http://66.213.69.5/files/original/0a4404fca4d7832e39d82b841ea712fc.pdf 95b77cc9b055a4270b7b1e896ec2b3d9 PDF Text Text • 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." ' . . �' i ' .. Tuesday, Febr1.1ary 2&,- l ~ The Daily Sentinel •, On . lllvaTeD TO INTERESTS OF MEIGS-MASON AREA . · · ··· "'"'" •~ieiil'lfll\' s.!CIWIN '. '· - ~~'''~iiYNOLD ! .' GREi'NE . GEN. MGII. ·" 'r ' , ~ • ., T..,u_e_sd_a~y,:._F_e.:.b...;ru:.:o...:ry~28:.:.,_1.:.9.:.56.:__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _:..;rhe~Do::..::.:l~lySentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohtc. I The Daily Sentinel ~bUdted tvery ahtornoon exce-pt Sunday by The Ottio Vnll ey SMttllet lne., 1t 110 ~h1nic St. Pomeroy, 0 . Bu !!.int'.~ offi ce me Cleanor S. Scllaat, Ml4diep<.rt Society Editor - Phone 8079 .!;adO. a-!11 Natlonal advt>rtising representative, Bottinell l-.tGm!Jall, Lexington Ave., N£-'W Yortr: City, 18, N. Y. Hr: ud. Mra. ·Bruee Llo}'d Inc .. Doctor Held In Esteem , d) ~t·ive Ameri · people tltUn'k fOOJ"' hi.ghlo}· of tlheir I&OOut dlK'Ibors---both own ilamltly doot.ors ·t han of doc· their O'IWl doctnnt ond dootOI!"S i·n ll:dlnt m ~em]L........tJhis, it s;.•ems, is e'f'rlll!'l'elf oot • ..-..e Where d'i~ fli1cld~ We bw.e lftl'lil' 'beartl llllalllV Vl:l~'ied loot · ~!J'I. Some 8.5 per rolll '8 'rrsw.ent' 1D itihat fluet:#!ion- llll8- sa<ld tlb&t ltlheil1 docltlr,l· l" dl<He~-cnt 'Wienl baeed oo ·mdividl11811 p_t'e(~·lec- fll"Qn IJDOI'It ot:ht:>m---<on·lY one ~~~ tiODII, ~ and elllpenienoe. ~~~;tven ~!t&i.d he ti-SI •not. Quahbiles 1'1be .A.rrwl~.ean Medlieal Asslocia- . d bed ·({lr ,tJhea· man ul<"lludt'" sym ~ tica WIU!d an ·Bh:!I'Wer too: :ttlooog p&tlh:y, 'ktr~hJe!t'l, OOTI}iJletleJl('t' , witt!. \VI"Iious dtlherl li-n:r~ r~. lhoo~ y. p~'l'llOna!l' .inend lit ~ook ltlho seiemific ap- ~ et.e. elllt!il ltlhdt .proach by ~ing o ooLion-wilde ':!llii'Vef by JIID i>ndeiJilliJ)llenrt ·op;nion ~&nd maJ1ket ft8e1111"('1h Nom. 'lihil!t firm COII'I;{I~ ])('II'SOflllil! i~ w.i~h 4000 'Jl'fOPif' .POMEROY SOCIETY • cned· "l!he tproportbJ ~n il!he tod.Dt U. 9. 110P.Utla1Jiono. 'Jlhe l"ellllhls have lftOW been mrade publle. ttUI'II· 'hsre I'J"It ,somc or ltbe thigh sgols. li'l!im ot ,.~}, 82 ·Pf't" rent Df the peop'l::e !have I&~ family doc· Ql-(be ._... iJ QO per cen'{. f.o c.he ~ ol nmal dwt'll.er8. Pl'a<e- F'Qr exampJteo, 80 pmo coot ~'~aid •\my doctor'' WlJ:'i: ·~111l'Jlk en:ooJh in ~ IIIII' 01' tlbem llloe and I[1CS- moott .t'Jme '8:9 stlhc}· ~. ,tiJh 1¥1118 ~held ~o be tlrue !Of .only flO po1• coot nf dr doobiml. d~ IIOU 4 ot die beelnm>g Sundoy, - - 8aVU IIOU ChorOh. work and. nwneg/ Father And Son Supper To Be Held April 27 Otd, E~ Beat aTO!do 11M dirt, ...ke and RDtodp ' v.r1a aer- ,.. set ~- oilier heatlnc llldlto4L Elldric Beat Ia doonoot '-•• u..., •lwl. ()poi Sayre, Hrarry oi>d HU;Men ln the Mason County dis·ine Grimm, Obariie d ~ trict of the Evangelical United Cl'ow, filed and Alice Bniuker, Olu:ii£ Dum ..00 Wade Coq>m- Bref.bren Cbut(h will meet at a father and son fellowship supper at the Heights church on Friday. April n. , The dinner will include men and boys of New Haven, Union, MuOn, Point Pleasant and other Interested membtn-8 or the denomiaation throughout the county. . Final plans for the dinner are yet to be made with the program to be announced next month. The prflgrilm II expected to indude a speaker and special music. - ..... _______ ·.curtalna, . work Wall, larniture llaJ eleantr ltooaue Eleclric Beat ..... not pnldueo - 01 cbwlalo duat. Teacher Training Course Completed · Friday Evening -ve• moner Your eleonbtc billo lw dt'lpos aad 1l)lholat.rr will he ereatly reduced and you don't nee{ e. nt1oconte ,. often when 1011 have clWt !:lectrie Ileal) ADd it'a the -eomtort.ll ~ In tlhe!!~ qu'Cdll iom'i own "dclottons, 87 llliS each 1110111 ia equipped with. oepiii'Aio thormaotat "' permit )0011 "' 10leet tiJe "jual right" Wll'lllth. No dra!t.s, eold ftoot'l ot ....._.,.,. ..........11....... ,. •• untfonn heat unevenly heated......._ See •.. Individual , _ mnlrol Jour Electrie HeatiJ!i co:nt.netor or eaU 01 for •• .quid: pnlle w..,.lh 1r1N90111.41. A ~ tihiTl'kB M. if' 8'1tbaft10t.~ll and wumrm . ex:tr4m1e)y, 1Bnp0rtianil 110 eboo.~te voung Mlld· old, ~hite allld Mue (.'11.1-lon'fl's Goetot1 cal'leful(iy, Whil-e a iiiPf!", •alnd 90 on . Tllw ~o.:nti<H!f!' lhdlnks ~lhi~ heat, too! E~ b1stini Ia compl<tel,y aut.malic •• e •.. noiODior..U •.. no""" doculation -~ llltormatiall. d'tfa!ll.'fl'C'i"l' ~ onion.irun b1IIW«icn un· doem't m.attor ,in ~Uhat mfllltl doc- iun 111nd ·rrrm-unron ll" •mlr- werf' kh lhuve ltlhe fEI1l.C cduetatl~on and "1llmos.t tn'dimrngu."lhaht('" qual i·~i<."a:t•OOm. A MUCH~OF·THE·YEAR in eilk- and- wool, Is straight In iront and belted in the back to flatten Inverted side pleo.UI. A 1ining of gold taffeta. piped. •· with amber silk velvet ~ontrub to pretty advantage wlth tht~ gold, brown and white mixture of the coat tabric. The coat l!iJ from GWrge Carmel's spring collection. 1 COAT ' to per «mt aai'!.l ~·hat 0~ i'SI b dOOticat.OO to ser.vit!lll ·100nkdon9 a~ the t~boud'd ~. • wWh 6 per (.'C!Bt odn. t!hc oltthlw •sfd(•. .. Sevt:UVlJy-'it lne ·p ar emit dentOO that be <oiWli:"lit"S .too mudh wh~le 16 per cent M»>~ht rtlhat be .<foes. 'r'wl}1!hlrd.s denied ~lllitt the rmakleli too mu¢11 m'!lney oornpe'ned w~th hi s pal~,k.n:.; 13 ·p ar cent IJ8·1d :he does. ~ oompJ·.w~niL 1UhaL lhe ,11 iboo qukk ILo .flt't00f1l<nleod OpurTaiNOI\8 'W'8SI den:ted by 82 oper 0011111 w~th •~ndy & p(':T ct.'"Dt ovroolnl. ' ~ em>y.ey ·foood tt'hal SERVICEMEN I'ODAY 8£BCf'RIC • IhtNO COMPANY - ~ BIG NEW ST.UDEBAKER • lS T[Ulking the. Qjg neliJs in t/re_/mp price field SENIOR MYF TO MEET Th-e Smior Mleil~~t YourtJh oondul'led a twro weeks' revival· at tLl!e comm·i•l!OOe !llJl'1e Kenn'61h Murf'Blf, JtMnWtla BangOOoor, rtnd Edwent McO:Nnars, Steplhl!'n Coatis. Congreulonol 00,, Domo Ltotloro lrkod br h(octlon •pe:claJ to Cerstf'GJ Prf11 A.IIOO&Gttn A.ItmfOTON-Prutdent Elltfthowtr'l veto of the natural JU ltlU will have far..reaohhlC tmpllcattonl on hl1 leflalatlve pro~ rra,rn, tor 11150. In "Jeounr the mea•ure to free ... produaen or ltrlet ft4t~ prtc. oootrobl, Mr. Bll•enhower tneurred the wrath ot looul Do......IIO llld 1\opubUoon leaden In 1 Pofii'I\On·IJIIOI\r th11t are Route ISpe&ktr Sam Raybum and ltn.• ate ~raUq ~r Lyndon JohniOft, both 'hxan1 111\d 1tronr . baektrt of the bill. Another 11 Senate ltadtr WliUant. F. KftowJ&nd, 11-loro, Joltnton IUid lla1bura havt be'!' wt1llltf to ro alone with many of the admlnlatr•· lli'!l'io ltJI~atlve pro-11. HowtVtr, C•pltol Hill, . obitr\o~ri aty they now are IQ rllacl With tht tr..ldent tha~. the picture It chanpd. tn othtr WQI'dl, the "honeymooJt."......t leut, the - lily Ted W. 0:~\'.m ptrtod: of Hlatt.ve peace bttweea Conrren and the • ... .. •.,ry of ~,• . . •e "' r · ·., Whtte Houttrll ovtr. From uow on, thl Pre•lSc-\'l"r~l y l'l.:m; .a1go Oh·j,o's el~ dtnt 11 pin• to have to JutUfy fully evtrylhlnr tJKJn •hH\'1!1 W·OI'l' J'CVl SCti Ito 'J)('I:·mif that ht expectl to ret out of Con(I'IN. , Filfl y_,O/ ~ iiiAcfric ,.,_. ,,.,.. .. Ft!Urows:hip E:rrecutliv.e onmmtt!.cewi·l·l meet oat Hearth tM'ethOOist Clhwrd1 'J1bursday lSI. 1 P. IM. wiltrh dlhe Rev. L. A. Balfl!gerter ...00. the MYF ad¥isO!I'S: Mll9. Na!ll! Mmme Ytr. tf Not•rlll Goo lUI A..cle L'lltl..lvt ,,..,.,,. can have ' - l'ul>-.day """""" -ller¥ics to" all4lend Clbe evmgel~ """"' ' .......«i· to Moe-. the cleanut heat 'Jiil('!t ttm\, Wlben· ~ l8lre made, Jt W ~ because .ti!Jeoy or tbe dooOlr move, >Or the ,lla!llel· ~s OUtl of ~ice. ()My & very Rmalil pE!r'OE'IntuJe dbanAe beca.u8e .l:f:ielm'l. !that 1•ht• f•indlnltS .about ot mm ol. oonJ'idsnu or ·~)ndned rtbe II1!Jt!IA puM.ilc 'll'~~() I!'Pf)ly jo ~llal mloorilt:y HEAT ELECTRIC Boney Htobell on tbe o:lminat!irag oomm~. An mritratiOn was 1\i!Ceived to •a.e !other...., bouQuet ot tile Kealib Chun:b, Mid- a wu a guest of her brother, Jame• Lewio, Sunday. tlh.ios ("~)usriiOn : "PEOplle's 8bl•lifHd~ ·towaM doc:t•m'<~ ·in -rennmJJo mur-<b 'nt"CeF.lrilv ·he ib:J8r.d ·UJ')On '!9et"Oncfitry l'nfOI" .mMIJon ·mnd \loorq..,y ." AU lin a)!, rtth:i.:" mlf'\'('j.V C'ef'!!Jai'nily ih'Jdllk'n!OOs ·'llha1 111m A,mor:ican pr1opte th.1w ru rh'hghor ~ard for" , t~Jae nrediCaJ: •pro~torr t!han oomf' '\ViOliM lhave •US: be~if"\·e. lt is also 11he 91l!I"IVey - . Mr. aud Mr.. Robert Hill. Day. were weekend auest. of Mr. Mro. IUebard \)lwnber& and OOD,Jirle, Mrs. VirJlnla Shoeta, GaUlpolls, onl!y 42 I>t'lr cnrrl !S':Dd' t!hn-1 of~ i>n ,gffi'emL. And Wh'l:l're 81 perr oOeht 9ai'd ' 'my tloei:or" .gavC' --~--­ w........,... J. were appc~ Dalllll8 M>d Bal~ Aud!JOY H<>llmlm, flu! ~lou Kreeft'll', Rolllri EBe-~. Paul.loo ond ,JOhn OO']or, BrK Om! Ora Harlt, Mm. Wilm-a· ~. '" Mn. &so Mn. l:aoh, Mrs. Flarl Rottcm. ,J!ilolw S. Navy, ""'I.e ·~ a9 Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Grimm, who left lut Oetober for Arizonta, bave treturned to thelr home here otter >tilting In Texao. L. D. Hartinger, WI& a aueat ol Mr. and Mrs. John Jordan, Buffalo. W. Va., Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Davidaoa weekend with her father Willl.am Autheraon, Bradbury. Willirnq ·Swisher ll employed at Holsum Bakery. He hu recentreeei ved bla dls<bars• from the ~~~~•rie 19M !IE!leotmg i:ts 'in'tler- 'bllttrrg .w patimt.~ ,abo:ai! mnessf\S. 'V'iew oo Jtihat rtlbe PI"'PPO1ion fmru wrioos lllglfl, economic-, ~ ~iocat and ~ ~IJ!J mat- ta. Mr. and Mn. Joe 'J'tlbble, Char· et'Mit~LJ~~Wt ...... .- ""' -·•---.aono.r. Letart Parent --~A oommi!Uee •CIOfltilOMd td Fronk v......,, Leo law Olld Teachers Change Theo were llliinDied to be ""' -.Ill dJo ....... sen.ice each Suoday mortl!!iftc. Meeting· Dote -£ihlp Roy '1\>ocy Sr., C. 011d The r<>gular """""'g DiCht 'of <ol!e !Jo~Ja~'t l"oreu'J Toaoben; ~ '""""" ll'"' Cba"<!od 4x> lbe f~ Tu~ of eaah manl!h at o :meet.. linJS beJd ~ week. A film ~ the mineMl resounc-es of il1be SW.111 f o Ohio w;w shown. Dervot:iom were .Jed by Mrs. Audrey llollr-. KyjCer Creek, has moved to Mariet. leaton, were weekend &Ueats of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Hackett, Sr., IDd fam.Uy. Mr. and Mn. Paul 'Johmon and two sons, ColumbuJ, apeo.t the rllhe a~ ~{I ·-- · ~ have moved to the Athey bouse oa Lineoln Street.. Mr. Davidson is emplo)'ed at !:vaQS Supermarket, W<I-S' (W!Ti'l"d oult riu a M'n1i-eH of 'PO.'~i· ltiv4!l.y~ ~JI"'ut> -·f~a~l ..... Qfl.lt.•!,<·:lfTO!ris. 'fb[l<. Chic n' Charming and I peats at the receptlon held a,t Mrs. Root'• Party House on Broad Slreet. Robert Fulton, who lived at the Alh~y home wbUe employed at IOU, Mlclal, atteDde4 the wedcliD& <II bla nl..., N~~~ey lllnlledlnO. ln Cohwm. ' and were weekeDd · tuesta of Mr. aD4 Kn. Harley Welll:. llrt. W•lll aDd Mn. Dloa· ledine are al.!len ol Mr.' Llo~a. Atlft the wtddlai the IJoyda were .._ Sub.!niptiofl nte.s : Delivery by carrier where available 30 rents #f!t weft.: f?M yur in advsnce at Tbe DaUy Sentinel office. $1~ . 60 : lb: mdlltlts. $'7.80; three months, $3.90. By motru· rotrte wherf' aYIUable: one month, $1. By mail one year $8; six months , $4 20; three rnoa.ths, $2.50; one month, $1 . Whet Hae. l'om"!W Soeletv F.dltor-Pbone 8244 MIDDLEPORT SOCIETY • 'i Pomero7 Ohio. II~ - o..w... - A 5:30 • .,., mt7in ~ ~ E. JIJ-. R. .... Y<Jot, - llany Geoqo Lhe . - q w.bicl> panod by D!- RaodloA! proceeded !he ·m eetlnl ot Hen'• - - let by Theo JeoDY'"" llbe DC8 beoquoet . . . Nlow!lhip ..t t.he United nJeljl'' "' be iu lllo ,_. fu- ,.,._ .eoo Qby diot Clhuo'dl , _ SIID<Iaf -~ ture ond Theo Smidl ond C. P. at tile ollurOb. Tonrpt;,. --. oamed • lbe - K-~ pr..otedoYW &rem OOIJ'IIUiitel'l 80d Viralw S.. nollo, OOo 'ft'evoy 1M QN were appoinb8d • ttl.ft re!t~ ,r , pboDe 3lt, edittl'i.al officf phone 397. :En.tertd. u aec-ond cla!s mail ina: matter al Ihe pos1 of!l ce Unitecl Methodist Men's Fellowship MORNINGSTAR IYIIIMAIHLI Has elrow Mein Din~r Sunday Evening •• The News EDITOR / GUIDE Commentary - • • M wonder! ) W can,..... r•• oor • • • • • IIIOOARTHY MJ!lCtllll-The voto WID havo ItA .;t.olll! lloPoroi-.,..~ Ill -Ut•r \U&rter, 8ouior Jo10pb R. ICoCarthr (RJ, Wlaeonoln, may 'Ill« him~ ill tl'lu\la In bla 11omt llalt·oYtr hi.O "OI>ta Ia favor ol the ftaturalru btil. *vtn hll 1t&WMhMt. .Mirtor~N w•re dtae.yt4 by Ult taet tha~ ~- llo, lot blntttlf llo liftktcl With lnftuontlli •11 !lftd 101 In• ltrull, lao!..... . . , . , _ . , plant ll'al>opot'l&li~ ~y Ute auptrtor 011 .._.,; of C&lifomlo. It wu tits latltr llm\ wfllcll prnvjdod lho 12.100 eampallft con• ttiii~Uon ol!trt4 to ...otor J'ronota ¢an (R), Boullt DakOta, durlnr t,.. ·debt.,te on pe Jntllurt. WhUt MoCUUIY voted for the bill, almo1t every pi'Oft\lnent WI .. eon.tln Repub1tcaa wu oppoelftr U, lndudtnc Ann McCarthy friend•. Tht tact that WllcaiWn.'l otllet OOP Hnator, Altxill\der Wtley, tor whOm ·xeeutby hu uvu uy love, voted aratNt the ru bill llaaol't ltilpt<l t(W Jt~~~lor ltftOior'l otandlnr '" tho stale tither. *t • • • • e IIIAI.WC-A oti'IIIIN uamplo or con,..uional cedor emanatod rtatntb' from tha pea ot Rep. Crall Hoamtr IJ\1, cauromla, obvtoull)" • iiOIIJltr 111111 wllhJtOttd ...... ·-· ' tb&\0(t110tl~ ytar brtnr• more and mon ntWI f ?) COft&'nl*. "A quk:k Jlai\~ a~ IOml ot t11oot - . lltallht l'l~l>lio Ia lrul:r on lho brink ot • - dlaa•f'•· ...... from mtm..,. Of dMtruclloll lid obll~ hi Nm&rked. 1 'Howeftr, doft"t bt too allnud/ 1 he added 1100\blfti)J. "A Jlmllar "'" I'IMI at otJ;Iera nvt&ll. the n.tlon 11 truly tnlertamiRI' a verltable iJOD4 lltlltp lo• IIA clt-1. II all de• ptndl 1111' wllo Ia tallilltJ-'-tltf 'Ina' or Ute 'ouu: " ' fiOtn*' Ml· UN .......,: ot ad\·ice tor John Q. Cltlnn: "Kifp your eanlt1' lllrmly tn JI*A4 aftd don'~ 1tt the polltlclana utatch L~ away ~ of • 1 ~tom ..,,....,.m., . ·' . . 16\1 MtoN UMt Nov. I tlectiont." . - eJW•Jfll'lll " OU1l-;i'dt:> 1tll'i.t! ("!JIJ:tlJn·oobaJ \J n~IIC<d s~,,u!.ffi ·to *''J>fl'ly ~ur ·ub'ifflt ·\'!OlorlJ" b:~•1l10tb~ ~I;,Jt.y J.a..ys he:~ an tcliooHort, int!il.t>ad of tlh.ill"lby d113"S. '1,11~;: ~9-Th• Pottolflct dtpartntent acJM.lta it'l · eommentl over iii automatic ltlmp-vendtn,Ntw StaMp rteordlq: 1'Tbank you for Vtiultf'l -llo. il ---- ::~ I' f:,,,~4i 7:$11 'ill . 10:00 I • , 10:~ IIJO ea~ 'hr.r OOH;o,l 'Rib 'L'he oom:na Pl:,rm.ary, •ood ltihe 91:eps wthk'th M"e .' ' ~'l~ary ·for !herr 00 lfleocelv& a b a}: tA nnrl •Ketl fl bartil: to lhen.· :home county tn ~·hn.e ·ror it to })(>- in.. ch~d· , t (ill 1llh.C OO!tM. 1f JIWOO ()oe ·MOVCJ'SeiWII ~lllhe does •receive •'') vote. 1) 900 '\Wiiltm -~ 'he .a ' ,; ·- • TUBELESS TIRI.S · 7:00 .1:00 .au~OIIT\'»ittioo~ Jy ,. ~ 8;84, lt IIi 'Only n C't'C' ." ·1li'"Y .to .t~ ~tte ol!fflle expenu.ti'l'lli, iSI~~p-by"ffii.ep req.utremt~llll~ {~ 11Ut1h. a vot.c-r. As ·un ,cxampll•, h~t tl!ll cunsllde~~· ~,be net ~ ---- Ito!) 7<JG wlf<'l or oa ro!"fvi'cf' mwn· wtbQ dl~i'f'(lll -·· ·- -- EE DRIVING T•ht! V'111We or dl.W rre-vi.olai'on' llwls ,been, iiV·l,-lenood stnce ;thaft, timt~ ra9 - ·-- CHANGE NOW TO Your Election 'laws ••• 11\d comof oil and lf18 leal• l . . ' WI W!U PAY YOU PULL YALIII, fOI THI -UNUSID MILES IN YOUR PRISENT Till$ AND TUiU ! RIG NEWS IN IINGINKK .. INel Ezclu8ive Pyramid De•irn 1ive1 Studebaker the loWEIIt 1-oad..Jauailll ! center of gravity, r., 4Jvelopl1!ent In boom• ba~Jo!ICI:IS' •lf'flltlr:'ll" to IDJ:Crt"t.i·om in ~ ·hlJme (.'Olfnl·y 'l't'queSII itn.ll' Grpplilca· w"' !onll18. 21 'llh<l Clm ot lllie ~aaU m~ itli!t ·1100 oappli\'laft,ilon. 3) J'lne Doe oompltcl'Es ltlhe auplica~~km n11-d 'mat~ it. 4l If ·11hit oppilli('\ll.t~on is ~ll Of'dt'lr, n:he OJ,l"f'lk ~ !!.tOO bll!ll't::lt~M. 5) Jan!! Doe morks ~:twd~rull'N"~. il'ak"" oa1•h on ~'he 'kJ. Boor <J of er~~• ,! fit'li' 'i' on (>OVd()lpe, >and m.-l!lltl ~~hoi.> bR>llat!s back ~o !!he &M'Id of Ell<>c<-. • -·- -- - -~-· . \ ' A~\11\ou~ ·ll·i r ·md is s!)l!ledy, H i:, !'ar5'Y t10 l!!l~e ~he t'i'me Tequ'fned . :lor tlbt~ tl!"IUI»'Mt:Hoos If ~lht> voter 1 i'!t llfl· t!'fliflle •hmd on thott ~poelrte ~J.de or IVOO 'YMP:I"fkt , so ,the o!lll!ot~ ' .sv~JttsE ..-. B!Q NIW8 IN iJUIIAKa"8J Si&ty.. action brake~, huaky 8JIOu&b for a car almost t.wice 1t8 ahet I ' · to SuNS.T ·' sT-AtioN" .' I Come in •.. see it, drive it lDday1 Stu de.bakell llm~.. . . .. . ~ - ~ -• e. N!W CHOI~~- . -- - - ·'- ·: -··· . tN ..~~!L\PW PRJ~~~ ~ I ' . '· PfQV:~'on '\\"P.'il '8 ,OO('f(!Nf ~· 399 South Tblnl St- . ' '' ' •' 0' • ., ' ·- ~ .·,' ' I" :::· ,, \ ) I �-~ .....- ·•·· -·-_...·- ·· ····· • \ • ' - - I ~--------------------- ----~--------- - • By Alan Maver O'BRIEN') Of 61'.,~" JN NEW )'ORK. J S Nrw W O,t.(l 0') PJ (ORU. M.rtlnt P:..-ry S.ctlontl Cadit 72, Bridgeport 67. Tilton· ville 79, Sh.adyside 73. Portsmouth Stctlonal Portsmou\ h 81. M.intord 60. W ll v t'!"ly 54, Wht.>elersburg 02. High Sehool Ba~ketba11 laugh! the Series performance. Only ll 9 10 Nt>w Ycrk Yanke-••s 11 th ing ur pitcher during the seaso n. Johnn~ 1hrl'l' in tht> WMld Sf"ril•'i, d1s- £>arnf'd alxlu\ $l2 ,UOO in salary but rlosed today hi:' h·arrwc1 an 1111- disclus~d tha t his earmngs on lhL· tJOrtllnl l('sson. "Tht• s t>ril:'s l':m win in th~;> two pllt'hPs -- --- TODAY'S SPORT PARADE Jatlnn~· Podn•!->, who ros s Tuesday, Febfl.lor:y 28, t956 ·-- The DI:Jlly Sentinel, Pameray.MiCidleport, Ohlc 4 Scores w.u .... m. ville ~2. ca... Section.t Ml n~;o 69, Toronto 64 . SteutMnvltle S.Ctlonal Mingo 69, Toro nto 64 . Lekewoocl Sedlonal ,l'kveland West 'fer h. 67 , ~~­ .J ohn'" Ctmtlus 55, Cl~velund Rhodt.•s 59. Dll}' M, Clevpltlnd l.ulht•r·an ftfl, l.im'oln 117 . luclicl Sectional ( 'leYt>land Cathedral · LuHn 63 . Clc\·eland Beighls 56 Clrvt•lanct JoJlit''Uiiy 19, St:ayllefd '67, Glrnville 49, Wieklifle 38, Mentor 64 , Wi.Itoughb~· 45. Asht•byla H•rbor Secdonal Geneva- 63, Conneaut 48, PainesYille Riverside- 69, Jefferson 49. 1 Ath•ns Dhtrlct Trimble te. Gibsonville 4!5 , Some rsPt Holy Trinity 6~ , Ames·Bern 50, New Lexington SL 1\loygious 54 , l.uul·dvillt• 42 . MarM.tta SeeH~~~tntl Su h·m L1herly 88 . Woodsfield 7~. Hivcr 72, Uarril!'tlsvllle 56. Cl!iiclnMti Dl~trlct DePorres 49~ Georgetown 45, North Coll('ge HilJ 68, Ripley 44. ""rnhhe r t• hielten " rircu1t increnell BY UNITED PRESS mr lhal I lm l<~lal 1n1ak r 10 $:l!'l.oou far tht• The Waharna While Faleons and maj11r lengtH'~ w11h ~~ ·a r the Point Pleasant Bll Blacks will Tourn•ment $(OrH open the Se('tion 8, Region 2, Cia~:> " fustlla 1t and r: b ••\lrhl:'rl' : Clua A t·h« ll l!tt'U il," \he Brooklyn Dodgt·r~· t'!lehl·t· \\' Jilanl No.. OJI who had . A busltt•!balt tournament al Rav· Kent S.ctlanal ~tal' .~ou lhu:.~w sR1 d --so. rrtJIII now a 12 Ill l't'('ord htll beat the YnneMwood on Wednesday night in Kent Roosrvt>ll 45 . C'uyahog1rJB. nu. Ill)' ':lii'Vt' hall will _be rn; t hm.l l kt't'~ hmr t unes !as1 se~s un , s igned a game set for 7 p. m. Akron North 71, Ravenna 49. Followin~ the &Pme between 1hf' I.Hh: h . li!l! •·nd lo ust" ~~as u wa ~ 1 t>IY-11h 1hf' Boston H.ed Sox. leo.vinM: . O•vton b(strlcf 0111~ p ll <· hel Mel Pur nell and first two Mwon County schools, Ripll·.v 111t e h -"Ill\ not t.. l 'e m h'1 t 11.. Dayton Dunbar 66, Wilbur WriPuih·t •s, "'ho lw;1l lh(• Y~nket·"l hlt~•'nwn Norm Za urhin out.11ldt• will square off against Grantsvillt·. 111 tht:' .third ami :-.t•vt•nl h ~amrs tlw f,Jid . Pamell, in camp, said ght 50, Dayton Fairview 64 , MO!)tThe winners are to meet on SaturColumbus District of 1he 1955 du.~s ie , t•he<"h d 1111o lu ~ ~lltllll\:0.: w;1s ··a mer•· form~li ­ rose 52 . Dayton Stivers 72, Xttnia day night in the Championship 1 Claridon 48; Alexandria. 44 , John- game while the losers· will flll'l' ("t'nlral 4'7 . lhe Dodge rs' Vero 1Wnl'll. Fla .. 1.1· · stow n 6l, Pickaway 38. Phillie$ Sign lwo Troy Olurict eaeh other in a consolation con!ra ining cnmp Su nd ay anrl made w.._tervill• Dldrlct Jnfi t• IMr Bobhy Mor vun anti Bctlerontaine 50, Springfield Pu· test. , plans \u pitc h •·u nl it I'm rall1·d Mare ngo 66, Pleasant' Twp. 63. The jump in play from We,dnr~­ in to lhe Arm•·-" Altho ug h dedure<t •,t.:ar-hnw pi.lching hl'r u <' hick Pi - bt ic 49, Falon 68, Greenville 37, Xenit District day 1o Saturday was neeesaltatt'd lA by his drafl bo.ard . Podn·:- sa1 tl ere1ti agrl:'('d 10 term!> wilh thP l''iqua 66. Northridge 43 . Kings Mills 47 , Xenia East 45, because of the Class B tourney bt•· [he has yet to recei vf• nut H'f' of Phitatlt•lphia Philties . Morgan hit - - - Akron Sectional Xenia Woodrow Wilson 76, Simon ing held in the same gym on Marth 233 r1 an induction date . 8 Akron Garfield 59, Kenmore 35, Kl•nton 62. 1 and 2. Walt For The Call Sox· rookie contingent, 12 .2 ; rookie Barberton S1. Mary!! 6'7 , Barh<'rlon Officials for the t~nament ar(' '' All I know is thnt I in1•·nd OJl Sacram!'nto. Philip Keith and James Stewart. to pl<:~y baseball until 11u·y ra il The Pi1tsburgh. Ptr<~!t•s an- THo. Fr.o.ntona. hil Lwo homen; 'in ' 66 · RETIRED . TEACHERS MEETING Ill(·,·· he said. '"l'hey'll kr\Ow whl'rl' nounccd that calchers J:l('k Shep- u Bartimore Oriole intra . squad C•nton r-·tion.ol -• 1 'I " A · _.. Tlh(' , 1\.tc~gs: Coun\)' Rctir 1'1:'d lo find me when they w.anl nH' ... .ar-u an.f 'or1Y. lw<.~ ll . h<HI. Signed . gume and pitcher, Pnut F'oylack f..!anlon Lehman 1', Orrv•"ll•~ 53. 'I'<'~Wher~ A.~ia-t.iun wiiH moot ._.1 " r • 1 • 1 , SAN DIF..GO Oadi{. ~ Podrcs also tliseloscd !hut ht• mtn•a!iLnl;! \u~'lr. sa11s leu ISl to 4.::; ritchelj h s second slralghl score· WoO.Stl:'r , 53, Jac'··•on •• Canton • ~ ' 01.w..an -•--...1-d · , • lUI ...,, ' : 'he Fede~·at.ed Oh:rnn'lh S:~liUJ"rdlly 1~1 Mc•oorc198 S!rn I Sh IIIIH!I.' ahoul $23,000 duriug Ow win - Jl ~Lye~'!; . · epar d hJt .2.3:• :m<.1 AI l ll•ss three-Inning outing in a De· ·CC 81, Waynesdale ·•• Mass · tlon · · ·· ' ~~~, ..,~1 1 -w, l ::iO 1 . M. it W.a:.'l :am•nou-nood· tod~ty O>of Bob Du~·•• 200 ""~·-·) · 1951: ]t'l" uu the stn•ngth or his Wurtd WI ' 11 213 m ;,_ troit Tiger exhibition game. f:l7, Norlthway 49. '"'""~'' ' "1"~ 11 • ·--.__ _ _ _ _ _____;:_; by 'M.hs MIM'Ci..'l Kill _:_".::r·c."::.'c:".c·:;:id:;:"=: "'·-_:_C.:al::i::l._.:l:...::n:: ,... :::::'::·N:.:c:_.- - - - - 1on taug hl al Tuesday, j:ebruary 28, 1956 Point Pleasant Wahama To Meet In Tournament ' Columbus District Columbus Eut 74 , Grove City 33. DelaWare Will i& Sti. Watter· su n 20, Worthington 64, Linden McKinlt"y 11 . London 58. Wesler· 1 ~hile ~ie~~~ti ph~:~li~s ~~·~~~ ~~~~;; 1 -o~ki~=a~ou~!d ~ ~~~:g;a~~~:~ the Eloily Sentinel, . Pomeroy-Middl~l'f, ---------~·~~---~ . • . .,, . d' V M d 1 Temtl'l'f-, ~ian s~ {'O!"JII. W88 fttold and membent ve wwed w a«.md 1 'he new}.y OJ'Ii'anolzed Scot¥ t.'lo- MOOdtiy e\'efti>ng m -l'he K or_ P H..:• nc~ ml"ff!ing 1b ~ fot ' •ll nt Otub met Fr-iday eveni~ m Ka:JI 'W!Ilh membMll ,of _4.ke m_, ( .. 1 rf'l'!tp~JOO . ~ ~ hmna of rt!he!T presidf'DI', Mr.! . cwr.m d- .t!tw,T fnnH u.'8 et1ooncl · Mtending wq-e ~ MJW. H . 1.. r>mi twam, ."md future pro- NJg. 11t.e bl6r.il~g YAIH!ih ~·-~'I C.:dl &.lh.r, daugbtefiil: and j('('lls w ~'l'(.! ~u.<t.'it-'(1. !like IJTW.-ali< Will t:lnn by MWI. C. J_ ~- 8rn Nt>Uttling. Mr. ~ ~ Suou.tnM:r~oo .JOObt-rt ,Ptf.lltj mel RhDdes. . 0 lt1be _meat ~VM 1)1'fi9<JJ • K.ful1 Owen. Mr. ..00 )frs. Wi!lllim w:.1ll 1nt- membt~T'~ <Jnd ~l•in'C'd 00 by IMn. J';b:'J;;p !Mle~ IMir·~. lowr- and Fn>ddy, Mf. andl ' lotnl. tb .. p 1tOg;T'am ~r SNJuli·wg -and ex- Wl;>Uam L'Owt", !rt~. C. H. ~-s. :r.teinhll(li., !ttr. and :M!!)J. .bw!t. p:·aJn«< t100t ~n.otltr~ at Smut11 M!ra. Mi'~ton Ru!W&ill , ,Mirs. W.iil-llu m Mt"OJ· ~}ptl Gibbil and cblldreo, wtlol j £"C('ive ;me. r-tt•bada !l~ m:l. ad- AJ:r~, iA~u . Ol.bo w-~~1!1. ~~- M1'8. c. P. Glill-aglhcr, !Mn. waus, v.a-nr-rd .ra·nk pin:;r ·u<~ tlhe!Jr sons Karl Owen, ~.i'. ~ OhriMfl._ .) f;n.t. At•!m~m, Mrs. Ru~Selt. M.n. en·r ·n ,\lht'S'e ~m~fnr!'llo . ·Ml~"'Lt. &r41h G1bb9 J!l"., Mnl. ~ Chiild8 end daulbter; Mrs. Arthur · ~hll:s di-."P'~IfYed Seout equipiil't'tlt 01Jher m· ~~ were Olli 1!he dl"H'n SkhnneT, M!n~. Dave Fonnefl, ¥rs. >and ~-c-\·d -ol' 1l1he needed )tems up rommi>ltee. . . , Ma-x Sttnbom, Lena HcEJbln~o~ •h-ioh .a•rf! on ;t1~ ''wmted" ¢'is! . M-rs. A~l man, pMS-iden.1_. was 1 ne')', IM.!l!l. Minn:l·e Gftmore. Mn. M 'PI'C!Imt -a I!IOOOn' d ~hand ~ype- t"ha.tl:L'I (ff' •a Jihrull mf'61lini( an Hor,ace l~tttinney , J,trs. J.illi:an wri•t·e r and bendhl'11 · 11r ~ha· irs: for ~Mrs. Owen :read .a poem. Plarn~ Steiff, Mnl. RlllodE-8, Mrs. Jobn .. he ([tri l\t'y-tlhne b0')"5 ' i·n T.roo.p were made for lbe M..tf-1 end 0 £11• M!rfYer and JM:argar(llb Satlt'l'. Smlth-Holfman Wed mg ows a e . .• At Bradbury Church Of _Chmt F~bruary •» . Fred MARK OF S9'9" 11 hiS FIR~ i 19:::0 Jt//)OOR 245 m·o n~ bodl y. Am one e...-.,.. me<lt ,h.-•'n<g ..,..(• ~· J;;;;.~ may ,APPEARANC C · ,;oc.,.r ft/,;:)# Ad;.,.,"""'"" w" """"I l>y • • , • f ln 1i 11.. E i/'1 rj P.VtY. Fortn1"te Club . Fl.re Department Auxiliary Group Meets At .The Plans Dinner Tewlcsbary Home .. . • JWbert l1lO>llflcirwg otJh D~nt.?~~reo=oaChi"""' , m::_ • ..Cill~ll!g~c _..._.. ·~ 1 Weddmg guests included: Mrs., .~i' a&"t'' of the•r .oo~ter. rMMCI.a Pearl Hoffmap, Mr. and Mrs. Perry Lee w Hlonaild l .. t!!d.er lf,n"SQon of br1de, _.:w~e nttendents or the young" touple. . The ~r'ide chose., a two ~leCt' pale Ho!fman, Middleport; Mr. and Mr.s . blu~ S\li:1-. wl~h ~qler whtte acces- Fr:d Smith, Sr., nnd family, (3ess1e SOrleS ...~d . WOre n K?ld Cl"Oss for Shirley and Ray, Mr~. Ro~ert Duckher ~ i,,welry and ~ cor~agc worth llnd daughters, Roberta and. or rei{;?Fbs#Ju~L'I. r ~rs. ~p1res w~re Sallt. Mr. and Mr~. 1'od Spires, and a ch~aJ: ~mtr .~1\h Wl'l,t er whl\e son, Tommy, MtddJ~port. HD.; ~r. accc~~l~~, 11;1~4 red ros<! cors~ee. and Mrs. Vernon Bmg and family, Mrs. ~!'utb, mother_ nf the bti.d_e, Vernon, .Tan'h..-e 11nd S~n~ra; Pomchose a blue suit w1th tlarmonu:- eroy; Mr. and Mrs. Wdham Hoff. ing. o.rce!;sori~s and Corsage of man an~ family, William, . Jac_k, wh1te c.hrnal•ons and M1·s. Hoff· Joyce, Lmda and Karen, Galhpohs . ------- .fl!f, 5H A-A . ll • Hi'ld: oC Yt"" : • . -6c!l~owing M: ~m~ 2 .II ~n~~ wa... ·p..riortni.>d <wct.ion••:_·=====:::::;::~;:~~~~~~ '""== d ·s~ EUB CIJurOO m AQ!abula, Fmi)y, f'ehruar}' 17 .at 9:30 P. M. • I ' ¥nt. ~ Ke11pin ia :a· graduate of ~ lligb Soi>AA -~ 31l!rit J:s em}11oycd as rdid opera- """'at ... ~ot - fm'.-l:nlJ W~em: . Union · Tetle· -~ ... New'rt •Mr .. Kolpio) • Car<tn in own• M;N~ut,k-ee WbE!!I'f!' the ....Wp(~ wi:H I'Ufide in ~ near .t.ure.· < Kel))Ml were ,fu(lt:,. or lher ~· re- 'J)Qren:l't at En- r CHDIR MEETS TONIGitT 1be Smror ~ CJf tihe Mt. 10£ Mr . .a'nd :P.n. Geol1ge li:otlaltelller sr,"""" IIlli, Pomeroy. M<>•l·olt Jla!>ta.Oburcll wiiDI niO<>t :thi! evening ~t 7:30 f'OII" prall'rt.~c;oe, ·56 lb ·OST PRAISE REN NEl rvenin~ mr Scores Attentiort Housewive~! I THEN TRY OljR p CASl SPECIA~ rWed. and Fri. ALL THE CLOTllES PILL-GW CASE ~~ $1.40 Laundry Haven n..moon roWes, BY UNITED PRISS EAST Mrs. blr8'tk!S Mul'lrra~. IJI-~1'\$. J:rck Beit1)jte}, Aln oGrMg{llllent of ~li~M~, ,~ht fl'OITI Al'lt'bama to !MN. Rruslscil, was -used £-tr 1l. lb e cen.'tlell'~i«e on' ¢..he rtit.edmlent Army HO Swtn•1h111r ~1* !'S:t llo;,!:on C()lil 941 St. Amelm'a H2 HQ:Iy (lt'Oits IQ:I O!,•l!ned:icut 81 SOUTH Pn•,.l•yltlri1rn 117 l·' ~nnan 115 Kt•ruh•e k y 14:1 (;f'i.Jng·tu 06 1£ble::_ - .,--.,--- - - 95 'I'NmCSHt'O 81 48 65 MIDWIST ~li~h·i•gnn St. 84 WilsoonD 82 luwa 86 No\1thw.e.!I(,Bl'ln 88 · ~tiehlg:nrn 1'h.c- a clt:>::t for r.llent. ---- - '!4!'· rt... Pul'due 72 ~ ~. 111MofofM:i)wm\t'f', W. .nd MN. T W. Kr)p~n W~. The Furt!IJi-t.J e Olub me-t '11bun>d·<lY Holler's Enlertain 1 •at lt:he home uf (Mont;_ lWYOU CAN PUT IN ON' · W ilh Cloicken Dinner . Se 1!.1 bet~t- TewktYbary wirth .Mllil.~ Jea-nn{\ REG. SIZl! side<\l wlhen t!hey met ~ndoy al Olark '1I'S lher -assi~n'l! lhoio;1toos. M,.,. Bomer Hul'-'r enlort>rinod lllhe Fifle'ITie!n'B Ha,Jl an'll nam.e-0. The club memOOn~ en.joyedr fl ' 190- " '"·lh ., eh~cken din!ner )bui'Dy eve'11 have lo1t !iC lbs. lllfl.:e I 11111rted ~. 0 . E . iM.cK-i·l'lll~ ~nd M.t\'>. .., .. u!.ln,: Rtmm:l Concentrate." writtl washed. Dried & Folded ('lfD.!I even·in·g ·mlld wirl'l· me-et at 1\Jhe ~~ Mit)]!!' un 1tlhe norninoa~t>i·ng nilnlg -nt lhc:r lh ome OhestJea'l Thoad Mrs. Peggi. Galne1·, m N. IIU1 St.1 !home or .MM. Robent: Moui$ wi~lh L•- b-...h Steubenvll , Ohio. "~ I ~AH.IICl ~tee. l'blllls were m·nde ~l\r Mr. Hol :\.er On u•,... "' 'wl· tftktn; Rennel I wel&hed 1'11 Jll~ M'M. Rli®m1d Owt."'l as 1he .:witft~ ~ooor.ing dtliY~ A deoool'oo.cd •bi'r.fhOa-y ca·kC · , ·r1111ay t<welah 120 tb!L. r~e recom ~ ~ ') linmversm d-~nrn:er·b> he ·hel-d y mended Rennell.b many of friend~ tnrg ihJrysie-,~. \\"lli.c•h ceru\~rect >J,he t•a hi e wa.;. scr· who comment on the weigh I bav• Jn~ A -dessorl. ooun:;e was served 11a- ved w~1:rh rLhe dtmret-. , lost,·and. how mum better TIOfllt. tam ~· Sidney B.usse\1. 1\t..-e. Da;rflt ,n:oud to recommend Rennet aftl!-r IBI!Jd- !Mii:'8~ Jdhru Vrom~n were hns- Mlm. Paul Harbn.'(''hit, Mn.. RolK'rt Prestm~ ware M•r . .and 1Mrs. Da· what tt has done tor me." Your druRgt~t has liquid R'!NNn... for 110te -.even]nrg m-d serve1d. Mi•:r!·~ . 1\~J'IS'. Jl()l}m lt'ullll.z, ,M.IN;. GeT- vllfi F.r eoker, .M\r. •ood M.ts. Roy Allk fl'ft booklet. JIENNEL has proven and recommended by ooMO..ola>d d/mgbnurts .<hidh were a'ld A•nN11ony, Mn. Ja.~k BaiC'lhner, F'a'eekil!l!" wOO da,\llg:h.t.e.'18, Joan'l'll ·01 nd bl!en for thousands of your Ohio neiBhbor,. f,r.ie;l.d.lii'Liq ~!he. sooil!l.'l b.oor to Anna llo'Meiilt, IM•rs. lta.ymood J·a,ekie, !Mtr. -an~ M•I'1S'. R.ooy Hto111 er S,'!o1lsfr.cttcon ~anteed With the ftnt 30-ft E Ma'- St Ph 430·M iMiitJ:; McK.ill~. Ml,'!;. }.f:ill!hil. Mlrs. K1i'OA&, IPli~J. WiJH1am Wal:tcll"s 111nd ·a:nd cbi·ldl'€1n, 1\J her!! .ond Ann, il'hc bOttle or Bt!lnd to matlufaetLJrer for · "'-~ · ' ' 'hio-n:o:rree ·a•nd illo!-lLes& retund. You'U not be hungry reduePomeroy, Ohlo IM•rs. IOObert rM,c· ,p,.f,r-s. R.ial..n 1 ~·tl OWCI:'l . ln( with JIENNEL, Costa oni>~Y__'O~l~ -"'~·_:_.!-!~~~~~'='""'""'""'"=~.1~ ~. MrJ. Everetrt: Bllclhnffi", Midt:Jieport Volull1lteetr nN-· DepartroPn•l, preo- 7~ Vandm~bitlt ltTl'tMJfiiChJg -the m~ 1111h~ir Ma-reartt. hl M'1". . girts "' ""'"""' u.e' r - . . n t • ~P !Mr. o8lld Mns. Hawk:itls Jr., 4.IOOi:r marrira>ge on Mt. amd Mm. T. F. Ha'WWns, IMr. ,.., gcandd-er V-ttgil- A-tltin8 rt"qtJh'~ dl oUicers drew frmuat 1 ~~(· f·haU"onl.iliD of J-Lwne Ecor•.omJo,, \lr~ Jo~ .i;s Qt;,k,J-n:l f"'~h Grangr · to 8t"ff:d :uti - w ~~•VCI' ..w..1d~ng ami~ ve, .. C<> •• m rn.ve~ood. . 'l1he couple w:ill'l r.esHie Ill Clicve- •l·atJJd ' df(ll'ee of J-"'morQ wrlt be exern· .pHHed m fWI ff•rm ·.be rna~~tU ~'ff, rl-h Mr. and Mrs. • Ill,_ aOO &h Slewalt l~imJ. Mr I vf :Mol'. ~-nd Mm. Jcrhn Hawkiii:J Jr -aqd. .M'm.. Obarl.es Vrom:aa oand aOO Mil". Hawlcitnl!l' bi.Tf:l~ were ~ ~Mark, Mr. oand M:m. ctwriea eclobNJt~ satunl!aly flit ~OOir bome Muml¥ .and eon Koontfh, Mr. rat ~on tlh~ daueM.~. •Mi:stt Ju~- .Hn;. Wimam ~ and 111M\, · ~ H:awk'l'DS ~ Mrs. Fmnt.Un- end Mft. Jolm: Mayer, Patr;irla Grollhcr, O?t~nbus, pla·n ncd a Lloyd, M:lddlepOI't; ~rank!lin, em. party Ml ~ bollor. , . ~bet and dau~ter. Vicld L)ul-.ul -A-~~ ~!Nltre: PdMy Kan', Columbu!i; Mr. aod pt?d Wlltlh 18 !:.!~r':! room .Mrs. Ed . T. Bauer, Jaot:aoa ..0 t'hp ~d... -~ b ~ J..Jmat Mr. ·ILnd •t.h. Hank Youog, ~ miJte 00 ~ eoo.:J_ ,v><:U Y 111115:'11 ~T.:· · lfi1Js. M'l'S. G.ffltiher !pl'ltSided at llbe I"';~:·=====-=====:.! slWer coliCee s&Yiee -wbidl. wafill gtve.n -to ~Min<!. H-aiWki•ns by her lbu!OOn.d ror lher anni11't'f'88ll'Y. lee c:roam w.i:Uh 'WOOdin&" bE!lQ deoQn· ldon, o&i4ver do:~l•ioGS and 19Jolver 4md Wlbiltoe oopkloM ei!IITiied out llbe sWV't'1f tlheme ,•Ml!d -tlhe D-~ IS YOUR BUDOE'I,' 00 illt1: buffet lh:Jd si:lver fil~ numaralr; "25" at eooh end. Wil'l·i~ TAKING A BEATING! ~lhcrnums ·n.erci8MI8 and si~vered' .{dlia>go 'were lh>CJd Jn ~lh.e The l1hit"a•;l(), m. Mi'!,B HJll~ i>S ·a fl"a>tklate .and a fo.rmll.'ll' ,tOO'Qher of fuirvJew JHg,h 'schoOO·, Day\:on, a· b'lWuca:tc of Kt:•M. St-altf'l Uni'V('J"Si!ly, .a· memher of ·tlhe G"bi onwg&: ISIOO'O.I'·i•::y 18Jld on4. •present ,¥; a ~~.eaclh!e:r i'n 1llhe Oh!''Ye•Lwnd Scii.JOOib. Mr l.Jallt...cm 'at1endcd tOO Unive-rs i·~y of mll.iinois. He oor:Vffli feorr ye:a.rs fn tlbe u . s. Navy aOO i~ ~ngenwmt. -now affill-i~-ed w111h t>h'C Transo En 'Mirs. Lt1la R,~ asstited .tlhe Mrs. 'nh·llri'rj~;!!j Oar'$1:, opr:esidemt of tbe A'UX'Ilii3!JIY gr t!he Auhtar-n POMON4 MEETING •M(1i(!' Oo. P>oJnooa G,..., wit t1o:ld ~ -.I "'iU!.M- me~ .l"rilby evll(ldlg, ltamh 2, al 8 o'eiQclt at !he 9pna.~ Gr-ange ij.aH willh ~ Gran-ge ., ~ . 1'tlc Mr. 8!1d r.n Delbert BNc-h ue oont B~rthdoy,Sdver Weddmg AniHVersary ' Mr. a nd ;MilS. W.iii.Jiam 26 111 ~·~---------- "'I.Mr. And Mrs. John Hawkins Celebrate Marcia Lee Hill 1iorr: l{orrman graduated 19~. nc Is Engaged T0 h~s complet-ed th~ce y~ars m •he U. S. Army and rs a hnoty~e op· erat?r r~r the Callipolls Tnbun~ Rona/d L. Larson mouth Road, Gall1pohs. ~ .i,. .... ooU "'"' Dlml>am sories tmd con"ages of red , ro~es. The bride has been attendmg Middleport Jligh SchQ?I wh,ere Mt. Calha T1mes. Mr. and Mrs. Hoffman are at. home to lhcir frie~ds _at 41 Ports- 'tlr•. 1J thO groom, wore • '1'h' 1>oot<-.s. iseSmith,daugbteroCMr and Mrs. F ed Smith Middleport RD 1 r:r her wedding to L. man son of Mrs. Pearl Hoffman, Middleport. The single ring ceremany was performed by the Rev. Thomas Wy~tt at the Church_ of Christ in Brudhury a1 sevc n·Utirly o'clock. Mr. IJ,n~ Mrs. Ted Eurl Spires, sister· .;a:nd- brother-in-law of the '*'s. I Salurday, 24 , ,was lhelmon. mother or date chosen by ,Miss Pauhnc Lou· ,yellow enser•hle with dark acces· SET A ./fEr/ WORL {) - ll~t:J itrJkl• 79 Vll.'fl 76 l ~I(.WJ d !! fl6 Gt' org;Ju. Tl•('1 h . Pythian Sisters, Stall And Officers "1aigoret Brudt Feeney-Bennett Legion Auxiliary Group Scout MQ.ther.s Hold Turlcey Dinner At K Of P Hql~ MQ,rried Feb. 17 Votes Contribution To Heart Fund Clltb Meets At A contribution to U\e Heart 1presented under t he directton or Dunham Home st~~e :~ci:~jer()1·= ~;:; l ::•:...-~:;;;:""~;,;! To Thomas Kelpjn Fund cn1npa\gn was voted when Mrs. Judson Whit e. cb1irman or thft Auxil'ilr,Y of th e Feeney-Ben- that committf-e, und included a nett Post . No. 128, -'meril:'a.n Leg- piano solo by Mrs. Lillian Stclff Ibn, me-t .at the Legion Hall, Mon - "The Stnrs and Strip~;>s Forever "; day, with Mrs. Dale Mourning, pre· an aC<'ordial) !->Olo "1'he Washing.. 11ident, In chfltlge. The Auxiliary ton and Ll'e Post March", ltra. made plans to prepare and !iervt• Paul Haptons tall ; i,!ruup aineing the Lew:ion'11 blrth"d.oy dinner in of patrlotil' aong:i with Mra. SteHr March and ordered the-1.1' popJ)it's as pianist ; Patriotic readln&~' on for Memoriul Day. It was vo1ed lo Abrah:un I.lncoln, Gt'orge Wash· send a gh·l to Girls' State thi s sum- lngton and ''Wha.t America Means mer. tn Me'' by M.rs. Blanche 1lapton'Six members have been addt>d s1olt. Mrs . Norman Waylund and to the Aux-iliary : Mrs. Bertha Hy· Mh. WhHe. sell, Mrs. Wesley Frye, Mrs. C. P.[ A deiscrt courR wa,s served by Bradbury , Mrs. Charles A. Brad- Ml·s. coru Benne tt, Mrs. Charl~s bury, Mrs. C. 0 . Fis her nnd Mrs. [ Bennett , Mrs. Warren b.avis and William Robllon. Mrs. Helen Batey . • An Americanism program Wt\ S . .. All~IRAL I,A, A•l :1 l•a m;~ 01\IQ , ' 1 IN ' • \ .' 0:1 'f'olrdo 77 Ohio UrJII·v. 67 M·li•lloios 97 M~nnesotlia 81 Tul~ 69 Rnadtey 118 · ValentJne Party Held Recently .. , . .. By Girl $(:outs. ' WIN One of too NII,W Plt • • DOM OAa LAUNDitl.al ·12 1 AD 5100,000 CONTEST Glf OlfAJlS AT YOUir GAl COMPANY 0"1CI 9 SOUTHWIST ·tJ11\Y 78 HouUn 87 U:i'!'dinSimmons 63 N. Mcx. 57 Ok~~homa ( , puts" the. WIST lown St . 79 ~l'ali'OOO fl2 • I \. ) 6 SP·ECIAL • CUSTOM V-8 I ,. Ford engines .. For example, Ford'~ new·225·h.p. Thunderbird Speoial V-8 engine ~yelopo more torque t\)an any other engine In the iow·p!icl!. field. Thi' means quicker reapohse,l!llloother runn4\8 \n ~kind ot,drtving vou do. Just a aentle nudae of Ford's aeceleratOr and whooslll You Jllllllln l~stan~ ":\WI! jna_tants. ~1111t I Ford now often tf\la mifl\lty ~b.~ tn~ne ~th I;\IIY Ford F\irWie or S~tlorl W~n ~el wltli Foij'domatic. What'' more, these e~m• ate eominlt oft the llll!embly lines rlibt nQW I \!0 why j\'Bi~! C~ II\* fo~ a Test . qnve. Find ou~ for yolil'llell ~j\9ut. Ji:Qid porformam•. Find out why Ford is the. V-8 wi\h the biggest following I tors in the "Olympics" of stock car racing at Daytona Beach, Florida. In blazing across the finish line Ford demonstrated once more the sizzling performance that keeps it the· largest-selling V-8 in the world. No other car in the fl~d could match Ford for getaway "Kit" ... for stralghtaw.y acceleration, .. for aU-around roadability. To see exactly: how the other cars trailed behind Ford, see the clu\l't at the top of this page. One of the secrets of Ford's performance is the tremendous torque (wheel turnilll! power) developed by • • · ~;O,RD • .#H~-.~lb~ • ·I with an_C!!Utomatic gas water heater ~~ Sura- just aboW everybody heats water with Gas! It's fa~r and ,r cheaper than any other "method. But to have dean, hal water ALL the time, you need a modern Gas Water Heater !hot's underfired- i,nsulated · -and fully automatic. Then the fast Blue Flame will provide enough hot water for woshday- lor "your automatic dishwasher- for cleaning -and lhe 101 ather hot waler needs. Lei that clean Blue Flome $0rvo you mora officientlyl World's largest-selljng \L• .Test Drive the V-8 ¥ ''"; ·· Champion/ ., .\ Remember, water can tie heated by Gas faster and cheaper than by any o\her mtthod. hater and cheoptrl As~ your Plumbir to give rou th'e compl,te story of automatic Ga• Water Heatenl • New Modem Tarquol.oe Paint, Bumper lu Rnmper. A Top VA.LUB.· 488. f \ •, ,, ' .' . ,, . t GREAT t\t, .$q'p T"t.t(TIE,_WSAZ!TWJ:31 ~MURSD. j ,_ ' \ .( ' • '· -· Middlli!bott,, Obio .. · . ,,., ' •• ~ ~ a rare type of rolfee. Moun~ CC!IIec-~ ex~ ........ has the raresl lmg and -~ nnsfymz -Oaypc ~y., ·.: I "r' ""idl ' naturally more Oavorfu! ll(>f!(C; FoJ&o:r.. ~ ..,lee~a· llld b~· in their unique way. '{hia iJ whal &i- fa~'i its rare fragrance, clear amber co!QI:, ~ ldmlh;qpy .lliieren1 dav'or. '1\is " the . 1 coa-. . Diarover for younell the ~ b:Wia aboul ~ ~ ~­ l!lld ill distinctive flavor. Try Mo~n-Am!m Fol&er's tomorrol'(o ~ 1"- . - ·rotger's Goffee .~~mountain-grown ' .. ,'li.i_um in remoie~ mountain reglnnnhere the"! Hi Ill '~ ~ ~ .pe~tji, 'volcanic soil, warm ttopic rain, ~Dd ',.U.r&ina .W..~ .:qjtu knOW.. today. The Ford V-8 again showed its taillight to all competl· 1951 FORD • distinctive flavor in Folger's .•·.a flaV9r ·you'U find 4no~ualty. rich, and tangy.~•. never tlafor· b~fl .... �' -.- PageSbc - WANT ADS Adl txett.a , "' ... IL will be JMlbliahoO tu ..., llo7•.-tvo4. &ate. : 7: "'"'"IJI JN'' woru. one ll IC1k& Miaimum du.rle :tac.-6 eeata per word for Uuet - . MCUI:ive lnMrt1ou. llfed.ai--One mootlii tor 21 een'&l I ... word. . hU. ra\e or 2. eutt pe: word will be claar&ed for advertising il not pa~a tur Deto:e tb.e t:tut oi eae~.t lllOD.Lb lOUOWbtl tuerUon. !Orrort Ut Aanrtial.ni-Sholl.ld bt .~ ~~ . 'i'be .U&U) ~d'l. ~w mvrii ......... wUI. nut De reapownDh one wco.rrect UWlQ LD ...,u. \It :I'banKao del f,pt'CIIU tot ... llCe5 ~ !I.'VenW pruu~ aL r~&u llr clU&lltOO tiiW'a. IJOHUIIUl,. publiabed at l cem ptr wora. aarpa Alii t*"-'11~~ D)' mlui w wtepboat. &~Yea CIS'tlluJ. .lit~ ...... .. , :-.iOI"IGes E1 OUB ELt.LARONIC SECD. tARY TAKE YOUR WAN1 ADS AT YOUR CONVENIENCJo. IN 'l'IIE EVENINUS. CALL 38'1 FARMALL TRACTOR OW~ER5 •Jld you know yuu could aave ~% or more on part:a by havln& you. Lractor ena1ne overbauJed bt: lore March 1, 1956? Also 11._ tlDoLlt our spQCJ.aJ on palnhnb uad tw:~.oup. Mei&a Equ1pmen• ...o. Ptlone 94. ~· (ll) . Real Estate .,....nect 1·3 <W\L INCOME TAX SERVICE. c.Jl Md.ddl.eport 6271'2-3-tf Tu,esday, F.ebruary 28, 1956 "he Dallv Sentinel, Pomerov-MiiJdleport, Ohio' r~ w- LEGAL NOTICE r..n oao<o, ~ olooe of B 3620 I.iDcolb Avmu.e, Co>omgtoo, K-..ky, wilt .W.e noll-06 otm:4 on tbe 1711h. .od8')'" of Sept>ember, 1~ . George A. TVA'Power Offer Beta Sigma _Phi Takes Aluminum Plant From Area LETART, W.VA. Mr. Estel RobiDJon, Mr. and Mfl, Cecil Bleasina and Ella were din- Collects·$359 ELECI'RIC SWEBPER in atU.tiiDutJ $10. Phane 6127X, 36 ner guests of Mr. and Krs. GUy RutliaDd St., ~ Z..28-3tc POMEROY- i -room modem. frnme UeWllbant a<> Admimslrator of tlbe B1eaaing of Maaon, M.ood8Y. Mrs. Carrie King apeot Tuesday, aod: ballh. beautiful hardwood estill~ 1.1! El'..oa- Peerd- K:irby, De• I ' . , . , ......... -. ..... T .... Q , ..... I I I I .,.._.,u ........ • - - - T wlt.h Mrs. Ada Thompson. Mason l.Jow»tJy milrsed an oppocMember& of lt!be Beta &iiiZm lloon<, """' - . 'II <......ci, beinoi ololuWI. filed hi.. Mn. Ed. Fry, Tilt IDd Sam Bo• (.unn)' .oo ecqun a $75,0UU,OOO l'bi . - <the chairmanohip ol -VA lu.ncdng -. "' """ Obio, ProbaoeCl6e c...rt, WANTED-Old guns, Indian relics, 14, .. yean- to ma- M-eigs County, No. awmi!DUnl pJia1lt !lilt A-ppJ.e Grove, Mrs. Edwanl Beer were Ute 8l"WP toD were visitora ln Point Pleuant etc. Forrelt Jones, Rt. 3, New t:uritJ-·. Owoer wil'l oarey finan. 16844 egra.illlst ·t he above named l>el.OW PoWlit Pl.ea&aot, becaU&e ot of vdl.unteen in the Pomeroy area Tu<aday. Mr. and M.n. Donald Thompson Carll.sle, Ohio. 2-21-fitc to suooessrfuily Oll!lTf out the ciDg on •hils $1300.00 cql.tilty wt'Lh pa.rtoy illlllld orbens as defe~. foot '""" Met.al Heart Sunday ~called on Mr. and :Mrs. Harry $700.00 down. aU-e.ging rther.e :ils 100 ~ pro- ""' compaoy can dille get --el.ectlm: power The lOOIIl ,group of 30 women in Thompson, Tuesday. RACJNE-7 room fNifTle bouse pent.y ()f said decedent witih wlb:i:!b. c.heaJl'BI" lin tOO go\'lell"lllmeQt wbMr, lves Kin~ and son, Eugene, w.iotlh babh. .M uminum siding. !lo pay Illite debta o! sa-id dccedf.rl,t .s.IIOiztl\i TV A '&TW, 1Mt ·bas been re- their cenYass of Pomeroy collect.z Five room t;nodera APARTNicely -located 00 tlbe Hill w~lh and cw:t.s of oadm~nist'EII'ing Ri-d vt.'it·Lcd. ed ttle rrum of $359.93 to ''kick- were businesa vlsitors in Point Pleasant, Tu~y MENTS, with laundry ·ao.d gar'Ill acre •lot witlh g~. ~ e.<rtate; th-at bbe sal~ dect"dent, M. C. F1Wl'k, Yi.re preBi:dent of off' the Heart Fund campoaign, Mr. and Mre. D. A . Roush and ~ge. {)f)eH.u ~ ... ~ ctwell$7500.00. Eltlna Pearol Kirby, died seized tn 1.he Appalacruan Ete.!t:J.ie Power Vobmteer W9l1kers Suoda.y were mg. ev.... .rwu_. fee si-mple of tlbe fol)II)IWH"lig J)ln'- Llo., bas ~re p<.uted .tJba.t !his! <.'()m- Mm. Will..liam. Attins, Mrs. Sellm Okey, were vieitora of M.r. and A. N. Bensel. 1-24--tf CUCKLER REALTY eels oof re'all mtat>C sj,ol.umllie im tlhtl pall.ly fiad Dooo -approaon«l. by Bliazt!'WiCZ, Mn;, Robert Coate&, Mrs. Ed Fry, Tuesday evenin(. Mr. and Mrs. Charlle Brown. Sue Box 229 PhoM 108-Y county of Mlei.p, •in the 19La1le 0( rl.e)"Q!Olal •)temdo Co., re1ail1M ill Mn. R.icb&rd Kar.r, Jr., Mrs. R~g..:r Ellen and !:va Lee, were dinner 5:-.floom NEW HOUSE. unfur-- , 2-25-3t-c Ohi!o, and in ·llhe rt.oownshill 00 Rut· ~OCliiLmg an ~uminum plant m Morgan, Mm. Chades. MuJJerv, Mrs-. guests of Rev. and Mrs. W. S. , }and and bOllillded dlnd desc.ribed the Ohio vw~. nia.bed. Brownell Ave., )lidd.le-j Th-ontaso B.ue, Mn!. Leland Si&win, Billups, TUesday.' Mrs. WiHioam Sw&eJ• , :Mirs. Ralph port. Reuonable. Phone HOUSE F?R SALE-5 rooms with tM f00!1'0WS: · . . 'the plant was Ito 'Jiave fe9-Uind Mrs . Btbel Myen, who has been H. 1·17-tf bath, blg garage, on large lot p,<fro€11 Qn<e: Begm.nmg 40 rods 22.'),000 kidowattB uf oleUric -power Welker, Mfs. Wdlliam Andeno.n. in Gallipolis. See Bob Tuttle, 26 sou1Jh ·from the sou'Jheast corner to b-e lurnl:9bed. by .the Appa:.•<i· .Mm. hankll.i.n Barl-ey, Mrs. Will· visiting her son and wife, Mr. alld ROOMS for rent, 7b E. Maio St., Vinton Ave., Gallipolis, or phone of ;<;ecitli·o:n 11, ~IOwnc::Jhi·p 6 .md (J/)i'<I'Q Co. F1unk alsD said dNli the .ioam Clm, Mill, Don Coliins, Mn. Mn. Tobey Myers, returned to Pomeroy, Phone 20~. 2-23-6tc I 6023 Middleport. 2-27-6tc 1 I"larJgoe 14 of th-e Obio Oompany's s~te of t:he plant was to ibave been Allred Crew., Mrs. Th.onuls Orow, Dayton, Tuesday. she was accom: BRING YOUII SHOES TO £A. I - 1 Pur.....,, ic> !Wtland rownsUKp, Applie Grove, W . Va., appro,WUa- Jr.. AIM. Arnbro8e Gibbs, Mri-i. panied as far as PoiDt Pleasar.t CINE SHOE SHOP AND SAvE 1 ( 20 HI Insurance Meigs c""'ltY, Ohio, <boooe oouth .telf ten mtles below pt_ Plea9arrt. Jack Kemtedy, Mrs-. Richard Rupe, by Mr. an4 )fn. Myers, ii.Dd Mr. . MONEY. 1-17-tf I 40 rodt:; , ,tfhenee west as rods, fittilli'P Spom, •pres>idmt oi dle Mrs. CU..,ies Sl.&ni~, Mrs. Dan- and Mrs~ . Den~is Roust&. MisS Sue Adkins was absent COMPLETE J.nsur1nee ProteetJI'D, 1lh~ no-r~fl 18 ¥4 Deg. ~ 84 iel Thompson. Amerro&n GID and El.eotric Co., 4 room FURNISHED APARTMENT,!' Life, Auto, Fjre, Polio. Call Don l'l:lds, .tthfltl~ non:lh 711,-t ~- :J!:lw. T~ tlbf;t QU, OOIJl'pany ·had lMn. Edward Wells, Mrs, John from scbool a lew days on aceoun.J furnace beat, utiliUes paid, I Milia, Middleport. Otuo 20 rodi, ·~Renee sou!lh 18Vo~ I>eg. Werry, Mre. 8erDan1 Kmke, Etl- of illness. offered ReyoWOg .a 1'.\00 but had adults, Do pets, near Pomeroy · e&t 49 II"'Cl!Cb, tlhenoe east 26 I'IOII1s been tJo.l'd !Lha..t the TV A 11lilte Wa!io z.abetb &liUG, Mils. Rd.tmaro RO&enMiaa Sandra RotL.~h i s improvlpg High School Mrt. Langlotz, 324 bo tha p)il'l"e of beaiTl'rlline. eon· baum, 'Ca.rol Sp0rrc(!o, Mrs. Jiidw-d from the chicken pox. lower. E. Main St Ph. 302 -X 2-23-12ic ilaini~~»g 151h aai'IC6, more or lees, MAX WARD The company had d!e!cickod to Jones, Mn. iMidey Wiillldoams and Mr. Curlil Richard was in New 15 aores lin F.Ncl·ioo- ~ and one115 L locend It, Phone 61 Mr.. Edwaro Ba..-. bul~d ·in I.Ji:!iter Hill, AW>ama. Haven, Wedneaday on business. f'or ~on Ladder~. half I'll!) OOJ"Ie in Sootioo 11 said Pemtror, Ohio w'tlit!h is In TV A ltierl'itocy. Mr. and Mt-s. Archie ChaprtulD Sclf!old Bolrdt, Drop Clolhl. tov.-rn«;~hi-p and MIJlle, mel being ol AlUanee are vlalttua: his mother CliDtoD J'tab.et, M1ddloparL t!he 'Sal1\e .p('etnVJerf 6let off J3Dd. • MIIG~ GENERAL HOSPITAL• Mrs. W. J. Chipman. . Pb.one lli8$-X. 11·1-11 s)gned to Charles Price by tthe 1J>jsm~ : !Mrw. Robert Haa-le;a Mrs. Katie Hart spent Tues~y M""""'ll-1». Commo.n Pleas CouM. oi M•e'igs a:mi soo, Uasan; Mns. Don oMUtlen afternoon with. Mrs. Rt':DI BoneFor rellt-Electrte "Willplper u..a.....-~... ("louMy 00 December 4. 1883, In and ISM, Por)\erOy; ArUrur ~­ cutter. •teamer. Clinton Fbl>or, Mida-D -act•f.on f.or pau-:ti.tion 1-n· said te:r, Middl·eport; Mayo Balles, Day- ' Mr . and Mrs. Dennis Roush, alrs. 11·1·11 I dieport. Ph. 6211&- X. Oo1..11nt, being Case No. 2630, en· ~on. Vena Rainey and Mrs. Okey Roush, t.1lled EM:a~Wn.e Grimes, Legal Notices Very deainble first floor APART· I were dinner guests, Thursday, qf V·s. Ro.se!l.rma Oomwell, at a-1 ., MENT.' ~utomatic gas furnace. CARBAUGH RIT!S Mrs . Elsie Rost, of Huntington. wlll not be responsible Ior .any I ~m)dm!.s, a l'lerot'd of Wlhich is 12-22-tl Call 817o.J. F'ulrera!l• 9ellViOE3 fur J!(Jihn, Can-. They also visited' in the home of ~UIIt.(DA"v ME~T"IMG 'CALLID debts contracted by anyone oth- fuund ~'D Volume 20, Term ReTwo Monkey Run aPea j.uvenilltt~ bawgh, 77, Grallit St., ri!l -be held :!Jlbe .!Mlt,, ~~~~ - ~SoAHTMENTS--er than myself. Howard Rou&h. cord, IMIE>d'P County CQ.mmon <l'ges 14 -and 11 .aolong with theiT Wedone;.OO<y at two o'clock a.t .tlbe Mr. and Mrs. Audy Edwards. 2-24-3tp I'lea~S" Court, Page 310. Mrs. Ina Weigand, Mra. Garnet del'¥. wilt llieet ~ eYfttinC 4-room. All pare.JY.s .have been ciited to eppeaT Guid:ng S::.ar Ohurodh, Le1.aa-.t, W. . . I IJNFURNin Juvenile Court by lllhe Meigs Va ., w:J·.n bul"ifd jn, -~~1-e L!'tart. Chapman, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Bles· 111 t 7;30 M. _'lhe ·b<nnf' of ~- · by Pi:ll"'Oel Two: Beginn·irl'K west 83 sing, Mrs. Pearl Weigand . and Oo19. Pflad "St.; wilob ;Mm. Obir'la APARTMENT. WE BUY I"I(Kis ,bod sootfh 3 Deg East 6 rods Count')' Sheriff'$ .office. The juve- Cemetery •and !lhc Rev. GC(rtr1gi:~ Brenda, Mr. Lon Blessing, Mrs. J'iimris U rtbe':!hos:tess ur.ant, 6034-Jt, ,.:::_.- - - -rl-ilt' l a'l'e ctw-gOO wiJth, breaking Grimm 10ffici1Jifing. Fr~en:drSJ may Gladys Burris, Mtss Ella Blessing [ rom th~ south~ t.'Orner of Seel'I'RUO'l'lli\AL I BEAllll . ....._ 2-21-61< from ·a: va·oo-nt C'·:":.!~l a.t Raw{n~-Ooat:s Funer.a] I ~on 11, ~p 6 and Range 14 out 40 w i:nd·rrws and Mrs. Katie lllrt met hi the 8bd Miss GLoli..i. CrumP Wflre callOHIO VALLEY LliH~ln m; . • J "boone, roo Sheriff's Home. m APAflr. of if,Jloe Oh-io Cl:ml'pmly's Purdlaoo, home of Mr . .antl Mrs. !<"'red Rousb, Crs m·r~e Thom'p&OD home JUNK CO. "ture. UtllWM n RIW!aOO Township, MeiiR:s Ooun· office reported. ~he ladies qui_lted wh1le ef.:.urg •. . · .~ Thursday. 1 n.~ •two were c.ited .Monday 8-2G-II Pbonf. ft1C' I )', O'hi•(), ilbence soot!}) 3 De-g. east HOLZER HOSPITAL the gentlemen kept theft~ burin· ~ , W. J. Cb. a ifman, was a cJJntiiCRAP IRON ;- IR'I'A.LB 74 rods, tlhence 63!'1: 42 rods, eve-nmg IBflter ·the ..slheri{f's departAdmit.t-ed lM!ondaoy: Roy T . Van. ing. Mr. and Mrs. · Arch~ Cb•P. nf.'l' gUest · nf the CecU .]Jleu!DC ent, t :NOml t h>::-nce TWrT~h l8Yo~ De-~. wrlil 84 men-t oruMvd ra ii.Jp from another •l1I~Pr Jr.•. Ma:Yon: Mrs. J. Mat1tiil1 an were Jfternoon caller~. . {hmllS"t. ~day. ··, · ~ · • ; also 5 ro!Cis., ~lheDoo ISOllli}) 711.-2 De!;~. wesl Lmcolft. H11l area jU'V<!ni1e wbo Ml!'!l~;;o, R:a ~i~e RDi ~s-. Goor~gC Mrs. Sam Boston ',"a.s rem~v~d ·Mr.' ~q~ Mftl, pe11Qis J;to118b and s-pOI' . ted Uh.c lbo"JL9 breaking the win· ' $M monttl. 20 -rodtS to t!he plaoe ool beginndnrg, Hud"!l C'ill, M,ddlepOO"'t; R-nger L, , from her home Wednesday to · ox~ · were- guests of · Mrs .. Vena aU uti-Htiet Good Clean Used Cars conr!·ai!-ni:ng 1~ aoraes, moo.-.e oc lif'!Sti. cl-owg on Wedn:esd-aoy, WlltiJe view· Psmcm, P"w1: · ~~·00 RD; f'i3y Ann.a ~chaekel Clinlc at Masdn, suffei-- Jtala:ei. Friday'· Dfterriooit: · 2-WO!p All Makes ond Modell i n F.rooldlou 5 saild t'Owoohip ancl J<ng t he ~ ~ide wit·h a pair Lea Riff! ~. Leo-IJI, W. Na.; M<&'I'f l.llg from a deep _cold., , )Jt'; a'nd Mrs. Ch~r~ Brown ~d r-cm.ge, ·and baing t•he S~ame pre· of binocul'llftl firom "his home. The Oa•tberine H~, New Haven. Mr. Ed Fry and Mrs.1 Taft B~~ ·l~~ ~·vWt;ed w.<~Q.~day wltb Help W onted it ow.nei:J by Norman Scobus'h·ouse mi !fell set off and aBsilgned to Admi 1·'·ed 11usday: M~t~i. Jclhn ton .are ill at thi!l writing.· .Mrf. Waftenburi, bt P'Olnt·'Pteu-t.er. The Cat$ •ban b{'IOO -u-nder inRoy>aJJ. Price by h Common ?le:..s AUTO SALES W. Le~ Jr., Poma-oy; M!rs. Befbs Mr. Joseph Kay and mother, artf: ... .. WAITRESS, muot 1M> 21 Cll" ovw. COUirt of Mlei.gs County on Decem- ve .. ~i•gation by Deputy Sberif{ Soot_t. Pomeroy. Mrs . .Mag ·<ay of U~ion, _:;pent ' Mt1: D~ght . Gi1tbs . (l.nd . qecil oau 208-J1 2-28-3tc Leroy Bartrum. ber 4, 1883. in am 13cl.l!oc for par. Bu.t1h;: A da·ught•er Lo Mir. BQl•d Thursday after~oon Wlth Mr. and Blessing .a,nd l(re.. W. J . Cb~at.all, Sheroiff RII9Sei.L rcpol'lled lt!ha.t -~---U~·on- .;n !i'Diid C0111nt, bf'lln-g Qase Mirs. JoO"hn W. Lee Jr, Mrs. Dwight Gl~ha. we~e -i o ~al!OD;, ~md . ~Q.int PI~Int, f:lus1ness :lerv1ces No. 2830 enbtiJ•ed E&t:alme Gri~e.s, James lluWon, 34, M·!IJiersviUc, Mrs. Pearl Weigand spent ThursFriday on bl,lsinefiS. . PFa.Jn·t.iff ~s-. R09Mna. Co~)mwell. was i'ntcmncd' .ilfl, the eoun·~Y j.a-il, day evenlng, with Mn. _Garnet 1\Jr!j. ·Eiin.er ·N.ewberr;x-, cal1ed:ber FOR RELIABLE PAlN TING con:APPOINTED BY COUR1j et a1J., Dl-fl'Ulld~nrts, a I"IOOord of Monday \ll;rt-e11noon, 1()]1 a dlarg ~ ()r .and -~- A. Bless1ng. p,arentj;, ~r. and Mrs. D ~ A. Roush, Chapman tact Rlehlf.d C. Wlit, 232 Two[) .appoin.tme-wtlSI were tnll'do whicl\ is found in Vol. 20. Term f131SBUH .a.nd ba"trt."f.cy. Hudson was Mr. ~1"hJ Gtbbs caU!i!~ 9." Mr. $fid4\)t. , . . • ' - . ., Fourth St., Middle port, Ohio. Recond. )k>,l-gs County Common ......... bl~~Cool by "l!o ~J--l;dm _Ed Ffr. -~~ a~t~, ,who .ia , INSURANCE AGENCY JStfi'fl ~Fr~ e~JUecl..on Mr •.and 2·22-SOip Alii!:_ ~ BacoD's "office :r:epa-rted ltdilay, Ph~1a1S (lourlt, payc 310. and "\\o1hich om.!i' li\Hiiilli'io- •ll. · , ..... Mrs. Cecil Bl1!81in8 •nd Miu !:1U, bel.1e Uud'!l)ff lhad'~n oob-a warflrt. Automobile, Htalth said pl"'O'pC1"IfJy w.as t~ eonDoris E. Rei•nlhaT"'t bl;9c beoo apMr. and Mrs. Donald Thompson, triday ev~nlri,g. , · We service and rep.olr all make veyed by Euta •Mu'l"''!8y, et al., to r<~'lllt. for ·his .arrre~. H ~ .11'11 to IIIJl- poi-nted admin:rilf:Mt:rix •of tlhe ACCIDINT Sewing Machine!!, rental machCha11les r.r.ioo, by deed dated Octo- peaof" bef'OM Joolice of ~·be Pf'ae& -t~te 00 Grover C. WKJilve ·21lso Llf•. C•ualty •nd Bondi Jnea. $6.00 per month. Phone ber 3, 1904, and Til~OQl'<led in R. E.. Gni.ndley •tlhis allet"nOon. k>no-wn a' OJ eve WoHe. t•Y-'I:'I·•)fRa· 6314. ' Book 92, 111-t · p age 452 of tthe deed -~ · e~n-e -and NOTa F. Er:vin W b...oen Singer Sewing Machine Co. TAXES ARE DUE Real Estate Broker .rClCOJ'IIb -of M.:!!ws County, Obolo. .:~pp olon.trd executrix of ·t.hc e.,"'•:"teo 18'7 N. 2nd Ave. 1M ei-~ Auditor Perry Ri-egs •u rg- o{ Clifford M . Ervin late of Mi-dIn MIODLIPO~T, OHIO The af~a-i<l described roa1 Mlddlepor I. 6136-M PHONU All esta-t~ tre~og -the s111111e real estiB(Je ed tlhc ~e ·o f 1Me1gs Oounty fl)- dlepGT'I. 2·22-301< oonYcyod by L. ·M. Bok'e all'd Ole- daoy .to pay ,-rbeir pcr.soo:~•!IIL o&nd via Boh:c 1o E)lna Pe4trl Kirizy by cl-a·ssHieod .t-sxe-.s a•s S"Ocon 81!1' ·po$9i· RADIO & TELEVISI ON ~ERVICE METIR RECEIPTS dood d~lrd· Juno 28t.h, 11M7, 1110t1 ble .~!() IIV~·Pfl 11bc laos:t milllll'te J'IIJ,!ih. l'hnne 200. Clelan d Appliance Prunt.roy VIUn•ge -o{ficioa'li :re· Tl!t-e dea-dlmc d-ale fot• fl'j~.V"m01\'t. is Store, 118 W. Maln St., Pomeroy IIRTH ANNOUNCIO ree~:·decl iat• Vol. 159, I'JB!!{e 330 of p~.cd •today tlhM rmntf'T Tccci·pts ~brc h 31. 2-23-tf bhe Deed R(!(."(}t':ds, M"ci:R3 County, Mr. iiDd. !Mrw. .t ~f:rlOO r~-·-~::~t w ~c~-~:26.05. . Oh:i·u. '. ' ' o.. ·- <h• For ~liable radio aDd 'tV repair, l'oebloo, Plaiont.iff furihl'f' ~tlleges in his ""'b ol a ...,, DoiOO wo.-, Fob. call 6046---J . We ...-vloo aU Jn<llude IMi'. peHtli-oD •tbat s-eid parce~ of f'('al 19til!. ~ ... makes. Scbmolll AppUance, and! Mn!". Oharlee Snbl:er. Chilli- estatll'l are ..,.ubjct1t •t•o ri•J(hte and Middleport. Oblo, ~-If i ot"erest9, H a.ny, of certain ~ ""'he. 'IIIIe SIYl1der lamUy t ies i'R altld to c(rla~:n o1l anod 'gas i<lrnt<<-l)o Middlr...Jdcni•. 9UICK SERVICE oD Wlleb . . - ' Ie~IIIS'I.\S a~n-d ri•ghts of w~ 111.111d easepalrlnl by J'aeto17 TrliDod NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT m-E~nls, •&nd for a· compLftl:e de6· · walchmakllr. COLLIN8 ,IE\VE. Aclmfnletr•tor crPption -oi -tbe l!lla'id 1-e~~~Sm, eig-ht~> LERS. Pt'mero,-, 1-a.tl lstalt of W. Wlnn. DKIIMd of way a-nd easem.em.s, r-eference 'rhc Meigs County Beacel Club -How • lootvNtl ftiPVor ,wNiri .r.ou ~'~~ C;.iin;... FOREMAN 6 AIIBO'IT T.V. IZa. Notke is lhereby given ·that ~ had .t:o 5alid petitllon. Pll&i'llltifi has had Lwo first-place winners In . ' ' . . ! .. M1 .-alee Ualt Thoa hear ID VICE AU Rllket ft.l polrtd. "" l!x l'aul W. Wlnu 'Mbotie Po&t Offiec ruu •t•h~r ~tlJ-eges in b.is petitd.m tJhat Field Trials this month. On Febr- llul Momlna, 0 Lord; ID lho . ~-;-;~." '., ·:..1 . .1 pert TechnlcJaDI. Phoae 62M Y is Mkldlop<>rt. Ohiu .ha~ hbe proper.ty was a~ in uary 19th, the 13 in. hounii own...,., .... will dlreol mr p~ GOOD AT ANY TIME. •; • 11-15-lf . been duly appointed .... Admi:ais- he hnventoty at. $2,600.00, and is ed by Joe Johnson took ftrst pia~ Mldd1eporL_ _ ~-unto Theo.-o(Poal• S, 8,) t-:-·atoc nf ·~he EMo&te Or ~~red W. bhe Vft'lue of s111id p!M"oel8 ol reaJ at Lane~ster and on February 25, FRIDAY'S II,AI R INOP E•cb moroiDr tbal God Wlnn l-ate .tllf M Coumy, Obi() 8!ilttat~ as OOIIt as· can be •er· the 13 in. hound of Wilbur Han· 640 Plum It'., Mldclfeport ••• Dinner tilnit ' · 1 ~anti uala & new opportunit.r1 deceued. bained. nini won firat place at Chl1Ucothe• De1t bednnlnr, Dew life. tt ~• Dated Clhls lOt.h day of FebruPta-krWIU further alle~Cet ·i n hla The Meigs County Club · hu ' •• ' Party ti~ eboOee to mUe it to. lt ahould -ary, 19M. pet:•tton the nami!l'.-1 or -all 'llhe pucha~ed a hundred acre farm 2-Jt.:mt-c berin •itll prayer. thaoklnt t John C Rnron betn-ld -law « pel"ifftt:ll 'llnlt.itiled Dear thelr Running Grounds on the kriow .ihlo looll Him, IIP+"1dnr Ria preaence, Hit tlo llh-e ne.xt esttate of lnther6tlnce HarrJsonvUic Road ud plan to of ·the Probate C9Urrt For Heart Fund !IIIII CHEVROLE t- door, ..,_. gltde. Runs ~ike new, $79G. Jimmy P811"8008, Middleport. 2-211-$.< 19" STUDEBAKER Pickup, 8600 condition aotual .mi·lel, .A,.l $1396. Ji.- p.....,.., Middle· port, :I-2D-31< . - -111111 BUI<,'K Supor, radio & ·h ""· a:ood .Urct, $850. Jimmoy t"l', P9r- 2-25·6~ .sons. Mlddleport. IIIII< DESOTO VB, 4 oedan, door power ~l'r»> $ Ul77. Bl&ett.na· r't~, P-omeroy, Ohio. 2-28-ete 1955 BUICK VB Super RivjerK Ootrpe, low mHe,aee, ··2791'). BJaettnarr's, P~. Ohlo. ~~~------------ 1963 PON'l'IAC 2-door Sed<m, ori· ,,.,., black ool>h $977. Bloott· -- nar's, Pom«'')'. Ohid. 1~2 BUlCK Super 2·2ft- 6tc Rivi'ent Coupe J)ynafll.ow d>r11v-o $005. Blad.t,._..,, ~. OhW. 2-25-0t.e 11102 CAD!LLA.C DeVil!• H•J'd.,top Coupe, oxt>• olee, $191111. Blaet· ~ r.......,., Ohio. 2-2G-6ic 18M BUICK Spocio!l Drlux 4 door llodaD, Dynal•low drl.,., .. 81111. -WUl<::..·_ ··· Pomoroy, _:.___Obi<>._ ----- I !omplete WHEEL AIJGNMENT balan~tna 111d bnke 1ervJce. , . I ............... 231 West Naln Street, 01\1~. Pomeroy, Pbooe'2fJ7. - _. Two Juveniles To Face Court On Vandalism -- - (91 For Soie -- --- - rtfdJQr , ' - 1lOJ -- - fZqiloto -- .. - LOCUST r_hPOS1'S. _•~n_ e _399.oM!rtl. ~tp R. JIOTPOINT ELECTRIC DR.YEB, hl•.. i Y""· ~ood con· dl<lon. Pl...,. 820-J, Rubert ........., _ :~-211-3ic ""'" a..., Spinet Piano Must Sell New Holl1nd - 4 Ten W110n with Nch now tieltr Mid In Febt"ary Fulton • Thompson ' I • ~ Wrlho for 4otollt '1--. 271 I·· Mlln St JACICIOM, OHIO I All Buslned Is Loc:al TO :~===P:o:m:«:•~•:·~O~hlo~==~: ~I SEL·L Our CONSIDER.,. ... T .E PERSONAL ATIENTION Accompani11 Every Service LOCAL 1 WE FRII YOU 0, IURDINSOMI DITAILI Trevy-Finsterwold Funeral Homo · ' IF .............. _"""_ tim• PEOPLE ADVERTISE THE LOCAL PAPER THE DAILY SENTINEL - They Got R11ult1._ ''With The Coverage That Counts" who attended the Jackson County Ficl~ Trials near Welllton Sunday were RoOOrt Jones, William Hamm, OE$ MElTS .THUitSOAY Henry Wellt, Gi:lne Eva111, Letter Evq.:Moa Obaiptcr OES w:~~ and Stephen Batley, Joo and Paul mt'let m l'QWir 8elil9ion o01n ~h ·Jobn11on. • ·bprovided, ~ pet."'linon-·and •~n-J! .to and ·tho llr::::::====:::;:=====':·aot=t<h=•=-==='l =on=·:•p:I:•·==:. cl'ltes ma-de \>hal tihea real Bt1al1~h.•s KUCh ~ • be oobd fnt"lc ~r:om aN el&ims and flll"fl'e!IIIS of ~he -Maid defendants arid clH.'h ()f them , and r.()]' such olltwer 'll'nct fmtttor rel•ief. ft!pa1 11r1d cquJ~ablc, ·n RNI')' be proper In the p~-emlses. Sakt P811'1t•k'ti ~r.c l'l."qU-ired to OPEN arrswer on or · bcf(lf'C (be loltb day ol April , A. D. 19~6. Goo11ee A. ~toirlhart 111.11 AdmtntJt:r.ator of t•hc f~t.a:te -of Etna Pe'&rl Kirby, IN You have aameth,nt To Sell, Trade or An· nounce, L.et A Dolly S.ntlnel Di1ploy Ad or Want Ad be Your Ropn~entGtive. ence l!i had to th.e ~itlon ln tlbios case aollleg.lng S&me. , In the prayer of ~mid Pfo'-ilion, p)a.k)~~rr PNI)'e •that .the pJaiDtut may be au.hhorized .nd ordered to !Jel-l -l•!ie I"NN. esbJI:e dfi!!Crlbed in lr"'!dt II •., love. Hla will - and thea w4 will enter into the new da;r etronr, conAdeot, and bleued. o...~. . Crow and CNw, .... 1..-l'lliobiff. 12) 21. 28; <3l 6, NOTICI ta. oo. a7 -Ill• THURSDAY OP APPOINTMINT Admlnfltr•trl• Dt lenlt Non lttatt .t loft! Otley Smith, Dtct1Hd Nol..ice it ~Y Riven tlhat Maude G. MriiOreon, wJroso Poo4 Orflce Addreh ,' 11' 20115 CllfloD Ave., Sprtncrieid, '~l1lO, :W~ ·b..en duly ·~polntoo .. Mmlli~<~trotrtx d• bonJo ol tbe &late ' or lola D•!'>' S<nilh _laie oi ~ -Oooo,lt)O. Ohto. d~. · : r Do<cd llris!Oilh ~or 1;,1m1ary, 1~ . . . 1 TOS P.M. FREE INSTRUCTION FOR BEGI"!NERS . . . I A $PORT TO PLAY FOR FUN flo' HEALTH POMEROY '• -BOWUNG AUEY . . ' " aJt'_~···· BUTTER' . Ada J h W 1 0 •.,111. ford, Pa"l ,.,..,,: .1 \ §lop, Miu Vlr&lnis Arnott, PofallrtC'e l..ott, Lyons properly on North Second 11 Curtis D. Johmton. : Avenue a-nd tbe new own~r. Rober t ' · 1C"a'·, S"r•cu._. ~ local huHi nessman, ha~ an-' Emmett Edwards and Fred W• . nounced the gen~ral plans for lh~ Crow, Jr. lbuildjpg which has been a detr1 Parfland ,ment w the village for a number ! 1 Ryotl Parsons, 1\IN!. A1eta Par·' of years. IODI, Thomas D. Sayre, and Sld-1' . Mr. Coals plau_s to trtn·e the twq neJ Durlt. · ......,llle corner UO!l.ll, which are lhreC' storlin. Ruth Schultz an~ Mr&. Jea· ies high, as one Jttore~ilhtt· fur -l ~-•derer . .., niture or department and the cen· ~ ll b b 1 Rutland lncl Rutland R. D. ter two umts Wi . e com mer Date Starcher, Mrs, Amanda fo~ on.e store l~\'mg_ the upp('r Starrher, Charles c . King, Mrs. umts for smaller busmess t•sta.h· Dnrothy Rattibura, 0 . 0. Patterson, Ushmenl..!. • b ed The second Uuor ·'~i ll Noah ChAsteen, Mrs. Leafy Chaa- e us as ware-rooms ::tl'OOrulngl I I ""' • ·l · and · 2 H~rr.l~anvll1• Mrs. Iva Atkinson, Roy Wlaeman, and Vir~til Atkins. 1 ' Carpenter Mn. Hope Swearingen. ChHter PEANUTS· llf" ' ~~~~~ c11rd rorm "'~'·'~~~ 1 ln con-· work. as t t.~n H·.r [iJ,> '·' j ir~t~u • 0·!:1 ~ , .!.. a ~ ~· II!S[eaoJ i> C R~- tiH.J·rt.• (" I. ·r '::.;·.~;· ··~Ulll~lrnb..: a r·· ... ~Itt!_~ ful r•"''o l•rll to II. ei• 1 h tber ' 11> ,,,.,n,·•l•"r' wl I"'' • w•11~ u .... l "!!O!lrlii"U.•j . " ··!·lo 11!\1-'. r,Oo t'l"" rt.un fiiOI~ •,.·~ U t·d.~cl,-::,··.·.· li1l• Ill <!D)" tilt>~) \ll.!l~ ;;r,rJ it"l;!;lllll;" "~ while t ravel· your - ... uy II'"'" hu1nt- tor I' Jt un.'.' or of ·~·Ao P''gP~. Pa&e• a and < 4 \fl u~e thP ,~:;1:\ar art(,,, .,r·,rr typC3 of l nco m& lln lll•ll ,1ere t!w, r.,;,.~ f,,r , .r~·-n~ ng tht ~peclal crt<ll&l · )" <J'll dHfueuou~ <n f•n dlo lll •md~ nnd retlremeut ; If you d e-eldP Form lD-tO, you itemi-zing sta11d11rd d ··d~('ltun ,o,h~<·t• •u·amP gent'ral l ~· amouata tv ab·Jul p.-;. ,f, "fho• 11 .•r~,..t loM_ thilt come wl~ )'Onr lnr,me ·your I~\ (i>Pmll ~~,.., fliTther lnfor 1·ou a.r"' likely lo 1a11• ll) ,t.r I~ r·,at,,,n H~11• i& alao ava1lab le £rom ltog yuu r dedl~Cl!On~ 1f )"01.1 •til<' l n\1'11\:!.l ReH·nlle Servlct', whlcb using a 1 :.! Ov;n real ...,t;,. t• ll, ,g..s you 10 CO'lllull 11 properlt Hull 1,n\l 11 uai u·-1icnl e~p·nse. 1 qua l ltil'd adviAor if you need out- l . Had d•·dud il,l•· r.hllt: ·r.'il~ "'~ . •"I~ al'!~!stat.<!e. Jlf-IIR~> 4 ~•Jff.-,f'd lr!:<BP• r1Mn tlr ... storm. MVI1dll or Ul P. t. . ld. rrHel FLOTit-L4 WAS .MeASURED FOR A N5W ORES5,Sill! \;ORE HeR NEW GIRO!-EAND CUT All ALMOGT PERFEC;T" FIGURE-· I Va. Gen __e_~ue~· ---------~-~~;_;~~~===:-::====== \ t ' ·n,.lo)""r th "~ 1.1 ' r 1 1•1~'' l•""s t.M¥n rParraoged . 111 t.loY 1..~' l, }· ·r ~l tlt!>.l allhOUI:h 1t.JitJLI m.:. ,, ••ollllfl 1' ., 111!'1 r •ur pagf~ a "'P•Yer tt.e l!rnlts t 1;r 1 1 ,,, ,, r nr·•1 t u~"-"·' "•,,"' l •~tnm>: " .1.1l Pnti retr from ~-oa n1ll bt ,.s 10. .·~! u-~ 111 ... ~ ·m~.~· ..·~·.-. r~t:.$ lt1 u~e only the ftnt If yuu Hall Frost. LI"'IVil .. w. v•. card II , ,, •L·- 1a 1'';"""'"'s Cur your)•·J w •! 1 ··' >r.ur r~11sonabl1!1 r· 'ur,,r ~rod r.... ' , t.• • .. ,~ f-xperJBell o.O. '•+-pi&r..,_:•· :>~J'"'1\!i £" ""'nrP arrlvl n( ,.J ~o•J. o uo~·-.J"' ,, I "011\LS woul~ n"r , " Yl n g•. anrl v, ur ,, ~a CheshireJackie Oile1.• . MIMnvill• Mrs. VernOn Nease, 8atntwl Miehael, Virgil Hamm , Wm. E .. Brown, and Wm. K. Salley. Pt. PIHUftt, 11. . • l ·.;~'"'Ill' ·J::.·HiQJII . n••ll•r' "··· '""r c(,,·~·n··'l 1,• · • . l!u-•o~·• F.1pr1hro :ll~ ~l'·~ :~I' , 1;,d\b tvr u1·· .• , 1• ~~ J , ''' mt•nt lncu m·· I ~ad• w~ :. ·~ .' 6 !lad, .••. , n~ur ~ iiJOUlk' •• or Mr. Vern Well. Maton. R'• hOD.IK'ho ~ d :· .,..... .fames C. Harris. !•·~ oft .,., I !I•" .. J. r·owl ,·, . •J '',"''," ,· ar: \lh o• h ,oil·•·~~ ;•uu il .. r "'l • ,., '" · II" U•'-' 1 ~nt....., ' dedu..tlon ur ~'D •l t •t'~ •. r '"'I' · ·ol .. r u,, •.: 1h.- 10,..~ &tandt,rd 1 Income Jfl$ '•..l<i u' lh<ll.ll~·l • -·'u ':'"• ,Jedll.i::!loro• [ ,, . ul :: .tl~ _,,,,. I I 'i"r ""< ,,.,ri.Jl IIIII ~~pen sea In COD• ta.& ~ li . mt t•·~l 1 ,,,J n ...:.4. l '· ·1." ... 111 }ou r em plo yer 'a and d<'Dt ~l '-\:'' k:i •·I !."~~···...,; •n,lud tng rare& and Ther e- is n' ·, .~·.. s•"n "\ ·t • ".~ .. 1.1·',1.- ... ~~uae~~ (E:~peaaetr turm ror fill "~ ~ n, .. "'h-a.J •. ~ , ,,f •urllu.ulir.~ a.iE> nol 4educt.- Lauren Hotrman, Miss Donna &len, Miss Jo Ann Nelson and Mrs. Pauline M. Holliday. • }•IU 1. aYour t&E t.nhlE> Tup.,.n Plains Miss Norma Newland, and Mrs. Audrey Tonence. orion RoUih. yonlr,~l f 1 Nl'"ll:l ar~icJ.,, &n'l P•r "\l"ron1 l nrot :~ ·. T•x OD, Ha-~ 1~·~otre~se~nt~plia~nst.Do E~~~~~!!!~==~~~~~~=~~L~~~~!-~--~~]~~_jIt Time ~-"-H,ulo Bernice E. Edwards. teen, Jame& Haley, Mrs. ,James 1"1, Mn. Ruth. .Morria Mn. Lon1 Bottont Mrs. Ada Bissell. Howard Parker, Ftank Dorst, Mrs. Mae V'l.neyard, Mrs. JOBephlne Kibble, Miss Mary Vineyard. ~ANCY \" U~o· tn....e fiL CtJI. " - I l..DDk.. u , ... n to'orm J(l tOA . ---- • ;, Jt.O;o o1 "l .. ~" (JefOre d~i dl11~ aearhs, Jobn Elwood (Rev.), Mn!. Robert King, Bradbury' contract I Verna Rose, Mrs. Helen Fislif'r, or. has !llarted wQ;·k on the fmmer .!. .:<~ ~ · · t.• l re!tHn • . , 11l o'-•) . ,. · f", r1:1 I•H•>A r ~w ,,t~.-r.1 lips lnl I llaztl ' 1 taz anlllf yo\1 d ld n·t 11"-'t n~.,,~ th~n l'J, oland ~ (j \l ~dt:··r •on. ULIJ ot &:r O!!-r. II•·~·• · <~Ht tr-rn It :rou a·~ .o'l "'.llwlt: ~alesmaa, that llsttd or• Y'-'Yr w:: ... ttd•, J rl,.. ~,,.., ... <•f·;J-··· ~H~!lt tfla.t you v.·~\.'b Mrs. DOrothy Badr;lt~Y, Ralph -~ w~!:',! ~:w"~;,.:........,· Phono 2f5 ftdltble party """ ••Y ..,.., :Jm ., RICH V:ALLEY • • • Snodc and Y. ) "'-'U oJ/11( The tal' ""~ P·rrf.l l J•>U 1" u~·- .. t J•n•r • d J•· ~~ d V.!''~~ '"""m e on ••• ·-· ,.,,,, .r . ···r ~rn"-11 •fl !II•" '"~~ .. : ••• rIlL~ tdl [urm. Ttl Ill still ,__, "011 1~ .. t .,..~gu " ~ <IJ·.. u nJ ....... '.u H: • ··ltuu~ M n.-mi:Jing con•lsted Of \[&\ert';llt W tit.lllll!; ~~~II [han a:,J,iJ I I IOU ( I 1-cf , l)eL" U0 [,.,U~ Or \IIJ1llg tho Stobart. &11.11 ,- • ---- 0 a U m"r .. "''-'~ 'o\olhl.· yo u o we. ch~ci . Roy Don Betzin.a:. Robert E. u..< ~-- Meigs Beagles Win First Place In Field Trials ,rN I rer+mc~< Coats Outl•"nes . rna, n .· , ....-.. .:.uuna Ruild'•ng Plans 1 Patty Sha.ia, Mrs.! Prances Phllaon, Dan Ha.rtineer , Bad&le:r, Jobn MeCoy. Carroll b. Tea· Of Lyons Block ' Bearhs, Mra. In tOOt caoe the det:aik are a lot of littie rabt'lt-i- a•~1r·~!l ~;,•I P"Qiot HiU, sarah Vaughan and Char'le!ll-Eva~~., .. tn' Ro<ino R. D. I - •I ) "I]<JVNnment •:~~··• ·~·~ ,,r ,,,_ rr~t If you 0 "'~ !rwro· 1 ox ·1,,.1, ... •~ .. ,.~, he ld you will .:•·1 , 1,111 l•1r ,. · •Ht, p~ 87 ; ert Vaua;ba.n, Mrs. _ruehard Neut- N.·w il ""'" · 8 ' · Ord··-c~. 75 ~• ·-·-~· llln&, ,.,_~I~ I• !~ almpie fa• "h. ,,,., J'l: ,,.n•1 11 •ui .-iih ynnr w .thhn ,:H ,, -:•J!' 11r.r! tl b f t e num cr. u SohPoi.:S El'em~n.tary E. Hoover,- G. R. Tho_mJlflon, llob- lO.S: Noo~h :r.~.J KNOW~ Tfl£t5~T ......, 1 ,,r •..;·•-~ " ' .I' name a nd h s, ~I! ' t.aD llll out It h~ : · a',:~ Ill "nl·· I• I~: 871 t"11· Tbeo Smith, Rolland NeuUllns, : r c!Jment ol 200 or mor~Hender· -loha. Wm. Kennedy (Jack),, Robert »:>fll, 19.7; H.on, 12 6; cew..~al. ··*•.- __ . I'' I rrom mRfiY 1/'Jf." ,. '•·' , .wY·~ ., Th e easl,.., l ·•·H t • r •,. •~ r. ' th@11lze or '-'~~ k ..,.,.,,~ .. -_,,,u~ ,au::w1 l'i !YPrl nll 1 tui. f·p mt bu:tl-t.'!l ccuorum e.d dur~n~,; on. MOTH£R... -Sold..-. • caru . H.rry * F' Lawrence Leonard, .Jamf'~ 'Jhl.' m · n''h by ~: udu.t..; in fJtw var· Bearbs, Walter R. couch, Norbert k:'l.: ; J. .-Jwc:s ~ re ~ .. rdo ws· ·ng, Allen Dlll, ltich··• G•lN.u·-•, UoJ ... u I..L-.. i·".-, "'·h ,J ~ 7 Pt. · key, •ty Wh•' le, Kenne'" ~·Long, IT..unldl"' -;ub., ...._ Clu,, "" ""' l.l'l' c."-....,..J· ; 53 · .:>GIII'Oir H.:.~ ~ ........... . ; M1'ke s·1mmtJns, Rl h • w Rus- Ploea!:;-a-nl H'"" Pt . 1...--·l, 4.6.· k II' V gh W·.k·ma ''a • l!JU -•IU<J ..11 , Paul Huber, ~ .__ 07UJiuo111 ra-.an . au · P.'•••an•l J••'.._..., '"" ll.· · h "'·"" "" ' , 3_0 1 RODNEY DOWNING s. ---------- _1.!.:. footRawliniP. Story. i ~eii;_~~on·IY, Otuo. from 11he -decedeDt, Etna Pearl Improve their property tn the near :;;;;;.;,;;;;:;;;"'-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~I Kt·rby, in t'81id ·• read estratc, and future. r a-liso olLege~ Dtlhet; fact,j, and referMember• or the County group 1 COlf'L'! Rot·D·lfl ot ~~~ ~ HEATER., 'l'll'Odc-1 No. 7M~2. BTU 22,000, vmtllolod, w~h •hrrn•..l•t. •I· mo()st new; I I)ARROT GAGE; 7 WUJ. Mrs. l.oui.te Bearh!l, LI"O R, l A flilll((l!l t.: erl.fiert I vr•,. d•li IJIJ ~~ '.J. 11 e IJioi.., ., ,-. .ei JI IJ/ ' t.ct . ( Th e 10"~'"'"' 1' I• ' , ld··~ t "'"'J IQ ' ' .. • ' ., rr )'IJU ~(/tJ!>I< I]~ ~I Jill( Olio·. )•J~ m. ..• I• Ella Wippt-1 , Frank Jennin"•. o- Mrs. po.-cr <!Jd !..> a prvbll:'m ::lt"ooghoul Mllrcella Snowden, Mrs. Freda 'JJ.e lU:..:n-·~, METROPOLITAN I ~-5-t f I RackeU•' Safety Service, Mn. 'J'reuie HendrkA"s, Mrs. Mlldred Sinon, Mrs. p h yllls Hackn :;h ">ch.-.ol ('C-n -ump' .r. n of the ett, Harold Burn8ides. Mrs. Ruby m.:k. \'ohJ-. h :.i vfiert.:1 a: ~l ow Burnsideti, Paul Taylor, Everetl c eo:~. h n;..; vrr~· Ii i;"!"! and 1\.USlln Taylor, M.ra. Kathrine Well.ll, Mn. p-:-.n~?d oot tha t :!11! teen a·.:er's '"' .fc·l· 1·11 1110 ,,, oJ '"''~· " ' o.l I' I oJ I < j • II fThl.t " flhn" 1"1:, 6044- l -- 8 8 I Auto ~rvlce!i • 1141 For Rent --- 19M FORD VoklC.ooria V8 en~ilne, ~ ,llNJBnissi.orul. $1996. Jimmy p.,.,..., Middleport. 2-2D-$< ---- - �.' • ... - -- -------- • , • --·-··.1· ~- "*-= - '-E-" iQ'-h_ -- t ----:-_ _ _-:=-:-:---:--:--------------Th ~e~D::.oi:..:._IY':...:~:::::_n:..:._ti~n:::_e~I,_:_P.:::om~er~ov-~M:..::i::.dd.:::l~e.':::pO~rt~,~Oh~lo~..--=--------------~T~u~esd~oy, February 28,_1956 aJfTON Saturday Diahl Mra. Geor1e Burns attended 11 sbowef at the borne of Mrs. Earl Clarke, at Kayloq, Wedoe•day eveniq. Tbe ahower was given by Mrs. Clarke for her rilster-in-law Mrs. Leanotd Fieldzi of New Haveo. Edra Kearna, and daughter, Reba was visiting, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Robie of Pomeroy, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Natroas, spent tbe weekend in Columbus, OMo. Ann WiJUama' Sunday School Clas.s met on Thursday evenina. at the home of Joan Oliver. Those present were : Dianna Durst, Keith Turnbull, Rita Smith, Joe Roush, iarah Rouall., Ruth Russell , Shiela Russell, Teacher Ann Williams and hostess Joan Oliver. GOOD WILL CLASS V•l•ntl,. Ptrty Miss Lauu Holland',; and Mrs. Marie Sre.i th 's rooms of tbe Clifton school wer~ decorated with Valentines on February 14. Alter the te•c::hers distributed the valentines the room mothers served rPfreshmeiJI.S of hot chocolate, heart sha(\ed. cookies, candy and favors of blow outs to the school children and the following guests : Mrs Jane Bennett, Suzit' Wamsley, Mrs. Moll\tr Fox, Mrs. Wilma Blake, Mrs. Alma Joh· nson, Charles Blake, !Irs. Nancy Van Meter , Jennifer Van Meter, Mrs. Pam Kearns, Mrs. Margaret Johnson, Mr:s. Lent Van Meter, and rh1ldren, Mrs. Evelyn Ni.eholsun, Mrs. Thelma Henry. Mrs. Helen Willia ms. 1\tr ~ . Eulah Stewart, Mrs. Oorothy Van Meter, Harry Joe Van Meter, Walter Blake, Mrs. Gerldlne Varian and children, and Mrs. Betty Call. ~ev . Paul Redfern, District Superintendent held the fourth quar- terly conference n the M E church on Sunday night. . . Elaine Cartright, and Laurene L<!wis were in Pomeroy , Ohio, M-Jnday afternoon, . P.a ut FHzgerald, called on Dana Lewi:J\ Satlll'd•y. Blrthd•y Mrs. Dorothy Van Meter sen•ed Mrs. Katie Bus was shopp\ng rl'freshments to Mr. Saunders, in Middleport, Ohio, Tuesday. room of the local school honoring Janice Nicholson, spent Wednesher son's birthday, Donald Ray on February 14. V!!rious ctrildren day night, with Mina Lewis. Mrs. Jeanenne Johnson and Mrs. wa:s awarded prizes . KaUe Bass were in Pomeroy, Ohio, Attendance at Clifton M. E. Sun- Wednesday, on business. day School, Sunday was 126 colJarriee Nicholson, was in Middleleelion $26.84 . ' ' port, Thunda:y afternoon, on busiThe Good Will Class met at the n~stl. ~enry home on Tuesday and conMrs. Jes&ie Cartwright . Mildred llnued quiltlng and cuttine rags. Van Meter, Maye Van Meter, and Those present were Laura Holland, Helen Willtams, Oliva Young LiiHan Fitzeerald were visiting, lren~ Justis. June Burns, Lauren~ Mrs. Carrle Zerkle of Pomeroy, Lcwts , Lurille Harri~on, Mllbel Ohio, recently. Hrs. Jeasle Cartwright called on ~nson , Clara Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Martha Hudson, of Middlers. Lyom and 111r. and Mrs. port, Ohio, Monday evening. Henry . Th011e shopping In Pomeroy, Mr::~. John Taylor was calling on Thelma Thursday were, MrH. Mr. and ~rs. Ned Henry on TuesHenry, Jessie Cartwright, May day evemng. Mrs. Ned Henry and Mrs. George Wamsley, Wilma Blake. Mildred and Maye Van Meter Burns an~ daughter went to Syra. cuse. OhiO, on Tue!iday on b . and Mrs. Paul Fitzgerald called RI.'~S. ' U!ll· on Mrs. Herman Cartwr'ight recentMr. and Mrs . George Burns and ly . Mrs. Alma Johnson and daughda_ughters and Mr. and Mrs. Harry ler, Betty Jo Young, were shopping P.hller and duughtcrs of New H en b • av- In Pomeroy, Otrio, gaturday . ~t owlin8 at Pomcl'oy , Oh;o, Mrs. Goldie Blake and daughter, ---... Dorothy Van Meter were in Gallip~ BAKER FURNITURE.';' oli~. Ohio, on buslneRs. S1turday. Tom Williams and l''loyd Roa(;h, [::_ f'OR ,11Ludcntt 11t Marshall College, spent lt'J the week end at home with their LETART;W, VA Messrs. Dennia and Okey Roush were dinner guuta or Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Bleu:ing, Tueaday . Mrs. J. B. and Junior Kina: of Charleston were Tuesday auest.s ol their rather Mr. lvea Kiq and wife of Oak Grove. · Mrs. Ethel Fry called on Miss Eila Blessini. Tuesday after noon. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Boston of ~kron were supper guests of hia brother Taft and wife Tuesday evening. Mr . F. M. an d Mrs: D . A . Rous h were registering voters Tuesday and had luncb with Mrs. Oma Polsley. M~s Adalee Boston had some dental wort done at Maso n Wedne&day after which she and Mrs. C. E. Fry motored to Middleport Mr . and Mrs. c. F. Blessing and Ella visited in the home of Mr. and Mr 11 • F . M. Roush, Wednesday After noon and put a quilt In frames to be quilted for the Jordan family who lost all they possesed by fire a a: hort time ago Mrs. Ethel Fry was gu~st of Mrs. Rhoda Yeager Wednesday and cal. led on Mr. Charley Marr who is 0 patient at M 11 son Clinic. Mr. Leonard Roush a'nd family called on his mother, Mrs. Icy Roush and son Lester, Tuesday evening. MJ';'l . Vena Rainey , Mrs . .May Roush and Mrs. Retha Brooks spent Wednesday wltb Mn. Fannie Taylor and q\lllted tor Board Aid. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Roush, Sr., Mrs. Elmer Newberry and Mikey, Mr. Okey B. Roush were Thursday gue5ts of the Dennis Roush, Jr., family of Hickory Chapel. It being the Senior Mr. Roush's birthday his daughter·in-Iaw prepared a delic ious dinner for him . moved Friday to the Fred Brown Mr. Dalla• Gibbl, Denver and Farm near VerDOD. · .Miu Ella, and Mrs. Vena Rainey Mrs. Leonard Rout-h, Sandra aod and Mn. Dennis Rousb and Oll:ey. Milum Ray and Miss Brenda "Wt!ilMn. Mary Bonecutter and Conand :~pent Friday with Mrs. Getnet nie of Hender&on and Mr. BUlle Chapman. Weigand were visitors in the Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Roush .aad W. J. Chapman"bome, hunday. Mr. Okey Roush were Friday eTeU: Mrs. Anita 9.11d Sue Ellen Brown lng auebts of Mr. and Mr.s. Ta~ . wer.e ~ue1ts of Mrs. Luvena RainMyer~ and mother, Mrs. Ethe) ey Sunday evenin&Myers who is vl8JUng there from Miss Gloria Crump spent th~ DaytoP. Ohio. . . . '- week. end witb her grand-mother Mr. Eddie Robinson was a _ctl· of New Haven. ler in lhe Cecil Blessing home Mr. Cbarley Marr a former and Friday morning. well known resident of this area Mrs. VirCinia Syre of Mason rema&as critically ill in the Mas-.. d Fr"da · h c1· · vLsLte 1 Y Wit Mr. and Mrs. on rrue. Arch Roush. The Ladles Aid of O.ak Grove Mrs. Bena Bonecutter, daueh- E. U. B. Chu-h met Tuesday wl"th " ters and son Grq:ory, visited Fri· Mrs. Taft Boaton, They spent the day avenine in the homes of C. F. day IJuiltlng and sewing rug rags. and John A Blesaing. Those present were: Mn. Ethel Mr. and Mrs. Fred Roush Wfl'(.. shopping Friday in Point Pleilsaot and called on Mr. Frank Burria. . Mr. Dwight ~ibbs and Cec_il Bles· smg w~re bus10ess callers 111 Maaon, Frrday. . . . M:rs. Francts and E;rme Gnmm were callers at the Char ley Brown home, Thursday moroing. M~s . Don 0 . ~ten, Miss Ela~ MeKii~ey ~nd Mw Garnet Aftn were lD Po1nt Pleasant, WednCidv where the former C(lnsulted Maloney. Mrs. Dennis und Okey Roush aild Cecil Blessing were businesa visit· ors in Middleport , Tuesday. Mr. Charley Brown spent tbe weekend with his family and It· tended Sunday SchCiol at Board Baptist Church Sunday morning. Mrs. Dani~l Weigand and Bret:h. Miss BeatriC'.e Chapman and Mr. Billie Weigand were visilon in Point Pleasant Saturday. Mr. C. F . Ble8Sing was dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Bl~s­ sing, Saturday evening. Mr. W. A. Blessing and Mrs. W. J. Chapman were" visitors of the l.enord Roush family, Saturday afternoon and all motored to Point Pleasant on business. Mr. Charley Brown, Sue Ellen and Mr. Ershel Brooks were shopping in Point Pleasant, Friday. I ·nr. Mrs. C. F . Blessing and F . M. Roush were in Pomeroy, Tuesday , on business. Mr. Arch Roush was a caller in the lvcs King home Thursday morning. I Mrs. N. J . Chapman 11nd Beatrice , Mr. and Mrs. Ives King were W. A. Blessing, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Roush spent ThuQsdilY evening callers ln N;ew Haven, Saturday . Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Blessing and with Mr. <1nd Mrs. Virgil Brnwns. Sanora of Broad Run, were SunMr. Lero.v Roush and fallllly day evening guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Gibbs of Oak Grove. umbus, Ohio. visitcJ Mr. and Mrs. Miss Sandra Roush is lll with H~l'mll'n Ca nt~i@t a•rwi SO!ll. (hi.ckCnpox. Mrs. Earl Darst and children, RPV. W . S. and Mrs. C. G. BH~ I Mrs. Jim Harri s of Mas· called o"n Mrs. Evelyn Nicholson, lups were Saturday evening sup· _ ......., jon, _W. Va. Mr. and Mr~ . l.~aac Sunday . gu::.e::':: " _:_ " f_:_M::'.::'·_:_ V.:: e::n•:_:R:.:a:::in:::e::y:_._ Mr. Bobby S\cw:trl, from Mason, :P_•::r_.. ~ Lcw1 ~, motored to Kentucky, Sun· ldlllcd on hi~ Grandfather, Andy d•Y., Mrs. Fannie }'' ranees of M<~:~un. Stewart, recently . visited Mrs. Lila Williams and Miss Mr. and Mrs . .r. Childers, Mrs. Jt>M~ic J.cwis, Sunday afternoon. Ralph Slewarl ami children, Daun. Mrs . Jllhn Curlisti Roush or Kay- Ft.uth, and Michael of Vienna, W. l<miJ, visited hc1· pan•nt s, Mr. and Va. were vi~iting Mr. and Mr.i. I ~ Mn .. P('ari Nichoi!Wn , Saturday John · Harrison, SundOJy. I j~ vE·nl ng. Vi:;ilinJ.: Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Henry, Si1nday wcl'e Mr. and Mr11. Mr. und Mrs. Edward Carder f;:: ! an~ family from Point Plcosant. Charles At·mslrong and son uf VISited lhdr parents, Mr. and Mrs. Waverly. O.hi'O, ·~l'~. Al;nm Peck, I Fred Cihbs . and children, Jimmy , Johnny, Jerry Shirley Ann Oliver, and Sheila and Sharon of Chillic<;the, Ohio . • ltusseU, v i~itcd Mrs, Josephint .Mw. flntd M1'S . Doo~ Qu·i:soobettTy Knnpp, S11ndny. Osl·ar Henry. Mr. and Mn. Walt er Bl11ke, ca lJames Stewart of Mason, vlslted ~ Ill Middleport C:: Janf't nnd Janice Nicholson, Sun· Jed on Mr. und Mrs . Lloyd Hoff. man, of Pcmcroy, Ohio, Sunday ID BAKER F'URNITURI!! ~ day aHcrnoo n. l.\1lher Tucker employed at Col- atlernoon . --------- - ~ $2 99.oo > e;: ; pa~r~l:.nd -I Rayburn, Ercell, and LouiseMesdames Adkins, Mn. AllieNellie Hof· fman, Mrs. Naomi Yeager of Beverley, Mrs. Blanche Yeager, Mrs. Iva Boston, Miss Twila Richard, Ml"lll. Ada Thompson, Mn. Beulah Ric"-rd, Mrs. Laura Gibbs, Mrs. Ethel Fry, Mrs. HoJiiee Thompson, aDd Virgtnla, Mrs. Maude Ball, Mrs. Ka'lle Hart, Mrs. Garaett Chapman, Mrs. Reva Boneeut~. EdwlD Hudson, Rev. and Mrs, Forrest Murray, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Boston and Mike, and Mr. Ed Fry. Mr. Emery P'ry WllS dinner guest of Mr. and .Mrs. George T. AdkW Sunday. Fight Results SYRACUSE IY UNITED PRESC The Sunshine Makers ClaSb of Pre.sbyterian Church met Frithe Nl.."'W YORK -St. Nicks lfieuei day evening at the home of Mrs. 8e11ri'as, ~7 th, z..jew Yui-k( ou.tpoo.inted Bobby Bel!!, 128, Younrgs- Albena Hubbard. .oown, Ohlo, 10. The meetin• was opened by sinlil· ln.g ";~maz.i.ne Gr,ee ." Mrs. RachBANGOR, Md.-V.inoe Martinez, el McBride led the devoliow In 150~, PIJI:emlllh, N. J ., outpo.inled the ai;JsP.nee of Mrs. Anna "Grace PatillO iM'lilis, 151, Mlon.treaJ.• lO. Oiler, reading Bible Serlpture and Irom t}Je devotional book "The NEW ORLEANS-Oh.a.rll-ey J-IJ. Secret Place ," Faith like the grai.n of Mustard Seed." Reports were seph, 158, New Oirlea-ns, st-appE:(I Jtrmmy Heedham, 1511h , Plhitadcd- t:ead and approved. Roll Call was phlra, 8 . answered by the word "worship," Bible Study on " Family Worship" b M s All l1 T ( d Sunday guests of their sori-in·law y r · a ea or · and daughter, M1'. and Mrs . Andy The entertainment was in char· Corosa of Leetart Falls, Ohio. ge of Miss Gertrude Duffy. SPILLitO CHAMI'I Spe)1q: atwrtpioas of .the Si1· V1!f" .R.uo Sd!lodl are RddEy Oik-r """ sharoo Y""'*" W'llo will meert. Jl1ie otJlB' ~ Mld lnlll• ~P "firom the Sa!ilbury TownMi·p sohOOls •at the SUWil' Run sebooll 011 M.ardh &. 'l1be Sii'Vel" - - - .... pupl]o ol Un . NOrmo W;bon. ' Deeoted ro The' CHOIR REHEARSAL 'Ibe Slerdor cboiirl of dle :nrst s.~.pt.Jsl Cbumh,"Mill have 4lbeir re...... 1 _.___,l -~- ot 6 4" ·a-.ar •'"'~"-=-""" uow. ....... y ; " .the ~r w : • 4:ata "YAhoioh ibhey d l give 'It ltlhis t ime. !Mm. Dorothy ~ .i J cUreatot and !Mrs. C. P. Bradbury is oorgani9t. See this beautiful group of new . suitible - .piot>a:L Moo.tlh" by >the Boa!rd of ~ of Cite .Muon Colmt)· ~ Association in •IIID' efforl to sufficieot funds to build a to- Jll'OPIN'(i illa5pital in fODit mse m.aJd dresses. Ballerina lengths·. ... Ptloasant. 'Ibe cempailln• during ~~he nwnl!l of 'M arch wJ.li be ·a n at41empt. to raW at .)east $1JO,OOO in oasb by A.pril 15. If .tlhat 'II'IDOU'11.1J ,Is ll'aised Strapless styles, some with mat- n.Yion net Gtoles, l'Our chbtg cboite of a wide ~election of styles In beautiful pastel colors_ 13·95 25·00 ~ ~o.~~~.~!t!~~~•r ~ 1 .... Are You Planning da~ Mn.· Joe " ( '\.. . one P"~ rd. 'lllf . Oalifomia. two b:rkMherB, Howard of P'lomeroy and James of ZaDesvilJie md a aumber·of ·Diiece& and nephew8. Bl!rial will be in• MQfiYl9VHie. A Mer Mrs. !MUdla WoJsb of Oao~~. dMd ~ weeks ago on JaftUKy 4. - ,...~ ... ,.._ • ; -~·· - ' ' ; ·:·· _f I NEW ROOF? ' Redecorating Yo11r Home INSIDE and OUT? a.....n. ,I . ·Phone 6007.·Y Held Wedneslay Funeral ~rvices were 'be)d on Wednesday afternoon at one o'clock at the Fogle!mng Funeral Home in Mason for Everett E. Tbomu, 79, of Huntington. Mr. Thomas died in a Huntington Hospital on Monday. He .was born on De~mber 6, 11J76, in Le"tart and was the son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Thom:u. Survivors include the wife, Mrs. Margaret Thomas; two &ons, Harry Thomas, Huntington, and Russell Thomas, Letart; two daughters, Mrs. S. K. Somerville, New York I ;:::~;,nd Mrs. Jack Buckholtz, Cie- In addit~on he is survived by one slst('r, Mrs. Dclfa Roush, Hunt· ington; and two brothers, Worley Thomas and Thornton Thomas of Hunting_to" and Chesapeake, Oh,·o, respe~tively . Ofricro.i.ing at the funeral was Rev. Rufus Casto. Burial was n\ade in the Letart Cemetet·y. NEW. YORK u,. .,.___.-,·~ ·:- .~ . . L......_-. _..._ ,,- p. '"· ·-· 10.··· nu .... for th• m.jor nifWorks Mltl .to. : p. m. 1ST. A definite •nnounce111• day the White H014'!!;,!'t• of the timt gl¥H •....., WH W thRe .fer "''· : ~ on for 10 ,, m. T\VO G'lf}s Hurt •.•!"' ' I ....... In Accident A~ ~th . r~io and. . ~~.10~~ ~ · EJi,..;J.•} M ' ' Co F Duckworu,, !he ?···~!Jilt. . ·. P_ oint Pleas~.t. ~:-"' , e _•. ·.•· e_.~_m . ·, s ___ .,•., un _ ··' ··· arm _ ers. . . . Ill Boy Meigs !:'o~nty ... Mln~r ' " i.""C8 were sull·,··d .,.. · .~ -· '~'~' u · ~ t Jff, · ofiiea New · " · O per · · a trng· · L oan commenriq In 1\UlD . QU;- . ' .. ... ¥ two g1rls • om the Bend AL-ea 1n an ~tomo~ile ~ccident on Mon· day mght, m .Pomt Pleasant. Ora Mae Smith, of Mason. drl·. ver of one of two ears involved in a collision, was uninJ·ured but an occupant of h•· "ar, Janet N•"ch· '"' was .. treated at tbe olson of Clifton, Point Ctinie for a bruised knee. • . Ezra Taft Benson, Secretary . of.; However, Loam for crop produdAgriculture, has autttotiJ:ed speC- ion are usually scheduled for re· · 1 1arm opera u·on 1oaps 1or e llg·1- paymen! when t h e mcome · 1rom ra bl e f armers m Ill c1·gs Coun · IY · d. Th e · , ln the erops Is· norm ally receiVe fact for Ohio as a wholt\ WiUlam lperating loar.s are secured by liens J . Brown, Coun t Y ~u.;,;,..., ., - · • ,·sor lor on ..•rops and , wh en necessary, by H •· d~ the Farmers omc .n. unn 1stra t•lOR, lien on oth er properly. said to day. No loan can exceed $15,000 and ~ no IIJ'8n can be made whi~h would The aetion wu taken.uoder Pub. _ cauae the total indebtedness ol the ll C La W "2'7 -~ U A!fl· borrotler Of ' this type Of credit tO 1 ' 83"d ~· . c0'l6'"""•" endr.d. The law provides lor ma~- exceed $20,000. .ing special loans for •arleultural ---------purposes where there :u a need 11 t~Dlm; 25-oonts BT1mlli.T, .r=-.q sid'e of .tlbe •b uilding, = Cb w- of • ..,.,"'· asTIIelr.L1151&\Dp IP«SSP. ..t~-- ~ ,_,., ""· P~ ·~.-·~· ~·on•• , dlbe -!1eill' .. ~ anatlher ~ pt_ "Sci~ .__, "~ -~ .lWl~.&w n-"~n" ww• .auu ·a t !hi!l billllOJ'Y class at ~ Mid· dleport lh!Bb '9dhoa1 Feb. 28. 'l'hia Sheliff ..... ~-l 11usse"'' '·' !l"eporf:....., es ed that a 1956 StudelMiker wes found -abandoned today on. Route 33 abwt 10 •miJies GIO'l1tih or Pun& roy, 'l1he :reportt .states Hmt the auto \¥as stolen from .:l.'h e Wakefield •Mlat-ar.s Co., •l-ot 1in Allhem same!loime 'l\ae8day "eVening. The Ohio lll.:ghwsy Pa•lrol ro,,.,L.. R B.a'l 1 1J'Y' 47 ' •ported tlbM· .,.,..,n . n.. . ,..._,..,. RD, W¥ f.i!BCd $5 an.J ... -.~ .....,!' oosts by Dtteshire MayOr L. J. n-~··- •.·~---- • o....ol..j:.J0 · Je?'· types of ~offices of the- Farmers Rome Administration tbro'u(h June 30, 1956. The loans funds may be used to meet normal operatini: expenses, but not for the paY merit .of exist· lng debts. The applicant Jl'WII. be primarHy engaged in farming aDd have suitable experieilee and reasonable prospects for su~ns in the farming o~ratiooa he" plans to carry on wtth· the (oan. . The interest rate ·is 3' pe'rc::ent. Jte.. . . d pay~entli are sched~led aceor iM ·~ ~ to the borrower's a b"l" llty to repay. 41-42, lew 43; brown mix 41-42; extra larg~40; A large white 37· 39; A medium white 35-36; A medfum brown 3&-36. Cbickens, steady; fryers 3-31,1 lbs 21·22ll, mostly 22; hens, heavy Gver 5 lb 22·24; bena, light 5 lh and under 17·18; hens ligbt, leghorns 14-16. --------HOLZER HOSPrTAL Admitlbod Tuesday. 'Mt'S. Bertlha Soott, Pomeroy; '11ht.-iid0!'1' R~loey ~::-_ . ""'".~ .;>.~., "l..o.wlun, W. V-ao.; Mlrs. Van Bu---~ ~........v, ---· .,-co.•"""· .Past Pomeroy Fire Chiefs, Receive ·Gold Honor Badges. srore, 'I .. ' '·I " jtle, immaculate tuto ia ~err appoiD.tmea.t of tbii·Sup.W OldlliiOI>ile. You'U Joyolt ca oipll But :rou-~..,.te Iii thl..~""' ~· ••ser power ol t.be Roobt 'f-350 EqiBe. die ....!Mt J.cl:• 'f'J actioo to know aU t.botlt - 1 0 cnna .. ~. ' . ' · of t.bem alii Tho briol: ptowoy f11Jet&Wayllydra.Matlo•t6M·aeweot · I ~ iD aut.,.,.tio dri..at ADd die road..un h•ndJboc:: Safety,Bido Cbo.Wf Come Ia. MouUN 1lto Super II ESTIMATES ARE FREE Corl!plete lnsuronct~ Coverogo~~ foudoat upectallolll. Y'oli'B '"'":• dn cat ., . 1ilr,.. . '· •1 . .& _ .ahd•N~~.W••••!r'P ....~.,.,. .~. ;•'• .·. "• and rw'Utild ~plot 1 ~:;-.t:t' ,. ' . KARR·and VAN'ZA·NDT MOTOR SALES 242 W. Moln St-..·' 1.,. · ~ , ... .. t\f'« r ' pF 'I . ' .. ' ' . ~ ' pA I NT SERVICE Stor~ Hours 8 to 5 Phone 6265·X 1'be- Cnit:f Execut1vr· rold a reeord-breaking newt; conference, however to'hat w~e Wt.'Te a DWD· ber of factors bearmg on his dec ~ ion w:hidl he would exphtln t-o night W ·tC!e ;,:n ..'f'ica.n people m .a. radio and television apopearance. r:he Pce&idcnt. endmlo! a ·long p ~riod of pohtJcal tm-'>J•'ffl follow· ing hi3 heart attack: of •last Sept. 24 b:>ld repmters : '\\ly a~-er w ~H be positive, ·t hat is aH.irmative." Ml". E.iseohowi"!I' said •he was not ceTt2ln tobat. fhe R.f-pu bl lean C(lfl vent-ion et &im Ji'r>allCISt'O in August would waot to nominate lbim <~ft.er ;he out•U.nM tooi.l(ht fbe various fa-ctorw i.nvol._.ed in his wildingnes; to run aga~n He said he wanted al~ of tbese fact0i"3 to be ~gh-ly under ---- .v.'..,.. ~·l Sryl..d to h admirrdl Tbtn'o aloili1CiJiiii tli orirYIH'IT~ Fir•t Payment Due 30 Days Bank Financed After Work Is Compl11ted (No Handling Charge) YOUR PROPERTY NEED NOT BE PAID FOR ' SALES • . Accordi~g to the w~itten oplnlon tbc ev1dence also d1Scl01:;ed the bulk of Emma Duckworth's e 1 t. ate went, partly by deed during h er lI·lotl me and the b alanee under h iJI t er w , o her sister, Sydney BarteJs, aild her two living brothers, Alber t an d W alter Duekworth. And th at Emma Du ck worth's affection . I or h_e r s1stcr and two brothers 1d h P.reval e . O':er er affection for b~r relatiVes of lesser degree, the meces and nephews. ' A1l of her meces and nc hews three grandnieces, a namcsa~e and the Presbyterian Church of Syracuse were given cash b"" t ~'lues s. WASHINGTOI\" li' -President f;1ood by 6le A1oeri.'all peopi_e -... E~howCI" sud .tod<oy he would be w.illing lY run I.oc re-elect4on. i j;· NOT O~E CENT DOWN As Long As 36 Months To Pay President To Address Nation In Radio-TV Hookup Tonight ' -d r•. New Mystery Contest To Start Today He.r-e W.e Go Again·! 'I1be- Da~ly Sentinel ':ltier a COU· pie weeks ·i n 1-ap:;e of time ill conduol.j.ng anoth.er' "Mystery Man" but wait .a minute! '!'bertis a p roverbial " fly in,#he ointmmt." thi» :t4me. The silboueti.e ·~ you "VoiM"'View m Pagi! 7 in tod'ay'o~ is:rue -is not bhe ane oi a man but vf l!Jte <fair sex. In order to make tt.e c:ont.e-:;l m<~Te inberelt~nrg and a tbe re~uest of many of our wbiaibers, -tlie Sentinel lhas been for me past Lwo weeks lhunting {or tb;;!- right lady io fill tlbe bilt f(lf' the con-conte&b t.es.t. Fl•Ve MI.ddleport D ·d C d clue given the avL am en, Pleasant, a am-ount llhe l in the other ""r,• ...., •-,· veo rotaled wKI pastors Ser-v-e As rnassenger Y ares Rader, Pt. Pleasant, ceived bkmt adjoinwas treated for a fractured nose in« Womao" orr by k R letter or post un:i. ...-::-"'=~":.. "':~= School Panelists Abandoned Auto from ~: :!:'ui!:r~-::~::: ~::,: rnar et eports as being from !Jibe • · commercial bank1, e_ooperCINCINNATI, 0 . UP - Prod- · ~~ · •·n ~..u...~ Oo9ch Jalm Pan90016 -in·vited: tm Found By Sheri'(£ ative lending agencies. the Farmer& uee: cabBID ~· ~~~~~-~ a <bOld minisltlenl the Clftlmoo.i.ty ~ ... ~ • d.:~~•....... ro Home Administration uDder its re· Eggs, about steady, eonsumer U. u .. i]riclrL..... """'.._""• 00 .. gular pro.,.IJ118, or thro ..•h other- S. A large 43-H; few 45; mediums --- ON MATERIAL OR LABOR prESident: &y 'Bind Vttt.aSJ H-art- Probate Judge John C. Bacon today handed down a ruling in the Emma Duckworth will case. Gist of his holding was that the late Emma Duckworth having used the words "my two ·brotl\ers" twice in her will, she intended her two brother& living .11t the making of the will, where the evidence sbowed she had five brothers, three of whom bad been either dead or missing for more than thirty years prior to making the will. R•--- l IUI'III II HUI.IDAY COiolf'j '' es" sPECIAL LEGION MEETING is tlbe 8eCOn!l year ~ ~ tmbFeeney-Bennett Post, No. 128, lbas ileen ~ed by lbhe Amerieap. Legion, will have a spec- mmiL;ters -and b(o)olgly 'Situdmh!l. lal meeting tonight at '1':30 at. the Mod.erfator of :llbe panel was· ·tlho KYGIR' CRIIk TOUR Legion Hall and Post Commander Rev. Howalld Ruppell:fl, pastnr of ~ of ~the stete Hi®bwB'Y Henry Clatworthy has asked F.irst ~nn• Clburth htnOl Aux.Uiuy <aDd .1 heir ~('Iader members t.o be pRJJent. ·and 4hnse tlakmi put weN' robe Rev c E Patrolman W. R. Dawis mot !MlnnPM CLUB TO MElT . . . Jlayt, .Boaot&; Rev, day even-'ing at the l.Cgion ihaH ~ GardRer: ~b ol. atnist· Tbe PM Club wUl meet this ' · ' end ~ .m 81 body to otlhe Kyger sltc' I Rev. Robert st)'U"S, Nw.arene: W ing at the home of Mrs. Re.v L A n~~ .le <Jr\1d< l!ll~dc Where Obey · · · -~q·~' -~ · •~,··-~ ·~ ~n-~ tbodUt. wl~ltioo muffiler. jo!Mct the Aux~iarir Pat.:rOI and Cr 00 k11, Illg h S treet. C<lrpQrOl Plet-<e llllcOreedy of GolTtCKITS ON SALE Hpol>ht and wer.e 1\itkeD On "' .tour of -tlbe plant. 'lbe tour was made A.nlnouJroement: was made ~today by 35 magbw'V. tlluwt tidrets for llbc Sectional ""lretbaH """"' bet....., PomeMEIGS GINERAL HOSPITAL roy ond (lljilllOO!Ihe Satwday ni;!bt .are mw 11)0 sale at Pom-eroy Adlnllted: Mri. """" !l4ae Greeolee. Pomer,ooy; Mns:. Auetln Jun-ior Hi'lh olfioo mel sti!Mrkra Middlepiml Dnlf The dueatis """"" ••ll Diem-: IM!'>- klli"J P<>woll, at 75 ee:nts QC!b "W'IU I'GID'Irin QD' ale. 'llutiJ. 3 p. m. Sriday, Ra-cine. '\'' ' . ' ,. ...... ' A Clintott FiShe_. Ha», fti<obt- 8 •. m. ftloday and :,~~le~ ot '"' SUA'Ii¥cq~ude ~his 'Wiife, one ------ (iET OUR PLAN '!I bq!J> ~· o'i"'' re- Pomeroy Native Reported Dead In California OTHER PEOPLE DO RELA}(, and let an EXPERT Do It 'l1hey Wlel'e In w·Il case 1 ,.1908. She Ateordlng lbo a repollt. by Actmarried and accumulated a •i flf Obief !Of Pomeroy Poli:ce F'rlallk considerable estate by industry Hudtsd.n, 181 mM ftloard been ~ thrilL and prudent in'v estment. Sh~ tamperiJll wittlh oan; pBked &t Ute had betln staying with one of I••• .... smtdor~ on Monday ni 1~ht, '-· a surviving brothers, Waite' ,..3 Pomero<y wnman·. d from late 19~ unt'il flhc HU<bon etated tUlat dle :tb&e[ passe away at Holzer Hosp;tal • cJ.im'b ed to tlbe .r oof t~ ol ltlhe J anuary 11, 19515, building by bHaking a window irn illhoe womarts iMSt ll"t)On1. for oiJ fOIOt· HowBTd iMicla"wtloSh received word bold. 'Ibe ·pel'60'n climbed Tu·~o! •••-•• of aulll' ~·- "Wl\1" ~- 1flbe '(\()0I'S It() •IIUCI .... .,.._ _,.._,3 IUll'C ~ QRC ~ lllll't> ther, W~ Mdnba~Sll, '1'4. g-rease II'OtOiin and brto.k-1.~ ~ 'Dhe ~. llJ<rti.ve or Pame- window near !l!bo eaves and. climb· ror. tlhe son Of !Mt'. alld Mrs. J101m ed into ltihe gl"e861e room. ' - • 161:.ep tow~ ~-ing federal fun_ds 1 fot' the bttid.~ under tbie KillBurto.o Act. -is \hoped bybe·"l!he--.........~.-..~. Board tbat htt ·'f . .tt e " ort to ......-..;....,.,. 10 ·M:ardl w~11 br.Lng ~ year-lOJlll d:rjve Ior !Wlds to a ~ Several people escaped serious Croo·k, ~treasurer injury on Sunday evening when f ey J•r., aearet.ary. • two ear eollided at an intenection . in New Haven after one had failed to observe a atop sign. ., A car driven and Owned by Wy•tt 1 , Chadwell ol New Ha_ ven Wl8 struck, by another auto dnven by R118sell ' Lee Rousb, 18, of Middleport, in . an accident which cauSed Jleavy U dam1ge to the Chadwell car. The Roush car had a dama~cd Local' poM.oe 1800 &eeki~ a per· fender and steerlna: mechamsm ~n :or ·p.el'9J08 Who iFBmed en~le the Chadswell carl_ was towed ~~-~- ~ sb~-~Ed w a. garage. tate po ICC iqvesti· .-• •v""~ ..,..._.100 Y ........_."' a ~ated tbe aceldeut. \ ' w~lldow bebwaen 10 p. m. Tw!Bdaoy Qccupari.. I *'osseaaion 1 -· ·- LOOK-AT YOUR HOME 5c p b d Everett Thomas ro ateJu ~e . FWieral Service Makes Ruling '~··W<~ have~•ui!Ori>d from brill- 1lnol 20-ms ·self with..DOne reporte~r aerlous. tickw. · ,.. , .,.j otihot mloor .... v Magnificen'f I ~e "Wl11h I State 8-0aTd of Heal-til as l!lh-e lmst Servi•"e Stall.On Is BurgIariZed r esday Evemng • I ; ELBERFELDS I ~ BAKER ~ I for ·a 52-bed hoepital 1 >e9 £: ', ~ .~ ... .....,.,. to be supplied. by mail effont Co . bui-ld a $750,000 un.i.t wW! be bor' rowed. ·, Hetl!l1y Ntay, of WJ\.eel,in·g, an:!ii~ tROt, was: raubbooized on Monday 1evming Ito file ~ piaw Boan:l e ROOMS OF ~ I New Furniture ... rest Several Esea~ fn]'ury In New c~.Mlonday's meetin·g~ilcem ol ' • l·he n..el , Haven Collision .·llr.'e Jack Bu~ton, ~dent; Jam. vroo J uniur Sizes . ..... ... 9 to 15 Misses Size,. ........ 10tn20 1 ~~ moolh o!...,., .... - designated 119 "M'8SO.ll COwtty Hos- for Gradua,;·on • Prom • and Brid.es- Mrs. W.A . Mosor tiad an operat· ion preformed on her' J)ose Wednes. day by Dr. Hartman of Parkers · burg. Mr. Dallas Hoffman and famnr moved Tuesday from tbe Paul M.:· Coy farm to the Mrs. John Roush farm near Plain Valley. The Ladies Aid of Oak Grove E. U. B. Church will meet with Mrs. Blanche Yeager, February 21st. Mrs, AUie Hoffman spent Sunday after·noon with her fatber and mother, Mr. and Mrs. George T. Adkins. Cecil Bleaslng received a Jetter from his brother Bert who is visiting in Honolulu, and after returning to his home in Enumclaw, Wa.!lhlngtor. for a rest, is planning on it with Cecil. Mrs. Ourlis Richard was notified that her niece, Miss Sylvia Jean Chandler will reeeive her cap a.nd hib on March .2nd wbere &he iii in training at Charlelton General Hospital. Mrs. Richard is plan· ing on being present. _ :M::r:. and Mrs. Arch Yeager were :10......... $130,000 .Sought For Hospital Trustees LaWtch All 0 ut Drive ToCompleteFWidRaisingEffort conUnt ••,..., ...,, hltll M , .. •- ,.... tenltht, ... ,. .. Ia~ 01 Tile 8CISIOO Spring Formals . . nttne • • :U ~ ~~~~ weather Editorial Phone 89'1 No. 268 Vol. VII • ~ at y e r-============-=~·~'-:-:-::--.:-:~:~====:::=============~ spring fonnals • • • 1M 75 m1~ tt.perhnent which CHI IF$ thlt week ....-. , .. · , hts c'llltpt._., .., exnllent re. c:otd In fl,. flghtln1 circt• In tented with pltl •ac~ps In OhJo. At tM lttft ·Dwftht P.trker comrnendat'i• of their MrYict -l4ol!lol the p.m-. FINto tM communftr u htt• of TWO PAST . POMEROY FIRE "*"' Alooi:la!llot 101!1<1 Oft . ""' pf0¥int1Y as Mlyor &:. F. Robl~ ton plu tht hon.onry told b~d,.. on Henry· .Werry · an~ ·. R•lph Sluan. Wllfry Ml""fN AI Fl'" Chief '""" 1950· ilt..... h 1953 ~nd durin• 1950 s-. -rl- ·aftd 1955. loth are m.mben of thll Volunteer Fir. D•p~rtnwnt end tM lmerv-r"y Squ1ch. - 1911. lelnod tho ln A wi~J be of !has wbE'tl pr\ize; ''gneeo;otuf(" $5; I!DSW.Y!l be re- by .the leM!-y tbe ·~~ by ~ .in lt!be .QOOiillllfM, c.o.mrmtlo.n. He det'l ined to s:q whether he wanted 1 '-ioo ~ ~ M, ND.on as biis ntnniog mate~ ' a}llhough !be ceitoe:rated htB biP admiratioa for Nixon. • · Mr. Eisenbowe- Rid lhe woulcl have 00 walt to e.e w'bo- the ... publican convention ~· ror- pretlident. 'I1ben. be .atd. would be the lime to di5cut8 t.De · vice praideney. · l'resXk-nt F.li:&enhower, who wiU be 66 next Oot.ober, will be the4 o1dftlt Chief ~ve to seek s.erond term . 1bree otiher presidc.ta. weN. older 'lihan Mr. Eiaenbower at dae time of theilr fllllt inaugura~ William Henry ~. es Bucbanan, 65 .and Zedlary n.y,., lor, 84. HarTisOQ and TayiGr died during ~ f.int lbenn. Buc,__, did not &eel -a second term. 111'~ EilmrlbcJwer "Wa:!l 62 z.t -his Rnl a ;· 68"- ~Mn � 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 28, 1956 blackmore