http://66.213.69.5/files/original/5c7b3baf60d2a55bf6f64d7cd6a8ab72.pdf e1fe332f2cc358101da3e0bdf563c048 PDF Text Text ,,, , .. ...... ....... • ~ .-· ~ ·· · "' ' ' I . ) • - .• ' "~-" &-Daii.Y SeDIInel, Pflme.foy-Middleport, o., Feb. 26, 1957 -· Middleport Third Grade Pupils · Present "Cinderella" Pantomine 'l1le p&Dt!)mine "Cinderella._ Wit Jiven )fon"ar evening at tliljl mon. thlY Pa.te.nt·Teaeher Auoctation meetin.c by Third Grade pupill of Mrs. Ernest Covert a'nd Mrs. R. M. ShermAn who were aal.sted by Mrs. Clare nee Lacey, vocal music teaeber ln the aclfool s An enthusi· .liStie audienee enjoyed the show which was. narrated by Tommy Baker, Larry Gladwell and RO)' Coleman. The nnt aet and the third were in the home or Cinderella .and her wicked 6tep-mother and the sec· ond ait was: In lhe ball-room of the palace. ActorJ m tho fil'Bt act were Kathy Bratton- the WICk· ed 1tep-mDther, Polly Ann Bauer and Ruth Ann Kloes , the daush· ~ers •If the step-mother , Carl An· derson, Cinderella: the King's Herald, Robert Schmoll; the Fa1ry , God-mother, Alice Dantt. In tbe ball-room scene I<Ted Sheward was King and Chrtstim~· Bailey, the Queen, who sat on their throne u Lhly were amused by the cart-wheels of the Court Jester, Robert ward. The Prmce of the story wa~ Rodney Karr and Ius soldier escorts were BillY Ed· 1 wards, Ricky Wells, Rodne)' Sauer, Fred Roblnson, Tlmothy Lemley, Floyd Reynolds, Pat Edwards and S:immy Clatworthy. Tbe colorful court eostumeli o[ the miniature lords and ladieA and the rJch robes of the royal family added to the e!!ecbveneu of the scene and the courtiers .Mrs. Jacob Elberfeld observed danced a minuet directed and acher 85th birthday Fnday February companied by Mrs. Lacey. 22, With a famlly dinner, at her Dancer:t were Faun.a K. Wi f l!, home, Mulberry Ave. Four decor- Carolyn Quillen, Sue Clonch. ated birthday cakes and cherry Trudy Kloes, Cheryl Martln, Kathy 1ce ercam were served with the Savely, Barbara K1dd, Cheryl dmner. Roush, Linda Moodispaugh, Ann1 Present were Mr. and Mra. El· M. Jeffers , Linda Jalobs, Linda berf1eld and .son of Logsn; Mr Oant, J11nell C11H, P~tmela Covell. _u d Mrs. Robert 1Jchlaegel (Kath- Edlth Haptomtall, Sandra Hollm· rpn Elberfeld), Jnd daughter o( shead, Shirley Buckner, Joe Reich· fronton; !>Irs. Lyd1a Siddell and man, Willard Moore, Larry Vance, \ friend of Marietta; Mw. and Mfl'l. Glenn Still, John Wilt, Don Pool· William B. Downie and soo Bllly er, Peter Haley, Raymond Fraz1er Xornina: Star; Mr. and Mrs. AI· Michael Bostic, Jon Cunningham, fred Elberfeld and Mr. and Mn. Willlam Beach, John Evana, Ronny William Anderson and sons ,and Hindy, Gary Stobart, Charlel Van the honored 1\le.!lt and Mr. Elber· Meter. lcld. The Court Page was James Car ruthers and .servants w ~re Martha Host~ Buckley, Linda Lyon! , Mary Har· ril~. Becky Allensworth and Chris. tina Bryant. Stage-managers wen~ Mr. and Mrs. Rollin Bearhv en- Keith See and Richard ward. ' tertl!lined with a noon Jun~heon The c!Imsx ·of the last act was recently at their llome, Pomeroy the wedding march played by Mrs. Route 3. • LJcey as the entire cast came on and daughter Pamela or Canal ~age for the finale. W1nehester: Mrs RAymond Pulllns Inter·acl entertainment lndudcd Mrs. Alva Hite of Baltimore and a plano solo by Patty a1le y; a pi· Mrs. Don llockradcl, Basil. ano trJo, Martha Nicholson, Seren and Olita Lewis; a piano .solo, PaU· lu Tbelu; a tap dance lo ''Birth l}f the Blues", Connle Cooke, and a tap dance to "K1tten on the Keys" by Joyce Long wllh Mrs. C P. Bradbury as piltlll&t for the dan· cers. Mrs. Rodney Sauer, ,)resident of the PTA, prcs1dcd at the ~:~hort 85th Birthday Observed By Mrs. Elberfeld Bearhs At luncheon ' LueWe Bearbs Hawkins, Pomeroy Society Edito~.r;,;P~ho~n~e~6~244----~~~~~~-­ Eleanor Schaaf. Middieport Society Editor, Ph_<>ne 6079 Middleport Soeiety Kroger Emp1oyees Here Sharing In Finn Saving Plan Kroger emP,_Ioyees 1n this area are sharing in $3.224,407 cred1ted to aceounts of members of the Kroger Emplr>yees Savings and •Profit Sharing Plan in 1956, in 1958. it was annonced today by Arnold Scherz, vice--presid1mt of the Charleston DivisiOn of the retall food (irm. The company's contribution froln 19M profits plu11 credita g~ven up by withdrawing members are equivalent to 78 cents 011 each dol· Jar saved by employee-members, Mr. Scherz said. Employees deposited $3,791,824 durmg the year. 'More than $131,140 waa credited to the accounts CJt 774 Kroger em· ployees in the Charleston Division area durmg 1936. I'll addition. their uving1 durmg th~ year totaled approx.imately $136.200. Begun jn 19$1, the fund totaled $23,427,198 as of December 29. 19:16. 1'hia include• employee sav· ings valued at $13,093,803 and company contributions from prorits valued at $10,333,393. Under the plan, a portton of company profitA is credited to the aceounta of empiuyees in propor· Hon to the amount eath has saved durin1 the year, -- ---· -·-- A '18H011LDIDR ,dfe. ·with C8IM to d...,..... by Cllalro C. G. Cooper !for IIPriDC'· Tbe cape i Uned With red. yelloW and ,rinrtwn to ~lcl\ 1116 lwllto4o cord. btltune. Funeral Rites Held Wednesday Middleport Fire Mr. and Mrs. S. T. Russell spent the weekend with Mr. and Mn. · Rob~rt Hayth and M1u Myrna Ruuell, H1lllards, and attended the Sprmg Garden Shr>w at the Coliseum which feature:~ the fam· ous '"Dancing Waters" exhibition. Mark Mitchell, Athena, spent the weekend with h1s i['and.par ents, Mr. and f4rs. L. D. DUca. Mr. and Mrs. H. !l. Mitchell Jr. and Ulree sons and his mother, Mrs. John Lynn, Athens, v:sited at the Diles home Sunday and were acaompanled borne by Mark. Mr and Mn:. Gerald litupe, Brad· bUTJ\ a11d their daughter, Aan ilupc , RN Galllpolts, spent tbe wtnlkcnd in Akron Vl&lllng rela tlves. .Don Payne who Is employed in Dayton , returned to hl.t employ. menl there Mcmday after a villt w1th his parent:!], Mr. and Mn. Charles Payne, and grandmothet'. Mrs Katheryn Payne. · MlSs Bes.11 Sanborn of the S.,nborn Jewelrr Slore and Mrs. At thur Skinn~r. an employee of the Store, are in Columbus' todu to attend the Art and Jewelry Show at the Deshler Hilton Hotel. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Haines ann children, Kathie, Marie an~ Jeffrey , Gro*port, RD. spent the weekend with her mother Mrs. Lewis Koehler · St., and family. Mr. and Jfrs. Robel't Mi4!lr and sons, Stephen and David, Martins Ferry, and Julie Mitch, RN, Gal· lipolis were weekend juest1 ot Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Mitch and son, Larry. Mr. and fdrj~ . .Mitch and sons slopped enroute , home at Bevorly for a visit with her par enls, Mr. and Mrs John Seines, and were accompanied home for a week by Mrs. Myron Duffield and son, JeCfrcy, Columbus, who are staying with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Seines while Mr. DuffJcld 1s athmding speriol school in Dayton Mrs. WilHam Demosky and d•u· ghter, Cynthia Lynn, were return· cd home frorn Holzer Hos.pital. Mrs Lilla Russell , Wt>ll ttlGwn head cook at the Martin Restaurant( suffered a heart attack Monda)' morning and was takef\ !o Mclis General Uosplfal obser vation ond treatment Funeral services for C. G. Cooper were held at the Syracuse Presbyterian , ohurch Wednesday at 2 p. m., with the Rev Howard Rup· pelt officiating. Burial wal In lhc Syracuse Htll The Auxiliary of the Middleport cemetery and pall-bearers were Fire Department had their annulll buaJness mectmg wh1ch opencJ Wilbur and Eber Roush ,Thomas dinner at the Martin Restaurant Willillm Holmes and Ed· Monday evening with whlte ehiy~ w1th the Lord'!> Prayer. In a report Clark, ward Barton. santhe'mum ' corsages u favor;. of the February cxccu11ve meettable W"'S ~en-tered with sn ar\nJ; it was noted that the Kindercornln~ from out of town for The rangement of tprmt flower•. r<Ja ilitOfl needs ll pilmo. Mis.~ Mild- the servtCf>S were Homer E. Coopred Hawley, Mrs. Paul ThciSll anJ er, T11mpa, Fla ; Mr and Mrs They adjourned to the h~me l'.trs. C. D Rcll•hm:ul were elected Wllli11m G. Cooper, Cleveland, Mr. Mrs. Robert MeE,hlnney wllere • on th~ m•rn•natlng committee t 11 and Mrs. C. c Gllle ~p•c, Mr. ami Mrs. Sidney T. Russell, president. . rcpor1 1n March. Mrs. Sauer thank- Mrs. C. T . GtllespJe, Mrs. Julian presided at a short business mected lht• 11'3Chcrs, parcut.s and stu· Corbin and Mrs. V10lel Parsons, ing. They elected Mrs. !fussell dcnls wlh"t J.mrticlpated tn the ppy Dunbar, w. Va, Mr. and Mrs. Mills, preli.dent; Mn. David Oh program 411 l•'ehruary, . John Cooper Sr .. and Mr. and ltngcr, vlee-presldent, Andl Mrs The altl'IHhmce award was won MrR John Cooper Jr. Emmett Shuler. sceretary..trea~by the Tlurd Graders who arc Mr. and Mn. J. E. ftpppold, Mr urer 0. fto -......... 0.~ lBught by Mrs Sherman. and Mrs. C. C. Cooper and Mrs aer Ia .,J'UBNJTUI&.,.-..-IAAI__. M1ss Mtldrcd HawJey, chalrma:1 ' Charle11 Phlllipll and family, Sml· Making money for the Emer. .,.__.,_. or tlJe Prnyram commiltoe, waa Ill then, Va.; William H Cooper gen~y Squad truck fund Ill thetr IIAUa cha.~c or the program which she and son, WilHam, Beckley ,W. Va, prOJect and they decided to make ~;;:~~~~~~~~~~allJl~o~u~nc~c~d~.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;p;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;...l w. Miss Ruth Cooper, Montgomery, articles _a1 the meetings to sell at 'Billy Dawaon of Columbus Will a ~Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Thompson a Bazaar next wlutcr. Mrl. Howard rteent auesl of his mother, .Mra. and 10n and Mr. and Mrs Esau Dailey was welcomed as ~ new William Dawson and Mr::~. Edward steele, Boomer, w. va. member of the AuxJiiary. Knt~bler. Mr. and Mra. Everett Krantz Games were playe«\ and priRs hme.t Dawson returned to his Krantt. and Mrs. Ethel Harmon, N\. won by Mrs B. F . Pafmalee, Mrs bome, Dayton, Saturday after a tro, W. Va., Fred Phillipa, Wash· Ohlingrr, Mrs. Jack Bechtel and few days vlalt with his ma&her, ina:ton ,D. C.; Mrs. Wi lllam Wh~- Mrs. James Daniel!! Mra. o. E Mn. WIIUam Dawson and Mrs. EdJock, Norfolk. Va.; WI1bur Roua • 1 McKinler won tM prllt cel!'ltrii:M,o Ward KDchlcr. Cleveb.nd Helghta, Rev. K. J. Scott tod by Mrs. EvereLt Bachner and 1 Mrs. John •Knopp and sons and New Haven, W. Ya.; Mr. an~ Mn. Mrs. McElhinney, rep'hlenttna the Mn. Brad Walker and sons of Tod Riley, Clifton. W. Va._. Mrs. Auxiliary memben preaentcd Mn. ~n•avllie were Friday 1uesta of Fred Marshall, Colu~bd'' and Ru88oll, out.goln1 Jlr:eatd,nt, wUh Mr. and Mrs. Charlea Buck. Mrs. David Yost, Portl " · a gJ(t In appreoJalioQ of ber work Mrs. Lull Jaeka returned to her n presldeDt · home, LanaaviiJe ,Friday after l DINNIR POITPONID Mveral daya visit will\ ber sister The pttluek dlnner of Ohio ValOthers pres~n• we,re_ Mrs. Char- 1 ~ brother In law, Mr. tnd Mra. Icy Commandcry No. 24 acbeduled !c.~ Murray, J.frs. JtJl\1\ Vroman, oiilrlea Buck tor WednesdR)' 1!\Yenlna: baa bl.lerl Mrs. Dalley, Mrs. ~oKinley, Mrs. . Sundar IU~Itl r>f Mr. and Mr.11. poatponcd, acordln• to announce- Runell, .Mn. MO)e, · ~n. Sbuler, Charlea Buck were Mr. ·and Mn. ment today by Ray Woodacarct. .Mn. Sachncr, Mre. Gorald All· ~ Rurtlfield 1;nd M~. Ora commander. thony. ftU!'IIIe1d of RuUond. 11 · Kr, and lin. Char lea Burt and lqlJy vllited SUnday in Lonas- Dept. Auxiliary Dinner Is Held ,.ROOMS Of ; NeW furniture 1 1 or $299 00 B4KE R I tor I fUR)UTUII · POMEROY SOCIETY~ w o' ~s. . Bunal was In Hallsville cemetery and pall-bearers were_ Billy WUson, Johnny Musser, Bruce Stalnaker · AndJoe Brown f t hE e en ....... rnse ElJB Church. Attending the services from Meigs County were Mrs. , C.arl Moore and daughter, Linda. Mrs W. R. Dav1s, Mrs. George Brothers and daugbter, Ruth Ann, Mre. David Slater, Mr. and 'Mrs. Jame.J WlJl, Emmett Will, Eldon Weeb, Misses Helen, Enfma Lou and Jnyce Davis, Miss ' Norma Jean Bearh1, Mlas Dottie Lou Brown Blollllll·toP M'·btPe' oboolb whllllae OWOPEN I Mrs. Mr ,. end ~ ' . I 011 W. Mala St. Neor Pomoroy·MUOD Bridle 1 '. FOOT LONG . HOT DOGS c-~~···· •M!LK ~SW.W o. B. mber- M,._. F11ber vlll\.0.<1 Sun. Ga~ipQ]Ia with !ir. and !In- trleo .~vcr. )JQ. &r1arel RlmflY and · Mn~ dar ' ~;::,a,..~u;:~be?~:pc.lum· buo'lfio the weekend gueotol bet patel'll, M'r. and Mrs. Lout, 1Ret· esoFT'DJiiNKS ; ' esuNDI\.ES ;;~;.~~r:..E!:~\t~ I M<>. Allen Hampton.,..,.., eau"RB"""' ...- . . ~,.,.. ~ .. . ' - Weother· .. 4t ntt ne 20 lo 2 1 - ""'I'M leU -11. •' L M Round-T · • ' ' ' • r .. ' ~Ut Roderick Frazier 300, op8ned · ~out Oath ~ut·maa\,er • CnoiM lo ...... • Three.CWA louis Involved in the strike voted on an agr~ ment rea<hed Sullday to end the tllrike that curtailed service MeinGallia-J.Iaoon · ' -J Librij Monday ' C. H. Jone1, et .of .(;Jlelter suf· llistrlct Commis- feted a lacerttlOD of the lower Jip -IJ1d (OntUJfORI OR tbt bead meetlng and introduced .,..,_A..... . and Johti Parsons, Dis- ·~ DIJht wbtp bia aut.:~ .lkidded on a wet curve three aDd one hall miles W'eat of Rutland on Route 124 and c:ruhed into an emb111kment. The re~ of the Obio Highway Patrol whlth inVHtigated the aecld~t aa.ia tllal Jones ear wu he•VJb' damqed on t1te front end. Otber activity reported by tbf! patrol today wu the disposition of alx lraffte eteet ID the eourt& of }..1or C. J). Flo!l>t ~ of ~a..; II. Gnll~: ' In . • fS . . C!'"'let Zd· ward, JJ~ ftned ·i !defec- Mrs. F• 0•spam . ' in M muthem and eastetn Ohio CIIUDtiea lor more lban ..... months. pormer ft-:dent r Dies Jn I'1:'1wn'da I '-'0,1: ~orr:. f 'ot lut ~~; pbk lluhiD,p. · ' ' , diltanee. ~ Rer. Cheadle, Z5 Carpenter was fined $75 and coat. few driv· ing a car wttli improp!r rei11tn· Uon. ~ ot ' • ' . - GALUPOUS, 0., UP - Lloyd Hill. 17, today waived e.ttradition. to\ Iadependeace, Va., where he w:IU f~ murder charges Jn thl! fatal beating ot John Ward, 68, Itonton. ·Experts Save You $ $ r: Bill mumbled '1 will waive all ri&bta'" whea questioned by Ju\·· - ' WHY ·NOT! eiille Court Judge John W. Howell ln • blief hearing. 1be boy, handcuffed to a deputy aberilf, 'and his fatber, Charles Hill, aigned the paper waiving aU rishll. . • ASPHALT SHINGlE • IUILT·UP •ALUMIN!JM · • EAV.ES •TROUGf.L • '- '- · ALLED '~ ' Unconditional{!, \Gua-ranteed 1.a WRJTI NG . If. ·'. COST, y ... .~ . ~· l, 'I' IS ' ,, j i I I • IJ · . I r ~,Q~GEt , '~ ~· ""O'· . .· ' · s:s~H LL ·r.\S; "' · ' . .. ' . i •, ..,· ' ...·-~-----~ . NOT ONE CENT ' !' •• ..;. · .;.·.,..1!"'_...,,.._:::"'""!::"'--~;...""':'-..,.- · CALL,. USI W•..111.. .....- fhi Exclct Cos~I · • ,. . , • . ' . NO OllwiG~ · TI()N! .,,;;, a.,v ,, URI"'· • -"- " JI( II'U•iiitl.1 .,i..k " w .~·-·. ·~eLtMTC)t't. q f. a sifi ~ . P.AI~T SERVICE ' -pronounce boo. lltiD ' ProJl'IJII ebairmoin fOr the opcll down io Mro. Martha Buote!l, E... --r---- ·HOL..D.· ·, IN.~G 0 'BA. ·C _K t • the Bcbool. • , Brown. eJementary Mr. school llab teaeber, Pomeroy JuDio'r Blgb " . • ... , lmtalled -~~ Skilki · . Youth Waives Extradition : To'Virginia ·-. Let / c:lose. lleaowhll•~:,=u lloet to '): Mo4t lo U.s.A. ELBERFE I d ea en utJed ntlfication but .admitted tbe VOte may be DIOn c....., M "" U · _unollldal report, of ~oting by Lotal 4832 in Port.lmoU.tiJ ahowed Fune-ral aervites for Mrl. F . 0. a 2--1 trend ,tn-11'4 rejection of the ~n (lbrtha RulleU}, Jliam!. eontraet. Incomplete retiii'DJ sbOlr-Fta.. were beltS Saturday at the ed 117 apinst ratWcation and Q home of her mother, MrL w. c. for ratification. B.tutell, Coral Gable.. The lluueJJ J. CurtiJ: Fletcher, a national difamily are tormer 1oea1 ruidents of Middleport wbere one daugb- rector of CWA, said a publi" anter, lin. H. 0. EwinJ (FrJ.ncea), nouncement of tlle fOlt! wUI be made .alter all ''Otel were reeorduvea. 1 CremaUon follOwed the funenJ ed. An announcement wu expected U"OUDd noun todiQ'. and a1 ' a later date ttae lamil1 Will ...., to Jlej&• Other loealo - · - - 43'12 al CadiZ aoc1 43'14 at wllmin,wn. ~here tbe .uhe:t will be interred dl'letebe:r 1aid Ii th.l .agreement 1ft the family lOt at llee<h Grove il rejeded ''we'll jw.1 have lo go Cemetery p0~7 \ Sanrtvoft includ~ .tbe rnotber, bact to t!>e harpinlng labl< and arn.nge a meettna: u JOOD as poslln. ·W. C. Ru.ueU, Coral Gable1; sible," ofte lOll, Lt.. LeeiK. Jameaoo. Fort An oUieial llllid the PortamouUt · a pindltm.; l1Ye aisten, Mn. rejection of the contract wlilll n;. hiD& lllddlOport; !Ira. Ce· pected becaue of tbe feelinc dur. Butler (lfareaftt), a twin or ing the strike, marked by Yiolea~e Spaia. Silver Sprinp, Md.; aad service blac:touts. in thil Kenneth " " - " (Elizabeth). area. York Cl/y; IIIII!! Euler Jlu&. However, lneomplete return.s CGral Gableo; lflaa Julia RILI- from tbe otber locllls involrint ehieq;o. about 400 worken: showed a trend towBrd ~pta""' of the 'C'ODt'ratt. Juotleel•.m.... 'I!-' ' COLUMBUS, 0. (UP)-An air of uncertainty hung over the voting today of Communieallon Workers of Ametlca 11n a con~~!: ~ the JoDg strike ogaiDStthe Ohio Consolidated Tel. I l Glenford Boueu, 43, East I.e- Scout Roulld-Table art; who had been irreated Dec lng. George Hout !2 (or driving an unaafe vehlele, sioner of Scouts, JiaS tnd released upon a prorrilae to C, F- Hibbs, M-G-M District tppear In Mayor E. F. llobinson'a trict Advancement chairman. :ourt, was re-Jrrested Tuesdlf and jailed. Auto Skids ruf D .... ...;..J. \11 awauWlW Twenty.nhte were • HAVE AN EXPERT DO t lo tl .... nKith .. ..tNor _...II Lowllnltht Driver Jnjured . Addie PhilsOn Is Nancy Greenlee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. £ . T. Greenlee en· tered a .Parkersburg, W. Va hos-pital, Sun~ay for a tonsilectomy wtnMr .... ,........ ..,. ........... Unoffi~ial Rel1J111S Show Trend STICK SPECIAL! 2 FOR s1 o AS.,.., . . . . ...,. . . . , wift. .. '"" -'"" llllf _,..., Paotlf ckrutty ...,. colder tMIIht. T""~ row p.trtly ciOUifr W IOIMwftet ' -1'fW4- I 11111111011 .. UNnJI) . . .II Ohio, ("""', wl.., .......... . ' lins, prc.r.ldent of the Cocu Cola plants in Ohio and manager of the Columbus plant, who is retiring. ~r. and Mrs. William Lowe of Columbu, accompanied the Hamp-ton's home for a weekend vish. Mn. Sue Calloway of l\fis.wurt the Monday e,venmg gue.!t of . ani!· Mrs. William Boyd and son I<'reddie. ,, Toward Rejetting New Contract f'i~(!l~iliS';_,_,.,x --tOO'I·Y SALES+ .·. ,.:~''•' •l. • ! . ''rpa.T Ill".:;!:i-~r.c~:~·~··~~~~;:;~:, .. . . . ' , , M.!Q~~ ployed Iller" --· .. ,. ;;;.;;;~.,.;..----~~-::....__-_,...j~·;;;.'~·~·-·:....-----··~';....~ ~~&"'~ ·ti•no'l'!• : ~:r~rt13~~~~1~~r~~~;;'"'i-~""'"'" .... N.• ..., GDLJTS .B,_ ..... . Mrs. clyde Whit~ visited ber brother In Columb\11 recently. ;:;.~:~~~~=.~~~-:, ~b.~~~, HIN-G ., .WN·. ot~r. ~~~:'~~~:.~":~:~. ,· . ~, A,Y_M_ENTS -. _ $J , ft.li'I._A. .'. ~t;jlnla v"" · PI~ MONTH ~j!~:v~~;~,•'_rc~~bu'...,':.'t!: .' 1, kt Mrs. Paul Zerkle entertained with c spaghetti dinner recently at her home Liberty Ave. hoMr· ing Mrs. Chester Zirkle on her birtbday. The honored gue.11t was g1vcn a handkerchief. Present were Mrs. Richar:d Owens, Mt•s. Harold WU\iam Lem· ey, Mn. Gene Norton, the honored guest and the ho.11tess · of her wenta, Mr. and olii,nobn "!hlv1iri. (Formerly Dairy Queen) FEATURING a:ue.~ts ~·-•1·: ' Mrs Victoria Stacy has been oD the sick hst. .~ Ben Barnhill visited at the homl!: o( Mr. and Mrs. MI:Jiard Oloull' Sunday, At Holzer Bolter and Dale Smlth. • 141'1. R. 0. YOIIIII and dalljlbter, ~ Ga;rnelle Wbe, vialled $Unday DAIRY BAR , Claren~ I lnJ. .!'J!fti!: Is Honored Guest On Her Birthday :~~;.~r~r~.~~~a:e:ce= THE es.OFT JQE CREAM .and Mn. .' ~=: Claim~ lo.,i!y, G0lllpollo, . t·Mn. J, e:. White '-nd son. JimmN oe ColUinbul were Friday lunch eon ~esil; . of Mr. and Mrl. PhlJ I )'Otlla ...... . Wllliollllon '" . NO. 288 Mrs. Chester Zirkle ~~··d Mlaa Nettle Koehler, l•"'· and Mn. P~ll • •• at _ y ~ • I Deeoted l'el'fte 1~111 ' There was a party WednesdaY evening at the home of Mrs. Kate Sinclair, Mra. Elosie Wood &ave 1 demolUitraUon on ttxtile paint .' -' ' • \ ' Dolbert Smith o( ~t:e Sunday ewatnu aueata of Ill Atlvertlllnt In ~tloD ' ., have a breath 'Of Parir every dayl Billy Wilson, Johnny Musaer, Bruce Stalmaker and Joe Brown of Enterprise; Mr. and Mn Will· 11m Bartels and sons Eddie and Charles and Mr. and Mrs. William Clark, Roek Sprwgs: Mr. and Mrs E~don Kraueter and daughters, Leda 1 Mae, Dolores and Roberta , Mr. and Mr1. Delmar Hamm, D:m::. Vttn. 'feter, Annabelle Rrue anJ 'Pbyll1a lble ol :MorDinl Star and Mrs, Verne Davis, M1udleporL blouson =.•!:.':i :':ft,~~d :r~· ".f:r. and Arthur M k' e- In Local Newa Several ol the ladies met Frid&J" and spent the day quiltm; for tbe · benefit of the BurlinJham Chureb. The Bedford Home Demon'stra tion Club met Thursday, at the home of Mrs. Glen Lee. for the patients at t.he hospital are planned by the club. a mg the&urvey as~.-wee a the hospital weh Mrs. DoiWild Brown, Mra. Bobby Muncy M11. 0. J. BostiC, Mn. Ja~k F/.eaber, arid Mrs. Mariqn Ohlinger. t.. . . . ° ~ sheath d~~~Y ~?h:e:!tr:n~~e RST Mn Roy Miller and little dav-. ghter, of Cbe-5\er and Mn. Walte;f Miller, Pomeroy ,pent Wt!dne&d&J with Mrs. Guy Lee. ~ A talent show for the patients will bo presented at the boapital at e p. m. on Thunday, Feb. 28, bv the New Haven Mothen ctub. · The show wW be ataa:ed io the recreaiJon haD at the hoapita1 and JS the first activity o1 tbe club under its new paUent rec-reation pro&ram. A survey of paUent Qeedl at the Lakin Hospi-~1 wa1 rriade re- Funeral serv 1ces for Roger AI· len Blahop four months old son o( the Rev and Mrs. Rog~r Blshop, Nye: Ave. were held at the Tyler EUB Memortal Cburcb in Chillicothe, Sunday at 2 p.m., with the Rev. Lloyd Tuttle officiatmg. Special music was provided by Roberta Kraueter of Morning Star accompained by her sister, Dol- ' BEDFORD Funeral Serviees N. Haven Mothers Held Sunday For Club Planning ForTaleptShow Bishop Roger A• at Latin State Ho•pltal The Daily Sentinel -. Addie Mae By Death At Morgantown ' Howell and HiD's attorney the'l went. to the Hill bome to obtain the signature of ·the boy's mother, reported ln a state of coUapse. Hill waa aecwed o[ killing Ward near Independence durins an ar· gument over the boy's driving. Ward aUegedly hiftd JliU to drive him. lo Florida Feb. 14. BllJ wu arrested Feb. 15 when 'he returned here io Ward's car. lfc told offieera Wilrd had given him the · ear. Investigation dis· eloted blood~ns in the car. . The U:· S. Treasury bu requut.- W,rd'• bJorodstained cfothing was ed Conveu to enact JetWatioa found lo the boy's borne. wbieb Will permit an ~ncreaM: . ~ t.be· interest rate on new u1ta of Serle~~ E and H Savings Bondi · Meigs-Co QuOta · For Bond Sales To Be $538,000 · Pa!'INJe of this JegisliUoa' Will enible the Tr...ury to ,........, the: intere&t rate from 3~ t 0 314%. "Tu accomplish ti!U.:: &flo~ ed Theodore T. Reed. Chainnl.a ot Mason Teachers Spnn'li' :Lfl Ueetm'g 1:) To Be-Aprill2 ttie Meigs County Savinp BOndi Committee, •'the E bond. matuPi.ty Muon C'ounty school teachers wiU be shortened from 9 1eats ana will hold their annual spring Fl.inll!r&l II!J'Vices for Mrs. Addie 8 months to 8 years aad tl Jneeting on April 12 at the Pl. Mae Fowler, aa:e 90, who died at montbs. Anotber importo~,t.t fea- Pleasant JunJor High Scbool ac- ~ ~ljb~om~e~~·~~~M:~fl. William Ro•e at W. va., on Monday lure will be that the E Bond hold-- ~ to a release 'from lhe of. er will earn more intereat m the fice of the County Sqperintendent , 2 p.m. FJ:lday from earlier years." The Treuury baa C. H. Withers. 1 Funer~l Hoi'ne with la.U:ed tb.at these changea applj' to made m the Lone aU E and .H Bonis purcbaaed 00 Tbe meeting will begin at 8:30 cemetery In rt. Pleasant. W. err after Februll')' 1 1957 A.M . .iod will continue until 3 .. ' • P.M. Featuring the meeting will ·. Mn. FQ-Wiet was a formCf' rni-~ Ohio sales of Seri~s E .ana H tM1 a discuasion of the outlook £or , dent Of Middleport. 0. Uer bus- Bonds in J'nuary rcached,jua~ ov; tbe hCJ:l school year in v1cw of bJnd was the latr W.ilham S. Fow· ~r $28 million with Ca~, p:e.f.. mnv school h:;islaUon. '1~ who ·died ~n 10.7. ry, Morrow, Preble and, AugJ.tiO' , ~·111 • • • • 'SUrvtvqra laclude one brotber, couOties ~adlng the state In .lfleanwhile, It was also announ~~ ~~~~·. R. Hawkins, Middleport, and C4!1Dtage of Jtales attained. " -~• ~- that ~~ehoot t~ro~gbout the M!vtnl qleee• and nephews industrial counties of Mah~ ~ty wi,ll be d1sm15sed at the --~~--- · Montgome'ry and Stark 1 howed ~ 61\.d of C!la$'Sel on Thunday, AprU -... eeUent sales mainly jn the PI.V· lt ~nd wiU reconvenvw Monday aE,UtjS INJURED ron Savlnt~ market. Sale, . i ~ murnine. April 22. That ~vea 1h.e Harry Bearb, of Nye Avenue Melga County for Janulry we;o ~~bnlt the day >Off on Good F'tiwae .trCatcd for a severe cut on $41,3~. , ;J'he annual testing program lor his raee .at Holzer HoJpital TUci· ·ruJ1s in the county's schools will day u a tesult of being hit in the ~- be1d during the wttck of April face bv a tire iron while changing 8 under tbe dl~cUon or 1. Ed-- · · a tin it the county garage. Bearb11 wll(d. Irvin, general a;cbool ~ •.~ w~ ~n to Holzer by Sh~rirr Ht'" • do>!. Robert Har\eobaeh. vkor.. ' .~ �.. .-'' ' The Daily Sentin'el ' Daybook PLAN CHURCH ~NNER Thl' St. Pa~o~l'.s Lntheran Church ~~o· ill have a I!Gngnptional dinner ror m(llmbers and tht'ir ;zuests, irl the !iOl'iill room of the chuN'h. ThurRdal at 6:86 p.m. M~:>mbers are ur~owd lo attend Qnd bring l caw:ored dish and tht"ir own table sendee. A program is being plan· nt d ii'W'ItfC,ing a fUm "Croesi'Ollfit U.S.A_'• RICHARD$, bWIN- GENERAL MANAGI. R•YNOLD I. GREENE -IDITOit Natioul advertialq represent.&tive, Bottinelll-K.imba.U, IDe., 843 ~D A~. New York City, 16, N. Y. . · :lfttered as Jet.'Ood elJss maillni matter at the post office at Pomt<OJ Ohio. fh;bacription rates: Delh·ery by carrier where available 30 cenu per ~: one year in advance at The Daily Sentinel office, $1S.60· sue lbeiltlu, $7.00; l~ morrths. $3.90. By motor route where available· QOe month 11. ISy mail one year $8; six ro(lnths, $4.25; three months; $2;10; one month, S 1. I, Published every afternoon except Sunday by The Ohio Valley Sen· ~!1. Inc., a~ 110 Mechanic St., Pomeroy, 0. Business office phone 398. ~~Wtalal off•re phon~ 397. . BOAT CLUB MEETING T!u· Rig Beod Boating Club will meel al 7:30 p.m.· Thursdq at the Preston Ford Motor Agency , South Third Avenue. A report will be given by the Activity eommittee and the ~embei'Ship cotnmittec t~ n d !he ewning's program will in. dude a film on fishi ng. Democracy In Action over the proposed re-rout- l~g of Stale Route 124 out of Pomeroy. There has been no de· :stgned attempt by thts newspaper to steer opinion on this tsaue one. way or ~h~ othet·. We h ave aimed to point olit what folks wllh an optmon have said about it. We have desired to sugge~t alternatives to leaving the route in its present location lis well as those to re movJng it. This is eertalnly a proper ser· fire and du ty of your loC'a l newspaper. The u•st is up to the people of Union and Mulberry Avenues and to lhe Mayor, his counell, and locallnlereoted groups such as the Pomeroy and Middleport Chamhers of Commerce. All have a stak E> in the hearing S('heduled for March 5 in the j tourtl"oom . At that time testimony will be taken and retumed , to Columbus for study by the Depattmenl of Highways. As the date for the testimony nears, c•tu·r·ants of feeling appear to be swirling up and down Union Avenue hill, even spill· ing over into sections of town not dh"ectly affected by the aug. &etted change. One deeply interested individual was reported telephoning all the families he could over lhe weekend asking: "You want to have these coal trucks taken off of Union Avenue, don't you?" That is hardly a fair question with the issue actually stand· lng between the state mointaining Rt. 124 or the town keepin~ in repair Union Avenue and Mulberry streets. One suggested alterrtative to this Gordion knot · which might be aired, and probably will be at the hearing, is to remove all heavy trucking from Route 124, leaving It where It is. This might be done, It is argued, by imploring the state to take over the Laurel Cliff road from the county road system as an alternate 124 or 33 By-Pass, or whatever the Depart· DINNER ptent might want to caU1t. lleavy trucking destined for 33 and A Fellow&hip Dinner wae re· 7 off of Route 124 then could be routed via Laurel Cliff. Coal ·centiy held ot the New Haven EVIl trucks of the Swisher Coal Company whjch give rise to the Cburcla, Attending were Mr. and bulk of complaints oow heard out of Unioq Avenue and Mult Mrs. BernarJ LeivinJ and daughtberry Avenue would hav, little farther to tnwel. Their driv· er, Luple~ Smith. Mr. and Mrl. ers would certainly experience some relier too in not having otho Lei•1ng 11\d Larry, Mrs. CUU · ' ' · Rouah., Mrs Edna Clark and Cod· t o negot Iate t he hills 'eadmg . lnto town and congestion on nle, Mrs. ci1 yton Athey and Judy, Court Street. M'ra. TDm Hoffman and son, !AWould the Department of Highways accept the Laurel CUff toy Darling, Mrs. Sara 1 Daw!on, road as their obligation? We are told tbey would be jncllned Mrs. Editlt Roush, Mrs. Iva Cape\0 look favorably upon it. But this is hea·rsay only. It is a way hart and Cathy, Mrs. Harry Capeout. however, that might he exp1ore_d . In that way Pomeroy h~rt. Mils Gnldye Hart, Mn. E. C. could have tts cake and eat it too . Riddle, ~s . Thelma Capeha."t, ' . Rev, and Mrs. K. J . secott and Mr. I n any event peop Ie of Pomeroy who have defimte opinions IJJd Mr•. F. A. Batey. on this Route 124 question should be present at the coming ICOUTS hearing, Nothing will he determined, finally, at that time. But ~he Cub Scouts recently were what evetyone ha·s to say will be written down for later study. entertained at the home of ~ra. i'be hearing wnt, in effect, be Democracy in Action . Come Wyatt Chadwell with a Valentine out and help put it to work. Party. Flowe rs were ma~e for the BIRTH ANNQUNCIMENT A innan second Clast~ and Mr.>. I ' . '· '"'If!',//1- --------1. ----·. Lhool "~a doy. Attending were Bobby Grimm ~ r · OGDEN', Lltub--City employe, Ruth Capehart, Jrwm Capehart, GET RESULTS TRENTON , N. J. - New Jersey !cad s thn nBllon in percentage of furms electrified and tops all ea~te rn ~tJte& in the average num· bcr of kilowatt hour11 of electric· it.v ust•d monthly per ftlrm Cu!!;· lomer acrording to the dote'<; ) Furm Electrlficutlon CouMil . ____.______ _ '-==~~ .,_.,..! lutt Drive lo Ptn•trate free World Economlccdl1 Bptclal to Cflltll'rlf Stt Underdeveloped Lor1dt Target of Kr1mlln PrrMt Trachn As,ociatlon W ARIIINQTON- A new Ru.uinn m11.neuver for penetrnting- both poUttcally and econonur&l\)' ·-lhe und~n"tleveloped countries Ot lht tree world hat not 1one unnotic ed In Wnahtngton. . J:xamplea of the new Kremlin rnove11 wel'e ita agreement! with EJYpl to eKclu:mge &l'mnment~ for ('ollon a nd with But·nta to M· chanre tochnlca.l uatetance and mn n u rae tu~~ed l'oodll tor rice. Oov• emment of'fldn.lt point out Uutt an Important aspect ot tlllll aew Soviet drive I• l11e wllllnt,rne" of Ruula to aceept aplcultural 1:1\ll'pluaet~ 1uch aa rice, eottoft and wool, ft-om underdil\'cloped ~ountrle.t tnt• capital I"OOdl, annam en l1 and technical ald. 1\td China. Ill al80 on the move. ,.._ccordhllf to the Arrlcultu,. departmtftt\ Rea Chlna Ia now maklnl{ a vtroroul ttrurt tG ahlp l&r&'tr (lUM UUts oC agrtcul\urat prodw::tJ o.broad. Piilipin&' recently nea·auated trldt t.rr.ementa with counlt'IM In Weat Europe 11 well 11.1 With Japan. Intlla, Ceylon, P&klllu lAd M&1aya. 1t should be noted that thtle " " " play 8. •lt&1 rolt In U. S. t'o relgn trade. In reoent yeara, Weat European 11nd Far Eaat countrlel hav• aecounttd Tht Kttmlln tor about three-tourtltl of thli eouhti'Y'I ''"" export•. ot· around 12.2~0.000,000 a year. Ptlplnl 11 thu1 conducting a detet·mlned campa.lrn to outRell Utt Uhlttd Stale• to It• lonr·ttmo nlllt'keh, principally In 1oybean1, rice, tobae<~o, VCI&etable tal~ arul oila and to 101'1\t deirte, dt'led 1111· • • + • ltED OHINA'~ one ·tlme laadlnJ' ,tltpol'll- tta and allk·- 'nYO 01' ar. not produced In lht United Statot. However, lllme or Ameriu'" IMport&ll.t i.lllts whiCh &111 rocelvlng economic help lt'OM thl1 CO\In• try do compete with Pelptng In th8liO crof14. Aecordtnr to ttle ArrlcuUure dl'pertment'w Fot1illft AJrieuhural urvke, Communlet Ctllna. now UJ)pear• to be rea€:hlnr and tMted• tq Ill prt-wMr Mg t·Jcultunl tlt'oduc \lon levela on an oveN\11 bull. TnmtnCIOut •lt·ld~.:» are htl..ng mude In Ptlplnl''l acrtonllural pro-- JramJ. It I• up to Pelptnr to doclde the dlepoaltlort ot llrrtculhtral pro• du~Uort: •lmllarty with tht Kremlin. For 1\td Chlnr-, otrtclala I'Mett, thle meana thG.t agncultur&l exporh will be puahed to make the nec:euar,: purch&.~~c• JLbroad ot th• lnduatl'le.l ~ulpment and eon· JtnJCUon matorh~l& which •re nt>Othlry to make that country mort Hlf ·IU.ft'klen t. • • • • BY WESTERN STA.'SO ,\ItO!( Rf!d Chin& II a foM -deOtlt nat\01\. NevertheltN, If ll 1<;-c\t~ 11 c!' n obtain aome political or economic advanlap ovu the WeK t , ll can and will 1tep up Ita fann eKJI()r\.11. Tht conventional tnode dt · mn~~ls In Communist Chln11. h1we (lvcn way to .f Ovtl'rLment h nllinlf, which, like Moacow, II ll',Yinl' to u.,l food u a political and eo:onumlc woapon to win a plate tor 1tltlC In world dlplotr~•cy, 'l?J• w!U continue to l111.ve s~ l'lnu.• ~ompetltlve etrcet1 tor United Ita~ aJrlC1''al:.li11.l lt ~:~.ch'l~. \",·n ll tt Red China Ia trying to be.Uifl tht 1Untted E:.tattl in ltll d~allnt;~ with fr~ world countrlea an~i0\11 t.o o\ttaift llttded food IHJt•p' u:ll, much of Pl.'llptns:'a tl'ade 11 with the Co~~~~~ ~io<: powtu. fol' ft ,•d Chma, the!!~ C'o untrle$ do Mt poueu the L ~~i~~~ot~:;:~~:~~~; equlpzl'\~nt whte h~uon Petplng .'10 Pttptnr de,.per. Ulat Washtnrton olfltl&ll ~ .Arlene and Murl Litton, Diane and Barbara Bostic, Mrs. John Morgan and children, Mra. J. Bostic and Diane Divers . MIITING An Ofrlclal Board meeting was held recently at the · Neff' Havf'n Church. The board members discussed building plans 'tor the church and plans were made to aeeure needed materialk. Tho~e appointed to oommlttee to dnw up plans and present to the board were Ray Darling, Wyatt Chad· well, Alton Bonney, 0 . J . Howard Jr., and John MorgAn. A thermO· meter graph will be erected to aMw progress of the project VA'-INTINE PARTY A Valentine Party was held last week ot the Methodiat ~hurch '" the Juniur Choir with Mrs. John Feb.,,;4 Blue and Gold Dtnner. The ·MQrgan and Mrs. Wyatt C:.:hadwel! group had a Valentine ·Jinx and exchanwed · Valentines . ; Refresh· mentl! Wt!re served to Jim Fry, ing were U.al'bara Howa 1·d, Diane Richard and Michael Matheny , Divena, Mlllcolm Sayre, Christy Gary Bntey, Phil Coo'ke, Rodger Howard, Diane and Barbara Bostic, Black, Mickey Beach, Bobby Grin· Paul and Jim Chadwell, Jean Morst.aad, Charlel McFarland, Larry w;an and Mrs. 0 . J . Bostic. FrY. Terry Cunningham, Ronnie DINNER Stein, MauriC'e Clark, Paul ChadA potluck dinner recently was well, Raymond MrP'arland, . Mrs. WIIUam McFarland. Mr11 . Thomas heltl al the Method bi Ch urch for Qrl.nsteld Mn. Phil Batey and Mn. membcn ot th e Md ~odiat Youth F'ellowship. Attendin g were JeanChadwell. !tte. Arlene and Murl tJtton, Bob- o. Its etrorte to exptnd Ill \radt wltb the tree ?.ee DINNER I by Grimm, nUth C~pehart, Ed· Jlarry and Herman Layne wore 1die Capchart, Wanda Roush, Rev. rl!c:ently entertained with a birth· ' and Mrs. A. A. Angle, Mr. 1'1nd day dinner at tho Harry Layne Mts, John Mor g~n anrl rhii·Jren here are going back to schooJ-and apporentl:r enj'9yinJ!' it. Offtcial'i say 300 of Ogdeit'e 3SO cit)' wol'k· ers have Wen part ID pereounel administration, government adrnlnistralion, public relations •ml slni.ilar course• ofrered at Weber Coii,Je, Th~ claslleJ .re optional, but college credit t.s given fo· those who want it. ·· ' USE SPACE IN "' ~ THIS NEWSPAPER . -~" •r·;:::·~, ·' cr'JHOW"" ,,,,., ., 11 ;:J " YOU 1 :00 Toda,. 7:00 Ttlday by hte tlty is ~ed to make the Old stlte Hca~e look u it dUI ~ day1 of tbiie Am«i.eanRe\lcll:.. . 1 CHAN- I D:UO Romper Room 10:00 Hom:.~ 11:00 The l'rke Is RlJht ll:30 Truth or Conaequenl!f'l 11:00 The P·iee II Right 11 :30 Truth ·or Coneequeneea 12:00 Tic Tae Dou1h 1~ : '" Could Be You ID tdditlon. Pomeroy 1:? :00 Tic Toe Doufh h 1:00 Con·.reat %1Qil C•mere Goes to School 2:10 Tenne.aee Eruie Ford 3:00 M&tlett: Theatre •=00 Q-n for 1 j)ay t:45 alodera Rom;.aeeJ 8:01) com.d; Time 11:30 My J.Jtt)e Margie 8:00 Woterfrom fi :SO News Picture 1):45 Sport1 Eye 8 :5D Wcatbertast 'l:(tO Mayor of· .the ToWTI '7:31) Ttle Xavier Cougat Show NBC Ni-_WI Hiram R(flidQ Jf'l""er J(aowa Best ~ralt '111efl"e •tf..t1 u Y+ar 1:4te O'Henry PlayhOuse Ne•• He,dllno lf:"':tllerelll Pfeil lt'ol: Ton~ght u::io !11.,; i>ll .... a:ao TO SELL~ ............ ..... ......... :I. ::- ~ w ·~ 9·9 0. ~~~= off five well-kbo'fll type1. Red pine burned the futelt an dtbe m01t. Donny Jelfen, - of JIT, 1ll4' lin. Dkk Jelfin, bu ..._... 10 ' ld. home from HG!Ier • ~ wben be w11 lobn wlllJe wlfm wlll be apP - 4 !.1 eooperatillr; • for ita bundle lfter to Ute coUnty .repreHDLl- . ' ON OnyourDiol Your To - . • 12i1o Noob News 12:15 Nelghbon 12:30 Llberace 1:00 FemJoine Toueb I:U Movle MIUnee . a,oo .. t.i~tuallnsl!rance HAROLD H. 11,\LL, Ageat P. _o. J!ox Ull, Middleport , PHOl';iE 6327-J! HEY . 8:00 I:So 7:11 £ Sunset · .. . Station , HEARD ~THE BIG LADIES' RAZOR ' I 4!'90 Super Serial TiOK" 5:00 MICke}' MI)UI~· CluJ) 6:1)1'\ Jtuftalo Bill Jr. 6:30 carttYin Club 6:4~ Five Star Fin1l . 1'!5 Johr Dal:v & the JlleWr 7:SO Shf!r1lf of Cochlae -·, • the Nnt 8:00 9:00 9:30 10:00 8:30 l~:OO I 11:00 11:11 II:ID Thearr. ta 12:1B stn ott 11:30 MASON CLINIC . MID,IIltnt: . llrt. , C'larabel:e Hq.dJon Pctmer~. February 2J 1 Mf"'n M!l~r. lllddleport, Febru-. lf'Y.21: Mn. Shltley Coleman, Midd)!port, J'ttbruary l; J11per Ho'" dhar, Pl. Pleasant, February 23. lllehat~l Top a treat with old-fashioned .hard Slluce I A contribution waa made to the Heart Fnnd when Jane Howell Tent Dauchtera of Union Veterau MondiJ' evenJq,· at the DAV .,. / '' whac:lowif'use ihe Goessler: Jewelry . WAIWADS ~EGUL1R Court SL SWISHER-LOHSE . DRUG STOltE Pomeroy E. Mabt St. Pomeroy U4.95 VALUE WITH PURCRMl£ SCHICK "25" • $29.50 • CHOICE OF COLORS ' COLLfNS J.EWELRY N. !Dd Ave. Phone 8023 . . Middleport ·etrcue Danny Thomas Sherlock Holmes Air Tlms '3'1 10:30 Frankie Lalne 11:00, New11 of the Nl,lht Is Honored On Eighth Birthday ·· THEY'RE r,mln.lne To'\cb 1:415 MovlP Matinee . 3:00 Afternocn :;'11m F<P.atlvd • i'ln·al w P:C)o Neighbors ' Don Swisher j'1'/"H_,; ') • Cartoon Club J..U~ereoe Wells. · . · . · Tbe ne-.t JqeetiDg wm be Ilardi 2 ,18!51 at 2:00' P. M. at the home of loDnie·Sue Tbomp•o•. OFElR.L . . ll ' . Noon News MAfJ i~TOWNj Thornaa 'lind ~e 'dvi10r.f(rs. Hen- GALS .. ll:f:t Sign On 11:45 12:10 12:15 12:30 1:00 Club 'i;ao CHANNEL I He·s the only upon. . Alter the ~e~Una refrethmeats lhrere lll'Ved by lit~ JUII!or t.o.d•n . I'-"••• Murri);&Ddllorio ·AIIIlo'felk to ,qt,ose mentlo,aed: abun, S.n~ " • WHTN-TV Atterhoon film Fe1tlval · Serial Tlmo il~~:l~Moute Club 10:'11 .o. PI- II ,,.,.. 10. Mart- .Uglltnltlfl Rotl Jp ~ ~J:l-l!~fe·news WHTN·TV CHANNIL II 11:+1 SliD' On 11:411 Cartoon Club 1:® Sunrise < . liYS A Ho ···· E·, OF YOV':}~~ , lNf_ AN\'PU.ca . _ DEUVEIED lit .within 100 mll<ts, for o~lt If:You·Hur~ .~. ~ Hurry .to \ $ioo · ·.0.~ Dwaln, to Hudson of 21. i''eb. ·,~owl DINNI~ ' Swept·W;ing,wagons wlt~ the · Observation Lounge 1 .........................._____ ·--. --·-------------- ---. -- --------- .......... _. __ - ...,...... ' • ... < ' A IUI"Jll'lle birthday dinner bon· ortd lln. J. H. Farley, Sunday at the tlome of Mr. and Mra. Billy Jee Howard. Mn. Farley Tecelved man, Jl)ve1y Jlfta. Attendlne Nere Mr. and Mre. Joreph Ella• of Ma· aon, Mrs. Emogene Cretwe and VIckie of OaiUpolle, Mrs. Howard Burris, Mr and Mrs. Farley of Jlt. Pleaunt and Mr. anil Mn. I ·• are alike/ Up comes Dodge w!th i lltring of sweptwing sweetheal1a just teeming with Autodynamie ideas. •New ideas! Practieal Ideas! ldea.s-Hke the Obeervation Lounge with ,..fAcing Spectator .Seat..._ jirsi important c/tongt in otaoon IOaflott8 ill rears! You have never aeen, felt. owned anything like themj Wlto lop sla&n IIJdgotl3 Fun I • uoward. BIRTH Mr. • nd. Ml'l. Lewis GUlland art annouftelnJ the tilrth ot an 8 tb, 8 oa,, aoa, leflery J,ewls, Saturday at Koller Hospital. The Gilland• alto haw two daui ht er~. :Wiat..rt,kl ' arandpai'tnta are Mr. and Mn. Dallas Rtu••h ond ·pQternt~l gTand, mother Ia Mrt. Ella GiHand of IS'WB.PT• 'WIN'O '57 I . ' University profeJIOfl receatb eoJDo pleted tnta on the flammabWtJ of Chriatmu: trees. They touched and HiJh Sdlool Elemeot.uJ StUB "lliJb Sdwol WHTN-TV Chonnel13 tso ·--- WIDDIN. M't. and Mn. Cheater Weaver ate anneuneln1 thil! marrla1e ot their "on, Airman 2/C Vlrru Wea· ver to Mildred Taylor, daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. Henry TaylO'f ol M~ Alto. The '"ddlnr 100- pla'f D at Rlehmond, lnd. Mra. Weaver is a lfl'aduale of Ripley ~11-" SChool while ~r . Weaver It a Wahama lftduate. f'GUowlng hil furloua~. Airman Weaver wili leave tor Tbtula Alr Bue, Green· Jan d. MIITINCI The MYJ' of the New Hlven M,et~ilt CbUreh mel with the Youtll of ~~ Leoh Chureh Oh Sun· T""' T... ITHACA, :\. Y.....COrnell tehool cantrlbutions J:lementary, • · Bft E H t'IAVE ..._ Uert,ford. .aebools pve $:318.44, Klddleport tebooll $140.11, and tbe Saefti'J Heart School ,1• .30 12:30 It CotJld Be Y'lu 1:00 t::urren ~ 2J)(] Parsun'1:1 Stt.dy . 2:30 1'ennessee Erl" t! ford 3:00 M:atin"e Tbeitni' 4:00 ·Quetn for A Dar 4 :4fi M'ode"n R,omaneea !1 :00 Comedy Time 5 :30 My Liltle Margie 6:00' Flatt :md Scruggs Show 6:30 News PiC'ture 5:45 Sports Ey'<l 6:ri~ Weathereast • 7!00 Cruncb and Dtl 7:30 Dinah Shore Shn.,. 7:•15 NBC News 8:00 You Bet Your Uf~ 8:30 Dragnet 9:QO Peoole'• Choice 0:30 ,...,. Ford Sho..10:00 Lux Video Theltre 11 :00 News Jieadll~a U :t!l 'Weatbereast 11 :20 Press· tox u :30 Toni•ht 12:30 Sign Off c ............ ldgar Layne and Mn. ftAt,lph Clbb8 to Georce Jewell, Vic Street, Rev. Scott1 Otho Lelving, F. A. B1tey •llobPrt Cooke and thole named above. 8:151 Sta:n On WSAl·TV 8 ·!\.. ~D 0" 9:00 Romper Room 10:00 Home 1106TON'- lion lbltl NO,GOO II llelor opeol .. 1 "flc:HIIIltt.. proJect 11 - . . - Old st. te Houte. Built in 111J, th1J II OM of 8o<llon'o toj> IOtlri.ol attradl$11 Tbo rettoratioa. wort belnJ" cla1 Thunday CHANNIL I WIIAZ· TV J WHAT DAILY ~.~~ ~ S ~<!~D served bf Mrs. P'. A. Batey, Mn. Wednesday Among recent marriatie license applications In Mason County was lhe tollowint: Frank M. Imboden. 22, of Syracuse, Ohio, son of Nev.1 - - - - . . . , - - - - · - - · - - , - - - - - : - - ~ Ann Rowh Grimm and the · Ht:te WCHS-'PY CHANNIL 1 WCHS.TV CHANNIL I Earnest ~boden , and Lora Mae Warth, t8, H1rtlord, daughter of I:OO C.plalo ~~lroo 8:00 c,_ptain Kangaroo Roben Warth, Jr., and ll'reda 1\Jr· 1100 JJ~.q. Show 1:00 Morn ina· · Show ley Wo•th. 10:00 Gurj MfiOI'O to~: Oodfr 16:()0 Gir:rr Moore i . . Strike -t~... -:-__.:..__ _ --:_ 11~ !t BlebS7 10:30 Artbu"' "lodfreJ SOCIAL PLANNED l2:00 Valiant La4Y l1 :3Q Strike lt Rich A social wiU be held in tile lh· l2i:lf 1,.oye ot IJt.e 12:00 Valiimt Lady son t1ementary School on Friday 1 l!~~:~ireb ,_,,Tomorrow · 12:15 Love of Life evening, M::~rch 1, for the purpose 12':d f;uid'Jie Llght 12:30 lSearcb For Tomorro• of raising tund' to purchase unl- 1!00 ttaUe•a Jtltchen 12:4-15 Guidiae Light forms for the Cub Scout troop in l:SO AI T.,. World TurllJ 1:00 Kat,~·s !Gtehea Mason. Foods of many kinds wlll 2:00 Ollr Mill Broolu 1:30 As the World TurDI be offered for eale at the event. 2::3o 1J3UII.,ll&rty · 2:00 Our Mills Brook$ 2:30 Rousepr.rty ! s:oo · ,1.1le p1yoff 3:00 'l'be B.g Payoff 1' •BEK INFOIU!\ATION 3:30 Bob Cro1 ~y Show lliddleport H~gh School ~reniors 4:00 Brilhtet Day 3': 30 Bob ur01bv Sbow are a11kin1 that anyoae, who .eub- 44ft lleret Stono 4:00 Brighter Day serlbed for maJazlnes through the 4:30 ~dre of Ntaht 4:15 Seet:-1 Storm Senior clau and has 'ol reeeived G:OO 'lib- Early Sbow 4:30 Ed~.:o o1 Nh!'bt 5:00 'l'ne ~Ar1v Show a copy of the magazine&, contpct i$:30 Your Es.to ReportP the senior who took the lubsc'rip- 8:43 Sportl! Parade 6:80 Your ~Slit. Rep1rtet tion. The publishing comp~ny has 8:55 WeGtherman 6:4!1 Sports Pande sent word that they will contact '1 :00 Jlll Corey Show 8 : ~N We::lberma:t ' 7 :00 Ned Martin Sports Show , the peraons who have su~crip- ':15 Douglas F.dwarda 7:115 Dnus:l!"j .Elwards ~ tionS with Co.lliers and the Com- 1:30 Giant Step panion-which have been with· 8:00 Arlbur Godfrey I Frlnclt 7:30 Sgt. P.-..ton of the Yolo• fl :OO Bob Cu~gll Sbo-... drawn·· from pu'blieatlon. 9:00 The Millionaire 8:31 Climax ~!i:o;;;;.ii~~?i;o;;~~:;;;;;;:;;~ll 9:30 Tve Got A Secret ~ :30 , r.layhq' 110 a. . .· 1l;OO ·tfp to Minute p~ 11 :05 'Seannln the Weather · \.):OG Sfflnntng the Weather 11 :10 The Late Sbow tl :lO 'l'be Late Shew reaidence. Those altendinJlt were and Mrs. WYiltt Lhndwcll. M'r. and Mrs. Robert Layne and - - - - - - - - -·- -··· ~ ........ _ --~-~ ----~~!!""~~~"l"'~ J children. Mr .a nd Mrs. Roland Karr lnd Debbie, Mrs. Otto Grimm !:1 .:.1'~ 1 · J:-l r.,~, Mlll. H. L Pyer, Mr. and Mrs . •l :I:' :.<1 -1 lt l;I U I H.; l'! ' 1 -1 l • ~ 11.' ·• Carroll Adams and son, Mrs . .B. 6. Vtaoou.l ~ ·.L. ~"J[I :;.. <_, ~ 1111 R. Vance, Mr. and Mrs. Herman 1. wa.,..,am '·: l -:t:1: :': . < j: La)'ne, Mr. and Mr!l. Harry Layne tt'l '";1 .l , ,. "l}J"' 8. CrownNW and John and Jim Layne. 'J [) :'I ll! 111..1 I'T. Tendert IB'!Irl.) '.'\1 '•: ~-: :HI C'1 "1 ;' BIOTHIRHOOD 9. Dlq'race :lt.Stnd :n tt: .u ,: :·;:: l 1 . Alcended abr'Q&4 The New Hav£"n EUB Drolhcr· • . r~ ·~!ry·:· : " :-! l lB. C""l hood met at the church for thr•ir ,:1:·;.: " ~ t··r PI 1 18. Trte f.1: 1ii'':'•: 'J•'l ''lll• ·February meeting. Halph Gibbs '\,'.'1 \ · ~ : \· L 11 18. Pant for h . HawaJ.. J•d the proeram wlllch was fo11ow....lh ed b)' ~ dllcuselon. A quartet of 21. Portlon Edgar Layne, Harry Miller, Ralph Glbb• . and John Hoffman , sang ~- \IOICinON 37. Anotent .... 1everal sonJa. Carl Gibbs al•o sang !-.1 lOr.) a few aoloa. Refre1hmenu wore as. Jnoclt se. 11)1 ..., "' pam • • lliotooli '-'lfflnt WCHS-TV Channe08 .AI"" .r"" .1"1. ,,.. ~ ~~r~t~r:s~~~~:i~~~ .. " , W.RliAU ut ...h .. ..> _..; ' /"" FARM NEWS 1 J am~s M. Love of Ara.ar Ill o, Tex· as. are Announcing the biHh of 7:.l the :r fit~ t . ~h~d, a son, 6n lut. S:M Wedn eJ da)' at the U. S. Air Fol"t"e I a:30 Base Hospital in AmtriUG. The 9:00 newcomer weighed R\'t•n pounds . 1o:OO j ne ou nce 111 IJ;lrth . Patertral l0:30 grandmother Is 'Mts. Tbenna · Lev~ ~i :OO of Mason . and a paternal great tl:IS grandmothfr it Mrs. ttarrMt j U:ie Roseberry oC Mason . 11:21 I • • TELEVISION GUIDE WSAZ -TV Chon"e13 Day Book Daily Se~tinel. ' DEVOTED TO JNURESTS OF ME•GS-MASON AREA Steam is rapidly fHJing local air .. • ' • ,_Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Feb. 27, 1957 - · • & '' ; ,. . . . .i .. ' .. . If PWPPZ Pii:Tif·A Wll If PKCitR• qxC• If PWI'ri ,,,L.CRIIPI WH N .' VllPO·-OCXIIOO t'CIIo•wro. . ........,,.....,_•.=a~ '· ' i ·i· ,. ' ' . ,, ·:I '' t ; ',• ' ...t,...... . .. 1,1.. ' ..... ' ' • •• • • RAWLI.NGS SONS ., .. ..·,· • ' ,ANY . . ' ' .. Middlepirt, 0. �.. .-'' ' The Daily Sentin'el ' Daybook PLAN CHURCH ~NNER Thl' St. Pa~o~l'.s Lntheran Church ~~o· ill have a I!Gngnptional dinner ror m(llmbers and tht'ir ;zuests, irl the !iOl'iill room of the chuN'h. ThurRdal at 6:86 p.m. M~:>mbers are ur~owd lo attend Qnd bring l caw:ored dish and tht"ir own table sendee. A program is being plan· nt d ii'W'ItfC,ing a fUm "Croesi'Ollfit U.S.A_'• RICHARD$, bWIN- GENERAL MANAGI. R•YNOLD I. GREENE -IDITOit Natioul advertialq represent.&tive, Bottinelll-K.imba.U, IDe., 843 ~D A~. New York City, 16, N. Y. . · :lfttered as Jet.'Ood elJss maillni matter at the post office at Pomt<OJ Ohio. fh;bacription rates: Delh·ery by carrier where available 30 cenu per ~: one year in advance at The Daily Sentinel office, $1S.60· sue lbeiltlu, $7.00; l~ morrths. $3.90. By motor route where available· QOe month 11. ISy mail one year $8; six ro(lnths, $4.25; three months; $2;10; one month, S 1. I, Published every afternoon except Sunday by The Ohio Valley Sen· ~!1. Inc., a~ 110 Mechanic St., Pomeroy, 0. Business office phone 398. ~~Wtalal off•re phon~ 397. . BOAT CLUB MEETING T!u· Rig Beod Boating Club will meel al 7:30 p.m.· Thursdq at the Preston Ford Motor Agency , South Third Avenue. A report will be given by the Activity eommittee and the ~embei'Ship cotnmittec t~ n d !he ewning's program will in. dude a film on fishi ng. Democracy In Action over the proposed re-rout- l~g of Stale Route 124 out of Pomeroy. There has been no de· :stgned attempt by thts newspaper to steer opinion on this tsaue one. way or ~h~ othet·. We h ave aimed to point olit what folks wllh an optmon have said about it. We have desired to sugge~t alternatives to leaving the route in its present location lis well as those to re movJng it. This is eertalnly a proper ser· fire and du ty of your loC'a l newspaper. The u•st is up to the people of Union and Mulberry Avenues and to lhe Mayor, his counell, and locallnlereoted groups such as the Pomeroy and Middleport Chamhers of Commerce. All have a stak E> in the hearing S('heduled for March 5 in the j tourtl"oom . At that time testimony will be taken and retumed , to Columbus for study by the Depattmenl of Highways. As the date for the testimony nears, c•tu·r·ants of feeling appear to be swirling up and down Union Avenue hill, even spill· ing over into sections of town not dh"ectly affected by the aug. &etted change. One deeply interested individual was reported telephoning all the families he could over lhe weekend asking: "You want to have these coal trucks taken off of Union Avenue, don't you?" That is hardly a fair question with the issue actually stand· lng between the state mointaining Rt. 124 or the town keepin~ in repair Union Avenue and Mulberry streets. One suggested alterrtative to this Gordion knot · which might be aired, and probably will be at the hearing, is to remove all heavy trucking from Route 124, leaving It where It is. This might be done, It is argued, by imploring the state to take over the Laurel Cliff road from the county road system as an alternate 124 or 33 By-Pass, or whatever the Depart· DINNER ptent might want to caU1t. lleavy trucking destined for 33 and A Fellow&hip Dinner wae re· 7 off of Route 124 then could be routed via Laurel Cliff. Coal ·centiy held ot the New Haven EVIl trucks of the Swisher Coal Company whjch give rise to the Cburcla, Attending were Mr. and bulk of complaints oow heard out of Unioq Avenue and Mult Mrs. BernarJ LeivinJ and daughtberry Avenue would hav, little farther to tnwel. Their driv· er, Luple~ Smith. Mr. and Mrl. ers would certainly experience some relier too in not having otho Lei•1ng 11\d Larry, Mrs. CUU · ' ' · Rouah., Mrs Edna Clark and Cod· t o negot Iate t he hills 'eadmg . lnto town and congestion on nle, Mrs. ci1 yton Athey and Judy, Court Street. M'ra. TDm Hoffman and son, !AWould the Department of Highways accept the Laurel CUff toy Darling, Mrs. Sara 1 Daw!on, road as their obligation? We are told tbey would be jncllned Mrs. Editlt Roush, Mrs. Iva Cape\0 look favorably upon it. But this is hea·rsay only. It is a way hart and Cathy, Mrs. Harry Capeout. however, that might he exp1ore_d . In that way Pomeroy h~rt. Mils Gnldye Hart, Mn. E. C. could have tts cake and eat it too . Riddle, ~s . Thelma Capeha."t, ' . Rev, and Mrs. K. J . secott and Mr. I n any event peop Ie of Pomeroy who have defimte opinions IJJd Mr•. F. A. Batey. on this Route 124 question should be present at the coming ICOUTS hearing, Nothing will he determined, finally, at that time. But ~he Cub Scouts recently were what evetyone ha·s to say will be written down for later study. entertained at the home of ~ra. i'be hearing wnt, in effect, be Democracy in Action . Come Wyatt Chadwell with a Valentine out and help put it to work. Party. Flowe rs were ma~e for the BIRTH ANNQUNCIMENT A innan second Clast~ and Mr.>. I ' . '· '"'If!',//1- --------1. ----·. Lhool "~a doy. Attending were Bobby Grimm ~ r · OGDEN', Lltub--City employe, Ruth Capehart, Jrwm Capehart, GET RESULTS TRENTON , N. J. - New Jersey !cad s thn nBllon in percentage of furms electrified and tops all ea~te rn ~tJte& in the average num· bcr of kilowatt hour11 of electric· it.v ust•d monthly per ftlrm Cu!!;· lomer acrording to the dote'<; ) Furm Electrlficutlon CouMil . ____.______ _ '-==~~ .,_.,..! lutt Drive lo Ptn•trate free World Economlccdl1 Bptclal to Cflltll'rlf Stt Underdeveloped Lor1dt Target of Kr1mlln PrrMt Trachn As,ociatlon W ARIIINQTON- A new Ru.uinn m11.neuver for penetrnting- both poUttcally and econonur&l\)' ·-lhe und~n"tleveloped countries Ot lht tree world hat not 1one unnotic ed In Wnahtngton. . J:xamplea of the new Kremlin rnove11 wel'e ita agreement! with EJYpl to eKclu:mge &l'mnment~ for ('ollon a nd with But·nta to M· chanre tochnlca.l uatetance and mn n u rae tu~~ed l'oodll tor rice. Oov• emment of'fldn.lt point out Uutt an Important aspect ot tlllll aew Soviet drive I• l11e wllllnt,rne" of Ruula to aceept aplcultural 1:1\ll'pluaet~ 1uch aa rice, eottoft and wool, ft-om underdil\'cloped ~ountrle.t tnt• capital I"OOdl, annam en l1 and technical ald. 1\td China. Ill al80 on the move. ,.._ccordhllf to the Arrlcultu,. departmtftt\ Rea Chlna Ia now maklnl{ a vtroroul ttrurt tG ahlp l&r&'tr (lUM UUts oC agrtcul\urat prodw::tJ o.broad. Piilipin&' recently nea·auated trldt t.rr.ementa with counlt'IM In Weat Europe 11 well 11.1 With Japan. Intlla, Ceylon, P&klllu lAd M&1aya. 1t should be noted that thtle " " " play 8. •lt&1 rolt In U. S. t'o relgn trade. In reoent yeara, Weat European 11nd Far Eaat countrlel hav• aecounttd Tht Kttmlln tor about three-tourtltl of thli eouhti'Y'I ''"" export•. ot· around 12.2~0.000,000 a year. Ptlplnl 11 thu1 conducting a detet·mlned campa.lrn to outRell Utt Uhlttd Stale• to It• lonr·ttmo nlllt'keh, principally In 1oybean1, rice, tobae<~o, VCI&etable tal~ arul oila and to 101'1\t deirte, dt'led 1111· • • + • ltED OHINA'~ one ·tlme laadlnJ' ,tltpol'll- tta and allk·- 'nYO 01' ar. not produced In lht United Statot. However, lllme or Ameriu'" IMport&ll.t i.lllts whiCh &111 rocelvlng economic help lt'OM thl1 CO\In• try do compete with Pelptng In th8liO crof14. Aecordtnr to ttle ArrlcuUure dl'pertment'w Fot1illft AJrieuhural urvke, Communlet Ctllna. now UJ)pear• to be rea€:hlnr and tMted• tq Ill prt-wMr Mg t·Jcultunl tlt'oduc \lon levela on an oveN\11 bull. TnmtnCIOut •lt·ld~.:» are htl..ng mude In Ptlplnl''l acrtonllural pro-- JramJ. It I• up to Pelptnr to doclde the dlepoaltlort ot llrrtculhtral pro• du~Uort: •lmllarty with tht Kremlin. For 1\td Chlnr-, otrtclala I'Mett, thle meana thG.t agncultur&l exporh will be puahed to make the nec:euar,: purch&.~~c• JLbroad ot th• lnduatl'le.l ~ulpment and eon· JtnJCUon matorh~l& which •re nt>Othlry to make that country mort Hlf ·IU.ft'klen t. • • • • BY WESTERN STA.'SO ,\ItO!( Rf!d Chin& II a foM -deOtlt nat\01\. NevertheltN, If ll 1<;-c\t~ 11 c!' n obtain aome political or economic advanlap ovu the WeK t , ll can and will 1tep up Ita fann eKJI()r\.11. Tht conventional tnode dt · mn~~ls In Communist Chln11. h1we (lvcn way to .f Ovtl'rLment h nllinlf, which, like Moacow, II ll',Yinl' to u.,l food u a political and eo:onumlc woapon to win a plate tor 1tltlC In world dlplotr~•cy, 'l?J• w!U continue to l111.ve s~ l'lnu.• ~ompetltlve etrcet1 tor United Ita~ aJrlC1''al:.li11.l lt ~:~.ch'l~. \",·n ll tt Red China Ia trying to be.Uifl tht 1Untted E:.tattl in ltll d~allnt;~ with fr~ world countrlea an~i0\11 t.o o\ttaift llttded food IHJt•p' u:ll, much of Pl.'llptns:'a tl'ade 11 with the Co~~~~~ ~io<: powtu. fol' ft ,•d Chma, the!!~ C'o untrle$ do Mt poueu the L ~~i~~~ot~:;:~~:~~~; equlpzl'\~nt whte h~uon Petplng .'10 Pttptnr de,.per. Ulat Washtnrton olfltl&ll ~ .Arlene and Murl Litton, Diane and Barbara Bostic, Mrs. John Morgan and children, Mra. J. Bostic and Diane Divers . MIITING An Ofrlclal Board meeting was held recently at the · Neff' Havf'n Church. The board members discussed building plans 'tor the church and plans were made to aeeure needed materialk. Tho~e appointed to oommlttee to dnw up plans and present to the board were Ray Darling, Wyatt Chad· well, Alton Bonney, 0 . J . Howard Jr., and John MorgAn. A thermO· meter graph will be erected to aMw progress of the project VA'-INTINE PARTY A Valentine Party was held last week ot the Methodiat ~hurch '" the Juniur Choir with Mrs. John Feb.,,;4 Blue and Gold Dtnner. The ·MQrgan and Mrs. Wyatt C:.:hadwel! group had a Valentine ·Jinx and exchanwed · Valentines . ; Refresh· mentl! Wt!re served to Jim Fry, ing were U.al'bara Howa 1·d, Diane Richard and Michael Matheny , Divena, Mlllcolm Sayre, Christy Gary Bntey, Phil Coo'ke, Rodger Howard, Diane and Barbara Bostic, Black, Mickey Beach, Bobby Grin· Paul and Jim Chadwell, Jean Morst.aad, Charlel McFarland, Larry w;an and Mrs. 0 . J . Bostic. FrY. Terry Cunningham, Ronnie DINNER Stein, MauriC'e Clark, Paul ChadA potluck dinner recently was well, Raymond MrP'arland, . Mrs. WIIUam McFarland. Mr11 . Thomas heltl al the Method bi Ch urch for Qrl.nsteld Mn. Phil Batey and Mn. membcn ot th e Md ~odiat Youth F'ellowship. Attendin g were JeanChadwell. !tte. Arlene and Murl tJtton, Bob- o. Its etrorte to exptnd Ill \radt wltb the tree ?.ee DINNER I by Grimm, nUth C~pehart, Ed· Jlarry and Herman Layne wore 1die Capchart, Wanda Roush, Rev. rl!c:ently entertained with a birth· ' and Mrs. A. A. Angle, Mr. 1'1nd day dinner at tho Harry Layne Mts, John Mor g~n anrl rhii·Jren here are going back to schooJ-and apporentl:r enj'9yinJ!' it. Offtcial'i say 300 of Ogdeit'e 3SO cit)' wol'k· ers have Wen part ID pereounel administration, government adrnlnistralion, public relations •ml slni.ilar course• ofrered at Weber Coii,Je, Th~ claslleJ .re optional, but college credit t.s given fo· those who want it. ·· ' USE SPACE IN "' ~ THIS NEWSPAPER . -~" •r·;:::·~, ·' cr'JHOW"" ,,,,., ., 11 ;:J " YOU 1 :00 Toda,. 7:00 Ttlday by hte tlty is ~ed to make the Old stlte Hca~e look u it dUI ~ day1 of tbiie Am«i.eanRe\lcll:.. . 1 CHAN- I D:UO Romper Room 10:00 Hom:.~ 11:00 The l'rke Is RlJht ll:30 Truth or Conaequenl!f'l 11:00 The P·iee II Right 11 :30 Truth ·or Coneequeneea 12:00 Tic Tae Dou1h 1~ : '" Could Be You ID tdditlon. Pomeroy 1:? :00 Tic Toe Doufh h 1:00 Con·.reat %1Qil C•mere Goes to School 2:10 Tenne.aee Eruie Ford 3:00 M&tlett: Theatre •=00 Q-n for 1 j)ay t:45 alodera Rom;.aeeJ 8:01) com.d; Time 11:30 My J.Jtt)e Margie 8:00 Woterfrom fi :SO News Picture 1):45 Sport1 Eye 8 :5D Wcatbertast 'l:(tO Mayor of· .the ToWTI '7:31) Ttle Xavier Cougat Show NBC Ni-_WI Hiram R(flidQ Jf'l""er J(aowa Best ~ralt '111efl"e •tf..t1 u Y+ar 1:4te O'Henry PlayhOuse Ne•• He,dllno lf:"':tllerelll Pfeil lt'ol: Ton~ght u::io !11.,; i>ll .... a:ao TO SELL~ ............ ..... ......... :I. ::- ~ w ·~ 9·9 0. ~~~= off five well-kbo'fll type1. Red pine burned the futelt an dtbe m01t. Donny Jelfen, - of JIT, 1ll4' lin. Dkk Jelfin, bu ..._... 10 ' ld. home from HG!Ier • ~ wben be w11 lobn wlllJe wlfm wlll be apP - 4 !.1 eooperatillr; • for ita bundle lfter to Ute coUnty .repreHDLl- . ' ON OnyourDiol Your To - . • 12i1o Noob News 12:15 Nelghbon 12:30 Llberace 1:00 FemJoine Toueb I:U Movle MIUnee . a,oo .. t.i~tuallnsl!rance HAROLD H. 11,\LL, Ageat P. _o. J!ox Ull, Middleport , PHOl';iE 6327-J! HEY . 8:00 I:So 7:11 £ Sunset · .. . Station , HEARD ~THE BIG LADIES' RAZOR ' I 4!'90 Super Serial TiOK" 5:00 MICke}' MI)UI~· CluJ) 6:1)1'\ Jtuftalo Bill Jr. 6:30 carttYin Club 6:4~ Five Star Fin1l . 1'!5 Johr Dal:v & the JlleWr 7:SO Shf!r1lf of Cochlae -·, • the Nnt 8:00 9:00 9:30 10:00 8:30 l~:OO I 11:00 11:11 II:ID Thearr. ta 12:1B stn ott 11:30 MASON CLINIC . MID,IIltnt: . llrt. , C'larabel:e Hq.dJon Pctmer~. February 2J 1 Mf"'n M!l~r. lllddleport, Febru-. lf'Y.21: Mn. Shltley Coleman, Midd)!port, J'ttbruary l; J11per Ho'" dhar, Pl. Pleasant, February 23. lllehat~l Top a treat with old-fashioned .hard Slluce I A contribution waa made to the Heart Fnnd when Jane Howell Tent Dauchtera of Union Veterau MondiJ' evenJq,· at the DAV .,. / '' whac:lowif'use ihe Goessler: Jewelry . WAIWADS ~EGUL1R Court SL SWISHER-LOHSE . DRUG STOltE Pomeroy E. Mabt St. Pomeroy U4.95 VALUE WITH PURCRMl£ SCHICK "25" • $29.50 • CHOICE OF COLORS ' COLLfNS J.EWELRY N. !Dd Ave. Phone 8023 . . Middleport ·etrcue Danny Thomas Sherlock Holmes Air Tlms '3'1 10:30 Frankie Lalne 11:00, New11 of the Nl,lht Is Honored On Eighth Birthday ·· THEY'RE r,mln.lne To'\cb 1:415 MovlP Matinee . 3:00 Afternocn :;'11m F<P.atlvd • i'ln·al w P:C)o Neighbors ' Don Swisher j'1'/"H_,; ') • Cartoon Club J..U~ereoe Wells. · . · . · Tbe ne-.t JqeetiDg wm be Ilardi 2 ,18!51 at 2:00' P. M. at the home of loDnie·Sue Tbomp•o•. OFElR.L . . ll ' . Noon News MAfJ i~TOWNj Thornaa 'lind ~e 'dvi10r.f(rs. Hen- GALS .. ll:f:t Sign On 11:45 12:10 12:15 12:30 1:00 Club 'i;ao CHANNEL I He·s the only upon. . Alter the ~e~Una refrethmeats lhrere lll'Ved by lit~ JUII!or t.o.d•n . I'-"••• Murri);&Ddllorio ·AIIIlo'felk to ,qt,ose mentlo,aed: abun, S.n~ " • WHTN-TV Atterhoon film Fe1tlval · Serial Tlmo il~~:l~Moute Club 10:'11 .o. PI- II ,,.,.. 10. Mart- .Uglltnltlfl Rotl Jp ~ ~J:l-l!~fe·news WHTN·TV CHANNIL II 11:+1 SliD' On 11:411 Cartoon Club 1:® Sunrise < . liYS A Ho ···· E·, OF YOV':}~~ , lNf_ AN\'PU.ca . _ DEUVEIED lit .within 100 mll<ts, for o~lt If:You·Hur~ .~. ~ Hurry .to \ $ioo · ·.0.~ Dwaln, to Hudson of 21. i''eb. ·,~owl DINNI~ ' Swept·W;ing,wagons wlt~ the · Observation Lounge 1 .........................._____ ·--. --·-------------- ---. -- --------- .......... _. __ - ...,...... ' • ... < ' A IUI"Jll'lle birthday dinner bon· ortd lln. J. H. Farley, Sunday at the tlome of Mr. and Mra. Billy Jee Howard. Mn. Farley Tecelved man, Jl)ve1y Jlfta. Attendlne Nere Mr. and Mre. Joreph Ella• of Ma· aon, Mrs. Emogene Cretwe and VIckie of OaiUpolle, Mrs. Howard Burris, Mr and Mrs. Farley of Jlt. Pleaunt and Mr. anil Mn. I ·• are alike/ Up comes Dodge w!th i lltring of sweptwing sweetheal1a just teeming with Autodynamie ideas. •New ideas! Practieal Ideas! ldea.s-Hke the Obeervation Lounge with ,..fAcing Spectator .Seat..._ jirsi important c/tongt in otaoon IOaflott8 ill rears! You have never aeen, felt. owned anything like themj Wlto lop sla&n IIJdgotl3 Fun I • uoward. BIRTH Mr. • nd. Ml'l. Lewis GUlland art annouftelnJ the tilrth ot an 8 tb, 8 oa,, aoa, leflery J,ewls, Saturday at Koller Hospital. The Gilland• alto haw two daui ht er~. :Wiat..rt,kl ' arandpai'tnta are Mr. and Mn. Dallas Rtu••h ond ·pQternt~l gTand, mother Ia Mrt. Ella GiHand of IS'WB.PT• 'WIN'O '57 I . ' University profeJIOfl receatb eoJDo pleted tnta on the flammabWtJ of Chriatmu: trees. They touched and HiJh Sdlool Elemeot.uJ StUB "lliJb Sdwol WHTN-TV Chonnel13 tso ·--- WIDDIN. M't. and Mn. Cheater Weaver ate anneuneln1 thil! marrla1e ot their "on, Airman 2/C Vlrru Wea· ver to Mildred Taylor, daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. Henry TaylO'f ol M~ Alto. The '"ddlnr 100- pla'f D at Rlehmond, lnd. Mra. Weaver is a lfl'aduale of Ripley ~11-" SChool while ~r . Weaver It a Wahama lftduate. f'GUowlng hil furloua~. Airman Weaver wili leave tor Tbtula Alr Bue, Green· Jan d. MIITINCI The MYJ' of the New Hlven M,et~ilt CbUreh mel with the Youtll of ~~ Leoh Chureh Oh Sun· T""' T... ITHACA, :\. Y.....COrnell tehool cantrlbutions J:lementary, • · Bft E H t'IAVE ..._ Uert,ford. .aebools pve $:318.44, Klddleport tebooll $140.11, and tbe Saefti'J Heart School ,1• .30 12:30 It CotJld Be Y'lu 1:00 t::urren ~ 2J)(] Parsun'1:1 Stt.dy . 2:30 1'ennessee Erl" t! ford 3:00 M:atin"e Tbeitni' 4:00 ·Quetn for A Dar 4 :4fi M'ode"n R,omaneea !1 :00 Comedy Time 5 :30 My Liltle Margie 6:00' Flatt :md Scruggs Show 6:30 News PiC'ture 5:45 Sports Ey'<l 6:ri~ Weathereast • 7!00 Cruncb and Dtl 7:30 Dinah Shore Shn.,. 7:•15 NBC News 8:00 You Bet Your Uf~ 8:30 Dragnet 9:QO Peoole'• Choice 0:30 ,...,. Ford Sho..10:00 Lux Video Theltre 11 :00 News Jieadll~a U :t!l 'Weatbereast 11 :20 Press· tox u :30 Toni•ht 12:30 Sign Off c ............ ldgar Layne and Mn. ftAt,lph Clbb8 to Georce Jewell, Vic Street, Rev. Scott1 Otho Lelving, F. A. B1tey •llobPrt Cooke and thole named above. 8:151 Sta:n On WSAl·TV 8 ·!\.. ~D 0" 9:00 Romper Room 10:00 Home 1106TON'- lion lbltl NO,GOO II llelor opeol .. 1 "flc:HIIIltt.. proJect 11 - . . - Old st. te Houte. Built in 111J, th1J II OM of 8o<llon'o toj> IOtlri.ol attradl$11 Tbo rettoratioa. wort belnJ" cla1 Thunday CHANNIL I WIIAZ· TV J WHAT DAILY ~.~~ ~ S ~<!~D served bf Mrs. P'. A. Batey, Mn. Wednesday Among recent marriatie license applications In Mason County was lhe tollowint: Frank M. Imboden. 22, of Syracuse, Ohio, son of Nev.1 - - - - . . . , - - - - · - - · - - , - - - - - : - - ~ Ann Rowh Grimm and the · Ht:te WCHS-'PY CHANNIL 1 WCHS.TV CHANNIL I Earnest ~boden , and Lora Mae Warth, t8, H1rtlord, daughter of I:OO C.plalo ~~lroo 8:00 c,_ptain Kangaroo Roben Warth, Jr., and ll'reda 1\Jr· 1100 JJ~.q. Show 1:00 Morn ina· · Show ley Wo•th. 10:00 Gurj MfiOI'O to~: Oodfr 16:()0 Gir:rr Moore i . . Strike -t~... -:-__.:..__ _ --:_ 11~ !t BlebS7 10:30 Artbu"' "lodfreJ SOCIAL PLANNED l2:00 Valiant La4Y l1 :3Q Strike lt Rich A social wiU be held in tile lh· l2i:lf 1,.oye ot IJt.e 12:00 Valiimt Lady son t1ementary School on Friday 1 l!~~:~ireb ,_,,Tomorrow · 12:15 Love of Life evening, M::~rch 1, for the purpose 12':d f;uid'Jie Llght 12:30 lSearcb For Tomorro• of raising tund' to purchase unl- 1!00 ttaUe•a Jtltchen 12:4-15 Guidiae Light forms for the Cub Scout troop in l:SO AI T.,. World TurllJ 1:00 Kat,~·s !Gtehea Mason. Foods of many kinds wlll 2:00 Ollr Mill Broolu 1:30 As the World TurDI be offered for eale at the event. 2::3o 1J3UII.,ll&rty · 2:00 Our Mills Brook$ 2:30 Rousepr.rty ! s:oo · ,1.1le p1yoff 3:00 'l'be B.g Payoff 1' •BEK INFOIU!\ATION 3:30 Bob Cro1 ~y Show lliddleport H~gh School ~reniors 4:00 Brilhtet Day 3': 30 Bob ur01bv Sbow are a11kin1 that anyoae, who .eub- 44ft lleret Stono 4:00 Brighter Day serlbed for maJazlnes through the 4:30 ~dre of Ntaht 4:15 Seet:-1 Storm Senior clau and has 'ol reeeived G:OO 'lib- Early Sbow 4:30 Ed~.:o o1 Nh!'bt 5:00 'l'ne ~Ar1v Show a copy of the magazine&, contpct i$:30 Your Es.to ReportP the senior who took the lubsc'rip- 8:43 Sportl! Parade 6:80 Your ~Slit. Rep1rtet tion. The publishing comp~ny has 8:55 WeGtherman 6:4!1 Sports Pande sent word that they will contact '1 :00 Jlll Corey Show 8 : ~N We::lberma:t ' 7 :00 Ned Martin Sports Show , the peraons who have su~crip- ':15 Douglas F.dwarda 7:115 Dnus:l!"j .Elwards ~ tionS with Co.lliers and the Com- 1:30 Giant Step panion-which have been with· 8:00 Arlbur Godfrey I Frlnclt 7:30 Sgt. P.-..ton of the Yolo• fl :OO Bob Cu~gll Sbo-... drawn·· from pu'blieatlon. 9:00 The Millionaire 8:31 Climax ~!i:o;;;;.ii~~?i;o;;~~:;;;;;;:;;~ll 9:30 Tve Got A Secret ~ :30 , r.layhq' 110 a. . .· 1l;OO ·tfp to Minute p~ 11 :05 'Seannln the Weather · \.):OG Sfflnntng the Weather 11 :10 The Late Sbow tl :lO 'l'be Late Shew reaidence. Those altendinJlt were and Mrs. WYiltt Lhndwcll. M'r. and Mrs. Robert Layne and - - - - - - - - -·- -··· ~ ........ _ --~-~ ----~~!!""~~~"l"'~ J children. Mr .a nd Mrs. Roland Karr lnd Debbie, Mrs. Otto Grimm !:1 .:.1'~ 1 · J:-l r.,~, Mlll. H. L Pyer, Mr. and Mrs . •l :I:' :.<1 -1 lt l;I U I H.; l'! ' 1 -1 l • ~ 11.' ·• Carroll Adams and son, Mrs . .B. 6. Vtaoou.l ~ ·.L. ~"J[I :;.. <_, ~ 1111 R. Vance, Mr. and Mrs. Herman 1. wa.,..,am '·: l -:t:1: :': . < j: La)'ne, Mr. and Mr!l. Harry Layne tt'l '";1 .l , ,. "l}J"' 8. CrownNW and John and Jim Layne. 'J [) :'I ll! 111..1 I'T. Tendert IB'!Irl.) '.'\1 '•: ~-: :HI C'1 "1 ;' BIOTHIRHOOD 9. Dlq'race :lt.Stnd :n tt: .u ,: :·;:: l 1 . Alcended abr'Q&4 The New Hav£"n EUB Drolhcr· • . r~ ·~!ry·:· : " :-! l lB. C""l hood met at the church for thr•ir ,:1:·;.: " ~ t··r PI 1 18. Trte f.1: 1ii'':'•: 'J•'l ''lll• ·February meeting. Halph Gibbs '\,'.'1 \ · ~ : \· L 11 18. Pant for h . HawaJ.. J•d the proeram wlllch was fo11ow....lh ed b)' ~ dllcuselon. A quartet of 21. Portlon Edgar Layne, Harry Miller, Ralph Glbb• . and John Hoffman , sang ~- \IOICinON 37. Anotent .... 1everal sonJa. Carl Gibbs al•o sang !-.1 lOr.) a few aoloa. Refre1hmenu wore as. Jnoclt se. 11)1 ..., "' pam • • lliotooli '-'lfflnt WCHS-TV Channe08 .AI"" .r"" .1"1. ,,.. ~ ~~r~t~r:s~~~~:i~~~ .. " , W.RliAU ut ...h .. ..> _..; ' /"" FARM NEWS 1 J am~s M. Love of Ara.ar Ill o, Tex· as. are Announcing the biHh of 7:.l the :r fit~ t . ~h~d, a son, 6n lut. S:M Wedn eJ da)' at the U. S. Air Fol"t"e I a:30 Base Hospital in AmtriUG. The 9:00 newcomer weighed R\'t•n pounds . 1o:OO j ne ou nce 111 IJ;lrth . Patertral l0:30 grandmother Is 'Mts. Tbenna · Lev~ ~i :OO of Mason . and a paternal great tl:IS grandmothfr it Mrs. ttarrMt j U:ie Roseberry oC Mason . 11:21 I • • TELEVISION GUIDE WSAZ -TV Chon"e13 Day Book Daily Se~tinel. ' DEVOTED TO JNURESTS OF ME•GS-MASON AREA Steam is rapidly fHJing local air .. • ' • ,_Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Feb. 27, 1957 - · • & '' ; ,. . . . .i .. ' .. . If PWPPZ Pii:Tif·A Wll If PKCitR• qxC• If PWI'ri ,,,L.CRIIPI WH N .' VllPO·-OCXIIOO t'CIIo•wro. . ........,,.....,_•.=a~ '· ' i ·i· ,. ' ' . ,, ·:I '' t ; ',• ' ...t,...... . .. 1,1.. ' ..... ' ' • •• • • RAWLI.NGS SONS ., .. ..·,· • ' ,ANY . . ' ' .. Middlepirt, 0. �• .~ • t _. . -· ... _,.._ "" · - • " • •T •• . ... .' ---·--~· • 4--DailySentlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Feb. 27, 1957 ' BY TannehlU Last Saturday 1 few hours be- s,.ft f. ..· I · FIG NT JO:SUL..S :rf r ,t,; DeMarCO Hiked lnt N I B'd For' TI'tle Sh t , aza GO I ROCKET I 1• 8 LET ART W y• .' SPORT •• COATS Coach Fired, Said See Our Line Of PlayeJ:S Preferred Touch Grid G~Jme LEVINGTDN, Va.. UP - Bill Chipley. wbo was fired •s head lootbaD coach ot the libt'S IVY J••4GUE SpORT· $HilTS $18.95 to$14.50 With Slleri C.Dm ''d•empb~ Pomeroy, Oblo 120 E. lllaiD Bowll'ng Hl'ghll'g.hts' ·- ----- . I' POMI~OY Ll""'~i '" mt, !' t;f. I'' 1·~ ~·. ~ .~ :•.: 1 9ttllib' Ill -~ 1!11 · ·.' a w. ·J!l._ Ul il!lliiO · w• OlbH • · •• !Ill jump·ohooler, hrnUihl new ...rt honora to tbe Carollaa,t tOflu, Rooepbluth had all !he · ,lutcl! polnto In hlo bi~ of 110 'flattdu nJaht to lead North carolina \o dramotlc vitloi'J o¥tr 'f oroet-pullln, the natlon'a . ~o. I loom luit one I!IOI't win alii)' from a perle<! aeuon. And WAllace, racklna up 19 polnta for South Carolina lo o DR·96 triumph over The Citadel, ! HOBBIES TOYS ~~ Sets "'··d•-' ,,. ,....,.. ''" :!:'~1 !""P It 1_,. ·.... ".. · 39c ti4MI- Sets $5.45 flfctlon Can · · · · 98c WI..W• Jumping Bunny · · 98c •OCIIan · ·· · · · 75c Th,e na ··sub far a, Aluminum C1mplne All SHOOTS ..... .1':9$ •• Jill rl'41»t~ .... . spo~Ts 1 £1NTt:R · Wl!!ltt f-. Thlnlt Of ...... , fl~ ~· reeaptured tbe national baaketb~l Tlllek .,.IIi. .. ..-.. •• ' 1WJ4dleport MID St. ) AT TRO\' Bellefontaine 48 Gieenon .of2 Tecumseh 59 Eaton t8 Xenia Central 11 Greenville 4:1 AT o•NNISON ' AT tOLI!IJIII\11 Columb111 LJnden 57 Marlon Fra~n 30 Kt. Vernon M· <iit\v,port 118 I..T 4'1'HINI Popteroy ill! ~· .~3la-'on ~ llelpre 110 La~·~! 48 Albeas 75 lAWII!I , ' A'f Hlll'rlliiOiml . Wheelerabur• !Ill ilockhlll 40 Portomouth Eul 48 Waverl7 40 lilll•boro 32 · G<eenfleld 31 AT GIIANYILLI W••t·~~ .1'1 !:o!lltlloa u Clrc~~ HIIJ8 Rrlqepori a ·iJie alre Iqa . CLAI$ A AT POitTSIMiuTH AJI.IIIua.A11• St-.;s-n Dow $69.t1V.GIH 1991! NEW YORK UP - Ga"' Thumpand Jimmy Krebs of Southern Methodist be- 0 CompJ- wilhll lwdwan. indullli•• JDeu•atic door c:heck, ouc•id• •Iumia•• came tbe first players named for the We!t aquad today for the annuaJ Eut~West All-Star Baslretb11l Game at Madison Squart Garden, :Marc'h so. dOoM jamb. • Jluqed Ctl!•.-ranioa. c:ww • .. thick. • ~vent qakkiJ from IIIDnl d., to.,.....- . wu the 1ueat of Vr. and Mrs. Al'(!h Jt.oush, thursday. HOGG & ZUSP.AN ·· Melvin P-?netutter spent Wed· nesdey night wltlt. his family. ¥r1. Libra Gtbfts was the guest of Mr. ,.d Mrs: Tobey Myers on MAnRIJ.LS IN(:ORPORJ.TED · j'riday. Ia The Pearl Of Muoll City 41ic:e RobertS HQitored On Her 83rd Birthday • A birthday dinner ~as. given for Mrs. Allee Robert formerly from ~itro, , West Virginia on Jler 83rd. ~lrth~y ·)',b. 24tb bf.h!r aaultb· IW •. r;;thyl CiJ;ter or CheSler. Ohio. · · ' Tho.ae wh9 attended the dlrmer were: ·Mr. ·and Mn. A. J. Carter '\I'd 1!11\!IY. ll!r. ap~ ,Mrs. William ;• ~d "'!n, . Mr. Bu•ler Rq~ ert1·1 all of Chel1er, Ohio. Mr. lDd '. · Mrt; Wihnle Holsinger a.nd famlly ; LOSE . .A VALlJBLE ARTICLE · THEN TRY THE WANT : ADS! lillger .ilia ·aon; Mr .anct 10"1. SoJ BiJ:le,y :aR4 aoP,. Mr. and O a fewdllllllflmore ·than the price of 'i' smallercar-forab~ tiod.brawny Bll!.,.l :P\It 1 that's just part of the news. NLY MrsJ Rbb- ert ' Van,. M~tOr ·and ·lainiiY .al\ · Ql ~davUlet ~io.. Mr: . · Mf't. ' · '· *' '... ..~ ~· .W,bb iu>d . •nt~e tl '1' " ,,Q. ~Pt <if &acllle, M'N: 'lolneo carter from Loni I!Oitom, ·. - · · ·. ~ ' ' fit, th~ •mannt tomfo". Arrow , --;.,~., 11.rro In wtt1l ... ~ "San· O~lo; Dovhil 'tucker a~d daughter, WJWam Valen!ine or.~ family all ftom Nitro, W'eat Vlr(Jlnla. qi !i)lrlalld 10 J!un!IDflilil d'fp. 118 Jl!>omlngsbqrJ '72 Oal[ Hill !13 AT SPIIINOFI.LD Frantll..-.Monroe '72 Anna 58 Bradford 118 St. Paris 48 NewtOn 75 Welt Manafleld -t4 AT ZANEIVILU fottet" fabric ~,Uil'f tl.aCI the engineen went all~ WliS in 1111ki111!1!lie ~iff Jream ~IJr o/1/oe 7811r to Jriv11. New engine--qew Pr.'do~• ret~pon&e-~~ew ~re ing-new ride-more than l50 other chuaitcl!~ that make this, in fact, the 11!Q11t aompletely new Buick in ye~red at a price level that lllU. it literally true: if ypp ciln afford any new car you cgtt 11/Jortla Bui,;k, And what a buy you11 get for your money! See your Buick dealer, take the wheel- and find out. 1 lrp .StaUon d I •N•• Ait.'Awctd Varl66l1 Pik.la ZJrti4tfOIP U f~ '"'-lf DVJ~a~o¥' BW.t•e.aildi .od(lf, u .. ltG'IUiani RNt~mai&ar, s:..~ aRII c••• "~- optiQotetll .. '* •HHt •~tro eut 111 til• S,.cttl. 'dftveltngthl. buuon-thl'\l J.'l)<'km •pd "dd!t- BUY OTIIERS . S3.95 up titd! ~«<•~< $J50 DOWNIE-GROSS, Inc. . ... IN 15 WHIM AmR AUfOMOIILD All •Itt lUlCK WilL IUilD TH1M 1\UNUTES I 'I'~J: ' --~JTJl'-4)' L----.-POl ARROW SPOlT SHilTS----' .. ' '·• ,, ·'- "'~ ' -' ·_ . ' ,A.n this t~ ~ , _ engineering. But wiiCI'e • OIL FilTERS .... · .. .... ·.... · $1.19 Ul • BRAKE FLUID · ·· · · · · · ·· · · · · ·· pt. 49c . ' . Do you knowdlif f~ Buick-ilnewtronldte rubber upP ' ,That it baa an all-new.\!ociY-and a Windel'ie41 wl&b. ·over 200 aquare ~ lint vWbilityf Do you know i.. J'I!Of line is hu;/oes lower- yet tl!ere's full U.~, lt~grqGm, footrOOID for .U 4i~t passengenP · • MOTOR OIL .. · .. " ...... · .. 2 gaL $1.79 ' Am~rir:a\ r.,vorltt !ttfUfl tftin lrads 1h~ way in Jht ·~tbttt Po111erer, ·o. 1 1... MqiiTH$ e~~ · •uNDNISS hltuo'l ollmlno~ '* 'lng tor MI'JI. 'l'he!tqa K,l.tlfll..ll!. whp clolma It f'VOII ~ \loll '*'"l'lltiJlg ".,. of ~... Thla aert88 ahowa her &t tlie lkh.iai:J.uet Bkt lodge IQ Pl.ttatiU,, Mull. 'Usually her akllng companion atay1 10 to ~ Jardlln front ot beT, ~idlng her wl,th a small bell. flntematlomtiJ AT w•STilVILLI 74 S<loto Twp. 72 81 Ghestervme M $PIC:IAL5 $$.95 THI! ~lEN'S S~U ,;;;::;;:,fmde:at:': 1-'llen ~ amooth11 doWIIblll, on be:' o:"" Udl time. Coltbocton Sacred Heart 86 "G•iltCII'tW' r:u~ IIIIo. South Z!!!esvllle n Dea1:er$O'fli 71 Hopewell 82 ARRQW «ollar 1i~:ea, of ' emer. In fit and lash IOtt @t:Dtle IU,Pf'IOrL" · Kr. and !lin. Bob RlchardiOl\ an dcblJdren, Parkel'8b1Jl'l• j:alled on Mrs. Fannie Taylor recently, Tbe Walter Friends ea11ed on Mra. Emie GfiPJ.m Thuq:day afternoon. Mrs. Virsinia Sayre of Mason Dover 7Q Uhrl~havllle 118 . 4T liloST ~~Y~IlPOOI, ~·t L1 "'pool rib Mingo Junetton 57 Steubenville Central Catholic 68 Mr, ap~ ,Mt:S-. Clln!on lfolsi"'e; Toronto 53 a~d:r,.DIIIr, )lr. aild Xra. AIYa Hol· rfoht exactly Cotton brl•f•·-••· per-Aoft, doaigned for ..cO!Qfort io actjoo .•• $1.00 ; Cant1111s · · · ·· · $2.98 118 acorln1 lead fr Ill11111 Joe Gibbon. . om 1ppl'l - · · ·· 98c up , • 1 I I ct ..!! A A Tournl'!tn•nts AT CIN~INNATI cinolruliu •.Hug!Jtt it Mariemont M ON I! McNicholas 6A Harri&on 47 OF THESE tramllton ee WoodWard 66 Norwood 69 WyomirJII 41 Cincinnati Roger Bacon 815 Talawanda 32 Cincinnati St. Xavie-r 71 OR Cincinnati Western Hills S8 AT DAYTON Middletown ~ Oakwood 38 Dayton Wilbur Wright 4g f_rafi.Tint , I Miamisburg 45 Dayton Chamlnade 6D Da)1on Stivers 82 AT CLEYILAND CleveJand Cathedral Latin TO Cleveland East 48 . ~I!Jlanoa- ..... -Co" · South Euclid Bru;,sh 64 . Clevlland Luther~ 60 Karr & Van Zandt a!" \ Lighweight Kenny Lane's mllna-1 NEW YOil.K UP ·- The Nation'. gfilr • Jack Kearna, has po1ted a al Basketba)l Asaociahon dub ' $~().000 M:Uarantee for a hUe bout own~trs, in t'heir annual Februarr w1Lh champion Joe Brown on the · b . eve the tni:lianapolis 500-mi~e ~~i~~·~:~p~~e, auto raCP. [! the proposed bo.u~ 18 rightA to WHt Chamberl4in one. held, the scores of the pfflclals he has been ~aduated from tlw will be announced between rounds u · f' .,. for the firtt time in a title bout. mvenlty 0 anus. ' HAMID FIRST of lowa state .. -- -~-~~-- top REAFFIRM WILT RIGMTS By UNITED PRSSS THAN GOOOIES 0 • _I High School Basketball za. Two Shot Artists . New Honors 8nng To f'J...,lina S's sbut-in • zlmd" W11blnaton and li'< GO/h eral11 Tuead.a>· aft4!r losl,... 14 Df hjs past 15 gameo, blam'!'l ~art of his trouble today on an lnt,rfraternity touch football leacue. The f-ootball playert wlf!lre DJQre interested ln playing for th~ frtr ternities than for Waahin,toa and Lee, he told· the United Pj'e!f. L&Z SHOPS llf Court 81.. Paul Bleasiar of l'olot Pleasant was '- caller in tbe homes of Mr. ar,li Vrs. Ce~l and Mr. and Mr1. Calvin Bles&l~. Monday. Mn. W. W. Blaall, Jimmlf.llaala and wife and Jittft.Jn-law, Miss Anna Lee Rite ~it reeent cuestl or the WOllam BrOoks family. Mrt. Wilda Bl8S&In1 aad son, Larry of Albar,y, t~islted reeentlv with Lewia BlessinJ who is a ;~ 1 Ind., UP v of ;., shortolop ••• Dod•ero •ro--"" "f1!r ~ ' ·~ tram St. Paul fp lht Amerlea!l'..,. i1 f -.....1 ld u~o.t b .;~ RO(" tDn- ~yo wou · ~ ·~ prJ.· loqse ~ ·J'Ilila~lphia f~ ~ hands for theJr ••w Loo •n••,.. '"" .... -r~ C'lub in the Jla.cific Coaat Leagt¥.~ ,i, Spai.nhour and son-, Richard, Mat- points per aame, carl wolfe. met, Mr. Elwood Wal!on 11.nd Mr. guard, 21 per game . 1oe Ballard of tharleirton. ' Arch Roush waa a caller in the OFFERS $150.000 Cecil Ble-asi~JI home Monday eve· 1 nin&. NEW YORK. UP - Unless a ~r1. Merl Wolf~ had the mil- 1 MlnaeapoU1 civie KfOUp ran match f•rtune of breaking her leg on his $150.000 offer by March 13, Monday with she fell wbtle goina former big Ieacue manager Mar_to yiait a n~gbbor. t)' Marion will become owner of Genld WeiJ•nd was the guest the Mi.nheapolls Lakers pro basof Mr. and ~irs. Pred Rousb on .ketball team and move i1 elsewbere. Monday evenln1. · • $18.50 to $45.00 POST GUARANTEE TNDIAN/,P"LLS. ii The Ph 111 reportedly are inJ Boh Lilli1, a faney·flel VERO BEACH, J<"'LA.. UP E. J. (Buny) Bavasi, vice pre5ident of the Brooklyn DodJerJ, is expected Ul telillme trade U.lk1 with General Manacrr HD)' Hamty or Cbe Ph'1Iade1p hta ' Phillies Tbursda11 at Clt>arwater. ..---- /ore lh• Ge••ra• · 'ad 1eu •• 1• 16 01 · - ._. u r the first qu:arter mark, Lrailpd 80ball, and by 001 ,.. .r.tun 2,.• It 1•• ,.,.. # ~ at the three quarter mark. In the Sectional ClUJ A tourname nt I'""' had lour .... quart•r "" " ArmJ·ong ~u tush f~m J1 et'rtlin~ victory over , fouiA on hJs !!:houJ~n and h~d to Allen•vdle In the Vmton county hol4 rumself ln. It was then that touro1ment. Allensville had been 'Racine pulled awJ:y for the rat 2(l.4J before hitting McArthur . 16 point ed"e. . It will be the first Sectional '" tournament eame for botb cluba. Racirie got>s into the game witb a Arm!lronf, big, fast , and a g®d 20·1 record and a team 1hooting , shot, wil test the versatllit,- or percentage a shade len than .. 50~ over their aeason rouiP. It the btghe11t team perc~nta~e re. A ' • l'!l. ported to date in Ohio. or in th• Afr4..Iva Bos~on called on urs. nation. ..,, Et,heJ 'Fry, M9Jl~Y rnorping. In county leaeue games '6), Mr. ~nd Mrs. lves King had R- Cos~h lArry Morrison's Doug Gra· cently as their gue1ts, Mra. Maxine h~m. forward, bas averajlPd 16 American and Mlll'l! M'4e . , . , Flapnel, Wool, D~ron jllend Many Other Sprn!J Slfle4. . 1\...f CIW'l•• i Ann'e....U.I At Gettm' g D0dger F8rnl , Adam• Powt!l they did •arller thiJ year. throtllr -,. the Jtorln1 Of great Jack Arm· Atrnna ...- oMcArthur wi!l eom~ into !he SUITS R•f . . .. " ....: . M Have' Been · ;,;.=. 85c Bl,ND, BUT SHE-SKIS- - McArthur Touted As Tough Team After - Daily Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Feb. 27. Downing Allensville In Vinton Play Bavasi Seen In Further Trade Just Arrived! 1 - . _-, Cage Dish Tonight: Racine Vs Armstron STUDENTS' tt:, Ir t' At!tletle undorlbirta of oolt Swill-ribbed cotton. eua pnei'O\llo ly long, JUod,al)y Priced II a mere - I I as. I 1 lTailored for1· . comfort jn action' .." Racine'o Tomadoe• will 110 up G'"bam Sai<H ' I 1 ISl B I.Jateh.seen J : ! "-"1;ard For Toni'!!ht snLL' THE BEST • ~ • • -• By Alan Mawr . ·~J·~ <I .. a~•ln.t MeArthur ~onigh~ at 7 WoUe 1'u4 8-irch to the 'limit . o tlock in the Ohto Um J •rAI11Y Racinf! clipped Armstrong and nmrw.ium and try ~o do what ·McArthur Yt'b. ~ 66-~ but not be- A smoothly operalil!f 1'1111>1• ' 'Y Wildermuth bad one of hll besl If; p.apther J?aJketblll ~ r,P.lled nlJbtJ .fJf YtJ YJ!'~ and Bob Ellst· 6 (2-4) it; Sis$Ji ~ d»:DJ f ; ~as.tgaily Otler New Le(Xllljt.on ;rues· Il_l~IJ 4hJ :ye9Jnp~ work ~ Qtf"p· r~"' (1-~) 7; ~Dil~rrt 0 (Q-l) 0; Y nl&bt Ga~IJ n the ppeqlng s1vt IQd. def~~ve rtbffNP.4Una:.· .i\riold 1 (0-1) 2; P'Ofqter ~ (0-0) 2· &ame qf llkl Clfia AAJ ~U~l ~alll FPlm~ RltYe(mp,n iii "t._..., ~art{n 2 (1}-2) 4; Ke~f!'4y 0 (0-1) o: tournarnent )n the Dhjq UNiveraJ.ty a3JQ- w~Jile Cpa~ Jtel.tfln J•v' Jt· · , 30 (3-14) 83. · , ~• • star lof!~F~ JobQ relit l'~l: ,..; LEX.: S8VIi!Se s q:}-1) 6; Coach Die~ Ret~n 1 fl)l'l, led by for .'ouetter battlea "Jp Slater z (D-2> fi Par-• 1 ft).{)) 2; S. T. ~Qf]QSQP Wllb Jff polqll on . SlSs.Jn hit for two -1 , Id_m Mi¥~;o~Jh 1 (0.0) 2~ f)J&nk!~ 0(0-0)(); e~eht fJeJd '01'-, &~iF Uli~tt,~ by 1n the few minutes b• i:l)ayed.. GoOcbn 2 {o-o) 4; Joseph 0 (6-1) o· ~rry WildermpUJ III:.d Aaron' Buf· For New LeJJnttqa, !ltorta; a KpQver ~ {0.1) 2; ~tqtta 1 (6-7) 10~ fmgton with 14 each were never 1gusr,t ...-as the on)y 44~i1-9W pp- IJI?fl'elf 1 (f-8) 6. T~ 1f (8-21) in tro\tble after the fj.r.sl two min· pon. .. ~.a ean~lng a· tOtal of 10 utes. poJnta. Ploru club ~eQUid D9l flbd -~ _ .In other ct ... M, ramea last the !141 Unol!le•ll1 ••YII!!lf, IM>wmgbt Athens YW-theted • strong ever, pnd ~ eou,l,d ~t IJI~tfNe IJi :I Logan rally, after leading ~J·3 1 lhe ,q~~l' ~JUJU.,, P~tiier de. early in tJ,e a~ond qu~, to fense. ] win '75«5. LancaJter, fourth ~de~ 1n the . Pomeroy now move. lqlo HJllll· tournam:ent, with a ~ skeiq ~m- f!n~l pl~~Uriday ~)giLt 1t IJI;30 piled iQ /,he toua~ ~'ntr.-J Ohio :"d~\u 1" ~,atea 1•~ we@!k Leagu, p fY, was upst~ ~.f ~JP"e ~ b .. P«t 11 Y P po P.-b. and 150-4810 ~he ~bird iUDe pf t~t e\tet 1 aeu«m J'fJCOrd p~ ...14. If nJp.g. The tower~nr Belpre ~P(e, -~~:,r:i~~~ ~"- ,J:~,Dt~·r~~ ~aten Dec. f ln Racine b)' the Chnu tb mp Jded C .i'an be iornadoe1 81-85, amaued 1 -Wide 'tnrsc:: ~~rlipoUs !q!e;~e HOlJSTQN, rex;:~ Ro5J .ftarrla ead ln the first h~iilf ~pd fought night. s , y -185, Cut N' Shoo}, 'Jlex, ~gtp9f.llit: olf Lanea&ter in tb~ •ecojld , tO ed Joer Row,.j'i, . JkB: ~lladel· acrateh out the vietor)'. :' In th& other Sectlona.J l(Jurna· P4it JP. Laneaat,r Coac. JotJ.D PIJn~. In ment bracket Athena ~OVId . into ' fore Middleport was lo take on lhc Racine Tornadoes lor Lbe coun· ty championship there appeared in this column 1 remark tbat brought a thousand frowns, in eastern Mei~;s County. It was that Middleport s.aw a good chance_to cop the loe~J htle because Racme wu notorLously a "poor tournament team." There was no dark deaian in tbat statement. It Wi$ merely re· .,:ording of a fact, that aome fans e. 1 Hill ll- 15---37· Ca.st l--4-6: in Middleport, repeat, Middleport, Ar~oiJu:ldayd ~~l!:~:s win, Jerry Souiherland,l--0...-3i ~;iner i- 9 felt that Wa)' . Sports Deak dJd ~ot lor tb urn<' In IS best effort - t l . Totals· 14-29-57 , attach Jl'CBt signlflcance to H. Bull . t.s e •eason as he tlillied 26 Scorin.Q bY qus~en · . Montana did nol It's even doubt~ to pace Waha~a . Freddie W<~hama 18 .22 16 14 68' ful if Harry Barne1 did, altbougb of Buffa)o "':as hLih for the Buffalo 18 12 13 14 57 the truth or falaity of this rtf~r••:~lfwltbb3'1kpoonlo. cnce to Mr Barn.. bu D"l bee• di&JUII with hls aenlor atortors, pDfltlo• to meet Wo""'·-' c•tur ~ ·- ~.·.· a'o ro e away to an 18-16 dttermlned! "' ... pulled tile!!~ out early Jn the 1i'me day ail;'l7 p. "m, · and ji;t"'-"pe IY 1 ea at the end of the first quarwben Belpre was runnlag iway. the Lant!aster uPset, " • ti-lke ter but the Falcons came back in N"t result of the report frorn lnaertbtt junlon and aopflorilores Jackson Saturday at • :3o 1 ' the IC<ond pe•lod to grab an ad· Middleport WBI tbal the Torpa- with IIIU• prevloua game experi- The final• lQ ·tbal bf'~t .:-~'l:i ~v r.:ae ol eight pomla at 311-30 at 0 0, 1 d.., came Ollt on tbe Roor s,t- ence, Pllnke'a entry beaan to pull lind Alben1 . p~ylnJ J,t~ nNt IIUspemlo/. In ':l,•·t urdOy nllgl dele1'1)1ined to shOw up throuP tho lire and zip of the MonQay. · ' · · • tecond qu,rter which thai they were, <epeot, wore, a f"OU»caten. Vlf. aaw tbeDJ Lollyin11 22 polnta the 0 A drive-ln . llhot by Lancaoter In H & It PIR•ITON• 11!)1 l'al tournament team. They did. fhe laat IIC!Obcb, with the 100-.. Dalley 161 142 ui. ' ~' UP -Missouri v4), , •.o.no. lait 75 per te,nt of their 1 =·::::::~::::::::::: NEW YORK UP- Former wetNow to4ay Sports Deak has baen t-" .... s· I 40! ley CoJJf~nee OffttTals·bP.-rie~ up 11800 terwelght champion Tony DelMar· supplied wit)l authentic reeord• 50-fB, miased, or the game would 119 ~1 nf 481 110 Jeadl todq to • nunoted CO moved. ln Ill the division's No. 1 ~at ~ppear deeliively to i1UQ18l bl!!_ pnt into overtime. . :hip~ lo&Q l'J!J 118 o&h l@mbU~~ conn'8oUon . bY ' a IU,. eonttnaer tttday, replacing Johnny Racine has been an ex~Ueru ~ ...~led New Lexinrton 18-8 agg Y 1118 111 1110 4.51 pended ·referee, ' You'll Suj:on, another eK-ehampion, who tournament team over a lot morl! at tbe nrst quarter mart, M-ID at McElblnner J!lP lG8 1M 611 'qae, lu~e prefi4tnt, tbe Rev. •· d to thl bolfUme, 4i-2f ot the three-way Handicap 4t 48..,S _. 1110 L. ndenon of Sl 1 •ujo wu l'"uppe rd by Ring Mag· years than just about any Meip mark. Subatltutea played a eood Totals tJ:S ~16 U J' · U ¥1 ulne foJJowlaa: hit early kayo by County school you want tQ name. part of the final frame for both ROIINISON'S LAUNDIY ' • venig;_ ref ·~ to f!~e t1ie • chapapion CJrrntQ Balilio last Middlepprt f~ns deserve this 14- Coach Dick Betton anc't N,ew .. "'x's O'Brien IJl Ill 21, !MM re ~·· mmlap:~ner ~~Ellers for the weclr:. formAtion inasmuCh 1:.!1 ttiey ap- Loub Flores Jr I &4'" Scboenltb 1. td 188 ln Chicago to I'Uft down aceu,er. In the mlddlewei&ht division parept]y have been laboring under tor Poineioy , Aaron Bl,lffina:- F. Aadenon 1., ib 201 :~ of th~ re~eree, 'found no evllleiiee 141 ,131 4:aD to ~!f °r:,i~•t:m..:~!l.ee ·. had 1 Ellaworth (Spider) Webb was mov- a mpJJntalooue misconce~tipn as ton•1 ftoor work aa:aln displayed Will ed up from fourth to third behind per ;Raeine. And probably a Jot of why be was named the molt v•l· Gruese-r J28 180 zaa repllbtion tor inden.Madenee ·and Charley Hume, of France and for- other folks have been suffering uabJe player In the Sli'''ull' Lar- Wluins 144 1ft bU ~ mer champion Ray Robinson. Neal from a touell of the "deflate Ra~ Totals a ityj and qll.f be tile vietlm of Rivers w d d r 8112 U7'l l a "'wb •~bing Campa:lJn." " roppe •om e1ghth olne" •i•us. Thi• will help <o re• to lOth followmg a Joss to Webb vive them . Charley Joseph .of. New Orleans Racine's Meigs county clu.mp1 took over Rivers t!ll!:hth spot and , lonships: 1932 , 33 . 34 , Sf>. J(:, J 7, aa, INDUSTRIAL LIAGUI . Tiger Jones dropped from third 19, 40, 41 (10 strai!lhtt)·, then the . Rtaults ,..twvary 21, 19J7 to fourth . Ne~ York Clothina: 2, Pomeroy -------black years, with litles only in LionS 1 1944, 46j 48, 49 , 50, 54 and 57! Robln~on's Lttundry 2, H lnd R Ugl'ef, OXef, Ba•k n the dim P"'t belor• ·Firestone I I M there were many regulations con- SportJ Center 3, Pomeroy •Motor o [ troling po ~ t secmm p!:ty, and num" STANDINGS 11llf of gRmes played, Ra rine took Poll)erOy .1tJons 1J fi 11"' 8"2/ £'1 ~ top teaJU t[ophlc!'. in inv itn tinnal Robinson's 'L:mndry 10~ 7~ 1 and OUP 2'a."''"''""''"'' in 19llll. 27. and New York Clothing 10 8 quallhr way u •Pomerqy M<~tor Co. 9 9 . DENVF.R m• _ Toni.Qht's "allThe district~ or sectional champ- Sports Center a 10 of doing Jmp~ r llnl " middleweight bout be· ionship was won in 1932; di strict H & R Firestone 8 12 1 buslnaasl twc• ·n rirth rnuked nory Calhoun consolation winner In 40 II.Qd 41; Hleh Scores: There'• 1tlll nt;lh.int~: lile and Chorley Cotton shapes up to distrlet ehampionahJ.p iq 1183, re"llh ko'" • .RINlk!:ll fur pti!IIIUttl ur "" nnoth er tt•Mt between the slug· g~onal championship in 1933, re- Tewkabary 218 201 180 597 0Ut111ndlng pcrfonn111100, ~cr and the boxer. gwnal runner-up In 1932. O'Brien 18'1 183 214 584 · Aod 11111"11 ha more 1h11o Both ri¥hter agreed the verdict On hand for the disbelievers · W. Anderson 182 200 183 586 8 MU.fiml wllh tbe qu11litJ1" could mean a bil Jtep toward 8 arc two h"'e trophy east's In RA· Clatworthy 222 181 173 578 WIY WO lh.ll J'DU IOUfrwn nle Ld Hl'Yice. tltlr !Jout with champion Gene cine High' School chock full 1 of Glbbl 159J84- 198 MJ Fullmer of Weal Jordan, Utah. gleaming gold plate including ,. F. Anderson lbt · 89 202 1130 Ill ANO DIIYI THI 'S7 ward1 for girls buketball titles McElhinny 170 l I 188 St' and baseball cbampionshlp11 fo!" •Duerr 178 188 181 1S4G GREAT HORU ,01•1 OLD.MOBILE PARIS UP- P,baria n France'a whlcb there 11'0 no dtpendoblo POMIROY M01'01l CO. AT Bowen liD 158 144 4M greatest racr )Jorae whole off· reeords. And a note lor posterity: Coaeh Lohse 1" 18'7 180 494 sprin11 have won 256 races ln EngGI(C'J NEW MODIL ,70-ahown hereJM 180 180 4'75 !and lllld Funce, ba1 died at the of the Tornado eaiers for mo!!t of ·H arris PHONE 485 ol!ara olthor o new exlra-pi>W~~~·~ VB 134 U57 11~ 408 Fresnay-le·Btlffard 1tud farm the th01e great year,· in the 30's was IHunneJ or 140-h.p. Sb:, It hfa' runr cmntze Ules1 W. Main 81. Pom,.oy ~~- or hill birth 21 yean aJo'. Mr. Charles Hayman, preaently Houduhelt 181 1H 1\83 501' 4,500 lbt. front; US,OOO lba. rear. lt'a rt.tld local supervi1or of the Soulhern Total!l ·TB'J' 7ft 782 2388 tor 18,1500 GVW-ll•,ogo GCW ,..rt,; . S<hool Dl•lrlct. SPORTS C•IITIIt Satilfled? Clark 140 101 ·171 <102 t:. l\loKinh.,. 1112 1150 132 471 llr•nn•r 170 180 174 ~ T..,kol>a!'J 116 101 180 111'1 11. McKhiiloy Ill 180 176 471 I 'lfandlcop 10 10 ao 80 ~· · '. Total• e.1 eo1 8'13 a811 IIIW YOilK CLOTHING HOUU CJatwortlt7 222 1s1 173 576 '-"" u Duerr 1711 188 181 ll4ll ' ·Davlo 174 157 331 6 , Unltod ,.,._ Lennie lloaenbluth, a Dille ba1- ·Kioeo 181 112 224 kelball o~r who Jrew up Ia tho Sauer Ill 181 '1110 ~ ohadow o Yankee Stadium, and ~ 178 8ft ' 11 lllf Grady ollace, 1 Kentuctr·hred Totti ... . 18 I ' 7 -' ~ J:...e. il'<Q-~1W"ll:f,kt.f~ I ::8 -w ..... · ' ... "" JohnsonGetd~Pointsln Sectional ::t:: 'Z:: ::: Opener; BuffUJ;lon, Wildennuth Star ~ IN'f:v~~ uq•u,.o I I Desk ! . ................ ··---'"'·"····---'="'·------- Five63~36 Falcons Take 13th Win, Ready i For Tourney PIay March6th Sports The The Wabama White Falcoos shots. That gave them a first half taored their 131~ vlct<!ry of the average Of 61 per cent; bowever, aeaaon Tue,da,y m2bt w1th a 68·57 in the second half lhey dropped win over the Buff~olo Bisons iR a on considerably in their accuracy. JJme at Burraln. They were irJ front by 5f-43 at The victory c~osed the l''"alcos' th{' Clld of Ihi' third quarter and Jeaaoo ag•lnst hJgh scbool oppoh- used substit "tl's in the final per· ents and left . the m with ~ 13·7 ree- iod as Arnold and Joe Ford both otd. They stil l have tbetr alumni left the gauw b)' WilY of penoncl to meet. That game is set for fouls. Thursday ~vemg 1n the Wahama In a prclimlnllty eontett the WJ· &Ym and w.111 pit ' evera! F11.lcon old hama Reserves downed the Buffa· timers aea1nst thJs year's crop of lo Reserves bY a score of 42-39 Falcona. with Larry Llcvinjl ocorinr 12 fourqaqaent play bea:ins for Wi!· points to lead tbe way Bill l"oglehain1 on n~xt Wednuday, March so11 g had 11. · 6, a~ 7 P. M. when they open the The box score· SeetJOD f ·A tournament at St. WAfiAMA . Oliver Mtry5. Tbe Falcons will meet Spc11- Roush, ~; Arnot.l'-- 12 : G: cer. In other touroe): play next Ford 3- 1_ 7 . Fogle ' V 8~ "fe~esdly, Pt. Flcasant faces Rip- 2. ciark 4-----l~· R ~~· h 2--1 ey. Then, on lhc next night, ~· La 'ne 1 ~ ·T l Gran'QvlOe goeli again~t :St. Marrs --68. y . ' 0 8 a.:&4--20 Parkersburg agamst Harr1.sBUFFALO : Young, 0-1_ 1 . ' . " O.WN"I'"V~V ·• -· ' ' . ' •• L:~=;;.J~-·~·~ .. ••• ,......~........··~~~- -.a~ ..'.., ... ~ ' " ••• • �• .~ • t _. . -· ... _,.._ "" · - • " • •T •• . ... .' ---·--~· • 4--DailySentlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Feb. 27, 1957 ' BY TannehlU Last Saturday 1 few hours be- s,.ft f. ..· I · FIG NT JO:SUL..S :rf r ,t,; DeMarCO Hiked lnt N I B'd For' TI'tle Sh t , aza GO I ROCKET I 1• 8 LET ART W y• .' SPORT •• COATS Coach Fired, Said See Our Line Of PlayeJ:S Preferred Touch Grid G~Jme LEVINGTDN, Va.. UP - Bill Chipley. wbo was fired •s head lootbaD coach ot the libt'S IVY J••4GUE SpORT· $HilTS $18.95 to$14.50 With Slleri C.Dm ''d•empb~ Pomeroy, Oblo 120 E. lllaiD Bowll'ng Hl'ghll'g.hts' ·- ----- . I' POMI~OY Ll""'~i '" mt, !' t;f. I'' 1·~ ~·. ~ .~ :•.: 1 9ttllib' Ill -~ 1!11 · ·.' a w. ·J!l._ Ul il!lliiO · w• OlbH • · •• !Ill jump·ohooler, hrnUihl new ...rt honora to tbe Carollaa,t tOflu, Rooepbluth had all !he · ,lutcl! polnto In hlo bi~ of 110 'flattdu nJaht to lead North carolina \o dramotlc vitloi'J o¥tr 'f oroet-pullln, the natlon'a . ~o. I loom luit one I!IOI't win alii)' from a perle<! aeuon. And WAllace, racklna up 19 polnta for South Carolina lo o DR·96 triumph over The Citadel, ! HOBBIES TOYS ~~ Sets "'··d•-' ,,. ,....,.. ''" :!:'~1 !""P It 1_,. ·.... ".. · 39c ti4MI- Sets $5.45 flfctlon Can · · · · 98c WI..W• Jumping Bunny · · 98c •OCIIan · ·· · · · 75c Th,e na ··sub far a, Aluminum C1mplne All SHOOTS ..... .1':9$ •• Jill rl'41»t~ .... . spo~Ts 1 £1NTt:R · Wl!!ltt f-. Thlnlt Of ...... , fl~ ~· reeaptured tbe national baaketb~l Tlllek .,.IIi. .. ..-.. •• ' 1WJ4dleport MID St. ) AT TRO\' Bellefontaine 48 Gieenon .of2 Tecumseh 59 Eaton t8 Xenia Central 11 Greenville 4:1 AT o•NNISON ' AT tOLI!IJIII\11 Columb111 LJnden 57 Marlon Fra~n 30 Kt. Vernon M· <iit\v,port 118 I..T 4'1'HINI Popteroy ill! ~· .~3la-'on ~ llelpre 110 La~·~! 48 Albeas 75 lAWII!I , ' A'f Hlll'rlliiOiml . Wheelerabur• !Ill ilockhlll 40 Portomouth Eul 48 Waverl7 40 lilll•boro 32 · G<eenfleld 31 AT GIIANYILLI W••t·~~ .1'1 !:o!lltlloa u Clrc~~ HIIJ8 Rrlqepori a ·iJie alre Iqa . CLAI$ A AT POitTSIMiuTH AJI.IIIua.A11• St-.;s-n Dow $69.t1V.GIH 1991! NEW YORK UP - Ga"' Thumpand Jimmy Krebs of Southern Methodist be- 0 CompJ- wilhll lwdwan. indullli•• JDeu•atic door c:heck, ouc•id• •Iumia•• came tbe first players named for the We!t aquad today for the annuaJ Eut~West All-Star Baslretb11l Game at Madison Squart Garden, :Marc'h so. dOoM jamb. • Jluqed Ctl!•.-ranioa. c:ww • .. thick. • ~vent qakkiJ from IIIDnl d., to.,.....- . wu the 1ueat of Vr. and Mrs. Al'(!h Jt.oush, thursday. HOGG & ZUSP.AN ·· Melvin P-?netutter spent Wed· nesdey night wltlt. his family. ¥r1. Libra Gtbfts was the guest of Mr. ,.d Mrs: Tobey Myers on MAnRIJ.LS IN(:ORPORJ.TED · j'riday. Ia The Pearl Of Muoll City 41ic:e RobertS HQitored On Her 83rd Birthday • A birthday dinner ~as. given for Mrs. Allee Robert formerly from ~itro, , West Virginia on Jler 83rd. ~lrth~y ·)',b. 24tb bf.h!r aaultb· IW •. r;;thyl CiJ;ter or CheSler. Ohio. · · ' Tho.ae wh9 attended the dlrmer were: ·Mr. ·and Mn. A. J. Carter '\I'd 1!11\!IY. ll!r. ap~ ,Mrs. William ;• ~d "'!n, . Mr. Bu•ler Rq~ ert1·1 all of Chel1er, Ohio. Mr. lDd '. · Mrt; Wihnle Holsinger a.nd famlly ; LOSE . .A VALlJBLE ARTICLE · THEN TRY THE WANT : ADS! lillger .ilia ·aon; Mr .anct 10"1. SoJ BiJ:le,y :aR4 aoP,. Mr. and O a fewdllllllflmore ·than the price of 'i' smallercar-forab~ tiod.brawny Bll!.,.l :P\It 1 that's just part of the news. NLY MrsJ Rbb- ert ' Van,. M~tOr ·and ·lainiiY .al\ · Ql ~davUlet ~io.. Mr: . · Mf't. ' · '· *' '... ..~ ~· .W,bb iu>d . •nt~e tl '1' " ,,Q. ~Pt <if &acllle, M'N: 'lolneo carter from Loni I!Oitom, ·. - · · ·. ~ ' ' fit, th~ •mannt tomfo". Arrow , --;.,~., 11.rro In wtt1l ... ~ "San· O~lo; Dovhil 'tucker a~d daughter, WJWam Valen!ine or.~ family all ftom Nitro, W'eat Vlr(Jlnla. qi !i)lrlalld 10 J!un!IDflilil d'fp. 118 Jl!>omlngsbqrJ '72 Oal[ Hill !13 AT SPIIINOFI.LD Frantll..-.Monroe '72 Anna 58 Bradford 118 St. Paris 48 NewtOn 75 Welt Manafleld -t4 AT ZANEIVILU fottet" fabric ~,Uil'f tl.aCI the engineen went all~ WliS in 1111ki111!1!lie ~iff Jream ~IJr o/1/oe 7811r to Jriv11. New engine--qew Pr.'do~• ret~pon&e-~~ew ~re ing-new ride-more than l50 other chuaitcl!~ that make this, in fact, the 11!Q11t aompletely new Buick in ye~red at a price level that lllU. it literally true: if ypp ciln afford any new car you cgtt 11/Jortla Bui,;k, And what a buy you11 get for your money! See your Buick dealer, take the wheel- and find out. 1 lrp .StaUon d I •N•• Ait.'Awctd Varl66l1 Pik.la ZJrti4tfOIP U f~ '"'-lf DVJ~a~o¥' BW.t•e.aildi .od(lf, u .. ltG'IUiani RNt~mai&ar, s:..~ aRII c••• "~- optiQotetll .. '* •HHt •~tro eut 111 til• S,.cttl. 'dftveltngthl. buuon-thl'\l J.'l)<'km •pd "dd!t- BUY OTIIERS . S3.95 up titd! ~«<•~< $J50 DOWNIE-GROSS, Inc. . ... IN 15 WHIM AmR AUfOMOIILD All •Itt lUlCK WilL IUilD TH1M 1\UNUTES I 'I'~J: ' --~JTJl'-4)' L----.-POl ARROW SPOlT SHilTS----' .. ' '·• ,, ·'- "'~ ' -' ·_ . ' ,A.n this t~ ~ , _ engineering. But wiiCI'e • OIL FilTERS .... · .. .... ·.... · $1.19 Ul • BRAKE FLUID · ·· · · · · · ·· · · · · ·· pt. 49c . ' . Do you knowdlif f~ Buick-ilnewtronldte rubber upP ' ,That it baa an all-new.\!ociY-and a Windel'ie41 wl&b. ·over 200 aquare ~ lint vWbilityf Do you know i.. J'I!Of line is hu;/oes lower- yet tl!ere's full U.~, lt~grqGm, footrOOID for .U 4i~t passengenP · • MOTOR OIL .. · .. " ...... · .. 2 gaL $1.79 ' Am~rir:a\ r.,vorltt !ttfUfl tftin lrads 1h~ way in Jht ·~tbttt Po111erer, ·o. 1 1... MqiiTH$ e~~ · •uNDNISS hltuo'l ollmlno~ '* 'lng tor MI'JI. 'l'he!tqa K,l.tlfll..ll!. whp clolma It f'VOII ~ \loll '*'"l'lltiJlg ".,. of ~... Thla aert88 ahowa her &t tlie lkh.iai:J.uet Bkt lodge IQ Pl.ttatiU,, Mull. 'Usually her akllng companion atay1 10 to ~ Jardlln front ot beT, ~idlng her wl,th a small bell. flntematlomtiJ AT w•STilVILLI 74 S<loto Twp. 72 81 Ghestervme M $PIC:IAL5 $$.95 THI! ~lEN'S S~U ,;;;::;;:,fmde:at:': 1-'llen ~ amooth11 doWIIblll, on be:' o:"" Udl time. Coltbocton Sacred Heart 86 "G•iltCII'tW' r:u~ IIIIo. South Z!!!esvllle n Dea1:er$O'fli 71 Hopewell 82 ARRQW «ollar 1i~:ea, of ' emer. In fit and lash IOtt @t:Dtle IU,Pf'IOrL" · Kr. and !lin. Bob RlchardiOl\ an dcblJdren, Parkel'8b1Jl'l• j:alled on Mrs. Fannie Taylor recently, Tbe Walter Friends ea11ed on Mra. Emie GfiPJ.m Thuq:day afternoon. Mrs. Virsinia Sayre of Mason Dover 7Q Uhrl~havllle 118 . 4T liloST ~~Y~IlPOOI, ~·t L1 "'pool rib Mingo Junetton 57 Steubenville Central Catholic 68 Mr, ap~ ,Mt:S-. Clln!on lfolsi"'e; Toronto 53 a~d:r,.DIIIr, )lr. aild Xra. AIYa Hol· rfoht exactly Cotton brl•f•·-••· per-Aoft, doaigned for ..cO!Qfort io actjoo .•• $1.00 ; Cant1111s · · · ·· · $2.98 118 acorln1 lead fr Ill11111 Joe Gibbon. . om 1ppl'l - · · ·· 98c up , • 1 I I ct ..!! A A Tournl'!tn•nts AT CIN~INNATI cinolruliu •.Hug!Jtt it Mariemont M ON I! McNicholas 6A Harri&on 47 OF THESE tramllton ee WoodWard 66 Norwood 69 WyomirJII 41 Cincinnati Roger Bacon 815 Talawanda 32 Cincinnati St. Xavie-r 71 OR Cincinnati Western Hills S8 AT DAYTON Middletown ~ Oakwood 38 Dayton Wilbur Wright 4g f_rafi.Tint , I Miamisburg 45 Dayton Chamlnade 6D Da)1on Stivers 82 AT CLEYILAND CleveJand Cathedral Latin TO Cleveland East 48 . ~I!Jlanoa- ..... -Co" · South Euclid Bru;,sh 64 . Clevlland Luther~ 60 Karr & Van Zandt a!" \ Lighweight Kenny Lane's mllna-1 NEW YOil.K UP ·- The Nation'. gfilr • Jack Kearna, has po1ted a al Basketba)l Asaociahon dub ' $~().000 M:Uarantee for a hUe bout own~trs, in t'heir annual Februarr w1Lh champion Joe Brown on the · b . eve the tni:lianapolis 500-mi~e ~~i~~·~:~p~~e, auto raCP. [! the proposed bo.u~ 18 rightA to WHt Chamberl4in one. held, the scores of the pfflclals he has been ~aduated from tlw will be announced between rounds u · f' .,. for the firtt time in a title bout. mvenlty 0 anus. ' HAMID FIRST of lowa state .. -- -~-~~-- top REAFFIRM WILT RIGMTS By UNITED PRSSS THAN GOOOIES 0 • _I High School Basketball za. Two Shot Artists . New Honors 8nng To f'J...,lina S's sbut-in • zlmd" W11blnaton and li'< GO/h eral11 Tuead.a>· aft4!r losl,... 14 Df hjs past 15 gameo, blam'!'l ~art of his trouble today on an lnt,rfraternity touch football leacue. The f-ootball playert wlf!lre DJQre interested ln playing for th~ frtr ternities than for Waahin,toa and Lee, he told· the United Pj'e!f. L&Z SHOPS llf Court 81.. Paul Bleasiar of l'olot Pleasant was '- caller in tbe homes of Mr. ar,li Vrs. Ce~l and Mr. and Mr1. Calvin Bles&l~. Monday. Mn. W. W. Blaall, Jimmlf.llaala and wife and Jittft.Jn-law, Miss Anna Lee Rite ~it reeent cuestl or the WOllam BrOoks family. Mrt. Wilda Bl8S&In1 aad son, Larry of Albar,y, t~islted reeentlv with Lewia BlessinJ who is a ;~ 1 Ind., UP v of ;., shortolop ••• Dod•ero •ro--"" "f1!r ~ ' ·~ tram St. Paul fp lht Amerlea!l'..,. i1 f -.....1 ld u~o.t b .;~ RO(" tDn- ~yo wou · ~ ·~ prJ.· loqse ~ ·J'Ilila~lphia f~ ~ hands for theJr ••w Loo •n••,.. '"" .... -r~ C'lub in the Jla.cific Coaat Leagt¥.~ ,i, Spai.nhour and son-, Richard, Mat- points per aame, carl wolfe. met, Mr. Elwood Wal!on 11.nd Mr. guard, 21 per game . 1oe Ballard of tharleirton. ' Arch Roush waa a caller in the OFFERS $150.000 Cecil Ble-asi~JI home Monday eve· 1 nin&. NEW YORK. UP - Unless a ~r1. Merl Wolf~ had the mil- 1 MlnaeapoU1 civie KfOUp ran match f•rtune of breaking her leg on his $150.000 offer by March 13, Monday with she fell wbtle goina former big Ieacue manager Mar_to yiait a n~gbbor. t)' Marion will become owner of Genld WeiJ•nd was the guest the Mi.nheapolls Lakers pro basof Mr. and ~irs. Pred Rousb on .ketball team and move i1 elsewbere. Monday evenln1. · • $18.50 to $45.00 POST GUARANTEE TNDIAN/,P"LLS. ii The Ph 111 reportedly are inJ Boh Lilli1, a faney·flel VERO BEACH, J<"'LA.. UP E. J. (Buny) Bavasi, vice pre5ident of the Brooklyn DodJerJ, is expected Ul telillme trade U.lk1 with General Manacrr HD)' Hamty or Cbe Ph'1Iade1p hta ' Phillies Tbursda11 at Clt>arwater. ..---- /ore lh• Ge••ra• · 'ad 1eu •• 1• 16 01 · - ._. u r the first qu:arter mark, Lrailpd 80ball, and by 001 ,.. .r.tun 2,.• It 1•• ,.,.. # ~ at the three quarter mark. In the Sectional ClUJ A tourname nt I'""' had lour .... quart•r "" " ArmJ·ong ~u tush f~m J1 et'rtlin~ victory over , fouiA on hJs !!:houJ~n and h~d to Allen•vdle In the Vmton county hol4 rumself ln. It was then that touro1ment. Allensville had been 'Racine pulled awJ:y for the rat 2(l.4J before hitting McArthur . 16 point ed"e. . It will be the first Sectional '" tournament eame for botb cluba. Racirie got>s into the game witb a Arm!lronf, big, fast , and a g®d 20·1 record and a team 1hooting , shot, wil test the versatllit,- or percentage a shade len than .. 50~ over their aeason rouiP. It the btghe11t team perc~nta~e re. A ' • l'!l. ported to date in Ohio. or in th• Afr4..Iva Bos~on called on urs. nation. ..,, Et,heJ 'Fry, M9Jl~Y rnorping. In county leaeue games '6), Mr. ~nd Mrs. lves King had R- Cos~h lArry Morrison's Doug Gra· cently as their gue1ts, Mra. Maxine h~m. forward, bas averajlPd 16 American and Mlll'l! M'4e . , . , Flapnel, Wool, D~ron jllend Many Other Sprn!J Slfle4. . 1\...f CIW'l•• i Ann'e....U.I At Gettm' g D0dger F8rnl , Adam• Powt!l they did •arller thiJ year. throtllr -,. the Jtorln1 Of great Jack Arm· Atrnna ...- oMcArthur wi!l eom~ into !he SUITS R•f . . .. " ....: . M Have' Been · ;,;.=. 85c Bl,ND, BUT SHE-SKIS- - McArthur Touted As Tough Team After - Daily Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Feb. 27. Downing Allensville In Vinton Play Bavasi Seen In Further Trade Just Arrived! 1 - . _-, Cage Dish Tonight: Racine Vs Armstron STUDENTS' tt:, Ir t' At!tletle undorlbirta of oolt Swill-ribbed cotton. eua pnei'O\llo ly long, JUod,al)y Priced II a mere - I I as. I 1 lTailored for1· . comfort jn action' .." Racine'o Tomadoe• will 110 up G'"bam Sai<H ' I 1 ISl B I.Jateh.seen J : ! "-"1;ard For Toni'!!ht snLL' THE BEST • ~ • • -• By Alan Mawr . ·~J·~ <I .. a~•ln.t MeArthur ~onigh~ at 7 WoUe 1'u4 8-irch to the 'limit . o tlock in the Ohto Um J •rAI11Y Racinf! clipped Armstrong and nmrw.ium and try ~o do what ·McArthur Yt'b. ~ 66-~ but not be- A smoothly operalil!f 1'1111>1• ' 'Y Wildermuth bad one of hll besl If; p.apther J?aJketblll ~ r,P.lled nlJbtJ .fJf YtJ YJ!'~ and Bob Ellst· 6 (2-4) it; Sis$Ji ~ d»:DJ f ; ~as.tgaily Otler New Le(Xllljt.on ;rues· Il_l~IJ 4hJ :ye9Jnp~ work ~ Qtf"p· r~"' (1-~) 7; ~Dil~rrt 0 (Q-l) 0; Y nl&bt Ga~IJ n the ppeqlng s1vt IQd. def~~ve rtbffNP.4Una:.· .i\riold 1 (0-1) 2; P'Ofqter ~ (0-0) 2· &ame qf llkl Clfia AAJ ~U~l ~alll FPlm~ RltYe(mp,n iii "t._..., ~art{n 2 (1}-2) 4; Ke~f!'4y 0 (0-1) o: tournarnent )n the Dhjq UNiveraJ.ty a3JQ- w~Jile Cpa~ Jtel.tfln J•v' Jt· · , 30 (3-14) 83. · , ~• • star lof!~F~ JobQ relit l'~l: ,..; LEX.: S8VIi!Se s q:}-1) 6; Coach Die~ Ret~n 1 fl)l'l, led by for .'ouetter battlea "Jp Slater z (D-2> fi Par-• 1 ft).{)) 2; S. T. ~Qf]QSQP Wllb Jff polqll on . SlSs.Jn hit for two -1 , Id_m Mi¥~;o~Jh 1 (0.0) 2~ f)J&nk!~ 0(0-0)(); e~eht fJeJd '01'-, &~iF Uli~tt,~ by 1n the few minutes b• i:l)ayed.. GoOcbn 2 {o-o) 4; Joseph 0 (6-1) o· ~rry WildermpUJ III:.d Aaron' Buf· For New LeJJnttqa, !ltorta; a KpQver ~ {0.1) 2; ~tqtta 1 (6-7) 10~ fmgton with 14 each were never 1gusr,t ...-as the on)y 44~i1-9W pp- IJI?fl'elf 1 (f-8) 6. T~ 1f (8-21) in tro\tble after the fj.r.sl two min· pon. .. ~.a ean~lng a· tOtal of 10 utes. poJnta. Ploru club ~eQUid D9l flbd -~ _ .In other ct ... M, ramea last the !141 Unol!le•ll1 ••YII!!lf, IM>wmgbt Athens YW-theted • strong ever, pnd ~ eou,l,d ~t IJI~tfNe IJi :I Logan rally, after leading ~J·3 1 lhe ,q~~l' ~JUJU.,, P~tiier de. early in tJ,e a~ond qu~, to fense. ] win '75«5. LancaJter, fourth ~de~ 1n the . Pomeroy now move. lqlo HJllll· tournam:ent, with a ~ skeiq ~m- f!n~l pl~~Uriday ~)giLt 1t IJI;30 piled iQ /,he toua~ ~'ntr.-J Ohio :"d~\u 1" ~,atea 1•~ we@!k Leagu, p fY, was upst~ ~.f ~JP"e ~ b .. P«t 11 Y P po P.-b. and 150-4810 ~he ~bird iUDe pf t~t e\tet 1 aeu«m J'fJCOrd p~ ...14. If nJp.g. The tower~nr Belpre ~P(e, -~~:,r:i~~~ ~"- ,J:~,Dt~·r~~ ~aten Dec. f ln Racine b)' the Chnu tb mp Jded C .i'an be iornadoe1 81-85, amaued 1 -Wide 'tnrsc:: ~~rlipoUs !q!e;~e HOlJSTQN, rex;:~ Ro5J .ftarrla ead ln the first h~iilf ~pd fought night. s , y -185, Cut N' Shoo}, 'Jlex, ~gtp9f.llit: olf Lanea&ter in tb~ •ecojld , tO ed Joer Row,.j'i, . JkB: ~lladel· acrateh out the vietor)'. :' In th& other Sectlona.J l(Jurna· P4it JP. Laneaat,r Coac. JotJ.D PIJn~. In ment bracket Athena ~OVId . into ' fore Middleport was lo take on lhc Racine Tornadoes lor Lbe coun· ty championship there appeared in this column 1 remark tbat brought a thousand frowns, in eastern Mei~;s County. It was that Middleport s.aw a good chance_to cop the loe~J htle because Racme wu notorLously a "poor tournament team." There was no dark deaian in tbat statement. It Wi$ merely re· .,:ording of a fact, that aome fans e. 1 Hill ll- 15---37· Ca.st l--4-6: in Middleport, repeat, Middleport, Ar~oiJu:ldayd ~~l!:~:s win, Jerry Souiherland,l--0...-3i ~;iner i- 9 felt that Wa)' . Sports Deak dJd ~ot lor tb urn<' In IS best effort - t l . Totals· 14-29-57 , attach Jl'CBt signlflcance to H. Bull . t.s e •eason as he tlillied 26 Scorin.Q bY qus~en · . Montana did nol It's even doubt~ to pace Waha~a . Freddie W<~hama 18 .22 16 14 68' ful if Harry Barne1 did, altbougb of Buffa)o "':as hLih for the Buffalo 18 12 13 14 57 the truth or falaity of this rtf~r••:~lfwltbb3'1kpoonlo. cnce to Mr Barn.. bu D"l bee• di&JUII with hls aenlor atortors, pDfltlo• to meet Wo""'·-' c•tur ~ ·- ~.·.· a'o ro e away to an 18-16 dttermlned! "' ... pulled tile!!~ out early Jn the 1i'me day ail;'l7 p. "m, · and ji;t"'-"pe IY 1 ea at the end of the first quarwben Belpre was runnlag iway. the Lant!aster uPset, " • ti-lke ter but the Falcons came back in N"t result of the report frorn lnaertbtt junlon and aopflorilores Jackson Saturday at • :3o 1 ' the IC<ond pe•lod to grab an ad· Middleport WBI tbal the Torpa- with IIIU• prevloua game experi- The final• lQ ·tbal bf'~t .:-~'l:i ~v r.:ae ol eight pomla at 311-30 at 0 0, 1 d.., came Ollt on tbe Roor s,t- ence, Pllnke'a entry beaan to pull lind Alben1 . p~ylnJ J,t~ nNt IIUspemlo/. In ':l,•·t urdOy nllgl dele1'1)1ined to shOw up throuP tho lire and zip of the MonQay. · ' · · • tecond qu,rter which thai they were, <epeot, wore, a f"OU»caten. Vlf. aaw tbeDJ Lollyin11 22 polnta the 0 A drive-ln . llhot by Lancaoter In H & It PIR•ITON• 11!)1 l'al tournament team. They did. fhe laat IIC!Obcb, with the 100-.. Dalley 161 142 ui. ' ~' UP -Missouri v4), , •.o.no. lait 75 per te,nt of their 1 =·::::::~::::::::::: NEW YORK UP- Former wetNow to4ay Sports Deak has baen t-" .... s· I 40! ley CoJJf~nee OffttTals·bP.-rie~ up 11800 terwelght champion Tony DelMar· supplied wit)l authentic reeord• 50-fB, miased, or the game would 119 ~1 nf 481 110 Jeadl todq to • nunoted CO moved. ln Ill the division's No. 1 ~at ~ppear deeliively to i1UQ18l bl!!_ pnt into overtime. . :hip~ lo&Q l'J!J 118 o&h l@mbU~~ conn'8oUon . bY ' a IU,. eonttnaer tttday, replacing Johnny Racine has been an ex~Ueru ~ ...~led New Lexinrton 18-8 agg Y 1118 111 1110 4.51 pended ·referee, ' You'll Suj:on, another eK-ehampion, who tournament team over a lot morl! at tbe nrst quarter mart, M-ID at McElblnner J!lP lG8 1M 611 'qae, lu~e prefi4tnt, tbe Rev. •· d to thl bolfUme, 4i-2f ot the three-way Handicap 4t 48..,S _. 1110 L. ndenon of Sl 1 •ujo wu l'"uppe rd by Ring Mag· years than just about any Meip mark. Subatltutea played a eood Totals tJ:S ~16 U J' · U ¥1 ulne foJJowlaa: hit early kayo by County school you want tQ name. part of the final frame for both ROIINISON'S LAUNDIY ' • venig;_ ref ·~ to f!~e t1ie • chapapion CJrrntQ Balilio last Middlepprt f~ns deserve this 14- Coach Dick Betton anc't N,ew .. "'x's O'Brien IJl Ill 21, !MM re ~·· mmlap:~ner ~~Ellers for the weclr:. formAtion inasmuCh 1:.!1 ttiey ap- Loub Flores Jr I &4'" Scboenltb 1. td 188 ln Chicago to I'Uft down aceu,er. In the mlddlewei&ht division parept]y have been laboring under tor Poineioy , Aaron Bl,lffina:- F. Aadenon 1., ib 201 :~ of th~ re~eree, 'found no evllleiiee 141 ,131 4:aD to ~!f °r:,i~•t:m..:~!l.ee ·. had 1 Ellaworth (Spider) Webb was mov- a mpJJntalooue misconce~tipn as ton•1 ftoor work aa:aln displayed Will ed up from fourth to third behind per ;Raeine. And probably a Jot of why be was named the molt v•l· Gruese-r J28 180 zaa repllbtion tor inden.Madenee ·and Charley Hume, of France and for- other folks have been suffering uabJe player In the Sli'''ull' Lar- Wluins 144 1ft bU ~ mer champion Ray Robinson. Neal from a touell of the "deflate Ra~ Totals a ityj and qll.f be tile vietlm of Rivers w d d r 8112 U7'l l a "'wb •~bing Campa:lJn." " roppe •om e1ghth olne" •i•us. Thi• will help <o re• to lOth followmg a Joss to Webb vive them . Charley Joseph .of. New Orleans Racine's Meigs county clu.mp1 took over Rivers t!ll!:hth spot and , lonships: 1932 , 33 . 34 , Sf>. J(:, J 7, aa, INDUSTRIAL LIAGUI . Tiger Jones dropped from third 19, 40, 41 (10 strai!lhtt)·, then the . Rtaults ,..twvary 21, 19J7 to fourth . Ne~ York Clothina: 2, Pomeroy -------black years, with litles only in LionS 1 1944, 46j 48, 49 , 50, 54 and 57! Robln~on's Lttundry 2, H lnd R Ugl'ef, OXef, Ba•k n the dim P"'t belor• ·Firestone I I M there were many regulations con- SportJ Center 3, Pomeroy •Motor o [ troling po ~ t secmm p!:ty, and num" STANDINGS 11llf of gRmes played, Ra rine took Poll)erOy .1tJons 1J fi 11"' 8"2/ £'1 ~ top teaJU t[ophlc!'. in inv itn tinnal Robinson's 'L:mndry 10~ 7~ 1 and OUP 2'a."''"''""''"'' in 19llll. 27. and New York Clothing 10 8 quallhr way u •Pomerqy M<~tor Co. 9 9 . DENVF.R m• _ Toni.Qht's "allThe district~ or sectional champ- Sports Center a 10 of doing Jmp~ r llnl " middleweight bout be· ionship was won in 1932; di strict H & R Firestone 8 12 1 buslnaasl twc• ·n rirth rnuked nory Calhoun consolation winner In 40 II.Qd 41; Hleh Scores: There'• 1tlll nt;lh.int~: lile and Chorley Cotton shapes up to distrlet ehampionahJ.p iq 1183, re"llh ko'" • .RINlk!:ll fur pti!IIIUttl ur "" nnoth er tt•Mt between the slug· g~onal championship in 1933, re- Tewkabary 218 201 180 597 0Ut111ndlng pcrfonn111100, ~cr and the boxer. gwnal runner-up In 1932. O'Brien 18'1 183 214 584 · Aod 11111"11 ha more 1h11o Both ri¥hter agreed the verdict On hand for the disbelievers · W. Anderson 182 200 183 586 8 MU.fiml wllh tbe qu11litJ1" could mean a bil Jtep toward 8 arc two h"'e trophy east's In RA· Clatworthy 222 181 173 578 WIY WO lh.ll J'DU IOUfrwn nle Ld Hl'Yice. tltlr !Jout with champion Gene cine High' School chock full 1 of Glbbl 159J84- 198 MJ Fullmer of Weal Jordan, Utah. gleaming gold plate including ,. F. Anderson lbt · 89 202 1130 Ill ANO DIIYI THI 'S7 ward1 for girls buketball titles McElhinny 170 l I 188 St' and baseball cbampionshlp11 fo!" •Duerr 178 188 181 1S4G GREAT HORU ,01•1 OLD.MOBILE PARIS UP- P,baria n France'a whlcb there 11'0 no dtpendoblo POMIROY M01'01l CO. AT Bowen liD 158 144 4M greatest racr )Jorae whole off· reeords. And a note lor posterity: Coaeh Lohse 1" 18'7 180 494 sprin11 have won 256 races ln EngGI(C'J NEW MODIL ,70-ahown hereJM 180 180 4'75 !and lllld Funce, ba1 died at the of the Tornado eaiers for mo!!t of ·H arris PHONE 485 ol!ara olthor o new exlra-pi>W~~~·~ VB 134 U57 11~ 408 Fresnay-le·Btlffard 1tud farm the th01e great year,· in the 30's was IHunneJ or 140-h.p. Sb:, It hfa' runr cmntze Ules1 W. Main 81. Pom,.oy ~~- or hill birth 21 yean aJo'. Mr. Charles Hayman, preaently Houduhelt 181 1H 1\83 501' 4,500 lbt. front; US,OOO lba. rear. lt'a rt.tld local supervi1or of the Soulhern Total!l ·TB'J' 7ft 782 2388 tor 18,1500 GVW-ll•,ogo GCW ,..rt,; . S<hool Dl•lrlct. SPORTS C•IITIIt Satilfled? Clark 140 101 ·171 <102 t:. l\loKinh.,. 1112 1150 132 471 llr•nn•r 170 180 174 ~ T..,kol>a!'J 116 101 180 111'1 11. McKhiiloy Ill 180 176 471 I 'lfandlcop 10 10 ao 80 ~· · '. Total• e.1 eo1 8'13 a811 IIIW YOilK CLOTHING HOUU CJatwortlt7 222 1s1 173 576 '-"" u Duerr 1711 188 181 ll4ll ' ·Davlo 174 157 331 6 , Unltod ,.,._ Lennie lloaenbluth, a Dille ba1- ·Kioeo 181 112 224 kelball o~r who Jrew up Ia tho Sauer Ill 181 '1110 ~ ohadow o Yankee Stadium, and ~ 178 8ft ' 11 lllf Grady ollace, 1 Kentuctr·hred Totti ... . 18 I ' 7 -' ~ J:...e. il'<Q-~1W"ll:f,kt.f~ I ::8 -w ..... · ' ... "" JohnsonGetd~Pointsln Sectional ::t:: 'Z:: ::: Opener; BuffUJ;lon, Wildennuth Star ~ IN'f:v~~ uq•u,.o I I Desk ! . ................ ··---'"'·"····---'="'·------- Five63~36 Falcons Take 13th Win, Ready i For Tourney PIay March6th Sports The The Wabama White Falcoos shots. That gave them a first half taored their 131~ vlct<!ry of the average Of 61 per cent; bowever, aeaaon Tue,da,y m2bt w1th a 68·57 in the second half lhey dropped win over the Buff~olo Bisons iR a on considerably in their accuracy. JJme at Burraln. They were irJ front by 5f-43 at The victory c~osed the l''"alcos' th{' Clld of Ihi' third quarter and Jeaaoo ag•lnst hJgh scbool oppoh- used substit "tl's in the final per· ents and left . the m with ~ 13·7 ree- iod as Arnold and Joe Ford both otd. They stil l have tbetr alumni left the gauw b)' WilY of penoncl to meet. That game is set for fouls. Thursday ~vemg 1n the Wahama In a prclimlnllty eontett the WJ· &Ym and w.111 pit ' evera! F11.lcon old hama Reserves downed the Buffa· timers aea1nst thJs year's crop of lo Reserves bY a score of 42-39 Falcona. with Larry Llcvinjl ocorinr 12 fourqaqaent play bea:ins for Wi!· points to lead tbe way Bill l"oglehain1 on n~xt Wednuday, March so11 g had 11. · 6, a~ 7 P. M. when they open the The box score· SeetJOD f ·A tournament at St. WAfiAMA . Oliver Mtry5. Tbe Falcons will meet Spc11- Roush, ~; Arnot.l'-- 12 : G: cer. In other touroe): play next Ford 3- 1_ 7 . Fogle ' V 8~ "fe~esdly, Pt. Flcasant faces Rip- 2. ciark 4-----l~· R ~~· h 2--1 ey. Then, on lhc next night, ~· La 'ne 1 ~ ·T l Gran'QvlOe goeli again~t :St. Marrs --68. y . ' 0 8 a.:&4--20 Parkersburg agamst Harr1.sBUFFALO : Young, 0-1_ 1 . ' . " O.WN"I'"V~V ·• -· ' ' . ' •• L:~=;;.J~-·~·~ .. ••• ,......~........··~~~- -.a~ ..'.., ... ~ ' " ••• • �. - .-'' • Pomeroy.Middleport, 0 ., Feb. 27, 1957 Wald, whose place of red· California, and whose Porrt Office Addres1 iJ c/o Colum bia Studios, Hollywood, Ca lif-ornia , wi ll t;:. ke nDtiee that on the lJ Lh. day of J uly, 1958, E. L Lusher and D. M. Lusher filed Lbelr pt:lhiou in the Court of Comrmm Pleas oi Meigs County, Ohio, and on . ~;cptcmbe r 11th, 1956, E . L. Lusher and D. M. Lusher fJled their Second Amended . Pditlon In the Court of Comm on Pleas of Meigs Count y, Ohio ,in case No. 12,444 agai nst him and others Said defendant , Jerry Wald , is hereby notified that one of the o~ jeets of uid petition is to aet ,.,_ CONSI!ITIINT DEPENDABLE RESULTS WANT ADS PHONE 398 RATES 2 cub per .JPorc!, one iDaertioa. Minimum cllarge 50c..........4. eenb' per word. lor three comecutive inJertiona. Suecial- One month for 2:5 centa per word. of 2 ceuta per word will be charged for advertising DOt p.ald for be(ol't'l the 15th of each month following in~ertion. l!'.rrerl in Adv~hould be reported immediately. Tbe Dally Seatinel will not be rea:ponJible for more than one iitcor- u rect luertion. - ... Card of Thanks and Special Notices of Events $1.00. Obituaries publimed at 1 cent per word. fforSO-WOT, SCUI.P.I'OR SAYS OtrTiiRIE OF TRES! .. .. . .. • ·~ J (1) Notices J IT'S EASY TO :.:..:,--...,...-- SJ.EEPING ROOMs, close in town, 127 Butternut, Pomeroy. 2·25-12\e BUY - SELL - RENTfind employment - hire - or find a lost Item throul(h '!be Dally Sentinel WAI'JT · ADS. Don't put It off Call 398 Today - An Ad In lhiB column ONE ..• ROOM APARTMENT. A. N. Bengal. POIIlP:"oy. ::----~----1:.:1:...:_ 1 _:: tf for nmt • Electric wallpaper Jteamer. Clinton F isher, Mid· dlepo1·t. Ph. 6265-X 11 _1 H GETS RESULTS , NOUCE - truck growers. I wlll have a load of southern cabbage 3 ROOM .fURNISHED apartment plants in March and wUl have for rent, with shower. P.hone 6386·Y. 2 27 tHe tomato plants In April. Call or brine orders to Charles Hania, Portland. . 2 21 9tc: =( 1,..,. 7 _;__ ) ~H ~e~lp Wanted IAVI DON'T YOU KNOWf Wiker'• wut give yoq the belt FULL '11IME BOOKJU•~EPER, high Indo on lurniture or appUan- school Jraduate, 20 to 35 years of age, must be able to type . Apply teL .f.e tf to Mr. Glasgo, Provico MHiing DIKALI. the profit pull.. and Feed Co. Minersv!lle, Ohio. 2 27 3tc Herm Berry'• Hatchery, Inc. WANTI!lD local, reliable maJTied 625 . 5th Street Parke:r<Jburg, W. Va. man , as:e 23 to 35 wlth high achool education for retail bread ro~te. Salary and bonus . Five Phor:.~ Garfield 2-3588 day week. Apply Nickles Bakery, 2 26 1 moe. 806 w. Main St., Pomeroy, Feb. I WILL NOT be retponsible for 27 d28be t ween 600 and700 any debts contracted by anyone P.M. 2·25-3tc other than mYielf. Ed Howell Jr. Edwar d Howell Jr. I 18 J - F.mploymenr R. F. D. 2 Racine , Ohio Wonted. 2 27 3tc ----- •• - ~--- 10 Lost & Fo unci --- ( 19) ·Business Opoortunities LOST. 2-year-old yet low Jeraey heifer tince Feb 20 from ~ MAKE MON·EY GeorJe Deem farm . Phone Ra- Pteparlng, mailing circulars, 2 -2~3tc cine 3088. $10 - $1000 Free details, Advertisers, Rt. No. - -- - ~ 2, :MIIIcr!Alurg', Ohio. 2·25-4t p ices (8b l Auto ~-·-- Serv --- .... -- 11. H. IIAWLL~GS SONSC0. - 24 tlus1ne~ :.erv11:~ bour VVrerker Serviee. Dl)' I ybt Phone · P,bone 8Z2'l. Nl .Qutcl< SF'..RYIOfl1 on W11~h r..~e• 11039-X. DODGE • PLYMOUTH pairing ~Y factory Trained 8 6 tl DEALERS. watchmaker, COIJ.JNS JEWE. LEns, Pc.meroy. 1·3-tf lUI . (8) Auto Sole s - - - ----- FOREMAN & AIIBOTI T.V. SEJI. -- ---- -- - • He is a 195!i graduate of East Hieh School and a former employe of the Kroger Co., botb in Colwnbll!. of • Rodney Downing Broke, Rtol nsurcance t9M BUICK Century a dr. Riviera (20 BI I Cpe. DJnallow. Beautiful three WELDING ACETYLENE SERV• tone white and areen finllh. lCE and car Nei1ler .and $1705.00. Blaeltnar's, !Pomeroy. Cleek Garage, Raclne. Phone 2 21 81< 3Ull . 2 23 61e - rePair. 1-91111 - -PL - ,Y : -li :-0-VT - H - VS - 4,.-,. dr.:..~ Savoy HOME BUILDERS and CMIINET Sedan. one local owner. It beata work . The Nele:lot•, aelne. the hlll1 :and better• the hl1-h· ways. $1486.00. Blaettnar'l\, Pomeroy. In MJDOLIPOIT, OHIO I 61PHONII 611* 2 23 8tc 2 21 etc (91 For Sale FOUR ROOMS " ! FUJINI'11UIIE- COMPLET:E Jnauranqe Pro.tect.lon, Life, Auto. Flro, Polio. Call Don Uvlnc, kltchell, 2 bedroome and Mills , ' bathroom aeeeuorles. Rcaeon- I~;;:;;;:;;;:;;:::;;;;;:;:;:=:;::;;:;;::;;;: II WE BUY JTIUICTUAA~ I IIAMI ICIIAP liON - MIT ALl OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. Jbly priced. Inquire 1620 Lin· (21) ....... 110 coin UeiCbll. Phone 267. • • 2263te RISIDaNCI ~--· - Lincoln Hill.Slx I!;~~ rooms and tmth, 3 , d,own, 3 and 1 AORES 1100 ft. tront on Ohio 7, btllh up, basement ,oil furnico, near CoolvUle. Alao bulldlna: closets, extra larr._e 1~ ,OOd · loll. Pbooo Jlolpre IIA-38287. liltcct, quiet aclahHorhoOd. prie1273tc '' . d for quick 11te. Earl D. •en1 dcr, Realtor, Pearl F . Parker, A~~:cul. Pomoroy Pbotte 201. TRUCK- 'Sl I'ORP, :a ton, ataka 2 28 ate body. Hury 'Rouab, Clifton, W. ' -~ 2 27 3tp Ill L II, ""' '' __ .. •••a ...... "',. -r anCil.. ---=- --··-:-- v.. SPJ\GHETTI dinner, ~.' Federated Cburcb Saturday, March 2. 11 a. m. to 1 p. m.. and 4:00 to 8:30 p. and home1m. Alto Nftdw[Cihe.t m~e pica. 2 27 3tc :=--:=:---=-,....,. . IIOL8TEIN IIEIFE!\ baby col!. , ,l'fl<o •10.00. Rl>8or Lrl!holt, Rock · Sprbla•· I 2 27 at c 1Ji~d CONcam BLOCK& . ':'aolld - ..., a,- • GRUISI!B BLOCK CO. IMllflNo.tllof_., ..... "'""' • 1111 Rt, II. Coii!Nrn. - · ' I End . Mr. and Mrt. Glenn Mart moved from Pt. Pleasant RoU.\t to Clif· t•n to make tbelf hOme . Mr. and Mrt. Joseph Kt1rns vLtttcd relativea 1t Marlett-. Obiu ,. .. •"""''"• Ololo .,..,.... ,,.. fiUTIG . Effoit .p f Tht Pullc .$trvont Who.seeyes ail He wou~~t..,served • • - LOs AHGILU ...... ~De Loo bu till Mioot.~ booly he bu ..., 1""' oeulpto< Joseph Dubroayl, ol\4·tll0 fiJIIOII ~ ot -~~~ JQ!lt ·-o14 0114 A.. ann't • reall>' """'tlfuL "N-'ot •t td80I <If • lloiUI!fUIIto<lf," quolll Dubtooy!. Be'l m • U. baltneu of 401Diaad!ei'OC tbtm Ill. l:mmill, but t( WI mrt ot talk koep. up, you woader ll ' wilL ~10111. VlriiOle, 11, II -.awtl. obi, •u Mr. Dulo<oa,yl ooyo l"m beautiful tbtn tt !DUit 1M true. Be liM peat &rUIUo abWtJ.• ( lnten~etlo~W~U .· • NEW ~-Mr. ,;;-d ~••. -~~~~~r Weh"lrlcy:-;.-s;;"nday:--·--· '' LIONS recently visited relatives Jn Glen Out of town people attending . Lyn. Va. the funeral of Joe Brown were The Ne~ H_aven L.iona Club met IMr .and Mrs. Wallr Stewart of Harold Rood, Colun1bus, Mr. and :. Tuesday mgh . s.t the Legi~n Hall. Greenup, Ky., viilted r.tr. ap.d Mrt. Mu. Nigel Dyer, ParKersburg, Mr. ,.,.. Duri~fl t~e busln~ss meeting the J. -L. Stewart on Thursday evenlng and Mrs. J.ot Bob Hemsley, Park· ~.., · orga Jzation voted to sponsor Boy W.hile cnroute te Moreantown. ersburg and Mr. and Mrs. James ,..., Stout Troop ~6. Also the ei-~1b Mr .and Mn. 0. E. Brinker, h,ve Moses of Charleston. voted \ t_o furmsh t~e Cub Scout returned from California after :Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Chadwell Paek \Mb an Amerlclln Flag. . D 11 L da ' Jack Fry wu appointed pro- vulitlnJ there I« several weeks. uncan h s, Oh o were Sun Y, ~" '-'"".. . Ior M . arc b 19 , Dl a- 1M MrsE L. L ·tMlyaard a:uests of Mr. and . Mrs. Wyatt .-• .....m c h a Irman . • motber of Ch1:1dwell 1 underwent • 1 trict Governor's and Ladies' Night rs.. · iii en, .ma· · ..., ~ombined. jor aurgery lalt Thunday Jn ,_ !Mr .and MrS". Ed Taylor, Mr. and Huntington Hoi!lpital. Mrs. Melvin Fr/ and Mrs. Dana The group held a ro1-1nd·table dis. ALt di lh I l O F•y aU of Pittsburgh visited their 'i'~ cussion on school ,,nrol>lrim•. At· ft4 sh~n. ns:c 1 e bunera ofR scar bf!rt motQer, M.R. Stella Fry , who Is tending were Wooi:lroW Brown, u ID o um us were o . in .rt~us condition at Mason Henry Buck, Al-bert Dodson, Jack Cooke, ~rs. Danny Yonter, Ber- Clinl.c. Mill Dana Fry remained ·!Frey, Kermit Ford, Charles Jew· nard, Blll, Donald and Mr. and fo~; a week stay. ell, George .Jewell, Bob Johnston, Mrs. Cliff Cooke. ' IOharles Lester, Nick Phelpl, H. C. Jactk Selte11, son of .Mr. and Mrs. . Mr: Jnd Mrs. Paul Powell visited · IJt9Jt,ey, Gerald -Rood, Mark Ward t::. K. Scites has enlisted in the ~r ~~\~:liteM, . ;;. ~~P, e~v!urt~~ ~ iM. John Wolfe. U. S. Army. ~!ik. METHODisT •MI!N Mr :a.nd.· Mrs. Lloyd Roush were Nee~ .end. i ......:~~'4'he Methodist Men met Tues- shoppmg 1n Columbus on Monday1 W mam Chisler was a r ecent • in h Mr and Mrs Nigel Oyer and ~rljess visitor in Niauara. Falls. . · · · " e-nn g at t e home of Mr. Mrs. J . L. Stewart: The group ch1ldren of Parkersburg visited 11. "Nick'! Walton Phelpa of ~" ,Df,de planS and discuiilsed the Mrs. H. L. Dyer on Sunday. New Jfaven and Mrs. c arl Kearns Mr. and M~s. Do_nald Brown and · .>f Cllfton appeared last wer.k on 'Cjlfureh's building program. Those attending were Mr. Wilson,'Alton vlsited relatives m Catlettsburg, WSAZ;TV Coff~e Time Show. The H.-\VEN- fJ()()D AEIVl~ • z. I ' • . ·'· , • . ' .. -· u •.. , ,., "'''•'''"~ RENT-SELL·BUY . ' • , • .. ·•· • i SOARE • I THOUSANDS OF OTHERS ;- ... • ;· • • • FIND EM'PLOYMENT IF YOU USED THIS SPACE ASA SHOWCASE FOR WHAT YOU HAVE TO SELL ' '' ) j ' ----- ' PIANIIT~ . .,. .·'' ,, • • ........ 1n '' .' 'IS.TO ' ll'tl I ' ' ,• '' . ' • • ' Aos·i . . ' • ' ' ' ,. ' ••- ~ . • { .. ] ' . ,., - • .i, • ' ... '· : I. •. •~. L' • .... ._.,,,'. '; . ~., ;' .~\.:. ·.~· • • - ' •; '•• ftSIVI . ' hng, Wyatt had well. and lhe host ,and hostess. M01'HERS ClUB Mrs. Donald Brown, president of 1he New Haven Moth.ets Club. anDounced that the Club will spon· lOr 11: Talent ShOw for entertainrpent of the Lakin Hospital. Tlle 11how wlll b!;!' in the Hospi.Jal Auditorium, Feb. 27. ' Any talent ed persons .wishine to participate contact Mrs. Don~:~ld ·Brown. , A group of five club members, MrS. Donald Brown, Mrs. Marion Ohlinger, Mrs. Bob Muriey, Mrs. - 0. J, Bostic and Mrs. Jack Flesher, recently visited the clinic takina: magazines and iloap t~ the pa· tieat!t They also played Bingo With ~he patients, who presented 1be merpbers with prizes. Mr . .and Mrs. Donald Brown and Libb.Y abopped In Columbus 'On IFrldly. . . :0:~~- ~r J~n~ow,:;: .i~;. ~~~ ~ONA·LS ADVERTISING SAVES MONEY FOR CUSTOMER and SELLE.IfALI KE .... .. ... I ·yo FIND SOMIT·HING YOU H. AVE LOST • • • ::. OR 7'. I " BECAUSE IT INCREASES TUR'Nov:ER! a-.. to"'' tiMID ,_ ',,. :} .. ' ' .. :*., Mr. and Mrs. Delbert B and Belly GladWell or Middle I Ohio vUited Mr. and Mrs. £. 0 . ~Henry Sunday. ~ Mr. and Mrs Glen OJ~ Mid· dlepart TiMtep Mr. aad ~Harr]l Johnson Sund"'. I ~· Mr. and M(s. Gerilld Kelty and • children Porileroy, Mr. a~t Mrs. Eldon Skinner of ChaunceY1. visited Mr. and MrS. Peatl Nirholsan Su~­ day. « • I · • . • I AND . ' TRADE-HIRE MASS . CONSUMP:riON suudi r . ...~. YOU ARE READING THIS .... THIS I~ ADVERTISING MASS SELLING WHICH MAKES POSSIBLE MASS · PRODUCT-JON Mr. and Mrs. Bill Camp anti children Muon visited Mr anct }trs. James Jonea over the week· •. Court THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE WILL SEE IT! !.II" . and Mrs. Ru.nel1 You1lg Jr., and chlldre n, West ColumhLt Yi1Hcd }l.r. and Mrs. Bud Youn:r: s unday. T I ' Mr. ami Mrr. AlYa TuUiyer .an I c111ldren of Glenwood W Va. vlst~­ ed l [ r&. Alm a J ohruon Frjd;y. ,, fraduently usigned by E. G. Polan NOTICE OF APPOINTI't\ENT to the defendant, Jerry Wald, by instrument .ecorded in Vol. 46, IKeclltrhl Page 6:59 of the Lease RecorcU of Estate of J"' ~ SwMMy llecaaa•d Meigs County, Ohio, and which Notice ia hereby given that !'ern said five oil and gaa leases are de- IH. Sweeney whose Post Office addscHbed as fol1ows : ress ia LingrvUie, Ohio, RFD baa The following oil and gaa lease. been duly appointed as Exec:utrb: Rulland Town•hip, Meigs~ of the Estate of Jess A. Sweeney County, Ohio; 0) Hiram Slaw· late ot Meies County Ohio, deter lease in RuUand Township, eeued. ' Meigs County, Ohio, which uid lease is reoorded In Vol 46, at •Dated tbis 19th day of Febraury p1Je 660 of the Lease Record5 of 1957. Melp County , Ohio. (2) The ThelJohn C. Bacon rna B. Campbell oil and gas lease a• recorded In Vql. 46, at page Judge the Probate 441 of tbe Lease Recorda of Meigs County, Ohio. (3l The Joseph Mel.gs County, Ohio Grueaer oil and gas lease on a (2) 20, 3te 35 acre tract of real eitate in Rut-----~ NOTICE 0' APPOINTMINT land Town ship, MeJgs County, .A.Imlnl"rator Ohio, II rerorded in Vol. 46, at page 662 of the Leaae Records of l•tate Df.Marl0n ChtM . dtu11td ·Notice ia hereby. given that BerMeigs County , Ohio. (4) The Joseph Grueser oil and gas Lease on nard V. Fultz whose Post Office a 4G ·acres tract ot real estate in Address is Pomeroy, Ohio, haa Rutland Town ship, Meigs County, been duly appointed as 'AdminiOhio, .JhJch said Lease is recorded strator of the Estate of ·Marion In Vol. 46, at pas:e 664 ol the Chan late of Columbia Township, Lease Recorda of Melgs County, MeiJ• coonj.y, Ohlo, deceased. •Dated tbJa 19th day of February Ohio. (:5 ) The Frank Young and Allee Young lease on a 1~ acres 1967. traet ot real estate in Rutland John C. Bacon Township, Meigs County, Ohio, which said Lease Is recorded In .. Judge of the Probate Court Vol. fiJ, at PagP- 666 of the LeaR Retocds of lleits County, Ohio Meigs County, Ohio In !he. prayer of the petition (2) 20, 3tc said plaintiffs pray that said - -- - - - - - - - written conWaet and verbal con· tr11cts ~e rncinded, cancelled, va· dant, the Rutland Fuel compall)', cated and aet aside; that the fraud· a cor:por~Uon, be cancelled, let ulant uaignmer1t of the five oil aside .and) declared for naueht: and gu leases to the defendant, tJJat a receiver be appointed to Jerry Wold, be cancelled, set a- take charge of tbe assets of the del!de, and that plaintiffs' title in fendant, the Rutland Fuel Comthe said fl\le oil and gas leases be p1:1ny, a paftnership, and the al!lsets quieted 11 against all defend1:1nt.s; of the defendant, the Rutland Fu"el that the title of the plaintiffs in Company, a Corporation, and to said 10 Wheel GMC, G. I. Truck, sell and administer· the 11me in and olher drilling equipment de- accordance with the further orders ~trlbed in thP pelllion be declared of this Court, and for all other re· 6·bsolutf', free and cleat of any lief~& may be proper and the claim of all defendants; that the Court can (I:Jve. conveyance of the assets of Ute deSaid party is req~lred to &Q$fenda~t ,the Rutllnd :F'u~ Com· on nr before &ht 6th dat ' af pany, a partnerahip, to the df!fen-1 A1>rll. 1957. E. L. Lusher and D. M. Lusher, Plaintiffs LEGAL NOTlCI ORDER OF ATTACHMENT Crow & Crow, ~U.o"''J''-E. W. -Pcuplcs vs. J. 0 . t:asto and ~..::::...::::.;:.:...;::;.:.:::.,:::~,.::.::,~6;:tc~-. the Citizen's Nalional B1:1nk. Mid· r dlcport. Ohio. Amount 1 ~ 14 and lnlcresl before R. E. Grindley, J. P. VIC~!: All rn1:1kes Repalred by Ex· 1!15€ PONTIAC V8 Sto r Chlt>f t dr. pert Technicians. !'bone 6284 Y Scd!ln. Power brakes, slecring. MJ.dd\C'por ·. 6· 1~-tf Blaettn11r's, Hydratnsllc drive. 2 21 8tc AJ'IIYON& D&SIRING HOME DEPomeroy. $2R9:J.OO UVERY ot BrouthtoD's Dairy 19M BUi::'~~' Q-clal 4 dr. Rtvle a !2) 27. (3) 6. 13, 20, 4tc . Sedan. Dynanow dr!ve. "Hard-' Producta bt Pomeroy or Mlddleport, call Walter Crooks, phone top" body 1tyle. Blaottnlr's, 6057.J. Afler all, "The Best Pomeroy. $2805.00. 2 21 6tc Doesn·t Cott A Cent More." 1 211 Imp• t9~8 FORD VI Cuttomllne 4 1r. Sedan. 13,465 ureful mllea. R INSURANCI! AGENCY & H. Immaculate throua:hout. RADIO & TEL&VISION SERVICE, Phone 200, Cleland AppUance ••re~ Automoblb, H•llth fl89B .OO Blaettnar'a, Pomeroy. Store, 118, w. Main St., Pomeroy. 2 21 etc ACCIDINT 2·23·11 1938 PONTIAC V8 Star Chlel4 dr. Lifo, CuooltY and Sedan. Leaa than 9,000 easy SA VI!: ON YOUR SHOE repair at mUea. Almoat llke the day It Racine S!loe Shop. Wll aoldt t240a.oo. Blaettnar't, Ea~tt :-::---·--.::::;11·80·11 Pomeroy, 2 '21 8tc Colu mbl.ll, Oldo 'v\.lited Mr :tnd Mn. V.'alter al.s11:e Satnrday . Mr. and Mn. 1-iftcd Rou sh m1t · ··d ~fr and :\frs Cl ifford J Qhn..,ou Sunday. Fort Knox, Ky. vc oiloil and eas leases, whlcb and gas leases were ~en •• 1 1 lor war Ke,.rnt ill formerly England an,i, Mn . Plymouth, EDJ'land. Mr. an d M"n. larl HeatOil and ~· • Daily Sentioel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Feb. Z7, lH7-7 program Clifton' ...' -. Sheline, son of Mrs. Bessie Mc-Coy, Route 2, entered tbe ArmY in NoYember of last year and com· pleted basic combat trainina at "===========:'j(j'4'Jf:~"K:;;;;;----Jiaaide f • I (I Ker r ~aid five 1bow wat J !)rides. Mra. ot london. Phel ps il of ... ... - FORT LEONARD WOOD, Mo. <AHTNC) .Army Pvt. Delmas Sbdinc, ~~ · 08e wife, Reva., lives on Rou te , h shire, Ohio, recen· tly waa g a ted from an eight\\H:ek car tn '_; 4[)Urse at Fort Leonard Woo , Mo. · Is Hollywood, run """' • Servicemen ~ BHl Ch~:~ttin of lUson C!llled on Mr. JQC FoK Sunda),. . Calvin Bumgardner, Leona Wamsley and Floyd Roach who J• attending MarshAll College vitltcd Cricnds and relatives Sundiy. Th,e. Good wm Class met on borne of Monday night at the Frieda Himry and quilted ind cut carpet rags. Tbote mem~ pre · sent, were Olivil Yourtg, Mabel Johnaon, Lucille Harriso•, Lall· rene ~wis, Irene Justis, Jun~ Burn• and Frieda Henry. · Beverly Burns attended , a skatlng p111rty at t h e eommun it•, __ build · ins itt Milson City siven for the 4-H Club on Tuesd1y evening. Mr. Ivan Bush of Maaol) Cily was ,aling on Mr. Ned Henry on Friday • Mrs. George Burn.s attend'td .1. Comniunity Musical given at .GalJipolis on Frida; evening. Mrs. Frlefla Henry and Mrs. Irene Justis .along with (heir sis· ters and sisters-in-law and a eou~i l1 Mr.>. Sevilla Blessing v~ted w;lh y ;ola May and Floren..:~ • • H: ;c ka,·d on Thu rSda)·. • . V Mr s. Je!ln Taylor and s~n .,.e::.· neth wa s callina on Mr . and Mrs. Ned Henry on Thursday. SIX PRIME · MINISTERS TALK . OVER A BIG DEAL: . ,~ , · · ... "T •• • - . - I L06i< ·-· TI>IEf:I.E'S A PARADE PASSING- BY �. - .-'' • Pomeroy.Middleport, 0 ., Feb. 27, 1957 Wald, whose place of red· California, and whose Porrt Office Addres1 iJ c/o Colum bia Studios, Hollywood, Ca lif-ornia , wi ll t;:. ke nDtiee that on the lJ Lh. day of J uly, 1958, E. L Lusher and D. M. Lusher filed Lbelr pt:lhiou in the Court of Comrmm Pleas oi Meigs County, Ohio, and on . ~;cptcmbe r 11th, 1956, E . L. Lusher and D. M. Lusher fJled their Second Amended . Pditlon In the Court of Comm on Pleas of Meigs Count y, Ohio ,in case No. 12,444 agai nst him and others Said defendant , Jerry Wald , is hereby notified that one of the o~ jeets of uid petition is to aet ,.,_ CONSI!ITIINT DEPENDABLE RESULTS WANT ADS PHONE 398 RATES 2 cub per .JPorc!, one iDaertioa. Minimum cllarge 50c..........4. eenb' per word. lor three comecutive inJertiona. Suecial- One month for 2:5 centa per word. of 2 ceuta per word will be charged for advertising DOt p.ald for be(ol't'l the 15th of each month following in~ertion. l!'.rrerl in Adv~hould be reported immediately. Tbe Dally Seatinel will not be rea:ponJible for more than one iitcor- u rect luertion. - ... Card of Thanks and Special Notices of Events $1.00. Obituaries publimed at 1 cent per word. fforSO-WOT, SCUI.P.I'OR SAYS OtrTiiRIE OF TRES! .. .. . .. • ·~ J (1) Notices J IT'S EASY TO :.:..:,--...,...-- SJ.EEPING ROOMs, close in town, 127 Butternut, Pomeroy. 2·25-12\e BUY - SELL - RENTfind employment - hire - or find a lost Item throul(h '!be Dally Sentinel WAI'JT · ADS. Don't put It off Call 398 Today - An Ad In lhiB column ONE ..• ROOM APARTMENT. A. N. Bengal. POIIlP:"oy. ::----~----1:.:1:...:_ 1 _:: tf for nmt • Electric wallpaper Jteamer. Clinton F isher, Mid· dlepo1·t. Ph. 6265-X 11 _1 H GETS RESULTS , NOUCE - truck growers. I wlll have a load of southern cabbage 3 ROOM .fURNISHED apartment plants in March and wUl have for rent, with shower. P.hone 6386·Y. 2 27 tHe tomato plants In April. Call or brine orders to Charles Hania, Portland. . 2 21 9tc: =( 1,..,. 7 _;__ ) ~H ~e~lp Wanted IAVI DON'T YOU KNOWf Wiker'• wut give yoq the belt FULL '11IME BOOKJU•~EPER, high Indo on lurniture or appUan- school Jraduate, 20 to 35 years of age, must be able to type . Apply teL .f.e tf to Mr. Glasgo, Provico MHiing DIKALI. the profit pull.. and Feed Co. Minersv!lle, Ohio. 2 27 3tc Herm Berry'• Hatchery, Inc. WANTI!lD local, reliable maJTied 625 . 5th Street Parke:r<Jburg, W. Va. man , as:e 23 to 35 wlth high achool education for retail bread ro~te. Salary and bonus . Five Phor:.~ Garfield 2-3588 day week. Apply Nickles Bakery, 2 26 1 moe. 806 w. Main St., Pomeroy, Feb. I WILL NOT be retponsible for 27 d28be t ween 600 and700 any debts contracted by anyone P.M. 2·25-3tc other than mYielf. Ed Howell Jr. Edwar d Howell Jr. I 18 J - F.mploymenr R. F. D. 2 Racine , Ohio Wonted. 2 27 3tc ----- •• - ~--- 10 Lost & Fo unci --- ( 19) ·Business Opoortunities LOST. 2-year-old yet low Jeraey heifer tince Feb 20 from ~ MAKE MON·EY GeorJe Deem farm . Phone Ra- Pteparlng, mailing circulars, 2 -2~3tc cine 3088. $10 - $1000 Free details, Advertisers, Rt. No. - -- - ~ 2, :MIIIcr!Alurg', Ohio. 2·25-4t p ices (8b l Auto ~-·-- Serv --- .... -- 11. H. IIAWLL~GS SONSC0. - 24 tlus1ne~ :.erv11:~ bour VVrerker Serviee. Dl)' I ybt Phone · P,bone 8Z2'l. Nl .Qutcl< SF'..RYIOfl1 on W11~h r..~e• 11039-X. DODGE • PLYMOUTH pairing ~Y factory Trained 8 6 tl DEALERS. watchmaker, COIJ.JNS JEWE. LEns, Pc.meroy. 1·3-tf lUI . (8) Auto Sole s - - - ----- FOREMAN & AIIBOTI T.V. SEJI. -- ---- -- - • He is a 195!i graduate of East Hieh School and a former employe of the Kroger Co., botb in Colwnbll!. of • Rodney Downing Broke, Rtol nsurcance t9M BUICK Century a dr. Riviera (20 BI I Cpe. DJnallow. Beautiful three WELDING ACETYLENE SERV• tone white and areen finllh. lCE and car Nei1ler .and $1705.00. Blaeltnar's, !Pomeroy. Cleek Garage, Raclne. Phone 2 21 81< 3Ull . 2 23 61e - rePair. 1-91111 - -PL - ,Y : -li :-0-VT - H - VS - 4,.-,. dr.:..~ Savoy HOME BUILDERS and CMIINET Sedan. one local owner. It beata work . The Nele:lot•, aelne. the hlll1 :and better• the hl1-h· ways. $1486.00. Blaettnar'l\, Pomeroy. In MJDOLIPOIT, OHIO I 61PHONII 611* 2 23 8tc 2 21 etc (91 For Sale FOUR ROOMS " ! FUJINI'11UIIE- COMPLET:E Jnauranqe Pro.tect.lon, Life, Auto. Flro, Polio. Call Don Uvlnc, kltchell, 2 bedroome and Mills , ' bathroom aeeeuorles. Rcaeon- I~;;:;;;:;;;:;;:::;;;;;:;:;:=:;::;;:;;::;;;: II WE BUY JTIUICTUAA~ I IIAMI ICIIAP liON - MIT ALl OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. Jbly priced. Inquire 1620 Lin· (21) ....... 110 coin UeiCbll. Phone 267. • • 2263te RISIDaNCI ~--· - Lincoln Hill.Slx I!;~~ rooms and tmth, 3 , d,own, 3 and 1 AORES 1100 ft. tront on Ohio 7, btllh up, basement ,oil furnico, near CoolvUle. Alao bulldlna: closets, extra larr._e 1~ ,OOd · loll. Pbooo Jlolpre IIA-38287. liltcct, quiet aclahHorhoOd. prie1273tc '' . d for quick 11te. Earl D. •en1 dcr, Realtor, Pearl F . Parker, A~~:cul. Pomoroy Pbotte 201. TRUCK- 'Sl I'ORP, :a ton, ataka 2 28 ate body. Hury 'Rouab, Clifton, W. ' -~ 2 27 3tp Ill L II, ""' '' __ .. •••a ...... "',. -r anCil.. ---=- --··-:-- v.. SPJ\GHETTI dinner, ~.' Federated Cburcb Saturday, March 2. 11 a. m. to 1 p. m.. and 4:00 to 8:30 p. and home1m. Alto Nftdw[Cihe.t m~e pica. 2 27 3tc :=--:=:---=-,....,. . IIOL8TEIN IIEIFE!\ baby col!. , ,l'fl<o •10.00. Rl>8or Lrl!holt, Rock · Sprbla•· I 2 27 at c 1Ji~d CONcam BLOCK& . ':'aolld - ..., a,- • GRUISI!B BLOCK CO. IMllflNo.tllof_., ..... "'""' • 1111 Rt, II. Coii!Nrn. - · ' I End . Mr. and Mrt. Glenn Mart moved from Pt. Pleasant RoU.\t to Clif· t•n to make tbelf hOme . Mr. and Mrt. Joseph Kt1rns vLtttcd relativea 1t Marlett-. Obiu ,. .. •"""''"• Ololo .,..,.... ,,.. fiUTIG . Effoit .p f Tht Pullc .$trvont Who.seeyes ail He wou~~t..,served • • - LOs AHGILU ...... ~De Loo bu till Mioot.~ booly he bu ..., 1""' oeulpto< Joseph Dubroayl, ol\4·tll0 fiJIIOII ~ ot -~~~ JQ!lt ·-o14 0114 A.. ann't • reall>' """'tlfuL "N-'ot •t td80I <If • lloiUI!fUIIto<lf," quolll Dubtooy!. Be'l m • U. baltneu of 401Diaad!ei'OC tbtm Ill. l:mmill, but t( WI mrt ot talk koep. up, you woader ll ' wilL ~10111. VlriiOle, 11, II -.awtl. obi, •u Mr. Dulo<oa,yl ooyo l"m beautiful tbtn tt !DUit 1M true. Be liM peat &rUIUo abWtJ.• ( lnten~etlo~W~U .· • NEW ~-Mr. ,;;-d ~••. -~~~~~r Weh"lrlcy:-;.-s;;"nday:--·--· '' LIONS recently visited relatives Jn Glen Out of town people attending . Lyn. Va. the funeral of Joe Brown were The Ne~ H_aven L.iona Club met IMr .and Mrs. Wallr Stewart of Harold Rood, Colun1bus, Mr. and :. Tuesday mgh . s.t the Legi~n Hall. Greenup, Ky., viilted r.tr. ap.d Mrt. Mu. Nigel Dyer, ParKersburg, Mr. ,.,.. Duri~fl t~e busln~ss meeting the J. -L. Stewart on Thursday evenlng and Mrs. J.ot Bob Hemsley, Park· ~.., · orga Jzation voted to sponsor Boy W.hile cnroute te Moreantown. ersburg and Mr. and Mrs. James ,..., Stout Troop ~6. Also the ei-~1b Mr .and Mn. 0. E. Brinker, h,ve Moses of Charleston. voted \ t_o furmsh t~e Cub Scout returned from California after :Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Chadwell Paek \Mb an Amerlclln Flag. . D 11 L da ' Jack Fry wu appointed pro- vulitlnJ there I« several weeks. uncan h s, Oh o were Sun Y, ~" '-'"".. . Ior M . arc b 19 , Dl a- 1M MrsE L. L ·tMlyaard a:uests of Mr. and . Mrs. Wyatt .-• .....m c h a Irman . • motber of Ch1:1dwell 1 underwent • 1 trict Governor's and Ladies' Night rs.. · iii en, .ma· · ..., ~ombined. jor aurgery lalt Thunday Jn ,_ !Mr .and MrS". Ed Taylor, Mr. and Huntington Hoi!lpital. Mrs. Melvin Fr/ and Mrs. Dana The group held a ro1-1nd·table dis. ALt di lh I l O F•y aU of Pittsburgh visited their 'i'~ cussion on school ,,nrol>lrim•. At· ft4 sh~n. ns:c 1 e bunera ofR scar bf!rt motQer, M.R. Stella Fry , who Is tending were Wooi:lroW Brown, u ID o um us were o . in .rt~us condition at Mason Henry Buck, Al-bert Dodson, Jack Cooke, ~rs. Danny Yonter, Ber- Clinl.c. Mill Dana Fry remained ·!Frey, Kermit Ford, Charles Jew· nard, Blll, Donald and Mr. and fo~; a week stay. ell, George .Jewell, Bob Johnston, Mrs. Cliff Cooke. ' IOharles Lester, Nick Phelpl, H. C. Jactk Selte11, son of .Mr. and Mrs. . Mr: Jnd Mrs. Paul Powell visited · IJt9Jt,ey, Gerald -Rood, Mark Ward t::. K. Scites has enlisted in the ~r ~~\~:liteM, . ;;. ~~P, e~v!urt~~ ~ iM. John Wolfe. U. S. Army. ~!ik. METHODisT •MI!N Mr :a.nd.· Mrs. Lloyd Roush were Nee~ .end. i ......:~~'4'he Methodist Men met Tues- shoppmg 1n Columbus on Monday1 W mam Chisler was a r ecent • in h Mr and Mrs Nigel Oyer and ~rljess visitor in Niauara. Falls. . · · · " e-nn g at t e home of Mr. Mrs. J . L. Stewart: The group ch1ldren of Parkersburg visited 11. "Nick'! Walton Phelpa of ~" ,Df,de planS and discuiilsed the Mrs. H. L. Dyer on Sunday. New Jfaven and Mrs. c arl Kearns Mr. and M~s. Do_nald Brown and · .>f Cllfton appeared last wer.k on 'Cjlfureh's building program. Those attending were Mr. Wilson,'Alton vlsited relatives m Catlettsburg, WSAZ;TV Coff~e Time Show. The H.-\VEN- fJ()()D AEIVl~ • z. I ' • . ·'· , • . ' .. -· u •.. , ,., "'''•'''"~ RENT-SELL·BUY . ' • , • .. ·•· • i SOARE • I THOUSANDS OF OTHERS ;- ... • ;· • • • FIND EM'PLOYMENT IF YOU USED THIS SPACE ASA SHOWCASE FOR WHAT YOU HAVE TO SELL ' '' ) j ' ----- ' PIANIIT~ . .,. .·'' ,, • • ........ 1n '' .' 'IS.TO ' ll'tl I ' ' ,• '' . ' • • ' Aos·i . . ' • ' ' ' ,. ' ••- ~ . • { .. ] ' . ,., - • .i, • ' ... '· : I. •. •~. L' • .... ._.,,,'. '; . ~., ;' .~\.:. ·.~· • • - ' •; '•• ftSIVI . ' hng, Wyatt had well. and lhe host ,and hostess. M01'HERS ClUB Mrs. Donald Brown, president of 1he New Haven Moth.ets Club. anDounced that the Club will spon· lOr 11: Talent ShOw for entertainrpent of the Lakin Hospital. Tlle 11how wlll b!;!' in the Hospi.Jal Auditorium, Feb. 27. ' Any talent ed persons .wishine to participate contact Mrs. Don~:~ld ·Brown. , A group of five club members, MrS. Donald Brown, Mrs. Marion Ohlinger, Mrs. Bob Muriey, Mrs. - 0. J, Bostic and Mrs. Jack Flesher, recently visited the clinic takina: magazines and iloap t~ the pa· tieat!t They also played Bingo With ~he patients, who presented 1be merpbers with prizes. Mr . .and Mrs. Donald Brown and Libb.Y abopped In Columbus 'On IFrldly. . . :0:~~- ~r J~n~ow,:;: .i~;. ~~~ ~ONA·LS ADVERTISING SAVES MONEY FOR CUSTOMER and SELLE.IfALI KE .... .. ... I ·yo FIND SOMIT·HING YOU H. AVE LOST • • • ::. OR 7'. I " BECAUSE IT INCREASES TUR'Nov:ER! a-.. to"'' tiMID ,_ ',,. :} .. ' ' .. :*., Mr. and Mrs. Delbert B and Belly GladWell or Middle I Ohio vUited Mr. and Mrs. £. 0 . ~Henry Sunday. ~ Mr. and Mrs Glen OJ~ Mid· dlepart TiMtep Mr. aad ~Harr]l Johnson Sund"'. I ~· Mr. and M(s. Gerilld Kelty and • children Porileroy, Mr. a~t Mrs. Eldon Skinner of ChaunceY1. visited Mr. and MrS. Peatl Nirholsan Su~­ day. « • I · • . • I AND . ' TRADE-HIRE MASS . CONSUMP:riON suudi r . ...~. YOU ARE READING THIS .... THIS I~ ADVERTISING MASS SELLING WHICH MAKES POSSIBLE MASS · PRODUCT-JON Mr. and Mrs. Bill Camp anti children Muon visited Mr anct }trs. James Jonea over the week· •. Court THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE WILL SEE IT! !.II" . and Mrs. Ru.nel1 You1lg Jr., and chlldre n, West ColumhLt Yi1Hcd }l.r. and Mrs. Bud Youn:r: s unday. T I ' Mr. ami Mrr. AlYa TuUiyer .an I c111ldren of Glenwood W Va. vlst~­ ed l [ r&. Alm a J ohruon Frjd;y. ,, fraduently usigned by E. G. Polan NOTICE OF APPOINTI't\ENT to the defendant, Jerry Wald, by instrument .ecorded in Vol. 46, IKeclltrhl Page 6:59 of the Lease RecorcU of Estate of J"' ~ SwMMy llecaaa•d Meigs County, Ohio, and which Notice ia hereby given that !'ern said five oil and gaa leases are de- IH. Sweeney whose Post Office addscHbed as fol1ows : ress ia LingrvUie, Ohio, RFD baa The following oil and gaa lease. been duly appointed as Exec:utrb: Rulland Town•hip, Meigs~ of the Estate of Jess A. Sweeney County, Ohio; 0) Hiram Slaw· late ot Meies County Ohio, deter lease in RuUand Township, eeued. ' Meigs County, Ohio, which uid lease is reoorded In Vol 46, at •Dated tbis 19th day of Febraury p1Je 660 of the Lease Record5 of 1957. Melp County , Ohio. (2) The ThelJohn C. Bacon rna B. Campbell oil and gas lease a• recorded In Vql. 46, at page Judge the Probate 441 of tbe Lease Recorda of Meigs County, Ohio. (3l The Joseph Mel.gs County, Ohio Grueaer oil and gas lease on a (2) 20, 3te 35 acre tract of real eitate in Rut-----~ NOTICE 0' APPOINTMINT land Town ship, MeJgs County, .A.Imlnl"rator Ohio, II rerorded in Vol. 46, at page 662 of the Leaae Records of l•tate Df.Marl0n ChtM . dtu11td ·Notice ia hereby. given that BerMeigs County , Ohio. (4) The Joseph Grueser oil and gas Lease on nard V. Fultz whose Post Office a 4G ·acres tract ot real estate in Address is Pomeroy, Ohio, haa Rutland Town ship, Meigs County, been duly appointed as 'AdminiOhio, .JhJch said Lease is recorded strator of the Estate of ·Marion In Vol. 46, at pas:e 664 ol the Chan late of Columbia Township, Lease Recorda of Melgs County, MeiJ• coonj.y, Ohlo, deceased. •Dated tbJa 19th day of February Ohio. (:5 ) The Frank Young and Allee Young lease on a 1~ acres 1967. traet ot real estate in Rutland John C. Bacon Township, Meigs County, Ohio, which said Lease Is recorded In .. Judge of the Probate Court Vol. fiJ, at PagP- 666 of the LeaR Retocds of lleits County, Ohio Meigs County, Ohio In !he. prayer of the petition (2) 20, 3tc said plaintiffs pray that said - -- - - - - - - - written conWaet and verbal con· tr11cts ~e rncinded, cancelled, va· dant, the Rutland Fuel compall)', cated and aet aside; that the fraud· a cor:por~Uon, be cancelled, let ulant uaignmer1t of the five oil aside .and) declared for naueht: and gu leases to the defendant, tJJat a receiver be appointed to Jerry Wold, be cancelled, set a- take charge of tbe assets of the del!de, and that plaintiffs' title in fendant, the Rutland Fuel Comthe said fl\le oil and gas leases be p1:1ny, a paftnership, and the al!lsets quieted 11 against all defend1:1nt.s; of the defendant, the Rutland Fu"el that the title of the plaintiffs in Company, a Corporation, and to said 10 Wheel GMC, G. I. Truck, sell and administer· the 11me in and olher drilling equipment de- accordance with the further orders ~trlbed in thP pelllion be declared of this Court, and for all other re· 6·bsolutf', free and cleat of any lief~& may be proper and the claim of all defendants; that the Court can (I:Jve. conveyance of the assets of Ute deSaid party is req~lred to &Q$fenda~t ,the Rutllnd :F'u~ Com· on nr before &ht 6th dat ' af pany, a partnerahip, to the df!fen-1 A1>rll. 1957. E. L. Lusher and D. M. Lusher, Plaintiffs LEGAL NOTlCI ORDER OF ATTACHMENT Crow & Crow, ~U.o"''J''-E. W. -Pcuplcs vs. J. 0 . t:asto and ~..::::...::::.;:.:...;::;.:.:::.,:::~,.::.::,~6;:tc~-. the Citizen's Nalional B1:1nk. Mid· r dlcport. Ohio. Amount 1 ~ 14 and lnlcresl before R. E. Grindley, J. P. VIC~!: All rn1:1kes Repalred by Ex· 1!15€ PONTIAC V8 Sto r Chlt>f t dr. pert Technicians. !'bone 6284 Y Scd!ln. Power brakes, slecring. MJ.dd\C'por ·. 6· 1~-tf Blaettn11r's, Hydratnsllc drive. 2 21 8tc AJ'IIYON& D&SIRING HOME DEPomeroy. $2R9:J.OO UVERY ot BrouthtoD's Dairy 19M BUi::'~~' Q-clal 4 dr. Rtvle a !2) 27. (3) 6. 13, 20, 4tc . Sedan. Dynanow dr!ve. "Hard-' Producta bt Pomeroy or Mlddleport, call Walter Crooks, phone top" body 1tyle. Blaottnlr's, 6057.J. Afler all, "The Best Pomeroy. $2805.00. 2 21 6tc Doesn·t Cott A Cent More." 1 211 Imp• t9~8 FORD VI Cuttomllne 4 1r. Sedan. 13,465 ureful mllea. R INSURANCI! AGENCY & H. Immaculate throua:hout. RADIO & TEL&VISION SERVICE, Phone 200, Cleland AppUance ••re~ Automoblb, H•llth fl89B .OO Blaettnar'a, Pomeroy. Store, 118, w. Main St., Pomeroy. 2 21 etc ACCIDINT 2·23·11 1938 PONTIAC V8 Star Chlel4 dr. Lifo, CuooltY and Sedan. Leaa than 9,000 easy SA VI!: ON YOUR SHOE repair at mUea. Almoat llke the day It Racine S!loe Shop. Wll aoldt t240a.oo. Blaettnar't, Ea~tt :-::---·--.::::;11·80·11 Pomeroy, 2 '21 8tc Colu mbl.ll, Oldo 'v\.lited Mr :tnd Mn. V.'alter al.s11:e Satnrday . Mr. and Mn. 1-iftcd Rou sh m1t · ··d ~fr and :\frs Cl ifford J Qhn..,ou Sunday. Fort Knox, Ky. vc oiloil and eas leases, whlcb and gas leases were ~en •• 1 1 lor war Ke,.rnt ill formerly England an,i, Mn . Plymouth, EDJ'land. Mr. an d M"n. larl HeatOil and ~· • Daily Sentioel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Feb. Z7, lH7-7 program Clifton' ...' -. Sheline, son of Mrs. Bessie Mc-Coy, Route 2, entered tbe ArmY in NoYember of last year and com· pleted basic combat trainina at "===========:'j(j'4'Jf:~"K:;;;;;----Jiaaide f • I (I Ker r ~aid five 1bow wat J !)rides. Mra. ot london. Phel ps il of ... ... - FORT LEONARD WOOD, Mo. <AHTNC) .Army Pvt. Delmas Sbdinc, ~~ · 08e wife, Reva., lives on Rou te , h shire, Ohio, recen· tly waa g a ted from an eight\\H:ek car tn '_; 4[)Urse at Fort Leonard Woo , Mo. · Is Hollywood, run """' • Servicemen ~ BHl Ch~:~ttin of lUson C!llled on Mr. JQC FoK Sunda),. . Calvin Bumgardner, Leona Wamsley and Floyd Roach who J• attending MarshAll College vitltcd Cricnds and relatives Sundiy. Th,e. Good wm Class met on borne of Monday night at the Frieda Himry and quilted ind cut carpet rags. Tbote mem~ pre · sent, were Olivil Yourtg, Mabel Johnaon, Lucille Harriso•, Lall· rene ~wis, Irene Justis, Jun~ Burn• and Frieda Henry. · Beverly Burns attended , a skatlng p111rty at t h e eommun it•, __ build · ins itt Milson City siven for the 4-H Club on Tuesd1y evening. Mr. Ivan Bush of Maaol) Cily was ,aling on Mr. Ned Henry on Friday • Mrs. George Burn.s attend'td .1. Comniunity Musical given at .GalJipolis on Frida; evening. Mrs. Frlefla Henry and Mrs. Irene Justis .along with (heir sis· ters and sisters-in-law and a eou~i l1 Mr.>. Sevilla Blessing v~ted w;lh y ;ola May and Floren..:~ • • H: ;c ka,·d on Thu rSda)·. • . V Mr s. Je!ln Taylor and s~n .,.e::.· neth wa s callina on Mr . and Mrs. Ned Henry on Thursday. SIX PRIME · MINISTERS TALK . OVER A BIG DEAL: . ,~ , · · ... "T •• • - . - I L06i< ·-· TI>IEf:I.E'S A PARADE PASSING- BY �'. '\ -• • . ' ' 11-Daily Sentinel, I'OJnefO)'·Middleport, 0., Feb. 27,' 1957 • --- 1 Lucille Bearbs Hawkina, Pomeroy Society Editor, Phone 82-l4 •Beige •Patent 'Eleanor Schaaf. Middleport Society Editor, Phone 6078 Dance Club Celebrates Sixth Anniversary THE SHOE BOX Middleport Month End Sale Women's SADDLE OXFORDS I home In C6Jumbus. Ed Gibson and Tony CroUch or Hu~tlngton, W. Va. were bulinea& • Black & White •White Buck $6.95 Roush's Shoe · Store Ml'ddJ...port Soct"ety Notes We Select Only Tile Very Best In Used Cars • Anniversary Sa~e .. STILL IN PROG·RESS Good Bu11• l,eft WAS NOW 1956 FORD VB · · · ·: · · ·· · $2095 i~ordomatic. $1895 Power Steering. R,idly Sharr. !!5!d~~~L~~. N~~~~~~·~: ;~: !~!! 5 $2095 1955 MERCURY · · · · · · · ·· · $1895 $1695 2 dr. Sedan. Mcrcomatlc, Heater, Runs fine. 19$5 CHEVROLET '(f · · · · $1695 f dr. Sedan. Heater. Seal Covers. Clean and Solid . $1595 • 1955 FORD VB · · · · · ·.. · · $1695 $1595 Cu.stomllrle 2 dr. Radio and Heater. bt!auttful color. Clean & nice. !!~! ~!fr~~!. ·,.~ !;;,;;, Se~~~!~ Nice$&1 ~!~ 1953 DODGE 3/4 ton Pickup · · $895 $795 Heater. One local owner. Goo(! tires, hotly nnd bed, Many More To (;hcto...- From Opea Evealn!IH 'Til 9 PM METROPOLITAN AUTO/ SALES "Wt St•tt.t Only Th• V•ry l•st In UMd Can~<~ AT THI TRAFFIC LIGHT MIDDLIPDRT JO!tt What . ·a j ;:Yt•· ... \ . ', ~ ' •' ~- . .... ' ' I R·S·T wlt.leb WN tllu6trated wit.b dra~ . 1:bJt1 of the various bircb abowiq their ldeoU!Yint marb. An el.hibition. of forced branch· q and ~d catalo,u.e. was 11Jo • part of 1he proeram. n wu ... a.ounnd tb•t tbe club would mee,\tin JM.an:h at Ute home of .Mral Floyd Thomas. , ' Pal ,Uti were excbanged durlni tbe aoeill bQ.ur an~ tb.e boat.euefl aerved a salad .:o~. to nineteeD members 1nd two tueJbJ: Mrs. llirvtY Erlewine and )Irs.. Richard Chamben. )lg, HaU ~ived the .t ravellinz prize which was contributed by lira. Dana Hoffmar.. --...c·~--­ • \ · Ill LociJ Newa II A4,Veru.q 111 ClreUiatlon . ' e • .. .-·. . ,. 'enti ne - • ' '· ..... . ·' ' ' Are. V~ter~ R.w.d.Ma,ilCarrier To Retai .. Ends 40 Years 'Service T Middl.,rt High Bachelors Qub Meeting Is Held ·Unanimous Aceord Is Evidenced At Meeting1feld On W~esday Stclrt >Ia The KlddleP9'1 ebap~ of the · Bacbelon' ProJecUve ~ociaUon~ ; No. ·n , met Tl(eSdiY at thejr e:lubl'OOmJ at the ' home of lAO Ken .. .o.e4y. J. a. Kennedy wu in ehargo · of tile meetiDg and new memben · admitted ·to the 'tub are Davi!l Stover, Wilbur .Rowley Jr., MJ.ehaeJ ErwiiL Tom O.vb and Eddie : Klt.ehen were named as pubUc}.tJ ·• Complete harmony l"U In evideQ<e last nlibt at a meeting beld In Polller9)' (J,Ity Hall CoundJ Cbambec• when a group of 37 dtlzens, meillbiJ'I Of l'omeroy Council and the Pomeroy Chamber of ~mmer<e metlo a ~I .tesaioo on the rerout· Jog of ~ Roule'l2hut of~. · It wa1 lbe unanimous opinion of !bose pr~ that evefll --"---------~-.effort be made to )eep 1:24 on its s.. $}400 DaJDages Rfilult Ftom I Mishap A toW eJtimated SlfOO damaae aad uti1itJ pOle waa te· today follo.tag a wreet at lnteneetlon ot State Route and 113'1. !ale lut n(Jbt with driver and youog pusena;er e~ta.PiDI Injury. to a ' Ralpb D. Shain, 40, Alltlqulty, WIJ drlvina; eat on 7..:J3.124 when aootber car off Of 33-7 ' • ~ '"·the ll!e stop lllhl) I ca~dl&ans !tOOl! .' Assorted pastel plaid Dan River Ginghams --' sleeveless italian necklines - crew neck l!'il.)b:, looal Fultz State - with IUC!- I cotton knit rib trim at neckline, sleeves and bottom . -to be worn with shorts- slacks and skirts. by Rep. . been introdueled ¥einllart ,af&r upWarde plft'tons ·had aii:Hd paUtlo111 hen requeatiQ: he take tho ~tion. Sla.. SmaU, Medium and Large. • • -~- Ne:W;J~eportets A~ AssigQed. ' Mei CoCourt .Twti·gs . . . ""lltaDt , Jqd*i!tt wWe O. Q. PattersOn, in by •' .tiMi Belen Smith arid iWbeeter A. Comman· Plea Drab aud tile proiJ'UD daalrmlft Courtjlod will dro.,. pef ~1om 'pay was lllri.. Martbl H1Uletl of lbe wl!!D tbey work ~dins \0 .ea. Junlqr lll&b llnlliah teaehlnr staU. !b~nd n~ en have beeQ :MeiPr County •.Om lriOo . !lied today In tho of!le< of the Clerk of cotu1B. Tlie' ,.are Junia Br~clsBaw, of Point ?feasant, W. Va.• and. Cuol Taylor, 9! Gallipolis. · PICKENS' In otlter been IN ..!:::z.=u~·d Maooa Clly Otmer L. Zerfde Funeral . Service Will Be Friday• l... . TAKE ADYANTAGE, NOW. . . . ~ella . ·' . $1.89. or gaI ~~kts Wo HoYt A CoMolot.·LIM ol .fJu'- DUCO . StrollS, Slurdy METAL TOOL. BOXES ...._;p E~Jji~S. ·-- .. - . . ' "'''!'1 Handv·for TM Kltct.nl co.-wnation Holder' ·fkef Cattle Tour •t'~-· \ . ¥ ~. . .. ' ToEnd · . . o. •UP ~· TO' Be.Held''-Here· . . ,. Otmer Leioil (Poc:k) a{ New Bawen, wbq IIOllz~ Hospltot, Wed•.., Port&1nouth ·· 1oneStrike --.,,--,"' -=-::+:-::-- PAINT.ROUER . Funerilservlces wiU be beld FrlIn the New lf&Y"en EUB \$4,50 1p Palllis, VarniSh, Stains and . 4 .' JUST ARRIVED I ChUd.--'8 New Spring ' CAR COATS ~ .............................. 14 0 • • 0 • • • ...... • $3.95 $4.95 ' 'MIDDLEPORT DEPARTMENT STORE' ' ' . " " lUSt AGOOD PLACE TO TRADJ! ··' : " ' . MIDDUPORT . • t••it4"f iiUrilloys. ... o ar ~!"!•••• ' . ' • . llld .. 0 ...........; • • • • ........ ....,, .......,...., ·-tr~ · ' $5.95, ,BAKER· FUfl·NITU.ltE Tlle ~ \ ' )! I" 0 . . . . . .,........ .......... SEUCTION . ~ ' SeveraHJoncerts Still On Agenda· I ~ttern~ ·. ) . a,d at rfiQ$Qnable prices. :;r: - • o ..............o.t '. . \ for'fiYl!ry ro,oit\ in your home, ...... new ' SIZES 3 TO 6X ~r . ·FIJM 'QUI ... . lARGE -· .ATLAITl YIIIYUUGI AI LOW LOW PIIICIII ,. Dtlplest ~i'Rer JD . . ·' ~ ' I < I , 1• ', lt •J -y - SINGLE Deck-Barrett • Nuptial Kin Club Part{ Is·Held Friday At Pratt H,ome Ololo: , _ , . - . . - -·....,.,cloudy-COO!IIn_. cold tMay IIIII loftl...,, Poidof - l y ._,. ond ..Ito 10 cold. Hit~!~ In tho SO'J; low loaiJbt Ia the 20'o . • .$1.00 Karen Carter Is Honored On Her Eighth Birthday ly UNITIIJ) 1'11111 • N0.289 CoHon Blousettes the weekend with Mr. rmd Mr6. Guy Seymour. t.an ca!lter, and were buMnelis visitor.! in Colum bus Saturd;ty. Mr ;md l\lr5. fillbcrt Powell :w<l ch1hlrcn, Davul, Hicky and Ja111 ~. Columbus, were wuckt>nd guc~h of Mr. and Mn. Norman WaylanU und .;;on, Charles. Mrs. Kenneth Cooke and son. Tommy,, Mn. Danny Yonkers and lira. Clarence Ebcr.tbaeh were bus· vlsltora in J)arkersburg Tues· do ~ . Mrs. Ff(ld Jacksou, who hall been a medical patient at Mciys General H9spital, bnt~ been tukcn to the home of her daughlel', Mn. Campbell Harp er , where she will be confined to her bed for sever· al weeks. ' Susie Edwardl, who bas been a patient al Hol~er Hospltal, hat~ been taken to lh~ home of her brother, Pearl Edwardt, Cheshirc Rl. 2. - Weather • "Dan River" and dauzhtcr, C11rol Jean, spent ' • • t; ' i Are Exchanged OUR BIG CuslOmline. Jlcater. • •• . ::Mr. MlliDLEPO&T M•••ll Gude.n ClUb meetin•- on Mareb 15 al the Rutland Methodist Chllf· eh when the)" met Mondax ni1ht at the bome of llrl. Will.a.m Hc.bstetter witb lira. Carl nilnniaon ., eo-hoateU. . Mrl. Webb H,ll. preSident, p;e.. sided at the bu~aeu meet}DJ end it wu decide4 t.bat the elub would terve 1 l)evenge at ltte Cou.Dty meeti ng when 1 aack luneb wu beld at 11:30 p.m. ~~. Genev.a Nolan, County '11ome Demoutrttion agent • ..uJ ._be the tpeaker for the aftemoon aeNJor.l Mr.li. James s. Tttua ~noi:inced thlt 1 "Pr.eUminity Schoo) 1011 nower Exbibiton.. would' be held on April 23· lt Tuppt:n Plalna. the dub voted. to sell qowel'l at Ealter with the ,Piac:e to be 13. aounced later. Kra. c. o. Chawnan wn Damed 11 ehairmu' of the M· bor Day plantin( at ibe BuUand Grade School. ' A Bake Sale .1, to .& held on March 2, at tllf/ RU_lla~D.ettart· ment Store wl1b' t.be to lalt from 10 JI.Jil. ~ 1 P~·'' . The eveaiDa:'liJro~;lae:luded, a paper op. ..Bi7d BOIIIiu and Fee~ders'' prepllfld tiJ Ilia. Floyd TbOIJUII and r~d by . ¥fi: Ja,zp'' s. Tltul. Mrt. Cbarlel t-e..rt.-: 'art vlsJtora in Pomeroy, Tuesday, Dr. and Mrs. Paul Bawnen of Portlmouth were weekeR!l .cueab of Mr. and Mrt. Fred Ro1enbaum. Yr. u.td. Mra. G1tl1nd Weanr and daughter Aun of DaytoJt, lpent tbe weekend With her parenta, Mr. and Mn!. John Sauvqe Sr. . L_ __ : _ SATURDAY NIGHT the Paw 'n Taw Squ¥re Dance club celebrated Its lin. Herman Kuntt of Grand 1 oi)J • Qiversary after a regular evening of dancing in the · Pomeroy on Butternut Ave Jlaphb, Mleh is the eueat o! Mr.t. UnJverslty, Athei)S 1pe.t.~ tbe ehalnntm. Mrs. Jo Hardy, widely known caller, has been with the club since it was organb:ed in 1951. Tbomu Young, W. Main St. weekend with 4\1 pare~tJ. Mr. llld The Charter of the nationally Other charter members present included Mrs. Alice Jo and Hardy, Mr. Kr. and Mra H. C. Bartell re- ·Mrs. Cha~res: Withee. . affiliateil ehlpter was reeeived and Mrs. Don Betzing, Mr. and Mrs. &ny Holter and Mr. and and Mrs. Ruth turned to their hom~!! iQ CIElYf'- ' Mlu Dixie &ewell ' spen" ··t~ melilber!lhip c:ertifieates, badges, Francis. Left to right, seated, Pat McChord, Linda Alice <!!~•.bol~~· land, Tuesday alter a weeki vblt week~d iii lhrietta with ber lnaurance policie1, car stickera, ett::. With the Rev: and Mrs. Waldo J. mother, Mrs. Audrey &ewell and were distributed. Jo Hardy, John Hardy, Mark Tannehill, Don Betzlng, Bartels. witb her grand,arentl, Mr. fnd The next meetibg will be held Chord, Norman Will, Phyllis Tannehill, Kermit Epple ·~;~.~~;:j and Mrs. Robert Ritchie and Mrs. T. E. Riteble. ' on Tuetday at the clubrooms with ~ Ja11et Rife, Dean Will, Ada Holter, Homer Holter, Mildred Betzlng 'J Bobby and Mr.11. Freda Ritcble John W. Seftll of Marietta Wab KitcHen and Davit in elw'1e of Janice Tannehill, and Marie Leadingham .• sons, Ro1er and Larry 1pent ,• recent gumt of Mr. and Mr&. the program. Eleven memben Sundar 1 with relatJvea in Colum- Charles Warner. •ere present this week- and were bus. Mr.. Freda Riteble r ..... lned Mr. and Jlpl JObD ll Weeb of sened re!resbmentJ. '' to be with her daua;hler, JlrJ. NebonvtUe .,ere weekend ·gue•U Kenneth Grover, who i!l a.ssoelaVOWS Helen McCloud a surgical patient of their parents, Mr. and Mn. El· Billy Burrell Jr., Jackson, has ted With MetropoHtan Marintt at Mt. Carmel Hospital. don WeekJ amt' Mn. Herman Sc:bLEGION TO MEET been vi1iUng ha grandparent.s, sates. is attepding 0 scott-Atwater Yrs. Earl Dobbie whose bus. oll. Feeney·B~nnett Post, No. 12R, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Erwin, while Sr,vlte Clinic in Huntington th~t band was buried here Monday lett Mr .and MrJ: William Pullins American Legion, will meet this '. his sister . Bonny, had been in week. Mill Janice Deck, daughter of t()day for her home, Hoboken, N. were visitors in :· P¥t~nburg, W. evening at 7:30. PIID! will be Holzer }Jospit<~l for a tonsillccDavid Ashley, who has been m Mr. and Mn. Allred Deck, E. M1in J. While here she was the guest u.f Va., Tuesday. ~~, made for the Birthday Dinn.er to tQmy. tor the past three weeks, is became the bride of Buater Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Canaday. Katheryn Jane ~nabs return- be held on Marth 15 with C. J. . Mrs. Emma B1~etl was called to cuperating alow).y at the home j !!~~''" of Hy~~ell Run, Tuesday at Eugene Withee, .stqdent at Obfo e~ to school tpdly "~r a weeb Rhodes as guest speaker. ..,ftll • Wheeling, w. Va where her son. hi!l great arandmother, Mrs. ""1>1 · 1'~.:'"" p. m. !It the home of Rev. lf;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;"i";;;;;;Ol·~·~b.o~e~n~ce;d;;ue;;l~o;;il~lln~esii:'·.__ _ _;m~e~m~be~rs;;;;ar~e~u~r~g~ed;;;;ito;;;;be;.;;p~re~se~n~t;.l' Irv1n Bissett, was scheduled for McKendrle. Thomas, HarrilonviJie RoacL l1 surgery Mrs. William Demosky and dau· Elolse Adams was tbe Mrs. Emerson Junes was .~thC'du· ghter, Cynthia Lynn, have been bridcsmald and Bob Estep aevred led to have mnjor surgery tod ay returned home from Holzer HOJ. as best man. pi tal. Following the ceremony a short at the Meigs General Hospital. Mrs. Joe Postlewaite ha,g been Mrs. c. H. Fugate, who had praise serviee was held at the m at her home with an attack or apcnt several day.s in Huntington Salvation Army. tlu~ has returned to the h.r:~me of Mr. Refreshments ot ice cream and G. R. Koehler , Columbus, was and Mrs. Harold Sauer and dau- cake were llt!rved. Mrs. Pearl Ash an overnight guest of h. is mother. ghtcr, Mary Ruth, Ferhan Mead· baked and deeorated the cake. Mrs. Lewis Koehler, ana other rc · ows. Best w1shes and congratulation• • • were extended the couple by the lati\•es Tuesday. Mr Kuchler, who Mrs. EWe Copen is a medict.l tomrades and .totdlers of the ) Is a Qoliunbus and Southern Ohio patleut at Hol:z:er ~ H~pital where S:alvation Army. J<:lectnc employee. 1~ stationed at ' ihc is reported in fair cc.md.itio'l. The couplf! are at home to their the Poston stullon this week . lt-ienda In Rutland. Mr. and Mrs George Hudson elt. Reg. •• Th.e BuUaad Gardea. Club madfll teaeber in the Pnmetvy Seboab, . plans to .'ponaor the Keitt COUJiiy bad a paver on "Natl¥e Blrdl": . Monday for a wuJu stay at her •All White • • · Rutland Gorden Club To Sponsor · · Co11nty•wide Meeting On March 1S Mn. Mary Swatzel return~~ home Monday fro,n Hctl:z:er Rospl.. al where she un~rwent surgery · last Thunday and 1s convaleactns nleely. . Mrs. Dpnald Bla.ntenship ''t!turu· ed to her home In <;";"ton,. Tues~ after a weeks vult Wlth her 111ter Mrs. NO!ftla Chapman. She eame at thla Ume to be 1fith her motbr, Mr-s. Mary Swatzet who und~rwent a_urgery. , - Mw Bartiara Wehnm.J: RN ot Columbus spent the past weekend with hu grandparents, Mr. l1ld Mrs. Harry Wehrung and other relatives. ~r. and M~. Jac~ West 1.11d cbildren, Stevte, Dtana and Jeff of Lancaater were weekend guests of Mr. and MrR. Ray Woodgeard. Mrs. H. D. Defenbacher left Galore • SOCIETY • • .. . .fOMEROY The Daily Sentinel SPRING SHOES .... • ' ' ,, i'till J.P.M. on,:~hllliGIJI WeJ'I' laked to 7:~ l· in. ,J1J.of· Power Co. :~· ~ ~ . preeent eourae t.brOU&II Pomeroy. but that 1dded dfGI't.t •llo be made to eeaue to:afp1ete accord -~~~ property •WWI upecWI; Ilona; Uniou·IY to r;raat euements of twa feet on each side ot Unionav u m ineeative to the Stator:! Hi1bway l}PJ3rtl;IJeDt to proeede witb a widcnJng and reaurfatln!! project proposed Last year and therel:iy retain tbe roD'-· A eitir.ens Action Committee was wu appointed to ~any out tbis mialion and. to ad u a ouueUJ ln preaeotiDJ tho: facts to Ohio De~t of Highway• 1t a hear· ing scheduled m Pomeroy in the Common Pleas Court Booms 01 ~ :J. at 10 am. N.uned to the Citizena Actio~ Commi!tee were: Ri;ebaM Follrod. e-bairman; Alice Huber. Franklb 'J b.!O Smltll, Arthur 1ir' nd Roy e~ttin,. One mat;..:r brOueht before lh!!! meetina; wh;;:h eaused a momemn· tary .ur wu the reading Of . a let. ter to tbe Hig~"ay Department to which was att.adled a petitlo::t :dgned by 11 pei'IOIIJ .Wnr the of State Ro!IJ.e 12i. Th~ direc~ bJ' Mayor • E. t.o S. 0. Linzell, then calling - . , . and also Dot- Sizer. � 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 27, 1957 carpenter fowler fry perry philson spain