http://66.213.69.5/files/original/84432f74a795fb185d52f605f8b37d0f.pdf 6843ad309c1cdde91fc89d89ec6e3d81 PDF Text Text .. • •• I I The Daily Sentinel Engagement Is Announced Jan !3, 1958 and that the f1rst book was loaned to ltbc late W P Lochary pres1 A tnbute tu the l1brana ns m cl udtn g the late MJSs Emma Me QUli Wi.S g1ve n by the spea ker who also sp()ke of :\!u.s Cad,; Whaley a mem ber of the board who began the calaluemtf :sy:s t~ m th at ts sl1ll ur;crl today Sh~ also trao.; cd the ea rly llbrane~ ~{~~J~: j>ubho library w " the Miss Garland who has a member of the Pomerov Library for the past 20 She stated that the local h recetv ed tl s rharte:a m 18GJ dallng bock to 12l6 BC 1n Egypt .t ROOMS Of ALL NEW Fur~iture INCLUDES &tfrlgeralor an4 G11 R~~~~ge Pay Only $59 SO down ad $29 on per month ·BAKER FURNITURE On The Brightest CorDill' In Mlddleporl wtll probabhr conta1n micro! !ms art a n~ recurdtng.:! In closmg M1ss Gurland pledt:t~ l the sU{lport of the library boar(. m dumg all pos;J1ble to provtdr th.c best facillttes posstble wr Uu! com mum y Mni Lohse program chatr man for the arle rnoon and ~lr' Clu~ster Frwt n a guest also pre uc t and Mart'hc Hci,.JlQUe du rmg the progr~m ht ur Gif o,o,e1 c pa csented tu both Mts5 r arland and Mrs Erwin fro m Mr and Mrs Roy Jones of New Haven, W Va announce the Chaplet the .engagement of their daughter, Belly LOUISe Jones to Dunng the bu s llr!l~ SCSS IOJl wtth Mrs Jrvm~ Karr Jr tht' RiChard William RawUng1 ' son of Mn Susan Rawlings and 1e~Jcnl prcs1dmg Mr!! A H the late Robert W Rawlings of Middleport, Ohto Carpen ter Mr:; Wayne Ctbbons The prospective bnde, an alumna of Wahama H1gh School, und Mrs Karr were n&m cd a'! ts now attendtng Glenvtlle State College, Glenville, W Va At deh~(iates to the state conven Glenviile, M1ss Jones 1s secretary Of her C~>llege class and 15 qon to be held 1n Cincinnati tn head MaJorette of the Gl~nviile State College Band Ma rc h and alternate~ Mrs Dale Her ftance Is a grad uate of MIddtepoti Hj Rh Sch OOI &lid at Dutton reported that an audtt of the books showed them to be tended the Umvr.rslty ol Florida He Is aiSOclated with the <.:orrect • 'ttl! R H Rawlings Sons Company Middleport, Ohio Contnbutums were made lo the The couple are plannmg a late spring wedding Little Girls Dormitory an Ohio project at ramassec and to tltt 1 Seventh Birthday Of Sheila Childs ,Observed Jan. 11 ThP. scvenlh birthday of Shetla Childs dau(l!hler of Mr and ;Mrs William Ch1hl'i w 1s celebrated Saturday January t 1 Gil mes were RoWnl tux dl!'llnM lo pcrfccuon. n!ayerl anrl prlws won by Candace fbhr (lre~orv Gthb~ Marta Ka;t to put you Hubbard and LoiS Ann Sauer A Mer1 y go roll nil cake was lhn enter of the rclrcshrr ent lablc md the clutdren and ;~dull guest& vere sc1 vcd dec 1ratcd cup cake• 1cc ~rra m · ·'lOiade and -eandy I avors were hornR hab and bAI toon11 adult guests mcluded Mrs formally at your best Scholl grnndmulherti o£ Sheila MIH George Child• and Mrs Adam Scholl grandntothero of Sheila Mrs V1rg:JI Brown Pomeroy Mrs C1111h Bahr Middleport Mrs Ralplt G1 bbs Jr New Haven and Mls11 J:J ms Chi lds (, nllipolb aunb n the guct~t ot ho nor Mrs Fred R Ca1 scy and Mrs Glenn Hensler For tho11o feahve o,::cauo1111, wltcn Ills 1mportmn• to look yot1r very beat, you'lllind 11 w1se to eo• ltult your formal gown (or tux) to ua Cor experl 'I • llealrirur thot restoreo thut hkc new luok. 1 ; ~ri ·Lustre Cleaners Robinson's Laundry __._________________ MW Street lllddleporl, Ohio Seeoqd Street Pomei'Gy, Oblo ~·- There are TWO sides to this story I hi~ ~ tnt y I ~ It bout !lt'W8Pl1Jll r Ad vt Jll sin )( md how 1t ~u ves TWO " •n ll hQgtn S In th ~ home whr1 c 11u J 1h In a mood to buy sl urt11 111 r sh OilPln g by studlin'l,: the ud~ 111 lhHi nrwspat,cr to sec where the best bu}'!i nre • 1hc stor) rontmut's Jn the adver t1:;cr s store where the lady romcs to buy what she saw ad vertised • Nt:WiiJl q>cr adlcrtt~tng ht lpa 1Ju Rho pJ)(>J to buy more wtsely hclpl4 the ad\ ertlscr to Jell mote filltetllsfu!ly Yfs tltclc a c twu Kide> lu !hi' story aud BOTH urt' guutl 1 The Daily • Sentinel NEW YORK, UP - Ted Wll· hams, Booton Red Sox •ta• w~o wen hla tilth American Leawe El~anor S. f!i;haal - Middleport Soclety Edllor - Phonl 607t battmg title at 39 and Larry Goetz, a NaUonal League umpire Lucllle Hawkins - Pomeioy Society Edllor - Phone 6244 fer 21 years wlli be honored at 1 1 the Jan 26 4iriner of the New 1 1 York chapte1 of the baoeball Writ· ers Association I Wlll1ams wul recelye the ehap. ter s Sid Mercer award ss "Play• or of the Year" fer 1958 He hit llr and Mrs Edward Webster The 55th weddmg anmversary 38lltn t957 to wm his tilth Amer· and son, R1cky of Dayton were of Mr and Mrs Fred Jackson was tcan League batttng championship week end guests of Mr andtMrs <elebrated qwetly at thctr horne Rev and Mrs Ralph C Zund• I He alao won his n1nth league slug. Clarence Andrews and family Sunday and hts 7Bth btrthday cntertamed at dmner Ftlday even gmg tJtle w1th a mark of 731, Saturday they vtstted m Tuppers which was on Saturday v.as also ng In honor of the Rev C E Hoyt highest mark m category In 16 Plains with Mr and Mrs Robert celebrated wllh cards and gtflo and lam tv of lhc Mtddleport Bap years He hiht 38 bomers 28 Marcmko and family from friends and relatiVes tJSt Church who are lenvtng for doubles and one tr1ple while driv· Mrs Eldon Kraeuter of Morrung The Rev and Mrs Warren Hul Weedsport N V Mrs T T Shelton mg In 87 runs Star to reported guile 111 tn St be~t. Youngstuwn were d1nn~r was also a dmncr gu~t Goelz who was retired recently Jos~ph Hospital, Parkersb•rg, W guem ol Mr and Mrs Paul Smart Sunday the Zundel! enJoyed th• by the National League despite his Va Sunday Mr Hulbert assoctate pa~ vlSJt o! former parish protests will recetve the Wllliam Mrs Willard Ebersbach Mro tor of the BaptiSt Temple wao the 5Urprase at Troy Oh1o Mt and Mrs J Slocum award for long and Charles Buck and Mrs Lee PrJlt guest speaker at the morning serv lOners Hugh Hlckenbotham and Mr and mentonous' service to bueball of Mtddleport were business vt•it ice of the FJrst Baptist Church \lr, M N Turne~ GBetl 61, wat out of action lasl ors m Pt Pleasant W Va 1 Friday Mrs Evelyn Lewis has returned Folio ..v ng the wvrsh1p servw•l season because ot tlln,ss Mr and Mrs Ran Might of horne from Charleo\cn ~here she Williams who also received the Rutland were Saturday gufBtB of spent the holidays wtlh her son hey g t tered at the parsonag~ Nherc all J•lPr"cJated a happy elm ercer Award 16 years ago. in Mr and Mrs Charles Buck Charles LewiS and famllJ 1943 is only the second player to Mr and Mrs C B w..se and Mr and Mrs M V Ttllett and ner 1hour and SocJal afternoor. wm It twtee In 28 years Joe Dk MISs Marc1a Karr were vJsJtqra in son, Tom Akrol) were week end Maggtc of the New York Yankees Parkersburg W Va Saturday gueato of Mro Max Sanborn and won 1! tn 1938 and 1942 Mro Canle Nye Ia a medical pa family and Vlatted wtlh Mr San lient at Melga General Hospttal born, who is a surcacal pat1ent bt lv110 C~rmen wbo was Injured Metg.o General Hospttal ANDERtON COPS TITLE te<ently b\ an automobile accident Sandra Betz, daughther bl Mr PERTH Ausiraha UP - jlal ~ntered Whtte Croll Hospttal, Co- and Mrs Wilham J!etz Jackson to U I) AndeiHon, Australia's tenn" play· lumb'l', Saturday confmed to her home with mumps ~g cowboy won the meo's sinCbllds, junJor nurse at The Thtrd Wednesday Home 1 ... Dr and Mrs Jameo Russell of Janis '·er HBopltal School <>f Nursmg Demonstralton Club of Syracuse gles title tn the West Austrowan San Delgo, Calif wore re<ent Hcu ill t w d sd J I' t champ1onoh1ps Sunday when be guea'u of hts aunt and uncle, Dr spent the weekend with her moth w mee e ne ay an " a heal fellow eounteyman Neale 1 aM Mrs R E Boice cr, Mro George Chtlds the borne of Mrs Herman Lon Fraaer 6 2 >HI, 6-2 6-4 Mr and Mro Henry Dailey were Tbe fust birthday of Laura Me don at 10 a I" The IUbjeot wtll TITLE &OUT PLANNED vlaltors In Parkersburg, W Va ltnda Thoml! youngest chtld of be "Sewtng with demonstrations Mr and Mrs Paul Thomas, Lead and lnstructtBn by Mrs Geneva LONDON UP - Jack Solomons Saturday eounty heme econom1co Fnnk Amos Jr and sons, Wll lng Creek Was celebrated With a t_rat!<•~ said Sunday night that be Ia ~Ian· 1 118 !lam JameJ and Michael of De party Sunday when Ice cream and II '1emo ' A wtli be served 0102 to promqte a title llghj be'<l 1 troll Mlch were w..k end guesll a birthday cake, lhe &1ft of Mrs tween world II""! heavywel•hr • of Mr and Mra Frank Amca Sr were enjoyed by Mr at noon wtlh each member bemg •" Trlitl" C R Y·'un• v • -• d b h rvloe champion Archte Moore and • Asa Hosklu and sister Miss and f'r• Young and Mr and Mr.11 aMe to rmg er ow.n se " and five children Anyone mtere st• d 1n sewing ts dads Yolande Pompey at KlnR Ada, Mr and Mrs Bal<er Gorden Thoma' ton Jama1ca d t lt d and Mr1 George H Parker were George Johnson who IS employ u'.:r~ge~~o~a=en;;;;;;;.;.;;;;;;;;;,:-;.-~;;;---;.;;-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;4 in Columbus Sunllar where they ed In Charleston, spent the week • visited the Seh..dlngor Funeral end wtth his wile at thetr heme en hBme to pay re•pect to the late South Second Avenue and her Mrs Glen Smith, who died Friday brother and SIB~r m law, Mr and a\ her h9me Mrs Pearl Hysell, Rutland, were Mrs Janet Korn was In Colum aloo guesL• st the John••• home h¥vy ........ bus today to attend the funeral of over lhe week end prtiii'Ytl fmU.Ss, Revw Mrs Glen Smltb Mrs Dale Allensworth Cheshtrc Is a ourg1cal patten! at White Cross llospilal Columbus POMEROl SOCIETY to th e prt>scnt ltmc M1ss (. arla Jul slat ed that tl1" f r ~t public library 1n Pomeroy was located m the home of Samuel Wyll!s Ponu roy and lah r were locatu.l n lltuk bull dmg.s fhc construct ton of the present l.H.uldm g w1th C ~~ Do\\ llS archtlect at a cost of $10000 was also tollf by l111 spea ker Speakmg of present library M1ss Garland s.. Jd th at 1L ts m ~d eq uatc for ruture needs and th at m the fu ture the Ltbrary Jane Davis malnlcnancc lund He!rctihmcnts were served b\ lhe hoste£u s Mrs Lohse Mrs William Bradford ""d Mts 0 P l\le1n w!th Mrs Way ne G ibbon ~ "s a ('Onlr,butmg hostes.lj Guest: rm tile aCternoon were Mass Gar land Mrs Erwtn Mrs J E Harlev >l Middleport nnd Mrs \\llllam 8 1 hom~li ot New York Ctty Mn ~m Klngs\altd Jones a member resldtng in Jackson was also pre se nt Children Invited to the party were Candaee and Chrlotlne Bahr Btlly Hensler Cynthia Mills, D•• Ann Wells Marlo Kay Hubbud Myrta Wllaon Michael Buakir< Larry Walker Dennlo Bogg.o, Rich ard and Cbtpper Ha1gerty, Diane Van ~ooney Michael Greso con n1c Bachner,Mary Jane Jentinl!on LBia Ann ~auer Cathy and O.UJ Rae RuMell Debra Acord Middle port, Sara and Mary Carsey Clll ton Glorl.a June and Gregorv Gibbs New Haven Jo)ce D&VI" how was unable to attend the party sent ~ gilt Middleport Soriety Zundels Entertain Hoyt Family With Dinner On Frr'day SyraCUSe HOme D • emOnStrOhOn Cl bT Meet KAUER ALL PURPOSE FOIL Mary Shrine Meeting Held Friday Night Farewell Party Given To Honor r PrObOSCO .J>USOn Susa'n Probasco wus honorf' ' Mary Shrine, White Shrine of Jeruulem"lnet In realll~r lfOISion Friday evenlna at the loor Hall with Marie Hawkins WHP and Sunda~ evening with a farewel DenZil Goeglel~. YJOS protem pre party ben the Westnum~ter You siding lh Fel owshtp met at the Ftr<l An impressive ccremonlal was Presbyterian church Mr'> Judsm held with one caftd1date Initiated Whtte advtsor of the WYF pre Plana:"'were made for a Valentine sented Susan who has been ptan Party tQ be held at the February list lor tho group wtth a ~1ft u' meetmg and also polluck refresh Jewelry Mr and Mrs Lowell Prn menta Named on the committee bast'o and Susan will move thJ 'l The Chester Garden Club met were Nellle Tracy Mae Rhodes week to thear new home m Char at the home of Mto Homer Holtor 110d Gladyo May Sales tax stamps lesion Were brought by the members David Lvons prestded at tlJ, Wednesday illlhl, Jan 8, During the ooclal hour which mcet111g and plans were mad~ fur Tbe meeting was •pened by the preSident Mr• \David Koblentz, followed the meeting a wjulc elc a swlmmtng party tn Huntmgton with the group giving the Club phant 1ale was held with Ernest Jnnuary 25 wtth Judy Sauer a11ol Coiled The ve,... of the mBnth Wingett aa auctioneer and the pro- Jamcc Ztrklc as co chatrmen A ceeds given to the ·~aterlal Ob- card was sent to ./ Elise Retchert Wa! given by Mrs Paul Baer 1~e member! anawered roll call by jects project of whJCb Lula Neaae IVho Is 1t1 at her home on Souto brtnglng and Identifying a broad Ia district <halrman which made Second Avenue Mary SHrine 100 per cent for the The program 10r the cvcmnJ.; lear evergreen year PoUuck refreshments were was planned bY Judy Sauer ancl The club voted to \purchase 5 book! en n.wers and blrda to be served by the hospitality oommll 11J•mce Ztrkle ond tncluded a solo He • b) Beverly Perrm a read given to the Chester Grade School teeMembero and guests were pre lng The salt of the Earth R101i as a reward fer the junloro who aent lrom Gallipolis, Pt Pleasant ard Bohn p18 no 1olo by Lynn Buc won blue ribbons m the Christmas W Va Cheohlre Middleport Har hanan a reading If You Sm1ie Flower Shew. rlaonvllle, Pomeroy and Racloe David Lyons vocal solo This 11 Mr1 Horace Karr procram chur My Fathers World Catolyn Rus man presen!"d the following proocll readmgs •n 'Fr~endshtp. b• gram 'Your Pclnaettla Can ~.tqjce Zerkl~ and JudJ Sauer Rc Bloom Again" written by Mrs 01o curdmg• were played dor<ng the ccar Bauer" whlch was Very in ~ ,. !iOCial hour structivo a demonstration on u... lng ho~"l p}anta In an arran(e· Tho relro..limcnts were planued and S<rYed by llelen T,ylor an I menl wu presented by Mr1 Pet.rl Koblenf >and an article :9D ''Td, Rock Sprinls Gr,nae met Thur.. Patty Lowery wh• were ass1stecl day evenin& '/fllh Amos Leonard by Mr8 llubert Taylor atJd Mrs ranlumo' \I'll liven by not: wortb)l muter, presiding 1\'htto ace Karr , llne appeal lor aid wai anower Th•se pment wore Susan Pro 'Ito jad(ei lor tho montb llr~ Earl Dea~ ~d Mr1 Carl Ka~ ed A contribution was made t• bmo Davtd Lyons Lynn Buchan awarded •AI to Mr~ Pearl Ko;1 the Match of Dimea Mra Amos '" Clnda Morm Chari"'" Davl• blentz Mn Plir ey Karr ·~ Mr~ Leonard, heme economica chair lloverly Perrin, Janice Zirkle Judy man, e<plained the rules lor the ijaucr, Carolyn Curry Caroly• Earl Dean lor arhngementa nu~Sell Fred Slater Rlch•rd Boltn Two oontuta were preaented by national sowln1 conteat 'Faelng the New Year" was lhe tamle Jubb Carla Suo Gtlmorc Mrs Max Harrah and llf• Dorothy Karr with prl101 won by 1Malda theme of the Pl"lllll"lm presented lltndra llysell Helen Ta)lor p,tl\ Mora and Altona Karr lira Law- by tho lecturer, Mrs W A Mor t,cwery and the Rev Howard Ruprence Mlllhoan won the door prize. gan The pr9aram conliAted of pelt Relrelhm!nll of sunny sliver aon8• readings and resolutions ~ with Mrs William Gruesor, lllrl pie saDdwtcheo, pickle~, nuts and Fnnk Grueoer Mrs Edward Hwn· day January 23, and the men of collee wete rtlrvtd by the hoste88 phrey, Miss Sally Bartels, Mr and the Grange will prescn. the proa!llsted bY Jl1'l ROY Holter and daughter, Ann, to Z2 members and Mrs Homer Rice and Wallace Ru.. laram partlclpatlna one iUell, llta. Wyatt Chadwell aell, At the clooe cl the meeting ,.. ALIENI MIIST UG.STI!t lrtshmonta were served by Mr WASHINGTON, Jan II UP. at¥! !In Amos Leonard, llro Wll Aliens were reminded a11aln todBY llim Bal'tels MilS Sally Barte!J.! tbat they must Eeport their ad House~~rming Mro Edwar4 Humphrey and loli!l 1dre!IOs to the lmmlarahon Se\"V Clara Humphrey lice this month They must subml The next meeting will be Thurs addres, reports evety lanuary Chester Garden Club Meeting Held January 3 Rock Springs Grnnge Meeting Held On thursday II"" l I Party H•ld For Mr., ~rs1• Beach llr and Mra. Frank Beach Oteva Goanoyl were lltfPrbed Frld&l' • evdntnc Wbel\ a ~up of friends 111d relaUV\Itcami jlo tbelr hon1e on Maple Slreel, lor I housewann In( and mi~Uabeouo 'Shower Mi'l Norllla~ '(~aucer plaaned tht Pll'\Y and waa qalated by Mrs Robert llaller in solVIng jello eupoaku, ~~~~and mint lavors Gamea were plt.Ytd and prl•.. won It): loin Jane Gilkey, Mro Leo Chllda, lfatle llouob and Polly Ann Bauer A ltumber of lovely cll1s were prtilented to llr and Mrs Beaoh The ruelli were Marie Rouah, Jane OUkey, Eother Joseph, Ida c•n~ Myrtle Plotena, Mil dred Roullb, Leona Karr, Lena lcEihlnny , l!orlellle Huntpj>rey Maule Jonei, llmlf Btfjrlaoo. ~,;::;:;:::;:;;;;;.,..,_ _ _ _~"""'~----. . .- . . . -- - - · Po!q 41J1t Jllller. 'j~es Arno1~ Is APJl!Jnted Ne\y Mi~4leJMlrt Couneilm~ Williams, Goetf., To Reteive Top, Writers' Honors • d!!nt of the board Kaiser AII·Purposc Foil, 18" by 25' 62e a roll Kaiser Ho~old Foil, 12 ' by 25' 3le Kaiser BroiJJDg FOU, 14" by 240" 43c a roll 1 It • 79e a roll KaiJer 7" Household Foil, 7" by 240" I 19c a roU Kaiser Foil Plalea, 9"-4 pack 27e a roU • , Ministerial ~'n Plans Community Worship Servi~e Ministerial :1 h~:~~~~~l1.~n~;b~ t;s~!ur! 3ll one mile south cl tbe. Athens County line at 8 a m According to the Ohio Highway Patrol the two earl <nlhed bead on on I curve wltb the front ends of b<tth ..,. bOID8 c•ropletely de mollahed ' by ~ Impact tr 1 th.t H ld Le The Pa o u aro w 11, ~. ol Neloonville, who WI! drlv Ins aoiltb received lacerations •' the ~ and eontllJions aod abra.. Iona'vn both tea:,.,., lJilM)a Jj& "''J.1(•,:U.. 1~, drjf; e101:1ilft!!lt!ir !M.auUered+tiOep lictraUon Ol'"llle 6oad a P<tliJble eoncuulon al}il eontus\OtlS'11D both leiB tewts was expeeted to be released from the bospltal today but McCrlllla wao beln' •eld lor fill' tber observation 'rwo Passengers Killed As Bus Hits'Abutment BEDFORD Pa UP- A coast \o-cOBBt bus skidded Into a bridge abutment on. the sl .. t glazed Pennsylvania Turnpike las! mght Jlld broke In two Two persona were killed aml all of the 17 other peraona aboard the blf Continental TrallWiys Ve hlele were •uri, eight seriously State pollee of the TUrnpike patrol Blld the buo .... •beared apart by the pier of an overpass carr)'!nc a rural road over th• '" high apeed bij:bway The driver, Gordon G Htleman LLury ot Unlohtown Pa told ocmpan) mu olfielals bla bus aktdded on an Forty mcJIIbers of the 1\obiiD' "Icy patclt• antj; went out •I eou Church Scbool, Syraouao ricejved trol ... s nd (Continued on Pace Flvel perfe.t attendance lWI• "1 u •Y tn tho 511'- of Ohio, at tho CIOM of Bulinlll on Docomblr 3ht, 1957. ASSETS I Cash balances with ether banks, Including reserve balance, l and cash 1tems m process of ecllecttcn $ IHI824 114 United States Government obligations d~recl and guaranteed 545~94 Obligations •f Stales and polttteal subdtvlslons 299.23ft 114 Othet' bondo, notes and debentures 12 084110 Loans and dlscouu(J (lneludmg $6 67 overdrafts) 239,90?.0 Bank premises owned $3 000 00 lurmture and fixtures $400 00 3 400 110 (Bank prtmiBes owned arc subject to nc lions not asaumcd by bank) other assets 2 01290 FIOrty Membets Are Gl'ven A•arards Church At - .• $1 284 400 81 Marshall Needs $15 ThousandFor Deman~ depostts of indtvldua~. partneroblps and corporations $ 433 781120 Time depooits of Individuals, partnerohiJI!II s931s4 32 and corporatlolt8 ~ ~ Deposita of States and political subdiviSions 48911513 ' Other depBslto (certified and officer 1 checks etc lx U9640 TOTAL DEPOSITS • $1,175,1~1 07 Other ltabilltles (Including no DepBSJts Hypolhecated under 41194 SeeUon IIU 10 R C l TOTAL UABIUTIDS (oot Including subordmated $1 175.&p3 01 obltgations shown helow) mcrRen~~~tnJ P~• were "''"n D" Rl!er for scve year,, CJorlqe and Brenda Norrlt, Mrs Adria SIYre "'d Brenda Sayre, air ~ars Fran kiln Rlaer, five yeJrs, and Ruth WlnJelt and Nancy Elohlnter UfSmll' rO,Ili'8Dl !BUt years. f) 1:)" Throe year plno were awarded Unl... the 111118 stale lea!sla to Mlos Marcia Karr, S~lllt~e Bob Jure reotoreo1tbe $lft,OOO Marshall by and Mickey Winebrenner and College needs lor .lwq addttlonal Carolyn Van Meter Re~ivlqc twn faculty salaries the long propos yeor pins were Mrs ~...1 Dully ed reglstertd tlurolng program al Mr and Mrs Carroll Nllrrla, DQ M~tthall will be pa,tponed again bq1sb tforrll, Toy Zwilling, Pat•y Manhall requested In Ito 19M Winebrenner Melvin Van Meter JJ budget $15.01!0 lor the salarie.• Kathy Fran1l1, Mllls' lllzer and of a director and a!ll!lant dlreo Jean and Janiee Manuel tor of nursing The Board of Pub One year pina were preaented lie Work$ atruek the tlema out of •- DID Rizer Mr~ D••l ""sell d b ., ~ '" the bud1et as proJIO'e to I ' )(rs William El<hlnler, Mr< lellalatora Chlrlof. Hollack, Eddie HobaCk Pretldeol stewart H Smtih 111111~ Van Miller, ""' Royal Hid today tbal thlo requell wJI' Tllo'llj~ Lindo Elehlnpr, Valerie be one oJ many the oom•c• wilt Qllmilrt, LinGa Nefiler, Marl~ (Ccnltnued on Page Five) Houdaabeh,i Rose Ann The(M ~d 1---+-~=...._::---Jlra11"tnd llrU<e Teal•nl MAIIICI'I' RIPORJ r • Th~·Ure 11izer (iml!j>, llr ··nd CINC!l\IN"-Tl UP - Produce lin. !llzer, tbetrllll! and die Eli!. weak, priCA!a al farms eon ab~ tall', Mru dd loin Frank sumero '!hllel and browns A jum • lin IIlier' alld ,their ~blldr~, Fran boa 37-421 A lar1e 30-36 A me , I dlum ::;• A llnall no •o, ll ljln Jr and ft:Uila rece ve ne., • .... 1• d lar•e f'ou AI•• lar•~ 41-Q,. A ,t,.o an"" ••r IOQ ma '!',, -~I,.,. • 811-40' ' iO<td roc ~ (tie l'{orrla III~.,.Uml _... ' ~ , &e • ftmlly Mr. lOd ¥rs Catron Nor Ctil~kens firm, feyera 8-3% lb r1s and •tfirie of tlt'lr diuchters, ID-~11. heavy henl 18-29 118llt C)~lce, Brenda and Jjehorah bens IIH2 frver prlceo 4D,OOO if 19, 64,000 at 20, 4~ al 20\i 28000 undetermined Butter llO score 71e N ,. p CAPITAL ACCOUNTS Surpl~s Pledged assets (an~ SC<urtlles loaned) (book value) U S Government obllga!tona dtre<t ~nd guanntl'd pled~ed to secure depOSits and otber llabllltieg -• $ TGTAL ••• •• . Secured and pret,-rcd liabilities O.poSJts se<ured by pledged assets puroua~t to rcrmlrP.n1ents of law +--.. .. $ TOTAL ' • Se<urtltco as shown ab•ve ar~ alter deduction of reserves of _.. .. - """' , , STATE OF OIDO, COUNTY OF MEIGS as I, J•hn T Wolfe cashier of the above nemed bank d• solemnly slvear thai the above tlatem~t " true to the best of my knowledJI! , and' bellef , JOHN T WOLFE Cashier ' Cqrrect-Atte!l CHARLES HAYMAN W B CROSS Dlreetors J M WEAVERJR Sublerlbed and sworn to before me litis :XC~~~:~:~: Are In]'ured HeadOn h Near AtheDS Line 1 5U $ MOOO~ _ 55000110 Undtvlded profita , ~ ' TOTAL CAPITAL Ar~ 1UNTS . • 108.81UO TOTAL LIABIUTIES AND CAPITAL ACCOUNTS $1,284,40'18J ; ' This ballk'a <tpltal ocnslsl.! •I C•mmon stock with total par value of , • - $ M,OOO 00 1 •1 duotinf the bfelllnr oewtlonac service wblcb Included Sqlpture, prayer and medltattcn Rev c It. KonKrlibt of Heath Methodist Church gave ~ resume of blo scrman last Sunday en 'A New Leaoo on Life' wltb tho text !rom Jeremiah During the bualness mcetlnd '"they dlocllSaed a community wor Ahtp service to be held In tbe nell future at the HI&~ Sobool auditorium when a religloua film will ~· shown Paul Hap\Onslill ';ctiaplaln o• Feeney Bonnett Post, • No 128 American Legion hid astcd the AMocftttOn to cooJl"lllil wllh the Legion's "Back to God'' movement and they Will ablst with lbt! 'project A general dtocusslon was held on the Week of Praref service! whicb ended last Frid't AT RACINE Q•• !ll.t:)!l'J• !!'\ ' , ijt\';' q•I!I'C~ f ~tirlst wltli t 0~11.!!1 h<l!t or, iillni and <o:t THE RACINE HOME BANK LIAIILITIIS Donald llllllt; repre..,ntiD8 tbe llounty Prosecutor James 0' fire Department, lnnted the vii Brien said today he lfas prepared !age olllclola to tmnd the aup. affidavits tor the sheriffs stan• per being Klvon by the firemen In ture which eould add one to flv• their haU Thuroday preceding velra to pOSsible (l<nltentlary their SJN!Cial meet11111 f M1 C t • t , Wayne Glbljo~ wu ,...leeted aentencea or e s• oun y s wo moat recent jail es01pees prtstdent ol the councn and <punRl<bard Spencer 20 and Carl , cilmen preaent were (ilbboaa, £ro Plant.i, 33 , broke from cusloil) nell llovert. D C Mill~ and the tbreeJ new men, Johe zet'kle, Clln· the •libt of January ~ but were ton Fisher aqd J~me• Arnold captured separately before II a Mayor Flthef. Cavt oil br e re aSpencer Is free from a Colum 1 m sam& Court day. on $!1!00 bond me of lht wott wltleb llu1 1IMifore busthe ¥ederal iiiClud• 10 answer cltarJe( of •uto tllelt • the officials of 108 tho sewaJe dl ~imt aeal " coatlnl ol the ttate r011tet In \he He w11 seheduled lor trial here vmace lliplta, enetJIID of traffic on cbnJes of lraud ~nd larceny alitiJ on i,he •tate roulea, oew Plariu, of Middleport w.. otreel milkers, pure)!ase ol I waftlnr trW on moraL! charges tmtor, 1 tire tru<k. a power and amult w•t~ a deadly wea mower r9r lht cemelety, construe pon lion of a road eail of the RIYer· O'Brien said the Pair ' Is view cemetery, leKIIlltlon lor the oo.nvtcted of eseap(ng from J"l pir!<lng of tiucb in \iii b~ne;a they <OUid be sentenced to an seetlo~ wblle unload~ Cieat111P addttlonal one to live years '" the of the river bank and tt,air ot tho state penitentiary on top of what municipal pooL 1 ever ether sentence mtght ~· It was report.ed by Ma7or Floher Imposed tiy Judge 1ohn C Bacon that 11 the preaent t1ti1e th<! pool II found guilty 1. l~allinl appro-te)J 2,000 ~at of water dally 1nd IIIII ritulf ~ re"'fud befote tl\e pool Clll be ~wo ' opened in the s'!l"mer ~ ' 'I'll• llayora to~ o! ~uo I...: f' _ ~d of Ire'!"" Jean Lama lor UJ Urui ~,Q02 n lli tho 1enelal lund were a00<1Pted by Ill• Council Other olfl<l.lo """'"' were I C!:ler)t Gene (\!'lie; Cblel o( Poll.. ' 4'0Y ]llrtrum and Street Fore Two roen were In M~igs Gener man Lew!s EUia. t • ---·-- t•·•• f'' ''= MIIGI GINIRAL: 'HOSPITAl. Admitted Sadl~ llrindley, SY?a ouse, l ame Barrett, RuUand Dlacharaed Dorotll Slark, ~. Ptlll Poulin, 7Po{llercy ~_,CuDIIilllltalllj, snacuse ancl Jo~ y~ llie\!" , . ,. ~ .................. E pees Facmg • Added Prison Tems pdjnt Rll'ORT OF THE CONDITION OF TOTAL ASSETS J.:: ~ll ELBERFELDS Bank No Arnolij Js a natife of Meigs County and Is maiTled lo Ruth Bradbury, a Middleport &lrl He bas been active In coll8~e· t!on work lor a Dltl11b0r ot reara ~ 11Jd auperviaed the oe~l!eoaUD8 of !1 the vlllaae atreell lhll ~ut year an lor the vlllage , Mayor Fllltet ..ned a speelal m..ling el Council lor Tlluroday when tbe bud&•t will be set up lor ~~e year and •ommltteea •Jipolnl· .AJa9c.l•li911 "'\iltondlf aller I Kaiser Giant Eeonomy Foil, 12" b'l 75' The Ml!\dleport CounCil In their fir'st offlcjal meeting of 1968 Monday at tlili 1VIUate 111!11 naJII~d James Arnold to fill the plaee of Dtle lllilton wbo"fesJgned atter'llelllg elected tQ. the council In the t;o~mber electlo9. T~e Mlddiepo~ a roll I ' ''" ' - {~ ------- --- - ---------.,:----- By Record Do Blood Prograni Saved Response Is Overwhe~, Political'Bitterne8s· Flares ' · lit MiSsile As 288 Answer Donor Call • Red Cro~e officials said Joday that with the future of the blood program bere m jeopardy, 288 Meigs County people crowded Into the Pomeroy Junior Hlgb 5ehool Mo!Uiay to donate 238 plnll of blood wblch was 86 more than the inlnl· mum goal of 150. ' • Mia.! Marlon El!ersbaeh bloodmobile chairman, and Mrs WASHINGTON flung new President Sen Hubert H amount of poHtical hotilm ~w1mni" will icans the EJBenhowet admiJilatratloa ,;,~b~as!!~~~Q care of national deleDH " ~~ Humphrty qld bne of tbe ad ministration'• first acla live yeara ago wa• to trim live bllllor dol laro from Jormer PreJI4en Tru man'• defense budget an4 two bll lion from foreign aid ' The MI n n " o Ia Democrat'• char(e app,rtntly :waa aimed at c•unterlng a bl'CI!IIIde llrtd »on day niJh! by Senate Republlcon Leader William F Knowland and Houae GOP Lead~r Joae'h W M..,tln They a!llertoti in a joint Alatement the TrUman tdmiDiJtrl lion muat be4r mo•t of !!t• biJme 11 the Unitel Stoles Is tr,Ulng Russia In ml8811e development Bul In New York, Truman said Monday niJhl they were lrYinB alter live years "to paaa the buol" and It waa a little late 'l'rumao sllrted the runulns ~ ~fi~;~!~~~'~ 5 O.ulab S!raua~ RC executive dlr ector uld ·we were overwhelmed by tit• entbutiUlle reeeplion clven the unit aad bY the wonderful ,.. lienee thon by the donflllo" Jlany donors waited 1311 min utea, with an "operaUolll" abut do"" port of tbil time wblle a new aupply o1 JtotUij wu rtllbed from the Huntin&ton, W Va Blood Center The IUpPiy Initially broupt bore be<lme abutlod at UO p m wtlll t¥e ~udltonum AWl pa<ked with J)eOple Hany left lor a IIM!tt luneh •t bjlllle tand mumed Ialor to clve Blood .WI wu belnl taken • at 9 30 m the evenlnl VoiUilleer worter1 were at lheb- JIOI~ unW late boun proceutltl the donors. Hn S\riUII tald tbe winner oJ a ~ cub orize - awarded t1 Mn Woodrow Wlbcin, liP 2. At bany This h'd lieen supplied b7 a peraon unable to lllve blood The 238 successful dotidrs lion day topped the Ill time prevHIJIII record of 143 putta tn Februan' of 19!16 In lit, , . persou Cllll! to lite b!oocl coUecUon Thert were 88 l¥tt tiJlte doo ora to tbe Ielp 11M Crtil8 o!ao 111 all-time reCGfd. A Ioiii of 42 persons donated a, rep~n! '"'· blooa ollmlnlslemd lo rolatlv es or lrlencla. Cl!arles ~~:~!!. ~r~~l!v:~ ~~t~le;~r m~~~~ leader because • be bad som~one to tell hltn whjtt to do "1 But Truman did have o.ne word of praise for the Pretidenel He to}~ reROrters Mon~ay. EIIIJn ''There WI! no excltemeqt lh. bower had written 1 • good" reply to So•let Premier Nikolai A BUI· ahollrd the plane," ~ • "Tbe crew cl the ~all ganln the p..,.naers they were bav• ' H10 Yl\1~, lr1lna 1 Utile dlllloulty with ttie le" VIce Preside.".'> Richard M Nix \ but !hat was all 011 told a lu~c ~ence )!Bn4»' : i~eii~[w~I~S~VI!'J~~~~lm~':' ~'It ~h ~iii ahow' lal\1 .:qjt'ltl T 'tlte "'~ l!i4 ., ·a ~ 1~. braln and ..,, what to dG for tbe Untied Slates ' " u' Knowland and' Marlin rtaoted () with mu1h greater vlolen<e In a rr "publiC memorAndum" addressed I 0 IS to Truman all!! replying to his "incredible retnarks • They uid expert tesUm•p~ !rom WA setentlsto and ll!lUitary leadert ~ Semi-annual Ohio Sales Tax a .. sbB""d that 'll today we art be lor the period July 1 tbru hind the Soviet Un1on In oome re J O.cem,ber 31, 19~7 mull be propspocl.! In the race to perfect the eriJ executed and llled on or boo weapon• ol the future a con fBre January 81, f908 by all venelderable pltrt ol the blame Ilea dora llce~scd In the State of Oblc on the do9rstep •I your admtnls Even- If no ules were made or If troUon " no taxable sales were made, a rc port iJ required by law -~- · - or 80 Ass' l n Sales To.vReturn 1-. COLU!ofBu6 ut>-AtrttrQey El hot E Meyers Ironton;' wMS •lected pfestdent of the stat• Board or Education at til re-or :raotzattonal meetmg flere Mon day Attorney Lllren E Sourb, Jr ~ Canton wao elected VICe pres( den l He succeeds Meyus who has held the post for lhe P"' '). .., "" 1 \ r , two yean Two new member• an~ fht; r,e' eleefed board members fler< sworn In by Ohto Supreme Couol Chief JustiCe Charles Weygandt Meyers succeeds Robert A Manchester, Canfield, wbo was elected the boards ltrst ..proal dent two ~ears ago Manchester and Gov C Will tam O'Netll addresaed the board The governor praised the work Bl.alle, ~~~;.~;~~ llondJII, I and .J(Jtgaret land, 1!lllis Re.r, e rou publt< lpprectatlon to dent of Schools Charles llt~:r;~ • "" o1 (IChool faclliUes, to th• l!'eeney.Jiellllelt Post, American of the board dunng the ftr!l tw• .Leiloi lor iransportaUon and to 1Y years of 1t' existence He .stressed aU d<luora, volunteer workers, the tmporUmce ot Improving cdu and ocntributora, wbo made the catiOn at all levels Manchester called lor the for vlo1t sueb 1 great 1uce~ To a11lst Melis County vendors matior\ of a .service center Volunteer workers were lledl in <Ompleting their Tax Return cal aupervll\lr, Dr R J Autson ochool boards snd admmtstrators Charleo A !Whburn ol tbe Divf. M•lll Co Health ComttllaSioner, could go for help w1th the prci> ilon of Salei aod Highway Use Funeral aervtces wtn be held !ems Nursea and DUntl aides. }!ernt"' Taxes wUI be In the Auditor 1 of Thuroday at 2 p m from the Ew Ti(e two new members are Mrs Ledlle, J~ Evans, Martba Gress flce, •1ofelgt County Court House, lng Funeral Chapel lor Rlna W Jeanette s Wagner, Chagrtn ' Jean Wright Mary Jennings. lean Pomeroy, Ohio, on January 30 Cross 75, who su<!cumbed at 4 a Smtih. Elizabeth Smith. Lelia mt Tuesday In Meigs General Holo Falla and Ertc y· Weber Cmcln 19118 ' • • Weatherby, Myrtle SIIIOn. 1 natL I DETROIT UP - The United pita! where she had been a pa Reelected to the board were ZANESVILLE. 0 UP - Pofice Vendors requirlnl S!SIIhnee tient for twQ weeks Auto Workers International exeou a skeleton found In the Sloff atdes O.ulab Strauss Uve board announced today It will sbould .brlns their rt<crda wttb The decesed, who made her John w Morrison, Aurora, liar ncrth of Trinway 11111 be Ethel Bauer, IriA Kelton. An demand a 1bare of prollta Instead them to aubAIIDIIate lbeir report home wtth her daughter Goldie old Whitaker Waynesville Way rematns of Gur c Dickerson, ne\le Knight, Adele Cullum, Aud of Rl I Racine was preccd ne E Shaffer, Bryan Paul L Tile practice of iuuiD8 a delinNewark, who disappeared lui rey BeWng, llenrttlla O'Brien, of a shorter work week from auto quent notice, notifying l vendor of death by her husband Dana W•lker Columbus and Mancb.., 23. Maxine Prtce and Dorothy lobncomponlea 11t11 70ar. ~ 1 •I• I " • ~ t IIU4" The board pid lb profit altar bla lajlure to Ill~ lit. return, h" C Cro&S several years a110 /. aon and daugbtor have ldenU. Ilion 1 " , ,_ .,) 108 proaram wtiuld bHI up prollta been diacontlnue4 Failure to file Survivin~ the "deceased are four fied a jacket and pOcket watch Unloal!ing and reloading the lbov~ 10 per cent on nel copilll tbe return wben due will oubje<t <hllldren Dale CroM of Orlando, I u belonclnB to their lather bloodmobile truck were tltese a yendor to the ~naltles_provJded n., Edith Hailed of San Francl .. Pollee satd a .32 ..ltber revolv blgb sebool boY". Rocer Hubbard amonc compeliJI oseouUvea, atoek In Sections 3739.01 to 11'1311111. In <o Dorothy Davis of Racme and er was found aeorlty and thai the frank Brinker, Kenneth Ct~. holdera IJlarled and hourly work clualve, o.f the Rev!Hd Cacle ers and oonll\tmert oildle Dill of Racine {' slrull bore marlll oJ 1 Irullet James Che*<lle, Robert Ctmmng In addiUon, tlte bargaining proAlso survtvtng are two slslefs \Jill wound • bam Robert Mosaman, Lam Zelda Wan, of Cleveland Sarah ' AlthCUBb evidence mdtcated a Grueser, Paul llollsb, Bill Neulz Jl'am the board will rtommend to the union's speelallfltl8 <ontroct JOIOI of Vttn Wert and a brother, posstlile snldde, coroner S S 1108, Jim Norton aDd D!luglas convenUO!I here Jan 22 li wlft In WilHam Wtlllams, Jacksoti O~lo. ~. W0 Daw hu l"ade no olftcill rtiltDI Seyler I elude • general wage Increase and BurW will be made In lhe Gil Mttzle Ann Wolle of Racme was In the d..th the <anteen was lurnlo~ed Uy a demand that the supplemental mare Cemetery 1Jnder the dirtc- declared the w1nne'r of a Helfer Muskingwn County S~enll Dav elasses of the UtddleJI'Irt unemployment benefit plan be ex 111111 of the Ewing Funeral Home cal( awarded by the Racmc F~re td \\elsoert tald, bowever,that tbe of Cbrlst and aerved by tended to a lull y~ar The deceased ~~ a me"'~ 0d1 and ~mergency Squad m thetr posstbllity of foul piay bas not j'~_einbe.~ of the ~al llereau the D of A Lo<fge and belonge ,. The board said Ita previously an ruled ou~ ......... )( -'· ,.. All <JtlnpaJgn fer a new emergency been kerson'• body wu found by ...-. e...mes ..,.ar eu The PTA of the Mason Elemen to t he EUB Cb urc b at liornmg 1vehicle noun<ed goal of a lour-day wort Dic wottb Clarence McNeal, Lena week wu dropped In favor ollbe tary Sehoql will meet this even- Star Lemerl Lacy, a farmer Kin Rl ..... Licking County authontles ,had Me ley, Hmner ce, Mu~•• prolll abarlna plan becauae of tM Ing at 7 30 c ciCJCk at the school A spokesman or the emergency sguad satd today that thus far the eondueted an utenslvo search, Child!, George Hu!laon, Marvin general eocno~c reeeulon and the 'need lor fnereJ&ed eonsumer Featu~mg the me~Ung will be squad has reached about one haU Including dradlng the Uwns Kellr, Fred Gardner and Georgo following Dlclleroon's dlfo MQiiery buying power • •,panel dlseusScsloob oil "Tttbe ldE!f"t of Its goal toward the new truck 00 Ice wu furtilshe~ IIY the Dav~> Under the profit abarlnl plan TV on Cl 1 ren and that conirtbutlona are sltll be Ice and Produce CompiiiJ mg sought and accepted exe<utjves and atockbolders would Panel members will be Dr Carl AppellJitlg u donora 10 lh,!> get one hall of the proflta In ex- Scott df ~In, a psychiatrist and Wednesday mght the emergency Metp County Blood Bank proc:e• oliO por cent on investment parent, Mro Roberti Rouah. par Former Residents aquadmcn wtll make a house to ,.,• .~.., ond hourly rated workers enl and housewife, Mrs Stante) aram were bouse cattvass m Portland begin Death Is Reported Mtddleporl Perry MIWt, Dlln -•• ... fourth and <<tnoum HarboUr parent and housewtle wu .... o•• OD.. M'-a llll·'lyn FogJeso·"' a, h••h ... D t MISs Elizabeth Ward was not Stivera IJack BecltUe, Sarah ers would t{OI onelourt~ In the .. "' n• 1 ~ The Kerr s Run cu. • us ero, DID& at 6 p !It !ted Monday ol tbe death of he• Bowman· Eileen Wooda, llolterl form 01 a re]late on purchase& aohool •tudenl and Mrs Sylvh receptly orgamzed mdependent brot~er Wtlham Ward at New Fuller, Eiletn S<iara, Jul1c1 Hy The gen!nl wale increase Blake, a teacber basketball team surprised the CssUe Pa a former local resl sell, Katbryn Hyilel~ Guy lie> which the ttoard recommended Modera.tor •I the discussion Pomeroy Hotohots 108t night, 127 wiU be b¥ed'on Inorealled prnduc- will be Charles Carr, FJnelpal -ao,021n a SIUIIe at tho Mason City ®Ids, Eddie Manley, LIIIIIJI B. dent t(vlty and will be blgher Ulan the cl ttie Muon School 11\!1,; Lucy Youth Center•ntb big ~tm Bowlea MiSs Ward left Monday alter King May Baker Kathey~ ~ch' preant producUvlty lncroaaa for Jane Bulmer will be' In <Wae n' Clndnnatl Redleg proporty wann• 11000 for Columbus and went to ~tty Sayre, Marie Manley, Pbyl mula of z'4 per ..nt ct e centa de\TOtlotll. Bebesbmepta will b• 108 up fer the baseball seaaon wllll ocw Castle today with Mr and 111 Tannehill , an hour, whlcltl!ver Is bllber tltl polnll to lead the winners !Irs Frattk Vincent to altend tbr llhmer Neal Blaine JYI!burn 1!Orve4. The board 1tso rec¥~mended 'I" Curb Duster~ all ~etp"ooo funeral serv1ce! Mao- Walburn, Eva ii'arlle1~ _RI that the 19 cents an hour eost-o~ e~liopt one, were ahead atl the •hard Pickens Johtt BrYa'!!, ,,~l' llvln8 allowance current!• noJd to own~;~ ~ Wll)l In !Ito !tee !COI't)18' {llelee, WASHINGTON UP- The D• ha J Chlldo, Wlll!apt X: Jlllley, •• • '" 1 ''..., be fit f referee lilijse Department mea led DIVORC" Glt"NTID 1... Regtda Hudson, QJY,de Ailensworin most auto w•tkeri ItO wrltteit ilto w GuL ne o ,e • ~ ·• te 'g't lliclt lor tho Bol.sjtots Wer, !lick to If to spend money at 29 a r A sutl lor dlvcret! ~as been Ill the ba..c wage fl ees'~-':0 "a"' and Jo~n Stsson eacli wllll bases " part of tl.! dtspersal and ed 10 CBmmon Pleas Court here by A.llen Hugh~. Fred ijo!fnlan H~nnatt Kincaid, Hanx l(ltoh, "" ... ·~ 22 aler• program fer tho StrategiC JullaDI v mells,RD Long Bottom David , Oblinger KeQI)~ut , AmsAPPROlll MOTIONS u' 81 Joe. W"t bad ' "' roil Entrleo flied In llom,.,n Pleat 0 Jlii.IIU a:""~ st.:"::.IBN.!~~d ~: A~~o~P~~~~ng plan came t• vs Jo~~thM :.bs~.:r :.n~llfiFul":; bary, Edgar AlleiiJWOI'Itt. l ~ Ellu, Pearl Reynol.u;; l !llilaell Court here today found JIIOtlont 1 92. light In an amendment II>Iali;UI.~~~~ for bOla of partieulara by live d.. The Meta• County Alsoclatoon KeCnnurebdyDOu.steTorala I Engltsh 18 1r apelled out detatls of a btU to attorneys. Mills, 1cbn 1 Fry, H.,..,a ~-::,~ feodanla In the !ceal Food Free of Tcwn.shlp Trustee• and Clerks LJwrence Manley, 'Dell , Fre:f,r eases we~ taken and or wUI hold Its annul) meeting at 8 Kennedy 10 P8)'ne 12, RusseU 25',, authoriZe $549 670.000 In emer Herbert Glllley OLD$TIR JAILID dere the pro!ICuclor to prctVIde In the Second MeCabe 2, Bowles 60 Total 127 gency military spendtnl! Walter Harris, ~,.-~ l!Wibes, Pomeroy Patrolman Henry Wer 1 wl" same Condor st :rtils sec!lcn of the btU mclud delen\laltts or counae "' TliURSDAY MEETING eluded three Ohio bases, J.ock ry Jailed John McConaha, 63, of Nan Moore, I.eWlf ~y, .. ~• before trjaL Defondanta !!: A, Engert I E te B 'I 089 000 Cbaun<ey, 0, M•nd&l' lllghl for Euler Nancy 1111!:4altf b\V~r H 11. Wbltlcte~. relations ollteer The WIIJin& Workers o n ~· boqrne A F • • mtoxloatlon iBond of •lo wu sel MorciD, Eil)m~ ~ltlller "j.. 1t Jr, A il Layl Pu,bllc Employe's prio@ EUB ~urcb will m..t till• Wright Patterson A F B $22. but remained In ... l"'iley, llorcld Hinkle, CHJtei • MltaeU(alll'f of qotumbus Tltii!WI1e~ at the home o.f 132000 and Clinton County A F tod¥ llcCo!llba <COntlllued V at noon today lti'Ved , ~. . . SiiiUil NY~ Ave. II , $0,'176,000 UAW Announces Proposal To Share·Profits Rma "'. Cross , OO ByDeath CIaun EarIy Tuesday lEJOergenc:y Squad, ..:1£ Award W/ "on Bv Mitzi.e "'' Ife Effect Of TV On Children 'li Be Discussed HotshQts Stopped By Curb DHSters In 127-92 Game ' ° Three Ohio Air Bases ·Included In Defense Bill T hipCl..._.·And Trust ld '-- al'Meel ,, Police Believe S''eIeton That ' Man Of Missmg "IJt Jobll ou:r.- �t ' •, . ' . 1 \ f..$#NTINEL .. 'Pile ~pie of M~ County, and the Red Cross' voluntel!f otllclals who have worked so·bard, certainly deeerve commendation for tlie magnificent showing Monday at the bloodl)lobll'! operation v~it. The goal was i&o pln\s. 'l'bis wri f(!lljlM by 86, a total of ~!6 jlenons buying btobll lirsurance for the next six months. Thts amount of blootl will pull the local blood bank out of the MIOus boil! It was in since it owed at least 100 pints to surround· In} hollpitai! and to th& Huntinglon Blood CentP.r. The final total on owed blood will Jlot be in for several days as these "duns" come in only perlodlcally. In particular we believe those who gave are to be commended for their patience m ~altlng through long lines in order to be a donor. It always is not easy to take that much time off during a worklngAay. In assessing the reslllts or the bloodmobile Vli!t we suppose that many of the new donors believed what they read in this newspaper· tllat froln now on peot>le Will hav~ to "gwe w gel." 6:45 Sign On 'i:oo 9 00 9·30 10 00 10 30 Actually, to give to get is the only seiUilble policy. We a.re preparM to conclude thaf should be the policy r911ardlass of the amount of blood banked for the future. The day of the lree·rider should be passed in thiS> pro· gram as Jn other lines of community aallon Givinf blood, as was pointed out here, is actual insurance, bought and paid for. 11ould be admirable if ail these folks who would return in April or June, upon notification by postcard. At that time they would purchase - with their blood - another six months protection as they do with money for their car or home or furnishings. Only in such a \Yay can previous heavy donors be relieved of their giving every·two or three months In order to keep the program alive Though on occasions the program was only feebly surviving, It did live, grea~ll to the credit or a few donors a·nd th& Red Cross people who refused to giVe up. It would rebound to the credit ot our \Wn· ty and to every litd!VIdutl wbo gh~ tilclod yesterday to pled;d ~~illvas t6 .4!6ntlilue what they ~ga11. 1100 llr30 12 00 12.30 T and particularly in Ohio, were in arms over the oleo margarine issue. "No color in oleo" was the cry, Ohio voted in 1949 to permit the polorlng of oleo and since then Ohio and MI I II h e gs county da rymen aa we ave seen much greater percentages of their produc· , tlOn going on urban tabies as milk rather than butter. " Is anybody worse or better om Has the I I r I h I th d8 I , co or ng o o eo ur e ryman · . Surely not, Today it Is assumed here that iome of the Grade B milk produced is used for butter or uther dairy products. Much more milk is sold as Grade A for table use. Dllirymen have continued to improve pro"uction methods and stand today on the I' btlnk of roo I mass pb~~ctlon and mechani· Zillion of the dairy busin~ss. Bulk milk handllug Is here and it is belle~ed the up·to-date producer wlll be forced Into it, liking it or tarter II Cnntral PTA WM hl'ld Mflndar Mother, ot th r Hrhoul Wctlne.~tbv tv~nlna. Tho meeting npeneol uflf·r·noon ot 2 n'clnek. s"'"'"' r.,.de tarwht hy Scout member JIJr<~ny An ~~~~~ \lal'y Vwginln llcJhd d1eW1, (oiiOWl•tl b)' the gt·o u~ U1e hnnncr award Daily SentmeJ nnces nrc used ln this plant so Churrh w11l meet Dt 7 30 tonl ~; ht that coal mmcd locally may he 1\.11 ofr1rers mcludlng the rellnng used with a mmlmum of process. and newly eJected officers ar"" lng ltep!, rcqucst('d to be JJruscnt fo r a rr·· orgaulznt10n • mcttlng 0Ver EUrope wun LONDON UP - Rndw S1gnol:l er~ h11d bet'n purch,Jsed fnr 1h " n,omtormg stations were able to rout_"th, f!fth und ~1xth ~J'u d r~ nct·ount for all except one and II It wns ul.~o onnounl'NI thnt m·w dcfulltcly was not from a moo:-~ homq of Mrs. C. A. Emmisb with Mrs. Charles McElhanny, Mr( John Kincaid, Mrs Jame3 Euler. Mrs Norman Wayland and Mrs. spc. lnnrl, ll•tenlng post snld. "Opo c o. Ftsh.er as assisting ho.qless Hostess For ~ ~.~clnas;ra 'Ciub Meet speaker, Ml" Sally Schaaf, cia! education tca<hPr In !he autland School, who gavu , vary Intorcstmg hlk on lh(' slow lenn· '"' In our schools M11s Schaof stressed thot children shonlrl b' tlmg we're sure of though.thc signals don't como from • rocket, Sputmk or other llPBce vc.uel." It WM the Talsflcld ilntlon which llrst urged caution IBSI d o&,ed In 1 mental agr groufl S.llurday 11galnet aceepting a Fin· ruthl'r than In chr01wloglcnl ngl'! 11lsh state radio report thnt Jlcw group During the program a pJan; solo was glv('n hy Pamt"ln Moore KHihy Wolf ond Brenda Bul le) a&l1¥ a duet ac('ompunll'll Uy Mr! Lucllle Swackhamer Alter !he mcellng refresh· mcnt1 were served by the Mam Stroot group. U. S. Publl'c Debt PerilODSIy Close •, T0 LegaI LUJltl signal' had been ' heard lndleatln, a moon-rocket might be on l!J way • The Tatsrleld station accuratr. ly opined that the slgnab·heard later Saturday by most European 1tatlons·wcre from a teleprinter ·with a higher trequency than !hose of the Sputnik but with an lltcllnatlon to wander The Flnnl•h •tale radio reP.ort early Saturday mornlnr eparked belief throughout Europe that RuS!Ia had launched a moon rock· el. A number or MO!~OW radla broadca~ts on moon travel by top ~rtontuts about tha 11m• time helped to barden thu belief. WASIIINGTON UP - TM publie debt, limited by law to 27~ ~tll!on dollars, aow atando at $274,373,000,000 Prealdenl Eisenhower. In hll d•ot Mes.o•e, estimated It will • • down to $27 t .zoo.ooo 000 by tho end of !he current fiscal . year 1, June 30 and at the sa me llguro •goln 1 year later, when the 1938- CARY, nl. UP .., A Chicago39 Clscal rear ends bound paasenger ti-alb' hlf the reor But In the meantime, he aald, end ol another train j~ heavy fog tl1e 21~ billion dollar ceiling alter a eros.lng accident near pool olllee at POll> abouM be "revised upward tem· t\'re todey. t!orarlly" to meet "rlalng defense Two persons were killed and lilt r~te•: l)ellvecy by ~•penditurea" and to provide liken to hoopltals. As many as 70 1vallablt 30 cento )"more flelllMllty to permit tilt· .train p..,cn~ora were shaken up one yfar In dvanco ot 4rcnl and economical debt man· In the chain of events which In· S.ntlnet ofnee. $1~ 60: anement" llotvcd four tralno. montho. The government would te likely ,The Chicago and North West~rn lVIII to hit the present deb! celUng be· trRins heodlnl for ChleaiG Inelud· fore Aprrl Income tu payments ed three commuter train• and one repl••n19h its eotler;. throut:h train frcrii Minneapolis. The pubUo debt to made up or The flrot train ltruc~ and killed ,u the money the auvetnmenl a wom111 at a cr~as~ nr.b of borrows whe~ 11.11 iunn1~ 1ft thf Cary, ro"" eo m~el north '" of T!t dltit ij Hptr.JelltMII, lit> Cb{Ciko. ' ' di orid 6t!W··v. t ~~· J. Acond eomnltit¥f ~ 11ojd b• lndlvldUIIW. baakl lllit, .l...o bet!lu,ae of the. a!'Oidnc ·-•· Oilier JAve11or1o · r.;;L A ~ , tru- ~ t Two Are Killed And 6JdJUf , M' In Tram' C•asll .e - ' Work Js now progressing on a which will srl:!nnrl l{enorating umt also hove a eapacly or 125,000 kilBOOSTERS TO MEET owatts lt is expect(!d td be comThe Wahomo H•gh School Bantl pleted tate thrs year. Boo s t~ 1· s wlll m~(lf on Wedn !'f dn .~ The Conesville site wna origin· January 1~. at 7 30 p. m. m thP ally sclecled by the Company Cor band room at th£1 sehool Us new ~encratlng statioa because It offered two Items of OS· CIRCLE MEETING sential nelural resources m abun· Cla&.'l 12 of the WSCS wll' dance. These are coal 'and water meet Wednesday evehing- at the which all steam . generating sta- book cues have also been pur· rocket. for CIIC'h room "We're not SUTe ohout one," a Mr~. Ollv<•r Mlchurls, program Rpokesman ot tho British Broad· follow• Mr.s. Tompkln•. Mra Ger. ch11lrman Introduced thl' guest casting atuuon's Tatstl,ld, EngC'hmtP<l Generating Plant Producing ~ U:r~~ad~ T~ursdn~:~t plh~~ln ' , •lnaing the Stnr Sponutcrl nnnnor Mr Chm·l., Glhl" spoke brief we n! bot•p, beep, heeprng alon~ 1 4Rd the Parents l1raJilr helng ly and mmounced the new 1catl the European ulrwaves todnv-but Mrs. Denver Rice J • Jenniffr lllkttlet Ninth dirtfldtiy Is Celebrated Jan. 11 6. ~ sl,c On 7 00 Tlidli)' • 9.1kJ lloiliper RoOm is 1i:00 .....,.• . Mod.iaY -~~ , .. s.,.& · , es. Mrs Homer Cook writ conduct the devotronal oorvlce and Mrs C. Raymon Konkrlgbl 1.! In charge o1 tho program Mrs. Ram Chosher, pre•ldcnt, will prcoldc ot tho meeting. TO MElT THURSDAY Tho Buoy Bee Class a~the Fi ...: Baptist Church will meet Thurs. day evening at ?:30 at the home of lfr1. flarald Hubbard, Ftrth Avenue. ttvns require m large quantities These basic necd11 combmcd wlh the relatiV~'~IY sho't transmission distance to Columbus, made the site Ideal. A joint venture 'consisting of Simco Inc., a Company subst~Iary, and tbo Peabody Cool Company wl~ mine and deliver oocal to the cdmpany lqr use by t~e generat1n1 station Simco will provide !be e<tulpmenl and Peabody will man· will mine and dellVlOr coal to the Joint venture. An electric powor shovel manu· facture~ by ldprlon Power ShOvel Com.,.ny lor Simco Is one of the three Ilrgeof constructed and h11 a oapaclty of 70 euble yirdit or Ji)D tono. It welgho 289D loDB, lo s~H­ propelled on eight flve-feel·Wtde caterpillar !road! and le>els ll· aelf automatically alter eae~ move. It 11 capable of continuous oper· atlon In all kmda of weather, and requires a baslo oporallng orew of three meD - an oper1tor, oiler, I JITNIY SUPPER A Jitney Supper will be heM at tho cummunlty building In Le· tart Falls, Saturday evening, Jan 25 startin& at 5:30 p. m. The supper 11 being spo01ored by the Letart Falls Methodlit Chureh An.ND loiiiTINI Rue Tuckermag and Lawrenao Bing attended the State Direc· tcrs' meellnc pf tho Isaak Walton Leaaue at I~ Southern Hotel In Columbus Sunday. Mr. Tucker· man Ia tile Slate Director of tbo Metga t~IP!er ol the 1 Leagu• The almual cdongntd1a~~al hm~•:; and Mr. ~91 IJ a dlr1;ctor of the In• 'ol the •·e era e uro Cb 1 •• were ' "·•rilp'' nle~ held' Sunday monl!d(. op er. , , "'• • tollowlnl the worship servlee to the meellnil by Edill Tucker- ~· tb• Rev Wald' J. llartels, Fred nlan, Athena. Bl.M'tnar preslden'• ptO!lded .. Ro· ' "' • ~ ldltreanllj~,r-alliO hailed. bert ~oal~l ~¥ ~ltctro 81 an '!'be 0urth tt'aln, incttier com- er.tnd Mti. LC!Uli R'elbeland Walt· muter train~ hli the rear cif the er JlJ:Ut~r II de).co~. third trilb In the loa: A ~wman 'nw! be\l~letion 'rfi l!iv. Bartels on the thli'd tralll Wai cl'uill,ed be- an~ the·rtcmlonal eonctude4 tbe , • 1w1en the ll>eomotlve and the lis! meou,,. ear aa he jn-l!~ar~ to i>ui out a ', --,,---c7"" rta;e, The ~lotlms }'lere a kri. Le· , .. ONCI t, YIAJ ;ori. vine ol C!Ystal ta14: DF., 1nd P01t"'H~b. "'1· trf...., d' Frank Pblllipl~, !2, Qr'een Bay, tlao4 'Uihtablp Just complete her lvls. a Qai:man. [ '"""'" voyoge - Uoo only bnc 11 ' ' ' •he males - s~ill nt from her sta· :~~~i~~~~TkUIN ' tion 12 ml)es oU tho harbor to Conn. liP - ~OS!On for annual ~verhaul. , OUW'"" --' " ' LAtl P~ISli)INT -~TPORT, , conn. .!JP _ New ....~grroc• Qi'tildeltt a ..rce "" 1H1 r ~ AI ' ied 12 ,lllillule''l•te 0~ Ia ~qwAil•lltb* meetlnJ. Hli ~ ilu 'late.. " , ll 05 'icanning the Weather 11 10 The Late Show 6.4.1 Spe»rts Parade --&· .. tli/fi: ' ~~ Mellis County ~ews ........ ~ :~~: r " II J efficient .ervice. f! Closed Thuriday .UietnOODI oa coN'l'Acr MASON ruurrua flj(jle·;P-z5591 ~ o.Je JIMoil, W. \'t o\f'OI4 ~· Wiler RUTi:ANDdeafURNitURl· :~!;!! ~: Big Record The Millionaire I've Got A Secret U S. Steel !lour t1·oo Up-to-the-minute NeWI 111'05 ScannlnH the- Wellher I ol:10 TM Late RholV I C~annel 13· Channel13 Tuesday Channei13-Wednesclly 12:10 p.m. Daily on 990 Sf~Ot ·On Your Radio Diol 0 44 9 45 Sill" On Morning Movie II 00 Adventures in Learning 1150 12 05 12 15 12 4ll 1•00 \ •30 Neighbors Noon New!l !'rankle Leine Show .Movie Quick Quiz Gretchen Wade Show Movi~ Matmee l:OO American Bandstand 3:30 Do You Trust Your ~le 4:00 Ameri~an Bandstana 6:00 Sir Lancelot S:SQ ldiekey Mouse Club 6:00 \:arloon Club 6:25 t~ve Star Final 6:45 News 7:00 Gray Ghos: ?:30 Cheyenne 9.40 9 45 11:00 11;50 L\1.05 12·15 12 45 I 00 ) 30 3 00 Slgn On Morning Movie Adventure! In Leat'llinl Neighbors Noon 'News Libera~e .Movie Quick Quiz The Gretchen Wade Show Movie MoUnee Americ•n llandstand ~.30 Do You Trull ....l.ur Wilt f:OG American Bandf&Dct 5:00 WUd Biil Hickok' ~.~o lllekey Mo111e Cluh 6:00 Cartoon Club 6.:j3 Five siR J'lnil HS Newa 7:00 Sherlock Holmes 7:30 Dlln•ytand 8:30 T01nbslone TerTttor, 9·00 Gale and Harriet 9:90 Date Wilh ,the M1oll , 10:00 Wectneoday Night FllhlB • 8:30 Wyatt EBfl> 9:00 Broken ~ow 9:30 Telephone Tlmo lo·oo oss 10:30 Sporticope 10:30 Public Defender 11:00 New• 11:00 Newa .!:15 Thea~r 13 11!13 Theater IS 12:30 Sign 011 t2:SO Sian Off -Th:-e---::Cheoa_pe _a"t-e-= ' B-,y-:-B:-r:-ld:-g;e-:-1p-e-'n--; sl-on_s_p.a_n:-l:-n"7th:-e-ee-:nte:-r:-:l:::lf::-ts-:th:-e 8pans tour miles of water tD llnk roadway 1118 m~et a~ove f.be &blp Maryland'• eastern and western channel, allowing ocean·golnl '411•hore•. It cost $44.000,000, and re-lselo access to the Pert of Bal~· qulred 3~ yean to bu~d. A sui- mo<e. ' I ' ~A--· ~ 111'8 fdfir big tJiiD&s ~ Qiet'sli»-bis family, his hOme, hil ~ "' .011~ WlierrY llvEs at 278 0~. . . tJili,g.~ but Chet domt always iealize it. Electricity heiJIII Cbet enjoy Ill, I . work and hiS hobby. 'lhete'a a fifth ' ' I "'" • ·, ~· _~_,., realiZtl eithef that he an4 his family are , .~.:....... ' bfs.life lnOI'e and at low- Ull1 QIWI ~ ' the important ...._ m ,. :"'~~..•• and Southern Ohio Electric Compmy has invested in new: .~. • .:M... in 80 mOlion dollars that tM ....,.~... . . · ___ ...___...~ ......_ . • • · •'-,...,.,._ 60 mUlion dollanl bas been budgeted for CUIIWDWU , t and better semce m the la8t ,_.., .....,..,..,. . ft,......:..,.n.. eflwpmen Th*. ulti~m;1lion d~ apenditures are lielpiDg all of us live better .............,, cpttns!OD dul'ltl8 the !lelt three >:ear&. . ,m ' lloo"'-• . ' '. trl~ 11urnitu,.., iii~ . S29NO ( ' ' BAKEJ fURN'ItURl .Chel slarla his day tbe aleclrlo WIQ'o . CoI'M ' '· r ptomplly and where prices are alw~ya' k>deat quo~e~I. We are equiepcd to give you good; 8:00 9.00 9.30 10:00 ° ' ! J · . ~1 ,;jJ ' ., • • ~ The l'tew Yorl( fml4 ~nee , Survey reporto th•t nliie ~ woodpc<kero have ,beta ,....., ... In the state. ljoll ,mlel. ·bow• ever, are rare: .,.., ' lor tbe .} downy woodpecker, tilt inOtt COlli· ' federated Churth Congregational Meeting.ls Held ' . Now taking a"plloations for Sen· llnel Nowspaper Routes In Pomeroy. Oall 396, pon,er<•Y· 6.55 Weatherman · 7:00 Casey Joneo 7:30 I Love Lucy WHTN-TV ' ' • .,.~ ' 7:5Q Sign On 8:00 Captala ~raroo 8:411 CBS Neil-a \ • 9:00 Mornlng Show 10:00 Garry Moore 10.30 Arthur Godfrey 11:30 Dotto 12:00 News at Noon 12:10 Kotle'i Almanac 12·15 LOve of Life , 12 30 Search for Tomoi'I'Oif 12;45 Guiding Light I :00 Katie's Kitchen 1:30 Aa 'I'~ \Vorld 1uru 2:00 Beat the Clock 2:30 f!ouaeP&l'IY 3·00 Bjg Payo!t 3:30 The Verdict Is Yours 4:00 Brl~hter .ot, 4·15 Secret Stonn 4:30 Edge o! Night 5:00 Eor·!y Show , 6:30 Your Esso Reporter . . 6 5~ WAathemum 7.00 R1 chard Dlmcond 7:30 Telephone Time 6 00 Phil Silvers Show 10'30 .11•"1• Baer, Jim , Btu, Cmt an~ Marla Hsn•on . Dennla Boolb, Diana Car· and Patlr Blakeslee. Sendmg but unable to attend were Morarlly and Suole Soulsby. • 12·30 It Could Be You 1·oo Mid·Doy New• 7:59 Slgu On 8:00 Captrln Ka~~Jaroo 8:45 CBS ~ewl 9:00 •Morning Show -• 10·00 Garry Moore 10 30 Arthur jiodtrer 11:30 Dollo 12:00 News at Noon 12· to Katie's Almanac 12.15 !,ove of Life · 12 3( Searcb for T?morrow 12'4~ Guiding Light 1:00 Katie's Kitchen 1:30 As the W>rid Tu1lll 2:00 Beat lh Clocl ~:30 Housepar!,)> 3:00 Big Payo/f 3;30 The Verdict ls Y01111 4:00 Brighter Day 4:U Secret Stonn 4:30 Edge of Night ~ ' 00 The Early Show 6•30 Your :!sso Reporter 6 4~ Sports Parado 11 ·oo Up-to.tbe·mlnute News Carole Greefle Sharan Freeman, Danny and JuUe Brown, Eddie 1 'r&e ~~Ji i~t _ MYRtlS-ICAt'S ,I :L WON"I,RPU I . f: ~ 'J'• .. • f . 'J ,,, T-HING•~.,.' . .N ·WITH ILIOTittOIT'I "' ., I ' ' !, ' '- :· Ice cream and .cup~1" . .. ner, Terry ,Fii!tz, Mary Franc" 1Uo 'l'iytli qt ,Cqn!kuoniiM 13 00 'l'la.Tiiu D,ouali oo Mld·Dav News 8:30 Eve Atden Show 9·00 To Tell The Truth g 30 Red S~elton 10.00 $1)4,000 Question Jla!l---~ ' · lfmlo, Mlb Tituo, Wr!Jht,l"illll'Harllyn Uoore, Nancy Hoff· Supr Mrst t.lfeb 9 3j) Trouble With r;~ Fr-oll Sh61;· 10:·00 Atlene , ... 10.30 Trea!ure Hunt Channel 8-Tuesday ChannelS~ WedneSday Daybook etntral PTA Elects Delegates Sc-ie-nt-is-ts StiliTo Meigs County PTA Council Traekihg"8eep" ' The re~nlnr meeting of "'' woultl he m<•ctlnu or tho !loom , aid Orueser, Mrs. Oliver Mlchocl• IJr~. Lee Tyo and M". Carl Nor· lod, alternate• are Ml81 Farr e Erlewine, Mrt John Werry, Mr~ ~liauldlna, Mro. Donley Reibel and loin. Charloa I.J•tln , It Wll announced that tht~r :t • WCHS..TV c·han~el8 cause farmers had no argument. Even !hen they were getting tile white margarine and mixing in the color. They t«kj kind of liked tile idea of not having to color it. GUILD TO IIIIIT . , The oleo question hU long celned to &th- 1'~~ ootid Of tSe dt10e Il:pLB•o· Columbus ond Southern Ohio 1 and electriclcan. Its primary fun.er the dairy industry. But 1 one fOOIIII pHI thtli'oH will ~eer at tilt fiOm• Eiectrtc Company's new Ccnes-~ t10n 1a to uocover coal deposJts ville Generating StatJop Is now near the earth's surface In adworldwide in scope, and as 2 feeding 12MOO kilowatts of elcc- vanOI! of coal stripping operations trical energy into the Company's performed by other equtpment. cause every Meigs County f.,d producer to system, J. L. McNealey, VIc<! Pre.. Altbough the ultimate capacity ponder the future. TO Milt TONIGHT The wsws of the Enterprl"' !dent In charge of Oporatlons, r.. of the Conesville G!neratlng StaBoundaries of the problem may be seen EUB church w!IJ meet tonight o: porled today. tion will be determined by In· this fact: ' tho home or Mrs Albcrt Brown p d creasing demands for electrical ro uetton or energy ~Y this enerlll' In Columbui and Southern wllh MI" Ell!lbeth Davis 8J the 12S,OOO kilowatt unit became a J/pectced to be In ex· reality after almost throe years or Ohio, /1 ~ ~ kilowatts • In 1955 Meigs Cdunty prdduced 23,000,000 leader. 1 engmcer1ng and construction on cess 0 5 ' 00. · k1 pounds of milk with fewer producers than In NEW ARRIVAL the umt and assoclatt~d trnnsmisThis weneratmg .stahon wor t s part of a continumg program o 1950 when 17,000,000 pounds were produced.) Announromenl has been receiv· s1·on 11 ~es, an d e~pen d'!lures t~p- provlde dependable electrical ened here or the birth of a 7II lb ,ro~chmg $24 mlllton. With surp Iuses st ac ki ng up natianaII y er m all reqiJired quantities at daughter on SundaY, January 12 1 his new unit Increases the gy t the needs of the ' spite of CV'Crythlng Mr. Bei)Jon'. attefllljts to Mr. and Mr·s. Howard Tucker Com pany's rated production ra all timet o •erve . Washington, how is the United States 'gofng 'An! Grueseri of Chepacket, R P<~ CIIy lo OOli,OOO kilowulls. Other presen~ aDd estlmatedke~equ~c~ nnli MrsandAdolilh Gl UlSCr plants now providing electric en ments m thed futur~~ T~he Jn~tric to f Ind a solution to its "farm probl em.' ' Mil k orf Mr Minersville Mr nnd MJS ergy 1n addition to Concs\•ille with these eman , , '1 · apendmg un average production here is one tiny facet of a nation- l!oword Tucker or Harmony, R are ·the P1cwuy and Walnut Sta·• c omp!ny 18 1 I!Ot. al situation in food production T, are t ~ •e grandparent• The tlons, both nenr Columbus, and of $20 million year Y !he E M . Poston Slatton In Ath· 1'uckcrs abo hove two other chil· Nobody argues about the oleo problem ' The person, or group of persons, who 1rcn, Howard ond Claro Elrza en.s County. 1 The Con.,ville Station Is of anymore. Farmers buy colored oleo from rives a satisfactory answer from the maze bdh. modified outdoor construction their grocers as readily as their town neigh· economic farm complexities will have the whtch represents a savings over CHURCH COUNCIL EETS bars. I,ndeed, the 1049 issue was helicvod to $64,000 in his bahk. conventumnl types. Cyclone fur· The Council of lhll F£tdt•rul<!d S~l serious Today Romper Room · Trouble With Father Arlene Fraqcts Show TreltBIII'e I!ulll Tho Prlee Right Tnilh 1ir ~JII"Juunpet Tic Tac Dough It Could Be Ybu 1.15 Mr;vietime , lorg~r Problem L·ooms Selore U. S., Meigs FarmersTen years ago dairymen the nation over, have been settled at the polls so quietly be· ;tven, by the prcsidrnl, Mrs Rull1 totnpklns. · Delegatu to the Mri~~ CauniJ" Council or Parent and Tcnchcn ,to 1be held at the Junior High ; Sc~ool, Feb 6 war(! named as ' 2'30 Kilty Foyle 1.15 Mp~letlme 3:00 lfatinee Theatre 2:30 Kilty ~oyle 1·00 Queen for a Day 3:00 Motlnee Theater 4:45 Modern Romances 4·00 Queen for a Day ~ : 00 Comedy Time 4·45 1\1cdern n'omances ~ .3 0 Splnacb Playhoust 3.00 Comedy Time 8 : 1~ Sp,rts Ey., 5 :~0 Spin~ch Playhouse 6'25 Weathercast 6:j5 Sports Eye 6·30 News Picture 6·25 Weathe\"I!UI 6:45 NllC News 6.30 News picllll"e 7·00 Sober of London 6:4S NBC News 7 30 Trea•ure Hunt 7:00 Boots alld Saddle• 8:00 Omnibus 7::10 Wokon, Ttiln 9.00 Meet McGraw 8,:3o Fatl)er KJ!{l)l's' !lest 9.30 Bob Climmitga Show 9 00 Krill TI•~Jiter 10 00 Californians IO:M 10:30 !be New Adveqtu!•ea of ., This !J Y.our tJ(e · Martin Ka'lle tO·~o b. Rffl PlayboJae U·OO News Headlines 11:00 NeWS lteldlinel 11 ·10 Weatberca!l 11:10 we,tluireast tl'i~ Nltewa~il 11:15 Nlttwatch 1:00 Sian Off . 1:00 Sip 011 gave bleo Issue Of 10 Yeats Ago Is Settled But AMuoN, Tire - Channe13-Tuesday ChtiWII•I3- Wed...., Goes Over The Top; future Po/Jcy Perhaps :>II~IUid Continue fo Be 'You Have To Give, To Get' tlttlil'lioblle :'fjth the Pledgo lo the Flou le•l • fi&.EVISION~ (,nhrit WSAZ -TV Chon"el3 Editorially ' ~Y • '2-DaiTJI Sthtlilel1 ~eu;.MI<!~.~Jnt,,f4,.1:tt~ ' ;·j ·' · �t ' •, . ' . 1 \ f..$#NTINEL .. 'Pile ~pie of M~ County, and the Red Cross' voluntel!f otllclals who have worked so·bard, certainly deeerve commendation for tlie magnificent showing Monday at the bloodl)lobll'! operation v~it. The goal was i&o pln\s. 'l'bis wri f(!lljlM by 86, a total of ~!6 jlenons buying btobll lirsurance for the next six months. Thts amount of blootl will pull the local blood bank out of the MIOus boil! It was in since it owed at least 100 pints to surround· In} hollpitai! and to th& Huntinglon Blood CentP.r. The final total on owed blood will Jlot be in for several days as these "duns" come in only perlodlcally. In particular we believe those who gave are to be commended for their patience m ~altlng through long lines in order to be a donor. It always is not easy to take that much time off during a worklngAay. In assessing the reslllts or the bloodmobile Vli!t we suppose that many of the new donors believed what they read in this newspaper· tllat froln now on peot>le Will hav~ to "gwe w gel." 6:45 Sign On 'i:oo 9 00 9·30 10 00 10 30 Actually, to give to get is the only seiUilble policy. We a.re preparM to conclude thaf should be the policy r911ardlass of the amount of blood banked for the future. The day of the lree·rider should be passed in thiS> pro· gram as Jn other lines of community aallon Givinf blood, as was pointed out here, is actual insurance, bought and paid for. 11ould be admirable if ail these folks who would return in April or June, upon notification by postcard. At that time they would purchase - with their blood - another six months protection as they do with money for their car or home or furnishings. Only in such a \Yay can previous heavy donors be relieved of their giving every·two or three months In order to keep the program alive Though on occasions the program was only feebly surviving, It did live, grea~ll to the credit or a few donors a·nd th& Red Cross people who refused to giVe up. It would rebound to the credit ot our \Wn· ty and to every litd!VIdutl wbo gh~ tilclod yesterday to pled;d ~~illvas t6 .4!6ntlilue what they ~ga11. 1100 llr30 12 00 12.30 T and particularly in Ohio, were in arms over the oleo margarine issue. "No color in oleo" was the cry, Ohio voted in 1949 to permit the polorlng of oleo and since then Ohio and MI I II h e gs county da rymen aa we ave seen much greater percentages of their produc· , tlOn going on urban tabies as milk rather than butter. " Is anybody worse or better om Has the I I r I h I th d8 I , co or ng o o eo ur e ryman · . Surely not, Today it Is assumed here that iome of the Grade B milk produced is used for butter or uther dairy products. Much more milk is sold as Grade A for table use. Dllirymen have continued to improve pro"uction methods and stand today on the I' btlnk of roo I mass pb~~ctlon and mechani· Zillion of the dairy busin~ss. Bulk milk handllug Is here and it is belle~ed the up·to-date producer wlll be forced Into it, liking it or tarter II Cnntral PTA WM hl'ld Mflndar Mother, ot th r Hrhoul Wctlne.~tbv tv~nlna. Tho meeting npeneol uflf·r·noon ot 2 n'clnek. s"'"'"' r.,.de tarwht hy Scout member JIJr<~ny An ~~~~~ \lal'y Vwginln llcJhd d1eW1, (oiiOWl•tl b)' the gt·o u~ U1e hnnncr award Daily SentmeJ nnces nrc used ln this plant so Churrh w11l meet Dt 7 30 tonl ~; ht that coal mmcd locally may he 1\.11 ofr1rers mcludlng the rellnng used with a mmlmum of process. and newly eJected officers ar"" lng ltep!, rcqucst('d to be JJruscnt fo r a rr·· orgaulznt10n • mcttlng 0Ver EUrope wun LONDON UP - Rndw S1gnol:l er~ h11d bet'n purch,Jsed fnr 1h " n,omtormg stations were able to rout_"th, f!fth und ~1xth ~J'u d r~ nct·ount for all except one and II It wns ul.~o onnounl'NI thnt m·w dcfulltcly was not from a moo:-~ homq of Mrs. C. A. Emmisb with Mrs. Charles McElhanny, Mr( John Kincaid, Mrs Jame3 Euler. Mrs Norman Wayland and Mrs. spc. lnnrl, ll•tenlng post snld. "Opo c o. Ftsh.er as assisting ho.qless Hostess For ~ ~.~clnas;ra 'Ciub Meet speaker, Ml" Sally Schaaf, cia! education tca<hPr In !he autland School, who gavu , vary Intorcstmg hlk on lh(' slow lenn· '"' In our schools M11s Schaof stressed thot children shonlrl b' tlmg we're sure of though.thc signals don't como from • rocket, Sputmk or other llPBce vc.uel." It WM the Talsflcld ilntlon which llrst urged caution IBSI d o&,ed In 1 mental agr groufl S.llurday 11galnet aceepting a Fin· ruthl'r than In chr01wloglcnl ngl'! 11lsh state radio report thnt Jlcw group During the program a pJan; solo was glv('n hy Pamt"ln Moore KHihy Wolf ond Brenda Bul le) a&l1¥ a duet ac('ompunll'll Uy Mr! Lucllle Swackhamer Alter !he mcellng refresh· mcnt1 were served by the Mam Stroot group. U. S. Publl'c Debt PerilODSIy Close •, T0 LegaI LUJltl signal' had been ' heard lndleatln, a moon-rocket might be on l!J way • The Tatsrleld station accuratr. ly opined that the slgnab·heard later Saturday by most European 1tatlons·wcre from a teleprinter ·with a higher trequency than !hose of the Sputnik but with an lltcllnatlon to wander The Flnnl•h •tale radio reP.ort early Saturday mornlnr eparked belief throughout Europe that RuS!Ia had launched a moon rock· el. A number or MO!~OW radla broadca~ts on moon travel by top ~rtontuts about tha 11m• time helped to barden thu belief. WASIIINGTON UP - TM publie debt, limited by law to 27~ ~tll!on dollars, aow atando at $274,373,000,000 Prealdenl Eisenhower. In hll d•ot Mes.o•e, estimated It will • • down to $27 t .zoo.ooo 000 by tho end of !he current fiscal . year 1, June 30 and at the sa me llguro •goln 1 year later, when the 1938- CARY, nl. UP .., A Chicago39 Clscal rear ends bound paasenger ti-alb' hlf the reor But In the meantime, he aald, end ol another train j~ heavy fog tl1e 21~ billion dollar ceiling alter a eros.lng accident near pool olllee at POll> abouM be "revised upward tem· t\'re todey. t!orarlly" to meet "rlalng defense Two persons were killed and lilt r~te•: l)ellvecy by ~•penditurea" and to provide liken to hoopltals. As many as 70 1vallablt 30 cento )"more flelllMllty to permit tilt· .train p..,cn~ora were shaken up one yfar In dvanco ot 4rcnl and economical debt man· In the chain of events which In· S.ntlnet ofnee. $1~ 60: anement" llotvcd four tralno. montho. The government would te likely ,The Chicago and North West~rn lVIII to hit the present deb! celUng be· trRins heodlnl for ChleaiG Inelud· fore Aprrl Income tu payments ed three commuter train• and one repl••n19h its eotler;. throut:h train frcrii Minneapolis. The pubUo debt to made up or The flrot train ltruc~ and killed ,u the money the auvetnmenl a wom111 at a cr~as~ nr.b of borrows whe~ 11.11 iunn1~ 1ft thf Cary, ro"" eo m~el north '" of T!t dltit ij Hptr.JelltMII, lit> Cb{Ciko. ' ' di orid 6t!W··v. t ~~· J. Acond eomnltit¥f ~ 11ojd b• lndlvldUIIW. baakl lllit, .l...o bet!lu,ae of the. a!'Oidnc ·-•· Oilier JAve11or1o · r.;;L A ~ , tru- ~ t Two Are Killed And 6JdJUf , M' In Tram' C•asll .e - ' Work Js now progressing on a which will srl:!nnrl l{enorating umt also hove a eapacly or 125,000 kilBOOSTERS TO MEET owatts lt is expect(!d td be comThe Wahomo H•gh School Bantl pleted tate thrs year. Boo s t~ 1· s wlll m~(lf on Wedn !'f dn .~ The Conesville site wna origin· January 1~. at 7 30 p. m. m thP ally sclecled by the Company Cor band room at th£1 sehool Us new ~encratlng statioa because It offered two Items of OS· CIRCLE MEETING sential nelural resources m abun· Cla&.'l 12 of the WSCS wll' dance. These are coal 'and water meet Wednesday evehing- at the which all steam . generating sta- book cues have also been pur· rocket. for CIIC'h room "We're not SUTe ohout one," a Mr~. Ollv<•r Mlchurls, program Rpokesman ot tho British Broad· follow• Mr.s. Tompkln•. Mra Ger. ch11lrman Introduced thl' guest casting atuuon's Tatstl,ld, EngC'hmtP<l Generating Plant Producing ~ U:r~~ad~ T~ursdn~:~t plh~~ln ' , •lnaing the Stnr Sponutcrl nnnnor Mr Chm·l., Glhl" spoke brief we n! bot•p, beep, heeprng alon~ 1 4Rd the Parents l1raJilr helng ly and mmounced the new 1catl the European ulrwaves todnv-but Mrs. Denver Rice J • Jenniffr lllkttlet Ninth dirtfldtiy Is Celebrated Jan. 11 6. ~ sl,c On 7 00 Tlidli)' • 9.1kJ lloiliper RoOm is 1i:00 .....,.• . Mod.iaY -~~ , .. s.,.& · , es. Mrs Homer Cook writ conduct the devotronal oorvlce and Mrs C. Raymon Konkrlgbl 1.! In charge o1 tho program Mrs. Ram Chosher, pre•ldcnt, will prcoldc ot tho meeting. TO MElT THURSDAY Tho Buoy Bee Class a~the Fi ...: Baptist Church will meet Thurs. day evening at ?:30 at the home of lfr1. flarald Hubbard, Ftrth Avenue. ttvns require m large quantities These basic necd11 combmcd wlh the relatiV~'~IY sho't transmission distance to Columbus, made the site Ideal. A joint venture 'consisting of Simco Inc., a Company subst~Iary, and tbo Peabody Cool Company wl~ mine and deliver oocal to the cdmpany lqr use by t~e generat1n1 station Simco will provide !be e<tulpmenl and Peabody will man· will mine and dellVlOr coal to the Joint venture. An electric powor shovel manu· facture~ by ldprlon Power ShOvel Com.,.ny lor Simco Is one of the three Ilrgeof constructed and h11 a oapaclty of 70 euble yirdit or Ji)D tono. It welgho 289D loDB, lo s~H­ propelled on eight flve-feel·Wtde caterpillar !road! and le>els ll· aelf automatically alter eae~ move. It 11 capable of continuous oper· atlon In all kmda of weather, and requires a baslo oporallng orew of three meD - an oper1tor, oiler, I JITNIY SUPPER A Jitney Supper will be heM at tho cummunlty building In Le· tart Falls, Saturday evening, Jan 25 startin& at 5:30 p. m. The supper 11 being spo01ored by the Letart Falls Methodlit Chureh An.ND loiiiTINI Rue Tuckermag and Lawrenao Bing attended the State Direc· tcrs' meellnc pf tho Isaak Walton Leaaue at I~ Southern Hotel In Columbus Sunday. Mr. Tucker· man Ia tile Slate Director of tbo Metga t~IP!er ol the 1 Leagu• The almual cdongntd1a~~al hm~•:; and Mr. ~91 IJ a dlr1;ctor of the In• 'ol the •·e era e uro Cb 1 •• were ' "·•rilp'' nle~ held' Sunday monl!d(. op er. , , "'• • tollowlnl the worship servlee to the meellnil by Edill Tucker- ~· tb• Rev Wald' J. llartels, Fred nlan, Athena. Bl.M'tnar preslden'• ptO!lded .. Ro· ' "' • ~ ldltreanllj~,r-alliO hailed. bert ~oal~l ~¥ ~ltctro 81 an '!'be 0urth tt'aln, incttier com- er.tnd Mti. LC!Uli R'elbeland Walt· muter train~ hli the rear cif the er JlJ:Ut~r II de).co~. third trilb In the loa: A ~wman 'nw! be\l~letion 'rfi l!iv. Bartels on the thli'd tralll Wai cl'uill,ed be- an~ the·rtcmlonal eonctude4 tbe , • 1w1en the ll>eomotlve and the lis! meou,,. ear aa he jn-l!~ar~ to i>ui out a ', --,,---c7"" rta;e, The ~lotlms }'lere a kri. Le· , .. ONCI t, YIAJ ;ori. vine ol C!Ystal ta14: DF., 1nd P01t"'H~b. "'1· trf...., d' Frank Pblllipl~, !2, Qr'een Bay, tlao4 'Uihtablp Just complete her lvls. a Qai:man. [ '"""'" voyoge - Uoo only bnc 11 ' ' ' •he males - s~ill nt from her sta· :~~~i~~~~TkUIN ' tion 12 ml)es oU tho harbor to Conn. liP - ~OS!On for annual ~verhaul. , OUW'"" --' " ' LAtl P~ISli)INT -~TPORT, , conn. .!JP _ New ....~grroc• Qi'tildeltt a ..rce "" 1H1 r ~ AI ' ied 12 ,lllillule''l•te 0~ Ia ~qwAil•lltb* meetlnJ. Hli ~ ilu 'late.. " , ll 05 'icanning the Weather 11 10 The Late Show 6.4.1 Spe»rts Parade --&· .. tli/fi: ' ~~ Mellis County ~ews ........ ~ :~~: r " II J efficient .ervice. f! Closed Thuriday .UietnOODI oa coN'l'Acr MASON ruurrua flj(jle·;P-z5591 ~ o.Je JIMoil, W. \'t o\f'OI4 ~· Wiler RUTi:ANDdeafURNitURl· :~!;!! ~: Big Record The Millionaire I've Got A Secret U S. Steel !lour t1·oo Up-to-the-minute NeWI 111'05 ScannlnH the- Wellher I ol:10 TM Late RholV I C~annel 13· Channel13 Tuesday Channei13-Wednesclly 12:10 p.m. Daily on 990 Sf~Ot ·On Your Radio Diol 0 44 9 45 Sill" On Morning Movie II 00 Adventures in Learning 1150 12 05 12 15 12 4ll 1•00 \ •30 Neighbors Noon New!l !'rankle Leine Show .Movie Quick Quiz Gretchen Wade Show Movi~ Matmee l:OO American Bandstand 3:30 Do You Trust Your ~le 4:00 Ameri~an Bandstana 6:00 Sir Lancelot S:SQ ldiekey Mouse Club 6:00 \:arloon Club 6:25 t~ve Star Final 6:45 News 7:00 Gray Ghos: ?:30 Cheyenne 9.40 9 45 11:00 11;50 L\1.05 12·15 12 45 I 00 ) 30 3 00 Slgn On Morning Movie Adventure! In Leat'llinl Neighbors Noon 'News Libera~e .Movie Quick Quiz The Gretchen Wade Show Movie MoUnee Americ•n llandstand ~.30 Do You Trull ....l.ur Wilt f:OG American Bandf&Dct 5:00 WUd Biil Hickok' ~.~o lllekey Mo111e Cluh 6:00 Cartoon Club 6.:j3 Five siR J'lnil HS Newa 7:00 Sherlock Holmes 7:30 Dlln•ytand 8:30 T01nbslone TerTttor, 9·00 Gale and Harriet 9:90 Date Wilh ,the M1oll , 10:00 Wectneoday Night FllhlB • 8:30 Wyatt EBfl> 9:00 Broken ~ow 9:30 Telephone Tlmo lo·oo oss 10:30 Sporticope 10:30 Public Defender 11:00 New• 11:00 Newa .!:15 Thea~r 13 11!13 Theater IS 12:30 Sign 011 t2:SO Sian Off -Th:-e---::Cheoa_pe _a"t-e-= ' B-,y-:-B:-r:-ld:-g;e-:-1p-e-'n--; sl-on_s_p.a_n:-l:-n"7th:-e-ee-:nte:-r:-:l:::lf::-ts-:th:-e 8pans tour miles of water tD llnk roadway 1118 m~et a~ove f.be &blp Maryland'• eastern and western channel, allowing ocean·golnl '411•hore•. It cost $44.000,000, and re-lselo access to the Pert of Bal~· qulred 3~ yean to bu~d. A sui- mo<e. ' I ' ~A--· ~ 111'8 fdfir big tJiiD&s ~ Qiet'sli»-bis family, his hOme, hil ~ "' .011~ WlierrY llvEs at 278 0~. . . tJili,g.~ but Chet domt always iealize it. Electricity heiJIII Cbet enjoy Ill, I . work and hiS hobby. 'lhete'a a fifth ' ' I "'" • ·, ~· _~_,., realiZtl eithef that he an4 his family are , .~.:....... ' bfs.life lnOI'e and at low- Ull1 QIWI ~ ' the important ...._ m ,. :"'~~..•• and Southern Ohio Electric Compmy has invested in new: .~. • .:M... in 80 mOlion dollars that tM ....,.~... . . · ___ ...___...~ ......_ . • • · •'-,...,.,._ 60 mUlion dollanl bas been budgeted for CUIIWDWU , t and better semce m the la8t ,_.., .....,..,..,. . ft,......:..,.n.. eflwpmen Th*. ulti~m;1lion d~ apenditures are lielpiDg all of us live better .............,, cpttns!OD dul'ltl8 the !lelt three >:ear&. . ,m ' lloo"'-• . ' '. trl~ 11urnitu,.., iii~ . S29NO ( ' ' BAKEJ fURN'ItURl .Chel slarla his day tbe aleclrlo WIQ'o . CoI'M ' '· r ptomplly and where prices are alw~ya' k>deat quo~e~I. We are equiepcd to give you good; 8:00 9.00 9.30 10:00 ° ' ! J · . ~1 ,;jJ ' ., • • ~ The l'tew Yorl( fml4 ~nee , Survey reporto th•t nliie ~ woodpc<kero have ,beta ,....., ... In the state. ljoll ,mlel. ·bow• ever, are rare: .,.., ' lor tbe .} downy woodpecker, tilt inOtt COlli· ' federated Churth Congregational Meeting.ls Held ' . Now taking a"plloations for Sen· llnel Nowspaper Routes In Pomeroy. Oall 396, pon,er<•Y· 6.55 Weatherman · 7:00 Casey Joneo 7:30 I Love Lucy WHTN-TV ' ' • .,.~ ' 7:5Q Sign On 8:00 Captala ~raroo 8:411 CBS Neil-a \ • 9:00 Mornlng Show 10:00 Garry Moore 10.30 Arthur Godfrey 11:30 Dotto 12:00 News at Noon 12:10 Kotle'i Almanac 12·15 LOve of Life , 12 30 Search for Tomoi'I'Oif 12;45 Guiding Light I :00 Katie's Kitchen 1:30 Aa 'I'~ \Vorld 1uru 2:00 Beat the Clock 2:30 f!ouaeP&l'IY 3·00 Bjg Payo!t 3:30 The Verdict Is Yours 4:00 Brl~hter .ot, 4·15 Secret Stonn 4:30 Edge o! Night 5:00 Eor·!y Show , 6:30 Your Esso Reporter . . 6 5~ WAathemum 7.00 R1 chard Dlmcond 7:30 Telephone Time 6 00 Phil Silvers Show 10'30 .11•"1• Baer, Jim , Btu, Cmt an~ Marla Hsn•on . Dennla Boolb, Diana Car· and Patlr Blakeslee. Sendmg but unable to attend were Morarlly and Suole Soulsby. • 12·30 It Could Be You 1·oo Mid·Doy New• 7:59 Slgu On 8:00 Captrln Ka~~Jaroo 8:45 CBS ~ewl 9:00 •Morning Show -• 10·00 Garry Moore 10 30 Arthur jiodtrer 11:30 Dollo 12:00 News at Noon 12· to Katie's Almanac 12.15 !,ove of Life · 12 3( Searcb for T?morrow 12'4~ Guiding Light 1:00 Katie's Kitchen 1:30 As the W>rid Tu1lll 2:00 Beat lh Clocl ~:30 Housepar!,)> 3:00 Big Payo/f 3;30 The Verdict ls Y01111 4:00 Brighter Day 4:U Secret Stonn 4:30 Edge of Night ~ ' 00 The Early Show 6•30 Your :!sso Reporter 6 4~ Sports Parado 11 ·oo Up-to.tbe·mlnute News Carole Greefle Sharan Freeman, Danny and JuUe Brown, Eddie 1 'r&e ~~Ji i~t _ MYRtlS-ICAt'S ,I :L WON"I,RPU I . f: ~ 'J'• .. • f . 'J ,,, T-HING•~.,.' . .N ·WITH ILIOTittOIT'I "' ., I ' ' !, ' '- :· Ice cream and .cup~1" . .. ner, Terry ,Fii!tz, Mary Franc" 1Uo 'l'iytli qt ,Cqn!kuoniiM 13 00 'l'la.Tiiu D,ouali oo Mld·Dav News 8:30 Eve Atden Show 9·00 To Tell The Truth g 30 Red S~elton 10.00 $1)4,000 Question Jla!l---~ ' · lfmlo, Mlb Tituo, Wr!Jht,l"illll'Harllyn Uoore, Nancy Hoff· Supr Mrst t.lfeb 9 3j) Trouble With r;~ Fr-oll Sh61;· 10:·00 Atlene , ... 10.30 Trea!ure Hunt Channel 8-Tuesday ChannelS~ WedneSday Daybook etntral PTA Elects Delegates Sc-ie-nt-is-ts StiliTo Meigs County PTA Council Traekihg"8eep" ' The re~nlnr meeting of "'' woultl he m<•ctlnu or tho !loom , aid Orueser, Mrs. Oliver Mlchocl• IJr~. Lee Tyo and M". Carl Nor· lod, alternate• are Ml81 Farr e Erlewine, Mrt John Werry, Mr~ ~liauldlna, Mro. Donley Reibel and loin. Charloa I.J•tln , It Wll announced that tht~r :t • WCHS..TV c·han~el8 cause farmers had no argument. Even !hen they were getting tile white margarine and mixing in the color. They t«kj kind of liked tile idea of not having to color it. GUILD TO IIIIIT . , The oleo question hU long celned to &th- 1'~~ ootid Of tSe dt10e Il:pLB•o· Columbus ond Southern Ohio 1 and electriclcan. Its primary fun.er the dairy industry. But 1 one fOOIIII pHI thtli'oH will ~eer at tilt fiOm• Eiectrtc Company's new Ccnes-~ t10n 1a to uocover coal deposJts ville Generating StatJop Is now near the earth's surface In adworldwide in scope, and as 2 feeding 12MOO kilowatts of elcc- vanOI! of coal stripping operations trical energy into the Company's performed by other equtpment. cause every Meigs County f.,d producer to system, J. L. McNealey, VIc<! Pre.. Altbough the ultimate capacity ponder the future. TO Milt TONIGHT The wsws of the Enterprl"' !dent In charge of Oporatlons, r.. of the Conesville G!neratlng StaBoundaries of the problem may be seen EUB church w!IJ meet tonight o: porled today. tion will be determined by In· this fact: ' tho home or Mrs Albcrt Brown p d creasing demands for electrical ro uetton or energy ~Y this enerlll' In Columbui and Southern wllh MI" Ell!lbeth Davis 8J the 12S,OOO kilowatt unit became a J/pectced to be In ex· reality after almost throe years or Ohio, /1 ~ ~ kilowatts • In 1955 Meigs Cdunty prdduced 23,000,000 leader. 1 engmcer1ng and construction on cess 0 5 ' 00. · k1 pounds of milk with fewer producers than In NEW ARRIVAL the umt and assoclatt~d trnnsmisThis weneratmg .stahon wor t s part of a continumg program o 1950 when 17,000,000 pounds were produced.) Announromenl has been receiv· s1·on 11 ~es, an d e~pen d'!lures t~p- provlde dependable electrical ened here or the birth of a 7II lb ,ro~chmg $24 mlllton. With surp Iuses st ac ki ng up natianaII y er m all reqiJired quantities at daughter on SundaY, January 12 1 his new unit Increases the gy t the needs of the ' spite of CV'Crythlng Mr. Bei)Jon'. attefllljts to Mr. and Mr·s. Howard Tucker Com pany's rated production ra all timet o •erve . Washington, how is the United States 'gofng 'An! Grueseri of Chepacket, R P<~ CIIy lo OOli,OOO kilowulls. Other presen~ aDd estlmatedke~equ~c~ nnli MrsandAdolilh Gl UlSCr plants now providing electric en ments m thed futur~~ T~he Jn~tric to f Ind a solution to its "farm probl em.' ' Mil k orf Mr Minersville Mr nnd MJS ergy 1n addition to Concs\•ille with these eman , , '1 · apendmg un average production here is one tiny facet of a nation- l!oword Tucker or Harmony, R are ·the P1cwuy and Walnut Sta·• c omp!ny 18 1 I!Ot. al situation in food production T, are t ~ •e grandparent• The tlons, both nenr Columbus, and of $20 million year Y !he E M . Poston Slatton In Ath· 1'uckcrs abo hove two other chil· Nobody argues about the oleo problem ' The person, or group of persons, who 1rcn, Howard ond Claro Elrza en.s County. 1 The Con.,ville Station Is of anymore. Farmers buy colored oleo from rives a satisfactory answer from the maze bdh. modified outdoor construction their grocers as readily as their town neigh· economic farm complexities will have the whtch represents a savings over CHURCH COUNCIL EETS bars. I,ndeed, the 1049 issue was helicvod to $64,000 in his bahk. conventumnl types. Cyclone fur· The Council of lhll F£tdt•rul<!d S~l serious Today Romper Room · Trouble With Father Arlene Fraqcts Show TreltBIII'e I!ulll Tho Prlee Right Tnilh 1ir ~JII"Juunpet Tic Tac Dough It Could Be Ybu 1.15 Mr;vietime , lorg~r Problem L·ooms Selore U. S., Meigs FarmersTen years ago dairymen the nation over, have been settled at the polls so quietly be· ;tven, by the prcsidrnl, Mrs Rull1 totnpklns. · Delegatu to the Mri~~ CauniJ" Council or Parent and Tcnchcn ,to 1be held at the Junior High ; Sc~ool, Feb 6 war(! named as ' 2'30 Kilty Foyle 1.15 Mp~letlme 3:00 lfatinee Theatre 2:30 Kilty ~oyle 1·00 Queen for a Day 3:00 Motlnee Theater 4:45 Modern Romances 4·00 Queen for a Day ~ : 00 Comedy Time 4·45 1\1cdern n'omances ~ .3 0 Splnacb Playhoust 3.00 Comedy Time 8 : 1~ Sp,rts Ey., 5 :~0 Spin~ch Playhouse 6'25 Weathercast 6:j5 Sports Eye 6·30 News Picture 6·25 Weathe\"I!UI 6:45 NllC News 6.30 News picllll"e 7·00 Sober of London 6:4S NBC News 7 30 Trea•ure Hunt 7:00 Boots alld Saddle• 8:00 Omnibus 7::10 Wokon, Ttiln 9.00 Meet McGraw 8,:3o Fatl)er KJ!{l)l's' !lest 9.30 Bob Climmitga Show 9 00 Krill TI•~Jiter 10 00 Californians IO:M 10:30 !be New Adveqtu!•ea of ., This !J Y.our tJ(e · Martin Ka'lle tO·~o b. Rffl PlayboJae U·OO News Headlines 11:00 NeWS lteldlinel 11 ·10 Weatberca!l 11:10 we,tluireast tl'i~ Nltewa~il 11:15 Nlttwatch 1:00 Sian Off . 1:00 Sip 011 gave bleo Issue Of 10 Yeats Ago Is Settled But AMuoN, Tire - Channe13-Tuesday ChtiWII•I3- Wed...., Goes Over The Top; future Po/Jcy Perhaps :>II~IUid Continue fo Be 'You Have To Give, To Get' tlttlil'lioblle :'fjth the Pledgo lo the Flou le•l • fi&.EVISION~ (,nhrit WSAZ -TV Chon"el3 Editorially ' ~Y • '2-DaiTJI Sthtlilel1 ~eu;.MI<!~.~Jnt,,f4,.1:tt~ ' ;·j ·' · �' .I •• I ,' I '' , I Record Rates 21st Rank~tf.~~hiL~~~~j~4;~~·· •~~~--..''Panther 8-0 , I Orily.SEO Five Mentioned By D:. d Co8Ch'SDU3r Pomeroy's Panther!, wltb an 1W a.& lbt-'ti8S 6.o re<ord, wore ranked the 2111 What Became Of" \Vest Virginia Pulls To Wide Lead In· With 5;tJtoo9~d:-. , what ~~~"1.p~RinON National Ranking As Best r ....eTeam · · lUAf; NEW 'fORK UP '- Weal Vli'JS50 points: gtnta, which extended Its unde' · THE RANKING$ featecls\ring whUe two of its cblof THm Polnh rinl• for national honors were I. Wesi,Virginia 29 12.0 1135 upset, widened liB lead atop 2. San Francl!eo 3 12-1 228 United Preu colleg• lla&letba!l 3. Kan.aas 1 10-2 . 20'1 ratings today and San Francis<o a ~- ~ortb Carolllll I •1-~ 166 defensive-minded Don• . took over 6. Cincinnati 111-Z 163.' second tlace. , , : '· Maryland 9-2 145 Maryland was thiS week' only 6. Bradley 8-1 !01 newcom"r among the top . 10 0. Oklahom Stole 10-1 01 · teamB, l'egainlog a place In the 10. Temple 11J.Z '83 select · group alter heating North Carolina's defending . natl~nal Sceond 10 group -11, Oregon champion~, Kansas ... playmg wtth- State, 46; 12, Mlehlgan State, 37; 13, Kentueky 30; 14, Utah, 13; ID, out WUt 'The Stilt Cbamberlatn, MiSBiialppl State, II; 16 (t!e), No· suffered ita secon~ defeat ~>I the ~eason last week and dropped one Ire Dame,aed Tennes110e, u each: 18, Dayton, 5; 10 (tie), Minnesota, notch to tblrd place. After five weeks of close con· Dllnols and Seattle, t each. tentlon amon11 (ive teams for the .Oiher11-Texas Christian, North No. 1 spot, West Virginia pulled Carolina State and UCLA, 3 each; away to the biggest first-place Sl John'a N. Y.LCa)lfomla 1Dd lead of the aeason. The Mountabt- Mempblo. State, 2 ·lach; oers . with a 12-0 record; were ·the top ~boice of 29 members of the 37-man United Preis rating board and reielved 33~ out of a possible 1 Mlller 7, Whitford 0, Rogers 0, Rainey 2. ~huhe 8, Wellman 2. Total! 8-6-22. best team in Ohio .today on votIng by a board of 30 eoaehea for the Unite~ Pre,. and were tbe Ml~dleport fans tonight for the price of a few cent.s can only Southeastern Ohio teiJII to -visit lhelt own high school gym and see one of Southeastern he ... nuoned. Oblo's outstanding basketball teams In adion And they can It was the firat time a Pomeroy team had -been ranked tb.ot hJa~ . h athithe same IIme add th elr supper t f or thetr ometown team among tloe powers or baaketb.oll w ch wou1d we1come It 11\nee eoaehes' polls liere Blarted Coach Larry Morrison's Tornadoes were named "The Tor· about a decade ago. nado" away back In 1925 or 26 when Racine was mopping up The aerappy Panlhera, rated no everylblng In sight including the Waterloo Wonders (as sopb· better than '7th In the SEO League omores) by then sports reporter Donald ' Wolfe Sr. They take In the uno!flcial rankinp Decem•· her !at, have surprised their coach on the Ye11ow Jaflket.s who curteotly are tied for sixth place Diek Rotten, and .everyone et 110 ex· In the SEO with Lbgao with a 2-4league record. cept themOJelves by rollillll to Racine is 9-1 on the season: In Its skein of wins are eight eight straight wins. Four of tbeoe not-so-tough opponent.s, one good one. Racine's lone loss was have been of the clutch vartel,y on at the hands of Pomeroy, 65-67, after . lea~ing twice in the clo~e margins in the final qua~r. game for as much as 14 points But Racine ran out of gas and Three games ~ave betn"''mf In· · aide the last 10 aeeondJ. . bumpl!d Into a fired up Panther offenslveJn ·that last quarter. Meanwhile, MlddletoWIJ's mlihty That same Pomeroy team smce has continued to take the Mlddllll who aet a new state con· Rutland's . Eighth Grade baokel· close ones and remains undefeated at the head of the SEO aecutlve' victory ~ every league. . . Ume they step on ' the Ooor, wer~ ball team took a tall and ·raOMY Point Pltaaant five into camp Against Wahama on the Falcon floor Racine had a struggle nearly un~nlmous oholces _today last 48·ZZ by eontrolllng 10 win 54-48 though thd issue rarely was In serious doubt. lor the No. I high aehool basket- both night board• all the way on lint The Wahama glass banking boards bothered the Morrison ba!Tlh~afmir tinUOibledio. Pr ' wot~ of Sheets and D. Pleroc. h th 'tl e s n eaa ratlngo of Dick Dugan ted aeorlng with" U "-' • wYS as muc as e oppost on. the seaaon ga\<e the Middles the top spot In a landallde, mGre than pointa £or the .wlnnero. IUPAIR I NL 'f'I~TALUNG By· quarters: 100 points heiter than runnerup Rutland. .. \ . 18 31 38 46 , Ire IOnS Hamilton Public, Middletown's T . V.' ~ADIO Pl. Pleuant . . 8 9 12 2% Coach Nolan Swackhamer is In his second year at Middle- traditional rival. ~AL[~ AND SERVICE port. He arrived with basketball at low ebbtide. Probably ·Coach Paul Walker's Middies Ruutland: Dugan 16, Shee\J 5, MlddleportTt' best games have been In losing to Athens and hove won 11 atralebt thio aea10n D. Pierce 2, Corter 6, Combs 11, and 88 In 1 row over a-three.-se•· KJna 8. Non scorers, Paisdns, Wahama. ey can take IItue pride ln. having edged Nelson· 10 n apiD, lnelufttne two state Lambert, Riggi, Grate, Jack~ ville 61·59 because everybody else has. done it worse than that Claaa AA tlilei In facl, no mem· Hollman. Totals 22·2·48. Pt. l'leuant: Wood I, Sturgeon to the Hounds before and since. The Jackets took Jackson 62- her of tJto Middletown varsity D3, then looked bad In losing ljl GaUlpolls 75-44. knowa what It m~na to play In a St. Marya, Newsrk, Kent Roosevelt · Against Athens here, a strong club, the Jackets Jed 38·37 losln& hi&h 10hool ·, ~me, ainee 2 each; Coshocton, Lorain, Cleve· St. 1'hor1 200 as the fourth quarter opened. Then they succumbed 39-53 as even the Hnlora were freBbJI!en ltnd Eaot, Cincinnati , Elder I 1. Moln Pomoroy Ghlo 1 ~ . McAfee's bqy awoke. I~ last Ume th, Mlddleol,oaL eaeb . · Against Wahama Middleport lost 43-50, only one point The , blg Jame In Qhlo high · mor~ than Wahama lost to Racine . s<bool comliJ!tltlon !hie week, in· . ,· 1 ilaclne w"l have.declded adva~tages In height weight and eident_ally, ptia the •t~te·e lj'o. · 1 "' . ~' • • . and 2 teams agalnat :eacb other In ·!-' expe1,ence over Middleport ' Cincinnati Gard"'o, Botl( Middle." Ronnie Salser at a forward Is probably Southeastern Ohio's town 1Dd Hamlltbn lay. unbeaten \ , outstanding reboundei', bar nope, Every Tornado should hit records on the tin~ In their Ira· · In the double flg\lres regularly but most of them aren't be· dltl~nal daeh, rtlda)' nl!lll~' · . 1 cause well that's the problem tha*'s fte"lng Mr Morrison Undefeated Cleveland Eaoit Tech t' ht ' 1 Wh • " ' with nine slraiJht victo~leo, londTHROUGHOUT THE I!P n g s worry ng. en he gets the answer, Racine wHJ be ed the No. ~ alot, only a (ew p()tnts , , I lwlce thlt bBII club It Is tod~. and It's -8)ready quite a team. behind the Bia Blue. Ellt Te<h THE PRICE OF THIS WENf SUm, 6.0 Carl Wolfe has been the Tornado scoring spark finished ahead of Columblu North plug. He Is leading every lineup of players In southeastern (6-01 In !ourth place, and Zaneal!..'oaoodnew~forpeoplll In !ail, Ford Ouatom 800'1 ,Qhlo, lnclu81ng Class AA boys. His 28.8 points per game Is ville (P-Ol In fifth. who .,. tJrod of l'lldlnr about are prlood u much u lliO tor: for 10 games. Closest to him In this part of the •tate Is The otbera In th~ first 10: Elyria prJ"" for me can: lowor lhlll ...t year. This Ia M M 1 tJ · • Toledo Scott, ClnclnnaU St. Xax· Ford bu prlood mtii1Y ol.lte bleed on ID ""'-\1111eomparison e, o~r son o ac~_sonvllle·\flmble with 28.0, Coach Mor- lor, columbus Easl, Findlay St. now '118 modelll 1o1vtr tho}! ol manuliciureno' suQooted rison s yliunger brother, playing IJI• last year in the Little Ignatius (Ued). "' )' ,., ' ••: ....... pondinr 1967 modeltl ntaiJ cieUveood prieea. Buckeye League which Includes, mysteriously, Rutland but Soeond 10 1rou': 12. (liPton Lin· not Racine. ' eoln 28: ' 13. Dayton Rop'levelt 27: : · 14. Toledo Macomber 25; 10. .! Youngstown South 24; IU. Canton McKinl,ey 22; 17. CI!II.On . South I and Ashland 19 each; 1& Marton ' 1 dl The J ack '· , • s e;~ ng scorer Is Mark Kelly, a junior, 6-0, IB; 20. Dayton Chamlnade 15. . who tolls I~ lhe center slot. In seven games Kelly hu 90 Othlra: 14i Bryan U: polniJ for a 12.0 average. cuyohoga Folia and Cli>ton 1Leh· • Harlal\ Whitlatch, Bobby Nelson, pint-sized but rapid Jac- man 10 eaeh; ·St. C)llmtne, Chll· ket guards are both effecllve from the outside but have never lleothe, Toledo Central Steuben· been shaken loose this year for really outstandina perform· ville, Ironton . 9 eacb; Sprtneli~l~. ancea • Bellaire 8 eaoh; Mansfield, Trot ' • 7 eolch; Mount Vernon, Canton Ed C!'OC1ks, Mike Erwin, Roy Long and Ernest Bowles have central 1Cathollc, Bridgeport 6 altarJ!ated at the forward jobs. Only Erwin Is 6 foot and he eaeh Cincinnati Wqodward, Cln· has had 1reat difficulty In scoring this year. ''"''" Hugbes, Perrylburg, Llina . ·_ The dffference In height of the two clubs Is seen In Salser's o eaeh: Soleml: Akron South, Co1 8·0, Jlmlliy Adams' 6·1, Ivan Powell's 5-11, and Don McDade's ~!~:• :O~~~~ke::r~l!':h· ~i::~ ": 11·10. The Jackets are always dangerous in their home nest. land Latin, New Phtladelphla; To' Powerful Racine could be surprised. Morrison Is not looking ledo st. rranetea3 eac-; Wapakon· cAle you haven't yet gotten ~roumd t~ .- for anything like an easy touch In Middleport. · eta st. iooeph, Clnelnnott <:en)ral, pricing this elegantly 1tyfed 158 Ford Cus· I. .Dayton Fllir)'lew, , Wooator, Akron IIHIIvldutl Game and Sorlu tom 300, pal your mind Ill ell8f. When you Lou Souer 247·827 Collins, Eastern -8 ·102 12.8 compare manufacturen' suggested retail IJ'I'ICI TO, PIYI AYIRAGII J, Adams, Raelne 7 : · l:·~ delivered prices, you11 Sud tliat thia Ford · II II) Clatworthy .. 182 Eatll, RuUand liB 11·8 Is priced lower than G"f sedan in Its field . ., R. Davis . .. . .. .. .. .. . 172 :S;;al;i;aei;;r';;;Ra~cl;,;ne;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;·, And Ford has the lowest-priced station INDUnJIIAL LIAGUI Wa~ner · · ...... , ... 172 1 Thuraday marks the openlne Searles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 171 wagon and CODvertible, tool o( the aecond hall In the Indus- Sauer . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. 170 But price isn't everything. The 158 Ford trial. LeJ(ue which at••• every mad, bbtory, too, as the &rst car ever to team an'oth~r ehance lo l:et lnt•J use the whole world u 'lb test track! This ,•.tbe ael. meaqt talclDg the all-nelv-Jnterooptor V-8, J.a1t ThUrsdAy Pomeroy C•· For. Some combining it with n~ . GruiUJ·O.Malic ·Block won the ehanlplonDrive, tackling of the roaghest ol of tbe !trot half by tikln~ roada we oould Bnd o'a-three contlllents. from Robinson'• whiJo Boney's Markel, Tliia terrific power t~ ( avaUable ,with Tba' gone Into, Inc last up to 300 hp) pi'OI)ed tljlitlt,can haDdli ~y lor !lr.l plnce, W3S driving you11 ever havA tq,do ••• w;hlle \ ..~r:::.~~. lwo, out of three lfl ..ving you up to 15S on gaal ' Stilt jour saWip £or -'58 with a I.(!IY81'·prlced Fadl ' . .. . . '. Jackets Face Powerful Tornadoes · Rutland Is ~22· Wirmer Over Point Pleasant . T'L-y've Looked Good On Occ'as. APPLIAtJCE WllllUAR PRICES g· UP l:liMW . rAR INDIISllff, h""" . Ke//yLea'd'fng A//Jacket Scorers p.,._,., Who'd evir.guess r:Jti the priced of the low~- tine In BOWLING IJIGHUG . DRIVE IN BASKETBALL ana ,, ' some COMIINJOI AN ACliON TJST ., RIIIII~W''.i ,~a ' ' ' ~nbort Charles !tayei Killed- W~ ~ia'ilari t.~y, M, - jCoritlnued Prom ~~~~ Ono) Robert · MirY T 11, 1,,' New York, and chrlay M•lloy, E;rwln, Paul 1 !laptohst~U, 1 Guy tleoo·gc ' Ot;en 'wright: 22, a sotdler !rpot\ Albia, Shetrler. ·. , , , . ·. Mario Woodgeard Ledi ~'ultz They wore Jn t~o reor occtlon Edw•ttf Delnoskey, Leonoft<d Gerald Thompson; Allee eTh6 the bus, -.;hlch broke awoy !rom (lllmore, 1\te~~d· Lellill, "Har'old' 4on llohal4 t•utor 1.1iify 8,noy the frorit,legmehl Pollee Blid the Woodgerd,l D••l~ • .renJilrio, DcWf" 'l'ho!Jial l!enndtY ' itid- liivel1yn forwara pan or tHe bUt continued th~ Jenk~. • , ,. _. .. tuob. .· . , ldr 1~ feel the hJgtoway l'omet'Oy:)~<flia Tr>p!elt, DA~Y RacJDe· Lawrerlqe Wllcoten "11"' lht ae~!ifenf. · RuYell, Fee, }:sther Bernice Theil! D r ' !ayr'e 0 1. An· ilti•odabt at 1!~4/ord Item Wallace, K . 61~t(,w'tU•.· flu~n· ~~ Vi~ Metf~ 1Van !ietCr orial !rospjUl said eijht paJBenL Wiloo~, .. B~o(~. 1l!ol nd R~. Joi\D :tlw~op. Ponnld- lfen:. o.r~ ~~a h~;e~~> ad~~tt~Ji .there and Dll~ £llzail0tti ~_jillijger, , ddfia j)arroll 'l'pa(ot<l, Jieatrtce t~~ a fe)V &t!i~• were 1Cau!,2, korle~ W~i, l'lft'i~~~· lllaki H&Jqit FIBMb Wt'nf I'IMt, betnt. l~ln.ed)or ~"'~~ Horak, !los~. ~4)1'101', aene ftdii'ifl' · ~lllitn Cielan~. ll,le Hill. Con! filtal ~~~~,..~~ oald shell, Leo .SIIfij'. , A.ri~~- "'jlldore A~•m• Jiui 1~!1 '!'tUbllfJ& ~bf 95 o! hcio! •t 8:44 p, Jlule. ~.tt.'l.: ,I:Ha st. Clair, Alfred Crow, Pauline Joh son, The bus, 1vlth 19 persons Edna, Mf.?.~ri Pi! !lonny, Mi'Jill~ Norn Pearlon. Patfy. Swain, Mau- was travelln~ between Columhu•. Sisson, , Jorle llolfner, IIOriler roco Lott. Sora Neii!tcr, R,uth .Tuc- Ohio, and Now York. Smith, '·1~~ Cltrk' Ch,+tes MJlr.. ker, Arthur S)·lvestcr and Harry ~ay, Wtnd~ Eblin, Mabel Tracy, Wlltlot•d. Bedford ~lcmorlol Hospital !lit· Robcrt.1Ciltich, lflil'bert nixon, Au· HnrriHOnvlllc : Jancth_Bea~ Jo- cd as orlmltlcd lor treatment! drciy Slater. · scph' Carsey, Clinton Gilkey, Ellis . Paul No\s~n. condition good: Charles ·Blokcsle~ Roy Bet,<- Donohue, Samuel ~~wls; Amanda . Robert Ekcn9tnn Jr .. fair; Joseph lng, Audn1y Betzin Cecil 1!Ysol\, Morrls'-0'11 -Rhod.,, Sndoc Carr. Pulnski. fair;' James J. !l~rruy, Levi Tyo, Helen "El erf~ld; Ruth Betty u\lkex. , lnir: A'rthuro Cortina, lair; Clem: Offutt, William Hendrix Jay Vinton: !&hrt F. Colwell. mic Johnson, 'poor; John Fisher. Luden Poulin Rot SmlU>, SariJii Syrocusp: OK~1ilj R)lbbnrd, Em· fa ir, Cella HinJOn, lair . lloore, wnmitta J_,eifhelt, Aileen "'~- na~m !ri':.. nh!or,t Wh>tlack, ' The hoapllal llJ,,d n0 addre•sc• Wehrung ·williou.nl R.f DAvis, cart Rot.nd_- Qatf'dlt a~d Eyelyn Stowe lo! those adotlitte<l, except IIi" Moore,_p~rr). . Jiig~ · . . Alti!fhy':; _Woodron' 'Wilson and Hins~n , who "" IL<tcd as from Clar~ , TboiDIIII, arcolla S~qw· E:lsle Wllfoft. , · Danville, Ky. , . del). <\nlold -Snow en, bon. Belt. t' ~' · .'-Belilg U:eatdil were: log: ·~WJei• . !)l.lJt, Ada N'e1le, · · ct.art. •41ls..l.lo erla Thaxt~~- · E~wln A, r; Wichita, Kans. liJarcell a ·,Duliit ~"d Wio• 1~ lillpli'.B;!'I'l· ~ aries . Mnrcoqko II••· Paul Slill 1835 Vniorl Ave. 11 1 ,..., ' , ·"'!j .. Kelth ~h. t; ·fi4 Dl'lllcll Mltl "" -' ,, 'I Dl~hl, VJr&moa• ,l yatt, . Mtllre VI ). ~?e ., . K.jbbt'· Cl }lll\eeBjiort, ·•·i, Rose · Wle· Mankin. · . '· ' , ueyar.,. DH•P? c, · e- zorck, 1248 S~penor Ave.', Pitt•· ' · .• , to K,oe~~ -~ , E<hel Ort.. Grleo burgh; Olga · Wtliiz 4f9 Nlntb · Grae~ <,Jio;ror, )!ary L. Hood, Prl<!~. Ill! Iss Frnllk, Elotse d!J!l; ,~l:, No~ Yor~; Mill;, ji d•.Martin, Mau~ 'Selluster, Kathryn Spencer, no)!~,· E crson ,JohnJori, ~ Jti~ Pol~~ .p1 '": ~lll'd Stober Robert l,),' Ro~, William ·Le· tr'!de Z>Uubach, !(~,ward Porker, Beltoso a. 'y,· !foOd' jfud Hileman: hew, Dil>ld ·l'<'fter, William C~arles Price, Woilis Parker and ·, ~ ·' . , Woodard; Or'ft !;loyit . Wrl~t. Paul A.idrew. . iT Vert!on ll:vans; Marte· Chopmah, Cbestet: Geneye Leonard, 1\1· 8fS 8 Rlcbird liltrton, ~larjorie' Price, bcrl Parker, Ho!PY Lclonlrd; ~t\' · • ·, Pearl We~er. ' vin Kelbaugh and Lloyd llllock· (~olotlnilod From P111 Ono) Wayne $.wisher, Ham Grind· wood: ' Jry to gel the legiolaturs to pul :rtaff,' ~dwdfd Foster, Gilber; Carpenter: Aldena Welsh, Ken· back In lhe budget lor next year. Zwilling, B~l)ite )'lease, Clar~ nell\ We~h, Irene Foster, Jamr1. : Dr. Ralph· M. •lldeburn, proHumphrey, Edith Cilvdrt, David F,osltr, Holbort Oor; Walter Swet! fe;IJbr i>( tciOfOgj alid director of Huddleston, Ronnie E. Calvert, and Jean Swelt. . . do~ proiob~e~l~a! ~~lnl~g .Pr,ogram Roy Reuli:r, l!arqlrl ,Blackstone. lle•<\S••il<: Peart 6onotf, ,Julie ibiW that lhf jb~nce or hid such Rolond R~illof<f; ltichird Neul!· Dlbt~rj Alberta Llrltbirum a!ld la'i'olty l'Jedi!Jtr« tht'l'! y~•ra ago ling. ·. . ,' . .fda 1:>6rst. ' · prevcrltcd !lnrslltill ttoni starting. Mildred·· Stocbm, Leon , Me- Rutland: Ariella Cross, Ruth the progra~1. Knight, Edna Schoenleb, qcrold MQrris, ]\(arona j.ee, Ve1111on We- At that llme. He sal~. !unds Reuter, ·Nothert Ncu11.1iilg, Law- tier, LeafY Shastt~n· c~~lcs were . nsk~d to, hire such ' , · hel, hut t~e oollbgij wlf· 4 6i. the ACROSS · · !.'ScoJt 10. G\J col\e~c Is ~ow CO)Il~tely equip· 1. Ex•hlnl• t. M~dJotnat dod. /pe!l ahd' ~lilillfle~' Yo' &ri~uct sue:• (collOQ.I : · -peUet of . a program except for the 'addition S. Mut 7. Cutttnr ' bar' il pcrspnncl, who ore. required b,v 9. Newipaper loot . vnt• the Stat1 Lcaune of Nursing ptcluro: : l 'Caetar'o 20. Lubrl· Edt?~atioh. 10. Prointnent eowlt,Y. · eate ,, 1 , Am 'I'" 0;J rr • · .' ;. , • " ' tmmf it• . ' ""I !'" : ' ·. '/1\i' M h U' lJeeds - CLELAND$ =~·~"'"7ir~o'llc;"~~~· rP'hliir-;~~ fwo ,~~ ' m; I IV UNITED PRESS In U.. mldo1920't 1 Mlht footfMII s1111 n u!d. "At llt'anto 10 liiinOit• 11111 n11 lnsltlon tt ChorntNIIft oddtd, ... Britton ,. ,.., Grlllfl." For h(l T. Brlllon, 1 IJAit full· bock ot Illinois In 1923-2'-25, was tho dtodly blodcor wllo blallld tlto fOOIVfard pllflt for 11ilopln1 Gro.,... Normally, IIHlo rlory falls to 1 blocklnv btck but Brl~ ton wos so good 11 his lrtdo ht olwors ncolvtd duo credit: Whotovor hopponod to Iori lr!Hon? Today ho's 1 11111 1 ,_ li""r lor tho Mlchlpn SoimiHs Tulot c.. In Detroit. 0, Jail, n, 1959;::~ • 'I., Y011 4rl1 Among Friltlils Hir1 ~E.M~8t. Phoae * .. , . . ·.Ernesl CoYerl, Mgr. DAllY . CRQSSW6'~[j Republtcon Ja, WUI!"' . IS. Frac!'iftl men 9. Put . 11. Brood& of · 1 23. Post 24. Warer 2~. Anger 26. Gftetl 21. •;;ior;n~• · t6 The nursing 'j I, . ' ,\' .,. WNVl'l , Mrs. Jojr•es.Simp5on Is Guest S~a~t • At MissionMeetil'lg Mrs. Jal!jti - .llrti!'!!P• 1i.Jlilf, was the gu"~ , opea~~. at tljo Jonuory meeting of the B. 'H. Sanborn M)k lo!rtfl'l' $,¥PlY a! the Flrs,l BJ!Pillt Chur<IL \!rd. Simpson spok'e on "Home Mlt•lon Worlt.'1 Mrs. Milton Hood, tiresicent, preBided and~ · e mseljlll o'lOII· ed wljh an · n pr.ude bi Mro. C. P. l!r · ur;.. The devo! tiona! service w.aa plinned by tho Dorc1• Cl•cl~ Jtlt~ . JJ!Ciuded I"Y' " by Mrs. fiarry Houda!htll anj( a topic "Stapdmb and 14ea· !lllrt!" by MtJ. /l: II. Pullen. Dth'ln' tHe , ~yit~eul m~ctlng plans weri mad? !Or the Ai~>ela· tlondl Fello~blQ ten to be ·,old at' the loeal cfturch in February with Fronees ~)>eu, a (onlgn sludcnt 'ai .Ohio Unlvelilty, "' tbe guest sq~~ket. The Sdciety voted I contt ibutiOl of ~ fDf the March of l)lme!: $t5 'for tHe Rev. and \In WUlllim lfae¥ett, mlSBienarltr. I• Burma. A leiter waa ra~? from a femil,r ln Qennnn)' 1wJUctr was ~aopfed seVeral yem ·~ tiy tile tcle11 c6ureiC ' · ' l • !irs. Charles Bennett wio In charge of t~e· LOy~ Gilt dedlca• l(on· ~nd,.)lrB. .D~vi<l O.r~t 11Jr, Wblfe ~roaot ehalrJnan, plapoJtd lite ' ivhite:· Crois · dedlcitloh whlcl!: inclqded a play _..,.. C~rltt­ ~n c,nter·~- 11\lfll ~~- Mr<. .l!:lrJt. Mrr. Paul S011a.fl, "''~ Cllf(ord ll~e!J Mrot; wuuo· ADtbony and SlepKanie POllan. ThO metiJ~4 Cl~~- will; a pra~et by Mrf. Hood. .. Th~ tovejoy Clrele waa· In c~srge of the aoetal bopr and \ dessort ·eoul'ie waa served -Ill Mrs. James PuUfD, !It's. Hatold Chaso and 1Mrs'. HOmor Hyiell with llr~ L. · D. Diles and . MU Cllllord Stumbo as ~alrlbutora. Guest.! were Mn. Slmpllln, 1ft. bel Simpson and Vera Beegle, Racio\e. ' I ~Yf~ De'p-art .•.·•·.;~urn,· program, ,• Fo( New Hblffe on·Wed~tesdoy ahd- The Rev. 1111's. C. E. Hoyt 8orl David, plat! tb leave · Wednesday lor Rdclleli!T, N! \'., wBere they 1vill Visit ,tHe Revand Mrs. John A. Hoyt lot sov· cral days bilore going to thc!r new Mine in Weedsport, N. V. , where Mr. Hoyt will be pastQl- of the Fir!! Bltptl•t Church. .M,r-...!Jol·t .. will al!lo _enroll a: • Co]pli-lt5dfiesler 'semlniry lor the eori1irig sCrriestei-. ~ .,. ~lid which would start next loll If funds ore ptovlded, would onablc young ' women to abtain·,college work to- ward the r'egistcred nurse certifl- eate .a!]d a .bachel6r· of srience m tiursibg edlf<!5tt<l'O. ,--~·, Co-oporatlng with l:rnrshsll !n s,uch a phovram would be Cabclt- 1Ir. and Mrs. Hoyt and St;lA . Huntington Hospital. , Dn\'id ~ are overrilgMt guests tO. D N. Brown. admlnislrator 'I night of Mr. and, Mr& L. D1 Oil.,. the ho!pilat, said that the bospi· tal ,is "100' per ·c.ilt Ji~tmo!f sue !I f • progrim ' aM IS'anxto~s to' get t: Per t:apita.Cost I The peed l•r, !his n.cw program is great, br.· Indicated lsloweted By rUme¥ous cm!lt- -srhqol term askin& ' If the · collcl!e dny nursing ·.aaca- New19S9 in eCiacL" ~arshall E~cb~rn hns •I ' applicants o(ler~ tlon pro¥fam, he sold. II Marshall is' g'lveri tHe add> Hon~l (und!, the loesl,collegc will ho the llr; t lrt ttie ltatl to offer · a (orntal nursing edbc4tiori ttll'!l' cilium. West VIrginia UnlveriltY hal indicated It will do th• sai\lc King, }ay w. Brown, N,ormaq Will, ·James Dcni:on and Paid Patterson. dne out· the El- J Langs~llle: Dorina Morris, Minersville: Paltl Baer, Charlel Hsrtung, Joseph While Jr.. Ver· non NWe, liichiu:d Rummel, !largaret Tuttle, Mary Russell, year. ,5o tbe spending cornea Jloss Stewart,. Joe E. Thoren and od~ to $420.38 lor ev0ry man, Robert Stewart, · womUr and chUd in tho country. Tuppers Plain&: Maxine Chap- The 'per capita ootla; f4r the man, William Ch,Jimail, Clyde current tllliit liseal year li $421.29. Kuhn, Audrey Torrence, Norma This baae4 on a pre,ent popNewland, Homer Cole, Rub•! . 1t1 apend: · . . Caldwell aj~ Glajlys Powell. ·AthenS! rri. Glfnell Clar!t'. of the DI!W . ~ps1!11. 1 , VI.:' !ln. •ll'argat'el•. 00~i&it , li .Jlt.llau~ 93 _.....,,. · teas ,, ., ., Moliarilel. . . " cur~1f~eral : ; Cheshire: Harold Mack. Portland: Allen, f~l J~'•r· :' 0u~t: . ·, 1" . · renee !{: perso ·· oek ho n..,. .nd. Allert) · Kore Beegle, :·~~on~; · " Harold Sidney. w..Ddl'ar. r·· Deller:1Beulah Wrlgbt. ar, 1t ··.; . . the , t~t~, J;e.um- ~-· ,.. ·· ~ ~1 new mliC!leil een· "ICWI-IAII7'f.IWIH • fAitllpHII Ill IHI IIYll rot ·ur 2, Boncy'l'i Block · ..... ' '. LaUlldt')' Won Loot iW 18 Sf 20 31 23 24 30 19 30 iW .. . .. .... 562 .................. 540 ........ ..... ...... . 549 , •••••• '" ..... " .. "'". 310 ..,......... , ..... t84 Hiah Sertu: .Bone11 Mao·· Hlah Ga1ne: Bpneya Mar· Hlall Series, .Stobart )M~ lnCUvid'wal Hlih Game, Stobart '' SERVIC:E CENTER Free <;heck·U.I) 9f · MOORE~s- I '' Your Exha~st ·~ystem Avoid Leo~y Mufflers· Durin'g . . The Cold. Dr,iving Days:~ · . . MUFRDS, JTAILPtPES . ~ ' '. ' '• ,. INSTALUD ,_,,AT ~OW COST P~trtY~­ .. IOiiio .. ' ,. .' J " I. II Rl.ESTO -;i'f.hird :~t. ' ... .,. · --- ..-J , �' .I •• I ,' I '' , I Record Rates 21st Rank~tf.~~hiL~~~~j~4;~~·· •~~~--..''Panther 8-0 , I Orily.SEO Five Mentioned By D:. d Co8Ch'SDU3r Pomeroy's Panther!, wltb an 1W a.& lbt-'ti8S 6.o re<ord, wore ranked the 2111 What Became Of" \Vest Virginia Pulls To Wide Lead In· With 5;tJtoo9~d:-. , what ~~~"1.p~RinON National Ranking As Best r ....eTeam · · lUAf; NEW 'fORK UP '- Weal Vli'JS50 points: gtnta, which extended Its unde' · THE RANKING$ featecls\ring whUe two of its cblof THm Polnh rinl• for national honors were I. Wesi,Virginia 29 12.0 1135 upset, widened liB lead atop 2. San Francl!eo 3 12-1 228 United Preu colleg• lla&letba!l 3. Kan.aas 1 10-2 . 20'1 ratings today and San Francis<o a ~- ~ortb Carolllll I •1-~ 166 defensive-minded Don• . took over 6. Cincinnati 111-Z 163.' second tlace. , , : '· Maryland 9-2 145 Maryland was thiS week' only 6. Bradley 8-1 !01 newcom"r among the top . 10 0. Oklahom Stole 10-1 01 · teamB, l'egainlog a place In the 10. Temple 11J.Z '83 select · group alter heating North Carolina's defending . natl~nal Sceond 10 group -11, Oregon champion~, Kansas ... playmg wtth- State, 46; 12, Mlehlgan State, 37; 13, Kentueky 30; 14, Utah, 13; ID, out WUt 'The Stilt Cbamberlatn, MiSBiialppl State, II; 16 (t!e), No· suffered ita secon~ defeat ~>I the ~eason last week and dropped one Ire Dame,aed Tennes110e, u each: 18, Dayton, 5; 10 (tie), Minnesota, notch to tblrd place. After five weeks of close con· Dllnols and Seattle, t each. tentlon amon11 (ive teams for the .Oiher11-Texas Christian, North No. 1 spot, West Virginia pulled Carolina State and UCLA, 3 each; away to the biggest first-place Sl John'a N. Y.LCa)lfomla 1Dd lead of the aeason. The Mountabt- Mempblo. State, 2 ·lach; oers . with a 12-0 record; were ·the top ~boice of 29 members of the 37-man United Preis rating board and reielved 33~ out of a possible 1 Mlller 7, Whitford 0, Rogers 0, Rainey 2. ~huhe 8, Wellman 2. Total! 8-6-22. best team in Ohio .today on votIng by a board of 30 eoaehea for the Unite~ Pre,. and were tbe Ml~dleport fans tonight for the price of a few cent.s can only Southeastern Ohio teiJII to -visit lhelt own high school gym and see one of Southeastern he ... nuoned. Oblo's outstanding basketball teams In adion And they can It was the firat time a Pomeroy team had -been ranked tb.ot hJa~ . h athithe same IIme add th elr supper t f or thetr ometown team among tloe powers or baaketb.oll w ch wou1d we1come It 11\nee eoaehes' polls liere Blarted Coach Larry Morrison's Tornadoes were named "The Tor· about a decade ago. nado" away back In 1925 or 26 when Racine was mopping up The aerappy Panlhera, rated no everylblng In sight including the Waterloo Wonders (as sopb· better than '7th In the SEO League omores) by then sports reporter Donald ' Wolfe Sr. They take In the uno!flcial rankinp Decem•· her !at, have surprised their coach on the Ye11ow Jaflket.s who curteotly are tied for sixth place Diek Rotten, and .everyone et 110 ex· In the SEO with Lbgao with a 2-4league record. cept themOJelves by rollillll to Racine is 9-1 on the season: In Its skein of wins are eight eight straight wins. Four of tbeoe not-so-tough opponent.s, one good one. Racine's lone loss was have been of the clutch vartel,y on at the hands of Pomeroy, 65-67, after . lea~ing twice in the clo~e margins in the final qua~r. game for as much as 14 points But Racine ran out of gas and Three games ~ave betn"''mf In· · aide the last 10 aeeondJ. . bumpl!d Into a fired up Panther offenslveJn ·that last quarter. Meanwhile, MlddletoWIJ's mlihty That same Pomeroy team smce has continued to take the Mlddllll who aet a new state con· Rutland's . Eighth Grade baokel· close ones and remains undefeated at the head of the SEO aecutlve' victory ~ every league. . . Ume they step on ' the Ooor, wer~ ball team took a tall and ·raOMY Point Pltaaant five into camp Against Wahama on the Falcon floor Racine had a struggle nearly un~nlmous oholces _today last 48·ZZ by eontrolllng 10 win 54-48 though thd issue rarely was In serious doubt. lor the No. I high aehool basket- both night board• all the way on lint The Wahama glass banking boards bothered the Morrison ba!Tlh~afmir tinUOibledio. Pr ' wot~ of Sheets and D. Pleroc. h th 'tl e s n eaa ratlngo of Dick Dugan ted aeorlng with" U "-' • wYS as muc as e oppost on. the seaaon ga\<e the Middles the top spot In a landallde, mGre than pointa £or the .wlnnero. IUPAIR I NL 'f'I~TALUNG By· quarters: 100 points heiter than runnerup Rutland. .. \ . 18 31 38 46 , Ire IOnS Hamilton Public, Middletown's T . V.' ~ADIO Pl. Pleuant . . 8 9 12 2% Coach Nolan Swackhamer is In his second year at Middle- traditional rival. ~AL[~ AND SERVICE port. He arrived with basketball at low ebbtide. Probably ·Coach Paul Walker's Middies Ruutland: Dugan 16, Shee\J 5, MlddleportTt' best games have been In losing to Athens and hove won 11 atralebt thio aea10n D. Pierce 2, Corter 6, Combs 11, and 88 In 1 row over a-three.-se•· KJna 8. Non scorers, Paisdns, Wahama. ey can take IItue pride ln. having edged Nelson· 10 n apiD, lnelufttne two state Lambert, Riggi, Grate, Jack~ ville 61·59 because everybody else has. done it worse than that Claaa AA tlilei In facl, no mem· Hollman. Totals 22·2·48. Pt. l'leuant: Wood I, Sturgeon to the Hounds before and since. The Jackets took Jackson 62- her of tJto Middletown varsity D3, then looked bad In losing ljl GaUlpolls 75-44. knowa what It m~na to play In a St. Marya, Newsrk, Kent Roosevelt · Against Athens here, a strong club, the Jackets Jed 38·37 losln& hi&h 10hool ·, ~me, ainee 2 each; Coshocton, Lorain, Cleve· St. 1'hor1 200 as the fourth quarter opened. Then they succumbed 39-53 as even the Hnlora were freBbJI!en ltnd Eaot, Cincinnati , Elder I 1. Moln Pomoroy Ghlo 1 ~ . McAfee's bqy awoke. I~ last Ume th, Mlddleol,oaL eaeb . · Against Wahama Middleport lost 43-50, only one point The , blg Jame In Qhlo high · mor~ than Wahama lost to Racine . s<bool comliJ!tltlon !hie week, in· . ,· 1 ilaclne w"l have.declded adva~tages In height weight and eident_ally, ptia the •t~te·e lj'o. · 1 "' . ~' • • . and 2 teams agalnat :eacb other In ·!-' expe1,ence over Middleport ' Cincinnati Gard"'o, Botl( Middle." Ronnie Salser at a forward Is probably Southeastern Ohio's town 1Dd Hamlltbn lay. unbeaten \ , outstanding reboundei', bar nope, Every Tornado should hit records on the tin~ In their Ira· · In the double flg\lres regularly but most of them aren't be· dltl~nal daeh, rtlda)' nl!lll~' · . 1 cause well that's the problem tha*'s fte"lng Mr Morrison Undefeated Cleveland Eaoit Tech t' ht ' 1 Wh • " ' with nine slraiJht victo~leo, londTHROUGHOUT THE I!P n g s worry ng. en he gets the answer, Racine wHJ be ed the No. ~ alot, only a (ew p()tnts , , I lwlce thlt bBII club It Is tod~. and It's -8)ready quite a team. behind the Bia Blue. Ellt Te<h THE PRICE OF THIS WENf SUm, 6.0 Carl Wolfe has been the Tornado scoring spark finished ahead of Columblu North plug. He Is leading every lineup of players In southeastern (6-01 In !ourth place, and Zaneal!..'oaoodnew~forpeoplll In !ail, Ford Ouatom 800'1 ,Qhlo, lnclu81ng Class AA boys. His 28.8 points per game Is ville (P-Ol In fifth. who .,. tJrod of l'lldlnr about are prlood u much u lliO tor: for 10 games. Closest to him In this part of the •tate Is The otbera In th~ first 10: Elyria prJ"" for me can: lowor lhlll ...t year. This Ia M M 1 tJ · • Toledo Scott, ClnclnnaU St. Xax· Ford bu prlood mtii1Y ol.lte bleed on ID ""'-\1111eomparison e, o~r son o ac~_sonvllle·\flmble with 28.0, Coach Mor- lor, columbus Easl, Findlay St. now '118 modelll 1o1vtr tho}! ol manuliciureno' suQooted rison s yliunger brother, playing IJI• last year in the Little Ignatius (Ued). "' )' ,., ' ••: ....... pondinr 1967 modeltl ntaiJ cieUveood prieea. Buckeye League which Includes, mysteriously, Rutland but Soeond 10 1rou': 12. (liPton Lin· not Racine. ' eoln 28: ' 13. Dayton Rop'levelt 27: : · 14. Toledo Macomber 25; 10. .! Youngstown South 24; IU. Canton McKinl,ey 22; 17. CI!II.On . South I and Ashland 19 each; 1& Marton ' 1 dl The J ack '· , • s e;~ ng scorer Is Mark Kelly, a junior, 6-0, IB; 20. Dayton Chamlnade 15. . who tolls I~ lhe center slot. In seven games Kelly hu 90 Othlra: 14i Bryan U: polniJ for a 12.0 average. cuyohoga Folia and Cli>ton 1Leh· • Harlal\ Whitlatch, Bobby Nelson, pint-sized but rapid Jac- man 10 eaeh; ·St. C)llmtne, Chll· ket guards are both effecllve from the outside but have never lleothe, Toledo Central Steuben· been shaken loose this year for really outstandina perform· ville, Ironton . 9 eacb; Sprtneli~l~. ancea • Bellaire 8 eaoh; Mansfield, Trot ' • 7 eolch; Mount Vernon, Canton Ed C!'OC1ks, Mike Erwin, Roy Long and Ernest Bowles have central 1Cathollc, Bridgeport 6 altarJ!ated at the forward jobs. Only Erwin Is 6 foot and he eaeh Cincinnati Wqodward, Cln· has had 1reat difficulty In scoring this year. ''"''" Hugbes, Perrylburg, Llina . ·_ The dffference In height of the two clubs Is seen In Salser's o eaeh: Soleml: Akron South, Co1 8·0, Jlmlliy Adams' 6·1, Ivan Powell's 5-11, and Don McDade's ~!~:• :O~~~~ke::r~l!':h· ~i::~ ": 11·10. The Jackets are always dangerous in their home nest. land Latin, New Phtladelphla; To' Powerful Racine could be surprised. Morrison Is not looking ledo st. rranetea3 eac-; Wapakon· cAle you haven't yet gotten ~roumd t~ .- for anything like an easy touch In Middleport. · eta st. iooeph, Clnelnnott <:en)ral, pricing this elegantly 1tyfed 158 Ford Cus· I. .Dayton Fllir)'lew, , Wooator, Akron IIHIIvldutl Game and Sorlu tom 300, pal your mind Ill ell8f. When you Lou Souer 247·827 Collins, Eastern -8 ·102 12.8 compare manufacturen' suggested retail IJ'I'ICI TO, PIYI AYIRAGII J, Adams, Raelne 7 : · l:·~ delivered prices, you11 Sud tliat thia Ford · II II) Clatworthy .. 182 Eatll, RuUand liB 11·8 Is priced lower than G"f sedan in Its field . ., R. Davis . .. . .. .. .. .. . 172 :S;;al;i;aei;;r';;;Ra~cl;,;ne;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;·, And Ford has the lowest-priced station INDUnJIIAL LIAGUI Wa~ner · · ...... , ... 172 1 Thuraday marks the openlne Searles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 171 wagon and CODvertible, tool o( the aecond hall In the Indus- Sauer . .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. 170 But price isn't everything. The 158 Ford trial. LeJ(ue which at••• every mad, bbtory, too, as the &rst car ever to team an'oth~r ehance lo l:et lnt•J use the whole world u 'lb test track! This ,•.tbe ael. meaqt talclDg the all-nelv-Jnterooptor V-8, J.a1t ThUrsdAy Pomeroy C•· For. Some combining it with n~ . GruiUJ·O.Malic ·Block won the ehanlplonDrive, tackling of the roaghest ol of tbe !trot half by tikln~ roada we oould Bnd o'a-three contlllents. from Robinson'• whiJo Boney's Markel, Tliia terrific power t~ ( avaUable ,with Tba' gone Into, Inc last up to 300 hp) pi'OI)ed tljlitlt,can haDdli ~y lor !lr.l plnce, W3S driving you11 ever havA tq,do ••• w;hlle \ ..~r:::.~~. lwo, out of three lfl ..ving you up to 15S on gaal ' Stilt jour saWip £or -'58 with a I.(!IY81'·prlced Fadl ' . .. . . '. Jackets Face Powerful Tornadoes · Rutland Is ~22· Wirmer Over Point Pleasant . T'L-y've Looked Good On Occ'as. APPLIAtJCE WllllUAR PRICES g· UP l:liMW . rAR INDIISllff, h""" . Ke//yLea'd'fng A//Jacket Scorers p.,._,., Who'd evir.guess r:Jti the priced of the low~- tine In BOWLING IJIGHUG . DRIVE IN BASKETBALL ana ,, ' some COMIINJOI AN ACliON TJST ., RIIIII~W''.i ,~a ' ' ' ~nbort Charles !tayei Killed- W~ ~ia'ilari t.~y, M, - jCoritlnued Prom ~~~~ Ono) Robert · MirY T 11, 1,,' New York, and chrlay M•lloy, E;rwln, Paul 1 !laptohst~U, 1 Guy tleoo·gc ' Ot;en 'wright: 22, a sotdler !rpot\ Albia, Shetrler. ·. , , , . ·. Mario Woodgeard Ledi ~'ultz They wore Jn t~o reor occtlon Edw•ttf Delnoskey, Leonoft<d Gerald Thompson; Allee eTh6 the bus, -.;hlch broke awoy !rom (lllmore, 1\te~~d· Lellill, "Har'old' 4on llohal4 t•utor 1.1iify 8,noy the frorit,legmehl Pollee Blid the Woodgerd,l D••l~ • .renJilrio, DcWf" 'l'ho!Jial l!enndtY ' itid- liivel1yn forwara pan or tHe bUt continued th~ Jenk~. • , ,. _. .. tuob. .· . , ldr 1~ feel the hJgtoway l'omet'Oy:)~<flia Tr>p!elt, DA~Y RacJDe· Lawrerlqe Wllcoten "11"' lht ae~!ifenf. · RuYell, Fee, }:sther Bernice Theil! D r ' !ayr'e 0 1. An· ilti•odabt at 1!~4/ord Item Wallace, K . 61~t(,w'tU•.· flu~n· ~~ Vi~ Metf~ 1Van !ietCr orial !rospjUl said eijht paJBenL Wiloo~, .. B~o(~. 1l!ol nd R~. Joi\D :tlw~op. Ponnld- lfen:. o.r~ ~~a h~;e~~> ad~~tt~Ji .there and Dll~ £llzail0tti ~_jillijger, , ddfia j)arroll 'l'pa(ot<l, Jieatrtce t~~ a fe)V &t!i~• were 1Cau!,2, korle~ W~i, l'lft'i~~~· lllaki H&Jqit FIBMb Wt'nf I'IMt, betnt. l~ln.ed)or ~"'~~ Horak, !los~. ~4)1'101', aene ftdii'ifl' · ~lllitn Cielan~. ll,le Hill. Con! filtal ~~~~,..~~ oald shell, Leo .SIIfij'. , A.ri~~- "'jlldore A~•m• Jiui 1~!1 '!'tUbllfJ& ~bf 95 o! hcio! •t 8:44 p, Jlule. ~.tt.'l.: ,I:Ha st. Clair, Alfred Crow, Pauline Joh son, The bus, 1vlth 19 persons Edna, Mf.?.~ri Pi! !lonny, Mi'Jill~ Norn Pearlon. Patfy. Swain, Mau- was travelln~ between Columhu•. Sisson, , Jorle llolfner, IIOriler roco Lott. Sora Neii!tcr, R,uth .Tuc- Ohio, and Now York. Smith, '·1~~ Cltrk' Ch,+tes MJlr.. ker, Arthur S)·lvestcr and Harry ~ay, Wtnd~ Eblin, Mabel Tracy, Wlltlot•d. Bedford ~lcmorlol Hospital !lit· Robcrt.1Ciltich, lflil'bert nixon, Au· HnrriHOnvlllc : Jancth_Bea~ Jo- cd as orlmltlcd lor treatment! drciy Slater. · scph' Carsey, Clinton Gilkey, Ellis . Paul No\s~n. condition good: Charles ·Blokcsle~ Roy Bet,<- Donohue, Samuel ~~wls; Amanda . Robert Ekcn9tnn Jr .. fair; Joseph lng, Audn1y Betzin Cecil 1!Ysol\, Morrls'-0'11 -Rhod.,, Sndoc Carr. Pulnski. fair;' James J. !l~rruy, Levi Tyo, Helen "El erf~ld; Ruth Betty u\lkex. , lnir: A'rthuro Cortina, lair; Clem: Offutt, William Hendrix Jay Vinton: !&hrt F. Colwell. mic Johnson, 'poor; John Fisher. Luden Poulin Rot SmlU>, SariJii Syrocusp: OK~1ilj R)lbbnrd, Em· fa ir, Cella HinJOn, lair . lloore, wnmitta J_,eifhelt, Aileen "'~- na~m !ri':.. nh!or,t Wh>tlack, ' The hoapllal llJ,,d n0 addre•sc• Wehrung ·williou.nl R.f DAvis, cart Rot.nd_- Qatf'dlt a~d Eyelyn Stowe lo! those adotlitte<l, except IIi" Moore,_p~rr). . Jiig~ · . . Alti!fhy':; _Woodron' 'Wilson and Hins~n , who "" IL<tcd as from Clar~ , TboiDIIII, arcolla S~qw· E:lsle Wllfoft. , · Danville, Ky. , . del). <\nlold -Snow en, bon. Belt. t' ~' · .'-Belilg U:eatdil were: log: ·~WJei• . !)l.lJt, Ada N'e1le, · · ct.art. •41ls..l.lo erla Thaxt~~- · E~wln A, r; Wichita, Kans. liJarcell a ·,Duliit ~"d Wio• 1~ lillpli'.B;!'I'l· ~ aries . Mnrcoqko II••· Paul Slill 1835 Vniorl Ave. 11 1 ,..., ' , ·"'!j .. Kelth ~h. t; ·fi4 Dl'lllcll Mltl "" -' ,, 'I Dl~hl, VJr&moa• ,l yatt, . Mtllre VI ). ~?e ., . K.jbbt'· Cl }lll\eeBjiort, ·•·i, Rose · Wle· Mankin. · . '· ' , ueyar.,. DH•P? c, · e- zorck, 1248 S~penor Ave.', Pitt•· ' · .• , to K,oe~~ -~ , E<hel Ort.. Grleo burgh; Olga · Wtliiz 4f9 Nlntb · Grae~ <,Jio;ror, )!ary L. Hood, Prl<!~. Ill! Iss Frnllk, Elotse d!J!l; ,~l:, No~ Yor~; Mill;, ji d•.Martin, Mau~ 'Selluster, Kathryn Spencer, no)!~,· E crson ,JohnJori, ~ Jti~ Pol~~ .p1 '": ~lll'd Stober Robert l,),' Ro~, William ·Le· tr'!de Z>Uubach, !(~,ward Porker, Beltoso a. 'y,· !foOd' jfud Hileman: hew, Dil>ld ·l'<'fter, William C~arles Price, Woilis Parker and ·, ~ ·' . , Woodard; Or'ft !;loyit . Wrl~t. Paul A.idrew. . iT Vert!on ll:vans; Marte· Chopmah, Cbestet: Geneye Leonard, 1\1· 8fS 8 Rlcbird liltrton, ~larjorie' Price, bcrl Parker, Ho!PY Lclonlrd; ~t\' · • ·, Pearl We~er. ' vin Kelbaugh and Lloyd llllock· (~olotlnilod From P111 Ono) Wayne $.wisher, Ham Grind· wood: ' Jry to gel the legiolaturs to pul :rtaff,' ~dwdfd Foster, Gilber; Carpenter: Aldena Welsh, Ken· back In lhe budget lor next year. Zwilling, B~l)ite )'lease, Clar~ nell\ We~h, Irene Foster, Jamr1. : Dr. Ralph· M. •lldeburn, proHumphrey, Edith Cilvdrt, David F,osltr, Holbort Oor; Walter Swet! fe;IJbr i>( tciOfOgj alid director of Huddleston, Ronnie E. Calvert, and Jean Swelt. . . do~ proiob~e~l~a! ~~lnl~g .Pr,ogram Roy Reuli:r, l!arqlrl ,Blackstone. lle•<\S••il<: Peart 6onotf, ,Julie ibiW that lhf jb~nce or hid such Rolond R~illof<f; ltichird Neul!· Dlbt~rj Alberta Llrltbirum a!ld la'i'olty l'Jedi!Jtr« tht'l'! y~•ra ago ling. ·. . ,' . .fda 1:>6rst. ' · prevcrltcd !lnrslltill ttoni starting. Mildred·· Stocbm, Leon , Me- Rutland: Ariella Cross, Ruth the progra~1. Knight, Edna Schoenleb, qcrold MQrris, ]\(arona j.ee, Ve1111on We- At that llme. He sal~. !unds Reuter, ·Nothert Ncu11.1iilg, Law- tier, LeafY Shastt~n· c~~lcs were . nsk~d to, hire such ' , · hel, hut t~e oollbgij wlf· 4 6i. the ACROSS · · !.'ScoJt 10. G\J col\e~c Is ~ow CO)Il~tely equip· 1. Ex•hlnl• t. M~dJotnat dod. /pe!l ahd' ~lilillfle~' Yo' &ri~uct sue:• (collOQ.I : · -peUet of . a program except for the 'addition S. Mut 7. Cutttnr ' bar' il pcrspnncl, who ore. required b,v 9. Newipaper loot . vnt• the Stat1 Lcaune of Nursing ptcluro: : l 'Caetar'o 20. Lubrl· Edt?~atioh. 10. Prointnent eowlt,Y. · eate ,, 1 , Am 'I'" 0;J rr • · .' ;. , • " ' tmmf it• . ' ""I !'" : ' ·. '/1\i' M h U' lJeeds - CLELAND$ =~·~"'"7ir~o'llc;"~~~· rP'hliir-;~~ fwo ,~~ ' m; I IV UNITED PRESS In U.. mldo1920't 1 Mlht footfMII s1111 n u!d. "At llt'anto 10 liiinOit• 11111 n11 lnsltlon tt ChorntNIIft oddtd, ... Britton ,. ,.., Grlllfl." For h(l T. Brlllon, 1 IJAit full· bock ot Illinois In 1923-2'-25, was tho dtodly blodcor wllo blallld tlto fOOIVfard pllflt for 11ilopln1 Gro.,... Normally, IIHlo rlory falls to 1 blocklnv btck but Brl~ ton wos so good 11 his lrtdo ht olwors ncolvtd duo credit: Whotovor hopponod to Iori lr!Hon? Today ho's 1 11111 1 ,_ li""r lor tho Mlchlpn SoimiHs Tulot c.. In Detroit. 0, Jail, n, 1959;::~ • 'I., Y011 4rl1 Among Friltlils Hir1 ~E.M~8t. Phoae * .. , . . ·.Ernesl CoYerl, Mgr. DAllY . CRQSSW6'~[j Republtcon Ja, WUI!"' . IS. Frac!'iftl men 9. Put . 11. Brood& of · 1 23. Post 24. Warer 2~. Anger 26. Gftetl 21. •;;ior;n~• · t6 The nursing 'j I, . ' ,\' .,. WNVl'l , Mrs. Jojr•es.Simp5on Is Guest S~a~t • At MissionMeetil'lg Mrs. Jal!jti - .llrti!'!!P• 1i.Jlilf, was the gu"~ , opea~~. at tljo Jonuory meeting of the B. 'H. Sanborn M)k lo!rtfl'l' $,¥PlY a! the Flrs,l BJ!Pillt Chur<IL \!rd. Simpson spok'e on "Home Mlt•lon Worlt.'1 Mrs. Milton Hood, tiresicent, preBided and~ · e mseljlll o'lOII· ed wljh an · n pr.ude bi Mro. C. P. l!r · ur;.. The devo! tiona! service w.aa plinned by tho Dorc1• Cl•cl~ Jtlt~ . JJ!Ciuded I"Y' " by Mrs. fiarry Houda!htll anj( a topic "Stapdmb and 14ea· !lllrt!" by MtJ. /l: II. Pullen. Dth'ln' tHe , ~yit~eul m~ctlng plans weri mad? !Or the Ai~>ela· tlondl Fello~blQ ten to be ·,old at' the loeal cfturch in February with Fronees ~)>eu, a (onlgn sludcnt 'ai .Ohio Unlvelilty, "' tbe guest sq~~ket. The Sdciety voted I contt ibutiOl of ~ fDf the March of l)lme!: $t5 'for tHe Rev. and \In WUlllim lfae¥ett, mlSBienarltr. I• Burma. A leiter waa ra~? from a femil,r ln Qennnn)' 1wJUctr was ~aopfed seVeral yem ·~ tiy tile tcle11 c6ureiC ' · ' l • !irs. Charles Bennett wio In charge of t~e· LOy~ Gilt dedlca• l(on· ~nd,.)lrB. .D~vi<l O.r~t 11Jr, Wblfe ~roaot ehalrJnan, plapoJtd lite ' ivhite:· Crois · dedlcitloh whlcl!: inclqded a play _..,.. C~rltt­ ~n c,nter·~- 11\lfll ~~- Mr<. .l!:lrJt. Mrr. Paul S011a.fl, "''~ Cllf(ord ll~e!J Mrot; wuuo· ADtbony and SlepKanie POllan. ThO metiJ~4 Cl~~- will; a pra~et by Mrf. Hood. .. Th~ tovejoy Clrele waa· In c~srge of the aoetal bopr and \ dessort ·eoul'ie waa served -Ill Mrs. James PuUfD, !It's. Hatold Chaso and 1Mrs'. HOmor Hyiell with llr~ L. · D. Diles and . MU Cllllord Stumbo as ~alrlbutora. Guest.! were Mn. Slmpllln, 1ft. bel Simpson and Vera Beegle, Racio\e. ' I ~Yf~ De'p-art .•.·•·.;~urn,· program, ,• Fo( New Hblffe on·Wed~tesdoy ahd- The Rev. 1111's. C. E. Hoyt 8orl David, plat! tb leave · Wednesday lor Rdclleli!T, N! \'., wBere they 1vill Visit ,tHe Revand Mrs. John A. Hoyt lot sov· cral days bilore going to thc!r new Mine in Weedsport, N. V. , where Mr. Hoyt will be pastQl- of the Fir!! Bltptl•t Church. .M,r-...!Jol·t .. will al!lo _enroll a: • Co]pli-lt5dfiesler 'semlniry lor the eori1irig sCrriestei-. ~ .,. ~lid which would start next loll If funds ore ptovlded, would onablc young ' women to abtain·,college work to- ward the r'egistcred nurse certifl- eate .a!]d a .bachel6r· of srience m tiursibg edlf<!5tt<l'O. ,--~·, Co-oporatlng with l:rnrshsll !n s,uch a phovram would be Cabclt- 1Ir. and Mrs. Hoyt and St;lA . Huntington Hospital. , Dn\'id ~ are overrilgMt guests tO. D N. Brown. admlnislrator 'I night of Mr. and, Mr& L. D1 Oil.,. the ho!pilat, said that the bospi· tal ,is "100' per ·c.ilt Ji~tmo!f sue !I f • progrim ' aM IS'anxto~s to' get t: Per t:apita.Cost I The peed l•r, !his n.cw program is great, br.· Indicated lsloweted By rUme¥ous cm!lt- -srhqol term askin& ' If the · collcl!e dny nursing ·.aaca- New19S9 in eCiacL" ~arshall E~cb~rn hns •I ' applicants o(ler~ tlon pro¥fam, he sold. II Marshall is' g'lveri tHe add> Hon~l (und!, the loesl,collegc will ho the llr; t lrt ttie ltatl to offer · a (orntal nursing edbc4tiori ttll'!l' cilium. West VIrginia UnlveriltY hal indicated It will do th• sai\lc King, }ay w. Brown, N,ormaq Will, ·James Dcni:on and Paid Patterson. dne out· the El- J Langs~llle: Dorina Morris, Minersville: Paltl Baer, Charlel Hsrtung, Joseph While Jr.. Ver· non NWe, liichiu:d Rummel, !largaret Tuttle, Mary Russell, year. ,5o tbe spending cornea Jloss Stewart,. Joe E. Thoren and od~ to $420.38 lor ev0ry man, Robert Stewart, · womUr and chUd in tho country. Tuppers Plain&: Maxine Chap- The 'per capita ootla; f4r the man, William Ch,Jimail, Clyde current tllliit liseal year li $421.29. Kuhn, Audrey Torrence, Norma This baae4 on a pre,ent popNewland, Homer Cole, Rub•! . 1t1 apend: · . . Caldwell aj~ Glajlys Powell. ·AthenS! rri. Glfnell Clar!t'. of the DI!W . ~ps1!11. 1 , VI.:' !ln. •ll'argat'el•. 00~i&it , li .Jlt.llau~ 93 _.....,,. · teas ,, ., ., Moliarilel. . . " cur~1f~eral : ; Cheshire: Harold Mack. Portland: Allen, f~l J~'•r· :' 0u~t: . ·, 1" . · renee !{: perso ·· oek ho n..,. .nd. Allert) · Kore Beegle, :·~~on~; · " Harold Sidney. w..Ddl'ar. r·· Deller:1Beulah Wrlgbt. ar, 1t ··.; . . the , t~t~, J;e.um- ~-· ,.. ·· ~ ~1 new mliC!leil een· "ICWI-IAII7'f.IWIH • fAitllpHII Ill IHI IIYll rot ·ur 2, Boncy'l'i Block · ..... ' '. LaUlldt')' Won Loot iW 18 Sf 20 31 23 24 30 19 30 iW .. . .. .... 562 .................. 540 ........ ..... ...... . 549 , •••••• '" ..... " .. "'". 310 ..,......... , ..... t84 Hiah Sertu: .Bone11 Mao·· Hlah Ga1ne: Bpneya Mar· Hlall Series, .Stobart )M~ lnCUvid'wal Hlih Game, Stobart '' SERVIC:E CENTER Free <;heck·U.I) 9f · MOORE~s- I '' Your Exha~st ·~ystem Avoid Leo~y Mufflers· Durin'g . . The Cold. Dr,iving Days:~ · . . MUFRDS, JTAILPtPES . ~ ' '. ' '• ,. INSTALUD ,_,,AT ~OW COST P~trtY~­ .. IOiiio .. ' ,. .' J " I. II Rl.ESTO -;i'f.hird :~t. ' ... .,. · --- ..-J , �' j \ ' ' ~ • ' I l, I •• , • • ' . ' I I .wtfP,_,.,, ' e The Daily Sentinel •• Mason EUB Church Cfasses ~lect Officers Jan. 7 WHAT GRA.'iSES GROW 10 A HEIGHT ffTY al SIXTY FEET .r . ,. The ~al Helpers and Fmnd· ship Class of the Mason EUB Ohureh met on Tuesday evening, January 7, at the home of Ruth Mcintosh witb Janice Hall serving as a co-hostess wtlh Mist. Mcintosh Devottons were opened by the ' singing of a hymn followed by a prayer presented by Mrs. Verlle Workman. Tho 29th Poolm Wai read by Mrs. Vtca Roush and readings were given by the fol· lowing: Mrs. L. R. Mahoney, Mrs. Roosevelt navJs, Mrs. Ralph cart· wright, Mrs. Paulane Cunnmgl1am and Mrs. Homer Johnson New officers were elected and are as follows : Mrs. Dewey Smith, prealdent; Mrs. Paulme Cunningbam, vice president; Mrs. Lola Jeffers, secretary, and Mrs Ver· he Workman, treasurer. Eleanor S. Schaaf - Middlel1011 Seclety Editor - Phoat LucUie Hawlllls - Pomeroy Soelety Editor - Plloae 6Z4f ,, I POMEROl SOCIETY Mr. an<.! Mrs Harry Keiser re· Emogene Wells Engagement Is . Being Announced Middlej»ort ,Sofiety The Rev and Mli. C. E Hoyt hnd son, David, were. gue~tls of v~Ue Sunday after 11 thtee weeks onor .Mond11y evening at 8 far . VISit with relallvcs in Columbus well dmntr given by Mr. and Mr~ Floy~ Rummel of Mmersvill~ Frank Cheescbrew and her moth· left Fnday fur a visit in Omah• er, Mra J B Hayes. Neb. ' Mra. Lucy Gregg and daughters Mr and Mrs llarold Wigglno Judy and Karen, and Susan AI: and familY of Mt Vernon were l~nsworth, spent lhe week end recent guests of Mn Fanme KasVlsttmg relatives tn Springfield. par, Minersville. Mr. ~nd Mrs. Rolrem Hoeflich were dinner guests Sunday of . Mrs. Karl GruCser wat a rece;at ,;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.;;;;. / dmner guest of M1ues Ethtl and M~. and 'Mrs. William Childs and 1 Clara Garland. chddr~n. illicky and Sheila Mr. and Mrs. Charles Esk~w Bar~ta Bailey, daughter of filr. We grow each day by serving and family of Malden, W. Va., and llf~a. RqSBefl Bailey, has been you, and dedicate our M6dern spent lhe weekend wilb her mo a. medl.,.l patient at Holzer HosPharmocy toward preserving pital · ther, Mrs. Florence Burnside. your Health, by eompoundmg Mr. alid Mrs. Bernard Fultz Johnny Bryant was lhe we••kerld I your Doctor's Prcscnptlons "as were coiled to Columbus Monday Miry St10o Powoll, Ownw :~e;:a~!o~Js and Mrs. E. J Hi,l ordered"! ('!'be grasses are bam· by the death of his cousin. boo. C. H. WI~' ,Jr. and his oisler, ' 9:30 to 6:00 Mr. and Mra. Willoughby Hill Ruth Wloe, were nolif1ed Monday and family w~re Sunda) guest. MON. thru SAT. of th~ dealh of their eousln, John of his brother and lister-in-law, Cunmngham, Sl. Albans, w. va. 6 M1. from Racine 'on Mr and Mrs. E. J. 11111. Recent guesto of Mro. Evelyn Fullon Covert and •om, Ed· Old PorUand·Racine Rd Miss Lydia Ebersbach entertain· Lewis were Mr. snd Mrs. 1.. A ward and Pete of Charleston , pent Pftono: P< rtlond 215 lhe wceHeM at their farm home ed the D8<Jghtera o! Ruth elm of Vea.tey and Mr. ond Mrs. Rudolph lhe United Melilodlst Church, on DeTranano, Cb1rleston. al Fialwoodo. Mrs. Bessie Wise and son, Leo Elza Lee Walker. daughter of Monday afternoon, at her home, Marshall, are relurulng to their Mr and Mrs. Roger Walker h Mulberry Ave. The 111eetlng In ehorge of llfro. home in Rutland after living in guile Ill with the measles. Mr. and Mrs Hugh Blaet n' Minnie Neutzllng, president, open- Middleport for a short time. Mro. John Ketehka was called to Chillicothe and Mr and Mrs: ed with devotions led by Mra. Ja. Clarence Bosler and family of cob Gloeckner who concluded the Akron Friday by the death ol her Gallipolio ••ere Sunday guosts ef devotions Mth an original poem, brother-in·law, Ernest Lan.:inger, their parents, Mr. ond Mrs Phil "God'• Garden". Members respond· and 18 expected to return home on ed to roll eall wllh a New Year's Wednesday. Wllliamaon. · Mrs. Paul Johnsoq, Is Ill at ~er Mrs. Florence Bui'IL!ide enter- resolution. A report on the work lamed a 1roup of relallves Sun- accomplished the past year was apartment on Mill and North SCc· · ond Avenue. ALL MINOR REPAIRS FREE day at her home on West Main given. Mra. 0. H. Hores, program chair· ·Mr. and Mro Frank Chccscbrew St Present were Mr tmd Mr!l for the afternoon condueted were visitors in Jackson Sunday. Chnrles Eskew and family uf aman quiz ''The Queen's Automotive Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ea8tep, who Malden, W. Va., Mr. and 1Mn were ealled bere from Columbus Englloh" and • conteat on Meip Leslie• Burnside, Athens, Mr. and County. .. by tho dc>lh of his grandfather, Mrs Harold ~urnsldo, Kingsbury Refreshments were served by Homer Might, spent the week end followlnl the meeting a stork the bpstess lo those named above visiting Mrs. John Bowma,, and •hewer was held lor Mrs. Grady and Mrs. George Joachlm 1 Mrs. 'C. Mrs. C. F. Hawkino and family E. W. Downie, Miss Nelle Bing, and Mrs. Virginia Eallcp. Craig. Mra. Charles Hennesy left MonAttending were Mrs. Homer lllss Carrie Yeager, Mrs. Goor11e Johns'on, Mrs. Nan Melntosh, Mrs. 11. Parler, Mr& Albert Young, day lor Atlanta, Ga., to visit Mr I Ivan Bush, Mro. Vlca Roush, Mr& Mro. A. V !lowell, Mrs. Richard and Mrs. Gorden Clay and three Vcrlle Workman, Mrs Roo~evolt Campbell, Mrs. Thomas Goegieln chtldrcn and Mrs- Catherme Davis, 'Mrs L R Mahoney, Mr1 and Misses Augusta, Lucretia aod Churchill. Mr. Clay is critically ill. Cor. 3rd and Main Court St. Mr. and Mro. S. T. Russell •pent Robert Lee, Mrs. Woodrow Lore· Ada Genheimer. . The Februory meellng will b~ lhe week elid v11iling Mr. and M,rs. Phone 8204-X man, !.Ira. Poullne Cuonlnlh!m, Phone 383·X • Mrs. Lola JeHers, Miss fflrieee1 held at the home of Mrs. Jacob Robert Haylh and doughter, Hll· Mrs. Dorothy Pierce Mrs. 'Kerns Roush Nease, Mrs. Ralph Cartwright, Mrs. Gloeckner with Miss Carrie Yeager lljlrdo, and Myrna Russell, CoiU11!· bus. . Dewey Smllh, Mrs. Harold Sollwarz u .co·hostesa. Manager Manager and a guest, Mrs. Max Ward ol Pomeroy. l~ned to their home ttl Mirier& CUT and CURL BEAUTY SHOP Mr. and Mrs Edmund Wells Mlll Street, are "'nnouncing th~ engagement and eppraaching rnarr1age of tlleir 1daughter, Emogene Wells, RN, Gallipolis to Robert Fisher, son of Mayo~ and Mrs. Clyde 0. Fisher. Mlas Wells 1s a graduate or Middleport High School and th ! Holzer Hospital SehooJ o£ Nurl· In,!! ~"" is on the staff of ~ ~He hospital. ~, ,e Mr. f'isber graduated· !rpm 'liddh;port High School and wy ed In lhe U. S. Army. He Is aiSO· ciated with the H. & R. r~reJionb Store in Middleport. ,. DUK~ ~CLEANERS. WeD~ Our Own Cleaning ' •· { Pomeroy Driver " Cited To Court TDP·O~lJA ' Au-DElUXE, AAII • • • • Experts In Shoe Repair Forest Clark, Owner CONVENIENT LOCATIONS ~~~~ I, IUY N9W .,AND SAVEl . LBERFE ' ' .. ' Seventh Birthday Of Larry Walker Observed Sunday Tbe scvcnlh birthday of Larrv Walker, sen of Mr. and Mro James Walker, was celebralc1! Sund11y wtth a party. Gsmce wch played under tbe direction of Karen Walker wtth prizes won bv laney and Stephen Hlndy, Sherry 1Shuler and John Ingles. Mra. Walker and KAren serve•! icc cream and cup eakes Inscribed with the chlldren;s names and tho birthday CPke waa qn a rcvolv· ing mu•lc stand which played "Happy Birthday." Guest• were John Ingle!. Stc· phon and Janey Hlndy, M~ebocl and Buddy Bu•klrk, Craig File, Stephen Stewart, Dee Ann Weih, J oyco and Jan Lone. Debra Spen· cer. Kathy Morgan, Shorrr Shul· cr. Jimmy Clolworlby, Joyce Da· vis. Billy Slater, Sheila Childs. Rlehard Hauerty, Morta Ka1 Hubbard, Mro. Sherman 8UBkirk and dauahlor, Nancy. A DIIAMATIC 7·PIICIIROUP - ' new bf.lertel •rmt , , , dr•m•tlf .,.,., Concept Of modem tiJifltll Fleut1tl'1 Aztec loo dromotl< new •yte, 1 dttlp IIIII' 11, Hn1 of all, hnpeocable Ia 10110 ond o perf«l complimoal 10 the clher One JIOUOIIION of )'OUr ileole. TIM 11w Ol·imf armo with ihe rich woocllnHIIoo oew IIIIo of . deal1n lhot alyto lhe Aztec ill own Wliqou dllliiiCIIoa ud' II «:hoed iD ibe aJowJna wood ftaJohot Of tho ~ pllllorm lep. Tho new bock llyllnllll ;.,.... · plea10d for I01U., CGmfort oac1 beauty, T~te. n~west, most origin~ Hardtops on thQ American road ... and Mr. and Mro. Harold ,Uaaer. Middleport Mr. and Mra. Brod£ord Mug en terlalne~ wllh a dinner Sunday al their home In Mlnerovlll• bon· orin11 her mother, Mrs. Stella Gruoscr on her birthday. Present ., ,,, were Mra. Grueaer, Ebner Grue: 1958 Stude~r_9""""'·.."""""*{,# , I t - tlt ...... Gowett Rm tc~~~el the tone, tow Her aud son, Keith, Pl. Pleosanl , tho hoots and doughier Myrna. "\ ' '~ ' ... .... h h 1 · 111•"'' .,t e:J\ee ol hpt~epowtr 111ct'' trlftlnllto h!ah·f.uhlon etylina. !be cr11etful fins. the 'ol*lne-t bardlc!ptl ., ' LUIIUJ•aiJled, prtao!Gn uffl.,botb the rr.Ident COmfart. t110, 11 ~f!I'JIItlu ,O.•d aped,,. from and Commander S rllabte e9mblne tbe the heavily upbOlltmd,- deep-plied .Cuobionecl open-atr freedom of a e~~nvertible With the aiJ. 411t.and loot room 1D rear ••. ioUe life~· weather aqu111eu olaiUXUQ"' ~· · padded· dub board and udiillve FlichW!tylt 1, Ill c••ety •.. of Amen~·· ;3~~ b~~~=~~ ra~, uva " Rubb11 Aid, beaftllllbelr urtciDal ....... they retaill all· the ntro erafllm:=& lbat -.lueoeoDaclOUJ Vr OWIIell bavalon1 ted With Studebaker- ackard automobilf!l: depan~.. Sweepatabl ~·1 PAINT <J All Color:s Reg. $6.30 Th• All« feotu(n l'loulctl~ 8UUAIITEED r1Volullo"a'1 11/ttlm, <'MIIlructln" tnd il bided by a written llfcumc auarantef. 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