http://66.213.69.5/files/original/7f431bd946d955f1244c1a65aecba396.pdf f8d571cf81033bf6148808cfc025db94 PDF Text Text 'T -- Pooe Six . "he Doilv Sentinel. Pomerov-Middleoort, Ohio • Saturday, Feliruory 11, 1956 Fr.e MethHJat Churc~ e t41rry iPJ 8:00; Prayer Meetinl( Wednet· S\lo· day '7 :30. llyacll Ruo Sundar meelinJ SCbool 10; PrMc:bin& 11 :111. Bates, P1stor, Llurel Cliff. d11.y School 9:10; C1111 10:31); FMY service ?:00; Preach- . ' great Mid BY A fi.il J..cket\. I v<ng"''/' edthem "' tfley tlbe c.ha t et bc[<l - """"""' f(lllglt 1 ·~ llle hal ents of U"rT'O'U~ eoac ncwr i a b~:g game c roy rs. ' e.a:rly . most l : ing 13:n • !P<Jll n : t.hc \\'( ·Acto ..... of tt f .. r •• col'lt mon moo "" frol'l ... H11r ond w•• odd ...... by ot I .. d If, Tl j lllll • ouh.< appeal to both }Wilfl met old. Don't mt. ~ it. Evwy member li5 weect to atJt.ood and bring dMili' fri«lds . Mathodi .t Ch•r,., Emtnabelle F . Sopher, l...etlart Falls. 9:30 A. M. Apple Grove; 10 :30 A . M. P'Lanb;; 7 P. M. Ldart F>&t~; 'Jlbursday It i1. you who ha .... doocl by me 7:30 P . IMt IDasl; Letart; Prayer throuvh my trillS. ll.uke 22:21.) Meehogs: Sl.lDday 7:3(1 V . M. E¥1 F.dlr•ted Church, Waldo J. Letart: Sunday 7:30 P. M. Apple ltartels, Pa.-.'Wr. Fred BlvatWar , Grove; Wedne<day i P M. Letar1 Supt. 9. 15 A M S11ndiity Sehool ralls. MYF Meetings: Monday 7:30 I(J 3U A . ~Il Wors h.rp M'Jl'Vicc; Spe-- Appll:l Grove; ThurOOay 7 P. M. •.w mwHc from 10 15 t.o 10:30 A . f.ct,gj f....c::t.az,t. 'i.. 6 :iO P M. Youbh t'l'l lowship. AlfrH Methocli.t Church, R. M. Sermon \(J (Jtc '" I-t 1:, hard 1!.0 be 01 <~~·e . SWrday School 8:30 Lloyd t:hni.ll<Ul .. L'iJJilC and WOrship. DiUi'nger, Supt.. W015bi,p 8fii"'V'ioes You arc wl'loomc. 10:45 with the p89lur bringing .t.t.e Chriiti•n Selene~ S«Kiety, 144 message. Sunday evt.'Oi!lg 'lit 7:30 Mult>e-ny Avot.•., P"Omeroy . Mcmn- meeting of MYF. Satur<lay Feb. 1 J ;ng ~ "'\'liCe II A. ~f. wtth SOUL at 7:30 HYF Va1ontine J)Qliy and 1 tw_. ~ ul*"V1. ;ul<l G)ldon Text I w..U ell-Hi 5Upper. Wedo«Kl.ay -evening: M"l my labernadc auwng you; •a nd pr•ayer 'Se!"vice 7:30. rn1 soul ;; hall n-ol a!Jhor you . And Church of Christ, Middleport, 1 'wtll o•:alk amun,g you , and wi11 F'nld Gwdner, P.astor. Bible School ~· )"QUr G-od "lllnd yc :.ha.ll be my peOple. LeVIt.iCU:S 26: II, 12. Sun- Russell Wilson, Supt. Momriug day Sehool 10 A . M. Wt>dnesdday 'WIIJr:!Jblp 10:30 topic "ln His Preevl:'nlflK !>er-vkc at 8 You are wel- &enee"; 8:30 ClmistNal EDdeavor, ('UilH' . Readrng room in rea:r of 7:30 Rovi'v.al· MITViee w.wh Rev. chw'C'h open ,tJu publi!C Mlonday and Fred Dunn speakiDg on "OW:· Contl,ibuti<m."; revlvll .9el"'Vj,ooo for the Wedn~<~Y fmm 2 to 4 P. M. followjog week 7:30. Unit•d Methodi1t Church, J. LH• Flnt B1.. l•t Church, Mickll .. lie KunLl', PltNtor. Church Sdrool port, C. E. H~ , PasWr. Dr. 11h;o. 9 : 15 Jh.-o Smi Lh , Stlpl. WOT"Slhip m~r.~ RadtO'rd, Pomeroy, will oeeupy Scl'\iiet IU ::.JLI "God hath made us the JNI:p~t in ·t he pasl()r's ~ . orK'"; Youlth J·"cllow:.'hi.p 5:30; Churcb Sc!h:ool 9:15 Fra·nk Chee-9C?Ilonday 2 r M. Daugiltcrs of RIJI.h brew, Supt.; ·~flam;Dg worsbdp at Cla~s WLJ! nwP! a-t U1c home of 10 :15 •l.opic "Oha'nge That to !M'y MT.s. (;eorl'(t' P:lrkt•t'. Mond;~y 7:30 A('C()unt"; School of Missions for 'Jlrainmt:: t'onfOI'MCil fur l..a:o.· Visi· Pl"'illl'lft'y aOO Jul1'ior Dept. IMi-8. llation -at W·ha·lcr'Sbuq~ . Wl"dnes" P.<tul Smart di-rector; 5:30 Sr. Hi ~ay 7.30 As h WtdneMlii Y Le·nten Y'Outh; 13 School of Mi.'6i0111!1' Jr. 8("l'vke; Thul'>irhoy 7 L'h01r Rehear· and Sr. Hi; 8:30 Jr. Hi FeUowship .,.,]; Fri-day 2 1'. U. World f~ay of 7:30 Evening: 9Cf'Vicc; 'ftu~ 7 :SO Prayer at B<Jpti.st Churdt- Len- Love4oy Gi:rcl.e !ll'l MnP. AUen. -ten Servlcl". This bt•g : n~ a S(.'l'ic~ Hugh~'; Wednesday 7:30 Mi:ss:ion of si x st~rviN'."- t1!•a.n n rd for •t he f(JJ' Adults; 8:30 Sr. ehoi'I'; Tlu.lt"$chUJ'th for Wt•dn(!.l;lday evt•nt ng ~ day 6:4ti Jr . choir; 7:30 Busy Bee preCf'ding Ea.sler. On Ash Wed· c1.11rss ·a t church ; Friday 2 p . m . m·st~y 1!he b<J.y:s uhoi:J• h>c)lll L1Jt:in CommunitywiOO World Day of lns1itult• wtll IJI'i•n-g: LIS swl'ial mu· Prayer at Heat·h Clmrch; 7:30 o'!"i('. An;~t : h('J' feallK'tl of ·t'ht• t•ve.l· YBA mecti•ng 81: chUJ"l·h. ing will l:.t• a f,itm " 1\ti s:-:JortaJ-y •to Mt, Moriah B1ptl•t Church, MldWalke.r,:r Ga.r+agl'" Thi s film has a ' dJ.eport, N . D. &ordt•n·, piasi:Ql', I 1\1111 llll T:tn ' fMAKE_VOUR EARN~OS "" I'm DO A ·arJI I t·h ~ 22p~ . aouble I:Wb' 1~ IIIUSf. · poy currtinl axpenses. Some of it should also., · be appr.ed to your r lulur<t need lor ready cosh. When you cash each paycheck, put some of lhe proceeds in o Sav~Att AccouRI in this bonk. For yout future} .it pays to save regularly[ - - ·e-y-yo-11-earn • ' ' f The FARMERS BANK and Savings Company - .... POMEROY, OHIO Fedenl a...rve Syololll Member MIMUR FIDIRAL t•IPOSIT INSURAN'I COR,, FOR A VALENTINE THAN GIFI'S OF JEWELRY • B. H. SANBORN , ., Jewelry Store Middleport, Ohio WEATHER enttne OHIO' b - , , _ - · · hloh 35-40 ftOf'fh aNI Qlttrat and t044 btAJnL9 aouth; IIOflle ciDUdlo ""' tonivht lew 21-34: ,_,iltly fotlowH .., llfht snow In notth. TUMCiay eloudy ancl Mildltr wltft rtln llklly foU.-..d ltY lnOW Hurri" and colder hi tM 1tfer· Del'Oted l'o I'Jae lttterens ·\ · ZENITH Sc ...... FLASH-0-MATIC · • ' vers1a an First PrHbyt•rl•n Church, Middleport, How-.mt Ru.ppe'l.t , Pastar. Cburoch SCOOol 9:30 Jam.e s BuC'hlmCm, Supt; lbm.lng W'OI'Slrip at 10:30 ordiootiun· •and maallation of Deacons John rlmSOru. Ge'OJ"GC Buch.a-n.on, Georlge Andcr'Son, Vmcent Bobo, Dwight Wa<Uaoe; Dt.-.aOOll'eSSES M!ni:. F.red DeW~. M·i"l~ But Mai1gart Sauer, Mrs. Clinton f'c;.h· er, .t opk "The Deacon"; 6 rp. m. WcstaniObtEr YOO(Il Fel:low~h'ip ; i\londay Deacons mootirq;:; Wednesday 6:30 Jr. cOOir; 7 p . HL SenkJor <"lroir. Presbyhtri•n Church, Syracute, Howa.rd Ruppck. Pastor. Chu:rch School 9 :30 Robert Hardin., Supl. 6:30; F.vening WOJ'S'hip a·nd wdimL•Iiton a!l1d in.s.t•altat:Jon, <Yf Elder&, \Sermon .topic "The Elldcr" 7:30. ~thodl•t Chun:h, Racln•. John ElW'OOd, Pastor . Racine, Oak Grove Alntriquity, Forf:.<it Run, Sutton Racine: Sul)da.y SctlooJ 9:30 A. M.; Y-outh FaUow:dlip 6 P. M.; Eveni,n.g W();l1!;lh!i:p 7:30 P. M. Oak Grov<' : M'()fttin,~t Wo.ro:hip U5 A. M. Sunda> Sd.ool 10.45 HAS OFFERED SUCH For Quality . -. OUTSTANDI·NG VALUES ' BEFORE NOW BUY THEM I Graci lpiKopel Church, &..t Main Strcd, romeruy . Rev, J . , Edwin Charles, Rec~.or; Mrs. Ce· dric W. Cl1rk, oraaniiSL Wor~:~hip and l'ermon at 10:30 A. M.. Holy t:ommunion first Sundar in month. Church S<'hool, B~ginncn; and rrtmar)', al 10:30 A. M. For infor· matlon concerning our work, please telephonl! 302-J. TIM Flnt 8apfl~ ~hurch, Pom· eroy, Rev. Ralph Zundel, Pastor. Church School 9:30 A. M. MQrning Wnrship 10:30 A. M. Thu Salv•tlon Army, MlddllpCJrl, Capr:ain Glenna Rummell. , Sunday School 2:30; Hollnel!'ls ' meetiDI 3:30. Open Air Service 7 P. M. Salvation meetits 7:30. Chri1tlan Church •' k11dnlll1 tvery Sunday 10 i\ , M. Sunday School and Communion Jin~t Sunday In month II A. M. Church eommunlott Hnd preaching; third Bund<~y i·n month 7:30 P. M. church prea~chlnt-Rcv. Harold c. [)o&ter, Putor. Cl\rl1tlan Church at Long lot· l.am, every Sunday e::JO A. M. Bunday School and communion; rlrst Sunday In month 7:30 P. M. Church preaching: tblrd Sunday ir&.month 10:30 A.-M. Church com • munlun 11nd prrachlna. -Rev. llaL'old C. Dol!tcr. Pat~lur. Th1 Church of Chrl•t, Keno, every Sunday 9:30 A. M. Sunday tiecond School and communion, Sunday In month 10:JO A. M. Chu1'1.'h communion and pre,ychin~: fourth Sunday in month ~:30 1'. Pit. rburch preach.ing.-Rev . Harold C:. Oo11\-tL' , Pa~ur. The (hrlatlan Church at Hem. loth Grove, every Sunday 9:30 A. M. Sunday School 1nd L'Orumunion ~econd Sunday in l'nonlh 7:30 P. M. church pre•chltti fQllrth Sunday Ia month 10:30 A. M. rhurcb eomntunton and l~~-~'(-:1-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~!Jllll•rold C~rt.ten C. B. b". Kl......,rr A. Pastor. arm . . .. HURRY MONDAY FOR POSSIBLE PRICE. PROOF ITS ITS UNBELIEVEABLE SENSATIONAL WE SELL FOR LESS 1950 CHRYSLER 4 dr 1949 CHEVROLET 2 dr 1947 PONTIAC 4 dr -1946 OLDSMOBILE 2 dr YOUR CHOICE $188 I $288 $688 w. 202. Civil Alo P&trul. boys girls from li-18, .... intero!OLed .in -tlhis Squadron, are 'aSk· You un till by the smU• on Rooer Morpn~• ff!l• that ,thlt 1953 I uick Is tollt Ill eftry wy. SM f.,. rourMit. Sat• sttrh Monc11r. · SPE ' ; ! ' TOP VALUES ' MERCURY 4 dr 1950 • 1949 OLDSMOIILE 2 dr 1950 MERCURY 2 dr 1950 CHEVROLET .2 dr YOUR CHOICE ~~t~~~~:~~!~.:~this· tt thla • • • :· - • 1: "' • ~. , .... - • Mil~$ I.e, • -... - · - - - rl ; , ,r GENERAL HOSPITAL SmMllt, Pomeroy. Admitted Saturday: Mrs. Jessie Powell, New Haven. W. Va. DiSJl"l'i:ssed: MM Berlt:ha Groot, Middl•pont; Mn. Corn ~.... Oheeter; Roy Moter, RutlAnd:; Ho-Cam>ll Ctmdtff. - . , . on<1 _ . . ,>Irs. or a ,.. " ,. -=· ---Didlt, Mlddl•l"""' Mr. ond Mm. sont. Pomeror. Ohatile< Su-.,lcloua Mlrt ' DANBURY. Conn. - ' OHIO lcr builkting mooaoo beh~een Coal aru1 Race st. , \'oung peopl~ £.r om Ohi-o and Wes.t V~gi'nia· mey join 1bhe Squadron and 'PiH be 1b~~ .:oavi,g.Miion radio. first alid, dnlll and otthCII' ·Mnt01'109ting ll!iubjecll.!. Cadets arc used on or.ieni:'atiml· n~~htrs in :tlhe Squadron's plan &nd may be eli· giiJJ-e for two weeb' dut~ 'lilt tre· gular army camps. Bo)'l'll eomg mt.o Jtbe atl'med &er· vioas &r.ou.ld be mtetrelilted •;n t!h.i:S' program, Pruntyol.own 1lmd ~he buil~ at Laloin w.ill be USII.'d far the Negro gi:nl& now at rllhe Ind'll9l:l'i1Wl Gif.ls' Home et Hiunt.ingtoll foUowirug tlhe int.cg.l'!aUon 10f lhoo:pH.als and inr~U.tut00nl9 tbrouighout lthe Htate by 1Jhe WoC!Ot Vi'Jwi'nia l.cw;·iSlOOure. Some .of lthe Uak.in boys willq be pl'<l«'d 1in new forestry umtP\!i to be ~stabl~OO by .tlhe Board of CoM.r.ol wi1th tOO coopct"".a'\Aon of t.be St:aVe t.ooAierva.tion Commi&rion. No date ihas :b een set: fiOll tthe move .as~ yet, but it ·is: ex-pected Chat .tJle :frorestiry oamps wji)J be urrder way w.wbin l{lb('t next: t ew wooka Elizabeth Thaxton Funeral Services T D F.• Will B T esd wo raw mes . e u ay In Local Court "'-dmlltted Satunlay and Suadtcy: Fu.DeNl servi<.U for Elil.abet.h Two: •pel'60ns WICI'1e fined in <.'.oUI'1 Helen Hudrrall, Splli111f~ Dod., J. 11hulon, 83, wtho died ,at ·llhe Beaver, R4rclne; Mrs. Ohm,le:so home of a daugltter, •rtT!rs. Bl·aoohc action OVl'll' rtme weekend by ilocal meJII!, Pomeroy arD Mrs. JcaJJ Jeffries. BjdWieiJ, Ohio, Sunday magisi.MtCI.'I'. OM $88 $588 $388 ••• OYER 30. CAR~A~L ON SALE pei'SOJE today. Aooordh,g ltlo- illhe report: MDlVil Littile, 32, Oh.B!ih.Ire, wa.s :fin;ed; $5 and ..,... by Middlaport'o !Mayor C. 0. F.U~. Saturday ni·elrt, on Lhe ~<s of ,speeding; Pall Mii· t'beJ.l, 21. t Middlepoot. on tlbe i!lralll:os of epeeding and' t"Jt!L<<isli'llg &rreSI:·, w.ru lace G.a4Upo~ Municl· pal Judge Janes. He posted bond Oll botlb ICihqes. Dalror, 21, JM;ddleport. the ropmt Sllli.d! wa~ inaaroerated in tlhe G'&dlJ.fa County jaW. ohaoged w.~ driv:Ntg W,flloe mtoxic.art.ed He ·is to face illbese Charges befOl'~ ~dge Janeo .today. CJI,ay Ebli" 36 Pon:llt'II'Oy, waa cited, ~00 wl<:•t urJSafe oper.t.foo: to tntpear beforr P.omeroy :P.!ia,yor E. F. Robinsun oo Febnllll'Y 19, • Oft P. M. MJ dlhe Sftuler ipl'Qpet.flf <¥It N. Buys now rat. .tthe Negro Boys were mested Sat· Third Avenue, Middiei)Qr!t. lll!dustri·a·l SChool' at La·killl wm be urdb:y .night, for lbralf1c V·lolal:ions Hcadqllal1Lcm of tbe local ut1 it libe Ohio HJ®hw ay Pvtrol TePOrted 'aX1EI on :tjhe first f'IIOOII" of tlhe Shu int~rated at Jt!he wh~e ~ at Four $1088 SPECIAL • mundson, Weslern. Highway Patrol .tb~ ~..:,:·=. Integration Plan ~nd At Lak•m Sch00l Cites VI' our For .... Traffic Counts : ;~<;,~~~.":~~,~ To Be Made Soon ' CHEAP TRANSPORTATION 1948 PACKARD 4 dr 1948 BUICK 2 dr 1947 CHEVROLET 2 dr ' 1947 BUICK 2 dr YOUR CHOICE Me1gs ' CAP u01't Makes Plan For Cadet Squadron Club, ACTUAL PHOtTOS BUY HERE AND SAVE HURRY! Meigs-Co Public School Employee Chapter T., Meet I WE MEAN BUSINESS 1950 LINCOLN 2 dr 1949 OLDSMOBILE 4 dr 1949 CHEVROLETcpe YOUR CHOICE Numb•l' on• on our lot Is this 1949 C1dlllac, series 62 wd1n, Nn '(ou can awn a bHutlful Cedlllec: .t thl• new .ow prlct. Allen, Columbu• chairm1n of R1dlo 1nd TV publicity, ~rank ~usehe F.ounders Dav 'fo · Be Held TUe ay . SPECIAL SPECJAL ancl J. Curtis Govemo' ""' shown his interest in the rapid I progress being made in the ma'}Y J. phases of the art and selence of sd• · t photography. He h9S declared February 26 to March 3 as Profession· ·' al Photographers Week to coin· M-aricUa CoHcgc·s !21st ran.m- cide with the annual convention Two 1:peakers from the Ohio veraa·r y qf ~~ founding w1Jl be at Columbus, Ohio, of the Ohio Association of Public School E~ · celcbNted ;t'UI1WJ'l'"OW w~\~1 !·%1i· Professional Photographers ASf¥)Ci· ployees, and a ltleal speaker w11l v.kties -~<Deluding ~arding uf oon- ation. highlight the meeting of the Meigs ()r-a:ry >Gegl"letlS, luooheon;S aM a· The convention wiU be pac)led Cbap\er, to be held Wcdhcsday Pr:CSKI.t-"tl:l s receptWD:. as usuaJ with ingtructive ctinics evening or the Syracuse School, l'reJ.rud:e to •une l'Ouudcrs' Day and entertainment with an exPect· ! the county superintendant's office ceremonies will 00 thcld M H P.M. cd attendance of some 1500 Jens· . reported toda~1. too.a-y 'When f>amed flying bcro men a n d t he isr w i v e I The dinner meeting, which is Cvl Dean }!;, Hess, w.tro ill' ·t.o be One o( the r;pcctal events will to begin at 7 p . m., will have as awarded an ;booorrary Doctur of be a real wedding conducted on toaz;:.t master, Superintendant of Humanrti'es degree, will .speak u:t the stage in a manner correct in Meigs County Schools, 0. 0. Pat· • special program spon.<Ktred by every detaiL The coronation of terson. State Representative. Geoloc.d Ago J'':o.rce Reserve uWts . the photogs' queen at the grand rge Meinhart, will gh•e a short talk L'ol. Hess will .aJso. ·give. ltlhe ball Ftlb. Zl, will be another tnem before the group, and other ~peak· ~·ptJl .~ ijl(. 'tloQwnrow's -iJrable event. The queen is beioe e.rs include , Wesley Jtidenour, holrders' Dtt¥ '."OCii:JVOC'Ibon~ '<its-- '!elected by Hollywood celebrities Ch1irm1lf"'Of the Stat. OPSE. Legisfrom pot1'talts siibmitted by mem. lflive Committee, whose topic will cussing "Armtng J!'.or Peace." Armouooed .319 degree ll'"etlpients hers of the Ohio group. She bursts J)e ''Tln'ough the Years with at ·tlb.e Mmulll· ob&erva·nce tomoo.·· from a six-foot high camera durn· OPSE," and Ward Ashley. secretary row ce WiJ.Ii'am McOh.CQliC(Y Mal"'- ing lhe grand marrb. of the State School Employees tJ'n; k., clr&inn.m ?l the bo<lt'd of Last year .ianet Bailey of Akron, Ass?,cintion, a~d his topic wll.~ be a:ov.erll'ICR'S of ltihe Federa·l Reserve formally crowned Queen of the on Yout· Retirement System. Sy«;em; Dr. T, D. ryuuips, ro~I"'- Cherry Blossom Festival by Mrs. Melgs Chapler No. 17. has at od •head ol •t'he 'Marielrta .~M:s Dwight Eisenhower, won the honur present 69 members, _and an} detpaM;ments; ~amliton_ A. J:>en;. and wns escorted by the late Rob- .school employ~, ext'ludang teach~ Marrette clvJIC <and bUSl- ert Francis, Columbia star in "The ers and admmtstrators, may beness leader and Col Hess.. Long Grey Line". come a member. Luncheonas ihOII!Ol'lng Cal:. Hess, A favorite item with the public President of _the loca~ chapter is Martin, t!be otlbcr two deg·r ee re· will be the huge display of prints, Carl Gorby; VICe president, Hoss cjpi'enlts, tJbe colll'e,ge tl'l.~Stooos, and u~:~ually <tbout 300 in the lobby of Cleland; treiUiurer, Eldon Weeks; wrves of rtJhe .t:rust.eres aOO trhe the Deshler-Hilto~ hotel. secretary, Mrs. Wilma Sargent. aw&rd 1bonoi'ecs widJ.: be .giverl at Membcl'S of the executive commit· \lat·iiOus 8pote .in M:lried:rta ;rt. 12:30 tee are : . . Edna Clark, Bedford Lop. m. tomorrow. cal School District; Westra CrabAbo scbcd·u led are tthe -amwB<l tree, Columbia District; Ross ClereoeptioonJ at ~fume of PresiderJI. land, Eastern; E . R. Carr, NorthoDd Mro. 'Boy lrvlno. ond • ern; Elden Weeks, Salisbury; Ralph meetkng of the Graduate Science Henderson, Southern and Ma:a Ed· ••••• AT THE LOWEST chairman; Andrew Stof1n, OMr· lin in chuge of print 1xhlblt h•ld at Columbus Febru~ry 26 to March 3, Left to rltht In ttte photo er•: Pa~t~l H, MM'ch, De· fianCI, prllld•nt of th• OPPA; John W1kelin, Tol-'•· ~rotram ~arietta College 1 Sutto.n: Sund111y Sahool Road, LEADERS IN preparint for the OI)Jo Profe.uiOMI f'hot9gnph· In Auoci1tion annual con-wen. tion .,.. picturtd sbov• " th,1y tnap plana for th1 mMting to be We Have The Reputation Westrninb1-l"'" Yolt!lh Fellowshi-p a1 A. M. eto dy M. ... . ... at y • • Do U From Your Chair 10 A. M.; Morning Won;ohip ll A. M. FOIJ'"et>t Run : !\fuming W(.llli$.hitJ 9 A. M.: Sun4ay School Q:50 A M. Offioi·HJ Boa1•d mretAn,g w1u; lrcld F·riday even.iii"K at d)C 'home of Mlrs. Anne Bai~oy . A:nl·iquity: Surw:l.ay Schoo] 9:30 A. M.: 'J1hLlrsday evenin,~t W()f1;:h·ip 7:30 P. M. 'I1h1.111Sday Y'Ou'Ub i 'cl· lo~hip 6:30 P . M. ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN CHURCH, Pomeroy , L. M. Mohr· hoff, pastor. The pastor is planning to conduct mid·W€1ek Len1cn Mcn·icc. The fir.~t wlll be held un Ash Wedn<'sday, Feb. 15th <JI 7.::1U o'l'luck. Theme will be "Bcholr Your King " His Crown- Hi s SeeD ler -Hi~ Robe-His Kin.~:dom ~ His Credenlial!;- Bis Homagf'Hi.'l Death. The public i.~ lnvill'd . THE RACINE MISSION, Cherlu Bu~h. Pa~:~lor. Sunday S~houl 10 a. m. Sunday cveninu wor~hir• 7:30 p. m. Weekly l'rayrt' St·rvino.'i Tuc.tiday 7:30 p . m. ruriiHnd ~<'I' vices Pnycr licrvicc Mond11y at 7::t0 p. m. Regular chUL'C"h ,~;crvlcc~ , l''rlday 7:30 p. m . RACINE AND GREAT BEND Bupttat Church, Rev. WclikV Jenkins, Putor. Sermon Topic "Divine Rule" , Sunday School 9:30 a. m. Sunt11y mornin& worship 10:43 a. m. (Raeine) BYPU "1 :30 p. m. Sunday evening worship '1:30 p m. (Great Bend) Werkly Prayer t~N'ViCNl Wcdne11day 7:30 p. m. CHURCH Of CHRIST: Hll1nd Chapel, Rev. Edl~;on \Vcaver, Bihle School 10 11 . m. Supl. Henrv Eblin; Morning aNvice 11 :30 A. M.; E\'ll.ngrlistic Scr\·ice 7:30 P. ' :> h i ll mal ' ' Floor Madel • :Wl~al~tor~ · ~~KI~Icourse, Jr., w•s wron~r CUP) s1.1spected witb bill: and returned it. It was $'111,8118,1193.110. morning wi-ll be held T-uesday at AlfTod Damt, 32, PoiOOJW, ae2 .o'~lock ,tn the La!Wt 'Mobhodht oordl:ng to ,~he ~heriffs dep-df.t· Church. ment was .fined $10 end coo,+,:, to· Sutn'Jving are 1two ~bt;en;·. day by Juistrice of -tlhe Peace Ga-Mm. JefCries, Bidwclil 111nd. l£1\!. akl Reutoo. on rllhe charge9 of\as· Charles Wagner, Sy·l"lliCU'9C, 0., sa.Udlt :and battery. Darst was ar. and a son, Ol<len 11baxton, Letart. ~ Satu:rday nieht by ILlM!J shet· A-1'8G SUt"Vttviag 181'-e tbrlee sisters rtr.s otmce on .a warrant swom Ml':!l. AJioe SiiB:m, Dmlblll", W. Va.; by llii.'t wife, Mrs. Mfll'ed Damt. He .Mlrs. Nora Ohamllltn, ObarJestJon w.as aooused '6f M.98UJ.ti'llg his wti'e and !Mb& Julia< Arohfbold. ObaJI1es- wt t'lteir :i'esildoooo on. L£noolln Hl•ll ton; ltttee grandehildtuJ. and four . lo 1\l.yw E . F. Robinson'tr court ~· oznmdcb!ldn.'R. S~L.I.l'day ·night, Goorge J. Young, Btml•al wnl be made in :t1he Le· P~ was ·m eted ~ ancJ (Q;II:g tm1t IJernllt.eloy WJd!er tbe dtreotion on tti:le ~htmg.e or openat'klg e veqr ttbe Ewing F.crnet'a]; Home, at :tUde wibb • ·kfad iMecur'el.y f • the Bide ol iber ialte ~baJid, itfmed. He WMH •atftBtred. Friday by lldw.ml T - · lib< llillbway Patrol. Lenten Services Starts Feb 15 At Federated Church 4th Annual P..-Mid--Wa Band Festival Held At Middleport Wednesday, February 15, vpen~ the Lenten Season. This is rc · 1 cognized as Ash Wednesday by the churches. The Women's Guild o£ Fc.dc.r · ated Church will be in charge of A~ enthusias~IC audience of the service and ¥~ill conduct a can· mus1e-lovers enjoyed the fourtl• die light service and the pastor Re.v. Waldo J. Bartels will give annual l'o·Mid-Wa Band Festival the meditation: "The Aim of Lent." at M!ddleport auditorium Saturday This is the Lenten Quiet Hour as evemng, u~der the direction of observed by all Women of the Chester Fa1r, forme! High School l!:vangelical and Reformed . Pres· an~ College musJc mstruc~or and a1s1Stant director of the Oh1o State byteri•n Church . Every Wednesday for the six Ail:Ohio Boys Ba11;d. Fair Is as· weekg in Lent Ule Federated soc1att d with the G1nn Music Com· Church will have Worship Service pan)' at present. to which the public is invited. The guest conductor introduced Services at 7:ao P. M. Holy Week; Wedne•day will ~ Worship ~I'· vice, Thursday will be ComU munlon, Friday (Govd Friday). Three Hour Devotional SerVice ,f rom 12:00 to 3:00\ Union Services · on Good Friday Niaht at 7:30 r. M. wtlh Rev. Leslie Kunze bringing tbe message. • Easter Sunrise Service will be Support ol ll.be .spooiaa school in charge or the chojr, followed by !evy to be Voted at tl\c: Ma,y 8 breakfast at the church, Sunday prilll8l")' ·m M!is()n County was Church School and Warship Ser- tl1lfed •M. a l"leCent meeting of die vice. / nhson CouJJty Coon"CiJ of PTA ------. htthl: at ·tOO R'()I().SCII'e1t EleJI'len.tary Sdlml· n:car Pt. PI C!&9IIOI. tee\"Jltly. l oly Rotar~ Honor Middleport "A"' Honor Students The Middleport·Pomeroy Rotary Club honored "A" students from the Sophomarc and Freshman classes at MiddJoport High School when these students were gucst:J of honar at the regular dlnner meetlilg of the Rotary Club at Heath Methodist Chureh. Supt. L. W. McCom11:1, who lntrodueed the guests, thanked Rotary for their sponsoring of this special honor tor "A" students. At the end of the second semester the top students In the Junior and Senio~ classes will be hvnorcd in the same way. Young people who were guests FTiday were: SophOmores, Dee Sauer, M•rtha ~uires, Kay Darst., Vera Covert, Phyllis Stanle}', Gene Crooks, Thomas Skinner; Fresh· man, Carol Jean Hutlson. WORLD DAY OF PRAYER Tuppers Plains: There will be a uoion Service in observance of the Woi-ld Day of Pra)'er, Friday, February 17, at 2 o'clack at the Tuppers Plalng Melhodist Church witb · members from the Christian, Unlted Brethren, arid Mt!thodist Churc~• participating ln the pro- gram. Everyone Is welcome. the directors &:the bands: Ray Woodgeard, Po · Cioy· James Breen Wahama, and Ea W~rnke Middle' port, aod congratul,ted ihem on the results of their\ teaching as s~w~ . in the prepara~on, musicp.l tram1ng, dependability, cti\utesy, reliability and response t.;Y discipline of tbeir pupil$. /_.· He alaa spoJr:4t:,)ltr«tly to the pareata in the audience and as· ~ured the.m that the houn of pract· 1re, the cost ol lessons and instrumeots and the general worrs of keepina: a child interested in their music were definitely worth-while. He praised the one hundred •nd niaety YOUR.I people who had work· ed most of Saturday in bard rt· heanalB tn preparation for the concert and said that he ·had had absolutely no disciplinary ~ra· blems, which he · considered unus. ual with such a large group. Fair' was more informal than otlwr guest conductors who have 1ppeared with the combined bRnds MARl EllA, 0. UP- Authoriand called •ttcntiOn to the individties today sough-t to c100nnme ual :pla)'ers including Roger Hysell, 'IIbe dRscflssiiOOt oo tihe levy percus•lonist, Whose name had ~be cauoe ol a Sundoy lire ...,iob bnlugbll oU.l' .t he tact that tlte been unintentionally omitted from Joilled '"" ......... . ()rief D. E. Dr<mea sam t.be sperial· tcvy 'i<;~ <B eaottnuation. rod" a the program . f1re brok~ out !Ill oae of ttl& six 1ovy """""' '" r....., and w1n ""' He dist'u.sscd the various select- apattm.e-o.b of a 28-room frame ~ t'ltxw ov~ trOO CUlftlll: ions And asked the audience to building a block from Ute busi· lilore. It wa'!; expleiki!Cd <tlhat Ht:e ·le\")' show their reaction to an arrange· JIICSS distl'id:. 'l1be fire dwrragOO a w"hioh wiH yte.Jd appNximately ment ·of Beethoven's piano con· bouse on an ad,joinjng iliot. The fire Wclil116 were otcvehmd $172,000 .a- yaar wiU be~ foC ~orto "Artdante Cantabile" and the Weber. 70. oand Mist Edna Il'Vine, modern "Par•de or the Icicles" by eonslructil(m, · salatit.'S, equipment, Dedriek. The applause showed 45. Ten o'tlherpersord in the bui'ld· end rupplies. that 1he audience favored the mod. ing eseapcd. Jt WIIS' brou$bt. wt at ~~he meet· ern piece but ao unexpected re. il)l ~~1a.t ·tlbe !Mason County scfltiol sponse was shown by the small son s~em wooJd OO'J]'tllin"ro .w :doler!- of Director Breen who wept during ioralc it 'Iillo levy is f1(ll. ~. the Beethoven selection until his Spokesmen ·aiiiSO sa.ild b~t · ·ill' J8' do- father took him back-stage. si'l'a.bie 1.o •p3S9 4Jhe devy·.fW N'i"6ee :Pir~ctor Warnke welcomed the in st'houl teach'E!'ni' sa1JIIlries des- audience Preceding the concert and One auto Was s1igblJty damagod pite ttile f..aot that ilbe M-ate lha8 presented the cvnduetor who had as l •he result or .a minor coHisiun granted a T'ai:se Jto !~be ·t'C'aeticr6. been hil friend for the past seven· Sunday afternoon on Ruutes 33 Sueh a ·Mise WOU'ld pl'ace- · Ute teen years. :md 7, .noar Lyun Str-eet, .Ube Porn . cou.rity 1n ,a better ~ to croy Police Dapant.ment. neponted. eorJJpete -witlb other 8'r"CW for ACNir.tli 1\g to ,the tepol1l. 'Cf 1949 IICI:Kihcn;. for coun-t,- ~s. t~urd. driven Wt'9l by IAw-eH D. Ral'etl>itS were m.g.ed to ~ppoJII. Uhcva.Ji'er, 17, Reedt<vrno, '~¥ben the 1evy -and .to uk ottien ·to do CINCINNA'I'!, 0. UP-J>rOOue< , t·hc 17rakes f<~~illod coiHdod wUl•h ~ibe tlhe same. Eggs st<Ca(\v; IOODirunl('tl' gr:~~d'e A r~ar <Of <a 1952 Cbe\Told:., heading large fa to 45; brown 43 to 45: in HIIC same direction and drJvtm . Mw5. SIMPsON HO~~~~~~ medi'IMJlS fl .t o 43; tmnm. mix 41 by Mma. Mae Mw.tm. 26, ')fiiddleHostc.'>'S •g i-b w-en ~ to to 43; extr.t Jjgr!ge 40 to 41; A pol,t. 1\fte. Jame.q Si'~ flllllit wook 'l-a-rge Wb1le 36 to 39: A modium 'llbc Tt'~r bumpor .and !reflector When ~he enlelta·inedl l!be Th;-CW.y brown 34 oa 37; Ohetks .29 to ao, of ·llhe Manti:n 'Milo wer"C t'eJ)Ort.ed S.....tDg Ohti> ot I= bome. The B hrrge 34 to 37. \'o .hflve boen damaged E!lliglhtl)'. Ob;cltens, £eyers unoottLiod,; •hem hosteE<; sewed ·a d~Q!lt ~ to Elizabtl\1h flick, M_rs. R~·. Ro- -off 1 cleyars 3fto3l-2 ,1b 1911»21 RUTH CIRCLI TO MEET berts,·Mlrs. RUS!Jfil( Wi~· Mrs. m051Uy 20; 'bens ibeBvy 0'\'eJ' 5 lb The Ruth Circle of the Racine Sidney Speooec, Mrs.. Hn'ilitn Fli!il· 22 "00 24; ,atem: .Jil:L~ 5 4b and un· er, Mrs. R~beml R.awUpp. Mu. der 17 to 18; heasligbt.Jeahorns Baptist Missionarl{ Sociely will mcct at the home of Mrs. Jerry MlllBro Wild<nnt>l:h, Mrs. Bnld· 14 I<> 16. Powetl, Tuesdar evcnifli, Feb. 14. Butter 90 BCOil'<Q 67-c. fond~...- All 0 t support Of School Levy In Ma80n Urged Probe Is Started Of Fatal Sunday Fire At Marietta Local Merchants Cooperate tfl/"th., I Boy ScOUt w' "eek Auto Is Damaged .. In Minor Mishap Market Reports " · CB operaLion of 'lOCal rncrohants wHh t.lbe oolebt-.ation of National Boy Scout )V.eek ~ front display windows given over to voarioull Scout ,troops of .the area for !bandioca.ft and tMnJ emibit:ioret. In Pomeroy~ L & Z Olotiting Sl11re at Second aoo Count St., 'Part.kipatcd .in tbc. furtbenmce of ltlc Scout;iog movement as did <hl!e Porner.oy J'lalitlry Shop on East Main Sl:l'lel'l In MiddJcpollt d he MiiddJeport Depadmenl St••re. H. & R. FiN· stcme and Thi·Lusilrc Cleanen; Q~90 ga-ve up \'A~tJ>able front window dis· .. pl-ay r;paoo to .tbe Boy Soouts. ADMINIS~RATRIX NAMED The Probate Count re!)O'lt.c d that l\laude G. Ande~l), Columbus, ha~ been -appoi-nted adrnin.isbralrix cko bonis non of tihc est.a:toe of Lilla Dai·s y Smltlh, la.te of Lebanon Town~. 00celll.90d. MARRIAGE LICENSE ll<~lplh E. Pamer. 24, PomerOy 1\F'D tnuck drivrr am::l 'MOOefline L. ltysclJ, PofDU"'OIY RFD, clerk. HOSPITAL TRUSTEES TO MIET A rcguliar meeting of .tlhe Meigs County Vdleranft Me1Tl0'1'ilvll Hmpi· lil91 'I'J'1usl.;ees wlail be held Wednesday 'll.t 8 p . in :tba Me~gs Oounty Crurt H'O'lkle. m. �• ._ , ,_,W#'fMH *'""- ,l ..~l-,1-rJr lj~l ~l, ,. t ,. • W."'~,,~ - ;i!.'J."ll-"i )' t ...:oy;~ ~ ~ /... , 'P IIf" fj . l l I , " " ' { '<V'I'II7; " ~..1',• ,. , .. ~ •.1!'"'"'1-#' "*'P ,." ,..,.,.,. . .. . •~r:., t 1 1.-1 .JJJl .(~ . . ,.~ l ,...,.... .J ~ " ' , , ~ ~t~ 'll-' \;>-t.-:--( ~(!rf ; ., "' !t , .. ~, J~ 'A ~,;; lf..t':1: I ~ " ftNT I I - GIN MGR REYNOLD E GIIENE EDITOR Publ shed evt'ry aftt'rnoon f'Xcept Sunday l y lht- Of• Senlmtol InC' at I 10 MP<'han r :St P mPr l) 0 Au . ,. pbon e 3m! r-t.ht ~r ~~ off ('l" ph ont' :un :Enlrrt-d a ~ !t>t"'~ nd r i a~~ ma I nJil Pornf'roy Oh io 1 :~ II r 3! tht- \allf.'y Na onal advPrllto. ng rl"prl'sl'nhl Vt> Bolt nf' l K n t 343 I t>XIng1on A I' r-i t>w Y rk I ly 16 N Y United Prest Staff CorrftponcMnt Peppery Frd.z Sd llf"ff01 W I { -ern on f'manee n nu-,.1t'll" J..S m wived m a<!WIIhtr I g 11: 1 e I Scllaoeffer ~Y'I 9\ubho nl) ~h:at We! G~H'Il'y w~ll mll'kt: • o 111 m• 1"011t bu1 10 l.~ 1o tht U?k<'CP o f ~ h Aml"rtron Hrd~h and .F'lreo:"l ~ IUl~ ~n tus ro tlll!r,~o af't t liftl) a Unl~.t-"B he ~twang ,. t k 1 td----o Cbaoncelt(lll" K()nNI.d Aden1<111n changes Jll fur !hi 11 ht wn.u\ 1 ('l(!.<;.t lt!f U'fil hed S.l>a1om Rbo tt $300 m I bon a y&r It Wll ulld ~ B illlllw $250 mt~l 'Un .an~ l rall!f1e !ll glllh Inc pt on rates n I v~rv b~ carr er wh('rt> lH 3 utI 30 l'f'ftls 'Jlf'r Wf'f'k une- )'t"lr n a 1 an('t' <1 Tie LJa ly Sf'nl I off (' $15 60 $Xn(lnh:\$.,110thr month~ S300By rn orr It' ava lab I o nt' monlh $ r By na I 1 r f' )'f'ar $8 s x m ~ thrt t' non! h ~ $2M Onf' munl h $ Sub ... Jo .,. "'••. .""' ('f - my new e ' ag)red .• < I •• • about of }eaterday drop •wo.y from the Manhattan .sk~ 1 ne Now the Union Dime Bavtnra Bank s gont> Situated in midtown ju11' acrofJa Bryant park th a 44 year.old building wu on. of New York • archt tectun.l cemt COMtruatle4 of blue In I ana 1 n e atone Wtlb hut• brons.t Italian Renats1ance doors and. an interior full ot Imported •tone &nd marble lta ctlhng- wu fabuloue if the rnovirs v. II le-nl..l the word Cor a :noment alx thousand flv e 1 nd1eU Aquart teet of leaded slru~s so alr1khtg a• t so valuablt that it. twi" wu re-moved and 8tored awoy for aatelceepln ......ln 1939 when the Sixth Fay MorJe'f aven e aubway wu. blln& t>ullt Jn a roar of drHI!I R rcreal em 1 •nd blasta and again durlnc World War li Union Dlmt aomeUmea wu lmoWI'l a11 tll@l actors bank John Barrymore had e.n &ecount the.-. which n ay conr 1se 11 ose who ftfllre thr ft was a dirty word to the areat proti.Je and so did the lnte Marilyn Miller A new US 000 000 bu IU nK' Is betnr f' ected by the bank but It hardly can have anyth ing 110 (rand a11 11 e 11eriu of overhead colored t ht panelS dGne by tl e eleb1 a tell J-ltn y Vann m Poor Poor apMnkled the panela with. do11 ca.la flow li' s e t al l!ll t.lded with. fo rmal atatj ctrtlta and other fl(Ute& and a n art cr uc ot the tlml wrote To :Mr Poor'a mild surprise the re s It Lore 11. reaemblance \Q BylatJUne • • • • IT I~ STARTLDI'O to leam from 'The Oommtttee ol Five -Elaine Mall An 1a Ekberg Jayne Manafteld NUlcy Berc and Eliae RhOdea - that OreJ Bautze r the California boll t1lvant Ia on the r list or th.e 10 n en at whom wed moat like to leap In thh11 leap year of 1956 Bautzer wo Jd aeem a poot ramble lie hu dated every bea tift I v.o na n In Hollywood and th 8 far e ~~C aped th.e ring through the nose Orson \\ cite" hu been playing Klt19 Ll!ar :In a wheel hal at lh"' c ty Cf'ntu here to great ovaUonl!l Well 1 .uppose l pm wup1.tJh. H 1 got 11'98 thun a he111lhy two JegrecJ., atrldent Lear 1 d want my 1 oney ba k '1 t e N 1 n~tl to. gh F oundation which baa orflce.s locally hu t g n I <~ 1 a g h Ollf np H F!lfery Wednuday ntght ts yo tn a1e 1e 1 u.., 1 1ehrsal ce nter to find ekllled laughers to he pleased ng Nut ona.l Lo. gh \\ ee~«. (April 2 8) as Ia. 1gh teach H I c1 t o bleo.l by a. Algn on the outside ot OoodHon s Cafe If It 1 1 ~ht 11pot I Jlsaed 10 enUy Gentlemen miiRl v.em cflnt 1 t e 1 the Sweeth eart Room Seem" e l':tt a era~~ co rnh tn!lUo \ t;~Jven oN b)l a aharp C)ltd matt e ..t .. .. N N Racllle ews Otes 0 I I . . ~prn 1 o 1 ('C eal'6nJlme with The H el mer award for o t Hl n J r g t 't th and cartftor ror 19M gotos to a cot pie or you ng rr en JH\med ueorre Rnd Btll who run 111 eo.te1y ~ailed Hamburger Sq ate u First avf'nue nf!au the awank Beekman HUI ucuan A sign '1'. :'1 ) n~ "' II} on tt ~ door ot thla pi are pu.tronlr.e I by such a~ I v ng 11,.. 1 F' 1ve F.mf't 11un et al read tnt Clolled to1 Ht,.leah 1 42 UnlU of Wlllht DOWM & Twilled tabrlca 9 Mark OVfll vowel to lhOW It 11 ahort 10 Bell>nlln& to an lXII mu.~cu again Lanrulahe .... 4 Soak IIU lDieCtl Hum01 North Dakota !I ~ulck ' HI FU.Iol 20 Chief deity I Scant! I twltc:h l i Turmoil 21 Perlth U Rowin( lmpla m- ~ 1'." lnr ttrrvr 2!1 Couplet 26 Towarf the lee 21 saucy 28 Middle 29 ftlpened fndl of the roat ! 0 Port!Gn of I'" lint Hebrew J letter Kettle Porttco fOr Arch J Comtln ~ ~ ~~~·· F/;~~ ., a curvtd :n Flower• ~2 F'ellnea 34 Fa.m0\11 Quaker lUI l'ly alone 37 It Ia (con tracttdl 24 one to whom property t ~ altl@lnlted 21i Vltallty 17 Abyu 38 Ht1d 2t A ,uadruped cov~rlnc I" s lh&ped •• , ..ch.J' • A•••• ment \ ~•• ~ pr ,, ,.. ~ .. 38 Lltt ~ j.{" I"~ ¥ « 39 Checkl 40 Llllaceou• plant• 10,, DA.ILY CRY PTOQUOTE- Her. . how to WLll It AXYDLBAAXR. tLOHOf'ELLO\\ One letter aim ply 1tand.1 for another ln thlt example A Ia t se-cw for the three L 1 X for tht two 0 t etc SIRJle lttterR apo"• t1 ophte• the leneth and tormatlon of tht word• are all htntlll Ea I da.y tht c od1 lettera an dlft'er1nt l Cr)'ptoJram XPQQ ..,...... . ILCHIW Quotallo~ XPH IWOPQLM XPHCO-RCLDHCYO II:WQ Ll LFC Cryptoqua .. l BUT OPTI CS ISHA:lf IT NEEDS I WI:!K 1'0 lEE WHAT IB N<Yr TO Bl£ 8 !N-TIIU .. BULl.. )' " :r-'' II to he r home on ttrl\u\f4 '>1 •IDf PMtwln lr•fiM\t Roy Howell son of Betty an(l !!:~c:s~ood ~ 8 ond r~ ~ Edward Howell 1!1 staymg at the P ee son arry an Wl 1c 0 home of hls grandparents Mr and Coi~r~b~s F a~~v~~~h ~~~eh?:ru~tfl Mrs Ice Johnson at Nease Settle W h h 1 r G 11 ~ M ment e ut e~ 0 1 0 M a : o ~ 1' rs Re v Jt hn Elwood Harr} Wilt ~ra~c lVIde~ d ~ 14 J h J y~ec 0 n IVU e~ Rl t• F.t>e1 t arnahan and Georgf! I<' ('n~ vtsi e r ht" ts rH' UJ c t :~t h of H ~n S I Nt hlt.er forme1 Pastor or fh~ follow 1ne- ncmbers or the ll pi w K ll ell S\0\\C of H~OVCI I tl { Haclne Dorta!! F.UB Church nacln r. Eastern Stars (ora Wehh I all J a II w 1 tl e 1 f \, Ia R N1 l1zer was a member of Loun;u Stewart Naomi Bnnker I 1 I• N1 k :-i low r 11 lf' ll y II ltn(' IH' Ma!loniC' I.od~e Harriet Nel g lu Adn Nease' Maxml' • tL Wtngetl atte nded u 11chool ofr m str U('l!On al McConnelsv lie Fn day Feh uary :l1 d Mrs Helen Stmpsnn " d~l11ng thu week In Colt tnl u ~ with hf'r son Bryan P. nd w fr Bill Hayma1 has rl'ttlrnet1 home from hill rmploy nenl on the M V Cra1kdown on lobbylsh South American Poll(y Nev11le to r ompl('\(' hs mf('rtuptt'! ttme off pt>r!O(l Gos 1111 Con Rt~ult? A Primo llomo Torttt? Lache~ the nacme Baptist Mi~> S) rr I Ill C I Ill 1' r~s A!!SOtlal/011 alonory SO<'le1y who aUended the A~IIINGTON- V. 1 n eVI'I ll e In mE"d ate o tcome of the furor Ttla held al M ddleport Monduy set orr t v !=\Pfill tor F nc ~ Cas" s l l.~cioa 1e oC 1\ $2 GOO cam evenmg wc1c Mrs Verne WaHer pn.ign conti\IJ t on ))) nn t Lo ney fo.\ or ng Ll ~ nat 1ral IJ41 bUl t1 e son Vera Bt:eglu Mrs Glen Slm epl~:~o le w II sllr t p cong t'SS on:~ I den ands tor a Hrm cra~kdoWTJ on pson Mrs Wesley Jenktns Mr~ Cnpltol H ll lobb \ ist~ MarJC Rou sh Mrs Howard Nelgler ne-~p!le o v In llv I nl 11enn to• s fel'lfngs abo 1t the gas bill ltstlt Mut CarroU John11on Mrs Jerry e\'cty mem1Je1 of U e r an IJ er re l t1 (' Jevelopment was a ct,ar lnault Pow' II and Mrs Ed Simpson l o ll e Sl'nntC! on I sl O\\et1 clearly there -.re too Worhl Day or Prllyer will be ob n nny lo o pho\P~ In U e lobbying act aerved Fnday February 17th at Ho se membPra wete rnade e.ware of the cam· t.he Raome Daph~l Cht rcll Theme p o. gn contr IJullon practi ce themnlVe, wh•i\ Rep [or the day will be On~ Floc-It Ruth Thompson (Fl.) Mlchlprt announetd. ln a One Shepherd Narrator Will be floor sp~ech that a grot p lnte~ated In locatlnl an air bue in her alate ha.d made a IIMUar .......1 I Mrs Tyree Ptckens Seulon f11r to h~• students of Racine Hllh School congre11~mf'n ore resentful or the praeuc-_ U4 it I wJII began at 12 30 P M and pro mo v well be that a. aharp law with lMt._ th lt to pam for the pub! C' will follow cus b unell leal lobbylats will eneut at 1 4~ P m r Ill y llh I 11 1' JHdiJsWASHINGTON ;:::::::;;::::::::.=::::; MARCH OF EVENTS or ... ' • SOVTII OF 'J'HE BORDER-LOot tor a ere 1wtnl.lo or Democrat!~ attacks on the ~laenhowor Jdn lni tt ratlon 1 rorelp policy ln Bo\tth J.jqerlea Tt f'Y w II cha•se that the ~PUIII\OPe bt.Vt lg11os ed Amerira s Good Nelghbon whtlt cpn• cehlratlng on Europe and Asia Democtah will polnt cut. IOf ln• atance that Secreta! y of Slate John Foeter Dull11 hu pald next lo no attention to Lattn Ame IM d ring all of hla eKLen.tlvt trav•l .. 'l'he voters will be ren nded too of the kind wot'da for Jyg Peron WhiCh PrulUI!nt E!Renhowel a bmther Milton brourht back With tllm In 1963-on\y a co pie of y11ara before the AryenUPt dlot.akrio WU deposed and dlacredlted Democtats Ins ~t tJ Is Is both a fair nd ter\lle fteld for atttch 011 the Elsen! owe 11. m nlll tro.tlon They arrue that ftOthiiJI Ute)' MJ cbuld undenntne btparUaaMhlp by JIVil'll aid an" CQrnfort" W tht Communlsta 1 nee they w1U lnet~:~t more at ould bt dont ln lou.U. America to counte1act l'tltent soviet blandlahmentt. • • • e OOOD 80LDIERS-Ot1'1 Maxwell D "l'aylor Artny chief ol Jtaft hat had mll\l()nll or youn~r men under hla co.mrn&l!ld but he ~Ua that one parllcular m gave htm his best idea u to wby men trht II'he Incident occmred v.l en J11 watin command ol the lObt Airborne dlvlalon I alwaya lalktd to rer-rulta wl o Joined thla dlvlaiOI'I alnct I wu parttr-ularly anxlo 11 to d BCover why they bad volunteertd tor para~ chute duty Oene1al Taylor aatd The renet Bl said that ~hen he asked one QI whether l\t llketl to J mp out or a 1planea t1 e fellow quickly r~plltd No air Thlt 1Utpr1sed Taylor .vi o hlid been accustomed to aft'lnnatlve repllu. He ts.ked Well then v.hy did you volunteer to jump out of atrplanu? Tl e 01 an~ '"re 1 Sir I like t.o be with men who dQ Ukt to jll p out of airplanes Tn~ lor .mys 1 ~ bel evea the man 1 r-eply wu a rood antwtr to ttte que&tton of '1'. hy nu•n light He thinks they ftghl. not btcaun th•r would not p1etor to r n awn' bt t because thty prtter even mort \t1t assoclat on ot m~n wt o do Ukt to fl&ht ' . .. BOO BOO- State Sec~tary Oullts rnadl at lea•t two diplomatic lli 1 s Uut1ng the recent vlllt qt Br1taln • Sir Ant1WI'IY Jlden Both we•,.. IHie al ll e formal State dinner given by Dullej~.. Tht uc::reta• y n 1 1g11 handa acrons \he Ita aplrlbl cleeldtt to offer a toast h) Q1 ten Et r.at..eth Hi s mls takt wae In oft'ea m1 the toalt befo~ Sh Anthony hat! a chanc tt ll.t Oulln Woe tOull P1 e11 len t 6:'"' I o "' A Trlh Too A1 a 1 e ~ t t 1 e Brit !h p1lmt mlnt•ter could not toast tl e d &( • e uti t bl' au9f' accon.l ~ to Sr \ Pr • •twit Ish c1 11l01 no one :i tllll.i ed trter the q\l~tetl Dul1<n s.ecunl bvv bog u1so ln\ olvcd hill nmarks abo d lh• Br1\tah royally He said r.vcry AmerlcRn feel1 a s~1sc of lo\a,\y to th1 que;m Many or tJ M& G. I lP Hl n& II e <linnet' 111 umblfrl t """ atl~ v.ard t~ at P1lll:l ~~;pparenlly for~::('\ abo1.1t H• Ut~e,..,. .. .._. e DIPLOMA. TIC ••"'«....,.., '" ' 15 1 t Old T1mer TUISDAY 6 55 7 00 9 00 lO oo 10 30 11 00 uo P SERVICEMEN GIU:AT LAKI!S ILL !I'!ITNC) JameB L •on or Mr 1're&\Y Ol"gaonJza.IIOn of 4 30 Quet"n for a Duy 9 00 S 9 oo 10 00 10 ::10 1130 12 00 m:~~:t~h~R!~~:~ ~ ~~:, ~~~~:~ret 12 15 12 JO 12 45 as .s ngoo n <'S "'h box runrta<Jnnn., a e'!il vc Lllf $1 BOO 0001100 rthe h g g~.;;l f'V aC1:'11liU ia (!'f] by a ( t l na-n ~ n ~nr1 m 11 1 '1 ~~ 11 hln ~ Wt> I Gcnn n ~okr u en ~:I} SC1h3('ff :wr '~ nOll. !l'ut rn ~ I h w11flll "IWW nn d ~h n 1 lwo mav 1)(1 " 1 ru\00 & f:t ii(ILWN cr h.:- 1 I 1 ng I giMI ~ n I N M h t &X f'l n tJ, ~ 1 00 130 2 00 2 8{) 3 OU 330 4 00 1 \&1Jied 'Cinlv follr mriD JN-1t wus WIONESDAY 000 Sign On- Pravl'r 900 Captam Kangaroo 10 00 Garry Moore LO 30 Arthur Godlrey 11 30 Strike It Rle~ 12 00 Vahant L1dy 12 lr; Love of L1fe 12 10 Seareh for 1'omono.,. 2 46 The Guldmg Light 100 Katie s K1tthen 1 30 Love Story 2 00 Robert Q Lewl~ 2 30 Houseparty 300 The Big Payoff' 3 30 BOO Cro&by Sttow m"' MONDAY 12 50 SIGN ON 1 00 Film IE Fancy- M Slatet 30 Tbt Femlnlne Toueh a ~ndlna on the quahttcallon• eaeh htred divtmoo tti IU!t~1Zl"d ' n the bat demonttrat'ed \'1l(m)U't b (\l)llfim( 1he U'D I M khwab of Sldnay ia serving aboard. the AtlanUc Fleet amphlat trss a ""'"'"m•n PoUoo 0oot'J)f¥1'cy' 811'111 lb whDOOI Wlife- a~ Vi wlth h m 11~ the t'C!!'t llllS' bo'e1l m tAr .._m1:y ~ooe 1047 BW DElTA A~a ko---P fc James J HLIICkmlm, 19 ~ at Mr ud Mll9 W.Uharn H1>v«.ll~ 894 TUUDAY ioua fGrCe flaasltip Pocono now In New Orle1R1 ror a wetk durlnc the Mri Gna.. The Pocono haa been in the ~nr S~ Ml~rkU~,t OhJn IS' Caribbean lrta where the Admlrat tako ng pla!ltt tn llbe Annv"s Ma~l811 l~ted Naval r•clHtieR and ob- Ex~ ~ Hom .in 1ilhe ll " served amphlbloua trainln~ exer D~ 11 11 'I'Ll 1M mith$ floom the clftl ln the RoDHYl!lt Roath VIe As .,t 'r Cll"('le qu!' l Puerto Rieo area .~~e ore the Pocono return11 Mareh 30 to her home or Norfolk Va sht: wut viait Monteao lay Jamal<'& Sa Thomas Vlr11in hlands and Sa~~:~~ .tUin. Puerto JUeo. The amphibloua flllfltup prn\l4e11 t•eWtles for laTie N1v11 and landing foret staff• who dii"L Q\lri"DLJl A.h l!OOr W100k moof>\IV'(.WI" !Jmliord. 1houl'!lmd h"ooP5 will rc l' V'E' p W M"al ot<t1a ru.'!ng om. lli!K'i>I!C'al ootd ct'(JS ~-c~J~~.tnl''t'Y moo.re mf'ftt w~ fi~Moolt!¥1fd cunb:ut. «Jnd(llom lw hl'llllj)(IJM0 lm'l't 1-11' lkht> ~n d rnp tro abooit 50 dJe. ITfiM br!oriw rero PN•e f'N'It Olft!l8 Jlick:mm .ct amphiblout operatioftl She 11 who ·~ the Army .!In July eqylpm.ent lo meet the photQifl lPik lila NII(WMti.y ~ Wt a phJc map reproduction and prlnt 'lllQeiman -in ~ G flf llhe 1111 needs of a major amph~bJou1 '711t l'lif~ bi.Vi!lian'a ll3d. Real operr.Uon. Qpema:t .,Ill~ w.... . - i. Altiob. Soldler. Of Fortune 6 30 IAl'! Paul & Mar,. Ford 6 50 7 00 0!-and Ole Oory 7 30 Dinah Shore 7 40 9 00 News Caravan Flrestde 1tleatrt P!,.ywrtghtll 56 Mr D11tr1et Attomer 11 10 PrMs Box l t 1e: Bud Wtlkm 1] Ton11hl 3o n Show ·-::-:-:-=-:::---·-- - INCOME TAX 6 00 ~30 6 40 55 7 00 7':30 B 00 9 00 10 00 10 ~0 11 00 11 05 11 10 (8) Auto Sales 5 00 O~d Timer 5 !o Howdy Doody Hof*.o()>ng easstd:Y Sports ~e News Picture Les Paul & Mary Ford Dr HudSolt s Secret Coke Tttne Martttiha tmye Show Kratt Theatre This is Your Life Demon R(lnyon Thtltrt Headlmes MldcJI.epi'J-rt 6275 11 30 4 1~ ~~~~~2 CHEVROl ~"'' l)e.lux 2-doorr Sedan $695 Bha't"tt!nrar ~ Pomet.o} OhM 2 11-6ic Secret Storm I Edward~ New• l813l Auto Services :Omplete WHEEL ALIGNMENT balancmg and brake service Hacketts Safety Servlee West Main Street. Pomeroy, Ohio Phone 287 1-D tf 12 so s 1gn On 1 oo Film & Fancy 2 30 The fo'eminln"' Touch 3 00 Afternoon Filra Felltlva1 5 00 Mi.(!key MoU! e 8 00 6 30 : Rocky Jonf!.ll News w lh Mare Jenm:lgs :~ ~ae::~l~nd '1 DO Kukla Flan & Ollie I -~- WIDNI!SDAY 12 159 1 00 2 30 3 00 5 00 6 00 6 30 I I Sign On Film & Fancy The-- Ftm nine Touch ArterrtOon Film Festival M eke\ Mouse Karloorl.'t K'Oml'-"l News 6 35 Wtather 8 40 Dancelan~ 7 00 Kulta. Fr011 lo Olhe 9 30 Our•ont Cavalcade 10 00 W.r.estlflllil from Hollywood I I 00 News Wllh )4at'(! Jennmgs 1l 0!5 Weather 11 10 Sports w th 'l'ed Wolf& 11 1l'l Huntington Itt Nitht 11 4:l Sum Loader flOOd COIYdt1Jtm c:10a1 broocteor 80 ba I es c lean bary 2 helterr9 1 oow ~ fresbm FlaMER PROFFITT 21~ Pmtltm<i 0100 9:00 Masquen<le Pnty 9 30 Break tht> Bank 10 00 Wed N1te ilh1s 10 4tl Sports S1dtlitthb 11 00 News 11 05 Weather II lQ Sporto "tlb Ted Wollo II 15 Fluutiltll\QQ ol Nl(-1 Adm ~119- or flol'Ol\ll P'nhhm ~ ot Melp ('OIJMy Oh 0 d~ Da ~ ll't'NI 8f'.h ~ cf F\-hruwy 1056 Jdlm c Iluo0011 J·~ ~ • · p .. _~ "- ...""'~' ••, ......., ..,._ t',tt: 'IOIJ'IIn:t' , •.,llrt Mf,~ OPIJ:tlll')' OMo '2 13 20 "1:1 ~ _._ ~~~--- .,.., oomb Gn6 odHir l'h~th·,r•aJ " f 11 w "" .....-...........- , ,,.,..___..,, lf'ltiwn llhf-l'J't'tg e low RltVY l:jiJue ,..., ~Jn1amer The ~ IIJei'Yt'd .ce 8irfhdoy Party Held frl'day Eve At Russell Home y or~t~g 1 'I I')' Ga~ were.prplayed dUTing' ~h~ mne -;md Tldf>d 1 ev-e I, ~ ~bt>J and \Y'ag("S I f J:fl HN " rr 79 39 l arol\ ( 1 J->a ul ( l rrnr.d WiJ8 hiQh r.o r the n <k.>l w h m gam 15 CJf 16fl 20:1 and 15 w 1h Rmk !MleN-btnl hMtt tng ~21 and a 185 hlih 811 nek 1~ h l..uults h't 509 and Buck M.,.. I su n s hitd 50R I h t lh..:kM ~ tugl\ li t 1 ~or; w II :'i!'P :tnd had a 192 I ~,;1 ngl MEN S CtTY CfTY ICE & FUEL liUI 212 151 ~ :l 1 ~~~~ HN>In r 1wl 188 172 ft5? 117 14 t 141 399 rr I Jhch She ll 11 du r (Of\ Baver Peggv F'vlm f' r Rrt'TI tb Pot !,1 { •I'KI} Swa z 1 1 nn l c .. or arv IJ)I 1 aro d Ra r I ara O;;rsl ( lo <~ J an R \k 1 bur-na \ t~u<>h,,m II I \ •"'< r.., h f 1 w','rr .,od,n 1,'" • " b Jt-an I <til r 11 11 I g1 1 So:n I ng gtrt s t> ut u Ul {' tl> 01 t tf"n I w e Ta nal.a J. I II. \~ ~ F. _I t h 1 ilh t <~nd \I H 1 f T d M I YU In "I k~ ~~;· l '"' n hM" 526 18..1) 166 169 188 162 199 521 41rl 508 M!l 150 JOB R69 878 2S6l TO MEET GRANGE I ht ~r g 1 J ! pl.an w~ LOST 35 lbs. USING RENNEL ~ ~ tPA~t f~~. .~seJu~ I'' "' ~ !1 )oo:t n C1.4y aJ-og11F11 h;.. Ot o lbs 11nd "'""t w """' . . f ro n 192 Jha" t. to ! ••""'"- ~.-!d"kL~"!ym~ ea~~~ . ll~e' . : " J,~'ri'Jt 1 "Ad h e t .. *' ~ w~ l er t to ur y EIC'V('IJl oe\\ m<'lnbt-m have bt> n ll~ CrN'k en er1u 1 1 It ' i> l 1 y d ugv I h.n lkl_ d RENN!:I 00~ I to the Uhu !'r'h of ( t 1 ~ ~ Fnd Gardm.t ;;n J Jtc \ 1 :1 It for t ee t>o.ok o>t RF.NNF..L t.u dur n'' the f1t.st week of th .r H mn Hu t1 ·-•on at S"> 1 bfi'n proven and ef'1:1rnn ended by 95 95 "' ..,"6'' u }{ \ f'\fP 1> ~nt1 • of your Ohio M l"hbon "' M><J I II e 1\ r-; t 13521 21 V vaJ ~rYK'l'l!l Whik'h :lil"e bf.' 1 .,. llll dmn ~ Mt..,:; Y 1.g lf"f"'UTTl ba IJ.I~UO ccn<luc.l 00 by Rl'l F t-d Du 'fl f I ('d I A ihens to r( 1 lu 1 s L>o urf'iJ "; u!!IC .c " Ln.a. 1 11 J e.,d~~r Hun Lfl.jJIOII"'!. Sunday ~fr 'llfl:d M at 0h!'!J l ~ "'lh RENNEL Coots un ~ $ tO Ke-nno1h M-eFJUnnrt('!V and Mrs ~tr:msfe-rrl.'tfl 1hf' 1 905 1.10 FboY'(l Boyer 016 ()I) meml t>r9hlp 11o the !O("al t1hul"<'l OPTOMI!'lRIIIT an t (ll! hC'r mew mc mho s are Fl~ \ I &Yfl" Anona Sue Wa ll.!!('(' 'Ka 1 16 56 I "' I "' I ;:t• I 'I'TTF. PUBLIC UTltlTICR ( OM'\fJSSJON 0~ OHIO ROBERT L MOULI Or>; Set\ CI"S W~l k ct Robl"rt W ll s Town JI'Ol'ti -M a~nlf'llt arnct> R-\ I PH A V. INTER A bup liMI:tl OOilllCC W1H he hC'll 40 20 urd R p1r FDV.ARil J KENEAI V T.utal Tuwrn Ha~l h•'> cv(ln 'llJ! and the S( rmon t rr 4() 2() w II be f'.dtl"s Great Love ('un n ss nt> s Hl"alih TaX<'S WJttJih.p)d Su-ndav ~ nmg a laorg.... enngr(' Entrred n Tom n 11 l r D .,.1r ct Board M Jan 26 1956 Hoo ~lh 798 34 ~tlon n~oo ~he ('hun"f",h w h mem A tntf' eopy R 1 l.uJI Expel)~~ 100 011 heor:1 of 41he BTadror-d Rut J.amd HBs I J Bor tzln I otal Poor Re1~tt...f 100 00 Krf.n!o Long' BoU(]m a'lld Bmrdbur\ Sffll>lary < hu~ Pf't'l'*trt SpcC"Ia l mlL~Il Rootod M n~~ nh.•1l•:Jtlr0£' :11 d (I ) 30 (2) 6 13 3!C' noi1Jr100 a- Vn(oa1 .,,. .,ln b Mr Dunn R<epml' Labo-r .and Ma an<ll aD~hi'm hv rh ,..hurdt ('ho r lt"r.I!81Lq 1 «3 48 d11"1 :'l!'f>d bv ~~ Ar;1 h'I.IT Sklflrn("f' 7 443 48 1iot'Itl H1ghw~ Wll:h Mrn; OhestE'rr Etwr:n OJi~;:~n >4 Cemeii0!\'!'19- Oomplctn6ar hon .o-f Offloons and Em 7600 'fLot.al CfflnLf"t:erlo; 1600 Glernera1 Supp)i'es 7128 Employe9 R>t'llremoo.t ffilln 'fulul 34 71 49 99 ~h~t.'Olhlm('()Us 155 98 rota! PayllM'!M:sr 11 135 06 SUMMARY OF OPERATIONS BY FUNDS lbl.ranre Ja-nuary t 19:l5 rcterks) Road Funds $ 204873 GeneNI ToWnrsbi.p f'ul)(h 315~2 ..... 25 '11otal of A)l F\Jnd'f Reooipts DIR"IPIJ YBIII' Totill of .AH Fundi:r 13 52'7 27 T.oh11l Recmpts and 9aiance Women Honored Friday Evening By White Sltrine PaulJM Alttin! ~ Mtary Hugh.~"C­ were lhl:mored v.fuen Marcy Shrm Wlhit-e Sh;rme of J et"l6aal«n met ~ evmJng lit dte IOOF Hall Mnt Nikllll9. Wonllhy guide was electeld • 11.~ of I>i9tt<i.ct 25 ;the Order of Ea!lt!ern Stan; and or Mn 9Ul'el" llb~ N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. F.ast Coart Stnet Pomeroy OCfite Hours ' lo I! Z to 5 !Close al Noon ou Thun.l ~-~~~- NEW DEALER'S DEAL • NEW TONWAGON WITH EACH NEW BAILER SOLD IN FtB. FULTON THOMPSON FERGUSON and OLI\'I!R DEA.LERS Servlee At Maehlne Shoo Pomcrov 0 2R4 W Maln !l ..,. t-leoh·rd oo ~rrea or ft h"' Ordtor Dl Dilm"Joct 24 99S tftid' btrl'tlt '1'nley ~ lpJII!fllided or Pl'it'l •.wutdhrm!m over tbe 14!55638 met'Ung A nuM rrobi!R Jf('l well ~ 'l'owmh~p F\rnd; 2 3M 14 ""'" senti ItO ~. ~ 'I1h ~ 'Ntla4' of A!ll Fmwh 15.891 52 Nod IS -the- ftr.Jt meeting of <flh.e- S1m mt! Paymeniii Dunng Year ~!fat Mnt. Cl'ro.. that> ml-t!'erd smce lldld '"""" 9 1d4 46 it9 !nstolrtuUon Go!lt'""' Tolwlsh•• "'""" 1180 At rlhe ~l:ose of the ltl('('l)wu;J: Val ~I or A~~ Furuh 11 1::15 06 ent MnN were emlmngcd anrd r.e l!til!ont• Deoerttb>r 31 ~r~ents- W'ell'le 91'rvM f 'oOm a 111!15 (CII!ritls) ttable ~ted tn 1«-~tng wstr'h fto0111 d Ft.Jtldt 4 4019() Sit Valmti!nre Day (k.nl.'fr!!ll f >wn~lri't> F m.k 3114 !18 T.c 1311 o.f At! t und '75<! 46 iASTEl PROJJCT STARTS Olt'~tiD'fli ~lfl'g W~!l'INltll!5 'fthe ~.t'lt" m Fe-bruary ..,-ro Dt!rcf>mlmr !I 19M tAdd ) tloa<d F 'l\1ll 111 50 Jed at ~Ire Btble Stftlnol o.r the 154 'l .. Chtr.rob of Olmi'sl ~()~off 1 a .gO"< I (}fln;~rli!J 1'oWnls'h+p l<'ufuh Tht nlof 1\ll F-U.nd<,: M597 ~ilaf\t Stmday rm onmn" \\I f' n i :'i ... -- sa FENCE SALE \ CO·OP 4 pi cattle barbed wire 6 75 per Roll 8 25 per Roll 9 00 per Roll A. Special Putthase llllltt!J Ibis prl<e pooolble Good only as long as supply lallls DON'T WAIT! CLIP THIS AD Bring It With You loch Ad WORTH25c &: rl;'!ln 'Tl ~~1\clry O~f'lr nbe 31 I 955 Rua:d F u nds Oetn M a 'f1()Wn ~hllp T o111 )( Ml F mr!S 2 13 lot:c BRING YOUII SHOES TO RA CINE SHOE SIIOP AND SAoVF MQNEY I 17 If RI~RIOIRATION lALII AND lllVItl OCJmestlc and Commertlats and used eq_ul~mRt r~n time ·~tenee • I) 7 years FIP' UFRIGIRAfiON Phone 6376-X 1 2'1.10tc Ml~lopon On any Roll of Ffnce (20 a·:-,~,~n-su_r_o_I'IC_e~- Only one od per roll, no lbull per etlsiOmer / Phone98 coiiPtm """"••• ProtLtfe. Auto Fire, Polio Call DoD Mill' Mlddleporl Ohio fn ntPt .. t t h S£>oomt \\<trl Fne h hIt pi rt'l 1\ f' I lllt)!I"'J I r a \\ o kt ll (> 1 hc Mt Cr a~ •• •• '" l ~s,rt rt nd 203 15... FIREMEN TO MEET f't(' I HID 176 198 118 473 482 NIB 7!"18 241i9 The :'wk~.g Cow~t) f enH>n sA ~ ""M" 3t on rs to met!'! Tu£'9l!;;y Feb 14 a1 too 1 • t-roy fNy HaH at 1 Members Added Ir n~~~~- I RE'BI ENTERTA IN T0 LocaI Ch urch Mr all'd PoftsLS Ro!x I daugbler Jane Y 2 o 11 -r y lk-nd G1 mge will mret 1 regul:ar ses.ston " t:'d~ <!A 7 30 A ~ec al program m obser o '"",",."1 ·d~~"lh\Vd"'k wl •II h er ,• " !lt'1l t: un cr t I' 1 f f 101 v J.rs D;~ tc;n s klarwl 7 Ill ASSEMBL V HELD M ddlf'po-rl II oh S< h 1:. "' 'I II tJy P I Ug fll 11 u f \\ dnt"),<Ja I \f, I IOM1\(' ( y,1 •• ur &14 86ta00 878 f r 3 2:wll td!UI MJd 1om: the w tddh• ""•mtt _. ~he FI.H'4f.'rs a. ad ,. . . n a )t;" 1108 lmt' 1{ Mr~ 1 I 120 011 :l \9{ !l4 of rtle ~ ENTERTAINS AT PARTY \llr and (ar \\ I t-1 ! 1nett ""'th a par-t y Su I ID.I( t ttvr <Lugtrter I i.l -\on "'' 0 'nth bo~n-'·y 11-ltl8 '" .,. ~n ( .a mE"<~ WeT(' plav I v. h pr "'~ ... 1 awarded to I nd:l sur '"' h j ( md) SwMzel afk\ r )(~) Fvlm 1 r CROWS CHICKS I fifo V<~lt'IJ'I nf It wa:-c ta ( ~ f(vrd JU( rwd out no t h d-< ora n ;u d M~I'W'h o 17 J rf'frHbmPnt8 ur H! t' ('"r II and a llov<~ TIIr-or 1-10 dou bl e Val~n t nf' cah M .._ w 11 1Morr~:-. 147 W'.tLJ a~1!'!1M I ~ Mtss- E\1 n Jt:-an I..ouk..'~ JQr F tk Each of the ~:u wP 1 T tal 814 1 pr. •tol··• a V·'•nll • o v I n Ia ( • LCill ;J! 'Attend ng were I m ta s 1 Re ll Fl [ 1, lc nt s or befo t the H h lls are pad l'ith of the month foil w nR 1hl' no t h n wh ch ~~~ v Ct> rs rendPr cd 1he 5 or IU rent wlut h eve1 app\ ~s w II be derlucted f wm the b H upon paym~'>nt Tt e Racme Gu<; & Srrv ce C mp tn \ RtH" nr flh o 11 funhcr OJtOEUED 'l'l11t a co py of th1s e t y be sent> I fo II w th upon Tht> Rar e G<ts and S(' v r. Com pany 1 A I 1 n h f I K I Ch wore I' For th• rlaul tar na nt O.CINnbH 21 1955 P~latlon 2153 lf$0 T(l1aJ Stdarres r.t'O\ tel PM"Pni Wa!IL ~ a blue r•bhon f 71' ., __, __. -·-·,."""...," --~··-' .. -~-, .......~ "'1 d-~ '""' ,,,._ . ,. ft.h Ch:riell ., ( ... .... .., .....__ _. ...... ~ _... ...____._ nllll' ..... ...-m ol!l,,,..., 11 .. Ill',. 1,.,.,, 1 mm,ghb 1 =.;.:-:-~~(~~ d 'tln ~:~~ltwo gn tt~1" 1hl. l lt"J tht.ytrn gall~ ro The fulloWmJ legal not ('(' sb'S m tted with thf' abo\e e-nlttfed appl ('If on 1s hf'reh~ apprO\ ed ror publ enl on LEGAL NOTICE lroPfM'(IIVKI I IIMllblclltJII~ I S W K- ~· ~• ..- ~ 'lvtft:'ll won ~ ....... ~I 1It of' trlll. f'OIN 1rom u•ulQ. ,_,..,..... I F~uolo~"'1 llhom ••- · • t't>l(' 1)f'Q I 'f.i h ,. Jrh iCI ) f I 1 ,,..._ -7 ~ Y at ,,. .,.. t.. 11 w h 11 t~ • r tw-r f ll'llr"1 f v• < f 1'1 ~a 14 h 'Pac!l• Ab<d Prun1ng 1"he pn7.1 _ _ ..__....... h. . MN \\•IlL.- Ward a member E>IM"e Munray lliiiW t'ft<fiding m Col umbu8 9bf l'xpt'fti6Led 'her reg.re(fl at not ~ P'l'iiYQJ,t and rolced her del!li:N> to THI P\JILIC u1JLITIES I .__,... from <Bll ol tbe mt"''llbtor8 'nlt COMMISSION OP OHIO m<>mbt>tn!t l'e!llpoOOed by Ht>lldtng ~ rn th e ma1t i'P of ttkto apullcatum ~ wuhd l'ilhlh Vat~ her of I he RaC' ne Ga..~ and Serv1~ :-'it' Mn r.ktrman ~ gave a R Cotnpany Jl.t~me Ohio for an -~Mr.c~ I.Hif'r ussell Mid daugh enteigehl'y !nct'of.'~ m us AHN~A~ FIHANC:IAL ••PORT ter. BeU:y t"nt-erl.atned wtt.h a rates '"' -AUTLAND 1ChfMSHII' ~:,.w!~!~t ~;!~~~ No 2~ 923 MI,GS COUNTY OHIO Mrs.. lien R.eihel ENtRY ~"' pl -alt.f !d- ill!ILr'IM:1 ., .. ·...-- m -,..~ )In Road Fiunrds 13 556 36 of EII!>!Om st.... General 'Jiow:rw;;hip Fllll!ds 2 019 62 Nelhc 11nocy """hy hlllb Otr -------'-= --'-'-----~7 t!J John Daly ? 30 OISnevland 8 30 MGJ.t Parade ol rt!M hUll c~ar srallsron For ..lo-t fla~ The Millionaire I ve Got A Secret U S Steel Hour Up to tfl.e M1nutc News Late Show Danny Thomas llottd ot '"'- mem•- - · Rl.t'l9f'H 1Mrr11 aart Eben · ··~ 'I'QO" bach MJ'!L mtoo Rlllil'lell Mn slK'pri900 When Jlbey reettved • Geoqre Sb9nn P..h Paul Wtnn long ditftl.IIJL(.'C tElephone coaU frOM iMM"!e WMhnon MNI In h "'ol'l1 1fhapf'd t' hd ay (ak «.on am an.! f_"Of( ~ r !Ot"nl J ~ I Mn Thom~J"(IIl "' IH Vi~ w h ON)t'fftld ~ a- red IIE'M:t 1.-dy hi r HI r: Gr fl ot111d \h uliht t1" \1 11 BdJHrnt~te tnmddual l"!tkn. ~eM Ul ttr('d r ~ "' "' It """ w !'If' whitt• .-.d ~rJIII'OO t¥it!h f'Nt aM '"''" 84~ Mor a n 1 u ,'!'; tat.W flll::lirPf' 1~ candy rod J lm TW.1mpom ll'J'd I 11r 1 lo.ar ""m drop .:hcllrll" nul !I and colf('t> ~;nd JOhn- B«lt> "" \ Mr-.. PIWOf'll ~ utuque ~~ y..,J V.am-n DM"~ Mr-. II ' Sf t> ~ .. .,.,,_ ..-l f<~l• I} ShPJI:l an 1 D ..-- 11 <T.owmtt p Sharrel For \\OT'km6n !S Compen- For Sole 7 30 (ABC) TopL"lr U 00 -~ """""" Ctsco Kid 8 00 CABC> TV Reader .t Dijut'The Man who beat Death" 8 30 CABC> Volee of Flrelltone-- j'1( ACCIDINT Life Casu•1h• 1nd Bonds 8 00 Arthur Godfrey It Frlendl - - - -- I.tH RODNEY DOWNJNr; Doug Edwards News - - - .,.---,---7 115 CABS) John Daly at ~he home t"Y'td--· ... ---- 6 !tO Your Ea.Jo Reporter 6 45 Sports Parade ISM Weatherroan '7 00 Patt1 Page '1 15 John Daly '7 30 Warner Bros PrPsentl 8 SO Wyatt Earv A Wise Calf AddrtM IN PomProy hl',.n dtfty IPPOhJ!led '81'1 Fire Automobile Ht1lfh (9) Juy For Rent CHmera No 4 4 00 The Brighter Day 4 15 Secret Storm 4 30 On Yoqr Account 5 00 LUcky 8 lqilch 5 ~o The Early Show 9 00 9 30 10 00 11 00 11 05 Pmt Ott,("f> Oh!IO ba-!11 INSURANCE AOI:NCY The Early Show Your Es.so Reporter Bob Wagner Sports Show Weatherman Prl'SB Conference Doug Edwards NeWt The Range Rtder Phil Slivers Show Navy Log Meet Mime Red Skelton $64 000 Qu>efi!JiGn 10 30 DG You Trust Your Wife 11 00 Up to the trunute Newa A ('(llllft"lbut-k".IR (If " ' 'N'Il'§ l'/1af1f' talk on now r.-.... ~ ~ t.brir th oty lor the .,......., and •Iff 1.ti!Jit lo (~ •••• ., t"'Nn N'mH.'!I Itt f ~ r vor henk wtwon. thf' manyna~MJ~f ~ "'' ttteGrt't"k r ... I•Hhl (i""lt.l < I• h 11lt"t Thu:ra- paear. ~ Mn~~ F.dt~ SmH.h Gnrr M1~ Birthday Is """'" Clltrt.o ..., ""' ... ot tbrep &aml'W !(rom C.Wy k'e .a ceIebrated Fl'i\ wl I.Hg~~Jethe Pt1~.. ~ Clif:y &WJ ~ t .-1-1•• J1mmy Parmm Mitklleport 2 11-tlt< 5 30 6 30 6 45 6 55 7 00 7 15 7 30 8:00 8 30 I) uo 9 30 10 OU I kt> 7.l':l awa () aod Ern.: ~~ Doni 'J 111 (' l 1 !21) ReO I F~tate Pakl Dulling llihe Y't'lll:r Altfl' .tlbe hon1lred gu<'91 oprof'd -· ~~-or 1955 $ 7 176 !It ber m<trl'} g 1ttcot !t"t'r'tf."St\m('n of a HOUS& for 8al~ e>n Laurel St No! ee- lS he-rob} (liVen ot lhe 'll&ll VatulllltWn $2,388 Gal btmibda cake icerl h~ 1 fil ng b~ Th e Rac1nf' Gas ami Ser 'I n w "" ( 135 Third Ave Galhptill PhoM 52j ]llquJre 933 Hy9C-Il Streell. 2 6-6lc Tax Levy .22 80 oota'tled with pluk r "' s anti 1hl' or \ ce Company of Ra~ ne Ob1G Rutland Ob:lo ln!K'I'r}il'bl lfappy B ~r M~ F.dna .... ...... w1th The Pub! c tJt It es com Feb 8 llf56 tee <n>ma ""fff'(> ,anoJ ('OI\PS \H'!T'f' Cont~t Horner R. .......... 155• ~ ~ m 99 rm or Oh o or an a-ppl utw~ "' 1 l.-!'r•~- cet1hlfr tlhe (ol1ow~ng i.«Ved Ny• Ave Pom...oy Ohfl. Phonf ~... A6. t~ p opO!::Ilng an ~mcrgency ga ~o~ rate 436-Y 2f:tt4 \.Af.,RI~r ~~ ., as r llo.,.. ~ ~to U'LC C"fm'1e!C'l Pr.e:sen.t Wl'tr"' Mr " J 'M~ 'Dna M Gfli~ I-I.Pn;ry RK !Jel Mr itnt.l M "S 1)(}11 ___... 1 OWfltilhd.p Clook k"Y R'eibcl ood daugjrtt"T" IKtnma PO~IEROY-'1 <1'00\n framf'o hou'S-!' ( 14) GENERAL TOWNSHIP FUNOS \h A m-.anda Ka-."P:Jr v.t- nd M o wsth Mn 'i:a'S bea!JmR Ulagt lnclud• AHDtpts and Pavmants of Robert A mol J :.nd lau;!hter Su doubOO. rot Wltrh ~~ Out o f 2 li'lve Htom modem. APAI\T All Funds Except Bond Rehrt !'I.-e Mr and M..., V. t! 'I'd Jf r>m ~ hbgh wah.'t" ~Y $7500 00 MENTS Wll!h laundry and tar POMER OY- ~-<aore \'IJ'efll o r one or mtnl and S•nlunCJ Fundi Mr an l M ~ I n n or \\ t> ll RECEIPTS Porn-oroy l!l JTliCI!jt be-a.utit\11 rh Us dllg Has ~~ I'IIOIIt l x:f;~fl~(! l 0 EJWelltml vsew I' E'V~ .d rN' 4 15 Secret StOI m 4 30 On Your Account 5 00 Luck y ts nancn 7 18 7 30 DecHMcl glov(on tbat Sy I 7 30 ROb!Dhood 8 00 Burn.<~ & Allen 8 30 Godfrey s Talent Scooh 9 00 I Love I ucy 9 30 D~mber Bnde to 00 Stud c One 1t QO Up to the mmutt> Nt>WI II 05 :@ 31tl<M A N Ben... I tkf t I'Oh 5 J100m hlouse ll f8.11 roll(!; 19&!1 BUICK 8 SUJlf'll Rav era ('<)Qpc 5-Room NEW IJOUSE .mfu.r- i1'10n with elootJri<' ty 8 -d gas ~ ~lwt m g $2693 ]Ug,tt n.lsbed AtO'itftell Ave MtddleDarrn Only $3500 00 diOwn 1X ry 2 lJ-6te :hik' s flom<el"ll} Oh 0 port Rea50nable Phone &ou.. rJlt'TI'l IN"QUrTil"d $500 00 lO!W PONTIAC 8-'{'Yii!MIIffi' Ct.trtnn1 M J 17 tf REN1'A L--!Iroom ap81tmerl I rml CIM~IIlla Couptt $1795 BIIIIKtt For rep.&-lb:hlldi-;; Ladde~ wood nocms gas h nU('(> hr-,a1 n'OO .i PomNmY Oh;n 2 U.ftt"' I Scaffold BoaTds Dre1! Clolhl. ga~'ll!g'E> Nreolll" school OFFICE IWOM-270 ~mu t {( 1 1953 wtt.tYs SllltJOn wa,..ru (':'( Clinton Mer. Mi4dl1port 'IIIPar CoiJllthotiSI"' i1lrlal .good $~ Blta't'!!~ n.a·u Plotn Phone ~X 11 1 U VALr EY OF OPPORTUNITY emy Oh-w 2 ll-61 c For rent.--liutne wallpaper oor <'OLtnty In lhl' hil'larl of Rtei.l'ftef Clinton Fisher, Mltl 1952 BUICK Rootldma~ Om Thl' A mer ron Ru1u Evt"f"} vert btf Cwpe $995 Wae11 b~g tldu:!'ltr11:al cent'("! m tlht dl<port "" 6265-X. Il l u n!N"'9 Pon\.eroy Oh LO 2 II ..fit(' )nl.' wu1lil wa.~ lmlli',..VI'1 nM Vt!l y desirllble (lrst fioor APART -- ~tune 19&1) FORD St!At110n Wagon lion!& MEN r Automahc gas furnace Call 611UJ 1222-tf CUCKLI!R R!ALTY matli:C dntve $2395 J~mm'V Par Box 229 Phone lOB Y son s MHXJ1Lepw1t 2 11 61 c Tv o Furm&hod Uloom APART 1 2 11 are 1940 CADILLAC !1000 pa ..t !1000 MENTS IIQ'Diture UtUitltl!l paul Callaew 6l).tj..M 8-20-tf f-:..:~~===::====_, :tlllle.'J rr.ad'!o ood heatea $1n5 I 4 30 On Your Account 5 00 J ucky 8 Ranch :.> 30 1'he Early Sh<l v 6 3(li Your Essu Reporter 0 45 Spotlight ru Sports 6 55 Weatherman 7 oo Palt Pag(l Doug 2-3 tr .._ --:------- 7 15 Call I~ PON11AC 2 - &»I"" !hl<e 6aw $995 Blae.IIT~:JU" s Poll)(!J'Oy Oblo 211 Me Weathercasl t'ress BOX: Greatest Fights of Ceotui'J Tonlaht 11 15 SERVICE Cu t wo R ..... u pr. . . . . Wftk wtwn ~ht_. M!.r lh1t ( lJ - nu._ J4 tfU" 1\1-adburf t hu~t • f t'ft•r" 'fl.ll; It'! too•r~ Mil~ It H.fll Wliti; d.-\'Oiionn.l IN<I I~ Sal 1 'r f.t t ~!\' ml;'!lflllltg liM M F.41' 1t'ft1l Wrftlati'WIIItl MulhHrr Aw H1 notlUt} ~It:~ I'IM:~ICJ.tod ...,.....,,_ M.'Tc-Utt' ~IIM'I Flsw }jrf W.::.. ftw;('LO o.....,. ) --•t 9 30 10 30 11 00 Ne.,... Headlines 11 0~ Weathercast .. '-1¢1 Admlnlt'tntrlx Estate of PuUint horns-•r1b~1N<Jtu('(' ~b) EOOI'sbareh wllti';le ( l I Notu;es 6 40 News Ptcture .l.IIOOI!ot'lll NOTICI OF APPOIN1'MIPn 1117 tf WALTERS CHICKS T"- S..t In White L. . Nan 1 $t tl In C rOll W • h 1\'t customer ,.por'tlnt 90% ,,. . A ...... whit. ...1 t•lnt to . . . MIC thn Senral flockt. whidt ..... ..ET OUR ELI!:CTRONlC S-ECREw.tl known hyltrl• lilt YNr are TARY TAKE YOUR WANT beolnt repl1ced by Nan t S.trtin ADS AT YOUR CONVENJENCE Crou thla yaar G.t tft• fich "IN THE EVENINGS CALL 39'1 for• you buv ltte4uctl.,. lrH l. FARMALL TRACTOR OWNlRS 0 P White lock •ncl other hea...,. ... ,reducfloft C.. D1d you know y1.1u co uld save 25% brte4s for White Cro"- lor •roll• ml · .... D or more on parts by havtnl( your trac1 or eng1ne O\ erhauled bl" ,,.. Let Ul know your nHCia for lore M<1 h 1 1956' Al&Q •al chltka and suppiiA 5 % dl1c.Unf , ..,.,. ctsh Dr..... 31 r•an of about our s pt>("1 al un p!lnTi f\e; .. HrYice liliDd tuneup M.elfs Equ1pment .:o Phone M l 3 48tc WALTERI HATCHERY et'-,u. tloD SpCJrh Eye 3 00 (AifC) Arternoon Film Fes Guest Eugene Conley tival- The Lady Vanishes" 5 00 (ABC) Mlckey Mouse 9 00 Down tshe Road 6 00 Kit Cat'JOD 9 SO (ARC, llf.edlcal Horli!ODI 6 30 News With M Jennings 10 00 (l>umont) Mon N1te Fitei 6 35 Weatl'ler with Sally Ann 11 05 Weather with Sally Ann 6 &0 D•nee1and wlth Hen .JUchle U 10 Sports with Ted Wolfe 7 00 Kukla Fran & OllitJ 11 15 Huntington at N1a:ht lU~hard A Collhu personnel man 1t11. {he div;Won os M M:1ldr.t!lry ?&. aeeond clau USN lOB o[ Mf' and Uce Oomt>~ny He w-as ~ o:~s11'on Mrs Clarence f' Colllns ol 312 E -td m KOOl"'ll WittJh ~!tre M'f1h ft.f1tlil~'11 Mala St.. 'Pomeroy Ohio und huA 6 00 nFreshly 1h e • 11 C".a1f1ed AQI reeeiYed bJ maU or ' " ~ 1111l0wn ~ tbt- r.r,rr '" Completely modern - d o0 1 1 1 pa ' me nco n _ Call__330-M Obltuatlea pj.J.bl~b ed at 1 eent per word WHTN-TV Channel13 Pollowlnl two weeks leaw era Wra 'h dtllttl wUI be ••tlrned. to •hlpValuabl e oombl:lit ~il>.."'llle.e- obbQard dutl.es or IMJ'vlca ~theoJa dt tam('(r m K'IJ!I'It 1 by t:he Imfu.n Sm ' h "' 1 Old S 30 Howdy Doody n. '· 1 " -· h "'lll<l"f"(J}' o,... •..ew 'i'f .....n: I .... ....... J....,<a-.:IM.ui.tllrn ..Jf~•r•htnul ""'"'t fJii"HII; I $75 For Cleaning Of R1ver Bank 1 1 ...-...nenooo tlces o! Event.l prtnti!d at rtCU telephone at¥eD ear~ thmrclfk"4" bttbl> (iuunl Itt.. _ ~rw::=,:;;.llr.:idiJ:Lt~G~·S:Erde:;::·kt,r;-;lfJiJ~·C;;:o:'iht:;:,:;;:ib~u;:te=-s-;--..,.--;N:;i:::ne:-:t-y_-;F.:rs-:-' t --'C:....:..=--•..: ow~li~n,~H~I.'.!qh~ll~qh_h!. · U:: lar e1n.•rdfled rat"'ll _<_0~_2_1_•e_B~Igh~Du:~Y~~----=".::..:.Ol!::__.:L='::'':.:=S::hccaw---=----- com-o Ia 'tl'f"d ~ 0 lf"'l'liJ}l O}'f' 1 ~ em n \Il l} Nazlts 'irn hlj;!ih 'POJ.il ~ TOO 1 ~ Gt>rn GCII'\I1"P:e s Pa~· ll'\f'l' fn ffilllde <tiM. to'd: dommrr'ln~ htot 1We:ne Wa:'f <lllmltit II'S' mUflh diff('l! ~ br~'W'eloo a Gemum Na'd nn! a ncm.Nat1 .I!I'J ~ e Rlf"''llM "'"n ~rt n fU>mOOl'at B\nt ~""'"'r f•'l" \¥f'ln~ 'llfi wa(q h&ITI"'ed lHI m pi ~ fm HTh'!il U)48 rll'ffi hn b r> oame a l'Nder or Adf"nauer-'1'11 Qh!- ~ lh!IIB ~ ~!C Bail"!y la'm:l was The nine weeks or Boot Camp FORT LF.WlS Wa.!Ph ---~11m1 lne\udea drill and lnatrutUon ln First 01!8.~ D!fvid E Snu~'h. 27 aeeR)aa-hlp llllftllt!tY IUe 11\'lng 10n of M!n!l Leta Rllfl'e.. Radme 1ea survival bolt handllna and Ohto t~ a fl'llell'nbe'r of ltlhre ad fiTI t.h• Ute ot am1l1 Irma fantTy D1' rion nt F'o!'ll Leow1s band ot the former Mla 8)-lvla ODI Pray-e r Ca ptain Kangaroo Gar!') Moore A 1hur Godfrey S trke It Rd1 V<tl nt Lady f OH• of L1fe 'icrlf I ro Tomorrow Tl e Gu1dmg L1ght Kat f" s K lc/ 1 n [ o~e Slo y .B:ul ell Q [ 1-'W 1 Hu'U epm;:tY It c B g 'PayOr£ B l.l J.dJV Slow n t: R gl ter D11y 9 00 -.; '-:1g n On 1 rayf'r 9 00 Cap!a n rtan gn oo A11!:1 ntrJ'"" orfl oo!l~l~'f <'W ~o 10 00 Ga n y Moo e Sclhaefft>r R: tS'm~ ~ tr'11 'll r ol 10 30 w.y.q .afll."-" hIm to loo<~ii~e!n up un As thur G df f'Y <tax-es 11 30 Stnk t> 1t H h v.~ f11 C~>rm.aoo cll.ll S.rhn ff 12 uo Vul nnt I a ly penny pmcbrn- II'C' lt.ll cs 1ro oon 1 12 I~ 1 ovt> of L re molley c. tret cthe ~ovenn mnl ~ • 12 30 S~arch for Tomnrrow h "' own He hBi<> b I"D !mown ~o 12 4~ I he Guld 1ng L1ght bu.v h ~ e~~aret~e~ oor- nt :a d mf' 1 00 Katles Ktlch!"n ~r .+,.. li of by the packn , l 30 I ove Slory SCM"rrer 15 a f:'I'Jllnr.t ~~~ n 2 00 Roht> r l Q Tew a 1mgUII'd &vru~ ~!11 68 vea:N 1 1 f 2 30 House parly 11h,.. AN '!I' ~ h m n m~ 111 r1 3 00 1 he H g Payoff iStiM' <Of Brwa.l'i'a. oa~l or 11re Wla'l H 3 30 Bub Crosby Show s.,..... 5 ;n~ TUESDAY La11tlil Ill NEW ORLJCANS LA !FI!TNCJ Romances orwn I or 11 I Nonc• \Bradbury 'CHurc:h ~ Has Gathering c C8ro U1' Thanb 1nd ~al ftG- Weath('rcast 10 Press Box 15 Gnatest FtJhll In CentUTJ 30 _....,by Nlooort 00 Stgo Off LEGAL s.t-ak-rt t kh WI t.;e n,_ .._,v... J ' \ It Mt lg:,i (~Jtml v ( 0 n lll'o'HUihll~ 2 ll3tt 1) l.lotnf' T Mrtlon t I 05 11 11 m *'ore lb Advmlslna:-Should be nported 1nu:. ~latl!b The Dally Benttnd will not be rHpooalble for more th•n Obfl ltu~rrect Ia trOO News Headhnt'.!l I I"" I ... flto: _110 wr~ Mt~llu l'oVI't\.'Jiup 011d <-~Mtlflli of 103 .,. -..-,.-.. ~.... Wotld ; ""tln¥-Mt ~r .-;totectlon Acreti IDCJI'e or:iett~An tlnt't"'dl ~~b·,~.:~:~,.=~ IW~I"SS Oft aa1e •• all ,., .. ,,, ~ •••••• r.tt(}YI'lt 1u beo deeiJied Wilth tho pro •• -...... " " JA-1 Wfll~ eHidfod ~pc.'111.y fo'on dtoi:OOI6tt d(.-!r.o!fi 01 t m RW'Ilfe'll wm the ~· pr and l"'iel 11'7 2~p nquiiN- at Comml!toonet&~·•• D••••"" ~-·M:'f' the nW'('II.u~ and ~mhen ottw..,.- ·~ ,~ H•· ,,.._,....,_ 20% of pti'MhltoiP PI~~ h art Uw cl,_ VLC.td tu t~«\tw biftt. r~ it» roll c:all Wll-h • pa 3 pha!te I:Jnilti 111'111eh rN!' mmc w.lre mnl'Jl'OO'Y bkk day und Every<day trd!r 'Mht£11 triotK' 01' Jllower pnem A Mnlr• 10 H p 3-pl'io8e motor( lftterona Meoe County lbt.td uf C'mn &hey lb&1116 been M"llk'X ,.. ,. n otH y ~ :r'v~ to .the Ooho fund 11onal P!ld:.&tronary motor n lrre ndtulorwn ~ til'le riKJht ITWfkol11g -project t'!llmM were IlNDt: 1"'1 t:o De ...,. ro ihe Metp Couo ~~~n 2 HUmp pum~ 110 '\l'()}t~ jrfl(-t any ~ ~ bidM A alad ( aoU Orv~»l.:o l logut" Rut )and Ex Mer~ c.ount)' lkfalrd R <'OUJWe v.ihkih ...-.trned ( htldrcnt 1'he wow ad ,h~ 2ll3tp (1( O:rmrrriUIKMien!l : : a Vi!elan!line t1temB. Wllll IW'V dJtiOn .of .. PalM for UY'IOI • eft Dtr.... t Bamlb ('.Jerk R byt t Pth ~ Mlrtr .l..fCha of tJhtoo lob Co were d~l a~~ f.)a.le ~A~ huted. UNfUR.NISIIED HOUSE ror :~ale (2) 13 20 21 (31 !l-41e '" Paid for before tht Ulilb of each lnODttl followtne huertlon I [uur ~~- t,~ ' ·"-· • ,.,. 1u1fl. OtW<'IIhiN> Oh1o0 __i,_ teRti l)e" word .. be th•rlt-d for advo rttotn• If "·It Med c 030 Rob~rt Moritgomery lO 30 All Star Theatrf" MONDAY and Mu f~<P"'D'C'e mIn ~"""" Earneat Ruth of Reedsville Ohio St'b!lltf~E~r mav l'llfiL w 111 hf" nP~t~ Js 8Cheduled to graduate from rc enJtum'frnt Bu t r he ).nol'f:*. tob"V'11 erult trtlnlnl February 1 I at the h.we 1o d g h m off ~!h a~ c~h Naval Tramlng Center Great box Ruth ~1:odern rvu rate Of I - ---00- -T1mer -- -- - - On Today Coffee Ttme D1ng !Jong School Ern e Ko\ acs ShCJW Home rt nne ;:~.~e~ Erme Fo;oath~r Your NE>.st Bob & Jan Carr Slar Showcaae 1 arson s Stud}: Mat nef! Theatre Date w1th L1fe Modern RomanrM Q Jf>en For a '£J.ay 4 15 C.IU\'>3T s ooo F.llNy s gn v.ht~h 1f Ill I vbo lv 11w Spa rta 'Eye Nf'W~ PictUTe Le!l. P•ul &. Mary Ford 8 g Town Ton} rlobrt ln Nows (.;aravan - l.folnfiOI'SI')' ~...... f '--•»t '"'"'.,.'"'"'\00 ram~ DLI'lii'U ~ cJ r,..••a.oh •· •· , _ at~dain.,.....~Oh'U . .l•- "''.....-...... ,........ ~"" "'-"'f "·-·•.:w"': - ..- p.-ol •• lfCUtlVt! ln•erUona -...-.....~~• ...,_., ... --Qbemontll rort5teDll per word ~WC HS-TV C:-:-ha-'-=-n~nel8 Wo:ot Gt'll"many I$ a nr nbl"l" 'rhc All ~ walllt \1, f't<.1 Gu m nnv o h1: b p a) f 1 I hem un 1 th{' u f an~ \\ ost Georn an- "u n y br.com('l!. a 1 1'al1~y Srh JI' ffc r osa}s hie J lf."ll e n1 1f !CI!'d ~o Jl'ilY e~ y l}k.eC"p ~ell ::.(n'LH' I ~ 63U 1HOO ·~ Modern R-&m antt>-9 Qut>o;on for a Dt y 431 5 00 Superm•n 1 30 ') lll ( a11era GPt!S to Sf'h o I UO Mu1 It'(' Theattf' 4 uo Dalt> W th L fe ~; o;~mi ~ 1e~~tnrr:~~~r~ n:ie~r ~~~1 2': ~~1:-; t~eo~ 0~h~vy \ a;:T11~ ~~~ llt \.~~~~:Y Ar('\1 ~ ~,r ~~r ,mot~::~d t~l <'Lor~r:iedf ~~~~goh~m~u~o:r~~r~ • F/;1" ~I'' ~ra!s~l~/ Foe~ ~~~c~~t~~~~~oved W (jUI-'1.'11 1 I 13 Spoil 1reu r FUtener 8 Not tal t Obnoxlout ehlld 11 ICdl-.lt r.qtt of the t&r• mCJidlnJ :ll Demorall:t 3& lt.r t mu1ure HJ Spretd srua to dry 34 35 l \in tary 11 Annam••l 33 I' tumor 18 In ....._ vol conteaU ere held 2 Adomtd with rarlanda 3 lil1rda u acla.u l&bbr I '2 2 ll'i Rklr 1 White 12 Tout 13 14 Ito 18 A.ft11oSaXon tert ? 1/ ': 1 1 o: 1 u y :! l s i at the Anne x tf the r:a ru M tl l1sl (' h ch M llalf c1 N1 H:ler Advisor of n 01 411 anno mccs thctr e 1 rr 1 1 !: "<~t mlay Febn111ry t Hu 1 r Mcthod1!ll liar I I, I ~~~ ~~ I e nne~IW'e Ern e ~eat her YCJur Nt'st Hub & Jan f'arr I 00 2 10 Ad e1 tures Re('ent VlSJtors tohnt!On Oak Grove who ~ ~ rC('up •long from a .ecent o pmloon ot ELL r R Kenneth It aves to sur llol l r llo!lplbil were son Roy nnd ED HOW 0 aclm f d d t wife and two ch1ldrM of Carrol RFD 1 Ra ci ne- Oh•o VIVe hllt hi ~ wl e Gla ys an wo OhiO Mr and Mrs Delbert Smith 1 rr t rs nl \1 F,m;lern Sla r chlldren and children or Bowman ~'~ Run w 11 1 f' ! 1 prRClt.!e sc~ Mrs Magg e Hurr s recently fell h d f J S &fiol'l' Wt'L,. C.errmmv ll«"a lH' k t th e home o r HP.rmand T if e liM an w1 e 1m pen M 1 1 y I:'VI l ij F hr nry II and wa ~; ta en o M d M Earl IS-O r e1gn the An I l!ed 1 ror her ststcr Mrs Ida Howell Sh'" cc r un w e r anJ prss I he upkeep of 1.hej arm ~ il!> oc W DAILY CROSSWORD U 11 /.c 1" " on 0\h f TifF. No\TIONAL C'OUNC'If for 116 ,Advanet~ment or Reerentl on t o~ 1 h ll.fl t onoren actresa Fuy Morley whO s doing local TV work n s ntiiiO.t fuHI 10n Ill e a been na ned The girl we wotld mo~t I ke ACROH!il 1 AI 1 llllt.An l'e Ollt ho.lwl' d ffi t\ I Oit' K O\IIB JiOUlt' I 00 I :.! j(J 12 30 12 30 1 00 2 00 Adenauer Mly O.Cid• 2 30 S(lliaeff£r 1md B l'e'nltiaoo 111'1C rtlhol' 3 00 ~ cand dat£'S ~ ~~ ~ ct"f"(' 1 4 00 A:denwN' wlrtm 1\.'hl' 80 \'f"ar -ol I 4 5 ehooOO\Ior rohn'l!'l It mW} be rfH'f-' 4 30 ~"' for A~ h m'!:lt"' r 1() - --=::-::::::=-malre thoe- fntal dr-o t<Hifll bl'h Nn WEDNESDAY 1bt'lm now WbM ibappeonC(I i1 1h tJS Wd~t'n 6 55 S g n O~~o w~ (;i('!rll1farn!y booa mc a ('K)\1'1' 7 00 Today t"'ilill mrA.son o n Ma v ~ 1955 1t 9 00 Coffee Time agreed oo pa-y $762 m l! oo toWia l 10 00 D n2 Don( School rLhe ~ or tbe All led armtf!L'il <i r 10 30 Ern e KovaC's Show mg 1he }001 wh.J h C«1ck rJel\JI M } 11 00 Hone 5 Jrt was r3lgOOOd ~hlart o~ ~he t•rHl 12 00 Tenne!lsee Ern1e Show 30 Feather Your Nest ar Uhe OOre-H~ll'r fl'l'l ~c-d oth~ All ~s 12I 00 Bob and Jan Carr Present am 1 Wof!l!ft t.iiC'l'ntimy w ould ~ ('{)> 2 oo s s1e l'!e' ht:" nonffr n"' vll' h e upkeep 2 31 La nera 00f"S to Sehool 1~u~ ~vrgdt (11f~~dl('raton t o 3 00 Mat nee the ~ of tlhC! GerrrK!n 11!1 med 4 00 Date W th Ltfe rarecs Year lly year the plullb and luxurious ta.ndmarks • 11-.egaf :111 i'On!S nM~~ 'J1l1ey 'Pfl,...lx hlv w 11 Rl arrt ea:1 1} neli'Jt mrtn ~ h Sc'h.at"H<efl h:n tlhf.' 1!'1-IP)liOII\t of neal1ly Mll membf'<m or 4~ \\ los.! Gennan cabmet Foi'W!II~ M nndl"' llelnr11i':h Bnent:an.o w ho !h-as to thmk tabout 11be dliPlumal c oog\f'S opp4lft'R Schaeffer's ~IJinrl 1\.Tf:W YOilK- Thlnga one New Yorker th nks 1't fiOI" g,...v<"rn lftlle n ' All I'd The 10 uo tO I) 600 6 411 655 100 ffet> 11me Du g Dung Sd ool l yt)() 11.1 "" 0" S gn On 700 TuLiay ~-- ·· ·' I'II,JIIUie -lr ' .,:.< ' • The' Dotly ~nt1nel, PoJTII!r~Middh~port ' Oh•o AOS --- . ., •• fef'elved HuwdJ' Ooody 1 (9) For Sole lat.u 2 rl"n!t _ _ 0 OM 1 _ .. ~. wur u.rtloo Mllo' ·n·••n <bar•• ....... _ u.. -~ 4centilperwo~fu•tbt. . _ + MONOA'r NNY:l'W 'W 9!11111YHl Ag uff e rr " p< t + .~o ,,....., "'1• II wlu be •ubUabed tht ume * * WSAZ-TV Channel3 On The News DIVOTED TO INTERESTS OF MEIGS--MASON AREA RICHARD 5 OWEN TELEVISION Commentary , The Daily Sentinel ••lfl•d AdJ ""'* ~~ ...,~· If Mondoy,, FPbrwo r; 1 3~1 95o • Jl' nds p£1~ 11'1 1f>illi lrd B blf" Sci "'" eot'fort 45J:l40 508 93 5 022 33 nrl P.o t'(l rop t~f' go..'!~ I N' ~e. Vlfi"!ol ~rt('() by RE-V 'flh.(' p Fre.rl I f' w'en IJOU ~o/J it l~iJ way ? 1 I 'i t { ~ow JoeJ tl I'Un li' rln l«a<l pa\9100' a-lbd Rev F IYt Dtt of Hun~ingt.on I It lan I 1ufficlent that your wateh keep ~oOd llme In any one postbon When you brmg your watch here to be repaired we check it m liTe poaltl.ona-not by hangmg 1t on a board-but through an amazing eliK'tronlc inatrwneat called tbt - • eo,_--._ 1 /Ysif<.!!,~ Masm Demlhd ihlo pMII'Otlon We ... mbe 1lod to) dc:m001tr•te br lelillinl- )OUr ,., ....h FREE. comns Jewelry ..,...,.. c..._,.J..,. w~ a Plif:-.. Olill �• •• The Doily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohlc. • MoonBeams I - ,Bombarding Ulini To Meet Buckeyes Again In Two Weeks On Sports --- - - - - • ·. J• .. ve ed '"... te r< ~ • ~ •• .' ,1 ' ' ' I IHl·' ihavt: JilL~·~: <~« ol' P<il.> · .~olH.o at •aum ~ lll Jo.·. l. ) ' l'.......~ u LilflUol:::. I m~ , •~<· ou~Kl•y t;..;, Hlll gmggy f rom il11· t·ll t l c'> ul .-:.J ..Hucl.\o' "" J11tsi llh' flldhli ul •oil ~ IIJU :.L la;( e W tHe l'LI ... d ~·;un IJ <• IIItl.JJ1Hlll' l1 l .Jl Oley I I rpoillll:!!. h a lfback ,tohL~ pa::.1 SN ~on. J., uUe out 00 town. t·hat •~ causinJ;l II HJ .~! 11 £ ·11h l' eu ;wh cs ,to pa~IC'.~1 t-ht• ne w aAc ruhng . It will snon be IJnh' 10 pick trhe Rid• lt-st a fu ll year of sd1vvl due all star b&o;-Jrolh-all lt:;JilH. Wilt! Wl' to a·n iJljury , and r·t .1.s .t~·uJy a wonder if 1\Jw k•H•giH' scrit.ft> wiH slr<~mc \·hat h<' will n Jt tw •<tbl-c ltJ f~tld ·lunc Jtu give B11lo McK i ll!ll'C)i pl01 y ( IU \ his htgh SL"hool caf'.(.'t•l'. of MiddlepoPI -and lll ll .v S'hcriK.Ian or C'ourse .tllw ma1111 arl-( ument f!~r of Po meroy •lhe)r j u -.t •r a.ting::;. In the lll' W age ruhng ili rtthe fad ou r opinion tht•y •<WI' lops at t•hcir Utili! 10 year Q1d boys \Sho uld u\!1 re';;poctive poo:.tmne. 1n ot.he Jcague, b(• eoHtpeti.ng <~bflainsl _\·ou ngl'r lmt 100membfl1'1 1t.:h<t·! our OlPinion lads of 15 and' ltl . I ·~Uppo;;c tl l's , di.dn '. t moan· 1\.oo:t m ud1 When the impot.s.-;J b-1.(" to set ·up J •1:ule .tha t f.ootbaloL tselectio ns wt'f!' made da,s~t would permi•t b()y'S li ke llovaAtcr faoK 'Y.·aybc J\•hi.s t~m" thr-y might to play out 11h~;ir 'hi•gh .'>chool ('af· ooe •t h l.tJgs a ·~fllt,k -1 hffert'n1 . Hope eor, iJUit ~t d t'S "Seem a hLt •un fia~r so. th.lil a l·a.d ·Shnu~rl hal" e rtn s uffl'r bt•c;HL<,t• o f \lUI injury th;~t iHild U:J his se hnti!l o<wlintH•s. Here's one hot off the frying pu-Don't be • bit surprised Jf • popular South•astern Ohio c:eg• co•ch doesn't tend his reaignation very shortly. n,i• I PAIUS UI'- l3udgt' !'all y of Los sam• lad h•s h•d • good record Ange 1es wun t he tm .11 s. songles , !hll ye•r. but st~ll wan•s to nil Iitie of the Frcn{"h imlluur lL-nnis It q~lt~ ·'~-·r thiS _s·:~n.. . ,· championships Suuday hy deft:.!lt· Thl ee l:H',d .bowl_m~, . f.U:Itll~ ' \\.ill in(! Svcn David.~nn of Sweden, 6·2 n.rll l· n·~~ '_?hu• St.tl~ 1 flt!rnt ~ ,\~ 13·6, 6-3, 6-0 . Althea (;ihs~lll ~f Ne w ••• • Two Clinch Crowns Elstw,1hert>, <Lun.ng tOO weekend, Akron ~nrl Ma.n.1h:.l•ld of W est Vir·!,linia viiochcd 41hoir n JSpooti\'C le<tgue .t.i.Ut-:s and Ua)"loo· l'Qmped •t·o ·its 18~h win •n f 11hc 'Sfill.&on . Akron ,brmmccd Otwrbe-in 103 75 "breal'her" PEOPLE ADVERTISE IN THE LOCAL PAPER THE DAILY SENTINEL J ! I "With The Coverage That Counts" Oh·io COn feres1ec cinna·~·i , Ohio ~esl~yan at O~ltin Dehance -at WiJmin@t!Jn, Den.L. at WOO&ter, St. Francis at· J'!)ht GarroH, Shppery Rock ·a t Youngs.. on 1.t." l;r.hot~rlulo town, Ohio Nor:bbern ..t Biu££ton. Wayne at We91.-etm ~e. Carn~ie Tech ·at ~. CaQ!Ilon at SlcubenviJl-e, Rlto Gnande ._ Vi:Ua ·M'Ibdonn.. ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. UP The St. Louis Cardinals opened their spring training camp Sunday wlth 48 players, including some of the varsity, reporting to new Manager Fred Hutchinson. There was no batting practice. Hutchinson had the athletes run · ning, throwilig and limbering up for two hours . Weekend Sports Summary I •MIAMI BEACH, Fla.- Natiolttal women's opWI oehamplJOn flay O'Brie!l ICrocker of Mootevidoo, Urui.'Wl', BY UNITED PRESS A.l ~ Jo' le..-Calumet l'':ru1m' s l~iher:ty Slln •\il.·U~ in the stretch Cim:innati Top Sc:orer ·to wm •tlhc $34,350 Ever.gJ.·a dcs A lt•l<ll o f 18 Ohio C·n llege gam- Stu ke.s al Hia1era:h. Park. uver a 10:.1 ilU 1J1·:d llt,g. w:hil.'6 A~WW"~d , l;111·de n, l•'cb. IU. · 1 'l '·Oil ·~ ( it k -win.n·ing VIC'OO:ry OVt.ll" out o ver 'Jiim Jonee of P:lainlield, Ott er lwi.n. l>t- nilio un th~L Uhe contm·y N. J ., ln· 1\.hq, JO!h .$ lid final roun~ "' "' " "" 1•he ""·' '' wH.h " 101J.BU 1Jr ·lthei.r boUt. • wtn over Uhiu We~l e-yan-, !\1nun l u 1 1 '' · Ll' 69 60 "'n<l lU ll•' orpec: . .ili' IO ' . MI'•I•. -Bill wIIl,o.;:Lcr 1 ' Bt ,"flO I I•'.•'S" ·~ I' I·ANSJNG,· • 1 l'l.lu Ilt'll1 K. en1·''""1 "''1·. . I- , . Nioder of Kan.~ts UniversJt.v broke W<~ync !"!ll"r··n·!:•llhorwd 11.11 l)n.-.s 1•knt :; . . , . • , ('" · 1Mw d~rt .u n f ('l'Ct1•rl' .Ica d wr·II1 a 10554 · wtn , CX Il61t~ng Amt'J'!Jt\Wl md:CM.III"' . C T h t"'l-rclo ·~·,hot ·plllt t1000T<l W!iJ.'h oa. t~ over ' 1.' 6 _3 -16 Nwnas ~-• ,., ·· 'l·· h....~ 33 In asc ,t•hn ('C'J\1 t ·d - Olli:(~, Defi.a<ncl' o r 2"1 ·~ec Slllll "-hOO J•'motHIW~'"' -dn:am of -over ~~~~ual Mhohrgall SLate Vnlvcrslt-y lHhng .the Yllll-ow JackiC!Is wi·t1h n rela ys. ·~--- fr <bl.ed W.i hn~.ngton OO-Sa df'· l in 1liht· ~ , SARASOTA, f'.l!a .- P·ltclu.'T Jim 88SALE NOW IN PROGRESS ''The fnslt:st mr111 I twer suw was Ldty GI'UVt• ," Grieve n•culls , " but Bob V<•lll'l' was ttw unly pitcher who threw his t'unc just ns quick as his (ast lmll." firove is hi s all ·tinw c hmcc " hel cu ulltl he was memwr,'" but, "I'd take Feller as my rilolht-handcr." And Grieve insists thnL If Score comes up with a curve like Feller's he l'an b1· an uti tim ~ great. M.lny Snlda Reftrenc" Tht!re have been many 11ide refcnccs to th<' defensive deficits Furman's hl).!h · scoring Darrell .to,loyd hut Couches Hen t:at·nevale nf Nuvy and Huwnrtl C<1nn of NYU assert thut '' nu tcoun in the coun· h ')' l'ould nfford lo ~it him on the or 1950 Oltllft'lobll• O.luu II. Fl.•shing Rocket p~r · formanc• with whlrliWilr HydNm•tic drive Try It t.nd be •maltcl. HUJt.Y. $488 KARR and VANZANDT POMEROY ________________.;,;;;;;,;;..J' OHIO bend~. " Ceoree have arrived Mh. Elsie ,., was a S monthly payments. I · and wi:if' · day ..• less than 7 cents Africa. 15-Won European welt crwcighl championship. t'INANCING OHIO PEOPLE SINCE 191J UNDER STATE REGULATION UNITED CHURCH SERVICE Emir !longs, sung Average cost per CrYLO~· 124 E. Main St. Phone 191 ., ___,,.,.:::,.,-,.,.,.,.,.,.,,.,.,....,'='='='""''=====~ ·. ",/,\· - '. . .J. ,, E H ·.. ".... "YOUR SUNRISE I to SUN_SET STATION" 990 On Y.our·Dfol ' In $1111polll I - MINNEAPOLIS-Ken Bair1tlholomew, M:inneapolb otelet>Jione nepairma.n, wxm rtlbe ~ men'r -title im ,lOO Ten '1'1lntmnd Lalr:es ~peed ,c;:Jrll'ltin'll chlftlm.piordhi,. .aad Pat Gib!Km, Uni·vmiltty of, Wist'ons on cord ~rom Wftlt At~, Jki:nn., won ~'hf." sunior w.omen"S ~,~ basketexhibL tlon games throughaut Michigan and lndinna. Th.ere Is no foul shooting halelujah! ·but players who transgress are sl¥pped ln .a pcn~lty box for 30 secondl on an unintentional foul and on~ mlft.> ule for a Clagrant roul. Never more than two in the sin bin and a 20 11ecOnd possession llmlt keep It really roaring. BaNI:Iall Rotd Show Baseball men are discussing a Hall of Fame road 'show. They're talking aboUt putting an exhibit Into a bus and hUUna: the mln~r league ball parks witb lbe display to hypo Interest. They'll get. a battle lr(JTTl Sid Keener, who 1lav~a to gc lletns of interest for Coop. ctslown and won't .tive up a nickel roc:ket without a real fl.ht. The Garden State Stakea to be run March Ul, at ·$2GO,OOO the world's richest horse race. hi! drawn 637 nominaUons. One man from Oblo 1ent ln bis ebeek ond nomlnaUng btank and tbcn with· drew. ,~ 1 "Jt's a sl'nrinJ.! gam~ today," 'Bettcr forget the whOle thi:lg," 11uys Cann. And CRrncfale agre~d he Wrote. "1 nominated a Lrottina that "c\'orylhing Is offense and .horae.'' nobody rould pass up Floyd's At that kind or . a payotl. you shoolinl[ ." tan't blame him. ror lbat kind Bill Daily Mlcha•lNewo or I he Dowagiac, or •cratch you C!lll put Eddie Az. Mich., is one of tbe caro on my ·b ack and I'll run. Ad· Charles Sidl."u tbat their son reo~!::1d . have M.SJl. can be repaid in BY UNITED PRESS ~vera! Mr. Sund•y of a new type I inventors ball game being tested Jn NEW YOHK tiP- F'rsu·less Fralcy'N f'nl'ts mHl Figures: Cleveland 's llcrb Seore is fa ster Lhan the Yllnkce's Bob Turley, aeeording lo Billy Grieve, who reI eently r~tire1t after 18 yeurs as on American League 11mplrc. ~u~ y -.r. TUt:SON, AN~. -Ted Kroll of Fort La·udend.ale, ~la·., shot a 85 to win rhhc $10,000 Tnoson Open Golf To.urmrmc.nl willih a 72-bol~ all limo ~!OllNley re«ll'd. ' TODAY'S SPORT PAJUDE REG . U. S. PAT. OFF BY OSCAR FRALEY Unlt•d Pr•n Sporh Wrlt'r WIUJ..-. 'Fole,n. Other cAllers wer~ Mr. ·a ntt ~-~ Fred klee of Che-ster. A .'ttlll!:S, IowA UP-Iowa S t·a.te Oolll'gu sol a •n ew American recnrd ,of 2:46.6 iiOO' U!e 300 yard med ley' in u B~ ScY.cn iiSWimm~na: meet. I KARR and VANZANDT _two d.auehtert or Wheelln1 wer"' week end BUeita ot Mr and M...; ' ! tributions to racin g:' Atiams, one OUTPUT OpoJ ""'"a1rona. .. Mr. itid ~rl. Geora:e Bowen and AHCA D!A, CaHf.-Misler Gus \ Wm 1hhe $59.300 Swn. Antonio Hilll.d irap al Sa!llit•a AnirtJH a Jl'I."'C'P'Illo rtlhe $100,000 added Sunt01 Anlllti! hand~· cap. 1\IW/\Illi\ , l ';tht'. \ II ' V!'lera n o nl y ()tih'•r .iol'l.•r-luargue cLash. .Juck ey .Johnny Aflam ~ wlll llf' fll{ - 1 .stcllbt:IH' I ~Ic _conUnuOO _ f,o w:n s ent 1 ~ d wiLI 1 lht! ~t'\Tnth anmHil -:v~t:h an 85 - ~J v~wtory ?ve·1 •!!he ·;il'il,r l;t•orge Woolf Mt·moria l .hlt:kn' 1 :;·tutld fod Qt l.~ lltlco Mar 1Tti\~, ~nd Awnrd tuduy for "uul:;landing ron · Kt'-n·t. Sl :~tt• , Rl~pcd m ~t sJdu t!he MIA •l._o .uofhct ·I 100-90 def ea t of ruur American rider:; with 3,000 on Baldwln•Wadi·U-l'"l' a 'fl·n·l l nugh · or more vlCtoric!l, has vot ed Lh(' i-c or ·lat e. .Santu Anita meclillj~. In Q\lht'l' .g.;unct;. Hi1) Or-OJndc ht'il•t BJ 1 ~s 11 5-85 : llcirld hr rg t'd ~ t"tl J,nrkhotlr·ll-.! AFU 75 70 and NEW YORK Ul'- Two :~-· oung ~[Urt'iiiJI• WOil Oi~t •UVi'l' 'l'alJor of pildiet·s-right hamh·r ]{nnwn Kcm:s~a:s 5H-64. Mon1.ant and lefty Joe Mal'~oncn T•his we<·k ·.s suheodu lc : - whom the New YOJ"k Wants Mlondi~Y-:- ~i?dmlllt; ~l·i· .n•t. Duhope will make the cluh lhis sprillg quc:Hle : Uh1o St a~e- •~t. Not,Lhw.ost. ha\'r :;igm•d their 1956 co ttlt'ads. ern ~rlb c1'fO'l'l'6 •1•t Youtl~~town. Monzanl won four games for the Hwl!lngl'tmo, Ind., •a t llluf£ton , Giants !ale In the 1955 11cason. Loui·svill.c a,\ Xav·1cr. Ccn.t~1'1a l Stale , thl'ce of them .complete games, at f<t!liUKViiJ.f!. whili' l\lnr~onerl compiled a IJ-6 Tuc..«dny- Mi.aoml al Ohio T rel·o•·d 1tl Minneapolis during the Akrolt ·al Obi.'rll•n, Defiance at 1955 Cllllljluign, Ohio Nor•t•hN n, Uhi"O Wcsl£\V<tn at Wittl.cnhen~. Oti'orbe m at Gapittll, Jloon q~t IIi Nun, Cnn-isitk'l -at ·Howl HEALTH WSCS TO MElT ing Grl'\111, Ct'><larviH·e ·ut Flmllily. Till' Women's Society of Christ· Wcdnc:~day- ?-.fumphi.~ State <~.1 ian St•rviee wlll meet Monday at Day-t.on, K<""n·t St•att• at Tt•lodo, A\!ih 7 30 ut the Health Methodist Church . -- filler ·on .M'rs. Stella Eblin and $100 Fight Results , GROSSE1'0, Italy-Emilio Mar coni, 146'-h:, Italy, outpointed ldrisPatlty Ba-g ..£or a ooc- sa Dione, 147, French Equatorial MIAMI, Mco --. RlJSSIA BOOMING SIBERIAN The b1ttbdeY Of 1 ' NJCW YOHK 111' Ano;,. Sow<· II ul ti~t. UnivN:-;ity of Pllts bun:h , a <> oud ' bel. for; lhl' ROO mc lcr spot o n.. Lhc IJ. S. Olympi{' team , wlll d,. _ fend hi s IC4A HIOO-yard Iitle in o1nnual lntercoile,ialc I II' "" •'!"th '' · AAAA t·humpionships ·rt Madisnn ' · ' 1 ~quar r- (; arrh-n . V1·h. 25. lie a 1~u ~ will dl·fPnd h i.~ tooo ? urd title 111 tht· 1\/\\ l d;nmpwn slups ill th o.! ~";rJ.~n~.'b• 1 kitts wa1 eelebrated recently with 8 tamJlo ,dinner anrd SO('ial time at the 6lme or Mr. lnd Mn. VirJil . Hal'rJJonville. The - -- - - - - -- - - - -- - ·- - J\"EW S.rnm ~ Ll"'W,~ ~n.d r~~Ool\ ~ l.nd·!)' Sun; •.)y gufc ·; \..f ~ ~ <~nd fl~ :. the · home of Mrt; CJartonce Ch.! a .k hn P .d tl_ w.rt.: !t " ; H_u!h W :Hd Mi~ Marilyn Turner of Cint-~e . Mt. '»I: J ~ 1 · 1. A:'hu1· 1·. '!. I ;.·: rJ nail, lfll hete tor the funeral':; dlrurto/Nt, fla..rcly-n t:f l: t~~J 1 , •1. .• her . &randfather, Delbert Turner. • ~- -_R1ta, the · Aft'aJl dtttjhter of Mr. Mr. and Mn. Janws Tnonta.~ 11nd and M!'!l. _}&OJer Phillips hall br-en chlldl't'n anti Mr~ fl o.. a Barne~ UJ and.in the lfttlf.er UospJial. were t'unday dimwr gut-!ll s ur Mr T~ ' ,tethmtftt t'hoir mt-t at the and M : R. fo"lo)·d Thomah , llo&.~,e , Of Mr. arad Mn. Jam~>~ f Mrs. lo'loy.t 'l'twmu11 WiJ s eallilu: Thlim"t for prldice last w~k , on Mr. anfl Mr~ . M<~rw•• Wood . T~~ wrd, the)' ~~~ meet ail Tuesda)' . memben lhd IIUt!SU. The March meednt wJU be 11!'\'eD orgonl•l . _ Miss E~th TitUJ waa a reet>nt • •=·-------- by ~ wm A uni·tcd Wwl<l Day of Pnlyt•r H~·m oi (ihe New York Giants £i"red oa. 75 ·in Jbbe final round to Scrvke wid! bo •hdd at the Syi-.awin ltlh.e 18Jrmu1lli Wynn blliSe· oo.se EUB Ohurch Frida~ evening l"S W(~J'C play ed. s.~.urd·iiY m~hl il.'i mutkly s~1·ip. ball playea'l! .go)lf Jtou:rnamoot by beg·i!~n-~og at 7:30 with c·h:ur<:rh Ni Cmt·mn"-11 ro l led up tln'l .top scort~ .six .'iltlrokEB over opibdber John G.n ay of tlhe- l1.1/lht>dist, EUH, Nazare-ne W l~h a I l!J-ll:J , .-;.rormg IOfl:Y oveJ· TRENTON, N. J.- i'"orrnct• mid- o.f 'tihe Kamct9 O"r AJthiOOes. arrd Prcsb~~ter.ian NH1h s as pa.r.tid •lll·weig: hL contender Joey Ghar· Hoom thad a 54 ,hoLe .ootal. of 221. pants. Spacial m~ic will IJ.e of, YYork won the Wnmcn s title by fl.·torohc.act o f Kt·ot.ut·ky. downing Angela Buxt on of Hritaiu, Oh iu Cu nfN!'tH:e rteams e~ng· a·gOO dl'J.l o launehad .h is COlllt'tlacfr. e&rnferC'd. - -- . :·~·,.~1'._ (;.2 . 6 .0. m fHm· lt•a-gu e t.il.t.s, .int·.tud1n'(l Ak- pa j.gn by ·sowillllg ·a•technlcat knock .·; L.;.;;;;;~;,;;;,;.; I Saturday YORK- Parry Stout, Jr., Mr. aDd Mrs. BlakeiJ I I , 1 Mr. and Mrl. Bernard Stout. Mr. and Mn. J. D. Stout, Mr. ancllln. Kenneth Stout. Eu1ene and Jama Stout, Mr. and Mrs. John Stout, Leon Stout, Mr. and Mro. J. D. Funeral setvice.$ for Duvid R. 1 Stout, Mr and Mn. William Phil· Stout . Long Bottom , were held lips, Bidwell ; Mr. and Mrs. Jamet Sunday at the home of his dau.gh- Willis, Jackllon; Marilyn Peets, ter, Mrs. John Winkler, Ashton, Mrs. Robert Stout, Sr., Mr. an-d Mrs. ' W. V<1., and at the Bald Chapel Robert Stout Carpenter· Ray Church with the Rev. RooseveH Ray Sto~t. Albany ; Mr. a~ Mn. Lenville, Bald Chapel pastor, and Fred Stnut, Ul"', W. Va.; llr. u4 the R ev. Harold Doster. Long Bot- Mrs. WilHam Winkler, Mr. and tom, officiating. Speeial music wa.!l Mrs . Robert Winkler, Columbus; presented by the Rev. and Mrs. , Mr. and Mrs. David Winkler, pt. Doster. Pleasant; Mr. and Mrs. John W1DkBu~ial wa.s conducted by the ler, Janet Winkler, Ashton; TbomRawlmg-Coat.s Funeral Director in as, Daniel, William and John· W. the Bald Chapel cemetery, Stout, Mr. and Mrs. Dode Stout. Relatives and friends includ- Kokomo, Ind. ed Mrs. D. R. Stout, Mr. and Mrs. ---------J. L. Thompson, Long Bottom; Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stout, Sharpsburg; CLUB TO MEET I Edna Dlckeraon, Carbon, W. Va.; 1lhe Chester Home DemoD~Jtr;a­ Mr. and Mrs. WllUam Stout, Clbin tion Club .m eet .at tbe borne of Creek; Mr. and Mrs. Don Phillips, Mr. and Mrs. Roy WiUiams, Mrs. Mrs. MaJO!ne ~n on WednesoArdena Carr, Mr. and Mrs. Z.cey day, Feb. 101h from 10 A. lit, to Stout, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Howell, 3 P. M. Sub)<l<t of the moet>Jor Notomine, W. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. will be One nish ·Meal~. SatUirday - IMi;nnesota· ti Ohio StJale, Miarna at Loyal~ of Ohlcaa:o. 1 Bowhng G.reen at Ohw U .• OOerbl.'I!-IJ at Hei'ddberg, Marietta• at Cap~tal, Hil'om at Wi.tJtenberg, Akro n a:t Rochester, '1\lrlf'Jdo at Cin- to f~t·t• ~;he unly 1Leam to hem them M far. 1 1 SEL'L L;OCAL tthc )"EAR. W·all.opmg Sl. F ranci~:> vf PL•nn..~yl­ \'a ni:• 76-4 J. Hut b!w .~ cOibrl -rank­ ltu.r lcd ,tlh<! HI-pound shot 59 feet ou~putted ;· rl tilyl'f.'i ta.k c on hig>h s<'Ol'ill~ -n ine inches for a new world in-- strke vilctory ·m .tJbe $3500 Sebri-n rii)U'f rooond ~D tllte New York Gold T.oumament ·w Hh a 36·hole ·\l i'IH IJhi:,~ Sta1~ Wcdne'Kia.y night C. g·ames. hot&l of 144. :~nrt 4H 1hour~ l<11teo: .go •to. Lou i..... viHc I I TO take HeId 0 0 SUllday ~1'AR1'EP 771~ I Mid-American Confereno:~ dtwnpl nn.-.JhifJ by downing 1\J.Jed!) 78-7 0 Whil·t• sU(·n-nd pl.a ce Miam1 wa ~ ~os tn g an 0~ · 71 de<:isioo ({) W ...>:.it· orn .1\.Livhigan. Day Lon wound up (lhc b.,;•\ SPORTS \ ROUND•Up I All Business Is Local 1tVJ CJ"own und n.ia!"'sho.IU clinched ,tJJe I r- - - - - - - - - - - - - , . . ACI-At llu. £11 .. 1'ucier w•1 ' "•d~or of t he opeAIOI IUIVI\&Oq&l »erviC"e FPb, 1:1 wa. 7Y vfl• . r~ SIJ tH 1'u•Aday evening wh'e n fhe W .S .C' il ·Mr. wrd ~: .-~ On<"tll f:' AJ}Pfl l't'· me-t 11 tbe hom111 ot Mn. Carl Den- t't'IVPd word ur lhr br: rt, ut" d::;.u. iaon. tbtw bu:n to Mn .,,,! Mrst. H o..Mrt. Tuelr.er w-11 atlilted b)! .-d Mk!n of Fairborn. Tnt l rttle NaoraJ Thompson and Mn. Ruth Mlilt WaJ rwned Cb:-1,:-r')' Sue F..rlwine. 'lfarale Hoffnn rt .,...... _, -.. cu~ ur A poem "fhf 'fOVt'~ of the twr m'C'!"..br,., M-r(l h •y P'OW! tl :a·n1J .Muflr'• Hlod " wu read bJ1 Mn. hmlli'y Sat1urda.r no~ LJnter. l 'v rlnn· l.t"'N ..., llliC-o .a wtot'lkl• n•l Mrt. Unter had ehartie , ot tht· 1a;:ut'"tlt {) r h fl'l" Kli:lndpa«·t ."<~, \ h buJintM meetina:. AQ auct10n waa Otnd •&<t. On'~lle Allen held at ~h,e elou of tbe meeting n<n·ut Rtf~ •hi: V'~·.:.:.:'f!G:: :1ll lh " , which n,tted t~ JOCiet¥ aeven- bonw ~ ihl>l Jll'lftt atl•ndltarffl'~. teen dollfrl . .A new member , MI'K. P.k an-.1 MJ";;I. Gtourg •• Rt·~ 3 w Vernon Weber wa.!l added to thf' Jra. r-•mn~JP, fWl• aill 'll"n ot ~l r membert.ip. 18M M-'"'- l1.m~!!-rt. l 'uwdl 1.-1 1 :~nt1 Mrs. ~JOn anlllh•d by M . brokt> lu.~ :m~. . Mildred Pt~ is hosteu, fltrv:t i'Mill<'l-~ ~~wt-il €mrl !aln J!v .. :~,! a t'e'freahment ronne to twenty Mitt M:t. .gJ~ 1 A:l lrn t':t !lt .1 , n John Gilliam, Kentucky. Funeral Service Case at M'1ltlnt Urt!cn, AIH:ance Pa a1. YOtfflg3\..o\Wl, Aldenon·Blolddus, W. \Ia ., al St.cubenv-dle . 'Jlhur.sday- WOCSII.er at Mustin· gum, Xavier at Westet'lll Kentucky l''flid&y-Dayton at Louisville, c\1:1anu a.l Kent StJate, ~n. at Buffalo, KeiJy'Oh ·a t Marietta., De· !13-ll'Ce at Cedar\'Hlilll, J(JihJll CarTOll at. St. V.jRC'EJnts, Fenn at Bulfla.lo S!at•e, Akron Good'yeat oc Moont Uni.on, )'liJJdJ ay a.t Centr.a:l State. ~ 1ww.d. J•·-ll l. Sw<l-lUI>n. Tro~n \b . he·...··, I · ol. .., ILI illlil l•lHt:C Ull )'IHJ/I H WC.,.~ ..... u. Bill G11u crer end lla:r•-id Li!h,.l· ou '»'l •t •L~j m lihe .lhg "1..:n <.a,gc ~h e fO!:!It('ll", wohile thl' ~urpr iw • n· 1 1 .... (" . ty l:!:i ~be Pomefo}· U.ow l lr t:,: Al·ll'Y I 'litH' full.l'n~ .'ioti!l i.·..n·t 1.·00 br)g,hL qumtel. 11his is a \P ;, tn of f"< II H · f ur 1 Ld ,. h J· ldJ d .':Jt;dtl"s Oa.'>JI"l"l· P o.n u;ruy nuglt l abo bt-'O()IllL' ef- paroative~y new bowlt"!'.~ w1·~'h F l' ~d b~:kJ. , . o.t•ho m~t pla y a preuy fected as .a;gc roc'Oords s how t'hat Cr.ow, Doc J.ngcd,;, AI Coa.tf>S, Hill J,JJr 11un nrso1a Iteam Sa.turd;;y, Sam Rll.':IScN, whu let>Lered .thl.'i Atlder!on •o od• Howard Kre j>S roll · a n d onJy a wee k later ~Jay •llv::-t to past f.a.~l as a guar.d, and who w:l$ ing. Old Cnow a-l.:;.o sars that h 1s •w ,,.,. same Lllini agam bei-ng oounted vn w be a n-g ula-r I t"am i-s lJl1l. jl.l:fl gomg al ong for 'l lila-l".i not a vory brL»ht prosfrJr Coac>h. Alm l'ilo th"J ('I JJn mg ,tlhe ride. peel for a Iteam t.hlft ~U U'EU'ed i.fs )'Car, will be 19 ) ll Atlgii 'Jt llowwurst defeat in h1:5-Lory Salturday ovor, Sam's actual brl'lli tt• rltl wal ,· The rt•hre:.e team~ will roll <m aHL·rnoon bef<rre a na•tional tel-ehall n•H t belen ftltmd , and I t"w11· 1, . t l"i lher 11h e ~ ..·krnd of Moaoroh 10- l \ 1 vtsioo .audient-e. T.hc Ill 'PQi.ll't .topos.sib1lrty llhat ilt• >A l:l ~tJJl l,t" , J· or March 24·25. AH ol ~he bowl· t-a) wa.s <t!he moot ev~ SC(lred gibh•. ers will -abo roll J•n '> tn•gl-es and agai:lllSt <1tli Ohio SLate 1l.eam. <and ·~ d oul>c:S w!t!h •the l'liccptwn 01! Kl'l-ss Frankly U1e n •.-.e i•J II<~\ •' ',.•" !' w.ho wi ll s i.t out the dou b-l es unl c.\lS :h·J.g hiSt:o.rln.g Rol:oi.n l•~re.cman wa.s lh eld .to llll;s coll>ege cwc<!"r lttw- 12 who was •it :'>l'l' lllld \t':mt Al l .'-. l::U he fin·cis a douWcs J)<Hln~ fr·om Rkh HovJ.:,llT :•ncl t,r nJ e 1\ aufl' SaUl w1H be 19 bd!)'rtl rtt•XJt August and a.. ·a n·~u lt >All! he lu:;t !10 the team n,:xt IaU. .. out' K l'.)~'o.; , A!/4RICA'S ,<'A~T'ES7' MitER WAI:>'S HAV!Nt!i JIIS . 1'RoU/Ji.£S 6E7T/Ha Kenyoo, HeiQel~ at Dt>rtil!'t:Il, Wilmin$on at Sl'l.l..fft.on, Unw ,u .. J ""bcl'J ..., u..:, Luol _.y l'\.1 lille .-. .... . ..., WIIS SANT~~. i4-flld oat B 't BOB vRIMM Un1h1d 1-'re:... Spor t. Writer L •IL.._ _., u~...::., u. Llt' -t..ven 1'-' ~~"•) :n-1 .. 1" 't ·., t'.l .. n lwmed b.~~g David R. Stout CiiDEUNED STAR • • • • By Alan MCiver New INTERNATIONALSAll-Truck Built to 'save you -the BIG mot'ley J to 1111ve.the IIG money on the job you 11eetl • true.\ that's all truck. And we've rot 'em. Re)llllm IIlii fewer, ond repeir bills less costly, And for aU their money·oavinf value, we can ·llh.W you the right truck for your job that can't be ~t for comfort, performauce vr style. But there's no need to take our word. for it, wben you can come in and ll4le for yo\ll'llelf. How about todoy? · They're trucb that are built from the draw· log board out as lruc/u. With no _,.~car en1inco or components asked to do a ~job. That peys oft in BIG money, because your truck stays on the job lo"fer, more dependably, Your I•• ht CO"Iel'l41nth• workl'• ~ost compUN trvck Uno INTERNAWION·a.: . .WRUCKS· . MEIGS IQUIPMENT INC • POMEROY d ~ Po Fl'Vf -----------------------~~~• • RUTLAND _ _ _ _ _ .______M_o;_n_d_oy.:.:., ~ebru3.ry 13, 1956 iPropects Become Oim For Bucks In Big 10 --- ~----------------- ,A 111H· Ill' \\ 19 ) V.'l'r d d a,g.e l· aw~hal be. he-ld m CJcv,.J.u;rl ( n• W· b ('(:QillCS efil•C!I\.; n.:•xt. fall 1n iugh I Oh l('kS WiH be •tilt• [ .>p <li'NJg C ~."hoo[ t: ll·oJ,~ Will pl ay 'iiU YO(' Wh./1 I t f"lllll eompel.ilng Wt!h .>Ht! I~ •!Jtu J ~, C0.1Ch l ' h.J : lll' ' !ci.Ju n:dd'.;. baek -I H.mk •\1;en.chml, l.l1~J ll rr>.l-t\l' '· f it•l d doJ \\11 'IJd<IJrpi, ll w<~ r Me I G;t[f [)urbm a·nt l !~ul1 I.Huk .~ ro ll · Oon:lld w;U h,.,. l. Ill'" d lu..~ moo.l 1 in:;. S~' i\.-.Jii., :J I ~~rT. l<' p r.Oml'>lng b. 1ek ~ .tl thr ner;i.() n or have enta'ed Wt11 t J:urk .\1101 r' t-:-., • INDEEO,l DIDJ I-IC SAiD )'QUR GRADES ARE VERY POOIL . IOXU USI pri.DelplliJ produCtll the Soviet Ill pUshing in a "'fot cud draft.. expuaakln of put lD tlvt Blberlan clUes. Map ahowa tou:r other cltle.tt alao among the maay IDci:Uded up actl~ty. ThUfl loW' ~ aucb items lUI plstonl, trac:tors, ateel lllloy .. lloiL 0. 8. oihelaY. point to n:pans!on ln Biberta U an b dica tion tbat the lbrilt bloa O'HIU.ke tbe United States and wut m industrial output. Heavy llne trac~a the fJ'r!l' Time ~ �~·."' PooeSix 'he Ooilv Sentinel. Pomemv-Midcllecort. Ohio • . ., .MIDDLEPORT The Daily Sentinel • ~ Moni:fdy, Fe6rua ry 13, 19~ ::s SOUETY ....a __ ...._ ......,. ........ Julie - ~Del - era)' lut Wednfl(lay and were IUetb of thelr aliter Mrs. B. F. Price, Mr. and Mn. D. D. Chappe- ADD Chapman. eeniu" illllt Middlepert Hilgln ~ will illl:save for a ~ Eleanor S. Schaaf, Middleport Society Editor - Delegates and Alternates To state Conference Selected By Meigs DAR D~l :-gates and alternates IB the B_urne~l. wbo is a candidate Cor , .J r . . . M V~rguwa ayes .....,. ""'-'l Cbopmao1, .... of ~ ~ t• F r •I Emmerson Mrs. nates arc : Jones, Mrs. o. tt James Faris, BrewMrs. mgt on , Mrs. Dor Sdtacfer, Mrs. Wayne Gibbons and Mrs. Dey Hy· sell. Plans were made for the "chaptcr t.la}""' luncheon to be held at the Middleport Presbyterian chunh in !\larch, and Miss Lenora Gilt·~. Mrs. Charles Hennessy an~ Mrs. Emmerson Jones were nam ed as the committee. The glrb ln each school in the <"Ounty making the highest grade in the good cltizcru;tup tm>t w1JI b(' g uc~t..s. Mrs. f<arr will att~nd it he contin••ntal congrt"!ss meetin~~: to be held at Washington, D. C. the week of April 16, and has been invited to ~rrve as an aid for Mrs . Lowell ------ -- --- • •• ' I Nur~ing Student HomeFor Carole Goff, student nurse at Bethesda Ho~;pital, Zaneavllle, spent Sunday, wilh her mather, PROMPT PIIIIYAfl Mrs. L. A. Bangerte r, and family when Mrs . Bangerter's birthday was celebrated with a tamlly dinner, Richard Goff and Mrs. Robert Lutz, Zanesville, were unable to attend their mother's anniver·l&ry party bcelluse o{ illncas. PICK THE PLAN Othen present for the dinner aignature• only, were the Rev. L. A. Bangerter car or !umiture and daughter, Juanita , and Mrs. Louise Mugridge . CASH LOANS purpo!ie Dw~hot RJccd of Lowe11 spcnrt we.ekcrxl w;~'.1h M-r. &00' Mrs. l"'mard Vla.nMotm Sr., '3lnd \11'3!3 a~· Mmpanied !rome Sund1J1Y b)' )I!rs. Rood 1111Jlld daug)lber who ~prn~ the past wt.>ck 'here a~~"' m,!l 1m• thoe ROOMS OF ao ~ New Furniture !:: ~ ~ ao BAKER FURNITURE Kal Hlndy, Mana1•t 300 w. SECOND ST. PlMme: t.'IZ or 501, Pooaeroy l:llll On The Brlll"ltest Comer 1rl Mlcldlepori ~ ~ ~ cooc of 'hi."'' ffiiOtlh.cr. AH•11ed l'hiHips its vi~i.: i•n•.l{ in Jcr· scy C~ty, N. J., wil~b •hi!; ,<l()n ·and d!w·ght.er·ln·t&w, Mr. anti Mr&. lWl· ~11100 Phillips and son. ,t.f,r. and Mi'S. Edward Web.<;~~.cr Bnd san·, Rl<cky, Mns. J. W. lo::.Sk('.w • {){ Dayton and Elain-e ilnd Jimmy W~thce t1ll Ru.~lllllnd Hoad Wf'JC 'IMCeloond ,guests of M.T. and ~'Irs . Clar.oocc Aodnews. Olwenoo ;\.ndrleW& who ·is •hil!l ~~~-~~·""~'~':'":'""~'="=-~='w="=~=~B~A~K§E~R~F~U~R~N§l~T~U~RE§=~ wookood plioyedi .m. ObariktitrorJ •Mr. r w~h. i:iipm.L 1/'s II IIIIIIter 11/ SBIISB" ''' llllt/ li•llllriiHI lly 'd doUou pur a reaaonable I value on fOUl' tillle never why nom, rou'd • never do own laund I fOur ahould ry Why on! You, When for tali:! Jlenlli~• a day we'll II lhia IU"eoollle ta It ~ Your ahouldera? ~ • You save wiD be }'our own . lantUy Ill~ • • 1or dol8r :rJ!Vltieo, iu:'i>:.n:~ anr ~:w,f~;:.s~·:: y. ere pro au e: Pict-u,. and d Ji111pf on e verleL Robinson's Laundry .... ):::- Tri ·Lustre Cleaners M- MW- 01118 week _ .. ~· •~J~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~tj~~~~~~~~~~s~;e~ Regional Garden Club Di;ector · On Busy Agenda Chic n' Chormi~ 1Whi~·e'bmase .W the n~w Dl'IIDIIII!lef of 'th·c OMto Lumber Coop. Emm')' Suntor oaOO Mr. and Mn. 11aul Surdcr, Ohard~on, Yli$llk'<l. ~- and Mm. Walter fl.cr.o.reJ,l SUnday. lflrs. Edison WCISSa, Oollumbus, otltondod ,t he fUJl>01'61 of Mav. FJi Hyse-ll, Poweror, IOOda-y SM; ibas hem a weckond ·g!Uesot u{ ·Mws. Mlarlll"l'ci Sbilll l, GallilpQiis, ..mt:1 sun~ liay .cveR<mli M;r;:t. Stall ~net Mns. Wessa vi"s~t-ed Mha E. S. Sc:baaf. Mill. Tayo.r GTo~n. Oorlumbus, spflnl •thtJ weeb.-,.1 w~lh her son l''rrutll'k and fan1ily . She wme •here wUt.h her d.aught.el"i'll~luw Mrn·. ()e. d l Grogan, who ~i.<tirbed iur fall!her C. H. Wise Sr., ·and lriSii.L"l', Mi&s Ru.th Wise. t) llr.s. M>abcl Ma-rshall who 1\ivm w~ih ~hem in ililumbu.s ~pent the weekend wiith !her (bu. ~hler, Mlr\<i". David Yost, Pw,t1oand. cm- Ulc 1 COURT OF HONOR DATE Troop 24~. Boy Scouts of Ameerica, it~ having their first Court 9f Honor for 1956 at the Legion H II ourth Avenue . 16, at 7:30. The is · to a4-cnd tbe 1 ':!:~~~ or Honol" whe"n special at·-.. wi.ll be presented during' cetenlony and members of the B()y ' Sco11t Moth~s· Club will be ·1 ·recognized. ' ' CCUB MElTING Literary Club at two Mrs. RobAvenue, PTA FOU"'DERS DAY Found£or3 Day wilt be oCE"lebr.at- . . ed W«inesday al:termon. wben lbe Br&dbdcy PTA me~ at two -u'olock a~t ·trhe aobroJ. The .p rogram wiH inolOO.e a tout of dle n~w >additi.on 410 the 6C\h9ol and i'e{resbmen·~s at the ekl&e of ibe ~efin · Mr. and Mr11. nalph RadcliUc and Mr. and Mrfl. Robert Hurley and son, Bruee, arc Yllcatioblltll In Florida and during their absence, Juan ita Banacrtcr II stayina at the Hurley hame. Mrs. Wayne Gibbons 11nd Mrs. Richard Chambors were in Galli· polls. Saturday on business. The ltawlinga.Coal.ll ambul11nec brm1ght Mi~11 Bcrlha Grant home Saturday fro111 the Meigs GciK!ral Hospital. Oueen For A Day Prog1am Planned By WSCS Circle "Queen for a D11y" will be the program for the February meet· Ina af the Class 12 Circle of the W.S.C.S. of Methodist Church when they meet Wednesday evening at home of Mrs. A. J . StrauM lmmed· i•tely artcr the Family Night sup. per being held at the church. Mrs. Orin Smilb is1 program chairmln snd members are uraed to be present to aasiRt in ehosing a "Queen" from the c:ontestanll wbo will be aondunced at tbe meetID(f. ' ENETI.AN BLINDS llofetl . . l'ltttef encfosecl hucl ' ...... have done in reguard their"-permit ;.as renewed last October and the offieials are ·anxious to have an e~llination or th•ir problem for the Ohio Water Pollution Bnard. Attorney Webster was conault· td on a number or problems aod C~neil ~ted o~ ~ill advice and aCcepted. ., a q~t~ from "Mrs. J. J. "Davis f6t a strip of Jand 20-1241 on .Gravel Hill whieh l ..e bad offered 1.o the village at an· earlier date. .-Ii was reported by )!ayor C. 0. Fiaher that · Street Commissioner Riy FraZier and his crew had strated tePfiir work an the streets and aiiey1 and a dW!uSBion ·was held tile fiy·aah from tbe born plant which is being used I fofilhis re" p air work. tft'Bce Uoyd, president of th a_ecrt'lltion Commission, spBke brieflY o( needed tepalra on the :Munlcipal Swimming Pool in prep;.tation for the spri·ne opening havlled the Mayor and Coon· dlmt_n ,to meet with Robert KJng, . COI\tr&c:tor, and the Recreation ¢ommisillon at the Pool on Sunday February 19, at 2 p. m. far an Jnapectlon of the repairs needed. ''Cquncll . lccepted tbe ~ayor'a Teport of $406.QO and that of MJS3 .lei.n Lema, treaaurer, showing a b•lanee in all funds or $14,102.73. ,- .......... qioiol_.. ' Matchtnt .cusfo111 blinds lor oafte large '"'"' .r ••ly- $3.25 for all wldt~s up to 36H toady tO hant. _ - '" ' ana ,get ·~ · _of , - - All ""'"' llf!IY~ • whenever ~>peciallst Your F!SHlCH~ water heater tt,l . Jane. iloo•'i·~•iij switch.. the af the w~nder over atll don't IGOk f,uat over tile Uaa::~:~~~~~;n~~~~~~ aa • .tlD:rView part of of lh:em. I. keeJ lt()ljt tnflc Ule ·sides. forwa•;•,d;,..ai~~!J·;c -'-"' _ such to stap. ' . wa . , . M :d :c::»E!::J ;IlN" , lOoklna at JOUr · bood or tbe ar. Instead, look Mia Cblpaua weD lllead. Do I this both t• movina: forward aa4 in lumina• oor:DH. Your ear . travell nicely OD ceater iD. · lane and your e)'tl are free watehlna: t.raftlc p~blema. nl;:ht, wateb beyond )'Our lights for dark ahapei road. When visibility b poor you must tonlt low to ftnd 1~ path, the blah-elm bablt au~maU• cally halda )'OUf apeed doWD to- I sale level. J. Get general tranlc scene. attention., tar moat driven attenUOII! to 1 car ' ' either aide yourlaae. Wtliea .·.-,.. ·. · · > . ····,··" .. ·. . . 'EI.,cECTRIC WATEI't HEATER . -··.·~' , sdj'est, clea;~e8t. · •inOilt dependable. ; . n,o flues 011 W/lt8, installs anywhere. see your ~lectric deaiP.r todliJJ .' . i£~rRtC : _· · ' iii:ma nHJO . ' ' .. f'OD.AY ' . 18 ,~.,.. · · sssr':.,i.. ' I - ' . . R"COMPANV '· '' ' . ". • 'Fifty YeO.r8 ojProgre11 in Electric POJJf'd!.t' 101M Single Copy~ 5c Bl'!ltl111 Pltoae 398 Native Of Long Bottom Observ~ . 32nd Birthday In Hospital Bed • 1es ,81 Resident In Montana terian Chureh, aod citieens attend· ing the $CS!ion were Clinton Fillher, Owen Bratton, Donald MUla and B[UCI;t Lloyd. Offielalll present Wel'e Mayor Fisher; Councilmen Wayne Gibbons, Df!VId Jenkins, Ernest Covert, David Miller, L. R. Wiley, Robert McElhinneY : Clerk Charles Murry; Treasurer Je•n Lama; Chief of Po11ce Russell BaUey and Street Commissioner Ray Frazier. istri FINDS BIGAMY IS A GRAVE: MATIER Face New Unit On School Aid OSU Re£uses An y Apology To Cage M 0£ D entor ayton spend tbe money efhcienUy, put off consideration of the quandry ~ Mias !sol-_ Celdwtll of Lent lot· on. delpolte 4' slow r~overy tom. 1 fifo lont rHldent en Or· from a fractureii~ hlp, Hoi ping 'to antt Twp. S1turdly obnrved m•ke the puty • memoraltl•"· her 82nd blrthdey In M.lg• Gen. one were her niece Mr$, F1y1 era! HOtplt•l and found ttMt she Klrkh•rt: • brothr, Milo Call- , COLUMBUS, 0. UP-O~io State h•d not been fOrtotten. well of Long Bottom: Mr. University said today it will not Mrs. Thom•• P"errlu of ~~~·~:f·,pcr;,,,:; apalogize to tbe University of Day- A birthdey cake and clo.. N!ll· Pl•lna end S.rb•r•, Roger ton aiiil that it would welcome tiYtlt. made the d1y •n enioyeble M.arfha Jean Kirk".ut. put'ting -the !Mike Al·leu oootro- .:.c.=..::::::::::..:.::..::::::.:...::::..:.c::::.:.:::c.:__:::::...:::::c..~=.:::::.:::::.:c:.:.:.____ ,l v.r;.;, ~:::.:.YN~~~~ transferring from Ohio State ta Dayton about two weeks ago. Ohio State Coach FJoyd Stahl ac· cuscd Da:y.~n Co~ch,Ton:' Blac~burn °~ ta~perm~ WLth hl.!i squad ID talkmg With Allen ~~d John Snyder, a rea:lil've, w~o YISJted a Daytou ~rac:t~e seu1on. AIlen enrolled m Dayton, ~nyder l~ ,.fit,..Oblo .. State. · :.~n sa1Ah1bat ·.itah1'rw ac· cusatloruJ were 'hlf·lilase an~ the unlvenity .a~nouneecJ the unless Stahl modified or retracted his statements, the matter would be placed before the N. C. A. A. MEIGS GENeRAl. HOSPITAL Admitted: Mrs. Hel-en Bolin, Lal\g.W!Ue; Mrs. Rarph llcCune, Dt!xtc:r; Richard Barrnh.wt. Potncroy. Dismissed: !Mrs. WHJ.iam Warner en.-d ·son, Middlepo1.1t, Bi:j'rtihs: M:r. and .Mn. Ra4'J)h Me· C~.tne, D~Xlter, daughter. f I SUnON HUSTLERS MEET HU3tl\er& CouncU met Friday vem'ing at t.be home o! !)or.. otoh:Y and Samuel Michael: wi-th Olden H>8'Rlrn M cllairman.. 11hirrtee-n mmn.bers and eight cl:lildren WCf1e ~ I"'C£~hm: ents folloW· ing :a dioo~oo beld by Samuel M-lohBcls. · SuUonr o Many Problems COLUMBUS, 0 . UP-Ohio's new Board or Education today 'Nrft!~Yed with the vexi.ag .problem of .bt>W .to speod $7 mitHon tb.ir:;. )1-('ar for needy 80hooJ -disb"jot.s. 1lhe board, split between· desin!a to ~ 1.1p the aid and to Tbere , A low bid of $42,997.00 forth(' , be made by eith~r- revenue or re· relocation of water Jines through 1venue bonds, ~e town of Mason was a~pted Two othe~· bids were reeeived <!II MoOOay ntg~ht by 11h·o Mason bY the CilUncil for the project. 'f.Owo Council Jl,t a. special meet- They were a bid of $46,195.'15 ing Jleld in the city building. rnB.de , by Jones and MkN"eUJ;-ot Pt.. The 'tiitL~· Iriltltni.~ · bJ tbft ~nt ·...-n.d ~ \It"- Of $44:,903.'15 Benqie·~p ~ri'ft.fnd"1!>0ug'· nllte ·bY the Clover Leaf ConstruRouSl( a sub-contractOr. Relotation ction Compan'y, hie.; of Charleston. of the watef lines is ~uired be~ cause of the construction of a new road, U. s. Route 33, through the town. The bid also includes the rur· ~ 0 10 0D nishing of water lines and the making of 77 service cgnncdions along 0 8 S the line. Town representati-ves were to meet on Tuesday wi~b Dean Heironimull, State Rigbt ar way Agent, 'Mirs. V-ictor Young, women's di· in the latter's or~ice in Charleston. rector of tlbe MeiJISI Oounty Polio The contract w11l be drawn up FL.UJ.d ~&ign ot.oday Dlid tibat there subject to the approval of obhis ~ wOU<ld probably f.a.ll Bhort the ,.state. . en iLs. qUIOit-e. to the po.UI(l tund drive Payment for th~ relocation Wlli by .aP-ProximR!.elv $6.000. '11he "'oal Be Friday Nancy LeMaster D" Of In. . From Accident II~. .B . o< St"x· Reds F ..... al aapeclal moeUng ·Jocld at sehqal OR boll day b88l8, which . Uae Chester Hlgb SehOol. W4llll ·noaeessitabed by ~be -cnrrdem· 1lfMI boart1: 1'JCSCind.OO· a ~u-lnaUon o! threo graded schools in•iOO" matl>e at a meeting Md rb.st the distrlct; ReedsvUte, Long Bot• MoDcliy, whiCh requested the state tom, and Tuppers Plaillll, the board owartment of tantlon to declare discussed at great lengths, and ta· emergency in the Eastern th.ey :fimalily came to the opinioo eat District. 1t will learned that something has to be done to the declaring · at the get the children back in school - . to bt!: done by the for rt:be fW1 day as pL'UiJC'rfbed by bOird. Tile board law. ied a reaolutlon of emerJency The board decided t.o permit Mr. roq~ tbat tlie electio'- bo Robert Gray, principal of Chester in $he :r.!a.y Primary. This High School, and Mr. J. R. Davis, loD ·has to be given the principal or Tuppers Plain11 High tJte• statt taxation board. School, for111ulate a plan, concern. The "p iOlutioo of occeNity stales ing this matter and present it to In .1ul1itanC:e; for the -erection o( -100 boatld a¢ ~ts next ~regular a new1Qre proo( hi&h sch~l. about meeting on . March ~­ .nild Way.-between .Cheeter ~~ Tup'Pile! beaM IIIIU~botizeod Jo"lr.a~1cis ~ "PiiiM•. m;ar ~te . Rout.e 1; Andrews, preaidr.~t of tlte board; to . ertc;Uo~ ., .a aew fire proor ·&tade . contact the state dcputment of ) 'IC:Iiool ilbout DQdway "&etWeen Long edutaUon fqr a . lJst of enginte!r11 Bottom ~~- Rll!!et$8.YUle, -state and .atcllitect• available .. 1.24;" tttCidernizl'B.c extllt.Alao· the l:lo&rd authorized Walter fire school SrOWJt .and Carl Bernhert, melfiben of t.be board, to uontact per· sons ownina: J)t'Operty, that the board wishes to purcba8e. The clerk, Charles Humphry, was Jnstructed to contact the Department of natural resources concerning the purehaaiag, by the "''•tlPJIIDIII o/ )and, In the Forked Run area, and as to llll availability. Coace.rning the land needed for the erection or the uewly propos~d AFTER A RECORp 57 """" of buildiag slte WCJuld be purcila~~erf ntuat d•llberafions, • F..,.l lvry in Cl.mancl r......ncl theM agreed ,tibet tWOo :mone options furl II!IMih ·build· 1ht Commvnlm ,utu,. of plot-.. tina to overttarow tht< gcrnm..... ~be p!ll-ohiJO<i<l. 1·. 2:3q P. m. Guilty·'Four~'-e·W. .r · eed :lU" f --1 J~~ IUIHIILAND (top, lett), 2$, 1 araveyard gardener, II qus. tlon~lD N•w Yort about b1a Z wives by A&mtant District Attwnu ~ Patten. Alter U:ao q~, Sutherland admitted thra U.e attar without botberina about the fonnalitia eatenvema. At bOttam, left, Is Role Marla Sutherland, 22, with ber dauabtei-, IJlltan, by a previoul marriagL She 11 wife Dumber 3. At bottom, rlgbf, .ll Maureen, 17, wife number 2, whose mother tnvesttratH .Cter be had walked out oa Maureen. He Wed wife number one. 'larban L.lla.ynea,23, at a eburch lD l'lu1hinJ, N.Y., F(~ruary, 1950. ~~~~to Board,.,..._-- Over 100 were present when "Foundm D.y" was observed at the Central PTA meetiaa held llonday e•entoc at the scllool. Each room was d~orated in ~eep· ing with St. V1leat1ne Day lncluding a large decorated valentine box deeorated witb noWers alld hearll. Jlrs. F. Whitney lniP'aham. pre· sided over the meeting whic·h op· eoed., with the pledge to the flag loU()Wed by· the · Star Spangle Banner and tle Lord's Prayer. The attendanee aWard .if $5 was •warded to the fifth grade taught by Miss Harriett Mclntosb. An invitation ' tO attend the "toundere D~" pro~am at Sugar Run PTA to be held Tburl:ldlly at 7:30 p.m. was read. A letter ~as also read froin NiCk BISIIo news director or siation:WSAZ ai HuntiQCtoD, W. Va .. congutulaUJl&" the #C)up oa their mi 115 t.rel. Mrs. Mu: Fot.ne:- gave a report of .couaty Council . D'lce.Ung, after wbich SUpt . . CharleS Gibbs spo~e briefly, welcomlng tbe group. IUIIph SpenCer, principal allro •poke expresalng hiB appreciation !)f tbe large attendance , · A prokram in charge of Mrs. Ha ld t.obae opefted with group ·''"'~•• 1' d by Mrs. LUt.:l ""11 8 k 11ngiue e e wac • hammer with M111. Ingraham at the piano. M:rl. Lohse read a lri bute b Anna H ~ 11 • Mrs R0 be 1 L Y ~ • . ·. r Tnompson gave tbt; obJedivcs of Two Are Arreste·d .. l Count 0.ft .T-Jtulie , . , . . Two 21~ by klejl) a.Uilhoritiies c.y, Ml'l. L.uclll• le"'-ncourt, Gtorte Wttt, JOMPh lrtndt tnd Frtnk Hoshmeil. Pour othor d• ~-. '• .. "' . a:Dd one otiuit er:tron OC!CU'!Ted IMODCJa¥. i!J,::tobe . ~. ~~11.'1 J1aw enforteu~ · ~el!f ~rted ·today. ·. ~-\Wet. 3~, Y'VUII'l}llown , 1:ha l!.ig1rwiry ~rol• "f-ePortM wa,;; -8$!\~~ $:$ AQc ·and cos!.6 on t•hr. charg>Cs uf! speei:l:ing by JustiCe of l!be ~>F. P'; ~).of Ooolville. West was cited MJonday .allernoon. The PtN.Deroy ~ice depa~"lhn·cm1. fMdtnh we,. ""'lllttelf. Ttl• ~that . Raymond R.ekmi"N', tullty Hell ftc' • m~J~:I"\UO'l fine Po!DCT?Y, )YI8S cltted: 'to appear be.of $10,000 • flvt pan 1ft ·llri- ft1re ~ E; F. Robimon. to.0,. er both for vleletfon· of 1M ni~ . by . ~m:m Henry Wcny Sonllh Ad. (ln...notional.) iMo ·)~ program .in ill ''lb. .i'zard fa'ilbion." He ur&~od eanef\11 lll.udy of <~ath distrid's neea; aDd C!l'e8lt:iGu of a prlont')' 6y&ttm ~ng .to need$. · Otlben> argued dtat ec:tioo was ~ .DOW" tO pro>V"id6 ~ moms by DeJCt ran. Some feared >that if Ule $7 m.iiJJ.ion: were not spent this yea![", 1.hf!l Lecillaturc might baik on future apptopwi.a.tiont. . ~~ "We ought -tomah Mlft we set a lot of miJ.eage out· of tru.rJ lJUllloo .,... SeXIel ... d. - ·· - Central PTA,"Founders Day" I Program Draws More Than 100 ec'hooi the II'HHft; Thet. • ,. (fr.m ltft) An· thony krchmartk. "Martin C:h•n· some sesmon ()/.-the OhioLegi&lature. Frank Seidet of RocJr:y Riv_. ~ the board nat te""'ru&h Fri-da'Y, Feb. 17, Wo.rild Day of Pra)-er wi!l-1 be observOO at Ute H'6aol!h .Metbod:ist Ohutth at 2 p. m . Ml'8.. N()ah Haakim wi.U be in of tb~ $!rviee. and ot.ber Mrs. Kat·hei'yn Payn-e, Mrs. Emeriloon J"ooes, . RobMi. Styel'\9, Nuarcoo; Mlrs. Dw:itght Wallace. Prefi... b~an·; Mm Ohlll'le!S Beooett, Baptist; Mrs. Wituam Jndtord, Ohurch of OhT"ist. menn.a Rummeli, Salvawill be the speaker and -t • will ·be presented bY t~ .Mt. h:ad been pt1eviousily $et for $12,· 000 and io dla<l:e a l;uJe more than Mlorlah Chtn'dl. aDd Hf'lltib. Churth. $6,000 .hab' been contribt)tod. COURT DATI! SIT Mrs. Younc urged that an com· !ft-yor C. 0. Fi.'llbcr wi,N. hear Ies . . JDrleB nmnil.ies • otber solll'008 wto the case of Wi-lliam Bonewttw, ,b.we Polio Fuude on band t10> send Pt. f'ileasaut, nelCI. Sat.ur<lay elv-etbem in • ,9DCC so that t1h.o !OC<rl nhtg. Bon.>eelltter Wail !lll'TUoted' by oompaign CarJI be cloeed. Patrolman st.erwa:lt llan'ill for Nancy Evelnie ~. 73, of In tile meantime tiOday ~t w.a~> drivlnw il.he ~ w.ay <Ill· a OM Southside ·in tMa:soa OouMy died anoounced ·t hat the G~ Har- wa.y street. lkidben Swartz wu on Mondlly al Hob:er Hosp"it.ad in ·mony ~ wi>M! pre!Pell.>t a :progr'a:tn plored In i>u Motulaov '"""'Ito( tor C.l,t ;po;;. of injurie> ......"" "" .. ,fllo l"edo""eol Clwrdo. "" Sun· ~lltoxication. Februony 5 Wlben aile ~as stru.ck day 'a t 3 P. M·. with aU pror;:oeW; b:y ITIID wt·omOOHe on W. Va. Rloute being G:i\"001 4o the polio -f und. METER RICIIPTS IT ""'r "rho meier reccipl9 - ! « la.t M·i.s8 LeMMJt>er dted .of a brain HOLZER HOSPITAL w~ $209 Pomeroy Vtllage otfiinjury, Sh6 never · "Mi:alned: con. . cials t'f!IPOI1ted !l.odlfy. 'I1he vlU&ge sciousn-ess a~ tlle accident. ·. Adffilllt~ Monctay l...esOOr A. alSo fepo.rt€d tlbalt tlbe Soci1:J, SoPolic-e at J>.oi.nt Pleasant said ·Woll>l!!, Racln.e: George Sarwe:nt. eurit.y ftln'eseD.tat.lveS wiH be tn. Uta-t ~'be car WQ!S .cfriven by James POflJCI"'Y; Mm. Wal4aee WcntzoJ.I, Lh:e etnerg(!rtoey mom Loca1ed at lthe F. Dtmrfett., . 44, k)>ey. He wu Letlll1f. Fallis, W. Va.; Calll Ctab- vioH- ,ltaLI from 10 a. m. until . Uldiui.iOilS -t:he January special MeiiJ'S p }' F d G a} F 11 Short 0£ Mark BY$5000 ·lrQe, :C-sr~er · WeN atboo1 additione. 'l1bose 8Cbool dlstritta wbo appliec:l f(IC aid first would 'ftand ·a bStter cblmce of neteiving (UDds .appropriateci by I 1 nii:bt until today. members or the board didn't rt.'l· ish being banded an ;aUoca1.ion policy by Education Director R. M. Eyman. Eyman is senring until tire board clxJo&es a new diTIOCl<>r. Finance Committee Ohairman Fraotil W. Sp~ of Akron said his group bad no time <to ooMi.dte!' all -the armific.aii<lns of Eym.an'111 plan. f:l"t Come, First hr¥HI Tbe plan WOUld put the machinery in action for ~ .moot district~ io <"'OCt1ract bids oo water Line Relocation Bid AceeptedBy Mason · , , .· ~· Tht East.ci'D Local School Board, simult.aat"'UU8ly taod ~Hy batck to ~- d 1 ht d 1f the auditor for ccrtific.a tlon. .mun at · n I pasee a reso u Ion ' t~f ~ity, ~llina: (or a total of At the M;ay, ~man: election $425.0001 in ·bciudll for the erection ,t~l'a'l'oblaultl•ootn.· wdl appear on a of two new buildings; mndernlzat. ..~~ . loa and · equippiq ·of the .exi11tini Coocetning the attendance . of oot 4ldd. I your llol7 Loa Cllap. . . Tuesdqy, The meeting was opened with .'· ' astern LocaISch00I Board ~ . . Tak . A B . d I .. .es eli•on n on ssue • f1u \ Br terqht ltocomlllfl col ... '" north anti ...t cllntral ............ er W...._.y ..-.ow. ,~~~~:~~=-.4.;!r~M~~~--~-~~--~-------~ Low r.- ....rwith -lh :n.oo. c.t• a prayer by the Rev. Howard Ruppelt, putor of the Firat Presby- engineering from AI is required to show len, a reserve sophomore center, i'.;lfUrtber plans since • AJ.metel ....,.,., ••il. • Slots have "Dureletfia" ......, ...... linioh. e S.e11 W«tt ti1for lor I ~BERFELDS 6 ·~~~:~;~~...original e Gr.-lui, WORK IEnEI . LAST LONCEI :~~ C. 0 . l"isber and the M"tdCouncll aeted upon the .. .,,.._ of Attorney MaMlq Webwhen lhey mel at tbe VilHall Monday evenlng'. They . advised to po&tpone any rurdevelopm~nl of plans for a '!"!~' dispobl plaot until the Woolpert Eoglne.ering ComD"yton, has been asked for answer to a request last Oc~ for a HVi,ion of plans wbich had draWo and re.,lsect once village. '-"c··- revision was not accepted the main seWer line would outside the nilroad track end eounctlra.ea were afraid erosion aod hilh walor would domage th• project. JQ. January, 1956, one commun· icaUon wu recelved from tbe com· but the attorney recommend· ~1~~:~:lbo~t:;h~~th~:e engineering · before new were merger of Pomeroy and In a cBmbined will be post· an answer is received ~ wd).l'tC~~aJrM4. C/in n l!IJ... · · · · ~· rr · ........ m... ,. !!! .. ~ I e Editorial Phone 387 No. 255 rt Delays Further Plans Sewage Plant Mr. and Mrs. Martin Leonard, Jr. (Mary McCallum) of Eliq~tb, N. J. are announcing tly:l birth .of a daughter, Carol Elizabeth, Friday, JaiU.Iary 13. Grandparents are Mr. aad Mr1. Norman McCallum, Mlnenville and Mr. and Mrs. Martln Leonud, sr; Elizabeth, N.J. The Leonard's' also have another daughter, Barbara Ann, age four. ffon. ' a.m. dOI.Nilneu toc&.y . wHtl a chanco M iMI>Ifwd Ww.,._ Hleh 50 5I. M.tty doudr ~Itt. ..,... ----------~--------------------------------~~----~--~--------------~ Qtd 1!01UJ jM f/M4 MOifiUj.· PTA COMMITT!I! MEETING" The cxce"uUv-e commlttee crf t:be M•iddlepor.t PTA wiLl meet tonieht ·Bl 7 :30 oil!: hhe High School. dlnaCMer, AUoc, of Akron wm·IC weekelld ii:\ICI!lll:& of her :parcll't!l, :Mr. illllld Mr\9. W-ilbur Mdo.ne. Mr. and Mrs. HaNy Moore u·nd RoJi;er, were Su.nday dimler of rhls ,paroott;, Mtr, a:nU w"bul' Moore. Bentz Wolfe W'sii\Jod .m l'hlni..'l Sunday with· 'lm slsl.ors. Mi38os Aru4Justa- lfiOd Ida' Wolfe. Mli"SB lda who wrfcred oa 'bgl\t tJirt10ko t•hc past wook i!> oon~k'&Ctn,g 11\ice.ly. Mr. .arnd Mn. Okwcnoo 1Mia9s.a r spc.n.l ,t•tle weekiervd Ml· Columbus w.~h tlbe!T .'fOJT and daughll.'ll'-iln·liaw Mr. .and MNJ. Goo.ru,"c ].las>oc and fam-ily. .... IMa,bcl M11nkt.111 ~nd M.iss Lao.uta C.mOOS!Cir ""Kll"'C SUnday llfU('!&l~ of ll-3. Myrtl-e W~n: and sot~, John. M.i1J. Mann.inl[ Wcln\..t.T .'11)1unK'd homo Saturday froan the lloJzct' Hooplto>l. V! I Martin'3 Announce · Birth Of Daughler I a!WI .MI-s:, OW'l YoWl,lol ood 1 'I fam~ly. w"'"1 · j· . ghteor, ~·. ll'llid Mrs. ~a:11 Pmlll . Riohawd LcirDe}t of Sl»'ingfiJc.ld spct•l ,t he we-e-kend W1~lh illi's gro~mdmoe.lheor, MH~. Eknma' tJei1!1leil 'Uilld b.i3 :run~t, Ml'l!i!. llhoOOo-l'le Lcllcw. Fi t~your- ()peR eventnp1 bv appoincmen1 0 ltoo-emary Shay, G113f(on , W. Vao., 'i6 >tbc gu.cst of her grandmtll.bcr, P.lrw. AlbCJnt M~. She had bot.n .t:he goo..'lt. 'Of r.:-la!Jivcs i·n G&I.Li-poJi.s, t'be past week. Mv.'l'. C. J . Ebersbacih 1111Aid g'I'and r~nt JClibD He.w- 6pollt •llhe ·:pWolfe, ast weekend withFM:l!i, • Mr.~ aod Susan and MTS. James. Simp6"oo. an4 . . .~ ghter, Sandy. , . :·:· i.l-j'• M:r ' · 'ami Mrs· B· r · p~ - · .. ::.,.-e •• spent Sunday 'afLEl'DOOil · ' ~ ' DENNYS ENTERTAIN mul.hcr, ·Mr~t. Lttda ~. of. MJ:. and lfrs. Eat!. ~ S-r. Hootington, ent.errtaiood wttib a dida;w SUDday Mr. and 1\lm. Jlimles. Ct"WweU at ttbeill' Jrame. Prcseot ~ Miss and daug'hters 9peJll rt.'he W«''reud Rm-:mary Shay of Graft,oo:, W. V,a., w~lh l"cl·a.tivos m Plt.tiS~IJh, ~iss Betty~. Middleport, Dr. and Mrs. E. R. Kt:lig, St. Mrs. A lbe:nt Mees .and ltlbe !lidiJta P l b ~~- •--e eoo- wg. Fl'a., •··· u .....-e -.-.;aa• • ..,.e and oon Earl Jr. on a t:.w..iness !U".tp i8'n'd: were •.bouse Four .moo4:irJfl :l.n -six day-!'~ ,js the ~ 'Of .Mr. iiUld Mni-. ~ schedul~ of .Mrw. Robert Reibel, ltegimal. Direetor of. Hte Ohio AFt· fkwh1."el and.' son. sooi·at..ioo of G~den Clubs. Mu•. aod ·1\lnf. r . K. RUQ!!(ll.l and · '[lburliday sbe was> a gud ~.h('m dirugbtdr ha'Ve mumcld from visthe Rio GnOOe and Open Gate fhng rckltives rn Glm. Farris, W. v•. Garden Club9 met .. ill Rio Gnmdc Rodney HiU has· been a l>usinJeSI!i and !~he W'3IJ -accompanied by Mn;. vfsitor Jn WashlngiorJ, D. C., and James Titus. RwJ:and, -a ·past Rekf.i. .Fl11iday by ·plane roo- his tr-i"p, fi·onal DiU!$Jr. and Mrs. Ca>h Mlr. Mli' Mrs. Luuis< Rostsi eod lohnston, Blladt.mry, president of chi.Jdron; Pit. Pll~nt, were here the IMiood Gorden Club. Saturday cvooing to visit :her trlSFci.day 'She ·and !Mlrs. Webb H.wll · tffl', Mn. Wal~ar Crooks and" famof the Ruthmd GU>Ckn Club vi.soi't~Jy and -atl.f.OO -Uho b~md fiC8bivol Jd .tlhe Albany Garden Club. Towh.-m her :niece Jea.rx,:,~c. Craoks ·day·· flhe and Mr.s. Johnston spen>l ml'd nephew~ Geoo and Edward ln McOonoolsvi.ll-e bo complete Unwks pl·ayed iln Ute J01..al bROd.l. plam .f or llihe-ResionaJ Con1ference Mlf'. ·and MI.'S. ruch~¢d Whiteto be !held tJbere. 'Jiul).'iiday Shf! .i~ house ·a nd C'lltl~n .ha-ve moved sehedu·l ed 1l'() atWod a covered di1Jh from Htell' ·f ormer lbome io Althocns . supPer IJI:. Uttle Hockin·Jf. to ·tlh.e Beeson ·p1·operl1:y. IAk. •Mti~~ Wfi'!CI ...a Mrs. ~Deir c.nd gUUiils of 'relaltives. 'Mr. ·and Mns. Robel.t lhltf 1. Qlld MiM. Mlifyme •~. i.Kolt, Mr:. and Mrs. ()tL(l. Hsrt.cnb.ae h vdod 11'ec-entJy m Clncintva,ti with their daught-er, M$s DcrJ"IO!IIly wbo -is a ·palti'enl at (.;1Jr,i9\. Ho~i·t>al. St-anley Rea ·and ~ PlhHHp or W:beeling wl!ro(l W\.•ekerwl. gue~.ot·.s of hb~ plri'e1JLs, Mn-.. 001d Ml11s. Emctil JIO)'{'.(! Mr. cbi:l.dren., Wuodsfi~. IMUI. Nomnan McCal.lwTI return· a!tctr .a· two '-- · -, · ~-•-•• N J weeY.IISJ. m ~·. · ·• wilih her ~liaw and daughter., ~tr. and Mr9. Mwti!D! Loormnd Jr. Mr. and 1Mrs. Robert Har.brccht son, Columbu9, were weekend of their pa~rcn.t.c;, 'Mr. and . Raymond lblrbreclJL, Mulbe~·ry . -and MT. and ~'In:!. Norman McCallum ra f IMMrQ"IiY!iHe. guu.b1 or 1her oonrh.Wraw cmd' d·au- flou.,.•; Mon.-F,.l. 9-S; So.t.. .9-11 pareJ1..S, ed Jtome last week Roo. .... ¢10 ki'r E J ·r. 1tbey can:re ~ to ottend tOO 8aDd Festi'\'6l. J.t-. Gift.. -thw", f.or\m.er baiJd ~ fher.e, was .<me o! ltbe ~QI\9" ol tbe f<~Sii~;~al.. , M!r. and Mn!i. 1oo Yo11ng J-r., and POMEROY SOCIETY da~tglllor, For 8ny """" Ernest Covert To ~~~ Gdil« aDd <l:.au8ht« !l'etumod Wed February 2r borne in Oclllunbus 8unOarf lft.er spenddlg lUbe weetood w•l!b 11er 1 ':: lillh Daru;e" by ProbaKCo, Scbarwenka; A reception will be held at the Herbert; Susan "TheSbarPo families . on Joaes, "Dream or Olwen" by Mayes bome after the ceremony. Charle1 Wllllams; and PreACIIIa Harpole, Portrait" "Bronze by HansStatue" Barth. and Tone A de~sert eourse carryiag out the valentioe motif was served by the hoatess duriD.Jl the sacial haur. Gue1ts for the arternaon were the four girls, ),lisa Lohse, Mlss Probasco, Miss Jones and Miss Harpole and Mrs. Gearge M~-~~~:1 Mrs. Greta Price and Mrs. ore Reed, Jr. •bs" ; : ; ::=.":"~ conference tu bt hrld at Cleveland 1 hlstortan generaL Mrs . M . E. Rath· in March were elected, when the I burn wu reinstated as a member Mrs. Charles Mayes, Grant Return Jonathan Meigs Chapter aod Mrs. S. A . McCa~thy was ac- Street, Middleport, has announced DAR met Friday afternoan. at the cepted ror membership. the appraaching marriage of her homl' of Mrs. Patrick l.,()('hary. "American mwi.c" was the topic daughter. Virginia, to Ernest COY· High St. Mrs. Manning Webster was or the program presented by Mrs. ert, son of Mr and Mn. ArthJJr a ('Ontributing hos te~.s. Everett Hayes who gave a sketch Covert, Middleport. Mrs Irving Karr , Jr , vice re o( the life of Mcl>owell and play- I The Rev. Claremont E. Hoyt gent presided over the meetin& ed a cradle aon& composed by him . will perfor~ the ceremony at _the <md delegates t>lel."t('d were, Mrs. Piano solos were presented by First Baptist Church at e1ght n. w . J>' inslerwarld . Mrs. Harold (our girl!, Jenni(er Lohse wbo o'clock on Tuesday, February 21, Lohse, and Mr~ . J . E. Foster. Alter· 1 played, "Air de Raile'" by Vlc'lor in the presence of the immediate "., -- tor a~~ ~ ~'tile EIII!JWm ~- Jahs ~is me dMig~t~q- of MQ. E.l.oi:3e u•p- Phone 6079 Lucille Bearhs Haw)tins. POmeroy Society F.d.itor. Phone 6244 ~ WEATHER en tine ~ Dfl'oted ro ru lear, Athens; Mr. aod M~. Wm. Reed, famUy and Mr. Floyd Retd, Newark; Mr . C. L. Chapplear, Athew , Tenn; Mr. Fred Cbapplelear, and ramily, Obetz, 0.; Mra. Fern Brewer, Conatanine, .Mich.; Mr. and Mn.Jametl Ku1ic ao.d family, Columbus; Mr. and J.ln. Jobo McDonald, Or~nt, 0.; Mr. aad Mn. Warren LeMay and ramlly of Hamilton, 0.; Mr. Leslie Conaaul,. Huntington, W. Va. Mr. and Mn. Howard Ebenbl.eb visited their JOn. Mr. and Mn. Sam Eber1bacb and family at Somenet, over Sunda)' and were Heompanled. bome by "their P"aDChon Mike for a visiL , Mr. ud Mrs. Albert Paynt~ were called to Dorcu. Tueida, evening by tbc death of ber silter Mra. Ed Beaver. .Mrs. Dorothy Durst tailed on HeunrieUa McDude, Wedoaull:r arternuori. · m *Y .and will nin • e The followlq penoDI attended the ronen.l ot Mr. Chapplelear, at the Ewiq Funeral Home io Pom• RN, Go!....... a\M!Ji. ~ bar PMitCIW. ~ IMili' PORTLAND I for fduw •ttl trive propr ~- 1 oheaes:- of {);;m(ieJd reprxted u di.strids daim lit imm& diate Deed fm buildtog fUDds.. He the PTA; Mrs. Gerald Graeser eaid more tDo.o $1l nril,liQo bn told af the PfA emblem wbieb is ...... ....... .,. tloe 42 - .... tbe oak tree; and Mrs. Carl Will Tbo """' would 11841 d-. pve the PTA prayer. RIOIDS Mel leaetter faei1it"ia for "rii be glad to" was the topic 15,556 pupils !DOW ''impa(lpedy of the comedy skit presented by l•ouso•l,'' be eaid. the parents witb Mrs. Max Folmer In odt~ action, the "board as the teacher; Mrs, Richard Fia- arreoect to set minimmD. lbDdard8 law, Mrs. WyaU Gilbert, M.n. Ed- f>er elt"'lllleiJlal'f ICiboob. gar Thomas, Mrs. Charles Werry, A Meil-9 County BPORatlam said Donley Reibel, Paul t:olmer and Local Sohool Harlan Wchru1_11 ~~~ puplla; Cbl.rles Distrkt in lleigt Ooonty bad been Wcrr)', the prmetpal; Mra. Harlan one ~ .tlhe areas from wbicl! ~ Webrung a member ar the Pl'A; CUftlt had beenr macae" for aid in Mrs. Robcrl Arnold a PI'A commlt- tl>e _ . . , . . . amount of $37~ •. tee membl•r: Mrs. Roy M~, a 000. mother, and Mrs. Donley Re1bcl a The board "fleludaJrt:ly'' :refusgrade mother· ed to CiJ'l'Y 011 .fbe wo.J1t 4lf t.he Past presidents were lfttrodliCed ~al and ~ study groups or and presented a red carnation oor- 'llbe OtLI'o Wihit.e House Cmrfersage. Each told of U1e highlights ence Co:mnriU6e. 'J'!be boanl co.nof their year es prosldent. Past duded it bar:l neitba- lite tim& ft<lr presldenta present we-re Mrs. W. the mooey t3 do tbe job, 'l1ae A. Drake, M;rs. Jed Webster, Sr .• grQUJ)II were a ,pant: of a :zut.ioftal. Mrs. Carl W11l, ~· Hank Young, conftorc:nre ou rdliCd pmblem~r. Mr_s. Herman Ohhnger, Mrs. Henry Tho r.o...l pl......, RClbel, _Mrs. John Terre_ n , ~IL-.s. '~he probl.-Jo of ecrbool districts Max ~elnhart, Mrs. Everett Tho- and lln)IICXatioD. '[lbe board must mas, M:ra. Paul Tbei111, Mrs. Max OOcidfl what'he:Jo Urat part. or :a ~hool district ~ t.o a vil· Fulmer and llrs. Harold Lohse. .Corsages were also presented to lagP or city will'l!fllain a part Q[ Mr.s. _lrrwaharn. Mns. Roy TracY Jr. the dist.rictl. or become a IP&rt of pre~1dent of th~ ~ugar Run PTA, the mllnicipallty. In some &ft&s, LucJil~ B. Hawkm.s and Mrs. eitite .have ermeXIed fartory dis-Swackhammcr. Members ()( the tricts. l;eavi.ng rtlbe .sobrof district S R PTA · · ~ ugar un present.wcre frs . wit'h li\4-k- ,mgh wl.ue property. Tracy. Mrs. T. A. Down1e, Mrs. c. t.oc-al public ~~r,ngs probably E. Blackslee, Mrs. William Swat· wiM be -held in >eaoh ca9e. zel, Mrs Donald Hauck. Mrs. Jack Sorden, Mrs. Harold Ebct:sba('h. Mrs. Thei5S, Mrs. E1ta Gilmorr. ,Jr.. Mrs. W. A. Gibbs, M... "'"'"' """'· M". t'rank Reinhart and !\frs; Leo Bryan. Mrs. William Bi-.adfurd o[ Middleport was ah;o a gue~t. l''unorel S('!"Viocs for W.ade 0. Group singing concluded . fbP Bing, 66, Hemlock G11ove., W'bo mc~ting ;jftPr whie~ the group died Sat-urday, Wer'e beld at t1he WB~ invil£'d to the ·soelal room SJffioc"cr F\tncca:l Hom~. Tucsdly whcr~ refreshments -o£ ice cream aot 2 1'. M. centered with a rtd heart, cup The S>Crvltts were oonOOcted by cakes il"('d in while, dfe(lrated in b'val'l1f('lht To01n BUUefifield o.f .the red rtnd centered with" a red heart. IW!p!"'f'l Olturoh ol Chrisll. aOO ttle mints. roffcf' and tea were served. OOrly "WS i-nterned in tlhe Oben>y Napkin.~ Wl:lJ"'C wtrite wid:., -red Ridge cc~JK-t-ery near ·bks •home in ·11o:1: t's. Tht> ref.rcsdunent :tatlle had H:omlook Gt<ml. a whfi.(> cov.c-r anod ~ WIMh rarl bt-arenf were Omll'l" Heis, an arr:mgcmcnt of re~ 'nd white Raymond Randolph. Edoon- Spcn.-er ('arnatlons in a wbik pottery vase Wade Speooc;r, Amil Holt>er and. with tall rell tapers hl crystal cand· J&~no£18 Jcl"f-el'S. Atso h1 'iltteftldaDt.'e clabra on either side. A large red w~ Clair lbndotpb. a. nephew, lace heart was oa each end of the who .made hi6 taoe wl'llh dle de- _,. tbat- io""""'" Bing Fwteralls Held Tuesday I tiiW.e. oea.ed. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 02. February Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource February 13, 1956 stout thaxton