http://66.213.69.5/files/original/f7214dee05a81bd5438a01eca5301a14.pdf 36fef111befabef44dfe17ab7594d505 PDF Text Text -- .. f • --------------- ' ------ ·- - ---..-- ' ---- ··- - .. -- ~--· • • • School Classes Go Skat1,g, Fri. SOCIETY Wahama Soundlr.By -Light Your Porch Light For Mothers March On Polio Tonight MIDDLEPORT ·sOCIETY -· Mrs. Nyle Borde( wife li sl •~tol' e . oi.Jhe . tr,t. ••lforiab · Ch....b,.lildd!Oport, 1>u returned to her home iD poJIB after beina: a medleal lent at Holzer Hoapital for past twa Weeki. ~·::l~w~orl:h~,t~~5l Vol. VII No. 239 Patricia garet Hoyt, vacation at The girls, who school, are atarfn!_ ter's parents, C. E. Hoyt, and Mr. and Mn. Mr. and Mrs. ed Mn. Kenneth A. E. Vaneo, and her followi•g your pllyoiclan's prescriptiollt w~h profoosionol pncioion from fresh, potont drugs, wo oro in business fat YOUR health. At your ..,.ice, all woysl Our occvn~q Ia your protection aad loin. Garter Jlolls, SWISHER and LOHSE ~omeroy, Phone-9~ Ohio sw!ila,. <;Otu.lrti.J!: NO MORE SHOVELING Mra: Mr. and Mrt. William Baker ness vi&ltors in Jeffef&OD · and ere business ~iaitors in Galli- Eas& I.Jverpool. poJis\ today. Mra. Harley Strong and sons Mr. and Mra. Lester Ruasell of Wilkesville, spent TUetday and dl\lghter, Betty and . Mr1. witb ber' parents, Mr. and . Mra. Henry Reibel were recent busi-Henry Reibel. ·Br11mfid8, . ' · .· -.. ' ' 'limy _ were \ 'SI.ULCiaY Mr.' aQtt .-, ....•:!lrl;· ,.,.-, ..-. Otho Wlitla bad lh•, f~loW111•i•tll for dlnnir it& cement .now ~l»et' ~\>.1 and ·lin.: &: ;.,.• "su-rplus 1lll:Set" after i~jg:'.l!l el«tric -beating aystem.·un&r.lti •teplb_!_~. Folan iOd Edith 11on, WUkesville. sideWalk. Mr. and Mn. A. E. Braley, Uonal 8BI)k of Charl~· ,- ..- - ~-r1-rT'li" ""'il Keepsake ITS SMART TO SHOP AT THE Middleport Dept. Store BUY e NOW • Curlee Suits Valueo To $42.50 Miss Janlee Lumaa, SALE BUY NOW Is employed at '$35.00 SALE PRICE Curlee .Top Coats $29.95 Valueh! To $54.00 ·' MIDDLEPORT DEPARTMENT STORE THE SHOEBOX . . . . . . . . tho looo . ..., """'"""' ltMpealll Motoche4 WttWinct .... or1 birthday with a family · party 81"-d ......, ......_. quarrty ol'ld cloAk grca. ....., Kup10U 111 •-.o~tr ....,"!- ~ ""-~ RN.~ the lol'mer'o brot)10r ;. · MJIO · Meter, who· cit'ebfi~ hil ·.· · Middleport, Ohio cDIIII, ,,..III..Wy followed by ..,.. In south...t aM aouth br - nlthf. eaviest Mothers March Tonite .Ia Battle Against Polio Local Highways Said Hazardous Following 4To 5Inch Snow · · N tbe oounty markl tu. lOth an n~i Mothers' MIN-h qn PoliO._Jra- • .....···''' • • • • World's most effective weapon · against tooth decay I · l'l....-1111111 II ·...:,.... oa.loll'l lrdBut ,_I I =. ., . . . : ICONOMY ..... 69!1 LAIGI .......... 4fH MIDIUM ....... dltlo..t wtadup ' to tl!e M..-ch of Dime.!t more thau 100 WnmetJ -are e~ed to take part in the door Den· ctusade, wblcl!. Wilt start at 7 p. m. and lut tor ari hour. Armed "'ith .maton jars an~ 2fH : other ;toll_eetlon • cOntainers. the pollO-flibtlnl vol\1Dt-eet1 will faD Out toto every corp~r or the coun· ELBERFE~DS tr ·tci plllb. the, battle agai.Jist thP erll!!>ijq <\l>eaae. ' &me 01f'.Qfll'S WbC di!C!llre to con. ttjb\lle Will •IIDaJ by •Witcl!inl OD tMlt pord!llrbts or by leavtq • lan>P or ....n.11!4ll',w!Jid0w. f' • ,.. ..... JD.CIO ... I~ ~~-~-:------------1 Single Copy Sc '*""••.t, hith 10 to ,,.,...... cloucln.. and at~bdt 'i alutlle pe.ral)'aill. ~·NoW.t.f'· ,.._..1111\fW~ .EdltorW Pbone 387 when~ ...... $.w iD MeJgs DeW -Ciillel Hospltal in Huatlacton,. wu , tor the weekend with her par· ent!, Mr. and Mra. Rlymopd Luman, and famUy. .Mrs. Robert Mill• ts er at the Ohio VaQey where the wu. fOl'Dltrly · <.O:plo:i• lid·. . -.\ -. Mrs. Char.lea McNaMee and her daUihler, lllrs. C. H. Wise, were. 1n Letart, -Tu&iday. to Now Going'On SALE PRICE the ., entine ' felr 'i'hou&ands o£ poreblilbtt w-il1 County Wnigbt, · 'W1len cltUens wen U:P their beam '-Jnd their pocketbooks-tO an ~ Ot marcbi-n1 mqtbers · wbo Will ,eiH on -ev-ery ne!Pborhood · lot ~o~trl)1utlons to aid the fifbt have been ... returned tO end and were their cousin, Jrln. Jell, wbo lpeQt the Indianapolis with them. SPECIAL We Give VALUE Plus S & H (;REEN STAMPS SPECIAL at -y Weather Gt,..,.lty • ,. CHARLOTI'E, Mich.3t_'.Jifitfu J!fjl· f Deeoted To Tile latere.U er i.s vlll.tiog her IS OUR BUSINESS _A. MOT)IIRS' MARCH HIGHLJGHTS He,. ,,. th. bhfhllthh of th• loi.OtMw Mif<h .. Polio to bo .,...., In 11W11 County tonlfht: Tll'tll--1 1-'P. M. -CE: 1 - , homo In ........ HOW TO GIVI: Hom....,.,, loovo win. . "• COLLINS JUST A oOOii.P.LACI! TO TRADE MIDDLEPORT, OHIO JEWELRY POMEROY, OHIO JUST LOOK AT THESE PRICES RUSH OVER TO Pickens' AFTER-INVENTORY •. S LE • .. :. ~-.,ptt.ch ••• SPECIAL VALUES TO SAV£ YOU $$-.COME IN TOMORROW!! '' WALLPAPER ··. d.. . ······· "{QrJ . ·-.,y. ·~. ~ : 1Airl"kw• I j ¢1 ...... . .. ' •••••• SALE All WALLPAPER cut to the lowest price in all·of our 20 year~; In business .t thjl ....... while ther IHII Bll •lettlell Runaway Youth .Being Held For. ·. Athens Officers ,,.~~ .... C.Ott- ........ """ only$49.95 TEMPCO XX JANUARY DEMING 10% DISCOUN:f Deep~ell Syst8m . OM ALt TEMPCO FLOOR FURNAa$ on your heating needs for the present &- for the future. Expert installation by experieneed men. •, • bi,Y tuteml,lc Mit. JO.Y.., Wernnty. LlfethM ......._.,. Mt-· IIIMI hilt chlmHr, ttiJfe ...... wt.r lecllet....... ,.., •. _ -~.,............. -· ohellow r~clrM C4Miula, ..,........,..., l•cket, tteel ..,..,............... .tH, 100% """' .,.. wlfwwl ••,,..., -~- .,. 1tut • taw el tM .,..., ....... wfty yeu allo•ukt Itt wex,.ain M ,.......,. ,... a. ~T or lftY .._m (n ywur hOlM at L0WH COlT -~ Wan; Only$112.50 r 110 t:: · , T... llght Is red ODd;~;~~~y. It Bashes green and you gtH>ut quiet; · And tbafa when you.dlJii!>ver tba Nunl~ One news ailout Buicl(~ . aew ·D)millilw ; • .,· That II gives you btiiUa'at ne~~ ·· et,awi•Y response 'for city bv,lllc at m _:11v .1 .., -even before switch , ·DEMING ShAllow.Well Syst.m Wat.r Only $99.50 of ·1.· L ' .....,. . pered might of big' .,.,.. new ·322-eubi<>lnch V8 · engines talsed II> reCord highs In power aud compressum. - • Social Security Office Change Is Announced ' ' t lt's. perf<=a~~!"' ~~~Go.! with the )lest ride yet, the belt hahc!IIDg yell the ~ i~te~' yet, the ""'t styl,lng ~~~. li~...Uy;-~ the best Buick )'<lt. ; . ·. :, • · Come in the Mitdl~n ·~ SHvicc Station. Th~&­ day. Tire ~ht.ion is donatt1e their . total gro.o& re<:eipt.s OD TbW'BdAY to the loc<~l Polio fund . · Virgil Brown gave a report 011 Ihe state mOOing held in ·colurD"~ bu.!i on January 15 and 16. '111e grollp decided tiJ adupt tbe. ldfe ahovc Th~ Daily Sentinel otfi~ to be perman€101. for tbe meetiq place. The group also moved to donate $10 to the Polio fund. ... '· HARDWARE . MASQN,W •.V . ; . • .;:<~ •', .. ';; ~;. '' . _,. · Present at the meetlna: Brown. Ted . , �ff'h,:..:.::u::,r~sd~a:!:.y,:.,::J~o::nu~o::.rr_y::;,26~,~1.:.9~56~-----------...:.rh.:.:e::...:Doily Sentinel, Pomeroy.MiddlepOrt. Ohlc. "' -' Rutland News Noteo aY GRACI THOMAS On The News DEVOTED TO INTERESTS OF MEIGS-MASON AREA RICHARD S. OWEN G!N, MGR, I REYNOLD E. GR!ENE !DITOR. Published every afternoon exce-pt Sunday iJy The Ohio Valley Sentinel , Ine., at llO ~[e c-hamc St , PometO\', 0 Bu~ i ne.~.<t offl~e phon e -398, editori1d oH1ce phone 397 ,Entettod Bi st-cmul plJ ~~ m:l ilin ;,r tnJ it l·l· :.It l h r• Pomeroy Ohio . Portland p o.~ t ()fflce Nt!HOnlll :.h-erli s in:J n•pr~stnlll!IVP. RnllindiJ-Kin'l!wll. 343 Lningt on A\· ~, Nt·W York City , 16, N . Y. ... ... - The Rutl&nd Gat"'Jen Club will meet .-t the llome o! lin. Floyd 'l1bomu Jan. ;:JUlh. Mn. Cbancs AmOi la co--.bO&tea. .Rev. R. 1!:, Llater of the Met.Jtodil1: Chwch il AU4!1nc1ina; the Ulllu Ptaton' t;onventio.n in Co.&umoUJ tDJs week. •Mn. ·M ary Beard i" in Cincln· nau buyma merenall(li~te !or (.lle liuliaDd vept. :Store. &sra. Rl)sa .tsarn.ea ·and Mra. Floyd Ttwmas VJSUed lU'a. }\.tuy~,~. lJav~ of WJU:uvl.lie recently. ' Mr. and .Mra.. Cbulet Am01!1 Jr. of Columbua were caUiDi on .Mr. and Mrt. 4..:, H. Amos .St.l.lld.ay, Funeral :servWes tor i:Ju.rre!J Bartoo, Pomeroy, were .held Sun· * 11.: lur.. Sub~ rription ralf'.~· Dl'li\'r-ry by rarril'r wh('rl' availabll' :10 ceats per Wt'("k : one year in <Jdvnl"'re :~t The- Daily Sentinel office, $15.60: six monlhs, $7 .80: th rl't' •nont hs, $3.90. lly motor route when availablf' : one mnn'h St Ry m:~il one year $8; ~ix mo n ths. $4 2~: thrl'P months, $2.50: on!' mont h. $1. day 0 ., Mr . md MNI . Doris Blanton and Mr. and Mrs . P. A. MatTII'M , Columbus, Mr. and Mr!;. ! ilarlcs Graham and Mr. 1tnd M:rs. Kenneth Bell, Springfield, Mr . and Mrs. Will Lannmg 11nd Mr. and MrtiL Ralp_h Andr~ck and daughter, Ka· thenne of Fa1rbo.rn, 0 membe:lll were J)raent Jean ud J~~~.nita S..yre, Grace Furbee, Juanita Harrl.l, Katbrylli PUIIOIUI, IY H.NRIITTA McDADI Mu:lne, Carolyn and Edna Priee, Mrs. William McKelvey enter- Martha (Au Beeele, Jeanette Law• -Laincd the WI)T"!hwhlle Gutld at renee, Pbylli 1 Ritchie, Loui~~e Breher home racenUy. After the wer and Dorothy Dur&t.. DeUdou• business sestdon was ove-r, Mra. refr~bmenU were ser:ved by the Maxine DUJ'5:t was bonor~d by a h~teu. stork shower, many beautiful Mr. and 'Mrs. Eber Oun aDd Vg' reeeived &nd a &OClal McDade &pent the weekend 1D. 1 g1ft& were hma was enJoyed The followlnJt: Hltntington with Mr. 1nd Mn. G. E. Oun and famUy. Bllly Mdtetvey wu pre.Dted 1 Sunday School pill by the Supt. IUollb of Jail pueat.l, Vr. and dau(hter Ja . Webb MeKc:lftJ S.aad.11. Mn. illiatUe lltDderJoD •a qed Hyatt Panont for a oerfeet at· aad re.peettd dti&n of our eom· tendanct for three yean munlt)', &.:~ at taer home MooPvt. Etnee;t Slover caUed 00 d11y, lao. 23. Mr. tad ·H n. Earl hia a:randrnotl.erA, Mr1. Clara f;u. Hmcfel'Sf)D or Wheelilla: were call.on and Mrl. Eva Blauer part ot e4 by bar deaitl. Jut <week. He left for Pt. Knos. Mr. lAd Jlrt. Kktalrd HeDderKy ., tor trainhtf. .on o1. CoolviHe rilit.ed .hia mother 1 Mr. and Mn. Cnu. ll'cKelvey and IOD, Eber 8wldar. and Hetpt'! or Belpre were 1Upper llrl. Ba}ph McDHe vkited her b lut Parkt!n!burg __ - IRitiCJAnON -WINI ,..-etfr. \ FOQeThrw ~roup of The Hom!- Dem0111tration aew· Ben.on County lu-men hN tiTeR ihl club m,t with Mrt Oby Payn ter two day• reten tly A large up rain making fer irrirttloll. number of ladies were prl'__,; eut .1nd They &f'ot a check lor f174.18 lCI lh e Mis1ouri-Souril Projeetl enjoyed the t1me. ASlin . sa yiA~ the money wu half, Miu Jeanette ~kMur-ray of Ak- "the balance Wt' have- in the CeD• ron it villt.ing her &al.~r . Mn. tnl Rain lncre.umg A!!An." H.arold Parson• and t ... mliY . Qullte-rly meeting ~a! held at diariet superintt'lldent wu pr• tlle eburcb SuDda)' morning The !lent . ESMOND, N . D.-A atteruoon at 1be Cbue b'un- era.l Home with .interment in -the llUea Cemetery. .Mr. Harton died unexpectedly at 'bia home. p Mr. and Jilr.s. Carl .DUlier spent the weekend JD Columbus. ATribute To Our Firemen - - - - - - - - ·- -----:._ .Nell Anna Wee wilo -bas been in a Colwnbwl ·bOepitel for ~everal weeks apw:ta; to returD home trus week. , ldr. nd Mrs. J'taDt Sears are moVing -to the formu Lelia Forrelf, iborhe, Mr. and Mrs. Lewa Rupe 11od ehildreD are movinc trim tbe WiliiiiiD. Deem property to Pome-roy tbla week. !Mr. and· .Mrs. Lee M:vers and Mr. aDd lira. Floyd Thoma were cl.lliq on -Mr. and Mra. Charles Amoe Sunday evenin&. Bnadi. Sue lDjra'bam and girl frt&id of Pomeroy were recent visitor& in the Don Ander9on lu>me. Mr. and Mrs. Jo-hn Pat Boyd of Blaekfork were visiti-ng lks. S. L. Bryant llld ~. and Ol.rs. Ano BryaDt Suaday. StokfJIY Finnt, Honey Poet or Tasty King Mr-J. Jim Deili80n, 'M r and Mrs George Da\tb, John Fullen, Cedl Morg.n, Mr. and MTs. Frank Tucker, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Curl, !Mlr. -and Mr-.s. Herbert Johnson, .Mr. and Mrs. W, R. Amos and Mr. the Evan• Grocery Company, nounccd today (Thursday) George F. Randolph's resignation u advertising mana&er ba& been has been the 13-ltore erocery chaln September, 19t9, when he ed tbe company's advertising partm:ent. ·Mr. Randolph will be pn representative for Neon ducta, loe.. Sign --' On .· whose main and plant are in Lima, Oblo. Ou Produeta manufactures mtilat,ed adver.tlain& sips. ~. llandolpb and Geoff and Sherri, wm GalllpoU1 wbUe Mr. d.,es some orientation . 12:80 Lima. Tbe Randolpb family m01'e to Detroit in April. ' §:tJ:: Tweh . Succe~~M to Mr. &ndolpb ·be :M:ra. Geraldine M1Uer of .....:4 ,, , ~·· tlt\01!. ""'""' " . working as .Mr. lland<olpl::s Unit Ance July, 19M, sume tbe duties of .-.._..,_ ··~ ·1~00 a:so D:OO uo Jipolla. Mrs. ~· JIIIlll ~ f:OO t:~ ~w~er.. ,,,,~ ~~ .~ . . · Miller bas c..tif. Finf• . . _Hunt"• •lim4 or baJns No. 2'h Stok.ly Finest, chopped or thrM.ftd For thlt TV mack .... VUI C•mp"s VIENNA SAUSAGE · 6-4 oz. cons $1.00 Mllily Out Of Town Residents AUend Sisson Funeral Oul ol loWD viaiiOl'a allendlli:g fulltral of Alice Si1s,o n wtek were Mr. and Mrs. Clift CLING PEACHES ..... only 33c ' PORK & BEANS .. 6 No.2 cans only $1.00 * Strietm.Mn 1 Ill. bn only • TOWN HOUSE CRACKERS . 33c Mealtime variety, Whfh or toldan, Van C.mp't GREEN BEANS .. 5-303 cans only $1.00 itokely"t Fin"t HONEY SPICE MIX pkg 35c HOMINY ..... 12-303 cans only $1.00 _ ·Finett Hnot' . .. . Mtur•l SWISS CHEESE ... lb. only 59 Witt. btana .... Van Camp'• TOMATO PUREE 11-8 az.cons only 1.00 Chili Con Corne 4-llb. cans only $1.00 12-llb C4M only $1.00 • Grapefruit · 1.00 pplesauce 1.00 * Cherries 1.00 Florida Oranges 75c. FrM plalltic Ftw~~hauH trailer in P'Oif'• 12 011 box GRAPENUT FLAKES ... only 24c Smooth lind cn1mr . . : . .. Stvktly Fin11t G.t Mt of 5 traflen- with 1tox top and 25c ' " oz. box SUGAR CRISPS ....... only 25c 7-303 cans Deli•htfuJ. : .. lnu,.....in .... only KRAFT DINNER2 pkgs. only 29c Red, souor, pitted .. .... Stokely Fl.,..t For cleUalou• ..,....hhes. Kraft CHEEZ WHIZ ... pt. jar only 29c 5-303 cons only rwwP...relllenem . . , ... PREAM ..•.. 4 oz. con only 29c Fllltcl with sweet, h ..Jthful luice ...... L1,... tl1e 2doz. "All purpose . ·Rome Beauty" mana1er February 6. 7:80 -O'IIai!lor 5-14 oz botl a.tty Creeker only Stanley L. Evans, president . TilUIIIDJ>.t · 1-00 1.00 4 46ozcqns In dellclow tom.to uua., V•n C.mp't Sobly Finest, Shell- or Cut SPAM 37c 6-303 cans ..-Mgr. ~- 12 oz. can Stoblr Finest ..•• hnder MOtion Advertising WH.T...-TV Ollly GREEN PEAS .... 5-303cansonly$1.00 SAUER KRAUT .. 7-303 cans only $1.00 Eblin I'll of Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. Ma.x. Nelson, Matoon, Ill. ; ~- and !Mrs. Arlie Price Lin worth acc:epted. Mr. Randolph dlnnor, too Stokely Finest .••••. from red ripe tomatoes Don Anderson were Mn. James ntUs, .Mn. Flo:y4 Thomas and Opal Annslrong. Joe Boyd, Pomeroy, was calling ;on his .sisters here .Monday. Among those from a distance -attending the f-uneral <If Harley G. Am911 - ~~re Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Amoa: Jr., ·Mrs. Harl-ey G. Amos, !Mr. and :Mrs. James Redden, M'r. -~:v_3!1~_~rocery .... rltb flavored . .. . Fine at lunch and Tomato Juice Tomato Catsup Tuesday evening gut6tS of Mrs. and Fin~ Stokely Lbs. Only ChOiee 39c sr ,· E..'t'tou.. 'lr.d wcilie '* NJi~ $~~· Premium, ... ~at SKINList F't-esh and ~ndcr -- -- ...... -- .. .. " . .... • : . wisboo. ""' trl1111M<i Salad FRANKS · . I lb. cello 39c u.... --... " .. ---- ... Swift Premium; lib. tftln .. 21'- thick GREEN BROCCOI.I .... bunch 29c SPINACH ... , .. ·• li oz. cello 19c .. S&ve wltb hot buUie.r PARSNIPS .. .... ... . ... .. . . ···-~- SLICED BACON . lb. 39c i~ Osc:•r May•r. •II mtfll .. by t~ piec• ,. BOLOGNA ..... lb. 35c • . . . . hiich in ,Flavor and nutrltion lb. l?.c GOLDEN YAMS, ... . .. . 3 lbs 35c Tenclrtrl•f BWdseve or MorMn .. frozen b-nf, chicken or turkey -.. • 4 only MEAT > • Birdseye · • • .. "' GREENWICH, Conn.-A ~ •'... Blrdur- Fropn MOON MAN •1M!< 61 tho 7 ..... ..., ~ N M· I XOH YZ MOV - rof\OiloiO XBOIV ........... QMDRII WRil1fBll:A. f•l!lhlrda)·'• . ~t\tio'tl': NEWSPAPER 1-VJTS, AND i!piiNP"ERS, , tlmi'I"LEMEN >lARDS AND RHY)Il!fQ l'l!:flll'l't-CBVRC'fll~ , '~' ''\:· , ' . »11'friNtet t1J full) hatltru Byadlfltl • · r ~ ------ - ." bur&· broke in·to- the ·home af Mr. ':~~~: Edward S. Holden t -t llrouih e window , ..," ~••'• bemwm. Th<o burallll' PIES . Cut Corn .. Mixed Vegetables 5-10 oz. pkgs. $LOO Morten's ch..-ry ancl lftPI•, fronn . . . . .. 2for$1.00 SHRIMP SOUP . . . . . . . can 35c OYSTER STEW . . . . . . . con35c FRUIT PIES C•l"'tpMII'I frolen Fordhook Limas.· Cauliflower .· 4 pkgs. $1.00 Mlllulo Mold .... O!lANGE JUICE ...... 3 cans 59c TEA BAGS 48 ct. box 65c KRAFT OIL pt. bot. 35c ' * Swift"I "-"ium .... I rockfield ROLL SAUSAGE . . . I lb. ro1125c .J ~ ""(l..' L""•m .. nnd FU · Y COOKED HAMS .lb. 59c •kl .... .Monkl-. 6 "' ID U. ..-...._T...,h,Mn . . .. parc;h and . CO.., • • < F~LLETS • • . .. .. ... lb. 33c Kraft Italian SALAD DRESSING 8 oz. bot. l9c �' ~~~-----r·----~---------~Th~e~Do~i1y~~~·~lne1,P~~~O¥ ~~~i3d~1e~DO~~~.~~~~~.-----------------------------------'-"_·~:~:-~~-~~~~ Ohio '' • , .....- _.. Seventh And Biggest Games Open With Russian Team As Favorite IY CIWUo~t lliD~IY m thfte llmt'!'l. For their ruturn tu the w~nler ,.IDes, the Russians bave the • Unltetl ....... Sport.t Wrlt.r co111'1NA, haly lfl'-1ho •••· ellllli nti lllaMt Willlttr Olympic• Oames of .modern times ()J)en today ill this ~halet-studded ''IH•Jtt a mile hit'b In the Dolomite Alpt, lupst. IQUtd or 1he cotnJH!(iRI teams-114 officials, helpers and with Ru,u:la picke.d to win the un- """t 0 . ib, Pearl >()f - ~nor at MondaJ at Mont- ICI! VICTIM 0 . E. MeKinley hrokc his wrist when he fell on the ice Wednes· day evening as he was leaving hls employment nt the Par.!lon!l> tord Motor Sales gara,G!e. McKinley, a veteran member ol the and Emeriency Ejre the care or a lo- jnti:tned !or lt!il»o It-~·~ i!tillt iltlln• rlntmpiO!l: two nr the last four played Past ·games between the feams have -u sually been won in either the last tltr~ minute.s fJt overtime. Dayton, going into the game wltb a Week's -lajofl, may tU• 1 lillie time tll- get ·Into IIIJJOOtil. op. erallon if their list I!IYOfr lJ 1111 lndleatlon. With a week olr befon the ConL!Iius ;arne the FlJen had Lo eraie a 11-poiM g~oft.d half deficit before JOing OJ) .to win. After' a week's in11ctivity bcfort' tho Xaxler f!lmt', Dayton frittered FJnl Since Curs ·M ri Minuzzo rep:·€'.•l' nt . 11 ·947 attJleth rtom. a record number ()f 32 cotnpetlni Count1·ies. mcl udinl Rus~ia. U mlfked the Sovii!U' lint appearance in the Winter Games since the czarist days. Tbe Olymplc- !lame. symbol of the S'pirit of SP.Ol'hlm ;,nilhlp sinre ent"iertt dtetian timu ~. wa! plgcc-d oa its mo\llltln!J hy rtalian speed slatldf cblrafUol'l IOluido CaroU. (t will blirtl untU ot.h o ~ames end aw.ay a 1D·point 1-ead then had Ftb. S. trouble in 1he final mlnutH to &et on the winning trail. The . athletes and va1·ious \~am t{lk:iall lined up for the opeains p,rade 14 the n·arrow streets of th!~ tamed ski" tof.'n . The st.teets -like the .ski·a'Un§--were covere-d w.l th snow deli\'ered not from t hl~ ak.its bl.lt by ·snow shovels. . COrtina hasn't. ·bad n Jit'OOd !tPOW CLEVELAND, 0 . UP--Genel'41 fall tn ·thrt!e We@lt.~. Until Wed- Manlier lllink Greenberl of the nesday the street.. were lHtre and Clt!veland Indi-aM called biB electhe flki runs 110 Icy and rock- tion to baseball's Hall ot Fame &tre\VIl that expe11s warned that We.dne!d•y "the greatest thrill n~ week's downhtll ski rlln I've eVer :had." ewld be a r1U: of. deuth." The former Detroit Tbger 1tome· HoWever, .the only events sche- run kinll said ·1he horror was the duled tod~ty were two hockey "climax to my <'arecr In baseball". mtl~IJ,:ea" pltUnlt Italy agaiMt Allfil· "To make the hll Ia tlhe ultiti'ti mel Canada a.a~lnst. Getnuny. mate 1mb~tlon of evety playCT 1n baseball. I eomdd•r it the highest GrHCe Httds Parec&e In the Impressive, fleg-waving honor of my life/' p,arade oi nations, the teams liMd Greenberg Named To Hal1 Of Fame orh!hiotor or :&be·P1Jl4!1i, .t i t.he he.d of tbe pro·l\1 tep.4on. Other countrle.!l followed tn "I"iaHan alphabetical order, with College Basketball . . o;pell!·mean Q~afll'llirlll· Oft ' . . ID Elee- •i ' ' 11 ,' .:.1'. ·.·. ~~ ' • t • ' . ,: • .' ,i , • The Circle voted a contribution tc the Weekday Rcligiow: tlon fund and also to purchasing a stove from those I!~~~~ ~n~a;~c::;htel.Missprocram LU('itle which are being :replnced at the , a member of th!! high sehoul kitchen. Mlrs. Fred i\J~;';l f14cult~ .to show ~lb~s Js tbf! new secretar.v rC!plac· .pi -of a trl» shil !Dg Mrs. Buford East who ha~ Mexico this past moved to Virginia . Smith distributed Mrs. Lambent thanked the hOS.· -mat:~s .showing the 1Mlsses Zerkle, who had in· te.ues: imd gav& a vited the Cii'Cie to 1heir apart· traveloRUe a~ ment althuogh they are not memt~kerf on the bers or the Circll!. The re.gular hGstesscs Mrs. c. .M Hennesy. scenes were a num lks. C. 0. Fisher, Mrs. CerroJI the area .and 1 Swanscn, Mrs. Nan Moor-e and fishermen . Mrs. Helen Terry served a salad cathe.. course to the memhl'ln and guesh · [tl and Mrs LnmiJert presided at t'he silver coff ~e service. An urrangement of .rO!!~ l,apers and rose ol the nla~ nations in a Fostoria crystal Gar. in~ to den Center container wps used on who hruf ac- 'he refreshment tab! ~. to 'M<*t'tdtn .. · · ....., ~ IIIOrfc• DlldifJ!e'• · jlell., "'•r)o ' In )111 ly OIC_AR FRALEY United P - $porto WtltOr NEW YORK UP- Hope surges first live yean . hfdUdfd I borne hieh In the heart o/ Mickey Man- run rh&mpiOnahlp With 46 and tle today that thi.a will be the 161 runs ·t iatted in as a sophoyear he IJves up to his blUing as mo1e ~WI· 1~~·, ~\~QJ ._cblmplon· the "new Joe DiMa&alo." ahl\>i W!lh .Slri ~ ,;IG2. That was the tat the New -DlM'aJ' Dr tliOte flVP. yetra av· York Yankee~ huna: on him when . er•l~td ~\ter·., _\bJin . ~5 bop1ers, are very":~~~.~~:;• h~ came up m 19Sl. For ·here 1S8· RBI"s ihd ntter u~der ·Jacketa i~ .. waa a youn(ster with everrlhlnl .ad in ' die· batll,J'II! averages. ties. In the way of speed and power. Mantle's JWet4'JeB 1ft!' 24 home But, to now, bt bun't mid! It". hlllrt, '•n ll8fi"· liWd; Only. t'lrice has There htve, hnwe:ver~ been IIIIX· be . a~~ ~·.too, tenuatint clrcumafancea. The Mickey, 1t is· C!ltiU', has a long: kid from Oklahoma bas been ny tO 10 .lo bl®me the · "new pllltued by inSuriet. Fllhtlni: DlMa1•ia.", . otf osteomyelitis of the ankle, .tOJ WN Ouhttq ."l,GBOI no& liJA he also lms been crippled from are pain-free a"d fit 'tt;~r the first time to time by a bad khee and a Ume lli ltYr.: in'90I:.' letaqe thl&h injury. And 1ie l~Gafed • that · Yet mott of hla troubles reldt · W itttpt 1ttana1er compounded bY hit advance pub- Stenjel'$ th~ry t~at he llclty and 11111 wiiUD(neaa to be- stop swi.ngina: so hard, lieve it. Club offlelals be1an ruah trate 011 i~l hl1 hita • lng out with a tApe measure the borne luna come at wiU. ' l w•• .. . -· ' ' .., .; ·... -' . .·• .. '' ' ' ; .; .. ,. ' 1" . were '1111. 11181'"4 ,fhat. tim-. n' tn ti,• nu mh:tn"f' arrlvei·fl~l~:::~~·•_i~~·-w~IJ:~ ·-~=.:..,;~~~~~~~~~~~~~rZ:;:~·~·~,~·::::r:::~~~$5;=~~;:: Hia atrikeout fl1ures of laat John C. Martin, lfiiOD are an tllCisltatJon. He fanned M tlmes. BiJhty of those were accumulated by thll switch hitter while battlng left handed. That's the side fr(lm which he hlts the great majority (lf his pair former Red~ HftiJ!il~ ~ .... ,.,,. ~ml+h ~;... ti~ Jim . . ""IS' annount.er' . ~ Uall. •~lln11 her. ~h~ .,,.,.1. . J. l ' . '. . . ,.. ; . ~he Stldium wH:h a time of two ·h ours, and 4.0 aeeofl.da. Hi! Drin• Royat Crown Cola•• low•st of all in caforl•t bv .ct...,l tilt. IIOY U. CRO\VJI 110'ITLI.NG 00. '' . 'lllllll ' time wiped <M tb'e old. mark of NEW YORK t1P-Doald Camptwo boun, Bt minutes aad 4.8 secbell, world Apeld'bolt retOI'd '""" ... b7 loollt Me<ldM' at Oermlston, South Afrh:a. Jan. bt:r\der, arrived from l!lallmd Wednesday to ~MC~a 1 1earth tor .!.-.:... . a fre!'h. watet Jltlll Jil'eplratot)' for PA&Jt. 114. Ul'- an aHcmpt to raWr the !'l!fOfld to Uolvti'Oll1 l'oo~ 2110 mlles r.e hour. Ho set the tJ.last NO\'tmbu rea· istlnl record ber at Ltke I'OMEROY EE THE FINE SELECTION OF Lipton's Mix Fr.sh Fronn OCNn Spnay-Whol~ :re- of with ' a"bd Jani Parker White l[lread . ....... .... ~ . "'" r<···:~.· .,\. . . . ' joy .the con• venlence of one poyale!lt to make • • • 2'h can a, poYJ!Ient thai's less Loans for e.l""l'.W9rt!tll Ann one Jlace to pay •.. and .. ' .. ~~~t·, ., .,.~· ,)', ' ' ' '' .. :. -~· •· ' ' ' '- .. ;. .. ·'' . ·-· 4-1 tii.JIIIes _ , <> , ....... Thid Slic~d lacon .89c 21b pkg 79c WEEK .. · 80N·ELESS COD l.li 29c :~~ 1.39 EXTIIA FAicCY .• , D'-IDU. .A PPIIOX. ....... Pure Grape Jelly . . . .24-oz Jar 9 fDr 10" oz can $ · .. · 16ozcon . t~ato NUCI anct clleeu $pagheHi, . 15" ozcan \ Ai.P Sauerkraut . . . . . No. 2 can ' ~ LB. .. . 25c fer ... 3LBS49c 2 FOR 25c ;li::ru#U:o , . · . ..... ~I~OiiNIA ~ '' . ' ' all~.~~.; . ·,Lorge Bunch 25c Crisp ~.,fery Jlllcy Tani.- 176 Sill .. :.............. 2 ~oz. 49t Florhla Orall!les JWU I.ADEfl .. . • . .. . . .. . 8 lb. bag 59t Seedless Grafefrvlt PEAK Of FlAVoR .. ... Blh. bag 53c ' ' ' · - - -f" Jiffy Steciks Pan-Ready P~t• Treesweet Lemon luice 5"' oz can Van·Camp's Tenderoni ..... pkg Main St- , · Del~ciou$Apples Armour's Treet . . . . . 12 oz. can ~rmour's Beef Stew. . 16 oz. can Beet~ Motor auniUD • "-" Beef, Chicken, Turkey 95c '. FI'NCY. WAflliNGtoH .... . iiD for r..i~ain~ Peaches:ifo; Llb~t· Cut HARDWARE & FURNITURE COMPAI-IY ,~·;- .... 1~ 59c 3 Tomato Soup . . Pomeroy • • Pies 39cPound • • 3-IOoaolcllt CMnpiM.II'I Conclent•d AT M.rtoft!• MNt •• pkg of 12 . · 23c Twin Ralls ..... . ~ny " lleef Chuck.Roast GROCERY STOCK UP SA.LE BUY all of a kind' or Mix 'em at EXTRA. .SA.VIHGSI JRll'POH' On signature• .only. auto or furniture, ' 45c 'Jllne ,,...._r Kut'n Serve tluUa. you nqw pay. 30.00 Down-Bolanct Eoay Payments to Tim.. out or 10 B• Prleet uu\lleloletlon& . •. .,.._ ,.. 2-11-u: haVM H~Hiiet,s Cocoa .. : .. ,; . :8oz. can$ SIIIIISWeet Prunes Juiti, .. Qt. Btl. FURNITURE $299 ~ ~· B"n or Strained Cranberry Sauce COMPLETE" · Mlddl•licirf, Ohio · · · · 2 pkgs i5c French Fried Potatoes Ann Paae With ' USJD;CAR LOT .... lr..,..,•- MWcU.,..,.. 101bbag69c . . . .. • 35c 1~ New Red PDtatoes Red Bliss 5 lb bog 39c Bells Poultry Seasoning ....... pkg 13c ' 7 Rib End Llncoln '•. In Faraltllr& AI Jlmtny Parsons pkg lb29c Roll Sausage Smoked Pork Loin Sharp Cheese . . . . . . lb 59c Sparkle Pudding·7 ·. flavon : ... · pkg 5c SOCIEI'Y .~•lie CoDde SUPU.Rltllff.,, :- l·liORK 3-10ozcans31c . . .'. . .. . . ·PotatQes Any 3ROOMS ' . .. Exettlten.t Bake.rs Idaho Mr. SEEOUR . . Onion Soup ber WINDOW D'ISPI.A.Y ,,.,. TDmatoSoup Faney Wkconaln Plly off aD bills then en- ' . Green Peas Circle ·ba!l YORK ' l..ns Angel•. win t\ld tpfbat ltW' aca Athenfelder, who onee 101ft to Capozolll by 60 yanls, in the twomile even-t. Ann ,.,. 81rdseYtl ofi'Wsh Frcmn l• tl1'-.ronMt 0.0•1•""' ~-=IIY· tr..k star ' • Ml ,dtolW· *o , JibNO KONG· liP-Robert CharleY Ca • HtDu!'P~ 111tltet o1 arms ut eom~le In, tbe ~ --o.. t!IO ltltll~ ~ Navy, let both in Modloon, lliill~ llal'\ltll. reb. 1 world 1nd Bri.tl..ah Empire mark 4. CQOIIOit;'t1li -iiW ~ tn run Wednesday q Poultry Dinner Suggestions ~~:~~:ouR · · rllrl ' · John C.~ 1 yeL -th South China Auociation COLA Fresh Turkey Pan ReallY lb 5Sc wett:'s .lftt J1 / :htqulred .. · to •answe-t 11td 'pellllop on the mli day, of 'l!>reb: t&ft6, br · j~qrDent · wlll be ta~en copch while Mosa more lb ly will work with the·. . . .iD4 ~~:uards. He played ~h ~ of the cinadlaa B\.t four P<*blll llnlon lMt ' ', "fililtal>l• 1'01!"· Til• 4illl!4 J """h'l' ~ .. ;. .,.,., :,_ ~<\""'"""' . l I' . '5fi~; Cii~tmletl . 11nrl u,;q -,.,.ft.l,..,. ~a . ~·~· . Vl~• ~-a1o u .. ~ "A.t1...- "FI'Jt"''Ad ~tnt'! .v;.._<~ "RhfV11> ' 4,1-,~f. oare,·~ · a.nd ecm· ~ Dt .;tw.o . ~~..chtldren. ,and. e..($(~\...C..RO~&. i l h IY TAITI•I'IR fil~ his peHtltm against b.er ln th-e Common Phfll Court Of Jfelgs County, Obio, beIn If t:aule numbltt' 12,378 In ~~·~~ coUrt,' for divo"r te ind 4Jtber telief. The , prayer ~-~t 11ld ·petition la ' Peebles and Jot' Mooo I<> hla stall. Peebl" will _... u Monl'<l ii14 NEW 35 ~ ;· ._: : ''...-_:; ::· .· .. : .. ' . fiOrift ruu. llteli:ey won the o! ~~~- ..lltll "" nount<d Wodni41t ltf'- M01 !,f;~~ji""m' run tttlo !or ~ MUWie.... ', " , '• TODAY'S SPORT PARADE . SPORTS . ROUND-UP Ciiop, USED CAB. LOT . lklln!yltat~beyri\l,iist~i'!f:~'llnf• . . . . . ' ' . .: .; atl'; ... ~~~ ......... Woot tw1eo Jndlvlduala and team s. But UDllfficlll\y, moat expertt aa:rce Colo, U, 72 Bun¥ ttllt AFB 63 t~tt "RuiiJra lJ the nat~on to boal 1!\lontanR 72 St. P'tanoi• Pa . &6 -· Jimmy Parsons VIc Company )bientln'~!>een there. ' •t.t ml~utes MITIR RICEIPTS AT ' .. FJ,.. M gueltl. wn Mi.u Bernice Bowen who tolrt of her work ItS the MleljJ County RelJgkn&s Y..ducation teacht-r. It was annouiK'ect' 'that t"'! hostess for the February meetifl8 would be Miss Mildred Hawley. PAN READY WHOLE, CUT-UP or 8PUT lb. BY UNITID !1llls5 ery umehehe struck blasted ao home run. asIf ahegreat does;player. he finally .ITllY When last talr )DUII~lll up the I"BBI.r. blow at Washin11ton In It St . .Joaeph's Pt . 74, WMtchester ad · w~t Germany wt:n-e WI! meaaured at 86t\ feet. tn.ted "lfy"a "stngle team and St. ~0. ~&GI'~ NOTIC& lur.a 77 Siena 6tl m1rebft ull<ler 1 sln&:lfl bann P Home R"n Cr~zy Nellie Martin, wJiOte Jltee of. TblJ promoted Avery Brundage of Yale 76 Fordham 65 "rhll, plus tile ballpla,yer11' slo- residence is Unk.no.wit1 ' a~d wlUil•. SoUifl Cllt_*JO, pret.ldent of the InterII&D tbat "hGme run liltters ride la~>t pl,.oe of · retidtdee wu e/o 77 In Cadillac's," naturally" had its Olie · lten~enon," ~Ve Hm, KeD- t· trlt.klntt OlyJUplc Committee, to Houllon 98 M,llnql, N. Car. A&T d8 N. Car. Col. 61 effeet on a younpter who repu- htcky, and wbose -pioe.ent pla~e of TUJUJt :t'hat "In the ·field or sport tedly would hit for fantastic av· residence oannUf,· with reuonablew. ~e .uc-ceeded where the poMISuut:h Dalr:. St. 90 MornlORsld~ 69 eraa:es if be concentrated hill diliJence, be . 81Jcertalned. wUl lltlcl- failed." spHd on baae hits. Yet :Mantle take .n otice that on tbe lOth day ~lr, the ·OlJ'mpla are not Ball St. 19 ln'1Jim' Sl. 6S waa home run eraey. a b~en ntt:ldm but be Bllldwln Wal . 92: Y&u.niltown tiD of ' Sanu&ry, 10M, the plaintiff, ror die 30-lnUe The deVO!iUttoioil nrvlce wa:.~ eon• Juetl'd by the hOJletl and ltu • Oil tho biikitblll l~en ~e. of Jp<tl'bmans'hi) forth~ &l"ry of .ti)JJrl and for the honor of our countr~· .. at PTf!~idlni . Hoof 4JIInst' 10th fl~ LoU· the true ~:p1tlt wfth Ore&cc, Ipr{'~lchw1 . • . ·~-e AWtar Uutt we wlll tllte · · il paft. Ltt tlft. Olym~i d G3ml'~ In ra[r :ille. ~&ntktfl , Te!J)E'<'hfl8' !hl' ~ . - The Ullbllf4Jl Fly&N: have won la&ns wblch govet n 111 ·m ttrd eli~ ou.t of 11 ClmM ,.ween (lie wldt the delllre lo plrliclpat" in hti-t..lll1J, tntt·tllfo Cardlntlt·'-'• qp THI FINE SELECTION OF or J, pt. modet- . II! ~~~~S Funces ficllJih enft.H.iintd tl1e SamaJuba Bradford. WM~i.Mt ­ ary Sodf'ty or 1he Ch~b l.'ht1i.l l:lt"'U:r hontl' 1\IHdly •~· .,n· in& wit~' Mn. William 8J'adford . ~ lJtYTON, o. ur-llatlon's ·~· ~ by i ~ Jithlofo-pl'!!!• <lfl<l,tanbd liym 19 <ill a woiik 11 Cciili~~· Clifnll M!nuao, <HI of nnlii ..amiftli!J9!1,i wilti i !11'!11 , ~ut~>t wht>n Mr! R. L Jacobi t>D· tertain¥<1 ber brldfile club ~onday eveninl at he1· hornl" L11K'o1n Hill. ... Pm:o:> for hij! h SCOrt' wa!i award· ed to Mn. Edi.l>on Uohst.f<tt('.:· and secOild to Mrs Arthur Sklnn'-'"r. He[reshments wen~ ~terved by thL! huJt c.:.~ W those named above 1U1d Mr!i. Allt'ed F.lber(eid, Mt'"J. J~mes O'Brien, Mrs. Charles Gtbbs ..~r~. J . W. McMurray and Mrs. \\o!lin:tm Ande1·son. SY~M~teM- Dawon Flyers J And Loul.SVI.lle .. Clash Saturda'v' Oijinpiad o! the modern m." ;~ -- ~ram wa.o; the the Monday ll •tllletes. And althouth t-he.y have ~llffered six. o! the 29 injuries m pr.game workoot11, the~' are- fa· vDr,li to win six of the 24 gold rrte.dab at stake. offkifl teahi dWnpfolli!hlp. Sijnlling t-b• Jtart of the gama were the fonnal Words by Italian ~~ o1..,_1 oronehi in !he 13,000oeal 01)1npl< S!lldium: .., d""iare • .,... the ••••nth Olympic Wlt1tflr' Oamu of Cart.tna D'Ampetto, cel*':atini the lCJth solflun Yellow Jackets Seek Revenge For First Loss I L"5.~! . 8~~:-g~e:~!ub, . Samant~a ~.B!g~fpr1, :~a,s<.Cfli~<Mbnclay- :Nt-Hsioribdy f At Jacobs Home , Entertained Tues Mi .. ; Marie 8kbn oan, was " . ... , ,,..,. a-.w Small Type ---llg Values ..~ , A&P't SulMM Lomebeoa Meal,,, .. , .. u 01. ...-zte "''k" • .... l~~t.~ant Dry MUk . , .. , . U oo. Ann "-P. , I' eoa !3< ..,_ s,..1o1 Oi.lar Poot'o Sqar Crllp .. , . !-1 as. OIHD8 49e Zeola CrHler'il .. 4 pock .. 1 lb. """ !lie Whlto - Table Syrup 15% Maple ' 2( T1llla F'll ehudl: lllyle 2-6'-' Bea111 with Pork fS. AAP Apple Sauce '; '!.52 01 caDs 55c 2·16 oz. caDs !De Pta 3ili . COi'i>-o"-"h-olo N"leli Com .... , .. , !-1! 01 COlla 15e Y•U.W Clint~ 1n Syrup lou Pel<!he.; ...... Z No. Z" eano 59c �. .~ • Page Six , n . ~. •'lot . -~ ~ ... ~e Daily Sentinel, Pomerov-Mi<ldleport, Ohl:~ NEW HAVEN SOCim a. I WANT ADS Cluaified Ad.l I ~IY'!III bJ lV .\. X. will be pubtisht!<l ULe tame da,y u received.. lf.atu: 2 cents per W"'"d. oae lDaertio~o~. ldiuutt!lm ehar&tt ble.-6 cent& per word for tbrflf 11011· aecutive iDHrtiou. Spetiai-Ctn11 month tor 23 ctlllll - ..... l'u.U rate or 2 eeoc. pe: word will be cbarged for advertising if not p&J.4 lor before Ulc- l5tb of each ID(JDth followinl iluertion. Brron iD AClvertiJin&-Sbodld be nported lmll;edlalol;r. The Doil.> bc!IUD~I wlll not be responsible lor more than one mcorrect iJt. IOrtiOIL .....us. o.f Th&nll:l and bpe'Cial NuUeet. oi EvenU priru«i at rei\i· lAc classified ratea. Obituafiea publl.ahed at 1 eeo.t per word. ..'har1;ed Adl reeeived bJ' mall or telephone llVe.D. carillflll at:.wtU.u. I I I :-.lotiGeS - - -- ..ET OUR EU.Cl'RONIC SECRETARY TAKE YOUR WANT ADS AT YOUR CONVENJ.ENCE JN 'fllE EVJ!:NlNLiS. l:ALL 391. FARMALL TRACTOR OWNERS Did yuu know yuu could sctve :t5% ur more on parts Dy h.avmg YOI.Ii' tncliJr enjiJnc uv~h<~UJcu b t: fore Marcil 1, 1956? Also as& about our ~pecial on painlm 6 and tuneup. Meil: b Equ1pmen1 lo. I' bone lK. 1-;j 48\c BRING YOU.K SHOES TO RA· CINE SHOE SHOP AND SAVE MONEY. 1-17-U - - - -- l~! Auto ~ales - -- - - - - -1955 BUICK Super. Two-tone paint radio &. healer, $21:195. Ji1n&l'ly Parsons, Middleport. l - l~-4tc 1946 HUDSON 4-door, newly overh:mled, .good ti"N!s, new battery, $80. Sea G. Ohio. A. Deem, Racine, 1·24-3tp )953 CHEVROLET ''2LO" Dclux 4-door Sedan, $91:13. Ulaettnar's, Pomeroy, Ohio. 1-21-6tc - =-::--- - - - - 1955 BUICK ::iuper Riviera Coupe, Blal'llnar's, Pomeroy, $2895. Ollio. l-21-6tc :::c--::- -- - - -·- ( 12) Wanted to Rent !Church Of Christ cp~~:~:n .:~~~ts .!.~ ~ ~~~~ ~~~~~. / .Locnl BereanS % The Dally roy. - -:--- ( 14J For Rent SERVICEMEN · Street. Furnace heat. cupy at once. Call Store, 133, Pomeroy, further mformation. Chatter Club Entertained By Mrs. Vaughan 1 ~''~"II ' .,- - -- - - - (18) Employment Wonted Middle-aged lady wants Jiteady work as housekcepE!r. De-pend.abJe .and experience-d. Write Box 6tni-X, % The Daily Sen11nel, Pomeroy. 1-24-6lc 120! l:lusmess ~erv1ces b"or reJlabJc radio and TV repair, call t1046-J. We tervlce aU mates. SchmolLI Appliance, .Middleport, Ohio. 0·:&7·U 1904. m;S.O'J'O Cuslom V-8, 4-door QUI<..'K. SEltVlCE OD Watcb R& Sedun, $1795. Blaetlnar 's , Po-mpairina by Factory 'l'ralned eroy, Ohio. ____ l -21:!tc · watchmaker. COLLINS .JEWE· - -- -- ---1.Jl.-t1 LERS, P(lmeroy. 195~ FORD Station WaRon, fully equipped, $23~ - Jimmy rar- FOREMAN & ABBOTI' T.V. _!_""'·-"~i_d_ dl~c:P_:_ "':.-'c.·_ __1_·2_1_·6-tc VICE All makes .1-lcpaired by Ex per.t TechnleJan8. .Phone 6284 Y 19M PLYMOUTH 2-door, V-8 enMiddleport. 6--1&-tf gine. Vetry nice, $159~ . Jimmy ParsoriJI, Middleport. 1-21.flbt,- .lADIO & l'El...J!:VJSION SEHV.U.:l' - - -- - l-'.bone 200. t.:lelillld App.haact 19ri.'i FORD Pidup. 11.000 aclt. . ;)LOre llH \\1 • .ld.uw St., t-wncruJ mill's . $1111!1. JLmmy !'ars on:~, ~U.lf Midd!eport. l -2l -61c Im;:i- p(JNTJAc ocJu~-2--d~-;- ·sc~ 1 The Loyal Berc.a ns' <.:Iu s met at - - - - -- - - - - - - \ht> Ch urch u! Chn.st 'ful'!lday eve-n mg w1th ~Irs. Cl arence- Cline. 2 Five room modern APART- pre..; l d~'n l _ H I L"harg L nf th e bu.s i MENTS, Wlith laund ry and gar- nCl.~s mec!mg Rev Fred L Cardag-e. Phone 310-M. A. N. Bengel. ncr gaH th e opcm ng prayer and CAMP PENDLETON, Cali!. M•rs . Clnw ret~ d a Psalm with Mrs l Marme Pfe_ D-onald E. Justis of 1-24--tl 6--Room NEW HOUSE, unfur- Homer R ~ec as devotiona l leader., Union Avenue, Pomeroy, Ohio, is nished. Brownell Ave ., Mlddle. . . participating in "Oper.a·tion Cowport. Reasonable. Phone 6044- Dur mg the bus mess se>sJOn _a lex" , a si x w~ek cold weather M. 1-17-U Jett er from t he- Grund y _Mounta ,n landing exercise in progress In lhl?" --::==::::= __ _ Miss ion wa s read thanllm~ ~h._. Aleutian Islands off the coast of 2 FURNtSHED APARTMENTS on c\a.s.s for a recent contnbutwn AI k Mechanic St. and 1 F URNISH- and Mrs . George Childs read a as a. ED HOUSE on Lincoln i-lill , letter from Miax Good who i:; in "Cowlex." is designed to test , Pomeroy, Ohiv. lllquire Ewing· _~ char.go of aid for children in cold weathar clothing and equipSt"lre W Main Sl., Pomeroy , . Korea . ment and to try new amohibiou.s 1-3-tf j Twu readin"s were Ai\len fur landing techniques under advcrs(' Ohio.' Ph~ne 133. the program : '" l.ov~ Thy Breth- weather conditions. For rent-Cxttmton Laddera,j ren" by Mrl:i. 0 . E. McKinley &nJ Seaffold Boards, Drop Clotha. j "1 Know Something Good About Twenty-five hundred Marilll6 ot Clloton Fiaher, Middleport. [You" by Mrs . Fred Gardn er . Dur- the lst Division sailed ftorrii Sa-n Phooe 6265-X. 11-1-tf ing the l:i ocia l hour the. birthday Diego, Calif., January 5 Jo rrtiPor rent-Electric of Mrs. Edgar Allen swp ~t~ ; .~- ~.;u; cipate in the exerci&P.. , 1 ateamer. Clinton Flabtr, obse-rved. I The maneuvers are IICbeduied lo dle rt Ph 6265--X. A salad course was -served be climaxed late in JanUiry r'Wi.Ut ::-- po-,- _. _ · - the hostesses : Mrs. Allensw()rth, an amp'hibious .assault by i reV~ desirable first floor APART- Mrs. McKinley, Mrs. Cline, Mlrs . inforced batt.aUon on the llland MENT. Automatic i&li furnace. Ri~:e and Mrs. Ed Hag~o~Nty . o( Umnak. -~ cau 6170--J. 12-22-tr Umnak lie:~ on -the southern border of tbe Bering Sea tboot Tv:o Furnl11bed 4-Room APAR'f650 miles soothwest ot KOdia-k, MENTS, DeW lW'IIiture. Alaska. pAid. Call 6044-M. FURNISHED · AP'AHTMENT, rooms and garage with ties furnished on ~ocha1oic l L.O t1 I I nsuronce Mrs. Vaughan Price entertained the Challer Club Tuesday even R 1 d R d ing at her home, ut an . oa _. During th l' business scsswn m charge of Mrs. Nathan BIMil-S, pre.· sident, new of£icers were elected with M•rs. Charles Buck selected as presid&nt and Mlrs. Wilbur Young as secretary-treasurer. Following the meclin,q a numbe-r or .games were played with priZes awarded to Mrs. Floyd Dunfee, Mrs. Frank Young, Mrs. E\lerelt Lightfoot, Ml'.<> . Homer Hawkins and Mr.t Charle~ Buck. lkfn~shm('nts were served by the hostess to tho8e named abo\'4..' IUKI Mr8 . Alfred Biggli, Mr~ . Jqe Yn.ung and nne guest, Mis.~ Patty Young. I Barrie Marie Smith entertained Monday evenin~ with a hirthday ·party for Ml'!l. Ro.scoE"o 1-'ow\cr. Lending Crcr.k RO<td . A pink color s rhcme was carried uut in ihc table appointments tmd the birthday cake wu.~ u~cd I-or Ihe tablo cenlcrpit:ec . Thl' other guests ineluderl M.r'!.. Hobert Harri.~. ·Mrs. Wnller Harri.~s $100.00 for your old 'Trlhie-ln allowance rn.acblue, rCJiilardle•t~ of condl· tlon, o-ft one ol our latc11t mod· ell. Free home demonslralton. We also ropalr all makts. KilTON'S . .WING MACHINI flltVICI & SWII~IR SALIS ' Ph... 9IJ9.J Write . .,. 141, Ohio Mr s. Hubert Mace, M-iddlcvm·t: BEDFORD A~llfl' •LII•· C.WIIIr IIIII - Wqd Wamsley and da11Jbfin Sunday arterno(lJl al 6 .orl••> H1·own ho me . fll• rt I SEE r~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~"":=::"':::';;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;...;;;;;;;;;;; , ., • F. M. Roosh wa s a biHI.neAS er "ib. Pt. Pluilllt S&t!ll'day.·· ,- 1/IL ABNER THE FINE SELECTION OF ,. AT ' Jimmy Pars~ns GASOLINE ALLEY Can You -' -,.. -- · Identify < • : TheDaUy You have something To Sell, Trade ar An· naunc:e, Let A. Daily Sentinel Display Ad or Want Ad be Your Representative. - They Get Results I'''"=IIQ.KAP=07.:':'111;:'00:N~~ WE BUY 7l"ROOTU.I\AL I UAW ~ ~·~=-----~ • ,, .JOLLY ASK!D ME lO HELP t--IIM OUT A LITTLE-~THAT'S AU.NO ~AL JOO- - CAKE MIXES The Gr..,d Netlon•l Jllour PILLSBURY FLOUR P•ken l..;lbel. Red SIDur Pitied Paclt•• LP'b••tiiT.nchr-Fiak~ TUNA. FISH ... · · · · · 2 No. !-2 OrangeJuice 6 89C -6o1 . cans ConHntrattd IUtt •del . ., ... -12 OJ:, P1chd •• the IM•k of flMOl' Pork6Beans 2-23.oz·c;ans ~9,c - NAPKINS .... 60 ct. Plq(. lOe A dellihiktl fruit miX .. I r~l niH FRl11T SALAD U 01. p... Zit: H~tther fiCIII qu11lty tofli & ~urdy TISSUES . • : . ZOO Ct. pkg. lOo Clloco11h eowNcl """ n.,._ P£ANUT8 .•.. .10 .oL pkg. 3lle 8lut Ribbon. For e~Hnffltltnc. Mighty 1004 1nd meety. Cott•p lr_a_~d CHOPPED BEEF 12 oz. .., 33e ' . hlckqry 1m0bd. R.HIII to a t '· " 4& ........... ca. ' ...."'"'" •ncler. mellow •oodMtl, SMOKED PICHI CS . Lb:25c . • :- .""'"' . . .r.lnd Sttdc yeur Your fnorl .. lbort.m lnv PURE LARD . .. . • • ••• Lb.C... l5c ·aiioui.."oail, ....,:..... ., .....................~ ~o1ill'.";t,1•0.1r•~~ · ~~~ ClLLO KA.LE ...... • . , .• o~. P g. . . . ' ' • ··\, m~ ~"'. ~ "'•b'""L~,...,,, ..c· ,.,;, ............ "J!Id ,,.. PLIOFILM QN v,..., . . ·. "·:· .,' .''., ., •. uu To condy, bob or'''· Toy 'uollt!f~t, o .iow K.,..r•·-'· GOLDEN YA.MS ...... ' . . · · Heada- { ) ' •••••••••••••••••• " """ ,.,, lllrm frttht il{a ATIONWI • • ... I r.· . !Mfk In ctllo rolls cu~. ADDIE- . . . . . . . . . ...... ' t'lW ......... : ..... ·..... .-. • Me PORK CHOPS .......... lb. 35e SLISI•r NAM£ .••. ;. : .• ~ ...••.....•• . : . ·.....·•••_ ~····· . . ' ,. j [ ••, •r- c ...... .,.~ .-~ · : c~m AND SLATS ......... . . P - 61 Pom•rey, Ohl• Molt .......... _ ............ · lulcr l!tof , NAJIIU OF IIIYSTEBY MAN ......... ...... _. ....... . NANCY ti-'1 w!li. ,....,. kl LIMA liEANS .. IG os. ptg; ltle Armour t~u•lily for tW qukk mHI be elij:ib)e for the prize. MYSTERY MA.N ENTRY II;A.~K .S.nplct fronn WAFFLE!! ........ 2 pkg. Z9o Firat cult lrom ..., ..,,, INn I!Mrkln CORNED BEEF ........ lb. 59e •' -1·.••,, MAX WARD '-;;..,-' 12 oz. can 3Sc Armour Treet ' u. ........ . ,. . . .. to There can be 'o!lly one winner. Tho eMUQSI postma•k and n~~tneSI! of lilltry d~dois the w!nL4rln use mote than one correct EnlriM are received. Kroger in ·Nuc. MOTOR lALII • Phono 115 Mll!lrtvlll.. till• ,-.. CCI!!IS u.oo IOO'Yt~ .,ure .MYStERY MAN CONTEST RULES . Each day until !w:ther notice •. The Daily Sentinel wllJ con<\uct a t.!ysjery Man Contetrt Wllh .the prue lncreelld• $1.00 in value ·each day the Myotery Man Is not idelltlfled Wir.ners will be announced each time the MYBt# Jofalt b Identified:. Each entry·rn.Ust have your ni\lie aHd a<!dri!SJ' WHOLE SLICED BACON Jl<lth"s Blackhawk ..... lb. 45e Rath's Raeorn .... 3 lbo. 2.00 • cans 29c KIOGEI FROIEN ' :~~:~~ ·cor 11- 10 No. 300 Cans 93c *'·"" i>laa $1.00 for every day Jbo Da!Jy Sentl,el lll~q llflD -teiiii•IIWentlflp!. M.lllller&<~f· the liiJ.IItery lily. a ~mDy and the employ~es of the DltUy ·Sentblel •r• ll!lJ eU«<'ie tow... 1'be ldentllY or Tills ll1111 Is, Now Woith ~dREIN GIANT NIILifl k $1 00 3 . . . . . ·· P gs. · . . . . . . ' .. 10 lb. bag 95c · · 2 No. 303 Cans 35c PIE CHERRIES . .. KldMV, Norttwrn, Lima, Nny, Pinto. BUSH'S BEA.NS . ·· ..... . WI!.~ !o thiJ! 1111111? Nameldm 1111d yeu .,m W\ft Lb Pk 33 . COLBY CHEESE · · . . . . . . Lb. ,t,7 e COOKIES . . . .. · · · • g. · c Gold.n m.rpriM . . Krov-r value 9 E;A TMORE . · .•.•. , .... 2 lbs ~9c WHITE BREAD .. · · . '· 2 loayes 2 c; ,. . Toppie So}'J- Save on Top Values Klnk•n'1 R.eliablt or.,..~vec wrap~. IN USED CARS SIB McKNIGHT Continued ~ . . . Top Value Savings Pilhbury Whit•, Chocolate, Yellow, Splc•. Or•nvt. " PDI THIIIST II¥ IIAituLDt>KA1 MI. HoPI Kino 51•• A,..,ood INSTANT COFFEE .. 2 oz Jar"' 7 c K,_, ' I NSTA. NT COFFEE. : 2 as jar 43c: SAUSAGE .......... . .. lb. 20. OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. ..,on., lUI Sentinel MYSTERY New ~egnlatiohs · · MA.H~ QilPBA:N ANNIE ~ Top Value Bakery Buys ~ I lOOMS OF New Farniture 13 BAKEl. Corner, Loc:111t and SJCimore- Mlclctleport Held over ....... . By Popular Demand! 2nd Big Week TOP VALUE DA.YS , I FUlNtTURE BY UNO USED CARLOT · liS I. Soeond St, 11'\r.. Automobile, H...._ 8u1odt1 I Spollishl IF ;_;;;;:;::;:F;:U::;N;;I;;R;;A;;L:;;;H;;OM;;:;I;;;;;~ INSURANCJI AOIIIICJ I I TREVIY·PINSTIIWALD RODriEY DOWNING !!u• Ell.. . ._!led. Mildr-ed Thomp-tOn n•d I I Top Value Beverages -~----- Phuue 2U5 -· I 1 furtheriDg the inte,eo.sU ol · and in atte-ridirtg conventions aDd other s~ch m!'flti-ngs held in the- intuest:o; of the fair ." The rei\llation by the dep-artme-nt's George A. Com,_son wives, junil>r fair any others appro\led bt the directors oJ the soci~lieS. Ohio Agricultur-e Director An· drew · Soremen agreed rule change wiU do away .tl!n'ent "subterfua:e" practiced by~ few s.iei~i~•. name-society loti.~s J-:!U3tc ~ HEAVY OU'J"'Y 'rlltES AND TUBES, 8X25 10-p\y. Very TCtl· t~unable. Call 421 -Y. l -26-3h· nated last Saturday's coffee sales to the Polil) Fu nd, which was $12.00. 1 Harley carr. who II aerloUJIY Ruby Hall14ay received word , ill was taken to Holzer Hotpltal. that Mary Payater tnd her bu6• band , and sister, Evelyn Jones Mr. and Mrs. Obart Marlr.ins were involved in an accident. . · h Mr and Their 0&1' skidded on tbe Icc, as spent an evening wtt · tttey were returning home, after Mn. Hiel French. atending the funel'al of her fa~h· Mr. and Mra. Robert Alkire and er, Andrew Dye. No one was an- , jured, and they -were able to sons, visited at Racine, Suodly. proceed home. · d bat Friends have learne t Howard Day GUkey and family , to Mr. and Mn. F. Q_ Wh•ley and Evelyn Jones i,as . ret~rned C 1f a atter 8 1 orru • Clinton Gilkey, Jr., and family of I her borne in b Chillicothe, epent Sunday, with I spending a few daya with Jar their parent a, the C. Gilkey, Sr. I mother, Mrs. Emma Dye e Mrs. Alma Atkhll visited Sun- home of Mary Paynter 0 Mt. day evening with Kate Wilson, Blanchard, O. - -- - (9) For Sale AUCTION SALE lii"\H 'JINISIII.m HOUSE for salt• C'nmpktf'ly mod.ern. Grl'al Bl'nrl Grange ll.al\, Portland ~""h 1 ' Ohi.o, January 28, 1:00 r . ~I pam\NI . On Lincoln 11ei&hlli 1053 J-H . C. 300 Utility lrHclor . f<~ll :130·M, 11-17-tJ used lr.S~ than 200 hours: 1951 - -- -- - - - - -·-- Ford tractoc; 1049 Furd F('rgu lr---~~::-:-:::----1 ~on (raclor; Oliver 60 and Oliver P&IV ACY 70 tractor; Cullivaton: mowers ; h the keynote ul drills: corn ~lt'kcn; and many more plcCOM or equipment. 2 our personal .11crvice. Hercrord bulb : all kinds or hou11ehold t->quipmcnl 111\d mi5 celianrous •upplles. Oritt Brad · lilgh QU~tlily ford Auttion~r. Oinner '!,erved Sponaorcd by the Great OC'nd ;~I t'ompct.ltivo pt·icl'.s . GranMc . 1·25-alt· ACRIS Mr. Georie Sayre, owner of tbe Sayre's Aue11 Drive In, do- - - - - ,---:---- keel x•• on,.,. aDd JGi!j., CiiT. HARRISONVILLE Jll't! lntersted Ia becomin1 a cub scout. :Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Chadwell of Duncan Falls, 0 ., vhl:ited Mr. and Mre. Wyatt Chadwell and family on Sunday. Mrs. Riley Mcintyre is recover· r · t h m · mg rom paeumoma a o e. Mr. and Mr1. Newt Tennant and family or Madison, Ind., vi· POLiq. CLINIC 11 ited relatives here ovttr the A Free Polio Clinlc will be weekend. held at the New Haven Grade School, on January 25, it wa11 anEarl Vickers is sufferiq from nounced by Ma11on County Heal- a cerebral hemorrhage at hill th Nune, Mrs. Watkin&. The in- home. The attack occuired on jcctioD!I wUJ be available for Tuesday. all , from infants to fifteen years and expectant mothers. The din 1 The Purpose Class of the Luth· an Church met at the home of ic will open around 9:00 a .m. Mrs. Lloyd Rouah on Wednesday, CUI SCOUTS Jan. 18. Mrs. Fred Roush and The Cub Scout leaders recent- Miss Lelah PoweU were co-hostly met at the home of Mr. and eases, with Miss . Powell giving Mrs. Wyatt Chadwell with Nel- the devotions. Mra. 1 Philip Wol· son Leacb of GalUpolia to pre- I pert presented the program. In pare the Charter for 1956. Wyatt the business meeting the organiChadweU was appointed Cubmas- zatioo. voted to purchase materter, Mrs. Thomas Grlnstead, Den ial and make curtaiu for the Mother, Mrs. Jess Abel, Assistant Sunday School rooms. Refrelh·! and Mra. Bill Mc-Farland will n ments were served to those above I' sist the other den mothers. Oth- and Mrs. Harry Dyer, lli's. Harry ers present were Thomas Grin- Layne, Mrs. Clyde Rice, Mrs. Wil· stead, Jeas Abel, Leone Sayre liam Powell, Mrs. Otto Grimm, and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Frey. Mrs. Mary West, Mrs. Raymond It was announced at the meet- Peters, Mrs. Don Brown, Mrs. ing that Nelson Leaeb will be at B. R. Vance, Mrs. Carrall Adaffill, the Chadwell Residence on Wed- Mrs. Herman Lay-ne and Mrs. WiJ. nesday, January 2ft, to talk to Jill.m McFarland. Value For Top I' GiftS f 18 B Auto Services - -- - IHifll SAYll'l Rirlhduy Party Helrl Monday Eve Wonted CIIJCKEN DlN N ERS $1.00 at 1hP c-::-~-­ Mt. •Moriah 88!)tist Church, l':EWSPAJ'ER CARRIER wanted for Rutland. Contact Virginia . Mlaln und Jo'ourlh St.. Middl~­ Nrutzllng, Middleport, or call, porot, Friday, from 4 P. M. tn Sentinel. 1·23-6tc 6:30 P. M., delivered in town. - :198, The--Daily .. Spont~orcd by 1hc mc.n of Lhi.! Ci\N YOU USE EXQ'RA MONEY '! Church. 1-28-21\' ll4•lp uwet th06e monthly - payml'nl s on yoor bome, car, TV, SiUconl!o wl(h MARBALlZE! ur nl hn oblll&tions. Mukc $33 World's finest ~ar protl:l~tlon . 1o $50 a week In spHn lime On sale at all 11crvice atalionK ~ ~~Piliyin_q C()llNUincr.~ in Pomeand praae11. 1-17-23tp r".v wil h llawlcl&h Products Slarl llllllH.'diatcly. Write RawILICTIIC CLOTHIS DRYU \ (li!:h · ~ lll'pt. OIIA -840-312, ··rre Never been u:-crt. bar~<:ain pricl'd . ll"~'~· Ill. l-25IIJl will doliv~f. can fina•w•· fnr l~ mont"h8. only- $22.60 d•Jwn . c~IJ Fstote 6189 or 6126-M . l -25-:!!1· ( 21 ) whO parents, their sa~~~fueS 1 dan, $1195. lllucttnat's, Pomeroy COMPLETE ln~r;nc;-Protectioo, Mr-' . D:m llarlml!lcr, Lcldtl and Mrs . Margal'Ct Davi s, Athens. Uhin. 1-21-tltc - -- - -Life, Auto, Fire, Polio. Call Don 1954 FOHD 2-ton Truck, 2 sn .MHIII, Middleport, Oblo. axle, LWB, $149~. Bloe\1""''· 1 ( Pomoroy, Ohio. 121-0te Help l'lfr. and Mrs. Charles Williams, 1aSJ G}tC !h 1on Pit'ku~ -- Tru(:k, Wan·-t-ed"---:Mccid:-:d::-1•"•-' ••-d lad-,,.-d~ ~pent Sunday wltb 14rL Audrey $'795, Blaettnar's, Pomero.v, 0 . hous-ework in home lor family uf Saulter! of Shade. Dorothy Dandaklt of Athens, 1-21-6tc 2. Inquire Joe McClain, IM.iddleport, Ill. 1, or Call .IDd Spencer, spent Sunday with her in Middleport. l -26-3tp Mr. and Mrs. Emmett 1 Mr. and Mr1. Sam WANTED ~pent Sunday with Mr. and LUMBER GitADERS Robert Stanley of Athens. ':Omplete WHEEL ALIGNMENT EDGER MEN There was no school hc!'c balanclna: and brake service. STACKERS Raeketb' Safety SNvlce, Wc11t past week, due to iocl<m•mt 1 CAR MEN weather. Main Strtet, Pomeroy, Ohio. WRITI Jean Lee spent Thursday Phone 26'7. &-5--U HARTZELL INDUSTRI'ES, INC. ning with Mr. and Mrs. Ted SAWMILL DIVISION 11125 S. ROOSEVELT AVENUE derson of ltio Grande. ROX DO~PIQUA, 01110. 17 )- " By MRS. W. JOHNSTON Club member, Gerald Rood, LIONS CLUB presented a tallr. on MuoD The Ne w Have n Lions Club I Cou nty _S choo_ls and problems met al t he l£gion Ha.U on Tues- and a di.IICUSSLOn was. held ~ day, J anuary 17. The semi-an i Lhts subject nual l'inancia\ Report was given Those present were Keith Arby secr etary-treasurer, Bob nold, Woodrow Brown, Jaclr. Frey Johnston. Plans for a ahooting Charles Jewell, George Jewell, match to be held February 22 ai Bob Johnston, H. C. Roney, Eu the Douglas Roush farm were gene Roush, Mark Ward, John made . Wolle, Dew member11, Tom Hoff man and Cbarles Lester and guest Paul Harmon. Class Meets 1 ~~~~~ sentt nd. ifhursdoy January 26, 1956 ' !"' ~ a11oged!J.Ij riy_":~~~- Oq\ St?Jll~ -~-·~.r ,U ng -streiety _lunds for the PaY· miDi Ill- ..,.11 "YOUR SUNRISE TQ STA.TIQ~" ... Mq·· . trip; . "This regulation," he gaid, •'puts it squarely up t'o the lotat" board!!. "If 'they want to approve such t.ravel, then the public w J E H must put i-t oo " In Gcdlipolis �.fooe Eight __ _ _ OADINANCa NO. 106 ANNUAL APPROPIUATION OI.DINANCI (VILLAGIJ ,., ' . The Du 1lv Sen_!inel, Pome _roy-MI~Ieport, Ohio _ _ __________ . ______:Th~u~rs:::d:.:o!.C.y':...:J..:o::.:n.::.uo:.:r.!.y_2_6.:...,_19~_5-:-:6=. Dec!tmber 3ht, 1956. An Ordinance to mate Appr~r priltion1 for Current Expemes •nd other EJ:penditures ot the VUlage of Pomeroy, State of Ohio, 4urinJ ·t he fiacal year ending 195e, the following sums be and they are. hereby set aside and apSection 1. Be it Ordained by propriated as followa, v.iz: the Council ol the Villa•e of PornSec . 2. That there be appro.. eroy, State of Ohio, That, t(l provide for the current ~r>eMes and other expenditures of tbe nl~ priated from the GENERAL FUND : A. GENIItAL FUND Villa1e of Pomeroy, duriu tbe A 1 Council ----·---- S 288.00 flee:&! year ending December 31st. A 2 Ma~r ---------- $ 960.00 :t Clerk ----------- -S 660.00 A 4 Treuurer -------- $ 276.00 A 5 Solicitor · ........ $ 600.00 A 6 Building Improvements ------------ $ 2000.00 A 7 Legal Advortisin:g $ 2MI.OO A 6 Office Secy. ---. _ $ 1820.00 A 9 Notes of Interest $ 42.00 00 AIO utilities -------- S UKKl.OO All Hydrant Rent ____ S 3300.00 A12 Office Exp. ----- S 350.00 A13 Bonds ---------- $ 200.00 Al4 Dump Rent ----- -$ !Jro.OO Total General Fund __ $ 17,354.00 Sec. 3. That there be appropriated from the GENERAL FUND F 0 R CONTINGENCIES AT for purposes Il'Ot otberwise provided for, to be expended in accordance with t'he .p rovisions of Sec. Mzt..31 G. C., the sum of SIKJO.OO. r·:=-~-:..:=====::==:;;;;;;==~=====,lA SEE THE FINE SELECTION OF Jimmy Parsons USED CARLOT Co..,..r. Locust •nd Syqmoro - Middle..... M.-s. Carol B<>wb was aboent / from work a couple of day1 l11t week as she was Ul with • y ly THIRIIA OHLINGI~ Charles Raymond y Mltl. IRNAL JOHNSON Miu Pew Kin, and Berni~ spent a few days with Mr. PII~NDSHIP CLU_a Johnson were calliitg on Mn. Mrs Leo Clark laet week. Tbe Ladies F"riendshlp Club Frances Bradford and famil)r: .. of ~ 5 . Theresa OhllDJer a-t ~be !home of Mni. Lucy New Haven, Wednesday . ~;on, Robert, were viiltiaa: Frldly 'Dilbt. G;am~ were Mn. Theresa Ohlint'U, ~ aoD, and Mrs. Leo Clark, Saturday. pl~;y~ •nd door pru:e w~ to Robart. Doo Grimm .and Ralph Lawrence Clark l01t hia ~~e Brumler~ Secret ~ Clark .rnvtored to · Parlr;er~;bur11 Friday iu·~ were UCIQ.npd &JKI. uu-s . Sunday and vbited Mr. '-Dd - Mr1. co;, and Mrs . Leo Trew and Dorilll Eadfr were eaeb Ed Sprague .and family and lliss and rKath" and. Mr. and sheet from the elub Doris Ohlineer. me .. aa;d and son, were tbt1r birtbdays. The next meetm~ MW Peggy king, Mrs. Fran· guestJ; • will be at, ••~. 111 · • Dodo of Mr. and Mra. un: bo-• """ of _ "" ees Bradford and family , Mr. Litchfield. tn Pt. Pleas&ilt. RefreshPete Cleland and Lawrence BalM- . TherKa ObJi•u•er 6'el"V_ed to Mr.s, Etta ser were calliq on Mr. and Mrs. ... ... Dor.ia Eada Mrs A1 Don Grimm were sboppiq In M llti{~ · D. • Bu.sb Andereon of Hartford, Sunand Middleport, Friday. ley ~li· a s Mrs p~~ Pomeroy day. Mr. and Mrs. James Smith aDd Ar~ott, !Mrs. Jane J~hoso~. Mi'a. son ol Darwin were villtJD& Mr. Marp-ret Amott, Mrs. Dodie ReyH 2 Employes -··---- t 12000.00 and Mrs. Isaac: Smith, Sunday. nol.d1, Miss Martie Brumley and H 3 1Materials --- --- $ 4,000.00 _Mr. and Mra. Jack Ord and the ·hOifltess. "-~a ~or we~ ~~ H Mr. and Mn. u ..... H 154 TooJs, Street lm-plem.ent.s, Repairs __ $ 6,000.00 guests mliy ofof Raccin.e, .. _,. "'":.~ $ 1 500 00 Miss Frances RolUih and ,Daftd etc --------- ----' · Baker were visiting relatives at of Middleport, lli. IJld !.ln. Hom· er Jlihnson. Ud Mr. and Mr.s. Jam- JACKITS OUT Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Albri&hl of Spr.ingf.ield visited Mr. and Mn. Lon Dickens . ·Mrs. Darrell NorthU'p who has been a. paUent in Holzer Hospital bas returned to her home. Mr. and . Mrs. Walter Hutson were gueeta of Mr. and Mrs. John Albright and .on. Mr. and Mr.s. Earl Henry and daughters were in Belle, w. Va., last week end ·to atten-d the wedding of their son Arthur Jete to Hiss Oreda Ann Mulli·ns. Arthur is a Sgt. in .tlb.e rM arine CoJ"l).!. Shir· ley Henry was an attendant. Mrs. Voneda Cart, Pt. Pleasant, was a guest of Mrs. James Carpeot-er Sunday afiternoon. Vernal Jo~nson -called on Paul lie Jacket.l wUI allo out to be e cain revenJe. Nelaonville defeated the Uttle Jackett the first of the seuon and tJ the only game they have I08l The LJttle Middies will be gunnla& for their seventh straight win and the right to remain in first place, The Jacket Yearlina:s are coached by Charles MeDopald and possess an eight and on.e reo cord for the season. Tom Kelly playa the pivot and JunJor Ken· nedy and Edward McCoiiiU pllf. the forwards. Bob Hennesy an~ Bob Nelson make up the &Ulfdl for the quintet, but Dave Hindr. and George Miller see plenty of actlon (or the Little Jackets. VII No. 240 ;:··•zg::er:•:ld=S=un:d:ay~•=ft:•:'":""::n·=======:==::::::::::=, 1952 Pontiac eSeff:e~~~\ ~e ~~~~=c~ayct;~~.~~?,dw!:':;. ~':{d ~~~=':!a. !l((li'e than 200 mothers in :M-ef,Js County -b raved lobe frigid teln)eratuns, -mow and slush, anil ·lau.ne.hed- the tMother11' .March on Polio, which totals tbua far $1481.70 for ·t heir -labors between 1 p. m. and 8 p. m. Thursday MOTOR SALES Digbt. .Mrs. Aida Jeffers, t;balrptan of tthe Jlothers' MMch, reported that abe was pleased the donations tabulated and tibat only Pomeroy, Middleport ·ind Cilelter areas ELBERFELDS National GREEN STAMPS ELBERFELDS the 'lUI·~ ~erk of dourts' office, Snow atl.lf rltn- are: fore-caet fqr the ti Saturday and Sunday, and the j • · '. ~ . ,; _n ~· etvll acwon, 1or · PI! · mercury will take a nose dive on tt\..of real- eatate by Mattie. M. Monday tbroush Thursday, with .day, Dexter ag.aill8t Arvtnna the posibllity of ,no'w on Tuesday F¥"abee. Albany. Most of the roads in the coun,<The J>e!illon . stateo !bat the ty are reported to be <lear, hut P.iffitlou 1a for one auxteentb of slippery ln spots reports the POMEROY,' Ohio SIMONS itM!i MILLINERY 1h PRICE COATS and SUITS DRACTICALLY REDUCED! GROUP GROUP DRESSES DRESSES Valuetl Te 1.98 Value8 To 8.88 1.00 4.98 Women• 5.95 Sweaters 4.98 \ Group -Valueo To 3.88 Mena 6.t5 Pri•e Baxta Sot. Feb. 4 lOAM .... - ,_ Meno 7,t8 nowi.OO Men• 7.88 Sweaten. . 6.50 he a FRIDAY • DEPAITMENT STORE, INC. ' ...• HOME KILLED MEAT-SPECIAL SAT. JAN. Z8 C.nd SAT FEB 4th CUBE STEAK • • • • • . . . Special ~5c lb T40NE STEAK . . . . . . . . 5~ lb SIRLOIN STEAK . .. . .... 59c lb 8pUND STEAK . . .. . . . 55c lb , - . STILL TIME TO TAKEADVANTAG Take Advanta1• FURN 299. Liver .. '""' . ROC!ISt ---Demotilh'Gtlon 99.95 HURRY! Mn. Mn. Nannie Letooler, 1\lrs. A Uon, 1 and Beuer Steak w.as ,ear: to btautlfy the entraaee to the Uqlon Cemetery. ' ·. . ay COllA OlLIS 1· . ALL THROUGilOtr,l' uv••l, IMt. and Mro. H.,.hOI Weirs STORE . MOD and lfanddau,bter w~ ~ DUlliNG OUR unlay IIUeats of Mr. and Mro. S. A ..' Wyatt. . JANUARY 'Mrs, Cora GUe11 spt~nt MoudQ' wtib lin. Robert :ai>rrlo ot J'oQi, oroy. Novel South and BAKEl FIIIITURE ' Ott THI MIDDLIPO COIN II IN OHIO - committee c:biltmea. ~r. · ··.• ,-, dlooe lor oae PI'Oloct OF TilE MANYVALUIS &lb$1~oo -=-oo l ~::;;u,,~ctark: ~ FEB. 3 RUILAND -- ...... -ato / -- REMNA~TS GROCERl DEPARTMINT - ........ familY ·- SWiday peat. of h1a ..pamts, 'llr. Mr<. W. A. South. . . ' lllr: and lin. 8. A. W}'Jti "11"DI and ~ wllb lbell ...: Jiojfetlt ml lamtlf. and . • , 25clb Sib $1~00 31b49c 23clb 39clb 41b$1.00 31b $l·o0 Feet 10 ·lb $1.00 '"''.~··- ' Sib $1.00 WITH EVERY ' . •' .15.00 PURCHASE AT SIMONS MARKET •pecu- reunifiadon of Germany. The IIOUJ"ces said Bulpnin ia hja letter alao ca.lled for limlta. bona on n_uclear we.pollJ, pre. I. ! sumably lnt:luding calling off further H·bomb tests. These revel.ll.tiona gave added weight to earlier &peculation t~t the Bulg.allin letter wu deSigned to upset next · week"t u;~:~L":--;--""~.,.~-":~"~~h::•N5I~O~oo~o~o~,._~,.,~~~~ ~ I talks between .Mr. Eilenbower and British Prime Minister Anthony Eden. Botb proposals made by the Soviet premJer were expetted to have appeaJ to the BriUs~ and rind dialavoi- with the Umted Pr.,..... Stata. Eden PKt Eden himself previously bu prGPo5e(l an East-Weat aettJ& ment bued l:urOJ>e• widt! non ~II, pact Vru.rned afte ~h IJa Loear...... ;t.... can a . dDrive · Fun Contributions •~~~· .......m.ng ""'"!::.,:·~. p~.~~~~; -' . .,.,.. - '\ I _,__.., · Bob . Hartenbach Sixth Candidate In Sheriff Race I mo.:- ... ... ' I'ddleport Harry L. Sayre IEx-M Dies Suddenly Of Heart Attack ~ Resident D. ead Infamous Tokyo Rose Will Be ... Given Freedom This Saturday lcenornlc lrancf Oleo .. 5 lb $1-JCJO ' Mortho WitH<> ~-----C..:.. Cake Mix -- ~-' Pudding .• 49c.lb Armour .. . . . . 4 COM .. ..• Can Milk ...... .' 48 ca"'5.15' . ' Cotaup ...... 5-14 oa Ita $i.Ob . OPEN EVENINGS to Mr. Ei· senhower by Soviet Premier Nikobi Bul,gaDln. But diplomatic aources lated that under the propoaal the United State&: would be ezpected to accept the PJ'e&enf divilion of Europe in return tor .a Soviet pledge not to attack tbe free world and to agree to the penoaal letter ser.t . --- THIS WEEK End ONLY - ) : SlMONS MARKEl' ' The non-aggression proJ)OIIIj:; tbe 10ur~es said, was couched in vague terms in the now-famous have been no wrecks in the county in the paat 24 hours, but the warning by local authorities is to drive with care. Griff Durbin Sr. of Pt. Pleasant Superintendent of Meigs Coun· bas announced his intention to ty Schoola o. o. PattersOn repor. seek the office of sheriff of Mated toduy, that all the schools In son County in the Democratic pri· JIHM. . , the county were in "full sWing," mary elections to be held May 8. ,Mrs. Halliday claims that she Temperature range Thursday Durbin, a (ormer deputy sheriff ~ a first eouald of the deceased, 20 to 27. resigned in September in order to II)" -that abe ill a tenant in com-, Temperature range a year ago become a candidate for t·he sher· mob w1tb the defendan.tl. Tbe pe Thursday, 11 to 26. m·s post. He had previously serUtion was fUed hy Attorney at Precipitation for 24 hours vcd aa a deputy under the late Liw J. B. O'Brien. ending 8 p.m. Thursday, .01 inch. Gus Douglass in the mid-thirties. Humidity at -. 8 a.m. Thursday, Oppas.ing Durbin on the Demo84 ~r cent; at 2 p.m. 72; at 8 p, eratlc tieket is Mrs. Teresa Jane m, 76. Roberts, wife of tb.e prestnt sherSunrise today, 7:44 a.m.; sun- Iff Charlt-.s- Roberts. Two Repubset G:37 p.m. Ji~ 1ms ·have filed for the po.st. Moon.ri.Be Thursday 6:07 p.m.; They al'-e Earl ·c. Mohr of Ga:IJl. polis Ferry and Toral L. !MorriCOnrad Bentz. COOIYille, waa moonset today, 7:24 a.m. fillfld p)O, cosh! and_ sentenced son o( Pt. Plelll!lant. Fill CALLS t~ tq day& in the county jaU, In the ~son County SebooJ The Middleport Fire Depart- Board race, Gerald B. Rood, Le. Tbw.diY afternoon by Justice of Pomeroy Cemen L Block., $1:UXl; many contributor.!!_ u~d~ . $5.00, Bat Dulles reJected that protht PeaCe 1'..-cy POOPiea, •• the ment was called at 3:35· p , m. tart dairy farmer, became the Pomona Grange, $15.00; Middletoo many to. puhhsh. IndiVIdually, PGI&I, MJrlnJ it 'IIVOUld be mOlt when soot caught nre in t• h e chim~t of driving wblle intoxi· first to file for ortlce on Tuesday ne}' ~f the property owned by Mr. Rood, 33, Is presenUy a member port Churc.h of Nazarene, $lO.OO; but we cc:rtamly want to tbank diflleult for the Urtited State~ to eaieot, Sacred Heart Guild, $10.00; DAV all who give l"t'g~rdl~ of the consider if until RUSB!a agreed He waa arrested by the Ohlo and M.rs. Cbarle.s Van Cooney, Lo- of the board. No. 3.1, $lO.OO; VFW., $ 10,00. amount No contrJbuhon it too to reunification of GermaiJ1 cust Street. No damage was rcWIY Patrol. It is reported , Blaettnat Auto Sales. $lO.OO; small, nor too large to be aecep. along democratic linea;. Two scat.~ on the ::;cbool board Ws 1• hia seeond offense porte<l, ' Atkins Chicks, $10.00: -Marsu"-r· !-00. lf anyone l1a.s been omitted The. U~ted States b.as frequentAt 9:20 p, m. the Emergency arc to b;.: fined in the pr.tmary. o tlllt nature in tqur mon.tba. He's Shoe Store, .$1G.OO; Marion It ha& been through To Jy matntatne~ in the (aee of , --:~· Squad was called to the re.idence Both an t~lx-year terms. The term Ebers•·ch $lOtiO Dr R E Boo·those who bave not eontrlbuted other ftusltan . non-aa<~ ..essJoa'· · of Al Frazier; Sycamore Street, of Ml'lll, c. P~ stout ·and that of . ..... • · · · · ....., --:-Do It Now!" moves tba~ the United Natiorq .. lool-:10,1 tjiNIRAI. H~ltAL when Mra. Frazier became Ill. Rood bollh expire tb~ year, Aolqt~ Tburoday, l!n. Oha.s. a ebarter itseH -with botb the u · ~ Rood lfl:t. eleetQd to an unax- "· Five HarrisOnYIJle juvenilea, Ja~n. Loog Bottom. HOLZER HOSPITAL pi red term . in AuCUst of lDM - were temporarily placed in the s.non-aggression and HuSlia are bound hY-ts. Ditcbargod: .'Mra. Jack WiliUJ Admitted ThursdaY: Mrs. Zel· w.h.en he defca~d Harold R. l'ry of custody of the · Child Welfa.re pact. It also · has ROBERT C. HARTINIACN , ud dautbter, Racine; Sherman Ia Cro&s, Middleport; Hobart J. s-tre~ that under any non-agNew Haven in a. recount of votes. Board Thursday, the Board reThe race in the May PrimarJ lfcDol•. LOng Bottom. Raub, Pomeroy. Jl'"CS'"on Ogr<,ement it WOuld iJ> Rood is ·a veteran and js en- ported. election for the position of Sberl(f Births: .Mir. and :Mrs. Charles Adm.ilted Friday: Mrs. Nan gag-ed in t.hc dairy btisincs.t. He sast nn a free reunified Germany Tbe children, lhrec boys and of Meigs County took on an added Joctaon, Lo"* Bottoon, da1Jltbter. Frazier, Middleport. Fri('nds in MiddlePOrt have havi":' the right to decide · whewas born in Mason County but r h • tt 1 two girls, ages IJ to 12 years I aspect of being one o t c ·•O e.s bcen notHiMI of the recent dtath ther Jt wanted to join the westattended ·h igb school in Columbm. were taken from their home, and campaigns in recent years with of Mr.s . WiUiam Bullis (Cynt-bia ern defense organization. Also filing for Vhe May primary pJaced in the children's home by Robert ~- Hartcnbach and A. 0. Harry Lloyd Sayre, 56, a Hrc ~lghly placed sourtes said the for ·t:be House of Dei<Jgates was Carl Gorby, juvenile officer and Tracy filing petitions of candidacy lon~: resident of Let-art, W. Va ., Rowley). Washington, D. c. Mn~. Bullis waa a fom~er local Um~ed States In reply to Suiafternoon witb the was suddenly stricken with a fa· George E. Sayre, IH. of New Ha- Barbara Stout, secretary of the T.ttursday resident and was preceded in gam.n may urge Ru.saia to agree ven. Sayre, the owner of Sayre Child Welfare Board. Meigs County Board of Eleotion.a. tal heart attaek at this .home death. by her husband and two to some llmit on its vut military AcreB Park ln ran tor t·be same lh" Hartenbac-h's flUng yesterday Thursday evening and died at office nine years ago but was deThe reasons given for ... brougbt lhc tot<~! of candidates in 11:50 'P· m. a.t bis residence as a sisters, Mr.~ . .Mit Wbite and Miss manpower as part of a new plan f811ted in the oprim.ary, board tak~ng custody were; nc- t.h _ __ to break the East-West deadlock. result of the attack. He was a Emma Rowley, Middl~port. \>J . 1y '1()1 t.'cKOWIN It was que1tioi'Jable whether S I. a !onner o•·t em glect of the children since the e field tD six. ' ayrc s · · ... 'C • a Hartenbach now 3f years of guard at the Pbilip Spprn plant. ~rALD:OSON, .\Y. V1. UP-Ono her disc j~ey broadcasts from ployce and WD>rked for the labor warmest room in the Muse •wnd ' I age w-as born and rear~ iJ;J. u'ln. Masonic funeral servJees will be Qf-· tbe ai01t inf~s penonall· TQkyo ca01ed as mueb bad mnr- depa-r tment a-nd \ the liquor com· 54 degre-es in temperat1.Irc, th of Mr ..t ij' at the Letart :Methodist held -l.of 'W4)rld W~f_ ~. ~11 ~ eom· ale ·as en~rtilbment. But at her miJlaion. He bas been in btu;~ one room w~s ~ degrcCs and cq:ville, e .son · an~ r1'- Oturcb Sunday at 2 .P- m. with ~ ..1i\ .o( l!rljlj>n !i&totitliy· to trial In !ian l"rantltco In 1949 ln New Haven for eia:ht yc.t~ another was 40. . Otto.·,lJartenbach, Wll:o still rfiSi.ct-e the lev. Rulus Casto o.fflciating. Rtif_:- Wt! over araill · ~ • . . ·abe W'U caUed ·an l'trch traitor· h · d th I PI .Also a~. cording to the -ort. IIi tbat community, ere rom . ....,.. - He 8- M-•ed Pomtrmr u& .. ft Ht W-&li -a m['mber of Cli.ftoo t,:~ il MrS. tva ~ f)'Aqu· e~~~" and a "female Benedict Ar· av.mJ move the house tiad one stov.e for .beat~~ 11 " • -~ .. _... Lodge 23 F . &: A. M, . lao.· bettor' IutOW. a8 ·i'bb' ROse nold." ina purposes, ·and· that was 1 SCbGDt and in his &Cl]ttrr )c~ en- The deceased wi.a preceded in til !ihoi lhiiOnds of (jj·, wbo . • '. grate. loci.ted . In fhe Jiving .room, lilte'll in .the United St•ter -Na~y death by his father, Bert B. Sayre ~~ In the Pacific "l!Blllit Ji· Mra. D Aquloo oald at that _ burned . slabs of wood. iD 00. lit serv«< OYet'stlloB in of Letart in 1H3 .. Announcement wc..s mad~! today 1 !he Rutland area. He cited low in· tMID · . time she had done everything e1- CJNCINNA1'1, 0 . UP-Prodtlc~: which One of the children did no~ ba.ve tfie South Atl-antic Wini:. that the Rutland Ttlepbone Ex- come and ri11ing co!Yts of operation· · sc but urge the men to lay down Eg~. consumer and wholesale shoes to wear, and the otbel'8 Murled to Viola Pullin~ (lf SUrviving are his mother. Anna change whiC'h was fit one time a as principal reasons (or ~-he 4lll. M . Sayre and wife, Florri-e. o( Lewho is settlnJ nearly their arms. She aiRo said that she grades Ic lower; consumers U. S. dJd nol have sufficient warm clo· Cheater he Ui tbc fath.er o£ Dlie of the Meigs United continuantf' of bus.inf'.&s. Emmett· memllcr tart aqd five brot.hcrs: Harold, buying A larger 46-47, brown 46-4-7; tneyeara c:hopped off her 10· spent half her Alary Co., will soon. a::easr l\lcCaskey of Rul·land, Route I II · Ttlcphonc Dan, Ruppel't and Don of Letart . 'aeiltence fur - ~ ~ba~, food . and tobacco to prisoners of diums 44~; brown mix 44-45: exa member o( Opf'.ration . president of t·hc RuUand !Inn, Another brother, John., is a. resi~~~~~t~be Fedthl Women 8 war 10 a Japaneae eamp, tn1 large 41-43 ; A ·J.arge white 41Pomft.oy Volunteer F'lre Dcpaji.- dent ot Point Pleasant. 'l'hc J-'ubJic Utilities Commission ~ here !'iOV, 18, 196, The , almond-eyed . JapaneRC 43; A medium white 39-40; A meSever-al weeks ago the Gen~ · MEETING SCHIDULED rhcnt, Veter1M111 of Foreign Wars Friend& may ea:J.l at the ce.si- of Ohio has been am-~ by the Telephone System .announced ftB abe was convicted of trea· American, wbo is in her early diuym brown 39-40- checks 30-Jl· The annual dinner meeting of and .J.he American Lcaion . He toerdesire- to dcnce 11fier 6 p. m. Saturday. 'l'hc Rutland fil"m of its · , SO's, will be met by relatives B large 39-40. ' ' the Meigs Dairy Service Unit ved four years 'Ill a ~;pecial depoty body will live In sbte -from 1 t u quil bu sine~ " and the Ru.Uand Ex- plans for an expansion -of its ter• whispered l.pnet durinc from Cblcaa:o ..and wil~ return vice in the Meigs County .-ea. wULbe held Feb 6, in Racine War U, abe toJ!J Ute rnen tllere with tb_cm. Her fa~~er. Jun Chickens, Crycrs firm ; f~n~ 3- High School begianing at 8 p.m. !lherif£ of Meigs County 111(1 lis a 2 •p, m. Sunday in the Letart M-e- <'hang(' will be taken over by t:hc indicated that it would ~ia-1 police officer for the VU, tbodlst Cbun::lb.. the PAclflc that _their Toguri, ~nd brother, Fred Tosu7 3\:11 lb 2().21; .hens . heavy over ll a~ordJng General Telephone S;vatem . over the systems -n.ow to BMoitn~ment lice ut Ponicroy tor a peflod ot danelng with livi· IN, operate a laree atQre north of Jb 22-25; hens light B lb arrd :under made today. Ttcke\8 to the af. Burial will be made in the LeEl·eret-t Coy, secretary of the at Rutland arwl tWo yean. ~c recentb" com_ o let~ tJ1ed .in ~ to the Loop in. q1ilcaa:o ~I;Uill gro. 16-18; hens Hgbt leghflrns 13-15. fair are now OA 8&le at $1.150 per fll\li' complete courses -of FBl tart Cemetery under tbe direetion J finn said today that tbe Rutland of wbieh were d the Foa:elsonc: Funeral Home Exchange today f\IT'IJ.J&bes tele- the new defunct Dlla'~ · . · . cerie8 attd c~ · . Butter 00 score 116. pot'IQD. , ltiloil>i .at Col!ipolil ~~. 00: Mason. · 1 .phoDo 5CI'Vioc .to lQZ .ci&Stomers il), To!C\>b0D11 COUIJ!Uiy. WeHare Board Takes Custody Of Five Tots 29c SUGAR, 79clb Ermtna state hlghway ·-dePartment. There WASHINGTON UP R..,la baa proposed to President Etae• hower a non-aureuion paet · I 5 Pound. Slb$1~00 lattlo Contents Reveal Soviet Proposal 'eye• \1 -"merica on West ml!nt. And sentfment f .... Ullioa" prophecy, let ·1Tle say ' that in ofi f~her H-bomb lests ia time-and it won't be long- resi!ltroog tn Great Britain. dents of both sides of the Ohio River will be provided with. , new bridge/' reJected by SecretarJ: of State Marland Slid it was time H. '"£, Boney, campaign director $W.OO; J . 0. Roedel, $10.00; Ebers John Foster Dt.dlea aDd caused a face the problem and that the for lbe Xeigs. County Marcll of baeh Hdwe., $10.00; Kroeers, reported temporary' Aft between st.ate of West Virginia will begin Dimes announced today tbat re- 10.00. tbe two. Under tbe Loeamo a study at once. turns. from business .a.pd Di-ofeasFarmers Bank, Pomeroy, $10.00; agr~ment major European pow. ionar men have been very slow Crow Bros. Poultry, $10.00; WW- ~· lR effect, told loag-tlme enePleasant. A native of Lumberport coming in. -He ur&es all business I iam Harris, $6.00; Rev • "Mohrboff, ~1es Germany and France: "(f he has lived in Mason County for men, dod.oa, lawyers, etc., to t:i.OO; Dr. J. H. Donovan, $5 00; ettbe.: o! you attackl the other, the pa1:1t 21 years. 1 pl•oiO,!e mail their contributions to Pomoroy Pastry Shop, ~.00 ; Bak- we WlU come to the aid ot the ~ Sayre and his wife art the Pflr· . - , . of Dimes, Pomeroy, 0 . crs Furniture, $5.00. natio,n." ents of five child~n . Two sons The money is badly needed to Reedsville AI. E. Cburth, $5.00; , The new RussUm DOII-aqre,. and one daughter, who are marhelp Meigs County reach. it'.s goal. Hemlock Grove Grange, $5.00; liton proposal was considered by ried, and twG daughters at home. At present the total contnbuliona , Pomeroy Bend Grange, $5.00; som! diplomats aa a logical exRood is the father of two sons, just surpasses $2000.00. This "is Middleport Department Store, tenston of a Previo01 Russian bot:h students in Mason County less than 20% of wbat Meigs Co., $5.00; Drew Webster Post, Amer- plan lo include tbe United St.atel schools. He is a member of tbe Chpatftl' would like to raise. The . ican Legion, $5 .~; Dnw Web- in a 26-nation, Srear, aU-EuroDairy Herd lrnp~vement AssociallDOfficial &o.al is $11,.500. I ster Post, Au:liliary Past Presl- ~n security pact, This waa thm, the Ar-tificial Breeders CoBelow is a list oc contributions dents, $6.00, fll'lt PI'GP08ed at the Big Four operative AsiociatiOn, the Mason , of $5.00 or more: Rutland PTA, R. L Jacobs, $5.00; Robinson foreign minJaten: meeting in County Dail}"men's Aasoeiation ,;50.00; Stark's Drugs, $&0.00; Mrs Laundry, ~ -00; V. D. 1954. the Dalrymen'-s Cooperative Sale.s ~tatbburn, $25.00; Hemlock Grove $1.00: Edu;on Hobatetter, Last October at ~neva Rua• Assoc:-iatlt»J, the fiew Havoo Lions llhur-cb of Cbriat, ~.00; :M&ulders' Rawlings-Coats, $5.00; Clii!fO<·d 1ian FDJ'eitn llinilter Vyacbftlav Club and ln additi~a- , is a 4Jnion Local, $25.00; G. & J . Auto Ebenbach, $5.00; G: E. Reuter, M. Molotov renewec~ the propos. couneiJ.lor and president of the iart.s, $20.00; Lona: ~ottom Chris- $6.00;_ Sugar Run Mill, $5.00; H. aJ. Un.der it, an armed attadl on Older Rural Yo~t.h in Mason CounUan Ch.UJ'ch, $.18.00; Bradford C. Hobart, $6.00. .. any Euro&Jean nation wOUld be ty. Church, $18.60. Bon~y sal_d today, Thtre .are an attact oa. oU signers. Pr R Mason County . I·mary aces Are DraWI·ng More Candi·dates... . Coolville Man Is Fined $200 • Boiled Ham • l•ng Beef """""'••alloocl- .... Jacketa 5.95 I GETTHSSS FOOD "- ,DISllJSU Sweaten 4;50 Jacbta 6.50 Shirts . . 1.95 Sh..t Blanketa JO% I • Tb.-_New·Frigidaire ~~ .f ood-Waste: Tbe three daua;htera of Mr. l.o.d Mrs. Delbert Rou1h of Guyavtlte are allying at the honie of ·tr.eir grandparents, Mr. and Mn. El· wood Lleving while tbelr motber ia in tbc Sheltering Arma HOipltal. Mr. Ray Goodnite, who has employment at Toronto, Ohio. spent the weekend with bome folk1. CHIIOKII CLUB MilTS . The January meetiliJ of . tb:e Cherokee Farm Women's . Club met Jan. 18th at the bome 61 Dorid Do.t.. Mn. Miry Bush at Muon, wltb Mn. Busb and Mrs. VJca Routb •d 11eatiH11 • •, llllripplnci •• hoateuea. Mn. Nancy Joh• l eon led devottona with alaa!IDf, , I\~ ••:·~-:••rauh o1 our Fathen" •nd frigidaire•• broad HW food prayer b)' 1\ll'B. Kelole RaUBb. A : Wolfe Dltpoter ••r•d•~ c~_, reltllous skit waa gl.vea by Evelyn Roush and Juanita Clark. The club vote<! Ia send · ta flualooo t ""' . . the poUo fund. Chairmen fot tbe \ fut,cant'-loodlogact!O.j t!Omlng year were lollowa: Better Cvohloooa al>tcQ oo1oo Gild HNlth olbratlato , Mra. ner; Homes ...y .. lnllaD-E.r lo ) Let'• Beauty, Mrs. ale and ' 5.50 Sehool BLOUSES Meno 2.19 Flannel .. . Girls • clay. the 3ewell, Scipio, who die<! In Februaty, 1853. · "n,le ·pet~tion further stites t~t 111 clilma and debta are Pild Qainst tbe eJtate, located in Scipio, and that ftnat aceount wu fUed and approved in July; SUPER MARKET BEGINS SATURDAY, JAN 28th CLOSES SATURDAY, FEB4 elitate of • • Bulganin Letter day. Ht• JUl. 17 m Clltca&u. RtbJ7 credit tbdr "'JoQa &Dd wonderful 1'"•!-'0;ttioo,t •• Dever went tD alaep OD a 4JIIllloo :~1~::: Chicago t!rre an l87L llrL B'orater ~ Tbey 'Nere Dlltl'rled JAIL Z7, 188e, .·~~,j~~~:··,~: c._. ...._ "'"' or ...., In the WNf PGfflon Seturday. Low ,.,.... ,, ... 22 .... Mel h' the • • lit the ..... pertlon. Sc !.Jt"r:~'" ·' A "J:~~" '=--h~',.- been fUetf i~ md.l' lPY(f I[~ ·!!r1'b 24 deareei!. , =;:;;;;;;; ALFRED Single Copy Gov. tlilliam C. Marland said Thursday night that a new Ohio River ~dge between West Virainia aD.tl Ohio In thia area is nect!Jaary for the continued industrial ·growth of the Ohio Val- ley . In Order to attract industry and continue the growth and prosperity of the valley a bridge pronding commercial intereouJ"Se between the two states should and would come under study at once, Marland said. The statementli were made at dinner sponsored hy ttth~elc~;~:; -o( Commerce w Chemical . Th.e firm aluminum » whicb, in effect, ealll for tepll'· atiq the free and CommunUt worlds by a belt of neutral nations, informed sources said to- .fitiilireJ;l · JANUARY 27th-28th-30th-31st ~ Racine, Rutland, Syracu-se-. Tu-ppers Plains,. Reedsvil-le, Long Bot· .om, Harrisonville, Langsville, Oexter, Carpenter, MlnersvHle, Letart ~nd Apple Grove. The fire alllml. which sounded at 7 p. m. cri~ out to all -persons that the mothers were starling Ollt in search of eontrlbu-tions t-ocombat the dreaded disease. All families were instructed to turn on their front porch ligoht.ll, if they wished to make a donation. cleutii2t t-. S4 h..,. to JO northiet.f erwl ..uth •nlf -.t ,.....lona. l.tturd.y with • dNrnce ,., 4)1' eM not .,. coW NnJeht aiMII MARRIED SEVENTY YEARS .Dependent ew Bridge C4ntWr.-altlt Ntf ancl cold todey, act . r To Be Studied 's Growthi- · ··Fileci'AgainS\ FRIDAY, SATURDAY, MONDAY and TUESDAY I Weather Ohio: • . smt . Part:itio.n ALL OVER THE STORE GIBBS Grocery EPPLES Grocery ALLEN Appliance WILLIAMSON "" , .. _._. Oil Co SMITH Groc and Serv " J>boae 898 Expect Relief From Ice, Snow Next Few Days TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE MANY BARGAINS FOLLOWING MERCHANTS Editorial Phone 307 had thus far· been repoMd. This leaves a total of 13 crunmunities ln ibe county not yet reported. The to1-al for Pomeroy, inC!luded the -terrlt-ory of Rock Sprlnp Roa4. Enterpri.se .and JW'r.ilonville Ro-ad, was $8'.!9.13; the total for Middleport was re~rted aa $608.19 and Chester re.pOrted that a .total of $04.39 was coll"eet-ed during the march. sou\.hern Ohio and Meigs Coun'Db.Ot>e areas that. were reported ty can expect a relief from the u not giving t-abulaUnns were : icy blasts apd snow for the ne~t few days, wtnl. the mercury 1n the old,, thermometer rising, al· thouglt-'-emperatures will be below n.ormaJ. Little· anow is lore~ east for tht next five days. The tem6eratures are to averAge frorJI"threo to stx deeree.a L" ~"te I>olow , n.,...u: Nor111•1 hi•h• tn ,. .,.:, . '!!' · IW,tMI ·illlt16HJ'aro 1!1_ ~'ODd Dof· END OF ARE BEING GIVEN BY THE at Mothers March On Polio Draws $1,491.70 In Initial Tabulation $845.00 KARR&VANZANDT w. ' onAcross The · New .Br TO DAY'S "ROC.KET" SPECIAL Mrs. Ray Neal spent Thursday . en.r tne • In the reserve eoatnt the Lito - e-& Carpen-t~. Tr; Premiums Fotl IIYINGI H Rent ----180.00 E•ans, Sunday afternoon. with Mrs. Homer JohnH 76 Gmge MisccJ!aneous -- - $$ 1,000.00 Mra. Alta Rou.ah and daua:hter afternoon ton. Total Street Malntenunct; Betty were calling on Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Arnott and and Repair Fund ---- $ 24-,68o.OO Mrs. John Boyer and family Jn Rleky of M.lddleport were Sunday r .. ;.c PI · PI euan' t SundaJ. .pests -of Mr. -and Mrs, George ~ Soc. 17. That there be. aPproTfe'oll ~Sec. 4, That thE:re be transferr- prialed from the GENERA.I.i'BONtJ Mra. Charlie Lievins was caJIw. · ::: 7r: ed from the G~ERAL FUND to. RETIREMENT FUND: . " . ~ ... ing on her dauabter, Mrs. MarMr. and Mrs. Ver-nal Job.nson --- _ _~~=I I the SAFETY FUND tbe sum of 21 -A GENERAL BOND· Rl:(lRE- ton Roush, reti!intly. and eblldrm. were in Jackson llil&t $24,520.00 (if revenues from · MENT FUND · -· · _ Mrs. Sarab Hoffman was a re- week. sources other thpn taxes are t·o be 1 21 ,u Redemption -ol · •·.. ;-: : cent suest of Mn. Frances Brad· ltay-ftomas V_an Matre, son of CHIEFTAIN DELUXE 2 D!)OR St"klno llock ond Whlto Plnlllo. deposited in tt~:e Safety, SeTv1~e. Bonds _____ __ : ___ :$ ~·'4.000:00 ford. . Mr. aDd .M'n. Ray VanMeter Me. .... Sha,_, lnttrior. Stendlrd Shift, Good tl,...._ A ANI "Y~LU&• e~c., Funds as ~tretofore, an Or- j 21 A4 Interest on Bonds :.. , . Those calJlag on Mr.' and Mrs. returnuJ to .his home from t-he ME FOR YOURSELF. dmandceb teo t'h16 _1 ------- ------ --- -- $ l440.00 after suClering pasae Y ooncl · · · . · Total General Bond Re- · ·;.. '· .-; C.); and that 1.here be appropnattirement Fund $ 5 440 00 Mrs. Earl Clark and son, Brent, !Mr. and Mrs. !lomer Johnson ed from said SAFETY FUND lh.o- GRAND TOTAL APPRO- ' · Mr. and Mn. Hank Fetty an·d viii~ relativ~ in Athens refollowlng · sons, and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald cently. i. SAFETY FUND PRIATIONS -----~-- , $ S7,2M.OO Clark and aona. Iunday .JUesfs of Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. ~--II Marlin V~al JohnEon and s<lnt! were 1I B 1 Mar.sba·J --------- $ 2880 ·00 . hSec.b21. And th ~hed Vdla-ge t dra Cler_ h ks ~ 82 Police ----------- $ 7500.00 Lli eret Y au t:rtz~illaR~ ~ were viliting with Mr. and ~n- Mr. and .Mrs. Gene Kauff, Jackie · 83 First Aid _____ . _ $ 500.00 wa7an 11 on ente f m f sth~ 1 Raymond Rouah and Joyce, Sun- Mid Linda, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Mala St. 84 Other Police Expcner or paym s _ro any 0 day. Hqacbar, Sharon, Ohu-ct a-nd Lar-ry ses --- --- ------- - $ 4500.00 fore~o~ng app;:pr:t~~ ~:n a~~ Mr. and Mrs. Richard Roush f';;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;; B5 Fire Chief-Salary $ 300.00 cruvm prop ·1 a · and family were Sunday eueata approved . by of Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey llowh. 86 Firemen --- ---- --- $ 750 ·00 vouchers th b rd thereto~, of off en thomcd B9 Other Fire Departe oa ·Jc au Misa Edna Krump spent FrlE ••~oo by !aw to approve tb? same, or an day nlabt wlth Mr. and Mrs. ''"' u ...._ · $ ment xpen.ses --.t.oNV. _... 1 t o! • D r $ ~ oo o~ umance or reso u. Jon ~un- nwnd Roush and Joyce. Civilian e en&e ----- "' 1200. 00 ell to -make the nx:penditures; Mr. and Mrs. Leo Clark and Insurance ---- - --- · ., "d d that w rr nt m 1l I Reserved Fund For prova e ' no a a s- a granddauahter were in Parkerspayment -p arking lot be drawn or paid for salaries or burg Wednesday on bualne88. wages e".cept to peraon~; employed 4140 00 · by authority of and in aecordanct• BIRTHDA't I'AITY bonds -- --- --- ---- $ Total Sarcty fr' und - -- $ 24,520·00 with law or ordinance: Provided Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Rouah Total -·--------- -- -~ $ 42·374 ·00 rurther -t hat the appropriation for gavl! a party for Min Louise Sec, 5 That there be •t ransferred t:untingencles can only be expend- Krump at their home -on Satur· wu from the GEN!(RAL FUND to the ed upon approval of two-thirds day night. The evening &nd UTDJTY FUND tbe sum of $7- vote lo Counei·l for items of ex- spent ln playing records pen.se constituting a ICRal obligagame11. The door prize was won 700.00 and -that t.bere be app prialed from said UTILITY t' UND lion aAainst .t he village and for by Mary Hesson. Young peopJe tho purpo~ets other -t..han those -cov- attending were, Judy Clark, tel. the following: ered by the other specific appro- na Clark, Edna Krump, QueJlt4n C. UTILITY FUND Kaylor, Betty Krump, Ruth Ann C 4 Street Ughtlng __ $ 5200.00 priations herein made. Sec. 22. This ordinance shall Grimm, Robert Rouah, Larry Cll Payment old Water Bill ---- -- ------- - $ 1500.00 take effect at the eerliest period Lievillj, Peigy Krump, Lewis 1Hart, Dennis Weaver, Ralph Payment old Light &ill $ 1.000.00 allowed by law. c. Wayne Swisher, Clark, L!ord _ Smltb, Penver Total Service Fu·nd __ $ 7,700.00 President of L'ouncll. Gibbs, J1mmae King, Gordon Sec. 9. That there be transferr' Clark, Jaoi~ Gibbs, Mary Bee.. ... ed from the GENERAL FUND to Passed Jan. 2, 19156, ··II·. I.~;· 8_?n. Ronn1e Jotustn, Attest: Charles w. Legar Blndta the CEMETERY FUND -th• aum ·'' . -.·"-'!\" ·' Gibbs, Geraldine l_!ttdmaa, Donof $7,100.00; and that .there be Clerk of Council. l -19-2fl-2tc na Heuon and Gacy King, apprQPJ'ialcd from said( CEMI Miss Janice Gibba spent SatUr. TERY FUND the following . G. CIMITIRY FUND day night wHh Mr. and Mrs. Ray- ':;:::;::;;;:::;::;:;~:;::;;~::;;;:::;;:::;;:::;;:::;;:::;;:::;;:::;:;:::: mond Housh and Joyce. •· G '2 Employe.s ----- -- $ 5500.00 Mrs. Cora Ohlinger Ia , speiltlG 3 ToolS and Egulp. iog a few days with Mr. and )Irs. ment _ ---· --· ---- $ 3M.or Willie Johnson. G 4 Other Expensru; __ $ 2M.OO Sunday Scnoor attendance on Mr. and Mrs. Leo Clark ac-com· G i5 Land and Buildings $ 1000.00 Mr. and Mr1. ' Franklin panied Tqt&l Cemetery Fund $ 7.100.00 Jan. 22 was 45, the offering Clark to Beverly, .0., SundaY. Attendance al the W•>rslotpi where they have employment. Sec. 10 That there be appro-Robert Ohlinger spent .Monday priated from the STREET •MAJNT Services following Sunday S<h.ooll nllht with Relph and ·Gordon ENANCE AND REPAIR FUND Clark. the toll-owing: was 27 with Millard Swartz Mr. and .Mrs. Paul Harrl.s and H. STRUT MAINTENANCE AND lng. daUghter of Minersville, were UPAI~ FUND vlolUng Mrs. Ruth Goodol!f, Sun- • FOR WEST COLUMBIA Broad Run_ ... Rutland Telephone System Plans To Cease Service Soon Market Reporls ~~!n~r a:dt.h:.o~f~g h~dha~~~~- e~~tenbar.h i~ •ar• '"'"ental Ui~ atlit � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 01. January Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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