'. Mrs . .Arthur CJrpenter and ldn. Uetwller presided at the _table. II , ~- FIFE BEt'BIGEBATION . • . I "HOTPOINT DIALER" . %11 S. Srd. Ave. , . • Pllone WI-X ttL v·ou tlVE rao·uca THlS.WI NT'ER? nunteds may not! They may die In traffic accidents caused bJ ram, snow or sleet. 'fib Jp:clal.-1 . * DrMag illld walking~ opcclal!y dangerous in bfd .winter MaljJer. ltolds ... slick •nit'. 'Visibility !J poor. • •• oWly in occiclalls caused by winlcr OOIIditiono. 1 a-,......-..~u•­ coro~~~~~y Ollolict- . 0 . . . ,... •• rrtll!lill ..,..._ Gel- ODOI ifllloy-. . -o.a-tile meded JDOW. or ice. ptd." Hia. ten Vlttcnoa erm'fitced tlM · , .. . niorrlqe Ike.,. Coo from P to .s~ the comment; ''ln a matter m.cti·•• 'tl\11' r ,wm •tlttr: w!th CU· U!JIDi'!"'ua ~\e. ~~··-r-llln •n bouc ollet wudeo Goorl• I D - ;...-illdo~Hove ~ l*•P'dy ldjualed. ,.;;,kiD~ • ralee ljl .. to~;'·,.. Iiiii. t · ·.' ,tUI'IP wills ' J)lmto!T; tW - Counell pre,JI· doni l.oulf ¥4'illli 'moved to tablo .i mOtion :J •I ....r. killed in trallic on:idmto lut yo- .. . SoU, .llodforcl llid ShllOI!. Walk· er, melltben of 11a0 llxtb ~~.~· \\'ere 1n ehir(e'of Ill• DuroeJ7 Inc the .,..;un,: Middleport ''·· · ·· Society " OVof'40,000 111011, wOmen ancl·c;l>ild.., fimiiii, .MI't. WW!am SWaiJ!el, llro. Phil . Globfbr, lin. 'ljJOIDI> litO. .rCur~ llldford, 11n. ~. lin. Cbarlea fer. olapr· IDd !oll'l. Leo $tory. . Sitn On •:30 5:00 5:30 8:00 7:30 8:30 9:00 beaUtiful witb red laee cover over '" 'Wb~te and eenterdd with a 1111e three tiered •lfua~ cake iced In wtute and decOrated with ud and white-roseb1.Ub: · and the inmipUon · "$l,llal'. Rtm hunders DIY" In re«. '1\vo tall. tapon In end· of the table, Mn.1..ob· Elber· leld and Mta. Jolm IJet)tller preSided ot tlie· allvor loa ud coffee oerrieoL ~ for the ~eatna Were !And. whon h . -------------------------Sunday- Channtl13'. • .• ,do I;Qii••·,.~ Coni...... of en.,-gy and pop .to make .wry stap lighter, ..,._ , , fi.elre11hmenta of _i~e:: Cf9ant. cake, coffee; tea, mints and nuts were aer~d. The refre11bnieot table was ..:.;/ii'j;-: fun pro. gram. . M~K ... o rtol treat lor._ ryo..... dllklrtrl and grownupa oHkol A. a drink • ,' ~\ delidoust refruhlllf• packed 1111•..,-• Faltll For Tod11 Oral Roberta 1:00 20th Century Theatre 2:30 Tbe American Enalneer 3:00 Mar!lball Colleee a:so John llopkina File ' Lan.a: 6yne" • • AimNn Pullin• · · Airman Hulltrt Charles Pulli~. 18, soil. ,Jlubert P. ~ullll\11, Brow noll: \\tO., Middleport, . Ohio is·eompletina tile tlrat pha.ae ot h,1l basiC military training al tbe ..Gateway to the Air Force,"· Lack· land ~ Foree Base, San Antonio, TeXII. _... . Upon eoinpletton of this trai,n· ing, be wlll be assigned to an Air Foree te:clud.tal training co~ or an advanced b~SJc training courae leading tcfa speeiallzed Air Force job. if Wbllt Laekland the new enlistee the trlnsiUon from alrman through a includes procefo: testing, pbyaleal and weapons · studiet to mill·. f! . • 'tj;)\'i~·;Tbe~·~to~t~elih~ow;,·jjj;lfifisli~G~Nno~·~·~~F:R~A~Y~E'."R :__.,..;':-.· a trucka woutd so ail the laster. Again I say rm tn fll'Vor of reo movln• Rt. 124. 1 don't ·thlnll the city Of Pomer'ay .would miU d~e artiall atnount of wNitll tb.il route . brln(S lnt.q the clt:y- and I ICNOWi the Vtfion Avenue re&Jdentf' wOWd-ft"t ~qlss tile eoal trueb; . Youti fot lllf!mo•nl of ftC. ltt A, \btlon Ave. Resldent •l tl f,.. 111 WHTII..I 1"'11-TV Cha . nne113 ' llr. and Mrs. Elmer Wickham attended the funeral o( her llftCle. CarYl C. Canttrbury at Wyom,a, ' W. Va. Friday afternoon. Mrs. uwJs Grueser, Mrs. Clif· !o,rd Leifheit &lld Mr. and Mn. J:~bn Hartiml of tile Rock Sprtnv Methodist Chureh ,-tended the E· vangelism meeting held at th~ Heath Methodist Chlll'fh, Mldd1f'lport, Thursd~. evening. ' -~ I SOCIETY JOHN RICHMOND · The Rev. and lira. Claremon$ to fi;(JOO a: ,_. Wt W'll deleattd E. Hoyt enlelrta!ned ll"rlday even. far 'I'HietlO ~ ,Itftbea L. 8tlq·. ina: with 1 party for tbe B()Afd 3; o to tB&. ' r Ushen of the ~ FI.rt! B1ptb1 ------- · - Cburcb and their wJvea. Ger:ald ..ent w:-re · Mr:~.IUd Krt. Gerald Ant.hony l.s beilld U1ber with Clem A.nthoDy, )It, . . . . . . . l.arrr Rlee,. it Fox u assistant -:\fr. ao.d _.,...apbtn MW. and Jll their meeting whic-h preeed. ·dauJt)ler,, &obin-.;· lb. llld 1111 l ed a aoclal hoW', t Eeneral dia:eua. Owea llratlotJ; ~I Smltll, Geu aion wu led by Mr. Hoyt on the Coleman· ·~ eJiemil F-. UJb~t~ ' · duties and proeedure, or the usb- Lllllble to. bi pr•nt were WllJ.l.aa en and a Jehedule wu set up for Walters,·}(aleobli11Wer andJ..,. lbreh and April · PulleD. • ' During the aoela) hour ~-- I The JUetiiC ~ opened with 'I were enjoyed 1Dd Mn. Hoyt ser· 1pn.)'er Lj "ll61ie11 llilla and t~ ved eht;rrJ pie in oblervanee oJ 1 cloaine pr~u · ~ Jiven b7 Jlri. Wuhlnfton's birtbday. Tboae prf'o l:.arrY alee. ·, . : POMEROY. INSURANCI!? ' Hoyt'sAreH.ost To Bapfilc.t _ ._,. · I I ' fl'rst Board Of Ushers l Lamp Unto My Fett. Look Up anCJ i.tve Eye On New York Camera Tbret ' IA:t'~t Take A Trip Wild Bill Hickok HeckJe and leckie Badge & BtiiJetS The J.ast Word Fa1e The Nation CBS SundaY Newa The Senator's Daughter Omnibus See It No:w Telephont=:.:..._ Time A1lnJe Oa~:r Lassie porch. The curb of on tttetheir hl,qhwttv wouldn't need .steps rronf would be tbeir step. Yes It wou14 Day ·come that close to some of the 4:15 Secret Storm 4.:80 ~dee of Night houae8. After . reading the article ori Catffda EIJJ*aroo $:00 'l'hfi Early Show this .tubjellt in the Feb. 18 iJiue w.ala, Sbow '!1:30 Your Easo Reporter 011'J't lfoof• 6:48 Sporta Parade ·or ThG SentineJ, I wis amazed al· the comments or some of our Ptltur Gotlf.NJ 8:M Weatherman · r!ouncilmen. For exampl,e, the one ~~~~ '7:01) Press 'Oanferenee who said, "·II U!ey lhlnk it'• ba~ t iltii Love of IJte 7:1~ · DI\Ufl!l Eclworc!J, · now wait • couple or more years. I' learelt foi 'l'omOI'!OW' 7:30 Robin·boo'.l Is tltls the right attitude for • 8:00 Burns a. AileD tt~~~ 8:30 Talent Seoutl countilman to take? Al$o. It ICfOkil 8:00 J Love Luey of the 1peed Hmlt being reduced from ssto 25 m.p.h. 11 wouldl.1 · 1:~ ~ tbo Worlcl Turlll 1:30 December Brldo . help II it had been rtduoed ~~;~ HOatou · ~...llmob 10:00 Stydlo Ooe to • m.p.h. because Union Avenild ~ . ~ 11:00 llP.to-tbe Jlillute 11..«1!' • • lj!O 11:113 . ScHlllll.,. thO Weat... , is •o seldom pakoled that I• Uill· . . . Cht:bf. SIJow .. 11:10 The Lote Show ·l would be broken for past tlme 1 ;;;;;;.._~;:_;_;.;.:.~~~------·About tb.e only time the patrol • car lB on Union Avenue 11 wbenit (0. . lhru on •• emergency eall [f the hlgbway wu wldeaed the I •• . 1 1hon buiineu meet1n1. lin. Chorl.. BeiUIOtt lin. GrUI RuueU 11n. J8Dlel C11twortbJ a.nd Mrs. Allen HU~hfa, proaram, cbairman, pre.ented a aeriet ot l'eadina:a on Lincoln and WubiDgton. Gamet wert~ played duriaz the aoeial bour and pri.zel won by M1s. Re7nold,J,. Jln. Marion A1l l.......ortb .... lin. Earl Koi&bl The holtell terved tberry pje with red b.tcbet tavora In keeplnJ with tile w.,b!Deton Blrtbdoy theme. Sixteen members 111d one IUeot. 1m. Della WIDdoor; were prem~ted . . . --.--0Mnospeod 0---H~ road- c:bliDo- · D limita IIIHI be extra omM olwinl« 0 Cbllk...... ...... Stay 'Willi bebiiiC!Ibe car llvacl. OUR LUe with Ellubeth Omnibus 20th CentW'y The1tre 8:00 Cartoon Club 8:30 Five Star F1n&J 1:1'5 John Daly and H.,.. 7:80 Wire Servlee Voice of Firestone "·"" Your tv Theater · Lowrenee Wtlk · ~ Mart Saber · Newa of the NitJrt Theatre lS"' Sip Off DRINK ' "IS THE· MOST~' . .... ' . ' ' . WBEN 'BEJI.'J'EiJ ITS • ttOT · CH9COLATE SPRtl~Q . . · · m~45E ·AsPni • ' ~.!;., •• ·-·-·- -··· · "''',~·t·. H·ILL ~AIRY ' "' 1 .. INS. p~ IIIJ.lt ........... . . . '. ' ,...,.. ~NING, .... . . INS.• •- . ~l... c .· . --..••y . · ,.IU\IS·T1E'II ER,' .... "'"*· .. .........,. OHIO . { 'J;(~i.liE$.ctMPSON,. · ~·L. ·!!! · · . · .,. ...... ____ .,_.- . ..,..,.,.,. ,......, ..u.- li*" GALJ.,U'OW .·: n...u~li)'iluo ·· ro11o.-.c l'rlendly · llld will mate lho IIDllly ery for l!'oi'e DS VO ' ll:leinor Schuf. Middleport SOciety Editor, Phone eon brlell? Sunday- Cltalllltl a Slturday- Channel& 1 r ,__ r:. su~'"mau New~ Pi~ure i.udlle Bear~J.s Hawldni,.Pomeroy Soctely Editor, PboDe e:Mf '. Dodly Sentinel, P'omcoJ·~O.rhb..2t 1111.,_. M.n. Stewart Hawkins entertain. ld the Put Mitro~ o{ Evanaeline :bapter, 01!8, at the llliddltport ';luonk Temple IOCial room Fri. · .fay evenlnJ with 111'1. .WUUam 1eynotd., prealdnt, m elwae ol ., I • IEvangeline OES 'Past Matrons . Are Entertained l.iJ:;i.,;;;_.;-· orr WCHS-TV Channe;a 12:10 lip Off .... ...., Sis~ ' Servicemen • J:! Steve Allen S.'loW' TVPI11¥hOuse Loretta Young Show TV Nlghtwateh 12:00 Sip Off f.-GO 1 1 - - Weill 10:110 ·lllllk hblleo 10:10 You're 0t1 Your o... li:GO 10th CODtUI'J The- NP,t,CliiPIGqiJGft- ...... - Circus Boy 8:30 Stanley 9:00 Twenty-One 9:30 Robert Monflom8'1'J 10:30 Badge 714 11:00 1'\ews Headllnet 11:15 weath!reast 11:20 Press Bo:l 11:25 'Nnll[bl ~w J CHAN NIL 3 • Cltri&tiaa Science Ptooll'J~Q~ What One Penon Caa Do Thjs 11 The Llre · Man To Man Industry on Parade Buiht!n; America TV Cb.apet · J Charnplortshi'p BoWline : Hopalong Ca&sidy ' Au;aerican Forum Outlook with Cltet Huntley Zoo Parade Washington Square Capt. Galh.an Meet Tbe Pl'e:!s News Pictu:te Statesmen Quartette 77tb Bengal L~o.,.·.ert $potl.t Ey. lfe•titertllll .. T!OO SOldtm of . Fettu~ 7:30 Nat "'iiDI" Cola ' 7:45 NBC Newt 8:00 Sir ~ant!e1ot Ma•j}. 8ag I Well, sir, I hadn't realized that --·for vour 2 bueks now you get ju!lt . By the' way, origin of Lhe term a liil.le -over 6 gallons ~Ji. ga•, tlll sideburns gucw back lo the Civil my oldest boarder got fl.!£M. down .war and th~y wer(l O!UnC'd a(tcr to cases and figgered it . ~ Gen. AJllbrose Burnsides who, in-J You know the people who arc ~ldentally wa~ routed c.ut M Fred· savi ng money - or should be, at erlcksllurg, Vn. by a feller named 'least? The persons (and man, how few the:,. are) who stay away from Robert E. Lee. As I wa11 saying, though , this ~ars and tak6 tax~s and _huileS. general, Burn8ldes, wore . lhese It's appallin!=l, truly 11 ta, the ~omJtal (shail we say) stripes ur output on ll car these sky bilh whiskers on his jaws, the t'l"llZl' (! l limes. cau;ttt on, men wore 'em right ancf Did we ever buy . ga.>~ollne at left and called them slrtebunu1, his 18 cents? Sure we •did , for yean name in reverse, of course. and yf!ars under 0 . P_ lt. And So now, don't aay l didn ·t It'll gre:tt wM the hOwlln' thereof you, man, over 18 cenh, I mean. Anyont- ten years of age C!Ould The Bpertarht (shall we say) of have figured where .(lias ptlcea Dave Beel!;, Preddent of Teamgter:-~ would" ao alter re!Rrlctioi'ls !';¥ere Union, ju!!l c'leP.a-.:tlnJ lor Europe, lifted. and that or Jldln L. Lewis on boatd And please remembtr. the line'r, United .S{att>s, just ~· men are NOT to bllil'fe. turlnt . frOJD . a EUrOpean trip - thtl govcrnmcn~ taz: on thiJ well, could til that •dd up a& to fluid. · · why union due• ·are so high and Besldet, It takes 200 o!' jtettlv1 evet highe'f'. maybe e.ven 1,000 gallons You k.no~ .loag ltmousinte r ·know, \o get a jet plane spell "one •the around. •I 1and lluw:opean tdps .. MW 8:00 8:30 8:45 8:115 Mrs. A. R. HecoX, Mr. and Mrs. Look it most calmly. Well It's an e\'ent to me:, tbat Ern~t Covert, Steven Coats, Dixfirst s...:.eet note of /!Jpring. An4 so Ie Pierce!, ,Brooa .ndforet, c•rolyn are the little brave crocuses com- Milhoan. Karen Mc:Elblriney, ing out he r~ and there, and I've ith Butcher Lynn ' Bu.chanon, Mrs. even had a rhubarb pie, bo,.ghhm, Cluenetl ~cey., Chll'lea: People~. of course 'but rhubarb ·just the MT.s. Clinton Fts~er, :Mrs. £verett 10:30 ll!ihty Mouoe Rail, Mrs. E. S. Schaaf. sn mC. II 00 r "'- 8 1\& b And among iL aH, pause to be · .r: ol Tex:: Banrer. thankful there's no fiood, so tar. l2:00 Big Top - -----ncKe~s- AVAILABLE -1.00 Jr. Town Meeting Tickets for the Southeastern 2:,0 NaUonal Ice Hockey Ohio Regional Council dinner at 4:30 Town 1: Country Crosroads Oak Hill on Thursduy, Feb. 28, may 5:00 Church's .Big SlorJ be obta~ned from E. 0. Rail, S:30 TV Classroom To the Editor: So uth Third Avenue. I have been following the Rt . - 124 Issue ver" closely and to gy l!t:OO Air Power ~ QtJitEL a. problem. 8 :30 l.!.old vii th" least it i.s ~ en Pl 1 7+0JDat "l'iimaJiy, I'm ln ~ tnVi:.lt . or re- 7:00 Zane Grey ~:leatre mts:Ving · Rt. 124 and taking my 7:30 Buecaneers chances with the city keeping lhe 8:00 Jactie Gleason- Show "chuck" holes filled, which inci- 8:00 Gale Storm Show dently is abottt all . the state does. If the road was t9 be wideneil . . . Rq 1Hin'de there would be families wMi Geemoll:e •The Edit . or'S; We :13. Llpt 5::::10 6:1Ht 8:3'0 6:45 7:00 7:30 helped to solve the prob]em. Most fathers are anxJous that .., almost goini to say de·louaed) I WSAZ.TV r •. TRe Dailv Sentinel • - . 10:19 Slgj, Oo. 1 10:30 Au;~t Dru Show Uti ...,_ 0 ' 8:25 Si&n On 8:30 Western Fe1ture 8:80 Clpt Mldntght 10:00 Ho... dy DoOI'v S:Go_ ..sEJ Kih3 Ed. Nole: Fathers are often called upon, to the dislike ot their 110ns, to belp 110lvo a troublesome problem in disciplins -.y1 Dean.l!. 0. Saunders ol Journey's End. In fact, the de.n ldnlt Fathers may be ul!ed like the Big Stick that Prestdent 'teddy Roosevelt carried: "Speak Softly, and carry a Big SUck." He also likens the Boy disciplinary problem to a math· ematieaJ question. There are certain basic f~cts that must be ltnowo before pro&ress toward solving it can be made. This Is Delli Sauoder's lith article of his current series on "The Am· erlun Boy." "'"·) .., , Delinquent Boys do not want their ·' tatber• tailed In 011 t•e <: .. e. · .; .. I ~ The Staff and Otrlcers of lhl' 11:00 Fury Meigs Temple, Pythlan Sister 3, , 11:30 Cowhc.y '"Mleat:ne will I)Pt meet until March 4 when 12:30 y .. Wlurd !hey will be enteytained at the 1:00 Down Qn The J'l.~ !tome ot Mrs . .William lN"'!e with 1:30 Western Fei.tw.-. Mrs. Homer Jones as hosten. 2:3U ·NBA. Gam• 4:30 Stake Race• at Hleteab i~~~~~· exupt Sunday by The Oblo Valley Sen Pomeroy, 0 . Business office phone 308. · TELEVISION GUIDE W$AZ -TV Chan'-el3 Saturday- Claannel3 -s:-..;d.,- Cltu•el ' , 1 ... ... . �.: .... llitsfor TheRecoro - '• -aiia l!lt. illullll. ~ ....ttr ~ lbe pt 'lie Blaeb, le1. I new and Bob Oliver eacb pOtnt6 for tb.fo FJ.JcoN._ had t• n . poi nt. .u:ruDJ.. ; w~l>ped thl Wahama them a momentary 2-0 advzantage. 9/hite Faleonll by a seore of 91-63 Willie CBll personall y took care Ia-.& .-De played at Pt. . Pleasant. of that, howf' vt'r. with three con· . Spilth Will everywhere on the s!: ::utiv-e goals to give the Big .to ·bll remarkable perform· Blacks a 6-2 lead IDCt. iJte rebounded we11 and inTwo fielr1 goals hy John Lavne tercePted pus after pass as he tied the gam e at six-all and then ltreabd up and down lhe court La~· nc sank a foul shot to put the teemingly never tir ing. He offered F alcons In a brief _ HJ lead . Call an assortment nf shots ranging ont:e agai n tossed 10 a field goal rrom t ip·h < to nn.--. hll nd set shot s r') 5 hov,. t he· Bi g Bl acks into tbe h'am nuteJdto . tead to 11t a Y. In all be hit 18 field goals ;nd .' " th e pr E> liminary contest , the made 16 out of 27 free throws. It Pt Pleasant Re serv es whippod the was 10 "off nigit " for him per- f} ttl t> to• 9 J con~ b~ a score ot 94-29. eentagewi~e at t'le free th row line . Marvin Rou s~ or Wa!lama Wh The nlg'tt's total bro ught hi.!. sea - •, 11(., wit h 11 points. WAHA '.t:A _ ou... .-.r 4- 2- 10; son's ~~eorin J to 455 Polnts in 20 appearanees Arnold 3-1- 7: G. RIJush 1- -0-2 . l"ord 11- 2- 24 : Clark 4---2-10; Wiliie Call able forward bf the Lav ne 1- 5- 7; R. Rou sh 1---0-2. 'Big Blacks. ~hipped in with 25 Totals 25~1 ~-63 . IJOID~J irt .• ~rlorm~tl!ce that was PT. PLEASANT _ Herrig 1--0 Tonip~ 11 wbep. tiM ehl_ JIII are dowll. wtt.b- Ill ear.d& ~-. f.S thl' two top_ ClaN A. b&tketball ieama iD llei&l Ce~ b&1:tle: for the rlibt lA> ·~--~ leetlonal toul"'lUlltot at AtUCJ¥ ...,a week. ».acine, 21·1 in eouut)' PI inde· p.ez:aMt play lll.eetl )114d)MpoM, J-12 in the &EOAL, f·JI on their Muon at g p. m. in tbe Po•eroy cvm. n is the fmal.J of tbe r.ounty tourn&lDent. . Coaeb Nolan Swaekhamer'• boys l:nd Mldtneport faru wt1l .,_ ba~k· ln.g on tb2 traditionll eDDelmuon that~ ie: DOt 1 t.ournameu.t e0out .' .,. -· 0~·~ ~ ~. , ·: ' ~- ' A.4mitttdlv packed witb power, t'!e ibclne r.1ub ll •portln,v: a 49~ sbootlnc. ~er.rtap . . . thea I~ • ._J)Ullty /"'1 Ten ClUb8 T0 C0mpete In Me1gs lnVI'tati'onal Cage Tourney In Portland Ten tea.ans will draw for places Tueaday, In the ·Mejgs Counly In· vitatlonaJ Grade School buketball tournament which mlf open next week, or possibly the week afterwardl. •• tUm. . bv Smith's tremen · 2• Yohng Call t.d·::l ,:l.ai>Wed l>).lt of hill betttr perform- 25; 'Smith 18-1 ~ :52: Hoschar ances of the 1·r>a r with 2-4 points. 0---0--0 · Mc('Jintock 2-3~9 · ToHe was hitti ng well on a jump totals ~4_ 24::_ 92 . ' tbot from the foul circle and allo Sconng by quarters : For th e FaIcons , J oe Ford turn- Wahama 11 13 16 23 63 ~auled in 18 reboun!J,9. RoY Clark ' ·Pt. Pleasant 20 24 26 22 92 Portland Gr;.l1e Sebool Prlnclpal and Coach Hubort Prlre 11ld t.. day 1taa:lng of the , three.ni&'ht tourney will depen• on "what Ill· eine does (il the tornadoes beat Middleport tonight) ;n the llertlon· al Tournflmcnt at Athens next week." U Middleport wins the ri8bt to enter the sec:tional11, Port· land'l &ournament will probably opea next Tburoday night, Febru· ' ary 28 at Portland. Grade School fives from Ohio 1nd West Virginia have been invllcd-and h11ve exrepted- to compete. Following are the dubs and their eoacb€:s that will draw on Tucl'la• night "' 7 p. m. In .port~ land for places in the brackets: Rutland, Henry Null; Harrisonvllle, Paul McVey; Sh,dc, Ralph WiRel: Coolville, A. Bibbee; Cot· taa:eviJle, W. Va., Roy Lloyd; Wa· hama, Frank Capeb~rl ; Letart, Larry Wolfe; Syracuse, Liwrene:e Rose; RacinP, Junior Wolfe, ·•nd Portland. SeatOD route; Hawner ec.eh Lar· rY Kerrilon I bot"• have been laytn1 wLtb re4Deed ltellJJ In their Jut tbree oullap. Their lone fop tM1 year CJIDe at the band• of Wahama :l.u a return mateh. Thursday nlg"ht gB.inlt a 1o-so Rutland eluh theould hit only -J 40% of their ahots whieh U good Big Ten shooting but not good forRaeine. If it hadn't beell. fGr Ron· nle Saloer'l tO for II field .g oa'the dub's shooting agatnat Rut· land would baYe been a aorrow!W figure. The n)'ln£ II that yHI' all<r year good teams eome out of Jta. 1 1 1 1· h d ~-• c ne on tb Y ir o ~J8 ten 1 up an ''"''" 1 out o e &u•a IJ:ImJ at tour.t tl h th 1 ht namen me w ere e T 1 answers are puttint tbe hall throuab the hGOpD mT~ times than thi: opponen~. ma) or moy n be true, dependtne upon which team a fan place, his loyalty. the peak or hisa two-year ca· .reer, carried precariousproone- ~~--~ SPRING . .4-rnlzlng and repalrln1 Ford today in the third round of the $36,000 Houston Open. Bone had, 69-67·136 an 1I !Ford 63-89·137. •Bone, 2&-year-old native of ifontia~, Mieh., J!laylng out o! Loui• ville, Ky., dropped a l!Hoot birdie putt on the 18lh that -he hopes will be the one which will break his jin.x c4 beln" "alway& one stroko out of the m·oney.'' nllds"'711W ••" '•"• Landy Through Buy now before the Silting rueh etarte. Early buying will aave you money, 1001 • ., , , ,.,.. ""'·" Interior and ex• tertor. Full color selection. AI · lowaa - .... Complete s t n c k varimu typc11 of wood 1iding. As low 111 - $3.95 ,., • '•' • l I • •• IN STOCK •• Unflnlohed or pre • fhUihed. lUX· ury oak . A.J low al- 16c -ft. ROOFING Bouib, • •• ••ch - OAK FLOORING • • lq. ft. a• $2.95 • Other Items :• •• 13c durable aapbalt ohln&Joa. GOod colon, v..,. lad typal. .... CEMENT PATCHING PLASTER Cellini Tlle FLOOR 'fii.E PLYWOOD FOLDING DOOR!I HAMWARE CALL US HOW! J..lclwu- INSULATION Batt pourlni or blaii).ot t yp • •· Pourtna type aslow••- $1.60 Joov Concrete Ml'c Ideal for canerete work around the gRrden. Needs only water ~ "WISE MELBOURNE, Australia UP World ehamJ)Jon mller John l..andy today annouriced his retirement from major athl11tle competition. considered utiafJetory Jo that It was only his secori• race 1lnco the Olympiea. "I won't run in major compe· II:..L w~-s·.p Wt.thT~L ... Says I~ j Arm . F.me, Honeful. For 1957 r-TUCSON Ar' Pi h ''probab, ... .-~.. wte:k." "~L1 ·~ ~I Ba+Awt K;IIJ I w.-... I ct.cJ.,... " ' ' " .... Ci- tm .. • FORT GOIIDON, GA. IAHTNCl -Prt. X:ennetb E. 'l..wt.for;d, lTt 1 next son of Ur. ud Y.r.s. Le~rd L1PU- · tJ .,."" ford , Route 1, Pomeroy, Ohio, re- · Last year he ma~e an ettimated eently was graduated (rom ibe ~~~~;,.;;,~~"! ~; ~~ u,. ...... , eOUI'Oe o1 tbe 4rn!y's '"My arm f~ls ffue-;:d I think Soutbeutem Slpalilc:hool, l'prl Gordon, Ga. fas~.'''lfe ·~:~ the same ~s ·, The eight-week eoune trained ~ ":t 71 . Wynn, a mainstay of tbe Tribe iim to coJlstrUct and ' Otall'lt.tlin i:r~:~pa.:; ~=~~~~~~ ~~~~ botb open and lud co"ered field coiJlmunication wires and ~ables. \"' · year's Petllllnt nee. "U'a too .e.arly to tell." he Lumford entered the ArlD7 " sald . ''D~t~t if our. young p)ayeu last Sep~ber and rompleted ba- • come t~u~ ~ i!'a bani to, tell,.sic combat tral!1b:l& at Part Jack· &bqut YOUnjlten- we •mil'-t ion, S.C. 281 :· i:tJ::; Tarheels St4p Walla,.__ _-k a .. ... 0 aun !r'O!fl I eo 17 1 Basru·0 ChaD . . en•es For T.tl .I e Mi. d ."::~lla.l·.:,et: In .ddlew : e.g·ht Ft"ght. 8. r~. k . ~e~>rlng- m uth.~e."!"n.atN'Io''.·:1 I = = ;(" ,.Ve ... I ., t':: )loy Vaa M~ter-:rwo .t eod.e r .. .J. Ve!l, 150 taylng hen1, 800 Jbrilt· mae t,reea and two ·a erts Oats. His lmprovj!Jilent projaeta consist ot HoD>e Garden, Hoi!IO l)eautllt.. cation and one acre bly, wnd he It moklng an .alfalfa poultry feeder lo oc:hool ahop. Charles Holter - ooe dalr7 co-w ttld ealf, oue dal.ry heifer and two ICI'OI of eom. ·His lnipi'Oftlll<flt &iroJeet 1o poultry fioek records, .d.ilrl' herd recorda, one -acre of i 1pillmprovement and One- aere of pasture improvemen~ He plana to make two mUk stooi.B', ane lawn chair and study welding, e1ectric wielng and rope tieiag. f r::t' COLLEGE BASKETBALL · ' · -n-~N CLAII A ' PIWbll CouiLif ·Monroe lll Jackson 40 West Alexandria 41 Nfeloa 87 MofttiD""ry ~ Wayne S9 Phfi1ipllburf 48 Dixie 64 -rarmel'BvUle 60 Plc:kaway County Srlot!) 72 Plctaway Twp. 0,; Ashville 87 Walnut 1Wp. M Loo•n Couafty West Mansfield 44 ;Rushsylvania 41 Hunbville 65 Perry Zanes 46 Lawrenoe Cpnty Chesapeake M Fairland fi5 Non-County At WHtervillw tiArYIVille 68 'Columbus Holy Family 48 By Unltld Prus EAST Penn Sbte 75 Colgate 74: 'Dartmouth 76 Penn 52 Harvard 80 Cornell 59 SOUTH NOT' 0 ·NE • B··uT At .,.,.._ Bryan 76 Van Wert N 1 1..:. North Car. 75 South Carolina O".ol ' Citadel 68 Wofford 66 Wash. & IR.P 180 Wm _ & Mary 58 Georgetown 95 BelJarmine 8l Tulane 102 Mississippi 7ol Miss. St. 94 LSU 76 WIST Washington 70 Calltornia 57 UCLA 81 Oregon 62 Idaho 74 Oregon St.' 87 •Denver 62 Colorado A&M 81 • RUTLAND Applied on sound tire bodies or on your own recappCible tires Don Laroen and Johnny Kucks, two of the New York Yankcct' world 11erles pitching heroea, will offlclally become holdouts unles 1 Mr. and Mrs. Harrl10n Baker of they sign Saturday beforf" the ·Columbus were Sund'ty guests of world champlona begin practlcirlg her .alster, Mr. and Mrs. Caah Zimto bid for their eighth American merman. League pennant in the last nine Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Price years, reports the United Press. .,.tslted Sunday afternoon with her tl1ter, Mr." and Mrs. Elza Michael. Rev. E1rl Slack Ia on the 1lc:!t titlon litln. In fact, I won't run seriously anymore but just have lltl ' Mr. and Mr~ Fonest JlleCano of an occaalonal outing at lnterclub Charleaton lp&tll a day lbe pall event., .. he said. .week wlth tier paroata, Jll, ...,t Mr. and Mrs. Purl Van Meter of Galllpolla Jpent the week end with hor paronta, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Grue1er. Sunday callers at the home of Mr. ond Mn. Wlllla1n Largent were Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Porter and dauibter, Rutb and aon. Roger of The Plaina, Mrs. Naomi Schoonover of Columbua and their 110n, s.. lnltl ..... 11 . , . Rr11ta11 Tilll Sate lriatl tjuaiJtr II - flrwtonl Tilll SatMirlall wfdtJl11 IIW flmltll Tilll S.. trMtl 4lptli I I - flrlltDII Tilll ' IWI . S~ GUAIANYII Ae ON NIW' PIIIITONI 'VIII • ' lfrt._.. - ·Prldlr Rupe........., to .... I.lome after fPIJldll\l aome 111M at tlla b..,. ql bir 1114 lin. lupe It ~ ~· upe It P.o!Dtrfr, · ,.,.,._, u. · Low!& 7.~15 8.00.15 CONCRETE ,INISHING MACHINE ELEmiC WHDERS A• ~PRE$5015 CONCRm FORMS CA.TIRPILLA.R BULLDOZERS IA.CK HOE Two for $21.95 Two for $24.95 Two for $28.00 · Two for · $3\.00 Two for flit·"" • erow one acre .of .eorn. .._If, 11\il ae.res o! b.arJey, .afx acres Edward Hobaet - oill ra~ts· of cotn ud nve oeres .of bay. He and be pW.. If r,aile Dl ra,bblta pl_ana to have h,ome ~auUI,caUon, tbls year. Hi& rec.,.... show t~t tbree acres of pasture tmprove-he hai.$8.SOin teed anCI $12 in rab.- me11t for .his lrnJ.Irovement J)r'Oject. · bit• 1n adtlltlon to bls r'lbblta he aad he bas repaired 0 traetor disk £II plans to pow. one acre -of corn and ·to uSe on the projects. U'l one acre of alfalfa bay, · Jerry · J?alley-pl~s · to grow oeven: whleb he plans to k.. p fOr 'obout n'ne months. In -addit}un, b' pllPII to have ~tomato pl~ta. ·F or iJn. prove"ment proJeets he" plans to have I home beautifi~ltlon, home 1mproveme at and a 1so a h orne tillf· den. I Richard Shuler-one hereford beef Jteer. His project - recordi shDW hi.J beef ia gai~ o:a.e pouhd per day 'from corn ~oD meil and timothY h~. ~e stefr now weighs ~:JO ribs. He has fed 280 lbs. of h·ay and 250 lbe. of earn cob meal. ln p.ddltion lto ~i:_s ~ef projec-t he also plaq,s to lgrow 2,000 to~ato pb,ts and two acres of field corn whieh he plana tO, lr9W on hlllfather':l farm, Mr. Earl Shuler. .... R'--.... Lewl J h t ouuo;a~ • s, r. aJ n b~•.ron;t beef heif6ra. Ills recor$ show hla heifers are gaining two or ntore poun4s a day. His· feed consists of cora eob Alee! and les'pedes! a hu. His heifers _noW we~b 7~ and 483 pounda. He baa fed 809 lbs. of e· -atn, 1~ Jbo. of ""'".._ ~ ......--plement and 1092 lbs. of bar. fie plana also to have 3,000 tomato plant"' which he loterids to grow on 'bis father's farm, Mr. Robert Lewis, Sr., and two acres of corn plu.s home ·beautifica:Uoo and soil lmprovement Walrl Fooler - atarted In Allrl· rlllture In t-• with e b"! ._, ~ ...,.. for a pPDject of one hereford and tomoloea as a moaey moltiDI pia. joel. II1J sopbom-.)'tar ho bad one lilt and field com tor • lllOile1 mUina projett. His JL!-a.I.OI" .year •..... ,to tiove to~ •·-·•ue ~-"...... .- --rand .,.. -·•-e, IDtf be b•• ........ ·aov. 141 •>Ill projoet.l at lhl Mflp County Fair. '_...He _._, . ,. u- ... u,, ' - ltartad.IA _. Ia 19B3 wiUJ 1 ~, l'l'o- 1 J BAKER ,,............ lrtllng , .... - .... 6" .... 129 ' ..-w.u ..... 16" .....: ·'"' ~ 9.95 . • l<lh!HI, 12 hefoht wllh ..a" J9\nlfd loandle q.dlvollllonlt. open . l'llflhtop H&R FIRESTONE PURNITUII .... Ia MJddl J rt .-•·v'~•e..~ mNiTvU .· ' . .,.. ~ . .· ~ ..... ,_ ..,.._ . ' . DiE.ALER STORE MIDDLEPOilf, OIDO • He hopes to barve" us e ~ acre. Improvement pr6ject la sotl Im.provemeut and home beauUti u C!l' an. Jloh~pd ,W,oJfe-tbree beef anlm~ an~ two and one·thlrd aeres of'li'IY·~th :~~e atll'led-•--t In blland fresbmon hopes J'ear •• .one a,.1.1' have five anima'- bY am year. lll• beef U))malJ welllh 119'7 lb., alo lb., aod, lb. Jaelr:le wtgal-pl3ft8 to ha,ve one beef wbleb b-• hl!!fer .." ..... 11•~'IYIII1 be· 1a PW'<· to ""' acre..,.a oo P ons , Nin 1 t .,...... ODII .... ~Goop). Glenn~ tomotoea d "of bb th •n ••• •aetel C8 age on e • · · · last • aame ••rm u year. , Rlchar~ Youna-oae acre of ~Gia pn the 41Die laJ'Jn u lut Chapman-:-two acres of m ' ...' ~ "'' grain, abd one Christmu tree pr.r ject. · j _, d f' Livestoejc pro eels 1o~u e •ve sow a:ttd Utter, three feeder pigs, nven 4alry herd management1 , flvo dairy heifers, three poullry ~~oclr: managements . - two bro1'Ier pro:jeeu, lt beef, and one rabb~t ' '*r"dWml l = =l;boJ.::u~~ 1 of corn, :10.000 tomatoet, llld 10 ll'OI ~ - P~ ila-omenl Tbl1 JNr hls pro,Jec:U ore IIlii! dtd!'y OOW, JO ~ of hay, five aues of CGnl, tollO IOIIIIIaoa, five · aero& of oallan4 pa1111!'e ~o~~pro... mO!Il tomaloes. 'l'bls It his Ivan Powell-~'1000 tomatoe& and ,IJ,J....,.. of cll>baio, Tblo wUJ be . bJa Jut rear u a farmer. Tom euru.-two-flfthl aue of ,potatooa fOI' blloenlor year. A ooU ~J>Io lW btO!I taken for loll~ !D.f.' lie II planalnf to plaat !be Potlito!l• 011 ·a neld that bod to- 1 MAKES FOR A P~~~vemont STRON.GER A•eriea ""'rttn• -"*'•· progress w. .,... .. .. ·-tn · · The civic minded !Jitlivtduals and firms Usted below are co-epoDIGI'I ~Ill~ lllal proper reeog¢Uon lie Jiven THE FUTURE FARMERS OF RACINE for a :pear ol accompli4bment and endeavor. . SPONSOREQ BY I0 make 11400 of! bla loliiitoe proicet If tpmalo prleea ore IOCMI. laek Prolfltt-4000 tomatoeo. has seleeted land and has had the manure .Hauled attd; plled up read)' to ll]ll'eaii. He alao 'Is taklni a beof ealf for a project, booing bought his ealf and eopalred a bullcllng to keeP blm ln.' ' larry ADen-Jacnaslng otra,.. berries from 1100 to 21100 plant&. 'His Clltl have farrowed plfS, one farrowed elibt and the other ona. nine. . . ~ Lam Bloaoer-Jnereastng bls 1"' malo project from . 1000 to 5~ plllota. IJJ 'b ll I aere of vound · .t o illae. :~:':~:!:.\ It> ..,...,. 1!1• lol'llljni (q,ot~ •• - to merr tomato plant. aa l>nd tbat bao ~>tea manund and ha4 !'100 lb. of lertilizer . Johe Cleland-Increaoo his tomate; plant. !tom zooo to 3000 plantt. GOOl'lle JjeecJo-200 otraiMberry plant. and· JOO• r~ plsnt. and one ""'" of cam. He hao o., rem ~ W~·)lolll~llOOI!O . . The Roci~e Chapter of the Futu~e Farmers of America o.re be~­ mended on a year of splendid ochte vement and tn pursuit of agricultural knowledge. ThrQugh their studie$ of the scientific approach ~ tile prQbltms of farming they hove brought credit to themselves, to.•t hetr comml,lnlty ond to their school. ' , ' On this page are recounted many of their ~hi~nts dl,ll'ing this post year, all of which reflect to them the credtt Which IS clue the bership of this chapter. ~t":~~:~~~~:J:";e.':e ~ ~=~ de~~ ra::::-1::.-m owe« .. FFA TODAY~~·~\~ projects Include ane farm acCQunt, one d... iry herd record .t~o poultry flock records, 41 home beautifications, 11 pasture improvements, and 38 others inrludlns bOIIIe ~·don, hom . • """ •abop, and lraeter maintenance. Tbe10 produetlons and ln•pr<Jv• moat projects are the elouroom lnotrueUoa for v.. lo "' eat nal alfleultur..- year. In ad-,r· tion uch· vooatlpnal aat~cultuN lut ltl.ide~t Has an opportunitl to Jlmmi ConuUJ lilf:f f', F. A. becaQO liiiQI..IW!l C!!fo'- fao:wlna paf . .eoJlof!, . ,expenses next year. they lllte Il FFA i'NIIdut D·•~ but alao a ·Wltlo ..JertlOII of oOun· .~ ~tt-<>nelbolf arro of Sayre alld otbera llale he"! ,why ea. F. F. A •.tu!!lloo bol'f how to @at onJt!1t corll and 1100 otrowben'y lhty 111<o v ..A&: "VoeaUonal alri· •lellli will>- eac• otlter au~ to be plalito. eulture alvei ·a l"'"2'\ ·.tho opporo- boDtat. ll boa aiv. . holy• rupoul· . Harold IIOC!askey...oae aere of tunlt¥ to toara by ·olljM!rlenee, · 'blllty .,d It 1illl 4o th• _,. to .Otn aali eonstrueUon ~ '!:'flrOUP. ibis oxperle!>te oae wiU tb!!'O Ill !he !uturo. 1 lamp ta abop. •avelbe bowle4P o1 bts r . .JI'. A. II nat au wort. There non we... tao planta of strow· ieami01. 'lbo tutwil r - mo~ ...., parUoa with doaclnr 0114 oata. l>el,ii•• Wtth uwduat already oa to explal!llll belt: IAan!IDII to do, . To~ a ~ lD FP.A. tho plant.. He selected bla 0w11 Dolq to : i~ Earl!lll( to live, you ...., Initiate<!. There II notb- otnwberrlos. Living to - · · . ' . ill( .bard obout It but there lo no Tommy Chapman-one aere of ''Think abOut lt." funny truslneu. connOily plaaa to , _ corn. ra1ae 2,000 tomato pllln" tbll """' Allred 1:oney-0ne ecre of aweet ... DOll Johnaon earolled Ia Voea- mer. cOrn. and perhaps tomatoes. !lonal AIJ'Icult""' fn bll llinlof ·David Hyoell-oa~ b'e on I· !Meii'ID Roush-300 tomatoel. f"IIT at ·Raelne '111gb S.h6ol. Ill* ed In vocational· agt;culture ' Gooflre', Coni\GUy-1,000 toma• pUl')II!BO ll'U to Jeam more abj>u.t 1aio kbowlodu a•d wlli<\OIIi joOL· Tbl land Ia plowed . and ~at'iJ!'Iellltute aa . bil Jl!'!>l- for loll throu1li :Ria 11.!1-,A. · 'lie<l dtimod and land r..tllbed. l"'~ 09~ 0( 'l!i" lalrf lli..ali:>~ tb<' app<~rtani4' .ca ~ !Wden-180 strawbetrv _.,..,, iUDe ~a· ~ five ...,. .,,.~Ip abllltr. · · ~ •lac:led bJ blmaell. ~lao ..l•ttJor ·' t6inatoef.:' ~~te ... "PJ,anl . H~ guqd,~--· ,. . .. I plana to ralle the tomatoes on a these , stUdents have se ected 132 prod•ion projecta and &5 fieJd containing one acre. Leroy Wolfe-plans to grow 2,· intprovemeDt p.rojects. Each voca· 000 tomato· .planta and he has two tion agriculture student electing works out a improvement projects. beautifl£,. prodution pro~ects ~ Uon ~nd -a home-garden. budget of expected costs and re-· carl:v Wilt--Plan~ to grow 5,· turns. For each budget 1lD agree· . 000 tOfuato p18nts, batvesUng four ment II written stating exacUy for lbJ Qf tQmatoes.. from' each plant. whit ~he ~tud&nt wlll be reapons· !e p1iln8. to use l2-i2-12 fertilizer. ible and how much of th~ ll!turns He aliO wtll have . beef and a he wlll reeeive froJD hil project. ·Each studeri\, wllt 1et goals and cor.n pi'o'ject of one erosabred write plallJ 1tating how be will beiler and qne acre of corn. reach the,se aoals. In addition 11. .lamei Sellers-plansofto have twdo complete col!l record will be kept. dairy oows, cQ.e acre corn, an This vear these 64 students have one acre of hay. elected· 23 corn projects, two Carl Wolfe-plaDJJ to raise 10• wheat. one oats, two .potatoes, · 000 tomatoes. and to average fo11r lso nine bay, 47 vegetables including pounds per P1anL He a · P1ans tomatoes, cabbage, swl!et corn, and to bave' tWo acres ol fieldb corn. b 18 peppera, six small fruit, two sma 11 90 maoy sbop jobe In the ... • · FrA Chapter lead111'1 """'" ~ero for· most other memben whl' they earolled lo VoeaUonal AI!'! elllture at llacble lllp !ehool. At o~o time it. rept11'1e41f uae4 to b< • 'll'hllpered a)lout; "Get ID v..Aa and hovo • eoft .topcb." •' . ·Don Beegle-pllllll to ' 111'" 4 •' ·ooo tomAto plants on the farm of Mr. ltarold Roush this summer. J?oit. also pl~ns· to raise one acre Sixty-four boys 1tudying Voea· of C~I'Jl ani! .~00 laying hens. tion81 Agrieuture at Racine High Charles Shain--plans to bave School will earn aa thP.y learn this 15000 ltomato plants. and hopea to year says Carl Wolfe, of the Junbaaketball avjafl&:e thre;e _ p~und of saleab!e ior clus, and star tb ~pajllldal Thfy worl;. hard, and I "" roa ............ i I $299.00 FFA?f'"ed 'Lead ' T nwTt: ,.._ ~aped . ·ter A.d~ ev.w~ n · Y!,ney ~r.:~al~.;;~.~; ,;~:: :~~ •oin . - n e~ • .ft' ork tat"~~ ~~~~ I:'!~ l'ti )11.:':..~ l()pMSOI Boys Study As The'YUI -am Says Carl w0 He Larry cap!lngOl' _ 100 toyers 2,QOO tomato pla~ta. ·oul- SAil JliiCI" . 6.40-15 6.70-15 1.10-15 FOR RENT *"'" .......... . PORTAILE ELECTRIC WELDEilS !! Elletl TIIJ~~· I a,wbiehaveraged200lbsperhead. Jtckle Curnmin..~ -- two ~ dairy heifers and 3,!)00 ~otq,~s fOr his productiqn projects. il~J~.(}aifj wt. record shows he feedS a· 'ration ,of o.rta, com,, an d. soybean . o u m,eal. ~ go~l is .to feed f. ration in which his dalry wlll gain two lba. tw CHiCK YOURSIZE AIID PliCI IELOWI , rHESE BOYS, members of the sophomore elau in tractor repOir, lndor. ·Tbey Nplaced the steering gears, distributor, adjoated. the (spray aDd bnjsh) the tractor, cleaned the air filter aod replaeod the t,he bodns, s~ed disc blades, eledrie welded broken parts and disc. Left to rlllbt around the tractor, Arthur Beegle, Cltarles Holter, Bellen, Jim'Price, Jackie Cummins, l111ward Nolan (Vo-Ag .inllrUdor •II!• (lluteh) Gaul, Roy Van Meter and tieMtt C lrde. olfalfi hiiJ'. ·He plans to lm!'l""'• wllh dalt)o. proJe!'!a and developed two acres -of paature -thliia year. swine and hay 9rojeets. Tbil ye:ar Ji~ 'nel.ss oor- I.GOQ .JNtollera be has a dairy -be:rd man•aement ln .partnel'!lbiD with hlo f.iaaer, ¥r. proJeet and hoy and wheat and he He..._n Thefls. Th~ II ,tll,e oeeond loo ba• show«! "'eral projeeu b1'01d Of ~n., for llbn relr at the Metis County Fair. ~ ~rta he ,plana to .i$ort 24,opo Melvin Clroi......,"J'ortJ he has brOilero ia all this ~fl. ,Ia addl· tion to tbis ent.,prbe be plaq,_~~ two dairy cows an on"t dairy d·ally~ Jlis....-elght r~o.rd ~~ows hls dalry:.weighs 801 ancl (100 ll)s. He ·a14D bu sl.K acres of pasture im· provements and Home BeautJficat1 on. David Taylor.......ft,OOO tol'Qa· toe1, one aere tweet ~orn, and soil ImprOvement. •· · Jijn Price - one registered beef heifer, one lleef steer, a"nd two actel of field corn for &. productio'l PfOjel!l For improvement projects be has home beautification, bm yard improvement and one acre of p_.sture improvemf;!:nt. He also is Pb.nnina• to build gates as a sun. r pJementary farm practice. tn· Shop thla year be bas repaired and plant. ed ill! disc .apd retalred ond paint· ell bl.l fatber'a tneti>r. J\J"th11r ~gle - two •r-e• of field ~= and 8oo pouad.s of lrl.lb ebbltler teed potatoes aQd alao an lmprovem~nt projed or one fourt't ,~re of ~e )'ard. r orleJ Galli four acrof • '""" com, IOilO tomatoeo, =· eo ···~ and aere• l>f d. -..... · _.,, "'" .•. rles Baker one d·•. · G'IW for ~.... "'" • ~uetlon . proj..t wl>ieb 11· prodlioll\a M lbo. of mllk ~alb'. llti Is iel't 91 ..,. lloilllei:Joow , ~rn te8dJn!P• 32% d&ltu..:.-•ement in · aa moo'jectS. opho~. Pl'l -, maldti11 tht>~ eoneenVate ntl.oa. H,e feed& ~re aDd jubipr 'Yttr be ·eqntlnue~ SUPER CHAMPION TRUDS. ·Laneasted St Mary 87 Mt. Veroon St, Vlnceet BZ I I '~ .(,I _.., .·•'l !New1rk St. Francll 70 Columbus AcadelllJ 515 MAY HOLD OUT DareU Sellel'l-<lne dairy hel· fer and. one dairy e~. two ·ac:r~s of eoril, two~· ot liv, aDd an improvement project of fwa A(jf8S: J.;arrjr Eber.f)aeb--J feeder pig · P!DJec& in partners~IP w1t b his fa· tber. He and his faell'f have aold U 1at h ogs fro(D. Nov. 17 to Feb. 95 $ FOR I . .. . ' ; . . MEMBJIRS OF Raclne.FFA Chapter~ ~~et!tarY ~: ,left to rlgl)t; ·?ilm (:)n-ils, FFA 'riee president; Don Joh11110a, chaptef'fa•mer. ..n,~ lly:;tu; · ~rer; ~.:~Iter, ~eeretary; Dwaln Sayre, pmsldent; Roflmd Wo~e.. ~ll.lpl,e!.' f~t; ' .W'Jid. P~er, 'J'!!POrler; Glen Wrtgbt, asslslant lnstru~tor. HO\HI'd !llfllip .w~. ~~ for ;th~.·~· ~h'~plw'ed • gold award for top place In the wetlem IIIli ef ~116 C(ltltJieUUon lul yi.,. ·. Cash Income, Home Beautifi~tion, Garderiing Projects Included In Endeavo,f;sofFF~Members %. :.:0 JIIL~Prko. William Snowden of Dayton ~ent saturday aliht and Sunday wltb hil mother, HrL France• Snowden. He wa1 aceo01rnled here by hl1 IDD, Mr. an Mr~. Floyd Snowden and chUdren who •pent the week end wlth ber parent., Mr. ami 141'1. o•IU• PiU:en1, Middleport. Servicemen V& tc er 1 of .them ean anld b.a& bJt LD the 20 fl 1 !~[/t!Y~~ C:::~a~: runt br4;~\Most !lkel~ to ~~k IEidll' t'p W& ;;a t2 . ' . . aid today be ~old report oose at li . scorers are . uvui Norwoul • Srr V n• • .., ::~('!" Tribe tra.\ntn~"r•-p here Gra~am, Roome Salser (with ~ Xawilr M . T "'l'.. aiJI.JDSt Rutlao~ _l !ill~ Carl Wolrc. ""•Utn e.AIIft fl I~11n Powell, l11n A-dams. and Bob 1 Steulaea\'Ule JGI . B1!ch. cluay iUard a~ co-c,p· 1 lf.l1tlal: .,.., tams. are thrnts all the 1J.m.e. i WelliY!lle CM .•. ~ I The Middleport Ycllow_ Ja.cke~. . tteul:JIIJvUlc C.,:trtl • ""_, ~ if they _expect to win tomght, will I &fldd'd"'D 48 .~ Jt . have clther to get. hot, and StiiY XenlJ., EJtoq. . Perfect~---1 hot. the out¥id~, or work the Colvmliu.t lt. Cb.u'Ja 11 ~n I ball JDslde f{11' elos.e sho.tt, a tnadt. . .Columbus ,Rosary 48 ~ North ClaroUna, sW1 unbeaten tl,ey have displayed httl~ of so . Cl-.illicothe 59-'Newtrk M becJ.w;e it lounit ~how to l!ltop far tbl_s season. 1 Springfield 6!S Col. Central 81 , GT'tdr Wal)aQt, . ~ .ltiarned the r~ally 10' placel... . -----~~~ In big Jlm BoWles at center the 1 Worllt.iqton 6ft Lqndon 81 DJIU of tP -ttltai it r01)' meet . Jackets have a potent threat. He lrontoo 68 Dayton Fairmoet h fi Qd the has averaged a traetton under Mal')'!villc tiS :U~O:.e': -~ ~h-Ca= I poJnta ~r iSii!Pe ill 14 ,&l!:9AL con· Columbut HOly Family 48 aecordlng ~ 0 tlte UD.lttd ,..__ 1 . ~ 1 test, an4 eaptur~ t11J111-. place ~n Newark 6t. nancill 70 c !l.lll , ,_. H 11 ~ SEOAL IJOln!a tn I' Columbuo Academy &II ... to'.'"' ; ,_ A .;.......· 14 cames: He works mo~py from Lancaster St. Mart' 61 · .. /l: - ·1' . •.__ ....!' -w _ ~ ..:;a, tbe o_ut.We: ln tlf CO(.Dffl, and . Mt. Vernon St. Vtnemt 52 •'•bt d lied 11 --•-t 8 ~ off t)ie ~ar~ ',VIIerJ! be iJ tbe Wa1hlngton C. II. 19 Greenfield :sc5 .,_.. ~n f .... _ an ro .CLEVELAND UP · Carmen) fense of his own 14'J.pouJl4 boallet Jacket mam rebounder. TOURNAMENTS ~a · 7~\ v~rzi~'~ ~tb C~a· · Basilio,: the .snarling t.iger man against the ·winDer o·f next Tu.e&· ·Bob. Morrio, w,.... fm'ward; has · Cl- AA •--'--k a at wil. rc ape ""Nottb • • Clr.ollne · . a who LH\ n·tteaed lobany Saxton with day's flllht at Newark, N.J., be. , '"";.-.Tbe • a great two-handed shot from out· At C....,. -.~ 1· -~ d - • . ~• it perhaPf .thG at'COlld!fast:eBt knock· tween Vince Martine& _,.d _. lllx:~ ·., 1 side and when he's on be'• terrtfic .. Wooster 93 Pe!Yy 38 1 m;;;reet out in Wll!'ltetwpight .f.itl.e hi.Jtory .champ Kid Gavilan. Tht Ja~ketc are rounded out with Mallllllon 81 OrrvUle .150 . Friday Aigbt. Uallenced today for · , 1 JuniOr Kenn.dJ wllo piau Ia the 1 · At 1~· -·· . . the midillaweisht .,.owa. Craggy-faced BuWo I kayo 1J1 etfl.ter •lot 011 o-ffense and ean Sanduaky 84 WiltaM M CAIIisiUI, owaer of • l'f·! l'M"I want a shot at tbe winner of strumllrttd Saxton ln their tJDr.1 break loooe '"' 16 to 20 polat OUI· ITiffin (;olumbian 6'1 ord, !'IS -~: I ....,. the Geae runmer,Ray Roblaaon encouater Wll ..ot tbe Wlelt lit puta. Bobby Nelaon, spee<ly 1\W'd. •nrfio Clllvert 61 lal'lll" • NOAA llpt," annouaeeci lite fiet')' IIIUJ· welter Ullo .hlltory; for Jlmply '•' IIAY•d wltb Pomeroy's l!'eal At LIIM y. 110" who ata"""'d Saxtoa 1 d... n McLarla belted Ollt. YDIII!I CtrAaron Buffin~• every ltep laat Lima TO lt. Mary~ 61 time lnd liDYbed him to the bett, the tblrd, at 2.8T of tbe fitwt ·• ~ H •• •· ~ d lh TWO I!OIINS (IN YOU ' · '"'"'min• left •-• ro u 0d on -u ••• -~ t-• a " - •• we-. ' ..,.. be uovod Hn..., D P~•• 011 b e• Ftndla•~ ?P Wapakoneta 1!11nno 110 MiiJ\1U, PI a. UP - WIth 'on11 eanvao wltb 1 ,...,.. o •LV"• 1 1 o& r suar · e eame up w t 1., At :Yeu...-to•n t•- n • · lJn·• up 11110.. , for a knockout ·a t 2:41 · of the sec- &e es. 1 t. 11aJ 01t t. u--Iao • ·I"F .,.,........ w n '"' ' po n a wea.. ~.. n- Youngstown South 85 GiraPd. 'lll them, lumlllet To tnd Blrdt-. ond round before 8.514 at CleveBasilio, 29, was snarllng a.o.·l villt team Tbursdly nlgb.t. Salem 82 Yotlnfstown Chaney 4P -~. tsmins of tbe bi.Dd.l~ &-- land ~na; ttl tbeir title "tubber grim-facet •• he tore after SaxREIIRVBI CLAIM .4.\lJU.Dtowft ftteCb . :ritktn, JiJt;lre tp.mQi tb.t SlOD.OOO mateh. ton at the openlne bell. ·Middleport .... ,.,., and RaYou - . , . 61 &<~~led Widener Handicap at lilaJ\bou_t ~001;1 rloher fer leu ''&oxton promlaed to m••e a At ...., ..... t _ "' r, th m1 t r t th ~ clne 1teaene1 will open the tour- Toledo Macomber I! leah Pa"$ _,...,. a twV"UOI'II 1an stx nu e1 o wor 1 e runnlni fight 1111inst JDf lu.t ney tontJbt ·at 8 ·p. m. In the fin· ToJedo. Wr . IFill . 4 _ fair. champion fro., Chittenango. N.Y., DiJht," the champion 9l)la.lnld. ala of the Reserve tourne,.. souu,t "a reJl bla:-money fllht" "And 1 know be was out &o loli.e Thl• one ought to be ...,,1 ttose, Toledo W~ U>looJ 02 iro!IDIGTON, CoDD.-ctw'IOd outdoors In Mar with middle- me up-even 11 be didn't beat me. with the lLttle Jacket. harine \he Oak Harbor 10 F~ tw wlth fa.lliilJ' t.o display lights on , weight ruler Fullmer or Sucar Basilio wa1 so thankful for Jt.ts edae to become county ebamp1. Toledo CliJ 88 ,....,. JIM N bls tractor, Paul E. Hall wu ac- Ray, who are alated _Lfor a title impressive vie-tory that be droppt~d Tbe Jacket1 are led by Gene A ,_. .. quitted dter h~ prod.ueed I DIW:f- bout 1t ChiCIJO stadJ., April24.. to his knees In mld·rinJ, -wh.e Crgokl and Mark Kollr while the . Marion 70 Bu~' peper clippJne adviline that Carmen PnuH Attack Saxton's handler1 were half-earrjyoung Tornadoea will match lbese Malllfletd 48 · f4 U,ht. bt 1urnecl on at 8:1511 p.m.Meanwblle, carmen ria oUered lag Johnny to his cprner, and ~d boys witb Buzz Beegle and Ed At • .,.. 18 ·minute• after Hall's machine a l guarantee of $75.000 lor a de- a two minute prayer of graditude. Chopman. «f"li!ded wltli an auto. , Amhet'at 84 Oberlla 51 ) ;i;..;;;;;_;;;;;_.;,;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;ii:iii;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;, Elyria 82 Clouvl.ew 48 I' • •• Dt111- Week.,. M..ch 85c 8'/zc With Competing In Ma.ior Races ··rve had It," casped Landy after finlthlne aecond to Georf Flqmtae In an 880-yvd elub event at Olympic Park. Landy holda the world record In the mile event with the time of ~b'i8 minutes 111et 1at Turku, FJn. land, June 21, 1954. Fletrllng beat Landy by two yard8 today: Landy was elocked In 1:158.4 mlnutet which e1perts ~ ' j . BAcine ll not led by ID~~)'. ~llll: boYi wverage regularly LD tbe . , .,....... . . . . two eo.lumn f.liUfes a~ ~errone ChJd•vM ff, Bone Tops·Fie}d. By precanous , One· Stroke 1ua --d I HOTJSroN, Tex. ljP - Gone Bone, whose baltw.ay mlll'k lead Is ... ,.,.,.,, I Dally SenUnel, PomeroY·Middleport, 0 ., Feb. 23, 11157-11 Chips. . Down--::.In ·county Tou. r nament· ::.--=--:::o~~.,-----~·-=~=--=---=---~--~ Winner Goes To SectiOnal Meet He.Id I :=. ~~~i:-;~::r h~: .n"':~:~~,:.~:n~n~~,~ ~~~r;~ In Athem' University Gym Next Week ~ ,,2 ··~ Pt. Pleal3nt um e openin g fteld goal gave . . • '-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Feb, 2ll, 1957 . IG· BLACKS sww rAST \1'AHAMA; SMITH IS HOT r , I Racine S.n:ice Station RACINE, 0. p It Crow' Ll Ve :OU r'/ LETAllT FALLS I Ebenbach Hardworo PO•"'"OY · Sugar R .,..... un Fl Ollr M'll POMEROY , Allen Apafianc• POMIItilOY Jl Ri OJI iCo I Meigs EquipMent Co., Inc. Ohio Valley FHd Co. POMEROY .&ACINI: Shumway Florist pa-eCeMe .... llock Co. _, •-, ... & GREEN HOUSES SYR.ACUSE Fulton. Thompson POMEROY Martin Service Station RACINE Morris Equipment POMEROY Helgler •nd Cleek G.ro11 · ..,. ••CJNE ' G and J Aulo Pam • If!"': POMEJI.OY Me;,..l County --., ·• Co-.Op P(JMEJlOY AND SUPPLY J~fMD ·. ' RACINE L----~:0:::·:=.,:,:1'~--------.::::.:;::,;.:. Dolly hfttinel: , · _______T;he ,;.;.;.;.;_.;_...:; __:-__, •""':'4 ' - . ,' ·" • .... �.: .... llitsfor TheRecoro - '• -aiia l!lt. illullll. ~ ....ttr ~ lbe pt 'lie Blaeb, le1. I new and Bob Oliver eacb pOtnt6 for tb.fo FJ.JcoN._ had t• n . poi nt. .u:ruDJ.. ; w~l>ped thl Wahama them a momentary 2-0 advzantage. 9/hite Faleonll by a seore of 91-63 Willie CBll personall y took care Ia-.& .-De played at Pt. . Pleasant. of that, howf' vt'r. with three con· . Spilth Will everywhere on the s!: ::utiv-e goals to give the Big .to ·bll remarkable perform· Blacks a 6-2 lead IDCt. iJte rebounded we11 and inTwo fielr1 goals hy John Lavne tercePted pus after pass as he tied the gam e at six-all and then ltreabd up and down lhe court La~· nc sank a foul shot to put the teemingly never tir ing. He offered F alcons In a brief _ HJ lead . Call an assortment nf shots ranging ont:e agai n tossed 10 a field goal rrom t ip·h < to nn.--. hll nd set shot s r') 5 hov,. t he· Bi g Bl acks into tbe h'am nuteJdto . tead to 11t a Y. In all be hit 18 field goals ;nd .' " th e pr E> liminary contest , the made 16 out of 27 free throws. It Pt Pleasant Re serv es whippod the was 10 "off nigit " for him per- f} ttl t> to• 9 J con~ b~ a score ot 94-29. eentagewi~e at t'le free th row line . Marvin Rou s~ or Wa!lama Wh The nlg'tt's total bro ught hi.!. sea - •, 11(., wit h 11 points. WAHA '.t:A _ ou... .-.r 4- 2- 10; son's ~~eorin J to 455 Polnts in 20 appearanees Arnold 3-1- 7: G. RIJush 1- -0-2 . l"ord 11- 2- 24 : Clark 4---2-10; Wiliie Call able forward bf the Lav ne 1- 5- 7; R. Rou sh 1---0-2. 'Big Blacks. ~hipped in with 25 Totals 25~1 ~-63 . IJOID~J irt .• ~rlorm~tl!ce that was PT. PLEASANT _ Herrig 1--0 Tonip~ 11 wbep. tiM ehl_ JIII are dowll. wtt.b- Ill ear.d& ~-. f.S thl' two top_ ClaN A. b&tketball ieama iD llei&l Ce~ b&1:tle: for the rlibt lA> ·~--~ leetlonal toul"'lUlltot at AtUCJ¥ ...,a week. ».acine, 21·1 in eouut)' PI inde· p.ez:aMt play lll.eetl )114d)MpoM, J-12 in the &EOAL, f·JI on their Muon at g p. m. in tbe Po•eroy cvm. n is the fmal.J of tbe r.ounty tourn&lDent. . Coaeb Nolan Swaekhamer'• boys l:nd Mldtneport faru wt1l .,_ ba~k· ln.g on tb2 traditionll eDDelmuon that~ ie: DOt 1 t.ournameu.t e0out .' .,. -· 0~·~ ~ ~. , ·: ' ~- ' A.4mitttdlv packed witb power, t'!e ibclne r.1ub ll •portln,v: a 49~ sbootlnc. ~er.rtap . . . thea I~ • ._J)Ullty /"'1 Ten ClUb8 T0 C0mpete In Me1gs lnVI'tati'onal Cage Tourney In Portland Ten tea.ans will draw for places Tueaday, In the ·Mejgs Counly In· vitatlonaJ Grade School buketball tournament which mlf open next week, or possibly the week afterwardl. •• tUm. . bv Smith's tremen · 2• Yohng Call t.d·::l ,:l.ai>Wed l>).lt of hill betttr perform- 25; 'Smith 18-1 ~ :52: Hoschar ances of the 1·r>a r with 2-4 points. 0---0--0 · Mc('Jintock 2-3~9 · ToHe was hitti ng well on a jump totals ~4_ 24::_ 92 . ' tbot from the foul circle and allo Sconng by quarters : For th e FaIcons , J oe Ford turn- Wahama 11 13 16 23 63 ~auled in 18 reboun!J,9. RoY Clark ' ·Pt. Pleasant 20 24 26 22 92 Portland Gr;.l1e Sebool Prlnclpal and Coach Hubort Prlre 11ld t.. day 1taa:lng of the , three.ni&'ht tourney will depen• on "what Ill· eine does (il the tornadoes beat Middleport tonight) ;n the llertlon· al Tournflmcnt at Athens next week." U Middleport wins the ri8bt to enter the sec:tional11, Port· land'l &ournament will probably opea next Tburoday night, Febru· ' ary 28 at Portland. Grade School fives from Ohio 1nd West Virginia have been invllcd-and h11ve exrepted- to compete. Following are the dubs and their eoacb€:s that will draw on Tucl'la• night "' 7 p. m. In .port~ land for places in the brackets: Rutland, Henry Null; Harrisonvllle, Paul McVey; Sh,dc, Ralph WiRel: Coolville, A. Bibbee; Cot· taa:eviJle, W. Va., Roy Lloyd; Wa· hama, Frank Capeb~rl ; Letart, Larry Wolfe; Syracuse, Liwrene:e Rose; RacinP, Junior Wolfe, ·•nd Portland. SeatOD route; Hawner ec.eh Lar· rY Kerrilon I bot"• have been laytn1 wLtb re4Deed ltellJJ In their Jut tbree oullap. Their lone fop tM1 year CJIDe at the band• of Wahama :l.u a return mateh. Thursday nlg"ht gB.inlt a 1o-so Rutland eluh theould hit only -J 40% of their ahots whieh U good Big Ten shooting but not good forRaeine. If it hadn't beell. fGr Ron· nle Saloer'l tO for II field .g oa'the dub's shooting agatnat Rut· land would baYe been a aorrow!W figure. The n)'ln£ II that yHI' all<r year good teams eome out of Jta. 1 1 1 1· h d ~-• c ne on tb Y ir o ~J8 ten 1 up an ''"''" 1 out o e &u•a IJ:ImJ at tour.t tl h th 1 ht namen me w ere e T 1 answers are puttint tbe hall throuab the hGOpD mT~ times than thi: opponen~. ma) or moy n be true, dependtne upon which team a fan place, his loyalty. the peak or hisa two-year ca· .reer, carried precariousproone- ~~--~ SPRING . .4-rnlzlng and repalrln1 Ford today in the third round of the $36,000 Houston Open. Bone had, 69-67·136 an 1I !Ford 63-89·137. •Bone, 2&-year-old native of ifontia~, Mieh., J!laylng out o! Loui• ville, Ky., dropped a l!Hoot birdie putt on the 18lh that -he hopes will be the one which will break his jin.x c4 beln" "alway& one stroko out of the m·oney.'' nllds"'711W ••" '•"• Landy Through Buy now before the Silting rueh etarte. Early buying will aave you money, 1001 • ., , , ,.,.. ""'·" Interior and ex• tertor. Full color selection. AI · lowaa - .... Complete s t n c k varimu typc11 of wood 1iding. As low 111 - $3.95 ,., • '•' • l I • •• IN STOCK •• Unflnlohed or pre • fhUihed. lUX· ury oak . A.J low al- 16c -ft. ROOFING Bouib, • •• ••ch - OAK FLOORING • • lq. ft. a• $2.95 • Other Items :• •• 13c durable aapbalt ohln&Joa. GOod colon, v..,. lad typal. .... CEMENT PATCHING PLASTER Cellini Tlle FLOOR 'fii.E PLYWOOD FOLDING DOOR!I HAMWARE CALL US HOW! J..lclwu- INSULATION Batt pourlni or blaii).ot t yp • •· Pourtna type aslow••- $1.60 Joov Concrete Ml'c Ideal for canerete work around the gRrden. Needs only water ~ "WISE MELBOURNE, Australia UP World ehamJ)Jon mller John l..andy today annouriced his retirement from major athl11tle competition. considered utiafJetory Jo that It was only his secori• race 1lnco the Olympiea. "I won't run in major compe· II:..L w~-s·.p Wt.thT~L ... Says I~ j Arm . F.me, Honeful. For 1957 r-TUCSON Ar' Pi h ''probab, ... .-~.. wte:k." "~L1 ·~ ~I Ba+Awt K;IIJ I w.-... I ct.cJ.,... " ' ' " .... Ci- tm .. • FORT GOIIDON, GA. IAHTNCl -Prt. X:ennetb E. 'l..wt.for;d, lTt 1 next son of Ur. ud Y.r.s. Le~rd L1PU- · tJ .,."" ford , Route 1, Pomeroy, Ohio, re- · Last year he ma~e an ettimated eently was graduated (rom ibe ~~~~;,.;;,~~"! ~; ~~ u,. ...... , eOUI'Oe o1 tbe 4rn!y's '"My arm f~ls ffue-;:d I think Soutbeutem Slpalilc:hool, l'prl Gordon, Ga. fas~.'''lfe ·~:~ the same ~s ·, The eight-week eoune trained ~ ":t 71 . Wynn, a mainstay of tbe Tribe iim to coJlstrUct and ' Otall'lt.tlin i:r~:~pa.:; ~=~~~~~~ ~~~~ botb open and lud co"ered field coiJlmunication wires and ~ables. \"' · year's Petllllnt nee. "U'a too .e.arly to tell." he Lumford entered the ArlD7 " sald . ''D~t~t if our. young p)ayeu last Sep~ber and rompleted ba- • come t~u~ ~ i!'a bani to, tell,.sic combat tral!1b:l& at Part Jack· &bqut YOUnjlten- we •mil'-t ion, S.C. 281 :· i:tJ::; Tarheels St4p Walla,.__ _-k a .. ... 0 aun !r'O!fl I eo 17 1 Basru·0 ChaD . . en•es For T.tl .I e Mi. d ."::~lla.l·.:,et: In .ddlew : e.g·ht Ft"ght. 8. r~. k . ~e~>rlng- m uth.~e."!"n.atN'Io''.·:1 I = = ;(" ,.Ve ... I ., t':: )loy Vaa M~ter-:rwo .t eod.e r .. .J. Ve!l, 150 taylng hen1, 800 Jbrilt· mae t,reea and two ·a erts Oats. His lmprovj!Jilent projaeta consist ot HoD>e Garden, Hoi!IO l)eautllt.. cation and one acre bly, wnd he It moklng an .alfalfa poultry feeder lo oc:hool ahop. Charles Holter - ooe dalr7 co-w ttld ealf, oue dal.ry heifer and two ICI'OI of eom. ·His lnipi'Oftlll<flt &iroJeet 1o poultry fioek records, .d.ilrl' herd recorda, one -acre of i 1pillmprovement and One- aere of pasture improvemen~ He plana to make two mUk stooi.B', ane lawn chair and study welding, e1ectric wielng and rope tieiag. f r::t' COLLEGE BASKETBALL · ' · -n-~N CLAII A ' PIWbll CouiLif ·Monroe lll Jackson 40 West Alexandria 41 Nfeloa 87 MofttiD""ry ~ Wayne S9 Phfi1ipllburf 48 Dixie 64 -rarmel'BvUle 60 Plc:kaway County Srlot!) 72 Plctaway Twp. 0,; Ashville 87 Walnut 1Wp. M Loo•n Couafty West Mansfield 44 ;Rushsylvania 41 Hunbville 65 Perry Zanes 46 Lawrenoe Cpnty Chesapeake M Fairland fi5 Non-County At WHtervillw tiArYIVille 68 'Columbus Holy Family 48 By Unltld Prus EAST Penn Sbte 75 Colgate 74: 'Dartmouth 76 Penn 52 Harvard 80 Cornell 59 SOUTH NOT' 0 ·NE • B··uT At .,.,.._ Bryan 76 Van Wert N 1 1..:. North Car. 75 South Carolina O".ol ' Citadel 68 Wofford 66 Wash. & IR.P 180 Wm _ & Mary 58 Georgetown 95 BelJarmine 8l Tulane 102 Mississippi 7ol Miss. St. 94 LSU 76 WIST Washington 70 Calltornia 57 UCLA 81 Oregon 62 Idaho 74 Oregon St.' 87 •Denver 62 Colorado A&M 81 • RUTLAND Applied on sound tire bodies or on your own recappCible tires Don Laroen and Johnny Kucks, two of the New York Yankcct' world 11erles pitching heroea, will offlclally become holdouts unles 1 Mr. and Mrs. Harrl10n Baker of they sign Saturday beforf" the ·Columbus were Sund'ty guests of world champlona begin practlcirlg her .alster, Mr. and Mrs. Caah Zimto bid for their eighth American merman. League pennant in the last nine Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Price years, reports the United Press. .,.tslted Sunday afternoon with her tl1ter, Mr." and Mrs. Elza Michael. Rev. E1rl Slack Ia on the 1lc:!t titlon litln. In fact, I won't run seriously anymore but just have lltl ' Mr. and Mr~ Fonest JlleCano of an occaalonal outing at lnterclub Charleaton lp&tll a day lbe pall event., .. he said. .week wlth tier paroata, Jll, ...,t Mr. and Mrs. Purl Van Meter of Galllpolla Jpent the week end with hor paronta, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Grue1er. Sunday callers at the home of Mr. ond Mn. Wlllla1n Largent were Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Porter and dauibter, Rutb and aon. Roger of The Plaina, Mrs. Naomi Schoonover of Columbua and their 110n, s.. lnltl ..... 11 . , . Rr11ta11 Tilll Sate lriatl tjuaiJtr II - flrwtonl Tilll SatMirlall wfdtJl11 IIW flmltll Tilll S.. trMtl 4lptli I I - flrlltDII Tilll ' IWI . S~ GUAIANYII Ae ON NIW' PIIIITONI 'VIII • ' lfrt._.. - ·Prldlr Rupe........., to .... I.lome after fPIJldll\l aome 111M at tlla b..,. ql bir 1114 lin. lupe It ~ ~· upe It P.o!Dtrfr, · ,.,.,._, u. · Low!& 7.~15 8.00.15 CONCRETE ,INISHING MACHINE ELEmiC WHDERS A• ~PRE$5015 CONCRm FORMS CA.TIRPILLA.R BULLDOZERS IA.CK HOE Two for $21.95 Two for $24.95 Two for $28.00 · Two for · $3\.00 Two for flit·"" • erow one acre .of .eorn. .._If, 11\il ae.res o! b.arJey, .afx acres Edward Hobaet - oill ra~ts· of cotn ud nve oeres .of bay. He and be pW.. If r,aile Dl ra,bblta pl_ana to have h,ome ~auUI,caUon, tbls year. Hi& rec.,.... show t~t tbree acres of pasture tmprove-he hai.$8.SOin teed anCI $12 in rab.- me11t for .his lrnJ.Irovement J)r'Oject. · bit• 1n adtlltlon to bls r'lbblta he aad he bas repaired 0 traetor disk £II plans to pow. one acre -of corn and ·to uSe on the projects. U'l one acre of alfalfa bay, · Jerry · J?alley-pl~s · to grow oeven: whleb he plans to k.. p fOr 'obout n'ne months. In -addit}un, b' pllPII to have ~tomato pl~ta. ·F or iJn. prove"ment proJeets he" plans to have I home beautifi~ltlon, home 1mproveme at and a 1so a h orne tillf· den. I Richard Shuler-one hereford beef Jteer. His project - recordi shDW hi.J beef ia gai~ o:a.e pouhd per day 'from corn ~oD meil and timothY h~. ~e stefr now weighs ~:JO ribs. He has fed 280 lbs. of h·ay and 250 lbe. of earn cob meal. ln p.ddltion lto ~i:_s ~ef projec-t he also plaq,s to lgrow 2,000 to~ato pb,ts and two acres of field corn whieh he plana tO, lr9W on hlllfather':l farm, Mr. Earl Shuler. .... R'--.... Lewl J h t ouuo;a~ • s, r. aJ n b~•.ron;t beef heif6ra. Ills recor$ show hla heifers are gaining two or ntore poun4s a day. His· feed consists of cora eob Alee! and les'pedes! a hu. His heifers _noW we~b 7~ and 483 pounda. He baa fed 809 lbs. of e· -atn, 1~ Jbo. of ""'".._ ~ ......--plement and 1092 lbs. of bar. fie plana also to have 3,000 tomato plant"' which he loterids to grow on 'bis father's farm, Mr. Robert Lewis, Sr., and two acres of corn plu.s home ·beautifica:Uoo and soil lmprovement Walrl Fooler - atarted In Allrl· rlllture In t-• with e b"! ._, ~ ...,.. for a pPDject of one hereford and tomoloea as a moaey moltiDI pia. joel. II1J sopbom-.)'tar ho bad one lilt and field com tor • lllOile1 mUina projett. His JL!-a.I.OI" .year •..... ,to tiove to~ •·-·•ue ~-"...... .- --rand .,.. -·•-e, IDtf be b•• ........ ·aov. 141 •>Ill projoet.l at lhl Mflp County Fair. '_...He _._, . ,. u- ... u,, ' - ltartad.IA _. Ia 19B3 wiUJ 1 ~, l'l'o- 1 J BAKER ,,............ lrtllng , .... - .... 6" .... 129 ' ..-w.u ..... 16" .....: ·'"' ~ 9.95 . • l<lh!HI, 12 hefoht wllh ..a" J9\nlfd loandle q.dlvollllonlt. open . l'llflhtop H&R FIRESTONE PURNITUII .... Ia MJddl J rt .-•·v'~•e..~ mNiTvU .· ' . .,.. ~ . .· ~ ..... ,_ ..,.._ . ' . DiE.ALER STORE MIDDLEPOilf, OIDO • He hopes to barve" us e ~ acre. Improvement pr6ject la sotl Im.provemeut and home beauUti u C!l' an. Jloh~pd ,W,oJfe-tbree beef anlm~ an~ two and one·thlrd aeres of'li'IY·~th :~~e atll'led-•--t In blland fresbmon hopes J'ear •• .one a,.1.1' have five anima'- bY am year. lll• beef U))malJ welllh 119'7 lb., alo lb., aod, lb. Jaelr:le wtgal-pl3ft8 to ha,ve one beef wbleb b-• hl!!fer .." ..... 11•~'IYIII1 be· 1a PW'<· to ""' acre..,.a oo P ons , Nin 1 t .,...... ODII .... ~Goop). Glenn~ tomotoea d "of bb th •n ••• •aetel C8 age on e • · · · last • aame ••rm u year. , Rlchar~ Youna-oae acre of ~Gia pn the 41Die laJ'Jn u lut Chapman-:-two acres of m ' ...' ~ "'' grain, abd one Christmu tree pr.r ject. · j _, d f' Livestoejc pro eels 1o~u e •ve sow a:ttd Utter, three feeder pigs, nven 4alry herd management1 , flvo dairy heifers, three poullry ~~oclr: managements . - two bro1'Ier pro:jeeu, lt beef, and one rabb~t ' '*r"dWml l = =l;boJ.::u~~ 1 of corn, :10.000 tomatoet, llld 10 ll'OI ~ - P~ ila-omenl Tbl1 JNr hls pro,Jec:U ore IIlii! dtd!'y OOW, JO ~ of hay, five aues of CGnl, tollO IOIIIIIaoa, five · aero& of oallan4 pa1111!'e ~o~~pro... mO!Il tomaloes. 'l'bls It his Ivan Powell-~'1000 tomatoe& and ,IJ,J....,.. of cll>baio, Tblo wUJ be . bJa Jut rear u a farmer. Tom euru.-two-flfthl aue of ,potatooa fOI' blloenlor year. A ooU ~J>Io lW btO!I taken for loll~ !D.f.' lie II planalnf to plaat !be Potlito!l• 011 ·a neld that bod to- 1 MAKES FOR A P~~~vemont STRON.GER A•eriea ""'rttn• -"*'•· progress w. .,... .. .. ·-tn · · The civic minded !Jitlivtduals and firms Usted below are co-epoDIGI'I ~Ill~ lllal proper reeog¢Uon lie Jiven THE FUTURE FARMERS OF RACINE for a :pear ol accompli4bment and endeavor. . SPONSOREQ BY I0 make 11400 of! bla loliiitoe proicet If tpmalo prleea ore IOCMI. laek Prolfltt-4000 tomatoeo. has seleeted land and has had the manure .Hauled attd; plled up read)' to ll]ll'eaii. He alao 'Is taklni a beof ealf for a project, booing bought his ealf and eopalred a bullcllng to keeP blm ln.' ' larry ADen-Jacnaslng otra,.. berries from 1100 to 21100 plant&. 'His Clltl have farrowed plfS, one farrowed elibt and the other ona. nine. . . ~ Lam Bloaoer-Jnereastng bls 1"' malo project from . 1000 to 5~ plllota. IJJ 'b ll I aere of vound · .t o illae. :~:':~:!:.\ It> ..,...,. 1!1• lol'llljni (q,ot~ •• - to merr tomato plant. aa l>nd tbat bao ~>tea manund and ha4 !'100 lb. of lertilizer . Johe Cleland-Increaoo his tomate; plant. !tom zooo to 3000 plantt. GOOl'lle JjeecJo-200 otraiMberry plant. and· JOO• r~ plsnt. and one ""'" of cam. He hao o., rem ~ W~·)lolll~llOOI!O . . The Roci~e Chapter of the Futu~e Farmers of America o.re be~­ mended on a year of splendid ochte vement and tn pursuit of agricultural knowledge. ThrQugh their studie$ of the scientific approach ~ tile prQbltms of farming they hove brought credit to themselves, to.•t hetr comml,lnlty ond to their school. ' , ' On this page are recounted many of their ~hi~nts dl,ll'ing this post year, all of which reflect to them the credtt Which IS clue the bership of this chapter. ~t":~~:~~~~:J:";e.':e ~ ~=~ de~~ ra::::-1::.-m owe« .. FFA TODAY~~·~\~ projects Include ane farm acCQunt, one d... iry herd record .t~o poultry flock records, 41 home beautifications, 11 pasture improvements, and 38 others inrludlns bOIIIe ~·don, hom . • """ •abop, and lraeter maintenance. Tbe10 produetlons and ln•pr<Jv• moat projects are the elouroom lnotrueUoa for v.. lo "' eat nal alfleultur..- year. In ad-,r· tion uch· vooatlpnal aat~cultuN lut ltl.ide~t Has an opportunitl to Jlmmi ConuUJ lilf:f f', F. A. becaQO liiiQI..IW!l C!!fo'- fao:wlna paf . .eoJlof!, . ,expenses next year. they lllte Il FFA i'NIIdut D·•~ but alao a ·Wltlo ..JertlOII of oOun· .~ ~tt-<>nelbolf arro of Sayre alld otbera llale he"! ,why ea. F. F. A •.tu!!lloo bol'f how to @at onJt!1t corll and 1100 otrowben'y lhty 111<o v ..A&: "VoeaUonal alri· •lellli will>- eac• otlter au~ to be plalito. eulture alvei ·a l"'"2'\ ·.tho opporo- boDtat. ll boa aiv. . holy• rupoul· . Harold IIOC!askey...oae aere of tunlt¥ to toara by ·olljM!rlenee, · 'blllty .,d It 1illl 4o th• _,. to .Otn aali eonstrueUon ~ '!:'flrOUP. ibis oxperle!>te oae wiU tb!!'O Ill !he !uturo. 1 lamp ta abop. •avelbe bowle4P o1 bts r . .JI'. A. II nat au wort. There non we... tao planta of strow· ieami01. 'lbo tutwil r - mo~ ...., parUoa with doaclnr 0114 oata. l>el,ii•• Wtth uwduat already oa to explal!llll belt: IAan!IDII to do, . To~ a ~ lD FP.A. tho plant.. He selected bla 0w11 Dolq to : i~ Earl!lll( to live, you ...., Initiate<!. There II notb- otnwberrlos. Living to - · · . ' . ill( .bard obout It but there lo no Tommy Chapman-one aere of ''Think abOut lt." funny truslneu. connOily plaaa to , _ corn. ra1ae 2,000 tomato pllln" tbll """' Allred 1:oney-0ne ecre of aweet ... DOll Johnaon earolled Ia Voea- mer. cOrn. and perhaps tomatoes. !lonal AIJ'Icult""' fn bll llinlof ·David Hyoell-oa~ b'e on I· !Meii'ID Roush-300 tomatoel. f"IIT at ·Raelne '111gb S.h6ol. Ill* ed In vocational· agt;culture ' Gooflre', Coni\GUy-1,000 toma• pUl')II!BO ll'U to Jeam more abj>u.t 1aio kbowlodu a•d wlli<\OIIi joOL· Tbl land Ia plowed . and ~at'iJ!'Iellltute aa . bil Jl!'!>l- for loll throu1li :Ria 11.!1-,A. · 'lie<l dtimod and land r..tllbed. l"'~ 09~ 0( 'l!i" lalrf lli..ali:>~ tb<' app<~rtani4' .ca ~ !Wden-180 strawbetrv _.,..,, iUDe ~a· ~ five ...,. .,,.~Ip abllltr. · · ~ •lac:led bJ blmaell. ~lao ..l•ttJor ·' t6inatoef.:' ~~te ... "PJ,anl . H~ guqd,~--· ,. . .. I plana to ralle the tomatoes on a these , stUdents have se ected 132 prod•ion projecta and &5 fieJd containing one acre. Leroy Wolfe-plans to grow 2,· intprovemeDt p.rojects. Each voca· 000 tomato· .planta and he has two tion agriculture student electing works out a improvement projects. beautifl£,. prodution pro~ects ~ Uon ~nd -a home-garden. budget of expected costs and re-· carl:v Wilt--Plan~ to grow 5,· turns. For each budget 1lD agree· . 000 tOfuato p18nts, batvesUng four ment II written stating exacUy for lbJ Qf tQmatoes.. from' each plant. whit ~he ~tud&nt wlll be reapons· !e p1iln8. to use l2-i2-12 fertilizer. ible and how much of th~ ll!turns He aliO wtll have . beef and a he wlll reeeive froJD hil project. ·Each studeri\, wllt 1et goals and cor.n pi'o'ject of one erosabred write plallJ 1tating how be will beiler and qne acre of corn. reach the,se aoals. In addition 11. .lamei Sellers-plansofto have twdo complete col!l record will be kept. dairy oows, cQ.e acre corn, an This vear these 64 students have one acre of hay. elected· 23 corn projects, two Carl Wolfe-plaDJJ to raise 10• wheat. one oats, two .potatoes, · 000 tomatoes. and to average fo11r lso nine bay, 47 vegetables including pounds per P1anL He a · P1ans tomatoes, cabbage, swl!et corn, and to bave' tWo acres ol fieldb corn. b 18 peppera, six small fruit, two sma 11 90 maoy sbop jobe In the ... • · FrA Chapter lead111'1 """'" ~ero for· most other memben whl' they earolled lo VoeaUonal AI!'! elllture at llacble lllp !ehool. At o~o time it. rept11'1e41f uae4 to b< • 'll'hllpered a)lout; "Get ID v..Aa and hovo • eoft .topcb." •' . ·Don Beegle-pllllll to ' 111'" 4 •' ·ooo tomAto plants on the farm of Mr. ltarold Roush this summer. J?oit. also pl~ns· to raise one acre Sixty-four boys 1tudying Voea· of C~I'Jl ani! .~00 laying hens. tion81 Agrieuture at Racine High Charles Shain--plans to bave School will earn aa thP.y learn this 15000 ltomato plants. and hopea to year says Carl Wolfe, of the Junbaaketball avjafl&:e thre;e _ p~und of saleab!e ior clus, and star tb ~pajllldal Thfy worl;. hard, and I "" roa ............ i I $299.00 FFA?f'"ed 'Lead ' T nwTt: ,.._ ~aped . ·ter A.d~ ev.w~ n · Y!,ney ~r.:~al~.;;~.~; ,;~:: :~~ •oin . - n e~ • .ft' ork tat"~~ ~~~~ I:'!~ l'ti )11.:':..~ l()pMSOI Boys Study As The'YUI -am Says Carl w0 He Larry cap!lngOl' _ 100 toyers 2,QOO tomato pla~ta. ·oul- SAil JliiCI" . 6.40-15 6.70-15 1.10-15 FOR RENT *"'" .......... . PORTAILE ELECTRIC WELDEilS !! Elletl TIIJ~~· I a,wbiehaveraged200lbsperhead. Jtckle Curnmin..~ -- two ~ dairy heifers and 3,!)00 ~otq,~s fOr his productiqn projects. il~J~.(}aifj wt. record shows he feedS a· 'ration ,of o.rta, com,, an d. soybean . o u m,eal. ~ go~l is .to feed f. ration in which his dalry wlll gain two lba. tw CHiCK YOURSIZE AIID PliCI IELOWI , rHESE BOYS, members of the sophomore elau in tractor repOir, lndor. ·Tbey Nplaced the steering gears, distributor, adjoated. the (spray aDd bnjsh) the tractor, cleaned the air filter aod replaeod the t,he bodns, s~ed disc blades, eledrie welded broken parts and disc. Left to rlllbt around the tractor, Arthur Beegle, Cltarles Holter, Bellen, Jim'Price, Jackie Cummins, l111ward Nolan (Vo-Ag .inllrUdor •II!• (lluteh) Gaul, Roy Van Meter and tieMtt C lrde. olfalfi hiiJ'. ·He plans to lm!'l""'• wllh dalt)o. proJe!'!a and developed two acres -of paature -thliia year. swine and hay 9rojeets. Tbil ye:ar Ji~ 'nel.ss oor- I.GOQ .JNtollera be has a dairy -be:rd man•aement ln .partnel'!lbiD with hlo f.iaaer, ¥r. proJeet and hoy and wheat and he He..._n Thefls. Th~ II ,tll,e oeeond loo ba• show«! "'eral projeeu b1'01d Of ~n., for llbn relr at the Metis County Fair. ~ ~rta he ,plana to .i$ort 24,opo Melvin Clroi......,"J'ortJ he has brOilero ia all this ~fl. ,Ia addl· tion to tbis ent.,prbe be plaq,_~~ two dairy cows an on"t dairy d·ally~ Jlis....-elght r~o.rd ~~ows hls dalry:.weighs 801 ancl (100 ll)s. He ·a14D bu sl.K acres of pasture im· provements and Home BeautJficat1 on. David Taylor.......ft,OOO tol'Qa· toe1, one aere tweet ~orn, and soil ImprOvement. •· · Jijn Price - one registered beef heifer, one lleef steer, a"nd two actel of field corn for &. productio'l PfOjel!l For improvement projects be has home beautification, bm yard improvement and one acre of p_.sture improvemf;!:nt. He also is Pb.nnina• to build gates as a sun. r pJementary farm practice. tn· Shop thla year be bas repaired and plant. ed ill! disc .apd retalred ond paint· ell bl.l fatber'a tneti>r. J\J"th11r ~gle - two •r-e• of field ~= and 8oo pouad.s of lrl.lb ebbltler teed potatoes aQd alao an lmprovem~nt projed or one fourt't ,~re of ~e )'ard. r orleJ Galli four acrof • '""" com, IOilO tomatoeo, =· eo ···~ and aere• l>f d. -..... · _.,, "'" .•. rles Baker one d·•. · G'IW for ~.... "'" • ~uetlon . proj..t wl>ieb 11· prodlioll\a M lbo. of mllk ~alb'. llti Is iel't 91 ..,. lloilllei:Joow , ~rn te8dJn!P• 32% d&ltu..:.-•ement in · aa moo'jectS. opho~. Pl'l -, maldti11 tht>~ eoneenVate ntl.oa. H,e feed& ~re aDd jubipr 'Yttr be ·eqntlnue~ SUPER CHAMPION TRUDS. ·Laneasted St Mary 87 Mt. Veroon St, Vlnceet BZ I I '~ .(,I _.., .·•'l !New1rk St. Francll 70 Columbus AcadelllJ 515 MAY HOLD OUT DareU Sellel'l-<lne dairy hel· fer and. one dairy e~. two ·ac:r~s of eoril, two~· ot liv, aDd an improvement project of fwa A(jf8S: J.;arrjr Eber.f)aeb--J feeder pig · P!DJec& in partners~IP w1t b his fa· tber. He and his faell'f have aold U 1at h ogs fro(D. Nov. 17 to Feb. 95 $ FOR I . .. . ' ; . . MEMBJIRS OF Raclne.FFA Chapter~ ~~et!tarY ~: ,left to rlgl)t; ·?ilm (:)n-ils, FFA 'riee president; Don Joh11110a, chaptef'fa•mer. ..n,~ lly:;tu; · ~rer; ~.:~Iter, ~eeretary; Dwaln Sayre, pmsldent; Roflmd Wo~e.. ~ll.lpl,e!.' f~t; ' .W'Jid. P~er, 'J'!!POrler; Glen Wrtgbt, asslslant lnstru~tor. HO\HI'd !llfllip .w~. ~~ for ;th~.·~· ~h'~plw'ed • gold award for top place In the wetlem IIIli ef ~116 C(ltltJieUUon lul yi.,. ·. Cash Income, Home Beautifi~tion, Garderiing Projects Included In Endeavo,f;sofFF~Members %. :.:0 JIIL~Prko. William Snowden of Dayton ~ent saturday aliht and Sunday wltb hil mother, HrL France• Snowden. He wa1 aceo01rnled here by hl1 IDD, Mr. an Mr~. Floyd Snowden and chUdren who •pent the week end wlth ber parent., Mr. ami 141'1. o•IU• PiU:en1, Middleport. Servicemen V& tc er 1 of .them ean anld b.a& bJt LD the 20 fl 1 !~[/t!Y~~ C:::~a~: runt br4;~\Most !lkel~ to ~~k IEidll' t'p W& ;;a t2 . ' . . aid today be ~old report oose at li . scorers are . uvui Norwoul • Srr V n• • .., ::~('!" Tribe tra.\ntn~"r•-p here Gra~am, Roome Salser (with ~ Xawilr M . T "'l'.. aiJI.JDSt Rutlao~ _l !ill~ Carl Wolrc. ""•Utn e.AIIft fl I~11n Powell, l11n A-dams. and Bob 1 Steulaea\'Ule JGI . B1!ch. cluay iUard a~ co-c,p· 1 lf.l1tlal: .,.., tams. are thrnts all the 1J.m.e. i WelliY!lle CM .•. ~ I The Middleport Ycllow_ Ja.cke~. . tteul:JIIJvUlc C.,:trtl • ""_, ~ if they _expect to win tomght, will I &fldd'd"'D 48 .~ Jt . have clther to get. hot, and StiiY XenlJ., EJtoq. . Perfect~---1 hot. the out¥id~, or work the Colvmliu.t lt. Cb.u'Ja 11 ~n I ball JDslde f{11' elos.e sho.tt, a tnadt. . .Columbus ,Rosary 48 ~ North ClaroUna, sW1 unbeaten tl,ey have displayed httl~ of so . Cl-.illicothe 59-'Newtrk M becJ.w;e it lounit ~how to l!ltop far tbl_s season. 1 Springfield 6!S Col. Central 81 , GT'tdr Wal)aQt, . ~ .ltiarned the r~ally 10' placel... . -----~~~ In big Jlm BoWles at center the 1 Worllt.iqton 6ft Lqndon 81 DJIU of tP -ttltai it r01)' meet . Jackets have a potent threat. He lrontoo 68 Dayton Fairmoet h fi Qd the has averaged a traetton under Mal')'!villc tiS :U~O:.e': -~ ~h-Ca= I poJnta ~r iSii!Pe ill 14 ,&l!:9AL con· Columbut HOly Family 48 aecordlng ~ 0 tlte UD.lttd ,..__ 1 . ~ 1 test, an4 eaptur~ t11J111-. place ~n Newark 6t. nancill 70 c !l.lll , ,_. H 11 ~ SEOAL IJOln!a tn I' Columbuo Academy &II ... to'.'"' ; ,_ A .;.......· 14 cames: He works mo~py from Lancaster St. Mart' 61 · .. /l: - ·1' . •.__ ....!' -w _ ~ ..:;a, tbe o_ut.We: ln tlf CO(.Dffl, and . Mt. Vernon St. Vtnemt 52 •'•bt d lied 11 --•-t 8 ~ off t)ie ~ar~ ',VIIerJ! be iJ tbe Wa1hlngton C. II. 19 Greenfield :sc5 .,_.. ~n f .... _ an ro .CLEVELAND UP · Carmen) fense of his own 14'J.pouJl4 boallet Jacket mam rebounder. TOURNAMENTS ~a · 7~\ v~rzi~'~ ~tb C~a· · Basilio,: the .snarling t.iger man against the ·winDer o·f next Tu.e&· ·Bob. Morrio, w,.... fm'ward; has · Cl- AA •--'--k a at wil. rc ape ""Nottb • • Clr.ollne · . a who LH\ n·tteaed lobany Saxton with day's flllht at Newark, N.J., be. , '"";.-.Tbe • a great two-handed shot from out· At C....,. -.~ 1· -~ d - • . ~• it perhaPf .thG at'COlld!fast:eBt knock· tween Vince Martine& _,.d _. lllx:~ ·., 1 side and when he's on be'• terrtfic .. Wooster 93 Pe!Yy 38 1 m;;;reet out in Wll!'ltetwpight .f.itl.e hi.Jtory .champ Kid Gavilan. Tht Ja~ketc are rounded out with Mallllllon 81 OrrvUle .150 . Friday Aigbt. Uallenced today for · , 1 JuniOr Kenn.dJ wllo piau Ia the 1 · At 1~· -·· . . the midillaweisht .,.owa. Craggy-faced BuWo I kayo 1J1 etfl.ter •lot 011 o-ffense and ean Sanduaky 84 WiltaM M CAIIisiUI, owaer of • l'f·! l'M"I want a shot at tbe winner of strumllrttd Saxton ln their tJDr.1 break loooe '"' 16 to 20 polat OUI· ITiffin (;olumbian 6'1 ord, !'IS -~: I ....,. the Geae runmer,Ray Roblaaon encouater Wll ..ot tbe Wlelt lit puta. Bobby Nelaon, spee<ly 1\W'd. •nrfio Clllvert 61 lal'lll" • NOAA llpt," annouaeeci lite fiet')' IIIUJ· welter Ullo .hlltory; for Jlmply '•' IIAY•d wltb Pomeroy's l!'eal At LIIM y. 110" who ata"""'d Saxtoa 1 d... n McLarla belted Ollt. YDIII!I CtrAaron Buffin~• every ltep laat Lima TO lt. Mary~ 61 time lnd liDYbed him to the bett, the tblrd, at 2.8T of tbe fitwt ·• ~ H •• •· ~ d lh TWO I!OIINS (IN YOU ' · '"'"'min• left •-• ro u 0d on -u ••• -~ t-• a " - •• we-. ' ..,.. be uovod Hn..., D P~•• 011 b e• Ftndla•~ ?P Wapakoneta 1!11nno 110 MiiJ\1U, PI a. UP - WIth 'on11 eanvao wltb 1 ,...,.. o •LV"• 1 1 o& r suar · e eame up w t 1., At :Yeu...-to•n t•- n • · lJn·• up 11110.. , for a knockout ·a t 2:41 · of the sec- &e es. 1 t. 11aJ 01t t. u--Iao • ·I"F .,.,........ w n '"' ' po n a wea.. ~.. n- Youngstown South 85 GiraPd. 'lll them, lumlllet To tnd Blrdt-. ond round before 8.514 at CleveBasilio, 29, was snarllng a.o.·l villt team Tbursdly nlgb.t. Salem 82 Yotlnfstown Chaney 4P -~. tsmins of tbe bi.Dd.l~ &-- land ~na; ttl tbeir title "tubber grim-facet •• he tore after SaxREIIRVBI CLAIM .4.\lJU.Dtowft ftteCb . :ritktn, JiJt;lre tp.mQi tb.t SlOD.OOO mateh. ton at the openlne bell. ·Middleport .... ,.,., and RaYou - . , . 61 &<~~led Widener Handicap at lilaJ\bou_t ~001;1 rloher fer leu ''&oxton promlaed to m••e a At ...., ..... t _ "' r, th m1 t r t th ~ clne 1teaene1 will open the tour- Toledo Macomber I! leah Pa"$ _,...,. a twV"UOI'II 1an stx nu e1 o wor 1 e runnlni fight 1111inst JDf lu.t ney tontJbt ·at 8 ·p. m. In the fin· ToJedo. Wr . IFill . 4 _ fair. champion fro., Chittenango. N.Y., DiJht," the champion 9l)la.lnld. ala of the Reserve tourne,.. souu,t "a reJl bla:-money fllht" "And 1 know be was out &o loli.e Thl• one ought to be ...,,1 ttose, Toledo W~ U>looJ 02 iro!IDIGTON, CoDD.-ctw'IOd outdoors In Mar with middle- me up-even 11 be didn't beat me. with the lLttle Jacket. harine \he Oak Harbor 10 F~ tw wlth fa.lliilJ' t.o display lights on , weight ruler Fullmer or Sucar Basilio wa1 so thankful for Jt.ts edae to become county ebamp1. Toledo CliJ 88 ,....,. JIM N bls tractor, Paul E. Hall wu ac- Ray, who are alated _Lfor a title impressive vie-tory that be droppt~d Tbe Jacket1 are led by Gene A ,_. .. quitted dter h~ prod.ueed I DIW:f- bout 1t ChiCIJO stadJ., April24.. to his knees In mld·rinJ, -wh.e Crgokl and Mark Kollr while the . Marion 70 Bu~' peper clippJne adviline that Carmen PnuH Attack Saxton's handler1 were half-earrjyoung Tornadoea will match lbese Malllfletd 48 · f4 U,ht. bt 1urnecl on at 8:1511 p.m.Meanwblle, carmen ria oUered lag Johnny to his cprner, and ~d boys witb Buzz Beegle and Ed At • .,.. 18 ·minute• after Hall's machine a l guarantee of $75.000 lor a de- a two minute prayer of graditude. Chopman. «f"li!ded wltli an auto. , Amhet'at 84 Oberlla 51 ) ;i;..;;;;;_;;;;;_.;,;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;ii:iii;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;o;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;, Elyria 82 Clouvl.ew 48 I' • •• Dt111- Week.,. M..ch 85c 8'/zc With Competing In Ma.ior Races ··rve had It," casped Landy after finlthlne aecond to Georf Flqmtae In an 880-yvd elub event at Olympic Park. Landy holda the world record In the mile event with the time of ~b'i8 minutes 111et 1at Turku, FJn. land, June 21, 1954. Fletrllng beat Landy by two yard8 today: Landy was elocked In 1:158.4 mlnutet which e1perts ~ ' j . BAcine ll not led by ID~~)'. ~llll: boYi wverage regularly LD tbe . , .,....... . . . . two eo.lumn f.liUfes a~ ~errone ChJd•vM ff, Bone Tops·Fie}d. By precanous , One· Stroke 1ua --d I HOTJSroN, Tex. ljP - Gone Bone, whose baltw.ay mlll'k lead Is ... ,.,.,.,, I Dally SenUnel, PomeroY·Middleport, 0 ., Feb. 23, 11157-11 Chips. . Down--::.In ·county Tou. r nament· ::.--=--:::o~~.,-----~·-=~=--=---=---~--~ Winner Goes To SectiOnal Meet He.Id I :=. ~~~i:-;~::r h~: .n"':~:~~,:.~:n~n~~,~ ~~~r;~ In Athem' University Gym Next Week ~ ,,2 ··~ Pt. Pleal3nt um e openin g fteld goal gave . . • '-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Feb, 2ll, 1957 . IG· BLACKS sww rAST \1'AHAMA; SMITH IS HOT r , I Racine S.n:ice Station RACINE, 0. p It Crow' Ll Ve :OU r'/ LETAllT FALLS I Ebenbach Hardworo PO•"'"OY · Sugar R .,..... un Fl Ollr M'll POMEROY , Allen Apafianc• POMIItilOY Jl Ri OJI iCo I Meigs EquipMent Co., Inc. Ohio Valley FHd Co. POMEROY .&ACINI: Shumway Florist pa-eCeMe .... llock Co. _, •-, ... & GREEN HOUSES SYR.ACUSE Fulton. Thompson POMEROY Martin Service Station RACINE Morris Equipment POMEROY Helgler •nd Cleek G.ro11 · ..,. ••CJNE ' G and J Aulo Pam • If!"': POMEJI.OY Me;,..l County --., ·• Co-.Op P(JMEJlOY AND SUPPLY J~fMD ·. ' RACINE L----~:0:::·:=.,:,:1'~--------.::::.:;::,;.:. Dolly hfttinel: , · _______T;he ,;.;.;.;.;_.;_...:; __:-__, •""':'4 ' - . ,' ·" • .... �' I I • Dall7 . LETART, W.VA. QIFTON WANT ADS PHONE 398 ..... .-n. I '' I Notices ... ,. , ..• •• I _, GETS RESULTS Members Travel I .... "u !8) Auta Soles ~~~~~~g~~~~;~ •• ,Uil WF.mplodyment ante _!~meror ~-~ 19) Business Opoartunities F0 R sALE 1 J J DAVIS Dr. H. o·ME d Broa way Middleport Coli 6 170 S!fens T Heraid "~::,;~ld 've Heart Fund Dn Sunday At _ln.m_ ~:":\,;~'! METROPOUTAN w.. ~ WE BUY -- -- - - ---·- I' (91 Far Sale o;,-;.;ort OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. •n --~t'!..wt••• e1diANGE:-;;d --·-- ,_.,.,,ON. f:' ltodney Dow11lng 'nsurance-- --- -- ------'--===--2_'9-:c61 z Reallbtatl Broker ==~.J#,.o:- (211 ReaiEstote __ ·~·· ==iiliJiii -.......... :,~~ ~~~:~~~~ii~~~ "b v. ...... ""''1:.-"" ...._ .- ::-==-=·=-= for !~·AI·~~~d ~Fa~lr a. ,,:-.;; It' w. u.; Another ftlaekout Hit&- Portsmouth In Phone Strike 'f L-" ...... ..,, .read ,, '' ' l ~;fu,~~~~=~=~~;~fiWildfire. Israel a11 a:1ven the 21 and price of demanded withdrawal.that, 1t be is still guarantees (1) That mean& would the exper mental but Burley 21 has already given a:ood re· be provided to prevent guerilla sults where Wildfire Is a problem raids on btJel from the Qna area You might be Interested tn gr01W· on the Egyptian frontier: (2) That lnJ a smafl amount of Burley 21 tts ships would be given the r1ght ln otdt'r to see Mw it does on your or lr4•e passaae through tbe Aqaba 1 !Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Roush and famlly of Pomeroy were Suhday guests of Mrs. Mary Larkin. Mrs Bertha Johnson l8 reported to be in very Poor he!lth. Mr and Mrs. Frank Young and daughter, Patty, and Mrs. Mary Will were Sunday dinner ~ests or his moth~. Mr. and Mrs. " ' v..aHn Pl'lce. ~- erut Mrs. ·ll!v1!lelt l!•...u and llllDIIY dl panvUie and lilt. ••;;tind and liM. Gll•s Sn!ltlt Jllji datil~~ crt., s~ !M1!1. ilobM C)jartotte wore f!1 Mr a!Od ,_, ' Uaniley-. . M.. IJlll illr• Wllliel Lfooo of bejrOitf !!leltigan ""'" Sll!ldU gu,st:s Of trer brbtber, llr. and Mrs ll"""lll! llnte ~:~:~~:; ' ·~ ., o : u - , ,,., , Gfl~ ~- \vm Class met >nt the home o£ Frieda Uetary on Tuesday evening and quilted and Penoftllls cut carpet rags. Tbose present ¥1' and Mrs D1ck Fowler or were Laurene Uwls, Oliver Yount West Columbia was recent visitors June Bl!l'QJ, Irene Jushce, Lu· of Mr and Mrs Bill Schnerders eiUe Harrlsen, Mabel Johnson and Mr and Mrs Glenn Glaze and Frit,da Henry ehilden of Pomeoy, Ol11o VISited Mr ancl ¥rs. Buren Dlincan Mr. and Mts }larry Jol'.tnsoa Strft. anr.t eWklrcm Ronald Roger li!Od su11e ftl:m~ to coiumb1f:s, ObJo day· Atteodanee qt Cl.w.& ~ay Fti<bJ to ridti.Mr. and Mn. BrowttSchool Sunda! wd 5oe ~ UJB:fteao. fber returned Svnday twenty two collection $Jilirt. ... ........ ur 00 h ho • l u~ d M ~·-I •·~ -"'• ro• us Base w atJSPittas a· ., 1 ••u. an rs. outt• eJ' nan; 0 tloned at Ill Army Graham Station tool Sill~ wJtlt burg Pennlylvaftia t d ~, Mr and Mrs.)!~ Henry an Thurs- Fan~le Blalro 4nd f~itre auod"" day evening. 'J ~ ...; of !Mr and Mra. Ned Jliftry and ,• Mr. OldY Kilh•....,orth ·~" · 1 Hartford •ho lJ dttending eolleae " "B • d ...l_ _..rs. '-""Ortfl UI'IJI tnu; authter at .oeekle7 W. Va. called On Ch 1 t t Park b eey wen o ers urg tm friends SaWrdiy. '·" Fr1day Mr. Wilbur McFJrland of ParD to tMr. HIIIU')" b. k c:alled 11n I'd!: ' oe r or a e il!>e up. ketsbura visited Mf. and Mrs Mrs. Juae Btlrrur liitl!ifilded I John Harrbon Thursday. ~eeUng of tJae m~lrf eht'b. .,. Visiting Mr .and Mrt. CUfford the Mason M. & tbitfd ---~ Johnson ar:d faimly Suoda,Y were on WMnesdQ' .:tlfflltit ·· Mr. aDd ~~ Arthar *outh, Miss Mr. and Mrs. Tburmaa Your.P. Hartba Ohllnaer Of West Colulft•as callinLon. Mr and Mrs. Ned bla, Mr tl\d Kr1. ~ Lon.; and family Gleenwood W. Va. lli!nry on ncla' afternooL Clifton --.- 1Gulf, commanded by £nptian ' shore aatterles, t,o Its port or \ Elallo. President Eisenhower sard in an earnestly· dehvered teloviSJOn and radio speech to the American peopie Wednesday night, that unless Israel gave in "the U N. has no e h o J c e but to exert Dreuure" agamst It The U N assembly was called to meet this afternoon to decide whether to- exert the preuure _ possibly m the form of penalties wb1ch m1ght cnpple Israelts econumy. Cuatoms Union The prime mlmsters of Fran~e. West Germany, Italy, The NetberSEEDING ltATI!!!5 lands, Belgjum and Luxembourg T-wo level teaspoons to each 100 agreed to enter a customs' union feet of bed, nine leet wide w11l which would pruv1de a tariff.fr,ee it'fe )lou enough plants to set out common market for their counan acre of tObacco tr1es. Mix your 1eed w1th ferhhwr The ptan, fulf1nment of a dr~fm <1J1d '• h o"Ver the bed thtlte t1~v.,, Rt;;t.I'I~Sillf'l" !or m~nJ y~ars. was In order to gt~t uniform seed dis- ~A~,lptc~ eventually ta resu1t In tribntion a vlrtuaJ merger of ihc1r ccono1 Seed your beds the lllst half of m1es. February or early In March N~ Under the agreement, the stx: seed should be sown after April countries also' will pool atom1c en· 15. ergy resources for peaceful pur· BOX THE PLANT BED __ poses U&e t" or 6" bolirds or poles 6" Pllland ~n diameter to box your bed. Place Poland succeeded last fall, un· soil around the boards or poles to der the skillful gutdance of Com· keep out cutworms . and flea bet· mpnist chieftam G o m u I k a, In ties. Then c:over w1th a good or br\!akmg away from RusSian dom· n~ heavy grade tObacco e~nvis mahon But 1ts position was shll This WJII prevent cold and msect precarious Gomulka had succeed· lnjury . overwb e1ming the resiStance . e d Jl\ Remember, h1gh y1elds of good of those Polish Reds who opposed quality tobBcco start in the bed the breflkaway. But Poland's ecO. nomic weakness remamed on Socle .... ·• Not• acute d anger, in that it mtght lead BUFFALO, N Y. -Canal en· to 1atal popular discontent thusiasts bave formed the Canal b T e Umted States ,after long SoCiety of New York, a unit of the consideration, decJded that it was New York State Hlstor~cal As!Wet- j UBtilied 1n aiding •Poland and th•s ation. DeWitt Chnton, a Buffalo etrengthenlog tbe breach m Rus· attorney and direct descendant of rtia's sattelite emplte. U.. edv$>nor of tbat name who ' There wu every mdlcatlon that built the Er1e Cana1, 11 pres1dent tbe Polish ~el:egation which .u. of the society Membership lS open rived in the United ~tes Thuretff antene tntereated in the bLStory day wbuld go borne with a promise folklore, e-ngiheeriDg, or ot8er as· of subst11ntial flnanc1al• and eeopetts of fJ!e state canals nom1c &id. farm STIRI~IZING THE PLANT BED Before burnmg the bed the soli !Jhauld be placed and worked tho,ro&ghly Arter burning the bed lt shwld be raked only litchtly. Deep raking will bring weed seeds to the t.p. Never burn the bed when the aoll Is wet It makea the ground hard and dGes a p!Jf.IT job of killins t.be weed seed When burnins: us:~ enough wood to heat tbe ~il t~ a depth or three lnehes, To do thi&, fairly large S~w~rt of pleces 'Of WO\td must be used "nd end the butning shOUld tte fof th1.rty minutes o't' J(;nger ' 'Ml~ ......... \00~- ... 81!1! .... lng tbe week with ber brOther, . !Mr. and Mrs. Cush Johnston of Dr and Mr!l Paul Redfern of Bradbury HuoUng:ton wer, recent aueats Jf '• Everett Denney or Jackson was Rev. and Mrs ~ , ~., ~~., 1 , .., 1 Saturday gQnt of!:Mr. and ,Mra. - if' ISRAIL larael bad defied demao4f1 by the U N , and perso01l appea~s br Pr~aldent Eisenhower ~o ,iPrime Mtrilater l)a,•id Ben-Gurlon, Jbat Jt evaeuate t~e da'la and ' Aqaba Gulf Coast neas which it aeized varletlea when It invaded Egypt last ()et.. 29 ,1111.,.1~~~~ noon. to eonlidl!'!' "anetloal'' - agairtat lsraop,l 1f lt pers!ltH ltf fefuu.l. SJl We.tern European aabon" arreed to form a h11torie union for cooperation which le lnteBded to proy1de a common mnket. w1th out tariff ba!Taen for 160 mtllwn pepple A dftlegation ot economlt! ex pe1·ts from Poland arrived J.n the United Sholes to seek Ainencar. credits ot $100 lo $150 million needed to stralihten the "independent" Commumst reeime or Wyadyslsw Gomulka 'Che netotJa., l'ons were the llrst of major 1m· ~rtance wh1eh the United St3tu has entered for yean · wltb an) Commuoi&t country buC ylljoala v11, which like Poland bad'Diroken away from Russion domlnatlOtt Park~. lifts Yetr!• It~ Public Servont Who would re~dy aon,GaiJipoUs, llllD. Monday. 111¥inooi in Mr. and Mrs. Chria Dielill vlsi~ti ' ' her brotber·in-Jaw: ~ MOtitl at the hospital, Frlday. •Mr. and Mrs Robert Nellon and dauahters, Vick1e and Paritata, of Zanesv1tle were week end guests ~ .. or his parents, Mr anif Mrs. Ed Nelson Robert was best run at the Grat~a;p wedding at the '· Nazarene Ch ch, SUndaJI after. PRESTIGE 18bl Auta Ser,.-lces Mrs. 'I'BE SIUTR FAMILY Br Charln M. Mr:C1111t United P*' ltaH Cor i"a.,.ndent Tht! week's rood 1ndi bl4 new~ on the inlematfonal b~anh ~beet The grn~ t~llm~flon brau Kh \ tbotlt b)' bn,el'• relUJAI tt With l'iral,f its lnvcskm foreet- ~ Jwn Egyptian an•• reachedtfui tHmax In the Unlted fiatlon~; The U N. GeM11J Aatmbly wa s snowden and Mr.B.l Joan May 'nd Gallipolis Man •er• rt. Frank Util!>a,;. • I 121 Card Of Thanks tw• elild.rft tl ,_...., Detroit, Mlehllllt "ftre dihDB WUe of ColumbUJ guesb Friday nenlna: of her brottler, Mr and ~rs .Arnotd Grate. Mn E:de Goodwin, who 11 critically ill was remGved to the Ml ac.\ Chnlc, last Sdurday everunt by the :Rawlln!lt-Coates aftll!>ulaDt:t'. Mr. and Mn CarroU Snowden and sons, Steve and Larry were Sunday evenme dinner guesta of her parents, Mr and Mrs Barry Ostx.rne, Sr, of Pomeroy Later m tbe etewin11 the Osborne a and Snowdens vio;tlli!tl Ul' and Mrs Fred Nease of MinersVUlei Mrs Ruth Lut'as of W-elll!rtGn s~nt the week end w1tb her par ents Mr. and Mr.s. Sam Dyke. Mrs. Tbthna Carpenter vlftitetl Sunday with ller sister, Mfs kay Cecil 11nd famdy of Mu:ldleporl • Mr and Mrs. Jobn U1s1nger and famlly 6f Vtb'ttit Wre \N411J end guests or his parents, Mr and Mi-s. I ( 17, Help Wanted Foreign News Commentary llr 11ftd; Mrs. Wilbur Younc. and ly Phyll~ Snowdeo cut IJilllla of )ail brother, Mr. alfd Kr. ud Mn. l.eweU Vaan and Mn Fru): YounJ. dau.&hten, Deb'ble Jnd Terri , ol WUbur Theobald o1 MiddlepOrt Colu,nbua were week end KUelta or hla 1\Jter, Mr and Mtt. Arnold ~•lll.d o0 Wm mother, Mra. LycU& fheobald, Monday evenina. Mrt Grtte. rhe®ald it atilt under the do«Mr. Fred Duet and ramUy of tdr'l eare Zanesvdle Vlilltd Sundoy whl!i Mrs Mary PrLce. ll&J re\utned to with Mrs. Anna Bu"k ond 1(,., ber bom6 after tpeDiLIDJ tM peat Mary Larkin an<J faauly Mr and MTI. WiUlarn Lyon• o~ few montbt wilh her aon, Let, •nd I . Ronnel J)enney. Rutland News Park Association - Leg"l Not;c, Irene Justis, tsabeU Brown, June 8 SenUnel, Plifuavy-JIIcjdleport, 0., Feb 23, 1957 Buros, Fr1eda Henry , Lucille Rar> • 1~ ,..., "!'"l NOTICI 011 ,.,.POIHT.MINT rtJOQ , Alma Johnson. Laurene M.n Sarah Hammon of lit Alto ~.,-~ • CluaMNt. Lewl:!a, Wilma Picken ~. Thelma called 1..a the bome ot Kr. and the lot. havel;,a aequlretl. He lotat. of I....., I, -IIIII POa CONSISTBNT DBPENDABLE JU!SULTS Rhqda _F ox Leanna Mrs Calvln Blewng lhnday eveThe Good Will Cla!;l met on Henry, a6cled: _...._ Holland, Mabel , mug "The ~ AI&Oclatlon llhould be Notice ia berebr a:lvtn tha$ Fr1day eveaing at th~ home of Wnght Laura Johnson, LucY Woodrum, Muse• Mrs Laura Lou Rourh and ehllreorgamzed IPd. read)' for ,ad.Loa Mabel L. Swan whole Polt Office Clara Wllhams for the1r February the momen,t; lb.e towa aell the Address .II LanasvUle, Ohio, Route meetmg w1t h Hele n ' VJlhams and Judy W1lha.ms and E!:onne Cart· dre n of OaVle.s Grove called On hostcs&es Clara: :-.1rs Leonard Rouab Tbursde:r. deed far that laod.,. Every penon No. 1 hu been duly appol.nted u The wrtght and the Kay Rlle) as cu hoJic!l.~es \I rs Laura Gtbbs wu nottfied wtUin.i to ~rate further oD AdmJnistratnx of the Estate ol meeting was called tu order by Wl)hams, Kay R1ley and Helen WUham.s uf the serious 1llnerrs of her sl:tthe p&r- projeet 11 uraed to a~ Enllllo E Gotochall lite of llellt 1he president and the followlR~ RATES tend llarth 1. Couotr, Ohio deceuell.. Mre. Luth.; Tucker Honontl ter tn la.w, Mrs Ste11a Fry at the projJram wus gtven Song by all. The pll'k, of which the ~•t. Dated this 8th day of FebruarJ 2 ceDtl per word, oae m.rtiDD. Minimum charge 50c ---4 eentJ The Ha\'Cn Of Rcsl The Urd.! Mr.s. Luther T'.Jcker was hono.r· Mu on Clint~ JMfl' word. for tbne eoueeatlv. insertioDB m1ng pool 11 • part, already in- 1UI07. Prayer SCnpture by !dabel Johll"' ed with a m~.SCeolaneous shower M1 .:. Lae1e Roush ailed .on Jtn. SDedaJ- One mooth for 25 eeota per word eludes a baseball diamond wbich son, Readmg bY M.1 ry fLckens recently m tbe soc1al room of the Larn e Kmg Friday mOllllDJ. IUD ftte of 2 eeata per word will be charged lor advertismg if more than 200 younpten ued The L1fc o! Rebecca lwll call and Chfton .M E Church Tr.e shower :-.Irs Game~ Chapman returned ut plid.f01' before the 2Mb of eatb month f(lllowing insertion last summer and a pool tb•t hat ctlllectJOn 1J1. . r1nv the businesa:. was gavcn by Mr Tuckl;!rs g1rl humc Saturday morninj after ~ la Advertililla:-Should be reported immediately Tb~ I!OOled on )lot tummer da)'l up~ pcndmg sometime Wltb her SOD meetmg n .,., a ~ deo d t> d to have a friends Da1lJ Seatinel will not be re~poiUible fOI' more tban one incor· wards of 1100 pec.ple per day., .ipage~ tl dmner on Marcil ht on The room was decorated for the Archie , w1Ie and new baby dau Card of 'Thanks and Special Notim of Event& printed at reguThe eta;bt lots an neeesaary t& Friday evenlng lb~gt nt. 1g at 5 o~ass1on and the tneme was car- ght:::r at Atwater, Oblo. ~ llr cladted ntes. Obttwlriel publilhed a:t 1 cent per word. round out tbe park projed.•wbltb Mr Dwight Gibbs, Mr. c:urtlt o'clock Adult uckcts are 75 and rJed oul baa been planned to include picR1rkud and C F Blessms were ebildrcn 315 Tht>re ~A.J l l also be 9. nic areaa, blaekt.Pp tennis eourbl bu smess caller& in New Haven The g.~fls were placed on a bazaar held al the I me l'veryon:: "or rern t.lrtLtL• .... allpilpl and numeroua other outlide type table over which a pmk umbret· Thursday IS 1nv1U:d Gamt•s were held and (1) .,tealber cliolOD f <1ober M1d several prtzes wc1e awa rded with la w1tb wbJte Crmge bun& wttb carnn. IT'S EASY TO dll!pttrl Pb 6265-) 11·1-fl Helen Barker winnmg the door streamers falhng around the tab'lrs. Eva Weigand and alate~· -=::....:. :~=·--'-' BUY -SELL - RENT le The decorated cake was placed Mrs Ali~e Watson of Akron were 3 ROOM FURNISHED apartment prlze Delicious refreshments wen! under silver wedJng bells filld employment - hire rallmg on Mrs. Ina Wela:and~ and served to the fo llow1ng members for rent, wlth shower Phone • frtends m this area Wedesday. or find a loll Item throulh 2388-Y. 2 22 ate Dunng tbe evenma: games were Mrs Leonard Rouah and chitJbe Dally Seotinel WANT played and prizes awarded, Mrs dren were IZUe!tl af J4ra. B.ftl.. ADS. DoD'I put It off Betty Call won the door priZe. Hart Friday. Call 3118 Today - AD Ad In ~ Tucker receiVed many Mrs Hannah Johnson and Mr. HOUSEKEEPER wanted to care Udl c:olumD lovely and useful g1fts. Wayne Hart were recent guelts for two small children while 5c PIR HOUR - 6-room frame, Dant of Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Yeaeer and lather works Can stay aU hme witb furnace heat, modern balh Refreshments were served by Mr Charhe Marr of Mason. The Park ABsoeiaUon negotiated or just day.. Call at 1172 Powell and ldtcben, seml·basement Gas the hostesses to Mrs Lou Hotf· a price of $800 for the Lyoftll Jots St., Middleport 2 22 3tp Mrs. Essie Gibbs and Mr.s. Clara of course $.~. Only $1300.00 man, Mrs Irene Kelly T 0 Younq and paid $1M to Gordon after a wilr give your famaly tmmedaate Lloyd Williams, Mr and Mrs Capehart called on Mr Lewlll Bles.. Office Girl between age~ 25 11nd loeal JUlY tJOI a price loBCJWlnK a poils~1on and monthly pay Waller Blike and sonii, Mr.s Ches .,: ng Fnday afternDon who 11 Ul. NOTICE ..a. truck growen. I will 40, able to u.se typewriter and law suit. $40 00 per month Even tcr Ohver, Harry Johnson, M.isst's Mrs Ina Weigand 1pent Friday ment.t haye a load of southem eabbage eomptometer. About 2 00 P. M !Continued fi!Om , . " fiwe1 open·&ir street parkmg costa 5c M!ylen and Deanna Darst, Mrs mght with Mr and Mrs. Fred Nor1 plantt In March and wtll have t.o 8·00 P M. workmg hoW'! Call IM"r Uoyd said 1111 "bowing out" average of 63 students enrolled per hour' That IS 1f you forget Jack P'ox, Mr end Mrs Glenn ' IS of Pomt Pleasant tomato p)ants in AprU. Clll or in person Nickles Bakery, 806 In no way indieated he bad lost ln vocational Apiculture. l'berethe Cines for overpark1ng CartwrJght, Mrs Belva Roush Mr and MTa. Leonard Roush, brine orders to Charles Harrls, W. Maio Street, Pomeroy, Monlaterest In the park. He added lie r tbl •· t te board 0I ore, s year toe 1 a day and Tuesday next week tn MYOPIA - Only 12 mtles from Grandville Harnson, Helen Bar \fr I eroy and Lester Roush were Wo uld eoo:f::te and allist in win· education Portland 2 21 Ole approved a second inPomeroy, and btdldmKs lob are kcr J,.nit. 111 Pomt Pleasant Friday on bua· afternoons 2 21 Stc nina: eYe ~pJetiOD O( tbt ltruetor selling for $38 00 per front foot WUliaM mess project in; evi!Jy way. ) He is Mr. Glenn M WrlJ:hL SHGOT'ING MATCHES- Racine Let's take 3 second look at some t!Olleetlon. Jn Mrs :Molley Fox, Mn Pearl Mn Ethel Fry, Mr• Laur.l WANTED local, rellable married Planlntc Mill, Feb 24. 1·00 P M At the aame tilne, he extended Some of bit past experiences were fox. It combifte• .owiUl U Dn· of tbe local lob. Nicholson, Betty can, I Haroltl Gibbs, Mrs May Roulb, Ella and man, age 23 to 3~ with b1gh Public cordtally mYlted. PHONE 10f.Y ptre aheath tn. da.rk ..-.Y worhis alncere appieciat1on to every• former Vocational Agriculture lOX 229 Rickard, John M. Roush, Ted Rll Maude Bles&ing and Mr&. Betba school education for retail bread 2 21 3te one wbo contributed tabor,' time, Instructor, five years with U S. 2 23 3tc sted. The eufftteoUa:r aad Atilrl• ey Howard Van Meter, Mre Hrook.s spent Wednesday wit':J. route. Salary and bonWI FIYe and money to bring the project 10ep1. of Agriculture, and worked tvpe~ closing · are outUoe!.l with 1 oi.s McElhinney, Eleanor Truth, \T rs Fannie Taylor and flniBbec.i day week Apply Nickles Bakery •AYI DON'T YOU K _ , to rts l'resent posklon. I :,:; years With the. Dept. of La· black salk ~gr&bi. 806 w. Main Street, Pomeroy, lf.a mllp, south of Tuppers Plains, Jamce and Janet Nicholson, Phy ... quilt tor Mrs. Paul Blessing. Bater"s will JIYe you tbe bett lt1 s Williams, Dorolby Blake, Or1 Mrs Laura Gibbs spent F'r1day Feb 21 Rnd 22 between 6 30 trade on furniture or appl~n­ 80 aere farm tn top production, "It could be eomplPted wJtbin Mr Nolan baa been instructor and7SOPM 2~06tc Mrs Cecil and ur and Mr& Guy Ble11111 · • of M•· s 1x months," be said. "if we bad of the Raeme Vocational Aaricul6 room houtse, 10 alanehion Mac Smith and the honon-ea Mr arlernoon with Several sent Ella Blessmg "' " mUk parlor, loaflng barn, milk and Mrs. Tucker • son. Mr&. Inne Winebrenner and the very fullest of cooperation ture DepartJilent for 13 years and AGGRESSIVE SALESMAN but were not able to attend TAKE OVI:R PAYMENTS on house, 2 story poultry bouse, g1fts trom everybody." But he said he now beads the Department. Vtsltlng the Chiton Grade Sch' Mrs Wayne Hart and Mrt. Han· Donna. • wuher and dryer Your oppor· plenty of water Opllonal to ool lbt week expected at leqt two or three SIVEN PLACE Fllt.ST FOR POMIROY • MIDDLEPORT were, Mr C H nah Johnson were afternoon cueat6 Mr. and J4l'l De:nnlt Roush of tunity for larger eavinp Fife buyer of farm, 20 da1ry cows Withers County yeara to be needed to round out AND supermteDdent or Mrs Ada Thompson 'J:hunday Board, Mr: and Mr, Dennis Refriteratlon Middleport, Ol'lio b k. $even Racme H111h sebool Voand heifers from proven bulla, SURROUNDING •rERRITORY Mr. and Mrs Paul Bleuing of Rouata Jr. tons o( Hietory t e par. cational Agriculture ltUdantl tnctot· and other farm ma· ot schools and ;Mr. Chester Had· dox county music supel'V'bor. Pomt Pleasont were Saturday eve~ O.JPel spent lunda)' wl'tb ~r placed f1rst in annual West ball chlncry. Dana HoHman, Reeds$9500 B year sales varaney for a Mr and Mrs George · Johnson nmg supper gYestl' of Mr and and Mrs. EIJJler N4r.tfberry, of District 111 Parlimentary Bu•l· • Vlllc. 2 22 3tp man who wanlll hls carmngs to and ch1tdren of Mason v1s1ted Kr Mrs Cec1l and MuY Ella Blesalnlt. The Ladles Airl of Oak Grove ness Pnleedure :oemonstrationa at I Wuh To Thank everyone wbo equal his efforts and Mrs IlJ.rry Johnson Friday Mr Lester Chapman, LlDda E,U.B Church met Tuesday with Jackson, Qb1o. (Cofttlnuetl fNnt PHil one} sent ctrds and flowers t.o me Charles and Billie Mr and Mrs Mra .,Nellie Aclklns of Plain Val· evening Students participating, alone: ~ durlng r\\y recent lllnel& ·and Peak Seuon RIGHT NOW - lm· Lindsidt;. W. \Va1, found tbe bod}' w1th their co1eh, Howard Nolan, Grace Cartwright who hu been Ray Melton an.d t0nda of Jllinou~ ley hoapllallution at Holzer Hasp!· med1ate income A man with an Retl!Cird the vlsitlni relat•ves at the McDonalrl \1r and Mrs Daniel We1gand and Mr Everett Pid.:enJ of New Hill· about 10 a.m. Ff.idaj aa he and were Dwain Sayre, Tom Curtlst tal. eye on profit show.Jd enjuy earn· Ob10 returned home th1s week. Brenda of Huntln!Zton, Mi""' and ven sPent Sunday with bis .lister.:; hu father welted along tbe road. David Hysell, Larry Holter, Don 1 Mr!ii L. D. SCott Effort of The inwa of over $1000 during the ~n. Mae Stukey and son of M3 Mrs Leonard Roush, Sandra and Mt&Se~~ Anna .and ,ll'ena Ptetens.. The ehi&d apottetf tbe bO;dy in the Johnson, WaJd Foster and Roland 2 23 ue next 30 dgys Industna,, Com· bruah about 11 feet ol( the hiSb· Wolfe. The team membership con-. son we'\"e 111 Huntmgton Thursday Milton Ray, Mra Ina We1gand an-:! Those vb.ltinJ S1,1qday with Mr. merc1al and trade ti&les. sJSted of Junior and Senior Farm Mns Earl Darst and chilrl.rcn uf 81ihc spent Saturday eyenina: an~ and Mra Fred Bou&h were Mt. WilY· body was tentatively ldenti· Management 1tudents. Raeine re-I serve11 a11 He pue U&lJ!l;) JO srnllJ(!IM. uu_y 1 night with Mrs Garnet Chapman and Mra. Ted Stewar1. of West Col· f•edTheFriday nir;bt as that ar Want., Mr Leroy and Leater Roush umbla, Mr. and ~Mrs wright motored to Rutland Oh10 R. H. 1IAWLl!'IGS SOliS CO. - 24 A short lntervlc.w w1th our F'1eld I Howard but poaihve Identification w a s ceived a Gold Bar award. he 11erved J:t'rlday cvemng lo Visit Mr and were Saturday eveuing &upper Sales Manager should be con 1 hour Wr~rke.r s«vtt:e. DaJ ROuth of Vernon, Mrs. Howard ATTINDS CONVENTION M~ Jewell Chapman and family guests 0 ( the Leonard Roush fam· Weta:and and daughter Dorothy, made this mornmg Ul a !uneral M'lht Phone vmemg Phone 8227 F1ve members of the Racine home here. Ralph Ward clUne M.rs. Evelyn Nicholson and son 1ly. IJ039.X DODGE • PLYMOUTR and Mr. Daniei Wei~nd of Hun here from Ironton to make the chapter of futllre Farmers of N1cky , spent ~'nday night w1th DEALERS. 86 U ADterlt• attended the 1956 Annual Mrs Mag Kay and son Jqsepb tlngton. identifieatkJn. Write Pres1dcnl, 11, 4050 1lSOtb V1cc St, Cleveland, OhioW 144 Phone %85 Mrs. John C. Roush and sons at :t.ll!. and .Mrs.{ Stormy ' Hart of ~auona:t- P!'A conventtmrbeld In The 1i68Y Will bt. ohll!l!"d t4 of Union called on Mt and Mrs Kaylong .,..;::;.:.::...::~.:.;_~~ Columbu epent the weeke•d wltb Kemae Oily, Miuourl, Octl'i>et 1~. J\lrs James Cunningham N'ew Dwltht Gibbs Frulay morning ( the1r parent.s, Mr. and ~·Wayne Ironton later todar, a f~netll 16: 1'1, 18, 191111. home atti!iubnt said. M.r and Mrtl\ Dallas Yeager of i9511 PONTIAc vaSbreht;r • dt Haven VISited Mrs. Dana LCWIS Attending were Don John~ Muon,. Mrs Retla BonecUtter, and Hart and Mr. and Mrs. Taft Bo~o Sed"' Power brok ... oiurlng. anrl Mlna Tuc:-day afternoon Tom Curtis, Wa1d Foster, Dwaia ton MEIGS GINIRAL HOSPITA~ UydrJift~tlc drive. Blaettnar's, Will c-;;e ror ·-,-h-,1-dr_e_n_ w_h_ll_c_p_a_r· Mrs Betty Call, Jackie Ray and Rev. Forest Murray were Sunday Sayre, Carl Wolfe and Mr. Glenn Adml8alona, Larry ~nffi11, Mr. Charlie Brown who is em· l..mda V1.5 Jtcd Mr and Ml'll Jack dinner guests uf Mr and Mn Ed M Wr1gbt, Vo-AJ Instructor at - _! 21 4 " onto work Apply 652 Osborne Reedsville; Mr.1. Kilner Malden, Fry, It bcmg Mrs Fry's birthday ployed oJ\ the river apent the week Juhnson and fam1ly al Mason ro· R11cine. 19:wJ BUK"~' cn,.c:lu~ 4 dr Riviera Street, romeroy 2 22 3tc Nelson.vllle. Other callers tn the home were end with his family q,t Board. ccntly TAKI TOUR Sedilll. [)ynanow 1!:-lve "Hard ---- - - - -- Mrs. Audrey Wilson, J)jsebara:ea, Mr and Mr5 J1mmie and Mrs Mr Lester Chapman, Mr and Beth Fox aud Susan vml· Mrs Fout Mtilgs County F. F. A boYI lop" body otyle Btaettn.r'• ( LOCATED ON ed Mrs James Cunmngham and W w. Staats, Mr and Mrs Dwight Mrs. Rar Melton and Tonda re- Pomeroy; ~ntJtony Walsh, Pome- took a rooperative tour o( the Pomeroy $269~.00. 2 21 OLe )Jrs Charles Roush at New Haven ,Gibbs and Mr Johnmc Fry of turned to their ilomes in llUnou roy. One birth, Mr. and Mrs. Harley Letart Falls Packing House laat New Haven , 111116 I'ORD VB Cuotnmllne • dr - - but Linda, Charles an4 BJ!Iiie "ecenlly Mossman, Middleport, a daughte~. summer wlth C. E. Blake&lee, the. Mr and Mrs Cectl Rlessm,t Chapman will visit Sedan 13,465 <Jrolut mil"' It LJ~ETI~E OPJ'QRTUNITY $200 mdefinitly Mn H.oss Kmg and children of County _AJent, who gave a ~alk on 1c H Immaculate throughoul a week posslbl<: Wo will select Broad Run vlsltted Mr Le.stcr had as the1r Sun<lay dmner guest~ wlth tbe1r grandmother Mr• Gar"Wby A Study of Farm Cbopera. $189~00 Blaettnar'l, Pomeroy a reliable pcroon trom tblo area net Chapman Johnson and famaly Sunday 2 21 otc Cor B protected territory to repFor Appointment 0 G. Rouoa conducted a Thor;e calling on Lewis Ble11ing Mr and Mn ,Jerry Scotl aml Mr" Ora Hliglns or Pt Pleasant Flowers Mrs Bctt) SlcV(!ns and son, Ru~Ly who is a patient at llulzer Hosplt Sunday were the two tour of the Plant expllintna the · , -:rc!M!nt a comp11ny who1e aewina: ~~;~~~;~~;~~;~ 19M PON1lAC V8 Star Chief 4: dr. machine Is aewlna: up the coun· and then the JfOUp went al Galllpohs, Oh10 Sunday after- sisters, Miss Bonuie Blesstng, the of Columbus Ohio vtslted Mma St>tlan Leu than ~.000 easy try Have you had sewin!Z ma· they toured tbe Roush hrotbers, Allen and Oke:y Lew1s Sundny noon. cine selllnr: expcrtence or ore Good Clean Used Call miles Almost like the day It Mr and Mrs Paul Brownle of Capehart, and Cbarle1 WlnebreVuutmg Ylr .and Mrs Walttr 8 waa sold! f249$.00. Blaettnar'a, rou wllltng to Jcarn1 For comAD Makel aad Modell Blake and ranuly reccQtly wen· New Mtddletown Pa vtsited Jan· nner Pomrroy 2 21 6te plctc lnformaUollf'Jf_}'itc, W D. r-~ the Pome· Mr Dallas Gibbs of Broad RuD Mr and Mrs Rcmo Norton and tee and Janet Nicholson Sunday. ---· · Jones, J•faff piatfl~t Manager, fire aiten1 In Pomeroy al'lc:f Mid? with Geneva Leroy Chapman of Rutland was the dlnne.r euest Saturday of family Columbus. Oh>O 18:14 BUICK Century 2 dr Riviera 330 Kelly St, N. New Phlla· d1eport wtll JOUnd at 1 p.m. Sunday demonltntion Mls:s RolhK Lcw11 and Ylorns vi1lted his grandparenh Mr. and his fathex: al'ld mother Mr. ant! Cpc Dynaflow. Beautiful three delphia, Ohio. 2 22 3tc AUTO SALES d'temoon to atan•J the atart of 8 tn charee of various cooper.. tone white and areen llntsh ~~~~~~Johnson o[ West Columbia vlsll(•d :Mr.s Herman Cartwright Sunday. Mrs. Dwicht Gibbs. tbe hi'tvei. Mr 1nd Mrs Raymond Walburn Mrs. WUliam Broob apent TuCI house-to-house canvua for '17911 00. Blaettn.ar's, pomeroy Mrs Kal1e Bass and son Kcmue STATE F. f, A. CAM, 2 21 Btc Sr and children of Ml.ddleport, day With her dallghter and tam· lt'IOT Heart P'Urid Drive, i.c:cordlna: recently to Ml'l. Olive [ngrlham, Meigs Each year, Ford tractor dealua an:l Uy Mrs Ralph McDermott l)l Mr and Mrs James Harm and Ohio, were calling on 1Mr. QUICK SEHVICE on Waceh &aCounty Heart FUnd Chairman. proYide a e1mp scholarship enMn G H HarrtSon Saturdaj" eYC· Chefltnut Ri~e. pairing hy lo'IIYory Trained fnm1ly ot Mason spent Frulay 19M PLYMOUTH V8 f dr Savoy Captain• in the varlou• com· ableln1 one boy from t-ach F. F. A. We arc sorry te report an ln· watchmaker. CQ11JNS JEW£. evcnmg with Mr and Mrs Isatc nlns Sedan One local QWmlr It bests muDitleJ will colleet tbe fuocl$ do-- chapter m Ohio to attend Stal-e F. LERS. p,.mcroy. 1-3-tf Julla_Edwards New Havea, call jury to Mr ijarry Brooks whlcb Lcw1., and D.1na tbe hill• ;~.:ad >baUer' the high· JTllUCTURAL I IIAAII nated from tbe women maklnj: the f'. A. Camp at Leesville Lake ftee, I l\ll'S. Uclcn Stcwa'rt of Mnso:1 ed on Jean Blake Sunday after- oecured to him wblJe at wo1 k in wayfl, $149S.OO. Blacttnar's, flOO oo Tlti\Dl!:-IN allowance for door-to-door eanva194 and 1D turn The local deal(l:r wbo provt.dea the Llevhq: coal mine, we have ICRAP IRON- MITALl tnd Mfll Lloyd WllUams vlsilcd a:oon Pomeroy. 2 21 6tc: reporl hie~ to their rel(lOCUve the Raelne Chapter Willi thia a,.our old macblne. For all Y0\1r Tom Wllhams and two boy not learned the particulan. budQUtarten Ia ofd(l:r that tbe ward is the BrOwn Traeto.: Sale• sewing machine needs. phone NOTICI OF A~POIHTMENT Mr. and llr~ Ernie and ebJidren fr!ends of Huntington, W. Va Pomeroy 909-J "Wfl sell the drh-e " eompleted aa quickly ts located at Pome\'oy lxecutri• .apent the weekend w1th Mr. and spent Sunday •fternoon , with' repurpose of thla award Is t.o powaible. The lstete of Emm• Smith, DKHsed irAY FOR SALE It the-G~lmore bc:~l and repair the rur~. Gtc Mrs. Uoyd Wllhltlm! and family Mr Elmer Nc""'rno ~ en, the leedenblp, RCho\arolliP', Notice Is hereby giYen thai Hulh ' )· ' ' Betty Jones, New Haven, Alice la~lves il)' Le-tart. f1rm see Charlet Yo•t or call and farmmc. abillt)' Taylor whose Pol'1 Offlct! adrlre:-;s Howard of Hart£ord, .Jlmmie Stc· &let llat. 341414 2 23 Sip FOREMAN & AllBOTf TV. SERA. members lind ta • Is CJtcilcr, Ohto has been duly a1 wart and Jack Stewart of Mason w~ll Cultlnt M~n-;: VICE All make• Repaired b)' Ex· attendance at Ute FrA Phonu SIO \ pointed Executrix of tbc Estate of and Janlce and Janet Nlcbolson •lth aener 1 tor cktJcct.rlc m.ope1 t 1'echnie1ana. Phone 6284 Y Emma Smith deceased, late of 1 Firmer t.n· ' Chesler Township, Mt>llils <.:ounl\· 1pent Friday eveniPJ with Mr aM tor, belt1, puiHet and JWikb· Mlddlt~por 6-1&-tf I~;:;;;:;;;;;;:;;~~ Mn. Jack Fowler at Jlt Pleaaant. OhlO. " board, sevenl hundre.l fnt rna· AJ>~'YONt OESmiNo HOME DE-l' 1 1 Dated this 1st day of February • Mr. Frank llarri• and son, Bob chine cable, wire. an<r different LIVERY ot BrouPtoD'• Dah'Y at"::: JIM. of Mason called on Mr. and Mrs. 11.\X WAaD llll17 type bits. Pbono 120M Eblin Produc:\1 ta Pomeroy or MiddleDana Lewis Saturday evenlnJ.. Jbrii'Dy place on wheat, John c. Bacon 2 22 3te port, call ';falter CtookJ, phone Coal Co, Pomeroy. Mr .and Mrs DoD UayDel and Don Johnson, place oa eaeh of Judac or thi!!> Probate rourt :M.tctc <:hef I 60~7.J Af'er iU, •'TJla ,BMt son or Letart Were eautnc on Mr etblbitll or h•r. Arthur Bet&le Mohts County, Oluo roddna h'lnt. wuner'• Barbt.tr \ Doe•n t Cun A Cent ~Ore. and Mrs I Hayne! Sunday. 2nd on pOtatoes, Dwam Sayre, 2nd (2) 9, 16, 23, 3te Shop 2 22 31p I 3D lm~ Mr. and Mre Emlllfoffman and on tomatoes, lit on wheat•and 11& ~ chlldren Camp Cooler were~ vttitand champ~on on potatoes. ' 01 ' RADIO & TELBVISION SERVICE, ua NOTICI OF APPOINTMENT FIBERGLASS AWNINGS and door PhOIIf! 100, Cleland AppUanee lng Mr jlnd' Mrs. Lou Hcdfman :pwatn rec:elved the Grtnd IJCtC\JNII' canopleii, venetlu:a bUadt "' Store, na Main St., Pomero)'. Cllamlllon (Kro;er) F. A. tr.. Saturday. ftst•te af Alfred H, (OOPfr eolorw and ~ lllumlnum lad2 23 u S1,1nday g:ueata of Mr. and Mra. o-o;o.~ eaeh of tbe tlfte yeua don. all klodt, ounory otock ------Notice II hereby tlven that Ern· Carl Kearns and family wen Mr. aU klo<lt. wind.... blludt ani SAVE ON YOUR SH~• n-lr al A. Wina:tU whotte Post Off1ce and Mrs !larry Kearn• and Pearl eat lbado all colon and lliln Fne """' ... addre.11 Ia Raetne, Ohio bas bt-cn Gibbs ot Vaaesvllle, Ohio. laltallaUua., frttl utlmatea. Dale Racine S:Joe Shop. l I 11-»lf Mrs. Carl Keatl\b of (:Ufton and duly appointed aa Executor of the Wippel Bupl!IJ, Ill Union Ave, 1 - - -- Mra. Walter Pbelpt ol New lleven Estate of· Allred H. Cooper laic Po!MI'Q'. 2 1 1moc: 1- - -· . ~ INSURANCE AGJ:NCl' of J.lelaa County, ObiD, dtJceas('d They appearod on Coffee Time Pl.._ Au-Ito, liioltll Dated t.bls lOth day of Fcbraury W.Z.A CAT Flllll, or droNed. Cui 'LU 1:) • lest ThurldtY tt\ was a lllll7 proara~ hr war brtdea abnut Cbevaller, Lon& Bottom Wt:WING AC~'TYLENE UJIV· AcC:.!DINT John C. JJacon tetniY flvu war ' brldea were pre· 121 -:-----· C11· P lCE and car repair. Nel&ler and LHo.CuooiiJ ......... . J~dae or tbe Probate .Court seftl Mrs Kearns iS lrom London 1141 o~ Cleek Goroge, Racine. .r~obo Mcia:s County; Ohio Encland an~ "Mra Pbelp• Ia from I .,....... 3611 1 Z 23 6tc r.l) 23. _,_...;_ t3) 2, 9, 31o, 1PI111\PUth Ensllnd. ___. B-1\0QII HOU6t,.BYrecu... Con- \IJOMi:- uUILDEIIS 1nd C<'JBINI!'I' Mro. Walter llloko lftd fa!lllly NOTICI 0~ SAI.I tut 8. R. Uenan .. l)'raculc work fhc NciU\fn. adnc vbltod lrlenct.~ 1D Mason SunciQ 1ft MIDDLIPOIIT, OHIO Offers will be *eived at the .nernoon. p 223 ate 616111 office o( Webster ~nd Fulit. at· Vlstth:.g: Mr. and Mrs Lou Uatfitv1 ROOMS and lATH. Yenttlln j;~~-; torneys, Pome~oy N».tlonal Bank mal\ over the weekend wen~ Mr. blinds. itoriD wliiOowa and doon \ Mld.tleJIOI'&. , Bqlldlng, Pomeroy. Ohlo, unL1l tnd fdrs. Ra) Thompson, Mr. and oo HUdliOn Sl., lltckUeport. See BoDN Pbnot II A, M, Frldl\l', Mm:h I. 1957 Mrs; ' Alton. Roush and daua:Mer Mrl. Howard Cee~ or eel! \ __ CONCU'I'fl BLOCU t-or the Portell Adklftl pro~rty, ot Vernon. · 11•11 tvenbi,P,. 2 It lf COMPLET<E lns"ranc~ ProtceUon, bcln;lot 86 jn BoJWotth AdditiOn ~ tttd Mrs. 'Jcne RJier and l.lfe. Auto, Flrc, PoHo. Call Don "lulldat &hddJepoQ'f.. beinc four ruom laodly motored Jc Boverl)'. Olllo fW ,;;i M>lls. Middleport, Ohio. frame, one story dw.elllng. 241 Mn. Rileyo parenb GIIUESER BJPCK CO. Beech SLrect. 'ftl0 riaM is re:si)rved . .,,. •• ' Helen , W1Uiama .. vititcd to reject all offertl. G~or;e 'lurqardner at. Ma· I Mllea llortll.ef P-m l'llooi1l U.ul - Homer Sinlth Taylor 1 MondaY: 1 Exetutor or tilt, l:statc of BAi'U, larao lol, gat> A 8 ROOMS furnace, wnd hl&ement. Ul2 Ll~ln O..IU, II. C e l . : " - ' Hcl<:n !!niter vl•lted l~n 1 ~nell Adklntl, deceased R)lll.d Reasouable ~bt'lne 28 Forle7 al Kailou Suudl\)'· u ~ .u a 1a 11p ;.__ _ _-"_..,__ .~ 21, :Ia. llil. ll'lo :Ill (3) I, Gill -- ---- ------,~-==c FLASH··-· THERE HAVE BEEN TEN BURGLARIES IN TOWN THIS WEEK �' I I • Dall7 . LETART, W.VA. QIFTON WANT ADS PHONE 398 ..... .-n. I '' I Notices ... ,. , ..• •• I _, GETS RESULTS Members Travel I .... "u !8) Auta Soles ~~~~~~g~~~~;~ •• ,Uil WF.mplodyment ante _!~meror ~-~ 19) Business Opoartunities F0 R sALE 1 J J DAVIS Dr. H. o·ME d Broa way Middleport Coli 6 170 S!fens T Heraid "~::,;~ld 've Heart Fund Dn Sunday At _ln.m_ ~:":\,;~'! METROPOUTAN w.. ~ WE BUY -- -- - - ---·- I' (91 Far Sale o;,-;.;ort OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. •n --~t'!..wt••• e1diANGE:-;;d --·-- ,_.,.,,ON. f:' ltodney Dow11lng 'nsurance-- --- -- ------'--===--2_'9-:c61 z Reallbtatl Broker ==~.J#,.o:- (211 ReaiEstote __ ·~·· ==iiliJiii -.......... :,~~ ~~~:~~~~ii~~~ "b v. ...... ""''1:.-"" ...._ .- ::-==-=·=-= for !~·AI·~~~d ~Fa~lr a. ,,:-.;; It' w. u.; Another ftlaekout Hit&- Portsmouth In Phone Strike 'f L-" ...... ..,, .read ,, '' ' l ~;fu,~~~~=~=~~;~fiWildfire. Israel a11 a:1ven the 21 and price of demanded withdrawal.that, 1t be is still guarantees (1) That mean& would the exper mental but Burley 21 has already given a:ood re· be provided to prevent guerilla sults where Wildfire Is a problem raids on btJel from the Qna area You might be Interested tn gr01W· on the Egyptian frontier: (2) That lnJ a smafl amount of Burley 21 tts ships would be given the r1ght ln otdt'r to see Mw it does on your or lr4•e passaae through tbe Aqaba 1 !Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Roush and famlly of Pomeroy were Suhday guests of Mrs. Mary Larkin. Mrs Bertha Johnson l8 reported to be in very Poor he!lth. Mr and Mrs. Frank Young and daughter, Patty, and Mrs. Mary Will were Sunday dinner ~ests or his moth~. Mr. and Mrs. " ' v..aHn Pl'lce. ~- erut Mrs. ·ll!v1!lelt l!•...u and llllDIIY dl panvUie and lilt. ••;;tind and liM. Gll•s Sn!ltlt Jllji datil~~ crt., s~ !M1!1. ilobM C)jartotte wore f!1 Mr a!Od ,_, ' Uaniley-. . M.. IJlll illr• Wllliel Lfooo of bejrOitf !!leltigan ""'" Sll!ldU gu,st:s Of trer brbtber, llr. and Mrs ll"""lll! llnte ~:~:~~:; ' ·~ ., o : u - , ,,., , Gfl~ ~- \vm Class met >nt the home o£ Frieda Uetary on Tuesday evening and quilted and Penoftllls cut carpet rags. Tbose present ¥1' and Mrs D1ck Fowler or were Laurene Uwls, Oliver Yount West Columbia was recent visitors June Bl!l'QJ, Irene Jushce, Lu· of Mr and Mrs Bill Schnerders eiUe Harrlsen, Mabel Johnson and Mr and Mrs Glenn Glaze and Frit,da Henry ehilden of Pomeoy, Ol11o VISited Mr ancl ¥rs. Buren Dlincan Mr. and Mts }larry Jol'.tnsoa Strft. anr.t eWklrcm Ronald Roger li!Od su11e ftl:m~ to coiumb1f:s, ObJo day· Atteodanee qt Cl.w.& ~ay Fti<bJ to ridti.Mr. and Mn. BrowttSchool Sunda! wd 5oe ~ UJB:fteao. fber returned Svnday twenty two collection $Jilirt. ... ........ ur 00 h ho • l u~ d M ~·-I •·~ -"'• ro• us Base w atJSPittas a· ., 1 ••u. an rs. outt• eJ' nan; 0 tloned at Ill Army Graham Station tool Sill~ wJtlt burg Pennlylvaftia t d ~, Mr and Mrs.)!~ Henry an Thurs- Fan~le Blalro 4nd f~itre auod"" day evening. 'J ~ ...; of !Mr and Mra. Ned Jliftry and ,• Mr. OldY Kilh•....,orth ·~" · 1 Hartford •ho lJ dttending eolleae " "B • d ...l_ _..rs. '-""Ortfl UI'IJI tnu; authter at .oeekle7 W. Va. called On Ch 1 t t Park b eey wen o ers urg tm friends SaWrdiy. '·" Fr1day Mr. Wilbur McFJrland of ParD to tMr. HIIIU')" b. k c:alled 11n I'd!: ' oe r or a e il!>e up. ketsbura visited Mf. and Mrs Mrs. Juae Btlrrur liitl!ifilded I John Harrbon Thursday. ~eeUng of tJae m~lrf eht'b. .,. Visiting Mr .and Mrt. CUfford the Mason M. & tbitfd ---~ Johnson ar:d faimly Suoda,Y were on WMnesdQ' .:tlfflltit ·· Mr. aDd ~~ Arthar *outh, Miss Mr. and Mrs. Tburmaa Your.P. Hartba Ohllnaer Of West Colulft•as callinLon. Mr and Mrs. Ned bla, Mr tl\d Kr1. ~ Lon.; and family Gleenwood W. Va. lli!nry on ncla' afternooL Clifton --.- 1Gulf, commanded by £nptian ' shore aatterles, t,o Its port or \ Elallo. President Eisenhower sard in an earnestly· dehvered teloviSJOn and radio speech to the American peopie Wednesday night, that unless Israel gave in "the U N. has no e h o J c e but to exert Dreuure" agamst It The U N assembly was called to meet this afternoon to decide whether to- exert the preuure _ possibly m the form of penalties wb1ch m1ght cnpple Israelts econumy. Cuatoms Union The prime mlmsters of Fran~e. West Germany, Italy, The NetberSEEDING ltATI!!!5 lands, Belgjum and Luxembourg T-wo level teaspoons to each 100 agreed to enter a customs' union feet of bed, nine leet wide w11l which would pruv1de a tariff.fr,ee it'fe )lou enough plants to set out common market for their counan acre of tObacco tr1es. Mix your 1eed w1th ferhhwr The ptan, fulf1nment of a dr~fm <1J1d '• h o"Ver the bed thtlte t1~v.,, Rt;;t.I'I~Sillf'l" !or m~nJ y~ars. was In order to gt~t uniform seed dis- ~A~,lptc~ eventually ta resu1t In tribntion a vlrtuaJ merger of ihc1r ccono1 Seed your beds the lllst half of m1es. February or early In March N~ Under the agreement, the stx: seed should be sown after April countries also' will pool atom1c en· 15. ergy resources for peaceful pur· BOX THE PLANT BED __ poses U&e t" or 6" bolirds or poles 6" Pllland ~n diameter to box your bed. Place Poland succeeded last fall, un· soil around the boards or poles to der the skillful gutdance of Com· keep out cutworms . and flea bet· mpnist chieftam G o m u I k a, In ties. Then c:over w1th a good or br\!akmg away from RusSian dom· n~ heavy grade tObacco e~nvis mahon But 1ts position was shll This WJII prevent cold and msect precarious Gomulka had succeed· lnjury . overwb e1ming the resiStance . e d Jl\ Remember, h1gh y1elds of good of those Polish Reds who opposed quality tobBcco start in the bed the breflkaway. But Poland's ecO. nomic weakness remamed on Socle .... ·• Not• acute d anger, in that it mtght lead BUFFALO, N Y. -Canal en· to 1atal popular discontent thusiasts bave formed the Canal b T e Umted States ,after long SoCiety of New York, a unit of the consideration, decJded that it was New York State Hlstor~cal As!Wet- j UBtilied 1n aiding •Poland and th•s ation. DeWitt Chnton, a Buffalo etrengthenlog tbe breach m Rus· attorney and direct descendant of rtia's sattelite emplte. U.. edv$>nor of tbat name who ' There wu every mdlcatlon that built the Er1e Cana1, 11 pres1dent tbe Polish ~el:egation which .u. of the society Membership lS open rived in the United ~tes Thuretff antene tntereated in the bLStory day wbuld go borne with a promise folklore, e-ngiheeriDg, or ot8er as· of subst11ntial flnanc1al• and eeopetts of fJ!e state canals nom1c &id. farm STIRI~IZING THE PLANT BED Before burnmg the bed the soli !Jhauld be placed and worked tho,ro&ghly Arter burning the bed lt shwld be raked only litchtly. Deep raking will bring weed seeds to the t.p. Never burn the bed when the aoll Is wet It makea the ground hard and dGes a p!Jf.IT job of killins t.be weed seed When burnins: us:~ enough wood to heat tbe ~il t~ a depth or three lnehes, To do thi&, fairly large S~w~rt of pleces 'Of WO\td must be used "nd end the butning shOUld tte fof th1.rty minutes o't' J(;nger ' 'Ml~ ......... \00~- ... 81!1! .... lng tbe week with ber brOther, . !Mr. and Mrs. Cush Johnston of Dr and Mr!l Paul Redfern of Bradbury HuoUng:ton wer, recent aueats Jf '• Everett Denney or Jackson was Rev. and Mrs ~ , ~., ~~., 1 , .., 1 Saturday gQnt of!:Mr. and ,Mra. - if' ISRAIL larael bad defied demao4f1 by the U N , and perso01l appea~s br Pr~aldent Eisenhower ~o ,iPrime Mtrilater l)a,•id Ben-Gurlon, Jbat Jt evaeuate t~e da'la and ' Aqaba Gulf Coast neas which it aeized varletlea when It invaded Egypt last ()et.. 29 ,1111.,.1~~~~ noon. to eonlidl!'!' "anetloal'' - agairtat lsraop,l 1f lt pers!ltH ltf fefuu.l. SJl We.tern European aabon" arreed to form a h11torie union for cooperation which le lnteBded to proy1de a common mnket. w1th out tariff ba!Taen for 160 mtllwn pepple A dftlegation ot economlt! ex pe1·ts from Poland arrived J.n the United Sholes to seek Ainencar. credits ot $100 lo $150 million needed to stralihten the "independent" Commumst reeime or Wyadyslsw Gomulka 'Che netotJa., l'ons were the llrst of major 1m· ~rtance wh1eh the United St3tu has entered for yean · wltb an) Commuoi&t country buC ylljoala v11, which like Poland bad'Diroken away from Russion domlnatlOtt Park~. lifts Yetr!• It~ Public Servont Who would re~dy aon,GaiJipoUs, llllD. Monday. 111¥inooi in Mr. and Mrs. Chria Dielill vlsi~ti ' ' her brotber·in-Jaw: ~ MOtitl at the hospital, Frlday. •Mr. and Mrs Robert Nellon and dauahters, Vick1e and Paritata, of Zanesv1tle were week end guests ~ .. or his parents, Mr anif Mrs. Ed Nelson Robert was best run at the Grat~a;p wedding at the '· Nazarene Ch ch, SUndaJI after. PRESTIGE 18bl Auta Ser,.-lces Mrs. 'I'BE SIUTR FAMILY Br Charln M. Mr:C1111t United P*' ltaH Cor i"a.,.ndent Tht! week's rood 1ndi bl4 new~ on the inlematfonal b~anh ~beet The grn~ t~llm~flon brau Kh \ tbotlt b)' bn,el'• relUJAI tt With l'iral,f its lnvcskm foreet- ~ Jwn Egyptian an•• reachedtfui tHmax In the Unlted fiatlon~; The U N. GeM11J Aatmbly wa s snowden and Mr.B.l Joan May 'nd Gallipolis Man •er• rt. Frank Util!>a,;. • I 121 Card Of Thanks tw• elild.rft tl ,_...., Detroit, Mlehllllt "ftre dihDB WUe of ColumbUJ guesb Friday nenlna: of her brottler, Mr and ~rs .Arnotd Grate. Mn E:de Goodwin, who 11 critically ill was remGved to the Ml ac.\ Chnlc, last Sdurday everunt by the :Rawlln!lt-Coates aftll!>ulaDt:t'. Mr. and Mn CarroU Snowden and sons, Steve and Larry were Sunday evenme dinner guesta of her parents, Mr and Mrs Barry Ostx.rne, Sr, of Pomeroy Later m tbe etewin11 the Osborne a and Snowdens vio;tlli!tl Ul' and Mrs Fred Nease of MinersVUlei Mrs Ruth Lut'as of W-elll!rtGn s~nt the week end w1tb her par ents Mr. and Mr.s. Sam Dyke. Mrs. Tbthna Carpenter vlftitetl Sunday with ller sister, Mfs kay Cecil 11nd famdy of Mu:ldleporl • Mr and Mrs. Jobn U1s1nger and famlly 6f Vtb'ttit Wre \N411J end guests or his parents, Mr and Mi-s. I ( 17, Help Wanted Foreign News Commentary llr 11ftd; Mrs. Wilbur Younc. and ly Phyll~ Snowdeo cut IJilllla of )ail brother, Mr. alfd Kr. ud Mn. l.eweU Vaan and Mn Fru): YounJ. dau.&hten, Deb'ble Jnd Terri , ol WUbur Theobald o1 MiddlepOrt Colu,nbua were week end KUelta or hla 1\Jter, Mr and Mtt. Arnold ~•lll.d o0 Wm mother, Mra. LycU& fheobald, Monday evenina. Mrt Grtte. rhe®ald it atilt under the do«Mr. Fred Duet and ramUy of tdr'l eare Zanesvdle Vlilltd Sundoy whl!i Mrs Mary PrLce. ll&J re\utned to with Mrs. Anna Bu"k ond 1(,., ber bom6 after tpeDiLIDJ tM peat Mary Larkin an<J faauly Mr and MTI. WiUlarn Lyon• o~ few montbt wilh her aon, Let, •nd I . Ronnel J)enney. Rutland News Park Association - Leg"l Not;c, Irene Justis, tsabeU Brown, June 8 SenUnel, Plifuavy-JIIcjdleport, 0., Feb 23, 1957 Buros, Fr1eda Henry , Lucille Rar> • 1~ ,..., "!'"l NOTICI 011 ,.,.POIHT.MINT rtJOQ , Alma Johnson. Laurene M.n Sarah Hammon of lit Alto ~.,-~ • CluaMNt. Lewl:!a, Wilma Picken ~. Thelma called 1..a the bome ot Kr. and the lot. havel;,a aequlretl. He lotat. of I....., I, -IIIII POa CONSISTBNT DBPENDABLE JU!SULTS Rhqda _F ox Leanna Mrs Calvln Blewng lhnday eveThe Good Will Cla!;l met on Henry, a6cled: _...._ Holland, Mabel , mug "The ~ AI&Oclatlon llhould be Notice ia berebr a:lvtn tha$ Fr1day eveaing at th~ home of Wnght Laura Johnson, LucY Woodrum, Muse• Mrs Laura Lou Rourh and ehllreorgamzed IPd. read)' for ,ad.Loa Mabel L. Swan whole Polt Office Clara Wllhams for the1r February the momen,t; lb.e towa aell the Address .II LanasvUle, Ohio, Route meetmg w1t h Hele n ' VJlhams and Judy W1lha.ms and E!:onne Cart· dre n of OaVle.s Grove called On hostcs&es Clara: :-.1rs Leonard Rouab Tbursde:r. deed far that laod.,. Every penon No. 1 hu been duly appol.nted u The wrtght and the Kay Rlle) as cu hoJic!l.~es \I rs Laura Gtbbs wu nottfied wtUin.i to ~rate further oD AdmJnistratnx of the Estate ol meeting was called tu order by Wl)hams, Kay R1ley and Helen WUham.s uf the serious 1llnerrs of her sl:tthe p&r- projeet 11 uraed to a~ Enllllo E Gotochall lite of llellt 1he president and the followlR~ RATES tend llarth 1. Couotr, Ohio deceuell.. Mre. Luth.; Tucker Honontl ter tn la.w, Mrs Ste11a Fry at the projJram wus gtven Song by all. The pll'k, of which the ~•t. Dated this 8th day of FebruarJ 2 ceDtl per word, oae m.rtiDD. Minimum charge 50c ---4 eentJ The Ha\'Cn Of Rcsl The Urd.! Mr.s. Luther T'.Jcker was hono.r· Mu on Clint~ JMfl' word. for tbne eoueeatlv. insertioDB m1ng pool 11 • part, already in- 1UI07. Prayer SCnpture by !dabel Johll"' ed with a m~.SCeolaneous shower M1 .:. Lae1e Roush ailed .on Jtn. SDedaJ- One mooth for 25 eeota per word eludes a baseball diamond wbich son, Readmg bY M.1 ry fLckens recently m tbe soc1al room of the Larn e Kmg Friday mOllllDJ. IUD ftte of 2 eeata per word will be charged lor advertismg if more than 200 younpten ued The L1fc o! Rebecca lwll call and Chfton .M E Church Tr.e shower :-.Irs Game~ Chapman returned ut plid.f01' before the 2Mb of eatb month f(lllowing insertion last summer and a pool tb•t hat ctlllectJOn 1J1. . r1nv the businesa:. was gavcn by Mr Tuckl;!rs g1rl humc Saturday morninj after ~ la Advertililla:-Should be reported immediately Tb~ I!OOled on )lot tummer da)'l up~ pcndmg sometime Wltb her SOD meetmg n .,., a ~ deo d t> d to have a friends Da1lJ Seatinel will not be re~poiUible fOI' more tban one incor· wards of 1100 pec.ple per day., .ipage~ tl dmner on Marcil ht on The room was decorated for the Archie , w1Ie and new baby dau Card of 'Thanks and Special Notim of Event& printed at reguThe eta;bt lots an neeesaary t& Friday evenlng lb~gt nt. 1g at 5 o~ass1on and the tneme was car- ght:::r at Atwater, Oblo. ~ llr cladted ntes. Obttwlriel publilhed a:t 1 cent per word. round out tbe park projed.•wbltb Mr Dwight Gibbs, Mr. c:urtlt o'clock Adult uckcts are 75 and rJed oul baa been planned to include picR1rkud and C F Blessms were ebildrcn 315 Tht>re ~A.J l l also be 9. nic areaa, blaekt.Pp tennis eourbl bu smess caller& in New Haven The g.~fls were placed on a bazaar held al the I me l'veryon:: "or rern t.lrtLtL• .... allpilpl and numeroua other outlide type table over which a pmk umbret· Thursday IS 1nv1U:d Gamt•s were held and (1) .,tealber cliolOD f <1ober M1d several prtzes wc1e awa rded with la w1tb wbJte Crmge bun& wttb carnn. IT'S EASY TO dll!pttrl Pb 6265-) 11·1-fl Helen Barker winnmg the door streamers falhng around the tab'lrs. Eva Weigand and alate~· -=::....:. :~=·--'-' BUY -SELL - RENT le The decorated cake was placed Mrs Ali~e Watson of Akron were 3 ROOM FURNISHED apartment prlze Delicious refreshments wen! under silver wedJng bells filld employment - hire rallmg on Mrs. Ina Wela:and~ and served to the fo llow1ng members for rent, wlth shower Phone • frtends m this area Wedesday. or find a loll Item throulh 2388-Y. 2 22 ate Dunng tbe evenma: games were Mrs Leonard Rouah and chitJbe Dally Seotinel WANT played and prizes awarded, Mrs dren were IZUe!tl af J4ra. B.ftl.. ADS. DoD'I put It off Betty Call won the door priZe. Hart Friday. Call 3118 Today - AD Ad In ~ Tucker receiVed many Mrs Hannah Johnson and Mr. HOUSEKEEPER wanted to care Udl c:olumD lovely and useful g1fts. Wayne Hart were recent guelts for two small children while 5c PIR HOUR - 6-room frame, Dant of Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Yeaeer and lather works Can stay aU hme witb furnace heat, modern balh Refreshments were served by Mr Charhe Marr of Mason. The Park ABsoeiaUon negotiated or just day.. Call at 1172 Powell and ldtcben, seml·basement Gas the hostesses to Mrs Lou Hotf· a price of $800 for the Lyoftll Jots St., Middleport 2 22 3tp Mrs. Essie Gibbs and Mr.s. Clara of course $.~. Only $1300.00 man, Mrs Irene Kelly T 0 Younq and paid $1M to Gordon after a wilr give your famaly tmmedaate Lloyd Williams, Mr and Mrs Capehart called on Mr Lewlll Bles.. Office Girl between age~ 25 11nd loeal JUlY tJOI a price loBCJWlnK a poils~1on and monthly pay Waller Blike and sonii, Mr.s Ches .,: ng Fnday afternDon who 11 Ul. NOTICE ..a. truck growen. I will 40, able to u.se typewriter and law suit. $40 00 per month Even tcr Ohver, Harry Johnson, M.isst's Mrs Ina Weigand 1pent Friday ment.t haye a load of southem eabbage eomptometer. About 2 00 P. M !Continued fi!Om , . " fiwe1 open·&ir street parkmg costa 5c M!ylen and Deanna Darst, Mrs mght with Mr and Mrs. Fred Nor1 plantt In March and wtll have t.o 8·00 P M. workmg hoW'! Call IM"r Uoyd said 1111 "bowing out" average of 63 students enrolled per hour' That IS 1f you forget Jack P'ox, Mr end Mrs Glenn ' IS of Pomt Pleasant tomato p)ants in AprU. Clll or in person Nickles Bakery, 806 In no way indieated he bad lost ln vocational Apiculture. l'berethe Cines for overpark1ng CartwrJght, Mrs Belva Roush Mr and MTa. Leonard Roush, brine orders to Charles Harrls, W. Maio Street, Pomeroy, Monlaterest In the park. He added lie r tbl •· t te board 0I ore, s year toe 1 a day and Tuesday next week tn MYOPIA - Only 12 mtles from Grandville Harnson, Helen Bar \fr I eroy and Lester Roush were Wo uld eoo:f::te and allist in win· education Portland 2 21 Ole approved a second inPomeroy, and btdldmKs lob are kcr J,.nit. 111 Pomt Pleasant Friday on bua· afternoons 2 21 Stc nina: eYe ~pJetiOD O( tbt ltruetor selling for $38 00 per front foot WUliaM mess project in; evi!Jy way. ) He is Mr. Glenn M WrlJ:hL SHGOT'ING MATCHES- Racine Let's take 3 second look at some t!Olleetlon. Jn Mrs :Molley Fox, Mn Pearl Mn Ethel Fry, Mr• Laur.l WANTED local, rellable married Planlntc Mill, Feb 24. 1·00 P M At the aame tilne, he extended Some of bit past experiences were fox. It combifte• .owiUl U Dn· of tbe local lob. Nicholson, Betty can, I Haroltl Gibbs, Mrs May Roulb, Ella and man, age 23 to 3~ with b1gh Public cordtally mYlted. PHONE 10f.Y ptre aheath tn. da.rk ..-.Y worhis alncere appieciat1on to every• former Vocational Agriculture lOX 229 Rickard, John M. Roush, Ted Rll Maude Bles&ing and Mr&. Betba school education for retail bread 2 21 3te one wbo contributed tabor,' time, Instructor, five years with U S. 2 23 3tc sted. The eufftteoUa:r aad Atilrl• ey Howard Van Meter, Mre Hrook.s spent Wednesday wit':J. route. Salary and bonWI FIYe and money to bring the project 10ep1. of Agriculture, and worked tvpe~ closing · are outUoe!.l with 1 oi.s McElhinney, Eleanor Truth, \T rs Fannie Taylor and flniBbec.i day week Apply Nickles Bakery •AYI DON'T YOU K _ , to rts l'resent posklon. I :,:; years With the. Dept. of La· black salk ~gr&bi. 806 w. Main Street, Pomeroy, lf.a mllp, south of Tuppers Plains, Jamce and Janet Nicholson, Phy ... quilt tor Mrs. Paul Blessing. Bater"s will JIYe you tbe bett lt1 s Williams, Dorolby Blake, Or1 Mrs Laura Gibbs spent F'r1day Feb 21 Rnd 22 between 6 30 trade on furniture or appl~n­ 80 aere farm tn top production, "It could be eomplPted wJtbin Mr Nolan baa been instructor and7SOPM 2~06tc Mrs Cecil and ur and Mr& Guy Ble11111 · • of M•· s 1x months," be said. "if we bad of the Raeme Vocational Aaricul6 room houtse, 10 alanehion Mac Smith and the honon-ea Mr arlernoon with Several sent Ella Blessmg "' " mUk parlor, loaflng barn, milk and Mrs. Tucker • son. Mr&. Inne Winebrenner and the very fullest of cooperation ture DepartJilent for 13 years and AGGRESSIVE SALESMAN but were not able to attend TAKE OVI:R PAYMENTS on house, 2 story poultry bouse, g1fts trom everybody." But he said he now beads the Department. Vtsltlng the Chiton Grade Sch' Mrs Wayne Hart and Mrt. Han· Donna. • wuher and dryer Your oppor· plenty of water Opllonal to ool lbt week expected at leqt two or three SIVEN PLACE Fllt.ST FOR POMIROY • MIDDLEPORT were, Mr C H nah Johnson were afternoon cueat6 Mr. and J4l'l De:nnlt Roush of tunity for larger eavinp Fife buyer of farm, 20 da1ry cows Withers County yeara to be needed to round out AND supermteDdent or Mrs Ada Thompson 'J:hunday Board, Mr: and Mr, Dennis Refriteratlon Middleport, Ol'lio b k. $even Racme H111h sebool Voand heifers from proven bulla, SURROUNDING •rERRITORY Mr. and Mrs Paul Bleuing of Rouata Jr. tons o( Hietory t e par. cational Agriculture ltUdantl tnctot· and other farm ma· ot schools and ;Mr. Chester Had· dox county music supel'V'bor. Pomt Pleasont were Saturday eve~ O.JPel spent lunda)' wl'tb ~r placed f1rst in annual West ball chlncry. Dana HoHman, Reeds$9500 B year sales varaney for a Mr and Mrs George · Johnson nmg supper gYestl' of Mr and and Mrs. EIJJler N4r.tfberry, of District 111 Parlimentary Bu•l· • Vlllc. 2 22 3tp man who wanlll hls carmngs to and ch1tdren of Mason v1s1ted Kr Mrs Cec1l and MuY Ella Blesalnlt. The Ladles Airl of Oak Grove ness Pnleedure :oemonstrationa at I Wuh To Thank everyone wbo equal his efforts and Mrs IlJ.rry Johnson Friday Mr Lester Chapman, LlDda E,U.B Church met Tuesday with Jackson, Qb1o. (Cofttlnuetl fNnt PHil one} sent ctrds and flowers t.o me Charles and Billie Mr and Mrs Mra .,Nellie Aclklns of Plain Val· evening Students participating, alone: ~ durlng r\\y recent lllnel& ·and Peak Seuon RIGHT NOW - lm· Lindsidt;. W. \Va1, found tbe bod}' w1th their co1eh, Howard Nolan, Grace Cartwright who hu been Ray Melton an.d t0nda of Jllinou~ ley hoapllallution at Holzer Hasp!· med1ate income A man with an Retl!Cird the vlsitlni relat•ves at the McDonalrl \1r and Mrs Daniel We1gand and Mr Everett Pid.:enJ of New Hill· about 10 a.m. Ff.idaj aa he and were Dwain Sayre, Tom Curtlst tal. eye on profit show.Jd enjuy earn· Ob10 returned home th1s week. Brenda of Huntln!Zton, Mi""' and ven sPent Sunday with bis .lister.:; hu father welted along tbe road. David Hysell, Larry Holter, Don 1 Mr!ii L. D. SCott Effort of The inwa of over $1000 during the ~n. Mae Stukey and son of M3 Mrs Leonard Roush, Sandra and Mt&Se~~ Anna .and ,ll'ena Ptetens.. The ehi&d apottetf tbe bO;dy in the Johnson, WaJd Foster and Roland 2 23 ue next 30 dgys Industna,, Com· bruah about 11 feet ol( the hiSb· Wolfe. The team membership con-. son we'\"e 111 Huntmgton Thursday Milton Ray, Mra Ina We1gand an-:! Those vb.ltinJ S1,1qday with Mr. merc1al and trade ti&les. sJSted of Junior and Senior Farm Mns Earl Darst and chilrl.rcn uf 81ihc spent Saturday eyenina: an~ and Mra Fred Bou&h were Mt. WilY· body was tentatively ldenti· Management 1tudents. Raeine re-I serve11 a11 He pue U&lJ!l;) JO srnllJ(!IM. uu_y 1 night with Mrs Garnet Chapman and Mra. Ted Stewar1. of West Col· f•edTheFriday nir;bt as that ar Want., Mr Leroy and Leater Roush umbla, Mr. and ~Mrs wright motored to Rutland Oh10 R. H. 1IAWLl!'IGS SOliS CO. - 24 A short lntervlc.w w1th our F'1eld I Howard but poaihve Identification w a s ceived a Gold Bar award. he 11erved J:t'rlday cvemng lo Visit Mr and were Saturday eveuing &upper Sales Manager should be con 1 hour Wr~rke.r s«vtt:e. DaJ ROuth of Vernon, Mrs. Howard ATTINDS CONVENTION M~ Jewell Chapman and family guests 0 ( the Leonard Roush fam· Weta:and and daughter Dorothy, made this mornmg Ul a !uneral M'lht Phone vmemg Phone 8227 F1ve members of the Racine home here. Ralph Ward clUne M.rs. Evelyn Nicholson and son 1ly. IJ039.X DODGE • PLYMOUTR and Mr. Daniei Wei~nd of Hun here from Ironton to make the chapter of futllre Farmers of N1cky , spent ~'nday night w1th DEALERS. 86 U ADterlt• attended the 1956 Annual Mrs Mag Kay and son Jqsepb tlngton. identifieatkJn. Write Pres1dcnl, 11, 4050 1lSOtb V1cc St, Cleveland, OhioW 144 Phone %85 Mrs. John C. Roush and sons at :t.ll!. and .Mrs.{ Stormy ' Hart of ~auona:t- P!'A conventtmrbeld In The 1i68Y Will bt. ohll!l!"d t4 of Union called on Mt and Mrs Kaylong .,..;::;.:.::...::~.:.;_~~ Columbu epent the weeke•d wltb Kemae Oily, Miuourl, Octl'i>et 1~. J\lrs James Cunningham N'ew Dwltht Gibbs Frulay morning ( the1r parent.s, Mr. and ~·Wayne Ironton later todar, a f~netll 16: 1'1, 18, 191111. home atti!iubnt said. M.r and Mrtl\ Dallas Yeager of i9511 PONTIAc vaSbreht;r • dt Haven VISited Mrs. Dana LCWIS Attending were Don John~ Muon,. Mrs Retla BonecUtter, and Hart and Mr. and Mrs. Taft Bo~o Sed"' Power brok ... oiurlng. anrl Mlna Tuc:-day afternoon Tom Curtis, Wa1d Foster, Dwaia ton MEIGS GINIRAL HOSPITA~ UydrJift~tlc drive. Blaettnar's, Will c-;;e ror ·-,-h-,1-dr_e_n_ w_h_ll_c_p_a_r· Mrs Betty Call, Jackie Ray and Rev. Forest Murray were Sunday Sayre, Carl Wolfe and Mr. Glenn Adml8alona, Larry ~nffi11, Mr. Charlie Brown who is em· l..mda V1.5 Jtcd Mr and Ml'll Jack dinner guests uf Mr and Mn Ed M Wr1gbt, Vo-AJ Instructor at - _! 21 4 " onto work Apply 652 Osborne Reedsville; Mr.1. Kilner Malden, Fry, It bcmg Mrs Fry's birthday ployed oJ\ the river apent the week Juhnson and fam1ly al Mason ro· R11cine. 19:wJ BUK"~' cn,.c:lu~ 4 dr Riviera Street, romeroy 2 22 3tc Nelson.vllle. Other callers tn the home were end with his family q,t Board. ccntly TAKI TOUR Sedilll. [)ynanow 1!:-lve "Hard ---- - - - -- Mrs. Audrey Wilson, J)jsebara:ea, Mr and Mr5 J1mmie and Mrs Mr Lester Chapman, Mr and Beth Fox aud Susan vml· Mrs Fout Mtilgs County F. F. A boYI lop" body otyle Btaettn.r'• ( LOCATED ON ed Mrs James Cunmngham and W w. Staats, Mr and Mrs Dwight Mrs. Rar Melton and Tonda re- Pomeroy; ~ntJtony Walsh, Pome- took a rooperative tour o( the Pomeroy $269~.00. 2 21 OLe )Jrs Charles Roush at New Haven ,Gibbs and Mr Johnmc Fry of turned to their ilomes in llUnou roy. One birth, Mr. and Mrs. Harley Letart Falls Packing House laat New Haven , 111116 I'ORD VB Cuotnmllne • dr - - but Linda, Charles an4 BJ!Iiie "ecenlly Mossman, Middleport, a daughte~. summer wlth C. E. Blake&lee, the. Mr and Mrs Cectl Rlessm,t Chapman will visit Sedan 13,465 <Jrolut mil"' It LJ~ETI~E OPJ'QRTUNITY $200 mdefinitly Mn H.oss Kmg and children of County _AJent, who gave a ~alk on 1c H Immaculate throughoul a week posslbl<: Wo will select Broad Run vlsltted Mr Le.stcr had as the1r Sun<lay dmner guest~ wlth tbe1r grandmother Mr• Gar"Wby A Study of Farm Cbopera. $189~00 Blaettnar'l, Pomeroy a reliable pcroon trom tblo area net Chapman Johnson and famaly Sunday 2 21 otc Cor B protected territory to repFor Appointment 0 G. Rouoa conducted a Thor;e calling on Lewis Ble11ing Mr and Mn ,Jerry Scotl aml Mr" Ora Hliglns or Pt Pleasant Flowers Mrs Bctt) SlcV(!ns and son, Ru~Ly who is a patient at llulzer Hosplt Sunday were the two tour of the Plant expllintna the · , -:rc!M!nt a comp11ny who1e aewina: ~~;~~~;~~;~~;~ 19M PON1lAC V8 Star Chief 4: dr. machine Is aewlna: up the coun· and then the JfOUp went al Galllpohs, Oh10 Sunday after- sisters, Miss Bonuie Blesstng, the of Columbus Ohio vtslted Mma St>tlan Leu than ~.000 easy try Have you had sewin!Z ma· they toured tbe Roush hrotbers, Allen and Oke:y Lew1s Sundny noon. cine selllnr: expcrtence or ore Good Clean Used Call miles Almost like the day It Mr and Mrs Paul Brownle of Capehart, and Cbarle1 WlnebreVuutmg Ylr .and Mrs Walttr 8 waa sold! f249$.00. Blaettnar'a, rou wllltng to Jcarn1 For comAD Makel aad Modell Blake and ranuly reccQtly wen· New Mtddletown Pa vtsited Jan· nner Pomrroy 2 21 6te plctc lnformaUollf'Jf_}'itc, W D. r-~ the Pome· Mr Dallas Gibbs of Broad RuD Mr and Mrs Rcmo Norton and tee and Janet Nicholson Sunday. ---· · Jones, J•faff piatfl~t Manager, fire aiten1 In Pomeroy al'lc:f Mid? with Geneva Leroy Chapman of Rutland was the dlnne.r euest Saturday of family Columbus. Oh>O 18:14 BUICK Century 2 dr Riviera 330 Kelly St, N. New Phlla· d1eport wtll JOUnd at 1 p.m. Sunday demonltntion Mls:s RolhK Lcw11 and Ylorns vi1lted his grandparenh Mr. and his fathex: al'ld mother Mr. ant! Cpc Dynaflow. Beautiful three delphia, Ohio. 2 22 3tc AUTO SALES d'temoon to atan•J the atart of 8 tn charee of various cooper.. tone white and areen llntsh ~~~~~~Johnson o[ West Columbia vlsll(•d :Mr.s Herman Cartwright Sunday. Mrs. Dwicht Gibbs. tbe hi'tvei. Mr 1nd Mrs Raymond Walburn Mrs. WUliam Broob apent TuCI house-to-house canvua for '17911 00. Blaettn.ar's, pomeroy Mrs Kal1e Bass and son Kcmue STATE F. f, A. CAM, 2 21 Btc Sr and children of Ml.ddleport, day With her dallghter and tam· lt'IOT Heart P'Urid Drive, i.c:cordlna: recently to Ml'l. Olive [ngrlham, Meigs Each year, Ford tractor dealua an:l Uy Mrs Ralph McDermott l)l Mr and Mrs James Harm and Ohio, were calling on 1Mr. QUICK SEHVICE on Waceh &aCounty Heart FUnd Chairman. proYide a e1mp scholarship enMn G H HarrtSon Saturdaj" eYC· Chefltnut Ri~e. pairing hy lo'IIYory Trained fnm1ly ot Mason spent Frulay 19M PLYMOUTH V8 f dr Savoy Captain• in the varlou• com· ableln1 one boy from t-ach F. F. A. We arc sorry te report an ln· watchmaker. CQ11JNS JEW£. evcnmg with Mr and Mrs Isatc nlns Sedan One local QWmlr It bests muDitleJ will colleet tbe fuocl$ do-- chapter m Ohio to attend Stal-e F. LERS. p,.mcroy. 1-3-tf Julla_Edwards New Havea, call jury to Mr ijarry Brooks whlcb Lcw1., and D.1na tbe hill• ;~.:ad >baUer' the high· JTllUCTURAL I IIAAII nated from tbe women maklnj: the f'. A. Camp at Leesville Lake ftee, I l\ll'S. Uclcn Stcwa'rt of Mnso:1 ed on Jean Blake Sunday after- oecured to him wblJe at wo1 k in wayfl, $149S.OO. Blacttnar's, flOO oo Tlti\Dl!:-IN allowance for door-to-door eanva194 and 1D turn The local deal(l:r wbo provt.dea the Llevhq: coal mine, we have ICRAP IRON- MITALl tnd Mfll Lloyd WllUams vlsilcd a:oon Pomeroy. 2 21 6tc: reporl hie~ to their rel(lOCUve the Raelne Chapter Willi thia a,.our old macblne. For all Y0\1r Tom Wllhams and two boy not learned the particulan. budQUtarten Ia ofd(l:r that tbe ward is the BrOwn Traeto.: Sale• sewing machine needs. phone NOTICI OF A~POIHTMENT Mr. and llr~ Ernie and ebJidren fr!ends of Huntington, W. Va Pomeroy 909-J "Wfl sell the drh-e " eompleted aa quickly ts located at Pome\'oy lxecutri• .apent the weekend w1th Mr. and spent Sunday •fternoon , with' repurpose of thla award Is t.o powaible. The lstete of Emm• Smith, DKHsed irAY FOR SALE It the-G~lmore bc:~l and repair the rur~. Gtc Mrs. Uoyd Wllhltlm! and family Mr Elmer Nc""'rno ~ en, the leedenblp, RCho\arolliP', Notice Is hereby giYen thai Hulh ' )· ' ' Betty Jones, New Haven, Alice la~lves il)' Le-tart. f1rm see Charlet Yo•t or call and farmmc. abillt)' Taylor whose Pol'1 Offlct! adrlre:-;s Howard of Hart£ord, .Jlmmie Stc· &let llat. 341414 2 23 Sip FOREMAN & AllBOTf TV. SERA. members lind ta • Is CJtcilcr, Ohto has been duly a1 wart and Jack Stewart of Mason w~ll Cultlnt M~n-;: VICE All make• Repaired b)' Ex· attendance at Ute FrA Phonu SIO \ pointed Executrix of tbc Estate of and Janlce and Janet Nlcbolson •lth aener 1 tor cktJcct.rlc m.ope1 t 1'echnie1ana. Phone 6284 Y Emma Smith deceased, late of 1 Firmer t.n· ' Chesler Township, Mt>llils <.:ounl\· 1pent Friday eveniPJ with Mr aM tor, belt1, puiHet and JWikb· Mlddlt~por 6-1&-tf I~;:;;;:;;;;;;:;;~~ Mn. Jack Fowler at Jlt Pleaaant. OhlO. " board, sevenl hundre.l fnt rna· AJ>~'YONt OESmiNo HOME DE-l' 1 1 Dated this 1st day of February • Mr. Frank llarri• and son, Bob chine cable, wire. an<r different LIVERY ot BrouPtoD'• Dah'Y at"::: JIM. of Mason called on Mr. and Mrs. 11.\X WAaD llll17 type bits. Pbono 120M Eblin Produc:\1 ta Pomeroy or MiddleDana Lewis Saturday evenlnJ.. Jbrii'Dy place on wheat, John c. Bacon 2 22 3te port, call ';falter CtookJ, phone Coal Co, Pomeroy. Mr .and Mrs DoD UayDel and Don Johnson, place oa eaeh of Judac or thi!!> Probate rourt :M.tctc <:hef I 60~7.J Af'er iU, •'TJla ,BMt son or Letart Were eautnc on Mr etblbitll or h•r. Arthur Bet&le Mohts County, Oluo roddna h'lnt. wuner'• Barbt.tr \ Doe•n t Cun A Cent ~Ore. and Mrs I Hayne! Sunday. 2nd on pOtatoes, Dwam Sayre, 2nd (2) 9, 16, 23, 3te Shop 2 22 31p I 3D lm~ Mr. and Mre Emlllfoffman and on tomatoes, lit on wheat•and 11& ~ chlldren Camp Cooler were~ vttitand champ~on on potatoes. ' 01 ' RADIO & TELBVISION SERVICE, ua NOTICI OF APPOINTMENT FIBERGLASS AWNINGS and door PhOIIf! 100, Cleland AppUanee lng Mr jlnd' Mrs. Lou Hcdfman :pwatn rec:elved the Grtnd IJCtC\JNII' canopleii, venetlu:a bUadt "' Store, na Main St., Pomero)'. Cllamlllon (Kro;er) F. A. tr.. Saturday. ftst•te af Alfred H, (OOPfr eolorw and ~ lllumlnum lad2 23 u S1,1nday g:ueata of Mr. and Mra. o-o;o.~ eaeh of tbe tlfte yeua don. all klodt, ounory otock ------Notice II hereby tlven that Ern· Carl Kearns and family wen Mr. aU klo<lt. wind.... blludt ani SAVE ON YOUR SH~• n-lr al A. Wina:tU whotte Post Off1ce and Mrs !larry Kearn• and Pearl eat lbado all colon and lliln Fne """' ... addre.11 Ia Raetne, Ohio bas bt-cn Gibbs ot Vaaesvllle, Ohio. laltallaUua., frttl utlmatea. Dale Racine S:Joe Shop. l I 11-»lf Mrs. Carl Keatl\b of (:Ufton and duly appointed aa Executor of the Wippel Bupl!IJ, Ill Union Ave, 1 - - -- Mra. Walter Pbelpt ol New lleven Estate of· Allred H. Cooper laic Po!MI'Q'. 2 1 1moc: 1- - -· . ~ INSURANCE AGJ:NCl' of J.lelaa County, ObiD, dtJceas('d They appearod on Coffee Time Pl.._ Au-Ito, liioltll Dated t.bls lOth day of Fcbraury W.Z.A CAT Flllll, or droNed. Cui 'LU 1:) • lest ThurldtY tt\ was a lllll7 proara~ hr war brtdea abnut Cbevaller, Lon& Bottom Wt:WING AC~'TYLENE UJIV· AcC:.!DINT John C. JJacon tetniY flvu war ' brldea were pre· 121 -:-----· C11· P lCE and car repair. Nel&ler and LHo.CuooiiJ ......... . J~dae or tbe Probate .Court seftl Mrs Kearns iS lrom London 1141 o~ Cleek Goroge, Racine. .r~obo Mcia:s County; Ohio Encland an~ "Mra Pbelp• Ia from I .,....... 3611 1 Z 23 6tc r.l) 23. _,_...;_ t3) 2, 9, 31o, 1PI111\PUth Ensllnd. ___. B-1\0QII HOU6t,.BYrecu... Con- \IJOMi:- uUILDEIIS 1nd C<'JBINI!'I' Mro. Walter llloko lftd fa!lllly NOTICI 0~ SAI.I tut 8. R. Uenan .. l)'raculc work fhc NciU\fn. adnc vbltod lrlenct.~ 1D Mason SunciQ 1ft MIDDLIPOIIT, OHIO Offers will be *eived at the .nernoon. p 223 ate 616111 office o( Webster ~nd Fulit. at· Vlstth:.g: Mr. and Mrs Lou Uatfitv1 ROOMS and lATH. Yenttlln j;~~-; torneys, Pome~oy N».tlonal Bank mal\ over the weekend wen~ Mr. blinds. itoriD wliiOowa and doon \ Mld.tleJIOI'&. , Bqlldlng, Pomeroy. Ohlo, unL1l tnd fdrs. Ra) Thompson, Mr. and oo HUdliOn Sl., lltckUeport. See BoDN Pbnot II A, M, Frldl\l', Mm:h I. 1957 Mrs; ' Alton. Roush and daua:Mer Mrl. Howard Cee~ or eel! \ __ CONCU'I'fl BLOCU t-or the Portell Adklftl pro~rty, ot Vernon. · 11•11 tvenbi,P,. 2 It lf COMPLET<E lns"ranc~ ProtceUon, bcln;lot 86 jn BoJWotth AdditiOn ~ tttd Mrs. 'Jcne RJier and l.lfe. Auto, Flrc, PoHo. Call Don "lulldat &hddJepoQ'f.. beinc four ruom laodly motored Jc Boverl)'. Olllo fW ,;;i M>lls. Middleport, Ohio. frame, one story dw.elllng. 241 Mn. Rileyo parenb GIIUESER BJPCK CO. Beech SLrect. 'ftl0 riaM is re:si)rved . .,,. •• ' Helen , W1Uiama .. vititcd to reject all offertl. G~or;e 'lurqardner at. Ma· I Mllea llortll.ef P-m l'llooi1l U.ul - Homer Sinlth Taylor 1 MondaY: 1 Exetutor or tilt, l:statc of BAi'U, larao lol, gat> A 8 ROOMS furnace, wnd hl&ement. Ul2 Ll~ln O..IU, II. C e l . : " - ' Hcl<:n !!niter vl•lted l~n 1 ~nell Adklntl, deceased R)lll.d Reasouable ~bt'lne 28 Forle7 al Kailou Suudl\)'· u ~ .u a 1a 11p ;.__ _ _-"_..,__ .~ 21, :Ia. llil. ll'lo :Ill (3) I, Gill -- ---- ------,~-==c FLASH··-· THERE HAVE BEEN TEN BURGLARIES IN TOWN THIS WEEK �I ) . • I • Mrs. Homer Radford Is.Hostess For Better Health Club 1D Magnolia Temple Py thia, n Sistersf. Meetln~ Is HeiCI Remove · Mountains? ~ ·lmpo$sible! Hot At • Lei¥t't" . " , . PRIN~N, · Mrs.,- ~~ers lri· a, Amos I • ;t.'!f J ' Ja.~ · lll ' ~tlqa . ! '. ' • llr~ Ntwl ~ - .· ' 'RST · Un1Verl1ty flunked reently when test blanks. It tried to teat some 2,580 candl· • ( ' ... - ( -" "· W""'l Oltt · elates tor Jl'ld\1;;-.bUIIJleu aCJ...; N. J.-Tbe educt- oo)s. The service &eQ.t 'out la&t t :o~ testinc service of Princetoo year's directors with thi1 year'a Marcb. of Dime. ud the Hi!nt Fund when the Rock Sprlnp Bet· ter Health Clu~ met Tbui'8day afternliOn ,, Lhe Graqe .ln~ ·lritU 'M ag ri:01ia 'l'emple Pythaln Sl.a- Mra. Hom.- Rad!qrd as boatess. ters met T~ursdly evening at (he \ Mrs. Arlee Abbott president •· OAV hall with Mts. Karl Grue~er, pieiided at the meeting which mo.•! excellent chief, ~>residing. ope.ned with the group tinging A co ntrib~lon was made to th~ "Briihten The Corner ~re YOll ·'Heart Fund''. Mrs. Mike MeKen- Are" followed by the LOrd.'e Pray· zie and Mrs. Merlin Rus~Jl who er and Pleda;e to the naa. It wu are Lll were reported as improving. voted to sell rubber scrubbers as Mrs. Delbert E1selstein was repor~ a money making project. Membered 1n distress having lost a 1111\P.r ship due.s were paid. Mra. Huin~ by death. A card was sent to her. Arnold and Mrs. Lewia Gru•.str A thJ.nk yGu note was read for .t were named aa the aick committe~ contrillutlon made to the Spring' ' ._ 1ield home at Christmas time. A program was presented _DY At the close of the meeting a ~n. WUUam ~- Moraan, eo~~u>t­ soetal hour was enioyed and 1 po~ mg of a ~m Speak Gently by luck dinner served. Mr.e. Lewa Grueser; three arti:::._:::_::::__:::._:.:::.._ _ ___ 1 cles, "To Help Stay YJ)ung," Mrs. Hu•h Bearbs, "PrestripUon fur LJvJng," Mn. John Hartung, a.pd "The Sweet Tooth," Mn. Wlllilm· Radford. A poem "Tea · an<t Polecat Grease" by Mrs. William Grucaer preceded C!le first aid article on "Heart Failure". by ¥!L Arlee Ab~tt, whi<:b CODfl.~ed· !}ae: PfO" gram. 'Hua:h Bearbs wer~ th• a cOJJtest conducted by " Leonard. ' '• 6-DaJ.Iy Sentinel, Pomeroy.Middleporl, 0., Feb. 23, 19&7 ' Contribulio.. were made to tbe · Mr.s.) Clifford' • ' • • I ..j ' • .. 1 ' '· • . 'I , \JI • I I • ,t'f ' • ' ' • I ... ' ' . • ' I .... • ' '· e • • '. ' ' ' • •• " ' '\ ; • . ,. - .., UNI'I'UII'It... .................... ,............. .....,.. ....... Olllr. ....., c.... , ......... •• / ' ,,.. : ) ...,.~ . Tlllllllly. CMildiJdfl ... IW,. ..._,.L M!oll ....... _.,. ... 11oo w. low _ ..., ... "'" - w ' ' . By BANK MONP ORD. E R .. .. ... ~ "" 1Anto. Overturns Into The Ohio Riv~A,:.~ndO~ And~ St ,RACINE ' ~ • • &!:.'"'=:..~hIL~~ a ~ble wa~ death early Y· . 'IJ' til u•~ on·thefr <H faii8CI Coming off of Cond6r Stftel on(jl'l!:. l(alli and their auto bounced and rolled • mto sballo.-......, of tbe.Ohlo·River. · . 11· ,.,_,W.tbt.Jic>Yf. •l!:dwiD D. Boner·, n .. Pomen>y, and Gilbert 8eyan, illliDJton, .D; c, lllffered mmor lnjurl•. Stitches They aN tale, COII'falelll. and ec:GJIOID• teal lor piciple . who dtllre . to •IMI . mo..-r ti!JciuP 111«•malls . ...wiiP c!o ilOt !lie ' - "'" taken ill ...,.• ..,. head tD4 .Youth Claims ~ InnOeeiKe · · I· n ~ :.: :-;-:.-::;, ~= ,Fatal Beating ~1:~\:~:;-:::~ c:hlc:b. Buy lh- at 11118 bank- dti.., .. lllf .... The FARMERS BANK ·and Savings CompiJny POMJROY, OHIO l MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP. ll~bei Fet!e~ Reilei'vo System ~ ..' · \ .... Paaen1en lD tile eat wen Glen D. ·C., vililiDJ h.-e. Be ...s employ.. i GAU.II'OLIS, 0. (UP) - Uoyd , 811~ 17, today. molnlalned he .... ' 1~ in the 1*111 boatinJ of bos -nd ..,.0: 1o1m Wll'l, 88, · lnilepeDde~ Va.. Jut week. V1rlin1a authoiitlH Wtl'.e aped.1 ed to utndl,. lfll~- who will be 1 3 in for •murder w-lived . ~ • ' ' lour . ConvenleniJy Loealed Ward's FUNIRAL HOMI Off th~ street parkina: &Jiace gives you need· ed protection. We are located out o1 the C'fOWded section of tbe vlll.:Ce Where park· tna: is not so much of i pl'.oblem. The ho\l\~ like atmospbere preVaUa lD one of the RICest Funeral Homes in Southeutern Ohio w)lere service,. refleeta every refinement known to t~ profesaLOn. Our wide ranee of reuonable prices enables .every family to · keep the cost witlrln its meana. For your sick room need11, we have hospital beds and · wbeel chairs. - . , , to POD.. (lhlof rriat Jludto• and Sbeallt llobert Bor· teobo<b wJ>o invellll!o!Od the aeeident llolle)''t ... IJIIII'Oltbed E. lltiD' froiD COndor aad ita kakea falled . wben Boney a,PIIed tbitm to llop for on-,.'- ·tnffie.• . ..~. to miU w. tnlfle ..un_J bil car to the left after ._U.. up. It a curb; bocaneed OveF it. followed tile railrold tr..U d - .br '"' -~ 35 feet, 'Jllll '1'..1. lato a """"" .ro.lb "' . 40 feetoO( ...... )allfOr ron· IJ!d lbe35bOys' in the J?ver. wbeeb down. In - •-& Boney to lrrL R E. •ll<mev Glu,n ceeq, w,a • U~e ear u Jf landiEd JOUIII. ~:-~~ .-::• .:Cecil c.lonplele riineul wllll lhe moll! eukel ... ' ••·•I•••••''""'''''"' Dot 'iJUST $397.09 Funeral . a former anct."New • conduetQr, ·~.~~~~~lnlnl IL b h THIS IS OUR I . 2nd 'ANNIVERSARY " • CELEBRATING WITH SOME WE ARE I • CLARINCB PIFI OF THE NICEST CARS air.ovefle"ma!·rii~h Feb. 25 wea\b""' th,,·,naOon. tod.oy 0 and of mot"J:. rain over -' WAS WAS 229J Ford •' NOW NOW area.. of c.tll· $1695 . 2095 '$1895 55 Custom Iirle 4 dr. ~odio ond Heat11r, ~at 2 dr. Heater, Autc~matic:r' ronsmission. Nice ...o11e rs, Automatic Transmls~iol'), Tu""fone and' Cl~n. : , .. · : ,,. ' ~ • .. ....., Mornmg For • .~boir re· 7:30 "One Won Ute bome of $595 lcie A. Blake,.. FWleral Sel'\ljctS,. 1'o Be On· Last Rites Held.. : ' ~ootor Infant infant daulbter of Mr ~nd • Syraeu&et \ birth •• , · � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 02. February Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource February 23, 1957 dobbie