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Mlllitltwllle MltfMclitt Church, Grow, PM.tmo, Hosmer ReT. a,. K. .,...._ SUpt. 10 A. M:. Sunday Sehoel; 11 A. M. WOI'IIhip Senice; ~ ,,:.30 P. lL Mktwer c.ununlly Church IMd'-" Creek Road. Rev. B.. E. ThOIDit. putor, P'l.ny.d Cleland, QbQrch Servloe 'I SOP. M. Prayer meeting Wednesday Ai.aht 7 30 P. II. El'eryone cc:nltal:ly ilwited. 11te S'Jr-.cuM IMtMdlat Church Rer. Robert E. Linte.r, Putor. Sunday ~hool 9·30 A. M. Dana Wioebnmuer, Supt. W01"8hip SerYlees 730. Thlrcllthet PentuOital Church 111ddleport, B L. Barrett, pa 1tor, Sunday School 101 a. m. Evenlna service 7:-e p m. alt,hop. Mommg S t11r SunJa) Sch~ 9 45 A M.. ~orfLlnl: worsb1p at 11 A M. MYF Sunday e,·e IUill It I. PrlYer meettDi Tbursda7 evet~tq l-:01"!.rpnse Sund<Jy SeAool 10 10 A. 'l Morning wprship 8.30 A. ll YF at 6 30 P. M Eveni.D.I wor.s.h1p 1 30 Prayer 1De4!h.Jll Wednesday 7 30 P M UB ChvrchH, btart Fait., RoI« llartln, Pastor Sunday School &·30 A M:. Wonhip Service 7 p 11 · Cbr11tian Endeavor altc,rnate Sund:lya at 7 30 P M Cltvrch of the Naurene, Syn. ewe, Roy K. WHJlams, ,Pa&tor SWlclly School 9 30 A M Mornmi worllllp 10.30, NYPS 6 30 p M EiJDJehsttc &ervlce 7 30 p M' WedD.etday evoolng prayrr mee\ inC for the midweek •nd Tuesdaf afte.naoon DraYer hour House of Prayer, c~~ut•r, Su• day School 9 30 A M Morning worship 11 A M sunday evening worship at 8 Prayer meeting on 'I Thursday 8 p M Pastor Grac. EpiK;;INI r;hurch, Eut Church of Chrl1t, &radford, Malo Street, Porneruy. Rev. J Rev. John \\oyatt, PaRlor Bible Edwin Charles, IJ.eetor, Mr.a. Ce- School 9 30, church servtceB 10·30 dnc W Cl.Jrt, ora:aniat. Wonbip Youtb meet1ng at 6 p M. and and aermon at 10 30 A. M, Holy evangellahc set vtce Sunday t.Y~n Commuruon flrst Sund11y In month tnl at 7 James Reed, Supt. Church School, Begmoers and Free Mathodi•t Church, H•rry Primary, at 10 30 A. M. For infor· Batea, Pastor, Laurel CUff. Sun mation concerninlf our work, day School 9 30, Cia~ meeting plea•~ telephone 302.-J 10 30; FMY service 7 00, Preach· Chrl1tlan Churell •t RMdtvllle lng 8·00, Prayer Meetmg Wednes. Evory Sunday 1(1 A M Sunday day 7 30 Hysell Run Sunday School and Commumon first Sun School 10, Proochrng n Hi day Ln month 11 -"- M Church FAIRVIEW tommuulon and pr~cblna:; third Edward GnfClth pastor Sunday Sunday in month 'f:-30 P X School 9 30 a m, Young Peoples church preachina:-Rev Huold C meeUng 6 4:5 p. m, Preaehmg ser. Doster, Pfl3tor vices 7 30 p m, prayer meeUng, Christian Ctturdl at Lana Bot. Wodn esdav 7 30 p m • tom, every Sunday 9 30 A M Th.ursday 7 3lJ p M East I..el.arl Sunday School anti commumon, 9, 30 Mornmg wonh1p 10 45 Evefirst Sunday m month 7 30 P ~ nmg worsh iP 8 on the 1st 3rd , flth Meeting Wed Chureh preaching; thtrd Sunday Sundays Pntyer tn month 10 30 A M Church corn nesday 8 munton and preach mg. -Re1 Raclrle M~Uion Charles Bu1h Harold C On.!lter, Pastor pastor, Services ~u!ldBJI '1 30 and TM Churct. of Chri1t, K.,o, Tues~Jy 7 30 • I• i ' •• • I •. • ; l' r' Fl"ed I Gardner, pastor Bible Sch· ool 9 30 Morn mg worship 1(} 30 Christmas sermon, "Bebold, the Kmg", 7 p m Chrutmas program , foHowM bY carohng by the Chnat,. tan Endeavor, Wednesday, 7 p m Prayer m eetm~/ and Bible study , 8 p m Cho1r J.fractlce H . .ttt ~tttodl•t Church, Mid dleport, the Rev C R Konknght , pastor Sunday School, 9 30, Ern· est Covert supt , Mornmw: worship, 10 30 , sermun topic ' The Flrst Christmas", 7 30 chnstmas program, followed by caroltng by th e MYF , Wednesday, 6 30, junwr cholt, 7 p m Senwr ctloir Flnt B•ptt~t Church, Miclcllepo.t, the Rev C E Noyt pastor Church Sehool, 9 15, Frank Cheesebrew, supt Morn ing worship, 10 15 6 p m Jmuor and Semor Youth I<'ellowshlp, 7 30 Evening worshtp s~rvu:e Monday, d~t"lhvnal ser vlc e by the Semor Youth Fell ow sh1p, 11 p m , Wednesday, mtd week pray er and Pnme servtce 7 30 , Chu1r pract1re, 8 :m Mt. Moriah Bapt11t Church, Mid· dleport, the Rev N D Bordon, palitor B1ble School 9 15 Arleno Reese, supl, Mornmg worship, lO 30 7 30 Chnstmas tn ght Cln1si mas prw;ram Church Of The N•~•r•n• ,Mid· dleport, lh~ Rev Robert Sl}ers pastor Btble School 9 JO, Lt>: st~r Taylor supt , Mornm~ worshiP ){J 30 <.:hr1 st mas program, 7 :vJ Thursday 7 10 Prayer rn~etmg ctturch Of Chnst In Ct-lri•tlan Unton MHI J lt>pOlt the Rev Guy F Sayn' pastor Sunrla y Schonl 10 am l'rcaclun g scrvuc , 7 JU Wedncsd.• Y 7 3o 8J hle study I FOR THE BEST IN A!.L KINDS ' •' INSURANCE •• SEE OR CALL JOHN RICHMOND ' " 814 E. Main St. Pomeroy, Ohio Phone 17 Williams Wtlhe 5 18, L 262, NE cor ex :)8 A NE, A 2 92, Val $70 Total Tu $8 28 Same S ll! [ 262 Out of 26 59 A tract A 1 fttl, Val $90, Total T<1x $10 62 I II New terms of county ort\tju wtll begJn oHtcially the f1rif ...... day 10 ;January ~ the 7tll ..:... everyone except Treuuret .ctrit G Mtllhone Ohio law set11 the ftrst llftllda)' m September, seven monUu away, u the date county treaaunra be· llh tbetr new tenna. Orfi~tals who will complete thelr ,weanng m ceremomes bdon: next ! Monday are Dan C Hartinger and Rolland E Neutzhng, comml8slon· •n, Mr Hartinger for h.ls hfth eon.5ecutlve four )ear term, Mr \Teutzhng, lone democrat for ht& ftrst James F O'Brien for hi~ ;ecund term ..a nroseeutor, Bob Har1enbach for bls C1rst swlnr as ~ oun ty sb ertff, J E D Hartmger ror hiS fifth full term (begLDDIRg u c[)un y engmeer July 1 Hl40 as 1 m appmr.tee), Coroner Henry Ew· l1lf for h1s Sixth four year term plus hts first of two }4!an that b~ gau m 1934, Clerk of Court Eve·lyn Lucke for her first full term and Recorder Jack Thomas for h1s No. 1 photo of the Datly Sentinel's n~w feature "The Mystery Farm·· Is pictured above third term Can you Identify the aenal photograph of thts farm? It IS the ftrst of 52 such farms whtch \\Ill The cuunty aud!tor office nol appear one ea~ week m the Da1Jy Sentmel durmg 1957 The ov.ner of the above tnctured Up b<foro the votm '"" ' ' " ,, fatm can recetve a beautiful, framed photo M the above farm free with the compliments of so ts set astde to beg1n Jts term at The Dally Senbnel by calling at the of! tees Na rnes or those successfully tdenttfymg the Mys- a different Ume The IRw slt)'s the aw:htor 11ha!l begm hta duty th1· tery Farm will be earned m Fnday's edthon serond Monday m Marth follow - --~ ~lng h1s eJectaon lor . ..Mason eoun,!XJury Venire- I ·PanefDrawnFor Jan. Tenit I Jurors were drawn recently for the January term of the Mason County Circutt Court by JUry commissiOners George A. Rairden, Republican, of Leon, and L J Ruttencutt~r, Democrat, of Mason Judge Oliver D. Kessel of Rtpley, who was recently elected judge of the Fifth Judicial C.rcUlt, will prestde over the court Suites RESOLUTION *PATRONIZE YOUR LOCAL MERCHANTS FOR THE BEST MERCHANDISE ' ;' FOR THE Best News Coverage I :READ - • ,, • • - • • .. THE DAILY SENTINEL Meigs County's Only 'I ' • Un•t•d Methodl1t, Eugan .. Brown p.t stor Sand,t} School --11 15 ,, m fh eo Smtih , Su p l \'¥ut•h1p 10 30 ltm Sub!N1 'lh1 \\u1d, nf Th e W1 se (Tins 1 ~ Student H1 rogm 'ron Day llml St'Vl't al ~tudents fr om our thurch y,ho atl' .1lt ~ nd nl! coll(lgc~ ,nn;i UmvQrstlu ~ will ht pn•senl #lrl have pan 111 the "IIIJ(f'\ MYfi' 330 pm htgene t 111 pt l' ~>~ Wulnt'sda} 7 p m pr.t\CI fnt'('\lnl{ IHXt Suntlu1 Jan 2 llo[) t ommun10n scnJI'I' ~ou d11\ - Jan R 7 45 [1m 01 flea! Hoard mtt' hn g: First Bapti1t Church ltalph C. Zundt•l! pastor Wtlham W11.1.ion Supt 9 30 11, rombmed serv1cr. uf wor~h1ps and !tudy SJll'!tlal musiC Sermon What · ~ the use?' ' nur~cn and Junior church for chlld~t•n, 6 30 Youth mcetmg Mon rl11 v 1H2 youth party and N4'w lt 11 s E\ c sr rv1ce Wednesday 7 30 lllPf'l!n~ of Nominating com mn m II f'f' H1rmonvllla p,.,byter11" R•l ph Ztmtlel supply pastor 10 00 1 hurc>h sc hool M W Fml,lw Supt I 7 45 1' M Worship SerVtC'r and ~( 1 111 0 11 A }..£'w Year s Challenge ' 8 4~ \ ou1h M<"c1mg Church of Christ, Mlddle[IHtrt,. I F'l u l I r:ardne.r pastw: Blblr School 9 30, Morning worshiP at 110 30 New Year sennon, toptc "'fu a Bell er Church Year", 6 p '1l { lu1~tlan Endeavor· Eventn~ wor· ~htll ~crmon topic .:Buying llp the Opporturutll'!' , Wl.'d 7 p m prayer mcP.tmg and B1ble study, 8 p m choir practice Heat .. .M.thodlst Church, Middle pm t , the Rev C R. Konkrlght, I pt~s tor Sunday School 9 30, Ernest Co\'ert supt Mormng worsh tp 10 30, sermon ''The End" , 6 p m Youth Fellowship, Wed '7"1'l m choir prachce. Thurs CommiSSlon on Edueabon, 7 30 First PrMbyt•rl•n Church, Mid- I I I I 1 " HOME NEWSPAPER whlCh Wlll conV\':ne on Monday 1anuary 7 Sixteen grand jurors were drawn and 1re to report at 9 am , Janu af;v '1 They arc as follows Arbuckle Dutnct, Otho Lamer Cienden1n District, Dan Hope and Solid Ma NEW YEAR'S I ' 1. u Two Area Bands Invited ToW. Va. Inauguration Blain, cologne n"'""· '·" lher Greenlee, Cooper Dlstnct, Earl Keefer, Graham District, Ot Ue Roush and Paul E Henderson, ~nan District, J B Dunn and l. c. Griffis; LeWIS District. Harry :a:trq.wn, Arhn Hall, and Harold lf&Yhes, Robinson D1strlct, A E Ru11ell; l{naon DistrJct, M A ifi.feenlee, Waggener Dtstnct, Her. v1D L1eY'Ing and Frank Board. Petit jurors, who arc to report 1~ 1 9 AM on Tuesday, January 8, \ It! IIi follows • llorsel Knapp, Arthur C Gel· ..,.;.,Ira., Herman Slctner Jr Elton ,...._,.... , ' ' Arrington, Lester W. Foreman, e.Jme Tbom~s. Harry A Go4frey, Harold Bumgarner, Dewey Barnetl, ltax lolley, Buck Fruth, Clyde D flice1 Homer Cunnmgham, J A Kapp, Mert Rollins, Clyde Asbury Harold Adams, J. H Fauver, Doug lu •RLRoush, M.. W. Johnson, Fred ~reen, !Ro Johnson Marlon Hen t1, E. L1eving, John L. Km Dvst, Ray Hill, Leo Dunn, Carl Chattin, C C Lewts, Jr, Alec Jeaa Lyons Gdl. Wilbur Webb J Cleon B Cadle, Dana Middleport Fire Auxiliary Holds Christmas Party The annual Christmas party o( tne Auxiliary of th~ Middleport Volunteer Ftre [)cpartment was held Fnday evenmg at the Fire lTit'll'! Hall when the chtldren of the members were gueJta Mrs. Sldnf'y T Russell, president, ~re · sided at a short busmeu ml!etmg and future prOjects were discUss ed Chmtmas gilts were exchang~fl and a dessert course was served by Mr::~ Thomas Darst Mra Davl:l Ohlinger and Mrs James Oanlellt Mrs Russell contributed the lravelhng pnze w.hlch was awarded to Mrs John Vroman Those present 4ncluded M.rs RUII· sell Mrs Ohlinaer and daugbteJ'!i Sandra and Susan, Mts C R Karr Sr and grandcle.ughter, PpJl) •Ann B.tucr, Mr! Jack Bechtel and dau ghler S11ra, Mrs Emmett Shull'r Mrs Vromap , Mrs Darat, Mts Jamt's Damels and dau£hten Lynn and Jenrnfer, Mts Robert McElhmncy and dauabters Karen Mrs Charles M\lrr&Y The Wahama Whtte Falcon b<1nd and the Pomt Pluaant Br~ Bl11ck~ hand have been Invited to attend the Inauguration or Governor Cecll H Underwood on January 14 m Charleston. Duector ~of the Wahama band is James Breen while duector or the Pt Pleasant band 1s c R Yoho Twenlv-mnc band~ have bePn mvtted by the governor elrct to participate In the parade Io be held tn eon] unction \\ 1th the day's !estivtltes \\ Of that number 16 had accepted the tnvttahon late last week Par· ade Mars hall AI J Carey of Charleston reminded b.ands that the 1 deadlmr for the mv1tat 1on con . fltmatwn was set as December 31 The parade for the 1 naugural I ceremoni es will bcgm at 10 AM and -..1U (!nd at the sl~tchouse pnor to the ceremony In case of good wcath(!r the ceremonv wtll be held outdoors at the Cap1tal In case of bad weathr>r the wau ~nral wtll bf' held tnstd(! I he budd mg ln thr. House of Delegat es I I ,,_,,..,. ::;,~~~;~~;~~~~~~~:~fH~a~d~ef:¥ 1chambct _ uy Any Piece Separately Vacation Movies Shown Chtistmos At Mills Home ~! • Full Size led I • 4-Dr•wer c~ llc~t St•n• .., Hope, Hanley, HoT Sayre, Fred M 0 Clkk rCharlcs H Chne, James L. Otis Fuber and Every p i - ..perlly eralted ol SOUD MAPLE . . . b&crubfuiiT finished in wo:rm. aatin~smooth, honey tone ''Permo-Lustre" hn1sh. Groce· lui tradHional Early American design ' ~ov1es made on their vacatwn lnp through Canada and th~ New England States and New ): ork City and Wathmgton, D C, were enwvcd on Chrtslmas by Mr and Mr!! Shtrlcy Mtlla and lhelr guests The p1etures were brought • ~ ?11r and 1\fi"SI Jilin")' Joti.Dson, CollUfl bus, whO were on the trip wtth Mr and Mrs Mills Mr and Mrs. Johnson 11nd Mr and Mrs Donald ).fills and childre n and Mr. and Mr!. Robert Milia and daua:hter were auesta o( the .Mills durln& the da~ with dust-sealed case1. Cb90" hoUJ ~J 1aving grou~ • P1lr tl Twin ltn • DreanrhH ·~~L,;~~~~r::.~::~;w•~ an nentful of Meigs Coun •,: small but lively days passed, l1v Routme was piled BAKER FURNITU On The Brightest Corner In Middleport I _ _ __ MEIGS GE.NERAL HOSPITAL Admitted , Mrs Emesl Gross, Pomeroy, Mrs Clara Boso Port· land, Mrs Barbara Mace. Chcsior Dlschargcs, Wllltam Wallace Syracuse: Aten Sham, Pomeroy, Mary Park, Middleport Fun eral serviCes w.Jl be held Wednesday at 2 p 111 at Wh1te Ch.apel Church for Harlow Wat-~ Frank Spencer 16 yeur old youth kms 78, who dted at the horne of charged with steahng auto p$rts hts son Garrett Watkins of Colum- was released Saturtlay to the eus • p lo d Y o h iS mo th er bY M bus Sunday afternoon j CJgs ro ' bate Judg Joh C Baron He was a hfc long resident of e n Olive Township m Melgs County Spencer w11l be returned to the Survtvmg the deceased arc mght court for a hearmg January 2 The children Clyde Watkms Manon youth was one of two JUVeniles o., Paul Watkrns, Reedsville' 1 who were fotled m an attempt to Argel Watkins Ravenna 0 Gar escape the county ;atl last week nf'tt Watkms, 'Columbu~ Gerald His HI-year-old brother Rrchard watkrns, Columbus, '"arion Wat· facmg the same charge, was re. ICms Bav City Mtch Robert Wat leased from }all Satu ..day under kms' u • s N' ' M s D , $500 bond to the conn of Justtce avy an 0 ary e Voll of Reedsville Also surviving of Peace R E Grindley arc 12 grandchildren. Rev Roy Dee\er wtll pre8lde at the Wednesday services after whtch burtal wlll be 'made m tl!e church cemetery under dJrecti()n o{ the Arbaugh Funeral Home of Tuppers Plams Training School Of 4-H Officers To Be Wednesday 1 ,. ' • Pen"'Yivon" led the uaUon ltJ' traffic ieath• wtth 18. Texas reoported 18 dead on the highwiJ~ Callfor-ma 16 Michtgan lJ and Oh~ 10 Pennsylvania's overall dut.Jt t oll or ~1 al"~o topoed th" li&t ~ Tuu Ne11t In Tnfflc: Tem ' " ftn~l 111 oYerall fi&\ ures w1th 18 traffic deatha tw, m11eellaneous deaths and twO per.son~ deAd m fires for a total of• • J FerrIS ustIS e Aw~~·~ F··rst Baby Of Year ""' Who will~ the. First Baby of 1957 in tbe Meigs Mason area? Will a bo}' OJ a gtrl reign supreme as the fb.:st new cituen of the area f9t tle fo~hcommg y~ . ? _ .lf!:.at questton Will be dedd ,t midnight IDnight or there ~ ,w~jh~ J,qij.Spl~ , ~y And, loral merchants again are o!ferong • boot of glf" to lhe new comer to ~we htm or her a real I~ta;,~emgl1::: go to the first baby born m Me1gs County or m bound , ,.tes of We"t Columbl.l Clirton Mason, New Haven, Hartford and Letart W Va ' Ruf" of the conteat are 1 Win• ' n1ng baby mu•t IN ttorn in thl• •rt>a 2. Parenti mu•t be .,.tidentt of this ar... 3. Exw time of birth must be •peclfiH fn 1 wrltt.n ltat.m.nt by attencllftt physican. 4. Applicants mulf be fiJW in the O.lly Senhne1 oHice by Jan· 6. 1957. In caa of • tie, awercl wNI M distributed at the dltcr.t· ion of c.nte.t commltt... Gifts to be awarded to tbe f1rst Baby of 1~7 are being eontnbut· ed by the followtng merc:bants and busu:.ess men A large Baby Blan. ket by Stifflers , A Baby BuntJng by Metgs County Farm Bureau Coop; At Nursery Lamp and Ute by Starks Drug Stores; A Baby Auto Chatr by H&R Ftrestone, A Derb1 agai~_!'l& u~er· Report• Tb . '•nJ · I Mishap Of Dec. At Middleport The thtrd acCldent for the month of Deeembcr was rcpot1t'd by Mtd die ort Pohce Saturda He.rnoon P >a · ~cc~~mg ~~ a~nRouncelt~ni let~ay 0 rce IC us~ al e} The acctdent whtch caused onh mmor damages occurr£'d when a ;;~~nven by Homer Mtght 66, of l eport attempted to pass a st~f~d cahr on · Sec 1 ond st and co l ed Wit a coa truck .dnven by Charles Edwards 2tJ of Mid· dleport whtcb was 'approachtng from the opposite dU'ecUon Mtght paid a fine of $5 and costs Ln Mayor C 0 Fisher's court on charges of failure to teld ngnt Y 0f wa_,_ _ _ _ _ __ Y Darry, a Baby Rmg and Bracelet from Gocssler Jewelry, A Johnson & Johnson Baby Ktt from SWllber and Los he Drugs, a $10 Saving Ac· count by Pomeroy Natrona! Bank; A pa1r of Poll Parrot Baby Shoes Hartley & Bennett Shoe Stare, a Sil. nr Baby Cup by Collins Jewoley; a Free Trip for Mama and Baby ftOm the hospital by Ewmg FuneraJ Home .and a $25 Savmg! Bond b:r The Dally Sentmel mnes. LICENSES GRANTED Two couples have obtamcd h censl·~ rrom Probate eourt to mar. r} The~ were Donald E Wells, 27 Columbus, 0 glaBs mspectQr, and 1~ oUJse Lee Nester, 28, Harrl· sonv1llc , Sterhng F Arney, 22 Newberry 0, toll motor operator, .a ltd Delores Ann Johnston, Rl 1, Vmton or COMMISSION TO MEET Tht> ComnH8SJOII on Educabon wtll meet on Thursday evenmg at Heath Methodtst Church 120 I I d~aths R P a(!PCar m Mayor E. Robln10n's .. ourt Patrolman Werry made three other arrests ovf'T fliP weekend Clyde Clark Letart W Va was released on $250 bond after bemg charged With dnvmg wlule mtOXJ cated and Eugene Willough.~y and Troy Ohlinger Jr , were cited mto court Jan 5 for runmng traffH" light$; Meanwhile four penons rece1ved Identical fmes , all $5 and costs, for traUtc v1olat1on ta~es beard m mayor'5 court Saturday mghl They were Vlolet Ohhnger, Mid.. dleport and Robert Stewart, MID· enville both f&r speeding, Wilbur J Stewart Mason , reckless operatton, and John F Lit.ebfteld, New Haven, ~ snd costs on each of two counts defettlve muffler and defectne hand brakes Prod- Eggs, steady pnces at farms for U s consumer grades whttcs and browna, A Jumbos 37..f4 , A large 33 35, A mediumfl 28-30. A amaH 21 26, B large 3(}.33 FOB Cincinnati, whttes and browns A large 89-40, A medium 34-35 Chickens, fryers fn m fryers 3-3 ~ lb 18-19, h('ns, heavy over 5 lb 1316, hens 5 lh and under 12 13, hens light t)p(' ltl-12 Butter. 90 ~cQfc 68 Durmg t b·;•:,:.~;;~~~~~:::~:'·•J la~t year 364 p ftc muhaps. !\f.any traffic experts had based· thetr m1n 1dual predrdions on the "shock value" of last week end when 712 prrsons dted m an unparalleled Chmtmas slaughter Oh1o passed the hallway mark in the New Year holiday weekend With the death toll runmng behmd tbr number of deaths for tbe sim. dar pcru)(t durlng the Chr1stmat holJday A Un1ted Press count'tbat be gan at ti p m Fnday showed ~ least 12 re~urted dead from al) type aC:Cidenis, compared to 16 fol ' apprlllnm.ately the same penod week ago ; Of the total 10 dted hJ traffie acc1dents The onl> double latahtr was that of a Hartford City Ind .• ' couple m a colltsJon With a coal truck on Route 90 near warren. Tbe two were tossed from tbeif car and huned btneath a load of coal th:lt sptlled from the trudrl The other weekend deaths weN the drowning of a fivt"-yeaH14 g1r( while takmg a bath m hef home near Elyna an electl'C)(II" hoD of on lS.month-old girl wbed she touched a bare lamp WLre iJl her home- at ~onroe Falls The Oh1o Safte~ Council h a I predicted a total of 25 traflle dr:~ths 1n t h c state before the bohday penod rs over Tu lBdaJ' mtdmghl Remo N1cn has purchased the Interest or bts brother·ln·law, Enzo Barsotti, tn the Friendly Tavern m Mtddleport. Nien and Banottt bouiht the busaness from Mrs Xellre Barsotti m 1952 and Salllrflay was Barsotti s Jan day as a partner He has tentatiVe plans to move to the south with his famtly Ruth Carr and Irene Haggy, I'!M· plorees at the Tavern, planned a (arewell party last wMk for Mr SCHOOL BOARD MEETING Barsotll when approximately ; Annou11rement was made toda) twenty (nrnds and patrons enjoy tbat the Southern Local School ed a rh1rken dmner, prepared by Board w11! mert Tuesday January the Martm Restaurant, and ser The annual eleellon of the Mill8 mstead of January l as ong1 ved 1n the TV room at the Tavern son Countv Hosprtal, Inc, w1U be nally scheduled Mr Barsotti was presented 1 fare. held on lanuarv 8 at 7 PM lD ~ well g1ft durtng the party Jumor H1gh aud1tor1um ift Po~ I Pleasant 1t has heen announet-4 THOMPSON RETURNS ANNUAL BUSINESS MEETING by Dr Jack Buxton prestdent. Danny Thompson, Beech st The ~1Jddleporl Litf'rary Club Pomerov has returned to the Pom Buxton wLII pre~lde at th..e~;;:;;~,; "r!t have the1r annual bus mess mg Jt \1 a ~ reported that a1 eroy Mutors Co as a new car salesman after an ahs~nce of a menmg at the home of Mrs Dale matel> 7~ letters havc,.;-f~;;~;jj.ij~' year lie was formerly wttb the Dutton on Wednesday Jan 2, at ed to members wtth u1 for the mee1mg two o clock firm for H pC'TJOd O[ slx years Mason Hospital Election To Be Held January 3 ----Highlights Of 1956 In The Meigs County Area Jan 6 - Eastern School board reorgamze8, ~tands back of bon~ ISSUe Jan 7-Mtss Sandre Wmebren· ncr, Spracuse, named winner or 1956 1tork race Yellow J&.cketll clobber Logan 90-72 Jan. 10-New Middleport mayor C 0 Fisher outlmes program I sult.able ""' I Jan 18-( ommlssioners demand probe or expense accountfl of Protecutor Jame& F O'Br1en. Pres~ tor brands charges "unfair'' and ''pohhcally b1ascd" County budget of $769,903 announced Belpre edges Eastern by towering score of 119-105. Jan. 2-t-Hugc aluminum goes to Mooroc Co Jan. 25 - ~i":fif Caltforma listed 13 dead ln tnf.. fw four tn rnrAeelhn~'U aeclilf.!r f'nts and one fll'e deatb for a totar,i o f 18 De&JHte the steady nse in tltp} flilm~r of traffic deaths, the N*" twn~l Safet. (:O)unctl '-1tf"drew ·~ carher pred1chon that tbe deatli toll might set a four~ay safety record Ned H Dearborn, couned rlent satd hP rematnf'd th.at lhe n ~ llon's dr1ven eonhnue to <1.hnw Jncreaeed and hold the death toll below council's orJgmal prediction of .cord Sel in 1952-S) The record New Year's toll for a fo~r-day P4!f~od was a:e Wll5 m.a de by th e, Slate Patrol •n 1 q~' !'i, whPn 41 1 fi•rmot Henrt and Charles Werry charged IHMA. This ear's ;;;t~P.·~ ~ huu with mtoxl~hon Jllslt Will 83 higher ~in Barsotti' Sells M3fhe I. t R eports Interests In Fr•'endly Tavern .. Bao•melt. by Baker Furndure Co; 8nd funeral serv1ccs were beld A Year& Supply of Baby Shoes by Roush's Shoe Store, a $5 cerUfka u•C,lNQINNATI, 0 UP at the Ewing Funeral ChapeJ at te toward Milk from Spring Hill 3 P m. today .lor Charles Meh'ln Thomi, Infant son of Mr and M.rs ~nvcr Thoma of Pomeroy who dted shortly after b1rth tn Mason Clime Saturday evcnmg SurviVIng 1n addition to the lJ&r· ents, Denver Thoma and Charlene Htnes Thoma arc the grandparent& Mr and Mrs Rev Weber Thoma and Mr and Mrs Cleland Rev Weber Tboma offtcat.ed at the scr\"'ccs after which ~unal was made 1n Beech Grove Cemelory Pomeroy pOit('e sa1d today Fer ns :M Justts would bt cnarged w1 ' h dut.urbmg the peace 1n afldt 110n to mtoxJeauon :~nd dnvmg wh1le rntoxtcated complamt& wh ' 1ch were filed agaanst h .m Satur day mght Ju.st11. U, of Pomeroy, late Sat.. urday night wrecked a car owned by Reet West on Sta1R Route ., when he drove 1t off the ht~hw.ay to the nght h1t a tree, and went on accord1ng to pollee ct, 1ef Frank Hudson sard Ju~trs drove the car, which. had one s1de shear ed off, to a Kerr s Run dn ve tn became mvolved tn a figh.t and durmg tt InJured hts hand when he thruat tt through a glass v.rndow After treatment at Me1gli Gener al Hosptllll Justis was Jarled where lbc dr1vmg while tntOltlcated char. Jan 31 - Easlern School D1s trlct sa~~ number oC teacbers has to be ('Ut Pnn('lpal R R Gny reSigns lf1ddkport Park Assoc op ens campau:n headed JJy Bruce Lloyd to complete ball dl1mond Feb. 7 - Eastern School bOard aska new boud vote 9 - Seventeen eanlda.t.cs tt the !lay 58 54 Feh 16 G('nf!ral Telephon(l asks PUCO pcrnusSIOn to. expand mto Chester Feb 17- Aicoa representatives admtt Ohw Valley being studted for mduslrtal sttes Oh•mpmn Jackt't Reserve team called "best smce 1939" Jo"cb. 23- Mldd)cport proves $66.173 budC:.•~tlo(o~~i,T son City observe. "' Feb~­ WJdemn& of I accident& for an overall ho dav duth toll of 289 1 Funeral Sern'ces Are Held Today Tfant For Thoma ID A 4 H Officers Tratnmg sch.ool for Mason County wtll be held oa Wednesday, Janu .1r~ 3. tn the Jun. tr H1gh School auditOriUm m Pomt Pleasant Russell W Pnddy, 4 H Club ageut w11l [)(' tn charge of lhc ~c hool at \1 lurh clas!:es Will be hl'ld for off1cers and leaden m 4-ll club v.ork Spf'akm~ at lh~ school will bc Mtss Deu~ Brown .•1 graduate of No Daily Sentinel West t V1rguna UniVersity lhss For New Years Day Brown returned early last fall There wtll be no pubhcatlon of afler spendtng three months a& Tbe DallY Sentinel on New Years an exchange stydent 111 Germany Day In order that the employee! of the Sentinel and 1ts many carrrers may fully enjoy the hohday PAST CHIEFS TO MEET The Past Chiefs \fagnoha It is our w1sh that the readers Temple l"ythtan Sisters wdl meet our advertisers and many tnends Thursday evenmg at the home of of thiS commumty may l'nJOY a U1~s Erma Jesse wtth Mrs Rolhn , Happy and Prosperous New Year Bcarhs asSLStmg In 10!!7. ou~ Three Charges Filed Agamst I HarIOW W~tkiOS 78 Claimed BiDeath ,I ¥oulL In Jail. J Escanr. Attempt m.e Of Son At Ho.•, rGiven Release a By UNITED PRESS National Safety Council experts today noted wbat they termed "an ominous trend" m the nsmg total of New Ye~' holiday trafftc deaths . • A United Press tally at 11 30 a m EST showed 215 penollf dead tn highway mishaps smce 6 p,m Fnday Another 25_~ sons died Jn fires , four 111 ptane crashes, and 45 in mt~l~ I Desert Course Is Served To Friends ay Latest Count Discloses 289 Deaths Since Friday At 6 P.M. New Officials To Take Offie . OnNextMo~ Kr,: ' 81l«<LE • Club Held Annual Christmas Party, Dinner, Recently A FINE By UNIT.D f"ftl ... Ohlo P•rtlp ct.vtfr _,.. • • ly cloudy M>rth tot~.,-, cloudy •nd colc..r Mlfht Tt~•lda,. wtth lftOW flurrllll north and ...t ,.,-tlon. H . 1n the 30', north •RI itiMt MUtt. L•w t.nitf'tt II .. 2J 2S to 32 south. . I Batey's Entertain At Dinner Event :~ to December ~1. 19M WIATHa - --- - - - - - Same L 100 303 No 100, 303Strip b:l.Ck or lots 10 ft of No. 31), 34, Val $40, Total Tax $1 00. And notice 1s hereby g1ven that the whole of such ~e,•eral tracts, I lots or parts of lot..,, will be eertl. l fted for foreclosure by the Cou-ft;. ty Audllor pursuant to law, or forfeited to lhe State, unleq the Taxes, As, ~ :;:s ments , Penalties and. Interest arc p:ud , " '"'' v., enttne eat I Fint Presbvtenan Church, Mid die port, thL Hr v llowarrl Ruppt>lt pastor Churli1 Sc hool 9 30 J,mw~ Buch ... non ' upt Mor mng worship 10 30 s1 rmon toptc <\ Star m Your llc•rl ( ,tMIIdl ght l Ouuuun ton 7 30 p 111 W1 dnr.~day (j 30 Jumor chmr 7 p 111 &> ntur ChJOr Bradbur 11 Church Of Christ, F.:dward En u 1~~ ~~ 1 JM)l or B 1b Il' Sc h ool, 8 :JO 1h11rnldll ( 1r~I'Y sup! Chnstmas [Hf!Ar,lm Mm nmg wor ship, 10 3U I lu l ~ lJ ;j ll F u rl1,,vor 6 p m , Fv1 nm g wnrshlp St'r VIl (' Harrl•onYIIIe Pre1byter1a.n, the Ralph C Zund1l, Supplr P11tor, 9 30 <. hurd1 St honl W W l• 1nlaw Supt (ullowul h} ( lu J~ tma s p1 o gram a nd pi,,., lt} J t•u1h Sermon "Why Be Mt 1• ~ At Chrls!Juas (No c vc ntn 1, s('r vtt 1 ) at ' Schmoll, J J ,, L 181, No 181 H & D Add -52 ft E part, Val $910, Total Tax $132 91 Seyler, Richard D. L 37 to 53 No 37 to 53 Tr No 124, Val $1550, Total Tax $307 60 Sam~ . L 256, No 256 _ Bet Bndge w ot Kerrs Run Ry , Val $100, Total Tax $1082 S1sson Alree Lourse, L 189, No 189-NrW cor of Sub 44. Val $50 PERRY A RlGGS Total Tax $1 1&, AudJtor of Meigs County, Same L 189, No 189-Sub 4.8 Ohto Val $2570, Total Tax $61 08 CLYDE G MILLRONE, It is the natural thing for LITILE SHOES to follow in the path already broken by Same, L 189, No 189-Ex 5 ft Treasurer BIG SHOES There are exceptions, but mOt e often than not, parental influence 1s strong SE cor Sub 4!), Val $360, Total Tax $8 ~6 ThiS bemg the case tt behooves BIG SHOES to wat>h hiS or her steps. Sk1.. ner, Alma B , i. 1, No 1BIG SHOEs have a btg order to ftll They must be great wtthout pomp They must be ( hff above ExcelsiOr Salt Wks brave Without amb1hon to conquer They must be a friend to the weak and a foe to none Val $20, Total Tax "76 but those who plan their greatness on then· brethren's woes Smlth, Charles R , L 403, No._ Mr and Mrs John Batey and 403-50 x BO ft Lat.nel St, Val Church attendance helps BIG SHOES to live up to thts big order LITILE SHOES fol· daughter, Rachel entertamed with $6ll0 Total Tax $132 52 a dinner Chnstmas at theu home low <>nd wtll usually contmue to attend tf BJ G SHOES do not drop by the ways1de Sm1th I J & Emma. L 44 No Rock Sprmgs Road ' - - - -- ---: 44--Sub 1- 13 x 100 ft AriJ 4~ FrN Method11, Church, Laurel dlcport the He\ Howard Ruppelt Val $50 Total Tax $4 2ll Guests were Mr and Mrs. John { ltU The Sunday School wlll pre- p-.stor Churrh School 9 30, James Sta te o [ Ohio, L 79 No 79R Weeks, Nelsonvllle, Mr. and Sf'nt lhc annual Chnstmas pro Buchanon , s up! Mormng worstup SE o[ ~ lcasant Ridge Ave, Val Mrs Edwm Livingston, New AJ. gram Sunduy m~ht at 7 ~U freats 10 30 WYf' 6 3U Wedesday, 6 30 $25ll, Tulal Tu $29 56. bany, fnd and Mr and Mra. Eldon al so wtll be grvtn Jum or l"hotr 7 p m Semor Cbo1r Same L 106 H & D Add 3 I Weeks and Mr and Mrs. John Th• Fedented Churctt Rev W1l· Firtt B•ptl•t Church, Middleport I0 ft jommg, Val $10, Total Tax Frick do J Bartel s, P h i ur !lo ll Fred the Re v C E Ho yt , pastor Church The 3 F' Club held tb.~tr Chnst Sl3 34 Bi<~ctlnm S .S SHJJt Sund ay School 9 15, F'r.;ulk Cheesebrtw , mas rlmncr Thursday eventng at Sam~e L 239 No 239--l / 5 o( 6 Churth Sehoul 9 l :j A :\1 Wor supt , Mornmg worship, 10 30, the Martrn Restaurant $t9. To''' T" 1 ship Hour l 0 30 A \-1 sermon JLtnlur .tnd SeniOr Youth FeJJow• ,,38 29 Followlng the turkey d1nner the :. hlp 5 30 J<::vf'mng serv1cr 7 30; Topic 'After ( hr ls1rn.ts Wh a t'' s , m, L ,., No "'"· V•l $4o group adJnurned \o the home of Wt dnf'stln 7 30 pra)er service Senior Vuuth f<pJlu\\ slup 6 00 r~t a l 'i ~ x $415 29 Mr and Mrs. Ralph Spencer enMr 11 nri Mrs Baker Gordon, Mul 8 :JO I hn11 ;J rtlchc~ P \-I rhf' Bul'kc\e Savmgs & I OIJ\1 terlamed a group of friends Thursberry Ave for a part} Games Mt Martah Baptl1t Churct-1, Mhll· Alfred Methodu;t Church, Rev Co, L 1 No 1- l A 1n -:>llh 2day evcnmg at the1r home on W. 1! J\1 (ti OVC IMS\ u! S S il l 9 30 rl lf' por1, tlw Rev N D Bordt'n , wer" pla}ed and a g1ft exchange E of Sub 4 A 1, Val $40, Total cave st l lo; rl !)JJIJn.L;tr s 1pt WorshlJt pa slur lllble School 9 l5, Arlena he1d. rax $9 46 A dessert course was served b)" Mornmg wotshlp Sli ~ICL' S ,1[ 10 ] 5 Wi th \ h ~ R ev RPesl ' UPI Present were Asa anrl Aria Hos 1 he Dearons of the ForPsl Run the hostess dunng the eventDJ 'lo ' .row hnn;llng ll11 rn• ~~.l!.(t' Sun IO:in B11J 6 pm kws, Mrs George H l'ar'ker, M1ss 3aphst Church, S 17 I 262, No Mr and Mrs Eldon Weeb Mr Church of tha Nnar~tnt Mid· Lucy Gtbb.! and guest M1ss Kath !62·17- 07 A !ilrtp 53 x 60 rt W anlf Mrs Howard McintOBb/ rlav fr om 2 1t,41'M Stn t1es .1l ,he Lllll ~ 11111 Hl•st liOilH Suu rllt port lht ..Rev Robert Styers., leen Mlddleswart and Mt and :\Irs :>art o[ 4 38 A Val $10 Total Tax John Batey and daughter, 1\adliJ. ~ Vl at 7 ;j (l II'J,; U) ,tr 11Llri lllj.( O! p a~ to r R1 b lc Sehoul 9 30, ~ester Gordon $3 96 and Marv1n Spencer "' Mornrng 1\0rshtp heM Y f' \\t tl li e o~t 7.iO T.1ylor supt \ftd WCE'k pr~ \ 1'1 M'l\ lt ~ New gut'S! pas1or, 10 30 6 45, Young Yt- .t l s t \ 1' Walth pa l l\ m th e J>coplvli meetmg Ev('mng scrvu~e., \\ cdncsday 7 30, Prayer ~ h t u t h ll.t ~ l' 11l CI1 1 ~ pum o t rd b} "/ 30 mect1ng LheMYF Churctt Of Chrilt In ChristNtn Chri&tlln Sc:i•nce Society, 146 \iulberry AV(' Pmu rt u\ Mnznmg Unton Mrddleport tl!c Rev Guy 'it'rvu:p ,l[ II A ~1 wt1h l hnslta n ~, Sayre p~stor Sunday Sctlool, SclCncc lhr s uhjl' C' I o f the le~son 10 am , Preaching service. 7 p.m sermon Mld th e (,ttldt•J! lt'XI Yc WedneSday, Btble. study, 7 p m Church of Chritt, Bnclbut)', lcf. art' a r ho~t n gt>nr f<l l lon n Joyal pru sthood .111 hitlly nalton a pc ward Emenun, pastor Bible Sch· ru 1ta r p1op lt• that Ye sh ould shew ool, 9 30, Thurman Carsey, 1upt: fotlh lht' plHIKt S tlf hun who hath Mormng worshtp 10 30, CbrL!It1an caHcci vn u otr! o f datkJWs:s mto Endeavor, 6 p m , Evening wor1hlp h1s manr llotHi llll: hl I peter 2 g 7 so Wc 1hu sd,J} <' Ve mn g scrVII'{ .tt A lhf' publ1c IS torrlLally trnJtcd to att r nd H.1 a dm~ roum \\lth s1t.le ~n ­ \ ro~ml' lo('.~ll'tl 11! n•nr of r hurch opt'l1 to the pubhl' on Mondav from 2 lu 4 PM • Pomeroy. Middleport, WolftngbJ>rger Sanford, L U, No. 41 Sub 4 NW cor of Alley, Val $370, Total Tax $40 02. Yolton, Carrie J L 38, ex 3() t 36 ft N Side, Val $700, Total Tq $16 64 Young, Jacob Vf & Celia, L. 30, No. 30--10 ft w slde Dabne1 Add Val $50, Total Tax $2.36. Same , 1... '34 40 ft Sq bact end Val $40, ""rota1 Tax $1 88 Same L 34, 60 ft SW cor. Val. $1330 Total Tax $63 20. ' • e Walker , Elorae , L 262, No. 262 .._sub 3~ 50 A , Val $1240, 'total Tax S89 86 Wfi;_rry, Ch:u Mathew, L. S'l, N'lf. 1 37 Naylors Run Val $920, Tutal Tax $43 72 861 r:;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;;;;;""""'"'"'"'"'"'~-""'~~'"'""""~"'-'-';;..-;..._;;;;;;.;;, I • P"'• I) Hophna, A 1, Val $6Hl, Totll l 'fax $6144 Rom me Eddie E &: M,JJ) A , L 163, No 163-H & D Add , Val $1640, Total Tax $38.96 Ros e, Avvte, L 2M. No. 258NE eor of Sub 89, Val $40, Totlll Tax $1427 .Ru ~ell , John &: Matdahne L I, No l -2 73 A iiub Hi, A 2 75 Val $30, Total Tax $ 70 Same, L. 1. ~o 1 2 25 A Sub 2 6-8-91011 Shep Surv , A 275 Val $250 Total Tu $6 94 Same, L 14, Lot No 14 , A l Val $10 Total Tax $24 Same S 18 L 262 Lot 1--Sub 13 W 1,'z of ~ A Sub 13 Shep Surv Val $120, Total Tax $2 Same, S 18, L zo:z, No 262 18-1 18 A W 'k oC 2 60 A Sub 13 Shep Surv , A 118, Val $10, Total Tax $ 24 Russell, T.bom1.11 llr. Cleo, S 18 L 26", No 262-18-2 A W of Wd hs H1H .>\vc El.c , A 2 Val $80, Total Tax $9 46 Same, S 18, l.. 262, No 262 182 A Seh 8~ N of Willis Hdl Ave etc A 2, Val $870, Total Tax $102 08 J Dtj SalnhJ, Old second Sunday JD month 7 30 P Rutl•nd Church of lhnst 811»1• on Portlqd. Route. M. charcb pnachinc fourth Suo- Sehoo( 9 3{) A M Worship Sen tee oa. 'l'ho Dlluitl Adfuory lid. !If Ccntnl Ohio out Ch of N'azar.wn_t, L. 453, No 433-Cor UruDn A¥'t.' & SuJar Run & Trr, Val. trl&O, Total Tax $65 34 ' Same, J..,. 432, l\o 4~~ ft. Qn Sugar Run St & Strip W, Val f930, Total Tax $22 08. DELINQUENT TAXPAYERS NOTICE 9 80 Prayer meeting Wed at 7 30 Thtl Chriatlan Church at H.m lock Grove, every Suo.dlily 9 30 A Citurdl .. JtiiUI K Sunday School a.nd commwuon Clarbt of 11--Dally sen~el, Pomeroy·Mldctlewrt, o ., Dec. 211, 111511 LiHie Shoes Follow Big Shoes CllfD:la.Ulllop., a.xo.ail putor, Al.i'l. putor, Edftb Co4aer tJY)ntll 10 ;JO A. II. Serviee,; Sunday 8 00, Tueaday •t Chllh::h eommlibloa ,ud preachlnc 7-:30 •nd Prtd•y 'I 30 fourth SUDdaJ iD. month 7.30 P C~rt.t.tn Chunh Sunday School; SehOo1 I • Iof two tn ('s 111 his front yard. Feb 27- Eastern eager& Count y \(lurnament advan~ I dJstnr1 tourney 1 Feb 28-MJtidleport re-clerts Bruce l..loyd, Mar('h ]--Sporn mJihon AGE 1959 Marcb 3- $1 �- • • I • ' !-Dally Sutlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Dee. St, 1956 The Daily Sentinel Contonuod l<am •••• ono) DEVOTED TO INTEitESTS OF MEIGS-MASON AREA A\~arr~~~~t>n(;:r:~o~a~~dr!~u~~~~~ len Publlab.ed. even att!era.oon except Sunday by The Ohio Valley for Wldenmg 9 agamst Re routing N.. .... ~1ne:t at ilO.,~baDlC St, Pomeny, 0 Businna oltlce of SR 1~4 ~tudtcd .,.... ne ~larr h B.---Cont rac t awarded for m' >~. \\ ah :~m1 g\<m Ho!ipltal trus j r~·~, .1< 1 (' r t ( h1l dru1 s Home lhll 143 f&xi::ron•Avertw:J representat ive, Bottlnelli Kunball Inc Jl!ittere..t 41 ::e'ond Yort C1ty, 16, N Y. " Por;t~-ei'OJ", Ohio. clau m&JilDJ: matter at the post off 1N! at Subseri!)tlon rate~ Delivery b L rents per week. one year in advan~ where avaJlahlf! 30 $15 flO; SIX montha $'7 ~- three m th $3 ~ily Senbnel oHtce ~~able. oRe mofttb $1. By ':n~n 5 0ne year motor ro ~te · months, S2 M. one ruonth. Sl stx mon s, I • eaJtorial otnte Phone 39'9' IUCHAR.a S. OW IN- GEHIRAL MANAGER NatJ al ~EYNOLD E. GRIINE- EDITOR :r'ftt'Z t 1 WSAZ·TV ,lit' \tim h 12 --JRp..-er begins tall aft\ r UI'Sil '\ll at 44 feet CharieR "1< Do n ald rt'naml'd rl'('reatwn d1r 111 to • 1n :'11•ddll'port ~lii rrh l o - l'omcro} flrPmt n honor P:~nthr•r 19~:S 11'rld rhamp~ at banq U{ 1 Ma n h 21 - Courthou sl' hr•ar· mgs Ill progr!'SS on Chester rclephone subsr11bers being awarded to C! l tze ns olf General Telep hone r ompa rlli:'S l\flrt h 22 - r:eneral Tell' phone I' :.? "' I '' • PHS APTJI 18 ¥'1.\!IJal 's homer beats Redlegs m season opener April 20 - 570 12 arres of land optioned m Letart area at cost of $213 000 Aprtl 21 - Portland's "Candt date N'tght ' attended by candidates up to the stale level and 250 tPorllanrlrrs ••• ~ '• ., Aug 1~ - 93rd annual MeliS fa1r open! Aug 2\ Panther, Jacket co .. ches IIL1t1 rebuilding grid team! Auz 25.- George M1llAT, Midd)ept,rt Rl>, wl"s top bDoor at state fair wi•h his Junior Chicken of Tomorrow entr)'. Al.lg 28 - Raclne Bi'aves cap.. lure Uttle I~eaaue pennant Aua: 29 - Bot- MUis elected prexy of Middleport Athletle Assoelation. Sept 5 - Charle1 B Gtlkey former commissioner, dies at age or \ 1'est Un1i11!tS r-- East llo"' '""' S8turday 7'111:. Jn 'd G Shri G·n 80le ne hdown 'Tilr Wes\ with Brodie mixlng ht~ nl llvs expertly out hustled N'; trr Damt• "~tar Paul Hornun1 ~ 1 rrew m the Clr~t baH The Ea~t !0nk tht edl(e In thr. serond half hut 1111"sed a tie In the f•nal !>('· riot! when Hornung'l conv('rsion 1\llq dl"fleded Tlurnur g, Atnerallv ('onredf'-1 to llfl thP top quarterback In colle.~~:e lHII I hiS Sl':l.!IOn, BRid he bb.mf.>rl hmhr•Jf for the East t.as11 He fumhlf'd on a quttrtf!'rbark sneak •n thr 111econd period WhH'h cost lu~ tt.'!lt\1 a sure touehdown 1 jud never •ot mY handl on lht hall," he said "The play ft>tl IO J'ILf'('Cfl" Hornu~Lit: retu1ed to the blame to 9uftered In the !lion. However a Monday · 1:~ 4 00 Queen tor A J)ay I 90 Sept 8 - Pomeroy C of C reorganl!ed, Bdl A\kms named pres· ident Sept 11 - 1lartford'1 Mrs Mlllt-r acquitted of m~rder charge Sept 11 - Natural gas rates 20 pe-r etmt hike approved by Pom:troy eounell effe.:::tlv~o 1an 4, 1957 Sept 21 - Charles Legar again eleeted. worthy mallet of Pom~roy Bend Gfit)P Sept. :n~.- Ex•P•U<e Chief ol Pllmeroy walter Wol&, i-tcently rethed, claimed by death St!pt 28 Demoerats stage !'J_ge rally Mu;ohael Di;:,.de bogus ter Eat That New Year's Dinner Here OPEN JAN. 1 I I 'I 11 30 Tonight Martin Restaurant t 45 Modem RoJPanees 3 00 Comedt TiJIIo 1 :,~ ~~;1~.N t: :~g:~~e=tPoi1tn• ~ ·~ S~on,• ~e, For the twenty f1rst Christmas Mrs Margaret Reynolds bas had all of her ehddren and grandcb l' dren home for Christmas dmner The reuruon was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Edgar Re' nolds and those present were the1r son snd daughter in-law, Mr and Mrs Val Reyoolds, Galhpohs Mr and Mrs Gardner Reynolds, Le banon and the1r son, Paul, who 1S statwned at the Marine base at San Otego, Cahf, Mr and Mrs Gerald Rupe (Sara Reynolds) and thi•Jr daughter, Ann Rupe, aN, Galhpohs Gardner Reynolds Is superinten dent of the State Prls<m Farm at Lebanon ' uo Nat •'Jtlna" co16 N$ NBC Newa a·OO $1r .!..aneelot 8 90 Stoblet g 00 Can Do 9·30 10:30 11.011 1115 11·20 Robert Mon!Jollllil'J Bad&~ ~14 News H._,lilioo Weerthereast Pre" Box II 30 Tonllht 1115 New Year's Time Squaro.: 12 10 Tonight killed m lllgh.,.,a} acc1dent H E Curt Nobles wbo loses urn in am12 30 Sign Off Boney t,; M.u t h or Dlmes chair- pulatwn Syracuae mother of 7 IS 3 30 The Aunt Dru Show held fur .ubandonment Bloodmo. m•n Oct 13 - Jackets, Panthers bile gets seven pints less blood than needed for quota Jose SEOL w sts Dec 6 - Jim Cremeans honor Ocl 15 - Tom Crow announces WCHI-TV CHANNIU -loOO uisteel Holl!:, completion nf mas£ production ed on Ali·Ohio Jl'id team by Co8 00 CBptllD J14blioroo II 110 l,Jp to the f!llil~ alowt plant or F <II best Turkey Co, lumbus Jay Ceea Also named to 9 oo Mornlfi.C Show 11 0!1 S<•mlll)t t~e Weillhor FrankFort 0 UP All Oh10 Lambert, Hindy, Er 10 oo Garl'J' ll!..,o, 11:10 1'ho Late Show Oct 18 - Leslie Fultz named vm get honotable mention Dec 1 ~ SEOL banquet record.coordmatur ,,f eamp:ugn for Vet WCI4S·tv B ed as outstanding event ln SEOL PI ans Mt m0t tal Hnspttal bond IS 12 00 Valiant Lady 8 00 Captam Kanagroo htstory sue 12 15 Love ot Live 9 00 Mom1ng Show Oct 27 - nt•vtsrons in Eastern Dt'r 8 - Curt Nobles ptohated 10 00 Garry Moore D1s!nct's school hutldtng plans an after Pscaptng Meigs General Hos 12 30 Search f\lr Tomorrow 12 4~ Gmdmg Light 10 30 ATthur Godfrey nounced Flora E McQmgg dtcs pllal 1 00 Kabe's Kitchen 11 SO The Mumm"'crs Parad'! Nov 3 - J. D Diles, veteran Dee 12 - RoUand Neutzllng 1 30 As 'lhe World Turns 11 4:5 Tournament or Ros& Parade NYC ('Onductor, rcttres resigns as scbool board member to 2 00 Our M1sB Brooks 1 45 Orange Bow1 Game become county commissioner Jan Nov 6 - Fred H1bbs, ~hddlc 2 30 Houseparty 5 00 The Early Sbow port elected l'n Slate Area Scout 1 3 00 The Btg Payoff 6 30 Your EsP.o Reporter Dec 15 - Necesstttes for good 3 30 Bob Crosby Show head Pollee wnrn shoppers Ill 6 45 Sports Parade schools outltned at Syracuse meet Pomeroy to keep cars locked 4 00 Brighter Day 6 55 Weatherma~ mg of SouthPrn Local Du.tr1ct Sur ~ov 7 - Holland Neutzlmg, a 4 1~ $Cret Storm 7 00 Art Llnk1etter & 'the ltldl vey Croup ~ DeMocrat upsets traditiOn by 4 JO F'dge ~t 7 1$ Douglas Edwards leadJng ttch! fur county commts· Dec 19 - Langsville's Calvm l5 00 Tne E"arl!' .itiDw 7 SO Grand Ole Opry s1oner post Roy Proffitt defeated Sptres arrested m Pomeroy whtle (I 25 Les Paul & Mary Ford 8 00 Ph1l Silvers Show Dan HarUngP r gf'ts sl!cond spot asleCJ) m hts car and 13 gallon 6·30 Your Esso Report~,. 8 30 The Brothers for Ius f1f1h !!lnught fom y~ar JUgs of hard Cider found by po· 6 4:5 Sports Parade 9 00 To Tell the Truth "' ternt Hospital falls Sewers pass lice Jay Cees ask for more toys 6 55 Weatherman 9 30 Red Skelton Pomeroy s1 1 t t t t'rJu•pment tssue m Chnstmas pro]cct 700 TBA falls 10 00 $64,000 Question Dec 20 - Oldsters honored at 7 1~ Douglas F.dwards \0 SO Do You Tru~rot Your Nov 8 _ JmHvtduals, orgam- Lwns club Chnstmas party lunch- 7 30 ho Football Hlgt..ltghta 8 00 Arthur Godfrey & Fnenda 11 .00 UP-To The Mihute N"twa zattons , pltch m to complete eon 9 00 The Mllhona1re 11 05 Scanning the Weather l:leanlng up pomeroy r1ver bank Dec 21 New Nazarene 9 30 I ve Got A Secret 11 10 The Late Show to Rt 124 JUnctiOn With as 7 Nov 10 _ fm kets !ose etghlh Ohurch openr-d in Middleport 4•30 Edg• of NI,Kht Dec 22 Racine Tornadoes WCHS MONDAY ChariHton straight Jim Cremeans sets Rut ~()() 'l'he Ear!y Show notch se\emh stra1ght wm, over 8 00 C{optaln Kangaroo lantl 11nd Oh1u 1 rcord m TO pa Mtddleport thts time snd shootmg 9 00 Mormn1 Show 630 Your Esso Reporter rade at a 52 per cent clip l'raf.!Rfer or 10 00 Garry Moore 643 Sports Parade Nov 11 - Ara Parsegh1an an Lasley estat~' mostly between Porn 10 30 Arthur Go4frey 6113 Weathennan nounced as ~peaker £or SF.OL ban· ('toy and Middleport announced to 11 30 Strike It R10h 7 00 outlook 1957. quet m Pomeroy DE'c 6 Freel W Crow Jr as trustee Hts 12 00 Valiant Lady 7 13 Douglu Edwards, Nov 13. -Eastern Drstm:t gets associates were Roger Morgan and 12 lG Love of Wfe 7 30 Roblnboo~ $402,796 alate aid Ior tl'to new Ted Reed, Jr 12 SO Search for Tomorrow 8·00 Burns & Allen school buUdmgs Dec 27 - Third jail breatc: at· 12·U Guldin• Ulht 8.30 Talent Seouta 1 00 KaUe.'a Kitchen Nov 15 - Forked Run Luke tempted m 10 years fotled by Dep 9:00 I Love Lucy tmproyements progressing Over 1·30 All the World Turns uty Jed Webster. 9.30 December Brlcki 1,000 Mei1s countlan nimrod! take 2.00 Our Ml.u Brooks 10 00 Studio One I Dec 24 - Options taken up on 2.30 Houseparty to fields 11 oo Up.to-tbe Miaute d'i'O'I'l Nov 17 - First wmtcr cold three Letart Fnms for future In- a·oo Bit~ Poyijff hih Mttgs County, down Lo ~ dustrial development UO Bob Crosby Show 11 05 Sciru>in1 the WJiu.er Dec 28 - Contract! awarded 4.00 Brighter Day 11.10 The Late Show , ~ above 11 30 Siln Off Nov 19 - Rkh Jones nametl tor Middleport Grad(! School, blah 4·13 Set!ret Storm i <\1;1( I {! of to Pomeroy rounr1\ post replacmJ school additions :Middleport cJted ' T A Downie, restined because from reeordl as 11afest place in county to dnve. Hobson eroulna or health Nov 20. - Gtant unit to be lights to be installed soon added at Sporn plant Construt'tlon Dee 29 - Survey team to b.. WHTN·TV CHANNIL IS 11 IS Mys!tt')' Tbea~t to start early m 1957 gm work on three Letart farm1 U:44 SlgD Oi'l. WHTN·TV CHAN!@~ IJ , Nov 2f. Sewage dtspGsal pointed yet U·U C.vtoon C1u) tl.44 Si,U On ' , bond 1ssue wms by one official ~.;;;;;;;,;;;.;;;;;-;;-;;.o-;;;;.;;;;;.o;;.;;;;,;;;;;;;;;,Jli:IO Noon News u:.u catto\)a Club 1 ..~/ vote in recount 1 • 12·lll N<i,b!IOro , 12.10 Noon Newt lf Nov 23 _ Panther11 smother 12:30 Midday Movlo Matlaeo 12·15 Neiahboiil , ·' Jackets 3"-13 m Turkey Day .clast·SO Feminine Touch 12:10 Midday Mat;aee•·l ste AWOL satlor with leg tn cast i:lB IJberac:e 2·00 Supr Bdwl Glnle. ~ steals ambulance enroute to CoI:U Life W1th Ellrabeth 4 3!. super S!ffal 'l'lilli ' lumbu s Judy Murray ts MHS 1·00 Afternoon Fihn Festival 5·00 Mlclr:ey MMit 'ClUb HQmecommg Queen Contrads for 4 90 Super StrW Time e·oo cartoon Club "'" ·~ ") Eastern District's new sc hools D·QO Mickey Mou1e Club e·So nvo Stat Pldd 1'1' awarded, construction to sta1 t at 8:80 Cort.. n Club 7:00 Kukll, Prli~ • le once 8 SO Five Stor Final 7 15 JOhn Daly ihe Iii"'"' Nov 24 - Syracuse walf.>r 7 00 Kuklo, Fron A ollie 1 work! officlnlly In fiCrvice Des'7 115 Joba Daly 1: the Newt 8:30 Wyatt Eup •• ' perate need for blood donors ctt 7 to Dltiaeyl&d t :OO Broken Arrow , 1 ed •. 3.0 N~vy Log D·ltfl DuPont CavalCodi_' Thettn Nov 25 - Whoppmg total of I 00 Ollie and Harriet 10·00 Polka Thne 13 Meigs eountlan~ take tim@ to 9.to Fora Tllhtre vot-t! for directors of thetr Me1gs 10.30 : Spy 10 llO Wed~OJdoy Nilbt l'igbts County Agricultural Soctety 11:00 News 10:48 rlibt FoiiOW·Up Nov 21 - Southern L o c a 1 II IS Theatre 13 II :00 News of the Nl1ht School d1str•ct parents open }lerMONDAY le11 of meeUngs aimed at learnll:li ClfANNAL 13 netds and directions to go tn fu11.~ Sign On ture CountY-Wide mel!'tmg on 11.8 Cartoon Club health problems and what faclli· 11:10 Noon News ties are on hand to deal wtth them 1 Is annotJnCed !i•lfhbot~ t :30 ~dCiav Movie Matinee Nov t,. - Veterans Memorial I FtnUDIDt Touch Hblpital bl>atd to study pOSSibility Z·lS lJberaeo of tpecla1 eleetton for $100.000 ;·48 Ult With !!IIzabeth bond iuue. Leslie Fultz to seek S·OO Aftetnoon Film Fe.tival approval of 'Tlodiried plans, cheap. 4 SO Supn Serial Time er constructwn 5 00 Mtckey Mouse Club Nov 29. - Jacket football team prused at Rotary banquet Henry Bentz Sr., tormer Racine mayor, t~ =~ ~~~r 11°~:' Schedule Degl"ees Next Meeting Of Local Grange ci'!~NtL you everything you're WJBhing for. I POMEROY, OHIO ' A FINE NEW YEAR'S RESOLUTION *PATRONIZE YOUR LOCAL MERCHANTS FOR THE BEST MERCHANDISE' t:t ' ' J E H ;;!!,.' so eonmct 990 '9 ' Your I S~nrise dle! Dec 1. - Waverly's Geor(it:e Hal· FOR THE Best News Coverage named pre~ldent of StoRe broken for Ealtern's ;;;;,;;t,b!retween Tupper!J '-': oh. Rt 7 Pioneer Society To Suftset Mr and Mrs Dana Howe(t spent a tew days In Dayton "YiJLUrig the4.r da'u&hter and tamiiY,, Mr. iind Mrs Kenneth Story Aprtl and they are happy to an Durst t(l Pfe Harry M Boyd uounce the engagement of their MISS Durst IS a restd ent of Spr mgfteld Ohw She IS a sophomore granddaughter P fc Boyd 1s from Kentuck) at Northwestern Htgh School m NortJt Hampton Ohio Sh L! ts the where he was ratsed He 1"' the daughter or Mr and Mrs Ralph son of Mr and Mrs Ermest Boyd Durst They are also from Spnng They are now res1dents ot Don nelsvtle Ohto fteld Oh10 The weddmg wtll be the twelfth Pfc Boyd IS statiOned at Fm-t Campbell, Kentucky He will lw of J anuary in the Bethel Baptist released from the Army Jan tt Church of Donnelsville Ohto ary, 1957 Pfc Boyd has been m Alaska for mne months I Troop Three Girls Entertained With New Year's Party Servicemen ~1r and Mrs Charles Pyles an ehiidren spent Chn!lmas w1l' '1~ and Mrs Earl H21rl, Racln( Mr and Mrs AI Gtb~t;n Cantor were week l'nd guesta of Mr an•' Mrs Henry Beaver Sunday dmner guests or the Beaven' were Mr and Mrs Lowell Bealler Mtdrllr: port, Mrs Alhson, Racme and Mrs Paul Allison, Zanesv1\le Mr and Mrs P.lanon Wood ~lrs Frf'da Mtller and Mtss Lenora Bt' t zmg spent Sunday wtth Mr an! Mrs Roy Betzmg Pomeroy Mrs Mollte Bookman spent Chnstmas day with Mr and Mrs Clifford Ha:.cs, :\flddleport Mrs Clara Ohhnger and dau gh ter Erotl} and Mr and Mrs Tr oy Ohlrngf'r, Pomeroy spent an even mg w1th Mr and :Mrs George Pyles Mr and Mrs V1rg1l Wood Bel pre , Mr and Mrs Robert Wood an d children, Mr and Mrs Ro~ Chnst}' and Harold Hawk were Chrtstmas dmner guests of Mr arJd ~Irs Marlon Wood and daughter Jerry Carmel Mr and Mrs Alden Spnnger and two chtldren of Vtrgmta spent by their leader, Mrs V 0 Ed the week wlth the latter s parents w..ards, cntertampd w1th a New 1 Mr and 'Mrs Oana Moore and son Years r.arty ~Tiday evenmg at the Paul Scmor Htgh Srhool audttorlllm whtch was decorated Ill keeping Mr and Mrs JanlCe C1rde and wtth the season son of SprmgfteJd W Va spent Sunday with Mrs Mary Circle and Games and dailcmg wer~ enjoy son ed and refreshments were served 1 Mr and ~rs Dwlght Swepston to Minada Murray Sue Ellen Phil· and family of Columbus were Chr hps, Biltbara Eskew, Jean Ellen 1stmas Day guest.'! ot Mr and Mrs Dabo, Karen Drake Jackte Thomas Ralph Lee and family Kaaron Kelton Margaret Handley, Mr and Mrs H A Barnttz and Sondra Drake, Carolyn Edward Karen HoHner, Joyce Buckley , sons of Lincoln Hetghts spent Barbara Coates, Cheryl Edwards, Chrlstmab mght as guests of Mr M1ke Swatzel, Johnny McMurray, and Mrs Dean Brmker and Bet Dor Coates, Kdth Barmtz, Terry ty Carleton and famtly PYt. Chari•• P. Wrlvht Knight, Jtmm:y Watson, Benn Mr. and Mrs Donald Pierce ef Ewing, Billy Young, El'lc Hart Athens and Mr and M.n George (AH'IW.C) - Army Pvt Charles Barr1e PhillipS, Churk Rtffle, Jat:k P Wnght Jr of Middleport, Ohto Welker, Bob Sprmger, BtU Gibbs, Clrcle and daughter of Great Bend recently completed etght weeks Nlt:k Coates, Donald Spencer, Bill were Chrastmas dmner guests of Mra. Mary Ctrcle and 110n, MeJvm of basic combat trammg at Fort Persinger, Ernest Hall, Albert Knox, Ky , uodlll' tbe Reserve Martln, Jeffrey Gtbbs and Dick Mrs Erma! SchreckeRgost of Forces Aet program Men volun- Km.ght. Parkersburg. W Va spent Wed teermg for the SIX month tour of nesday and Wednesday night with active duty are permitted to fin· Ass1stJng Mr& Edwards werr her sister, Mrs. Dean Brinker ish the1r milt.ary traming In local Mr and Mrs Albert Coates, Mr Rev Richard Young and brother Army Reserve or National Guard and Mrs W A Gtbbs, Mr and Mr<~ units. The son of Mrs. Mary R. Chester Kmght, Mrs J w Me Blll, was calltng m the community Wrisht, ~ Elm st, be attended Murray and Mrs. Charles Rtl£1e Thursday. Hamilton High School. Mr and Mn Paul SmJtb and son, Robert were in Parkersburg Wednesday on business I G trl SCout Troop Three asatsted I Eosl Court Slree&, PomeroJ otfi<e Roan: 8 to 1!, Z to 5.1Cioso 11 Noon on Tharl.t J Mr and Mrs. Ernest Deeter of Bashan entertamed the Helpmg Hands sunday School Class at the home o£ her parent.'! Mr and Mrs George Roberts, on Saturday even· ing Games were played and they exchanged gtrts Their teacher, Mrs Paul Smith served refresh menta. ' !READ .· \ • • • • • • Pictured above are Mr and Mrs RoHan Ltght whose wed· dmg was an occaswn of December 15 m a double nng mony at the home ol Mr and Mrs Floyd Carnahan, North Fatrueld The bnde was the tormer Vtrgmta BISSell, daughter o{ Mr. and Mrs Wilbur Bissell, Long llottom, and the groom the son of Mr and Mrs Clement Ligh~_N_o_rt_;,_F_a.t_rl_•e_ld_ __ Naoma Brinker, Jesse Brinker,lnstalled Top Officers Of Racine Chapter Of OES f'lj 01 um.a urw r~ r was 1nstallea a., Dl.:iluttc .._,,~n:n.cr \.., 111urub brunm worthy matron and J esse Bnnker a nd Jane Hlll Vocal solos were as worthy patron at Lhe annualm presented by Mar~aret Neuman stallatwn of offtcers of Racme I dnd Maxme Wmgett. 1.. hapter OES held Jo'r1day evcmr,g Other officers mstalled were Louise Stev.art, retmng worth) Ada ~ea,c, r .. soctate matron, Ar· matron and Wilham Stewart re thur Nease AssocJate patron; tttlllg worth) patron, were mstall Greta s 1mp•on, secretary, Cblorul tng o£flcers ht ,nm, treasurer, Harnett Netgler Grand J!;k·ta Faye Wingett of cond uctress, Jan e Hid, assoctate Harnsonvli le Chapter was an hon conouctres~. Bcrutce Carpen"er. ored guest as we re Blanche Ball 1 chaplatn Mary Lo u Lhle, marshall; dtstnct president ol Belpr r Pau~ Mar~aret,. Neuman orgamst, Marle me AUun s dbtrtcl tr Pasllr~r Hlr Le 1dtngham, Ada, Beulah Stobart nsormlle and Cora Wt:hb dtstnc~ Ruth .Brtty Saher Esther, Grace se~:rctary Swan \lart ha Phyllis Martm, A moment o{ ulencc was obser Elect.t, Loutse Chapman, warder; ved m memor> of Eva Van Dyke <1 fld Cha rlc$ Htmsley, sentinel. a former dlstnct VICC president Attractive decorallons With the Other mstalJmg officers were New Years theme were planned MarshaUs, cora Webb a nd Max.tDe by GraC(' Knder, Isabelle Stmpson Wmgett , secrctai:. Hazel Andrew~ lirace Swan and Gretha Simpson. conductress, Laura Ctrcle , chap- Refreshments for the coffee hour lam Leona Hens]e), organtst were in charge of Cora Beegle, Isabelle S1 mpson, ~arder Dorothy Allee Beegle Ethel Euler and Ear. Spencer, sentinel Ernest W1ng:ett, lene Wolre Hazel Andrews and and Grace Krtder as mtroducton Emma Jane McChntock presided ofhcer and escort for the new ma· at the refreshment table. tron and patron Chapters rt>presented were those Cerernomes hononng the Ste- named above and Athens Evangelwart's and the Bnnker s were plan- 1ne Mtnear, Pomeroy and Parkersned bY the program commtttee, burg. W Va · I I The annual Chnstmas dmner of the Matrons' Gulld of the Mt Mortah Baptist Church was held FrLday evemng at the home of Mrs Arnold R1durds Gifts for exchange were placed under a lighted tree tn the hvmg room of the R1chardJ' home and the members and guests were seated at a table decorated with a mmtature tree a.nd red Cbristma~ candles for the three course turkey dtnner Mrs Rtchards was assisted rn servmg b) Mrs Irvin BauQ!gardner and Mrs Dorothy Swth The de ssert course mcluded a cake, deco rated m red and white, which was sent by Mrs Anna Moon who was unable to be present for tbl.' I MONEY .' • For YOU ~ '"'•' For BARGAINS THE .DAILY SENTINEL ao BEDFORD Mr .. nd Mrs Arnott are re!l Mr and Mrs Ott Arnott an nounces the engagement ol thelf dents of Racm(• OhiO They will gramlrlaugther Miss Catherme be married ftfty thrt>e years m N W. COMPTON. 0. D. 1On your Dial .,.!G I 1 UPI'UIIII<'flll~l Channel13 ~' * '"Y I Here's to 1957. May it bring W1fP , w I Rock Sprmgs Grange met m regular session Thursday e"enmg w•th Homer Rice worthy master, prestdmg Plans were made for the First and Second degrees to be g1v~n at the next meetmg on January 10 Pomona Grenge meeting was an nouneed fnr Fnday eve11.ing Janu ar} 4 at the Rock Sprmgs Grange I hall At the close of the meehng t~e quarterly btrthday supper was served after whlch the rematnder o[ the evemng was spent In discusstng t~ quarterly conference i WHTN-TV Mr and Mn Roll Cleland an t sons spent Cbrutmas \With Mr ant Mn Charlet Reed. Mr and Mra Ernest Brown Parkersburg, and Mr and Mrs Larry Jklush WaV'tri J, tpent Chr t.stmu wtth .Mr and Mrs Guy Sum mer held Mr and Mra Pearl Kohlentx an " Patty and Rielr:y Koblentz spen' Monday afternoon In Parkersburg Mabel Van Meter t~ spendmr a few days with her ton 1Uymont1 and famtly at Canton M'r and Mrs Buel Rtdenove and son Johnn;t and Mrs Ehzabel Wtekbam spent Chnstmas day ' Columbus with Mn Zeldlt Rid.ou• Mr and Mrs Eldon Gaul an• Gayann spent Chnstmas wtth Mr and Mrs. Adam Ebersbach, Pomr Reynolds Family Reunion ls,Held On Christmas Day N. 2nd Avenue Middleport R~e~a~<!li11<~~·::..::=~-1_-:-:,...:;::=:;;====-- 1 00 Clirtellt 2 oo ca.,ero Goes To S.bool 2·30 Tenneuee Efrb,le F~rd 3 oo llatlnee Theolto July 10 - Roger Gtbbs, 16 Circleville, tlrowns m BAllc)'s Lake Roynl (Bumper) Thomas re hres after 29 years wtlh OhiO Power Co ground crew July 14 - Mtddleport launches campatgn rJr school levy. July 16 - Long Bottom accr.pts new phone system by CIUzens " July 18 ~ Rumors or ihdustry at Lelaf\ branded "mtsleadlng" July 21 _ llarry Barnes wins Rotary Loud shirt contest July 23 . oavtd Roush, New Haven named star slate farmer of West Vir.ctma July 2~ _ Middleport school bond t£IIUe passes with 63 per cent aye! July 28 _ Nolan Swackhimmer, Mason dairyman and former rage coarh, hired as Jacket menl or. July 30 - 79 are initiated into new Pomeroy Moo~e lodge Aug 2 Pomeroy c or c plans reoraantzatlin Bill Thomas SEOL .founder, dies In Wellston Aug 9 _ Jay cees abandon 1958 Broiler Festival . Jl 00 Ne"' I oo eran em ploye of the New York Clothing House, dtes Middleport Park Assoc auction to r.a!Ae funds ror park improvements lS ~'•flop " June J9 - Howard Kress , Jet powered rtvlc minded manager of Ohio Power Co, Ls transferred to gether with hu chief clerk John Handley to Ironton Ron Sprmgcr, of the !lame high cut, moves ht•re Little LeaguP. to open June 29 June 22 - Prosecutor James O'Brien reportt>d "absolved" by slate audttor's report of any wrong domg in fthng expense accounts reports June 26 - Wayne Swisher gets gold trophy for tops m expert class at annual gun shoot of the Fish & Game Assoc Avery Coeg lem 19 novtce champ Jurle 28 - Charles Walburn one bme commissioner d1es July 3 - John Handley 1!1es m Ironton of hl.'art attack Comm1s swners 11pprove ror' Nov ballot $100,000 Veterans Hospttai bond .·' I ,.. Jt,aft Tbeati't HEW YEAR t -. 11 00 News 11 15 Weathercast 11 0 Press Box The Hayes family vtsited her mother, Mrs EtheJ Prtce, and other relattves at St Albans W Va, and Wilh Mr and Mn G F Dalley. Beverly, dunna: the boll days Monday they entertained Mr and Mrs otbel Cunningham ~ an a children, Debby, M&ril)'n and Ka1 en, Ponttac, M1ch1gan Virginia Bissell k Wed Dec. 15 CHESTER Clerid Alle r doy po•L HAPPY 9 00 Jane Wyman Sb.ow 9 30 Armstrong Clrcle Theatre 10 30 A Man Called X lO 00 Home , 11 110 Tile Prlee IJ Rltbt q 3D TBA U tic Tic tloup 12 30 n eoula Be You ISSUe ' .tlodern ftomr n.-:Ps BaTTJ YEAR EVER CHANNIL 3 6 5~ S•il:n On 7 UO Today 9 oo corrce T•m(! 10 00 Home 11 00 'The Prtee IS Rtght 11 30 Tournament of Rose 1 45 ~otton Bowl Game 4 30 Sparts Hlgh't@:bts 4 45 Rose Bowl Game 7 30 Jonathan Wlnte:s Show 7 U NBC News 8 00 The B1g Surprise 8 30 'Noah's ArJc &On 1 oo Todii• g 00 Coltte Tbile April 16 - Charles St:ln!ey re.. •lgns a~ head basketball coach at ,. WSAZ·TV Matinee Theatre Quee 1 for a Day Q QG Thif Ia T011r Ufe ij 90 T.WtfltY-dn., net MOST PROSPEROUS Tuesday 8 00 Hiram Hobday ;rJ: Father J{DQlf~ Best : ' 1 80 Feminine Touch 7 30 Eddie Fuher ' 1 ~ NBC News l'! and 1~56-3 llfr aDd IIJ'I. David Koblent ratty and Rieb, Mr and Mr P y Koblentz. Mt' and Mn E."' Dean and Jenny and Mtla tne 8pt 1 • "">';; _ lll hnstma1 w1th Mr and Mrs Ge< ~ rge f.., cnhl!lmer, Pme Grove r ,.. Harry L Baile)' ,pent sever .. ./ ~ ~ day a wtth h11 parentl, Mr an Mrs J s Salley while hla w1f• and daughter vltlted tn Florida Mr and M.n Clayton Allen ani iO n Bill were dwne:r tuUtl of Mr and Mn BillY Cleland Ciuiltma Mr and Mrs Clif for d Hayes Wld son cnte:rutned wtth a CbriJtmas. danner at their hom e on South Second Avenue and their a:ueA!B were Mrs 3 8 Hayea, M.n Mol li e Bookman Che1ter, Mr and Mrs Charln Woode and aon , Clair, Alfred Mr and Mrs Loull!l Waugh and son Thoma• and Robert, Mr and Mrs John PuLt and son John Jr , Columbua Mr and Mrs Frank Cheesebrew, Middle THE HAPPIEST 12 30 Sign Off Comedy Time The Aunt Dru Show My Ltttle MarJ,le New& Picture Sports Ey~ Weathercast ; 00 Mayor of the Town /) t. dent, <! TodB ) 3 00 4 00 4 45 5 00 5 30 0 00 6 30 6 45 8 :55 1/ \ .. ' March 31 ~ Hartford mothe r or r1ve Mrs Ruth M11ler held for murder of husband AprU 2 - Ronald Karr ftnds $5 gold Pgg at an11ual Rotary Eas tcr Rg <~ hunt George W Chealh· am 35, killed in strip mme acci- -· 7 00 CHANNEL 3 2 30 Tennesset P!rnlt Ford 56 .•• S1gn On 12 30 It Could Be You 1 00 Current 2 QO Camera Ca;es, to School F;d ls .., nd lhtland New Celanese Corp rlant to go to Pt Pleasant Pmoloymg tOO men March 28 Mlrhael Wtppel , 75 ftr st pedestnan fatality of 19- - 6 55 11 1~ Weatherca.!lt 11 20 Pteaa Box 11 30 Tonight 9 00 Coffee Ttme 10 00 Home , 11 00 The Prtce Is Rtght 12 00 Ttc Tac Dough annottii<'('S I"<P<IOSIOn tnto Letart ,, ;:::=::....:-=·===-====:..!Hayes Entertain House Guests At Christmas Dinner M1y It Be WSAZ -TV Channel3 Wednesday '56 Highlights Dally Sentinel, Pom,roy·Mtddleport, 0., Dec Sl, Meigs County's Only For BILLS • Here"• a hearty lllf!kolne to 1957, and • lleartu good .,._,. lor you. We lwpe JIOU'II hare a new year: filled wltla frlendslalp, laealtla •ml eontetatme"t, GOODWIN PRINTING COMPANY £, Sl. ARKO~ By A Nose 0 - (UPl - Wtlham Smlth headed for work after VtSlt mg hts gtrl frtend at Akron C1ty Ho'lpttal v. here ~he was taken for treatment of a broken nose after an aut o acctdenl Smtlh's car bit a pole and he was taken to the same hospital also suffermg from a brok en nose LEGAL NOTICI • NOTIC& OF STOCKHOLDERS ANNUAL MEETtNG The ano11al m~ting of the lfockholders or the F1rst National Bank of Racme Ohto for the elecllon of dtrectors and trans- actJOn of any other b::u~smeti.n"ir. ~'t!i may com.e bP!orp t~e ~~~ be held at the offtce of on January e 1957 between a. ro and 12 00 noon Signed Freeland S Norria. Cashier . (12) 2i) 21, 22, 27, 2,8, 29, Btc Now is the time lo snap up real bargains and pay off old bills Start fresh. Save up to 35% on cash. bargams:. Earn discounts on past-due bJils. One loan does it See us first Money talks! Repay easily. THE Those present were Mrs Bllttl gardner, Mrs Ernest Bowles, Mrs. Harry Garnes, Dorothy SmLth, and Mus Julta Reese, Cleveland, a former member and Mrs Ra7 Coles and Ro~etta Rr.-bards, guests I & SAVINGS CO. "Sweetens Whole 'Insides: Relieves Coustipatioa . -both overni1htl" ........... lloiW.......... �- • • I • ' !-Dally Sutlnel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Dee. St, 1956 The Daily Sentinel Contonuod l<am •••• ono) DEVOTED TO INTEitESTS OF MEIGS-MASON AREA A\~arr~~~~t>n(;:r:~o~a~~dr!~u~~~~~ len Publlab.ed. even att!era.oon except Sunday by The Ohio Valley for Wldenmg 9 agamst Re routing N.. .... ~1ne:t at ilO.,~baDlC St, Pomeny, 0 Businna oltlce of SR 1~4 ~tudtcd .,.... ne ~larr h B.---Cont rac t awarded for m' >~. \\ ah :~m1 g\<m Ho!ipltal trus j r~·~, .1< 1 (' r t ( h1l dru1 s Home lhll 143 f&xi::ron•Avertw:J representat ive, Bottlnelli Kunball Inc Jl!ittere..t 41 ::e'ond Yort C1ty, 16, N Y. " Por;t~-ei'OJ", Ohio. clau m&JilDJ: matter at the post off 1N! at Subseri!)tlon rate~ Delivery b L rents per week. one year in advan~ where avaJlahlf! 30 $15 flO; SIX montha $'7 ~- three m th $3 ~ily Senbnel oHtce ~~able. oRe mofttb $1. By ':n~n 5 0ne year motor ro ~te · months, S2 M. one ruonth. Sl stx mon s, I • eaJtorial otnte Phone 39'9' IUCHAR.a S. OW IN- GEHIRAL MANAGER NatJ al ~EYNOLD E. GRIINE- EDITOR :r'ftt'Z t 1 WSAZ·TV ,lit' \tim h 12 --JRp..-er begins tall aft\ r UI'Sil '\ll at 44 feet CharieR "1< Do n ald rt'naml'd rl'('reatwn d1r 111 to • 1n :'11•ddll'port ~lii rrh l o - l'omcro} flrPmt n honor P:~nthr•r 19~:S 11'rld rhamp~ at banq U{ 1 Ma n h 21 - Courthou sl' hr•ar· mgs Ill progr!'SS on Chester rclephone subsr11bers being awarded to C! l tze ns olf General Telep hone r ompa rlli:'S l\flrt h 22 - r:eneral Tell' phone I' :.? "' I '' • PHS APTJI 18 ¥'1.\!IJal 's homer beats Redlegs m season opener April 20 - 570 12 arres of land optioned m Letart area at cost of $213 000 Aprtl 21 - Portland's "Candt date N'tght ' attended by candidates up to the stale level and 250 tPorllanrlrrs ••• ~ '• ., Aug 1~ - 93rd annual MeliS fa1r open! Aug 2\ Panther, Jacket co .. ches IIL1t1 rebuilding grid team! Auz 25.- George M1llAT, Midd)ept,rt Rl>, wl"s top bDoor at state fair wi•h his Junior Chicken of Tomorrow entr)'. Al.lg 28 - Raclne Bi'aves cap.. lure Uttle I~eaaue pennant Aua: 29 - Bot- MUis elected prexy of Middleport Athletle Assoelation. Sept 5 - Charle1 B Gtlkey former commissioner, dies at age or \ 1'est Un1i11!tS r-- East llo"' '""' S8turday 7'111:. Jn 'd G Shri G·n 80le ne hdown 'Tilr Wes\ with Brodie mixlng ht~ nl llvs expertly out hustled N'; trr Damt• "~tar Paul Hornun1 ~ 1 rrew m the Clr~t baH The Ea~t !0nk tht edl(e In thr. serond half hut 1111"sed a tie In the f•nal !>('· riot! when Hornung'l conv('rsion 1\llq dl"fleded Tlurnur g, Atnerallv ('onredf'-1 to llfl thP top quarterback In colle.~~:e lHII I hiS Sl':l.!IOn, BRid he bb.mf.>rl hmhr•Jf for the East t.as11 He fumhlf'd on a quttrtf!'rbark sneak •n thr 111econd period WhH'h cost lu~ tt.'!lt\1 a sure touehdown 1 jud never •ot mY handl on lht hall," he said "The play ft>tl IO J'ILf'('Cfl" Hornu~Lit: retu1ed to the blame to 9uftered In the !lion. However a Monday · 1:~ 4 00 Queen tor A J)ay I 90 Sept 8 - Pomeroy C of C reorganl!ed, Bdl A\kms named pres· ident Sept 11 - 1lartford'1 Mrs Mlllt-r acquitted of m~rder charge Sept 11 - Natural gas rates 20 pe-r etmt hike approved by Pom:troy eounell effe.:::tlv~o 1an 4, 1957 Sept 21 - Charles Legar again eleeted. worthy mallet of Pom~roy Bend Gfit)P Sept. :n~.- Ex•P•U<e Chief ol Pllmeroy walter Wol&, i-tcently rethed, claimed by death St!pt 28 Demoerats stage !'J_ge rally Mu;ohael Di;:,.de bogus ter Eat That New Year's Dinner Here OPEN JAN. 1 I I 'I 11 30 Tonight Martin Restaurant t 45 Modem RoJPanees 3 00 Comedt TiJIIo 1 :,~ ~~;1~.N t: :~g:~~e=tPoi1tn• ~ ·~ S~on,• ~e, For the twenty f1rst Christmas Mrs Margaret Reynolds bas had all of her ehddren and grandcb l' dren home for Christmas dmner The reuruon was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Edgar Re' nolds and those present were the1r son snd daughter in-law, Mr and Mrs Val Reyoolds, Galhpohs Mr and Mrs Gardner Reynolds, Le banon and the1r son, Paul, who 1S statwned at the Marine base at San Otego, Cahf, Mr and Mrs Gerald Rupe (Sara Reynolds) and thi•Jr daughter, Ann Rupe, aN, Galhpohs Gardner Reynolds Is superinten dent of the State Prls<m Farm at Lebanon ' uo Nat •'Jtlna" co16 N$ NBC Newa a·OO $1r .!..aneelot 8 90 Stoblet g 00 Can Do 9·30 10:30 11.011 1115 11·20 Robert Mon!Jollllil'J Bad&~ ~14 News H._,lilioo Weerthereast Pre" Box II 30 Tonllht 1115 New Year's Time Squaro.: 12 10 Tonight killed m lllgh.,.,a} acc1dent H E Curt Nobles wbo loses urn in am12 30 Sign Off Boney t,; M.u t h or Dlmes chair- pulatwn Syracuae mother of 7 IS 3 30 The Aunt Dru Show held fur .ubandonment Bloodmo. m•n Oct 13 - Jackets, Panthers bile gets seven pints less blood than needed for quota Jose SEOL w sts Dec 6 - Jim Cremeans honor Ocl 15 - Tom Crow announces WCHI-TV CHANNIU -loOO uisteel Holl!:, completion nf mas£ production ed on Ali·Ohio Jl'id team by Co8 00 CBptllD J14blioroo II 110 l,Jp to the f!llil~ alowt plant or F <II best Turkey Co, lumbus Jay Ceea Also named to 9 oo Mornlfi.C Show 11 0!1 S<•mlll)t t~e Weillhor FrankFort 0 UP All Oh10 Lambert, Hindy, Er 10 oo Garl'J' ll!..,o, 11:10 1'ho Late Show Oct 18 - Leslie Fultz named vm get honotable mention Dec 1 ~ SEOL banquet record.coordmatur ,,f eamp:ugn for Vet WCI4S·tv B ed as outstanding event ln SEOL PI ans Mt m0t tal Hnspttal bond IS 12 00 Valiant Lady 8 00 Captam Kanagroo htstory sue 12 15 Love ot Live 9 00 Mom1ng Show Oct 27 - nt•vtsrons in Eastern Dt'r 8 - Curt Nobles ptohated 10 00 Garry Moore D1s!nct's school hutldtng plans an after Pscaptng Meigs General Hos 12 30 Search f\lr Tomorrow 12 4~ Gmdmg Light 10 30 ATthur Godfrey nounced Flora E McQmgg dtcs pllal 1 00 Kabe's Kitchen 11 SO The Mumm"'crs Parad'! Nov 3 - J. D Diles, veteran Dee 12 - RoUand Neutzllng 1 30 As 'lhe World Turns 11 4:5 Tournament or Ros& Parade NYC ('Onductor, rcttres resigns as scbool board member to 2 00 Our M1sB Brooks 1 45 Orange Bow1 Game become county commissioner Jan Nov 6 - Fred H1bbs, ~hddlc 2 30 Houseparty 5 00 The Early Sbow port elected l'n Slate Area Scout 1 3 00 The Btg Payoff 6 30 Your EsP.o Reporter Dec 15 - Necesstttes for good 3 30 Bob Crosby Show head Pollee wnrn shoppers Ill 6 45 Sports Parade schools outltned at Syracuse meet Pomeroy to keep cars locked 4 00 Brighter Day 6 55 Weatherma~ mg of SouthPrn Local Du.tr1ct Sur ~ov 7 - Holland Neutzlmg, a 4 1~ $Cret Storm 7 00 Art Llnk1etter & 'the ltldl vey Croup ~ DeMocrat upsets traditiOn by 4 JO F'dge ~t 7 1$ Douglas Edwards leadJng ttch! fur county commts· Dec 19 - Langsville's Calvm l5 00 Tne E"arl!' .itiDw 7 SO Grand Ole Opry s1oner post Roy Proffitt defeated Sptres arrested m Pomeroy whtle (I 25 Les Paul & Mary Ford 8 00 Ph1l Silvers Show Dan HarUngP r gf'ts sl!cond spot asleCJ) m hts car and 13 gallon 6·30 Your Esso Report~,. 8 30 The Brothers for Ius f1f1h !!lnught fom y~ar JUgs of hard Cider found by po· 6 4:5 Sports Parade 9 00 To Tell the Truth "' ternt Hospital falls Sewers pass lice Jay Cees ask for more toys 6 55 Weatherman 9 30 Red Skelton Pomeroy s1 1 t t t t'rJu•pment tssue m Chnstmas pro]cct 700 TBA falls 10 00 $64,000 Question Dec 20 - Oldsters honored at 7 1~ Douglas F.dwards \0 SO Do You Tru~rot Your Nov 8 _ JmHvtduals, orgam- Lwns club Chnstmas party lunch- 7 30 ho Football Hlgt..ltghta 8 00 Arthur Godfrey & Fnenda 11 .00 UP-To The Mihute N"twa zattons , pltch m to complete eon 9 00 The Mllhona1re 11 05 Scanning the Weather l:leanlng up pomeroy r1ver bank Dec 21 New Nazarene 9 30 I ve Got A Secret 11 10 The Late Show to Rt 124 JUnctiOn With as 7 Nov 10 _ fm kets !ose etghlh Ohurch openr-d in Middleport 4•30 Edg• of NI,Kht Dec 22 Racine Tornadoes WCHS MONDAY ChariHton straight Jim Cremeans sets Rut ~()() 'l'he Ear!y Show notch se\emh stra1ght wm, over 8 00 C{optaln Kangaroo lantl 11nd Oh1u 1 rcord m TO pa Mtddleport thts time snd shootmg 9 00 Mormn1 Show 630 Your Esso Reporter rade at a 52 per cent clip l'raf.!Rfer or 10 00 Garry Moore 643 Sports Parade Nov 11 - Ara Parsegh1an an Lasley estat~' mostly between Porn 10 30 Arthur Go4frey 6113 Weathennan nounced as ~peaker £or SF.OL ban· ('toy and Middleport announced to 11 30 Strike It R10h 7 00 outlook 1957. quet m Pomeroy DE'c 6 Freel W Crow Jr as trustee Hts 12 00 Valiant Lady 7 13 Douglu Edwards, Nov 13. -Eastern Drstm:t gets associates were Roger Morgan and 12 lG Love of Wfe 7 30 Roblnboo~ $402,796 alate aid Ior tl'to new Ted Reed, Jr 12 SO Search for Tomorrow 8·00 Burns & Allen school buUdmgs Dec 27 - Third jail breatc: at· 12·U Guldin• Ulht 8.30 Talent Seouta 1 00 KaUe.'a Kitchen Nov 15 - Forked Run Luke tempted m 10 years fotled by Dep 9:00 I Love Lucy tmproyements progressing Over 1·30 All the World Turns uty Jed Webster. 9.30 December Brlcki 1,000 Mei1s countlan nimrod! take 2.00 Our Ml.u Brooks 10 00 Studio One I Dec 24 - Options taken up on 2.30 Houseparty to fields 11 oo Up.to-tbe Miaute d'i'O'I'l Nov 17 - First wmtcr cold three Letart Fnms for future In- a·oo Bit~ Poyijff hih Mttgs County, down Lo ~ dustrial development UO Bob Crosby Show 11 05 Sciru>in1 the WJiu.er Dec 28 - Contract! awarded 4.00 Brighter Day 11.10 The Late Show , ~ above 11 30 Siln Off Nov 19 - Rkh Jones nametl tor Middleport Grad(! School, blah 4·13 Set!ret Storm i <\1;1( I {! of to Pomeroy rounr1\ post replacmJ school additions :Middleport cJted ' T A Downie, restined because from reeordl as 11afest place in county to dnve. Hobson eroulna or health Nov 20. - Gtant unit to be lights to be installed soon added at Sporn plant Construt'tlon Dee 29 - Survey team to b.. WHTN·TV CHANNIL IS 11 IS Mys!tt')' Tbea~t to start early m 1957 gm work on three Letart farm1 U:44 SlgD Oi'l. WHTN·TV CHAN!@~ IJ , Nov 2f. Sewage dtspGsal pointed yet U·U C.vtoon C1u) tl.44 Si,U On ' , bond 1ssue wms by one official ~.;;;;;;;,;;;.;;;;;-;;-;;.o-;;;;.;;;;;.o;;.;;;;,;;;;;;;;;,Jli:IO Noon News u:.u catto\)a Club 1 ..~/ vote in recount 1 • 12·lll N<i,b!IOro , 12.10 Noon Newt lf Nov 23 _ Panther11 smother 12:30 Midday Movlo Matlaeo 12·15 Neiahboiil , ·' Jackets 3"-13 m Turkey Day .clast·SO Feminine Touch 12:10 Midday Mat;aee•·l ste AWOL satlor with leg tn cast i:lB IJberac:e 2·00 Supr Bdwl Glnle. ~ steals ambulance enroute to CoI:U Life W1th Ellrabeth 4 3!. super S!ffal 'l'lilli ' lumbu s Judy Murray ts MHS 1·00 Afternoon Fihn Festival 5·00 Mlclr:ey MMit 'ClUb HQmecommg Queen Contrads for 4 90 Super StrW Time e·oo cartoon Club "'" ·~ ") Eastern District's new sc hools D·QO Mickey Mou1e Club e·So nvo Stat Pldd 1'1' awarded, construction to sta1 t at 8:80 Cort.. n Club 7:00 Kukll, Prli~ • le once 8 SO Five Stor Final 7 15 JOhn Daly ihe Iii"'"' Nov 24 - Syracuse walf.>r 7 00 Kuklo, Fron A ollie 1 work! officlnlly In fiCrvice Des'7 115 Joba Daly 1: the Newt 8:30 Wyatt Eup •• ' perate need for blood donors ctt 7 to Dltiaeyl&d t :OO Broken Arrow , 1 ed •. 3.0 N~vy Log D·ltfl DuPont CavalCodi_' Thettn Nov 25 - Whoppmg total of I 00 Ollie and Harriet 10·00 Polka Thne 13 Meigs eountlan~ take tim@ to 9.to Fora Tllhtre vot-t! for directors of thetr Me1gs 10.30 : Spy 10 llO Wed~OJdoy Nilbt l'igbts County Agricultural Soctety 11:00 News 10:48 rlibt FoiiOW·Up Nov 21 - Southern L o c a 1 II IS Theatre 13 II :00 News of the Nl1ht School d1str•ct parents open }lerMONDAY le11 of meeUngs aimed at learnll:li ClfANNAL 13 netds and directions to go tn fu11.~ Sign On ture CountY-Wide mel!'tmg on 11.8 Cartoon Club health problems and what faclli· 11:10 Noon News ties are on hand to deal wtth them 1 Is annotJnCed !i•lfhbot~ t :30 ~dCiav Movie Matinee Nov t,. - Veterans Memorial I FtnUDIDt Touch Hblpital bl>atd to study pOSSibility Z·lS lJberaeo of tpecla1 eleetton for $100.000 ;·48 Ult With !!IIzabeth bond iuue. Leslie Fultz to seek S·OO Aftetnoon Film Fe.tival approval of 'Tlodiried plans, cheap. 4 SO Supn Serial Time er constructwn 5 00 Mtckey Mouse Club Nov 29. - Jacket football team prused at Rotary banquet Henry Bentz Sr., tormer Racine mayor, t~ =~ ~~~r 11°~:' Schedule Degl"ees Next Meeting Of Local Grange ci'!~NtL you everything you're WJBhing for. I POMEROY, OHIO ' A FINE NEW YEAR'S RESOLUTION *PATRONIZE YOUR LOCAL MERCHANTS FOR THE BEST MERCHANDISE' t:t ' ' J E H ;;!!,.' so eonmct 990 '9 ' Your I S~nrise dle! Dec 1. - Waverly's Geor(it:e Hal· FOR THE Best News Coverage named pre~ldent of StoRe broken for Ealtern's ;;;;,;;t,b!retween Tupper!J '-': oh. Rt 7 Pioneer Society To Suftset Mr and Mrs Dana Howe(t spent a tew days In Dayton "YiJLUrig the4.r da'u&hter and tamiiY,, Mr. iind Mrs Kenneth Story Aprtl and they are happy to an Durst t(l Pfe Harry M Boyd uounce the engagement of their MISS Durst IS a restd ent of Spr mgfteld Ohw She IS a sophomore granddaughter P fc Boyd 1s from Kentuck) at Northwestern Htgh School m NortJt Hampton Ohio Sh L! ts the where he was ratsed He 1"' the daughter or Mr and Mrs Ralph son of Mr and Mrs Ermest Boyd Durst They are also from Spnng They are now res1dents ot Don nelsvtle Ohto fteld Oh10 The weddmg wtll be the twelfth Pfc Boyd IS statiOned at Fm-t Campbell, Kentucky He will lw of J anuary in the Bethel Baptist released from the Army Jan tt Church of Donnelsville Ohto ary, 1957 Pfc Boyd has been m Alaska for mne months I Troop Three Girls Entertained With New Year's Party Servicemen ~1r and Mrs Charles Pyles an ehiidren spent Chn!lmas w1l' '1~ and Mrs Earl H21rl, Racln( Mr and Mrs AI Gtb~t;n Cantor were week l'nd guesta of Mr an•' Mrs Henry Beaver Sunday dmner guests or the Beaven' were Mr and Mrs Lowell Bealler Mtdrllr: port, Mrs Alhson, Racme and Mrs Paul Allison, Zanesv1\le Mr and Mrs P.lanon Wood ~lrs Frf'da Mtller and Mtss Lenora Bt' t zmg spent Sunday wtth Mr an! Mrs Roy Betzmg Pomeroy Mrs Mollte Bookman spent Chnstmas day with Mr and Mrs Clifford Ha:.cs, :\flddleport Mrs Clara Ohhnger and dau gh ter Erotl} and Mr and Mrs Tr oy Ohlrngf'r, Pomeroy spent an even mg w1th Mr and :Mrs George Pyles Mr and Mrs V1rg1l Wood Bel pre , Mr and Mrs Robert Wood an d children, Mr and Mrs Ro~ Chnst}' and Harold Hawk were Chrtstmas dmner guests of Mr arJd ~Irs Marlon Wood and daughter Jerry Carmel Mr and Mrs Alden Spnnger and two chtldren of Vtrgmta spent by their leader, Mrs V 0 Ed the week wlth the latter s parents w..ards, cntertampd w1th a New 1 Mr and 'Mrs Oana Moore and son Years r.arty ~Tiday evenmg at the Paul Scmor Htgh Srhool audttorlllm whtch was decorated Ill keeping Mr and Mrs JanlCe C1rde and wtth the season son of SprmgfteJd W Va spent Sunday with Mrs Mary Circle and Games and dailcmg wer~ enjoy son ed and refreshments were served 1 Mr and ~rs Dwlght Swepston to Minada Murray Sue Ellen Phil· and family of Columbus were Chr hps, Biltbara Eskew, Jean Ellen 1stmas Day guest.'! ot Mr and Mrs Dabo, Karen Drake Jackte Thomas Ralph Lee and family Kaaron Kelton Margaret Handley, Mr and Mrs H A Barnttz and Sondra Drake, Carolyn Edward Karen HoHner, Joyce Buckley , sons of Lincoln Hetghts spent Barbara Coates, Cheryl Edwards, Chrlstmab mght as guests of Mr M1ke Swatzel, Johnny McMurray, and Mrs Dean Brmker and Bet Dor Coates, Kdth Barmtz, Terry ty Carleton and famtly PYt. Chari•• P. Wrlvht Knight, Jtmm:y Watson, Benn Mr. and Mrs Donald Pierce ef Ewing, Billy Young, El'lc Hart Athens and Mr and M.n George (AH'IW.C) - Army Pvt Charles Barr1e PhillipS, Churk Rtffle, Jat:k P Wnght Jr of Middleport, Ohto Welker, Bob Sprmger, BtU Gibbs, Clrcle and daughter of Great Bend recently completed etght weeks Nlt:k Coates, Donald Spencer, Bill were Chrastmas dmner guests of Mra. Mary Ctrcle and 110n, MeJvm of basic combat trammg at Fort Persinger, Ernest Hall, Albert Knox, Ky , uodlll' tbe Reserve Martln, Jeffrey Gtbbs and Dick Mrs Erma! SchreckeRgost of Forces Aet program Men volun- Km.ght. Parkersburg. W Va spent Wed teermg for the SIX month tour of nesday and Wednesday night with active duty are permitted to fin· Ass1stJng Mr& Edwards werr her sister, Mrs. Dean Brinker ish the1r milt.ary traming In local Mr and Mrs Albert Coates, Mr Rev Richard Young and brother Army Reserve or National Guard and Mrs W A Gtbbs, Mr and Mr<~ units. The son of Mrs. Mary R. Chester Kmght, Mrs J w Me Blll, was calltng m the community Wrisht, ~ Elm st, be attended Murray and Mrs. Charles Rtl£1e Thursday. Hamilton High School. Mr and Mn Paul SmJtb and son, Robert were in Parkersburg Wednesday on business I G trl SCout Troop Three asatsted I Eosl Court Slree&, PomeroJ otfi<e Roan: 8 to 1!, Z to 5.1Cioso 11 Noon on Tharl.t J Mr and Mrs. Ernest Deeter of Bashan entertamed the Helpmg Hands sunday School Class at the home o£ her parent.'! Mr and Mrs George Roberts, on Saturday even· ing Games were played and they exchanged gtrts Their teacher, Mrs Paul Smith served refresh menta. ' !READ .· \ • • • • • • Pictured above are Mr and Mrs RoHan Ltght whose wed· dmg was an occaswn of December 15 m a double nng mony at the home ol Mr and Mrs Floyd Carnahan, North Fatrueld The bnde was the tormer Vtrgmta BISSell, daughter o{ Mr. and Mrs Wilbur Bissell, Long llottom, and the groom the son of Mr and Mrs Clement Ligh~_N_o_rt_;,_F_a.t_rl_•e_ld_ __ Naoma Brinker, Jesse Brinker,lnstalled Top Officers Of Racine Chapter Of OES f'lj 01 um.a urw r~ r was 1nstallea a., Dl.:iluttc .._,,~n:n.cr \.., 111urub brunm worthy matron and J esse Bnnker a nd Jane Hlll Vocal solos were as worthy patron at Lhe annualm presented by Mar~aret Neuman stallatwn of offtcers of Racme I dnd Maxme Wmgett. 1.. hapter OES held Jo'r1day evcmr,g Other officers mstalled were Louise Stev.art, retmng worth) Ada ~ea,c, r .. soctate matron, Ar· matron and Wilham Stewart re thur Nease AssocJate patron; tttlllg worth) patron, were mstall Greta s 1mp•on, secretary, Cblorul tng o£flcers ht ,nm, treasurer, Harnett Netgler Grand J!;k·ta Faye Wingett of cond uctress, Jan e Hid, assoctate Harnsonvli le Chapter was an hon conouctres~. Bcrutce Carpen"er. ored guest as we re Blanche Ball 1 chaplatn Mary Lo u Lhle, marshall; dtstnct president ol Belpr r Pau~ Mar~aret,. Neuman orgamst, Marle me AUun s dbtrtcl tr Pasllr~r Hlr Le 1dtngham, Ada, Beulah Stobart nsormlle and Cora Wt:hb dtstnc~ Ruth .Brtty Saher Esther, Grace se~:rctary Swan \lart ha Phyllis Martm, A moment o{ ulencc was obser Elect.t, Loutse Chapman, warder; ved m memor> of Eva Van Dyke <1 fld Cha rlc$ Htmsley, sentinel. a former dlstnct VICC president Attractive decorallons With the Other mstalJmg officers were New Years theme were planned MarshaUs, cora Webb a nd Max.tDe by GraC(' Knder, Isabelle Stmpson Wmgett , secrctai:. Hazel Andrew~ lirace Swan and Gretha Simpson. conductress, Laura Ctrcle , chap- Refreshments for the coffee hour lam Leona Hens]e), organtst were in charge of Cora Beegle, Isabelle S1 mpson, ~arder Dorothy Allee Beegle Ethel Euler and Ear. Spencer, sentinel Ernest W1ng:ett, lene Wolre Hazel Andrews and and Grace Krtder as mtroducton Emma Jane McChntock presided ofhcer and escort for the new ma· at the refreshment table. tron and patron Chapters rt>presented were those Cerernomes hononng the Ste- named above and Athens Evangelwart's and the Bnnker s were plan- 1ne Mtnear, Pomeroy and Parkersned bY the program commtttee, burg. W Va · I I The annual Chnstmas dmner of the Matrons' Gulld of the Mt Mortah Baptist Church was held FrLday evemng at the home of Mrs Arnold R1durds Gifts for exchange were placed under a lighted tree tn the hvmg room of the R1chardJ' home and the members and guests were seated at a table decorated with a mmtature tree a.nd red Cbristma~ candles for the three course turkey dtnner Mrs Rtchards was assisted rn servmg b) Mrs Irvin BauQ!gardner and Mrs Dorothy Swth The de ssert course mcluded a cake, deco rated m red and white, which was sent by Mrs Anna Moon who was unable to be present for tbl.' I MONEY .' • For YOU ~ '"'•' For BARGAINS THE .DAILY SENTINEL ao BEDFORD Mr .. nd Mrs Arnott are re!l Mr and Mrs Ott Arnott an nounces the engagement ol thelf dents of Racm(• OhiO They will gramlrlaugther Miss Catherme be married ftfty thrt>e years m N W. COMPTON. 0. D. 1On your Dial .,.!G I 1 UPI'UIIII<'flll~l Channel13 ~' * '"Y I Here's to 1957. May it bring W1fP , w I Rock Sprmgs Grange met m regular session Thursday e"enmg w•th Homer Rice worthy master, prestdmg Plans were made for the First and Second degrees to be g1v~n at the next meetmg on January 10 Pomona Grenge meeting was an nouneed fnr Fnday eve11.ing Janu ar} 4 at the Rock Sprmgs Grange I hall At the close of the meehng t~e quarterly btrthday supper was served after whlch the rematnder o[ the evemng was spent In discusstng t~ quarterly conference i WHTN-TV Mr and Mn Roll Cleland an t sons spent Cbrutmas \With Mr ant Mn Charlet Reed. Mr and Mra Ernest Brown Parkersburg, and Mr and Mrs Larry Jklush WaV'tri J, tpent Chr t.stmu wtth .Mr and Mrs Guy Sum mer held Mr and Mra Pearl Kohlentx an " Patty and Rielr:y Koblentz spen' Monday afternoon In Parkersburg Mabel Van Meter t~ spendmr a few days with her ton 1Uymont1 and famtly at Canton M'r and Mrs Buel Rtdenove and son Johnn;t and Mrs Ehzabel Wtekbam spent Chnstmas day ' Columbus with Mn Zeldlt Rid.ou• Mr and Mrs Eldon Gaul an• Gayann spent Chnstmas wtth Mr and Mrs. Adam Ebersbach, Pomr Reynolds Family Reunion ls,Held On Christmas Day N. 2nd Avenue Middleport R~e~a~<!li11<~~·::..::=~-1_-:-:,...:;::=:;;====-- 1 00 Clirtellt 2 oo ca.,ero Goes To S.bool 2·30 Tenneuee Efrb,le F~rd 3 oo llatlnee Theolto July 10 - Roger Gtbbs, 16 Circleville, tlrowns m BAllc)'s Lake Roynl (Bumper) Thomas re hres after 29 years wtlh OhiO Power Co ground crew July 14 - Mtddleport launches campatgn rJr school levy. July 16 - Long Bottom accr.pts new phone system by CIUzens " July 18 ~ Rumors or ihdustry at Lelaf\ branded "mtsleadlng" July 21 _ llarry Barnes wins Rotary Loud shirt contest July 23 . oavtd Roush, New Haven named star slate farmer of West Vir.ctma July 2~ _ Middleport school bond t£IIUe passes with 63 per cent aye! July 28 _ Nolan Swackhimmer, Mason dairyman and former rage coarh, hired as Jacket menl or. July 30 - 79 are initiated into new Pomeroy Moo~e lodge Aug 2 Pomeroy c or c plans reoraantzatlin Bill Thomas SEOL .founder, dies In Wellston Aug 9 _ Jay cees abandon 1958 Broiler Festival . Jl 00 Ne"' I oo eran em ploye of the New York Clothing House, dtes Middleport Park Assoc auction to r.a!Ae funds ror park improvements lS ~'•flop " June J9 - Howard Kress , Jet powered rtvlc minded manager of Ohio Power Co, Ls transferred to gether with hu chief clerk John Handley to Ironton Ron Sprmgcr, of the !lame high cut, moves ht•re Little LeaguP. to open June 29 June 22 - Prosecutor James O'Brien reportt>d "absolved" by slate audttor's report of any wrong domg in fthng expense accounts reports June 26 - Wayne Swisher gets gold trophy for tops m expert class at annual gun shoot of the Fish & Game Assoc Avery Coeg lem 19 novtce champ Jurle 28 - Charles Walburn one bme commissioner d1es July 3 - John Handley 1!1es m Ironton of hl.'art attack Comm1s swners 11pprove ror' Nov ballot $100,000 Veterans Hospttai bond .·' I ,.. Jt,aft Tbeati't HEW YEAR t -. 11 00 News 11 15 Weathercast 11 0 Press Box The Hayes family vtsited her mother, Mrs EtheJ Prtce, and other relattves at St Albans W Va, and Wilh Mr and Mn G F Dalley. Beverly, dunna: the boll days Monday they entertained Mr and Mrs otbel Cunningham ~ an a children, Debby, M&ril)'n and Ka1 en, Ponttac, M1ch1gan Virginia Bissell k Wed Dec. 15 CHESTER Clerid Alle r doy po•L HAPPY 9 00 Jane Wyman Sb.ow 9 30 Armstrong Clrcle Theatre 10 30 A Man Called X lO 00 Home , 11 110 Tile Prlee IJ Rltbt q 3D TBA U tic Tic tloup 12 30 n eoula Be You ISSUe ' .tlodern ftomr n.-:Ps BaTTJ YEAR EVER CHANNIL 3 6 5~ S•il:n On 7 UO Today 9 oo corrce T•m(! 10 00 Home 11 00 'The Prtee IS Rtght 11 30 Tournament of Rose 1 45 ~otton Bowl Game 4 30 Sparts Hlgh't@:bts 4 45 Rose Bowl Game 7 30 Jonathan Wlnte:s Show 7 U NBC News 8 00 The B1g Surprise 8 30 'Noah's ArJc &On 1 oo Todii• g 00 Coltte Tbile April 16 - Charles St:ln!ey re.. •lgns a~ head basketball coach at ,. WSAZ·TV Matinee Theatre Quee 1 for a Day Q QG Thif Ia T011r Ufe ij 90 T.WtfltY-dn., net MOST PROSPEROUS Tuesday 8 00 Hiram Hobday ;rJ: Father J{DQlf~ Best : ' 1 80 Feminine Touch 7 30 Eddie Fuher ' 1 ~ NBC News l'! and 1~56-3 llfr aDd IIJ'I. David Koblent ratty and Rieb, Mr and Mr P y Koblentz. Mt' and Mn E."' Dean and Jenny and Mtla tne 8pt 1 • "">';; _ lll hnstma1 w1th Mr and Mrs Ge< ~ rge f.., cnhl!lmer, Pme Grove r ,.. Harry L Baile)' ,pent sever .. ./ ~ ~ day a wtth h11 parentl, Mr an Mrs J s Salley while hla w1f• and daughter vltlted tn Florida Mr and M.n Clayton Allen ani iO n Bill were dwne:r tuUtl of Mr and Mn BillY Cleland Ciuiltma Mr and Mrs Clif for d Hayes Wld son cnte:rutned wtth a CbriJtmas. danner at their hom e on South Second Avenue and their a:ueA!B were Mrs 3 8 Hayea, M.n Mol li e Bookman Che1ter, Mr and Mrs Charln Woode and aon , Clair, Alfred Mr and Mrs Loull!l Waugh and son Thoma• and Robert, Mr and Mrs John PuLt and son John Jr , Columbua Mr and Mrs Frank Cheesebrew, Middle THE HAPPIEST 12 30 Sign Off Comedy Time The Aunt Dru Show My Ltttle MarJ,le New& Picture Sports Ey~ Weathercast ; 00 Mayor of the Town /) t. dent, <! TodB ) 3 00 4 00 4 45 5 00 5 30 0 00 6 30 6 45 8 :55 1/ \ .. ' March 31 ~ Hartford mothe r or r1ve Mrs Ruth M11ler held for murder of husband AprU 2 - Ronald Karr ftnds $5 gold Pgg at an11ual Rotary Eas tcr Rg <~ hunt George W Chealh· am 35, killed in strip mme acci- -· 7 00 CHANNEL 3 2 30 Tennesset P!rnlt Ford 56 .•• S1gn On 12 30 It Could Be You 1 00 Current 2 QO Camera Ca;es, to School F;d ls .., nd lhtland New Celanese Corp rlant to go to Pt Pleasant Pmoloymg tOO men March 28 Mlrhael Wtppel , 75 ftr st pedestnan fatality of 19- - 6 55 11 1~ Weatherca.!lt 11 20 Pteaa Box 11 30 Tonight 9 00 Coffee Ttme 10 00 Home , 11 00 The Prtce Is Rtght 12 00 Ttc Tac Dough annottii<'('S I"<P<IOSIOn tnto Letart ,, ;:::=::....:-=·===-====:..!Hayes Entertain House Guests At Christmas Dinner M1y It Be WSAZ -TV Channel3 Wednesday '56 Highlights Dally Sentinel, Pom,roy·Mtddleport, 0., Dec Sl, Meigs County's Only For BILLS • Here"• a hearty lllf!kolne to 1957, and • lleartu good .,._,. lor you. We lwpe JIOU'II hare a new year: filled wltla frlendslalp, laealtla •ml eontetatme"t, GOODWIN PRINTING COMPANY £, Sl. ARKO~ By A Nose 0 - (UPl - Wtlham Smlth headed for work after VtSlt mg hts gtrl frtend at Akron C1ty Ho'lpttal v. here ~he was taken for treatment of a broken nose after an aut o acctdenl Smtlh's car bit a pole and he was taken to the same hospital also suffermg from a brok en nose LEGAL NOTICI • NOTIC& OF STOCKHOLDERS ANNUAL MEETtNG The ano11al m~ting of the lfockholders or the F1rst National Bank of Racme Ohto for the elecllon of dtrectors and trans- actJOn of any other b::u~smeti.n"ir. ~'t!i may com.e bP!orp t~e ~~~ be held at the offtce of on January e 1957 between a. ro and 12 00 noon Signed Freeland S Norria. Cashier . (12) 2i) 21, 22, 27, 2,8, 29, Btc Now is the time lo snap up real bargains and pay off old bills Start fresh. Save up to 35% on cash. bargams:. Earn discounts on past-due bJils. One loan does it See us first Money talks! Repay easily. THE Those present were Mrs Bllttl gardner, Mrs Ernest Bowles, Mrs. Harry Garnes, Dorothy SmLth, and Mus Julta Reese, Cleveland, a former member and Mrs Ra7 Coles and Ro~etta Rr.-bards, guests I & SAVINGS CO. "Sweetens Whole 'Insides: Relieves Coustipatioa . -both overni1htl" ........... lloiW.......... �. ._Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Dee. 31, 1956 ...,. -·.. . .- ---- - -- • ,.. . .,... . . Seven Bowl Games On Tap For Fans New Ye Iowa Favored By Eight Points Over Oregon In The Rose Bowl . ,...._- Giants Humiliate Bears By 47~7In Pro Title Contest An Htimated 350,000 fans will of the CQUtm Bowl, where TCU to aeven bowll Tu~ ln and SyracU$11 fNture hlab«tane eolleg-: football'• annual Alute to of£eo!es. the New Year. · Bat!loOil. . . . Iowa, wllkh cOmpi]d u 8-1 rec· The top crowd of a'oout 100,000 ord dur inr: tiJe reauJ.u aason, b 1s expeeted in t h e Rose Bowl a 10lid choice to b e a t Oregon wbere Iowa is an eight-point fa. St.te 7-2.·1 despile uM fact u vorite to whip Orgeon State. Teo- won by only 14-13 tut October Detsee,_the Mtilln'~ second-ranked Tbe Hawll:eyf"s yielded a.a average team, ~ a 6~ -pmnt choice over of only one touchdown a pme and ' BaJI~ m tbe Suga~ Bo:-"1, Colo- shut out four opponents. A feature rado lll a. t!tne-p01nt pu:t over I Gf the game is es.pected ~ be the Cleii}aon m the Oran&e Bowl and play of rival ta.kles John 'Witte TCU a two - ~n-three point favaritt of Orgeon State and Al Karraa ol over Syracuse in the Cottoo JWwl Iowa. 'n!e fcur major bowl samea wlll A crGwd of about 81,000 at New be carried on 11ati.onal radio and Orleans will see Tenneuee to-otef~vb1on networks which should iivt &"Very AmericJll wlth enoqsh 0 a n d B~lor B-2 ill a rug11ed defen~ve tett. T b e Volunteert ttreDJlh to 1 e t out o f bed a also leature brilliant t a i 1 b a c 'k Cbanee to share ln tlle fun. Johnny Majora but Ba,-lor's powThe exPerts are predlctiD& low erful line baa held gpponenh to a .corina game• wlth tbe exeeptio.o 6.8 polnta a 1ame. Bobby noa ' t 1 ::~:':fn~d~Do:y:~I;e- condition. 1 ... ..,_ ........... ...,.._.... Sugar Ray w'}} Defend . ......•..-····-·,.,...... ~:!;~~:,:t~~S~~~~~i: Middleweiuht Title Wednesday ~ a ruult of a loll 2'M9 to Ole- ' lahoma • while. Clemson's record was 7·1·2 and t h e Tigers were soundly walloped by Miaml . Fla. It could turn uut to be a wbale of a 1ame il only becauae both (epms are so eager lo prove they .. really belong In I bowl In the !ll'll plBCe. Eastern preatige wll1 be at ' ' .r -· a team which was strong enough to employ hard-running Jim Swing ag a c1ecoy thla yc·a r. Syra'u'. I' Btl. II smarting over that • Orange Bowl loss tO' Alabama 6 1-v ond wsnr, to take it out In l. •o ~· on the Horned Frog• n"' le!lser bowls, George In 'hr '"' Washington 7·1·1 opposes 'J'exas western 9-1 in th(• Sun Bowl at El Paso, Tt.!X., West Texa~ 7·2 meets Mi~siss ipp\ Southern 7-1-1 . t h e 1'angcrme · Bow 1 a1 0 ran 1 d u, m Fin, 11nLI Texus Soulht1rn 6-1 plays · v·1 ew A&M 4-0 In tho •• ~,1 • P ru1re rie View BowI at Hnus on T ex. ' Bowl w.. k•nd St art ... 'I'll ' e k d" t I way ~a·:u~~l~y ww~c~n Gt·~r?giau~c:rh cleh~uk cl Pitt.~hur!-(h. 21-1 4, in the Ga tor Howl, l.he Nm·th topped the South, )4.-1) iu the HIUL'·Gruy gu ~ l' and the Wes.t upset th£> 1<-::ast, 7-6. Guorlo(iu Tech look advanllll!r. o{ eve ry lHt!Dk to prust'n\ coac h BubIn Dodd with a sixth strai ght IOCdt en,... bOwl vit•tory and hi s st'conrl con•ArCM CITJfMI ~;l'!· ulive one -touchdown win over Pitl<~burgh. The Panthers outrn~hed Georgia Tccb, 246-162 and outpa~sed it, 67-4!5 yards, but the Enlllinellrs Intercepted two pasl!es untl f{'COVI'red two fumble s. Where Your Confidence Johnny Brodie's 28-yard pass to Is JU!illfled Pete O'Garro plus Dcon Derby's MilD St. Pomeroy convert~lon provided the West with J .' ' ' ' Plwlll bJo' HAPPY HEW YEARI Pee Wee Reese, captain of baseb&ll'a Broaki ]yn Dodgers, whose World Series defeat htst October broughl anguished cries of "Wait till next year!", points a Hopeful Angel at his Big Ben and announce!! that •'next year.. is here at hutl With that, Pee Wee wishes everybody 1 happy 1961 · · · 1nd thd same to the Dod1ers. l ~ NF.W YORK, DOC. 29 UP_ Sug 1,;. nay Robinson, alS. but. still d h ddl e· cxplo:~ive. will defcn IS m1 G wei"hl crown agllinst young ene "' h t i<'u1lmcr a ht•adlong rus er, a · d Madi sHn Squat'(' Glltdcn W<" II ('S· day night in t I1e r·trs t t'll l (' f•ghl of 1957 _ In thi s !'IJ!IIl!st of agt~ vs yo uth , Defeme wOJI. the !int championship for Coach Jim Lee Howell. Key plllyers oo Ne• Yotk's defen· sivt unit SuadaY included end Andy RobusteiU, ~k Ed Hughes.. Uuebackrt! BW Svoboda and Harland Svare and tackle Dick Modzelewski. After fullback Mel Triplett car· r¥cl Umpire Sam Wll$0n and two Bean Into the end ~pe £or New York's first toucbdown. 'JI,obu&tel· Ib jarring tackle ~de Bear full· back kick Casares fumble aDd the Chicago Ul. Ben Agajanlan iolowed with his flrst field goal and the Bears never recovered. They bad to gamb~e after ...that, losing a bid for a first down on their 46 when Eml~n Tunnell dropped J. C. carutine on the Bear 43. The Giants. witb Cbarley Conerly repludng Don Heinrich at quarterback, scored in seven plays with Alex Webster plunging the last two yards. . ' '.f. ' DUKE . • To The u.m.IIHii In thowQl IJ. B. Navy, tho ~· . liWI. wl:ilre torchel make her a m'!DlDI')". 'DI4 OIDIII dnw-becaulf: t h e team's starting center opposing a Ne- ·' l[rO. \' fwpblea into toutbd.owns, beat the Panthers 21-14 in the Gator Bowl . CLEANERS J 't- 4/. Bossinette 4'"' js du~ ' J TS CEN • r richly rewarding lR all ol the· ~ lhlnp of llfe. ·Karr and Van Zllnclt rq~ Pll~t an4 lor ••4 til good chor. ,.Cadlllat.Oidsmoblle Deller W• .Malo Sl. Pomeroy -· ON THE tU~OR SALIS - H. & R. FIRESTONE BRIGHTEST CORNER To Tlie First Baby OfTheNewYear N. Se<9ad st. We Will Give A GOESSLER JEWELRY To,vord Milk From STORE ) TO THE FIRST ARRIVAL IN THE NEW YEAR The-Fi_,t IC!Iby Of 1957 IS A JQHNSON ond JOHNSON A Peir Of Qff tlf~t With . BABY KIT Hartley (t Bennett ACCQU~T SHOE STORE Pomeroy N1tk»acll Dnk IIWLAND - ~ ' TC) THE ...,,.,. r' P - y , Ohio .._. ft_ A FREE TRIP NOME FOR Mo\MA f$1' 1'~ l'int Baby ' . ., , .. ' . ', • .I ' Bora In The Arto In 1951 J. BABY OF 1957 IS A S~LVER BA.Y CUP --- ~·=::;-::.;:: - .,N COLLtMfllCealklute JEW~LRY "Where YE. Maill 81. Is Joolfllltl" H~ T._e ·Doily Sentinel I We Give A Poir Of Robin Hood -BABY SHQE$ 1")1.1 .SHOE lOX TO THE lillST . ._... FllST I.MY .-: ' 1957 OUR GIFT ' Q'll ~"' FIR$T IA'Y QF •. c..ler Of Vpper Bloek l'OMI!ROY • Pomeroy Coarl SL Poll Parrot Baby Shoes A $10 SAVI ' TO THE FIRST BABY OF 1957 Fram $5.00 Certificate Spring Hill Dairy .Middleport, Ohio We Will Stert OF· 1957 ' 'Baby Ring and Bractdet IS THE GIFT C. F. WI!JIS, Owner Area's "Miss or Mr." • - A Roush's Shoe Store Our Gift To The I DEALI!Il STORE .Middleport, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio BABY SHOES MIDDLEPORT, OHIO •·. B•ow.,.s Stark's Drug Store With Hones Heod with Podded Plastic Lining ' FURNIT~RE BAKER Folding A YEAR'S SUPPLY OF To The First Boby Of 1957 \- -lin olACt,.lor to• ..~ lho,. ....... , ... ktld ~.... ,., the d1~s oJ' tht coming yeer brl•a ed at discretion of tootett tommltlet. BABY AUTO CHAIR Of 1957 GIFT 1957. In eue of a tie, award will he' dlllrfiodo Our FIRST BABY r I Pot •.,, 'ft'll• t wtat- 6th, A NURSERY LAMP and LITE To The -- Chri.&tmu. and • New Year CO..OP MEIGS CO. I Formerly I fled. In wrUten statement by atten41ng ph:yslo~~~~ 4. Applleationo mall he llled In this olflee by Will Receive JACKSONVILLE, Fla.--Geora:ia Tech, convert.ing· two Pittsburg~ In Pall Colon ., of this area. l. Exact time of birth mut be Is A IAIY BUNTING the annual Shrlne clasalc bef.ue 61,000 fou1bell fans'. z. Parenlll mu&l he l'tllll!oilf! OF 1957 19Jl Is . IS OUR GIFT NEW YORK .CLOTHIIG HOUSE The Storm KlnJ Mountain~ handpainted in fall colors b) Mother Natur~ a1 for anolher yt'llr you sal h1 on the Army foothill\ t~am . Thl'n off to the Olympics . The exl.cltment of the games at Melbourne. Bull session~ with Dob Riehards. Paul Anderson and rounlleu otlter athletes. The funzy of the various lnternntnnal dtsror!'llt. Llatettlbl to the radio from ho•n(' 111 Pntterson kept his sum· mPrtime Jlledit to flatten ancient Arrhle. Cold d!IYI and bot one~ and then thf" clo•lng cerernonlea. Rr.union in San Franelseo ~llh O'Brien and many of . Melbourne .!J"o l<>_on,n writ· Wharf 11nd carpet into he bono In lhlo area Gift BABY BLANKET SAN ntANCISCO -John Brodie of Stanford led the- West to an upset ?-6 victory {)Ver tbe East in -Pick-up and Delivery ........ KI!AD these simple ruleo: THE LUCKY BABY To "Mr." or "Miss" A Beautiful Large wu N SERVICE RULES: .. """":, · - r t1n41ut JuJ¥. She'•. 82,001)-.tonner, ill 621 tt;el m.c. hullandll . : e ll OUR GIFT ·Of The New Year 110011 For Your Convenience ' 'ftS" - FIRST BABY ~ ' 108 Court St., Pomeroy . . . . Phone 383-X ihd ond Moin, Middleport . Phone 6204-X __,_ Parents of.children born in the above boundaries after midnight, Dec. 31, 1956, ore asked to sen(:! their nome, addresses ond doctor's report, to The Doily Sentinel not later than Jon. 6, 1957. ,Hfl Weekend Sports Summary T0day Sp0r Spara de • Are offered by the merchants listed On this page. They go to the first baby born in Meigs County or in boundaries of West Columbia, Clifton, Mason, New Hoven, Hartford, and Letart, W. Vo., in the new year. COLLINS JEWELRY ' . .. 25-ycar-old Fullmer of West .Jar· Casares, the league's leading dan, Utah. is favored at ~5 to rusher, gat only Chicago touchMONTGOMERY, A,la. - Led by wrest the 160-pound ehampaonshlp down on nine-yard run after tac- the pulverzing rushes o£ D o n d It h 8 from Sugar Ray , who a m d s th c k\e John Mellekas recovt:'red Tun- Viele of Obio St,ate. the North de' Kal Hind,, Mo,na~ ' . . 1 "'' lost some or the spee a1 nrll's fumhle of a punt on the New feated the South, 14-0, in the ..-19th 3ot W. Second St. -l'b"""' li.'IZ, P~.. . , ·: " once lifted him to the plateau 0 York 25. But w~s~r's one-yard annual Bl11e-Gray Game. Houl'a: Mml.-Fri. 9~5; Sat. s~U-Opf!-n '"'"'"" b,u apjol~t all -lime ring ).(re ats. ~ 1110d1 to r.tld . . h of 11elllby town• · plunge climaxed a 72-yard drive ADm.AIDE.~ralla _ :tfcn Muscular, bull·nccked Gene was and when 'Ray Beck blocked Ed ftosewaU lost his amatr.ur statusUu> be~ting favul'ite lOili. before Bro~n's end zone puot, Henry but gained $65,000 by signing to young Floyd Plltll'rson registered -the fight gnme·~ most.memorable Moore pounced on the I;Jall for a play professionally with Jack 1·1·,. ..• 1·,., 01·,•. • ~>uul Hornung passed virtuo' of 11 ngl!'-over yon lh . bY touchdown and a 34-1 halftime Kram·er'a tennis troupe. Sunday for the E.: ..t's tmJch(tnwn but then Moore for the \'nra 11 t heovweJght lead. Conea·ly's !hort scoring puses to NEW YOI{K, N Y.-The New n11·ssed thr :-xtra point. d ooo'"ll on Nev. 30. Don Vi1 ic- uf Ohio State groun " Kyle ,R ote and Frank Gifford in York Qi4nh sWamped the Chicago · d' . ,.. , 1, 14,000 .... n .. . out 11 2 vards rushing in lea mg rr t~ ~~~cond qalf completed one ot I,..,, 4"1-7, to culminate an 18• 1 th. Altho ug h Wel. ll1 "811 ~ ,.·..- 1"'-raund· Chicago's worst defeat:l. year quest for another National tbi! North to its victory n e " a~ " " Hluc Gray game. er wus postponed !rom its origiFootball League champienship. - - -uul Dec. 12th dat~ by Robimnm's 1 t ;lii<H' k uf v.rus, promoter Jim NEW YORK, N.Y. -The Knlek$ No rris l'XJIC('I~ at least 14,000 fans erbockers pla~ed Jim Baechtold By OSCAR FRALEY 10 pnwidC' a g;d,e o[ at least $150.on the inactive list and Togo PaW"kencl Sporhl SumrMry United Preu Sporh Writer OfJU. Tickrt s nmge from $4 to $30. Iu:z1 wb aold to the Syracuse Nats ay UNITID PRUS NEW YOII.K Ul' One last Norris fi gurt'~ I hat a capacity by Boston In National Basketball s.turcr.y look \,;lrk Imlay, lJt'ft~re lonllint.( , HUlOO fam; wuuld mt'H il $225.000. Association' player shifts. Moy rho New Yoor'bettow vp'< CHICAGO - AU·Time Chicago ahead . with wmc pN~unal mt' l\ltl· I Tht· fight ;_viii ht' lt•levlsl'<d and Bur rrtar Sid Lu~kman decUned BOCA RATON, Fla.-Sam Snead ri('s of til£' 1\156 "port <:_ ,yt•ar U!·o;ukn~t n;t \wn :\1 1)' by ABC :"t 10 ~ou 01\ abundonee,, of,~; Almo ~t a year ago .. 11 s hel'n 1 p.m. gsT. \JnWl'VN . tht·r(' wtl1 be with "thank•" 1 full lbare of play won Mth the open and pro amarho bett lhlngo that lllp si nce \·ou ~at in Hw o·rh•linJ,: r~ft · a 'IV hlackrJUL in I he No?w Yr)rk off money oUered bl.llli by bb for- teur divisions of the first Boca 1 mer team. Raton Golf Tournament. C'l"'.'l of.Madison Sttuarr t;an!Pn ;mel , nnrl Philadelphia a r(':ts. • hoo to ofltt watehrtl Parry O'Bri t• n \w('otnt' Fullmer is favored because he ARCADIA. · Calif. Bien HGst NEW ORLEANS-Dave sJmt of good hohh, much fiappl~­ the n rst man· to hM'D \'1' lh1• shut i~ a ruggrd young ''comer'' meet· achieved 11 photo finish victory Duke equalled the wMld rHOrd of 61 feet 11 was first of mrmy r£>c- ing a fading champion. Gene, who cnd many good lrlenflt. ; ords. Wfl~ namc 1J aflrr Ge11e ·runney, over Terrang in the $30,200 MaUbu 10.2 8eeonds for the 100-meter dash in the Sugar Bowl track One of the firs\ ('llm t' in the bPrarnc challenger on M.11y 25 by Stat.ea race. ~=~~-----:~-;;.;;...,;,~-~-~-"':.0~.:,.;;.;;;;;;.;...;;;;;_,.-;;;;;11 courts, w lth Wes San\ ce u ppC' ali n I! ' nul pointing Chnrle y Hu mez of 'MIAMI, Fla.-Gban Fleet tame meet. f· ' hi~ sus pe nsion. Tht·n tlw <:arden FrRncc, middleweight rhamploll from out of nowhere tG "steal" N!EW ORLF..ANS - Tom Brown il •'ai n and Loulsvillf' s lopp ln)( Oa~·- of EuropP. the $10,()00-added Alligator H!mdl- Jr., of San Francisco won the su,.. to'n iu th(' NIT b:H:•hlhull f1na\ Fullm.r Never Sk:oppad ' 'l eap at Tropical Park. ar Bowl tennis touranment. • The old tln·l\ 1 at the opcninj,( of Such 11 lt•an-Hving Mormo n that the !"lll.lll'hall sf'l\~On, ami a winrh· he i~ called "The Deacnn." FullE-VANSVII.JLE, lnd.-MieillsipH:III'IIS 'fiNIH) rtay in Mnnhattan hold whl'n 1 mer oe\ler was sloppe d in llls 40 p1 State, a finalist in the :&:vansBROCKTON, Mals. _ (UP) _ "mE STORE FOB Rocky Marlciano me1 Yfl\! In thr fi{l hts, nnd he was fl om·ed but ville Invitational Tournament with· Pollee are looklnK for ·• dwarf, a lobby And popped tht' (\d ail~ of once, by Bobby_ Boyd . He Js alfawn and a trog on a toadstool. .MEN and BOYS" his tf'lircmi~n \. • ways moving, lrke Rocky Mar- who &till it employed at the big William Brennan reported tfleae Ben Hovan Wllh ci nano-alwa:y s npplyiug the ~tres· Opan-Cllt copper mlne In &in&- chlnla fiaurlnes mllllling .tram bll Pomeniy, Obi• The hea t at Rochf'Rirr, untlf'r sure, although h e lark! Mar· ham, UtaJt-near West JDrdaiL In- backyard. which even nen Hogan >~~llted and cia.no's punch. In the past. Ro.bi~ cidentaUy, Gene still haa his tard I ~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;..iio;;...;;;;;;;;;;;;;;O:::"::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;,;;;.;;;;;..._;,.,:;i blew a two-Fonl puU and whDt l aon has beeo bothered by f~n 1.1 ID IJ»HHAUca welder at the l• ~ · would have bct'n a rN•onl fifth ' wilh a pressing style-like ·MarlY copper mine. .,.~ u. S. Open. while Gary Middlcroff Servo, Jake Lamotta and a.l'Ph . At a professional, he w~n nand . chewed bla nails and hunt~: on for Tiger Jones. . • -~ lost tluee or his 40 f1ght1. AI· the victory. Playing the rollin~ Fullmer has boen tossing letth- thouah not an explosive puneber -\\114,. _ ·~ acre~ at canton. Maas. , wilh Tom· er since the age o( six, when pr es· 1Ut"hRIoblnaon, he 's.topped 20-balf «..fM.., my Bolt and then watchinl!: him ented with his fir$t box:lng g1oves o1 1 opponen1s. me o 1 111em 1!1blow. but good, as Jackie Burke by hi~ father, I.awrence "1'uff"- collaspaed from the relentleaa atwon the PGA. 1 well known Utah street-fighter, tack aDd ihe ~1 blowa. Floyd Pattenon stttlnl! In a tiny Jllll pvo 111 a eall al one ol oar IWldy bn~~<h offleea In t'lr~:sslng room at his ('amp and {)t"I'll knork out Archie p.,.....,). or Mld.dleporl and yoa wiU experience prompl rlaring Moore." Pbll Riaa:uto's dantrt-eyed n•Ailzatlon that he was through after t& years as a Ynnkre and (l'omeroJ otf1ce O'Donnetra Dr)' CIUDers) more tears, happy one~ this lime, aa Shirley Fry took the U. S. Ten· • nis crown. The world Sertea. hiilh lighted In the sood old luhloned by Don t.ar~en's breath-eakinl! perfect n~hltter and the memo· 1plrit ol yesteryear, we with 1111.- •II JOS doyiO/IAI N1w Y1411' 6f des of the heroics of old Sal MaR· wlr• lot4lr~. lulpplnm ollll P~P*'il1 you the merrieat kind of a Ue and the heart-break of Don Newcombe . ..A~ lot '/(IU 11114 '1'1"' tomlly. ...,_,._ ... ·' .~ GIFT'S _ FOR THE BEND'S MR OR MISS of 1957 NEW YORK ~ - Thl' t;~ew York Giants, bustinJ Uat> l • National "Football ~M~.ue l" ~n . ~oJUblp since 1938. today noufied their 1~7 rivals that they won't stand pat witb th.e squad that handed the proud Chicago Bears Lheir worst piaylJU !14:-(eat. The GianU humiliated the fa· vored Bears, 41-7, Sunday before 56 836 ebilled Yankee Stadium fans ar:;d millWn• o( warm television viewers. Tbe Giaa.U wore sneak· ers Oil the Eroum tud: i.n t.ll.rottling the team that led the le:~&ue In scOJ:in& thil seaSOil. TraJior run the w1t1l Traylor of Oran.. Fan• Prot.~ot At Mlami, the crowd ia expected to fallll.OOO to a,ooo lhort of capacity .renecttng ' a n protest or a m.ateb between rather unglamor· O\ll teams. Colorado ?·2-1 attracted 1111Uonal respect this ye11r mostly SHE'S HAD IT . Ewine l'tlq!l!l 310-1 . ' ' ' . �. ._Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., Dee. 31, 1956 ...,. -·.. . .- ---- - -- • ,.. . .,... . . Seven Bowl Games On Tap For Fans New Ye Iowa Favored By Eight Points Over Oregon In The Rose Bowl . ,...._- Giants Humiliate Bears By 47~7In Pro Title Contest An Htimated 350,000 fans will of the CQUtm Bowl, where TCU to aeven bowll Tu~ ln and SyracU$11 fNture hlab«tane eolleg-: football'• annual Alute to of£eo!es. the New Year. · Bat!loOil. . . . Iowa, wllkh cOmpi]d u 8-1 rec· The top crowd of a'oout 100,000 ord dur inr: tiJe reauJ.u aason, b 1s expeeted in t h e Rose Bowl a 10lid choice to b e a t Oregon wbere Iowa is an eight-point fa. St.te 7-2.·1 despile uM fact u vorite to whip Orgeon State. Teo- won by only 14-13 tut October Detsee,_the Mtilln'~ second-ranked Tbe Hawll:eyf"s yielded a.a average team, ~ a 6~ -pmnt choice over of only one touchdown a pme and ' BaJI~ m tbe Suga~ Bo:-"1, Colo- shut out four opponents. A feature rado lll a. t!tne-p01nt pu:t over I Gf the game is es.pected ~ be the Cleii}aon m the Oran&e Bowl and play of rival ta.kles John 'Witte TCU a two - ~n-three point favaritt of Orgeon State and Al Karraa ol over Syracuse in the Cottoo JWwl Iowa. 'n!e fcur major bowl samea wlll A crGwd of about 81,000 at New be carried on 11ati.onal radio and Orleans will see Tenneuee to-otef~vb1on networks which should iivt &"Very AmericJll wlth enoqsh 0 a n d B~lor B-2 ill a rug11ed defen~ve tett. T b e Volunteert ttreDJlh to 1 e t out o f bed a also leature brilliant t a i 1 b a c 'k Cbanee to share ln tlle fun. Johnny Majora but Ba,-lor's powThe exPerts are predlctiD& low erful line baa held gpponenh to a .corina game• wlth tbe exeeptio.o 6.8 polnta a 1ame. Bobby noa ' t 1 ::~:':fn~d~Do:y:~I;e- condition. 1 ... ..,_ ........... ...,.._.... Sugar Ray w'}} Defend . ......•..-····-·,.,...... ~:!;~~:,:t~~S~~~~~i: Middleweiuht Title Wednesday ~ a ruult of a loll 2'M9 to Ole- ' lahoma • while. Clemson's record was 7·1·2 and t h e Tigers were soundly walloped by Miaml . Fla. It could turn uut to be a wbale of a 1ame il only becauae both (epms are so eager lo prove they .. really belong In I bowl In the !ll'll plBCe. Eastern preatige wll1 be at ' ' .r -· a team which was strong enough to employ hard-running Jim Swing ag a c1ecoy thla yc·a r. Syra'u'. I' Btl. II smarting over that • Orange Bowl loss tO' Alabama 6 1-v ond wsnr, to take it out In l. •o ~· on the Horned Frog• n"' le!lser bowls, George In 'hr '"' Washington 7·1·1 opposes 'J'exas western 9-1 in th(• Sun Bowl at El Paso, Tt.!X., West Texa~ 7·2 meets Mi~siss ipp\ Southern 7-1-1 . t h e 1'angcrme · Bow 1 a1 0 ran 1 d u, m Fin, 11nLI Texus Soulht1rn 6-1 plays · v·1 ew A&M 4-0 In tho •• ~,1 • P ru1re rie View BowI at Hnus on T ex. ' Bowl w.. k•nd St art ... 'I'll ' e k d" t I way ~a·:u~~l~y ww~c~n Gt·~r?giau~c:rh cleh~uk cl Pitt.~hur!-(h. 21-1 4, in the Ga tor Howl, l.he Nm·th topped the South, )4.-1) iu the HIUL'·Gruy gu ~ l' and the Wes.t upset th£> 1<-::ast, 7-6. Guorlo(iu Tech look advanllll!r. o{ eve ry lHt!Dk to prust'n\ coac h BubIn Dodd with a sixth strai ght IOCdt en,... bOwl vit•tory and hi s st'conrl con•ArCM CITJfMI ~;l'!· ulive one -touchdown win over Pitl<~burgh. The Panthers outrn~hed Georgia Tccb, 246-162 and outpa~sed it, 67-4!5 yards, but the Enlllinellrs Intercepted two pasl!es untl f{'COVI'red two fumble s. Where Your Confidence Johnny Brodie's 28-yard pass to Is JU!illfled Pete O'Garro plus Dcon Derby's MilD St. Pomeroy convert~lon provided the West with J .' ' ' ' Plwlll bJo' HAPPY HEW YEARI Pee Wee Reese, captain of baseb&ll'a Broaki ]yn Dodgers, whose World Series defeat htst October broughl anguished cries of "Wait till next year!", points a Hopeful Angel at his Big Ben and announce!! that •'next year.. is here at hutl With that, Pee Wee wishes everybody 1 happy 1961 · · · 1nd thd same to the Dod1ers. l ~ NF.W YORK, DOC. 29 UP_ Sug 1,;. nay Robinson, alS. but. still d h ddl e· cxplo:~ive. will defcn IS m1 G wei"hl crown agllinst young ene "' h t i<'u1lmcr a ht•adlong rus er, a · d Madi sHn Squat'(' Glltdcn W<" II ('S· day night in t I1e r·trs t t'll l (' f•ghl of 1957 _ In thi s !'IJ!IIl!st of agt~ vs yo uth , Defeme wOJI. the !int championship for Coach Jim Lee Howell. Key plllyers oo Ne• Yotk's defen· sivt unit SuadaY included end Andy RobusteiU, ~k Ed Hughes.. Uuebackrt! BW Svoboda and Harland Svare and tackle Dick Modzelewski. After fullback Mel Triplett car· r¥cl Umpire Sam Wll$0n and two Bean Into the end ~pe £or New York's first toucbdown. 'JI,obu&tel· Ib jarring tackle ~de Bear full· back kick Casares fumble aDd the Chicago Ul. Ben Agajanlan iolowed with his flrst field goal and the Bears never recovered. They bad to gamb~e after ...that, losing a bid for a first down on their 46 when Eml~n Tunnell dropped J. C. carutine on the Bear 43. The Giants. witb Cbarley Conerly repludng Don Heinrich at quarterback, scored in seven plays with Alex Webster plunging the last two yards. . ' '.f. ' DUKE . • To The u.m.IIHii In thowQl IJ. B. Navy, tho ~· . liWI. wl:ilre torchel make her a m'!DlDI')". 'DI4 OIDIII dnw-becaulf: t h e team's starting center opposing a Ne- ·' l[rO. \' fwpblea into toutbd.owns, beat the Panthers 21-14 in the Gator Bowl . CLEANERS J 't- 4/. Bossinette 4'"' js du~ ' J TS CEN • r richly rewarding lR all ol the· ~ lhlnp of llfe. ·Karr and Van Zllnclt rq~ Pll~t an4 lor ••4 til good chor. ,.Cadlllat.Oidsmoblle Deller W• .Malo Sl. Pomeroy -· ON THE tU~OR SALIS - H. & R. FIRESTONE BRIGHTEST CORNER To Tlie First Baby OfTheNewYear N. Se<9ad st. We Will Give A GOESSLER JEWELRY To,vord Milk From STORE ) TO THE FIRST ARRIVAL IN THE NEW YEAR The-Fi_,t IC!Iby Of 1957 IS A JQHNSON ond JOHNSON A Peir Of Qff tlf~t With . BABY KIT Hartley (t Bennett ACCQU~T SHOE STORE Pomeroy N1tk»acll Dnk IIWLAND - ~ ' TC) THE ...,,.,. r' P - y , Ohio .._. ft_ A FREE TRIP NOME FOR Mo\MA f$1' 1'~ l'int Baby ' . ., , .. ' . ', • .I ' Bora In The Arto In 1951 J. BABY OF 1957 IS A S~LVER BA.Y CUP --- ~·=::;-::.;:: - .,N COLLtMfllCealklute JEW~LRY "Where YE. Maill 81. Is Joolfllltl" H~ T._e ·Doily Sentinel I We Give A Poir Of Robin Hood -BABY SHQE$ 1")1.1 .SHOE lOX TO THE lillST . ._... FllST I.MY .-: ' 1957 OUR GIFT ' Q'll ~"' FIR$T IA'Y QF •. c..ler Of Vpper Bloek l'OMI!ROY • Pomeroy Coarl SL Poll Parrot Baby Shoes A $10 SAVI ' TO THE FIRST BABY OF 1957 Fram $5.00 Certificate Spring Hill Dairy .Middleport, Ohio We Will Stert OF· 1957 ' 'Baby Ring and Bractdet IS THE GIFT C. F. WI!JIS, Owner Area's "Miss or Mr." • - A Roush's Shoe Store Our Gift To The I DEALI!Il STORE .Middleport, Ohio Pomeroy, Ohio BABY SHOES MIDDLEPORT, OHIO •·. B•ow.,.s Stark's Drug Store With Hones Heod with Podded Plastic Lining ' FURNIT~RE BAKER Folding A YEAR'S SUPPLY OF To The First Boby Of 1957 \- -lin olACt,.lor to• ..~ lho,. ....... , ... ktld ~.... ,., the d1~s oJ' tht coming yeer brl•a ed at discretion of tootett tommltlet. BABY AUTO CHAIR Of 1957 GIFT 1957. In eue of a tie, award will he' dlllrfiodo Our FIRST BABY r I Pot •.,, 'ft'll• t wtat- 6th, A NURSERY LAMP and LITE To The -- Chri.&tmu. and • New Year CO..OP MEIGS CO. I Formerly I fled. In wrUten statement by atten41ng ph:yslo~~~~ 4. Applleationo mall he llled In this olflee by Will Receive JACKSONVILLE, Fla.--Geora:ia Tech, convert.ing· two Pittsburg~ In Pall Colon ., of this area. l. Exact time of birth mut be Is A IAIY BUNTING the annual Shrlne clasalc bef.ue 61,000 fou1bell fans'. z. Parenlll mu&l he l'tllll!oilf! OF 1957 19Jl Is . IS OUR GIFT NEW YORK .CLOTHIIG HOUSE The Storm KlnJ Mountain~ handpainted in fall colors b) Mother Natur~ a1 for anolher yt'llr you sal h1 on the Army foothill\ t~am . Thl'n off to the Olympics . The exl.cltment of the games at Melbourne. Bull session~ with Dob Riehards. Paul Anderson and rounlleu otlter athletes. The funzy of the various lnternntnnal dtsror!'llt. Llatettlbl to the radio from ho•n(' 111 Pntterson kept his sum· mPrtime Jlledit to flatten ancient Arrhle. Cold d!IYI and bot one~ and then thf" clo•lng cerernonlea. Rr.union in San Franelseo ~llh O'Brien and many of . Melbourne .!J"o l<>_on,n writ· Wharf 11nd carpet into he bono In lhlo area Gift BABY BLANKET SAN ntANCISCO -John Brodie of Stanford led the- West to an upset ?-6 victory {)Ver tbe East in -Pick-up and Delivery ........ KI!AD these simple ruleo: THE LUCKY BABY To "Mr." or "Miss" A Beautiful Large wu N SERVICE RULES: .. """":, · - r t1n41ut JuJ¥. She'•. 82,001)-.tonner, ill 621 tt;el m.c. hullandll . : e ll OUR GIFT ·Of The New Year 110011 For Your Convenience ' 'ftS" - FIRST BABY ~ ' 108 Court St., Pomeroy . . . . Phone 383-X ihd ond Moin, Middleport . Phone 6204-X __,_ Parents of.children born in the above boundaries after midnight, Dec. 31, 1956, ore asked to sen(:! their nome, addresses ond doctor's report, to The Doily Sentinel not later than Jon. 6, 1957. ,Hfl Weekend Sports Summary T0day Sp0r Spara de • Are offered by the merchants listed On this page. They go to the first baby born in Meigs County or in boundaries of West Columbia, Clifton, Mason, New Hoven, Hartford, and Letart, W. Vo., in the new year. COLLINS JEWELRY ' . .. 25-ycar-old Fullmer of West .Jar· Casares, the league's leading dan, Utah. is favored at ~5 to rusher, gat only Chicago touchMONTGOMERY, A,la. - Led by wrest the 160-pound ehampaonshlp down on nine-yard run after tac- the pulverzing rushes o£ D o n d It h 8 from Sugar Ray , who a m d s th c k\e John Mellekas recovt:'red Tun- Viele of Obio St,ate. the North de' Kal Hind,, Mo,na~ ' . . 1 "'' lost some or the spee a1 nrll's fumhle of a punt on the New feated the South, 14-0, in the ..-19th 3ot W. Second St. -l'b"""' li.'IZ, P~.. . , ·: " once lifted him to the plateau 0 York 25. But w~s~r's one-yard annual Bl11e-Gray Game. Houl'a: Mml.-Fri. 9~5; Sat. s~U-Opf!-n '"'"'"" b,u apjol~t all -lime ring ).(re ats. ~ 1110d1 to r.tld . . h of 11elllby town• · plunge climaxed a 72-yard drive ADm.AIDE.~ralla _ :tfcn Muscular, bull·nccked Gene was and when 'Ray Beck blocked Ed ftosewaU lost his amatr.ur statusUu> be~ting favul'ite lOili. before Bro~n's end zone puot, Henry but gained $65,000 by signing to young Floyd Plltll'rson registered -the fight gnme·~ most.memorable Moore pounced on the I;Jall for a play professionally with Jack 1·1·,. ..• 1·,., 01·,•. • ~>uul Hornung passed virtuo' of 11 ngl!'-over yon lh . bY touchdown and a 34-1 halftime Kram·er'a tennis troupe. Sunday for the E.: ..t's tmJch(tnwn but then Moore for the \'nra 11 t heovweJght lead. Conea·ly's !hort scoring puses to NEW YOI{K, N Y.-The New n11·ssed thr :-xtra point. d ooo'"ll on Nev. 30. Don Vi1 ic- uf Ohio State groun " Kyle ,R ote and Frank Gifford in York Qi4nh sWamped the Chicago · d' . ,.. , 1, 14,000 .... n .. . out 11 2 vards rushing in lea mg rr t~ ~~~cond qalf completed one ot I,..,, 4"1-7, to culminate an 18• 1 th. Altho ug h Wel. ll1 "811 ~ ,.·..- 1"'-raund· Chicago's worst defeat:l. year quest for another National tbi! North to its victory n e " a~ " " Hluc Gray game. er wus postponed !rom its origiFootball League champienship. - - -uul Dec. 12th dat~ by Robimnm's 1 t ;lii<H' k uf v.rus, promoter Jim NEW YORK, N.Y. -The Knlek$ No rris l'XJIC('I~ at least 14,000 fans erbockers pla~ed Jim Baechtold By OSCAR FRALEY 10 pnwidC' a g;d,e o[ at least $150.on the inactive list and Togo PaW"kencl Sporhl SumrMry United Preu Sporh Writer OfJU. Tickrt s nmge from $4 to $30. Iu:z1 wb aold to the Syracuse Nats ay UNITID PRUS NEW YOII.K Ul' One last Norris fi gurt'~ I hat a capacity by Boston In National Basketball s.turcr.y look \,;lrk Imlay, lJt'ft~re lonllint.( , HUlOO fam; wuuld mt'H il $225.000. Association' player shifts. Moy rho New Yoor'bettow vp'< CHICAGO - AU·Time Chicago ahead . with wmc pN~unal mt' l\ltl· I Tht· fight ;_viii ht' lt•levlsl'<d and Bur rrtar Sid Lu~kman decUned BOCA RATON, Fla.-Sam Snead ri('s of til£' 1\156 "port <:_ ,yt•ar U!·o;ukn~t n;t \wn :\1 1)' by ABC :"t 10 ~ou 01\ abundonee,, of,~; Almo ~t a year ago .. 11 s hel'n 1 p.m. gsT. \JnWl'VN . tht·r(' wtl1 be with "thank•" 1 full lbare of play won Mth the open and pro amarho bett lhlngo that lllp si nce \·ou ~at in Hw o·rh•linJ,: r~ft · a 'IV hlackrJUL in I he No?w Yr)rk off money oUered bl.llli by bb for- teur divisions of the first Boca 1 mer team. Raton Golf Tournament. C'l"'.'l of.Madison Sttuarr t;an!Pn ;mel , nnrl Philadelphia a r(':ts. • hoo to ofltt watehrtl Parry O'Bri t• n \w('otnt' Fullmer is favored because he ARCADIA. · Calif. Bien HGst NEW ORLEANS-Dave sJmt of good hohh, much fiappl~­ the n rst man· to hM'D \'1' lh1• shut i~ a ruggrd young ''comer'' meet· achieved 11 photo finish victory Duke equalled the wMld rHOrd of 61 feet 11 was first of mrmy r£>c- ing a fading champion. Gene, who cnd many good lrlenflt. ; ords. Wfl~ namc 1J aflrr Ge11e ·runney, over Terrang in the $30,200 MaUbu 10.2 8eeonds for the 100-meter dash in the Sugar Bowl track One of the firs\ ('llm t' in the bPrarnc challenger on M.11y 25 by Stat.ea race. ~=~~-----:~-;;.;;...,;,~-~-~-"':.0~.:,.;;.;;;;;;.;...;;;;;_,.-;;;;;11 courts, w lth Wes San\ ce u ppC' ali n I! ' nul pointing Chnrle y Hu mez of 'MIAMI, Fla.-Gban Fleet tame meet. f· ' hi~ sus pe nsion. Tht·n tlw <:arden FrRncc, middleweight rhamploll from out of nowhere tG "steal" N!EW ORLF..ANS - Tom Brown il •'ai n and Loulsvillf' s lopp ln)( Oa~·- of EuropP. the $10,()00-added Alligator H!mdl- Jr., of San Francisco won the su,.. to'n iu th(' NIT b:H:•hlhull f1na\ Fullm.r Never Sk:oppad ' 'l eap at Tropical Park. ar Bowl tennis touranment. • The old tln·l\ 1 at the opcninj,( of Such 11 lt•an-Hving Mormo n that the !"lll.lll'hall sf'l\~On, ami a winrh· he i~ called "The Deacnn." FullE-VANSVII.JLE, lnd.-MieillsipH:III'IIS 'fiNIH) rtay in Mnnhattan hold whl'n 1 mer oe\ler was sloppe d in llls 40 p1 State, a finalist in the :&:vansBROCKTON, Mals. _ (UP) _ "mE STORE FOB Rocky Marlciano me1 Yfl\! In thr fi{l hts, nnd he was fl om·ed but ville Invitational Tournament with· Pollee are looklnK for ·• dwarf, a lobby And popped tht' (\d ail~ of once, by Bobby_ Boyd . He Js alfawn and a trog on a toadstool. .MEN and BOYS" his tf'lircmi~n \. • ways moving, lrke Rocky Mar- who &till it employed at the big William Brennan reported tfleae Ben Hovan Wllh ci nano-alwa:y s npplyiug the ~tres· Opan-Cllt copper mlne In &in&- chlnla fiaurlnes mllllling .tram bll Pomeniy, Obi• The hea t at Rochf'Rirr, untlf'r sure, although h e lark! Mar· ham, UtaJt-near West JDrdaiL In- backyard. which even nen Hogan >~~llted and cia.no's punch. In the past. Ro.bi~ cidentaUy, Gene still haa his tard I ~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;..iio;;...;;;;;;;;;;;;;;O:::"::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;,;;;.;;;;;..._;,.,:;i blew a two-Fonl puU and whDt l aon has beeo bothered by f~n 1.1 ID IJ»HHAUca welder at the l• ~ · would have bct'n a rN•onl fifth ' wilh a pressing style-like ·MarlY copper mine. .,.~ u. S. Open. while Gary Middlcroff Servo, Jake Lamotta and a.l'Ph . At a professional, he w~n nand . chewed bla nails and hunt~: on for Tiger Jones. . • -~ lost tluee or his 40 f1ght1. AI· the victory. Playing the rollin~ Fullmer has boen tossing letth- thouah not an explosive puneber -\\114,. _ ·~ acre~ at canton. Maas. , wilh Tom· er since the age o( six, when pr es· 1Ut"hRIoblnaon, he 's.topped 20-balf «..fM.., my Bolt and then watchinl!: him ented with his fir$t box:lng g1oves o1 1 opponen1s. me o 1 111em 1!1blow. but good, as Jackie Burke by hi~ father, I.awrence "1'uff"- collaspaed from the relentleaa atwon the PGA. 1 well known Utah street-fighter, tack aDd ihe ~1 blowa. Floyd Pattenon stttlnl! In a tiny Jllll pvo 111 a eall al one ol oar IWldy bn~~<h offleea In t'lr~:sslng room at his ('amp and {)t"I'll knork out Archie p.,.....,). or Mld.dleporl and yoa wiU experience prompl rlaring Moore." Pbll Riaa:uto's dantrt-eyed n•Ailzatlon that he was through after t& years as a Ynnkre and (l'omeroJ otf1ce O'Donnetra Dr)' CIUDers) more tears, happy one~ this lime, aa Shirley Fry took the U. S. Ten· • nis crown. The world Sertea. hiilh lighted In the sood old luhloned by Don t.ar~en's breath-eakinl! perfect n~hltter and the memo· 1plrit ol yesteryear, we with 1111.- •II JOS doyiO/IAI N1w Y1411' 6f des of the heroics of old Sal MaR· wlr• lot4lr~. lulpplnm ollll P~P*'il1 you the merrieat kind of a Ue and the heart-break of Don Newcombe . ..A~ lot '/(IU 11114 '1'1"' tomlly. ...,_,._ ... ·' .~ GIFT'S _ FOR THE BEND'S MR OR MISS of 1957 NEW YORK ~ - Thl' t;~ew York Giants, bustinJ Uat> l • National "Football ~M~.ue l" ~n . ~oJUblp since 1938. today noufied their 1~7 rivals that they won't stand pat witb th.e squad that handed the proud Chicago Bears Lheir worst piaylJU !14:-(eat. The GianU humiliated the fa· vored Bears, 41-7, Sunday before 56 836 ebilled Yankee Stadium fans ar:;d millWn• o( warm television viewers. Tbe Giaa.U wore sneak· ers Oil the Eroum tud: i.n t.ll.rottling the team that led the le:~&ue In scOJ:in& thil seaSOil. TraJior run the w1t1l Traylor of Oran.. Fan• Prot.~ot At Mlami, the crowd ia expected to fallll.OOO to a,ooo lhort of capacity .renecttng ' a n protest or a m.ateb between rather unglamor· O\ll teams. Colorado ?·2-1 attracted 1111Uonal respect this ye11r mostly SHE'S HAD IT . Ewine l'tlq!l!l 310-1 . ' ' ' . �•• •' WANT IDS • ..... 1 ~ per .,..d. ODt Ia_ . . llbnim c.b,;l.: GOc • 'eeGtl pt'C w::: for JDJ.,I1iona. three~ ~tlve· &pedU.~ne month for 215 1 cent~ per W"QQ'd. , Full rate or Z eomta per word ""''ll tM ellaq:td for z.dvertising If not paid .for before the 25tb ot. each month foUowina tneertton. ln'or, LQ A.ch·ertaSUI&-Should be reported. lmmedil~ly. The Dally Seutinel trill not be respousibl~ for more than one lncorreet In· aertlon. ClrG Gil' 'l'badb aud Special Nr.r Ucet of Enata prtatP.d at regu. ·..:.. lar clulifled nlet Obituaries pUIIIbed • 1 ceD\ per word. RACINE AMERICAN Legion meet.. Thursday Jan. 3. 12 Sl 3tp --=::-----:::-=-::::--:~;-::;:--;::;;;; BUY YOUR BALER TWINE NOW. Charge otr to thia year's buatneu. Black $8.75 • Prem· lum $8.GO. Good $8.93. Quantity dLJCOunt. Fulton ·Thompson Tractor Salea, Pomeroy. IJ)J ~ • • •• ;· 12-_1_7_·1_21<_ _ _ _ _ __ omplete WHDa.. .u.i.Gl"~ ..... n .... -• ud llrak• aen1ce. -S.ekett'• ....., Saf:etr Serrice. Welt IIIla Strtet. Pomeroy, Ohio. 1· IAYI DON'T YOU KNOW? Baki!r'• will give yuu the ~e!lt trado on furniture or apphan· 4-6 U ces.. • l.ost & Found '' LOST-EA~TERN ~TAR Past Ma· (6) tron PIN, Friday, Dec. 22. New, : - · in brown Collins' Jewelry Store ~ _. envelope. Phone Mrs. Virgil ~ Brown, 916-X. '' LEGA LNOTICE (201 Bust ness Services Roy Sider~. add ress unkaown, and Mrs. Roy Sider s. real name t,W. SEPTIC TANKS, CLSS POOLS and nol k.nown, address unknown, will coven, Fordoma ti(: and Con out houses cleant'd, cQm plete ln- take notice that Robert Coats, Adeatal trim. 51005 OO. Pomero)l stallalion free inspecti on, rea• ministrator nf t he estate of Edith 28 Motor Co. _ __::_ ('l!emlcal seniCf: Siders un t he 29th day 1 '<mabie ~ ~ ..' ' • --· i ,. ·--,_.. ~ ~. •• • •' l j : ~ '.. ' on~. 19M BUICK CEN'THRY 4 tlr. Riviera Sedan, Dynaflow drive , power 11 teering. fully cquiped $2 .59!i .OO. lUaettnar's, Pomeroy . 12 27 61c ·--:-::c - - - - - 19M BUICK srJOCIAL Dlx . 4 dr. Sedan Low mileage h)' one careful o~ncr. $1,69~.00. Blacltna r 's Pomeroy. 12 27 6te __ 1963 FORD CUSTOMLINt; 4 dr . Sedan. Fordomatle, extra good original fini sh . $1 ,095.00. Hhicttnar'a, Pomeroy. 12 27 6tc " ---- " •• ~. 1 .-- ·Pomeroy. - - - c----=cc= - - - a . WE BUY STRI>C fUOAL I B&AMI OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. Phone 510 Pomeroy ~;;;:;;:::.:,~~~~ ;--- - 1 in said real estate pursuant to the provision of Section 2127.08 of the Ohio Revised Cod~ for the PlY· ment of the d~bts 8nd charge& 11\lt forth herein and for other and further relict which he may be entitled . When Deuple suddenly face bereavemcnt the service of. a .tru_st worthy funeral d l!'ector I! indi&pens<tblt:. Thl'Y also welcome t!IC ~;l'::tmalion anJ counsel rccc1v· Trevey-Finsterwald funeral Heme lomnn s~Slon 12 27 Ole I 1 <•the : lli!1Jway , Tillie;; No OFFICE WORK MAX WARD Must have comple1e know ledge of procedure and policies of insurance clerical work . Personal interview can be obtained by phoning 425-X _ Ho6day! ..... . ... ..,..._ ... ...••• .::11":~· ·\ I ' ' ~ I - ~ -~ though ·' 1 ntwl ·, llll>nlctpol bookie~ Tile City· l'h<ot B&oi'go' to tile ~ . , · ~ ~iw ' York WN dlseovero<l tour centurlel ifo by a <tuple ot liNllttoi ...... ..._p.._ ~ ns•........ 11. -" Pomerow. Ohle ~ CONCRETI! BLOCKS or 246·X. ,..ulld.letter Per L..... 12 27 8te G. E. REUTER POMEROY trom Flo......,e, Italy, muned Verraoano. - GRUESER BLOCK CO. . , JOU, 3 Mile• North of Pameroy On Rt. 33. Call Wm. Orue11r, lock lprl...- Traffic lieaths usually go up during th hd.tdo.; seaso~. S >to protect yours< · ar. ·. yot : family, driv_e wit 1 c,.;.ir:l can. Don't be a hob~ da · victim - Obt/ tl traffic Jaws an .I li\·o t' enjoy tho New Year. tt!O, H•l.. TI'I~W\, iliii ,. , .. ililf' - • . .• • ··-v • ' ~to • ~ - nmiletb over. ~....... ·. . 1 Tou ..., ~Hnf to th~ old le~U4 that Ml.ft1!atton•• cab drivers or. I" Lam~ 3:!. MeiQdy 34 . Dlat1nt M. Newe1t 38. Oirl'a ~ nicknamP •• .. TO ANY OLD C4RDBOARo aox RJT OuT·· f '?? ··r\''-~ ' . .... '· . .'. ./' ·"'..: ' PubliJ.tll cu IJ public ~tn•ic. i" MOp• with 1'1le Adt.,rliMns Council: ~U~Jtinn 11 28 U IM ALL RISMT I DON'T NAill HOWCOlU I'" I'" ~ E ·" ~-· ·.r ~ I" I. ' 2. Patt or a cheer ' Ere• t . Commernt L: CHBT, Nl<OG · JHISHIEN, VHB Your Election l Laws 'lleted than the variou.& County Boards Of ElecUona and the Seeretary of State'g office muat turn theJr attentloi'f ~o the preparations for the next one. Work .ha.1 already -been started on tbe prepar· ation Of a "Candidate.. & Guide" for BY TSI;l W. BROWN the use ot persona ,seeking election sec ...te'rY of stae. in the so called Odd year. These · . .~ will be available within sootie~ne ~l~c~~n eom. apamphlets few weeks. 'l'f::o-!lOO/ GAI<s,t6& MAN! MY NEW IYOOO .SMKEi'J! SuT~E­ "llll~:; \<bu WA~ . (;WCK·" 111!11· .. f.IEXT STOP, "J1.1E DUMPS··· ,~~7, th~j~~~ of OhiO. W1n eleCfperaons .tO flU city, village towriship and school district· •of. fices, as ·well ae some member• of the State Board of Education. Every city in Ohio, other thanthose governed by . .a charter or one of the oplionahtatutory forms of government, will elect a -Mayor, members the City Council, a Treasurer, and a City Solicitor. rn addition many will elect Mun,lci· pal Court Judges . 1 or \ The electors of eat"h village, other than 1hose governed by , • charter, will e~ec ayor, a Cl4tk a Treasurer,. an Member-"' : of Council. Some · agea may, "however, have combiri.ed the of·flce of Clerk and Treasurer so tbat onlY one person will be etechfd to 1pel-form both functions. In addl~ion1 stftne village.'! will eleet a Board 01 . Trustees- ot· Public Affairs. I -~ r BACI' THt AnACK ON TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS! I ' I" mF lioW~ 1. Donkey ' Wi-lEN fT COMES """orm I'' MI.. I" .DoJt E ~ · · -~~:-;-. ;_..;,~ .,~-----:- By, Jifi'i& ,$lrfo ' SCIENTIOUS u Larr• s.,tu~'' Cr~·ptoquoU: WE ARE ALL DEPENDENT ON ONE ANOT~EA.'!" EVERY SOUL OF US ON EARTHSHAW. th~ llr4eat, oourest aulolsto In the WOrl""-but In tU 1G monlhlo tndlnC ~r eent Of the I.C<lldenll :here (the· 1.t,df~ . oed<lentl> Involved· •••--...ct."""' aro leu than ll 000 In -~ -- _ ~CY~e&i a mar)ttt ~r the ~c;4i~{,Jj_ ~o "f'i-IE BQv6 ARE, OI-I,S9 CON- 4,!S. Born '" ..& 89. Stare in IMec!t Jift t J . Pointed arch t3. Girl'• naine 47. Of the •"r U . Tttle ol re,apect . ( .1 U . Tendent J , so. Modtnu · C'Oior ~- ~: · 44. Sea tallle IH£YON NLKN CBVEUCC VGPGE SKUTGM Be FGN-JGTUK NLKZNOE ill lfoVembert nearl)'. 82 I ror sCore U . AnaeJ keep' deaplto Ill 1loaDe1101, ~ b<lnf W OAiallgle~ · ever, be tntormed that tbia ytal tbe ti'a.trfC courta -he,. wm ha COU!!~ted about $12 lnllllon. This Is $3 lniUion mono thu In 19~~ b!elU401 ,llt'lt!lltt taa''Of'lbl!tt: ; • ~~ WOft<l)' lfiUv ll· chlo Engl8o4 ~ New Year'a to otcar Ill O'N.W's Jfooo /or Ill< Mlsbrgotttll, )ly By CHESTER GllULD Sl . Ch•r~a CKr.f • ,: 'f..~ l'OWIE INTERESTED flo 11ow Now. York man.,b-to i: DICK TRACY . . • 25 . Rellglou.., rnu.lcal work ....., ..,., .t....... .4. Cryptorram Quot•tlon : • ··~ --~ I Eng) 39. Man·• nanfe til Declare A.Xl'DLB.t.AXR .. pre -~filet t~t .n.6p ., L~ lltfr 1ht~ aple\dtd WOrJC !" ~'¥.._.t~IJI,1f!iltJt,A t Bob, ·tlfl'/i l .~lli't iililit up.tmy, !111114, .ll!tM"""'_,8.11.; • ~ridll """"'''~ 1111onnoinci II neommended "' one and < 28. R'p 11&11\ un1t Ia LdNOFJ:LLOW , Ont leutr Sl.mpty at~nde tor another. ln thl.l aampli A t. Uied t6r the three L'l. X for the two O"a, etc. Sln&le letten, •Pb•· trOPhf"a, th~ ltnJ{h ahd formation of the \"!')nil are all hlnti. Each day the code letiert are different. ~.1'~'~~1f0 ~·!' ~·t to~ · )1a~t ·Awar4 ' nomloattondurklni 1fi 1 f(lrij •um DAILY CR\'l'TOQUOTE - Here's how ta work ll: tJ. ,' 37 Graze cagf' 20. Speak 21 . A blUe 24 . "From 23. Weft I • 'I.Tou~ 1. J know I'm "I' 914 dally-double pt•yer, but I llrklled a rt<tnU)> : whel1 tht mail J)r(rugbt me advertlaing Utera~~ ~e~· Cenit oU .&bat ''aivea. a .hoht:. IMiance and aplrlt ~ ~P-~t J4;• tt, about tim~~ we called a 1!'11 jli,~:i: ~lllf Alrbt. ' dyb tu.,.t il:~ ~ iill~li ~ J ~ ·~, m q (lhe'C l l\ll.rrt14 to t ""'~ In llOO,OOO I J}ome in MemphlS). b · ~ ali ~ · 'I PfttQ' irch, AI Oiw!'Y> she li h~~j9 J!iO~ iii. itit r ·doubt llilot mw4• 1~J>O'an.o.o •werlt 11>~4¥!1 Ill llbileliitll!iui\C ami 1110t Jot~ tor ••-IIi., 18. Eleqn or ·l 8. Oolf llnkt 11 . Some S. Rf&Jom In 1!!c'J ~ Perh'P• fll01'9 ll»po~~ Il(ollivt Uit ltll1ol I'OIIon dmed .the ""nmcb .'m' wae tnientW laen; t · • · 3~ For·elell 19. S mrl c 22. Ar•ln•t <prefllC) . . ··'• 11. St it('"h US . Mall kUna 17. Halt an em •· porrlliJt rum9• lllat-lllt 4111 world'o ,' f:m1 l4 F.:mbelhth r•tive f~r w~ he~ here, on the preaen'. atte ot~ the Publtc·Libi'Clty. an4 c~ lslitfld waa tHe - . """' 1111 101J<1r co- ~ 111 .4e~ul ·= ATIO.WI • • l :> Dl!l£"rl'-'f . '· I .·~w.ts ST.\RTLED, . ... you mayaot bf;:li! It~' ~ ----,-=-------DPlltll J', In MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 6136-M P>IONES 6311 _ th• Wt·hs1.cr & Fult r., Attorneys ror Administrator. 02) 24 ,31 n ), 7. 14. 21 , 28, 6tc IIOUI.l ~ • '\., FORMER SWEET U'L HOME-·v - - - Robert Coat:;;, Administrator of the Estate o f Edith Siden, LiccPa!'led. Real Estate Broker I'ERSUN FOR INSURANCE · The persons first above mentioned will further take notice that they have bJn made partie& defendant to said pet ition and that they are required to answer the same on or before the 8th day of }<"ebruary, 1957. PEANUTS '~ ' TO n(REMAJNS d'IORE. of said petition Is I forThethe prayer sale of the entire interest SCRAP IRON- METAL$ . w _n h' (;Lrt F:..ur ,1 In addition they can secure qnu1· Dt·pt 4, Spr111gltdd, I'L'mW.. . : itv merchnndisr withouL Clltra12 ~8 .lte Dultcrnut Ave., · HE SI-'UNSilJ.Ll'; I'A HTY tu luh io'~=~~~~ owr low m o u thly jJ<I }lllt'ILl:s 0 11 ~.. - - - -. !ipiiH'l pLilnO C!IIL ht• ~('(' Ll ltL R d D wnin tim vic inity . Wn ll' ( 'rcdlt Ma na0 ney 0 ag ~er . P. o. Box 1253, Mansfu•ltl , INSURANCE AGENCY l,_;o~hi:;:o:;,.-------"12;.;;27;..;;:1.;.;.tc fire, Automobile, Health 1 ACCIDENT Life, C1sualty 111nd Bondt EXI'Imii\NCEII 111M Oldomoolle Sup4Jr "88"' 4dr. "''1 Motor Co vet .JEST CAifr(T CUNG the described real e&Late and above that Mrs. Roy Sidl'!r'l real name is unknown and has an in· cohoale right of dower In the in· terest of Roy Siders. --- MaLl OlLL' •·•rcular ~ at hnmc 011 l&aa STUDitllAXEll. 2 dr., V8 H:vdramatlc drive, heater, very clean, one owner, ttDO.rtO. Pome- • ' ' ~~~~;~~~~~~~~' i 6~X:. . . HolUd.ay sedan, power tleerma:. ' ROOMS, F URNfSIIF.D apartment with bath, 109 Union Ave ., or call 1.94-Y. Percy L. Peoples. 12 26 If .. The other day at a ce~lnOftY .fu.t ltulred 11.!11 ; ot departmental eommlaa!Onen, borouch ofl'lclal..ts and the like, New Yoi'k o1l'iclall7 Opened lt1 new lightlnl' •yatem on Third avenue. alter which the J»>lltlclans and newamea retired to a nearby dlocm where WeaUn(hoUN etc:eeuUves explained . proudly ta.t the raft"lsb oJ4 boulevArd now wu the lOilJ"eat ftUOrtS<:Mlt·JI(hteti at,.et. Jn the world. There are .seven and one-h!df rna. of IIIUOUSCCbt 1 lampa aiODg 'lbtrd now. Looi:a fell jau_y. 1 .1 . It an made one auddenl)r awite aratn ot the "1 existence of Third avenUe, whk:h aJmo•t Hemed to slump out ot •lrht alter the elevated trackt ;were tom down-and do you know what? The , N~to ·dfr' about' smell ~ beer Is gone. ln the daya of the El, ~ .•T,.ird ave11ue.j when sunlight rarely apiekle4 thtou'b ~e Iron. -~ __ work to the si<lewalkl. Third &Vfftue wu a teedy and .rundOY.'D old .atreet ••• always smeUlng of beer. Thi1 wu not on)y downtown in the BoweJy &rea, but all up arid dowJl the lane, aa fer north as T-orkvUle. Part of it wq becaUH there were IQ many bars and grills •prinkled atone Third, but the truth 11 tha.t many of theae rematn ••• "thO\l&"b the amen is ~e. , The alowly brightening look of the old highw•y, w1~.J.tll haaUJy.. erected new otrice buiJdinp and pneral 6lr of reno-waUba, Ia bearable-bu~ plert 1a something warm d.d oozy abOu;&. • ~t ameu.. fin&" of beer at ~U houn, and Do~· tha.t thJa: 111 I'Ofte.'"''bb11 aveJWe 11 jult ~!her ro,a<l. AU tbat Is left 1o East Utb ·-~ 'JIIoq Stealc Row,, when ~h~phousea opea their doors lD tht zp,oriltn,f to let out the foul air. And the dliappolntllll' trUth Ill "lhlt 4:Sth lllltlll ~rtort of whllky. _li:xpensive whllky. ._. W'OR~. LIL ABNER .. " 34 Rarl VOICf rl Ltm r tel"l YORK-'l'hlnp one Nt1!f YOrker thinks . /9 Stot ht 30 Rode nl ~ 2 Wing de\·u·e 10 Thin 1n P.u.c11rr ., U Half about: The petition further Sets forth that Roy Slrters is the owner of an undivided one-half interest in AUTO SALES -==·- - --· t2 DOG.OO. Blaettnar'a, Pomeroy. ' - METROPOLITAN TWO BEDHOOM FUHN ISIIEfJ APARTMENT. $35 .00 per month Main ::-,tre('l , Pomeroy . l'l!one 452 or 141 -J . 12 Z8 3tc 19&0 FORD V8 STATION WAGON. Fordomatlc, Jlaht blue tlnlsh. $1,1015.00. BlaettDir'a, Pomeroy. · 12 2'1 6lc ' l~Ott\E 631~X Ideal for ramily or dairy . r. . E . Reuter, Pomeroy . Phone Z46·X. 12 28 6tp 19116 BUICK CENTURY 2 dr. Riv~ Cpe. Power ateeting, dyn~­ • '· lera flow drJve. $2,79&.00. Blaettnar a .. NEW OF 21 ) ~ ., l l~~£ " N D~e mbn ~I I 112811 ~ ,, of &-lJ..d ( l?) Help Wanted .,... ' co. •• All J>ep- ciRCULATING iiEATER. ys with \ ' lll'111 1m (''t U i pmv nt ~· - -· .... u li \-\"am1n r t Lo ud ft OLie I Pbone .. _ ll·l.tf sedan, overdrive, radJo, ONE 4 ROOM APARTMENT. One 8 room house Newly decorated heatu, 1eat coven, dark 1reen Inside anrJ o~Jt . A. N. D• · n~:tl. flnlsb. $1145.00. Pomeroy Motor 11 J tf Co. 11 28 t.f Pnmeruy . -----103 CHEVttOLE·r, 4t \1:" ., 2 tone blue~ hniah, 1f~ ll'ries, ho~t.el", elean. $19P.OO. Pomeroy ·Mb.toa!. woMEN 1s- ~s~. to ADUHt~s ""I motor dece11~ed. I Dump . co50 C.fJEVROLET, -4 d;. '' and Truck. Good stC('l bed , practi· cally new holst, fair tires. Val ued at $MO.OO. GreaUy reduced for quirk cash sale. Call . 8131 I'Gr reDt--i:1ter&lt011 Laddera, or st:e Floyd Rummel, MmcrsJuUou1 JJoarda, UrOL- Cloth~~. ville. 12 31 3tp CUDtoD Flaher. KiddieLhlrt. " • • AcRoss 11=-or Sc.ie 11 f'ol INTERNATIONAL bea uti- DAJ L ·,- <:ROSS WORD s.[ - - -- - - - - 1941 p~!<t". By MR AND MRS. SMITH l Yrer ranc e B8 keys and leather strap. Call 805-M. Lo1t between Syrause and Second Ward Firehouse, Friday evenina: . 12 28 3tp ~ ~op . ~ THF. SMITH FAMILY 1956 flied his petl· f ul 3 tone gn::t·n fmi:,,h, white tJ c t.,nL~. <J ill c,·~~ pools gua.r- tion, aud t ht>rl'afttor fiJed . an wall tire s, low milea:;e, dynaa1:tL ·rd lor Ollt' ;,-('at S & H San· 1an1e ndment to the sud pelltlon, flow, radio, he ate r. $2295.00 . it an ~l· rncl'. Pnont" Jackson in the Probate l"ou r l w1thm and for Pomeroy Moto r Co. lL 28 Lf , 1075 Toll d1 111~('S ca ll collect. the Cou nty M ~h:1gs Jn d State of ~ - - --1 24 r ...u r sc'"viCf, no extn charge Ohio alleiir;: that th e. p~rao~l 1 J Auto ServiCe!!. up .o 50 ndcs. 11 .:JO lmoe . e state of ~a id decede nt 15 m :nzffl· 1 cient to pay her de bl.'l t~nd the C. B. BAWLING SONS CO. - M I IJ;-CK E:J, v·Jc:; ~-- w-~~b charges of administHing her eaaour Wrecker Service . Day >l • lrt .., b:J "'to·anur.,. Tr..taed Late ; th at she d1ed_ : . ew~d m fee t'tlon: 8227. Nla:bt Pbone 8009pat'~ . k. CUI.l..L"'Ib Jt:WZ. I aimple of •.t e und1v1ded one-_h.aU .C. 00DG&.PLYMOU1'H DEAL~l~S '' 1~~'~- . t-3-d interest in the follo~wg . described D& 3411 --~-'---- -- _ real estate situated m sa•d County, ---- - - - - - RADiu & T.I!:.L.t.YISlUh ~i!:fl.\IJt:l!. to-wit: 91 Phone 200. (.leland Appltaaee An undivided one-half interest POMERANLAN P'GPPY·s FOR Slur~. lll:l W· Mua St., romeroJ' in Lhe following real c&tate situat· SALE Mrs. J. H . Mil~..:hcll 680 S. Z..23-lf - - - - - ed in the County of Meigs. state Second Ave. Middleport, Ohio t''ORI!:MA."'- &. A!SHV'n 'l'..'V. s.ER- of Ohio and Town.ebip of Salis-Pho~e 6087-Y 12·31 -3tc VICF. All IJJ<~.k.e• Repaired. bJ Ez bury : pen l'ecnru• \anB. 1-'booe 8284 Y . . h lh like new Wddl 1 Beginnmg at a pomt w ere . e 1 60,000 BTU. Call 516-M or 9391. epor East line of 100 acre lot 330 10· 12 31 Jtc SAVE ON 'tOUH SH,.,.E t~pa.ir lt I tersect5 the center line of the -. - · Racine Shoe Sbop Township Road ;thence South 3 FIREWOOD FOR SALE ; See Wm. 11. SO tf degree West 303 feet ; thence Radford or Harold .Blackston. - - - - - - - - - - -Norlh 82 degree 11 teet W . 389 Rock Springs or phone 852-J . \ .i.U b , 1nSt.JrOr'K.It I feet; thence North 3 degr~ 49 11 14 lmo-p --::~--::=:=::::::---:-:::::= 1 feet Eaat 286 feet; thence North 8ames-S.Impeoo J.D.&ura..DCe A&~DCJ. 86 degree 29 feet East 397 fe_et BUILDING LOTS 8 or 10. One an Middleport. Fire • AufiOmobllo- to the East line of said lot 330 and , e!Clra fine If interested call Soru\s. Pbone 040--tl' point of beginnina: , containing 2.8 at the hom e of A. N. Bengel , -~---acresbelng 100 acreLot330Town Pomeroy l)n Annt' St. 12 26 6tc l'OMPLE'Il: lnsu,.•IJce Proteeuoc, l. Range 13 , Ohio Company's Pur· -F --R - · -~- - Ltfe, t\ulo, Fl.h, t'ttio. Call DOD cha-... I 4. or ent Mtllll, Middleport. (lhlo . c:-:=-:--:-:c=-=::-:That said det:edent was survived 5 ROOM HOUSE in ~ yr at:u~>e, gas. I h.cu I F store by lhe defendant, Roy Sidm, her electri.c and water , phone G07.X . -- ----surviving spm•ge. and the defend12 31 6tc HOUSE in Middleport, 8 ROOMS ants, Eva Thompz:.on, Gerald Jonea, and z BATHS. PrLce $2200.00 I Teresa Hawkins, her surviving chil SLEEPJNG..ROOMS, close in Lown , Terms if rlesired. Call 607~J. ! droo· that The Citizens National 127 Butternut. 12 29 12tc 12 27 3tp ) Bank, M!ddleport, Ohio, has a : 'ol reo' - t.Jt-c lJ·o.. ~· aliJJ.o~ .., "!iiiiir.l lien against said real estate: and ~teu.mcr . ~lii.LIOn I· - ~h .. r. M1n ~ that the Treasurer of Meigs Coun· Good Clean ,UepvB. f'h . tJ".:!t>fi·X l i ·l ·IL ty, Ohio, h:<~ a lien against .nid All Makes and Models real estate tor taxes. FRESH GUEltN:;iEY COW, n years. 1&55 BUl Ch., 4 dr hard ; - LOST - _O_N_E-cKE = Y ::-:: R::IN::G :;-:-w-;-ll;;:h--:; slx ~- ,6-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Dec. 31, 1956 l953 FORD, ' dr , love-ly •creau1 and bet&e. tust'-'mhne , va mot or tun viwr, :-ad1o, beater, se1t In the tqwnship two trustees will be eJected for a term of four years. In addJtion there ma' · be Constables f"leeted for two yiilr terma~ Justices of the Peace may also be elected ·in !Orne JustiCe CoUrt Districts. I NANCY �•• •' WANT IDS • ..... 1 ~ per .,..d. ODt Ia_ . . llbnim c.b,;l.: GOc • 'eeGtl pt'C w::: for JDJ.,I1iona. three~ ~tlve· &pedU.~ne month for 215 1 cent~ per W"QQ'd. , Full rate or Z eomta per word ""''ll tM ellaq:td for z.dvertising If not paid .for before the 25tb ot. each month foUowina tneertton. ln'or, LQ A.ch·ertaSUI&-Should be reported. lmmedil~ly. The Dally Seutinel trill not be respousibl~ for more than one lncorreet In· aertlon. ClrG Gil' 'l'badb aud Special Nr.r Ucet of Enata prtatP.d at regu. ·..:.. lar clulifled nlet Obituaries pUIIIbed • 1 ceD\ per word. RACINE AMERICAN Legion meet.. Thursday Jan. 3. 12 Sl 3tp --=::-----:::-=-::::--:~;-::;:--;::;;;; BUY YOUR BALER TWINE NOW. Charge otr to thia year's buatneu. Black $8.75 • Prem· lum $8.GO. Good $8.93. Quantity dLJCOunt. Fulton ·Thompson Tractor Salea, Pomeroy. IJ)J ~ • • •• ;· 12-_1_7_·1_21<_ _ _ _ _ __ omplete WHDa.. .u.i.Gl"~ ..... n .... -• ud llrak• aen1ce. -S.ekett'• ....., Saf:etr Serrice. Welt IIIla Strtet. Pomeroy, Ohio. 1· IAYI DON'T YOU KNOW? Baki!r'• will give yuu the ~e!lt trado on furniture or apphan· 4-6 U ces.. • l.ost & Found '' LOST-EA~TERN ~TAR Past Ma· (6) tron PIN, Friday, Dec. 22. New, : - · in brown Collins' Jewelry Store ~ _. envelope. Phone Mrs. Virgil ~ Brown, 916-X. '' LEGA LNOTICE (201 Bust ness Services Roy Sider~. add ress unkaown, and Mrs. Roy Sider s. real name t,W. SEPTIC TANKS, CLSS POOLS and nol k.nown, address unknown, will coven, Fordoma ti(: and Con out houses cleant'd, cQm plete ln- take notice that Robert Coats, Adeatal trim. 51005 OO. Pomero)l stallalion free inspecti on, rea• ministrator nf t he estate of Edith 28 Motor Co. _ __::_ ('l!emlcal seniCf: Siders un t he 29th day 1 '<mabie ~ ~ ..' ' • --· i ,. ·--,_.. ~ ~. •• • •' l j : ~ '.. ' on~. 19M BUICK CEN'THRY 4 tlr. Riviera Sedan, Dynaflow drive , power 11 teering. fully cquiped $2 .59!i .OO. lUaettnar's, Pomeroy . 12 27 61c ·--:-::c - - - - - 19M BUICK srJOCIAL Dlx . 4 dr. Sedan Low mileage h)' one careful o~ncr. $1,69~.00. Blacltna r 's Pomeroy. 12 27 6te __ 1963 FORD CUSTOMLINt; 4 dr . Sedan. Fordomatle, extra good original fini sh . $1 ,095.00. Hhicttnar'a, Pomeroy. 12 27 6tc " ---- " •• ~. 1 .-- ·Pomeroy. - - - c----=cc= - - - a . WE BUY STRI>C fUOAL I B&AMI OHIO VALLEY JUNK CO. Phone 510 Pomeroy ~;;;:;;:::.:,~~~~ ;--- - 1 in said real estate pursuant to the provision of Section 2127.08 of the Ohio Revised Cod~ for the PlY· ment of the d~bts 8nd charge& 11\lt forth herein and for other and further relict which he may be entitled . When Deuple suddenly face bereavemcnt the service of. a .tru_st worthy funeral d l!'ector I! indi&pens<tblt:. Thl'Y also welcome t!IC ~;l'::tmalion anJ counsel rccc1v· Trevey-Finsterwald funeral Heme lomnn s~Slon 12 27 Ole I 1 <•the : lli!1Jway , Tillie;; No OFFICE WORK MAX WARD Must have comple1e know ledge of procedure and policies of insurance clerical work . Personal interview can be obtained by phoning 425-X _ Ho6day! ..... . ... ..,..._ ... ...••• .::11":~· ·\ I ' ' ~ I - ~ -~ though ·' 1 ntwl ·, llll>nlctpol bookie~ Tile City· l'h<ot B&oi'go' to tile ~ . , · ~ ~iw ' York WN dlseovero<l tour centurlel ifo by a <tuple ot liNllttoi ...... ..._p.._ ~ ns•........ 11. -" Pomerow. Ohle ~ CONCRETI! BLOCKS or 246·X. ,..ulld.letter Per L..... 12 27 8te G. E. REUTER POMEROY trom Flo......,e, Italy, muned Verraoano. - GRUESER BLOCK CO. . , JOU, 3 Mile• North of Pameroy On Rt. 33. Call Wm. Orue11r, lock lprl...- Traffic lieaths usually go up during th hd.tdo.; seaso~. S >to protect yours< · ar. ·. yot : family, driv_e wit 1 c,.;.ir:l can. Don't be a hob~ da · victim - Obt/ tl traffic Jaws an .I li\·o t' enjoy tho New Year. tt!O, H•l.. TI'I~W\, iliii ,. , .. ililf' - • . .• • ··-v • ' ~to • ~ - nmiletb over. ~....... ·. . 1 Tou ..., ~Hnf to th~ old le~U4 that Ml.ft1!atton•• cab drivers or. I" Lam~ 3:!. MeiQdy 34 . Dlat1nt M. Newe1t 38. Oirl'a ~ nicknamP •• .. TO ANY OLD C4RDBOARo aox RJT OuT·· f '?? ··r\''-~ ' . .... '· . .'. ./' ·"'..: ' PubliJ.tll cu IJ public ~tn•ic. i" MOp• with 1'1le Adt.,rliMns Council: ~U~Jtinn 11 28 U IM ALL RISMT I DON'T NAill HOWCOlU I'" I'" ~ E ·" ~-· ·.r ~ I" I. ' 2. Patt or a cheer ' Ere• t . Commernt L: CHBT, Nl<OG · JHISHIEN, VHB Your Election l Laws 'lleted than the variou.& County Boards Of ElecUona and the Seeretary of State'g office muat turn theJr attentloi'f ~o the preparations for the next one. Work .ha.1 already -been started on tbe prepar· ation Of a "Candidate.. & Guide" for BY TSI;l W. BROWN the use ot persona ,seeking election sec ...te'rY of stae. in the so called Odd year. These · . .~ will be available within sootie~ne ~l~c~~n eom. apamphlets few weeks. 'l'f::o-!lOO/ GAI<s,t6& MAN! MY NEW IYOOO .SMKEi'J! SuT~E­ "llll~:; \<bu WA~ . (;WCK·" 111!11· .. f.IEXT STOP, "J1.1E DUMPS··· ,~~7, th~j~~~ of OhiO. W1n eleCfperaons .tO flU city, village towriship and school district· •of. fices, as ·well ae some member• of the State Board of Education. Every city in Ohio, other thanthose governed by . .a charter or one of the oplionahtatutory forms of government, will elect a -Mayor, members the City Council, a Treasurer, and a City Solicitor. rn addition many will elect Mun,lci· pal Court Judges . 1 or \ The electors of eat"h village, other than 1hose governed by , • charter, will e~ec ayor, a Cl4tk a Treasurer,. an Member-"' : of Council. Some · agea may, "however, have combiri.ed the of·flce of Clerk and Treasurer so tbat onlY one person will be etechfd to 1pel-form both functions. In addl~ion1 stftne village.'! will eleet a Board 01 . Trustees- ot· Public Affairs. I -~ r BACI' THt AnACK ON TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS! I ' I" mF lioW~ 1. Donkey ' Wi-lEN fT COMES """orm I'' MI.. I" .DoJt E ~ · · -~~:-;-. ;_..;,~ .,~-----:- By, Jifi'i& ,$lrfo ' SCIENTIOUS u Larr• s.,tu~'' Cr~·ptoquoU: WE ARE ALL DEPENDENT ON ONE ANOT~EA.'!" EVERY SOUL OF US ON EARTHSHAW. th~ llr4eat, oourest aulolsto In the WOrl""-but In tU 1G monlhlo tndlnC ~r eent Of the I.C<lldenll :here (the· 1.t,df~ . oed<lentl> Involved· •••--...ct."""' aro leu than ll 000 In -~ -- _ ~CY~e&i a mar)ttt ~r the ~c;4i~{,Jj_ ~o "f'i-IE BQv6 ARE, OI-I,S9 CON- 4,!S. Born '" ..& 89. Stare in IMec!t Jift t J . Pointed arch t3. Girl'• naine 47. Of the •"r U . Tttle ol re,apect . ( .1 U . Tendent J , so. Modtnu · C'Oior ~- ~: · 44. Sea tallle IH£YON NLKN CBVEUCC VGPGE SKUTGM Be FGN-JGTUK NLKZNOE ill lfoVembert nearl)'. 82 I ror sCore U . AnaeJ keep' deaplto Ill 1loaDe1101, ~ b<lnf W OAiallgle~ · ever, be tntormed that tbia ytal tbe ti'a.trfC courta -he,. wm ha COU!!~ted about $12 lnllllon. This Is $3 lniUion mono thu In 19~~ b!elU401 ,llt'lt!lltt taa''Of'lbl!tt: ; • ~~ WOft<l)' lfiUv ll· chlo Engl8o4 ~ New Year'a to otcar Ill O'N.W's Jfooo /or Ill< Mlsbrgotttll, )ly By CHESTER GllULD Sl . Ch•r~a CKr.f • ,: 'f..~ l'OWIE INTERESTED flo 11ow Now. York man.,b-to i: DICK TRACY . . • 25 . Rellglou.., rnu.lcal work ....., ..,., .t....... .4. Cryptorram Quot•tlon : • ··~ --~ I Eng) 39. Man·• nanfe til Declare A.Xl'DLB.t.AXR .. pre -~filet t~t .n.6p ., L~ lltfr 1ht~ aple\dtd WOrJC !" ~'¥.._.t~IJI,1f!iltJt,A t Bob, ·tlfl'/i l .~lli't iililit up.tmy, !111114, .ll!tM"""'_,8.11.; • ~ridll """"'''~ 1111onnoinci II neommended "' one and < 28. R'p 11&11\ un1t Ia LdNOFJ:LLOW , Ont leutr Sl.mpty at~nde tor another. ln thl.l aampli A t. Uied t6r the three L'l. X for the two O"a, etc. Sln&le letten, •Pb•· trOPhf"a, th~ ltnJ{h ahd formation of the \"!')nil are all hlnti. Each day the code letiert are different. ~.1'~'~~1f0 ~·!' ~·t to~ · )1a~t ·Awar4 ' nomloattondurklni 1fi 1 f(lrij •um DAILY CR\'l'TOQUOTE - Here's how ta work ll: tJ. ,' 37 Graze cagf' 20. Speak 21 . A blUe 24 . "From 23. Weft I • 'I.Tou~ 1. J know I'm "I' 914 dally-double pt•yer, but I llrklled a rt<tnU)> : whel1 tht mail J)r(rugbt me advertlaing Utera~~ ~e~· Cenit oU .&bat ''aivea. a .hoht:. IMiance and aplrlt ~ ~P-~t J4;• tt, about tim~~ we called a 1!'11 jli,~:i: ~lllf Alrbt. ' dyb tu.,.t il:~ ~ iill~li ~ J ~ ·~, m q (lhe'C l l\ll.rrt14 to t ""'~ In llOO,OOO I J}ome in MemphlS). b · ~ ali ~ · 'I PfttQ' irch, AI Oiw!'Y> she li h~~j9 J!iO~ iii. itit r ·doubt llilot mw4• 1~J>O'an.o.o •werlt 11>~4¥!1 Ill llbileliitll!iui\C ami 1110t Jot~ tor ••-IIi., 18. Eleqn or ·l 8. Oolf llnkt 11 . Some S. Rf&Jom In 1!!c'J ~ Perh'P• fll01'9 ll»po~~ Il(ollivt Uit ltll1ol I'OIIon dmed .the ""nmcb .'m' wae tnientW laen; t · • · 3~ For·elell 19. S mrl c 22. Ar•ln•t <prefllC) . . ··'• 11. St it('"h US . Mall kUna 17. Halt an em •· porrlliJt rum9• lllat-lllt 4111 world'o ,' f:m1 l4 F.:mbelhth r•tive f~r w~ he~ here, on the preaen'. atte ot~ the Publtc·Libi'Clty. an4 c~ lslitfld waa tHe - . """' 1111 101J<1r co- ~ 111 .4e~ul ·= ATIO.WI • • l :> Dl!l£"rl'-'f . '· I .·~w.ts ST.\RTLED, . ... you mayaot bf;:li! It~' ~ ----,-=-------DPlltll J', In MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 6136-M P>IONES 6311 _ th• Wt·hs1.cr & Fult r., Attorneys ror Administrator. 02) 24 ,31 n ), 7. 14. 21 , 28, 6tc IIOUI.l ~ • '\., FORMER SWEET U'L HOME-·v - - - Robert Coat:;;, Administrator of the Estate o f Edith Siden, LiccPa!'led. Real Estate Broker I'ERSUN FOR INSURANCE · The persons first above mentioned will further take notice that they have bJn made partie& defendant to said pet ition and that they are required to answer the same on or before the 8th day of }<"ebruary, 1957. PEANUTS '~ ' TO n(REMAJNS d'IORE. of said petition Is I forThethe prayer sale of the entire interest SCRAP IRON- METAL$ . w _n h' (;Lrt F:..ur ,1 In addition they can secure qnu1· Dt·pt 4, Spr111gltdd, I'L'mW.. . : itv merchnndisr withouL Clltra12 ~8 .lte Dultcrnut Ave., · HE SI-'UNSilJ.Ll'; I'A HTY tu luh io'~=~~~~ owr low m o u thly jJ<I }lllt'ILl:s 0 11 ~.. - - - -. !ipiiH'l pLilnO C!IIL ht• ~('(' Ll ltL R d D wnin tim vic inity . Wn ll' ( 'rcdlt Ma na0 ney 0 ag ~er . P. o. Box 1253, Mansfu•ltl , INSURANCE AGENCY l,_;o~hi:;:o:;,.-------"12;.;;27;..;;:1.;.;.tc fire, Automobile, Health 1 ACCIDENT Life, C1sualty 111nd Bondt EXI'Imii\NCEII 111M Oldomoolle Sup4Jr "88"' 4dr. "''1 Motor Co vet .JEST CAifr(T CUNG the described real e&Late and above that Mrs. Roy Sidl'!r'l real name is unknown and has an in· cohoale right of dower In the in· terest of Roy Siders. --- MaLl OlLL' •·•rcular ~ at hnmc 011 l&aa STUDitllAXEll. 2 dr., V8 H:vdramatlc drive, heater, very clean, one owner, ttDO.rtO. Pome- • ' ' ~~~~;~~~~~~~~' i 6~X:. . . HolUd.ay sedan, power tleerma:. ' ROOMS, F URNfSIIF.D apartment with bath, 109 Union Ave ., or call 1.94-Y. Percy L. Peoples. 12 26 If .. The other day at a ce~lnOftY .fu.t ltulred 11.!11 ; ot departmental eommlaa!Onen, borouch ofl'lclal..ts and the like, New Yoi'k o1l'iclall7 Opened lt1 new lightlnl' •yatem on Third avenue. alter which the J»>lltlclans and newamea retired to a nearby dlocm where WeaUn(hoUN etc:eeuUves explained . proudly ta.t the raft"lsb oJ4 boulevArd now wu the lOilJ"eat ftUOrtS<:Mlt·JI(hteti at,.et. Jn the world. There are .seven and one-h!df rna. of IIIUOUSCCbt 1 lampa aiODg 'lbtrd now. Looi:a fell jau_y. 1 .1 . It an made one auddenl)r awite aratn ot the "1 existence of Third avenUe, whk:h aJmo•t Hemed to slump out ot •lrht alter the elevated trackt ;were tom down-and do you know what? The , N~to ·dfr' about' smell ~ beer Is gone. ln the daya of the El, ~ .•T,.ird ave11ue.j when sunlight rarely apiekle4 thtou'b ~e Iron. -~ __ work to the si<lewalkl. Third &Vfftue wu a teedy and .rundOY.'D old .atreet ••• always smeUlng of beer. Thi1 wu not on)y downtown in the BoweJy &rea, but all up arid dowJl the lane, aa fer north as T-orkvUle. Part of it wq becaUH there were IQ many bars and grills •prinkled atone Third, but the truth 11 tha.t many of theae rematn ••• "thO\l&"b the amen is ~e. , The alowly brightening look of the old highw•y, w1~.J.tll haaUJy.. erected new otrice buiJdinp and pneral 6lr of reno-waUba, Ia bearable-bu~ plert 1a something warm d.d oozy abOu;&. • ~t ameu.. fin&" of beer at ~U houn, and Do~· tha.t thJa: 111 I'Ofte.'"''bb11 aveJWe 11 jult ~!her ro,a<l. AU tbat Is left 1o East Utb ·-~ 'JIIoq Stealc Row,, when ~h~phousea opea their doors lD tht zp,oriltn,f to let out the foul air. And the dliappolntllll' trUth Ill "lhlt 4:Sth lllltlll ~rtort of whllky. _li:xpensive whllky. ._. W'OR~. LIL ABNER .. " 34 Rarl VOICf rl Ltm r tel"l YORK-'l'hlnp one Nt1!f YOrker thinks . /9 Stot ht 30 Rode nl ~ 2 Wing de\·u·e 10 Thin 1n P.u.c11rr ., U Half about: The petition further Sets forth that Roy Slrters is the owner of an undivided one-half interest in AUTO SALES -==·- - --· t2 DOG.OO. Blaettnar'a, Pomeroy. ' - METROPOLITAN TWO BEDHOOM FUHN ISIIEfJ APARTMENT. $35 .00 per month Main ::-,tre('l , Pomeroy . l'l!one 452 or 141 -J . 12 Z8 3tc 19&0 FORD V8 STATION WAGON. Fordomatlc, Jlaht blue tlnlsh. $1,1015.00. BlaettDir'a, Pomeroy. · 12 2'1 6lc ' l~Ott\E 631~X Ideal for ramily or dairy . r. . E . Reuter, Pomeroy . Phone Z46·X. 12 28 6tp 19116 BUICK CENTURY 2 dr. Riv~ Cpe. Power ateeting, dyn~­ • '· lera flow drJve. $2,79&.00. Blaettnar a .. NEW OF 21 ) ~ ., l l~~£ " N D~e mbn ~I I 112811 ~ ,, of &-lJ..d ( l?) Help Wanted .,... ' co. •• All J>ep- ciRCULATING iiEATER. ys with \ ' lll'111 1m (''t U i pmv nt ~· - -· .... u li \-\"am1n r t Lo ud ft OLie I Pbone .. _ ll·l.tf sedan, overdrive, radJo, ONE 4 ROOM APARTMENT. One 8 room house Newly decorated heatu, 1eat coven, dark 1reen Inside anrJ o~Jt . A. N. D• · n~:tl. flnlsb. $1145.00. Pomeroy Motor 11 J tf Co. 11 28 t.f Pnmeruy . -----103 CHEVttOLE·r, 4t \1:" ., 2 tone blue~ hniah, 1f~ ll'ries, ho~t.el", elean. $19P.OO. Pomeroy ·Mb.toa!. woMEN 1s- ~s~. to ADUHt~s ""I motor dece11~ed. I Dump . co50 C.fJEVROLET, -4 d;. '' and Truck. Good stC('l bed , practi· cally new holst, fair tires. Val ued at $MO.OO. GreaUy reduced for quirk cash sale. Call . 8131 I'Gr reDt--i:1ter&lt011 Laddera, or st:e Floyd Rummel, MmcrsJuUou1 JJoarda, UrOL- Cloth~~. ville. 12 31 3tp CUDtoD Flaher. KiddieLhlrt. " • • AcRoss 11=-or Sc.ie 11 f'ol INTERNATIONAL bea uti- DAJ L ·,- <:ROSS WORD s.[ - - -- - - - - 1941 p~!<t". By MR AND MRS. SMITH l Yrer ranc e B8 keys and leather strap. Call 805-M. Lo1t between Syrause and Second Ward Firehouse, Friday evenina: . 12 28 3tp ~ ~op . ~ THF. SMITH FAMILY 1956 flied his petl· f ul 3 tone gn::t·n fmi:,,h, white tJ c t.,nL~. <J ill c,·~~ pools gua.r- tion, aud t ht>rl'afttor fiJed . an wall tire s, low milea:;e, dynaa1:tL ·rd lor Ollt' ;,-('at S & H San· 1an1e ndment to the sud pelltlon, flow, radio, he ate r. $2295.00 . it an ~l· rncl'. Pnont" Jackson in the Probate l"ou r l w1thm and for Pomeroy Moto r Co. lL 28 Lf , 1075 Toll d1 111~('S ca ll collect. the Cou nty M ~h:1gs Jn d State of ~ - - --1 24 r ...u r sc'"viCf, no extn charge Ohio alleiir;: that th e. p~rao~l 1 J Auto ServiCe!!. up .o 50 ndcs. 11 .:JO lmoe . e state of ~a id decede nt 15 m :nzffl· 1 cient to pay her de bl.'l t~nd the C. B. BAWLING SONS CO. - M I IJ;-CK E:J, v·Jc:; ~-- w-~~b charges of administHing her eaaour Wrecker Service . Day >l • lrt .., b:J "'to·anur.,. Tr..taed Late ; th at she d1ed_ : . ew~d m fee t'tlon: 8227. Nla:bt Pbone 8009pat'~ . k. CUI.l..L"'Ib Jt:WZ. I aimple of •.t e und1v1ded one-_h.aU .C. 00DG&.PLYMOU1'H DEAL~l~S '' 1~~'~- . t-3-d interest in the follo~wg . described D& 3411 --~-'---- -- _ real estate situated m sa•d County, ---- - - - - - RADiu & T.I!:.L.t.YISlUh ~i!:fl.\IJt:l!. to-wit: 91 Phone 200. (.leland Appltaaee An undivided one-half interest POMERANLAN P'GPPY·s FOR Slur~. lll:l W· Mua St., romeroJ' in Lhe following real c&tate situat· SALE Mrs. J. H . Mil~..:hcll 680 S. Z..23-lf - - - - - ed in the County of Meigs. state Second Ave. Middleport, Ohio t''ORI!:MA."'- &. A!SHV'n 'l'..'V. s.ER- of Ohio and Town.ebip of Salis-Pho~e 6087-Y 12·31 -3tc VICF. All IJJ<~.k.e• Repaired. bJ Ez bury : pen l'ecnru• \anB. 1-'booe 8284 Y . . h lh like new Wddl 1 Beginnmg at a pomt w ere . e 1 60,000 BTU. Call 516-M or 9391. epor East line of 100 acre lot 330 10· 12 31 Jtc SAVE ON 'tOUH SH,.,.E t~pa.ir lt I tersect5 the center line of the -. - · Racine Shoe Sbop Township Road ;thence South 3 FIREWOOD FOR SALE ; See Wm. 11. SO tf degree West 303 feet ; thence Radford or Harold .Blackston. - - - - - - - - - - -Norlh 82 degree 11 teet W . 389 Rock Springs or phone 852-J . \ .i.U b , 1nSt.JrOr'K.It I feet; thence North 3 degr~ 49 11 14 lmo-p --::~--::=:=::::::---:-:::::= 1 feet Eaat 286 feet; thence North 8ames-S.Impeoo J.D.&ura..DCe A&~DCJ. 86 degree 29 feet East 397 fe_et BUILDING LOTS 8 or 10. One an Middleport. Fire • AufiOmobllo- to the East line of said lot 330 and , e!Clra fine If interested call Soru\s. Pbone 040--tl' point of beginnina: , containing 2.8 at the hom e of A. N. Bengel , -~---acresbelng 100 acreLot330Town Pomeroy l)n Annt' St. 12 26 6tc l'OMPLE'Il: lnsu,.•IJce Proteeuoc, l. Range 13 , Ohio Company's Pur· -F --R - · -~- - Ltfe, t\ulo, Fl.h, t'ttio. Call DOD cha-... I 4. or ent Mtllll, Middleport. (lhlo . c:-:=-:--:-:c=-=::-:That said det:edent was survived 5 ROOM HOUSE in ~ yr at:u~>e, gas. I h.cu I F store by lhe defendant, Roy Sidm, her electri.c and water , phone G07.X . -- ----surviving spm•ge. and the defend12 31 6tc HOUSE in Middleport, 8 ROOMS ants, Eva Thompz:.on, Gerald Jonea, and z BATHS. PrLce $2200.00 I Teresa Hawkins, her surviving chil SLEEPJNG..ROOMS, close in Lown , Terms if rlesired. Call 607~J. ! droo· that The Citizens National 127 Butternut. 12 29 12tc 12 27 3tp ) Bank, M!ddleport, Ohio, has a : 'ol reo' - t.Jt-c lJ·o.. ~· aliJJ.o~ .., "!iiiiir.l lien against said real estate: and ~teu.mcr . ~lii.LIOn I· - ~h .. r. M1n ~ that the Treasurer of Meigs Coun· Good Clean ,UepvB. f'h . tJ".:!t>fi·X l i ·l ·IL ty, Ohio, h:<~ a lien against .nid All Makes and Models real estate tor taxes. FRESH GUEltN:;iEY COW, n years. 1&55 BUl Ch., 4 dr hard ; - LOST - _O_N_E-cKE = Y ::-:: R::IN::G :;-:-w-;-ll;;:h--:; slx ~- ,6-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0 ., Dec. 31, 1956 l953 FORD, ' dr , love-ly •creau1 and bet&e. tust'-'mhne , va mot or tun viwr, :-ad1o, beater, se1t In the tqwnship two trustees will be eJected for a term of four years. In addJtion there ma' · be Constables f"leeted for two yiilr terma~ Justices of the Peace may also be elected ·in !Orne JustiCe CoUrt Districts. I NANCY �. ~ . . , . .. ............ ~ ---~"' - . .. , . .... ..~ .... • • • . •• \ The Daih· Sentinel 8-Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, O., ,Dec. 31, 1956 • Texas Sat after spending a rear Lolli .S.ttom lr Mrs. Thunnan lebcock with Mr. and Mrs. Holcomb . He Mr. ud Mrs. William Stetbem .'ROPE TRICK'· STOPS HER FROM ENDING IT was a student in Albany High Sch· will celebrate the1r Golden Wed· ool. din~ at their borne Dec. JO with Mr. and Mrs. W. T.-5wetl Mr. house from 2 till 4 p.m. and Mrs. Walter Swett and Yvonne ~ friends may call. were Xmas guests of G. A. Rad· Nra. D. Rummager spent Christekin and family . !Qf With her daugther and family IIF. iDd Mn. G. D. Bush of Prunty Xmas guests in the Vale home Town, W. Va. were Mr. and Mrs. J . E. Radekin. Mn. J. E. Radekln l:euny Reynolds spent Christ· mu with his · parents Mr. and Mrs. WiUlam Reynolds of Pome The Woman Pays Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Babcock and MERIDEN, CONN - (UP) Bay spent Christmas Eve with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Rig&s of Athens. Chivalry got four young men into trouble. Police said the men Mrs. E. w. Holcomb entertained smashed pin ball machines ih a at Laurel Hall Thursday evening restaurant and took 2,000 nickels honoring his brother Joe McWhor· so a girl companion could pay a ter who returned to his home in bill. open I Eleanor Schaaf,_Middleport Society Editor, Phone 6079 Lucille Bearhs Hawkins, Pomeroy Society Editor, Phone 6244 I Engagement Plans Are Announced Middleport Society Mrs. Mary Fraser, Providence. Ky.. is visiting Mrs. Lillian McGhee. Mrs. James Harley, Mrs. Mar· garcl Davis and Holly Marlin, who spent Cltristmas with Dr. and Mrs. John Harley and 'family in Sprilll:· field. have returned to th&ir homes. Miss Heleri Beeson, ColumbuJ, will return to her home Tuesday aftPr a visit with Mn. W. H. Juhl· ing and other friends. .( M/Sgt and Mrs. William Welker • . I and two daughters, Roseville. lAjiOCD Lii\i A STiiR, an 1'3-..year-oid g;rl Ia hauled to safety frQm a cjltf ovc.l ila.no~~.:; :1 ~c::.c=; )·~~ Michigan, have been visiting ~r. J.hna. Peru. She ·Bald she waa disappointed In love ~d wantA!d to end It atl. Note one .of hc.r oh~, and Mrs. Charles Sauer and dau· f;ytns through the air. She stood on the olifhfor ~ hour, spurnli\s appeals of pollee and byslanA· ghter, Sally, Middleport, and rela· Cr::J. Then e,;ame the rope trick. flllfPrwrt :rJJO f1l So···~tfft1totqt· ~ lives in Pomeroy. SUIT FILED E. Hoback, Racine, plaln~fa, . ... t Mr. and Mrs. Wllllam Dlllard gainat Susie E, and William GabJ- • . 1 and family, Columbus, visited May· 1 An action to quiet title has been er, Long Botto111, defellduta. ~ • ' or and Mrs. C. 0. Fisher and falll· Mr. and Mrs. Pau1 T orr~nce of 1 •• • ' Columbus spent Christmas with uled m Meigs Common P1eaa court ster and Fultz are 1ttorneys for • , ily Sunday. · ' Mrs. Nellie Barsotti and her son, their parents Mr. and Mrs. Roland '>y J. Dwight Hoback and Sarah plaintiff. '. · Enzo, will leave this week on a Torrence. ---..,.-:--:-" business trip to Florida. Mr. and Mrs. James PIU'r of Mr. and Mn. Raymond Burne Coolville spent Christmas with her and daugther, Kathy, Covlngtoll\ parents Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Bragg. Ky., are visiting her mother, Mi-a. fir . . . ,,..... •llfrtlftten ....... ••••••••• ... Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Caldwell Minnie Gilmore. and Mrs. GeorJe spent Sunday with his ~other, Childs. ' Mrs. Lola Caldwell, Newark. Pauline z~.·kle and Cherole Mr. and Mrs. Tom· Barthelemy Blake, student nurses at Holzer and da.ughters of Dayton, Mr. and Hospital School of Nursing, Galli· Mrs. John Guinther of Chester, ., polis, are home for a week's boll· Mrs. Dorothy Robinson and ehil· Dispe'nser Box · day vacation. dren of Alfred, Mr. and MtJ, Or· . Willi ~ ' Fred 1. Gardner, pastor of tbe vii Watson of Sil\ler Ridge,_ Mr. M , e tal Cultw ·. Church of Christ, and Mrs. Gard· and Mrs. Walter Watson of J'ark· Tne engag ement and approachng marriage or Ur. llza Mylius, Por· son m law, Mr. and Mrs. John ner returned Friday night from a ersbtirg, Mr. and Mrs. Herold Wat· week's visit with their dau11hter, ta Allegre . Brazil, to Mr. Wayne Goett Jr. . son and family, Mr .and Mrs. Ev. B. Wood, son of Mr. and Mrs. c. Mrs. Robert Gr1mes and children Mrs. Bill Shoun, and family In eretf Watson and . fa~J~ii:V and Mr. L. wood, Hipley, w. va., has been ret~rn~d hom~ S~nday after a Johnson City, Tenn. and Mrs. William Watson and ba· Ole SW.· Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Koehler and by, lOcal, spent Sunday with Mrs . announced. The weeding will take VISit w1th relatives m Albany N. Y. 1 place early 111 the New Year and Mrs. Walter Kel.er and children three daughters, Nancy, Carol and Effie Watson. further details will uc announced left Sunday for their ho"?e: Mor· Connie, Bryan, Ohio, were recent • 1 Mr. and Mrs. Kejlneth Davidson guests of his mother Mrs. Lewis in the near future. , 1 gantown, W. Va .. after a v1s1t with ' " and• son and Miss Hazel Hoffman . . , Mrs. Bertha Alhs and Mrs. Mar· Koehler and family. Dr. Myl1us rcc<'lvcd her Masters garet Reinhart. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Smith and son of .Columbus all spent Christmas ~gree at the UniV<'fAity or West with Mr. and Mrs. Dana Hoffman Virginia and is llr. or Languages Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth Bing and Mark, haved moved from Pomeroy mother, VIvian Hoffman. in the Porta Allegre School and 5GT1 Robert of Gr~env11le, S. C. to the McMuster apartment on and Charles Spencer of Belpre was North Second Avenue. interpreter ror the u . s. Embassy v1s1ted his aunts, Misses Clara and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Payne and calling on hi~ sister, Mr. and Mrs. there Nelle Bing, Saturday enroute to · Washi~gton, D. C. They also spent Mrs. Katheryn Payne were holiday Wayne Briekles, Montlay evening . _-~~~~~~-:-~~~~·~-~~~~~ ~~Mr. Wood graduated from Mid· a few days In Huntington, W: Va. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Haydlcpurt High Sehool and is ascnior with their aunt, Mrs. John Chase. den and Don Payne, Dayton. Patricia Ann Richards, who ·~a in the J;ngmc<'riug l 'ullcge of the M/ Sgt and Mrs. William Welker University of West Virginia . Their and daughters of Roseville, lltJcll. employed in Columbus, hal teturnMarriage will be lJ.cld in MJrgan· and Mrs. Eula Welker of Columbus ed there after a holiday visit with town. are the guests of Mrs. and Mrs. her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Dr. Mllius will arrive in New Orville Well and other relatives. Richards, and family. Miss Julia Reese. who Is employYork City whcrr sh,. will be mel Miss Eileen Welker and Timmy by Mr. Wuud alld will go to Hip· Welker rctumed to their home ed in Cleveland, has been visiting Icy tu visit his parc·nts, M1·. an cl Columbus, Saturday after a visit her mother. Mrs. Arlena Reese, Mrs. C. L. Wood. bclure the cere· with Mr. and Mrs. Orville Well over the Christmas holidays. Mr. 11nd Mrs. Robert Tewka~ry mony. and other relatives. entertained a group of friends Miss Faye Thomas returned Saturday evening at their apart· home Saturday after a few daYs ment on Gravel IHill. The guests visit in Crooksville with Mr. and included Ilk and Mrs. Harol<1• Mrs. Walter Thomas and family. Moore, Columbus; Mr. a!ld Mrs~ Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Mcintosh George -Dallas, Cross City, Fla.; and family of Hu~ington, W. Vi. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Smith and son, Miss ~tary Laughrud left Sun- spent Sunday with her parents, Kenny, Pomeroy; Sally Schaaf and day for her home, New York City Mr. and Mrs. George Hoeflick. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bachner, Mid· after a visit with her sister and ,.. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Karr ~nd dlepert. brother in law, Mr. and Mrs. AI sons, .Timmy and Bobby of Mill~s· fret! Elberfeld. port visited relatives in Pomeroy and daughters Barbara and Jean • As the clock rings oat. the hour ot micl~ Mr. and Mrs. David Watson and Sunday. have returned to their home 'In Mrs. Gilbert f'recman and children Chillicothe after a Holiday visit . David Thomas returned to his with parenta Mr. and - · · J. Gary Connie and Sharon left Sat· night and a brand New Year bows i,~,\ urday evening for Findlay where home Minersville.'Saturday after a RoedeL . ' ' they will spend New Years with weeks visit with ~tr. and Mrs. WATtH PARTY TONIGHT ·" 'e raise our -yoicea above all the weJ• Mr. nnd Mrs. Robert Birchfield. Walter Thomas and family Crook's· The Mt. Moriah Baptlet Church and family. ville. Dr. Phil llarhrccht of ~:ric. l'a . Mrs. Therion Ohlinger of Well wilt have a Watch party toniiht coming whoopdedoo to wieb ,you and is the gurst of his parents, Mr. Carroliton arrived Saturday for a celebratlna the New Year and a ' ' nod Mrs. 'Haymond llarbreeht. visit with her sister, Mrs. C. E. warne breaklut wlll bo served Mrs. Mary Wlpprl of Columbus Neasr. In the church dlnln11·room u a yours 365 happy day1, tiUe.d 'tlita. 'J'S''J,t"f:J.! is the guest of her daughtrr and Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Hamm part of tb.elr program. Mrs. Arlena . Reese Is In eharae of the Witeb Service. health, good cheer and good lortuue., •' Tuppers Plains Our meaaage is ehort and aimple, and it haa oClen beim aaid before, but we aa y it with renewed hope and real 'incerity. To you ,• and you and you, to every· one, a happy New Year! VALLEY LUMBER and SUPPLY S. 2nd Ave. ' • • Middleport •• I • • ' 0., I 20 :881·· .· FREEZER~ WRA< '· I . Heawy DlltJ , _ ludJ Wuell s9-c ELBE·RF· ' .otM~~ .:r~reetin~~ • • V • As we welcome the year-end holidays again, we are reminded that the spirit ol' good will is a warm reality in our daily lives. With sincere appreciation of your contribution to that spirit, this greeting brings you cordial good wishes for a happy Holiday Season and a prosperous New Year. Society ( ~71! AU./ ~ From Pomeroy /.,. ~- ' ,, •·,· · . . o.· *** • BAKER FURNITURE 04 The Brightest Corner In Middleport HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL •' \ . Tri -Lustre Cleaners Robinson's MlU Street Middleport, OhJo Second Street Pomeroy, Ohio Laundry PYTHIAN SISTIII.I M••TlNG · Meigs elilple, pytblan Slaten, will meet on Friday, January 4, at the K. of P, Hall for their ·Janll· at<y meetinc 11)4 the inatallatloll ·of 11ew officers~ 'rh~ meetlnc was originally scheduled tor New Year's Day and ba• been poetponcd b~eause of the bollday. .,_. The POMEROY CEMENT . "41 Years of Continuous Servil!t~u Phones 82435 IILL Y GRAHAM FILM A Billy Graham fllm will be shown 'at the Middleport High Scbool auditorium Thursday even· in11 throu11b the auspices of the Middleport Minlate»lal ~saoelation. The public Ia invited to attend 't he showing of this picture ·which will depict \he wol'l!; of the internatlon· ally famous eval!l'llat. •.t'• ,,, I -. . ( IGH GYM . soot~· ·-,·~ . . . . ~r ' - - - - - - - - - - ------- ' � 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 12. December Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource December 31, 1956 thoma watkins