http://66.213.69.5/files/original/13e5a6a46a255433448721ec81a7b504.pdf 2eb0443b72d73a3e819b00e51e2e5274 PDF Text Text The Daily Sentinel. Pomerov·Midcllei)C)rt, Ohio • Monday, January 30, 1956 -·----------------~~~~--- ·~~~~~~-------------------------- Today's Chuckle Letart W.Va. PTii. Group Votes Sometimes a man aequire5 a reTo Continue Special School Tax putation fw wildom .simply be- The Daily Sentinel • he doem't have enoll&h Support of tho oootiouaUoo of money to make t fool of himself. tb.e specill teboollevy to be V'O\td on ID tbe May • primarJ ..... vot· Ir tuqe drap, try borrowina ed by lhe Letut, W. Va .. P~tsome money on a 30 day note. It Tcachen AuoelaUoo in a meeting on last Tuesday evenlnc t.be school. GUILD TO MEET At the same time tbe croup vot'Jibe Guikt of the Grace Episcopal Church wtll :mett Wed:Re8d1y ed to cionate $50 to the March ol evening at the home of Mrs. Pa· Dimes l!ampaien. Appointed to make a drive for trick I.Jocltary with Mrs. Greta Pril!e and IM',n, A. R. Knl-rht as new members of the eroqp were Mrs Vella Gerla!!b, Joba T~lor, a&siating ·bo8teaes. and Charlie Crow. Chlldrtn of the school under Crosa, Racine, to Pt . Pleasant the direction of Mrs. Opal Sam Sunday to visit 1Mr. md Mrs. N-o.r-- were preaeoted in a progr•m. On Jean Lame hts returned from a man Foss. Du.rdnJ the afternoon the program were the followlat v1sit wtth h!!!' aunt, Mrs. Harry George Fo.u, ~ visited tu.s numbers: H,.glan.d,, Columbua, and other moth&, .Mrs William F06S who A poem, ''Welcome.. , b)' Mike at the H-oatland home were i:- spendine the winter at the Crow; the "Ninecy Sixth Psa).~" Grace Sauvage, Columbus; Mitch home. g1ven by a group of ehUdren; a -and Mrs. Emest Jones and Richard Whltebou.se. Athens poem by Silly June Anderson; a daugh,tor, Carol Jean, Cuyahoga was here on bus.iness Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Gall-a-gher _1 D111nne Reicltman, who is em. and .on, Cbarh..ton, apent the pi•Ye<l m Columbus and Al Hulfon weekend with !hi:! parents, Mr. and York spent the weekend w1th MTS. c. P. Gal Iagher. ~or 1' · ' r• mother, Mrs. C. D Reichman. ' ·' · •.• Mr. and Mrs. Ben Philson and • .Mrr. and Mrs . E. T Bauer, Jal!k· son, Rush, were in At·hens on bu· Past M.atrona of Evangelirae were weekend guests of their stness Saturday. Chapter, OE$, met Friday eve~augbter, Polly Anne, and Mr and Mr. and MT'5. Jcibi'" K. Srntth lef1, nlnll at the home of Mia. Paul Mrs. C. R. Karr. Sunday for their hOMe in Akro~ Wlrm, Bradbury, witb lrlrl. Harty a!ter 9 pendlng ae\'1!11111 d'y.s w.n Houdasbelt, presideDt, in eharce Cpl. and M'I'S Leonard Gwiaz.. meeUnc. the dowsky, Arlington, Va. returned his mother, Mnl. Johb Smft.h. The of the be hu._sineu t D• d Robin had been in Covin~ and Loui mem rs wro e a """liD · hom-e Sunday after spending the ville., Ky a.nd cLneilnatiQ on ,Jetter to Mrs. Zelia CroP, paat weekend with her plll'en.ts, Mr. 'd t h 1 ~- 1 bus!n&SS h'tp. . pre&l en • w o s a •ur-"'1 pa· and Mrs. Ru"ell Malls. · J~ · ~ tlent at Holzer HospltaJ.. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Parsom Mr. and Mrs. !l.a dall M'anle In Marl!b the Put Matrons deand 1100, Ruas!!ll, Dunbii'l", W Va., and daughter Akro..n l'l Went cece l!ided to have a dinner infetinC spent Sunday with 'M'I'. and Mrs. guests of their paren~. · at tbe Masontl! Temple and to George Munns nad hi.s sisters, invite the Past Metroaa of the Richard Vaughan and son Mrs. Annlce the Mlsses Dorothy Violet and Pomeroy Chapter a5 their duuts. Parson-s' mother, ' Y.rs . Ohlmger spent thA weekend 10 Mabel Munns, Nutley, N. J ., re· The commJttee in c,._..1e of• this Columbus visitmg Mrs. Marmt= turnsd Lo thei-r home Saturday guest meeUng wUJ be Mn. Winn, Ohlinger who ts til . evening after spending several Mrs. A. R. Pullen, :Mrs. Robert Mr and 1\-h's. J•. L. Mitch ac· days as the suesta ol Mr. and .Mrs Harris, Mrs. Stewart Hawldna, <-::•:::m2pa::::•le=d~M=r~•:::n::d_>:::ks:::_._cD:::':::ll:::•n:_:Ha=rry:::..:::):::~:::lis:::._______ Mrs. M. L. French, Mrs. W. W. cause 1t Eleanor S. Schaaf, Middleport Society Editor louciUe Bea<ho Haw_kins. fommy Soclefv Phone 6079 -~F.~d.i~·t!!or~lPb~o~ne!J6~2!44L.:~~~~~---- National Christian Endeavor Week Observed By Church 01 Christ Youth 1'he Christian En(!eavor of the scripture lCI>I>()n fl}l" the ml!eting Church of Chnst began the>r ob- which opened wtlh the CE pledge servance o! National Chr1sttan Endeavor Week in the 7~th year of CE work on Sunday, J-anuary Anonymoll8 Donor29th, and w11l conclu<k! the obserBefriend8 Fireman vance on FebruM")' ~tb when a eommqnity-wide Youth meeting An anonymous fr-1end of the wtll be W.eJd at that church at :t.bddleport Volunteer F1re De4 :30 p. m partment furntshed the food foc a Sunday mornmg the young peo- ro!l'.rt bee! dinner wh1eh was serv· ple took part in tbe mo-rnmg ier- ed to the ftre-men and theiT f-amil· vtce with etght of the memben lea at : he Firemen's Hall Sunda:v partic-ipating and the ChriStian at 2:30. B. F. Parmalee, Dcmald Endeavor furms hed special mWiic MilW and Jal!k Beehtel wece I!OOks for the evemng worshtp service. for the dinner and their moou in· At the CE meetmg at 6 -p m. cluded roast beef, mashed pota· Mrs. George Childs, ad•nsor. was toE'JI, gravy, green beans, tosiied discussiOn leafier in t'he1 r study of salad, -picktes, rolls, butttT -and the Book of Genesu; and lhe Rev. apple butler, coffee. il!e cream omd Mrs Gardner also took part, and cake. Approximately sixty Bonme Van read the ~~~ for the dmner. MIDDLEPORT SOCIETY I 1 I poom ·b Cloud!• 1 A , GianTSmokedMeat Display Bemg • Made By A&P Stores Grimm: tbe ~~.Wblp~ Soqg" b7 a P'OUP G. T. Wildermutb, maaq:er of of dilltirea; ~uben and Rachel", the AU Super Market at Porno1 IQDJ, by Ronnie Carpenter, Ed· roy, Ohio, and B. F. Parmelle, die Rly RoUJb, Johnll)' Taylor, mana&er of tbe A&P ltOJ'I; at llld· Lou Routh, Ruth Ann Ben· dleport ~re conqHetlni: plans for a tt, and ludy Ball; and a .son& most unusual promotion of smok· 1Qal1lta Clrpenter and Roser ed meats Lee TQ1or. · lp. ebari:e of the devotionals at 1 "Maey people do not realize tbe 'next meetl.q will be Audrey \ what a wide 'variety of smoked (IOffJDan wbJle John Taylor wiD I rp.eat and ftsb items are avadable ~J~o"' a film. to add variety to their dtil)' Present were Mr. and M~ . Bill menus," Mr. Wildermuth and Mr. Htfl, Mr. and Mn. bti.Jlaa Ball, ·Mr. aod Mn. Charlie Crow, Mrs. FMie Glbbe:, .Mr. and Mra. John Taylor, Mrs. Audrey Hoffman, Mn. Allee Brinker, Mrs. Opal 8a.)Te, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Keefer, I $ Mr. and )Irs, Harry Grimm. Wade -C.rpen.ter, Charlie Durst, and Mrs. Vella Gerlaeb. A rontribution WJS made to the ft Mareb of Dimes 'When the Rock SP<iniO Grange met Thunday ttty Rock Springs GfQnge A'd · Polio Drive Evangwine Chapter OES YOSt Matrons P'an o,·..ner Mee4o:ng In March &V I ka,.es, Mrs. GrJtr RU58dl. A repott was elven by the visltlnl eommtttee oo thelr Reist Hame ptoject. and tbe club de· cided to reMentber Older membeNIjeet of the Chapter as a new. pro · Games were plf.yed during the ·•'al hou -• ~ ·,e vt n b 0 a~ r auu .,rJ s Y Mr-. Hbudaahett. Mr... Kalad 1 even ng. Homer ltice, Wotl'hr master presided over .t he mectinR and five applications for meblbet'8btp were r-eceived. It Was a.areed bJ have a Valentine box at the next meet· lng. An officers eonferenl!e was held on January 19. The tectum.· Mrt. Amos Leon· ard. presented a IU'Ogram Qf so.nga; readi"''"S. contests and a ....arlla· ''-& • .. meal»ry qui!i. Musie was "provided by Homer Ric-e, WUJiam Criner, Orville Browa and A.mos Leonard. Re!-rMhments Were. served at the !!lose of tbe meeting by Mr. •• ' . 1 m~ P.,-melle remarked. Wblle serve families frequently unokblo or cooked llama and. o eo~~iOUI eon, tbere are many atsmoked meat dinMr• lnfreque Jy served or perhap~ never e~0...1 tried. Some of the more tlnuJilAI items which will also be on diJplay in A&P this week iadwde amok!d beef tonaue, Imported eanotd hams, smoked pork chops, n'!t dian bactln, coUBie butta, liN ham bocks. M4DY rflsb items IJ'e allo lm\0•• cd, most popular of wbich ..-e white &sh, salmon, and hentar, Mr. Wildermuth aDd Mr. Ptrmtlle noted. Srnoked IDt;!at.s are far from new. Smoklqg of meats il one: of the earlle•t known methods of preserving foods. Early American Indians and Indian ~uts · li~~ for days elll'l')'lng light wet ..... smoked .enl8on whleh wu kiiOW1I as jerttn-Thls meat was as hard as rock, but quickly cUssolved ill b I I ft the mout IPvilll • P .... nt Y ored, nutritiou.s food . "Certainly the A&P this week.'' said Mr. Wildermuth and Parmel· re wUi have a quantity of smoked meats f~ reiid~ts of Pomero)' and Middleport ha'Ve ever 11een in one piau. Every Jtem will be priced especially low for extra savings. We bape evervaae tn ~ PoDleroy and Middleport VISits the store this week." we know they will be impressed and A&P's tnditlonai low price policy assures great savints. No. 243 EdltorW Phone 397 ax ncrease . WASHINGTON UP~Pr&sident 1 on what essent~Jy is a Dernocrttie Ei.St'nhower has reached an agree. Party S)'Rem or fia.aneinJ( ment w1th Dem~atic Heart of the Demoeratil! plan 1onal leaders on pay as YOU go' c.alls for a one-cent iorreue in tbt" fmancme far a new super high- present federal t.u on guoHnt to way :system Jl was diAcl(t§ed today. help pay t<he federal :~bare ot thit House Repubhcan leader Josepb bigbway bualdJDI program. congress; Crash Engineer Examined Begin Work On lmprov~. Park ..,......... ......... 01111 . 1 l •' ( ' .•, ~ ' .~ Ollil f •' c l• c g ~ ~ li ,. I '" ' ' '· ~ • At The wivea: at the Martin Reatauraat. .Any member in thiJ ar.~• ls invited to attend tbe dinner wbleb 1.1 : sebeduled for 1 p.m. Re&t!rv• tlOns may ~ made wltb ~ -PLAN-BAKI - -SALE- ir ...-::::: ... .,.~- w Dunbam, PLAN RIVIVAL ~vivaJ · 11ervices will be hi!ld at thO lloclc Spr\Qgs Methodilli Cburdt· btiJIDtll~l Su!ldoy,- J•u· uary ~ to Su•day, Februuy 12 inclusive. Rev. L. A. Bancerter, pa&tor of the Hea1h Methodist Chute!~ JI.Uddlepqrt, will ~o.,.duct the aer· vices whleh will be · b~)d 1 eac:b evening b(:Jinnlq at '1:30 o'clOc~. ., • day, February 4th, at tbe Trilus-etr Cleaners, Mill Street., by the members of the Auxlliary of the Feeney-Bennett Post, No. 128. American Lcg10n. Half of the mem· hers will be asked to eontribute to this Sale wJth the otben to have a sale at a later date. • • ELB~·RF,.~p~ nteb. ~~~~=~MCGil!lln, Mrs. 288·Y MOORE'S ::UflY ·. YOUR BEST BUY IN BJ,nERIESI BACKED BY BEST GUARANTEE "YOU"'~ GROUP 1 To ••tt Chnrolet, Plymouth, Studebaker Ea:. Hoavy Duty U Moa. Guaronlee EiCfuJe -SUNRISE , $13.95 ·$11.45 TO ST' ATI6N"' -.. •.. GROUP lL To Fil Forda .... N'AIIE •. .• ...•••... , •.•.•.••.....•...••••.•• Heavy Duty 24 Mos. Guarontee '• Lone 'fype-24 Moa Gllartatee $8.45 $14.45 ' $16.45 Buy Credit Woyl w.. 'Own! .: ... ....••. EKtbanle ., -· ' ~ ' ' \ ' .. . ' '·'"'~;" .._ ' :..,..,-, ••, ~ ~ t'..J ., Market Reports ~ ~wl"g Club • Demctrats have iudiated the tax mereatea ta be_dnfieoll tbe House Ways' and Means mittee will lnthtde a hike celit in the present twG ,gaJion federal tax on This would pay t.be :federal Bh~ of a year $51 billiOD gram. I -~---- · · ,. With tbe ''Mystery Man" stiU a ., mystery, the amount of {or the r~~ $6 aDd from · -.flie that 'hay~ bedt' 11ent to tbe ante--Will'~ tillo heigbta:. With Ute .amOUDt lhe day for a clue, ••·•iilf- last name moke wulth. 'ne clue goes.u,,fjtUOWr. Ke rv... 1M W · ,' . ·w. Wit PN.. . pt ~ 1"hai.ell ~~-· .;e With ca .....• 111 ~-. .. - Ma8on Brethren Churchmen Plan·· District A dilllriet tbe -ciaJ of mon ~ various Eval'elieal Brethrea. !!bun:hea in '. < Votes Polio /)qnotion day •• ; ~a. tltala . ' 7 ·~""' ' :•1NA,N~IJ',IG 0_.1() PEOPLE SlNCE lt.Jll:' '. UNU STATE REGl/1..\~N ' Firemen Popcorn Sales Aid Polio · Fund By $26U2 CIN'CIN'NA'h, . 0. UP-Produce: larte Consumer Rr-adt'I!J o!f l!omumers A large ._1 to 43; 41 to 43: mediums 40 to 41; extra Jar.ge 40; A large whit-e 36 to 38; A medium wfJite.. 3• to Middleport V-Olunteer Firemen 38; A medium brown 34: to 36 have oompleted their sale.~ of pop checb 27 to 28; B large 3'i to 36. m thl! busints.<i section on Chicken~ steady unchanged I S.•tm·da•"' W~blt"h have laalod for prl<oo<: (ryet'll 3 1oo 8 1·2 ib 20 to 22 •n..,<y 21 ·l o 2~: ~<n. ~ ~ ~ chairman <Of 23 to 26; h•nl & Jb an-d UDdfr 18 raised money to 19 hens light. 1c;tt9fns 13 ·t-o 17 f\lnd l!ampaigu anold t'006lel'IS' 9 to 12. a profit <Of $262.62 Bu.tler 00 aoo.re 68. been turned over to Dr:m Ue animal, a«ordine to trad.iUa. Roach, Middleport PoUo fund pope his .bead out of hl11 burt'ow LIONS MilT chairtnan. fbor a look around after •!~~=~ Pomeroy Lions Club The ftremert llhankf!d William all winter. If he sees his ! WlU meet at the'lr LewNi of the Cr063 Hardware in bria:ht sunlight, he goea day luncheon meeu~ Store and Ulfl A & P. Market for slee)-for sht: mote weeks. at Federated Church. Pi'Ogram dunng llhc their cooperation sbadow-aprir~~ is just around chalrmen are Dick OW~n and aey. sale; . bOI'b:on. nold GrHnc. ,.,Sun PraJrJe, however. wiU YOUTH WI&K SERVICES rdJnqulsh the honors to PUIIXSII·I TIME IXTINO.f) nev . .Riilph ~rcmlcy of Woods· fawney. The March of Dimts coin-cards vJlle will be- the ptinctpal speaker If Prinl!e Daliphtn b too buay will be left tn the local buaint'Jsa during Youth Week Scrvil!es with amour, r'etired champlGQ houses until Saturday, Feb. .f, ac· belq beld by three Methodist "Sir No Talk In. Sleep" wiU be cording to Don Roach. Middleport Youth GtouPB at their !!hurch In called out of retiriment. to do tile ehairlnln of the Pollo fund eam- Laurel Cliff. Services begin each hoaorJ, club meililbera Wd. eveDiD; a.t 7:30 p. m. ,.t S naont~!Y fl'J:I'tlttllltf. .4ilerafe C<)tl per eburcll in Point Pleasant on day, February 5. The meeUng will begin at P. M. and will close two later. A menage of will be given to the men. ness will be transacted meeting. Wahama High Wins Trophy For Polio Drive ...... ~~.~bo~b 1M~III.'Skiftaer, Jal!l"s Phone sale of bonds. A Bake Sale will be held Satur· Count)' will be beld at tbe ) NAME OF MYSTERY. 'N,4N' .... ......... , , , , .... .. A.Dba..s ·· ······· ······ ··· ·· ·· ······ . t1•....... . Jacquelhv. .....,"', Mljj. Charles Sntlth, Mrs ~ JngeJs SaUy Childs. Mrs. !Awls U. MUlot, Mrto. MYSTERY MAN CONTEST RULES Eacb day until further notice .. The Daily SaQtlne) will c:qnduct a Mystery Man Contlil!l With the prizo lncreaslnA •too 1n·value cacl1 day ehe My&tery Man is not idenlllled W.tr.nero will be announced each time the Mystoo- Man Is !4J\Ittifiedt. Each entry rou~tlave your name and addr.., lp be eligible lor the'prue. 'ntere can be only one wmper. The c;,rii011l postmark ud neatneas ol ent.ry decides lhe winr.tr ill cue mo1·e •tlllln one correct Entries ...., re~ved. vivaJ. Rii ...Jii Bta.d_bit~ry~·--- ud the employee• of tho Dally Senllnel are not elt..fbk 'l'be ldeatlb of Tblo Mania Now Worll 5.00 ·-" ..._ SHitiNIIS TO MilT Tues4i)-. January 31, has beea• 1et for the dinner to b~ given for Twin-City Sbrlncrs and their to will. ' 1 YOUTH WEEK SERVICES 7:30 ·~ Rev. Forrest ·" . EVANGELIST Wbo h Uti• mon? Nomelalm ond yuu wUl wiD ••·" plu• fl.OO for enry doy The ·Dally SenUnel Myotery Moll 1(01!1 wtldentlfloo. Momlle'rl of the Mydery Mon'o fomilv • · ~ ReviVal seniees wUJ start Feb. 5 at Tupper;s- Plains Evmgelieal Umted Brethren Church aoooro.ine to an.aoonatm1mt mad& today SerVICes will be held ~- evening at 7.30 with pastor Walter A. Frost as e-vangeist. M1S!1 Edith Ste-men, Pkterington, 0., Wlll ser;-e- as SOI1Jf leader and children's worker, Miss Stemen is also a Scene--0-Felt ar1i.!it and will present a different pic--lure eal!h evening durjog the re- RUTLAND Church Of The Nazpre.ne MON. JAN. 3.0 THRU SAT. 'FEB'4 ;,.., Revival Services :';~fhgiv~ou:O · ;Are pIanDM FOf: >our Tupper8 PliPDs-:::;.:r ~ . ". •J, \ ·' al). wolaJt I...... Mystery Man Clue_Js Offered Today·" ' MYSTERY MAN ENTRY BLANK ' tho ........ 'k lflh'i' 2t ,.,..,.. and> lniiW'int 147 ofhtrt. Parr.IB;h al.-..dy h11 enun'led full '"ponslbiUty for the two-car cr..h. {lntemttion. of Oldo. Cold,. tlry .,..,,.,. _ ,... vai&M OYer WMfern Ohio, ancl ilkift . .,.. cold and cloudy- owr the •ast.tn section. _____ ._ ___ . TN nertfMrn h.lf of tho st•N ••• coverM with • freah blank.t of -w.....;... fooom •t Yountalown to seven Inches In Cl...lood. Tolodo hod fou• ;,.~oea H lh• ground . •net- konton tbr . <hea ce In · Some ·School• Close All rural -seboola .were closed Ja Lorain County, though only ane city school was closed. Some rural sebools in tbe Pamesville area were ciOSd, .. fo - . MAN' II! Jl $1 J""" he believed Hr. l:!SG~J.._, - TM •nly snow toct.y ••• liaht ftvrriH over tfa northe•st cor,_. ject and will :name te, in fjbe future.. 'l'be president also Fred; lllbbt, Dr. K. and P-aul E. Da,·is as a eoiD'MIU$e to report lng on Feb. 27 at the Plans wer.e discussed ing money this .spring and for star-ting Wl)rk on grading d111unage needed -in co?rtaie pat<t&;.t> of the park site. Volunteer WOt'k· er.s. wdl ~be ~k-ed to &Hiat w.JP. .tbil' l'fO.jtets tfii!,'spHng and thcf flrst tOne .t o be !l't.-lr¢00 will be the oonstructi.on or a J)ef'manent buck stop at the ball diamond. Material for the hack stop b ready for use and .tbe work is to be .staJiled as 5001J .as the w.c.athcr perm•"'-'--~....:.'-~~ MYSTERY 4 <b '* Can You Identify The Daily Sentinel ••r"~ Ct to IHrn why ho uw a phantom or•n.. pove anct bfac:ktd out H hi• commuter h'illt:lliwtlo4 mulli·milllon dollar program of road expansion Mr. Eiunhower de•vot<od hiS weekly meeting eongreuk:lnal leaders to a dilcu!;o· •ion of lbe ttghway ....,am. . : · lla:rt in pro-mJsed House · crat.ic leade:r.s la.t!: week ho ra;,. the highway f'UIIIJI<iog lem with llr EitenhotJer. He !.old newsmen af~.-d ~ agree w •upport Mpor . u much ·~ the pect for Ohio toay and toniaht but WNfhonnen lookod to the .ovthowetWft INirf of fM Ntion where • pn1ibility of moro snow for Ohio'1- wu br•wing. . - _ . _ . KW 8tNit ...'· ,, 'i' FOR THE BEST SERVICE '"' AJ tnllnMr ~~~~~: tr.. Mlt:cftFrank -a.. in Lot An..,.. In an , poed a.n elaborate &y81em o( bond issue. to cover the coste of 1 &res! ha;g flat:ly ly UNITED PRESS miiJWtratioo plan - Cold, dry wuthor wa1- In proa- tbe big highway named ar cochainnon ·,,.., ~ Cold To Stay But No Snow Is Forecast The · 1956 campaign for the Middluport Park A&sociati&n Iae., starled off M'rurday evmiug with an enthusiastic meetinR at the VIllage Hall with -pl'(!Sident. Brul!e Ll-oyd, presiding. Plans were mad e to -start immediately to complete tbe ball diamund at the park so high :schOQl .team to pjay .thei<•~·~du~ed a ' Mr Et!lenhower oriJhWJy ~ W MartLD Jr announeed the agreem~t . afLer he and other GOP lcgJ.5lat.ive leadet .s conferred Wt~.h Hr Eisenhower. We want the roads as (alt-1 .as we ean get them," Martin s.11d He eaid the PTeiSident coneurred · - · -- epri~. Lewis. H. ,. JeokiD$011. and ~bert .. ··r~, ·' .i·: ..I Cleanf . 1 way President and Congressional Leaders . Agree On "Pay As Yon Go" Financing The Ma.Y,s are 1ot:n.er ~IUC!n:tt! havtne . rt'll~ ' '"' Mulbe!Tr · .Av~ue. ~.- · ' ' Laundry • or. or Tri -l,.ustre 5c • urd4y, Feb. II anh< II<>IY TrinLty Ohureb, Jael<soll. at 10 A. M. , Robinson's . Single Copy • •v- BATTLING BURKE IS BEING TAKENTOTHECLEANERS ... WHICH REMIN~SME ... I SEND ALL MY CLOTHES TO .... . Weather enttne 1118 .' Announcements bave been reeeJVed here of the approaching rparriatf! -of Miss Ma:tY Jo May, daug~ter )fr. and .Mre. JOflepb H. M.ay to Da.nJel• E. Cotl. Th" weddln& will be, lD _everJt ~ ~1· . '· D-oted l'o l'lae Vol. VII • a y Wedding Plans Are ~evealed of r•ll11'1'0~. ·• • e HIDdy, Mrs. J.illian Steitf and Mrs. A.. R. PuU.en. Mrs. Wino, who was aasisted by Mrs. Grift Ruasell, served t"treahmen.ts to Mrs. WaJter and Mrs. Ril!bal'd Fmtaw. Mr. and r Yrs. Carl Donald CoHins and Mr. and "Hmmm," sald the tourist, Bunte, Mrs. Will Reynolds. MrJ. Mrs. Blllka.m. "looks like we micbt bave W. W. Hayes, Mrs. Leo Vaughn. Mn. Robert Harris, Mn. ~ some raJn" Roush, Mra. Steiff, Mrs. HindJ, "I sboro hope so," drawled the Kansan. "Not for nfy-self but for Mril. PulleD and Mrs. Houdashelt. the kids . I've -teen rain." Darleen Hill, Arthur Quivey Wed Local Church Youth Attend In Double Ring Ceremony Dec. 23 Youth Fellowship Conclave \] ~·· Wahama High School was presented the "Cup of Hope" trophy in ceremonies at a dance given at the Pt. Pleasant Armory on Sat. urday night for their efforts in oolleettng money (or U.e poho drjve in the county. The trophy was giJen to Wah:J· rna for having had the bichl!st per captta collections of any or the county's three high schools Per cap1ta l!olledions at Wahama were $2 64 Total l!oJiecUons made by the 5ludcnts at the school amountrd to $1396.65. grader, was crowned the Queen for selling the most nuts for poUo. Miss Curry, the · daughter of Mr. and Mra. Cbesttz. Curry cf New Haven, wu erowaed , by Joe F. Burdette, former-b' ,..., presadent of the .state board of ' control and presently a ClDdidife for governor on the Democ:radc ticket. The peanut Queen and helper, Eugene Ra:vburn, Ial'iO bags of peanuts in tbe pa1an. ·-..,o;a MIM ROUllh reported tblt l'tleanwhrle, polio ;ampaign dir Collt'Ctioo made oa the Bridge on edors annuunl!ed tb~t the threl! Mason school~ bad collected appro11tma- amounted to $174. Total tely $3.500 In the drive. Point l10n for the tbree Saturda)'l Plea!)ant studeota led the otbl'r which the bridge was woct!~· two counltea on total rollect1on ~ amounted to $375. but thetr per capital figure wa10 Mary Lou F'ryman, loWf!r than Wahama's. ApproKJ· Vtrginia of tOM, mately Sl700 was raised by the ficates or Point Plea}lant student body. Wahama The trophy was presented to ganizatioQII at Sandra Roush, who direl!tcd the dual!'! receiviq the Wahama l!ampai,gn, by Sterling were Patsy Curry. E~;;;. Evans, a representative of the Na- burn, Wanda Routh. r tiona! Foundation for the l'' lght l~song, Larry KJq, Again11t lnfanUie Paralysh!. Henderson. Club& In additton to winning tbe tro- rertificat were the pby, Wahama received another Club. the Student honor w.ben PitB7 C\ll'l"y, a.n. eJght.b the Future F'll'llleta �1~Pc~o~.g~.e:.T::wo::::::-='":·::::;.=-===:.-:__ _:==:;-----~The.:..:=.~Oa~il~y~Sen•;nel. Pomerov-M~i~d~ti~l~e~oo.:.:-;rt.:.... .:oOh.;.;. ; :lo:. .'---;:;::======~:--------.:T~u:::e=s=d.:::.ay~,.:.J_a:._n_u~n~ry~'~-1~,:1:9~5=6 ~-it1aity Se"nri'nel· On O&VOTED TO INT.IRISTS OP MEIG5-MASON AREA IIICHAID S, OWIN I II_.. MGa. REYNOlD E. GRIRNE The New$ EDITOR ;P.U,blls¥cJ tVfl')' af!j,moon except Sunday by Tlu' Ohio \'alley Sef;tlD4 [lie, pt 110 liJ!c}lfDlC St, Pome,.oy, 0 BusJnto!\.i orfl ('e pb~n~ ~· eqitorif1 oqt¢,t :PI10ne 397 &btered SIMDd colan ma1lln! mattf'r at the &I * * WSAZ-TV Channel3 ly CHAlLIS M. McCANN • National advertlsina: representatl\e Boltmelll K!mlJall Subscription rates DebvPry by camer wllere avallable 30 cents yen In advance at The Da1ly Sentmel oltu~ c $15 BO Iii moDths, .,JfO; tbr~e tDonths, $3 90 By motor route whetP av,aJlable· oqe mont.b, ' ' By mall one year $8; s1x monl hs $4 25 tim-e monthp. $2..50; on~ month, $1 ~r week· one I {r:r:: :~~ f;!~rw~:~ ,!, ~: ~1~~~~ ily j'stlcky" but the wmmth of your hand' QuJckl)' melts th..' SUI face and tt bccomse shppery 'rh(' COuncil Aays the ~:~arne thtnll oe cqrs on roar! icr or glatt!d ~no\\ ~ben it 15 wa 1med by 0 day'lm{' in t~mperature, a hJ'Ief opcr ~of sun.'ih!De, or lleav~ Lrnfflc 1 1 rue 1 lgrh. unexpectc:Jd ehang()~ 111 ~~lpperlness uf tee Is the b.1 slqWae t)l many winter (lcculenl ~ thf$~nul behevt .s,. Council tes-ts !!.how lh1s relatwn shlJ,Yof tr.rn.perature und t!Aclion Sign On Today Coffee Time DIDJ Doll( Scb<!~l Erple Kova" 'ShBf' Home lll<l?-or» ~... .QQld•"'Tt{ll,ir " .,., • l)» Wh~re\a you l1vc the Council gc.; dmc1 s lo sl.J.Jy IIWOore of the c,h 1nl(mg e~mtcl,e1 J~tJC'J' of JCe lhe('k the fe1l or the road at e\ e-ry sare opp01tunl 1}' and adJUS'I yuUJ ~ pt,.d at'ro~t.hng]) _ l ilow~y ~ ·- - 6 Ill) Hopalong Cassldl 8 30 Sports Eye 6 40 News Picture 6 55 Le~ Paul & Mary Ford 7 1)0 Science .F'JJ:.flyn Tb~atre 1 30 Coke Ttme 7:45 N.,ws Cpra,van 8.00 Screen DJrect911 Pia,. house $ 30 Father !',nows B.pt 9 00 .Xralt T~affe 10 00 Th1s Is Your Life 10 39 Damon .Runyon Tht~otre 11 00 Headlipes 11 05 Wea.thercast 11 10 Pre,.ss Bo:l§ ll:J.S Greatest...FiehL'; fJ/. Century 1J:~ Xoihgbt 1 00 Sign Off - - ----:-..,..---c:-:---- WCHS~Tv To The Letters Pear Editor A ifeat many _pe.ople may as)!: what 15 cur All\erlcpn heritage' The answer is $LlDPl.e Il is th•s hmd of P,\)rs, these Umted States of America, our Consbtutwn our !Jill or R1ghts, and Our American Creed as adopt ed by Congress, thi'B land ot op portuml} ..., he! e each person can wOJRlup God accordmg to h1s eon sc1ence. and dream, plan, woril 1 uunk asp11e to reach the very l lop man~ p1ofoss1on or vocation, :~~~J:~g "~~"tho! ~:~~n;;~nw\\~~·1 1 1 ~~~~~e~h~~!~ !~r~l~oath~:~n~~ ~! til ~ Tennessee Ernl.t Sbow Feather Your Nest Bob apd lau C111 Present Su&ie Camera Goes to School Mattnee Date Wlth qte January 26, 19M! dnvers 10 lht• nort h have to cOn• tend w1tb mO"re snow the~ also f{CL lowe 1 temperatures nnd con ~equenll> belte 1 l1acl on Dnve1s on thC' soulhrrn ed gt> nf the snow brlt me,t more chan,l{eHble con dtlwn ~ With •nlc.rnuttent freezmg and lhuwmg Editor 9,f P:w ~. 110 lq.~ I C.~~;~'roo c>'-'l ~k c 5 SQ The Early Shc.w 6.30 Y.ou.r Esso Repprte,r 6 4S Bob WaJner Sports Show -I! !Ill Weatherman 7.00 Press Conference Eelwsri!s, NewJ 77 so ·~ 1)9ug Clsc~ Kid 1 f!'I Lflh' ~4_f "-~!(#._e ''<!>rOB'I n~ ,'fhe1.i)>fJ£l' ;~~ li{KI Katie's ' h«~ii J. ~ !. 1Jlt 0" 800 PhU SUVerJ Show 8 ~0 Nayy ~~ 900 Meet M'Hlie 9·3Q Red slitl\<>n l.3o LOve atofy 2 .00 R06er1.Q Lewi.s 2 So I( , ,s,OO Th:~~Y,oU 10 01) ~.ooll Q\IOsti., 10·30 Do" You miSt You? Wife 1100 Up to ttcB IDlDI.de New1 II 05 1..4te Show S 30 Bob ,.....,...,by 'snow 'QO Tja !!~.,., 4110 S~~ft~ Dar .4-~0 On I Your~ There was a flare of hope m 900 London last week that Makarios 9•00 mtght accept the proposal That 10 00 ~ope does not seem to be so 10 30 strong tod&y 1130 There also ls the question wh~· 12 00 ther Makarios, great as lS his ~n- 12' lri ftuenee, can control the Cyprhs 12·30 N'atmnahsts That questtOn h1,11 .L2 ~ aruten several times. 1 00 The Natlonali'sts campaign has 1io J:>e~n .W~Jed l)y the se~ret ,. 0 K I 2 00 f'· aoeiety-the NatiO~l qr.~ru 2 ~O ~atlon of CYpriote Fiibters. 300 Ort•nlzo~~tlon O..tl•wecl 3 a0 This orJantutlon wu oUtlawed 400 laat Sept 15 Some of ita members -------- ·~JiliN 415 $ecret Stof!1:1. O.n Yo~~r ,j\ccouut 500 Lueb 8 R~ncfl sao 7be Early SJJow 6 30 YotJr E11•o Reporter 6.46 Sports Parade Slgn On-Praver Caj)taltl Kanraroo Garry Moore Arthur Godfrey Strike It Riel Valiant Lady Love ot'"'-LUe S'earcti for Tomorrow The \I:Uldjp( Llg)lt Ill)!~ 4 l!:liCI\en 605 700 7'15 7:30 6.00 tOve Stdry ~bert ...Q Lewis u.oo 9·3D 10:110 Jl~UIIJ¥ttf T-he Big Payolf Cr,llfW S~QW tiie llr.,htor D~ ~~~ ~-~b ll.tlll P.,atti J:'a•e Doug f:llw•ilb. Ji!.,.. The RaniJe Rider A.rthur Godl,rer & Ftle~dl The 14i!l!onolre rve Gqf A Secret U i. Steel Hoi,IJ' .Dp \o tae lltnut• Nt.wa Lotio lhow - --W-:-::cHc-c TH- TV l'i" JJ3' thai t'P' or'''""'' ' As q~,.ge Was~mgton, looking "been orreated Butots acllvl· ~J; Many of our bovs have dwd on 3---Wc must cons1d1..'r the polltl lntQ thll future, foresaw the ""'n· es eontJoue ~ ~, • " ~~,ft~· the bpttle tlelci.s '" many land11 to 1cnl machines, the ( th CoUnty, ~ Is also a Communist an1 1.;ed '"I There HardlIIi outIawed the Cyprus protect this freeaom which we Stato, and Federal po1tt1cal ma ers o comolacency and adv l ¥:" 6 e ~I ' • ~d so dear Shall we let the1r elnnes These m11chmcs m Rome homes n teachlna; Jn t1ie schools. m t_he Commuruat Party on Dec. 14 It , , "'l, and in pubhc sp~Bklng t•e b ~. 7:30 Warner • Presonts , •1 ' ~e h.s be in vain' Th.ese docu cases a11! not so corrupt but rn •.., num en Ou~Ulll}' bnly about 20,· 8:30 W)Olltt Em> "/. Wise Coli" The tuHtlon- depths In mv hurry I h11d not Otents-our Constltutlon and our many cases the C1ty, Countv, and r~al f~ndamental prmci,PI~s t&at 000 ·members ' But some Cyprus 9:00 .Cliff Allen 1< JloWll tlle WhM.~ irt'!O J!;' the Second nottced Ihe btg ~•gn outside tell BtU of lhghts guarantee to Amerl· State machines are controlled by ~a~~~~fp~':n~c~::::s t:fq~g: 1 ~t Citle1 have Communist mayors Road w.-ifl Ol·ddyt Th• ing what kmod uf buldlnA: It was ean citlzena lree-Jom of speech, hoodlums and ganA:sters, or by patriot \vho ha~ died for C..lui'Utonu ehde RteredsroHsm \viii be help 1 8:30 DuPont .c,vol..de wo~flfll"• - "IJ.nlln'llWik 8em' Urewerv, Iuc freedom to worship at any church ilirt) political bosaes, who are llv· th A 1 '0:00 .Wrestllq 'Jrom lii>UYWAq<l .~ QUIGG or our own choosing, freedom of in!l on the tax pavers' money bv - e ""lmer can WDJ' o.f W:~. C~· :l!Jie flext week or two should -.., 1n~tde, and down a £lli,ht of f d k d d ceJVed J.nd pur uito whrds ip .obr ~atermlne what ia ol to ba il:oo with Marc Jo111llngo ~rupond•nt :~I eps ,tnd W(' we• e m Lhe black ~ness, ree om to wor at any ommatmg an selecting a candl· Declaratlon 9f Indeoendence, o" pen If the rN:ult .,...,.acelul 11:1)!1 , ........,. ell 1•11 1 11 nc:-.~ uf a dun<eon- " blessl!'dly tlace a person so desires, free· date of their choice whn hall wo\\k· Coqatitutian, our Bill of R~'t•, ~me•t • da••er s~t w·l-U h '1:1V ' ' t om to move one'!l person, family ed with them These dirty polltl· d A \~ r. .......... 11 • ... r--: ave y~ .I!Jli'Y cool dungeon The ahuutlt ot those an our rnerl~ap. Creed ·n'-118 d te ' d r 1.! L ,1(18 ~....: · ahel!d uf u~ dl.sdon.-d the naturE!' nd property from plaee to place cal machines have been very articles were t'-ken from t,he ~¥."tit· . move tOm tne eutern • 't3rlil. •J9'nJ f!b.o~t ~!"! time of of the emergJncy Tlle Japanese 1thout Interference by lndlv1 slrona- but now they must be cC<ho,le.,'tt'•ndhl\seal!1'c~~~~s odf God ~@ ,he ai:.~~oe:nwi~ J~~e bere~~{y' ll:ta ,~-zju:li 11 yeArs ago-;.\hy; very had knork.-cl the spigot ott a huge i;luall or a:overnment, lo seek em eurbnd and destroved bv the peoGIS ¥"or jo '1'{11~ee~ mrtler of'_h!Rt..L.that J bt!cr v~t The wholesome brew ployment ~ and to work an)' Where pie if we are S{O!ng to have a gov· S0!1' ol ,the #reat m,ep vdw Jt~:...__ua_ _______~-h\.V'IIJ ' 'i~ oceupl~f ex wt~s <•hhmg nway the occupation of one's choice ernment for the people, of the forqaed afld wrought the 4 eri • , .tr~te~l~ bl;\l~~in¥ t'\.,e ~~}' for any compenaation, obtamablc. t~eople, and by the oeooJc, w,h01e can way ol Ure ' Itt the 8 ~ ~ creat Jnlny peoply .woqtd J tl..t~'.V~, ~frni :9:tit~r ~lflill. It was a tlme ror det::l.i;Jon, Cor "'lthr;IUt hindrance frbm anyone Just powers are dertved trom the Ge~rge >~WiaiUiia:ton. J~;~:ll. ¥-'a erf' tlii't 'l't Ylo'U,Id (be entirely Pl¥1=~ WtR~I t.hfl it,rt ,r,'robtu,r.t a,~!il actlun Ami no t1me for a new11 Other freetoms include consent af the governed :i ~ Tbomall, U"eff~~b~ Hamiltori' p~itil Ju-.t I! ~~d tor' \Jie ~untb G.Oenl .Mie'Atthur·~ lf:OIN!es ~d papt:'r man 1Q .slalkl tdlY by ind Equa1Uy o all dtizens before 4- We have ~roduallv thro h )fRraliaU1 ' Webat~~ Abe .t.ineot/~ Jf ~& elect men of 11\i:h tnqral drtv!n d~"!! tQtt ~!N'!rt:~ P'tJln ''Of ytatch thr ml11tory wotk Our duty the law w1!1' special privilcaea the ve~:~rs established b , Catho\l:D, MatJ!Son,' Jilmes MonrJ' iyaUfte•U'Pns, Wbetbef irthey ))f! LuZOn L~ayen1~1\lf The s~s to thrulll II sturd} thu!Jb l~lo for none rnd given these bureaus ttM~rt theodor, lW;bac~Wt J.oot .Benj ' ~lltli'Ds or j6t M,Jralit>' in ,.dvWeather !¥ iijlK yvr e dlke--(1-r to catch the flo'!" and Prot~etion or every citizen's o condemn and punish a ~ rrun Fr,anJt,l)h: JJQl'a~, Q~el p •: riun~nt 1, a ood · ~inr to .b'~(l. ID1ides wel1' , evrnt th1s lo!l~ to humantt)' rbtht ~o Mhl, bequeath or other· without the due pl'OC'eq of a ~t~ef·· Jirl~t''Edniu~d ';l;atdkj ~ u "t tit:Orallty 1 nOt e~.¥lh, btl::'{el":Y man turned out to be a ~~s~ ~ltpo•e o1 Pl:OPerty and to law Continuation or this p en wJt'h maJW ot~r' .'~"., e•ule' f# the peat IJADW~:t 01 ~o)l1 ~lT~h.. ~ti] ,,J~~~~~~:e1 he.ro. ork and produ.ce, enpa:e in tan onlv mean merea!lio.- bu • he death~ "OJ ~\'~' Q!'t,ic~ ~Ptl- 'pytq, • ~reaun Mtd Jt~elUcr.aey f P l cfi' ~ ~~ ' l" , Ill , ,.,.·~r uain~aa, Al,ld buy and sell wlt,h· ~~aov in gov~rnment termlnaUDr P•· ~liliPJ. 'h~, bfa'hly moral • Jt~n dOWD to Man.t " n ••OblZ ha:, Fill Every bu~tacl• 'ut Interference by other person~ Ln dl('tator shtp ~" T~,e A~erlca,n Cree~. lest we bo "are not CJirJatlans ~ .:rdo ~t the Chri.Jtlan people, mUBt awake •a=lpJ, f~~~. dylrw adyancu Ev,ery rt."(ep.tacle lhat CLluld be ~r by government 3---We have developed in our forfil'et wat itldplft~ bv Con...relja$,' av1._ tp. .lm:Aor WJiich ~Cllll.d hold ~nd stu~ tbe ~!<;M ~tage, by 'nd ]t..:.U_y·~u,irm "Ki'U fq1,1.nd was pressed mto senvlce, Encouraiement of thrift and country a Rreat mass nl lnory.v Aorll 8, Ull8 kJ: beUeve"!l"(~ X~ e~ 1(~~111 'TbcN '1ij! n~~e, 'a ~'bl 5P. thlt we 'h11f •me 1t hY 'nhe Mejp COUJJI:Y Retired T.nps, over tijp.., tti~uab ~hl~k· fll.led, em piled ln1o the n..!arest I ~apHal fotmatlon. and the right to ~roups, who not nnlv lobp7 ~ (et Unlted Slate's of A~Peri~a ~ '• o I ~~'""'-,t~d Ita~ ' QlQut ~ s;ttietlb' ~ ~~· both c~ .(a;Q:fltkin"' will tmeet at ~ ~ r\vera ,(tn .qiJ.I~~Iy bullt. •~rn.a~la hlled agaun ~nd agaJR 1cHmb the econom•c ladder Com. the parti<"ular thtnS{ thev waftt. rovernment of the· PeOple, b~ Ule dQe~t Of com'~lB, t~~q ~e. not ITI~n 'ltld ', !',n, to ',t ,V1_1:1~ ~~ r~~~m¥¥'.1~ev0b~J.o~e~ :r.-fmS:. ~,nem~ 'Pilank ~ri<,IJ· I persona}!~ f•lled ~wo ca~tfens pt>tl\lon unhampered by aovern- even thou.llh lt ts ag&mst the h!'Jst People\ !.rtd f.pr \be ~q~e )!~ e nowint wheN! ' they gofitl o~ as Rmnta of t e ~le "' " • twp ~uar:t. ott es an one e met '"ent and restricted only by the intet'eflta of nil the people but Just 1 6o1Jflrt ;a" aertv:et~ ' · the¥ ,~~taUves of our ' . ' 1 ... '' ' ... , ~ill ,e t~t ~er • 1 we did 11n thu tn total dark rule that all deals b' honest and who abo have lar.~~:e sums of mon- consent oftJi~ · .o,;:~R¥-:(1 ov:er!'l"e , aU 'Ui~ W'~ ft:OW tbe w:e must real.be U poli·l o.a.s. Mlln· THu•iDAY a •cs the rt:'sult \\OS our tint hnt'h ~bo\e hoard ~Y that they ca.,.. soend to gP.t thear crao'r ' hi 'the re..P'~ ~ J f. ' d-ent 9-,ft t~ t~e f9Jt\P.' •nd tl ·~• rotten. it ll only beeawe; , , 1 many days-a bel!r rlntte for Maintenance o£ a republican particular canthdato elect~ a natlon '•of I'Ji\arif•'sb!rtic ~· J tr' l)'fft~·~ ~ttJ r!il ~i.~~~ lbt\ Cliriitli.m. allOw U to bmmle Jlt,e 1ft.! ton at J.v•nt e!\\ire body F()r the vat wa11 form of government With powers &>erson whom thev know do Pr>rfect '!l!l~n. ,t."t!f ' ~:~ 1 ho bi'Yi l~!!.P~!II'"CJtriit .aa .tflePf~ r~tt?n ':vt~hlrkl-= th~ ~utr~~ eU~ ~.Is, ;w ,tla ~ beta mtttfna: a press1,1re ji!t qt beer pi federal a:overflrnent limited to ell:actlv as he 18 told, ~eaardless of able, 68ta1ilfshed upoa thoae prin $5HoilaT Snfon1 and God as e{ p !e~:u vo k d '!..J at .,~~' ,f.'~Jl 2, ~t !1!30 ~ 'thfJ ~'n'd 1n lht' datk we would Jrope $h91e speetl\ed '" the consUtutlon the eonsequcnc:es to the nation 85 cmle' of freedom, ~ufltJ.t ~ ~"l·id maker ~f a.Il ~e i !w!!!.~fl' croo e 'l.nor · Muoni~ ~mete fi~d ~ be \I~ to the ~pewlnR splRot aOO try other powers beJng reserved to a whole Uce ~ltd liut8a'l:ii1~ .ff!r w_i { ij\1 e, ~ li"i\\''\~n <(ID~'*': ~ 1rcafn~ f.'~'r~ftlt fin. out lowed t!f ,,. }lij:~Y "'lJY ,for tone tO thnlst a h~t mloo It as the man he states or to the Individual Clh· 6-'f.he word oohtlca has been whleh Aritflfliiif 'Pitri.otl sa'erl e- luae t :t h\Ye' a consct.~e of ~d j't in t en to ~ thl!itr c.:; nt the e)dH ~m~~J ,Of ~ 8 es n 0 ce 0 y~, phead let g() 'l'he re.sul1 was al· *ens 1° misused "AS EVERYTHING IS Pd their lives and f~ea 1 what Ia right and wrong U they Cbapte,r. tl;loft a constant shower bath Freedom to operate and own FAIR IN WA~ OR POLITICS" therefore, believe It 11 my auty to when &hey e'an go to God in pray Chrlatianvf:.ple of -4\mertca, I .::::::c.'L~-:-;:-:--;--:;-:;-00 thie: ad;ntu:n er orpnkatloas hive mQJlty to fn.V business Without coercion. until to-day the American peopl~ my country to lov~ it, to sup~ not eer~in fibout ~eae tJ:Ynp w~ul: Tb.ere were a comparrative few Fnedom to be goverQOO by think o£ ooblics as somethine e:r Us Co¥,tl~t19'• t? obey ttl,_wl. '!'l Nl4l .bim ~t.:t& :W,t fltr~ f:..:.c1~ ~&'ffJ:f ~om t : get v:otes fdr their fnen $baH we ot ps who held the brewm hne Jaws instead of men or bureaus tremely dtrtv wh1ch in many .tas- to rellll'ecf ltl iftag, and to defend our\'biUOd"f! 6 w"liole not oU u e a do less It 10, we do not deserve ot~t day Whon from s}\eer fl'tiJUC fnd a ngbt lor trial by one's ea b enUrelv true The true mean It •11ai~ aU ep.mn.~es" ~ave t~ar .a. of January 10 tboa Y f:~~~ :.ear:;;;~ ,.f,or to h•ve freedom I iib~aered outside I t'nt!j)UI\tered een, a jury, and a rl.lfht to be In& ol nol~ti~ a1 d•lln,ed by WeM. Gew~ ~Vf.alihll\i,tpn Wed l , , ,~811 pe.:We m t,he , ~ , ... ..,~ Hiitor; gites 111 the reeord of. • tel ow hero ready 1o be Inter udged innocent until proven ter is "tht ..art and science of peopie for fP ·f~Ahu·e Jh;n• to , , 1 J; , tq~ 'fhD ~ lUmbers The Chr.laUan people must not all hthe ., put areat clvilbatlona v~eWe~t He !law my noleboo'k and ~utlty, lCOVOJ:nm~nt The political arena I on IWM;d !Ptu~ men 1who ftl.ll:ht -1~ P @jl , ~ G'h!JN!f ~iaUau tate lbe .-ttltude of JetlinJ 'Ge'org'e hieft ' rllbe4 b. clettre'tll sti~U and starte-d bellowl"« like Encouralifement of and respect is ao befouled wtth common un be ei~~· .. ,bf ~~J.p: CtAIIpt 1 ~ ).P,~trOI t.t\e ~W;Qr of our ,do tbe job1 b\lt we must orpnbe ~ CI~Cl'QURI,';Q~n Ant tbtlee ilersttndlu apd uses of poUUcs with ._., A!J\(,)~,Jltt ot tli~!W'.• t!~n'tr)l ,ape~llf ~y.t ·~~d ftnd- ¥,:Ji ~lit ~ 1)1 \he ~eopl~ ~;et nations wtrt~ lluti'o)'ed witbib b) I eampa•Rn orator "Mortaorty's for education and learnln~~: the nan'! I.'," he hollered "Mor.arltv Now let us take a Wok at some that h 1,s very hard to fil'et good The;se m.•n ~ elfe!ttd 'l!'9uld bl1 :"!."f GlP'~ . f"ll, Jq!piD !il¥t wo- ,o ut ,ppjl v,oA:e. We canaQt hopp to lettUI'g the .wratta: ,pltD let in pp~ rrOm ~~ll~Sachuset1ll ] , been all Of the thJngs that are causing U!l men well QUallfled 1n all tl'l1l1C1· 1everythjq within tlieir power tO ~D ·"lip a)'e ~J q~UftJ~d f:Or qha~e lhe present trend ~ er •l\dJt::OJP.tJ'oJ. · (the 80'ltriuntnt over 1hc Paclf1c, and I ve walkod to IO'Ie our heritage I th~!l, to run for an~· public office attain Jreit power ov,r all tha ~;~ lf[l "'lf 6jl)leb of. ,gov..-~ , w,El J;ljve ~~~ (lien wql:.ldng JR. wbkh .~Ob.u ,a1ore { aPd ""tnor~ a ttun-drt'd nuk'l this day, and t-Our children are not taught We must Jet mea who Will stand peoplf:l }n b,. Unit~d S"tes, dis· ~~ ~f ~ t~~. UJ.ouab, emy pr«~ .in A9'l~t:~ - · l'G~ -:We l11Jl••uUY do 'tbat r, htre thllfll rhl' he1<1 rlace I VA ever th1 fundaml}ntals that havo made 1up and 4lrht for tholr convictions re.li(ardllli all the prlt~tipleJ Jatd' ~ er ous Y lad[tng, and c;91)}mun,LI,b have 23,1}00 q~en war~., unl$1·lt/~ et ,i.l.th ou; "Jdeel W ~:ah~;~~~eert~l~c:~~:~\=: America Rreat the teachers In whlc.h are •ogalnal corruption of dow~ I~ t~e ,Coqsi\IUilon, Bllr of~ ,~ 1" ~· ~ot lng In l"ffl\I!OD p~lriOUMqundlnt lilt lllJ r~t· ,..,l• ()8lce·~ ,._ ., our .tehoob today hui.u tbat they any tlntl, ~nd men who know lUg~t., a~d \th, ·4m~ Crte4, ,0 ~ ~~ ,-uy -~PI lf .U ar• tala aDd IJ'U'fttua.ni ®I' ,IMD\01. •• ~ ..h'l the lime to leac,h the ohll-~ '!'IIJt 1, best lor lll the jleople loy wl!!Plo 1\IY woo all' lo ,,,...., ' cti s be 1111 ll'adulilb lllil• ~ ~7 ~ t1lll!l!u' IU!(ll!IJ 01'1111<\W!lt of lito.'' , • ,u ntn lbe real basic fundameptaJ 11 ,Wf bavt ai1Qttier ver;r aerloua l:hb ....WqJ~J ~~ ., . . "ttid~ bl· ~~"Jelt ..,.,, ~ioJ 1Dlgi ;Yibo ,w\11 ~-'!JhtcPI ' • ••~\ ,,~ .: lh>t made our oountrt lf<ll,' Pl'l>blem wblcb" poollably :J1oo norlty ~ • lli!!'"!!!I!QQ~ 'JI'~ t~ ,Q\11' .u>Ycnvql\l, ~.•.~. 'l;;:'f!!!f, ,~·:R· , •dl!t!'••lfr. Cond Orld War DaddY? \ *"' •n•- U= w ""' f11! f heflo,m a - 't Earh day unUI further notice, The Daily Sentiael wiU conduct a MyStery Man Conteot wllb the prize inereesinc Ji.OO in value eaeb day the Myatery Man Is not ideUtifted w;,;nen will be announced each Ume the Mystory Ibn 1J erv1ce want-ed for a Pekmese Dog Wrtte C W McKean, 602+th -Ave, or call Collect 1029, Ga1iipohs, Ohuo lo30.3tp retum 1o t!.ernJce Ann Durst at The Mantln Restaurant. M1d• d}eport 1.31 3tc 8 B I Al.ito iervlces mplete Wltmt ALIGNMF..NT balanclniJ -and •brake servlee 'flacketh' Safety servace, West Main Stree~ •Pomeroy, Obto Phone 267 58 tr ,,' ,., o:;.,,, ' FORD V:Jctorta, fullv equrp . $199!5 11'1mmy , rl'f!V I I lil HPin Wonted \ TEWSPAPER CARRI:i---;;;;;ect for Rutland. Contact y 1rg 1ma Nnut:dmg M1ddleport, or tall, lrudm-, power-~19 radto and heater $695 USiness 1 Parsons, M1ddleport Opportunities (:0tfNTRY STORE, Salem Center Ohto--Grocene~, hardw•re ~tc St~Jrch.iof Catallns Gasoline pUnip, sales over 1000 1J\mm;r Pa1 som gallon ;p9r we;e.k, Low tlVerbead 1 38 8lr no compehh~n, 2 lll.l'f[~ storP rooms: 3-room aP&rtmell\ In rear Wtll walk out for $4900 Pbone 6136-M, MJddlelJ:ort, 0 t.!i!8-3tc . '?(H Rt~"in;pc;.; "lPrvfr"jD.~' 'Wl10 & IJ:ELEVISiON- SEPViCE Phone 200 Cl.atand APPhaneP Sture 118 W Mam St, Pomeroy 2--23-tf Custom V8 f.doM For reliable Hdio and TV repair maettm1r"s, Pom eall 8048-.T We 1-21)6te matet. Schmolla Middleport, Ohio. A specwl Mntr1butwn to the development {If rcilg•ous telcvJ s ion Wtll be made Sattlrda~ b} members of th{! Seventh Day Ad vent1st Church The "fund W1H go towa:rd fmanc mg a new f1lm <!d prn~1 am .s cncs for the Jo~ a1th For Toda.~ tete casts seen nationally and spom;or. ed for t'he ehurch Tins month the proqram 1~ makmg a swttch from a twe ye11 r hve pmgr11mmmg schedul ~ to the use of film Pas!o1 Ar!hll'r Leach Sllld the ~rohlemt> ~ provtdm~ kmesscopes to the tao .stallons carcy. mg the program w111 be -eased bv 113m!! fJtm h~ expJ.amcd · The {lenommatJonaJ program ,s de!lgned espeel&Uv to .reach the tmclmrched, Pa.stor Leach pomted out It's formlrt 1s thal of a mock>rn l:lay paY.ai.Jle-tweryday problems dra mattzed and met wrth ~lotions rrom the B1ble By f1lm too he Mild th 'Program trawls as r~ as North Afma and Soudl Ambia Mat! totalmg 8,MO k!t!CTs a Wieck flows mto the program hendquar ters m New Yurk C1ty .---= IF t,·-: New .tYea.I"F - They Ge~ Resultw - wni ' l/Ji : .. Ill ' 19J· ° m !r fa J J? w:f' . t I :3: 1 .QJ 1 I =., I I ,! un.Ie:Hl otmlUI, to be eJJgjljJe for the pnze Tbm can be only one wmner The -liolt posi(Dart and neattoii>fS of entry decides the wlnr.s ill cue more than 6111> cQ!'n!ct,Entries are received. M)'S1UYJQ...ENTIY IU.NK At a meeting or the State Dt:r· ectOl'S and Officers SuDday the Meigs Chapter of the lf.aak Wal· ton League was presented ~ Membetstup .!Aeh1ev:ernent AWMdfi for 19~ 'fhe Mmgs Chapter wa~ al.8o eommended 'for bemg -a eredJt 1o the L~ague These awards were for retain· mg 9U percent of the t954 mem ber1>h1p and for rea("tung t~u membership quota for lMS The- meeting wh1ch was held an Columbus, was presadt>rl ovt>r bv Chas MrCiell.an the Pl e ~Jdent of the Oh10 D!VJSlOD IWLA A W Manon Ch1d, Deportment of N.atur.11 Rasources , Hayden Old !i, CI!htef Dtt-i.il<ln -oC Wtldhfe and William J..eyBourne, Ou ector Ohio Fo.reslry Assocta.hon wer•• the mam speakt!'I"s NAft'W 11\'.sRRY HAN . .. .. .. . . . . . . .. ....... N'AMJ!: .~ ••.•.••••••••.•••.•• ··•••·•··• ·••••• ADJJtii!SS ........ • • • • ' • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• 0 • .' • ' ,.·-..'' .' • A1tendmg lhe mcetmg from Me1gs County were Pres1dent uf t,he local cha,pt.er, J E Fo:st~r Dt K D Amshsry, Rue 'J;ucker' man Wallace Bra-dtord and Allen C.: Hill, Sr It was -decided at the meetmg that the stte for the 1956 Annual State Convenbon of the Oh1o DJV1s1on IWLA would be tn D~JY t.on October 5, 6 and 7 Rutland Graded Honor Roll The Rutland G.raded School bas announced that 85 ])Ul)lls have mad£! the honor roll for the 1hn·tl six weeks Of school !ncuded ,re, F1rst Gr11de· Hllda Pamter, Bar bara Williams, Klathy Thoma"' Debby Smith, ' Karen Tucker, Den~ ms Weber J1mmy Vanaman Sammy Larktn, Ernest Smith, Bonnre Grate, Sabra Canady, Eva Barrett Betty Sue Clark, Linda- Furtt, AI berta Little, Mary Allee Pie~e. Kathy Slwppert, Hal'Old Wh1te Second Grrtde ketta Erlewine, Roger Allen Stadt, Smmdra f:)eaQ, Che•'Y Long, Oavtd Pe-terson, Mt ehaeJ Nlchoi&Oih .Mar;y CtNlusei", Larry Fett.}, I..w~ I,.ou Stewart, Jane Lucas Jean tnlls .'Minnie Barrett, Carlet, Raymond Rtl .. Hawltlns, Geqrlt'e ,,·iii··i~~~-.-;-o~.-··d " 11 0 I To Sell, Trade or Announce, Let A Doily Sentinel Display Ad Want Ad be Your 1tlptiSI!ItftiVJt• 1 f:nally• You have something Clr I !l· ldentKied. Eaclt enlry must have fOilr name and aC:dte.~ Local Chapter Of 1\VLA Gets Commendation ~OLD, between lOST~ Porn~ and Middleport Pleoase I 6.00 MYSTfRY MAN CONTEST R\fl,.~ ;:f'• rrom •• _ ! 0: ,n trem anil the employees ol lbe DaU, Seatlael .,.. not el!oilblt to win ~· 14eaii1Y ol '1'1111 Man b Now Wortfl For campaJgrr cards, 'llOlleLty a'dvet111slng, and book mato:hes call 'Pomeroy ~l B · w~atherman Wloo lo tllb' maa? N~me blm 111111 Y01! wDI win U:ot Wilt fl oo for ·enoty day 'l'lw! DaUy ~tlael IIJ>~Ierv 'illu , ... unldeJotlflul. Members of the )l)'illery Man'o ramo, ......... _:lla The DaJ!f S.entm-el 1.·23 fltc uo MYSTERY MAN? l-28-atc 500 Lucky fl RanCh ~IJI> ,Dp7fmer 2 ,i,aO eral montp don ~o No',\' :•t~i~;ili::iir;~~~~~i rus Wtth submitted 10s Saturday Channell 'tJ/~'1' ~:31) stl!M ~t 1 nllmely, the ConstUuhon, the Bill mo$t important, other than of R1ghts, and the ireat hardsh~p~~ ing the ri.ghl man for oftlee and ~hat our lore-fathers endured 1n persuadlng him to run That as the ¥:mng us a country free from per general fee lin& of &~out ll.ecul•on b~cause of rebglous be the voters WbOI ,ay that llefs and other beliefs, and our are so ro1ten tbat th~r not go system of flee enterpnse In my out and vote U th~r could anly eail\ s('hool da~~ m a one room 1realize that they al'f' doint: the school, with one teacher for scv 1~_ountry a great mjustice, because en grade!i these ba¥.c facts were P1ey are allowing tbe mlporlty so mdcli.bl} pLanted in our m1nds groups lhe machme groups, to that all the ch ildren realized what get all the voles and put the1r 11 g"Jeal cuuutt} we hved m, and O\\n mrn m office all were tought to be patr•ollc 1 Jn the last ft>W years we have wluch W{ all accepted very hcortl had 0 Bad;;: To God movement that h bus been far beyond the exnecta· on a !iiilver platter. wtlhoUt cosl 2- Th(' dcs tre In ttf() la~:t 2~ ~ars tion Gf all our min1sters and lay. and great sutrerlng and mnny for secur•ty, c1lhcr 1mposctl t1pon men 'f'he thmg that makes thta deaths Our Forofathers and Moth the people or devt>loped because IInck To God movement so eneour· ers come lo IbiS hmd of vl'gm for of the dcm.wds of the people for B~Jmg 19 that at IS takmg place In csl8 large nvers mountams and sccunty b} central government our colleges more than nny other pnnrlcs and hostile lndmns, be 1 has rle~tro} e d much of our free place So often students begm cause they wanted freedom to I dum Those JURO!nll for oiliCC haw SCICnttfic courses and psychology worship God as they believed prom1sed more and mor<' seclJrih tnuri!IOS and turn away from God, rrcedom from bondage, om\ ex Awal<e, Amertca you arc payin~:: .-comiR~ ognosltcs rathe_r than eeutve taxallon Many died from for th•s sn ('nllcd sccunty with rue believers of God Th1s Back hordshtp, or were killed hy bos vour own mone} and on\t 1ecelve o God mov(•ment IS m!).!lt ~n· tile Indians or dunng the Rcvoh• back about fiO pcreP.nt or what I touragil\g If we had a n•UOn&l re· ~lonary war but the albers fou.Qht j 'GU pay m Yuu are nlso 2;t· 11 dual •urr,l'lnt spuJt of patnotism that on to estabilsh this natton of ours h lustni vour freedom The Rus· ~ould ~al'antee that We .wpulr:l, nsed on freedom and JUsl•cc fOJ >nan peoole under communis'im Is a ' nahon preserve. our Amen· 11 have totnl ~c,CUJII\ Do )OU \\Ant an H~ratage ·---' ----\X .• 'hit Did You Do Jn The J{ ~ft Sentittel gas and electrJc•t.~o Garage Jot lOOxiOO $2tWOOO ltnd owner Will crH1'} ~;ome fmancmR "ACRES OF DIA.MONDS - Foreliitghted eit1t.ens or lhe- progresSIVe State of We.~t VtrgJma are umtinumg to buy up our m du!itll<~l s1tes and IU('IIhon:l '1 hf Y Will l1kely w~lcomE> ro-op t r;;!1un fi'Om the nattY-l"S when th ey !me up new 11\di.Uitries h1ghways, br1djfes and railways fell' us ~ CUCKLER RfjAL TV lox 229 Phone lot-Y I n~mforced lire cham~ .stopped the test cal s m 77 fret on gla11.. 1ce, und lhts dtstnml! wa > nul af fected b) chanaes m temperaluit 'l'emprralurc IS unportunt wh f' ther you l1ve 1n thl'l noJlhe•n 01 11 TheOctily MlNERSVJLLE - 4 roo.J!I frame .house with attic und full base. ment eoal furnaee, 2 Ctliterns, We salute the Boy Scout s or Am Bo_1. ~ Sroutmg prov~t.h•, for {It' erlca on 41'S 46bb birthday now he ' 'en twelve. and tlurtr en var (}]d in& obser\'r.d dullng 80} S('OIII bov~ ,m r>utdoor p!Oi0/1111 that Week, Fe.b.ruary 6 to J2 helps them grow In t•h;u actPr and Scouttna: •s a prog1am fo1 all ClttzlnSh\p Today 11611000 8!1\' boys ty"erywhere It tS succe,sfu\ Slouls a1c adJ\C' 111 54000 IHmps In :f.~(l Wid~t rural areaR •n thtmost con3'\!sled cities It posst.ossr~ Explr>tlng serves thC' bo~ or fom ian !llheient appeal tor healthy v1g teton and over wtth a r1eh program orous, normal American youth end fdtl"d WJlh high advenlurc artd abo "¢fers r!elds. of achu.•vC'ment opportumt IM to practll'(' good for t'he band1ca}Jped r•h:tn~hJP T(lda1 440 000 Fx plort>r Un1ts or otc F.xp l or(' J~ 111 It bas often been soHJ 4hal a boy Doy Sooul troop!: ran always (md somethmg to dn Mo:Jny hands jom to hJ JOR' Sf'out It IS when he lmds !1-0melhmg to do that does not measure UJ> lu Jng (O tb~e a 030 ()()() bO} S lln\1 retrsonabl'l.' standards thot he \nung me.n In addttJnn to the 1 may got 1n trouble Sc'lutJng uf 070 000 <nlult \oluntu r ~ who proHde the leader-ship for thf'm quency • there are qt~,OOO sponsi)IJ ng Lnslltu , Scou,ting hu lllrcc proe,am part~ tlun th:~t actuatl,} operate the 104, to me,et the ~ or boys of d1f 000 Scoutmg umts Th1s rnll of rferent-age levels mstltutJons .sponsotmg Srout units nall} l"Cpr.csenls demflcrnoey m ,Jc qver- on-e. rmJl1Q11 famllies tnr~ bon The} repn:wcnt lht n. IJ~Jous thei' witb their eight to-ten Yea! t'JVIC educational and vet, rnn~ ot old~s .Parliclpate tn Cub Scout. gan1zatlons Of the nalton mr, l!lald ~o be Amcrlca's largest 1:1nd Jilost dynamic p8Tenl and boy Our readers WJJ] WISh lo JOIR US pro~. Today there a• o 1 430,000 m sa) mt. "Happy B1rthdny Boy Culf 'Scoota In 36,000 Cub packs Sroutsl" --~--~---------- at 20 m p h a rar w1th regular tires skidded 114 feet al zero de1 grees, Hi5 feet at 10 d('Klces 195 feet at 20 de,gre('s, nnrl a whop pang 23!1 feet at 30 df'i!n•es (Ju~t below freezing l tdentify W!OOOO 'Jt~ppy ~irthday Boy Scouts Did you know that there Js warm ice as well as cold ace? ,Wel:l, there 1s, and knowmg 11 may s.ave your late. the Nahonal Sa(ety CounciJ pointed out today Warm 1cc 111 a lot more shppet") than ~old lee and gre11tl} 1n oer~a ~ ~s the hazards vf wmlet dtJ.ving unlt:::I.S you arc usmg f(' mtoreed ltre {'halns the Council llas found m actual sk ltl lt!St ~ on fro~!!'n lakes Can You POMt!:.ROY~room r1aml!' howt' Wtlb water, lllettr1u ty and gas av<tllablu Venet1 an bUilds front PCII'{'h lotate•d on 60 fool lClt on Ker1 Strem ulll of htgh watiPr Only a ft-\1. "hundred feet from bus J.net; A good buy Inc Warm and Cold Ice •I . Cudtltl' ~~~~~tt Pomeroy Ohao 3j3 lt!_xi~~9D ~-.:_!!'·• ~e-, Yo.r" C1ty, 16, N Y I lr HARMAN W. TUISDAV p9st oHI!'e ~~ '• .\' LlM"y 71'RtJ'CTIJRAL I BI'MI eur..,.....l ~v1ca Higb Quality at ebbtpetttlve lh'iCeJ OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. PoraaeNt ft.ant.IIO PORTHE IUT IN USEil CA1UJ SIE !>honom ~· ~ l!llt-an Charles Hoftnian, ~d. rO!J.'ell Vivian Priddy, Ma:rkin& Jfotltnan Brenda Turner, Ernie Mbcm Sixth Grade Nant'y Del.aney Carla Miller, Jane Parson~ JU'Ilf! Rrw,IAutoiWobile, Health Grade· IM"axme Clonch, Cremeans, Roy Crouser, Jbnmy George, Larry Hoffman, M'8'1'ga~ Kitchen, Dav1d 'P.fartin, Charles Stgman, Margaret Smith E1gh1h Grade Lawrence Brogan Mar)one Pri~, Palli.ene Gibson Bob Gennan LaM"V Morr1s, Wi!l.am Rommc Ann Sehopp:!rt rrcne Se:n'IPs, P11tty Young Fl"Pd Stewart ACCIDENT Llr.. CMvalty ~nd Banda MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL 1'1tii¥E'f~II'~AI.D I'UNUA'L HelME INSURANCE AGENCY Good Clean Uoed Caro All llakes lilld Modell METRQPO.LITAN AUTO SALES If pour husl.atocf 1olld fil hang lhe iamily wash, the chances are ihat after l:anyfnjl Jo-r ~· an!( 'bonding anil strolching 111 .allh ....... loe'd 1111111111 all!lof~ clothes dryer. DtsC"harge-d Mrs P1 a11k Bl'lln denburg Po~ 1 Emmett Gu tln-le, l>omeroy; Kellv GJlmore, Mlddleport, Fr~ Budaon, Pome. Mors Clarence Hudnall, ' Soir;ngfield. ha"' Willi an elittric~...,... oii~'Ciols put In o wodler-load Df clatlnoa -tum ... tllal -and it(1 dry within an hour. You save ""lronlng1oo ~ tlologs hlce lowlilt, cord..-oys, and knH aoocls _,. out 11frlnklo.free NOdy 1o use or lion! alvay. ' Want an el«trlc clotloos dryer? J~st lw your husbcond hang the walh once and )'O~'D be '"IIJSI )'OIIr olectric appliance deoler lhat night. 1COMPANY Fl/Utth A•lliveriGr!l Year American Gtu ana Electric SyBiem ' ·- • �... ............ ...a....__ 11!-...- - .. -· •so a c . . ........ --· ' ·- - - .. ··--· ---.~-·----- ,TuesCI~y~ January 31, 1956 The Daily Sentinel, Pomeray-MiCIC!Jeport, Ohlo ilion AIMING AT"lOCKY "'t Continues To Mount For Frisco IIY EARL WRIGHT United Pn11 SJMH;h Writer NEW YORK UP- The Son Fran ~isco Dons, wbo literally " walked" to their fOth straicht victory can strongtben tbelr grip "" linrt place in the United Pre.s.s b aske~ ball NtiD:p dU8 week by whipping San Jose S\:ltle and Loyola , Cal The 3S leedin& ooaches who maJre up the Uni.ted Press ratin& board cave the Dol18 32 first place votes .and kept t hem on top for tbe ninth str.aighL week today with a total of 338 points . The coaebe.s basad their ballots on games through Jan . 28 includ· ina: San Francisco's 33-24 S&t.ur. day ntgbt triumph over CaUfor· nia. Tbe Dons made only one !JeC· ond half field g.o.al but overcame California's clever stalling tactia to set a major eollelfe record for comecutive victOTi~ . San Fraa.ciBeo plays San Jose State tooi.ght and Loyola Friday night at home. Neither appears capable of stopping the Dons. Dons M-rtln Jumpa The Doru;, who 1\ave swept 14 galll'l"S thLB season, aclu!!lly col· lected one point l ec:>s from the coaches .than th~y ~ce ivetl last week wben they were idle. But San Francbco's margin over 1ts closest rival ballooned from 32 to 100 p<,)intlo~ because the Day.t on Fly.-.a · .nrfrfl'EIIl their first loss In l~s tlti.s season. Dt1f,on hcld second •place but tts point rtotal dropped from 307 to 238 becau&e it 1091. a 66.&1 ovet" time gUM to LouiBville Saturday night. lllinols remained third with 229 points. Dayt.on 14·1 18Dd min· oi8 11-1 eaeh ll'«eived one flrBt place vote and e.ix.tb ranked Loui1 vi}le 16-1 ,received too othc:r first place vote. The same school~ J"t'mained In tho top 10 for the second straitbt week bu.t sill: of the seven team ~ below the firlil three chll'nged po. sUion.s. Loutsvill made the biggCBl ad· \'lance . It moved !r'Om tenth to six1h. Vandfll"bllt 14-1 advanced from elgb~h to firth llfbt!l" defeat· ing Kentuclcy SatuTdMY night for the flnot time in 16 years. North Carolina StaOO 14-2 moved from fifth to fourt·h. .' Fourth To Ninth Kentueky 9ulfered t·he biggest drop, sliding from fourth to nint h. \ Niol't:h Carolina 13·2 d rop ped fmm slrth to eighth and Southern M etbodisl. 14-2 slipped from •nint h to toeo.tb. Temple 13-0 remain ed seventh. Heft is bow the teams lined up behind .the top three: North Ca:oJina State, 210; Vand<'rblil. 154 ; I..o\tiwiUe, 148; Templ e. 127; Nortb Carolina, 106; 1'\cnt ucky, 78 Southern Methodist, 71. Dub, Iowa, UCLA, Sl. Lotu s, Holy Cross, Utah , Alabama, St. Francis N.Y . and Brigham Youn g followed in that order. THE RATINGS NEW \'ORK UP- The United Press oollere buketball ratings lirst·place vote.s and won-lost re· co.rd9 through Jan. 28 : TNm Polntt 1. Sao FranciHO .... 32 14-0 338 2. lntyton -~--- --~-- 1 111 238 3. lllin.ob ···· ·--· 1 11·1 229 4. N. Car<.Jiina St. . ___ 14-2 210 4 . Vanderbilt ··-----· 14·1 IM 6 . Louisville ~ .... _ 1 ltH 148 htnnorlat a ndwrlter 6.111lolcud !·• •. I ~~ . I ~ ' .i .. IJ;. ' "'ll' ~' .I olt- 'Aijiui;~u=~}F.~~ -....,...~ · ~00~~~~ TijE . .ANJ~"'- . u~· gau~ !.; Als~on, Massi}lcJft~. '! ~rid .. COaCh,Quits For . west pOint , Jb w~ich be~wce~reth~a~~~o~ul~ag~e&ere:~~ !f:ns.'~evcra w~n ~he w J ... E ~.r~ ~he llltno_M.~lays, M'~Oay ~tnotber ... .. .. con!er~nce BaSketball Scores I . lndhma 81 Notre Dttne 76 Ka118U St. 71 Oklohoma B3 P'!l'd.. 78 Nor·thw..wn till TOledo 06 St. Fran<J• Pa. t3 WlchUt U9 Detroit 70 SOUTH WilT 11...1:oa 87 Sam Jloulrtoo St. IMI Oklaboma Clt1- 76 Texao M<l\1 116 ~x .. l6 West Teu1 ,St. 78 Eaiotera N. Mex. 88 Md!lllTIY t14 WilT ;"tfoiJ~Woo ~ 1)6 Col01 Wtitenl 78 - > ·H·· _ > . ' ' ........__ """' '"(OUR · ... .. ,SUNRIS.E TO 990 - ....... .. · ·. ~· .. · C)r.Your Dlot •·, h• GC.fllpol~ . ..-. ' ''. • I • • ' ' • tbr, 1/.KILLY < FLEX , TUBELESS Wellston CarJ,.,:·.·rs See(dnlf &ames ~trlctly *t. PLAY FOR FUN AND HEALTH OPEN BOWLING THURSDAY Fight Results BY UNITID P~ISS NI!:W ORL14;ANS--AI )'fllh•grlnl, tSfi , Nrw Orleans. oulpointrd Jitn· my lle.:erlr. 138, St.. l'au! . Minlt. 8 NEW YORK- St. Nit'k !!---Gene Poiri("r, 15 1, Niagara Fall~ . N. Y. outpoinl<'d L'armlno Floro, t~Hii, Brookl yn, 10. PROVlDENCE, R. 1. - CW'ley Monroe. JJ~. WoN'cst~r. Ma1111 ., out pointed Gene BuUcr, 133% ; Boa. ton, 12. . An optimist: ·The fellow alwa~ has bls •e- I W41111 Vlralltlo 103 VM1 68 .. MJOWUT ' bel'aul DB LIWI'tnce TO<b D8 !Uiltolo 1111 Mlno..ota 84 . ' I . ., I.~===========-:: I ' u. ~ By ,U C,4J.'P 1 :Rocky BJUe DeviJS Hit Top Ten Spot Jn UP Cage Rat•Ings ' D0\\'>1 1. To SPORTS ROUND-UP JW., "' of met. I I 1~ wo~ld ........ WI PAY Rill VAUifOIA&L ,.. PIIISiir .. 1T05P.M. FREE INSTRUCTION FOR IEGINNERS BLAETTNAR POMEROY BOWLING AtLEY c:== AUTO CO• 500 Main St. Phone 260-x • • . . . . . . . . . . E. Second St. 1 Pomeroy. Ohio • \ '. '' ' ' . PDPulf'~ CROSSWORD d Droas u. vm. J:#.!,t' 12. i>ltop<an . I -. .-' ~- . - ---·-- - "'V~·~ ,- Illini Rocket Into Limelight .. Defeat Gophers Russia Takes ·· TODAY~S SPORT PARADE Commanding · loqua~ Olympic Lead ··Practi~e "'.u; __ Aa108S 1 u. .9 . T he Middleport YeHow Jackets roy has been out-,rebounding their and the Pomeroy Prtnthers, cu.r- opponent&, and alltQ getting IOOJ'e rently tied fur llixtlt and S'eVODth .sh'l>ls, but just haven't been bitplaces in the SEO <:qe race, will bnc t:bem. atte-mpl to break the .tie tonight Coaeb Charlie Stanley will start ro Pvr Gene Poirier In Upset Win ·· Over Fiore ' '••r. DAILY as the J~kets .t ake .to the road to big Junior Hawthorne and Harold meet tbe Jackson lronmeo. and Brown at the fOTWards with BUl Po meroy stays at •home to enter- Andrews at center. Blll Sheridan Lam Lhe cellar dwelHng Lo&"an and Bill Qualls will start at the Chicf.s. guards. Jn other James .t ooight the red ALbetlti probaby will be -the unbot Gallipolis Blue DevihtJ go alter der dog In their game with GaUiwin number 46 Ia. a row in leatue poli-s tonight, but the Bulldogs play as the)' take 011 the ~vived hope to J1'ull an upset and &top Athena Bulldogal on Ole latter's the long winning 9lreak of the floor, and NeiJOnviUe will play Galllpoli& Blue Devi.k. '[lhe .home Wellston on <the Roetet floor. fioor should aive the Buldo,p an Earlier in 1:be eeaSIO'n :Middle. 1edge and if they can .slow up the port I'Ost to Jatkson '1Q.!UJ on the high scorin& John Milhoan they Jacket floor ;{ while Pomeroy was sbould have a chance. taking a M· ~7 beatinC from ·t be Chiefs. That was the lone win of the campaign !or the Cbie!UiD.s FL.OYP 'Middleport bas rapidly become lhe mom improved ball club in PATTEl/SON the leaf\Je, and tbe Jackets hope. /lECAME 01.{) Lo wntinue t.beir comeback !110/J~H 1D V01't' against the bjeger lronmeo.. Jack 7'1/t§ Y/JAR sao will have a decided beighth Alii' 81!1'0/lE 7. Temple --· - ···-- - -~ 13.0 127 advaolage over. rtbe boys of John BY JOHN GRIFFIN !lEC77011 PAY 8. North Carolina . _.. 13·2 lOG PatsonJ. But smce the return of United p s-.- w lte /1/J Alt!Mr l.'iE7" 9. Kentucky ..... ~ -·~· 10·3 78 Larry Baker to .t he li.neul' the t ,.... _ . •• ' ' Middleport club has eotmsteotly Thanks to ~e .tancy ·f ree-throw 10. SMU -----~~ -~· ... 14-2 71 A C!IMCE. out-rebounded their opponents. Mlooun,, llboob roc.keted . along SEICOnd 10 bealll.'> : 11, Duke, 38; Coach Par!il!m will continue to at th~ bead of the pack Jn tbe 12, Iowa, 31 ; 13, UCLA, 25; 14, ROCKY use Bob Morris and· Bob MclC.in- hot ~tg Ten basketball r.o.ce. today, St. Louis, 24 ; 1!5, Holy Cross, 23 ; ,f(ARCIANO ney a·t the forwa:J'ds. witb Baker at ptekm& up speed tn M bid Lo 16, Utah 20; 17, Alabama, 11 ; 18, 0/17" OF OFFICE. MIAMI, f1a. UP-Willie Har- knocked out by 'h'elvyweig}l.' center. Rieb Huv&tter and Jim catcD .San. t'l'anci5co. m .the United St. Franeis, N . Y ., 10; 19. BrJg. t aek and Ted Atkinson eaeh rqde [ ~~~::.t:'.r Mareiano iast ll~ Bowl~ wil.i hold down tbe guard ~re,u national ranktngs.. . Mm Yuung, D; 20 tie, Cinc:innuti two winners •MDnday at Hialeab. 1 I.!IEI spots . Jackson will open with '1 he ~hbl, carc1ul.ly :nnkin& ~1 and Canisius 6 each. Hart.acl: has .totaled 20 winnet"SMike 'Mitchell and Hyden at the out of . ;;t7 foul t'lV a~tempts, vtsfoo-wards, and bjg Miller will be ited. Mmne:KJ.ta Mo~da)' nJ.ght and foi' the first 12 day s ;,)! lbe meetinlf. at ce'llter. Jeraoy Walke and Elvin no~hOO a 96·84 VI~. . . 11le triumph bo1.5ted, Illw.ots' Johnson wlU be at tbe guards. a.,. OSCAR~ 'FRAL~Y "the worst day of my life" last Pomeroy will be striving .to get perlect con·f erence record to 6-0 CHICAGO' UP-Joe Louis now Vnlttlf PrHI tportt Wrher apring when ,the Do4Jfrll played, back into 1be wiD column aMainst when a .ba.ve meant owes $1,199,437 in back rtaxes and .NEW YORK UP- Walter Als- and lost, an exhlbltion, agalrlfl the a Logan team that has tbe weak· d~opp~ng mto a tie for , flrst ·place interftt. .A:n.ot:hec lien -for. $6$(},· tdn, the quiel man, of tbe Brook· Yank-res. Nothinlf went righl and est defense in the league. How· Wltn IOie i~wa: , W~t~1 ~ more, It 827 was filed against the former lyn Dodgers, bas .bec:ome he was plagued by questions as ever, the E'authers wiU have ltl extended UltnolS WlD!llng J1.eavyweifbt cb.ampioD Monday by riou~ and it PrOves a saying to whether such stan asJ Rvy hit a better.,,ertentage of tbclr toll games ~nd. its overall record ,-~. J, l,Juippold, acting diretbor o( 1· H makes perfect." Campanella·who WOO the le.Jue'!i shota if theY :bOpe to win . Pome· to c b I International RcveDUC Depart· 8 101 ly Charlet Rldtey Suffice it to saY that Most Valuable Player awatd·and · oa arry om es $tent. Unlt1d Pr111 Sports Writer who spent two monosyllable sea- Don Newcombe would stage sue· shootin; !oi- his · Iour~h Big Ten crown m nine yean: . 'fhe ne-.t I CORTINA. Italy UP- Norway 's sons on the bench before hitting cel:u:iful comebacks. Hallgcir Brenden won the men't1 the Octobe r jackpot against the "Things seem much better ..',, game. against LO-uis· ARCADIA, Calif. UP--Johnny Olymp'le 15-kilometer 9.3-mile Yankees, now holrts his own wilh heading into a new season," he .ana ncx.t will be its 200th Adams ·hll.s been named t-he 1958 .' crOSB country ski r ace tod.ay after d f b bb 1 · · .. under Comties and a win WOJJld ·o f the Ge<Hlge. WOOH Me· ' ·. I., a great Scandana \liriO·Russ lan ~·li~he c~vor ·~" t 1e. r_u ~r ac mltsd ca~tlously. "At least, Cam· . . put him over the .800 mark. I . Imori,ol Award, awa.r'ded 'n'{lually ewcombe have.. ._ made Kontu<ky Galnt Rwmoo 1 · the rider who bas ~ · ibutOO ~,.~, . ';''·' . c u· en an tons1 toss ng c1rcu1t. py an .' .( b a ttl e In tb c SWIr I mg snow . f,t didn 't know until hthis 0 ' sport. AdimiJ: ~Y. a& post This was the fir st gold medal in th " tI th d'ff winter good on their comebacks. There In important most to tne 1 the 19:MI classic ,for Norway, other heartening clash at Atlanta, KerrtudtY boun· ed more t han 3,000 winners dur· unofficial team champion- the majors and between finishing These include the line olf-sea. MASSILLON, 0 . UP- Tom Harp . ced back into t he victory column ing his 21 year ridill'g' career. &hlp In the 10&2 games at Oslo. : ~ econd anrt fmis hing llrsl," Alaton son shai}C of Campanella, .New· said today be q,Wt as football with an 84·62 decision over Geor· . "~~.. ..,. r.~· -,' .Br~nden trekod over the hilly , quipped as he received the Sport rombe and J ' ckic Robtnsofi! the coach at MtiEIJila:a..,IIl&h. Sciuto) to gjia Tcch-rD.ore ~~&e for Tecb.o ' . wmdmg course in 49 minutes, 3D Mag&zlne award as the muscular conversion of Johnny ·Porlrcs tate a job at t~ni~States twO WID~ over Kent ucky lut v•••• '''--''~ • <;' ' • ~ •" seconds. one of the fastest l5·kilo· man of Ihe year. from a "thrower" to a "pitcber" Military Atademy at West Point which wen!l Kenwcky's only de· meter bmes ever r ecorded. . "You don't hu vc to maktl many along with Indications that be mostly · because of tbe opportun· !ea~ all year. . ,. Only a few . second• behtnd speeches in the minors or when will be back for a half aea8 o0 bo· tty it offered. In other leading games : Holy ,,, ·" .,;:-i, ~ ........... ·~ .... ,.~ .. . ~renden came Stxteen Jernberg of you finish second," Alston grin- !ore being called into service; Harp, coach of one of Ohio'~ Cross, ranked 15th nationally, . , ·\ ~ ·· •\ . .. ,, Sweden in 50:14, with Pavel Kol · ned "A year ago, when lht~ Dod- hope that pitchers Carl Erskin perennially strongest teams, an~ pushed. Us record to 14-2 • tchln, Ru11si~'s star cross-cop.ntry gers finished second, 1 went to a Karl Spooner and Loca.~bav~ nounced ble restanatlon Mpnday, .swampmg ~~n D. ~·· . NI!.'W YOilK UP- YounJt Gene skier~ third m 50:17. dinner and when my train pulled recovered from sore. .umS;! and effeetlve teb. 1, to. become Army's ~; Purd:u_e took thi.rd, pl~c mUle .. Pokit1r l)f Nla.&ra Falla, N. Y., Th.is was the first major defeat In that morning there wasn't a anticipated rookie hef.. ' offensive. backfield coach. Bli Ten .with. a 7'l ·68 win .over who sh.owed rem•rkllble improve. for the Russiaasln an event which soul to meet me. This )'ear 1 went Revert Ta TY,. ~ He 11 a1d he wlll make little Northw~tern, .Kansaa .stare m.z· ment while wiMtn~ an u~t tiplit they had ftgure.d to dominate. back to the same dinner and "I'm not saying we!ll· win,'.r·Als-- more money in his new job, . but ed a ha~r-game lead In :the B1g ck!ci8ion over welt.uwe.lght! Car- Among those wbo railed to place there was a bqe &rnUnl delcga· ton l!llicrted·. as he reverted ., mo·l he pointad out that "of the Jlst Seven , by bcaU.ng Okl~hom~ 71-83. "' ' mine Flore :Monday night may bo among the first six wu Vladlmlr tJoa." mentarily to type . .. ~'MUW•atee dozen men wbo have left the Wt~ Vlra:Jn~a elun~~ ..to first rewarded witb ·a nother l(..elevision Kuzln of RUStlla, t.he world eham· . ." L01t To Yanb and New York are totj:b, tbtt: Ia Army coiching aull lor t~tbcr jobs place 1n the ~t.~ CGafetenca llk'oundor at St. Nichol.. Arena pion at this dista~e. Kuzln placed Alston reealla that he rrut in a posslblllty for the J'fiJIUea, ' ted· ell of them ended up with big- by ~ush~ V~r~~:mla T~h. 92-'10; Fob; 37. loth in 31 :36. lea• and Cardinala and.~ ~ere lil no time scboolll." Lou1siana St routed Tulane 87-ftl ~ !looker FiOl'O of Brooklyn lehlnd Tile L..,.rt such thing Ill a PUI~er. iJ· tbis Harp, 28. led MassUlon to last in the .South~em Wb~ G~· will f L - at 8-11 although Polrer Veikko Hakullnen o! Finland, league, lneluding the .. ...tu:l' yeor'o mythical s~te cham~lon- &Ia beat Floroda 93·73, Wkh1ta bl4~held him to a draw In 1ho who won the Olympic 30-kilomct• ship but lost in his ftnal a:ame beat Detro1t 99- 79. .San Jose St. The Dons want - ' Jt. Nlck'o riDI on Dec. 19. er cross-country championship The big''if." he iuaists, c:ooterns with' Canton McKinley. His record In bbe Mi'slouri Valley, Hous· ebampiooship to PJiOmO'teJ' Tex Sullivan &aid to. 'Of Burlington, Vt.. placed lUst In the pitching. At third he looks for at MaSBUlOn has been 17 wins, .ton took an 87~9 win o~er Sam this . league .... ..,,-''Ttl match Gene with Chico &0:31. Hakon Brutvoon of Nor~ qua[IIY . them for a de!enlle ol a scuffle between RobiDion • aDd, two touea and one tie. Houston st.; Oklahoma C1b il"'Ut· Vthr « l)anny Giovanelli on Feb way was flfth In &0:36, and Mar· 1 '· Randy Jackson, obtained from tbe '1 hate ver)' very m~h to leave cd Texas A&.M '13M: Indiana their .NCAA tournament ebam]h ' ' l'r We'n IUU :In blllincas." Un Stokken of Norway sixth In Cuba. Junior Gilliam at second M'IIIUlon," aald, j'but J whippOO Not.Nt Dam~ 81·76; Seton · alsbt 24 year old Poll' 00:415. ma~· get a contest from rookie Jlllt eaD't turn down tbe offer. Hall dppe:d. pre~Jhton 86-73; l 28 )'Oar old Flore-. len The two Americans ln the race COLUMBUS, o . UP- The Unit- Charley Neal; Sandy Amoros Jt'a 1 woocler(uJ opportunity." Clemson downed the Citadel 86~ 'Willi lclt ro1ht ont><lwo -91aced far heblnd iD thls northern cd Press Ohio hleh school ba!lket- .shouJd hit better with added lett Harp, who came to Manlllon '10; Texas beat Border Conference •b . to l!lo beod. II• ~red lobe European speclall.)". Andrew MUI~ ball rating, including games of fleld held from Gino Clmoll aad from Canolltoo, sald he r:ot the leadrr West Texas St., 76-156 and tam lrtati'PQI ttO fa•1. they lotlked er or McCall , Idaho, was 4lat ln 58 Jan. 2B,·• with fir st·place voles and Ken Lehman should brace tho c•JI from West Point Friday niaht Toldo edged St. Franets Pa., .like rtaiiWilllld load< ot times. minutes ftat and Lawrence Damon a~eason record . pitchin£. olerlaJ him the job. He ftew to 96-93. Aad be paced lllmoelf "" well he of Burllna:ton, VL; placed . Slat in Team T'olnls AI t , ,. . tbe academy SaturGay morning, Duquesne became the lir.st team ., flDil'bed Ole at'l"'Ontt1' and won the 57:18. 5 on .11 J. Middlflown 24 12 0 2IMI wm·or-e 1•e world collftrted with Heed Coach Eerl in a pos14 eason tournament, lui ·two roundo on all three ofll. Three hockey pmea al~o were 2. Hamilton 3 210 ~cries trtumph nett.cd blm I fl,· BlU, the.a re\urDed here Sunday cepting a bid to defend •ts title in ciaJ .core carda. on tap today In tbe opening of , 3. Canton Tlmktm 13 0 140 000 raise as he signed. a ODe-)'e&r nJI:bt. the National Invitation Tourna· Gene wetcbl~ 111 pounds to the ehamplonabtp round . In those 4. Columbus Ea!lt 10 2 125 contract for ~ 2 .MO· Nobod,y hatea The .sehool ' board here released men.t. Fioro'a !SlY. 11llllecl the Brooklyn aamc11, the U. S. was favored over S. Akron South 1 JO 0 113 money, and Ita obvi~~ lhat tile him from bia three-year contract San Francill~. fresh lrotn s~t· belt«''• rllht In tile fourtb Germany, Canadl waa tho eholce 6. Newark 11 1 91 °~ 10 sehool teacher tblikl be just flvea tbouch he bid anotber year\ tlng a new major coUeRe record round and blo loU 1m>w In t be over Czechotdovakla. and Russla 7. East Liverpool 0 3 72- might earn another 811...,. Jump to IO With lis 40th straight victory on ninth. ;rho bloocb" tourl.h round was picked over Sweden. 8. Cleve. E. Tl.'<!h 2 12 o 65 next )'ear. ' · Saturday, tries to-·take over !lnt cut halldl~ Flore oomowbal Runla T.,. ltindlftlt 9. Canton South 11 0 ~7 A auccep«w to Harp bas not · place in ollhc Ca-lifornia .Basketball and pllll .lllm'· ~ the clof011olvo. Wlih •even of the 24 OlYmpic 10. Galllpoli• 11 1 40 yet beea urned. · A!sn. tonft~ht whm It 111eetos leaPolter oufl....S II alck oo ltlo loft c~nf!l already completed, Ru Second 10 •ream9: 11 . PorltC~ 111 brow In the ninth .... ton. 11Ja s 60 points Itt the team 111and· mouth t8; 12. Lorain 1 38: 13. 0 lng,, which are unollldal C1nton McKinley 34; t4. Steuben· since awards are Qlado to lndivl. ville 28; 1~. Mt. Vernoo 25; 16. rJ dual8 and oot nations ln the Olym· Cincinnati THft 23: 17. Alliance The Sprinkles bukctb1ll five pl ~ll, represent!! more thai) 1 twc:t- 22: lB. Ashtabula 18; 10. Ashland or Wellston lf'C in 8etrth for optu-one raUo over the neareat eom· HI; 20. Martins Ferry and Barber· ponenhl arou11d Pomeroy or tbe ton 18. pctloa; country, Aualrla . adj,ccnt area. The Auatrians are in second Olhers : Shelby J2: Miamisbur •• aY UNlTIO ,.Ill place in the team standifijl'a with Dtyton Klt.:er, Mlleli 8; Clndnnatl Tbl• quintette which hli> .,. iAIT 29 pointli, thank• to Lh(llr record· Huahcs, Findlay St. Marys 8; outstanding record Of ID ww Ia 5etoo llall 18 Crelshtoo 73 shatlerlng tll"llt, aceond and third Mansfield 6; Bl'lllalre, Toledo D~· a row, anti. an 81S pol.nt per a:ame Jloly Croeo 8tl Geo:1etown 68 place li"'Cep or Sunday'.!! mcn 'ti VJibi$11, Toledo Ma~ombcr 4; Clove average are ropottNI to have ODe St. Ilona~ 78 iicnDton DD giant slalom 11ki r~ee on the Icy land Glcnvlllf!, Akron Garfield, ol the beat uniformed teama 1n lOUTH •lopes of Mount Falorla. · Cincinnati McNicholas, Wlllshlro, the state. The elub wll} play MIMI,.Ippi ·SI. 100 M""'IUI~pl 70 Lockland home or away. Italy and Finland are lied (or Dofiance 3; Euton, . third place wUh HI points apiece, Wa,yne, 2; Columbus Clcinoon 18 Clll<lol. 70 Central, Aor ·team Interested will piDasa lollowcd by Sweden with 14 Springfield, CantoR Lincoln, Youn· Colawba 70 Davidson t14 Tenaeuee Tech 82 Eaotora K~ 77 points and Germany wllh 10. The gstown Boardman, Daylon Roo11e· contact Blll Walburn in care of U. S. amt Switzerland Jrc lied for vcit. Carrollton ). Sprinkles Cleaners, Wl\llston. OeO!tll& 83 Flwlda 73 Goo. Wnhlqlool 82 Vir . Tech 70 scveolh place wllh &11·2 points - - - · KOIItUcP t14 Georll• Tech 82 ea('h. Holl<~od, France and Norway Loulllona 6L WI TUilllo 18 hi\'~ llve points apiece while C.ittonory 70 1\lltt. S. S7 f'paln bl:i t~ three and C1nada one. ~ A . iL _L \....,.. .,...WI "~ 1Bttt hert'a the ruh. my tlarliJ, Itt' one 08 Y~~o ... Ge .: .. , • .,!"1 I Doint fl Yolt.ioelf." • WORLD'S fiRST 'OAI FISH' MODEL Pomeroy And Middleport Meet I With Old SEO Foes Tonight • • • fteltletl, !Kwed, r long !or you. . >. If , . ·~ bad w~o 1 breaks ' re- ' �- .. - -·-·-.· - . ,.. . \" ~ ~· _~.;:oge::.;...S;;..ix_____________________Th_e_D_o_i_:lv:.....Se_n_t_lne_l. Pomer_ov-....:.._M~Id_d._le..:..po_rt=-·. :;.Oh.. ,. . .;l<>_______ " _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _...:.if:_::uesdoy, January 31, 1956 • ' . Cleanor S. Scbuf, Middlepc:.rt Society Editor - tut'llle BeBbsHaw_kins. u~ NE\ ciaco l to the stTenl place ball 11 San J The make board votes Pomerov ~el wee• San close 100 Phone 6078 Sodetv F.dltor-Phone 6244 ~~~~~~-------------- MIDDLEPORT SOCIETY ~omu which depicted tbe inMrs. Lowell Probasco and her fluencee of teachers and schools mother, Mn. E. S. Shott were in on trauslent students. MitiS Lu- Gallipolis Monday on business. cille Smith showed colored pic- :Mrs. Earl Warnke who has been 1 thiJ put summer. visltin& relatives in Caledonia and tures taken on a trip to Mexico New Jersey for the pa'st two . A de~~&ert course was served in weelcs returned home. the school dlnina-room with a Mrs. Walter Crooks and family Valentine theme uaed for the ta- and Stephen Ooa1s visited in Charble appol.ntments. 1\UBI Marcella leston Saturday and returned to Taylor, aecretary of · the ·sc)lool Pt. Pleasant where -the young peo· 11.111~1!. wu a gllfllt and teal!bers pie wttended the March of Dimes who have not been naaiied · above dance Saturday night. were Coach Chjll')ea McDOnald, Mr. anti Mrs. Warren Bennett Band Director Earl Warnke-, Prln- and &OlliS, Coumbus, woce weekclpal Earl Kni&ht, Principal Leo end ·guests of his parents. Mr. and Kt~~JU~d:r, Susan Park, Pearl Rey- Mrs. Charles Bennett. oolda, Nelle Davis, Firn · (iaul, Walter Sommer, Pt. Pleasant Clara Thomas, Grace Hawley, wu a guest of his brother-in -law 1 Genevieve Sherman. · end sister, 'Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Bing, Friday evening. 1\lartba Kay Hubbard, daughter Local Legion Poll . , of Mr. and 1.trs. Harold Hubbard , . Ht~~ Reli•w'Ul Pro]'ect was ·u nintentionally omitted from ., the list of workers on .bhe Mothers' Mlt_reh of Dimes Thursday Grace cards were placed. in lo· even ina. cal restaurants ~his put week by Nancy Rollor and Pauline Zirkle Henry Clatworthy and Gele Hy- wore in Gallipolis Saturday for in · sell as a p&l't · of the na~ional tcrviews at the Holzer Hospital "Back to God" project of the Am- School of Nursing which they OHIO..."I ..,., - ..· ....., t, luut 11..s UUv~ao erican Leaion. b -S. Jlonllno, J -.14 TID DOl Ellr.iuom, ·'-~:.:on-· plan to enter ·next fall after gra. IlL: ClatWOIII.hy, who i·s commander duating from 'the local high school H.IIU.,, o. "llnce -~~In lknnel ao.._trate J bava loot aa 1 wllloll · of Feeney-Bennett Post, 128, was in May. did .. Dl~ for . Il wu •• better, 11i4 ean aal In charge of the meeHn11 held last Mr. and Mrs. George Far.is, Col· ICy hulbond Ia ftO'W~I lile1111 ., week when· pbn.s were made to umbus, were guest.; of h~ parwith the of reoulll." Au :rour druatlt for t ounoeo of Hqu•d RJ:NNEL-"Concentrote: You'D I attend eh!arch services in a body ents Mr and Mrs. C. P. Dutton never lmow a .b~IJ'Y moment whtU Jn the •near fu·t ure as another ~unday. n4uclnl with RJ:NNEL. · ' part of the movement. Polly K.arr, Columbus, wa.~ in .•-.-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-_-:;,.-_-_-_-_-_-___!;_::._:::._...:._~.-_:_"::._:.:._-::._::.._-::._~:_~_'::._-_-_-_-_-_-_,..· Pontiac, •Mtcb., over the weekend l . to visit Ilks. Carl Jon<JS who is reC.overing \ satlefactorily after having '·her kneeeap removed la•t ' week at Pon!,tac General Hospital. Mr. and ·Mrs. Ted' Chapman and daughter, Hunting.ton, were 'h ere 49 MERCUR:Y.4~Door ·on busines!f Monday. Middleport teachers enjoyed 11 dinner at the Martin Restaurant Monday evenlna before they w~nt to the High School for a meeting of tbe Middleport nachers1 1\asociltion. Mrs. Wiltion · Carpenter iJ president of tbe Association tbeD aud her committees for the meetwith Ina were: proaram, Nan Moore, Tbt Mildred Hawley, Carmen Deenla: on 11 arranaements, Mrs. Ben Philson, ina 1 Virlinla Mayea and Vinas Lee; day 1 uia. ~ hospitality, Mrs. Joe S.ll~; Mtii'.ond J Gerald Rupe, Mrs. Bradford Ma111, Mrs •• Carpenter. Calif• to 11t The Associatioo gave a wed· c:OIIIH ding gift to Coach John P~n 1 Sm with Mildred Hawley makini the State presentation. The program for nigbl the evenina included games dircapa) ected by Carmen Deenis: a read· lng "What Is a Teacher"· by MrL Th Robert Alleusworth and a recordgaiiJ( ing played by Supt. L, w. MeIeete LOST 33 L. -J~ UIING .IRNIL: 'ii!lft''JIBA!iW* F'" 15~ its i toZ time ni&h 229 oiir plac ville plac: Tl the wee belo aill< L ! SPECIAL -S.clo" .,.an, Car" fif•t See Keeb~ugh, Betzlng, Baur or Lalla:nce DeSoto - Plymouth 'Cars & Reo Tnick Dealer "Qpeu.Even\ligs Until 6 P. M." i!lxcept Sund'ay We Have Othel'& Too. Pomeroy, Ohio m• dau&hter, Tere!ia, of Swaaton were Wieekend guests .o f relatives in 14ineraville and Tuppers Plains. , Mnl. Georae Shiveler • Jr., of Cincinnati wu the weelreud guest of her parenta, Mr. and •Mira. Jay Myers, West iMJain St. MtJ. Georce Shiveler Sr., of Cincinnati spent tbe weekend with her silter aud brofher-in·law Mr. and Mrs. Dana Hysell; Syracuse. Kra. Jay Myers who has been quite i'lJ for the put two weeks il ------- the lmprovin~. :Mr. and Mrr. Charles 'Eskew alid family, Charieston were week "1.\d guests of her mother, Mrs. flor.tnee Burnside, Mrs. L. C. Larimore has return· ~ bome after a ,t!Jree weeks visit ln 'Newal'k -eyes! m-.. witb her paients who are ill. · A. E. Williams fell On the lee IIUt . week · frac:turi~ hb right *0 artD"i lll.ss Kelen Grace WlUiaiiUI Of Lancaster visited recen,tly with ber parents( Mr. and ~~n~: c. E. WllliiiiUI.. . . ~iss ¥Fie Ho\lda~helt of ·At· hens spent the weetend with her P.l~. Mr. anti 1M1rs. Willkml HOildaahelt. Paul Hoback of Syracuse at, tended the mid wloter COIIferenee or Methodiat youth Fdlowshlp held at Trinity church, Portsmou~h over the weekend. Rev. Robl!rt Linter alan attended. iftfrs. Norma Li&le who underwent 8111'1trY )It '(fnivers-ity Hospital, Columbus, recently is ·much Improved . and expects to return to her Mme in· SyfliCIISe in the near future. Blue. lfiY or· violet shado1f la.· with blue ~yea• . oU can. help·· keep the eyebrows ellky, wUh a . · Juat dip finger tip in the tia~Y. oil and sm,ooth' ~~:tbi b.~' at· least once a day•.JJ~Ina ~e ~b~ evf!¥ ~ · ~ ·b~h · your 1Jalr-i@ the ~t, remedy .for acr&WIQ' ~...~ opposate• the ~9'..ll!e eyebrows ~row, ihe~ ~*"'· ,.,. emooq. into!; place wlt!i a. ftnaei:.ll'Je 8hcirt;lllht:·s\fbu. of an qebrow pen•,: til to ,611 111 where h.ait'li are ~ina. . \ . . ... J 1 Jven dark lullea . have Uaht itlps w~ make them e~mi.· sllqrter.l.\laacara ma~ alJ .lubes lQQk. ~r. thicker liM dirk·['' er. Brush mue&ra .the upper laib~·~· . . . tbe Powder :the \)efore •I!PI.YidJ.·.Uie · D'IIICira. The ~t · WIIY 'II to dtp a .c(ltton ball in powj!er all4' preaa it a,.Wt'-tlul• · closed eyelid. 1;11!'1inJ the _eyel~shell a}.Omakea them •te~n"•er· lash"' 0" lower.r Sub Deb Club . Teen Polio Orive • I At MHS Ele(ts Un~er ~eadership 1 i Pre~id~nt New 01 Kaaron Kelton ' FLASt1·0-MATI~ G. 0. SCHMOLLS Phone 334-J Middleport, Ohio Hdwe. Where Prices Are Ritht .. 1---~ 1 Po wt antS Mrs. Dana Lambert had the casts removed from her arms this past week and is recovering satisfactorily under the care of a 'local doctor. Mrs. Lambert fell at ller home during the holidays and broke her wrists and has worn the casts for th epast eight weeks. Sunday· .dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Vaughan and ' son, Bill~ included Miss Jeanette Bass, Pomeroy, and Bernard Thornton, SA, who is stationed at Key West, Florida.-··.. • Do It From Your Chair . ' Eyea ·that" are not. •• larae •• theY" milbt be can be: made to seem 1ar1·1. 'r by strokinl Uaht·\· 1¥ with an eye-liner :pencil alone the base ol the llshes, and by ualnl the pencil . to. draw the eo&:Mf of upper lid a Uttle further out. Use eye shadow to Increase the ap.· pearence of depth. Green Bha4ow wUl! alve spad:le to· brown or ..tlazel.. ~ Mr. and .Mrs. Hobart Dodderer James Daniels spent thl' weekend in Cleveland where he attended a business meeting of Railway Clerks. He was accompanied as far as Columbus by his aunt, Mrs. Helen Mulford, who spent the weekend with her brother, Hobart Daniels, and his wife ZENITH !' WOV AU I'Oat'ONA'D if JOU lla"e aatur~-pr= ...~ 1 .lot ot·&lrll UICl womea are uot 10 ~~bUt......,. """':i for tbeT bave· leamecl ~ow to Improve on aature-bow .to ·..ve tbe~v.t4 ~ pre~t7 eyea n~ture denlecl them. Even tbola to. whom, llllture hU ~ more tiiUl kind, "WWI a few touchel can • · · · · pve addecl ·atamour, and beaulJ to their Edwal'd MiHer. Assisting ·the sorority members were M.r s. Charles Legar, Md. Jack Jllobson, Mn. Denver Thoma, Mrs. Gerai<l Grueser, Mlrs. Wyatt Gilbert, Mrs. Gardner 1Mankin, Mrs. PhyiJ.is Soone, Mrs. Norma Jean Stivers, Mrs. Leon 'McKnight, M~s. James Buchanan, Mlnr. Hoory Werry, Mns. Viotor Hannahs, Mrs. Frank Jennings, Mns. L. W. Francis, Mrs. Max Folmer. :Mrs. George Hicks, Mrs. Anna Margaret 'I'homas, Mrs. Lloyd Floor Model OMf Fiel.r.ou Have lO Be' ·cOritent .: With Nature's Design/or YOU( Eyes; lllni. Clan Wildermuth aecom· paaled her atid daughter-in· In, • . aud Mrs. Ted Wilder· muth and 10n of Portsnouth to LetaJt FaHs where .t hey were the weekend auests of ·Mir. and Mrs Pearl Welker, Ruby Baer, Eva Baill'y, Nellie Brown, Dorothy Clark, Pand01'8 Collins. Marjorie Crow, Vera Crow, JoAnn Parsons, Betty Hobstetter, Joyce Kennedy, Ann Rupl', Rober-ta O'BI'Iien, Mrs. Chares Stanley, Louise Thompson, Jean Werry, Charlotte Dillard Barbara Grindstaff, Alice Gilbert. and Jane LeVaughan. Legion Auto Sales G , Other members assisting in the drive were Janet Hinkle, Frances Krinke, Lena Nesselroad. Lois Ann Rosenb8'11lll, C&T.o) Spence, Donna Jones, Martha Williams. Helen Adkins, Jean Blazewicz, Charlotte Coa1ee, Clarice Hra~ter Phyl Mullen, Rase Srsson, Teresa Swatzel. Radlb, Heater. ·Overdrive sixt fror ing the Moore, Mrs. Carl Nortoo, lfn. Harold Lemley, Mrr. E1za Gilmore Jr . Mrs. David Goodwin, Mra. Charles Swatzel, Mrs. Roy Betzina, ~V . D. Edwards, Mra, 1'Jril Globokar, Mrs. Domid Hauck, Mrs. Bob Hoover, 'Mil'S. Steve Eblin Mrs . W. R. Shasteen, Mrs. Wilbur Koenig, Mrs. Richard Oweosl.~· Harry L . Bailey, ~. Victor Young, .Mrs. Emmerson Wells, Mrs. Donley Reibel, Mrs. Chadee Werry and Mns. Robert Arnold. Committee members oi the Beta Sigma Phi in charge of llhe March of Dime.<~ campaien in Pomeroy were Mary Elizabeth AndeJ'BOn, .\liidred Wells, Edaa Miller and Sara Gibbs. Middleport Teachers'Association Has Dinner And Meeting Monday Evening POMEROY SOCIETY March Of Dimes Committee Members Are Named By Beta Sigma Phi Group The Daily Sentinel ~--------~~------------------------~---'· ~ j '';.!. ' ..' .. '. :wlll toke mor~ Y.OcOtiori&:; .t.: · :"• '~ ' l ,.·J'' .... "' ~· .. ,;-.• ;~-' .~.··· • ,.: thia ~wtnter lharl ' ony· oth~fluae,q;, 1] 10 - 1 ·"- -·····-·-· . ·' · _,. We hav, a·c"'plete ••lfttt6nln ...... . •better·th~n-l.ather• fl~l~•l . .. .....,..-.,:. ... -. ! '. ': . 3 4 r;~-~. " t' • ', a ·~ ·,"' ' ' . .• ··" • FURNITYRE. • ~ The B~lltest FURNI'fUlUD· ·~-TTIT~~.~/6. ~ ~ • I ROOMS.OF :I .~ ·-New Furnitu.. .·!: ·..;BAKER S. •Ft ~. •• ' .,,..,;.'"'" 5 6 ~ ~ . ":".: ' ' r ·: ··~ Sure- Just oi)out everybody heats 'water with Gosl It's faster and dieapw thon any other method. But to have clean, hot water All the time, pel need a modern Gas Water Heater that's underfired -insulated · - and fully automatic. Then the fast Blue Flame will provide enough hot water for washday ....:. for your automatic dishwasher -- for deaning- and the 101 other hot water needs. let that clean Blue Flame 11m you more ifficientlyl · • , . ' . .. cy· e ~ RHEEM • HOMART e ' . \. ~ • ' Office (:all .• ,'i: ..• .: ,, ..... ~ ,.. ... .. .. $2.00 " - ~· (Withlh . . l,.i"'U.) ... '.. ............ $5... .., .,,...,.., ............... ».oo · . .. . '' .I 1"~e.n 11 '· ••· ~ • A.~ ~· ..... : ·.· .. .,, ......... ; .. $7Jilt u•....,y •lllf . HeiiiiQ . .,; ;~I• .... , .... .,......... $7.00 ~""s0c (Outtlde ~ ~ .. . . . .,,.,, & 1111' mile~ ~y.:, Above f•es : do· "~ · ·t~c.lu. ·· Medi~ines .... natd.•' . : 'T'~ , I· , ~. . . .tf'! l:rai• di..... I C&L • WHilE • CRANF I \ :~~tf'~ \ Remember, water can be lleoted by Gas foster and .cheaper than by any other method. Faster and cheapert Ask your Plumber to glw you lht complete atqry of automatic Gas Water Heaters! ·&UUD • lEX • PERMAGW ' ' lwlth .an automatic gas water heater i f'aith Ellen KuiiZe, lllluahter of ' the Rev. and Mr•. -J, Leelle Kunie Is oonflned to her home, Mulberry Ave., by illne... .. Mr. and ,Mr8. Harold Erwin 01 Gallipolis vi&Ued ' relativea-- In . · Pomeroy, Sundiy. Mn. Albert M'ees Ia · apendlna a few, days In Gallipolis wltti her dauahter and sonlin·law, jlfr. and Mrs. Harold Erwin. · • Keunelworth Nease alid Pete Dorsel of l>ay.t on · "'re w:::::~ tuest~l. of the former's , Mr&. nelen Neue. . . . · . ·- . Otloe• t•••• . ·· ~.... e'Nitt ....t-~ ...... ~ ....... I I -· . ·•· ' :... ..... r.i.-su~ '......... I of 11.11· ... . , ..."..........................l •• IMM' Co!O ..............- , . . Me 'o . 1 ~~ i.t_lttf _,, 1.U \ $,.<.1 : . •. _:· / .. _, . . ., . ~otl ~·· ~ ~ 1"-" ''Me•'• :.:-..11·, ;::.,':1'""·;'1. ' - - ! O'Nitt .... \ ......111... ... .l EL:" .11\f.. ... t 1 ' *-tlf.... , ,. ,. ... ~:""'"' . .... r·• ·· ... 1: ••. .; ';_ • . ;':f ' � 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. 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