http://66.213.69.5/files/original/17d7609665386941e791afa8fed4cfc0.pdf c99460eeeb75f45b39e279f095d9a6f6 PDF Text Text • Pqge Twelve • · · Wednesday, Feoruory 15', 1956 • aysWomons :Womens 50c and 59c Womens Cotton Crepe Rayon Panties and Nylon Panties Belts !lg selections of solid t:olon end stylfl on ••I• 25c NightGowns In Spring Gloves disuntinllint. Neck o_,.ning styles DrHs ple.:ket style• •nd dcirt plec;keh In mo1t ell colors R~uler price• JOe to 80c In two eroups for Doll., Deys Sale Double wovtn r•yon slip 42 Inch size 79.95 66 inch size 149.95 en Group 1 Group 2 15c 2Sc glovH in siiH 6 to l'h. CoiOf'l: white, bleck, dQe1kin, nny, Special! petel, yellow •nd pink. Womens CoHon Plisse PeHicoats Dollar Days Full shedow piMI from top to bottom, -4 gor• construction. Either ca"on ombrolderlod or nylon trim 1.00 a pair Dollar Days 88c Elberfelcft. Trouser Creasers bYe 1 complete stock of In Flna Muslin and Com!Mpun P•rcelas Whlta •nd colors-Flat shqts A fitted thaats ~*' twin nd double beds. 2 pain 1.00 20 Below Actual 15c Valu•s- included ere stripes, plaids and solid colon - L•rge sinr all with c.nnon llbitl tor qu•llty. Bed Sheets Fits •II st•ndard 1i1• tr111uMrs, slacks 1nd juns. Adjustebla men• or beys sbe1. Well Known Brand Boys Briefs Mens Briefs Boys T Shirh ·-· . Freezer Paper In pulal colors. Reeularly 79c md 89c Jult :Z76 germanh in ell HNvy duty fret~nr Pf!Nr wnH on on• •Ida. E••Y to mtrk. 50 ,... lont, 11 inch•s wide Dollar Days 10 for 1.00 Mens "Big Bill" Blue Chambray Work Shirts . . . . .. .. .. . SALE! Metal Big Se~inga - . .. . . . .. sole 10.00 solo 5.00 sale 1.50 sale 1.00 sale 1.00 "45" Phonograph Records N1111w you un .. ltcl some of th... old1r melodlat lty f1mous 1rtl1tt end muslcler.s at ba.,.eln pricaL P1mous d•nc:• ·t.•nlh. voullsta, dolnt po.pulsr and wtstern fnorltn en the 45 RPM records. 2 for 1.00 69c Stripetl Bath Towels In the 4 new cglor combination strlfMII, turquoiM, t.lrcu• (lllnk, .,-.en. 1mNe peerl. 11:1111 20 by 40 Inch..._ doU .tyle encl mlckiff otyle. ttrlpod , . _ w oollcl ;olen of m•lw, plflk. ltlue, coral ..., .....uol .. ' ' - 34 .. 40, Sanfo-ritad smoottl 'liP"" fly, ber lockad at points of sh•ln, •1on revel lockstltch hem, Sit 4 to 12, 1.00 the Buy two and Se~e. ' Dollar Days " , .. ~ ~ ,. •.. bNft 11... S t. 1. :I========~ I 58 polr loya Davy Crockett Trousen and CtrtoPants I.H -1.4'- 2.H Valu•ll- hm I - - .. oiH If. 41•· c.ettnM •II fine qwllh'. While Tiley Laat 1.00 Special Trode In All11wonce for Dollar Daya On 1956 Madel• Now I. the tlmo, Thurs~, Prld•f· ..,.. htunleJ, te h"ade In your TV Scrub Tubs Living Room Suites few of a kind .. . . Wea~I. Peg II regular 6. 95 Full bed 1ise • • .•.....• 5.00 Trousen Red It 0.-.y Nylon P.rla1e 1ultn whUe tfley 1811, Dollar Doys $100.00 18 fhula' 9.9~ IIJII bed lise . • • ...... . 8.00 8 rotular 10.95, f.ull ~ol... , ...... . 9.00 4 regular 12.9.$, Full bed sin I regular 6.9S Twin ..._ I . •I•• , 6 regular 9.9J Twin bed 1111 . ' . • , . , 10.00 . . . . .. . . ,.qo 8.0.0 .. u. Dollar Doya .. 2.95 ' & - I '·'' . 48 incheJ wide - Printed Pattems Regular 1.00 Material sale ' , .. , , .. 69c o Rotular 1.50 Material aale . . . . . . 1.00 a yard R.. ular 1.69 Mater\al ~ale . • . 1.00 o Regular 1.?5 Materiill sale . . . . . . . 1.50 ,a . •. Rtgular 2.2? Materlalsaht, . . . . . . 1.50 o •·...lh:.., Regular 1.19 Bark Cloth . . . , . sale 1.00 a yo!"f Regular 1.5? Bark .Cloth .•.... sali 1.25 a J!l~ ·l·l ·",,,;, Regular 1.69 Bark Cloth . ,'., • . sale 1.25 • yaid Solid CoiQt- Monks Cloth · ~ 50 Inches wide Rotular 1.49 Monks Cloth . . . . sole 1.00 o yard 16 tegular 3.95 Twin ll!d sile . , ..•. , 21 regular 6.95 Full B,d ai~e . . . . . .. 7 regular 6.95 Twin Bed sil&e .. , . ·... ... .8 regular 7.95 Full Bed aise sole 2.50 sole 5.00 sole 5.00 sale 5.00 Iated to the arraira of the woftQ: •\: wi~. ,Thi1 teat 'fll'oba~ WiU as they visit and view the Unitt4 ~. g.ivea 1 ~ 5, utilejla tbu ClaW States, Canadl and Hawaii on his . :.: t ~ves :~factolr)t;", th• local schools. reJ>OI1 o 1n OIIder rl!o oo...-qua!c The Ohio Pardon and Parole $2,186.69 of blOOd ror Commi 5sion reported today that lin 1lihe Mwrdt on paMerrt.q for 'BOO tlleJGt 'l•w o mo.rut1bs, two Meigs Countains are to gQ be· Alnuary was repor!ted' to- it ·is impeMtive lth·a t !ore the board on April l. . <.Wf ;M.citlhen; Ptol'i'o day by Mr.. Sue JefW.. ......y ~ of rtfbe "MWien t.Jlar-ch ttn Polio.'' A ''breakdown" of tile tlobals oolleC't'Od by ltlhe Matt!ers in tte Vari\:JQs OCJm'JnUJJitol<U follow&: _Porn eroy $787.17; ~ f61Q,l9; Ob&ter, $54.38; H~ !Wad. $20.60; Entet,i.nse, '· $12.7li; Bloc'k Spri1~8-·dtoad, $35.44;; Syia~. · "1""·, ,.........,lie, ,...,_ ~ 0 .81·. -.....,.., "' ~ \":~~r• .. ~ rnilf, $18.69; ReedsrviUe, ~; Ume B!XtttOm, $4.75; RuttoDd, $136.9: .Wr>lo 6.40; 1 ~. "'3.63: ~. $26.· ' i94;·· ~ T~, $22.80: DcX· a....... C<>un'O' "Blood Doruor Do>" .. Miorday, Feb. 27 00 .a SllCCf'<;t, 'flhb 'Dle.:l!lllll fiUiag tlhe quota of 100 pints or bl!QiOd Willen tate Red 0ross bloodmobi~e is at tihe Pool· croy ·Jrnliloro Hi9h SchooL from noon 1unH.J. 6 p.m. Tile bllobd .]JI"'IgitaJn w a COUflt)r '11C9PIOO!Jibi<Ut'Y 'Mhi!Ch •baa ii.Jhe back:in.tr rOf J.oca:J medical aod "~IWII ·• ~v• BU>t'bor~. M tbeJ ll'CII)Ualt of .U»e Huntfing ton ,Blood Center il.:ooal Red Oross olflo$1a qaJn _,. 10 ""'""" 181!1 Pe.J'ISIOOs Wbo donate biDod to tor, -...so: L<J1azt F'aJ!Jo. $21.8l5; , H'8111'tsbtnYille. $28.45; ll'emlock G:rlcwe '$10; RldrJe, $M.lO: TupPe(a .PiiainJ .06; LaaJggvliJdte $8. It 1V*I Nplcd«J 'llba.t 1fbe POlio dane-8 ~by 11100 BetJa, SJ-g. ma ~nettled $246. ·' , HOLZER HOSP.TAL · ~ .~: IM!w. Mi-nDh· ~ ~· liFJ>; Wijl- avoid eamng heavy, r.tl(v food.! duriag oa four. lbour period be-1'oPe lt!he dotJM.ion. '1'hils iool'Ude!l I!IUC~ roodS 1818 tf.lli8. meat, CMam, tSiall.lad dl'eJt§ing, lxrfltler, fried foodso, etc. Aln iUOOue amoota lllf rwt ,in ltibe do rJIIIIted bknt makes it ~· blo l.o ·I.IB'e tfl}r blood! fur tl1a:JtSiiu!li.om ' 'a nd difflw.irt: ltio 'JMIOOCSIS u pl<asma. When blood Its eo d'mpm-a-tely noooded 1Mb t8 limi*Jlblnt that ewry ·~;!;,~~~~.·: ,1!1.:';, p-ilnt dlmalted be ti!ecable. u••-• """""""' ..'f1he women of Group I of ·lhe W. ~« ,Dolj. Loio. IJon. Mi;li)iepalt. _.,_.,. Ohuroh ..~· W~ Vi . ' · . Wil!l be dn ~ of the c-Anteen. ~ ~ ·~ '·Demit - 'nbc c1Uii11111iab w.il1 be .Mlm. ft'1a)'e .. S!Wlorq.' ~ lot>dlna,• No. : t.\'P . w. w...-. WilHam Larkins, Racine, RFD, who was committed to Ute Ohio Me1gs Couhtly qll'OL;t for flhe 1956 State Peniteniary in 1936, on a first Heart Fund Drive is $2,750. ror degree murder charge with cJe. tlbei'r ·sbarre or :tlhe cosL oe ~~h~ Namcncy, for tbe period of the rest tiooal program to BUppu:t Ulc of his life, a~d Lee Bing, Hemlock fi_gbt agaJ.D91: baart IHld cireuicMQ'l'y Grove, comm1t~ed to _the Mansfield ~ea. Reformatury, ~n March, 1003, !or In 1949 the Helllitl Assooi'ation theft or two hmd quarters of beef had its first cam~ ~il M1'.igs valued at $200, are scheduled to Ooun~y. 1100 dnive r18 itrodJ $11.60 _ yoear $58 9.33 WIISI :rrai&ed. appear be f ore thc board . Bing was .. ~st giVen a 1-7 years sentences. , Mieigsl Oounty'3 qlJOtia bas never been reaahect oo a Hoort Suo~ay will be ln iMkkllot>Orl cond- Two Cars Are Damaged and Pomeroy F'eb· 26 .., ""' In Thursday Collision "~::;.,=:. ~:.,::;;;:;.,, Thnaa:a;ee \Vas! -llitled. A ma&';!jve zero-zero 'flog added to 'the Sc.lr.tJ '~ weatlher 1roubte!. It ~ from Oklahoma City, O.lola., OIIJd Kerm!l Clty 4io tlhe ooum- Atl......, c-.. leovine only Florida clear. A zerouro fog i'i one .in 1-Wlicll clouds toueh the ground and vistbilitly .is zero tb-Juu.gbo-ut much of ·t he area. lo tlbe 1\'-or.'Jh. a treacfrcorous. freak llh combioo;tlion of ~<now, eteet and froezi<Dg rain e~ from west of f'b:e }If'~ River ~ otne Oblo River V.aUey. .Jt ns 1 w push ""'W Obe Ap. palaoh:iam in'OO -the ·&·m sea- expe<loed :J: = R&D caoss To MEET The Red eros's Board ·-wilL meet tuesday, at 8 p. m. in the' Chapter .Ruoiu.. . '·""·- . Of Cor~~r Wire MA._KET REPORT Egg!!, Bteady, consumer, A large 44-46; brown, ,44-48; mediums 42· 43; brcwn mix .• 42-43; extra large 4:243 : A large white, 37-41; A · medium white, 31i-38; A medium W~KMIN pump out 1a1 fv'mtt · from cNM af ~ m•nMIH . . olr ·In j,~(,CI.~IIIcl ~, .!...... Into.. of the nttkm's teiiHt office · bulldlntL t'ho bulldi"'l was eve · cuat.d eftw tM uplosion Rm· qN a c•bJo ..,Wh"' ttM struc- of ifJa 52411Q , iure'a ....,.af'On, Two womap~ T'""lnal' 6n0 ' ...., nnl fO the hoopllal ,., shock Arrows In photo abaft show the apob where """ of the m1nt.oltt coven hit • column of th• toWOt' In tM cr'Oil'dld .downtown •,,, Metor.CI-noflon. test probably will be a.onou~ced in the graduation exerc.~scs 1n the three schools in May. brown 36-38. Chickens, about· steady; fryers, 3-31/a lb. 19-20; bcna, heal') over, ISib. 22-24; bcns, UgiJt ~lb. and under 17·18; hens lJ.gbt, leehorns, If.. lfli old ro'oatera, 1M2. Butter, 90 ICW8· 67. s M. boordli9doY. Swoeethcal1tl SMng wr Saturtfa,y Feb. 18 in 'llhoe Pomf'.l'!I:\Y Jooior (tigb gym ' wbjCh fltls aroused rrruch intCJ'e.'>L &lll'Oilg llhe b~gt ·!lC'fliootl 'Set. Music willll be f~,i.sbed by Ste~ Coa-l~;;: ·a nd Ibis b&nld frtJm 1\liddl.epol'!t 1-I~O!h. The dance is from 9-12 o'cllock and ~-for­ mail dre3s: i8' lllhe ooncter of C:be day. Admission is 60 ccm end a dol- . 'b'Gado, roof-ripping wi.rR;k, aud drumming IWI 11\1 lile staf£& A Nl""" a of - - ....... Okla!Jom •• .00 A - Thumday - W__.s · ootbrmk hit ~ --·-... ·~ eros and-oot"1'":1!t."'.,;."':\fi.\ -ctiun. . ~~~ __,. Texarkana, Tex... W.liS IJai1t.eftd by 11111 w11-d combinatlicw. of iha:il, U Court Of Honor For The Year · bigh - and ....,., - were flooded aliklte de!!t'l ..t a buildiqg was derool:Mtwd, t..t 110 injuries ~ I18p01tled. Fog ......_ ............... DlOY- ed kito tbe .nee aft:erw.ds '00 An ice .!lluml, wiUeb Clb often eam;e more lbartd!ibip tbao e CO!ld Sweetheart Swing Dance Is Planned By Senior Class q lll'Cn v.oUI be ohosoo from /Ghe ')"'tlillhs tSIIOI'e ~/be wi're llr-om James .MI001tlon, ~iCiroiY on Feb. 7 'and ~talt tJhey m"eltlf:ld: it down< arn.d soJd ill to ttfte Ot.io Valley Junk Co. '11be repotiluJ vrali.Je Q( lih'C WiTe is $20. The yoo~h and 'IOrcir p1WC!t1otf;, D.won· ~ 8l'e dt-e-d to tuppc~<~r Ur dli-!; oowr:t' 011 Sulturday. The Pomeroy pol,lce d~·{!'nt reported bL ()bifl'llies A. El1Joiidlt, 51, AlballY, was i:JJ'klmeld' 'in tlhe ootml:y }ail, 'J1hu~aay du11lt by PM:roJman. RQI,pb s~ mt fib(' cbarge:s- u£ drMog wblile .tn~oxi cated. He i8 .to 'lllp pca' bclore Mo)oor E. F. Rlobmoon. 7.10 OlWij ,preO<pta to vtoo PN81dent Richard --...........-ID- or"""'""" v-. -- wave or • ~ llnleiiiNtade I!Jam::i tlbe 0..,....,.. driving - m•-. . Ind._. 1Di ~ WiBcootin, llrit Jon ftiPIIJftted ·at ilealt ltwo bil!rwaJ deada. 6mli~ lar ........ Wllft' ~ today ,) ce..cauaed ~~. UdlitwmMial!tGld. Demnr--e lillld dlewbere io Ute MEIGS GENERAL HOSPrTAL PENIEL CLASS TO MEET Admittwcl Thursday Wayne Parsons. Portland; SamTenderfOOt awants wt!'n3 pre ual WiUlam11, Harrisonville. seJJlled by ObcM.er EnWn 11o Ger DINhartecl aM Au~t, K-arl: Beck, Eric Cham Mrs. Jbtlph McCune and daugbhem, Lanny Huftey, Roy NelSon, ter, Dexter, Theodore. Neutillag, Llo)'<l - llM>Id - · Hjg.h. ·giris. 'Jlhe c.r.ihtiest ·~J run oo 11be be110artey: tlh.-e amoom -a· girl · - m lhcr ja.•· -bo'.ng bcr vo1Jts !!he c£ndildal-e \\thoro j!D" oone:aios ~- mn>.--1. !DOlley 'ill i{i}re time or thE' ~·!otulion wi•1l N4ign. over the '*nee for .llbe eve~. Rille Pom'eroy A OOIDptahlt !has bOOll' Ulll'd against •two 17 3-~ar old POmer-oy juveiilles olmrrging ltfbem Willl ilhe ~ ·of copper wire. Jtwmile Judge Jo11bn Baron mpooi.OO 'lOO!<!y. Aeoortd'ing ,to Ba'(.'!Oll~ •l1he ("'J''J .pla~nl w&s f.!Ied· :ln. 'hls eoort W(ld· Two Telephone Syttem Canlplete with batlted'•~ 6•<111: 50 Feet of Wire Dollar Doys Regular 9.95 and 10.95 Upholstered Wide COR· ·------·Youths Charged '"'A· w·IthThe Thef. t . queen • of ~- - . Flying Manhole f,overs Strike Tower 'l ••,;d o• I\.,;•Olii..._ii:n., <ec.. , by the off>eials as yet, II was st.led lhe WIDner of tl_Je county .Kam.a6: Oi.~r. Mo., w~ slde of a lino from Abi.tene. 'Jiex., >to Shennan, Tex_, up ·t.o 10 a. m. FSI'. An earlier ~·omaoo aktnt for 'IIhc Senior 01-ass of Puneroy H~h Sohool ici ~ a Minor damagei to two cars waa . ~- . ' reported by Pomeroy Police Tura· maUICid :an .the re!i. of day, rollowln.g a collision at ButBo!Jh ~ of Bcm SiWJ . ternut and Main St. by cars driv- Phi .9llt"'r.il lrh Mllw !)f Ba 1:1 en by Robert Couch, 28, Pomeroy, eha' ~ w ~ llltlld eort~E Bfld Walter Lee Hersman, 26, of BP:n:' wtth MrN G lley,' Grove City. omen. .. .uy The report indicated that tbe ~Ids IN ohaUtrran m Mildd~rt Couch car was struck by the car W!J,J- oorDudi Heart Suud'ay W1l.h driven by Hersman, while making tt.c aid! of otiher volun'beer wor.ka left hand turn. er& ''T"ecolll" lig sise - Selld steel - Rubber tired Coaster WtgOn .· Dollar Doya . ...95 Punching Baot . . .•.. Dollar Doya 5.115 Vacuum Cloanera . . . Dollar Doyil 5.50 Kiddie Cor TroCton . ,Dollar Doy,s Lart• las Glau Marb!•• · • · ·Dollar Da)'i : ·. 'f.be 8uM&-u ttaJd otJbere was '31 &arxe Qf a ~ 50 miles on eitiH!-z- . or the l1st by ,'f 6e Nlbonal Contests a?d Activities Committee of tbe Natipnal As.soc_iation of secondarr school While announced nesd!aiy ef'lt!emtoon by De.P'U:tl)' Sh'C'r•iff Leroy Bartrum dun-ging tlhal l ""'"'-· ilh. Jumor and Sophomore student. i• in .... ··- Childs Rocking. CCair . ~ •. T'he new tw~ WamiDJC~S ~ ·iflrJtwd -at;ter a tumatOO ripped Aberdeen, M!iss., -and w-ild Winds f'ain and beif Mt .c.t1r>ee lWrbcr Sou: week I this first group of competitors, the "an attractive award"- a l!'ip to Caculty members will select the New York next summer as part of best lO to 15 fdependiug upon the the annual United Nations Pilgrlm~ school) and thet~e yv , ng people and Hammon high schools. will be gh•en a quiz or examinatThe contest is under direct spon- ion on current eventJS . In this second elimination or sorship of the Point Pleasant Odd Fellows Lodge in cooperation with semi-rinala, tbe faculty members tlle faculty members of Point Plea· will select tbe outstanding Juninr sant Sen!or high, Wahama hlgh AND Sophomore, basing their and Hanna high schools. choice on the results of the exam- · On Saturday, June 16, the win· ination and also using the foJlownlng student will join other young ing qualificationit-i:Jw-acter, leadpeople In Charleston to board a ership, interest in community and C. and C. train for the trip to . ~ 'World .afCairs, scholarship, physical York Rnd six days PilgrimnifM condition, and general willingness tours and fun in th.e lai"geat ~ to Patt.lcipale in the entire pro. In the world. The group wil~r·· teet. Fi~y,, (~ best Junior and Sop. turn to Ch.arleston, June 24. All expenses of the trip---es~ bomo~atudentl, (one each) fi'om ted at $112.94-wiH be paid b y i ' tbe t. .e hilth sebool$ will meet local lodge. The trip wiU en.a! ·, ~.be ~ce or CC¥Jntx school 'suJ)i , the young people to learn .~mte~t C. H. ;~'it--ers to take their home communities are _ ' l~,stall~,b:ed teat ~~eCt the~ ' PRESIDENT IISINHOWEI examinea aa exhibit at the Wa.ahtngton Union 11tation depleting the AmericaJI way ot Hie aa "PecJple'e. Cap1t:a.llam," w1tb rlcb rewards for alL The exhibit will be &.. played ovmeu to belp combat Communl11t un about life in tha UDI1a41i1WM. cltltetnGti!Od B.out14:1.l.\otoJ BARGAINS IN TOYS i lays Roadmcnter BICYCLE poll.or Doya • Hardwood • Dollar Daya reo ,f , ·v..:• CheniUe.letlspretils IY UNITED HESS The U. S. Weaf!lur BuorCJa~U wamed o1 PQIIII!iible new rt.omaduet .in the SootJh today and a Yilt 8noW oand sleet lliitmn tbe North. : ...... 1.00 . .. South Is Alerted To Possible New Twisters Today By Akoa For Sites each.,,... ~~ ~;.:·:~:i"''!'..~.. ., ~ ~= ·~ F\llla rHO~ N Mar h .. . C e!&, For Blood Donors ,Men ,Will Appear ~"·"~d P•~tictpating lift ,. )¥~d,rt·~· ~> . ~ ~.:~.':.':!:-:! ~~::' :··:.::~";: ~::~: . 8"UZ"T·o'..tal Here February. · 27 · On Parole Lists Hellrt Farid·Quota . .,hi~·aPproved · ··owct.., ~, -:.:~t:;=~'-:;!~~;:~=~ $21 9 . , a~eMe· -anFor Meigs Coofity '& out Troop 245 hues F"•II'C'tF'inal~turbulatkm:s ~<~mount ~ Cmm~")' ml.iec~Je~d JS Set FOr $2750 J!~nclpals. ~ ~1in ~ l_lbt dcrmlte~ Highly poll1hed aluminum cOffl with • hetvy glau plet•. I Tin aMI Ch'rc"l l"'f· Sins I • ' county•s three on the subje:ct "Why I Would Like ~!J~u~ni~or:Ban~jd[:,:So~ip;b:;om~o[~'ie:~~:~~~ con~t will write a 500 word essay To Tour the United Nations". From/ with a plant to be built a- The Alcoa Spokesm,:ln saofd his Company's plans have not yet ad· vanced to the stage at wtrlch specific sites are under consideration. Alcoa is the world's largest pro. ducer of Aluminum. t ~dar. Loww~hlUtoMnmib Somewui •nd in the 30'• soulll. eotdu Salurda1• Jn M h p t• . · ot ers 0 Io New Plea Is Made Two Meigs- County lo~~ Solid Color Bark doth 481nches wide •m• portion .... tonlabt or s.t. or·,Special Tour 9llie. Cake Savers Dragery·Miferial Ohla :~oudy will! rain todq, with sorne free-ztn&: rllq e~me north tarly t.hiJ mornln,, bJch lD the 30'• DO:'t.bweat and extreme D«theatt portion., ran(jnc up to tbe low 50's southeut. Cloud)' with rMn or dJ.aJe ebaD&fnr to anow 'PEOPLE'S CAPITALISM' ·A· Genuine Wh ..llnt Hend dipped Dur4e Zinc Alloy scrubtub. Look proof end rust prOOf, Heuy wlro INII. WEATHER enttne - IOQ" the Ohio opposite Sistcrs- Aluminum ~:~:;~~~~===·~~~~~W~5:0:::~::2::d:f:l::::::::~~o=n:•::••:w:R:~:A::V:ki:~::T:~:~:I•:I0.~MO~on::"-:::M:al:n:f:l":·•:·::::::::=il Toy Chests • • Boys "King Kolt" Twill liJd Light Wel1ht houM ttrooms of tho vw.y best quellty netu~al color broom coi•'· 1.00 Dollar Days " 1.00 Gol~eniaed RCAVictor Television Sits A well known brand 8 tells 1.00 Brooms glus snsck 1e.._.. tef'Ying tr•YJ end 4 Cllpl. 1.00 then white Kitchenette c:ryshl 88c son. soft..alnorbent. sh......_.n 1 ron. - - -- ·- - -- -· - WHEELING, W. Va. UP-An Aluminum Cofll. of America spokesman said Thursday, the firm is considering colllit.ructioo· of a new 150,000-ton racillty and that tbe Ohio Valley area is one or sev. eral sites being considered. The spokeiman ~aid in New York that while Alc.x.a Is definitely f!tucifing the Obio V1lley erea'it dOes not inean tb1t the regJon' will obtain another new aluminum plant in the near future. Kaiser Aluminum is constructlog a large facility near RavenswOod and Olin·Mathieson Chemical <;:o.rp, will make its flrst venture u..;: the aluminum production "Wtldot'f" N.w'· soft•r, firmer, whl .. 6$0 shttti ·on • ro..ll. "ScofH Ntw. Dollar Days 88c Woven CoHon Betlspreads Tissue 12 rolls 1.00 Dollar Days 5 regular 7.9,' .Full bed slse .•....... , 6.00 b,..., $parkllnt~ Largest Producer Of Aluminum Said Studying Region Scott Toilet • 8 piece Snack Seh Twills In red, grHn, navy and coptn. Siaft 3 to I, A•k any of the sal•speople on th• mlln fiMr. S.. the m•ny smert, 1111 w 1tyl" end upholltarlnts in t heM com orl ' ;: able cho;.,, Priced fn>m 2 , to , on • n oor. 2 ctrds 5c . . ' "Sena-Snack" Boxer Longies 4.00 1 JOe a yard Regular 1.29 Girls Honea underwear for Men Just In time or Dollar Dayo Salo Another Bi!l Shipment Dollar DayJ 1.00 Twills In ntvy, '"""' ttn end BOXER SHORTS Dollar Day• 11 1ty 27 Inch Values 3.00 to 5.00 OlsconHnued $YHern. Whll~ lhlr 111t. . ...... I ......:~~&~ col•n from .n. .t th• tap' mlk· en. Many of them 7.tS twt~Mts on 11le ctollar den for Hones Underwear far Boys. T·Shlrts and Brlth lmallht 5.00 Carpet Samples -· reau Ohio Valley Is Being Co \ yard 27 lly N Inches. Values 1.50 to 12.50. OlscontinuH "Hems. Whllt they, ... new Sprlnl Briefs, Shirts, T·Shlrts, Broadcloth Shorh • Carpet Samples Boys Bexer Longles For Dollar Days Special Prkes Boys Hanes Davy Crockett 2 for 1.00 Most all of •uHons and Buckles lt...,ler JO. end 35c . 1.00 Sllpover Swealen 10 ounce D•nim (per sq. yd.) 1.00 • For Dollar Doys another big shipment af connan's 2 for 1.00 Dungarees Dollar Doys Just 3 Kroehler 2 pc. Also for thoH who 1tHI hna '71"RPM NCord pleyen • big HIKtlon of 10 •nd 12 In~ 71 RPM r.ords. Ia~ • Mens "Orlan" ' Easy Chairs r Reclining ChaIrs an dTV Ch a1rs 200 4 for 1.00 . . 120 Boy.s Ribbons Shortie PalalllaS 2.50 "". Odd • ~~~~~--~~-:~~---:~~~~---::-----------:-~---=~----~~~~~~--~~~~~~~~~:_--------------------------------~ !:Vol. VII No. 258 Editorial Phone 317 Fri doy, Februory· J7, 1956 ' sum. Phone 398 Single Copy Sc 1.00 '· Plaid TaHeta r-----·' D-oted l'o l'lae latere,q 01 I'M ll. .s•Bao~~ .tr'ftl end blult- mecttum ancL lart• 1.00 1.00 Dollar Days Dollar Day• Short sleev... 89c Velues. Sins era 6 to 14. White •nd colon, Henes quslity 144 to Mil Excellent Quality 8-14.95 Smok•rs 3-2.95 Smoken .' 10--2.29 Smokers • ~1.49 Smoken 8-1.19 Smokers SillS 1411.1 to 17. Sanforized two pockets with buttGn tops. double lhoulden, continuo'" heed sle•v••· Polo Shirts Smoking Stands ...... Olive t~raen color, Mede with suspt"der buHons ud .btlt loo ... 8Mf 1111 poc.ketings. Silas 29 to 44 waist mee1ure mtdo by on• o~,;;; best makert. : ·~ • ~ , ..... 2.00 Bathroom Cabinets . . . sale 24.00 Bathroom Cabinets . . . . . sale I 0.00 Bathroom Cabinets . . sale 7.00 lath room Coblneh • • sale 4.00 Bathroom Cabineh · · · · · · · · sole 3.00 top end bottom. Dollar Days Work Trousers ' With nylon r~tinfurced neck. Roomy po~;ket , bour type ell elutic w•i1tband. Beeutiful color combinatiom. Si1es A to D. 2 for 1.00 G•nulne Lew1on au•~ ltv Son1e a,. 1urt•c• n1ounNd ttyl .. som• .,. style to NUll to &he Willi and aeme with eiA llghtt alltiBit, Sevln{(ll for dtllar days. Col... s: Pink, tur111,10l .., .,nen Mens 3.95 Whipcord Dollar Days .. 111:.. 34 to 40 EmbroiHry trim ........... trim.. White only in. rbMiurn and .. Sleep and Launging Pajamas Dollar Doys Dollar Dors Sale "' "Lawson" Bathroom Cabinets 8 regular 8. 95 Girls Plastic Jackeh . . . sole 5.00 22 regular 7. 95 Teen age dresses . . . sole 5.00 14 regular 5.95 Teen age dresoea . . . sole 3.00 II regular 3.95 Teen age dresses . . sale 2.00 71 regular 2.95 Women• hou11 dre1111 . aalt 2.00 143 regular 3.95 Wom1ns drenea . , .. sole 2.00 22 regular 5.95 Womens wool slacks. • sale 3.00 8 regular 4.95 Women• wool slacka .. , sale 2.50 2 regular 3.95 Womons wool slacka solo 2.00 10 regular 2.95 Womena wool slacks , , sale 1.50 6 regular 3.95 Womens Corduroy alocka sole 2.00 15 regular 2. 95 Womens corduroy slocka sale 1.50 9 regular 5.95 Womens wool sweoten sale 3.00 36 regular 2.95 Girls orion cardigans sale :Z.OO 13 regular 3.95 Girls·orlun cardigans . sale 2.00 18 regular 1.50 Girls slacks . . . . . . . . sole 1.00 17 regular 2.95 Girls slacks sole 1.50 2 regular 3.95 Girls slacks sale 1.50 Mens Healthknit 3.95 r.. 2 rolls 1.00 29.95 13.95 9.95 5. 95 3. 95 2000 Cannon Wash Cloths Cannon sola 15.00 sole 12.00 4 regular I 0.00 Womens Jackeh .... Hie 5.00 20 regular 8.95 Womens Jackets .... sole S.OO 6 regular 16.50 Womens Jackeh •... sole 10.00 7 regular 10.00 Girls Corduroy RalncOGh salt 6.00 · Well known brand. (one of the bft.t) Flat peckin1 which we are Cemplete eenuint1 Younestown sinks. Night Gowns 20 regular 5.95 Womens Skirts .... , sale 3.00 10 regular 7.95 Womena Skirts ..... sole S.OO I regular 17.50 Woman's Raincoat .aole 10.00 . Zipper Sale Youngstown Callinet Sinks Womens I regular 8.95 Women• Skirt ..... . . sole 5.00 3 reg.ulor 25.00 Womens Ralncoah 6 regular 19.50 Womens Raincoats 1.84 Special! on Kayq:r's "Duoseud•" Slips ShMI-w ,.,.. and embrold.,y Dollar Days 3 for 1.00 PmiCOATS Womens Rayon Knit ' ., e Womens Rayon Tricot Women• Cotton Plisoe SECOND FLOOR 1izes and utu sizes R~ular smart n•w printed patterns. ~otyleL TallorH and lrimmH white •"411 colort. READY TO WEAR '• 1.. fl. ' Middleport. A DJeOtUc ot a.e Ptuit:ll• ~s wHl be bakt et til. Finlt Baptist Cb~Jrtoh, Pm&Of, Satua-day eveuftlg Feb. 18 at 7:30 P. 1M.. Potiua. ftf~ o, .al1ll!ad. AM lll'efDbll!lrs ~d This Is Work Of The Litter-Bug Nazarene Church District Pastor Meeting Is Held 'Jlhc Nazarene Cburdh District 'aWiij tbeJd tlhis W'eOk •aL ltlhe Finrt ~rob o£ 1Jhe NoartYrooe ·ir. Pont.'m'IIOt.lt,h . &...--v. and Mns. Rnbent Slyers af ~lhe ·l octl Cllwrch -attootded llbe ~on '...00 1!lboir ·sun, Ollinl, \1-<ISI 111 'i\I'!)St o.C ~<illK'rs' mcelli·ng .Mlr. '<ind A-tm. Ri&ymon;d wa:Jimrn du-rmg rtllrc~ taOOenc-e. DUrlldtng pl•am lior t!IM! oew roca:J. cbm;c'h "'ttich W<T'C drawn by Mr. styem, wer-e -wpprm"CCd by tJh.e ot·s trict Boar<~ or Obun;ih brt.oo~J­ . Jan. durP.ng mh-e week. Plin-off'* speakEU":SS w~ Dr. J. R.tasstei-1 o-..rmm-, h.'i'QOd-er-.a, Oa!H'. \V'bor WAS IMf.. Sily.eons-' l'rof'es!ur 0( Thaolomr at Olivet Col~~ Md Dr. Jt8f'dy Powers. K-UihSia!S Oi'cy, ·e mc'r.ai -superintendent 'l'hll5e -at1lemUng .fill'o me31-ing wore mtiCI'~ OSit'ed·in tlbe ·acoount of llhclf'lii!Mm work o{ .tiOOir chul'<.'lb .,...bicft is tOl!C only C"bw-ctl workltng Jn illtc i'nlllflll'· i-o'r or N-ew Guirnm. Mng., Styers l2tltlendecl '?liT1klu9 mooting3 plonned fQl' tthe w:i'VU' of pl"elltCber8and fiiiDIC .~n -a dJo:rus w4tidt tP Erlonu· 00 'B'ftw li dmner Wed.nesdil-y wwe-. niag. THIS SCINl plctvrod •M>~e Is munlty heq r.ecentfy tU>brcrlbed money to hn• tho unllllthtfv "'"" ... dHMd up ..... h OW. lilt orftr to try tncl ...Mkeh the- ...,.. and other vermin tiNt br-..cl In 1;uch spots. A · little clric Pt'lclli on tt. part typicel of many to ... found along the Ohio lti.-.r Benb of Pomeroy end Mldcihtport, where th• lit....,_ for trath ~~ 11rHte of ell types. Sewentl of the Ga,.ft Cluh In the com. *"'.,......,.,. ...,._...., Iof the Litter do much lui ' weuW such slthh which JH'OMnt 1 ttilitt to tM hHittt eM wtf..-. of thlt communi,.., · ·~ ' himself towarcl eflmhvtlon .. \ . ' �Frlaoy, Feoruory 17, 1956 r What's New In Fannina? The Daily Sentinel IIYNOI.D I. GIIINI I GIN. MGI. Pu.bll!lbtd "tl'f aneraoon f'lt'ept Sundar by The Ohio vane,. SentiaeJ.,. blr.. at no Metbaaif St , Pameroy, o. Bu~lnf'.U office pbent SBI, tdiiPfiat oftJce ]lhoae 397 By CHARLES M. McCANN Entered as second cla§S ma1line nutter at the PomE>roy Ohio. . I ai:l mon.t•s, 17.80; three moaths, #."-'By· motor route . whel'f! ~ space ·i<l ~Wftl ,ear .18; ~ix mnnths, ,·· , $4.25; 1'Ms sygt~. :tl11e "'hiit!:r ... 'i) lcng aMI 4Wllded iee~f:li've sPnoo ~ waor ertlabli~ fofllgrf'!f!l lhi~to!ly m 1912. .atwar.s M beoo mncem ~ wil'lh the ~ibility w~h ml11ht omnpeli! tnJJI'i&e that k 1»ri'VIIIIe ea.- " EV!$ 9ir'ft pancel' JWI"'II. '!!: beglaning, ~ 'has 800~ .CO mkll· mize 11be ~JaJW!y ol Q!ll.rimen•tlll. comp~.Ulioo in two wa')'W. Onlo is by limi::atioom oo tlbe si2:e ood Wf'~-h( of pal"'l'f!\~ that call be ~hipped by paool'll pot:;~~. The otlher is by uq:ihg l'lata su.f~lcilent to ("0\'« the com o1. !tiM .ft'C'ViN. Thi's bst pal.ief, ~- ba! lOOt beeD Ollfl!llileld '(lllito----a8 l(lbe Oornm~ mak-e~~ .- ablllldan1h' o1ea1. ~ Why AHeatt)nnd Todlly there is hope for heart&. Even if you 11ren'l an expert. ip medieal atrairs, you probably know tbat not oil "'heart attackl" are Mal, that most vldhr.-fl, . tn fart, survive and return to aeb.e lives. You aliO probably ,k111M that same heart dlse1,8e8 prevented, and thet almOat tll ('ases can be helped by early d1aanosU and treatment. AJJ laymen we aceept t~e racb today because we are no loracer bUDded by tbe miiC!oneeptlons bout the heart diaeaau tba' haTe come down to ua thrOQ.Ih tfl,e years. Much hu been learned tke pa~~t few yeara. The miMoneept· iol\8 a11 fableR now becourM rtspO)I· aible ar 1aniulion Hke the C.ntnl Ohlo Heart As110eiation have tuught u:-~. . ' ' nm~kl!'bltl H(uavl~l ~~~neu a- to PfeV!tl~ 11be 1bands or his tit&\~. ,a h,eak~rlp,JiqJ de~~ S~lt oth~ ~~it4 P!- re• detft,i ~hie .IIOO,Rer. ~-11~ however; ha• not yet foun4-·;:t;1-~ ~~)w aQIWer• i~ need• in b1o04:. ·of Se!t\ok!em.:tn fot 'Mk·~ "Ectl.I!IP · MMt· Ootri)leniy ·loc&l- kiii'CftliJJI•io•na·l H~ Par.m F..quiprneont tk>al(!ll' Or.!M ·"stiorrtJy" Oohmer neeellt.ly l'el.ooned ,flrom a 1tWodaiY ~.'nl:,\lnl'" aerviiOe eot.oot '$1Xlilll3oned by In lberoatiooll'l Hll'rvt'SIIt'U' :1111:. i'll'l Col· umblil lbeW'q,uadif'I1!1. 'llhe ~hu-0ol ~ •hekl fooor rtlhe 1JI.U"PO~te of po111.· een~illl rtlhe- l~l ill'lld mott rom- AcaoiS ' ......, Meret. pllat ~ i I ~ l • I, ROT~RY l(rJ~. '.fiebasUan. Tedesco spoke .-,. . at the ltot•n qub on thu "ManuCnot ur.la1- Gt Machron1 and Spegolli," wh&eh·, he ortce with his fill her, operlUt~ aueh _ a factory . 1. Hlde in a ptanta 11. RU!hn ..........., ..... U . l®th. Ammean 10. Rldlt or a&ndjut 1 under water . lonttnot. 17. CGunty In ........ . . _t a.u.w.. _ -··--...., 11:10 tl 15 Greatest Fights of CMtUrJ 11 :30 Tnnight I I 00 Stgn orr rum 6:0() 6.30 7:00 7 30 8 OfJ 900 9·30 to·OO IO 30 11 :00 11:10 l :30 Sky King · Rvy Rogers It's A Great life Salut·day Nigh( Jai'IJhOree Big Surprts.e Pf\rrv Coma Peoples Are Funny Texaco Star Theatre Georg~ 119f>cl Hit Parade News & Sports Jle:~dlineJ Owl Theatre · Si;:n OCC ., J .........., """"· J ·~ tt lftd rntnalftlt on her so · ":liiiR, 4:00 Wide W1de Wo.rl~ 5::30 6:00 t:apl<~in Gall~at 6:30 6:4b 7 :00 7:30 W'l8tcl alii ;tfho.t 110:00 10.30 11 ·00 1 1·00 3.00 Dr. """"" 3 30 ZDQ Parad<e l!:lll'ltv cabinet r.teet !be :Pr~ , Gospel Harmony Boy~ News Pleluu Liberac,. l. Front-ie-r Comedy Hour Tr-levi:&itoo JlJaybause Loretta Young Show Justice Treasure Theatre S1gn Otr . •l --- Chann~l8 WCHS-TV oabi••• oi>X"l•. President •nd !re..-;pon~IVJ ·tiO ·Ius FRIDAY 4:30 On YoW' Actoun.t vk-w.<r -t!h-::11. 1the 1<111n!I'IIUJ"e - ly ARMAN W. NICHOLS faee." That tog was pul upon ~!h·oo·ld be srnapJ)e<l. And ilt w:ts 9:00 Sign On Prayer 5.00 Lucky 8 Rnneh UnltH PrfMl Shff Correspondent 1 Norlhe-rn polillcans who had a ~ r~'"-tlit'l'lf'td. Q:OO Capt;;~in K11ngaroo :5:30 The Early Show WASHINCTON UP- A century rhest full of sympathy for the \W}~'fl ·l•hc cabin->~l ro"'e ~lh·;~f tl-av. tO 00 Garry Moore 6,30 Your Esso Reporter ngo the political pot was boiling , South. ''hoe P:rrt;i 1 d~nt 'll'bvi•ouslv <1'i•H WD"l 11 ·30 Strike It Rich 6 :45 Sports Parade even ns it is today . Fur was flying Flnt GOP Nomine• ornrJ"''"ing ~I '\> 4<'r·lr<:.i'O'Il Ap[l"ri''O rh· 12 00 Valiant L;~dy 65! Weatherman President Franldin Pierce look.Tames Durhanan's opponent wn~ irt<!! 1Iuuw1J ""('II,', 'Ml· F·i·<;cn'!wwt>r 12· 13 Love of Life 7:00 ShQp on Television I'll hack at his rc('ortl with one eye John C. Fremont, the flrst mnn 1;·"·1 1 ,h,-:n:tJ· 1'1'1 1 hi l~ ~h("t•l'd~·r. IJJU'-'" ' J!' 30 Sear-rh for Tomorro-1\' 7: 1!5 DWg Ed•t&rds, . News· 7·30 Adventures of -Champioa and with the other looked towar(l ever to qeek the presidency undt'r n l l'or Ill' lll'Offi-""P.It :1wl ~ai•d· 12 45 Th e Guidtn!,( Li g ht his native New Hampshire. He the Republican banner. "Goe-m:c 1 1hopc II.' hc<m·n yon 1 ou Katie'~ Ktlrhcn s·oo •Mar.,l cl1dn't muc h give a hool what hapBuchonan had tried for 12 years k111ow "'"hat )"01.1 a•r.e rlum:.:" 1 :30 Lovl.' Story 8:30 Pluyhou!le of Stars pencd. lit• and his wife. Jane Ap- lo get n nod for the flemocratil' 11h._. f'tw•i(h~n-t ha'' n~nw -<~ h"'t.E; 1 2 no Robert Q Lewis 9. 00 The Crusader pletun Pwrce. alwa~·s allowed that pnrty 1This time his rcrurd stood wo:w ,,, m~e nthcn. He- I.(J\'f.!'S •h is own 2:30 Houseparty 9:30 Highway Patro~: they hadn't wantrd lo he tht! lop him good- the Pennsylvama Statt> iurl·gmemrt I(J'f dt~m,~fll" ~ rr ai~'' gOml 3:00 The Big P'ayotf 10:00 The J;.lqeup w 10·30 Person lo Person peoph• 111 the nation, anyhow. Lt>i•SllPture , time In Congress, A , ma11-k, Tl'OW tt.rul ~".'0'1 ll'fl'll't d lo 3 3ll Bob Crosbt SJ#W U. S. Senator, mlnlst~r to Ru~sil• l bcwk i1 4 00 The BriJ;lh'!er Day II :00 Up to the minute News I'iercc':i l"l',l! im(' was unrortunak aml Great Dritam. Serrelary of ' llul w~·lh ,1'hl' Cthi,p.'i t.IIO"M!l i•~ i.<: 11·05 The Late Show 4·1~ Seer•·' S1ornl He had alienatNl the North by State. AlsG the fact he hatl been lllumph1'o2'\' wi'lh "'lhiLJ<m ht• .t•J"ltVI"I!-11 stern enforcl'ment or the 1-'ugitive out or ihe C0\1Di~v lo~g enoug~ 9LN)''h ,1.n ma-kt1 ,I1i.i vital dt'l'I•~J•tm SATURDAY 5::m Saturday New!~' Speeial Slave Act, u hut lsi!ue in the long to kef'p f1·om getung Rtngml polt 1 11t ils faoi!r ,jlo 01>15'\lmt' !'hot M•r F.JL';It'll 3. •s J.'e:!J:ure Report Sign On Prayf'r Q:30 back Turned out, on ac<'ount of . 1l _30 <.:aptnm Kangaroo IICAa y. II F l _,._, , .lwwL•r s-c'es !lt~mpii'Y"e<Y •trs ot•lwr""'lll 6:00 You Are There 9 the Pro~ ident's prt•ssurc , thAI Abopparen y, remon \ltun t Wa;llll'n•gt!JO-n ~eu htm -t~H 11h•• 10 :lO Winky Dink anti You 6:30 Saturday Luc:r Show{ litionists an<i pw·slavcry immi- make mu<'h or o campnlgn .•Jamf's cal.lino:>:l'~ !-•l·non:;,"e'S't: mmt Th:M h l t 00 '1:00-....Johnny Carson• Sbo~ )-tighty Momc Play hou ~e grants rolled into KnnsuH and Buchanan beat him good. The nnl fai.'Jlil. PNtiL'$('1, 1("\~lhr•r, ht"('~IU~w 11:30 Tale$ of Tcxil~ RD11g'<'l'fl 7-;10 neat the Clock, croRR!•rl ntntlorb Conlii<lNuble en d re!tllll w n s: Buchanan ~he Ei,.•t"l111towt•r cabimcl 1it>; -s-t~'tlll~g :ou Rig Top 6·00 Shtgeo Show 12 hlootl was spillt•d. 1,927,995 p o tl \J Ia r v o t c ~ CUIIII1Ja-11~lh't'l·v ~P'C':i-kim!. 1 ou Lone Ranger 8:30 Jackie ,GJ.eMon'r,Show ~ Pierre had a few month~ to 17" clectorJal votM, FrE-mnnt No log Cabin ~-IO Captnltl M1dnighf 9.l10 Herb Schriner's Two for 1 linger on thu S<'cne here and was 1,301,555 popular votes, 114 ei<'C· 'Pher~ it~ n'o ·l'r..g oahm i1n Hump :00 lh·st Foot (•'orwal'd 9 30 It's Always Jan 2 wearing ll sort of whnl-lltc · he~k tor tal hvotes. h f d'd 'I hrey's 1p0<~t. Ue war;-· gir.ar.l!u·•~~· t•d hy 2.3U Town & Cullolry Cross- 10:00 Guw,moke ~ look. So .James B1U'hnnan gol the 8 uc anon, w o o f'Otlrse J n •,he UU'.V>~'i"\lit:.v of Mi~ll-i!((lan tn 10·30 Uamon Run~on -~~heo~re rofltl!'l ~ominatinn on the Dcmoet·atlc get into thl' Whit«' House untll •I•II'W iln 1912. S1x )--1<"a'~ ·~J'I't' he 11:00 The Late Sbotr Big Ti!n Bnskethalt :HJO !<irll' flp Ilk<• f'tf'l't't', WDll what th:.- March, IQ57, didn't cottnn to the ww~ ,g.,n-f'll"l;.t.J .•riO'nn•~"'V fif'l~"" .t1L• wi1l•• 11 5:00 Chureh's U1g Story politlcos nf I hi' 1lny ca ll ed n"dnug h look!\ of thf' big mansion on Penn· o.<:l)rl'a.d iont'l't'l('ll!i!J or H11' MI. II - - - - - ~-~ sylvania Avenue. It was heated by If.Mma c11 , Cl'l'Vf'l'"'ntll, Oltio; p!'l(\';flreplaces, for one thing, and that kleon.t )rr lMU: ~hai·rnmn 11 f «hr SUNDAY 4:00 Front Row CcmE'r · . reminded the new leader of his lllx-t•· 1d in 1952. H .~ wn s (ihll'i'lmlllll. 10:00 s;gn On Prlll)'.er 5.00 Omnibl,l~ boyhood days In a log cabin back ·I'Xl~il'li V'e Nmmrl' ,' rt" mt•mi)'('J' 11}1" tO·OO L;~mp Unto My Fr-et 6 :30 Annie Onkle~ in Pennsylvania. So he ordered a di'r-~i:r" of 1llR'IliV ·l;:l"l":C oor.n-oro· L0·30 Look Up & Li'le 7.00 Lassie turna<'e put in the cellar. 111-il-::m Mrm~ joi.nilfll~ lith~' ~abin·.~f . 11·00 The Chrisloph('rs 1.30 Jack Benny ' Buchanan was the only bachelor! lh. pc,lj,''l't'!! he \WJ~ a Thflt man . 1·1:30 coonera Thr(.'l& 8.00 Ed Sul1lvan "' ever to live In the White House. Uumpl-ltley q 01 ~t nH of tnm;e j.oh" 12:00 Let's Take a Trlp 9:00 G. E. Theah·e Alfred Hitchcock Theatre Wild Bill Hickob: g-ao 12:30 Q..,..n Vlctorl'll'a lle~&lftl -on .faJlo] l'll'f ont.,lllc ofrk"t'.. 1:00 TV Classroom 10 .00 Appointment yjitli .' .KdYill'· In Burhanan's day a lot of in· HP. w~U be- 65 •Y~'<a~ l()!d n•ex.t teresting things happened. One mon•'lh ·Am·ti wtll11.'1~ lo qu\'1 , bu t 1:30 Btble Comes Alive ture '1 was the opening ot the first trans. 11001t't ir Mil'. Eisenhowi'lr runs 2:00 Han~ Christi an AndE-T!IOn 10:30 What's My Line "' 1 AUantie cable. On that notable oc- 1!§11', Aor~« thils ~am',ly. HumplhN'-V 2::10 Adventure 11 ·00 Sunday New.~ SpeC{a\1 casl(ln Queen Vtctorla sent him a ~ nniJI.NJio:•llt 1f)( 1!00. fa(1l t011n·t •'lhe- 3 ·00 Face the Nation U:l5 Late Sl'low ''mcssage". He thought It was a u . s (f:~,~~iM'" thJt~ br'IC'o-tnf1 <T'eh.'h"l'b 3 30 Sunday Newt~ ---:Joke and refused stoUtly to ac- ~·l!ihJie dforl'lilnP, :hiM ~ot'('o81';1UW f!:~~rvioo knowledge it until th• JntSIQie 1'lbe-ltlrr'IFUI1' &~'ltl'V ~ ~llW!lll!: was confirmed. It ns ll'nfortunate ,ltl'tl(ll'11q <Nho 1111rifl ('IC!nvlnecd ~'hrll. a that riaht arter that the cable ~ub)l~t wi'lt-e a :hcoaw mr~nlav of bused ancl wn not splleed for dml'l('fOOI''-" A,ln. 11''"'~ 1 -f im1'u another -eight yeaf!l. 1Jin('trm1ll'!f"'·''a;bloe •i n~IIl[~~an 'a'Tl•'i '11Uln, ?·SO Rin Tin 1'in FRIDAY Durin• his term, the Prince or ' ~·nd ,•IMUI ll~ ciJI1f.d ih ~I:>Pfln 'h N'"e Ozzie and Harriet a,oo Sign On 12,50 "ale~. who later arew up to be Crossroads B·SO 1:00 Film & FarK!y King Edward VII, visited "Wash- , IURTHDAY CELEBRATED 9:00 Doltar a Serond 2:30 The Femimne Touch lngton. That was In 1860. For some R;, - 1h!~ 1 d Willt;cm cclt•blmi•f"d ibis 9:30 The Vi.&e :· a,oo Afternoon Film Festival 10:00 f1ason the future soverel.jn trav- ll"~n 1 ·rn bi•--.''bd!W ~lhii'l'l ~k ~illt<''l Ethel and Albert · eled lneugnito as "Baron Refl· 1 oriR' 1 of dll~ !lub srotlil Pa('k m "!t 5,00 Mickey Mouse IO.JO News Abbott and Coste11G lrew'', Anyhow the youna man put 1 91 .•!1,.c. 'b""lll' ....r fit~ nal'1 ~~...~~ i~r. 10:35 Weather a wreath on Washlngton'a Tomb, •a-n,rl IY.'i'"'~ Jf"H' WitJ,siCilll .J,r Mm. W•l- 6:30 News 10:40 spOrl!i with Ted Wolfe 6,35 Weather wlth Buchanan !ltandine by. rr -.,. ~- Tt<-'D Mc1·~ ~n- 9'JVt Y'"l1 ""'. 10:4:5 FUm .,.~ Danceland The flltcenth president was a ~' 11 • ..,:1 bv ~M ('ll,;ff•"-'1d f:,•mn'-·l"l 1J. : 15 Huntington at Night Kukla, Fran & Ollie 7,00 six-footer with bright blue eyes " ''~<'~ Iii'~"~' .o1~•"imlt! .\ ... ~"ifl$1 ~,') ~~~ ll:45 Slfll l)~t 7:15 John Daly and the- deUaht of eartoonlsts of r 11 M. IF •' I~Mv f'l"•~r .r-''11t N --·· ·-his day, who played loose wih the I f'"'"''I<ITI "'"'', .. ""rv.-..1 .,,... ~iho" ('ub~ ' OIU" 7,00 City 0/ l.Gtba It 1VCI par~ ot shock of white hair whleh stuck Elnlf •If ~ - •M_,,.,.,,. W '•',~>n·. SATURDAY 7:30 Ozark . Jubilee a rlri!!Gm feouertee fn an epfSOde up on top "like a name from a Qa11 - - - - - 2·M Si-gn On 6.00 G<rtmd Ole Opry 11\ tDhtciL Ded "£0\181 l.UCJJ" tn j.et". There are a lot of pictures ines wllilOut charge fnr the H!<c a·oo Pobloie ServieQ Flllm 9:00 Lawrence Welk Scotton In the books to prove it. 'thereof. 3:15 Kkldies KilfTilet Life Begins at 80 .: 10:00 0a.IK'el-&nd Two years ago this sect I on was J ·30 · 10·30 Liva Wre<St-1\n.g ,' amended to provide rohr the use oo Saturday Western 11:15 '11he Sltepherd'-s Call 6 00 Evangelistic Hour .._ 1 of such buildings for t e ..-urpose . _ . Pl-a-yhouse 15 l 1• J 6 30 or holding elec!tionll. Inasmuch as o·. •• Pieturqma w tu ennmgs I the eonduct of eleeti.onfl Is orte or ..., New.s by John Core the most public and sacred pri6:30 1 Am The Law , ' vilages iJ'&nted by the Constltu· SUNDAY WHTN TV-13 7:00 (AB~) You As~d For It tiOI~ to the people of Ohio, it ~as 11:59 SIGN ON 7:30 (ABC) Famous · FUm FesU. • e h ange was re ason· 12:00 <ABC) Oral Roberls felt that thiS vai-"Ivory H4ntar." able and that the f\111 eooperal· 1 2:30 l"aith For Todny 9:00 (ABf:lChnnce of a Lifetime , - By W. Br~o~wn ion of the officials having the 1 :00 Feature 9:30 (ABC) Ted Mack's Amateur S::n:tory of Stat• of C: ·_, Cilntrol of such buildings would 2:00 Star's Parade Hour SKretary ., Slat• be In aareement and readily pro- 2 :00 Film 10·30 NttWS Boards of Eleetiona of eountiea vide such apacll:. The space requlr- 3 :00 Fealur~oo 10:35 Weatlhrnuslnl voting machines have been ed for storaae is small since the 4 = 15 Film ]10:"0 ~pon• · · 4 :30 Abbott & costello \10:45 Charlie Chan Theatre Plaauecl •- with the problem of rind- machi..•es are very compact m s1ze I 0 :00 (ABC) Super Circus lrtf adequate spue for storage at when not in use. · ::::=:-::::=:-::~-~-~-- 12:00 SIGN O:,;_FFc___ _ _----::--:: • rusonable tost tor votln1 maRevlaed Code Section 3507.07 1 :-:: -··-""" rhine~. Revised Code Section was amended to designate the ex- , STIVERSVILLF. Roe1'dsvi-H-e we!'lt'l ·reoert~l ~~ ot SIKJ1.29 proYidts that the Board of act order in which etfices sho\t l(1 1 BY IVA CARPENTER hi<S pa~'fnt!s :Mr. ond ~ A. C( Eleetlont may make appUeaUon IPJ)fOr on voting machine!;. Thi!< Dorm!ll Brewer ,ha'i'1ihc mum'J)l. Brewer. ~. • to the authority which baa control ' aeeflon fotmerly did not contain R:al!)jh. lhll!MV "A1ho hllB b:)l'flo a Howulld _arid At>~ ;Lai\ttleo»C& of I"DY buU'tUDC « lf'Otll.ds aup-la Usting bf the exact order. 'l'be pa'tj.-r,nt 'm Ho[},er Jiroo¢~1 iha8 re-- rn.arte a llR'1;, .t:o f\llr~~ b8t · ported by l111t11111 under Ule laWI order kl BPecifteally set out nnw .tvl':nll!!d lhomet. ,. W(S. \ ... or this atate. to. ..Pe.. av.U.l*: the to place 1tate, district, and eeunty 'Mr. tariCI MM. Bm. Alln were l'tld.'lt. Mi~ WeLS lllkt<ll. \ neci!S.al'f ipaiet' thtrei~ for ~e I offices ftrat, ih the same order as in ~ F\Nda-y. , Sottdem wer-e <;~=7~ plirP'!I• ol olorlq -.voU1111 1111<11' thor appear on' the paper ballot. M•. ami Mn>. ll"""d ol . ~fr. Om! Mia ,. -- I I I .. -. .......... . -liili--. . ....... - ..... ""'"' 1111 Le,ataLLDW Ollo-~ollialjfW-. llllldoOO"''!P!fAIIIIIWilit- l.'f, X IIi' lllo twe O't, tto . ...... ...,._ - "'...'"' ........... """' _ _ lllo .... . L A_OQ;ee,._........_ DAAO.apR •c JIWWJOP·DR. QC RAR Mil) •c Jill WJHrVDH, LADA• IPKVDI~, ~I,'VI> ID ... - 5; Your Election DAII;t ClftftOQ1NJII: - ..... . . , .. _ . . ... Batl> .. - w·a wD. ~~ ~!.x.":"'~"y"':~~l ~'f.O: \........ ' ' .lr~ - Oet~tiv~- ~-~- I "'45 Se"''"' ~ II Clay, aa 'lliho vet.eri:oary r-eteandb .spoho an ~ ci-neto When •aod how m ~ . . . . a ~ ol 120 8l'lelai bniil• "roduco~ and wiY'eit. The dimM:f .;,_ !¥t w• l!lp(ln.1Q'Eld by PlroviDo MIJI.Wil _,. ani Feed Oo. Anl:i.he:r IJpea]urr ill: the diDer at ~ HoaoWe- Hilb Soitiool was Mi1tcm llendriucm, ~ nu. WI.Oilitt. for P'tovim, wtw;, dbcut-sed Gutritlinn ~ druga used in £ef!ds. Fd1ow-ing uu lbrlll:, .alide8 h:el~ ~ ~to indow3tr)' ol dber smtes were ~ - - - ~of Drolet" t~he br.oiJieso I The Easy 3-Point Way To Higher Dairy Profits NEW DOGBURGER .HAS REAl APPETITE APPEAl/ toclaJ. I Oris Smith FEED Ml ' The S~ign Of Quality Order Your SEED PROVICO MILLING & FEED CO. Fertilizer SUGAR RUN FlOUR MILL TRACTORS • "II n ~ l:"' • §z Ill • ICI ~ Meigs can weD ~~; afford to trees ;:;;;:::;;;:;:;;;;;PO:;:;;;;;MEROY~,§O~H~I~U~r~·fege~t~p~e~r~a~"'~"e~e~ac~h~ye~ar~. PHONE 110 Mulberry Ave •BALERS •RAKES •MOW~RS ~ u • BIRTH ANNOUNCED Mr. and Mrs. EugE:'ne Harris, the forme!' Janel Hecox, have announced lhc birth of a Son, Robert Williamson, at Graee Hos. pit11l, Kan::;as, on February 14. They have three daughters and an • older son, Kenneth. Grandparents arc Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Harris, ancl Mr. and MrS. A. R. Hecox, Middleport. tractor ... Slmplloltlr Model P• • "'a r Farm Machinery Is Not A Sideline With US. Z Largest Deals In Southeast ern Ohio Jack W. Carsey, Manager COMPLETE · TUBELESS TIRE SERVICE I . AND 11'__. -, '" :: U long houl'!l of herd work hav& elowed up the performance of your I' Allis-Chalmers tractor engine, now is a good time to echedule an owrhaul. 1 Let our ez:pert mechanics give new Jife to your tractor with new sleeves. bearings. or a valve job. The cost is leAA than rou m.igbt mpect. and you'll find 1t pa.ya iu 1\uic.k starting, smooth performance, more power and fuel economy. Call us now or stop in. Sleubenvllle Woodsfield and St. Clairsville, Ohio Farm Supply Rutland, Ohio the Simplicity 5 HP Model VA TractOr. 2% HP Model LB. and dOzens of efficient attacbmenta such as plows, cultivatora, rotary ::b='~ rotary tillers &Dd wod.-saviPg toole. ,/UST SIGN OUIIIWAM-·· onthas IE "'•ap•takes l'esllstratJ 0 " cara 'rhey•re .... , .b • l'OIIr 81 . a fa Af flearar•a"'bPIIclty aro""· Equipiilenl fiUJ!:C!II.~!'RS WILLIAMSON BALANCING r.eHer order now! .. 6fJ. Fleming 'iJlP Hatcheries . '!II Garden ' WE MAINTAIN A FULL TIME SERVICE DEPT. WE SERVICE EVERYTHING WE SELL M<1ted w1th \'.antress or Indian RJ\'I'r males, we think there is no better b1rd on the market today, And moat CJf the men whG are making money m the indust17 ag1 ee. So why not find out for yourself? NOthing fo 114-.. ·~· NVtr 1/ng fo Bt.t'ife/ . ~ Machinery Manage• We Carry A Complete Line Of Parts NG need to point out that ltOW la the time to plan for oext year'l replacement ftocks. And it't just u plain that the on.l,way ~ ltay ahead of eomP4tltton, the only way to top the market and build the old bank so:count; is to buy replaeement; stock that i1 fir.lt In the industt7 in all prof.l-malring- fa('ton. For this, we think our Nichols No. t2 ill- your ()egt bE-t on the female a.idtt, and you'll find that a 8'ftlll :nany hardheaded, poultrymen ad .;~ver the U. S. agree with ua because the.y've tried Nichola N.:~. 12'.a and the7 know fro .. nperience. """""'Y llrown · bull .daloe Bt.W:iloemut 1r.T,oron;, 114864 from Nelson E. Wykole, Ja-c-k-son, Qhi'o, awrdi:ng ·to a repontl fn[)lll Fl'\'d S. ldtse, Secretacy- u( ~e Brow.n SWI.W Catble Breed·eon.'l' AssodiatiloD, Belluit, Wi8COOSiiD. NEW LIFE for J'OUr SEE LYLEHYSELL-or--JOHN BEAVER I 1956 Enter the sion -~~~~-~-orr1ce. BUYS PRIZE SIRE Antlhur SJ)Meer-1 Oh-<'l.!fber, Ohio, DEALER FOR THIS AREA . Machinery Serviceman . ...... ~ With Confidence AT • POMEROY CO-OP Your_Authorized BLACKHAWK- COCKSH UTT- NEW IDEAL ' ~ Ill .,....• ' I SUMMER ""'''" s"""" •h•ct.,,,._ •ELEVATORS BUY -FARM MACHINERY ::"' ted ' Dr. Grover cbar~e o1 11be ~loo Feed Oo,. I Laws ••• I = 1 W'heel·l I I 1 ! ----·- ------ --- a. ~ 1- . -.. prDB, aal•ala.•• ICqllieud:t 11.- l =---------- .,91) ... "-7 . ~JWrl: I ""'...., II. 011...111 ... •a•• ......... ... ..., ...... ll ·OO 1\ ·05 I ll.Qol- ! 'nhey '"'""m . . . 11011 • Oil fool U. WollaM (ltrU.I .,_Alhlo 9 no • 30 1000 10 45 - WHTN~TV~hannell~ . ~ 18. S&v. .• UTorrid 24. lndtftnU• arUcle I 8 .::10 I, ..... te. '" auttto'• . "' S·OU Paul & Mary Ford t lfe or R!lt>y Cuke 'l'i lllt'! News Caravsn Tru1b or ConuqutDCel Waterfront Big Story Star Stage "' Cavalcade of SpGrtJ . Red Barber'! Corner News Headllnea Weathercast Prt!l!l.S Box ~ I DAILY f-niend~. fhJ:mofal UJMI!. rtlh<e 1'-M.noomisi\. of rheu- -----~---- I :m 9:00 1:00 Championsll1p Bowlinl 12:30 TV Chapel 2:00 Talent Showcase 2 30 Operntioo N-oah I ...-...Ito t .lte&m U .O..rt 7 L"-~ 1 ~~ - · , 'tOfM "~' Dew knf . ~ .l»>ut "stfeP... - klllinl t ~p n'llll'%7 dorl"l'l..'tS1 ir' qu('flli•cms ItO 4:hc 'hurry KOil'lt'i:ll If'wa~<> {'l]!erbowC'\11!-r, r1r•wifmPr('l"id~'lll'l in :·-= · u: 10 s 1-n ·~ :fdrler)'. · ftOfl . ~ . tWile ~; ~~~~~~~~;!~;:::':' =·=;~:~·=~~~~~~~~~~~~~:~~)ckion the ~~ flel~. What , causes Ur_d~; "the arterie&. ·H18h ·~?, and. Rheumatic (everT We d9n t know. But onee we h•v:e \he ~uaej, experience baa plf"tfl. -tlel:'ilmiq,ues m CIJI.((.Unie.'i'l. thow.n., we 1\'e well on our way to D~ng Ute •twidlay 'llet"irod, Ml' t•tabUshlnl c.ont..rols, possibly even Colmer studll!ed ~ tliJe- _gmtl..filac~r eur~ · aooe of 1-H Seflv~~~.·e spooJiullsl~ Thla Is the tkne of }'ear that the from ltlbe ooro~·8 Oi~o oJ'Ifi('e publlc Is . ask~d to help. This Is A~r4kni 100 Oolmeor, .o~ (,f d!he Bear' Mpntlt~ wtten YQU Jl'-le to I h~rl\){iallil~ .or !tile pt•o,j.(rtam Wlt.'i But brood r!ducoUOn It only p~rt the Jlu~ ~ilf: tG' m,i~al~ 1:M-1"'11~ : Afba m~1~1~t" W.'iCM.~ ru- I.Jl"('· or what our Heart Aaaoclatlon Ita! local tmd no.Lfctnal proarams of the pDne ·1$1: oMii'ine. 1o .givt> ti!\Q farm""r aceompllshed in Ita tew fears of Asaoriatton. WhJt is accomt:JIIshed t!he ~ sel"\'li('e -fOO" lh-iA- IJTIOOOV."' flperatl(m. First priori I .~ In lt1 duria•· the t*!J:t lw!l'Yf m~nriW de- ~~~woW up lhitt -r-em;.1•nlm ·by prc.&ram Ia rcaeareh, Into whlth fll!hds d'rfttty lf\'OR your- eontrt- .i,...Jilli<Jii uny' usoc-tlS' or rarm equi'P· the A111oeiat1on baa channe1ttl bp\LonJ-tG the Fuftd. 1$6 tfl,e ~West~- l(!hl)kr t.>o11Uiprnt"11t more than $13,000;000 11inCe 1948. Jon you mutt decide bi-Just what prob(mr~~ •i b him lllnylime-." Some or that reKOarch has led to Is you.- heart worth to you? . I G:5'i 7·110 8·00 t.ed. On I N• 1 1 R .- . lon•w .00 <he dido~. Colmer it I wmpletes Special On The Political Pot ' ~':"~:;'!,,~~~:\tu::.:~·;:"w.:·~:;: Boiling A Century Aile II·N"' oaob11n·eot wore .. Serv.•'ce Trai'ni' ng • -~~;T.;u-;;;;-;;;~;;;:;:r.;;;;;--;:=-::-o:;:;::::r"::'~::::;:;--;;;;!-;;;:~ C'OIIl~·:"()·l '· mer. an "e .,.,.,_ .• Use ~e~~~~Pl!"n.t and periM:'IOn Pf· 'dla1il<iilie ~oola to l 640 News P1cture -------- Rates hove -oflten temaiM'd fDiM'e .or J.r..<i'l l"l'li:lll.ic in ltlbe b:-f'l of fih:lr,p- f r.pOns Ey.: ------,------,----- in w Hoover OJmmioi9lon """"' on "BMiDP.<N Ente:p.rise" to th> pat'· t'PI rpcM s)titem. ftlt(lli olNf,r'HS, Today I I m- Sub~ rriplioa ratf!S: DeliYP.l'J by carrier where av•ilable 30 cent. week: one year In ad"vanee It 'J'M.DaiiJ !entinel orr ice, .$111.6QI; available: one mo~ltl. ~1. By mall Ohe thrH montM, $2.110; one m~nth, $1. 7 UU G :!U IV LYLE C. WILSON 9 t)l l Cufrt>i' Tim<' Unltt-d Prets St•ff Corrupondent 10 UIJ Ding Doug: Erhfh>i WASHINGTON LJI-' _ rJwi,giht lU JU Ern1e 1\ov;Je.; Show Davtd r..lo~~'rthol-l-('-r .md (:rtJ<rg•· [ I L 00 Homtl Miogufrirt llu ml:ih n·)· ll'lil C'xomim• ' 12 0:.1 'I'L' nn ('ssee Ernie ·~JI a{ Ihi• f: 1c1:- :md ('{>lilt.· 1111 W1th 112 30 Feather 'r"uur N··~t ,1 an~wffl' 1 OU Bob & Jun Carr Prt•s!'n ts 11h-t•y rlL"W &mt.h Wt:•ttnr~-Rku· t-o 1 ·2 - ~o Count of Monte Cristo 2 .. 0 Camera Gol!!< to Scht)Ol 'flhoma~i·He, Git., OO.r il w.)Ck .or IU 3 00 .M atinN• 1'hPntre d~~ at HumPhr.ey's pl·a ~al•JOn . --~· · 1a-"' , ~s · •m ore ...,,[)l' ~ l 1-t'D.\l 4.00 Date with Lire W'ni'CI 11, ·~n 4 15 M·o dern Romanl'r.!l pN'\~wrve rtlhan fat'm. Pre.<;.itkm.l F.1 4 --w (}u Pcn r,w 11 Dav senbower wan~s t•hl' ttime n.nd "])l'i· 5 Ou Old Timer vacy •tlO mak(' d'he •gre-at -fl l'cl,•icn 5 :iO tlowdy Doody on whi(lh lhiY •ltfe may de-l}('nd. 6 .00 W1ld Bill Hickolt NOOI:' .hol'l:l was .su!'pri.o:tld Nt-:.1 lw _ . _ "-'::'::.'::='~'<l.h('jgfl JllJlll-plllr~ey oas h1s . oomp.m. SATURDAY ion on· wbab mtl'!-Jt b.e a ,ln•m:Jv 'h·:111· 9:25 Si gn On / day, ·at ~- T-o- ,gct. .J.• ft•rJdng fu1· 9:30 Andy's G!tn.( .liht> ~urdy .crmtlll't'Jllc-e Mt·. Eh~·-~n- 10·00 Chil drens Corner •h<ower lh<N -~n .his 9t'lrn"t'l!anv of 1n•(•.a- 10·3ll l'mky Lee .!lilt)", ~~oo m\JS\l go baiCk too--!Jlf' SI'IC- II · 00 Fury .onnl....... mlaiyhel of.he 1ihVnd---'.cabi:ncl 11:30 Cartoort Carnival mee1U111g of llhe Ei.~conhowt'r ~d - 12·00 Winchell & Manoney tl'lln~~Ucm. lt Wal!!l i!he fUr~J! week 12:::10 Capl:un Z·R{) 'Of F'llbrttD"Y, 1053. 1·00 Farmer Click :Mir. ~<'t" tharl been in o:f. 1:30 Nimrod 4: Angler fioe -about a ~ntml~. ·[rtesl"h from 2:00 Top Ten Dance Party a pr'esirdenHaiJ oom;pa~gn Un w!hiich 3:00 NBA Basketball tre sametimt!s ~d IJa-IRed by 5:0U Buffalo Bill Jr. ~he complexities of dome<.Tic i3- ------::-=c-: suBS W~ildh oon~l'IOII'Ioted bim. 11he SUNDAY ~NliE'I!'IaMtiJI'!ne4pol•~Li1C-i~an ~r.ad muf"h 10 10 Slgn On l't"lnfi.dmce In 1h!1•· own i'lldlgme<nl 10·15 Christian Science Program of llbiUcm:ll<l defeme a·nd l1ore·1~ 10:30 What one Penon Can Do TJOolicy matJt~eM. 11 :00 This ill the LtCn In Friends' Hanlls ll ·3U Man to Man WMlnieSs 'hil9 bold caJT\Jpalitgln de- 12:00 Mr. Wtzard National adverti.,:ne represenl&U1ola, loUioelli-KimltaU, lne .• S4S f.txlngton Av~ .• New York C'ily, 16,•N. V. i}ft 6 55 fRfDAT S1gn On 1 lf!L!_d Annual- Broiler And Eg!! I "nat Does The Soil Bank I Pr:•V..u~co R-........ h • ......,... " Scb IT B H ld f b 2] 22 I PI M T Obi llkko... e'" 111ee - .e. -· -- ""' _an _ean_ 0 •0 Farmers Man Is S.J.. , ..J,.er r,--aa At Brot'ler Meet I IDITOl Page Th,.. ••totion purpo... •Imply by mak. tf/L_ ing appli<Otion to the Stole DlvJa. • 1 DJC c. 1. ai.AKISLII ._ ion of Fore1try. Applk:etlon b1..1nb 1 ' u other tree• were d!Jttlbut.ed am- may be secured from the ortke M I ..., .... tculu.. t ".... s c 8 -•• ,_. OOOhOo I I H..-.- ....,..,.. "' 1 ODi twenlY·lWO dUfecenl lndlvld- of the Exterudon own!,'' me IIJ.[IJn.l 10c:unty farmen, bome ual1 and companie. includlDi eia:ht A. s. c. or tbe state or in~w~nai ecboo~' dustrtal plant operators, vocallonal agriculture Btu dents Fore!try officea. mane deA:irabJ.e h:md ~.~Bot-'" an others are _ lnvlted to from the Albany High School who En Sdbool and lt!be .aOidi cnm.aal I.Jrotlu pwdud.IIIUI"J .and umorketiDg_ mon qu.etltionl wmcth Otuo fwm · f7ymant. W<.'JUld De mlKI6 jot. ~~ Plant Ohioprogram for planted 200 t.reea each on tarms For those deslrlne just a amaU ~ler Sdlool_ w~ be !tekf at lt i1l ·hoped:~ !JeVeral ea:r Joadl en ofwo .a&k. abool tlhe adrnl:nYin· lone J)t'll"iod5 far plaiJttmg, 1950 ln · s program which has been l in Me1gs Cou nty. number of tree~~ for use ln home Ohio State Umv~ m JIMdaY k'om Mer.211 County wilJ attmd tWlo'• Q Dank pkm. 11bey oome Jl"'XIfily a~itetl 'lo tlilal!(, to !orage operation for the last several or rOJdtide beautirieation there P'ebrutll')'" 211¢ end ~~. on~ (If" botlh MJho<.ol.t. Let me .koow fnom Otrio s.tae Univer&ity ex- Ql' ~. a- Ulll.fl>g It for water )'ean to &Mist i!l ~elorestlni idle Sources of tre(' s a r~ . from l;lrl· are many nurse-riel Ln Ohio which Fe"biiUar)' ~ ~tf yoo need help 00 traftiopotta.- oC.eJ.wioo ~ land and beautlfymg roadsides vat nurserte8 of the O.uo Divlnon Mupply treea at a reaaonable fig El~~eh program olfe~ an out Lton W'bat J.ll 1lbe basic ~ (If dle ~e 'IbW wuuld md\Jode ~ parks, building and other areas. ' of Ferestry. The Ohio Division of Garde •b ,_ h uhro ' standirla: oppoctumt¥ ro !beer and lo 'oUowing ~ (.lhc .,..........,_ for pkm? .....,_., .., -~~~~~~~LJe f« pay~ 1 Forestry has available many n c u.,., se 00111, c urc es ~.... -~ ... <:11... ..._...,.. Last year Meigs County fanners, tboWiands of conifera and hard- and ~the~a: are urged to encoungf!l eaoh ~ l.t .Jlopm CO ()) ~ ltrip mine operators and others I wood! avaltable at prices ranging plallting 1ft their communtty. Meip Norway spruce a're three deslr OHIO MARKET EGG SCHOOL fanner& for pJ.aDtlne aJid bu:Jidmg WlbaL ibs the plan a:un to do? planted 55,100 trees. The Goegleln I from $8.00 to SU~.OO per thousand. County hu two or more nurse~lea .abh: 11peciet. Tieet are usually Feb. 21-Agri. Let~ Bldg. crops oo land ,.-..c:d)' atitetd to cuiit would expect to L-ut produ('· Coal Company _u.sed approximately Trees from this source are avail- which are able to. supply planlinjj placed at a spacing of flx6 feet I OSU-Moming "16115ion 9:30 A . M. ti'41JOO; (2) reduooe tbe amount cf tion and thereb f· one half of thUI number, but the able in lots of Ml and up for refor- stock tor tho~ wuohioa to seau-e Which gives s!lghtly better tha n I Pll"U.!!t1y Sei.roce D~.\.rl"lolt Raru grain, tiber and to:.l erown and It wouM (fJvf!!rty~ f ann ~tree8 or shruba close at band. 1000 trees per acre. fvr illhe Fut.ur.e, A. R. W~, I!«(J(oe 11be eurpU;elt • f.eltil.iey m food ami fber ~ rom rt"WD. Cbristma• tree production ill the Som~ '!Tends .m b PoUI.to lkwi· ~ ~ fWtlber dim • oommr.di - 8011 ~· *v"~ ~ Th~ For those intere1ted in the com- aame as any crop productio1111. It OOU. R. E . Q;ay, Ohlo Of£enJ -the ilft!l m ~ 'IIIIi (3} re&!ovt! called upoo m Daltownal . merclel as~tl of tree Planting need& good 1toek. planted on Poultry lnduYt.ry ·.a Modem Diag- t.nnere from e~ve ~ . emwem \ t~ere Is the _posalbility of planting around that is adequ.ately pro- !~<' SarvJCe, H. E. GoiBI.ein; fn:lm diverted liiCrlell c : or 811 ~S42! are rd.lieved pme trees for harvest at Christmas tected from JivesWck and fire with Me('hoanioal Ref~.t.ri'Oil o f How wi:ll n ~? a .popullat;oa ~trees Within the next six to twelve 1some care to control weeds brush E&eJ at lltOO Farm 1.<-vel <Panel Farrrreor11 may voltJiltarjly divert W.nat • it eaq to mean .to rn.e years. Tom Bradley, Pore•ter with and grass. Shearing is al~ a de d~) wjljh A. R. Wmter, -acr-mge- 410 ~ for a -oecitled oin terme of filOOiey teeeJ'\100'? the S. C. S .. last w~ek ~ported sltable proeess ln improving th6 Leader; Wordm Spitiler, Produc· , peniod-.3, 5 or 10 year......end not '(be ..uouot of wmey f-zrmEn that scotch p10e, white p1ne and appearance of the trees to be sold er; Lo)oad. H~. Producer; 1r-emove t~ fl'a8l ._ ibay or pa+· . \MOUld l'lfiOeWe under t!he plat! Cl:ll· for Christma• tree purpo 11e 1 • R.oabph R. Sheppard, Miat"k€t1q: j Lure. :oot 1:1e d&tam;.n~ llntil OooScatch pine and white pine trees and 0 . J_. Nictkds, Mlaoof"aotuc-er. H:ow witlil. ~ be made'? ~ fiomllly enacts .a taw for Christmas tree purpo1e1 can IM.anagq Ye&lliing Hem 00:-1 Payment for ciWertipg :acree be ready for use in aix to ten Profit, G}yde A. Matm: SellWi: oould De m oertif~ ~ble OBSERVES 92nd ltRTHDA y year~ with Norway spruee read 1 ~Ltry ProductB, U.U.uma- Edu- 1 f<rr c:a-sh tx' a~r~Piw commodlit.ies. !6wrr 'Jlayl.or Trevey, of to eight to twelve yean. ~ ootion land PEND, .JallJt"8 Ml. Gwin What about praoe ~ ma- .log, W. Vtot, W~ay obeerved ~. Leeboms St·r am Crotiees del' 4!00 p~ bet 97o:l bintbday arr.uv;nary at Witb all of the Chrlatmu trees V.'IMte Eag Hylx-ids, (Panel! disE\.io.grbiLay fu- price eupports trer home. .Pretferlll for tbe celethat are shipped into ohto then CU91:::ll:m) wt.'h R. George .T-aiap, !tiM would be depeodem upon bro.Won 'W4:~ne lher C'hiiUren M!Ss should continue to be ready mar 1 I~; Paul Gesson, Poulitry oom.pliaoca with acreage al:llot- Olive Trevey, 6IWlS. oti!J Trevey ket tor good Ohio trees. One oper Br-oot1er; Edwill Garey, Poultry metlt8 l8fld ~ cttiOOas The of ~ IIIDd Rev .B T . 'J'tevey ator was reported to have sold 700 Bnccder; Larry Huff, Poultry 9011 bw:Jk: plan ""'ClUJd be m add.i- Gknctale, w. va hroo gromdchilt.rees for $900.00 to the retailer Brooder ttoo to anatmeots. dren and fotJif" great ~~~ who Later sold them for ~1400.00 Modem Packlagi'ng of Eggs How WI()U}d rnhe p._ encourage dren. It wa~ reported that the Musking Mto.ms mm-easor::t •Sales. H.. w. urn Comervatory District averq:ed Gniree 'and ~esen.talion or "Qo.~a­ better than $1.50 for each Christ- ltty Egg 1-Toduoer" A\\-4l.IW by mas tree delivered at the roacbide.l Thaloph oM, Cn.Jks When we ' consider the small · amount of labor involved the reJl1ebrua11y 22 Plumb Hall. OSU . turn from Christmas trees makes ·M onrrillg ~an 9 45 A M Rea sizable return per acre. searoh and o1fbe Ohw f"Qul.t.ry In· For those ,Interested In tree du3try, A . R Winter. Bror~er PrQgrowing as a timber production du.ction i'lt 1955, PauJ C ct~; 1. You Feed 'Em enterprise the length or the enter- A Loo-k ift•o -thi! Future, The DOGS like the :rloh, meal)' flavor , •• and prise is longer, but growth contin- Br-0l1~r l'll.dtl&ky m 1960 >and 1975 2. You Milk 'Em. ues each year so the increase in by Hanf.1•n J. Gnrna and a. C4mioon for them. Get a 1111pply of Muter ~ value is just like money in the Barbecue, OSU l\ru.lry Scim~ Dogburger for your dog Keep 3. Call Your COBA Techni- saving bank. Starting wUh bare 1 Club him In lop condition, land and planting trees it would : A(lt~rnxon ~wn 1 15 Wh.at Do eian To Breed 'Em take from twenty to forty years Po11Lit'}· MerJ~ Broductioo Tes.t..s before much mercbandiseable tim· Show lbhe Bl1oi1er Prodrucer'? R WITH PIIOVti:O Get F'Oe Fo!derP ber tould be harvested. With the C..aG~Wl'l Jaap; S~:;- cr FoaoiUl"e in CALL Guld< to Good Feedlftg_ CHICKSTAilTER many idle acres in Meigs County -~he Br!Oiilett' ~-:llll!l'fio Robert JJ. COBA TECHNICIAN this reforestation does offer ex- Hogue; MeorQh<mdiSin:g Broil!~ tensive long range possibUities. Bu-ddin-g Ocnsumer Demand'There is approximately 100,000 t.-~M.on· Levuli' Dll'i Pn>duJ:~ing a Heaol RACINE RT. 1 acres in Meigs County now listed ·~thy Br.I)Jit'lf" PI~tdc, Glyde A.• M'M'Sh; MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Phone 3191 Pomeroy, 0 'as forest land which means there WhaiL i's !lihe Pooll.ry aOO Na-:;:::;:;:;;~=~~~::~~=;:;;~~=:;:;;:;:;;:;;:=::::;;:::;::::;;~;::: is some timber production. In 'hon:ul Bn.ard Domg f-or the Br.uiler many eases this land now has some .bbdustl!'y? James lM. Gwin. desirable trees growing on it so Evrownog sel9:1J1on 6 15 Hidden with a elimination of undesirable Md Out or Poek1)t Co·~t.s of :pro trees, grape vines and other en- 1lucing Broidem, Robert L . Hl)Here is • chl~;k atuJer that wll1 ..roekeJ'"' fOur emies timber production could be gue; ' Mlam:;.gemM~ Fa-ct!N's- "tn Breibebf chicks to a bt-Uer, f.ute:r liJI'OWing period achieved in a shorter period of .h.-r P 11od~t l"1tJQn (parncl ~n) iblln eTN Hfore. , time. w1i lh Rayomonod E. Cray, LeaGeor; FularJ co.af•lns '"ProphJL"' • special mix of •niFranklin Newell, Farm Forester Gordon Suus, Prcducf'lr . Ado1p-h mal f•l malerlah. II bl protein dell, with a hi9h ..-Uamin conlenl and co.atala~ a wide tpe-cb"um with the Ohio Division of Forestry So•mrack, P-roducffl.·; f'nrby Ku!rr , •nllbiolic lo ata.-. ofl dheeH ud prolecl growlb. reports that 125 board feet peri Pnodl.lCC'r 'i1D1.d ElmiL M.al·i'tllovsky, Cet th• •madag faets ahoul Fute.rt from you.r per year is our present wood Elll= :::':....:.P.:ouili=ir:-'c-=:..·______ 1 ' •-·-•- is fair production. Pl'owie. ' DeaJ.r.- To roc•et: JOIU cbk• proli!s 10 a aew hfvh ••• look fo&- 1M • • with 0.. rocket. As an example of how mucb and shrubs this year for immed timber growth can be achieved iale be.autincation of the surround one woods in Hocking County had ings and as well as on a long an annual growth rate of 437 board time improvement plan. AND St. Rout.· 124 Minersville, Ohio feet per acre. There were only 60 Those interested in additional in trees per acre on this urea which formation can secure it from any WP.re 12 inches in diameter or of the Agricultural agencies in the larger and the total volume was county or by contacting the State better than 24,000 board feet per Farm Forester at Athens or by acre. This was a tulip popular writing directly to the Ohio DiviNOW .!ltand with a few other species ot sion of Forestry at Columbus, 0 . trees present. A new extension bulletin, L38, How A 26 year old stand of red and to Plant Trees on Spoil Banks will white plne in the Hocking County be helpful to anyone needing this forest area has 280 trees per acre information. It may be secured with a' growth rate of 700 board without charge from the Exten- c.. D...OTIO TO INTIRDTS OF NIOS MASOII ARIA IICIIAID I. OWIN The Dully Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio I Where Quality Is Poromnunt Pomeroy, Ohio ' �-~-.....--"••·'-······· Jir Psily Sentinel, f'nm!roy-M!ajllrpoa. ORio --~~-----------------------------· ·-.---------------. ' . PLANTS The Dailv Sentinel • -- IF YOU WANTTO '' Yellow Jackets And Panthers In .. Season Finals BEST · IN WESTMINSTER . SHOW ....-- • '- ICielft01' S. Soblal, llltll~rrt Society Editor - r Pb011e fi079 ~uel~l•_ lle&•h• H•whlnt;..PoiJlorov 8ocletv r.~.:d~lto~r:_::!Pil:!!2on!!!•!.,~9"~~~4"--~~~~~~--Mrs. George Veith Sr. Entertains 'I Valent·ine Party With Shower For Granddaughter Entertains 125 1 MEIGS COUNTY • Fl.Jl\NITURI!. ·I'Oit ' i ' 0 1 .I:'~· ~~~ei~l~erPt=-t~ ~frsTa~r, . t>ft~ McD.anieJ~ _. • Mrs' . burn ~nd r~o~.n Larr~~- Ev:ryn 1 M.. t· ~bor ner- thews, ·Edna Coon. Dlll'ill Cook. ' .,, ar!~· ··Mn. ' ft.aJMrind Fife, Mra. Marie Fire. June Edwar~. Ct~r· ije_ritbe~ Qltkey, ~· Ruriey GU· oly"n Mat~hews, Mary Fral('y, Jo k~. Bar_bara. Little, bottle Vow- Ann Conkle, Margaret Leatk, Erm· Sandra fi;~ . 1t;tlot, Barbara &Jii'ne Russell , Tommy Taylor, CarJun~ (Joe;J?,. C6rt~e PauU.ne-:Taylor. rol.l ' Matthews, Joe 1..e.ae~, Gem~e Mr. ~nd~~ts. J...lt Sc~qler, \\lro. Veith, Sr., Donald Leach, . _, - Ierr, _ . ! :' .., ··!'''. .,~_. .. _.v. VEC Employees II I ' ROOMS OF _ New Furniture - Oil~r. Mn. George Veith, Sr. Pearl Davift I Mae J..ewis, susie F.dwards. corii 1 . _ C~nler, C~me. MuHO;"li, Geneva The managemEmd ~f 'l'h<- OVEC' a)d Leach, the former Dorothy Wt~e. Dcss1e Fife, E~landa Haley, ·h .· ld -a Vah•.n!.ine p-artr 0! tbt Apn Veith, who wall married at £1\elle Ralph, D('llla Mulford . Mf'.O!JC n-..~( At Plca!ant Tuft'OO.)' Christmas tiJ)le. The gpewts were Kathryn . RmseU, Mrs. Nora ~!hi· evcri 111og wJ' h a- dinner servt.-d to served ice cteam, rake, c&rree and in~er, LilY Hubbard, . Myrvrllt! one Jtmnm.M and twcnt;y-fiv~ E'm· koota•• stt'wart, • hrrr . . • . •-I Sherry T and FA1 Lh Herr- p~ • vp· < .~ <::··nd ·u Wl\'C':i 11-nd , 1'hou present wert!': Mrs:. Wit- 111an . .-u ene aylor ~nd Bel'k y, guer.'Jt ~. · 1 )'a LllO• e, Mrs. Jtey 11 errman, Mr. and Mrs. John Vmth and son I . 1 ~ Bobby M d M C 1 Rath 'Aw- oommit.lt'lt l)lllnn:ni t4w> ~tr~tet . entert~ned Tuesday even· With a mu~celtaneous s hower Iang tor Iller granddaughter, Mrs. Don· b:d_r ~re hJ·~-~.:.1 2_farntkl. C. J. H:t\·~r'·., '~Jep C..~t.-'1> ~ba.~ 'lllld C. . "~ 1 were pre- ·In oa<!h ~.a(fy and Vako'n a~menls W«'o.! used on 11\e tabk>M. Mu~t> was Clll'll'l<Jhed by Obe'l H9rdd:Tx' OJ'('hf':"J!.ora. 'Ibc ioov.ooatitt'ft pr:~ the dinner ..., ,.;ven by '"""' SWirt aOO. .tbo$e '8tite-lllding H~ din:ner .i£"Ril:ed · l . ,.... 'Scores .~ -~ ,_ _ College Basketball Scores i' ' .• """" '•. I;)...;, . - " :. ·. . , r ;·' . Group 2 '· · · . - --~ -~ TQ Fl._T --~~ _, . ,~:, ~.45 Exchong. • 'j t "" ~.- ~-~ · - ' . . •' -. •' ' l"~ - mo)l, the . - •• . ·.. ·: .. ; ' . ·.' - . . . ' . · -~· : ~ .,,_; . ;'-j ·...-., .,. f_" .MEJ,GS •• . - _· · · $J,!45 Exchallge p,•ns Buy Credit·~·yf~Wi Financil Our . . ' . ' .. . - ' . Ownf' ' .~ Frilay Mcs. Lo. ¥1.W'ldge, mDther-in- ~· Bangerter, pastor or l~a~ .~qrch. Both la~ies are 'l'e• law or : C!JPerabDJ alter recent IJinesses. -· ~-:.w, -~.;.:....1 WohH!n' sSociety , l~ per(or~d Tbe 10. ceremony wedding by Rev. Chari~ was I"""""""'" ""' - Scragg, l&ry l w:ben rtrhe Raci·a e pOmeroy 0 I • Phone 2 •• : --~ •• 1.0-J X ~er .~;:===:;~~=:::~~~~~~~=::======~====::! ' 54- at the hQme of Mr. and Mrs. James OES ·n_* liast 'Nee~!: at< tbe Racine Henderson, or Oak Ridge Drive, Mlm:u:Jmc Te.mple wJ~Ih Liwise S.e· Charleaton. wiD. "NNO''~!by JlllaiJ'IOn and Wi3liam The Bride wore · a beige after· ~. W0!1t!by pra1nJQ 'J)l'ti:!Sid:n-g. nOOn dress and carrled a . whitt' A-fll01JI h mv~~at:Dom- Pl!let!Ned Btltle. Her flOwers were brown or· 'IIQ!II <XIN! £rom 'MiarietltB Ch!wpter .to childs and white lilies. . , alltend F,nlends Night end a ne'J'l)e cqu.ple will r('side at oop!Jion for JeerJIJfill(te W!Jrd. de· Albans. W. Va. !Jlfty f',ratld ~ f'rb. 26. OlliooNo 'Pmct.-i'C'e ~• nn~ ~~oor EMERGENCY RUNS F'rb-. 20. The lltliddilefl'OI['Il Fine DepartA:' ~ttt:e Mareh mool'i1'11!' ~ltr..ft wi'H 1 m.~. eaOed llllb 1:30 P.M. be unt.i.artor:Y -,w>dc ~ 8o[S() lhe WeltDesday ~llen; a motlor on a-n obl.lpl•on oonemon-y. Eadl +ady is ;ed;llamt fan tal. 111he Ch8'1'11f'S Me· rf>Qu~ 00 bring "'rpi'e :as e p:u-t J6ds OOli1diang 1b\tmed urp. N<~ ?r l\lhi." refreShments wbidl will be dibro' ~ waR nepol1led. The m ~ o,f ;l!'w: moo or 1tM (bap. E~ SQ\JI&d wat> a:~HOO· to -ter. 'Ilhe pre wi!J be 6QJid as a ~lhle C. P . WiLliams Setw~re Ste.- lill l'nL"Y nntik;;n.g .projoot. 'll1on oat 4 P. IM. w!hm a mM '\Y'll:S lflePC)lll:e'd 1in)llrled <tid Dr. R. R. P~lrem' wQs Uled 1o tn>at IM'm . I l I I st.j 'AND •' EAST MAIN ST • . lor EUB Church Has l-:_; ,> : $i'6.45 Ei!changi . fetr· t~!i' WJJ.oft Mfireb meetine. C~ds ~ $ent to, Mrs. N'. D. Borden. wile -of t)e .l),lstor of the Mt. • Morl..a~ . BJptist Cburclt and COUNTY'S . ·_ Long·TI(~ : +. 24·mos. GUor<:!ntee "' . .~ervi"Ce servi_~ "~'t', ~heir Some grou~ cl{~yY · DIJty24. i'nos. Guorant!llf · Sa!v•~ Army, led the - !J.e:votional -'nd a sermon Ol.ltli.fl:e on. 'Ttlf 1fe81.t " was liven bf the fte•. (f&ward Jtuppelt, p.st· 91' of ·tlu! .J'irat P,.esbyterlan Chur· , eft. . · ·1\evlvat ·~~ertite!l' at the Church or Chr~t ~md !tpecliiJ 9efVlees to be held In Marth at Heath Meth· o4ist ~C~~h ~ere r.~d. The Assoc1abtp -Wlli. lipnouoce final 1 '.-; ; . ', : ... IN ' J" Baptist Church d~nt. presJdlna.- Capt. Glenna Rum- Jr., Friday, J'ebr~ ~.:..~}c · ; ·--e -~- •u-· NTY .. ~'~ "•"' - -Exchange Vow5 Racme OES The Middlej:lott Ministerial As- Mr. O:ftd Mrs. C. D. ICesslnger, or Is Scheduled aocia~on met Mond~y morniq at Letart, M.oute 1, announcod the tbif ~st Bap~- Chureh witl) the marri•ie of their ~uchter, Ger· For Inspection Jlev. L. .\. llanJerter, vi..·frtsl· aldine le llenry George Ebersboch, -MEIGS •' OUTSTANDING MONEY SAVERS! THROUGHOUT THE · STORE IMinisterial Group Miss Kis,inger ~~~. ·;.--~"'i.:'w:'.oo ~ · [ ~-s· Monday At George Eber5bach ~•iod ,... .... Now In Progress l Thurs-Fri and Sat - IS THE TIME DURING TO SAVE ON Spring ) i ·' . Needs j I I• ~ -HOME:TOWN ! ' •"""""".... , . ...... ™· ALL TH.SB P.ATUII•B OPTH. PUTUII•I ·-R-T-111-1 *:::.l:l "'!''- VALU • . f OAR, OP 'I'Hif\ v ..... I .·--·'-"' --1 ·--··-~' ' ·'"•"·' .•. ; * .....1111-1 ,. . '" \,o• . ·' Mlll't ·• . ·-·_. :. · o•· ~~ ::'} '. . . . ,. ; : ;: ' .-. !,·. r ····.<: ·. , ,,. I· ' ' . ·-·--llnl ·-1 •Aannr--1 _,.·h·'. '. !.'. '- \ ' * T-tar IIIIIIWtllt PHil I . Mrs. Bartels ' . -._ ..... .'" __ \ ' ' .} crrv . ,., Pl.. IIARDWARI A. Crlllo- 142 IW 110 t:ll )iloo\il -- - ---- - 203 188 141 &'1 !!. IJNololbml< 181 I&T IT'f 108 N - --------· 202 UIO let 120 11. Krodel .. .. 189 IIIli HCI 1M 'htll ___ ...... ..,, m Itt - 0/,.6tJIIt,Jtlo. -·tCHICKt ~ftbrd .. .. - 1153 118 IIIli Ull •am ,..,...1 ... ... 1110 1aa 1ea aoa ~ ..... t .. ltlllfl .... _ 1t11 1411 "' -- · ---- 203 ~ )01 120 ..... .. 11111101 Till :UBI IIIIIUITIUAL !'MIROY ~IONS CL\Ia eo.IOI .. ..... _ 17> !C8 1T1 158 138 118 ,..... ------ . 188 114 102 er- --------- - ·-Oo. !eft Ywlt C~ w L 3 4 UoU9e 6 a4 M-1l'lo I f - ,...., - - Uon• Ckl'b u. • a. f\l'tldiiiOi~~e 4 4 " a a a a ~ilh -. '"""""" llwd _, ...... 2488. CROSLEY --d NEW YORK-Emle C.b, 190, Va., Sid Milts. !loa-. 21a. ~ lnil.. I. ·- "Devotell To th• inttreat of .the Ht!lt~oton oreos" IIPD·I ':~...,. . L ~~OI3" :l{'l)l .•~ '~;;-, ~- ..·.·.. ))AltKET EXC\USIYE ""F" CINEMA•SOUND SPIAilEI • CIHifll::A·WIII II I Ill .~-VIR'II· CAL CIIASIII --·' . · utJT 319.95 I'OMilOY tt410 10% DOWN 24MosTo Pay Obl>nOb:-- A "DAY OFF" ---I ~!.tile MetboldiJit 1\., 0 . Lee, ... DINE THE FAMILY HERE RookSp-· tile oflenl"'l. Mro. J. H. .on wio!l ·b e ~ arid """'WkiObom , !!Ok>iot,1lapOiiJt Cblrrdb. Ev•rvtnt.- eniOJS MEIGS ' '' Your Ch.,.ste,....JIIy•-tll: O.ler v. 1. Tuttle, Manager s.-. ·' • . .~., { I.J.:.;;;tk'.N.'".:.· ..PIIOhe:s~. ;, ", ....__ ~ ,: ' 'l our family· sty!• mNIL · Make dining out • ' NEVE'RABEITER YOURS FOR ONLY mLMMN w. PlltNI 111-Y GIVE MOTHER I BLOND FIMISH 4l•llvhtful wakly ~~en t . ' MARKET PAI-NT SCRAPER 2" . -... 40c DUTCH BOY WONSOVER 89c SUPER KEMTONE . ' .. 1.32 qt 4 foot STEP LADDERS _.... 3.69 up WINDOW SCREENS 98c 4 cu ft. STEEL WHEEL BAUOW 10.95 1 50ft~ 18" i LAWN ID~DER WIRE .. 3.49 I HOES, SHOVELS, RAkES PRUNING SNIAI$, Ete. ON SALE DliltNG $ DAYS ·· Emeral Green . GRASS SlED ... - .. - .. 39c 1... . 5 lbs. 1.96 I , FLOWER BOXES IB 1nch !nch .· ·_·. ... · · · ~· · · · ·- _· 98c 89c 24 _....... I 30 inch ....... _.; ..... 1:29 DIStl.PANS . . ......... 89c 36 inch - ... . . _..... _.. t.S9 Waste Basket . 89c Step on Cons ~ 2.00 Cakirlclxes -; • 5J.-19 Roke Boxes .. 1.19 Brtild Boxes .. 1.89 4 pc Co!lill'er Sef, l.ll9 Cup Rocb 1.00 Plastic ·Dish Pans 1.98 Ploltlc Mhc lawl -. 98c I TAPPAN GAS RAN(jES 8pound 1 All porcelain - Guaranteed for WRINGER WASHER 1 life burners 129.95 ... $10. Delivers -109.95 - - _._... ,_ 12.95 dn. del. and inst G. E. REFRIGERATORS ----30 gal. glass lined 11 cu ft revolving shelves GAS WATER HEATER 10 year Guarante 109.95 19.95 down delivers - - - -- - - - - - -- - - I 0.00 dn. deliven -·52 gal general electric 3 Speed- ploys 10 records WATER HEATER ..... 99.95 PORTABLE RECORD PLAYER 10 year guarantee Cuts off offer lOst record 10.00 dn del. _ Regulor 69.95 Now 49.95 ~- ; ·, ,_ • \'to~il'fbi4' \-'···!_ -.• .. A til-." - •.,.,. !• SPAR'I'ANBIJRG, S. C.-llon<y Pa'PPY C<o »11, 119'4 Sponlilri>ur< oui!>OIIt<od Bobby 119, l'hlloklelp!Do, 10. PH!LADELPmA.-G"""' &Jear lloJIII l'libhO<k<IPI•~ olopped Mol CoJl,lns, · N. J. 2. I wllh Fight Results IY UNITID PRISS \' ROLLER ond TRAY ...... 99c 9x12DROPCLOTH . . . __ 100 PAINT BRUSHES V2"_to 2" ..... ~ . . 15c to 49c 14'/~ Porcelain _: To SpedkAt · l.oeei ·Ch,~relt l . Point and Supplies MARTIN RESTAURANT 1 ' WHERI ITS A TREAT TO DINE MIDQLEPORT, OHIO II and Firesto DEALER STORE -1· ,;' �Paoe Six The Doily Sentinel, Pomeroy.Mi<ldleport, Ohlo ""'"" 't.G~w':'tciMarit---'et-;:LA~""'N:-::D-=T=:RA:-:-::NSF_E_R__S__,,..~>A-. I>l tie-=. ,=TOOamoll-a-a' "..... ',....,.ao~....,..,..,---:-J....,.,.T. Federated Evangelism And Stewardship WANT ADS i ,~antDed Adl bJ 10 .\. PARTS fur Q tilt Ton ll. w1l1 be publlabed tb•IUIUI · 'T'-.h .. UK2 100 1948 l.xetftd Friday, February 17, 1956 Al·lr---- ------, OhevTdl.et I Street, Newhall, California; Wade u . Bowl.,, 209 Eli!lth Street, IPhM nix, Arizona; Jeany Friete. U:>;:, ca.~-':,~ Roonle Moore, Oanie ·MOOI"E'. N... B. """"'"' Bea<riee ~May, Meunr:ler M,.y, ~ Eberl!lbaeh 234 North Sixth Street, Bannlna:, ~ ~~•- •-~ n~ A.nn Ebe:rsbadh, Herman Cheat· c II l'f · AvoDe11 ot II, · B0._ . . Ethel C. ~-. uuo.:o, • vuaero)' ham, HerrllWI F. Obeantaam, Louiiie l OfDII; bell Coop u~ 2 ~tutli Pel wura. aae . . Jahn Deere Plow 2- 12. Milton I RODNEY DOWNING I South., Omaha, Nebraska; John E. to~~ Rut1b Lot 67 Chell~. 82 Tfi Rlf Rutiand to llertlon. lrlinim:Jm ellal'le ~Tuttle, ··~·-""-. 2-l 7-3tp. I Cross, 616 Fourth Avenue, Eut. x 10 • , ... ~_.. .,__ ' · O. ~.. Je516ioe McGuire. 4 ea~~tl ger word for thret> .ml· ~-w"':__ I Newton, lowu; Alta M. Jones, 124 -"' MIIU\.Il...,t""" ... ....,,... ...Jemlia ~. U Ita A, S2 T6 aecutivt losertioDJ. l'ARI~t. cinder Mock hou.~. fu rINSURANCE AGENCY West Eleventh Street, South, NewSherman 1100 Katlhleet '1\hlis, R14 Rllllilmd 1o Herman E. Moore. .u-- 'bol.IBe <~nd ..u __. Special--J)ae montb tor 2G ceat.t naoe. n!WU lvt in Fi,-., Automobile, Health ton , Iowa ; Dolar Cannon, Route Lots 8 .and 9, RuLiand to Pearly Flora Burc:lh.... ~. "\let'., oa ffl . f or W word.. MiddJeput. 0'lyde Yarn ()Joney , I No. 3, Centerville, Iowa; JohD ~ifa"8 Feed and Supply IQc ., .tt'8fl.s. ~ to G.amet 8 . Seruu rate or z ceota pe:- word will Pomeroy, R't.. 2. 2· 17-titp ACCIDENT cannon, 631 Roosevelt, Plainfield. •hager, Amua M. Outfield. JM:ob be charged for sdvertisinJI: if nol pair duW- Wbool. TRUCK j Life, Casualty and Bondt j lnd ian11; Floyd Cannon. 1~ Paei· Jan-Fe. T. Jobb, :~-66~t- M. Burdhatt. . .ld for before the- tlith of each CHAINS ••o ••~... BA~"Y fH: Highway, Hermosa Beach, CaJi. tlcin •tiO Wat'I'IBII · .s. · - $.HiOO ~ .. ~·)I _ I .... Noolh Stout, Byrd 1M. Sl~oul:. month followlDJ lnaertioa. CHARGER, ' R w forn ia; and Bruce- cannon, 1100111 ....-...mf'm., Bedfor<l 10 01\il> Fuel 'kron w Adv~bould be . · · · · • c North Third Avenue, East Newton, -= reported lDll\i.edia\el,J. Tbe Daily GldJhlin, New J-lia-ven, W. V11 . In MIDDLEPORT. OHIO i Iowa; Henry CroS&, wboae last Gas OJ. 2· l7· 3k 61 36--M 6311 Seotiat-1 wW not be ruponsible __ _ PHONES known address wu Kimbal, NebMlrbel Hogue, e~ntx:. Earl for more thaD one iDcorrect in· ( 14) I raska; Darlene Yegge, whose tart V. Hogue, deQE!IIIS.Od. 8e'Verai par-'1011. - - --~ known addre.s8 waa Klmbal. Neb- eels, ~ to E. G. Pdand. Earl V. Hague dec. CUll. of .wo. c>f Thanta and i.lopklal N ... r-;cw Haven, w. va. Two 4 11'10t001 ras.ka; Glennavere Cross, whose trfin.S., RllttNhd ilo Mabel ·a nd Elarl SEE TIIESE tke1 of .::Venti printed at regu· FURNISHED APAH.1'M'ENTS PRIVACY last known addre.ss was, Baxter, THE VIIY lEST IN lar tlu&.ifled rat.... Obituuiea .and one 3~ UN FURNISHIs the keynote of Iowa ; Izora Smith, whose last V. Hogue. USID CARS published at 1 ceat per word. ED APARTMENT _ ?111-vmc 00 _ known addrE!fJ,S w11s, Des MoJqea, ~ 9 M. and DaWd H. Wolfe, :"IW'ied Adl reeelved bJ maU at ~-~~ -and baUt>i. n. w. Mt:our personal s~rvice, Iowa ; Veri Smith, whose last .J-.aek Simmons, 1-WJ.ey ~. E!FORO vt Cust.omllnt telepbone Clvea. careful attuGlol.lhlin, Phone rru 23085. New . known addre86 wu, Laumor, Iowa; fie K-eyse-, ·Marion Icenhower, M'&l'· CHEVROLET a.t Air Uon. Haven, w. Ya. _ 2_17_- 3t_c Marie Gifford, whose last known caret loenbcrover, madyfr OonleJJ., Herdto' wllh P. G. !ligh Quality address was, Harrbburg, Nebra&- WilHam ~. 1 A«e S19 1111.d FORD VI CultOmllne • ·I ka; Dora Olson, whose la&t known 2RJ1, lJetJanc:m lbo Roy E .- and Ill •Fully Equipped 2 Five room mod el"D APARTat com petitive prices. llddress was, Harrisburg, NebrasCHIVLOI.ET R & H P, MENTS, 'Atth laundry and gar- 1 ~a; Harlan Cannon. whose last Mii~.aro~ Bmrthao ltuaiell, U7 Porfoct 1 age. One 9-room modern· dwe.llknown address was, Prarie City, Am'ed, ~ SaJ.isbury to BOOert E. Club c,.. li:o-g. 1185 everyrt.h.ing. f'ibooe Phone 2M Iowa; George Wade CanP'On, OOd. AHce M. Rmsel:l. 310-M. A. N. Bengel. 1-24-U TREVEY-FINSTERWALD whose last known address was, Sidney and Fdna. stobut, Lot 0-Room NEW HOUSE, untur· FUNERAL HOME Newton, Iowa; Carol Castor, whou l)l , Racine Ito EdwiD Cozart. 4-dr 2dr. C One nished. Brownell Ave., Middle-1;====:::======~ last known address was, Ira, Iowa; ~ A. Mle!iDh8rlt. :trustee, other 4 dr. nh:• port. Reuoqable. Phone 60«Letitia Leak, whoae last k.nown VelrM A. F.eta:er, dec.. t.ots, RaFORD Rench WlfOft,. M. 1-17-tf ad-dress wa-s, Des Moines, Iowa; cin-e 00 Edwln ·and Alice Mac C. R&H '· nlo MAX WARD Fern Zen-or, whose last known ad· FORD VI CultomlhM 115 E. Se<lond St, Phone 61 dress was, Ames, Iowa; and Aura Zil!~i'bltam F . Tmtbo!ley, dec.,affi. FARMALL TRACTOR OWNERS 5 Acres GROUND to rcrlllt. ~ii Fro5t, Pomeroy, Ohio, Itt.. 3. FOM R. & H. Cle•n Pomeroy, Ohio Bass, whose last known -addreu ~or 1nns, Sut1lotl to IMII!!rlot C. Did you know yuu could save 25% PLYMOUTH .......,.. was, WiDlerset, IOYr.a, Arvinna Haor1t.i!J. or more on parts by having your - 2-16-31.!_.__ ---H1rdtop • Sharp lraclur engine overhauled be - F111I!ltiWJI!d or _.u ntuMi·Shat ROOMS f'arabee, W•hose last lr.rrown ad· Wada -and V·ioka Louks, 3.49 CHEVROLET ._,, R. & dress was %Albany Rest Home, Acres, SyrlaoUse 100 ILobelT1 ·ami fore March 1, 19!18? Also ask OR APARTMENTS lor rent. 139 P. G. Clean for modol Albany, Ohio, w.hl) are nooEl.ma LoW abollt our .special on peinling Blrtrttemlllt Ave. 2-16-3.tp PONTIAC (6) R. & H. •nd tuneup. Mei.js Equipment :;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;~~~:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;;t.l residt-"'lb of the State of Ohio Hwny A. and Neltile E. 'Tboma.s,Cl11il, tood · tlr.. and who:~e present addresses can· Pa:r:ceb, ~ 1d David A. :.o. Phone 94. 1-3 48tc 2~ Acmes CORN GROUND f.or rent 3 mille.<~ -west~ .of I{Qllri~l'i-e. not, with reasonable diligence, be Thomas. PLYMOUTH 4 dr. Cle1n iNCQ~AX--SERVICI!.. Call Call 821-J, Eli-& JurOOn. 2-16-:)l:p ascertained, and tbe ft}llowlng CJii'OOnd G. ElJelrwbach. ttwtee, for model - -- - - - - Middleport fl275. 2-3-lf · persons whos& addresses ara un· EJLILa L. Ebe!l"Bbadh, 3.&3 A .. Pome--------For rent-BJ;tehiJor;. Ladden, ' known, Jennie Evaline Wo 1fe; onoy 1.o Edlflh H. MRUOII'!Y . Scaffold Boards, Drop Clolhl. (2) Of Freda Kathleen WQile; Prolle J . T. and Dhoie CWroiJ, 1f.t A, Clinton Fi1her, Middleport. Cross; Carl Cross; Clint Cross; F7, T6 Rlt Rlltdanld rllo SbeMl'an AUTO SALES Phone 6265-X. 11-1-tl Vina Cross; Clementine Cro¥; nll-il!. We wL'olh ~:o IIJlu!k fbe M jd(J.I c1pant Bertha Cross, who are nece&~ary Slbrll'm8'D: ·and Kiaf.h.Jeen T·iUi;;, rent-Elec:t:rlc wallpaper First Airi Squ:ad, Dr. Plicken-5, For part1es to this actlon, will take nosteamer. Clinton Flaher, J41dn~~ttny frioel'ldH ll'od •ooig\hOOre, tice that Mattie M. Halliday filed dleport. Ph. 6265-X. 11-1-tf Rm. Gardoer .-d Ew~ Fun her petition in the C-ommon Pleas ('Ntll Home l'or .-n~c.ir ·kiondrre96 Court of Meigs County, Ohio, und :.·ympill:ihy dur,itl!l the •JIJISIS of Very de11lrable fiNil floor APARTMENT. Autom1tic ga.o; furnaee. ' Case Number 12382, alleging that 1n1r Mother oa'OO Si:i~ll'. MIT'S. El i C1ll fi170.J. 12-22-tf she is the owner of an undivided ll~;~cll . Sigood her Ch-ildren. one-.'lixtoenth, (t/16), interest Jn Jll'tJlC Pumn'!l nod l-'h.a!T'hw Hy- Two Fuml&hed 4-Rootn AP A.RT· the following dc.scribed real esMH: brut..tzor. WiHi.am Boyll1es: MENTS, new furoilure. Utllut•• tate: ~b.l.u, C'm1a Mtrlnh-nrt . 2 17-Jtc pntd. Call 6044-M. 8-20-tl PARCEL NO, 1 FURNISHED Ap&rtment, 4 room.s Situate in the Township {I! and batlh, $75 mont:h: 'illso 5 Sr1pin, Counly of Meigs, .and State NOTICE OF HEARING FOR LOST PAIR OF GLASSt:.':i fcbru rooms and bath, S85 mon(h, of Ohio, and more parttcularly desPAROLE <~1-v ~- If found :please r«.•m m• to Gas furnace and !WI utilities cribl'd a~~: follows, to-wit~ Vit'ior SwoaiiD, U.ao~ne . oand ·rC· puid . Phone 6128 X. 2-2-30lp l-'htn·:-~ ri·cl~f. Ohi'O, feb. 15, 1956 61'ginning in .the Nort·h. line of ceivc 'l'('Wa"l~ . 2-16-31-C 51 ti31 I«• ~!. Bing a pr•isoooeor Srction 16, Town 7 anQ Range 14 - - ------ -- --·-- -Help now cunfinNI ·in .t!hc Ohio ~e of the Ohio Company's Purchase ~TON-•><· Refarmat-ory, :\-~;nw,~fi~.!-ld, Ohio, ad· 93 rods East of the Northwest ' GIRL wunted to work at C'al'man mlotltcd kom 1 !<.1'f'l~ Coumty, Ca~se WATCH FOR Rel:ll Home. _____ 2-17-3te NIO. 50H:.I Con.vict:mf 4-3-53 ~:rr tlhe curn~r of IHLid .section; thence South aboul 38 rods liJo lands Ou• ·I '-'"tmc tlf Gt•an.d I...ar..:~m· .l', 1'. v .. deeded by A. Stevens to Philip OkANO OPENING J 'Iii~ urn\ 1\CI'ving •a scntcocc -of I (Jo 7 ll<~ning ; thence Ea.'lt ahout 18 rods R~..\mo & TF:I .. fo:V SION SERVICE ll-'i"al'l:-i liiS 'l.'l,igihle for a. he-aring be. to lands deeded by A. Stevens to 1 Of A New 1 ) . . fur(• ~h1• 01110 PAKDON AND William Armstrong; !·hence North FERGUSON and OLIVER DEALERS 1 1 hone 200. Clel~nrl Appil8ncc l~Ait.OLF. COMMISSION on or .111r. SINGER SEWING about 38 rods tQ the North line of , Store, 118 W. Mam St., Pomeroy 'bcr A(lli.l l, lJJfiti 284- W l\l1ln S. Service At n.tachlnc SbGo PomerO\.-. 0 .'laid J:iCC1ion; th1·nce Wc:st 11.bout CENTER \ ~3-tf ~ . _ _ 01110 PARDON ANn J8 }'t)(is to tht' plll.~.:e or beginning, For rell8ble radio and TV repatr, PAROLE COMIM!ISSION 127 • 2nd Ave., Middlaport containine 11.bout 4 J/4 acres, calt 6046--J. We 1ervice all A. C. FORSYTH. more or less. / Will naed one 1aleswomr.n makes. Schmolla Appliance, · Parole !llld lk'<"~•d Oh·•rk. PARCEL NO.2 Apply Frld•y. hb. 17, 1956 Mlddlepon, Ohio. 9-27-tl (2J d, 24, 21h: Situate ln the Township of QUI(.'K SERVICE on Watcb ReSdpio, County of Meigs. Bnd State palrlni by Fact017 TraiDed LIGAL NOTICE of Ohio, 'lind more particularly watchmaker. COLLINS .JEWE&11ied hilda will M IIOC~ 11t described as follows, to-wit: LERS, Pt'meroy~ 1-a.tf ·t.l're or£1icc of :tlhe 0ert af f:I)C Bcginnini at the Southwest corSout.her.n l..ccal' B<m'd of Educa- net' of land deeded by A. D. Stll1863 PONTLAC 2-fblti' ~. like FOREMAN & ~ilon un.'lill. 8 P. 1M. Maot'dl I, 19:16, vens to WiiH8m Armstrong new, $991). BlacLt.JU.·':~, Pomeroy, in VICE All makes om'(l. 2-11-ti[4: on (ihe Be of tbe Ml•ner.w.»B ~ Seclion lfl, Town 7 rmd Ran&f' 14 pert TccbDlclaDI. :=~=----- --Sclhool Building and lot IR't .Minet'fo> of the Ohio Company's PurchBBe Middleport.. 19&2 CllliVROLET lk.•lux 2-110or vHh•, 0. 'I'M boarrd l'CSPM'C.<t .t~e and runninJ West about 6 J/2 Sectan, $U91). BlooL~ml!l''s, l'onu•FRIDAY'S REPAIR SH!IP f1ilg•ht to reJOOl ~ny or aU bi1ls. rods to land deeded by A. L, Ste1101)', Ohio. 2-ll-6tc M) Plum lt., Middl.-rt Fault Bril't:lc, vens to Philip Hantna: lhenee Ch·k. We R.e!paiT" North .about 19 1/2. rodli •to land 1956 BUICK 8 5upor ltiviara Coupe decdod by A. Stcvem to T. P. .pow« &\leoll\ng, $009~. BI~W~l· Tde\'i)ioton.'il, wa.-'olh~. swet'1K'I'II, (2) 17, 24; (3) 2, 9. 4tL' Kyke; thence East about 6 l/2 nar's, Pomeroy, Ohio. 2· ll-6t.c rurnitm-c. Phone 8381-J 0!' 607h\l. ORDER OF ATTACHMENT 2-ll -:JOtc rods to the West line of William 1964 l'ONTIAC 8<yl\lndcr Cnstom Fli•d 2 7 S6 Armstrong's laDdi thence South c~~,talir,;a Coupo $1706. B~IWJtt· BRING YOUI! SHOES TO Van('~ MiUhnne about 19 l/2 rodl; 'to the place of CINii: SHOE SHOP AND nar's, Pomii!II'IO')', Ohio. 2-H.fit.c J'lainlift. beginning, containing 3/4 of ar1 MONEY. t.1'1-tfl Vis acre, more or lelia. 19DJ Y.'l!.LYS Slahnn W·lflGOn CX· Jul!>n J. Jmw~ RiflltiGIRA.TION SALIS AND Ahn all o[ Lot No. 0 in Dud.t11a goort, $895. Bldlll&l"$, 1'>.111· Dl' {.(o.nd-anl SIR VIC I ley·~ addition to Paacvlllc, except oroy, Ohio. 2·11-Gtc Domestic 11nd Commcrclab. New \moUnt $7:1 .00 ·11nd t'us-t s. Hd.m·c wh·al was deeded by A. L. Stevens 1952 llUll'K Jlloadm'8IWI« Coo· a.nd u~cd cqulpmellt. 'I }'ellrs R. E. Grindll'y Sr., Justice of lhe lo Philip Haning, hcins one-ball Pca<-'C. V{'f't'illi'C CUU!M", $90~. BllloHfull time experience. of lhe lot. Also a lot known as ~-10; 17; 24;3tp IUor'ill, ~'omcNJo)-', Ohiu. 2-11~ R. D. "FI RIFRIGIRATION. the 11C11dcmy lot situate In the Phone 637'-X, Mlddlopart Norlheast quarter of Section 15. 1955 FOIUJ St~at.il.m WifJlOO·, l~oallo­ l-27-30tc Tnwn 7, and RllOKe 14 of the Ohio mllllit: tkivt•. S23AO. Jimmy ParCompany 's Purchase -11nd beginn:;un'l!, Mk.ldl.cpot'L 2-11 -lltl' I ing at tho Northeast corner ot -------· Lot No. II in Dudlcy'll addition lo 11}40 CADII.I.Al.', K•"OO. I llait~-1. , l(IIHII COMPLETE lnauranoo Protectlru Pagcvillc: 1hNIC& SOuth 231 reet; lh-r:~ , m~ho ....n.1\ hm(c-1'. $97:J Lift~, Auto, Jo'ire, Polio. CaU Don thrnt·c Ea..~t 41tl l/2 lcet to Widow Jimm)· l'ill1.""-lll'S. MhJUJcp(Wl. MlllB, Middleport. Oblo. Gowen's West line; lhcnee North 2 - JI~k to D~ Camp Street; thence West -W3:l I'LYMUU'J'H, ·lillitt• umdol ut. .:1 along lt;llid Streot to the place or tow vrl-et•, $1l)0ft. .Hmm.v l'ul'- (21) hf'ginning, containing 2 acres, ,<liiB.~, ~\liddlt'1JOI.'I!.. 2-11 -6\..c more or less. HOUSE f1w ~-o~dl' 1111 Laurel Sl. ----·- - · - 11 being the same prcmi.sE-'6 eonlnquln• 03:1lip('ll Sln!tM.IZ·8·6tr l g~3 i''OJl ll V k'tor-hl V8 L"flginc, Vt'.vl.'d bJI Wilber A. Reeves and to\llllllill'tl .!thin' lvb or t.'doall, Modt•rn fmw (41 rci(Uil hOUI'IIC, IJJII"S:I:' wifl' to said John W, Race, by $1993. Jtmmy l"anwn.~. Middle· biv.ltl( Rcmm. lwu (2) BedroooiJI!, dcC'd dat~1! May 14, A. D.. 1912. Jli)I'L 2-ll-Ol,c f,yok ~iZl•. Kih<lum , l!.n•h <Mil:h h1b and recorded in Deed Book 108 no•; . l't11M'!ll 1 ' 1 ~1' C<la-1 ~' u:nacc, Page 100 of I he Deed R~ords ot i 8 BI Lilt !'iU' X 200' <lll ...-JoOd pttVed Meigs Counly, Ohio, to wbleb reSIT•!!rtl, Wtl•li •uH ~~t.i-Jllia! li!U ilnd I fernncc is hereby made. 'Almplrte U'lll!:EI. Al.JGNMENT pll'~cl fm· Lomtod in Un(~oln Being the same property con1MIIInc1ml and hrtkt' service. lld~lrl t'l . \'IJIIllt'l'i\1' . Out ot t·own VC) ed by John W. and Weltha Ha(•ko\111' Sdcty ~(r . vice, Wosl OWJ\1'1' will ~I'll f'or $8.000.00. R11ec lo F.rmlna Jewell by cleed a!a&ln Strut, Pomeroy, Ohln $200 00 1~own p;!y>lllC'nt, b!tl<JU('(' rla1t1d .July 26, 1913, anrl recorded f'hOIItl 287. 0-3-tr at 5' '~ ~nlt'l'Psrt <111. SM.OO per in Volumo 108 Page Ml of tbt' mon'•h •to JWm-~· ip1~1· oaOO In1t''t'f;t, Meigs Count.}· Deed Records. (9) vaoont. 1}0.'0.-.".'i'lii''.Q 1MOOITV)W. If The potltlon lurthtr allege!11~1.l'n'i<llt'd ~\'ll•IO!Ilt lloblfnt; llilt~lll, lll•,onln With lha1 Mattie •lit. Uallldu acqulrer' RPHU-or. GaLli rmlt.'l, Oltio. P'IIOIW World'11 flnesl 1·a r her one-&txtecnth, fl!J8). lntcrcs 1 ro~kut 1133. 2· 1!S-6te On 8ale al all iierYiL'e by inheriluwr. from Ermina J1 I and prqe1. wdl. dccc&sed, her cousln, and i· I, «<RAP IRON - JIJC'I'AIA ll tenant in cmnmon with l"h•· LOCUST POSTS, l:k: on .the lllum~ ' above named defcnd•nt11. stWI Pl..ATYUt\~1 SCALES. Ct' · The prayer of sald 'POlllion I· 'J'I'RtJOTUft.AL I BJIAIIII d'l Jo'rQ!It, Pnmuroy, OJHo, Rt ·:As~ I flat the Court .11et orr the plall' 3. 2-ICI-8Ip \iff's .!ilt51re uf said real estate ir OHIO VALLEY sew-r11lty and a parlilion thc:reo( BLONDE FElM,AI.E PEKIN!:ESE JUNK CO. bP. made. 1 flOat old. bliari. naca, AKC re- ~ lUll Pclllllf. The porsons firtrt. abvvt' named ,-. """"'· On BoolA! will take notice that they havf 33 ... l>ot MlOO 2-16-3tp -· bun made parties defendant 11.1 (Jalri(JI4:e Foknf)t. said petition and that they are reSHAlLOW WELL 1'1.1 MP. t )"CIIt' quired to answer the 11•me on or old (floe new. 17 "811ldn btk boloro ~ T>h <loY ol A,.-11. 1 prk:!: $50.00. See <tit l't'Widenoc (I( Mattle M. Hallld1y, ,.._B ___. ~ U -• ~·- ..........., D'll)()cl; l.i:s 0Mlmtn WC Wli.lt1 I I cuJ1t\1131_'0f , Smitlb. I N;; Real Estate Broker 1 VERY BEST IN USED CARS for Rent Dinner Meeting Held Thursday Evening lbo God a1J11 our Sri.iOUJ\ "'" ":~;~,,~;~t:~~ I --- I ~ Cord IF Thanks I METROPOLITAN You have something To Sell, Trade or Announce, Let A Daily Sentinel Display Ad or Want Ad be Your Representative. ...................,..._ wil h ...- ""n..v. - ll7l Wonted NEW WITH EACH N.EW BAILER SOLD IN FEB. -(2_ 0_) -Bus ness 'ervicox FULTON THOMPSON 18 I Auto Soles - -- - - - - - · land d-- I - - - - - - All Business Is Local (20 1:!1 nsu ranee - ---------- F<eal Fstote - TO SEL·L 1 I L;OCAL PEOPLE ADVERTISE IN THE Auto Services For Sole LOCAL WEBIIY p,·-- 2Derrver OIIJtlw, Long - · · Here's A Boy Who Is Going Places! _ i I PAPER THE DAILY SENTINEL "With Th• Coverage That Co11nb" -~ Tlie Bu&inest Leaders Of Your' , Community If Th.y Attribute Part Of • Their. Suc:c:eaa To The Early Management Of A Newap1per. Route . 1 Plola\111. O'Briea. ta.d. O'Brien, ' ' THI DAILY SENTINEL --- · L'IL ABNER llr AL CAPP li.:tt~n-DI.sciptine-DeVOlJOn . I 11w lt'h;!- skk Sunday. Mi'. ·a nd IM·f'S. CftaTles Priooe and f·amitv 9Pe'1Jit Sunday wi.th Mro::. 1e-'tie- F l"':mk l3llld. 90n ~le Ridgo~. · •I 4 Wheel drive t:lotit t'Op, heater 1954 CHEVROlET .......... $1,295 %-ton pickup. Low mileage by J.ocnl owner. Sparkling red Cllb like nc\~nside an·d out. ~ood 15" tires, +-speed ~; .... ··~ 1954 CHEVROlET .......... $1,495 2-Spt"'ed axle. Da•rk blue Iinisoh, 8:25x20 lir-cs. By Cll~!~ GOULI w J E H t•he ~Ol'lll'O'r'•s nit'De, J o}'Ce McDc :e to Doyle Salkil. ?.!.:ns. Ebr,r Warner ol ~er aDd Li-!lie C-&. ·,1'y vi:iited •!\f~. C. A. Baboo-ck t"EEC'ffD"ly. 'Mns LatJtlie Fnmk and 'litm of Eag,Le R·idge caU.ed on Ma-. a'!td M.:~ I Georp- Fredrr.~t lf'let'e'lll:ly. It I SUNSET STATION" 1952 CHEVROLET •........... $795 990 pickup, dcJux(' rab, dark bloc finish. a,: liBNJE atJsmm.ua On Yciur Dial In Gallipolis .WE'RE GOING TO HAVE CHill- FOR . ,. L!olNCH • • • 2-Ton, 2~pood ule. DBTk green linls·h . • • ' 1952 CH&VROLET . . . .. . . "" $895 ' ' ' %-Ton flat bed. 700xl6 ;tires un froot, 700x16 011: r-ewr. Red finish. 1950CHEVROLET ............ $445 • 2-Too LWB, 2•peed axle, 82~2Q tints. SoJld. OPEN SUNDAY I Td-4 P.M. . P.M. POM-EROY MOTOR '. COMPANY On Main S,t rHt Below High School .. , Pomyar.,Ohio Fibge-hll t'l IU.Y KAY()E • •• ' By Sprini Byir,gton £VERY . v.;..: : mother-in·law haJ her difficLrlties. l ~. kno~ . I ha"·e two married daughter• and tiD. fl'andchJ!dn·n, and d o n't 1 know how temptinf it thtir probl•m• ancl _,.... ask queaQon, t.a.t .al&tn tD their owa tbe d.lci&ion• I I TO " .WEEKDAYS' TIL9:0o . itt And lnteTeJtJ Brin' Kit/Jie, Runninr T~ Mit aud .!.!:A. Eber Woa':'tl'l.'!' ;:md 1 Jim Ridenour .uf Oh·-·ctfi'll'. Y.!r. and MitiS, Jdbrr llayf':;: arnd dwJg'hr'L'r . .spem. StuDa,- with Mr. -t.n-:1 Urs. C. A. Bobwck. Mr . aod. MDI. Milo llip, o;: ·~ vi..-~)!od M!•s Norma F\-oderick: -&~~!d :•Jns J Sundw,p-. "YOUR SUNRISE USED 10 FOOT DUMP BED INSTALLED ON ANY OF THESE LARGE TRUCKS 1952 DODGE . . . . .. . . . . . . . . $995 ew I 1954 WILLYS JEEP ........ , $1-,145 "'t'· .. I 1 I 2-too 161" w-beeil base. Uke new throughout, equipped WINlh 12--ply 8:25x20 rear f!~Teso, hydramat.ic drive. deluxe -cab. la·ree hoo1oc, See this oQne ·tnd save 1st year depraclati-on. I I }'UU MT. OLIVE ~ . When· " If Jt·sus Walked." Mn. Hartt> Is was Jn 1 t'iollinJ{ hymn wu "Are Ye A bit-'•" charge of tbt! service and was 1111. ---- ---- · - llisted by, Mrll. Lena Huber. Mr" Nev.a &-·ifred, Mrs. Lt-wi~ Reilwl Mr1. Mae Mora. Mi~t5 Eliub~th Fick. Mn. Mik~ Sunmon,; wa11. BY HATTlE FREDERICK Ol'era!J fhalrman or ltw entire 1 r r ~10 W·o od. Toledo IIPt'"Y: thfo proer1m. Wf£-krnd wi~h .h!is paren __;, ·~1r " ~ev . &rltli'» moi"''.1illltion waA the l aon'J t'l~~- JX"k W~ . A1m of Lent" . Ht- used the illu!l'Luwto>l Kng W'liS l"'tll:l'U h) Ucm·- ~Jock Grove S•Ltnby momlllg by 1 ~he de-:t.h of :hk f~flt!r. Wald. La:-ry, D11vtd arw;tr Itt' SoenC1'·1'. RMine, ~ lihe W"e:-md wt!1b BY MARY PIER<:E !heir ·giranctpr..!IY.A-, Mr. and "Mr!!l. Fl'it!rwl!l and neii!i~Jbor.'J were H l·rl-~ Spence-r. Q_tY •110 lht"ar of llhe deMh or Jake Turne-r, Middleport, e-al100 .. Jm;w Youor. on HMry Spenoelr, Su~. lAir. Mtf Ml11'. Curtis Dt"em8 of Mary Jen. ~ and :MSdmr-1 ~bnbtlrv spmt llh' wee\'end Bing I1J'('Irlt b weebOO wi1h wtJh Mr. m:t .Mfr11. CharJII!'y Powell their ])I)('~ and ·auDt, Ur. and Mn. La'lll'Y Cunt<is, MariOn, q,m~ ~!be ~(.'IJ 5JJtTICt'll". Otwshir"e. "W~eeloenrl, w:rib. ·h U g~r Mlr. 1Wl<l Mm. Herb ~z Mary P~. visite-d ·M~~- Roy Parkrr If'_ (1w-1;. Mr. sod :M!m. Jlrhior Spaun and tf'f' Sa.tu.nday. fa~ifo.', l..oRg Rlm, sptl'llt Sunday "!~· ami M•.ac. W~:tt SPM::to~ ar_..-j WJth Mr. and Pwtrs. Rodney p~ -~ f·J>m .~y spt;-n1 ~ w~:lh Ml:-. aiJJ.1 1 Mts. Denvet~ Ourtilll a·n d s:on ~·•· D8)lt<m Sprnoe-, CIJK.Sbirn ~ )Mt We-E'k in r 6 ~umb~ \'1 ,,_ •M n.~ ~mt Fb'Eo;f-.;'fick. Mr. -"11 '1 lt'mg 'herruo:.tter &fu-!s. Wm. Whitt-. ' M.. ~- EJ~:i'tl, Spencer, llaMJ.e, ~lr<!. lh. Ellb1~1 Cbe,•el:air spem_ Flri- fh'11:I'y ~. 80D and M :u. Lo- [ day ",~·:tt Mr. <.attd Mrs. r,. D. Pk"!r-ct• Wl'll Bing .: ·;~o · .:-J~ Uhe week·.nd in Rev. l>oogJras c;ff'l~ caUt'ld on Thlerl'o 1lo "" !~ .:11M> wE4d.:.ng or 1955 GMC .............. $1,995 1~-Ton lang .. , Walk.-.d T')tir:ty rrahon OAK HILL ------ l !AKE A GOOD LOOK! - -- , FOR A VERY SMALL DOWN PAYMENT OR YOUR OLD CAR YOU HAVE YOUR OWN TRUCKING BUSINESS! ~~lpers~ -~ ~-- J fwu ("hJl rlrl'n ~pl·nt !o, 11 nd·01 y with P rents , Mr. and Kn. Alltn .,.,.. huve t' \'t'r .lt-t'n [ t · · lor. t ..' l<·r p~~or~" "' \tr anti Mr!i Law a I)()!JII pan throu gh a loeb. or 11 l't'fH't' -; 1111 111 uf l.aun·l 1. rr · Lwct. Circlt • • u 111 ~ .... •alit ll lup . en Jts wlly upt~h'N~m . you 1 .. r1 M . lJ mump• T•- 1, •• ..,... 1 kn ow 11 t'llh:r~ Joc·h at low l t'~t'l . 1. ' r1 ill' ' r.• . •l'UI',Itl- 1"• dt' a nd · '"' ·-e aev.ral ,..._ 'J'hf" Lower g;ou• 1 ~ lht'll l'lost·d Bull 1 au llt'r uf •·~<·~! l~t'wl , bl)t'rll Rtd'iard Young, of Dortiill W. the ll t•pe1- tillt' 0 ~ 0 11111 w;-.J ,•r I ~ur.r,~\ <~f J..,- 1 '•H.JJ• . 'o!olllt Mr.~ H!fl'y c-al'IIIX in the cemmunlty, S.turdlr · Frr · _,,., .~o u \f dl llt llfto .'rJOor 1 ll It' IW I e t' r08JI Bflli 11.1111 )' flows Ul llftiiJj lltoal to Upf* r fl\f'r' f.!r 11.n I M I-' 1 .nlnt' <'ollfldlt>s th : ouglwul thP r hur- lt>\'td and pru(~l't'ds on tbi w::.j t "" 1 ~ffi ll h . ('Ailed Mr and Mr!l. C'Utford. aJtw, ' 1 ch The lll-HIC't-s !te gan with 11 ' Whal th~- Jot'l.: L'l ro the , ....~·1 l.t·nt ('1" ~~~ ~ ,•nulla·. ·' 1'' '\'"'') Srmfl• . and iOn . Larry, <;ailed on» .. ...1...1 be . """ " urt <Jhd M • .,.. a~llful Mgan J)rf'lude by lhfl nr J~ to momy 80U11. Unt rtoct>• ~e~ t he !ilJ",. \let r.. ~ r~. R alph ~· Sunda,. ~ 1 ganJ!It, Mr~ 8+:•11 Neullling , whe l soul 111 low IIJ.IlritJ~l Jevd . n 01,n~ · ~J 1 ••r. v.ho has t'loployment 111 R-ef.d.'lvUJe, . . . . also played 11ppropriBif' soft musk II wuh GiVIDt! irare und Lruth, l1 fl ~ ' ·---• ~throughout the entJrt> service · it up and knW; 11 forth un a hig h- • YOU'U NEYER OlD ' ·• The tolo_h!l lor the eveninK wa 11 er le-~·eJ uf !Jfe. In t·IOl:JiDK he wo ...d 1 .~ Mrs. Hstlle FiKhP.r Smith, who illu11trations on lJeU.ebrnt>rtl - Dt:'t"N L · -· · · · . ' .,. - • o, -n.on ...-rvu·l' was Opt·n~d w1th be t1f 1 11 I' h 1 a ~.u u ea n•. e IX t Rn e~ a 1 lht' ~cdt'rl:ltt'tl ( hurd1 . Wedn~day t'\'t'nlfl fJ::. with ll1•• dturd• filled . wlltl worshtppl'fs Thf' onl}' l1g ht in ttu01 rburt•h wa u 1 1 t d . YOUR OWN BOSS fi'n·i~. • '1 BE - They Get Results - (6JLost & Found Candl~ - - - - --------~-----~----~ . ' Light Services Herald CARMEL StJ••••·"..,. ..._ ._ , Mr. and Hn.. Harry Cl....... Oy OETTY CARLETON •nd ol Wlddl-, - · s.Lenf At Th e FederateJ Ch urc h I Mr an,-j \I ' Dan Smi th , and d:y a6n afternoon, with tbe ..~ - ~h Plans ·a t ·tbitl supper ~g _......,...,_ """""""" to for itlbe Ewmgelfim .pro~ of dlc &erve mm .o 'lmf1t His wl.li llbat Ctrwxlb were ~ by tale pas· His Kingdom mlgbl: be IE!I!ilbablil9bed ,ror, Rev. Waldo J. B.artms md llhe Jh,er.e m ~ Ifill i.t. m ·i o ~~~:ra- · .geoerl&l ehid liM'~. FTed Rose:n- ¥en. " ba·um. A ¥arY spee.Hil.'i: iO'Uitltine of It is roptll1fled 4lhall! a se!li:ul md. the work oexpooted of eadb ·member entlhlll'liia&bile l£l'OUP .tefll. the dlourch lte~ ,tJo be .put dM!o tDe baadl!!l of eflbls' tlbe mosiing ~ '\Will ei'VIeD al:l membert~ of IIAre ~ Tho BlMUln.ar, p~paot'4.'1d by Mm. fi.ed 'I1he real pu't'IJJ(I'ile floor oor wut Mrs. W. J . ~· "':'lb .the as WtliiMxl by dfbe pa~SI!olr iB ''to ~ {-rom .Miss OaJI1c IGoes. develop a rnutwJo eon.cem fer the NotiGes cH'iivio:Oul'i rhe Bend Bonner, Mason-New Hoven· W. Vo. rRE SMITI! FAMILy Sixty member'~~ of ltbe Evqf.- welflano 'IKWI !hlwinfcsls al. aU l'mn IIIIJd Stewari!hbip CommilbteP mcmbem (If ltlbe OO!Jil'~OO -.:1 qf Wle f'oed.LW!Iled Ohlmch met to add 08'W m«nben:l to ~ cbl.wdl 11hi.M'Sday evarWJ&" in tbe dwrc'h , •tn'ODi ll!hoae ~ .-e undu~. 1 in our~- To «-aw ~ social rooms. I I F;idoy, February 17, 1956 Time -- -.. �' rhe Doily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohlc. ,age Eight • IForrest Run Methodist Entertaine d Pomeroy Bend Grange Contributes Wednesday To State Youth Program Wednesday Evening At Roush Home I CLIFTON PTA MEETS The rTA """}'oo r" hllm«' VIID Mebclr J:r., Stanford Burns, llaDdy von Mete~~ 0m>1yu CLIFTON SmUh, Ada ''"" ..., IIKlofl'l!hly rneel.!Dg. The mee'tio:l opened W'lliJh -1ibe singwg 00 A.mer· =:. .. •' Smttlb, EugMe Wam- ~ =."'0:: ;:;:::: E»eaillOI" Van IMd:er, C.-J Rla:y Jel- e QOOrles ~r. worthy mastt'll' way '' by C'hlw1ewma. H€6& ao::om Mr,; Ja<.-'Ob Baer ~ist.ed by aptum brought by the mem~ fer, Nicky NioOOls:m, Jlomldd Ray presided vM.eo Pomecoy Bend pa 1Ded b)' lb. F. w~ Jngn :\Jlr!j Kt< r!l9 H.oU!Jh m»tcrrtlali~ the woe~ sold as .a ~ey rn~ ita !ul!owed by tbe LoRi's Pr.~JYW. Van M~t.er. Keith TurnbU:li, Obw. Grii.Jlgt> 2741 met in regut.ar bam , \Mho \WIIS t!tle piarust fvr tahr WSCS ol' .rhe Forest Ron ~te:OO. pn..>Jeo\ . Lt V'liDed 100 ti.area&e llhc Mre. Alma John9:m read. .ut-e Ke&m-s, 0a1my Riokwd. 1t J$1.lotb'> of .t be iast meerl.Utg m ~ sion WeclntB:by l!~ at trhe pl"tlg!'3[11. ~a poom " Wa6h di.-ilt Ohu.rch WedneOOa_v at ht>s ml.o~.~wnauy pi~ ~hki Yea'J'. !JAY H:aiJ . ulgtlon" l)y Lila Su e Terrt.'lll a hvme , Nt'lit::lt" Silt!llemen.l. 1 w11 .~ -ag.r~ ,IJo rotmt rul.oo tell: .absence of .the~ PARTY AT YOt.iNGS Duru.g the b~ ~1\.Q a <'WJ\:est oo farnoou.., rne.n wat. ron•·J..<! 'lltw W.orb:ls Labol"CT Wor - .s!;Pl\ 1~ <ft the 'home oi Mrs. EdIM n. Marie Sm:J,tn's I'IJIIJ(n won A sut:~!M bil!tbda,y pert)' was cunt:Ptbtruoo w.as made fo t.hc st.ate d uC'tOO by MiHs Teru·chl A sol'' t1hy .,f lhs !tll"e~" wa.~ llbt~ '\IOJ)l<: mtm~ GI'Uffief, f'eb. 2'rtbe bann<<!'r award fur .laving tllw held f(ll' ~ young Feb. 7 Bot )'(!Utili rm~•railn. Tbe n('Vo' buHut111 " H e" by ·Mmrl Hess aod pral)'~r b} of dl:'\'otum~ k'ld by _ Mns. Bdmun.rl A di.."S!SCC''. oon~ was serv:d by tDOf:ll p.armt6 .pl'leL'llfllt. ber <home. She :reooived many mce btJal'd madt' by 'bhe m6lllbu-6 W<b :'o.1r-3 St.~ ounl'l'lltied Ul~ GrUl\':.'1:!' (;roup SJ'ng'llli,IL lSCI'Ipture the hoste.."'!i W ~s. Hm111n Fhfuer, .Lt was dooi.ded to bal"e a Stan· gif-t !. ReftteSh(n~ were '""'od W drsJllayod and p~ io the hail program. -roadmg aod pr·aycr hy M1ns. Gru<'- :'1-iii"Y. GugElne l''orbe>. \>~irs. ;veau- ley ~rty on Ma:rcb :'i lritlh lt be.- 'Mirs. Robart Com'P60D. Lo.E!I Yount: M.n. Ll-<t)'lon Strickland vouth I Sol:"!" Ol--'erwd Lll'l' m~llm.,.: . gcr, Mr~ John Scott. Mrs. V.atson, aog opoo. to Ute -pliDlic. Milton ftouSb , Blinc::he J~, MT. rhatr r;~~an pr ~OO a ·p.....:...--..,l'l A tl;dnburg [ry wa.:. 001 ~.-.<tl. the Sovcrol <1'11\'t('h'..i u-n lihe Wptr ~ ~~- Johon B;uly. Mr.s. Ohrdl!iles Baer, 'i'hc- Home Room ~ wiW 11rtd Mrs. Isaac Lewrie aOO son illbe- moo1:JIIlg Wivn the· wen· r~·l hy Mr~- Juhn Elwood, \I · w111lloor •'Mtr~ - Amanda !iJ61."Vl" ·re'"'= ""'-bm·- ....... .w tbe ~·a Dana, :Mnl. Fhld ~5, Mn. Lera (XItll:>i~>IU'L!g of Wte plert•.l(e ·~·-· ~.o the c.tose of hotJts af · hidh · rs. L(•WI\S' flag ~~ by Htllv Luke a tilt'••lt ~oo. RS ~--r w ~UD MIJ':I Rtf.':;.\ W'llt:~;un, MN. to'red Ua.er, Mrs. 1-{ta<nwn HoM«. Mrs. V\IIJ"entme party. Readings by WU- Van 'Mltrter and~ Mnl. Mi!". J•t·erbu"' .vl ll'; rc darlC't' wa~ ,..,mgmg '8llld dam:mg wJ'tih MT5 }n - N .. -~}in; J-Ohn Scott. Mb"L'i. AI- ' (;ruruer, Mll'IS. Nease. Mrs. 'M'M'k rna Blake and Ellitb Vilol·ian. COD- ~·-~ Mros. V.aoa McDermotlt spent Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fox Wlenl 1'K • e.,.... gna ha.rn as QCOOillpamst wa:~ en- '...__,, · Elwood M Robert ,..__ · .u..~,.... ,..,.., . Thursday wUiLh Ql:ara Wiillilams. ei'V'en atn old fcabi'ODed beUftle at g 1vt·n by Son~a l)rakr, Ka!X"fl . , fred Yeallger. Mru. Roush A h~1n n Evallli, ~~rs. . , ~. ch1ded ruJt: meeting. ltt·aku. Judy JnMillf:~. NtifW Y J0}00 condOOOO obhf' prog r1am . I J.raudermll!k. · ~ln.. ~~~an G-cnthe-uner Duf1ing b 80Ci-al bour a su.rDoris Elads, Wanda Knapp amd Vbrgi.nia M!Dermitt ol W'eSl tbe home of Mr-• .and Mnl:. Elver \\'t)(xtgtoard. Je•m Ann WcbOCN", Dudng 1h~ bus tn t.'I'E M'-'il'li!On <t'])d fo.'llrs. U. S. Ne<ll!'o(!. _ prise ·trandkel'Qhict sD:nver W81S ·,gNUlldsort Tommy, Mm. Allah Fry, Cotumbia spent Fr-iday wJ,tb Fox 'l\i.es1d8Jy evening'. • ·· 1 I' "··· I - aa l)ha T Th •·• b ---- - - ----held ln bcmor u:f :the eook's bi.rtlb· Etira Young, Daisy Knapp, Mr. ood M8Tigaret .and Bhytl:lds W111Hams. Mr. and IMI19. F:reernan Jidmeon c ....r ~!>arrll!a ~- Ail pnrdn wentyree /r.Jell'l ers da·Y, .. __ Ev..,J,..,, N~ Mn3. Ru!tiell Young, Mr-. 300 MTos. Mr. ·and !Mrs. OiiffoM Johnson visited Mr. and~- W.iJMam DaBS anoJ Sh-aron Yoo~ , mem~ or . ,•.,.~ __,. ... g 1r! scoot .troop of which Mrs. V. Join. During Revival / 'WU'e served ·tlo Lincoln Ru::wll. af West Volumbia. and Ann were Surday gu.estls of on Stmday. U Bdward.; k. leadt..-. members 'bowl' Mr ancl Mrs . a nd Val lmby dau ghter have from .the memben9 by MrS'. Evelyo Ni- hostess raod Dud YIQU."Jiil aod grend M:r. aDd Mitt. Harold Young, of Mr.s. Earl Darst and clmdrell Masoo. callled oo Mr. and 'Mia. lfennlin '"l111Jl'l0oln's ~1-nJallio.nr'' hy joined tlhe Mid:llept.Ui. Ohurch of Grueser spent thl' past weekend columbus, where he IS a recent cholson and Mrs. Eulah Staw.art. 800, Boddy. M'l\ and Mtns. C.ri K-earns rmd I Carllwright. Billy Lake pn.'Ctlderl -a tJa·p d.cltH'e • Cht¥ duNng ltlheir two week '!i re- in Cincinnati with relatives WILL GIVE TALK The G()l()d Wii eka55 met -at the 1 law sc hool cr aduate, lo lhe Arnold MTs. Rhoda Fox \l'm'et in Pom-eroy i Pa-tty Benootrt ~ weekend to "GJv-c M-y ~rids ~o Broad- vi-val OOI"Yice9 -wihidh w~W 1!".00 SunMillie Le..:ar. daughlt:r of M:-. apartment on _Sev~nlh _ Ave~ue. -·~·11........... ·'"-me on day eYeniog. Rev . Fred L G<rrd- and Mrs. Charles Legar rdurm·d EiHI Worthmgton, wter1or_ de· ;Mi$ Glenna~ Rummel. leader of ~"' .,y.,..u~ · SW!I'day. &'ue'it of JeaniiY ma·ke. 1D81", boot -pa!!&lor, preSided .and to school at Central, Thursda y af- corator , upholsterer and a ' Rev . Fred Dunn, Huubmeton, ter a weeks <obsence due to illness . n' pauw. has moved to the Sta.nsBIRTHD~Y PARTY Lwreoe Lewifl, Luciile Harrison, -preached on "'Jihe Uopandonable been quite ill at her home , We t>l bury IJI'OJ)Cr~y on Mill Street for· . . TumtiWI Mabel Jolmslon. Clara WtHiliiiMPS, CLEVELAND. OHlo-"t wa• t-x- Sin." Tbwniti Zlo-n, Mrs. Chrales Warner, who ha s nlt'rly ocrup1ed by the Jn- : · a'l_ld Ml'B. lboD:lt of Jl.l!De Bwm !Mid d!augbter'S', Mr. iia<Ve tlhe opening J)'mY'C'I' &nd Main Sl .. is reported as Agem:y. ' Feb. ·tO ·and Mm. Lyoos ·and Mr. and Mft;. ~~ ~,-e!~1< \t~ ~h~~;~~t~r!o':.-~ ~ud,~ ~~~~ Mr. and L. D. [eo:;les or \otum; l Mrs. Roscoe Fowler omd ft{iss at ~tieif;' !home. 1lbe ~ ftS Henry. Writ• Mrs. A. F1nt, 31& E. 1~ $\. r . ' bus. and Mrs . · · Pcop •~s 0 Hllr!' it• Smith. were !;(Ueslo of Mrs. spent JW PLaring ·,..ne&; · 1 Cleveland, o. "Thank• to Renntl t 'Ne'rP represented at 1lhe •IK"J'V iL'€. Colubus and Mrs. Ralph Poston. Mar~arl'\ Davis, Athens, WednesRefreshments 'W'el'6 SIIJ"Ved to :;;::,•l;t~~~t~e\le'T~.1~·';1t th• ex- Spec~~a~l music was a voc&l ool:o daughter S~aron apd son .Gn·gg I d<ty ev<'ning and allended \he Fred'. Boollirtie Wamsley, 8endra Bennett, -~- George Bums Mltended the A•k ):our druJIII•t fort ouncu ?' "H(I"' •by 'Ilb:mlas Kelly. of Logan vlsttt:J.d Mr. and M:rs . J _ L. 11.,,,·ng concart. Othen; attending _ meetitll- r4 drbe Juniloo' Garden Ul'luld RENNEL Cnnce-ntrete. You II T. t 'IJ( 1tiJJe ~m011 {01' l()-- F b d M M t M u ._. OkJ.b "'lvell at lbhe 1n,...;stJ, h(.lUSe in ne-ver know 8 hungry_!l\omen~ whll• :op C au er an Iss arguen e I'Y ·[ the mncert from here were Ml'B. ·o .--.. . aeducin1 w1th UNNEL. ____ nlg'bt will be "For or Algain.1 ." er, Thursday , enroute to Fl. La ud· c;eorge Hacketl, Sr. and daughter, ~Cicily Monday n:iollbt. erdale, Fla ., for a months vacal- Yvonn~, and Mr. and Mrs. GeorJie Mr. and Mrs. A. B. W(J(Jo(tr1utr. ion I WeJ'Ie vi'5ilting with .Mir allbd ll'rS. ' : "'"'""' Jc. Ned Heney Sundoy olternoon. Mrs . Hay Spur_ks, _is ronfirwd Ln ~ The Hev. and MI'S . 0 M. MarUn, 'rule~ at SUnda-y Sdhool home, We~;t Mam Sl.. hy _ rlln rss .l W('slerville ; Mrs. f.-'. Leifheit, ColSunday W.at 102, ooldection. $28.1~. Mr . and Mrs. Charle~ Qulvey ~nul _ umhus. and Lhe Rev. and Mrs. Orla Mrs. ~ Bums atiJended a Mr . and Mrs. ~1ax .Mc~ mhart . v1~1l Bl'adford , Carroll, Ohio, were cal· meeting of !Lhe Mothers Club on ed recently 10 Col~mbus, ":'tlh h·d here, Thursday, for the funeral ' ·1~_·1100. W~~ld LabOt'er W~ Wednewfa!:Y oevening at the home Mr. and Mrs. Pal I sr.rkcr ,wd of Mrs. Amcnda McBride, at Syra .or Hto. Hrre. 'Wl8S tlhe ~ of of Mc-s. Kenneth Cook at Mi~· &­ da~ghler and Mr. and Mrs. C'harkt> : (USI) ancl were dinner guests ofMr.llllht~ pl'lOrwn - ~00 W·bySCSMolrs p'oflt. Memhart und ~ons. . . _. and MrS. Frank Cheese brew. Ea'I'l Rms~ w.neo rttte: Ml's. Benttba ca11 arui SOil! were Mrs. C. E. Nease .. Hillis I homp Mrs. E A. Asbury has sold her 1:he 1Minermilibe ~ cllm'cll ·in MOOdleport Mlonday. teA,...., ........ :u. t~e 261t"' 111. vt ori.-.oltlto plclure!Mo!hi21T4012]99. IF YOUR CAR IS A 1950 son and Mr_s. ~arr_te Nyc, . spt•ut. pmper! y on South Fourth Aveo· m~ Wednesday evening at the Mre. J. w. ftic);·rd· has bee:n: .-.e, WednesUily . tn l.hllhcul:hc w1th llw ue to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Moore, churdh -turned home from ~e Holzer Hosformers hrother c_md m l:tw and family. Bradbury, and wU1 M•Jl! Clliffond PhdUiip!l vice prelipi1Jal fu.J.lowing treatment. MODEL OR LATER OF ANY MAKE Mr. and Mn . :li.Jfonl llood . Mr. I move next week to the Hartinger de-n-t ~ 0\-' 0.i lire meetltng Mrs. Jc~m King and Debbie of I and Mrs. lt. A. 1hompson. ol Grand a part ment on North Secoqd Ave- wlli-ch opened w~Uh pnyer by Mrs. Letal'lt lij)(:lnl ~Y witlh IM.nr. with "4-Plus'' Picture Quality 'Marias. Minn., were as lo gu ;·sls at nut'. Frank St'CwatlL ro•I'OWed by 8C'I'i""- Betty Caltl and hm·iJ.y. C · the Hood hnme. .. Johrmie, JA<"kirt and Linda Oall At this low price----Qnly R A VK:tor s•ves you Jamrs Arnufd and Ct•ril tknd - ' 1\-ll's . 0. L. Roush, Mrs. Arthur ll·r~re I'eathng. t~ol-biJwi~ a •lrytnn are confined 00 their lwme with all4 ''plus" factor! : (l) 100% automatic gain bury . hi.~ hrothcr -in-law, 111"1~ I'll· Skinner and Mrs. Dave Farmer n•a-dil!l~ wene .given by Mrs. Pihi-J- chtek-efl'lpOx. control for o:mstant signal regulation; (2) Q route tu Miami Bench , Flol'ida. were business visitors in Colum· lip~. Mira. Lo!Jtra· Spencer 8lnldl · l\11":~. Mr. all'd Mt\S. Herman Cart"Sync" stabilizer that kills interference jit· ~~ where tiH'.Y will be the house gut•:-.! hm ThursdAy . ·a nd "Sun, Ni1% extra brightnese; <4) 3a%extra . of Mr. and Mrs. Uon Allen, (Es th(•r Mr. and M.-s . Max Roller ultcnd· 1''-' QWI1 ' · C:bolson atnd Nickle spent. T\JI'S'd:ay co~t"s 8 'barl!'in in beauty and pe;formancel ••• UHf-Maw •••" Bradbury) ll\ their winter home. t•d the funeral of Claude O'Brien gruup sillging coooliuded :tlbe pro- willh Mr. ll'mi Mrs. EDI.11 Dam at !~a,.u~r~!:'~':t~" They will hr cn\ertaim•d Al ttw in lltmtin~ton, Thursday . gT~~~iog ~lhe businJN!J 9EISIS'i'on Jt Point Pleaonnt. . A.l:..w.tllieuclv.WdCAYkforracfw)'Satvk•C.._ oKOndol Optr-t, •atr9o Alh·n humc anU all;O at the La 111r. and Mrs. Herman Haddox a.t - wa.'l to lba..-e a Sl.llle ;M:r, <aod Mrs. Jamcs Gore~ Cou ntry Club and the Surf tcnded the Gallia Academy High ,nre p·lQOO oold <btle II.~ be ~c- i ham -ar.::l son of New Haven_c811J~ 1"'1111 Club (\ uring tlwir vi~il in Miami Sc hool Band concert, Thursday. ed llltcr. <tn Mr -ar~ Mrs. Dana. Lew1B Fn· Beach . The1r granddaughter, Shar on LupThe lmd's PT'IIIlYet" in unison dillY eventng. . . Mi ss FriNia WllS ton , freshman at the GAHS, is clo.sedlotbe moot'llng 181fter wbldh re· _M-rs. C:bariaLter Roush. V!Stled 01 ' edulrd 111 return horne torlay from a ll\l.'ntber of the band. ·£rcshmellbs were tierV"ed by Mrs. Wltb her parentB Mr. awl Mrs. llospitnl s he has' Andy B11tcy, who wns recently OhaTl'Bij, Grtuoesec 18JW1 MR. WUl· Harcy Jlohooon Sunday. • ':1·"' been a Jncdleal patient si nce Tuc;;- discharged ft·orn the paratroopers, ·i R ·H J 1 ·Mr. and ·~- Raw 'fihompSl)l'l. day. was in Buekhanon ,. W. Va., Wed- am u · Mr j',nd MM. Lloy<l Hoffiman vi si t· Mrs. William Warn e•· ami twhy u~tlay , lo arrange lo enter West were in P-orn'('J[l~Jf Sal.trrday. son rctunwd home Virginia Wcsle.van Collo!{e, next Metl&odist LmJiel Aid "Open Evenings Until 6 P. M.'' J'rom Meigs GC'nrral Hospital . I semester. Be is n grllduute of Mid· 251 W. Main St . , Pomeroy, Ohio .Mr. and Mrs. Bernie and dleport High School. Have Sack Lunclt 'l'·he Ladi'~ Aid of thei F'o1'eSt Run M·eLhddlst Ohu:rclh met 'lrt rl1\e ' ' home .cr.£ ·M:r~. J\l'hB Ba.I~Y. TbU'6- *""· I I 1 1 ' - I "W-... POMER()\' SOCIETY T~y-tlbree rs 15 liS. los eus FIT MELTS AWAY Grue~:ocr " Rc~ ~oved 1 furnlt~re ~~.· ~~22~~~~ ~- D ~,:t!:f u.ok.~,J'~~~t~:na'nt!.~~ Wyta~l1., Barne~ impr~\'ing.l ~ ~~t·ance 1 eto , Tornadoes S 'Jiu- -·-J ~::..uedT.=~ NOW-High-PricedPictureQuality in low-cost table TV! ~ '~h-eiTaod= =~on ' w cs Minersville S M Group Hears rs. Earl Renshaw COME IN AND REGISTER FOR PLYMOUTH'S BIG $150,000 Sweepstakes ... 95 Sl~trr NeW RCAVICTOR TV BE SURE TO BRING YOUR MOTOR NUMBER IN AND REGISTER IT WITH US BEFORE MARCH 10, 1956 - Nothing To Buy- Just Register Your Motor Number at 1 F'a<'hnh~ . Legion Auto Sales Hol~cr ~ch- h~vc h"1~n A ""'k luo<lh wiVh eUO"""' pi• atnd coffee -provlide!G by ltlbo- 'ho:st.eS91 wa-,; sci'IY"~ 1St ntOOD ·Ito !Mnr. John Soot!, Mn<t. Hir.am Fit.trer, Mrs. Oh!'ii'Stiy Baer, M'r.s. Hamon Hot.t'f'<l', Mrn. CJmoll't'!· s.er . .Mnt. Geor11e Bam, ·MtrB. Rt.a and )!M &·:~.y. 1947 CHEVROLET SAVE $50 ON THIS DURING DOLLAR DAYS $295 Sale Ends At Midnight Feb.25 $777.00 Specials 1953 WILLYS Aero Eagl~ tW'd na, - One owner. Low Mi. . . . 1951 BUICK Speciol 4 dr. · ·. Dyl\llllow drl,. Llko - · Two - ~luo llnll" · I 1951 BUICK Super Rlv. Cpe .. ~ ..we. lpotltM ltlut with ~It• ~Oit· 1951 FORD Victorio PLAZA ....d T~P tar intfM Mel o~t; DOLLAR DAYS 195.1 CHEVROLET Bel Air $1,550 1955BUICK SUPER Tu tone pt~lnt. Radio and heater Po.-.r m1rirtg, bHk••· Really 1 honey, CPt. S.nltt tft tont ~.dlo .and .,_ta.r Good tlret A Po••1rl 10lld ctr .1M you cMn DOLLAR DAYS SAVE$$ 1951 CHEVROL~T lei ~r ! . _.,.To- IIYIII>a flol>tl... orlthool"'- Cpo flniah. T. . ...,.. ,, . -, ' f;' ' 1951 BUICK SRII~iCit ; ·. 2 <1. ..,... s..,rklhlt orllolr(al .s.t< ''""" 'f!nlil> 1951,BUICK Spiekll 4 c~.liiillft'Qi<o loc<!l - · Dynoflow 4rl•o 195.1 BUICK Super . 4 dr. Se4hn A low mll...t extr1 clun cu 1,677.00 Specials 1954 BUICK Special 2 dr Sedan. Ont cU-tflll OWMf'- lxtre tiOocl for 1954 DESOTO V·B ~ cfr Cua&om I>'HI•n.. Ontr ~I ~- ,._,.,~ , 1'hlbri"1. Tl' clrlv. $100 Off • Price 1949 OLDSMOBILE ••v• dvrlrtO dolfar dan on this oM. •reen flnilh. $877.()() Spec:iq~• , ', ....rol. DURING DOLLAR DAYS WE WILL KNOCK Jimmy Parsons YOUR W~llon 1. $950 1955 PLYMOUTH '' 85--204 1 DOLLAR DAYS $1,050 1953 PLYMOUTH $1,095 SEE THE Ellt..ITI R£ LINE ()f'".l~.w~ll R, C. A. VICTOR TELEVISION SETS h M • Fl On T e n oar ~ "' Also BARGA I Recoi'rnD' Sets F ~· Vs- 0 pERAT ION day for an. illll day quitting. Boy-Se• ithl~ one- Everything on It yo11 w.nt ~d 1lr horna tool SAVE now during STATION WAGON Lob of r~!Mft SA VI now on lhli durln1 . DOLLAR DAYS DOLLAR DAYS Cunn~g- IJJ!::fE :::::;:;;;:; STARTING AT NOO·N TODA 1949 CADILLAC flltly ;equipped A b.;.uty-Low mil.._ vood lllr" hu Md 1 to¥amor on It 1inc1 rww ....., ... drlnn o_. 50 mph. . ters~~{ .~'Mr~.~and~~M~'"~·~"':'""~~L~e~w:io:;;m~~~~§;;.:~~~~=;:~ ~·unz Ju•t Ilk• ne>N - 8500 actu .. rnllu $1,350 1952 PONTIAC rumm-~ ~.Evelyn. E·L'BNE'In · ·R _. .- · ADVANTAGEOfThese PRICES DOLLAR DAYS v~ Wil'i~~tt whel'l~ LAST CHANCE-TOTAKE PICKUP ,.:m ~-a~ ·~ TURDAY FEB.18 1955 STUDEBAKER ~aol"l~ru.c.oser~A $377.00 Specials · 1950 ford 1dr. Sedon . 1949 Buick Super 4 dr. Dyn • .tt: 1949 Po'ntioc 1 dr dlx. Overho•led itntine. · · 1949 Mercury 1 dr sedol! $99.00 Special'S 19411 ford 4 dr Sedon 1947 Buick 4 dr. 1947 Pontioc 1 dr. sedon DEALER' _ _.__ •. ntine WEATHER � 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 17, 1956