http://66.213.69.5/files/original/ff0eb311a3ca6c6ae109cf77dd303fa9.pdf 93372e0b6a4718014f4f96e17bc6a9bb PDF Text Text --------------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. ' ~ �I • fhe Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Page Two RUSSIAN SABLES . :·- The Daily Senti.nel .. . ' ' ) ' . ~~-~I , DEVOTED TO INTERESTS OF MEIG~M.ASON AREA. . "' •: Tuesday, March 6, 1956 . REYNOLD E. GREENE I GEN. MGR. EDITOR Inc, &I ItO M•·t h... n,,. St. l'uw t·r 111 Senun~l . I pbone 398, t'diiQfiJl ofrr•<" tJhUilt' urlr• e ]'.,, , ,11, ~-~ 1• United PrtM St•ff Corr"ponct.nt PmSBURGH, PD Ul'-1lhe sl)ft ('(J&J ktdot<:tld'Y bein•vt'tS 1956 ~; ,ay prove rto De .Mts "j.,!mprng. arf rpi'BICe" rfoor llllOUI'tanl ~ rowl h til y.eatrs to rome JH] .Enll'rt>d a~ St><"1nJ ciJ':> m..~ilrn~ !lrJito·r .1: lin f"'~t 1\: ufftrt• Pomf'roy Oh•o. i Nationa! adv<>r1r smg I 34.3 Le:ungton Ave ;\/l· W l\oll .n • !It 1-:rmh:.Jil, rPprPsentatrvt', Inc Yv rk Ctly, 16. N 'I Subscrlptron ralt•.s DdiV~'I"} b y carril'r wh t•r• il\Jrl ,IJ]e 30 n•nt ~ ~~week · Tht~ one }'ear m advance at U.11lv .,rfll't'. $15!i0 ruutur rutiiJ:> wlwrP ~ r\ nwnltb, \ $4.~5. I<J~r·nlhuwr>r h~n Scn:t.''Vr C'P't'OI'~:t' [) ha~ wrr l l Arkr·n \It Rflpubhf'Bil1, who rs nHlli n.: :\Ln j only m~·rnbt•r of th1.· Stn r r· Ag r f Clflt.urL• CO.rtmrl !L'(', W\"1'1(' I'Ol'le>~d J)OIIH Ill II rr. I I t O!litllll< I s .. ll IWI J~ l,l lll Brllk !Ill' " Ullt I Wit'. ncu IIIMI I" ' ' uf f'()LIC'I' 111 .rlld .rl IJL•II"'h t• 111lrli' w!rn 1h WtHriU .a g.u1. lllll'llltvt•~ r1ll 1111 [1,,• W.llt• hi.lll ~ t ~. a~:.ull Ill I"'" pi II,;.; .I tid I hu, tid lo ,Jrl do • t I Ill' nr .•.ll t : l!t• ·d t•l ~lht· Svrl I~.HLI\ ,, 'IIIII' l' l t '" l<l <•rr ' l<1111 ~ •IW '·•·•I tl,, to fr11d uu.l W.l •. rt Ml' 1 -J-a·n h o~t·l would do wo111lh •u bd I " lr rr,\1 1m lud wl hot.41 nmr,t y rpr•r <''Itrt JJ.r• rl\ tJ'l'l'l"e SIJ.Itj}Orl ,_. Jl~d ll11• S,1,l H.11Jrl( ,. rii .J\ 1111'1 l'l" • ri11 J1I} ~~~~~ ~It ' ;r~ r~ lrl ~ ·l u .1 f.u 111 l11 ll lli 't.t!LJdi!IJ..( 1, r' lr ·' h£' was ()f trh<• orrr nw n su~ h :.r l~ l'ngw.IIH rn 1 ~·hrM lhiig'h •PI\IC'£ t'; li'J)pot~s th,1 ~l (~lrlll'­ t•he burl~htp of SUl'tJIUS-~ o;; whrch Wf"t'~ now t~rn g •a •Pt' Dh l r•m ~~~ ttlw '' l'fi'('l' 'i<tl:JI llll ;,( l~i Wn_'{'l\ cltUIW'l' ~ F~ral C'rOVt!-1\ll'mt·ur' S.w l 1w " . 1 h•·1 iiiiY f.•• ru rt•lrd brdl wvultl 'fllrp J~l •i('f'-·dnp l'N:.Ji llg MWplll'iO'S IJ W" 11J11~ ~ l h'll t!ll o!' (1Jr11:;!'1'("% t'd AG. SOCIETY MEETING 'I'Oil HS CIIIIC:KI.E JWARK REPORTS No ma trt r•1 hrrw lriW Ill v:rlrrt• •I Ill' On The Sartorial Habits · OfThe AustraJicin Men tl<•l l.aJ ' rn,r\ tt\'1 rriU;.~r l~ f<~•l l. rl writ tWV,•r l,rll .~~ luw a~ ~ lllllt" lll'UI,It• Will '-'I411J\) to ~ ~· 1! jfamous american -&bips . .-' \ -. r --::-:: _ _, ' ' '\ "- • · \ ' I ,, '. ' '. ·- I ' ~ BY ROBERT C. RUARK i '','. .J 1 1 S'J'IJ:"o/ t•.Y, Au.-. trui·J a--11 is p06.~r­ l•ll I il l(· ·lha!' frrrll fca\.h !:'J'); do •not •, ~",, ) ,I ·~ ) I '' , I / • : • ' 1 '' ' ur rl-.r· r rrll' bJt•cl'!o; , -crlol'he-.~ do nr•L 111 rl-. ,· Ill•· lll.rlt .md il woll' rn I "'l io 1 j1 , l'illlllln g, tIt'. .,.-· Ji•· ... uf I he W011Id IS r.w• r1 rtr 1\rr.,trnl r.( and ltht• AtL~ \I\(• Wt'IUI \'oil' lt .rlr.r n lll.lllo· in lht• WHJ'S\. atlvr·r- rl s l ht'tc r. · •~ t lor t/J<t l / l'Vl'i' .~ oiW hr r~t-c (..,-.I,T\IOnlY 'i'h•· WO/'>il-dr•L'."Sl'd 111,111 Ill !hi\ \\~Will, rlh'(' ll11~1 • lffiL~t­ •1111 ·to rlh;mgt•, ~ ~ tlw Au !l< IJ',riJan -- -- TlrL1'1 \\rll 'lw BI'K\111\I'Tl~S a.~ hr v.lttl''h"l 11\U' NP•v Zt,trlaiHI(~J· .1:..':'1\'t s<IHppJL' I . hut 1.lr1• Chiii('C i" l'Jt) oi~J.St' il''i 1111! WOII\..h nilll~ l'l'l.ll~ •ni:KJUII. D.• p1ln trhf' f•qw ('lfmow.xterte, 1-!"!l('l'it'lty an1l rill' ni l hv t!~U )I!:h m•,~s r M "'Jill II, rllho .rvt·r·.~gt• '\liSs ie .tool; s ---- STATES, world':; mo ~ t funrou ~ 1\htll und flag~ hlp of Amerka':i gaoat new mt•tdUl rr l nrllrlnt· 'l'h H rt;ll <rwned Vf' l~ f'l, ta~lel!-\ aud mo~t modern l rnt• t aflont, I ra~ helt•etl n·sturo- Am c rl cli'>~ Tht UNITEIJ maritime prc~Stlge. Without modern liner!!, our trade would 11uffar and our mtliorurl defen~e would be jeopurtlized, acrordln&" to the American Mel · dr11nt Marlnt ln:itltute. New lugh speed toil tunkers, -~ htlll II~ If Undef90~" IWhitt , House , 1 Diredor of Park SeP1Ice Gell the Job Every Yeur 1 iln lnvtfttorv ln June r, n A ~~ oci u I 1011 WJA.8111NO'l'ON-Maybl1 Con,::lf's.~ 1IOf':.1n't tJ\J~t lhc occuJmnt~. r bait every June tllch Item In th e '1/h !tr:o 1J i)Use Is f'\\et•ketl to make re nothlnr ls mlulng. ThL'I nnn11a! taslt ~ ~ rnlt u!4l('d to tile i\!r'f'(' 'll'' ' lM Park ~trvlce who hnH Jur·iH clll'trrm ov('r Rl'l~<'rvatlon No . 1 of e National~ Capital Pal'fl: Splt"m Tlrnl ~ t!.e l·l.:t'l; ullv~ mun11wn. Bpcf'!al to ["('u r 111/ g ~ lttt&nketa, IMd llnen1 anrt towl:'l:-t, o1· l<:' l'1U lmt J}t' 1 Pout Iknuw Hwl of three 11 I Meets In non.teedlns atage 12 GI'E!ek market • R<'ly or hon-e~. r fl;na~l~· •WUIIIIIIIOn. rr.:wul'tlr'ot\11" n Hl!l~Y m N,' w Gllllneou 30. Fost : .... 40. Clrde of Iicht t2. Covtr. .....t. ; 4 30 Queen For aDa)· 5 {10 Old T1merr TUESDAY 9:00 SJgn On-l"raye:9·00 Captain Kangaroo 10.00 10:30 Garry Moore Arthur G'Jdfrey Strike it Rich 12 00 Valiant Lady 12:15 Love of Lite 1~~.3 f('~h [or Tomorrow n·so 1 1: o)GUi,Ligbt tle'lt · en 1\ 1:30 I:; Ytt'"'Sl.o "" 2·00 Robert Q. Lewla • 2:30 Houseparty 8.00 The' B1g Payorr 3·::to Bob Crosby Show 4:00 The Brighter D&y ,o 30 11 00 11.05 11 ·10 11.15 yo~ as evrer~ but it ta'Jt.es efful1t.'' Heard a man put ri t!h115 way a was rlirt.ara.l.llf ticod to f'lresule Tb.elllre ThMI'r't ' Mr Dr~trict Attorney News Heacll!nei Waathereasl Preas Box Bud Wtlkln ~ - n Show Ton ig: ht .guy who de."Sbucb, l'm ~ oourldn't lick a wet boot IOUit: n~." .m m I !have n~v-er seen, nor. bas oauoy one ~ SUrdh ar spate ot OiNil 6ma<ltest folthoM iD Jtily, the War brooks' as we are now bavmg. -st.Tmfing, ithe enrdless 4IO<S9el .and Now, I dove ibh-em ood I've read di~ irn rth-e air ~ the cbopthem , or rnearrl~ a~. I •PY waves of ltlbe North Sea deal' on (HtoraJ!y) •""""' tl>e - The Konmr. War had its "Brid· it" «f Toko-IW', "ll......,...r' arul oolnn, rut not half ......,..., I ex· - --·- 1 SKATE-A-WAY OPENING MARCH 15th Opposite State Garage On Rt. 7 poot I s'p!ISC' <me Betw.emr tthe l'fti!IIWl ~~~ tldte '''War Ntradm its rnC'o'el' -endiiD,g 'bodl. .00, 1J&I is beC&USoe .tlhe ·b attla£ields are d. rigt&t ber.e to VISit. __ ... _ ... _ But-.,. l<>r>g, 1ooi of cenwterM!ISI in France, in £lash on tire .)'V Slel'eJC'!Ij l keep a major iiltri}ce .furr ~fix 1""''· Aa a ~·osuH of rmOObatnlza.the rltnduSt1,1ry W'W'kjn.r. for~ ·Is <toWn rto 212,000 oompm'Cd wltrh paak of 704,ood in flhe 1hondkntdit1V day8 or 1923 Bu.t. ltloda\f'" lk.a'fred m~ ~n an Jlr\;er.a.(fe 'ot 112!1'• tlay, ' of a Adrac·n~ 9·00 g,oo Sign On- Prayer Captain KangarQo , 30. Koman money I : the ttJlrttt : tl!i. Ltm"r fl. Of UW wn f7. Pluced out ' .,,o l:Sllre Silver• Sltow Navy l-o~ . ,00 Meld MiJlie Red Skelton IO·Od $64,000 Qnestlion 10,30 Do You Trust Your Wire ILOO Up to n.e mmute Newt 11 •05 Late Show did 4:15 Secret Storm 4·3,0 On Your Account !2,15 Love .bl Life 6:S5 Weat!terroan 7:00 Patti Pate 7:15 Doug Edw••ds, N••• 7:80 Clo- Kid' ' 12·00 Valrant LuJy 8:00 9 :00 9·30 10:00 ...., ayo 11:00 _s,.,.3o__B_''c. '~C~r::-<>s::b::y::-:S::h:-ow.;.__ _ _, 11 :O:J THURSDAY 9:00 11:30 . Strike U Ricb t2:00 Vo~~llant Lady 12·15 Love of Life l2:30 Search fGr Tomorrow 12:45 Dh.e Guiding I:Jabt 1.00 Katie•s EitcheD 1:3,9 Lov.;e StOI}' • ~'® llqli...t Q. Lewlo a,ao 11o.~ •1tty ~ Pa;roff 3:30 1 BOb Cr • .• -. Show .fr:OO Tbe Brla. ·ol l"ar 3:00 Tb'! t:15 Sticret Storm. '" Artbur nodfrey • L ~ The Millionaire I've Got A Seer et 20th Centnry Fox Hour Up-to-tne Mmute News it Your Es!l:o Reporter Bob waaner Sports Weatherman Back~ Doug Edward•, News Se;t Preston of Yukob BOb Cummings Show , Climax F.Gur Star Playhouse Slorioo of tile Century - . . , by sen- lln- fast dersron. 11~00 trp.to-the--Mlnute New 1 11·05 The Late Sbo\t ·, WliTt-j-TY ¢.~~Pt~el13 7:30 Warner Bros. Prese~ta 8:30 WYatt Earr 0:00 Damy Tbom8'.S Roao 9:30 LO:OO 11:00 1:03 1,10 DuPont Cavalcade l'ea:w.re FUm News with M.arc JennlDJl. Weather •~ · SP</1"13 wlth Ted Wolle ' U5 Cl!y Deleclive 1,45 Sln Off •'' ' ' -want ·•acrony . MJ}j DMLY CRYPTOQUO'I!I1 -:- ~ere'o ,hO'!. to work 1~: ' AXYtJLBAAXR ' ' to LONOFI:LLOW One letter 1lmpJy 1tand1 fo! ,.nother. In ih\• 4XtJY!plt ~ II tt•~ for ~e three L'l, X !or tbt ~h'O Ch. etc. Siplle letter.. · ~~­ tfOPhlu, the lenath 11\4 folMi.t~ Of the wordl ~11 day the -cofl.t letten ar,t ~trent. " ·' IEVIRIND Fred Holklns, of 'ht Oak Pwrk, Ill., Flnt Con~~:n!n~ tlonal Church, has been nominated Mlnl ..ter or the General A ZP Counclluf CollJrca:aUonal Chrltttan Churchea. His seleeUon announced at a m111etlna: Council'• executive ln New York. lie Dou11as Horton, to beoom~ de4n ' ~tvliil.'?'~Scb<>OL flo_~~· ' ozw o.,p~~ 11..1ol.oo' NP~M'JC W~!H, 1j1JH !~-'~· QW~K ' ~~r'? arw •11 ' CJ1310. ' -" ' -t< ... ' , IUitrlllrYte4 . ' ad! 'I;LI''! f!' '<! pv Yftte_., Crypteqoolor 0 Hq)V LOI!'OJ:I.'Jio!f. !2:~11! wR&TeHED, ·aow aaok1T '1\0 ," ljll ,,.,.1 ,.~'$~··· \ ' ' · I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I j Htnta. M 1,11' P- K PU•P A X·. I 1. ~:00 Lueky 8 Ranch 5:30 The Early Slww 10:00 to:ao 1: 'sen. II Frlea•·. ~ Lat~ Show 4:30 On Your Account 6:30 6:<&5 6:55 7:00 7:15 7:30 8:00 8:SO 9:8() I I I I I li J: ,I I I -I ---------~~~~-- l'r•• tO. Strtke n. lmplfmlflb. f.S, To llft, u s,ao P~U 5:00 Lucky 8 Unnc'h 5:30 Thl' Early Show 6.30 YOJt~r Esso Reporter €1 :45 $p<>rt, Parade 1:00 Fi'm &: Fai:te:r 2:30 Th.e•Feminme Touch ::t:OO · Afternoon FUm 'Festival 5:00 Mickey Mouse 8:00 Rocky Jones 6:30 News with M.a« Jea.nl.:w 6:J~ Weather ' UO TV Prom wL:QI Hn Rlchio 7'00 ¥ukta, ill Oute 7'\5 lolul Dlty 37. Tlmtd BM Weatherman 7 00 Press ConFerence 7 t5 D-oug Edwards. New1 7,~o The Range Rider 10,00 Gan·y Moor•e 10·30 Arthur tindrrey 1UO Sll't ke lL R 1 c~ TUISDAV (abbr.) I I I I 4·15' Secret Slorm 4 30 On Your Account 5,00 J-'ucky il Rancn 5·¥0 The Early Show 6·30 Your Esso Rep-orter 6•45 Bob Wagner Sports Show s,oo "W.e are dead; 8b:td dl\)'11. :areo We Uvred, etH dsrowl, lf-alt ~ S, H. Reltmire. il<>w-" A!h, w-eM, 'tllu'e's realri!Y DO an· .,._., ond rea~~> DO -Q!. We llball rmeool'y lr'eY«t Ito ~ M we ev«, for one moment. reai· ,. , forget. Mr and Mrs. Bob Ea10n and Angela were Wednesday guesUt of Mr. and Mrs Charles Lester. Leone Sayre was shopping in Columbus on Monday. Homer Reid and Jake Green have purchased. tlte Ohlinger Pure Oil Stalion, formerly operated by the Carvin OliYer family . Hsd my first ~ .pie,af .the splliD& BeaSOn t"«<eflt.ly. Rhubarb alld spl'iDg just ..II" toMr. and Mrs. D. E. Andr, ws or cether m my book. And it W'a6 Cbeaspeake, Olrio, vialted Mr. and a round !pie, too.. ~ :fur rtJbie ooe, alt over Mn. 0 . J . Ba.stie over the weekend. Mrs Anne Goodnlte ia viaitina: apoinr'!' her grandson, John Allen in Win "Yoo make :Lhat pie, Lem?" field, w. va. She will eo from "Yup." Va., "Loob r1oind& 8QWII'e. don't it?" there to Cabin Creek, W. where she will visit Mr. aod Mrs. Weli 'bow dija expect a rhubarb pie 1o> loolt <all"~ lllall<s?" Willie Goodnite. Mr. eod Mn. Thurman Jones and family of Cleveland, Ohio( ~iB!tted ' We blwe t-eadled tbe ulWnale Mr. and Mrs. Ray Jones ana fam· <in siWDeaJ iD eome ot today"s lly this week. ''Gimme" prorrams, (All- don~ Sunday guests of Rev. and Mra. .,.ee wtbb me, rSlialld oo !)'0111' SCott, was their daughter and fattbeads,) ily, Mr. and Mrs. Rodger McGee One gal NlllrCberd ra new low re- of Mansfield. Ohio. eentiy when 60e Wed tfor e 20 Mr. and Mr&. Eugene AlbertB of .,...., loos !« ...,. b u - iDd Huntington visated Mr. and ~lrs. • new untform. ('I1Iey rOOrSt ("11110" WiUi.am Shinn on Sunday. -Ohe-7)1Dberlnlsbond Mr. and Mrs. Ray Jones were eoultd .get a job .aar a poiWerman. shopping iit Hunt1ngton on MonYe Groth, ..., if lllbe 'll'lRn couldn't day. •eo om. and earn it. And lbe'd make. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ora of Steuba mighty feeble polioemm !it be enville, O)lio, '9isited Mrs. lna eoUldn't. Tripp and relatives here over tbe New wa!her, .trip to Hawaii, money for ~Y oon- weekend. Sunday guests of Mrs. Icie Blake o<>loti<>p ls Uoole San oeally """"' were Mr. and Mrs. Can Blake and 'em .....,. """' a big wod of val· Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Roush ~ u.abl'e8 irs !lumed over- rto :them. 'l1bere' iJnlllf 'be a few lf'ell'lib' dre- Columbus, Ohio, MrJ!. Blake re; r&erving rC8'lriJll tM. iiOley iloiOk soaroe turned to Columbus with them. Mr. and llr1rs. Bob Jobll5ton and ar the oprovel'bialr lhen: teEth ltD me. family, visited Mr. and Mrs. Joe At one of our flel:a:tive's hrorrnres E. Graham and Stevie m Waverly, there's ra sign tickJ.es- me no end Ohio, over the weekend. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs wL ov-er rtbe !iilnl!g'e. It says "()rfficc Tripp were Mr. and Mr~;. Jim Qrr Upst.atinl." N~. iJ'IeaSiqnt rit ticklm Jlle-no ~il:re. nrxr grhoot ot e. one up there; jWllt .a stora~e ll)lrace fut. maybe, weaey 'Old tires. wme :remaante of buikline materlall and ~ ,.me very bllll"d bag,; of etmeM .and Ule like. Ito very -fruity Is wth•l m·aloos irt SO rib1&iclldl.l.ng. A.ntdr, t.o begin OJJ, 1\bere's nro -stMrs ~- I .1 WEDNE$DA , - - ---4.,-.,.0-,.0-Th-e-Brighter Day pnlmal'Y '!'he coal fitiMs; long 1t1he $(:e<rte of bitter tla'bor strriile, !lu:rve" IK1en Na.\101\11 - , J_,:,· (obi;.) se. United Tl\t Whitt Houat runa up an eltocttlc bHI of about $1,1513 a month, &hll iftC:IUd.. ttle t:O.It Of tile ftooctllcht ~ Which beam ~cenoutly the famou• ltNcture. .. 32. ~ntttt.tee 86. Mountain defile ~l."'·nl pew kltowatt •trour at trhe outset. "l..»ter or. ltlhe- oo~ may rome drown but 1:~lisl J"S ·an ast.ronomtcat1 rostl by coal :srtomd<INls," a eoal of· clJdr takl. J>l'!l Mta~leat lnatrum~nt t'hlll ye-P,!'. .piing 'J)'Cfll., Pa,. wl~l cost ~ een\ti Jon•· 10. rerflalt deer :n. Oodcl•• of d'&vm 38. Time 33.Ahed 31. To "beeomt bacl , lo f',ITS, for tile ao.tary tho s:hlel oecupmnt IS. J'athlt 26. Owna tT.MUkllltl 18. Leap domtatte employe• aa•e paid on ttw over age $3.300 a :year, l "•hll• tht avemge pAy for tile mcchnnlr tll n11d .nnlntennnce wo1·ker up the homt of ,th., President «t1t1 a 1ot or Crtm e~Umattd It WO\lld take $388/f15 for the Modern Roman<"fl.S Sign On-f'rayer K•ngaroo U·oo C••tn,·n _.. tuU«ale- aLomic rg@ooora.trilll( plant tO:OO Gan-.y uoore now u:nd'.ll' romtructi'On at Shtpl 10:30 Arthur '¥Godfrey (BII'.l ~ arut three helpeu, one pum!t•r. four electricians, 12 lilt· three plumbel'l, a lllorekf'top•r ttll•l 11!\.'r l!\tant, and n <:lf'rk . tee. ln<!e erofJacob :~~~U~~betomea ttle nation's No. 1 reslclence. They Include eight enrlneen, a. Ja.bcn'tr, a ctrrpr•llt'r-palnter tort:man, three ... . li • tt. UnfNt.en 11. Exda.. matlon ei'cctronJc-.oonrtn~JIOO Coal men b&lre,•-e n.tomioe OOWC!' <!.mot• compete economtcwlly w11.b coal jrn :the foMSlEleahloe future Eltectr1cirty produ!Ced by tlh.re fint EA~. brolh· th~y LAUNDRY AND DRY CJ.!:~NINC; rornn to $~.200 a. :yur. Tht~l'(! II 0.0 an. ·t~m ot ~.000 for decorative plnnts, palmi, fune and cut that art uNci In the manaton. up the t>eautltul JTOUnd• thQt 111rrround the mansion ht Ei,rht thcuao.nd doUar.'l al'e l!lpent prden and lawn supplies Ganltn, lawn , etc., coeb another U,MIO tor soapa, clean l!rs, lnaectl• together tlousewareJ, lt~mps hades, Cost $1,000 4 l5 112·30 Search (or Tomorro" ,2·.45 Th G di e m ng Ll ght U<IUm1num .nr'Odut·ers are 1\uil iJirng 1·.0~ K !i • K·t h ,, .,. a e s I c en 1'30 Lov·• Sto•y Ph.-llls •in 1tlte coal fl.clcl~ 110 ll'c-ap .. Q' Lewl .J.ifle br.ne.fJt I()'( 4Jheap plcnltlrul (u.t»J 2:00 Robert 8 · fotir tthe e1('(ltlric power thev nrrod 2:30 llou•eparty ' for 11lm1r . operatri•ons. 3:00 The "'I p rr reallt• 17. 0et1 up 28 To elboW tur. Allrcady, conhnuoue-~ mmf!r'!> <iJ'e npprn.g ('ri)Di , nam~tor did reveal :tltat thCI White Route emplo)"'l a domeslle force or 87 people, ' Thll force Include• a maitre d'httt•l, a. hoUH<'kr!ll!per and &.!lei.stant, Ave but.Jera. aeven cboks, a valet, five dr.ornwn, ft.vf! how•emerr, a h~u · l JioUMman, a head laundreaa, a· pantry"omun. und eight maids. 'nl.lrt)'·nlne men help keep the mnr~::!lon und grollnrts In Up-top i Parson's Study Matanee Theatre 4 00 nate wrth' life w a -dny, <"'.Ht~rrN:.l 'll'nd live in rpr-ewar ~ - A'111d .t·he decwde of .Jihe 1950's ']h"''bari:Jiy wiJrl ~(' roarl · m~ne pi-'Q.duCII1Viloy douOk"li." In adrtUt i-on, 2... Another • • • HEI'l'HER OA.RTRIDF. NOR f'I'UI votunleered how mnnv Item!' •rt mlulftr from yur to year an(l n o one usk('d. Hut way I 8 Admire 19.Bu~oon n d·J1k MJ ,,t er rl'rM' wuidrng a -l~<::•ll' rulor unrrl t•ommuu sr.11~ Ill f'ln'h<·~. tf 11 wr•ld l;'tJotlntba\ Ul not \:iets 1..nurci1 Jmmedl-- 10. Valuablt 21. Compu• point tabbt.) 22. Shopo you llli.ll'ht c:nN a fop lml I set• <flO p&1ttMIDr IT'Cllo· s• I) ft~r· wear ~nw: b1'11.1Wn 1ilhot'fl wv1J1 1 ot cUee :101 ltalr- 1. Famoue ltallart t•mor meuure wh:~l 11Dectaru 2 Nrectm.lfary e. 17. R~&"ret 18. Type tn!l•l.•. kt111wnwu!t' und '<ho p much lne1·v jNotlt.illJ II overlooked. The ali.le ~> t Hcrn r:t n 1708 r ortrnll of Oeo,se Cl~'<'lf• wltrh 14 in 1949 ('f'Jtl'f: U Oam• S. Ow1ng ArmadillO Hi. Work gathertnr .1'1\d ror~1 I~H~ir flnllll l t ii <;Ji t': IIK1!l ~ ro n 1lhl' Ara.~r'I\IIJ.inn ntr f11mltur·l', tnlrl~ llnl'n8, pu lrr1 rs, pmtrntts, ornaments, 9 30 J-.S .ars It's l.tke tlhe sinking of fthe IJ'itBM:' - i.t 8eefnS ,)t Drl'l\"er loit ~tl!l <fit'Sf. rasemati.on and tlbe end1ms tal.ea g00Wl118' tlhetefrom. Burt, I rask you, wbat aOOut ma-e ''1'ales oi rllhe Sroutth PacUk" and 1 mean real :tales •'f ttlhe II'WfW harrdships au<t ~~ ii'W9J J-!l'l•andrs:. The names of "WW1icb w-e ev-en oow being fo!VottEn. What about rUbe al'3'lfllthterr of N«mandy .a:tooe, the rgnm desert !JI.lall'ldbet -and ~ in N. A.frito&, the 1tenible !prit;re paid for even tobe Sho"" Colll\'t.•y.or 11he'l'le IrS a ,.imple a-xiom in rfiourr tons a m·, nutc pRnts. None ever s ta.y•ed UIP un- rorom rlJhi'r voi:M .li~ rates o( up ,t o bc-1.13 moved r.nto rbhe minrs willh a1ded by an)"l!hrng but Ht:orn~ch ~h -··• · h 11 "'' And ~!he AU-Sihlc t}grrorf't\<; thlfi one "' E'! nnnmg ~m111.urmee us • e '"''(' A •tot uf people 1hmk 1,1wtrt trht> roal .to tlhe ~urfaoo. S1XI.ry per l'OOt fo!'llhtoomlng Olyrmplt'S here Wlli of rt1he roal mrned rs now put htrVl .l'l)lmof:' rgJn!'at C11Jit.ruJ'D.il impu<'t J.hT'OUj;1h grtn),t 411e<'l~il~I C:ll C!leo,nOn AWillr.ail 1 <~< r doubt M ill'!: rplfmtrs wrlitere thu oow1 1s !."t'· "'Wih11!t wos good en'Ougrh tJ:or pili'atetl l'fom .refuw. Grandpa wrlrl st.;l:l be good reoough With ~tbt: stabrtlty of Lhi! t.•t.ml rnfor Grarndpa after tllh~ rtrumUI.t <lies dt.~!rt l")' l(''l'JI-alllished, ele("t1'1(' \ltllboeaust> •t he A'llt9ie .mrale W~UUtod be oi!ti•ac;. '31'\e mcreasing th& p ruporart'U•Iely un-cum!O'l1tDIJ.1e m libC •p.i'CSL- tion Of rtlhf•i'r oullput prodUN>d by c-nct' or l)ts mate-s tf he ever wore (!Oa•l. lnr 11J64, coa'l was \111\! 9Ltll.rce anytbmg rl•haot i11t, was 'l'Qmltootnbie 'll'( IIIIJout 64 per cen.t of I he steam OJ' rj\)Oked ~rJ.od. g>e'lltJNlrtOO electrJC'i'IY in Amcric::t ((.llrpyrlg'ht, 1956, ·by Onrltred P'-ea- 1.. ~~ year, indust•ry soul't'c.s ~";a·y, t•m-1.! .SyndiNII~. Jrnc.l -coal's s ha>:le 1'080 t•o 68 pf'r cent ~tnod •Js expeotl'd rt.o reooh 70 pt•l· meuure ~· 13. Center 14. Denary I At~c~lnrlro~ . to socbr~ly 'Vhe Au!l!iae 'Wtbir~ ofof his ooa.i. and 1oie at •the <fi'l'Sit rOPJ)Olt.Unit¥ and exrpos.H!i' elltrher pan!ls br.aced 1mder h:l,s crMn or G flhl)l("kit!'g expanse uf b~lll.ow 1rnrg shmt tui!.l Ovt't' bcU~e-.'& pants. ate1y f po.t 3 Africart ~ 13. Unit ot animal J ' elec· 4. Hebrew trieaJ place w•hr•Pt' ol{l ttnltth'l'f'ISSf111 riQI· lor11 go tn rill.". 1'ht•y miJ!«'HI\o to l um 1url , 9 Sel.l!l WJtlh bnm 1 I Fish ~- IJul" r~hl1't fmnrt. <'ilnVIll'('NI s pr·t>ad bli: rc:1llarlfn 1lliltlOniR: rllhe hucks. "' For in additioni tD other- lpUI'eiy antipodean .peouUa:riUes, Aust..ralill!n men rare tortDdden to tlaik: to- DOWN ACROSS comWJI•h r;!nmur('lh, rrmergln}l trtrll~(•l'!( 0Hbl \'f lav 00 tum I am - DAILY CROSSWORD III11IL'il' 1)1 ('dilllln•:.( 1only hv VllltU t' Of •)\.IS thlp \lrl\1~ cur·tnln:-~, pll"<IP I f1' inl1 WO.I'e, ctr1pe1 arrd llll I' world rhwn Nm·m l.m in o1 p O< rk:prt'l 1 llll The otht!r' 1 pickC'd rttp iall·ly frmC'Y f'agR (rnm Stgnrn· llrrow".~ \"Onfeol tun ar·y wht>n I v:"'"~wd thfi t~rli Hom~ and I sWt"il'l' r1.o John l Nl.i'ldn't rhuve heen nrt1<1e ronsiJreuoos- tf I IHt(J urrJvt-.rl naked. 1'hretx· sooms lO be .'o'()motthmg uwfuHy pecllhllr arUout a dtoerss .sthart (bat r,.;n'rl bo.rl t'fll and a (.hfloner coot thaJt un't ran 1110h tthi('k and f1ls likf• an C'lephant \s pajamas t•f fl'·lt• unci mu'rt uf ' Congr~~~ ~ t rpu l :t l t' o.l ~n nre yenJ'i:l bnck that un !il~fi;<·~ »;~~ Inventory nmllt !Je mad\" r•l' n il ftllnl!hlngfl In \Ire ext'cutlve mrmslon · ·r,•nant~ In the White Htllllw chnngr.,'' t"q•lulnPd r'rHnk T Clo.r\f\ld<', ttliiiiHinnt pa.rlt ~11Jll'IIU\f·ncll'!11 , l t'('l'll!iy tu a I'Oillllllttee or Cons-1'(!88. Howell !1. C11n1 , llw \\'hit<' IIC!HAe <"hlet 1111111'1', Mid, nlnmMt n pniO)\I 'III .<llv. thnl "tlltl ht\V r·onrt.ll'i>l , 1tampa. rup, . ' dirf(\1'' fl \ 1111 w'hu1 N11r1n nr r r rr •ttr ll-..1!: t•r inn, Wf'.'~ls , rl I'' uulumalrrr.'ll•lly .t ~uhitl('f fnr• d•t 1, \o., t(lll Ullt •tllll\t't' 1 1 may lw nu frmr~lt't ><rJ[ht rn ,(rhl' l" to havi' un 11\\c·nt,IT\" \\'lll'Tl prhrteil, It lUI~ 11 printed VOhl!lH' llrl <' o' lll<IWH lhlck The lt\Vt·nt o r\' l •f Jrnu• :w. Hl{,:l, thf' (>n1l or th~ last flscnl }t·ur, t\·v•uil•.t that lhfl'l'l ant 2tlM~t plece!l ._,r l''')po•rtv In ttu• \ \ llrle 11otult'. ln<: llidlnl{ 18,fiG4 1\em ~ ut ct.r ~~\\!11\', tlllnawol'e un1t MIIVl'l- for wearl:ng rtngs sept..um rOf 'his tlQ!Ie and •a domting lhtmse'lf wYtth plum('IS, rg.rtmrlpa's srhmbone &nd e.rn old omnra plate m· so then l see moo n•asoo bl mu:;c a .grcart rhoo\ha ovc·r a ma,roon dh1· ll'l'f' Jacket or <r•n lr1alrarn gilk sull whi<'h lhll'(lpenrs !1~ ht f'l.lrtl(' f\ rlown , ('0<1~ hr·kf'd over lh is hrpr~. pnn.l .'i f\oppmJ,: 111'0\.IUld bur\rJ dog: ·~rhm·~. n1'1 k~rf' nncler O'llrC €lll ithl l 00 Bob & Jan Carr BY BLANCH M. HASKIN$ Ti11Y ·tlhis one on your piano . " Middle rage u; when you're ~ 11 ·30 lor OOEd from OWrrSeas. OD!ry two yea;rs. ago coal pl"'dueWEDNESDAY 6·00 HopaJN~g Cas5fdy tion 'hilt t.he Boor Ou.trpu:t dwmdle-d 6.155 s 1gn Or_,. 6·30 Sports Eye :to 329 rmiHron rl ons, lowE"~'<~. S ill('!' 7 00 Tooay 6 40 News Picture tlhe <depr:e!lium yearr L9.18. 9.00 Coffee Time 6 ·55 Les Paul & Mary Ford ProductJ'On ruse ll'O a rerna·rkablc- 10·00 DlnJ Don.~C Sc~.ool 7 00 P:-. Hudson 's SE-Cret 7 30 Coke T1me 46!5 mJl'LJor.m .tJorns m 19M anrd tB.fi 10 30 F.:rnie Kovacs Show 7·45 News Caravan i.ll'CI'eai!:re over rllhe 'Previoous- :year. 11 00 Home 8 00 Screen DJrectors Pta1 - . rleadtng !tO a rO&UtiiQUL<Ir b!Jt ~h\He 12:00 Tennessee Ernle Show optimism an~ !>Oft -l"Wl pper.u· 12·30 Feather Your Nest house rtrars. 1 00 Rob and Jan Carr Present It 30 Fa1ber Knows BNt 2. 00 Susrl-c 9 00 Kraft Thejl.tre Tthe expeonl-r.; r.ow decLw-e (1lmt 2 30 Cam era Goes to Sc-h-ool 10 00 'I'his is Your Life rtihe Ot\toe "sl;c>k" <'OOl Jn<lrU®tfly ~s 3 00 MatiiHle 10 30 Damon Ruoyon · Theatnt entering u erra o! gow:trh ood 4·00 Date With Life l1 00 Headline.!! ptl(l<.rperilty ,tJh.\d wi.Jl le~ad t:o rprro- ' 4· 15 Modern Romances 11 0~ Weathercast 4 30 Queen for a Day dootl\oo of .a bUh<m tons ·a Y-t"ar Dn 11 lO Press Box •, 5 00 A rlmt J)!fu Show 11~ tlb&n <hro dert"~ I 1 UJ Greatest Fights of Centu17 Dr. H. Beedh.oe!r Uha1-mbu.rry oi · ll 30 Tonight ----~~=-P~nmylvania -st.'ll!IJto Urn.r.•-errsirly l"UkSDAT 8 .00 Fl.att & Scrug~ Show f:OI'&eea 11m 8Hitltwlr! 008'1 lflol'Odll'C6 55 6 30 Sports EH Jtjron of <mre •biJ.lJ.ooi tronrs by 1975 • '.00 Sign On 'l oaay 6:40 News Picture as a ll'esult of ~rhe nartnm's rln- ~,oo Coffee Time ereasitJg IJlOPurlaltion. 1·5!5 Le5 Paul & r.(ary. Fora 10:00 Ding Don1 School Coal prodtK'rtWn: 'I'll> <the .past few 10:30 Ernie Kov:~cs Show 7:00 '"llhe Huntt'r" :y.eal"Jii \hag •been rar 'rmati'Vel or tl!lliC!us- li·OO Home 7.30 Dinan Sb::Jre . tr»>d -efticieney Coal is sbi:ll &ell- 12.00 Tehnessee Ernie Show 7.45 News Caravan 1 ina lll e!Jrout <tJhe rS&me 'P1"'oe iLl! 1UO Feather Your Nett 11:00 You Bet Your Life • ~ 1 1QW. Warges ,urfe ~ 1:00 Bob &: Jan Car.r Present 8·30 Dragnet bt.it 11h-e rirtor-eraud r00Si1s' of mrlmd'l'lig 2,00 Halts ot Ivy 9:00 People'! Choice eOOl' bavC' been aU-set by og.r~arter 2,30 Parson's Study 9:3G Ford Theatre elflcj.eoncy and palOduclLV.i!ti.Y. 3·00 Matinee Theatre 10.00 Lux Video Theatre 11:00 News HeadUnq "'llhe coal in~ adwn.t'le ln 4:00 Date Witb Life U5 Modern Romama 'lt·05 W~atbereut ~·his respect has bboo. ~heoom-enwl 4 .30 Queen for a Day 11:10 Press Boll. ~~·· ,,~, compared ,to 0!1hur ri.ndll5trr')' 11·15 lJud Wilkinson SL.9w (,orei•gn CrOOinterr'j:l<urls" ~ 5.00 Aunt Dru 5,30 Howdy Dood' ll:ao Tonaght Jmep.b PUNO.lrve, lllest'm.fl rcbiel of PU.t..())nsoJ., Oo. "'lbrls per moo mlned dur.i~ 1055 probably arv«· Au~i-rarll'!l<n 'WOmen at p&fltlllert-1.'1bat6 wlwy rtlbe Yabb lhrMl: lin.IC.h rgmat sooC"€-SS !here. It W8111' the tflMt. r1lime .me t:hrouJril .thr t.loeaol .lassiee thad -ever .beenr llaAked agtd d~ flo 'l ·he Auslra.Jian H1i.rrk,s, as d00<1 1 1 he ~pOtlrng l;:.ng:hshm:l'n, ,hrr's fulJikt• Ow (r[d d1 \s•·np!ror~n (~r I!J· vly dre.'l1~'ed frw t1he Miffillli~ if he ww•l Hrmm, r!lu· In•\ I' Allli'I" IC'lNl rol tlltmhl an tmu~<ltl" h t·d Ttw A us •lH i a sc-:rrf arrmtHI his neck lnrStidco;JL' r·~ a nm gh rhnnwnrl Olfltl un~ · U•tr •Jpt rll tvll·ar·, p!Jlls llrn Uny okl I h i ll); \\'h rt•h -thwi,rll' 'l ftlfll\\ tim ()•\d ('Ltllt ~rhat flliiY rnor may nor: tlw'Ve --, 1 :llrt•IL' • d t l Vl'r 1Uil ( 'I' ll Din f)t'C' ,'i'Sl'~ carl(O liner.~, coustul <olllen are nil equ11lly irnpu1 Latnt to our pea,cr·tune .:conomy arrd vur wu1 ti1ne fn ~t security. Sports Eytt Nt!wS Pl('lure LM P!lu1 & Mary Forti Grand Oloe Oor}' Dm:;~lt Shore News Caravan 2 00 3 UO M.r ~~ond Mn. Llo)'d Roush, hne returned borne, after teveral weeki. vacation In Flonda . Mr and Mrs John Baile' and family of Pomeroy, Ohio, recentl)' vimted her parent.a, Mr and Mn Howdy Doody ManblJa. Haye Srhow 2 30 CompaQ)'. Suldier& OI Fortune 8 00 9 00 Star Sbow('a.<:~ Hotel In CharJHton, W. Va . Wt ' Wednesday , ln honor of the Crane DID YOU KNOW THAT? • 1 :r <"h,r•rrrt• tlr··1 hr • Wi,tldd ol..t•w \I m•tiu'rl, .a~ It .1 ' a yoor, ~r·nrl lh,,t tm w-ouol·d not w:.mt •hl vt•l:o .m y f<rrrm r-t~~'d hrll Tlw l'rt'l~ri(W•nl 1:() ]t[ SC"<nnr' or /\1 5 30 6 00 tJ 30 6 40 0·55 7 oo 7 30 7·45 I .'-i "II U,r 11 k pi "!;'1' ,11!1 an.d •a <I r•J' 1• I Jlllcl' o., upr..tll11 "'"!trill !111 ~h!' lu "' t•r·ar :-: Ou 1-h•· t•ll1t•r h-~ml 1th ,••t• ,, p mgram k~n. ~ho<l'l. too I• !l~ ' II W•iUld l11· llrl' t/11-.;1•,\t' l ll to 1 t1 ,, ' I'll' pari!!~ a•!:('a m T~JI:' Prn'IJI(Il• r ~t WI'Uit• ll. rkt rr 111 n•ply to;~ l!llt-J'Y ft'(}Jn •ltlr .· H"tHdr hilt'a/1 Sf1~~:,tor, 4-•sl'l-tlll d . w ;r.wl (''l'IM • • thai rl wr uJJ ' "dt~fto;;rl Hu~ nK~. n ''hJ• 1 111 l!rr ~)! l!.a-nk (J)I"'gl'llilll rl p II t' ~ up ALliAt\Cf thinr ....ri ~r· · .ll't· la r r.wl~ tht t'r"llll rrf lr •h rr~ll l p. ll't' .- uppn · ~ llf 1\JI'Iilll\' p \ll.'' -- ~ MIUTARV Eisenhower And Farm Veto Poresidrnt Amel'lilca-r~ 'W'e 'UiSm.g more >a:nd .rnOI~ etectrre power, •moo-e 11'0111 rand ~:~!.eel, tmdl1lhe l!:'rowl<ng Wmran:d SrnlliHl ail: month~. $780, tlrr•·e months . $3011 'lv aYailable-. one month . $1 Hy rn :ul on•· ~ 1:1r $1! , three month s, S2 50 . orw month , $1 Sagn On Toda_y Co{{e<' Time D1ng U<mg School 1-: rnre Ku ~a('s Sht,Y llome 1'enne.wee Ea·nle 12 :m Feath•r Your N 1·sl BY J . ROBERT SHUiSEAT Pubhdted every arternoon eltrt'pl Su rul n· t., ·r11 .. Ohr,, \111ll•·y TUESDAY 6 55 1 00 9 00 10 00 10 30 J I 00 12 00 Mason Personals Mr aDd un. s . H. ReltDIIre at- or Steubenville, Ohh1. Mr. w.nJ Mn tended 1 dinner at t1te Kanawha ; • NEW HAVEN SOOETY · r- ;-:.::::=====:::::; Commentary i!!~~VISIO~-. ~~IDE. ~ ' On ; · W.SAZ -TV-, ChattneJ!3 · The News I RICHARD S. OWEN T~u:e:s:da=y~,=M:o:r:c:h:6:':':95:6::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::T~he~D_o_il~y-S~en~t~inije~I,HP~o~m~e&rNoy~-~M}idCdiiEepo])r(t,_O~h-io________________~--------------~'--------P~ag~--~-~~ ..' • .,. I I I I 1 1 gu.., Mlo sign "O..U.. At Work'' eaon be foun_rd <m. .Jila!t ;my Wellston Rotary Show Lampoo!JS ,. Jac•·--n Sheriff And Li~aAA K1SU •• WELLSTON-The ed .J illlilt. ut.r.••• iltenJew program, •penoo to Per- Lhe 8th -..1: W...._ Mr. and Mn. Clyde Fieldl 1nd Mr. aDd Jrtr1. __t,~IJICI"......, Dewey Gibbt, MoodaJ n~t . telev~on lflo~ Mr and Mn Norman Voceler Iand children of Zane.ville, were 8011" will call. 00 tile l!lbenff of 1 mtDMR:t 6baw iG be iiMid. here over the weekend. Mnr Lou1ae Andenon or Hart JiK"kson County, and 011. lbe fcMn- 12-13 at &be w..... m.lt ..... --oudJtorlum. ford waas calllnJ on Mrs. France• Bradford and family --Cui DarbJ.lMq lw ..,_ Mrrs Herbert lting, Mrs. Franc~ want 4- (cql Ia . . _ Bradford and clttldren, Mrs. Garnet BY EVELYN &RICKLES To Po\8ooi' m «be Ylttnilw . . . · I • • Cl"k and Ted Swartz wen ca!Uo& - 8 ia Realo. 11.- - ltll!l Mr. aod r)b, EmiJ. Matlack of Libe.ace Dey HalTy Mr and Mn. Howard Weigand on Clifford Kmg, Saturday nia:hL LcJe;m spmt. Su.tJc»y wMlb bel' mo. . h'l $~ With WJg aiJd tl6, ~ d&ughh·r Dorothy and Mrs Ina .Mrs. Herbert King, Ron and Weiga nd ll:pt!nl Sunday afternoon Debbie were visiting Mn. Francea: """· .,., ...... _ - · c;.,q., io ]lia>od .., .... ltr and •Maw. Jack Weat.bennsm StaDler, wbo does a lot 0( f+IC' w 1th Mr. and Mrs Rus 11 ell Sayre Br~~odford and ram1ly, Monday. and new bah)' daughter. Mr. Charlie Ord waa Vllfitin( bia -· Suoday Ls>a 1«0- around, lo ilile othEr toteniew lilltllllfiM. Mr. 1-nd Mrs. Denm 11 Rowsh, Mnro grandmother, Mrs. Ruth Goodnite. .,.. Mld Mr and 'Mrs Leshe Blouth ol lk'iettli. Bw>row places biiJ TV Ia Vena Hainey and Mr . Ukey U.oush Fr1day. , .Mr. and Jlrs. Robert FieldJ the of£10e of Ulre llberW al ~ e.allcd on Mrs w w St.aats SunMiss Ruth Lievtn& was 1 pelt were luestl at • bu-thday <Unner IK'D ~ m itrtsvlew tbe co.day a!Lernoon who ts 11l of Mias Sunda Durbin recently. SU1Jdaoy at R.eedt1viUe 111t the booM- •llrP and~ o1. tbe l&ld Mr. and M.n Thomas Bumaard- of 11r. and !)1m Galy Fi<eidi 10 their deputleS. Mr and Mrs Archre Chapman oi Alharu.:e, Ohio, and Mr!s Edna ner and som were callioa: on Mr . honor '()( Jlrobect'e birthday. ParkJ RobtlliKJil plays ., A11DN1td Ma~~ Dora Oaboway or Dalowa)· Gandy of Leon, werf: callers in the and Mn Carl Clark and Uncia . Mrs Lawrence Clark was viauna: Ridge wu. a tue&t of Mnt Myrtle deputy sberiM .in lbie lkk IWIIk* home of Mrs. W. J Chapman, Sun11 .)UI!It 88 conf'UIIed aa tt tbe de:Sirs Bert.ha Clark Moaday. F.rWt .H catay. day evening. M.r. and Mr.!!. Thomu Grimm 'fThomalt Perrtn spent ihe week puty. Art ~ 16 is aooth~ ~ Mr and Mrs . Fred Roush sJ)tnt and children and Mra. Leo Litch~ fDd at WEBt Umon and Dayton ed deputy. Sunday wilh Mr . and Mr11. Howard field and daughter were calling tMr. and HnJ. Roland Tomu:e 1n aiUber rportjoo o1 u.t BoRoush of Vernon. on Mrs. Iva Hudson and da~ter. Sid ~ -.pma Saturday .eve- tar.)' minstn!t'a olio. dftdcd a.Mr. and Mn. Ed Frye, Mr. Dal- Sunday. mng wilD llheir Mn Dr. tho IIDMy las Yeager ot Mason and Mr John- Connie Harbour, daughter of Mr. Oal'l Momt -and fami).y. GaHipo!U a1 Club .is feature:! to 11 11oa11m: nie Frye or New Haven called on and Mrs. Stanley Harbour, is Ul M-e. .Mary Hosttrer of M:llens .an'Bflgemmt of .abe New c.te.Lt J.f.r. Arch ·Yeager, Sunday after- at her home with the mumps. \Wii8 tibe Priday I:Uetlt of •be!' roo- ]n:z JttUllbeor ".Birtb of -tile ~." nOQn who is Ul Lorena and Hilda bave moved 'lther Mrs. Carr.1e Babr. Direded by !MnJ. H. w. GiMia, )lr Stormy Hart or Columbus i into their new home juat recentVisil:iog iHr. and Mis Geunge rthe choral dub, 35 \IIOiees ....._ completed on Seoond Street. lfamfttr:lo '0\-'er the weekend ~ shows M& versatility wiUidleiJ11Mw 6pent the weekend with his father and mother. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Mn. Radford Ingles has been Ill lAM! Osbr:nl of Joppa, D<rvid SD- number which they s q b' die Hart and attended Sunday &hoot at her home but ts recupenrttng 900 o( ()sh(m, 0 ., Oll1d Mrs Hllda !irb1: time oat tbe rerent Rotlly at Oak Grove, Sunday morning at this time. StyLes, Adlreu. Distrid Conference In z.t.e.:viUe. · Mnl. Obates BetzJft£, S~ivcr 'l1he number features tour atrlo(hat K G th H 'lr. Nelson and Curtis Brown a een rea ouse, untmg- Ridge opeut •• ~. of.. _ ._ ;,...._ ~... •·L " t t li 0I h th ~J' '-""UU'UI.l ................ VII.:: setting Is • ~ were Sunday evemng guests of Mr. on, wa.s recen gues er roo 'it!h 'Mr IMkl Mns. R K Rowan m New Orlesms. Walter Brown of Vernon er Mrs Bertha Farley, who iB rt: VJrgO<a d. Mr and Mrs. Taft Boston, !l.tr covenng from a recent illnesa. gpent Tlnrr8day wit.b hfl' parents I ~ and Mrs Ed Frye were guests of !-fr. and Mrs. Ralph Warner and llr -and Mrs W W Bragg , Mr and Mrs. Richard Roush of chlldren were Sunday guests of re·Mr od ~~land T Union, Sunday evemng latives in Dunbar. On MoDda)' they ~a w«d .f t.be ~ r:r 0 accompanied Mrs. Warner's nep. ~e Mr and Mrs. Adrian Lathey, hew to Norfolk, Va. where he re- then- 9ott Paul to Naomt Chaffee White Wall Tires Sold At Linda and Judy Mrs. Walter Brown ported for duty in the Navy. at Col~b_u• Fil!IIJ. 19. ___ _ Wst Price Of Black Wall and children spent Sunday w1lh Mrs. Robert Harlesa and infant Mr. and Mrs. John Workman rires. Mr. Emmit Hous h and fam1ly of son have returned to tbeir home (Carol Russell) who were re.eently Eugene Albe11.Ji of Huntiqt.on, W. Va . Mr and Mn Om Bumgardnl:!r of Letart, Mr and Mn llarold T eaford and famlly and Mrs ChJ.r· les B Hultman and .wn all of Pomeroy = children were vi.JltinJ iuw•• TUPPERS PLAIN LETART W VA 1 a w• sbei:• Paul--., a.. lly I I w~hr.r ~ Cootvrl t' I ~=~===~======~ Tire Sale Marmet Mr and 1\.lr~ lvC's Krng of Oak Grove spenl Sunday with Pt1r and Mrs Elmo Walton of Pora, son ol Mrs King Her rhildrl'n from Various places also met her lhcrc and all had an r-nJo~able hme en Brown Street. marned have purchased the Dodson Mrs. and Mrs Stanley Harbour properly in Jower Mason and mov· {lnd clrildren, Mrs Matilda Noble ed on Thursday. STATION attended the wedding of Wanda Luther Tucker, who is rmployed Bush and Roy Henry at Gallipolis in Columbus. spent lhe weekend Middlep: rt, Ohio Ferry on Sunday. The,W~ew Mrs. 1w1 lh has mother Mrs. L. 0 Tuck· Henry rs a neicc of Mr!"'Harbour. ' er. ---~~~~~~~~~=~~=<t POWELLS SUNOCO I ' There's st:ill not:hing • gtu(lent's door l8t cNleg.e Mlen. oc- C:a&i'Oill rarises. I had "Bowan! 10>e Or<ioR Dq(' on my ltronit '(!l(q- a Cfllll)ilra IW~'OW'et'!lls rargto., .aJ s:i g'tli wbieh ~'W! 11110, 1 Mrd rut fun. as- oor dOoflf is 8S' lfar rreti1(I<V-ed from rl!be fomidding IJ}IISIIift .. cowd be. I .w~ tfloogh lbat o!le lids like <a cranky old ~ady by spells, H..-d lo p1...,. and olUbat. odlnu. M:v favorite prmrttng '\W8"dfii now J'Bter, atUigB!w'~ lto wft.ich the .Qepaning o-ne is ~ .to '<ln.<nVer "Atfiter while, crO!Xdile'• But 1 con~ eet llttj olber IJall of my Jrou<ebold tv w """""'t to - q , I o'pooe M Utlnks it'• und~ ,.. 8ft "See you OOIJl<IO;Iirg, I beard of one overrse~ eojer (not CPH) lObo put it 1hi""""'Y "1f tJhey ever · tet me lin 1\his mtF.f <piD ji><t>'il hw<l bum do\m the bouse and dl the Uhe:s.'' ro Lt. would seem tOo well'. oe •dirdn 't Hire 1t Are any of you gals coilll' to wear these oew bats Wirth that-fevwns sake---<Mrl 'look? In oUt« worrd8, iftat bJg •IJ& My, litey ioolt BW• lui. Here we've 1101JE!1 lin (01' .tlhe.9e little bltey . . . - ~tots- ell winter a(t\1 now <'Oille ~h... II1Jll<O wam tub lhirlgs. I tell you, :no ooe. but no une, canr tlook ..:!tile or even ha11 eut& in tbem. They au IC8I(Tf'y .. 'WOI'ried e"'pressitm, ~ad bercauee- .they'r tT1ing to bow lo """Y fue big old tl!inP ?tl~ of ltibe aJWllelt ulr-lsef Y'OU rhave rnrotl.lhJ.rng .to illi!X!< bwt 3 oir, 4 rpotlndai of sn}ly bar!l. ~ e-. ti: .£..,... ""'"'''t ~~ Mrs. Frank Kelly 1Jb4 daugltter Emma is SPtg.dtng a few i:lays in Parkersburg, W. V•· .Mr. aDd lllr-8. Deaaver Curtis and 100, Mr. ali~ ljrl.' L. D. Pierce, apcnt Satutdiy ~!ling ' WUh Mr. and Mrs. lake 'Vaa lleter ol Portland, \'~·~.;,; .. _,-~::::fl -~~---.......... ... ~or=apll't•aeoond &AF&TY I Touch the throttle-tab afR You're in command of an Olr.bOJobile-you·re gi.mg onlen to tho -teet Rocket EnP.!o of them ""'-alive wjdi 24ll lulling h;.,..,powor, 9.25-to-loom_.ioo(ed a braway 350 lb.-ft. oftorque! And the goiDf:'l amOO'I:hef. than ever with mvolotionary new leta way Hydra-Matic Drive•. ~ • eveu 816adis with Oldmaobile'e oe" Safety-Ride Owoiol IY MARY PtiRCE ma Powell. +--JliL. ••• ~or arnoo'th•golntlfl PO\AIEFII MT. OLIVE Friends and neighbors were sorry to hear of tbe death_ of Charley PoweH, he was a Hfe long resl denf of this communit7. , Mr. and M.ra. Rodn~ Plcrc~ and son .spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Guy Bo~Qtiurs of i1yracuse. Robert Bush of LaMaster spenl Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Wiiiard Pigott and daughter. Hoyt Curtis who ti crqpJoyed on the M S. Peace ls sPe.p~~ a few weeks with hiS motbef, Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Pierce. Cary and Sba.nn Wells of Bashao Rd. spent the· weckeiu'l with their grr;rndmouier, ~1 Johns:~n. Mr. and MrS. Jake Deems and family of · Parkcr'sbure. W- Va. lipent the weekepd wttb Mrs. Em· , ' ' COMa IN AND ROCK•T 'ROUND 'tHE 8LOOKI It toku lull mlnul•• lo lfll tt.. fads wilt. an Oldtn!o• bile demorutratlon drW.. let ""' Roclet do 1M lalk!nuf Ctr.ck ovr deall And this car's 1ot the rtthe look of actio~~, too-tbe fleet linea of new Starfire Olyling, oet of! by out-ahead "'noapille Bwuper" d08ign that''e actually 11A1D bumpers iu onef In every way, l•qe'111 a car tltat'e built £x aclion-pack<d right up to tho hilt wjth a.lioul Slop in for a tbrillins Rocket Old&lllobilc dew.OWtlnatioo eoou! •.s.-.t.n~ OL..D ' .. s..i. N~fi!ir/ot; ~...,,....., .,..,.~ M 0 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - · vtiiT JHI "IOCitiT IGGM".uAf YGUICILDIMC*U ........... B I L E, ' DIAW'II-~---~,-----~---..,_ , . KARRand VANZANDT MOTORSA POMEROY, - - ~.aiiU PUSINII IV'S IXCIIING "IMMY AWAIIIS"• MAL l:r i I �•• •' I'' '. . 'the Daily /" , .• • • ,I . .- ' .·... ·,. ' . ' ' I. I ; ' Sentip~J ,, •, r ~"1)~; : . " •. ' '. .; " ,• ::·~ .r;~ ~" lb.~B!I!-~~~e.!!~c,¥, :,j S.prfng. ....,.~~ ''} • I •" ' )/JA;,WA'J,~tlt;gt;:_ , ·. Me'nt/0)1" Eve~fng ~:;:;/ ~ =: ~:e r~~~;:~;.~~: ~~~rwMarie 1 Tonr· . to ~'Bke ~!ht' I 1'21e 8COJ'e was two fak.'oos---J(l(' ROush-W...r~ the Al:l look b""' lb• OE " ,IJ tH '(• n ·,·""" r · · · svn, t: · • 1 •· •• an(\ If Qll)[(j , I f I-n douiJlt>S ln:o 1 Ruth t£'r of Mt· a nd Mrs. lhmnan Carson, Sr A potl ul'k_s upp(·:· prr·ccdNI thl' Shl' rl'ceivocl tht> hii:he!;t ~core Man·n me~t,ng of .111 (: B II . Sa n· in a wri11cn examination whil'h b?rn Mls~ IO n:uy Soc wly at thu tested 1hC' homcmuking knowledge ~u·sl Bllpl ls.t .• ·h ll!"~l~ 1\!on.da y evf'_n· pnd atli1lnlc.s of scniol' girls in the mg Mrs . l la\ td Dal ~1. Ji • wa~ Ill gratlua1ing t'lflss. She will be en. ch~r~c or _Ill(' tab!l• , 1 h!>t•ornt_w~!4 tm-cd in cornpl'hllon to nBme this Whll"h (':lr; wtl. 0111 :~ St. Put~·tck -~ slate's candidate for the title of Day thrmc of g reeu :lnd wlnl<'. All·Anwrican Homernaker of Tom1 orrow and will also he ton!:lidered Mrs. Atr ,•n llu gtws opem•tl ihl' for lhC' runnerup uward in the ffif'Ciing Ill tl!t' ehtlf"('l\ :'lltiii"!Uil ry sta t ~· . Sht• will n•t·eivc a golden awtth <.t po1·m :~fit·• M r·~ c P H.-~d · ward pin di'lligned hy 'l'rifari and bur~· had pla.vt>d an org::n prt·llldt.' the S('hool will rereiv(> a "Betty The thelll t' of tht· C'\'t' lting was Co·o<·k'"' l" Good and F."•.y Cook ....., "Winsome'' and tlw p,·ug ram , dir- Book."._ ect.e<J by Mr·s .1onnt"; l'ulten, C'hnn· x1 th h Tlw nallon:rl winnf'r in the St•ar· 10 gc e t.- enl e " Wi n Some". t'h conduc1ud among 256 ,534 .v oun" ~11'11. Pullen wa-; a~!>:hlo•d hy Mrs. e Paul Sma.-1. M rs J ~ dt.~ on R:lkt'r women in 10,&22 of the nation's and Mrs. K 1.. lluglws. publk, private and parochlal high school!< will be named AprU 12 at the Amet"i<'nn Table banquet in During the hu s inf'sA ses~·ion lhe. Philadelphia. 1 Society vof£•d 1o send a CARE package loa Germnn t:1mily whlrh General Mills is the sptmsor of has btoen bef:·if•ndt•d hy tht· 1local . thP program delligned to a11S'ist chun·h and Mr~. L. n . DUes read sehooJ.q in builcling in young worn. a lctler from lht'Sl' people. Tht• en ll deeper appreciation and unSociety also will se nd a box of derstanding of the American home clothing to the Bacone Indian and to emph11si,..e throlrgh a sound &huol. The four· Circles: Electa, scholarship award program the per· Dorcas, Lo\'f'-,roy anet Prhcilb , sonal qualities and sense of values . b•·oughl their Love.Gifl offerings necessary to successful homemak. to the tiller· of the Church as Mrs. ing. Mcfte than $100,000 in scholJvhn \Kauff gavu the <IC'dicatory <~rs hips will be awarded. , prayer:. Mrs..T. M. An•hr•r t'losed 1 .Each state !l'-ctty Crocker Hmnt"the meeting wi1h n IJr<!YC't'. ' maker of To~orrow will receive 11 . ~- _ --.._....... __$ 1,500 scholnrship and an ed uc nt· - - - - ·- - M11l1th~s ~m d MM· w :~n b.• ·p ~f ·rt ·I "Qii!"·~. Louk.-. w;dl be te-amed wi"lh II'O"a"al.· 1-nr, DtU'h~n w.i1~h Sw:Nb"{l'l1, •!.liQil'lri..« wittb l....otbse and GtmeS'Et' oa!ll.d ~t· 1l·hCws are poolon•l'TS. 1\he is tt hand!CIIIP a!fi(<&i·r wit·h ~ lin chinl rtoumeY Bo\l'ling Hiqbliqhh ' bot-h handicap and actuwl' 00w11ing. Ohiro V.&Ll-f'y F.lr-:."t·ri(' F.'ll.gill('C;~ moved two gllint(¥i .o.u1 in rrun~ in llihoe CJ.ih'f Trl- C11un·t~ Bowlinll!: IA""D · fU.e l<M ni;lht -a1t .the Pon'!'f'roY llawtbti A~l~ '8 8 t.h,-.y l.CtofJk !LWO out of rtlhree •J!D"IM'.'> fr•urn Se.t.'(ltn-t1 """'"' llarlre\. 1\he D•lly Sontdnel r)iet])ed rt.·be OVEC t'Ou&!i 138 tlht'y from ._. ....... Jl,. ttt~me tbrOUfh wlllh 1.hree 'Wills 1 .., over L!beA:y R~111t. Wlbo lbpd . . ibeern ~ 'Wirt:h ~ 'lleoders. m t!he Tlhe W.h~ Sox .thtt.. year mrary dlhW matcii. 'ol ~ evenm« Kol- tha'Ve tlhe !1illit"!"A. -doubJe-4Ptoa.y oorn .ufa. Biter')' won Uwee in • row brna.t.loo rl:o .hilt 11Jhe nwjms ~n· ml8ny fnin Nevi Y~k C'f"nWal. yeaT!\1', -soays 'l'he Spl)ffl.in1g New.'f. It OVEC rnt clbe :£iinrt. g8111"1a too ·aU depe.»ds on wti\Cll:ht'II' IAJ i:'l" Apn1'· secoad :-:trcet ~arket, but then .lci10, Ven·e-zuel·an. soort..,."iop, make. ..-· ~,.k ""'Ofll'! to Lake illhe laet ltibe team. He .1:. •fivc.(.e<t'Jt..fllille ot~ml ,_ w h lwo eames - they 'i· ~ wWh ~bghs 155 .pound.~. 1 ht• fll:l'flll ' l~ ~ 1 IJ80 I ' • •-'-n"r ~inal wol1bd rt,.ooim wHih S•'INlnNI Ra11eman an ....,.ua -noot •n -~'"'' • 1810e. Ol.ey sw84190n waA lhi9Jh for Nel·lie FoCnt, is fiH - 1I" :~•nd wei·whs "· ~ l<lt ,: ... "'~3 61.'JMio8 lfiO poun<b wrt: WurOOIW; · · __ 1: 1'nl;t ~ 181 :J.Ic:;:U Durbifl 'had 511), DID YOU HNOW 'I'll AT ~. hl"'l'e Davi3 ·had. the lhligh gmne or thb were77.WOO~!'t:d in (OUI' \i(Uint'S f Second~ 118 lhe ,hit in l!lle AtmC'91l<'an L~·a·g u(' , J tri'Y IJ, HNer or ., a bil 221 tin 'his f!lt'llat e:mne, ·lllfll()· 100 7- a 4 ~ue Jl(>('IIJ'~ 1· f.inhlhcd' wWh 474. .. . The Seant.inel u~ , the · t,lberty M·:rn·Rrgef SluTI" Hat•k o.r -1Jiw Otti· Ref.·I'U'riiJ& a.s tbey toe& eild 1 t~ cago CuM isr ~l l.o -dtll W llhe fames ballldily In "'Pitre ol rolhnv IMTI"D'ilest PIIIY check of "U'I\Y m.anu· a bli'Jld. "P~ 011of,ford ~lied ~ih~ <ger in .tihe Nlll1 i:onUJlt l .tagu~. 'lllile ft~ boy9 wLtlh n Me :.te11les SponUng NCW1i ~Y!I' 1hu·l in ,~ito on .game!l or 230, 119 •tmd 183, uf Hack '$ lf"leoond 1Jam Yt'O'r. when wbUe ror t..lbenl.y RoeM Dnh~ wn~ •he got ltlht> Cull!; 11ff ~~~ a 1i'Ul"Pi'isillg htlh wl~h 485 Qn ram~ of 178, s.l·anl •alJ(I· lhad -lllwm 1~n :~eeond 1&8 'lfld 149. pl'llcc •unHI }u:-."1 bercrroe t1he All· Jio.Jsum Bakery ~llMled t•helr Sta•r Ga.me, 1h·B .U·idn'l J!61. •II 1rahm ifiM 1xn\ttrtg M rthey,ewiiLy won W001b hP "I!Ug'OOII · hi~<" 1950 Nlinll.r•uct. tftret. from .the NYC. DoD 5<.1MII· 'l'he Bo.<rtoo llr-d Sox n.t ~.c-lr ifllg was 1!N.eh &lr tiRf' Bakers w.hth 184, IM · aDd t-44. ror 402. While SaraHOt-a ,\rni·n·illll{ <'aln~ rt.his spr1ing D..-.e JenJt.lnl bad 467 for Ute 'h&V'C a.lmO!:It ·an ell -veteflllll ;V;Mr.J.p. 1111»1n "WIIItlh 1ga!De1'1 o1 tin. 113 •and Of tJhe 42 me111 on .\1/le ·t'O.'ik'r, olll.y 13 can bt'" trogardffi. ~ rroolol-e!i. \62'. Amorwe t:ht> 11 who 'PII't' 'll~et":~ '!be-: ~ to the club is ~Miclr:eov Vemon, who Tlti.COUNTY L~ 11,00 oh.ltwt in the group. He"ll OV.C INOtNIIU 11'!'0,_ . _. _.. 191 m tel 1143 he 38 ·In Ap.11iiJ . '11he youl'l'gc.<t Is Qmde ... . .... 125 137 155 417 C·a\('RE"r Jim P,.g;lioronl. ot 18. ~ . ......... 138 1&8 194 488 "Ntchcr Flronk Sulli"V'lm ut. ~tx-feet. lr~ '-· -···· 140 148 183 449 ~ev-err, ii'il Klbe rtla1l<iesl ·a<n-d Third lloarbln .... ··-· !&II 188 )8'1 &10 .Btwtlffi'llllll Gll'ady Ha~lbcm rtJbe Mbortt· '1'0!11!1 .. ------ 747 7110 880 24(17 est, 1811 •fl•V1Hl'tlihl. Wa a rJ:d~ sq.utad wi111h 3l out of the 42 men six· IICOND 11'1111T MAII!(IT soh 1 Job l)ovlo ----- 221 1113 128 474 ..... , ......... 122 1118 125 888 -------- 183 108 111'1 428 Kllio:h ......... !Of 811110 313 U..lll!J . .. .. . IM 138 181 431 Htmodbp ..... 48 48 48 144 '1\lqLI ..••••••• au M4 1:/D atll8 -lllOY SINTINIL ~ ••••• • 238 178 183. ~ Tedeoib .... . . 1&1 1!8130 419 IIIIDII ________ 1so 1110 110 390 ctdller . ·----- 142 1fl ttl 4G6 0<uooor ••.••. 138 I~ 178 478 lflto4lelp •••••• 88 ~B If 114 f(IQIJMJ lOt be!A.er, with Lhe Rit,h Atlfllt: "I'm sorry l-,ou odon't .Ji.ke yotlll' g:i•£l, blllt I <ll!i k·f'd· yoo whl"t! IM'1.· you wa.ntl·ed ·a• lartge or go on · ------------------Fight Results ----~ -- · ----- smald fulo. roach --· ------- BY UNITED PRESS N·I~ W YORK : St. Nick!< G1• nc PninPr, i51. Niagara Falls, N. Y. stopwd Danny J()l' l'er('7., 148'r·l. N1·w \'ork, 8. n.os·r·nN 'l'nny DeMareo, 145 1:4, y , •• llos11Jrt , ~IU1Jped Y.allacu Rud s. _mt1tL , L' ' , ,. Lrt!'rnnu1•I, 9 • non · tr11u . l'llOVIDI~N ('E, R. 1.: Steve Mar· C'PIIo, 15H, 1'1 ovid~n!:'e, _kn()('ked ou1 Hob 1\IJIIon . ~61 f.! ._ fltovldelnc; .i ~ NF.W OHLI:ANS . AI ~el e~::r ru. IM, New Or/Pa ns, outpornted AI· fonso Flun~~. 151 . Mexico <'lty. 10. QUEBECK CITY. Que.: .Jimmy Curler, New Yol"k outpmn1.1"'d Phtl .Bur ~ ton . S1. Louis 10. I - •Joiilit'lt' morr ·left f.a111..1 !fence D'l Munrdputl stadium jn Kwn~SSS Ci·1y 111hios ;y-ear. AR lf'tiJXJrt-ed by '11he Spo!'lt:~ng Ne~ . tithe dis1t'aonce-s wiN ~'l'ma i-n the oome, 330 feet down ~he 1 1e-~l fil•kl ofoul .Une, tmt jiJtt>~ ff'll<'f'" haN boon J•ai..o;ed , from 12 .to lf\ rt• t•.l In an a1tt:emp1 to ('Ut down 11ihe numbt'IT" Qf Ohlin· ese OOmen. Ove-T trhe .low wo.Jd. -DJD YOU KN0\\1 THAT F..ddil' ColUM played 2,051 ·gwmffi a~ M!· oond bm'c duri1n~ 1hls 2\•yt"ar mn- 124 E. Moln St. -- ----~ LOOK AT' YOUR HOME .. ...... ••• : •• ·~ 118 Jeatitlo ...... llli HMIIIJNp .. .. . :12 '1'oto1 . - .. - ... 1(18 NOI.IUM IAKIII 111 w"'Slflilllnlr "' ........•• D. 1. ~~<~>~~~m. let ... ,118 'i 1110 1110 ) li! 1. t j;)r 1l~agull cUorecr? 1C lg '2! c.ote ; •.•. : . IN 1 . ....... lfol , . . . , _ <A po-d .... h doe I I ' I I J' I I I L I I I :l M - a·-k e Th•"s Home Re••"pe I T0 Take Off. Ugly fat - ! bulky, urulJ~htly fal r1gh t m your YOUNGS ENTERTAIN , own home. Make this r~c 1pe your. . . ~ -"!f. It's easy-no trouble at all and :Mrs. C.•·R•"- Young -en- 1 l!Mts little. It contains nothing harmt Su-nday With a turlcP.y fuJ. Just go to your <huggi.st and ask odiooer .celebrating Olho b,_,.,,,., of for four ounces of liquid Rennel AYI'U. :r Concentrate. PQur 1his into a pint :her brotrlter, Dav-id Jacbanr. Othet· bottle and add enou~V\ grapefruit rgu·es.ts were !Mr. a·n d Mrs. Obaries Juice 1.0 fill the bottle. Then take two Jones, Lakin •and IMT. :a-" M-·. t.H.blt'llpoonsful twice a day. Tht~t'-' ~Jill '" all there is 1o lt. James Ogctin aond ·~ JiBmcs J'J"'., II the very first bottle doe!!Tl"t o( Parketsbu.r1g. ~uw the simole. eosv wav to lo.'*' <Up . . . . . ..... """"""". ... ... eream wi4bCM ~Km 1-tapp)o Bir.l;bday in i'rem Wfft 8En1l'd -by Mrs. Simp!'IOD awW«t by Mnr. !'rant Reiul.t, u.. tno!ter. m-ow outs trerre Cive!l as f'IWO!'IIf 0 J?OUOd!i arid lnche1 of exceu fat;; uon't just ~~eem to d.Uappe;ar almost like 1n~~oJic from nec:k, Chin. arms. bust, abdomen. h1ps: calvu and ankles. jltlt return ttie empty bottllr! for your mon~ bock. tOtfow the easy Wily endoracd by many who have tried this plan and help fnin1: back allurlni l'Utvea and paceful ~lendemess. Note how quickly bloat disappea.--how much bell.er you ' feel. More alive, youthful appennn1 i and 41ctive.. . · L :quick l - • I I I I I I I I A NEW rtbru I I • 433 tal 4119 I I KILLT 4111 SUPER F_,J . RELAX, and. let em EXPERT Do It ' .yll'l rt hppower tltat makes ,.,........ in 1111 ~·'!' ~ '\"l ~b.p. V:S. Th, Purpose net ~9,1'!11!1!0• .. 1180 144 ,.,... was celebratf<l wUb a party bst week in the ~nd gr"Ddf' ut SUJar Run Soboot. GantM were playPd and pri:za; aw.aNkd lhe ~. aftET which OTHER PEOPLE 1)0 ibi:~ 2 1130 tl8lJ 2009 .1~ 11)4l' f'loirtbday ot ISniC'e Simpson,/ HOn .()( Air. and Mnr . Ca:lvtn Simp- Are Yo11 Plpnning I 1111 Health As.socvaf10n I NIW YOIIIC CINTII,f.!, 1111 Allot>ooodli .. 1118 Ill 1110 S49 -- I j A deMNift.OO bilrth<ruy cake was t.o J,lmles- MA•ntin SatAJ:rday Ql: a ltm·elh·eoon1 1111: i(ihe IM.lmtn lte.!tauroot .oo celebro·tc lhi!S arml· vcl!'sa<r'Y. Guest~!~ at tlhe hl'JK'!hton We~ R•obcrrrt Ouat-s, HaN"}· Bani~. Carroll No11ris, D. S. H:a·ro'I'Cl 1800 R·ev . •Howao!ld ~:!lt . ' Phone 197 BirlluWy C..Wbra~M At SUIUJI" Run Scboall Executive Board Has Monday THE RIDGE-KEI.IQ . ·~C"ru!• ed • JU ..... tU UB llli ,,1 v..,... ..! .. 11101a ue I I ·'I OBSERVES BIRTHDAY ' ~.o~ ~-uk•• .a mu.~·le ·l.ou cl<>ur •UH~ ~ """'"'? wf!n 1 0 ct~tll ~ ...~._ •lay . . for 30 d;1y• c.lty . + It's ,going •l"h ~.oow LAUREL CLIff I f.nst~ DJD YOU KNOW THAT 4Jhc New Y11r'k (;t:rnllJII. m!ttlu 1iive- ·home .mn.s i.n ~n •itmill!g, Jutne 11, 1939<m~d il."hnl •1Jh·t1l'(! u[ 11!hem Wl'l'le a~n· S!'CUiiW"! u~g I · M I ~LIOI't"••p-j.;~, Perfo~ce . _ •••••••• 774 7f2 783 22'19 H. feel like a 11 I row. con make you I Will ~·how. . reeeh•e a set of 1he EneyCiopedia Britanrrica. · The scholarship of the young woman named All -Ame»ican H~rllemnker of TomorroW wiU ,be .In'crta- J~eetlng: . NeH il' ZeJ•k!Je. 'r.h " P'aper b(."gan I t:.rt,r o Ci'n.!erpiecf". sed to $6,000. Delores Arnf.t~e .or . wi~·h a re.'ft.tllli!' o( .\.he ti.J:<Ilct"}· of Enlt.•rpriae, Ala., was the nlitiolial . ' w ;~ Jitlmsbw1g Wlhwh was w~trbhtlh· . • • winner lasl year and js entvl,led t-.:1 _i11 _1833 &m14•he !-.1~n· -of i1~ reat Judson coll~ge at Marlon.' .Ata. • , · · . lnu lt.lrn-g .and :wlho• n.ttt' 1'l'I)I"U-4 [Ut'· !ht• M-mtnu.te written exa~ Mr. 'llnd .HM.' Stevet l'llll~~ . llon. oiJon, de..'figned and ju<QI:ed J>l !tta'i!m !d t~ ~ SMoo1 ot.a~I on · • k.l • ; •.ll'tent't> Research Associates qf ~ · ~ oofior t4 · · rt~ Zel, ('S-ffll;:h.t~ amr for ~IN ChH•auo which was given to ~...-..t'~~mgm .. r Oha!> , s ubject .ntade-4:he-pape-r· ~1 \tlt'U.I ' ':' ' . . ' .,._·~ N .....u ·..,uo 11'!·:1 .~ ~~ for . tthe A..~t· . t[is · parhctpants 1ft th'ls national sea~ · Present , '"rl~· "" lnt:e.l'eQLi-""' ••o b) . .,"'" ' l1·n•ao· ""':o;; M~ ch consisted of qul!sUons whlc If avy. were lbev. Ba. ~t.~.. -an IJte .gave &mel ('oCJmmf'tllftS on te~ted the stu""Ants' attitude an ~Ire!, Mr -and ~- Leonard • !Lhn variou.s lh(Juses and 's1ore-; M!'s. Wallace!Bradlord , .eneutlve knvwl . .~. . . """'th . . IAtrufohJ, Cha.'>. Lumf·o nt. lfilll!'cy t wh•dh uh.e"rs~1.."d Of sJ)t'Ow1 ulll-e-r· secretary or the Meig.'l County Tu· 1 e...-e lR c major a~·eas o Olaork:·taf"lry aOO OOOt-lm SP'l'lllcer • I ~I wa:; 1her -d C!lerrptlon . homemaking n...-,1 of (l}w l.~erculOSifl and Health Association, 1 Each (irl ·who took the test re· ~ ~Larry Sm1tth, ~hll Ba~~ey j •flowcr ii:ardens '&nd f,i"l)wer a.r had the Exetu(ive Board meeting ceived a homemaking euide that ~~ Bee_lcy Ebbl"!l. lllt;Y firre- 1T&ng_I 1Mt-Qj1s dJSpla)'OO rlih~-g~OOut at her hame Monday evening. Ric~­ wm assist her Jn pursuing the ·~.~.-· -~rh wM!.h .~.~- lee ore~. ; W••lh-amsbut"'g by .M.rs ~ISe .B. ard ChamberJ, presldent, presided career or homemaking. ......M:" ..., ~ oq(.frae- ~l:" .~· Ftshe.r, autiltor of Am. E~teenth and Mi"s. Ben Ph.llson was named Ruth Anne was one of 4 senior 1Mir. :and ~Mrs. LOu l>~hll ~ ~ 1Cerat.u ry Ganhmd" 'lmd rthe ~ : Representative DU"eetor. Mr. Cha· girls who rflceived their I..onra R~ '\flt'C'e in GaU~s N>SPOimlibJ·e :£-or tlhe <"hoice or 1 m_bera and Mr!i.. George. ~arke~ Homemaker Degree Ialit 11funda.y. . f4cwet"IS that were .growu in Colm· ?'IIJ serve on ~be R_ehahtht.atlon Columbus, Ohio. Mary Hur~. ~~'·n~ 'IIJ.Id I itl"l day.s. An -ant""alfl•gt"lJlt."ll'l. of ~ commlt_lee wo~kma: wrth the TubIV'&Ih f'uweil . w~ gt.U.>SI•~ of -Mr. !\'n:upd!"'81g-otl.q. "!1\0<'k, Japa:rH'c"'>f> iris J t'"culosUI UQsptl.al staft at Nelson· 3lfld •M·t1! Or·vilJ.e Al-Ien ·and junqurb was dit<lf>layt"d by ville. iMir arn-d Mrs Dan S.nu1oh 'li'1KI rem. I Mi~-s ?...e-.rkle •lrr ·a <'Oil11llinff s~r~ Plans .were made for Jhc annl:IDI 1-, .jj)y were SUnday gue«l!l of her brou·.f!h,t .from 'her vi:.it ~ WiJU·Jmli Board drnner to be hel.:t on April paa!E'nls, Mr and Mrs l..~awrreoee • bUJ·g. Lt 1 ~-s cn!l ~rl 8 Dtlif•t Briric 3 at lhe Ctwster Methodist .Church 1 Mil'. and !Mrs. .Atrllbur Slnillh ~ SnWI!h and i~ a Aquarl' janl·ini.l'rf' in Delft where women of t~ church will Ma 1~g.ie ~ of ftrooctMU1e ortli Rlerent «)}lers Gt .tOw> John Dierh1 I'"OIWht--ome. prepare and serve the meal. 1 MemberB eel. 00 Mil's. ~ Ilodscm Jo)lktay, OOme wtre Roy Bia:t, RUitlh MJwser · attending Monday Rtl'ih.Dnct C'.Olwrualll Is io Rdzer Eldnu Scih~fier aiJ!t M~~ A-I·J 01ther 1fi()\W'.rs displayed ul llhe nigbt were : Mr. Chambers, Krt. Hos!)iltfll. len. rling were a new ~'ll~um, • Parker, Mrs. Philson, H. K. Wood· Norma Ritldbilc ·1.9 6 ~ a M·nr . ~" brou~ht hy Mx's. R_. H. I gerd, Wayne GibJ;wm, Ne1Ue Blng, few days li;J) hrkersbdi"IR. HOSPITAL I !tUSTEES TO MEET Rawl~. 'T1he .p:lant. h,a~ V&J"H.'Ol· !Mrs. M. D. Hartlnjer, M~s. Charles Scwnl Gt'llettiOOd- • luneml . ON'd lfulwge ·and fo.-.-:ed bl~ms j Mullen, Mrs. H. B Gnmm, Mn. MillS. F~ Yoohg, Mt Old~. {lf T~e Mel~ .County y.paa~ns Me· srmi lar do tlhat ~he -~1-eus_~am- l H~ ~owell , Letart Fans, Oblo. ,. monal Hoapttnl 'J'tust'fts wtll rJleet Mr. - - KooMIJh Dowis In regula .. session, Wednesday,, ., • OO)ebt1lii.Eld ttlhelr sbtn JOIJnini;e.'s ' 8 p. m., at the court room, concern.., bi•JI~· ~ay w~~ .• dinn·ea-. Guests ing 8 site selection: for the llt'W , ,..,., Mo-. , ,M,..J· Taylor, proposed h~>soital, Lee L. vaughan, .Ri'l1hrard 18inrd SJMy Hu~ Mr. ·und secretary ot the orgapi~ation on· /· 1 IM•rs . Goo. Starehet· -of Po.merlo!y. nounced .today. lt"s limJl,le. It's a.rniWllj. how bu1ky fat and help ~catn slende-r • quickly CJII:P may t o~ pound~ ~t more crac'!!ful cirrves; if reducibte $10~ ,...... ..•.... ·- 843 1/12 IISil rub LIIIITY aii1'11.11ANT Oooloo -------- 183 148 122 Old Orow •• • • IJ1 1;al 1~1 a. Dlrtlo ····· ' M lA 141 l l e t - ..... 1~2 UJII 148 c~t.'\'k. " Disappointed , <Df'):ihew : "Yf'li'h, but 1 .didn'. ~ •l:coow •you were fl.·atlk· ,iJlg about ·neckti ffi." Joost tlas San Francisco A $509 scholarship will be awarded the runnerup girl in earl\ state. The !ehool of the state winner I col I ' t" i ·· r·c~>' t€1' . CJ:~f(. ;(! I mo~~r EU!abot~ Moves To Send 'l'hc Betty CrocKer Homemaker iunal trip with her school advisor 'Care package ISchool or Tomorrow in Rac~t> High to Washington, D. C., colonial WilIS Ann(' Carson, duugh. liamsburg, Va ., and Philadetphia. r· v Swa•n- 'I"LoJII llnth Anne Carson Is Winner 1. compet~tion In Betty CfOCKer Missionary Group 'l'wo 1troms or ~·aJ bowlers "Wor'll h~'l!p open 11lbe Sl111te Bowiliog t omTi l'Y tn Uleve ttih-is week l'il'li as Ctow·-s leks -and Sw-.tt· zl'l's A:ililaod St1"\'iee wfll t·ak-e pao11t in .t:hl.' .an·ru..t·a8 ~!PI-e .p1n cla.'l.sic at 4hr. Bradnan · ·~ R~'CJ'eBihioo Cervler in 'MidOI.ebull!" H~ls . Bol·h ·t eam..~ wi.JJ roil their sJngles an<tl doublt'S .on Sunda-y. A rthird ·1-eam, .Pome.roy BowHng Mlt'y$1, a re also ~OOduled ~·o mit l'll•l ff in ~ ·he tom~ . . Cl'mv's Ohk-ks 'f\vi'i!l ('arr:.v t1hek rf'gula<r ll"iOOup i~t ~Jhe tou.'"lll'e"JI w.ith Paul OlifforU, Rink "\fen1:.~ini, BWJ llovamtf'<r, CJ~U DLI1"bi-n. !!.llld BGb Louks ·r·oH1ug in :l!t ·a:t on.tew. Swo•llel's M.llhLn>d Sl'll'vire w.illl t.M .. -. rat) tu be tMJ!d m Apnl wht-11 thl' j rang1:1nent of f~r.~ . Mn ,Harry Stahl. councilur pre· , M1ddlq>ort Gardoo nuL met aot DuHOil ~ ~ meetioi lidtad when 'l"heodorui Council th;; home or Mn. Davt· ~'amwr Oil Round Robin ld:.t'tft Went Wl"'ittetl BaUjhters o! America met Mon· M.... nda) ~ ~·4"rrmi;! . Mnc ,r.hx H.ul1t·r , to two- mt"'ltbtn whv wre bcupibl day evenlna: at the lOOF ~II . · ' Jm l ~u h.·nt , W2IH in £"hA:Il(t.• ....r cihf' ; patftohl, Mn. J . B Downing .00 Mrs. 'naomu Hendrix wal repor- ~ mH,t in.g und oomf"<1 .Mrs C. ~ - 1M.111 H J. RIIH!!t"'L te-d Jll in a lfunlinaton, W. Va . lknw .-1)', lh'l>. C 0 FiHtK·r ilnd hOKplia!. F.dward Spencer wa~: rt· Mr..... lial"t'"n S1an.tbury a.~ ('(~·dralr·· Mr». A.rllhur Skmoor ~ill:t'd ~rlf'd In distre11~ having lo11t hi ~ 1 rn.-11 1,f d.he I)(Jl}-('OOJVt"lr1rv~ fluw · ~ ?er ~~Mr •. 1Mn. Fanner, 1ft 9ef~: by d{'alh and nowen were (' r F..i.K'h , mt-mber will bf· II Sprq Df'tBtl1 reported sent. , n·.~ 1 •orJ...i-blo ror on-e m-r""<tn~t"ffwl)l ; w~ ra.~Of"ll o1' miniatun: ~q\H"' .,; It communication W5rs read from • li e _,.M~ fur the Satu 1'<1av {'"Xhibi - of eandlftl. A ~- Patl'l~ • 0&)' Quinlin, •tale ...... (ary Hom wihl be Ah'o. .....". Bin<. ! l.hNn• "'"" OOL "' do< .... ~go.rdl.ng reservations lor &Une ; Mr-. R. c. ~try. Mno. lqis • (~lllOfltif whilah were ~to iePfun. A vote of thanks was ilV- s 1url·r Sr. arrd !Mil':!! A. w. Mt'Kay . · thi nty membf.m -and one ~. en M.+s. Bentz Wolfe who haa &er· ; Sun<\ay !ho!iletUU~ wrll lw ~forlii. w •MJ"S.. . Max S<m~ . Mrs. 8oUtT ved IS conductor for initiation lor w U:t)-~. Mtil<. c. A F:mmt~h. p~e.:uded at~~ &liVt:r rof~ee 1M't'· manY. y~1rs. Mrs. Wolfe resigned Mr~. w. 11. Juhl ing an rt Mrs. 1 ... ,ce af f.!he d~ ~rrg~ahito ~~ 1t"a'l due tB il1 health ,and Mrs. Ht."!!: 1 r 1'a"l"}' IY.Nis. ; •li1(htcd Uy whitte taJ)f"':"S 1fl a")'Sit! Root wijl take the office. The prize • 1 e1:nd r>lab_ra. An 1111Ta~ ot packaee• donated by Mrs. Arnoldi ft [)!l c&!l response11 werl"' ~>cau. : pussy W1Uow, Euyonomus. crot"UJ Jbtf~ll were aWarded-t9 Mrs. Anice ! ty Spc.ts I »ave Visited" and t'hc i and japotrica •i-n a a")"St"llll C'Ulta.l!lObnn,er und Mr H. Claude Darst. ' PUil r'l" J'OT .t•he e\"ert·i ng wa~ '" M"y. f.'r h&d ~i .."'li' of miniaf<Ure 1A soci81 hour roncluded tbP Tri p to Wi.Uiarn.sburx , Va .. by .\fi~~ )!~ !{J..<funch and was ust"d :as the I nutbt 1>y de- Smith and we'll P'OVIfiH# ~ m· 4o3 ........... ·-Alii .. I 3 7 Ill lilt 11110 ... ... .. • 101 685 1cS3 2202 ,f/6U get PILCI IACH .~ 1\1 ~ , ,., • , WHIM iiCIItOIIT IN. PAIR! 01 Blaettnar Auto Co. 100 E. ¥AIN mor(J (I(Jftl~ fl!ll!Sh ~ai'QRI !1t1J ST -.~~~ROV,O• •~~~~~~Jl Cfm...m J mom (orq1<4 ••• more rotatP9wer. ·-As LongA,36McmthsT9Pay ' Firs~ Poyment 011e 30 Dars B.anf! Fj.,.anced After Work Is Comple~ed (~o tfa.[dling Charge) YOUR PROP~RTY NE~91!'10T Bf PAJP FOR \\,tilcelnent .E ~.:t:t GET OUR ··- , ~~ ' ' Plt-A~ ESTIMATES ARE FRI. ConJelete lnsul')'nce C!J~Jrcts• ·t :lintou Fisher . yo~'ll ' find •nusually rich and tangy, never flat, never,llitter! CoR'~ e15paU agree-tile ric~st, mo•t Oa· vorfuJ coitee1 are grown in remote mountain region• where there i1 an abundance of r~te volcani(;' soil, year-round sunlight, 1nd wann tropic rain. These arc the rare Mcmntain-Grown Folger's ~offee ... 1nounta(n·grown ' SALE$ ' pAI NT SERVICE ,Store Hourst· Ito 5 ·•. .., ' •... , . .... ~ ' • <' .... COFJEE! Tbfals What puts the distinctive flavor In Folger's •• ,'Ia flavor ' · ON MATJJtJ>\&, f)ll LABOIJ more torque you get IJ'O&I!Ir response,-quicker getaway, swifter passing You'll find it the silkiest, quietest, thril\ingeat engine you ever "9Mmanded. You get to,p per!<ll'lll&llee for 1!'\l!'' kind or ...driVing ...... I · Tbif II'~ ~.p; Thunderbird V-1! engine ).au of 812 cu. in.-which makes It the Mjgeatengine by far in the low-price field. And it is aVailable in all Fordomatic Fairlanes and Station W-sons, at slight extra coot. ' . Equally important, theoe ne10 :j25-h.p. enes lite rolling of! of Fonl's woduetion line . to see yollr Ford Dealer ooon. e II to show you why r.ou ll\Om (iiQ.(~ ~-ar .dongh in a Ford V-1!1 ~ ·· E ECI!MTQOWN . . . lnl DOPer I., turn the w~ls of your ear. With ' . 461 S. 'fhi rd St. or this ~~~.1. Lt.~ t-•1~ ' . coffees you. taste in Folge~;'a- the Coffee~ that Folger's blends in lhtir uniq~e way to give you a rich, refreshing &awanc9 and distinctive!)! better coffee fla'f'or, DiJCOver ~ .' the delicious diffe~encc youraelf.· Try 1 Mountain-Crown Folger'1Cofrec IOinorrow. the· I I I' I I TATD,~ \ I \ I I I I I • t • • r ·' I I . _J .,"""· • • • j �• ' Tue~ay, • March 6, 1956- WANT ADS ------------------------- KENT Autom11hc sa.s rurna('e. Call 6170-J. f • ' • • ' '• '' ' &ates. :Z ct:nU per WOTd. Olle ~eeutive inaertiona. i.ipeclal-One montll naT woru.. I<f7l word will patd tw Detore tb e l.Olb ut eacU ~ c. :'\lo1"1<l:e5 1 SHOES TO ItACINE SHOE SH.OP AND SAVE BRING YOUH. MONEY . 1· 17-U --~---- __..--.E1 OUR EU.. t.'TRONlC ~EC.RI!iTABY TAKE YOUJl WANT ADS AT Yo UR CONVEN IEN CE iN _ THE CALL 397 · _ _EV ~JNG-ti. ~ _____ - · INCOME TAX - -SERVlc&. Call Middleport 627et. 2-3-tf .\ lllc 'l/..art~ of Parcel One : Beginn in:$11 40 rods 1sn-111th firom tM SOOitlheasi. C'(ll'lll'S~ Viflgil WaJ>ker Racine, Ohiu. I of sc-ot•i an 11, to-A'lf)gbi-p 6 end Phone Lel-att Fa·J.::j 2303 irumg-e 14 o f (:llc O:tm Corrnilany's 3-2-30tc Pu-rcbalse, in Ruti<Ml'd ,t.owf'IISibi.p, FOR RELIABLE PAINTING con- Mdgs CoU<nly, Oh.l'o, t heDL"e scru-t'h ta ct Richard Wilt 232 40 rods, Nwnee we!:'!. 3 ~ rods, F h ' Oh' ,t hel'l.C'e TIL[)I~ ·h 18 'lo~ D ~ . ~ 84 ourt St ., Middleport, ao. rod9. .vhon'C'#! fl!Ol1Ul 71 , ~ -.P~ ... Ea.s~ _ __ _ --2-~ 20 rods, ~~hence sourtlh 1811, Deg. east -49 'I"'<b, tlb£-noe ea-st 26 f'(l(k.; We Rervice and r epair all make ,oo t!he pl•aot! flf begin'Dii'T1g, conSewiag Machines, rental mach- <tlainNJg 15 Y.a ecl'eS, mone or Jes-s, ines, $6.00 per month. Phone : 15 aores ,]n Froohlon 5 and onoe 6314:. l half (~) oacre iiJ Section II said l b£r.A"l119bi-p and M'~. and bein g Singer Sewin g Machine Co. 1·~he ~S~a~T~e premib166 blell off ...00 as187 N. 2 nd Ave. ' )llddleport. 1I sig·ood to Oharle'> Pl'iec by il'he uua. \ -tn PLASTERING I~ 1 ber 4, 1883, m an act1o.r1 ror par -~ Tt.e aforesaid d~bed l'eal titOOn -in ad Coon, being Oase estate bemg the same .real eMlate No. 2630 enbllkxl Fatalme Grime6 l'Onveyed by L. .M. Bok-e and OleP~aml!i ff v -;, R(l8(bna Cumwt•l! , 11a &11c-e to Etna Pearl Kirby by et a1., Deferxhant6, a rl-rord 1 1 ,h"{-d OOied J1.1ne 26th. 1947. onJ wh i,•h i'~ fourn:L i-n V:,J 20. Ter m n·wr1lt-d m vo•. 159, page 330 u-f 1-~·ol'd, M~.gs COUll{v ('orm n<>n thl' Ot('d Ra"'l'lis, ~g:; Couut y , Pl~tt> Ootmt>, pege 310 . aml wlhidl Oh1o ' said properttoy ww tbt!l"eaft.er con - I J'latflol11l fui"!J\et' allege-s m -h1.s veyed by Ew-.a 'Mumwy, et a! ., to poti:!lion t\•h-at said parcels: of II"Cal Oha.rtl.e6 f'rit."e-, by deed dated Octo- ('.. ta!oe flll"e &ubject rbo rigbts and ber 3, 1904, and ~ in mt!·ra'ils. if ·lloll')', of cert:ain parBook 92, at p<age 452 of the W:-tl tu~ i'11 and to c~Ul oil and gas ~ of Mei-gs Couot'ty, C»Uo. lr·a.s~ omd ri-g~hts of w:.~ and cru>t' ments, •nd for- • ("'Onplute descriphon of rt.e .00 \(>6SJell. Mghts of way I80C (·acsemenhs, -t>efere-n>C'E! i:s had 10 said peti.hon . PL~rvtiff fu.!l~•hi.'ll' all6gts in IW pet~un tlb.a·l the prope!'ty wa:, :~pp~ m I t.ht' i.nwnt(ley ~ $2,600 00, and ~~ 1 the value of ~ ~t·els of N:'al I WI~Ctte 'lei~~ as- ~:.ani,., ~c·J· from the decedEut. Etna Pearl Kirby , irl '61aid real estrate, and abo a!~ otlber fBOt.ii . and referelbl."C ils bad to the ~!ilion in .tJb.h c-a~a <lllle~l'li: S!WilC . l'l t!'lc prayer of ~a~d petition, plain tiff PI"II}'!i •that n~ plainltriff may be a uil!bori zed and o()l"(iercd W .,.,:: ;;,.. L-: c.,.;.....;_.,_; l.!d,..., drUJ .111 tWood. .tlhe pobti-o n ~ .too {:he i Ptamt.iM fwt.he-r alleges in h i~ st•alut-.:s in sudh C".JSeS ma-de .and I petit.iW! the namtl'i of a.kl '!Jhe prov1.ood, and .b!)art --t.h.e real esm.te , DeiTs-at·htw <r pel'tiiO'fl!S entitlu ! 1 b$l sokl [I'Ie'e irom all olaims .and 1 00 llhe DMt -ec.blte of intMV1i.I1Milct· intc-rc~ls ()( ~he ll'akl dcle-ndanl" and ea-ch of them. and for eue.h •ood f - relief. leeJI ... -- I =~~ ~.~! f.iai:;r·b:~ '' DRUMM? '1~HI SUiifliSE . ' TO PlOOIS su"SJT GALLIPOLIS MARKeTs HOGS- l7!i ,t& 220 lbs. 11 t (l 12; 220 to 250 d<b8 l0.50 to 11 JMl:. utht 8 t-o 12; Fat Sows . 7 to ll ; St-ags 6 t1o 10· Boans ~ to lO; ' SOws trnd . Pig.t 40, u} ~·li; Sllouts 2 ~o 12.' CATf'L&--.SteerS )'0 to 18; Hei· 8 PUMP. Wr.te or sec Dele SmHJh, Ree&vUlo,/ 3 ..2 ~ Ohio. TOMATO STAKES J1or 8W.'t!. Ken· j 10et01. 8ltl:!!e)! , Long Bottom, Ohi o. 2·2&<11p ·25 SEWING MACHINF~ £or aale, 1:oud condition. Shirley Wolle, In Brdbury. 3-6-3lp •~· FOR a basement, a:araa:c. 1.53 water practically •Y•tem. new Mark furnace Evana 1 rc$l Run.) Mlnenvillc, R. D. S·IJ.;Jle I 141 For Rent-- - 1(. --===:-:: room .fVRNISHED APARTMENT, lur- beat. uUIIIIN INIId, no peta, near Pomei'Uf IHib l!ebool. Mn. t.onatotz, ll24 K lflln St. 302-X adult~, • a1t. f'tmn• lUI film!.., IIORAP IlCON - .I.QT.U. MEIGS COUNTY Don't· ~ ~~~:~P~h~IIIO::':':':::~ You have Something Good CIOID U.d .Cui All Motes ucl ModoJJ You kove !Something To Sell, Trede or Announce, Lilt A Dally Sentinel Display Ad or Wont ACI be Your Rlprn,ntatlYI. · -They . • •• LOOK AROUND! ,IF. port. Reuoub... Phone . lTROO'l'lliW. 1 BIAioiB JUNK CO. •• ' • CO-OP ASSOCIATION ANNUAl, MI!I!TING .WED MAR. 7, 1954 UOP. M. IOCK5PRIMllS ORAMGR HA~l lt...ulor • .,.,_ M...lnil ltcrr.e,bmenl& & YOU DON'T' NEED! - ' TURN . THAT &ltt~rtaiqnt.ent SOMETHIN('; • RODNEY DOWNJNG INSURANCE AGENCY Plre. Autemtbfl'j Kttlt~ ACCIDINT Life, Cuualty .... ......, Real Estate .'8roker In' MIDCUI'OR7, OHID 6111'\W I'IIOMU 6111 NANCY THIS RATE ON CASH ADS ONLY Funeral Home 1 Five rvom modem APART· METROPOLITAN MENTS, wilh laundry and '"" AUTO SALliS aae. One rnodtnl dweJJ. ;:;;:;::::;;::~~;;;;;:!:;;:;;~~ iq. Ha11 a.room evcu-ythina. A. N. B<naol. l·U -11 1 JI.Room NEW !lOUSE, ni.thed. BrowDell Ave., WE BUY OHIO VALLEY Br ERNIE BUSIDIIU.b '• I Trevy-Finsterwe~ld room• wllh balh. full '' . INTO • r ' 1 (u 'fJCC»ftt ao~ m~ YOU . THE NEAT . '~ 1 I SURE MY PICNIC-- · 1 GAINED POUNDS . TYPe WHO . ~ KEEPS THINGS TIDY ,~,r,titJ teOPie 1ft a t-lll '·' Man.,. 11eople eaa .top flllq locome tu fttuma wileD llq ._,.. t.llnd, beeauM ao retua .. f*l'lroe4 from a penoa wbo it U ot f(!'!f lbct ..iiY. ' bad I~ ~ tiJOO. 1~-.a. . ' U...,,_.. ' to dtvk1endt 'from torporatiODt •Ia.~ Chdlt tL fOQ U. .abJe tO ' ~er ar. autdffi to Unlt!!d SJ,alea eol1l)lr- "Jd' to att nw- of ._.O.I.ucn~M : ata t'neOme tu:: It ttoee not IDclU:d• 1. bid Jotl tor 1011r deoeued hu• dlvld8nd• from aavln!l and IOjlD banll or wtre) ...._, m.,..WibiD &uoctaUob .. -eredlt un1on1 or lOr· 1100 Ill •Itt. ot ,DJ !lq .seutiiD eorporattona. dar peua llefon lliiT . tour ftret ,$0 of quaiUI.ed diVf· ..1. Dl4 fOU .-.cJltt: ... 111m f).J.fiO denda l8 tax ttti:t. and lho111d be In ·&as .....,_pt pulllioQ ·or 1ubtracted from the t~ el poar ana:liltl• ID' l115f · dlvldenda ln a apecla.l .cudale on I. If JOU .,. ud.\!' 1s. did ·, ou pqe three of the \al fonn. .-:~Jabatrd mnt leu tbu fl.lOO ill 19ili! and wHe are each eatltled to P · 'l'lle tJ 11 dUdl! the tl111t $i0: for dlrideDda oa tlr •re-~u.::..,~J::r: atocka tbat ea~;h own. emen - , ~ tlle .U ': lr you received dlvldFndl beyond mOlt o! tbe Jut ,.... or watll th is amount you are entitled to a rona. It .. 1lot too- ~QIIeiiJt .._ -. ~ "dlvldenda ftcet..-ed credit." Tllla out tr feN Ul4 tbt I•~ ' credi t 11 4% vE tbe remaLn.lng dl'rl· CB~llr;;. anp lDdlyldllal-t.aQa1M' · dend8 but It eanaot lie more than em · liioa a. ••to t % o£. your tuable lnc.mt. or more can e&'N from thl• preY or- • than th e . am1}unt or ld · Otherw~e bthult bu~:"u~W due. Tkla crfldlt l8 not jvlt a dedac8 amo _ . . Uoa from yOur tauble lneome-Jt el~bleiett eat lDeome credit ·11 (s aclually subtracted from J'OUI' •ube-~ll - ·.. Ia Nprd to tal[ · . ' more ·,_. For example, If you rece ived $550 nttnmen.l beneGtl from ·tile In dlyldi nde. yo11 can uclude triO !:,~ee:-~~~'; '; :!'eti",:::!.":'* from f.OUI' .t&llabl8 Income. ~n~ IUbIf you llave IU1 anault:J from lift tract 4% or S50~r · S2o-t-from tile lnaur&llee penalon plan. « otht tn you would' otherwb~ han -to • whl • CM ro~ Baaf h J &t p..e of the taX . fOti'D BOU1'1!e, the portion DaY. T e a tb reccl•• b%.ofree' ~epeiiii!J Gil roar provld.es a ac:hedule for .fta:llr.IDI • life pect&p. 1'be Ia~ ...,. amount or r~ur eredlt. ~U r.raiMI ~ 8011 (Aphal ~· and I.Mw• tahl\!t" QOa '1'11Q11flll ·td b"tp ,.. Jl JOll made· a (Hl)fit OD the Ale I&UI"e thll OllL I of atockl, -boadl or oth~r propet:lf , 'J:~~ · ~-,t~ you mu1t i-eport It 1118 a upl~ &at-. :roo~ US oD a 1peclal form. The ~me toni mat Olio It' - ·- · ana:1 .Jr, == =-= :J::._-'WI"- Ia. ond for capiW· laa.r. ·. thi-~Uanld...,.. Detallecl inatNcU. .,-a ~nted. lrl'-t ~· 10 ~~ on the back or ltdl form. O.n.~ ~-~~ ~fd~ f ~~opeak.ln,, your proJlC. on the ale iGf , _ 1411) ~~ ' ..,. · · .-et whtch yo-. aeJd mon tha• ;c. ~ ··, · ,._. · . . . . . . -·-. · - Ml§l'l~l WQMAH· -. ......... ~ . 'l'llen a. a ptoYhllon tor "'Ntlre&11~• Credit · ~Ul!.t lacoma ·CNdit.. 'l!l'hleb. m.,. reAnron• who cnru atoell: DMdl 10 d1let JOU.# tu en peDJ~ 1-a,ft41 in· ll':n!'!'· --.bo·!lt ~e 1U...W.ead ud\111011. ftlbDIDt lbi:bm8 Ia' lOUie' CJ*un:\ . ~ · qedl( 1)ls aPJIHI- oal:r lt&DCM. You mv J1f1 en9~'!:4 ""· ~}!.Ia .. :-."kie . ' omr.non 10 110 "14 . • 0 vou ·sa E . The flood may bear me 1 l hope to see my Pilot f'aoo When I have croso~~cd the Our CONSIDERATE PERSONAL ATTENTION A"omponies Every Service . ::' ::: c ., "q 011YovrDial & t m:1. 3 to 6; 1nc.hdl111 S')Cial · SfCQrlll lor lllOI't tllo li'$ npntl., o( Ill• ~lf9ad R.ettrenien.l A~ ........ tax llracbt JOU an Ia. , • · , '! wlllcb don't coun~ ' lat.eret: froDI llaU. IDIII bln.ldP(I .sat wileD nUNd perwGr'll 'aN .. boDIIII II tu otmpt. ot eotmM, bit t,ulred to tile, t.b.el.r returns caD '- aQ laiD f'I'Om •lllq , .... complicated. mut be lrad1'4ecl Ill ,-ov r.u ,. t1r.at, let'• 1011~ et aome PI"'1'1-. ~arrl. and an1 1oM eaa be HPUte4 It~ :\11.11 ~~ peopiG wtfit II.Ytilto u a ca~ltal loA ' ' menta; .utler ~be.,. · are rel.1nM1 or , . ·' .~~.. I ,,_.-~ . Y.' or tho £rom out our bourne WI fRfl YOU Of IURDINIOMI DETAILS HOUs~. 3. DAYS _J61lJ When I put out lo sea. TEAM OF flOR.."iES fo r !Joli·~ .•ldlm Y.'l!t;lhl!lr, Thacloc. 3·6-61-C 'j .:.U Sunset .11 nd e vcnini star A And one Clear call for' me' nd may tht:!re be no moaning Time and Place MIXED UAV for t9ak!. Fnmk BeiK'Ih, IMktdle(Wrt, It. D . Lcad•hul c.oek Rood. 3·~- 3lp Tllll artlcle deal• with lav•to,. ill I4Denl - By llAlluL~ bfiA I WORDS &fiEEP- Ewe11 itoet Ew.m 2 .t o 6; Fat Sbefp 3 to 125. 9; CWlJ 1 ItO 4; Bucb 3 .to fS ; Fat VEAL CALVES-Tqpa 27.10; WelbenS0.6. Sefttoods 20 to .25; Hedimn IS to LMfBS...Jl1ops 18.00; Seconds 22; Com. &: Hvs. 12 W 22: Cul'ls A 15 to Ul; L;ebt Wts. 12 to 14; Ofte o/ a rerle• of drtkJtt oa fderat ' . ·-rtlcullr. land ItO- of lhc bar Ill 1. ltc1onll lt. 'hone 6l Pom•r.,-, Ohl• · Bu;l.ls I 11.o 14.50; MCJk Cows 60 to 12. .t'lll~kan JqUt:'lti! e/ .J,cco.alnll o'll4l tile O.Uo Bodell ol CertiJied Pttlllk ACCO'Itlharttl.) , l qpt. . •• •• MAX WARD t'J'I!.ft ft You Can Insert A Want Ad WITH ST+TIQJ4• tB; lll'rlg Tlle articlet .,.., ~ ow tNtor-mafklft P'OVid'UI tJ fN ',. Emma Powell, and bls \bree oaugh · l ~=·=·=::;;;:~~;===·~~ 12 . E THIS ""''· ' h•'"" "'-" tcrs, Mrs. Bernice Deem t.nd FOR FARM EQUmi\IENT SEE US! Pearl T'owcJI, Vienna, W. \l'a, We lbnndJ.o .rakes, pJ.ant ort~ . h '> tt:· M1·s. Huby Brewer of Long Bottom Ohio. ' tors, dN 1111nd .HU. Oli-vw & l•'crGuson merchandise. Fulton· He iiS also 9Urvlvcd by Tbompaon Tractor Sales, Pome- 1'01\tEROY-ti-noom frame, tblg h a:randchildren, and th e following roy • Ohio. 3·2~·rrd• dry on IMUI'ill1 Strnat. rmd brothers and sisters, Ell and Olho w~l·h nice v ieW ot tbe Ohio Riv· Powell, or Reedsville, Ohio; MrH. APPLI:::Sc:-1-~ or. Ga13 .beoatrlng and shOWU" b.1~1h. Rosa Stevenson, of BfCIYIIJe Ohio · LAST CALLI CRISP JUICY ne w kVle h.oo. Samifiro s!We at Mre. Cora Coatt:!s and Mr1.' Lillt~ Ellenwood Orchards, Oarp,mer only $3~.00. Thomas of Roodsville, Ohio; und a MH~ SoutO ol &o. ~ ol H'.·3 CUCkLIR liALTV host of other relatives and friends, DE EP WELL JET 17: Pensions and lnyjlstments . ' . . • will Lie sadly missed by all who kn ew _him . He Is s ur vived by his l'tlone 101Y to INCOME'JAX FACTS No. 7 ' - - - - - - , ' I ~A~u;l~o~,~F;I•=·~·~Ge:.. :•:•~l~~~~~ · llricnd, and ~(21) ,.. I E Box 229 3-3 at m .' a;, "ea .state Ihtl Cowwto 8 -to 12; Cantun Beet to 0 lD 8; Courl of M't'>igs e- 3-2-121< CIC FIX UP THEIR NEST"• NOW WHAT SAY '!HE MCS04MES PHYFFE AND I Auto •2 -·· -11:11 - --~ t h(•nee :n·ocr.t·h 18'14 DPg. wl'I'St 84 1953 BUICK Special 2--door Sedan, pert TecbDldaDB.. Phone 628f y r ml:-<, tlh en ce sooth 711~ Deg. wc..~l 15--U 20 I'(J( ls •.o t-he polacc n-f bes!;imlling, g rey and blue, $11~5. Blucttnar'a Middleport. _ Pomeroy, Ohio. _ _ _ _ _3·3-6tc FRIDAY' S REPAIR SI-IOP t'Vntali ning 15 a~ . mo.-.e oor lest!. l~ON T IA C Delux it Cylinder 640 Plum St., Mlddle,ort in Vl"a('IHon• :'i .w i'C:I b:.wmhl p <a'tl d -t-door Sedan , $1195. Blacltnar's, We Repail\'l Tl'levisions, Wasftcrs, ra~e. ;md lw inl)l bhe S!lllme prePomer oy , Ohio. 3·3·6tc S'A"OO pol'S a nd Fur nHure. mise,; S~.•t off and IIBSVJ\'ned t u _ _ _ __ _ ~2-11-30t.e Roy.;ul Price by ,J fh c Commol!l Pll(•ns 1955 t'ORD VS Cr own Victoria C. n1~ 1:t of Mbigs County on [)ec.emCoupc, beautiful red and white (20 Insurance - ------ -·-- - - fini sh, $2196. Blac ttn a r 's, Porn -~--:--,--OBITUARY eroy, OMo. :l-::l-6tc COMPLETE lnl:l ur ance Protecticn, 1 -~-_ _ -·· - -- - - Cha rles P nwe\1 , so n of Chl'iMt 196li BUiC K V8 Super Riviera Life, Auto, F ire, P olio . cau DOD O}Jher and Sarah Life Powell , was I Coupe, like new, $2795. Biac tl- __M _ ;c ilc: l':.. • ;; M:.:id;:d::l:.:eo._o:.:r::t·c_O : :h::l:.:•:_·___ 1 botn March 7. 1873. and depar te d I mtr's, Pom eroy , Ohio. 3-3-6lc from this lif•\ Ji'chruar y 20, 1906. • .a t lh c age or 82 year~. · H months Announcing 1053 DESOTO V8 f ·door Sedan , DAVIS-WARNER INSURANCE a nd 13 d ays. $ llil:i. Bl ac ttner·s, PomNO}', SERVICE He wa11 united in marriAge to $ 119(). Dl acltnul"~. Pomi~ruy, {Formerlv Rob.rh lnaurance Em ma Dorst, December 23, 1016. Agllncy) To this union the following child 1052 DUJH;J·: 1.~.~ ton Pickup, lik e r en wcr•~ born, Bernice, Ru by an d nrw, $8115. Bl :t t'lln:~r's, Pom1·ro y, OeJe C. W•rn1.r, Agent Pciu l. , Ohio. 3-3-6\ c Pomeroy, Ohio Hr was kind l'l nd loving husl.laml l --~:----Phone 336-X • a nd fa ther , a gMd neighbor and (9) 3-1 -l8tc Wa~-, '!HE PEOPLI! By AL CAPF by, Ob.]l(), 1!b.en~l'l ~~Ml~h 3 D el{. C'3l:'lt , . ,- - .-..---- 3 - room HOUSE BOAT ror 11alc. 361 l''ronl Sl., Middleport. Ohio. -- ACRoss '!HE STflEET I 1 Far Sale ... (21 21, 28; (3) 6, 13, 20, 27-6tc Re-1 !Kile~ .._._ • ill:> A.drnin.istr:a;tor o f .the \ F.Bt:ste Qf Etna Pearl 1Grby11 Deceased . Crow a!ld Orow, Albtorneys fOO' Na-ion.tilf . ITS _ ' OoUDLy 00 Deoomb« 4, 1883, in· RADIO & TELEVISIO N SERVICE an ·aotli<m. ·for paq1ti.tW.n in said b tj 1 1\UtO .:>erVIC.e~ Phone 200. Cle land Appliance Oouml, being Case N o. 2630, M 1 -~~__.. . Store, 118 W. Ma in St.. P omer oy tt~tle-d Est:alllilne Gr.imcs, P lain-t iff . Jl. H. RAWLING SONS CO. - 24 2·23·tf vt; R-o&ellm·a Ocrtmwt.~ll , et ~1 . , D?· hour Wr ecker Service. Day 6en.daoloS, a record of wlndt 1s Phone 6227. Nigh t Phone 6039- For re liable radio and TV repair, fo und lin Volume 20, T('l!'m X. DOodE-fLYMOUTH DEAL· eaU 604!J-.,1'.· We tervice all cord, ME1i·gll' Ccu:n ty C(NnmiHl 1 E RS. 3-6-tf makea. Schmolll Appliance, PleaS' Oo\JT'It, Plage 310. - - - ~ --Middleport, Ohio. 8-27-U Parocl Two: Bel!l'irmin~ west 83 ,;omplete WHEEL AUGNMENT ~ and 90'll~h 3 Dcg. East· 6 r ods balaneini and brake aervice . QtnCK SERVICE oa Watda Re- f ro m t he sout-heast corne r of ~ Hacketts' Safety S& vjce. West palriog by Factory Trained Uon 11 , TQ-..wv;~hip 6 .and Raong e 14 Maia Street, Pumeroy. ObJ.o. watchmakt!r . COLLINS JltWE- 11( LOO Ohio Comp.a'IJY' .~ Puro'tw~o, Phone 267. ~S.tf LERs. P C"meroy. 1-3·-tf i'n Rutol-a nd· T oW!lsbip, )'Veoin Coon- 0 Time s. 2·22-30tt:, Common ~ - -- - ••• •• • • • By MIL AND lllii8. !Dfntl rBE SMITH FAMILY ' . equitaoble, liiS' may be pmper Ul ot.he p;remise'i. Said pa!'ltoi-e6 <IIJ'e required I;D ans-W('l' oo 011' bef~ tlhe 14-ttl day of Apnl. A. D. 1956. ( Goorge A. Meinhart I ·, The Doily Sentinel, Romeroy-Middleport, Ohio TuesdCJy, Marcr f,, 19~6 I : ill> fo.N'I)WS : 'l'hanD an4 &pf'Cia.l nouces '" .t.'Ver.r.ta pnnted at reiiU· Jar clu&J.t.led r~ai.~. Ub1tuantsa publiahed at 1 eeot per wol"Q. .AU"Jed AOI r~etveu by ma11 01' 1 ~ES~~:TT!:IST~~ <lUI -Bu~;s_s_s_·_e_rv-•c_es _l ~~· ;:::;:~~~~hi~~~ ..ro. u1 Ij Culo, w~e Piece of m;uim('(' it!. 3620 l..Jila:oln _Avenue. C·n·.ngtoo, Kent'Ucl<y, rii ta.k:c nl'\l('e th•<~t on tlhe 17tkh. u-d'Y of St·fJ!t•m bt-r , 1~55 , GoorgP A Ut'lmham as Adm~~J~LS~tr~ of ,th~ e_,j•'~~~•t- '-'1 ,_,.~-... p...,..J lu._t.Jo, i)e _ ft.ji.'jf'Kj , ~~ng pl.adtf . fdoed bis pehllun i.n -t.l'te Probart.~ Court, Mt>~Js.~ CooDiy, Ohio, ~ No . 16644 .aog-amot - ~he a-bove named parl y an-d ot~ atS defendant!! , aHoJ.l'lllg \.hellle I'S no ~a! propenl~ uf said decc-.km.t Wti·~•h """hich to pay ~~he d-chtiS o f sa-ld dt'JC'OOmt and ro,rl11 of •iidmtniatwiln:: Slail1'1 esL;.wtL·. that lot\e safLd tiN.'Cod-M1t, EiLrr.a t"c.Jrol Krly, di.t;d ~ired in ft."C ~u mp!-e of. t!Jl.e f~Jowmg pareds i1f ·r eal ~te. W.uallle m t:h~ ; cwllll y of ~. tor more !.baA one w cutrect in· WUepbont. IJ.Yt4 c:aretW On :..a:a · ;h, trron ita AO'~~OittWn&--SboUld De 1~purt.e d. lQU...OOJ.a•~J - l'b.e Dul)' tieuUn~J will n ut ~ re&pon.li.ible ' e - _.. 20--35 A 1 1 own ha d-- wrifi to ' 8 PP '% "' . ox • . Dally Sen!_l_n•l~omerey. 3 -2-6tc MEN TO WORK in Meigs and sur· rou nding counlit's. Steady year -: ar o und work. Cont.acl c L .. CrQUse, Lowes Trailer Court , Middlep or t, Obic, evenings 7 to 8. 3-6-.Jtp month followltll insen 10n. l 8-2&-t/ H 1p W -ted - 1 W~~cE be cbarged fo r a dvertising if not ', APA.Il'f · KENTS, new ru.riHure. Utilities paid. 'Call 6044-M.. NOTICE Pearl. 12-22-U TYlo Furois.bed 4-&ocnn for 2f1 ceott ,_ Full nte or z c::eDts pe: • ' ill- JertlOD.. Miaimum Cbatl t ~ f centa per word tor thre• Ma· LEGAL V ery desirable first floor APART- ..:lasai.fied. Ada 1 JCe1ftCl bJ lb .~ II. will be publi&heo t.b.• wne day aa receivtcl ' Page Six The Da ily ·Sentinel, Pomeroy-Midd leport, Ohio l(Vho Is Ibis \'Oman? Na111e j.er ' . ~ YJ:.;:~·= pillS $l.OO·for'every day Tbe ~J , .... ~ , ~ WO. 1i1aJ1 'i!oe• ua)denltried. ll...,..ri ~~ l)il)y ~'We !llall'~ f*"""y pnd lbe enipJo"j~jo of llje -...,~It ND\t not eligible to win. The ldentlly o{ 1'bJi -n . ,. " """' ~ Worth '" . ... .., '- ' · .( · My&'f~!P' WOMAN COI:fT.~! '~i.iS . Eac~ cj.iy until further ~~<~etfestTbeth~ ' coni!Jlct I'"~ Woman w1: ~ , . • iiJll fl..OO!~ue_each .&i tba 14~ ... . itj'~ ~will w~ w, ... .~m: 'W o · · · entiDed. fl!le)l <iWY , . ~ 'E;:'ed. lt'[if. =-·\ ·• a~ ·.," and tbe eligible for the '! ·• 'l'liere can be oaly one winner•. Tile · ~·e::o.:r.: and neatness of entry cleddes th~..!n....,...,.. ..;;Ji":" J1 .•.• • •u.<_;J' " , .....y ·~·ft Entries are·r.,.,..,.,.... ~ one~- ,....,. . r,. . ' • ,"c ..........,. .'1' _ ..... MYSTERY WOMAN ENT<RY;JUNK tUllE. Of. MYSTERY WOMA5 ......... • · • • .... ;·- • . '. _._., NAllll.llll ' . • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • .l DRESS • • , ••••• ~ ~~r~rr • • • • ••••••••• . •••••• . ··················~~···· : ··· =~ monthi' ia taxed ·at bait the r¥e. ... ...... ,... ""' _ fllll-~)u~===~-:::3::~:::::;:::::~::::=~~~?.~~~~ ••_ o~IU~ary_._la~l· -:-, a.pd anw __ Y-'J.'II» \' .':. ~·· · ~. ,_ 'ot" .f;_}·' _. �-... ~-- -· • • . • •• •I I I. •'• l l l\ l -- The Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Tuesday, March 6, 1956 -- - -----=-------------- - - ;;;;._-=--. 'oae Eiaht_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ __ __ --· Governor Signs Want Ad Proclamation - Richard Haggerty Given Birthday Party At Home ••' •( '• Richard Haggerty cel.ebll'ttled b.h rf lh birrthdary &1. otbe home ol bit. I .. ~ aren.ts, Mr. cmd ~IrS. Robert .faggert:y , "\Wien ~ ~ and , .£riends were -in-vrirt.ed to ·a .party , ov~r tlll'tl weekend. Games were I pl-ayed under •the dh>ectioo nf ' 1 \ ' :\Lr.o.. Harold E. Hubba·r d wnd. prizes NOn by t:he 8lllal-l oguesob. Ref'M!Jhn{"dl't51 of ice cream, birthday ~a·ke nd IaV'Ol"5" were t!IHz.. •eth Caldwell , R.on·a'.ld SltUrlr!kn , J SC:I'Y ed· /I.Q )eoory MrcKean, Grallipol.h5; Millf.1\ Childs. &1:1and Jeffrey lc;ggs, Cynbhi·~ !M•His, Catl1i~ !MieJ~Ihinney , Pat A.rcher, Micbael lrt:&S, Robert and Jan,is Sc'bmoll, Lamry Vance, SallY Docokworil:l, Ohiwer Hawerroty . · Adu}t ;guegts ittcludOO Richard's grandmo::ber, /Mrs. Ohades~ McKean, and aunt Otld 4moJ-e, M'f', and M'l"S. Stanley '.Mir:Kean-, Galdoipo1is; MriS. Hubbard. Mhll. Vlr~'llia CH!ofhrd, IMirs.. Glenn H«lRler ~ay H-ubbard, Sbei-l:a. Y H~nsler, Donn:is- ' md ~. Kennetlh ·MrEI•hiJmY. Scll"lding gt~ts but unable oto at· MIDDLEPORT 1Cynthia Tompkins Receive.Nurses' Cop SOCIETY I At Cincinnati's Bethesda Hospital Sun. ' sam Wall£'r& and Mr. and Mrs. 1 M1·. and Miv. C. F. Tom'*i'Jlti P. Sim-moods., ·p residern of the laude Buskirk and son, Columbus, and Mn, Ohris, BpOOt SUoday tn 1 Bet·hesda Dtitnlle in Marae. The prelude ".Be Tib.ou Rut ere week(lnd guests of thelr par- c mema,a,ti w.ber,e t'hey art4Jended ni.S, Mr . and Mrs. Guy Walters. rbbe c apping exereise!J at Bet:besda Neill'" mid Idle ~iona:l openKatherine and Chrl9Une Gnnt, t Hospital I!IObool of ~etd l!hc serWce. f'olllx)wj-ng tllhe in_'olumbus, sPent the weekend with Cyrlltlbia Tompkins, was one of \"'Ca·~ lon by Rev. Simmonds, 'llhe .~lr s . Homer Grant. IJ7 elr'J.s •to ·P'IID theilr rfirst mitre- glee club ~ "M-aoy Now Char les Walburn and his moth· stone aDd reOei'W!I lllheirr ea118. The 1:a-y Spioni:l" a.fter Yrihicoh tjhe atler, Mrs. Stella Walhurn, are vislt- eerV'ioe WIISlbeld at.the!M.ot. AubUI"ff di•e!ti was .giV1:1D Oy HIW. Nwman ing in Columbus Uris week. • Presbyrteriw Churoh 'Wltth Rev. J . Sohrre.iber w.bo d:rti(J Iw !his tl.opic Mr . and Mrs. Paul Jones and CHESTER- GRANGE MEETS "Three Ral'll SWd.s" <and named · hlidre~ , Paula and Darrell, have At tlhe !OYod>''"'ll meeli:"''"' of Obc&- them <B "To deve.lop Jove iOl ~noved to Athens where he ia em..._'"" ·-. ers before ee1f; 'J\o koop growmg 1luyed. They had been living in 4oer Grlange Tue9day -evenoinog two i:n a manner }~k1o:! bhat of Jesus inhe Bradford garage apartment on demilt6 were ~ 8!Dd- One :rre- .c-reasing :m wi'Sdom aond faV(lil' of lrownell Avenue. mpcatement wall ftlld witlh· Oa'Wd .God •a-nd 'man; 'lrllrd To 4ll'rept our Mr. and MJ'I. Melvin Devol and Krobi.II!Olz, 'YtU1trhy maBt.er. •pN'I!id- 1Jl"(l'fress1on as caiiJI.ed of Godfamily, Belle. W. Va., entertained ing. '11he Nigihtingale pJ.edge uken by her mother, Mrs. Gua Ward, Anna Tbe ~ ol 4lbe ))1'WJIJraJn by the girls preceded rtlhe ~ill Mae Jeffen, Dora McGee and Mr. Rloy IMil!lier', ·lectullef', was '"famoU3' dOOication in which ea<"b. girl went 'fl.nd Mr11. Cecil Ward Sunday. ~ .m Feb. and for wtLat •t(l !Lbe ·aJ·!at- and J.irglhted -a cattX!i-e Michael 'l'urner, Bucyru1, hi! "WOtk eatlh were famous. 'I1he !life .C.rom tlhe ·~~er candJe ,as au oot been m with an ear infection whlle of Imroln tand Wa&hlngkm was of <lcdieatJ.oo. . visitina; his ,rrandpa:rez:tb. M:r . .liD~. .p~ by~..!..._~.....~~~ .:e~ Pray_e r ft1ld oVbe benedictilm. by Mrs. Joe Turner. Mr. Tur~ ·*'·on IIU c ~··· 16""• ~,.._...,. ..........~ r Rev. Sunmond:s ·a nd ·,\Jhe l"eeeSSlOO· sick leave from the .~.otk ~ by 'JihMmal Caee, W"la::bi'~~D '<Ill clOfied :roth6 ~oe a.flte:r 'Mhich Central railload. Ree:Q (Uei\1 '~· 118. a ~ f:JY ~ Kaatz. 'fhe open· hOOi.ie WII!S held far lth.e ~ the TUrni!r home were :t.Jr. 11;14,-~. ·~~ ~ F.~~eltv Ko.bl- ~lltz; •a t Dra'her HaU, dormitory. v~ P'Okldle by 1\he Ch.rle. Turner Ra<ln• . ., ·. . t ,..· r6W amw be~~·~:i~n~~: .!;~~:1 ~n ~ ~ ·'i::, "Y Gn~ ' ·tend the :party WeJ'C Jotm Ingoel&, · and M rs. '"'""! m Bo'··· - ~~ · ·Miitihael V·an ()oan.ey, Mart!1ra -and VlnMr. and Mrs . .1amea HaWley,_Sr. Ohat1k!s WUJ..i<am McKeRTJ<, M·iahare! have moved to the Pratt apar\Cnent Fee and Marii!.y n Stumbo. on the corner of Coal and North Second Avenue. They llld lived in tbe former Cluff bulldint attoSa the 1treet for ' numbe.r of years. • Mr. and Mfi. Clal'flnce Cliae spent Sunday w1U1 hil parents. Mr. and Mr1. Lafayette Cline Wtnaett Run, aDd her parents, Mr.' and Mrs. ' Walter Rings, New Matamoras; Mrs. A. D. Wilson, Bar~sville, Announcement V mad~ rJ 1\lhe b vtsltlng her sister Mra. John engagemenll 'Of Na.ney W.idsoo, Smilh, this week. ' d-at1~ter of 1Mr6. Wraller T. Wil· James Simpson Is on vacation .son, 14305 Drexmore Road. Sha- from the Rawlin&a-Coabl Funeral kec Heiights, Ohio, .to Fred.. M . Home aDd was accompanied to Grof(, !SOn of Mr$. F1red. D. G:roff Cleveland by Mra. Simpllln for 1 am111be ·late Mr. Groff, 3440 Ava- visit with relatives. • lon Road, Sbaker Heil~. Trht Helen Cline, who has ~eo Ill coupl-e plan 1lo •be married ill May. with measlea; bas returned iO her 1\k Grnf\f 'is .tJbe Rrandeonr \11. studies 1t MlddlepoL"t WJh School 'Mrs. A. P. 1Mii:ller 'lind a ·n ephew Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Baplt and of Mr. and Mn. Edil9on Hobstd- two &iris, Beaver, and Mlsa Cora ·tE1r. His ·rno!Jher rk9 th-e former May J"achlm, Jackson, vllited SunHazel IDller. day with Mrs. E. T. Bauer, Jackson, who is recuperating after major surgery at Holzer ' Hospital. Mra . Bauer was broug-ht to the home of ,her par~nts. Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Karr, Sr. Sun~y from the hoapHal. Mr. liiDd Mrs. Wood and Mr. and Mrs. FDrre1t Bachtel vltited · Mr. Bachtel 's brother, Roy, and family at Eleanor, W. Va. Sunday, where A lii l'hhd'ay dinner was heM· ono his mother, Mn. Grac~ Bachtel, Sund:atY rf-or Uoyd Wri~o:l.t. MUlber- Akron, is a houseQUcsl. Monday ·r y A venue and his dauJ(IIltGr, ke-- Mrs. Roy ~tel and Mrs. pr.ce bccca Sue. Bachtel stopped for ..a vialt at the A lovt1\y cake w~ ,prcc;ell!.ed F9rrest Bachtel home'· «lljftiUte on · l~i m by _ his gmndm'Oiher, Mrs. a business vllit to Ravenswodd . J u-sie TUI'IIrel' . Patricia Richards has· returned otlht'.r,;; 'P~'~~nrt were ~tn. . Ro- to her work at thJ! Bureau of Unlwrl l)umeoU, M.r. ratrtd ,Mil"AA. E. B. employment Compensation,. Colum• Sh11c.t:-~ aiJ of P<~•rk&'SbU'I'IJ( and bus, after visiting her parents, Mr. ~h" s W 11ighl1and ISOOlS Mldhaet '1100 Bcnni·c. ".u.u· I Governor Leuac.he it pictured aho11e signing the proclam.. lon namirt~~ the Wftk of M•rch 10th as Nationel W1nt Ad W-" for Ot'lio, •• el•v.n Claulfltd Acl· vertlsing Manegen from Ohla loolc on. In the News; G~nor LluKM; Mrs, Nellie Co•, Cos-hocton Trl&une; Fron:t row standing •r.: Clyde Roberts, Columbut .Ditpttch; pldur• from .\ I ., . ' 'I I I I I Want-Ad Week aDd l..l.fli"l'S eadb. a·nd ever.y om i1..en oi our gl'elllt Slate .to re-nd, use and pmronize Want-Ad -a-llvtrlisi-ng. "Km~pirng ,tJhe spia";il':. (~f our Am· ericnn way of wltlb e cpm· !' I ' ' ' t!Q,J..I,!!.tll H 1!6IJCJ!W, me. ~mb ~ ·Uhe wl'lek -of Mlll'f'Oh 4th 1to M11rcll IOUh ·as N!lltiona'l Wimt· Ad Wet'k. Let us all I Jni! t'roni~e I V~'ll"S cl.r~ul' a•~i• nll{ mi•lHtloflc~ 011" dollallf ll'nnuaHy .thtoll,wh tmc pub· te&tJion and ·I' .!SJ>Om>& to au kl:~uls of w.w1'8 rand. oHellf.. J.t ~~ no won· der rtbat iUhe claii-.Si fi l'd cui U1n1lll hold a top -of-drbe..J. i~ ReW.!il'(llpOr 1,, ru~i·ng ft•<Jot\ll'i.\'i. ';) -~~ Southeast 4-ll Advisers Met. In Marietta li'ivo ~ 09-UJM-iwlfl. ··~~ t!he Sout!1Joi;G DiN'riuL 4.Ji Otub AdYJitKn OOI)I·tl1Mt.>e OOJd an- !Mariotlta Freb. 29 .apc1. ~-cb l, Tbe 10 ~ Wlhkm '-w«e llijJOII)· IIU'ed W ~ """ Olub .FouOOtaltioo Wfftl beld· :iill ltlhtt }lQL Oonr .w.-. ;fl"ell~ ~ MJCt 1M"WWAl were :at~m' 22 IIOUIIlhle!Hrst· can cowntrJiat , Ope o1 ~- 111MB ~ w• Jdbt. ltf.OWW. ~tla11,. 1 l>e1ift COl· ~e o1 ~, Ohio Stato Univemtt.y who ~ on "Let.'a Look at Ol,nebw'' Jq hb ~ Mount 'tlbM ' .ev_,.. ,~ wo do ·af~ ,()no ~ ' , ..J:"'"k; ~ . be • lric dial •••"•• on~ ,"~ fO~!~"~~;. ";:;~;~~' ~Az~ ~ ·1:;,~; •::~ !. ~ ~."r;:' ~~~; ~' <h "" l oh ~IICIU ~ n t, h t o< , or• ' ~" o~ •II " '"' ot oconao , lifo 11Ml ~t.t~~ , tt ~ .. r • •~ •lit Ill <""poll\ I~ • lr u #-orl oo ~••• M< . , , . 1< '" w.~ • ·"' ' ' ' " • " ' ""• \ rtr• " ' ' '" ' or Jn l n • • l o ooth o t u d • • • l~n a \ loU II 1 () 1~ U t!A illlv.J.. WAI'If liD ~ !<' • oO uo " " ' "' ol ~ ~ ••rn ~Ot flj [ll~l \01[ , 1 , rronk J. '·'"' " ''' · Go•·., M r of Ol> lo, •• ~ . . d y F tO~ IIIII llor <l , ~l h \ 0 I I tr·, o t NAI I-=-IIU. •AMI oJl to ltl<, IU '< h"Uy Qt QI Ol Oh 0 ' • ~ ••try < lt'l<n M o ~r U'""l lt U o lo lUI, Ul ~~~ ~o\r o nl " ~· O f'\ ·~ oov" ll " " li· ~ ~ h !o TII"I"'I "II H i r f , I '''" '"'"·" ' " '"'" '' '"" "Y •· • ~• "' "' ,.,.,, ., " " " '" ' "" ' -r I I'< '' ' " ' o t !»o!o to h or • f loo d ol <:.o l e.••• •, li d o ~O IJ. ~ · )· o l to or.u t , I n l ho Yoor ~ ~ O..r l.otO, OM f l<O u U nd Ni n O H•'l'lro d , ,.. llf \ )•• 1•, -umoo¥ Every n~w.spapnr Q·hl'i.IUJ.:ilmut t•he ('OUrrt"ny wlH be Ul'g inu_ 1'heir readers oto 110ad ~he Wunt· Ad.~ durtng Na14ona.l· W'll'ill·Ad Wt'l'k 4\t·a.rC' h "th t'O Mar<!h lotlh. S)no,c-Ja.J a<.l'vmIUsememt m tholr lJWdl publtc• tiorut eaULng 'illrt.-on\hm 1t(1 ~~he mil liontl of .oconumy,ln·i·nderl rpoople thul tt IPIIY6 ·,1,0 ·!f'hop •llho Wanot· Ads. 1 In¥ Woe. lo ~ ftfH~I p .r \h oi ~" l"U•I O.. I Morlco n t Wa.M.-Ac~ litre !the •hca·l'lt. thruO.~ of t•i'VIi'IIUtHOn>---mirlJ.i ons oi •(tiJ,jj-y rcadl,l\'> ~~~~ill tU•LI · • ' no•• "'" ' """ •uu' ' 'oplt, ond ti'OOiliel'.,tJh'li.O t:Xpec k.-d U'<.'ti:U.bki f J'OJII tohci-r Wan.t - Ad. 11he m i·u;htl,v ·HW~ l 'i...ilil ' ' ' " '"'' o u-< " ll" o·hn r•h , • lh•L • mtu o1 • 1 ea <~ <l tf • • lhot olhr M or l oono " ' Y ' " " ' ' "' all • • ~ rr ol Lt I...w aonds of Want -Ads ~~t lt(! roncoJ~ed ~ 'llhe counll'y hocouse of 1 It l o IIH tAl/oS l.ltUID)', People, · ~ he worLd liver, i•n ;1H walb of d·ilfc Uwn cl u·if;- 1to •t1he classi.fiOO '-colwnm Oil' 'tJhL1ir .fa.vvri.le 111ewspapcr, U.uloy the ~hoppint: place or m i ~l iuru;· . Eu·l'h day illhlll-l- " or ••r ~•l ~!no re• ll.hem." .J 1 I llr\1![ A[ WI. O:I t WI1EI\U:I, Uo now op opt" "r Qld o ' "'' """ II "' '~~~ .. o• "... 't• P•u ~~o~uru l"• """ ot ~ .. . r. 1!,1n to IC tt, 11 NlTIQW. IN;T .orD • t>:J-., ' "' d<'6ign<~.ed I Columbus Citl- ·iro~on 01' O•no J>oruti~• Jloportmonl .pol!i lw~ fr oo cllll!e11prisc, sa:vs C'...ovl()rno.r Lau·S~~..l lJ(!, tlhc ncwNJ)ape.r~ of Amc•· ic~t 1h1WC juin.NJ .tng!~llhcr and ' I Arthur Mochel, * * Oh-10 'billS' IX"QOiaimt..-d MM'Ch 4t"h rtlbrough .Ma·nch lOtlll ·a.s Nati-onal N.w~; ton Journ.I-H.,.eld end Govcnl()11 .l:''t:ank J . Lausoh.e of '' Smith, Cilmbrldgt Jeffenonien; Back row: it.r· mond Bec:kmen, Sprinvfleld Sun tnd Dtlly News; Larry K... l&r, Clncinn11ti Po.l; H. L. McOsker, Cinclnn•li El\quirw and Herbert Hl thhorn, Ohio St11te Journ•l. Harry Blnpr, Cinc:lnnatl Timet· Ster; Kenneth H•l'f'ln.,ton, Dey- left In right ar• Matftl: Mn. Ruth Welling, Sidney Deily I 1en; W. A. Wilson-Grolf . Engagement Announced BASHAN Uutlund l'TA Meeting Scheduletl March 12 . Mr. and Mrs. Herl'ftan' Carson. children, BelPre, spent wlth hlt~o parents, Mr. and Caraon, Sr . .and f11,m- . et a e !lll'. -and M~. Edwat<l IMdnt.o!itb and faom ity of Da)tQo were week· end ~ts ·o f !bios p~ Mr. and Mr<. flowaro IMcluludb 011d dll\llllb· t.er, oMiss llulriett·. Mrs. Elrnma Davis .00 ~ Max ch-ildren spool ~e weeke.nd •i'n F'dlil'8118bee, W, Va., wi':.th Mr. rand Mrs. Howard lLousb Fotlmer a;nd and faaniJy. iMr. ·aOO M'fli:. lliey Woodgeard and fami:l'Y aP'fi9l Su~ iD LO,a:an w)th. fbia plr'ebts, !M!r. and Mm.W. H. W -. Mr. and iMI&. Old Moore and d.auglhten and JeU Wi·bian 'Were Stm.day ,gueetu of Mr- ood . . . . Vern Davis, Middlepol'll . son·, w~ekend ~euests WhXIb ltti'm e ra ~p~e wa& v.'On by Ed'flhe Rev. N. D. Bnr-don, pastor SOD lirA»on. . of tthe Mit. MorJalh Baptist pburoh, P'rirst e.nd 'BOoond degreeS' ~111 was guest of tbonor ra;t. ·a 'liinnrer be eonf.enred ~ lllhe rtext meot•~~ng served St.mda-y by Mn. Kai!Jmyn Maroti, l3. Baking cc:Jlrtesto . :t.o be P-ayne ·and . .her -d'MirgbtE~r~m-oi-a.~, It*! &r.l!: meeting ·In Ap111!. M•rs. Bcartr.~eP P;zy.ne, ·a t tllheir -~ wen; ~~'<~ a' 'home. m>hflr di~ell' guests .were rt!he ctose of ltihe mool:.trn·g. •Mr9. Bordon '3llid -l:hree djtlJtitbteli, Gao;•1ipoli.s, and MM. Oa!rrie OatSau~ ' Mr.s. Arnold Richards. and sen. 'I1he ithrree COUI'6e cbi'ck~n family over the weekend. She rele- -di'lmcr car-fliad out '3 P'OOll btated her birthday during her vis- afld whi-te cdlo.r oollem.e in keepit home. • 'int: with St. Patrick's. Day, oi Mr. and Mrs. ·J(lbn, Smiolfu. .'j'.• IMiSS' JoAnn Swatzel, student IDUI'SOC aft Holzer H~ spent ~he weekend wibh ·h er -pk'.enQs, ~ ...... Mr. ra•nd ~ Mn.~ W ." 0 . New 1956 B~dget Outlines Ht:avy A·1 Rob..t Bamitz of SO.Ward Base, N . Y ., wbo is spending a few day5 w.i.th his parAi-r Force ~n·ts, erstorms Ohio Power Co. ' m - · l'ony Smil.h were ond Glm, of Columbus Mr. Mr. anrl Mlrs. Mbert SwW.el. Minister' Dinner·, Gues rHEY GET 150 YEARS IN ·uYING' Construction Damitz, . i6 vkoliting -in Cincinnati. Funeral servJrtis for . er Mulford, 95, a life]OIIJ reotd-1 eat of Melp county who her home 4! Cheshire, RD 2! ~~~~~:I MeiJs·Gallla line Tuesday, w lleld at 2 p. rm. Thursday, \ Mr. 3'nd iMrs. Robert ~er of. ruumbllS ·a nd Mr. and Mm. Clar· enct Boster· and family af Ga"ll.i~ p clh were Sunda!Y gue&s of Mr, 11rn'd Mrs. Phil WiUiramson. M;~~- ·J. E. Wfh-1te awl 500 Jimmr. Columbus \isitf.ed SatunJ.a¥ w~..h Mr. mid Mns.. Pbil W.il~iam~ .Mro. Mulford had birthday on was the daughter alid Mary COugbenour husband John Mulford ber in death. Survifing the <!leased Is· MarCellus,- with ' whom she ina~• her home. Rev. Bud Darst r..qd Rev. FariiJ wlll officiate ~t .,,- - - ," vices in tbe RaWlillg!-Coai:B Fu1~~'l ' -Home. Burial will be, Gravel .. Hill Cc~et~ry. "'h ot ""'· Bond Issue Voted For Mav• Eettion By Eastern Local I The Eastern Local SehooJ Board unanimowllj voted to place the highly controvenial bond issue of 1425,000, on the May Primary ballot, at a lf'ecting Monday night. The matter was passed after a leogthy discussion, and it wa5 mov cd that ttie resolution be certifi· ed to be seat to the board of elections enabling it lo be placed on the ballot. You can bring the richness and joy of the Easter season to loved ones with beautiful Hallmark ' Rel~@:ious; Cards. I11 k~fing with the true epidt of Easter, these co1orfu cards carry mes&age& of peace and glad tidings lo your family and friends. Come in today and see our complete reollection of HaUmark Religious Easter Car.ds. --- .._ . , The 11th annqal M~:gs County Blue Cross CommP,nity Enrollment wm be held ~esday and Wednesday, March 1.3" and 14. Spon.sored by the .Pemeroy Liqns Club, enrollment in Blue Crpss is open eligible· Meigs County residents. ~ .,.- ea-:;;;;;, cl o~-.-,. ;. ;. .; -,. According to V. C. HayeS, Chair- -=> 6 of the sponsoring Committee, ror the em-ollment the Company, Hayes explained that the enroll· ;-----.._js: uteulve travel, will meat: Mason•f'O Schools . 1. Self..mployed peroons J.,J workiog w.bere Pr . epare. PI-ans On enrou are fewer tban s employees, themselves and . F' · •· a} famlUes. All May·Day estiV a of age are di~lriel. Mr. Moellenkamp ·could be ~ .. engineer, but Pions for the anpual· May DAy Festival ·held each •Year by tbe enter tlie ' - " ~ ,CONTESlJ NOW I New btdustrial Plant Is Slated·For Here is an opportunity to do many of the things you· hove always • driKin\d of. Cash· in on your J,omemaking skills by entering the Mrs. ' · America Contest. There is nothing lo buy--and no entry . ., fee in thiS contest to find the nation'$ nurpber one homemaker. lhete ore valuGble prizes for YfiMert at every lev'el in the contest. You have everything fo goin and nothing to lose. So join your friendt and neighbors who hove alritady ent,ned. It is fun-it's exc:iting-il't profitable. All entriea must 0. in by Ma>eh 31, 1956, so hurry! , You ·can Ylln Over • .$15,000 In prizes '. ' ' r • A New Pieedom Gos .:ltchen ond 'laUnc{ry with Al"'leriEOn Cabinet• and AutitMGtk: Go•\J.ppltonce• ' e A t9f6·0t$oto Automobil• • Tw, Weeks in Elllnor Village, · FlOrida, tGf Two · • World Tovf"by $a1Mno hlgian World Airlines ~' s:SOO Wordrtibe oM Charm C<wrM .\ .\ Au~tlc ,GaJ,-Dryer and Woaher , ' Dq :AJ4 ,. • ''~u Worth of FJne Pertume• ' • Servtl lc.S.rYef' Refria•rator Julius Schmoll Fnneral To Be .Held 0 0 F· fl"day .Funeral .!lCrvlces £or Julius Sch. motl; 62. former long t.ime resi· dt~fof M'iddlcpor\ , who died at his lllilnr. Jacksonville, · Fla., · Tnc5day eve~:~ing will hl' held at the fi'ederited Church in Pomeroy, Friday al--.2. p. m. w,.· a contractor • • • • • DIIPa)' ~ . APPLICAflbN 11ANK, FROM YOUR N'AIUSF GAS APPUANCf DIAUit OR ..•'·· Rutland High· Ensemble Wins Superior Rate The Rutland High School Girls ensemble won a "SupeJ;ior" raUng for the second straight year last ed in Athens. .., By virtu~ or their rating the Saturday at tbe Music festivaJ stagRutland "group will now be entered in the State CqmpeUtion which is &:heduJed . WludiiDgton house Oll . 14-. -· .., · _The ·body of i~t. ScbinOU , who 1 Mem~r.t.. m MJddleport for • $I 00 Gruen Watch Automatic Ccu. Ronge1 . . ' $100 Wo.th of SO...., Clothot Sets of Hallllt AIUMin·uiYI Weor . . ... $100 -Worth of Samtonlte luggage ·Other Valuob.. Prlr4t cent O'Brien pointed oul to tbe board that lbeY must decide whether or oot Moelle.nkamp's wort was, or was not satisfactory, and that they e.itber mu.st releue bi.m. or oonfinh his contract. as further action must · t»e blied on tbis Mason Coun.ty Schools .were being p~pared th1s week With the 1Po'i.ntmcnt of a teacher commatee to wark on them. On the committee are Chester N. Haddox, Charlie Carr, "Louise acUon ' b)' the Board. 'l'be crouP ScNruner, GarMtte . Kimberling, confirmed Ute engineer's l8reeMU}t! c. Roush, Irene -Sayre lionm~nt wbicb \\as made "With a pre nie . Vester, Grace BZrown: I~ vious board, ~y a 4-1 vote. Sleeth, Billy Steele, and llahel ~vered 'un·der the $25 D.'•dutOUlllel The board, in ollw --leti.Oil at ontract and may pay tbtU dopted the annuli app~aUon Coaten. at the Fju-mcr:'s Bank and Sariog 11\CSOlutlon' by a vote or 5-0. '"•" c · 'l'b'e commiltee wilJ ll)ect on ompany in Pomeroy._..... The meeUng was beld at tJw Tfit:anday evening at the Board Tup~rs PllinJ school wi\h a larce of Education office in !?oint Pleascongregation or tcacbm 8rtd i.Dterant. · est person:. preselll. •.P. MRS. AMERI_C -- ... . A of their children !rom months oo 1o yea.., covered under the fam iJy contract. 2. Anyone workine-.where the~ are five or · more employees may enroll in 1 payroll deduction group After Wednesda)' of next wellll the enrollment will not be held a gain for a full rear. Blue Cross bears the endOTae· me~t of the Mei£:s County Medical Society and' Mei.as· General Hos pital. Billed at home members tbe-Jl:~~~::.•• yearn: .a vcterin of :world member Qf the 'Federa.t"· eel . ~burch, will artive in At hills Joyce Tta: B &. 0 trilin at 6:150 p. m. Thur- wilh Lanna and friends may c11ll at the Altos are Wk- I, and .,l E:ftin1 Funeral Home from Friday Graham and morn~ne until 1 noon on friday . . Mary Hysell as Accompanist for the ensemble h ,' survivors i.nclt!de, tWo sons, of ~olumbus and George, Judy 'tb1se. ; one daUJhter, Miss . Sc~oll, Co)J,I.mbyli. end G. 0 . Scl!moll, Mi<Wl.. w!U b6 wen elpeCCed to--<e .....-.-.. •• , The en:l of BlftD&&e 'WGidler ... ~ w be ~ ooticel bJe: ~&day-, wllr.a Ute cold C. nadim au" Wil . C-"'fer f8U ol UJe ....., bri11P1c llll......., - . . .tures to ~=• CIOUBtiar. ......,_ that ,~. ~by~ have cause for court aeti'bn, might Ill' migbt not receive for serYices renderedj .. fee far servieef1 re services ate six per. 85 YUI'8 of age, including and tho.se • ,¢?7;;;~ the Gal- ter ~;ehool. Cafeterias and hmrh rooms will be provided in all the sehools lbrougb out ,b. . . It was announced that the building progum wiH total m co!lt around $800,000. ptovided br. th• bond ISsue and morues proVlde by tbe ment is of vital interest to Porn- , state. eroy aod Meits County •eo;id''?"'·l for through Blue Crou; ;·member The following is a breakdown u is r~Ueved of the financial W.Vrty to how the money will be divid· co~nected with ll'ickness or accidbuilding program: $520,· ent requiring hospi.tal care. school; $170,000 new Planned by the hospitals, school; $70,000 for remodelCCOSB supplies the meBos for and additional to Tuppen: Pl1115 Snow FONCUt untary prepayment of hospital and $40,000 for remodel 'Ihe <OJd.li'GIIt .IJirllftd into Qeu. for the areatest number of pco]ple 1 school. Wal Ohio by tlOoi1. · bi iu&tia& witft at- the lowest r....,... """g"'ble cost. In otb er busLDess, · ~ : it ~b(y •4DiilfW: tmd .-, -ec... ..wng 'llbe -a.;l,lo,.colder -M . _ _There are twO general ·~~::::: ~~~~:·~ James O'Brien reported _ . ..~ va ..O:W ftunies cations of eli&iPWty fOI' 1 the group thaL lt wu llil belief : . ~~Untreet ~ ''DMt '·BJue Cross COminumty ,: • • Enrollment - ,- -. • Sch..:..lnJ· Drive ru · ed On Next Tuesday ELBERFELDS . ••....,. of ••. , . . . ... The iss ue is ror a period of 23 f lipolis area •beNt 11:15 .a. m. years , at an average of !5.9 mills. wwe graund..... 1'he Columbus It is fpr the construction of a new WNI'Mr au,._, Mhl the , .. ttigh 5t.hoo1; new grade school; ad· port nme from 1111 airplane pi· I twditions and ftmodeling Tuppers fet, who thouc!rt ho Plains school Yd. remodeling Chf!5o. In tho Sootkono Ohio ' - ~:::~ weather enttne HYSELL RUN CARMEL Mr. and Mrs. EUJen6 Buckley farit"Uy, Pomeroy, apent.Sunda)' Mr. and Mrs. ArYY: Gatn,er. ' • EN.JOV THE EXCITEMENT . . .OF ••••• . '. !high oohooi '<M.Idl.toclum. 'frhe btul'd wHl present ·an- i:llfoiln•.ad.· conct\l"t 1to opon. r1:he .provam whiCh wJU be ro11owcd by •a l'ihont bU&iOOSII' mootina and ooooluded w-~11h & White Elcp111mt Me oonodi.I.Ctcd 'by the Band BoostEJrs Olub. RBf•rcsbmenUi wifl be sold nd aldr pruceedls •fO ,t o benefilt ·tlhe BY MRS. MARY K. HOLTIR, BY MRS. RANNIE MOORE RowtJband Hli·glh Band. EYeryooo tB Mr. un~ MrB. Olrttil"CJlC'e RUiililell oor3lally lirwited to attend: the Mr . and Mr!i. Charles Grltfith Mldr son retumOO hum OOOum.OOso •mMUng,Limd ~Wked to br1ntf II •gift 1mU daughtu· Karen, Pomeroy, and where 'l!lrey burveo been vislillinr for t 1he Ule. Mr. 111111 Mrs. Charles Reuter and ltlhcir -dooghter Mre. Gl-en WlhltOO. sun . t:hcstcr Road, epenL Sunday Mr. .and Mlrs. K. K. Miebtwl and with Mr . and Mrs. Edward Griffith. clh.!Jtdren. ll!lld Cmnie MOOI'O 6j)(lllt .Miss Martha Orr, Columbus, SunWy_ Wid! Jitlr. &roll lttlw. Joe 1Y IlTTY C,t,RLETON spent the wet~kond with her par· HywJil. uf Ohcster. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Anderson cntA, Mr . And Mrs. Arthur Orr. Mil' ra.nd Ml'.i Dupn ha:\IIC .p nrch- and baby of Letart FaUa have . Erma! Schreckcngoet ftnd Vln - asrad pr.opootry lbel-e. moved into the Edson Jtouah houae nic Roberts, ParkeralturQ, W. Vq., Mr. -and MM. Elmer lf)'Sd)il to~ponl slM!n1 Sunday evell'lng with Mr. Sundla.y witlh rh-i-::1 sister. IMinP M.ar- formerly occupied by Mr. and Mn. ' Shelby Pickens. and Mrs. Arvy Gainer. ti:n Woodard and f.unHy, Mrs. Mary Circle had as Sunday Mrll . Roberta Lee, Mn. Zana Thll lflOlGL !fume DeiJ~L1111tUon lind . t\hry G.nln(!r, attended Lodge mOOI.:Itng wl-11· 1bc lhcl.d Mll'ldi 8tJh at guC'st Mr. and Mrs. Charles Perry and r;oo, Danny, of Toledo, Mr. at l hester tUCt!ntly. tlhc 'ho.'UIO of Mini. Ran.nloe . Mootroe. and Mrs. Georile Clrclc of Gn!at Mr. and Mrs. Arvy Gainer 11pent Geneva N!OIMl wi.Jq show slid- Bend and Mr. and Mra. Donald Pl.· • Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jesse t.Mrt9. "!i o.n .-color. crce of Athens. Woods, Apple (h'Ovc. 'Mr. aoo Pol•~- Can'OI &nruh rnmMr. and Mr1. Shelby Pickens alld Herman Clt'tJOn ancl dauahter, od' from Uapp.y Hollorw to the son of CGlumbue apent tho week· R~1th Ann spent Saturday evening Woodiarrd .pl'Qperi:y b'l'l'C. end with Mr. and Mrs. Alleq Tar· V:l1h ttk and Mrs. • Edaon Roush , lor and other relative~~. Carmel. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Barnlh and Mr. •nd Mr1. Carl Oftutt and Satturday . Mr. und Mrs. Paul Orr ctJiecl on l\tr . and Ml'il, Bennie Gainer and sons of Lincoln Heights and Mr _ Mr. and Mrs. Oflo Otrutt and tam- suns, spent u weekend with her and Mr8. Ernest Clark of Apple Grove spent Sunday everuna: W'itb lly, Pomeroy Road, Sunday atter- parente al Lancuter, Ohio. noon. Mra. Worley Davis, returned to Mr. and Mra. Dean Brinker. Mr. and Mrs. Aten Shalr of Pom· GeorKe Rob<trtJ and Ernlo Doet- l her home at De'lrter, Thursday, afer, s(l(lut Monday in ParkenburE, ter !!pending a few days with her eroy spei'lt Sunday afternoon wlth w. Va. i!Rughter, Mrs. Arnil Holter, who Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Roush and son. Mr. 110<1 MMJ. Tom Lambert and hus ~en sick. Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Holter calchildren attended the fUneral of Mr. and Mr~ . Art Morally took hb mothor, Mr1. Loitle Limbert, their son, Marty, Lo Parkersburc, led on Mr. and Mra. HOmer Circle held at the Salem center church W. Va., Monday where ht1 had and femlly Monday eventna:. Mr. and Mre. D•n Smith and Manday mornlniJ. ' some teeth ex:Lracted. Mr. and Mn. Le1ter ftOQih, Col· Several _from bore atlendod tho farft.Uy spent Sunday with Mr. and lllll'lbus, spent the Yn!ekend at their funehl for Sherman M.cDoJe, Sal· Mrs. Lawrenfie Smith and family home here. urday at the Ewing Chapel. of U>uret CUff. Mr. Alld Mrs. Willlan"t Struble. 1~oa••:· Npent Sunflay WHb Mr. and J . C. McKay. 3 " " " ~-- " ' Hoim ~ ·tot.ee · , . . OO.'llm~ Father-Daughter Are Honored By Birthday Dinner 1'he Ru-t.l~tnd PTA wiH lbold its regular mLo.cting on' IMondit!f, M~lrch 12 at 7:30 P. IM. in bQe --- - - - - - jU\'e- l ~- h Mt. Moriah Baptist • · •· •· ., J· •· --~~tile Gem of POMEROY SOCIETY cae· Tbe 'ID08t DOCable m..-- rex pected rto occur :in Soullh«D Ohio; where U»e lDeftUJY J'eiiC'hed 81 'ruesday q w01 6e fl'ftZ.iDs bY 'l1mrldly momiiJI. Mwn.i'l" ilem~---horn 42 'lit ~--.;,-; take. Marietta bad 82, 59 and c~-•- r .00, _._...."' M1bo daily llilbwaJ' rij~!~i Route a& Wllf!f~ .-: Dam to iiSiltwood ta COunty -tift to· fli!gb !Other roads were rtrboo.gb foe waS vicinity ol {'~te«J. -ISRAELI VICTIMS OF SYRIANS · • � 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. 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