http://66.213.69.5/files/original/136d6b0fce7e285d1b2f1575602bde6e.pdf bf4a5be5f1b6ff6a4b8415f1c27eda4b PDF Text Text ~Eight - ...... ·• ' Spring Tonic For Suits 1 Youth of Feclerated Church In ~harg~ i M•ddiport~~~R!.~~~~~u. Of Church School And Worship ServiCes cegi•tmd at Obio Universil> lor II Hoi.., Hospital. Enrout< to Tue.clay the next semester include Lee Smith, Glenn Roush, WUtiam TtY· lor, Fred Lewis, John F'Uhel, Shelia Stuver, J-ane Young, NaK'Y Rawlings, Rut~ A,. 11 P-owell, fto&.. rue Wise, Keith R4:gJ and Sally Schaaf. Youth Sua.dlly wu ot»ervtl Sunday, February 0, at the Federated churcb with the youth in char1e of bo~ the . ehan!b le!bool and worship ser'VlCe. Participatiq in the church school were Tommy Brown In charge of the opening; Roger Hysell who otrered prayer ; Anna M h th f urray w o w e story o ''The beautiful butterAy" ; scri~ lure readina by Joe Kennedy and the responsive reading led by Faye Tbomu. I I The .organ prelude by MJ'!l. Ben Ncutdmg opened the worsblp set· followed by the invoeatioa by 1 Faye ~omu; the first reading of , the scnpture by Tommy Brown; 1Br~wn ; the second readlnc of scnpture by An.n.a MurT~y; the anthem by the youf.h rboar rom~ of 27 membera , with Mrs. William Kennedy u dtrector; and I. vice Nlcnt thlna to add &b • wit. hi.. t8lad:) IMttt.r Roush's Shoe Store No. Se<ond St lOSES 26 US. •• • .,. Tlr..... &A.8T ~L. u., ())(10--"Jl..,. ne\Co""""tn•"-doalwoncl.tnlor I am .. .t~lfilh ~ llr.d ~n. ~wt_Mn. lr. Jl. Dl~ -~u~~~oa~ " All, Liver· 4 of "" · 1 b.ln JaR M n.. •nd baPPF 1bout tt. r ,~;~rrer fMI "l!.k ~tor oil~• ~~know 1 h~~r::-~a,·.,.,~! ' Middleport, Oblo ;:::======:::==~~-~~~wt~tb~-~-~====. --~ COME IN AND REGISTER FOR PLYMOUTH'S BIG prayer by Joe Kennedy . The Rev. Waldo J. Bartels had 101' his sermon topic, "Get back into the game" in wbicb he told of a rootball game i.n the past when one of the players In hls ex· cit.ement at cakhing the ball nn t() the wrong goal. He. e 11 pected Mrs. Thomas Woods, who hu hls coach to scold him and he been a patient at Holter Hospitll pnyed a.s he went to the has been returned to her home room. The coach instead was very on South Third Avenue. understanding and told him to remember tbe game was only half Mrs. Harry Pic~ens, Mrs. Helen Tb bo i d h •· h8If Younu and Mra. Beulah Morril, Racine, visited Miss LoU Cecil over. e >' P aye t e UISl as be had ~ver played before. recently . The pastor broucht out that in . one's owa life they make mist.ake.s Ml't.'i. Jack Miller an~ dauthlers but God ts forglvlng and under· I and A 2c and Mrs. Wtlllam Pitta, standing and will help them so C?lumbus, spent lhe weekend that one can always get back in. ~1th Mrs. Lesta Gothard and 110n, to the game of llfe and strive lor • F ra-~k ~ntl celebrated MI1S. GothChrist cbrlsUIDity. ard s btrthday. The profeuional hymn. "Sav. Mrs. CaroU Swanson has been iol- again to Thy dear name we 1ill this week with bursitis. Sing" the three fold amen and ' Mr . and Mrs. H. E. Cook were the postlude by Mra. Neutzling in Columbus Sunday lo visit relaconrluded the service. tives. Mrs. Harry Houdashelt i.8 visit- dressing '•id All th• J'OU"9 gran of Spring ~aptund in tt.. tmootft liMI of • tow- ~ pump benchcl eftd X•41 witt. pinked edc.. breid. -Double Birthday The D.l ilv Sentinel. Pomeroy.MiiJdi!J)C!I'\ Ofilo 1 and mg Com""'nion Closs ,.HQ.$ GUeSf S Af IF YOUR CAR IS A 1950 MODEL OR LATER OF ANY MAKE Rev and - - 1!4nald N. Y. p r -~ r&. au 1 ......vnard, Cincinnati, has purch_alled tbe ClauQ.e Cri~property 10 Muon, W. Va. . . week Mrs. Leobard and here • M a-"ih. ;;,::; a::r·:::: ~~~ ~~ weekend with the -IaUer's moliher Mre Fred R Mi~~ itotlie .aDd 60D8 of 'Mr. and llnJ. ·w. W. Heyes acDAR TO MEET .............. tbelr ..... l!Haw ' The Relum Jooattw.. M>ig• daugbte.-, )k, am Mn.. Robert Chq.er Daughters of American Mr. aDd. Mnr. Cbldes McCloud Coats <M fsrr as &luptbus wbe:n Revolufioo widl meet o11t .the 'hrome :;:ulloby,Certoi~,!'WR• '~hi !M'rd. they went <to n.. ....- ... tlhis •.._... of u -; LOdl~. H;- St. 1 -......::& n.e e an • ........ ,. • ...., .. ....,., ....... .~ _, .,... • son Bobby were Sunday -~ f to v....:t Mrs. Hayes' Sister. Hri.- Jriday'·;;lii;' ,. m .. ,;en. Maai.ne . • ....,.':'.s o .QIIin K~. illt'. aod lin. ~ -~;· ' be t·hp..~. A tbfli-r ~other 14rs. Freda Rtitdrie · \'e to ftlneieo, Ind. to visit .fliJI! ··icaf~.~ ubdit"tb€ etiair· and faqtlly, · .•. ' ·Mn. Obarijs COAts 4f:.) h. .tvefett··Hayes . . .· nd . I piii ::! ·~ EXIRA! . Ibr~t;ed the1r~u1etly fi.HY-nlnth wedding anntver64ry at their .borne. on- Gruel HW . Sunday. . D111int;r JUes.t.s of Mr. anjt Mp. Lyot(s .~ their daughter anc1 son-in-l&w, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Winn, Bradbury._ Vol. VII . '!'he ltc\', Fred Dunn. Hll'ntinA ton, and llcv. and !\oUrs. Frod Garo. 1 ner wore dinner got.'trts Wodnrs· day af fhc home of Mr. ond Mrs . Edward F1·ench w:hcn t ~ bLtco ('olcbntcd h<'r bi-l··lhday . The hO.S· :lCS~~ received -s-everW. giflo;·. "Open Evenings Until 6 P . M." Phone 334-J him you're doing something important lo you and your whole coiu.!nunity. • [kx;au~c here's a yoUnp~t who's got the ~tulr it take~ to q~akC a ·goot.~ citizen. A sense of respohsibility. A willingness to work for what he get:~. He's the kind of boy we need. So let's sive him a boost along the way. He'll appreciate your interest in him. And he BLISS COFFEE POUND U PINTO ..... ... ,_ 10~ Elberfelds -- ver Sllnlps. n On lhe front of every package of GOOD LUCK Margarine you'U see a ..Oo-w:r Stamp. n .Cui out this ..Clover Stamp" and give it to your news paperboy. Give him u many as you can because the more "€lover M- oth~r wo~en alao_were InJured the Stamps" he gets, bigger the prize he earns. In odditloato the ton eolloge !ldtollnblps there m: !l other volulhle prlin. And You 1nd your family wUI lo'fc GOOD LUCk Margarine. GOOD LUCK is tipctlally made to taste as delicious as "you-know-what!" Try GOOD LUCK at your borne for a week. If yOu or your family can tcU it from the expensive spread, Lever Brothers wilt pay you Scholarships ~ Ton $1,000 College For T•n Fint-Prile Winn•n ! * SPALDING * AII$CO • OILIEIT ~ i Meigs Co Heart Ftmd Chairman Is Announced = * * i o KIYI1VNE * DIEMEL In Qthnr •&etion, t1he balll1d ac- • IIMCO o ..IMOI o COMR cepted the tory eyatem account for more (!ach ln the United l. Spaldlna Cnfr Set. 2. S•••lrr Tool Set. 3. Mob)·llllf• 1\fotW Bike. 4. P. .ahlo ,.,..,... writer aH M1plt Desk. I. Chrls·Cn1R 11• 'l'I'U~te~~ · com•bi'lled cii'C'Ulatory system-108: Cancer 25; !llccidente ~; pneumonia: 4; tub ·~losi11 1. Approximately 1,451 1pefiiOTUI in lolelgs County suffer ftom cardiovaecular di11cases. ..t kit, I. Ce•al lletQII: ......t.ble 'TV. 7. Motle OuiRI, 4·fik"· I. lllnor 16' 41· •me•er root. · ... . 'I : .. Mrs. Lucy GalnCr. librarian of Pomeroy Public Library today an· nounccd the receipt of eight books ah9u,J Abtaham Liocoln, added re- ~ntly to the local Jlbrar;r fr1?J!l ~ ••Mon 'tl~n .by .1o1m w: Hersher. The following is the list: Andrews, Mary R. S. ·The Colinsel Aasigned; Andrews, Mary R. S. Pas~ing tbe Torch; Andrews, Mary R. S, • Pcrfcet Tribute; Drinkwater John- Lincoln, Tbe World Emanci· pator; Dwyet, T. T.-Thc Bust of Lincoln; GrQSS, Anthony- Lincoln's Own Stories; Oldroyd, 0. H.Words of Lincoln and Tarbell, Ida M.-In Lincoln's Chair. Other books about Mr. Lincoln Bnd his family, on display, at the library are: Arnold, P. M.-Thc Lincoln Reader; Bishop, J. A.-The Day i.tncoln was Shot; Colver, Atl· ne-Mr. ;Lincoln's Wife; Herndon, W. H.-Life of Lincoln; Lancaster, Bruce-For us the living; Lorant, sudan-Lincoln; Hill Life in Photo· graph; Randall, R. P.- Marr Lin· coin; Randall, R. P.-Mr. Llneoln's Sons; Sandburg, carl-Abraham Lincoln; Thu Praire Years and, The War Years; Thomas, B. P -Abraham Ltncoln; WilUams, T. H.-Lincoln and His Generals and Wilson. w. E.-Abc Lincoln or Pigeon Crr.ek. · . A Oili'Cussion 'Of rl'hc Cmmum~ty 11n, Paul He.Ddt;raon, Phil Wolper-t, ..., SUPER MARKET · •· · •.~ . MIDDLIPORT, 0. · · ·. . .. ii\:RIETTA, 0. UP.:_·D r. Drace: N'iiitl, ~vcl\ 84~ fqrincr .. ...-; dean and ·~.t of ·:HI.tfitbi OoUege, died tit. Ibis ,.c:~ 'bum~(\ : ' 'El 'f1tll't'Sdey .Jlila'llt ~ter • · · UIDelti. Jl-e sarved ·Jt:!l :pre. ,(,::',.- ~ ,of tlhe OQ\Wie from 1942 to ' 1911&. . ' . \ -. lie ....,lvod d.. ·If'!~ d'tO:m Wtawhbtn'b OoJ.Wrce at · ~~K11t1., Oll!l Ibis P1L D. d1> .!', • M"" .._, ....Bli ... TMt. H .......~ - · 17, o Oollo. aa. c.. aa. ....,_ O.C.U."' . . tnow tu""-1 In touth. BY DAYTON MOORE pe!ISimistie about itB accomplishUNITID PRESS STAFF ing the objecttive of 0011oing the CORIESPONOENT plight of the nation's priet: squeez The industrial development WASHINGTON UP- The Senate ed (arm«&. of the Central Ohio Valley Agriculture Committee today ap'*'J1be f>n><iident gave the Con· 1hown in live telee.uts over ·· ·- ..r pro'led 12·3 an omnibua fMm a1d ~sand the people a sound f2rn1 National Broadcasting Compahy : b11l including a "AOil bank" and bitl, biJt now tiM! ehall«tii of .g et. originating from WSAZ·TV in return to ri.Jid price prop~> . ting Cood l.egisl,ation. are dim," ·h~ April., But the rigid prlce propu.l f.ac. told t'lepOrlen. Announcement was made tocllll ed a hard fiebt ,in the Senate and o•·L..· 1 IIE'WS: WIO:'I ~~ by Lawrence H. Rogers, Vice Prei1 if pas:red by Congress a pouible Case: A Sef!ate blue-ribbm oomdent and General Manager prcsi<lential veto. mittee opened its in.v~a1:i.on WSAZ, lite., Huntington, that Both friends and focs of the pro- into whether & Nebr.Ma lawyer station In cooperation wilh post~! prdic:ted victory in the Sen- tried to "buy·• the vote of Sen. ate by a narrow margin. f<Tanois Case R SD on the nraturHuntington Chamber of c~·~;:;~; has completed plans to . ln 1954, the Senate threw out ;~I gas biH. Cue was ttte fi-rst witNBC's "Today" program, rigid !Upport.l and approved 44 adminiJtration • tsponsored Jlcxto 9:1J9 A.M ., April 24 and 25th. Jble supports of 75 to 90 per eent Highwaye: C<.ng!'e!'i9 m- tryu1~ Lo Ae<:Oi'ding to ltogcrs, the of party. The omnibus bill wuul<J build ihigh'Wllys foond itself in a cast of "Today" including restore rigid supporu at 90 per tight squ-eeze betw4:'etl cars ownDave Garroway, reporting cent. ers and' lrucker5. The problem is lilies Jack Le8CQule, President Eisenhower said at his how 1o dividl' the cost of il.'he mulIIIQ · fHIEI dlplumabl: •tand ......... Lee Ann Meriwcthm·, IICWll conference this week he t.i.-b~IIK:m dollar road program. chlmpanzec mascot J. Fred Mugg'a · ,; derlqJ a rvrmuta would be " gravely concerned" if The House Wars and Means ComFrom left.: would all be brought to HuntinC Congress yoted a return Lo rigid m~tee starts bearings '1\iesday on u. 8. ton with a crew to conduct tile supports, Republican tsenators pre- a pro))06t'td tax bill that would teleca11t Jive from area locatiOnlt dieted he would veto the bill if inttase hi'Xew 'B<:IlO!IB the bo-an:J on faciliUes contained them. tiru and fueL personnel and equjpment. The Agrieulture Committee - - -- - - - worked for 11% boun at a man· Il '' .. ' thon seSiion before Voting out lbe of farm bill early this morning. Virginia, Ohio, and Kenluck.Y High price • supporU squeked ~"] the program one morning to witil an &-7 vote. And i!e· L IDIC cuss t~ potentiil of the area wH•h Jim V.e naari's ~ : ~k· of spite tbe 12-3 vote on the entire devel~ing. hill . . . mitt<e m•mben ill • sebed 1,. .. r .feat. ~~;~t~~ Jlut!•nd, 23 ''oting ffi!lened the ~~t to fight .a AP~. 11.... '" · • · rfte 'riia~"'p;.; !'1~. ~,... '~he fidOf ' ~ some of the bUI'.,.. ptOvi&lons on Tbirt.y..:wftn ·patiezd..; w.J»._.e cast each day wUI be concerned ·tour-mmoot .g ots oor J>f the Mkldleport.Racioe &arne the Sen.ale floor. tome dn 000!3ct with Tubereulosis primarily with industry in Hunt· way on .February 21 ~t 8 P. M. at and ~he winner of •he- Rlltl'811d . The~ ~articularly refeced to the line .tdn»e vr another, were eqminington and the Central Ohio Valle}' .1ht" Pomeroy Ju-n~r Hi~ ·~.!1 · and who ewr wins tilt'\ F..a&l:em- hlgb n,e~d 1upporls. ed Bt a -ehe9t dinK: in fbe affice lncludiilg Ohio and Kentucky. ium. The drawing {or pasUioos Harrisonville game. One oi the three committee or Dr. E. BU'\.J'imti, Th11111>1by onIt i!l contemplated that the .show was lheld Thu'Mday night. l'fl .t.be rreperve t~marn.ent, Ra- members who vo.ted against the der !the ~hip of the TB will originate from loeatlons on I''O'll.owing this oorJtcst, the R<l- cit»e is seeded to ·play Ruu.nd in measure-Sen. Clinton P. Ander- Association wtd MeDgs Health DeU1e Ohio River, various indu!ltrial cine quintet takes 011 t'be IMilddle- the cuntaln :rai:;er of the tourna· son D-NM, a former secretary of partment. and. transp.ootM'!oo. d~ve.IOP· 'Yellow Jackots. in Nre sec· ment Oil Feb. 21 Ott 7 P. Ml. end agricu.llure-replied ao emphatic AcoorOing l(.o a one .new mcnts, JIB w,ell as the studios of mufl!d of the tournoament: the winner of .t\his oonte.St tangles "No" when . asked by re~ters if ease bas beert reportect six new WSAZ-TV. 1u.e winner of the Eastl.'rn'-liAir· with the SEO ~e champions he thought Jt was a good bdl. 611Speets were exammoo a Wa'le 11 k born rrom Middlopor:t, two nights later . Committee Cha-itm.an Atten ~· new contacts. Eigbt oW cases; Allvanced details were comple- riwnviJJ.c coniC$!: wH! •klc · :; a.t 8 P. M. Elleodfo.r [).La . said be expects .t!he folH' okl suspecl8 and seven old ted today foUowing a survey by Senate to str;mt dcllatin.ll! tbo Jcgi.s· ~ were abo C'becbd at libc Stanley E. Fllftk, NBC Project Sup. 'Dhe Ea$1.ern· retim'\'CS will . bat· la-Hoon about Feb. 20. -clinic. ervisor for "Today", All ncgotiat.. . >tle H'8'l"risonviUe 0(:1• Fe~acy 23 ''This wiU producoe the .same At. the clilrie Wen!: Dr. C. R. ions have been conduct[!d by at 7 P. lf. The winner of this ronhouse [iglll. as befOl'e in 1954" An· .._.kwood, chest ~ fmm WSAZ offldals and Chamber of test and >the winq.cr of the Middle. Columbu6; Hn. Beruiee Ledlie. C"Omfl'loell'1Ce rcpresc!Dtl!ives, Prcsi· poT1t. antd Wbo evoc. w.i ns .tlhe Ra- derson said. Sen. George D. Al.km R-Vt.., · Members of the local Aaloeiation dent Richard Gibson and Manager eioo-RuUaM · gatlle, wiU play ·at 8 rankiklg GOP member of lt:be o::m· iocluded Mrs. Dwight W~ and Don Baker. P. M. on Feb. 25 wht.ch is on Satm~ttee, said •he voted for the Hrs. Wallace Bradford. urday nigllt me<~sure w~Lh f'CSI'li"Yatioo. He W'P~ ' Next clinic is set ftr AoriJ. 5. It is expected that Flink and a EL CENTRO, Cltl.jf, UP.......A The re!eret5 ·are: Bob Saw, Noteam 'of production men will re- sci.smolo.gilsll fQrecast 1omty 'li'CVa"al 'l:ao Mace l'Dd Dan Wedge, all uf turn to Huntington February 21 daY& of aUer shocks from :ar 5ll'mlg AtheM: T.he tlnJe ..WlJ a-Jteni:a.te to conduct further survey11 for PO· -M'e xiean earthquak-e w.hieh· ro&oo .game.<~ ' t:he £in:t two days. of the gram information and technical a wide a.rea. a-nd cauSed m~ t.ournamffit but Baur and' ·'Miace data. damage. . wt·D: call the mnats On. Satu~y. P'iTI9t. shocks wero r_CC."'''l'd('d ~ 'Jibe toumoam- ni.anager is How· County Superintendan_t 6:33 A. M. PST Tlhu:rsday. They ard Knight, -pl"inelp&l or Pomeroy were fol~owod by a scr.ics of reg. Junior High <lflkoiaJ. .SOOI"ft'. Jame~ To Be Guest Speaker "' jo~ts .thruughout the day en11 Diehl; off-icial time keeper, Bob night. tn a ci\'il oactrkm, coneenJing a ltobertls. SAN' FRAN'2'1SCO UP-Mass t.axpayers wit by IM. L. Fnu::-b o. 0. 1'-tt.crsoo, Mei.JJI> County 'J1he .quakes were CeJt mo.'>l Pr.cserrt. at the ~willg for posi· "Mad Doot" [,. Supclli.nt611.dCotl of SchoolS, w.tLI be ~~r,:~~.:·n~· ,.:,rmpeni'ld .and San tioru ..in the ((Jumament. :held i·n agoaiDNt James O'&Dllor $3100, a rin'll OWII """~· IC'CIOtlfti of Q flight •the rsuest spe&ker, Feb. 14 wlteh but. commun,itiCfi .the oounty supe11inteodent's offt« rn.QIIli.on tw beeo filed iD . , , •tho Miiddleport 8usil)CS9 a·nd Pl'Oof (he Mexi~ were Oharlesl Stlanlcy ·and JW14!s eo\nmon f'ileas (::oJ_.t nquest:tng from the elet!tric dlalr disclosed Wday he eluded a would-be mptor fess1omrl Women'-s Club moottS' at . and' 100 miles to lit:s '80\ll'h Die-trl, Pomef,oy; Barl Kdight. and the court il.o arot zm ibe lillm· only to be tl"<<PJ)ee! by a PI"**· •the Fi-rsl P-noob)olt,er,iaon OIJurdl reportod them. The f·lrst jolt John Parso-m. tAtiddlepor(; Or'i.s nrooo served. Ix'olrer who thougbl. he was just a T!Je motion sbatt$ tlmt ULe sum· CVIJ1IIIOll tbict. rw t:hcir diorrer meeting. felt 1'1!1 far east 'as 'JU9oon... Al'liz., Smit·h, Jim VelliWir'i, Henry Null tMht. HonMr FOl"l''CC9t, ehldnnan . Wieored centered ·near .tlbe tmd JQe Mlk"hel'i!t.di, RuQand; .DiU moos was made .oDt B. 0'· lrviu "Chtn'tR exec-Won" slay.oC rtbe Educatl'On. endi V'OC'atJkm.ai head of ~he Gul:f oC caHfOim.i-a. Pll'iUiP!, Har:ri·sonv:iUe; llart5ell Cl" of six pei1IOD8, was ca'l)tured Its ......;., . llCCIII'Ii· """ ••mnulu.<e Dr. Charles F. Riebl ... of tho Dodl1i.U, Eastef1Rj Olan!tnce lilry• Moigo - · Oounly. ""'" - >II in a San Franci5ICO ~ 11tm1'bcnJ wi.ll be Jn· dbarl:e tlhc Imtti~ttle of TecbnoJogy ma:n, DonaM Wolf' and Cha!les q 4o the motioo ~ tbat t:be 'Jiltu:r~Sday wbile illr'yUrg W .bock two p.ro.gr&m ~hidt Will a:1so ttlclude Pasadena sa·k t the after Shakes NOJTis, Racine and o. o. Pattersoo BUDtmcms was made_oo O'Brien in 'l'ings 'he lbad 81olen 4n lJ08 Ange. Mol ·pC!r'StOlJal. cilpacily end oot as les. """de b)' a goost. lor days. ooun.1y fiuperinlettdl'nt. Jamel O'Brien, county fll1(li:IDCutm'. The pcr.mbr\~Jrer 1Kumc suspi· ctous and called poLice but del ec- ,;.g Ch11pot.c.r 10£ Futu.re Fanners of Staats and ~...any King, Amcl'ica was ,p:rosCIIJtcd by l..ar11"Y ~ ---....:c...._ King, Woa·ham:a Uiglt St."hool stu · dent., •at .llhe ~u\'<111' mooting of •hbet Ben>d Rolaey CI·Ub Oil Thurs· day cvoning. Robinson Fines Two For Traffic Law Violations Two men ~ere I.i.ned litn Mayor E. F. Robkk,on's oC:Ottl't. ~ ni;g:ht; •nod ..~ ,nan w~ ibctr,. eet101ted ~ the ~r jJ:iA ' by 1o. Natkmwkte JI)Wf»llte Oo. carl enforeetntlllt ot!icm!J ·~ rutute' t'annei\9 wiU be. given In · a,obinti0n'8' oqurt. .Piu1 Oar per, Pomeroy, Wllft !lined $5 ~­ d"kfL"m":er loll~ 10 nt"l)N} ~1nts· ··loc .~~ IirJr fa1LUC, ·ro t'!OOp 'Itt a .~~ .,_. "'coori:<'l.od a(loer fie itioign.&l, .m, ~ H'twlr~.· · Ki.-.g ·:a~alt'd •to Bll~'olle -wtto Pomeoroy, ~ . f~. $100, ~ \ desires to have his placc ·of bust· Otto -· -'th6 charge, .drdv.iq: .... "' · -or• """' 'ill nc..-w.:., bi.s fann, · o.r his !hiJDlc ·.;,n. jai1, while ~Citect 1 sprQtfll &y tbe :grWp to 'advii!Pe ilhe Th.~ aberm~ <Oftieeh ~td :. chapt:er of it. that Jack Stafford, 51• Dexter Pre5ent at tlhe mooW~li ware Wll'l ·anre<~t:cd by Oonst~bllc Cocil Poaul Sctmel.der, Hel"man L-a-u;nc, Cook, Th~. He wa& eiwlrled J'"' !'lord Cam>atk, Jlll1l<ll Di<>bl, E. 'in •a wafl'ant 8WOM by Hurley L. StelJ<, . Jim llam!>t.o" Donald NeJsou, with ·l •fus: his IP'1h run RouSh, JattJeao Fl-ettohfr. Ol)de ·aL 111rge. StaffOl'ld is. itQ firtJaDd trial Don t'og""""'g, Hatty Mil· on .I!IJ.~ .cha:rees be!ON! Jul!ilttee of l•, Lewis ~. R....U.Capeo the Peace R. L. Griadley, Mtiaen- .Former'Ma~iettn . :~:: t~~ ~~'\!"om: \, ...Coli D JS ·.·· 10-wiut•.for.....Oh"ardt'h•Uhcy , · . . ege . · ea~ . .PI ;uaimed 8.y D .. eath ~=:-hich ' ft. Cu Model C.r. :SO. Fltkler.. ~.II. M k -. N. Rulo - - K•• U. W•pn. 14. Wilkie> PorhiW. RHiai H. ... Mrlh aM rain pault.ly Return To Rigid Price Props May Bring Veto By President . MIDDLE EAST FORMULA Books On Lincoln Are Displayed At utiU•lng the or o :.,,.•• , , •pecial Pomeroy Library meetingplannedthe tG6verno" , ·-· The chalrman will head Lhe Heart Fund campaign-.Jo IJe stag. The R.otariaM wr.rc 't.ol'd ·bhat i:d in Meigs COunty. in conjunct· l•he l'hap!lu1 will be cngagOO .rn t·h•' ion with the national drive of the clhoina>~lon oi ·hazards 11boutl •IJom· American Hear~ ~atlon. c!l and busine.:.stw .U1.rough 18' 30 • day peri"od. Participa(ion. in tAle -.,. 5 • pproves y ole l>b --·· .... trOm tbO ~ ol a,;. ,. ...,.ki 1110'1. . • .t'oley, halt, ~ 'l'llalxt, illlt!l ~· villc. it And · Cage To)lrney ·~ ... l7 Are Examined At Chest • • Held TLursday through me .... I' which :report, Southwest Quake Shocks Are Felt . Over Wide Area -O'Brie~ Requeti "Mad Dog" Irvin Court To Revoke Capture Is Made Suit Summons In San Franciseo .....s..... t_h_c_e_ar.:. .cot:.:.':l :hec:. iUm=:;•;: ·__·____ Hear FFA Plans .oomm~t.. The dl••••·· of lbo &cart clreula. .8end Rotarians . ~ deaths y~r o · eo· . , . Idea •pe<ioal State•. and in Meigs Count> as well n · . mmumty mprovement .tJYan 33c -': Rag Rugs 3 for 1.00 bli!SCS. tln•lfflUIUOtt41 Sotmtlp>\o,ol II"~ of Berns.dtiine Oney ...., ., sociQll studioes teacher at Wahama and hired Norrna Jean Dwrst .in .her plaoe. It atoo rotod to purdlase a new tire Mrs. Charles Mullen, Pomeroy proof safe fOl' WahMna at 8 00 ~ ''Will serve a~ chairman of the 1956 uf $77.6.90 .10 repJace one ruined .Heart Fund Campaign in Mei&s by buJ1glars :recenl'Jy. ' cOunty, Februar1' 1 through. Feb· rulcy 29, R. W . Klsll&ne, pres1dcnt In •addK:loo, tOe bo'lnd lliecided of lbe Central Ohio Heart Associ· lo enf.oroe lts PQ#cy o1. lpCI'mitting .,Uon, announced today. Mrs. Mul· dnivcr's ~ ct1rtr tin be usnd len Was also campaign. chairman for driver's edUc&Uon , on:Iy. The for the Heart Association in 19~5. Pt; J'll&aB&Dt Hieh School car ~8 . . completely o003troyed. in 11 lfilrc HOL,Z:ER HOSPITAL OC tho funds tolleeted In th.ls ea'l"Jim- in. .tthoe week after bcing Admitted Thursday: George Me· )'_ear's Heart ear:n~,a!'n. 75% will Mt by a .ttnrek. 6daeh Rkban:l· Hor· Kenzie, PomerQy; Frank FUJCale, rema~n in the Central O~io . Area .ton of Pt. Pleasantr was dtivin€ Pomeroy; Thoma:;; Senter, New to c_o mbat the heart disease ;::H:::'.:.":.:"::.·c_______ _ _ throueh research, education, and · ~mmunll.y heart programs. the price o( a pound o[ GOOD LUCK . . =•*++t.:++++++tt't:ttt+::++t++t+ * OEN£1111. RICTIIoC * IULOYA * EMIISON ... wl!llin. •h• wUl bid t•····~***********•*******i : Any newspapcrboy who collects 6QO ''Clover Stamps" is eligible to + compete for one e( the College Scholanhip:s. He then writes an essay of 250 words or less. Tb' writefll of the te11 best es.rt1ys arc the ftoal winners of the $1,000 % College Scholanhips to the colleges of their choice! •eel The percentage of deaths in Meigs , Phorit 6154-J Two wm .· LOCUST STREit pot~t. eoooty d!U'Fng !l!ltc -calen&l' year Improvement Projeet nQ.W bemg o. 1. Dostie, J. L. Sllew.amt. ood R. Were: diseases of th~ 'heart and oonducl.ed 'locally by i-h.e Wa-hama J. WiHiamson. (}u(!sl,s. were .Bob APPLE JUia. . 46 oz. can 29c YOU background) Ue on Loa A.ngelee aldew&lk where a.n auto which bid Qf $147.761 !or tlllat aJil Qf .the mioor dedudions •· tM· pt"'ppiied: Wsh:&ma· gym~um oou.Jd be <Bdded i'ater witOOu.t .im. audibollium 'be 81.1bmitt.od: to pa~ring tOO bitlilic oonstnuction of tbe ii!Genl govam:m~ for ~P· t'he bu:i:ldingt The buildq Wlde.t1 ·tbei new bid (Jrovatl: .it wae at :a meetri:ng <>l·IA>• Oolmly ~of. EldJJ \>e eE~!!r'l!i ,1110,!109. jill;!lt . .lor .jl'.o.lOO;Oj!O ati<ft OD ·~·.:~ : ded ~ a sj)OThe hlckWD, silbmrttai by .tlbe ·ht boing C. H. Jimison Co., end l"npresenls ci-.al ~evy passed ,'flhree· yean 'flgo a deduction of .throe a'ltem.at.es white $50.000 is bein:g providro by as)ted !or on ooili;naol bkie. 'Nle the federa-l govWJlK'Int. Appearing before the board· on JirniSon Oo., submirtted a bl'd of $182,820 earli'« for low on Wedne9day Wlls P.auJ• W . Swo,pe, the- 'PI'Ojeot:, ' fit181te dilrecloc t:Ji .oohOOI. transpor• The new bid wlll ~ncl·ude the tation. Swope doi,scussed !hazards ~"' of ltlbe foyer, the ornis created by Mason Ooonty'.s crowdPJa lof- down spout9, lfU1ter'9 arnd ed schooJ buses and recommendeol .t.omt seW&r .sy,t~em, tlhe redootioo seveN] w-ar.o w!W.cb coulld. ':remedy · ot the butlding' bei.:ght <UJid !ii!IVtma:l the s H.uaMon . SWQpe TCOOmmendcd (l) tiM! ~miiror~. ·'Attlh·itect Imrtg Bpwman Slaid strict enr·oreement of a zon.ing poHcy throughout •the t!Wiltem, (2) ttrc cessa-t,i"On of carrying rpuplls WhO 1JiVe WtLtbin ltWO miles o{ sch-ool, and (3) Te-~heduling of ~&tDot:het> lb39c shoulder lb 29c 1.29qt IJTOW New Revised Bid Is Submitted On Proposed Wahama Gym 99c 18x36 PAINT foreground; .to a halt agai.Mt a lamp • to U north, 36 to 42 MUth ,.,... 49·1 -.. titat •truck a bue plo\\ed lnto a cruwd of 1lli penona waiting at a bua etop. The auto (I1ghtl cama f * ........ h• touftl tDnlght, ... J2 I 10 lb bag INSIDE WALL AUTO RAMS BUS, PLOWS INTO 15 PEOPLE WAtTING ' . tWq WOMIN (l~ft the great thiJ'lg is, he docsn 't have to wait rorever to own the prize he wants, because lhe contest lasts only 8 weeks ... so start saving your GOOD LUCK "Gover Stamps" right away. t. 52, CJw4y with rain tt.. . .,.......,~......,-...... Martha White FLOUR • . ..ltw,. . . . S lb. bag 49t Martha White CAKE FLOUR . - ......... -.. ..... BEANS SUPER' MARKET ···-- "ICI STAITII Slf In addition to ono at t ... coli••• scholo..,.lpa, IMk at tho torrillc prlzoa ho can win 1 Made br euch flltnDUo -nufocborora ao: POWEll _ -· The.Ohio V Industrial Will Be 85c . . . . . lb. 19c . .. . Walh C.lor..Piyte 5n dllh,Oft • dbhwcuh., - lolling womo WOft•t flurtllt Colort •toy brltht aMI chMrJ' gfw ynrs of •v•rycla)" u... OilY' ...... I COPPII ....... COllEGE pcrboy. Easy, isn't it? Yet by helping 6 for S9c PlEa BACON -·~ ONE YEAR Help Your Newspaperboy Win Wonderful Prizes-Including one of will •s Single Copy breaking cracking chipping I 8 w«ks and gin them lo JOill' newspa- BABY FOODS lNG HENS PORK ROAST . -. " and you booh profit by geooing to !mow each other better. . i How to colltcl )'Oill' COOD LUCK "Clo- OHIO! Pertly cl""r' todtr hlth lion. S.tur•J' wf ..., MOW In &dltorlal Pboue 1117 No.252 EXTRA! EXIRA! ~ Heref The Second Annual AU you do is sue GOOO LUCK Margarine UCJon."'' Stamps" ror the next WEATHER ent1ne at 4•4•Nfr Good Luck Lo.,a) ~lini•ter Ami Wife GuL'!!I• Wetlne:<olav• • Deeoted l'o l'h A · revoised Legion Auto Sales Pomeroy, Ohio Tboml.$ T«ftll. Sbe abo caltfl.l on rber sitter aDd brotber-ilhlaw llr. and Mrs. Ff'aok R)1ber. MI"&. Ca'l'l Moore 6'PfO( Mooday wlth ·h er plll'enta, Mr. 100 IMrs. V«a. Drib. ~. YN. .EQuna ~ .nd dau&h· >tel', ~ Lehew ~ -~ v' P~ and lllr. tllld Mn. Will· ~ TbueDtt -Of St)Tacuse vttit.ed SUJXby, in Cokimbua and Or:ient . u- D ~~L -..·o, \t1abt rC.:er IDd dneh· t.er .ed Mrs. Robert Morrlf Sr. Visited in Mi.nersYHle Suodrloy with Mnt. Amanda P'arbr. . ~ • · and Mrs. Edeaor Tbomas, son -and dauJbter were ~ buslnes& m•tOI'll in Pldrersbur. John Fri.ok bart Rturned. to Ibis bome Rock ~s Road from ~~ !Me~ Geftera) Hoopi.t21. and rs unprovlDg Dioely. .. • e lb. Bm ~ ol Antio;!u~y tpeot Wedneadtf with 'her fa4'Mr- Mrs. Donald Hauck and Mrs. . _ James Sayre were guesll when ardl bave moved to theU' 11.ew proving st~tly and i:s ' 'Plaooing , ,. ,-., ·" ' Mrs. Onille Well entertained the home.. to oret:um to Itt~ bome ·m, Wi:Ddlee ~YI ANNtY!J.SARY· Christian Compt~nlon class of the M J te'J' in· lbe near fuwre. Mr .. ~'i:Mr's· H.a.rt... LfoDll, ·woo Pomeroy Church or Christ, at her Mrs. Cora Thomas 8fld rs. oe bave ~It in poor bealtb, rele-1 home, Laurel St., Tuesday even· lng. Rerreshmcnts in kccpinl: with Sl. Valentine's Day were scncd by the hostess to Mr~<>. Lee, Mrs. Cunningham, Mr~ . Walter Ken· nedyJr., Mrs F.dward Parficlt, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. JefTcr11, Mrs. Dnnver KapJJie, Mlt;s Gilmore and the two gucshl:. - Celebratecl At Kinder,garfen I Nothing To Buy- Just Register Your Motor Number at POMEROY SOCIETY Callipolis they NY a ye~uq deer, wbicb bad apparently swum the river, cros5 the b1abWI1 beltw Hobson aod bead for the Obi.o biHj. Pu ils of the . . ~n. Lula Muon, Charleston. " .!__ ....,_. ... , _ ~~~ Del M~. Wllijam Francis, Syr• .::_. ·~-,::..~_."""o euse, ·1~e gueJt.s tbiJ week of tlltJ ...~ • ,_-.ble ...... _, etelebft. Miss &M"a Kerw-ood. Otlber guests . tJAoam ~~L~at.o.~•Goola,.,~ Mrs c T Ratab and lliBa \dW'l .,~.,.,. ..,... •a.,~ F · ·. -·...; ... ..,., first · eel~ ...,..: atle rancJ.t. -eport.. .8 ... '- b~....:.. • ~""-1"'· Afr; .' loci ~· ,Lewi11'ripld.t A va~.,..- ll>eme- c--L-~ ·h<~ve ~ it,b& ho-. .on So. _.... . ....__.._.._..__............. ~~ Second A.vuoue w.bieb WM oWDed .._ Hit ......, · "'!'"',....._ auu reby Mr. .00: b. Ma-nn.t v....._ lr~ o.r:. ~ee cream,. COOkies Pomeroy and •M'I'. oand, 1es and favors of bJow..euts Triplett and children bave moved and tbe tQaeber ~ Guy Rey· from the Pratt apstmcnt to h!JI ooids, &S816t.ed .Mrs. C&!h 9abr parents' property and Mn. R!Mpb Gibbs Jr., wtt}J · the party. Michael Gftss a&sisled Jacob Spencer, II:J.iooie aDd a, 1rith the Hl'=rinl and Gftl'or,y Charles Spencer, ~ ri.sMd GlbiD wu a '~Ue&t. Friends elJo8eq_ Mr. and Mn. Vent Dava 1\le!Jda)'. eo tSit .at the party wef'let Gary Mr. and _ Mrs. Robert CunHn.iacs Wilml, Billy Hapt.o~-- let· Ray~ille, H.. Y., tbave heeD frey ~ Waada .Peletman •heroe Y'ttitin:g ~wister" llrtr. Mlrie IDd Cb:rWine Koebloer. Houclt .mel family. wt.a ~-_ . drcn, Tommy, ~ V o,wital ·'- pa:tlmt at •Mft.Ball Hemarlj( Mrs. Asa Camp Ellen, (Paula Becky Ja~e ~. ..iiJi~. Coats it lim· wtt1 : ~~ed. ... · - Tuesday Meeting The meeting in charge of the president, Mitis Louise Gilmore j opened with devotions led by Mrs. H. D. Cunningham, an<! prayer by the Leacher, Mrs. ·A. 0 . Lee. fo'ollowing a short business session, Miss Gilmore was in charge of the entertainment and prizes were awarded to Mrs. llarolrl Smith, Mrs. Aldo Jeffers: and Mrs . Hauck. $150,000 Sweepsta~es hlJe Place and two daugilters, Gaines, Thursooy. Fel:iruo2' 9, 195~ Jame., ~... or cor"i"'" """""'! MR.- AND·MRS.~ HELINDORE AND FAMILY,-ALl THEIRS . Holter Granted Registry Right IHlATI'L~BORO, VT. • Roy L. Holter, Pomeroy, Obio. has lx-en gi\'('lt the privilege of lhe c:rcclu· sive use o( the name "'Holter'' aH a herd name in regiAlering hi~ 1mrebred Hohltein-Frle.slan cattle. This prefix name is granted and wiU b(! rC!L"Orded by the Holstein-· Frleshm As:;ociation of America. 0\'er 1300 prefixes were re~~erv· c<l for br~dt'rs in 19M. Market Reporu f"tNCINNAT'r, 0 . UP'"=Product-: Eggs, .stMlodr. OOBSUmeot A Drce 43 to 45: brown .U to 46: .rne· dioun~e; 41 to 43: brown· mix 41 1o 43 : C:>.'tra l11rge 40 A:O 41; A ·IWVt' wh~IIE' 36 to 49: A m~ium white 34 4o 37; A mOOium hroWilt 34 .ro 37: drccb- 29 t.o 30; B lqe 34 W bivcs w«e unaware of Intin 's id-Pot ioty unW 100 beatme imootirot wfth Hre.tr questioniing .:and blurt«! out that he was ·bhe Qhjcct of a nat,ionwide manhuDf_ 30 Meigs Farmers Attend Poultry Producers Meet 'More 1•han 30 Mt"igs fanner~ at_.. :\end('d 'a tll('t"'ing of t.hf' SEO Poultry Producm"S' AfSI:ooiGCiation Jrt.ld Thursday •r.j,gbt at the CIJ'Ut"t bOU,<:e . 'Jib"e program for tl1t' even-in;: pre$ett1ed by C·barl('l'jo Powt-JI rmd K€'oith. GarriROno C'!lgint"~CT'S wit.h Doane A~tund 5N'vi<.'e, wa.~ St. L.ocmR;, •MO. T.hese men· shi>Wf'd ·pi'l"t'lm'SI and disclUI!Ied t'lte buildi·ng.<; w;ing pole strtmltif>n: lt'YJ)I.\ ll!f(! of con- Tht' mC'Moing was 'in einlrge of rryel'S 1C lowet": ft)'· P.rf'.'lidcnt 'l'bereoll Joln;on, Ra· crs 3 .t.o 3 1·2 lb 18 to 21; OOus <'Pnt'. -and routine buSiillcss of illhe m'er 5 lh 2a to 25: ben& 5 tb anrl a:,'SOCi'al ton was condruct.OO. tt wall 131tDNnced tbat tile sixth U1l'rlnr 18 .\o 19; bnl:9 ~-egtiom:J 15 lo t7 : oL(I moslem •9 to 12. ar..nu:rl Ohio Brotlcr Scbool lit 37 ~ 1 l• ic kNl.~. lllll"" 90 """"" 66. OSU would be w FebrJial'y Z2. �-... ~ ' . •'. ' .., 1 lnF~ . I,H!'IIQUD TO INTIRESTS OF MIIGS-MASON AREA II(OIAIII S. OWEN Jf. IIYNOLD E. OIIENI I GIN. MGI. EDITOR WSAZ-TV Chennel3 The News ' ' PubUQH nery afternoon ~ S~tiay. by 'J1y Ohlo Vtlley SufinPI, Inc ., .111 110 Phrhanic Sf; .. f'o~y 0. 8u.d nw offi,re pbou 388, ~iiOrial officf' phon• 31'1, ·f ' l'· 1ve Nat~onal ad-v.ertislng rep~tlllve, Botlintlli-KiMbal1, Int., 343 lumgton Ave., NE"w Yor) City, _ltS, N . Y. Sub~C'rlption rates : DPlivery by carrier' wherf' available 30 cenh ~M we-ek : one year in advonee at Tbe Daily Sentine-l office, $1~ .60: stx .monllu, $7 .80; three mont hi, ·t3.80. By motor route where avatlable: one month, $1. lb maU one year M: si:t months, $4 25; threP months, $2.50; one monlb, --------------------~~~·~ e:m; Progressive Attitude OepNtrnent eomp:u··ed thflm w~h lthf're Wt>re dedti'MIIl. ~n jl(llllt' c~s priC!fB in 11'he summf'r or 19$~ . t~kaf1l, in Ftarm aJmmodtty prires. 11be blcg~ inl'rf"use in prices Y~·l lht:! VOIUIIIf' o! farorn rquip- p&[d by. farfll{' n; W:.t ~ tor hifl>rt menl .~lt1i Sthnwt"d 1Ul i,n('r,•.... la~a .tremendouJ< 400 Pf"rffnt. St·~· e.r!il l"t'"asons st'IE'nt tt} be priBuildln:g ma.fo{'J'fal~. li\'L~look., inO· maril} rtt~pon.~ihle. ror t hat . O.oe t.or. vehiclt'ii aDd .j{'f'ti (C<_ Howeod 111 is ·I hal tlw decline Hl total farm Ol'dttl". Au fif HH-"1-l>tl ,hQd ·.ie(HH! ll p 1neorntt wa~ 001 ~ t~Bvere u ~ t.ban farm fflla('binelly, ArHI man~ pe-ople lx>IIN·e, while thill. bhls doas not t.ake into at'C'Mmf as .e\•eryone "knows, by (l'"wer farmt"n;-i-mprovffi ma<'hinPS arc o.,. 1'1'0- f:rom 10 A. .M. ol •Ute - -· SbebetWMa a1oo - tlbe iD Ht:t.on eapllt'ity NewYorirBolrdofEduealilmODd lbo Patllorn """'-"'· Iu acktition to the subject opnseoted by t be ma:in speaS!er olber fQI.cwa of tlbe .AcJUevtment Day of--by--.. proc~an II In pet" "' I m o<bi~ - «~Ou{'es . ao~riJ.·ul ,..q,bbor•. I. Oarden am• 3. Perfotll\ ft . Dutch phlbta~ (abbr.) e. God ot ll. Tal('~ .. EL CENTRO, CaW. UP-A ~harp ·roBing cart•hquake, fol'lowed I h:v afler shGcks, jollOO Sout'hcrn (\difo:rnia . · The h'embiOor hooke a wa~ aln at nearby HGJ.tvJUe and window~'! in Calexi('O o n Call · fornia -1\lexa·u border. Dr. ('·harl!•s Rlt•ttler, nf rasa· df'nn·.~ C'al!fOl'nia ln<st.ilule or Tflllhn rtlogy ~aild it u·ppe-.ll'rl.'tl to be unt) uf I he s lron ge.r ~hiM'k!l, south nf 'l'lw Mmw'llll bOI'dC'I'. E~lirniiiP;.; of .t lte ea·r.thquake!f UliPmi,ly W('<I'C dl"iliYl'<l. R1ohtet blwl. lll'{'<t·usc Lhc S'li'!MtRCr tohaD wmal 1pr:..ke jurrl'd m'ttnJmct~ts u~~rl 111 !'l'l'ordtnll" lll't.•\iminary sW~lred t.he n·w l1n ~-: ln debt U . Fold over lT. Uke 11. Seize tt(erly 20. Ouldo'• loweat note 21. Contradl.:t 23. Tru.eU4 25. Rid.. of hilt. olwater ao. Colna DEMONST~ATION -.... .foilt· or mO.. ~ ~wiota 100 IIUied; haYe fiiJ bettor ltfabiltf;J' aiUl resiltulc. to .4ito ~ and temperat'lll'tl utrtmM in the bo~ was held at !the .home of Mr1. Oli'wi-a Young f1rlda,y... ~latL.wlth ~1!1. LiWera · D\ar.s~tlt ~ ot PL Plea. Sltnd. a& demOR6tf'aiiOf.. T•he door J11'i:Ze fOr .t he evening won by Ml8.9 Kat.le Ollver. AHl•ndullg were :Mia'fi.. Olp Lewis, B~a~che Jonffi, Babel Johnson, Katu~ ~. KatJe Oliver, Jessie Cartwtight, Lul'y Thue, Peq:y Arnelle, Cora Roufi'h, Evely;n Nleho.lr son, Lois Ann Young. Gladys Rous h, Le-l'a Va1n Mi;"ter, Char· luUe. LL•wL~. Laurene Lewj,s, Ken· nie B~ ~~S. Dana l..ewis, BuddieYoung und .t,ht" hoot.es.'l fmTI• HAtCHING 100 PlODUCTION wa .~ . 37. I"IIJ¥I'Iahe4 sa. Row1nr St . Lottera Sl!t. Incite 48. Whit' .:. · ; • StU• Sjlow ~;eila ow- ShCQO · 8:00 !Urb S.CI!ri~tr'· ~.~ (oi' 9:30 U'a )J.w.~~~ ~a.ll. ·: . ~ . 8:00 a:ao cross· W;QO ll¥~•·, Mrs. Clanl ·. ,: .. .1Q;IQ !14f!IO~ l!\111~·· ~ 1 11':00 The Late Sb01r · , .· · I l.at.ll P,.nch Govommlfll W4ul~ S. .lll.o lolatiDIIe .. 1/ofit'"" , _ " " - · lU boil.ua of erlra health, feed tdlciencr, erowth. 4 dian River male• al'tl rnothired b1. NIChola No. 121, the drat and oill:r natiODa11J ace!pttd femalee =~ opoclftoa!IJ t.. ...... YIIUI bett.r a..hlu and color, lfvea ,roeea'" I klChtr pereetlt ot A iddi to &belt Ult. Meat ,. • jopl btberi bJ minimum et The Cbrlstophen 111:30 Camera 'l'bree tJ:oo t.tt'a Tlke • Trip 13:1)0 Btu Hlcllok 1:00 .. ) . ,, perct~~t. Potttift kleaute&tloa of the Hat tiS broiiV 1tot1r: eomU :when both ~ IJ'I identlftecl. FoJII:1 ·;,tt!a the btnest at&kt Ill dMil NEW DDGBURGlR HAS ~. REAL APPETITE APPEAL/ DoGS lib tho rich, moat;!t.\'Or ••• aD4. fOr them. 00 • tuJIPiy of ~ ~ oo1burpr tor rot'' kldq. . . ,_ .blolllrinduatrr,... N-TVQ...neUt . " -~~~· ...AIJIY ... -far bttttr htaltb mean• ..... .. 10:90 Look Up • Li-ve 11:00 a~d t_~uallt; · ''' ff1t tlW proeeaeor wbea. brolltr cbteb 1lnd by Vantreu or ln· Iii_...,...... Vanl-lchok • ' 'Witm ralo PIUT IN PIOFIU "· -:- · . ...,,•. • .. ! ••.•• : "' ·... him A..U.bla a\ haloborlu Ia ..-rt broiler ino. . se;:ui:s ttZI "' h CaiiNKity of Your Dealer Spedals For March or err 37. Depart 89. Arabian prrnent Pltlllde« . ., Mflltel U. A.nJII' tl. Conatel· •t•.. ' hard ttme tr')'lnJ to . ta1k lll&ldlll OilY ta•l' \b.• ~ rn.~ . _.,,., llr A1thon1 Ed"'en w.. Dten~ly to revltw the Uat ~-odltom& ~ ofttc&all poll!tit wltll it uy It ln that the &laeaMwtt-Etien tcOOld. did not In •dv•Rei• t9 change the llet. One om., "ft wm t&ke • tot or OOQ'Ytndnl to 1tat." 2. Burden .1 eongliH:aiOaal ~ ·' have Hen qp~ Wllllarn F. Btyloi Brldpl, of ?:~0 ,,1)1) .,011 10:00 10:110 ·n:o · eo11 !· 1 of O'iltoii,i&, Hl.ol~~i~Mre. . -=e~p-ort=F-=eed· _;..· ~~=~011~1~·,\ Mil· :.· that ,....., 11110 there h.&~ )lffll .only ·, ud :·-~ -~·1 '. ....... AJ<pla- 1~,..... Yovr Procluetion And lmproq The Type fn Your Hen:l. I figun,s indi-cate, Barnes says, that tthe lSMi calf crop will be smaller 4lh&n tbat of last. yoear. , 1 sourc~ of ocalooi·es fo-r energy, end of pr'Ote.in Uq~eCially , when combined with milk or eat • 1 en on a tnelltu <that includes eggs, 1or S(JI1"Ioe ottum animal protein lsouN."'eS. Cereaols Bnl oalso good 80UI'Cl'.5 of the B vitamins and c.f iron and .p:;lwspbo:::!::::::.""':::.·- - - - pulL 'They""' ,.s... - ~ .........."-lit boler ""ice, .... - - ..... ~ buil~ .,......,.. lememher~ IUYid Ia time CUtl. ~ tJ$ "W ' 111111 ,_, ...... fOU. t .,.. - IIi ...... · -. Plus 11 other ln1pections All For 9.95 I PTO 8oilerl MEIGS Equipment Company =~·.,.. IIRVI~ Oris Smith When Qaollty Ia l'lnmOimt Pomorvy, Olllo RACINE RT. 1 Phone 3191 Pomeroy. 0 i I 1' t.• Announcing . excellent AT ·CO-OP FARM MACHINERY . . '' .. "WE SPECIALIZE IN SOLVING YOUli'«OILEMS" TRAINED PERSONf4B, TO GIVE YOU. QUICK EFFiCiat1 . .. . .SERVICE "BEST TUBELESS TIRE S$V~ IN TOWN . ' . . . .. :1JST INSTALLED A NEW HENDERSON TUBILIISI TIRE CHANGIR WE CAN CHANGE -VULCANIZE ~'JALANCE YOUR TIRES . .. . AND SEE US TODAY -Ln US MAKE AN .•SltMATE ON YOUR' REPAIRS ' SEE : .... .. •, " NOW •• • ., ~ S.U·GAR RU~ FLOUR MIL:L 1 . •• '.. •• P,QONB 118 .. .. ~ ~ . ' ·'' "1 . .: :, I - The Sign Of Quahty · Order Your SEED Fertilizer tht fact U..t tbert an ron :nporttd airliner.. , 2. To HIOip You ............ .m........... - __ -klai: .... _,....._._lei . . ,. ___. ' • • atorl11 on 1 ncan·t Unltl4 ltate11 atudy ~J . ?:00 11:15· · baYe publioatWilll on nu· which ~ be obtained upon requM: . ·Oste ·item lbmtLODcd m· mllliiy IUcbr U-. Is· ''6ome kind of ~1" Ooreals are nutritious. They ere Qoocl J'~. United Statea lnto In tho lro<lt em· ~~ ol~ltla h~vt. ~ th,. quite pl\ln. TboY oay ~td betWeta l!~t EIMN\OWtr &nd Brit• Ext~on offiees 1. To Provide Dairymen Wlth Servin From The 8est ProYed Sires PoPibh. Knotter adiustment _ _ ;._...;..,uu.;,;..... """'..............;ttlp WEARENOW ro JiiYE YW:;. · COMPLETE FAaORY REPAIR SERVD ON ANY TYPE OF ~ qi!&JOCtl \111.\ \b. ~~t -oUR AIM- "-w"" ·-d ....... '*"'-- Ill top oaGd!IIQIIo Mi:....·a_dl_ · e 'RIJD CHI!JA-O..,It. ~rltaln le rotn1 to have a lltrP ~.1 , ....... atllt4 Oll!ni.. latlon 43. Cold 46. C\lt :~e:~r·~~ra~.u~t~':""~~~~~~etd~~;.~:~~" the ..u -~·- 3. To Gh•• You Prompt And tie and a conllrnled sb"on!l drut"lfi·nd Courteouli S.rvi". fOO' beei 1ndtcate we ~an expecl some prioe improv-ement ·late this year. This possiblo price bl)(lSt, j 4 To Provide A SAfe MeltNMf phl'S tttre chanooe .to market Jwger For Gfltlnt Your Co-. Bred. qua.ntJties of ,) ower Pl'iced! reett. CALL Hwough loog fed cattle, should CDBA TICHNICIAit mean Detrt.w relum.!i !or fannws who fed l'illtbt Oilbtile and ca-lves. are. ••bate• 1atpta: ... hd daambw. 6at blocD. 111111 planiP' for proper rJ..nncw aad. ~ ~ ...,._ - L no, lbocbock"'*pla-kawaad......, .......... Ski!W L. N. Barne::;, Ohio State Uni· vCJ\'ili.ty QX.lcnsion ~nomist, not.etS' that only 29 ·p orcrnt of 1111 ~· Uc being Jed oo Jafl'Uary 1 t.hhs year weighed less than 600 pounds and 17 pen;ent (-ewer ligl}:t. steeN and ealv<::s were pureha&ed ~ring tbe .five months of July 'fhe most trign·liicant development in the beef caLU1l ifldwb'y accordill8 rOO Bamcs, ·ha& been the sbarp ·iDCre3'8e in cow and heifer alaugbt.er. Allthough fmal fi.gw'es oot yet availt!ble, 'Slaughter (lf both cows and lbeifers last year is ~ •tQ be 1M leut 10 pereen.t ~ .than, it was •l n 1954 an>d t-he laflgest of •any yea.r JOn l"eeOO"d·. Sueh ' Plunger fit Inspection do• GuW. to Hatcheries .... )j'u.lc note ae. Wbtte under a b&udi.c.p wlrieb maN IMievtlmleDt "l1tiiMtbiaa' Dll')Y a lit· , tbe short o( mi~. It mia'ht 1 pay fllt111.Y of ·\Jill. 4loo cbeck ovw tile which mbpht be 1 lW of faol:kl ior good bre.akf811t nu· o.c rrn J'o~l . .Fleming $~. DOWN ,...,. Ill COMIINAIILITY. Then'l a htl aUiinfle to Mhtui aome Mrt ot pt.et arrancement with at ..... - · 11. Black blrdli U. Spumodtc expiratiON ,_th 1. PnckiJ' pear . ··' lUNDAY 10:00 s;g.onPJoayer 10:00 l.amp Unto My Feet WOWI WMAT A DIS MASA!R MIX Rnde Ulemaetv.., are :ret to be topped I• vital!., trom plppod on to Jnlolled brollor. •"'""' ~' Iovitt Pnmter lndqltnt trnplement• !\ 1. Po.sterlor 40. A wtn1 33. Leave off, u 42. HaUl u. Nluter pronoun ~eoi t~ l.itOOk cere-ala for breakfa, point.\ out Vhwter Swank, Coru.umor Food Mllll'ket.mg Speci'8!list at O.R.W State UfliWil'SitY. SwaM calls 1MooUon tOO the need for bebter breakf·a sts vNnch ia commw ln modern Hvil>g. Feb· rntaT)' -and· March hlwe been designated 'Ia bettu- 'lD-caikf lll!;t mQC>Iho. On .tlre average, .autrltiomS'tti t.elll WI we should obtaip about one-fourth to OD&Ibbd of our dally calorie ~>upply from the tint ii'D'elal rO.f ¢be d'ay. This. me~~~s dlat ;lihose who ·attempt m :ret u.nderway in the ~ co a aup of colflee. a eltce of toeat, and .a dg.-.ette are Pttttne' illhemBel:ws .....lo NATCHAIIIII'r -80 to 841oo ~:u~:~~m ·~ . Q' ' ~ 'lli'"'" . liMit 7:~ oow. of all 8¥ir• ·, ot rmilt In ..table fl,'rofftr ehlebl Thq an but 8:QO Yi~ ,\\0 There Ml'Det•miU and Mlt!Dermi1t Naw lulganln .. OvOfluroa · To Olhtr Wtil Natlona? 4..... . 5:30 Saturday New• Sjoolll 5: d Feature Report '~· ·· Al'l~e vi91ted b:r 10 to '20 I&'P per hea, at a fMCl aaYinp ot 6c or more pa- I ' . 5:00 Cb~'1'~:· ... ~ . SATURDAY MA!~f~El~§:!GT50!:§N 26. Male a syllable PARTY (Rwn.) t7. Oondttton 4:1. strenath iiJ(theiW'>II'OIIl. atl!l oome .lin .ey.e ca-tcnmg packages dirougll NGvembcr. Th.er.clo.re, it Jill aadttion, manut:aet"tlrera nave is evident ol.that 6laug-hlcr -supplies put obbe ~ Ulemse.lves in ,9 f , long fed cal'lle wrll be coooidl-omlS ~at make lor easy eervin' ~ly ama'li'el' 4.JbaD Ill )'eru' CiU"'lia' ood''ootioB. lili<irage lo oormOIJJI m··u.e Joate montbs of 19~0. oo pr-oblelli Alii. tbe&e faotoftl He say® tpr.ospccl3 for :;maHer eoot:rtbute to tJbe popul~rity o.i sla.ugbter supplies 0of Jon.~: fed cat· I a. A Stanley detMnstratio.n party Tom's Cabin" 29. Moat ColwerDtmee ud attrractiveness eb&l'181Cttu'~ modem seJ'l.in& ~ cereal: foods. Mcwt prepared <:er- . .IT tuLTH troai pulltt ehict to ~ houM , •• tog othera 28. Baklnl chambert .Jt. Bodle• tbe- - - clolicD ~ and Clotlmg Spec-. Let's Go Shopping iinRt-•aklag ct111BI -. adult• 27. Donkey . ...., .. Mi1'.'1. Straud V1rgl~\l'a, M-rs. and dllu,g~hter 22 . Coupl£>8 23 . Mar\'• nlclt. naml! 24 . Little tt>r In "Uncle U.Tobe .... lunher intormatioo "" future COIIoCenl· - Ohio -cattlemen may Jmd feed· d..ztg ltgbt -cat1l-e and caolve.:i '\Jhe m%1 .~rofitable type of O[liCJ'ation .t.hili YeDl". I of 8. Wire measure i. Two· toed sloth 10, Clan trr.) 10,. )!aetclan·a atick 18. Wlnntnr 10. Talk 21 Secluded narrow valley, al90 ebow new t)"lJJea of f.tricl G.Dd 1W11 live ..-flltioo rtr eeot.~ More Promise Feeding Light Cattle Forseen Earthquake Shock Is Recorded In southern Cal'£. I • flVtl' fruit ell . . . . . . _ _ _ _ ~ for wunen's 111JUP1. Regardless of w'ho 1beatb the Dcpoa1'tmwt nt Agricultu~~e in tht· future, regiU'dless of what ch&n.it"S ro:r good or kll t.alre place! in th~ I agr)cultur~l economy, «te mainte>nan-ce> of the faJ'Imer's fl'~Mdom withi n our free entellJ)rise systl'm .~hoold be the hta!llic g011l of all. char·a.c. .... ~--luoeh--. Mrs, SooQ. will point Vp. Sbe will \ 1. Cry U.lndelllacent · IM'PB ..., McCo..ick a.ler revelry 11. Not cut 12. Gtnnan 6. A salad herb bomemo"""'- All iDvited to ~ "t'IM Ad*Yemeat 'Pf'Oel"Mn. F..n pei'Q) ilt tro teoaioD Servioo people.. . . . . Demonrst.ratiotl and County Aceatt oout. OAIL Y CROSSWORD ACROSS anuiral ....ben 8Dd ~«tine acq~.~a"iotad wJb )'(U' ......,. - - · orici- by tile EchMakmal Di"Y'iAGD of SiarpBcit:y lMt. 20 YeaR. •'INP ftoek .-loeOIOid .... loboriDput per 100 ~- ......... 71 - or trru~.'h w.i11. mclude llt)ie 11m1e Mrs. SeoU tnvftt all OWl' the United S"t80ell in~ a oew Courageous And Sound Approach The Rt'ght To Work ~ ...---fOOl"-. bt"~ng ~Shan• d ' p...,_ .,.. !..- ...... D i - ooclwill ii.J.u.trate .:me of Ute fe:aiCun •t:he hi~ "J)f'rformanee and Qua, Jioty or preset~1-1.1ay ma('h.inot»r,!o' ron~bnlly iflol.'!r"Ca!):ing ,rach Corrm· which in itst•lf is an lodkt"(·l rhrm 1 t!r's product;vJ.ty. AaoU~ N that of price reduction. lh" fat'rrM"r, hk6 ~he IM'Oducer o( Wh-.1. of !l.he rutuN>? A s-hort .ao)o'ihing E":lse,. ~&ek& way£ ·lo DI'O.. ti.me 8iiG .t.be lbNd of 'll lf'ading due(" a rTIOI'f' desi.roble pro4uct a{ equipmtont oompany addr~ :t l•1WN" «>st, -and •his dwnands t-h<! eroup ~ deuimt :md wha·t .tie NoUid t'mpiO)•mtml. ol. 'mDChinH O( im· i'l aJ~plic,able to lht' must"ry 11 ., 1 proved d~.:¥>ifll. aDd lfN"4lt.ft' work a wh01e: "We ·h&ve ·t M bt&st n.a· rapaci-ty. And .a 1·hil'ld •b3s to (!(I e>hines ,.-e ill ave ever h.nd. We have wilh ·a mu('h-mi.~underst.ood: mat· a cvstOmu who <'311 ai!Ohl .to buy . !t·1·- HMt oost. (If modern fomJ We -have a <'ll&tomer -.·boo nHds to cqu i·pmt"lnl. reduc.e hifi Qwn ros:L'i! of "(lr()du(:. h h.a.'i lle1•n saitl that this C"'66. j,; tiQn. OU'r equipiTW'n.t can hel·p ·him t:~ut of lin-e ·abd eu-essivc. llut De 00 tbat-a;nd we ('Qf'l -prove. it." par.tmenl of Atricu~LtM't'l t'LguT'E"J '111iis .18 tht'l progressive atlllWdC' 1t'll a dilfermt st<U"')'. U11-ing 1935-- bbat is be:.."'mlng typica-l o.r th(l 39 oVf'l'age prices til'> a hltfle. the American "Ggri«uhurnl stoene. _ ___ Thrn·e 'h·as. bcon so much t•.r.i1 i--------cbm of Secret.Jlry of Agrkullure Bt>m"(Jn 1hat a<n ina'()equ·a telv in· formed J)C'I"SQn eoU:ltl rc~adll; h(' · . fll'ml . lwvo Ntil't he and his polici·e s l'."U f1 F.ighter.n .!lltates have pa"StJt(l era,:f empo}~.e~·l, busJnes.s m o.p· fl'll' Lhe vi,rt•tul UilUillilllfllls upprt~i · tij'b! to work Iaws While they dll .ton, po~u ahon ~rowt:h, 'Jlef tltm of -tth e fuPnH'1' . ft•r Jn de1.t~il, broad pr..inci.ple ~=•eacl~n!Af"·_:,et'a:l.. S'klllt'6, !lew Thit~ i•.'l no-l t·he case. I.ar~t' im · 1hf'y are all t.he same. Th~ eu·ariOn llilru u<~n 98Vangs nnrt·un1 d f . hi I ·, •tlh dlff - ,... an m·~·~ l"< ann anlee Utat e man bat; a !ii«ht to D(!CQI..ltlt.s. ln- SOlfle ca. ....., .;..... sp-l "" r ~--· er ~:rou~ rt'flpN'"I. and 'lli·Jmonl ,l,ht· join or not 1o join a labor ·Wlii)Jl .... ........, ........ ..,.. acu 1a - ~.~...,·mcsj! s ~ d h. '·j . any other I('~Jitimal-e private or. oPd, personal a-twings ro"f exam le . ecr~ a·ry '"'" , rs o~ t\chn•.;, For • ~·h' l'xamplc, t•hl.' Amor~-etrn Nn! umu l gn~izatJ.on, ~md still aet and. kee~ ifldreased 34 perr cen't 11 ''l.ibl.-1o-w0rk stnlt·s· t•hl.l~~~n th7, C<!'t.fl'emen's Asroci'll1lil!n, at_ its n•o Joh In short, ~hey protect 'him C('-11t annual ronv-e nhon m New nga)nst coercion by f•il'twr Uw o1·hers · Orh•<Hll, , pa.~Pd 11 forma! n1 ~:1 ,lll · ('mp!IOyt•r or the union. lltln {'Otmnendmg Hte Sf'n('tary l'f.o ~ cl.airrrs HHtt Hw ~aw s for h 1~ "f'ourageou.~ and sound Dna ~rg:umont ug<~ill!rt t.hffl.e ~ 1l'N .the rt'a.<>oo foc such im· ap~t'OH{"h" in t'rymg lu mmntain a }a...,. 1110 ,j,hlll 'they •hurt •the eeonu· pt~VfAITI.~. ~ thl) fKcl.i certain- free agriCitllmal C'OOfl'~'"~mv my gooorally . But ·ll ~urvey "mrade I~ .Pl'Q:V• tllot 't be ·l,aws in: no WilY ,, ,. . . · hu.t:"t w~erra or o!Jbers. I hl' wordm~ !'!> slg.nlfiC"oant A ~o ~lf 1he 12 start.('lli which have bad 1he luws since 1947 1md so 1have Goll'lj 1 ~ -t·he litali:tt~as., thc ca!ICod "sc.lut<~~,n" tu the farm is rt.hqt ,tJtJt! .ri-ght to wol'k is prohle.m wttielt 'had .n chance 1o see h!Jjl What ri.o&o flLII!.'I •have bet'ln be}ieve $Jhat ·Dhso- as rundam~nta-1 as relit"ious free- tun• to IJureaucrahc domffiatton l' luto'ly 'J'Ihl!'··~ '81.81tl!l hl\'e ·matC'Ilt'd dom l'nd 4.he rkght of (r(',e speech, faor _woru.--e 4.-han no solut 1tJn >~l ;dl. ot' out·strippcd Tl'a.llonal average frf'e · D~wmbly, and flr-ee pres.~ . Ll 1.~ >~'~• 'l'tl-l' ~l~'d!l. of t·lw rattle· gn lns ill 'R\IC'h j.mportent b.nrume. W-here~~ rifht to wm,k doe1t nt\1 !IH~n u.nd u~hl"r ltn\~.CH:k JJJ"Odtll'1'b th~r. •tht•y havr! lnllll: u,ndt•~.o,.IAJud t~·rs of t.TOnomlc h~'Jdb at> nQ.n· exi~l:.!llCTO ls oo oool froedOm. thts , a.nd han\ bl't'n ll•adl·r~ 111 op pOISing pt·opos~l.~ whwh wonl1l tak·e away ilbetr fret!dvm untl Ill· <k'pendencl:" In L'f'lurn for frtl•·1ul handoutt~ . Ami ~· ltey .haH' 'ht'ld that ~1t!on du r111J;! TH'n ud.; wlwn mt•ot pri·rt•s huvr· twl'n S'l'f ' lrtn.,ly dul)l"('oSSl'll. ineome is a: ~ Aooon!ini( to plans made lD I Wlml lD New York CM.y 1be H....... Ruppelt. reeent Hmne CoQD. a1110 acte • ol(ilciM bott- ' for 'l1loy ...... ~ .... ell . . _ Meip County ..._ the SOnp!ldty ~~.... Cliffont ~ Browa mak.era will baVfl . . opportv:nky r.eatvln( .redtataton, datbing . . ldm Fultt Olld I . P. · illr. to ~ a .-peeaal dik'U!Irioo at .... )Ira. ..._..,. ood Mr. home HW!Di by .Mn. Jaoe 8coU. md ..... Gaie H)'Hl1 wwtt Wei· from .... S'mpUci<y C<>., GliDed • new memberw. ...... 20th ......... HDme Demo& ,_, plaeed ...... · CCC officials and ~~I iflllin bal)(f]enl a!'e concaned lii<Riinc ot I P. H. - · Scott'• oaboot IJI.om.gte &r loan ~. Fol· ~k wkH .iDdude • demomtntloa som sa~. llotlt of M., acoordmt to o f h o w t o - t b e the ext.enllbl ecooomiM, probably p.ttem me for various adult fj. will be :&Urrendered m aatiltac· ~ prime ftiQUI:Janmt l.or ~­ ()oo of kloaoa. Hooh will tuwe W mak·i fte a well.f!Uioc be mo~ from fam, to commer· lrlcldeDtelly, Mn. Sc:ott i8 'bcnelf of • .,...,... llllf llu elal ~- Tms movement oc· .. CUI'!I betweeD June 30 and August. !!tun>. 31. Ott... w b - of to b• iooluded: ., her ditfowoPm will be otyleo "-nine ... a,type& md suitable fabric. ead eol· .1. Las.t )'l'"aT, tho-~ K:Nml w Mm:tb 6th k> 3 P. OL -- '• .tima~ OI'PICIU INITALLID as much 19M crop laat year IIi oow l.Liltd« ce<: ¥tao, accordu)C 1..0 L. E. FolttOm, Obio &tate UmYmllity exknti'OG \ttCIOnomist. On December 1~. nearl)' 90 m1Hioo busbelll had .tratiod er.rn o)\ 1, ~HAILU M. McCI'oNN nterd It'! lt'C'Ond cla.~;~ manib,l 'mattft" Bf !he prut offlre 11.1 Pomeroy Ohio. 1~ * • ___ Special Home Sewing Demonstration Eldtn"' ......,,...._..,.._l· Taxing Storage To Be offered Meigs-Co Housewives o......... """R.v. Facilities Here Demonatratioo <>Hi.._. p-., c..._,. St-*e. CORA Obtains Gold Medal Sire Surplus Corn Is LYLE HYSELl -0 R-- .... lEAVIR MACHINERY SERVICEMAN MACNINIRY MANAGER BLACK HAWK- COCKSHIIT\T ~NEW IDEA DElLER ' ' Jock W. Coi'JJy, Monoger . . "" YOU RIALL Y WANT A RIAL· bli(....oci TO POAUEROY FARM BUREAU I �·~·· ·- - -··- .... .. --.-~. '. The '· Vkn nll. Mr . li llll Mrs Panon Coached Five Primed To Upset Pomeroy Cage Team p ---- --~--~-- - --- Basketball Scores 1 WEST SHADE Winfield Nips WabatQa Team ·1tlt Defeat tlh d t:he .a:et':!l lots o r ·ht"lp from <bis ru nnBV UNITID PRESS Tbe PY.~:J:~ang\& mg mate, Bob ' ~'Porr_is. whO ts EAST ~second time Uti~ sea.'lOn dedy from 1h-e lt>s't side o1 ~h.e- Manhat1an S:t. St . .John's, N. Y . ~ m> t be from«'oy bard eoorl oourt, and who 'i.s a lso tough Wlla 81 NYII tOO Furman 85. Darl · rM ol ibe !hottest bat:.tl eos of one •h•nded J~k sho ts . Bakl"''' mm1th 71 , <'vlumbus 70 and cne . pect.ed ~€-r 10 also has boon helpifi.g i n rthe Jac· SOUTH the sMSOn l'l ex ~~ 8. 63·56 kol"t. econlng, whi tt" Ri C"h Hovat1N Duke 74. Vi r" inia 59 Geo. Wash t,he season Porr~a<"kits -on ( he and Jim Bo1.1iles can bot'h !11['ore 10:1 . Hichanl 84. 1 ~.1$100. r~. but Coa<'h John from ibe-ir guard_pogili()ftj. . MIDWEST ~tiddl~d ·h ~ team wm be oul PomellOY has.n· t been ~ htgh W ay nP 70. ll luuus 'T'I't·h :17 . ~wven t' tonigllt acor1ni' tea-m but I be_ Panlht~;; 1 Wit• htlu 'W. /)ra ke 70. ll out> ton 82. to~ t will cl.a.'i'h nt B biWV.e ~~everal th:re<at~. Bil·l y Shell· Rradl t'Y 711 p M. a : jusl the otwo R('o- I dan .is ptoba~ly the U':'t ball ,han_d· SOUTHWEST ~ve clubs o1 ct.h.e !l('hool"l w1U Jblf cuard 111 rthe: SEO ark! Blll Oklahom a A&M 68, Okluhom.t ttpt)e at 7 6'cJook. M1ddlt-P"1rt al· blil't'lilto bf.e.n a top ~re~: r~· 42 Tr ll ut_v 'T'f·x. 7P. North '!\~~ 1 ~e St. 76. ........ ' nched t'he Rt"''IOWe tal}y in l'e('eni ·Jam e<~. SJx. ~~eady •.,.. el b.aR Veen beak'n Bill Andrews a-lso tJa~ been a eon · WEST tHI!e • _n d I mlY ~mpetition th• s aistent ttmeat with hiB' ·r.bounchng Brigham Youu~: 92. Utah St r.2 once m fltlll& and orre hand shotiS, wh1l e l!l!'tol-d St•alll e B4 , Ida ho St 67 . ~D . · Brown and JunifJI' llaw!h om~ bo'lh Always • terrific: struggle to- /have been 'lliHing i•n <ttw- ~ubl e TOURNAMENTS niJht's pme premise-s to be .•nr[tures. Hawt'hoTTW!- in pa:t·lcula r CLASS 1 vther epiot In the long senH. 'hit$ boon "jl''le of i h£' moot ·unpmvWOOD COUNTY The J•Citeb playtd the first ed baH playM'S> ·i;rt thor league. Bloomdale 57. Grand Rapids 47 . tam• withaut the 1ervi cu of Ut.;t,l(" Eight Ball SUrri:n.~,'ll.o n proh- RisinRsum 66 . Webster 64. Hask1ns •• nt. r Llr""' ., B•ker, their top ably will L91.a!'lt :~ot 4ht' o-th-er gWI'I'd ,. bi 78 . Tont 0 •• ll\' •• ,.., , rl<boundlag ,pa ~ jatl5t , •nd 1.:-"ry (an -the Pant1 hN.~, and re. l'a e DARKE COUNTY wilt"-''"'''.., be in thl llnevp 8 ily Qua»& will he used 118 f.:he Jackson 67, TJni on Cil y flO. Ar· ton~ht. ttutt Pa•.&ofu. hoP" ~i dh mM w.hoen ~ Is :n~ . canum 84, New Madison 42. that h i" ~... ~. will nHset the Quoll3 ,js a dang.e-J-oll<: i>'rol'e': w~1·h _ _ ------ r*undil'!!l potl!'ntiat.li l!!. C?f h '•; l': pe.ed, an d i-s vf'ry eJft'<' liVe on gu f' .<tlftnditl&'S aOO Nelson vt llf' wil l Pom.,oy 'bjq IMid• trio, Bill the fDM. br8Jt. e /1'1t•r!ai n I ,ngan. Andtwt, Mar&ld SrltWn andIn oth er .aJ'<'a gll llW'o.; R:winl' will J,nlor tbwth•rnt, who hav• bi" ·91 Amt"'' Bi'1111. , lhrr isf)n vill e ....,.In~ the beards aga.intt Will t·rt'k 4·o W_,!Pr)oo ifll A~hem M•fll club tt.ay haYe pl1yed thl1 C.oun·tv . F{J,..1M' I1 w.i\J TIW.'-i!t Trnv o1 CHf'l')vt l/ (', Rudanti will b(' o~ \1'<'ArNl'ur n.ml PC Plf'.a~J, nt wi ll t'fl · 8Y GLINNA Mt~HOAN' RJr hord Hunt aon ol: Mr. \atld Mrs. Junior Hunt waa on the .,qk Jist laBt week with lnfeet!d 1(11"''l,j-thor i Glenna Milhoan vlsl\ Frhl1 -~ with her Ron, Mr:. and ~s. Dwlgtit J. Milhoan or Pomery, Route 3. Blaine and nwlght vJent to Nel sonviHe (or a load of cemfjpt blocks Cor M,r. Milhoan who ia razing hi.<1 barn. Tur~er. Jr. Mrs. Kennelh navis, and Allee With Mr. DGdsQn were Pomrrey ...Uitors • h. 1 Saturday. · and c '" · Wayne E. Milhoan attended the attended wedding of Mr. and ~- M.tiion t B~d· Riaa at the Christian ChurC:ff, at :Otto~ l.orig Bottom, Sunday. I •u•n. $1111 lOW! ....B:Z:.A > Of fa!DQUI. fubloa•bk FQR· liiiCA i'a a ulenloa or pu«-tas ID~ colon, COME IN AND lti!GIST!R IIOR PLYMOUTI'I'S BIG tSJ FORO V·l Cuatomlin. CHIVROLiT lei Air A spef'i.al meeting of Cub ~fit Pa,ek 200, Den 1, 11emlock Gtoye was h.eld Monday night. ~ Plam wert" made ror: the ~lue Gold Banquet,' to -b,e hel4 \l)o Paek 260 ·cordially invites oUi>Uc to inspl!ct their wlitd9wf' at the L a~¢ fi C::iotlilzig corner of 21ul and Court - tHE GREAT AMERICAN ' top Pow•r C-IIM, $150,000 Sw•epstakes Looks now 1913 FORD V·l R&H 1953 CH.VROLIT "ll10'' Power Glide IF YOUR CM IS A 1950 MODEL OR LATER OF ANY MAKE BE SURE TO IRING YOUR MOTOR ,t<IU~IER IN AND REGiSrtR IT WITH US .;;.·~·F._OR~E MAR<tH !_0, 1956 R& H 1953 CH!VROLIT "150" th-ou like n•w. 1952 CHI!VROLIT Stylellna De. 1u1("1 19§3 1952 hnu• 1 O'i1 2 dr R&H NASH St1t.,m1n CHEVROLET Stvl•llne 4 d,. Pow•t• Glide R&H FORD FOM V-8 • dr R&H 19S1 Pl.VMQUTH B•lv. .N l.lard+nlt ihe P agliooci o f Pou ghk'!!'"'P~ i e co111trol his bla?.ing fasl ball. It wouldn'l be t'be fin;.t Hme For ~t was '11mmer. t.he pitC'bing "a• h who m&kei a rfiU!!'h or t· on· 'v ' · dit.ion and ooD~:rol, who ~hrl ~o much. lo bf.il\i SlLC"h IH Allie }l.t·~· noltlos Vk Rll!!leh i. F.d I otJai ;m (l Tom ~ y Dym~ to s•ta.•'fil •lfl ",Jim just talks- c'<'I'-Di •' 1o vou ." one .0 r them o:IK'e Mtitl •· r• smn11l ; ri g ht and ·J~ usuuUy tu•rfli> f•llll In R'H 1950 Ct-I'IE'VA:nti!!T SMelln• D1 lt~IC ·J 2 dr, R&H Like n•w ,.,hit• •ld•w•ll . Nothing To Buy- Just Register Ycur Motor Number at 1946 PLYMOUTH tMr. ronal You'll 1047 NASH 2 dr OD t!MIII ""'Y. 1940 CHFVROLET 2 dr, •nd 'e• this one. Legion Auto Sales METROPOLITAN be right.." {'lin dul.i;de ·how mul'h. 'Jiur~ lb&lped :t.hem . Bul fac-t !reml8lns tho!\'. wit·h hi ~ air! finally becamE' onP ... r u.r~ er -a varl·ed cal'ee-r at i::i~·~~ lit was hl' wl1" 1nuJ!' hl j1 srde urm -tlt• li l'ery 1 1 rille on Mavbe ylilll 1 AUTO SALES "Open Evenings UnUI 6 P. M." Phone 334-J Pom•roy, Ohio Va 1953 Sl'UDIIAKER v.. CMt C:ou" C1Mm1ndt-r, hMttr, ftfrMttr, · l••t eowM"L Other HI~"' •••vtHul rtcf 11'1111 Gray flnl1h, O.ublt •••It whitt sldtwall tlrta. 2 4oor C.ombr,ld.t, 'l\VJ~l ''•c:k flnlth, httH 1nd ,.,.,.,_,., !loo led! .,..... 1951 PLYMOUTH .. ·· •.. 545 4 111ott Cr•nbrMic.. ll1bt ,,_. llnlth. huh.·i"'-\l'ld ....-___.other...,., Vorr 1004 rvbbor. 1946 FORD • • • • • • • • ; • • ' 145 t 2 . .,.. If you•,. looklnt for tow prleed tr•naport ttl"' thlt It lt. 895 MAUDEI69'0 Be a . buddy to your car ••• keep dirt. gre~, &lains oft' the seats with fartious~ra~4 J::l~}v~rd Zink sent covers, Mod· trims in a burs1-or 'olorst'.:Pri.~ to·go places •••wilh you! Q; 2 door club 1H1n, ltght """ finl1h. H••tllf' 1n,.. dJtnttttl'l, Vtry low mll••v• far thl1 mod•l, locel• ly awnd. 1950 CHRYSUR ... -- ... 595 4 door New Yor~"'• tltht tNtn llnlsh, lbdlo, hNt.r encl defi'OI..rS. New l .. t COYITS, th... lik• new. flnlt.h like ntw. 19SO CHRYSLER , . , , , , . 595 ••r Now Yorltor Dork ''"" ltnloh . !..do _.., •cc"tori" lncludlnw R&H. I Your Chryal11t0ol'lymeuth D11l1r V. 8. Tu"'-t. Monager Phone IOU Middleport, 0. 17 jewah. 1.4k natural gold-flllc:d ~· Snake chain _ ._ ... l. ~let. . Lowe-.t Price• ern 1 ~1~fa_bfiC:!1, ONLY $·1 U5 MAllE 157"1 17 JCw~b. lOt ..... I aatbtal aGld·tuled h,.. Cll 10f' I • f1 sl!eu.l'fs W1th WrL1f'l':" wh-n r !"i 'lrit!'d his spin¥ ot ~ ~he TNl Williams;' trmJjeL'amebt ~ at·ll tndP. wi1hf}ltf T~:"d's ·saving t'a l· ! !'OI or cfPiive-.ry ln the- <'1utc'h . 91nttr Or ll'ltcher N{lr could Mt· D~11l10tt :H!tm .to deelde •mentally whether 1}w wu 1 einger or a pitehe1•.' He a:nd t1 )"'U.Dt mao n01m~ !:4dle ,F l!ber ::th bm ·lftli · r r - -- -- - - - - - . . ; . _ ;-;;"'..;:-:;:;;;-;;;;;.,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::, Tht> So>w-lht n !Ww 11"" Cl ulo tu• t Ch·,·-t,;an E --· _,- -- - s. t y 0- ,-8eth.eI OC•!e orEUB Church Will Have February Meet M('· IAr~;:d;~~~ h~~e;~~shr!r ll·~:ar~: rtrt•J'ISt'S lo bt' wvrn at " !aiM· ci'ate TOO rtoor pnw wa., urp rdf'd t o MrH Ro,y Bluwt•n<, A wh!lt- t ·l ~phaut !tJIIIE' w~ ht>IJ fulluw mK 11w hu-sJllolti!l .'IN§JOO . t('rtained members of thehome ermple~ Club recently, at their In West Columbia. 1'he host and hostess -served dinner to their guests, Mr. and Mrt. Robert Cooke, Mr. Mrs. Henry Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Les~r Zirkle, Mr. and Mrs. James D hi ie • Jr., and Mr. Rnd Mrs. George Burns. SIWING CLUB Mrs. ptte Rt:lush entertained the the Bend SeWing Club at her hQmc OQ Tuesday, January 3L Those pre~nt were Mrs. N. 0 . Weln. Mrl. Don Smith, Mrs. Herm&n Loyne, Mrs. J . Mrs. L. stewart, 11. R. Andrews, Paul Mrs. Senlly. 1 ~ i Rt'freshmt' Mii tn kt'f:' ll>iliL( w ll h St . Valentine Day ~-· ~ :-<· hl'-nf>d hi' l>he OO~eu 1o Mrs. Challf';. HIIHman, Mf'l-1 El nw r \\-'h ih·. M r~ Cal · I vi n S11n poon. Mr.; ('h<~ i. Sfwn('f•f', 1 l f.r)l. Dj1nald K,·nnl!d y, M:f'i Elu G il m un· J r., P.h o.1 . Gt'o r~ t· Cond ,·. 1 Mrs. R!i)' J!J()" ·e r.<l. Mrs I )Un.lld I Mullen, Mrs ( lh<irh'S Buck . M'rs F.dward Wr.lts. M_ rq_ Da\·, !u,n Str i('k larrrl, ~'d> 22 . - - ----DALLAS UP · Another ' Rank!): 1 today joined the Chicago Cub.<! ' or-[ ricial family . Hen)amin Bankl!, rm inl:elder and brother of .~ hortstop Th s•-t G d · Cl ·b 11 .@ ';-II e . .ar en ron· I the meeting were Mrs. nonald Ernie Ranks, hall bee n <Jss ig netl 1 10 ve11:tion. _Apr_il . was tM ehiJ>f Cook, Mrs-. E. A. Sch~oek"l, :md to the Cubs' Laf:~yc lle. La , lt·am l in the Evangeline League. top'ic. or d_LSCUBslon on MB,nday Mn1. John Ridgeway. e:vemng when the Nehaclhpa Cardeh Club inet at the St. Josaph'' Atlf'!nding were Mrs. Carroll :Parish Hall ·n M A•· Mr Ph'l 8 1 ason. Ullms. a. 1 atey, Mrs. The convention will be held at George Burns, Mrs. Pete Burris t~e Greenbrief Hotel in White Mrs. Lewis Capehart. llrs. Georg~ Sulphur Springs on April Sand 10. Carson, Mrs. Mel Clark, Mrs. those who are planninJ{ to Rttend J"mes Diehl. Jr. Mrs. David are 11sked to notify Mrs. David Fields, Jr ., Mr~. William Gibbs. Fields, Jr., of New Haven wlthin Mrs. Foster Grinstead, the next week so that reservations Hoft'man, Mrs. George may bto made. Mrs. Harry Miller, Mrs. Ray . ~he roll can was answered by ens, Jr-., Mra. Clyde Rice. Mrs. 8:Jvmg the names .of famous worn- Vic Street. Mrs. Chester Weaver, enn in history. Mrs. Harry Mlllf'r Mrs. Max Wetherall, Mrs. Lester was appointed to investigate the Zerkle, Mrs. Roherl Layne, Mrs. possibility of selling bird houses Mrs . •John McCarty and the llnsas a club project. Hostesses for , tess . ' ~ __ L! z·10n L theran Ch U From the very fir1t moment 'fOU .nter 01" staff and land a nd lkonnJ(' ('ollw,. Thl' m•lrl mN•Iing WJI! tx• ht·ld al tht• hunM' uf Mrs H.t\~hn Strick 'Club ·conVeu..,~lOu.. At MOnaay .1 Meefmg • · 1 FOR SERVICE SUPREME, DINE WITH US. MARTIN RESTAURANT WHERE ITS A MtODLEPORT, OHIO HP w h HOVmg . OrSmp Services Each Sun U.lay At 2 p. m. UfC Zion l.ul•heT Churdb, Bt·oad Run, W. Va., is .h.avlne 1.'he worship .s ~·rvke evtor."V Sundav arter· noon at 2 o'clock. P.art ot .the wor9fi:t.p servie-e i.s given to Showinll .a · I £ilm strip that .helps to eX!plain Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Andrews. thf! ma$'f'J'I:'" or the strmo11 . 1'h" of Morgantown, W. Va., visilcd ni<oluN>.s .tr11ve bN"n• well 'I'CCeiVed Mr. and Mrs . H. A. Andrews uver <~nd the aMenMnce shows improve m~'rol -over fof'lll-er services weekend. Mr. and 'Mrs. 0 . J. Bn!l.tic and 'Ilhis po:!rt Sundav the ~6l'Jl"'<Jon ·f~J~ ;.zlsit~d_,re,l~tlve~ ' itJ, Hllnt·· .~~~. 'Wi3:"S "Christ! ShaH . Civl!. ton ~unday. . T'h-ee J.ie:'hl'~ .and thfl picture story Mr. and Mts. Ray Frankhn at- ~ali-11'))1 :hOW ur.genf i·t is to come tended a board meetlni of the lo J e.rus art x>nce. Thf! Di"Citn'e was Jul)lor Chamber or Commerce in in color and showed four fri-ends TREAT TO DINE 1u~ ~Grv wi-ll be "Peter Flving Eagl-r'' . This is ~he slorv of ll JYI"fflt'nt dll'Y American fndian boy whose name is Pete1· Flving Flaoglt!. Pe-t~r .and .his family leave ·t he lnodian Rese-rva.tian anti move to the ci1:~- PeteT h; lo.nesome 11nd wit.h<~ut fri'(ond g un1i/ !>ume Chri"S· han boys invit-e him to p~y wi!h them and ·llhen tak(' him to thei r Sltlld.aoy Sehiool an-d chUI'\'.h. .Zion 4ltfler-an ctmrC'h inv~tfl aN pl'laple, children and adults. W eome .and worship. """"'h ur:ge.~ !'veryone ·If) be rcgu·lar mem!Jer of rome Sunda Sc hool most powerful car in the meclium price field TVNE IM G RO UCHO MAR X PERT W~E I( ON Joi8C RADlO AND TD.£'1n S t0" ·LEGION AUTOASALES T·y 251 W. MAIN ST POMEROY,O .,.,_,w,.,.!N,.TH;;;;,!,:BI:,:G:,:S:;ISO::;:.OOO::;;:LU;:<:;KY:;M~O:;:TOI::;;N;UM;t~II;:SWUPS~;;:T~A;IIS:::..;SI£;.,;Y;OUI:;;DE;S;OfO.Il;:.::;:;'~·;OUIH::;:;~IU:;;IQ~fOI;;;"';,;,I= or a lame- man makinv. 8 •hfll-e in n 11 nd ('hu•-ch. . Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Roush lcrt ,~f rtroo ood Ihen-1cttinl{ ~he lam~ - ---------- -- --------- -- ~---- - - ~------. ---tll'9.n -dow:n rth"O'Ue>h t'hP. l'nof w • _ _ _ _ _;..._;...;..._;..._;..._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _..;.,..;.~---'------------------.. ~.ha1 ·lhev -could hT-iog •him b"'for" Je,.u s. where Jesus immedi at.:h · 'hPAJad ·hitn. . Nex,t Sunday, Feb. 12 the plr-- Charleston recently. OJES 21 LBS. Franklin. Mjss Donna Bumgbdner, arter cotnpleting osyehiari~ training in •· I i> -. i' ¥· Pt. Pleaiant recently. < ..r '. ' ... • . . . .~~· . ·-~n'•Jo· . 19 . . .. . ' i-' 'llklli»o.. ~... . ' .. IIPfll;q. ' ·1. .,.,,, . ~ .. " ' '·. t241 _.'J.' •. ;. . ·_: ' ; 1~,0-" ·- ·. vteoron•u dllllt;.(lytoma· lk! wu:, A- tllft~ Cflil· Ish. Seat covm, eater. " i;51 1~$1 QLD$.MOeJI.I 4 lltiOr !llper lia IVGI'1 liVe!' blue Hydramallc, Radio & Healer, New Rinf(S $8.4 5 1;?49 $tV DE lAKER · 4poor $149 ~p!QI) 2 doo~ D!Jr~ bl~e flnl!h · over"drlv .' !ton I .. ' ' !: . ' 1950 iioN'I'tAC .. was $229.95 Now HartltQp Brown over cream Ri'di'&mallc, ra<llo & Htr $179.95 $695 GAS water hearer! Local PM Club . !,Irs. W . A. Gibbs ••illlf'!d by Mrs. Jamm~ · W'UfteR · e'ntertnln~d the PM c~ub W.ed~~4l)'_ ~venin~ at her home, Mulberry 'A\t~. Can;lsta was played witb. prJ~. awarded to M111. Wal¥.L CrqgJui ~n. George Hobstett~J't ...J31:l Mrs. Howard Byers, Mr.. Rllpp wei~. Mrs. DeRuebeh Bee~ ~4 Mr~ Charles Murrar. fl'be , t~\'ellng · prize donated ~)' Mh, Gibba: Wll awarded to Mrs, Prank Wilson. The host~sses ser~ed a salad course to ttaoie· qariaQd l~l'e and Mrs. WUI\a,m ,tndenp.,, Mrs. Way. ne SWI•her, Mrs. Francis Anderson, Mrs. William Hobstetter, :.nd Mrs. Lr>uis Saupr.. 'frO. V'l. J- Wlnl<l.,.,, A,zlhton, tf ·• w;. *Automatic Underfired ltiJulated * \ I *· Everyqne knows that the depe~dable Blue Flame heats woler laster and cheaper than any other method. - But lor RfAl efficiency, make sure combination, you're certain to hove All the clean, hat woler you need. <ral D - .Fi,;.;;a;,· may ..~ !Ill fhe ~ uf .ht 1.t ld'aq~..,.. $295 features when you buy your new Gas water heoten ./ underlired, insulated- and AUTOMATICI With this S - wih b<l !>PM !>JndJw •I JWO •lelaelt ot <tile Ballllilloht Cbu"'b w)l1h ~nl:at tn rt~P.- t"~reh ce_me,tery .. by.. Qe -l&law.ltlnp-Corats FUJii· 4 door Automa,tlc ttansmisslon, ra<llo and healer ~emember tt.ese three important \ your new Gas water heater Is STOUT- RITIS SU.NDAY Funeral Sj!it"VIIC,., t~1t Dav ! ~ R. 1tso PAcK.uD' . ·POMEROY $Tu~~~AKER $545 James Hampton, Paul llender· son and J. L. Stewart attended a RotarY Club meetlng In Gaiii!Jolls on Tuesday. Entertainecl By Mrs. Gibbs I $1,299. ' $99$ .. voutts1M i. ~ t\s4·¢ifEvllo~Ji' 21G-2 iJPor. ai-een flrlisb. . !l!IO OWUet, radio &Jte~ter Replace it with a new automatic Pittsbur~h. W. Va., spent the wePk r.nd with her parenta, Mt. and Mrs. Claud Bum111ardner. · Miss Galdye Hart attended a Rr.l!'ional Parent Teachers meeting in .., ,lght Re.,ulfS a:Lelll· n m nt· •• Wednesday for a two weeks V:lf:l· eaUon in southern, Florida. Rec!ent dinner guests were ; Troooer and Mrs. A. E. Foreen of Pt. Pleasant oC Mr. and Mrs. Roy dll""' whezi they :J:•t " fl ur•!JnJ,'tM Ni&J:Jt " 1h:· !,;;1 ]J JII.Ui) PR'SCDI~ A. B. rum, rs. · · ey, Mrs. W. T. -Stone, Mrs. L. J . Ruttencul· ter, Mrs. A. A. Bryant, Mrs. Philip ~~~!:!uand Mrs. John Breen of I' mr m~ttit• ~rs.dllugo ~ullliFng,AM~.t 00 0 27 sOOu.l~ be- looin' !W'Pl·e CJf his va.<# -~ el'f-<eslef,m. That q~ality • ht~rl ·lh q six fol}t 1 t!tre~ and one· I twN i-ncoh ~out.hpaw tor y-e-.tws. \!o-u. rar1 tl"~c e i't, pr,o.bably, .to t'h' fpet lhat Mk~ey \.YOit.,s\Jiu.~ by ~htBo~· ton· Rr•ri ~nx whr•n he was 1« ~n$:1. wn.c. p i l e h.~nlil a! t·hu-L t e.llJI.~r pge in t h ~ ~ am r B a-YIIl"l'fl Ll.'al{u'e- W~ere However, S."Oiytnhi·<~ fa• iw:· on-N' Ptay~ J wilh T.oi.l tho fni" & berth on the p, i e ~eam In the June ttrol!ts. C1.h!'ig an·u Ll"o nur.o rfi er . l k p£'.,. WtWl' li ig h fu r him but 1 · UP B Mr b r-1·mo!t ~pe n l ' f i v ~ y · ~;~ · ~ in ~1\N FRANCJSOO • runo h · . L ra 't • ~aJ~Ue('l, a rormet llli!rtJ ili.Br.d t e mmors h " ~a: u~c . lr: .~ou n ·'- U( N H I Voot'blll Lealrue ("0 ~-I~J l .a rc~Jiy ~l ek e.tf _ r~l b~lf IR ~ I o.na l C ntrict with Th L·r~ ('llll\ fl t·hPPP unlmpre1s1ve hy: , ~ne~hls !58 ;F~ t Nl' 1 .w•nr-.: at Hn•·:·'r:i1 brror(• be ·wnn H> t.he n a~e:e; Y ners. 1 !I~·m .' ~ in H' 5:1 1 He ,P a~ed Wlt. , .ltr:Q~Jt 1n · Dr'< n'" r• J,·i~ ({OO<I yliar, he W fl.~ ~da~ B1g Eout" _conference , . 1 t•':HI. ·• !ri Wa ~·hi-ngtoli thal winte-r . season. 'T'h " prim :1rv ; ··~·s oh was. thot t~lc12. I MEIGS MOTOR CO. N.l1coll!ll St. thiS W®k eut out h8:!1 Jlle!t'ely added' tw nae,... COLUMBUS, 0. UP-IjubeJ:! !.. o[ mediocrity 1 ,II illil 111Bobo, rullback on th• Qbio Sta~• 10 'N!('()rd. Hot and eold l.f ..... Rose Bowl team of ·1. ., will tl• !l}to'<f pil('h ·a fD\lT-'hltf,er .-. time turn to Qhlo State In the apr~Qil and, quite pos&ib~ • tt ldlier quarter, lookinll forward to D~J.t ~b" JJeXt Umt! out. rail when he ml1ht be eUglble to Turner quit·e p001slh17 • t]lft play ag&ln. M(-DN"mot.t on the f~ Olt l . deThe Chauncey • Dover Rt.at w~ obout time- hi! "arrlvtd" it the played a fop role In the Buckey•• top 'T'he "Milkman" knows ' ~ undefeated aeason ~n 19M, wall f.4!· ar be ~Sp.eai(s, lnq, becau.te .heW entered in tbe Vniver~lty T._~ b~&en in -thfl mlnoh 1;4, Yf!~.I'W beday under "disciplinary probl\· rore ·he ' ~ot 'hill bla: leotjtle toh•~e tion", Dr. Bl~nd L. Stradley, vi... ~ m&de gopd as a. 31' Year old president •ald. i'OOkie. The 21-year-otd sopllomore hid Jim knows. 11Jw.r4JQ;re. thf it's been suspended f~r one year for neve.r too late U you've ... . the •choluUc reaaona , at the end. · Cll ttlent aftd -the deStre: ~ the 19M :~prtna 4'!arttr. He 1 11" dwa)"!! lbat had !))mty of tbe torplied for readmission one week m-el'. An<J, ras ~. lim .tu!rt aa:o. inay bring out tJbt tajtter:. .. "Our intent is that dev~~~ aU : . his attention to hlo studies • Dr. Str--dley said. Bobo's record will be revlew'4 fl- UNtTIO. , . ••• at the erid of the sqmmet quara,r PHII.ADELP!UA , Bq))t.r DqttJ· to det~lne · bls enrollment statu• las 148 Phd~elp~ta. i~PP.d and whether he 'wlll a••'" be el\fl· Ch.rue Stauihftr. 18~. w.-tif!ld, ble for sports. ·· · An Ohio State athletle spoke!Ji N.~. fRANCIICO • lltol$lrd man a,ld it Bobo'o lrtdes are IJI-~ 0~0, 13,, Oa-IJOd C~lll. kllkk· tROl!lth to make l.lp his derloief~ ed 'out ~ohnn)o McGJ.y, 1~, Los · be ran play foo~ball In tbe " • A 1 11 4 The "diRCipllnary" sU.tut will -~Q; ANGILES . Skutfta.Sll,ar ke~p him out of 1prin1 pracUPf lSl\W, Uoult~, T.l~ tN~ntell howevlterd. of tiM !O~)Je·· ~uro SaJa!!l, ll01h, llo,..terrey, Ha e as one Maxieo 10 mr>re backs at bh~o S: te, obe ' ' was a good punter an~ bl~tr w. vm_G_IN_I_A_B-:o-os-=T-S-_.._ .... ___ _... __ _ and registered g~lns nearly e~ The Wed Virllnla time he carried tbe ball. . l•ture, 1ave the final ot. Bobo assumed the poaiUon ~ld prova1 late Thur~~dv e · nf bp Don VIele of Euclid wllen VI~ •alai-,. boolltl fdf ' II(! - ~C!b· wu injured IJI.d did not reel? . .' 1tra. aurrlclently to pJay -.l•ln. 11CJb;9 ';l'he bUt, which w'b ~ell by pl~ed In every Jame. I t . lhe Senate, 20-2, ~flU proVide 1 · ~ea. Bobo said he eonsldere4 swtth·l S8:4.00000 for the ln~ to a school 1':' the SoUth or I was an or Huu•e '\\'tal after he w11 dropped fram school. He alao Aid he coosid~~· ..:.. . rrom playing prolesslonal ~ In ~ . ·~ne talsell are 'd month, and thls is 1 ~ held an lndu..t~Ut Job ..- lb rat• dDtt 1951. A Athono C640IY tlurlottho In~! · ll!lllff,~: . he wu out tit 10~1. ~ .,._ ~ h. 1953 PLYMOUTH -· ...• 1095 1951 PLYMOUTH .. , ..• 595 1953 PLYMOU'tti , . . . . • 99$ ,)tag for h.iJJl, altbo.u.ilJ, MrDennotL at · '""" _.. - . , . wori!IJII ·toin I 08h!ktUr ~llOI'It, SO . . . . , -IQJ!y h!J 81 11be lliJhl olub He Wlli piqued wlloa ......,., l"tdecl 1Nil M"**' . AND WE ARE SPRINGING lfHESE hNt.r 1nd defrGttert. One leal ewner. Worlc (ytout HubertBobo cetber """"-I dadt!•· · •--L Returns To him "a.nyosu Campus r~=~~~w:: • • AROUND tHE CORNER 4' 4Mr Crant;roolt, ctartc ,,.... flnlth, oYerdrlvt, TUDITIO"AL QUA'Jn All AMEIUI:A INO.WS pat in .bioi oon\"e'l'91on fonm a ooso pikhET to a \lig w~nner w)t!h the Yankees. uiOd to I VALUE USED ON THE 'fumer 1~ ~~;~·~~~~~~y~·:. ~~~~::.·J.~ Nehoclima Discuss~s· State Go~den TODAY'S SPORT PARADE SPECIALS Ttm1;thl 1'\'f'!Mn g ilt · t hlldrf'll, M0111~·u rwU MU1.P, I huohK&ry t'Yel"fll'IV lit i ht' 11'1'\"Jvt~l 1 when mt'lll hl•l'l1 4.1( Mr n.. . • WN~}' e-v 1 · r~u~ at ( tw hu mf" 11 ! . Al ba,m , w~r e thto Wt•tdum4J &ut>ttts !w l~ 'It!. th~ t'burch u f ( 'tn ·tat wlwu · •~"nn A ~lnt Dono~kt l 'nl ~ n.'l . i.MK~~tn It d I j of Mr a nd Mr s. J A Die hl, St. 'J'roop 2i45 a nd tt.W r !iOOulmo~ r.. r e hurt"~h ""!II he jUt'lot.• i.ru l thfo mu.r DIU'Ing ebt. hu.4ii'M1lS ~~· m ' u (-turre~ of I hl'l pr•.,. Hk-r~ . .'wf'.r, f hm 1 S&ndrli Foif')' a nd R/('h.an1 Dot- Ro9£ 1rt ~ll lw, a tt •·rwh·d thl' M' l' \ ' h't' . w~n 'urm:.ttl 1hf. rru~· a~n . lfi U dt~u U at W. Va., 1_1nH•L• r- , Rt>v, i''l'ed TliJnn ll'poktt on It ,111JJ. A hl't chuWh t he local C'lbctir ~~o·W otki Mnru•d r. tht- ftno~tW'I:a:l •··P••I t IIJI,,)', MQrg~ ntown , ll~nt rn ui-lll"m· Ject d KI8fn 1U rtppPS.) )lf)l,mg folk w t'llltnai u lhci ~·iiil:Unll r hoir HI lht> wa ~ i l\'t!h IJ}' ll.h l•.otw;,rd Wf"ll, II wa. d«tded th at t-JH•h m~mt.ot•r I estf'rt vacaholll at the1r home herf' . lffld Wttlil by L. R ("bUI'('h !lodaL roorn 1. wnuW.I hr:nl{ 11n t~l d Jirt-•s lu 1/w ne11 IIIL"t"Ling Whl(•h '-'Il l l.ot · »OtJI <r>l 11 muncy n1u kin" j! FUJ ooc:·f TJw In-law, ~(.-. '"'' ~h n'""ll ,. ~ nu~vor · ary 30, ne.lted $236.10 In their door to door campaign. Collected In <,onl<inm In buslne" plaoes. amounted lo $S9.42 making a totat. of $296.12. After the "marth'' the Auxlllaty and other workers met at the borne of Mrs Thelma Capel· · h art and were served rerreMhments by Mn. Capehart and Mrs. Fred Roush · COUPLES CLUB Mr. and Mrs. Earle Clarke en· CUB SCOUTt HOLD MIETING IR OleAR FRALEY UnltH Pr111 Sports Wrlt ..r NEW RIJRK UP- The New York ·a»kee.i Bn .a<'QUit'l i•ng Mick·· ~Y Mc~Kii~morXt rrom Wulr1ng-l10n obvious-ly we.r-e eountin11 ·M-av_il).· t.oday on annt:hl"r -deliv-ery hy '·'Milkman .Tim" 'I'llmM' McDI."l~mmt i,s 1h-e !Jllfi1ngbean min!ftre l of fh e mound who, tout oct early as "aoothwo Lefl~ Gr·.(lve·· to i(hJ·t<.~ has- merely been annl·h-er Je.f:ty, 1'he v,ankoos apparently bp, Heve t1hat -t-he "Millml:m" can 'ht•l,p \\'i le )' 11nd !!On. llaYJ4"1. JomHy WEST COLUMBIA FORMAN and ABBOTT \ SEE TIIESI! FI!B. ~~~Y and Nl'i iolmul w':""' o/~fll'hl t' I contlnuDU~ curve from l»d:. splasb, dttwn aod. acron uo «<~ ol aon~rJp lip. Visitors at the home or Mr. and MMI. Mayi:lard Bahr Sunday wre Mr. and Mrs. Cas h Ballr, •~d ~-"'""~"" and Janice and Mr. 'and C. E. Woode of: Tup~rs }:.z·lhl"< I IP'JJ,a•iins. It was Miss Janlce•s Bltth· day. NiJI ~I We<>k Al· t;~:ins' Home u'H'"''' "" fl c('''"'hal>,.,.,.,,,,. be~tn nwvell to the Grew building on Cenler St., Tht" Cbri'9t inn Endeavor Sot•· Tht> Jan-uary m001 i.nt;e' wa:!l ht>ld and an appliance store has hetn Let y of t~c South ~I EUB Ill lhf' bomp or fkov. and Mrs. W. added . reh, Sliver Rkl.ee. will hav p A. From with 21 presen t OOO Mrs. C lyde Bumi ardner h.. JWI«',;hnwnts of s..a~tl iche been confined to her home with Utf'ir Fehr-ua:ry mr.eHng ~t th l' home of . Mra. ~fie WatM n, 1't•r., pot ato chip!f, gillgt."l' ·br-t>a: an~ the mump~;. pers _ P II(ms, Feb_. 10. . whippt'tl CTt"Um , <'off~ a nd Koo/ Mr.11 . Marlin Ehers.bach and ; child""n Martin Richard .e_nd Kar- l"o1 -t~e deYotwnal ~.on, lhf' Ade- we-re M!rvad by the ·hll!i:I MM Will at.lend ' re.~waJ le'l'VI fe l a~si:-~ tt-d hy l-l•·s. Fr.yfl Wahoo la of CoJumbua were the weekend II'OOtp at liPPf•I'S Rlai.ns when 1Jle lofal · guests ~ her parents. Mr. and ('hildre n's t"hoi't Wlill !ling. FollowCamf's Wt'tl' Pn joyed duni ng the Mrs. Richard Krauter. ing l:he JIC'l'Viet> they wUI return e~nlng in otht basement of 1hf' to MN. Wa1Mn',, home lor a liD- pan·:onage. Thote Wt'l'f' 110 Janucutl how·. V~lelllifMI;It wm he f'X · ary b irt•hdayl! flllti thf' t rroup vn.l · Changed 1fnd llhe b~,Jlrla:v;t of IM'r~ ed io di-.cooturue !be iifl excbaniW MAitCH OF DIMES Oa,rt"eU Chnisty ·DJXI Mrl. Fr-4.'111<~ rar bi1>tbda)'S, ~rrnin:l! w.it·h the "'Prell ml'.{'1ing. The "Mothers March or Dimes" ~i_ller wt_!! __ ~ OOtel'Yed. CURY.PORM add duubl e hfaiKy fO 10IIT JdKht:D, FUlLY ~Oil .. BD ,,. ont: 1 tt"J1'n.i-n Ra v(ln·swood ·. VERY BEST IN USED CARS Bill th~r VOI.tl h ~~ lllt•hl Ftehli!, Vle nno. The ktv~b. uabnlken linn of . WE SEU:CT ONLV TilE to !,{~~~~~~~~~~~~~;;W~m~·~•~d~"~'~"~"~•~•~l~lgh~•~h~om~•c:or I ":mot and tlas~ al Marsh nll C'fl ltf'ae aft er havln~o: HPt"nt a VAt'atloSt at home , BY MIS. ltUSSILL PAINTeR Afn . J . L. Wickham ('a iled on Lnard Lanham and Mrs. Will 1' t!a THE RIOGE-K'BNO ( '1/vl n Bumaardner Cha ttin h11ve r elUrttt'J F.:.~ d · . ·'l zuu ·' II I I I I I I I I I ·' . IUUP • REX • PERMAGLAS RHEEM • HOMART ( & l • WHITE • CRANE MOTOR CO. ,. OPin lv111ings 'Til 8- Sundoys 1-4 <"'•o~ ttlgh Sc.h.ooll Phone 4_91 Pome_roy, phi~ ---.., - ·. �-• ..- .. . .. . Page Seven rhe Doilv Sentinel, are• " Page Six ~~ ::=::---:--- -~----Th _e Do iIy ~enti nel, WANT ADS (9) For Sale --1 I ~usified Ads I Xened bJ lv .\.. ~ FINANCIAL REPORT OF THE M. will be pu blisht!O the aamt? , BOARD OF EDUCATION dll.,- u rettJ.ved. f gr Fhul YNr Endint &at . 2 . t:i 1D i \.1.\l•'lJ llNJ.SW.:D HOUSE fur .)iill' . D.:s;cmbcr lbt, 195.5 a~oD~~uu!~m":!-,~~_:_ Co ~pletely m ?dern . fr es.bly 1 Middlt-port Ex. Viii•.. School 4:• ta rd fo Ulr~ 0011. I pamted . On Lmcol n He1gb t.o; 011;trict, County M- M•ig& .e!~ne':'s~ons. r I- Ca ll 830-M . ll -17 lt , I' o Adtli"D ('.ss. :\tiFd~rt . OhJo. . GERMAN srfiPBEaui .PUPS, 1 a te e~.~ruuy I . 1956 Special--One mootlt. for 2:1 ceoU registered Amen can Kcnhel Clu b. I certdy tb~ following rePQrt to per word. Dr. Hobert Seiple , Uarme. J'honc ' be ellf'rect ' "!4 Pau l S. Sma rt, f'uU rale or 2 ct?nll pe:- word will " <J · 'I c ·r .l--l-6 tc C c.t ._ f'tltlls urer of lhc be charged f or ad,·erh st ng if not ____ __ _ 1 llv<~rd of Ed uc.atton 1 e;u:U pa..1a u ..,. DeJurt LOe l-al.b ~ WALTERS CHICKS I Tax Valu ation -· 4,686,538 .... fou.w '"" •• ··-•on ._ - u · Tht But in Whit. Lt'IJhorn._ Tax Lt.·\'Y 1180 '. mors ID AavcrtlSJ.ll&-Sb.ould be " h•n'a Str•in Cron." W• hn• 1 ~ e h vvt E.n rul lmenl 84 7 reported Hnu.ew 111 ._~. TlleiJ.I.Jl) I c:~o~•tomer r•portin 111 90% vr•de A Salart-1.\) an-d WagetS 107,59333 beuUnd wlU nut De: reliponlllDlt luv• whit. -at• eoin1 to •11 aucSCHEDULE I tor wure UUui O.Dt! wcorrect w- ~ fion. Senr•l tloc:k&, whlc;h w•r• SUMMARY OF CASH BALANCES .wu,oo... well known hybr·icb Jut y.. r •re RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES being re-pt•cecl by N<~m ' i Straill 1 BAI..ANCE, JANUARY ht, 195~ ..a.~ c. ul Ibank:a and bPf'Cla.l Nu· Crgu thu y.. r. Get the· f•ch t.. J l ;eneral Fund . . . $ 8,382.38 Uces u,~; i!:vwta pnmea tlt regu fore you buy. Produdton Bred R. Hund H.eh re.mont f'u·nd 5 .~1 93 ln cla.;sUJeo n1ll"fi. Oonu•nes o . P. Whlt• Rock •nd oth•r ht...,y 1 Bud d ll,g Fund ::1.244.51 pubhsbed at 1 cent per word. bre.._ for etltl producliCJO. W <J!kJn ~ Me-mom I _ :'!26 16 . narw;e-d AU. .r~etvea bJ Jll&11 OJ' mln•nt White CrosHt for Broil- lto ha blh t-iiliOu F und 3.334.48 teJepnont: JlVr:O ca.rllluJ. at;,.,.,n. .,.,. Let us know your needs for j 1'o1al . 21,119.46 tion. crick' and loppli••· 5% ditcoullt 1 RECEIPTS- - for ••rly cuh order&. 31 ye•r• of , G<' neral Fund - . 150.669.79 1Bw"""k· Rot!~~~nt lf'unrl I i _I__ ! Mrvice. 4,(Y1228l.~~ WALTERS HATCHERY 'til m::.: "~""'rta - ~ -,..,., ..ET OUR EU..<..:TRONlC f-\ECRE- 135 Third Ave. G•llipolls Phone ~ta·l ------~----- - - 104,969.77 TARY TAM YUUR WA.t<iT ContMt Homer R. W•lf•r. 15Stl 1 fl)tal R'-'Cetpts and Al.lS AT YOUR CONVE!IijENt:E Nye An., Pomeroy, Ohio. Phon• Balance ,~~ · · · · - ~ - ~-- 178,089.23 IN THE EV t.:NlNUS. CALL 39'1 , 4J6.Y. 2 9 3tc EXPENDITU~ES___ -- General Fund -- · --- ~ 136,66L28 FARMALL TRACTOR OWNER5 '11-1 Rent Booo IU-Iirement Fund 7.199()0 Old you knuw ytou could s1ne ~O '~ - - -~ -- RehaUiHlatiqn Fund .. 3,366.02 or more on parls o~ havmg you, J F1ve room modcr~ APART· Total __ _:__ -- - -· I47 ,22tl.aO mmor t'lll!-lllt! overtJaul ea be Ml'..NTS, wtlh Laundry and gar- BALANCE, DECEMBER fore March 1, l95tl? Also a~ k age. One 9-room m~ dw-ell- 3ht, 1955 · H aooul our S(JCclal on pallllllloi mg. as cvcry·lhlllg. Phone Genffal Fund . 22.390.89 Qnd tuneup. Mtl~t;s Equ lpmt!nt JJO M. A . N. Bengel. 1 -~4-tf Bonod Re.ttrcul{ml J-'und 2,454.~ ,.o. Phone 9~ --~ ~ ~ 5-Hoom NEW HOUSE, unf~;. Buildmg F.und 3,24•Uil -Watklllti Memorial 754 82 JNCOIJE TAX Sl!:RVICK. Call oumed. Brownell Ave ., Middle -·-. · Rehabilitoat1cm l'',und 18 46 I '· I I Do-!' N_o_t_I_G_e_s_ __ Sll for Middlep-ort 6275. --~CANDIDATES 2-3-tf l'·or campall(n- cards , Call 1-'omt.'l"oy 201 _ 2 ·9·3 tc tb tj t 1\uto ~fVICeS -:---:c ~ - ~omplete WHEEL ALIGNMENT bah.ncmg and brake 11ervice. Hackcl\11 ' Salcty Sen:lcc, West Mam Stree l, l'omeroy, Ohlo. Pnune 2d7 . C -~tf Auto !:tales 1tj 1 lDM CIIIWROLt:'f S~ttJOn. Wa!!,~. Onl' looal o\t·nur, low mile~ c , $:.!3U5. Jwuny l'il'rnun.s, M~Udl c ­ ·pru1:. :.!-4 !He - - ------ --·-. 19~3 I''UHD Pickup, $1195. Jammy - --- ILkc new, I'!IT!POn~:~. Middle- port. 2-4-0lc Bal•nce ----- --- -- -- 178,080.23 LIGAL NOTICE SCHIDULI II Buton R. Bowles, ~ 14&J'ket RECEIPTS. Street, Ne-whall, California; Wade REVENUEH. Bowles, 208 Ei&hth Street, GENERAL PROPERTY Phctenut. Arirona; Jenny .L-'r1cke, TA XES-LOCAL LEVY 234 North Sixth Street. Bannmg, ~G~· n ~·ral Fund . 4ti,531 87 Call fornla ; Avonell Otis. Box 46 Bon-J Rct lll't.'Ulcnt ___ 4,U7l.32 SouU:., Vm."l·h a, Nebraska; J ohn E. To tal Proper~!~ Tu: -~ 50,603.19 Cr(l;js, 6ltl Fourth Avenue, Ealit, FOUNDATION PROGRAM Newlon, Iowa; AJta M. Jones, 124 O.a>!i-h Re«-uvf'od --···83,357~1 West Eleventh Street, SoutJb. NewDed uut wn for Te.aob.too, Jowa; Dolar Cannun, Route ers H.etiTcmeru . 9,840.00 No. 3, Cent-erville, Iowa; John Dt-du-c hon for School Cannon, 631 Roosevelt, Pl-aiofulid, ~ m p.Wycs Retirem ent __ 632.00 Indiana; Floyd Ca-nnon. 1~2 Paci· j 01..'1.1 Ut'L10n for Tu~tiou tic Highway, HetmOI!!Ia Beach. Cali1 Pa1d Other D1stncts _ _ 112.28 fornia ; .and. .Bruee Cannon. 11031:2 fut;.d f'"()tlftdatl'Oo ProNorth Tb'1rd A venue, Eat s N ewton , ~tra m . ----~---. 93 ,941 .79 Iowa; Hellr}' Cross, wbo.&e lasl Jt nn tal rrom S<:hool Lands known address wu Klmbal, Neband P r0Jit':1Y - - --··· · 2(-6.96 raska ; Darlene Yegge, wboselast Wa-tkms l1lemllf'tal ___ 228.68 known addre.:~;~ was Kunbal, NebJ 01tion from Otbec Oi,s.raska; Glennav•e CroS!I, wb06e trwls -···-----·---·337.80 last knowa address waa, Buter, fu~twn from Parent6 Io-wa; Izora Smith, whOle last and Pa.trons ... .. .. . _ 409.0Z known address w.as, De' Molntti, 1/ocattollal .Educa-hon Iowa ; Veri Smit-h, whose last RehabHit.wti()n fC1r Deaf, known addrH.!i was, Laumor, Iowa; rl!ind and Cnipn.Jed Oh\1Marie Gifford, whoee lut known • d-rcn , HandK'apped, Etc. address was, HarrisbuJ'I, Nebru· 1rom State - ~ ----- --1,184.21 ka; DoNI Oi&oD, whose last tnoo.m StaLe Grant Mi:lk Fund 923.15 addrtss was, Harrisburg, Nebras3tate----&;mool Plant b; Harlan Caanon, whose last Reohabilitatl.on - - ---- ~ 4,294:.00 knowc addrus wa.s, Prarie City, to'Meral Subs1dies-Jowa; George Wade Cannon, Speci-al Grant ___ ~-2,404:.'10 whose last tn0W11. addres$ was, C-aJ't<t.etia R«-ei:ptNewton,.Jowa; Carol Castor, whoae tWLk Funti ---~...... 31MUt last known a4dre1iS wu,IH. Iowa; rota! Revenue ... ~ ~ ~- 154,969.7'1 Letitia· Leak, whose Jtst known ro:naJ. TransactiODS -~ 104.968.77 addre:s,s was, Des" lf.o1Des. Iowa; }'ern ZeDor, whose last Down adSCHIDULE 111 dress wu, Ames, Iowa: and Aura ADMINI:Tx::T~~IES Bass, whose list kn<rND -address was, Winteset, IQWa... ~a Salarie:) and Wages Filll"a-bee, w~Jo.se last klrlowJt adAdm. OffiCtTS and E.m-'~m .t.l'.,........, ""'-· ... ~!>s was ~~~~vaG)' ·-~ nvme, 487 7 12 ~~esp~;~~~j -Ser-vice Albany, Ohito, M!.o are 1100· · · 7 •487 · 12 ~dtmt\S of the state IOl Obio Offire .SUpplies · · - - · · 245.00 1nd wbose prt:sent a-ddresses can· S~:trvice Fund- Thaveling Ill not, with reaso~able d Jence, be cl Uu. Clinton Fither. 'w;J:port.o SERVICE 1-'.booe b286-X. . .u Dome:~tic and~Commerolals . New 11 1 lind u ~cd ipment . 7 ~ears For rent-Eleetrle wallpaper ..'}'II time e-lli t!ncnce. ate•mer. Clinton Flshac, Mid- j D. FIF! REFRIGERATION. dleport. .Pb. 6266-X.. 11·1-tf Phone 6376-X, Middl•port 1·27 30tc Very desirable llrst floor APART- B-ruN6--YliuH----:Sc:: Hcc Oc:: ES--:T:cO-,RA-,MENT. Automat1c ga:; furnace . CINE SHOE SHOP AND SAVE Call 61'10-J. 12·22-U MONEY. 1-17-t{ Tv:o Furnished t -.Room APA.a'f· .MEN1'5, new fw-mtiUe. UUhtiu p~ud. t:aU 0044-M. &-2G·tl COMPLETE Insurance ProtectlcD, .1-'URNJSHED Apartment, 4 room~ Life, Auto, Fire, Polio. Call DoD cmd ba1JJ, $7D ·mon\lh: al so o. Mills, Middleport. Oblo. roums and ba\Jh, $85 month. Gu furmtcc and ull utilities I 21) I pnld . Phon.e 6128 X. 2-2-3()tp ·- - - ---=----' IIOU.SE ror ~ .. Jc on Laurel .St. ( 16) Inqu ire 933 ll _vspJ! S1 root. 2·6-Btc 12.Utll Insurance keo J:stota ----~- For Rent or Sale HOUSE (or rent ar ~:.lc. ln Sugar Run . InformaUon 127 Bultcrnut , ______ ----- - -- - - - - 1-28-12\p . RODNEY DOWNING lN~ U RANCI> Slatlon•ry ENiJINilER 19!54 BUit: K Sp<-cial 2-<loor 11cdan , Bl-a e:ttnut··~. l'omt.'TOY, Qhw. 1955 :.!-4-6tc t' IIEVROU~T ~ V8 ton l'ickup, $1495. lila(.'l{tnar'o~~, Pom- ero-y, Ohto- 2 4 Ute ~as PONTIAC "870" 2-d'oor Sc.dan, ndlo ~nd heatl.'!l' $240~. 'Put ul T·ranl')Jo.rtMion of Ptt'Pils. _ CAFETERIA AND SCHOOL LUNCHE$- ACCIDENT Llr., Caau•lty 1nd Bonds Mu•t Be Llctm.H Anll .. ,., .. Real Estate Broker In MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 1136-M PHONI$ 6311 l•n* In <hriiN'tl ' " " ' H.u.. Oper.~tlenL ll'rlntl_.n, IMtlrn Tlofltl i M Drlv.• ltt"IINMnt. Bluttna:r's, Pomfd"''y, Ohio. uetc ~--- $279:1. Su!>('r POR THI liST The Jarkaon Jron·Hieol Co. oppo-rtuni-ty £rH" a-ight m11n. Mu11t be Dll,l!ifes~ii ve, cloon cut , able to. se-JJ, wlih ·a 'high S('hool OO>Iit'atiml or cqulva'lent. Givn full dt•taiJ, Ln own Wtt"i1ing For emlf'--- 1 !lay l...o<Mlcr, good l'nndrllnn·; rouJ broodt"'"; 80 bBI· t'li dt·an 'ha y; ~ 'hei[orw; l cow ~o fi'(' S"hr.n, HOMER PROFFI1T, l'willl'nd, Ohio 2-lo.3tc ti!ORAP IRON - l'4ETALIS WE BUY OHIO VALLEY Of SdiQo-llng, llK1'11in-g £'Xpl.'l'iCU('e, - ---- ancl' Sll•conlu With ~rbllh World's fine11t car protecUon. On sale at all 1ervlco 11taUona and aaraa:e». 1-1'1-atp -- plan.~. paid . vacati-on, .e tc. Mt~t 00 willing to move. Ro_ply Box lltiR-A, •,;, Duily Scntiu-ol, l'omflroy, Oh10. 2·9-Sk . ~-~ r.tu~t GOOU UPRIGIM' 1'11\NO for ll'alr . . .... l ··· - · ·····~···-- Janitors SuJYPHC:S - -~ -Water . ___ __ ~ ~. ~~ .. ~ ~~~·~idity __ __ ___ __ _ Telephone ··· -· · · - - - ~ Adverti'sing "'.15 ~ pc~liQJI'31 -"" "V t• · 3UO.OO M:alt"rl~s for Ma1nt. 360.00 Bl'dgs. a11<1 Ground's • Repl-acl•mwt 01-lt.er 360.00 Equi'Prnent __ ___ __ __ Repair.~ School Bui'!d- -----. ·-· 3,049.54 3,049.54 3,049.M ings -~-~ - --- · ·· --~ ~- 4 pt. ••IUe barbed wire 6. 75 p<r Roll 8.2~ per Roll 0.00 poe Roll 'Jitwy SBtd 78 d~r Wt'U tU-1 .-d in ~honlnj Cou.nty, M ·in Trwn· bull , !II In Porta1e ' 11nd 46 in lulhtabu161 Coun.tiel!ll. exot.anog-e pulpi\6 wXll Rev. P-1uJ Ber~ of St. Peter'• UJther an OhW'Ch. Pt. Pleasant . llclobet;, The r-nm.nleLe sohe,du:Je is Alsh Wednesdl.y Feb. 115 aDd Feb. 22 at St. Marka; Feb. 29 aDd March 7 M. St. Pilul's; Mvcb. 14 and Zl itt Zion, Broad Run. Palm ~uoday is Mlrch 21. P«d't; Holy 'Week lilt St. tlk-cbMor<h 28-2D 26at 27 'lind are~ ~ the 13 ·Ganten ....Patti', Her - · - 01 <>Wooov last i.-ue [,Pa~g~e~v~ill~e~;~t~h~en~c~e~So~u~Ht~~23~l~!e~e;t~::A~U~orn~e~y,~l~orMP;la.~·~n~li~fl~.~~~~~~·~-~~~~~=i~~:~:;, of the AssAJ. ~ &aid, --·-r deh • 1<04 ~. 0oJy 76 de£11" WeT':!' lr:il)e4. llle<'ldentalty duoing July, Aul'tM and September, c.he ~ec-hniclana· ~ on s. St. M:oarrk'-6; Good F'l'iday llllftler. noon~ St. Paul1s and Good Fri· by Lnberltanc.e from EmJina Je- day night at "2ton. Then Easter .veil, d~eased. her COUsib, and is Da-y. April 1. • tenant in ~ID.Qlon , wltb the above named defeadaBU., Th'e eu\:Ueobl for Rev. Peter's Tbe Pl'.l.)'er of aald 06tltJon is mid ,week ~oos a:oo "Cut to that the Court Bet otf the plain· the,. ~"; '"'l'imfti of RelfieshiDC" tlff'a .1hare of .aaid naJ ~te in "Bdne with Jesus" lll:lld "Procl'l'im· severalty aod 1 partition· tllereol i~ the )teseeae of Lent." be. made. · The persons first above named will take notice that they have CHdtiN TOP GAitDINiR beeD made pries defE!IDdaot to tt.lnl. Wli1Uam Folan, RutJ-aDd said petitioinb'dthat·tnev-• ..... --.._·_ n......-~.... .r>~ .... , -- ·~-_.._,as ~ _.,. .. ..,. ""_J'",... :&._,!.VII _ . ""~""""": quired to answer the same on M orle 'ql telil' ~ ~ beforc .tJhe 71'h day o1 Aprit, 1'9:56. by the Ohto ABsooiation o1 Gtft'\o N ......_ be!- we~ the WM'IIt monttu, with 4~ c~ reported &eJ'OSS the On Mareh 14 rthe message will be &iven by one of the laywomu of the p.al'ish, !Mn!. LuoHle Par· acn-, .more or less. Also aU of Lot No. 9 in Dudley's addition to PageviUo. except what was deeded. by A. L Stevena to P}Jilip Haning, being one-half o1 Ute lot. Also a lot lrnowD as the academy l-ot situate in the N rth o east quarter o( Section 18, Town 7, .tnd Range 14 of the Ohio 1 Comp;m~'s Purehas.e and beginn· Mattie M. Ha!Uday, lng at the Northeast corner or Pla•·~•r. """ Lot Na. ll ln Dudley's addition to O'Brien and O'Brien, · ' nl .• ! •· .. -.' w J E H "YOU~ SUNRISE TO SUNSET STATIOM" 990 . Dia cnde-in all~ fot -,var rite'• 2'13.37 Mlni·n tooa-nre .• . ____ _ 182.67 Total CtiJ'rent School !1-,522,84 COAT I I 18.05 Coot -- -- - ----- - - - - 140,027.3ll 1.422.21 1.968.30 DIBT SERVICE8oJ1.ds iMiirl'Uting -~--~· 4!! or .Terry-Cioth 19,271.26 5,?00.00 1,499.00 Ylrutone, Oitii - CORII.ECTION - . ,· .............. '""' $1.29 •lloyr.l-· Mfr . - ' 6oYO\T flrt.fOftt Meier Kl•t utrlitY , $lU5 1 "' $139.95 . 632.00 Juoou... A«>ow>t.o -· -· 28.862.113 lnvt111.ory &.ippll ...... ,," ..,~ 575.18 ~IAIILITIII880.18 Bolt4ed Debt - - -- ---- 110,400.00 1,217.915 Total' Llabilltlet -~·"'·-- GO,-too.OO 173.10 !Nil ·-·------- ----- IM,962.*3 25.73 • 2,10•llo i . •: .. ' ,. ., Instead Of Th'irrs:.F;t;•.g · FREE JO PQ~TARO : :_', :~. . wm Be GIV...l'he ~-· . WHAT A lll'i I (jt Wu~ lruik ......... tALl . ALL ·mUll ...........,. '"""" ....... PIAYUIID IF - call 0046- .J. We 1orvico all makes. Schmolla Appliance lllddlepo<t, Ohio. lJ-27-U A Spcelal Putrha»e 11111k~ (iood only •• lung as t~upply laah. t-a-u roJtEl1AN • ABBOTT r.v. 5Eil VICE All makca Repaired by Ill> pert ' l'erhu~t· taiUI. Pboue 6284: Y CLIP THIS AD .J.6.tf MIJdltport. Bring It With Yo11 Eoch Ad o•o•• o• ATTAcHMii'N-,;-.. Fllod 1756 Millh<me '''"' "'ill. """' ,. WORTH 25c On ony Roll of Fence no -...:.:~~~9~8~-_j You hove something wa!<li-1• . ;r~.s.n, Tr.crd, ,or An; COLLINS ,ll!:WE nounce, Let A Do "II y LERs. Pomc~"''-L___ DON'T WAIT! FULTON THOMPSON QUICK S~IIVI~E--•• p11iring hy l''uctOJ7 "'Tra~nelt wotchm•hr. vt:., ........I ·'""''' Sentinel ~japlay, Ad or. Wont Ad be Your Rep·r'a•Antative. . 8V WARQ st, 'hone Pomeroy, Ohio OLI'VE!l DEALERS Sb.oe Ponoerov. 0 .,_......." .... f2.ot NOW • Pi!'ll lift. tire .bellY 1~ .I.. :aDO "'• ln. o..,. ...... ,., Qualltj. .........,aua"'"'"... ,..... . KU& fAJ .MD fOU. RICA,AiliiiiU . . .•.Lifelllite ·. · · 1 - , ....... ..- j"' 1 " ~:'I"• ' ' PAINT SALE N~ Gof9: ~1t ·)',, , , r, IYOCKS LIMITIO-WHIN THI HUIRY-THIY'LL GO rAST AT THill I~:!:ST~hey Ge~~~~ ~lAX ns 1. s~.,d . CHAMOI-S •C•n lnt...,.l NEW WITH EACH NEW BAILER SOLD IN FEB. ,, fll'fAIJOdllnf. Am,•un.t $'i!J uu a1tt1 co.»~tfi. ~ n 1!:. <.in u~H~-~· s1·.. J\WI:~ of tht· 2·10: 17 :.!-I ,Jtt1'< . ...... ' DEALER STORE MIDDLEPORT, OlUO..; ·" ' .. .. .. ... ... , CoSMFf.lcs · $2.00 2!! ~ ' ituoted Value) -· - ---. 170,000.00 t,31111.10 lqu~pm;,t· (CoOt) (Eoll· 411.12 alotocl Volut) ·-----t,OOO.OO 1,181l.M 1'ob!. "--a ---- -- - -- 235,382.1!3 . Columh..s qnd Southem·.Ohio ..... . •· " . Electric C~pciny . ·:• '. Middleport, QiifO · . -· . ,· . FR.IDAY,FEB.'•Il -- , .• . . ( ..............lrrw LOW 1916 unued mileaae- • 1956WINTERRANGE -~Elit~tric (ooking De~onstftif.io~: Will Be Held At . . .- • loft ntbla1r collltnlciiMt •Non.r.rHkablo 'lont •HI-powwr.- c"!': • .._...., ..... ..,. 1,199.00 '10.00 Total Dflbt Serrvlce ~~-· '10.00 Total Expen-d:)turcs ___ 147,228.30 ' Total 'Jiransact1-tms •• ,.. 14'1.226.30 "UITS AND L1AIILIT11S 112.28 AUITI9,H40.00 Cuh Money on Ha-ndIn DepositOry. Aetf.ve 1111d. • l9c7"" •••• *'·" _•· r. Goodrich l.lrNA¥1.1 ~Of IIOW anti SAW FLA11J,IMJ SlAT You'll bur punctur..teallng Tubele•,, . . . On Yoiu l»ol. In Go IIipolis SHO,CK•PRUF NORLON 4,516.94 service. -~-- --- -~-- For reliable 1adto and TV repair, 1hlo price pu"ible . - r tblbencwe Eat·li~ aboulw'16ll'l/:t. s.-w ce& ne o Jam Arrnstrong's land; thence South about 19 l/2 roda 1.o the pol~ of beci.D.ning, eontainlnl 3/4: o( ar. 3,38'1.6:1 Total Olber Purposes Total Maintenance o( School Planl · ---- --Tota'l Operation and • TREVEY-FINSTIRWALD FUNIRAL HoMI RADIO & TEU:VISION Sl!:UVICE Phont• :,!1/U t'lt'111nd AppliMnre .Stol't', 118 W M:dn .St., Pomeroy 2- 2~ If CO-OP per Kyodkei~ 75.97 Phone 28!1 (20l Business~rvlc~ IIndt per euw;tomer. deeded by A. Stevens to T. P. . <.:OLLI MBUS. 0. Uf'-G-.a lt'- ~ "''linkw;, <01 tb ~ Ohio Divi5Jon of ,~Udlil-<' t!altd 111 dt-.er wttre till ~'<d IU't':dt-n tally 1ft Ohio d.u.rin.c 19M j .......w.IMM POMEROY II ro ' pt>r ~ l_a ~ ; St. Paul 8, New Raven, ltuw:i Zwn , Dro6d Rwl. Each Wed· ne&day n iaht m id-week LeDt.eu s~rvlca and_ H-oly . Week ~Ice Will be part~h Be!nce. 1be tme lor tDe ~rvH:eS u 7:3U p, m . On, Wednesday nii'bt Feb. 29 the R .... •. a .... , m~ -..o L. p ... ,.....,., will ... ·-~ .....u ~ ... Ish ts <UtOOHOC108 the wo rSh ip serVln for 1956 l..ent-en 9Qll.9M . 1'he ------Go wen '.s West lin e; th once North to De Camp St r eet; thence West along sa1d Street tu t he place uf beginning, rontainmg 2 ~ l'res, IDOTe or less. 1t ...ue1og the same pl'elnise6 con· veyed by Wilber A. Reeves and wue to said John W. Race, b ~ deed da,t&d May lt., A. D.. 191:.1, and recw-ded in Deed Book 108, Page 100 o( the Deed Records of Me1gs Ci:~unty, Ohio, t1l which refer&nce Us hereb~ made. l Beginnine at the Southwest cor. Being the same property conner of land deeded by A. D. Stt:- veyed by Jobn W. and WeJtba VlmS ti:l William Armstrong 1D Race to Ermina Jewell by deed Section 15, Town 1 and Ran,ge 14 dated July 26, 1913, and recorded of .he Obi o Company's Purchase lD VoJume 108 Page 321 o1 the and running West about 6 1/~ Meigs County Deed. Reronb, "- t 1 d d eede d bY A. L . St~ t'Ou.:::~ 0 I'll The petition further alle&es vens to PbUip Haning; thenc~ !.hat Mattie IM. Haili.day .acquired North about 19 112 rods -t o land ner one-sixteenth, (1/ 18), interest • r.De3.34 FENCE SALE Onl Y one ad 1ne Nor thwe:;t Ql ~G ulli aboul 38 rua.:; lO- l illl ,l~ ae1Xied by A . .'Stevens to 1-'nu ltanm&; lbence ha~ l about 18 ro~~ to lantls deeded by A. steve ns w WilHam Armstrong ; thence Nort h about 38 rods 1.o the North line of said .section; tbence West about Hi rods to the place of begi nnin•, conta.intng about t 1/4 aeres , more or less. PARCIL NO• 2 Situate in the Township ol Scipio, County o( Meigs. and State of Ohio, ud more pa 1ticularly dclK'ribed .as J'Clllows, hrwlt: 1.000.90 t~ k.e;,no~ of ·~l.lf t.;~ L coro~.:r oJ l!aid s &cuo n; thence 1 'Pile New H~ven Lutbenm Pa r- I three, l'hlii'Ctl'esll!'e, St. Mitrk's, UP;' . St::Mee _-.~. and ContrrW:Nttoru ~~-~ 20.00 Mitenals· (Estl:nwrted VaTotal Other PUJ1)08e& 2,300.00 10,604.28 lue) --- -- - --- ------ Total Other Auxili-a-ry Lands (Clost) {E&tim~Agenc-im - - --~ ·- · -- ~ 10,6'14.28 VolU.I ------ --- --- 25.000.00 OPIRATION OF Bul.Jodings (~) {Es11- Ut' r-;;;;;;o;;:::;;o;;;::;;;;;;~p~,~·=•;•;;;' ~ -- ~~ WANTED--CQOK ,,, , bt• n<'al, dear ·aod!tc((il';.,t. • 1 • •r•, " 'I)P 1}' 1n [lt'l:-.on ut t,hf. IIQotcl :\1~rtin ('()rfm~ H-~. •Jtyln Wt•sl. ~ld 'ltilL!>Itl', M~r. 2·9-3tc co. " Clutt'g.., SCHOOL PLANTPersonal Sorvite ~- .• Gt' "1 ----.-. - --- - - - -- . "'l'l'UCmlllL\L I BLUIS ngt•, m11riola·l and (Iundy s1a·lull. BNlcfi\ts include group inwr- Good dl'lan ha•t<l-picked CORN roc :;alt• $1.20 bu&bot. VIetor ::,iw;un, lt<l'('lnc, Ohl0o 2·8·3tc Other Fixed Mlrw~rsvlll1, Ohl• P•ont 115 RatP'IeiMD.t Cont·l"'tbution ~-~~-- -~ MOTOR SALIS $ALIIMAN E:t~n•!lt>nL 19) For Sole EmplO)'EIS MaKNIGH'f 2-4~tc Retiremont Contribution --- ----- SEE Pomvroy, Ohi'O . Tea<"htm IN USED CARS Jaelulon, Ohio Riviera Qooupc BIM""llrna'~, --- ·~ ~~~~~~~I ~;:;~~s P~~~~~ . ~~~-~er Aok Por Mr. ,.,. .Pers~'llt lnt-erest on Bonds . - . Tot-al Ptmona! Service --- 1863 CHEVROLET Del A lt' 2-door sedan $1095. Diacttoo.r'B, Pomeroy, Ohio. 2-4-0t.c lOSS BUICK Mlilk Fun-d ··- -- - ·- - Totat Ot.hcr PurlXI'WIS . ro-tal Public Lun-rh.es ~ PLAY GROUNDSPcr.r•1l·l1 al Serv1re _. _ l.el'·realiona:l SuppliC5 .. i!;quipmcnt Replacement Tota·J Other PurpQSe:; _ Tola·l f'l·a·~ Grounds: . ~ OTHER AUXILIARY AGENCIE5Loolu-rcrs ..•.. 'lfty Yun Mlla'-u m A,., tl3 rods SPECIAL PRICE ON EVERY ITEM IN THIS lD I 111'<>1«1 O hhcr Jlurpol!'t'ti AGENCY INew Haven Lutnc:ran L: pOriS• h Announce:s· Jl.eCinnin& .in Ule Nort•h line of Secll<.>o lti, TGwn 7 11nd Rana:e lt Len.fen 5ecJ$0n WQT$h"1p"SetYICeJ · ' ,. of the Ob10 Compan~·s Pun;b~e of Obio, andmore particularly dOi· ctlbed .. lollowo, IO·WIL M .OO ascertained, the followin.: m.05 persons whoseandaddrelsesare UD· thence Ea.st 416 112 (eet to Widow _0) 27; (2) 3, 10, 17, 2f•, (3) 2, 9, 16 off__., 7.782.11 1. J w0If e; clatloo 1 Ev I' ,.n<~wn, enn e line Freda Katbleea W-olfe: Prose Personal Service ~~-~ 90,'10'7.11 Cros:;; Carl Croa; Cliat Cross; Text Boob- --·- --~ 1,709.26 Vina Cross; Clementine Cross; Ot-h~r Educatio-nal Bertha Cross, · who are nec&S.Sar)' -- ~ ~- ~ ~ - 1.490.96 . •• parties to this action, wlll take noEducation·al ticc that Mattie M. Halliday filed - -- · · ~-- · 2,223.82 her petition in the Common Pleas Edueational Court of Mcies CouDty, Obio, 1 ~- 28 Case Number 12382, afleJing that ·- · · · · · · · ~Otbcr Pur~s · ~. 629· 32 she is the i:~Wner. of -an undivided Tota·l In-strucHon -96,236.43 on~ -sixteenth., (1/16}, interest in CQ-ORDINATE ACTIVITIESthe {ollowin& described real csPc.-r.s-onffl Se.I'Vice · Attate; r, tcndance Orticcf'!l Enum -43.'0 PARCEL NO. 1 Other -an<\ DrlvWg Train Situate in lite To\l:ns.hip uf 144.17 ing ~--··-~ -· --· ···Tot;li OthcT Purposes _ 144.17 Scipio, Count~ of Meigt;. Dnd Stale Tot a l Co-ordinate ~\c• 187.!17 Hauling --- - - ------ - · 11 V l1H'~ --· --· - - - --· _ 118.861 LIBRARIESIn~urance -- ~ -. - - ~- -- 271.20 499.75 To-tal Otlher Pttrpoo.e5 ~ 4,349.32 1 499.75 TtHal Operatiun Qf 499.75 School Plant --~~- ~--- 13,748.4:2 I MAINTENANCE OS SCHOOL PLANT.... $6.00 Value Con· Fir•, Automobil•, H.. lth POSITION OPEN J95:J PONTIAC 2 door t~edan, like new 5995 . Blacltnar·s, Pomeroy, Ohio. 2-4·6\ c $1695. ~~- port. Reuonabte. J'hont! 16044a-l E~-p-<!ndlrt~~e~ - ~~d - · 28 '862.93 Expenses .. · ···"17•tf Tot M. Total . Tota·l Other PurpllSe.s Total AdmlnloStra.tio-n 1 Fen; tetll-.I:J:lllllUIIOr:. Lad . ders. REFRIGERATION SALES AND INSTRUCTION- t;caftoJ.ct Bovda .u nao:l~~o~~e;:~~~:~~· Pomeroy-M,;-;ICI;;d:;;l~l!peil~rt..:.,~O~h-;.lo~.:iirtii;;-·--:;;;o;,:;-;;;;;;-;;::;;::;:::;;::;;;:;;:-;:::-;--:-:--:-:---:....Fr:_:::idoy, Fel:iruo ry 10, 1956 ., .3· oo• IIZI..- ut.IJ :!>THRIFT rAG .! TIRE SALE SID • $33.30 ---. ....... '·'"" " ..... 36.65 ....... ., ~JLI -, 'IUCfOR nRES .. . -Service Station '. Oliver Bailey, Owner " 3143 · Racine, Ohio �' ' \ The ~ily Sentinel, Pomerov.Mi(kfleport, Ohlo ~lap Eight • 'Mr. 1U'Jod Mr.!. Herman Warner returned Tinu-eday from £ six week fd.ay in Ooeco and Naples, Fb. Lucille Bea<bs Haw);lDB. Pomeroy Soclel9 F.~:di!!·~to~r~Pb~o~ne:;.,:S244~:....--...;;;;;;,_ _ _ __ Judy Murray Bride Is Honored Wednesday Celebrates With Surprise Bridal Shower 17th Birthday open tLe door Mfss Wr.ginia Mayes was sur· prW.'C:I with a brildiJJ, !ilboWeJ" WednesOOy evenin-g wttlb -a sur-pr~ -nl'Siday evenring after c:hotr -rehearparty at tbe lbome of her -pa-rents, sal at the first Baptist Church. Mr-. ·a ud IM!r9. Clarence M'WT'ay at The shower was given by IMrs. Bredbur:y. The guests enjoyed Slti.rlcy MiLls witlh M~. ~ games and -dancing duri-n.g Vh e Bcarlu 85 coho9tess . The pa:rty seventeenth birt-hday of Judy ~ was celebrated WedTtle evening ·md weroe served birthd-ay cak-e, jce cream and cokes. Choir .membenJ *· Lilli'l'll: -pr-esent were McGhee, Frank Ch~ew, Pearl Hoffman. J.trs. H 11 Homer yose , .,_ ".. ~. u--•~ ~ Wlri'" .,..., Jacqueline Rice, Miar'celJa ~1101", L . D. Dilet, ~. Mrs. C. P. Bradbu:ry end Mm. Gerald An· was at the Bezr+h:s home and a t.Mny; other ~: Mrs. cneaecolor sohe~e ol red oa~ white brew and 'M!rs. Chsd.es M,aYf:!S mow.a:s used m -tlhe decw>ations and ' '!!her of tbe bootiree. Sfod1n.g relra<~hmenl:s of ~e. iel:Jo, nuts ; guests wera Mrs. ~ S~~Vely a-nd coffee. TOO g.~f11S' were pol'llad choir director .and ~Miss Bess Sa-n- 195~ MIDDLEPORT SOCIETY Mrs, NOMIII Usle, S)'l8CUB'e. hilS bee-n 1111ken to the bema of 'h er dau&ht-er, IHM. Jolm· Ctoots. CQ,J. • Opon a savings account with us- and build up your balance regularly. for ready cash, safety for your fun~s, intorost on your dtpotits, and access to other helpful financial oel"'icoo, thoro's nothing quilt likt money in tho bank! Pomeroy National Bank BANKING SINCE 1172 RUTLAND MEMBER FEDERAL ltEIIRVI SYITIM MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INaJRANC:I CORPORATION ,COME SEE OUR- Federated Circle Baptist Golden Has Guests At Rule Class . C0ntr1'b Ut eS Wednesday Meet _ . . QUALITY IS LONG REMEMBERED .AFTER PRICE IS FORGOTTEN. IF YOU WANT A HIGH QUALITY, REAL VALUE, LOW PRICED CAR SEE The MiUdleport Emel'gezl(y Chicago, JU. Mr. Prie8s · liVed in Middleport wtiile ·employed at Kyger , Crek. . . · J . B: Hayes, cbp~P; "h&$ been visiting his daugb(W, Xr&'. Frank Chcesebrew, and huBPaJJ4.t I of"" III~========-~-=--=·.:--::-::::::::::::======:::::::==~:.;. :'=~~:::::1 To M't~ke !Lhe Cbui"C'h. School rMiooo llllt~Ung" COJ\Ciuded w-il'b '.the group de-ciding t-o have a 00tl!te'8l between :the- •men and women tbru 'March and Apri'l. Jolly Club Has Meeting Wednesday Refreshments werto~ served by Lhe •hosts at ,the "Close of :the mool- tn.a to BeD Neotr!Jng, Chester Knight, Joack Kennedy, Rev. tOO Mrs. William Kennedy entertain· Mrs. Bart.cl·8, Anna .Mlurray, tMts. cd the Jolly club Wednesda:y ev~n· Lena Hub~r. Miss Emma. Seitz, ing al her home, Mulberry Ave. MIN. G-uy RusscU, .M1ss A-nn Ebl'~ollowing a short bll8iness ses· enbaeh, Mrs. CarJ N.orton, IMk's. !dun in charge or the president 1Joui8 (l.eibel, Joe Kennedy, iM'h:. Mrs. K~nnedy the evening William Kennedy and •title hoots. spent ~ocially . The next meeting wJU be held Hcfrc~;hmenls in keeping with St. Valentine Day were served by on March !5 8t the home of Mn. the hostc~s to Mrs. Wilbur Hann. Lena Hdber, Union Avenue. lng, Mrs. Millard Van Meter. Mn. Lillie Hauck, Mrs. Eldon Will, Mrs. Dtnny Thomp&on Pea.-1 Ash Calvert Mrs. VanMeter Gerald Wildermuth, Mrs. Donald Hauck, Mrs. Albert Woodard and Mn. Charle Strau88. .elebrates Birthday I'RID ILAITTNAII 1952 IIUICK .......... 895.00 1953 PONTIAC ••... .. 995.00 S,eclal 4 tlr. llldan. One local owner. 2 dr s~•n. Orloin•l ._luk flnla.h like new 1954 BUICK •••••••• 1,695.00 1953 BUICK ......... 1,295.00 Spt~clal Dlx. 2 clr. l•lu two otb..-1). One ca,.,ul ow· Special 2 fir Sed'ln, One locel owner. BNullful bluo .,,.. '"" th,... f9ne IIN'Itlnel finlth. ner. Sh•rp concNtlan, 1953 WILLYS .•• , ••••. 777.00 caro~ul ownfr A.erM•alo Hard top C", OM 1952 CHEVROLET •.•.• 695o0o 01•. 2 dr Secl•n. Peww tUdo-IHutlhtl now· ~u. flnloh. · • · 1,55 BUICK 95 00 • • • • ., v.a Iuper •l•l'erf C... ~ .19~3 V-1 ·aoaclrnu..r Hont to,. Pow., st.otinv, pawer wlmhft entl..,.t. Llko new thr.. .-.ne ltlue finish . f , . 19S4BU ICK, .. .. . . . . 2,295.00 '""*' I'"· ~ " • • - ~· ;-~-lt.. V:f llviefa C:·llf, A ro•l cream puff-Le11 c~l, . ml ...... Shorp Ptwtf' .......,...locol owner. lmmocul•l't; ltluo white. •n• · 1954 BUICK • .' ...• o•• 1;895.00 1952 BUICK .......... 995.00 1,..111 llvlora Cpe. & 4 clr. SMon. Oynaflow drl\'t, Honl ta, styUnt. OM c•reful ewner. LUco new con· '"'""· 1954 PONTIAC • • • • • • I, 795.00 I cyl. Custom C1tolln• "''"•·· (pie, All INthtr ...,,. Low . 18 PIECE DINNERWARE SET BUICK ..... .. . 1,595o00 ·. 'Svg.r' lowl end Creom Pltchor 2.49 set ' BAKER RoHMestw Conv. cpe. New on. coat no•rly f4500.00 l'hlt tM It oxtr• ...tl for moclel. 1953 WILLYS . . . . . . . . . 895.00 ltatten w...... One Clreful l.c11 owner. 6 crt lxtr.t ..... ,.. !Milot. • ltst Bukll:lo-dulioe o 111111'-Ulow •• 777.00 1951 'Ford Victoria Hard lop 777.00 11110 llulek sp..lol z c1r i!Qift 49~.00 ltll Poallae 4 dr Dlx lleilaa ItSO Slud. Champ Conv Cpe 1148 Bulok Sopor 4 dr D)'i iUI.e 1148 Llneoln 2 dr . . . .. .. • .. . .. . . . 1141 Qw, "88" Club rpe ,..,.. polnl 1148 Cit.. 4 dr ..... , , ........... .. 1841 PJ,y I dr . .. .. .. . . . . . .. .. .. . . 195.00 1147 Padao a dr ... , •.... , ...... 88.00 11$3 Q~s:;. I toll Z op nlo ........ 1,195.00 •os.oo !9Sa .DOdle ,.. ~43.00 315.06 185.00 395.00 195.00 ton ~kur> ' . . 'I .,. • ' .' \ ·, 605,00 ItS~ , !!o,l!le," toa,ftkup ... , . . . . . 39f.OO 1811 BOdie :! filii, a op ulo .. , . . . . . 495.oo 19&~ Fonf 'K ton rellul.lt •DlllltG, 6~6.00 184 . Jal. J'icbp ............ : .. . uil.oo · ''ii+".J 1 , ,,-- ·~ .; •i l ' l;f. ' ' ;'·~~1 - 'i•'' · · · THlS~'WEEK ·. '• ·~ 1955POPGE · ...,.....,...I I*-- CUSfOM ROYAL Lo\RCI HAtttm:IP t'IMWIIPLITI - l f u l Thr.. tono ONLY 4,000 ACTUAl. MILlS! R. H· RAWLINGS SONS CO. _) . Corner Mill ond s.,orid Sh. ·:,.. MiddleiiOrt, ·Ohfa -~ Of : · prepor•tiont f01' the furioral of Connie MKk, .tt.lld•nb drotw the f,-ont of the stedlum nam'od for the 93-ye.,-old Ol'd M•n" af baHIMrt. Tboc9day, Feb. 9 Gra'CC MlcJJbodi"Ht Ohuroh ~ .... G.a-lli· po)is. C.al'll :M~nrey Jr., Cub Cnrnmi&ioner wa' unabLe tJo. . be pr-e'*".""lt IU1Id batriet ~uttlvc Noi!OD l.Jea.Oh oonduoted ·tbe meetiDg. The ·~tklg was optmed ~y ILWO Cub Scout 801DgiS-~ed by Letach. Detoonrillr.al-ion.s on We Bolltom of Tho &;,a. theme ror MwCh WE~re ~- by A. B. Somoov.ille t~n reraronee matcni:al ool•&~IOO to ~ r::beme at-'. MU'LOft Hood pl"'LWented .a Box MitJV.Ie oo SOO. We. A !borne m-1100 JtJghi'!li game wa<s a-ll'!lo UIS'ed byll:b!! group. Somr.~Hbe ma.dc a •·cubby" (PBCk .Allllendaaoe- AW'811'd) LOut of an cans .a'lld Pack Z44 of Midldl-eport. won "CUbby'' wi:lh .tr.m ·~lead-ert.9 ~- 'lUre meeting waa cliosed b)' a ~ by Rev. Paul Nhwandler. Hmt P..t Dm Mothers se_""_'Cd pit iiUIId co£·(~. M. 'lllC Presbyteor1.iaor Ohuroh m. Pt. P·J't"<tSMJt M M:3J'Ch 6-13 a!ltd 20 frum 8-JQ r . M. At!l!endiog ware Po~ Pleatfant Pock 25~Mr. aod 11oft's. L..eQ Bias, l~oroge Rob~rll<;. M~ Pack J** 244-Ben F. BaOOy, -~.ns,. Sat· rtlerftcl<d, Mnc;, Juc Wr•lsorl·, Wr.ll'fld MM_._W-iJIIi.am Weawr, Mr. ..wl' ~ Dw'fbl Wa'l-lwc, M1'. and· Mlns. MU• oi.on Hood 'and Pauli R~. _ New Hawn Pack 256--W. F. Clladwlel:l, .aDd oom. J. 1M. Abel, I I &rlin of · . witb -tmnMv CU'bi-.£-. session. ested per.sons met at IM nt:b ra1 ~ wil :;t:·!n .re otber persona wishing to enter Zw.~ing and iMnJ. bQth of J-'tomcroy. PinaL W.IJ8IDI!T, ~~. w~U· be ''Oiror 'in- tM Home." ng February 16-Dedford Home De. ow- .- • 1110 • · Food ~U~~r& Th• :- <>~. ;::;: ..~::...~~o': .~ =.~::~ be on "Cotton DI'l91 Project" dl - t"r,bruary 17- 10 A. M~ untit. 3 P. M. the Mei(ls Onunty Home De· tll'I'IJ11!,1'!'8ti-on c.ow.ill wi-lt meet at 'tiM- hrunc of Mfls.. Nolarr >in Syr.aru;;e -to Cflmplebe opl:arw J'lo;r dte aruwat AobKovemcnt DJII)' pro.gr.am com~~m ~fli' ICII to hr- he'ld at t-he M•idd~ High Sl'bool A~wn Mvd:l 6. fo'{"bruary IP-Jooior Fair Bo•rd wioU mM oitJ bJKo oourt mom from to A. 1'11 untj.} 12. to rm Wendel Enzenaner Fun~ral Servi~es Planned Sunday fo'tm t'fl'1all ..... Slfnt1i[F Harokl Ou-ckwtG'!t'h. HEALTH CLUB TO M&IT TOO UighWI<I'Y Pa!trol ~t'('d TtH:l L:mrl'l Cliff J:It:'-'!(tft' Club tba.t. GeCJngc Yoltt~g. 32. Ponl•L'W'Oy W~J.I .tJlleCil Monday at 7:30 P:. M. •t Witi dlt"d 1o appear bc.flote ).fa'ynr 1the :harnc of P-h Glerm ''l'hompE. F. Jtiol:lh1.~n-. itolnig}:ll:, on ~rhe '901)'. A layctlbn '8howcr will ~ 'beld 'C~ or l'Offl 10f !load and .Nhn tor Mrs. .ftlllllO!I tewB Eaoah memE><non. 21 , Long - · - " " " ' ber ilo ~ "' tm1rur an liMo cllled llo cppoor lo Robin· "' ooJI lor ~ flioc1 'rhe - · · C(lW\1, ~ -~· I~ """ ~'«~~ .t~ ..,·u.e .. .cil. . . -•. Tile-"""' ·l>rillll . • Valmlline, . •atld ooct ~ trl!l,al'l . ·; . _ awrcJa for the bobo :puty. . . • * 6l'I"V'f.N'.s for Weod('l Etn:ell'aUf"''. 84. wOO di,oQ f'ri.-tay ;rt -t.lle O'N('al ReNt !lome, will be hr-ld Soo<d>JY at 2 p. 111. in the Ewing Ohaipt"l. llf' i ~- snrviTf!d hy L' lre ~.her, 'Charged w)lh driving ~i~ <int'f!Xi· Ew.,crtamnJ"ent du1ing 41fte ('W· earfied and W. II. Jl!omioe, 48, .Ru1· mnt wa1~ pr~n' . r-d by &ldlle 1'\fc 1hmd WillS meted $10 wnU ~ fur and WiU.iam Raldif,f :and' ~·h­ ·ir,j~oxilnM.ion. Thr. twu WIOt1e llfr· ttWCitJ!~ W<"\t"t ~1"\!'Cd ,tJo ·tlbi·rrlY lft(.'lh · 1'\'1:-t«J F!nMtay -evening .and •i»>lefiiiM in .fibc -oounty jm1 b:v Deputy .. tD,;:! ti•~ 'l'ld~. Thle SWeniU::... depa.'!'ltme•lt re· viooo Officer. · ported 11hid' ,two Rutland men wer r Tm\Jalltv:o p.laru OOV!e been mr.JI:Ie fad <1Jod4tr by GrmdJicy: dlat'ge1l f-nr , t ,h~ LalJ'oo- DIIY cd...,..11it·vt wttll dntvrng witHe inlox!call•d which is spom;orCd annulJIY by llmd 'tnto~cat-i>rm. ~ he Legion P'Otrt:. The POISIL ~IIi .pa:yAeoondi:ng Ito ·lhc reporrl, Wil · ~ng for the "Cx>am~natlion '01/ (,Ire bur Molden. 41 . Ru~ was ·fin - e~"eeS of a ~'-kldleport. ~ RLued stoo cO!Sts <me~ .wnoo1111..W- t(t dMt and for the!' g~ - wh!I:Ch trc rthr'c!'ll day~ ·in 1!00 ftJUI1(.y jail nM~' a. v.... .,:... be conduebed by Mr& ""'-d Nol.n ._ County H...., limo ....... .Lhem on ~ ~h:ci1• .achiewrnt-mts .and Df TliJit ta.gging ·hilS doir- arnd $150 ool;f·ed 1tihoci-r .k"topecUoo "v-ory fine." and 00.'1' '5 f-nr f:bc orher two clloarg· Hen-ry CJatW'OI'ILllY. Pool: Ofln· as, alJlb:J(~grh !IJe .]lad $40 oi l!lhaL m~, pre!-t'id~ aDd Dun :lbokb SI.I'SpeDded ,pt'Ddi'lllg that he d'iti· P&.'ft: OommanOOr, was fi!M11ed by pose of Lfbe swine within 2t Jrou.rs. t'ttc Board 1nutec6 t·he The UM"e.'o1 w:ti rnalde by Cooml:blc !J08iti~O'h vJJcabed by f1he llCSi\lli'llaiillll C.Cil .Cook. or Wiillrioam Scal'befTY. l"o6t .so-- OlNI! YOUNO put. !ntlhlna' tiNChu . Dll h1l eiJ"ht-toot bu.tlt of ,Abrah&m l.u&cotn In IANfal, Kill.. Ill bollor ot Ltneoln'l bl_rthday :reb. 1.2. . SQn,o, and .0.?14. "- look on. f ln.tiN'tl!Jtio~l .. . . ·.MtchaeJ, "• The EJ.ten. ion oannou.nced tQta)' Ule Home Demon.<i.ratiou <and ottg. ac:tivi"Liioe!s 'fur the ~k. of Febn,tary 12·18. February 12-fobe :llutWid · Home~ CJu)) ill meet at dle 11ome o1 Ca-nady at RuUand Tbe tlllriC iUle mcldtinC wil!l ~ "CWior lrom.e" ll!lld tbe D'Jeii!C.ibg will et U'D<kr.'Wa!y-. 10:30 A. M. g February 14--Atw Bril!t JJI"QQIWn Pliarmine' ad.i'ridlls : tbij eoune invited to enter Wednesday Eveniq, Febrtw'J 15 loellloa. at the Leeton Hall in Racine. Fetwwq. lS-J'wttat Home ~ Club will meet at ~EIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL tbe !home .of Hnr. Oby P8)1ater Dlb;miR9Cd ~: A.1:Jlh.w and the subject ot u.e JllOl'ti Teams Up With "Hainlet" 1 -ar amba.... 1 I Han . He · • Eut Germany, G. M. Puah- FRANCISCO UP- Wiie The United States, Britain and escaped Indiana Fanee, in one of the strongest mass murderer W'ho was captured proteats they have ever ~~ent to in a pawn shop here, bl(){'ked ef. fd~ow, ujd the existence of forts .,-riday to send him East to armed bands in Red BerUn could the electric chair. have the "-.ovest ......,equen-s." Th ~" Irvin, condemned to dcalh for e protest ~mined the Reds one of six lroldup murders in In- that the Western powers have djana and Kentucky, refused to pro~i.Jed to defend West Berr waive extradition and won a post- .ICJ!rru;t "attack from any quarter'~ ponement until Tuesday . ud added they will not l'eeogni~ The 31-year-{J]d prisoner broke "any waiver of reJPGDiibUity by ou~ of an "escape proof'' jail in the_ Soviet government for acts Prmccto.n, . In~.• on Jan. 19 and Whlc~ could lead to any IUCh ateluded pohce m ten states. He was tack. f~nally picked up by two San Fran- . ~was a reference to U.e Conctsco patrolmen Thursda}· when be rnunist claim that Soviet Germany tried to pawn two rings stolen In ia now a sovereign &tate," 00 long3 Los Angela rober:y. er subject to Russi8n authority. The Western nnote..were inapired by las~ month's PUide tbrough 1 be Q~ld Middleport started instruction Jn ~ ~1:;k: tt~g First Aid to a class of 26 members. 1 sel·} wbo· <tied . Y~ Firemen are training as Emerg. af~nooo at b SU::Y ~~J cncy Squad Men , School Bus Driv· A L"'" ' Y ers for emergencit$, and othen v;:e- Mi4dl illit to be better tralned in (U'st Jack F'Tcy, Le<l-IWI Say~'(!, ~l"J- ~da eport . ~cy aid. Graduates ol U.e 18 hour G'l'li1tl;·lead-. ChNibi·re Pad: _206- Sql~a: R. Pl('locm were course will be presented With ited l'lk1J. ctaN'flol'le . MuH'ood Jr. :·.Fflom ea c · e. Croaa First Aid Certificates for H.-:11!loek ~ve Pack ~~s~. w 819 _ the wife or 1bc JQre Completion of the Standard Course. Legioo • •..... protnt, mid to R F'lrst A'd Class I Red some 23,I)(HI clvlJ. ta~s some of them 12-rear-old e~ddrenand· armed nu •••• Js Started For rilJea ,r· ' "" Raeine Firemen SJX · Agne • ullure · Mrs.' Ruth Hysell ' mentRacinemet VGiurrteer Fire_ Depart· • . •• In regular sessiOn WedExtensJ M ·~ FuneraI services . IwithnesdayPrel!l.idenl evening at the Fire Hall on eeusr Bobbie Roy in A 0 Schedul Following tbe busioet~:s re ft e Set For Monday charge. Firemen and other interthe Legion . M6ies A~ Fune . Hall where Mr. Emmett Sbuler of some o1 1., B Brings Fine For IFeener ennel( . e.st'dent Post Praised D.ex.ter. R A Dexter~ Ohiu-, ~~~fl. Jack By Inspect or 6oM, f•:'R'cd' mnd of $50 ::.to SAN H'e _sald "Con&ress will have to dedde wbk~- way it 'f'llnls to go; we _~D9t-'n both dirto~Uons at the sam:t!i - tlrpe." Tbe · bill, passed Friday by a 12 to 3 ...... iti<IUded • one billltr,t d9t.W~..Jf.u ~nk" I{Ul_a re~ turn to bO per cent priC'' su-~· ~ on corn, cotton, peanuts and millable wheat. j Lou151c Harnson, M-n;. LydUL Cirl, En ~. and a suni"Yed by ooc ·MM.. H6TI')' Swattz ii.'Ud l.eo S. son, q~. P~y; ~ d:liugtl~ Cl.llntils. _ . .teft, JIM PWIU... Pt. PJleSiaat; one ~'&Uipo1i9 Pack ~~ ~v-id -,isater, ~- 0ora M-eiAhart, Pont: Rdl~~e. Mr-. and Mf\'f. A. B. SOmer· -e-roy I8Dd a bNther WriUiam Boyles vi~•l-c, MM. J~hn Dobbl£16, Mre. :W. Ak:mll and tive grandMI)dren. Tr>a:ming cour.te Qait.cs armoun· H. rM'C'IWI~Il'SC', ~ .and Mrs. Lil.w· Frklnda may caN at tbe funma·l ood ~: Den -Mrat.'berr& 1rWni:nlg to 1'~'11Lcc DJCk'Cy, Hel!b B~ ~arne& -tJorn.e. Bt1t1ilat will be 'in Beech o H. Hmt8(m, Rev. l';rul M. N~&wan · Or1we Cemetery. dor ""d NI:•Jsoo Leach. Loose Livestock w~ned the Soviatt they would be Mld rnponslble for aoy attack on West Berlin by the armed gangs of Red workers and youttw. A statement broadcast by the East German radio today said the 10 eallcd "C~gllting groupt" wer-! fonned "to protect the Germa11 d.•.mm....:~. .,. t.l. c repuWic and ill! aehiiThe East Genmrn statement was a:en al!l an indication that the SoVIeU. would reject the We•tern "Mad Dog" frvin. fiU'them ogain." ScQ.u t be eoommi ~ uf aHt.lwii'IQ' llls s:wl:ne h.1 mm at MoT~; and ariot-M:r Maryc •' . And S«retary of Agriculture Ezra T. Benson u.id the wmmit· 1-ee bill. "is a mixture of good and bad''. He expreJ>Sed hope the full Senate would "strike the bad fea· tures and retain the good." So me Republican senators predieted the President would veto the bill if it contained l'igid tiUpporUI. ,.. Ben.son said the soil bank feature • originally prO\)O&ed by the aclnliniatration • "w:ould empty our warebou.ae" of tr:op surplus. Howe~r. h~ . added that ., 90 J)tt'.:cent of parity supports would AS Ti'IE SADDENED CITY Phll,..iphl• comPI-'" finllt WBii- Service Station ' · Damaged By Fire Fire caused etrthnailll . dam·age& of $100 to •120 ftD SatUrday morn· ina: at Murroy'a ~ Station In Ma: ,..-·· soD Clty. Dam•1e Wil confined to the floor between the main part of tho bulldillll Mill the ba..,.ent. · ·Tbo Muon Vnlln!l~r Fire De·· _putinent annm"ed the eall at · ,, approdmatel)' 8:10 a.m. and eJ:· ~ ,JI lo a ...Iter of lllh> Friday. "ll1ad Do'g" In'l·n 1' Blocking Efforts For Extradl.tl'on Wbi<lh $40 WaS' fHJ'!-lpDIHtOO Tbu"'· Fecrn-!'y - Uct~ll"bt r06t. No. 128. Jia,y II'JI'O::bl· by Ju.<N•icc of 'the Pui'te Altlt'rli.10an Legitm, reoeiv-00 !)f.gh R. L. Gr ,~mMey, u-f iMtll'ei':WiJIIC, on p1"'ttre f.-rum l·b'O.l Jo'ounWJ. Div'iiiion c.bq~s: qf albawing hils MY'frue to Oorrhnan-drr, Harold Riroe, .Rutland. •t'U'Il .t ·ta.rgc. wllo W&li t·i"K"ti·r- Jrw;ptdJDg of!fleer S!~ff~ ::rd pi!Oi·ded guitcy m .two Wed'fl'llS-Iia.y wlwrr t:lley 'llli£t at Ole Dt. Sldoey Mayer, llxocu!t"" retary of tbe Inter Board CouneUI of. Ohio. Annual COnt~rence of Meth'odiat Churches wti1 conduct tbe aervitfls rea:ularly scheduled at Raelne, ruJk Grove, Foreat Run on lbal day. There will be no services at Sutton. Church this Sua~y. ReV. El· wbod also anli®Mell lhot the Ra· cln~ Boy Seoul Troop will attend Cburth Services 111 a body thiR Sunday, National Soy ~out Sun· ' day. ONLY President Eisenllower has not changed by "one iota" in his oppositior: to . the riQid hiith farm I price supports, White Uouae Press ' Secl'etar:y Jam es C. Hagerty said 8ta(- \!«· ., Hith Quality- Low Priced Special BE HUN UP- The East German Communi.l!ll!l today bru.hed off WASHINGTON t,JP-The ad. ahWet>tern Allied prulest again.at mioistration has fiOunded a sour : 1 e formation uf ch·ili.an armed note . over the rigid . farm price group in East Berlin. props wntained in the omnibus U. S., BritUh and Frcneh protest farm aid bill pasa;ed by the Senate notes, delivered Friday nigbt. AgricUlture Committee. For Rev. John Elw~ of tbe Ra· Methodi&t Chlireb announces a cue11t spel!lker at the ~~ar .Dotninc 1erviee8 Q"' Febtuary 13. ELBERFELDS FURNITURE Units Strong Protests Are Given To East German Government President Veto Is ·Likely For Farm Aid Bill Scout Troop 245 Middleport Cub · · WinsPa~kAttendanceAward Makes Plans • M~on..c..a:tliiu-Mcti.gs cub I .ool'Ct ·a't 1Feb. he s.a,pt.s Chu.n!'h in ·held their montl ly Round Middt.,o " 21.cUb28~ "ohd v.r. Court Of Honor km""'s -Lllbl~ at .l:he 6 from 1-3 P. nl ~ine ly clwcfr' end r..._ cold with ......- flwriot ...t •IMI north Against I "St'If upTempest' . ' Guest Speaker In Pulpit At Racine Church lvOrywtlltt Hott Proef· Dlnnerwt,. Sob Wltft 22K G.ad Trlin ....rvko for 4. Coml•h af Four *•ch DlnMt Pl.t.., C.ups, bun~ Dtlllrb. OM ROOMS OF ~ New Fur11ihire · PlaDB of the Kaiser Aluminum Mr. Ben~dict ga\le a short htst· lad Chemical Corporation ~or the oey .~ hls ,e5'mpany which atuted development of the plants m Rav· In 1946 when they purehaaed War Surplus plants .ud began their WASiflN~~N UP-The EB;enrapld advancement wbich iJ taking 1howier adm~rnsl!r!l'nrcm ~ was them .to the top of the Iong-estab· l ·~t:d ready .to defl-nd its 1954 Jished aluminum produeers in this ! dcr:'ISIOII ~ Max ~ tlw.de coUJ1try. j ~:<lntr1!.)lr.J m ~ ·Bace or an impend· ~ng sooat<e •mquM-y. Church. In speaking IO.f ·the 1mpaet. a! the "W~ had misgivings abOUtl !the E. 0. Rail, p1.am ctutlrman. p~ao!a on thiil IIN'Iil he sadd that move at• the time," ane adm.i!n.i:s· introduced Mr. 5enedicl who t by 1958, . approximately 370 su- .t.Norion .offtcla-1 said'. "'But .t:he pribrOUibt a mesaage trom Ford Mur· pei'IY!i>iors woukl be bz1ougbt. in mary cons.i~tion W.lS liD hoM a row, top-man at tbe new plant, aay· W:nn oUae-r- ~ ~bn't8 utd :that be- undie(l CN!nt• with our Al·I~EI1 C"'tll 1DI "We're &lad to be here" and oa-use of 41)ns tlte oontPaRtY wuti if we .bad to ghre a little fJlOII"e lin ~erring to the buUdlnl of tbree very int-e.nested ion Whtarl lb !hap· •tJ'tad;) wlth .tlbc Soviet bloc." H,arate plants in tbia area . The Pening m .all Q{ the n~boriog Tbe 1954 ~-West .t:ntllde 11"-eVi· lpeaker began his talk with a COD· bow·DIS in ibe housing deveiop- IS'ilan wa.so under&tood to ·ba;ve be1oo deUIIed explanation or the making meDl'i', -e~ of 61CbooW, im· approVed by Premenot Elis6rtbow· of aluminum startirig With the min· prove~ nf ui'iUty ~. et~. eJ'! -aoo tJbe Na'lrioo:al· S~y 1111 ol bauxite in Jamaica, BWI, U'Sing rt:l&r piabt at Spokl~~" · Cou-ncil . from eompany owned minu; ship· Wash., ~a ~ ·he 'SillowOO 'Dbe Sena~ Pft'm.aot-W. Lnvcsti· pia& this to Loui11iana for chemi· rtftat by .aatu•~ ~as the nn- gatiog .sttboornmHu..e wN~ o-pen. u. cal proceulng and then ~ West p~-Wn1'1! should affootl 2Sa,2M per- ~nquiry oncn 'l'umday intlO the opVir&lnia wbere the alumina or sons in rtlhb -part. 'Of tlhe Voail-ley. e!J'Ia.~~om -of Eaisi.-West ~r.adle. 'I\ha alumtnUm oxide wUI io through a A·g111:n tMiii'Jg It he Spokiane opena· eommilt 1~ wants to know why amelting process to get .pig alumln· ·Uom. as an .example he nid rtlhat Russ.ia ill gettin-g J'a:tlg.t' s hi'pm-enb& urn, and the varioua phases which 'ill was oprobabl>e tlbat 'l:l&t~Hitre or of ooppcr wine, !!il>rge <eLectric eM wltb sbtlet and foil aluminum. i-ndcopendt:dl:-' rabrJcatloint WQl.tld iffi'fll'a.t01'6, and some machine Mr. Benedict said that his com· bu~tct a. l'arge ·numbcrr IQC ma'Uter fuol.s ~rom &~ta:in arnd .nrt!Mr COUll· pany'a lint l!llep in the develop· plaru'1s et"'Uiild: tbe -~ IOIJJe6' at il'lles part.i:Cipatling iln ~ ¢lr8de ment of tbe Ravemwood plant was Rla.VlmSWIOtti. A question and 'aDS· 0011'~£10Jis. .., .erect a fioisbia.g mm costing wet' -period <fu9ed- the rint~ Sen. Sh.rant S}·Dl'i~ D-!M'.o., $22,000,000 and employing 500 and 1ln.fonuait ive proQr.wm-. a .suboo.rnmi.Wee mmtbClr, pnadid-· men. This mUI eovus ten acres and E<ltiSI)flo Balrer, '})toesldent. -tbcmk· W" ~rome "V«f inil.f'ff\e~Stli'lll;l( ' diswlH be in f)peraU.on llY mid~ummer . 00 ·M'tr. Bmtadid- lor- tlhe f•ine closures in dre ·h~n·gs. ":PU• is call~ the 11Sm!lll phase" 1 speeeb . ~oo , had ~ -aillld: '<?f.e-red Of "8Jilall plant" •11d the second ~e wpport ol. .the Rotary m any step deals JW!th an $80,1)!)0,000 w.Y tbey migh< ioelp tlbe K>ioer pip& wltli 2000 ·~ r. tile ....--. , ·· .· fabrlatillll af'tliO iil~>j:,s,ty r&6·Nd~Wi.•....,._ Pt. acres will be under roof for this Pllealslnt RDtltr)'' Cklb, '\WH .flmtro. mill whieb ls to ~ cotnpleted by duced by P81il E. l>a.Yls and SUS· the middle of 19!57 and wtll be tlle gttSted illh&t dt,n1tng tbe sumnwr a'l'l iargest built in t.he United States at~endaiOOC eaobest be held by rt'lte since World War'11. An intereatiog oombined Pit, f.\e&Wit:·Nwv l,ilMln Troop 245, Doy Scolt11So of Amcr· phase of the bulldlng of these clubs iliDd' tlhe Ga.lti:polis--Middleplants is the uae ot alurilinum for pocl.-PotJllelr.O-Y dub~. ~-e ioc'a are oomp•€11ting •p}'A'OO fur <!'heir afebiteetpral and structural fun- pllaris- wrene made lf.Q CBJ'I"'Y Oll't his Ooum oi H.orrw:r w~Uh ~lhc time <lllld p-l'flee ·to be- anO'OUnced. ·~~~~~er. etiuill• ia'eludins fifty overhead sugges.t:i'o.nr. The m'Pmberu: of .~ !De'Wiy 011'f bridJe eraDOB which will be tht! F'Ln-al -p1enll Wl6l'e oomphlkrJ' for · finl to be all aluo-i1num, electri· a delleg.atioo 1ll ettend' rtihe J)i&. ganizod lloy Soout Mlotbers-' Club catty welded. tmlct. Cmf\eoonoe 'i n Z-an~sv.ilk! on wi)l be pi;rml"d at ~'beot ('.()IU~t arul 11m ..a;w~Q'I'd w~ll be prer~n~'l·d f-or • The latest ""oou6eement. by the Feb. 19-20. Kalaer officials 1a of a Reductlo11 Mt:th-odist women who 'J)IlCP'a"' Hte brut exhlibit •in- ttre bUBiness Plant which will cost $120,000,000 ed eBd &etr\"«1 4be ;roast beef din- sootilan -duntng Na.tWc~ Boy aDd employ 1700 persons and wJaen OOT' WBr;e .Mrs. H'4IDTY H'E<nn'fl!S'Y, ~t Wci-k. Tbn Scout of .fllt; M'O>no'rh w)].(· be eorhpleted by the end of 1968 it M'nJ. Cat1'101 SWM180n'. ~- Bnlee iJI. 1:h~ time ·atnd .wi)J. be five Umes the size of the Uoyd. M111. E. 0. RaH, Mm. !"IIIlO ·RJ'm'oonccd . li!xieting facllitiea. Oroundbreaking Moone. Be'si9 9mJbom. Fri-eda &"Wards fOf' menU badl_ges M'<l! tleSt'S wfll be J~e. for this plaet should start tn April. ~lc. The pub~k ;i!s 1invH:cd <to m!';mtJ .. In diBCUasina: the clloice of this V.al'eptioo filrvot1s were placti<J put of· the Ohio Valley for tbe foot ~h .member and· ~ and rth-e Ooullt -of Hooor. p\tlntB, M:r. Beaedlct e:qtlained. Lllfl tibli€1!'1' wern ~end with VaJ· tbat the key to primary a1umlnumlentione ~and ·liilhted MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL production is powet end said th•t by rOO canclle. Adml-tlcfl· Mr6 Maude SctrustJer thty have a contraet wltb thi& Ohio 1 • 1 PoMeroy. · · ' Power Company _to· IU~ply t:SO,OOO MARRIAGE LICENSES Di~ni~:;ed: Pcnony Williams_, KWT for a peroid of forb' years. AJlen H. Cleland, 21, Racine, Pomeroy, This is tbe ltr&tlBt private power 11 eiman, and Peggy Jean King 18, Bl-nths: Mr. and Mrs. Wimam Letart, RFD. Wamtt, Mi!:kUepro1,t sO'ru eontraet in exlstance. Coal cenerated power is one of ' · the beat-dr•wing cardl that thla Ohio Valley area ean olfer industry according to the apel.ker WhG al11o llit.ed Lbe transportation by water tru~k and rail oad. tbe.r.hOr alipply as other reasons for the actcetlon . BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT SquOO a'I)SW-ered a caU at \:45 p. m. M·a·. and .M r6, J.amM B. O'BI1icn T'hursday When a 1Jilli3U 'boy feU M'r. and r-.trs. Fred 13la~!tln<ar meeling. Mrs. Guy Russell was .the oannouncing rt:he birth or ·a dafu· from a .ha}"l'OOW et tlte Oiek RooSoh llll lcr.l alnM 1·he •tca(lh~l'S llfl'd offi· t'lected •a,., il'CCor-ding 'S'OOreta-ry ahd .gohter PegK)· Lynn, wcigthing 7 fll'l'lm abl}~ Cbe!Jhire. Dr. R. R. ccr:-~ tOf t•hc Fedel"aled Church Mrs. Paul Wemer as cradle. rttll pound 8 , ' 14 ounces. Pi~kell!S aiJtendcd the cilild. school 1Mor»ay evuning a.t lthelr hom t: Spring Ave. superintendent. An iMeresting diBcu681on and Groupo singing and :pra}•er by taJk by the R~v. Ba;rt~ on ·~w Rev. Waidro J. Jla:r.tels opened' ttte SEE THESE MEN - ..... -......... -. -Powers In West Warn ldi.. S4 lnchn northotn. ceun- · ..... Snow ""'"- olft4 ~ 'euwoOd were -described to the Middleport • Pomeroy Rotarians ··w bn Bart Benedi~ Personnel D~t~r of the Rave01wood pl1nts, wa1 Ute pest speaker at thelr meeUng Frida)· •t Heath Methodist ' Teachers And Officers Of Federated Church Entertained At Blaettnar Home 1,.. .., IMW ..- IMW flur"" ...,.. II!Of'tlon. WIMy tn4 tvrnh._ -~ tocley. Snow accumy. Rotarians Hear Alwninnm Firm East-West Trade Officer Describe Future Moves Revelations To. · Women's AuxiU(Jry Grace Episcopal Church Has Luncheon Thursday HONEST U~UES ary: OHfO: .....,. iMWW weml,.. S.W owh•IMI north lfti1 r•ln ctMr,.. iser Offi,er Fortells Plan Of Development = ~:;;;~~~;~~;;~;;.~:::::::::::Tu:""'::""::F:•:b:. WEATHER ~=-------------J--:.V~II__N_o_._2_5_3__________________&H~w-rw __n_o_~_3~9-7~~~~~~~~~~~:_----~a-'~P~aea~~~M~M~3~~--- ~S:i~ng~leCopy 5c Gums were Ernestine Mbury, Carl Ebersbach, Mrs. Paul Wino, 1 Jotm Vrom-an. Gail Stumbo. ILi<"h r,t:rs. M. L. French and Mr. and atd HtNal:lter,· Mari)"ll Roosh. Jack Mrs. Allen Hughes were among Dennison, idlmilyn M;tr~ . . Eal'l on a rlable betore a maf'l'tel and : OO..n. the gu.,ts Wednesday when the · . 1 Smith, JMe lfan'is, George .MiiUer an e.rra-ng-cment -of rod and white annual lnspeclion of the Point Mrs. Emma Jean Neal dautbf,er Marilyn SUe Krn&ht, Edward KH· ca-rooli-ollS were usOO on the mMlM:i' . ;;s Eldzabeth Fi'Ck .. pl-aidtmt A contrribu-taion to SOS 'In over· Eastern S~ Chapter was tiel d. lei. of Mr.J, Beubs. ~cl>en, Robert Mk:Kiru>ey . and Mi\s Mary Virlgifllla Reibel, seas .rAUI·ef pl10jeict, was voted As' Braitbu!'), son of Mr. and Mairman of Chri-stian sOcial ac- when the Gdbden R.Wc cias~S of 4:he Mrs .. C. A_. Bradbury,. has ~en tkm uf t·he Women's ~U\dd Welle Flirrt Baptist Obu-roh met Thu~ confmed to his home w1th a Vll'US ANNOUNCE BIRTH OF SON guegt-s Wedn-osday evem.ng when d ··ng wLt.b Mr d 'Poll's infection. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ash {the • ~~e F«ieMted cnle root 8lt the , E~s:~~~ker ·hosts at. u:r ·home: Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Sewell, Coloformer Betty Hawley) are announ· urdl. w-I 1,.1.!1-111 M"'• ·--" .L... 1 rado Springs. Colo., who have been lng the birtb of a eigbt pound sevL ·I·JoJel', pi!'l'li!OU\.1.1) ' pl'C l .. h .I d I 'I t _an11 Y a en lind -one fourth ounce son, oa ,. . . The rneel!ing in charge- of ~­ s:idrd and Mm. Owell Br·atton led Y Sltmg er SIS er an saturday, at Holzer Hospital. Mrs. ~la_le Osborn of Ct ncmnatl, ov~r the meeting wlncb opened s.ident Mrs. Louts Roi bel: 'Opcorwd dcvoHo.nals wi•t:h 1:he 1.CI~eher Paul ' York, Pa.-, for the past fa~c days, The baby has Ueen named Mich- Mrs. Wtlham Herbert of !'-then& wlt~ pnyer- by ~he Rev. Charles. wLI!h devat:i.oos· led by Mr.;. !Wy Smart, givi-ng the praye-r. :M!r. and day~, arravec;t today for a v1sit with ael edward. Grand parents are Mr .l ~~d members of th~ W_omcn .s Aux- During the meeunc the World Day Seyfried. F-olLowing a short busi· MT~. Fl'ank Cheesebrew were in her pa,rents, Mr. and Mrs. GriU and Mrs. Edward llawley , Mint'rs · allary of the Galhpohs Epueop!ll or Prayer service whi~h will be n.e.;s rsession, 'P.'I.i'§SI Reibel spoke etmrge of ·t·he ~ooa~on- 'Pt-r·iod Russell, Bf&~':lfY~ ville and Mr. Pearl Ash, Middle- \ ch~rch w~~e euesU! when the_Worn· 1 held at the Pomeroy Baptist on clmistia:n .soci'al action 11·nd !Mrs. <md -t>hl'l :ttospit.ahly oommiott·ee Mrs. E. M. B~e and her mothport. Great grand mother is Mrs . . ens Auxthary of Grac.e Episcopal church February 17 at 2 p.m. was Waldo Bartels :gave a ruvi.cw uf were M.r. and iM!rs. Baker, Mr. and er, Mrs. Roy TI11-C)', Sr., were in Edith Hood, Minersville. c~urch entertained wllh .a one announced. the book .of Acts. M<r3. Wi)lard Hurley and Mi'.ss Vir- Gallip'olis Tbursd'ay on business. o clock luncheon, Thursday at the Mrs. Osborn, president of the The V-a.le.bt:loe ilJteJru:! wa!l car· ginia Mayes. · Sup_t. L. W. M.t!Comas_attended SILVIR RUN PTA TO MEET parish house. Women's Auxiliary of the Diot.ese ri.ed out in tho decora~ns and R-efrcr hm~mts Q -n keeping with the SeboGl Administr-ators' Con· The valentine motH was used in The Silver Run PTA wiU meet the table decorations which has a of Southern Ohio pve tbe high. r~UI served durJDR" t-he Unooln'g ~i-tt' hda'f and featuring ferem:~ - at the Q):lio UnWersit)' lights of the general convention of sociatl hour by Mrs: Ncrtm~ Kloes, mini.atw-e log ~a~bin 9 -were serv· Stud«int J;enter, Athens, '11up·sday. :!:4:ot=,t)w=·=Schoo=:l:. centerpiece of roses whitein chrysanthemums and red heart shap... the Episcopal church held in Hono· Mrs .. Lester Fauber and MlSli' iMia.r- cd. . GuMts were Ernest CoVert, The conferenee waa Called for the :\f.n. P<ru 1 · Smflrt. 4IDd Janet Kay discussion and explanation oi new ed vases. Sealed with the out of lulu and Mrs. Herbert, chairman of sue:mte •Mleyer. ----,---,town guests were the pr('sidents of the southeast rea:ion, told of the &aker and teacher Paul Smart, school legislation. t lhc variou!l organizations of the ecumenical meeting held recently RETU~NS FROM PITTS!IURGH Mr. and' rM!rs. Wi'tli'am Md.Uer, Mr. M.rs. Freda 8axtoo wa'!l brought chureh and the Re\'. and Mrt;. in Athens for student volunteers Sltelva 'Jean: Amott, d.augh-ler of anti •Mrs. HarOld HLlbbaN. M~ . and home in the RawlingJJ.Coall ambuJ· Edwin Charles. in which students of 86 countries Mr. -ami M:No · Cla.l'k Amott, N· Mrs. Oheesabrew. · Mris; Clifford ance Thursday afier ·beiq a P&ti· M>'S. Fred Crow, Jr. pmidod &tlended. tllmed teeondr frtiin ~blWgll Hayes, Mr. .aDd 'Mr-s. oW.m Brattoo ent tor severll weeks' ·at Hoher ·· · w-here 5M speM the rpast tt.ree MT. and .~Iris. Da._iii(( Darst Jr. Hospita1• . m;>n.l'his in pS)ICir£atrie .tmin'i-nrg ot it L. · nuohan1 ia 'spendihg the St. f'i.ranci·.s Sc~ of N~n-g, EMERGENCY CALL weekend . with Warren ~Pdess . in to a • e Mr. and Mrt. William 9rvJHf left lh1a wek wttb frlindl to apeDCI their vacation 1n norl~ and. ¥n , • umbu> be1aC -...... ... Robert Jay, Mro. Gru~o '1 ! r from Un.tV'M!IJt:y Jbpitfll W'h.ere is staying with Don and De 'I Tbe- eoN:rtnr pm'jfd ol the W(<lie '$he 1has been a IS\Il'eittaJ! rpa(imt Grueser at their home on Gr nt Awake Gii'IIJ 4-H Club was com· Mrs. G'illl'oof Davidaorl vttit.ed Street. Mr. and Mrs.. Howard_ Byers pJI!Ud ~ evwiO& when T~r~~ey wirllh Mrzl. Dora Romjne, they held -a eover«L dish suwer at fle.rter, wbo _i-s Cl'i:tically il1 at tbe- were in Columbus tbia week to 1 visit Mr. and Mrs. James Lewi&' tbe !home oi .fht'Jir councillor Mn: . Holzer Hoopltal. L. W. 'J,Je<;o:n..- Wam weft' made IHrw. - 0r81'ly_ Davis was i.U 11.nd and celebrate thelr hoatea' bl.rtbfor a 'wb:itt ~ &u~ w be Mrs. Noa·b }{as)ajns- was subt:i.i-tute day. lleJd at the neM: ~ with for 'her at -t be Foortb Grade. Joe Young, Sr. was guest of honJa:Qat KJry Baker -as b,ortea. Eal\1 S. Abbott (JIIiClr) wOO ill a or when his daughter, Mrs. Cbaf.. The 4tH colors of green and for-mer MKMI_Q Ori ~ js a Jesllradburj, and b~ famlly enterwhite were used for ttle table de· pal·i eat f.t .a V-etffall!l 'R:'IlSJli.~ i·n tained with a dinner celebratin& coratilolb -and IMre. McComas was F·lol.•kla -an-d bis addreaos is Ward B, his b[rthday Thursday. Mrs. Youna o83Sist.ed by Mn!l. Eber Lewi:.- and Sout•h Room 237, Ba:y Pine, Vet-er· was also a a:uest at the part.y. I Mrs. Robell1l. MeElhinlly. Fourtoon a-ns' Admirw-str~· Hospital, St. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Crooks and membeni' were pTICtiCDl a·o d games Pet~rsburg, F-l"trida. . three children attended the birthwore played w~th prizes g-oing to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Darltng day party for her hther, Henry Cbr\sltline CDal5., Carolyn Well s \ave returned to their !ormer Fruth, at the home of Mr. and Mn. and Koarm MeELhimlo/ 00 the Sea: huane in Akron alter he completed Louia Roasi, Point Pleasant. venger Hunt, aod Bal"b&1'& Covert. hls work at. t~c ~VEC plant. They Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bachtel and Janice Ziot'kle aod Jlkt)' Butcb.er 011 have been lmng LR the Rue apart· daughter, Claudla have returned other game.!. ment dn Third Avenue. to their tlome in Eleanor, W. Va. alter a short visit with his brother Forrest Bachtel, and family. Mrs. Charl"l'!! Bennett, Mrs. A. R. Pullen, Mrs. Griff Russell, Mrs. Cook1ng ProJect Sleanor S. Scbaaf, Middl•pcrt Society Eclltor -Phone 6071 POMEROY Girls Wide Awake 4-H Cl11b Finishes POMEROY SOCIETY The Daily Sentinel Frie!oy, Fe6ruory 10, • G.<"O!I'g(', and one ll'i'('(.'JC . Mrs . Bhmrltc K!!t'!h'DC. boiiJtJ o:f ~tlms . Fliffid!-: nNf)' CIBJ,J at ~JK" F.wln ~ F'urJetJ&I ILomc M an~ 1'imc. Burial IWN. be ito Soeeb Grlove c ..-.m dcry. HOLZIR HOSPITAL CURVY " .wlltl Olhrlor at a . conference" in a -New ,York ...._Ito •nnounc:e "'"' wtn • , film ........ or Prlnoe': ~... .hir.:~ Na IHS th8n 200 rlfllln.,l 1M photosr•ph•rt lllnnted lnte the rttorn to ' " the tl~rf.f11m· ed-.ct......_ Sir Lturenft;:. II'Ht •ctor known fDr auch .trtumplla •1 "Hemtet'' Ni;d noJI'!tPI- Admitted Friday: Richard L. Coleman. Long Bottom; Lewis Weaver, New Haven. Admitted Saturday: Mrs. AUlltin Phillips. Births : A son, to Mr. and Mn. Aw;tln Pb!Wpa. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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