http://66.213.69.5/files/original/55b35b96cfd622aefc3e402a4392c2ea.pdf 27db44260e7bfd636a7da63db9d8a395 PDF Text Text ---- .. - ---____ Saturday, March 3, 1956 ' ' , - - - The Daily Sentinel, . Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio ___:~__:_---....:. " 0 ----------------~---------- . ·_- Page Six. Pythian ~isters. Magnolia Temple Past Chief'S Entertained 'Thursdtar ., e • .' ' • e.n ttne • •' PRAYER: Our Fatlber in ·beaven we gWe Thee pnme far Jesus ~ ond b-libe eood news tlho( comes f!rom 'Ilhee ~ llim. Help us bo be '*ligent ion spread.ing .tlhe gOOpel 110 llbat ollhers 'WiiU know the joy of Thy AlvatJiOo. In OI:Wsl's uamc. Amen. Waldo --•hfololoo·-ONtO: PooflJ ,......, tow-ylnl0o;T......,~1 J. Bartlcl>,Pastor. Fftd Btae«nar Sup! . 9;15 A . \11. CIIGroh SChool; 10:30 A . M. W~ Sc:rvke. Topic "The Oross"-"A Stumbl~ Block"; Jr. YF in charge or warobip in ObGroh Sohoo1: 6 P. M. Jr. YF, lk>b Wilom, • - ; 0 P. IM . Sr. YF, Rev. Jh.rtJels, spansor; 7 P. M. LeoUm WU111bip ...-. vice. Topic " The Oboj,P:e of a 'J't'a.itor." Come ~P witJl ~- First Baptist Church, Ralph Zun<lel; P"""". Rev. Edw.OO IWker, supp}¥ pastxr. <:!burob Sdhool, 9:30 A. M. \11010ning Wonlhlp 10;30 A. />f. 'I'Qpic "II'IEI! Seek Ye" BYF • ' ...... t! ,, 7:30P.M. SPECIAL MUSIC- Visiting D.legati0111 "WE HAVE A CONCERN" l Pastor ~angerter - WI L'L I' REACH Dmrolll)' lte'Jbel has returnemployment in • .. provide your own aulomalic r_ljilf_, if you pay by checlc. With all it• oclvantoglt. it's easy to underalond why over 90% of oil finonciol tronaoctions are handlecf solely ond reodily- by check. Optn your Che,kin$1 A_«ounl ot this bclnt. ....... Wtlcoft14t! s Touon sCI'ft 111M; O'IOicl confvlloll.• ' •• The FAHMERS BANK and Savings·Company POMQOY,OHIO Member Feder.! leaerve Syale• MIMIII ,.DIIAL DIPOitT tNIUIANCI CORP, ' Brown Tractor Sales .• , •.•.. I Pomeroy Ohio ' "'"'I"' et,s, til USED EQUIPMENT 1951 For~ Tractor 1947 Ford Tractor 1946 Ford Tractor his -1 ..,. Ford Plows, Discs And Mowers . Farmall't':Corn Planter , . - ~-~~.~f'EAP../, ' 0 ..i.l ..,.: in NUf'h1 f•lr Mit . .,.. ....,...., ~ ·------------~~~~~~------------------------~~~~~~~----~----~-------- RSV) Church, weather I-----------~~--------~~D~eeo~-te~d~r_o_r __ •~e~l-•~te--r~~~·--~·, M ~~-=rhe~~~~.~~~-~~--·~·~·~~~Are.~ · ~·~~-----------~--~~--~~~:~~wvm~~ Vol. VII No. 272 Editorial Phone 397. Monday, MQ!~h 5, 1956 Jla,o4e'111 PllpDe 388 Single Copy X towod"" ...tor. -~ ••* Like colct ftJ • thlrttr aoul, 10 is· fOOd news from • hr country, (P,....,... 25:15 Fechr1ttd . at if , ,. ·~ ~- '' 0 , ' , ...... ·" ,\-• ref' .. { . .. . ·• : '' ·. '. ··~ --- ·~.~ :.' :;1'" '.'!Ji. • ,. .,, . ·~ .' • I '• ' ~:·~ , " '' ' -"'"' 43 ... 44; uii:JI 4:1 t-o ' !Vco- -... 36""' 36"' 36: 311 ae. · 1 ��-..::*=•::•:..;F.i:..:D::Q'::...:.;;:.:....;;;___....,.::::...._ _ ____________:Th..:. ::::e..:D:..:o:.:.il:.!.y. . :S:.:en::.:.:. :ti:..:.ne::l.:. .,.:....Pomeroy-Middleport,Oh ==io:___ _ _ ,______________M..:.:.::.o:.:.nd::a~y..:.•.:....M..:a:....rc.:...h_:.:S,:_l_9.:...5_6 ·- Monday, March 5, 1956 Panthers Fall Victims To Chillicothe By 69-41 Score Balanced Cavaliers Attack Proves To Much For Pomeroy Cage Quintet ~ - . . IMMV IIOIIeRT! . a'~ 1'111/.UIS . --.--....; .._ - £EA&J 11(E • NAT"IONAL lEA~e Ptrt:NERS Ill 7l(A1" I Mo~r IMPoRTANT th~~;~r~~~:!1 :~bstituted freely in __ G 1 8-IJ 0 0.0 maintaining JohMon_______ . .. __ F out t.he.pertod.their lead through- Theiss F o 0.{) Pom~roy managed ~ . 8 1ng ?ar • ut had a poor slloot· 81 mght from the field anr! wen~ ouucored by 8 24 lo 13 margin. The Panthers hit 15 out of 23 free throws with Cl1iljlcothc hitting 21 out of 41. also did a good job of auardma: big 6'6"' center Gordron Mickey, who waa held to only six points In ·t he litlle ov-er three quarten that he played. The Pan. thers Just kept h.im awsy from the Po~croy BAKER ~ §'"" FURNITURE ta $299• oo FOR Z. a=: --- i:: ~ .=a "WJ C :;:;> ~ ra. - ~ :c1 l!lll ~ il; ;1::1 Q ROOMS OF => N8W FUrniture ; BAKER "Z) C: ~ TAMPA. Fla. UP - in the first 1Dtra-&quad bueball game in the Cloclnnati Redleaa .amp Su·•··. Cbueb ~ Hannon, whOM leam·wal composed mainly of rootlea, paee4 h.ls team with three sinelu in three timea at btl He ICOI"ed t.wl.d in the aiz-lhniDJ eonteat. '' The veteran~, \lllder Jobnny , Temple, were held to ~even bl~ t'wo of them. were bomen by Plnclf IUtters Fra~e ~lnsoJJ and Bob lbzle. Hmnon'a ·team collea:ed 14 hits; Including bomen by Bob 'IburmaQ aDd Ed Bailey. Rookie Plb:hen Jaek Taylor and Charley Rlbe pitched mort elf~ Uvel,y of the six hurlers who went t:l BAKER FURNITURI! Oil --- -· - 4 4·3 11 Mitch -------- G 0 O.Q 0 .... u.S. Pat. OH. Arnold ---- - - G 1 4-4 e IY OSCAJt FIALIY Wildermuth __ F 0 0.0.. 0 UniNd PtMt Sportt Writer Harmon ----·· F 0 0-0 0 NEW YORK UP !l'earless Totals 13 23-15 41 I Facts and Figures: ChllUcothe __ . ___ 13 30 150 69 Russell of San Francisco and Pomeroy - --- - -·- 8 17 28 of Duquesne wUl be the Ofl'lcials: Rolph and Mace in tbe' pro baaket• · they ~ a risky problem for the teams take them . The 6-foot, tO-Inch lt:WJie!I Ina'V CORA GILES to play on the Olympic team, Mr. ·allli - · Robert iM.UJ,ph,.-, which meana that tHe lb'O · club I.A¥'f.U., arc annaune.linog tJhe birtlh. af takes him must C!~ftt on I d&lltbter &.g,ry Aonn. Feb. 1?. lor hal£. season .. And Mlr. •nd 'Mlro. llo>Jey Johnoon ..., I< "only" foot, two Jneh.,, gNndpa.,Cflttl, is bait and miy be called Mr <and .M!ra. lJeonaM 0.00Gih and tq s«~rvlce. b'On'- rh:we nrt.u~ned t.Q dlcir borne Madison Square Garden, wlrieh from Cincinna.td. look college basketball b.ie; time, Mn. NdU10 P.1milll' spent .a dsy bu really suffered as result of with iher ">i!Jter1 IMll'S'. c. M1. Vinacandal! and th~ back-to-the· lng at PolllC!IOy. movement with reaultant ,MJr -and Mre. Henry MartU1. of of huge field houaes." :'".l' .......... ,., old Apali.eio !hat 'been ~ ~ tion ol. ilbe \Vlhitle Sox U'.ainq CJIDP. ~ ~Marty Mat!iKlrl, bave to u~ ,_ app121!dettnmy ihimaeli • ~ ereat ~. 111Y8 "dllere.'s bO questiod' Luis wiD DliP tlhe erede ·u Iii bl!g ~ ,..... A~ ll!lllrn!ld lllaiD .D. Sundaor'• ~ ifMJI.t. Be raced ~ _,.., bliM!I o:. tab oa ·ba'Je :h:it n'a'J ~from Earl Battey ·iD illhe I8C!O'Dd i!'mme mJ tbeD W«<it even fmither behiJIId 1ttle bag in rtUte ltbiint tming ItO rob Ca1'll P~ Lutw' team. tJhe "Ilioa) G~" WOLf PEN tend~ lt;>;:~.him Hemlock Grove 8PEft. ~Ill evenint lf"eOC!Rtly wirtlh Mr. end 'Mhl. Un· coin .Rui6C'~J. 'Mr. and Mr.s. s . A. w~t.t ett.cnded 'th·Cl f1.M'lll!n8~ of Mrs Lem· bert at wruoasvitlc .Monday, ~s lkoint1ha C'ool1 wa:s: a r-ecent L'UCRI. of Gnna Gi'D. h. Mr · and Mrs. W· H. Soutl 'l'n- - - - -- :' BY UNITIO PltiSS BUNbAY Bt Earl D. Me.,der, J r· .Realtor Nelsonville, Ohio ~ . 43 day mt'd.:log. "·-·-'1 For Tt. a....... ining' 'At' Tribe· Cam IDIP ~ ... ·~..J... - llQcly •ba.<'P(mna• "'ied f~. - · ~to ,.-r.a ._ QC'd. ~- 'OI!t it!.he t-eam, w.. tlbe SUatlo>'• ~vocl ga~De. ije .lilt t~ ·...., OS Ill• ~U.. ....._ tho ~. """'<it 13-11- 'llltte ~ ~ Cllllle wilb lllil bas IOode4..,.. - d lito pmc. Nli."W YORK- Weo ~ 011 ~. ... Slim Mole. .n.., for a ntpt, wee · die • lftle· ~ ~ a job wi~~ Collumbhon Mdl• . "!• "" t1>o lodltmo lhk • ......, l.oodool !or ~he w;.,...., llllrb --., 1Koi;t>lo of Oolwn'""' ~ .. """<! of , _ than )"'0')0"~ 1'111> .~ ~. •be <><! 10im on. OMy tw+ GIJo\i. "'''l' oat:y ft,,OIIx ~ "' •burl boOb at lllol ~.Nil ~ ,_ duriaB ibb tnooDd llltilllt. , ' ' • • ~~~~c.l~.ut. ~ .r!l· Dll;,, l'ltO!>ot: '~IJ< W)1HI; wlLh Gor- · """b'i • ito~..., elll'lid .... ~die '!IIi ,_. ~wr a - .. ' and VAN ZA-H.•.DT Can You Before You Build Check Our ADMIRAL HOMES ld~ntify And See the Difference L.istings Wanted The Daily I s.- ...... ~JII.!'. ~-""~"' ·~P l>orl>r - . . .. · vt IUQO. - - '110ol >hilt GUy y., W1<otz lie poill "·~ .......... <IJo ~ ODd ~ lf'f/A. ........... c.--,~ 111M l!otla;·. - annr t~ely '.9~~ m/"~~!Aie ~·~.!I'~ FOR SALE: Indiana's Bill Woolsey of J{o"":t JuJu, won three filllt place •. d 1 f mHe' 'wo'n orthe individUal /' . WOMAN ~h~ I& lh;~. w01111n: .Name ·b~~ &lid ... 5.00 .. MYSl'ERY WOMA,N CONT.ES1.' RW.I,S' Eacb day untU further DiJtlce, .The ,Dally Se¢blel W1iJ oo,od~ct a Mystery Wo-· C011~ wi)ll t!J~ .~ ~ iag 'l.OO·fD •alue eaoh day '!ho.l!yslerJ W - is liOt idontlf!Dd. WinDers will be aonounced-liliie tile My- stery Woman Is ldenuned. Eaclt eD1ri • hbe ,our Olpl!e and address lo be eUpble for tho> J>litje. . Th~re can be only one wlmui-. 'ftte ' earl!Qsl.. J>O!!Inlaot and neatness ol entry d.ecldes lhe'l\llnr,<lJ-.Jn ..-. Jiiorlo w,..,. tlian one correct Enltles are received. MYSTERY WOMAN EKTlY· ILANK NAME OF MYSTERY WOMAN, ..•• : . . ...... ... : ... rid of I your I I ' NAMII I 5N.EEZE]) l FllSH!CNEO w J. E H ..- ..,- 1·. ~' ·~ "') ' '=!),:, ; • water heater ~· switch- - to -a ... IV101Q ' cka.. . ..• ... ' ·"fOUR . SUNRISE .. TO · ' ~~ . , :M.- ,ftue8 or vent8, ~~ ., ' SUNSET ' . $:\'ATION!" · ' ' . '• ' ' ·-; ,. ' ,I •" !inStalls anywhere. ' ·aee gour electric dealer todt.l11 . ' l!t;EC:I"RIC WATER H&ATER ·so.,f~. .~;...;...-~~bte yoo ri1 win ,, ... plu~'J.i.OO lot:.e•ery day The DaUy'Senlinel·Mystery Wq,. .man gm;s UJ:.aldenllf1~d . M~bers of the Mystery Wo. .,....•• family oad u.e <!IDR\<IJfH of the Dally Sentinel ore aot eligible lo wtn. TJio l,~iti, Ill Tkll W""lMl II Now WQrth get 0' "oa,ooo·. . . . .. , M.YSTE·R~ • ord. Garcta . Retlll'mi So<"'"'"""'= t •q• ·. •· FOR SALE: SATURDAY iJ Y • -"""''-' I ot•MEXICO Od<oo&. CITYTex.. fired ,..,..... the 22Q aad CHAMPAIGN, lJ1l: •..-llthi:rKU 'WOn 24-uDder .pat' rboti.1 of 264 fur 71· i Is ejogbflh to~ lit ~p troles to win rtihe Mexican N'Mt·~ dl) lti'i Tfllli ~ll, ~itng Open 'IOI'f 41oomlnm.l tll'O:ro .11han lt:wliiOO ·aft. nlllW .point~:~ I' FRANCONIA, N. H.-BUJ Bl'a'Dd u orunnerup MictliiQUO. , · jumper from 1 t.'llburg 16-yDBNJol-d LAP AYETI'E. lrrd.-Obiio lil>l• · N<Coll, ldl<ho. ootjumped Q field racbd up M8: ~~htb 8tA!iUh't Bill 'Of 48 011 Cannon .M'otmtabl lbO wm '11m t!tilc :•n swimm!pg. <the NaJtl'OCNil J,tmJQf Sld J~ NEW ORLEANs.-.1\J~ . G. ! O~i1 «mtobtp. V<m<lwblll'• ~1in<J. who limlbOO I BATON ROUGE, La.-ShOII., fourtllb ofJO N:ll.odnlal In 'tibe W'Ldoner I 'Mayri'f'Jd of W.esU:n.P)I N. v., WUJ Handl'Cifp ,a t HMle<lh Ptrll:. won ilJbe $lZ,~ Ba.r!ton ft.wgc 0reD ltbe ~.000 ~&ddN New 10rlcins ; golf loull"'lllllment wi:ih a 72 boh wm<~""" at Mho t1oir Oro<mdi>. l!el t<>tol of 277, .lhreo 00tt.or llbaa padd $ti.40, $4.80 il'nd f3.ao. Jrmmy ~ 00' KluiDl\'ilhlll Lako LJNCO!.N, R. 1.-lJineo!n, !Jolma IN. Y. . go< .IJhe Now Elnslon<l ....,.,. , ... 50n off b'lo ~ «<~f'.ft -tibMt ill. bi&oo ,ooy Giot>' •110 1o.· 000 I'DIUIU.rei' lh'nidM!I) bclor(l I • erowd of 3U29. MD.AN. Jllaly- Li!Jllt'li'ollihl Or· at 3mock :10 ~ •the SotJIIb ..' · ~ c.o'B am:wtew olu.:mp · , '· IIALl.ANilALE, ~-~ .,.,.;"'"""" Stobie'• C<wl~ ot.... ..o.q · ,1~· ,t b• $18,()06 'A"'cro ~w~ OefDI'O • 1'1"<!01~ ~ .. GWt Stnoou1 M ·'. · .·' $68b - - - - - -· 1 Pead I. Parker ./ Bowl poql wl>h lllio P~- ,...,..,.. 10 o)IIIOOI!Ioiljo.' elfro c..o.< Couf•r'"'f". . :Q<. Don Jtollr, 'Mbe l!h;~i<ion, ORMOND BM<;I!. lllo.-n •ol<l tl!o .wo.lo ..,~ '"" kcat Qlk'lt o1 M~'VU~•.· ~.· d~ ment tod Girele 'WOUl<l ·be Qblt\ !Ntfld ,;1he vro1t'll"M ~~ ._. 10- PT¥f.11ic<l· · CORONET $ PASS COUPI! A Beautiful Blonde car With Ali The Arpolntme!Withat Women Appreciate. 1'/ow 122-9 Call, Write or See m.'W """" 1952DODGE Jomnny Podres,. flflll0Unce6 Keo :Leblnan wW. pHdl :In ~ e1Jhi'b itioo opeoer awaiMt lhe , ...a.-.- bad Bo&Ston Red SI)X, . . . - - a .-..! wlfllt loot 8C85(III. FARMS-HOMES- BUSINESSES Co~ •!• ~T LANSING, lllllb.-'Jlbe ~IC ~~ ::-~u::.~ r.n WOW!<! up iio ~- 111'1'1114 ~ t11o CloW>l.., lmllioo today. medina b)' ~!!«- • ..., H_e _ . u -.-bl• -* member oomm»llteo to ~ a ttKI w~ Sb:lmicih OUtble lilt filrM. ·'~."J!I!I replwemetlt GUILD 1;0 MElT ~ GrRCe Episcopal Guild will meet dians' bieb commtaDd waMs 6111"- It the Parish House on WedQ.eldaf ci.e' !to ,g:et down 00 .~ ~ as eveolng, March 'lth at 8:30 p. m. SOIODo 419 pOI!I!Dble lio lm:b up fior his •Hostosee: Mrs. Ever•"- HIYN. ll-3 1955 ~- W'«st MUOI1 M1i8 Lenore GlUes and Mba Vida iD IOr'g'aln.ized .baJ!. · Ible. Perez Tonite quite an 1r1ument with a apecta· tor when the team played Siena jn Albany. '11e called me a fat so-and-so," Lynch reported. "·I didn't mind the so·and-so part, but I work hard to take off those ounces.'' Ken Norton of Manhattan says he'd like tc aee the Army-Navy basketball game "not because lt'f dirty but because in that one the boys are entlrely indlfferertt to contact." Which is the old Army· Navy story · no matter what the .p oail:ie two Army4x.und Wmld ~ beiO , ~~ ~~ -- weekendsports. summary Tlh~ ,prQSIMt were Nol"Yl . oaOO family, .tthe of!ami:\i~tA> of ,F'fJ&t« J1ot1dan ·ami RJOwl'<lfld: Newman -of 1M'cMthur u.nd Mr. ill'nd IM!I\9. Del· &llltli \ = ~ COLUMl\US, 0 . . UP - ·The Ohio State nolmmlna: aquad, su· NEW YORK UP-Wellta'weight preme ruler of the BtJ Ten waters, Gene f<llrier 'Of Niagara Falls, N. was back home today wearlnc ttJ Y.,is ·t .Voredat.ll-5 tobeatDano,.,.,t.,,•, eighth Jtraleht league crown, dec- I ny Jo Perez .JOf Ne.w York agalln ' SEE US BEFORE YOU BUY or SELL ' orated by · aeveral more ·r ecords. t.ont~ .m :tlheir J'letoUrn 1V 10 we Have Prospects That Are In The ~arket For Homes The Buckeye awJmmera out· ot'OUJlder et St. Nicbotu Arena', claased ·runnerup Mtcbipn Jn the JtOtr,i er'• jaliling -~ ~s l}leet finals 8a\Urday night, fJnbb- lh.anun«ed out • ~ dee!· lng with 106,.-potnta to the Wolver- l&iOD OV{l!'l Je1lt-ohoolter Pen!z. .t St. 6 Room H~use and bath, Out bulldillgs, ond barn, wate1 lnes' 36. NldY890'1'1- +Wy 26. The ltiJlr.ee dog electric, oil heat, 2.65 acres fertne ground. Better Take The Bucks ended competitiou II)Ndol<al•s. voted m. Ul'l!iL9oo, U. 6-4 with a flourish b)l winning the top 6--4. A iook at this. In the heart of the Letart lruck disttict. · four places ·In the high board djy. D J ·u be ..._ d II port. . ing, n Wl' '":'Y"'IIio es.per.Smart Cuchln• lilt AI Wiggins, James Canfield, lind /lO back lflW I(Jhe wJon.. I> _ .. Mike Fleiaeher, the Hunter Ed Kawachlka ol touch· "'1111 coi'E. lege basketbiU coach, admita ed otf a chalD re · .lJl the fln- ~ J~ ... ~.'""'- ~·'~ • .In Minersvilll, ~s, 'h acre lot, Mt>dern ·kitol>en,\g<!Od there 's " nothina Uke a brilliantly ' al 300-yard medley-t~tiy by eUp-r tered ill'~ · .J.n ibts la!lt five roof, only 2 )'!an-old This is a bargain. Call, Write coached game." plng3.1 seconds off the old league ll~s. wbiott mciuded on-e ~ · "In a recent game," Mike said, record of 2 :49.3. Iowa, Nortbweat· His last •three bou.ils lt'(W.ltoo nl " one of my kids hit on 11 out of ern and Miclri&an followed In that defE~iDIII. 12 shots . So, in the flnt time out, order to better the old record. P.oi:rier 'OUipolnt;eld Catmine I really dld a smart btt of coacJ1. Leet Van HoUman. of Ohio State F'm'e on Jan. ~o. HI$ ~IK boul.IS ing. I told him: ·K~ep ahoolln&:l" set a record In tbe 200·yard ortho- ~&Gt ~ tr~esur.ted ,m_ fiw win.s Phone 201 Pomeroy, Ohio Unlllc• Otct Days Did ja hear the one about the dox breast alroke in. both the quali- on•ee~dr!':!'"'~-~~-~~i<>a>'o~~de~fc~.,~·~·_:.~""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'""'~==""'==="""===~ The attendance lor 11 GardeB guy eating ai the country club .who fyine round and the finals. He double-headera tbll year . tof,alild t complained to the w,q,iter that stroke4 the qualifying round in. • or an averqe of &,810. there wa:~ sand in his 8plnach! 2.26.0 to crack the te(:Ord ot 127.3. old SRO dayl., four 'df)ublc lie bettered his afternoon mark by would have 1utpa11ed thls "That's outside my jurladlction," · &17tng the diatauce at nlgbt Jo entire aUendaQte. aneered the walter. "You'll have 2.215.4. Lynch, the cherubte St. to complain to the greens comWiggins' time in the 200-yord In· basketball coach, 10t Into mlttee." divldual medley, a new event, was 2.08.3, which will be a world r-ee- cu~ ·tr Named Ito f'eS)boe the 6liek· fioekting Chico, WOo was 'lnded t'O :tlbe Clevetud Jor'Ww. m die deal r - ~~. the 21·~earto 0- v- - -- ·--- - - . ZUiooiJa o! ablmptOn • Ftl04 ·-r·•-woillllt a.liolow bolllod "' • 10 .....4 ' '.- fiortiet Obico. ·a 37"Year-(jd player," H:igginB Sl!i:d. " He reaiJy lir.:dc5 good. " Vei'IDO:D, who'llil! be 38 oo April 22 .rook 8 tberriAie mbbtn&' rfoo1, ~'"'""ger Ted W:tiillllS, wbo priM· ~· ii ed out thllt l.be WQl.l't be 38 t1Dt August. Tba OlevelablJ: Jmtitma' lean thalt. pitcller Mlte ~ mi~t two hmiqes eacb. Ta)'Jor, pitcblng df!!(oe«.N toe ..Geoqte IM)'8'1t'a" 3-1 .. for tbe rookie•. aUowed no one ~ 11M BoiJitlcm Red Sox iltCiot lbhcir ,...,h flral dtlrln; his otlnt. !bwt ollille 'P'Ini at Mickey 111e 37_...,1d ~~ra...Ck. w.,. ~ 74. ~- 0o ~=~~====:::=:::~~;;;n;t"';;Sm;;a'l;•h.;;;;;;;;;;;~;- . A team ctric8f(CO Wibl1.el Soot qf rookie!! beat the veteraDS, 7 ., FURNITURE ~ """moo- mn<~nm -~ Oa Th• Brllhteat Corner ::i la MiddlePort C: be'H make today to hold their Andrews ··--- - rwnbwtthdthebwinnersoffthe bank· l' 0ooey 1baove Buck Mermen Gene Poirier ~!':rJ!! :::: ~ ~ r.: : ~!£.,, Reinain ·Swim Favored Over TODAY'S SPORT PARADE TI't}e c. hamps c the final quarter with Chillicothe Burfinif;on tP111t. The New Ywk Yenk0f18. m.a.· and 1 .• Mill L ' · HOUDAIHlLDT M'r . .00 . _ L. B. WIIIOII. Rookie Aparicio Sho.ws Well Rookie Redleg In Chicago White Sox Camp ;:..,.. ~ ""= __ _':-"':.....,..JlrnKm. UnitedIY,'RID IKIWN I"" •dunne ,the - . . , otaaty ~ """' - Team Thumps &um tlbe w~ SM-.. stmeel. 1o _ , Sports. Writ• MUioaoa« Mite~ said !be beJoieved 110 ~ $20.000. VeteranNine1..=; ;:,;~::--..:;:.-: ~"~• -..·.- ~k• ~-~-~tm!'~ COOICede lbal tnte a. WHO'/.£ MAll{ the way the Panthers couldn't C"<lpe the bigeer Chillicothe players. Bill wilh the aH round strength of the 1 Andrews also played well 'in his CM>aliers as Pomeroy had one of final game as he led the ~or.ers their poorer shooting nights. with 11 points, while BHJ Sheridan . . . . had ~ine points in spite or lbe . Challacotbe, who ful'lsh.ed second fact (hat he wasn't tritting. Bill ~n the t~ugh Central OhiO League, Brown was high for Chillicothe jumped mto a 6-0 lead at ~he start with 17 points with Proehl hitting of the contest befor-e Jumor Haw- 11 thorne hit one from the f~r ICft Tonight at 7:00 p. m. GallipoHs hand corner to break the ace for and Athens will meet, while at the Panthers. 8:30 p. ln. Chillicothe will tangle Two free throws by Hawthorne wtth Lancaster, who beat Wellston made it 6-4, blll the RoS5 county 70-61 Saturday nia;ht. The winboys then pulled away to take 11 neu Will advance to the Regionals 13-4 lead. Just before the end or at Cincinnati. The box score: the period two straight fielders by Billy Sheridan made it 13.S at Chillicothe the first period. Pos PG Fouls Totola i Brown · ·---- - F 6 9-5 17 Pomeroy stayed close on the Hoshorn ----- - F I 3.{) 2 heels of the Cb.illicotbc rive Mickey c 2 3-2 6 tllroughout mOISt of the second Heaton __ ____ G 1 2·1 3 quarter in spite of the flicl that Proehl ___ ___ G 4 5-3 It they had sevcraJ turnovers, and Irwin ____ . ___ c 2 5-4 8 just wcren 'I on their shot~/ Late I Oy-er ~ __ __ ___ F 1 3·2 4 In the period Proehl and ' Brown H'uff - ------- G 3 2·0 6 p.aced a rall y th.at gave Chillicothe Coopei ______ o o 3-1 I a comfortable 30·17 lead at half· Stafford ______ F 2 0.{) 4 time. Locklear . ___ F 1 4-1 3 Two quick baskets by_ Bill And- ~Rice ____ , . __ G 1 2·2 4 rews at the start of the second Totals 24i 41·21 69 half cut the lead to 30-19, but the I N Pomeroy Cavaliers then took command, and I Pos FG Fouls Totals gradually built up their mari(in Hawthorne F 2 2-2 6 until they led 50-28 Ill the end or ; Brown -·--·. F 1 1.0 2 DEXTER By Ill!. AN'D ~RS. 8Mrfu Baseball _Camps Start Action MONEY PITCHER. •• • • By Alan Mcml The Pomeroy Panthers ended baUet, and ht was unable to eet their 1956.66 cage season Saturda)' lbe ball. night as theY.. dropped out of tlwl For tbe Panthers little Eight SEO Class A District basketball Ball Butnngton played an out· tourney by lOsing 69-41 to a good standing floor game as he time ChiiVcothe Quintet. Tra'iling all and time again stole the ball from ··"*' Tht>< DoijY. Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio ' ,,,'1 .•. .:c r• .J~ s· · • • ADDRESS • • • • • • 0 0 •••••••••••• ..... .. • • • • • • • • ••••• 0 •••••• 0 • • • • • • ••• ...... • ~ • • • ••• �--------------T~he__:_.:. D.:.a~ily Senti~el, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Monday, March 5, 1956 The Daily Sentinel ' II I I~ • ' I Happy Harvesters Meet Thursday At Federated Church WOMEN AND WHEELS · Television Gets lob as Traffic Trouble Spotter I .-........ .. ~ ........ 8- l"age SiK • I n--~ Brown; Dill Andenoo, Sue Smith, ~~ sondra Pottt; Junior Trumpet Duet. ries and twelve Senior e.ntrle.a. The Clrolyo Mllboa.n, Jobnora Lam( _ ............ ......,., DWll. " ' - ratina of one or !upertor was at· bert. ven to fifteen entries while the Those reeetvlq a r1Unt: of twe ~~~~f!.-=e~~'rid: rating or two or Excellent wai gl- or Exl!el.lent 1re 11 follOWJ: Bill ven to eight enll'les. YouRJ, Junlor Dr.um Solo; Jobn~ evening at .the Cburdh !!or tlhei:r L bert , J un L Trum Mardi meeting. Those rt!C_:I7iving Superior rat· am .01 pet 101o, IMr.s. llo)t Seydil"ied ·pJ'IESided <Wer lngs are as fOllows: Naaey Wood- Selliqr Cfarintf·,Quartet, .Jo1 Smllb: • , ....,. lAII ChlpiiiU ( I Rep. George Meinhart Is Guest Speaker .. At Meigs Retired Teacher1\ Gathering Re:p. Goort'll M.eiriliart was ·i.Uetiot s peaker when tihe M~iots CQUMJy Retrrcd Teachen> A:.lsootation met Saturday ~attarnoon m d~oe fPOC!tal ""'m o1 ............... OhurOh. Group stn~:i'll'g of "My Wi-ld 11'11S'h Rose" - w•l:h Mi.\11; Gertrude ' POMEROY SOCIETY I Mrs. Geoor.j"e 'MeG-bee enlft'tain ed Mr. find !Mln. C. L. Ha.ckw0:1ih and family, &lie, W. V·a', Saturdaoy. : Jame:; Le:wi.s bas bocn 'i ll witli fd!u at ohiis lhwne. A . H. Ebembach. ·i& cont1ood obo this !home, Laaley St., by i}lnellt;.. -Mits. 6eTitlha Scoitd: underwent 'lcBrtde as accompanist. opened William Ault m.n Salul"d11y •o tJhe meeting m ctwtrge of -the preretUI'!II rto :the l'lvor boat where he sJdent, ~hss Mat'("\a Karr. Dt'YU:- maj·or surg"""" Saturday llllll ·tha · WOI'.ks ·. - •a two wooks visit w~tt. tJ.om; ttaken rrom "The Upper ~~ h f""";,t.. Ruom'' wero led by Mns. Nel•lie Hollm'.~ is ·reJ)Ol'bed j lli .........,. Tracy, who clu;ed witlb a poem '10 COB .. ~ · y, Robert A:Jlliey, Hllllt~ngton and l)t"'8)'EI". , . Mr. and Mnll George Massar ..and apeM Jtte weekend with lhiB grand· ::dlort htrsmess ses5110n was 9Dil of Columbus- Wft'"e ~ m<1t!her, !Mrs. &!by McKendrie and ·h cl(l. Miss Ethel G.a~r~l'llnd acted as tue&tfioofihD~.Mr.oJ'DdiMn. b:i'& n:cphew, Dkviid A$1b1-ey . S~eereta.ry in llhe g·ba:mce of Otis Ctarence !Mat.sar. 1 Crawford. M-embers rePt1)'1.ed send Mr. end Mrs. Oharles }!"JJkew iUld : _A~U WOO a.t~e'd if.'he O...'fEA ing a Di1'1thday ("ard to Mr!Sl Edna fa.ruty of OlJariea:rtlon ~i:ted. Sun- Distr_tot contests t.n Athomt SaturGarleton who-se b.lrthd~ was Sun- day :wi!llh Ibm' moth6r\ Mrs. P.lm· 1 day mcluded ~· Dave fo'aTmer, da-y enoe BlJrn:8de. I Mrs. .A.r1!bllr Slcinn·er, Mm. HobeJ1 Ml'.. M~in.hant spoke 00 141'gisla· •Mrs. Clyde Andrew:! ~ft. .Frltday ! Coats, !Mrs. Walter Crooks, iMr. ilion roga.nding tthc 6al&TY of retir· 1ar a· vt!it m I.nng Beach. Qali,f,, l~d Mrs. t,.ow.e.U PI"'basco, Mrs. eel teaohcrlt. He stated ~· hat ·tlhere widl. her $00., Roborlt. Clella:l. L:. M. Hezmosy. ~ wa;,; $250,000,000 ·in the pension Mrl. and llflm. Donbe;y Reibel <and Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Ga:lhii~Jiher fund and tllal <teachers. retiring d;wugbter, Doom. spent Sunday !Ul rand ron OIM'I~ton ·howe been now wou·ld ·rL'ICeive en inCJ'l'ase Galrli~ wltrh Air. and Mn. Earl 'vi';;~illing ~hi'S .partmts,' Mr. ood 'Mil's. n::f 1: ! I bLJt ~lime I• r rooeivilng 'L'he pension I c. Logan would not be .g·iven tthe •t ooreasc. Mn. Howardi Lyom lQ)d MliJlfHJ€ 11hn oon~ " Mobher MII!Ch~-ee" POl'lf:smooutlh vmted. SwJday will!h ·and ''W•h-i'le- k iSh Eyes are Smil· iJ'iel.W'VeS ~. ing" <l'nd tlhe mi2.palh benodictioo !Mr. ·and IMr$. Dale Faulk of Colk'11 by ~r:r,.,_ Tracy closed the meet· umbu:!l *fie ,pregts of .bel' I'{)OIIlbet, ing. Mrs. GolW!e Hawk. , 'Jlhe Apt"il m1~~tin..: will· be he-ld Dw~glht Blll'!lonJ of Cleveland vis•at t•he )J1lmn of E. 0 . Sa undoni~, at ited !his ipal"61lt'S, Mr. and 'Mni. W. "Joorn-ey'<S End", IQn t:hc AtJll.em C. Bul'tlon Jlthe •past ~k . Road. Pfc aDd MM. IM.artkn MlcAngus t~=====:...:· .I =-=-=-==::::; •' EASTER '"Fashion ~ewest : ·H~t~n• in 41hc Jl.{illoiJa,ry 1~ot11ce. Trends wit •h t."V'Cl'Y one ,aHc.mli'n.IC brirugin~o: ;I t•lmh,ibu~ion o r .,\(ll!lhlllll(, mtmcy o1' nl'llOI' usdu•l wrti'Cli•.:.S 1Lo 6e ,-;;t•llll .to t•he OhUI"dh W{l{1ldl Scrvoiocc to MliJpl·y 1le.~Htute pCQP].c. •: \ln. W•i'IHs An•t•hony, ch~i·rman n[ llhc Commitlt•e on Yooth Worlc was ~no chm~c uf t.b t, •pl8'118 foc tilre rpaollt')' and Harold E. Hubbtlrd adOO' ~so MC. Pau1 Smar:t· ,)led the 1N~rollll ilm for il'he IO'Vt1l!i.IJI!Il: ~·fter Onrvid Dwrljlt Jr. ·had o1)('11l.e(i ~[he nwc·tlng. •"-Nl·. CJ if!«d st.llmbo ~:tve .t.hc c-l·~ing devui.JIOilBIL Also Accessories Of • Purses • Co lorful Scarfs • New Costume Jewelry • Corsages of Violets, Apple Blossoms, Elc. • N)rlon Hosiery • Jlamlkcrchiefs Grace Bras, Corsets. McCOYS R rf•nt'~~Hnenl:io were. served by ' :\1it's. r~aul 51nart. .and Mn.. t:lui. \ lh'nnt 't t . OO-ll~hal:nmen 10f the hoti· 1 ~A:·~ ~ommi.utae 'lind M'l11. Da:vld • Dar.o;rt Jr ., ·fk.-c<lil11l'IOO· t'\IIP. tuble in / k('("p~n~ witlh tlhoc "SOS" uym•bol. SI:w .used oar hmtt. on a saee of 'WlaN'· cs w~uh "SOS" l:ltgt1ttl6 !Jirinlg aond lieagul.l~ •11nd .f1i ~ih. 411d0ed 10 lbhc 111~ ·rnosphcre of lllho center .rl"'lftt6- i Hat Shop I Middleport l Ohlo and I\ "SOS" or "Silw~~ Our Sur- I &.lt~<raf ·W>J.L-. .wnll d'H MIL Epht~i·a~ll. plllls" pa'nliy wa.ll ihcld ot~~t :\Jhe F.Lrj;~t ; :N. J ., w~Lh a ·rudar etu'Uill. Bo',WJ na·plblt Ohu·r<'lt F1ri<llfY <'VOil!i'llli! ; were I!Y('n'L W ()pel'.llohuon SaiCollll1 U~ ~atlerin~ Styles in aU the New Shapes--ll luek , White and Lovely Color::;. <~nd I Contribution Party I Held By Baptist Church Group Fi'i • ·a1904 """ """' .,.,;,. ro.~c rt:ru<n;n~ -t Fort Kinox. 17toc romfri ned HATS. Girdles, 0. E. McK!inJ.ey 'had tlhe cast ' removod. Saturday from lllhe wrist I which he broke SlX \W!Cks ago wllt.'n he fcl<l on :K..-e 'll.s" he was leaving Ibis work oilt. Ulw Ford: G-a·r· I age. F...ddie B~ke •has boon canfin· ed 'lo .M!> thorne wJ~h measl-es. He E M Bl•ake. I I And • Madame P. G:il..laghor. \ · ·~\lrn.· Gene Evans ·and ~her f·ami!y ol Bailltoimore, spt'll1t rtlhc wook 1 end' w~l!l:t MD. Md'., W-endell Betzl!n;g. Mrs. FJl'lank Wjnei:Jroemler Mum· · lbave bctm vio:iil.'iong ·ht.'\l' •mu(ltber, cd thorne Sllllurd&y al\l~ oa two •.M•N. Ma:ry Jdllnwtl .alld 11el-a0lrves ween v-i18ittl wtiiJh rolialt!vcs d.n• New in CoilUilllbU8. Br~Ont, 1\a. •:1\otlrs. W.kH~e M•lltld COfll!.ru, l'lom· HOward OaTPt-"flller lhil'l'l accepted eroy .ha~-> pu.rChWYt.-d •!.De prqpcrty ('ffl:pd'(l)"Jl)C!Qt ~~ .the Jolm Duerr fon;narly uoou·piod by rt:he ·o ffices Store 'i1l•1Riaolnc. , uf Dr. 1''. M. OluH oo lb)Jo ('QroCr 1 of Not,\•h SE'!OOnrl amid (0811 St. Hoxi e PriCe, ron. uf ,Atr. ami M r.<J. Ed l'ori<cc, Clweliand, and Juu , •M. SOhaaf, son of '-'lui. t::. S. Sl'h•a af 1 •h'<~ve n.-re.ived ltlhei'l' honorable di~1eh-a·rgn~ f1rom 'll~e ~· ~· Army. 'PI~cy ~n scrw-oe tn iM.arctt uf SPRING ~ I h1· Loui9i:fl'n!ll .mm ·f·~,l,l·. . ' Mt K ftoblll"l:. Rcibctl, lt~p;LOn.oal . Di·J'I)Ot(}l' o r 1r1he Obi'O Als6oc~i~llion of Garden CJ ubs aUcnodod ·a G!l'l'· 1 den Qliub mc~llifllll '11!1. Dou.rWi• l''r.i · da•y f'VI?~n~i-Dg •fllnid was a'C'COill'IJI<Iniod by ihrn' dooghtoen, Mt ·~. Cilllal'le:; Hr•adbllf1' . P&l~ K8rlr ~t txmil i he wookond '\¥11011 OOr ~Mer . •Mi'S E. T. Bauot.'l', ~ IS IJ'IOC"((ycnblf: from .major sur· g6l'f at H'Oizor Hos!)ilt·M ift'll'd• wWh •her .par-oe.Mf!, Jldr. ~Bnd M1M. C. n. Ken- Sr; She f!Ctw'ffll£1 Ito Co~u-m · · hU'S Sunlday 111rli was ~lc...:J ·as lar 0.'1 G.rov-epott by Obri:JIInc Kioe.1J!l'cr who •bad e p·C'll:t ttlhc •palrt six mOI'Idls w~llh her •gr111ndmoL•h.cr, .Mn. E. S. Sdhallf' wthill.c 9he lltltJOOld .£'ld. 4lhe 1110001 K:lt!Jder1g81J'!ten. Obri& ll!me i·s 4lhc oldellt tJhMrd of ~tr. IIMld 1\f:aw.• G. R. Kodhl<Cr. i/.fT. and Mrs. Ohauncll'Y V•a!flll'<~ 1Cfll'Cbr&tcd ·bheitr b~ ttl·i5 ----4•hcir daugt.lrs, !Mrs. Food Wbit:::~=:~:::::::::' : " ' : " : " ' · : ::::::.:::::::::::::~ ' woobnd aolld lock aOO •Mt\s. Willrlllm Yell'ger. ~ ~- lhctt.M,Ut:!Stl!l 0 P T 0 M I 1 I I IT N. W. J~ut; COMPTON, 0. D. Coarl Street. Pomeroy Office Hours: 9 1o 11, 2 to I. !Cio1e at Nooa OD Tllun-1 I~ Iv.ns:;'b.n. s.ou :~~§~~~~~~~~~~=~~-:::====~-~=~ ~ Belli& nolln conllcl wllh my buolne.. lor monlho, due to 1 lon~ olckncsa 110me accounll were not pold and Iaior olh'en, put of control. Therefore making lhlo 11le 11 the' lowell polllble price (p..ellcally al cool) to meel lheae •· • WINDOW· CASEMENT SASH ••ARM SASH . Inaullllon, Cololn Panelo. Aophallod ShnlhlnJ Tollpe Pine No. I KO-all wfdlha Flnllll , . .. 20 and UCII 1 Fl. and Groove Plywood. }'lr Sheolhlng, Grode- ••" Yellow F.. Dlmon1lon • gnde oil but good buy ,lor 1 pu..,.,.e ,ltooflll« • Bulldlllg Paper elc. a Jlave 0111\\r Material, But Notln 'fhl.• Sale Ge"heimer Lumber Co ' \ """koo<i paroo4.~. E. ·G 'JM Soo.tt ollhQI'alld. IS'Iatcr •llo1ir. 'md Aun. M:rti. Pltul Oarol BeJVara ht •a sUKieM. n1U!1'8e 'lilt .tthe or Nur•· c""""""'. I (Mench 5th to 12th (AI Genhelmer Sole O•nerl _,·a c. in-g. 1 Davf\1 Oiler' lh<*; beet~ c:onf.in«l ro !hili ibomfl w»11h flu a11Wt s i'I'Mthi i·nft'ICUOn. WockMd gu.ei!JI6 or Mr. aDd IM.rs. OO·er were .).tr. 4100 M1111. Or\.i»e ldil»b'!On 'ltll'd ornh:lrul• 'Of FOR ONE WEEK STARTING aecowata. ·of llol>on ll"'!'m.t - SALE \ ~~>iMler brot'trer and . Turkey Dinner Served Sunday • .. At Wingett Home I 1Mr. ·and .Mr!!. \..Owool~ Wh1(f!(.t .,. ____ ""''""' ve. en1 .ro Re-Routing Of Rt 124 Suggested As ~wer To "'''ouchy" Situation Despite a lengthy dlscuuic.m on projected widening ID"d re. surfacing or Union Avenue members of Pomeroy Village or not the resident wa1 "for" ended in a stalemate with no fi11ite action being t.a.ken. A meetiDi:' of council members with of. fid.als or the Ohio State Higbw~ Department wu Rowevcr propos. ed for t!H! near fut~e. Mayor E. F. RobtiUIOn reported to I he receipt of 30 inquiry cards ?f the 4_.5 whieh were sent to vartous tc!ndents ~oncerning whdher ~r ... ~ot ~he resulent ~as "for" ~ ao-a.ns. tJ.e wJdemog. He saad tbc final tabulation showed that werc "fllr." and 9 " agaimt", aJ. though he saul that four otber p€r· sons; that had not sent back a post ' If you would win a cut of 'the prlu, Don't 'stay in o rut wiN. 8.95 Mrv. 'l'bomali Pe!rin Sund<J')'. Mr. Mid 1Mrs. Dolberit SmL:!h were ·an Mr. and iM·lW. LOST 2211t1· K. Sundit)' guesW or Mr. 11 Del- Rlowoo. !Min9>. ~. O&rde Gainer "'f Lolltr.Jd.got.' 1M!'S, f1)oyd Mi!tltlonlc all<! Moa Ncltlo <Jo\wlory o! Bolpcc W<Y:<J vlsMI!DJI 'Mr. om 'MIB. Goo. W~l.Jis An:tbcmy a nd M'l'. oand Mrs. · Harold Otw.c, 'Mi.dldli r-port. Great ; grand:pa·l'N1rll9 ·fl'l& W. W. lt,wloe1') M.r. 8fJd MQlbUu.rtre, Ria.; :MJ"S. VIola NC'I. IM!rtl, So-pb.ha Amboo~. Colll'mbus. • Meigs-Co Beef Cattle To~ Scheduled . . For This ELBERFELDS =· :::::::::::::::::;::~:, • Big30Doy Big30Day ·. SPECIAL!·.., SPECIAL! ' .,'. ,. Bee! Cattle produc~n and farme.rs of Meigs County *" 'invited to · attend the Tour 1Dd Dtetuq to' be held next Frldty, -March t. lames H. Warner, Extension 'Beef C.ttlt specl1lb:t wiH be prcaent ~ 1nd WUl dbcun pNblema of lotE!N!at to beel Cattle men. The first stop on ·t )le tour will . be at tbe fum ol C. E. Humphrey and ~ at Re~d8vllle ' ' 10:1& 1. m. Where the croup .w~U lee two lr~Deb silos used "to ielf feed the a:ttle, Tbeae ·s1101 h!lve been line~ with · concrete and have arowed eonalctable ·i nterest Ia the cq.uaty bet?Use of the uae ot preca•t a·ddltlri~;~ •· to tb• sU'oJ tba JI'OUJ me!:Jlate)lr' fotlowfJll luu~.b· learn how ot.ber farmen are Jnr their operations for areater retu.rn. Thr. tour bu been arran• ed In cooperatiOn wltb the Mei,ra eounty AgieWtur~ltl JxteiUIIOD Sei'vice. Roy Holten. preaident of Melga · oouaty Holltein Club announced today tJll,t plant ar~ eom· plete for ihe aanual <tiriner meet. ing of · the. ~P. ··The ' event wtU be held at tlie'Cheat« HI!Jh School . . . Ln ~$PUT YOUk M9WER IM A-1 C:ONDITIOM.. · . , . : .· ··. : · · Reaethiglind ~djuating Of Points • Co"' plete Carburetor Tune-Up at\ct Cleaning ' • Lubricalori and ·Blade Sharpenirig .' ,, ·,.I· '' .. ONLY. ''• ·' ' . OF·F·ER GOOD ' . R MARCH . OW~Y! ' ' . •r' .I ! I Set· vltta will stait ·promptly at 8:00 wut 1p. m. . . · and .bear ot ·\h& ~oqun'trcl1l Everyone 111 hellS COUnty Is ln· -bi'ey.c.attl9 operaUcm ·on tbe Hum· Yited tO attend tM dlnner. and u1 FU11UJ. heu: proaram wbicb hu been tieni_,i • 1n ~el'll Fund, $419.69; balance in Street Light Fund, $1.818.87; Cemelerey Fund, $3.50.09, in the red, altboueh it wu reported that over- S3tMJ bad been turaed in 1Q 'through. M:.aroJJ 18. not u yet bad been reeordrd. The Rev. C. S. Nut(er will be in which would put tbe fund ia tb& charge or bbe nigbtly l!it1"rices blad<; Street Fund ~. whicll begin at 7:30 p. m . Au open A mayors report f<JI' the moatll inv~·tatiOD to the public .to a«end February wllleb lotaled "19.115, 16 cuea beard ia IDI)'or'a court. -pted. Gienroy H. """P ol camel>efon tile lutal~ meten on the two and llle rlllinc in of Iota, hated between arul ~~- olre<ls would be uted fDI' free par. A t.- -.;;, 1oot plaoe by the: II'OUP toilceming the FladD& o1 meter. on the parldng loQ. bat DO definite C4JnclWiloa· waa A motiu to grant two lui ll· censes to Ricbard Campbell and Earl Denney, were vo-ted down, aDd following tbil tbe eouncil dis- iJ a tour and ·lf\el!tJDI to _.ve interested ID Beef Cattle ID porluni-ty- to uk queaUoiJii con- next Friday eventq:, March 9. CJiet' il:dewalls made oa tl:i.e ilte. In , The clerk n-.ad the ftnancial re· port wfiicb is as follows: balance r<Khed. blue(white or aqu<V'white in,; .., 10 to 18, Blossoming Ou1 · ·lr::::::::::::::::::-:""":":·w. :-.:" ";: 8:~:-:k':~:·•::r::M:::'::·:·:.:•d=~~~~~~===:·:, AnDotm.cunent was made today Of the sohedutiug ol. Evangelistic 6ei"Vi<:es at .the Middleport <burcb of the Nazarme beginning Wed· .na<;day, IM'aro.h 7 land coottnuing Store Location Is Moved During Past Weekend ' /=~~~:t!r.~"7~~ ,..., Howard N. Reed Funeral Service To Be Thursday ~~~~1 od tiJese. streets'. re8ulatiolliJ .611 • coal trucks; load Um. read to the group 117 Charles Lego~~r; and a disc:us.. ooncernin& UU. matter was eXI!.ended. and >i!.CII bell'. Pink/whir.t; yellow/white; llon.Uiioo> s -. L.~tfl.CitliS1:t·ll'; ... • ~ I, .the Evangelistic 5eJvite6 W86 also with convertible collar, big patch ~ket1 n. tllo aftd bt all MysNry Wom..,'&- n1me ; Would bo almoat . tM ••m• if lho were ht. . wm· GI'W\dpllll'ent:! For Candl.l Cane Clas;s;ic .- Jlt•t. st..,_ 'oi"JJ ............ [.. ..t'""ltl!ill~ J.,Y tbeJM piOmbe til ..._ ono of Myste'ry Clue ,' offidall at M.uietta, .. d that may· I Junior High School •udittJrlum 11 tht1mllrtarr chOf'UI line ~pk~ tund abovo. ./; ', • · Th• "GUArdottes." in a card had Intimated that they were tor it. A eouDcilman pointed that if a re.ident on tbe Ktne.tJ did want to Jtop the work that 1n iDJUIJd. could be taken out which would stop it temporarily. MayOI' Robinson in reply stated that tbe vill~ge owM a 40 feet right of way all the way to the village. ('Orporation line on th tse streets, and that no land i& being taken away !rom these reaide.nt&, but that the village ts jwt taldng land that rightfully beiOnl!l to it, whi('h these reMidentJ have bef.o temporarily using. After a lengthy di&cussion on the "pros altd ~ns", CouDCilman Dor Schaffer 1Uifl1'.8ted tbat the cou ncil meet with thr bi&hway be some of the difficulties could be. "ironed" out. It wu pointed out in the. discuasion that tbe atate, at 1n prlier meeting, told the ('ouncil that if would get the land, they I wo"ld do the wide..nlng, and two additional feet on each side of ~ road ia needed, before the stat.e will start the widening and resurfacing. Otlter alternativu to aid the traf. fie problem on these two atreel.l, beeldes the widening, were that ,• ttle state, ai the llilJage'a reqUest 1 eQuid re?>oute Route 124 over Laurel Cliff Road, or oombine 1\ with State Route 143 wllieb.. toea into Middleport. A petition bearing 45 names the resi.drnta of Union and I!:'!':;~ Avenues, called for the • bke acti.oD on the Nllll- Former Meigs-Co. Girl Is Awarded .3-Yr Scholorship . TUPPERS PLAIN * e GUARDETTES TO Evangelism Week Services Stai'ted Sunday At Heath Methodist Church Metr.oo;,,, Evangellstrc week T B • S d I o egrn un ay At Heath MethodJst bll<"""". 1 Bobby and Ru1!11 Wtna:ett aud ltbe cu<ot. ·oiL of s,.r.....,. ~hlln. The SbGpplbg Dtolrlcl Mrs. C.leton ·M ,.. t"Wtued M-ei>Cs Ootinty otoeecher ·h lvbl( ll!8lwrht for Powe.vy· ow1 .for't.y )'Wnt ;In wlutt U mw ""'-~-;...----------..::Uho WUrid. • ! 1 tonl-"t. W..tnu•y. ... tttundentonn&. coolor ovw tho lOUth •nd ..., portilnl. Sc 1 1orins 0118 am•i. Mnt. Edna Carle..,. m ~ A b;nMoy f cake iced ·in. wMh:• end l'folwat.OO I Mostly clovdy witt. thull,.lk lhowenl ,.....,.., kw:tlly ........ Hl1h in 501 ner1ft to 70 In aiVth. Staow.n WILKESVILLE 1ent.eortatned with 'II •.urk>ey d!tmcr 1SWdty evMUig .t: •t1lrd:r lhoote ttoo,.. w)tb p i ~k ot.'lfltd!CI! and ·tho mst.vlp' tlon "llappy ltlnlhday A•u.nl Edr)a" I WIL, 8NV«f 'Wdilh illhe dinner. '111'te bonoMd gueMt ;roctivcd 1 a munber of vltt. -and .a 111buwer 'of : 96 l!"lrr'dti' (rom Jtw relata~ oaod 1 f·t'im!:'it. Gulltlltt al. rh (~fltll(-1." Wft'r' Mr. and Mnt. Ga)to: Prie&. JVU&nd; ~"""' Mikired Bcc50n., )fidd,I(IJ)OI't: Mr. :and M~ . JoJrtMtit W.IJ:IieU, Ita• C"in(': Qlal'f'lll.'{l Wihet!liOne: Billy, ... weather dDudy1 tc•lhf tel ....... t IIr===~===~=================~. W'eii'1C l:;:~n:~~o:~..:~M~~·eJ~~.:; enttne z.. CHESTER M'&SO>no 01 il'llic SatuNay, M<ll'C'h t. 'l1hc baby Who 'Wei-~heod fiCVOO Kent, and r~'k. YMgor, Kent; pounds, ~ihroo ouncru, !has bOOu Mr. ·and Mrl'$. Errn~t J cnk;ims, •M·11r· 1\'<~'m 00 Barbara .Jea.n.. ~- :au. j MIDDLEPORT SOUETY • e Someday &oOD you mQ' be on television. OJ: eoqne, )'OU may bt in your car when you make your appearance, be.eaUJe lbi& televisi,oa JuniOl' Trumpet aolo; Bill Mart(~ Grueaer, Coruue. Woodwe 1re talklag about ill wed to eontrol automobile trame. dre meeting v.fuich opened wibh a '4~~·~~~;1·~~Tn!~mpet aolo; Connie' seard, ,l>orlada Wllaon; Linda Detroit tramc englneen 11ve televisioo tr&ftlc eontrol 1 trial >hymn sing. A :SbDrrt bus~ sess, Junior . t larlnet nett, Senior Clarinet aoJo. on 1 new expressway reeenUy, and city and &tate oJBei.ab were hm was lhekl. ~ter "'bich a ®Ill· Junior Trumpet Quartet. Jlm Senior Trum~t Quartet,_ Dlle quite pleased with the re&ult&. T ... bfrr ·of .games- w-ere played wlth , Bill Glbba, .carotyn Milhoan, Hurison, ISernice Nease, Jim The main id~a is to prevent po8lllibly several lives mi&ht p.riws awuded bhe wiolllffi'>. Lambert· Jim Ebenbach bae, Earlene Rem:haw; Aua leta• big traftle jams on 1 hlsb-tpeed saved 18 well Refirestunent.s we.re ~ved at Junior Alld "sax,, solo, SbeUa Str: bower, Ienior Flute solo, Unda ' expresswq by acctdenta Idully, there would be three o llbe dose of rthe mooti1.11g by ilhe auss, Junior Bassoon iolo; Jean M~ore, Senior Bin so~o. None re. and . removln~ ean lm· four television cameras mounted ~es Mm. Henry Reibet, MTs. Webster, Juflior Flute solo. cetved a ratiJlg of leu than excelalao every mile along au expres.sw~ )mt111ately. But Add.ie GJ"U4.'1Se!' and Mi:sB Thelma Robbie Browl) - senior Alto Sax, lent. , wo_uld be used to to lr:eep track of the entire rolrt GNe8er. solo; Htll Anderson, senior Alto Accompanins were:_ Mrs. DarolatioDJ & soon IS congestion occurre Sax, solo; Senior BraSa Sextet, thy_ · Savely, Joy Smith, Barbara to the anywhere, men in the monitor safest and most room could scan all the sereeu Dale Harrison, Bernlee Nease, su- Swuber, Ramora Boice, DoDDI. effi cient use o1 to spot wbe.re tbe trouble o!Uisan Young, Linda l'rlck, Howard Strain. superbla:hwiJS. nated. They could view the en~ Alb U.. lfleP.I)ar meet:tnt of .the Cecil Lipda Moore ; Senior Wood· --------Here is bow tire network and maine the. situObestell Gflange 'Thle9day evening Quintet,. Janet Carpenter, Bar· WAL TONIAII5 MEET TONITI it was set up in ation for several mile& in boC.h ·Sgt. Wagner of lllhEt AiT Fort:e of bara Swisher, Joy Smith, Susan Detroit: cam- <Urectiops. COJ.umb\151 .ground ob8etvoer corps Young. Sheila Straud; .Senior Fl· The Meigs Ch1pte.r, lzaak walteras were pl~eed. Also bei.Di eon&idered Js a U. (Jl"eSeJ)t.'ed IJlbns on atomic ~ Trio, Jean Webster, 'Jaliet Car- on League of Amerlca, Bolrd of on pedestr-ian in with radio atations, 50 that t llil1d lllhoe n!sults of w ~attack in penter, Ann Icenhower. DirectOrs will meet In re&ul'r ,sea.. bridges wb;k: h special 1zinouneement mllht be oa.Se of an att• ack alSo ~ivi<ng a Senior Trumpet trio, Dale Har· Irion, tpnigbt, at 7 :30 p. m . 1t tbe spa n t he eX· made when a serious tr1ftlc jam lhlt...,of .tlheir dutiet;. r,ison , Bernice Nease . Jim Lohse; Club llouse, it hu been aonouncpressway. Honl- oecun, wal'lliDs: mot.oriat. to stat Honre Eoonomi;os committee 'had Senlor Saxophone · Quartet, Robbie ed. Ml88 Chapmaa tor screens were off the • expreuwQ: at certain placed in a doWTitown building. points untU tblnp clear up. . . Traffic was televised durin;: peak For more precise trallc control Rraijm Refr.esh:....-!<rN a cakePaMer. w.a}k Wlbidh Wf!l1 wonwere by : travel periods. and for education prognmJ deserved at tilbe olose. oJ we meeLinJ!l. It was found that obaervers in aij:ned to 'eliminate uuafe driv· the monitor room were. able to iPg practices aD automatiC "zool'llt• spot accidents and congestion at l~ns can be used on the c::amera. the moment they ·happened. Tben This gadget, t¥ed for TV closeby telephone, police ~trol can ups, can almoSt read the. serial ' ' Mise Geor,gia GNy employed .i n and tow trucks could be quickly numbel' on your eDJi;ne block. Columbus liJteDt ltlhe weekend w~tih. dire(:ted to the. scene. Alsc pollee However, it& ,gre1test use would lhl'll' brlllther ood si·.':I~Ell'-inlll:aW officers were directed to dose be to give tbe maD at the monitor Mr. land Mm FII'Wllk G:Ni'Y. certain entrance& to the exprea&- &ereen aD Oft·tbe-apot look at the way for the period of emerseucy. problem. 1 The Mra.roh meoling of Hre wn Tle-up1 Prevented Detroit ofticials think television · Jt.esv~·l~ e Garden Clru b wfl~ me~ 'Willlh 1\.fus:. attas. G.l'my 0111 ~!he 6Uh. This prevents hundreds of cars control ~f traffic Js a diaUnct po• from beina: trapped to the ex· slbillty ID tbe. near future. 'lthe Wilton Sbudy Olub !lJllel!: ail tOO !home of ~~Dni. W :ll 1';)!J' W~Jil'S. pressway-unable to move for· • • • ward or backward when an ltci· (Pa.thion write:r, artist, and TV The meeting YAaS: ·iln CJhairg·e of Mrs dent bars their path. One traffic ptr.t071G1itll. Miu Chopma• U 4 Angel~& Van-M'Ober'. Dc!·ieio.us R· authorit.y states that If only a native of Detroit o'f&d hu SJkmC frestlm mts w~ served. few of thefl;e tie·UPi could be pre- the last .teverol reara workin~J !Mtr. md Mns. Rwseiell Woltz were vented, the entire installation with czutomobile rtyli.ttl, deliQ?f-· weekend v:iMton ill Ci~i i cost of the sysle,m would be worth ~~ and et~Qin.eera at ChTJtller r .of lber sonr, Blmtv 'Thompson. allld it to the motorista involved, 1nd C~ion. ) wife. , M'f'EI. f"'H:r;d DBNiis en~ooblined the following Mr. and MI"S. Da111 &I'Yl'C MII'. and rMir& .M~ 1 1't Johnston, Mrr. and MM. HarJey HuftmHn wiltlb •a dilllner •l'eCCTWLiy. 'I'be cvenl WB'lf M·r. Ocwis' bllftJhd:ay. W·a~·t.v Wens arbt·r,lMied t 1be an- 1 'llhe Week of Eva·ll~Joi'Sm 5Cr· j ---;--:· .nu· wl. HOO')(.·i'lJLiJit.url'aJ moe.t.in.ft at v;oc, ••I fle>tlh (Jiwrob Ol~~y . ~tao11ted SuJ>OO<y evenm:~ wiUJ. Rev. ! •Mlrs. mad)'ISI M&jQr hilS' bckn ilL L. A. Bang·e.nl'fl", :preaching 001 rtlhe 1 M'l'. >a~t11dl Mt!s.. 0. J. Crrooks of " 'bi•"-' "Lent ond -'""""""· V~n<'vn were Fri'd81)' .g1uwl:s of IMrSpocii\11 nmsie was pre&efltad by I am::l M•rs. A)bent Jobnosl.o.n '~fiT'. ctnd P·at•·><;, JJt··~'" ond Oherote Bioi«, I' iMk'S. K:.mool'h Dav i~ "01 Dcx.kr who ~m'l: ~ LQ.rd ~~ MY Shcp· ·h (lrd", Bt>rr Ahilson, clmir director Su nday, March 4, the Week of ~ 'J1hu·Tf91soy oaotlrrn. Severt'lY-(Jilf'l -allot'endcd Sunday . · ·11 1s !';ong ·l eader ~ml Mn;. E. S. 1 1 < h ..... Evangellshc set'v1ces WI start a ~h<onl ·a'! .tll:te PD.·o.~bytcrian ohu~h 1 . "'(" il'<l lS ~roga.nr.n. ll " M lh d. I Ch h wllh lh •M.r. Bangerrh.'>l' [fllll'Oiltncrd a eat11 e o t& urc: e t»r. .end Mrs. Sam Mtn•!"J'S! w.ere · to ,•. _ h ld ...... first service at 7 :80 With Ute Rev. Surnday ,C·U05-~S ot .}{'J';s. Cl·ll<!''a Phd· p1'1t'Yt'l" .serv1ec ' II\: " .... ccy . <lay a.t 1:30 wh~n .toile chun~h t'him· A. Bangerter oc~u~ytnlf the pul- •Hps·. e-s wiN call 'L h-e ,u;litenlinnr or tJhe pit and mu.s.ic dtrected l:ly Ben IM·r. oa•tld .~. J Cihnnie Muncie of .people ,10 <tlhl' 1hour. A lhwlf lhuur Phll_son, chou director. OI•CW:'lla11d wnro &t1·urda-y .gue-.t~ p.rognm of mu;:•i·c will ooneJude Fmal plans for the scrvicca. were of Mr. and Mrs A•!lle•rt Joh111s:o n th.e wonlh·l•p ;';ll'rvir{'. com~leted ~hen the Comm1ssl~n 111w 6Crv-i.cn<; forr ~ho week are as on E;a~geltsm_ and Membershtp fn~lows: M•oDd:~~y, Mai'IJ!wrel Woill· m_ct rtday. ~tght at the Church iam:s Af1en)OOn Gir·(lle ·lo a budy, with the VlSltatl_on Teams which (Qpi'C "11he ourc of Sin" ; 1\le-stlay, have been workmg for t~c paHl • Rev. F1rocland Nor.rh- fiUcd bb cam;s 12 Ctrolc, tOpic "Can Wt• Be week. a·ppoi.flll.irn6nt ·her1e SUJnda~. Fmg·lvfln-?"; weqn~day, MYt' Pla.ns wc_re_ ma~ e fot the Mcm· •Mr. and .Mil'S. Clyde .MJiit1.0ne o-f ·njlghl, topie "Wihalt Is M:stl.,? '': Fri- bersh1p _Tral n.~ng Clasacs f~ Adults Poom~J'(iy and Flo)1d o.f Bctprp and day WSCS topic " ln'f!ISC'Il'PabJe and Chlldren with the !tnt class Judgt•mcnt "· Su'hday tuple "lf Any sc-heduled for March 13. Sund1y MnJ. Veima Cassirl}' were Sumtay cv~nlnw the Senio• Youth Fellow· .gU'C'Jots of rr~Ui>c Roeed. Man Wi•JII·." ' Ob3rlos- Spencer, Be}plle, W!\S Del'C~ioDS <llt'!C cxrpedlod' dul\o ship Will despense with their ~· e&IHing oo bila si'S'let' MDs. Wayn e in•g ~ ' he week from !M18biKN'lisl &ular 6 p. m. mC<!tlng and attend KAY Chu.rc!hcs f•rrom R.uUand. Add!o:o;on, tbe Evange!Jstic S()rVice In a body. Bridole8 ODd !amil>. Mr, llllrlid Mrs. Gordon Obevalier Oh~hii"e, Mason, ·Mi·rtC'l'Sviile, were Sundtl)' guests of Mil'. anti LOYAL PALS TO MilT Hook Sprfll@S, · Anotiquity, Rac ine •M1•:t. RollaOd: Ea·strnao. The Loyal· Pals ClalfS wJU· moot oo<i r'umcray. Mr. -and MJ'I3! Robert Wlhbloesld~ '11ue&day eve.notna: at t:fle Ohuroh of of PoarkarS~bi,p'lg w~e .gu·estlS Sat.ut" ChNst fl'!ld mem bc<m ,ll;ne '18ltod to The Gerald Anthony's brlna day ol Mr.I8Dd 1Mim, W. W. BrQ. The beloved shirtwaist, bright as o new '· tJheir ·table Mn"iCC. IMir. and IM!~. D.li!JI.Iar McOailll '<!00 Anrwrmce New Arrival tlOD, Mns. Eliza·be:rh Biddl-e ·ao!Ji of SOCIITY TO MilT penny in striped Everglaz.e cotton gaily Mr. R:nld 'Mrs. Gerald AnMll>ll')' Keno end Mw. rand •Mrs. Gol'don ' Tho P.hilllltbe-8 Socit'lty meet (Domt1hy Oha.~) ~Mre ennoullc-in' Old.tweU Y.'ICJ'C ·~ests of 1\.h'. ·und rthe Ol'IJR'Ih of Oh-rkit 'lbwwdftiY ·lihc b~ntoh or a od'auJtb10T! at H1' tlounti~~ c~ndv eo~e colors. Crisp and fre1h •Mtll:. G.eotlge Oaktwell and .l\.1,r. "mld e\'en1nlg '8lt: 7:30. Tom· SUckLOI' of Ur. . cussed, with Manning D. Weblrter, Setretary of the Pollee Retirement F\ind, the pouibiliUe& of retirin& on a pension. Chief of Police W. E. Wolfe, who baa hetn unable to !ullW his dutia for the put year oalthouah lie has been drawin& a sa~ in that capaei.ty. Present at the meeting wen Cc:nlJ)climen Roy Betzing, Dor Schaffer, Wayne Swisher, Dale Smith, Mullen, Mayor Robi010o, and Cbar!es Legar. County Commissioners Aceefk BidS On New Car And Tractor I. ' ~ � 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 03. March 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 March 5, 1956 hannum stansbury