http://66.213.69.5/files/original/c560e2ebdce74959329ec3ba5c3b1381.pdf 5e6b97a4631030c813add7003c23320b PDF Text Text ____..., • 'he Doilv Sentinel, Pomeroy-MiCidleoort. Ohb PoaeSht Revival Services ,.. ::~";::~ca~. 'Sunday Evening 'b• Vl.-gll ......., a .....WU,Iy cxau"'"''"'" by • •heart ...,.,.,..... Concluded Sunday on ~~:U,N:f:"!.~~ Services Held 1·TJ al a Waoo. ~ TeX!as, ~ ac- rn lnd~a~~ MKmd.ay aud m.ll)l Feb. 9t!b ~ 7 l~ .00. ::!;10M~,:;='": !:"r~ ::.:,::,"".;:·~~~:""' :;;;: At Middleport ol Ml'..Airthlr, ~ ~ ,:.:!: 1 By Gospel 1eam mw K•ay Van Coont'"y. Her bus- Dau.ghteltl)' · and nepbew, Ohlo. Gr~U; MrnDDLEPORTSOCIETY The Daily Sentinel • ·=- iUh-etr' band <has just ~ P~ to R.leky Scbootxwer. *~~ ~ M:r. The Rev. Fred Dunn, pastor of\ a'!"e P.tn~~~. Ol:ar& Pltillips, Wilke&- l Supt. L. W. McComas and Ben S Sgt. at 1lbe ba<lC near Waco. H<.' aud Mni . UwM .f1inlt aod famdy the Huntineton Sixth Avenue WN.e .00 •MI". rand .Mn.. 'Pbomas Philson, a Gospel Team fro81 the l':i tllte son or Mr a.-.:1 ~ - Wal- dur~ t.hf- .,_,.ook and spetD (he Church of Christ com pleled .II two Johmb:n, l~llhur. IMetho•C MM'a ,ANociation of wn ~. luoal. wt:~;:k~ Wirth his gr~, week's revival at the Middleport Heath Met.bodilt C~urth held ser· Severa-l slit.chb wNe :totmn 111 .'ol:r and <M!rs ~ Kalau· Church of Christ with lwenty-seven FRIENDLY CIRCLE MEETS v1ces, Sunday evemq at the Ra· Eleanor S. Schaal, Middleport Society Editor - Phone 607Q oti he <tangue of 11om Kd ly , am or ga, dunng 11brur abseoce. new memben added to the The FriaDdly Oirclle of U"Je FOO- cine Methodist Church witb the and Mr8. IMarvill .KeUy when Mu.s Vr<IICl8 Sauvaae. Cblumbua, church's list. erated ctMJrCh war me~ dill tlh-!! Rev. John Elwood, host paator, pre· Lucille Bea:rhs Haw_k ins. Pomeroy Society _ _ __ h~lrP . was illlH'It .,.,...actiiOm!!: basrloottt.&!H ' kJt :\ftonday for lber thome afUr ...-.-..,-• or-~-~ TU~· ,,.d,·n• ..... ~ The Rev. Fr.,d [. Gardner. host ""'"" ill • .......,., •uuo:o u.~u ~ •· ke• Moo11M..boy oat M.)ddlepoi't HCh. v~Ltowg her rrreoe, iMils&s Jeo~.rr ,[.;lima pastor presid\d at the service ·.1ft 8 p m. olmrtJ. Edward Baof:T will! Supt. McComas waa the spea • St·•hool. Jor the •past •!Jcm dllys. Sunda; eve rUng and conducted a have <tlhe ~~~ USii'l'lf( for IOOr ' for the service ~nd Mrs. Hatue Weeiwnd g~.HNl.<i of M-r1S. Lesta :\1n'.:;. Wdlolam Sw.iDher' (NoLa baptismal service for Mrs Lena rtlopb: '"TThe M:~ of Being Smith and Ben Phil~n sang l duet G0'1tllm'l.i, and ~:~on, Fr.ank were 1.KniJPpl illS m Hdlrzer lLotslpitoaJ tore Wolfe Robert Wills Robert Rei· Oomm1tlt.ed 110 Ohnit3(t." ~ "I Love the Lord" wtth Mrs. E S. Patt'Y Spragye, Lyn.n ENt4'1hart, observ.artoon and .t.reatment. SunQiy bel a~d Carolyn Ru~ll . win be rMm. Rloiill8'nd Newlrllng, Sebaaf as accompani8t. Mary K. 1-l r<l'nk Stwa:nkf':y and ~mhly Goth- h(.lf i::ii8ttll'. Mrs. Harokl VoglesQJJg, It was announced that Htirty Mi'sl;J Etlzabeth Flek emi Mrs. Johnaon was planlat for the scr· atd. Collumbw Jrolllbun, vi.sJited 1her1 p&rentl!il, Mr. penons had a perfect attendance llerJI'lY Ewmg. vice. · l\trs P. K Ru:sscf!ol• and da~ ~md •P..llrs. A.IJ.en Koopp and: fiam:i•ly record for the two weeks and Other visitors at tbe servtce 1\Jayt.', Me 1n Mooad<Jwbrook. W. Va w MrWd.Loepoot mid .;riso. vWted Lwenty-one had missed not more Even when they have nothing were Miss Jean _Lama, Middlepo~t , l~k\9. Max Mle:tnhat1t cntl'l'l~ur-ed where ~hl' 1'> as.~1'>1iorr,u rn rthe cv~ .r.trs. Switilier at. rt.he hospiltarl. than two meetin~:s. to do, s?me people can make a and her aunt, M1ss Grace Sauvage, 1 ltbe 'Ilh•»J'() Jo'rrday Club F'r.JdiiY MP.'l. A. W. McKay .i:i iM at bel' Special music Sunday e\lening in· 1 mess of tt. J Columbus. of lwr nwtthor who 1.$ ~~ ln~;pit.Jl evenlJlg at .her J1oHu·, I JllCU~I Sl patwn•l •llH wu home and •h er daugb1rar, 'Mr"s. 1 ded th b h A shant bu.<oma~ !:it'IS.I:IJ•on w.~ ~ \fir. <iltd ~t.r~ Wrll1:11rr ll ova~N (;Jenn Jarv.i'llloaod daughter o( cu. an an em Y t e Senior conducted by 1Lhc Pl'll<l•·d ent, !\1r:; anll 'I'll . B!1l.V, v~-.tlc:U rda1lves in Por-t W'il~Shin~ aruuved Satw'· Chotr of the Church and a vocal ,, . :~u. ..,.._ .._ _ ____,..__~ solo by Joseph Barnett, a memH..:m.ry Rcibrul, oafitcr •.duc.h g"dm P-. Akrvn over thr we~·keud ua~ 1or .a VI..,.... W•w• 1"-"- """"'.,...!be · In · Mr. Dunn ,s _ .. ~....... ru : , -~-=-- ...._...-.,.., r o1 lhe c h Oli' w.ene played w»~·h pr1zc:; i.lWaJ,dl•fl ~1r-" \\ oorkuw Daug Ilrdv Who <~ •"-' _... ~ '" mss LR~W\JC "'JIW'L-J h h d ro Mr.t. Ben Neutzl~'* ~h-.; Ad .. , 11 ..1, 1,r "........... ··--•,..,: ........,. " ·-bert z-..o.LWO u_,; of Cl c urc an a nephew of Mrs. I ..,. • uvu ... u... llll> "•" 1 M'ddl wa:l •a l'f'.l"<·nl pallt•t'll .. die G~,uese:r, ~~rti t:.rn~t Ulwde::o • "" C" '"m~·· ,_,_,..,hJ .... ...-..., arence Jur.:J. .. ea , 1 eport. 0 ll i ~ pll<i•l wa~ ~·tih,.,_ l ule'li fo , .. ._.,..,_ 5 . - . . . 1 ....... 11o.m .......... and IMrs. Rcu bel - - - - - - - - - - of otlh.eLT p.areDtls, Mr. and Mn. Ro· . 'Ilhe V:allentnlll' .tJwmc Y..d!!-o c~r llert Har~ Yriday. OBSERVE BIRTHDAY tr.ied wl •til rbhc !Sal-ad C'OUl'tS>t~ >SIJI V· Mrs. l..Jaw1ie Sawldem 'h.a5 reMr. lind Mrs. Robert T~wkshary ed •by 1lhe 'hosL!.':>s to tho..,,• n<~med tu 11 ned •to !hell :home in Atlberu;· raf- had a family dinner F•1day evenabove lllrnd ,M!r~. Edwal1.l l-llt o•, I \(.If spendi•og 1lhe weeklend' wit!b ing to celebrate the blrthday of ~11S. Bootz W1~fc, Mn; Alblll t Mli-sa D&li\l!e , SaundeJ1S and .also her grandmother, Mrs. Cbarlotte Ebm\.'ilbach., Mi&>l:SO Al1H11<1 <~nod K-o~(c vii!)J.HIIl'g a cousin, •MM. W&Tid Hay· Fugate. Otber S:Ue!!~ were Mr. and Ebe.ns booh , !\trs. Ev,•rutlt lJa>!l.e1y, -cs art. CleiLer. Mrs ... carl GilmOre and daughters, . ·t d • ~-• to •-·•• ' .M£-s. Cl.elantl HcmtJS and M~:; WiJ.ti.am Knapp on twcrmy "day Sally and Carla Sue, and Roberl Hu.w Wlhhillm J Duml The l-l ~lt Blllhe 4-H l'lub met ~re· 1t1on 1 was OCI'll"'-1. Mil~. Grover l!:rb WJJ.J l~e thl' Apnl 6th.. 1956, would have been lea~ from an _Ohlo River •boat, is Byer joined the group for the even('f1n:\y at Mrt• ·horne of Emma arn.d ·sklal•illlr: .p arliy •m coojunotoon w·ith ing. ltfhe ORY •trlli.bess ,bo ·tlhe ('l]ub at tlho nel\l the 95th b1rthday of Mrs Amanda v-t':>J.IHlog lhJS wife and SOD. . Jl allle ~tc[kr1111 t1A. 111 .the Upper Each mcrnlJcr w~ eBkt:!!d t..o OOli McBride, who dted on February 1111' s . F'olTe9t Bad~ eotentatn1 Jolh~ts Commun·liy. m _"'>(__ _ ______ 13th, at the home or her niece and ed Sunday w-Jtih a dinner cel.ebNtPLAN CLOTHING DAY Hul·h Bosewell pr.c....tded 'lfL tftle b~ mo~y wrtJh which 00 cpur· n"ph"w·in-law, the Rev. and Mrs. mg tlhe bmtlhcby of hbl' rh\ISband. Clothing 'Doy will be held at the trll't'l tr tf: wh.u:-1'1 begun by tJhe sing- <'ha:se U~t~illed SLatm Sa~ Bonds ,_ . _ _ S"·•-· Mr o M Miirlm Westen.·ille She was Obher ·g uests ........,. were , s. Army Headquarters , ing of ··Wl'!it Vtrg~IH:& Buvs and tllJ1Id irt \Wil'i dcciided to olWn up · G ..... ~ ·~ ..,.ber f Salvation the la ~t of a family or etght girls race ~·••"""· .tUI.'lUII, ' o North Second Avenue, Mid~leport, (0Hbl" hy .trh.e r.mt·rr-(l group •arnrl the oomett'tr'y as 3 projecrl. A New Album Slriu In Brilll1nt "Ntw Or1hophonic" HlP Fidelity Sound .•• and frve boys born to the late AI· Mtr. Bac'htfel; bro~, RAY. Elcaon Friday. February 24, from lO trhc r eJk.""'tlng nf th.e pledge. Proesent wore PegRv Blessing. an:;on <!nd l{eena l'ulhns Billtlan, nor, W. V18., and family Rlic)cy and DINAH SHORE Euy to Lave LENA MOINE I'd. Do ~on,. lEDOI IUNIIIdln' MJ Timt 1'h•· .ol ub dec-ided to h.ohl a pub- Rullh Basewe}rl, Gany Rood. Mer II Had Ia II You• Came Rain lhiiiJ • Yau Do Somtltll111 to Whtn I Grow To11 Old to \.A Sy !acu ~c. ami wa!> a native or C·au.dia aOO Cai"QQ Bacobliel. nu'I"Jle a . m. lo 4 p . m. and all who need clothing are mvited lo come by or Cmnt Shine • You're Drl•· Me o It's All RIJhl wlth Mt llrllm 0 fOI All Wt Know he !lll'l'l 1.ng ·all Whi1t.e Oh.l.IT'Ch orl 1"1 ...., Crtz,l• ud other1. C.\1 Me DarUn1 • •nd otheu. Love Wtlked In • and otllttl. 1\tr ·::; C E. W I)(JwiLH' h<~ •.; n· :Meigs County. at St. J.us:f~s Jla!lp~B ~r~- Capt. Glenna Rummell. 1 30 I' M on ~'litll'dh 16 In addi- ~:o:,o;~\.n~~~r.... FJ~~:=;~ 'lr o-• '1""-' Jo'nm·k M.cDemn-ftt :t.ur,Md ·h umc ilfJtor a Wl't'k'o ~~~~~ I Sh.c milrried G~orgc F. McHnde I ct.sburlg ah'·-·• -~t , ~.:e. UY STAll AHundrtd Years IWIN VIRDDN Ain't Mlsbt· LURLUH HUHTU Lant• " "" '" "" m J911 and he preceded her I.Nll1ss Bac um \W1U rel.Ulllll lru q1er !ram ' l'bd•r • Wrap Your lluin' o Sarnt rn My sooes somt Gil o Alont To&ethlt ,111rwt, trh.e , !JM\A's.s~. Ru~m>!W ~1dlly, ·111 D11nbar, W. V<r , wr~h her ~u n · in dealh m HH 4 . Jn 1949 , Mrs WOI"k WedDMdaoy. Ray ,and f-aml~y Traubln In Clr11ms•flt IS Jenny • lh1 Lad~ Is 1 Tramp ll't You Of ND ont •lui Not Dlddy •tfld ethe•J. Oount~ 4-11 (jl,ub >ai:CllMt.. taloo oat· m -Jaw artd 'lllaughtl"L Mr and M(•Hndc who hatl been m Ill u·nd Fllrren D. lhad d'riven W AkI Fl~dlt •and Othltl'l. tot M•• •nd oUt"'· __ .,~_.., M•l'.s HQOOld Brabbtn · ··~"A 1 h' h h BA'!lBERTON OHI0-"1 ha"' had oleoNt:lllhealth stnce s h.e llroke her hip in r:~n ba.t~~y :a< •ber I IS mot W' 0 A-3c D~ald R. Yeauger, liOn of JAYE P: NORIM 1t All IAR8ARA CARIOlL I'm t;lad MARTMA CARSON My JGur· DeDtnds on You • My Heart Tiler• 11 You • Hne Yo~ Met ny to lbt S~y • llrlt Olt ~=ri~:~~t r~w:!! ;'~~en~"~~~e~~1j - -- - -- - - - ~nr..~. Bnncst Rh00~1 :. Jdt S<~•l lll · 1944 mun•d tu Weslcrvillc to hv~: w1ll u~t m Ell.earncn' oru:l lher!! Mr. and Mrs. AICI"ed Yeauger, oJ Belon111 to Dadd1 • Will You Mlnlanu • G1t H1ppy • B••· House • Go Dll l.t• Cllllnln' GrMce Ave, »•rt.erton. o "Sine~ t CHURCH C- IRCLE MEETS ckly f10r a Yl!:l~ Wthh rrrla,\<Vt'.b' If\ wtth' h~r mcce and family wi~1h h.er 91ID!il befure ralocning t,o. Minenvme, was seen by his famStill Be M!ntl•ud otlltrs. bfra'l Ctrot• tnd othtrs. H~ma• tnd ollrtrs. ~;i~~;wt:k~f~~;~~~d~ ~::~11~1 Galli'Otl. She was .•ux-umfm11 ~cu. ll} Survivors tnelude a step-dau g h llt'T home ily on T-V, Sunday afternoon on the flennet with the urn• wonderful r•· The Margaret Wtlliamt' after· her son, Martn.mg W<~lkdr of L <UI · lt•r , Mr.'> George Baber. Col umbu s, - - - - - -- - - Dave Garroway , ·'Wide, Wide, ll" lO!Ii Pll)' •3.98 • 2·r~t~~rd 45EP •8.98 e •u~=~· rour drl.lll!llst for 4 ounce• of noon Circle of th.e W S. C. S will l'<Hl who <"amc hot·c f•or .her ll•n nieces, twelve nephews amt World" program. Airman Yeaugcr W. C. T. U. MEETING liq uid know RENNI:L Com;:enlrate. meet 'J'hursday at two o'clock h-lr. and •;\lr.<J. \\'tllarxi He.m't.'ti otlo"O' was smging in the Chapel Choir, at ne•er a hunsry mument You·u while ... •·clatoves . '"uneral serv\c('S r~dudn 1 wtth RENNE!.. Heatb Methodist Ch.urch. . were recent t.tll>loc~ Ylt"l'iJOl\~ 10 were held in lhe- Syr<-I('U::;e Mcth·l TheW. C. T . U. will meet I•'ri· the Travis A.F.B. m California. ~-;:~~~;~-;;;;;;....;;;;;;_ _.....;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;.;11 C rncmnatll . oc1ist ehurch wherr~ s he had tau g ht day. P'ebruary 24th, at : he First He had cal\~d home earlier in th.e r H.t•Y Hemcs of W lumbu:-; t>pent Sunday School ror many years. l'resh:rtc nan Church. I day about h1s appearance. l hi' we.ck•eOO "'~ t·J1 llms parur~~- ,,\])·. ·~ nd fl-lll'·.>. W 11Jl;~rd Hr>JUlc..i. 1 Mt.'>.'Y Ju Chu•pma.n ol Columbth wo~ ~ 1l1n v.ccken-.1 gUC.!>l of h.:r nw· ,(,JJe.r, .\L1 1~. lr<t LillllpiHii,JI• ~lr. and ,Mll'i' Myi11JII ili'lili-y i~<IVt' rrr~JVt:d h1Uill H.ock Sp.tllngr-;o h1 1lhc Jlollc11L A1'1noJ.d Pl'UPlll'•IY. Mrs •.\1'iliJI!:aJ' & Hruc:h .of AISiiL'tit blli.a w;i.s ·~hu wcok.cnd gU:C6t u! Jwr p<r.r.IC'J}ls, M:r. ,and !\1!..3'. l>cllx·rt llrueh. ~11'S . ShL'l'WoorJ ,\ h:n.ld·ith ur1 d d~~~ (~ l ,•fll ol t~u,ng Hut.Uun .!>pent ~uml·ay wilh 1 he.r .parcw\ .1, M.t· ,liJid :i\'l'r,., lJt·Hw!•l Ur.uc~l . Mlr. and ~1-l.i . Juc i\1•:w~in, lh m•o• rnoV'ed r•l\{)ll1 llle<J·~albllltrlis;c .to •l lw Epple 1•ropurl) I ,\W".i. lle,V IJ)'~l' l•l ilo11l ~111' . <lilt! ltl\':i. HolliCI' llyncl'l ollld Jlorlne:,:, ~lll'nt •t•he wt•ekL'JH~ 111 l'• . : umhtr ~ 'Mitll Mr and Mil '~> 0\ho Kmcn.t.m . •Mir. <Jllll .Ml'!i. l'lh!l WJ•Ill ,lllldiHII spent SUrtttay m l; ;tl l!p()I\ Js wtOI thei·r ~Oon- m ~·aw <~·nd <i.uJ~•ht~'l, 1\lr and ·Mrll' Uarell(·l· Bl>:;otcr1\.fi'.s llon ry Heihcl nnd son llun · l.ey 'lilj)OIUl <r.· day l'll.'lL'CUl.l'y in \\'1 l· j ., kesvilhloc w.!~h. · M~·. nnd ,\Ut .... ll <~ t ­ lcy St-rong •a1td ·fam ily. I M·IL.'<::I Bj,)1"i1ha Reibel w<hQ 1h;~~ ' ' been Ill at hcJ1 hom e for ,fJf\p, 1111 ~1 ~brcc w~cks !.'I l'l'JUlllt'tl imp.,uv F.i.~dJ! 't! .or!:_~Ph~o!!n!!;e:..;6~244~!_-=~~~~~:_ Anna McBride F'uneral R•'tes At Syracuse Hill BJ/Iie 4-H Club Has Meeting At Hattie And Emma McDermott Home ON RCA VICTOR RECORDS POMEROY SO'.,IETY How 1lost STl6s. SERVICEMEN I ' '*' . ""'" "" •1.49 I ELBERFELDS -- I - -- --· . . . 488.00 Custom v·S, 4 dovr 1951 CHEVROLET ·· · · · · · · 488.00 Deluxe 2 door 1952 PONTIAC .. · · · .... · 788.00 Chiefta,n DeluH• 2 door . 1953 CHEVROLET · · · ·· · .· 888.00 210,2 door I John Gu.itl!JIM' und :\1~•s. l•;lttl:; SU:los N11urnt."<l twrn c Sund.;w fll'lom ' a Vh,[IL wHh rda! IVl\>j tn :-.Jew BrJ;illbOn, Pa. Mr. and M!rtt-. Wyolllil WiH ul Ctlil · umbus s )l~llt ,f:he W(wki'JH] wJJ.h lm; fython, Enl'llll'l1 Wi.ltl· ,!\frs . •James- W!l~ ar1d d<llJgh~m llet:ky •lt'ft Su ntl.ty f H'l ' a h~w t!a) ~ \l;...,iL in roluml)ll,~ w1 1h ht•J1 p.lll't'tll.s, Mr and :\.1111'> !\1..1•. ton !lowell Mn. Tom l'row Sr. "<~ml Mil\". R'Obeu'l\. <.:row wrn·c Columbus vbt· •tON Sa1urd:1y. Me M~)' U'lii'ICJl h.a t4 rt'lt.ut·ne<l :to h(ll' lhum~ t•n l:~tr)Lipoli <~ <rfll~ ;,r vi111rl w~t h ltl"l' lrNl1ln:r ·ar.d !i~er· in-Jmv, .\~r rulld 1\ln~. JaJm\!1 o·. Dr•ll'll. 1JI.Ir. and 1\ln!i l'a•lll·tck L;;_"Chll'l':lo Vil!l.•t.cd 1•11 i\llWs t•llll\ Sundlly wi'lh Jwt• flft/i1hCI', C. D. HNWy . lJI.~. and Mrs. GOI\Ihhl &.•hu:.ter 1han1- Mufloo:xr homo ll~~~ · a s:1:.: W{l~k-s V'illt:<ltil>l~ ·ill' Fl'oJt\kla. While itrborc .they Wt;>t~OO "lr. &XI Mrs. Howard t.'wlng and wilrJc at'londlng ol.•ho fQLr 111 'f<llllJJa · ~hc.v saw .m-. and MM. Ralph Gr.more whn ~1'4.' 11tltsro VJM...'<:I~'On.iu g Lhurc. 1).1:1\S. fil'tolt R ~IICihi C II n-d 'SOH lltl· &t.'l' s-pt~l~ •llh(l wt\'ckc nd w~t h .l'l' l.l · 1-ivo."' in Culurnbm. Jl.k .ami •Mrs.. Hob ~n~ llii Cih~ liiiJcl >NOO llobby Lee ~:~ ~)'ll.'lrl <~ 1l'lm R.ht(llti!C hum c d1•rilng ~~llci1· nbsen~e. MM. Ohon.rlett WJ:Ih.Ol! who h;l~ boono ~~ 'll~nll 1~g ~n Co.~umbus to txo wlillh h-ot· .~ on , E~.tgllll'll. ul Jltil. oanuol Ho..'i'pl•h+l h11s 11'1'\tlU'Ill'll 1!rome <lttd I'OVOl\llt Eu~Wil'C a.s t•u.n· v&hw·~~Jol: nllt.·!!ly 'lfl\1. N0111lllHI <;l'lti('S(It' los q"Jio ill .ut hur lhonw_• fn Syr.u.r.-'U9C wJII:h . ' ... 1088.00 I 1953 BUICK Special, 4 cJo,,r--Real Sharp i 953 OliDSMOBILE ;.,. 128,.00 CHEVROUT · · · ·· · · 1288.00 itlvert,it.it )rJg , I (I)C , MANY MORE - ~- RR and VANZANDT MOTOR SALES Name Thot Stands For Quality Pomeroy, Ohio --·- Aldo K .JI'f·rnr;;r s pent •Lh(l W(.ock ond in CnlumlMJIS Wlil1h IWH paJur~\:.'1, Mt• 'IU'H~ Mn! Aklo K Jelifcrs. llls f.atlbcr it! fl nwdtev.l paHcrt llll jUhe 1\'M.. Ca11mcl ll~li:llPliP<~l. ,) f'ni. A1ldo K .ld~<"l'~ and son, Kenton, ISipent Stwnday ·ilt l:~tJIUpo .~ wkh lll'l.T P'll't'Ull:.i, ~1lr. •amd l'tfJli. C~e Saunders. St:CP:b6n Hill ~\1Udl1111t ftt OU al Atlhens, spent Monday ·nlrg~bt \\lit-h hts parents a.nrd i\ll:tended the NhEfr..Soon. ballQ'Uut of PomEroy ayor irects Mason Hospital Fund Refund Plan Adopted I at y Contributors to the bosp'ital fund campaign in Mason County were 888Ured Of repayment in CaSe the hoopital is not built aa the Mason County Hospital ASBociation met in Polnt Pleasant on Monday night. In addition to the plan of repayment in the event' th.e hospit<ll is not built, the Association elected ten persons tO the board of trms- te ~he g!llrantee plan of return of payments was made In order to encourage people in the county to contribute to the dnve. Many persons bad given reasons {Qr failure to rontrbute and among them was the reason that previous hospital drives in the eounty had failed . _._ ·-e·r,_R_e_s~I.dent-s .f .ormReported AS Safe In Carribean Sea Two former residents of Meigs County, with a party of four oth· er JtrOIJ.llnent ColubuB men, og va. cation in th~ Cartibean in two pri· vate planes, feared missing are ••ported to "'e In Matanzas, Cuba. Accord'i.ng to the report, the • pa.rty of seven. whleh consisterl of Edward V. Frecker of Columbus formerly of Pine Grove, president of the Jo"recker Ice Cream Co., and pilot of one of the planes; Donald S. Ridenour, Columbus. for· rnerly of Chester, an architect; Emery Karterie, Columbus; George Crary, Atlantic, Ga. in one plane. and Don W. Huck, Columbus, pilot of the other plane, accompanied by Dr. Wayne Sifbernagle and Dr. Wayne Cross, both of Columbus, had been fishing all day Tuesday. The anxiety fQr the men followcd their departure from Havana at 6 p. m., Monday, and the lack. of reports from them afterwards. The party departed from Calumbus on Saturday, and left for Ha· van& on MOnday morning; along Uleli' way they pitk~d up Mr. Cary in Atlanta. 11hc .Band ~flmis plom9 lllr libe wntlloL lho ~hlr>g IUP. . It KOI.IDA'I IIIWt , · com"Pld.ed banqu<it for wll... •ooy mot -ay "" -C'r<>olos, - Hillh School. Mrs. w~~ pre· !OOent, was .~ ~~ Mlld m,med )h& O}Nrlles Mumary a, f(enf!l'al Obainmm of ;tihe banquet whiCh is tc!t tor Marolt lath. Buy:-a · Rockei: · BaDiit .WmafDr Ead Wra1mke an to t:allle trwmly-(llllr. n~ ptwlu member& of 'iibe mafle'hmg band J)W:rti'et Ba!nrd Qolnt\et!l5 i!n A.'tbms ou 'MIIIrdb. 3. OLDSMOBILE Slay a at.ep ahotad of tomorrow •• - &lt~p U() tu au OL.IB now! See the future of automotive der;ign t•lc ebape iu every &weeping line of Starfirc 8l)'liug ••• 1tyling that keeps pace with tomorrow'& trend, "with feature& like the ultra-smart "lntagrille Dumper ... Then. get Mil 1M action! Tbe Rocket T.350 Engine alep8 aut lo m1k.~t~ Bhort work of the milcB • .• and you brt.oe~~:c ~tlong wi.tb the airabornc smoothne88 of Jcla~ay llydra-Matic•. .A.11d how U1U Rock~ talt"ft oore your /ttmrtJ ••• with ul..; tbat•l!l topt at trade.in timel Let us ~bow yuu ••• noui$ t1o (•be WITH ALl. , . M · · · . .,,..,...., --------vuu -·· 1 4/ TNIMI I aiM l•lfrulftW Slur11dn• ...w Storth Styll,.t Doubl.ooty "l•••t•lll• __.....,_ New Salooy-lldo .g,oolll lock.t T--350 AcJi•nt "--awoy Hv-f.....tAidlc' S.moothM•tl •s...-...,. IWrt.ty.t/fla ~; .,..i_.., .ut,. ...... OR s,.,..IJIJ ww~•. AT Tou• .~ · &A.M. \ PhoN 4U "" "·· OLDS.MOIILI D l . A L I I ' I I - - - - - - - - ' .. ' ' ~to the Mayor, tb~ lct ter f1 •cm .t he Highway Divurioo l)f~,:· l' rn Mar.i.etta ~- ~00. that a .pc : '1 n o£ Route 33 f;:-om Syca· more tu a poii&C. west of Bu:lernul Avarue, aDd !rom,.Ebenezer Street ,'JO ,•,he MaaJn, Cit~ Brid~ a\ an es~rinY•~ed 005t of $9,670 ~ :900~~ ed ;to be ft'ISwiaced wrth bitumin OUS: OOJtttebe aloog with portions .llf ROI.If'e 7 from the Mtaaoo City Btit.lge .~ o IOie •H iddlapmt of!Of'porlt' Pro ·l ine, ~ au estmlated '('(ll';t of $153M 1lh.e resurfacirw; estimatffi ('.('t.;:l t~ <i'3 $15,D20. M\tx R, Fartey, DIVIS\00 ing1 · rn.::r.:.r~ steted lbat bt.ofore tbe im.pnoverll(nj: .am ibre started the vll · laee cooncil- J;DUSt 'Pil58 a OJnsmt Ordi1l<anae M requited by law. and pezf. . a!do pas -a.~ partit,WatJi()n in the cost Gt w.ork. The 1)1anmng enginwr tor the '(lll"'lljeot .is U:~yd li wilj !Wih. ' Mayor Roblnron, reparted today that B epec:~a1: V.ilJage C1'1Unl'll meeti'D'g ,1() pas& OJll tbe Ol!'dinam·l' would be cald".ed for, to be. held as _· - ' , ....._..,,.Ohio.. Higbwayt31 and ~he Divit.ron Office at Marie1lt'a. we 'have bel"D. ~ that fbo S'at.E! Department wut rebui ld Unton Avenue ~ tl , ~, i!t can be widm,ed ro a- width of .about .twenty(lll.e f21) feet. nus would mean rtbM. lhe sU~eret 1 woo](] OOve W ·be widtoned o ad· . dit.WnaJ tour feet. alit the ISU'eet is oow appr.Qitrma tcly (17) ~n feet wide. Several of the Mat ore1 cortE m 1he Raoorder':!ll Office ; ~11ei,g§ County, Ohi,o., i:ndiea!e •·traof , UMon. Avenue W".tS onstioall~ liaid I out as a 1-.ltreet f~ (40) feert in widtlh, and t'lu.'l would t.ndicoate trbat the ViLlage of POIIlft'OY eoult I buiJd a fortly (4{}) foot stloeet. ,i f it I !'O deMred. I I Our Village Council redizN rtbe ~ed of to!W i~ovemeat. U . .tJle zmprovement. l& ,to be mtde ~ '·- ....., " tbcy feel it should ber done m • - 'd A'If Mass IIf,,,<ndly ..oo .........., """""" Fri, liv< on • M c ld in> Bnngs ore ~o ! r,:v:;:(l~~=~~ u~ Weather T0 Obi0 ""' ...-~e .. Wl.ll ... ..., lj- •l'lris -·· Avenue if - pcl5Sl'bl.e. The Council also feels "'"' otre<t 1 BY UNfTEO PRESS A frigNI an- rna~ moved mto Ohro today. we<trhftl". bri-ngmg mrJ.re cold ~· , ,!~~ ~':!~'~er ~~~~~~ A venue. bul mnre .......... IJ>on ,...., the ..fdy of k.ans and aut.omob~& wou{(t be much 1mprovOO We would 11pprecirate \'I("J!l.' muclt if WJ.tltin trh.~ next week, l"OLI a;~ a ro;;ride:nl. and ~ owner liv- 1 ing oo Unron Avewe: woold indicate l<> m wl't6t!hw or not y~ ~1b le by Fniday and Salul'llwy but woul:d IJ.e willm;g and al!:te~blie to :roan 123 pd'J&ible. ~:n::-:db;a~panred by more t·he._ W!denmog a.nd rebtmdinll; ol The letter statEs that tlhe work UPIJOR Aven'l.le. We can F..UN!: you As mu~·h ;:~ m~-e tne!h of srtOW ~hat with the n:oc~ry ooopen· wuutd betin -. SOODJ t i til·~ vt~Jage NOO:'h~n J tton of a·:·l pa .. c.s eoncr:lDC'd Un.,p~ 'flk hirgbwaY,...i.d.o:vartplen~ was repor:ll('d . 1,n f.i _ ol .... "!Jit•" . .. Oh;.l) t>c,d-ay w 1~h nro~ h~ht s:nw 1 100 Avr,n:Je " .::1 bf. po:-;1pe11y Uptne . M l 'J,; . 1 f,1~· '11'g prm.ed amt mv.·~ likaty ,ai:Oa'W surF.;i:Jy mc:-gmg tempr."CrtUU'es fa.:·e wf:Ol be pul qn Mu~ ~an• jEd f1 .,m 10 at Canton to 17 at Al"C~UC al rw d~ cQSt to ftle Fi:n~!>a)' amd [)aytoll. Low rt:on~ht cJiizefl~ of · Pomrroy. ADy sidcw.!J ranoge bell ween 10 and 18 de walks damaged ,jn thfs jmprov.c. 1 men1 wL'Il be properly repaimd, gr .'G.':I. wc wiSh .!:h'lrl. you "'OIIlld :ret.'Um h us '·h~ st:\lf-add~ post eard in ordar .f'bat we mn detenn:ine A Wellslon man, bemg held by jus: •ho-w mut'b dtft.icul.ty, if aiJIY, the Sheriff's department, as a sus· ~I wr!ol envoiove ~n improVjipg Unpect in t~ breaking and enterinj;' IO'Il Avenue. we bo.prt\ tld: you will ol the American Legi.on Hall in eocpen:te wt.dt U5' in tbi8 matltl!!r. WilkciVille, has been taken, today , and win oot be .tlbe ODe lo OVI)I06e to Athens for a lie detector test, ~·biB implVV'ePl'nlt. the Sherifr.s office reported •l l1ddlepont Ma)w C. 0 . F1~er SiuMdiyAccording to the report, Edward in a cwrt ~ ·held Tuesday E. F.McClelland', 19. voluntarily sub CVErl~ng )Cl1ied a oote} of $4() in Village of PvmetoY. mitted to questioning by Meigs au· fin(13 .a•gaut_:.l. •s ur mEm W!bo apthorities Monday, lifter being held pFar-ed bef-ore bim o.n varriOus by the Wellstotn police . The youth rourn '1s rangmg [rom mtoxicatinn being held in eonnection with to roa~mming a pdli<'C cruticr 0111 ower the weekend breakmg 'i ooe way s!Teet eptering of the Wilkesville ·M·a:;)'Of Fisben fm:t'd Reuben Hall, where amplifiers, and Swa.-~..z. 74, MiddlepD'l't, $5 and were taken. Deputy ~~~. inrliOXICilltiOOJ: Hod Sea!lles. Bartrum transport· 63, 'Y:l:iddbpant.. $5 and costs. in· to Athens, •nd has 'mt·it"fll: ilon, Darwitn: Cla:rk, 19, New A 1955 Foid wu completely dethe theft Haven, $10 al1d 00815. reck.lesrs molished when it went out of conreported that OPfl'l'llrit::.n. trol and crashed into an embank~ Middleport was Wil.Nr.mt Bohecutrtcr, 22. Pt ment, turning on its lop, TuesdaJ for violation or • Pi'e'lll"'lJnt. $5 -and <.'dlf!S plus $12.50 evening oD Route 124, tbe Sherifr1 probation terms. for dOOJWI:ge:,o; 'bo ltrbe P<1!ice cruller ~~hB a!rker was arrested on a driving Whid1 •h'! 1hll w'ben lle drove the department reported. Atcording to tbe report, tbe tuIntoxicated charge in Gal- \Wl...,n•g way un a Ol1'el way strreet. dor auto which was traveting east, County last wctk according to CLyde AUt:niend, 45, M·iddrepioTI, one mile east of Bowmans Run report, and failed to report $5 IDJd 0091'8, 100 be worJred wt.. Road. driven by William H. Clethe sheriff for a two month tntox.iarti'OT'I; Jatm'I'J can. 44. M:i'd - land, 28, Raclne, developed trouble ~~~::\:~~:~ , which was. violation of his dl eport, $10 and ccn'.s Ito b-e m th.e steering mechanism and wurked out, tntoxiM1.cn. rront wheels, which forced tbe veBarker was lndioted by the Oct· hicle from the control of the dri· session of the Grand Jury, \·er. The car crashed into tbe emMARRIAGE LICENSE a breaking and entering charge. Enlc~ A. Oove.nt, 42, m'3111'agcr bankment landing on its top, oo the was placed on two years prorighl s1de of the road. ' by Commcn Pleas Judge (If Cit~· Loan.. and Vi.rp:im.a fthy r.s, No injuries were reported. 33. ,t c<~'1.1lr-e.r. botlh of Mtddlcporl . Clark. , I I I Ohio valley Electric Corpbration , Sttspect Is He·ld To V•'e For Charles Coffm' Award In Theft Probe At Wilkesville Middleport M~Yor Fines 6Persons In Comt Session Auto Demolished Tuesday Evening On State Rt. 12'· School Funds Distribution First Training Session Is Held Is Announced FOf Den MOthtfS 111m ! wo •power pl,anl.s mcn'lilon· 00 m ttre clttaohon ail-e ~lh<: 1,290, 000-k~lowal!lt. Cltf,cy C«"eE'k Nant at 1 Madi'sorl, Ind ., I1IOW virtu~a•hly com ' ipRited tand •Hro 1.075.000..ki1owett G<flJ.i'POJiis Scout Kyogcr Cf'C'('Ik P.LanJt at otv. :t :h~'l'e, The tirst quarter settlement NeiiSlJin LeaCh, from the state Rchool foundation for Meigs county totals $118,471.21, exer:ou1:1ive flor lthis arE"a, lJl1Clillded Superintendant of Schools 0. 0. Turoclay w'hrerl ,tw.e;n:ry Lwo WIOIJW'n Fbl•ey Floltlen, Oll, t05 N. eon. Patterson's office reported today. m(lt oa1t fli))e f'irSL BapUlit C1l.urch, •eness Str.ea, At1001l1!1, rlled Tu·<\'lday MlXId1epro.rt, {lor •l~ 13 .fi~ ()f a The following Is a "breakdown'' a(ternoon ~Bl the Sbettuing Anns serleLS of rlhr:oo lt'rol1ni·n g OOOl"Nes the for Den MOI~hen<l anld .tbciT al:ilr\St· Ho'spi~al. A.1.!ben-s. H.e 1s survived cf the amount that each of various scltool d'istriets are to re- -anl<~. LnactJ expl•ain•eld Cub Scout by lhil Wltlle, I..el-6 Fcldcn. Fumlt\lljl ar.ran.g.:mtenifts f'Ot' Mr. teive : Bedford Local SchooJ Dis· work and ~bowa1' (.1'~'"" -artJd. iloaught floilden, a t;ormru- New York Ocn· trict, $«32.33; Colubla, $21Ml7.11; ltbe •g;!'IOiU:p 1garTJlle.'r rtro be u.o,ffi .at Eastern, $25,106.40; Northern. .brar em.p1Q)'ee, wri1l be anoouncorl $9,661 Dtm mecL'irngs .at !their !boones .35; Salisbury, $13,991.83; lailer by the Rawiliogls ('.(rla'o.3 Fun· P.a~k.s from New HWV'fln. Pomf'l. Western, $24,492.~ • $33,280.63; t:l'al Hrome. roy, HemlOck Gf117Y'e, Mi'dldlepo'!11:, Galr.:i:polis l!l'lld Pit, Pl'earsan;l. were repnerscntred. A·lJ Who rompl't'J'IC t!bl!' t!hree s~ wid'! roeeivc certtitat~ -of m'fl"il. ' Jo'inley Folden Death Reported A1t Athens Ofs~o, wh'ileh. was ~rnplctcd last Novemhel'l. OVEC wa.q arganb.ed ln ·l1at-e 1952 by ::.cH:.al priV&:!i ('l''erltrric uit'il:1:.:y comp-anJes SCf'Vin'.l' tlh-e OhW Va.:·ley l'l' !? ~p. Its 16 ·spo1)911)1l13 are: Arpp~~~lao>:'hiJ.n E~.ic F\rwer Co., I 11m Oincioo•a.ti Gas & El.erriri· < Co , I)Jirt~mbus &. Soutbco'lr OMo Ei~ot'rk Oo., 'llhe Da)'bun IW"I.'T' & Lighd. Co., l!ldlana &. lM1:rlrhilian Eloc~ic Ott., Kenrt!ucky Utdlhi:ti~ Co., Loui.wiWc Gas & Eliootrric i Co., Mon(m!:aber)a Pqw.w Co., Ohj,() Edison eo., Ohio T'owE-rr C., P•en•;"' ')':1Y.a•111~a P<rwefl Co., The Po. t 11 m ~:· Edi.'Sion Co.. Sou'l~n Ind Jolla Goa .. & E~ec.tf\ic Co .. 'fl'le To k ·.:JIJ Ed~·~·Li n Co., ami Wlfl::tl' Pft»'l P,~w ....: no I 11 ! Heath Methodist Pastor Sent On • • . Choreh MlSSlOn I Hr.~ll dcoL~iou m 'Lo tiro wi.nnr:n.g c:cmpall}' wrll be Qe.tcr;minod by oa Oom1m:•t ce of Ju:dgrul coonpoocd ol Ir. , ....~ ~rosickm.t of , , 1 R.K'""'" • illlodk·1~ Cl:tun1h, •Mliddl!l:!po~ol. to Col•t)rnbw, ~·rrep:nt!l:-«>:n~c at Hlc moot•m.g or ~~LC l"kanrrlng OJom· { ''aoc: 11 n aooM" ••• ovu- $15,000. lfayor E. F. Robmson of Pruneroy today •"8s makrmg a IX'f''.?.On:al appeal to .rdS'!d.•.n!ll of Umoll Avenue for their COOp!•r<lti'Gfl m secunng the widenim of tlhat ~·horou~fo'.l'r.e ·IO -a width of 21 Je..'t . Un;~ Avenue now tras a w1d~'h of 17 foe«. an.d rn the pall\ few nwoths t1as OOen m ~ state of repair and a flra H roc huard RobJ~B:m in a 'J.eltlt{'J' ma1led to every resldrm and pmpr.rtv own er on the Avenue UTl('.!d r,.. full anr1 rompJet.e ooopt'!r'a'Wn. ,.·N'<;.s~~ :he f~ #ia.t ~ adnurm.-t.n· l~on 18 domg evsry1'1une w.tohin it.<. power to keep ll'l'igQ"ratton•5 on a f-rimdly level. The let!l~ &.'!It re:.idcnb; m :'be Unwn Avenue area rwcb· Deaf' C1t.izen: Th' ' JUgh contacts recoo":.]y made bv u; wr'!h the S'•'• D;-~ ......... nf Ma~OO.-.ett.~ J.rrstlli:u:c .of Tee~· 'nhe M.e.tg:'t Coo:nr .~ .MrliiiD. ertoal , 11\::'lk.-gy ; c. w. KE'lllro.gg. PasiL .l'rtrr.1· AI."'.SSOilzl'•:ron ~eut. ,fl\le Rev. L A. I' doot of .1Jhc F.lr:M:>!Jifll EJ'(l(1J1 i~ ln"Dan!ir• ~('II'. pa~:;,I.IQT of fklath Mi.!· 11•:.itull' '.!Wl Mr. Bn::•nL'h. KARR and VAN ZI\NDT MOTOR SALiS' 243 W. Meln Strwt ru- cost oi • Ponhl ............. ,, ~ . THI The Stale Hilbw-10' Department In a k"1ter to Pm!eroy :Mrayor E i F. Robin;an. today, ilffonned 1hiJn that the departmeDt has included parts of U. S. RK.ute 33 arui State Roo".e 7, wltrun the~ l.itmit&, I'E'.."Ur!acing at an a.1ima.ted I would have to !'•ised locauy. structure is completed. it wm bePlans call for-the ercctioh of a 52 come the rr.~ponsibillt.y of the bed hospital on a five <tcre tract county and that by constructing of land in North Point Plea11ant. on the site offered, it would be Approximately $700,000 will be practical to locale on county own. needed lo build it. Th.c federal ed p!'operty. government ls expected to share It was diSclosed that $176,000 is in the co~t of the hospital with now on hand &nd that after Junto funds amounling to $400,000. disbursement of tax moniel'l th.at At present the government funds ar@ allocated on a percentage roughly $202,000 will be available. figure of 39-61. Thirty-nine per The estimated cost of the memorcent of the money would be raised ial structure has been set at ap· proximatQ]y $230,000. locally. That allocation figure is Present at the r.neeting with the expected to change to 50-50 in commissi.oners were: A. C. Brad· July. Buxton said that an April ford, Omar Bays, Allred Elberfeld, 15 deadline bas been set to rail!le R. L. Jacobs, David 0. Jenkins, H. the $130,000 in cash. Starkey and Manning Webster E. Elected to the Board of Trustees Next meeting ol the trustees has at Monday'l!l meeting were C. J. Hyer, Virtus Hartley, Jr., Mrs, been called for March 7. Frank Qulllin, Carl Adler, and; Paul Cummings, three year terms: ' Garland Mohr and Hamilton John- 1 son, two year terms: and Monroe · Chase, 1ames Moor~. and James Lewis. one year terlns. other hold over members on the board are Buxton, Lyle Austin, Gene Ball, Ray Crank, and James . Hall. ents Cooperation Being Sought Story Book 1'edding Couple State Proposes Fpr The Big Event Resurfacing Of 1For Improvement Of Street Pomeroy Main-St -;-CAN'T QUJT(BA"'RGE~ THROUGlf~l[THATlCE rit/U' ven n It was thought by the board o£ trustees that a plan in which each and every OOntributOf WOUld I asBurcd of the return of his money 1 At a special meeting of the in the event of f 81'I ure wouJd cause many more pooplc to contribute. Meigs County Veterans Memorial President Jack Buxton of the Hospital Trustees held m the "'''"'' ' Board of Trustees sa'id Qn Monday House, 'fuesday evening. The night that almost $20,000 has been County Commissioners offered pledged for the fund under the group a locat!on site for the new plan. These contributions ran· posed memonal. ge !rom $100 to $5,000. j _M-;eUng with the tr~stees, Members attending Monday's miSSioners . Dan Hartmger. meeting approved a change in the Proffit and "Shorty" Craig ou!li~ed character of the Association which to the group- plans for the bualdmg will provide that 25 members of of a new co~nty i~firmary adj~c-­ the corporation will constitute a ent to the Chtldren s Home anrl In· quorum at the annual meeting. dicated that a tract of land eould Originally, 280 members would be and would be gri.n~d the m~morlal required to be present by person group for a buildmg sHe 11 that married February 26 on the or by proxy in order for business group elects to accept. at the Deshler-Hilton, I to be tnmsa~ted. By-laws of the trustees prevcnt-1 when the Ohio. Profc~si~nal Bux~o.n s_a1d thatJ the new plan · ed any aclion by that body until tographers are m convenlton, were ?r sohc1tatton assures the people the entire group is notified, then amazed at the elcgane? of the , m the cou~ty t~at the Bo~rd ~f two m~elings are requJred with a TWA Super Constellatton Whic:il tilers wlll be Trustees w11l bmld a hospttal m majority vote at each meeting Will fly them to New York ou notables as ~1 the coun_ty or every cent of the necessary lfl ordm· to complete ac- thctr h.oncymoon. Wl~ham Mat'1(1JII columru§i. amf money W'lll be returned to the con· ceptance o! any site. Thompson and Catherme Ann Durt many TV '"'''"'· Lributors. ban, of the capital city hid no before travel ' Buxton also announced a plan A. C. ~adford , president of the idea or the program in store for whereby approx.lmately $200,000 Memorif;l 1J:"LI$leea led the diss:us~ them whrm tbey submitttd be borrowed ' before the groiip sion in wbJch several ways and ---' wil ap~l'Y' '{cjf ·fUnds under the means wer~ tti~eussed by which Hill·Burlon Ad. He said that the m•morial ean be <anslructed. fore that could be done, $130,000 It was pointed out thal oncf:' the be~ weather en tine Measure Adopted By Trustees . rVeteran Memorial To Encourage More Donations i S't I Offered 1e S B •• •be y comnnssioners Middleport Hi I Band Boosters Plan Banquet ]liiU.•UillOI~la ~eF. • I ~ ,1951FORD .. · . • e I I Third Friday Club Installation Of Of/Jeers Made Entertained At By Magnolia Temple Lodge Group Mel'nhart Re' Sl'dence Sti11 Going On - Hurry For A Good Buy .. T uesaoy, Fel:iruo ry 21, 1956 Th l' Coffin Award w.:r.~ et..W :J4 yco;rr.:~ '11;;'0 by ~ 1 1lc Oh'aofllcs A 1..:.11fr1n F'oul'ldi.1Han ~fl 4ihf. na~no tnllllC'rr of .tHte Olrilo CmlnoJI of~ oE till!' f•lrt-11~ pl't'!91d'Ntl. ollllhc GomOhul'cll'l;'ls atl trtre Soourt.lmm Hu:el o"al Jo)J cMrhc Oo. ~o b(' g!'Voflllo 'llfllTuo.'K'tay. Plial!ll.'l wore :ma£k fo.r 11J1)8)1Jv " fM • f~i.'lliimrgouRrilod oonhii~·lte 1957 ra~·tlo''ti Cum·ont,km. t;o I)C lmtrr:~J 1 () t•h c dev£1~0pmom. o! clec· ih~·rl OOXJL J•11111ru!ary. tde JJ.ght a~d IJ(rW'Cit'." Dr. Ben Her.:bsm-; P<J•1!1{llr -of .t1w . . Arrooum:cmrnfl of H~ WJIJllllllng E. & R. Oburcb, O~n'Ci•nnral i. pl,C· ,g,f.rfed at ~·h2 nmcil:!ilnrg- ar.~ (lh!IILrllla•l ~:ompllllliY ·al!ld proson:tlritJiiOO <llf Clhc '0{ the 1957 convl.'1111' •iir:tn. Dr. awwrd wilJIJ JJc ·made. '311. ~o~l~l Hmry SWiiiTPgtkm, ext.•coUwsec· : ar.unctl\ic.:l du niiTI!g .t.!1e Ediwn MM'V rof ltbet Ollilo Ooorroid o( EJ:I("['tlf'ic Lnruttll.e\l annual croln~ is 'IIOOI"'etJaty 10I illhe W:1nUoo 1!K) be bcld Jone 4-6, 1~. PJratibiag iC,nJUIIfll'roe. m AtiJ'ao1iie Oily, N. J. Ucrhot~l I er•l pyn for 45 soldiWI lncl • crew of five. Th• plirne cnstMd on a take off from Malta while �,. J\;-ag:~e:T:wo:·:~:;_::-:~=....=-====---===::;----:~~ - ~he Daily Sentinel, _Po~~~-MI<Eieport, Ohio. BUT DON'T lAUGH OFF THE 'SHOT PUT' ... ' The Daily Sentinel Werine~rlay, Commentary TELEVISION DEVOTI'D TO INTERESTS OF MEIGS--MASON AREA • RICHARD 5. OWEN I GEN . MGR. EDITOR National advertising repres~otatlve 343 Ltodng1on An•., Nf;'w York C'r!y 16, .. post ., 9:00 Subsrription ratM: Dt'livl'ry by rarrier where tn'ai Lrblt> 30 ct'nts P.'r week: one ye11r in &d\'~flre at 1'b& Daily St"nlinPI off!cP. $lS.60· srx .month~. $7.80; thrf'e months, $3 90. By motor roult> wht>rP avarlable one month, $1. By mail one year SS· ~a. month.~ $4 2!;· thtE'P months, $2.50: ont month, $1. ' · ' · Ther-f' ·RI:'\'Col'l W;L" a h<"Jiur hl\t brrok l] es,..;.nn ,,n how ht~h ·incomf' ~a~n~ take t!)c ;Up ourt of if)!Hiil~4vr 1bn !'he TV ph:l-gtoam, "11ht'l $64.000 Qu ~~twn, " 'a('("C"!"<Ii'Jll;{ lo Ow ('hamiJt,- of C'< •mmr!'<'f' of t>hr> l ln !tul s:a.lt'."' 41n1'Y $l6,601J.---,~he 'flffit goC'~ to the U S 1'11l'llhury But ~f 'hco g~ on l'IJ nn.qwer t•he $64,000 .iji,W!>.J :i"fin lhr! ean. ket1> only about $8,'700 Olllt of ifue t'llllra $32.000 'llhus !he ~ism lllln Ul.~ut"f,rl $16,600 fer a ehanrf' ~(l ....~" ·an uMMI!iiOTI•al $8,700. U.ndt•r Pl'l'.•x·l'l~ '(t'(l••tfll •t nt'O'ntl' bx~~~-s. t,h~a,nte indi\'idual - n. !Aland J'~p .ll\ Oalw~t) bay 9. lrf:Lsrepte. litont 11). Prlcto,hr pal!l!lnge fpt) 1 2'. Cull urP ,,,edhnn ll. Spenl H . \Uttc:<~ . ' I ' --- -- If any man will coma after ma, hlmMif, and take up hi• crou dally, and follow me, (Luke 9:23.1 Plt"YER: 0 !.Mel lwlp rnP to !Qok toT~ far ,gtllit!{lllcl'. In llli lumlan weakm.<-'H , d1 a·w me m·arcr to 'l'hec. For.lrt'\'e '~~'' w'hen 1 h~tve tll1ed 1il h i' a Otr!Wrt ~Je/!.~ 1 Cll•ios>tilfln. In nu1' ~1\'\:ll Itf.'<b.>t•m · l'1''!1 name. J\mt'ln . _..__ ---- ttt hlftl •nv DOWN 111 Vlpl'r 2:.!. IIWtl· __ lld'a food to Mt'rr·!\ 2 A wlug :~. 1\' ol 2:1 Chler sbn mouth 4 T<' llut ll un of Nli:"f'l' rsyn1 ) Rl'latlon- riwr 2i, F:\'enlng ' >1un ~od .~ hip~ fl . A noo t 7.0funurt!a B Ca!n NI, ns cl"'ar 28. 1>1'1"<1 < f'eonut p~~...,_ m~'nt & onc:W£0 ~._~ ·<\o\bd ., rn ~ '~ "'"l'fo:l.o.f 1!'i. {'.Qnrlf'r 11. f:[lt"lr h lD. RtOtll~ lt l'J unt <J\il lf' .~ 1'1 Plt• par~ for place pttbltcrllhorl ln fl::>o.hllara. lion of 20. Ouldl'd :U Fun\OliS Ru11slan n.onk 24 Do<: lnr nf I Scl.fl~:~ 4abbr.J :18. ~1,1"' 2e. EX('liB.• · , ~r-~ .~ I F:nglish ,.., nrjH• o; r•r :·:! lrro·rr• ;11 !!ti"HI"Il.!l ...' " Rrght.l\an,t prl,t:e :·!} A ppt-n<lnge Boy !I ) 2~ Stt~(tll" · hke- I11'J" J\1u1u '" O!liiH! H Mall bPvr•rn~;e NotE> or •• th(' !:Cale ,J,.m~ ~ \1 · • ato·d Red Chinen' Displeased Bll't h! 'cm'lilrra'rt's b" tthf' Red P~plng Hadto show 1hot thl' C"ommuntst g overnment JS d,i .~p lea scrl over two rt>('enl flcvf'lornlwnts. 1 1'hes(' are the m:.nl·uv1•rs hl•ld (lrf the coost of 'T'haHnnd l;t st week by small force s of six or tlw "SEATO" nations and lht: imp,·e~­ slve atomil' warfnre exercises held on lillie fwo Juna nff .Iapan end •ng Sunday. 1'ht• lwo island gumrs were put·ely Amer'1can . Nor can the C hJn~·st! C'omm unt~ts he pleo11ed al Hppat· ... ntly au thorlti ve repo•·ts f•·om Formosa thot !he Unil(!d State~ and Na· tion11list Ch!n<t will h<,ld some really IHg JOint manf'u v£• rs soon ' 'I'hrre is to be a <'onfercnce on 1uMday atternoons and "hehl the SEATO countries in Ka 1 .· Nidwl• Ht'l"""l: stnlf' dtnne!'11 that !lame evenmg Pakistan. starting M<~rl'h 6 ;ac ,11 ' ' Mar1_ha"s invltat~on to formal re - tal '}' of Slnt•· .John Foster n~f::; t't:IJIJOn every Friday night Wet'e will lcud thE> l ' ulleri Shtf' d 1 <'Oveted. And while It was whis- 1 tion . ' s ~ r.ga. pcred thill Wall a "little too fancy " R('pm·ts lrnh1 Fur Eastern capi· Lht' Senate fought ovt>r whether the t 11 _1s foJ·eeo st th a t somt' delegations :.__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ,_Jioffidlll thle fur George shoul1\ lw will nwke Jt sll·ong hid for tlw 21!1. Columbium t•ym.l :14 Slmplrat :1-t. Qvt.r (poet ) :!G. wr,th 31. ~\l(lct bird IN.! . ~ , I MEIGS COUNTY IN What's New In Washington 8y HARMAN W. NICHOLS that he dul get around to naming 'h•~ highness me president of !h<' formn;ton of ~Oill{' kmd uf perma· Pnlted Preu St•ff Corre-•ponde-nt .lur nrst cabinet. (t included :~ee-l Umled _Stat~s .~nd p:·otectur of ~~~~~~. rf'ady · for · !1£'11011; nnlitary Wi\~IIIN<;ToN l!P -Thtn~s 1 retnr} of WLIJ" Henry Knox · ~ecrC'-rth('lr hberlle!l Ol" more sunply Thorn•·.. j,·f·f"rson , l"hJ~ patl'lotic maJ·c~t; . " Ital I r!)IJ..:Oilell ;JiliJUt Ct•Ot'jJ(' wa~h - l'r'' of St·•l,', .. .... Th Comb.u.Ready Armioo ·,,, 11 ,,, Ed d R , I (' advisability o-f hnnging Na. 11 1 u orn•'.\- ,!!cner:.. mon . on-l I had foreotten th11t criticism nr t i ~~~~~.' .•1t f' hm 'lo 9&u~ 11 , K . ~ o,oo ' , ,1 .t d 1 ·k h v ,1 N . · · me-a 1111<~ Th:d 1he h;ddw1 lind f'II CITV 11"1'1' dtilt•h . :rnrl Alex:ander llumtllun. ' b<':i 9:00 men oe~ Wily 1IIH .•1on !t 11111 tnlu th1· Southea·t J\ · \t<l~ ,Ill l1dd1'd ~t; u·\t'l" Ill ;J st•( rl'l,ll v ol I h <' trcai'i\tl'J I Adam.~ called Washington lln "old alltant·\· tu 1ct 1, 11 J,tcll1v \\,II 1' , · ,s.w 10:00 lwul1 I! wa.~ puhlt~hL·tl HI 1800 I he ' · J/ I l~ · 10:30 Wt• nro' r·ymindcd ulso that the•'' mu 11 on hca d " A n d 1'hom as l'ain l· ('Ussed. lu·s1 hio~o:ra1•hy uf W11~hinglfon by Wvhm~t•m$, Martha and GcorJil', ~;::~ 1 .. h<' W!l.'l 11 "~ypnll'itl• rn pubhl' . 'l'hcsl' three count ·i(•s all h.1\'<' 11:30 1 "Par~on " Wt '('IIS 1\l<i~un l.u(•kt• 12:00 wol'to ~" when bt<. <o'"''"·n•udy """'" .W~enu;, wjlu hll(l known !:!Ul" n.~ l 12: te; to Now .. tn lUIA IS(! I didn't know thnt Wa~m: · also arc the th~ce .counlt•lfder in 'hlldhood llo rllt'~gd1 in ]tlprthl!l... ~('\' Vi Cnllldzrd~ IJW Y~k Lon ~s the target for thf political tnes whkh, ttbove all otlrers In 12:30 Hu.· du~r ;y IHT 1l1i11~ I • ~ llh hL·r·h <~nd wlwu they movf! fn Phll3- cartooni~t s of his dlly. lie ~aught c.ast Ar:ltl . fill'(' thr 1la1tgl'r of the .2.43 ill hi ~ fif1f1 t'di!IHII . ' f•o ll"w' g · 1 (/unr~e {'omm,,,,,·,, , . n 1:00 I IP I11 .:.~ II r' . IC ' , , n Y?l.tr . •, ggress10 111 ike r· very pl'<';.irlcnt h:.s sihl'f' , ,. Ht$ ~atnotJc M~t•sty and ~ike ()thN·s 10 CTIIlll' alsu will 11 gam.~t WIHth Lhe SEATO :dlr:.tH'<' 1.30 At tlw llnrl', II•~" · l';11·· nn" ~:u ri I hi' i'lr ·~HlP nl rt't'CIVC'd 1'1lllers eutch Jt . was formt'd · 2 00 Lhat lht• ynrn lu~<l !i{'t'll tuld to lum 2 ·30 --·-·---. ~or Vll .'IOus rcagms, llw Un ttcd 20 v~nr ~ hc(um by :r hu~gtng ('Om St<~tcs an<! Ct•cttt Britain have 3 00 m Or th(' gr·nt!r;d Wr•t•rn~ rtuoiNI been. reluctant ell her to form <l 3:30 " I l'an 't tHI :1 l1 r•. l'a :0011 St1l1Jdtng SEATO s trikittg fOI't'e 01 . known I can't 11•11 1t hr, 1 d1d ll THURSDAY ·_,. to llthflll tn tlt r rt~hl · nutwn alli 1 with my hal('hcl .. • 9:00 Sien On-Prayer ~ nm·c lite 1hr 1>1• t•ouutrlt'" nt<•••· Whm·t• u~un (:eur~o:r·', f,,Jiv·r . Au 9:00 Captain Kangaroo hunf'd . "' ~u!ithw,' ~~ ~ uppo st•t l lo have n· 10 011 Gal'l"y Moore · Rt,lootoNundm~Am plit•tl -I'M\ and Drtl'' 11 ·r· er~ctw 10:30 Arthur Godfr6J · . I!! llll Jtory men statloned "l!un to 111 1 m ""· .\' 4111 ~ l<·:u·,. ~t Ill the r.or East Ill'(· comtng around L1:30 Strike it Rich h<ly. Hun \•1 unno;, glad 11111 I. lAMl 1 BEACH, ~la.-Fiorlda lan't only •un to the Vtew that it would be sma•·t 12:00 V111iant ~ady <ll'Or!,lt', thai ~· mt ktllt•tl my lt't'r'. , tnn , oil, cabanas, monstrou9 hotela, pseuJo12:1~ Love of Life to form ~·vt- n a 1• for ynu hn\'1' t•;ud nw 11 lltnu s:tntl SEATO fOiw. my Rllmdmg 1~:30 Search for Tomorrow Lil\toln road shop9 M slghl·seelng boa.ls full! . Stwh !Ill at 1 ol IH'rohmr II\ "'''ll'"g ialCIIy throurh l\u·gJd Indian c.-eek. Not• MOJ"t> lt~!Portont tJum lhl' uctual 12 : 4~ The Guiding Light my 110n ts wurt.h nllwt• lh:rn 11 thou ill It merely braa.ay blondea rotallng &lowly pa:Jt I :00 Kati~'s KHchen ~rmd IH· t· ~. tltou~-:h hlll.~~o~1nu·d Willi breakfast table In the corree shop, sh()Wing ;trengt~ 111 numbers of a defense I ·30 Li>Ye Story oorce v.ould bt! the tostnblishment !liiV(!t', nnd tlwi : l"nt .h l•r purr~t you sequined bathing suits sa you cro\tch over r a central headquarters at l . h 2'00 Ro!Jcrl Q. Lew~ golrl. ' yout• wheat l'aku, and whlapel'lng, "You can get sta~r yfficers of all eight ~~~~Y 2·30 houseparty Big Of Foot thra I• the hotel sports wear shop for thirty-nine 3 :00 Th') Big Payofr nntwns could cooperate ntnety-ftve." I had forJ.[ollcn lh:ll !h<' ~~ ~·•lltn·~ 3:30 ~ob Crosby Show No dramatiC' ~·cs ults ar~ expected B foot. 2 inrh suldJPr who wt'l!:h(ld You are aUtlng back, rela11:edly, by your window 4:00 The Brighter Day nt next month's Karachl conf(IJ·· 200 paunds 111:\ .~ ·lug of fool' lit• opening out 01\ \he north i.nd the east. The wind .-:.... wore 11 ~ill' 13 sluw i\l ~ o tho~t hr J.a down and the 1un hat rone; the beach hu tumed ~~t But BJI ~·~Peels of Southeasl I'RIDA~ . a tlefense Will be discussed And 9:00 Sien On Prayer nelually was Jnn\ on FPlr II. 173:.! to brown and the mutter or the I!IUrf ha1 evolved Jt may not be to long hf'fo~ th gently Into a Jonr, white-capped hlse. You al&h and not till \<"J•I1. 2:~ lll~lilJV n• 9 :00 C1ptaJn K·angaroo stoP en II'tng• 10:00 Garry Moore Mtl H•lmer lind lltht a d&&rtt. Thla, too, Is Fltlrtda. Florida Chinese Communists minds us Llwl il h<riJP!'lWd tlu1." WJ\\' . . Mttll u/mw 111 In the 81ll'ly evenlni. Proof o{ thr• lh'iu,.t d,rtt ~ wa~ fuund the SEATO alliance a paper liger II :30 Strike It Rich Fl"r1tla. To U\e north l~a b•tch Lt'llls upward, a Ion 1 tn 1111 old fomt! y l!dd,• wlu•1e Chi' 12:00 Valiant Lady spit or land that for a while Ia oovttid wltb palm firilt JWI·~ ltif'nt'~ lm·th w;r ~ rl' 12:15 Love of J:.ife fl'<'<'!l am\ b11~hea and crab rra.ae and then IUdtftt'lly tum. onee fnore ,'ordPd Ir>·~o &eatch for 'l'brn'Ororbw Two d\'t'llrles l;rtl'l', 11 11 111111sh Jut? n. 1mH1s of white holel1 and green and salmon•C<tlored necm llfhll. 12:45 The Guiding Llaht H• Ont' lMe, a slJ•eam ot autoa ,faN by, an put.el-colortd but Hem· ,;:ovc-rnlll/'111 nnlr•1 r•d tlw j, 1t'r on11 11 1:00 Katie's Ki.f:c:hen ralcnJIUI' iJfilltJ!i•d A-. 11 I'I 'Siilt 11 lnt,:h' -~<tamped out on the same cohveyor-belt 111\t. Thl!t t. an ullrnt I :30 Luve Story day~ Wt'l'i' Hdrlt•d. ;11nl llr.tl " wl•v tun<: or diiy, oC cot1r1e, and now you look dOwn at the pualnJ ear• 2,90 ~obert Q. Lewis now Wt' tlhsPrV•· llw l111'1 h ,1 111\i\'l·r nnd II'Ondet· It they are all the aamt untr poa1tbly tnt rOvemment ·hu 2 :30 Houseparty lleet t'ed every Ont' mu~t drive a Ford or Chevvy. sDry on lhP 1:2n•l 3'00 The ·Bii l'ayolf • • . .,. ,, e I htul ftn·guHt•n t h.ll Wa.~ llll\gton 3:30 Bob Cro11by , Show l 'OtJ LOOK OFF TO ONF. 81Dlt ·aft4 , Itt the klnr expan1e of the was the .first prommt•ni di;;ttllcr m 4:00 The Brighter .~Jay ; A llanttc, p11te green almost a1 fa.r 18 'the eye ean reach &nd then tha . new Amn·ku Uut 1 do 1"!'11\{'nl - J ':1~ Secrp4- Storm. , Abruptly dropptnc otf Into a halt·lnch atrtp of ft'a.Y·blue U It det.pe111 l:tc1· lh:Jt 1hl' crN•k from whil'h he quickly. A gray-blue ocean under a rra¥.:.~1ue 1ky In the evenJnl drew watN lu mukr hi s wh 1 .~kt>y What <'an It be about the If& that rifiiltt.atea att tnen eveR tho11e Ill Virt,;inia sttii 1.~ u ~r •! for till' poor tool ones like f()u, who treat 1&'-jlngerly aM unta~lllarly, u a 'lame Ptll'p!Jq• j world you never made? I h11d foHl"llllt•n thnt Wl\ ~ hing lo n So/Tie people tell u1 we came from the aea a btlltoft )'flirt aro and ht~tcd tn mokr• nppoinln1en1~ hnt that tttr down btstd• of us all Ia the yea,-nlnr to nt.um to Ita watet'J bo110m. WhateYer, It holda y(IU tightly ftxed, Tht Cree~, the wtndtn 1• IHlto.t~, the pristine hotel!! all aeem 10 tlhy and abiun!l u for 1on1: fillies the 1ea rolle thl11 way and that and laps at them thourtltfully: Thla Is Florida tn the evenlng and In your room now you ha-vt 1 to\ml.\ 111nctuo.ry, sanctuary fl\ltn the pooltide babbte ·or the nola. etl' the stl'eeta or the heat or the day. Ttlt decor 11 rrotettq~. aa 1n 10 many of the lnna here, but It Ia plnk and rreen, and aoothlnf. 1'he radio plays toftly, 'l'elloa and a piiii'IO and~ blrp, tenUe eoun~ terpolnt to the eventide aeene. MarjotV lforia~Hg;lar llt• on the lnlll'< blo table top, 30 pagea laborloualy read and hardly any more Hkely to be waded through t()nlghl, aiMe Hennan Wouk ta ftOt a raclle wrltet·. Your jo.('kel Ia on thto bed, your loafera awry on the thick carpet The ash growa lonr on y()ur clrart\ and you Ill there, your eyes tracktod 81 they dld when you wer. a boy, cniO!'"' .. .. MEIGS COUNTY'S :rh.-.y 'r : ,' , • m~ new AND ' M 31. Bh"lm 41 . f'ai1.(Jf •·to be'' 42. To can~> · aratn, •• HOMETOWN I I • d\ji,lr 43. Olrl:l~n 'toOl 43. Oarret 41. A. Mr~ who runs o. fulle 41'. F1111\ t8 One who mixto• tclnr DAIL V Clll"PTOQtJO'IIF. ..... Htr•"• how to work II: AXYbLBA ,. o\XR Iii LONOFI!:I.LOW t'lne ltttf'r simply !lltll\dt f9r another. In thlll example A 111\l!loed tor th• thrt.e L's. X tor the two O'a, >l"tc. Slnilll Iettau, apostrophles, the len&th and to1'ma.tton or tire wot·da are Dll hlnu l:llch riny the C()<lt leth11'8 are dltrntont . A Cryptoa-ram SM~U. HBBUAMQWU B!>U Quotnth~ .. BMQWUB LB HR• B~LHTPBK-QNALR. ' . Yfltttti-4ay't Cl')'ptoqutlteJ EXAMtNATIONS ARE F'ORP.flD· ABLID !;VII:!< -ro THE BMT PREPARI:D- COLTON. . ·------- - --- __ WSPAPER ---'-'""- I SCIENCE IN YOUR liFE _J I WHTN-:fV I Hatlo • • • • HOW LONG DO \'OU I!IIT THERE Oh the ottoman, Juat lookibt• Lord know •. When you brlng youraeif llowly out ot the revtrle the dark hae come ewlttly and the paaalnc C*rW rolng -north 8,11.d '~Uth now have theh· headll&'hts arid red .~11-I!Jhta wlhkb\g throua-h the treu. · . To the ust, the sea hu vanlohed: there 11 nothing but pitch black. IJghtl begin blinking in the wlndoWI ot other roomt atound )IOU and you aee a. man plmnp hlmaelt down ln. a chair, In bathlnr thorts and cabana jacket, and open a newapapei-. ·-;.. HRif the Florida day Ia don._the 1\11\-ftl~d, luy, h!Aitl'lt\11 halt Now comes the b1let pausl! botore- the other hn.lt begiru: --the bab· ! l!llng, joking, dl"inklng, night club half. The phone ring. and you I an1wor It and somebody 11 1nying, "Liateh, you just got to go to Uti.! J joint called Mln·ray Franklin's. Thert:'l a dame there name of Shtr-wood who ta the greatest singer you- ." 1 . After a while you hane up and go onc:a more t() the blf \\•lndow and look o.t Florida In th4J ntwht- but what waa there tjas .pne. Now there are only l!ghta and autoa and the black ahaptl of treea uc: the raraway noU.e of the aea. You turn a~ anll,ai(h ahd .~cl:t ta.to a drawet· ror' a clei.h .htr\, After all, you }u•t 1oril) "f6 t6 Wt'Vurrty .1 I .,rltnklln'& . .. . ...,.....,.., ·v..._. da- *· Mm.- H -. I ~ Sdlrrock~1. buog speut - Pfters· - Amy Gamet-. Mnt. Thoeama Circle illl.d chi.ldr-en Salem lltpent tihe weeJteud wiUJ. ber Mn. Robert Jo-. wu a1J01i1 t. N<w Yo'k by the deal.b tf · - father . Mra Guy Lee apent with Mrs Walter Miller. al ~ eroy , Mrs. Miller wu lea.aq r. Satvdtlit:t F'Jo~J~ . Mrs. Be• Wheeler..,.left for . . . aachusetu, to vll.lt bel' lUter. The Bedford Home Demoatrn.. ion Club met at the home ol M:N. Fr-ed Riggs, Thunday. Mr. :t1nd Mr11. Roy Miller, el Chester and Mr. and lin. o.1e Carl, ur PorJK>roy, c:slled oa )ft. and Mr5. Guy Lee, Saturdq. · Mr. and Mrs. CecU T.,-lor. son, spent the weetead witltt WI" parent&, Mr. and Mn. Elbert TQrt 10>' ;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;ooj I •.r SHOP PICKENS Mr. Allen Cleland, son or Mr. WOMENS GROUP TO MEET and Mrs. Walter Cleland. juat recently married to ~ Pecgy The Wometf.a AssociataoD of the King, daughU!r of Mr. and Mrs. Fnt f'ralbyterian Chuftil. Will Herbert King, of Letart, W. Va., meet to dle cbun:m. ~ NDnl RFD, has moved to Lorain, Ohio, on Thunlday, Feb. 23 at 7·30. to his employment there. Hr. OeJand waa accompaaied b7 lll Wife JAYCIE-ETTES TO MEET to their new home. 1be lleJetl CouMy Jaycee etta;; The reguLar weekly, Friday night will tbdkl tlbeir. ~ meding Square Dance at tbe Legjon HaU ~ st 8 p . m . at .the lone waa reported bi.gger and bettu u of Mrs. R~ Jlmrnba.lm wiib young and old shake Jep togeth- I Mn. Jack Set:hl as ro~. AND ,buMDud MliliDn Circle. Mr_ ~md Mrs. Herman: <Amon rolled on Jotm Taylor, M!cKmz.i.e em. Rl'J"dge, }'p1'£by. ·M!!w. Thelma W..obon and Chitdran, Old -town v.ilril£d her pa~ Mr. and Mb. Nevy &t6e Swday. Doris Oh:ldnger1, Parkersburg was Mt...nay. 1 Mr. and Mns. A.nl 111onanity IOilld home o:ver ll:he weekend. 1son spent •M'<n:t,.y ilfl Park-er>BbuTg Mnl. 'I'beftsa ~-er ~ It& Mm. Vi'1Wil King aJXt. ~ ! ·Mr. and Mrs. Hoenme Gamer bert 'IJICI Doo Grimm Wd\8 Ill' POOl· has_ been Mumed 1~ !l'IOI1l ilbe sons speqt !bile wet'lkood 1n CoJ.um· eroy Sa'I.Wday e¥enl.ng. ~ ~ Ho6plt:al. bus witlh bar aunt. Mr. l8'ltld Mrs. Thomas Bumgilll'd· Mrs. _'Murl: V:ood spent sev~ai SMJI)Iey Ba'rr spent F 11iday even· ner WEI"8 ~ m Mr. l8!lld .Mrs. days wil\h Vingit Kmg and Umil?'- mg Writtih SaOOna Bowc: 6 and at... By Garl C.Jiark Sund&l;r. Mr and Mrs. Rumer Goodwm I ~n.ded 41be p 011 cy ~ Hoben LerwJG' •MM. Edwin Kriqg wa& dhl ing on and da~ vi&irt.edt Mr. ·a nd !Mb. Cha!r)rey Circloe is :. pending ~ Mlm. F.lla!OOes Bnldford rerently. Sedwk Mdhl1er, At!lrens. f-ew da)\9 ion Sa~em Mr. ,and Mrs. !"~er <::tar-k J,~. Mr. and Mft!!i. :[)alna llul'riR'Y and An·il HoLter -.and Bmcst Holter oC Ohio were v:isit:ing Mr. and 900'1!5 sperrwt ran ~nin,g ...mb Mr. Eagle ~dge ~ t-be hm::.Y'al t Mnl. Lloyd ~'ckeJD ~ursday. and tMtm Haro}dl Burnside. of Watt Bing, Hemlock Grove, ~· .aod Mn. Johntnlie Boyec aod Whieh was he-ld at tlhe Spencer !~, Pt. Ft~ wer<e ~Jdng visiting Mrs. Perry Oldaker and Fl.Jd'lle-r·a:l Home Tu r:.<;day . & jon Mm. .Mtll. Rnt»fll ~a'Ychildren recently. WLoekend guru~ts of Mtr and M.-s F'mnce.J Roi.ISJb :aawl ~d BaMrs. Edwin King was calling on Grover Whate wer-e Pvt ood M:r.:; j ~er of Mini~ ~~~ed rel.a· Mrs. Bertha Clark one day last Jtmmr Wihll.<' Wes~ Pom1l, Ky., Phone 153-X P-"'1 '~l'i E¥aaw .,_ aJY. week. I ~- an:::l' Mn Leo Eddy, Woost~ I tl11/IE!8 Phone SP·3·5583 MMns. F.r-a.rwes B.ral¢tord 'aiJld ·s ons Mr. George Hesson was calling , ,and Mk .and M.n;. Paul Baktt. Kill· IMtr. l3illld. Mr6. Rooh. Aw~Jerson on and~- Otis Hesson. 1'''"~'~k~·-------·---·---'.:=:=:::=:::=::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;;;;:;;;;::;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;::=::=::=:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:!,_;,;,,,,,,..,,,,,,,~• and G-lel"lln ,Bnadfond were m Pt. Mrs. Estyl Clark and Mrs. Cath·, Pll~~-~· La Clark · erine Reynolds were shopping ln mrr. w11.1 .,... .,.. . ~ Polnt Pleasant Tuesday. and {;amily were tn• Pt. POO&sant Mrs. F. B Litchfield was a recSaturda.v -• 1c.. UB rn.... l) ent guest of Mrs. Bertha Clark and Altttendancc .... 100 ......,NrC Larry Sunday was 40, LurtlhE!I'atnr rba>(( 49, Mr.' and Mrs. Edwood Llevlng . )fils. ~~ Bllake, Wa9t Colum· and Ada and Harry Dale were vis· bra w-a~s. visitm:g 1M sisbelr, Mrs. iting Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Lieving Veda ~clrens. . ·SundRy afternoon. Mr. ~ Mrs. "_r~~mas Grrimm Miss Agnes Grimm was caUing and faiJI'iily wete vmfung :l'o&s. Ina on Mrs. Sadie Warth rel'ently. Hudson Slfltlliday. l Donnie and Earl Jo"ields were 'MM. Al'ba Roush wr&s in Pt. Plea- visiting Mr. and Mrs. CIJdc Fields, I9ML1 r'eCC!l'flJ,y • . Saturday. " Mr. and Mrs. Ri~ard Roush Mr. and Mrs. Carson Roush of 6JliM(. the week~ with Mr.. and New Haven were caUi.ng on Mr. and ~- El'l1en Whlli'ams af GauWey Mrs. Elwood Lleving and family, Bnid~. . :r.IBonday evening. Mr. antd Mrs. ~ Roush 'IIIJld Mrs. Artie Roush and ch.ildren da~ell> were vatim!l!: Mr. oand were in Point Pleasant, Saturday. Mrs. Don9ey lloi.td1 ~-Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ord were )Jr. ~ Mrs. Willie JohnB'On calling on Mr. and Mrs. Edgar were cal!lmg on Mr. and• Mrs. Leo Johnson recentJy. C'l<irit Swlday. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gibbs and Mr. Mild ~~·. Gfwld Clwk and family were supper guests of Mr. sms were v1sitring . M'r. ami Mr.:~. and Mrs. Raymond Roush and Joy. La'\W'elJce Cla-rk Frikta:y. , ce, Monday evening. :&r.r, and Mns. Herbert K1'!lg Mr. and Mrs. ·Raymond Roush ~ rectr-nt .gueshs of !Mira Fftn· and daughter spent Friday nigh.t cesre BMdf-ord IQf New ~VoC'Il' and Saturday, wlth Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mlm. JOhn. Kdln;g and Cecil Martin and family. dau-Zht~ were ~t guests of Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Clark of Mlr. 8llld Mrs. Ed Kmg. . Beverly, spent the week end with •lltr. aTJd _Mrs. Elmer BaliN ~imd Mrs. Bertha Clark and family of son, Ollle5Jutrte and Mr · IBDD Mrs. Broad Run. l.e'O dauglltcr and Mrs. Herbert King of tby ea~ed on Mr. and iMr& F. 8 · Broad Run are aanounclng the l.Mc~:c1ld recMttly. marriage or their daughter, Peggy Calliu-.g oo MINt. Jv:a HIJI:bon Jean, to Mr. Allan Cleland, son ol aOO d<lu~ter ~ ~ Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Cleland of and 1MM. Leroy LIUl"!IJL .rm:~ ~ Racine Ohio. After the ceremony ters, Mr. ..n..'ldr and Mrui. Mlr Olarmoe Y.ee· h ' 1 ' · t e coup e 1ft !at Lorraine, Ohto 00 M IB'n d wr. en, · ~ n. where !hey will reside l.eo Litcllfiield and daugi~r and Mr. and r.frs. Edgar. Johnson Mrr IQtld. Mrs. Thoma.<: Grtmm . . Mrs Garnet Clark of Broad Run. were 10 Pomt PJcaRant. Friday .. wall c~lllng on Mrs. Frances Brad· . M:S. Leo Cl~rk and Mrs. Bll_lle r d tl Ltcvmg and Candy were in Poant orMI::c~~ri~· Ohlinger was 8 rec- Pleasant Friday on business. ent guest of Miss Janice Gibbs. Mr. Horner Roush called on Mrs. raul He880n has the mumps. Fanny We~ver recently. In trucks, as in cant, the swing today is to o.ulomalic Mr. and Mrs. Leo Clark and Mrs. Peggy Kmg and Doris OhJinger tratl8!1liuions. Cora Ohlinger were in Mason, Mon· ca1l~d on Mrs. Edna Clark and And Dodge leads the industry-offen you the lowest prictd day. · famJ.ly Sunday. . ~rucks with automatic transmission that money can buy. M11Jer Ord, or Za~esvllle, spent Quite a crowd haye been attendEasier on both truck and dri•er. Dodge extra-rugged Truci ing revival at the Eunited Brethren the weekend with hll_ grandmoth· PowerFlite frees you of oonstant geandillling, eliminate& Church which is still in ProgreS&, er, Mrs. Ruth Goodmt, of Broad annoying, jerky starts and ends the danger of c:ostly with Rev. Murry a& past.or. Run. clutch troubles. Po,...erFUte ups resale value, tooMrs. Therc&a Ohllng was calling · -::;;;;;-~·;;1•-;;;;:·:;oiiiiiii;:~­ because trucks with automatic PowerFlite command on Mrs. Fannie WcavBI', Monday ( 'Y-higher trade-ins. afternoon. and Mrs. Harry Oldaker and son was Bullhat•s only h11f lhe sloi'Jf Dodge also g:ives you: and E-Z PAYMENT PLAN The Week Or Month I I PICKENS Point Hardware STORES 1 and USE OUR I 1 I SAVE Mr. LMh.f,icid Md Ka- Mr. "rn- ------- ......... ~.-- Mn!J. BEDFORD The ~conrl teu1on of the Red tr lbe Ll'g1on boyA are particiCrou Ftnt Atd Clau wu held patine 1n the tommumty Service Wedne>11day Evtnlne at the Leciou ftrouam . Hall , w1th J<:mrnett Shuler, or Middleport all Instructor. Twt!nly JtYen Mr~ LJIIlan _ih:~ )· m~ n entertain~ have "ntcrl'd the Lrauung which her Sunday School etas~ last Frt· w 11J me-Jude all pha~ 11 of f 1r 1 t ilid t1ay even1ng Wllh a \Jalenune party work Mr. i'cnderbo&ch of Kycer 1 held a_t ber home An exchanli!e of Creek Power Plant has donated Red valenttne~ was twld and refresb(ross Textbooks for the uae of the ment.a of tce cream and valentine cla~s . The next session of the class cake. were Jerved b~· the hoatas will rn: htld WedrteScbF eveniq, to tbe followwg members : Donra at 8 00 p m at the Legion Hall . Ray Powell, Dorothy Howell, Nola CUJT)', Kay Hendnck.J! , Carol Faye Mr and l't!> CI<Jr._"'lCt'> t"'u.lt and The mcettng of the Ohio VaHey T-eaford , June NeJgler, and Gloria .... r·•'" ,. J h d... 'f:i v""ve oar, o 1-..,.wn, 0 , Grange at Letart Grange HaU , Fri· . Authenon. sp&rrt tbe wtlekund wLt.h Amy GQiil- day evemng, February lOth, turnMrs MaUie Harm is reported ed out to be quiL.e an nctvelty. er >aind famtly . very ill at her home on the Dorcas Mrs. Carroll Johnson of Racine Ja-ke Spencer t"titumu.l to hts wa1 the protp"am tbalrman aod led Road. hom~ m WtticoniouJ afroc ,.;pending Mn. Weeley Jenkms bas begun a quu <:unte5t on Abrabam Uo, $0mebi:Ine with. 1h!'!:t ~ Mrs. a Young Youth Fellowah•p Group , coln All pre~~ent were requested 01l:aft,ey Spencer. which meel:!l at her twme, (The to write a love Jetter to an un-Baptist Parsonage ) each Sunday ll'nown penon. Later in the course Mr and lb'S. Dana Carr. Columevening: at 8:30 p m. Mrs. Jeoklns hii!J visited Mlr. and Mn.. C:l:int Orr of the program all of the letters invites the youth to au.end.. were read ai()Ud to the ifOup, Fr>May evenmg I or I v•~•-- a1 at Georee H.eflrm:an wu-e 1Mr ~ speo.1 1 and Mn. Elmetft Hefllnan. ~itt» Thtrr\'idHy M'th Mrs. ~ Ciut. I b~ Mr. eOO Mr8. James CumMlr. and Hnl. Oarrl Gibbs .and mllllll, Re)'tliQI.dsb~ 1 Peul Can, dau~, New Haven were Sun· Akron, 1Mir. and Mnt. Leo Kill& of olbf •guosls of IMir. <al)J Georil:e Oolumbwr, MT. aDd Mn. OlwtHe&~U.n. DeY W1i!H1a1JJ1J rand ~ Anllia, Mr ord Mm. Olfinoer Carman and were in Rt.. P~ Sa'l.luldly. Ruth and 'Mnf. JezDe Carr 1liU of Mr. .00 l>tm llar!y of Mttsoo w...e w.ntmg Mr. mt MN. 1lbe KJogsbtry Boy Scout lrooo Alribhur Oblingetl. att.eDdEJd Sunday School at Hem· >It\ tO! Mrs. Wc'll'l:mt ~ rode Grove. Wast CoJwnbi:a were viSiting Mr. Mnl. Ruth Gilliam or ~and Mnl. Heney Ohmger SurDy · tm ape I& ·a day willlh D's-. ~ tlW. V31berda 'Ml-Ailis.'IA!Ir and Wyant. cth;i:ldren wer<e visit:ilng Mr. rand ,ltists: Lucill'e Reali or Coltlmbul Mrs. Fred ~or Saturday. spent Sullday wiltlh .her PIJ"II!III,!s, Mr. rand Mrs. Hobart Weaver Mr. l$lld ·Mr!. Wm. Deal. were e&~ltling <m Mn. F~Mmi.e weaM!\9. ~hec- mntam blu ver reoeat}y. . pOOyment li'nt ODlumbus. 'Mr. aud !Mrs. Relllla Krirne Jr., ~- and ~- W<ll)'ne Bela} t!ll).ent were hi Pomeroy- Satut'dl¥y. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. 0rana SUnday K•...., GOTTO 1 \j matlan i'XIC ' mun-~HeR, 1. Fligl1t n( Mohamrne•l ~ COUNTY 111 '!8 u.:~'iun:l l I.:IX· <tht> ctlizen may be 9uhjf'rrt ~o :-<tate ini.'Ome liaJLf'~ an.L in ~>Om.:· ("(~nl · DAILY CROSSWORD A,tlROM J SWQI'\1 hill ~.eu ~X GreJteit Flgh!s of Cenftirp I 11.30 Tontght ~ Weqb~rt!ad of Pt'T:-;();l~H oM hie; joh, w'hlo 'MWN"t•rs lthl• $32,0(10 t}LH'JI:l\II()J') oor~~Y ooluaLiy - MEIGS Chambt•r fJI)Jr"JOs <.out BY MRS, WAYNE BEAL .. "".,..1"_' Wtl'...,~ Knl.' -"--'' bomellmdhere.toattendthefuner f•mtly , ucuoqo~ •--"n- w .... Obe Jli'E!I!it5 of Mrs. Ruth Gotdni.'l.e .~ Kr-'tt Theifre dt•-r t'o kt',ep $64,000 lmt ib addition .fl(l OAK HILL IIJI'U 10:00 This .i.'l , Y:dur Life 10•30 Damf,)n ' )i.~nyon Theatre , 11:00 lt,eadJine.s . 1 U:O$ on Sl'pl 8, 1954. lis mt•mlwrs arl' the Unil f'd Stalt• t;n·:~l B1 !lain. Fran<'<' , till&m~r. i~ ~·he 1hug'C" <"ll1 o( tlhe 11i~ lTI'L('Lt> Sam 4·8:~ for 1htm9E'lf. A ~, .nglit> p€'1\Wn, f'lll'!'rtln){ $4,000 "'D:.~ Manon and . ._ Mr. 'lind M.:rs. Ff,lrilJ.Io Olar.k.. .... ... Mrs. Ray G<ulnO.e ond ~ ·wrer'le visi'liDtl IIE!!ILaaves i:n Boone Cotmt:y. 'Mlr. anti .M.111. Nt:nna~r V~ would hrav·e \~J win S448 711 tn or l"S, d1e .00 Mot. Doreey Rwsb. M!rs. T·benea Ohli~, Do-n:s a'fW1 Robert. Don Grimm, Mr . and " "· HopaJOQi C'as"tld:y ll :10 ~ tgned 'Ill 1\t;md<~ mur\li(•iP't•l JIH"fJ'IIIt' t •;ue~ Th-i<s O:lfl\f' dl~i ii(•]~;J;atirn b 111:11,(, Whu h~·t,;•(l apl>f'atul on Hi e' pru- 11istk!i )Jil'CUu::ae of tl.aXl'.> .:~: l~n :.•t'<l~ l,!l"atrl, .of)n}y h~o•o fhll!V<' aHI("'npied as <L bRitt' on bu~' O(' "'-~ t•ni•tt;~ ,iv" ' Rut ~ht• fi'IY.t!! fltteM~O'n. 9£.\·t>n hiad arK! tilt(> polotmt;Q-1 tm'f\"'~Jr TP4\'t'1hf'd ~he $32,000 IM'f'~ m tllis "'itlh iDJ) li-IT¢'ort0nt dj ff('n In (',' "J'h,• writing b~.~;t dm•idNt 1•1 ~'01' 1~lt'~ . TV ('OrJteBl[Jnt mav nnt win, hut •hi• eoan't kw. 'Piw> ·hu <.. im·"'·'lll:m 1or Four t(l'Ok $16,000. WJty ~hould llny,n-nr h:t{'k wway J'tQttl $64,000? On•c nlwi~ oDD'1W("'' ~3~ th1• rlr~t("fl!l. 0u1 of tTif' 6.00 Oa.ltling at .tlhe !home ot Mn. B8111fua Olark Sunday W>el"e Mr. "'55 Inc The $64,000 QUestion IF YOU WANT TO JdhnoonFM!doy . Poae., ~- \ Racine News Notes 'l irJler and Dermis WUV«" were vbnlittllg Mit. IIDd Mnt.. Ed&tr Sports E:>"e HO News Picture Les Paul & Mary Ford 7·00 Dr. Htlds(ln '~ SN'N't 7:90 Coke time 7:4S New.s • Canvan 8 .00 MaMa ·}b)·a Shaw 11:30 Fli.tber 'Krtow.s Bast Ill It was GUIDE • • 6:30 • · ' •' WEDNESDAY 8'1 O:HARLES M. McCANN off 1re -KlmLa\1 N. Bottine!lr Y. · • rhe Dolly Sentinel, Pomeroy.Mir.ldlebart. Ohic. BROAD RUN WSAZ-TV Channel 3 The News Published f'VNy afternoon f"Xeept Sur:~day by The Ohtf. Selltfnt>l, Inc., at l 10 M~hnuc St, PornP..roy, 0 . Uu~int·.<,.~ )heme 398, edlt!lrial ·orn('P phone> :l97 :Ente~d as s~nrt rl11~~ mailine: mattt>r at lht> Pomeroy Ohio. • 0n REYNOLD E. GREENE Wednesday, February 22, 1956 Fehmary 22, 1956 'I I hi\ 'Wolle ~ilii" at Nlilltt I The Daily Sentinel Modep Truck PowerFiite Gives Dodge Tracls tile Driting Ease of a Passeager Car ¥ ') Peace· Qu 1et 1n Ever "frost" 1 NewYork 'I)(J(I .' R00 '-1\ ~ f\ A TI-I) tROM .;,•1 'll ~INCI ~ .C ~ NIAI IVIIY'I'tUNOJ Minutes ewoy froM Emplr• $tate lulldl•g, Unl• Chur~h ~unit the C.m•r, Shopping, Tl,.•• Sq.ore,UniiH Hallon1, tatflo Cltr. P'tnl'lty!wonla, Grond Ctntrol and A1rlln• T.,lrlil'lal•. BUT ~...,AilEA l.oWC$1 Priced Piek-ups and EJtt>resses {\Ji -, ~-. J.ton) with automatic tr•nwnissiot Dodge .,_._lilY-CO< lower upkeep. minimum "time·out.. tor servicing. MARKET THAN THE MEIGS-MASON -for er:tra comfort, extra safety. * ,_, You Cll!n Find A Larger MARKET * lllth.., payload _f,.,-for b;gger, more profitable loo.ds - up to 22% mo~ than otNr makes. llnul calt, plus hlgga>t wrap·around wiru!Mield lt' SltotteJt rumlns radius- for easier parking, easier turn-around, easier handling in traffic. "Devoted To the interest of the Meigs-Moson oreos" 'NEVER A BEITER ' * IHOIIIIF I fill UTili PUDII Coffee Shop Oarage Ne:ct time you make fruit fritters, tr~ this: after you dDla them. roU them ia ARBUCKI.EQ cane sugar Ptlace Don't buy a truck in die darkt See your Dodge dealer and cct the {acts before you decide on any truck! DODGE Job Rated TRUCKS Low0Sl Priced Sta~ tloi-. *·, I·IDn) With aultlmatic traliSnlissln Get Your Dodge Dealer's Deal Before You Decide R. H· RAWLINGS SONS C·.(). Mill & Second StrMt Phon. 6221) -• �- ·--- ----· --~-- -· ~ ,1-lour ,. r·• ~~~ ------______"_ _ _ ftltfdleport Scores EasyW'iri@Vt~r'llbieinelnTo1lrHey a'"·" ·'i~'~f:.fO~serv~~:Fi>un~ei~D(Jy. 1 , Y~llow Jackets Move To Fina1s LOUISVILLE LULU • Eastern Or Rutland Tu R.. Few thr·u""" kJftf..' tn l'h• Ru•li>.!IHr l lt'n''t',t il.ihe Raic:ioe Tom ad(li('IS, Ull1'd at ~ ·hi' ~ the f!lai.Wel''l'l Rat{io'T s lrf i'tw ft M ! f"iil •d !nil 1'111 1t<d '" l l ' iJ~] nnh ?2 17 .rt lr .dflllllt' I h•" m \llw ,Jil t>! d I" r ud ,, l .r<l ' an , l (/\'{ '1 , 1.~1'1'\ rtY~ lbe -t lo >a~Ck:n t~ ~o tthr 9Aini,f:u~lti 'lbumry m,gl'llt agl)iml 't'btt R..>d Rt•tbnd t•~•k tl w ~· ·t ,, , fi"'OJl Rllliku'ld 1t10 m<WI' I t~ t·h•· ~l"tnl v. ,]fr>"~ rma."\11. t"1'1 ·Mt.iddk'pont had a " lU'Ill" ~"~'llftg h h me .as ~:bey tmk a 5."i 47 "1J1 AVfP46£P bef ol'V' a <'a,pu<'J I 1 '-"bwd !l'!Dt \Wit<; R;~l!m~ l 1"1.1 :.ill 15!10 f<Wl9. Earli« Bat<ilt•nn ·h••l l'rv«l u p · e,J ~~. ~· '' " .,.... jur'r f.r · '·•;• lo r "h • l r 'l'h n, l•• ·~ f'!>l ltolJ lp• II H F II ~ ik"'.l 1h;,• ~l)l'IS pt. ~~ wi,th ·a ·tm~ n.o •.,... Florr 1M . PotN61J R ~in" ..,uh llU:n-.:1 WM ·M 91'11 w 11'1h 10 'Pi(!'~ wifb &ob Bi!l'('lh fol bowtn.g .J:~ ;!O 2J fh,. •te news of the IIW.'i'ig f,_M '" lndlvldu1l ~tiki Mlbt Wts th• flna sr.orlng UhiWtlon tlv.n bv little Jlmmv CJine 11 ,h• tCKHd In 17 fl•ld ~~ aN' six frH throw• for 1 · 40 ' "'"' -...tbunt. U•l.,,. 1 tr•· ~out lum, •hot Clln• hit FG H 1 rr l10 rwlll e FT 17 nu T' GrPI'n 1' 'I 'l I BJ•adk'y . I UtJ IJ 2 1 21 r . f' Eppt'o, G W1riU~nm~. f: 2 ?. l 2(j Tot19l9 Ea'lti'lt11\ fl1irt1l\'KJTW tlle 1 I 0 :11 17·10 1!\ 4fl (19 II 'Ill 44 u Mlc~rnaJE'IY. F BakJeJ' c }JQvuM•l•l·, (; nn In Mun ·a:y, C llCWJ l'e!l, <.: :..:!i 'nulralls N(m Srcon,r .., V•"m.o 1r 2 quart er . The Falcon attack could never ~e t unwound. Jimmy Roush, Fal· -roo /316- KiA$ A 0-~, · ~em 1m .ao\1 ~!h ... w olll ~ ~tt" . fi'OOoHn'l .nrud r1' ~'l nil '*"'..':l'li\1 pla>v ot lllbe t>odrnlil·l t"G.'IO"h-N1 hv~ ~ wlw ·1~wv •h :id ~!Xies1 FG R•elA• B~t'C1h, Gr'llrhlllm, (' ~~~~. W(•l l't ', {' ~ ~·1 9 ("'(>Jn~m'lila hlt• 111ht> em1c.l o r tlh~·r>l' ~~~ 4 4 Bu'lh ~·k. F 'faylor, 111t1 1f 1 F riii""lrvl fiO~'h" ~[111<1 C:.o1M v !1h~m 'Pihn~n IDw•t l'll'ln ,LPfl lfl-ll .-• ~lh" . . . n( 1llhe (,~~ nM"Iorl 4A ,() r> l (j.U' J.,ld li'l: \0 lh !'l ~ 2 2 (l Y ot~n'!J <; POWl"ll, (; su1M~1·. C u n1 ~ifr c: r Fi TP !1 - 7 \0 :l 0 11 20 . I fl!l ' l () 1. - 1 I II W~ ?() po:1!Wot, IJII'> ~M Ea~·1 1r'>r n o11tt •IP' P!"t M .r. 1"' ~1ltop }li>~~ h~o+ UMI"f\ 'Rlul1~n~nl•l iii' ~ 11 1, ~·"' ~ nnrl <t,l lf'\ triltrn- ifhl" >l'l'lolll" ~,,., 11, n•'"~"t''" 11 m li11ht h~ ,.,_ '' Jtut].~rl" •l tn- ~lh .. rtl~t v "'t ~r11~q ... r <t~"""ofi*IW' hult ~lhr> blicr 'R.M rr. ~,n~ ~ tllt<ik llr! llf'IM llll""" ('O r ~·h~ ..y.,-c.;.;;.,_;__ "_ _ '&'PORTS R1dn• \\"o lfr, F Su:yl'l' F Adum~. (' P tii\'L·II, r; Gat~l. t.: -·1'olu L.~ No n Soor~rs 'ROUND-UP . 1 2 IIIJ i tl Mt· D1•!i•nd t~' 011 1'<; .1)'.1 11 1',1 I I ::i '124£. M.,.9.tn 1-1 17 fl 2 3"2 JiiJ ~cllc1t Colleg•, he then " Interns in I Phone 197 ' ~ - - ~-------~- ,. '" 1 JJroukround 27 14 flgh l exPI'rience ho vr to l&arn by n · .fedf!ll! he has gain!-d. Wt Pharmad ~ts . I after etht nd· O r ~h'•rn I ' "'nu I, 4 0 2!1 Rat :m1 \.') 4 Rut~;an d HO 1 spOftflblllty of filling their pre· ICfipflon•. M11y we compound yOUr~? Ky. Sl 86 LOUJ vl'll l' A4 MIDWEST 59 ,Mfi: A I.II't'r 55 5'1. I.OotWll l im 96 n ra kr 81 All Flavon ONE"HALF GU n armli n ~ • to Nl'w Vu1 k. r u lt•s, it was n fl riiHoun d TKO Defr. ntl iH 22. Y. ll~ 11n th1· rt oor D '~-:~• ~ : PiC'k up your prescription if lhop]JiftQ near us. A great m1ny ~It 'entru" us wllh the re. 101: SPECIAL! ICE CREAM \V or(t I 77 D av1 d!¥m 73 Ouk r A2 V Ii ·~' n 1•a ~ 8 9 nnd the ~tmt or ti re s JX1h , Arronl · a PATENT STRAPS 74 t; r1 W . rh 70 G eCI' Ig<t','own 67 V \1'1 90 "I h" C l'111t r! 50 WlmN YOU NEEil A MEOICINE D l'fo• l u h ~ sat nn l h1• stool 1n h• ~ •Hrnt·r lw l wct•n \ luo end or IIL'liLIIl m the fHih round O~n t 1 nnr.~: 1 N C'•:•1r St. 79 N .. Oar. 73 CAN PHONE ~fJt\!11' 1' · Ky. St. 86 • tor only2.99 SOUTH • YOUit P11YSICIAN shoul th•l'l'd li Hon, I C;rnj:,>j.lJS 89 Wl:l&RDVa 81 Cnl umhr.a 78 ll aa'wtf!l M 1' 1'1' .: hw,~h 85 Q.n: 'Jler:h Rt ~t work f1vl' w:M be ohcold. "DRESS UPS" FOR. THE YOUNG MISS . n,hcl<·:'!al nB Hof~hrl!l llO ~la>i'l 47 O:Jilll'lldffi~ut 38 W1 ~n'klJalt: ry EASTER S1p. ! l~ ~ cll'l" or heafth·aids. I CIHI!I:d<:l!'('~ EAST best when you 11eed any medi· l'f' l ' IJ)le wOOn BV UNITID PWES'S exptrlence we can Hrve vou Mar l m mnh o n{'(l I hu t Ow ho11t w~s Dr Lu !Ia l' ul lcge B: 1•kelhall lu pttarnflcy. Beuu1e of this 1954 Olt TO M&ET Chapl'l't'. OES, will ffi t1>1 Ft!h. 23 at 11he- 1!-a-YJ>nic T . Ill· E~(Mtl'e Basketball 'Scores uperl.nce .,ow to u se tlt t know mutt also serve 1n •ppre ntice· Mon duy 111ghl ltl'ft•n·c 'l'<' r l d~ Pn ded \\r lltlt• h rown·hait'NI, ~~l~e h.ospltal to learn by ing our Co lleg& of Pharmac y ll !'d FG PT TP 'fc,• :fl'~ 8 In A1··na It .,.,,ts sc lwd ul ed for 10 Borv hnd n llt·l'l~io n nver DefendJs l'!!•P~ II!l, 1; I•' f'.I1Bill1 m. F FURHITURE rec•1'lll Instruction 'l' lll' lwo dt ro•.df\ :I l l.' the onl v !}ltd~ }"311.ll'f : UNDER STATE RF.f:ULATION 1n lht•lr rdurn hr ml ut Sl Nil' hOias P Hugnn t; Rutland BAKER I, "••• .. •• .ll'ld pharmacy. Aft., your can .-.cei\le oor licens. to pnct . 7 I In 1)11'11 f t rst S('l .l fl, S t•pl FG FT TP -· 2 12·fl 10 _, 4 'H 1.! 7 0-0 14 :1 S H 12 ·- - 0 1 2 1 . 1fl 2Sl-17 40 }l'('o!'JI. i{• ~ FINANCING OHIO PEOPLE SINCE 19U Po"'""''· Olllo MaiD Sl tant p1rt of th t p~actice of rnecJ. C .it lh'll . M:H('h (I :"t op[•cd VOIIIII! 1)1• f r nd 1s O( l1 n nt tht• .. n d uf l ht· tihh ,1 ~ ES ERVES ftwo. rM t 16 ot lht'SI' in I: nnnlt' h r· low) Experlenu Is a mos t impor• •I ROOMS OF S New Furniture Four men fouled ou t of thfl Wh('n thf' bell e nded the Dt'lion in fray With three of l}Je Point PleO!i· ~t nt team and one of the Falcons th e f1rth round . A sohd left hook going th e route to the bench aft.er a nd 8 following r ight to the chin thl'ir tin.h personal foul . For the had dropped bim for tbe only Uig llla~ks, Smith, Hoschar, and knockdown of the Mu t He was Wt•dge louTed OU~ WhHe 'Big JDe (Au thc.r \ sltlp In 1 ph1rrn.r.cy be fore we !llnnrL•y ni ~ hl , lht• 2 t -y~a r ohl 'N<'ur o uf Whtl.e Phdns. N V 1• 0 TrJot.l ~ P "'h P..•w"ll . UPON ." Hor v's n e~l \on 11t wtll be an eig ht· 1nu 11 d s t•mJIInAl at Mtl11i ~on SL] I 11 18 2 1 11 47 v(~ ~ M~11. •DITII'\ r~t~l!oln w ~R n Non S('o rt't\'1 At1am l'l llll(l ~: ul .·r 1:' H2 47 !iS ~-or • N"nJ'Ih <n(( ~tw.· ......, ld n,. 1 M t-drtl\""l m rrl 6 !R 211 47 ~'fl'da R'fflrr~ 'F'Ironl A ff' ll f'rW't"il R ,~r~_•mr • . :Bit .tOihn n,)c.b('l J •) :l l (I I ~ Mercedes Condon Dress Shop ·'ALL EXPERIENC F. IS AN ARCH TO Rl iiLJI can be repaid easily , in 6 monthly payments. Average cost 63c a week staggered three tim es just before Ford wenl th e same way 1or the I ~ On Tb~~t Btll:hteit Comer ~ he hit the deck. It wa R Rory's Fnl('ons. . . ::t: [n Middleport c:: N~' W VORl\ UP U nbeaten ninth knoekout. li t! was fovort>d The Lwo tea m ~ W11\ n1et'l agam ot 1n lh-e opcnlnll round or the Closs youug Hory Cal houn, who regls31 BAKER FURNITURE ;;; ' 1\ lourn:tmrnt to 1~ ~ hr ld in Ra v lrrf'rl hts ! Bt h stl·ul ght victory I Momlay n1g hl on a te levlflion 'l'KO I o~·t·r <\n gclo De{endla, will be ' muvctl · vi 'I'Y gradually" towat·tI a miildli•W('tght Iit le ~ h ot, trolnrr (' l ~o~rln Go ltlmun ~!l id todoy fl 1() I und th•• coun t had rf' al'hed "fi ve" Over Defendis !'i!'l Kl l <'h r,n Waist had 10 1 ~ WinsByTKO ~; Sizes 20 lo 3% Hob Oliver had 11 and Jackie Paugl\ had 10. For the lUi Black s Bally Smith had 11 and Willie Call '~. ~ Horv.I Calhoun 02 C01TON and LINED ron semor guard , hit tor IS points tu l(•ad hi ~ mates in scoring while 13-YEAR·OtP TP \1100 'I'Lll"•her. ta.vn'• paints. ~~ HE WM 82 FG F T TP 1 :! 1 9 11 I-n 22 'l 11 f 13 Middleport Mnnl'fH, ,.~ ~.' 111 0¥1M" th fln~~~>r •• he ijt.N(f 1lmD1t two third• of hi• ~ J(}N!OR /116# ~CioiOQL 8ECAIJ~E 1 ~ 1ln.ly 1\l if 18 OtiCE FAILEO IO MAKE A rEAM ;,1 Ni:m-S.OO.ror.s K I\ 1g' l11t , a111d B W1h 11b'('h diM aM lfii':Mll."d irn 22 1l>O'i'n~s F. Gree:ll', G afl.ille ~ Dlliker fuHrPWOO wi~>h &!11m>. (' pn~.'WIIt I 'l 28 Woode. [' .. . T he Faleons wer e ahle t o st'ore on ly 15 poants in the first ~It ;md lra LI('d at that point by 34-15. 1'he l::llack.s poured it on an the third per1od as lhe y raced to a 62 2'7 advantage at the end or that TP I ~(~ 7 ' 1\~ 1111 ~ CI~M". !lin 90W 6f 1a. FT FG H Pilildl•ii!Y. C I ll1~1 ·~ ,j l] lf' V A RS ITY l:ast.rn r; 1W" t ) \'• l Hnl H I ~ .t o ei191bl poll••'·: I " I 11]1!..., ()() I •rl .J7 "tl ,,r dM< 8J.d of l h r- tjr•••d r> ' I ~ ·I ~ Nl · ~\(> rrurrl•h Ol l J "' h ' h ('. . ~l,h' IH 'I I l .. t ••kJ'II " ' 111 I i i ,,] . .111d t n !Uht • V,o"-' ~11 1'111' h0'11 1 ·•• :l 2 ~ ~~ "I' 10 l b~> l•t •I..,U !H I Ik 11 . ~lid li t 2 (') ·~~ p Ull a111d ('bSh . 1', ,., 1r, , ,, ., h ()() I' 1 .._,,:~ 11 · RIJ('IIIII.' Ri'ebcl. C tilllJ fo'~! ] ~ •l l) ''l h t h1T 1tl 11 11':1 ' " 1'1'1'(1'\r~od 1)'1 ~ 1 1n for· " '' lr" 'r :"(1 m :ll'"~' 11 T h-u['6;1[la} h~'il'!i Bcrylm, G .I WhU H:S:kh r; ~~ 'JI!t)i.nt W11ll1 10 1rrark1 I" r•t ' 11 1 11h!' r 1 I •ol 1 ' .II" ·. I)II' oil I 1•1 rlw ll\o$M( hllkJ lanod rrrltmV'CO<I Epple, F t1 SCot mg 11} \lUnr· ter·s 80 PI Plc•,1su nt t!J 15 2B 18 · BO ' Wu homa 7 8 12 20 · 47 Ofril.'wl s· Stt•wnrl oml Hofr . I''' o11o! S ,111• I ; l ' ](Ill !·~ ,.,] , lord 'hlltlltll,\( 12 '" f n II p••l!l1 , I•• W i lli ] ',11 <•11 f' (~Wf' l l, .• h: l riH I · ~ :!· IH •h:rrl Arllllms f I I' 'I 47 a(l~·r ~hi'S I H.-w·mu 1lo e:x.~JOmi ~ 41twv look nn 82-62 win O'V('I" a !l('r<~PP\ H.1utn .'IO.n~ f~£> 't'bat <:a w '~itll,l •• .Jimmy ('l1lnp, ~O I 'C 40 ••f I h 1 ' ' llriN~b Ta\(n!,l ,, , v,, ,,. " '' I r l'lll'll' b!;liih 11 ' I 1''111' •1 1' < ' 11]1!'0] ~lill I 1 1' • 1 " ll fW"Il out ~, ., ~· '""' ••f ., ,. B wi·nl' qwJ1ol · .. 1 \'. ·rou•;,•h opre ~< .•t ' 1 1 ~" 1 · •r and Bob \' •11' ''" " \ ' 11 ~ t ook·' ' 'f\" " '" ltih f' f •n •I ", I · I Wa h1ma !47] n O·l 16 1~·37 (1 . hy Afl.lll ll'l' 'i\"\\'('riii iii iii•!'IIT\Io .Jl r..a~ Nom ftacione 0 (, nousli 0 .A e.:;,_·r :f> AJt r:S rER V-IYF ;Aii!J .li/51 A80J'T. A .~ MANY roul .r rrl! 1\1 \t• l \\~ 1!'1' lr l HI p••lrol 1• tw .. ..: • ..ll o " "" "I 0 ~7 !Jf' --I-f~ '\fo'ltWiie in i•OO ~J"\'Ie luu.-J"Ji.•v Ra - I ••t" 'clrift II.OO'k a hard fought 4~44 wm Bobbf Uwldt' 138. Kansa1 Cit)' 1to pptd. Leroy Ka}o Carlf'r. 140, ctntl...,. nail . Ohw , 4 Over Wahama White Falcon .AA'i'RC4 l 1•1d ~. ~" F1a - Al 1.... drPw5 t63 St Minn•• out.I)Oinl••tl 8 1ll y KllgorP, 160, Wl,lml. Pla . 10 KANSA.'i CITY. Klt n. - \Big Blacks Roll rfo Easy Victory p ,: t,f' q <; t• •l • ttu ... 111. l. DUtSYl llE; ' f•""n -;•,E At.~ ­ rnd I. rol ,, T l T' m.J< r~m :rl !!w t ' tid •d t h , ., q1t1t Mt•.:UJ [)(>vMI '> ]),l ~t n ~.li l t' ,~,.j ,,I,.,, . . TYR.A • By Alan MMr h'J I0'5 SUP.€ i .:J GET Sofl".t: Co Y<: 1,...,.f R->1 .,..,oll County C.l'ORS B bfJSki'thaR ~mlllrM"\' ,]"~ n igbt ~--h •lln Ntsy wm •IYI't \'tci'Uir~ 0~ s,-.:'()rNI •tx.lf unh 111 d1 t• I> 1,,r.,• th H<rt .m' t•i!Jht·rl 111 ' ' ''li t ' I 'fhe. Pt[iddW>Ipmt Yt'l!low Jac:kc_•ls Jnt)vM 00 the fi, liaii.!JI .of 1llht• M_lt·t!,!'- hrol"''h ""'"h.a CII~RU£ • • At Monday Evening Gathering .. .' -":;·1·...· 69c YOUNGS Ct)(' fiB Uur.n·:·!l 5G DrT'aal 9 1 L·r•v;'S Ool 77 SOUTHWEST SMU 89 Hay.lc.r OR Tmra'!'> 94 ll.N.•t• 82 WEST Co lo "M ·ill~' ~ 11l7 Alir Ftr.·~e A«l. 72 Super Market DBLIGHTFULLY TRIMMED WITII WHITE STITCHING SAME IN WIIITE lo 31 ' ~ · ~ ··PERMA-LOK ··~..,, WPI ,., 1;rat ""' _ Interlocked at four vital pola.t1,1 ~R)IA-LOKs give you ""locked em" double shingle thiclmesa. 'lbi& Js!IEALI. !:t'.~n wind, Weather, BUll against JUIJf STI'AP ti~ILE COVEIASE SHIIiClES abrlw""7 ..t oolor sampla S.t.isfao:tioo (IUIIrlllloK Drop ;,.. IAiday and Jet ... ' alwaYs! HOGG and ZUSPAN MAfEJU.US, 11NC01tPORAtED · . In The ·ll•ari Of Muon Cily W. Va. Middleport, Oh;o . Phone SP ~-5554 5Wi5HER "" (dHSE , . " .. :r "-" 10 Uu o " 00 II 7-4 44 22 :12 41l 17 33 44 ' ~. ~ ' PRESCRIPTION ci'"MlSTS *Qu9lal10n by Henr y Dr ouk Adams - (l838-1Sll 8l ~:::::;:;;C;;o;;p;;y righl 1956§§(2~W~3~J~g~~~~~~;~~~~ " SPORTS !IOVNDUP ~E PLACIV. N. Y. UP - The Adlftlula~;ll: MU four-man bobsled ·~pW!Ithlp competition 1•11 favorite underwear styles are \Ui-II'WIY lodiY at the Mt. Van RC,. •nbtrll rup. The wlnnlnll 1~ will l>e awarded the Franklin ' ~~II"=·M:,:f:.;m_oc:rl::-o-:1Tr-::-o-:ph:;:y;:"- JIALT!MORE, MD. UP - .Rzultku Dick ~U• 111 end from RamUne Unl· .,.,_,,. who wet the sleOnd draft et.,lce or tht- Biltlmore Col\1, baa oliMd hlo 11116 National Football LtiQI 'eilntnet. with the elub. The JOf.pound Donlin led tbl!l tlftiU eoile••• ln PJIII rectlvtnl Ia 110, -.r.hllll 41 lor 480 yards. lWf FIIANCI$CO UP - The PI>Wilolploja Dileo and the San 'l'ariJ Ninon wiU meet In a JWWeiOOn exblbltlon football pmo at Saeromenl!, ~alii., on SoodaJ, Sapt. tl. TDI , ,... wlll ,.....u.o ~ the Forty Nlneri' ltlt ex· hlbltlo11 tilt betore the reau1ar ..uon OPIIll on Sept. 30. t$W ofOIIK UP - Vnbaalan ..., Cl~p. Whl.. l'lolill, N. Y". ~1. wllo Nllaliite\1 hi• lith w11i u a ,..reultmlll • ~ ~ " Dtnteadlo llondaf " '* alpod 1o mMI a~b· rMIIiu Gone l'lllltner or W•t ~or· daJi. Vlafi In a llk'<)Und bOUt ot lladlloti Squai'O"Oorun. Maroh i~ . .._. IMt• ' T"''" I"' \Yay. Alhletltlhlrh of Swln• rlbMd. flne ·combetl cotton llnlt by Wbon trotharl. G•nerous IPgth and tnut nt take 111 yanUtid<,.... choose. By the pound and Inch,!~':~~ blaPJt bundle of hlgh"powered adtlon eila IIJiil.-~olt1uinut ever ol!ered in Bukk'S'Iowest•prioed Series, )'OU hr raol tomfort, "85c Cutaway brh11ft knit• ted of ~na •comhed cotton, de.l;ned for tt~~t~for11n tie towu Ina BIG 'fue.D lllliu By the dollar sign, I(• l value !o big ihot Bnlck outsells other <111: Ill America ~,.,opt tw.. of the well-known smaller 011.,, •-Y action, ver.• 1up~ort. $UIO But not till you've put 'this rii!Jelluick S..U, to the road can you What l bfC·IIini performer II truly 15. "'"* Quarler ·leg btleh of fln• ·combed totten, elotlicoUy kniUed for ana 1/G-In lis slretch·out rooml~ess-ln Its sweep· lng beauty-in lb solid steadiness ••• You'll bow It b, ... lukway ICioa of 1 llG, most of oil, In the WilY It makes your money talk ••• ~L'I"* WtiMI"' lliw"poob of .,ow.. «!OJ4II..... hew Vahle l'ltcll Pyildow• tlat ~~tepa up pblw.,_..., inlloolllto~ofluat!oDo­ Ud-ID~~fora n~Oii tafr-p ..-. ,_ llli:ll. .... ~ locir ILe pedal You\! know "11 b, ;.- -.plole Dlaotay of a big Mr that bandlettliitt ~ion IJb 1 ""·~ rldea !lb. tJouCI "' tl.i blue. •N.w A.dotrnced Variable PUch DyiUI/fow Cs the onlg ~ Bukk bol/il. todo!y. It " ll<l•dmd •• lloodms.ttn, Super tmd Ctmflf"J- optloool at modelt ~ rolt on th111 SJWclol. WHIN eome from neglect? i ,.1 \ A-~~~. ... . IUkl IUIC:I Wl"f<lrll. ~ umt E.. ,. S.l.,... ••••••••••••••••••• 1'"" ' $ ti 5001. M"\'~· In servicing your BULOVA watch, we use only genuine BULOVA FACTORY PARTS Hu·rry, hurry and ,Y.o.u might win James steWart ol Mason, vis;rtoiil Janet an.d Jan(ce Nicholson, and Mrs. il:arl Oatst and ~.~~~1:~~: I AUTO CO. ' Ohio ' Pomeroy, 'Yll\li' preseQt car may win you one of ,715 hup cash and travel prizes I dav arternoon. Luther Tucker employed at umbbs , Ohio, visited Mr. and J!o~R'Il' 0tr"..,''i~bt 1 ·I The Clothing Cor'c,, Of Pomeroy 1 You will fil!d our service promDI: aad olil' chna:ct mod· ~tt. Come in aoon! ~ · ON TV • I IJG-llla\'a tUM!&!ldlhldr: Mew. •• , m. ;;; ;~:.; "«'ia·;o;.····~ t;tr '""''Of! ,•" •, '\V;;.. your watch ...... attiOUiiii, i\10 il4ill* \!iii "you brins illo u1. Our watl::hnflk'M 'i re bi&lilY ~ iq,.terviOi.ri!J the fineat timepieclfi, lDd \}(e ~J. W\ "wte are of the higl1e&t quality! Maoy people make a habit oll.ulnl .." ~"-all Wiitl in1pect their watches replarly't\tetjr Wft. "'ii!Rft"Mo low their eiample and ov~id cOI'tty i'l!'lr bUr. that You11 know It by ~ iDcl purring might of t M!!~&l'llcli VII ~'ifilt $1.25 Yom watch de'seM~ a sk ill~d expert's care: Come In - sobn -and let this Buick ;poak for 1tself. We think you'll8nd it sweet listening. tb•"• comfort1 •cuy fl1. I called on Mrs. Evelyn N Sundav. Mr. BObby Stewart, from Mason, eallf;!d on his . Grandfather, Andy l!t.,.a~l. retentiy" M'"r. ana. Mrs. J .- Cbllder!, MrR. ' ' Like lo win a barrel " f,~l of money? Then hurrY! Just a few days left in Plymo•1th's lal\(l(ous $150,cloo Lucky Motor Number Sweepstnkes" First prize, $50,000. All you do is take proof of ownership for your 1950 I \ SSO,OOO 7,5 PRIZES-SlSO,OOO IN ALL! ht prh:e-$50,000 2MI ftriU-world trip ht .,_. ~ elr, ,lu. $5.000 1nl pri'••-$5,000 ··~ UTH P!lu-ft,SOO "' ' - Sth prht:e-$1,000 .50 prlzu af $500 . 7S "i:t" •' $250 100 JlfiUI Of tiOf 555 ... " .. of ,,. i ,: ' Tht - tut•s 1o1n1 P'-" wllfl 'the Ye11111 In Ktitrt , ' .' "·' • �-- Page Six • • .'I"· 4 ..... The Daily ~entinel, P~ro-tMidd::.le:!po::=:-rt.::,:-:O=::h=:lo:=-:-------::-::~-:::::::;:--:;-;::::::--;;-- ---:--::--..:,.W:..:e:.:d::..:nesdoy, February 22, 1956 --::W=:-:ANT ·-::-::=--AD:-=-·S c:-I-·----,Z=-I::-:0:-:-N -'----'------'-NEW HAVEN SOCIETY By Mrs. W111i•m Cook PURPOSE CLASS SIYitNC.- CLUI For rent-Exttldlon Laddera, 1 Mr~. LJ:ene Arnold an_•! Mrs.! The Purpooe Clais of St!. Paul 's Thl' &-00 Sewh)g Club met Feb. Scaffold Board.! Dro Clotha. 1 Manu <" .Swauger, were l hunday Lutheran Ohutch met at~ !home t+uh at the borne of ~~trs . J . I. Clintoa Fisher, 'llliddl~port. , dJnn<'l' !:llelil~ of Mrs. lyle Hysell Iuf \firs. WU)iam PoW\.'1.1 ·with Mm. St~'Waf1~.. Abtendli.ll'g wei'!' !1.1rs . L P!loae 626!5-X. 11 -1-U ' or Kmgsbury Road. Drunalrd Brown and .Mn.. Mwy C. Roush, .Mus. W. T . !:>'ton,e, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. l..a.wrence Smith West as CO-'~ . N 0 Wen, Mrs. Do.n Smtth. Mrs. For rent-Electric: wallpaper of Rutland, were Sunday evenmg I SOJ'~ptune and ~l:!r was by H.flrm~n La')'De, Mrs Otte RoU6h, ateamer. Clinton Fillhar', Mid- visilors in the home of ~!r . and ht:-s. PQweH to.nowod by t!he 'See· Mrs PhiHp Wo~port. Mrs. H. A. dleport. Ph. 62M--X. 11-1-t.f Mrs. Willi«m Cook. >l'E!til"ry and ~·s replll'ts. Ar· Andrew!'!, 'Mrs. H~ Juhlinfi(, 'M rs Mr. and Mrs. Jfury Hannahs of Nolos were gWen by Mrs. Ph!Jip R. F. B.r:yqmt. Mrs. rr. A Batey, Very desirable first floor APART- PonM"roy. were f'rida y dinoer 1 Wd•plrrlt. Mrs. Howard WaceDh.a!s aDd ~11-s. A. D. Hume. MENT. Automatic gas furnace. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond and M:r 19. Mantin Clbll~. Call 611D-J. 12-22-tf A rno ld . Cur.b ·ID samples were s~·n METHODIST 2 FURNISHED APARTMENTSMrs. William ~ook visited Mon· and di-~ by II: be fi'I'IOUp. ~A busines!! meel·inl!: of a group One 3-room; One 4-room. All ~ay afternoon w1th Mrs. Clarence · !!'!e9hmen1'S WEi.l'lf' ~ to t:l le of 1\'k~·hodist mombers W"d'S re· I utilitl.es furnished 1 UNFURN- ..,w~cuger. grou-p fol!QW!ed by shd.eti shown .~ Be-lid ;mel d p-1 r ISHEJJ 3·room APARTMENT Mrs. ,JU.ymond Arr.Jld was a by Rev. Rarlll-000 Peters. cnrh Y f · "-' n : a~. aflBth "1" 1 1 Call Home Restaurant, 6034-X, i Inner guest cdne8day, of Mrs. , d' " ' Kingsbury Road. Middleport. 2·2Hilc. Carl Scherbarth, AUXILIARY Mr. and Mrs . l:larence Swauger, Two FurniJbed 4-Room APART- were business vi.sitors in Athens, The \\'(Jil1U):'5 Auxiliary mcl. on KENTS, ae-w furniture. UtilltJea Wednesday. Feb. 13 at t-he Legion Ha1L Tile paid. 6044-M. 8-20-tf , Mr. and Mrs . Charles Arnold, .!}roup wtlil' buy a ref~raWr Wr la nd daughters, Dorothy Martha dotlo!' fttaU· and wi!Jb llhe Jtelo of rt.he 4 F'-!:1~ 1a~d Mary , spent Sunday ~fternoon, Legion they wm also pureha6e a A batlh ..~.. mont ~ wllh the R~ymond Arnold family . oot \VIater .tlank. ~~~ an~ d • -ll util't "' · Harry Htndes was a week end Pkms were- made !oc i'hoe IAllion U1r.l urnaee on a I tes guest or h 18 · M . b.irtbday dimJ6r for ,Miareh 12. paid, Phone 6128-X. 2-2-30tp p aunt , r~. Bertha The Gold ooam which rtost in I _ 1 ,owneH, of Pomeroy. SmaJII: BUSINESS PLACE for rent 1 'paul R eibel , of Atheru, was a the membenlbip co-nt.e51t, i'BVEI a ,a t 660 s. Seoonid AYe .. 'M!idclt'e- 1 weekend guest in the home of Va.J.e-nli:oe paor.{iy f'Or llhe w'inn~ng .p ort. lnfluire nm door. 2-20-3tc 1 Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Swa ua:er. Bl1ue wam. MI>s. N:tl~R~k Rowih 1 won- 1'h e door prize. fS::_::::.::~o!;/:~; ham Olrnd ~ ~ - '11helma ea,petwm gaove the~. SHOWIR 11he group wUI t:•k•· a ~ pooi18l Easter ofl'UI'"ing v.•:hn t, will be for . •::i•atfled Ada 13Ctm.d bfltl .\.. Ill. wlU be putili&beo. Ul• ~~.me daJI u recdved. M.aw: 2. c:eatl ))et wvra. OH lDaertion. Miaimum charJe ~t centa per word for thrH - · ~ea~tive iDaertlona. I &pecial--oue awutll lor 25 ceota pee word. full raLe or z ceou per •urd will be chara:ed for advertising if not I pud tor Detore tbe I.Otb oJ ellcll mouth followiq . in.se~ion . Q-run~ w AGv~---{Shoilld _bfl reported J.JIU.;edu.~. The Daily Seat.lnoll will Dot be respoo&ib1e lor more ......... one wcocrec 1Dt . ...ruoo. ..._ ..ro. \11 Thi.DIU. and ;&pt'Cl&l Nubees o' Ji.:Yet&LI prlDted at reeu· Jar clJiJaille<t tMlPa. Obltuartu publi,lhed at 1 ea.t per word. :.ilarj:ed Adl rectlYed by Dlli1 or telepb.ooe pvea care:fLll IU6aUon. '., ! I 1 I can Three Are Cited I· f or overJoad"10!!: --:--:: WANTF-D AT ONCt; in, Pomeroy mt>n to Keil consu":'crs everyday NOON LUNCHEON h uuse hold nt!ce!ll>l tll'S under our Soup, sandwiches, salad, pic and fadory-to-home plan . l'' ull or coffee. United Methodi.sl Church, part time. Earmngs baSCJd on l'' rHJay , February 24, 11 A. M. to Sale8. Wri te Rawleigh's, Depl.l ' 2 J>. M. Home orders filled. OHB-840-778, Freeport, Ill . 2-22·2tc 2-22-ltp 101 1\UIU :l<Jie~ 1956 STUDEBAKER PICKUP, Uke new, 8300 aotnJatl milO:!, $13~. Jtmmy PantOll!', !Middleport. 2-18-6tc 193:l PONTIAC station Wagon, fubey equipped, $1093. Jimmy P~. M'i.dd:lepw'lt. 2·18 6tc -,..... ....... - 19" PLYMOUTH, never 0.1 iVUl OY"8r ~ m-ph $1096. Jimmy Parsum, Middilepcrt. 2- IB 6tc i. Ww--Looo Dl~aetrt.nar'a, g!'.fteD nntsh, $777 . Pomeroy, Ohio. 2·1861'C ----- - - - ---c-- lt~ldmaster Rl· Like new $1577 . Pomeroy, Ohlo. 1008 BUICK VB YeliWk Coupe, B!Ja(~~r·a, 2-186tc -'------ 19DO PONTIAC 4-door Do!ux So daft $417. Obio, BLII.~trtlla-r'o, Pomeroy, 2- 18-6tc 19D0 STUDEBAKER Convcnl.ible Oaupe, $277. Blaallln~~r's. Pom ei'OJ". Ohio, 2 IS-61c 1004 DF.SOTO V8 4 door CWitom Sedan $1677. BJ'aet.tnai"l!, fl)m woy, OMo. 2-1B-6tc liHU 1MERCURY 2 door Sedan $377. Blaeblnar'a, Ponwroy, 0. 2·18 tit< !ompleto WHE~ ·----- - )lc{luilou·· CHA!If. SAW, m<><ltl 33···= · mootm, Qid,,. " ' - • 20 lbo. ' coii•M il><u!t pools r..- II~. . Call Muoo SP a 3?81 2 I.. ?ill., . - - Von ()oooey, 2-17-IUp ·-·- ----to the blgh u o Cl rdh Ewa• M'~. _;v"-•. games itnd' 'hefd rdre9llm€lll'!.~ . Attending wer-e J·u dy Fro/, Sbaro.n Knapp, Phytll'i,s Sabey, Kility Brown Glen Jtoo,,.h, Pe~ Ohli rtogt1r, Pa.ul TRACTOR SALES S•lu 214 W. M•ln St. s.t-Yice At Machine Shop POMEROY. OHIO Six ye1r old HOLSTEIN COW Bu~ines~ ServirP< , 20 I MENTH, wi1h •.,.,_ lac. -lloo - We !l('rvire and repair all make Sewing Machines, rental machines. $6.00 per month. Phone t1314. Si nger Scwii'JC Machine Co . 187 N. 2nd Ave. Middleport. ' · - -- IF 2-22~01< . PI..ASTEfUNG Sec 2·22-3 le -~_-=-::=,.­ Phone 200. Cleland Appliantf" Store. 118 W. MaJn St., Pomerov 2-2::1-t t . reliable radlo .~TV repair, eall 6046-J, We aervJce an ror makes. Scbmnllt Mlddtepo"· Ohli>. Appllan.,., . 310¥. A. NEW HOUSE, Unllll' Brownell A••·• Mlddlolleuoliablo. bone IIOHl·l?·lf JIA. SAVI: LEGION Se"ice Station POMEROY, OHIO THURSDAY MARCH 1st ...,!>\"' _ ,_ _,N, ...'leeOUT ~. 0' tfM !l!!ll. ... w J. ., GilT . .UTTL! N!WS ~· .~ }EAH?~ . ·' •.- - --. pert Technld&DI. Phone 8284 l' Middleport. 6-15-tf ----'RIDAY'S RI,AIJl SHOll! On Your Dial In GoHipolia By ERNIE BtiiiiOIILLEI SU.fi.E ---11\!HAT ABOUT IT '? ·' INSiiRANCE AGENCY ' . Plio.' Aotoinolollo, •Moollh '· I ACCIDINT Lila, c..ualty and loMt Joltli , .. l,.l,7U _-.- - CotC-V-6 CotP-V.. Cot C-Sis Cot P-Si& In MIDDLIPORT, OHIO "36-M PHONII All 1231 Leoal Notices m1l l.tt~ rca~pon8lbl(l for any IIM,376 ...... .M 262,870 ____ ._ m.tn 845,163 _____ _ _ ' 334.640 .• - .. -M? ,301 New Dealer's D·EAL F R EE NtW Holl•nct - 4 Ttn Wqon with NCh new btler ~aid In FtbrutrY .. · Fulton • Thopw~psan II l . I · .• CAR '•mentY• Ohio ~~~=;,;;;::;;;;:;::;;,;;;;,;;;=;:;;;~ Our CONS1PERATE PERSONAL ATTENTION Accompanies Every Service WI FAll YOU OP aURDINIOMI DIT AILS Trevy·Finsterwalll Funeral Home Ph...,. 215 .,. .' \ J'·'. ''., ..... •. ··~·· . ,. . ' ' ' '· -~· 461 S. Third St. ·, Middleport. ' ,, . .. ~ , ON.LY YOUR FORD DEALER HAS USED CARS AND THUGK.._. ' I ROI,>NEY DOWNING Real Estate Broker S!RVlCI cu ntracted by non nthrr I h1n myat:!lt McDaniel. • "· !'YOUR• ' SUNRISE TO r . SUNSET STATION; 990 ~IFRIGERATION-SALUAND d('h1 ~ ..... N'T-1/ QUICK- SEHV!CE on Walef'. Rfr. pairing by FlctOl'J' ' Trainer' watchmak nr. couJits. ~ ' LERS. l'rmeroy, ,· l.a.t.f ' ---:..... ......._ and ·a:ar- I will d\ool~ OF Yo11 have something To Sell, Trade or An· no11 nee, Let A Daily Sentinel Display Ad ar Want Ad be Your Representative. -They Get Res11lh- vtrall W11lkcr Rac!lne, Ohio. Phone Letart Fallll-2303 "Ill' MlddloporL Ohio. l'booo l ,u.tt L'IL Want to lalowwhy the Ford V.S is tht world's largest-selling elght1 Jwt nudge 1 V-8-powered FOld into acllon when tho traflic light change.. W-<K>-s-h .•• you're oot in front! Md in OilY '56 I'Oid Fafrlaoo or Station Wagon model, you con have the mighty FOld Thunderbird V.S, aa the otandard eight. It's the most pawerfUI mi'glne ollered in any low-priced car, at no · ertra coot. Try a FOld V.S ood see wby the Ford V-8 oullold ·its two nearest low· priced competitors combluedl 2-22-l!Otp 1·27 30tc APAltT· THE '" . 115 1. ,_,.. 11. 1'1rono 61 Pom..-oy, Ohle fOR UELlABLE PAINTlNG conta<"t Ri chard C. Wilt, 232 S. f<'oul"l h Sl. , Middleport, Ohio. o•Y. - -- - - - - - : 1 Gw:; y-;ii.;-;;;,,-y.;IUIAL"";t-;. ' 20 1:1• 1n~uronce 9-ll,Uke l'lcw,.prtccd "'";.~~:f~l COMPLETE tnauruee ·Prftt~lf'o. Phone 811~- .... ____ Life, Auto, Fire_ Polio. C.U DoD 2 ll'lve roou1 George and Mike HackeH ANNOUNCES OPENING ' ~ · . ---·- • • f • • • • ~.: Page ~ '-~ ~ 'Ji: jf.'• •I ,. ,. . Underway>TO<~Wicwe ~/ ..'.!' Nixon From l956.GOP Ballot '- MAX WARD · - - ·.- :-:-:::-::--- · -- Pt.one 637"'X, Mldclle"rt For Rent ' ,,.,,~~ JUNK CQ, calf by aide, fre1h 0 daya. ~~.~~r.l '>o~nosnc and CommmJals. Ne• 1nd lltDtle. Curie Jl . ~ md u,~ed equipment. 7 year" Pomeroy, Rt. 1. l'huoe tull time experlenef!, bale• HAY and 50 R. D. FIFI IIJIIIOIItATION. 45 WHEAT STARW, QO.OQ. . . ;-r>-- 1-.,..-=== - ""-""--======-""=-~-.,..-""-,.."'~-'========,....,~=~====~ --- 14-- 1 k d' 'w"".·,'d'IM!~-~~ng· Save Maney Buy The Best PbODe &10 ~ tiOBAP IRON - rarALa To be ll(lld BJaettnar Auto Company, 640 Plum St., Mlddle~Htrt 28th, 1936 at 10 A. >1 .·-u•nc i Wr ll.epa.Ur lHe\·~~o,ru, W~IK'!!"fi , 1M9 2-door Sf!dan. By R. Swc-~pnll!i and Jo\mnitum. Grl ndl t>y, Sr., Aacnt. 2-11 30t<" 114 I LIVE WIKE The I Jiv-e Wire aha~ met a1 .t'h ~ FULTON· THOMPSON pl~ey etl lOid ...... """" .: ,wE SMI'(II F;\MILY OHIO VALLEY FA!> ••'l!i'fd!/t'"' bl<Jrk - · fur· FOREMAN t. ABJ!O'IT T.'V. 'li!J!I· n · Alii<> ....... ond 11>1 In VICE All moketfi!Oiiil....r;~. ·l!l* · )liddi!>P<ri. Clyde Pomft-oy, ·-nt. 2. box, w ===========:. - .. 1'1'ROCITURAL. J. BEAll8 AUGNMENT RADIO & TELEVISION SERVICE 191 , For Sale ilh.e SOf'VIed Ito the many guests. -=-:=c-- _- - - - ·- balancl na: and brake tervlct. Rackaltl' Safety Service. West Mala. Street, Pomeroy, Ohio. Pbone 267. 1-1-tt v~mm.c E. C. Rid· dl~, ~ - K . J. Scott, Mn. ctiff 19')6 • "' WE BUY ro•mdhr• oountlos. Stea dy yeac-, around work. Contact C. 1•. C'musc, Lowl!ll Trailer Court, Midrlleport, Ohio, evening!! 7 to B. 2-2 1-3tp - ----· ~- 8 8 1 Auto Services a ond ........... ' ....t .• (21 J keol Estate 1947 cl!IlviioLET, Radio -~~~~~­ ' 2-21 -31c L"r, iOOd tire&. good paint $295. _ .. _ __ --:---c:-:---Jl.mmy fia.MOM, Milkllepont.. MEN t n work In Meigs a nd sur2. 18 tnc. ---------1951 CHEVROLET BeL Air Coope ~bad RolPh I DOG, black and white wtth blue tick8, male, answers to ''Jim," losl near Brad· bury. Call 61:.!0-M , Howud Dailey, MlddleporL 2- 2 l-3tc ~ Ref~mts ~e UPSIDE DOWN Accordiug to .the :report: · Paul .MeWi,IHaJll,$, 49, 1-tamden; CJ~nt.un Zerk.)e, EJIIen Fay Half':r~cy end Ccnger. 62, F)w~ngton, 1100 ChwJcs R<lUBh_. ___ _ _ _ _ _ Conger, 32, Ewington, 'at'~ to '<~'P · pear before . o,\fayor E. F. Robinaon, Frida')'Jtven.ing · LEGAL NOTICE . Claude Thomas Weaver-, resld. ·· ll)g aL Bo" l::t, Rural Roo.te No 2 Boy -or .gL:nJ. wanted for nflWsp.8p"'' Timberlake No~h C I' .. ' aro 1na,Ann 1~ ·route lion Roo.me. __ _ _2_ . tB_' 1r ·he-reby noUfied that June Girl or woman for hom1ework, Wcavor, a mi nor by ·her next live ln. Contact Dorothy Cow- friend, Velvey Keys, haa fiJ.ed her dery, Lon& Botlom , Obio. 2-18-6tp I peti.tio.n a,gainst ,him for dlV'llr'Ce .,.,.,.,.::,:-..:..:::.::.~=- -I .a-nd al!mony in Case Number CAN YOU USE EXTIIA IMONEY? 112,377 of t he Common PJ:erug Help meet tbos6 monthl.y pay- Coum of Meigs Counly, Ohio, and mentl on your .borne, ear, TV, that saJd cause will be far 'heaTor IOOlher ob]i;gatiorni. Make $3!1 ing <>n ·or atter .t,h e 17th day of do $M a week tn spa.re time Mlarch, 1956. .supplylng c~N~SUIT~ers in Pam&JUNE ANN WEAVER, a min-or iJ'Oy w.irfih Rawlet~h Prood!uc!s. by her next of !!l'i.em:l, VELVEY SI'IHt ltmrnediMely , Wrt'i4e R:awKEYS, p,Jainliff. •Hnp'.fl. Dept. Olm 840 312, O'BRIEN AND O'BRI EN Freepot¢, Till, 2 20 ltp At.tur,neys for Plain•Hff. {1) IS, 20 : 12) I 8 15 22 61c WOMEN- Earn big income plus · -- great priztll reprcscnl.lng Avon Cos metics, full or part time. - -- _ ·---:-Interview& h eld at Shamrock !For .~ale ·- Two-story frame house Molel. Pomeroy, Fehruory 24th, With bath, automatic Colemnn at 1:00 P. M or write Elea nro aas furrJace, ve netian blinda and Brandel, Box 946, Portsmouth . garage. Phone 62ft1..X -~~:I I ENGUSll SETTER group P. E. '. ,.,.. .,., Mn. Dexter Erwin. Redforrn wilil be gut'St Help Yo11! VALENTINE PARTY Mkss Lclah P.owcll em.·t"r''tl&iined her Sunda:y Sc'bool class Wii·th a Va'loentine pa•ney- at he:r ilom~. ·ThCI the Building Fun.d . l' r l""'t'n•t were ~fn~. Nrumie John.iun 'MI.L-s. Geo. Jewell , Mnt. Howm-d BWTi&, Mrs . Ev ..... ~ .- p)ay. 1 o1~b~,wn~=Alh='"'=·~Mo=o.=Ot=ho=Llev= · :':""::· a!ilSi'!'t~ng. ed dfngand pr-izoo won Cameo; lJ.y w.ene MM. Amy Dodson., 'Mrs. ~tCJt' Grirutead ood We'll 1 161 Lost & Found Mn. D. L. Dud- DO YOU SOMETIMES FEEL 117) FARMALL TRACTOR OWNERS -.,,-Oid you know yuu could save 20% Man or Woman wanterl to handl e -or more on part6 by hllving you. MoN ... Pcoduots full oc spno tractor en11ine overhauled be time. Opportunity to m11Ke $40 1 ·. u lore March 1, 1956? Also aak a day. No experience necessary . Tohroe pe"J"Wns were ei.oted ,Mon· ~tboul uur spe(ial on p&intin~ Write McNESS (: OMPANY, 120 d<~y for CBil'!J'I)Iing '8'11J overload on ~od tuneup . Mei&s Equipment E. Clark St. , Fre~port, Ill . a pooLed hlghWiay, .thl! OhiQ Pa· ... o. !'bone 94. 1 ·3 · 481.~ 2-22-ltp trol ,repor:ted. !NCOME TAX SERVICE. Call ~lluklleport 6275. 2-a-t.l w~tb MR. FARMER ;F:. :n; I Help Wanted M.ork shoWII!:r i .":::"':"'::•::•peo==-=·m=~=-"="'~·:':::':'==·=-~=~~~-·~=~=~=·=·= I I I !\lotiGes ~'111':'1 . Or"ill Bay.,s rf's<'6rlt1y ,hon orOO M.m. Leonard Fi c>l<ti wlt:h <J --Mo. Mro. F · - Fry · - k .. ~. LAr· ... lo&o.A. U...ld .' Wednl!';day, ~E'bruory �' --·--- - ·. • '"he Dailv Sentinel. Pomerov-MI(!dleoort. Ohio Chic n' Charming The Daily Sentinel County Interdenominational Youth Rally Hears Dr. E. A. Hanson At Christ Church • Deanor S. Schaaf, Middleport Society Editor luci11e Be&rh.:i Haw_)dns. Pomerov Societv Phone 607Q ~F.:!di!_!'t!!o!:;r~:]P!:!h!!!o~n!!e~6244~!._-=~~~~~-----­ MIDDLEPORT SOUETY I which a .oeihicken dfn.n("r wae; t9t'II"V· l -t-d tiD .tlbc chw'Ch d V! in:R: room. 1~he afllernocm se..~i.on opcru>d wirt:h a 'WIOI'8hip SICTVice c:onduct.ed by MrB. Joshua J-ack.wn of 'ML ·~ . illoild Mea JQ]m J-Wwki.n'-5 Jr. wm.l daughter J"'61U'J1l(>d Tuesd a-y Zion Ohuroh, Rut1&od, and Mnl. from an ove11rrigllt vi~1t witlh . her Ca·~ie Bank!~ o( Naumi Churoh, siosror, Mrs. J _ E. W~OOn and fam Pommuy. The chfldrenrs band un- tly of Springfield. der <the direction -of Mrs. AmCild •MTs. Chanles Slh.wer. Upper RiebudJ, Mt. 3furiah, Middleport, R.i'ver Road, GelllipO)U;, G:allia Oon · pr<C'!Soeniled a progl'lalll of SClJlliS, tacl Chaimlan -of Gard...""n Ou b~ recitlM:ions alld SCf'ipture readings aecompef»ed Mrs. Rubert Reibel , and !tOO Hatrtie Jaekson. G1iild Leadintg OJ1eck, Regional mroctor under illhe Wectian of Mn~. Oro {)f tbe Oh'i'o AS<JOOia1iOfl· or GarVtney of F~ Bapti11ot 0101.18ter, den Clubs -to- the Feb~a.r-y moot· presen.tm a program of oonogs end in:g of ilhe Ji'l!'lencb C11'Y Ga.r·den a Bible quiz. mub in GaH~Iil.oi 'Iluetld'ay. Mm. Oartr~e Cas.-.oll, il'liCW ooun-j •Mr. a!ld Mrs. Grrant Mlvntgom c;Lor for lt!he Yll. ·Moria!h Guild {!f'Y ·and tia-mi)y 1have movf'd to whldh WillS ·recern~·Y -~ .the Eliberfekl. property . He i:-~ :t!>· was ·inbrodw..'f:'d. - ~ solo, "Mus 16 soci<~·IOO wj!tlh the K.rogru- Super· Ail 1.'he Wotld 00 -Me" was pre- tnaT'ket mt"al d<'Pi'll'·t:mr.nfl in Pom· .sen:ted by Mrn. ~'liar)- Emma Woods croy. . . . of Mt . Zion. I Mr. 'l~nd drw. Wrllia m Millf"'' A panel' discu.ssion w~ held ·have mov-ed to ~~~ ReynoLds aon ·tlbe lthcone with Mn. &Cha:'<h par•! men! (rom tlhe Comol! Van'l·-c as ·leadHfT •aOO ~h. John Wamer "apartm \"IJt. of R!ltlband, Mrs. Gladys Vmey, I ·M·rs. Dave fo~arll'VE"t' arud dau~ll Ghou.ster, Mm. Katlheynl ~. t·er, Mors. An11lw:r Skinner. lcrt '-tidldtepo.nt: and Mrs. W•iiMm this moomilng for D.:~_v.ton wherC' Smibh of Forest Run as speailrerB. ~he y wiU vis1t •M r. am1 M·r s-. IYJn Dhit.ri'JI. '0Hic611S wore introduc- I J<~armer and fiami-liy wthli'le 'M-rs . 00 Jon.clud-i'ng '-111".<J. Dorollhy L.,->wis, Skinn•nr ~ Du-yi·11g jewl'-lry fol' ~he Btdw-edt, .prtt..-soidellt ; Mlns. H.el.~n Sanborn Jewei'I'Y S.torr . . LeAd\ Gl•owrt.en 5000nd Vice pr.c.Mrll. H. E. Cook accompan1 efl >ffMnt'; ,MJns. ..\l'ln·obd Rictwar..ts, Mr. and Mr .~_. John Stivers , a nd ·s~[t:•l~aT'y; MJ-:9. WiHiam Sm:jLh. daughter, Ga1l, to Columbus, 1ut!!'1 H.OO A. CASTLF. Rlnl( .!lupcrvisuor ~ 1 ( H:atit~c Jocklsoon GuliJd day, and wa~ ~ guest of ~cr_ broAlso$12 !1 Mrs. Ber-ni-<.·(~ Dol1den, Bldwt1ll , thcr, Rohcrl Bishop, and fam lly. 17.50 '\l'cdJini Rlna ,-rupowilsor uf f'hildncns hoand- W!ld Mrs. Vernon Durst. who 1lro ke Mrrt. Et·h.el Bouley , Gl()usl:er, pian- ~th arms_ r cec n~ly whe.n she fell, ll. HEATHER Rin11 3,0.00 f3l who pnovh:k .d mu t>iC ror ll.th c 1s rec-overln~ satHifa ctonly . Aho $1011w .2-iH ~nJ rrt' Mr . nnd Mrs. James Llo,\'d and in phtinum S.HIO 10 3'"0 ~ ,:;~.: •i•fllJioduu 1d. were B.ev. childn·n. Nick a~~ ·cathie. Belpre, \\ rd din1 Kina u.:.o Amtmcw Ylt~i·~lrl', Rulbmd -<md Hev. werc bu~m_e~s VISI~ors here T011'B· 11 . E. lla.r r.i·~. l'nm oroy a•llo(l Rev. I dav nnd VIsited h1s par(•nts, Mr . u Ch-o 10vc Mhl ·oo F·~oeh of bbe I und Mrs . Bruce I.loyd an~ fam1ly . P gq. " 1\Ir. and Mr N. Noah Ila~k1ns ~pen t dl-ffimi-at. offi-cc 1·~ an..-.1 Ill '(' omini~oors the past weekend in Culu mhus. -"'P(Iko b!lfcny unrl 7\-'1\'i. Ardelia For 'Your Jo"dy hrlde, wilh her brother and sis\CI'·in·law. c.:hoosc the fastidiou s de• {irnlwm. Rull llnd , •a past pwsidunt Mr. und Mrs. Cline Matthews. wtt~ t>~<lfl i'n~rod u ccd . aig11 and heirloom qualf'r{'(\ DeWees, 0. E. McKinlfl)' ity of A ~enui.ne re~is­ and L. D. Hartinger attended the tered K cepsakeDluuond PLAN LENT&N EVANGELISM Mf'iJ.( ~ Co unty Men's F'ellow:;hip Ring. We arc proud to 1\f-v . 1.. A. li:HI!g'l''roLt•r -nwl: wj1th of th(• C'hur1:hes of <,; hri st. in Pom offer a hoe collection o{ ·tho Lommi'ssi10n on EVOWJ.gc1i,;:m eroy, Monday. They were reprc. Keepnkts, in a 111.·iJe : ~u,l MPmOOI\'lhip wt He~ttlh Mct'h-o- senl<~tivc~ of lhc Middleport Men's rang co( stylesand prit:es. dl:ilt UhUol"t•h 'J1u1.Wa.v Wllw.n .pkm·~ Fellowship. llay Lanham, Mrs. F.arl Lyo ns, Come in and see tht•m wt•ro m:nk rcw V1s~Latioom ;rnd ~ corgc "•t oss 8/l< 1 t h ree so ns, M rs. .. , •• then choose with l'ulJJ,ic Ev;~fllgol·ilsm duriug t•h ~ Duni.Jar. Urove here Sunday aft er l .t· l~t ,,r• ~'-'''al!'iOJlo. A 'llt1aionilng OOlLr~ cooftdence. l wilt hf' 'h d d- Thurosday arnd' 1M1ao:"!Ch Mrs. R. C. L an ham, Dun Imr, wI10 ! 4-11 l~atH been S~el for l~ubHc had spent Reveral day s visl1i ng l-:\•;rnJ;l'ils'l!l. M:em'bcn.oo w~I be her sistc1·, Mrs. Jack Bt!chld. anrl •f'L'('f']VL,d ·UnltJOo ~00 ehuroh on f'.al·m family . Mr. and Mrs. JWndolph HumpSund~'.Y wPiih bapt.lt!lm oof i-nf.a~t s I' Q~H:I\OY . 01110 hriea, and lwG childi'Cn, who ha vt• un ~:u·slcr Soo"kioy. been living in lhe PraLl apartment on Front Street , muve<l this week to the Slruuss apaa·tmcnt on South Third Avenue. Mrs. Shirley Mills ant! ni~rc , , Mrs. lfarohl Ebwsbach vi s'ited Mrs. Mill's sister, Mn.' WPrren Children UoyK Bcrktihirc Arthur, Jackson, Tuesday and ttl CoUon Zlp-l'ly tended lhe funeral of Mrs. Frank Arthur. COLLINS JEWELRY I - the - ..-.-.the-- Hose $1. Women Sanlorrted Blouses $1. Size• 4 to 1% $1. 10 or $1. DlRECTOmE • INSPIRED it thle 1pr1ng, 1956, Otorp Car• mel ecat ot ''real red" imported hcpu.cklng wool tn b a 1 k • t Mens •W blte BLANKETS HANKIES 10 or $1. $1. Thurs.- Fri.- Sat. It Ia fully·lined with weave. taffeta and wtara.bte mucb of the year arour.d. POMEROY SOCIE'IY J o.wph Hood of t.Wi neiBVi.Ue vis· i<tl'd ilrt Ohi)birot!he Sund&y ~1 h Iu s lHJCle, CHff•ord Hr-00. l\11-r _ ·a nd M.m. J<~~m~· s G'Uin'Jher ;mr! -so.ns, Geonge and PMU•ip of CincHiil1•a!;l Wt~ we('kcnd gu'l\515 uf ·his p>;f!:c.nll!s, ·M·I'. and ·M:rs. 0 1·is Guin•\1/JCr . l\11'. Aln·d :Min'i. Em1l Hoffl'll!an aud rtaug~h!.N", Wnil, of 1-Iw:tfo.rd. WL'l'~ ·t;,UI'-'"' ' Sm~d8y Mrs 01 ~ ~ Gu·ilntl;hor. of Mr. and F'f'a·n k B. W ~ll . F.llli~m Uai'IJl'l'. .J,;I·I'k Rob~oo anld io~l wa1'1d Sta rk wrre .in Hun~liniton HloOOa.v .cven ~TJ>g ,tn -atot·end It b1~.det hal 1l •A'li!TIH~ . ·~11'~. Th.eoflor'C I.,C']H•w. •M1rs , \f<r.~ Dw~g h t Parker, •Mn~. C 1-'. 'llumpkino-;, Morn. F.. K B t'rt~nt aiNI Mrs J ~·d Web lJt,c-r S:·. eommi•i,h•t• nwmiJer:) .uf ~!J1Ltup -1wo· of .t he WSCS •o!' Uw Un-•te<l ·~fk•: hodiJtt Chun·h ffi('t 1\10o1~da,v rwmill'g at the r•hun·h t.o oomp\.<'!t.e •PI·~ ru fGr 11w n;wm lumlhron to be held Fr-i- d·a y. ''1-r. anrl ,:\fr,lJ. Wt.'Jlde·l Fn"l.·ker of II•<M'IIll' h-ad 11~ .t~eir guf"sh. Sttmiay l\11'1-l l' !'l~ckPr's dalJightf'f', Janloe Ilo_( l ~'h ;rn1\ Bng,:,::-~ ••nd Mr. and son Min;, c. E. Wc!hard. all of 1\1 1,•·• V ~ngionila Fis her <If Ohar· 10SI1.on was ,J•he wookend h·flr aunl, ~~ 19:J Nctt:ic 'Phay bnth l}t.i.Cillchxt 111 dioow ~W·vcn by .Mr. and 1 I guest of Kuebler. bi.rl1hday Mr.'!-. Sel· ollhl'1il' o\JPI1 Pythian Sisters ll!a.n')' •Bt Gatlhpolil's Sunday. Past Chiefs Meet Harry Barnes At Stace Home H · as Whiw .hnrmrinog l'he aocordial'li; United •Methodist P'LAN BAKE SALI The YQMg Adl.llit G&-B u£ lhe Federaoted Oluroh widl ·!Ja.ve a· bake salle Satl.ll"day .art .the Klq:el' Store oand rnembo:-s are reque8ted to -have .'bbc-ir baked -good':g lll't tnle AAi~sionary Group Meets Tuesday At Rhodes Residellce me.eNng. ~ FIREMEN CALLID Th< M - n t Floro Depa<lmm,t ~n~?pOOied •Utrt:Je damEt~E~ ~ ltlh-e-y Wtl:'o~ oanred to the ilio.mf of Mr..~. Ml.n:inle Mlensw.ar:'Jh, Mill St., '11oosday illll 8 'P- m. \Vest Virginia Village Will Observe Its lOOth Birthday -Febroacy 26, 1800, Ls: a date ~ sbwld: ·be Mnem~ b.y lllie pel)ljile of :Maoon r«" lit was on ibat. date, jwt: Ollie ihtm~ yean Ill' ...,. oomlllg ~. an A.Cit of ~laD WAIS pused by' lt!be Virlginia ~b]y mak·Jna: ~ ·settJlWl'lelltJ an. itbe Ohio RiVer -an~ towm The El(ICa~a Circle or <Jbe Jl. H . Sanborn ·~issionaey Soc-i-ety 00 ~ Fl~t Daplll:t Obureh .m e(! tuctS:;lay evon•ing at t.tte ·bam~ ot MN;, C. J. fthiJdcs 'N~tlh Mrs. Georlglo McGhiCJe -Ul~ 'Mrs. Jdhn Ma,-er al!l hClll ~ea. In •llbe ai:Jooo.r..e of ~the T. F . lfaowkli'ns. ISieCilellacy, -prei1lded d\JNDi ltlhe btwinruls ftCSii:OD. Slhe read ·a .poem .to 'Ope'ft· .tbe meetmg an<! Mzo. J. It eavo mho prayer. Derotlhm·a-) leade!r w:u Mra. Clif£ord lbyle.s and lhet 'Mirvice linduded Sei'Jtpt.ure. medita>lon and ~'~'~""· ..ken to die ln!IMracy ... pal'( of ll>e projeOI - Tile for .the wen.ma wall .pre- crarwdit8 lhMI been County by .. ftltd M"" 1m Elmma Rt'!llllcl~ Qw~ ~ .. , . . ' ~-:."-b~th,:,::';;.:,~ IR ·and -pick them on 1 emootb wup-waiat to a bWowof Uirtf this Vid.y V•n1b11 ud ~will. too. To .-~d.to the f1brie i• BurliJ11ton'• wuh •• wur rayon. with 1lusuriousliMD In yellow, cornflower blue,IIIIPJI, turqUollt. l>eiJe OJ ohc"l· Silo~ 7~qll, ---- 'llhe &lfl1iDiham Frbcodb' Mix· YOUI'Jh CouncH metr .recentily at lhe tto.me of BM'· ' ba~ and ~ion UI'C:KDe. Jlc. -......., of KOOI Ade. ...... wiCihee "PQt:aOO dhips were 1'1..'"1"· ------------~- = - .... - . I~ 11=~-~:::....."'": to haw• •a bab.JI ~~mer. ·MIHB "Till." Ito _ . , . , _ Vlded: for live ,truM~eers, Who ~ io .,....q,. U.. \'IOWl<U. liheoe ......,lfo be <looted by lile qualif;.,J u-.:- ... of 1bhe tow.n. A lllfllWe&DYf:, ~ ""d oooh otbor ollll>ers Ism~ be ~ 100 execube ~ .l ! i o - of .... - . . _., '" be - - by tllr ....ncll 110m--.,.., oral cltl- the-· 01 ·. " ""' lied voi'I'O' · who - qul!i THe flnt election In tho town .-u·..et up IJy th• td for the ,fiflt ·Monclly In Aprlt , ttf tht yt,tr 1156, A~ntod t. auporlnt.M the ~tlon wtre John '"' ~.s. Jimtt w.....,.,d, W. J .... ·- ~liP Nichol..., Wlnkl•ltlack .Pi:t'rlck. enidl o..roe A. H. or bhc -recorder in ·llhe CLEARANCE a WOMENS SHOES $4.95 A ~a~ oaJoo was proaent«t t;o hi'm at ~bt:l l'l.rnohcon •a nd ot-bel' lt\tetllt~ at lti.r:f" Jlilllt'Y wuoc tbc Rev. po'lr Uow&r J Ruppdit, 0. S. Hat\Ol(l, Jmnes Nltml~n PJnd OIKll,,.l Nar- •. c~ Buy A Second ·' Poir,for 5c TWO PAIR FOR $5.00 Roush's Shoe Store No. s......dsl ' Mltldleporl, Oblo I thaw out that prospect with •I LONG DISTANCE I I' I I I I I Hotd-to·reub protpecll? Call them &.quen~y by telephone. Lona Distance lt rae&. Oauering. elective: eo... lar J... thaD • trip, too. u.. it oflell. GENERAL TELEPHONE COMPANY, OF OHIO " .. ,t1 J(..J.."' o.. "' p,. q...J' 7. . ..S,t4 ... ~ ,q.,.,,.. ." Fuoenrl. service& ror Shtnnao Mri>We, 81 , who died Wednesde1 even.ing at bia home in Long Bot~ tom 1rill be Sattu'day at 2 p. m. in tfJe Ewing Ohapel . A 'life long resident of tlle lAng Botrlmn 'fmea is BUTViv~ by two ~. Nona Osborn, Keno, 0., LaUNI Bak('l[", l»ng Bottom: three fiOOS, Cfted, Emerson aM lHlo, a-1-1 of Long Bot.tom; three ilran-dclrildren and one great grandchilrl. Showing tha cDnCtrn for the tho council to '1Mrrow MOney to mtka a wharf, , or Improve the wharYH, ltt'llt• and alleys of .. id town, 1nd rney 1-de:ut• boJHI$ fol' tiM- ,.yment of such INn or loan1 provided that ttt.y m•y lao authl>rintl 10 to do by the majority of tht vot1n of =· HI'S Elected tb the board of directors wu Bob Beach, Karl Wllcs, and Roy Franklin. They will serve on the board witt. the preaident Loc"l Ht~ w-88 d T un ...,, · F0r w · . _ · . · ~ · une Hi Gym ~~unH- New Auto License Plates Will Be · On Sale March 1 ~ ~ =.,... .... .., ,..,_,.,..,.. Mamo_ or Sunf~'ower m in:s.'!rel at \the &rlvatl-oTh At1my Heedquar"MiddOO.,Ori. Anyclle in .ot'led o£ clo'Uhlng may -odl at the lhtiadqltal't~ betWeen tiJcl 1Jolww vr 10 • . -m. end 4 p. om. ~ IWmmell Aid. sa.. direct.('(! by John Heiskel-l of 1-t. Weasant gaVe obbe addr.ess of -tbe erening .!ttressing tile •life of r__..or.ge W:nhJngton w:ho was "- member of .bhe Moocmic Lodge. C. J. Strubi.<J, M2oJte11 of CEnmoni'~ pre:gided over -t he lll'troductioo of falbe(s -and sons or adopj.ed som. aft~ vMtcb Ja.ck Kenoedy sang "The Lonl's ~" «CCm1J8!Died by Mr.s. l.Alolian Steiff who was -«lso ;tbe .ecompanist. 1011 the cast numbers. After -a film "The JfiSI.or.y of The Oil .lndwmry" a -c:lrole of fri·crlds hip wM formed w-il:.h Th-eo Sm·:~rh as ·lesderr, fOUowed by the """'"otion by .... (lev Ru...k. \tarket Reports CINCINNATI, 0 . UP - Produce: Eggs, mediUms 1 cent trigher; consumer, U. S. A large 45-4.6; mediums 42-.44: brown mix 42-44: extra large 42-43; A large wb.itP SfHI; A medium white 36-38; A medil.lm brown 36-38. Chickens, about steldy; fryers 5 lb., 22-24; hens. light, ~ lb and UQder 17 18; henS. light, leghorn!\ 14_16 _ - Butter, creamery 90 score fr1 . . .~~. ·~~ _C~ERA T-~0QR PICTU~~S IN DARKEST NIGHT Boy ~oo'Uts Plan , Scrap Drive For This Saturday Mil- " ' ..,300.00; Water Service, S:UOO.OO; Sew~n and Drainage, $800.00; Buildings and rent., lnauraoee, 11,600.00; Dump, $360.00; Swimming Pool. $4,000.00; Total Ser· vice Fund, $13,060.00. Cemet.ay Fund : Employees $2. 000.00; Tools and equjpment, $350.· wt:re sen: :.". Jleed to 00; other expellS(!s Sl5G.OO; Total C~ncimati Workhou.'Wl'; :Mm-s.- cemetery fund , $2,500.00. of 'J1roop :ItO s•tunlay · ~ tllley -oond\K:lt ·a S<mJ,p Drilve .~~ .\VIIl P4.an& ·tocir 1:beiilr· M!IIIaP ar.i!Ve· WETIB! compJiCitcd Wlhoo •thef nvet ait flht! · WiJdiM.H;t-.ty Libr-ary basenr..mt CV61tklrg w.ift,h Soou'lmml1.er Rll:llllert oMlllo, ,.._,ldlog. . A.n IIJ'dhery ~ .if:! to start nes11: w~ wi~ OblmJoes Noel801D oRS ~ll!llttued!OI' -11100 DII.WLI Ohl"- ond 11boi>,.. D - 1011! ilold • Firrlt Adkl ....- .for . lbe . Scoufol b> jhe ..... - - ' ." . s,.,..,c. De.,,. hy C:mt~ Ma:ufjeld Reformato.ry add repair fund, $24,900.00; mon Plms Judge CL>dric Olark . Grand total or appropriatiODI Bulr::er, vioh.ted a tw;:o _rea-r's pro- $66,873.00. ba1iun J2flt week when h;,• was ar11t'o 'lt'ed on a driving wttile ln1oxi· eat.cd ehllrge 'in GaJ!:i-a County. He was indiooled by lhe October RS· swn _ ftC l·he Grand Jury oo a broa:kiDg -a-nrl eMermg cohargc, iPb ; .involved the theft of 10 ·IIH.Mif of mi:k _anoJ a clntaiJJer. _ C~~l-:'!1' Ja::k..-ro n. 2"Z. Lorain. was SIID"..rnC'e'd ro one }-eaT in .t h.e At ;~ p. m . Monday, FE-brpary Ci'nci.nhao'i Workhouse by Ju\·eni·le Judge Jc:hn Saoon. on a- OOoD· 27, a Spelling Contest for Pomeroy · SUPJI'UIII: c-lta;ge. J·aclrson was~ Publie School (hildren of the filth, p:rdJ:ended Tu~cty nrening by &ixth, seventh and eighth grades Carl Gorby , an off~cial ot the Pro- will be held in Senior High Audiba~e Court and Howard Friant. a torium s uperintendent, C. S. Gibbs speciai deputy af otJbe Meigti announced today. Sheriff.Y dep;w1tment Itt Elyria, 0 . The winner of this local contest Ja-c-kscn •had IJeeO I80ught by iloeal will be entered io tbe State Spell.a-uHrorirt.il':S for fhe past ilbree Ing Contest at Columbus to commO'n~·hs. pelioe with winnen from oilier In Judge Bawn '3 rou:rt, a 15~ school districts for the State SpelYfur-old Wolf Pen area juvenile ling Cbampiombip. SUperintend. \\'illS given .a-n indetermi:!JEd !lleTl· ent Gibbs will pronounce the word1 ten::-~ ·in -LIM:! BIS. 'Tihe ')'OUtlh was and the judges will be Superintendc harged wi l•h .t!he iJleft of ao o\ilre ent. 0 . 0. Patterson of the Meigs from -h'is btbeJ~, -which be traded County School, Afis& Helen Smith fe-r bern' Ollll:d wine. It Wa19 also Enaliah imtruetor at Pomero1 bro~ out that he 'b ad -sOOlen Higb Sch~l. and W. A. Drake, busi· a p ~g ·la'!»-t .fall, whim ·he tNded neu edacation m.tructor at Senfor -a ebot gun. !lllld tbt-n tJ'eded ior High St.bool Surar Bun eoatestmb will lie the .goo for beer 1001 w i-ne. The ~beriffB office oR!lpOrted filth ll'8den Kar Compton. David Spelling Contest S1ated Monday In Pomeroy Schook "•bart Edw3l"d Wellston, Gordon, and Pamelt Clclhmd, ·held as 1'8 &tspoect -in t1he ~ .the week .:ond breaking ;md enteniJl1l of ilie W-i'JkesVi\1-le LegjoQ Hall, was rt:ol·eued . He was \ld¥en -a Ue d :1ec-"o1' 1e!:r1 a.+. Mbcn~ Deputy str.,-·iff LcToy Ba-..,.'1tl m reportre~~ '-'"'hit"h ?:tve ·p"'OQf •lltr-dlt he was not invrlvect in fhe <rime. Hcb&tettfto; sixth gradera enteriag the eortte&t are Joyce Buctley. Dennia Kapple• John Shasteen. Central Elementary School baa: entered Jenoirer Lobse and Katft. ryn Conkle of the fifth grade and Chery ~tt and Marllyn Price of the sixth grade. Junior High School has entered the following ei&ht (ontestants: Michael Roberta, Charle,.noa lieu, Finley Folden JohllOra Funeral RiteS grad~ To Be Saturday '"'.~._~--~crv t~ County Red Cross ChaJfDlaDS • hip Js Given To Sheets Carolyn Bell, Nancy Woodgetrd and Judy Jennings ol grade aevtn • •nd lombert, Llltda Crow aod Dorotbr Cheadle • of Funel;lll foc Fintey ·Folden, Alhcl\ll, wtll be held Saturday at two o'clock at the Dexter r. hrist'ian Church with the Rev. Robert E. Linter, Rutland. officialing. Sur\'i\'Ors include hi-" wife. Lalah Saxlon Foid(n, Athens; two bro. Chatol(':S Sh ..-ebi of H:I.Triwn.v.Jolle· Lhcrs, Cla)·ton, St. Peterbllrg, Fla.; and Ehner, Akron; three sisters, .agreed .to art .as -cUUTitJ cbainnan Mrs . Kearney fAnna) Ogdin, Laugs- f<l,r 11be RClCI l~ Fund dt11~, ville; Mrs. Cecil (Bertha) )\C'Lead, w'bcn t•hc Ex ecu-tive Bo<llr"'i- of !t.•OO Alhens: Mrs. Carl (Clara), Shene- M·e-~s Cuunt.y Red Cross met· on· n'~ evening. field, Car penter . Thftltoon membere wcroe .present Mr Folden was a member of the Brotherhood of Mainteo'anee a-nd J. H. G•rate pre.tJrded over Ule Workers and worked on the New omt.d-jng in t!bo ebsenr:e- o! th C'ba~-man .and vict'o chainnan. AJ~ York l'rntrfll Maintenance Crew. t r,-· +,ll e btlls Wl'l"e :paoitl a t!Obl4 of $926 W'.:i1j Tlepot!li~ in the -troas-- ' u.ry. n.ob6f•tl R'OOOJ15 -wiN '5ll"I"Ve ._.~ Po111r ·o~· >t!hlrinn;;n £or tbe fund dr l\'1' w:rh Thm Smi-:·h &.'1 oo-ol\.air· !lesi<knl> of 619kal :m give to tbe Boy Sooull "" OoiY 1-.,f;ll - l t n fOr title year. The \fti¥C ·fs t» 9t3ft '34. 8 -a. m Feb. 25, ii:Dh!n .t!i!e'W.ea.t1h«' J-g bad, and if any.me Gail • a f?nes excLtmVil }urbdttoonotribu!l. too for ~iber . ScOuts dtey Ca~. Gletmt R11miiM:i) of tlhe lll!l'o 'IIISk:ed t10 opu-t: e C:il'l -oew oo. t~ arriismg UDder •.hP. orcUqancd 'Q( S~id Sa-1\'B>~fon Anny ~ 111tlvised frnnt 800J1!1 l'iO' tllD. 'ilbe SciootS. wiill .~h•~t F-rkby w:Ul be -cl'Otllitng lby be SUl'1e ro Clllll. -tcn; a.t StiZOftd l!md WI by Bt'lld/ord MliMg. ' - -=-,------- '"':!t,~::'...!;. ~ :ctt-lli4~-'flrt(".,..Mtihiprul .---tn-aB\Ier. ·'A: musict~ Pf'OAI'¥ ,_.,. pore.~Nf by ea'!rt -meimbelf or 'lohe ' - with F'allowing bbe dinn~r was pr('o "Of .f~ by FTed Bla«tniat: illnd thf.. ~n 'Of Sir Khicht.s 'Of rt!he Ohro \'~ley Oommaddery 24. 'IIhe ·invocation lrJ the Rev. ,How.ird Ruppcl:t ~ier.l . . Temple <~tiort .ltratut.pb.ere. tcllllna tcmr 01 Ule e12b.t men aboard. . bel.d Monday avenin~:; at the l!Gmerooy •Mia:wnic 115 pre9e'fft. A MASS Of MANOLID MIIAI. tbat once wu an 58,000,000 B-62 1et wrecka&:e .. atar TracY, CaUl. The llltght-jet lnte~ontlnental bomber Jaycees Endorse International · Chamber Action mile -without Jaycee ·Pt. 1)01eated on LlncGln tlbe Umit& ot nl~ Heights 1ha9 bean compklberi. town. maU mabter:'s aniama: wlthin Albo it wa9 unaunoi.'E!d ~ !fhe .fllte '$Uitt!, accordinJ to t'he laW'I J·aycee State Convention wll) be of .... ~b; o)IIO 5baJI •beld iin Columbus oa. MiW 4, II -and ·'Ohe to ~mJI(IN!I fiinc~, 6. 11he tiOOUP in o!lw oell<m. mov, ten' doh... in od .. $10 to 1Qle- Heart f« sldl breac'bes of -tfhe FUnd. ~Uifrt.W by or· l'Qllnc!il, and oom· ofoa!~- ol Salvalion Anny ~d' ·~ paid; To Give Clot:Wng had • busy d;oy, "' Safety Fund. 112,435.00. Sel'Vite Fund : Street Lighting, Street Maintenance and repair helrl !Wfonn>'Qry ond Boy' ln. dus!rY.tl Sc'h:Ml'l, •!h-i3 morning; 3 Fund , (Hotor Vehicle licenses); b:-eakino;: and ~<!ring SU!J.Pect 'WlU Supervilion, $3,700.00; Employes. f7 ,000.00: M!tlerials. $2.000.00; Rethe pairs by eontzacts, $10,000.00; Tools, lmplements, etc. $800.00; The ;nmual f1at'he;r·Son banqufl Currtis Ba.-rlwr, ·MirlriJeport. was crosswalks, $500.00; Miscellaneous, of Potrreroy Lodge 164 F.\" A. M, gh:en a 1-13 year sentf'oce 1n ·t-he $400.00; Total street maintenance ------Signing Of <;ontract Expected Ask Annexation To Be Completed In Few Days Of Two Tracts With Rutland ~ S~on'foday I ;~~-.. Masomc Lodge Holds Father Son Banque~ ::;:,7" .,. and the (bier. Firemen liatcd . as in good standing with the department were Harry Hoffman, Roy Franklin. Robert Karr, Bruce Wallace, Layton Sayre, Marvin Roush, Clyde Rice, Bob Beach, W. M. M-cFarland, Charles RoU11h, Ivan Rousb, Helll')' Reitmlre, Phil Batey, Thomas Grinstead, Heory Peery, Karl Wiles, &'ineft' of the f-ederol .govarnTire e<mltln!Cit [Of' tbo ~­ 1 John Sayre, Floyd Litton, George tioo or Wabama High ScboOi's ment. . Tripp; Buster Weavt.-r, Ray WeaY new w'ditorium-eymn~'IJIU WJS Ft'dlenll 'iOVer1DIIlfft):t .WPflOval er, and Harry Miller. expected to be silnOO Wlit'bill' a must be giv.;:m to 11be projoct in a& maUer of ~ fdld-ow~ng :a meet. .muc•b 11u $50,000 of k-dei1al fuolds 'Mlt·i·gs Co.unt;y Board of ·eom. ina of tbe Mlt9o:l'li O'lwltY Boud ol •a-re being \IISed m ltlhe- cO!DS'I:nJc- mlssion«""S ,have set May '1 • :l!he Edueat.bl· 011: ~ tflt'Etoo(m, tioo· 'Of ·l:be builldiol. ·1'!1aiDsf!er of dM.e fW' publ~c ·hea:~ uo ill pee The board m its meetiiDa: p~a~st.­ ·llbe fund!~ . - ~ for kd- titioo fired •tlhill week ficr d:.!Xa~ ect • .rftiOWtllOR to .tnnsfer' 111,600 eAIIl 'll'f)pi"(1Va-l Um of two .~ of •and Q:l (Jbe from eurrertt. runds & b- buildC. H. .JinWm .aad: Sam of VdJJaog.e of Ru'.tand. ~ fund in ·keep'iilC wilt'h a .suggesliiO-ll by the_ :e«i01'18l en... wkob aP'PfOXoimate• 1ow hid ... P"""'ls r... ""''" """""'-or $1151,066 but oly $8,000 Dl!llded b c<rnlt'i'DKenci'es l.lon: iS scrught lie w.e!::t of· ~ ¥il.. The Mlellgs Jaiyc.ee& adopted llln· and ~ $2,800 o.l."eded for ~lfg'e IOOrt01 and sou.t•b of Sitite •llillimQIU91y .. 11l\901.utiou ;to support 'Plilm ~ lllhd super:v.ision RIOute 124- 'I1be S~X~•:b pa-roel is illhe Junior Obamber lnta'nlatlkmal of eon&~ .tbe totra1: for oompriist:rl of 15 ·8 8t'l'e5 ad lllte oo an l'lliiDv.l:diMl basif Werdneisd!ay oomttnwt-klo 'W1M -rta:lJC<I lbO $1tJ1,- oot11h pM"tel 101 15 acros. n-jght at l!beir regWar bi-Jlli()Utdl}y meeting. 600. m the peU~~;:m filed w ~~h t.he f.n .tlhe discu.Bskm ~g Of the rotal- fumis being ·nUs- •.MoeiJ1 Ccufllly Board eM CommiS!it.hJs nWber it .poi.nted 0114 that ed for .tJbe pmjut, $100.000 ·Jilt .t- kmfrs -by omus Di•e'h-1, ggmt · f~ the !.Jiei3o Obap>OOr ""'llllllll rt;he •~~ .by '"! - ..-~.....:.1 "' '""' ...-o.t.i, ....... Deputy Jlei- !«- Mol..- -...... . • -~ l·t ·• ' . . .- o...~ JGhat SOO!IJie u£ obbe Junior~ Chamber ·ac- "•b~l•• •n •.,. •-. R. •. N""'~-· ~ itlbree ·)"EM15 qo in 1me ~rn .i!J bein-g to~Jom· ·by the Y' ""' .,.,..,. o.....1:,1 ~Y> no-L. ::'1.1 ..Jt. ' j' ( •• ~•>t tivities ift "" ............ """""""' .!ling ~ ~Saki· drat the I~ ._uto Ocu!Q. """!'-• 01t .1hc f&int liS ex- waa ....: a ma:}Ot .y . o . ,. e ~ of (ihe V~U~ld, -wants to be t .-It of ~ieease- ¢iao3~ will. go OD .6'&!le here ·pecrot'td: to hrt R!l Soon a~ C;he :~~:;.sr:ding in ltlbe aroea bf.blglng ' new ._ tlf.e to .t.he ,Maf<h I. NeWUng -..Jd- the CODit1aol is oiJIIO'I. """" people. A:ooUber .tJIUng wa brrug~t.t. wt ·l•ags may be ·tt8ed anY ti-me 101· WI8IS trhat it doer. l!ht want .Ito bring .qv....J .this 'Dew wwy or llf.e OJUy ltD ·'llhe .pel\!ibnl&l whlo ~ - -t~ ·!Qbl)iQ.j~: ·· · )"'UUIII' JM!ll).ptc, but. to ao\t Wlboo<.are Bame nun\ber- on 1ltce:ruJet btP ILS · cc.:w ii!Pv.iong behiud the Bamboo ln pTifiVi'.ou'!l ye~a~ to t"N"b:llft' a-t Cuntaia of Asia, and II'OD CWttlain uwe Poln-eroy A-ppU·ance S~ore. 128 ol Europe. T.be crouo 1>ledled W'l'\St .MlaJn St., befuroe Man:Jh 1. ..!heir •vJl'P'CII( and ~ to w• p :-ec(ded h im '.ihr-ee p e:60D.'i " Harry Hortman was elected pres:ident o£ the -New Haven Flre D-epartment at a meeUng of that organization held in the City Building on Monday evening. Other o!licers elected were La:ytoo Sayre, vice· president; Henry Peery, seen~. tary; and Thomas Grinstead, trcasurer. At the same time Phil Batey was rena~ Fire CWe£ while Marvin RousJY.·was named assist.Qnt clrief. , 1;;.-; d~"f' <'l!liialfu M . s-<:o Co S<~nd eJg urts s/ e E • Busy l'r'"""' a mar "'" • , ..,, I xper1ence wne Ella ·Mae • Hoffman Elected New Haven Fire d Dept Presi ent ~ dllol •••11~ Middleport Council this week of the colJncil body are for: gave ita to an appropriGeneral Fund. Council, 1288.00; ation of $66,873 for th e operation Mayer'• office, $2,460.00; Clerll:'l of the village during t he year of office, $8'75.00; Treuuri!J''I office, 19M, accordioa: to announcement ~ -00; Solicitor, ll!iO.OO; ~ today from Mayor C. 0. Fieher. Advert.iJ;ing, $60.00; Employe ReAn ordinance creating the tirement Fund $825.00; Loan a n n u a I appropriation b u d (repay) $2,000.00; Total General get was submilted to Fund, $'7,133.00; appropriaUon council at ill: February meeting from the Genenl Fund far eon· by the Finance Committee (Om- tingeoct.es, SMO.OO; posed of Counoeilmen Wayne GibSafety Fund: Marshafl, $3,300.00; bons, David C. Miller and Earnest Police, S5,SOO.OO; Station Houe Covert. prilonen, $1,501}.00 ; F\remen, $135. ApproP.riatiotU given lbe ap- 00; Fire apparatus, $2,000.00; Total hl wil1 be ion Hill Cem~e11:_ at ~ hi.~ wfra Ewln=: Funenl Hl1!lle at ~anytime. said tewn." Tbe .town ill:~{ 1has chm&ed (Continued on Page Three) spS.:e of oue ha'l:f nJ . river front .nd mHh of thl d•r. tht tct providH pow.rs te !Ail,.... of ·lbe - · ........ to diifer ......, a bit fmm 11>e prest'lit .dlltlies or illbe ame oUic.er. 'llbe act pro¥1ded that '"nne no tbEisoe WJI!Ier.-privUedged. leliowoor:du' l!lbrdl 'have olbe j1J1'1isdiotion me~~o ad ,powenr o « juetice of the Jo olhtr ·buRiness. Plresideot oot only w;lihin, tho oaid Rid>&nl Follrod repm<led •Imt the ~ ilmits, but al80 tar the td"aM801.ion for the salle ot lflhe FINAL" bk1Hlday d'irmm· PI'OI)!tt1Cid by a netgbliOJ'. M.rnt. Riloblml ~' ()!den, itnd 111. ·ROO!:' .Mr, Baltrllt't; Wal!l ~Ut'~JI or b uniQ't ~. '8 bimtlb!:ktoy lun· cheon. tl •l·lre ~lal11lll- fticslaur-abt. ot : The Ad; of lncoq>oration , _ ~ ll'lf she is kncJwn by her mlfny merr pupi·IIS' <and f.r,jonds end her youns('!SI( bootbt:ir make ,\ bcjr !home on Loousil Stroot. ~d iiD~ ELB!RFE were ll(11<00ll11.1111< be held ... 1'00 -21. from · .tihe Actuali)::;..,. _ , ~~ Ill!• 'K'OCfl baok before its ~. 'Jihe '5itle of · ftlbe town\ttwlf was '01100 owoed by 'f\ Jotm :Soown, wbo f.l¥l'IJloEd td1e 8llQ. It ols said -tlhla.t he: w.ilg,ibn.Uy Wlt. thOOe lllag ea. hines on• ~the site --ure for lhirruelf alll1. .two lor .tenlOt$. Later, he CIOilft'oueted ·a bnkk boone wbidl QkJW stancb .on tme ~ of Secood ~ •and Centel' SVeet· ~n MaKID and is 100011~ ·by ,tbe ~ Jo}ln:.soQ 1.-nilf: ~ ol mho e:dstanoo of ·t¥ cabirill is' found liD l!!leVeMI ~ •in ~ .al'ft. ·• 1JMileS 'Of &nown. ~dams apd ·ArJdenHin 'lll"e rememberoed u tioioc of ·- l e .,.... tast ~ m.tbe ·a rea' it. :is also ni.d tbat JObn ,BroWn hlred ttwo .!plr. ...,..., by mho ....,., ol Lovoll ond ~ tn ilay otil llle «>wu In ~.ot .be)f .. . . .tber~eof." .. ThoT-.o4.-~~"J'riPP~ ~!100>11 ~ , "'"1<1 ""'.<r~ ...., --,. - .::C·r-- ... , .. FARM IURIAU CLUI MilTS ...._ lh,nlnl tt tht Ohio River th• liM now dlvldlntl thl · !t"d of R. C. M. Lovolt and L•· W\1 Andtnon; thtnc• blck from tM r1vtr with tald lin• fo the river hill•; theact up and along the foot of Aiel hll11 to tha line now dlvldint the t.nd of Nld R. C. M. Lovall •nd ·Rot..t't Adam•: th•n"• with Nfd liM to the Ohio River; th.nca- with tha course C>f Mid rinr ·to tM pllct- of btllnnlng -shtll 1M tnd the Nml Is lter1 · ~~~· town corll*'tte lal eol'teme rhad OOen caf'l'ile,d out J.n -t>he tabbe decoratliolu tmd ~c-fro:.l!l­ GN Farm llw1e81U bound••IM _.. conc..-...d tt.. Mt •t•twcl, "It colfee in -tobe dti\nb dinl:n~ nwm Where a pink i&:Dd Y<lhU:e ool(ll:' ·mcnts. !own ..ml sol · • .. ~enln:g and wezo,e directJOO by Mn. Wan:r1d " lfu.bba:rd. ad Mrs. W~b ADI!holtJ'. 'I1be WQJI'IOO of ·~·he olnmdb ~ •p Sis 8llld were m~u-~.s by uP~ ·a nd powm: of off~ Who Woem!l lllo be dercted and Qp· ~ ......-ding tn .,.gud•alions piok and white .streamCJ:L<J. C'..an11ea wene :played <hu,ing t,he ·served cake, <lee cream, ·- ==~~~=.: Of die --~ BatJne.s, >Mho wll'l be , ltle1', ·bhalt Whm ·90Vetn,..;n•inc )'t!lmlo 20tih, ·he wa.t • to ·hi's onl;y sl:91.et' wero 'llbat .... ....Wb - Wul:rin~ton. 1'~\~~·~ Diletll. 1 ,· -- day by lbb .sister, .Monctay t11k' y ner 'was leader or the devotional service whieh follcwed a patriotic tbeme and included Scripture read- ; Jat, Wuhington'a Inaugural Pray- .1 er 1nd an article on the life or WRECKAGE oF get Sherman McDole Report Of Finance Committee Wins Village Leaders Approval J Funeral Service provaJ approval JET Will Be Saturday Mason Celebrates Centennial On . . . Spndav -ed Ohi:kiroo. R~ will be served at dle close of i the clns weoo ptaood on. a •bltJI:JIIIC under .a ean~:~))f or weddiog bellli 100.-d Ohlo: CoDildenble cloud.ioea 1nd cold, a rew fhurift mottly northeast portion, blab 21-32 eut aDd north, and 30-36 aoulbw4St , DCI 1t;o ·hear ~ C. 0 . Flisher speak on oa ~ SdD:I1I for Retlalrd- A m.lscellan-Cious sh.cwcr wa" F'Nd'ay ev~.)n~ for Miss Vinrtnil·a 'N.Iay-es by .tlhe •lea·ohel s of the eoburoh sdb[Jiol o-J ·l·h-.!l Fks t Baptll]t Oburch. 1lbe panty "':IS ·held ·i·n tbe BOO.ial t"OOiru! and ·t he .enttne • LEGION TO MEET F.eeney-Belmebt Plost. No. 128, Alr:rtelOOan ~kiD w-illl meet wed· ~ ~at th-e Legioo H~ ad 911 mmnberrs au ur.ged to be rpn!I!Wit giVWt weatber ... _ .............. ....... •today , mO!Jtly cloudy and eouUnued Deeoted l'o ,.,..__ ....., 1~- fH ,. --_....._ rold lonighl •nd Fl"idoy, I lew l-----------------~~---------:~~"7~----:::---------------------------~~--~----~~-------::-~~~~~~=---~~~==~----=---~--:---------~ nW7i~ near Lake Er~; low ol. VII No 263 EdilorW Phoue 397 Thursday, February 23, 1956 BmdiiNI Pllmle 398 Single Copy Sc 5Dow l011i&hl 10--20 norlh, 20-20 OOU(b. st.Gre by 10 A. M. -ilt ws IIDDOUJl.C· e-el ,ti<Jd'ay by MM. Edna Willet, cba:innan. Shower Given Virgini'a Mayes Friday Evening • e -::-:-:-:c-::--:-=·- - , t>uring the business mf!eting Mts. Harold Long, Mrs. William Slater and Mrs, Wesley Frye were named on the Bake Sale commit..,.,.,., """' ""!be tee. Mrs. Harold Lohse reported Lord's - · by !Wboc:oo S~ on the Valentine gifts sent to the key, Pol'ltiiand, oaooampaoied by Mira. Dootw; "He" by the NdTiB Children's Home by the class. Mrs . 'Plio or Racine 'Bap1il!rt. churdai Fred I. Gardner, teacher of the " HINe ra Littl'e Talk wtt'h Je9us'' ~Y Clus, was surprised with a gift Htt• -of ~~eport 1Mt. wben the Class sang the Birthday Song for her. ~:·~~;i?;'~ aDd. .. P.omeroy NaoMembers of the h01ipltality com n Ro\lll;l_.ndi hrst Baptl.st mittee were Mr. and Mrs. lluS!!ell BaptiSt. d~J"CCIJJOd by Mr. and Mrs, Arthur SkinBlrwngardner Wilson, ner Mr. and Mrs. Gene Norton j·~~=r·~';! by Dorothy Combs; and Mrs. Lcrraine Johnson with Blles!ted Radeemer" so1io these members as contributors, by K-a-y Mcotintodtl, Syr:.acuse NaMrs. Paul Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Rol311~ o-ecompa;niod by Mrtor. Latr. rimore; durrt. "l't W• ~Ll Beoause bert Craig, Mr. and MMI. Georce SkinTIIJr. They -&erved a dessert of Clllv&li.V" El'Oils~ Adwms- and course carrying out a patriotk Robel'~ &<ltep, Salvahllon Arm:y ae.. compani-ed by Capt. Rmnrrre'll ot1 theme. nw............. <hot!Mloopd Hames,· :mce ag(lnt, wu ' G"""""· eha-in»an 181Dd Vlbct!- cl\dmum ,lfms·. Colurn bu..'f. U~~or.ry ' wth:W:e kieys 6tld bhtat no .government: couM be hannOJlllout wifb.. out full~ tlbe ume nample. lkiV. Dost-er ·l:ed a hYmD eint afit« .tbe ~iftg .praYefi by ~­ !'red l>ost paolm. 0!1d James Lbtue, at rt.he Joost clluteh was racoompallist for the lli!IPJI and .tlb6 Jl('flllude. c'hOOr, Pomeroy, dmectoo by Rev. Les~i·e KllNI(l '81000mpMiist PatrOCla atal!<! .."" "~ 1-eiod !olio." The W.<lor.'lh•P' 'tjh~C"e ris pre.Emma IA;i·r•ht~iil: •of Pm ~ rw ct Hill <Senlcd -almost ert.l~~ely by Y'OUIIli 11111d M·r·. and Mr.s. \\'i ll h~o~11 Thue- p<'o pl•e fnom btte •liooa~l ·dru'l'ieibcs. T.hl1y wene Go!1(1on GutollJiie, · iM't. IWI' of S)'•l";>euse 6pent SUI\ill'ay in Cu~u mhus wi{lh M'r. and ·Mrs. Wmi-a m Ll."bcw a nd fa mi'l·:--· \V)'tl I' laid Sheet Chu pa~~t v.'eeksad whtm 15100 vi9tt· 00 .~ panmkl, M-r IMJd Mr:s. Oh81'1es Belmetrt . .M.nl. Roeers wu at&'if.Stllmt organist and a member of .t!be chui.r be!me her IIB'riae'C. Aoillom wt~oea tbe Homebuilder~ Class met the SlraT Sp.IJ3led Binner. ooukl Tuesday at the Church of Christ witb Mn. Tbeo NeutzUng, presi""' be ,Joyed - - wi<h- dent presiding. Mn. Arthur S1t'inout rttbe uae of botih. bJ.Id: Md Middleport Dept. Store Panties March Bake Sale Planned Tuesday · By Homebuilders PtaR' . ~~~ot: ~ ~1a7kth' CHOIR GIVIS Olf'T The Seni:lr cb* of ibe ilr':tt Ba.pt.lSt Uhureh pn56M:ed Mrs . Vcmon ~ ( Je&~~ .Bamett) F'o.:Jt.WlJij, wibh 11 wedding pJ"e6100t bail said- •he Noli<XIOI ! WESTERNS "'"'m"" 1 1 .i I 1 , Mrs . A-rtlhur Covent .and fllfmly when H~ey came _Lo attend .th.e M'ay..:!s·CovPs•t weddmg '1111l'Mi>l')'. I 'I \ ' -· - yao ·i>OO"" I (QLUNS evenome I Suffi:crent'' W<IS Lhe d.:ty at ltibe Fit~ Ba.ptiat Church 1 _ the Hodl'ltlg Sub DistTict aL Rutland. Mr . ·a-od M:rs. V~trg:J Wood a"lld Mi$mnary ronw•,ntwn lH:'Id Sun Rev. Frank-ltn L'yllheglnove of .dlddnen and lher brol•her, f{cv , ---- - w A11herb, pastnr- of r~ host church Lester Covert, Dayt:on , w;.:.~·c the spoke at ,tJJe 11 a . m. l>("''Vice -after ~ut'5lls cf t!beir par.e1; !~. :'11tr 1lnd ''t'lll t'il ENGAGED County llJbeldeoomioatiood .2-18 ~ ~ oaU to ~hlp; Dr. E. A. lbDseD, Ohio Uni'Ve.t- Kemetlh Lewil, Churob ol Ohrist, cuty ~. W«:~~libe g\K'IIllt apea- ~ ; James c~. Flint ker Mont:llfy wbeo two Jwm1-nundred end .m:ty youqg pcople ita ~.. 1-iNwbh Mle4:lbodist. pomn o1 -.n:rshlp; .and 'tllE-ir adWsani met .for . tb~ mediltlation Melg.!t Coo.JJty .IDberdeftcmlinatiooQl Dillnoa '\¥atsoo, Nar.aretle", SCI'IiopYouth Rat}y at ltlbe ~t otu roe iJoels8oo; benecticUon, Eioil>le Anrry; uslKI!li Qhureh of ObniL<i:. D.r. Hansm wu Adams, Satva.t.wn .imroduced by ft..nt. 11 c. Dos'la-, were 'I1bomD Slcillmer, Kenoetlh Lepll'l:ltor of the ObuJ'6hec; of Clriat wfi; tlfllt.em for. offeri-ng. ~ Gill· <at I...ong BOOLom. ReedsYW.e, Keoo more, Julie ProbaslDo, Dare •Mi-ller . Be&y G!'11JIM5', Sharon Evaors, Ira ·aDd Henlkd: Grove. The spoaker il!&rmrd iai& lis BulabN, Mark Kelly, David Ly<ms; soloChunf>_ L)U)n Bu.ohan.on. ·t eners ~bat 4lbey 'Wel'e .tlbe most of:foerrftley __ fO'l"Wnate young pewle m tlbe Mrs. ~· Ohikb, ~ .of wolllid 'l.c.'JOOy Atnoo (!bey oot ODI.y otJbe C'brbtian Enocteaver of ltbe lhost have m.ore materi&l JlllRDC ions but .live in .a demoo'acy whil::h is -wi'tll\ .tlheir - .plao:oJ.theThe ,.... ... RaHoy WH bui.~t on .tlhe pninciples af Chris~ramty . Dr. ~~amen told tbe I)'OUnl spo....,..,.t by 1dJe Moil« <>•n"y peo'IJbe llliut only as they see a-1st ~ AlSo. Qburch~ ft'pre· cteard'Y aod tate ltim into otlbeJr eentled were Ohuroh of N:a~. · hearts wouM 1lbeJr Uw6 be worth EUB,_.,., _ _ 0'""""' MR. AND MRS. John W. Beily, iivi·o g IIIOd ~ !llhem ,oo. take His of -· · Fedor"'ed PomM'Oy Rout• 3, ennounca the ....cu.r;st.. SalvalioD N:my. '" """"""' ..., _.,, ond engigement of tMir d.ught.r. businea ~~his O.rl!lfM Juna &.iley, to Rot•r of 1Jhe - . . - ot N, Buckley, ton of Mr. end Mrs. "W""'""c )'001' l>a!)clo'' of .-.s(IOMi • 8en Buckl~ of R...ctsvlll•. She bility which ol oeoeM"W.y dis • put l1 a Ienior It ChKhr H!gh of a OJarBttiao'a ~School. Mr. Buckley i._ ~ 1radu· lo liJ<re ate of Chgter ' Hl1h School, is ·• common denoot.ionM«' that t95S, and 1npt~.d tn (arming. doesn\tl eare ..about 'Oburcb.« colur an'd ·~ a Bklry tolld at , tbe i UniY'el"siila' at • moent mem.nJ. W!l _fcmad!!.. __ areu · 'ithe man wOO !bad told tlhe Blm'Y S.le to be he d on I Hocking Sub-District Miss-ionary Convention Held At Rutland Church ~hemC' <rf Wednesaoy, February 22. 1956 Scarlet Fever Epidemic Hits Jackson County JACKSON. 0. UP - Dr. B. J . Alliwn. counts health commissioner sairl !oday that Jaekson County was in 1he midst of "a small epi Dl. demic'' or ~c arlct fever. He :-aid 11 mo~ ems of the disease h11ve been rei)Wted ill the past five d11ys. They broll(lht the total numbe1· of eues to 38 llinoe ~ fin;t of the y~~ , ' "' ·~ "-'. ~ 1TI :···1. T1e ~·!· Jodtn u hl) c Utr.!·l wi!JI b~ at·· '·hf.' P\:m:::T"')' High SoltOOI .'Monday Feb. 28 ~n:i 4!1\TC' wvmen- p.f the Mf.ddk"JArl P:r.~l:.~tttian Oburda PARK GROUP TO MEET The Mtddleport Park ~~~;;, ion, Inc., will meet at~~.. Hall, Mondar. ll'ebrull'J' 'Z1. their monthly tmeip~ at 8 p. m. and all lnterested penon" tend 1lte weetitte. � 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 22, 1956