http://66.213.69.5/files/original/e88665e831cab16de4e61a20be5fadbf.pdf adef19565972705bfee9b7869da7b9eb PDF Text Text --·-·- -· i S~turdoy,· F~bruary 25, 1956 f"he Doi lv Sentinel. Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio ' WEST SHADE aY Mill. RUUI~~ PAINftR Mr. Mw:1 )h. . WiH He?pal.. Vooational Agriculture Course o Started At Racine 26 Years Ago c Tw~.SS. yt11n1 ap iD 1930 Voe&tional ~e ....., ft!U· bbsbod iD Rariue. The iDilnKtoc .,.. SJdoe)' H. ~- Two ~ later jm; 1132 .(lbe JleriDe ~ FUlure Fmmen <01. America was Of'CIUJiil:ed.. 'lbe .firS~ Wflj Hr. f'adeb' wtJo ~ duriag tae. yell'S 1930 tbrlau8h liKO. Facteilly moved frool Racline to ,)f3800,. W. ""~•·· ..t theo to Rio Gnlode 'Whene be- is now .tlbe i.nstruotor of VooafioDa;! AeriCW.turoe ·. .t advisJr of the Rio GJWide FUture F.armers of Ameroiooa. lD 1MO ObOe Stout followed FecW.y .._ J\aclDe and was dMft. 1940-1844. .1:Jurint hi'! teaobmg ~ a RadDe he was call· ect ~ 8En'ioce and 'lhllNoo Joll:uon waa ~ durin<f jthe tUne Stu1t WM in. the &el"Vi£e. w r.....~- , ,......._.., •IS ~-.;_ IIIOW" ...__ ....,.._ "' ... _ n,.- ....., tart Jnans. Ohio. In IIH Stout JDO"'ed to Coo)viJille wbu'le be was imUQc:rt.or -aod W« ·moved to Racine Chapter Future Fanners Active In Fair The Cbaptet" hu been fortuute over the yeus on hlvlna: State Farmer. The entire list of twelve rollow1 with the years elected and prtsen.t location: Herman Canon, Jr., 1946, of Belpre, Ohlo, Alan Carson, 1947, of Dayton, Ohio, Orb Smlth, UK7, of Racine, Ohio, Howard Ervin, lMD, of Raeine, Ohio, Earl Grimm .. UH9, of Chtuago, Jllinota, Norman Van Meter, 1949, of Musachuaetts, Jimmy Webb, 1949, in Military Service, Harry Doutlas, Jr .. of Racine, Ohio, Robert Sayre, 1931, of Ra. einr, Ohio, Critl.EndcD Bradford, 19S2, or Ohio State Unlvtrs'lty, James Carnahan, 1032, of Racine, Ohio, Earl Cleek, 19M, o[ Columbus, OhJo. The past record on file 11howa the following ha1 been Pre1ident of Racine Chapter: Paul Sayre, Earl Mooney, Arthur Neaae, How· ard Lawrence, llarry Rhode, Harry Johnson, James Circle, Karl P•yn. t.er, Millon Canter, Norman . Vao l\leter, JunJor Dougbs, Junior Sal· ser, Dan Smith, James Carnahan; Dana Van Meter, Earl Cleek, Tho· mu Eberabaeh, Don Hayman, and Dwrin Sayre. •e ~ • rOJ ec l Reports Of Future Farmers BY ROY VAN METER ly M•lvltt Circle Br Herry LH O~o~n THE BEEF FEEDER CALF f THE DAIRY HEIFI:..: TOMATO PRODUCTION J co:.Jn:s.tdered ,flhe 1olktwbll'2" I coruJdered the !allowiq items n. 1 C!on!l'idered tbe Collowine ltems of cost :ar~od itern:s of rt.."Lurn w!h.en of costof return when I selected my of eo~~t apd items of return when I st!ll·ootOO my fe-edor caH pro- Jdalry he'.ifer project Ol animal (2) I •elected my tomato project: (1) iaUmator ..xa advifior of the Jta. ject : (l l aramal (2) US(' of l>ui1d· li use of building and equipment (3) uae of land (2) plants (3) fertiHzer cine FFA. floe I:'J eompleCli.n£ ~rus mgs and equJ•pmont (3) •g.raWl (4) ~grain (4) supplement! (S) ha)' (6) (4) spray and dust material (5} we tweM\b .yea- DOW. s upplem(mt (5) Ita')' (6) pasture silage (7) pasture and (8) breeding of machinery (6) baskets aad ('i'J 'Ibe v~ Agrirulture pro<~nd (7) ehopped !odder. 1'h~ ~:i- ·and \lelerinary fees . AU these esti- twine. gram at Bacioe began wil:h lts ma.t 1..""11 total ro:.1. amoullltcd to mated costs came to $16Ul0. The clE:t room .mel Shop i.n W1bai is All these estimated costs came now tbe VOOIItional Home EronoMy agreement was wntlcn soon $70 16 aud t'he t()taJ returns budget shows the ltetn.!l of returns I to be $304.00. The estimated tabor to $l28t.26 .. an,.d lhe.,!~m • of retur n Dries cl.a6s room ·a nd k.i.tcbcn . In afler I made the budgcl: My a~o::_re­ amf)lmtcd to $100.00. 1 o1 .--... . 111e ea11'\ cost to be $lf0.00. came o a 1946 die deplrimEnt moved ro i'tti ement shows what I wlll furmsh . ty a•groomerl'l Wlli> m'<lde won ' 11fy agreement wu writtell soon of C!Ost of return when I seleet.ed my ~ iloolllioo ald .t.a5 been a~d bear .and what the other party aftN I rnade tlhe budget . My' after J made the buda:et. My agree$291.75. there eva- '~iDee. w1ll furmsh _and bear. My I:IGre-t-.. .. shQWLi cxact:ly what I · ment sh.ows exadly what J wttl la tlbe ,-ear 1930 when VOOiflion.· ment was S'lgncd by my fa~her, agreeJ!H-nt My agreement was written soon a1 ~ 'W'a9 establi.shed. at Frank Holter, my school te~:~~her, wil l fumt;.h u-r beaa:, wh-at the' !urll'isb or bear and what the other after I made my budget. My ai"le. o:'hcr par1y wJU [U.m~.;ih or ~r, ' party will ruraish or bear, what RaciDe llbere were 19 boyg and 19 Howard Nolan. and by myself. 1 wdl part of the returns the ather ~f.)' menO ......, e~ - I wjJI whoa·~ pa: L .of .the l'~tw·li'$ projde. 'l'loday, 24 years silx:-e l. I pl.a n to d~ my _record book fu~,nJsb . and what J .wUl. reectye, ~ tfll"e 12 boy$ M~' 000 • ~eatly wtlh ~encil,, wnte my pl~ns ~·ccc.J.ve, and Wh.lll _part. _.W :t he Te- will receive. This agree!Derit W"i s" and what my father w'lll furDUh tum.s1.he ot.hc.r JX11Ly WMll «C.IXWYC . .!ligned by my mother, Mrs. PtJ.ary • ducWq: 296 pr-oject:J aOO eevooa:l ~n terms of I ~1U b~fore the Job 1 and reeeive. My agreement was 'I h1 ·:> <~gt~crnent ':''a.;. !> !-Nled by my Circle, my teacher Mr. Nol11a lad ~ £ann ,.00 home 18 to be ~One tf . possible, _and [oJ. (a·thCl·, Ches.t.!LT \ian .1\f(.'{cr, my 00- myself. ' sicned by my father, my teacher, ......-...._ lo\f Lhe mslruchons a::; gwen for v~~ h (' f . b k VI SOr, ,J\1J". Nolan amd I»Y'So!f. M~. ~ola~, ~!~ me. 1 t Duriog dlis 24 year .p eriod (rhe eae see 1011 o .my proJec_t oo . I plan to keep accurate reeorda P an l&e my oma oes GD VoetC\ooQI: Acnoolt.ure at .R.aclne 2. I plan r.o ha~\esl 80 bushels of I ~toave seit."Cled ~ grade H:cf'(. with penc1, . 1 write a ll pl&nB •. a field containJn& 2-G acre. I will in 1120 bo)111bwe 'ltUdi'ed Vo-Ag "Wii'lh corn. _3. My estimated total ne t re· £ord c<~tf, wel"ghmg H pounds or terms o( and to 1 will, t<Ql of 3622 ~ turn ts $40.00. 4. [ W'JII study and noom IJit hfllLh. 1 have sdi!C'led a k d · b h :....\..: cep recor as g1ven y eac sect- H ouorary Chaplel' -a Three .f ormer ~A ·members 1develop p_lans ~o do the fotluwi11g beef aomma.l oopullk of wc~.U·ug ion of my project book. bavil woa fow>...ye311"" ~1» , corn project JO~ : 7011-1000 .puunds at 12·18 montll~. Members Total 15 With Obio state Univers~· Col-~ (I) seled of so1l (2) amounL or I have scleote-d •a b-locky, sboft. 1 I have selected m)' dairy heifer ~ '0( ~Miure-H~ oar- manure to use {3) sel~ction uf .s?ed C<l Upled beef caolf wihich i\S !row set by the production reeorda o( par. Several Fannens and Bwi:IJC'SS' J !'NO· Alan~ Canml, 1948· (4) preparing the 1:1011 151 fertiiJz- wi~h ·sQUlll'cly placed Jcgs, wide cnts. 1 have selected a &rade Hot- men hav-e been made H~ ~A (;..;· 19411 ' ing (6) planting f7) cultiv<~llon (8) ::.tra ight back, sm3!11 head, and stein heifer with the followint 0111aptero M.embers. 'lbe ~ .tn harvcsling and (9) market ing . ::.lumL •nPCk I have t>cl('ctc-d a beef dat'ry feature : wjth a t~rce muzzle They ·a re .1151 folllow&: c. E . Humlt.be Sblte Ohapter oontest &ix e<~lf 11h·011t I w1-ll _be proud to own eye, wide apart sharp witherS, long :phrey, JLeedw.iillle; EmcJtoy ·POw. timet. Ratitnp were: tWlJe ~. <~·nd <me 1"hat w~l'l m.akc me Uhc lean neck, wedge shape withers and -en, Racine; Ra)rlllODd Ervin, RaBY ROBERT PARSONS tbr:'ee 1Si1vet1 and twn b.I'OMC. mo,-,t. uwncy. I ha.ve ~dut"(ed my rib flat - wide, flank deep, and cine; James Spen!OOT', ftracine; SWINE PRODUCTION ID PwJ:iamen(Jary Plrooodlure I COil<;JJdtw the foHowi.n').( 1 • t ~·nh bed oHif fu·-om a d1~e free large harrel, leneth, depth, width Tlleo Smirtlh, Ponlcroy; Gomer LeDemoostmlJoo rthe Chapter thas cf oo~t: 'lllnd itom•s rOf rn1UnlN whL•n h-erd I ·ha""' selocletl' a .good qua· of body, udder should be Iaree soft w.is, Ra::-ine; FI'Eellmd NOJ'I'IUI, Ra· -one COld: ·bar, fi-ve si·lver bars ami I selected my swine Pfl.IJt't•t: 11l J Lt.y feedm· c<Jif, of I he llreford and pliable, With four evenly cine· Obesller Tannehili IMid'dleWbiltney ~ Oorl.um. ·ani.Jn.a·l' (2) usoe of bowldm..: <lnd tJ.r·ccd whi-ch iLi 1thc mo.'il COJT111)1fJn placed teats. I selected my heifer Work done .Jn ('.o.oopcr.a.Hve Ac ~ eqUi!)lllt'lllt (3) ;g'l'a i'll (4) Sllpp]to. 111 my <'On"tlnunnt:y. I h :~"·e sotooted in November and gave $75.00 for biana, O.; 'I1heo. ~. de. tiviltiel has nct.Wd 'Otti8 chapt.« mcnt (5) ]>a'i!IL~re (6) lm.'"t'<l"in~ and my c,df from a man well 11houg~ht her. My heifer is 18 months old. ~tiled, Pomeroy; Harold Smith, two .gold oaw.aNb i!n19~1 and 1952. voler·in<J r.y foCf'i'i . TOe t"W mm lt•tl of m my oomn_mflli1y. :vly bed calf _I am feeding my heifer 11% pro- Plorneroy; Obarl-'es ~ Jla• Otlher ~ indude f:it-81. in •Ltlms {Jf nrtJunns L.. how t·~ht p1g.~ k~> m;rny dU>oJ'Nblc qua·l!l1es. I lems 31b. or concentrate and 1Glb. cine; H~ ·Nolan, Synawe dail-y .improvenwnt J94&---1p]aque ffnd the OI'Jginal -am nml of ~he ~c le<:.tcd thLo; calf from my fad.ll· of low protein hay. -and J.ohn Herskel of Gai:IU>olS. and $73.00, I(."WO 'CXJK'"n.~ pajd bU~t• L page'. The t•.-.tbll.l~t.'d II Ct n·" heNI. I will house my heifer with oth- to January 3, l$31b. or grain, 131b. tri])S! (lo lUbe Nwt:.iunal Ooo'Ve'Dlion return b $61.00. I w:tl·l feed my cal( lfi ',;, dai,rjr rr caule In a room which is a free of Bulk Molasaes, and 24Jb of S. of fut'W'II': Farrnn'N'.S 1946 .and' 1952. I pr("parcd my <IIJ1"1'1' 11Wtil N W>ll tJ .., a C'un<'<'"nt'I'·il'te fl•od. I wi'H feed from draft and Cree from damp· B. 0 . M. and 7&0lb. of bay. 'I!fte 1962 .tn"i•p W.lb m&do pOHHiblc- 111rrter l madt• rl•he l.l'tHl-J!ct M~ ;Jifalfa 'hil•Y •atld C'00ppe(l fodd('r nt·ss . I weighed my · on NOvemllbr~ lt1he :fi[""st pl•ace .uwa.-d or ~ ·ecmrnt · ·~ows • ~ xal'l~l"V w11~1~ 1 I fed my heifer from November 1 ber 11 and she 800 pound. ih a nmglwJgf'. I W"JII feed· t'hc the FJ<'A Hli&hw&r Safety Pil"Ogram . wi'll Curni1 ~h OJ' ht'ii'r an'll Wl/1<11 III L' In 1950 Ha:r-ey DougJ.11s J·r. was OI:IU."'" par:t.y w.iH f•UU11ll "'h Ol" lu-a'l' il · .tl~ ")' Jced ~n..., bvx. [ wiiJ.l fecrl tthe a·w arded., one yoot' scllUiiWi.'ISibip to What paM ()'f lht• n•tlll11h" l will h•:,y <Jn~t lodtkw i•n a man:gor. I tJbe College of A(illl'ic-udure, O'h·i6 recl't'\'C and what •JJ<ll"4 (~f U1 c rt·- v. 111 kel'p "IllY oalf lUll piltlltiU•I'C dur· 1"11'1-.: Htr :mmme.r. 1 Willi ft·OO· rny St'Ble t.Joi\lelllllity. Sevt\l'a•l .camp tu•r·rts !h vlhcr p;wt-y WJ·Il r·t.'(Tivj• t".df al•l the ,h;Jy ·a·n d fvddcr 1t ~ar'llltrip out or t;.ta'lc events, tllnd Wi\Wt P<llll Of the ! doU I"I!lt-; -1'111" w1ll t·~l . I will {:ood 1 ])Ottud o{ oand looa~ oawH«'W lhoavc ilx."t"ff' en· OOhcr rmnly w1ll n'c<'IVe Iii' ; tl;JIW} p~r dllty, j.oycd by many of oha-ptcr mt.~m ­ I pla·n Ito f.ii!U·I'h ••ntl df'1,"{' 1l<~p lh1• boos. I wtll kt"t'P my bfocf (';fif m the fo'II!IW i ll·g jubs: (II !it"(' ])irtg ~·.· b<il •ll Jl<l'l"llh of our ·ho~ . I Will N~nb <21 seleotm~-: gtl l (:JJ f•'lldm g kPop d1•y ht..•ddiJ ~g in m.v calf'!> t1Je Alit. :-t all. I wiolol kct'P "-ho ~bll f·I'CJ' f ru111 1~mfob, wm•m ;~n t l d(."ll1l. I BY BUTCH GAUL will fL"<'rl my (.'illf und-n <'ll'otlf'ic SWEET CORN )1·;..:ht. l lhl'l'r. w~l1l he .r wind~1w in CtJIISJdt.\l"lt.'d to!IC f11llowm g th e ....tall. My n1lf wiL!l bavo 25 W ·~tcmi'> of CD:ilt >md ih·1ns oi rot urn s tiiOI"<' ~qua1·c foul or S'l111+ ~'<JlitCC . when I (",'C"It.'QI:t'd my s weet ,·mn 'l y ea l.!'~~ lmdlehu g wl)l be of h~IY projco~:t : tll IN' of l<tntl, Z <J<:n·;;. aut! ftJotlller. . BY JIMMY DIIM t21 seed, Hi 'I}QUlld... (:JJ l,lt'<.wn The Racine FUI(Iua- Farmers or 'llllltl·l.I'I'C (4) fCII"'Illl.'lt'r, IU -80 b1l kb Slll•Ce llUI'Oh1lslllg IUV t:a.tf, 1 ,<\imcrit'a 8ii'C f.oousi'flll: .a1.1tetaion on (5) u...c af nuwhmcry au·d t't!LLIP· , h· 1 ~e fl•d 49ti ·ronml~ 1 or <~.Jf.a.Jfa tile work of 11he 1'\ituJ,~ F"B111ll~·s mctrL, 20 ~w•••~ 11•••.1, :n:t .PoLtntb of t.'lwppc.•d fOO · Of .t:llday who will be =>U«OO">'ful l p~1m .to pul~l IOUO do 1.c 11 t'<t r~ d< r· 1llltl li2 lJ()Um:l.s .u.f 16 '' odatry Wfti: Obesl.er, Obio, wb<re is lliO'W FIELD CORN PRODUCTION y~ ~ and: ado1 dte West Cll&1)ter FFA. .Ja 19H }row.d Nolan became Br Cha.-1•• HolterI consider~d the followmg 1tcmli of cost and Items o( rctur?s when I selected my corn proJect : (aJ u~e of land. one _a~rc <_bl seed, ntne pound (c) fer~•l .•ze.r . 3~ pou· nds (d) Ulie uf machinery and t!CJ· u,pment, l~ hours (e) manure, 10 loads. . ltem.31 1 IY JIMMY DIIM oJoovcd !-annct;.e. He WOllld hive ·liked ootJUng bolter •han 410 "J)Md al:l lb., daty6 on M IJll'HDI.a• Lion. Watm~on G-eolr;e in' 'iiOOve a.nythiJJI At ,ltJs !hOme ~:n ,MOOIYIJ Vernon, be cwood sovOJ"'Iltl olwndred eeres M '\\1holoh bb •main crop wu t.obecoo. lloo- a.-w lthil::l c110p becune •i\(IQrel' Mid ·po!OII'OW' e~~.ch year. Fin-- all>", hedeclclecl"' plant mare wbcat., oom ..nd 011t.s .aud «her aimJJ.,.. or:ropt. He dl.dn't p)Mt tiM •me fWol'ch wlltlh till& Nme CI'IOP re.r .rtll'l' 1'Car. lmtcad be rom&.edltlom. 11bi8 mellhoc ~ lmpt'OY't.'d bU f...-m • be •bopod rt would. SoaD ollber ba;an ! ......·J. . lli8 ••• ampLe. )n G«me• lime, f"lt'miftt" '"" old f~ rompored"' forming · Crude plOWI wtll~ .pulftord ~ oxon ot ilor'IMw .\ v turn OWl' t.he 'lfOUII4. O'opll ~ WI lli'Wit.OO by ibM\d w-.-·, Wid! - · 0.... ..... ~ _.., or plant.e!l ·~ - """""'"' ,eodl ov.erbyrt.he 1be r-.moer w.-bock...,.lmh.......,.lti< ·~aU the ft'.IIOWre ltOd ma-oh-,. """" llbe l•m tocloy Qn W-ork __ ,....,a._.w.......,.. t.t. m.,. ,. __ be done qu~. lmweebmoyboOaooOD•doy farmoos Of l>WCI)t (."01 •11 . ~lly l;uth!,\.'ll ·:-J)WW :- a Ctl·tlL"Oill!l'iik L. Sbow:rnamlQp for YocrrtikM: Acri.. C1'1LMI at ltibe Wldqbam · bu- culture, a,.n.Pron' dairY · ·IDtmsl fOr VoCatiooal Aericulliure. · · '""'"" •. ..._ .. .,.113 ..,.,_ ,._.. ...ug wm lbome ~- u 53 ~bkr OI"'OJJ>. record book for this same proj(!ct 11howed a labor -income or $618.21. 'l'hls yc11r my pro· Jed bud&'Cl shows a labor lneome of ..,18.43. The items of ('Ofit kl'C use of l.nd, plant:;~, manure, fcrti. li~r. spray, and dust n"Uttcl'lal, l#vui.ock 411"0jeclil ttdude 2G IIOW', cil.t GtOJi ~\k, 3 feeder IPlt I*'OJed:, 9 dlrilr,y thord. .. .tiiiVt" meat, D di'Ery lbolfet\ 3....., fW" n'leat.. 2 ohlclto:t f« pu!Mlw. 1 beef use o( ·machiner y, twiu~ . ~ tal(cs, feedlui, 1 hoof oaU:le lmd. t r.a(). and basket:-;. bit. knpn,n.-atreot pt10jttl'W JiDdode dM'y !ben~ recotdl, poultrly fJioclr ~. ~ iiii1J[Ofd:il1!int., wiJ lmpl"Qv61J1oml, lbom4l · ·bcMJtii(lt.. cal.kn, horne f.arm ebop. tnctor nMintelltlm.OOt~ll!l borne ham im- pr'O\'ml(liJ(.. 'Jih<we pmductkai and: lm:PtO\'!immt. projtdrt are t~lte bQie tor tlbe 01-.roum ,J•11.11ru<lioo 6Jr ~lhe. The H£l"eem('ul. fur m~· projert states that I will furni sh the 1\Ml of land, plantll. manure . fertilizer , of muehint>ry . 1winc, slake", and baskets. The nthr!r I'Hrl.~o· will nol furnish anythlna I will rc. eelve all the tollll returns. The other party will not receive any. thinll:. The plan~ of prllcll<'<' rot· Uti~ project arc m kccpillll accurate rocards (21 scl~tlng soil (3) llelecl· ina: plants (4) fertilizing (0) manure (6) soli preparation 17) planting lll!ltl drdt. C. SvcM) window!!: .atu:t elec· ' ·" • f\ilht provoide 11111•1. D. I teop my •hoeiioer sbaiol' bedded wl.(tb iliii.Rw. YIQOalionWL ~UJ'e ye&jf. E. M1y feOO lf'Ct"'l''d 6how8 :tlbatl I ln addM:ion eadt. v~hll: qrt. ·h:we f-ed (Dooembor 1st .to FocbnillUMure Jt.~ N». an (J!ppOII'IIu\· (8) ahowing C9) eultivalion ! 10) dls- <AA.-y 200) 160 1p0unds grain, 32 lty (0 bmld manlY- joql inllbe ca&e and ~nsecl Oil cover f..'l"OP (12) opou·nth (l( !jUppllemlent, 120 llOOIIda faml ti»p. · warketini!". aud (13) bur\•eline. 1>ey wd 100 potUI<!l of liilop. j or A- '. 1 j •l•o a victim of Seturdey's e:rclonic: tr.- winds which ctu.ed hith propwty d.lmqe through out Meigs CouRty. This portion PICTURED ABOVE Is the dul- ~ ··•-H.D•'"'· ·- !lim,.. age wrought by high winds Sat· J· ~tcploded fi"'M .... ,......,.. " . urd•v at about noon when the 4ft• wind, Kattwlnt blldt .nd: dndet- block garage, uMd to ·-dtbrls OYi~"" the l'f'IIW,.Y fOr • · house busses un the property of dlstanc• of thir1y ... ~· ~· . of the front of ttM building coll•p'~ d~o~rint~ tfM. Mlghth of the windstorm, (Sentin•I Photo}. ' ... .t Heart F nd Campaign Nets- 0 -' Dayi ... FJ81"k1Ntelr N one WH In the imml4i.,. ·v klnlty of the ttrvcIUN. when ft ce~t~pHd, ($entin.l ......., .. * * 80 Volunteer Workers Make iMiddleport Driver I Pomeroy-Middleport Canvass Injured When Car and Middleport resi· Heart Fund Sunday from 2-4 p. m.j 1 was praised by Mrs. Guy Reynolds,' chairmliln of the local house·to-hOU·] . se canvass. A total of $462.62 wus A 26-ycar·olrl Middleport womlurned in by the volunteer workers an was Injured a.nd he_r 19153 Dodand a large number or envelopes ge sedan was demolished w_hcn were lelt at homes where the tam· It went out of control, and h1t a Mrs. Charlcli Mullen, Hearl Fund Uy were absent for the afternoon. power pol_c, and a mall box, S~n· Chairman reported a total or $820.- .Mrs. Reynolds as chairman of day mornang on Route 7, Shertff 39 W'ith $460.46 collected in Mid· Charles Russell reported. dleport and $359.93 collc:cted jn The auto driven by l\1rs. June Pomeroy. An ad<lil!iMaoi booli.t was seen 'Sayre, was traveling north, two -)")O.'ISi•ble Cor MeU Oounty miles south, of Middleport, accord. Mra. Mullen pointed out that a Heart Fund Campa~gn rt.oda¥ wiltb ing to the report when it went on number of families were not at ~~he 1111111110UDICemeoltJ tma.t w. R. to the berm, and crashed into the home when a Heart Fund volun· SJl.ac:t,een, opl'C'ait.or ot 1lhe Old Inn pole and mail brut:. tecr called yesterdaY;, These fa~: Se!'VIcc Sb:rtion-, w. M:.ain Slrlect illcs may use the not-at-home hllld offe11ed .a 1947 Cr:(lgjey .auto According to Mrs. Sayre, she pulcoUcetlon envelopes, _le~t behind by I 00 be .given a.w:ay Marolt 17 w~th led to the side of the road, when t~e v~lunteers to ma1J m their con-~ .,1,1 pr1oeeeds Ito be ·giiVcon Lo llhe 11he was approached by anot.hcl tnbuUon. Md <»uney H~ Fum:l Drive. 1~ar, headed the oppsitc dlrccbon, gs · 1 m her lane of traHic on a curve. The Heart Sunday. Fund will i 1She stated that when she drove on· help greatly in rcach~ng .the goal Ute Health a.nd Safely committ.ce i to the berm the car went out of for Melgs County whtch 1s $2,7M of the Middleport Business and' control. w · club spon and Mn. Mullen thanked each and , f . everyone of the volunteer workers 1ro es:nona1 omens ' • She was treated at Meigs Gen. and both of the . Heart Sunday sors ~f the canvallfl, worked at the eral Hospilal ror laceration& of tho chairmen Mrs. Rub• Bact for Po• headquarters _at the Village Hall! face, a le .. ill.l'ury, and inl""" to the ,. and was asatsted by Mrs. Fred . h •h -~ ' mero~ and Mrs. Pcatl Reyn~lds Hibbs of the Health and Sarety mout w en some teeth were !or Itt . M W 1 Fr•• vice· knocked out. H Middleport rt s d for 1 making •• · · the c ftrt~t 1 comm ee. rs. es cy ~ , ea un ay n rot'III:H oun Y. president, and MillS Freddie Jloud· a success. 1 1 It 'd l .Middleport's I"C.SpOt\li.e to the as IC ' ptct!l en • . . were . . m1 orug• h~ ,se8SlORr 1 inc" T SPONSORED·BY AUOD Appllqoe c..W' Brolllm ,...II'Y eo.• 111<. POIMI'iy, Oh.. • .'. Rller 011 Co. ,_...,., Oltiot . .. Mellis EcrulpmeJil Co. ........,.Ohio Shumway Florbt s--D!IIo ,_,.,.Oit.. . , Melp Co f)rm Bur,ou c;.,qp Fulk>n·ThoniJISC!D !frt.tlor Sole!i . Pom....,, Ohio . '- t..otm llllta, Cililo · First · N•lro....... lee IIUl rn.tafe o~Y.11hlo ·=IY~~ Ollln VoUey F • Co. lllclftt, Qhlo . '· SlmOIII Mlr.ltd Nmt..,. 'Ohfa r' Run . :.O...o~~t,..,ioi;O~"""''-o\.l.4i-~-._...lliill;~i.o.;.,~1,;;;.-..~.oo..-~"""~~t...io~ ./ .. ~ «del' of ~ ·---··- Sttlloa · .. . . .~. • be-t· will be M.' •in lo'obr'l.t•ary ()Ollllll1y, lt1hc J&l;ic D. l<"'oWicr. iDCktde Luellen, si'M'<lr, WHEELING, w. Va. UP Spm.oor, Lel'ant; fOUl' <la~tlen;. hng, Mrs. Orm Smllh, Doris Rice, ·14-year-old conressed slayer under· Ml1"'8'. Rabcnt ltoo~h and iMrrs. Ru.P.. , Susan , Probasco, B~verly Perrin, goes a mental examination t.o<lay pe'l1l Rke, both of J...obimt.; ·anl"l ~ 0 Mrs. ~harlotle Pemn, Mn. Thco in an attempt to determine why Mrs. Bil}y Smilth oand M l\~. lhui~ AI ~rs. Denver ~tee, ~rs. Freda Wei. 1' . NeuWing, Mrs. Vernor Sec, Joe he bludgeoned a Cub Seoul t.o Rogors, bQtJh of Columbo....-; four Kenneth McElhinney, d ath 901ns· 1...w.wen.CQ JQhnt.1town 0 . Sally Schaaf, Mn. William Childs, c ' OU.ff~, Balrbwfun; P.auJ, W~Jiin~ Mrs. James Thomas, Mrs. Will Jtey. Tommy William&, the twin son ton 0 ood Dhlle .at !home· 33 nolds, Mrs. Rodney Saijer, Mr5. of a WbeeliDJ stelmaker, con· J ~~·lld:ron llhi 16 groat .gnm\l James Arnold, Mrs. y1rginia Clif· fessed last week he killed 9-year· Oh!!!dlreJi,. ford, Mrs. James Simpson, Mrs. old David Powell on Fehruary 9. ortOOiaWintg ~II. ~.ho ,;('I';Vit:c Wl•ll mg · 'Of~ 33 ~ 7 wiillllm A~t~U!' Sklnrrer, Mrs. H. E. Hub- JJe was ord~red to take the mental 'be thJo Rov. F()('I"Ieiiit M·III~Tay and Pont~ coo~ ]JrttN3. . bard, Mts. Lhmei Bogcs, Mrs. te.st:; after hts defense counsel, Wil· ·bu:r!la.l wm 00 •WI Looe o~k Ccm<' . l.~tcd .a.h;o Ito~ ·before "1 ~chard Gress, Jacqucl~ne !Ice, Ham Callahan, withdrew legal ac- IOOry ;n. N.iint P}leasanlt. UKl -caunoeil wa, -del)atl(l and ~i· Mu. H. L. Dunham, Mrs. Walter Uon to free hls identical twln, Jo_ ,. ,____ _ _ _ __ bJoe Jq:;isla41oQ. 00 Jllbe ~ Wadel~. Atrs. D. L. Bt<:k, Mrs. Doo aeph. ~......, -...~ --r~·- of Un· Slivers, M_rs. 1\. M_. Shennan, Mn. •n ........... oe _..._. ..._.. ""'"'"•.. o E M K111 1 M Lei d B Tommy's (""on£es!iiou exonerated iqo A~ by tlOO ~ ·~·ay · · c ey, rs. an rown J<n~et•h., but t.h~ twin's parents ..__.__ ~ 1Mrs. C. D. Reichman, Mrs. Irvin -P-~·w" Baum;ar d ner, J a ... ~s Childs an d agreed to allow Joseph· lo take the ~·- , ·,Ia E. F 4n •. ~.. . . _ .,_, •ia'r yor · "",111-!iWI M G c Uds examination with his brolher willl ibals f!CIOei¥ed 19 .rep)iew A.O Ib is ,Jictrs. eorge n · the understanding he st'lll would n :rie due .b) def"ocbve WJt"l~ll(l: Wt to residents of tfwtt distl"id be Uab'lc to bond afterwards. wil.h 16 of .the reeido!"m8 ''Oi£'1~ C3ll800 <an estdma'lled d 91100~ to\o;Jt . a~ Qf .abe widOO:illg IPd ~re~ LEAVING FOA FRANCE i"'g $7!S 8t Jtbe <Jampbold Htwpcr - - '()1'0]00\ and ool• tror ,! lr. ..00 Mo• Loran ond RUMMAGE SALE t'Cl'lid6noo oo East Maino Sd'!1t.."l'l. oppcl9Cd. lt.mbana 4ll1d Romlld; Jdbnnla Jor. The Senior Clasg o( Pomeroy Saltundlty lliOOD, Ohiuf of ~lhe Pomof'--:--::--:--:-::-::-:::--:-dano. Wll. Kif Pomeroy, .;'Dif N8oc.y Jflgb School Is sponsoring tt rum- roy Filre Dcpmllrmeob ~ Hick.• HOLZ.IIt HOSPITAL Jordan Q£ G&liilipoolil spor.. the ma~:e sale on March_1·2 and 3 h1 ~ Admitted Saturday: Mn. Amon .w~ Jn Bctwernler, Pat, w.i4Jb the vacant shop adjacent to the '11he Jire w~ ·iiOOI.al.oll ~.u oQ. ('1JI'Jlt:r f.'irbis, Arbuck'le, W. ·va.; Calvin, Mr\1 l..ooprjw Histor l¥flld ~. Kroger Store In Pomeroy. All pro- of the '!liliUc of •thel dtweUin•g <UJd SquirM, Lang&vUlt. ~'6 For9:-MJ Zalbvtk and ceeds from the sale will go to wats el011itig!Lti!llhed wit!hin lter:ll utinAdmitted SUllday: Mro. Earl lmo ..., ~ 12, J»r ward making !be Swtlor Trip poli' ,.;e; of 11>e ...,., ftt-o -ten. ar· _before otbe ~y C~ty Council.~ iiiii9Pf!Cilat 800I:Uoo .caiU.-cd fOil" roJ1o1iglbtl 1St 8 1). m. •m tihC! ooulllcll. ~bo:rs M Cittr Hla'J~ will be drla~ 800 !8Kioptioo of a COU· ~ .on:llnmoo ioJI ~ ii'OOU~~<C· COOle . Itatblti fie~ bot:.t h c. Berk-ley, 72 LClt 0111t. w. V<~•. , v."lw died Salt!lwda·y aflut'lbOLioll· 3 1 o[ .... ·191• M<·. •11<1 Mo·o Mr11. Leo Childs, Mra. year, all o which rtflcct to them lhe credit which Is due the membcratllp of tills ch~ter. . ' . The clvlc minded Individual~ and fli1DB listed below are CG-ifPO~ or thls pal(e .In order that prol)er re.<OIOIIUon be fi(Ven The Fullll'8•Fimll<!ts or Racine Chapter tor a year of accomoUshlllEint and endeavor. . ~o~unoel<M. sc.rrviocs f.o r Mffl ~1·11.a- 1884, in· Mrs. Millon Hood, MfB, L. E R•Y· - . ..... . Elizabelh Ber~ey F~eral Services Wdl Be Tuesday wl:llS' Mayer, Mrs. Olio VoUey lriillr Co. STIRRED UP by tornedoet. Which laahed southern and centr.al Ohkl, high wind1 ripped into • h~Mnc, ll~l~l·d 'I1ucm~~~ •~1 CUbScout Slayer Hltm"l'C, 1 P.• ~~heFo~J"r~mcg fo'ull'l"~•-11 ~~~al>l)l\. -... I Workers on the drive Mr~. Site booon on 9, "} ~John Harry McGuffin, I J t• M t } M-ason· da-u POMeroy Counci s Iven• en a • ~hlor • nolds, John Meets In .s.c-nr.r..al Bowman. Mro. William Weaver, FaTesting Today. Harvey; SU<Viwm• h"' ·h'""''" . r1e Erlewtne, !'frs. W. R. .on'tl Mil's . Ze!l On this rage are recounted lllliiiV ol their llthievements durio« tiWi past • I I Throuib their studies ol the scientifi< tpproacb to the problel\18 of lttm· llodne, OhJ• bkd: Dunt, readrinJC \'elocities -.. -to . . . . by!... _ , Oable fe.Wure ,... reoporlted on E. Main Street iD Pom..eroy by .die teloepbooe C'GIDI*If" due to UN t.aUiDg of IHih po'li'!e:r tioaJ acrou ~ ~idea," A new -table i:nste&tioa Dllf' Jtut,. land wa, bumed out wbe-n it toe came into eODtact with power m-_ Tbe touoty Jt4,bway department tOday saJd tflat ~ !had beea. made Jbbat oa buge tree had been blowu dw"n 08 Jen&¥ Wwtt l'Oeil between I:Joooa& rtmd: Apple Grote but ~ illbe l"'eiKrt had as yet Et«noon. ... I . Turner, Mrs. I ·I .. Defective Wiring Blamed For Blaze J •'-··'·- ~ 1.. . ............. - • ~~ ~ Midael,, . ' - siblo. . -- ___ __ ., one year. On a charae of non·liupport, WiJ. liam Junior OweM, 3.5. Pomeroy, was aentenc..-:d, today, by Juvenile Judge John Bacon, to one year in the workhouse. Thoml5 Enyon, Jr., Syracosc, was bound lo the Grand Jury. today, by Justice ot lbe Peace, Porcy Poopies. Enyon plead not guilty to the charge of driving while lnloxtcated, but to a charge or having fieticlous re&istra· tion, be plead guilty, and was fiDed $100 and tOlltB_ hy Peoples. ln other act1on, Vernon Young, 18, Long Bottom, was fined $16 and c011ta, today •. by Justice ~f the P_eace, R. E. G!!'ndl~. of Mnsenvtlle. l_le was chArged wtth reckless OPff'llJoArwben he pas.se~ a tuner· al proce,slon, and drove 1n and out of the procculon. . . . _John Gray, 24, Harnsonv,!te, ~~ bceo rtvii\.a.t 411>• f~ll/l1i!S ~• • ... .... -· inlier perk in sub.~o~rbar. Clncln·. n•ti end upset !tight trailer home1. Nu one was injured, I ~ c 1be Ohio Power! 9 l'll!pmted thod maoy of .as wen downed durinc tbe siD'm but t.Js: by late ~ Dillll fllel'vice bad bem restored by repair power•t.... Cf\e"i\1J. · Columbul!llc: SoutberD Ohio ~eo tee.~ ~ t. . eb"e loWU- ·end of · · .. _ . - . : ~ in -three diffenmt -~ dbe 'iO timbil: ofatlillg . . . _ .• teJwon wn., Scnieei.. wf1 Ckt- nrpted for 26 mtnuta" m ·MUtdl~· MtddJeport Ma,ror C. 0. Fi:iher s port mel .fmr a tite amoua1; of q oooordiDg t.o ·• CfJD.i... $25 ~nd, on a char~e ~ uD&afe pany ~. Ia ~ tWraJ operation, a~d also I~ th1• court '8fiOO:t tinoe WEI'e dow~~ 'Wid! tbe Saturday mght; Ardith But.ou, ~ Plaim beinc lterdmt: JrJt. 42, Middleport. who was arrested Pon.laod.11Dd Lefat a13o ~ by Chief or PoUce Ruuell Bailey i:ntumitteot ~ ~ • a on the charge of allowi~ truh resutt of dle ~high wiftda. ·• and refuse to collect on hts PI'OP· At New Hav-eit e1 - bJoW.. c_rty Wlllrin the village limlts was from tbe marquee~:'~ faned $5 and eoast.8. T'tteetce and (be roof of tbe ~ Ch1ef Bailey reported the CLar- 11aveo Pot.t.e!ly it:t! bJ' ence Coffendafl"t::r, 39, Akron, wa& the .bigb 1riiJ!b.ca,;..~ wa.t relea:;ed on a $25 appearance bk.wwn .out or ee:wn1 taMe i..tl bond: He was a.m~ated Satunta,y MIMoft ~ iiDd ~ demolb! Everett Bostic, C!harged with •i.sbed. k woa atso ~ tf1at disorderly conduct. tel-eviaioa ........, ia die 118eoD The Highway Patrol reported City. bent doubJe b 1 ~hat P~t )_fitchelJ, 21 Middleport., wind8. Ill GalhpoJ~ Mun'idpal Court,. Sat· WIIHe llleicJ aou.ty lia 1 urllay, forfeited. t~o $25 boads, oo ....,..,.11"itb~~- ­ eharg~ of resuting arrest and age t!111i woUld AIDCal l'City am-enl · tlnlavll 1!1 • • - ~ ~ spcedtng. court, Saturday rtight, (orefelted a io JJ"Its power· pore . ~ Pomeroy dents yeaterday opened their hearts a·n d their purses to the BO volun· teer · workers who made a house to house collection in behalf of the 1966 JJeart Sunday afternoon. Rl•ill<! Pllnta• MUI lf.Kh winds up to 90 m'lm per hour were re~ made ----~~~~~~----------------- log tbev have brouibt credit to tllcmstlves. to their commlllllty, and to my lh-cifrr 3 pounds Q'ltf'l per da-y. t;. I ·tll&n ~v keel' tiJy trei1'er -gar• OWDed by Geor-ae Jl Monkey Rua CDiHapsecl f!jMered in tho Meigs County area dlaine the "~ .scetterinf Sa•urday at .oout noon and re- I ciDder block <JVIY tbe I'Uidlf..,t sultOO in ~.:: damage , ror a diRitaDce at more tmu dUrtj thiroogJbout the aru oceordine to ted. rep<>t1~~ from variow ~1rons. No damage Mtimratf. wa:t In Pomeroy -and MiddWport u of .tndaJ on tohe ooillapee of a numerOU! ~:s were mMie of porUon of tbe front ot &be Excel~ roof d.:lmage aDd falling brick .Aor Salt W«b BurlcM.c 011 E. from cbimlle)"'! ~e a ~ind.er ~ SUat in Pomeroy_ 'Jbe - - ·· - - iniDl aod ~ oonwt'olfile ,;;. PICTURED ABOVE Is · • ¥lew of tM Excelsl~>r Salt Worb Buildlnt on E. Mein Str-eet which Wll The Racine Chapter ol U1e Future Farmers or America arc to be com· mended on a ye81r or Slllendld achlev~ment and progJ'eSS Jn the pursuit of arn-lcultural lulowled£e, 'tiCin oonooMlr.at-o. B. I um fcood:lng my ltoHet· 3 pouO of thiti t~Jon da-tJ.y. t:. I lil.m ·focodinl: 13 :poond1-i or h<~~ per day. D. I am f~ng ll'O\Il>i'IHI! ~1lle dairoy hei-fer: A. l i~ltl h!vusing my •betfer m a barn wit·h milk t.'O\W\, B. I ba'V{l: my hei· ft~l' in a dill)' :~>t aM l~h«"il feet wide <~<~l'di -r-IVl' foot ilwrg (!hat B fn:to of .Meigs County Escapes Serious Damage From Raging Winds In Meigs Courts UJday aod. over the _.l.!eund with I total of six ca&es bang beard by Joul jurbU; one man waa bound to the Grand Jury, .nd another was sentenced to the Cincinnati Wcri:hou.se for Future Farmers of America • ..,., use ••be . _ , ,_,. wfth r.ln ten)fht .... bl JDa, T..... CO.... W'lth Jne'M flunitt. ,. I their school. ...... ...., • Meigs-Co Courts ~--of~-.~ ln Session Today ~--~i!oe~ eo.... • f ases ·-out ""'.._ - ... wi-lbrvuc!r Hear SIX """"'>' "'' or wl>i<ll ,...., , Feod-ing 'Lhe daiey .heirem: A. I H% pro- poC'!h_.·e dll!rin8 •the .sumn1er. F. I ,Pl"'U\'ide ·J,resh., CilM'Il WM« fw my JH>Itoer .VI tho' time. '• heifer ~ Jrom OlcQlber -. JOI' ! I.a"' ~~...- -'iv <>4, • - • . ,m. ""' 'fiiVol 'I..U ..,.,_.:>£' lhPU .....,. bUdget ~ ~ · ~ for this· bnojeat to be me oa-1( va.~ucd d. $23.00, 6000 'JI(lW)ds of mi!lk valued at $380.00 llfld otbe te.s,tmJeted :price of (be ~ M i· fer at 57&00 11be -Miffioa.t«<· ~ f~Eturn. $f80.(lO 'l1be es~timlitedooets forflh!~>o,pl'IIJ· jeet &ll"e: (1) heifer $7a:oo (2) we of buildia.p ead tql.ti"plmenrl: ,or 6 mOQtr))SI $6.00 (3) fOim 43$ pl)undiJ Sl~ (4) 150 ~ of '32~ Da:ky Suvpil'f11Jltat· $6.00 (5-) ton¢ hay at $20.00 (6) :pastare 9 mo~hs $9.00 (71 brcediog aod ~ fees $4.00 rtot.a~ es1.irnated eQ$18 $130.24 11he .est1malted }a~m.oo.tre Gf'"y pi"'jeet to ·be $329.76. T1tre eg~ree­ meet for my jJ1oc« liot8te9 t1t1a:t J wiH fumld: 1bbe bei:fe-r', ~~lie o( bu:m:dines ~ ~. sqpplell"\enrt. and 1n~J;)b lbroeedi.ng. fees. party wiU not :fiumtsh I 'W'i¥! r&. -MUtttent""'.....,.., so. 1. _..,_"':"'::~:""::~~-..;~ · -!+..,;.,..,_":'':"--::::---::::-----::--:------:..j ~I br~;~a,Y,27, 1956 ·;:• Bua1ness Phone 381 Single Copy 5c for. m·,. 'l:l'lll ·fe.cdi'r~~g m\)1 tbeifer <Jil Monday, • : .• "'' • V()oAgStudents Take Part Racme . Jn "Earn As YOU Learn" Pro!l•am $3:;'/~roJcl'l Editorial Phone 397 No. 266 W:- . rocd . Vol. VII .,., ,... . .... . . . . Arna Bobert PaiD(:« eaaw on Mr. Mlrs. llanfy ~ IIIJid: fam""""'""' ~ ~. 1/Y Sooday-..... .;d _, A ft1Wd for! Sbc7wmaardrlp, Mrs. WiD HeiJmtn caUe:f oa Otlbet' ~ 1 reCelWid for my Mrs. l...tiJM'd ~ w~. beifa" """' Gt\ali.d ~ Glenna. ~ ~ n.da ~ He Studies Today ••• that you tat 'llhois catliloo mustl •bave abou l m.'i 1't'Wr'n of ~IIi:! 50 ~ly e;11f gahwd 22 puund~ over I 130,000 oow rarmer.Y t.•very ~ar M·y agreement wa..'> . l't'll"l'l'\("ll :-u•m a_ lti diiy pr-r1~ wl, iilll 'il'K'Il"'ilRO of to 'tep~klC ·ttllo.'IC who dle, t'C.1dirc. •<rfilcr I m!Kit•il.dtc budgtll My 01 g 1w· 1,1 R J!OIIIl'fl.~. prw d••Y · M:v calf -or 'ko&ve !the f·arm . 'Ilhc.~c men· •llllll!ll 1lll."ofl'IS .\'hO\\\S ICX<JIJIJy 11h;1•t J Wll] IIUW Wl' i·).(' h ."i 340 poun<J'S. be men w.lth cx:pcrienc and rtram(~h iOJ" bcail', ami W'lml t h t· J•ng ooou.g'l\ 1o be -.su~IUI. oJiaMI· othor pa•nt.y will!l furn i;,.h vt· he;u , BY RONNIE SALSER Wlhal pnl1t of ·l~lC n.'(unltil I will THE DAIRY HEIFER IL t... believed that: VOCtlof.ionllJ J\<"l:cive d!lld wh:11t t:h-c oUn•r p;n· ty I t'r~ll .~ldt·wd the fodlowinJ:: items A~niou.Uure -and FFA coo~loitutc wiUI rccci•\-"e. 1Miy 1111\rt't"lllPll•\ Wil~ t1hc most effect prog'I'flnl j1C"l d-e· :;.igndl by m~ f,a!Jtcr <tnd tl-k. Nol;~n . of <"nst <Hl'd ih'1tl\'l o()l{" tdUl'll.s when I :;eJt'('1cd my dui•l"l)' heifer r01r a vcloopod for ill"llll'llll!ll" bo')~ ro ibc· I "Wll·ld: siJOOy ~nd <kvdt~p p].aus pl·oj('(,!", 1t 1 anlmad; (2) usa or ronm iood fiiiM\6!'$ and ·helpi·n•g to do rt.h~ toHw·i"l-l .~v..cc~ l'vnn bui·ldtn·g and 'cqu·IJ:Hnent (3) gr.ain l'hem tJo boorune e~1labllbhod. ilfl ·projoct JObs: (I) .!i{'lt•t:"t. t1he -s11Jl (2\ (41 NU)lph~llli.!ni (5) h<IY (6) ;;~i•).!lge Iermlin(l: or tt.clr c.1holoo. !UI\Otlon~. of manure 10 u;;,• (;~) ,~1"] . t 7 I JlOl~ Lure 181 bt•oodi:ng ·and vclfl'Jn. viw ol tJbe natim':S' nt.'C& -octoioo of sot.•d (4) prt:P'Ilt"in;,: ~ l it-e ·•nouny f· f'~':+ li'ur nrturrn~ I pi·a•n, to for now f'llmnerSt t11 is :1'1i1Mn111 Uwl.t SOU (15) fct"~ltl ,~.y (6) pillllling (7) have I d~1ry ih~lrcr wi.hit :rn e~li­ r~illioll bo eJ'Vf.G .to tht\s& •(lU]livatJQn (8l,h>lrvetJin,!l .and (9) matod labor ~nrome of 110.00. )'UUIJC mm wbo ~me prcrrerin£ for .i\ly .agrot•m~C~~It war; wdHen Sol)()n ~'8 in fa.nn ~ng. aftt••· m.\" budget was mildc. My E.nro\Jragement wt !.his time will do l'tlol.k!h to 8Unwlale t:bem to cal hi.gh to'Chu<Jt <' h-<JP,kl<-i 111 4U llh'1"C<' li1C'nl .!fll'OWS oexaot4y wh>at 1 t..rdt'f' ~''(~ 401 ltl'Wter tlcll.it"Vt.'- ttlat<'lS, Jllawa~i 'lttd rn t'tlt lt IU<'U. wi 1-1 ftWit~h o<tMt CX\1CUy what ( J<Uturc J<'il'flmr:J\\ .>J ud y vt,.wtU()t\HI will TN..'t~iV'C . ·My agrtx·m~nl\ tthows m<Dl agrit·lll-tlllt'C w~t:h ntc dl'fm~tc Plll"· ex;u·.tl y wh;d 1\lho oUhcr .pa1t"l1 .y wi-11 pooe of bt.•coming ~ond t:i111"lltN~. n•nJve and wltiWI. Mro OOhor party HOW F. P. A. DROANIIED 'f.ll'Oy .h&\10 l'ill~l"\'"1:-><'d fi~lltllol'lll; Wl "l) flll 'll bh. IY JIMMY DIIM A h~Uit\ n\Otle .Uban ~ )'CIII.Jli a•JO pT'Il'£ruii.IIS 'tillhOIIItl W'llt'l'e •l•h<'}' Itil~ J ·lim!.' eompl"'ll'd hltf! foUow.i.n·c i.n K~;u Cttw, IMI~sounl.•, • f-ew thnlr t'IH,'liSI'OOitl IC1111'11il~ Ut•to .,__.. pl'lll~l h"i'• · rt) ·~ed(.'l~liug the dairy •\.u-<iJ PT'~Iicc . 1'ihC'll' H ' A act:ivJoli<'s bi>Gb L'!IOhOOl t~IIUI$mt~ of voc~:~U.Orlal ·hc-l[<"r Cl) l"crdi111'g the <hrlry .tlcifer rtlf'lruf~ Md .t'lr leadetljo g-a- teat~h lcs.dcr:-JMp, JglMXI d1 iwl.....,,Jup and (3l lhl)t"'ing the dairy iht'ifcr. l~ to fonn ... (W<lll rou~h 01'· o~nod pat.-rollt i~m . Sf'lt.'1:tirrg ·!·he OOI'l'y heifer: A. I fM'i!M!Ioft. lbt.t I... Jtl\e flir:Jt wot'd.!r l'Hil. •i dl'l'ed tlhc product.iun of ·my of •lt8 'l.'nltld: ·'I .bel:i.evc Kn F'ut.urc TOMATO PRODUCTION hf'ifc-r\ , p<U'Wll~. B I S('lco'LOO pore io'M'min£:" "l1be OOllOf'pts of Amly Joseph Gl•nn bl"t'd <lUtii'ILliOY lhf'loftt. C. J fiiC'JeCI\cd ain puriX"'C ~ fw lllhc 1'hllll Is a continuation projct't in -a llteJf.cr wil1h doop flantrs, fine ~ ......Tll.'ln'l of Am<riea 'NW1 tomato produrtion . J Scieclcd my •llnir, <tl\"lall-<.'Ut ~lead, too,JZ >Htld '101kt ~• ..,d IOOoy ll>e tomato project !loon after I started l~a•!-g'e ·nHIUioe, bright eym. squarcr. t·. A. bat! flJOI'tl than too,ooo my Freshman year In Vocational memben atfiu.t.ed wltb 8,000 lo- A ll r i c u I t u r c. I p r e p a r. •ly wt. 1~'~ • .and wi·l'h l~e b~l caPHCilly. D. I s<dod:t.>d my heolfer ed a budget for this projod . The ill F"cbnt<U'.Y 1955. E . I socurod my budget 1 made fur my freshman heif<'r £rom my obrol~ OOt·. F. IMy yeor showed a labor Income of ht'lk'l' is 11.'1"Mntalcd to be wortlh $83.00, De.,oted Fo Flae lntere.t. Oll'lle ,......J . >C c-,. - - . . , OHIO: rwlot ....... Itt .... RMtr ......... . thlt ....n.... In .... r ~· - weather en tine WUl JkilmM Mronday rill M.r. aDd lb. V - 1 ~. I ...,. l>eUor t<> 11>e 1965 Meifs {'.cMD;y FW;·Lreaei\'led ~~~td A iMV'M"d ~~ my ib!lifer, and A port: of 'tomorrow. -~ at y :-------· I "'"*"'Y ~ II•- - · I 601- Obb Prolect 00011 af· fNetm.,. ~ iil IDd . . 1 I . First President Was AFarmer r - i l , _ lr.. Pon>ersburli: ·cOiiiocl ...... )10niiiD Sola· iloer 1 started my =Paz.ticipatOO Racine Future · -Farmers Focus On Agriculture ev-. IY DALE HART ~- ...r •Joh. Ocmil Goollei<l DAIRY PODI,ICTic!N llld Mr. omd ilh. ~ ThU;. is a. OOIJI!Iwat.loll. project Sunday a:CUmoon wkb. lb. 00 --ban<. Fridlr or>-. -~ no... 1'1..- .... stucb' and develop plans to do the tami1ly 6piNJt SUIIdiaf" ,...,..... !Mr. roUowlnc tomato project jobs: IDd Mra. wm Heimlllo. stlectioa ot IOU (2) amount man11re to uae (3) .select1oa Mr. end !Bitrs. Buel. ltideaoor plants (4) preparation of mel 80b, ft. tDd Mn. 1Jtfln fortillzin1 (8) plonllne (7) cul'tivat- I Wiok'-n oolled "" lfr, """ Mn. lag and (8) summer C!lre. J . L. Wiclabam Sundar. ° = 111<11""' ·- _._ a o.o . Virlil -- • e ~ Ga~n ....... ~ . . . . . I . DJh. • Potuerw. the·, ;:;::, Shown 1te two of the trailers which ...,.. smuhed tq.ther. (lntematlona• Sovrtdphoto). Obio- - Sidney High School Student . John F. Carbaugh High In Scholarship Tests Dies Foilowing . of witb . . . . . . . , iato nu1l<ms. . .... Extended Illness emeod m.iWiom cl doiJ_.. (D ct.a"" <;OLtiMBl JS, o. UP The Stale Dt·partmcnt of Education an· nounced tod<Jy that Waldo Alonzo Pa~·lon, Sidnoy IHINI Srbooi 8IOOl'Cd 280 out of 300 pos:;Lblc points to plm:e fir:-;t in 1he BcncraJ Scholar· ship Test ftrr lllsh Sehool Seniors. Jn>~nn Zd~ler uf Fairmont Kettcring lligh Srhool, scorlng 248, led ~;:iris in 1hc ~:>enlyr tetta, given .January 20-21. Donald · Louthan Hill, Troy High School, wilh :159 pujnt~. was .setond among the boys and Carol Ann Richard of Fairmont Kctlt!ring wos second rank· ing girl with 239. R. M. Eyman. slate .!iupcrintend· cnl oi public instruction, announ· c-od l(lfte llllllntrui of' Z6 boys wd 25 girls who ranked in the! test, along w'ith lhm;e receiving "honorable mention"' for ranking in the top 5 per cont of lhe 15,781 seniors who participated. The total incJud· cd 7,419 boy.s and 8,362 girls. Dr. Ray G. Wood. wbo conducted the lcllt:;, said the lowest score in the ohi~h 50 per cent was 201 pomts out of 30. E)'man sBld 1'11Uon Wishes lo he Tenlativc fuiK'nll: arnangcments for W.ac:Jcmid,a.y afiCemooo have been oet !..- .hohll F. CarbaUIIII, 7f WOO died carJ.y 1\IOQday morntng at 1h!l.Jtome oC 'M B. Jltlkn SwitMcr G~ S,.,., -~ Ciil'ba~h thad beCD s-Jffoaniog from illn ~ UIOOSB '8ll'd made his home at the Swtibtr .rQii· d...,., No alose ~•trv-i:"*s W'e ltmJwm to cxit;.t aTJd clofoots Weft betng made tOOay to '~'eaCh -distant rellltiv-5 of I h(' dt-t'r:a:st>od ·in order that fWlol'nll arrangt"menl.s be complded. The body is at the Rawlings oonliC fm en~:rnco-. The h~ogh runk- COOIL'I f'U!I""KU'"al llomle ia Middleport ing boys ehru;e physics, engineer. frnm whl'fiC 90n'ioes will be held. ing and mcdkine for professions Fu1rerai services will! be ~ld they hOJX! to cntcr. \'\l(,t)ne.."doay oat 2 f. M. in 11hc Girls lhis year favored profcs I:."'w.n11g Chapel . for Edw8rd O'Co.n· &ion~ 'in teaching, medicine and n'O'r. 81, ,.,.,ho di11.-d -at lb~ ' rm:idoonc~ juurnalism. Iiili n a.dr~~ oC<!irlly .Wilt ·ml)lttq, ; Score cards for high Einishcrs Survi.,.on;: in1ol·ude lhiff W·ife: will go to collegea chosen by stu· -~hi.<J. Edwand O'Oonnar, dent:~ (or possible scholarship~. fivi"l <lhlh::lrfln Eldward P., Tho.~ who h•vc chosen no college BobiQln: Rttdey Obeta. Rat...jne; 'f~ur:.day, ~~laroch 1, will bring will he list~d in a brochure sent Jano Wh'i.tloc:k, Raeime; IMnJ. CU. to some 500 colleges. wt(l Community ~ to fbis ·hlcrfrre Se:hnlft, Pl4t~, Pa.; area. J\t l1he Webtbt{.on Sdlool .and Mrn. BV~ny Wil"!rlns. f'k~ Audi.t.o-rmm in Galtilpolis, tlbe 'fri. htmn h a-twt 18 grtan:dehitldn!J), Couo1y Communily Coooert AJJ. Fl'it-nod's. lll<ty oa)t at tlba Ewing .:<!Kiali'ioo w;JJ, •Jil1SL9eUt tbeil' :last fi\J.J1oM!II'I B I"IJTI<' an~ time md ifJ1Je CINCINNATI, 0 . UP-Prod'l.lce: roti('CJ1t or ,tJI\'C" season wh.oo: .the ~vi<"{: w~!l 00 CQQiduetW by · 11ggs weak; f\.OiUm£1' U. S. A Tl1.smn Boy'e Choir is f~. Rev. .John I<: lw-ood, j)3ilillur of illh.o }ao-!ge 44 ~0 46; medill.lm~ 42 to 44; The clroir, Chol9en. oiMOm all Haoin•r l\1('1\lhodi'1!11 Ohuroh.. brown- mil: 42 Ito 44; f;"X''.ra larg'e .:>·dtoob in Tucson and backed M a 40 rt.o 41-; A (oaor,g.c Vo'hlte 38 W 40: cummuni•ly projeotl, aPJQII'Cd on AUXILIARY TO MfET A mddi-utn WhM.IC 36\.oo 37; A me· l11e FAI Su.l~ TV ~~ ~b. 19. Thr Ladies Au:d!(lary .of Drew dium b""~"UWn 36 'I,'Q 47. T.h~ Al.bom~ CormnunCt:y Concert Wr,bsl\.t"l' l'ost. Amm•lc;lon Legion Chlielrooo, f~ fi!-m up lc; 3 A.-.-,'o(:i':JI!Jion wiN 'Pf'l'tiGitl 'lthoodore will meet. in 'l"eJ.'Ubar ~!!f'Niiclin• 'lUes~ to lJI:I abe 21 .to 22; hmli. ·hc<~vy Lo\t:dn, Am-eri.~ .~. at daoy ollf 7:38 p. m., it Wlal!il aniJlou~ war 5 1M) 22 ,too 24; 1hone. 14:ht. 5 ~~mori'al Auctikriwn. lhils ,W'll ibe cod t-,. by ~.. lJI"!>l<le!lt, ll>li>s IIlii ornd .,._ 17 "" 18; b= til;;hl .1.1-tf'l ·hM t.'Uiloort b"' t!i$ ~ m j • • .... .W!!lo~ - ~ 14 .., ~& ... dijLIQ& . - ... . ...:. ...... ·· -·· Edward O'Connor Funeral Serviee To Be Wednesday Two Community Concerts Set For This Area :!i• Market Reports .. '. ... -- _...._111 ~. Ole """""""' ....... lo .... lluc!IJeye Stole ..... .,.. - - Soturoloy. 'J'bree • - di~ly ~ ln.rr'ti'ls. Wire ..uributed t!bc 6ltorm .and doucf.. Tit< Scioto - -·a'"'*" . u 1... •bove f1ood Clr<levillo ""'"' ...t ..... ··~· t.. crest 1.5 fool over flood ....,. It · C'hlll- 'fucoday ~nv.r-~to n.; ............ !«< over floOO - · a · ~·. .. Two ltHth Cl11., A 300I'C ot 'M'.>C'Obdary f'Nil9 Mft bilfb f"'""""' .... Sat..., Hi"'- dowli by ctoocd - ""'icll -· poor. But tbe Slole ~ sai"d !today oofy t"W"D J)ltl'tmmt. """"' .......were : 'lbeie Route 20 srme toUi moH-es nortt.h U Mmlpelrer in WUor.. }ioants County aod Route 23 eboUt one-'lmlf mile ~'lOOtiJl of Uppt!S! SaaOO.k> lo W - """"""· 00. cr lb4,~ W«e "normal" ..!..:<. Obio·s .immedlaj<l ~ Ollll-,: - look .... fur cloud!- ilri.., biciiO I * ~o 1hc 40s and ~. tJilJVV6 r.a·io in the DOrth -.ad raiD ill tbe soohb .tb~ ~~ ~~ t;Ioudy ~ ad N.inll toftiati. ':1 wiHI ....- . . . . , lo tile BOo 01111 snow erpool.f'lt 'l'uctada,-. ' At leaet 1lhree :penom died • a re~"Wt. .of Sa4urdly'a .. --.n. ~; . ~ suU~J'r'optdy -~~i~un·co==~~~~~·~: """""""' mjlll1io:l. n.agod~~=~~: widespread rcw doi!Am<J -to·and w ~ a.t ~buumo .AFB, w- -•-·:;:=; &lODe. .uuw <m~ tn &milb.i • l o - eqoorq r'lock:ed at · __. ~Oo , :~ij,;oJ~ """#~~.• �' ~ ~~·:QQe::T:w::: o ~=-=,=-=-==-="'==:.::__==:::;--rne r ' ...i Mondo, Februo~ 47, \956 Doib'_Sentmel, Pomeroy.Mioiilepo_rt, Ohlo Monday Februor; 27 , l est: REEDSVILLE lltHAID I OWIN GIN. MGR. RIYNOLD E GREEN! I EDITOR Ptlblldred ey.,tYIII't£>tnoon IP'tCIIpt Sunday by Tht" Ohw Vallt'y !tihtJ.btl 'hn!, lH) ~hanlt' S1 PomPrO) 11 li 1 inf'~ ! ff r,.. ~bod; il8 ;dftorlal offi<t phon• 3!17 •t fttfl'fd h ~M clats malllntl mat!Pt at tht> pnst ofrl ~ F'1'00 shun~ wh,) has bef'n ril f<hl ~'<'!lml>f" ~,..tiN taktoll h} rthe WiMI.f'l ambuktOt'~ 110 I tw> ~\\ul Jotm W Hillly~ was bt&'l !~:-; flo 1 pre-oopliial t=.~ for h!V hrnt\tMr OalviJl I&'Jld Mol~ Mist-y l)adlf"Y v( I i'tU!(" !lock ng w~ wt>ddutg boas bron ~ ~t for Mar'l'lh ~ Ha)'6!'1 10IIYO (>rt.tenl&tned 11 groUp Slllldl'l cMldrPill Su'l'ldalV al!lemoon m boloor or llt'r !'Dill~ Natloul advtr11~1ni rt-presrntatlvt> Bott1nelll K t mb~ll 34! Lr-tibgtllu Ave Nr"W Yotk C1ty 16 N V SubstTlptlon rttH Dt"l1very by t'arner whf'rP :~va labll' 30 t'f'Rts PfT week one Je&T ln advance at The DaLly Se-ntmel off C't> $UHIO Ill moniM t'f..BO, thre-e months $3 90 By motor rmrtt> where nadtble one montb, $1 By mall one year $8 stl months $4 25 three mobfh§ $2.50 one monl h or •1 w~ihe s ~her I 9 S~ Re-\ Had. Doster aDd R'e'V Ji'rtoie tam N01111i& ~iil.he.d th£-11 npPOlll'llt Annual Ohio Broiler School mmll:s here Sunday \Vloliltabe Ba~ and od~berr or Jopoa Mid Ray G.roY'M or Spring r. eo~·· were busl~ \'t.onlm.'!l here lack or the neC'P~~ItY f)r ftct ~ltt costs !nnce tht- prod tc t 1 ~~~ dust to the buymg markrl H was llated that tlw I trge pro ces.<~lng plants in th e South art' not or I J960 and 197ft was a compar (!luy lqMmt 1'hll'r&l.av -evenln~ uon of the Georg1a whltb u1 a big wlt!h Mr '8ftld Mtrt<l 11 ~ .. 1 lt owo~h eompehter or lht MtiHII area and 'M'r !Mid Mm E M l).attwwoud Indiana nrl'as ror hro'iler product {)( ~ Run >ipl'ltlll Sunrlll\ w1t h Jon Mr tand .MirH ltobc-rt I r.>l\ MT 8l1d Mn't I 1 a nk Hudto«m Tt! e Gporrla area wns fir~t rU~ 'Billl.l f~11ly l'o m.(']nv Wfll'lf' Sun eus1ed and it was pointed out thul day ~"lle!ft-s or M ~nrt \t ~ Alk"l1 the Cl3h CO!'It ror produrt'nn In ruytflt 1rea 1s ftvt to 11hl: rent~~: mnrc p< 1 head than In the IndJSna are:~ but Mtr Mild Mrli < t ) g < 1 lr ~m(\ the adVantage that they have tn duughler or Cr.taiL B 11d w r1 lh12 flforjlia Is \hut the b1 Ollt>t produc Su'lldOy dilntnet iCUO<il.'l If Ml s en are 110 close In the prot er;~lfli4 Maa~ Cu'Cite :111nd oon M~lv n SMurdaY ~Jr 'DOd IMr8 Jtm '01' 0o~vc or Zaomvih!e \'i9~ted <here 0\l'e'r tlhe w-eekend Wilt'h his 'flUillb€'1" iMI":s El•w IJanolrove ..00 Mrs Con ~ ,. pa:vds R F WllAOO oo<1 Wltre R~:ml SmWh or A.buD <"M''e Sll u'l'daoy t'O vi~ b1s f a1hor'r I M Sm J't h l(l:nte} Mr.g Srn.1~ h J)rm Ef"Ctrogt'll' iii!Dil W'l'f-e 'O'f Olat'1k1sbm'llr Wet"e wookemd ~tml.!t or 1 s 'RlK"l&ey Mr and Ml'A ReX St anll(>y aDd Sertlt!y Boo&') of C'ohumlm~ W'l'itt~ iher.e Sllbu:day oMit ttm~d IM'Iftlf RUARK R£PORTS On Australia Picnic Racing As ASport ~en! ely unt F.ls1c fLrnls'lt )r Ponu ,....,. I" vtosJ I fl~ M~ nnLI Mrs r,! rt1 ll ~>U<>h ~n~l (~~ J.,htt•l M 11\yn st~vl ng ur ap!)rcmmat ped pound ts made ~ The udvantap that the lnd ..nu l}()ti'O~.hy ( lrrcl lf:lpUlf !1atmln~ areu ho~ tt waa rl'latetl thaL.tt.ttav wl h Mu1y Stoba1~ Rnt: " e M~~ F.a mu! St"hN kC'ntl{llsl ~m I Mr~ \ t'lllll.C It1l).(ll h .of Pnl1« t"S Ml ~~r~IMt s [)(m Hltnk~l St~n ~~} evt'lllJllg Du 1 1\1'1).1" ~lpt~ 1 S m lav l!l ft("l lhtt~l'l:l'll{f~o There II fortlvenu• with tht• (Pwlm 13041 l'RAVF.R Et cl'ln<~l F'at OO r •n 11'00 RPiri1 of hunulkty Wl' oom('t to Tthee oonr-es.Vn:g our. s m., Wa () 1\!J.:l> fnr I 11} f-on"IVt"llif'IN 1\l.a\ 'Jihy Jovt tnt"ll o.ur lh~atl1!ol so tthat hilllt <'an;t~ ftlgtt wMIMflo W(' pi "IY {IJt 1ht"!i( tJ.iftgil ~~~ 1lhe n lllW 1! Oiwt:<.t 1\\1 1..6ld Amtn 11()11 M1-s lrmmy ,r n •row gut st. r r ww; \f• t I ( 1f' KIll'<' I h' ~ I nn wtll «mchtdt ~"' ~ tlf mt t'llll~~ Wt'l k 1111 7 lO ( hutth ~f t ~l( t I Packlftl box 11 HlrPnaue 12 Fui 13 Tardl•r G Homlllta I Kol1l1n1 d. VICe 1 Malethup 1 Sacred bun tEjyptl 1 Prone .. '", Chtmtcat 10 Plt&d!lf IUbltlnCe JT Malt bevtrt.Je II Milt adutl 11. J1pan• .. coin. 11 C.nter" II of fru.U u Olthe Alpa S9 20 IJ U Part of Quolel Kind of I'Nk wa,·r•rn O•m• "''~ 23 Kl&chen uttnall 2S Flnn1.Rh lt'aporl 2$ Alto- ... tlo11c uaae 27 Ptf pen 29 Enclo lUll for keeptnl t1tn1 31 ltcaW'II 33 E111m1 illirh7 • ......., 39 Germll\ ('t.tlonl 34 Styliah &I Sharpen Se 11 1 raaor Mim ic ked 31 Brl(ht 1tt.r tiVIt tO 01r1 1 nicknamt 12 etrore •~ Spawn of ftdl\ Ult~ old \\:6n'itft Pike"' ...... ... S3 Piece ~&ndlrln talanll 41 De~rH " l:ataway 48 ffol ....] •• tT Oln1oYtt •• Perlodl oflhnt 110\\ll I lltn-• wjt{h~ i r.:~· D.IILY CI\'PTOQUOTt - nere 1 how to work II• AXYDLBAAXft Ia LOiiOPELLO\Y OM lfUfr ttrnpty 1t111.d1 for ltiOther In lhll u•mplt A 11 \llt4 tot th• t,.l'tl &.• .. X f6r nrt ,_.. 0 t. tte llnJle lett era trolfi\tl thl ttftitft aftd fottnatLtn ot the wtnll 1ft au tllnl" •po•• e ar lht nlf ~eu•n ,,. ttftettftt A e,.,..lrarw Quetatlo• IITbLO YriiOLO.MOII DL t.wTrlltl JJr 1\DIU<YIILO_.JIIIO. lt.\IOH OP 811.LIMO I'L1'1N4 AIID ror<D I'VIil\1• I '••' . up tl INCOME TAX FACTS No: I "' : '· ~ow to Save on Your Income Tax - ~ 1'11e en of Aprn ll w111 IH • md farie_.e I• ...., ll•aMIM til put toretber the aeene•rr lact. and IlpHI tqr Utt ftlliral ta..,i n.tu.ru dut oa tb1t date (April li talla OD 1 B•n4ar tt• .. , .., • ..._ AprU II the dudllae) lalt mlnut• rulb produt.. Mt only lon~ 1!n@l at latei'DII 'flat ht\llrtd to ... I ttllfa U , . , Rennue s~~ v1r11 olftcu but also 11'4:111 tlcoflt lit 1•1• . . . . . . tllb rnaDy c~rete• mlstak• bJ ta:t tfOO. or It )'OU. are 16 or ...... .., pay.ara had. le" lbao It 100 ,,_. llotn'l .. Mo1t ot the ertora aN wtrJ 11111 Bu.t It JOU. 1!114 1~1 from 11tH pte For esample about oat million 11\,lO)'Inilt ct tt 11M« tM nharn• are tiled ••ery ynr wUb rtttra ma.c bt 111M tor 18tllll tl,.ol•rtt mi .. IDI (Tblt lnChtdtl 1•urltJ tu ........... Don t fofle\ tltC tal: • •••rr or Joint returns with anl7 on• 111na ture and lndhldual return• wUb no w.,ll lbtJ htve btea W!tbhtll. Rr:~t all • lq tiM pqr bp :rour tiiiPIOJer eYeD la ~t;nattJre Little 1hp• In arltbmetle laat rear If JO'fr l•e-•• wu l•t tha 1•00 1raulted In ovcrpapmmr, b)' taJ. anti lbe oilr war lo .. It Mel 11 PtYe~ of 111000 taO. TaxPf,ftrt 101 te tile a tu. rtttJrD bt.ck thfllle onrparmentt nentuallJ 1r1er the 10Yetnn11nt dtaeonretl ttl• AIIY1atqa of ~· .._.. mt1tab1 but thl lalOl)'er canaot A lll!lmOil mleta)te It lhe IUbl NIJ oa UltJOYernmtat to .... him •t a HDU'IW ttt1r1l bt t. Wlft ••• from ell btt •rron hd a 1inall &acom• It dlt wLt. liM 1 The mla\lke1 or arithmetic ftvor- a •f'OI.rat• n11111, lht It aot ..... hlP' rPit" •ll.rJ1011tlf' were ev•n lafllr- IDitted te ••• aaotber retu.m HlatiJ &wthaf,lll not enttrelp b)' eotncldlllaee wllll "•" buband oor Ia lklr hll• All rttura• art e~~kt!4 and wl'IQ Mn4 alloWe4 to et.am •• UtrQt.IOD lift underp.,ment 11 dl1eove* tbt tor tht wU• 011 bll Mo&._h tth;ta. 11)\'ernm•nt not onlr eol1.ott lbt Maet m11ifrlid eQtJp1tl wUl •'" 41ft'erenC4! but alao "harl!!l lnWrdt fll.fdleJ bj fl1tq l& Jotat nUII'Il. U tl!.lt '*IDI~R' tlletr laeomt to pt 0,pot1•nlli" lh•lno•l!'d thtm l'n U•• •me br&eket .. tb011•b Apar~ rrom oh vlout ntllltlkt., e1eh or lbitm bill rkelftd hall '"' OJtlt!J tupay nll ovulook oppurumt total Income 1 tlt>l tv clf1Jn1 n n11 tlo1 K and deduc thera are an•t~ual ea•-. llowner !'"-----,------,.. ., I Llona 11nd ut ht>r ways to lfoi1UCi! IUCh allh•tiPV~IYilli141PltlllOMe& ""rat' their tax wh1ttl. r,\urDa mt1ht 1 In or ter to htlp yo~ ILY01d J.uth ln reault tft l i\.,.~til If lftta II a plttallt t1 h1 uw ~ pll.per ls pubhr.h pt)lllbllll)' It '' ti~l to "-Uh b6\1 Ina a •"riel of an1 <'1" prep1ret1 Jointly ,;;.J ••P•htttt •fore dtct• wlth th" h•lp or tht! ntt.l1 onal ~:~nd ln1 wbich wa,. to ftle IU.le o l&nlza\!ona of ent1.,•d pub Tl 11 ln•tructlohl that 1!0mtt wltb llc ac~6ununts 'I~~ ~~~ e. rlic11!1 tr your tAll foam• 1ln turUt,t r inlor )'OU an" t ! f'n a1 d ltflf' tl\.-nl al n1 lha.t 10n Help Is atao ~v&Uable ~J-am wtih l he om tal lnttrucllon• tuat lht Internal Rtvell'" 81r¥1c' Wblab comt with your tu rorm• - may llirlfl. rov. to ICtSnttlll a Jropetlr 111.111 you mone7 q\lf.llfttd d•t•ot It rou am outaltl.e Your "r•t \llt p ll to con1ldtr &8111tance wl'll!tMr you abould 1\le '' all b.d thl!!n whet kind or e. ntmR to ftle N•st •nlellt1 ,...._ . . . , r ot In come tllU~fXIHI you U ! _l . . !!!Jit.l Fona. _ l I - 5 30 Howdy Doody SliD On 8 00 1'oday 9 00 Co!fi!'P T1ma 10 00 Dtni Dong School 10 30 Erme Xovar!l ~hnw 11 00 HomP 1 12 00 Ten,ne"~ Ernte 7 00 7 30 7 45 P'etther \our Nest 12 30 B00 1 00 Bob & Jan Carr o f Eller)' 2 oo Adventures Queen 2 30 C11 mera Goes to School 3 00 Matmee Theatre 4 00 DaiP W1th Ltfe 4 15 Modern RomancP~ 4 30 Qut>en fot a n ~:~ 5 00 Old Timer ---- - - - - TlftiOAY 6 ~s S11n 7 oo 9 00 10 00 10 30 11 00 12 00 12 30 J 00 2 00 2 30 • o• 8 00 9 30 10 30 11 00 11 0!5 II 10 I 1 15 '1 SO 4 00 4 15 1 4 30 S 00 wu rank• Why ~Rae11eri ltOW' llld A man dreue:d all In blue ente~d Bamel and ltobil'll ttrnout downtown ll"'hh avenue atore ~•ntly t.ncl ordered & bateh of bi\Jl-eovet'fld bOoRt 1na11tin1 they bt wrapped In 'J;llpe ,.~~t Wl\elL tb•d the lt.Orll had OD\y 1reen pa~1 be -k&lke4 cut the celebrated old ahoD, which 10tnt have eomp.artd wfth tOyte'a of Lon· don, alto told a tlibuu.nd rx»>lte lbe other day to a tact track b\\rnt!t who wanted hll orttee to loolt "tChole.rly • M1• JtamHY' Ame!l hu been. In town Mtaa Amfl, a SOUUWnpton L 1 rtrl Wed 1h. tht film AJtxat1de,. t~e Q~a£, but. a'A6'a J)elter known a 1 1l Variety ebttasp;tmdent Of mutr Witlt t() Maa'rtd oJ\ • hotel junltet 1ft 19341 liked It and hOW dlvldes her lime between wi-lt IOJ eottflnfla '6atk hOmt from Spall\ and actlq In movJea • • • • TJb tlA.RICATVRISTS SOClETY OJ' A&IBRIOA. haa me contused, j\ait tame OUt Wlti ltl ' hn most jrovi)Ca.Uve Arn,trtcan t~male faou and after Ava. Gardner'• name tl U)'l flatly Qr.at ~ok I also tUl'fted that Jtu'le Plc:lr:tna has frirlle eara *-ftd G:l&n ~the Luce • tottbtlt! 11 JntriJUlnl 1 Al1 I ahtaya went tor those lntrlj'ulnc tore- Katie ~ tnm~ qm.too lilt' CI0¥!>1 t.lexla - 1 , ,\'fl4 t!Jti£~~~~ U.~U\et.@lt ~ <:u111o COuliorte,., a weal o "' r ree ...104 Uld dOdlco~ 10 0\t ~cdr- or do~~ __ 8 00 Screen 3 oo ~ 30 4 00 I 30 a 00 10 00 10 30 lJ 00 11 OS ~ARMALL TRACTOR OWNERS D1d you know )'UU could save 25% or more on part~ by hav1ng yoUJ traetm engn e overhauled be fore March 1 195tJ? Al.'iu as.k ai.Juul ou1 sp('rud on p., ntmF 11nd tunellp Me1gs Equ1pment -...o 1 hone 94 J 3 48tc DirtetorJ s1 ~n ~at tatti.tr ltnowt Best d' t'ralliSllr Jrm.my Panmnt> 2 25-Gk jraft thealte Thlt II Your Ltte Damon Ruayon Tb.latrt lleadllnes Weatbereaat 10 oo Garry Moore 10 30 11 30 Arthur G')(itrer Strike tt Ru•h 12 00 VaUant Lady 12 15 Love oiiJfe 1 00 Katie s Kitchen 1 30 Love Story 8 30 t 00 9 30 2 00 lO:OCJ 10 SO S1tn ArthUr Oodltf1 Slrlto It Hie• Bllo ett oort'l s Pomerov Oh o 2 25 f~-e 1952 BUIC.K Sui)Cil" R\v -N a C o.upc Dyn-afi'O W -dmve $!ll'l5 ntat>H llla!l' s l'Om("''''(lly Olh (I 2 25-61 c • Navy Log M6et Millie lied Skellon $M ~ Question Do You Tnlst Your Wlle Up to the mtnute New• 1 I 00 31) 1m knlti FraA ao on,. 7 1! (ABS) John Daly I WHE:EL ALIGNMENT balancmg and brake service Hackelt s Safety St!J'vJce West Matn Street Pbone 267 Pomeroy OhiO 5 5 tf For Sole (9) -- Afternoon F1lm Festival MJcke1 MOU"! Rocky Jonea a 30 Wyatt Eat~> "A Wise Call" 9 oo Danoy Thomas ftl>ao 9 30 Dul~ont Cavalcade 1000 F~ Film 11 00 NhW with M'arr JE'nmDJt II~ W•lther It 10 S)orll With 1'M WOlfo 11 15 City Detect4ove II 45 81111 .. Of! When her -eteb1Y~ bittbMY W1~ Watlaer ~ Hazel Van~ Middle· l'lwHJ<d llleo d!MW v.f>!Oh was 18Jt1"t&ng"ed by ~ ~ RMt. an omployoc alth• ••M~- ... Who ~------- Tv. o Fur1111hed 4 Room EI..ECTRJf' DJt\'EiR mOO ll'C'6 :tlhm. 11)"60r ~eon d t:1Dn Ph l)II'O 820 I Hoben. 2 25-3tc Boowoo Spinet Piano Must Sell -- --- APA.Rr Devol. tons 1ed by Mr"'' Da 1e Wvrr pel Qfll'!fl'OO rt'h.e ~ of tlhe RODNEY DOWNING 1'0011\6 INSURANCE AGENCY Fir• Automobile, Health 2 2 301p ACCIDENT Life CasUilly and Bondi Real Estate Broker CAN YOU usE EXTRA MONEY' Help meet those monthly pay ments on )OUt home car TV or In MIDDLE;PORT OHIO 6136 M PHONES 6311 We blVe in this imm.edhte a beautiful m.;al~ ,wlinet plano Iaehable party mJ~ -pay .t;m.'lU deposit 1nd tab OV'P' ~ymenft • Write for ~Ill FIMnC• Dept t7S I Moln St JACKSON OHtO U mteresWd RtVe relerence.s.andi telephone TJUmber One Won One c-la<ll'll of ~be Pome- 'l'oy BaJ:t~ Ohuftlh held 1'tumxkry eveMne: 1M H\C ehutcb Mm Ray SeidNK!bl-e 'J)ne'S!da1~ was tr\ e~e o( tllre mooting oand Mn s. Wtp~ 4old rthe ~ o1 Je !Sus gomg ~o tlhe Pasrover and COJl't'!lOOIXI wwt.h t1 poem Durmg ~h-e ~ ~Jon Mr~ J~ l'<lok IMirs p•l .m· ""' were nlllmed 03lre Wt-pElmer w .<l>!tvom on tbe nomlnafttmg commiltt.ee Mm Wiclalurm was \111 s were on $3~ t~ ·I~===~=~~~~~~~~ Miaffih po 11lhd Plla11 on llft-e eltar commlittee for n t 1lhe 1 $50 a week m spateMake hme supply other ob!Jgattons m~: consumers tn Pomeroy w1th Rawl eigh Producls Start tm med1ately Wr1te Rawlelgh s Dept OHB840-812 Freeport Ill ~d pro~ New Dealer's DEAL F R EE _ _ _ _ _ _ --,.-2_2_ 7_lt.:.p dtCJOO~ cl~ A dessf'1'1t ooo'MIO \Y'll.!l served lw othe lhOis:lasset' IMT'S Wtekham and Mrs A:lbt'nt Smill:h .00 1he cl~ nr lobe mool>ni -· (20, BUSiness 5ervtces N.w Hollend- 4 Ton Wqan wlth uch now bolor told In FlbrulrV Weekly Assembly Fulton • ThDmpson Held Friday At Pomlf'oy Ohio MJddleport High rental mach I:~===~~;~~=~~ WeSew1og serviceMochlncs a;d ~ ';tl;;ke ine!l $6 00 per month Phone 6314 Smgec Sewmg Maobine Co. 187 N 2nd Ave Middleport s=:~-: I Our CONS IDERATE PERSO"-' •L l"'llft. ATTENTION Accompanies Every Service f Ufte,O I H0 me - AppUoall 11-271f Phtnt 2U Pardon-- -Jon You have som...fng To S,Q, Trodt An· nounce, ..et A Doily Stntin•l Display Ad pr Want Ad be YQur Representative. - They Get Results - w- .s ~u~rw 0011'4!1 or Meigs fulillty Oh10 <J.<eo.OO Dalod tl>io 81h dny ol Februaey lt&! Jud~ J- c &"""" of .tiM ProbatE' Cnmt M-e¥1 County Oh4to. 2 13 20 27, 31<> Vat~c.oco&y VrMiA~ .-1 IHra, Ci}.de,the :md spent In Columboo W'll JIOioo 10.~/.JJ'\HIWJR f 1mul<u~.g .Pdr aad Mtrlt Hm"bert Rnu s-h Qe.l4. ~ ~ p:u"4.)' {t.. , wM'kelld rn ].i'ad<"~tp atov J:dw.rd Gntr.-s w..&fe Qt 111•'H F reddre J•1ihu"'m ,~Ay •Dome Saturday >t"\'alll'llfl I und 1 t\llllerLamed .at Mr h<.ome w the ll1e was ~ liO 29 guesb She. rt 1 rorm of a surpr~ l)lr\ hda:y periy - weekend ~ her daui,'lhi(T iM1" A)ll Elbl•n Fll.aJne l\obel!lr:; ..,.,. a g\f('l'ltl r.f: •w r.r... Mr 1!'00 ~ JlOOemt Faulk Sua dill) n1IIIDY «al41t iMnl. W E Co).W (Jf An 1quth c;alaed Ul Mnr J D f~cu:-..h M A ('E>JVed diJv S set {ffl(l Mn; 0\1\ t ( 1!lf h 1 11(/l" Wt..-.kM}(! "' 1 I ------~ ALFRED 1bf' AuxtilJI!Iy Un'it to a-Jn' 602 A~.oan Leeton wtll bOld Uw-ir ~ met'tiilf tJ1: ee I Potlt Lee~ono If all Tue.<Jda,y ~ Feb 28 'h A:U mem~ art ur'l'ed to tw pr-t'!Wilt MRS PICKENS ENTia1AIMS rbe WKCS tJDd H.appy ~ Sunday Sdluol OLa.>ti I>( . . . .HeftiD. dilit f.Jhlwoh lbrid a. Jloillt ID'II""'N at 1be borDe JJf ~ \'II Hari'Y lf'IL*.. fft!t Jieb 23 A rpot ludl: ~.,.. -016PII WSCS ~ Mm 1«t a shOrt bt.»iDeM bet' group .00. Cibm m«''t;ne I(Wft' lo tbe l'il::bml mMtlae iOl a.ned .... Rlllllt' 1 ------- ~-- -- LANGSVILLE w gllf!O!M ViW'e A.l.fNdt ~ HM'I'f Pirrkaa Mm I~ Guibrile ~ ~ ~rots.- Grove scv dau v"" ..~ rom ""It rh•"' """"'"'d "" ·- Mls IMr aOO .Mr.s ".hlo V:anMe W F W 1J 48f'llfRd~{!fMr.s: son. Alter dMI ~ ~ . . lint Prekem ted the .-ou rl'lfo lihe dl'l'Nnfl' I"'I((Qt. whicll - -·- . - Wtttl (~ W~s ~Jt.day Tile ~'able WM deotrat.ed . . . ltt.Jltd{'l(j ~ As a IUI1l>lllle to~ Mnt Mtary Edlllft DuMfee ..S 1n tw:fliOt' or be" J»I'IO!day Feb :W. a ~ binhlay emc., ~ ~ bkle rand (ft8l1] was _ . m !root of her ..... . - . ~ rrdt ~~ pK"'uret eream Wt'll1t" ~rngs ~ wa& ~ FWt taken of Ml 'Pf'B- Mnl PJCkem 1\t .:md ""'""~ ~h hley Sl])t.'ft!: ""Vff';~l d.n'S wilt! M-1" md 1Mb Guv How£'11 Ootulhbu5 Hill MlllS ~frs Guy Swadlley enttl!'lrt~ QaL1Jas Hidll &nd N.\rs, Robert HtU Nlc Home Demt.'n•£rhwll'Oh Olub at \W'Ire l8t ~ 00 bu&tne&B her horne Tllffldar Mrs Robert 0o.wms dauebter M ,. 'Phi'GI'Jore K('nnt'dy spent 8arb311"a of ~'l.lmbu:a spent .(tfle he Wet!'kntd ~~ ttJe homes or lfl.t(' weeki!llld wM het sisters :Mrs ®UJ:hfe~~ .and son -m Cdlumbus ~lltB ffld Mnt Dae IJ.iU SaftiT Mr and Polrs OrvtHe Kerney ood ~ ~s \VIfiJ'e )irs Robert H ill Ml:' and Miffl CRI Braley '\W!I'e ebildr.en rn1. Mrs Bill ~ HiH Jr cal r.~ m Gaii.Hpohs Tue9dan,r ~ ~ were dinnter tti!Ue.&t..'l LITERARY CLUB TO MEET M'ir 8IDd t.h. D E Grimm anrt Tht> ~fidA-Io!>DCJ1 Lll~y ChJb meoot spent Sunday w~th hl,.w1M m :' 1.":1 Wedrm~ afltt"Q''Ill(){tft at P3/l'{ :J'J!I IUr and M1"S. J-u.hn Dufh !)Rr and M<l'S Dale aiSl~ Mrs EJ~e Adam~ dln~I~Cl tflu 1o rt be ~'WOIIs 11~ of h~ ~J'SC of PA>lDQl"'y tmd Rvbert (at:bw ~ ~or 8n a Parlc.>tn~ ~ ep of Mason Yo"t're rr...."<'tl1 W''lf U{liS~ ~~ ot Mr ~ M:s L J. N~ee • 1J1f.R Gt11;110C Swarle ak .tmd Mrs 1 Ausbi'o Wolt~ ond Btlh'f Hi-ll I..ee JieOOe$oQ eDt Heo.lm Woode wrre at Holzor Uospt.tal foc ••cat ~ «!~~ m Oa'l W S Carr roont •twine liast Vlee!k Ml" ~ Mrs H G Roosh. und 1Mir amd iMirts ~ BuclcJ>ev ~IJlld <tt.ugbbelr 'BJIId M!t'$ Amne Ci!"&mm ><:~rn aooom1)81hJ'ed by Ml' tllll'ld MTS vi~led &II!~ wJ!h h ~ pal'Sltb Harold l~ ol A~ RD G.'Nl ~.,001 f~o tNJ Otol'll'n:""'F11 :f lw WBV >rrr 1\<>t tf'n') Bf'Acll Mil' azQ Mrs. A E Roush of Salem Cehl:er W 0 0t0w .and Albert IIiJI:I rt' Her m'OIIbe lU"'C .MlabM Sw9trll:z ~ t1ned fn>m • j :Jp to FloJJ•Ia a "" rn a Wi~IJ! ~fhto. ll'l.....t boone wilh ~be~~ daugfttflr Mrs ,..,n a. ~frs Emm3: F&nd 1n<1 ~MJI!h1 with m!ahv~ "' DRn~ s~ ~ ~n Htmi1~M ll£~>1t>n V.~nOOo t1.."'l'!f'JV't'd' v.w 1(1 1\fllol Vi('('k or ltlh"" ~... ifYI' ihPT' <'~"'l'>~~ :H.~fl!! M:~ A'1110l11kt McDrff~ at f~t' ifmlfl't'! ...r GJat.r« Beny .:.,._ _:__ _ _ __ FOREST RUN :bPir ntotee iM'J-5 0 "' ~&«t1'11l W~'l'lf!l. u NEW DEALER'S 'rh1" HmllE" ~~.atm Cftlt} 11 'fllll"f'lf '111"1~ 1 &'ll tfl,p ~ .... Mr<~ ~~ •~e Wo~l rT'Offi 10 ~tJ m to a lf'.l m TOO 1~""'» •v.,l1 ,.,., .0."\ jlt~ ~,. t~ l'l.lb l\o"'j R<-.,,l'f'IJ'1'l' f'r<•Mvilf u>iJllo !h..-. J»~('""'• naMI ""ihlN't wll\1 b"' ~rlf'fv tt Mullen'• AnrwurtCfl Birtl• 0 I Sml Mr ~md Min'> Doo MW1en no e announNn;g ll.tre bitttn of e 90n Too-.y ~ 23 at th• .,.,.. a........a lloo¢1al 80ARQ MIE'I' CALLED The Southern Local Bn.ard or Gnmf!)mm'!s M'ii> Mr md Mil'§ Edu~t1on retular meetmg wtll be m Goonge llocloe<t Mid>ll- """' htld MN't!h 1 19$6, at 8 lito lloctne llleh S.hool M:nt ~:mle~ Mulilan, PllmeroY 11he IPI~uii>L"llls a;]SO> ob:1ve (OUT ol~ nouncement was marie by Beegle, Clerk "'"""' IIIDd Oft'! I el"\\l'l datvs ~,<'~(- ..-k w!oth ~lrlor """ Delbll11t ~ lers President Mrs Grace Xridtr, wbo 10 «a'e tlbeo tvrv , ..... iti'OD Mia EdiWr. ~ 8/Ddl In Beu!Ml Morri.~ Mel dle . . . . . . wbi~ com~ ot .everal I'IJ8d.. ,n.g.s by ektss menrber.!l ~ PJcbas .... \}{;111 ,.,,Wil'llfNit Mn1R • AM'lt and: W. tMn of her lntsband hom'.! to.; from hts (mpkl~moo.t 11 (J) umbus Jlhwe- pr~ end p 'i.'toC't.rtl:Dg .gJ!iUI ~o F t:"ddl( were I ~it and MRI Let! J >hmflfl Mr WinglrM Wd ~ 8lllCIII8 ~· ~by~ ........ JOlt Mrto. Char~ \kNi('kli' Mr 4-he rp&anO A AGg ot f•~ a fl Mrs Ed tWwel.l Do:,rot1~y and W".tl1 formed ~ aU ~ Ro} Ur and Mrs C;w'T'Ol Johruon sang Slf'Ss Btl The T1e ,.._ JJ ' Jtmm1e and Jo C' PaUy Co8>00. :.:arl F..arl Cleek OOnoree ll1ld ~ FOO!'tftll •k'AJbds olllhe __.,. hfl\o.I("NN" Rtl'(il"'.."8hmt!flt ~ of JC.e and ~ Wf'ftl ~--. O&IJ« ( I";~ n (Lake lllnd f(l>(fet were ~ llJnu < ( e-rl'e ~ ot Da}'llon 9Pe.11t a00 Hllf!. h'I<A.iOned at \"fL"Si!O\ r ttbe wookend willh Rl'Lsl•ves and M'llQq arr>JO.ed ~ ro spm.d celllt'd on Mr ood Mu-. CbWI:es ten day furl.ungh wUl! thtfl" par Ebhn J:r: Surwlay Mts M1' and M.r.; F A l'Qdlc Mir ~~<nd Mr<S D~ F\tulk ~)l'f'lnt ood Mir and ~s 'J'ho: m<as fb y W~ ati.>ortJOIJO W'llih IMr man. and MM Ro.belt Fnulk Mu H B Powt 11 y as at P;~,Oatrel.l Rober4S o( Bucyrus kt.>-~1111f ta ronqjj,J,t Dr llantman spent fh weeker.d Wl'tft his _.. Mr ond MnJ Bert Gt:mm 011 1 i •• Rttlhm ltlt>t H"<'L Vl"Cf word oo!!s Mr and Ml~ Sh moon Ro Mr and Mltl'l Rll'!ll!lt'J I Crunm doiu f n I tr hrOihcr R~y aJwl bts be<<• ehlff Pall'b ~ tht'!' w·t•i•kl'lld 'H)t> th.s.l 100} llllr(' t"R)Q)'tllg a ..<IJX 1lhe ootmty wide 'P""il'Yft' .servJce v.r\h rllli~ll" oon, Mr mrl Mrs R: 1 I.,H.·• k s vacatron l11 &lrasot;"' Fb v.~ bald a1 ~he Hdand OOt.lroh bert Gwnm of Q:)lumhlli'i CLASS MEETS SL~I'f(by om) a l*V€' C!tlawd -:rlb-n.d. Marif."ltt" Shitrim and N(l,hfll> 1• 11w F-a~LhlW. Se-rv'..nts Cbas~ ed Ro-U»b or Olu10 UnJV('f'<;fiV A then l:.ap.t~~.ot Ohuroh m 1 1hl.II'Sda:;> ~m 1he Wt't"kiffiod nl h II(' ~t'n r..,. Wit~ Frank I h land 1JI h r;;~ .ur 1ihe l~1n ' ~ s:!l!:niOh 1..01.9t tdt>S for ~frs E S I bax 1 Jte (h.'V~ In!); ttl WeN" m >1..~ o{ ~WI W..'i11C ~d if'{'C('flj Jy 'Ill 2 0 Nawn1 St'l'bart who used Broth clock a iobe ~Ll 1 hod1 s:t <Jburcb b) St~rJ~:~a:y &troft MIX"I\dtan('e on Rc.v Em-nr..,he!J(! Sopber and F'clt 19 WO'I 45 'Jihe ComnuSSIOIJ on Edluc-iJIIoo s-pCiftii(Jit"ed oa S'hort Rev W E Coy f' F'umi'Shtrrg the '!rerv iCE~ hoo()fltl'lg WENhington s rmmc ~ Mrs E M RmHh ~h Atl'na llller s: 1il Wli 11 Fret;~J.and Nn:rr1~ 1md Mrs B1 1 b ~qll1ay heumat t feVt"' at th<> hom·e of At(enlkl'llN> II' lhf' \vor,rl.<;<}np m-r <\dams, smget"ls Pa~lbea;r'o('t\~ were l nt!pht\1 B-yn:m <\.ilt... at O)Jll VloCO vta'; 21 wtdl MrM"rxl Swoantz DlilLias 1-hll R l Rt 1t11 1J ( F.:t'"l\ J'"'"Hrtl} P~:K'e Ct ltnnbtll; Rfl'u'>!J R -\ Ha..,man Ju!1an 1111 lt>admg \ rs Ct't'Pl B ~JMt ~ conv.altesc aDd Hamet D.w s Burltl l wru; n vi'~ ~lt'Jn:g ip'NIJV'("'" Sff" mg a.f'J~ un:dt ru.,"'1ng sul'gery .iJj II. he Lotnrt tX m t f'T'Y 1 \ !Jhe stde Vi("e lh"ad an M./l!ood~tn't'.c' or 28 Wl1h MCI<E!'s G~nenal Hf'~ ~ 1 v('IJ"e Sw:~rr:t:l 'SUbqj tl1 U1Jin Jr r()!!' ( o( hol bushwm:l M1 and Afu> Ibrold GardDet Mli nd:mce <~:l 1 he m1.ttod• t F: Woode :rs .k: :ldeor Jr and famUy COlumbus. 'IW'Ce Sulllday ~hoo1 was 86 orfl"r ng Twenrt.y peop}l(' &1t.end'ed S'('ll \ I('CS wcekrn11 .gue91s ol las pareTIJts $10 77 at CbestJel" Ftclidaly .evrm ~~ A britd.a\1 <1tll()W r wa5 brli<l r{'- V ~n I ~f n Ha-rold c~ardtter: Twmty (our I)I.'Opie ~I'O'lll ih ::'Tt' \frs. Guy .SWadley 1s- a<"t!.uidlng ('l"Jl~ y for Mr and Mrs. Den Hupp tll\Wnded lflt'!VI'Vll1 Sl'f"'YJCf" nt 1\tp a h:t~r dr£>S ... er s eoovon!.Jun m at tihe hoiJlle of Mrs AlT!Oid Hupp pe1t1 Pllalns EUB Church Sunrlhv Crlumbl)S 'Jlhe ealte w~ fflk("d bY Mi~ Oorll A lal'lge rumvd nrtll:lc:nd.:-d the Val Mr an-d Mrs L D Hawley of ~ the bnde 'It mo.t h.P .. A oo~me pantrv 13100: PilE' S'6t;ieol ~pron Hun Jng1<m W("l"e i'Ut•l:'lls of Ills SIO T'cld hv :tlhe ~c Feb 16 blue wd wtnte oolor scheme w '" bm1 he... C F' Hawley and Mrs G.J"8ie'e Grt>lilni!'t" locturor hod oa pt"n- l.k.o:OO m ~!Jtt ~-l.\0:1 <M;t-s Ass18l mg Hawley Sunrl>:l\ .g:ram or eo~ rudm.llt'l .anoJ wrne P.f'l ~ James I<.n {llhrit"!l.l!: ;m I r. ues s or ~l'r and Mm Carol mN1ttt1 WJtlh ip1"11« laWaMed AN-er M!rs Dora ~ ~ A Ia11t,'t' C'iro\\ 1 P ftl"t'" over 1he w~ "W'E!'l"e a.~ 'aurl ~ih v J'C('f'tved m my fbe l)liM we~-.e ~d tihe ~P '(I'll f'h~t:r oon Q.J}aw Mild da~hter iM'r glft'!i JO'\II"td ptiC' ~&nd corte!! td M1 ~ Johnson Co1um'bus Tho ~F w~ll spoosor a P P Mow. Joifpes. p.t I and Fr:tnct:'i Dumw Wtll se:Jl!lot" '1lt Rutd'a!lld ~tal a!1d auct[OQ s&lc- 'l.f tlhe Vl'ln. M>tt'ffi" of 11.~"' 111., S12t sJ}('Ir t H g lt S( hool !:tJllt'Tl't a mght 'l'«'efft 1 Gnmjll' 1¥ on M<mlh 17 an IWenanQ' vnlh l!h v li:IIOOfipar 1\ wi•h Sanorn-a ~ The weekly Assembly program Mr nOO Mrs fttoobert \Vlh>J<I.e land at Mtddleport Hi&h School follow ~'*"f tli8al' J(euo t!i/p4'll( Sun ed • patriotic lh•OI• W\1~ .,.. Sau d.., ~ Mi1<' W~~t er leadmg the Ple~ of All8a;1 c..,. and {"""')y anee to the Fla1 and Band Dareetor Mr lilllid Mn Mtl~atd SWIM'b: Earl Warnke directlne group S171i and. <"tlfldren wet11e Stwf!w diflner lng accompanied by l'rlectlla Har ~'@til's o£ }of!l' antcl MJ'g Ve<re pole SWI'I~z mel Wm Belll't Mrs Joe Bailey was In ebarge of ~lfla!D Tavolor .00 Vt'l"e Sw~111 the prograJP and stephen Coats ~~~ SllliiJ'lll:\ilv <Diieht at llbe Ha,., was Master of Ceremony Coach i»me Charles McDonald wu 1corer for ""iJ WM""~ h ..:r'ld 'M1rs MtfobUT A IW ~ ....... a quiz contesi on Georp WBBhin1il .....~ d:~.u~t r>.,. or <W'IT!l'bWI l!ll).("fl~ ton and Abraham Lincoln The tu~pena mwlie"' which 11 a part j'f.':Tq '-! Al~llf'lr11W Wall ~-C.:l~IP:J llf't'f' ilrN' QUICK Sl!RVICE Oil Watd lito NDTI(I OF HEARING FO~ of all TV qui! programt was pro by Prtsc'illa Harpole PairiDi by FaotorJ Trall!od, .ICOMMINDA TIQN fOR COM- vlded The s&Yenth graders Su&an Pul walchlnalu!r COLLINS .lEWEMUTATIDN Of ._lfTENCE LERS, Pomeroy ~ Colwnb1J9, Ohio. Fobruory J!lth, len and David Lyons and the ninth IP'Idera Carol Hudeon and John FOIIE!4AN A AIIIO'l"1' 'I'V ~ 1958 WlLLlA!II LARKINS Prl- Bacon tied lor first place Other VICE All ~~- Bapaited b)r EJ: ..,.., No 706G6 oow ooollDod In class representatives were eiaht, Tecbntctaaa Phone 8284 y h omo PENITENTlA.R.Y at Rush PllUson Judy Hurley Tentlt 11-111-1! COLUMBUS OHfO admliM from Dee 81uu PhyUis Stanley, Eleven ~""=-::::-:-c--:-.,.:·:::: MEIGS Ooul!\y ooovlded JANU th Ollvla Hemmons Thomas Kel -·PAIR SHOP ARY 1&36 of 111>o """"' qf Yun1er ley Twetfth Li.nda Grimm Larry Plum St. fl!lddl.,..rt FUrst C.. No. 4118, ond w. Repo~n Teleylslooio, w - ..,..UII • Life - . . . . . , ~ Le\oll • - and _....., under~ 6e<tion ill!I0-1 (H 2 n aow B 8114 EJileollloe Oatlober n 1114Sl lf!T.RTAINS WITH DINNJR ·' - - - - - , . , - - Mrt Dlvkl ~ Sr G:i"8Y('I REFRIGERATION SALIS AND for a lleaniDI _ . . llbe Olrlo IERVICI on Hili Jllddlet>cd. - - SW! Dome9t1e -and Commercials New or fllfter APRn. 1 1MB nlatllve 00 <loy10 bil!thdolr d;oo• •nd ADd used equipment '1 JII4I'I1 a r~ by othe Qomm.it atla. """'Plbnmw the bk11May full time experlenee slnn :fiar ~ meti'JltiOCY ot beo All Gonlleml..R. D FIFI RII'IIIOERATiqH, OMIO PARDO/I AND Ploont 6376-X, Middleport PAROLI C~SSION 1 27..Sote av R & POGLI, 1"1rol• tnd Recont Clerk Ohio P..-ltentiiii"Y 2 20 2::.7=:!t<~---NOTitE OF APPOINTMENT Admlnldratrl• Esttt• of George Puiii?M. Docueod No!"" " h<rehy ,....., (!Jot Sy b~ Eberobaeb Pmt om.. I\Jclldrtes IS Pomeroy Obio. 9r be-r>n dtilY apJtll)inted' '19 Admlmo; tfl~~nlY.or of th.t- Est41f.P or Gcr:t1gP IF IYICihlh' Off:"!ee' (ook d 1.l' VeM"1y ~e Exam1rnnhon w1ute she Yo'&'l tn IlullilnJL"'on ft!l Help Wonted '!II f!Oi6--J we makea S.hmolla Hldcllepon Ohio JrOTPOINT ('lll~re POst GqiMI Cl,an Used Can All Mikes and Models mom.h al~ ~ ba1h $85 m.unlh and all ultlthes Gas furnaC'e Jl'<llll P.JJpn- 61.28 X l17l tlhe Pomeroy Be~ptist ulTROP"I ITAN One Won One Cle~ss '¥'!" Meets Thursday 26004 2J 6te X I ~;~~A~U~TO~~S~A~L~ES~~~~ Muhileport t.:a ll Hom(' Kestnurant and t'XCC'Jieot en1oyl..t 12 22 tf C,ll 81711-J room.<~ t.<:; M11.<B Van Coon'6f an ....... BOB.AP IRON - l.QTALB ~ bt>al't-h o f the Middlot"jl(l'!rt Ptlobe611 Vtory demttbJe f1rst floor APART MENT Autom1t1c gag furna ce ~t were oloo ~s at Mrl; Sm1flh w~ outtn~ OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. rent-Electric wallpaper steamer Clinton Fisher, Middleport Ph 6265-X. 111 tf !lr""'- - "' "" .... rt ht' dmn€'r 7fttuai'VlUL I BEAMS 111-tf For reUable ndlo ud TV repair, ------------- ____ ______ 6285-X pret1dent pre11ded Has B' l.dCIY C 1ebra t• Tayloc WE BUY 2-23 (f 7 Ill John Daly The Feminine Toueb Legal Notices Phone 200 Cleland Appliance Store 118 W Main St Pomeroy 7 1!9 Warner Bros Pfeaonu 84n0o IMrs J w smit. h pOrt., • IY IDWARD HOWILL Jl.. I I lMiJ.."fSS _ _ _ __ • Racine News Notes aY !1115 J D ROUSH Letart VIlli PTA met Tudday Dia:bt. February 20 Kathryn Crow ~:'!meSh= or~~~~ ~:.= \WIS • room FURNJSIIED APARTMENT 1 ( 23) RADio " TELEVISION ~--~-.. tiJ.SDAY !OO Film 4 Fancy 230 300 500 600 ~mple le Up-to tae lftnute News ' 30 ULBCl topper 12 31) Cbaolle! 00 (.UC) TV lll!llller's Dlaest-1 00 tilm A Finey-M Slater 1 30 (ABC) Volet of tltollon.. 2 SO The l'ill!litlne 'l'oueh t oo Dowto Ohe ftoad S 00 (ABC) Afternoon l'llm Peo 9 80 (AICI llledlOOI Korboul! Uta1-''Tbe Llody Vaalsbes" 10 00 (IJumontl Hem Nlte Fltet 5 bo (All¢) Mlokey MollH 11 oo NIl 00 lilt ~ 11:1111 'IJtalllor With Billy Ann a 30 !ietis WIUt !II JennlUII II 10 Sporta with Ted W•Jro II~ Wdtfik With Sol]y A/Ill 11 18 c..mtoropo;,t I 1i12 29 18 B l Auto Services II 1111 LitO" Sbow ban,.lal\~ 'llllh Hen lllchle s-. !~~~~~~~~~~·==II celdmll.ed at m 1111 dtnner .at IItie 0. Ba\Jey « Car.etel'Jia Huntinlltom Pomeroy Phone 20!1 TO2 23-ltc BRING YOUK SHOES RACINE SHOE SHOP AND SAVR ~ MONF.Y 117 t( 1954 BUICK Spet'lltlll l}elhJx 4 door Selfu.n Dyn\llflow dnve $1895 FOR RELIABLE PAINTING eon tact Richard C W11t 232 S Bl.oclrtnar s Ponl<'r6Y Oh .n Fourth st. Middleport Ohio _2_2_5~·~'.,----.,~--~---2 22-30tp 7 11 flour lidwardo, New• 1229 ~~..,on ___..__ ............ OouJl{' (!XIt:l'a nJ(' e $1995 Bkrcl tbn..11" s Pomeroy Oluo 2 25-IUc Yot~t ~o•nt WHTN'•tv ' ChiJidtiJa _ 1952 CADIT LAC DeVil!'{' Hard<ll.op NQ 01,.. Xld t.p!l A<\bllr Qodfrq & l"llondt MONDAY .......... ---- 1053 PONTIAC 2 dtoo S{'Odl'tln orJ t: ro~l bl n"('"k fmn ;:~h $977 Dlactt lt\:ll so Poomcroy Oh .o 2 25 Hie 10 00 U S Steel Hour aso a 40 $2795 8 00 The MIIUoulre t 30 lYe Ool A 9e<r et 200 Roborl Q LeW!o 230 Hou~parlf 300 The Bll Poyoll Jl.>b ero.by Sho1t __..... RIVIera 6 45 St!Ol'lo Parade 8110 Wtolhermou ! 00 P'tt( PUO K•Me's (itehen • .and bath $?5 6 3P Yo)ll' Ealo Reporter LOve Sloi1 ROOMS ror rent 742 E Mam St 11154 DESOTO \ 8 4 ri1>0I &~d an pow e. st eei'Jf!lg $1077 Bla£>l1 na1 s Pomeroy \)}tio -~25-&{c 5 (10 LU<ky 8 Baneb 5 30 The Farly Show Garry Moore 117 U MENTS new fW'DJlure UliUUas 1..- - - - pu•d Call 6044-M 8-21l-tl 1955 Bl TCK VB Supt'r OrnlJlP low mleagf" Dec2mlier Bride tao On Capta10 Kancaroo M MAX WARD 115 I Seeoncl St Phonll 61 Pomeroy, Ohio 1951 BUICK Supr:r rarlt;o & IM\1 <-r good ~I I (OS $8:.0 J Ill-IllY p J'. gon:~ IMrM1t>fl01i 2 25 6tl 4 IS Secret Storm Valiant Ladr 1218 Love 'Of Ut-e I~ SO search fof TOi'ftortow .~ 4& The Glildln8 Llthl :ro 225&r 4 00 Tbe Brllbler D•y On-~raver 1 - - - F'tJRNISHED Aparlmf\nt 4 00 ~ Lole S~~"-"'-- - 11 WEDNIIDo\'1' 900 900 10 00 10 30 1180 111<00 Secret storm 7 30 ')'be Range Rtder 8 tM) Phil Slivers ShGW 12 4:5 The Guldtng Light Mltl• Mlddleporl C/hlo 2 FURNISHED APARTMENTSone 3 room one 4 room All ulollhes furni shed l UNFURN I JSIIE() ! room APARTMEN'f 8000 11155 S PUDF:I3AIO R P dm;p nolu I :nu l~ s A I eondttlQn $1395 Timmy Parson Mtddle p01l 2 25-6t~ 7 18 Doug Edward• Newa 12 30 Search for Tomorrow • ~sllllll $1995 ~T d ~IC'p Ot1 ]951 ('I ll VROil< 4 dno1 puwer ~Joidt" Ru11 :<~ 1 kt> new $7!15 Ttmm.y Pan O<n"' ~~ rld1P.pr 1 4 30 On Your Aceoutlt 5 00 Lucky II Rancn tl 30 The £arly Sherw 8 30 Your blso Reporter 6 45 &b Wt~gnfr Spotte Show 6 !i5 Weatherman 7 00 Press CanleTenee Captain Jtang:~roo 2 2'7-6tc Lt!e Auto Fire Polio Call Don 1 I" tr I For f'ngme 7 SO Roblnhood 9 00 S1gn On-forayer mi lla ~ Pveryttunll A N Bo ng•l P~one P11,. Secret Storm 6023 Mtddlt>port _ _ _.. ~ - - -I --- l '"• room model'D APART (20 81 Insurance MF.N rs wllh laundcy ana gar -age Onto 9 wom modl"'''n (twf.IU 1 CO!\fPLETE lnsuranre ProtetttOD, Clinton Fisher, Middleport. 4 30 On Yiour Account 00 Lu<lcy 8 Ran<h ~ 30 Th< Early Show 6 3(t Your Esso lleporter 6 45 Spothght on Sports 6 5D Weatherman '1 00 Patti Page '1 15 Doug Edward! New• 4 15 I Gal h~ohs See Bob 1 uttle 26 Vinton Ave r.alhpohK 01 phone Ill For rent-Kx~a: Ladders Scaffold Boar$. lkop Clotha ~ TUISDAY 2 24 Stp I = J!: p.~ of..,1:"---- heat utlUtlea paid WUl6 a:Jso a ~ A mu* bOX no pets near PomerO$ I WlU not be reBpomuble [or any wlhie!h pl&:,W tbe Happy mr hJhgh School Mrs Langi6tz 324 debts contracted by anyon~ oth day ISOD,g W'd9 !the cerrtelflllli(!l("e of E Mam St .Ph 302 X 2 23 12tc er than m~ ~If Howard a;~:~tp ~t.e d 1nl:ng-table fflr itle party J.lng J<J¥ml':!i Mlu.tN.y ~n'd Maude 11 30 Toma:ht 9 30 1 URNISHED APARTMEN1 wllh plivale bath Ut1ULU!8 paid Over Vogue Shoe Store Phone 46-M lOUSE FOR SALE--5 rooms w1lh bath b1g ga1 age on large lot LnART FALLS Racbte Ohio IFO 1 Mr ani Mn; (. M A~Wtcy c1 l>unna thi!! UusiOt"n k'lltton Lt"'-<n't F'alhl spt"nl thl rby ...illl"h Mr!l RE-uhih !.ton 1. f I ~• ;1 ~In I ilndn botey d:ad~H"'" M Mr Jlt'dll1 Bot.tn lllOd HO'Il JIDdt and tbe uoup voted to mvue ( 4'ntral St.-.... and Sugar Run PTA s or Pom tii'Kl M,.,. Gf'OI"'l~ Hat>l'y SycalUOI"t ramllf v1 ~ _,.. ~ }fl'li MDf\,"anl 110UU10-:hril li.l S~.r.eet wM the ID!Itess 'fbu~ ""'«".kmd 1fwor.e .,..ita bh fl'Nl.he!l" er,qy 1,0 ~ JU•aLs uf Lbe local or ('liM' I t~f M h11u! o~d 1' l.'f Ill at garuzat'ion and \0 ~o1d open houllf cvtnlai w:beo • ~· ~~~ Joe Bo»n hff bu"nt> .nd 011:-o I y,f<Jd tll 'llfto.,.... YrV ,fldd: at~ ~bon M'r and B.trw f.awl'>l'1lC.'oe! !lrtlio w;1 March 27th An eJ:ecutlvf' mel'c'l litlt)qj i1UHnf! fur ht'T JDI oa MoEUiay February 27Lh al or<iflg P.auhnt Srnttib. witorte nta"- Jn I doozht011 0&1\len:e fill t.kCQa. rtw ftlgUiar .ml'f'tllliJ.: Hf 1ho:· Buns rWII!fe to Fred L. Hollmao was an n1 ILwfN:e spent the weebw;t We lin ctaJwu.s GrtnJma, at Whllh time plau will be eom.plete for th1 IN J'l'\ss of Hu R.apotu t < h tA'tt ('V<'ftl s...tu:rda-y o:t 1lhe Bradbury 0111 fhi'V' ibome was held Frtd'.tr f"V("]] """! at 1'be('ln,rdl <I Cl!r""""'"" Grover .... G - Jlum. Mareh meet.in& Room w1Lh mOtrt parents pr(>!l 1.mne of MJ11 Marll6 Rnu'-lh fJk.!. en R.ef>t~ of eand~ po ¢tl't'} l.o:t4'101me ~ _ . Jt.en ent Doa N'nae mt'!Jilber.t ~en- presf'nt ao~ At.r.;. tal'o Chips ~ ood pop 'ftre ~h K .-.~. lt........L. L'W"'''Jd by illh Bat.ey a:rd bJ:!J mo- ru: mg -.....-- ,...,...,~ A Dt'ocrun for fo,under 11 Da)' Fen1 (..auJ k'd f'te\follm 1 ~ Top1e m .-..!~ ro .. ...,.j wtTe Su~ ~ IIUII!t. f .. ,. otl!:l'm 1h('lf" Pob"s David VW!el' ~$ lfl Mt(<;ls Wdl- w·~ ~ L - · · · ~ wu p.resen~ b)' BPI ty Roush and 1l'r>f', f"V't'fr.Ttg waA " ' b J•wlot "',..,. - -OU" . , VI Hatle Fox lfrs Greta Srr(lpMJn lPrl flh<." ~am" ch¥111f "'"''"'" ·- _, •., "'' " J>owba<""' 0 T1w P T A Prayer wu liVen a.nd ~ron The rn "' rf!Jb"ttlar Ma by June Albley ObjPrie of lhe mf'(1mg of t.he chr w1 I be at Bwrbara Qaptema Oltvia Hem guf':OIIs .o-r !Jf:' eod Un. <bade~ P T A by Esther Sylvester BIO· -t.h<.> honw ot Ml"6 Emma Sai»H" World Day of Pra) i"f Wa<i ob<ler mons ITL9C1~la Ral"P''1e Shn"k'Y Ehhn Jr and: Mr and ~ ...,_ Jl'lphial lketeb of Ahce Bu:ne\ Batey .J1met Vo1ootlll'te Kay Slli1es lW"Tf Fa!JI.k founder ol P T A and thlf' first vt"d ~ (~)(' Rapl~ Churdl Friday PJ"Nldent of the National Ass{){' aftt•moon Feb 17~'h W1 h an at r:md tJaVtTillt' Hurl{!')' l':!t,., Orovor ood A.ol<hw Gnl- WBI liven by Chlorus Cr1mm pnd 1~ -of 38 M~ B \f I)Ti"f' I eketeb of the hfe o( Phoebe Ap Pt>t.k~ WO&W th.. narT:f1 or Frt>e 1100 on pe:non Heart the f1rst V P was \1!11 offer~ wa'l 'I 'f«l Robens Moooloy • • ' Don Slmmms <4 Da:YfxJrn L"'~ given by Bett~ RouRh WOMEN TO MEET A lighted btrt hday r-aki' wa!t 1'111 Mr 'OOd Mer.~ lbJb.frt Fauik l~atured m a condl~ IJ~:hhng Ct'rl fllw M :~ntJDOIIfY \l. tm-.en Will lft•l Sunday mo.oy pre&eoted by Noam, StobaJ t t:el M~OJ)da.y ~ nx f-obb 27 ""' Hl and ~ J.Mer ~ tMrothy Badglf ~ E ll ~n Roush 6 P M!. at ~be l.a~u~~;l){ Hf .utu Clt»eid on ¥nJ Ali.ee> Moure Sal Nora Cross Mtklr ~d chapman r, 1 lkrp.l 1.--.1. llhureh Ptfl,futk ~P'P'!"r e IOn ucdar ~ ¥rs K~ Mauk1n end otm- leen Buek Mibed JtouRh 11 nd Kath w•li bt- !;cll"'Ved Mm l t.: %1 Mro J W Sm;l!h GfMit d!.., ona1 1tor ""' U)ftloe ryo Crow Refreshmenta were !W' 1 and t-1.~ Mary ~f>'i 'f Mi<kt&e po!'l Wt!l lt'OO lhf> ~.up 111l- u class was gueqt oaf honor dwi" week Bolin .Mea m. Mr: and Mr1:f 1£.. ved at thtt claM> a( the meetang turna('e 11 US Greatest Flahts Of CebtUrt 4 15 !I "t THOMAS FORK Shqwer Held Batey Home For ~: 1 : : : : _ was 76 - - $(11111 1 Pouline Smitb 11""'~"!:' /' D~w= r adults 10 00 StUdiO One 11 00 Up to the minute Newt 11 Od Camera No 4 ~0 _!h~rlghtet Oa~ Ill Nottc:es ~ 14) For Rent NEW IIOUSE, unfurADS AT YOUR CONVENlEN<!E 5--Room nuh<d BrOWW!ll Aye Mlddi.. IN THE EV ENlNGS CALL 397 po1 t Reasonable Phone 6044- 8 00 Burns & Allen 8 30 Godfrey s Talent Scout! 9 00 I Love Lucy Robert Q Lewlt 2 30 Jtousepatty 3 00 The B11 Payoff 3 30 Bob Crosby SltOW tlcn ..F.'f OUR El k;CTRONIC SECR& TAR\' TAKE YOUR WAI'il' 11 10 Press Box rhe Btg Pay<1rf Bl)b r ro.4b.V Show The Br1ghter Day 9 00 rvo. of Thanku ano ~pl'tlll Nu li<I.'S 1f Eve1 t.s pilOted at re,u lar da ...strted rat<>s Obituaries publ blwd at 1 eent per word t'nurg~d Adl r~elved by maU or telephont liVeD eaMul at~JI hou.- 1 30 I ove Story 2 oo Hobert Q I t"Wit 2 30 Housepatty I Ooo4 MIC~IIol policy! Poo41 ... 11\e, a ~·~~.\'~lah· Tonltht To Buv Won - - - - I - ''' 7 4ft News Caravan K1tcht>n 636 Ne~ •tth P.larC! Jenni121 th• oth•r dey a. Mteh of pre-World \Vs.r 1I pqu tna 1Uli!e11 Il e38 Wellher fbr 1-r!!C bad a rf\lalon at the New York A C and tfte rMbtt wef . . 11 640 bi~eland lnlrltulrtl as Mn Luct1e forehead ineludlnc TV tritio JOhn CfolbY, 700 ltull• Ptan & om• TV pertorrnel"' Ttd Steele, JCarl WrtlhttOn artd Jack McC&rtl\y, Dick and Dltt 0a1TOWIY RObert .Montgomery Al1 Star T~eatre New& lfeadllne& Weathercast PrE'!\8 Box Grealest F1ghtl In ("pntury Gleltltl' fiultf rrom. 8 40 News Ptctui'e 6 55 LeA Paul & lfary J'ord 7 00 Dr lldljBOn s Secnt '1 30 Coke Tl.ri\e 12 00 Vahanl Lady 12 US t.ove of Life 12 30 Seart'h fOr' TOmorrow 12 45 The Guiding L1gbt 1 00 ~lfltd A41 l:Jttlftlli bl l1t 4. ~9lp Jl wiU be publhthed the HUM: JWund dhU.ng:-r -oo-m - t"ab"l_e_w-,1"'th four IIIIJJ IIJ recelvu1. chairs double bed wtlh sprlng1 POMERUV-4 ,_, '"'"""" lt&lP.$ .. Pl"nts P""r word, oue la and batlh b~:H'uL hordwoo~::l und muttrt>llll < 111t 164 X or 11ee ilt'rllm M1n mll 11 t"ber~e Mtc.ul 18 W Ca11t> Sl tupper Monkey rk101'8 ccllill) lumace Mat .,... 4 reots per wurli' lot tbre., tOll Ruu ) 2 24 3tp DMAmftRI d1 J'\le'Waoy Exwl:m~ •~uhvu lm.erUou~~ \1 A flinlfll!CM¥ H yeana 111 rna lpadat-n~.~a u~tmth lor ~ ('fiDll ~ so111 to 1he htgh bkldts tit tm ill)' 0Vo1)tr witl ~ I man J"ftaetrtl?l• A Lito {~ J\!b J,MN' Wotd. C'IID& ou b18 '1300 00 eqw,4)' vnth 281ih 1056 11t ill 00 A M ---ooe $700 00 down Full tilt£! nt .: (f'nl.!l pe· word will 1949 2,.(lo.w.i SOOom 8¥ R F RAt:LH£--? '1"0011\ f t~am-e tboust he 1ha !l:l! I r r 41d~Nii!IIO~¢ f not 1 rMI.Py Sr Acen.t 2$-1U: w11JJ batt~ .A.Iummum Aidlna: vald fur bf:rore tht' l~tb ill ea.cb ted ''"~Y looo!..! '"' I he ll!ll w•lh momh rollnw!hi m:JertJOn •Jt at 11e Wt. w.11 h 1~1 ()ruoy l'.rror~ ttl Ad\l~rUSifii--Sbould be $7500 00 1 fED- Old guns 1ndtan re tcs CUCKLER REALTY nporll'd 1mn fw,hal~ The Daily WAN cl( Forrest Jones Rt 3 New lox 229 Pho- 101 y 8eotmd wUI nnt be re&pon&bir •t ..... 2 27 Carhslt! Ohio "U c 2 25 " for mort' th11n one l11correet 10 ' ;:; -- Re.o I Estate ( 21 ) gnod toru1U.U:m for Ale theap A 0 UChtfotH Poml"roy Rt 1 lertloo WCHS-TV Channell ~·~ J'utt Hayrne1 &1\4 Qf)rdoft. Macl\ae (Holl)"A''od bnnch)j arul Otnt ie.&ybunt M~dlc 8 oo Soldlors 01 '"""'no 11 00 Home 1 K~l!M' WE WERE ODD hi:RE but I just lee.rnl!!d today that t. JOt of New Yorkers have tht habit or ,Ultill.i ptnn(U In tbe Heela of ut!b lho& to avotcl eoldl thiY feel coming In Some think report• t1\a 'ku cold l\e1et.rc~ burtau, whtcfl. has belh II)Vtaure.unr iNch i\tptnttuons that lille&ktnr tnto the llllli*t1 WltHbbt ~aytnr their th' Big Town Tony .Marhn Nows Carann OaEsars H1tur ~ Sl1n Of( ........... . - - . - - 5 3ll llowdy Do<ld1 6 55 7 00 Toda7 9 00 CoUee Time 10 00 DlnJ ilon.c School 10 30 Ern.le kovacs Show ES1 A1 E IIEARTROLA 1n lll Todl.l' 8 30 SportS !!:yo cotree. Time 8 40 NeW!I Picture Ding 1Jon' Sohoo1 B SS LeJ Poul & M1'1'1 Jl'ord Ernie KovaC!! Show '1 00 Grtmd Olte Onl'Y Horne 7 80 Dinah Shore Tenneuee Ernie 7 4.!J News Caravan Feather Your Nest 8 00 The Bob llope Show Bob & lan cart G00 Fireside Theatre Star 9howca.cte 9 30 Playwti&ht~ !Ill Parson & Study .tO 30 Mr Dl1triet Attornet MaLin~ Theatre 11 00 News ReadJinel Date with IJre 11 Ot'J Weathereast Modern ltomanffl l1 10 Press Box Queen For a Day 11 Ui Sud WJik1n! n Show Old !!m!':....--:---·'1::1::3::0--=T~on:;cll:~h::t""'7 WIONISDA Y 6 00 Jlopat001 Ca,.I<IY Slfll Oo 8 sq Spotb En 8 oo • • • tare 11 another pttventatlvt Thia worked Ill rev•r•a for one gentle· ntan, who ea.u1ht cold tn jail wattl~t htS iawyer to ball 111m out The odd·lnatrument parade con e1 tol!a.lly1 Nc)w at the St Xorlt. Cat• de 1& :Palx ah. Central rk South li Toni Kovts wbo a pla)'inl th• cymbalom nl1htly Mlu Kovee \l:ho haa teCbtl!ed With tlt8 kowakl l8.fl the cymbalom Ill a eros. belwten a harp lnd plano and Ia rtfen'td to Ia t1'.1t :Diblt IJt I. dulc:tn,Ler t#al 802 ot mualclana' union 1 itattltd to ftnd, heJi 22 cytnbatom J'1a)"ers In ita Superman 6 30 Sport" EyP 6 40 Nf"W!i Picture 6 5!5 lea Paul & Macy Ford ? 00 I * tt Wal\fttl • cooped tm ST l'l~tltlt (lur l sl ,., l!t&d .Uh Australian my new york n. •••letotl U Criminal oll<IIH It An MONDA"r 6 ~5 opulence and Mwt kR 12 00 Tennessee Ernle ShoW Dud and Wlayn<e Oh.e" al1 etl' " 11!;11 l mterdepend on each others '"" 12 30 Feather Your Nest ed ~Y wlttlh rt'4MIWS al uly 1 00 Bob and JaD Carr Pre"ent 1\I'Ppen<J Pha'lm 2 00 Suole Ftr.a<nk Shum'A'ary Who ih!l's- ~ 2 30 Camera Qoes to Sc!bool 1 h(' samr man who lS crackmg a slockwhlp drenching a Rheep or Vl!l'llilnlg at RwmiO'Illd m Oolum 3 00 Matinee 4 00 Date With Llle vrt l'i. ng a horse In the morninl( buts was cDIIJJed lone b' rthe ld~ 4 lD Model'h RomanCM might well be playing polo In thE' of MB ~WJn ~ FrOO 4 go Qu~n lor a Day aftt"rnonn and turning up for d1n Plirs L} I Blilllderls!On sJ)e'll~ Salt ner 10 a tailcoat People drave u dlay vl'!!l~tllflll{ lf't') fii~\{"S m l'ar 5 00 Old Time-r 15 30 Howdy Doodf va11t diRtances to VISit each other k·-b"''' "'""' ·u uml a ball when I)IOperl y lhl own J mm'P Ru h JIJl l1'13nm1': ~~~ ilihe J!l tl'ally a ball G 1 1 t Luke-s 'Y heN> on a fclliTI'Eil"'l ~~~nv l"'We w th h 'S' J.H.IIl 't ll ~ Mt ar 1 Mll-s F.,rne:tt ftu 11 Its 1 lonely li(!2 but a hvtly lift" S 1 ~. TJ )I~ r who ,., S<1a}Jifl!l.. ~ MONDAY anrl :1~ long Gs people keep wear be lwm of h D~ dl u l!'h~et M ~ 9 00 Sugn On Pra>"f'r m g clolhl)s th~ gra:r.ler wtll sll ll F.\lelhn Ban WI<:' taken o the St 9 00 Laptatn Kangaroo hf' n hit In aCford h1s p1cn1e ract s J("' '~'<Oh lfosp 111 COl' mrd- ca~ d. '('l!lll But I retkon that one plcme rat M Ill I Ml-s Dt-lb<'t1 Ba.,.bf:.:r 10 00 Garry .Moore ln ~ llff'ILm(l for nn effete fm" \111() 1 ave l;et•n ~1Vtn~ fl Pa noes 10 30 Arthur Godrrey 11 30 Strtke It Rich igner 1 ~ Pnough 11 lc lnv<' fjO ru m.F~rt t'O 11heu OOmc frJghtcnmg enough as a hot'! l hut I:IVt' tun room tn move open aar to make hnn thrlsty and dust on h1s lonsth and he ~sa mighty man tutlced I am not on Aus.~le nnd 1 am not a mighty man especial 1 acl s 111 r r l tu I 'Vt lh t lhr Auslruhan ly m wmpetltiOn with abOut a hun pu:-mt 1 1 1 1re ut1u n ~ ll rl lrNI of lhf' hlllybuug hu~ ~ as 1 cvu l'.!nr Htn!Prf'd A pH nk Thfll horses ran 11nd th e Jm,:mrt near SttRIIrt' OamD Cooek 18 ~" 1s rul ::.o mmh an event as a eU bookmakers shouted their pflfes ktntl of w~t kl~ tntnst • ophc at th1s and the rains <'arne and went. ,My (Cnpyrlghl lll!UI liy United FPnl M1r a nd MI'S HP1n"'V 8 al>etY weN' "f lh" , ra 1 fhl!-1 1 s htg ''I a:r. holte~;l t1p ran backwards from the rC' < ~ll'l·"*~ or H ~~...,. ~Y Ihl11ey I' ''' "" ~ f> url' Syndicate Int. J ng wu n\1 ~ ful l or rl('h grazl.crs st11rtma: JlOFI\ fhe gentlemen Jock a1vU 11011111 H Btrml!{ wlw grow 1h1 11 own pUrC'hlooded ey~ luokf d aH dishonest ll!l any 1 ll'mg stolk tn 1 drh11on to the JOckeys I <' \ er met and the gent!} sh11 p and cows th at keep urn 1u:h bred horses luoked as dishone st as so wlu n rom Wdliam ~ nn old tlw 8\Crnge run of hor!'les whieh r, lf'1U1 who Ill uws sh eep at 11 plarl' ts \t rv sh lrl y indrrd ru llud ( hulswotth uskvd me rlown 1 hu vt cneountPred varlom for th(' picnicking I o<'lually br11ndJS of bospitailty and J would thou~hl he meant a punir ~ flay th nl r r mk Austral'la over 1 he prelim mar} to thl' picmc rexa~ nntl K" nya over Texa11 in EW YORK- Things one New Yolker thlnk!a v.as a co1y 1W1 e blacktle thnnPr gofar as mPn kUling Is concerned abont For some time tho.!ie of U.'!l who oct'upy for about 11 hund1 cd folk ol an ad And J rank Texas very high In sui our mtnda with aueh gripping problem!! ha\ e been J unlng properly rou~h\y the size d<lal frirndatup confuled about whether Arlene Dahl Is Rhonda r r Hhotlf' hl:~ml Feeling pretly Su It cnm e to pns,; that I did nol F'Jemlnr fir vice \etsa 'l"he traveling Miss Flem fteble from llus one which 1 a\ altcnrl the celebratory ball lit lnr who • made ftve movle11 tn the past nine tnbutt'd to \ll rus gordon! or g in which <'verhody wear~ a white he monthS and 11 jullt back rrom ftve week11 on the poi so mng we progre~ sed Lo a char and gloves ond long bell gown! Aft1can veldt whatever that 111 dropped by todoy mlng rare cnur!Je nt P plat'e (' 1lled We wroved drove that Is-back to to set ua atralrht I just ftntahed making a. ftlm Fu,nny U'ill Master Walllams baronial halls tn which ahe I.Jid I played slllter& ehe said and _. t.nch pklllcker has !he back or and dropped slightly deld What do you know' We don t look alike at all Oh we h1~ ear run of foo I and ~rog There happened at the bait I cant say both have red hatr and gl"6en eye• and slmlla.r 1s an mt ermtsl\mn for entmg but hut I bet it was violent romplulofls but lh.a.t a whfcrt It ends Anyway Jl IS expected lh11t earh n 1m must 1 1ma,gmc that the life of the were very dlft'erent Arlene fl' more the delicate do hb duty wh1ch nH 11ns a soc tal Ausste stockman Is much the aame traJ1le Indoor type Me I m earthier Miss F s ~'IP w1th ever)hody th ere I expect a" we enjoyed tn the South tn the lhOftcla flemlnt gTHn eyes gleamed Interestingly !herr Wt 11 a\ out 20U p lplt' lhtre old Scarlet 0 Uara plantaUon days The Man M11ws She wa• in town to help exploit lV.hlll) tile t'ity lOO of whom 1 had stcn the mght 1here Is t he same pattern or hard kl'flt It er atvt~J.: c Bleep3 made from Charles Etnsteln 1 excellent nnt novel1 Tr&e •zoodlf Spur but her mind wu full or ~trrtc:l W~ tented' dtJWft-oltl'lt I mean tente4 down- tn Kenya 230 rnuea rrom Nairobi and rea.tly nowllert It wu rl1ht In the hurt of thf !ttau Mau area t.t\d I 4(4ll t t1tt, the fttat «!ouple ot ntrhts. Th'l'ee milts away a European woinl.h lnd her daughter were butchtredlllttl\ Ruar)t 1 S~met~!ng 0/ Val11e mlJht have been rourh but It tlo..n•t btlla to tiU the WIJ' It really ll I v; a• congratule.Une myeelt &t eacaplnr fOOd 1tcknue when one day 1 l'lad to do a IIC!en• by a. wa.terfall-ahd I hal'J to open my big mouth and aet a l'lllon ot watertan In ml!! Sick as a dor ror tht ftt'tt wftk " * 2:1 W&tttr erart ' ' CU1tom I& BJNUA New South Wales Aust 11 m~ \llllt 1 have explored sci~• 1 hrands of horse sport tn d hnJ.: l!ll 1 ter l ) l st r a<C~ m 'lex as 11111 n 111 ny 11 ~es and th~2 us tal 1 131 d of l1lttrnahnnal bcllmg ra tcH But tu \PI I trl unlo p! Cl\IC rJIJa t••fore and who lookecl no better ,.._ than J dJd MarrM of N MEETINGS PLANNED In Utth anH• tAnat • 24 t~~OOI\11 ~ hvlnr rounded prutuber I~ lrrt~ l Ho.J\t t uml r th Rt ch;:tHI '\King" tlhe S Ul{bll!'l I "n' t Indian ACROBI 1 Stf\Oolh &4 wtth Mt ___ - ---CROSSWORD ·::_._ ·DAILY 111n n c RUARK By Ro "ERT D Alnlie lJo!llg ~!Lam were ~s Stmduy or hrs pa.ll.'lllts Mr nnrl ~ J 'M' ;:.::::::::::::::::::::::~~~~~~==::~====~work combined With 1n pl11 It I hill II h(l h bu1:hd8\ R1 1dg 1U A111n Drf:lm011d Pa1 k ('rsbuJg IB VhJhng ht 1 .gr-.:mdfa Many From Meigs-co Attend I CARMEL ll.colzer lkt~p~t~l llhunsda~ "' any better than the one~ tn Mr1gs and surrounding am•as Attending th{' RC' hool from tht area were W 0 Aikins who nlso attended a meeting of tht Oh'w for the produetton u pe~amuter Poultry Cou ncil of whu h he IS a lot tht next two or three months member Tuesday mghl M1 s Nor man Rose Bob Morns rhto South One of the ht:ghllghls of the James J Spenetor and t 1 Rlakt tneeting at which the majot topie slee and Mr Karr was Outlook for Broiler Prlres mg o( one to onf' and a fUiu th and tn attendance wttre seveh 1tent per pound 1s m:ttlf' du P 10 the Mt>Jgs county people wa.~ a panel ron!lhtting or a moderaiPr and 4 mE' lnbers and thE' question reviewed was management Ftll'lors tn Brotl er Protluellon 1-urley Karr of IV IlTTY CARLETON ( bP ster was a member that pan Jdtmny Otehml Hr R lit 'fl{ spc-n~ et 1\J~ ~ht w lh H. Jx>."Jt Sm1th Another highlight bc11ide11 the .Mnl Ra-lph U w1il.l l'i(li!J It'' ~'1"1 lf"ctutcll eoncerninJ the price ptr I'JI)enrt. W~y Wt1h Mu .and pound or the broilers tn thf' next Mn Dw~t Swf"p'l1on l'olum biJ.'I )'tar n1 compared with the prlee Mr ~'~I M1s A1 tn Sh11iton Pum ... WSAZ -TV Channel3 + '"' !I).Ql6'1rtltf00 Pon'IPI'OY Ohio Mtotnbers aHend1ng the annual Ohto Brmler School held Wednesday at Ohto State Umven&t) were told that the long range outlook on the broiler rrowlng mdustry ~.. Jood and that by 1960 and even looking further to 1975 the Amet lean consumer will be eating more broilers, wh1ch wtll call for more productlon but that the outlook IDE BY MLSS LUCY KIBBLE Thoe 'Pioneers 4-H Ctub met 8r. Lln:by afbon'loon 111 iLhe tld1Jo.l huuse il'U oh~ of r. eMI ude- W11J !a{."e pr.esl(k.-m.., Wilth P,\al1y J~ r I a.-.ilido.lil.m- p~ llllf rtlhe /1)11'0 gt~tm MlW) .li~ B~ ,!!tl\e the DI,OnD TO INTIIIIITI 0~ MEIGs-MASON AREA r, --- --------· --------------------~;~~--~---- FAREWELL ADDRESS' The Daily Sentinel 'li• Qqil:v ~ NEW HOLLA~P-4 TON WITH EACH NEW BAILER SOLD IN FEB. FULTON THOMPSOtt FERGUSON and OLIVER Dl<Jll 28< W Mala II, S..Vke At Moclalu �• r~-t==·-·.;..";;:*::..;..""_-.__ ·P=_--..:'"_________________The_ -:..Da_l..:.,.ly~tl"!_l. P~roy~ICfaleport, OfiJo 1956 ______________M_o_nd_-_o~~~F_c_b_ru_o~ry~2_7~·-l~~----- tne Doily Sentinel, Pomerov·Middleport, Ohlc. fRE SMITU PAIIIILY stern InS ourney n ~· .;-.-.--.;By Eas Bob Pow~ll's Fielder. Spells Vn1ory Margm Of Tournament IY PAUL M. CLIFFORD A fieM coal by Bob PvweLI with jw:A 53 I!JieiC'OOd.s to play eave ED.em ra bard ~ 64-82 wiD ovullbe .Mildd1epollt. Yellow Jaeket.s s.tlurdlry IDiebt ·befol-e a capacity crowd at POIHr'Oy Junior High Qm .in 11 lbhrill pack'lld game from Btart to find:L The wm eoabJed l&st«n (;0 <take illhe Meigs County towoe)' and also woo tbem tlhe rigiX m represem •M:cip County .in 1be CLru; B SeotiiOnal. tollmf'y M Atobms tlbi9 coming Wleek. tt was one of the gr~ .thri!l· lert11 t"Va" p~ayed on ilie Pomeroy cour:t, but ollbe <last 'J~ was l!itri'Ct:ly a !hum dinler as ll'e'Yer ftlolre :thaD two point• separated the two teams. llastern rled 5~1 ·at ,fhe end Of the 4ltlird period, but Bob !Morris quickly Ued it up lilt !the~ of .t be final quarter w~th a :rebound. Roger Epple's ilwD froc thOOWLSJ put Eutem gM"k i:n UK' -lead at 56·53, bllt J1m Bowle-5 to!«d lin a ·l ong Ollie to a.g:a•n knot the (lOU[IL Epple's two fouls &g.a.in ~!!ave Eaem the lead, but Baker :sr·abbed a rebound •Lo .tie ~t up ·lilt ~7~7 Bowles lhi.t a dbarity t~ to put ltbe Jackets in {f'Olll rthcn l'hil Boyles' oDe .bancle:r ma<kl ~t 59-!58 iO"r E&:!.tem. BowtJ,es Chen trut oanol:her l'O.ng one to ei,ve -tbe Jackw a onc· t»mt. .matl&m, bU! Bob Powel-l ma<le ~ .a, fr-ee .tbJow to rt.W 1:!.e 'IOQre tat 80-60 w1t'h 3;11 to play. J·i:m W.b.tJ-a,t.eh made ·g ood two tool 6Mt.s t<~o make ill. 62-60 wH h L56 ILo pley .and ltlben .Kenny Murr.ay took Nrc baJ.l '!!Way iTom W'.bi.'Llatdl on a it lel'lriflc ~iteaol -and drove iD 1or a Jay up w~tlb jUI!:It 1:01 to lay up. 'lbeo wilh &ecOn<b t.o play Baker t>oaJed lin '& rebound · tu knot >the OOUAt at thal.fbne 3tl-36. Tbe ~ quarter w~ li8WJl .ni'p and t\IS. 1'00 two t·N mS :>eO.sawed back and 'fiool.ih 'lllJl.cl· dle middl-e ol .tlbe .per.;oo when l!iaster-n wooL <JUt 'iD froDt 45'""'" on J>ow· clh Mbnrmd '1\r.;o fouls by l'ow· eU and. <a basket by fuebcl ran· tile ·millrgin 11.0 49-44. JlQWt"VtT J<ate in tlw stama llibe hdu11.:1 again nllied on a one Jbandec by ·MicKdnney, a foul !))' ~ and fOil' t.bc 1 third ~ .perw.J JJ.aker dunk· I ed in a r>600Lind w;,.!h soc~ to play :to make 1lbe ~"'re 33-51 for l()l' Easte:ra at JtUte rnd of t:h.rec quant.&M. Ees't9rn tctu•ll'f wen the bill . .,... If tM foul line. Midd!. port outtcer.d tfMm from th• fl•ld lty a 29 to 23 mart:ln ltut th• JH'kllh hit only four out of 12 ,,.. thr-low._ whit• lumn WM tou1n1 In 11 out .t 30 ch..-ity teQM. Eaiil~cm··s. line zone d-efeooe- lbad a •lot W do wiotih if·Ae1r vict.ocy. ln !.·b e second .h8ilf Coach OodriJ..I scl up a ddt'II);S(! .t hat pnacticaJ.J,y ·h ad :thrM" met~. on •bi.gh 5<:oring Bob ·MtKinney 'fUoO.M of tlhc time. As a II'CW.Lt McKtnncy w..,._ -held faildy Y.rell in check, but l.tlc l'otio<kll(lpl)rt ,guards lliiXJk .adv<llllll.age of lttleir openWgs rto eomc -t lbrough in. fine -s:.yle ·a~ Mtmlay and sub .guard Jim Bo'Wiim kept .t he Jackets- ·i.n rtJbe game ...Wt!.b theilr ou13ide lilhOoting. 1 Mtddlepoot. also kept big John Riebel: m aheck :tlOO second ,·half, but Epple .and PowclJ botlh came 'l:brougJ\ w:litlh oomc flue on.e ~hand· ed ShooWlg to -give Eastern the •econck to thot, and •• the ball with fovr uconds t-. pley. Ho. .wer, tfM Jtckett were t.tnable to put tht blll In pl•y end the game ftnd. q with Etttem tM champa. The la...r also played • great floor gam• ,.._ Dn• of the batt gam" of his carHr. OOOsbine game on Friday night at 6:L5 P. M. Glenford of the t.p tMmto In tho etato with • r.:oN ft 23 win•- 1nd no loiMt. TMy are ttt. charnr• of tho P..-ry County loa1u• •INI also won tfla .,.s one dra~ lbe1d .y~ ef;bea-1000n Un~'s gym with. m~ K«mit ~ <toomey i:n oeOO!ngeo, G1tmrlord wa.s il;>p &fleded wi1Jh Gibbbonvi1ile of Hockim( t:OUDty seeded .number two wi·:b a· 16 :Mid ncme reooOO. Rio Grande of Grilli'& Count-y w~llh a 17 and two reoord was ooeded -number three, \Wiile Alnes-lk::rn of Athoo.! Coonty wilh a 16 and five reeo.nt W'aiS ~:::ded fourt-h . Ea.4em bad the ·nut bc~t record All Tournament Teams All Tourney Teams Firat Team Bob MeKIDney Bob Powell Forward Forward Center John Riebel Jimmy Clllle llo~er Epple Guard MiddlePOrt Eastern Eastern 11lc lof'oo'llllll m the c.n :nt with a J5 and H\'e mar.il.. 11he totp11tey wHir run -tbrough Moo day, W-edne8day •and F'T'id31)' of ~.hi !. week' wM 4ihe 5eml fin,·l.s on Wednl'sday o( the foUowing w~k and !be -f•inals on Frictay of 1.hc U.r.lC w, ek Onv te11m ol the tourooy wil\1 oadwmce .t.Q 1Jhe Re~ion·fll Ch1M> B .toumey t·o be 'h~d at Athens 11m 1 he Co!U.otwing we.ck . Here ane ·tlbn complete dMwi'niQ:s Monday. Peob. 21 llarrloonv!Ue Eutern 6:15 P. M. Glbblsonwlll• (16-0) WI. Trlmbl• (13.9). 7;30 P. M. Holy Trinity (16-6) Second Team n Am~s B.,n (16-5). 8:45 P. M. St. Alllytius (1-12) WI. LflUNIYille (11·10), Forward Mlddlepert Rob M"''rilo Wednasdly, Feb. 29 Forward .R..Uand 6:15 p_ M. Gt.nlwd (23.0) "· Center Larry Ba'ker Mlddlcpert Ch•shl" (COI-7), 7:30 p, M. Rio Gun• {17.2) WL Guard PhD Boyleo Eaolem Somar..t (16-6), ·Middleport . Keno~ !K=ar Guard 8:45 P. M. McArthur (13-li) vs. ---.,::::::::::::~::::::::=::::::====::::::::::::::::::::~::::~====:-11 win net' lilltbsanvllle-Trlmbl•. P:rlday, March 2 6:15 P. M. Ell'tern (15..SJ vs w'lnner Ol..,ford-Chethlre. 7:10 P. M. Nlbonwlll• (9-10) n Rig. U.S. Pat. Off. can't even - cheer wi~bout Wlnn•r Rio GranO.·Sorn.rut. 1't OICAR<PitALi"( > censored by · the umpire. Why 8145 P.M. Wlnn.r Holy TrinityUnited ,,.......... all ~ lime sa-.;er. concede that Arne• .... n vs Winntr St. Aloy' •1' , will hoh1 serv\cc, maklna: It elus.L.•urelvm•. NEW YORK UP ..,. Baseballs and · thcn ruh' -out the set on your oewest innov•UoD • lnten.onal own Hervicc? There would be a Guard I Bob Morvis of otlhe J·ackot.s wa.s in·ju.rod woith <a:Oolrt two m~n.utru t.o Keany. llroell pl'll-y in 1Uh.'! .g ame as ·'h.c- 1<'11 .al•l.e>ntpling 'lo ~rebound. He stayOO in ~ l·hl" g·an1t> •at ltibc time, but •had to lhddiC"~ }\tlllpod into 111 2-o hr tak<"n otlt l!iliC'OMd~ d...ter, IWlood ;d. ,the *'tam; Of t'he COII'll'l'Sl injury WitS 1not 8m'ltOUt;. on. lktb IMic:Kirmoy'I'J larup, but Th'l' bo-x score: EppLe qulcitoly tied ~t up fw ltJhc Elltem FG FT TP Raid<"~- .~arr~~>y 'P.ut t.'he Jaclreb P.-..ll, F ____ ____ a 9-S 21 'back m th~ ll ead w~~h a hm.r, l!lbot, Whitlatch, F _ ____ _ 1 2.2 4 but Epple 11 fo1tl q1·nd Rlebals RloiMI c 5 6-1 11 bound -gave rtOO cvootual! wlnnem· ---------a 5·4 lend. ~ortcrn l'bcn '1)\lllod lppl• G ---- ---- .. 6 11-1 20 away &s l'oweU., R1>0bcl ~md f)pp:Je lorinG -- - -·----- ) 2-2 I lied th~ way, -tnd )!)!,11. oorore ,f'he Totti• . ___ . _ 23 30-11 64 md of ~e period ·had<~ nl•oo poin-t Middleport FG FT Mod. HoweveJ~, Baker'" rebound McKinMy F __ . __ . 6 2.0 12 wi1ll ftiCOll'ds m pl&y <'Ut tlhoeo mar- Morris F ___ . ______ 7 1.0 14 real b000 tO mankind. 21-18 oat ~!he end of 111he lak'H C ___ ·-- - 7 2-0 14 period. IOWIH G ---------- 4 4-3: 11 Wives All Por It M:lddleptmt r.!.IIOO in t ihc HOC- Murray G _________ S e.- 10 precedent. today for the rest. f,l[ Bports world.Lcagu"' 'is to~·ing of Ali for golf,ornow, the Interests GDd:peliodm Ea!Jlem WJIIII.Iboldto Hovatter G • • • ••• . 0 3-1 1 theThe American daylight any inother kind of with this cxperimenL The theorY' saving time, you could ellmtnatc 11 poil)lls Jn <tlbe period. iiiDd illhe Totals - -- - - - ---- 23 30-11 64 Jaekft41 \!JJOOr'ed 18. Middl-eporl finis that it would apeed up b a II . th e 19th h oIc. A n d yoQ 'd b e sure]J,y cqht 1\lp witlh 1;03 to ·plillo)' prised how many wives WO\Ild be ·--~ - ·-~ ~ 23 38 53 64 games . m :libo quart.er .t 34-3-t -oo Mu,... ~'m Th. Or iginal thought Is that, if more for Uris than Ia. makina: tbe Mlddhwont ••••• • 18 3d lH 62 ray's ~ong 8bot. but Easrbem W«lt thoy're in that much of a hurry, Intentional walk automaUc. Ufrtfi~Js: Bwr und Moce. .rilbt back m 'IJOO lead oo E~a why don't they play aeven inning As a golfer, however, I 'd btl games. more Interested in etimlnatiq the But can you i~ag'ina what t.h(a previous 18 llole1. Us114Jiy they're could mean to your own personal only an lmpedtmont anyhow. ..> AINI NIW PIP sport if it got out of h1nd! A All of wh.icb would make illll man would hardly be able to eet much sense as givlo~ a walk ' URN INO. OHI0--"1 1h!nk Renn•l ' ""'CNllr~o~ll 11 1 wonderrul procfut1 . out l)f lroLUnJ: c-ut tbe •sbca, dry- merccy Qdvising the umpire. :t .:ot only makH you 1011 w.lchl. ins the dlshes or doing the we'Ok· •lternatlve mla:ht be to reduce " t !~ 1110 10~ """' ener.IY 1n<l ,, ro, wrlll!l rt. M. Pomptoy , Box = TODAY'S SPORT PARADE re-I I wruwr T, ;~~~8- ::r~~!o~d ~~ft:.:r::; Ctto I I ~SES 20 LIS. llYC ''· Cflrntny. t •..rore t•k 1k~ Jl. • .. . "t -lrhed 180 lbl. na: Renn•l 1nd tn 1 r.w n1y wetrht w11 down to 1«1 ,. •k )•our drur.lhl for t ouro(ln ~t 'lq 1ld RENNI!:I. Coneeutrlte. You II ·1e·:rr kmov.. 1 hu!\jlry moro)en' wh111 reflul•lng "'llh RENNJ:L. ;;: 11 0 Basketball Sc•ores ,<J- •.'··: ' ; .•. -~ finish. What does he do' RIJhl He merely advl1ca tM r~cree that be It coll4:edlna: roundS eiaht and nine to hi11 opponent • bcw:auae he doeKn't need '(m'l an~how • and time ts li&Vcd by a:olng Into lhe lOth round • bl\ altefd of ,.bedule. · F b 11 oot a • where brta'ktwa)' fUCJo o.~er~·~~~llw •ys •re mor~ or ' let!l 1 aulsaunee ~!))'haw, en I be kickoff aDd li&Vc f ; 1952DODGE CORONET 5 PASS. COUPE A Beaullful Blonde C.r With AU The Appobtlmcnlli TI11l Women Apprtt:late, Now 688 KARRandVANZANDT POMEROY OHIO wft~ throw and ,_lson ecor.d on a fast bruk to mab it 7-l), With over two mlnutft tOM E1stwn hadn't scorft and at thl• point Ralph KnloM lnoka tha lea with • laft haNNr. Eut.rn than stHdlly r-alll.d to trill only 14-12 at th• end of the firM period. Middlapor1 hiid prlltty well .:ontrollacl the boarch in the fir.- period but in the lad thre. qvart.r-~ big Clair Woo. . and Knight practically had fret r•lvn um:IH the botrdl, 10 . le~ol 1 1 time, ••- 'he kJc<lllll ;~;f(;:; advltllos the field judge. 00 lbe """'' the biJI - · • 20-Y&rd !line. The l be put there by kicking IntO the end zone so why Wll!il.c tlm~7 Then lherc 111 tcnnl~. whether you admlt II, or no. Suppo11e you have a $-2 lead iu &•mea in the final 11e\ end 1t. b your tr•tlina: opponent's tervlce. Certainly nobody ;el& mere weary than your tennla speclltort wbO Ptle-sb~·1Jer,)Qo " - ' 113 1be Cillldcl 63 pt. P~ 0111y League from 0. D. Termaot. However, ltbe Cblcks Middl~ g-ct baC'k ltr1i'ed m iVhe ~'Y bWJt Bobby Bell Ranks As Favorite In TV Bout Tonight Bobby, 27, is favurcd lx-~l!usc - College Basketball Scores t<'rrlfic in his last Lwo. Storky Miguel , a former powder· I puff pum·hcJ', shortened llis sw~ngs to solid hooks under a new 1ral·n~~ an_d knocked out Ius two oppom:n I this year. . I BY UNITED PRESS EAST st. Jn •r hs P.a· 72 Vi.t' · ia 69 Bell. who was unhealcn d~mn.g 1954. Jo~\ three of h1s bouts last I Duttli<'N~ 66 Temple year.__ ·-- __________ ____ -~ N i;1•g- a~a 83 SL Bonaventur-e 72 C:m:·•iu-.: 00 Drl-roil 75 l' a'Z" N'VU 81 A•rm.y 69 ~~~~:.~~~ ~~ ~~r:.iti;9 Da~-tmoUIIh 74 Penu:~yh"<lnila ~,·.·.~~~.· _ .•J·~ ·•r .~.. . 1~.8293StN _, ., ·-.. !.......NY 59 St F 1 NY · & ._.. 71 SJr,na 70 H · '11M\(" d 93 a·rva" JOJ""'-"-'l-00 Co11et:e 74 Mab&'"?a Kentucky 77 LouliSVIlle 83 Mun-ay Ky 70 G«n-gia TeCh 81 Goorii'il 72 DIPBAN ANNIE BV JtiNO 1 under9tand. Pop, I'll tell you anvthiMg you tvant tc know 211 146 338 n 203 lt5 528 170 189 550 138 193 120 000 8f7 26M Oh1inJer 175- 180 388 1 154 158 477 •GASOLINE ALU:Y 134 JIO 366 ~1 178 BY BAauLII GIL\1 536 1-t!i 184 508 809 817 2475 II . Amenca ('onvcnHon, at ~ o\CHIEV!MENT DAY SlATED FOR MARCH f, DICK TRACY By CHESTER GOULI 'Ttl "!HI! Ali\:JIJND WATER· COOL.!~···· • To Pay Bill• a11d Meet Sudden E"perues crry nNANCING 01110 rEoi'LE SINCE liiJ UNDER STATE REGULATION . E. Main St. · .. - Phone 197 Noame te wePe made lor "Am_,_ D•y" whitb Wili be held Maroh 8 at the ~ High Sch<JOI -~-die Rock Springs Home . ~,..,. tiM Wort Club met ~-. 1.4 . ""'A o f """- ~. 80I'ic I I I D l t l - - ill ,a.. to Mro. Ame AbboU, IiilO. H<!Ory Wello, iMIIo. Scdt Folmer dd grapdooo, Jeffrey, ~~~ ~. Leimle!t, """· Cliffanl - ~.IITL -. llmler lilaotf<JOd. ~ ~ """- J<lQ)n _ . , . , . ..... The - IAilo_, ,_. d loe I .., . - - . . .. <tbo .,_., ... '-dmlfatdb28. NANCY .! 1 ' East Coart Street, l'ollleroJ Offlee Roan: 9 to 1%, 2 to 1. ICJou al Neoa oa '111111.1 lC.anA&S City. Missouri, in Octiber, 19M. S. N. W. COM.PTON, 0. D. • HarJo AUNT FR1'I'ZI 1po . I I OPTOMIII'U liT PERSONAL LOANS $10 to $1000 ..r,.. ..d On Your Dial 1 Gall' I c•ar. ~:11:1•:b:"'ll~h~94~W~e.s<~·y~;,:111:·•:1•~7:7::~~====::::::~ . in theofstate '';:~~~~::~:~W~~~~~::•hlre Van final.ll Wert a.. Ml 990 61 South< r(..!i·ota 89 i•urman 8-J v~ruito~bii.t F~OII'Ii'!fu. 80 75 Duke 90 Geo. W:tS'hii•ngton 71 N. ~. SL 80 Wake f't:lreSt 78 T·- ""'"- -· ~· "':- "'• "... ,.. ~ ::.r YOU DID;, . I·M'I&I').·I'<md 72 Georogetown oc A . l:ICCtiona1s Martins Ferry 9, atNew 8, Class cord 11. District at Martins' Fe1crY I 8. one tO regional Cia.~~ 81 ~·;::~~~~;~II Ills at St. Clairsvi1le 8, Z 10, Marietta 9, Dover 10, Districts at Britlant 4, Zanesville 4. One of upsets and cloae ••me" are lu from each to regional. prol'lpeet from DOW Ullitii M•rth 23Northwnt District 24, wbeD eiabt re&'ioaal wtancre do Claas A • aeetionals 1L Eut'lid battle in the allte noals at. Cleve- 15, Ailbtabula Harbor 8, Berea laad A.reoa. 1, Elyria 8, Lakewood 12. rarma Middletown eatered tournameot 13, District at Cleveland 9 South· PIIY 11 perbapa the most lop. eru division, at Youngstown I sided favorite in the anuls of tbe Canton 12. Kent J2, ~cboolboy eUmlaatiou. nut Mid· Alliance 11. Struthers 11, Di.•trlict I dies, Ohio's No I team, wlll play at Kent 6. Three to re;lon ~ai:~·~::~ 1 i.a the Class A Dlatrlct at Dayton B • seeUonal11 at Can1on 7, atmia 1 for their t3th district ch•m- bula 4, Solon 3, Lora~n &, 1 ploulrip after V.TippiDI up 17 wine S, Youn~stown 12. Dlstrid at 1 1 ~and no losses dul1n1 the tetsoo. 12. Tbree: 1o reg ona . ~T 60 M . -. ... H bu 1 11 79 uh:len rg 66 this W('ek, w. hde C.1l. ss 8 act1on w11l -7'-' 010 .a.•: k I 24 tic l'e-nt) St,'iitl!' 82 IW1gor:s 72 They ta c pace m Cl s. Y.;t!c 81 r.rlncetoo 66 l9U, was a good B honora. llow· of competition Is ahead PI'Gaa>CCtiVil champion, recorda lind leacue mean. a tbi•o, cbamplooa may Z.oeavllle Ia slartlo; flve bill a poor 180 lH "YOUR SUNRISE TO SUNSET STATION"' Writer COLUMBUS, 0. UP 1 1 1 for keen• to Ohio to starht Pay b ng ctlonal...,1nd dialrh::t- Tho Ohio high school sectional 1 n • w en se tournament lineup, high school basketball tournaments and with district number o£ teams: belin on all Ctonts. Central Dl~otrlcb A few Class A seetlonal tourna- Cl A IJolumbus 2R twa menta, ln the northeastern and us a1 ' northwestern sections, started tbe to regional. _Class B ~~ Columbus ball rollia.a: last week. But m 03 t 13, W~a>tervdlc 13 one from lara:er teboOis cet their first t11te to reg1ooal. of tournameot action starting to· E1tttrn Dlatrict By AL CUP .«. w J E H .,' o[ his experience in 63 l!g~ls. Twenty-three year old Bcrr1o ~ . whose career wa~ cur1a'ilcd by a two-year hitch in the Army. has had only 19 houts. But he was Racine Chapter No Stranver To State (.,r armer L'IL ABNER 170 .and 189. Paul CW'foord fv.~.UrW· ed wihb. Ml. Rim: MeJ'ldh.in~ thad 536, BiJ.t llow1lter 528 .and Bob LOUb lhit 520. For 0 . D. Te10111t W. Belil.~tS was :high wHb 588astlbe missed .a 600 I!Mrlit'-S -al1:er. a '(OOd st.art. Bellies npeneO w:t11h 233, but dropped oro 175 and 180 for biB S88 961'ies. • •• ,MDf!' 1ng. J<on11't' lj,)t,t, .\! r <>h I •f u thf' Oluo DankPr~ A.<lsoclaloa't 1111'11 C18T'i jfffd ~, n •• r K&1f.lonog. Arrieulhftal pro&ram. BaoU l'OOJh Nfow Uav4:fl . r&'lr . llnd Mn~- 11 :· : bl"11 Km g Prllting :~re Ka('in~ Hom:e Bult'; 'ftl• illr~. Dorllt VoM:f'l'l . ar,Jd f.mily .....-... m RM-~uoo ~o.l unltl} . nr~o~1 Nt:diona.J Ba11k of Raelnf. WeN cata.iJI-. tin Mf-. lftd '111'"-1 . I .M ( 'Lilkw-d Ki~ i£.. 1!! Pomf'roy Nation!ll kall.k, and t..e C:U.rk ~~ ,\fN .. f'11~ Qtr:,rrog~ &em,.ct- Jo.tm.m tJa -.; tht• mwnps F'armi'r~ hauk anti s~ .'lnt• Co. ot 'rtt.P<;day. .W.r and !-)N llt'rhett Km~ . Pomeroy. Wl'l"t' in Pomt"!'o}· an•l ~f.(ldL·rw •rt · 'l'ht' "urpose of this re<>ord-keep. M ' · mrl ._If,,..' Cart Clorl< ...-. Saturday. , inng projel'l ie to r-ncourage aDd. I!) Mn. In l'l _ Mr. -Mtd l1rttl H~·""lffd Rou..,h • ~tivt• rt>Mgnitlon to t'lt!'ful ~elect­ Pa.e.-.nt Mendwy <ifl ~ ~ s.nctey tll ~· ~ (I{ \lr an.-c ion and planning of thf' f..-miitll programs of Vaeation1l Aerit'U1t.. aN" lliP«Jifmg u few ~·.a "-i'~ h Mnf. ("ecll M911in . Racln~ Chapler F'uturt' Fanner11' H.,. and lifloso. r. ~· Gti'n!"fi'ld. •Vars. tlf:trbm K ·~ ~ t·!l!4-!not ure student!'!, the lu~~vtnc ~­ record!! 11how a stearty lnere-&s!' or H-oben On'-~"' tnd I>MWPr :"D '"'"· f'rln<"M ls:--,,.(lfurd ~ur - ~ ph·lt" :Ind .:t('{'urtlf' re('OI"dR, the tf· MeJss County Junior talr parti('i- Gibh!! ltlJ=-1!1 ~a,- Wit:'fl. l.at'f1 day. 'et"lh~ !lummary of ~~arne aAd the pat:ion . The records in 1944 1bow lJh.fnt ·Mr"'. MadPEn · Rmt-.h aM rltM.J Jlro :,: res.~ mad~ toward bf'(oomibl seven boys makinR A<>ven eihlbi111 Y..-. and M: ..... Ray G~ w 9'h'~ ~. n: 'J'uf-fl(!\o ;. "''' h .\lr ~ 1 t>slahti shrd in agriculture and 11 collecting $16.20 in c-om~:~aril4:!n tbtlofht.,. and Mil-,. Ruth ~it" lh.~t~lltiie- I "1\fi·w,:: (' ilill·rtll of thf' rommn nlty. " 'lth the 19!55 rm-otdR of 11h:ty-rour w-.e I'D Hr. end lMrf. -M'<.ll, 1btor6.G Oh' : :-~-ll•· r <crHI ft... In thl· ('hlpfer t'empetiUon. reboy~ makifl'! ~ _e U!Ibih and tol- ~auJ, H"f'J-41!, &~il~ ~. h<-rt IIJw1 Drn G!'i!n:un wo·:'l· in ('Ord.. were ~lt'('ted on the basis of lechnf S3Q'r.60; . •Mt-11. l•·.t'hut ~trifnra irwJ dliJ- Mift6i<f.P"n Tu~·da_y f'\'1-'ftir. '·~ DIIring !lie yt>ars. 1944 to lOI'ifi. dJ;oe-.n, ...~. wer~ w~ MJ'. aofl"f M..-A Jlt'!'-lwr• K;n :.• •I J a witten statement explain456/l bov11 t,aw 753 "A" award;!, !Wf•-.1 .. ol Jr.IT. and Mlr"l:. ~ W...,... wh~~ J?lm!e-, tHKl f'l.ifronJ in" how the l.iirmln' program bat t~een fi nruwed and future p~; 344' "n"• awlitch, and rortv-elaht Rot~~. Kirw MmOtorv evt'nm·.: "C'~, a\!"ards from 1179 project t<n· M,. 113WQN ~.- ..W. :end ~ We>aVt'1' Wll'll a ~~ f21 ret"'O'd bookl:l 1ubmittec.i batH tl'lel. . . , . 0 . WleiN WUJ.,. ...... l..eo fi'IHM or 'hi:<l rJWJ1.fwot , .\1\ ..._ ~·a-nni..­ •in nt-aln~!l. <'{)m plf'Uonen, and IC· rur1cy (Jf reC"ords and 1u~: The ~lure_ Farm~rs have ~:~artlci- Ckr.it: and !lh. Oota ·Ohltnfer W..ver. (aJ lhe (•eonomic and edu~~oial Paled 10 J11ruor Fa1r activity l"inre Wedrrtosday. ~. FTQf!Or"'' lkaUf..,.lt fMl(l it Wall originated In 1N7. Altn lfr. tnd Htt. ~ ~.ad (tHfl<tv Wf't"t' C"aUin.g' nn \f: -:;; Fart- valuf' M farming prQfra81 inetall'nll Pr.ll'Lirf"ll; u!led, improveme&ll Canon a F. F. A. hiVe furnlahed RDft Mid Mt. .., li'M: 'ftrorria;~ n lf' w~ Sund<~Y . the Junior s,_ ls.-r, 19!11, F.arl CIN>k. BumfiW'(fnfiit and. .D ~ ~ ­ ~ A.Jilla Rt111~ fl iolMI .f• t-n.i- .,.. :<wJ madt- and progresa to date; (.f) liM-1983, •nd TOrn Ebel"luath, JIM . ~ m t.tr. &M :Mr.f. C•'i Ckr.t. t.· ~~~ w~ in Prmwr"'' S:i!Jl·- partil·ipalion in !!ehool lftd ~ mumly actiYitiert. The four ll!'lecie4 It now h11 a -y,c:e-Pre-tl4ttnt, G£'0- ilrl'nt ~k ~ and tlh!Mten . "·: ". -.v.·rt'- Carroll llarris, J:ug•ne Sellrge Oonohew on the Board. ltacitwo, ~ - SOn!Ja,• ~!'!'of "'' ~. l'',.,..,.n~ P,. - Jdfi •-rf l!rlll 'tbe &cine Chapter hJts parfi. Mr. and Mt.IJ. Harr'l)' 0 . ;.,mi-ho .......-! T~ S"'-'ll"~-z w..,..., ··~ I I tor.~. Dwain S1yrt>, and Jimmv ~ Delm, =,~ .. ..;-"' 11 "· f;.po·~t Cb:,.k Jo'ri-t~v Mt•mhen oi !he junior lhd aeaiCif' l"ipated in U1e OhJo State Fair wHb DoritJ oltl~ 'P: ~­ Jl;··'"'' 'P_"'tt"lb ~ ·~ r-rnrll" Vf"'l ;;~• 1c·1as!l rnadf' I he selections. '1'llfte an exhibtt, educational b6Bth. -de- "Pmt tM ~· ffin\;~;;;_15 our ~t"ts of recordB h,h'e been P ~'"'"'"''·~ f ' h llr"IO&r"< ' P ·111·· ··nv. " '··1• monstralion: or ehonter eKhlhlr M- Mrw~ ~ bbl:l'*""· · ,-.,;q,.,,... .._. m ::>lb !'.~:, A• ·,. en to thf' four preVLoutiY nanled flch ntlr !l.lnce 1947. In J947 Orh M.,. Lo.ll lJevq C"-Jy bants for 8e ltcllon of onl set of Sftlith altd .Alan Carson rptop.[v~ ._,. ~ ~ o1 ...,_ ·Pk:Jr. tt,...,.-.,.,_ !lo•')()&v. ·¥··"" r.~<>t f'J..:o.,.t- ... ., ..... "11' re<'ord~ . Dwain Sayre's 1"«01'--'..... I no . hoM•·~ 10 !hP state with their ElhiDfl Olo»k · .,,....-,~ ..-.r . \~·.-1 P>:nfl: " v • _ •.. havt- lwPn given to the four P'• \INn Milk anrl Cl"ltD Demoft~>tl'JIMr. eq6 ·)Crt. ~ Ord 'WE're -·· .. _, ....., \'iously n.amf'd bank!! (OJ' llel--oa P,..,.r "' ~ R,..,.,...... w-~ .,. on:-u 110~. tlo.v~ In the Chanter have rf'- - ~ m ·),lr. lfMI · ilr&-~ :ofclt Ord of ont' ~ t·l of rpc(lrds. Dwala Sa1,ie"t ' " ~Jed -'old m~tals t'lh tW(I otbtr o( fll.w ~ ·Sunam· · re1·orfls h:~ve hl"en sent to dlfti'iet cte11n t'rf'a~ ltn~ Milk DemonAtra- . J.tco. oaud WM. W-~ - - - - -·- ! 'l:t'\'~n for l ht rlistritt rompPttflora. tlolbl ~tt. the Fa1r. ol We t:dumbi-a • reoeat 81Rnl ANNOUNCED lb _five _vears of @x:tdbitint ~u· . Of t. &tr,. _and Mrs. ~ •Mr. a·nd Mn. Eugt"nt> ~lr>Da~: ::l, Counll h rtpr~~eot~d in ~c:t M1011 booth at ·tile r.. lr, th& Chi~ · · -' : be forme: Dort ' hy C~( .: er ' Sf'Vt-n ~( the OlilO Bankers Astkilot plaoed oile goh!, two lllftr i!ia'tr<!' tmwl.mCe'd ', he bl·.:':h or an :.uon mclude ' Atbellll, Belmont, and ~o brOnze. e.\;.:~t potmd, fh'e ounce ,·Ofl, Mi- I ..:oshoc-lon. Guernsey,. Hoe)dar,. In 19M Jim 1>4!em :!!itd lAirt.Y co&a:!<l Eugm~. 18'1: Holter l k:;:p _ - ~ 1 Monroe. Mor~an,_ MUiktnPm. K0o Holt-er each axhibited one entty <-n fo't-b. 24. Grandpartil:s atl.' ~ ·~ hie. Perry, Washington and M...,.. of wbeat and received secon4 Ph!an~ Mrlll. l.on Cire-e-nltoe. 1J ~al aor; 1 The best sec of record boo)d: ill lum. Dwaio Sayre exhlbif.e4 an ebtry of ootatoes at the 19M-t95s J:cn. c~ : ~.»t grat"\lpann:-. an~ Ml • $ 0.00. D111lr1ct Pru:e are, fir1t ~ State Fair and received the Potato t ~· · '!wa·.t, .~ra-~ r;n a-nd P,l7.a $51.1.00. l'lt'Cord - $26.00, and tliird Chaml'foDibip Trophy f!aeh year. II' ''fie&l. $10 00. The best rec:'Ord-keeping ID ·~---- - -- eaeh of the nill<' tfi~lrit"tll will com· Pt>te for an expense paid U'ip to the National Futlll't' Fannon;: of Grld'f Ilw"bln led llb.e SCQ['ing wHb a 559 ·serie.<J on. gtmlleS uf 200, ..• ~ Sund~· Th ~ 'If' call in¥ .... ttw> of \k and l(r<_ l••c.-w" ~ Soo '. ~:"!" 1 day W1Pr fo Mr. lfrrd ~- Leomu··J Four ~lf·igs roun1y 8anb ,pt rteldl Mr •:.d M11S Gi-:.ltl Okirt "(Htp.. rallng IW'i1h Lhe thlrd 1nnual lnd • 1 . Nt>" 1\.m-n .\fr. ot1d Vot'ftliunal A&rll'ultul'f' projert , . M1 \'i. Tb<"r,psa OhH-ngwr .and k-o bPrt Otl! :n~...,- ~ Swturd~ i-r1 fa-~Qed rtn I(D&in on ·~ague J.eadinc B. W. Krodel, an-d are still fuw' ~tames -<U. ot hrst place m .t he :&eOOOd lbaU of 'l)l&y. ~ rolling woo for .tbe OhidQ9 'I'lwunlday nigbt oas all flve bowkm \ml'e over tihe 000 mark, 1'l"he Ohidts IBlso ml·) ed their ·A WT· l age .., It-bey lhit 937, 000 UJd 84-1 1for ·& 2684 lt<UI. Oftb !\be ·l ast game wu <"lose .and 1lbe Ohd.tb W(l.n .thUt .one by 30 piDSJ. Wood._ 'MW"e rn 11J•aL1 .. MM. fb..,· f~ WH I ,... \IR. i't ,-,}t ('lar"k (; ..:1 1\JV!Ih. f),1ri5 r orcJ kf'?~inlil t•onh ,, 1'hil t'ODttl( . ~ of ~1u. Or.r.'K'r Rt.JuMI Cib!'blljft', Mr lin.J Mr-; L'ilo:o Lit'\·- 11 lltJIIf' wirti> and Is ou pU1 fll wer• bock 1n of t.heo Class Northwes' A • llcctionlllllll at Lim11 Olltrlct Marion 8, Toledo 9, Sanduall.y St. Louis 73· 'l1ulk'lll 62 Rossionl 8, Defiance 8. otstric:t 'Mi ~ri 86 OkJrMihom& 88 Toledo 6, Three to regional Mltohl!po 78 Wo~n 68 B _ 11Cction1Js at Celina 1, B!u!!_ft''? 1 PurdQc 83 M.k\bllfPn St. .56 6, Whitehouse 8. Ayenville 6, Kensn -60 N.._.. &6 lay 8, Tiffin 6, Mansfield 6. 1a1wo 8S .- . 73 OT trieb u.t Uma 4:, Dc:fiance 4. Tiffin I ~ St: U :lcrw. St. 0 4, Man1field 4. One fn:Jm each ltldilln& 84 Nontftt:MI!Itorv 82 rtgional. Ohi'o St. 87 llknob 84 SouthHtt Dlttrlct ~ 90 ~ K~ 76 record thtl'l year, LoaClasa A • 5eetionafs at O._l, 87 Wo.<h. " Leo Woyne, plagued by luellgibll- mouth 13, Atben• 12. '&alld\W.o WalNce 10'1' Y~n ity, still eould be a title lhrPat, AthenH B. One to !13 ot -......,_, 46 ~ A6:M 43 altb ouab lhe 11 •m11 ton County o • !:ICCuon•1 _ _._.,. quintet ls oot reearded to be as 13, Porl.moutb 1'. One from ~ 80 Loyd• lilt. 73 slrOft# 18 Jn tiM. to regional. " DePaul 80 Notroft Dtme 74 County eliminations fttdtacfld 8 Sovthwnt District SOUTHWIIT ~t8 runa field of 724 ClAM 8 teams Cia:!~!! A . dlstricte at Dayton T("XM 101 n .... ...._ 08 1 - o I VWJ'I'UI. to lees than h•lf durina: the Pht C nclnn.atl 25, Troy M.l. ne rom 'l'cx. WlrSL 74 HID'dilrf<.Si'IT\'I1\IOi~ 70 two weeks, while • total of 321 each to re~ontl. Clasa B • ·~~~~:~~I Cd:.Mige of Oli1'1c!r II Hendet\901• eo Class A squads beQ:an •~tional al diltricts at Cineinn•tl 14, 114 NW Oldt. 6& OMMnill Old• 8S pla¥. 14, Sptlbifleld 14. Ooc from ·'MicMurr., 8t Eat. N. Mif;tL 77 A meet& at.art to 27 altea to re;lonal. \U. Cbrh~.- 10 ·Trlr.l·J Ttx. 75 MIDWIST Obleks to g-ame, but Ea'91et~n 'Jnaal&glel(i Ito keep -an ei,gbt .t-o lU point matngi'Jl ltihe <rest of the W"Y. K:n~b'lht ·1-ed E-astem in '5t01"i-ng with 16 •po~n1s, •rn.O!rt M !hem comThe scoru: in:g on Jeftt hand'N·s fr ,;m tiht~ Ielt side, wlbtle WoOOe foll-owed wrob MINS CITY 13. Bo~ Neilson was Ollltsimding for 1;he J'adrets as hf\ -scored 14 CROW'$ CHICKS I)O'in.ts wWh .rune of them oomi:ng ·M1'<ldiepont WfliS brM illo foot· in ;tlhe fill'...t period. Oli!·f!l'rd .. - •.. _ 187 point-s in tJhe second ctU:U' !er as Menc:bill)i .••.. 179 The box ~Soeor-c: Knig'ht, Headley •a<nd Bob Wlhill- E11t.1'n FG FT TP H-ova,t.W.r --- - -- 180 }atch 100 rtbe Eastern· att·ack to poUI ·Knight, F ___ . ___ 7 '-2 Durbin -- - ~- -- 200 ~ih-e now dham.ps in front. b~· .a• 26- B. Whltl1tch, F ____ 3 2-2 Wuk.<i · -- ·-··· 191 18 mlllllg~n a:t haoJrUmc. 11ol1fi.J - - -- . .. .. 937. Wood•, C - -- - --- --- 6 4·1 l l ~te<m ronti<nuC'd tn ·bold -'>-way Ritchie, G - - -·---- 0 0.0 0 0. 0, TENNANT i:~-~~ ::00-nza as n~~oher Hlldlay, G -- ·- ---- 2 S-4 Belles --·---·· 233 K1pt~n01, G --- --- - 1 5-4 6 Groor -- - - - ·-- TfJ7 Totals - - -·-- - - - 19 22·13 51 Choquc.tte _____ 113 Middleport FG FT TP f\llli-nL'\!11 - ---·--· 157 Kennflly, F --- --·· 4 1-0 li:lll;ltins ___ _. .• J70 Henn1sy, F ---- --- - 2 0.(1 T. Kelly, C ------- 3 0.0 6 """' -------- 1l4ll 9-6 Nel1on, G ---- ---- 4 14 McComiS, G ____ ___ 3 2-1 7 Croolc1. G --~ ---- - - 0 0.0 0 0 NF.W YORK UP • Veteran M. K-'lv, C ____ __ 0 0-0 H . Whitlatch. G ___ _ 1 0-0 BoblJy Bell of Youngstown, Ohio, 0 is fa'l-·orrd at 7-5 to beat Miguel Long G · - - -- · - -- 0 0-0 Tatalt. _ ------· 17 12-7 Berrios, Nrw York's newest fealhcrweighl scnsflt ion , tonight in their 12 2!J 36 5l TV 10-rounder at St. Nicholas l':·1·>11.'rn Mi'<hl•lt•por.L Arena . 14 18 24 41 I \lnl~• ,,..., ,_ •..,. .--- arow·· Four Met·gs Banl.k -"!Bi" Cooperat e W liJl, FFARecord P)a11tl:l - Mr.'-"" L""""•'d """ daughter lind and Mn 1ltwm-a:. Grhftl and dl'nldz.t"Jl Wt'.t\! cafl1 rn.1 OJl ~ (va Hudton Sunday M.-. om '"" 1\euno K... J' ct;ftt winndng form 'I1h~ IDi&'bt 1.!1 they .tnak 1t1twee in ·a row •i n die point making. DodHll's boys 1had ,.. 36-24 margin the end o;£ 4lhree 'Piriom. Early in ,fll.a .fii'IW period ltlhc Jacltel<i quick}!y CIJt 1:he ~in t·o -six po.WB, <8Dd ·it looked as Iii •tlhe ·M'riddl-epont five mieht put on Ul· «lher af ;their Whi'rlwiod filllilslhes. Had~ Wlhiltllai:Ch !hit oo a Jonrg shot, and Keooedly fo&wed w:lth a slell!l good' for a basket. ~Iy M."'red: on IB on-e hander lind· it was 36--3{} with :five mi<nurt.e:<J to play. BQth Iteam& ftnded baskets. but at ~ 1pffim: EUem puilled .8afel.y oaway on !two tr.ae !throws by K.n.ight and .. rebt::M.iod by Knight and Woodc did Th"""ior. Bowling Hiqhliqhts di.d !boo a fr" Oh".10 secttona • I And Reg1ona • I Cage Tourneys start TonifJ .' ht eod abopptog. lhe catcher's box and Lct'a take bAsketball u a siart- aize the of pitcher really pitch for the nllbt. CIIA B eouD.ty aad noD-county er. Sul'fl, there's 11 lot of time JntcnUonal walk, racine the daa- tourneya were history aftor weekwasted whtn the round b11l boys ger of a wild pitcher a paso,• d h,,•,ll~ j ead acUon, aod mo•t of tbe favor· 10 at it. l'~or ln!ltance, If your Instead of getting past a .. ltea witb oul.lltandiDt recorda ume tbroulh in flyia.l' colors. home team dcptrads on the zone ous hitter for free. dcfonc:c, you know flog KOne well But that, But 11 thinas JO u usual, plenty th1t come the final period and too 11imple a solulton. your team ia trailing a,y 10 polntll even the Supreme Court will If you Hit in lht\ zone the ather you, baseball Is a sport. And tc1m Ia going lu fteQzc tbe b11l body is going io tell those 'til you know wbtl ftcctes over. how to I"\ID it. Not even Under 1he American Leaa:ue Jn. who buy lite tickets. tcrpretatlon, at this point you merely conc«e to Kave Umc. You're • dotd duck anyhow. Aheetl Of ScM,.ute In box.lng, Itt's suy the 1i£f'eu· :olive gladiator hal piled qp I )(lad and wants to !!taU a couple of rounda before maki"-' 1 whirlwind wm. & -u.-;.. 79 Ridblll'lllllld 77 SPECIAL . .... Re- team wan Mei-gs Cou'fli)' Reserve ba;sok.etbaH tourney llS they easiJy dlhe moou--ure of the Middlepont seconds tQ take a 51-41 dec~i'on. Satw'd'ao/ n;g·h t's 'bat!t:Le saw Ea..<Litcrn overcome an early 7-0 Middl:e{)Clll't I~ rart l'h2 start of the baiJ game, lll.n d abo -saw !them ~ off a Jacket rally «t~'i~ 4!1· tOO final pe!l'iod. Tho Y.llow Jaclwh quickly lumpH ink> th• l•old at ttwe 1tart of ttM contest as Bob Nelaon hit en • drlq In shot .end Jun.ior K•n!Mdy followed with • one htndar. McComu followed Perry Cevnty tourney lttt WMk by lteatlnt Sornei"Mt in the nn . 111. Ttwy will be hNvy favori* te bMt. Cheshlr. In the open-Ing roun4 on WMn•diJ' ftlght It 6: IS o'cleck. Four rt€iaJnt; wooe seeded m ilhe PoweJ1 ,11h.M. came (io1A.n ltJhoe rickmy. .Roof too .tog in. -a one lhandor lor Pow.,l 1-.1 all lcor•r• with 21 ttw elmober wi~h jwst 53 ~oncl!; point• hllowad br Epplo with to play~ still ·the acUon wa:sn't :.!0 and Rla.t with 11 Eppto alto over. playH a ltrilll.ant floor game •• Middleport took on• tt.ot and w•ll et grabbing hit tharo of It Juat ml....t. tmt then with 29 rNo..,.,ch 1long with RieHl. For ~ to pity Powell mluH • Mlddl•port five plapn w.r• In foul. Tho Jtck.. , again had Jutt th• doultfo flrrures with B. Mor· OM chanu, but misted, and rlt tnd LarTr llak•r l•atUng Jehn RI•IMI grabiMd f!he ball th• way with 14 points. McKin· and dribbled to tM Jack., .nd nay folfowecll with 12 wtth Bow. af the .:ourt wMre M too WM I•• hlttlnt~ 11 and Murray 10. Wanda 'Jlbonrp!w, ..... • 0\W n.ifht ~ Of MJII'Y ~ OD Reserves Win Title Eastern, ·M eigs CI:Punty's 1958 ba.-;ketbaU ~ B dbampiono, drew a -first .round ~in lth-c 01·85! 8 Dr.s.trict .tou:mey t.ba:t .gets UDder way a.t Ohio U's gym iD Athens .t omorrow ll!ilgN but wdl m~l 11he winrlsl of .f ue G3.cnl0f"d:. ur Ml'. lftiLi lft'S Th~mday . ~erve Ohio Fatrir ~ Denniot Wf!'3'Vt'l' 1W.S v~ JMt uarrdrnotM M..-• . fannit- Wewr!f' A sMrp .slhoot.iflig a~ M:i\1. WEft ~ I'H'fltR of • ' w...,_, ClliWial on Edr" -...... Meigs Champions Yellow Jacket Reserves Easily Defeated By Eastern Cage Five In First Round E•oem team much st'lOil"ill·g as the .most Coac-b _Bye For Taurney -tloo.k at ~- foul•d. Wlrh nlnoe pltr he mltMd th• Middleport took over want out of bound~. . BROAD RUN Mr. -and Mn. Cljfford GJJtiam Alan MaYer 1 NEW.ICtSTAA ,, ill' - Jr n AND 111111. sarra .Pug. . " ' ' :; ' •, ' 1 " : 'i : I ~I" l- ., .I ': �• I , / -. • e MIDDIF~:T SOCIE Mrs Dallas and Davis, t:olumbus. were weekend gue:sts or thc1r par· e nts, Mr and Mrs Wilham MalJack and Mr. and Mrs Forrc:sl Bachtel. Abo vis1tmc at the Bachtel home is his mother , Mrs Grace Bachtel, Akron Mr and Mrs. J ames Arnold , Wi fe of a son, local teacht!r, has as a teacher 10 School system. Mr. make their home been e mployed the Galhpolus and Mrs Arnold at rtirJ Grande where she WLII r cccL ve her degree Geor~e Wilham her Rice 1 HOT KODDERS '.DRAG' DAYTONA Mevow Van Lnw a.gen , three ye11 r ol<l oon of M.r •and J\t rs Ed ga r Va n ln w.a,gn who us C'J ~Ltc<~HY rll was l.akt'n Lo ·Uhe C.lllldre.n's Ho~­ pitul, ro1umbu;;, l ollay !' Ml '~ ror 1he ll~ll('y Swisher lhas been VIJ()l'lklnl,l al 11hf' S:!JOl\OOOtl Jolbrkd dunn~ her aib cncc S Sgt lftnJ Mr~. CINU')(!..Q Wi&.l· hut'll :md <.1h1hlron who 1tave bocn In t.r.omtilfl) (or 1llhr<'ll VWII~, 11'1' - J"ived SahN'dity .fo1· n '"l""'lt wll h 1his pUI'l't~l -., ,,'fir :rnd :\ lin•L l\ harl ~~ Walhurn Sr. bt'fon• "~:-o in'l{ to S.m Anton1o 'l't~X-~tli. >,~. 1 h N1e tthc v will be st>al~o lll-'{\. S Sgt . Walhuln 1hll:; ht'<'ll m l'hc -st.-:m·icc for- CJglht yeun:;.. Pr~ ~ of businf&l ·Mlonday evezDng at • spoeoia•l m-eet inc ()If ~ Oouncil W'a3 .tthe •passage ~two consent ordilnerllces fmJlitLng 'J)elllllssio'JJ W :tthe Ohio Pullen Home SceneOfOES Meeting Friday T.tu- Jlasl I 'J1be oommilt.t~' in ebaotl:e of de· and lfllrn. Joe Young Jr. 11hc .ho.-• t e~·s ~ : Mn. Pullen an1l eorations for 1ihc Urviwt.ton dance ~ Judy Mul"!l'lay, Prlisdlia Har· Mrs. MoaTion .Mloo.;w.oL•tih , served pok;. Juanlofla Hewkim, Palricia a desselt -oou:nre. tltoyd, ~ Jtu.rJey, CBT-la Wi1 '* JJ!i&:lh -------·- - - Chic n' Charming • ' ll'fqtcf)lng farring1 $1 .00') MW ~Jtreet Mlrldlel'Olt. Ob1o a m. EST Wedneeday. Pl'e:Jiil ~ James C. Hece.=.oly refwed to 81fY wBel.ber tne Pce&dent 'W'OUid t.all:e the OCC3IIlOQ. Wcdoe-Jday 4D announce hlS sec1 on<Henn ioteolilllos. Top Republieall.& expectert tbe Cb1ef Ex.eout:We to mate hlJ anrroun.cl'llK"!Jt: at tlhe oo.n.ter>l!lt«, bu L Hagerty did nothing to support t1K.4r e~i01l5 1 'bus. far i1be Willite House bas nllt requeated: Adio or teJC'Vli5lO.D i 1me fw an ~ to the "Pitblic by tlh.e Pre!l.iJclent, .nor would Ha&~ eu y say Wthen oodh a r~ WOUld be made. I ~·msT lhiu~ advcrtisi.n~ l"Olumns of this newspaDeT. TI1ey know that t)!ev'll find formation on who! s NEW for spr.inj{ . . . from new clothes to wear to new Q:adgets tor usprinf! house cleaniivz:" and .- new gear for outdoor recreat~ iou. Like rrolst till ... ' THJS BACH: · PANELLED wWioo(W'tt' :reur-•...., ,._, COLLINS 0 " POME~OY shoppin~. Spring shoppjn~ slam in this ncwsnaoor. Which makes ~ JEWELRY STOkE . OHIO SHOPPING STARTS In The Pases ()f 'm .•:. e ,:, •. s g it THE place to advertise, if you want to sU.rt more Spring business comin~ YOUR w~! THEDAILYSENTINEL llvlDg In unn~ ~errue lfeSi. !Ieibel, 116 Union o1 R;IVer Report d Hagq 's ~ <- - Presents The Rut.Jand High ' Scft.ool Chor· us will presel\t "Showboat", wJth a cast of over 90, on --Wednesday evening at the Rutland High School Auditorium. Curt.ain time 1s 8 p. rn. The show will consi~l of duets, so]os song:s by Hte chorus, ~ and vai-lous dance routines., The show, which js to be a mlnstrel aott of affair wm . have eicht end men and women; an interlocutor, a dance chorous alon1 Witll lbt re- the show be spirituals; songs Qt I - .. 1bey wilb~--ol­ ~ T0 Be FaiJ•emg 1 Prior 1M mant, «be ~ met for a bow- wmt Republican ~ .o T.he '\the rltslug, fao!Jing Ohio River" wh~®. fur tlhe tlbiTd t.hi:s rnon.~Jb p:ve the appearance of leavin·g itJ.9 banks, wm crest to'(l1ey mr:t &tlar!t· f:alling bi)ffietjme •krte .tlh.its' ti!ftemoon of.ft..e u. s. Army En<gineel' 0or.ps at Huntlcg'!.oD.' ~ ported today, 1lhe Etlgineers •·szud that the .gauge for measurrng the l'ise and T(D-thizto/ on Wed!letiday nw:na-ing .JS rhe .uMiaJ tm)e f-er Mr. FJis. e~we.r\. IJieWII oonfereoct$. An. :anni.JU:nl.'t!IDEG tben wotdd cane wathin an lbour .titer tlhe 8todl; mar k<'l opEQI fur lbe day. fla.lerty ~ told oUbat acme potitiocal 00. serveno waUkl loterpret th!IJ !Set uf'foo:s as t1n ~ t.h.e aw.er Ex-acutive ~ to say "Y¥" to t!he ;plew of lbls ~Y ieadtu to t~laod foc re-election. Alsked ~ dle orarltet "'t'88 tait-£ln into ~att.::m rn &Cbed· u-lanc olhe coofermce, Hagerty ad, "It is the regular time far our Pf'8MJ QIIO(«ooce am. thalt U Ule tim<~ tL ill eoing 00 be." •'5, Presldent':"l deck100 or wbeD il ill "' be aQilDli!Kfd. They _ .... ~t«m que$ion \WU not &cussed dunngt.beit' JJl'\'letiaig with Grace Barrett, Pbyllis Barrett, the Chief Executive. Sh1rley BaiJengce, Charlotte Birchfield, , Patty Young, Audrey CrOBS, Janice Cheatham, Susie France, Jud,v Gallion, PaUy Hamp.ton, .Eiiane Steele, Linda Turley, Sue Turner, Lanna Turner, Char. lotte Seboppert and Wanda Smith. Mu..t -... Tho- bad-·-- ........bly .... -~ Mr. - t o - G O P ~~•aclvaaee ror a. ,,. m b" b;, · Too pubi:iams 1rpe« to mate bil 8leCOOd term ~ at • White Howe newt c.cnf~ am ........... w--. Record Blood Donation Made Here Monday The Meigs Red Cross reported today that a record of 143 pinta. of blood were coJiect.ed, when the bloodmobile made ill visit to -Pomeroy, Monday. The Red Cr011.1 abo reported that 167 penona came to the Pomerey Junior Higb where the bloodJno. bile wu located, to doaate blood. The old record for number of pint,a of blood I!Oilected .... 135. HaU Frost, CMater donated hiJ 18lb pint of blood, to beeome a "tw& gallon" donor, and tbOIJie donating their eighth pilll of blood making them a member of the "gallon dub" were: ~· Iva Att. huon, HarrisoovWe; and Wayne S'fia:her, Pomeroy. Of tbe total Ji,vtng blood, '40. gave it for the flnt tl~M;; aQd 58 donOl'l were repaying blood iu apprec~tion for btl Cross Blood wbi<il_ hod' blooD·' o6mlnlstcnd friends· or ~attva. - - · 1 Dr: H. lloip.~nl> . Health Commis&iooer. wu tile 'pi;J. silcian in attcndan« tbe day. Other volunteer ";:~::. Nurses and Nunes , w--·· »e·- . throtJ&bout llle l'iuid<olt ........,. bio . . .,~ llie n-ews ooofere.oce, Hagsty &aid, "J Frances Wright, Vera W\Otlld not kDow." • He -pr'ODlised: agai!r tblt when Bem'icc Ledlie, lin. the W.tltte House .reqllft:lb ndio emf t-elevrs100 time, ~ eov· _Jim Cremeans, Leroy Chapman, umg the Wtrite Hoosie will! be JhJI Frye, Fred MorriJ, 1-leory Mil- told at the <Same llliXfiEDt" tbe ftl. am, Jerry Schoonover, Larry Dug.' quest .goos W Ute bl~ an, Ronald Leopart, Richard War· :i:Ddustry. ner, Richard Likens, Lawrence Hy. Sinci;, Mr.' Eiserth:ower's IIEt sell, Pat Eadl, David Canon, Dar- news conference on Feb. lf it ha6 reJJ Dugan , Allen Biddle, Jimmie been -a&sumed w«<ely tiDa 1lbe Graham, Kejth Kennedy, Jark Mot· Cllief Eiooutiv-e M» mBte SJme riB, Wayne Pratt, Jim Sean, Roger f-onn of an '2lll\OilJDOOme ftnlt M Turner, Paul Walls, and Herby -a "JreWS conference, and fuHiow. it Grate. with a longer expb;oatkJit by mdto and tclev.i&ion. Ha<gerty said ,., livo radto or telco.·tsion tratJSmi83ion !tun • opresjdootlal} lfle\lt'S confereooe ha& n-ev-er bf',:'l n oont.ern&Jbtcd. ter, Jr.. Mrs. Mrs. Anna Jone&, Mn. LeUtia Holman. Mn. itb MaUory, Mrs. Dorotby · J stoc, Hn, Beulah Stnuu, lin. P. ll O'Brien, Hita Patcy Sbain. tesaea : Miss Marie Blc:hmm, MrL Wm. Matlatt. Tranaportation: Mrs. C.bel:ter -Kaiabt. Caoteea: Memben of WomeDJ:' Associalion of lit~ Preob>l<rlu Cbunb: - ' drive for funds for t he ~~ 115 'fo:rtecas: by rthe•'11U.'-' S. Wea- mises routines dance acts, ·l·ne to provide entertainment for - · Dorotby S.vdy. ellainnaa, ley~tJ:CtJgot:e P:'YIVI di'd to4aY!cHairman of its subcommittee Heart F'llnd in Mason. County haS tiber ~ ·bcgliJtn~nrg W'Ollnd 6 all of the family. Ticket6 arc 7G M~ ltuueU loaes, Mra. Mno11 , at , '&et~e&dilil N,.v,.J , a~Hal after, which held ·the pursestrlnga on the netled just 8 little over $600 ae· P· m. tOdary ,j!s rtJo •be r;ligbtl}y leas cents, and reserve seats are avail· Miller, ·lira. Dwqhl Wallaee, lllre. auU~ 11., -~f!i't!br.~ ~emorrhag-e. 1 State i.nd_JusUce departmenti' and cording to Mrs. 0. S. Kelley, ebair- •11hut IOJ1ie tenllh of !ill tloot .pe.r lrour. abM, but are reported golqg: fast. Rodney S.uer, lira. Gale Hnel, He'•'(til' 63. J the federal Jbdiciary. man or the county's iirive. Other·rcatliU.&I5 eild predictions Mrs. LewU 541uer. Jr., and Mn Ethel "'-r. . .;kt.tsOi~, chairman Or the Senate•! The 'county's ~oaJ• had been set of lflbc il".iver .stage .at variou~ lloca. 1 • • • ~ciirY Co~mi~tee entered the Earlier, he was a fr1end of Proal- at $4,000 and the drive is ached- •tlons fn ~!~his aroa are. GaHipoUa CAST Tbe followlq l'lime..., Hlp t,~ i'eb; ls' b a physical dents Franklin D. Roosevelt and uled to close on. Wednesda, nla;ht at 7 u. m . .today the !ltage of 11hc H•mbonc . ·· ~·--- Darrell Uugan School bo)'lll r.uuler lbe 1Upervbdo11 cheokup iild li'eJtment fot- high Harry Truman. He served ln the with the presentation of Lminstrel .r~v2'l' was 36.7 and n dmc, al1•hoogh Yummy ···-·---- - Janet Turner of Au-on Zabl helped to Wlload bloo~ preSsure ; · Senate W'l.lb Mr. Truman In 1941 under the direction of b Hoef 1t Strould Cl't'lst .111t 7 p. m. Lillis IH••fus - --- -·--- ~ ...----- Pat Eads and relood the bloodmoblo lrudt He unex~et~dly suffered a 40d claimed ~redit for helping !Mr. llch of Pomcrdy in the Pt. Pleas- ev.e.nm.,g eta .st.a-g"e of 37.2 feet and sam __ .. ----·----- Henry Mtlam and .., up the "'"'Pm•nt:. • and stroki la!it •Satur.da)l' afternl?9a and Tru~an ori,(unate the Idea of ~be ant High School auditorium at 8 1:be-n br.-gifl; t» fall scrumptiou!l ------- · bonna Will 'Thre J)ei'S01ts w-ere m.Nred fU ~aron Buffington. Dan111 MorWU.IJ1 a state o! •emi•oma almost spce•a_l Truman ~ar in~esUgaUng p. m. 111lc ~ Jl~ i''Ot' 36.8 tD.1 7 a LiRbtnmg --- ------ ·-- DiU Frye twl) C'.iiNI ware d-'.nnagcd lh.:!a'-'Jly as rJ~, Sam Ru~~en, Gene Miteh, Bob eontlnUouslt unti! his death at eomm1ttee -on wh1ch Ktlgore ser- ~ Mrs. Kelley pointed out thai the. m. Wedni!!Jday . .t\ t Dam 15 a•l 7 Topay -----· ___ Norma Gifford t·he resu~t ot oa tw.o- ("<1'1" eollLSI(In W1taon, lunior &wthorne, Jamea 21:23 ~., m: ·EST! . ·~t ved. : coal mcdldne for 12 of the tt. m t:odaoy •tht• s1<a,ge wa-s 28.5 and Eve __________ . _-· ~ ~ AlAry Hysell Mbnrlay -evening oo H.ou1e 248 Bl~g, Robert Cbaoey, Norman Hen.Jlk-.. - "l'tQnjillsttttivC' II;!Siatanl, Kilgore was aiBo <'rcdiled wilh county s 13 rheum.atlc bea~t p.att. t'Tr'l<rl.ed a-~:'lro~J~Rjh 11b h.ttd begu•n to Intedoculor ___ __ Jim Cre{lleans Sihen_Cf OhoaTt]o, tws.!i<'ill r .cpoctcd A Syracuse man ts In the county ~cks, Orville Linden. and Wil. !fitOI~ ·c.' 'ld!Uer:. sa~li. only' a dQC· the id'e11. of establishing lhe OfHce ents runs $30 a month while that f·aH ; Htc- ]JrctJ.i.cted s!a:.!e ~or 7 I> Dance Chorus __ Wanda Graham Abw aK a QI(\!>UJl, on e man wa,_, m- Jail and a Middleport man was liam Do Woodard. tiJI' Wl!l presen~ ·wheJl':deat,h' ~tn~. of Dcfem;e MobUii!ation 1Q World of one ruu about ,$40 per montb. om. 11()nitg'ht 26 5; by 7 a. m. Wed· Joyce Wolfe terncri in 'Idle l1Cilg5t jail on an c1tcri to appr:ar in court as the re· , nattons by local merchants and 51 nesses were: Ice for refriaer. m~oxitation ("Jha.fl:e. ~.~ <Jf the '~uato.r's · 1111\ily War II . Mrs. Kelley PQIDtcd out 'hat D'<: l ' S idS¥ 24.5; ll'&t.e Of hiP! $ a-pProJoan nuc suit of two aee'ident.s whieb invol· b~ Wete1 <With hlitl " d\lriDf tbe : day. · coeta or treatments for heart ail- xlmate}y OO'O tenth of a root 'P(!T Ju~ ·Chase The 1\."'PPTL m·M:rs th<Jt at J9M ved three autos, the Obio Highway ation of the blood by DaVis lee m,rle:qre's d't;Ji\b narfows· th._, raruents were extremely e~penaive boltr. --- - -- --- Allen Biddle &: Produce Co., bread by the HGJ., Patrol reported, today. · , and added that a recent heart op· .Predlotiotls fvr Dam 22 which - -- ··-~-. Sue Turner Dodge sedf!n, d111tven by Pauline lOt1 iUifit.~tvllioD tq ~e S'nate to Tbe first ace1dent, accotding to tru~ Bakeey, aad paper cqpe bJ: IUdenour, 43, Cb-e..~ler. t'l011ing fl lfqtdll:ritl .lrrd· .47 kep~bli~ans. W fQC eratton on a'chUd in Wheeling cost ~ed at 5 •a. m.•todav a1t >~~ ~- SU:tuc or Liberty __ Lanna Turner oeastl the report occurred at t~so a. m.; Meigs Groeery \Vholesalr Co. · .on Route 248, from Old tilibte. a l)Jif slow:movinj West \.he Organization ~.IKIO. of 33.4 !eo! are 33.0 by 7 p. m. CHORUS Sundav, un State Route 7. one The Melg1 County Red ~ Route 7 W<l'!l struck hroadsadc by a VltJtlihiD".' 'ina1q~;.~d •• eontlnlrin Heart Fund h~lps those per- today and 31.5 by 7 a m Wcdna;. Lynn Bortrum, Linda Buck, June p1d:...up !l'lbuck tNV$ing W('JSI, dnv- halt ~tie norlh of (lomeroy, when chapter today thanked tbe MM.dl6 tnterUt' 10 ~~' ·]er,UilaUon. C sou wbo cannot nfford treatments. dlfy. Spaulding, Edna Gorman, Sandra ert by Harny Barltm1 17, Lollog Bill:· a car, dm•en cast tfy Thomas Eny- por~ _Mothers Club for help in re:11 on, '1:1 . went out of control and crUiting donon, Chas. Gibbs for Sbc adOOd that 1 kltaJ of 287 child· P-omt Jltleasan~ 7 a. m. ifoday Pierce, Janet Turner. Audrey Clo- tom. AI, Qa~ lint mao io survive West • rea ln. the State are beiDg 4lded '32,22 crest at 32.5 at 4 p m ¢o. ncb, Donna Will, Sandy Ti11is., Jan· ploughed into a culvert ob the the use of tbe school facWU.... by the orpniJatJon and are bet{. d&.v. ' el Brogan, Linda Bush, W.aJJ;da Virllnia's turbulent "Poliiict for &rtQn Buffered -a bump on the right s1dc of the road. Heavy pro- and all the donors aad volunte¢' !'I three. sucee~'t'~ $'f~ate termS, KJJ. Anootnteement was m'ide toda:y fait. The IWncr.Wla .is reported 100 ·be Graham , Delores JohnstOn, Betty •hcaV and Betlty J~. 19, Long perly damages were reported to the workCJ"s wbo joined in the effort. i01't, il~ll!'ll.~i1t.1' ·~ Ill I~ Of 1lll1> ..,.., ~ .....,,_. fol'llhe !~'"'· Joan Rile. Ph~llfs Rice, Bottom, d~ of tlhe kin~ vehicle, and Enyon was interned in to make the bloodmohUe' operaliOD --:t" of powerful ; IJ)1Il'tihqe of <a :new o£tre truek from Wheeler, Joyce Doro- and bead lihd H'C!IfY Cu~~ip, 45, the county jail on charges of driv· sueh a suocess. Judlelar.Y Committee :Whlth • han- tibc Hovr-e nre Appar.ali:IU-s Com· . Brewer No!lm o·fr d J d Loog Bo«om, lllaceJiatlOD~ or tlhe mg while mtoxicatec1. The foiJoW'!nt were donors: dletJ, half tbe !S'!JI"IO'a bllll.;_:- .y, Aori!On;on, lnd·, by fl,....en ' . co':nb:. iftcad. 11hey ·were pa.i5f'1~..m> in The Highway Patrol also rcpored Mlddl-.,ort lncl MicWiepOrt R. o CU{Jijp Wa3 that on Route 124. one and one P. L. MilLt. Frank E Wilson~· alsO the "Ol ltlhe of fta·dne 1 Bonnie Car!>on, Patty Crouser, ltlte BOC"IOO Vebi'l"l'C 'U'tfi'ilted by ShcnU ~~I for m- tenths m1le east of RuUand, at Wallace Brad(ord, Birdie M:. Biker: ! ' ,_ ' ',, . Th• n•w 1Jl:udt Wllioh .w.. de- . 0 Lynn Scragg, and Naomi Carroll. tox.J(ttllt•ioo-n 7.15 p. m. , Sunday, 1 car driven by Mrs Florence RJiodes, &v. lf4. nto•n.:¢:rla!Lcd to tlhe IJLl,I!SI 'll Sue Dugan, M.arjorit' Foley Carol Smith, 26, Pomeroy, R.D., ward E. Ruppelt, Mn:. Mart~ •, . . ftOO ......l<!r .oopacity wmh M II,. d c d llawkin., ::;lowmg to h1rn left into a service Childs, Robert M. lbaell, Mn. Jllfl& ~ni~Jup •Pttmp- vnd lila -equi-pped H a r r i s o n, J u d :r H 11 y e 8 stat1on W<~~ hit in the rear by a • · Betty Jo MirOn. Mr¥:' \Jill) I with .the •latest >()( fin:l foilgl!Wifl.g A Piort-l<lnd tnan was OOww:htiO . • Mary liy!i~ll , .ran-rt Haley~ 6rlty auto rim rn by Cbarles Mjght, 34, Kathrya KniJht. ~ ·~.~- ·' _ ·; • . "..J ·, >appar~hti .such 13r8 •rtn -a!4 Jil)J<!ltftrJJC· ltbe Jirmd ~ On .a wtm!lhte88' WIOJ!d wa:, tecci.'VOO! tttoa:v or 4!hc .J"effE>rli, .Jud.v Mom~:~, YvollfJ(l 1 Middl.-poJ t Mmet damagca were Mrs. LaJI : ( 2.. ~a} ~ l. ~r 1t• • . M:-ahlc pu:.h bub ODiltrol. clteck dba!Mge, •and a RUtllood Dl'aitl dell!~ Rf'l.y 'il1his llll'tlft1i~ ot !M!i~"l! Smith, 1Jec Thoma~:~, Grf!ce Thom. report('d to th<: Smith' auto, aod . IJUC Wh smlenood l(o-~ ~ in NLnantBl~. Wrm-m . y year~ heavv property damacc wa8 done to Walter Burneo . , , '- "'! -' , 1''" oontraot 'b f~e now fi"' ~he eOw>ty' ,p a[ <iln;rwoo wi'h driv· a - r t of MK.;g._ Cou!lly, at U I he other Alight was cited to appear gan, Mn;, Mary 'Dem"""0toc fl&'Ming «il11pm""! was dr01¥n by i<lg whHe intloxicatOO. by iooal· licr 'llan>e ln llilhsboro, O. in Mayor E. ~, Robil160n's court on Moore, _Mrs. E1leeD ' ~r Wes-t ·~he f.ire100n !lthi"':JUab R. E. Trucy lfft'IIISI'Irlrute 1Monday. SeJVke lfor ·t!hc tlorme!lr rCFJJd('JIJ{ a chargr of failing to stop wltbin row Wdcox, Branch on I Sr., ;repr.M~fllbalotv.c fQr 111be H>bwe DoD9ld R. Lwolltc un a. chaqc wW be coildudoed by t.h& Ewing CINCJNNATIJ 0. UP-P.roduoo: a sure and clear distance. i.rd £"1ckcns, G.,.uJPOLIS, 0. UP-11u~ 1his Co. '1nto dha!l'l~ was ~"- of ·pASS'l!Dg two -~- dflecb Jl\nera:l lf-amc at .(lhe Gl'lro£- ElM~ EQ~ wvpk, ooo~'Umcr U S. A Leonard Gilmore, ~ ·U""• 81:oflh!n:mglh R. H. Rawt.m~r5 '1100 Sons totafi;n.g $88 was bolmd to title ~ C!atmlb ' w.:i·~h butiaf' in ~!he large 43 :tlfJ 44; modiuros 4J -to 42; Founlb D1Mrict Ooltrlt (1£ ·AJl'P('..al s 1 he llighwa:v Patrol reported, D:crd, Carl StiJI, Mrs. lf.oday Uplheld ~lhe c00Wotfon of of ,M!ddl-. . grond JllrY by......,.. ~ t'lle Peace Bo.ooh o.u.., c""'"""'Y· 111m. an~ Drow,,, mix 41 1<> 42; eXIra; ·~ l,hat Charles Wlyland, 18, ~ddle· sell , Mi511 Sally :;,_•1 ~' Do.l•i·v.ety or the ,new fi:l"(! ~k Ptn!r P(I!Qplee, M9Dda,y •r.te:ra-Dtm. da.'le of iljhe lfuner:aJ., win be an· 40; A i~T1ge white 37 t() 39;' A roo- former Jilldt9Dn Oootmty Sb~iff port. wa ~t at;SeJiBed a floc, in GaJli. nusbcbcl. ' "'"':" ut . atod .abo t M 16 Ltvetle pkoad onm fUUI.y r(t} lJ!J(! mu~oed' d.lrtcr. dium Whl·te 35 .to 36; A meoJum l>i~Jv.ld L. TIIIIIJO on .a mot·.:l'J s rmhs 1\tnnicipal ('.ourt Saturday, of dlarge. Kenneth Mc.Elhinn.y., lftw. <;iJtrF,,. New ·W e:tjlil u a:y · ('balf1:'c and wafvedi prclirrumty • Surv)ytng rllhe ldecea~ ' fos omq bi"'I'W:n 35 .to 31i. $5 and costs, cbargcd 1 wHh no SwallSOo, Mra. Mabel CJJne• ' -illit.d oex.anrinatlon. Oh.itl'kt-·~. b)W!'I .firm, 'f.lc 'Jitago 11Jroother~ HliNm BbckntlO:I'C, Q( was ~Shutif )Bst Aug~l dnvcr.~ Jit-cnso, and a l'l.year-old, ~ . MISSIONARY IIROUP MilTS ln """"""" lila,.. 1:. F. Robih- lli~tdloro. hijjh'"· 3 lo 31> 16 21 to 2211 wbeo d1e wras KtU'ltl.uroed OOroe 1o MHidleport juvenUe boy had a rtne Nelle J . Werner, Mn:. ~­ Ja~.--e, Lcwi~t }{. Saud' and ~ "' 1\!fs. Edwla.m Fmldh, & .. 8:ecood 1900'\f ~l. IMooda.y ~~1:, Hirr- - - - - - -- mQtlt.l~· 22: Ju•nto; hDII\'Y ~ G lb one )'ear ltD ·pr~ and ~'V'Cll a or $5 Jlnd costs alilo levied against otby Jo Waller · ' IIIII ':Momre wloll ~in ~he lidl<ll w...,., _, IUied MARRIAA LICENSE 22 1o 24 • •h""' li!lltt S lb ond lin· $1~00o fine. The 1002st.imony W<~ .i him hy Gallipolia Juvenile Judge 101 lll'adl<lt'd Mt.oJuo.,.. ~ $100, - . , I<> 'H<m .... C, Mariin) 42, POmonoy <1m- 17 "' 18; l1oos hll't>t (qjl....,. fibat be alotQnpted to 1)C.Jmlade a Uowdl. the same day on a charge Ra.}ulond J,.. Cole, "-' ~ ,.;_ 1. ' 17~d " " - w .perform .. of allowing an unJjceosed person _ . , . , . ,;, J Diddlo, 33, l41ol6. ' ' ' 'r . . . . Jljaui IL!'Jd rh Jl ~ :: ~.U , . · ~SO~ 67. / to oporat. bla Vellide. ~IIIli. U,t .ryt Sen.· Har· Approprlat~Orl8 boll¥. ________ 1 Qt-&~went but •tlh<l>t '. ·"·' ~~~GTQt1 U1cy do i,; scan the .,__ ,. two ~~~_. ,._ . ._ ~;E~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~:mado:{!tltentfdtofltll/ 1.his • H·eart Fund Dnve "'· , •,weSt, VirPinia' s Senior Senator . 'In Mason-Co Nets ~!,.~~:;.:;'~ .;':,.~'; gl~:a,:::"';n popular will of } z:,-~ tihe ~wer was ~east ..,'Ill Bethesda Navy Hospital More Than $600 t~~~~~;~~de ~.~r Ib~ii.;d·~·n!,;:~~;:=-~~~':! ~::.;; and which pro- ELBERFELDS customers, The SLIM DRESS I :~ de l:I IJ;UCc.l In two film a of blaclt t.:l affon and -cornell from lhc Jo CopdWld jt.:•JIIeeUon for sp 1tn~. TJ1c hall· cr-·ln·l"lli\'el'uc lmt.l l>od1cc fol~ are of white l:ill k salut. tJdEGt .t;~ defUUld y wtlt h~d a new3 CIOIIt«eocc at 10:30 ~~~ ffl:-~(.~ ~ 0-bi-: ~ 112 Union A:venue lll'JJI)eared- befuM oowl'l'aii ta rvoice 1tiQ.el'l' d1sa'P· rpt'l(ml!l and oppo.sdlt.Joo '00 tbe IPOO,posed widening of Union Av:m'U-e. Butlh oon'tended tlh\iit ltllbr! street was 'h•!rl¥' wide~ fk:lr the JP8..'S" :rqe ()( il!IIUcks lliDd: tibll.'!. widaldtng oi bhoe ~ W(JilJJ}d bUt b11inlg 'trod'· LJC closer to Jtbei.r ~homes. here the most complete in· Tri- Lustre CleanP.rs • m Av:.mue and Kennet.lb McOullil;ucb, "Spling Jt--.ever'' strikes vour Jle Fun. Phone 122 For l'kkup And Deliv•rv Service. I JlalJICeJ, Mr. Business man i When ~ow JHd:tc ntli · wfun IJOU ~oliu · wa'l? ~~ Prior lbo llhc pazsageo oof ,1Jbe ordi~ - · WUl5 CAN RING YOUR CA.SH REGISTERf . Give Us Your Cieonina Pf')l>icm• ···And We IV,ill Return Them Beautifully Cl~ned .• , And Sprin~ CleaninR Will ........... • s.,..... I I OUR MANY SATISFIED CUSTOMERo is Proof Of Our Good Service, Fair Prk es And Quahtv Cieanin~. Robinson's Laundry · - Her Of flc.ld a.t the - · Janis Obll<b, Gene 0.., >k> VeN~ Oovem i&lld Enreflt:lnc A1:1· Sdhool f'riklal' bwy. evcn•tlli' and was $pOD!J01'1ed by :dle Gi1 is' GJc.c Olub -and ltlhetr d'lr· RefRihmetM ~ooludcd sa'l\J. cookl-es celut', .~Dlss camteu Deon'l!i. 'I'M wldbes, potato \.lhitlws, gym was decorated widl 'Pt~DC'r pop ..t IIWIMtaes •and Jtibey W!fit'e ~'tJ-eunH."l'3, .~mit.ation J'IOC!Oflds nod pJ.nfted • 'Served by tnrry PLAN WCTU H!A tccn-ceda~ ti~ures. ~elll Carob~ ~. o.ot OWeq•s Ann Tlu~ WiU a.t 1l Mr-m Mt:d too of thl' Pomci'<~<Y wc ru \t'l ll he he>ld 1•1~M; 8'8 dhapei'{•JW were Supt. CltaJfm:t;n. N"!!DJJY RQJ.let\ H!lllle:ne ut t!he BllJJll f-11. ChH I't"h. 'Jluesd~y L. W M<Co""", - , Non · ~· 1Knopp., lAidllo SocleM. 1\<>lhi'yn It Ste· M i~ Su·Sflon P.artc. MN. VX.U Loe, JWwley. 4've>nll'l1R", Ft•I.J 28 M\r~ .I pllt'fl!5011 wm be ~h e ~pNhT _ _ .' A S(){"k Hop was ~- l · I-~· <lOt., Eviillo:;:d me FI'Jday/ evcu - home of Mrs. I A It Pu:aen, Pa.l.mer St rec~, WJ•:•h c:g htcl"TT member>S prer.:;~• nt •M. );, WlJl Ilc.)I'Dohl'>, Vttce PJ"ffiide-nt pre.,-1d ~'(] m •I be ab:.ence of l\frs H~·l't~Y H()url f)ho(']~, pr cs!dell'l., Wiho 'IS VIS I':lll '~ Jier dal.l'g.hter, iMrs. Ronald· Pllaec ami ~&mioly ,II( G11ines, N Y. Atoor .che mpealling or .t•he Lord's P.r9)'er, a ~~>b~r·l bu s nt,:;..~ meeU.Ilig was J~ld . Games WOI'C p1a)'ed dll!li.ng ehe sociaJ .hnur and prizt'3 won by Mrs. Ddla Wi,n dJOl. ~f:M Earll ~ Mr-s. Le'C Ro-u :•h . ~~~ 1111 <D4. .the ~liddlepo.nt. Send All Your Rugs, Bed Spreods And Other Hou11hold Item• T oUs FOR EXPERT CLEANING! ,, that approximately 85 boys were The rtwo o.rdJQfltroes of COOJSlCI1ll:, CJ~:peeted to repOrt this year for 307 ~ 308~~ untdtr the League. ,year, son, Jco1U1111BI.W Qrook.c;, H0lcn sto. EASY BY MIRIIMAN SMITH Umt.d p,..., White Hou~e Writ« lWO"'od o~t... doe Wb~ • WASHINGTON UP-TheW~ oonlermee t11).at the MCIOIJd '«<Il l-llott;e wnnouoctd 4oday tlllat Pre- JDbkd did not evt'JIIl' oome up. , J!!. S. Sebaaf; trustees to Of Joe Jr. aDd lines .Coach year trwltees: Fred c. E. Hoy_t, tte Rev. pelt, Mrs Guy Sauer; Trustees unexpired· Lloyd, l>anl, Forrest Bachtel, M.rs. DOnald Mills, Dr. R. R. en:t. It was announced that ~r80Ds owing on- their Park Association share pledges may send ·their money to David Dant, Jr., Hanifl. ton Street. ...Fred Hibbs was nained as chair· man 'of-an Auction to bP., later this Sprina:. Hibbs wa;,,~~!~~~~~ of the very successful a· last year as a money-making ject. St: ..._Y cold. Press Conference Is &h eduled For President At White House Darn-, get M:airt Street itrleat.ment WIOUJlid lllexl allsl.l played Donald inreported the Le*Juc that118tfifty year boys arid t.ion ao:fl(ISUI'I!«illlg M'ul.'WTI:>i o-.f Chapter, O~'!S , •JllOI Spring Cleaning - ·- """'- --,, hloll "'MtW ao., conei.,..W• doucl-. Wednesday --- _._ AIRED OUT Hi~hway ~DeparUnem; f'Oi.' •tlhe ;re. tewi s H. Sauer ga"';·~·,o~·,.~:;;~ wrlaciflg t:of Main Sb'.eet trmn Sy· on the work being a• lmll'Ol"e ItO' Wes:t. of Butt~ut -and at the ball diamond at the ~~EbeJt~ezer !00 ~ ~ii()l) C~ty sUe and asked for volunteer·· wi.i>k,.l ....•.MU6.... ers to a!!slst in slop~ng the 1b:e "POOieoti WlhoiiOb is oow ex- and ot,ller jobs necessary to pec!.M lbo \Cet 'Uill'derway -a>L -an earl~ IOOd dtamond. ' dart-k: wi!l!l ~ mot1e than $15,000 The Association voted &CC01"d.ing 4o estd'l'l'llllftes radvmced $2:5 to register the by tbe Rif[nvay D!rp.anlmoot. In Baseball team in the il!te dil!ilou~ bef't)re ooowncH i·t L 'i t t 1 e L e a g u e A 6 W'8IS' indrottted 4lbat t!he ftlJt 1107'- c i a t i o n, C o a c h Charlea LET US MAKE YOUR i' Bruce l.loyd was reeleeted presl· dent of tbe M.idcJieport Park Assoe· iation Inc., when the oraanization met at the Village Han, Monday everting. IJoyd presli:Jed and the nomJn. , aUng committee's report was pre1sented by Hibbs a:,; follows: prest. • dent, Bruce Lloyd; vice • presidenL Dr. K. D. Amabal')'; secretary, Mr11. Street Repairs Given Approval Of Councilmen ,,ntJh 1:-. a {'. ..1111' Spcnoor bllJSI bcoo ill p;~, l{. 1two weeks -and IM't"S. OHIO. ........ clou4y _, ..... with .,.... flurriw In Mrttt .... . Middleport ParkABsociatiop Re-Elects Lloyd As Of Jaycee-ettes Held On Thursday Mt· and Mt·.:o •M11non l''r-ei'I01lre· nt•w t•mpl•oyt..'t! •or .title ;:-.Jngl.'r Cen ter 1111 .'llurUh Sct'OOid Ave en tine Expect 2nd T• ·Anno An offcnng for the Frances Wil· lard Fund was taken aQd it was re ported that a basket bad been senl to a needy family durina: tbe ho hdays. Mrs. Jacob Ttlrner, North Jo' ourth Avenue, was welcomed &Iii fl new member of the Union. A dessert course was served by M1ss Margaret Sauer, Mn. Kelly and Mrs. Peter Stace and Mrs. C. P. G11llaeher were contnbuton. The meeting closed with a Prayer Circle led by Miss Sauer, presid· cnt of the County W. C. T. U. Mr and !\1!1'S C ha d~ Wea ver o-f Gallrpohs were Sunday guests oJ her sl.:,.lcr, •MJJ:ti Nl'll:w Kochl('l" tu n,;d hom<" Fr1da~r 11i!m- a bu slJW ss 11 lp ,to t:olum l :\htxmo A1 weather ~-------..J~V.:o:.:.:I._V:_I:..:I_;N..=o·:..:2:6;,;7.,....________E_d_tto-rlai-Pbo-u_e_s_a7_..,:T.:u::e::sd::o:!y:..,.:4f.:eb:;r~!J;:P:;,;fll::.,:28:,:..;,1956;_: ·:;_~--lltulnea::_...;,::~Pbooe:.:.:;::_:398.::___...:;:S:ing~le Copy 1 ·~\' .~ at y . - ~~~;.-~·~~~~~~~--;~~~·~·~·~·~~~~~-=~~~------~----------~~~-=~~,~~~ 1:~~~~~~~~~~----------~D~e~~~~;;•~r~e~r;;he~~·~·;te~~r~ett.~~Of~ w-, ,..,ty •....., ..., - POMEROY SOCIETY in Education in Ju ne. Mrs. c. B. Hawkms, who has been vlsitlDg ~aught.;•~•·: ~;.M~;':;'~ :;~J:•dc:q~ucl'ine r etu r ned ho me C E. Hoyt, and family, from Pomt Pleasa nt wher e M.t· an-d .\ill's J{)•hn W 1 to her home m Phlllipi, W. had spent seve ral days VIS i t- Gun.zy an d ·dau.g'hlt>l'ii , \\Jho ~ (;r c Saturday and was accompanied Mr. and Mrs L.arr~ H1 cc a nd (·all e-d there by Hit' Jl in ~ of •her far as Parkersburg by l't1rs. Hoyt. Ch.ipper. ncyhew, Sterne Vtm ln.waogcn, re Lee Smith. who will receive tu-rnd \Q iUhctr 1h om c m C()]u ml>us Mrs A. L. Elliott , Lakeland , fo' la , Masters' De.: rce at Ohio Umvers1ty today . is a guest of her su;ter , Mrs J th1s June , was a business 0 Leonard, this week Mrs Ell101t a nd an Pittsburgh last week. iii the former Mara,:ar et Ra lph reia· Mr. and Mrs. Dent and two Cheshi re have moved to t hli'! E L Hughes property In Cheshire from tbe Athey hou se on Lmcoln Street Mrs Edith Thomas, PGmeroy, was an overnight guest of Mrs. Homer Kennedy, Saturday. Garf1eld Diles, Zalr>..ski , who has been staying at the Uillcrest Rest Home, Athens, spent the weekend with his nephew, L. D. Diles, and Mrs. D1les. Sunday guest& at the Diles home includ. Sunday Margaret Hoyt spent ed then· granddaughter, Sharon Wllh her parents , the Hev and Mrs. Bush , Cincinnati, who is a freshE Hoyt, and fa1mly and return man at Oh1o Unlvenuty, and a C ed to Marietta Coll ege, where she friend of hers. They also visited Is a jumor, today . Mus Bush 's paternal grandmother, Mrs. C. J . Rhodes, and Mr . !lhodes. Mr . and Mn; Wli lt<tm Ha ltl'e il , Mr. and Mrs Warren BenneU Albany, were Sunday evcn111~ dinand svns, Columbus, s pent the ner gucstiJ of Mr. and 1\h s. Guy weekend with hi ~~' parents, Mr. and Heynolds. Mrs Charle11 Bennett. Ml1s. Gl'cnn Jm v~ <111{1 rlaughMr and Mrs Charles Tf'wksbary Bnd baby daughter, Athens spent lll'l·, reg,gy, lclt f'rlod o1y Lir 1Jhcu· Saturday with hiS grandparents, J . home nom· P<mt w-.~hii i).!I I 0 /1 olfl l\ 1" H. Grate and Mr and MrN. Edward \' Ji.""l\11l•G' Jher motllJCJ ', M r~ A W ~IlcKay, .and aunt, Mil S.~ L, IU J IC' Tcwskb.ary , 11nd other r elatives Mr and Mrs. 0 P Klt'm wen! Mc Kay, for •Lhc •Pin;t WCt' k !;unday guelits of Mr and Mrs. M1c~61 Po1•y K'<l~'r, whu 1:; Pltl Frank t' ugHte at a c11mp ncar pioyt..-d m Columbu,'jl W il.'i the Wl' t' k ReedsVille cntl guest of lhcr p al1cmli-i. \h Mrs . Mane V;m t'ooney left Sut and MrB-. C R K.wr .S1·. itll"d tamurday, to visi t S- ~(!t and Mn . Virily Sihc bl-ou~llt !\II~· .mt l \ l1 , Jill Manley and lion In Wa('o, TexG. R. Koehl er -and ·du ldrt• u of a~> Mra. Man ley, the former Kay Groveport to lll'p cn(j •t he we1·kt•ml Van Cooney. has been 11! at a withe Mrs Kocblcr';;. nwtlhe-1 M1 .~ pital 1n Tex as and I~ reported E. s &haar ..wtd fanuly u ~tt .1 as rccovermg satllifac torlly. Ly;nn Koehl er w~hl r et uJ 'Ill 1hum t' Mr. and Mrs Rcmu NJel"' , Brown- WJI'h •her pil l"l"nl.~ ilf·ICI ~llNill •l llg ell Avenu e, brought their two week th\' p ;u,i two we eksh e-1 ·e ancl old daughter, Tma Maria, hom1' Ch ll:i[lll Kot•'hler Wli ~ !CIIllllll tu Fnday from St. Joseph's Ho1pltaJ, Parkersbur~. where the baby had eo.mp-lt.~c •l he 1\md n rgunlcn ~ ~·rm •).111' lW:I Mn~ W. W lfowt·,,. ,t,ml b~en a pati ent since her premature M1r .md Mws. llobc1 L CoaL... ll•J' tlVcd btr1h. ~ehaoJ Turner, Dueyru!l, rc- here F'ru~.l)' evcntug ulilllr ·h~trviu ,; mamcd for a VISil with his grand - spt'n•l I he tJ.o:tst 'lwo weeks •I•D J•'Jm·ltli! . AJ,o <HIIV Jn g 11·om f''l11 n d.• Mr. and Mrs. Joe Turner V<tea l1 0 11 s o n F111<111y were .'11r ami M·1 ~. Hulph Thadcitfr<" ;md ML -and •Mr:. Robcllt U u nlt•y ll'n d oon UJ(_"h<~r<i Lund, ol·dor :.oon or M•r. .and .'l-l!rs Ja-mc:i Wtlluun::t Wiiti ibhc wcekond ;.ru t~ of R!)gcr Heml"'r · sh-olt and fanuly, M~lrl'(.ll.ta. • ' EINDor S. Scbaaf, llliddiepcrt Society Edit:o-~r~~P~h;o~n;e~6~0i7Q~-=~~~~~---LuclUe Bearbo Haw)<iDJJ. Pomerov Society ~ditor-Phon e 6244 when his parents. Mr and Mrs Robert Turner, and his Sister. Deb· by, returned home afler spendt ng the weekend here ' , Committee and Three Are Hurt In Auto Mishap I o! Ne F•lfe ]' . k Contracted Bv • F•Jremen Racme bee~ ~~alrmqn Jrei.ll' H~.-~as th~: ~a;_' me_~ , ~f ~imlage ,~, I'J~~L-'m,otnj,i,.} ' ~ ' ~~~-.,p ... . r:.._d.d" ~(oil ate avs MeA r .JSit i~~t:~;~·~~it~~~~- Monday Evening Meigs County Man J..:led Followmg· Sunday Accident !J:it'lemen~ ~ Th' LaVette JS B0 und F ' R T G d J o OnDer esident ran nry n Death RAported Bad Check Ch. arge . . Doc~thy " At Jt.·Ilsboro Wo~l~, :.l~a ~:. Ch~rlotte ket Reports i '.rJar <lbur<Jbo(<lbriftl!lil~veQ. Trago Conviction Is Upheld By The Court Of Appeals ,.,,...., ~<n•·dolvii!tl ·~-,.,Bolt)> . ;.. t .• , ~<.C." ' . . � 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 27, 1956 berkley carbaugh fowler