http://66.213.69.5/files/original/b6bbd4d065961d4dd61ec4cbf1fe7ad0.pdf c129528ca7d9bdca2c647ead696d1efd PDF Text Text • • • ,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 $299.00., .. 0 ' ' ~ :~· )1: • ••>d •J'ftiiUNI" of ·· PTA, Hn. ,..,.,:;~Y~:'.:~ C ' eoewnplllried ~twr 4lfl • ,.wm. lobn Naeh oson or 'Mit. !'AIUI N.ioh i6 ;, !om Iliego, OoU oo ~>m~ W;tbu< KOe- hlo !<ami"". ~~~~~~~~tooti PTA" M .......rb'. ~ -<nd lAri'Y- 1M Co~umbua 'Poll)' .Kar.r 1JJ0Dt Mr. Ule wltll Iter ~. C. R. Katt Sr. llld o..t ood V... ~. " . 1 •• •t w- ~ HST Talks for Blind were named ns the nominaling cummittrc whi{'h will report at the May meeting. " ,~r ~ BAKER ,I . CINCINNATI, 0 . UP.;_~e: Eggs ahvul sl.~y 'll'P '1 c con!'l.lln('n; A la•1:e 43 to 45 broken 43 t.o 4.''1 ; ml'diums fl. too 43; brown . mix 41 •to 4B; (!:ftl!la ·tar~ 40 ttJ 41 A l-arge whi-te 36 tG 39; A medium whit~ :14 t<l 37. A medium brown 34 to 37: ehN'klll 28 tiO 30; 8 Im"~~:e DRAWINGS TOMORROW ::14 lo 37 . Ghif:kons fJ"yU"S about IStdidy A rt'port today stmed that h0<1vy · h('n.~· weak; Cryens 3 tto 3 l-2 rlJ·;~wing ror posHrlobs in the ·e<!Wl· lb 29 fQ 21 · ·h ens twer S ~b 23 ;.n ty OO!l1rotba.U twmement 1WWld :1.5; hen~ 5 .(b a.n d uodel;" 18 (.Q 19; be ·held '11Jut5day -at 7:30 P. 1 lr. leghorn .hens l:li tro 17; old in tbe cotdy :auperinteodeot'a fjce_ er6 9 .ta 1.2. romt· ~ FURNITURE :3 On The Brightest Corilet 6 lu W.ddl!'!Llar\ 110 Market Repe~ ' .U,• �• Wednesday, February 8, 1956 • The Daily Sentinel FALliNG BAROMETER DEVOTED TO INTE. ESTS OF MEIG$-MASON AREA RICHARD I s. ow•N I Publi s h~ evt"ry aftemooo E':ttf'pt Sentint>l . Inc.. at 110 .Met-hanic St , pbO~ f! On" REYNOLD • . GREENE EDITOR GEN. MGI. PomeTG)', 0. Bu.!lineas orrlre CHARLES M. McCANN F.n t~rPd •~ sf'<"Ond t1act~ \,ailinr matter at the Pomrro}' Ohio Kat ional adw•rtising rl'presenlalivt>, Bottintll i·KimiJall Jnr 343 Lf'xi ngt un AH•., New VorJr; City, 16, N. Y. ' .. Sub~rription rate.-,: De-1ivllry by ('atrier w.b~re av.ailablf' 30 cents ~r WE'ek : Ont" year in .advtll'lCt' at The Da~ly Sentlnt>l offke. $l!i.60; Jll:l months, $7 .90: lbrep months , $3.QO. By motor route where avai[ablr: one month, $1. Dy mail ont ~· ear $8; six months. $4.2S; thr f'P months, $2.50: onP month, $1. Big Story I 'I r dust J")" wrB boll('eJOJ1th e"ll:eefld 1ts rN'ONl Of <J"PP!"OXim11t£'1y rluuhlin~ in <'lir.P 10 YPII"N. Ot•r 1ol ~l·l 1955 powpr out·put I •ment ~ ~ dally ''· I, flO .wm -- -~------- NGTON EVENTS=:::=:::::: Don't bped Any Changes In Cabinet at Thlt Time Ken"tdy lookt Good 'Vtep' · Itt to Some Dtma Leaders Rutland Furniture-Mason Furniture i. \ I 11.30 Sport.vE)•e 7:00 · D.erot'h Vall-Py Du ys 7:30 Coke 'f'ime 7i45 News Caravan 8:00 Scrllc n DiredorJ . PliY. bouse ~ o 30 Father Knows Best 9·00 Krart Theat-r e IOoOO 11hls .is Your Life 10:30 Dauton Runyon Thtatrt Queeo 1 for a Day Old Time-r llowd}· Doody I 11:00 11 :OS 11 :10 ll:IS ll :30 . Hea'dli nes Weather('a .~t Press Boll: Greatest Fight!t. or CeatUI'( Tonight I ·OO Sign Off ---- ·--- - - ----·---,...- -.... On ' 5:.30 Howdy Doody 6:30 Sports l"'i'e ' 6:4U Coff rP: Time Ding Dong School 'i:55 7 :30 Ernie K.Jvacs Show Home ll:OO H5 1'ennessee Ernie ShDw Feathet Your Nest Bob & Jan Carr Present llalli of Ivy 8:.30 9 oll0 9 :3(! 10:00 11:0(1 Parson's Study Matinee Theatr& Date Witta "!..He Modern Roman(.cS "' Quf'en for a nay Old Timer IL05 • N t' III.S l'ic!UJ"l' Lcs f':~ul & \lory l~O !'(l ' Difl.lln Shore '' News !'.aravan ~{ You Bet Yout l.ife r · Dragnet ': People's Choice Ford Theatre L~1x Vldeo Theatre News Headlinel) Weuthcren.st Press ' sox Sir An:tllu~my Eden l YOUR t GIFT· ' l.l: 10 LJ : 15 I 1.30 Tonight. 1·00 Sign Orr I RUARK REPORTS On Unique Gimmick Now Empl.oyed By Strikers BY ROIU!RT C. RUARK have eooountt!rE".d a· IUrt or devioe..~ fur sta-ndln~: oh' thf'r ri'nt. but t.he wa1E>rrron:l strikl~r~ here seem t() twlve <"nrne -up with a ~t'"eSh gim mlcK . In any e ll'.~~·. l'he Commu'lli ~' f)eW!<:paper Tribune ha s jUS(. I"'Un).: in wi"l•h an ltllhcl c ~,~;;hlc.h iW.yt<; Lhll1. SIDNEY. Ausi"rulia- I l i nn and !to ll'"OW 'back ftnt paid .orr at live sbilUnis: (about 50 -cents) 'YI1ben 4. :lq b l' ~ek wor~. re- sume-.~. The Ma.yo-r u.nder.tQo~ to rsuspend a·rey payments ro.r .etfOtriclly ulllf.H 30 days after. Wt:t.t ·rt>surnes Whanfi~ are BJI'Pl'Oactrin-g hi rc-puf"("ha.~e and gas ICO'Ill:if.Dies for th e ·all me .purpote. 'i*·' Home 1'ennes.see Ernie Feather Your Nest Bob & Jan Carr Presents ('oun·t of Monte Cristo Ca mera Qoes- to Sr-hool .:!\olatlnee Theatre Date with Life 1\-Lotlern Romanees Queen for a D:ry Ulr.l Tim('t" Tlowrly Ooody --·-- -~- .. -- ol1he1' ('omm!XIi'l.i&s are belie ICI hav f1 bl'"t"n urusueee."9ful. thk is tm;c ·o.f tlw ~ hth~t· fOIIJll.~ r0f econo . -the how~i n•" commi ·s~ i (>n 1o .sm - IIII I.' h·l:l't:kmail l·hut I h:W(' enen.unpend r11nl paymPnt.ll fur lhl' durn- tt!l 'l'i~ ... o ·f1lr • ' .,, Tho p:rpl'i' SOl~ p(,r·l Kembi:J wtn.t't,fie.s won an tmdl'J' l:~kmg from Arthur Godfrey St r ike It Rid Valiant L:ldy Love of Life Search for 'rClmono\'V 1'1\p Guiding Light Katie's Kitchf'n Love Slot)' Robt'rt Q. Lewi ~ Hou~eparty The Big Payoff B1.1b CrOSby Show c Mar loth Mat ~~~- 7:00 7\30 7:45 8:00 8:30 9:00 9 :30 10:00 10:45 11:00 1l:05 11 :tO Life of Riley Coke Time Ne-ws Caravan 'f'ruth or Conseq]Jeneq Waterfront Big Story .. . Star Stage · ·~ . . Cavalc~df 0( ~Ports Red ~~l'J:Ii!r's . COtlfer News Iteadlln~ ·weatllercast · Press 8o:1 · 11:15 Greate~t Fights of Ceriiurr 11 : ~0 Tonl~·ht 1:00 Sign Of{ ·----· ~-- ALL IZ ·Pti!CIS FOR·ONLY- . I 54::SO :00 ~our AL On Acl"ount Lltcky 8 Ran~h 5:30 'rile Early Show 6·.::10 You_r Esso Reporter 6:45 SAVE ·$50 ·oN 88 THESE SMART ··BEDROOM SUITES . '· . Enjoy This Aoomfui,Of FURNitURE Now for As Little As Z.$CJPe; Wtek , ·•· · · ----u- "j\!:~ ,~~:: Day Gurry Moore • • COMPLETE 12 PIECE LIVING ROOM SUI'i'E . 6:31} :5po.('"ts Eye 6:40 News Picture 6:55 LM. Paul & Mary Ford ----~ ---~~ ..,._,. r • ' 'l WCHS-TV ChannelS tb"f1. Ausf~l:~Jiun llmr~·i.ng Commi~ · ! Ano.th·er paper s·aJ:I' ~mt.~J:a,,· 1ll'('· ii:rn ha-s ~-e ~d !() .'>-IIJi!J>Qll~,...., nt ~~·oaches .to tr~* ~ •payffiC'rll\1.'0 lor d·he ~_k.l.U,; ;iwhan- dOOhnns ffl 1.•hoe 'J)'riN~ (j{ b . nd fie.~ . WE;vE PURCHASED ACARLOAD OF 'fURNITURE AND 1'E ARE WE SAVED PASSING ON THE SAVINGS TO OUR CVSTOMERS ON THIS PURCHASE.AND N01' YOU SAVE! 10 PIECE "CANNON TOfELSE'f" With Purchase Of SAVE-On Plus The Matching3 Pi·"Old Virginia" 49.95 or More Carload ·ww...... zrxW Bathroom Set Includes · ~ ~~~ . SNtC..., Prices 1 ----==---. . -·--:7.:--:=-:-=-:: FRIDAY 6:00 Wild Bill Hickok Sign On Today Coffee Time Dfnl Dong Schnot Ernie Kovaes Show \ I 1'1 :40 News Picture fl :50 Les Paul &: Mary l"orcl With Life !o.1ode•·n Rom<~ncP.~ Today fL.-----------------;;.......1-l 1 D:~Je 1HUitSEtilli.Y ' ~t fl!)r ...... Jl.1alinf'e 4:00 Sign '1\i.sk ~ Ca me-ra Got'S to School 3 :00 .... bf.· .Aillr)ti.NII JUr,n. Motf:e(J •·116re 2:30 5·'W ~a fbtemer' pl"'l,9J)e(!tive :need for reden.J• PQWE'1' -acW:vHJes. Thehl i!; no lack of 111tiiUty -on the part of .private :pow. wn ~ G~:I.(HlO.OOO . OOO kilowal.t lhM~tll f'r to frftr8!1lc!oe and iutaU needed - mort> N1om 40 per ('"l'1ll! of llll gener'ltlftl, tnmmit>sioflJ Bfld dis· tht• ('\&Mri6ty producf.'d in A·hP tribuf.lon facill1.ie~." wr.r ld . ll . S. genM'alion lnert>D3fd 145 per -rt•n.t in a 10 yPar period ' - 1945·5!'i. lnvPS:tor-oW'fM'ol"t uHtitj.(>.q flaw dilfinH·e pl-un<~ for n SM"if'S of Oil · ril'nr- powt•r prln·n~ ~ . to co_<t over $225,000,000. 1.ast ~at's -cotl9trud ion elrp('fl d;f tlf~ by .flw lndlllrt-ry ea.me to $2,750,000,000 b.r\nrging t•he il:od.al For Tlw>• arl with me: ThJ lrPvr-9imf"nf tn plant. aM pl'O"JM"rt~· ~ &114 Th7 otaa: theJeomfort to morr .trhan $30,000,000,000. 1'bl' irwiu.c;ol·ry now \ has about 3,700.· - T._ pnpanot a toblo befoN .... Ia theprtH.D.ce of mine 000 ~!{)('ldlolde~&nd ~ '"1"lS' of tnill i ~ .I\ 9VP il'n indif"ffl interi!IU hirli.lft: Thou anolntellt my ~h.rfrrU g h OWnf'l,h.~p of iD9llt'MloCt .... wttJ. oil; 1oJ cup runftfth potil'l~ und honk ooroontl arnd in r oth ,·r wnys . ll•niJ toodn•• md luercy Cu-s!omE"'"!'' rtufalM 52,600,000 .U.ll follow me all the day-1 of whe-n Hm Y'enr f'rndf>d.- an i.n<'f't'"a~f' 1111 lifo, ~ I wUi d...ll In IIi• or 1,400,000 over 1954. Mnre t·ha,n ~ of dee Lord for nu.98 p~r emot or Dll om· homes, ur· ITwODiy-lhlrd f'..lm.) btl'n and ru l'ttl. are now ~ed for .otervtc-e. tn 1915!1, the '81\ietage prlr11 p~r kiJ.owali\lhour paid by COPIVENTION PLANNED tl nm l'..."i lr r uet('tmcrr; wn·~ 22 .0 per ~he Hoekiar Di~rict Mission('!'t~! h'S\~ than ~~ was 10 year.'f be· forr• ary eruwent-loo· Is 10 be he-ld a;\ Tlw ~nr,us! ·r-v1.'f tU')W!I e~ the Rutland' Bapti'liit Ohurclt rOn $1 .000,000 .000 · ht,~.t yolr. lJi.d .fl..\lfld".Y, Feb. "19. ~M:rs:. Kot:heryn til<' La·rg(•'.:! sin.gl<> iH"'n of lnovestrn·. ~ayne, p_rHrdentJ of the . Mt. Mur· own(lll (']('(.~!de ("Ompanl-es' expen· ra·h Mtlffl-JOJTll'f"Y Soclei.y 1.!1 to be ., ,..-:. 'f.hPr worked OIUJt to 23.6 per ·lh 1 t~. delegate from tihe loea~ _ehur<'h ·soctMy to !f.he a·JI day mootmg . --- WEDNESDAY 655 Sign O t~ • 700 Today 9·00 Corf~e 'Mml!' 1000 bin~ Do n~ School 10:30 F:rni(' Kovars ShoW II :00 Home 12 :00 Tennessee F.rnle Show 12:30 Fealher Your .Nest 1:00 Bob and Jan Carr Present 2·00 Su-&ie 5:00 Cha~ . 91 ·M Hoover ·. F4l'Ce Oit ~~t!f .If~ and ProwW: . '~fty and (iDab- p;,~·l .I' UfP11 -- - ,_ * ·.. I * WSAZ -TV Chanr~e13 4 · 15 4.3U Whlt ld.n-d of a 'llorr did t'he cent ol all l'E'veooes from J>)ffirk l:txpaying, jKihl k l)·-reguJatOO. blt'ii· ~tperaUons. Itt this <'DitDedion, it rH"S-.o;-mam~··r utLhty l'"OITIP:tni~ L.~ 8lgDI.f icant 'i'hrK Mei~rlizOO pow. w n~e 111 1955~ Tht- geot"ral .an<>· of'f ~ elt·her pay no t·u~ . lW w~r <"an W ~:rvre in .a <:t>rMPnN': 1\ ("omparative-ly :trivia·] ~ums in .l ieu :-ril.lry tof va'OI aollll in 50fllt" inst.an - 9.f tal:f'f. ··'· ·! .... "'- ~= • . ..•, I'! '); ltllJJ:l"r<dlt'IM pi"Ogf't'6s. Here .AJJ in Ml, tt)i' ~ ot .aMJtrre- '~~'" a rrw c!MaiL~. 1'hn yE>.ar ~a w l~e esotabli!iohmf'.nt or. r~t•w high rt'rord.'l in ~ general run and ul'l!' of t"lertric J)Ower. The indi~aliOfk't are tllat •'he ~ - ... ____ •. TELEVISION GUIDE The News Sunday by The Ohio Valley 398. ~itD'I'il) Ofhce pbOOP 397. .Commentary Wednesday, February 8, 1956 . Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio -- - ,~'.:Poo=:e:T':wo=:..--:_:_:~:--:::-==:.JTL_.=:::::::::;------Tne~-:_:Do~i~ly Se,..+~nel. Pomero..,..~M~i~3:rl.:::'eoo=·::rt~·:..:Oii~-l=o---:-~::===::::=:::::;- -· ' '' ·~ ... ~ ...... '• ,.. ·' ' of v•nlty larpps fr• ~ ~~~=~ of this 3 ·Piec. b1clroom Mrite. T two-ton• eroupi"tt centlslt of ••• .... "· ... -~ BOOKCASE BED ' < Includes . ,, . •. • • S~A~I(!IIS DOUII DRE~IJI!"·. ' 6:55 Weatherman 7 :00 Patti Page 7:15 Doug Edwards, News 7:30 The Range Rider 6 :00 Arthur Godfrey &: Frl~nck 9:00 The MiiJLQnaire 9:30 I>'fe . Got A Secrt>t ., .. 11 :00 . ' Sporl.!! Paradt> Hl:OO U. S. Steel .. LARGE CHEST. Mirror on lid Janil hlnd7 dlvlct.d polrtltlem. TWO VANITY LAMPS 195·88 1-IOuv· Up·lO·tfle ,Minute News 11:05 · Late Sbow VALUEFOR ... MODERN -- ' LAMPS ·~. SWIVEL . . PLATFORM . ·.·tROCKERS· ..,......It!- In,..., oil-.-., . .} M110n ~ furnlturt • TWO PIECE ~E~TIONAJ, CORNER TA8LE ' ' TABLE LAM'P ~Aft!~ It • 1t0rhbt1 hettina The unit ••• Twe filM 1wu1 tnl *'""' . ALL FOUR:... IECI$.7249.95 Vol111t ', ' ' / ' . 5.98 " WARDROBE CHEST ' $48.88 .. 'i • . ~wiDE' SMART BUYING MAKES THIS VALUE PO SSIBLE ' • I • ' ' . • .f .. lt; ."1\HHhful, I . f ' "lulng support for '(Our entire body · Wltfl "il'llt ' ftoidt,.a. With · hundreds of hetvY guate «rllt: extr• IIA~'-·,..Ung tor orthopJtdlc flnnnna; full paddlcf · .....,,'.and .-,.: own t:OV"er ct.tlflln. . ,, · ._. · ·: sli•IP IN COMFORT P.lctlit<rd 11 tnother phiM · of the. quick ierii!Ct" ·that Rvtl•nd tn~ Ma1611 furniture It~ m;M ....-t~ Ht4"tft•n .•ncl Arnold, ,..nnts to th• contumtr. By purchnl1111 tty the c.rlo1d, It, tn• 1tilet tfllli two tltntl to give tht COIUUIMI" tflel Jowett COlt ,.. sible, t~tld inort ltffld.nt ..me,. .,- " · ' .. ·. MAlTRESS . 29.88 AVA:IU:ILE IN TWIN OR FULL SIZE MATCHI'NG BOX SPRINGS .. ~ 29.88 . ... 'I ' .•• ' SAVt .NOW DURING' • .- ~·;·m lcBfGS"Ii'f ~~ ~· eeiinat motht, wilclew...m tolld c. . r chest fer more •~rrcfay uM. Sollcl. ttvrdr tll 1the ,...,. to comt, I. . . from$39J8np In' pink-fv"l uoho-.lchlthHtt. Motchl.. - , . . W toiL - o n or ....t{you':"'l .to . . . .•. . .-' BlANKETS so WONDik,Ul,.LY •WARM . , , . -· Only 1 ma•ter wu.,.,- could lt'lake theM ·suP"~t. ........._ A. hltf cen· tvry of txptrktnct maktt tN 1111~• .•• tfl\1'1111. ~ ~....,.... lh wlthaul weltht.,. lu:IM"Iou• ,.JIIuN ..• .,ecatchlftl c!llon ---tt t po.....-Ppultna"popultr prld··· ALL THiS · 4NDMORE ' Full 72" .:.., ,$4" •slit •••rn Wl<lo oOfln)>l...l"' Ch\l!IC' of ·$01tn . ·triM· . fln~~t "'"""•'• worin iture ... ~ �• me Dol I ·WetlMSdoV, fE!6fucff't~, ·i~ 1'he ~lv sent~!!f.~-Middlepoo, Ohio-·~---------------. ._:: . · ==---=-~..::..·~-J=JS~::;•~F_Ivf - ~~;.-;;;;;~·~Bi;'b~l~e-;,Sc~h:;oo;f__:~~F~if~st~Bo~ · ~ptist !Drew Webster Night Observed Ladies Group Legionaires Dy Christ Churah Plans ~otial Have Spectker SentlneiJ FINAL ,A f!tUc on t.-gU.IaUon (Qf' vtt· lt Thorn· l•lilfw 'NH eiwrn ll)• J. ton \4-fl..n Ori-'14' W••IJS't't'r Pod Ameri('!ln 1A'£iun lfl('t Monday rvening :~t thf' IA'gJon Home. ON WINT!R WEAR FEB. 9 to FEB. 18 BUY NOW AT LESS THAN Altt•in~ ~H"Mk-11 planA WE>tt· m~ for the annual bi';rt·bday ~Y w'hkh wtll be f~d During th<" - ~ · 'WirkCI ·tfN• li'ad' been doing on 'Lhe boaMs for .. rilp-.~nir'klc tt.ttte· 1tnt - r<boiU!di.ng Chiefs four bask to>t. ·point •nd' tCr fl~ llh wittt flnf INdln1 and then fli• ot"tr. Pomel"'y tnlled by four . . . .. . . ' MlNS MENS Button lor ••• ~:umOUilft!d for l'f'h. 13. It was Votl'"d to b•• hcmli! ~o jbf> F.ighlh District eunvention on Jui'Jt'l 1(). T he mt>mbt>rship to d~.e WIW amJOuneed as 293. An 'llriidt wri'llten by Joy Smith and- 'Pilb- SHI'RTS liRh«< i,n i·he Dwily So.-nl i·ne-1 . "I ~k fl,fo Dcmocraey" was read. A.t Lhe- closf' of tOO mee.liJI'l r e:. frt'.sohment~~: w"'re "Served b)· Clwrr!L bUNGA ...... --I . ~··h· points with about a m(nute to pl•y and lost teveral ciNncet March 19. fo' rt'd Trade.~ !date! vit"t l"UU'nmandl."r wl.ll 00 the- tuest ~pt'ralr:er . A spaght•lli dinne•· ~ soted by 1.tl~ Ladi~ AuxiHury wa& SPECIALS ·~·'··~f' . ·. e11J OIL and GAS lnveat,..tions-lteportt ~II¥~~· uu•ilf W. CONUY ConCutt'lni G~410gln Hayes, P-.UJ CV.Ci and BOb -COSTONALQTOF THESE ARTICLES ONE LOT Of MIMS AlltD YOUNG MENS Biitlrday Pany , tletd Sutrdtty At l' ;, ' , Wilt Resiclence BOYS w· SUITS HAT'S CP. mEO ~ - x - :: - ~ - ~ -rl-e-x Wdftie.W Sh~f TOP COATS 10 to 25% OFF StiiJ Geilig 011· -- · l.y Pott Cctrcl . Pu" . · · Midd•efiuft;. olllb> ~ WATGHfS BRACtm tt.e COLLINS POMIROY -·nd .ft-TP JEWELRW STORI' . L&Z SHOP A spet::ial service ot 'PNt'Y« wiH be held 4-t- ten o'clock each mom~ for' dlimtL<¥1 nC .t he reviv· being .heJd 11t H.e Mid· ol c~riot. STOP IN ~ND SEE OUR WIDI SIL iie'l'iON J5% 0tf A ' . · tih s~t- .6x · . SHi~PfiRS Peneil .. . WINTER ~~"'KS · · · · · · · .. .. • • .. · .. · · · · · .. . .. . . '" Off MJI'( CCJATS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 ; +95 5UEDI JACKIHS ..... , : . . ............. · ....... · · • ALL OtHER Jlt(Km GREA11Ll' ittDUCEb . PRESS Spt'I(S . ._.. , ........................ i: ; ~air ~ -~ FLANNEL SHIRTS ...... . .. . ...... . ... Was .9 ow · 4 LEATHEi JA-eKEf$ for~~~erlysold up toi1.50 Now 14.C)9. J6~95 Sole as· Notified f 1-3 Off HlRE IU0(1R CHAiltS.. TOSAVI!.OMf.THIRDON EASTER OR G'UD(/.~Tk)N SUIT. CcfME fN EA·RL Y FOR GOOD SfLECTION MINS NATIONALLY KNOWN BRAND Was S.OO . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Now 4.25 Was 6.00 ..... , ........... Now 4.99 W rii' 't ,50 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Now 6.25 .. ' SALE • Durki'/Gl •l h.to 40 tnembf'r\11. .B18'· clv CE ,. , ·~\:· for lho MENS STORE "DRESS BmER FOR LESS" . . .JJ4 COURt $1 OHIO ·. ti· • •1 . ' '' POMfiOY. Ohio • ./ '. 9 . .... '' , ' .. -; ' ' 1948.DODGE ·fordor R•cflo and h•atfl', GMd' tlritl; ' Good Plint, A clancty. 295 ., p_,-, Jr._ . ..UIY; fl.- iiu "·'wZ.l!!ifl!UNt£ . •. ~, .,.., \ ~'stl!~on.dWI Of M11011 CiCy ' " . Phone SP 3-5554 , ' • ' .' ' ' ' ·• ' .·.• ' 4 ,-, '• • '. '.;_ . ·- ' "J.._• " '. ' ', m•tic r ve. a hoJMV. I . •• SJ ' '• a 10 an - J' r r ,, dmt 7• 975 I i951 51'tiDEIAKEl C- and-.. . . . . . . 595 , -· L.. d Cnri-, ' ••1111 ...... ¥1 ....... . -- ,. ·~A ! I' . ' ' I I • , Ride In luxury 11 law fMt rrC thl1 ..... =- ~ .~lr ,_, ••. Good R~int. Good ti,..s, l•dli MllheiW. 'It · ) •.fill I!i IH II,.. !·oHSE. .. ·; , · · ' . • ' o- .... -~ new.~ 1955/FOJD otoRn. d~lue •dncl Yi\.IM,•~ri; ; 239 5 ~, 1949 CADU.LAC . • ·'1 • ft ......... r ,,,.. • whb•·well; • ·' ~'' DEALER ~ ~· �' . ... . .. ..... - :·· Poae Six ' CliS5iCied Adt IJ«rt.clliJ 11.1 A.. K. will be pub.Whea CA• u.me d.ly u received.. :· ~~ tJe.ton: FENCE SALE POMEROY wwU:i foUoWlQ& UL.Oett.too. ~u uces o£ .t;veDla prLDlW at I t'ORE>IAN & ABBO'IT T .V. lOJ!:R. VICt: 1\JI make1 Repaired by Ex pert Techuiciau. Pb.cme 82.84 Y .P.11Jdlepurt. 6-1&-U Ebwwba't'b,' Arfltur C. E~bach, REFRIGERATION SALES AND Herman Ch~tham . Herman F. SERVICE Oheat:hem. Domesllr and Curnmereials. New <>nd U~(·d (•qu1pment. 7 yean Hollie and Alva Cross, several lull lLUlf' e~penence. parcels, Ru-t.l~rnd t.Q Ura Swisher. R. D. FIFE REFRIGIRATION. MQry Pi8f'ft aod L. D. Pi~ Phon• 637"X• Mlddl •port 50A, P'30, 35, 36, T4, Rll Olive to 1·27-30tc Ho)lf. J. Cur.U8. ",::----==-:::=-"::':' Norman M. and June s . Kloes, BRING YOUH. SHOES TOSAVI~ u•~ CINE SHOE SHOP AND parce1• "U\NI.epol'l, to Lewis E. ·-----~~~andWH,Iiom LiiHan and J. Triplett. _M_O_N_EY_. u .•• I. Jo-••• I ~• •u t:S) 1·2A and 84 Lebanon to CO~OP ~attle barbed wire 6. 75 per Roll reau· 1ar ct....... """· 0 """'".. pubilsbed at l. ceut per word. """'"'"A"''""""''' l or ' earetu.l mOl at"..ateulpnou~ IJ.Y~ TARY T.u.E YOUR WANT All!; AT \'UUR CONVt:Nililit:E 1 ll'll Hit. t:\lt:NlNi.>S. CA_:.L ~111 . 1 FARM.ALL TRACTOR OWNERS Llld yo u lulow you eould save ~·~ or IDQrc un pans b)' bumJ;: you. tra~.:tor en111tnc QVerhaulea Ou· as.l .lore .M.arch 1, J956 "l Abo BIJout our .tipL>etaJ oo paJnt ul& .-.nd tuneup. Mei&s Equtpment .... o. Phone 94. 1 il itlH· INCO lrfE TAX SERVH.$. Call A~HkJicport 6270. 2 3·t..f -~- SPAGHETTI DINNER At Pomeroy Amcrica·n .LegiWJ Hall , MQOOay, f'ebruary 13, 5;0U .to 7:30 P . .vf. Publl~ i-nvited. Adults, $1 .00; Children, 5lk:. 2·7--atc Bring It With You Each Ad , (21) keo I Estate !HousE~f~r -a~le on. Laurel st. WORTH25c a '<j FURNITURE ~ · FOil ~ TO ALL TRUCK limit per customer. Phone98 ell S•llsbu'"y Township when condition• of ume war· rant It, •nd th•t maximum weight of truck end lo•d lh•O b. Eight 18) Tona. S1lilbury Townahlp TrrntHf By F. H. Johntton. Clerk. clea.n harttl -pickcd t'ORN for 9ale $1.20 bushel. Victor Swain, RJtcine, Ohio 2-8-:Jte UNFURNISHED HOUSE for sale. Completely modern . Freshly painted. 011 Lincoln Hei.ghta. Jtoa., f rv..:endly M1'xers 11·17·11 TIC DISliWASHER, display m,Go del, br.and pew. W1.11 finance for 12 month.s. Must, have $20 i Gi"lfty. ' lls, W. Ailis. Ray AUis, dec., .. rnd. for trans.' ~iddlep~. Bertba A. H)-en, Jer, Walter R. g FURNITURE •" •II :r:~ ··r · NEW DEALER'S DEAL • ,> I Jllll)iht-»". ' LOAJiS · BY,KIN~ ~eet Srulden Eif)lemes ' BmruJO, .F ·---·... , 1 - rr were bonomJ *itb ·a .. ' '{,". ; . . ' ' ' port. Ikasonablo. Phone 1thank all 'OUJ" nci~h­ M. H7-tl 1 fnt:mtb for .1111 'flrKJd Lll!tllet•a, 1111t1 nc<ghlxWil· de('d,., und J:ldp For f\'111.-a!.:XtiV,Iion Se1ffold BoardB.. Vrop CloUul. tha l was givon to us during ,[he Middleport. CUnlon Ftshe.r, !>Uddcn Him:::~~ o r lli Y hus band, Phone ti26&-X. 11-1-tf J ohn Frick . .K'ipeciLJ!Iy do we want .lo -t hank the lll l:! mbea'l! of For rent- Electric wallpaper {he rinc Emergcmry Squad lor •teamer. CliDLon .FlJbtr1 Mid.th.lir qu iek r e.<. pon~r.: and '!'heir dleport. Pb. 6263-X. 11-1-U fine Jlclp in !into .()[ d istrCSJ>; also to Dr. Bu.t.rimus for ihis .timely 1tid and quick ootkm \1) Very doslr11 ble tint fJ()or APART· M.EN'f. AutomaUe &illf furnace . the caU. We thank you all. Call 6l70·J. 12-22-tt .Mr. snd Mrs. John Frlck. U.It< our rolu.tlve~ and ft'icnd!l for rthc ma-ny cirds We wish ,Lo 'thank Fl .... Automobll•, Htllfh ACCIDINT 1ervt~e. brake ' . "~,·,. ·· .... , Real Estate Broker "YOUR $UIIIR1SE . \ \" OHIO · All · ,~·? ' ) ~·· · rro Good Cleaa U1ed Cars All Mak•• llld Models STATION" METROPOLITA.N MENTS, now fiU'altu.re. ' UtlhUN paad. t:aU ti044·M.. 8-2G-tf 990 AUTO SALES .. t'JOif.cs, flowell!l u-nd ,g litllf, Wso the hcl·p we l(ot ,on our DOth JI'URN !SHED Apartment, 4. roow Annlv()rsary. Mr. 'a nd 'Mlrs. lcilin and bath, •11 mon:tlh; also Bla ell-n a·r '00d Children. 2·8-ltc room.t and bldih, $85 mon1h. Gu furnace and wU otilltlea , 0 0 I 1\UIO ;)efVICI!5 ;'p';'a:;Jd . P ;-e !!2S.X. _ 2·2n30L~ _ h::on 7 .omplete WHEEL AUGNIIENT b&Jancint tnd ..•..,·"!:: ·: : ' . ..;.~ Lit., Cu!Hilty 1nd Bond1 liST CABS On Your Dial • McKNIGHT In Galllpcilis MOTOR lALII Phtnt 115 Mlnettvill., Oh .. 116J For Rent or Sale - Hadtetts' Safely Service. West HOUSE for rent or aale. In Sugar Pomeroy, Oblo. Run. Information 127 Buttornut , Main Street, Phone 267. O.J.tl - 1·28-I:ltp . 117l 181 Auto 5ales -:-c-:-77C----:- Help Wanted 1955 CHEVROLii:T S1at.ioo Wa-&oo. own.nr, one local ').OW rnlleaigt', $230li. J-Immy Ptt!l'tiOJlli;. IM,tddlcU ·6te port. \ l'OIIITION OPEN PBJVACY ----~~--- JN3 FORD lllre new, Plcl!;up, 1119~ . Jimmy Plll'llOlltl, :M.iddle· 2-4·6te port. Vicl.uniw, 7'3dlo end thtw!er. low miJMI&~ $1093. J-im· my Paooon.-., ·Middleport . 2 4·6tc JIJ&~ r·on.o 1933 PLYMOUTH , ·•~t iiMd dc.an ~h rougMut , $1001), ton11, )'iddlc~JQr,L Jimmy Par· 2-4-fHc 19~ PONTL\C 2-door t~et lan, like new $991. Bl-Dotlnar'~~~, l"cmle· ror, Oblo. 19M Potu(.~, Bluottrut,r'-8, ~~ VB ton ' . Is the k.,Y.ot.o of our pehiorurl 1'8l'Viet. lencM In 0.....1 tt.W.r ~Houu , O,......tl..,,, Prlnci,.Uy St•m .00 OO~t.cr 12t93. staettn.r'' Puu1~'0,y, Uhl~. 2-4«e 1938 CHEVIlOLE"J' Bel Alr 2-door 6edarJ, JlOOG. ~~.roy I '4'UIV· BJitot.!Jnir'«, Pom· 2.... "VU.: ...u., ·- 19&5 BtUCK -&ipM"' Rlvl(11'181 Coo·pc $.."781. Blaet.t.nur'tt, f'.oiii'C'I'U)'. Ohio. 2-t-tJtc For Sale (9) Fifty YMn M...lmYm A... :.= The Jarkoon lron..Siecl Co. Jac:k..o•on, Ohio I~::::::'::::::-'":::::~=.,.,.,.,~ \\;ANTI~J A·1; Ui~~-i~ Ponu1ro"Y. mrn Ito :;t.'ll l'OWNOtan;' evtt'Y· d~:~r ltrml'i clttJld lk.>c~ttea under vur fal"1 Qr:y •lu-lboP.Je "'Pltril. ·J."'ull o1· paM tim e. Earuli...., b&IH.'d ,..., Wr~l.o Raw)el;h's , OIIU·840·728, . Frocp<J'I't, un Sale'!!. lllaconloo Wllfl World'• lltMai' ear For reliable radio •Dd eai1 SOtli-J. w. . On ·=~4l!~, r ·- . , .: I Phone 200. Cleland !tore. 118 2·23nll w. M'aln ~'::; ScbmbUS .. ;oz., Ol:Jo, ·IF "' ., .' \,.•f ··h ',,,~ - ·They,Get Reaults- A-pplllnee St., PomerOY . /_ • h ' ' ' • Rep~sentative. 2-8-ltp '('20) 8usi~;;;$-5ilrvl~ei • You have somethlnt To Sell, Trod~ or''~~ nountt, Let A l,)oJiy Sentinel -Ad or Want Ad 398, The lla ily Se~thu~l. 1-23-lltc ll cJ)( . Jlt •.' ' FUNIRAL NOMI ·• A1k For Mr. p.,.,_ RAUIO & TEL.VISION ~ERVl~'E Cd illldtllepori 11347·X, a.N\p < l'hone 288 TREVIY·FINSTI~!NALD me !IIOx ::1~:-I'"<"P. ...ped-, 'fttwet tllied:· OneJ!!Ox13 tubei~M~ TIRES' Hiab Quilllit.Y at compdillve prices. Pickup, $1490. Blaot1na r's, l"ttm· l NEw'SPAI'ER CARRIER wanted eroy, Ohio. _ . ___ ._ 2 ·~~ for Rutland. t.:onhlct Virginia lVM PON11AC "870" :I"()Qur Sc Neuhlini, Milillloport, ol' c.!l\1, dan-. irad~ • Tu"'i"" Drl..,._ 1-.ulpment, W6te C IIEVUOU~i' ENGINEER Mutt It Llcenl.etl ,Ancf lxptr· 2 4 tile "ID:':M'::::Bc'U::'I~i(- S;;.l~ti 2;;_~~~-.-n, $1695. Olllo. Sladonary .' 461 S. Third St.' ' •. • Yeapr surprise ' ., ' ' Amuka•. tnourltatiru (Eng . ) u~ Poem ' t7 Tbt (014 aa.= =....., ··=........ !UCalt II..Oiru tO. DtN.m,. - l...tloq. l fJ, OtJvr. 1 DAJLt I &YPrOQ~ -m.t-. - io "~"' It: AXtbLBAA:(R. ' II LONGFELLOW One ltt.ter JlrnpJy standa for another In tills examp~ A. It UM<i. for -~ ~ L'1, X }or the. two O's. _etC'. slng1e ltttPrs. tpQstto;htt.. Ute Jm&tb Md fotmatlon ol the "'Ords ,,. illJ rhnts. Each clay th~ eode Jt.t~n .,. dJtrerent. · , A. CI)"Jtt.rram Qooiatloft 0 CVPVO &JFS TF ·R ~KICX SJ~ MKLY~C~~C RK iiKtTFl'OKCFWNV ey Mltebtl, fra~ ~Vat!lhan, . Mr. lfrt. 'Blehard -Sttuftl"e, Celum- ~R . nKNOSSXV-8lKav~a . and lloana'idsh, Ft. Pt....m. Sal· "l.y Yeqer aad t)le bOBUsses. MAJirt, YET Fiio.f 1m KINb-<THOIISON. DIII. Ill. lllill """' .I., E. P\Oro.tll ' 33. S"outh F~nch ;JveF 40. A magpie ~\ l-!ld 'I 31 . A 11hort. nap Oltim• 37. (abbr.) 4 Ebersb4ch, Cl~ Struble, Bon- ~· •, 29. E•tertaJn delightfully fEu r.) 35. i'eriod If. Rl'qulre• ~ Situ~; ·Jaek Cr....,, <Bn. and Mrs. J. Lellie KUnze, Dr. · and l!rs. C. E. W. Downie, M'iu LYdia INSURANCE AGENCY Al»AR'f. Two Furoiabed t.ltoom. ' i '' .... 34. Sea earle. l•bortA!ntd) 10 lllt<bell ..,. · l«r•- Cloronoe Slru· hie Y,.el"' llfl'~ ,II , tiU. ,a«air. 9u~ts att~D4iq were }tiss Sue ' , ...... , .• u .... H . candle . power ~ • t'r Satul'd.ay .eVeriin1. Mr-..· · Bo~y SILU the 0 J a 3 2 2 ..o.- -.. mduthl 23. Aipeck 26. Fren<: h Ear.• .......rod housewanni.oj:· party at t4eif new boyne ' Pofti~ st:, in .M.Moa on . HUt) of 4 _. Ill.-· 10......... Party fliltl Sotlln/ll'f Eve. Phone I~ 18. Antcet 12. "Halla 28. Roof• tr&Au 1 House\Vilrmlng Performance made . Fora~:. RODNEY DOWNING wi.~ ll d (I hor.-~ ;Jnd I Mr. aad · M~. .t;Rni.u: I \\- e I CtDOn, G ·-no-n • • ., D~ Dugan, G ___ _ 0-1 SchCitlDOYN; G --- - 0-1 I I 41 For Rent 1 6044- IHl F __ , __ 1).(1 ~II, e ---, ..... _., tnl I 20. P*- Of Mid 1"' 2t 2t1 11 .. ' 8oylftl, G __ . . . 0 0 Headlt",y ...•. : .. _ _ 1·2 8 Rutland I'T FG Crelneam,, •• - -..-- •.. 0·1 10 t'INANCJNG OHIO P~PLE SINCI18ll UNDER STATE REGtr,LATitlN · , ~ .......... -d. u :tl . l:levated I •. 11 Vtmt.tl inSfedJofnt l3 M~rcn&nt ,.Wid 1t. Akohallt .. 2'1 at se.·::~ ..tfMn · FT "FG 'TP P'Qtfell , J.' 3 H II 2J Wh;l.tlii.tt'L, P _. o.L l i Riebel , c ... 10:11 15 ~ Eppl•. 0 ·--·---- 0·1 1 • To Poy BiU1. aftd 124 E. Main St. u 1!:•1~ jluiJoo<l . warahlpt, Ea&lerll Rell~rvt>s wa!Jop('d hf' 11tvil He:rerv~ 49·31 , !HI bi he .~rinJ -of lfndtey wi th ll $10to.$looo . Q 14.0rw4pot Th~ • 5. Mvfrllr 6. UnM161eo:l 7. Intllnatlon &. Qylcldy .o-.. paf. 3. Opton ( pott. l 4 . Marry ..... -------· m~nt 2. Sht-IWr~ .... ,od la. 11 V11'1o 12. MoQrnme. fur 42 market"~, 'Mld wri ".f!'Vf!l' {l.ehtnd in 4ohe ~~, leadfi at flail time. 63-39 • 1. Star m •Uck n . Pw•lt ..,., ,Hi l o<.. l t 1 Ul. f're. A CUU11\1,. DOMI . 10. w.u.u., tni YOlK reen• " PERSONA •' ' . ,. . .. ' ~ ..... , o wOWid • · Mln1,1t• lkln "Xtints. Jmfr!y <;.'c"enielrnl led t.i.A Ntn wi-~h 20 'P(Iinb. · "nle: ~llerri qW'nt.tttc Jl('dr('hf.d hf!' ooor in l"ffto nJ"St Quarter ·hit- NEW andWiHlom ! boat on bumbardiftl the hoop f(Jt 4(1 c/ore to tb• .U 4f 0\JRnet f5 Tunu Lo lhe rilht G. Mt!rlli 01 Don R l ~. dte fMltnl rtnter -i'd hi» fivt to .lhe M'Wlitli dlviio PUll you • ........d Nood. G_- A. ODd ld'olry W. MeiJI. .han, LGto 111 """ 112. ~·· .. _ A . 1 ft&t. !UM~Ua)' ni'ibt on ihto RuUand hard 1 A. Myent. Am Oil • tbry won an eoaB)· 4J8.81 v)Cl.Ory Jnr tM flutb.nd fe ed Otvlls, ctara A. Koehler. to Dale Lot 111 llli~ to - ~ BAKER · ~ Farm Bureau Group Organized The Burlingham friendly M:ixGERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS, CnJ F ann Buf"C&U Youth. Coundl registered Anteric6n Kennel Club. W<~<S ar·g anized .~;r.;;t Friday rfhd 0{. Dr. Robert tieiplc, Racine. Phodc fil'"l'f's chosen anc .ft.!!" fo'l1owtr. Pre3814. s-id nM. Gloria Swin<dl'lh Vice rl'C· 2+8tc 1 sidl'lnt, Dick Jone.<P; Secretary, ----- - - Barba-ra Cloosf'; '.I'N!asu.trer, Eileen 2 COWS, J(II"ISCy an<! Guc-nmn'Y; . BurSo:ln; Ne-ws Report-er, Helen BALED HAY, do.,.ru· a111d al- J1m'¥; R~.--oc-rewHo n leitdel'l, Ned f-alfa. C. D. Ui rclc, ltaci.Jl e. &'wind"ell .o.:nd M•ary Lou Snod"rass; We wish lo exprl"Sll our slnt.-ero Batrhan Road. 2·7-3tp L!oy<t and Mu rl ~ Hawk . thcmks to ou r lll4llY friends, " ' : " ' : ' - = - - · - - - rnf'l1ing was held at lMI:iss neighbor':-~, .an-d .re-tMives (or SwLndell'• hom e. Km>l Aid, potato their act:; o! <Sympa,t,hy, love ·~---- - - - - - chips a nd sandw iche<. were served. and kindness during tho reccn'l l Fin~ TQI)nt modern APART· The nex.t m<>etin-g will be ,h eld loss ()( .o11r fat-hc.r, Mr. Oharles Mfo~NTS, Wlllh laund ry and gar- at .flhe home of BarbM•a -and Fr,a-nk· L. Chappe.lcar. We eXllend grodc · age. Otte 9·room modemr odweJl- hn Clou.w (1111 February liS. ful ·thanks [or the !Mny bUU· d·n g. lias cver)"1Lhiug. Plhooe hf,ui Ooru l tributes und :11pecial 3lll M. A. N. De!l'gel. 1-24-'l.f !hank ~ ·t o tb('l Rev. Vict.-ru· Brown and .t h ,· Ewing .lo'uncr.a'l' Home. ~>Room -'Ni!wnousi.-~nfur. nis hcd. HrQWni.'IJ Ave., Middle2·8-ltc Ill~ Children Salilslbury DAILY CROSSWORD C'~h lfart!lr.lt ~ill'• East · ern (itj"eHJ. rernaiDed on tiM top •m1.: of the ('()WHy le-ajue Jlldder Drwson, Wl'lter R. Al · i ""BAKER We wish l.o lh;:ruk ai.J our frien·d ~ wOO were so kind to come to our home in Clii.ton, W. Va., to hclp n·Jcbrate our gokten· wed<l.ing armtversury and many th;wk~ for 11t0 many nite pre· ~cnts and c.111'd.8. We wish a vcr)· rich bl c..>si ng to you all. ·Mr. und }Irs. Lew Uol"fman. 2-8-J.tc F 23 23T R13 NeHie A. OF~ New ~urniture RoOMS Over Rutland Jan-..t and Carrie L. Bobo ~A S32 Col umb ia ·to F'lossie .and Leo Dawson. Ragan. Charlt!IS ..00 Dot B. Gitkey,"63A -m. MilOS GINEIAL HOS~ITAL ODd - • ~.,, lb. , _ Admiltod lforolay, ...... Vi...... lo Lebo< l'iollli; ~ lk~ a-,... l'onlfror, VIetor - · JCI!Idli> rn.mtuec~: MJW. For"flellt 61:olt prnrt _ _ __ ---".:.::....!:::.:.:...._ Eastern Coasts To Easy Victory 18, 25; (2) 1 8 15 22 6t.e ~ §On'}'; =-~orner 12-6 3tc. - - - - - - - - -- - GENERAL ELECTRIC AUTOMA. (I ) ~ OWNEIS AND DRIVERS: PleeM t•b notlu th•t theo "S•IItbul'y Township Tru~otHI hn• t•ken nKHNry •nd 1110•1 st•p• to polt any or Only one ad per roll, no ker. petmon agJ.lDI!It b.im !or diVOII'ee H11rrison and Eln Rood. 40A S16 ~nd aHqwl'ly iJ1 Cue Number and 4R 11 QUve to RltSScl! and 12,317 o£ the Common Pll'II!.S Bertha R.andoJph. _ 1 Coot1t of 4e1p Coun1y , Ohio, and J(Jbo W_ aDd Helen L . Mtrlford that said cause w.ii.l be for •MarJ.IOA Salisbury ot.o D. N. Mulford. ing on 'Or ar.t-er the 17th day of E. R. and Shi!'ley HuUon., 48A March, 1956. Sutton 1() Edison and Evdyo HoiJ UNE ANN WEAVER, a minor Ion. ~by her next of frieOO, VELVEY C. Kennilwort!h. aDd Jean A. KEYS, PJ.a-iDtifi. NN:>e 23 .7A Sutt-vn to Edison and O'BRIEN AND O'BRIEN Evelyn Hollon . AUor.neys for Plaintiff. c. ......... Paoa~ ' ·I . aod Alv-a Cro!s. lA, Sal- $299.QO : 1231 Legal Not1ces On any Roll of Fence Call 33o.M. ~BAKER j _ Inquire 933 Hysell S~ ..2.~ down. CaU 6126-M or 8180. 2· 1·61.C (2J Card Of Thanks Insurance ll0 , COMPLETE ln.sunoee Protectloa, 1 .l...1fe, Auto, Firtl, ~olio , C•ll DoD MillS. Middleport. Onao. uua. I I I NotiGes :._.ET _:__O_:U_R-::E:-L:-Mc:.;:T::R::O::N=IC:C"CS=EC ::"::R~--~I I thJs prtte possible. Good only u long as >UPP IY lasts. DON'T WAIT! CLIP THIS AD HoU~ Hatlie Ebersbach Anna Moore Bessie Cb6atbam, '•mel. for trans: fM", Rutland, to Jessie MicGu.ire, Ram.,ie -Moore, l't'eva ~- Herman Moore Beatrice May AJtbur ~ A• ..-es•••-Shoold 0, 8 .•..:;. 5 per Roll _, ...ra w ..v.,. • ..,. reported uru.. eaw.&~ . 'lne lJIU.Iy 9.00 per Roll tte.~:~tuh:.l wi..IJ .11ul boc reapOuo.~Oie ; A Special Purchase mak~ tur wl.'n: LO&O ODe wc:urract LD- ' o«UOD. .....rt~l.lf Thanu and b~lal N"' l rhe Deily Sentl~k, P~roy.Miadleport, Ohio l'Hil SMI'l'll FAMILY i • 4 pt. "'hf! Dolly Sentinel. PO!I!!rov-Miadleport, O!ilo LEGAL NOTICE TRANSFERS l!m...... and Virlini> 'lolceok I Claude 'IbontM Waver, · n.sidbbu.ry to Marion and Eva Gard- ( ing at So.lli 13, 'Rurlm Route No. 2, J B. Toorrenee and Oliva Tor- ner. Timborfilke, .North Clti"'..ioa, Is r('ll('e 95 14 A Olive t.o Roscoe M. H McDale, }{ M. McDale. ' hereby nctified Lhat June Ann Wilts. ' Crrod :Mc:Dale. two pat't--els. t'he.-;- Weavor, a minor by her nex-t C. M. Moore, Charles Moot" te r, to Ah·a C. :~:nd l.m.:y \\ h1ta- · rn~nrl, VeJw:~· Ke}1l, has fiiOO her QUICK SE.HVICE on Watcfl S. p.11.mng by .Fac"t«J Trained watchmaker. COLLI:NS JEWEU:HS, Pt•r•reroy. 1-3-tf 1,--;;;~'--..;;;;~---~1 tor m eenLI ! lllt' wUJ vl LAND I _ for Sale hll taLe or z centa pe:- word will be cbareed fl)r advertil>ing ii nut p.ll.IU h,. ( \ WANT ADS 1 ;. lpecial-oae month per worcJ.. • ~ne~::~;•..F~r~;~~~ 8,. 1956 ( 9) 1' oa• b ..moo. Jolioun=•··p clw·it :.De,- I t ce.nt.l per word I or tJ:u"eto toa I tecuUve ioaertiooa. tt.Lol:i ' • I ~u~.tes :: . . .... "' - Y!Oiha..l"i ~to<jUot., 1£:RJ:Nt. TE'r W~ : Hu· Dblrlbut~ Q X1itc rtaiurtt S~ndiMit• �· - ---. -, . •. 'aae Eight ~ - - -· - -- An'INO MIETING The ex.eeuWve eommittee of the Atbeoe- Pftrsbytfrial met Tueaday M the A.iJleo:t Presb)1Jiria-n Oburab ro make plaJJI!I f.o.r Ule • The Dl.lily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Slprinc meatJac: '<¥hicb wiU be 1held tbete iD Asril. Atieodinl from here ftl'e lire. Lowell Pro ' basco, Mrt. Dwlcbt Wa:ilace to d Donald N. Bradley, son of Mr . Mlrti. Ge<qe .ADd.~ Jr. :~.nd Mrs Russell F. Welch or Route : P001eroy, Ohlo i8 sehedu.led ttl The B. H. Sanborn Missionary Mrs. John Kauff eave the dedJ.. Mr1. EvereU McDaniei bas been ~il'l.e from lf'!eC.ruit training Society of the Firat Baptiat Cbu~;th catory prayer for the Love-GUt notified lhlt ller .J flDddau,._tei" is SERVICEMEN NOW~ THRU fEaRUARY 3 u.l.t:L._o.reat .L.Uea~ .lll~ The nine weeks of "Boot Camp" ocludes drJJI and instruction in eamanship. gunnery, life saving, ,ea survival, OOat batidliog , and .be use of ~ mall .arma. I ON TEMPCO FLOOR FURNACES AND HEATERS Following two weelu leave, uaduates will be assigned to ship· board duties or service 11ehool.s de· pencfing on the qualifications· each has demonBtraled. BUY NOW FOR NEXT YEAR! USE PICKENS' EASY PAYMENT PLANPAY BY WEEK OR MONTH Pomeroy Association and of the Mt. approximately seventy present with Moriah Baptiat Church at their six ladies rrom Cheshire; six, Pom. annual Fellowship Tea ~on ero~ three, Mt. Moriah; nine, evening at the church. -r Ratlne, and orie visitlnc pastor, Atrs. Allen Hughes, president, the Rev. Parker, Pomeroy. opened the meeting wlth a poem Mrs. D.avjd Darst Jr. showed a "Just Once In a While" alter au ftlm ''Strangers In Their Own organ 'prelud,. by Mrs. C. P. Brad- Land" with Mrs. Claremont Hoyt bury and Mrs. Ediwn Baker was u ru.rrator. Mrs. Hoyt organized le.ader of the devotional ·service. the group into six "Buzz seiBiona" As the members and gueats entered nd reports were given by these the sanctuary they were given ladies who were ch08en as spokes. miniature Indian · Miccasins as men : Mra:. T. T. She1ton, Mrs E. L. lapel tags with the quotation Hughes, Mrs. Katheryn Payne, "Forbid that I judge any man until Mrs. L. D. Diles, Mrs. Edison Baker, l have walked for tw(l moons in Mrs. Wippel and Mrs. Waterford. his moccasins" anJ this was the tbeme of the devotional service which included the Indian· version of the Twenty-third Psalril, an Ind· ian ,p rayer, a mediation on the iMNnbers ol the Ladles Aid of American Indian and cl~d wJth BaPtist Church, held 1 Layette a prayer with ~ongrecauqp: gi_~,. lShower~·for one Of their members, the theme of the servl& a.l, . 1 '·'&fl'l. Emilie- 8itil Wbea Utey .met response to the leader. \~ ..: In Jeg:tJlar seulon. Thur&da1 aftt~rMrs. Hu"hes was in cha-• ot.u.4:· ·~ ·at U. ~. .A:ft.e'r aiJu&i. • ·• .,... m,.&• 1&re. 'iltM ~hOI' business meeting and ,ailounce n~rts and •refruluneab of ~ the observance of the Wofld DaJ Cream Cake and Coffee . weN o( Prayer on Feb. 17th at the Heath llerved: Methodiflt ·Church and the A.!liiOCia· tional mtetiog to be held on April Roland Glenn was taken to Mei&• 23rd with place to be anDouneed General Hospital, Thursda.Y eYeDh, ter. She named Mrs. Willis Ant· lng, when he fell from h11 truek hony, Mrs. Perl Hoffman, Mrs~ while it wa11 ln motlon and the Dana Hamilton and Mrs. Robert frqnt wheels passed over his Cbeat. Mr. and Mrs Ed Panons, Mr. Mills, representing the 1our Circles, on the ~omlnatJng committe~ to and Mrs. Ray Parsona, <;hester. report m the March meeting. visited their daueh~er and sister, ~~ters threl cre;~bfro m BacMo~e Mrs. Arthur Arnott, wbo i&reeover· .00 s'"h let•·'Pkt.st · hiS· ing from a recent illness. ~ 'Tr" ' 1 s1on a nmg c oo u~n tng t e Miss Doris Pickens and sister, Society foil Christmas glts · Mrs. Bryan Harrls, Reedaville, 1 eptnd a day In' Parkersburg. M'iss Magil McNickle baa aecep't- A . NTIQUITY SPECIALS THIS WEEK 9x12 LINOLEUM RUG 7e98 ·, 1- - = - - - : - - ----'-____:_----'-'---.:...,·; REDUCED General Electric Automatic TOASTER w... '19.95 NOW$17.95 PICKENS Paint and Hardware Stores Mason, W. Va: First Baptist Church B. H. Sanborn Missionary Group' Has Fellowship Teo .ll'ebruary 4 at lbe N8¥al Training entertained the member~ ~ of the oftertna: and the roll call showed .SAVE 10% THIS WEEK Wednesday, February 8, 1956 ----~~-----------------~--- -- In NYLON I ORLON And WOOLS $10.95 to-$25.00 Mercedes Condon .Dress Shop Pomeroy, Ohio Phone 133-X Pbone sr-3-5583 Open !!very Day 7 am to 5:20 P1J1 Opea ~at Til 9 pm Main 81 8 1 n 'e ... "WW" . r.... Ca · • Pomerov, Ohio ~ - . ed employ;ment M.1.he ' · Solid Maple StJites newaeat covers • Howard Zink seat covers eal\ do wonders for your car. Ril.'!b fabric!, durable const~tion ..• aeams that are double"!litched and hidden. Evcrythina but 1 premium pril.'!cl ' ON•Y 12.95 MOORE'S ass. y Phone Pomeroy, Ohio - Ciovet~ Fann Sl~: 'a~i~. Fliaftk Butk spent ~~~~~~ days the Put week in Col- Mr and Mrs Oval Diddle have received Word from their son, S.Ze Wald Diddle Wlho .has ~&pent the past year in Germany, that he was leaving for -horne Feb. 1st. R<~lph Diddle- 11pent a n'ight wLth Ronnie Young Lctar:t. Cal}t . Lowen IMicNick,Jc who iR employed on the river, is spending a few day• at home. Mr and Mrs. Wilson Brunty spent a weekend with relatives in Hunt· lngton. The Friendly Farmers Farm Bur61lu Ac:Pvlsory Cou.ndl women vi-sited "'J1he Coffee Time" Pl'OI· ram of W. · S. A. Z. TV in· HunH1Jt:ton. West Virgirri.a Tuesday JaR 31': Th05e attending were Mrs. J1 M. Gaul, Mrs. Paul Karr, Mrs. Earl Dean, Mrs. Horace Karr, Mrs. Ro:v Hol.ter, Mm. Dunald' M~GN, ·Mrs. 'flhoodo-rn )lora, M1rs. Edteon Hol• Jon. rnd Mrs. Reid YOUDJ:. Mrs Reid Young was awarded .tJle Khld -c'Ol"R1ge for belng tib.C ;voungcat mother that dav ·· ------- . RIHIARSAL CALLED MIDDLEPORT. Leadership Training Sch~l Plan SOCIETY Studied By Mason EUB Churchmen JocquUM Rice, · dauzhter ·· of Sybtne Baptl•! cbuh:!L' L. DUDilam, Wu the wee!$ . '· .. . Vol. VII Designed for today's oompaet living! -~ • POMEROY SOCIETY Miu Barbara Ann Wehrung, .student nurse at the Cincinnati Gen~al Hospltal is home for rccuper•ti~ from recent hospitali· zation. · . ' FOLDS FlAT, like magic, to 61NQIES ... . and.w~h . one hand . . ,,. Dr. and Mrs'. E. A. Tracy of Columbus were weekend guests of hla parents, Mr. and Mts. E. J. Tracy, . · Mrs. Manbing, ·webster is li medical patient. at Holzer Hospital Miss NetWe Koehler, Mrw. Ed· ward Koehler and Mrs. Wtll Daw· son were visitors in Gallipolis, Sunday aftrnaon'' Mr. and Mrs. James Lloyd and family moved Saturday from But· ternut Ave., to Belpre. . ~rs. William Baxter and M1·s. Beftu Wolfe were buslness visitors in Gallipolis, MondaY. Bentz Wolfe was called to •Plantll, Tuesdi:V by the Ulness of o~ hls s~stcr, Msis Id• Wolfe who aulfercd a Ught stroKe. IMrs. EIJ.a . Rus8e}l, Lincoln HeJ.ihls, U ill with bronctual In \ J \' \\ $18.95 Ulibty Chair Chair pneumpolo. ' ELBERFELD$ •, I fif·Lb i:andldate toc the .county commissioner's office, Wednesday, · Wbicb was il.he fioa-1 fi'J.ing ~l.lih' far ·t he ;P&y 8· Primal')'. The- num· ber ol eanodid&tes t'OI.ab 24. ' AJso in iflbe final day ut fi:ling tWn iM'OI'e DemOcrat& ari.d L2 m<ll'e ~publicans h<tve · 1i'led ~or oom· .mLtt-ee positions. Tb.U brings the . ~ lota:l to <H ·81ld 41, respectively. ·~ Forty-three from each -party ate ' to be el-ected. 'Ilbe gt1UI(l total ol -•. ;~· eamtidatcs ·is 117. , _;1~, n}IBg fot ,tJbe commitle..,••rna-n's ~<, po1tition for ~he Democr.a.Ue tic-· ket i~,udc: Sadie Carl. East Bed· ford rtKu'inot; George Car-per, West Bcdlord; R:ob~rt Coteman, SOu:Vh Cbater; Vestina Crabtree, Colum))i·a; ~MtOeS Mion4Comecy, -Dexter; James Pcoffitt, GI"Cat. Bmd; Charles Kcioser, Letart.; AI· bert Fa.irclobh, But· Letal.t; Ohe6,Cr Wtl:ls, Long Bottom. . Jennings Wayland, Middli:port 2od; G·riH E. Thompson, ~I.e. ·. pbrt 1st; '11tomas A. Riley, M·iddleport Sw; Lotft Luel-l en·, Mi~c­ .R!X't Jst.; Hornet~ C. Jooe&, Mid, ·· ~hlpott 5tb; curf<n'od PhHJ.,ipt. !Min, ~ille; E. A. Dodd«t:t, ~ivc . """" ...._, , '_, nMJ' J>'-'-• ...........~,.'" i!Rr. ""/ ,g.iret Swalzet, ' PomCMy lW; DwiJrht Parltet\ Pom·eroy 2W; Nor · man Kloos, Pomeroy 3WA; AI· ' bmt Gloedmer, Pomeroy 3WB; James C. Fugate, Pomeroy 3WC; lle.fto/ W. Bentz, Rlacine Village; !. Snowden-, Rutl~; Will· Graham, East R\ttland; Sid· ·~ ney Wells., West JWtta.nd; Harl-ey N~, Salem; Edwanl Werner. Silver Run 8'Jld Eldon KN.ucter, • SYTacuse• OLhers. lnclude Jo"'loyd Boring, Pa&eNille; Guy Ru&Sell, .Middlc~i Alta E. Corre, Dyesnlle; Ira il..tell, SyTO<USe; WI'IUein R=· u. tAJked; Gordon Caldwen, '1\lp·.. , pell'l Pla"lns; Golda GtJ.lian, Racine; Riy BirohfieJd, HalT'I'SOOvtne; Emmett Will, IWck SJII"jn&:;~; Millard Van !Meter, S)Tacuse VHl&~e; WI~Ham Oampbel:l, Porneooy 3WC; lollry E. Oflo>t~ P<mtland: llm""t ·!'!· llulll. ~me: Frank H. Bi6e, ReedsviHe; S. G. Pickens, ,1 U>nz,vllle •l!d c;.,.rge Abbo,l, • -~j~~·~mw~n~cy~·~~fuxd~l~~~n~m~~~·~--~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Nort.h Cbestcr. T-Ile foUowJ.ng have {iled for ·comm~tt-eemcn in idle Republici.n p": Jamfll!l D. Eynon, Atkled; aae11 OUUums, Obot«""; V1tl H•rtung, North Chester; lloHo!l<l Columbl•; RalPh Tilt'· ner, Dexter: Glenb ·'I\II'nOT, Dyes· . ville; Entm.1. Btewft, Great Riv· Oribtroo. . . er; 'VberM MO!'!ris, UngsviHe; Carol R. Picn!e, Lanp;WUe: Bert Hunt, Letart; Paul M~nuel, East Letart· wuriam ConnoHey, Lon.g Bot...;,; Samuel Ralrdo11, Long .... !!ott.... 4 TePHtlii 1&9.95 J'aluea I • :1 00 '·" /' Dovid 0 . Jonkim, Ud<lleporl J8t; James G. Lcw-ia, IM:iddi43P'OI'l :tro; Ma Custer, Mhrersvi'lle; Don· al<li Stanley, Ptievil'le: Wwltcr Scb~iber, PoiDU'Oy; Harry Bearht Pomer>oy let; C"IITI Persinger, Promcroy 21td; A. c. Jooea, Porn eroy Srd; Donald H~t. Pome1'0)' 3B; Chester W. Zerkkl. PomOI'OY 41ih; Willliom Woodard. Pom- eroy. 4th. \ - := ""S" !ftry pi- ••tllf Mlli( el lOUD MAPLE • •· , .....,.illullr .llatobed •• I ROOMS NEW JURNITURE 299. CLOSED _:THURSDAY AFTERNOON " . ' BEGINNING FEB. 9 RF U Co ' •• eooyl Not I I I I I I 'I • ' · How81'd lio>wlocnoo, - d ; (J]fDton E. Jolmson, Pwtl'and; Ed· - I or oWnerihip make)'-!<> litO mqlot GOES TO SCHOOL ON INTERCOM ' ht ........, 2n<l ,...., ant Thursday, February 9, 1956 .av !~~''s'::'~~~= lfilttM••t, '-'" lltltW flurrift In WMt aM nortlt t.uml,. c.Ww t'ooMJ; cloullfy •n4 c:ohler with .,... flun·ln IMtl1ht low 26 34 Buln.. 'Pbone lVII Single Copy 5c frl•r ,.rtty c:lovdy •ntl ,..,. at.ly Ald. President Warns Against Return Of Rigid Support ~~~ID ADMINISTJIATIIX - NICE? YES, BUT-- ·.cltm~i&n· by television . _. inf~rencc dr.IW'n ·~ -~- Rtlpublican5 koni. ,tbe P.~·'l ~""" · conl.ft'e1lee rem"!:~'!".~~nesday tbat be ba1l ne~~ a bam6t.Qrm. jng ~l!i!ft:iitg.n. . even if be- h'd Dot euff~ a 'heart attack. . Wflif€ Presideol Truman made Tblt ·WM H.e WA~HlNG'I'ON e.DhoWer-will n.~o scbool pubt~an!l Yisualized Eiseohower tOOay in -the eecond term .eandidate ducHng a "front •porch" Mel'gs Jaycees . . { AwardIs Cal .Agal.n PIanned . e!l:.din ""of ""'technique in 1948 ..Mlr. l!.'iseJJhower made it elear tohat h reg.anb it .as im· proper for a president. •M:r. . Ei..,nho.,.,·, newo conference again oprovided evidence to str engt:hen bhe beli~ O:f both tho,··· who belie" he win and . .t.t)osc whu think •he will not run . lh. . b. -aga1n. The Mc1gs Ja~ccc.<i a1 eu· I · · Svmc RcpubJj(':ans saw {!to f're.. ~onlhly meetmg Wedne~day sid~·l Citting hinuelf {or a mght, reported ~hat they hav' s.trt:hgth·.saving campaim by telc· another calf to gwe awa y, t~ s?me. visllin . ·others l>aW evidence t·bat farm boy in the county . T~1s 1s a I ne .. 1mJd not run i•n btl CODtinu. pha5e o£ the Jaycee Agncultu~c, 1_mg. &tto;;J, on .hiz; ·health. ··n~ .t,fle program . . .. fP.~t.- that atQ. expect::;_to anriOlince At 11 board meehnl!:. Wcdnesda,Y 4J~cc~ by tM -oi. .thb the "regular meeting. the Jaycee sm •h '.. ! .· . lot o~ blncoln Hf'ight.s was sold, • ,·] (~1 - eOnf~cJ · that tlle Preto Howard Mullen. '~ ld<4t ci>UJ~ . cd'iit1& calnpa;ip Bi11 Childs was added to · lnd horse bhow committee, and the ,WJil ~on f lat . bas'1s, !'~, '5~. gl'oup discussed furnishing the l~,n\_1) hR.~ , ff R-Pa. ...J~r. ~~ ..ti ~1: ' e e- cm.OOI'ilts -.u~·ve ·......, · ·' rtlcyong new Iy acq uue.., roo~r~ ....,_;t;.:l· ' 1. k. ·,._. ~ . ·· ' •• a bove Th. e Da1'I y Sen ('me 1, an d I'i .._..""'"* -+'alt.'-".. , bl' can ~~iCof. ulJll. ...:· ~ was decided lihat any m~ber . .... ,.. •• . . . ,c l""'" 1. • • ••lli! ~ r;:t""" wanoling .to do so eould d-onats larJtr,~hows ·1t continues. .W::tt:J"~· ·} lja-ln. ... ~~-.Jtt· ·.-m '!"XlraOtdh\ardy l h or t. c roon_t . It was annwmceo hciib t~ "'"it;oot 001 :sfiJII' '51" t that a mectmg would be held {! .. . . } · · · • ~ J'' · ~~ Sunday at 2 p. m-. ,in the mcet1n1 13 , 0 ', 1 . nl~:.._ . ~. ~ - ,.. . · . £ ~•<'fillung · IJ~h1 J,III "#O 'W WI ,'" · ~ • room ror (h'e" ....,, t' ..rpose o S ld ,_. •"'"I · · ung G. it up." ~rr. 8 aJ:T:v '!'... o wa"'-1 ~ . z .. Pi'esent. at the meeting Include: r:.ha1rm~rJ of t~e .GOP Senatorl~l Knight , Betzing, Morgan Follrnd, Campa·•en .. COOlm1t~~e .. dfc{ . •t Brown, Rosenbaum, Childs, Owen, W~JUld be no h.and1c~~ . for_ . Mr . Marvin, Buckley, Reed, Seelig, E1sorJ1hq~ to carnp~~gn . by . TV Woods, and Jennin~s. bcoa'l.l~ the ~~nd . ts ~~ . and mQre m .t•tJal d1reclton.' Gol<lwater also -apP,la'uded. ir t'e· mal"k of lM;r ; Eisenpower ·irldkaling lhtM. t:ht'l.ftesideflt woUld bavc no parl In Choosi.ng a hand.:PiCked County not only meet. but. If JlOS· nominee ·u he 8b0u1d dE-cide sible, exceed the quota of 100 a:gainst rontling ag-ain. pints th~s time, s~ that sufficl~nt. • blood w1ll be available for Me1gs patients for the next two months. I The Red Cro6ll orgenlzelien . . only collects the blood. The peo· ~uneral serv-Ices. Will be h~I-d .. pie, must donate . the blood and Fnday a-t 2 p. 'll_l. m the Mlt. Olive donate it in advance oi the need. O~uroh for E'mzi.C Y-oung, 78, who I Since the Red Cross can coJiect d1ed early W~ at 1ihc • • only as much as people are wiJiing home of a d-&ugbW:r, Ruth Stebh~m. to donate. the public alone is re· a<t Lon~ .Bottom. sponsible If there is not sulflclent ~tv1vmg the deceased arc two JACKSON, 0 . UP-David· L. blood in the Red Cross Blood ehlldren: Ruth Stet.hem. Lo~u: T1111· go, !OII'IIler Jaekson County Bank to meet the needs? Bot-tom 111nd Ellzabct'h ShOll, sheriff now ser'"'ing & year in Johnsonbu'l'g, Pa·,, an-d a broUlcr Gallia Coun-ty ja"il on 'a morals Per!lons who "signed-up'' dur- Dan SB'freed of Columbus. ing the December viJlt to be Friends •may ea-11 at ·lobe home chat1gr, tiiJ'day was a eandida~.e for donors again, and those who are of 1Mrs. Stetham T·hursday cvcn- his ()ld j{lb. registered lo replace bloltd tor Jng. Tra-go'.-; ·wife, Carrie, Tuol;day relatlvcs or friends wiiJ be con· Buri1111l will be made in t.Jhe Mt filed petitions fm· 'I'rago'"S ,nominatactcd soon for definite appoint· Olive Cemetery un-der ol.he direc· LK,t in· .t he Dcmoc.rra,tic '-liar priment time. Other pcrsrtns Wh() tion ·of the · A-rbaugh F-uneral mary. Art. Bishop, former deputy can and will be donors "ire ureed Home. under Trago, wHI oppose bim. to regi&ter . as SOQn as· po81lible" at the Red Cross office in Pomeroy. Telephone number is as. During the coRtin~ -week plct• ure·s of Meigs· CrtuntY . rcaldt!nl5 who have donated 8 or mor~ pintB of blood since 1951 will be ·oh dls· play in the window of the Eeonorny Savings & Lain Co.. Second St. in Pomeroy. To date 87 persons have reached or eJcceded the gallon mark in their donations of blood through the Red Cross. f eoo· •is lh~ ·~. : l{ler:~n · lll'l?~a!ape:~: x'· ., "Blood Donor Day" In Meigs-Co Is ScheduledFor Monday Feb 27 Enzie Young, 73 Mci~ County's next "blood donor day" will be held Monday, February r1 .w hen the Red Cross bloodmobile will be at the Porn· croy Junior High School from noon unlll 6 p. m. , Because the amount of blood donated by Meigs residents in DDecember was considerably be· low the quota and because the amount of blood adglini&tered to Meigs County paUenta during the past month bas been unusually great, It is Imperative that Meigs David R. Stout Dies Suddenly ·· Of Heart Attack David Roderick· Stout, 69, died suddenly at h'ls home on -llhe Llek Skltlet Rood ncar K.eno Wed· n"l'l!fday .evening after be :trad suf. (-ered a .heart attaek. The Ponte· r-oy •Eml.'ll"gency Squad waS' caHt<l bu-t w.ere · Uno~tblc to J"evive Mr. &bout who bad been conftned ·f..o. h~ ·home for the .past &ix moflot'hli. M.r. Stout. wa& .the IS'on, of the Ia.~ 1lhoiT'rRIS and Lydta Proffit ~'toul 'ind wau bolln in Tenn&'t'oe. He is ;rurvived by Cis wif-e, Maggie; .two <laug.hteoi-s Mrs. .Rl.tnehe Bennef,.-t, BA>LHegroond, Wbb.; !Mrs. Myrtle Winkl~r. &11.· ton, ' W. V-~r.; .t wo si!tem. IMTs. HliSJabet·h· BreeJT, Bo.ri"ng, ~n; Mros. Polly ..Katberoine SmaH, Or· ohard, Wutt; t.hroo brobbnrs John ond J. D. Sloui, Bidwell; il<>bert stOut. Dn!harlll, W.lsll.; ft'Ven giandcbildtlen .aD(! lout ·troat grandehii<Irert. . F~iondJ ' may .CaU. at the Thuw· lings..coats F>u~J Home -ui'Ji.-tJ noon Friday. 1\entative f'llner&\ arran,gmte!K'!!l .a.;e being made f-or Sat.untay wit.h ·t ttrt'hcr debatl~; . to be anllfK1noed -Jater. iMr. Stout wn a member of the Loyal Df<lcr of ~. w.a .tbe Pr~J entTo . P~rch" Campaign Supporters Wage A Unittd '""' ear Brewer, Por:tJIIld; . ~«ma-n Carson, Racine Pteed:oot; ltow.ard FntTil< Doocine Vlll-. 1-ph Btqle, Racine Vj]~; Oti> ' ~ R:aeino P>oc-: G«ald E. , Shumway, JleedsyHl<: llufil> .':Bea.<it.. Roclt Spl'!1rp; C. li. Amos, :· lluii.OO Viilaae; Carl G<>rl>y, Sal...,; D. N. ~wfonl, sn..... ~~un_ ... _ _Harry P<>t!S, 8~ VIllage: W.' F. Hair!•. S........c: W. M. Jf0t1tottJe, Tupper• PJidns; .J&ftles H. Qlilvoy, Weot BOOI<Ird; Robert N. Clark, Hat~rbonvJUre; Wi-lbur PH:r~ Middleport Precinct; Optomerty Ucenses Ohtd'CS Ka, M~lepott 2nd; Ro. Are GratJted To Five bert CI'!A~, MiddlePOrt 41t:h; Jame11 R. lUtter, Olive Dale; E. E. FoU !MA.RlE'l'TA, 0. UP- T:he State ,..S. Po'""""' 3C; Oeroi t'. Picr<e. Boa-rd -or Opt..omett·y .t.ochty am~ l"JIIland and J11.-m'C1:1 Nichol· nounced ~Jw ·nam~ rtf five pcf-. liOns grwn{ed i:ef'f.ificatcs of lleen· a..uaod. su~;"e to ·p ractJce optomet-ry in . Editorial Phone 397 ~ ·earrou ' Youth No. 250, Ch&ries Warl.btim, M.tddleport, ,• filt1d hls petitt.on to become tbe ,, 3 Chcllrs dt..... nt to ' 117 Candidate Petitions Are Filed Locally , --- OHIO: ltetn ift ·nate ns ole arm . lisenhower May Condud Cam. · ign By Television ' tu ·.L·~~' lnte~.!_lted t!~dftbfan~ ~unday:~~tf.Ou~. A, !JUpper· ·was preP,:J~ and .s~rvei(...the· me.n ~~ thl .~luslon ofi'the ~eetlnr-bJ tJI~ latij.~. ol the ·LarfY enttne • sol--;• C0\11'10. l<n- JC oo w ch end gueat of ber brotlier and sis. Mrs. Smith who 11 supervl.or oi ter·in·law, Mr. and Mr4< RJce the Hat.tie J~~son Guild Chapters and 1100, Cb.ipfiero· Poiqt , P)easaqt. of the ProVIdence 4l!!ltrlet gave a sue Rue, small d'augbtet of Mr. rel)9rt· of the Guild work in the and Mrs. Thomu' llue; bas J'e~urn- state. , · _ __ Woanen ~ Soclety of Wort~ ~ce. ed 10" school pdf week aftu being I ~;;;;;..;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;i;;;:;;;;;;..;:;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;i;i~;;;,;.;=:;;;;,;;_;:;_;;;i;i~;i;;;;i;;"i !II With 1 thrOat infection. i1 Mn. L. D.)>iles is visiting Mr. •nd Mrs. William s. ones and · chHdren in Newingto~ Conn. This ia her ftrat visit wit11 live months oJd William Samuel Diles and she wUJ take cate qf the baby · d hi · · · 8 S.lSler, Kathryn Luc11le, an While the~r brother, J,ohn. Liale, is in a hoep1tal" there lor m1nof" sur· gery, at WEATHER l•/tl•••• Area will. . be j,t),I )UI,· 1 • Devoted To Tile Inter-em qt Tile ltl... Mi$sionQry Convenf.ion He/d Suhday 11ho anHro cast of the 1DS(f$wt. '-----"-fl!ower ,Md.Mlrel show is ·asked' to SURPLUS FOOO PICKUfl' feport Sun<bly at 2 p. ·m. ab the Clll"J ~by, .c ounty •wttendance K: .."(}f P .. HaH lo rehearse l«" ..tlbe offi~. ~ in Jackson· tQ(tay -pick· show to be giYOO ·at CbMter. Bud iong up ~UBI food commodl;t.i~. •~ director. urr"'f ._u W be fQ.m.i!hed by the :IO'{emmen.t, lor ~~~~~~~~~~~~!P"~eom~~t~·~~~---- e . A Dlstrlet t.,ade.rahlp. Trat.nlnt i Havuo -t~n Su.ndv afternoon. serioUBiy ill at tbe PhilUpaburg, School and a Father and Son Din· Tentative ~ate• lor th.e aehool were N. J ., Hoa,ltit.al. Tbe ehlld 11 the : ner were planned for t.he month 1 set by the men In Ole meetine It dauthter, of Mr. &nd ~- AI Mil· of ~Fil at a mtetiDa o! . men of U ~Uy planneJi to eo~uct the et, Be1Viilei'"i,- N. 'J. · ~Dielical U a l t e d ~ lehool from· Aprl1 9 to AprU 13 Pte loa M. Se~, who bu been Cl:nlrclles of KPcm Cow)ty ln New 'lrltb ~e· elUSM pn:~bably beifti on furloueh with .hit mother, ,. l hlil~ y. W.ett Colwnbla. The dinner Mrs. E •• S. Sebaaf, rettut~d to ' .., Will' J)e )letd in Pt. Pleuant at a t. :Epbrlam, N. J. Tuesday . date to be determlnf!d . Mr. and .Mrs. George Hayes, The meet.lnC oa Sunday was fea· who have been seUing his moth tured by a menage presented by er's property on Beech Street, Rev. Forrest MW'l'&Y of tbe Ualo~ plan to lei\te thi1 week lor their chaq:e. Rev. Murray apoke on the home io Oklahoma City. objectives of t;tae brGtbemood md Genld Rice, Dearborne, Michi· outlined plans and procedures for lllll, visited relatives and frtends 1 the arou_p. He closed bts talk with in thJ& area this week. l a challence to the men, ..I chal· Mr. and Mrs. C. R. y._,ung were :eDje you to glve yourselvu eom• in Pukersbura: Sunday to visit Mrs. William L. Smith, daughter, plefely into Christ'& will." Mr. aQd Mrs. J~mes Ogdin and Willa Marie and Douglass Ena:llsb Harold Bwnga.rdn'er was leader family. Mr. Ogdln's lather died 'l of the Forest Run Baptist ch'urth or the devo'tioiial period which in-reeentJY.. Mrs. carrie Cassell of the ,>Mt. eluded hymns, prayera, •nl poems. Mn. L. R. Wiley has been ut' Moriah Baptist chureb, Middleport Th.e executive meettne was dlrect.fhiJ week with a eervere cold.. land M(s. Allen~ tful~n ·ol the ed by J. A. Fe.rre11. Mr. ·and ~· - ~~Pb War~JNaorbi Bapyst eh~b, ~etoy-. Ch~n ap: I)ean of the Traiaine ·KI~4 . daqa_lltei~, .11'7 [.~• Rf!vt~Q;- w_pe_at Sybene; Su~ to attend ~I 'lft!l f Rev. K. J. Scott: of WQ94,1 vf4_1 tett ·b~ . -~. ~~ · the,~ Cpp1~enUon "Of the ·N~ - fl.av~~ wbo will ~eet later Jamea N~IJ·, s~py, ~· !:·· ..., -' j· 'lroi\tQD.'rSU~triet, · held in the Wit~.... th6 .~eeutl\!~..5omb~i:teebl to ~-II.: • Ohio. FUDefa} sefVlCeS • w}} Be Fri"day T ·=- .-DA-D::-:::D,--Y---,..,G~0,-1:-=H=IS..:.:MAsTER'S - River Reported As.FaHing In Great Bend Area 1'he ·flood (Jlftat fn Um -area- has IOOen ·I'Vel!f.ed .f.or being Wit.b oan The· 'l"ll ·Mid·Wa Ba.,,. Festival wlU be given Saturda)'. February ll, at 8:00 p. m. in the )fiddleport High Schoo.! Auditorium. Advance tickets are now on sale. Chester J. Fair, ·a former music educator, now with Ginn and Company will be guest conductor.. Band, rehearsals will be held OOtb forenoon and afternoon with the concert in the evening. Two 5pecial groups have been The sWoHen f~:~Jl •the U: 5; at Huntington: to A<x.•IJrdillg to 'l be · r-iver i:s falling al. one ohm1h of a foot. 'Pet" ~ should fall fa.-.ler Hti-s 'Iihc tuJ.I'eau stated Ural · is forecllSt for •lhili" arterllOOJl• tha,l ill. ,.hould cease 1-his eve.nina an~l ·no more i5 f()f'C("a~ lUJ!il Sat· urday and il wm~·ld il:a:ke. m01;e than one inch tlf r:ain (HI~ to -make the li\'et begin tu ri6-e ·a&ll!in. Aecordin'g to Sh.erirr Ch;~riN RltaSe'll, Charles- IMcOa.Jlister, 26; was driving l:iOUlh a.t 4:43 p. m. when his car .-an ore ,t he rQ:ht side~ -o( tJlle road oulo IJbe berm and in his attempt to stoer t-he car baclt on t•he road, i.t weDI. out of coot.rot 'SW.Cn'ed -aero&S otJhe highway !.and went into a- ditch heltded noriJh. Me.dium damagf's y,.ere done W -t he 1952 WiUys &nd the <k"j~r was f.illed on cha'l'g~ of rec.kle'SS oparation by JQS!fke of .the Peaee R. L. Gt-indley -of Min· enwme. The accklen.t was iuvwUpted by Sbft'-lf{ lW&wU. Paul CaT!pe'T, Pomeroy, acoord· ing ·to t·hc Pomeroy police wa.:; cited oto appear before ll.layor E. F. Robinson, ,(..ooighl by Patrolman Ralph Slisson, on chMgcs of reck:Jess driving; dri,·ing tbrough a red li·g ht and speeding. The Pomeroy pol'ice ·a:lw reported thM Roy ShJremart, 61, Grcenvil'h~. 0 ., W¥ incai'CCf'atcd .in· .Ure ctl\nl{Y ja.H by Patrolman Lawreqcc Lan· ning, Wednesd'ay afl;}l'DOOO. on !be chcmgm or fntoxicat.lon. Market Reports n. The U. s . Cn11p "Of hlngincers ofnc~ at Huntingl..on reported t.:lml td odmlnlstrotrb o! the l!llate o! LoOTy Sp;~ Glnclnnoti; the t\iver M-age at. the Pomeroy. ~~ · la~ Geo~ge Pullina of SaU~ -Ro~ G. WMburton, Colum~'¥ .Mason hrldg'e -as oOf 7 p. Jn, toda7 •bl&r7 Towaship. ,..,.. ~ c. Z3ier, SIW\or Hoi- wa-s 33.43 fool A Flat Rock, ~lichipn man wru; fined $50 ami costa Wednesday evening by a loca1 JI&Stice or the Peace as ·th-e -resuh. or an aoci1lcnt on Route 33 Wednesday afternoon 'Jibe lHg'hway Patrol ~port ....'tl that Clyde 0. Harrisoll. 23. M-id. dleport ·ID'D, Wlti cited Woonc& dil'y by tofte <p8trol l.o appear f.H!. (oro GaHiipol-is .M:uoi.dpaJ. JOOgc Ja-J»CS, Feb. 15. He is charged wit-h dr'liVilllg without. bookw. . r~t t"'-esl ITIJ A· PitdUD day tn Cbtcago tor Mra. Dwyer and the children u they poee be~ at the tam.Uy, Jame11, 29, aftv ha ,... ceived b1l :a:wter'1 II from D&PauJ U. - ~~) -~-·---~ucaUon - --·-. .,.--... ,_. --. . witb the ----- ·- - -- Aiken predicted the President woold veto t·be farm biH. if it in · e-luded rigid lilUPJX)I"'li. But Cha-irman Allen J. Ellender · D-La. of tbe A·gt:icultu.re Cmnntt~ Ice and Sen. lUclla:rd B. Russell ~. diilaireed. They predtded 4.¥ Pre;i.ident wo1,1.ld~o1 ~ w~b. bill beeaU5e H aUJct- _"'<f'tPIM $clectca ~ o play in the program . • CODtain th~ "-soil bank'~ and other The first of these . wi.ll h a admin~ion propo6al.s. clarinet ensemble pla)"·ing "SUr· Indtft.,lion of ri(id .price ~P· du,st." This group will include the following : Pomeroy.Joy Smith, porta ln loh6 bHl was expec:t.OO to Mareia Grueser, Connie Rae iDCI'easc .the eost of t:he "soU Woodge.trd, Dorinda Wilson; Mid· bank". The committee tentatively dfeport-Mary Carolyn Miller, 'a pproved appropria;ting 925 mil· Sh.aron Jones, Joyce Hemmons, lion dollars to operate the bank Eddie Crooks W.ahama-Ronnie for the first year. But Ellend« said t!be figure wa& ·Moc:Giothl\n. James Henderaon, based on .the present fie&.ible sup Virginia Rodgers, Ruth Grimm. port program. He &Jid rjgid .supA brass ensemble oi eighteen pori& would incf'.ease the CI08t of students will play "The Surrey operating the bank to 1.1 bi:Woa. Wit-h flhe Fr'inge on T<lp''. This dollars. group will indude the following: Fann bloc scnatol's aODOUD'Oed Pomeroy-Dale Harrison, Bernice .[..bey would try to add milli0111 of Nease, Linda Frick , June O'Brien, dollars in new 1J1rice suppocCs to Howard Cecil, Linda Moore; Mid- tbe biJI before it clears the Seodleport--Gen~ Or\loks, Mwll: ate. Kelly, Linda Helrlch, Ken Jrlur. otber (Xl!Dgretsiooal news: ray, James VanCooney, Arthur Clark; Wahama-John McGrew, Immigration: Rep. Keaneth B. Jaoe Wolf, Eugene Rayburn, Car- Kea~ing R·~ ~ ~ adminiBo ol Ramey, Ralph Artis, Tom Slyre .tn~ rmm~a~ program Full band numbers will in. faces tsiff oppoMOoo lD the HOillSe clud~ the following; "Yankee Keat4ng introduced ~,bills earDoodle Boy'' March by Cuban ry-ing out 4ibe P!lesident.s recom· "The Stars and stripes Forever': mendatiOBSJ for libenlizing the March by Sousa, "March of the Ml:Carran-Wal«r lmmigration Act Steel Men" by Belsterlina:, "Bub- . ~: ~ Senate A~~rop­ biing Brass", a novelty tune by n~ _Comm~ ·~ Military Eisch, "March of the Slide Trom. Applications lllubcommittcc pia~ bones", by Scou, "Parade ol tbe .to inv~ate the government'§ Icicles" by D-edrick, "Kentucky- guided missile .prog!"am. The in· 1800" by Grundman, Norwegian vesbgations w~ sol off by tbe Folk Song Suite" by Erickson, Pl'"t'lttit rel:iignation of Ail' FOil!B "'Adagio Cantabile" by Beethoven. resea-rch chief Trevor Gal'ldoer. Uc said -tbe ·mi.ssil'e program ibll't big enough. Flood Intrur-c~.nce: The U. S. Chamiu••· of Commerce Uf1:ed Con· lt"as.s lo n!ject all f~l flood ·m;tmmce prograRLo;. The choml· N"~; st.atcmcnt was prmented he House Banking OJmmittee. l'hc administlilition bas J)l"(lli))M!d otn cxJ)('r~mcn.tal three biitkln COLUMBUS, 0 . UP-St. Sel· dollars flood instJrance -p!'Ognlm. tdh·e Sc~ice Headquarters to. Sagrcgation: SoottJern sen"atoN day a·n nounced a :Karch induolioo .a solid front to 6eek oot rormed ('1111 or 1.034 men from Ohio's 88 ')()S.Sible eongressiona{ action to ~ nable cntimutflA:e of seg~~egated Col. Hari(J'ld Ha)'6, chi-ef of UIC t1t"hools. But some ltl thf'l ~nators :;late draft •ma-chiflt't'y, JSaid the :!Onccded the cllanr:.-s 00 pial!l'lling youngest reguttrant. who may be legi:!>iatioo to get around the Suindut.ted in ,J·h is call n~.";t be 21 'lreme Court anti""SCg·rcga"lion rulf"'ars old by Marcb 1 unless ~ 'ng aro slim. \'Oiuntocr oc delinquent. Suga1': The Sooatc passed a b111 The t:"all for M;:Jrcb COIH~arc.d 'o givf' dllmesti<' sugar "Pl"'dut"Crs wi!h a lota-1 or 701 · men called in ~ Pf"t' ('ent. of any in<"rease m U. t·h<~l monlll Ia~ yt'Ql', and wi~h 01. 5. ~Ug'l'f' (X){ISURl.plion. Under U~e t•all for 380 m£'n fm· .fo'ebro;wy or nrescrtt l~w. lll%1 of any increase lhis yf'ar. 11hc Much call ·.is the 'VOOid go -to CuhQ-n growel"5. 'Pbe ·highe.'!t to d.a.te in 1966 while thf' 'Jill was sell! to a Scnatc-JIO'lltie r('bi'U3l")' call WB'$ Lhe 'lOWes-t. tv ~onft'rf'lnc-t -ronunitfei) for ad.iuNir dH!t' f11r 195fi. rteul "Of diHcretl<"e:j with UK! Tlw l-dll by suroouuding coun· HotiS(' vcn;iorr approved C311'1icr. ,Jie:, arc: A1h['ns 5: GalH'II. 2; JlK'"k· Taxrs : A hipart•isan bill to eon• -"'On, 3: Lawrence 6; 1M{',I#! 3; Vin· ' inut>o H1ree bi!Hon doi"hml in eX· Inn 2 aud WBsh~lq{ton 6. ii!ling f'X-cisc a.tt<l busin~ taxes WIR' inl·roducl'd i'n (be ltocKe. l'hl\ Pre;idenl. ·ask.ed [or a· one·ynar MEIGS GENERAL -HOSPITAL cxlen.si-on . ( Admis:oions Wednesday : Mrs. 01Jif' Stuwc, Pomeroy; Mrs. rina Wagn<'r. Pomeroy; Mn. WWilliam HOLZER HOSPITAL Warne!', Middleport. Admitted Wednesday : Rolla"nd Di~~·harged: Mr. Roland Glenn. M. Glenn, Racine; Mnl. Euaene R;1dn(': M..ni. ForreR ldcNeaJ, l''ry, Pomeroy; Roy C. Wean, Plioy tbtshut:. w. V.; Mra. ather James, Cheater P:o.-Mid,-Wa Band Festival Will . ~'aturday At 1\tiddleport rago pet't' llOns Michigan Driver F'Jed In Jackson Draws $50 Fine Prunary EJectiOD In Traffic Court Probate- Court reported tbal They wt>re "Jtt:wxweU HetUer, 6)'bil--~bach bu been appoint· tmaln; John W. ~lon'is, W101pa. 'kn"""'' IUIOPI'I COLDm I!WfNTEI ln deadea put thll! white blanket oa. Ut~pk&l nrdure tn.. if.... French Riviera clty. (ltlkNt4tior&al) IV DAYTON MOORE UnitH ' ' " ' Steff Cor .... ..,a.,.nt WASHINGTON UP- Ths Senate AgricuJtore Committee moved today towa:rd .a vote un an omni· bus farm bill with President Ei · seriliower warning against a re-turn to rigid prke wpporta-. T•h& t::ommittee planned to be~n secret voting of.hts TMM~ill:(. The biH included a billion dollar "soil baDk'' and a retum to .rigid $Up. porb at 90 per cent ol parity for cotton, corn, peanuts and wheal. The eommi:ttee approved int':lusion of rigid .suppGrts by a tentative 8-7 vote. The PrerideRt said Wednesday night he would be "gravely con· Cfflled" if CmgrC!II!! scu.t.t.Ied his administration·~ flexible price .supports program . He sald in. a letkr to Sen. George D Aikf'n or V~nnont--.top GOP member of the A,grieulture Cootmittee-t~hat a ret..qrn to rigid supp0!'13 would "nullify the grea-t benefits" of a "sod bank ." '!*. Eisenhower said rigid high support'S would ofnt'OW'a~-e biggf'J' r:rop surp}uSC!J which would d('oo press farm ,..-K:~ "more and more ." The aim of the ''Soil bank" under ~ictl brmers would be paid to t'Bk-e land out of product>ion i.s ,t o reduce the sufl))wcs CINCINNATI, 0 . UJ'- Pro!htcc : Eggs stMdy; t'Ottftlmcr U. S. A hwge 43 to 45; mediums 41 to 43; extra ·lange 40 .to 41: A ·Jargt• whi.tc 36 't o 39; A .mediums 34 to 37: B -large 34 to 37. Obiokcns .stmdy; fcy~l'l> 3 to 3 1·! lbs 20 to 21; •hens •heavy owr 5 lb 23 to 25; hem ltg.ht 5 lb 11nd Ullder 18 to 10; 1heus light lcghCN'1ls 16 t-o 11: old roool.crs 9 to 12. 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