http://66.213.69.5/files/original/1ef8af8057f0a7fdf211327c87252b7f.pdf 1d38c6b7b55a740b53e7e03b8b412baf PDF Text Text ~ -~~· ..... ........ ' ~ ~ ' ~ . •• • -·· ... .. . . "'Il ••• ~" ~ .. . ' ~, - .... • • iadleport, TUOIM • Mori hHas 1 p Ba . tC f At Or: • • n s t 1/ogher H me "' Social t s Fr m Pomer y ·lo I rees G' en Fu Grange Candid te HI Thurs ay Eveni I T ' Mo a 0 R s a T IBUTE TO NKLIN IN J B In 0 •I Cbr' ti d I u I ~ "'h II !r VI 0 J• Ua , Ii B H ll ••I E lleavor II Gatb · g 0 a re I olld c r th t's local bttsiness m n yeqipe.TY njtt in Fran \'n haJ a "i ,lc 1.111);;' ,1 i (',tls p thi t rulr J;tjc t ' · ir1 "P''• .tll<l J;.II'<J the "'orld a w~ahh uf pr;tl i id ·" iu dU(ilt n, m<·tiit"i 1r, &ei~ and rivic im tJ\It cut. IIi · athil'C was n tstamly !u u ht hy lc dtfl of hi ti 1u 17 4, twetty·t ·o ye r&lxfurc hoe C\: m~ a sir.:nrr of the I lar t ' n uf lnd c Jdcncr, Jr. 'nm lin wrot a trr r inc the Colonies t unitt'. {e kn h<tt ut 't a~ ion could icve, J hi i1 be-l' Hd t e fi lie word to t ke rout, &ro atHI b('(on h tes of nca. , , ' DT ••• • ••• II IN F •' bun fir tu the hl1 na n1~ could ~,4t a ·e 'h• vut advanug I fori • C: toJ~Iwldh LLtor· m•ud by r in1101 hn. IG I B .E N 1 _, • • ; ' '' . ., e or Basil U('Sts or Re rlcls. [• ~ • '' ' I F R A N K L I N ' "'"' ' .. . ""~ I , \ To Of 0 •t r AL MOE ALE �' • ' PageT~ ~· --=-=--~- Wednesday, January 18, 195P_____________..:.T.:.:h;:,e.::.Dollv Sentinel, Pomeray-Middlei;.ort, Oh1" Do Sentinel. Pomeroy-MiC!dlePOrt, Ohlc. ___________.:_.rh~e:_.::~ily ---------.,....------, -"==~~=-------- _____ Wednesdoy, Januory 18, 1 ""' .. -~=-------~· The Daily Sentinel - · ~ I ... Commentary DEVOTED TO INTERESTS OF MEIGS--MA~ON AliA lfCHARO S, OWEN GIN, MGIIt. Sen Pllblilhed tY~ry atteT'Tloon except Sunday by The Ohio Valley tlnel , lllC!., at 110 M~hanic St, Pomeroy, 0 Businf'SS office phont' 388, HUori11 ofClce phon£> 397. -~· Entered as serond Pomeroy Ohio. clas~ Nat~onal advt'r1.ising mailing matter at the repre~enlatlve, post BY HARMAN W. NICHOLS 6:M ' c., Subscription _rates: Delivery by carrier where av11!1able 30 cezat ~er week: one year in advanee at The Daily Sentinel office. $15.60~ .SIX _ month!, $7.80; three mq_nths, $3 .90. By mott 1r route wher~ ava 1Jable : nne month, $1 By tnail one year $8· lliX month!! $4 2~: three months, $2.50; on(' month, $1. ' · ' · ' \ Profits Not To Blame • ],•ss that little Greek restaurant 1 n•ml!mber in St. Kilda i'n MelUournt• still continue-s to ~erve a gressy stenk. A?stralia Is -coming aiODR', and ro~mg slong fast, but It is stm 1 whJpsawM by a CDD'Ibiflation of 19t.h Century trade Pt"acdces and \'lctnusly powerful unions who.se whole purpOse Js feather bedding lhe pratedio-n o1 the union &Jilinsi entt'tl'pt·ise. Tbe entire idea i.l slowdnwn . I watched a demolition job Ill Melbourne last week in which lh~ olabrers considered every bnck as if it were a diamond be~o•·e t·hey _ regretfully dropped it 111!0 the rubbir. The lllow-nwtion ~peclac1e was so rldit;!q~o~s \Q see that. a. friend ot mine' calle,d, ,me !n RUARK REPORTS On The Free Enterprise · Condemnation By Aussies BY ROBERT · · c. RUARK SYDNEY, Australla--I have rc ~h !! ~ea~ t hat nu~ omatiOI! will create widespread unemployment cenlly com~ upon a prelty li ttle es m 1 c nr~ of hl slory _ P:very improvement in production me~ods precept . m free &aterpri 8 e-~u ::Is I . -- baslc you con't beat it. The nrccept d~als with the t·hlnR w~ prny 'or-g1ve us this day, our lluily bread. U,~ioo~ twist •this ·Labor stale of N.ew South Wa lE'S inlo Ptt•hels. 1 he' I! was 1h · e recent c~c of one lmrc Schwan·z, obviouslv 0 "new Australian" who ownR ·his own bakery. Fur the sin Uf starling hi s Oll(~ns-not USi,llg union ·l!mployeos who ore forbi~dcn to go to work before 4 A. M.-at 12:-10 A. ·M. I Irnre was hauled into court nn•l fined 60 pounds, or abnut $IJ5, Jor the sin of working r~ 1• him - · N .self. lmre, it seenu, was an ' old offe6:der He is a Europt•an. a frc<'· filnterprlse guy who wnnts to mak~ tho best bread h(' can, and sell 11, thereby insurin~ a llving for his family and t:lhn'selt WQen hfl went · !;aefort the magistrate, t.be poor soul pleaded ·t hat he was trylna to comt-ete with a keen rlv•l, by working a little harder a littj:e,1onger and a IIUle· eat11~r For this be waa &macked wltb ~ fine . .. ~ ..• · IronJCaJly, JUst rec~ntly the two- riehN"t commfreJal families lil the Countty were united by a mar-l'iage l·h at almost rivaled th<! Queen's vi.!li-t in fOlderol and faney dolnii:,l. IronlcaiiV, the vast tortunes were buHt by immiJzrants, muoh as Mr. Scl\warrr., one ot hawked his wares rrom a PUIJb<!lrl. At the time fr·ee enternqt cOndemned, 100 I ait.'ppura that the tor· Horderns and thl) been Christmas loaf. From lht· 1'hu: day before Christmas throug h Bnxmg Day, .t~e 26th (the first week day . followm g Chri stmas), it was <~gamst I he iaw f()r bakn~ to bak E> bread or earriers to deliver bread. On a normal Wet•k it i.s also untnwful fnr b rea~ 11\ be de liver ~,L bdore 8 A. rtf. Thi... ill union <.lfn · trol of le~i sl.ation, pure and s-Jrnpll'. The law Is e.nten·d in the stawatch Aussie enter tutes as ·t he "Rreid Industry Act'" In the .flew Au.'itrnlians the wHh .pOW"r to make a rnan a r>c!t~· lmmigrnnts , from million-Jtrong cnmmal lor whipping up n bi.~cu i l all pver -the globe, the Aussics ior !Jul~ outside stat~d dav~ a ud have the germ of 8 lus-ty t·hrlvln" huurs. country which someday c~uld rival Unless a householder employs Canada, approach Americ-a . But fGrethought, !t is literal!}· pos....;ible until they can figure out !lome to starve m Australia 11\'er the way to Jet the bakers bake and Christmas wee k ends, unless you &:,ell the pl'otluce of their 'ovem IJ_vt• in n h~Jtol nr have careful ty ·Wit·hou't drauing them into rourl' lll<'tuull cfl your house. On the an· the g t r · ' y o a ar pieCe to go. eicnt Clllebr;1tiun of Boxinl! Dlly, (Copyright, 1956, by United nothmg whalSO('Vt'r is opt·n, un· l<'e11.ture S nd' t J l t _ t: . Y lca e. nc. - - -- - -- ~~f~:~d~~r~ DAILY CROSSWQRD 1. Maeawl! (Brez.) &. Cflld ( PhH. la.) e. To be . coquettish 10. Immature ...d 12. Younged J 3. Tropical . rrult lt. Encll11h rlv~r 115. II:V<lnlnr (pott.) 17, Guolln• (ahOJ·tt'ned) and ttdy 23. Orate ~1. :Meritt 28. HOtl.se of nobility In laws, 11r1Ul£e t!'U!Itom& . POsll· unions of lhe bly the world iare and "ri:rike" u a - d that Into · the dally :tc~tne more :t·hlln .1bto~ foilbidd.en bretd, Just recent!y .t here was a ltrik~ amGhJ;:+.beJi.eve 'it or notthe CAPTAINS of ships. It l11 a risk to send a vessel to Australia beeaUM you never k~ow whlch bnn.eb of what Uftlon will im~edt th~ turnaround. ln one Upt'C\ of union habitand it can be C:aHed law-no br"ad wu to M ldd oier the r~ong . of 7. --- oll, Ingredient or varntshet 8. Olrl's namo 9. Not many eom• 11. Goddess fort · Of da.wn 10, Jnlt• 16. Force with horl\ll 38. EdJ"ri: ot aarmenU ~9. )"eaN(i.bbr.) 41. tnd!a (poet.) t3. Be&k or abir4 lJI)ft&ta 19. rub out 20. Expn!l&ion (1111:\nj) 21. nlek• "'""" fE<:d.) 8!. Ampere tabbr.) 36. Conatel· S7. Timid 40. Engraver'• tool Potade '' 11:10 Soo... with ted Wollo · 11:15 Huntlnrton. •t 'Nittd: -'-' 11:45 Slrn 011 46. Dip out, &l)¥ater ''·Subsides DOWN t . Contedttate 2. Rend apart 3, Pa.tot, !:40 .Ihi110elaM d5 . Jolul Daly I I -DAllY CRYi>'roqt]Ol'E .J:Rero'lllow to wofto: lt: ' '•··" '. AXYDLBji. 'AXR Ia LONOFELLOW One ~tter 81mply 4tlnda tor anotl\4i'r. In thll tll:nmpll!l A is uSI!Id fot the thrte L'a, X tur the two OJ•• eto. sang! .. lettent., llpot· . ,· ~lWitll, tlle letts ~h an~ forma.tior(!9.f:. tht vtOPdil are au :ttlfttl ' ''li"."~H•y' lliH~dt Wil'illi ¥o' ~ilt'. .l ' ,... ENA 'tiVTli KOTA .KE 1',;~r:-''i!OK-- · NHE-PQI:DA JW M cbop. cl:inDe:r wat prepared and ser24 4 ved bJ Charla Bayes and Robert and Bpme Vaujhan to 25 mem· 0 bert. • Through a typographical error the name of Richard Cbambera, rHieeted as assistant cashier oi Pomeroy National Bank, was in· advertenUy omitted from the , atory Tuesday on re-elecUon of officefs and directois of that in· ~ow JoeJ it run wken 'JOU ~ofJ ill~iJ wa'J ? . JACKETS I WOOL SHIRTS stitution. Mr. and Mr11. c. ONE GROUP m. (Pat) Parker and dauibter. ~OOL Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Turner of Lancaster visited relatives in Pomeroy . and Racine, last week. Mrs. FloYd Cleland of 1 Lanj'sville is tbe 'guest o( her tbter; attd b'rOtfttr"ln-Jaw, Mr. l:nd )lri., · William WoOdard. Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Wilkins of Lancaster were weekend guesta of ber mother", M:rs. Addie Grue- Cas_h Bahr-Chas MeMaster ser · Robert Warner o( Dayton is a :Middleport, Ohio SWEATERS SMITH . Clothing It l>n'l aul&c:lonl lhal your waldl-bop geed lime in any oao poo!Uon. Wbon .yooa i>riD9 your wateh here lo bo repaired, we cbock U In be pos!Uo~~t-~~ol hT hrmglng It on a boalcl bul -1 lhrough em amazing electroaic i:altnuDeDl f called !be- ~trbtf}4lastr~ Dt~~~and th11 proteelioa. We .m Lo ,t.d ~ demo111tra1e b1 leollq ,...... wold! FREL UWTICVD SVJ \-b., - AND COLLINS JEWELRY ABBOrr Where Your Coafhlmt:e Ia Jutlfled ~kett and ' ou'VE proba9Jy Jl!lli!:eCI.tbat more and more We caiJ tell you why very simply•. peoplo Seem lXI·be,stepplbg .Into the 'Uppet ROADMABlER start< ufJ wlth all 1M vlrtuts tlud clrcle of line cars_ have vaulted the full line of Bukko to soaring .And there can be no do!lbt that "good pu.es• popular favor- then C<lpi tMt tJCCiaim with a . --. 'bate a lot to ao with ibis_ - . . worthinesa all its own. . . . Jlut all by ~If, It does:it't explain the mdden You sense this especial emiJll'llOO at once-in tho ; ·spurt In sales of tbe·fl:uest of BUicks- thi1·1956 ·individualiZed otyling of this grace£ully propor· no..nM,UTER. · .' ' ' .. • t ' . family, trlal1 wert rt· the U, s. De-. Th• trtala l'or it has always _hee!l our experience thet folks '' with the whereWithal lXI buy aiiy car they choose aie apt to bii'the cli0o8ie# of 811. ·· · . ' ' . So it seems quite ~ that the marked and incrliaslng prefermu:e fOl .ROADMASTEII Is ill the fit).eoess ~ the car it.iel£. tioned car; · '-~- . You recognize it again-In the qpfet elegance of i~ custom appointments-and In tho ·g'ood·t8ste of i~ luxurious fabrics and oolor harmimles.- · But you know it for sure in the llft and thrill aM opirit of ROADMASTim pmfotmauce. For bere Is the obedient might of the highest· powered V8 engiDe In Buicl.flistory-'coupled to the Bash-fast ~· lllll'~· smootime.s of an advanced "'?W 'irati&l)l!l Pitch ~ most mOdem tnm"l!iuio!l,ip l!lO!Oring today•. ' l!Qi~ handlillg ease; .. And hem lsiBulck comkt; .Buick roacll!bility, ~\be &re't Buick ride-each brought to its peak In ·t.Jils Buick .. of Buicl<s: In all truth, no -..-m•n w~~o··· ,. JIuii· . L·e merit above· •• ' mere symbol could ask thOn is his.'lai, .,: ' ' f9r. "'u ROAD>lAS'l'EII. '-- . •;. '--"'- ·~J., 1"£'t ·"""' -" ."Li;J-,.' . Jt-, ., ·h' ;;-' "-.:..;,........._ _ _ _ _ _ _....,...._...,__ _.,.; ' . . . . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . . : . . . . . . ~ AiJTOMOIIlll All! IUIL1 • TTNAR AU:TO CO. - '>I .' - '- ' If tfult applies to }'I!U, 'lrio'lt;be "'-fpy to '~ge an introduction. Will )1lu :phooa. us-or cclmi.'.IJ:I ' -for a demonstration sooo). \. " •• • • •~ • . • ' .t: ,Or}'ptoa:.mm Que~tlon KGSSAKK, ' Carpenter ------ - _ 13 ~ Treadway ------ - ·· 11 . 2-4 B. Snyder - ----·--- 2 0.0 Boruett ----------- 0 0<) Y '. . . ..•. orwater o-o I · , "' Mn. ·~ "tG i)t'' .-i ••. ,Bbdiea nOIIDUd that the state vice eom3 mutdft, Fred Thacker would be Woode ----------- - I 1-2 0 the speaker for tbe birtbdaJ party Headley ·--------- 0 8.L,RI ~G I'T TP to be ·held ill Jlareb . Door priw. Snyder ----- ------ a ~ 12 were awarded to H. E. BoMy and I WUeo-xeD -------- 2 U lohll Will. Frame · -------- --- 11 12-11 M Followinl the meetiliM: a pork ,. cU&fyl' in ' redoelftr ftJr, ~and \Mrs. Ned Henry ' aurlaee tallln!fOit f\fr. and Mrs. Arthur and· • ;Ficlr.: o(PO~eroy, Ohio. on ThUrs· :_ d!Q' a_ftern0od. ' . Mrt> Fannie Frances ~' City- *as ,Yisftlng With ldr· and 46.~e• Don't Blame Vou, TV Set/ SCIENCE IN -YOUR UFf Dlrnotland ' -. 8:00 Ahnle .Oakley P:SS Weilber A cooirtbutloa -lru m.de to tbe March of Dtrn• whea tiLe Drew Wehfter Po.t Auierieu · l.eJiOD met in relu1at .euloa ~ eveniag at th&o, Legion Home. CliUord Haye~, t:OIIQili.Dder presided over the ~- ._ talk on membenlrip wu - atveo b)' Frank Cbetaebrtw, eilbtb dlltriet commander. The mettlbenbi_p of tbe pDff. \D date lll 2811. lt was an- • The Clifton Parent-Teachers ia Indiana this weekend. Association me( Jan. iO for their Those qui.lliag at Mrs. Hol· land's Thursday were Mrs. Gearregular meeting at the school. harJ, Mrs~ u ..rry Johnson and , The JPeetlng was brought ·~ or'der by ijle prealaen't, Mrs. ·"·''!' 1 :MI'=-:•:._·:: •::•::d:._.:Y_:"::"::IIfi:::·.J':. · ___.::____.,-ty Call.' ThC' meeting oPened with the singing of "Amer1c8'\ Mrs. ., Nancy Van Meter read a poem, ..The New Y~r's Prayer." . . I The secretary, Mlll. Thelma Henry read the minutes · of the last meeting. The amount ~made from the sale of Christmas cards wa1 $20.113. Antiblolla In lndu1try " ' It was voted to have ·a bake 1aJe Millions of )tvea have been aavtd on Jart 21 at Woodruro•s 6: WJUby aa,tibiot.ic1, but thes& earth-mold iam's .. AU the prQCeeda wUI go drug~ maY al10 be put to sueb dl· to the polio drive,. · verse useS aa keepin1 food fresh The as.!listant county superinten· lonpr, ·prolon.ginl the life ot,lll!atb· !f~nt, Manford Blessing, held a er, and. ravolutionllin&' t.he eoame· dii!ICussi'on on tbe local school tlealnd.a'mf. ' ., problem11 and the ·recently apSuch ~ an'tU)lotiel 11 peideWin~ proved bOnd Jevy. atreptotn)'t,!~n, polynlfxin and bacl· Refreshments were served by, , "t~t!l are ftndil'll Mrs. Alva · NeweU, Mrs. ~e . ~lnefy broad Li~tle, Mn. :Na~y · Van Meter · appltatlona. B)' and Mrs. Thebp.a .Henry t01 the ae'rvlng aa effl. foUowing members: Mrs7 Le'ra clency n.pert1 1 Van Meter, Mrs. Helen Williams, tOr example, ther ~ Pam Kearns1 Mrs. Geraldine may be1p raise Vpi;J.n, Mr~ . . Marie Smith, Laura o~ -atafldiU'd ot Hollla4 Mrs. EveiJn Nlcbolaon, • llviar. Experi• 'Mrs. poro!by Van Motor, Mr. ·· - · ·" ; · · ritenta thow the Walter~ Blake, Mrs. Betty clan ant~biotica make •llkWorma pr<Hiu1:o.l' -and Mr. Man1ord Blessing. , 'ailk ~ore q~,~;lek))', and up \tlt The ~xt meetlng will Feb. horiey outflut of'betl8; ando,IU members are Ul'gf!d some antibtotlcl attend. . 44. Togethtr .··.#H.lC,···' wT PTA MEETS -VI"''•••• · ' '30 ·New• Contribution Mode To March 01 Dimes By Drew Webster Eeuador and tu the rcllJIOa td¥· catioa program lD Me!gl Cou~:r At the close of the m.eet.IDI ,.. fresbmenll of Ice tream. att nfi1 eoffee were served. Oonatiollll were liV•8 to P•ul Stre)ch tar hil mluion worfl: Ill ==~=======b="'==ine~ss~vilsiiti~iii~n~Poimie~rjoy~.~~~;;~~~~~e;::~:::::!::Z:l:Z:E::·:M=•;~;;S;L~~~~~--~-~..;::.:.;::p~~~ . ..~e~ro~1 :~:~~~,:~:~~;:m~io;~~;. ~l:0~8~::~::~,:~.~t00~mg~IDd~IMWI~ · ~~~~~ ·;;.~ ·,~~ MuQ.....d. Pvly Break tbe Baok Wed. Nite .tght$ SP,O!IU SideUghtS News Weather From Pomeroy Social Notes Mr. and Mrs. Ned Henry were Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Hood and calling on Mr. and Hrs. Stanley cbildren, Danny . and 'Cheryl, day . School pins for perfect at· Hart at Graham StaUOh off Mon· spent thB weekend in ColUmbus day everrtftg! 7'l!Y. ' . ~ndance at the Ctiftpn Methowith her sister and brotber-indist Church: . Sgt. EU&ene Johnson left this law, Mr. and Mrs. Roy DavidJoD Mrs. W. L, Gearhart, 22 years; week fo1;. California, where he and family. 1 Mrs. Max Melnhart ,and Mr. Ann Williams, 18 years; Oscar will be ltationed . . His wife · and Johnson, Evelyn Locket, ~0 years son wtll join bim after school is and Mrs. Charles Quivey spent the ~eeken'd in Columbwl with Jun' Varian, E~a Varian, Jose- out. phine Roush, •9 ·years; Martha Henry, Phyllis Williams. Sarah Mr. Tom Edwards and Mrs. Roush, 8 years; Betty Call, John· Mabel Johnson- spent Ftlday witb Die Call, Linda Call, Mart~ie Call, Mrs. ldt Bass and Mrs. Walter Jackie CaU,~3)'ears1 Howard Bland, West Columbia. Johnson, Ma . oh~on, Betty Mrs. Irene Kelty, ebarlene Van Meter, 2 s; Henry Van-r Meter, Carolyn Smltb, · Sharon and Parkanna, Mr. and Mrs. Ger-, ald Kelly and son, Denny, are 1 Sm th, 'l yeal'. visitln" the Charles Kelly , family Patti Page Doug Edwards, News The Range Rider Arthur Godfrey 4 Friebcb The MillillD•Ire l'v G t A S P. o eetet U. S, Steel -H:ouse ·.. Up..to -tne Mtnute News _, Late .ShoW ;M (lM Mrs. June BW'n& attended a meeting of the Mothen Club given at the Parish House at Mason Clty on Wednesday evening. be 42'. Bury .~,w- 7:90 8:30 9:00 &:80 )0:00 10:45 11:00 ·11:011 CLASS watehe11.fteet maneuvers froJA his ship off Tel AvlY. M~nwhlle, Syria baa uked the UnJted Natlorw Security Councll to ptl018b Israel for an attpclr: fn which 49 Syrta~ Wel'tl lt111fd, and Egypt hal waraed that war wlU resull from BIIY turther in~ cldents the)' term .. agareaionll.to (lnttmadoMlJ PINS AWARDED Tbc following will receive ::~ ~c~e~r~~: D~ . CLIFTO" By GOODWILL I lt.Uon ' ~ . ·~ 61 DfJO ttlliHI't s ...,... •HII "" llfltiW !lith of tif41th•nal F<"tlwoila. ' tl'" chaoter1 ThJ Mal'f"h of .,.,... tti nM41 vour flnanelal wOtMtrt McevM tMI:t 'tho'f'andt n.M l't. . askanc• . Tho Big Payoff Bl'b Crosby Show The Rl'ds have tak:e.n a l('>O" tlmP. to take the big sl~o. As far hack &S ' December B. 19M, the East German -parll~mE'nt votct'l to eonvB{t~e tnilitinizerl Jl(oilee inlo ·--------'-'all~ ~f,1 West Germany- armed. • WIDNISDAY On sePlamber' 2q Ja~t. the pa :-· 12:89 Sign On ~ame.Q~ Al11ended \be Ea-st Germa:~ 1:00 F'Hm & Fancy eflnstttutlon. to .provlde for nation- 2::!0 ' T.he Fetninine Touch al armed forces. 3:00 Aftern-oon Film ff.SU\>11 Why the delay? It ('an bP on• .. 5:00 Mickey Mouse the Rll!IJ!ans know ·t h" 6:QO Watch t.be Birdie .-rmy plan Is a itanli!P-rous one tr ft: ur Oi'lan Music ·them. rn East G~manv. ~"IJl~~ 8:90· News u,raeti«'allv hlv~ to- br, draupd f,. 8:M Weather billtleks. But w..~. fl~>manV rN'l" fbiO Danceland false Its ~>ot.ire MOOOO·m,.n f'f .,h' .7:lG .:tolm Daly 1ft& force by voluntary rnll~t"'l ~n ' . THU~SbAY 12:il9 Slln On 1.- T•Q~ C., .. NI.M!I . w.- SO. Rf!adlly 81. Silk eca.rr ~·· Housepsrty THE THREAT Of JOINT MILitARY ACTION by Syria and Egypt agp.irat Israellilis brought anxious waitIng to rsraelJ roi'ces. At bottom, Rav-A:luf Moshe Dayan (le1t}, Iarael'& chief ot stall and eommander of the defense at!ll)', revlewaa tank corps with .an unldenti6ed oftlcer. At top, an Israeli ruwal officl:!r ·.·· ., .. '· 4::':10 On Your Account 3:00 Lucky 8 Ranch 6:30 6:4!5 :::~~~:~.::POl1er· 6:~5 Weij.tberroan 7:00 7:1-IS 7:30 6:00 9:00 9:30 10·.00 11:00 11:05 TOPCOATS CORRICTION · ).fmMt S30.000:000 In Morrh ef l:oo' · (i\ln !. li'ancy Dl...,.. fu.W. .,.,.«htl d111"1M 2;~o ~e Teminine Totteh Film . lt!S to ~"""'• lt,la for petlft N· · · ~;oo tl..... A . tM ~lno of 19!'16, h.:QO '~<*'ty Mou9e 29. Looked · Sig~~~NI:r~:~~~. Captain Kangaroo Garry Moore Arthur GodfTey Strike It Ricb' Valiant Lady Love of Life Search for Tomorrow Tbe Guiding Light KaUe'a Kitchen Love story Robert Q. Lewis A ahatp .shooting Belpre five overw helmed the. Eutero bukeleers, racking up 36 pointa in the fm;t quarter, to take a wild ud' .v, .~.:>, high scoring 119-100 win ·u .11 1 uppers Plains bard wood, liuli i'owell led the loM:"nl in the ~coJ mg column with 27 points, al· t·houi:h Epple and Riebel h1t ZO. 21 poinl!J retpectively. l'rame and Carpenter had to ahart the ~Cor­ ing Laurels for the nitht with 34 1aarkers apiece. rhe B~Jpre reBerve!l opened the evening with a win ov&r tbe Eu tern re11erves, 59-48. Cowell ltd ·t he winners with 14, and Headley copped the scoring bonol'tl for tbe. losers with 13. Eas-tern --- ---- - 28 57 86 105 Belpre ------ 36 Hi 88 119 OFF On ---------- _ _ _ _ _._....:;_,__c:,:;_ ,.. M.Mal.,l'n boat 37. Pl!llrce-, u 18. Last move. mentor a 0:00 9:00 10:00 10:30 J1:30 12:00 l2:1S 12:30 .i2:45 l:OI) 1:30 2:00 2:30 3"" -:~ ; ::"' ,.:\,10 The orpniza\ioul me ~t: ug of tht Fedented Cbureh Count:il was held Monday evening at the chureh. Offu:m eleeted were Fred Blaettnar, pre.ident ; Leonard Jewell, vice pretident; Evelyn Fiek, ...,..,.,, Loia Burt. tioaoclaJ •ecrelley; AnnetU: Knight, aaiJtant fiDIDttal IE!Cl'etary and Fred Roseobaum, trtasurer . New memben elected to ~~rve ere G. 0. Schmoll, W,- .A. G1bbJ and Evelyn F'aek. Retmng mem· ~ were W. A. Dr~e, Myrtle Swon and Bob WJI_aon. 0~~ member~ of the councll are V11'Jll Campbell, Emm~ Kathryn Clat· :worthy, Dale Smttb ~nd M.arguer::•1•:...:-::::::::c·----'-------------~ 25o;o WHTN-TV C~a,ntell:f> CSwed.) 2t. quckoo 21t.' Ooht (Peru) 28. .fl,ever 28. :teeunr Dt dtlf<o 18. Lift 20. Ma.ke.!l nrat day. tl; Coin ll. Rounded roofa 6. Topu humming. bird ACIJOSS Gc~~~a~;~ Communists apparently hnve made up their minds not l? d ~lay the organizat ion or the "pl'o· plt!'s army" any longer. F.ast German newspapers start' cd Monday to .p ubiish resol utlnns I passed by vari~m;. Communistsponsored orgamzatwns-factury workers, farm workers, Communlst youlhs·demllnding }hat all army be ,{orrned. · A Loftg lm• Coming That Wall taken to me· an that the announccment · is eominli( soon In th@ East German parliament, 1Nhich incidentally Is meeting to- Belpre-Eastern JANUARY . CLEARANCE WCHS-TV· Ch~nneUt • ;long wah ~>ve-ry invf'ntlnn of importance., ·has ultimntl'ly produced n t 0 ewer JubJ, hn~ more and better jobs ia .?;!~ u~tt•mobJie des.lro;r.~!J. the .horae and buggy bu 11 Jnes.• eR-but M· . ~ t.nfmlte Increase Uf' employment and npporlunity followed b ~re lf\Ctnll)', pro~hal ~ of 11loom forecast that dial te-lephone~ would nng a Cl4tl'l~trophll' dcleree of un c• mployment amonr y 1 there ~~·v 7'v P~'l. eun I more phon!! • operators than opera there tH'8. were et lO )ears liJ.IO. AutomatlfJn I~ to be weloomrcl, not frP.red - - - - - · ~-----~ · ---·--~-------sh"C rPA\ly dumb?" "I lhlnk I should huve named Dumb? Why she thinks a ful)l · my hoy Flannel" said Mr a· ,_ ·_ ba.1.1 coach has fm1r wheels." "Why ?" uked' Ml•• Jin~:ft m..... How h 1 d • M )lave?" ma~y w ee s ems it "~ecause," said MJ-s. Blnh, '' he ----~-·---· llhr mk-s from wuhlng." \ FIVE 119-105 Tbe\ Wahama White ,FalCODII, with their Ripley gam~ tbla week pottponed because of the weath· er, are looking ahead to Friday nlgbt and their engagement with the Point Pleuaut Btl Blieki in a conte•t tchriuled for the Dew i)'mnallum at Potnt Pleuanl Both tealll,l are eaterlng the conte1t with seuon'1 r««dl: of eight victories and t'wo loues. One of the lO&Ses of the Bla Blaeb, however, 'came· at '- die hand! of a good alumni team. They l01t their last Saturda)t'a a:ame at Logan by a score ot '1160. The Falcons have bowed to EASTERN FG n TP Middleport and'· fo Ravenr.vood while rolling over right otiter op- Powell ----- ------- 8 11-11 r1 ponents. Coach Ralpb S&yre Jnd 20 bi:s boys have been hampered Epple ------------ - 1 somewhat by in,turies and Ulness The team lost a Jot of lts aeor· Riebel ------------ 5 11-13 21 ing puQch and its rebo\Uldina: abl· Wbitlateh --------- 4 4-4 12 lity when Roscoe Sproure wu in· jured in an auto ac.cidenl Then, Boyle~ -- ---------- 8 2-4 18 1 bii Jerry Arnold ..,came along to 1 fill hi• shoes capably and was 1,;K;;n;;;ig;,h;;;;;;;;;--;;;-i;; - -;;;-;;-;;; - -;,:-;;;-;, - ;;;';;;;;;;;0<);.;_;;;;;;.;,4 1trlcken by a throat allmeqt II which has kept blm out of the lineup for several a:ames. 1 Coach Don McKenzie' II ·-Little Falcons will tangle with the Little Blacks in 1 contest sebeduled to get upder way at 8:,0 p.m. This will ._mark the rant meet· ing of the season betweeo the two teama. TheY will meet late in February at Wahama in the season's finale for the Falcons. ___ - - - --- To Be Welcomed fu 9:00 . 10:00 United P,... StaH Cor.-..pond..,t The East German Communists 10:30 apparently have decided at laSt to 11:00 aet up t,heir long-threatened "peo· 1122:00 :30 pte's army." 1:00 Aavkes !rom 1\erlin indicate 2:00 that formal announ\emen1 of ·the 2:30 decision may come at any time. It wfll be Scwiet RuSsia's an- 3:00 swer to the arming of West Ger- 4:00 wany on the side of the United 4: Hi 4:30 Stata, and lots aJUes. •·. "" The Red Germany amn:r woUld • ~ tall;e Its plac.e in the tig.bt1ng f{)re- • 'o CII of Rbsaia and J.ts East Euro- 6:00 ~ -·-~-------~--~--~-­ pean satellltru. These have been coordinated. under Soviet Mar- · 'l!fUilSI)AT 6:00 'J'o Be Annou~ced: shal Iva~;~. Koniev, in retort to -th(' Sign .On t :ao Spor.ts i:ye North Atlantic Treaty Organiza- 7:ttU Today ·fl:4!t N'etts Picture ~ion of which West Germany :s 9:00 Coffee TimE' ~J: 5f) Lea Pa~ & Mary 'Fora now a member. 10:00 DiZJg Dona. Scb6ol 7:00 Death Va:.iley Daya · The baai8 for the Gt::rman Com- 10:30 Ernie KoVI!li!S S!uilw ' 'l:SG Dluh- Shore munist arrny already has been 11:00 Home., 7:4:5 NeW1 Car .. van laid in the so-called East German 12:00 Tennessee Em!e Show ft:OO ~Ou ~et Your IJfe 12:30 Feather Yo\l!'. !itst "barracks .People's police." 8:30 DraJl11~i ' ' 1:00 Bob & Jan Carr Present 9!1)0 Peo'pte'.s- C:tiJ>ke· Thrwt To Alll•s 2:00 9:30 FOrd !l'bei:tr.-· . The new prospective German 2:30 Halls of Jvr 1 10:00 LD• V!cleb .Tti$11ro Communist army must be regard- 3:00 Parson's Study 11:00 Nef(l !ll:!a;\fitnel -' ed u a new Russian threit to. th e 4:00 1\fatinee Theatre Date Wit~ Life · 11:0~ Wjath.Waot AUies. ' 4:Hi 11:10 Pr1!Ss 1rait .But it is certain to be an un- 4:30 Modern Romances Queen tOT a Day 11:115 ijud wlikiQ.ion St,O'if re!i~ble force, and some day ;t 5:00 ll:SO Tonlpt may prove more or a danRer to ~,30 Old Timer Howdy Doody 1:00 Slgn ·(lff RVS!Jia i~l( tharr to tbe We10t. On p!pcr, the "people's police'' ----- - - - -, ------~--~----··:· are a erack force, with armored divisions, motorized infantry divisions, an air force and a nav}'. But let recruit it, the East German are forted .to coerce J:Opthl ' tHURSDAY 4:00 . n; :art.btor n.,· , uoder threats to "volunteer (OJ' 9:0Q Sip On-Prayer 4:15 See·ref 1storm ;: it." f:30 On .Your A"''DUUI ·. La5t yeal' alone, 4,286 men of D·oO Captain Kanraroo the police fled to W~t Germany. 10:00 G"rry ·Moore 5:00 J.,ucki ' Rll'ru!il •• I 10:30 , Arthur Godlroy 6:30 Yo1,1r J!!sso Reporter f'l•w "VoluntMrs• 11:30 Strite it Rich 6:43 Bob Wagner Sports . East GeTman Premier Otto 12:00 Valian~ Lady , 6:55 :Weatherman Grotewohl disclosed in an unus- 12:15 Love ot Life 7:00 Tea Room ually frank statement las·t No\'- 12:~0 Search fer TOiDorrow 7:15 Doug Edwards, NewS ember 27· that It milil'ht Oe necell.~­ 12:45 The Guiding Light 7:30 Set. ~l"estort of' YUkon· ary to enact a draft Jaw f0 recruit 1:00 Katie's Kitchen 8:00 Bo, CUmmin8s ShoW atl army because of th e difficulty 1:30 Love Story 8:30 SboWcr of Stars in getline "\'t>lunteers" for the po· 2:00 Robert Q. Lewb 9:30 F'oi.lr Star Playhouse 2:30 Howepartr 10:00 Stories of the Century lis:e. lt certainly seems likely that , 3:00 Th~ Big Payoff 10 :~0 Wanted when th~ pJ.an to organlr.e lhe ar· 3:30 Bob Crosby Show 11:00 Up-to.tlle-)fiDute. News my is unnounced', ther(' is Jtoing to 1}'()6 Tbe Late Sbow be a big: flight of East G~rman -------,-,---;--~'7;--.,.,-~--;routh.i ac1•oss the border or West · ., ~· · ·l"' •. -----,-''-''---'-~---'---"':!:''·c... 16:55 o: .B~g Black Five WIDNISDAY 6:30 Sporlo Eye Sign On 6:40 News ·PicUate . Today 6:55 \ Les PapJ J._, MI . ary Ford Coffee Ttme 7:00 . ,9rience F 1ctJon Tbf".atre Din(( Done Schoo) 'f:SO Coke nmer I Ernie Kovacs Show 7:4!5 News cVav,an HOme 8:00 Screen Directori l"i Tenneuee Ernie Show bouie . Featber Your Neat R:30 Fatber··Knowa Belt Bob and Jao Carr Present 9~00 Kraft ~-eatre sus;.... 1" · •• ~, u:OO lJ'IW l> Your "''• . Camqta Goes to 'School 10~0 Damon Bunyo;t'"Thc-_tr~ Matinee · 11 :00 Headline, Date With LifP. ll :Ga Weathercasl Modn Roma••·· ~11:1~ !'I:~Booc Queen for- a Day ' Old Tim.... 11:15 9reat st Fi'&htt of cenfu..~ lll!SO , Tplll'il! . . ·, ., How)li Doocb I :Oq Si;n Ho~lijong Cassidy _.. ~ • ,it.. ·. : l T~i' rt'nr, as 'has been the' rase for snme tim£" 1here is a great ea o ta k About thC' "~pr .:- ad" between the mon ey' the farmer receive! for food pr0dur1s afld the price the ennsurner pav!l wh~n ~ goes shopplnf{. fn 1~M. -the farmer got about $l8 ..1oo.ooO,ooo for :h: food, and Relhng pr;cc nt retail was some $-1fl 300 000 000 Th d"f ~~rtdnrc of S28,000,000,000, represents nlarkeling ~haries 0 ~~' am or ar10tbcr. This grut diCfe1·e_nre has l.Jd many peopl(' to wondE>r if wholl!· saltt;s. Pro.;E>ssors. ·retaJiet·s, and other; Involved in the mlllrketins Job aren t mJkJJIIl exressiv;,• pro lit.~ at the expense of the fumer th eo~s~m.~r. or both An artiele in a U. S. Oepartmenl or Agrlc~ltur: pubhca .JOn cast! so me rev('u ling light on th t 1 The artlde point s out t·hllt "consumers a r~ dl"?.'lllndins and "etling morE' convenlen('t' und serv il:e~ with the roods they buy- m;e re~~~~'t from~, pa~k~ged, and easier-to-serve roods.'' 11 also ~:~bs~es .; am11 rna,rkehn.: food prutluets were payins their employr.s 44 v:~~~oe~nt more per hour in September of last y~ar than In 1947·49 And j - , Jt p!'t!sentll these faets ahout the profit situation: A group ·of 40 t-ad~,! food prl){'t'~J:IRi companies averaged a net profit of 1 B cenu per 0 ar. of !U!lt'~ 1n 19M---slightly le11s than in 19~ and substantial! less than lt1 1947-49. l•'ive IEII"Ile whoesale food distributor:~ av·!l'&J~ one c:nt w·r cJollar or .~al ... s ln 1:954-and this. too, wo.s slight!; les ~ t~a~ m 19~3 and sub9tanlioHy les.z than in 1947-49. Finally, eliht food oC an systems averaged one eent proti·t -per dollar of ~al!ls in 1954 a1alnsl nine-tent-Its ot a cent In 1953 and 1.4 e~nts in ·1947-4 9 ' 88 h Th~M' concern~ are rt'Dre.~entatlve of tht!ir indwtrles It 1~ obviou• : ~~ fb1g !)roflts are not t he cause or the farm to markel spread The .::ar~!:i~~~n~'rc:~ w.1hleh mhu11hroo-med· eosts in every segment of' the · • UJ ry s net' t P 1947-48 peri'ld and the ronstanll · ~r,_eastnl( food convenience dem•nded by th'e h6wewite. ;re' th! ~ni­ 11 DIIII:er 111 I he woodpile. · · d ... 7 UO BY CHARLES M. McCANN ln * PaQeThrel:. Fred Bloettnor Elected President ...' ' 01 Federated Church Council, Monday White Falcons In Free Scoring ' Point Toward Game Tuesday WSAZ-TV Channel3 ornce 111 Bottinelli-Kimtall 343 Lexmlfon Ave., New York City, 16, N, Y. • On The News REYNOLD E. GREINIE - EDITOR . EA~rrERN BELPRE OOWNS GU TELEVISIO I 1.. • .' ' ' .,i •• • ,, •• ·• .., '- .• • ® - • �' ' ' The Dolly Ser-+ 1nel. Pomerov-Middleoort. Ohio Wedhes~oy, Johual\y l ''*~l$ · State Looming Stropg~r Withip Big Ten Raee' Buckey;o~~~~~:e~~:;~;~~~seRole P~-~m--e- ~-oy Mak~~ Comeba~k To Do\vll Raci~IY EO SAINSBURY . U1tlt.cl p,.... Sports Writer CIUCAGO UP-Ohio State has soine sophomou help this }'ear to aJA: sha.rpehooter Robin fret>m11n . stt'ioyd Stahl'.!l Buckeyes. bt'aten ~_..Y twice iJl 11 games this se.n· 161l, mij:ht fittiah sbove thf' .MO m4r'k tn· BiJ Ten play tor fht> fir't tlfhe in lin TeaM. "'Freeman is just as hot or a little hotter than ever," Slahl said bt telephone today. "He's a l way~ hJ.d about all tbe shot~! therf' arp li:, the boot, but this year hf' ma,J.· We ordrivinx a little better than evi- . before . I know ohejl; fl'eding off~er. ..it's ~iffi~u11 to get the t('Dm tf' realfie 'they thouldn't C'OUnl 00 him, but .they do ht?ra\Jst' they have auth ~rea1 conf 1M nre in hi• shooting. They hunt 'him 111, ;;.•hrot 1 ht_ sMald be hun tin!~ !'hom up t• J f~ oU to thllm ." "Tbe sopho-more stUI hoped would aet !he po1nh an ~ hflw •· So far thts .season ~ rt'('nt an has been hitling -th e ne1 ,. <\'l'n bct1r r lh.ao he J;lid a )ear ago Last sc&son he averaged 31 5 1loin1 s ptrr game for 13 J!:iimes he fn n· ht' droo ped out of _,;chool w11 h an ank lr injury whieh ha mpered h h pia• This sea~on , in II gamh ht• hJ ~ :weraged 33.4. " We regard him ~' our pl:I\ maker," Stahl sa1d . "Jnd just b~ looking et t hl' .11:amt· 1·ha11s ~·o 11 1 can St'e U1at he is S:thH'da y niJ~:h1 ~:~gainSt Wiscomti n. lluward had about six of thos" ~·~~Y lav ups :mtl undernf'ath the has k('l t. and frr~·­ man xot the bal l 1n to ·him ev£'1·• time. That's lh<' diffcrenc<'." "We'd like ·1o be consider(>() ju~l a dark ·horse for the title." he ndded. "lllinois, the way they'r" going now, look.~ might) ~ood, nod don't 't'Oll'tft towa nul. ntev 'betft us with prel·ty much dPrt•nsivc pressure, but we m&dt> 17 errors, and thai'' !'nouih for three .~~:ames And Purdue ill surprising every- 1 we hcin. whieh k-· " 1' h1 ~ dul, I · JLUNI LEADER . • • ~ PAUL JUPS0/11, CAP7'AIN • • By Alan MaYer 0~ Jt.lJNO/~ ONe o.c rifE FARLY S<V~:;a¥ C'AtSE POWERS, >111'1 ()(17'FI 7' 'T'f{A 7''!> RArEP :::· tlowa rd ·a·nu J im lllllf.! hl n hf rUIU''"tl fOfl.llill'd s •1•hn ~~ tumdle r~~~t!lin u as well 0s leoi'e. :A third .soolwmnrr>. Knn Sldle,. 'Won 1 atart~n~~ bcl'th before be~e ineligible !:It's m~ Howdrd than nnyone e~" 'Stlhl "'id. "lie's very -rugtea lftd h'ai: 'lliluaual sprinR for a b«y .of his beffh~ . Sidle Wll :~ verv ~IP«ble toe, a'ntl •losi nl;l him couhl blrt11s lb 1Jle .Jtri!otch, but we mav let tlimK! ·of. the bench str ength baek tbroua:h John Snyder an~ Mike ~n. " ., .f'han 4.alft v..r ~!J\d Jay rOur ball club Is 25 ptl' olat ·better t.hlll tt .w1s last y~ar," &tal 411tlmated. 1'Pretly much I ~ell t:lt!VftUte or Uowal"d's U· tn; lhel,. d' Prewnan .ibootH and llllssea... Howlr~ can dil 'it off and Wt Jt 'J*tt Ito 1dm. ·Or maybe h~ r.tbounts It ttito the ba8ket. and - deci· had elebt. s10n from a fighting Racine Tor. AndrYM~ led the 'Scorers with noti(J quintet before ·a fair sized 18 rpalnls, whht •tu~ Qu•ll• cr·o•Ml at Pomel'OY Junior High pliiPd ·hl• lbe$t pme of tht g~· m The big Panthers led all lh<' W<l)', but didn't ·take a safe lf'&d until the second tla1f . wheP a tot-rid fast break led the way lu >il·iory. Ha<'ine gained some semblance A roP PROSPECr FOR rile ·8 113 'TEN rtne. \,. UNITI!D PREIS Tex.- Paul lor· genson t2S, Houston , outpclnJ,ed Louro Salas, 131, Los ~ngeJM,tO. MIAMI BEACH. F\a.-Jimmy Morris, 154, Miami, outpointed Jpe Miceli, 149, New York, 10. HOLYOKE, Mass. - Sammy Walk., 1~, Springfield, Mags ,, kn~k~d out Bob Dolton. 160, Providence, R. 1., 12. HouSToN, Pliny, W. Va . h~ls '1o~oo Sold Up To 19.95 MENS PAJAMAS l.'"J'MI •roMioth Knltlt<l. llo Tol.95 MENS Coats & Jackets $15~00 Sold Up Te 15·00 MENS HOSE A~tkleh, ltqlll~r. Wool, R•v- on & cotton. loll ulf to 1,00 3 for $1;00 MINSSUITS Men• TOPCIGATS In il'wo 'GNilli• In 'llore t'lroiQHI ~f.r. $2'7.oo 8eld Up ~r.:o $Juo · ,.., 80.00 MENS SUITS t•:t;;t 1'~ 45;80 JIO(d Up ·BOYS Jackets-Sur Coati Qalltcl Uned •. 1tMI tillY. Sold Up $19~00 $}'7.00 $5'7.00 Sold Up To 11.95 Sold Up To 14.95 $6.00 $ 00 · 9, BOYS flotiril :stlt>ITS $1~49 hfttJ~t~ n>" n .. • ' -1 Mason Methodist WSCS Ht~s Meeeting Monday Evening At The Church The Da4lv Sentinel • rvtt--,:,;Mn BaskttMll Soorts 0 " Ma~r of the Waking World " 1 People " Ahe-~ards a 5hort Ullk was the topie CJf the evening as . l'ntitled · Let Us Go t'Mwanl to Ute memberJ of \he WSCS of thf' frt•t>dom" was gillen h-, Mr~ . Ma11011 Methodist Church met on Stella Chaltin. !ofrs G l at.i)'~ ThaMonrl.a)' f'lienlng at the chuft"h ma!J gave a rep(lrt on Mi s~JOn~~:ry wit h Mrs. Pt> url RouM, the lead F;du(&\lon In Aflit'a t>r. A pray~r ~·:'ls led hy ~i N M!ir· Mr!i . Jo:vPI}'n Proffitt gavP a garet Pick~m . Hostf"sse~ . fm· 1he talk during the me..ting on "The ~ve ning were M'rs. fl: mil} P-urNeec!J> of Lht· South Afri(:ull zeu .and Mrs. Ulah /..erkle. Pri$E'nt for tbt> meeting Mrt. Glady~t TltOmas, Mrs . J une Van Ahlt~r, Mn. Pearl Ru tlsb, Mn. Mary E. Capehart, Mrs. Stella Choi!tlin, Mrs. Kathe rjne Fo.:lesona, Mn. Marlil&.ret Pit-kens, Mn1. Evelyn Proffitt and TODAY'S SPORT PARADE By OSCAR FRALIY Richard, and it eommunicates ItUnltad Pr.~• Sports· Writer self to the whole club. The RookNEW YORK UP-Joe Lap. ct, quiet .<and tense to the point chi~k , the coach of the New York or breaking, become5 so super· Kmckcrbockcrs professional has- charged that he can't see a ketball team, is called "the floor- friend two feet away as he pre· walker" because of bis restles~ pares for aclion. The team takes anxiety be fore a }!ame and it's a on this character and the Mon· tlpoH on how mosl athletes "die treaJ dressmg room usually is so in thl' dn.'S9Lng room~ ju11t l'rior q\ILCt you can hear the prover· to an even1. . ~ial R/;n drop But once on tW;l Almost any foothnll playf'r Will 1ce, brother. they, make enough tell you aboul the '' butterflies" no1se to suit anybody flilllng through his Innards as Tippy Larkin, a hatller whose he Wllih for the opening whistle couruge never was rrueslioned, Muny a muscular behemoth once climbed through the ropes, I churng inwardly bolilnd the pro- stripped off his robe with profesfesslun:~l musk known as q pokf'r 510nal aplomb--and fllscovered face. that he had forgotten to put on Excitem ent, tension, anxiety hi& trunks. ond in !lome cases, even physical Excited~ Who's etcited? Wh y, feur, ca~es a surprising number all of them, nnturnlly. of them to become physically ill as they sweat aut the torturous hour preceding n<'tlon. I Un•ble To l•t "t never was able to eat beCore a game and can't now even . when I'm merely eoachlnK," Lap· chick admlta candidly. "The worst time was in 1927, when I I was an experienced pro, and our Celtic& were playing Cleveland for the world chnmplonshlp. We had won. the firet two games, too, so you'd think the heat would have been off. Dut my knees shook 10 badly 1 could feel them th~ hoste s.~s tbOtft ~r ~:;i"l~~~~~TH Bol•. HwltNI NOIIY '".,..._.,_, 19!11 MERCURY Clb. cpe. fftl• '"" thl•. 1951 CHEVROLET 2 dr 1 """"'· 19SO MERCURY 4 dr. Sharp SPEQAL New ttae ni". 1951 FORD V8 F.Q.M. nn., find anoth•r on•.t like : In ~e conUs~: actuallY won the gam:e in -SALE- firSt period as they , hit from anctes to lead 1&4:. Pomeroy uea after th~ period and . their OW'D, but the bie: lead toO JfiUth fct !Jittle ~lne: 'led ·. 28-11!J at ana h'ad.); 'tQ.:aO lead at of . the third 'fatta¥ter. 8. ~- Jotu'ukln and ~~~~::1 \be NOW GOIHG ON fUa:HtTUU ! ... Ti'IE SHOE BOX pared .1. Pofuer(wy last _I ratir \\flt~ ~ .dahl each, Y~q ,arpd .l'o·weu the elM ou't and · fo;.clk ,;'bff, 'tiJe · ' ~ WI• 'hiib ·n"e- 5 ~ ~ts .n~·;t:h:1~~:::~~~~~~~ ~~~;~~ the the second period .frJr on of thein a slow rfnov-: ln ti4.\8,·W!e wUlt ing stanza. PomeroY.'s ,karo~ J~'Ms ~d I'll · Brown was tagsed for hia foUrth tl8 ftt. · personal foul •midway in the ~e llbe'ups: quarter, and sat out until the · ,1' ' ~ast period. Pomeroy still h.eld a ~..::.Cr ~ -POS. I'G !',· . F "4 lojl f 20-20 lead at halftime, -,. F 3 lo:J The Panthers opet)ed up their ~-lfe c 2 .. mnrgin b( the third period as . G D t.l Andrews, Blll Sheri'dan and lithle Birch 0 2 u Billy Qualls paced the rally. Taylor F D 1!4 Qualls and Sheridan teamed en Jlulel'/ the fast break. to lick the llaolne · Yo. . defense abd Pom.,.roy held -a ufe · Gr~ T,..-·~· 41 .31 Jead It the end 'of the thir'" 141149 u qua rter. POM.ItOV 'OSr lOG F In the last !ltanq the Panthers continueil to hold their 10 Hawthorn• F D 2oO . ~~~"k 1;:;g;:lla~ t~t" ~met ~ual~ Brown F 2 f,S with Sherld ud ~~ :n eame c 7 ID-1 the f~st bre~~ :; a n ~ws f t~n And ...-. BCOT'i g 8 t' k : ;.o~f 0 e lluHJnghn G 2 0.0 the ~g, a:u:~ •;or ;; Tftr~~~e~e 10 this period. e, , r ,, Sher'i~•n G S. ·ti.O 'J'he Pantb <b c1 tbe!tr best Q 11 G 7 U , ho . en a u• • ~~e ot~~~ ~~~-~of t'he ~~~tb ~ 8 Mih:h 'f I 1.0 h ~ Uh 28 per 1"'01 •t e r 11 0 8 w 0811 . ~ n ° 'at-. bmi:Jtrt F 0 2.0 tempts. futcme htt. for Only; 2Q: p D 0.0 per eent as they htt for ~4 101111- Theiss In 41 attempts. Pomeroy htt c~ly Tot•h M 29·11 11 out of 29 fonl attempts, while Rlildne bit but 19 out of 38 at· R"IM 10 20 31 tedr~pts. Thdle Panthers with An 1 ewa ea D.( the way c~ntrolled M::f - I FURTHER REDUCTIONS ON WINTER .APPo\lliL FOR MEN And BOYS COME IN Pa~:~tt~ers ,•ftd 'tlflrt. . aftc! a..tiCk of vtetory as they eA.rlier had takrn a well earned G2-45 win ovl'r the Panther Jt8terves in the preliminary eontest. The sharp shooting Tornado seeon<,ls ~dso led all the w~ as th~y fought of( n last quarter Pome- , roy rally. Th e Panthers jumped into a 14-10 lead at the end of the first period in the regulation' eonteit a.~ thr tJe goals1ly big BiU AIJ· drPws and four fouls by ~a_rOld Bro~n paced the early seoQnf., Jnmor Wolfe tossed •o n twa; goals rhr Racine 'lnd "Paylor ·had a fielder and two charity toaees. ' Racine continu~d tC) stay bot Figllt ~esufts 1 ~··· ,- • c-Y---r ... ...lkl,n and ~·~?J• throuth with S:~''f::~:~~~= 16 ma.rUn. ern lh\ffdan .... j ·S ldwed With 10 Pohit.. W~fh 1 ..,..., _itflh for 1tilc1M Wlf\ ' ' :1:~~::!\,'~ ptlntl w1th ~Ta)'lor 1hftriftt nf.,. , 1 HOLZER HOSPITAL Admitted •ruesday. Roler Wrlrht, Ashton , w. Va .: Mr11 Charles Cleland, J)(!x\N : C.pm-geWallace, Gallipolis F'erry, W. Va . Deathl: }(rB. M.arvm Wears, • 7h(2 O.:.ily,~it;t~. P~-,11;\ii:idleport, Ohio rught as they took a 59-47 I MINS JACKETS Amazing Pant~ers Show ScoriQg Punch In Knocki~ Out fomldos Pum ('roy's "comeback kids" the tftbbunds as big .EQ) had 13 math· it four wins .in a row last rebotindll -and Junlor Hawthorne ln tte •Big Trn -tha!fl• f" r· 11 dnwn boclv. We've got ')ht.·m Snturtlll) to-t}!.t:..irc (i rtish. <''" n ,,~ f ·l'l1ll night." aal rpalf · .. V.:.~p;s~.b ?~~r:t!~; ,l~.: • Christ Ch~trchHOme'buiiJeis• Class r f<OSende'CIIKiy ToChildren'sHO#I.e1 J . ·' :: u 1_g .. ~,~....... . ~. ~~. · ..... _, ............. _ ....... ... . .........;,........ 16 ,. 2 Gold Bond's foil covered TWINSUL~ftOI( D 59 holds in furHc:e h- I 4'1 ~nocklng." ~ Joe Louis, In the dnys when he ~as ruling tht.' heavywelaht r~ost, struck antlci.patory terror i/tto tho qearts or his opponnt.l ·wbioh became almost unbear-·able .for them Jn tho'e final few minutee before the action Rtarted Many an opponent hnd to he vir· tually locked in hls dressing room to keep him from la~ina: a powder an dse~l'AI had to he' pushed fnto the rtaa:. Thero Is at lea1t on& case on record in which one boxing fig. ure reaijy 11 dJcd In the draettne room." Tom O'Rourke, one of Max Schmeltq's e'ntourage, was slttlnJ belide the Black Uhlan In the dreulna: room just before the first Louis filht when 'he tell over dead with a heart attack. 'Nt..., Pltyilcolly Ill )lyron Nebow, one of the soltlna rrea'ts, 'fi'equehtly was phyaieallf ill Ju•t ·btfffliiN itertlftr off In sotne of his moat importa-nt matches. Yet, onte he hit that flret tee shot, Lord B~ron was deadly t"llm ·ahd told ftnd, look-~ CUT WWEST JNOVR .4-wheel drive truck 1' - ~·········· Here'l a ntgged, aU•purpose tru<i. Cle~Jigned not only for bif!!way . h"avel, but with the eXtra in.5urance of 4-wheel dfhre for dlfficult f>ne of the mo.tt ttnse men '"'' ' . ton through .mud, sand, tnow ·or ~earth where ordinary trucks cah't .80. Equ'iPped with power talle-011, il sup~lie& mobile power for many types df m·a chinery for buainwrs or farm. The' JetV>' Truck is now av1ilable with power brakea. Rutland Stages Comeback To \'Vin ' pDints. and AI.L PAPER CUT MORE THAN HALF 018 tenain or weatber-~e 'Jeep' Tr.Ck1 II ;blltt euUy from 2-wlo:ei drive~bighway or -Into '-wheel drive when h:tra traction is need,:d •lo earry ita ,payload of oYer a J;lortey before • game Js Mon. trelill'i Maul'lce '~be RM-Wi" '• .uw-. Jeep,"" . lllllYS .. .hfts'llrillt .UtB lf4zwhlllltll illllll ~ .. " Aek for a dtmonrst:•~oa tOOa'y ... . ON DISPLAY AT , ;I ' ~ Willie Tiler Ull It's .the' ~~t P.MfP.~~~j body; behind ln. ~he ·23. The reaerve IN BUSINESS ' ' ln1 111t '.his poUt taee, }'(JU'a ·never know there was a nerve In his 28 "Kpolnta in the rtblrd quarter to. dercat lhe Wilton Je·~ 78-71 1t WilkesviUc Tuesday night CremeG.ns was the . ~i&h . maker or the knockthe bottom the Cor PRICEs! . 20YEARS I Coath Jim Venerl's Rutl~nd . Devils quintet ripped t.he nets TAKil A;DVANTA~' Ill OW OF TRESE SPECI'A'Ct~Ult ' ALL WALLPAPER I JUST LOOK AT THESE 'PiltiCES . USE YOUR CR.EDIT A'f ~ICKENS STORES LOW AS . ( 10 SUfGLE ROLL STOP JN WHF.N BUVJNG~A!.I-PAPER RARDWlJ<E, PAINT . ' Ask Us A:bout Our Payment Plan-Accounts 20.00or More Con Be Paid On OL<r Payment Plan. By Week or Month " PiCKENS PAINT end HA • • �I Page Six The Ouilv Sentinel. Pomerov-MiCidleport, Ohlo WANT ADS I two chests of arawers, $5; fulL p amtcd . Oo. L.iocoln HetfbU . site bed w1th spring.;; and nmL · I Call J:lO-M. 11-17-U tress, $17 .50. t1U1 be seen al ' LEGAL 18 W Cave Str~et , (U pper Mon Claude Thomas Weaver, reJJidkey Run.) Call 164-X_ 1-lti--31( ing at Hox 13, Rural Route No. 2.. 35 rats killed w!lh 1 lb of STAH Timber!akt', North Ca r11lina, is WARFARIN , $1.00. 4 l b pack hen~ by notified that June Ann age, $2.50. Hannlei>S, g11aran- Weaver, a minor, · by her next kCUltVe lll::ierllODI. SpecJ.at.......VQe mwtD lor 25 ceau NoTICE per word. or 2 cenu pe: word will fo.r •dv.:.a \.hutql li oot p1..1a lor &el ore tbe L6~b ot e<ACU wontb !oilOW1UJ uueruon. ch1t~ed ~IWII Ill A4verUii~->lllollld be lll1b.. edlal"::J1. fnend, Velvey Keys; has filed her petition against him for divorce --~in Case Number and ali mony 000 baleti Clover & Timothy HAY . 12,377, of the Common Pleas oortlOD. Pbone 61 1>7-M, Mtddlt>port. li. Court of 1\.leigs County , Ohlo, and IIJl,dO)~Jal Nu -..U ... L .lb.atl H. Baker. l -16-6tc that sa1d <:<~ u se will be for h ear· ticu u~ .t. Yei.IW prwh.•U •n re&u 1 la:r c.IISSU •eo r~tLea . \.IUHUitll"l¢¥ ing on or af-ter the 17 tn day of AUCTION SALE put)lisb~d at ! ceat pc.r wur u. n· March, 1956. miscella .nd Farm machlnery -o.ar&ed Ada rectlVI:IU IJy ffit;U Of JUNE ANN WEAVER. a minor euos equipment , Saturday t.elepnooe pvt:a. ca.n~l.w Ollt.c.,D· by her next of l"riend , VELVL January, 26, 1:00 p.m., at the UOD. KEYS, Plaintiff. Great Bend Grange Hall, Port· land, Ohio. 1-17-3 tp O'BRIEN AND O'BRIE N, 1 Attorneys for Plaintiff. 111 No MARBALlZ E! 1(I) 18, 2~; (2) I.S · I5·22~tc wilh Sillco nile .ET OUll EW.(.'1'RONIC :- ~eREWorld's finest car protectio On ule at aU service statio TARY T AKE YOUR WANT 1-17·2/)t r ADS AT YOUa CONVENU:NCE and garages. Ul TH.I£ E VLNlNUS. CALL 397 . . tet!d. t:bersbac h Uard.ware. l -16·3tp "" ~ - -- t1c;es PEANUTS twilla:bt - -~ -1141 n;n~ ~::::::::::::::::::::~ -- NOTICE For Rent FARMALL TRACTOR OWNER$ Did you ltno w you coUld save ,:;% APART· or mor e. on parts by having yo ur FURNISHED 5-ItOOM MENT, newly decorated, h ot tractor e nj;lne overhaul ed. be · water heat furnished. Adul ts lure .Marc n 1, 1956? Abo ask preferre d. Phone 337-J . l -17-6 to about oW" special on pain lin6 and tun eu p. Meigs t.;qu1pmcnL 5-Room NEW IIOUSE, unfu r· l-3 11t8tc l,:o. Phone 94. nished. Brownell Ave., Middl e· port. RC8liOOtlblc . Phone 6044. BRING YOU R SHOES TO RAM. OE SHOP ANU SAVE l-17· tf CIN E 8H l· lHf MONEY. Two furnisbe-d IIIJa rtml:! nl.s, unc room and one 3-room. Ali ultl tiea. One 3 room unfu rnis hc --- apartment. lnq u1re Home Ro~~ We wish to extend our si n<:t.•re taurant, Middleport . 1-16-6 lC thanks t o a ll our fril.'nds and --for thl•tr many acts nrighhors .2 FURNlSHBD APARTMENTS on ot klndllf' ss a-t the dt'alh of our Mechanic St. and 1 li'URNIS!-l · mother 11 nd grandmot hN, Mrs. .ED HOUSE on Lillcoln il il 1, Rua Htden our. Also fur tht• beall· Pomeroy, Ohi". J.nquJ re Ewing t iful now l•rs, ·Mrs. Clayton AIStore , W. Muin St., Pom cro ' Jan, Soloi sl, Mr~. Delmar Baum, 1-3- tt Ohio. Phone 133. Accompa nis-I: . the pall bearer s, the E:win ~ F un eral Home lor 4--room HOUSE and biith in Ma so n City. Call Ivan Uu 5h, SP 3-5al 0. their elf icienl service und to l-18-6tc. Rev Moh rhoU and Rev. Grove WO!"d!i . Mr . for tht•ir consotlng 2 Five room modem APAR T· and Mr.s. D. D. Ridenour, Mr. MENTS, wllh lau ndry and ga rand M',rs. Floyd Rid enour. Mr . 1ge. New (t.room dwelling wi th and Mrs . I)omdd Ridenour, ~tr . iaraae and laund ry. Pho nc t;orrton R id(.!nour and Children. :uu..M. A. N. Bengel. 6--27-u H8·ltp . For ren&-a:X,I¥lllon Ladd IN MEMOR IUM ScaUold .Boards, Drop Clot Clinton Fisher, Middleport. In loving m emory or our dc.'l.r Phoile tt20&-X. lJ.l -U hu shand •nd father. J iUlle8 S. Hoot! , who paued away ~ix For rent-Electric years a~o luday. Sadly missed •teamer. Cltnlon Fisher, by his wi/e and dau~-:hter dleport. l-'h. ti~5-X.. 11· 1-lf 1·18-Jic .... Two Furni9bed 4-Room APA.R'f· .,EIGS COUNTY REAL ESTATE OWNIRS THE TAK BOOKS AR& OPEN NO.W For The Payment Of O.camNr & June REAL ESTATE TAXIS Book1 Will CioN ---~~--~-~ I back, Within our dreaJll4.-to ~tay , • Rua , daughter of Geor.ll;e anct Maria Nickeson, was born N"ovember 17, 1868 and departed thia life January 12, 1956 at the age of 87 years, one mooth and 26 days. She spent her entire life in Chester Towasbip wltb th.e exc::ep..t ion of -the put two years. In 188a she was Married to MaMina: Ridenour, \lfho pa.ued away in December of UM5. Soon atter their malTJue, J"be and her hutban4 both bec&mP members of the Lutheran Church at New Hope. To this union were born two sons, Delmar of Columbus, Oblo, and Floyd o! Chester. She also leaves to moum her loss two grandsoll3, DD1111ld of CoJ. umbus, Obio, aJid G;ordon, of I Chester; -two ll'eat arandcbtldren June and Keltb Ridenour of ChP ter and a host of relatives and friends. She made many friends wbil she U\oed ln. Chester who will .ud ly mlils her, S:be was a kind, Joyr· friend and a JoviDI .mother. t.'IL ABN.EII "CHEIIR,VLNESS IS HEALTH· - JS' MELANCHOLY DISEASE." (AutiN"' l'loltMHIDW) h of goocl chHr. It i', no Mcttiii'Y to be ..,.... ancholy becauM of ~~r of '"' diMaN: or 1lckneu. Our p,..crlptlon cltpArtfMI'f h.. ill the old rallabla ramMias, 1ncl many new _,..pona . to Mitt Yt~U In your flalrt hr contlnuoUI hHith. Loul Phy1lclens know that we c1rry a comple,. lfock of .tnedlcln... Should you av-er :W.v• ~·•loh to vlalt 1 Phy•l· cian while away In another city, plaaM Inform him that no matter what ha may p.-.. ~erlbt w. can compound h~ prescrlptlon11. l'ntl" CLYDE 6. . MILLHONI ~: !~=M=ol~g:s:C:":"~n=ty~T:':":"':":'":'~~ ---~ rd Of Thanks - - --- ~ ~ - --- -~ -- --- ~-- MARTIN HOTEL COFFEE SHOP Jour 1!11 • ..-ctlon· _ _ , ~. . o 1 Auto ::.erv1c" ., ALlGNMJl:NT :::om plcto WH~EL ' bal-.ncin& and brake llervlce. Hac k ett~;' Safety Service, W ~st Main Street, Pomeroy, OhiO. Pbone 2tl7. IJ.fi·lf I'·------..,........__.) ;!~·~~~fe:;~_iture. Ut~.~:~ ! IFUHI'/ISHED 1 APAHTMENT, room!l and garage With tics !urnisbed on Me<:hanlc Strl'let. Furnace heat. Can oc· cupy at once . Call Ewing Store 133 Pomeroy Ohio for !urth~r !~formation: i -9·tf L1f ... Caau&lt)· and Ill MlPDLIPOJlT. OHIO •ta&-·M .I 171 Help Wanted I You han aomething 1·14--6tc 19M PLYMOUTH Tudor Sedan, CAN YOU USE EXTRA MONEY t Hl.'lp meet those monthly pay$l09~. Jimmy Pal'JOnil, Middle· ments on your home, car, TV, I port. J.14..fltc or other oblliallons. Make $3li to $50 u week in .spare time IIIIP· FOitD Tudor Se<lan, radio pl_y ing con.sumer.t In Pomeroy and heater, $11911. Jimmy r wllh ltawlclgh. Products. Starl aona, Middlepp:o~r::t._ ____l~:'l_t< imm cdil1tely. Write Raw lclgh's 1956 BUICK Super Delux, lwoDq}t. OliA-84().312, fo'r ocport, tono paint, $269!1-. Jlmmy Par· Ill. l-l8·1tp llope, Middleport. 1•14--6k lsi:J . ~------- ( 181 - ~-.::.::::,:::,::Employment CIIEVllOLET l>elux "210" ~ -- -- 2--door Sedan , $121m. nar'11, Pomeroy, Ohio. ... IF l-16-4tp Parsona, Middleport . BUICK t'HONa ;===========~I Hard·top Special. Prlce'd. reasonable. tiN PON'flAC Station Wagon, RadJo &r; He ater, $109ft Jimmy Boodl~ Real Esrare Broker 181 Auto !)tJie=s. _ _ ( 16) For Rent or Sale 11163 BUICK Very clean. Call l!()GII-J. 1·18~ l~tp~------------- aO'JIDE.NT To Sell, Trade or An· nounce, Let A Daily Sentinel Display Ad o,r Want Ad be Your Rtprtsentptive. - They Get Reaulta - Mid1tl o a.acd l11dy wants housrwor k by the week. E.xperieqccd . Wrlt l.' Box 668-X, % Daily Sen· l-10..3tp tinct, Pomero)'. Super $2811~ . Oblo. 120! Business 5ervlces 115 ":~ii,:~:t. ~~---·J.e!l· Custom; 4-door MAX W.UD t. lkoond It, Phont 61 ,_.,, OltJo ~ Blacttnar'e. l·U ~1k HHrdtop VIctoria , FOREMAN & AliBOTI' T.V. IERBlaettnar'•· Pomeroy, VICE AU makes Roptdnd by Elt 1·14.8tc. pert Technltlana. Phc;ne 6284 Y MIJdleporl. Sale . E. REFIUGEJIATOR, ne w. A stllal at can Hnance ~~~~ir:o~$45.00 vr 6189. 1·17-3tt down. 'l'lES 'h:O, Louted on Ky. · Plant Pro· Wood, 11 or main tADlO & 1'EJ...J:VISION StaiVICJ~Moo 200. ChdW!d Ai~Pllanet Ston 118 "¥i . )hbl St., k'l)mctul ~:d3-tf - -·i·tiEY GO TOGJITW:R Wa11 h job and lubrication. Free pick·up and aervlce. For a pleJunt e;urprise Usc ou r MO~TL Oft SPECIAL Dar!!t MobUoll Super-Service Eaat Maln St. Phone 0007 1-11-lOtp l -10.121p for ule. Pearl 7: :.J mile. east miles we&t ul 1-111-~tp Watoer ll~tulin g FILTERED CLEAN AND 100% SOFT WATER. A s 5Wci-.~l made Nnltary lined hmk i• u!lerl ror hattllns. n co!!!s no more to hAve th& beat. Contaet c. w. Buck, RuUan~t:· 1·12.ete ~zo ~~ ' .lnsu ratle!e ., ' - IOIIAP mol< - ICIITAU WE BUY ' mlOO'l.'VIW. I · - QHJQVAllEY ALFRED Sunday School attendance vD Jun. Hi WL'i 46, the offerjnl{ $6 69. Worship ·servJces were' held with an attendance o! 31 with :'diJiard The ~t,. met Sunday e\'ening Swarh: leadini. with -twelv~ yo~.oih and three adults present. Program was enjoyed. At the businea.s meetibl in C'barge of the Charles Taylor, prellidttnt. aroup voted a $UI pledge to the Y.outh Fund. A party was set for J.n. 28 at the WJndland home. The next meeiiml will be on JJn. 29th. Gerald S'Nntz and Norma Jean Robinson spent the weektlnd with Mr. and Mn. Harold Swartz of Willlamstown, W. Va . Mn~. Clara Follrod and Norma Jean Robinson spent several day• with the former's brother Uarry Barnett, Columbus. . Mr. and Mr11. Clarence WarD-':!r and children or At-ben. spent Sun day with hb pareata, Mr. and Mta. Albert Warner. Mn. OrviUe HGlter flRd Mn, WHtaa (Holter) Fent.Qn. of Cc·lum· bus called in ·t he Dl!llbert Gaul, Oris . Gaul and Chills. Fjndlinl hornell recently. -~ -~- ~-~ - · ._ ' '·' !'- •· ;,,.. - y Ted w . .1il.rown - . · · '·r ~ocr~tary of St~·· of Ohio ·-IV TEb w. BROWN , ·· .' · .Stcnrtary of State ( ,· · Prcsldeiltill tle(,! urJi, as distin· ·~· 1 ., cuI111~ ~ r~, d~1e.rate! an d .,..ter-ttatea · ·t,O . dat~~aJ: c_onvantions of tl)e l'iQiiflcal ',P,Jrtiea., 11,te not no-mlnat&l"by the pUbuC l' · Th~;' . ~umber '.at presidential eJHtof.11 is Set In the "constitution or the" United States, 'which proVidea that each state s.hall appoint '/ tn SYRACUSE Pat Jones Files Jn Primary Race ·liteNancy Ei~hinger reu in front of · Methodist Church on her way As c·OIDIDilteeman • to ohoir practice Friday nt1.ht and ! l fra.ftureother leg In two ol:!'~: I ,. , . . • ·SI:le .wu ,Utl!:cn to, tbe .. ~aa 1 The date of Februlll')' u; lor era! Hospi\ai. ·, . "-',.'- ' . ! filing petitions for the May a., -Primary election grows nigh. Mrs. Alice Capehart fell Sunday r . ··;N,t· ,..,_ , till Pat Jonea bas Ciled for Republl· \lo'hen leaving the home of :t e_r fhU· can Committeeman from ~he 1 ~h le.r t~ nd fractured a bone m b-er " • Third Ward A, Pomeroy distrtct. , 1oot. 1 He is the _fourt.h pets_on to fil e Ch~rle.s H)'s ell (cab. driver) reJ'l for the Prtmary election. M c:1 ·n· h" <~rd ,~; (1 ~ t<~lned 'fhe flrst to file was Deputy ofn JY Jed h" i Y H 11 • t~kcn ..·o L tru · the a raclur · p. e was . •t Sher_1f 1, eroy 8 ar m, . m Holze::- Hospital in Gallipolis . ~y sherlfh race; ~enry EwtnR was the Syncuse EmergeMy Squad.. the second .to f1le for nomination . for re-eloctJon as coroner, ~nd ~- T. A. May and Mtss .~In~~ George Meinhart was tbe. thtc'a . Karr spent Monday ln l'art;cr'" He filed for nqmlnation for re· burg. elecHon as RepresentaUve . All Howard Carpenter WRil a Galliare Rep~u::b::_ll::_c_an~•"-:- - p()lis vl.silw Saturday. , Jane GILmore is ill wl~ l: . tij_e and off duty at th~ Shum~ I 1· ~:,n~a-:tth: ~~~:;u~ equal to the whole num· and Repreoe•t•the state may be the Conaresa. The pre- eleetors In Obio .... 20 , there bel.na 23 congreasii)Dal diJlTlct.& and 2 Senators. PresidenUal electors are nominated at the stat& convention of eich pOlitical pirty as cindidates to be voted fc.r at the next sue· ce~edina ceneral c.lcetion. FOfmerly, the names of each of_ tll. . ptesideullal elccton were '""~ to be placed u-pon the ballot at the IMeJ'a.l election alq.,: .with th~· - names o! the can. dld1te1 for the office ot Prt,tjdeat a ·d Vice PreatdeD.t Hleeted at tb,t Jllitloli'al convention of eal'b P,OnUt_al party. Due to the fa~t tl)pt ·tbe party conventlou were Wn11Mld at such a late date this j.ett', tbe Letislature by amendiDC the 'tatute preacribed tbat the pre lideatlai ballot should not carry the · of the presidential ID this mann,er ballota .supPlied to abient and voten and armed service Jt the earliest poyible ,·· Tbo · Lea:Jalature has also lfi'OYided thAt the preaidentJaf titllot be pre&cr;bed bf thti Secre• . of State T& da)'s before the ele(UOD, instead of. It t~e Ume Dtller Official ballOts are PftKI'ibtd by the Secretary on thll SOt~ dJJ before the election. Uru:Ser tbe formtr law It would blve beeD ~poallb.le to prf.serlbe 1be prMl· ~•t!" baliot ~.. tho IIOtb day <\Ue ur tbe late "'nventlon d•tu df llolh political portteo. · 1 JUNK CO. "'*'- 111.0 t , Prematur• lal;tiM ' One of med~tna'a MOlt 4illltttl\ problema la premature binl'l. In• lilnb who arrive earl)' au not adu• ally ready to begin life In our world. They are too small, and thmr ntr· vous systems are still undeveloptd. Infectious dlseaee• flnd th@m etaJ prey. Their f~eding ia difficult. In epite of .U this, doctors now have new to'ols with ~hich to ftrht for a baby'• life when atandu~ t~\ment fail,. I 9 pr..criptlon us ~IVar promptly without ••• tr• cha~~·-1faat many ,_. ·11' ~~-. pie IRtiiVIt Ul . t 1With the . . •hf • .-1'! •p01n•lhlllty • of , filling May. praacrlptle.m. I WI tanl,y, the doetoJ COMo ••u&ll)o puts it in· SWISHER · LDH5E ' ' Debt Retirement: 1 rent. All Other: IS cents. ?;atlonal seeurlty includes the mllit.ary, aJd tD allies, atomic ergy; charges fixed by · law in· elude interest oo tbe national ' lebt, veterans benefits, gran~ to states, etc. cn· l And here Is where the budget dollar would come from : Individual Jnrome Taxes: eenls. Corporatlon tncoJ;ne Taxes: eenh. E:~ecise Tucs: .13 cents. Customs And )l~er Taxes: Ohlo ~llbvrton 'Quotation bp ·T. ' 11796-1165) . Copyrltht 1956 UW3) ! ~!,, . • 990 ' , "'b n You, ~·ial ' ' .. In Gallljiolis Phone . BACKED BY BEsT Gl1ARANTEE . . GROUPf ' HV~yY IJuty 24 Mos. ·.. ·.'{ $13.95 To FitForda .. , . ~UI~Iee ' Elt:ilwl.e ~ $JJ .45 . GROUP IL ' - ' "~~A ' _, ........ ~J.: El<Chllllle ~'!" Type-24 MO)O Guarantee Ell<hu)te DICK TRACY ' . .i. '\ $14.45 . $1,6.45: QUALI'f'r' ·OF OUII SERVICE COMM/.NilS EV&R'r'BODY'S REsPECT. Wheel Chall's Hoallilall!eds Ambulance Service Phone285 tt·' s • . .... . . goO'd ll'(t .••• ' ,ftr 1f56f· d . .. .. ··1 : ·_ .•' -_ .,, .: . . cluiifto ilto ~ ,..,, ;w11\:it 'if~tlil'ftil ...,._; be fo1 .!.8BiE~ AND SLATS t '· ., O f - · ntOif of t11 oldw flilb ~ roluctt'bt te iel •!lifo aft ltlo~l pelt of our ola7 to siiW our neighbors. &t tho new.. r>tiJiertooy ~ if Wlm«oly. t~~t · knows iiom past oxperionc. !hat Ht"rid to his ·een.mv: ltlly dbo pt'O'tid•• worlhwhUo reWards lot Worth ,.,· ··~·· ---'----r I ! 1 • ~lit!. NIW TAK CONSUL';ANT ·Mrs. Alta H em~ocb" Grove Ia now Gerald ~·· ~~~ .... IS an ·'. 1' I .' • . ' A "f. A FERGUSON 350.UTILITY . . 'ollttCI' F. 0 • B. D-ETROIT '' .. VOU CAll / ~ . AI'POfiDI '•, YOU'I.L FREEZE TODAY -··IT'S 7 ~ B!ii.OW ZERO ' . l'ftt' o' ••ctimDii•hmont lt \¥buid 1 Wh•t 01~ kids object to about u:hool 16- the princJpod or the thing. NANCY ... . . - ~ ' .. H, "''ll dMJ,~ .mode tht. ~lilt ·JI! ~~~ . •· CIOI!tllltltllt, whlclt~ •-PGPII..."l"' ·llill rnoh . MR., FARMER · ' ~,750 \ the .co:m~unity! .... ..... Of TnEFINE ~~+..., tQ will will $1.00 lllul Smtinel Mystery Mlli Maw& family . Dot ' eUrdblt . 'Finance Aleoholle: A drJnker who drinka betweeJJ drillk•. s ·ERVICE · \ MYSTERY_ MAN? I Ili~i~ ';·~'U.45 Heavy Dilly 24 Moo. Gutlrtlllee ~.... '· .. . . toan ,inc_u bator,a aealed crib with apeclal he~~;tera, a supply of pure oxygen and filters de· aia'ned to keep out dJ'ngerou• rerun. Protecting the hlfant from Infection ia the big problem. In spite of air flllel'B, germs ean still attack the child. And recent irtvestigatlons show that thfl but way to combat the inlectioua invadtra is with the &'r'fti'Niotic drUM'S that are eft'ective againat many dilfertnt germs. Malnutrition oC the mother is be~ ing studied as a pr.;sible cause of premature birth. Pt.-lirilinary studies indicate tbat there is danger of premature bltth uftl~sa the exp&ct· ant mother b &ttting enough vitamin E, tbe so-tailed fertility vitamin in wheat nt't)J oil. - Can You ··~ Identify The Daily . Sentinel UB·Y To Fit Qtevrolel, Plymoliih, ShidebMer Ell. . .' ..' YOUR BEST BUY IN BATTERIES! ...·W.uy Credit Way!;_ ,, SON RISE 'STATIO'N'' . \ CH,EMISTS J() . j PRESC~Ii!'fiON MOORES Pomeroy "YOUR SUNSET - pound yours! . .~~~~~~:r'eCmi!~ ' . i. - thtlr -~ ~ WASHINGTON UP- Here is where your tax dollar would go under President Eisenhower's fiscal 1867 budget: National Security : 61 cents. Charges Fixed By Law : 25 cents. . your If ahopP-_In'u n•r us. or let • Security Division Gets Lions Share Bd Of Tax u get • Pick up IN YOUR UFi WHEN YOU NEED A MEDICINE ~-- ---· £-~-~~d- ~(IEN<E CAN PHONE -- lb By Mil. AND llltll........ To know that you ace resting, When the twUight e nds th e day. "She has fougbt a aood fht"ht, She has finished her coune. She has kept t·he faith. Henceforth is laid up for hP• Ca a crown of righteousness lor His namesake." FOR THE BEST There is a plan far greater than IN USED CARS the plan you know : lEI There Js a landscape broader than you see, M•KNJGHT There iJ a heaven where storm SALES toased souls may go, ,, I Phone 115MOTORMlnartvllle, Ohl• You call it death- We, iMmorta. lily. You call -it death- Lhis seeming endlesi sleep, We call it birth- the soul at last set ftee. • "1'h hampered not by time or space-you weep, Why weep at death? 'Tis immortality. Under New MA.,.......nt FareweJI, ilear voyager'Lwill BNakfast and lvenlna Dinners not be luna:, Your work Is done- now msy R11arvatlont for Rlrtlet and peace res·t with thl'e. Banqoah At All Tli'nH 1 Your kindly thoughts and deeds-ContACt 1, ·t hey live on, Hvla Wa1t McAIIItlet, Mar. This hi not death- 'ti5 immortalit}'. • Farewell, deat vov.;t:ell-.the river :::::::.1 The cadence winds and turns,song watts ,•~:.;;:.:::::::::::::...of your I _ Losl· & near me~ 1 And now you know the thing that RODL~F.Y DOWNINr. LOST- A lat·gc grey and black 1 Vury deBirll hltJ llr5t lluur APARTall rnen learn, lNSUilANCJil 4GUCT tigc.- CAl', part Angou . Phon 1 ~ r-.u:NT. Automatic ga~ furnace. There is no death-there's lmmor. talit >·~ ~~~·~.:. .~nny. Hi-3t~ t:all 6170-J. _ ____ I2·2!:tf •Vtt, AtU;omoblle, liNI8I 16 IIIWL'I'Z - TRI SMITH FAMrLY FEBRUARY 11 1956 -- W By bour -~ Tbe 1Jauy :,eotlnd o.w ill nut bt: resporuuble tor wore l .bu Wltl &acurract Ul· reponea w.b~n And ~:'::t ~~;:;;., the •kr. -'-~-~r We lhink of YOLl dear Mother, ~• size btd w11h spnngs, $W. FURNISHED HOUSE for sille. I And the happy d1y1 1one by. dinin& t.able and '! ~ha1r:;, :j;IU; Cu~1ple te ly m?dern. Fr~sbly Thoug hts ot you come drifting :.ac.- be At twilight 19 I For Sa=~le:____ __ ~ _j ~ 2_12_ ke~ Estate 1etllOA. M.uum:.am c.tuu &e 4 cents per .vord' fllr Ulref' CIUD full rate ~hesday, Jonuory 1.8. 1956 ______________:ne~Do=ii\I:!...::Sel:::lh~l'l::;ne:::I.:!...!~-Mlddleport. OhiJ Obituary -~ ~- ~- Clualfted Adl '"'""'"" bJ 1•· .\. lt. will be publub.eo. &Ato Mm.e g,a' u rco.!eived. · ll.atel: 2 ceota ~ WIJI'<I. ooe b Wednesday, January 18, 1956 • ,, , . ' ' •-.fill • ,•- )·' ~>\"; • . �' '' ~Eiaht '• l"he Doily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio I FOREST RUN AU.t.Ddance at Sunday School Sunday was 4:5 offering $9 40 Mra Rose- Genht.i..mer a.nd f11.mily of the Atben.a Road were Sunday guests of her mother-, Mrs Ann ie Ba1ly and famUy Mr ~nd Mrl Thurman Young Helen. Barker and Wmme Holland of CWton ctalled on Mn; StellJ Watkins Sunday V1rgd Walker, Planls. eatl ed on bJ.S p.arcnts, Mr and Mt~ Lewu Walker SWlday Mr and Mrs Albert Biler werl' Sllnday guests ol Mr and Mu A.Jdrew DaVIS , Rock Sprm.t:s Mrs VIrginia Deavers of Ports mouth spent Wednesda} with her l!lisler, Mrs M.ark Evan ~ Mr and ~s WoOOruw Mora and 1amily of Pille Grove spent Fnday w1th Mr and Mr:s Charles Baer and Mr and Mrs George Baer Winter Dresses w.. Now $5,95 $7.95 $8.95 ' '• . $4.95 $5.95 $5.95 Oct ffOTtl BY MRS. J. D. ROUSH The WSCS o[ th e Methodis t Mr and Mrs Charles Rife had a.s Sunday ruests the1r son Cial'lf!i Church was ent ert.aJned Monday A. Fife and famtly of St Albaru , at l he home of ~t.n Ora Hill 1n Muon Mr. &lld Mrs George Bever1d1e bank to Mrs. The fattb[ul Carcle Sunday and son of New Marshfield ILamm, exeeuttve secretary of the Two tr ucks were dam1g ed wben SL hool cla ~s met Tllurs day t!Veo Mason County Red Cross Chap. one of them s.ludded s1dewavs lD' t 1 Mr a11d Mrs Harlan R1fe and mg wath Mr.!> 0 C Cr a mle1t the other wh1eh was parkM on sons .spent Saturd.ay WJtb Mr. and ~Irs Hamm said thai the depleMr and Mr.s John Burn ell Jr Sta te Route 124 a1 the 1ntersectwn Mrs W V R1fe of Wilkesville tt·d condition of tbe blood bank of C olumbu~; are announcmg the of State Route 143, Tuel!day afte r Tbey eelebrated 'their 83rd wed b1rth of a daughter Polly Ann at noon, the s llenffs offtca reported at the present time u due to the ding anmversary, Jan 17th Umvennty Hospital Grandparen: , Accordmg .to the r('port a 49 ( uunty 's poor response to the Mr and Mrs Chari~ R1fe were a re Mr and Mrs J P Burnell Fo rd p1ckup dnven by Da l~ la , t v1s1t of the bloodmobile. 'I he bloodmobile w11J vtstt m Wellston Saturday , al~o Mr Mrs Delpha Cummms re turn&! Proffitt, 25. Portland was travel and Mrs H D R1fe and S()ns . from a tnp to Florida wtth her mg we5t at 5 10 p m when an P01 nl Plea&ant from noon until Don R1!e LS :;tatiOnt!d at San Ao· daugl\ter, MI11 Wilber C11'cle auto pulled out from a s1de road 6 p m on Thursday at the Trinity tom4>, Texas, m the Atr l'orce )lr and M.rs Mllo VanMeter Ill front of ham, cmd to avmd ~ M('1hodlst Church. That will be Mr and Mrs Buck Varunclr.Je of and Mrs W E Wilson had thll c•hSLOn. the truck drove on the the final vis1t until Aprd 4. Lester 'Ba1ley, bt>t m and sk1dded stdeways mto a Jronton spent last week w1th Mr followmg guesb! and Mrs Emory Johnston Mrs Bertha Holter. Mormng StaJ . parked WJllys pickup truck owned Eastern Local School •Mr. and Mrs Raymond Tllomas Mrs Nora Hoskms, Flortda, Mrs by Paul Baaley, Pomeroy Medium and son, Langavllle, spent Sunday Vtsta Frank, Chesh~ l , Mr and damages were don;:! to both vc Board Hold. Meeting wdh her mother, Mrs Freda Bow· Mrs. Cbester VanMieter and son h1cles en and children Roy of Morntng Star on Wednes· day evemng MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL At a special meeting of EastRobert and Ronnie R1fe spenl S.Sgt Oliver Cadie, wife and ern Local School Board held at Slturday wath Mr and Mrs Qt!o. &on who were on an tsland 111 Admitted Tuesday Donley Ed Chester, Saturday evening, JanSax.to11 and ramily Greenlsnd have returned to Ltmf" ward:;. Cornmg uary J4, tbe bond of Rllph Hen· Gerald Saxton called on Frank Stone, Mamc, Telatl\ cs were m DLScharged. Nancy Etchmger, <krson was approved for clerk or Bennlngton or Vales Mills Sunday formed. Syracu • the board. Mr. Henderson assu· Earl Reed spent Saturday eve· Mrs E S Tbaxto!l who was 111 Bu s Mr and Mrs Horace mctl b1s duties at this meeting nlng with Chares Rt£e and family. of pneumoma m Hol:t.er Hospttal Stmt , Rcedsvtllc, son Permassion w.a granted to the Mn Sm1th and sons spent the was returned home and 15 1mprovtrustees of Ohve Township to weekend m Akron VIsiting rela· tng. hat thl.'i eounlry needs 1s 11. use the Reedsville building for a tJVea. Mrs Mild~d Chapman sor. and IN d fiVe cents. meeting place at their owo risk. daughter .spent Sunday With bcr :.;.;..:_;;..:....:.::;:__ _ _ _ _ _...:._....;:....:._ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ '" I Saturday callers were Mrs. Anna pac•nt., Mr .nd Min J S Quwk Wat.a.on, Amanda Baer, Carolyn ol Syracuse Mrs J Elmer Gr1mm was reEvans and son, Mrs Charles Bacr turned £rom St Joseph Ho~pital who has been Ill 1s improvmg. Mr end Mrs. Henry Sprouse or Parkersb1.1rg last Neck for treat· Fa1rpomt spent the weekend wi-th ment Ru~sell Qutllen fell recuntly a.t her parents, Mr and Mrs. Robert Now Laudermalk. Tbey returned bome a tipple m Chcshlfe and InJured Sunday Mrs. Lauderm1lk accom· h1s rtght htp panled tbem Attendance at Sunday School •Mr. and Mrs. Rus.s Watson spent Sunday W!Wi 63', offering $8 73 -ALS0-Mr and Mrs Lewis Roush of Monday an Columbus the J:Ueats of 1 spent Sunday With her Mr end Mrs Elmer Leon1rd 20% Etta PICkens and Mr. and Mrs Miles Crosa, Ra motber, Ivan cine and Mrs Anna Frecker of Off on Wlnler Skirts Pine Grove Clllll'd on the CbJrles Mr and Mrs Ronald MleDadc of Baer famaly rerenlly Columbus spent the weekend WJ.th Miss Betty Nelson of Johnstown tbc1r parer.ts, Mr and Mrs WJ11u; spent S1.1nday w1th her grandparof Jtacme, Mr. and Mrs Roy ents, Mr and M'rs Ch~rles Bae~' McD~tde, local Mr. and Mrs. Hanson Hnltcr Mrs Ruby Sh~ets of GaiJJpoiJ~ spent Sunday ~v' mng wltb Mrs .spent Sunday WJtb Mrs J D Amanda Baer and ramJl y RoU!IIt Mrs E M Damewood and dau. Mrs Edward M1ller Will enll'rghler Mr~ nobcJ•l L('e of Sutton tam the WSCS of the Melhodt~t Main Sl Pomerov, Oblo vJcre vuitors m I'od;c:r!lburg fo~ n- Churrh iii her home Friday I'Vcnmg, Jan. 20th J...,~~,.===""'~""'~,J~d~•Y>::____ Ralph 11Jggmbc.dham of Ma:;on WHs here on bsumeM Thursday Rachard Allen, former re~ uJ ent of here ha~ f1mshed 30 years of &crv•cc w1lh the B. F. Goodilch Company at Akron BROAD RUN Mercedes Condon Dress Shop _ - -- January Clearance SALE Now I at : BAKERS STOP "SOFT-BED" BACKAC:H E I . Save as Never Btfare In this Great National SALE I Pomeroy I I I KARR&VANZANDT MOTOR SALES I ITS SMART TO SHOP AT THE Middleport Dept~ Sto.re We Give VALUE Plus S & H GREEN STAMPS SPECIAL SALE! Mens end Boys 4BUCKLE · ARTICS . " . I .FIRIITitE ' ~ ·- May l$6$-1'ravel expenses to Pollee Courts, County Board met•t· inp etc., estimated _ 565 00 June 19M-Recorder tape tmd microphone --·-- ---- · · ·- - $1800 June, 19M-Travel r.xpense to Pollee Courts, County Board meetings, etc estimated ·----- $65.00 June 23, 1953--Trap to CDium· bus to PUCO 1n re HGbtion Cross· lng - ------- -- - ·-··--- $6500 July 1, 19M-Travel expenses to Pollee Court.a, county P.oud meettna:a, etc estimated - · $li.5 00 August, 19§--Trsvel expense to Pohce Courts, County Bvsrd meetings, etc., esllmated - $t:l5 00 September 22, 195~-Prose~ut· mg Attorney Conventmn m Cm· cmnati,O.,threedays .. • . $25000 September, 1955--Travel expenses to Pollee Courts, County Board meeting, etc eshmnted meetlnp, Nov Nov Pollee Courts, Count)' Board meet. iags, etc, estimllted --·--· ;sM 00 Dec 19M-Travel e'tpense to P~>ltce Cour:ts, County Boatd mcetmgs, etc. estimated __ S65 00 Total Expenses - ---· $1,81>7.00 J 8. O'.Brlen ProseeutinJ A' ~ •nlej' FILED DEC. 21, 1955 PERR 'f A.. IUGGS, COUNTY AUDITOR MEIGS COUNTY. Mr r.raJg moved lh~t tile fore· illjtlng re11olu 1 JOn be adt•p,•,..d. seconded by Mr l'roffttt and the v(lte on rull cal! rt'-!-Ulted· :io~r. Craig, Yea, Mr. 1-rl)ffitt, Yea and Mr. Hartmger, Yea. SISSO' ~RACE Mrs. Naom1 Thompson as eo-hOI· tess. Mrs. Grace Thomas, YlCtl churman was tn char~e of the meetin& With Mrs Don Anden;(.ln devotional leader and 1n cbarge of the program It was voted lo have an auellon at tbe next meet· mJ. Mrs Thelma Tucker a form· er member but now of Waverly was a guest. Mrs John S1mpkms was also welcomed back PlaM for the Easter market and bazaar were started when the AI· ternoon Clrctc or the wscs met at the ~orne of Mr.s Weber Theobald for their January meetmg Mrs. Carl Denison president, presided The secretary and treasurer's reports were gtv!ln by M1 s Louise Myers and Mrs. ~Jnme Taylor A small auobon WaA·held Mr~ Eva Fleming was auctioneer. Mrs C barl~ Amos and Mr;; Clarence Chase were Jrueats. Th~ February meeting w11I be held at the ·home of Mrs. Hattle "McKen· zie . ,! Misses PU'LLON -aooTs ' Weather .....2, · '""""' wtth te 4 ,....., IMhM lftd KCumY&. lion Hntrat and MVth ,..... 898 tOnftht 22 Single Copy CLEARANCE .' ...o ·~u. •• ~uaft.ts. . , I -' Meigs-Co Rauk;High In State ,MEN·S · 4 Budde 3;95 For Bond Sales , :".MRNS ' ' 5 Buckle s,ps . I Worilenl' ... $2.95 . ' ~ ~·· ~·~ M _Sho,.jJ~ ! ;~tore · di..U...t .}M)8 -~wt w.r -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;~;:;:;;:;:;;:;:;;;;:;;::;~~~~~~ - ELBERFELDS 1 ' President Asserts His Faith In Dulles As AMan Of Peace Sunshine Minstrel .,fLarge Crowd •' .1> The!Jdorus Couneal Dau.d\terS ·o I America met ID reaular sessJOJJ Ohio sales of Sene1i E and H Savtngs BondB durine: calendar year 1955 reached a new peace- ~ time record of $389.12:9,012 for a gam of 110% over 19114 Decem· bet sales of JUst under $33 mlli· ion were tbe hlihest December now totals 124 y..rs •II .t the hmttrw' Pol't Offlc...... nd still 1 nDt one' of ~tm It tUglblo for ~oft ,.. right E. Stark, aul1t- 1 "''"' "'" the end of World War n and were Instrumental in Ohio 5lgnal Ligltfs At Hobson ·~o~ Be Installed By NYC aurpassmg Its "':': v,por U~ts a~ Central completed that w ~ :tr..g~~ 1~ SJles quota ~>f ;;~~~~•• ,h.,e ,..,.,d ..1... Theodore T. Reed, CouDty Chair· County Savings Bqnd.s ltated that E and H ID tbe COUhly for D,&fol7,400 brl.DJ{iDJ p.e "iir.D~on"' f?05,703 •be COJinin pointed out tbal ::OUab 1tt~ined 123.6% of .,;p.lway lnspecto~ Confirms F~tct ,> . Tha~ Railroad W~ll ~reel Signal automatic lo ,C(;~~si!ion ' WASIDNGTON VP- Prestdent rH"inJr: " or wu three times and Eiaen:hower aaid today be consld· tbat thu is the "necenary art" to ers lobn Fotter Dllilr.a the DHt maaatlun peace aecretary of state be has ever Mr Etserutower al:w rejected Jmown. charJet by Gen. Matth~w B R1dg· M:r Euenhower stoutly dl'fend way, former Army chief of o~tarf ed Dulles desptte the upro&r onr .hat "politteal COilstderataONl" dtc: the secretary's "br:lnk of war' tated the adm10lstrat1on's new ltatemenls. He &aid be bas com look mJittary program Tbe Prell· plete fa1th m Dulle~ as a man de- dent nld he h.ad n~er been voted to peace gUJity of_ makin1 DlllJt;.ry dCCJ.IIa. In effed, he empbataeally re- tons out of 4eferenee to pohttea. jected demands that he f1re dr If he bad Jet polit1cs mfluence repnmand DuUeA for saYJng th· military decudons an)'11me IIDce adm.inutrahon "walked to th • UNO, tbe Prmdent s.;ud there - -- - -- would never have been an mvas· 1on of Europe alld Allied f.orcct would orver have eroued the At· lant1e 111 World War II Be asaid he bad been subjected to Mmtar,. advtce of every kind over the year5 "-nd that 1t was often deep ly felt but aome bmes narrowly based. Racme • Bapbst • 0 rdinatton • To Be Held Tonite - At his news conferonce, the Pres1deDt a~ 1 Al.serted lbat • prospects for world pea~ han brightened over the last three yurs despite the great let-down iD the btt;.b bopes tor peace ~nneet~ wtth tho:! July Summ1t meeting at Geneva But the Pre~ndent would not say there was caUJe for r.-omplaeency tn the world Blhution, particularly 10 the q,ddle Ea!:t 2 Declmed comment on reteot mformed suggestion by Soviet Prem1er Nikolai BW,amn tlait U· other Summit meetillg might be. fruatful. The Presidt'.nt lilld he hadn't even beard tbe suggeshoi and tharefore had no comm~rnt. • In aupportrng Dulles w, the h~ ~em 'file Home Demonstr"tion 1 Club held their mectmg at the home ol Mrs. Ethel Nelson The subject "Planmng and Preparing was Meals" The dmner was prepared and served by 1\&s Carl •Miller and Mrs Robert Canaday The Febru· ary meehng Will be held at the 'did·tbt adminfdra· b-~ lmtall • • of aignall, home of Mrs Ca naday, and Mrs Wtlllam Lan.nmg or MrFa1rbom, 0, were he.re last and three sons of Bell Vallie, week to at-tend the funeral of spent Saturday mght Wtlb Mr. Fted Wlnn I ni andSue. Mrs P('arl Warth and Con· Mr.s S. L Bryant anti ' Mr. and Mrs, Arza Bryant were calhng on Mr and Mrs Ralph Weaver Mr and M!rs carl Qualls and Mr and Sunda Durbm, motored to and Mrs Eugene Dent, Chester Parkersburg Sunday to visit Mr. Road, Sunday. and Mrs Donald Llevlng and , Mrs ClarMu Price has been ill Ruth. at her home here. Cllllng at the home Gf Mrs. Mr and Mn. Dave Tillls of Bertha Clark Sunday ChJihcotbe spent the weekend were Mr. and Mrs here. Their son, David, accompan· Clal'k, Mr and Mrs. Clay i~d tbem home after spendmg the stead, Mr and Mra holidays wttb his grandparents and famlly, Mr and Mr and Ml'll. Paul Barnes and renee Clark, Mr. and PGll'leroy, spent Sunday 'fheresa and Mn Floyd Thoma!,: Clark, Mrs and Mrs. Dorsey RoWih, Mrs. WIH!am Folan, Mrs Mma for •Ppeliz:itts soups, SleW$ •nd chi.e~eft rr~Ussee oaene Rousb, Bernlce and Shir· Wise and Mrs, Nate Wi.se and chil· ly Johnson. dren were vlsltorJ m Gallipolis •.. _R••••• Pots! ;' Mils Gloria Jean Crump neently Saturday mght w1tll her &rJnd· Aovon seoled its • , • lwin Bohlito hondlo• ... , . mother, Mrs. Pearl Wartb and Mrs C~rles Graham. Mr. and ' J' ,«{ :J ·~ -/ Con~e Sue Mrs . J. E. Jaduon and Mrs Ham, <·o-o-1. Glowins copper lor quiclc~4Wn hhbnt Mr and Mrs Thomas BulnliiT<I·I son Bentley attended tho Baptu1l ner and sons, were callin1 convention at Middleport Sunday. • •. gle.m.ing sl1inless st..tfor ·4ii~k1tNit~ . hom" of Mr and Mra. Mrs. Almu• R11wJings spent a Clark and Unda, Sunday. f!lw days in Atbens l:ooHuty Another '""'""' ol the R',.l.llri)W,Oio/ Mn. Tbere!IB Ohhnger and Victor Braley is hl)me for a 1:1( "'' ( ~ ' ber.t, were visiting Mr. and. w!!~ks fro.m hia employment f•m1ly - thre Wotld's Fintll lh•n•ils. carl Clark. on the railroad. • Harry Oldaker and Mr. and Mrs, CIJlr Taylor and ll~UflliAIEOo -ii.i~k,'orecent guests of Mr1. Mr and Mrs Floyd Tbomas were and family . Wedne.sday eV!!DIIlJ JIUests at the " hwere w.,. -4 • · S.I.ICt ~. aDd Mn D<Jna1d James 'Jhom11s home In MtddleAv•tl•~l• Nl oi, 6 flld 8 ql • .. ltl. , •an, were via!Unit Mra. P.Cnt 1n honor of their son's bll'tbWarth ~nd Camil,y, Sunday da..\1. nlng. •Mr. and Mrs. Don AndersCJn Robert Oblinger was were guei\1 of Herbert HOI'Ikinsons Luu and Philip King, and family, Athens Sunday 1 ••,.. ,, ~ ,:·,,{ '.' /' Mr. snd Mrs. Billie Mr and Ms-1. Rell Jordan bad all their Sunday 111.1ests M.r atid and daughter, Cindy were Ina Mr. and Mrs Leo Clark Mrs bAae Taylor In the aft(>l'oeently. noon they 'Went tG Lucasv1Ue to Mr. and Mrs. Bill Roush se~e an aunt, Mn Allee BuCkle daughtera were calling on w-.f:!'b~o-'1~·~9~2:'·~·~·~rs:_;ol~dl:__ _-c::_~=~~~~~~~~~~==~ Tisht-~tti~,s 09~· k~~ I •moral · -~ ot pn.qd-ples ~::;·.~~;~~~A~~·:~:~~ related In of traffic on railroad, and unnecessary. Tttls uouLn1 S.~c~ to 26. FriUy ,.,..., cloucly ancl - . ct.rmly cohl wfth •now flur· ,.., likely east lncl north ,.,.. tfon. 124 Years Of-$ervic e Still Can't Retire ' Monday ev,enmg Durmg the busmess sesston, Mrs Charl~s Cohen was reported as havJDg lost her daughter by death Mrs Norma Chapman was rr.portcd all with the flu. Due to weather condttlon_s the drapmg of the charter for ALice Wippel an.d , Lorraine Schneider was postponed until um meet· mg on Xondsy, Feb 0 ;~-' .~ ' A soci•l houi- was held at the close of the meeting nttne No. 233 Vol· VII tt Theodorus Cou~ii D Of A Has ·Meet MOnday f ven1n~ '. ·, ~" • tton.. Low n Funeral .. Funeral .&ervie!es tor Atfee ' SIJ. son, 40, who died Moopay at her borne were held todar at 2 p M m the Trevey·Finstcrwald Funeral Home The Rev Edward Charles offa ctated the cere.monv .andbrial took place In the Beech Grove 1 Cemetery RUTLAND BY exN"nse.t is in ~ Hob&on ·Middleport speed Yard restrteted l.Jmlta Rules. freightsby are as 1 Concluding the letter, TUt,nlllr I is conaidered that Centr•l &ii.lroJd Legion Post made arrangemenl..8 are Ul proceJs .of providing request of the_ complaint, no mandator)" ' aetlon wlll be re· qulred by this Honorable Commi881on to reasons llbove 1tated". iP!Il~il<>~ •"W:(~~~t~~ '" I lAND ~ITIU 'IIi!•"" - ·ofa-t, aatf.. justice. stand rll'mly beband t.base p~ pies and that perhaps co•ld be in-~ terpreted as stlndmg at tbe brinl( "\ of war But auth a position, he emphasized, depends an tbe utioDl!i of otberl'i. On hls part, boweYer. 11r. Ei· senhower saJd be would 10 to Congres, whenever the il.sue of war .arLSes He said that is the only plaee be would go lD tbat event. iratrn, I tlrely by yard a'Uti. There no passeager trains and :~r':~.t;~:::~~;~ Wins Citation TO MilT Rutland lUgb Sc:bool Bond Boosters will meet Monday eve· mna. Jan. 23 at 7:30 p.m. in tbe Rutladd High Sebool, aceordtng to announcement to~ by , Ber· ,.;:::~;J~~~~ n..-d Krinke, band dUector. MElTING POSTPONED The Su1ar R11n PT~ has csn· celled its meet1n1 for toni1ht due to t}¥! inc~ment .accord· ina Mrs Roy WE ~RRY A CQ.I.APU\1· s(OCI 0,' ., and Mrs. CHarUe Llevlng - f~~;mUy. $3.99 $1.4'9 < . l){fl~e retn the South· In ~ratjon, but come £rom the Tile MIDDL·E-P·ORT' DEPART :;.< tbt; wol'ld wtUl - some poinTs, lie saJd, we hlyt ki ' switthlng- limits, the letter Btated, and Is used by yard erews In making up, and breaking up trams, the east qack is used en· I 595~00 $299. May 25, 19M-Olive T"wnsh1p TruMeee tr1al expense, mcludmg tnps to GaJhpolis, Oh1o __ $7501.1 May ~Prill'tu.1g on Dour ----------·-· ·· ·- -·-- - - - $1000 wll! t1ves gathered at the hnme of\ for refreshments wh.leh will Mrs Glenn Bradford, Wednesday low tbe meeting, evenmg, Jan 11, to help her celebrate her 26th birthday She CCL TO MEET receiVed many lovely and usetul The Child Coll8ervahon Lea· .!Hfts Refreshments of coffee gue IS to meet Tbursday eve mng cake, KooJ Aid and frUJt salad at the home of Mrs.' Denver Ri~;:e, were served to about fdteenJ' Broadway, Middleport. guests. There were several who sent g1fts but were unable to be Mr and Mrs Franklin Clark present. , Beverly, 0, 1left Sunday for Mr. and Mn. Harry Clark and where he has employment. (;~mtly of Kirkland, Ill, arnved Mr. and Mrs Clyde Clark and bere Saturday ntght to tuke his son, spent Sunday wlth Mr. and mother, Mrs. Bertha Clark back 1Mrs Carl Clark and Linda. lu spelld ttlr remamder of ·the • Mr and Mrs DtcVi Ord and wanter with tbem 1'hey left for J Jamaly of New Hoven were visit· llmois, Sunday mormng mg Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ord, M1ss Peggy King s~nt a few I Sunday. days With her sister, Mrs Glenn Miss Doru. Ohhnger was visit· Bradford and family vi New llav· mg her mother, Mrs. Theresa en J Ohllng:er and family, over the M1ss Tonl Krump spent the weekend weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Mrs Glenn Bradford and fam· mond Roush. dy Were Sunday gue 11 la of Mrs. Mr and Mrs. Lawrenrc (!lark Rusb Anderson A; R. Sbeels moved las't week and family and Mr. and .Mrs Mr. and Mrs.' Clyde Roush and to Columbus from the Roush Earl Clark and son, were vilnting daugbter of Galena were recent farm Sam Hall of Syncuso wlll Mr.~ and Mn. Leonard Fields of guests of Mr. and Mrs. Elwood move thl! week to the. fatm New Haven, Sunday. Licvlng and famUy Mr. aod Mrs Richard Roush and family, were visiting Mr and Mrs Ernest W1lham5 and fam· i.ly of Gaulf"y Brldge over tbe weeKentl M.J and Mrs Edwin Klng were recent guests of Mrt. Glenn Bradford and family, Mf11. Florence Yonker, son, Terry , Mr and Mrs. Paul Yonker Awey Hvd,.IMtlc Drln. Jult .,.t B•hind the Whllltl end ~.. The fhrlll Th1t Only en II Will Gl.,. DO IT NOW. ' FURNITURE Grange Mlay 20, 19M-P.rosecutmg At· lorney's Coaveuhon m Dayton three days - ·--- -·--·- ·- $20000 e Cowta, THOMAS The Ev~mng drele of the Me· !ol· thod1st WSCS met at the home of Mr.s. William Tucker Jan. 3 wtth DILUXI II, 4 DOOR. Flnhlng Rock•t f'llrform•nGI'! With Whirl ROOM$ HEW Bend $65 00 expenses to Courta, County Board $65.00 tonight By THERESA OHLINGER I at 7 30. A program h aa b een pan BIRTHDAY PARTY ned Members are requested to A group of friends and rela- brmg their favorite covered disb 1950 .Oldsmobile ,. GRANGI TO MEET Mtimal~ meetillJI, meet m regular session Dresses $7.95 'I "I · 28· · u;d--:ii.-- i~~ Trucks Damaged Mason-Co Blood Probe Conference in Colqmbua, Ohio, (Contlnued Page One) I --- -------- ------ ·--· -- $!10.00 Oct 1, 19M-Travel U:l)eDICS Slippery Roads Bank Depleted ete. _ to Pollee County Board Only four pinta Qf blood are April, l&M-Tnvel etc. ellimtted __ 165.00 blood Pollee meet4, 1.9M-Booka ___ _ GUO C.ause Accident left accordihff Couaty'1 Naney tnJs, etc. Ntimated ··-- -19M-Travel t.o LETART FALLS BUCKWHEAT ~m•lmn.g the v;ddtepor.t aQd IN!!a and elsewhere In are "'ported as in op- HOLZER HOSPil'AL Admitted Wednesday: Thomas Clark. • Austin Lowell Admitted It was reported that..the Rutland l1ee AmburJer, CommJttee 1s organbled work· Born Thw:+.!: for the .PrO. and Mrs.~ '· � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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