http://66.213.69.5/files/original/ec4ce7ad76cd08513ae188fa3c4712a3.pdf 678c816fd718fc7adea562589e895a11 PDF Text Text . I ' -t· ' • • ' • aHy •. . ,n irrel ,. ~' . . ' ' .. . • • • ... ' . ~ ' • ' . • ' ' . . ' Dep~. •, . mg .': f·. ; I N Pu"'ltu1re • . . . I. ~ ·s,,;. ·' IF' YO .. YOUR ., · 'Worri . .CA L IU . .. T I ' .. . / .NO YOU IU• l A. ·' �-. • ...,__. ... _ • , 1-Jlally Sentlael, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Marth 5, 1957 THE DRfVER'S SEAT · Best Wishes For Another 25 Years ~ · remarlnnade by Southern Local School District Super- _.,D~'*' SIDNEY, Neb. - •('UP) vllclr Charle.s Jla)'lllan Fl,iday night when he officially welCOllied the crowd to a 25tb anniversary Recognition program sj>odlored by t)le llacine Future Farmers of America Chapter '!lgnlflcan~ bee~use it showed how the VocationaJ Agrl· ~wture phase of education has grown in Southeastern Meigo COUnty. 'l'lili tquatlon- with EB reprttMr. Hayman observed that in 1932 when the Racine Vo-Ag senting Ex celle-nt Eftgineerinc, \,1~ d~eot we set up, Rutland, Chester and HarrisonvillP meaning unlimited Money and Jllih Sehoola already had such classes. Racine came late on ASR repre::.enting Ab3olu.lely Sa !(' tl18 stene. But It ~ame to stay. Today Racine High School has Roads - seerru to deL)' dfbal" . .A.f· 64 boys enrolled In Vo·Ag, a number that requires two full· ter all. it would ~Cem, mix tlie .tim• instrudon. And the other schools all have seen fit to ri1h' amouht!t of rtnc ~ngtneerin.:o "" knowh:·dge with plenly of Amt!rldte; this kind of instruction due to lack of interest or from cao dollara and tbe i'nevitab1• ,~ some other cause. suit bas to be s~fe road1. Or docs We suspect a number of reasons exist why these Oth("t' itt . schools saw fit to drop Vo-Ag. A list of them might resemble Sadly enoogh, nobody kno., this; how to buUd ao albolutely 11fe l. In western Meigs County farming has berome leq in· I'QI.d. Hi1hway entlot4!:-t• 1:e w!!~ tense, with the trend toward "part time agriculture." The lnJ to admtt it. For "-'•m!ll~ . uv~ breadwinner worts away from home in many jn8tances, anc:f expruswa:rs and turrlpiket , bcbg built with lhe ald or the beii t tarrying on general farming is an assist to the family treasury . »ailable techn~al talen* and B:l Bee( Cattle and train crops have_ cob'le to claim what ag~cul· the money thai's f\l.>tess•ry. arc 1 llll'alinlerest 111mains In the weatem section of Meigs Cobnty. not abliJiutely sale. :: The interest of youth in this k,ind of climate has heen away Dr:. .*:.~ Lauer, ~"~ or tljf' ' . -;1rorn the family ~ll'lll for town and city. ~IOWa \ o~: Cpll~e DtiYin& .II< ···· · 2 !.ark of futtds Frozen tll'X valuations and elimbin~t costs search ~ltJ»rato~ and a 11eter:~tn - · . · . ; In thq fteld of' ·ht~hwat accident ot educ;iibon have not helped any or t~ese ~chools m malntam· . lnvttti&ali•n. reren~ly clb 1mNil!lut In& a Vo-Ag department. Harrisonvhle Htgh School Is about 111ucb'ln~ to be 'done to m•k• ' ' the ~nd of !ts t•ther. ae<ordlng to the Stale Department of ••Pf•~II'•Y• '(!Ill t~mpikc• .ar.,_ EducatiOn. Scrplo Township folks hale to give UD. Some how• Colllidi!i!lng ·llrit ''"'' t•alllc or• ever susDicion what they see on their srhool walls actually ill eldenis are l!i'~l..llr ~llmlnated handwriting telling them their high school is unable to matn· bmUIO ol the ~· de.,gn ol ,.,_ tain necessary standards. pr~twa)'s, he says, the!e .,.. prl)o · . bably 111 many - and m some Ill· ~. Eastern !tfe!Rs County, on the o.tber han~. I~ tbe 8f('fl stance.; more _ ot the other served by Racine Hiq:h School, has enJOYed a chmbm.R econo- kinds of aecidents (I.e., tbo.ie in· my \\1th its rich bottom Ianda suitable for ~ruck f&rrning, and tolvlna: vehleles travtllng In thr its extensive hay fields that produce food for large dairy - · dlrUtlon. Yehlel<!• teaVin' I herds. While not many of Racine's Vo·Ag students returri to tht ruadway, etc.1 on many ex· their farms to carve out their future. many eastern Meigs preuways od turnpllEe11. Tbtre .h Countv farm youth live In a world rich with growing plants ho quelllonlng th• !oct that ••. • amma· · 1s. They ftnd · numerG -..:~ opportunities · to eartt "Yebiele pre.uw.l.)'s ldll £ewer people pf'l't and farm 1111118 Uuer uy1 but he fro~ two to fiv.e IUJn~red dollan a year through their -Vo·Ag cauUons thot ther ar~ by no proJects on their Dad !:1 farms. This money IS attractive as the me,ns roolprooC. has t 11 ppened, Lauer claim>. is age for automobile driving and dating the gal down the high· lle calJa auentlon to "hiJhway I that in an effort to provide fast, way approaches. And thus, so Is Vo·Ag instruction. Jlypno•.i l," a p~enol!'enon thtt hi.hly efficient b'ansp.o•·tati uu, 4. Finally, Racine hal!l been blessed with having for a D\lm-llately has been pm·poanLed ... lhe they han been stripped pf normal ber of years a determined and entirely dedicated man as Vo- G'IWie of m1ny npreuway adl· tUstraeHon•. As a result, · L:w~r AC 6nstructor, Mr. Howard Nolan. His perseveranee In the denu, injurle~ and fatwlltiel. Whrt clalrn.s, mo~orh.s~~all)' ~rc hyo· face of many discouragements through the years undoubtedly observers concluded the Anniversary event must llaVi: fxer'ed did much to bring the present Vo-Ag class to liB high eml· a tremendous pull upon That vocational agriCulture '" nence. Racine has reacbed its preslhlt po•ltion li eertallll~worthy of · · ' · . llflnlversary best wlshP.s are J <Oijder · Fnday mght Mr. Hayman obvtously was proud of the Ra- note. And on liB 25th for doe Vo-Ag department and of its Future Farmers of Al1to(t• another 2ll yean of growth and service to its. colnD)unltv'' ca Chapter. His pubHc speakihg appearances are so ra•r e that youth . wu him. ------ ------- -------- ---- · ·---~- REEbSVILL£ ~ iJtl ma1 attue tblt the . . of radar In traektns down .tpeedlnil Lwy 1(1Jerry Cllllden of !be U. 1- IIOYJ unfair, but tbe Che)'ellne c.unty Trea•urer approvu. Court ~ •pent tbe week end witb h1l par· show that for the f'lflt 10 .o.tbl enta, Mr. IJ1d llh. Oren Cbllclen. Mr. and lin . Graot VIneyard of ltfill, !ineJ to.t&led pt,IOUi, and family of Daytoa were Sun~ompared t.o ibe entire 1'"'1 tobl day gue .... ot Mrt. Vineyard'• I• Of $18,7J2.f0, b.dar Wal Dot QHd ther, I. B. Bloooll IJ1d during 111116. Mr. aad Mro, Dale VloeJard of central Ohio were recent viiJtor& ,_u,. f wereVa. recently at Blaelt Wlttir hOI W. on ~t. ' Sunday JUffi& ot 11tt. W;t4 c,.mntngbam were' 1tr1. IJIJt ~ ntncham of Hunlinl&oP, \[J'I. Cl* .Erwin and dau.bteP at&outlilldl.: Mro. Wilbur Webb and doll-. Mr. snd Mro; James ' Cunni...., ud eh.Udren. and Mn. 1'01., CDley and children. WSAI•TV 8:1111 Slgn_o. 7:00 Today 9!00 ·, Romper RO&m ... ' . 10:00 HQl!ie .· - · · 11:00 Th~ P·l .. I• ~Jtl: '> • lj:liO ',!'pit~ or Go""!'i~ 11:00 'i'fe: 'rae Douth IIIIo M'ary Lel!i iuckerd of Chillicothe, Oblo, a'fld ¥ias AriD ltiek· &rd of Colambu... Ohio. ape!Jt tbe wee);; end b.ere ~- ~•ti:ves. Mr. and •lin. 'Ciwleo - ~ wa1 in Spe~ aqd EVIIDI. W.Va. 1 (Wer the week end risltioi rei. ~ 2<00 COII\eri Goe,.. to'.Bcltool II UD Teaneo- ~· )'014! · Jd•tinc!e Theatre '~ 4:00 Queen !Or a Il_ay 3:00 I ~:45 ·a~ollel'!l 1101Dt-li!o• , • =00 Comedy Time _.·II:. - lira. JameJ Hampton ""' Ubrar, Jteport ~4 rUd.. new ttveJ. sebedule ! for monthL • 'Ibe by 1 uo 6:00 6:30 8:45 6:M My Little Margie waterfrOnt 1 News Pictu.rt ·' Soorti .. EYe Wc:atherca•t 8:00 ' 9:00 •10:00 110:30 1.1:00 MaW'ice Cbevaller'a fM'lll tha next tlu'e.e . notlzed at the wheel by the monot Lony of driving on these turnpike•. ~?w e.ng ine~rs are building ar· t•.f•c•.~l dl.!itraclloDJ in the ~orm of b1g s1gns, cu~vcs, cbanaes m seen· cry und spel'~al warnincs. Scmeday, rertainly, thoro will he evolved a mathelftahcal aolu· tlon to all hJghw.ay accident•. But that day has ftOt arrJved. Painful· 1,. we're all leorninr that rood htghways _ I.e., sale hlghwaysdon't just happen. They are the I . I. --------- Win Fame, Fortune, National ·Recognition result o( trying to combat the attitudes and actions of that peculiar fellow - the one who sits in the driveA seat. O'Henry .·.- . - PJay.Jlouse .., New1 Headlines ll:U5 Weatbercast n::o Presa ~ 11 :25 To-n\pbt 12:30 Sign Olf Daily Sentinel An w. ollbe Middleport Sdlool ••.. EL~CTRIC ol Middleport, Ohio, II ' RAilE tral Sulldlnr Joeatod ill Middleport, Dhlo, aecordlna to the -opoet ficat.iou in the offu:e ot the JQo I perintendent of seMoiJ. • · BOard of E4uca\).o~ tenrve• the l'iibt to rej"" aoy ud aD The bids. . BY order of U.. Board of Edu- cation. 1!!ch Lady 12:U: Love ' o!' tit• · . 12:80 ~~::aiCb t~r Tomorrow Vall~n! l!illrlot tjle ofllee of the clerk, until . 12:00 . DOOJ, Eallern Stu!dard TIDI•. lfan!h 20• 1115'1, lor lrindow uob fCJ< u.e first and teeOnd .floon of the Celt' G\)ll(l>q II :SO •atrllte _ !t 12:00 ••••• hecause Lloyd, !'rea. S. Sri.lart, ... Enter MRS. AMERICA CONTEST TODAY . • the Ch1b; Jack mett Sh,uler intf P•st pre!ldents. were lo f tary Conference. Over $15,000 Prizes --- ,.' ' ' ..' .• .,. enta afe Mr8. • A 19a7 Doloto Aulo.I IIO.IIa ' Lewia • Two Weeks at tho loech Clull Mot.l, Port Lauderclalo, rto., for 'rwo • Ovor-• Trip Oil Portrait of Mrs, A~rlecl • Choat of Oorhilift'lilv....... • lor¥01 lco·So"or O.• "~.,..... • $500 lornat HCIIId ltillt-WIHfotlo -- •:= • -· ' • $400 Mnorn 0.•1-• wltlla ''iurnor with tho .,.._T, • llneor lowlq MaChhte ,.. f f. Mr. and Mn. Larry Second Ave-nue are • A Now Freedom Oda14;1tchon !«"- • i 4NNOUNC~D birth o( 1 aeven pound .eon, Kenneth Allen, on !4arch '· They alto have Cltfford J.ee. Grandpa~ntl MrL H . L. Dunham, Delbert RlCf!, Flii'View ·~d Mn. Sherman Lee Point Plea•ant. . \ .•} · • A~ O.alhyilr M Waalltf • Toor•a Supply of WU..1a Mli..a · • ·• : 'i.: ' '' ' ··<~·· . "- ',,. Sunday to attend the '&liTH ¥ • 40 eal. John WaH .'Autom.,.. 'l1li Mn. ~ Ooftl.t '- .. ..,td... oP.tammlw ,.,..., ._... clnomo ol. .'l'IIIDk ol ·~ jqn you'll htve .•. the lnlolwlil11 people yau'li moiol ••• tho ~ JOG'U iltllb; Thor. Ia IIOibJnt "' buy- no ontr, ' to pty. All • - • Will be ,ludaod on thii bula of hoa!ea'ft!na ibllit7, _.u\Y, cbantclor Uti a~v-. The ollly qualla..lloito an that Goa Wator Hooter • ''00 U.S. lovlnp lontl • Wolt loncl AluminuM Wa,. • $10 Storllne lllver Mliw • llroctor lranlq hart! ~ • $40 Sorvot leo Maelc Sorvlnf lot OW. at ';voara of aae. l!nt.er today!_'1,'bore are voluble wlallejlat ...fir:y level. You ht..,~lblns to jaiD ind DDihbiJ toloil. All o!llilta lomn,be II\ tty Maroh 13; IB5i, ""bili•i'l'· . )IOU be "'*"'etellllci prlaw lor ") ' ·,, ' ; 1htst an the other ladles froll'l the Ohla Full C. Com!IIIIY S..,ke ~rea t~:·wtlftt ta the ~t.ate \ •' ',, •'i Cont•st lllst ·y.ar ··: : , ' I .· : .. i '1 ,,. • ' ·~' ' ,, .AliPifcatton Bluk from your nHI'W ,U. IHd,tnct: er DeSoto ~fir ?;Q~ _L.-11~M,J ''f:.'k~.--• ... ... ~ . ... ' ~ ' • -· ~"' -""C the lour CU.tes, ...,.. 'l'looM named oD' the nomiuating commit.tee to report i n AllriL Jteadlal I. ehainsanwereubdtoenmplete ' 'h:, 1\('i . ••:...·. . ,. ,.l\ ; w. Moin St. ' '-. -- .... RJST J...OOJU JUST THINK! Mr. and Mrs. Harry Layne reeently attended a House of Delegates ~ession. ia Charleston. · Akron opont FrldlJ bere with !ln. Mi'J. WUUim . tbiJler ria vUltlng Dr. · 1 relatlves in CuneJie ,h. o. F. Wea-, '"" of lin. jl,_ Shaffer'• oloter, lin. E1lo Jllllq. Mr. and llr.a. Herman. ~ne and Weaver, who ha. heeD ctt.Uqtl.ld LEG4L NOTte• lln. 111ft ·Horner oJ Canton, Ohio, with the Marines at Camp·~uue Sealed proponla will 'lie are vacati<linlD• In Florida. . C. hu left for a <nt1ae throlllb ceived by the Board of Edu¢1on Mr. anil Mrs. Donald P. RoUsh the CaribbeaD W:aterL 8:00 C.p\aln 9f00 Towt. It 10:00 Garry MoOre IP:SO Afthur ~~~~~H.t;s;~_~wt:! liD"""'· I I ;;;:;; The B. H. SIJillom MluioDai'J' their polnb al, the . _ .... Soclel)> bad I potlutk IUpper It lrl£a of the Cfrelea. the Pint &pti.tt Chutrh Kond•J ' Mn. Beuiab' Whlt. u before tbtit replar Jlardl meet· 1llt In(. lin. Allen Hu(heo, preoicleo~ or tilt LOv.,qill ollorl~q~ Bldwall, ~. Jls'. •ad lfr&- GIJ. prnided and opened the meetla; tledlelltory - Opnoed Iller'l'ltelr •· bert Hut aad dii4J.. of BaeiDe with an ll'ticle oa the Ute of Fu- lutioo "'''hq Tr;o!o 10d lin. Lata IUptq. rlf Crotbie, famou., hym writer. ....... b y .lliJ. lllarl!oa. """'"' 111'1. Charleo liltlte, Jfn. 1'"Mro. C. P. llndburJ piQed an Hnell, ,._ lobJi l'tiltl, - · IJOI'o · orpn prelude aod IIJmDI uftd ia fJ ~II I a d .... 11010!111 • -· - tbe opeDJq aenice were wt itten Wblte Jlrat E. B. Lt~~eb uul bJ M1N Crosbie. Kri. Paul Smarl CtndJ, Mr. and Mn. I . pvt tlae prayer and J1n. Hu&bel The Eleele nlD(IproJrllD ol Cbarlatoo 1p11nt !lie r..d the llaiptun. led '!'ft...... will> Jls'. aad lin. II. A toDtrlbuUon or. •10 wu voted solo "llaYo 1II1DI 0... WOJO for the D.U, Voealloa Bible by allen& Mro )'r- .• BehooL Kn. Jl.arold ChaM, ,._ of _.... ..,.. lt',ttuto, Clifford stwabo, Jln . .lame~ lcHI- tn, wiU. • by ,._ dera av4 lin. OweD BrlltoD. re- llliiJ>eo, 1'9<• the entire family Day Book , PAri CMI.EFI TO MilT The P~t Chiefs ol Ma1nolla Temple P)'thlan Sl1teri mUl meet Tbu~da)' evening at the h~me or Mrs. Adam Ebersbach, Mulberry Ave., with MlSJ Beinlce Ann ·Dur" as co-hostes!. Kraft Theatre ,,··· 'f"'is Is Your Life llr. and Mr~- Donald Bumgarner . and daugbteflll ~f Beverly, Ohio, rpent tbe week end here with rei· atives. 7:00 Muor ot "the Totm 7;30 The Xavier Couaet Shdw 'J:4S NBC New11 ... , ' Meeting Is Held On Monday EveJdf ,._ 'l)omao lii1IDI• · · with a birllldaJ dlJmer liulldaJ iD obwa nauce of tile tOW1ll and nlth blnlldl1• of her lfllllkhiJ. dren, Barry. 9lfl' aDd DeDDr Hart. AtteD4iq were Mr. aDd lin. Carl Gotliud u4·1lra. t.utller Moore of ed lew·- ,, 12:110 II Could .Be Ypu 1:00 Current ,, .~ in Hubnt the P'raiJk bome. andSprape Loralnae CuT of Columbul spnt tbe week eD4 with relatlws here. Mn. Nettie Cowdery wbo II emf,loyed in Parkenbur1 wu a vt. tor here Frldoy. Delbert Barno IJ1d famu, of South Parkenbure were Suaday peltl of Kr. IDd Kn. Lambert Mr1. RaY!Dond Greathouae 1DCI Stewart and famUy. eh.lldren of· HuntJDstoa reeeatlr ,peut eevenJ dart It her l)U'intl', Jimmie Kine and fa.m.i.b of BeJ. Mroand Mrt. A. D. Hume. · t pre and Mr. and l(n. BeyDOidl ·If lin. Edi&r L,aJne b: \1lil1DI Cooh•We were euetts SUDdaJ of Mr. end ll.n. Wa14 WeaYer llf C. H. E. Kibble and family. dil, Obio llr. lnd Mn. C. E. Humphrey re• tW'Ded bome Friday after apend)lr. and llro. Jameo Bl~ho:do ot · lnr a In different patio Altianc::e, Ohio were week ·ea4· of norida. pelts ol -l lr. aud lllio.llar Clwb lH. E. Kibble and family _.,. aaa !olr .and l,frl. ~~Jooe~tll. panted Mr. and lin. IIA!yiiOid& of Arthur Gold, former ~ Coolrille to In>nti>n Moaday to at. in New HIVeD orebul~ WM reo teftd the fua~ral ot Jolm. Wlfd. eentiJ a bualnel riollo< bere.lrv11> A 100 wao bora to llr. and lin. CoweD, Va.: ' Dorhmu Reed et St. lOHpb U.. Pel> Mrs. Goldye Rouab of WoDitel'. pit.al In ParProbltl'f, Ohio lo spendiJII 1D ln8eflqlle ruary 25. A llrl wu horn reeently to Mr. vi•it with Mr•. ()lien Sajre. I, • IL D. Hume hto re<oi...t - " aad Mro, Bob IIOrton (Louloo JUo. bel) of !Mpre. Grudparenls .... ol the dellh· Of bla brotber, Mr. and Mro. D. C. IIA!Ihel of oi•Lewlsbltl'f, W. Vo. _ ,!;- Mra. z. T. lllflllt'd of . ~ Reedsville and Jlr. and Mrs. BeDW. Va. Ia vWU.,. her ~UCitfir, ry-..aolPorbrlburg. Mr. aud lltL Hiram Shaf&r of Mr. aod Mri. Ji:. L. Stein ajld faDI- LETART FA.LLS . .' B. H. Sanborn Missionary Society NOW YOY CAN BUY A • 'MAYTAG . . WASHER ' TW. Otlnt.IIM. . ••wiWeJ~er ·llefere Olfereflla Bflllll ..t..-z " Plus Old Wuher -Pfloili _ RUTLAND FURNITURE · 2-4811 RUYU.ND �-. • ...,__. ... _ • , 1-Jlally Sentlael, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Marth 5, 1957 THE DRfVER'S SEAT · Best Wishes For Another 25 Years ~ · remarlnnade by Southern Local School District Super- _.,D~'*' SIDNEY, Neb. - •('UP) vllclr Charle.s Jla)'lllan Fl,iday night when he officially welCOllied the crowd to a 25tb anniversary Recognition program sj>odlored by t)le llacine Future Farmers of America Chapter '!lgnlflcan~ bee~use it showed how the VocationaJ Agrl· ~wture phase of education has grown in Southeastern Meigo COUnty. 'l'lili tquatlon- with EB reprttMr. Hayman observed that in 1932 when the Racine Vo-Ag senting Ex celle-nt Eftgineerinc, \,1~ d~eot we set up, Rutland, Chester and HarrisonvillP meaning unlimited Money and Jllih Sehoola already had such classes. Racine came late on ASR repre::.enting Ab3olu.lely Sa !(' tl18 stene. But It ~ame to stay. Today Racine High School has Roads - seerru to deL)' dfbal" . .A.f· 64 boys enrolled In Vo·Ag, a number that requires two full· ter all. it would ~Cem, mix tlie .tim• instrudon. And the other schools all have seen fit to ri1h' amouht!t of rtnc ~ngtneerin.:o "" knowh:·dge with plenly of Amt!rldte; this kind of instruction due to lack of interest or from cao dollara and tbe i'nevitab1• ,~ some other cause. suit bas to be s~fe road1. Or docs We suspect a number of reasons exist why these Oth("t' itt . schools saw fit to drop Vo-Ag. A list of them might resemble Sadly enoogh, nobody kno., this; how to buUd ao albolutely 11fe l. In western Meigs County farming has berome leq in· I'QI.d. Hi1hway entlot4!:-t• 1:e w!!~ tense, with the trend toward "part time agriculture." The lnJ to admtt it. For "-'•m!ll~ . uv~ breadwinner worts away from home in many jn8tances, anc:f expruswa:rs and turrlpiket , bcbg built with lhe ald or the beii t tarrying on general farming is an assist to the family treasury . »ailable techn~al talen* and B:l Bee( Cattle and train crops have_ cob'le to claim what ag~cul· the money thai's f\l.>tess•ry. arc 1 llll'alinlerest 111mains In the weatem section of Meigs Cobnty. not abliJiutely sale. :: The interest of youth in this k,ind of climate has heen away Dr:. .*:.~ Lauer, ~"~ or tljf' ' . -;1rorn the family ~ll'lll for town and city. ~IOWa \ o~: Cpll~e DtiYin& .II< ···· · 2 !.ark of futtds Frozen tll'X valuations and elimbin~t costs search ~ltJ»rato~ and a 11eter:~tn - · . · . ; In thq fteld of' ·ht~hwat accident ot educ;iibon have not helped any or t~ese ~chools m malntam· . lnvttti&ali•n. reren~ly clb 1mNil!lut In& a Vo-Ag department. Harrisonvhle Htgh School Is about 111ucb'ln~ to be 'done to m•k• ' ' the ~nd of !ts t•ther. ae<ordlng to the Stale Department of ••Pf•~II'•Y• '(!Ill t~mpikc• .ar.,_ EducatiOn. Scrplo Township folks hale to give UD. Some how• Colllidi!i!lng ·llrit ''"'' t•alllc or• ever susDicion what they see on their srhool walls actually ill eldenis are l!i'~l..llr ~llmlnated handwriting telling them their high school is unable to matn· bmUIO ol the ~· de.,gn ol ,.,_ tain necessary standards. pr~twa)'s, he says, the!e .,.. prl)o · . bably 111 many - and m some Ill· ~. Eastern !tfe!Rs County, on the o.tber han~. I~ tbe 8f('fl stance.; more _ ot the other served by Racine Hiq:h School, has enJOYed a chmbm.R econo- kinds of aecidents (I.e., tbo.ie in· my \\1th its rich bottom Ianda suitable for ~ruck f&rrning, and tolvlna: vehleles travtllng In thr its extensive hay fields that produce food for large dairy - · dlrUtlon. Yehlel<!• teaVin' I herds. While not many of Racine's Vo·Ag students returri to tht ruadway, etc.1 on many ex· their farms to carve out their future. many eastern Meigs preuways od turnpllEe11. Tbtre .h Countv farm youth live In a world rich with growing plants ho quelllonlng th• !oct that ••. • amma· · 1s. They ftnd · numerG -..:~ opportunities · to eartt "Yebiele pre.uw.l.)'s ldll £ewer people pf'l't and farm 1111118 Uuer uy1 but he fro~ two to fiv.e IUJn~red dollan a year through their -Vo·Ag cauUons thot ther ar~ by no proJects on their Dad !:1 farms. This money IS attractive as the me,ns roolprooC. has t 11 ppened, Lauer claim>. is age for automobile driving and dating the gal down the high· lle calJa auentlon to "hiJhway I that in an effort to provide fast, way approaches. And thus, so Is Vo·Ag instruction. Jlypno•.i l," a p~enol!'enon thtt hi.hly efficient b'ansp.o•·tati uu, 4. Finally, Racine hal!l been blessed with having for a D\lm-llately has been pm·poanLed ... lhe they han been stripped pf normal ber of years a determined and entirely dedicated man as Vo- G'IWie of m1ny npreuway adl· tUstraeHon•. As a result, · L:w~r AC 6nstructor, Mr. Howard Nolan. His perseveranee In the denu, injurle~ and fatwlltiel. Whrt clalrn.s, mo~orh.s~~all)' ~rc hyo· face of many discouragements through the years undoubtedly observers concluded the Anniversary event must llaVi: fxer'ed did much to bring the present Vo-Ag class to liB high eml· a tremendous pull upon That vocational agriCulture '" nence. Racine has reacbed its preslhlt po•ltion li eertallll~worthy of · · ' · . llflnlversary best wlshP.s are J <Oijder · Fnday mght Mr. Hayman obvtously was proud of the Ra- note. And on liB 25th for doe Vo-Ag department and of its Future Farmers of Al1to(t• another 2ll yean of growth and service to its. colnD)unltv'' ca Chapter. His pubHc speakihg appearances are so ra•r e that youth . wu him. ------ ------- -------- ---- · ·---~- REEbSVILL£ ~ iJtl ma1 attue tblt the . . of radar In traektns down .tpeedlnil Lwy 1(1Jerry Cllllden of !be U. 1- IIOYJ unfair, but tbe Che)'ellne c.unty Trea•urer approvu. Court ~ •pent tbe week end witb h1l par· show that for the f'lflt 10 .o.tbl enta, Mr. IJ1d llh. Oren Cbllclen. Mr. and lin . Graot VIneyard of ltfill, !ineJ to.t&led pt,IOUi, and family of Daytoa were Sun~ompared t.o ibe entire 1'"'1 tobl day gue .... ot Mrt. Vineyard'• I• Of $18,7J2.f0, b.dar Wal Dot QHd ther, I. B. Bloooll IJ1d during 111116. Mr. aad Mro, Dale VloeJard of central Ohio were recent viiJtor& ,_u,. f wereVa. recently at Blaelt Wlttir hOI W. on ~t. ' Sunday JUffi& ot 11tt. W;t4 c,.mntngbam were' 1tr1. IJIJt ~ ntncham of Hunlinl&oP, \[J'I. Cl* .Erwin and dau.bteP at&outlilldl.: Mro. Wilbur Webb and doll-. Mr. snd Mro; James ' Cunni...., ud eh.Udren. and Mn. 1'01., CDley and children. WSAI•TV 8:1111 Slgn_o. 7:00 Today 9!00 ·, Romper RO&m ... ' . 10:00 HQl!ie .· - · · 11:00 Th~ P·l .. I• ~Jtl: '> • lj:liO ',!'pit~ or Go""!'i~ 11:00 'i'fe: 'rae Douth IIIIo M'ary Lel!i iuckerd of Chillicothe, Oblo, a'fld ¥ias AriD ltiek· &rd of Colambu... Ohio. ape!Jt tbe wee);; end b.ere ~- ~•ti:ves. Mr. and •lin. 'Ciwleo - ~ wa1 in Spe~ aqd EVIIDI. W.Va. 1 (Wer the week end risltioi rei. ~ 2<00 COII\eri Goe,.. to'.Bcltool II UD Teaneo- ~· )'014! · Jd•tinc!e Theatre '~ 4:00 Queen !Or a Il_ay 3:00 I ~:45 ·a~ollel'!l 1101Dt-li!o• , • =00 Comedy Time _.·II:. - lira. JameJ Hampton ""' Ubrar, Jteport ~4 rUd.. new ttveJ. sebedule ! for monthL • 'Ibe by 1 uo 6:00 6:30 8:45 6:M My Little Margie waterfrOnt 1 News Pictu.rt ·' Soorti .. EYe Wc:atherca•t 8:00 ' 9:00 •10:00 110:30 1.1:00 MaW'ice Cbevaller'a fM'lll tha next tlu'e.e . notlzed at the wheel by the monot Lony of driving on these turnpike•. ~?w e.ng ine~rs are building ar· t•.f•c•.~l dl.!itraclloDJ in the ~orm of b1g s1gns, cu~vcs, cbanaes m seen· cry und spel'~al warnincs. Scmeday, rertainly, thoro will he evolved a mathelftahcal aolu· tlon to all hJghw.ay accident•. But that day has ftOt arrJved. Painful· 1,. we're all leorninr that rood htghways _ I.e., sale hlghwaysdon't just happen. They are the I . I. --------- Win Fame, Fortune, National ·Recognition result o( trying to combat the attitudes and actions of that peculiar fellow - the one who sits in the driveA seat. O'Henry .·.- . - PJay.Jlouse .., New1 Headlines ll:U5 Weatbercast n::o Presa ~ 11 :25 To-n\pbt 12:30 Sign Olf Daily Sentinel An w. ollbe Middleport Sdlool ••.. EL~CTRIC ol Middleport, Ohio, II ' RAilE tral Sulldlnr Joeatod ill Middleport, Dhlo, aecordlna to the -opoet ficat.iou in the offu:e ot the JQo I perintendent of seMoiJ. • · BOard of E4uca\).o~ tenrve• the l'iibt to rej"" aoy ud aD The bids. . BY order of U.. Board of Edu- cation. 1!!ch Lady 12:U: Love ' o!' tit• · . 12:80 ~~::aiCb t~r Tomorrow Vall~n! l!illrlot tjle ofllee of the clerk, until . 12:00 . DOOJ, Eallern Stu!dard TIDI•. lfan!h 20• 1115'1, lor lrindow uob fCJ< u.e first and teeOnd .floon of the Celt' G\)ll(l>q II :SO •atrllte _ !t 12:00 ••••• hecause Lloyd, !'rea. S. Sri.lart, ... Enter MRS. AMERICA CONTEST TODAY . • the Ch1b; Jack mett Sh,uler intf P•st pre!ldents. were lo f tary Conference. Over $15,000 Prizes --- ,.' ' ' ..' .• .,. enta afe Mr8. • A 19a7 Doloto Aulo.I IIO.IIa ' Lewia • Two Weeks at tho loech Clull Mot.l, Port Lauderclalo, rto., for 'rwo • Ovor-• Trip Oil Portrait of Mrs, A~rlecl • Choat of Oorhilift'lilv....... • lor¥01 lco·So"or O.• "~.,..... • $500 lornat HCIIId ltillt-WIHfotlo -- •:= • -· ' • $400 Mnorn 0.•1-• wltlla ''iurnor with tho .,.._T, • llneor lowlq MaChhte ,.. f f. Mr. and Mn. Larry Second Ave-nue are • A Now Freedom Oda14;1tchon !«"- • i 4NNOUNC~D birth o( 1 aeven pound .eon, Kenneth Allen, on !4arch '· They alto have Cltfford J.ee. Grandpa~ntl MrL H . L. Dunham, Delbert RlCf!, Flii'View ·~d Mn. Sherman Lee Point Plea•ant. . \ .•} · • A~ O.alhyilr M Waalltf • Toor•a Supply of WU..1a Mli..a · • ·• : 'i.: ' '' ' ··<~·· . "- ',,. Sunday to attend the '&liTH ¥ • 40 eal. John WaH .'Autom.,.. 'l1li Mn. ~ Ooftl.t '- .. ..,td... oP.tammlw ,.,..., ._... clnomo ol. .'l'IIIDk ol ·~ jqn you'll htve .•. the lnlolwlil11 people yau'li moiol ••• tho ~ JOG'U iltllb; Thor. Ia IIOibJnt "' buy- no ontr, ' to pty. All • - • Will be ,ludaod on thii bula of hoa!ea'ft!na ibllit7, _.u\Y, cbantclor Uti a~v-. The ollly qualla..lloito an that Goa Wator Hooter • ''00 U.S. lovlnp lontl • Wolt loncl AluminuM Wa,. • $10 Storllne lllver Mliw • llroctor lranlq hart! ~ • $40 Sorvot leo Maelc Sorvlnf lot OW. at ';voara of aae. l!nt.er today!_'1,'bore are voluble wlallejlat ...fir:y level. You ht..,~lblns to jaiD ind DDihbiJ toloil. All o!llilta lomn,be II\ tty Maroh 13; IB5i, ""bili•i'l'· . )IOU be "'*"'etellllci prlaw lor ") ' ·,, ' ; 1htst an the other ladles froll'l the Ohla Full C. Com!IIIIY S..,ke ~rea t~:·wtlftt ta the ~t.ate \ •' ',, •'i Cont•st lllst ·y.ar ··: : , ' I .· : .. i '1 ,,. • ' ·~' ' ,, .AliPifcatton Bluk from your nHI'W ,U. IHd,tnct: er DeSoto ~fir ?;Q~ _L.-11~M,J ''f:.'k~.--• ... ... ~ . ... ' ~ ' • -· ~"' -""C the lour CU.tes, ...,.. 'l'looM named oD' the nomiuating commit.tee to report i n AllriL Jteadlal I. ehainsanwereubdtoenmplete ' 'h:, 1\('i . ••:...·. . ,. ,.l\ ; w. Moin St. ' '-. -- .... RJST J...OOJU JUST THINK! Mr. and Mrs. Harry Layne reeently attended a House of Delegates ~ession. ia Charleston. · Akron opont FrldlJ bere with !ln. Mi'J. WUUim . tbiJler ria vUltlng Dr. · 1 relatlves in CuneJie ,h. o. F. Wea-, '"" of lin. jl,_ Shaffer'• oloter, lin. E1lo Jllllq. Mr. and llr.a. Herman. ~ne and Weaver, who ha. heeD ctt.Uqtl.ld LEG4L NOTte• lln. 111ft ·Horner oJ Canton, Ohio, with the Marines at Camp·~uue Sealed proponla will 'lie are vacati<linlD• In Florida. . C. hu left for a <nt1ae throlllb ceived by the Board of Edu¢1on Mr. anil Mrs. Donald P. RoUsh the CaribbeaD W:aterL 8:00 C.p\aln 9f00 Towt. It 10:00 Garry MoOre IP:SO Afthur ~~~~~H.t;s;~_~wt:! liD"""'· I I ;;;:;; The B. H. SIJillom MluioDai'J' their polnb al, the . _ .... Soclel)> bad I potlutk IUpper It lrl£a of the Cfrelea. the Pint &pti.tt Chutrh Kond•J ' Mn. Beuiab' Whlt. u before tbtit replar Jlardl meet· 1llt In(. lin. Allen Hu(heo, preoicleo~ or tilt LOv.,qill ollorl~q~ Bldwall, ~. Jls'. •ad lfr&- GIJ. prnided and opened the meetla; tledlelltory - Opnoed Iller'l'ltelr •· bert Hut aad dii4J.. of BaeiDe with an ll'ticle oa the Ute of Fu- lutioo "'''hq Tr;o!o 10d lin. Lata IUptq. rlf Crotbie, famou., hym writer. ....... b y .lliJ. lllarl!oa. """'"' 111'1. Charleo liltlte, Jfn. 1'"Mro. C. P. llndburJ piQed an Hnell, ,._ lobJi l'tiltl, - · IJOI'o · orpn prelude aod IIJmDI uftd ia fJ ~II I a d .... 11010!111 • -· - tbe opeDJq aenice were wt itten Wblte Jlrat E. B. Lt~~eb uul bJ M1N Crosbie. Kri. Paul Smarl CtndJ, Mr. and Mn. I . pvt tlae prayer and J1n. Hu&bel The Eleele nlD(IproJrllD ol Cbarlatoo 1p11nt !lie r..d the llaiptun. led '!'ft...... will> Jls'. aad lin. II. A toDtrlbuUon or. •10 wu voted solo "llaYo 1II1DI 0... WOJO for the D.U, Voealloa Bible by allen& Mro )'r- .• BehooL Kn. Jl.arold ChaM, ,._ of _.... ..,.. lt',ttuto, Clifford stwabo, Jln . .lame~ lcHI- tn, wiU. • by ,._ dera av4 lin. OweD BrlltoD. re- llliiJ>eo, 1'9<• the entire family Day Book , PAri CMI.EFI TO MilT The P~t Chiefs ol Ma1nolla Temple P)'thlan Sl1teri mUl meet Tbu~da)' evening at the h~me or Mrs. Adam Ebersbach, Mulberry Ave., with MlSJ Beinlce Ann ·Dur" as co-hostes!. Kraft Theatre ,,··· 'f"'is Is Your Life llr. and Mr~- Donald Bumgarner . and daugbteflll ~f Beverly, Ohio, rpent tbe week end here with rei· atives. 7:00 Muor ot "the Totm 7;30 The Xavier Couaet Shdw 'J:4S NBC New11 ... , ' Meeting Is Held On Monday EveJdf ,._ 'l)omao lii1IDI• · · with a birllldaJ dlJmer liulldaJ iD obwa nauce of tile tOW1ll and nlth blnlldl1• of her lfllllkhiJ. dren, Barry. 9lfl' aDd DeDDr Hart. AtteD4iq were Mr. aDd lin. Carl Gotliud u4·1lra. t.utller Moore of ed lew·- ,, 12:110 II Could .Be Ypu 1:00 Current ,, .~ in Hubnt the P'raiJk bome. andSprape Loralnae CuT of Columbul spnt tbe week eD4 with relatlws here. Mn. Nettie Cowdery wbo II emf,loyed in Parkenbur1 wu a vt. tor here Frldoy. Delbert Barno IJ1d famu, of South Parkenbure were Suaday peltl of Kr. IDd Kn. Lambert Mr1. RaY!Dond Greathouae 1DCI Stewart and famUy. eh.lldren of· HuntJDstoa reeeatlr ,peut eevenJ dart It her l)U'intl', Jimmie Kine and fa.m.i.b of BeJ. Mroand Mrt. A. D. Hume. · t pre and Mr. and l(n. BeyDOidl ·If lin. Edi&r L,aJne b: \1lil1DI Cooh•We were euetts SUDdaJ of Mr. end ll.n. Wa14 WeaYer llf C. H. E. Kibble and family. dil, Obio llr. lnd Mn. C. E. Humphrey re• tW'Ded bome Friday after apend)lr. and llro. Jameo Bl~ho:do ot · lnr a In different patio Altianc::e, Ohio were week ·ea4· of norida. pelts ol -l lr. aud lllio.llar Clwb lH. E. Kibble and family _.,. aaa !olr .and l,frl. ~~Jooe~tll. panted Mr. and lin. IIA!yiiOid& of Arthur Gold, former ~ Coolrille to In>nti>n Moaday to at. in New HIVeD orebul~ WM reo teftd the fua~ral ot Jolm. Wlfd. eentiJ a bualnel riollo< bere.lrv11> A 100 wao bora to llr. and lin. CoweD, Va.: ' Dorhmu Reed et St. lOHpb U.. Pel> Mrs. Goldye Rouab of WoDitel'. pit.al In ParProbltl'f, Ohio lo spendiJII 1D ln8eflqlle ruary 25. A llrl wu horn reeently to Mr. vi•it with Mr•. ()lien Sajre. I, • IL D. Hume hto re<oi...t - " aad Mro, Bob IIOrton (Louloo JUo. bel) of !Mpre. Grudparenls .... ol the dellh· Of bla brotber, Mr. and Mro. D. C. IIA!Ihel of oi•Lewlsbltl'f, W. Vo. _ ,!;- Mra. z. T. lllflllt'd of . ~ Reedsville and Jlr. and Mrs. BeDW. Va. Ia vWU.,. her ~UCitfir, ry-..aolPorbrlburg. Mr. aud lltL Hiram Shaf&r of Mr. aod Mri. Ji:. L. Stein ajld faDI- LETART FA.LLS . .' B. H. Sanborn Missionary Society NOW YOY CAN BUY A • 'MAYTAG . . WASHER ' TW. Otlnt.IIM. . ••wiWeJ~er ·llefere Olfereflla Bflllll ..t..-z " Plus Old Wuher -Pfloili _ RUTLAND FURNITURE · 2-4811 RUYU.ND �.. ...... -~~~ . ~ - _...,...._ "'~'+ .,.,. ..... , 4' '• · · " " . \-- . .... Panthers Are For(ecl· Out Of Tourney By (hil Height, Beef, s llDoom ftuome5 119,.. o;) ftl ,r 1M um ClNI .u. boi1'1111. .,., ...,.,.,. Pont~ Sports Desk ketl>lll - e a t l!olld"' nlilll na•• et tha big nd JiOWtrful cavaUtra bJ a aeon ~the I -~~!:t~ •taintt Galllpo e . er Wtn tflke p~e Wedntti~W ni&ht ;:· ~'' ••• lht JlliiD horse ar In semi·flht14 of tlle oti lieetlonal tlltou=~;. led 111m the Cl~" A tollrameft\ I!Otw<etl Nel· I •lfelle IIlli a . - d 11(> and llaelhe. " lo!J ~~~~~ \o lfOll ~ lD~Ol'\1? Tho J!OUild toad~ II lltb lb!sl<Y ..., bali .. -n· coacb~d JaelliOJI'filltlltitoottoa1 1111111 olu•. lheok)''s llreball tblt JRr - · ...... thin Larrf MOllY!'" who now 11 tho lilolftl 1!1 ••• ~~~~. h ·~ Jlaelne Tornadoes:; tblo ltaaketb~,u., , M be II pirftet ~- 9f *her to 14 ~J )bling No V'fll,l,l pupil, with a ttnc'iailce, In the U\; ;tlltrmui- put Fl!l' the winner of tbll mil~ wQI ~k;!' .,. 1:11 tltt lad at Sl-14. bf bel"il' faYertd to wia to the t e n~ llad stet iD Clu. A Rnll agalnlt BEMbtfkYQ,TJJ · or t\f: reboundt, especially lo ei.i oecond holl. Th II'*" Uke e '"" · ..oul4 •;,.~., ~..Iii "'""ll'te I• ,..'!*• j aQWD Tht nllbl le Hoyt Ieluding tenipts. j"" 1 Iii -abr aavt and Jneeed from there to the tbe basketi to t1e it CliHI A regional tour!wn.tDl. ~~ ~~ ~aUy ~le:. po aeeDtt• (Uut.r. ( i'o _l!liiii:P Bill .II!Jf and 0., Stalfor<l 'l'llero io motller l.nl tU for J tO poe ChUUco\tie a \lree .Mr. Sbiltf, too. Me it • lro-·ln· , ooinllesd _, bsl!Umo, 1'1 to In ., · law .r llr. end l!l'L llallir Mor· ' ' :meet 'he .6llhac of Jour ,...mpdmia ·,.~ . lluUlnllloli ..,ld only pi one b,..• pn of Hlddlopol1. p~~ot;~l~bf tm 1114 wnttennuth anothi fr~ ' ~~ biJ JackiOnviJle-Tr'btlble d tllrow. A quicklv thro'll'll al ~~~ oUnt 6llftb ee10bed ot South bJ Cblllkothe .,,,.,_ y Blf olnrllte In l!..kJI!i -cooatr il4i4'Uo• ~ ~.... . ~ orrlvtnaln NelsiiJijr~ last . 111 tilt ....,., hall the CavoDIJ'I I.U to lo'll ~lm team to II!' orown • . . 'iteaa!IY pullM ~way, r.,ding ;a.. Ill• sPJOAI,.. Sb•~ aittded -Frld.....bt •. ·oODS sure Ain't wnat They used -· Wll.. , t ' ,·. . ' .. .. tOo mueh beilhi flnd blilf ' - - - - -- - - - J: le· ~ """ hiiMiujll , . , , - @i~io"'l!'plodpan~,_ . .~ · · ~ fo•oo11di:peahi"!!-.1Pt•n.ail'li Mr. and Mrs. Guy · lamUy, Sberry and · M1u Effie Pl~ens thls week end after ·a Florida. ,..-tliti<>II.Orvl<O. ,.., B-B Ca D f dn· tl N r. I .10 e ut · n e en 1 e ow ~?n""''~~~:d~e,:."'!r·~~ ~ri':=~r~~hl~1~.:~t~.··:·.th.. :~·Ui~~~~~:·!~~;;~l~ •l!!llo ' S:.!'W~Iftf e~:~'t ;a t: toUld -..il ~etbaU ltmo·f~ Unt:!. = l 11 h ;;tbe;:';,n a!.e .J~·~ Thethey San~ed Fransico "ain't Philadttpbta Utah an4 tUber $t. or what to be,"Don• but toniJht or ~etne Wbtell tbey eon at lmt tarn the rlahl to troun<ed Temple, liNt. !.food~¥ defebd the NCAA baaketball cha~- niJht. plonlltlp they have held lor two IPAIITONS UPIIT •trallbt )'lift. MlcbJIIft State, •hit~ fllretdy Tht DOna, wltb an 11-6 ncord hid cllncll.ed an NOAA birth, fall· that la a fit cry from thelt per· ed to pin the undilpu~ed :B1J Ten fld ~ or a year ago, carl <:linch ChampJonllblp aa well when Jt wa'J ·l .. c.dr•rnl• Ba•ketball Auocia· upset by Miebiaan, 81·72, Monday tlon title and an NCAA tourney night at Ann Arbor, Mich. Th~ de· t.rth br btatlnr runnerup lt. feet droppeil the Spartans Into a ll•rr•• or California In the -.ason llnal flrst..plaee tie with fndlana, flftalJqr tub. and 84·76 victor over Ulinois. Mlu· Dumtta T•mpl• n~aota dump('(! Ohio State oUt of a Another WCM berth m~ty be B1g Ten tie, 76-69. .telUed tonlaht lf Bradley, runner· up in the Mluouri Valley ConferenC!e, loCMel to Wichita. 'J'bat would IV aive the league rttle and t{)urncy , . berth to Idle St. :ftoul•, "«lllth al..~ read.v bu ellnehtf at lelfilt a 1 ,., ~ lneb,. would put cl~l whore ho pliJsd !roihaiia loot· buo Eut if'·' II tta1 t= r:, n;;.,: iltelttl''• 8-i but he se~ 2~h:s1 . tbt up.waa :Ot _ . )Ott 1 . ~ l:'bl::! ld th~ · t was el&ht oa ~ lOOMS Of New Pu,.lture J roJI 'S2M.oo BAKER· I •ulNITUII --. . -............ '1IIMnl II~ ; e . » . f{JJUpupil. !rfoftitoll, 'fieflt to Obt" ~. w)Jm be,._ a •nd- 11t1t tuafd for the liobeat -- f\Yo. Inc 1 r~o~lle~d~t;~~~:~i~ . from J hn &Won 11 ~ weren't tor Mooft diil~d'a ee • · recently acquired Mnubfii. · bUs• wh,te ChiUlcothe continutd: to perhapa the advice ln 1Mter un tlt itl''llil Itt tht Mttnd ball- might be conalderedl Jaek, . old *.. fellow, go through your ·' "e• • · ptn. See If our•fine Paathen )lave not been Included eitber In itrlllht new!! ttorlea (1110 (OIJIIng from my beaten up old RoJap or . Sport~ In the Detk column 'uft aa fitequently, Jt not more 10, lhan Raclt!.e's just as fine ba'all:etball team, or 'Middleport's not 110 skill· ed but just as ardent -club' All we can do !4.:let \_he retord '1:11!t- fo~ a: deslrt- to "btf· fair to eve•:r.one. AI feN- poor old Moon, he hardly finds time to bowl anymore. I telJ you true, that man really Is out Of elrcnlatloa. J'lcl Haalftey'a litter. ,!mh ~~...'191'7· v1tvelanu 0. Dear str: ·1 t have beRn _..l»~rJbina: ~ the SenUnel Ia hopei of foliOWlllJ Pomeroy'• Gill,!: tQm. But h , • - • . -. .. . .,... . ... l " ,·' ' .. 1.. \ . '. . . . . ' ..,. - .. ' . ' ....,. ~he ni!MAi ,~ :.Rob~e1: .. •, . . . ••• ftr:-.o~ iit•• .. -·' \ . . . -.wo.en111r.~...•ft: _one ~·. ' •tem• that ant hear about IIa Middt..,ort aitd Raelne. I know lb~ ia a J(alra CountY" paper It loots ·ut:e. -.ut m~ 10J11e Oflt e-oul~ put Jn~ J 10 21 10 41 pOd _'t'Of4 ~ ,.._~oy'a team. JU• CbiJUcotbt 14 24 'f Of te.r aQ, Raetqe' dlitp't ,txactiY ~I! tCOIIMO over Pomeroy, k",tJe (t wou¥,, be "to get •omethlna In wrltFly qull1en: lng without any further talka or Pomeroy postponement.." Pomero7: Wilermuth 8 (U) D; Johneon .a CO.U 10; Buflln&t:on I (1·2) '' lluon 5 (1·11 11; EUtmon 1 CJ-.!} t; Llmtlett O.O.Oi Folmer 0.. ~. TOtelo ' ' (I·IBl ta. ChiiiiOOibe; i'rw!n H <Hl 1: Loe~il!r I (0-IIJ J; i)yer I (Q.j)) I; Stafford 2 fHl t;.l'llher I (Ill)) 3; PLAYIIIIT JkCKSONVlLLII, Flo. -IIP- Uiekt7 I (lo'J) · ~I; J'llrrt11r ~; Mickey Wrlsht, play!na tho bolt Huff a fO.O)· l~ Rail I (0.0) 10. '" golf of her earee"' det~ltt col4 talnll <J.ltl et. lltl"''" .,.... .-d swnu~.,... wind ond rsln, come frOm l>oh!nd with a terrifle 14at-da, Jt&rp to i win the tii.OOO IIO..onv!Uo' Wq~~o en'• Opon lor t!oo 100011d llr~ li·ILICT WIIWALL ORLANDO, Fls. .uP -Tile U. 8. Trolling Aun. ~)111 n-eleeted Ji'ronk 1.. Wlawall of Loundonvllle, N. Y., ehalrman of tbe board ot dlrectora. I . wilt to .sk llr. i;ll!(ord to ftlte ,.n artlele a.,.ut Pon•eroy be~uae It ap"''" thol lit. Tonnehl! Ia unaware ·of Point"Y'• baakQ baD ieam. • · fi!Joe~: Jo!Jn C. Hoo!lley ' ONE lllml'I'1'Al.t !ley, ~aolt, eome to tltlnlt ol I~ bow did you, liM out l!a~t' lotll l'omerof, lbod out llod\!o boat Pomeroy? - Higll Sehool . ., BaSkedJaJl LoJ* Qiji'J8Sox ~.::::::::;:===-----1'~··~·--------------~ Have Clear'Shot .I Aala ll'UJINITI•IJ'• '. ~ Ul tnna . tom c· en OJd ArcbJID To ·, · SJgn • F F• bt IMoore Pfl. bUt n.- Pom~:ubJ PBu!Ongton aJid MAIL CAL~,. • as they. did against oalllpolis-tbe Plllthert wert pttlnJ the btlt down aU rl(l:ht, and were not over· ly bothered by it. Jt wa1 thi!! lack of ability to rebGund agalnst Chil· Ueotbe that froze out the Panthert. Neither team could complain I· bout being "off" In jU shooting, althOUfh the Panthers. did mitt!l an lbnorm.il pumbcr of foul throwa, rettlnl only 9 of 18. .they ane Chllllt!othe only a few tl!lances at · the tree throw line, 14, While nine lor the ti'OWn. were made·. And it undoubtedly would mean Of 1g It ~.. the closiJ JUarding of that BrJdJu• would, receive 1 bid :' HUff and HaU aaalnllt PtNneroy's to 1M Nallonal lnvltaHon 1'ourna· DETROIT, UP - ~iht heavy. John Sluon and Larry WUder· wcia:ht champion Areble Moore muth, and Mlc):ey'a towerln1 over baa unlll M-arch 18 to stan for a Joh01on, that 1peJied defeat. Juno tllle fight aaaln.t the winner ChUlleoU'.•I now move~ lntC~ the of the Chuck Speller • Tony Ao· District tow·nament with :?omeroy, thor.y bout. tt, -lut pot·u tlal atumbllna blotk, Floyd Stevena, PreJldent or tht out of the way. ChiUicothe had National BoxlnJ A.ltoelatlon, laid been ranked No. 10 by t.l'le United down the 1aw Monnay and ordered Prflll In Ohio, wil;b • 1ft. I ret:!ord. Duiiu,._ • . that 1pelled doom In spl\4!: ,t 1 At pain of getUnJ el~ a· '""' llfhliDI effort by Pomoror. ~ W) ••-- , G ...a... llfitk:~ buiiPOle canlter a:aln {see Jetter ~ 10 ~·I an o.. """'"l , i ul ioterestipg human twlllt to the ,.,.. wh• IOOk1 ~ ~ mp: battle of tb~ baaetbaU riar that Gtt llflfrV • ...,.,. • BY Tumeltlll .,_, It waa -). The Daily Sent.inel Di¥et (Age ~y G~~s.Momentum Tonight ·As TMrbi Vie For Regtoaal Totttney Spots The ..,. ., .. ............. A!~~~·~· IIPl'td tDdU bo Will nm a he~ . tor obot fb• Aftl*l!ih tAaltl• I »o~ th tho Wlllli so. ltian ba .na w ti. tho tndliha beoau11 rour ho...t "we have 1 JPtltd." !Ill~ aollf to let Ill 11 101ny runo ·u Clevtland,'' ~ ... m•dlt,.. ~ Pollllnf I new C:lub tJuiotlp Ita epriril tra n. lnr Pl\11!15, "1ta defenae 1111 mueh better th11:1 J had In Cleveland •d lhttt It rib elthar whanlt-tt • · A> lor pllcthlnq, Lopes admitted UW J!odlona mllhl kov~ " • lltiiJ edJO:' !rill illdlid •it ~....~ dt.... ~ "" - h tilt tlll I .1411• p t!tooUnt Bl~ "TTils elolo ;bmJ!'li<Ht .,...., """"'"' .........r.",., . CI.A,. .A AT tookiiBd WIYde '10 Smn LoeltloM 114) Betllel 1M ' AT VII.TIRVILLI ' PIOIIIII'IIl0ll JIG D'f''ill,o U ·coLLEGE ' ":"•· . Ill ....~!f ':tuah :t Purdue " ~IP t~"r..! :;.,<r:i ;'t~;;; -..~,,_ ·'~iit•!ei-n 1 ·tW·. ~·· .. .V.allef .Lumber & Supply .. ~4JJ'I'Y OUil MOTTO" Attalll , • · 111. V-n BASKETBALL • ' * ""• ,.. r;, Dler~r.~~ w.:::,':..n~.~ ,~-·v.= ·,_· .. ...... ' .". ~.... better defeJlle u.d . . .. Mldolleport ~u. puoitoltod '"' to • 10. "_,.,.., •• ltelllct!; loll hor Arthur How- Mlcblaon _:-..::-: roU.a ard Jl~ tl,llloi.·SU!Uvon wu a ouiMII!u'•! JOiA~ !lint!' 'p!ii. . llo MAIN i ,' "i:;~ . ' ... '.- ., ·~ Tur- Arlloao 'I'! TeXIs Teoh. 88 N., WayJIQd II AbUeQ.\l • VI' -(llaooll 1>. ~CID. C<illiJ'.'6l AI ro, Ali, lo11 boen HOLJ..YWOOO, C&l1!. uP eleoted lo bll . . · ..,..,ear term nesto Fliu•l'll~ of ilhlto ·WMIQNO =- .ol •.. .~.~~;:w~u~ ~~f'..Uih LET- .US Est..lAtE .a:,~ A*U!I. , , . lrOI!,......u;..-"\:t ....,"' ~a.~r~;~l,, .. , mt -~~ . aulftnd Ill~ 0 • • • . ~~ ·.~ three J.'ea$0ns: ootnpouna. ~~~~~:~t_'~anyw_ he~l · .·k110CI!: �.. ...... -~~~ . ~ - _...,...._ "'~'+ .,.,. ..... , 4' '• · · " " . \-- . .... Panthers Are For(ecl· Out Of Tourney By (hil Height, Beef, s llDoom ftuome5 119,.. o;) ftl ,r 1M um ClNI .u. boi1'1111. .,., ...,.,.,. Pont~ Sports Desk ketl>lll - e a t l!olld"' nlilll na•• et tha big nd JiOWtrful cavaUtra bJ a aeon ~the I -~~!:t~ •taintt Galllpo e . er Wtn tflke p~e Wedntti~W ni&ht ;:· ~'' ••• lht JlliiD horse ar In semi·flht14 of tlle oti lieetlonal tlltou=~;. led 111m the Cl~" A tollrameft\ I!Otw<etl Nel· I •lfelle IIlli a . - d 11(> and llaelhe. " lo!J ~~~~~ \o lfOll ~ lD~Ol'\1? Tho J!OUild toad~ II lltb lb!sl<Y ..., bali .. -n· coacb~d JaelliOJI'filltlltitoottoa1 1111111 olu•. lheok)''s llreball tblt JRr - · ...... thin Larrf MOllY!'" who now 11 tho lilolftl 1!1 ••• ~~~~. h ·~ Jlaelne Tornadoes:; tblo ltaaketb~,u., , M be II pirftet ~- 9f *her to 14 ~J )bling No V'fll,l,l pupil, with a ttnc'iailce, In the U\; ;tlltrmui- put Fl!l' the winner of tbll mil~ wQI ~k;!' .,. 1:11 tltt lad at Sl-14. bf bel"il' faYertd to wia to the t e n~ llad stet iD Clu. A Rnll agalnlt BEMbtfkYQ,TJJ · or t\f: reboundt, especially lo ei.i oecond holl. Th II'*" Uke e '"" · ..oul4 •;,.~., ~..Iii "'""ll'te I• ,..'!*• j aQWD Tht nllbl le Hoyt Ieluding tenipts. j"" 1 Iii -abr aavt and Jneeed from there to the tbe basketi to t1e it CliHI A regional tour!wn.tDl. ~~ ~~ ~aUy ~le:. po aeeDtt• (Uut.r. ( i'o _l!liiii:P Bill .II!Jf and 0., Stalfor<l 'l'llero io motller l.nl tU for J tO poe ChUUco\tie a \lree .Mr. Sbiltf, too. Me it • lro-·ln· , ooinllesd _, bsl!Umo, 1'1 to In ., · law .r llr. end l!l'L llallir Mor· ' ' :meet 'he .6llhac of Jour ,...mpdmia ·,.~ . lluUlnllloli ..,ld only pi one b,..• pn of Hlddlopol1. p~~ot;~l~bf tm 1114 wnttennuth anothi fr~ ' ~~ biJ JackiOnviJle-Tr'btlble d tllrow. A quicklv thro'll'll al ~~~ oUnt 6llftb ee10bed ot South bJ Cblllkothe .,,,.,_ y Blf olnrllte In l!..kJI!i -cooatr il4i4'Uo• ~ ~.... . ~ orrlvtnaln NelsiiJijr~ last . 111 tilt ....,., hall the CavoDIJ'I I.U to lo'll ~lm team to II!' orown • . . 'iteaa!IY pullM ~way, r.,ding ;a.. Ill• sPJOAI,.. Sb•~ aittded -Frld.....bt •. ·oODS sure Ain't wnat They used -· Wll.. , t ' ,·. . ' .. .. tOo mueh beilhi flnd blilf ' - - - - -- - - - J: le· ~ """ hiiMiujll , . , , - @i~io"'l!'plodpan~,_ . .~ · · ~ fo•oo11di:peahi"!!-.1Pt•n.ail'li Mr. and Mrs. Guy · lamUy, Sberry and · M1u Effie Pl~ens thls week end after ·a Florida. ,..-tliti<>II.Orvl<O. ,.., B-B Ca D f dn· tl N r. I .10 e ut · n e en 1 e ow ~?n""''~~~:d~e,:."'!r·~~ ~ri':=~r~~hl~1~.:~t~.··:·.th.. :~·Ui~~~~~:·!~~;;~l~ •l!!llo ' S:.!'W~Iftf e~:~'t ;a t: toUld -..il ~etbaU ltmo·f~ Unt:!. = l 11 h ;;tbe;:';,n a!.e .J~·~ Thethey San~ed Fransico "ain't Philadttpbta Utah an4 tUber $t. or what to be,"Don• but toniJht or ~etne Wbtell tbey eon at lmt tarn the rlahl to troun<ed Temple, liNt. !.food~¥ defebd the NCAA baaketball cha~- niJht. plonlltlp they have held lor two IPAIITONS UPIIT •trallbt )'lift. MlcbJIIft State, •hit~ fllretdy Tht DOna, wltb an 11-6 ncord hid cllncll.ed an NOAA birth, fall· that la a fit cry from thelt per· ed to pin the undilpu~ed :B1J Ten fld ~ or a year ago, carl <:linch ChampJonllblp aa well when Jt wa'J ·l .. c.dr•rnl• Ba•ketball Auocia· upset by Miebiaan, 81·72, Monday tlon title and an NCAA tourney night at Ann Arbor, Mich. Th~ de· t.rth br btatlnr runnerup lt. feet droppeil the Spartans Into a ll•rr•• or California In the -.ason llnal flrst..plaee tie with fndlana, flftalJqr tub. and 84·76 victor over Ulinois. Mlu· Dumtta T•mpl• n~aota dump('(! Ohio State oUt of a Another WCM berth m~ty be B1g Ten tie, 76-69. .telUed tonlaht lf Bradley, runner· up in the Mluouri Valley ConferenC!e, loCMel to Wichita. 'J'bat would IV aive the league rttle and t{)urncy , . berth to Idle St. :ftoul•, "«lllth al..~ read.v bu ellnehtf at lelfilt a 1 ,., ~ lneb,. would put cl~l whore ho pliJsd !roihaiia loot· buo Eut if'·' II tta1 t= r:, n;;.,: iltelttl''• 8-i but he se~ 2~h:s1 . tbt up.waa :Ot _ . )Ott 1 . ~ l:'bl::! ld th~ · t was el&ht oa ~ lOOMS Of New Pu,.lture J roJI 'S2M.oo BAKER· I •ulNITUII --. . -............ '1IIMnl II~ ; e . » . f{JJUpupil. !rfoftitoll, 'fieflt to Obt" ~. w)Jm be,._ a •nd- 11t1t tuafd for the liobeat -- f\Yo. Inc 1 r~o~lle~d~t;~~~:~i~ . from J hn &Won 11 ~ weren't tor Mooft diil~d'a ee • · recently acquired Mnubfii. · bUs• wh,te ChiUlcothe continutd: to perhapa the advice ln 1Mter un tlt itl''llil Itt tht Mttnd ball- might be conalderedl Jaek, . old *.. fellow, go through your ·' "e• • · ptn. See If our•fine Paathen )lave not been Included eitber In itrlllht new!! ttorlea (1110 (OIJIIng from my beaten up old RoJap or . Sport~ In the Detk column 'uft aa fitequently, Jt not more 10, lhan Raclt!.e's just as fine ba'all:etball team, or 'Middleport's not 110 skill· ed but just as ardent -club' All we can do !4.:let \_he retord '1:11!t- fo~ a: deslrt- to "btf· fair to eve•:r.one. AI feN- poor old Moon, he hardly finds time to bowl anymore. I telJ you true, that man really Is out Of elrcnlatloa. J'lcl Haalftey'a litter. ,!mh ~~...'191'7· v1tvelanu 0. Dear str: ·1 t have beRn _..l»~rJbina: ~ the SenUnel Ia hopei of foliOWlllJ Pomeroy'• Gill,!: tQm. But h , • - • . -. .. . .,... . ... l " ,·' ' .. 1.. \ . '. . . . . ' ..,. - .. ' . ' ....,. ~he ni!MAi ,~ :.Rob~e1: .. •, . . . ••• ftr:-.o~ iit•• .. -·' \ . . . -.wo.en111r.~...•ft: _one ~·. ' •tem• that ant hear about IIa Middt..,ort aitd Raelne. I know lb~ ia a J(alra CountY" paper It loots ·ut:e. -.ut m~ 10J11e Oflt e-oul~ put Jn~ J 10 21 10 41 pOd _'t'Of4 ~ ,.._~oy'a team. JU• CbiJUcotbt 14 24 'f Of te.r aQ, Raetqe' dlitp't ,txactiY ~I! tCOIIMO over Pomeroy, k",tJe (t wou¥,, be "to get •omethlna In wrltFly qull1en: lng without any further talka or Pomeroy postponement.." Pomero7: Wilermuth 8 (U) D; Johneon .a CO.U 10; Buflln&t:on I (1·2) '' lluon 5 (1·11 11; EUtmon 1 CJ-.!} t; Llmtlett O.O.Oi Folmer 0.. ~. TOtelo ' ' (I·IBl ta. ChiiiiOOibe; i'rw!n H <Hl 1: Loe~il!r I (0-IIJ J; i)yer I (Q.j)) I; Stafford 2 fHl t;.l'llher I (Ill)) 3; PLAYIIIIT JkCKSONVlLLII, Flo. -IIP- Uiekt7 I (lo'J) · ~I; J'llrrt11r ~; Mickey Wrlsht, play!na tho bolt Huff a fO.O)· l~ Rail I (0.0) 10. '" golf of her earee"' det~ltt col4 talnll <J.ltl et. lltl"''" .,.... .-d swnu~.,... wind ond rsln, come frOm l>oh!nd with a terrifle 14at-da, Jt&rp to i win the tii.OOO IIO..onv!Uo' Wq~~o en'• Opon lor t!oo 100011d llr~ li·ILICT WIIWALL ORLANDO, Fls. .uP -Tile U. 8. Trolling Aun. ~)111 n-eleeted Ji'ronk 1.. Wlawall of Loundonvllle, N. Y., ehalrman of tbe board ot dlrectora. I . wilt to .sk llr. i;ll!(ord to ftlte ,.n artlele a.,.ut Pon•eroy be~uae It ap"''" thol lit. Tonnehl! Ia unaware ·of Point"Y'• baakQ baD ieam. • · fi!Joe~: Jo!Jn C. Hoo!lley ' ONE lllml'I'1'Al.t !ley, ~aolt, eome to tltlnlt ol I~ bow did you, liM out l!a~t' lotll l'omerof, lbod out llod\!o boat Pomeroy? - Higll Sehool . ., BaSkedJaJl LoJ* Qiji'J8Sox ~.::::::::;:===-----1'~··~·--------------~ Have Clear'Shot .I Aala ll'UJINITI•IJ'• '. ~ Ul tnna . tom c· en OJd ArcbJID To ·, · SJgn • F F• bt IMoore Pfl. bUt n.- Pom~:ubJ PBu!Ongton aJid MAIL CAL~,. • as they. did against oalllpolis-tbe Plllthert wert pttlnJ the btlt down aU rl(l:ht, and were not over· ly bothered by it. Jt wa1 thi!! lack of ability to rebGund agalnst Chil· Ueotbe that froze out the Panthert. Neither team could complain I· bout being "off" In jU shooting, althOUfh the Panthers. did mitt!l an lbnorm.il pumbcr of foul throwa, rettlnl only 9 of 18. .they ane Chllllt!othe only a few tl!lances at · the tree throw line, 14, While nine lor the ti'OWn. were made·. And it undoubtedly would mean Of 1g It ~.. the closiJ JUarding of that BrJdJu• would, receive 1 bid :' HUff and HaU aaalnllt PtNneroy's to 1M Nallonal lnvltaHon 1'ourna· DETROIT, UP - ~iht heavy. John Sluon and Larry WUder· wcia:ht champion Areble Moore muth, and Mlc):ey'a towerln1 over baa unlll M-arch 18 to stan for a Joh01on, that 1peJied defeat. Juno tllle fight aaaln.t the winner ChUlleoU'.•I now move~ lntC~ the of the Chuck Speller • Tony Ao· District tow·nament with :?omeroy, thor.y bout. tt, -lut pot·u tlal atumbllna blotk, Floyd Stevena, PreJldent or tht out of the way. ChiUicothe had National BoxlnJ A.ltoelatlon, laid been ranked No. 10 by t.l'le United down the 1aw Monnay and ordered Prflll In Ohio, wil;b • 1ft. I ret:!ord. Duiiu,._ • . that 1pelled doom In spl\4!: ,t 1 At pain of getUnJ el~ a· '""' llfhliDI effort by Pomoror. ~ W) ••-- , G ...a... llfitk:~ buiiPOle canlter a:aln {see Jetter ~ 10 ~·I an o.. """'"l , i ul ioterestipg human twlllt to the ,.,.. wh• IOOk1 ~ ~ mp: battle of tb~ baaetbaU riar that Gtt llflfrV • ...,.,. • BY Tumeltlll .,_, It waa -). The Daily Sent.inel Di¥et (Age ~y G~~s.Momentum Tonight ·As TMrbi Vie For Regtoaal Totttney Spots The ..,. ., .. ............. A!~~~·~· IIPl'td tDdU bo Will nm a he~ . tor obot fb• Aftl*l!ih tAaltl• I »o~ th tho Wlllli so. ltian ba .na w ti. tho tndliha beoau11 rour ho...t "we have 1 JPtltd." !Ill~ aollf to let Ill 11 101ny runo ·u Clevtland,'' ~ ... m•dlt,.. ~ Pollllnf I new C:lub tJuiotlp Ita epriril tra n. lnr Pl\11!15, "1ta defenae 1111 mueh better th11:1 J had In Cleveland •d lhttt It rib elthar whanlt-tt • · A> lor pllcthlnq, Lopes admitted UW J!odlona mllhl kov~ " • lltiiJ edJO:' !rill illdlid •it ~....~ dt.... ~ "" - h tilt tlll I .1411• p t!tooUnt Bl~ "TTils elolo ;bmJ!'li<Ht .,...., """"'"' .........r.",., . CI.A,. .A AT tookiiBd WIYde '10 Smn LoeltloM 114) Betllel 1M ' AT VII.TIRVILLI ' PIOIIIII'IIl0ll JIG D'f''ill,o U ·coLLEGE ' ":"•· . Ill ....~!f ':tuah :t Purdue " ~IP t~"r..! :;.,<r:i ;'t~;;; -..~,,_ ·'~iit•!ei-n 1 ·tW·. ~·· .. .V.allef .Lumber & Supply .. ~4JJ'I'Y OUil MOTTO" Attalll , • · 111. V-n BASKETBALL • ' * ""• ,.. r;, Dler~r.~~ w.:::,':..n~.~ ,~-·v.= ·,_· .. ...... ' .". ~.... better defeJlle u.d . . .. Mldolleport ~u. puoitoltod '"' to • 10. "_,.,.., •• ltelllct!; loll hor Arthur How- Mlcblaon _:-..::-: roU.a ard Jl~ tl,llloi.·SU!Uvon wu a ouiMII!u'•! JOiA~ !lint!' 'p!ii. . llo MAIN i ,' "i:;~ . ' ... '.- ., ·~ Tur- Arlloao 'I'! TeXIs Teoh. 88 N., WayJIQd II AbUeQ.\l • VI' -(llaooll 1>. ~CID. C<illiJ'.'6l AI ro, Ali, lo11 boen HOLJ..YWOOO, C&l1!. uP eleoted lo bll . . · ..,..,ear term nesto Fliu•l'll~ of ilhlto ·WMIQNO =- .ol •.. .~.~~;:w~u~ ~~f'..Uih LET- .US Est..lAtE .a:,~ A*U!I. , , . lrOI!,......u;..-"\:t ....,"' ~a.~r~;~l,, .. , mt -~~ . aulftnd Ill~ 0 • • • . ~~ ·.~ three J.'ea$0ns: ootnpouna. ~~~~~:~t_'~anyw_ he~l · .·k110CI!: �. ' ' &--lllll1 Sentinel, Po!oero)'·Jilddleport, 0 ., March 5, !957 West Columbia Tbe Columbia LAdles Friend£J&Jp c~ held jtJ l'ebru11')' meeting at 1-be home ot Mr.s. P,\ul Fitzierald on Thurldsy nia:bt: Mrs. Juanita Roush was honored by lbe olber members with a towet shower in obserl'ance ol her birthday. I'Ca ClONSlSftNT· DIPKNDABLE USULTS WANT ADS PHONE 398 RATES %<Ojlll per word, oae lAiertloa. Jffnlmum eharae IIOc.-4 CODII l per WCibl for three f'GblirCU1Jve lrulertiou. SDeeW - Oue DlOIJth. lor 25 ee.au per 'lr'OI'd. ~ rate of 2 eenbl per word will be rbarged for a'!lve:rtl.slnr U ott ptid lot' before Ult 16th of each month following insertion. Enwl ta Advertiltq-Should be reported lmmediately. Tb41 D1i1J sen.tiael .. m not be raponsible for more than one ~ noiiiiiOrtlon. Card of Tbanb and Special NoUcee of Events $1.00. Obituariea publbbed at I cent per w'Xd. (I) Notices IT'S EASY TO BUY- SELL - RENT find employment - hire or find a lost item through 'Ihe Daily Sentinel WANT ADS. Don't put It off Call 398 Today - An Ad In Ibis column DISC RECORDT':R, iOOd sbapi, 1 Eddie Fife, call 6045-J. 3 s·6tc 1 GETS RESULTS - - - - -l~For Sole or Rent 4 ROOM HOUSE, bath, furnace, kitchen fllnk on ~ acre. Don Manuel, Racine, o. 3 5 5tp - - - __ GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES and Service. R. A Finlaw, tH2 Jt, Main St., Pomeroy I (17) 3 5 lmop. Help Wonted _...,.,...,..___.,....,,,.... ---,--,-,.....c..· c=a=oo=E'"'o"n..=-"$3"".oo c ~--per-,baccc..,.=l·a--nd' steel drwnl wanted. Virall Teaford, Sytal!u~>e . phone 807·M. 3 5 3tc -:::-:-:- - - -:=:- I"AYI - ' T YOII KHOW? eat«'• will live JOU tlte 1tNt trade on .furuiture or appllanou. Ulf DIKALa, lho profit pullot Herm Berry'.-. Hah!hery, tne. t2:J · Stb Street Park~!"'!bur1, W. Va. PhOiie Garfield 2-3SBI -1Sb) Auto Services -. -:-- 2 281 moe. ::---:- R. B. llAWWIGS SONS CO. - 21 hour Wrerker PIJne 8227. Servtee. DIJ' Nlattt Phone 8039-X. DODGE • PLYMOUTil DEALERS. 8_,.1 t1 ---18) Auto Soles· _,,.:-==-=-~c-::--c:-:--:::-:::-·1 1958 BUICK VB Special StaUon Wagon. [)yna!low Drive, power •teerln&o ful:y equipped. SAV£ over $1,000.00. Blaettnar's, Pom· eroy-. 2 28 ete ' • Wett SuPply rural famille& In lfeia:a in Parkeraburg Monday. wtth Nationally Adver· Mrs. Gruen Stewart spent W~d­ tree ln1uranee Plan. Write: Rou Stewart, to3 McKinley Avenue, Mr•. Nanny Johnson of New Ha· ti~~ei:l Watkins Products for farm neaday ,uh her 1iBter Mrs. Em· and home Al~>o ask about our ma Rickard of Clifton. N. W. Canbln, Ohio. 3 4 3te ven waa a Tuellday night gueat of , he( lister, Mn. Jay ForemollRELlABLE LADY to Hve m bomer .Lawrence Stewart bas been abPhone 906-'M. 3 4 3tp .sent ' ffom his employme11t this . - . ' (201 BUSiness 5erv1Ce51 QUICK SERVICE on Wtlil!'b r.,. week beeause of ilinl85. Mia• .Sharon Foremon "f Muon •Pent Tue1day night with frler1dll palrlng hy Faof'ory Traifted here. ~- Winifred HoHman left ear· watchmaker COlLINS IEWE1-3-tf ly W-ednelday mornln& !or Cleve· LERS, Pom~ror. land (p be with his sister, Mn. FOREMAN & ABBOT!' T.V. SEa. Ella Rose Grinstead who was to VICE All makes Repaired bY Ex· underso major sur1ery at the pert Tec.,nicians. Phone 6284 Y CleVeland Clinic. · 8-15--U Mlddlepor -·. Mrs. Aline Carpenter visited with Mra. Edgar Arnotl (){ MiddleRADIO & TELEVISION SERVICE, port on Friday . Phone 200, Cleland Appliance Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Scott of CoStore, 11'8 W. Main St., Pomeroy, 1urn~;tus spent Thursday nie:ht with 2-23-tl Mra ~e aHd Mild1·ed Van Meter. • f . lfeo!UaUon. JIH. Opal Gro" and Prayer b7 lin. Poullno lllcll• Rev. Grove eondueted the elftC. Durin& the btudne. teuloD. eonlion of omeen fnnD tile report of dueled by lbo ou~ pi'OIIdent, Earl ll<Ciure, lin. lad Jlo. Cl~~re, Kdr~ unknown, tile UD· the naoU:utin1 committee wbe11 MrJ. Xarr, co-.mu.nleatloDJ Wfte kAown heln, devisee~, le&ateea, the Women'1 Society of CbriJUu rud, penonal Dledpt lmOJlDtiRa: eueutors, sJminillraton Dl" u- Service met TbW'&day. The fOllow- to ~ wen pafd for JrlitfloDJ tbt p~.~:t year and a pledfe- ot $113 wu tllfti Of Earl WeClore, il dce'eued, ing officen were elected: Prealdeot, Mn. BeUy Routh; mlde foi- the eom:lnr; year. BerDlce McClure; addrtq uoknon, ..... , U1t Ull- Vice President, Mrs. Letlla Woodi World DQ of will be known bUJband of Bernln Me- secretary, Mrs. Altona ltuT, Tre• observed llareb 8. Clure; tbe unknown .bein, deri· surer, Mrs. Pauline Rice; Sec. of The blrthda¥a of lin. J'l'ecl.a ¥JI. ~ee~, Jeaateea, cxecuton, admtnJa. Missionary Education, Mn. Luq ler, Mn. FJ~aee 'l(idqel, Mrs. traton or :~~signs Or Bernice Mc- Jeffers, Sec. of Social Relation1, MaMl Van Meter aq.d Mn. Sybil Clure, U dec.!ased. Nora MeCIUI't!, Mrs. Della Windsor, Set. of lJt· Darat were ob~erVed. address unknown, the unknown erature and Publications, }ln. llefre•bmeott ol p.ndwiehea, bein, devisees, legatee.. u:eett- Effie Calvert; Promotion secretary cake, salad and e·oftee w~ CHESTER ' •• l• : TilES Mrs. Mollie Bookman. served. Mrs. PauJine Rice bad the program entitled "The Cbureb and Mental Heahb." She waa assisted by Mrs. Betty Roush, Mrs._ Let~a Wood and Mrs. Lucy Jeffera. Song "Jesu• Like A Shepherd Lhd Me" St·rlpture, Mrs. E!izabeth Wickh•m ·F rienda here bave lell'lled of the death of ilr. Olil Lewil of Cleveland. He was ~nnerly a resident of tblr ~ommunity. A •tater Mrs. Elsie Adams retidet ln Pomeroy. NOW . SELLING AT POWELL'S ·SUNOCO •• The advertised- I \ When you buy ·' ••• M0 WE RS Sedan. Lela than 9,000 cuy miln Atmout llkc the clay· It wu 10ld. $2.flm.OO. Blaetlner'•· 2 28 6te Pomeroy. 1955 PLYMOUTH vs· Savoy 4 dr. Sedan. One Joeal owner. Belvedere thrcme trim. $1,49,.00. Bluttnar'•· Pomeroy-. Sedan. Be:ntUful turqoube and wbilo ftnioh, power atldo. $U95. - 2 28 etc CAT FISH-Live or Dressed. Carl Chevalier, LOna Bottom. 3 5 i2ip MMICII 12, 10:00 A. M.- 18 hood milk eGWJ, Farman traetor and wJttvatqr, eorn picker, aide lev· er rake, mowin1 maebine, one tractor dille, other too aumer· oua to mtntion. Not retponlible for 1ny dam~tet. Allen Nfl:lton, Rutland. Harrltonvllle • Rutland 8 I lip MAYTAG WA811EII-100d condition, m1y be aeen at 168 A1h, Middleport GARDEN TRACTORS ,eSJMPLICITY CHAIN SAWS eMALL e McCULLOCII Eq11ipment Company, Inc. Meig1 (9l For Sole Road. erono 2 28 6te IMi CHEVROLET Belaire I dr. Blaettnar's, Pomeroy. eJACOBSEN 8 I 3tp Where Quallty Ia Paramount ~ullernut & 2nd Pomeroy METROPOLITAN AUTO SALES LOT FOa SALE in Syracuse. Pbon• 11118-M. 3 I 8tp IIOLSTEIN Jlllli1I)R baby call. Prloo fiO.OO. Roaor Lollhtll. Rock I sprtnp. a n etc FO~R:-.:SALE=;:--::C::-oa-::ta-:-:1:-1-:-,-::. Dreun - lt, &l&oe. • &cod eo.,Utlon. Write llbx c/o Tile !la1!15elllln'l, Pomeroy - -'-:-:'=-=-:i=a::::• eta i'h.e you ~ld ltnJIIJio SliBNmao, male, brott, ebeap. Arthur Orr, beat Buhal, Phone 31921. 218 ltp .... . , .., w. 'c......... r,. • I .Jor , S"'n tbat 1pend •ny iOte- . toril, admlnbUator1 or aaaiJna of YOUR -· . " ' • • 8 to 13 Canner~ 8 to 9 Blifl'i 10 to 115 Milk C ow~ 70 to 120 Veal Cillve~ 'fop5 31J.90 Seconrl' 25 to 30 Medium 15 lo 20 Com. 4: Hvs. lO lo ;.1.5 l:Ull..'l tl lo I~ ShlH' P ~Wll!.i & Lms. 4 ~~~ l.IJ Stor.k t. wcs 3 to 8 Jo'at Sl1ccp 3 to n Culls 1 to 4 Bucks 3 to 7 }'al Wclhcn ~ lo 8. Lamb,, Tops 20.60 Seconds 10 to W Llsht Wls. 12 to lt!i Common 10 tt' 14.. boundl'df aJ follow•: Beillnnlng at the Southear.t corner of Fraction NQ. 1 Jn Scipio Townlbtp, Count)' and State aforeeald, thence North 102 rod 1; lbenee West 12 roda; thence Wet~~t 32 de&. South 30 rods; thence Welt 1• rleg. South 20 rods; thPnce Weat fO deJ. South 24 roda; thflonee West 31 deg, SoUth 20 rods: tbence Soutb 23 deg. Wt:st U rods 12 Jinks; thence Ea1t 30 rodJ~; thence South 40 roda; thence Eut 7,5 rods 17 links to plnce o( beJlnnlnJ, con· ( 211 talnina: about tort, {40) acre .. Qulvey propcrt)' lit Monkey Run. more or less, ·and la part of fracWill aell at the apprajaed price. tion No. 7, ~clplo Township. · M.ra. Everett Thomu. Mejfl Couflty, Ohlo, save and ex· 3 I Sle eept thf'l coal that wa• reserved by Jacob Davia wben said land w11 88 ACRE F,O,BM, 5 ~~tile off 33 on deeded by said Davia to A. Dun· KJngsbury Rotd. ,Good 8 room Jap, deed doted Jinuary 3, 18151. houae, 2 barna, 't1 timber, W.l. B. Carelton, Pomeroy, B. D. 2. The ser.olld ia descrlbecJ 3 43lp aa (0Uowa, unditlded r hoapit.ai dletiCbesi.er ·Hilh days here. Real Estate USE SPACE thr...llftba ina real ' "lt.s The . . T!lnlel', • ('• Brown -·1. folloW>. thJ .. .. .. IN AU Mikel uul Mode.. llilWiom tnake 1 I :f. ~ otr••• - ·"" ·reibc•te len Sedan. Dynanow drive, PAIICEL NO. IV Boot~~. Pboo• 631":lii 11-20-11 i 220 to 2110 ibs. l6 to 18.70 power 1teerlni and bnke11, "hard-top, 12,993.00 Blaettnar·•, COMPLETE InsurQncv Protection, 1 Light 14 to 16.70 l''aL Sowli J:.! to 17 Tho first piece ts de1er~bed as Pomeroy. 2 28 6le Life, Aulo. Flre, Polio. Call Don Stags 12 to 10 Boars 8 to 17 SOw• followA, to-wit: An undivided three " MHls, Middleport, Ohio. & Pigs 50 to 126 S:hoata 3 to 1~ fifths interest iD the ton~ · bitt 4 dr. 19ll8 PONTIAC VB Sl .=;_;;::;;;;;;;;~;;;;~;;;;~;;;;;;;;;; CATTLE Steer~ 10 ttJ18 H~~:·~~;~~Jreal~*lti zli~in the C ~ Custom CataUna i I to 18 gab,y Beef 12 .\o 18 Fat . of Mellti" anil :ltate ot Ohio , d \0~6 PONTIAC V8 Star Chief 4 dr. . MMIDDIJIPOKT · -------·120 Bl Insurance . ~~arn...s•mp.,;; ,........ ,...... LIVESTOCK REPORT 1~ BUICK V8 Century 4 d;::- Rlv· Htdd.Jeport. Flre • Aubomoblle- 1HOGS 175 to 220 lbs. 16 tb 2 28 61c 11o · • Edgar B. McClure, dt'tCeased; wiU take nOUee that Dale M. Dutton, exe~utor of the eatate of MerrllJ McClUre, deceued, on the 21st day of January, 19li7, flied hlJ pe· Ution In tbe Probate tourt wJtb· I In and' for the County of Mel11 / and Slate of Ohio alteginJ thJt the personal e•tate of •aid decedent ill not sultilient to pay the debtl and the eosta of admtnJsteriD.g' hla f'lltate; that he · ~d seized in lee limple Cf the follow· h'J dMcrlbed real estate, •ituated in aaid Coul"'t)' in which the a!ofe. mentioned defendants elatm: or 16.70 may ellitil an inlerest, to-wlt: p0W ! ! unknow beln. devtseea:, letateel, UIC!Ilton, ladtt~Utiatraton or usi&na or Donald McClure, if deceased. Cllrarle1 McClure, Jr., ld· dre~~ unknown; Mrs. Cbarle, Me· Clure, Jr., the unkonwn ·.bein, 4• visee1, 1~1ateea, executors, l.dmin· · istrators or auilftl of Charlet Ke· Clure, Jr., if de~eaaed. The un· known heirs, devlsees, lej:a~a. neeuton, adminlitraton or •• liiDI of Charles !"rank MeClure, lle~eal'led. AUae McClure, addrea1 unknown; the unknown beirt1 devbeeJ, JegatP.tts, executors, adlnln· h:tratora or asslcns of AlLee 1·Me· ClUte, 1f d2e~11ed. The unkDown heirs, devi~ees, legatees, eseeu- -t A ! PLUS TAX AND RECAPPABLE TiRE .· co~lmulil l'l:oio ~'••• · tn the ~1mtry to. buUd _.. ""od I C-o·S·T N •. !ad.AVE. · I SPIUNGJJIJ:LD SERVI(:B.jJ'lATION Rt. J24 Hean•D[ · ooeaccident ..., blo lleuae. 1Jo eeuld ""'"""*-· •• for wi<lefl.lnr 1t .x .,or Jllber'o ,....ruuon r.om ·Masop Counell 1 ON KELLY LITART FALLS Loo §A'"•~ • ,...0¥11 '1>1!1!!'11 cllld 10 ..... • new o eavtn1 Rout• 1241' where .It ~ OQf W'lli¥1l4-*"ul4 1ot bt 4J,r~ Continued frpm P•lo 0.0 • : home •••• tloOUib tho tnffle 11az. O. Alklno. prOal~nl ~~ t.M· thlo,lh tho! 1<>'1"1· 6om. laoludod l'hJII• -"' bo ~· ......... ... l . af4. ud dirt Ma<ie ill• .....roblo P""'el'oy Chomber Of "blmaa04 (1a.flle 'm rtaldftllol ment tr.m tle 4riU.M .t ~he flOw ia Iowa. Wlden1n 1 tu. 12e at 'PI'ettnted t1tree prttt.I-Qna •aned tteaa eaullna hatards and lae:Nu- town about the job, and to an. ~ tbeir house would be 1 Mrloua ·by prdperty owaton an~ mldtnta ed traffle j.n btillDfll ~«tlo01. ewer their qunUQ--na. 'I> -obtem too ·•· id altiiiJ tJni4)n and Mu...._ A\oeOthen Wll'e thAt one-wa" ••• • &.. -·"'1 I .. . --' ......I ... ..,, • ' nuer.. _T ••ey were PfL"'InJ wbo had , trletioDJ mtntly pla~d In effect .n:ppe,.....nt - Of1 UJ'II;' eou.... (tn ~ ' J. W. McMurray, 152 Rutternut i.l_@n~d a-September, tM$ petiUon 01ere to ,.JkvlattJ trtlf~ ._I.Zinb ltorMia1 w~re lusteD a.J.I • .,4: Ed t Ave .. said tratl.ic on Butternut aQJne .t:t':TnOY(II Of Route 134. Now would be nu!.Uf•td if Rt. 124 were Reuter, reprue:111U~ thti'Jiotaf OAV ~~: w•s directly affected bv t'u!l eoafii- ttleJ tJtbet 'lli'anted their n;mes re-· ptlced in Jttditleport. / ehapt.r: TM meo eonapJmne4 t~ !t! ,! Hon of Mulberry aad UnlQa ·.\v• mcYed fi.bm the farUet peUUon or Councy COIJldliliioner Dati n. •omeont wu tbooUng .J..out win· : nuea. H~ threaler'led a law suU llJtttfl thtl aew one .Ot>PD•d to !Iartlll&er opo~llffd t11e eban~e u dowt: in the DAV Had, wbl!h is • 1.1alr.lt ~be .vl~lap:e It ftt . .t24 wa11 r~tinc. A tq~al pr 8\ plmes "not beJhe a .lbliJ~Dii to the prob- Dow belnt reftlodeltd. ·•U, n~t .remove~ an~ !lid he q..ted were handed Mr. Sl)ltn lbe i'!ll either .ror~"""cr •r 'Mid· ,_1 1 d 11aJor 11ar w~,orkmart~'~ lormer D1vi!1on JO Entlneer M.i.J record. .· ; . , . . dl~~rt." ije Middleport oprut c ''Farley jn a palt statement to the A-t-.lna indleat.ea . the . P,oimtto Potetf it "tOr : e ..rne reason tU t.own ~ar~ll tp en}ol'ce the effect that "Jl.t 124 ahcJUld not be .· Chember ot comm~ · lYif ~ U.at tfte' ,POinetor mothers want It llw toneersPnr the U-H' of air "I· •; throu1h bere." (where it now il),' eated to w&rt1df tu- 'J€!,JQTI) fm. 1removed." . ·. , fles in the town hm~j.J aDO wa.rn•· ' ~l~ct Globokar said It waJ her- prove.ment of the. ~ommunlty lt reJJartinCer ali:o U<aUfid maay ed that IDJOne eaueht vlolth n;{ opmmn the route should be ke~r presented and th~t an ACtion Com. moN deaths have re1ulted from the law would be proseeutfll. where it is, repaired, and wld· mlttee formed in•ide the Chamber traWc iacidenta on Rt. 143 than Jlu:ueU C.pebart, cwneilman , ened. She believed 'it ne«l8ary on tbis roulin1 ~poaal agrel!td o~ 136 inside Pomeroy, (A ~ota1 or was told to cheek tbe PPt~ibiJi1 y _. for the econc;mlc well-being of the iboutct 'not made e.tl(ht are believed to have been of extendina the .llnitary,, atwer ·~ , :Pomeroy. and wid· killed on 143 In the tall 10 Nears, th b th ld b b 11 dla ' :: ;;;:. · Virginia Edwards, a Uulon Ave:. si.x j~ o• ateident. Dr. Bok!t ha:d roug e '> ue :t mon • · nue mother, who • adrititted Mr B--'•---nu• tutlfted to one-of hia pei'ional known as ~ the Hole," .ln' the up. h u ..~per property ellcl ol town the Htrb Arr.· ..,..nd 1nsured many coa1 truCki of -J24 and• know 1edi~inJ from 1 tJ nlon itk .11nd toOthe~ ra"Of)etties fr.om .But· A~. aec!ldent. on t.he aame street. asked, "do we have t.o. alt there and wait until a true}; tomu ~~ ~·:·=~ · our yard to kilt obr c~ll~nt• ·•: .,ked el.,ifiea. · :- · l'ral•• Games were played , secret ds· 1er &llts fl!xchenged and refulih · menti served to the followlne· lht-ris Eads, Mildred and Marty Brum· ley of Point PleJsant; Juanita , Donna, and Catny TI.o11 sh o! New Haven; Peggy Arnot! of Middte- ton, administratora or asa'IDJ of port; Eth Young, Lucy Trew, AI· Nora .McClure, if dc-ceased. 'I'be ma ·Coleman, Peachie Eli01 :'. Rele, unknown hein, deviseea, leaatet:s, Elia.J, Mae Van Meter, Mildred exeeuton, administrator• or uVin Meter, and Linda Fitz.~erald liJill of Nathaniel M~Ciure, Jr., of West Columbia, Mr. and Mrt. deceased. Emma F. M.~Clure, ad· Jeny Stott of Columbus. • 1 drest unknown; .... , , ...... , UDThe next meeting will be aFth<: known hnaband of Emma ~~~ home of M-rs. Mil dred Brumley of Clure; the unknown heirs, devl· Point Pleasant. aeea, legatees executors: adml.nJa. tratora or :.ssi,ns of Emma F. Mc.Jap llaschar of Point Pleasant Clure, U deceased. Nathaniel We• is a patient in the Mason Clink ley McClure, addreu unknown; He is the father of Mr.a. Vernal Mn. N"-thaniel We.lley McClure, .Jobn:son, George Hosehar, and Mrs whose real name is unknown, the Wilbur Van Meter, all local real· unknown heirs, deviaeea. exeeu· dcnta. ton, admjnJstrators, or assign• ol This community wu saddened Nathaniel Welley McClure, if .deto hei.r of the death ot Mrs. Len:a ~eaaed. .Donald MeCllll'e, add.rea Higanbolbam of Gl'ove City. M". unknown, Mrs. Donald MeClure, Hig::inbotham and her family for - who41 real oame is unlalown; the We are lookmg for a ~n. wbo ~~I merly resided here. lnten:lted In a good paymg bua1 Dell !)f his own. Earnlnga un· Mr. 1nd Mrs. Vernal Jobn10n . limited. No c-apltal investment. and children, Mr~ . Lucy Jobn1on, Good car or light truc)c needed. and MH. Aline Carpenter .shopped Co~ty Legal Notice • ;; In And .. . THIS NEWSPAPER TO . SHOW "'ulld htter Por Ltu" ..."'"" WHAT aold I Mlloa North of '""'"" 11ft ••• Ll(, ~ GRUESER BLOCK CO. which and That 11tah~ but I$ in tho • • dd · T:he . ·"',,....... ~ i ... . ' ;\!' > • . •. . Rodney Downing INSURANCE .GBNCY \ ·-·~. Plro, Automolillo.lloatt• ACCIIIINT Lllo,CuoaiiJ ........ ·- ......... . .I .. ' '' { .- . ~··... Real .· Esta... lroker • ','~ \.,..i,,,. ·' .~ . • WE IUY lTitUCTUIIAL I 11ICIU.P IliON -MITALl J_ ';;.,. ,\ .. ,. ., ~~ ' ' 1 . ' . ""'' ~ ·' .. ' • ,·-!'I!;"':': • > • :' .\ ' �. ' ' &--lllll1 Sentinel, Po!oero)'·Jilddleport, 0 ., March 5, !957 West Columbia Tbe Columbia LAdles Friend£J&Jp c~ held jtJ l'ebru11')' meeting at 1-be home ot Mr.s. P,\ul Fitzierald on Thurldsy nia:bt: Mrs. Juanita Roush was honored by lbe olber members with a towet shower in obserl'ance ol her birthday. I'Ca ClONSlSftNT· DIPKNDABLE USULTS WANT ADS PHONE 398 RATES %<Ojlll per word, oae lAiertloa. Jffnlmum eharae IIOc.-4 CODII l per WCibl for three f'GblirCU1Jve lrulertiou. SDeeW - Oue DlOIJth. lor 25 ee.au per 'lr'OI'd. ~ rate of 2 eenbl per word will be rbarged for a'!lve:rtl.slnr U ott ptid lot' before Ult 16th of each month following insertion. Enwl ta Advertiltq-Should be reported lmmediately. Tb41 D1i1J sen.tiael .. m not be raponsible for more than one ~ noiiiiiOrtlon. Card of Tbanb and Special NoUcee of Events $1.00. Obituariea publbbed at I cent per w'Xd. (I) Notices IT'S EASY TO BUY- SELL - RENT find employment - hire or find a lost item through 'Ihe Daily Sentinel WANT ADS. Don't put It off Call 398 Today - An Ad In Ibis column DISC RECORDT':R, iOOd sbapi, 1 Eddie Fife, call 6045-J. 3 s·6tc 1 GETS RESULTS - - - - -l~For Sole or Rent 4 ROOM HOUSE, bath, furnace, kitchen fllnk on ~ acre. Don Manuel, Racine, o. 3 5 5tp - - - __ GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES and Service. R. A Finlaw, tH2 Jt, Main St., Pomeroy I (17) 3 5 lmop. Help Wonted _...,.,...,..___.,....,,,.... ---,--,-,.....c..· c=a=oo=E'"'o"n..=-"$3"".oo c ~--per-,baccc..,.=l·a--nd' steel drwnl wanted. Virall Teaford, Sytal!u~>e . phone 807·M. 3 5 3tc -:::-:-:- - - -:=:- I"AYI - ' T YOII KHOW? eat«'• will live JOU tlte 1tNt trade on .furuiture or appllanou. Ulf DIKALa, lho profit pullot Herm Berry'.-. Hah!hery, tne. t2:J · Stb Street Park~!"'!bur1, W. Va. PhOiie Garfield 2-3SBI -1Sb) Auto Services -. -:-- 2 281 moe. ::---:- R. B. llAWWIGS SONS CO. - 21 hour Wrerker PIJne 8227. Servtee. DIJ' Nlattt Phone 8039-X. DODGE • PLYMOUTil DEALERS. 8_,.1 t1 ---18) Auto Soles· _,,.:-==-=-~c-::--c:-:--:::-:::-·1 1958 BUICK VB Special StaUon Wagon. [)yna!low Drive, power •teerln&o ful:y equipped. SAV£ over $1,000.00. Blaettnar's, Pom· eroy-. 2 28 ete ' • Wett SuPply rural famille& In lfeia:a in Parkeraburg Monday. wtth Nationally Adver· Mrs. Gruen Stewart spent W~d­ tree ln1uranee Plan. Write: Rou Stewart, to3 McKinley Avenue, Mr•. Nanny Johnson of New Ha· ti~~ei:l Watkins Products for farm neaday ,uh her 1iBter Mrs. Em· and home Al~>o ask about our ma Rickard of Clifton. N. W. Canbln, Ohio. 3 4 3te ven waa a Tuellday night gueat of , he( lister, Mn. Jay ForemollRELlABLE LADY to Hve m bomer .Lawrence Stewart bas been abPhone 906-'M. 3 4 3tp .sent ' ffom his employme11t this . - . ' (201 BUSiness 5erv1Ce51 QUICK SERVICE on Wtlil!'b r.,. week beeause of ilinl85. Mia• .Sharon Foremon "f Muon •Pent Tue1day night with frler1dll palrlng hy Faof'ory Traifted here. ~- Winifred HoHman left ear· watchmaker COlLINS IEWE1-3-tf ly W-ednelday mornln& !or Cleve· LERS, Pom~ror. land (p be with his sister, Mn. FOREMAN & ABBOT!' T.V. SEa. Ella Rose Grinstead who was to VICE All makes Repaired bY Ex· underso major sur1ery at the pert Tec.,nicians. Phone 6284 Y CleVeland Clinic. · 8-15--U Mlddlepor -·. Mrs. Aline Carpenter visited with Mra. Edgar Arnotl (){ MiddleRADIO & TELEVISION SERVICE, port on Friday . Phone 200, Cleland Appliance Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Scott of CoStore, 11'8 W. Main St., Pomeroy, 1urn~;tus spent Thursday nie:ht with 2-23-tl Mra ~e aHd Mild1·ed Van Meter. • f . lfeo!UaUon. JIH. Opal Gro" and Prayer b7 lin. Poullno lllcll• Rev. Grove eondueted the elftC. Durin& the btudne. teuloD. eonlion of omeen fnnD tile report of dueled by lbo ou~ pi'OIIdent, Earl ll<Ciure, lin. lad Jlo. Cl~~re, Kdr~ unknown, tile UD· the naoU:utin1 committee wbe11 MrJ. Xarr, co-.mu.nleatloDJ Wfte kAown heln, devisee~, le&ateea, the Women'1 Society of CbriJUu rud, penonal Dledpt lmOJlDtiRa: eueutors, sJminillraton Dl" u- Service met TbW'&day. The fOllow- to ~ wen pafd for JrlitfloDJ tbt p~.~:t year and a pledfe- ot $113 wu tllfti Of Earl WeClore, il dce'eued, ing officen were elected: Prealdeot, Mn. BeUy Routh; mlde foi- the eom:lnr; year. BerDlce McClure; addrtq uoknon, ..... , U1t Ull- Vice President, Mrs. Letlla Woodi World DQ of will be known bUJband of Bernln Me- secretary, Mrs. Altona ltuT, Tre• observed llareb 8. Clure; tbe unknown .bein, deri· surer, Mrs. Pauline Rice; Sec. of The blrthda¥a of lin. J'l'ecl.a ¥JI. ~ee~, Jeaateea, cxecuton, admtnJa. Missionary Education, Mn. Luq ler, Mn. FJ~aee 'l(idqel, Mrs. traton or :~~signs Or Bernice Mc- Jeffers, Sec. of Social Relation1, MaMl Van Meter aq.d Mn. Sybil Clure, U dec.!ased. Nora MeCIUI't!, Mrs. Della Windsor, Set. of lJt· Darat were ob~erVed. address unknown, the unknown erature and Publications, }ln. llefre•bmeott ol p.ndwiehea, bein, devisees, legatee.. u:eett- Effie Calvert; Promotion secretary cake, salad and e·oftee w~ CHESTER ' •• l• : TilES Mrs. Mollie Bookman. served. Mrs. PauJine Rice bad the program entitled "The Cbureb and Mental Heahb." She waa assisted by Mrs. Betty Roush, Mrs._ Let~a Wood and Mrs. Lucy Jeffera. Song "Jesu• Like A Shepherd Lhd Me" St·rlpture, Mrs. E!izabeth Wickh•m ·F rienda here bave lell'lled of the death of ilr. Olil Lewil of Cleveland. He was ~nnerly a resident of tblr ~ommunity. A •tater Mrs. Elsie Adams retidet ln Pomeroy. NOW . SELLING AT POWELL'S ·SUNOCO •• The advertised- I \ When you buy ·' ••• M0 WE RS Sedan. Lela than 9,000 cuy miln Atmout llkc the clay· It wu 10ld. $2.flm.OO. Blaetlner'•· 2 28 6te Pomeroy. 1955 PLYMOUTH vs· Savoy 4 dr. Sedan. One Joeal owner. Belvedere thrcme trim. $1,49,.00. Bluttnar'•· Pomeroy-. Sedan. Be:ntUful turqoube and wbilo ftnioh, power atldo. $U95. - 2 28 etc CAT FISH-Live or Dressed. Carl Chevalier, LOna Bottom. 3 5 i2ip MMICII 12, 10:00 A. M.- 18 hood milk eGWJ, Farman traetor and wJttvatqr, eorn picker, aide lev· er rake, mowin1 maebine, one tractor dille, other too aumer· oua to mtntion. Not retponlible for 1ny dam~tet. Allen Nfl:lton, Rutland. Harrltonvllle • Rutland 8 I lip MAYTAG WA811EII-100d condition, m1y be aeen at 168 A1h, Middleport GARDEN TRACTORS ,eSJMPLICITY CHAIN SAWS eMALL e McCULLOCII Eq11ipment Company, Inc. Meig1 (9l For Sole Road. erono 2 28 6te IMi CHEVROLET Belaire I dr. Blaettnar's, Pomeroy. eJACOBSEN 8 I 3tp Where Quallty Ia Paramount ~ullernut & 2nd Pomeroy METROPOLITAN AUTO SALES LOT FOa SALE in Syracuse. Pbon• 11118-M. 3 I 8tp IIOLSTEIN Jlllli1I)R baby call. Prloo fiO.OO. Roaor Lollhtll. Rock I sprtnp. a n etc FO~R:-.:SALE=;:--::C::-oa-::ta-:-:1:-1-:-,-::. Dreun - lt, &l&oe. • &cod eo.,Utlon. Write llbx c/o Tile !la1!15elllln'l, Pomeroy - -'-:-:'=-=-:i=a::::• eta i'h.e you ~ld ltnJIIJio SliBNmao, male, brott, ebeap. Arthur Orr, beat Buhal, Phone 31921. 218 ltp .... . , .., w. 'c......... r,. • I .Jor , S"'n tbat 1pend •ny iOte- . toril, admlnbUator1 or aaaiJna of YOUR -· . " ' • • 8 to 13 Canner~ 8 to 9 Blifl'i 10 to 115 Milk C ow~ 70 to 120 Veal Cillve~ 'fop5 31J.90 Seconrl' 25 to 30 Medium 15 lo 20 Com. 4: Hvs. lO lo ;.1.5 l:Ull..'l tl lo I~ ShlH' P ~Wll!.i & Lms. 4 ~~~ l.IJ Stor.k t. wcs 3 to 8 Jo'at Sl1ccp 3 to n Culls 1 to 4 Bucks 3 to 7 }'al Wclhcn ~ lo 8. Lamb,, Tops 20.60 Seconds 10 to W Llsht Wls. 12 to lt!i Common 10 tt' 14.. boundl'df aJ follow•: Beillnnlng at the Southear.t corner of Fraction NQ. 1 Jn Scipio Townlbtp, Count)' and State aforeeald, thence North 102 rod 1; lbenee West 12 roda; thence Wet~~t 32 de&. South 30 rods; thence Welt 1• rleg. South 20 rods; thPnce Weat fO deJ. South 24 roda; thflonee West 31 deg, SoUth 20 rods: tbence Soutb 23 deg. Wt:st U rods 12 Jinks; thence Ea1t 30 rodJ~; thence South 40 roda; thence Eut 7,5 rods 17 links to plnce o( beJlnnlnJ, con· ( 211 talnina: about tort, {40) acre .. Qulvey propcrt)' lit Monkey Run. more or less, ·and la part of fracWill aell at the apprajaed price. tion No. 7, ~clplo Township. · M.ra. Everett Thomu. Mejfl Couflty, Ohlo, save and ex· 3 I Sle eept thf'l coal that wa• reserved by Jacob Davia wben said land w11 88 ACRE F,O,BM, 5 ~~tile off 33 on deeded by said Davia to A. Dun· KJngsbury Rotd. ,Good 8 room Jap, deed doted Jinuary 3, 18151. houae, 2 barna, 't1 timber, W.l. B. Carelton, Pomeroy, B. D. 2. The ser.olld ia descrlbecJ 3 43lp aa (0Uowa, unditlded r hoapit.ai dletiCbesi.er ·Hilh days here. Real Estate USE SPACE thr...llftba ina real ' "lt.s The . . T!lnlel', • ('• Brown -·1. folloW>. thJ .. .. .. IN AU Mikel uul Mode.. llilWiom tnake 1 I :f. ~ otr••• - ·"" ·reibc•te len Sedan. Dynanow drive, PAIICEL NO. IV Boot~~. Pboo• 631":lii 11-20-11 i 220 to 2110 ibs. l6 to 18.70 power 1teerlni and bnke11, "hard-top, 12,993.00 Blaettnar·•, COMPLETE InsurQncv Protection, 1 Light 14 to 16.70 l''aL Sowli J:.! to 17 Tho first piece ts de1er~bed as Pomeroy. 2 28 6le Life, Aulo. Flre, Polio. Call Don Stags 12 to 10 Boars 8 to 17 SOw• followA, to-wit: An undivided three " MHls, Middleport, Ohio. & Pigs 50 to 126 S:hoata 3 to 1~ fifths interest iD the ton~ · bitt 4 dr. 19ll8 PONTIAC VB Sl .=;_;;::;;;;;;;;~;;;;~;;;;~;;;;;;;;;; CATTLE Steer~ 10 ttJ18 H~~:·~~;~~Jreal~*lti zli~in the C ~ Custom CataUna i I to 18 gab,y Beef 12 .\o 18 Fat . of Mellti" anil :ltate ot Ohio , d \0~6 PONTIAC V8 Star Chief 4 dr. . MMIDDIJIPOKT · -------·120 Bl Insurance . ~~arn...s•mp.,;; ,........ ,...... LIVESTOCK REPORT 1~ BUICK V8 Century 4 d;::- Rlv· Htdd.Jeport. Flre • Aubomoblle- 1HOGS 175 to 220 lbs. 16 tb 2 28 61c 11o · • Edgar B. McClure, dt'tCeased; wiU take nOUee that Dale M. Dutton, exe~utor of the eatate of MerrllJ McClUre, deceued, on the 21st day of January, 19li7, flied hlJ pe· Ution In tbe Probate tourt wJtb· I In and' for the County of Mel11 / and Slate of Ohio alteginJ thJt the personal e•tate of •aid decedent ill not sultilient to pay the debtl and the eosta of admtnJsteriD.g' hla f'lltate; that he · ~d seized in lee limple Cf the follow· h'J dMcrlbed real estate, •ituated in aaid Coul"'t)' in which the a!ofe. mentioned defendants elatm: or 16.70 may ellitil an inlerest, to-wlt: p0W ! ! unknow beln. devtseea:, letateel, UIC!Ilton, ladtt~Utiatraton or usi&na or Donald McClure, if deceased. Cllrarle1 McClure, Jr., ld· dre~~ unknown; Mrs. Cbarle, Me· Clure, Jr., the unkonwn ·.bein, 4• visee1, 1~1ateea, executors, l.dmin· · istrators or auilftl of Charlet Ke· Clure, Jr., if de~eaaed. The un· known heirs, devlsees, lej:a~a. neeuton, adminlitraton or •• liiDI of Charles !"rank MeClure, lle~eal'led. AUae McClure, addrea1 unknown; the unknown beirt1 devbeeJ, JegatP.tts, executors, adlnln· h:tratora or asslcns of AlLee 1·Me· ClUte, 1f d2e~11ed. The unkDown heirs, devi~ees, legatees, eseeu- -t A ! PLUS TAX AND RECAPPABLE TiRE .· co~lmulil l'l:oio ~'••• · tn the ~1mtry to. buUd _.. ""od I C-o·S·T N •. !ad.AVE. · I SPIUNGJJIJ:LD SERVI(:B.jJ'lATION Rt. J24 Hean•D[ · ooeaccident ..., blo lleuae. 1Jo eeuld ""'"""*-· •• for wi<lefl.lnr 1t .x .,or Jllber'o ,....ruuon r.om ·Masop Counell 1 ON KELLY LITART FALLS Loo §A'"•~ • ,...0¥11 '1>1!1!!'11 cllld 10 ..... • new o eavtn1 Rout• 1241' where .It ~ OQf W'lli¥1l4-*"ul4 1ot bt 4J,r~ Continued frpm P•lo 0.0 • : home •••• tloOUib tho tnffle 11az. O. Alklno. prOal~nl ~~ t.M· thlo,lh tho! 1<>'1"1· 6om. laoludod l'hJII• -"' bo ~· ......... ... l . af4. ud dirt Ma<ie ill• .....roblo P""'el'oy Chomber Of "blmaa04 (1a.flle 'm rtaldftllol ment tr.m tle 4riU.M .t ~he flOw ia Iowa. Wlden1n 1 tu. 12e at 'PI'ettnted t1tree prttt.I-Qna •aned tteaa eaullna hatards and lae:Nu- town about the job, and to an. ~ tbeir house would be 1 Mrloua ·by prdperty owaton an~ mldtnta ed traffle j.n btillDfll ~«tlo01. ewer their qunUQ--na. 'I> -obtem too ·•· id altiiiJ tJni4)n and Mu...._ A\oeOthen Wll'e thAt one-wa" ••• • &.. -·"'1 I .. . --' ......I ... ..,, • ' nuer.. _T ••ey were PfL"'InJ wbo had , trletioDJ mtntly pla~d In effect .n:ppe,.....nt - Of1 UJ'II;' eou.... (tn ~ ' J. W. McMurray, 152 Rutternut i.l_@n~d a-September, tM$ petiUon 01ere to ,.JkvlattJ trtlf~ ._I.Zinb ltorMia1 w~re lusteD a.J.I • .,4: Ed t Ave .. said tratl.ic on Butternut aQJne .t:t':TnOY(II Of Route 134. Now would be nu!.Uf•td if Rt. 124 were Reuter, reprue:111U~ thti'Jiotaf OAV ~~: w•s directly affected bv t'u!l eoafii- ttleJ tJtbet 'lli'anted their n;mes re-· ptlced in Jttditleport. / ehapt.r: TM meo eonapJmne4 t~ !t! ,! Hon of Mulberry aad UnlQa ·.\v• mcYed fi.bm the farUet peUUon or Councy COIJldliliioner Dati n. •omeont wu tbooUng .J..out win· : nuea. H~ threaler'led a law suU llJtttfl thtl aew one .Ot>PD•d to !Iartlll&er opo~llffd t11e eban~e u dowt: in the DAV Had, wbl!h is • 1.1alr.lt ~be .vl~lap:e It ftt . .t24 wa11 r~tinc. A tq~al pr 8\ plmes "not beJhe a .lbliJ~Dii to the prob- Dow belnt reftlodeltd. ·•U, n~t .remove~ an~ !lid he q..ted were handed Mr. Sl)ltn lbe i'!ll either .ror~"""cr •r 'Mid· ,_1 1 d 11aJor 11ar w~,orkmart~'~ lormer D1vi!1on JO Entlneer M.i.J record. .· ; . , . . dl~~rt." ije Middleport oprut c ''Farley jn a palt statement to the A-t-.lna indleat.ea . the . P,oimtto Potetf it "tOr : e ..rne reason tU t.own ~ar~ll tp en}ol'ce the effect that "Jl.t 124 ahcJUld not be .· Chember ot comm~ · lYif ~ U.at tfte' ,POinetor mothers want It llw toneersPnr the U-H' of air "I· •; throu1h bere." (where it now il),' eated to w&rt1df tu- 'J€!,JQTI) fm. 1removed." . ·. , fles in the town hm~j.J aDO wa.rn•· ' ~l~ct Globokar said It waJ her- prove.ment of the. ~ommunlty lt reJJartinCer ali:o U<aUfid maay ed that IDJOne eaueht vlolth n;{ opmmn the route should be ke~r presented and th~t an ACtion Com. moN deaths have re1ulted from the law would be proseeutfll. where it is, repaired, and wld· mlttee formed in•ide the Chamber traWc iacidenta on Rt. 143 than Jlu:ueU C.pebart, cwneilman , ened. She believed 'it ne«l8ary on tbis roulin1 ~poaal agrel!td o~ 136 inside Pomeroy, (A ~ota1 or was told to cheek tbe PPt~ibiJi1 y _. for the econc;mlc well-being of the iboutct 'not made e.tl(ht are believed to have been of extendina the .llnitary,, atwer ·~ , :Pomeroy. and wid· killed on 143 In the tall 10 Nears, th b th ld b b 11 dla ' :: ;;;:. · Virginia Edwards, a Uulon Ave:. si.x j~ o• ateident. Dr. Bok!t ha:d roug e '> ue :t mon • · nue mother, who • adrititted Mr B--'•---nu• tutlfted to one-of hia pei'ional known as ~ the Hole," .ln' the up. h u ..~per property ellcl ol town the Htrb Arr.· ..,..nd 1nsured many coa1 truCki of -J24 and• know 1edi~inJ from 1 tJ nlon itk .11nd toOthe~ ra"Of)etties fr.om .But· A~. aec!ldent. on t.he aame street. asked, "do we have t.o. alt there and wait until a true}; tomu ~~ ~·:·=~ · our yard to kilt obr c~ll~nt• ·•: .,ked el.,ifiea. · :- · l'ral•• Games were played , secret ds· 1er &llts fl!xchenged and refulih · menti served to the followlne· lht-ris Eads, Mildred and Marty Brum· ley of Point PleJsant; Juanita , Donna, and Catny TI.o11 sh o! New Haven; Peggy Arnot! of Middte- ton, administratora or asa'IDJ of port; Eth Young, Lucy Trew, AI· Nora .McClure, if dc-ceased. 'I'be ma ·Coleman, Peachie Eli01 :'. Rele, unknown hein, deviseea, leaatet:s, Elia.J, Mae Van Meter, Mildred exeeuton, administrator• or uVin Meter, and Linda Fitz.~erald liJill of Nathaniel M~Ciure, Jr., of West Columbia, Mr. and Mrt. deceased. Emma F. M.~Clure, ad· Jeny Stott of Columbus. • 1 drest unknown; .... , , ...... , UDThe next meeting will be aFth<: known hnaband of Emma ~~~ home of M-rs. Mil dred Brumley of Clure; the unknown heirs, devl· Point Pleasant. aeea, legatees executors: adml.nJa. tratora or :.ssi,ns of Emma F. Mc.Jap llaschar of Point Pleasant Clure, U deceased. Nathaniel We• is a patient in the Mason Clink ley McClure, addreu unknown; He is the father of Mr.a. Vernal Mn. N"-thaniel We.lley McClure, .Jobn:son, George Hosehar, and Mrs whose real name is unknown, the Wilbur Van Meter, all local real· unknown heirs, deviaeea. exeeu· dcnta. ton, admjnJstrators, or assign• ol This community wu saddened Nathaniel Welley McClure, if .deto hei.r of the death ot Mrs. Len:a ~eaaed. .Donald MeCllll'e, add.rea Higanbolbam of Gl'ove City. M". unknown, Mrs. Donald MeClure, Hig::inbotham and her family for - who41 real oame is unlalown; the We are lookmg for a ~n. wbo ~~I merly resided here. lnten:lted In a good paymg bua1 Dell !)f his own. Earnlnga un· Mr. 1nd Mrs. Vernal Jobn10n . limited. No c-apltal investment. and children, Mr~ . Lucy Jobn1on, Good car or light truc)c needed. and MH. Aline Carpenter .shopped Co~ty Legal Notice • ;; In And .. . THIS NEWSPAPER TO . SHOW "'ulld htter Por Ltu" ..."'"" WHAT aold I Mlloa North of '""'"" 11ft ••• Ll(, ~ GRUESER BLOCK CO. which and That 11tah~ but I$ in tho • • dd · T:he . ·"',,....... ~ i ... . ' ;\!' > • . •. . Rodney Downing INSURANCE .GBNCY \ ·-·~. Plro, Automolillo.lloatt• ACCIIIINT Lllo,CuoaiiJ ........ ·- ......... . .I .. ' '' { .- . ~··... Real .· Esta... lroker • ','~ \.,..i,,,. ·' .~ . • WE IUY lTitUCTUIIAL I 11ICIU.P IliON -MITALl J_ ';;.,. ,\ .. ,. ., ~~ ' ' 1 . ' . ""'' ~ ·' .. ' • ,·-!'I!;"':': • > • :' .\ ' �r '. • Sample Korean Bonus Forms ReIeasedI and Sunday witll her mother, Mrs. Homer Connall)', ot l'QI'(h, and wu 1 Sunday alternoon visitor of ber fl~f!· Kr Connally, who 1s recoverlftl from ·~eery in the Camden.Clark HutpataJ ol Parkersburg. day J ' . . \ \ TOIHAAII $51.100 Silver Ridge NBW YORK - UP - · N.oUonal 8ublblll-< AllotiaUon players wW fll)lt JM &lares in • tll.OOO Pool ill tiiOir learu• playo(fa otart. inc )fpelll 16. league Pretident lllaritm PodoJoU announced ttr day. ------ -- --- _ .... ............. --------------. w _, a.. ... - - - - - - - -·--· •• .......... . on~••••..._.. ~ ...........................-1-...... ,J E ...... -··-·- H '· • .._ ··--- ....... ......... . ··-· --- "·-··-- ..,. ..... ............ ,,,.. ,r"' lltttoo ..- - . , · -····--···- ~-- 990 -. .,.-............... ! 0.. uumnooomnO ' " •==:: ,.,,, . .............. . •••• ~II Alo&IMol ... ..... ..... •"•["'"'"?'"""•"' On your Dial· Your .. -··--·- .............. - ·-···---..... _ ._.......... ---- ou... Clllll ...... , ...... - ..- - - - ' ~----···-- • -·-,-.lo......... -w_. _ e -..... __ ......... J4noiM ., ' ·--············-····;; .1\. ·····--··-----·-~---·· Sunrise To Sunset Station ::;::;:;;::::;=:::=::::::.:::.:::,::;;:::.....:;:;;;;;:;;;;;:.....:;:;;:;:;;:::..J -:·---·.....--. ......, iiP #-...,.,.._ = dl . . . '- . . ~~~~~~~-~w;~~;O;•~--~...~.;~;;o~..="~'=..=.=i ::--==·==============: ... -- The Christian Endeavor monlh· ly meetin& of tbe South Betlltl EUB Cbureb oi SOver Rid&e will be held at the home 1of Mr. and Mn. J. M. Gaul, Chester Route, Frtday, March 8. at 8:00 p.m. ' Th ts meeting wiU be the third I of the 19!i7 meetings. the first being held at the home of Mr. and Mr.,; Orville Wataon of Silver Ridge , with nineteen mcinber11 present The second, a valentine partY, waa held at the home ol Mrs. Effie Wataon of Tqppers Plams, with twenty-one memben present. At tbe February meeting at Kn. Watson's, &et-well cards were eadorsed by the membera present, and sent ta four members and friends wbo were unab)e to attend ; viz: Rev. and Mn:. EIZI Barnhart or Chellter, t~;nd Date Tuttle of Silver Ridge, who were Ul , and Donna leanne ·.BaJ,tr ~ ~f Chesler· Route, who is suUerina: from a broken ankle. Tbe pastor's (Rev. Everett B.ranIC'omb'J) brother of Welltton, a villrtoi at tbt February meetin~o .. <' Mr. Md Hn. Garrett Cbrl1t1 ot Sliver ·Ridje, recently reetJived word cij the birth of a aon, AJIIn' Art bur, · t.o ll:r. and Mra. Arti.ur Lauer of Cleveland. Ml"'. Lauer · t, the dauchter of 'Mr. and Mrs• StanleY Christy, also of CleVetaad, . and sbe, wltb her parents, have visited quite frequently in this vi clnity, and are remembered fOr their excellent aii!Jlng ability, . Mra. Faye W.al.lion ot Silver Ridge, has made several vlJita ~o the home of her brother and Jla- , ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. John DUl, Middleport, and assisted· In ~be eare of the new baby. Mrs. Emma Partlow, who since the deaLh of her hu•band, Luther~ has been vlsltinl with relatives, returned to her home at Silver Ridge recently, for 1 feW ~ys vl· sit. - ...·------·--········-···-·····. ····---..··---·--·--·-·----· ....... ······--········· .............. ·~--····-·-··---------- -·-···---·-·-·-··-·····-----··-··"-·-· ~-···- r ......................................__,. ....._ '9' --··-- .......... - - - - • • 'flliliiir,.;;.,-.-.,....,......-iiO\ii!Oire.·------- . ~. _ ................. ·,-..oli:itiCiitu='.iiil'¥1.,_.,....... - ••••• ..... - . - _... ..···. - ...·-··--·- . ---·-··-................... .............. ........ . ... ........ ........ ·····-··--·-·······--·······-··-..- ............ ...·-····-·· ..··· _.. oi<ht ' F - ,, Mr. and Mrs John Swa.nll: ol Ai:· ron, are spending a few weeki at tbe~c::ountry home at SUver RldJe, and Mr. Swank is Willing Dale Tuttle in remod.~~~ hh. home. MfB. Swank and 1lster, Ef• tie Pyle,, visited recently with· their aunt, Mr8, Nettie Be.rnhart, Chester, ·who is at home, recover- - inc trom 1 two week'• illnetoa Jr1 the Roher H01pltal, Galllpolla. Y.r.a. Ula Bentz. a nJece of MM. Barnhart~, 11 auilting In her care , . &-Dally SenUnel, Pomeroy·Middleport, 0., Marcb 6, 1961 1 • • I n : F-uneral IOfVk:ea were eondU.eted Sunday, Feb. a-t, .at 2:00 P .M., at: . the Tyler Memorial EUB Cburcbl IRST Ia Advflfllml& Ill Clreulati(lll ,. . · enttne • at - ·29, cO~ IN BOX ~ow, u.ns· ' • .SIIMAUO\t" R.tDITs •_)>,,· :: . ; FOILED l ... ' · .. I · ~ Out •' Cereniome8. 0n As. ' ·Forces ' . ·:.. 25c:ex , . ····IZSc.-ox -. ' CBKOU.'I'£ COVERED '. . EGGS .. · · ..... 25c BOX --: I COCONUT CREAM EGGS· ................... .. 29c"G ,, ,... .. ' ..JELLY BIRD• Mr. and Mra. Junior Myers ahd daughter, who recently returne4 from Mexico, are at present living with his parent&, Mr. and Mril. Alvin Myer.!l of Silver Ridge. Miss Janet Chriaty, who Js attending Olterbein Collea:e, WOI• tervllle, and Orville Christy anLI son, Gregory, of ColumbUil 1 wero WCE:kend guests at lbo bQma of Mr. and Mn. Garrett Cbrl&t)' ,., Silver Ridge, and were preJent at the birthday dinner Sunday, !n, bonor ot the birthday of Mr11. Christy. . ,, ,, . Mrs. Orville Christy and son Trent, of Columbus, viaited Satur- ' EGOS ~ .25.: ~ ' 1 'aright lhlny •rid •ndet ' ~ . ""' ot t~n cotor1 l·lb. Elberfel . S F •• • .'"" . ~ ' .l>' .. • • t 1",~:... • . tr Uft.IGAII'! WM . . o\tftft ..-ft M Ill& · - ....... of 1M Vllt.ool W • ..,, MH ...._ Mllt.1 ""' "'•ill-lilt ..nC101 of - ,_, lrtnMIIi~ II. . 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School: Site Model U ~Q."'i£\'='m . &~!m:~.E?ifw.'iJWIP.lii..~ -~~fr'n•l , ,; f _____ . ___. ••• ·- ~-·~ ............. . ,_ By -------~--· - .. ......._ ....... I-__.. .......... Wll'- . . . . . . . 1111' . . . . . . . . . . . . .......,.,.,,••, ............_ __ .., . ........... '"""'":"' -~Mi::t::--::;:- -- ·-' .. .. COLUMBUS, 0., . A umplo appllcalioM tor tho Kornn cou-j copy or Form K·l for Hviq veter. .fUct COmpensation with a a fe"' . TUPPERs...-s .ms who may Ule their boJJUa apo n1iata1ma u po11ible," DJnctor GoMlsa N'aonil 8rWc'ointi, if'uppera plle~tiona btlinninc March Utb ble nld. Plains, war bosteu for 1 ,Stanley was rcltale'd ioday to .Ohlo'a new11· papen by Dlrtetlr (:hulet The Director atatcd the bonu• utllltle$, party, liven '•t her home, w. GCI-' b1e, Director of the Korean Cot•· admlniatraUon objective Is in ae- Tueodoy nl1b~ ~lmlal'7 Je, Tw•n· rllct compensatJon Fund. turate, expedited and economical ty trlenda attended. ~menta I wore terved b)' Mill' BraUComb & ''We arc releaeln& thb form to . payment of the Ohio bonuL ~ the newspapers of Ohio ' to the) ''With the cooperatto~ of . new~ comb. her mother, Mr1. Evete:U Brans- can uaillt ua in our ed\lcttlonal papers veterns orPnlntlona and and tnlnina 1proa;ram, whlch will otther private and publle eoopera- be lo full 1Wln1 throu1hout Ohio tlve aaenciea, we expect to. Inform durlnt the comlna woek.'' Dlreri· he veterana o! t.belr reaponalbl!J·I or Goble uid. .l et In our program," be .ald. the Th() Form K-1 was dtatrlbutet to newatnen followh'l you .,., ·att . own ~~ olr atr"m - Without , < pulling. • • Noulo glil!et ......hly ! • ~ ~ ~ on3 ""'""· • """~'-lf011!t .,_ "" you cliMn a fuH fl"ht of ...w.. • • ••II I h. p• .,...,, ~ • •••• alao thro...,wey : ......,, ... clud Mt• IIGIA~I ..,,~· 1 m66tln 1 or The Commlulonen of the Slnlc Ina: l'und at the State Hpuse. Tbe) approved l h e dlalrlb\ltlon pltr: which will be carried 0 \1 t next Monday, March nth. In 'c ooper. lion with Ohio National Guard lrucka and the Ohio HichWIY Pat· rol. ' The 11lan providee for eppUca· Uon blanks to bt ftllrlt available through agencies· toop1Jrlth1; with Lhe County Vetennt ServlC'e Offl· eer in ~arh ~.:ount)' btlween e A.M. and 12 noon. The t'orm K-1 will b~ Size 8"1x 11 with 21 lCema on both aideeand " place for the 1pplicant to alad and mak~ a aworp 1tatement. Attached an~ JK!fforated to Form K·l arc "General lnetructlona" • ''Dclallcd lnslrueUona" explalnlu~ cuclly whftt l11 dc1l~d for ttl'bh bl,nk. ' , MWe want to do tween now aod •IIJiblo ' 1 · of lhd Director Goble explained that a muale 1taft of 20 lllatrict repre1entativea riotle ·•IU bCl \Worll:lni '" atl ft countUu .o. belp local communltic1 to pto~Tide •a. Informed .p erson, wherever 1ppUcatlon forms wiU be avail· lble. 11 -wtl are ablo to do thil, we ex· ~t lo rf'du~ cl1ln11 to · ; .. , ' ' If you want 'moderu atyling, the Studellik:et CO!ileti lll1d Silver lll!wks. give yoiL ' ' . the best ..In these fine au~oillolliles, the.'~~ditionallY,-Iow Srot1cbak.er siiho\lette is rombined with the DlQS,t illhirior headr~m; fro~;u: ~na rea.r, ~f. any competitive '57 Une. Crq/uliiQll&bip...mak,es the bill dilference.l.&e and drive 4 n~ Studeloaker '· . ' at your dealer's \pdfty. ·.' . ' , ~ ·, r ' ' ' . ''t I ' ... ' I ' ' .... '. h11ceuratoJy filed a mlnJmum ... be atittd. ' .· 4-H NIWJ IIIPORT l:n Tho RcCuvUie 1 Ploneer• · 6-11 m•t at Pat towdeey'a l'lome l'obruaey 21 al 1:10. Milo ,LQ<:y Eibble 11 advisor, tin>IJn Wllll..e, Chtb prul~nl A· lo do ol . wu held l'raaell ,Bl~ Poomo"'"' ~ loll' bjl &l'er. . , UNITI!J ..aU$ Ohio: lncre"l,.. ckHHIIMU .,.... lowed by occ:aslonal rain, .,...._ ing northw1rd ..., tlate ....,., and tonivht. ,._IWy ~ ,. ~~ld at th~ Friday, Mar. Spenecr;.s . of the R~i Of Fireman.. , -< L o " · ' Wlljj!po•t rou~ sat~ uus mornlllg capaet'~ as a one man ... mc.nt ~eg he WI!' eo81 · ttu.Ck on or!"llre; .. · · . i · · t Berfitt Jordan an instructor in physks · at Pt. .Da\hcmalics 1-Ligh Sc:hool, has be('n .111 pne of 45 t('achen in to rceeivc a She11 Mer· ~or the summer o! and tKttona. _ ......... 1'JHwr. d•Y cloyefy .U IMcemlftt colder. SINGLE' COPY-k I~ Gaza Strip Withdrawal 'IUy Soout Troop 2451s Presented Charter CommiSsioners Distribute Inactive Funds . . . ~~1'!;; CO~ 12 IN BOX . 10 .... . o, IIMt Or anow in ....,. ~~~~ PIT$ .. · .. :·: .. 29c PKG ~oW :EGGs····.· ·29t. ..G ' : .. . ' . . ,,.,'CHOq.ATJ: Weather . c...... - ·· MARSHMALLOW CHICKS , ·aad IAB8!JS · .• MAR~L~OW II' 'Ground~ B~okenFor Ne~ I . •· • ~ • Brach's MVLT~PAK / e In Local Newa < '*'•• r • • ' of Chillieotbe, wltb tho Rev, LlorC Tuttle, ofUclatinJ. "' .. Mr. and ldra. Garrett Chrbtr of Silver RidJe,} viJJLec:l receally With Lbeir daUJhter-, Jqet, of Otte~ College; and with Mn. ChriJty'a· sister, Mt_.s, JLJymond ClPJenta. of Columbut. Tbe two famil1ea attended chUrCb aervlcu there, at, whirb the Cbrl.sty's were special; Friends of Rev. and Mn. Ro1er Bishop, putor of .the Enterprise and Momln1 Star Chw'tbes, Pom· eroy, learned nr.~ently of the death of their son, Ro,er Allen, who airu:e birth ~ beeq.JU of 1 heart eondltlon. Tbe four month o1d ebUd died Tbunday nl1bt, follO\\o· ing the second el a aeries of operatlon.s to correet the heart ail-ment. •1 Ben-Gurion Is Winner In Vote Of Confidence � 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 03. March 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 March 5, 1957 buckner ginther