http://66.213.69.5/files/original/8d79e237d00b2d19c78b304676b4fe6b.pdf 66195d63bd8b59add4d5b3e3edda1f49 PDF Text Text / ' i Page Six 'I ~- - - - - - - - - - - - -.-The.::__D_:_a_iI.:.._Y~_ en_t_in_:_:el, Pome:.:rov-..:.:..:..:M:.::i.::.d.::.dl~&!:.po:..:r..:ct•:..:.O.::.h:..:.l;o;_____,_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __:..:M:.::.ondoy, February 6, 1956 TO INSTALL OFFICIRS lmbdlatioa of officers wiJ!I. be heht TUesday when tbe regular .....,;, of Sist.ft'a, .is hf.kl. ' WORLD PRAYER IIRVICE Filtyth Wedding Anniversary Observed Chic n' Charming By Mr. and Mrs. John 8/aettnar, SundQy ""Pk Py.- o at the K ot P _ I::::.;":;u: HoD. Two Week' Revival Services Start Birthday Party At Church Of Christ Sunday Morning Celebrated At The Rev. Fred I Gardner, pas· Kinley, Janis Childs, Helen Stoof Cbe Church of Christ, opened bart, Judith Butcher, L. R. Will!y , Jenkin·s' Home their lwo week'• revival Roedell Steffy. Ushen were Cbe. . ' lhe bonM!' of Mr. and Mrs. )o!ln ' ver coffee aDd tea aervicea OJD. J Blaettllar was belnll:iNlly de- one t"Dd and sUver t.r.ay~ ~ Jted with a.rnnr-.eata of gal_d tbe cake on llhe otlber. The . . f Jtcxt nowere Suud.iy for tbetr and nuts were in silver coott• 1 h ~eddq tmDiV«s:ary which ers. : ., 1 i ceJebrated wttoh ~Ill .bowie The -~ll'ugbtera, Miw Naftttr m two to lour in 11be ·a fternoon. Blaettna.r pres.Jded at tbe '-"'4ei lfiss Lel-ia B. Sauer and ·'Mr. aDd .tea ~&ervi.ces 'llJl(} KiaB ~~ Bn F. Slaettnw wen united in Lee Hk tman ISei"YEid · the cake lll'l"iag-e February 4, 1906 at the during the f.trst lhour and !Mn. me of 11he bride's par~nts, th~ John Orr .served eo!Iee and tea e Mir. and tMm. GOOI'ge ~'Lier, and Mig-;; •Ma.rga!lelt Sauer tb meroy, Wlth tbe Rw. Wtlhel•.n cake _dlll"ing bhe second .hour. .Mlrs. ·endoff, pastor of the St. John -~ Orr and Mms Sauer are slsten of tl.li'Ch officiating. Mm. B~a-ettnar. Napk ins~ were FCII' the occasion ·~mrs. Blaet.tnar I white with .the inscription "Mr. ore an orchid ocnage a-nd Mr. and Mr.9. Jobn F. Blaett:nar'' in laetm:ar a carnfltion bo~tn.i~ . go ld. ~!l"EE!!lunenll -of ~ake tted m The couple rooeivOO over 100 •hJte and .t opped w1th a. yeHow canis and tnatrY lovely gifts from ~bu~ coffee, •te&, home made their relatives and friends. , nUDI.s m rthe tiarm of a yellow rose Mnl. Earl Hickman and •Mrs. bud a.OO !Dilts \¥'en!! served W 150 Fred Bla-ettn~tr da-u ghter anU ~es1s. The .table was lovely, COO · daughter-in-law ' received the tered wiU. I& Ww ·anrangcment of guests · jiO!d oo!<lOeCI /lowers, ,.;, tho sil- service~ I I ~\-,,, \~y- .,. \r.i.• ~ _..,. .......::_~ a....~•.••• to ' .' ' -. save'4othing Some of the most smartly dressed men you know cue smart about money too. They sove clothing dollars by letting us keep their wardrobes in tip) top condition ol all times. Here"s how it works: Frequent cleaning plus our genlle melhods lso kind to clolhes) add many monlhs of follow this smart example Robinson's Tri- Lustre 990 Laundry CleahP.rs On Your Dial I SOCIETY Vol. VII No. 249 ' ~ . . Tuesday, February 7, 1956 £dltorlal Phone 197 8no!doo!! PboDe 3118 Single Copy Oh'-:: 1tettttr ... llofot · - to .... -"" • '" ..............., .... 42 ..... Met ..vth.l PH'fty lftll ea. 5c ~· c._.., ':ie· .'=.:.':..'! ilt. I Bar•• Brown Walaal Embossed Cotton Fabric resses • II $299.00 uoa ltokca1e led, Cht·f~ . ·Triple Ortttor ' ' ' I ftracieot •utU tO~ • ·• • ud ltads into the futur"r With deao. ~ftdllltmd ..... d1li l,rec. • • modern • • • · , · plt. ''" pctful oJI'-tb•·floor .. infol'tllllliJ oo desired in todq'o ·ktJ....., decot. Its duatuN braJm •n: ~ to a«eatuatc · W delicate ...,.aJnu.t !nith. · . 1 LIVIIIPteocimt Is IIJINOtm:t;·(ulji!NIC 1<> L•• witlo MdiOiooeforJtllfiOWaM. y . ..... fOI YIUIIII. . FITRNI'fUBE ~ ' · .•1. ;. " ~r.r. <~'nd were it~t\'1. ll,;~ri~ ..~~1~~:;~'Q"! 1 Wcll~lun, her silitcr , Mn. Mr. Ervin at the home dflughter, Mill. William Spending lhe weekebd parents at lhe Robaoft home Gilbert Ervin, ColUmbus. o111o ~~;.loi~----------~--------------- . '•. 1.95 ELB.E RFELD.s· ',·- ·.~ ....... ,. Mr.. ·'""'"'While u in Boiler HospU•l •• - - - -..-~........oJ~......... _._......"""'"'......-..;....IIio............ .... ,'l•~ ....... ~ ......, . . ·, c....., ,.u•••• ---··ltrh1-------~---..,-::~~D~e~e~o~t.e~d~t'~..,~l'~lae;~r~n~t.e~~r~e~fe~p~Of~I'~JI~i~·~;!!~~~~Arftt~ -~~·:":':"':":~:-::::----::--:--:::---:=-J = :r,: . 1 In delicate .' ent,t ne • M:s. Rev. Bartels Guest Speaker Saturday At Meigs Retired Teachers AS$ociation I Tomorrow's Furniture THE BRIGHTEST CORNER IN MIDDLEPORT at~ WEATHER ?f In Gallipolis· ds.3.1!... .... • mmi STATION"' • • l Funeral Services Held Sunday F.or Thena Athey . "YOUR SUNRISE TO prideful wear to every suit and coat ••• saving important money on replacements. Why not .. I POMERO'y MIDDLEPORT. SOCIETY w J E H '"l • e ' ' Guests Attend Happy Ha .VesferS Mee_ting, Friday ·-==-=-=::c-:::-= bOLlARS :a Dav1d Jenk~, teven--year olcl Vance and Robert McE1blnaey. t Joa of Counclb:Dtn and Mn. Dav· Elden aaaiJt!nl with the ser· · id Jenkina, ft'lebt•ted hJs blrtb· ' vkc wve Walter Bunce and Wil· 4ar S.twdl)' with ~ party at bit bur ' Theobald . home. Games wert played and Tonilht ih~ Rev. Fred Dunn,. prius ~on by Ziti Neiri, Pat EcJ. pastor of tbe Huntinlton Sixth wards lnd Jlmmy Butcher. A new Avenue Church, of Christ, will 1ame at the party wu plnn1ng preach the flrat sermon of his two th~ tail on Davy Crocketts coon· week's servicea and a FellQWship akin cap. . hour wilJ follow the meeUq 80 Mr. and Mn. JcnkUl8 and her that the vlsJUne pastor and tile aunt, Mlll Kitty, [4we, ~ved lee conaregaUon may get acquainted. cream and pink and white cakea, This evening is deaignated as topped with lighted ca.ndles to tbe Ch~rch Officers' Night and other Jaeats who eacb recetved a sur· apeclol service. for the w,.k "'" priao bb1bday gilt from David. A •., Tuesday , Bible Sebool Night; pint and erecm color scheme was Wednesday, Pbiiatbea Society used for the p~ty deco~atJoDS. Nisht; Thursday, Youth Nigh~ G""" were Billy navu, Roser Ftiday, Hqntin&ton Msht. The Rousb, lim~ Butcher, Pat Ed· Miss Elbabetb Fide, :Mtisl :Millry pUblic is invited to attend the~ I wards, Christie, ~ark and Grey;-~.. R 'bel ..1...:1 Mn5 Lena H aervlees which will begin at 7:30 ! gory Barsotti , Krtstln Rupe, Kim - ·• - eJ. ~ · u- 1 m Neal, 'itephen ani) Jane Wndy, . , ..pt.tq,btra OJ the Women's P· , · . Stephen Pullen Billy llys,ell NorGuild were guest& when the Hlp. -'l,~ ma Stewart, and Re~alee 1 PY ~~nt ~lass of ttbe Fed· •. NelrJ, pteri :~. _. Mayer, Mr9. erated OhUreb met Frida,;_ ~~ ., FraneN . ~UhS. Mrs. · Walter irlg at ~-e ~h. owe~ ..Atn. Re~ Neiri, Mn. K,a. :· T.be met!ltiog m chal'I"EI ol t!he lad Kindy; ·Mn. Clarence Rupp, JK'O&klent, Mrs. Boy Sey/riod, op-. . Robert Harold Harlcnbach has med ·WIIh led by Miss · Mr. and >fro. n.~ Fa~jk af Colbeen st,nt to the U. S. Naval Base 1A Jetter was read umbos were.Week-end ~of ber •l&ud Grueser. at Seatlle, Washington, for train· from the Rev: Paul Strei.oh <COD· mother, Mrs. Goldie Hnt:. lng after completing his boot oernmg Ibis wort in South AmeriMr. ill1d Ml-s. Fred Roseubwm training and graduating at the <ka. returned lbOD"Je .tnd&y BUer speGd_Great Lakes Naval Station. Har· SlKmt . t alks on "Rules of Chrising tbe weekend wlth their ISOJ'i tenbach is the son of Mrs. Mayme tilm Living" were given by .the &Dd daughter-i·r.-law, 'Mr ~nd •Mn. Hartenbach, l(enl. three ·guests who also -dtstribubed Jaek Rosoobaum ·and tamily in Mrs. Charles MeNBIJ'Iee, who DAY SHEATH at paomp}tlets <m the- same. A review Sprh~ifdd. ...... · f M Tb has been ill for several weeks, is Mrs Leona·rd V11.n ,Meter Sr runera 1 serVlcl!s or rs. e~ recovering slowly at her home on embroidered beige worated, lk:ft., of the book of Acts was ·g iven by seamed down the front ud l&rs. Waldo J. Bart.eltl. w r~turned t her •bo Athey were held Sunday at the 115 SVuth Second Avenue. 6 crossed below the boaom. wltll At the eoncl.u.sloo oft~ meetMemxu'al Hosp·t l M -~ d JKygerviUe Methodist Church with 1 Mr. and Mrs. William Betz and a natTGW band and bow-from .iog .a ooci·al .hour was- enjoyed .. · 1 · a· M'le a, oan the fu:v, Chester Lemley ofllciat. daughter, Sandy, Gallipolis, were the spring collection. daaip.e4 K:nd · r efreShments wef'e rerved by IS =~~bt o--" _,_, ..... ... ing and special music by the Lem~ in Middleport Saturday to visit by 'Karen Stark. The collar ia · l'g· . •wcu II:•~ .._ttgn'l.ed' ley quartet with Mrs. Vivian KiJ-.. tbt!J 1hostess-es Mrs. Cal'l Shi'CI&, LoweU amved SundaY to assist by u attompanist. The Rawlings.. relatives and friend s. cream colOred pleattd IUk. Mrs. James Brewington and Mrs. C. J. Ebersbaoh aDd Miss 10 the care of •her ·lll.Othu-, Mr&. ~'::oats Funeral Home were in daughter, S11ndra, have reeeived Leonard V&n Meter Sr~ . . chara:e of the burial at the Gravel - - - - - - - - - - - - Kate Ebersbach. word that M-5gt Brewington, who ~rl 0euny ~·· VJsited Jn· Hill Cemetery, Cheshire, and pall has been In Korea for sixteen Galhpolu ·t'e«!nt~ wtth Mr. · and bearers were Homer Kemper, Clar• months, has landed ln California . . . ~- Harold ~m. ence Gro'96r, Rex Lemley, Clyde · and is e"pHted home this week . Mni. Albert :Mlees , ha~ ~U'l'Qed Rupe, Fred Sisson and Ri,y Rif" , After a thirty day leave he wlll ~om~ a-ft~ -a f~ days .v~Btt 1ft ~I Relatives and friends were: Mr.: · report ~o~t Fort Benning, Ga., for l1pohs With her son-m-law and and Mrs. Wa1ter Rife and daugh· , his next assignment. Hev. w.,\d:o J. Bartels, guetl fectlilob and Ulen will become real ~ughter Mr .. and .Mlrs. Harold El'- ters, Janet and Christine, Harlan Mjss Jane Young, fres hman at SJ)e.3ki?JI' at the mec:rl.i'ng of .the servan!lS of Hfs." w£n and fall'ldly. . Athey, Mr. and Mrs. Claire Athey Ohio Universi ty, and rfc. Jon M. [ Mei·gs County Reti.r>ed Teacllers Dave Thoma~, MinersviUe wa& and sons, Paul and Charles, Miss Schaaf, ML. Ephriam. N. J., were A:ssoci'atiun, ·held SM.urday afte-r. Group "Singing of Ameri-ca w~tb t.he Sunday dinne_r .:Ue:st -of -.his Virginia· "Carsdn, Marion; ·8fr. and in Cleveland to attend the w c rl· lnoor~ a:t .the Fur.Jerated Church, Mis&- Gedorudie ·McBJ'idtJ iS aecom- son :am! datlght.er-m'-llw. ·M'r. and Mn. Bert Carson, Mr. and Mrs. ding of Miss Glaflys Gurson and 6poke 'OR· "Ari-bhmelic, Comoari'lll P9Dkst 'Opened bhe meeli<ng lfot:IDwi' Mrs. Evet"Jett Thoma~. Charles Carson,· Mrs. · GeM~e CarRohmfl Chandley , Ohio Unive:.·sity .Ari1.hmeti~ ~n .the Sc1wol with ed with devotions led by the Pf'e· Mr. a-nd Mrs. Cbarl~ :ESkew son, Mrs. Adrian Carson Rut• students, at tho Trinity Baptist Arithmetic in Life." sideot, IMi·ss :Mama Karr who 'had a-nd fsmH-y .of Ch~lestori ~ land; Mr. and Mrs. Noah· ·Haskins Church on Saturday, Jt' eh. 4. MiHS r.Or her .topic ''The seer~'()( .hap- weeke-nd •goosts .of her mother, Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey Vance' Young and Pfc. Schaaf were Starhn·g wioth addil'i0111 .t,hc s pca· p~new." Mrs. l"loreme Burns ide. Mrs. L. D. Scott, Mrs. Jamea SJm,: houscguests or her room-mate at ker said, "When you adtd fj.gures ~~iss Karr traced life frhlll yout-h son! Mrs. Katy Matthews, Miu Mr. and Mrs. Homer Taylor and Ohio Un iversity, Mls:; Helene Kr.. you got mQr.e ·aD'd •in life you t:o la.ter years ra-nd brought out Emma Matthews, Mr. and Mrs. mclhar, lind her parents, over the ·~lar. t with a litHe faith ·D!id add that tho riches contribution,..<;: to ramHy of Columbu8 WOI'8 week· Robert Conkle, Middleport; Mr: w••kend. to g·row i·n fRitib . · In s ub· It f e would <'orne whtm - wledg ~ end guests of Mr. and rM.ns. Joseph and Mrs. J. M. Conkle. ~" Q.a-ub. Sherman .Mills, son of Mr. and fi'&:-ures you have lese but is more oomplet.e, ·I)O)Ver of ana.lty· :Mr. and Mrs. Roy R'upe, M}. and •... -, MJ's. Donald Mills, has been a i·n life y.ou have ffi'O'l"e because gj<s mDl"e keen ood ju<ti{Mon.t more lfr. •fld )1]~. 'Earl HiclmJ-an' and Mrs. Me rUn Matthews, Jr. and Mrs medical patient at Hull er Jlospi· w-hen on'l! subtracts- s.in and guilt, profoond. daught-er, St~a ~·t.a ~ned to Dwight Ma.ttbews, Mr. and Mrs. lal where he was tnken last wack thc.u 11i ~y all'c .rea(ty 00 expand." their home i'!l Cotu-mbus Sunday David Matthews, Mr. and Mra. with a vi rus infection. In ,the absence rtf Otis Crawford evening alter a weekend vl51t Carl Matthews, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Co-ntinui·ng Mr. Ba• r te. b J>aid "In Sidney Urcn ncr is r('covcring Miss Ethol Garland acted as see- wJbh .her pare nls, Mr. and 'Mrs. Taylor. Ross Matthews, Ches"hire from a recent illness at the home divisi on gnodnc,<;,'; .t.hal ~es to ·r etary. It was deci-ded' to moot at John F. BJaettnai. n. D., Mr. .and Mrs. Carl Rife, Mr. or his gra ndparenls. Mr. and 1\lrs. 1heonl ac-ru~ the yean and then the Federated Ohureh 'lllext montrh and Mrs. J. B. Rife, _Gallipolis; Sidney Pickens. He is the elder are r~lldy to witness and share and .t hat travel t&Jks would be Mrs. C. E. Nease and Mrs. Car. Mrs. Cora Miser, Columbus; Vr. Ohroi. s t with olh <. ! rs a-nd aa tlhis is sun of Ml'. a11d Mrs. Avery a"i'ven by each· m00Jber. rie Nye ~ pent Sunday in CblHi- and Mrs. John Rife, Mr. and Mrl. druu.\ Jnul1iplication· hooomes na· ncr, Pom(!roy. cothe with .f.be former'.s. brotrherr Robert eiater, Marion; Mr. . and Prayer by Rev. Bartels oonclud· and sister·in:}aw, Mr. .and MTS. Mrs. W. R. Athey, Kyger: Mr. and Dianne Richman und Charlene tural. A.~ one remalns stea4flf8t, Ris wi ll graduaUy leads illlto per. ed the meetin.g. ' CliffOrd ROO<!. t who are employed in Mrs. Walter Athey, Mid~h~port. · - - - .. - - . Jumbus, were weekend guesls their familie s. Mrs. C. R. Karr Sr., is Ill with an attack of flu at her apa1·tment on Ral'e Stret. · Victor Grimm is a medical licnl at the Meigs General Hoipl· tal. Local relatives have been fid of the serious illness of Ahbott , former Middleport dent, who is being treated at Bay Pine Veterans' Hospital, Petersburg, Florida, for"-. an No, 3511-EMBOSSED COTTON NlGHTDRES5-ln ness Incurred while in service. Mr. and Mrs. George I no-IliOn ntton. Baby doll styla with tcaop neck. Athens, wore weekend ""'' "' her paronUI, Mr. and Mrs. Whit• plpiJ11 and ffowtr :appllqw. Walb hrnslthLambert. Sunday vi~itors of Mr. and ribbon trlmmlld. Colors: llut, Pink. Malu, Sl111: Dell Fife included Mr. and Roy McCarty, Gallipolis. Mrs. who has been ronfli1'Cd W her Sm•ll, MtdJum and L..,.. hnmc fm two month@ ·is IOOCOVt'l'ling slowly fron1 her illness. Charlene Wilburn, Col~ntbus, visited her grandparent.'!, Mr. No. .Mrs . Pearl Graves, and other "'l•-~l r'<LL '"PLIQUID WAL T1 · t.ivcs ovcr the weekend. She ' 110 hl'm Friday LENGTH GpWN-Ilottlcl.... !todt Willi · he r father, Chlltles ,~ ' ~ ': h11d been in Columbus on .,,1,. ~llnt. lcMP ~k. ·eap ··~··· ..· ' IU.Ipb Sigman end . ' ' ' Wanda, and Mrs. 'w~ui;'.;; Sf••: 32 to 40: C~CIII"t: P.Jttk. llut, lnll l:'nllzt lhrec sons, Orville, C ls~nce, Charleston, spent dny with Mrs. W. S. Par111ons. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Munns rienne Mills) left Sunday for No, 3S2 SHORTIIi GOWN with apartment in Cincinnati il'i stlending the University of tJuUon ff"Ont• Whl.. ~tlplnl .and cinnatl as !l graduate s h•~ent. ! They had returned Friday their wedding lrlp and spent fl~~ral •PPIICI•· Pa,..r Pan Colweekend here with rclalivcs:. Roger Con~rt, Kenneth Mltrro>y l<l!r with lhirrtd vote ·l~rf. and Robert Hennesy were In lipolis Saturday on business. ter Erwin', Marvin KeUy, c. Sunday evenine with a sermon on "Why I Am . a ChrliUan Only." Special muaic was presented · by tbe Senior Cholr wbo sang "Won.. dedul Words o( Jesus" dil-ected by Mrs. Arthur Skinner with .Mrs. Chester Erwin a1 organill Choir members were Mn. Fred I. Gardner, rs. Dave Farmer, Mrs. 0 . L. Roush, Mrs. Alfred Roush, Mr. and Mn. 0. E. Me- . I a medico! patient. ,. '-------------..;;,~~-------------"""o.J!i"'"""--------~fi The Meigs ·political ~rwn seenu rto be ol"'Wl'ding ~n·OO sOOpe with ,f,he addition oi three n ew candidallcs seekll'lllil elcctton in -lihe May 4 Potima.ry, Wedn~y is· the deadtine f:or rl'hll filine o(,ltotitioos ' £or rth6.t el e(!ti<m. Clerk of the Board· -Qf Oootlons Albert Gloed:ner repQtote(J that George Vaughan b.l.t ril'!d for oounty treasurer: Ditt H&ntinger i.ncUR)bmt. county oomnilisiooer ahd Roy Proflibl, incumbe:IJit COUrJty oommiatolla' !Hed · petiUons ·maki'llg .them candidate& for ·re· E!ieotion. A<l~ tlme£1 are RopubliCM!a•. Twen\y Jive DemooM.9 lfld etgbt. Republicao8 !have moo petitions for crr:JUDcy commitotemten , H&lltinger, who i1r t·he pnesiden.l 1.1( ba8rd of oornnmeio.nel'S, is . finishing bf3i Uk.'h year w loorth toerm U ·a member of that lxw'd lmd Proff·l tt, a ,former vice pre·.sident of ltlbe boW, is f.illtlhlng :Attend,.Rally At fJmrch Of Christ One bundred young. ~ple their advisors attended the Union Ralb' of Youtb FelloW!hlps of the Middleport Churches at the Cburch : of. Christ Sunday, Feb. 5, Which · elimalr:ed the observancll! of the National Christain Yquth Week. Tbe Cbriatain En~eavor of tbe hG~t chqrch and theit advisor, Mrs. GeotJCe Child11, ~ responsible for the openiril devotional servite and Ernestine Asbury, president of the CE, presided. Bruce Bradford welcomed the visitors, Tom Kelly gave the opening prayer and Ken· · netb Lewis read the Scripture leB&- I on. ·i8J music was preaen~d Childs, Ernestine Asbury, <.:ar uiyn Hess and .Bonnie Van Cooney, who sang "My God and I accompanied by Barbara~•••~:~:: student nurse · at Holzer tt (Continued oo Pa.g e Th·roe) who was pianist for the service . Ushers were Tom Skioner, Tom Kelly, Ira Ray Butc,._er and Dic1c Harris.' · James Van Cooney, president of the Middleport Christaln Yoc¢h Couneil, wa11 in charge of a sbort busJ~s meeting and annpounced tbeeOunt)l·wide tntcr®nom na· · Youth Rally to be held at tbe Chw·ch of Christ '!II~ Si:!""~ fu~iirii;;jtywith or. Han.sen,·~ professor, as the' ll•,d~;'!'- spcder ud the Rev. I!Rrold' !lOOiei u tbe song leader. Ot!itrp Baumgardner, chairman of t&e pmgram committee of tile Youth Council, introduced the Board guest speaker, i',arid Maloqs LebBOard . "'dustrii· l anon, who is studyib£ Potlltlcal Cbatie Gf sanders for the · Science at Obio U~vtrslty, AthetJJ. aJ Arts classes; a r11bbef mat · for Mr. Malow who plans · to return tbe Central School builjiing and to bls country to asalst his people. the repair o! Heme tconomics stre,.sed the importance of havinp tables. a definite aim in life and 4dviaed Those prf!senl were Supt. L. his listener to take tbe advJc. Mc:Comas, Bruce Lloyi:l, , Mrs. offered hy parents. teacher• aiid well Probasco, Paul Smart, ministers. He urged them to stand old E. Hubbard lil~ Paul Davis. up Cor their beiiefs as Chrilltiaris and Americins and. to remember that there is only one God ovet Ill, people. He spoke of tbe ' l&'~lf rapbical location ot hi; cOuntry w~icb 'is next to Palestine and said that on tbe mountains of bit hoM land tbfre. are cedan o( Le~n~n wltlcb 'we though to b,tve ..,t;e,lt growing; at the time Ot OhtJst'i: birth. Lldt.ulon is the only cpuntry I in tbe Middle East that has a majority. of Christiaps , and their Prt&id®t. is abo • · Clu:i11~1;1. b. a ~uestion and .answer ·P:erlb.t .., spoke of, the climate, geogra~hY. !!C!hools, government sod. youth organizations in Lebanon. After the · ·the ~.ii\00! invited ,;:, r::: I where by these ·IN THE PHOTO at 1M left t.bn ........., en une. A_,_ cart -~.--,...-­ lmpri ' - froM,... ... have ... ...,.... tti.- whlc ,.,._., .. .........lc... ,...,., ....,..,.,,.. Nth ....... ..... ........ - .....::t'"' -lly., ... .... ., tho .......lk it.... lion .,, .,._ - . tho ... ...... """'.. - dttfd it rvn. ._on tM sl....lb, .....,.. Df this pract~qr innoc...t K~ ..,. "':.· --.~ IN THE w-HOTO w .. k another .~ wiew of the .......... ._,.. cvrrently wroutbt 011 Union A.,. . nue. D..p chucldtetw wtll off the ,..,.... ..•••• , ......... ..... practice .t ..,...,...,. *iving Mlllh whk:h art • Rilr' thrNt to lihr linlll ,......rty In fhe ...... It It un.ntMd frern ni..W• sourn thd a Pltition ia currently in circutata.n within· the .,.. ....,...._ • ~... of the sl'rHtt lay tw. ,_. on Wh sides,. to ..lminate thh Nfoly ... .._.., ~tot•lnol-) . I -Td. �.' •• Tuesday, February 7, i956 • \ Page Two~--::·:-~------. The Daily Se,..-tl~l. Pomero\"-Miadleoart. Ohlo O'jlllll IIYNQI.D I. IIIIIINI GIN:~ f ' ,. IDIT. · Md oo report .from 1:be Middle. pc.-t EtJ&ilteJeN, 811.8 !>ltalitljJ _.,1114.69 ~~ TheN-f\vs '·· PuDII6Ud tWI-I'J 1t'ternoon fliUPt Supcla;r by The OblO' Valley Sentlpel, Int., af 110 M;eclill!lc St., Pomtro,, 0 . Businea office 1 pbon t 318, editorial oltlce pftq,ne 39'1. :Entered •• teeond c)au m.Utcr matter at the po.st oUfct 8y ~HARLIS Mo McCANN ~tl Ur.tted~ Pomt>ro y Ohio. National advertl.tlng rt>preuntatlve, BOttlilelli·KimtJall, tne., 343 Lexington Ave. , Nt>W Yorll; City, U, N. month!, $7:80; three montM, . $1~10. By motor route where available: one month, $1. By maU one year $8; aht months, $4.21: three months, $2.50; one month, tl. ' I "'i t. •' Jo L~ma1 a<'t"unately states the mat· tN, '·Jn ·many cases w~a;l -~ -to . (~~; U100D. but aLK> - if ~he ~~ wit.h .t·he o(l·~.h uftw!)Hng ac- c:un· cOrno).;.:e in . the prortlot.ioo or thlt· Une.1' . ' Tlhis, of ooune, -is int"YH:abk> u.g der tbe closed t.:hop and union ")K,p IIY!Item- a ~-em "Mhicb is - ~· - based. In effect., m the premise that 1 man tml8t. joioo a union arul pay due& oc be. refused ;1be 1r1i·glrt ,w w.ortt a~ · t'llf.ft e IMn:tf rw ihi8 r.lmi.iy. 11b-at i8 rn.t.olerable in '. 0. mppo!H!d:y free coun.tr,. The S'OIutiQD M fiOum In· tbe ri:Rlht.tn~ '· ~ .'· .. . The saturday Evening Po..t. .tUUI less I""", Wbioh ,protoot woli<"" can--fmtf.nlced Free Europe P.re;s. About 350,000 m those ballooan~ ..ave been AMt t.bl"'O ..h t,h .... h·on --~;::...·- -- - - - .ttum ~" $2.43 an ,hour, 'P'I'hi not "Itt· any evmt, the minim', on t'UI(ers. l!lltteey ooe of hhP .sixt'£1(10 tun days HI -addll'lif S8:4()......at f()Tty cents .]oadeMJ and motorized: buqiet, I*' !IDn--.to t welfare fund wbich siKte'M t-orl!l As way be-low evel"t'ie wlH provide for his old at(e, toout.pllt. Coruldored' as Just one mi-ne employee, togeL•hel' with HU· ward which be is adv-anrinR M· :tho Pl'II"V~ , Lim~ keepen', tipple rete ol twenty-four hotm a· day." opeor'8toN~ a..11 w~J.I '86 mlni!I'S, 'be is a IH-tlc above ltVRtge wl•t h s:lxPopular 8101l'gs, no 1TWIUer lhow unh·ereat •mechanical teen ton.<~. tiiiirultory. are oo art room. And !JOt aiw.,.o ¥t - hSI'e .....,.. " But U tllwom't ma.U.er. He will w~lh ii'Bitlky. "Siltt6Bh Tons" i'lJI a Ln working hy th-o hour at Jl'nt.....:.._..:...;:_....:.;... pl'lm& eumpre. ·~ MEIGS GENER.IIL HOSPITAL MAIIIAIII LICINIII• Admillt'ld S1•lurday lillld Stintlay M-n P. Rlllf'J, 20, Loni1 Dot. Ray . ~fc.r , RuHand; Vkotm· ,loot, sluden< tllltl Etllhttr R. Dod· Grimm, M.Lddleport.: bola Cald- detW, 20, Tupp81'8 Plainf. clri. wel'L t..ong Bo.ltom; Hobart Cundllt Middleport ; Mr11. Corn Sc.h.artlgw, ( 'h01tcr. Diach['ied: Permclla J ·a ck900. Rut.\and; John .MOore, Pomeroy; AlbeM J. Walsh, Jr., ~. c..,.... tor, ,.u tooter, anct H-h M. J0110t1, 21, Carpenler, oM. 1 Raymond L. Fllcb, ,Jc>., SO: ...... """*" M1·.... Llwrmce Ptf.cQQMd and dluIBalt\)01 RFD """-'"' ,ght.Bil, l)exter 3nd' Tim Ne.Kzllng, ' 1100 Wilma II. Ev- 20, .Porlland l't1Jddloport, --::--:--:-:---cH•lz•~ Hotplt•l Life With "The Bungles" Proves , To Be ATryin,g, Arduous Orileal eveeybody etse and' blow tt.e wbis- Mrs Katherine Mr8. Thomas J. Admitted Satul'ilay Mr11, James Eva 0' Jlrilen,-PomOroy. Alvin Blhha: a 110n, ·to .Mr. and MfR. Birth•: • · dlu&h.ter, to Mr. Rlch11rd Ash, Mlner.aville. Admltled ,l Mre. Ja.n~. G~ Br:lim~.-~. son to Sunday: Jlln WUllam Old"· ond !llro. J'llllom. OIQ..; Pomeroy, RFD.; Sol Joh_nson,Jr.; Monda~: Cart·L, DfnlloDi :t~tble, iJito ty-enirtg W!olhea 1md dished.: ·W ier. We lot that.e- at midntg:bt; the~~ !Went BY WILLIAM EWALD nungl(.'.;;, everything goet> lutywire . out me) w-e coulldn-'t even QO'd our table. W.e want home." United PrHs Staff Corr.spondent T:~h• my butler and cook . . . Ernie', ou·rreMly boldlrnic down NEW YORk UP- Er n i-f' Kova~ " I ~et up at 4:15 in: Nte tnoon.ill'g of 'llhe anobor ~:tJ)Ots in. ~tile a.nd :h).'l w,ife Edi,t h Adams, ho;~rd · t'o do ·n .three :hom· 'ftHHO show on one M·TV -~···· ll--·p hiti TnmN.m.. ........ . ' 08 aK>U ed a cab outside NBC nn 50ilh St. ABC. I hav~ my ow.n coab drivel' today oand asked I'O be .t a·k en 1o \\'htl .ca-lls ar.ound 0 o'clock and dcx n'IHJ\111 htl9 doui:Jled In the T6ots Sflors pu•ts the bacon on. I make 1•he past month, ronee.ivably eould fix "But ·thal ;.s ·o rtly a hl·ock :~w.'l,V." 1c-nffel-......,lW d()C!On't lik o h~ ooffee the blame for •h-M oddly twisted said the cabbie. ~ -<l'nd we ·li(Juae-te U1e .JUice to- .Jife on .J.aek of sJ.:eep.-.he ·averRiefl "Rightl " sa id 'Kuvaos· w~t.h :111 lo(LI'her . \'\o'.c .have bo tJi·p ·~ around only two ·holll'S o OOy durins his work.Jna: w.eek. . elegant flourish c~r .hi!t ci~llll". But, Emie oon[oi.'Sfed, tlhis 8011. 1 so we dun 't Witke 4.h c butter and 1'he drive-r 'pl,Otnl>tly zootm'<l off rook. . Clf 1thmg haPJ)ell6 to !him even on jumped the cLJI•b und tJhrendt•d "Wf';JI , .ius l I hi ~ week, my butlt>r va-catfons. ·ilftiftl"ly 'llhOOU.g'h a no-parkin-'! s ign U'lld c:u)Hk [(•rt a ·n rt~y no.tt•: 'Pier~.~e a mun:icipol tralfh rl"<.'t'lptal>l e null Wll!oih y ut~r dis.hf\c: after you nini-:i·R " Edi~ and I decidM W ltD to a whallookecllike II! fJeein;g old l{tHl - hrnol-:(a!l l in the !tl'l!lltnl·ng.'•&o I quiot Hide pbce in- Mn·zaclwlll!!lts Ueman ifll a. derby. lt·Pt lhPnl a n1l'l t>: 'I drm't. r... el my fol' one weekend," said l!lrnie. Errnie, who was :.iltiniJ:' t)l'!li<k guo<~! or t shou'ld do the di~hP.~." "We Wert16bown to t•his Jog c.tbin l1he driver, looked b»ek al l•;ni (' " Y~tt• krww wh at hll'flr)P.n(;IJ? 1'hf' - atl it had w.as a fl:repWe----i n 12 and nodded. 11Vou ~ec, there it i..; hullt·r und t·Hok quit" degree we<Wber. Jt got s~ smoky ag.ain.-Hfe with N1u Bunglru," ··o1·," ·&<'li d !£.die, "hlkf'! Ct~ri61· w.hen I ltil'iiod .to m11.ke a fire .that "lt':J like lllhat everywhere we mn.o;, Wr prom ised the kirl!; Q b.j,g we ltu«J .l'O stand outside tin the tot" aillhed Edit• -la-ter im'lide Oh riS'tmllll . .a big treu, a big ~rty cold. Sbol'!ll.' "Even . th~ t~·!om pltctit t-h i n :~s and t'f.> on. ~:rn:i·e got the vi'N!ll, t teem to .g o WrN.I"!M- I!hal'l-1 W·h y w•t tlw virus, !he kidii ;aOtr tlhc,' Enft.le otil,il!t U'l'l' :t.he Bungles.~· vit•us. O:Htd all uf .uur ~-SIIIf .Md Emt1 •. propped bohincl a 1ahli.' t~<\111eks afl l'l' hhCIY at'l'l~ed• . lmC).. !r~h stogi'e, D'Skml I ht• IIIli' ('f/Ok was (,00 sick to waJ.tsr f-or a 1c\eplhonl!. '' 1 w.u nt h1 di·mtcr. " tor IHOillo iu'flCth," _hr "0 1· ... s·~tid l<}t•nie, I Yl•ttr'~. Edie ~nd 1 ,iil<n6o what ,i'3 .is," enn - 1 'ljl~ nrt' a qui•·f .avr!n.i·n:g al , aiS ilw watomf'td iv lih L• I ou1· ha' ·Jwut,,•s. 'llhen, at-· 1 topic and his cigor. "hu~ ·w~th 1'11e d t>c~1 l ed W1· ·hnd lQ get, a day, 3611 dRJ'S a year. j"mped l - 1 4 :00 I 4:15 Date Wltb LifA ModEWn Romances 4:. 30 Qut>en for· a Day !5 00 Old Tlmt>i: ~: ~ 11 Howdy Doody ..... I = • But .U worker in an East Ger· m.an Y: .is post offi'ee wro1;{' RIAS thut' "u· beam of htrpe M\ld ('Ollfid- ----·-TUESDAY 9:00 Sign On~yer 9:00 Captalh: ..ftanproo errce t.tWllt sust'llirtll w; in t.bi'S bit: · 10:00 · GJJrrY Moore prilsun .. -like ·a · t betoved son A:meriC'a' ~:~eni to ·p our oonsoUt<tion 10130 Arthur G?dfrey and hQpe in·IO -t ronbted. discgurag. 11 :30 Strike it Rich 12:00 Valiant Lady ed peqpl&.'' . 1t:15 Love{)[ Life :Eq'ttaiJ.y detestled . 12:30 Seareh for To-morrow Radio,_ 12:45 The Guiding Light ~.. 1:00 Katie's Kitcb.en or suiry 2:00· Robert Q. Lewia 2:30, ' Houseparty 1:30 Love 3:00· ·'Dhe BI.M PEiyolf 3:30 Bob CroSby .Show f :Oll The Brighter Day DAILY C.ROSSWORD DOWN t . Connrmed II. A. Semite a. &xcta~ lnlnod matloR !l. Goa.Ja oh"'reh 4. Retlnul!ll t.aroup·or alnpn • ----- II. Male 9:00 Captain Kangaroo tO:OO. Gart')" Moore God!te:v' :~.. F()()d '"' "The BLingles," said Emili, a rar··Mf sttft'l'e, '"had done tnvaltda 2S. Bar<DOIDO ag.a~n." 26. 011!1- nru ... 28. Spin., frUit ' Tips on ntng toy 29. Takea ......,... --· ol. bolliJooa ~· by ·. RlkS olilllon• ....... 1· St.if,!o. IIIIJ~ - Alnerictmr · Ot"eUpatim eu- a... . lladlo """"' m......,, ..,.. llodro hlbor•· m tbe 11 :05 ..,_y 1......,... b• 4:rvcb leavinr ~rts • Ere W >30 · Arthur 11:30 Sl<lke It Rio~ 12t00 Valiant Lady Love ot-Ll~e 12:30 ... Search for Tom01'J'0_ 1r .i.2:41S The Guldlrq: Light 12:1~ 1:00 K&K~~t'a Kltthen 1:30 Lovo Stor.y 3:00 Robert Q. Lewis 2:30 HouseP.IilrtY 3:00 ~e Bl& Pll!yeff 3:30 8ob c~ s~ow Story Bobtri Q. •LewifJ Ji.pJUepllrt.J: T~ ......, l<J<I' p-int( - News Pl<'ture H•!l Pall!. &. ·Mary Ford· D~th Valley DIW~V·.11.~·.,. Coke T im e Nfws Caravan . 1_ S<;rcen Directors . · Play· ,.., hou&e This is Your Lite Damou -Rnnyon Qn Mulbarry Avenue it was predicted . wltlbl!> 4:be two .the tborou~e woukl becot\e ·pt""actiCB:Rf impassable, due to tbe gt'lellt chUck botos Which ~ ~ppe.-.Jnc in: ~­ iD&: oumber each day. 1 Th~atN Headline.!! We-alhercast If:JO Press Box. 11:15 Ort-atc~;t Fights of CentufJ' 11 :30 Tonight 1:00 Sign Of( S:3G Howdy Doody 6:80 SportB Eye ~:40 7:45 New11 Caravan f\ ;00 You BP-t Your Llfe 8>30 DrAgnet People's Choice 9:3C Ford Theatre 10>00 L'JX V!deo Theatre Three More .File .,oo • his ielgbtb year as a. member . . · Vwghan who ·a.t present is em. pl'fJY'OO by bOO Columbus and Soui.hti-n Obio Fll.ecl!ric Co., aB area Press Box Sir Anttlan-y 'E den Tonight Si,~::n Off ' .~- ~ Bil P•;oolt Boti Crosbf. Sbo,. 'the Brlahtet ba, . - --,---- - Secret Storm . _, ,"· " UG ()11 YO~Il' .AccouJl;t." ''· -.-.- 4:15 5:00 Lucky b Rancn 5:3G The Early ShCiw 6•30 Your Esso Reporter 6.45 Bob Wagner Sports Show {1:55 Weatherman ?·00 Press ·conference 7:1!> Doug E4wards, .New1 u,os Late Show · :1 ·--------- ' -· 4:00 The Brighter Day 4:Ja Secret Storm 4::10 On Your Account or ·' 9:30 I've Got A Seeret ' 10:00 tT. S. Steel Hour 11 :00 - Up-to-til~ Mmute Ne'wa · ID jlisf abOut every model, the '56 Ford, equipped as moi'e and more people want it, Is the 'lowest-priced•. . . . . . car built in America! .. ' plllty Perl'orniarice has made Ford'.s V-8 · lumished by tile ...,. ' job of palllliol', the _.a, is lo be flnlobOd by June <ttY 1 .00 $M ..... the largest.seUjng "8" in the world. Latest figures. .show people bOught . .more . Ford V-8's in 1955 than the two other low-priced eig4ts combined! wHI be ...... . firom <he con- """" eve,ry 'Clay beyood. Jurte t. A~ tale ....,.,.., engloeer J. E. D. Hartinger .r-ep::rtect that tbe cootract with st'B'Didwd Oil for d·Lesel :fu-c!il would e~plre in F-eb. tbe boa<d """"' to ~ bid< r., mtn."' •. ' ' ' -··...--. " . """ru.. .' ' .. ·•' . ·: ' /. t ;-- '- bfd from olho ·OH oifi<e In l'ozi~Bmollll> for to be furnished at 21 cents a. gallon far premdvm guq-J.ine and 18.7 lpet' . ,, • . ' ' I · ., : ;. '-'. federai tax. :F'und to Aid for Obljdl<!n M~~- I l, ~· . ' . PLji.N ' 80.¥ 'SOCIAL T.he 'WSCS 'Of ,the .Metho4:ls.t Ictt:l Church ~ ~· .. Box Soand Bee Clhe Gtade ~paJIJng . a~ . Sc!l>ilol bllildlng on Sat=loy wetile - · Fob. 11 ot 7 p. m. All iotlies .~ IeQiie5ted oto brJq a mx ~ OD<I ·<OOM dMoed in old f'!"ili- ~·· """"' will bo a'\"l'rded.ahd ·~e)& Welcc.J!e. ..'JALUTED' 'I . • . c . .. • 8:30 Climax 9:30 Four Star Playbo,Js.J <L St10t~ics or ·tllle Ce-n1'WY "\: 1~:.0;0 .to:so ··Quiz Kids u :oo \:p-II>·the-M:tnute 1 11·08 1'he. Late Sbo• . Get the most "GO" for the least J)ougb. during our ., New a . . . ·. ' FEBRUARY . SALES . JUBILEE . . - .... ·,-- I , ,,, .•;..r• • . -•" · ·- · · .•, : . . ' '-•· 1· -'f • · no.:~. ·CQiftft-~,_.,.or..a..m ~:es.r.~~«~e 1:... ~ 1• , ' , ' ,r\- rf:•'•' .... . • .. ..., ·•· - ~·. r·, · ·· ·. . , 1 1 :1· j.. • -· .... :.'1. ' .... f ~·... ~ ..... :j . ;· .. . ~-:J5 ~;~· .~t. ·.... •jl· .•lt. ··,•. . .~. ";,.1." ' •\'··,' •• '·. '; r . , .,.,nOA,y' . vu. • ' ' • • . ' - 1' • ' ·•. ,. .' . • Y.IPilP, JIIPO. D"£ZO , KPC IYV JKZO: 1 i'<~()i~JI' P• .., ,. .. • ' t ':'·1;:1 • .... ' ,. . r' .. . ' .' :;.; '•• ' 11 I ' I " . ,· ·1 r :. '.:- > ~ ' I" ' ' ,._1 GREAT TV, FORD THEATRR. Wli.d-TV t:3D ' ' .:mY !L\.!/tl. ' , , .• »>Mr&INtlll "" Klae .....\&,... .,._. ..._. '.· ! • " . • .'· ~: / ··"·. 461 ,S. Thil·d St. , . OY~H-CIB. O•YBI II. . ,.~ 01111~10, MAKIJ HUIIOIJlll Al A·MII:OICINIJ FQI\ HllAJ.TH-TU~Silil\. • • .. • ' J 'I ' -.~ • .•• ' >::' , ' ~ • • .•:: ..., arno.., .... Quo...... • ' WH"fN:;yv Cha~tnel18 10 ....... •s..t 011 ~·of --IUtpri«& gaUon £or !OOgU:t.ar. Thitt includes tt:ve ceMSI fOr- sb.te tax but oot p...,.• MilTS 'f. • <m11 Cbllrctl. Fllelldl the low-price field at no extra oost! Th-e g:roUp ',granted tbat PrrobatfJ UlB to say, Judge ' John Baeon cootd attend "'l'bis ·i t my fiM attempt! rbo win 11 t-he 1heetin~ in Columbus of tbe pu)>Jlo olfloe.. I foe! ti1Bt I can Ohio Amo!:loti<>JI of Proba<e Ooul't 11ve the job allY f.u·n aDd und:iv·i· Judges, at>tl Ohio of ded .attention _1tBd Ute OOUJ"teous Juvenile O:llQ't; Judges M. the ex~meDtl. to the JPUblic, u .the~· peas-e ot tOO county' detti'Vf:l and EIXpect. I abo fee-l It was J111CJved that $900 be that my y.o.ulib aOO independeoce tra.nsfened from Pool' ReHel · of any politica'l tim 'Y'ill -M-able Fund..to Aid To BHn<l; $6100 ~ me 1Q,ip«6)nn tbe ~uf.ii!s ·o~ ooun· tran9f'ft1'8d ir.om Poor Belief Disabled -i lld tyi~ "' .... -ll<t!OJ> of F't.tDd tJO Aid for be . mm.fen-ed from tile .r IMelg. County." bad Gulid Will 'llolij T~e Early Show 6:30 Your' EssG Reporter 6:45 Sports PaTade 6:M Weathehllan 7!00 Patti Page 7:15 Doug Edwards, N6WI• 7:30 The Range Rider 11:()5 t;ale SMw· 1 meo.<lit!g Ttiuroday i11 ·tibet baetmtent 5:30 Arthur Gbdfroy & 9:00 The Millionaire an dve member of t.be PomeroY Firs\ Aid Squad and Third Wa:d Fire Depll'ltment. He bP al60 a · membl!ll' of t:be Mel: h0di9t Church ¢be. Sautheastem ().hi"O ~n'lli .C<ttm<ii, <he Meigs Cwnty F~h &11(1, Game 1\mo., and AD inactive basketball ,oftldaf. W.heo ~ b: comment ""' to be ......... T9 MilT ' 5:00 Lucky 8 Ranch 8:00 • sHes representative Is married to A:he form.er Win~tmed Olall'k and !Ms two 8t'epohildren 'Dmlm,y ll and Jl.ldr 13. I ' ' Vaughan is ·a gt1&dua:te o[ Pomeroy., HJ'gih SCI1'00ii lfl..nd " •lifelong reiOdht of illeii!S ew,cy. He is Vaughan ?'3G Ci~o Kid 6:00 Phil Siivc.r.!l Show . c 8>30 Navy Log 9:00 M'eet Millie 9:30 Red Skelton .. 10>® $64.000 QnestJion ·I'.·· , 10:30 D;o You Trust Your ·,Wife 1 11 :00 Up to Uo& mtnute Ne.'fo'l illo> lah\r, ~ involvood (in Fairlane and Station Wagon models) is the biggest, most powerful "8" in fD.r Wirndows, etc., ·i t wu agreed, (Oo.ntiwed from Page One) NeW!I Headllnes Weathercast Plan New Paint Job For County CourtHouse .,. . -Yed .. lla... News Picture Ford's Thunderbird V-8 engine ·'. ~Melila~~ die • • meet:ioe bel<l in t!he """'" 't!le .aa-1 lit! IICOepl oeolod · blds r.. · the lOb UDtll . Mio'Ch.1, ""' that the oounty wiH lumish the l>aiat. 'l1>e oGler ma- • '3:511 Lcs Paul & Mary Jl'ofb: 7:30 DID-ab Shore 11:00 II>G3 11:10 11:15 11 :30 1:00 ... ' _.,eeb Father Knows BM!l · Kraft ThNtre WC.HS-TV Channell rorei.an manopoly eapitn·ti$s ·and war moo~ i.n,t:he .heart ut A B•lovl!lld Son Sign Off On the wbjec.t ol MnlteC: im· prov......, it .,... broutlbt out tltit on UI'Pou Avenue end JduJ. bercy Aveooe :tlb!t ~ are de.terioratin& at ,. NpiQ pace durin& llht recent inclemmt: weatbe.r. ea.... tw the obigb - p1 dam· • to 1lbe atreet.s was blllmed: on ; the beavi'ly l..cteo ooall bucb wllieb W<t ~ im:eooani'Jy. \ Uuton AVa)Ue it Wa& .pomt.ed ' 'OUt is a narrow tborou2hf&re to becin witb om<1 "'"'b 1>ovoe made a qu~ of IBklewallcs in p<1!18· inti «bel- Yeblcl... (Juoi>s, walk• ·IIDCI privote ~ !lave been oubjeeled to • lriil> rate of ·-- WlliNIIDAY 9:00 Sign On-Prayer A<lll088 ll : l5 11 :30 I Wealhercast Pl"t\!iS Box H~U. WHkin!.. n Show Tonig ht -- ----- - - - -·- -·--- 1HUJtSDAY Sign On 6:55 7:00 Today 9:00 Coffee Time 10:00 Ding DOng School t0:3G Ernie Kovacs Show ll :OO HOifle k iS" k.fliOWill 4iba'tmUiions of J)('O-in ~te!Ut:-e ('ountrles and many 12:00 Tennessee Ernie Show Rua:d-a it9eolf, laik-e the ril'lk of H~: 30 Feather Your Nest Ito Lhe.~e pco,grams. j 1:OO Bob & Jan Carr Prf'sent 'J1h.e '9tabilon caHed RlAS-radio 2:00 Halls of Ivy the Ame~·ican .sectQr---fJperates 2:30 Parson's StL!dy a·nu Matinee Theatre \\'est Be-rlin·. U eeletwated · armiver.gry Slll\day. Com 4 :00 Date With Life rnuni•t ll!eWspapers OOmpHment 4 15 Modern Roman(.d 4:30 Queen fCJr a. Day tim effooti't'e woJ'k or RIAS by ou!Hng it \SUch bhings 'It"' "~t· 'PIIid, 5:00 Old Timer \ sl'inki·ng neWS< uloer owl'led by - - - --- a 11Talk All Guod Is Pern:taMtrot. ln 'ldditio'rl', radiD · ·tl'1JUt5mitt~n based in. West Germany oate transmittlng 8rllMlommunist: opropato Iron Curi·a-in cou.nt.ries We phoned a .mtohtxilub ful: ______ --~-----~- ''~" Oul'lt·ain wht-n t:he witnd wa'!l r~ght ; since--April, 1954. 1'.hey eauy tmll Com,muni&t propaganda. t·aken edltoclal, notice of (he p()(lll· by ~ •-. If <.he wo!·ks seven and lar song "Sixteen Tons"--41 !uta"".,. """' br~. but c!Jlchy, number W'hleh I •bltlf .hounJ Jn illhe mine, plus tells of 1 roa1 mi·n er wOO 18 mer- an htur. ctom port411 to WOJ'Ik and ('~le-9Sl·Y exploited. works 1ike 1l wnrk t1o port8't, 'h e makes $:ZO a dog, and .owes his soul to tbe ,day, ·~ rieht flOW' be Is .probabl• 00'1IJ>ltll'Y .'llone. worlth'Nf 200 day~~ a year. Is th-la "kml'ni:.iblm, M :the SOl'llfC impliES. or t.hk mhw!ir the Post !I:I.YJ~ or- ~mg hlm furthl'll' .and tur, "What we would like to know is ther mto debt &t th2 rompan whe:r(' he worb, If he Ia working !Mre1 at t.ht> race of ,the se~m~ ,u ,part of a 1en mM lflrJtill 'UI'Ing t-he dmom 11 :10 I Art And Reality ' 11 : 0~ 9:uo ,_. from the un.WJ.n wotild mean with from eltheJt Ulliion oOol" 61DDI~·er: tl ra wal trom hls t iv.ellhood. So ~n. and whldl have so far ·hMe be ii, not. only ci)'Jitive au· been. adopted by 17 of t}w> SOV· ~Henre for t.he union leat\er's: poll- .....gn 7:45 News Cauvan 8:08 , The Bob Hope ShO:W· 9:00 i''lreside Theatre 9:30 Playwrights 56 10:30 Mr. Oistr!ct At~ae,. 11:00 News Headlintll · n;uuri!Jl tenHory. 1 5:00 Old Timer t':oo 1 5·30 Howdy Doody . . ' But 1i I~ ot"V.ident t!hat -t.he pro-· -- - - - - - ! ,,,.; J~ "'111!11¥ jl! , Ai~:)!t ·~· i,:.:. Pllllil -. epntfgcl>ed ur ·- A~e>e::m -.WIDNI!DAY 6 ~ 3'0 ·' . .lttf.Q'Ci.es. _agoa}'l:m .&t~a'ls (iDm lna· 6:55 Sign Or. 6:40 6:55 ·. · .j tton pf Ellm6111l" ~~~" 00 Today . 7:09 · 'J'l}e Kl•enllln f~ItoWert · up · its ~· Coffee 'l'ime 7:30 n'llte to the UnH.D<t SIJaotes by pro- 10:00 DinJ Don.e; School 7:45 t~ini fomtaLIY t.o West GeJimlny 10:30 Ernie Kovaes Show 8:00 M6nda.7 apJnst rbhe la~hing of ll :QO HoQ"te . propagianda bUU0008 from itt ~·er- · 112:00 Tennes~ Et:nle Show 8:3G flilory by American · agNK'i('s. 12:30 Featbet .Your Neat 9:® 1:00 Bob and J~o carr Present 10:00 F,... Europt Prfts 1 2:00 Su'Slie 10;:·:1() 'l1he9e bal·loorw, (If' m:ost or ·tlbtvn I 2:30 Came<rll Goes lo School 11:00 are :~n-g ,sent. up by ilhe Amct·i3:00 ·Matinee 1 ~andao <tk'al . 6:30 Sports Eye 6·40 Newa )'lcture ., 6 :55 u.~ P au l & Mary Forti . 7:00 Gr::a'nd OJte Oon 7:SO Dinah Shore men1iotted big b&ll'Oons . equipped wl·t1h pho00grop11ie and ·radi(l de- 4:15 Modern Romanrl's vices, -whieh ar.e hrndlDg i'n Com- '4:80 QjJeen For a Day The f.apti-ve A~ience r.. 6.00 Soldiers OI Fortune TUISDAY 6:55 Sign On . 7:0 0 9:00 Coffee 'flrne JO:OO Ding LJona: School Ernie Kovacs Show HOme Tennessee Ernie Feather Your Nest BDb & Jan CatT Star Showcase Pllmo-n's Study MilliMe The~Me 4·00 Dute with Life si~~: Channel3.·~ ----·--------~-----·- Soviet RUS$1a 9600\S .to bl:> rget- 110:30 tint WO!'f!ioed OV'l'II" .the unH-Commu - 11 :00 nlst propaganda Wh i!C.h 'i.s ·getliu !:( 12:00 through its lron Curtain, 12:30 • 1:00 A note <Of "determined protest " 2:00 wh~ll .t1he So\'iet :ICM!:mmM'l sent 2 :30 to Watsbi!n,gton OV'm' d11e weekend 3:00 1:. Sub!-Crlption rates1 De1ivP.ry hy ·~er,wl\ere available 80 Cfttl iJtr week: one ye1i In advance at The·l>•ll; Setltlne1 offiee, $l.IS.OO; U a memh4!1r .of a pol.it-to.l -party or a dv.kl .or fratemall <OJ!II:nir.ar hon, ~n't ·) ike 14le pol:l.cft ·aod Jl1'4~r<tO)..'l of bhe of1t&n.iutioo's leadershfp he •ha!J a ~le r~­ cO.UI '.-1€'. lie can f'~ign, without pt>n11lly, and j.otn anul!ler group or nurJe a't all , a9 !he chooSt>s. But oop~ :a member' of a 1ahor u-nioo doesnlt like tfte al.-a·n d Oil personalities and policies lakt· .,.n by the un.ion ortk'ials. 'lbf.n t h.e s~tuaUon brol)me<r utterly diffeNml. A~ the Wall Street Pntt St.tf Cornspondtnt ___._ OD • llvay ......,_ flirt ·a 1>81' kid of time, with Oou:nei1men IIN1nll - SdJoel,e, nilliorJ ob!ectlooo to Ohe hlfh •....,. of hlilo. . _ ... the poot IOOII!b .....l<ld $280.65 "' vawe. for the pat DlOI\th. j WSAZ -TV . STEVENSON AT CHICAGo ' Oontlnll<otl fr<lrn p.., .Go<> DEYOTID TO INTIRESTS Oil MIIGS-MASOif ji.RIA RICIIARQ P_omeroy Streets Tuesday, February 7, 1956 r ;.;_·:::::::::=:::::::=..::-~==::::;------;:;;Pl~A~YIN~G~WITH MA:;:::TC~HE~S~~AG~A~IN~~-::=C=o-==en=ta=ry~.~--~-l-:-EV-IS~IO . The Daily Sentinel ~ ... ... .' ·On , t. & ' - ',,.•' .:.. . THUBB. .·" :- .' .~~. Middleport; Of:lio ' �• ' . .. *"'"'"" n.~ .. r -\ ··Tuesday, wFow 4 Local Te@~!i) .See Action TonWh,t ~gainst Bulldogs And Chieftain$ I:'anthers To Meet while lht> ·DaiJ,y In 1lbe ~ Paalber8 ..,d tht> SilC points f:lOI'ft'l'!d~ in an over, b~· W~t..eJ~mmy .Pa'J.wrlol ~ 1111gave~ Wa.h,trrnll f'l&nUW ~ vi-M!ary OW!'rf.he. Ripley V'lk- 1ime ~ plat't! BuJidog!J. whilt" the Jad.ets w1ll bt> <1ft LogS~ meeit ng 1ngs gaml' tlhe ceilnr dwelllll'& Chieftal.n:<l. on Mon03'Y • pJllr~ e\lelliM an the- ;ft ft:rv~wood0 riOOr . Et!NI't'o'here tn tbe SEO t'e-agut' the C.lfip;)}.M BJ\Ie [)@\l.rk will i'O .arl.t'r wtn 1noumber 47 111 ::. raw in 100 Mn!urt as ~they p~ay ·h{~ to N'eiBon\' iJie end hdt...on :rnd WelJ · 8to.rt rrt('f4. 00 1lw Jarkrro;n In , M'I.'i ~ Cmm1 y Rn11:md W1H play hmJI \() l t> ~ ~~~,. l r:l'l in ·~ Jo:o~1- Eull'ltt r in ttw ~ - · ~,n n f ' •om• roy SUT'pr t!lfrl A h"r w ; h 1 5'l·1 _. w1n OVf'r lh t• f\u l h J.,~~- ll ,1wn · ~ -\! · h-enl> rrr t·n.' lv :,;;t ~· a t;a ll qJ••l•j a~­ terJ1rt t' lru;l l i<- b"l t• ~ ·· !ul : +1'~ and the imp rm·HI 1\ u' 'd • . '.1 til he hoping '' " •r..t r rv 1·'1.!,t' f : h.tl Shm•lry will drews at <'81Ur .and Bill Shel'i-dan a .'llhe flUUids . Middle)lQI'i r oo up th~ir big· l'48 w• G!'lfte lo Holsutn Bake!I"y. t''l2 125 136 ~: Schil11rrg _ 1:18 132 143 1 Rollifl\!f ru 823.842 and J. & hll l ng ·-- 181 177 142 8?0 for 'II; :OO:re uclual mt:d· of 2534 Sisson -- .' -- 134 HIY l97 11>3 Libe-rty IQ .had little- .trouble Shll1 h -3 4 ml ttn'ee f-rom tiYC . D1•. 7 7 ,: ,3 Chode paced tobe. restaur- · boys with 1bis ba-1• Wl'i'EU or T •, with Ma·,_u.es on . o 'nt.r B¥tineet SF~ Duke S.lh'tet" •.~ the lateAI ol 8 Gfi 'J~ · UUt .am!t,aJO w.hile. Mts~ Myrna lf.~~ell, dauJhter of the "!a~~er Sat.s" to sign on tile. Cmw lillid~ OfniiS•MP OOll- • Mr. a~d. Mrs. _Stl:lneY Russe,ll ~ 000 dotted. un-a, thit· Bro~yn Dodgers' Street, Otuo, hQ 1slugging agreel11g , ~~~· $ bdt f.Q(' JUSt c~ullJl:let.etl ar~ngements t~ Monday to a pac~ estimated at WMb-11!2:· 8:00. Cl Hl& trl!th enter C~lulnbb~ ~uslrles!l Unlverst- $.421000. r . " ty (Offtce Tratmng Srhool) next 0 gam~ ~=~iot;p 1'•""'!"'11 82~ ..!~ 8 ! PJtddl~J.mrt, P~ee Klu~e,w¥J, YO&i'.Ber~ ~nb, Cl!l\~~elder ~-15 nu CM'oin.~tfll?le 1 ~~-tha ¥:_~ ' P.i.tcber Bill Harrlngtop ~jhe l~e 28~ ,m.em~r· or ,the·. . ~~ Ctt)' Mbl~tlcs to ~glee to ~Q\BThe 24-)leai- old had Assn. I · ·. rigJiL·~~ a~t roHI!C i l >r S.aJd "' :" t~~•I.!I!J • ·' l l o\f)t>ll 16 Tht• tt~t\cl.lna 'prbe ~lu · 11 ' J ' h•tJt tJrU~ lltWI.Iil'tk'ld ·t o *t.Kkt wn§ 1'ewlcabu:ry Cf'lun c•J. fhug:ht ,· r~ u! Attl!'l'li' 1 "'' · hn9ot-Jl)y Robt>rllls conllnf'd to hfs met itt rt>gulat• !'! ""'Hun ~li·nd l·\ I H M~ ~llt~ lftiK'k .and M.iw Evu 1 · m t'"'me , Wt'ht> T~rrH'l' wit~ tlti'f-E"veniu~ ''' lilt ·· ltli)lJJI:, Jt •·u " '' ~ Wf';f "tt Nrn.ed rtac ump8. ...,· . h '''' "'-· · lk::~rt-.r Coot, Mrs. "" I VIll ''[JOk, ;l '>1 11'1'3 ' 1' I) Jd... M~• Thm -· ~ Mn. C. J. F:henbach 11prnt Fri· Vit"t' l"'tm t: i,l.or· p t ,. ~~~ 111 g . ma Ha.llck ~Mil M'flt. W R dll.y in Rutland wilh her daup, h ~!"i'. l'a.J i'llrko·•· \1.•• n'<f)(Jrl ' d l"l:tvi!i llw k ite hen ~tt!tt; Ml"i tfr and sun In· law, Mr . and M;·s ;~'! llav mg a l;aby !{1 ; I. ~fn f' ,·.'<lnk J,,hn 14\lfohelot, Mtw. T..ueille Haw, l'arl llyM-1 1. R}'llher', lbtH:banU ~·J ·• • rL'I'•'l1 ..' t k ~JU, ~~~"'- Arn old a.,r,. .,q, MI"R, ~alter neute r who has bt>t>ll Jll nnod M:<~. Hn .n J)u !ll•y l!o'~ { a-1-~ou 0\.'+'r.~U Olr:i~. W.)."::i IIOd lqt>MW~; qmte Ill Is rt•ported as tn.pmvi ng n·portd ,o 'l'll.rnk \'lJu llli.1t•, Mr$. Alb!>rrt \\'~JO(bl!d. illl1t; 8 £'f'Mrs. Harold Johnson and Rich· Wl.•m re;+\1 r·~ +m l ht· \\'JPJ~<·I an d nl('(' na r .. t <IUJ.:d 'Miaude 'llewkt!JIIut'Y"· 00 llrd lei,fh"t"l of SprJngfleJ \1•' WOI"C 9 1r~'J' - ·• · f J ill! I I'~ f Itt' p tW,• I :> St''ll1 Ihe Ol'p1u:IJ1S ooi}. home ('I(JHifJJ>VIf"', , " ~~ent guest8 of Mn~, Emma Lei f. A ~·mJTttttP!( :.t'l ' n wa..; re!HJ M't"mbcl'8 of tQw 1nlt'krlory I I' am heJt and Mrs. 'fht!odore Lehew t·mm rr.'.ar~tl•" l'~ 1\t >lle r, dir-:1rict Wt.TC Ni<]LJmted (I() be ..-...1 ut' Paul DBrnell of Union Avc n ~ul <.1-r-puty t•c· t~('l!"l'ni,ng thf' ~l t .. \nl{'t !hn next meetd.n(. A V.alfmt•ine ~ spending two weeks In Spring. l't!!Y WI1K·h " \i,ll 1,,. lwld M:<y 21 pa1't)' w~U 1M- held (c!iow.illoJC tlhe eld, Ill. , on buslnell!. •::.rt CJhL.,h•r l Lwus ~·ut •t'll ,~~~ vut l.l'n .Qt}(,t meetU.g end mt'ttUbelll (tft." ot!be meni'{X··it.'ll al I he ra ll Y lt wn~ 11equcst.OO ltu lmlnig cititt.lr ' sc.ond· ~hart~ lfamm, student af Ohio ·a.lso VL'lod In a,,k ror l utp~ltun un Wlt'htos {If cookl~. '*' Umvetslty, Athens spunt weekend with bis pnrents and M~s. W a lt~r Hamm . ' J ' M 1.l-.11s Jeanne )HineR ~or ·Columbus .' . - - - -- -- the Mr · __ -_:::.:__ ' spent;, th~ wtekelld wilh her pa~ ents, Mr: '"d Mrs. Edwnrt.l Hines or ~inersVille. Ltoyd Wr~ght o.-:cl Bd lv BT(> in lltlJW'iro•!<1•f't11 W . V·a. ' . ·n 3-3 record apd .4;09' wned , run .t,ast season.' l. thoe fit'st gam:e' by 4 G.UDIIN CLUB MEE"T Tbe Twilieht Garden club will meet Tburtday even.iog at the ~me of lin. PbU Williamson. 'A. ::::- bosteM will be Miss EJ 11 ie A Tall One 111:1. ~ Sw...O. wa• hUih tor owe·wnb 11!2' aod ~rod • 1110 hiSh ~ TNt QUNY'f TODAY'S SPORT PARADE 1 SECOND STREn MAlKST Graves ______ .! 134 173 183 TP Davis .L .. ... i29 116 124 or the sea9CJ.Il v.1JH'Il1 90 72 oe-arlit"r the Jackel!! hol)e to get back i:nto the Win rol· umn Dlo' tiu~t tJh~ · b&p.la<> Chiefs L()j'an I. .s w~m only on'f.' lt>ag'Ue 1s Roush _...... _ Ha oo 111 asa 10 Mitch --~·--·. 180 134 143 457 4 Blind, ----·---- 130 130 130 30 Haruhcap _____ 72 72 72 4 Total .. 790 ill5 769 0 POMEROY SENTINEL 0 ChffOO<! ··-·-- 205 til:! 222 0 ~ode>® ·-·--· lQB 161 94 64 Gra~ ---·- .. 1~0 196 172 TP [Ohialer ~-- ---- tt-4 1315 139 2 Gt'li€1~H - -· . •. 170 155 107 16 Total an 750 794 23 LIBERTY RESTAURANT 2 llloiPIS ----- . 182 151 210 8 Crow ···---- - 164 190 1~ game •till'> season,, und that wail q.ai~t Pomeroy earlrit'lr in the year. Tvp st'orel1 f.o.r thto Chiefs ,ift lkLa.ughl'~n . but he gete bel:p !rom Lappaon -a.nd Buckles. The ol'her <two st.arter.ll probably wiJI be Dicklo,ns und Morgan . Cooch John Plii'S'OIIIS will us~ Bob McK.innt•y and Bub M~ls at the fQrwardf with 1...81111'}' Rak-er at cellote-t·. RJch Hwatd:er .and Jim ~wlet~~ wi-ll be at 1+he ruards . 4 DavLs ------ .. 147 177 161l 390 216 1 609 443 438 SaD 492 2:nu and --·-- - 134 1110 11a ---- -- 138 128. 128 -···- 38 38 a~ : !' 543 sOO .'ftcia:p-· .-;FiesU~Ie . .. - 1 .' . . . . P.• rt 19Weat-ukt AJ18 Rodrlql.lP plaY& tn the , Doqtlnican fall'. The San. ~rlstubn.l lasa ot 220 tn eonteat exlUtllttng ' I tHI IANNIR me holds aloft tn Cludad TruJillo tells you whlU • rum - 687 797 721 Iowa both reached the brink of dereat ftJo~tday ni1ht. but the Bll Ten leadm turned back valiant upset atlfmptl by Indiana and WlteODilD tb remain neck and n1ck ln their race lor the confer· ence Utle. ' ·. ' . 493 J~;:~·-··· 108 143 14? 393 ~ --- 13D 16«:1~1 ,.i~(i ------ 118 1il1 \R ~ "•• 2274 0 Ma!lthews --~-- 175 140 178 499 5 Memhinl ---·- 1M 178 163 490 0 ------- - · 822 84a 8?0 21134 ' flO YOitK CINTIIAL ~ ' IIJini And Iowa Are Hard Pressed To Keep On Top Ullnols 15~. Mr"S, lla••t'} . d:;~ \llll lt or i11 Ual11polis Wcrlrw!!· ml t.h~y ~!ieated Logan in ,thtl SM!IOO, .Jl1d . CIII'CAOO UP - 168 / aOO 142, whll:e SissOn tl~t 1~4 . 189 Hawthof1ne at torwiWl'ds Bill An- left point t1.otlal OVi<~C oVE<!' won I and Bill Quadh!i 130 130 UJO 124! 114 131l D~rs· I r l. ~hll GJ~boi.:aP wa11 n hual· one ,pin' m'll'gin oveT Holwm Bak· eey, b\lt tom ilihe ~ .t'W() games. John Schi'Uing tDnd John Sisson both :bad 600 l!lel)es for rtth-e &kers wilt·b Seb.llllng biMJng 181, t 77 1 Ohadt +" movOO DurMn 141 l:W. taft seoortd piece tie wi:~~ Obi u 'llot.al __ _ . 748 666 731 V-.alley EloohUc -as they took ton-Ne HOL,UM BAKERS sl~ from Sf!:I:'Qn.d Slw~l Mar· w0od 118 119 koo, whPle ioe-;ing two s .. - 111i Ath1•n-. •h<H '·' l11 g b:dl t•ltlh wi th j J im Kutko~kw ,arHl Wton WaQ,• a<~ their leadmg M'H'I'N~ llroWr\'l r Joe Sou!th , Snydt<t, Kt h•, t'll :trt rl lJf't' nll r an o,;t·r•n• a ntl ar ,• 1hr·•· a1.; C'oiK'h Senl\in~. 179 133 160 ., M Local Council, Daughters Of Amel'>ica lnstalis Mrs. Stahl As Councilor ning aut In th• 1.-1 fnme Bit I WHIT& ROSE MEEliNc; Gruettf' follow~ Clifford with · Whtte fkts.a Lndge, Auxi-liary nt • 492 sarles, whll• for bc:ond th& Rrother.hood of ~~looad StrHt Midi:• . Ral~h c;r:avM hatl Tha · f'n wild me-et \Vlerdnll'tJdaY, hi• lalghf.st IBIH •Jth • 4tO a~n at .t hl' Woodman's Hal>h totat on ...,..._ of' 134) 172· aftcl, -,-- 1 probably go al ong wH h hi ~ lu ~ boy11 IQill:i:ll!lt 'the Bull dogs wi.th Harold Brown a+ntl Junior I~G:lNIIRO , ..... s,.m Wtlt.r deall1" wi.lh his qe.W oo~t;~~ The major leatUI!I' blunt stars dld not revell.l "bow wJloppi . a are sla:ning so. raa1: that there. raiie. it was." Likewi!e, clU~ V may not be a ilnale m1jor bold- Preud~ot BU%1.)1 Bavasl utuled to Ot\t. wlwn the. Mar:cll 1 spring dLsclose wheltler Snider OJ( Clim· trainin& deadUne arrlvee. panclla Wltl be the hlibi92 With three weeki 11till to 110 to t-st paid player i.n 19!58. . 416 the rte&dUna, ~ bi.J. le&.IU8 mag"I'm oat a;oin& to set UP. ~ i90 nates already hav!'! snared most competition between my bill ptw376 of tbe key men. Alm011t invarlably er11," ~vui. ~d.. "All rm ,1°1:-J 471 this. means tbat tbe · Uttle fellowa to 9~ II th~~ D~e pt IL · very 2 145 will fiall m:eekly Into line. ftne ra~se. Hes very happy, abotlt. · it aod so are . Wt' ." Tai.e a Iooi at i'he llsi or big • 291 names llon · a,lready Tbe .anoounced New· YorK:· :t.h!" G}4nts, 403 Ml"l, N--om'" ,•-y Willie Cam· while, navemepn· ail1n413 ~ .._...., ue..-\"' d h R K tt· ' • pit ,r· pan.ell~, Jackie ~blllSOn, · Gil e cate er ay . a an'J cnen 500 Hodiil:a, R"";· John: Wlndy .MtCidi li'n.d Jim Con· 500 ra, Mickey Hant16. Si#n' Ml.tlial. stable. Kalt hit .!1S last season, l03 Ted McCall had R .recbrd ln reUef 1 6 Larry Dob.)!, Hinule·EtNe Mlnqso and a1 w:~.-. Tt'd WUUtnns. · or neapo IS tn ~ ft.lliiR'KIRn .. POMEROY SOCIETY · ___________ ..__. June: Poul Cijlfor( ....a tht S... I , . . . tlnel With. & n1Ce ' 609 i.rl.S On ' j" MiSiii . Russell .•s qutte ar!tve In garnet Df 205, 112 and 222. All sc~ool. She ~·II i{raduat~ (rom 1 th,.... g.rnes w.re fairly clo.- r~neport lhgb School m M:ay with th1 rwwspape.r boys win- wnt:' n ~rin. f'tl' ('I. h 1 '; MeArt.hu r 111 a ~lr;tl··:t.::ur 1-.: t·n • terll l:t•:t:r nJ OVE¢ withl.'f~JKM4i~91).~bl sin'i'~tt. ~111 wm Ufl ~ ('l Res{laurant f'MUnucd 4 Snider s.a\d he wu "tir~led to ay FRIO DOWN Unit~ Highlights t.o'Oold t>beli'4.v.-l)irlnne lead in bhl' Sw:wgon _____ _ bOwling ~ as thoy Hell -·-- ___ . V.'OD tfibee' !io • 'I'OW~ ·kl!l tl'ig trs. llli.nd -·-----·· from Nt"\\' 'York Omtro:1l. Mean, WJU:s()ll, ··r-·-· Midcae:port. Yellow JaekM& l;ic)th will be- oo il!he road. tOi'llight in 9JO eonleslts with the fnmbf>M .treldnt w. Mhen8 tn meet ~·he t"arltt·;· ' .,. ~iberlty Wabama T~y Over Ripley~· iD~'l • AthenS; Jaebts Play At Logan ti,.,.. B.o w Iin g;· ' Twe~y,_februory 7, 1956 F~l:ifua.ry J,, 11~6 N6Major Holdouts Foreseen As Big League Stars SigJI = I • ' .... --- - -~--.....~- CHRYSlER~ Dtlula ltretebed Its wlnnlnll atre•• to US ltralaht and remalned. 1 undefttated In Bll Ten play by turnl., blot la<llona, 92-811, but only .,_. overcomlllil a 18 point Hootl.er IM4 with 10 mlnutes play. Paul Judloa . 11nk two throw• with 4t HeOndl left In 11me to put the llllnl abea4. 89. Then Judaon .,nk two more ta the dylna aeconda to wnp up D· llnoil' sixth ttAiihl Bl& Ten. trl• umph. Iowa bad to overcome t!'ODIID leadt before the lbo podrjo Bodpro, ?8-?4, II ·. ' ' ' • .·.:,. . ~ .~.' ·' . ... ' _,,,the Ill)'·;;,; R~:!loai p;.,_-your ,...tot fmm ' ••• AND ALL't"Hae• MlJ t!itlJ'."..t40.iJo" - -~-· """"!fl*>.. "'H:put ' 1111 -ltjj ( ~--~ . fll~f'llll ' ~ ·:~:::::.~~:~ Eq1oo OMoeoiUio.:.;,;.- ad-' --~ TO ' .. '< Ill. Vll • TO ~tool' ajpt• · from. · plaee ln a eool room 111 a oeeupled by omrol boyo. ' • ' •• ' i ~~~~~~~-~ol htaw., B1--Matic• 14lUfl to IWMDiiji·~· So.. if y~ bnf' an 1 " S~H111P , ' ... • '> • ' ( "":rou R,., ... .. the ful~ t.d.yl re ..... - 1-..l!t:b_Ia the ............ "llltqrill• Btoopo..· ,...., .... ......,. ;. tlo , ..,..;~"-'uoewlllU.P"""' tt0tlott-Jl¥koll R.,bf T,;l58 E..... ~_t', II!'""• onlJ ;, Qldomohilc ~ Tlw-...; ,..;... Plnil . . ..,~oll!lfllti litllmY F-iltttll · llw·"11lllliilo·l ..... t ' • -·~ 1.....1 •.• • ~ wltll i!bt•• n,tlita"' • ·--· ~·RiiiO C"--··. with ~.. I(«< !fiRwl' • ' } !'" l ' I OBILE ' • . u ! \ T - OU!5MOIILI ~!l!!ifi~.-,.---------....:.,__ andV MOTOR SALES ' �• Tt.~esdoy, Febr110ry 7, )956 WANT ADS --~--~~--------------~~~~~~~~~~----- ------l'ID: !lllltlt PAMttT BYIlL Al'ID IIUIS. ,8MITB HOW SATEWTi. WIU GO Tuesday, ~!)' 7, l95! • rhe Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio ••• ••• t HEA M.V.otAGUMI . . . boll' t:b141!U'th a t .S. b&e will tra:rN && :&a,OOQ.. .m.pb 1111-w It 1J lauDetJed I.Q tbe ln&m~•dooal O.,bylllc&l l'u r wtwrh btliM JuJr 1. 1951. "l'rr. IIJJ.lpUcal Pllth COY_.. IZIOat 1.11 tM ll. 8. ud d Of part ol ats ~ Jt.t l'2l.u.laN fCWII -.rill wt1l 'IU'J' 11'0111100 to 800 miiN, U4 orbit wW ... IDflU...S 11,11 tiM ~uat.or at aacJe' or ~ to dap'eea. ~ nJCket. wtU l1ft. U.. 30--I:Ddl ""mooQ.. tc Jt.• p&tJJ. w!ltcb ww. ,.,..•• - - l,t.OO QOr1.h and ~uth.. t..tllk:.htn.a wtD be aut cout of 'J'tol'lda- eo.t ~ UN uteWte. a Nart ~ IF YOU I'ANTTO •It• mu. wtU .. 1%0,0(10,000. ' , _ _ , _ _ ) MEIGS Br All eAPP L1i. ABNQ COUNTY ' OOTTO " ' . . MEIGS T.Oill9llfinl . t~!'"-., w_.,C.rol ,,_,,_~_. ,.,_., , 0 i ' ,.. ,.. ••.,..,9,. -'-J>lort< Wl1Ul, Al.JGJ'III.t:Nl' ~ ...d t.r..&e wvlc<. Wt:•t J'(.lakfv)', OblO dac~lil' bai~¥ ll).w· v ~o« , btr~, JUJJI Y-. ,.,1. U 4f ...tl.ol4 ,._d.o, VIQ9 Clotlll. cu- """"· Jll4dleJ>OI1. - -.x ····-~--- - ~ qflk jl)(.~ • z~ t.~w,w, Jmuu y ~.1111 Ww 1mk-~ , J•;u·.j:,lllll:i , ' M i.dM~~t 4}U: z.. Ph. e21111.x. WaveL Vaeation-wiae the trend hu CoUowed fasliSon-to a •bortn, easual y~ Here'• the StoJ'f, a1 ~ported who keep more ' 1' By JIAllt1LD IOIIA ORPHAN ANl\lll'l IN 11-IAJ ,.," " -· Cllllloo Yllhor,...u_. MW· <~J.< 10Jit. u~~t~ o u~ vw:n,t;· r b~ Wfl w~o g(~'­ COUNTY ~. \ ' taba tvW Vttr1 41fMirtblt fl"t fi i.H'J r APAllTMENT, AuWwtM: ,ll.ill ~t fufJJiii«!. Coli ' 17U·J . U· ~l I 2H« . ., ' 196:5 l''OJW Vld.o' HU1 , rW1 twd h.lNIIII•!•f , l•1w milt.'iiill 11006 .I JfJl.. lil Y J' IU'ItllfJJS , Mldtllq)~Jrt . :l 4-61.1~ Jl}6;j I' I .Y)I()IJTff, ~MI .,00. d••M-IJ l11Hx•~thoot , IJ006. J1mm y ~1 111r biJ/1(0, Mllt61A~(}I'H1 2.. ·1ML' By CHESTER GOIJLI llll):t I10 NTIAC' ~ t lu•W ~.lik e /II'W ff;'Jf) HI ~«J.IJif'r'liS, l'<nii-Cr AND 2 4 till: l"•tY , t1l1l•i HOMETOWN E APER· • FENCE SALE • .. -- Tu111 i,. Dr~""• l•ul,.,..,t, The PIHr Yt•r• Ml•lmum Aft. A1k , ., Mr. ,.,.. Th• Jl<·ko'on Jroa.t!lel!l Co. lorkt.on, Ohio I • 1'ftiVOTIIIW.IIIAim .........JUNK CO.-...,._ '' ., ' . QUJIIIJ I finl y uno od por roll, no hull ,., ~ Uiilll111cr. Phon• 98 fJIIU ~ Pfhr l ~. fBii'~'IJttl!4 , ~'10 11 I IJ Wh¥lt11111 c. ~ iolld~l ..,.... <IIK'I· ~ a-11-~<~ IJ.rll nnv• uwtJ, On11 __,............. ·---- - - . ------ SenJJnel "Devottd TQ'the1nterest of the Meiti-MI!I~On oreaa~' · On any Roll of Fence You hne 10m1thl"l To S.ll, Trod• or Al'l• IIOUIICI, Let A Dolly S.ntln•l Dlaplay _Ad or Want Ad be Your Rtpreatntcltln. · - They Get Reaultt ' I MAX WARP ..... . . . . It, -~~ 'lfnlrey, Ohle LIKE t ' . .. ' ' , ' Ll.n < . . ~' -•·.' t WORTH25c HE 1:001< j •L lrlnt It With You loch Ad WHAT lilOES . ~ ateumpttlll lv6 prlttl. I "' - II IJ~ ., . PRIVACY <lh thi.W - ( to ' J~:d t 'OIW 1/Miu.tp, J du~ llt."W, f ll ~ J1mmy ~·W'W)m, MIM I~ II"" .__ )i'u hion trelbk fluctuat. (Re· tiiiiDlber ttMI " )ong l1;10k" of U!a '4DsT) • .a~Mi ao. doe. ~e world of . �• • • ,age HOW BOUT';'..~;"'""~'- """'""""""',..rt· ""~ilo~~N~i~ec~e~Of>ilL~oc~a~l--~=~~~;gr~u~esd~~o~-y~!F~e~~r~u~ar~y~7,~1~9F56 Eight Middleport Garden Club Has Gathering At Residence Of M. L. French, Monday I M&J J...ucitko Smidl wa; in I' hoaal ~er md eblrlfe of tbr prQCl'lml wbeo the Clothtnc spedalkcit. I MilkllepOrt Garden Club m('( tblday evet*le rat tbe borne of Mft. M. L . t"'reoch w~ Mrs. Mllx ~- pmsident. ~- ~56 Smith bwed cokJred elides ~ made b6t eummer wh1le on VQ1.'11 tion . Miss Frieda Faebnle was ~ for the pidure'l. flo!·) C...U respmser~ 'W"t'l"e "Rm:lrs .m, wr Gll!'dem" and t~e mem~ rec-eived paci.ds of p1ctunes of nattv~ ~ M tavors. Mrs. C. ~ HennesY ditrplayed an wrangement US::ng a Jled bird fl · gurine ·as 1lhe focal point in an mTangernent of bcmloci. and pus· BJ'·Wi.JI.ow bnarK'.hes. Durung the b~ meetl.ftg Mrs. John Zerkle, ~ary. read an invitation from ~h . ~a Nol.·an, Me•gs ooum.y Uome Demon6'1.rat.ion Agerrt. to atrend the annual Acl'liovement Oar; program II llrl 1K M.idd\-ep;Jrt. High torlum on Mmcll 6 p. m. Speak~ IN will be J;me Scott, Sc-hool ood.i· from 10 to 3 the ~ l 1 . S . Educa- Rev. Fred Dunn Conducts First 01 Revival Sel'ies LIKE TO Gil' IT BACK POSSIBLI &!CAUSE I M:r6. Bern·. Nrf cAt IS LAID Tbe apt:&ua wb:> haw ~nt­ od ·~ M. ~- and stale j rneetm,gs will ~~treE fittmgt; , adult :;ty)e, m~ Simphci'ty pat· tt'ftlS and wilt ~ models W d& ~ dlei.r (&(is _ Ml>s . Rlobeft Reibel , Reg~ai Di.rectot o.f tlR OhWJ Asr,ociaboo of Gll!'del! Club&, oexplamed tOO ~ ··central Ohio Ji11iower ~ lbea~ tte Thw- to New Y'OI"k . Gue:Rs for the ~e.nlng ~ . Mr5. Reibel, •Mns.. Don St"iven and ~trs . Ed\Nl'd T . Fl'enoh. The ho-stess cserved a derisert ooun;e assisted by her -daugh1.«. Mrs. St.i\'en; and deugbter-1nlaw Mrs. French and Mnl. RoU« p.roesidcd at ,the ooffee MrVice . Red cama· liOliS and red ..eapers were used to 1 MW Janet ~ Bowen, Columbus·, who 11 a Diece of Mrs. · Lula RuBSell, bas announced ber engagement to C.mpbell Taylor, son SAVE BROTHERS BY HEART SURGERY MIDDLEPORT SOCIETY 1Supt uf RiJ.:·b"S Di»UCT Con. Co., stephen P·ullcn oon of Mr. a·n j :\h . James PuHcn lra:s J'c-covercd h-om tlt\e chicken-pox a'tldi lhis ~Sislcr Stephanie bas the same dis- • l' • ' Pflmariea since' six quilting, Steam pudding .with sauce was served With a ~uck •dbm« at nooD tO Rev. aod Mrs. Waldo J. ·Birtela, Mia':~ G.nreser, Mrs, TheG4lc:me !Mlooa:, MJ.. Olara SdJiefer, UN. W. L. Kautz, Mn. Amanda Kasper, IMrt. Addle Grueser, Mir&. FWda IW.ob.. Mm. Carrie Grueser, Mrl. Walt. Baer, •Mrs. Haflry w-calcs on the Queen Mal'}t, K~.. M'r'$. · Beul3ih N:~tzllug~ . .. ~e Beabt. Mre, R'eYmoad Countrie.t W.sited were England, -~ Mn. NOrmil KIOs, Mnl. Holland, Bela:Wm, Get·many, Au.t~ Clrl'l . Shields, Mns. Clnren.ee Mai· Current Sow·ce Of US Concern si1uatron loom- lr DONALD J. GONZALES Unite.d PrHS St.. Cor~ WASHINGTON UP - Prettident EU.enhower declared Wday tbat he will do everything within b15 constitutional powers to prevent an outbreak of hostilities in the Middle Eut. Mr. Elaeohower also told his news eonferencetbere is alway.a a f,tlnt hope tbat hil correspondence with Soviet Premier Nikolai Bulganin m•y develop something of pe.a.ee valve. Thil pouibil'ity exists:, the President said, u long as hi1 euhangea with Bulganin are what he described aJ noo-bitter. The Preaident'i determination to do everything possible to avert rurther eonotct in the Middle East was expreued when a reporter asked him for an "3llseument"' of · stopping or avoiding conflict llll a reJult of bis · talks with British Prime MinUter Sir Anthony Eden. The Prejldenl r.oted that U.S., British and French diplomats will meet at the State ~partment this afternoon to determine what measures ean be taken in the Middle East either inside or outside the Untted Nations. Mr. EUenhower then said that. everything be could do constitutionally to prevent an outbreak of hostiUlie:~ in the Middle EasL would be done. nnklna Ob<ln In the iM'aJ' . Cowlty -offices. Ako and 42 Democratt fQr t'he respective pady Committeemen. Ted ca.ndidates had tiled. At least oM other candidate for the Democrat lc nom~nitlon for govel'oor was 1aoheduled to Ole today, alo~ with a half dozen candidate for otber oftlce1;11 who have · announced tbey will run In the prlmat1'. •oL.II'O ¥Unldpal Juctce· John Sweeney, print 'nt>l&ill jaoktl d<o• Cleveland, announced he wiU file bef~ the deadU~ for lhe nlmo{ ' Ctltie nomination for goverhor. "· Candidate• wbfl flied included: U. S. Senator: Goverttor Lausche D. Cleveland: Sen. George H. Bender R. Cleveland. . Our tiNt d.toth dl.let 1hat U•N fWO 11YII-MIIItlbua • o coekfoil.tua. dru1, 10aelk&.. Ill a Woadetful.to".Ji cotl\lmt. lom1>1lng rtoN print "' .off by matchiag tcrUd 1~ llelcl· bwJ.c:lorbQj'• lin•n·IOQk rGyon •.c:rltp, cucua.-..btr cool ft~brk; lhtlt wo.t.u 10 f4idtctkla oad 1bilu wrlllld... Teal Todd doH it In browa. qold oi blu• JOMI oa aaturoltpound; plnll: on btua. or bhtt oa glU; ag~qiJIIi JgGM&,, Ji1N U to 20 pd. $8 95 14~ to 2.fi~ ' Sizes 12 to 20 ·' • LB·ER·F. ·E·L·D·S ' llftOW Middle-East Is 50,000 TONS BURY HIGHWAY today,<OI)diclate .(hen eDtf. 14 of P.M. Z3 Pft.._ Brown closed up shop Tuesday 33 !~•·;>,F~"rance,~koly~, Swiiz.erio~nd~, B>r,~Ml'JI.Grov~.,~Erb,~MissAlma~ ' ~J M'IJnaeo, San •Marino, Liclltmatein, -l>urM. lillj, Louis Reibel, Mb. the Saar. Tbe tour ilncluded vb.IUJ ·Lena Huber, Mtls. Roy Seyfried to famous ~towns aDd .scenes. · and . ~. Ot:ho , · Meigs Co Prilliary Started,,. Halt 1.900. When Secretary •of State Letter Describing Tho ~ <>I Mho Lena Journey Th rough a........ - ~ wheu <be • -.1 Buoy - Sewint Ciftl< o! <be Europe Recew~ Fedoroled Oburcb -'lib"""''' lot .... ""' '"' all clay 26-44. flulfi .. Hcomlnt cel•r. Single Copy •'' lr Unlhcl Prau I..lt-minut.e caadldatu and p~ bably 110me unexpeeled ... <tart hiXfle." were &xpected to beat the 4 p, ~· deadline today for filing -petiUoDa, awellilll the largest alate of Ci)ndldates. seekina: noml· nations for state ~e. in the May • ~ Setying ~iii:h;. ~·~ ' Ha$Potl~k . .,. .Supper, ·Thur$. M,... W. H. Juhlmg UJd Mn<. Minnie BeveJ'.a'ge bave reooi.ved accou.n1.8 of a IWropean tour made by Geor.ge JUibli.Qg ot New York City. Mr'. Juhling, local Htiirve visits here frequen.t!Jy, went .em,Ill; twelve coontcy tour ~ tbe auspi.eflll of the W.orld Wi.de TravellkiNau, NYC, !Sai-led .t o England on Ule Queen Ellzabetlb and netum.ed fn htw ' ~ture ~~or in.!~.~d~~--=-- - .,. llut~~ ~ . 1 Mr . .a-Jtd ·Ml·~;. Cwl'l Vandc.nltoof end cl\Hdren, Colrurnbus, .spent •,, tonllht. lOTH lOIN WITH a eona:enJtal beart detect, Christopher lan•dac. 4. : and hJa brother. Brian. 3,. are now healthy :younasten:· thanb to: 1 modem heart IUl'gery, Ardent boostera tor the 1988 Heart l'und. . they are shown plaJ"inl: wttb stethoscope~ at tbeir Bufralo, N. y._ home. Twelve yean a.ao,. eacl{ would have heeD doomed. to pre. l~hi•ladelphoi'a f'()Contly. ""'' trh;, wock . . Hoover Says US Won't Budge From Berlin Petitions For State Office . • c•td' eace F~ing UElivefslty of Toledo and attended Ohio State Univenity. He is a tDember of Phi Kappa Psi frater•uity and b an eneineer wttb the ColUJDbUB Co.ited Fabrics Corpora· Ohlinger Family Spend Weekend In West Virginia ~~i·s:s Mew ltow-h who HvC6 in htl'kenrburg lha~ b<.-en ~~iiWng ·h~r brother OS~Car IWOOh ·a nd Wi£(1. Mr. ·and 'Mrs. Jaoob Schafer and duughOOr, Columbus., visited here ~turday wlt:b rriconids. .Mir. ~oo M,.. Roy D.vl<ll;oQ •nd two daught'er!! 'have 1~ to tlbeir .home ·~n Columbus alt.<r a Yi~1t Wlihh I)M']• puroots, Mr. an.d Many Candidates Mr. Taylor eraduated frGm Qt. ,, liMy hi1h In 40L Rain .,.., not 1sen f tawa Hills High Sdlool and the u... r-: OHIO; lnc,..t1... cltoudiMN t• • Gamma sorority. She ls a teaeher Jr:t the ColumbllS Sehools.. Sixth Birthc/ay Celebrated By Beverly Beaver enttne .Edltorl,al Phone 397 Miss Bowt~ i.'\ &raduated from 1 Bexley Hiab ~1. Stevena Col· lege and Ohio State Univenity ruul Js a member of Kappa Kappa carry out .. Valentine '~berne. WEATHER Thursday rain chAI'Itlint to of M~ C.mpbell Taylor, Colum· bus, and the late Mrs. Bowen. 'lbe 1marriage will be an event of next summer. at • " bus. Miss Bowen b: the daua:hter ot C~les Boward Bowen, Colum- .Mfo. and -·Uh.. Jolm Beaver entet'ltalned witb a party Sa:turday aftlemo<MI bouori·DG t.bei'f daueb· ter Dev~y ()D Oer slxth blrtobday. After the ohou::mod gunst ope:ned b<r iltto o! dooora~ Rt>v. Fred Oun11:, Huntington ed birt!hctay cwkt\, wnd +De cream cortducted the tirnt of a seri'1.'ti of were eerved 4lo Betty Giliilarl. Max revival meeti"gs whktt 00 will and Peegy Folmer, Judy W)Jlbams, ho.lt.l a1. Lhe Ohw-ch of C'hrist Mon Ronllie and Baroafa Logan, BobOoty and J<>hMy day whe~t memben; of Foon<w- by Rlt<l>le Bennett ~ aitemied in a body Seaver. ..... lllldlio Olrd ){,. as part of Back 1.o God 1110\"emenl. Hbi 1opic wa~ "Evangelize or F'os- Ht:rWal'd Lo11m allitiistOO Mrs. Bea-snizc" and tonijJht he wHI "-peak ver witlh the oparty. on "The Skin of My Too1h". · Monday evening was dhurch of· flceNI nlght aM thi:s even1ng is desig-nated a.<; Bi·bl~ Sellool ni·ghl. Special mu·sie by L. R. Wltey, Hom er Rice, RvL'<Iell Steffy, 0 . E. ·"-k· Kiniey and Cash B<l'hr di.rect"Cd by Mu. Arlihur Sk:inrrer w~t·h M!rs. Che<>tcr Erwin, organist, was pt'-Q> Mr. and 'M:rs, Herman Ohlin•ger scnted. 11nd $()'Q 'l'e:rry spent th-e weekend lmmcdia.tcly a.f.Ler ,thtl st•rvi('e in Weirton, W . Va.., wi1·h ~ft· . and Monday a Fcl•loW6-'hi.p :h-our wus lf'r~. C. D. Ourmin~ham und Mr, I .held in the tMC>ial •J"()o),ns when thf' pnd ~- VW(iJ Rou.'i'h. con¥rcgit'lion b(.'(lanle arqualntcd Mr. 'R:oush ~:~trffercd· <1 ht'lart a.t. wiiLtt the vi.!fi.ling •past.ur. Ttw com- tad las:t Thu.Mdny ·fWII• i,s ia Weirmittee wbo plan-ned t.'he Pillrty were. ton General J{.ospital. His condiMlrt~. Eme:;.t l..Wi!arn:-e, Mrs. Den - tion is •mproved hut 'he will be ver Rice. Mrs Robort McE'l•himtey, oollfined •t o !the botlopitHI fm· sev:Mrts. Edga·•· Allen..-.'\VIIrth and trh.ey eral ~ks. · were a.'fSi.ortcd by Mnt. 1\f('KmJ-ey, Roll!l>h Is & nativo of PomCot"Qy Mrs. Ri'Ce and M·I'S. Will Jteynoirui. and i'i:i well' k·DO\\"n ·hCTe. ; .e Women Announces Wedding Plans • MetgS • COUnfy COUnC>I'I pTA H0 ldS Mee f lng • Th ursday At ·sa/'·ISbury · t.hc woekend wHoh J. E. MHicr. 1'1 ans wr:lre maue ·' ror a sc I100 I l'orllund Unit, 1\lrs. Keith Wood!! Mr. ctOO M'nl. Edgar Arnott a.nd Mr. and l\11n; Cha,-lc.'+ Si·ndalt of .!IOD ware ln WC3t Oolumbi'a this of in~truction in May, nl whl<!ll of the Racine Unit and Mn. Paul 6pring£icld were rec-ent I(U~ ol piSl wt"ck vl.siHn:g Mr. and .M.m. time tlistrict officers will he pl'cll· Theiss of the Sugar Run Ut'lit · lllrs. A· E · Erwm. their daU&;hWI'S M1-s William Ault and Mr,s. Gene Dodson. Mr. •and 1\h . Chtrunce Owen aN) •planning .t o move 1.o •\lh.o Robert. Winebrenner property .U1is wook:. Mr. Owen h&lt been conflned to bls ·home w~t!h eompJ.l....Uon5 Wbiob JoH'Owcd an a-u·a w f'lu. WUiis Antbony iJ" 'I'CCOV(lf.lni from a aevet'O oold. l&tr. and Ml'8'. I!)) bert Baehner 1M daua;hter roturnod to tbair home .in Sprjng&eM Sunday .tt.aa vii&Ll with •his mottler, Mno. Ray lachoor. Week-ood gu-ests oJ 'J\.IN. Gut Ward wru'tl M·r. and ' P.It~. Me.lvln OeVol and daught-cor, BoiJC, W. V1. Joinl.ll'lf ibh-om S~tndwy were Mt. 1nd Mra. Cecil' Woard, Geooge Trcw. M.r. aD<t .Mr.s. John. ILawk}ns· Jr. WCI'e 1n Bladon Tuosdl!lf ru, vhsit her ·P&reflll.s .Mr. and •Mn;, Waa-rf'n 'Jlhomu. RccaM. .gue&ta at ·llhe Hawkins Jtome tndudCd .Mll.!;a, Jo.. n...--t. Butlerworth, Mr. and Mow. Franklin Gln'llherl tnd daughter ot ColwnbUJ, Carl Mdtlox w.ho b ·I'JOOOVerd.ng S'atisfactorlly at:t>er spblll'l' 6UJ"Iel'}' ln a Hunl~n ftoeplu.t. wu in Huntington W-edn.eaday b a eheckup. He was !11\.'Cwnpanled by hill wile md: ~- and Mn. c. P. Ga-Uarhcr and ihis daulht.er !Mn. Euatue Wilson, Pt. Plelllllmt. 1:.aQt. week Michael Wm. ·U.U.OX. ·baby 8011 of Mr. and Mnt. Loomm:i' Mattm:, Nitrn, vbritcd h)'s! pllt.ernal II'IOOP~~n!B for tho f·inll Ume when Mr. and Mini·. ·k tox and ohJidMt were bene ov.cmlgllt.. ,MJI_ .and l'ks. Roberi Shup.tban eomploted their ~n of ~he hourre tJxoy pun'hlllllld from Mr. ..-nd Mre:. Henry Fultz: ed hne DliOVod iuto t.belr tbome. cnt, when the Meigs Cou nly Coun· cil PTA met ThurMday <~ftcrnoon , 11t the Salisbury school. Mrs. John Moore presided ow•r the mecttng. Mrs. Jo'loyd Wl'iHhl and Mrs. Whitney lngraham were named as a committee to mske arrangements for the place and time of the May meeting . A ~ck lunch will be served at noon with tht! Central PTA unit responsible for tbc lunch for guests, the des.aert and coffee and alsu for the program. Mrs. William McKelvey or the SURPRISI PARTY M111>. Roy Hc1l•l cr .('IJ.It>l'la htl'd wlth a otrutlpr:l.so biorhhdlli·.V dinnot'l' SllndJi')• al hl.<r .hmnc illl .t.hc Oht"S•ter Road !hQnoroin•g M:r. l·to.J:I.or. Pomeroy, I'Dd dunlna: .t·he I!WfiA.:>moon Randolph ·W-mt, Rwvcmwood, Joitll'd twnt. Pre.'ionl WOI'e hl s IJUI'CI1t s. M·r . .and 1M!w. E'va W~Lion H~ldebNct .~ Mrs. Jlomer Hoii'Cl', .Jtrc 1h0:Ilil.ne Wautwat'80l, M1nn ., hu rnt.ta'GM ~ ~ taruj chilrtWen . t.o 001' tJomo aCtor visltlnl in thG Bond. lVn. Zelia Cro. a: medical pa-Ueut at Jlotur Hospital w• rdto ·h er home wid! Mrw. Pw! Wmn 1o .._.,.. JU. CJK-er and RJilo-i-flJiaw Mr. uxt _.. .loAJma rnnall dlutbtftl of ·Mr. ~ 11il<>lrlal, lb. hck K"'ft, , • Copt. """"" lla>'lm..,.. "'h<> wtH .totted d>M' pat..,.t ~ leoe ~Ext wook fur a moMh'a ent. Mr. and P.n. Jobn KwH d\lcy lni Artli'OOII ~pcql l'h$o week f<JI' ICVOI'al dll)'lio. !Md with blei pllf'Mt8, Mr. 11111 l)fr, ei'Jdl fot1-s. 111•'\.lld Munns -y. her.,.: ·""" u--., llar:t.in&er. ~pt. 'Of CJlK'lnnall tiP<!'J)t a Bhoct \'Gilt Harthtee:r HI -.ttoned -at stewart with t~dr ~htliYCt~ heron a:oina Air Forco liMe-, ~-"' Y. to their -apartment. 'rbey !hvve Sreve and Pat! &ocy, rtOilS of been on th"ei"r wfddinlf trlp to Mr . .and Mre. RIObert Stvry are riiK· •hor sr..tcr, Mtll. l.oOnard. I\.1Nt.8 of tha!.r tJNndmotther. Mra. Gwi~ky oand hu11bind in Ar· Dole l!ouri>lna wb;m tllelr modler u.....,, Va ODd baby ...., at' Mollo • . aod .ltnf. R,..<OII 11-lflo ~ HOII*Id. · \ IIOtumod W their 'home kl Baver IMn. Nan -'"dft" M.urned to Felli. Pa., arter viBhJ.nt Mk'. lond her loom Holzor u..pltal lllrl. Rolph Radoli!lo, M1ere fihe ~ 4ltken -laat Mla Virgin'- &~eyes -~ boetn When oho bo<amo W tho Bm· HI .00 ' In> L. W. M<Oocn'8 1)10 ah. ~ am Following the business ••:,~~~~:1 Mrs. O;•vid Sluter, program man planned a program by the pupils of lhe Salisbury school, under the direction of Mrs. E. A. Wingett, music superviaor, consisting of a number of wlnter songs by grades th.ree and four; a folk dance by grades four and five and the sympllonettes preseflted ltlrcc musical numbers. Miss Marian Ebersbach a tllm on lhe blood program distribull'd bnllctlns on same Refreshments of cbeny cream ('entered with a coffee, c11ndy and nuta l1y the host unit. The table was attractive in er, a ccnterplC!ce o[ a hatchet . with mlnJature treea and tall white holrlcl'8 Ued on either . I Atiendlng from the Suga~ Rua Unit were Mrs. Roy 'l'r&CJ Jr ,IX''"~!; Mrs. Eh:a Gilmore Jr., Mrl~:t- raul TheisM. Ma·s. Harold Eberabar.h, Mrs. C.eorge IJara:is, Mn. Jack Sorfhm. Mrs. Donald Hauclc. MrH ~ . Charlcl-i Gol'don and MrS. Lloyd Wright, and from the Central Unlt were Mrs. Whitney Ingraham, Mn~. Robert Arnold, Mrs.- .ElwOod Dow- ' ers, Mn. Max Jo'olmcr, Mrs. Edgar Tltomas and Mrs. Harlan Wcltrung. ' ~· . Hts iFav~ri.te' :lrtve~tm·e~-t · t Motorist Jailed After Accident ~ BAKER ~~NJTURE ~ ""* · .......,, Squ..t oollod. «ll>olllul<d £or •It« In 1loo '11*4 ~ • . LowtD ProbMOO ... .,. a:.cte It Ceot.T•I Schoot.-.. " tiler lfn. E. S. SbiXt l1'«lt .lD . . .... OhrrMt"fl Cltno ~ !~ on b - . ;oom. .~., ·~ tlio poot , , and lllnl. Donald ~ week ¥MHing 'Mr. and .Mrw. ~, : . been Jn .Otl....,burll, Po., f.t bert W~n baby in otl•· fUJ)0111J oC tier f&UM.T, . hon11 City, Okla. llcr 1100 .fredi wl!o died olio poot .....t. Cline. USN. >t..>'PIW '1\!mL ~oo Mr. - Mra. 0 . E. ,M.ooon of J,e. - a "'""· t.t W. V•, vitiii.ut Ah. Luc:f!lille Carole <'.orr Mtud~ DUnfi. • ~ Friday. Bietlhe!Mta HO!!iplt·al, ZabetvUle W"af,. ;u,.. o.....r.rty """ 111e 'I"''km<l ....,, ot re~au­ oai.~.,.,. bome Hoke~ Her ...r..r. Mro. L. A. JloQreltor $299.00., .. 0 ' ' ~ :~· )1: • ••>d •J'ftiiUNI" of ·· PTA, Hn. ,..,.,:;~Y~:'.:~ C ' eoewnplllried ~twr 4lfl • ,.wm. lobn Naeh oson or 'Mit. !'AIUI N.ioh i6 ;, !om Iliego, OoU oo ~>m~ W;tbu< KOe- hlo !<ami"". ~~~~~~~~tooti PTA" M .......rb'. ~ -<nd lAri'Y- 1M Co~umbua 'Poll)' .Kar.r 1JJ0Dt Mr. Ule wltll Iter ~. C. R. Katt Sr. llld o..t ood V... ~. " . 1 •• •t w- ~ HST Talks for Blind were named ns the nominaling cummittrc whi{'h will report at the May meeting. " ,~r ~ BAKER ,I . CINCINNATI, 0 . UP.;_~e: Eggs ahvul sl.~y 'll'P '1 c con!'l.lln('n; A la•1:e 43 to 45 broken 43 t.o 4.''1 ; ml'diums fl. too 43; brown . mix 41 •to 4B; (!:ftl!la ·tar~ 40 ttJ 41 A l-arge whi-te 36 tG 39; A medium whit~ :14 t<l 37. A medium brown 34 to 37: ehN'klll 28 tiO 30; 8 Im"~~:e DRAWINGS TOMORROW ::14 lo 37 . Ghif:kons fJ"yU"S about IStdidy A rt'port today stmed that h0<1vy · h('n.~· weak; Cryens 3 tto 3 l-2 rlJ·;~wing ror posHrlobs in the ·e<!Wl· lb 29 fQ 21 · ·h ens twer S ~b 23 ;.n ty OO!l1rotba.U twmement 1WWld :1.5; hen~ 5 .(b a.n d uodel;" 18 (.Q 19; be ·held '11Jut5day -at 7:30 P. 1 lr. leghorn .hens l:li tro 17; old in tbe cotdy :auperinteodeot'a fjce_ er6 9 .ta 1.2. romt· ~ FURNITURE :3 On The Brightest Corilet 6 lu W.ddl!'!Llar\ 110 Market Repe~ ' .U,• � 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 02. February Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource February 7, 1956