http://66.213.69.5/files/original/fcd8ee94f18c372e1709465ff1d42d88.pdf 9342af822cd89e2f62fcbe20638f1b05 PDF Text Text 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 �• • • ·' :z.-.n.lJy Senllnel, Pomeroy-llllddleport, 0 ., March 6, 1957 • Daily Sentinel Day Book local Merchants Employ local Worker:; We have need 9f emp)pying many of our people. Your lo· ·e..l merchants employ many people in our hometown. They CUDot employ aU they would if your dollar goes elsewhere &llclthey do not Deed clerks and other employees, By the same token if they receive enough trade they can employ more people and thus help absorb oor local labor. en you imagine how many people would be employed it aU the dollars spent In our trade radius were spent with your ~ merch:;.nts? Do you have any idea the number of dolla~ ·. ~t elsewtere for merchandise which could have been easll; J!Urehased here? This would be a proper subject, perhaps, for investigation h,y the Cha@bers of Commerce of both Pomeroy and Middt.. The Daily Sentinel IICHAIID I. OWIN- GINIUlAL MANAGER; 015 TO MI!IT IIYNOLD I. GRIINI-IDITOR llaUollal advertlllll( re~reaentatlv~ BottlnelU-IClmboiL loc., 1411 Evanj:eline Chapte, O!S, ' wHI meet in re-gular sessJon Thursd ay IGI.aatoQ Ave., New York Caty, 18, N'. Y. I:Dtered as tecond c:W. mallin1 matter at the poal otnee It Pont111 7·30 llt !be Ma1,0nlt Tt·mplc fttOI, Ohio. bl BubHrtptioo rates : Delivery by carrier where availa e JO eeatt .PII' ODe ~ar ln advance 'It Tbe Daily &tnUnel office, fU--r,_ • IAI(I 5-'I.E , lUO; three montba, P.IIO. By DOlOr route wbert~ ""~blo: The Homebuildert Clau or the l!IOath ll. By mall one year $8: ·m mc)ntbtl, ff: .25; th:rM ._ou, Middleport Church of Christ are $2.110· OliiiDOntb. Sl. ~ponsoring a Balr:e Sale at the Ptibii'sbed. eveey aftemooo ex~pt SundaY by The Ohio Valley Sen-Trilll!ller Marke-t Salurday start- dhtl. ~nc..ur 110 Mechlnic St., Pomeroy, 0. Bwllnesa office phODa ;ate, iny at 8 a.m. 'J'Ihe menu 'Will in- "'lltorial 'f!!.Jce pbono 311'1. cluded roll~, nut-bread, cakes, plea, cookies, candies, potato sal;.tf baJI;ed beanl, etc. The Great Debate MY. anol lin. Jotiep!l llalieY of Ripley are announejng the bil'th of a son, born on Sunday 11 Staats lbpita) in Charieston. The Infant wejpod olne 110••~ ounce! at birth aqd lias been I M11"'e '-UI:! · ·- · -. • A new born baby born on De· Sl~ck and Mr~. Ann Lee Watkins. eember 31st Ia one vear old on 'l'be meetlru( was in ehar,;e of tlle that day then the next day Jan· oresldent. Robert A- Harden. Seeuary ht it Ls fh,.n two veara of relarv report!1 were read by Katb • ue. Attenrling thj1 meetlnc wer1• rvn Slack and treaturert report Mr. 11'111 M1'1. Jud¥on Whit.e and by Rost~Ua Lisle. Mr. Clilfol't:l Beaver of Mldrlleporl ,Refreahmenta of Jello fruit 111· llr. 1nd Mrl. Jame" Quick, Mr. ad. cake, potato chip!l and iced aad Mrs. Thoma• Clluk, Mr. anrl t ea were !lerve d I o. mem be rs A nn ur•. •·b•rt !·!arden ond sons Bnb- Proctor. Ros{)Ua L11le, Charlotte by .... .nd ..,., Jimmy. Mr. and Mrs Blake. Bill Harden, Robert H. HarGeorge l'rcelonri, Mn. Earl W11T · den, Lowronee l.Jsle. Linda Hubkinll, Mu. Myrtle crew. Mrs. Curl bard . Ann Hubbard. Janice Tea· L.ltanc.·. •tro. Earl Noa... Mn. rol'fl , Robert. A. Harden and three 111 Albert Duckworth, Mrt. Bill ~.,- !lucr;ts BonDJr Hubbard, Roger and non Mfl Charles Blalr:e anrl Eu!1ene Slat'k, dau(bter. Charlotte, Mu. Donald : Mra. Geneva Nolan Wll hosteu Litle and children Johnny, Rose ' to the Thlf"d Wedne!!day Home Ann, and Keith, Mls1 Evs Mu Demonstration 0Club at her home Coo~. Mrs. Donald £'ottrlll and on W. Srd St. February 20 for ehlldren Sbuon and Cral..c, Mu. 1aln all day meetll1g. Ml'l. Trene wtUiam Diddle, S"mmy FlanM:a'l, arkt!r, prelidcnt. wa..!l In charae Mrs Geora:e Schneider and dau~h· of the butinell aen£bn. Secretai"J' rt'port~ wtre read ,by Mrs. Marfllill'· 1 ter Eleanor Kay, Mn. Pear Me- t>l Cottrill and treaeurer'l report ° four • I I j •• w \ J E ., H 990 to:oo On you, Dial Your .' •• "' .. ' .. :,\ lt1r. and H. Wll- 14:'' · Vietor Stewart lilnd Aroun · d the writinz boys, and 1 would ,.. thai if we didn't own It, we ci"'d a stout loase. We mnmlttO<q JF'Itla Robe • 1e breaches ot the· peace. · rf nuor There was one evenlnl In the There It only one perfect time 1 &tapped ott to interview Buck Plllm Room when we ehalned a lD tporta. apart from individual Newsca. ia South CarolbtJ on his recalcitrant bartender to . hla bar trlump• In lrnoetouts and na.hlt· way i; Orlando. CoiWdlne fed when he showed an iodispp.Utlon ltfl. Tbot t• the nover·nem 11111d •ltiek all of old Clorl llrirrttb's to work overtime. Tbere was an· PI 4PfJ!II tnlnln1 when ever:r lliiB b.lt-.r quotes, and rtctifti~ 1 rous- other evening when one \\Titer, ~~"'!::~;;:!J~~ lo •• ,\111)0 ond the 1•-• ~lu~ lot lntohlew In rollfa, !II which now a newspaper ,.ecullve of ex!Uberu"'o· n~eo.Ut-~'f.at~~. uall. ~ ~.'wd _!tdtoqq~!fl ..·~J,• d ceedlngly sorlouo and aober ineln, ...... UJ!, ... ~.......... ... · - IIUQ n If MJU conducted flre and br~ton• leJ'· ·•uf lllio wtet. !• ell tho ltiJIIIJ Mhn llo'd play fer ltM ,ro!fered mons In the lobby to tho eomplete plac:et, a mo.tt remar):4ble e1Pfri,. ·• •· p1Wiement pf 'the tourlat:t . . ment In ••\f·bypnollom II taldnf llob ran Hoe otory tllal day ond There were lots of . pmbllllll l(r. SIIIUI lhaakod llle 'IIIah ol place. It 11 ealled llprlfta: 1ralniua:. ~~eded leisurely to 'Qrlantlo. joints in Florida in those p4afi, the tommunJ~ for ~ t~ A .eer~n m,yopia atnl(ta manaa:ers WileD he arrlv:ea. he fqutld Griff as well as horse racea, dog race;, · nf!W buildlnt ~~~. lfe tti:Oiam aporto writers and ployero. n Ia and Buel; ptaym& rolf lotetber- j '"d the International Coekngbt •d that the voto oave t311.000 not 10 much an uo,wlllin~neu to SiiJltd, sealed, "'.nd bosqrp: , y(jdles . l Congress held Ulcgllly outside of fmm taXPII. the State ~·•rtmttBt. "' a sort of rosyh llOOflf 1 •• ded ev- Orlando. Expenoe account•, I'm .,•• n( ~""lle!lli('dt ...-AIIll{ add ~'ll'll MO raee faeta, but A gentle dafflness If" P.erY " 111 that t-..es over when t e lrJt eryth ng, and especia 'I lfemed to fraid took a drcad£ul Poundinr. makl11c aouooxlrnatelv 11!'00.000 f kl oJI 4trlb tlle sports d ~ all around, ""YIIJ.ilQl\1" '"• tMc nM~I'f\. trainload ofd old-timers and the; write~•·•-There There' was fme fiahinoT d St p b 1 w bl 1 < tint butloa • o raw roo e1 r waa cme note tos11pot .,."m a or course, and pretty girls over at R .. "'""'".. Mill slwM-t t ..ttr w. lth f.M 1 1 n'o am-pa an · e er& ura. · a(l, 01 on PJper WuO. w,nt on a Rollins Colleae and a me11 of ~ht•~"'"'' tl\•t ~'""f':" 1~ '"""m- 0 MrL mulc~bothercrR. 0A I l.Y r ··Ca. R 0 orSS Wa QWaR0 AC*08S Part. tvar.~ U. IUU u.lieuurt . ••. ~~c:.;: - ll.llaUwa~ 1 Clblw.l 10. IWab ll.ltrllll . I :at. ~r•44' :It rotbld ltl ~lam ... p3-:_~EMOORES pOMElOY OHIO Wlboo. ' Chelter VaD Meter pd IOD, Bcly t)e..,.....,. ~~.U..'I I UO Th• Ford 'Sbowo ' ·''"" 110:00 Lu• Video TllHII't · ll:oo ll:Jt 11:20 II :30 12 :l!O InC 1:1. Noa. tunW ..,imall 14. Deck btbavlot f lnaut., U. Mut 1 25. 4 wn\ u. Brittle II. A !JUIIII IS.~~ oft . ltfht Ct taliad IIOirt ·1 ~M.ef· I'll• ~ erfGf'tJI ~fld f.lt •.,... for Gf ' TORigbt Sign Off " l Casuals by Vogue- . ... ... 8:00 I (prenx~ ft: tf!p &, ; , : ; . SEE . . . .,,. _ ........ 8...... 8:00 StyiM .)0:00 )0:30 11:80 !2:00 12:15 !2:30 THE SHOE . BOX lllM1epori 12:.o11j I:IJO 1:30 Ao tbe Wor!;l T1ln!8 2:00 Our' _Miss , • II"""~· .t '"~ •;,w 2.:~p , H~JMWr.l1;1 ~;r-~t.,-lu , · ~:il(l .tt.i ,B'If ~~· " 3:80 Bob U{Oibv'$b9'1 4!00 Brighter Day _ · 4:18 Seot';"' Storm .. UO J:d~o ol Nl•ht , .. ·· D:OO 1'ne ::arav Show6:30 Your Rep'll'!tt 8:45 Sport, i~ • "'· tt:M W!.!th.llirtia\ . , 7;00 Profile "-.·,,:,, ... ~ -· Hoor ·: I' .) --•u• - _ NOW~$211 . l1lirt DlY ilnl Fllllllllll .· .....tt!Gl'i't......:.:\m......... •ln~U. ·• ""' vlbr1nt Wool PMf ttl• ~ Oz.· ''·' NOil:.. n WE'BE . NOTI1 Cho~~tsl from • wW1 Nll'(ll .. Ylllt!lll•rd rndr·to-v•• llllrt oiln!~"'~ nil:~~ •• ftlllh 11lott 1'Ju•• ftr Yt.v. _,.,....,..,••. . "~:t· .,.. , 7:15 Doug! .. "'w~t._ . · 7:30 Sill. ~ton 'oftl)'e Yuloa· Q:OO ' J!ob Cummlon Sbo"-'· a:st ~limai: ... .: .:,... ~~ D:l!O Piaybouoe '" · ~1:00 Up to ihe lllnU:Io !hv4 11:05 SCanning' tbe W"'''iher ' 11:10 Tbe Lite Show ' Mu Sanborn, who had rbeen a medie~J patient at Meigs General Hospital, hl8 been returned home. Cheryl Ann Fife, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roae:oe Fife. · hi& been out or aehool for anen.l :Nicely Spiced Our- ....... QI.UISIIIG . .• .,. ,.... .... .,.... .........." . . . . . . IIWliJ'• ,OiuoMI ...... •·.., rr., IIIII 111111." • •lim IIIII IDlllll ' OPEN BUY All D•fl 'TILi P.M. SATURDAYS THURS. illneu. wiTH COMPLETE Gldtlvu, l..i.- ... ""'~ of CAN Kathleen Hillen, granddau&:h· ter of Mrs. Goldie Rice, baa been ill with broneiUtis. ._.. 'ICIW' JIG. t6 01.'-13.111- -1:121 !"...,... ......a.....,.,.. .,... ............... ·"'i"a oz. - $1.75- -11 . ,.Ail,._ .. weeks because \ -.-~ ""'no. I Ol..,. SUO NOW- ti.U ' .. IIERIUEN. SPIIINGS. MICH. It'• now legal to drtve a tlorl&- . ' t:lrawn vehicle at more than fiv~ mUea an hour in Berrien Spring~~. The · city council amended a 30yen-old law, raising the villa&e 'peed limit to 25 miles an hour. plllltll& f PAINTS and JUST BOLL IT ON SPECIAL CH tlw ''""' - wtltt GdASdTGU1 Willi atMI · - Uftl. .......- _,Inti •. ! Thllflnt MtCMo 11a!s of 1 ,..... _ ,. . .,_., - with an M·;..,aloto · clan. ,tOr 1Hchr-•MI•7· ...... .,..,, -.w; ....... Aloo $100 tows .... Woddlno R1nt $12.5!1 ..A Rtd plt.l\et -. DOWN · 1, Wearted t. Dt.cullllaa "'"'lftl , DAILY C::BYI"'IQVOTJII·- . . . . . . . . C. . . . •w D La at.. A X a _, · lo L 0 11 o • • L ·l. o ·w- .. . , .... .& • • ll,· '.', StVt pittd dates wjtb,nubi •• , ruU 'em m Arl>udtlo'l Coolectionera. SuP,r. SUt;:b' a ~i&hl, t1!!0*, .,1114 .10 . uoy I . ., ': i'J ;Qa.c~w•";pl) IPIIIW).. ,A<MD Wwf ~ Alltcw... ; -,, ~,lfti.YL&. . . - . . ' f: : ;·/i'~~,htr~~~~~L·.~ ,- 'A l "tAll\!~-~ . . ·~ . .~ •, I ~. ,. A•• - ......... thins ' ft"'llhea "'""'!"to - Claan1 limlshH, hand• PA'I"l''BNS •:-.,T•c:.. r QEU! Ctell dat tilt code lettarw &n! dlfh*t. · · ,· : · :" ~- · ·~ · ' A ""'".... ~ · · · ~ ·. } ,•·ralll" • ,. IAPMil'.&.t:Cl :ll'r.tfll il1'1l " CIY 11\ltCitPII''r OA.:Y·f .. est! '' ~~'""otlto ~:iwQlUC ••.u·. ..BQWIIj a NEW MOBB i:.u•n. • , ~ tbe len,rth and fonnatlot'. ~ ~e . ~ ~ all ldn "" PAY~O·~aYDP, '· .0,., THINNER SAVE I · - --IMI4N WIH Glow LUSTRE ENAMEL Cillo lolltrlf.,P!ilotondo tor another, Ill thll ~ A-., ' ,, fi:C.IJ,P\1 1 Now Just $1.00 ces1 PAINT YOUR . .. . . . . lllret L'a.. X' tor lilt two O'af.· •tc.: 8lnla. 1 • HIATHD $350.00 Paint this low • with ~· :=1~ d'f · Tray un clo 1 ~ Jionll· loold...... cvu.l a&. a. ot A4lm AND - ...wontnW tr. lftft •n ......., _, SJ. Ct.lM .... *"IT.~~~~ Wttn~Ut. ••••ll· Roller ' of ...... . a.. MtMUrt ol are ·suPP~IES . . .pref er a ro11er or a ~--.... find now that Whether you "'""" . • • you'll roducts decorating's fun when you use any of the ~ P Paints ll!ld being featured at PICKENS'! ~r:oo:'tooldog" job Supplies will help you_do =~started on your "painl..• wltbOut mtf$, fuss or • -·-•· t PICKENS' today! up" project by fllllrig ALL )'Our ...,.... a ......... , · SELECTI~N PAINT , ................ . .., ... ~inarlclll lndtlll\• , ep_d with ova DELUXE WALL prmeat · 18. t'liliat chftll .... --· • ::Arabian ao. Kind of .Orl•ntt Wll Wea!lulrnst · Press ')los Feautre Syndicate, Inc:.) • ......,., ...,.. tr.Ce.rptnttrf" 3l. t.&vt c:otl' u. n.rt Ill : : : : • ( If. Hunt w N~,.. KeadU... · TV Channe~a. · •"C. 'l~t""'-W '"~ ~nn•. ":, ,::e~ ~v 8:1)0 flltt aa4 s.r,.. ... G:IO .Newa Pidue .'~.i!~.', 8:45 SIIOrla ll)re · . "'! G:M W,oatllercut 7:00 Orunr- """ l!tt .., , '1:30 D.lDah SbQte lllo'lf -~ , 't:45 NBC Ne.• a fi. 8:00 You. Bel Your Lift Plris l:llO Dracnet . .., · , · , 1:00 Peoote'• ChoJ,Qi \ ·, . · wh~~ ,.'•.*~~ \ tkll le.lllrtfO tldlLI tf. Twofold to her home 'bt IUneq, I M'r. 1nd Mro.llorrls no announeing the birth Mooro a daurh.t, ...cheryiAnn,at BOipltal ~ :'d!..!"~ H.~~~== Boll 141, P&ONI 131'1-Y P. 3:00 Para~llj 11 Sttt~.J': ., ~· ;:30 TOIIJ)tiOOO l!:rlf ~ 11:.00. Jllfl••• ThO!JI!ii .~, . '"it room, he lOOked at the slr:y aad be 11melled the breeze, and it was such a nice day he just weot and. lay down In the JrUs and went. . to tleep." ·-"' That was sprlng training soma 20 years a&o when eyef)W, Wll young. (Copyrllht, 195'7, ·br 12· ;.:.',.~ rw.- , 8. Lqok ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ambro1e P'laD· aran. ·Mn. ~·••a. ta ·-eontlned .• =:. . , ... night life In Miami. ''"'•... q~lll """ -..ntn.• nr "'" ~""'" Even with these dlstraetlona ~ arM~~tin•tl flrm: t.hf' fqtpcr. we managed to .ov,er trr.r: . h.• camps .,.,,_, ' .nA . ,fill ... f" c •· , . lh• lf@n•~1f"~"· r\ as You'd cov(lr a new war. Notbln_f •·•Mflf'. nfl v.., Willi ..~·.. th.. t.f'h. 111 was too trivial for type. The &d· fn1 "'~rR nf Sunf. Mrr'nm11s lie insanity manaaed to Jn. •-.... -• .,. _ .... Cillrate the even sanest of 1ervlee1, ..,.. ,,, ·•all · ttt:. .••~~~Western Union. t~to~ nl tMC"\1"" ..,'h.ft! wn\. tw-In ~"' •1"*t .nut--1 ,._ ...._ new I reruemlber eoverlng some ea~ ' · ·~ ~ •- •.,..,. hlbltion or other one day when •eh~ It ,.. ~t~ .. tt'larcJ•t h~~ •"'"' my Wireless operator pulhed hja ~ ~tldlfl}l .UI ~ Nteiet~f: of ' bug aside and begged permlsNon ..,. f':•ti be 10t&U4 . to 5eck the genta' room. Hit bU& llb,IJI,t:, M'I'Oor.n-.. t~lM ~r.II!IJA'' wa 11 soon cbatterln_q allJI'Ily • aa ~ ~M'tv~" b-.d tt~Ambe"f~ · 'i! · Washington demanded more run· ~ .• \'I,M. '"" ~"1 ~\ ning &ti)ry. The 'operator never dld llmi· return. WI' W•ltf'~. """"'"~) if0~\9" J had a new man next day and 1w tbtt I;".IW <fl t~ t•• ·•• asked him what happen" to bit . - """'"-"'"" lbbuadldyw.h'•'On hh,'e' hweensatldto' 't'Jhoee roft !. "to be'" t. ~:~. ( · t. Mualc nott l Brapcll &. Cut. t. IJe.d on e. Story 10. Tlbetu ., . America" prlttl enaylll n. Withered e, Normal Mrs. Lawtenee SeJiera of Colum· bus spent 1 few dayt with her DIJ"· Mr.andllr.. •nd 1 11 IWa«1 Mr. and Mro. Jeuient Bunt&ter ol cotumbuo. · P'eb. 12. Local 11 The rooft rod down oa tll, eon~ that laited for clay~ _ WJd Lbe vertlblet;, and the sport• writers · opPQ l'tion was k\n(lly ·' ~g his ' shift b dfrom 'long th b underwear k tb 11 1 t and co atufr h ttfor stanhlrn. Two d 1 of tl s chap's · ore om· WI as e a "\ 0 • g os ft,gcre n on evcnmg conut hats and ~ports shirlll. 'Phe trom a hlird day on Ute l!folf 1 aun •hines and the wlntt'r mart ni , counc met to their nlcoholie lliYel over to something with. five rrlend, nnU dressed kill :~nu flemi· kinds or rum In lt. sober. Th N 1 1 ry l fir 1 1 lh "H d e o. s o , 8 11 , s c ne you guys om• my p1ece holdout. Some dirt farmur who yet?" He 1111ked rather h•slily. "No. had a a:ood year absolutely pOFII - We just got in," they sa ill. "Well, Uve.l,y refuses to aiin and Is PU·b- hurry up,' 'he replied crossly. "I licly profane a'boul the meanness[ am due for a cocktail parly and H of the own~>rs. The own en are makes. me nervous w)len I khow publielv profane a'bout lhe ingrati- the work'! not done." Whereupon tude or the he wafted into the balmy PvoninJ. Thero was one occasion m~tny The Tt~mpa Terrace H11tel ·Ln ycau ago . when llo!) Con11idine ' those days was the centurp1ece tor · - JJ:rnNt st.,on and wee• ,.. Mutual h11urance I Aio.tOLD Holmeo. J1bo laniee Lewis ol zanesville .Wted Tbunday and F'rldl~ ~!~ her lister, lillr. and liN. lll<~u a11nounced later. 1'be Guild wiU II.Ueab were Mra. Jamet Pullen and pre&en\ a ml.uloilat)' proaram •t older dauebter SUHn. Mr. and 11n.' John Hawtbu, Jr. The next regular meetin& ·wm the church ~trviee at 10::10 on Sunday, MUch 11. were businell vilitort lD lbrletta be Maub 12th. Refre:sluilentJ were Those pl"~nt were Bo&eU1 and Tuesday. terved at the elole of the mee~ · Janiee Richardt, Emrulble •Jo:·!" ill•. les, Carla Buneb, Helea Slnltf, Martella Wvd. J~t. tt:!IO T\0 Tac Dolli.ti ' • ~~:se 11 ~OtOid 11e Y~a 1:00 Qlrrent. ., .- .~ 1 and Mr1. Roy Jontl. Mr. and Tentative .Plana were mlde ~ Jamt.t, and hiJ. children, StepUn a bake fla1e witb the datt to, tie aad Stephanie. Sunday. Other s,...... _.. 1.\:l!O Thth or · C.~ 1 ot st. Albana. W. \"a., visited Mr1. Stl!lWart'a Jltent~t Mr. children children apent · 1 --Suririae ..,,. ··To · Mra. C. pro- Ba:.:"!:· Kn. ~10 Freeland, lin. Mort Duerr of S)'l'aCUJe entertained with 1 dinner gueJtt SUndQ' of Mt· .ad Mn. II. re«a.tb' . .A.ttenc:IJne were Mr. andP -;;;·;i;Pow;;;;_;;;ell;o;;;o;;;;;;_;;;;;;;;;;;~=:-""t. J(rL Robert Ctow, SOftl, Bobbie r IDOl llmmle, 1nd IIIH. Kayme , . . . ,. . . . . . . . "Y....... ..,w . . I Uo llf Little ¥oral•-=-• Letart Falla. Rev. and M"•· Roy Wlllla~s. 1\.- narents, Mr. and IIams. en as a corqmunt11 terVice JlV Leon, of Pomeroy, spent Sunday van and Jerry, wilh her parents, Hr. and lln. Mr. aa.d JJ1n. &ruest Duffy aM a..., 4:1111 Queen Far A ~u '· 4:411 lllode-u llomaneu 5!00 Come<!¥ Tl~• .. ~·:. trill, Addie Norria, Ann SIUV18'~. Allah Teafard 1nd two aueab, ·Debra Norris and ~r1. Wolfe of William•' uoeh 41mua RawJtn11, Chester Cemetery was Xrs. Eber l:..wil, UJd f•mUy for tometime while rec:upentina: -after a •riou1 illllBII, hu returned to her home. M.r. and 111n. A. R. Pullen and daughter, 'etr7~ ent«ta!ned with a blrtbda)' dlDDer for their JOD, Pl'i:tl · lini and Mll. JeuJe Cottrill. Memben preaent •ere Mar•aret Sylvia ZwUJlnt, lrane , Jane Teaford, Jeaale Cot· of Rutla•d, vtlltod Mr. William~ Q( openin& devotional service. evanceUst. vi1ited SuDdaJ wU~h Mtt. Kathryn Jordan and son, aa.ct ton, Kr .aa4 Jlrl. Earl DoJlo, 11 II :t)q The Prier II lli(ht ,.,.il on March 20lb thev will meet with Mn. Svlvt• zWnun, tor an all day meetln( with the profeot bein« "Oven Meala" which will be prepared and "rved bv Mrt. Zwll- tended tho Centril Ohlo Dlotrlct Mlnltterl ConvenUon It roatorla. Mary CP•tty) Oller. a •tqdent nurse at Canden Clark HotpUal ln Parker!lbUrl h•• returned trorn Cb•stnut Ladce, Rochlllo lltrv· land, where whe look a tour11 Jn P•ychlltrle Tr1Inina. She •Peat a d1y with ll'r lfandqrentJ, Mr. and Mn. WUUaG'I DJdcUe, 1nd mother. Grace oUer. Mr. and l(ra. Helbert Wllllamo •ntt rhlldrtll ot Atron, after at· h•nrlln« funefll Hrvieea for Mrt. exit a~d SUUI ill- Col...._ hll ,..U · 7.00 Toc!JJ 9:00 '"mJ>er !loom l!ofiolo ~· Tile Bad· 171m lM ,,...\Uti I~' IIUl' Arul. ~· II • rorlilo~ ~· lor ol ~lt'l<u)toore II W.Obaato Hltl> ~ """ to lUll" !ltn<lfl• ot ' ~""" of t!W ll!•te .rA,"llA tQop "' ltlplq. . . ject .!luggestion. Pro,j eet lor the meeting was eare and use ()f ainalt cleMrlcaJ equipment. A meeting will be held at the ltome of Mrs. Jane Teaford on March 8 which will tealqre a pot luck lunch at noon. Tbe project for thlt meeting will be u'I'ime Manarement" and I everareena at "the entnDee ~l(lllllinJ ·-1117 · - tiller, rillted lfn. StmtJar 110110 " ln.. · lllreh ll. The Sao. Dwtgbt 'ft. -B. tloo WllioD. Spe...,. of Cbeoler ..UI be the llorold llollotoo o1 WSAI-TV CHANNII. J IH~.• ~tgn 0" AOOMti Bride.BiU. Join.Mrs. Groce Oll•r and """. was by Mrs. AddlebyMorrl•. Roll procoli Jim Florence Harde'l anYwered a summer Mr1. Adl Slack and children Kat ...ryn, ROitr ahd Euyene, Ann, Mllr:e, and HI! len Pructor, Ml.;s Eleanor Carroll, Mn. Mae Burrow1, Miss Mary Hendrix, Mr. IU · chard Duckworth, Bill Hardc:1. Don Hubbard, Mrs. Lawrenl.'l' Whitlatch and dRua:bter Delela. Mi111 ,kathryn Slack Wll bOitellS to tbe TeeRRI61"1 Clau or the Prelbyterlan Churth In the ehurch IDDOX Feb. 2'7. She by teacher, Mrt. Blake and Mn. Ada tint and second deareet when ot Mrs . Carrle CIHell. COUJK'iltur Chester Grange met Tuesday ev~.o­ 11! lhe Ju.n1or Guild ot tbe 1ft. ning ln reiular seuion wi~ Da· Moriah ' Bapf11t Church, w.. a part vid Koblentz, muter, pretldtna. ,f thuir last meeting 1t her bOIDf · Janke Rlcharcb, pruident, pretfd. CommunicaUoD.I were- read .ad ed at the meeting •nd 114~ a dbcruslioD on the plantin1 of 1"hursday , Funds Were Contributed e lil'eD ~- l'·El.iVISION GUIDE . WSAZ ~TV Char~"el3 NEW 4RitVAI. , The debate over Route 124, wl\lle educational to many, has abio been unfortunate to a nu111ber of other well·meanina peo· . ple who have sacrificed a lot of time lor a cause they deemed beneficial to the town and public In general. We refer to a marked tendency to indulge in personal recriminatio.ns · b~ some persons in the debate over removal or keeping Rt. 124 In Pomeroy. No argument, no lsaue, was ever settled satisfactorily b) beating your opponent over the head either with words 01 clubs. There is a true conflict of interest in this Rt. 124 ques lion. It cannot be settled czyickly, or probably to the satisfactlon of everyone. Towns. counties, states, and the United States are now the greatest examples of Democracy in the world because we resolve our differences by peaceful mean!' with a miltimtim of penontliu_d Qisp\1\e. If every person taking part'ln thlt debate would ima&lri•· lively place himself In the .other per..,n's ahoea and ut blm· aell, "Wbat would I do," Rt. 124 would be settled jult quickly with no doubt many less woundt to mull about after the firing Is over. -· syra sOCJely Chester Gronge ·_ Moriah Baptist ' MIDDLEPORT LETARTFAUS Meeting Is Held Junior Guild SoaETY Tuesday .Evening Plans Bake Sale . Mn. Stcill Wolburn, who bu Four candidate.a were the A potluclr: supper at tbe ~~!, b«n tayinl with ber dau~t.er, Club ~er Speaker = pqq. While we expect to deJI \l'lth th.tll su.bject more adequately af\er April 7, following an official audit, it Is timely now tO mention that money remainlns In the treasury of the Mlddlfport Park Association which II to be uaed In part at least f01 purcllase of the final tracta of land ln the park there, Ia not publlc tax monies. Mayor C. 0. Fisher of Middleport has reported he has ,A. wund some people believing this money came from · the vU lage .'{enera) lund. This i.q not 10. • All funds spent to dale by the Park Association and still on hand have been contributed by public spirited rnerchanta and Individuals throu~h purchase of "shares" In the park project. It Is wrongful and misguided to assume, without knowl"""e ot th r t th t th A I ti •. I t"· b ~ e ac s, a e saee I on .. que ., leedlng the town treasury. Ho~tein DEVOTED TO INTERESTS OF MEIGS-MASON ABEA • • Dally Senllnel, Pomeroy-llllddleport, O.,ltfardlt, le&T-1 �• • • ·' :z.-.n.lJy Senllnel, Pomeroy-llllddleport, 0 ., March 6, 1957 • Daily Sentinel Day Book local Merchants Employ local Worker:; We have need 9f emp)pying many of our people. Your lo· ·e..l merchants employ many people in our hometown. They CUDot employ aU they would if your dollar goes elsewhere &llclthey do not Deed clerks and other employees, By the same token if they receive enough trade they can employ more people and thus help absorb oor local labor. en you imagine how many people would be employed it aU the dollars spent In our trade radius were spent with your ~ merch:;.nts? Do you have any idea the number of dolla~ ·. ~t elsewtere for merchandise which could have been easll; J!Urehased here? This would be a proper subject, perhaps, for investigation h,y the Cha@bers of Commerce of both Pomeroy and Middt.. The Daily Sentinel IICHAIID I. OWIN- GINIUlAL MANAGER; 015 TO MI!IT IIYNOLD I. GRIINI-IDITOR llaUollal advertlllll( re~reaentatlv~ BottlnelU-IClmboiL loc., 1411 Evanj:eline Chapte, O!S, ' wHI meet in re-gular sessJon Thursd ay IGI.aatoQ Ave., New York Caty, 18, N'. Y. I:Dtered as tecond c:W. mallin1 matter at the poal otnee It Pont111 7·30 llt !be Ma1,0nlt Tt·mplc fttOI, Ohio. bl BubHrtptioo rates : Delivery by carrier where availa e JO eeatt .PII' ODe ~ar ln advance 'It Tbe Daily &tnUnel office, fU--r,_ • IAI(I 5-'I.E , lUO; three montba, P.IIO. By DOlOr route wbert~ ""~blo: The Homebuildert Clau or the l!IOath ll. By mall one year $8: ·m mc)ntbtl, ff: .25; th:rM ._ou, Middleport Church of Christ are $2.110· OliiiDOntb. Sl. ~ponsoring a Balr:e Sale at the Ptibii'sbed. eveey aftemooo ex~pt SundaY by The Ohio Valley Sen-Trilll!ller Marke-t Salurday start- dhtl. ~nc..ur 110 Mechlnic St., Pomeroy, 0. Bwllnesa office phODa ;ate, iny at 8 a.m. 'J'Ihe menu 'Will in- "'lltorial 'f!!.Jce pbono 311'1. cluded roll~, nut-bread, cakes, plea, cookies, candies, potato sal;.tf baJI;ed beanl, etc. The Great Debate MY. anol lin. Jotiep!l llalieY of Ripley are announejng the bil'th of a son, born on Sunday 11 Staats lbpita) in Charieston. The Infant wejpod olne 110••~ ounce! at birth aqd lias been I M11"'e '-UI:! · ·- · -. • A new born baby born on De· Sl~ck and Mr~. Ann Lee Watkins. eember 31st Ia one vear old on 'l'be meetlru( was in ehar,;e of tlle that day then the next day Jan· oresldent. Robert A- Harden. Seeuary ht it Ls fh,.n two veara of relarv report!1 were read by Katb • ue. Attenrling thj1 meetlnc wer1• rvn Slack and treaturert report Mr. 11'111 M1'1. Jud¥on Whit.e and by Rost~Ua Lisle. Mr. Clilfol't:l Beaver of Mldrlleporl ,Refreahmenta of Jello fruit 111· llr. 1nd Mrl. Jame" Quick, Mr. ad. cake, potato chip!l and iced aad Mrs. Thoma• Clluk, Mr. anrl t ea were !lerve d I o. mem be rs A nn ur•. •·b•rt !·!arden ond sons Bnb- Proctor. Ros{)Ua L11le, Charlotte by .... .nd ..,., Jimmy. Mr. and Mrs Blake. Bill Harden, Robert H. HarGeorge l'rcelonri, Mn. Earl W11T · den, Lowronee l.Jsle. Linda Hubkinll, Mu. Myrtle crew. Mrs. Curl bard . Ann Hubbard. Janice Tea· L.ltanc.·. •tro. Earl Noa... Mn. rol'fl , Robert. A. Harden and three 111 Albert Duckworth, Mrt. Bill ~.,- !lucr;ts BonDJr Hubbard, Roger and non Mfl Charles Blalr:e anrl Eu!1ene Slat'k, dau(bter. Charlotte, Mu. Donald : Mra. Geneva Nolan Wll hosteu Litle and children Johnny, Rose ' to the Thlf"d Wedne!!day Home Ann, and Keith, Mls1 Evs Mu Demonstration 0Club at her home Coo~. Mrs. Donald £'ottrlll and on W. Srd St. February 20 for ehlldren Sbuon and Cral..c, Mu. 1aln all day meetll1g. Ml'l. Trene wtUiam Diddle, S"mmy FlanM:a'l, arkt!r, prelidcnt. wa..!l In charae Mrs Geora:e Schneider and dau~h· of the butinell aen£bn. Secretai"J' rt'port~ wtre read ,by Mrs. Marfllill'· 1 ter Eleanor Kay, Mn. Pear Me- t>l Cottrill and treaeurer'l report ° four • I I j •• w \ J E ., H 990 to:oo On you, Dial Your .' •• "' .. ' .. :,\ lt1r. and H. Wll- 14:'' · Vietor Stewart lilnd Aroun · d the writinz boys, and 1 would ,.. thai if we didn't own It, we ci"'d a stout loase. We mnmlttO<q JF'Itla Robe • 1e breaches ot the· peace. · rf nuor There was one evenlnl In the There It only one perfect time 1 &tapped ott to interview Buck Plllm Room when we ehalned a lD tporta. apart from individual Newsca. ia South CarolbtJ on his recalcitrant bartender to . hla bar trlump• In lrnoetouts and na.hlt· way i; Orlando. CoiWdlne fed when he showed an iodispp.Utlon ltfl. Tbot t• the nover·nem 11111d •ltiek all of old Clorl llrirrttb's to work overtime. Tbere was an· PI 4PfJ!II tnlnln1 when ever:r lliiB b.lt-.r quotes, and rtctifti~ 1 rous- other evening when one \\Titer, ~~"'!::~;;:!J~~ lo •• ,\111)0 ond the 1•-• ~lu~ lot lntohlew In rollfa, !II which now a newspaper ,.ecullve of ex!Uberu"'o· n~eo.Ut-~'f.at~~. uall. ~ ~.'wd _!tdtoqq~!fl ..·~J,• d ceedlngly sorlouo and aober ineln, ...... UJ!, ... ~.......... ... · - IIUQ n If MJU conducted flre and br~ton• leJ'· ·•uf lllio wtet. !• ell tho ltiJIIIJ Mhn llo'd play fer ltM ,ro!fered mons In the lobby to tho eomplete plac:et, a mo.tt remar):4ble e1Pfri,. ·• •· p1Wiement pf 'the tourlat:t . . ment In ••\f·bypnollom II taldnf llob ran Hoe otory tllal day ond There were lots of . pmbllllll l(r. SIIIUI lhaakod llle 'IIIah ol place. It 11 ealled llprlfta: 1ralniua:. ~~eded leisurely to 'Qrlantlo. joints in Florida in those p4afi, the tommunJ~ for ~ t~ A .eer~n m,yopia atnl(ta manaa:ers WileD he arrlv:ea. he fqutld Griff as well as horse racea, dog race;, · nf!W buildlnt ~~~. lfe tti:Oiam aporto writers and ployero. n Ia and Buel; ptaym& rolf lotetber- j '"d the International Coekngbt •d that the voto oave t311.000 not 10 much an uo,wlllin~neu to SiiJltd, sealed, "'.nd bosqrp: , y(jdles . l Congress held Ulcgllly outside of fmm taXPII. the State ~·•rtmttBt. "' a sort of rosyh llOOflf 1 •• ded ev- Orlando. Expenoe account•, I'm .,•• n( ~""lle!lli('dt ...-AIIll{ add ~'ll'll MO raee faeta, but A gentle dafflness If" P.erY " 111 that t-..es over when t e lrJt eryth ng, and especia 'I lfemed to fraid took a drcad£ul Poundinr. makl11c aouooxlrnatelv 11!'00.000 f kl oJI 4trlb tlle sports d ~ all around, ""YIIJ.ilQl\1" '"• tMc nM~I'f\. trainload ofd old-timers and the; write~•·•-There There' was fme fiahinoT d St p b 1 w bl 1 < tint butloa • o raw roo e1 r waa cme note tos11pot .,."m a or course, and pretty girls over at R .. "'""'".. Mill slwM-t t ..ttr w. lth f.M 1 1 n'o am-pa an · e er& ura. · a(l, 01 on PJper WuO. w,nt on a Rollins Colleae and a me11 of ~ht•~"'"'' tl\•t ~'""f':" 1~ '"""m- 0 MrL mulc~bothercrR. 0A I l.Y r ··Ca. R 0 orSS Wa QWaR0 AC*08S Part. tvar.~ U. IUU u.lieuurt . ••. ~~c:.;: - ll.llaUwa~ 1 Clblw.l 10. IWab ll.ltrllll . I :at. ~r•44' :It rotbld ltl ~lam ... p3-:_~EMOORES pOMElOY OHIO Wlboo. ' Chelter VaD Meter pd IOD, Bcly t)e..,.....,. ~~.U..'I I UO Th• Ford 'Sbowo ' ·''"" 110:00 Lu• Video TllHII't · ll:oo ll:Jt 11:20 II :30 12 :l!O InC 1:1. Noa. tunW ..,imall 14. Deck btbavlot f lnaut., U. Mut 1 25. 4 wn\ u. Brittle II. A !JUIIII IS.~~ oft . ltfht Ct taliad IIOirt ·1 ~M.ef· I'll• ~ erfGf'tJI ~fld f.lt •.,... for Gf ' TORigbt Sign Off " l Casuals by Vogue- . ... ... 8:00 I (prenx~ ft: tf!p &, ; , : ; . SEE . . . .,,. _ ........ 8...... 8:00 StyiM .)0:00 )0:30 11:80 !2:00 12:15 !2:30 THE SHOE . BOX lllM1epori 12:.o11j I:IJO 1:30 Ao tbe Wor!;l T1ln!8 2:00 Our' _Miss , • II"""~· .t '"~ •;,w 2.:~p , H~JMWr.l1;1 ~;r-~t.,-lu , · ~:il(l .tt.i ,B'If ~~· " 3:80 Bob U{Oibv'$b9'1 4!00 Brighter Day _ · 4:18 Seot';"' Storm .. UO J:d~o ol Nl•ht , .. ·· D:OO 1'ne ::arav Show6:30 Your Rep'll'!tt 8:45 Sport, i~ • "'· tt:M W!.!th.llirtia\ . , 7;00 Profile "-.·,,:,, ... ~ -· Hoor ·: I' .) --•u• - _ NOW~$211 . l1lirt DlY ilnl Fllllllllll .· .....tt!Gl'i't......:.:\m......... •ln~U. ·• ""' vlbr1nt Wool PMf ttl• ~ Oz.· ''·' NOil:.. n WE'BE . NOTI1 Cho~~tsl from • wW1 Nll'(ll .. Ylllt!lll•rd rndr·to-v•• llllrt oiln!~"'~ nil:~~ •• ftlllh 11lott 1'Ju•• ftr Yt.v. _,.,....,..,••. . "~:t· .,.. , 7:15 Doug! .. "'w~t._ . · 7:30 Sill. ~ton 'oftl)'e Yuloa· Q:OO ' J!ob Cummlon Sbo"-'· a:st ~limai: ... .: .:,... ~~ D:l!O Piaybouoe '" · ~1:00 Up to ihe lllnU:Io !hv4 11:05 SCanning' tbe W"'''iher ' 11:10 Tbe Lite Show ' Mu Sanborn, who had rbeen a medie~J patient at Meigs General Hospital, hl8 been returned home. Cheryl Ann Fife, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roae:oe Fife. · hi& been out or aehool for anen.l :Nicely Spiced Our- ....... QI.UISIIIG . .• .,. ,.... .... .,.... .........." . . . . . . IIWliJ'• ,OiuoMI ...... •·.., rr., IIIII 111111." • •lim IIIII IDlllll ' OPEN BUY All D•fl 'TILi P.M. SATURDAYS THURS. illneu. wiTH COMPLETE Gldtlvu, l..i.- ... ""'~ of CAN Kathleen Hillen, granddau&:h· ter of Mrs. Goldie Rice, baa been ill with broneiUtis. ._.. 'ICIW' JIG. t6 01.'-13.111- -1:121 !"...,... ......a.....,.,.. .,... ............... ·"'i"a oz. - $1.75- -11 . ,.Ail,._ .. weeks because \ -.-~ ""'no. I Ol..,. SUO NOW- ti.U ' .. IIERIUEN. SPIIINGS. MICH. It'• now legal to drtve a tlorl&- . ' t:lrawn vehicle at more than fiv~ mUea an hour in Berrien Spring~~. The · city council amended a 30yen-old law, raising the villa&e 'peed limit to 25 miles an hour. plllltll& f PAINTS and JUST BOLL IT ON SPECIAL CH tlw ''""' - wtltt GdASdTGU1 Willi atMI · - Uftl. .......- _,Inti •. ! Thllflnt MtCMo 11a!s of 1 ,..... _ ,. . .,_., - with an M·;..,aloto · clan. ,tOr 1Hchr-•MI•7· ...... .,..,, -.w; ....... Aloo $100 tows .... Woddlno R1nt $12.5!1 ..A Rtd plt.l\et -. DOWN · 1, Wearted t. Dt.cullllaa "'"'lftl , DAILY C::BYI"'IQVOTJII·- . . . . . . . . C. . . . •w D La at.. A X a _, · lo L 0 11 o • • L ·l. o ·w- .. . , .... .& • • ll,· '.', StVt pittd dates wjtb,nubi •• , ruU 'em m Arl>udtlo'l Coolectionera. SuP,r. SUt;:b' a ~i&hl, t1!!0*, .,1114 .10 . uoy I . ., ': i'J ;Qa.c~w•";pl) IPIIIW).. ,A<MD Wwf ~ Alltcw... ; -,, ~,lfti.YL&. . . - . . ' f: : ;·/i'~~,htr~~~~~L·.~ ,- 'A l "tAll\!~-~ . . ·~ . .~ •, I ~. ,. A•• - ......... thins ' ft"'llhea "'""'!"to - Claan1 limlshH, hand• PA'I"l''BNS •:-.,T•c:.. r QEU! Ctell dat tilt code lettarw &n! dlfh*t. · · ,· : · :" ~- · ·~ · ' A ""'".... ~ · · · ~ ·. } ,•·ralll" • ,. IAPMil'.&.t:Cl :ll'r.tfll il1'1l " CIY 11\ltCitPII''r OA.:Y·f .. est! '' ~~'""otlto ~:iwQlUC ••.u·. ..BQWIIj a NEW MOBB i:.u•n. • , ~ tbe len,rth and fonnatlot'. ~ ~e . ~ ~ all ldn "" PAY~O·~aYDP, '· .0,., THINNER SAVE I · - --IMI4N WIH Glow LUSTRE ENAMEL Cillo lolltrlf.,P!ilotondo tor another, Ill thll ~ A-., ' ,, fi:C.IJ,P\1 1 Now Just $1.00 ces1 PAINT YOUR . .. . . . . lllret L'a.. X' tor lilt two O'af.· •tc.: 8lnla. 1 • HIATHD $350.00 Paint this low • with ~· :=1~ d'f · Tray un clo 1 ~ Jionll· loold...... cvu.l a&. a. ot A4lm AND - ...wontnW tr. lftft •n ......., _, SJ. Ct.lM .... *"IT.~~~~ Wttn~Ut. ••••ll· Roller ' of ...... . a.. MtMUrt ol are ·suPP~IES . . .pref er a ro11er or a ~--.... find now that Whether you "'""" . • • you'll roducts decorating's fun when you use any of the ~ P Paints ll!ld being featured at PICKENS'! ~r:oo:'tooldog" job Supplies will help you_do =~started on your "painl..• wltbOut mtf$, fuss or • -·-•· t PICKENS' today! up" project by fllllrig ALL )'Our ...,.... a ......... , · SELECTI~N PAINT , ................ . .., ... ~inarlclll lndtlll\• , ep_d with ova DELUXE WALL prmeat · 18. t'liliat chftll .... --· • ::Arabian ao. Kind of .Orl•ntt Wll Wea!lulrnst · Press ')los Feautre Syndicate, Inc:.) • ......,., ...,.. tr.Ce.rptnttrf" 3l. t.&vt c:otl' u. n.rt Ill : : : : • ( If. Hunt w N~,.. KeadU... · TV Channe~a. · •"C. 'l~t""'-W '"~ ~nn•. ":, ,::e~ ~v 8:1)0 flltt aa4 s.r,.. ... G:IO .Newa Pidue .'~.i!~.', 8:45 SIIOrla ll)re · . "'! G:M W,oatllercut 7:00 Orunr- """ l!tt .., , '1:30 D.lDah SbQte lllo'lf -~ , 't:45 NBC Ne.• a fi. 8:00 You. Bel Your Lift Plris l:llO Dracnet . .., · , · , 1:00 Peoote'• ChoJ,Qi \ ·, . · wh~~ ,.'•.*~~ \ tkll le.lllrtfO tldlLI tf. Twofold to her home 'bt IUneq, I M'r. 1nd Mro.llorrls no announeing the birth Mooro a daurh.t, ...cheryiAnn,at BOipltal ~ :'d!..!"~ H.~~~== Boll 141, P&ONI 131'1-Y P. 3:00 Para~llj 11 Sttt~.J': ., ~· ;:30 TOIIJ)tiOOO l!:rlf ~ 11:.00. Jllfl••• ThO!JI!ii .~, . '"it room, he lOOked at the slr:y aad be 11melled the breeze, and it was such a nice day he just weot and. lay down In the JrUs and went. . to tleep." ·-"' That was sprlng training soma 20 years a&o when eyef)W, Wll young. (Copyrllht, 195'7, ·br 12· ;.:.',.~ rw.- , 8. Lqok ents, Mr. and Mrs. Ambro1e P'laD· aran. ·Mn. ~·••a. ta ·-eontlned .• =:. . , ... night life In Miami. ''"'•... q~lll """ -..ntn.• nr "'" ~""'" Even with these dlstraetlona ~ arM~~tin•tl flrm: t.hf' fqtpcr. we managed to .ov,er trr.r: . h.• camps .,.,,_, ' .nA . ,fill ... f" c •· , . lh• lf@n•~1f"~"· r\ as You'd cov(lr a new war. Notbln_f •·•Mflf'. nfl v.., Willi ..~·.. th.. t.f'h. 111 was too trivial for type. The &d· fn1 "'~rR nf Sunf. Mrr'nm11s lie insanity manaaed to Jn. •-.... -• .,. _ .... Cillrate the even sanest of 1ervlee1, ..,.. ,,, ·•all · ttt:. .••~~~Western Union. t~to~ nl tMC"\1"" ..,'h.ft! wn\. tw-In ~"' •1"*t .nut--1 ,._ ...._ new I reruemlber eoverlng some ea~ ' · ·~ ~ •- •.,..,. hlbltion or other one day when •eh~ It ,.. ~t~ .. tt'larcJ•t h~~ •"'"' my Wireless operator pulhed hja ~ ~tldlfl}l .UI ~ Nteiet~f: of ' bug aside and begged permlsNon ..,. f':•ti be 10t&U4 . to 5eck the genta' room. Hit bU& llb,IJI,t:, M'I'Oor.n-.. t~lM ~r.II!IJA'' wa 11 soon cbatterln_q allJI'Ily • aa ~ ~M'tv~" b-.d tt~Ambe"f~ · 'i! · Washington demanded more run· ~ .• \'I,M. '"" ~"1 ~\ ning &ti)ry. The 'operator never dld llmi· return. WI' W•ltf'~. """"'"~) if0~\9" J had a new man next day and 1w tbtt I;".IW <fl t~ t•• ·•• asked him what happen" to bit . - """'"-"'"" lbbuadldyw.h'•'On hh,'e' hweensatldto' 't'Jhoee roft !. "to be'" t. ~:~. ( · t. Mualc nott l Brapcll &. Cut. t. IJe.d on e. Story 10. Tlbetu ., . America" prlttl enaylll n. Withered e, Normal Mrs. Lawtenee SeJiera of Colum· bus spent 1 few dayt with her DIJ"· Mr.andllr.. •nd 1 11 IWa«1 Mr. and Mro. Jeuient Bunt&ter ol cotumbuo. · P'eb. 12. Local 11 The rooft rod down oa tll, eon~ that laited for clay~ _ WJd Lbe vertlblet;, and the sport• writers · opPQ l'tion was k\n(lly ·' ~g his ' shift b dfrom 'long th b underwear k tb 11 1 t and co atufr h ttfor stanhlrn. Two d 1 of tl s chap's · ore om· WI as e a "\ 0 • g os ft,gcre n on evcnmg conut hats and ~ports shirlll. 'Phe trom a hlird day on Ute l!folf 1 aun •hines and the wlntt'r mart ni , counc met to their nlcoholie lliYel over to something with. five rrlend, nnU dressed kill :~nu flemi· kinds or rum In lt. sober. Th N 1 1 ry l fir 1 1 lh "H d e o. s o , 8 11 , s c ne you guys om• my p1ece holdout. Some dirt farmur who yet?" He 1111ked rather h•slily. "No. had a a:ood year absolutely pOFII - We just got in," they sa ill. "Well, Uve.l,y refuses to aiin and Is PU·b- hurry up,' 'he replied crossly. "I licly profane a'boul the meanness[ am due for a cocktail parly and H of the own~>rs. The own en are makes. me nervous w)len I khow publielv profane a'bout lhe ingrati- the work'! not done." Whereupon tude or the he wafted into the balmy PvoninJ. Thero was one occasion m~tny The Tt~mpa Terrace H11tel ·Ln ycau ago . when llo!) Con11idine ' those days was the centurp1ece tor · - JJ:rnNt st.,on and wee• ,.. Mutual h11urance I Aio.tOLD Holmeo. J1bo laniee Lewis ol zanesville .Wted Tbunday and F'rldl~ ~!~ her lister, lillr. and liN. lll<~u a11nounced later. 1'be Guild wiU II.Ueab were Mra. Jamet Pullen and pre&en\ a ml.uloilat)' proaram •t older dauebter SUHn. Mr. and 11n.' John Hawtbu, Jr. The next regular meetin& ·wm the church ~trviee at 10::10 on Sunday, MUch 11. were businell vilitort lD lbrletta be Maub 12th. Refre:sluilentJ were Those pl"~nt were Bo&eU1 and Tuesday. terved at the elole of the mee~ · Janiee Richardt, Emrulble •Jo:·!" ill•. les, Carla Buneb, Helea Slnltf, Martella Wvd. J~t. tt:!IO T\0 Tac Dolli.ti ' • ~~:se 11 ~OtOid 11e Y~a 1:00 Qlrrent. ., .- .~ 1 and Mr1. Roy Jontl. Mr. and Tentative .Plana were mlde ~ Jamt.t, and hiJ. children, StepUn a bake fla1e witb the datt to, tie aad Stephanie. Sunday. Other s,...... _.. 1.\:l!O Thth or · C.~ 1 ot st. Albana. W. \"a., visited Mr1. Stl!lWart'a Jltent~t Mr. children children apent · 1 --Suririae ..,,. ··To · Mra. C. pro- Ba:.:"!:· Kn. ~10 Freeland, lin. Mort Duerr of S)'l'aCUJe entertained with 1 dinner gueJtt SUndQ' of Mt· .ad Mn. II. re«a.tb' . .A.ttenc:IJne were Mr. andP -;;;·;i;Pow;;;;_;;;ell;o;;;o;;;;;;_;;;;;;;;;;;~=:-""t. J(rL Robert Ctow, SOftl, Bobbie r IDOl llmmle, 1nd IIIH. Kayme , . . . ,. . . . . . . . "Y....... ..,w . . I Uo llf Little ¥oral•-=-• Letart Falla. Rev. and M"•· Roy Wlllla~s. 1\.- narents, Mr. and IIams. en as a corqmunt11 terVice JlV Leon, of Pomeroy, spent Sunday van and Jerry, wilh her parents, Hr. and lln. Mr. aa.d JJ1n. &ruest Duffy aM a..., 4:1111 Queen Far A ~u '· 4:411 lllode-u llomaneu 5!00 Come<!¥ Tl~• .. ~·:. trill, Addie Norria, Ann SIUV18'~. Allah Teafard 1nd two aueab, ·Debra Norris and ~r1. Wolfe of William•' uoeh 41mua RawJtn11, Chester Cemetery was Xrs. Eber l:..wil, UJd f•mUy for tometime while rec:upentina: -after a •riou1 illllBII, hu returned to her home. M.r. and 111n. A. R. Pullen and daughter, 'etr7~ ent«ta!ned with a blrtbda)' dlDDer for their JOD, Pl'i:tl · lini and Mll. JeuJe Cottrill. Memben preaent •ere Mar•aret Sylvia ZwUJlnt, lrane , Jane Teaford, Jeaale Cot· of Rutla•d, vtlltod Mr. William~ Q( openin& devotional service. evanceUst. vi1ited SuDdaJ wU~h Mtt. Kathryn Jordan and son, aa.ct ton, Kr .aa4 Jlrl. Earl DoJlo, 11 II :t)q The Prier II lli(ht ,.,.il on March 20lb thev will meet with Mn. Svlvt• zWnun, tor an all day meetln( with the profeot bein« "Oven Meala" which will be prepared and "rved bv Mrt. Zwll- tended tho Centril Ohlo Dlotrlct Mlnltterl ConvenUon It roatorla. Mary CP•tty) Oller. a •tqdent nurse at Canden Clark HotpUal ln Parker!lbUrl h•• returned trorn Cb•stnut Ladce, Rochlllo lltrv· land, where whe look a tour11 Jn P•ychlltrle Tr1Inina. She •Peat a d1y with ll'r lfandqrentJ, Mr. and Mn. WUUaG'I DJdcUe, 1nd mother. Grace oUer. Mr. and l(ra. Helbert Wllllamo •ntt rhlldrtll ot Atron, after at· h•nrlln« funefll Hrvieea for Mrt. exit a~d SUUI ill- Col...._ hll ,..U · 7.00 Toc!JJ 9:00 '"mJ>er !loom l!ofiolo ~· Tile Bad· 171m lM ,,...\Uti I~' IIUl' Arul. ~· II • rorlilo~ ~· lor ol ~lt'l<u)toore II W.Obaato Hltl> ~ """ to lUll" !ltn<lfl• ot ' ~""" of t!W ll!•te .rA,"llA tQop "' ltlplq. . . ject .!luggestion. Pro,j eet lor the meeting was eare and use ()f ainalt cleMrlcaJ equipment. A meeting will be held at the ltome of Mrs. Jane Teaford on March 8 which will tealqre a pot luck lunch at noon. Tbe project for thlt meeting will be u'I'ime Manarement" and I everareena at "the entnDee ~l(lllllinJ ·-1117 · - tiller, rillted lfn. StmtJar 110110 " ln.. · lllreh ll. The Sao. Dwtgbt 'ft. -B. tloo WllioD. Spe...,. of Cbeoler ..UI be the llorold llollotoo o1 WSAI-TV CHANNII. J IH~.• ~tgn 0" AOOMti Bride.BiU. Join.Mrs. Groce Oll•r and """. was by Mrs. AddlebyMorrl•. Roll procoli Jim Florence Harde'l anYwered a summer Mr1. Adl Slack and children Kat ...ryn, ROitr ahd Euyene, Ann, Mllr:e, and HI! len Pructor, Ml.;s Eleanor Carroll, Mn. Mae Burrow1, Miss Mary Hendrix, Mr. IU · chard Duckworth, Bill Hardc:1. Don Hubbard, Mrs. Lawrenl.'l' Whitlatch and dRua:bter Delela. Mi111 ,kathryn Slack Wll bOitellS to tbe TeeRRI61"1 Clau or the Prelbyterlan Churth In the ehurch IDDOX Feb. 2'7. She by teacher, Mrt. Blake and Mn. Ada tint and second deareet when ot Mrs . Carrle CIHell. COUJK'iltur Chester Grange met Tuesday ev~.o­ 11! lhe Ju.n1or Guild ot tbe 1ft. ning ln reiular seuion wi~ Da· Moriah ' Bapf11t Church, w.. a part vid Koblentz, muter, pretldtna. ,f thuir last meeting 1t her bOIDf · Janke Rlcharcb, pruident, pretfd. CommunicaUoD.I were- read .ad ed at the meeting •nd 114~ a dbcruslioD on the plantin1 of 1"hursday , Funds Were Contributed e lil'eD ~- l'·El.iVISION GUIDE . WSAZ ~TV Char~"el3 NEW 4RitVAI. , The debate over Route 124, wl\lle educational to many, has abio been unfortunate to a nu111ber of other well·meanina peo· . ple who have sacrificed a lot of time lor a cause they deemed beneficial to the town and public In general. We refer to a marked tendency to indulge in personal recriminatio.ns · b~ some persons in the debate over removal or keeping Rt. 124 In Pomeroy. No argument, no lsaue, was ever settled satisfactorily b) beating your opponent over the head either with words 01 clubs. There is a true conflict of interest in this Rt. 124 ques lion. It cannot be settled czyickly, or probably to the satisfactlon of everyone. Towns. counties, states, and the United States are now the greatest examples of Democracy in the world because we resolve our differences by peaceful mean!' with a miltimtim of penontliu_d Qisp\1\e. If every person taking part'ln thlt debate would ima&lri•· lively place himself In the .other per..,n's ahoea and ut blm· aell, "Wbat would I do," Rt. 124 would be settled jult quickly with no doubt many less woundt to mull about after the firing Is over. -· syra sOCJely Chester Gronge ·_ Moriah Baptist ' MIDDLEPORT LETARTFAUS Meeting Is Held Junior Guild SoaETY Tuesday .Evening Plans Bake Sale . Mn. Stcill Wolburn, who bu Four candidate.a were the A potluclr: supper at tbe ~~!, b«n tayinl with ber dau~t.er, Club ~er Speaker = pqq. While we expect to deJI \l'lth th.tll su.bject more adequately af\er April 7, following an official audit, it Is timely now tO mention that money remainlns In the treasury of the Mlddlfport Park Association which II to be uaed In part at least f01 purcllase of the final tracta of land ln the park there, Ia not publlc tax monies. Mayor C. 0. Fisher of Middleport has reported he has ,A. wund some people believing this money came from · the vU lage .'{enera) lund. This i.q not 10. • All funds spent to dale by the Park Association and still on hand have been contributed by public spirited rnerchanta and Individuals throu~h purchase of "shares" In the park project. It Is wrongful and misguided to assume, without knowl"""e ot th r t th t th A I ti •. I t"· b ~ e ac s, a e saee I on .. que ., leedlng the town treasury. Ho~tein DEVOTED TO INTERESTS OF MEIGS-MASON ABEA • • Dally Senllnel, Pomeroy-llllddleport, O.,ltfardlt, le&T-1 �Traffic- ' ~p;O:::'~~epo~O-.M= · Heavy HlAVYo. TbtJRNEY ACTION TO t1Jf TEAMS Betting Odds ----ui~~hseforjil ~;.nis;sas~'f;Fa~te]Uf(pfoo.l.W.ru1iltthlni'JT)1ry~~~-~a\U, B3Ske&hal} . NC.JAA Bas;~~t~-b~~C.-~.ta.~SI~St'~~~~~~? Favor Hounds For e..,.,. . . Se . F. '1 •. 6 1957 oa lap lonitbt ~~d Tallts~ bje- dnltatl dlJVi<t iiw two upoeto Ill Only' "' ' plufd lore U>e ... hi&uerlaa 11.0tl ol ~ndpmeo tu!il ... ~ e d Tul!lday atghl, but the Gill· tnJl slosh the eattre n,ld of Cia ltiullltqb'o Blf lllue, ' p,..nplpl AA &llfl A t••••• to d lqt nf!on In !l&ll!hweotern ObI~· to..-~at AttiOD. out of the tunn!JJI, ~. QD!y" 1~ c!t!l ,Y. ·romeo '"'' 114-M "!I back to Cln~~:;;=;;:=;;;;.=..:;;;=;;;.;;;;;;;~;.·;;;-;2';:::;;•~i#-~~;.;;;;;;i;i~j !!~~ · ftA). The tblrd·ieed~d U. S. Route 33 to ~tb~~ is exP !railed 211-24 ot hoU· pected to solid !l'!!ltllt \Vllh 'ilo_!U o_vereoope b1 Ta_lt'a car3 lull ~~ basket)lalf W.s heaa · ildl~t'lor boialrt lor Racl~e·s _semi-f[nil d,~ll h NelSOPVl·11 e ID t• ·~· Cl ... be"" ltl tre tecond nme at Clnc ~- sec•1o 1 Dlsttlct turnamcnt OOl.UIIIRJS ilfl ,. 11 pfl . . befor~ " - tlieGrloNW t1oe lll!l t!orm In OliJo 111111' tounwaeat ~ )DIIQ, but OW, a<lloD coUld lid. a' ·I!Jrrt of wbOI II Ill ~··I lltor Ia the wee!<. , I o~ly I naU. Qnehmati EJder (16-tl came . !tom behind In the second half' to down (otU'th-suded Norw('(ld, ~~ 1111 . Elder took a 57-52 lead ·wi h h t:4S remainin11Dd t en Wli on witb poJRUion-type play. Tbt 'WO CitJclnnati up.ets left only one •et!ded team in the o.y, Roger Bacon, whicb wlll 1 - ..... a . ~p ~t(21-1) advibced to of the Central 01._ routiDI WortU· $5.00 a••- to Qlasa AA CeDtral , Columbllil Central quarter flna1 C!'ont•• nosing out U~per. ~=-:.·c;;i,;aa~d ..UJ meet R L & East Ju tb~ Z SHOP .,.. ··~- rqa .... . ttft Clift ... .,...,, Oblo FROM AT JOHN THE . SPORTS CENTER .MOSI'~ COMPLETE ··LINE ,, BEND AREA'. •' GIE.\T f,.~JS ... IIJ,UE or)\~OND ROD ... REEL ... ~·!ill ON.!::Y $4~ 19 F'Stii'NG SET Rod, Reel, Uoe, Taekle Box:, Sink· $6 95 era, Strlnser, Arllficllll Btlt- Let u• mw ap CA$TING RODS Pfl•e1er, Glan, Adlea Jtod, Betr 6,~ $1.95 up up • ,... • , '=~- ..........T'~ Cl . Cl q,c:lnnati Tail ot ... H-~"··· ~-r,~ na - · 7 - Cindhnatl Elder 57 'Nrioo 50 · &ID~!Dg ot o'clOCk· AI ct,Y.Ifl\11 ' Thls battle, will Pit thG crearJ Cleveland ~t. Josepti' ei Eyclld • of the "little'' ~hools agaln9t the Cleveland Holy NtDie ~ tOp dog in the SEOAL ClaM AA Cleveland John ~damt 41 loop. The winner will meet Frldav _CLASS A AT WiSTIItVILLI . nl ht h vl-' Sh g t e .."'or_ o1 a awnte- Newark St. Francis ISS .A&Jtvilt, • Bucllt.e.l-Y'))'k tomght at 8:10.• -. _ ~ Bettina odds In )UddleporJ and Pop;~eroy, who.se fans closely fol • 1 I I , low tbt fortunes of Rae ne'e: Tourn<t ~ ... d~ were about ~wo t.o one for 11 Ho~d victory. But it wJU be close JD • On the other hand, some e,ttperls •r Unlteol ·~ in the coaching field here, who • •••. T,..,.l:'l"' . 1 .,. tiave had the opportun ty tQ ·at7• Alb M te.mpt .•. d.efens.,~. •..a ihst tbe Ra- qs,.ega ., ll'qY • .., ,. Now York !). $8 IX1/V t!8 cipe Hot Five look for a Torp.ado · MINft QfXDII -Tturft41't'Mtt win. ' ' ·"•lti•>"ore 911 CathoUc u. ~· Coacb LtmY Morrison has ripent J-Jamp. $ydne)' 76 JlOJUlC)ke M a soU'd Week preparins his lxlJS Mt. St. Mar)fBIJ6 J. liORkln• aQ pshycho)otJcan, and physically Wjoola <MdY~ Am ..ln.. U. 61 '" the·battle. Monday he woit U11· · · NCAA S...ll Coll!llf .vmin1 tp sa)' wt~o would -11tal't fu • Rider 63 Drexel 81 Racln~. '!'his 0100ot be In areal Buffalo 73 C!oll•l ~ conJ,ctur!l. howe~er, 11 only one S~ Mlohat11 "M.l?~ ND~Mntd pOplt!pp· Ia ug tor grabo. Ivap !!ow· II!UDWIIIT ell, burly i)lard·lorward hll been Bald. Wallace lOl ~fo~~ - ~ •llart>aiiJii wilhlho J\.~1 in l'<l· Hamllne 75 St: fit a, c) co·LLE "' 'Clt BAS·KE'PDA[L I ,.,pa_ · .. 1 ' ._ . , - ... ... SPIJfNING ROllS Pflueaer, GJUI wtea, t4ml FeUow, OQier Nl!llla.Bruds $3.f9 liP · ,, . ACC:.S$QRI ES a ~"'.,. Beloit 103 $uP41t'lor . · •• ~·· ·sout h b ikota uu Mo ·mou .W i Wheat 84 Dul. ilrODeh· . ) Iouth NCA4 ....II C~IJoio N. Cor. CoL 78 ~d• .U.~SII E. TeDJL Ill. A eloiiin ' l 81 NAIA ToiimfliNIII;"'"' JSre.!!yterltn 1M FIGH!f ·RE"SULYs ly UlnAI!:;! -C;.,;,_ V•'• MI.AMI I ~"' ,..., _,.r, 1$214, lltmftrdl Clll'"-:,~11!'!1 Jlmfttv Plttr~, IOVJ:, """"'; 10 . ·~ • ~ r~r:~t!~~,: . H ~r11 RANKING • .. 6/<fHIR OJ ft PINBOYS TIDNG OF PAS'f AT ABC MEET -~~:,r.:i:::~~ ~ ,,.toj IN_ The A!IC Aomvlinabi~~.J!\:"'17 J 81-dey fll!l al ~orth bowl!" OPeD I 1I . ode4 lor,....., Blallt ll 1:30. 1'1» """"" .EUJ Charon wl!l 1---""7 .J_ Wu7 $ 1""'' $ rtlrtJuc ;NEW yQIU(. ft~r If:#/ Nr ,IIUCJ/ • I S'-J lr ·Otcor 1/j lfiS D(VJSIOII __ ._. U.~!S :~lloy!"~:~!":C::. aOother ~.!~ wu belnt vbo•-Mihed the atore. -.- 'I mor• ~'" =..r.:;r,.. ,_ averqe-~ld '!'be,. ttn lrild tol" or ._... II por .. Lewicki, • !Jii.poundff 11om ......, •94 t~ 1l.!f Y~::.,'1:1:'Pv.::-.::.~ "'mo•rtW-e 0· ice ertlm bJ the eaUoo. Atilt tblt, on ono -..!~>•. · .... ate . ttl pork chOINJ,· a dozoa bol dOa:O .... of pop •114 two, piOL He .. ti\ef'll 01~-~;toriolill?out bff,v6!i of 'hia thellut "plnatoo•" ,j>lal. Ill ..... out at ...., __ ,! lootrdlnlt lor.~ .._-- .. ~tel! ,., ~~ - """-'I:t ""'l Uke o '" •·' namea ...... 89d"11k ~~;ur okl, ideq_tl~ .,.,. outl, loll• rimmed ood helvy -.om· b •glals., • bat oot~ut t bey rode to the ABC annually in their own C!ild· mae. ...,4 Qrowlng GIMt Then there wae. Cliff Merry, a friendly six-foot. four-incb clant from Los An.Qle • l"!!P .·~ tii'OWing a bet1rd every Open!l)ti day-and by tq~arneAt'l end h" ld ,.,_, tr I b a IStory-ma ns \£UU.I s ag t when · it Cllrithed - the California Basketball Aan. ~mpiomhi:1 TueSdaY ni,bf ..Ul. i''IHl romp _,_ over second-pl,ce lt. M!lY'I of CallfGI'Illa. · ' . st. LOui4, g:ltbqYJP jdl~. wu crowned ehftQPi9n ol tbe :UbsouJ-1 NW}iJy CDnlerf~ ~~ · rwnner-up ~~ · ... · o;,J(ero~ l ' 1 l•u · l·' '!" ~ ' "'" 'I! ' .,"'{, rchilo. IW>IP <"'I oil!>"!! tbp g sevt~n 'CliUnploillhlp 'and , ICift , ~.=.... " -,. NCAA betth II llhOID"!""lilil !n~ . bla matH bell rtUIIft8rl-uP Kanus Sbte tonight If · ~n... Stat~ mem~>en 1M< .1,:ao ~ ar"!!!r ,,..r ,... rivtl ~ "'1f fOlc ·~ VII•••· !tOI!a', o'ly W. 1/t. oahl OYII'ep,d ~ .,.~. . . . ~~. . ., e~ly e~'. '~. taljle ••4 eol!aj fl't!'J· 'oupper iJ1tendo4 ·f... f!J; ., · °· ,...et o ol,...... ~ w~ Milan XWliodlal Chun:h -:,T • Plan To Q~rve Day Of ·Prayer Chur<ltH o1 )'o.,..,. and ...,. :t.1;' {liJ h n ' •IIPe eiJ ff ~' Sched·we·.,..,or·ld >· :rn:: n~~:;r.;:;;--~rq~~ roun41na t!)D'I,IlluniUet will obot the .. ,.,. World Doy <J! Prv~ op ume time. on Frida)' evrnln,. t 2 p. 18•· 1 btler'~ f'rtd.U · Marcb ~ -·te -::t,. , .,· ~,.of the 0 -Pol W - -IIA.II=,u~ ' ' ' - : . fYODJJ.-{!LIIo ·- of •• I" Rep. ~~ • """b p Day OfP•a · . y~r . lhaJ eonrif<lleut "*' • n~ boo. • ,..t, bir4. " 0 I IIAle t'jnrer tDd oll.ote tree but no otate dol- He '!'~ a he•· Ille to ·'brtnr · •·- to r to .... laurf!l • .. and ihe rqbin, tht mountain tbe w.bit.e oak.., The compeutora , wll'' ·'-1~•~11 -·- ch"-hOI · n ~--·n "'t• - · 'tbe 1 'worltl have to aet &ec:Witomed to wlll• ••obeern Day "'of• ·~ &' "Wbo Illioll Uo"-JRo. ..... U5 Ud ... W\'!Uell" by•lle· -ne Vrty former'" ., d ., "' ., HUn· pry, w u live behind the Iron Curtoln. . Jll'l. JOiepb Coot of the Ftrll B.!ptbt church io the general l"-· f ••· · ""'-· •tUJna: ~-· ...be......... .._ part ...wW llrt Willlam Bartels Of fbe Jtoct Sprinp Ketbo- . , ·' Jloo.l,....~ f.H · fjl ~Itur<ll""' jiro,l91W 4- an~PI'~~ll~· ·JJ-ll~· ~~. ,._.: c _.,.. Dol ,,.- · • • ~- , cu.~ illndUii! ·- · - · · Borll111 a..' tll4i ~In·.~~!'!..... ft!ttot? hop will lloo _.,. te-. ~7"""•::.:: l1,.,~ .,................... r -.....- •~ It Iw - - - 1 ·811 p. , ~--=;;:;;;;;;;;;.;;;=;;;;;;;~~-;;;;;:=;;;;;;;;;;;;=;.;.;;;;;;;=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;===;;;:::=;;~==~----=--..: per10nalfactor, Jnd anot,be:-r!!~:.~'- 1 Prayer with IQeelal aeMeeJ achedanybody a you ean hal beUete ' thlt ln bowu.n1 AI • .. OfToumeyln Portland . ..... on s.h\rdey aplfllt Golbridb . ' · ··+- ~ • · r: ~-;: · · · · liiiLDI"•Ifolr 1 ·' KANS.U CITY;' "i!b. 1JP ·Ta'l Panc~o Go......, held a 17-1 f~Se lodai, lu ~ · fi>!!PRI' ....l~s A morif eatHIM "Cllureb.. A· round the- World" will bo ollowr. p~ ~· , _ , .W., !hero bore !!_~ri ~fy ~ ~ Two Fived)ut lhodld ap~ ~lin u~ X:ins~ atilt ean Wra~ up·tbf ·nue. b~' wi,• nlng Ill lui replar"~--on 1am~· 174 to 17' 11M ~ sa ..,eked wbllo II' na bee· n a11 t'• ..,..,.,., _,..,. rlflee to the mitbl ne •r•. lived. He ·For the flrtt time tn tb~ 154:-)'ell' on 1 box of eboeolate ban ~MI fM'* ..la ., ,...,. h'.story of the event. autom1Ue plnspott~ wm lAke over the pinoelting job. 11'o I CODCOulon to IUIIolnod IP"l'd and rf]IabiUty, ·~ ,- S11n f'ra.,Q~tci· winner of th-~ NCAA '.coliolr tor Jw• . ~tralgbt years. earnOO tlie riiht to try for ' . ' . ;' . ebalmwa be at ~ • ~ ... ••• 0 • -U wrofltb d,J.L~. • ~se"al)_ ~ ~~ p 0..tc.,~ ~ ~ .~ ! for the O...o~<iment . Loulo Tb " .. -IJ••.'"T'i''~ " ' next · ..... ..., ~. ~.- l.i. '.·..1I 'I It . • •. 'P ~·'!'" _ ~ llfl •-;-;-:- , UonllH ~.... ''""' Wrllor Defv~dJne cbimplon lao Frail" cb<o tifd "&!. baf.j ed lnla the NC,\A tournament"'t6day aQd : • •' }• The stilt Ctiiinberlaln wUJ ' ~ lift Kansas Into the same nost-•e.asoo ClU$~C toni.1ht. 1 ••• · sl. ' .f . ' I .ron d . Rellt;l "' · .. ~· nf·..""'•;;J. y II I HUONDrive·ln ... . \/~ - I ._ • • I · TAMPA, Pl.. : · lotdoh Vlltloi, t49, Grond llopld,o, Mleh. '"" polnttd JUin t~lo.do, 11 ,~ 11.._ ,. c•lonl, liNin. 0 · ' WPlfe, and Bob Birch have demon· LUIBOCk, , ,•• : Johnnr Nlch~ ~ tr(l'ted a remarkable ver.satilit.,.· 1••, 129, MU,...ukte ~"'"'¥' ln beating clubs this year tb~ in Henry Watson, 132, Dell-. ,. 10 cases had great height ad MEETING CALLID ·vanlage , The Mt. Moriah Missionary Soe11helr fast break, aeaifllt the rl,ht -club. Is alWa)'s potent: 1h'.,.v i{'ty will meet Thunday evening Cltl eut on an exasperatUiJ rt~h· at the home of Mt'l. C. R. Youn,. , pliy ~of ,deliberate play, w~rkln -.: lhe ball fn for a deadly acouralt> shot elrht to 10 feet out elt~'' • by Graham, Sahcr, W()lf, or Dil'Cfl, \ Thousands have seen Plymoittk~s ck(f,llen(ling · HOUNDS IIG But the Torn~lio will have lfs handi lull again•t the towcrlnt 001\t:P~IJ, Hounds who ca·rry 1 lot or weight around with them too. In Tom MeQuald, Bob Youq1 and Waynn Dixon the Hounda have three of the Ali·SEOAL firs' team care stan. Young is 8-5, Db::on 6-3 McQuaid IJ-1. NeltonviJie . ·~L!. B" Ita two other starters on the AU· SEOAL s~cond team. They arc tbe ~teat gLlll'd Gary Stufllebeam 'It .. ' .' . ' .. .; \-'; &RING SCHABFFIR IN · INC. ·;' Pomeroy Emergency Squad bmu~i Elmer · ~h3effer, Nay.. lor's Run, to Melga General Hospital Tuesdly at 2:30 p.m. &HQWOOWH,· ~ . '' • ' ' D-11 and Ed Keattne, 6-2 forward. All have averqed .close to th.:J double seorinJ column u McQU~ld ranked fourth in 'the league \ltlth 280 points. Dixon followed with 188. Keating had 181, Youn!l 1117, and Stufflebeam 131. Stu.fflcbelin ranked 18tb In the li!llKUe. yow"' 111111 yeur ae!Miloalrom .~.95 up · TROlliNG RODS .. .. .. $3.98 up FlY *9DS · ....·.. · .. :· $6:95 up R.EELS . .r· At.. Ill tlpPof ~ IQIIIOQ 113 yes, arid even Adams and Powell. All of them average In double Col· umn scoring. IH' THE SPECIALS " , .. _ C ~-,., '-'0 1tlJD.uua · ."+n. sea1on route. No team in Ametlc1 baa been reported at thl 11 datu with hi h II ld I e er e soa accur•tY. n_e-a Tornadoe..' Doug Cnham, Ronnle Salser, Jim AdlllllJ,· carl AND WHO HAVE THE DOZ. .. .. .. .. .. 15c lr Johft GriHin ~·... Af!Or~~ C0 1 N•.. hfr •thebout with eoopo<ledtotoltt:v aet nodaayo'ne Withtrp,la POWell in tor on tbe reidy club that ha<~ an oU n'·bt at shooting. .. Raelae'a Hot 'Five--or octuatl; Hot I!J:-.oport a ZO.I o~ljl and were aeeded No. 1 In tbe Clqs· A tour•a.ment. They beat' Ijelpl'!l 6!· 50. jli' team that Mond111 /!itlh' lr.nocked Athens out of the ,C,lm AA' tournament by a comfo~ble marllin. ' Morrlaon's club Is shoot11>4 .: a oijm abade under GO% Ibr the GOOD FISHING WORMS Ullilf<l . < ·nr Adems, # great te\><mnder, who Obld W"'!!en• •• e IICp "" has onIy reee.~ ••! y recovere d I rom K. we,leyan N~AA, 7.•' ..,II oil... . Mali\\' ~-> THERE'S Have X& cent MR. FISHIRMANt We I ~>, Ac;lom HATS ma PU To·Ath .,._J_,I tts 1'he " I •I Uge Morrl· flrat ye'a r ~heo.ky Mort!· It / snother sparks to ~In The T"'d• ·. • In; ..And · AgoiJltt height ·of · op.on wl\b .fht •At.flt~rie• 1 oloy, feellnr tlle lfOUDdl, bouqd• !>'<!I !be lhey htlpe . . . l"ado fan, Ire · c;!OJivlneed ' Rool~i eon J•l boll the · · tho li(Nf Coilnfl> n.. can wjn. .r" ' . • ··-• • - D~ted tblo ttth d~f nl Febr~urr; (2) c. 811191\ , ' -:• - ' You:_.:·, -~, . ., . . - . addt • ' • John J ' of tile llototo of .1• A. Swoenq late of )(tip CoiJD\Y, 'Ohio. ~011 · -~ .. ••'t lo J,inJcvlllo. Ob\o. Rm "-"' b•oil 'itulv' ·~pol•lell aa e..cpll;ll( 181T. ' .,. lot•to~-''""" .' .... .,.. Notice I~ ~!l!'O~vT.tht ";!fll f'ftltlll8d. ) Wl..tt., Y9Mr N•w Qor Pu~]lt__. Tht That '. li!TI~I qll~.WI"TMINT H. Swcenev w'ttn8e Bo11t Off'l,.e < ·' . J•dt• ott~;"l'ijibate cl>l'll 10, 3te llolp (;o"'ll', Obi~ . . , .-~. I • •· .I• ' . . - ,;',.' . c.oJ• " ' ' ., vs • . I • ' .ftluh.DiioiG -IUtPL,.S . *fN$ULATIO.... ' I �Traffic- ' ~p;O:::'~~epo~O-.M= · Heavy HlAVYo. TbtJRNEY ACTION TO t1Jf TEAMS Betting Odds ----ui~~hseforjil ~;.nis;sas~'f;Fa~te]Uf(pfoo.l.W.ru1iltthlni'JT)1ry~~~-~a\U, B3Ske&hal} . NC.JAA Bas;~~t~-b~~C.-~.ta.~SI~St'~~~~~~? Favor Hounds For e..,.,. . . Se . F. '1 •. 6 1957 oa lap lonitbt ~~d Tallts~ bje- dnltatl dlJVi<t iiw two upoeto Ill Only' "' ' plufd lore U>e ... hi&uerlaa 11.0tl ol ~ndpmeo tu!il ... ~ e d Tul!lday atghl, but the Gill· tnJl slosh the eattre n,ld of Cia ltiullltqb'o Blf lllue, ' p,..nplpl AA &llfl A t••••• to d lqt nf!on In !l&ll!hweotern ObI~· to..-~at AttiOD. out of the tunn!JJI, ~. QD!y" 1~ c!t!l ,Y. ·romeo '"'' 114-M "!I back to Cln~~:;;=;;:=;;;;.=..:;;;=;;;.;;;;;;;~;.·;;;-;2';:::;;•~i#-~~;.;;;;;;i;i~j !!~~ · ftA). The tblrd·ieed~d U. S. Route 33 to ~tb~~ is exP !railed 211-24 ot hoU· pected to solid !l'!!ltllt \Vllh 'ilo_!U o_vereoope b1 Ta_lt'a car3 lull ~~ basket)lalf W.s heaa · ildl~t'lor boialrt lor Racl~e·s _semi-f[nil d,~ll h NelSOPVl·11 e ID t• ·~· Cl ... be"" ltl tre tecond nme at Clnc ~- sec•1o 1 Dlsttlct turnamcnt OOl.UIIIRJS ilfl ,. 11 pfl . . befor~ " - tlieGrloNW t1oe lll!l t!orm In OliJo 111111' tounwaeat ~ )DIIQ, but OW, a<lloD coUld lid. a' ·I!Jrrt of wbOI II Ill ~··I lltor Ia the wee!<. , I o~ly I naU. Qnehmati EJder (16-tl came . !tom behind In the second half' to down (otU'th-suded Norw('(ld, ~~ 1111 . Elder took a 57-52 lead ·wi h h t:4S remainin11Dd t en Wli on witb poJRUion-type play. Tbt 'WO CitJclnnati up.ets left only one •et!ded team in the o.y, Roger Bacon, whicb wlll 1 - ..... a . ~p ~t(21-1) advibced to of the Central 01._ routiDI WortU· $5.00 a••- to Qlasa AA CeDtral , Columbllil Central quarter flna1 C!'ont•• nosing out U~per. ~=-:.·c;;i,;aa~d ..UJ meet R L & East Ju tb~ Z SHOP .,.. ··~- rqa .... . ttft Clift ... .,...,, Oblo FROM AT JOHN THE . SPORTS CENTER .MOSI'~ COMPLETE ··LINE ,, BEND AREA'. •' GIE.\T f,.~JS ... IIJ,UE or)\~OND ROD ... REEL ... ~·!ill ON.!::Y $4~ 19 F'Stii'NG SET Rod, Reel, Uoe, Taekle Box:, Sink· $6 95 era, Strlnser, Arllficllll Btlt- Let u• mw ap CA$TING RODS Pfl•e1er, Glan, Adlea Jtod, Betr 6,~ $1.95 up up • ,... • , '=~- ..........T'~ Cl . Cl q,c:lnnati Tail ot ... H-~"··· ~-r,~ na - · 7 - Cindhnatl Elder 57 'Nrioo 50 · &ID~!Dg ot o'clOCk· AI ct,Y.Ifl\11 ' Thls battle, will Pit thG crearJ Cleveland ~t. Josepti' ei Eyclld • of the "little'' ~hools agaln9t the Cleveland Holy NtDie ~ tOp dog in the SEOAL ClaM AA Cleveland John ~damt 41 loop. The winner will meet Frldav _CLASS A AT WiSTIItVILLI . nl ht h vl-' Sh g t e .."'or_ o1 a awnte- Newark St. Francis ISS .A&Jtvilt, • Bucllt.e.l-Y'))'k tomght at 8:10.• -. _ ~ Bettina odds In )UddleporJ and Pop;~eroy, who.se fans closely fol • 1 I I , low tbt fortunes of Rae ne'e: Tourn<t ~ ... d~ were about ~wo t.o one for 11 Ho~d victory. But it wJU be close JD • On the other hand, some e,ttperls •r Unlteol ·~ in the coaching field here, who • •••. T,..,.l:'l"' . 1 .,. tiave had the opportun ty tQ ·at7• Alb M te.mpt .•. d.efens.,~. •..a ihst tbe Ra- qs,.ega ., ll'qY • .., ,. Now York !). $8 IX1/V t!8 cipe Hot Five look for a Torp.ado · MINft QfXDII -Tturft41't'Mtt win. ' ' ·"•lti•>"ore 911 CathoUc u. ~· Coacb LtmY Morrison has ripent J-Jamp. $ydne)' 76 JlOJUlC)ke M a soU'd Week preparins his lxlJS Mt. St. Mar)fBIJ6 J. liORkln• aQ pshycho)otJcan, and physically Wjoola <MdY~ Am ..ln.. U. 61 '" the·battle. Monday he woit U11· · · NCAA S...ll Coll!llf .vmin1 tp sa)' wt~o would -11tal't fu • Rider 63 Drexel 81 Racln~. '!'his 0100ot be In areal Buffalo 73 C!oll•l ~ conJ,ctur!l. howe~er, 11 only one S~ Mlohat11 "M.l?~ ND~Mntd pOplt!pp· Ia ug tor grabo. Ivap !!ow· II!UDWIIIT ell, burly i)lard·lorward hll been Bald. Wallace lOl ~fo~~ - ~ •llart>aiiJii wilhlho J\.~1 in l'<l· Hamllne 75 St: fit a, c) co·LLE "' 'Clt BAS·KE'PDA[L I ,.,pa_ · .. 1 ' ._ . , - ... ... SPIJfNING ROllS Pflueaer, GJUI wtea, t4ml FeUow, OQier Nl!llla.Bruds $3.f9 liP · ,, . ACC:.S$QRI ES a ~"'.,. Beloit 103 $uP41t'lor . · •• ~·· ·sout h b ikota uu Mo ·mou .W i Wheat 84 Dul. ilrODeh· . ) Iouth NCA4 ....II C~IJoio N. Cor. CoL 78 ~d• .U.~SII E. TeDJL Ill. A eloiiin ' l 81 NAIA ToiimfliNIII;"'"' JSre.!!yterltn 1M FIGH!f ·RE"SULYs ly UlnAI!:;! -C;.,;,_ V•'• MI.AMI I ~"' ,..., _,.r, 1$214, lltmftrdl Clll'"-:,~11!'!1 Jlmfttv Plttr~, IOVJ:, """"'; 10 . ·~ • ~ r~r:~t!~~,: . H ~r11 RANKING • .. 6/<fHIR OJ ft PINBOYS TIDNG OF PAS'f AT ABC MEET -~~:,r.:i:::~~ ~ ,,.toj IN_ The A!IC Aomvlinabi~~.J!\:"'17 J 81-dey fll!l al ~orth bowl!" OPeD I 1I . ode4 lor,....., Blallt ll 1:30. 1'1» """"" .EUJ Charon wl!l 1---""7 .J_ Wu7 $ 1""'' $ rtlrtJuc ;NEW yQIU(. ft~r If:#/ Nr ,IIUCJ/ • I S'-J lr ·Otcor 1/j lfiS D(VJSIOII __ ._. U.~!S :~lloy!"~:~!":C::. aOother ~.!~ wu belnt vbo•-Mihed the atore. -.- 'I mor• ~'" =..r.:;r,.. ,_ averqe-~ld '!'be,. ttn lrild tol" or ._... II por .. Lewicki, • !Jii.poundff 11om ......, •94 t~ 1l.!f Y~::.,'1:1:'Pv.::-.::.~ "'mo•rtW-e 0· ice ertlm bJ the eaUoo. Atilt tblt, on ono -..!~>•. · .... ate . ttl pork chOINJ,· a dozoa bol dOa:O .... of pop •114 two, piOL He .. ti\ef'll 01~-~;toriolill?out bff,v6!i of 'hia thellut "plnatoo•" ,j>lal. Ill ..... out at ...., __ ,! lootrdlnlt lor.~ .._-- .. ~tel! ,., ~~ - """-'I:t ""'l Uke o '" •·' namea ...... 89d"11k ~~;ur okl, ideq_tl~ .,.,. outl, loll• rimmed ood helvy -.om· b •glals., • bat oot~ut t bey rode to the ABC annually in their own C!ild· mae. ...,4 Qrowlng GIMt Then there wae. Cliff Merry, a friendly six-foot. four-incb clant from Los An.Qle • l"!!P .·~ tii'OWing a bet1rd every Open!l)ti day-and by tq~arneAt'l end h" ld ,.,_, tr I b a IStory-ma ns \£UU.I s ag t when · it Cllrithed - the California Basketball Aan. ~mpiomhi:1 TueSdaY ni,bf ..Ul. i''IHl romp _,_ over second-pl,ce lt. M!lY'I of CallfGI'Illa. · ' . st. LOui4, g:ltbqYJP jdl~. wu crowned ehftQPi9n ol tbe :UbsouJ-1 NW}iJy CDnlerf~ ~~ · rwnner-up ~~ · ... · o;,J(ero~ l ' 1 l•u · l·' '!" ~ ' "'" 'I! ' .,"'{, rchilo. IW>IP <"'I oil!>"!! tbp g sevt~n 'CliUnploillhlp 'and , ICift , ~.=.... " -,. NCAA betth II llhOID"!""lilil !n~ . bla matH bell rtUIIft8rl-uP Kanus Sbte tonight If · ~n... Stat~ mem~>en 1M< .1,:ao ~ ar"!!!r ,,..r ,... rivtl ~ "'1f fOlc ·~ VII•••· !tOI!a', o'ly W. 1/t. oahl OYII'ep,d ~ .,.~. . . . ~~. . ., e~ly e~'. '~. taljle ••4 eol!aj fl't!'J· 'oupper iJ1tendo4 ·f... f!J; ., · °· ,...et o ol,...... ~ w~ Milan XWliodlal Chun:h -:,T • Plan To Q~rve Day Of ·Prayer Chur<ltH o1 )'o.,..,. and ...,. :t.1;' {liJ h n ' •IIPe eiJ ff ~' Sched·we·.,..,or·ld >· :rn:: n~~:;r.;:;;--~rq~~ roun41na t!)D'I,IlluniUet will obot the .. ,.,. World Doy <J! Prv~ op ume time. on Frida)' evrnln,. t 2 p. 18•· 1 btler'~ f'rtd.U · Marcb ~ -·te -::t,. , .,· ~,.of the 0 -Pol W - -IIA.II=,u~ ' ' ' - : . fYODJJ.-{!LIIo ·- of •• I" Rep. ~~ • """b p Day OfP•a · . y~r . lhaJ eonrif<lleut "*' • n~ boo. • ,..t, bir4. " 0 I IIAle t'jnrer tDd oll.ote tree but no otate dol- He '!'~ a he•· Ille to ·'brtnr · •·- to r to .... laurf!l • .. and ihe rqbin, tht mountain tbe w.bit.e oak.., The compeutora , wll'' ·'-1~•~11 -·- ch"-hOI · n ~--·n "'t• - · 'tbe 1 'worltl have to aet &ec:Witomed to wlll• ••obeern Day "'of• ·~ &' "Wbo Illioll Uo"-JRo. ..... U5 Ud ... W\'!Uell" by•lle· -ne Vrty former'" ., d ., "' ., HUn· pry, w u live behind the Iron Curtoln. . Jll'l. JOiepb Coot of the Ftrll B.!ptbt church io the general l"-· f ••· · ""'-· •tUJna: ~-· ...be......... .._ part ...wW llrt Willlam Bartels Of fbe Jtoct Sprinp Ketbo- . , ·' Jloo.l,....~ f.H · fjl ~Itur<ll""' jiro,l91W 4- an~PI'~~ll~· ·JJ-ll~· ~~. ,._.: c _.,.. Dol ,,.- · • • ~- , cu.~ illndUii! ·- · - · · Borll111 a..' tll4i ~In·.~~!'!..... ft!ttot? hop will lloo _.,. te-. ~7"""•::.:: l1,.,~ .,................... r -.....- •~ It Iw - - - 1 ·811 p. , ~--=;;:;;;;;;;;;.;;;=;;;;;;;~~-;;;;;:=;;;;;;;;;;;;=;.;.;;;;;;;=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;===;;;:::=;;~==~----=--..: per10nalfactor, Jnd anot,be:-r!!~:.~'- 1 Prayer with IQeelal aeMeeJ achedanybody a you ean hal beUete ' thlt ln bowu.n1 AI • .. OfToumeyln Portland . ..... on s.h\rdey aplfllt Golbridb . ' · ··+- ~ • · r: ~-;: · · · · liiiLDI"•Ifolr 1 ·' KANS.U CITY;' "i!b. 1JP ·Ta'l Panc~o Go......, held a 17-1 f~Se lodai, lu ~ · fi>!!PRI' ....l~s A morif eatHIM "Cllureb.. A· round the- World" will bo ollowr. p~ ~· , _ , .W., !hero bore !!_~ri ~fy ~ ~ Two Fived)ut lhodld ap~ ~lin u~ X:ins~ atilt ean Wra~ up·tbf ·nue. b~' wi,• nlng Ill lui replar"~--on 1am~· 174 to 17' 11M ~ sa ..,eked wbllo II' na bee· n a11 t'• ..,..,.,., _,..,. rlflee to the mitbl ne •r•. lived. He ·For the flrtt time tn tb~ 154:-)'ell' on 1 box of eboeolate ban ~MI fM'* ..la ., ,...,. h'.story of the event. autom1Ue plnspott~ wm lAke over the pinoelting job. 11'o I CODCOulon to IUIIolnod IP"l'd and rf]IabiUty, ·~ ,- S11n f'ra.,Q~tci· winner of th-~ NCAA '.coliolr tor Jw• . ~tralgbt years. earnOO tlie riiht to try for ' . ' . ;' . ebalmwa be at ~ • ~ ... ••• 0 • -U wrofltb d,J.L~. • ~se"al)_ ~ ~~ p 0..tc.,~ ~ ~ .~ ! for the O...o~<iment . Loulo Tb " .. -IJ••.'"T'i''~ " ' next · ..... ..., ~. ~.- l.i. '.·..1I 'I It . • •. 'P ~·'!'" _ ~ llfl •-;-;-:- , UonllH ~.... ''""' Wrllor Defv~dJne cbimplon lao Frail" cb<o tifd "&!. baf.j ed lnla the NC,\A tournament"'t6day aQd : • •' }• The stilt Ctiiinberlaln wUJ ' ~ lift Kansas Into the same nost-•e.asoo ClU$~C toni.1ht. 1 ••• · sl. ' .f . ' I .ron d . Rellt;l "' · .. ~· nf·..""'•;;J. y II I HUONDrive·ln ... . \/~ - I ._ • • I · TAMPA, Pl.. : · lotdoh Vlltloi, t49, Grond llopld,o, Mleh. '"" polnttd JUin t~lo.do, 11 ,~ 11.._ ,. c•lonl, liNin. 0 · ' WPlfe, and Bob Birch have demon· LUIBOCk, , ,•• : Johnnr Nlch~ ~ tr(l'ted a remarkable ver.satilit.,.· 1••, 129, MU,...ukte ~"'"'¥' ln beating clubs this year tb~ in Henry Watson, 132, Dell-. ,. 10 cases had great height ad MEETING CALLID ·vanlage , The Mt. Moriah Missionary Soe11helr fast break, aeaifllt the rl,ht -club. Is alWa)'s potent: 1h'.,.v i{'ty will meet Thunday evening Cltl eut on an exasperatUiJ rt~h· at the home of Mt'l. C. R. Youn,. , pliy ~of ,deliberate play, w~rkln -.: lhe ball fn for a deadly acouralt> shot elrht to 10 feet out elt~'' • by Graham, Sahcr, W()lf, or Dil'Cfl, \ Thousands have seen Plymoittk~s ck(f,llen(ling · HOUNDS IIG But the Torn~lio will have lfs handi lull again•t the towcrlnt 001\t:P~IJ, Hounds who ca·rry 1 lot or weight around with them too. In Tom MeQuald, Bob Youq1 and Waynn Dixon the Hounda have three of the Ali·SEOAL firs' team care stan. Young is 8-5, Db::on 6-3 McQuaid IJ-1. NeltonviJie . ·~L!. B" Ita two other starters on the AU· SEOAL s~cond team. They arc tbe ~teat gLlll'd Gary Stufllebeam 'It .. ' .' . ' .. .; \-'; &RING SCHABFFIR IN · INC. ·;' Pomeroy Emergency Squad bmu~i Elmer · ~h3effer, Nay.. lor's Run, to Melga General Hospital Tuesdly at 2:30 p.m. &HQWOOWH,· ~ . '' • ' ' D-11 and Ed Keattne, 6-2 forward. All have averqed .close to th.:J double seorinJ column u McQU~ld ranked fourth in 'the league \ltlth 280 points. Dixon followed with 188. Keating had 181, Youn!l 1117, and Stufflebeam 131. Stu.fflcbelin ranked 18tb In the li!llKUe. yow"' 111111 yeur ae!Miloalrom .~.95 up · TROlliNG RODS .. .. .. $3.98 up FlY *9DS · ....·.. · .. :· $6:95 up R.EELS . .r· At.. Ill tlpPof ~ IQIIIOQ 113 yes, arid even Adams and Powell. All of them average In double Col· umn scoring. IH' THE SPECIALS " , .. _ C ~-,., '-'0 1tlJD.uua · ."+n. sea1on route. No team in Ametlc1 baa been reported at thl 11 datu with hi h II ld I e er e soa accur•tY. n_e-a Tornadoe..' Doug Cnham, Ronnle Salser, Jim AdlllllJ,· carl AND WHO HAVE THE DOZ. .. .. .. .. .. 15c lr Johft GriHin ~·... Af!Or~~ C0 1 N•.. hfr •thebout with eoopo<ledtotoltt:v aet nodaayo'ne Withtrp,la POWell in tor on tbe reidy club that ha<~ an oU n'·bt at shooting. .. Raelae'a Hot 'Five--or octuatl; Hot I!J:-.oport a ZO.I o~ljl and were aeeded No. 1 In tbe Clqs· A tour•a.ment. They beat' Ijelpl'!l 6!· 50. jli' team that Mond111 /!itlh' lr.nocked Athens out of the ,C,lm AA' tournament by a comfo~ble marllin. ' Morrlaon's club Is shoot11>4 .: a oijm abade under GO% Ibr the GOOD FISHING WORMS Ullilf<l . < ·nr Adems, # great te\><mnder, who Obld W"'!!en• •• e IICp "" has onIy reee.~ ••! y recovere d I rom K. we,leyan N~AA, 7.•' ..,II oil... . Mali\\' ~-> THERE'S Have X& cent MR. FISHIRMANt We I ~>, Ac;lom HATS ma PU To·Ath .,._J_,I tts 1'he " I •I Uge Morrl· flrat ye'a r ~heo.ky Mort!· It / snother sparks to ~In The T"'d• ·. • In; ..And · AgoiJltt height ·of · op.on wl\b .fht •At.flt~rie• 1 oloy, feellnr tlle lfOUDdl, bouqd• !>'<!I !be lhey htlpe . . . l"ado fan, Ire · c;!OJivlneed ' Rool~i eon J•l boll the · · tho li(Nf Coilnfl> n.. can wjn. .r" ' . • ··-• • - D~ted tblo ttth d~f nl Febr~urr; (2) c. 811191\ , ' -:• - ' You:_.:·, -~, . ., . . - . addt • ' • John J ' of tile llototo of .1• A. Swoenq late of )(tip CoiJD\Y, 'Ohio. ~011 · -~ .. ••'t lo J,inJcvlllo. Ob\o. Rm "-"' b•oil 'itulv' ·~pol•lell aa e..cpll;ll( 181T. ' .,. lot•to~-''""" .' .... .,.. Notice I~ ~!l!'O~vT.tht ";!fll f'ftltlll8d. ) Wl..tt., Y9Mr N•w Qor Pu~]lt__. Tht That '. li!TI~I qll~.WI"TMINT H. Swcenev w'ttn8e Bo11t Off'l,.e < ·' . J•dt• ott~;"l'ijibate cl>l'll 10, 3te llolp (;o"'ll', Obi~ . . , .-~. I • •· .I• ' . . - ,;',.' . c.oJ• " ' ' ., vs • . I • ' .ftluh.DiioiG -IUtPL,.S . *fN$ULATIO.... ' I �' ' • ,··roa CONS Legal Notice • • DEPI!NDABU .USVLTS has been duly appointed ExecutriX of the .t;state of Fred W. Crow, late of Pomeroy, Meigs County, 2 cuta·per wor~ one lruertioa.. Minimum eharce Mc.-4 cents per ...V for three coDHaltive inaertiona. - OQO mOJJI.b. tor 2!1 ee018 per wor~ J'iaU hte of 2 cent. per word. wlll be char for a.dvertisine tf Dot paicl for before the 111th of ueh. month to owinc insertion. • J!l'.rnrl. in 1 -.ru The aot be ra:ponaible for more t4,a.n one lncor- nated this 4th day of Marth. 1957. John C. Bacon Judge of the Probate Court Mt-igs County, Ohio (3) 6, 13, 20. 3 tc Net ialertion. Card ol Thanka and SJ)ee!ial Notices of Events $1.00. Obituaric:~ pu.bJIJbed •t 1 cent per word. · LliGAL NOTICE (I) Notices ORDiiR OF ATTACHMENT (II I Wonted To Buy E. W. Peoples vs. J. 0. Casto and the Citizen's National Bank, Mid· dleport, Ohin_ Amount $214 and Intcreolit before R. E. Grindley, J. p, IT'S EASY TO BUY -SELL - RENT _; WANTED TO BlJY Automatic car. flDd employment - blre or flDd a lost Item through 'lbe Daily Sentin•l WANT ADS. Don't put lt off Call 398 Today - An Ad in Ibis column GETS RESULTS Can pay' $32.00 monthly. Howard Stitt, Midaleport, Rt. 1, Hobson Road. 3 I 3tp --.,CRUDE on., $3.00 per barrel and "~ lteel druma wanted. VirtU 'l"ea, SLEEPING JtOOMS, close in town, ford, S)Tacuee. Phone 907-M, ; 127 Butternut.. Pomeroy. 3 n 31<> 2·20-12te - i IAYI DON'T YOU KNOW? lafr.er'a will gl ve rou the belt tnde on furniture or appUan-eea. U tf -.-,..,.,-·.- tor,.........._ ....~ ...Uold - · llrot,. Clotllo. ~llntoD Fllba;, lliudieP~Wt- Pht.tn' -8261-X. Herm Berry's Hatchery, Jne. 420 . I:Uh Street eJACOBSEN eTORO GAR·DEN TRACTORS I e Slli!PLICITY CHAIN SAWS N. Bengal. Po!Df':"Oy. II 1 II ---::,- - (Sb I Auto Services 8386-Y. 2 27 6tc APARTMENT, 4 rooms and bath, first floor. Broadway Street, oMiddleport. !Phone 61'10-J or hour Wrerker Service. Day 6366·M. 3 6 3tc Phone 6227. Nl&Dt Phone 11089-X. DODGE • PLY!IOIJTH DISC RECORDER, good ahape, Eddie Fife, call 604~-J. DEALERS. 8 8 U :i 5 6tc R. H. kAWLL.,.GS SO!<IS CO. - 24 - ·- -- - 18) Auto Soles ·~==-=~-:-:-~ ~ 10-For Sole or Rent 19:56 BUICK V' Speclll Station 4: ROOM HOUSE, bath, furnace, Wagon. l>yn•tlow Drive, power kltehen Rink on ~ acre. Don ateerlnJ, ful:y equipped. &AV.B Manuel, Racine, o. 3 IS litp 1 000 :;:~. $ • Blaettnar~· :~~ GRAVEiY TRACTOR SM£s and 2 ·_1· brakeo, " hnd·lop, &2,893.00 Blaettn1r'a, Pot~~erc~y. 2 28 81< .~'=~-:::-=:- fJ 19M. PONTIAC V8 St ll'Oblef 4 ... Cu•tom Catalina S· ~an. Power stecrlng and brakca. llydramaUc drive, all leather 1cat1. $2,800.00. .9laettnar.'l, Pomcro)'. 2 28 6Lc 19fS6 PONTIAC V8 Star Chid 4 dr. Sedan. Le• than 8,000 ea&y mUea. Almott like the day It was aold. .,2,1.95.00. .Biaettnar's. Pomeroy. eMeCULLOCH ' 2 28 81c 19~ PLYMOUTH VB Savoy 4 dr. One local owner. Belvedere chrome trim. $1,493.()0. Blaettoar'a. Pomeroy, 2 28 8tc seaan. 1954 CHEVROLET Belaire t dr. Sedan. Be3Utlflj) turqouille and white finlth, power allde. tl.295, Blaettnar't, Pomeroy. l 28 6te 1951 I"'RD TRUCK, 2 ton stake body, $1~.00. Har.-y RouRh, Clif. 3 8 Btp ton, W. Va. 1955 CHEVPOLET 210, 2 door, 8 cylinder. Standard •hilt. F.xceiJent ovt>rall condl1ion. Would take. trade on 49 or older, $1.2M. Benedum. Tuppcn •F nncla Plaan~. ,phone Coolville 1563. 3 6 3tp Meigs Equipment Co'm pony, Inc. ! Where Quality Is Paramount Butternut & I!Ad Pomero~ . -:::::--.. .-:=====' - - • ..1....- USE SPACE IN THIS NEWSPAPER TO 17) Help Wonted fJ()()IJ R4$Vl~ when Aft Buyer mee~ Jlr.SeiiSI' in the VoJ. 4(1, at llf theOhlo Lease Records of Page Meigs666 Cotmty, Jn the prayer Of the petition !&ld plaintiffs pray that 11id written contract and verbal con· tract& be rescinded, cancelled, VI· rated and set aaide; tbat the frauttulant aa1ignment of the five oil and gas leases to the defenda.nt, Jerry Wald, be ranC(!Iled, set aside, and that plaintiffs' Utle In thfl said five oil and gas le1sea be quieted 111 ·a gain•t all defendant!; that the title of the plalntifrt Jn oald 10 Wheel GMC, G. I. Truek, WHAT RENT -SELL~BUY,~ TO SELL! -------- TRADE-HIRE - . . .FIND ·EMPLOYMENT .' • w. - ------120 Bl Insurance CONCRBTII BLOCKII ..ulld _ , Por L_. 3 4 3tp . cnm. ... m Rodney Downing INSURANCE AGI!NCY ..... Aulomollllo, - " " ACCIDINT Lltlo.CeMal!rlllllleMI • Reol Eatate Broker In MIDDt.IPOitT, OHIO ",_.. 6111 ·. s 28 lfte ·. OR TO FIND SOMETHING .' • Austin Is Named As Mason County Polio ChairQl811 • • j l). , .. ~ c: ••:'}l· . ' and the J;\lchard Austin of T't.. Plensant', an accountant at tht CelancRc Corporation Plant at Gallipolij Ferry, waS' named cllalrm•.n of tho Ma,on County Chapter of the National Polio ·FouridaUon at a mec~.­ ina held on Monda)'. Auslin headed ·Lhi!l years fulld rampalan and report•d at • th~ meeting ttut .small c:ontrlbutlons arc 11Uil coming ln. He said tttat the total would problblY exceed $11,1lt)(). ~ lle notect that the total wu be· low ·that or lut year but blamed It on the r4ct that the; public: ba! failed to 11upport the drive boC&UilO O( t.hC development Of thiJ Salk vaccine. · -~ . ,.~ , 'h ··•1,' • ' . ,, ~~~. lt...... I;::;::;~;e WI IUY . PIUL 1. PAitKII, Atoot ltltvtltODJ, reeondiUoned t4SI.95 POMIROY PHONI 201 lll4 up. Bldettour S.pply, chos. 3 6 Slc lor, 1 . 3 G 61p O·Room HOUSE, -bRth,' 1m"'all baae· mcnt 2M Pearl St., Middleport. ~ SAtE - coatt-)4 a 16, Price -.00 3 6 31p ,,fnato- ~ P.hooo -7\1, ·- ·--· __. . .- .. . CAN'T HIM, YOU HAVE LOST • • • Jamea L. Marlin Max c. Roller 3 6 He LOT FOR SALE Jn S)'racut'c. U&E STAR WAVA·RIN 11 direct· ed and get rid of rata and mice - - - -.::-::-:-::-= WHY PAY ltiNT? · torner , .Suaar Run flour Mill •••ld•nce-7·rooms and , bath In an.d Eberabacb Hardware. Pomeroy. Owner will help fl, 3 8 31p nnnee. Under UOOO.OO. 7 n ..· 1d-:-::a~ra""d"'I•-,-G"'or-.do-n-=nt="ACTOR lttldenct--ln MlddltJport. 7·rOom~t and bath, Corner lot. ..,.500.00. lrilll eultlvolor ond dlae. Llko new. A1ao bent. •vm•e 3 to t l"lct.nc---ctow in. Black-• o p road. 4 room1. Large lot, poreh. poundt drelltd. Phone ft11clno $3000.00. . , ., 3 8 31o Real~•nc.._On 33. ·Juat outside For Sole-~..... oiiiCd corporallon 3 rooms, ' t.'allar, <ellenl eondllloo, tiM. Flllh porch , t~xlra iaree lot. QOOO.OO A:Ycnue, Middleport. 3 6 3tc WHY PAY ltiNTt ---~·· VIED a£P'fiJOtlRATORS, •ood EARL o. MIN Dill ecmd!Uqoa, •10.00 and up. Uaed I IIIC7, ----·----------·-(211 Estate e,..dii!On. Wrl,. ""' WS.A V. Tile 'D•IIr l!ooUae!, Pomeroy . ' HAVE Mlddloport. Ftro - Au-bu.. ' *""' ' •" " >•' ·'' ' 1 " .' ·~ •··~·h-wo. • · e ., YOU lloo<la. Phooo b!S.X &-20-11 JIAIICH !2, 10'00 A. M.- 16 head COMPLETE ln11uranet..- Prnt~>t'tlnn, mtlk cows, Farman tractor and Ufe, Auto. li'lrc, Polio. Call DoD l'UltlYitor, corn pitker, •ide lev· Mllb1, Middleport, Ohio. er r"ke, mowtna macbine, one tract(.)r dl1c, other too numer. OUI te mention. Not rnponalble Real for any darn•aea. Alltn NftiBOn, Rutland. Jlarrt1onvllle ~ Rutland Quh•1·y pro]IL'rty ill Monkey Jtun. ·Road. 3 5 51 p Will Nrll :~t the apprait.cd .(lrtcc. Mrs. J.!.:vcrctt 'l'homa11, MAYTAG WASHl!:rR.-good condition, ma)' be ~ten at 166 A11h, Middleport . 3 4 31p Phone 90f.M. . I Obi.o, whlc:b uld Leaae is recorded In Vol. 46, at pa1e 664 of the Leaee Recorda of Meigs County, Ohio. (ft) The Frank Young ·and Allee Young lease on a 1:1 acre& tract of real estate in Rutland Township, Meigs County, Ohio, which 11id ·Lease ls recorded in and otber · drilling equipment described In thr petition be declared ( absolute, lrce and clear of any 1 claim of .elf defendants; that the ~· are looking lor a "!In who Ia convevane~lf the ,aatt of thfl de. pJ4rested in a good .,._ying bu1i '"fendant ,Uti Rutland Fuel Cefl])l nl's'i of hls own. Earning• unpany, a p.,-t.hetshlp, to the defenlimited. No capital investment. dant, the RutJand Fuel company, Good car ur Jiaht truck needed. I a c.orporotlon, be cancelled, l'lttt . Supply rurRI families In Mcig&l aside !lnd declared £or naught; {'ounty -with Nationally Adverthat a receiver be appointed to tised Walkimt Prortuctl for farm lake charGe of the assets of the deand home Also ask about our remlant, the Rutland Fuel ComJ Cree Insurance Plan. Write: Ro111 pany, a partnership, and the assllta Stewart, 403 McKinley Avenue, of the defendant, the Rutland Fulll N. W. Cantt.n, Ohlo. 3 4 Stc ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Company, a CorporaUon, and lo sell and administer the aame in H.ELL\RLE LADY to live Jn home. .. accordance with the further orders g 4 Stp Phone 006-M, lUX WABD of this Court, and for all other rcUef u may be proper and the t 201 Bust ness !le~vtces Court can &lYe. Crow & Crow, Attorneys QUICK SERVICE on W•.eh f.eSaid party It required to ans· palrlng hy Fu'ory Trahted wer on or beforfl tha 8th day of natrhmaker, COO UNS JEWE- 1 April, 19~7. L~RS, p{.meroy. . 1-3-U , E. L. Lusher and D. M. Lusher, Plalntiffa FOREMAN ol ABBOIT T.V. SER· (2) 13, 20. 2'1. (3) 6. 13, 20 61< VIC!LJ All make• Nepalred by Ex· pert Tec.-.nlchana, Phone 6284 Y 1\'l!ddll'por ·. G· lD-U NOTICI OF D!SOLUTION The partnership herctoft're eX· RADIO • TELEVISION SERVICil, latin,a: between tbo undc-:·signed Phonu _J{J, Cleland Appliance under the firm name and style Mam St., Pomeroy. Store, 118 of M'artin and .Roller Drug Store 2-23·11 Is thhl day dls1olvecl by mutual consent. Middlc~rt, Oblo, Mar. I, BarnOI-SimPIIOD tuuran_ee AeeiiC'J. (91 For Sole ' Rutland Townahlp, Meigs County, I --~ s·HOW -. Service. R. A. Flnlaw, 512 E. 1~ BUICK VB Centur 4 dt. Rlv· Main St., Pomeroy 3 0 lmop. iera Sedan. Dynllfiow drive, - - - -- - - sleerln& and eMALL J'Ot rent - Elec-tric wallpaper j .te~lller. Clinton Fisher, Mid-1 ncpurt. Ph. 6265·X 11-1 tf 1 " -~;------ , • ; I ll·L.d Parkr""•bura, W. Va. ' Phot. Garfield 2·3588 - · 2 2G 1 moe. 3 ROOM t'URNlSHED apartment for rent, w:•h shower. Phone power POWER MOWERS -=c--:- o=N=E-4:-::R::O-::O':'Mc-:AP"!:"":'A::-RT:::M.::E::cN::;T::-.-A.,C. I OIKALI, tho profit pullet ~-~- (2) 27, C3J 6, 13, 20, 4tr Extra piecPR of 1847 Rogers Dinnerware in '1rape pattern . Con· tact Gene Grate, Phone 6277, Mlddleport. 3 6 3tc I 14 , For Re~.t F'URilliSHED APA'RTMENT, 206 Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy. Phone 376 or ~. 3 6 6tc Daily Sentinel, PQmeroy-Middleport, o . ilaffh &, 111111-r 1 Ohjo. Adv~---Should be reported immediately. Dail7 Senti.De.l Jerry Wald, wbo&e place of ro.l· denee ia Hollywood. Calltornla, and whose Po»t orr:~.--e Addrela Ia c/ o Columbia Studh~8, HoiJywood, California, vtill take notice Lh•t on the 13th. day of July, 19M, E. L L.usbcr and D. M. Lllsher filed Lheir petition in the court qf Com· ~ mon Pleas of :Mlllgs County, OhJa, and on September llth,-19:M, E. L. Lusher and D. M. Lusher filed their Second Amended PeUUon in the Court of Common Pleas of Meies County, Ohio ,in use No. 12,444 against him and otbel't Said defend.ant, Jerry Wald, Is ltereby notified that one of the objects of said petition b to eet aside f ive oil and gat leases, which -Jaid five oil and gas lease• were fr~duently assigned by E. G. J?olan to the defendant, Jerry Wald, by instrument recorded ln Vol. -4& Page 659 of t~ Lease Recorda of Meigs Collnly, Ohio, and whieh said five oil and gaa leuea are deicti-bed as foUows: . The foUowina: oU and gu II.!Qe8. lo Rutland TowruhJp, Meigs County, Ohio; (1) Hiram Slawter lease in Rutland TowntbJp, Meigs County, OhiOj which uid leaae is recorded in Vol. 4tl, at page 660 cf the Lease ~ord.s of Meias County, Ohio. (2) The ·..."belrna B. Campbell oil and gaa le11e aa r-ecorded in Vel. 46, at paae 441 of the Lease Recorda of Melp County, Ohio. (3) The Joaepll Grueser oil and saa lease on a 3~ acre tract of real ettate in Rutland Township, Meigs County, Ohio, u recorded in Vol. 18, at page 662 of the Lease Recorda Of Helga County, Ohio. (4) The Joseph Grueaer Oil and gas lease on a 415 acres tract of real estate ill ..... I Clifton · Legal Notice Maud Sptmcer Crow whose Post Office addreu is Pomeroy, Ohio, RAtES I ~ - NOTICI 0~ APPOINTioiiNT ., FNd w. c .... ••••cl 1lstm Notice is hereby given that WANT ADS PHONE 398 I,, \ .. I ' t ;>(..~ . I .. .....JRQM.,. ~ -e~:· I,~;:!D mt•...,;-1 -J IIAMI ~. ' ICIIAP . MITALl '' OHIO ~.Lii,IY JUNK ft. . .. ·, -··· ·;,. ""'~·r . ' I -~)\: , ,. • . I ' ;.' . l ,. ( ' .. . ..; I ' j' . ·I ~';. :'!:~ci,· ;5,;~ ~~~ ·. x. · .. oi'Jl-'1 F.B.I. THE CAN H,o\NDLE· THIS CASE �' ' • ,··roa CONS Legal Notice • • DEPI!NDABU .USVLTS has been duly appointed ExecutriX of the .t;state of Fred W. Crow, late of Pomeroy, Meigs County, 2 cuta·per wor~ one lruertioa.. Minimum eharce Mc.-4 cents per ...V for three coDHaltive inaertiona. - OQO mOJJI.b. tor 2!1 ee018 per wor~ J'iaU hte of 2 cent. per word. wlll be char for a.dvertisine tf Dot paicl for before the 111th of ueh. month to owinc insertion. • J!l'.rnrl. in 1 -.ru The aot be ra:ponaible for more t4,a.n one lncor- nated this 4th day of Marth. 1957. John C. Bacon Judge of the Probate Court Mt-igs County, Ohio (3) 6, 13, 20. 3 tc Net ialertion. Card ol Thanka and SJ)ee!ial Notices of Events $1.00. Obituaric:~ pu.bJIJbed •t 1 cent per word. · LliGAL NOTICE (I) Notices ORDiiR OF ATTACHMENT (II I Wonted To Buy E. W. Peoples vs. J. 0. Casto and the Citizen's National Bank, Mid· dleport, Ohin_ Amount $214 and Intcreolit before R. E. Grindley, J. p, IT'S EASY TO BUY -SELL - RENT _; WANTED TO BlJY Automatic car. flDd employment - blre or flDd a lost Item through 'lbe Daily Sentin•l WANT ADS. Don't put lt off Call 398 Today - An Ad in Ibis column GETS RESULTS Can pay' $32.00 monthly. Howard Stitt, Midaleport, Rt. 1, Hobson Road. 3 I 3tp --.,CRUDE on., $3.00 per barrel and "~ lteel druma wanted. VirtU 'l"ea, SLEEPING JtOOMS, close in town, ford, S)Tacuee. Phone 907-M, ; 127 Butternut.. Pomeroy. 3 n 31<> 2·20-12te - i IAYI DON'T YOU KNOW? lafr.er'a will gl ve rou the belt tnde on furniture or appUan-eea. U tf -.-,..,.,-·.- tor,.........._ ....~ ...Uold - · llrot,. Clotllo. ~llntoD Fllba;, lliudieP~Wt- Pht.tn' -8261-X. Herm Berry's Hatchery, Jne. 420 . I:Uh Street eJACOBSEN eTORO GAR·DEN TRACTORS I e Slli!PLICITY CHAIN SAWS N. Bengal. Po!Df':"Oy. II 1 II ---::,- - (Sb I Auto Services 8386-Y. 2 27 6tc APARTMENT, 4 rooms and bath, first floor. Broadway Street, oMiddleport. !Phone 61'10-J or hour Wrerker Service. Day 6366·M. 3 6 3tc Phone 6227. Nl&Dt Phone 11089-X. DODGE • PLY!IOIJTH DISC RECORDER, good ahape, Eddie Fife, call 604~-J. DEALERS. 8 8 U :i 5 6tc R. H. kAWLL.,.GS SO!<IS CO. - 24 - ·- -- - 18) Auto Soles ·~==-=~-:-:-~ ~ 10-For Sole or Rent 19:56 BUICK V' Speclll Station 4: ROOM HOUSE, bath, furnace, Wagon. l>yn•tlow Drive, power kltehen Rink on ~ acre. Don ateerlnJ, ful:y equipped. &AV.B Manuel, Racine, o. 3 IS litp 1 000 :;:~. $ • Blaettnar~· :~~ GRAVEiY TRACTOR SM£s and 2 ·_1· brakeo, " hnd·lop, &2,893.00 Blaettn1r'a, Pot~~erc~y. 2 28 81< .~'=~-:::-=:- fJ 19M. PONTIAC V8 St ll'Oblef 4 ... Cu•tom Catalina S· ~an. Power stecrlng and brakca. llydramaUc drive, all leather 1cat1. $2,800.00. .9laettnar.'l, Pomcro)'. 2 28 6Lc 19fS6 PONTIAC V8 Star Chid 4 dr. Sedan. Le• than 8,000 ea&y mUea. Almott like the day It was aold. .,2,1.95.00. .Biaettnar's. Pomeroy. eMeCULLOCH ' 2 28 81c 19~ PLYMOUTH VB Savoy 4 dr. One local owner. Belvedere chrome trim. $1,493.()0. Blaettoar'a. Pomeroy, 2 28 8tc seaan. 1954 CHEVROLET Belaire t dr. Sedan. Be3Utlflj) turqouille and white finlth, power allde. tl.295, Blaettnar't, Pomeroy. l 28 6te 1951 I"'RD TRUCK, 2 ton stake body, $1~.00. Har.-y RouRh, Clif. 3 8 Btp ton, W. Va. 1955 CHEVPOLET 210, 2 door, 8 cylinder. Standard •hilt. F.xceiJent ovt>rall condl1ion. Would take. trade on 49 or older, $1.2M. Benedum. Tuppcn •F nncla Plaan~. ,phone Coolville 1563. 3 6 3tp Meigs Equipment Co'm pony, Inc. ! Where Quality Is Paramount Butternut & I!Ad Pomero~ . -:::::--.. .-:=====' - - • ..1....- USE SPACE IN THIS NEWSPAPER TO 17) Help Wonted fJ()()IJ R4$Vl~ when Aft Buyer mee~ Jlr.SeiiSI' in the VoJ. 4(1, at llf theOhlo Lease Records of Page Meigs666 Cotmty, Jn the prayer Of the petition !&ld plaintiffs pray that 11id written contract and verbal con· tract& be rescinded, cancelled, VI· rated and set aaide; tbat the frauttulant aa1ignment of the five oil and gas leases to the defenda.nt, Jerry Wald, be ranC(!Iled, set aside, and that plaintiffs' Utle In thfl said five oil and gas le1sea be quieted 111 ·a gain•t all defendant!; that the title of the plalntifrt Jn oald 10 Wheel GMC, G. I. Truek, WHAT RENT -SELL~BUY,~ TO SELL! -------- TRADE-HIRE - . . .FIND ·EMPLOYMENT .' • w. - ------120 Bl Insurance CONCRBTII BLOCKII ..ulld _ , Por L_. 3 4 3tp . cnm. ... m Rodney Downing INSURANCE AGI!NCY ..... Aulomollllo, - " " ACCIDINT Lltlo.CeMal!rlllllleMI • Reol Eatate Broker In MIDDt.IPOitT, OHIO ",_.. 6111 ·. s 28 lfte ·. OR TO FIND SOMETHING .' • Austin Is Named As Mason County Polio ChairQl811 • • j l). , .. ~ c: ••:'}l· . ' and the J;\lchard Austin of T't.. Plensant', an accountant at tht CelancRc Corporation Plant at Gallipolij Ferry, waS' named cllalrm•.n of tho Ma,on County Chapter of the National Polio ·FouridaUon at a mec~.­ ina held on Monda)'. Auslin headed ·Lhi!l years fulld rampalan and report•d at • th~ meeting ttut .small c:ontrlbutlons arc 11Uil coming ln. He said tttat the total would problblY exceed $11,1lt)(). ~ lle notect that the total wu be· low ·that or lut year but blamed It on the r4ct that the; public: ba! failed to 11upport the drive boC&UilO O( t.hC development Of thiJ Salk vaccine. · -~ . ,.~ , 'h ··•1,' • ' . ,, ~~~. lt...... I;::;::;~;e WI IUY . PIUL 1. PAitKII, Atoot ltltvtltODJ, reeondiUoned t4SI.95 POMIROY PHONI 201 lll4 up. Bldettour S.pply, chos. 3 6 Slc lor, 1 . 3 G 61p O·Room HOUSE, -bRth,' 1m"'all baae· mcnt 2M Pearl St., Middleport. ~ SAtE - coatt-)4 a 16, Price -.00 3 6 31p ,,fnato- ~ P.hooo -7\1, ·- ·--· __. . .- .. . CAN'T HIM, YOU HAVE LOST • • • Jamea L. Marlin Max c. Roller 3 6 He LOT FOR SALE Jn S)'racut'c. U&E STAR WAVA·RIN 11 direct· ed and get rid of rata and mice - - - -.::-::-:-::-= WHY PAY ltiNT? · torner , .Suaar Run flour Mill •••ld•nce-7·rooms and , bath In an.d Eberabacb Hardware. Pomeroy. Owner will help fl, 3 8 31p nnnee. Under UOOO.OO. 7 n ..· 1d-:-::a~ra""d"'I•-,-G"'or-.do-n-=nt="ACTOR lttldenct--ln MlddltJport. 7·rOom~t and bath, Corner lot. ..,.500.00. lrilll eultlvolor ond dlae. Llko new. A1ao bent. •vm•e 3 to t l"lct.nc---ctow in. Black-• o p road. 4 room1. Large lot, poreh. poundt drelltd. Phone ft11clno $3000.00. . , ., 3 8 31o Real~•nc.._On 33. ·Juat outside For Sole-~..... oiiiCd corporallon 3 rooms, ' t.'allar, <ellenl eondllloo, tiM. Flllh porch , t~xlra iaree lot. QOOO.OO A:Ycnue, Middleport. 3 6 3tc WHY PAY ltiNTt ---~·· VIED a£P'fiJOtlRATORS, •ood EARL o. MIN Dill ecmd!Uqoa, •10.00 and up. Uaed I IIIC7, ----·----------·-(211 Estate e,..dii!On. Wrl,. ""' WS.A V. Tile 'D•IIr l!ooUae!, Pomeroy . ' HAVE Mlddloport. Ftro - Au-bu.. ' *""' ' •" " >•' ·'' ' 1 " .' ·~ •··~·h-wo. • · e ., YOU lloo<la. Phooo b!S.X &-20-11 JIAIICH !2, 10'00 A. M.- 16 head COMPLETE ln11uranet..- Prnt~>t'tlnn, mtlk cows, Farman tractor and Ufe, Auto. li'lrc, Polio. Call DoD l'UltlYitor, corn pitker, •ide lev· Mllb1, Middleport, Ohio. er r"ke, mowtna macbine, one tract(.)r dl1c, other too numer. OUI te mention. Not rnponalble Real for any darn•aea. Alltn NftiBOn, Rutland. Jlarrt1onvllle ~ Rutland Quh•1·y pro]IL'rty ill Monkey Jtun. ·Road. 3 5 51 p Will Nrll :~t the apprait.cd .(lrtcc. Mrs. J.!.:vcrctt 'l'homa11, MAYTAG WASHl!:rR.-good condition, ma)' be ~ten at 166 A11h, Middleport . 3 4 31p Phone 90f.M. . I Obi.o, whlc:b uld Leaae is recorded In Vol. 46, at pa1e 664 of the Leaee Recorda of Meigs County, Ohio. (ft) The Frank Young ·and Allee Young lease on a 1:1 acre& tract of real estate in Rutland Township, Meigs County, Ohio, which 11id ·Lease ls recorded in and otber · drilling equipment described In thr petition be declared ( absolute, lrce and clear of any 1 claim of .elf defendants; that the ~· are looking lor a "!In who Ia convevane~lf the ,aatt of thfl de. pJ4rested in a good .,._ying bu1i '"fendant ,Uti Rutland Fuel Cefl])l nl's'i of hls own. Earning• unpany, a p.,-t.hetshlp, to the defenlimited. No capital investment. dant, the RutJand Fuel company, Good car ur Jiaht truck needed. I a c.orporotlon, be cancelled, l'lttt . Supply rurRI families In Mcig&l aside !lnd declared £or naught; {'ounty -with Nationally Adverthat a receiver be appointed to tised Walkimt Prortuctl for farm lake charGe of the assets of the deand home Also ask about our remlant, the Rutland Fuel ComJ Cree Insurance Plan. Write: Ro111 pany, a partnership, and the assllta Stewart, 403 McKinley Avenue, of the defendant, the Rutland Fulll N. W. Cantt.n, Ohlo. 3 4 Stc ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Company, a CorporaUon, and lo sell and administer the aame in H.ELL\RLE LADY to live Jn home. .. accordance with the further orders g 4 Stp Phone 006-M, lUX WABD of this Court, and for all other rcUef u may be proper and the t 201 Bust ness !le~vtces Court can &lYe. Crow & Crow, Attorneys QUICK SERVICE on W•.eh f.eSaid party It required to ans· palrlng hy Fu'ory Trahted wer on or beforfl tha 8th day of natrhmaker, COO UNS JEWE- 1 April, 19~7. L~RS, p{.meroy. . 1-3-U , E. L. Lusher and D. M. Lusher, Plalntiffa FOREMAN ol ABBOIT T.V. SER· (2) 13, 20. 2'1. (3) 6. 13, 20 61< VIC!LJ All make• Nepalred by Ex· pert Tec.-.nlchana, Phone 6284 Y 1\'l!ddll'por ·. G· lD-U NOTICI OF D!SOLUTION The partnership herctoft're eX· RADIO • TELEVISION SERVICil, latin,a: between tbo undc-:·signed Phonu _J{J, Cleland Appliance under the firm name and style Mam St., Pomeroy. Store, 118 of M'artin and .Roller Drug Store 2-23·11 Is thhl day dls1olvecl by mutual consent. Middlc~rt, Oblo, Mar. I, BarnOI-SimPIIOD tuuran_ee AeeiiC'J. (91 For Sole ' Rutland Townahlp, Meigs County, I --~ s·HOW -. Service. R. A. Flnlaw, 512 E. 1~ BUICK VB Centur 4 dt. Rlv· Main St., Pomeroy 3 0 lmop. iera Sedan. Dynllfiow drive, - - - -- - - sleerln& and eMALL J'Ot rent - Elec-tric wallpaper j .te~lller. Clinton Fisher, Mid-1 ncpurt. Ph. 6265·X 11-1 tf 1 " -~;------ , • ; I ll·L.d Parkr""•bura, W. Va. ' Phot. Garfield 2·3588 - · 2 2G 1 moe. 3 ROOM t'URNlSHED apartment for rent, w:•h shower. Phone power POWER MOWERS -=c--:- o=N=E-4:-::R::O-::O':'Mc-:AP"!:"":'A::-RT:::M.::E::cN::;T::-.-A.,C. I OIKALI, tho profit pullet ~-~- (2) 27, C3J 6, 13, 20, 4tr Extra piecPR of 1847 Rogers Dinnerware in '1rape pattern . Con· tact Gene Grate, Phone 6277, Mlddleport. 3 6 3tc I 14 , For Re~.t F'URilliSHED APA'RTMENT, 206 Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy. Phone 376 or ~. 3 6 6tc Daily Sentinel, PQmeroy-Middleport, o . ilaffh &, 111111-r 1 Ohjo. Adv~---Should be reported immediately. Dail7 Senti.De.l Jerry Wald, wbo&e place of ro.l· denee ia Hollywood. Calltornla, and whose Po»t orr:~.--e Addrela Ia c/ o Columbia Studh~8, HoiJywood, California, vtill take notice Lh•t on the 13th. day of July, 19M, E. L L.usbcr and D. M. Lllsher filed Lheir petition in the court qf Com· ~ mon Pleas of :Mlllgs County, OhJa, and on September llth,-19:M, E. L. Lusher and D. M. Lusher filed their Second Amended PeUUon in the Court of Common Pleas of Meies County, Ohio ,in use No. 12,444 against him and otbel't Said defend.ant, Jerry Wald, Is ltereby notified that one of the objects of said petition b to eet aside f ive oil and gat leases, which -Jaid five oil and gas lease• were fr~duently assigned by E. G. J?olan to the defendant, Jerry Wald, by instrument recorded ln Vol. -4& Page 659 of t~ Lease Recorda of Meigs Collnly, Ohio, and whieh said five oil and gaa leuea are deicti-bed as foUows: . The foUowina: oU and gu II.!Qe8. lo Rutland TowruhJp, Meigs County, Ohio; (1) Hiram Slawter lease in Rutland TowntbJp, Meigs County, OhiOj which uid leaae is recorded in Vol. 4tl, at page 660 cf the Lease ~ord.s of Meias County, Ohio. (2) The ·..."belrna B. Campbell oil and gaa le11e aa r-ecorded in Vel. 46, at paae 441 of the Lease Recorda of Melp County, Ohio. (3) The Joaepll Grueser oil and saa lease on a 3~ acre tract of real ettate in Rutland Township, Meigs County, Ohio, u recorded in Vol. 18, at page 662 of the Lease Recorda Of Helga County, Ohio. (4) The Joseph Grueaer Oil and gas lease on a 415 acres tract of real estate ill ..... I Clifton · Legal Notice Maud Sptmcer Crow whose Post Office addreu is Pomeroy, Ohio, RAtES I ~ - NOTICI 0~ APPOINTioiiNT ., FNd w. c .... ••••cl 1lstm Notice is hereby given that WANT ADS PHONE 398 I,, \ .. I ' t ;>(..~ . I .. .....JRQM.,. ~ -e~:· I,~;:!D mt•...,;-1 -J IIAMI ~. ' ICIIAP . MITALl '' OHIO ~.Lii,IY JUNK ft. . .. ·, -··· ·;,. ""'~·r . ' I -~)\: , ,. • . I ' ;.' . l ,. ( ' .. . ..; I ' j' . ·I ~';. :'!:~ci,· ;5,;~ ~~~ ·. x. · .. oi'Jl-'1 F.B.I. THE CAN H,o\NDLE· THIS CASE �.......... - ..... •. • ' . . The Daily Sentinel ' . . . '. ... . ,. ' ~ ' ' New Supreme Court Justice Is Appointed • .. ·-- -~-- Jolly Bunch Bake¥tlels Successful J ., • WORCESTER, Mass. - (UP) Achille J. St Onge has added the Mr. and Mra. John S. Johnaon,, mwns and gladiolus were u&ed on 17lh and 18th miniature books to 'the 1eriea he began in 1935. Hti Ga1llpolb, have announced the the alter wblch was Lighted by lateSt tddi.tion, "Wild Apples," marriage of tbelr dau&ht.er, Doro- white eat.bedral candles in sevenmeamre1 1% b73 inches. Another thy, to Ja.mea E. Weiher, aon of br~ncbed candelabra. miniature boot ia 1o/4 by 2JA l.Dcbe:. Mr. and Mra. R. c. Weiher sr., \ Mrs. Stanley, organist, and Larry Rio Grande, The mnr!'llie was Laraw4y, vocalist, presented a reand rorttl\ns 112 pagea. pedormed by the Rev. Warren H. etta) of nuptial mw;ic: preceding lte Seleet 0...., l'uV.;,Best ... (!.... (].,.. SALE ON TRADE-INS 1953 Dodge . tno. Local owner. , bed, body &. motor. her and Mr1. 948 Plymouth $1 I c.e1'. METROPOLITAN ' AUTO SALES 'fl.at11e U g. bl . .n Middleport EvenbiB• 1111111 1 AI Plloali 80411-J I . . Ia BAQ!l J'UBNfruu HOW MUCH SHALL WE MAKE 111 uoo ... •110o ... ••ooo. You name II. We supply it. Clean up biiis. Pa,y tu01. Buy spring clothes and bargains. Then have only one place to pay, It's easier that way. We are ready to back you with cash In any way we can. · CITY LOAN ---:&:-8::-:A-=:ViNGS CO. ~ lrllftll Covert, Mgr. is a and tcach.er Sen· 1 In:::~:;;•'!':~~~~:~:~~1 HeJunior I FURNITURI 0. , , lrfPietl c.. lllddl.,... l _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 1!4 E. Mlln aaara Falla and Wa.ahlngton, D. c. She l1 a ll'tl!duate ol' GaiJia Acad· cmy Hi&b School and is employed in the .MiteheJI's Supply Otrice. Mr. Weiher Ia a it'&duate ot Rio Grude School and Rio $299.00 BAKER AJtn White, Mr .and Mrs. Weiher plu to 1 take their weddinf trip Jn the •ummtr wben they will vW\ Ni- lOOMS Of ~ New Ful'lllture ;i roa I .oo THE at I .e . ' School. lor Mr. and Mrlil. Wether are makin1 their home 3t 106 Locust St., Gil· II polis. Pythian Sisters Memorium Held For Mrs. Downing An impressive memorial se:vice for Mra. 1. B. Downing wa ~ held Tuesday when Mel~ Temple, Pythiao Sisters, met Cor th.eJr Mareh meoting at the K. of P Hall. Mrs. Cash Bahr, Moat Excellent Chief, preslijed and Mn. C. J. Rhode• · save the memorial prav· er. Mrs. o. P. klein wroto the resolUtions of respect wbleh she read at the aervJee aa the charter was draped. Mn. Downing w~~ atven a eulogy by Mra. Klein who toJd or her yeara in th.e Temple. Sh!! was a charter member, ,. Pa5t Exellent Chlel; and· a Pa3t Grand Chief ·of Obio. Mra. Arthur Skinner sang a aolo "BeauUful Iale of Somewhere" with Mn. Lillian Steitr 11 ac:oompan.i&t tv conclude the memorl11l 11erviee. It was deelded that hll.ipectlo..., would be h~Id on April 30 wilb Dlllriet Deputy Orand Chief Nelle Patto~. Nelsonvllle, as tn8pectlni otfleer. Mrs. William Lowe; eha11'· man of the Ways and 'Meen• Committet~, presented several money· making projects. Mrs. Philip Meinhart, Mlsa: Erma. Smith and Mrs. Homer Jones •erved a salad course to tho mem· i' e .. • ' 'I' '. lty ........ IMit a ... ...._Hurr... ~"''lwlftt eMiC;M - .; SINGLE COPY-lie Hou·se· To· e Tod~y ' Eise..OOwer Fight-If-We-Must · ~lotion Certain To Pass United Mason Y.outh · Boord Meeting Held Monday Evening Center ChangeS Fhnk Vaupan · vice thalrmao,, f,,r th11 com In&_ year. Mrs. Jobn prteided when the Official Boud Werry chairman of the music eom· · or the Unlted Methodist Cbureh mittee reported that M:!. Jed Skate Schedule met Monday evenina: at tbe t'bur- Webster .Jr. w·bo waa elkted aa eh. church or.:anist at the Febru41y Prayer b)' Leo Crew opened ttl~ meeting and Miss Patricia Blatl* meeting followed W:lth devotiol)ll lee who wa9 electad aa asaiJitant taken from 1 John ll, by Ken· church organist had been eon· ntth Finley. . taC'ted. Mrs. Werry also ttatfd During the businen .session a Lhat a new progr11m had been set communication wae read by the up f(jr Lhe Sunday School pianRev. Eua:ene Brown, from Eldo11 U:::t Weeki who In behalf of the En· terprlse EU,i Cbui-ch thanked thP It v:as voted tc. purchase new church fer their eontribution t J ~ robes for the choir and also the fund . A com· • aculyles. · Mrs. C. E. W, Do~nie the BilbOp baby munk:ati-"" ~u · also read C'On- • rpporled on tbe pl_ans for vla1tin1: cernln1 liquor leglalation. · m!'mbt'rs whicb Will begin Mar~h Tbe Board went on record r ~· · 1~. A report of1 the policy com· Eu.g:enc m_Lttce was gl"ten hy Mrs. J~d quealing that ~ Rev. Brown be returned tO the church ~\icbsler Sr. and Ml~.s Augusta G(•nheiqLt>r. The mlcl·week Len-tep service vhich wUJ be held each WednesJpy evenmg at the <'hurch wu an· ·wunccd and abo that the Re\'. .em h•y of Cheshire would be th;! .pc~kt·r for the servlee tonjgbt. It was also announced ·that thf Mr!. Ray Woodgeard spent Uw :-hurC'h wouJJ be open lor prttye:·veekend in Logan with rl'lativu. ·~ro m o a.m. un1il midnight to ';he was aeeompnn led home Sun• ,.,P.hl Mi ss Eva Slmm& a member 1ay l'ventng: by Mr. Woodgeard ,·rsiding 111 Cincinmljj was report· and f11mily spent Ihe day with t<l il l and plans made to r .sending relatives. her card ~. Her address IS !liD Mrs. John F. Ballv retur n<'d Hamilton A~·c., Ci ndnn.atl. home, ' Sunday Aftei- o oovt"n l Tho meeting clo.~erl with the ·.vecks visit in J.ouisvHlc, Ky . wi1h forming. of a friendship clrcl~ an<l her duughtcr. and .son in law. n r prayer by Mrs. Downie. •nd Mrs. J . B. Marsh~tll and l a1.1· Jly Brntz Wolfe spent today ' n Plants with his dsten, Missc~ 1r!n :tnd Augusta WoiCc. Altonse Schorn has returned home from Holzer Ho,<;pltal where he has been a patient for aevcra: The Fairview Chutch rntllcn!<IJ monuu. a( t.be home of Mr. and :!1.~ Spencer 1'ue5rl.ay, Feb. 26, .t:~ Miss Eva Simms, a former Pom · helP Mrs. Spencer celebrate her eroy resident and for many years biitbday. a teacher ln the Su1ar Run school ie reported Ill at her home 5343 The evenln.: was spent In singHamilton Ave. Clnolnnlti: inii: and answer ing Bible q_ueatio'ls. Mrs, A. R: Knlght, M.n. Petrich Jlhe birthday cakes were bake!] Locbary, Mf~. Jr. B. -5mJtb, and Mn. Mary Roush and Mrs. He· Mra. Olan Genb~lme'r wefe Colum· Gritfltb. bus visltGrs, Tuetday. a late hour, •Juuch of cat,•. Vincent Knight who I.e attend· P9loto nlad, jello, cool aid. and lng Lln1Jy Military l~tUute a• 1 was aer~ed to the rvllowing WheeUna, Va. ·1pent the Rev. •nd Mrs. Eddie Gr.l· end with bl• parents, Mr. and Mn. Mr. and Mrs. Herber~ Roush A. R. Knleht. ~ ton Roa:er, Harry Jl'lctern, M'rJ. pey Hy1eJJ; Ml'll .. JtuaentJ Slauahter. Vandora Knight· Erma Older, Mary Donahu~ Brown, Mra. C. F. 1'ompklna, Miss Lydia EbO.baeb and MiN August& Mr~ and Mra. Valeie Spencer. Genhelmer were in Golumbns aendina gitt1 ~rc: Mr. Tueday where ther ttte~dcd lhc Alben P61laon, Mr. anrt Ob!o Area Rally of MethO;d11t chur and Mr. and Mrs. cbcs, bold at the Vet(lrlftl Mcm· Mr. and Ml'8. orlal POMEROY SOCIETY who Fairview Church · Honors Member On Her Birthday w. weell:-l a~ 10qlt $32.50 . . •. - era ·For· fJi.nfc co~r•<¥ 1umber .y abditor ••· v.!;., l lit· 1943. -eal lttate 'eo.ominer .i.n Jf!l!,a Chan1es in the akatina: schedule the Muon Youth Center were made and announced Wt ·a recent meetin1 of tbe Maaon City Civic Council beld ·at the center. OhiD lor For Children Is Scheduled tbe State · ·P resident CharUe Carr prulded afternoon Do 1katlng will be held for beginD!!J'I and children up to and lneluding ten yeara or age. The skatin1 fee will be teD tents and akitlng rental will be tree. The hours are lrom 2 until 4 p, m. of Saturch~y evening skating will be for older children who are more than ten years of aae. Skat· ing wJU be wtced at 2fi cants with rental of lk~tea set at 15 eenta. Nortb · Gal· The same rates a• for Saturday evening wiiJ apply ~or Thunday evening skating with the rink.open to an)'onc destril:ag to 1kate. E.LBER.F:E Named Chunilan :. • (,, /Lppbintmenf of son as educational 1110 Orig!Dolly Mr. Elie........ Wed for' apecific- ''aut.borit''" .,to ute thi1 CDUbtry'a armed ~ agalast Pbn any Nideut CorilmunJJt ,..._ . ai9n.11le Hm.se YOted.aueh,a ,,..._ lution. but tbe &;~te ¢1.Jqed Ole JJ.n.cua&e to a 'deelll'ation of aalionol ptlipooe. . ' NEW.IIARDWXCK " OA8 RANG• .. ''' <• P•ATUIUNO BUILT-IN Ltna OPP YO PfiOVIOI HIIU ,, v..., yvml Smoll !hal bacon I · m.de up tole ob- Je<li•o Ia to keep the, public In· lW July 19. 111M. 011. for $10 a mont~t Hear that hamburger'sl:nlel , AM' '" fbost: hot calr:n and , 'aa.ndwlchet 'eral to a toldan tuml doilY eoo. an yo« fovorlt•• quickly .. and easily Of\ your H(:!rdwick 1 Auftftlatic Gos Rant• wHh ,,,~ men formed Qn the .aeeom~lisbmen\.8 1 a~d progre.~ of· the ' on , industcy, · ~We are lft~na: our .Pl•na for and ·the operat,lona .of the to~pe­ hlndllni thia .number bale~ O'l UUve en\efprite SJttwn ,v~U:D the ' beat: ~ible · iaformation m·ake it P<Ui~e. . · nailabl~· ·bfi "hJd. Aulating WUii•mapn: toealb' aN . :~ ' ' Powells Service Statl6n al Mid' ~.. 119inl«< out !ll"!!ber• of dkiport; Arthur Jlllrt ..or. S\OIIdlrd · ln®Clrlortea of the ~ United · •Qt.ive ddt,- between Oil and DIU Swatzel ell· Alhl011d DILle\~· DI.HUI ....... be even· IDIAL,.IIOIII QRIL~IN. ,* I I PTH ,.,..U.. . £1eetilc 'Pow& C~pany bulidfl'g m .of a IJNAMI:&. COVER. 'fr ~~~=~t of the Mason-G~IUa·¥elgs Boy cql!lmlt~ee will.be h~ld this e,venln~ to ~OftCI~AIM. WITH ~ ... ~t·copacity aluminum trld... Uftl '·· . fltlbl oil, waoi.,. In yowsln~ l\looa dl!'!- 'c:. , 'This 1 Wilen'1M griddle Is •otln "'"iII llandy;' · i~ corir ~ Ovtt it, Prov:lclint, rOoMy~:,· ..' .' b• · _ . , . Ia prOYido 9 ftfth.tap.b..-.1 1 aoc1-.., ... . . woilt ••••~or gilddlt . . . ' . . ' Chitreh t-Llnoillg Revival Friday • eGR'I til L:.t-·IN bD,LE Vfl'lil ,.- "' . NOW YOU C.4N IUY A ..·WASHER l'fll• OI!Ut••llt•r BuiJr Neeer 'OI'!N!oll• BeiMI tlre.t R~vivai Planned AtrLetart FaJis· Cll~h Mareh. 11·· . '' ~.j acrvk~ will lii! . tiki 'Letart Ftlls LUniWd ~~; .itarch 11 __ ·MAYTAG a, ~ing , to· inade ~- tOOay. Old ~~~and .' .' Plua Old Wilber ' . • J!arcl> ~•.D ond 10. ooch lllree ~ eveaib.f: ·at .7.:30. E." Vr Bttter, e.vaueJlat · :- from Login Wilt ideliver tfle · mei•ae oocli eveninlr. Golpcl. and opeclol fllllinl ."~lffealuio eadi. e_venlng or the rorival. . "·- ' ' County Health . when:-: Jtrviees are • (innlng ' Of !11<\'iYaJ".. amdfto Ill!' ·Member . . Dwight E.• • •,be ma.ssage ' or 11<\o. wdier Tlomna, P,UIOr tbe 'Mt. · Herman Uoittd Bretbreii Cburtb : IDDiDUnced .today 1~ be- ·&aM To Name "11Iiir ' .w. bo._ Of LocaiOUC .·. I Plans are being made to erect. a slgn out1ide the center which wlll be inscribed "Mason Youtb Center.'1 the: .WiJiiam~o ·Is We corry a i:am~lete: stock. of metal cobh nets - wardrobes, bqse cabinets;; ..single . ond double door ut.ifftY cabinets·ana wall cabinets. · ~. ~ aaid, the "atop.pp" re.Olutioa doea not do. H ....leadm predldo4 pauoge of tbe Senate venioll of the Middle East resolution by a lbargin of . about 38CHIO - a lb. to oae ratio. Speaker Sam Kaybum ordered the House into lUll~ thU morning an bour earlier than anaL Under precedurea: adopted, only u A polio clinlt for · all cllildrea hour'• debate wu 1UOWell and . bet'lt'een the IJU til one throup HoUle arlion wu npeeted llhoJ'll1. 11 aDd for llftpul women wW after noon. be held In off- of the Countr r.alld•nt "«1Jtl Ch•u Heal&!i Depart:meot In Pomero.v The Senate resolatfoll deelarea Thunday and Friday, Jlartb 14 the United Slata "'I - · d to and Ul It ... anaouileed today. uae armed for~ to reliet 1n:y Health Department" Exeeaadvl" Communist agcrelllon ia the ;)(ld. eoun:try ~at­ Belllab Slrauu 1ald dle Eut provided taeked aeeb Amertean If .abo .~ lbota w~ll be fNm author'.tJN the Presldnt 1o wpead to U:3o. a.m.. and from 1 t"' Up tD f;ZOO million of l:lrea~~y apo totuatJ HilrMI Bernice Led· propri~ fundi u IN! ,... Ill to ..... -bodl Slnilll ril be In Vkldle .EUt • o<oJJOmia j .......... and military - . . . it'"'. ; In 1950, 'J(eelet beCame an. exe~utlva ,or ·the t.rueklnc compiRJ' .JDd move to ColUmbus from Gal at the meetina at wbicb it was decided that Saturday WASIDNGTON (UP! - The House met early today to stamp final CODp-esoiollal approval on President Eisenhower's "fighl-lf-we: mllll" Middle East resolution. . · · But with overwhelming House support aJlSIIred, IOD!e Demo. <rato called for the administration to produ<e a pooitlve, long· policy to deal with the vital Middle East ""'"'· This, they llerm~o U. "- THINK! '"""' IOirlly . _ , ...., cNntt ... •.......... IIIII' lnUCh , Vl5J:.. VIII . NO~ 275 ' ........,.............. . . . ,.rtl.... berfi. JUST ay UNITi:l! ..... Ohio: Cl....,. 1M - · o lfttle '"'16tr ...,. Mth , • .,_ ...,. ... eouth •I'MII .................... . ' ' . l WeQther . Pullen Twins Celebrate On .Eighth Birthday Dtnlnt room bOatease• were Mn. Clyde Mitchell, Mrs. Lee Wei· dr. Good work e. • • Ia~.,. 'I • Ja Loe4l Nm laM~ • " ' IRS.T.. Dorothy J.ohnson, James Weiher Wedding Vows Given On Feb. 21 Wilton on Thursday, Feb. 2.1, at the ceremony. tbe Grace Methodist Church. GalAttendilnts were Mrs. William Upolis. at aeven thirty o'clock. Ar· Johnson, lister-in-law of the bride, rance'menU. of white chryaanthe- matron or honor: Raymond Weiher Jr., brother of the bride#Gom. best man; Earl Wilrob •nd John Paraona, Middleport, ushers . The obrlde, whG wa• given In marriage by her father, chose a ballerina le:DJlh gown Of White 81· tin with white tulle tiers and aeed The eighth birthdays of Stephen pent embroidery. Her flnaertip and Stephlnie, twina of Mr. and vel! of illu1ion waa held in place Mra. James PuUen, was celebrated by a satin bandea1J. embroidered Tuesday wh.en friends from th.e with pearls and her bouquet was First and Second Gndes were in· in semi-eaacade style uslna: white vUeci to the Pullen home on orcbida and roufuuds. Mrs. .1ohmon wore a blue taffeta ballerina iSrownell Avenue for a part)·. lfrs. Pullen Wll aul!ted by leflgth IOWII: with ltole Mta. Denver Rice and Mrs. Lewb and a bandeau of-taffetta H. Sauer and th.ey served cup with rbinutone1 Mn. Johnson, cakel, Ice ceram and favors of balr-eJa.ape for the girJa and minit.· bride, wore n navy blue and white ture cowboys for the boy1. Thktv· ensemble with matching a«eat.brte a:uests were pre.aent and soriea and rtd roeebud conaa:e. A recepUon waa held after the l~l\1 were pla)'ed and prizes •· warded durin!&" the party. Mrs. ceremony In the church parlGrs. A Pullen used a pink, green and three tiered weddin1 cake. topped white color scheme for the party wUh . a nUnlature bride and groom, wu used on the bride'• dewratlons. table which w!l& llchted by white crystal candelabra. An ~rrange· ment of white ehryaanthemuma wa1 used a• the centerpiece of the ta-ble. · J ... ,. -- • ' LlldiJe Beal'ba HawldDs, Pomeroy SOciety Editor, Phone 6244 ' llunor Schaaf. Middleport Sodety Editor, Phon-::~:..:60:.:.7__9_ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ __ IMAI.L PltiNT , Old Into Naw ' BNFSALO. N. Y. -Si;lvio ·bl&i.:•t 7:30. ' ' .. nHf p~bllc is invited ·t.o ~~t~~ khC~ "il!fiVit!CI. bati lftently turned fer of $2,500 tbat cost him. 1 ,, ., . SUIT Pl~lit : ... ' . garaao old rebuilt tbe had tbc t2-tncb 8111t make up the Me.la! Hccltb Advlo!>r>' naQI' one ~~ ' on tile Healtb ~ · the rJms capped In;bl,er tire• Tbe old new ia a 1809 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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