http://66.213.69.5/files/original/330daaa2898a8ff2be2dd510de28bcf9.pdf 9133b21efa59cbc70f519aa7f6974bfd PDF Text Text • I I \ O....Dally SenUn~l yome~y Middleport, 0 Jrut 18 1958 L-~~~~~--~~~ The Oall~ :Senund • Founder's Day Tea Planned For Next Month By Sugar Run Parent-Teachers fathers Day was obServed at the ttRUiar meet ng ol the Sugar Run PTA Thur.sday rilgbt at thestbool Mrs. Ray \\oodgcard pres dent opened the meet ng by leading n the PTA prayer Two commu1 eatJons were rear\ by the seer£> tary Mrs Leland s ~n One was from tbe Central SchoOl PTA 1 v1t1ng the s gar Run Group to & Founder 5 D;~y Tea Monday Feb 10 The other was from i\lrs Roy Trac) Jr pres dent of the Meg County PTA Counc 1 :\fr.s Jame 0 Brten ga\e the treasurers re par l It was gar Run ounccd that the S F'ounder s Da) 1 e wou d br ffb 20 and that spe t al nv tat ons would be sent I the Cen rat l TA teachers past pres den s an h11 lcr ll en ber Hostesses for he tea w II b Mcsdamr W II am And e so Marv n Bur El na Wh le Ke eth F nl ey Donald Coli ns Ed ward Baer s J Blazewicz Alex Ctlo Leo Vaughan Chari Blakeslee Rober Storv Sjl rl ) Gu nther and Ph I G obokar Delegates o th Me gs Cou Counc I Pnrents a d Teachers be he d at Jon or H gh ilUd to n Feb 6 were nan ed as Mesdam Gu nther Law ence Morar b lar old Ebersba h Chrster Kn tlll and W A \1 ernntcs arc Mesdame ~ n ore Jr ( e llarr s cha rcr Cha Gibbs a <\ hea Br}a I was an ou ed th t the S ga r Ru g o p s to furn sn andw ches wh h nay h e II e fancy o p a n a h ~ meet n Those w sh g lo do ate s wtchcs arc a:o~kcd to take then lo the Jun o H gh Feb 6th orr Cia apprer a ion of PTA w11s e.dc ded by Mrs Woo I geard to he sc hoo board for new b eye! rack rut.allcd at th foo of Sugar Ru Ill for th rhl dren lo li'.: e Goodwtn Pr nl ing Co npany for mnny pas s r v ces H H I for typing fr 111 Pomc y I gh S oo und t II many falhNs who attended th 1 cotlhg that n ght 1 he F llh Grade 2han who sang G te Us Th i.'> Day wtth Mrs Luctl e Swack hamer accompany 1 g She ntroduccd Thomas Hennessy nephe~ o( teacher Roberts who was mas ter of ceremonies for a This I Your L1fe sketclt fca ur ng Ro Ell!'.nor S Schaaf - Mlddlepol'l Society Editor - Phon( 6079 beru In charge of Ibe ours ry wcrl.' LucUie llawklns - Pomeroy Society Editor - Ph1111e 8244 Patr c:! a Hennessy a I Candy KISSling R(\fres hmcnts were tlo logs po ato c ps and coffee serv ed on rrysta trays by Mesdames Edward Wei s Charles Hoffman rconttnuod From Pogo o ..J Willard Boyer E !war \ani wao Golden Glow overture by Jonc en Calv n S npson E za G lmor Mrs Harold Moore and son M son Jr Char es Spencer a d Danny chael Co umbus have been vistt Susan Prqbasco was guest of The patrons that enJoy a more Thompson mg her parents Mayor omd Mrs honor at a farewell party planned I tary s y e of mus c w 11 be p e C 0 F shcr and family while Mr this week by Charlene Davis and ased to know that the band ha Moore a semor m the College of Oorts R ce m the recreat on room se a.s de two selcc .,ns for the Arch lecture at Oh o state Um of the Davu borne Susan was pre 0 e o them B 1 boaru -rei vcrs ty JS em a f1cld trip to Phil sen ted a gtft from the guests as a by Klohr 5 an old st ndard n ~delphia Pa \ farewell before she moved to the brar es of nany bends acto 11 Mrs Cora BcnJlett 1s reported as Charleston Friday Games aQf] lhe nat on The other Block M 1mprov ng slowly al he home qn dane ng were enJoyed by the girls b) B I k s a comparatively mod 'Mrs R chard Jones \US guest of South 1hird Avenue after a recent who wee served a dessert course ern compost on honor at a stork shower lleld on illness and hospitalization Pr1Ze8 were won by Christine 11 e bt !ld s 0 c entry Thursday evemng at he home of Ml and Mrs Fran Reichert and Coats and IJCay JenklDIIOra novel y e f cld s a narrat un Mrs Harold Thomas w tb MIBs Sal family attended the Chicago Bal ' "' tJ nd ac nan ment ent t I) Sauer and ~rs Jack Harmon as let perfdrmance at the Memorial Those present were Susan Pro-J lied "• r• -· Trees a~sistmg hostesses Games were basco Karen McElhinny J~dy ,~ -u,-,. ---,,,.-,n -ct-d--,p:-1,--,y?;-p aved and p zes won by Mrs A Aud toriun Oh o Uruversity Frl Butcher Chruhne Coats Kay J,n -cLday evening k ·• E Wei s Mrs Harold Hinkle Mrs mson Rosetta Richards Su•n: No 1m JU,.. all theM thine• I vt Mar ory Grogan and Sh rley Gaul Mr and Mrs Harvey '[ Hall Pullen Barbara and Betty Covert told this Someone dldn t know The ayette g fls we e placed on and daughter Patrtcta moved this Judy Sauer Janiee Zirkle was ~n Or he d never hav4 nlled Mr Roba table decorated 10 gree n and past week !rom the _Bush apart able to attend the party erts an Ordln~ry Joel ye low !ilrca t ers The refresh ment on A8h Street to Kennewick Last Sunday morn ng the H1gh It is drff1cult to guess at what mcnts of ce cream cake and cot Washington their rormer home S<'hool class of the First Pres~)' fee rarr ed out the shower theme Mr and Mrs Robert Turner and tenaq Church taua:ht by Mra age Sugar Run young stop callmg Mr w th m n ;Jturc boo ees on the cake ch1ldren Debby and ilftchael Mrs Jamel~uchanan also presented the r Fifth Grade leach r The Impreaston he a d torks on tl c ce cream Luther Harris and her son Paul Susan Probasco with a farewell Roberts makes o young mmds 18 deep Those presen w r \1rs Jones L Harris USA ar~ week end gtft and rull w1th respect One mdica Mrs Wells MarJory Grogan Sh1r guests of Mr and Mrs Joe Turner t1on perhaps IS the well known ley Gaul Sue Cramer Darbanr David Diles son of Mr and Mrs facts that Mr 'ltoberts I tile Bctzing Char o~tc Dillard Barbara L D Diles Is rec perating after league ba.!ieball team IS one of the Gr lldlltatr Martha W ll ams Ncl a m nor operation at the Ford e Wnijht Jean Wells Dorothy Hospital In Detrott Mlch accord fme d sc1phned teams m sport~J­ manshJP an4 tak1ng the breaks as Scltwab Janet lbnk e I a.e Ann mg to word received by his par they come without umpire baiting Gw a:r.dowsk~ Sy via Col 11 Send en'' lhts week ng gifts but un ble to be present The Women a Auxiliary of Grace Certainly Bob Roberts ts Mr Rob were Mrs Chu es Sauer Mrs Roy Eptscopal Church held 111 January ert11 to his pupils and o~n far be Jon.cs MIa Wood Anna Chapman meeting Thursday afternoon at the yond htgh school years Rub) Baer and Lcra Jones The Tht. Is Your Ltle program home ol Mrt A R Knight Lin began with Mike Roberts pre,.nt coin Road ----------------------------Middleport Society Susan Probasco Is Honored With Farewell Party Donna Jones Is H.onored Guest At Stork Shower Grace Ep1scopal Church Women's Aux1hary Meets Pocohontas Off1cers Are Re-Elected Mrs Everett Hayes president tng his lather wttb a vegetable cor presided at the meetmg which op sage made b~ Mrs Ray Wood ~ned with devotions by Mrs Aar geard Th1s was sqppossed to and on Kelton including a prayer lor d d produce laughs As many memoraL1e eventl were the new bishop to be elected for unfolded Bobs old elaBBmatf~ll the diocese of Southern Oh o bur ng the business session a came out to greet h1m Graduates contribution of $6 wos made to lhe of PHS n 1928 who came were March ol Dimes and S5 dues ~o cart Qualls Daytop 1'h lttps and the United Church Women we Rhodell Stelly all ol Pomeroy to paid Mrs Kntght and Mrs Ctll- day Bob recalled of Qualls he Ollteers were reelected lor lhe eomJng year when White Dove Council Pocohontas met Tuesday evening at U.e home of Mrs Meda IOUJ!ht tb Gibbs Mulberry Ave Mrs mbbs presided at the meet tng ond ofllcero elected were Mrs Gibbs, Pocohontas Etlgle MeGill Keeper of Wamp'lm Mn Verna Hysell Keeper of Records Nevada rle Clark were named to servt Beaver Winona Helen Miller with Mrs Patrick Lochary the Trualee Sally Atltson Represent• chairman to receive gilts to tle t ve to Great Council and Verna sent to the Book of Remem Robert Roberts wall awarded $5 for its room an~ the lltten lu banner for uvmg thr. most pa cnh pr{'sent Mrs Globokar program d a r man opened her part or th ning by lntroduemg Pat Rock Spr~ngs Better Health Club Meeting 'Mrs wtlltan Rnrifo aSBistcd bv Mn Homer R11d£ord ani Mu noll n Radford cntcrta ne thr. Howard K1tchen Returns Home Rock Sprlnss Better Heal h C ub Thursday afternoon a h r home Rock Springs road Gro p !I ng n~ of Holv Hoh Holy openc I the meet ng fot owed by the Lords Praye an plolge to the 1 ag in ut bon D r g the bl s ness 11e11tdoo w th M Hugb Bcarhs pres dent pres din~ a contribution was matle to t!lc March of Dl ncs A report of th lck e& nn ttcc was glu.n by !\Irs Wit am Morg:m ami Mrs Clifford •HIItt hor~4" ttoy C o o I -SMILLIIS WITH COVER!10 INCH ~10 )2 INCH 75 $13 50 t c lhclt ROWlEY & REED Bobs phystcs teacher and A M Zahl (summer paintJng partner to day) who Roberts said he reealled for -his great abil ty aa a morale bu lder n boys John Wern a former pupil or Bobs was present Werry s almost superhuman performance as full Beyond back for U e Panthers In the1r to att~nd liNCH was a great tackle for Pomeroy of Phillip& a fellow member of From the KingdOjll Coole by Lllllon Pope wh ch quo~ !mal game at dlddleport of Wer ed AclB 17 26 God hath tnad~ of ry !I se lor year Wtlanng No 21 one ..blood all nations of men ror was recalled by Roberts Super ntendenl ol Schools Char to dwell on all the filee of t11e earth and has determined th~ time Jcs Gtbbs remarks concluded w th Mr Roberts s a good man to before appointed and the ttouudt have In our school uf the r habitation Other teachers compbmcntm g Refreshments were served by the hostess durmg the socia l hour thmr fellow worker were Mrs. AI wtth Mrs M D Hartinger presid- thea 0 Bnen F rst Grade AI of us here look up to Mr Roberts ing at the coffee ae vice Mrs Bcatr ce Re nbart Second Grade It 1s always a pleasure to work w1th him Mrs Lucille Swackhamer muBlc supervisor (Contlnuod From '!oo10 Ont) Now 1 know you( age And she NO ORDINARY JOI mentioned her priYllege m having Somtont told me Mr Roberts wu known Bobs n other the late Mrs 1n Ordinary Joe Cora E Roberts I m ture thtre are 1 few thingt Mro Woodgeard PTA pres dent thlo Somoono dldn I know observed Did ha know thot lttoldeo tho I•~ He has and Is domg so m 1ch tonl everyday for the boys and girls always giv Mr Raberh tMchea all th1 values lnJ them that extra push thcv so of thlo thln1 collod lolr ploy? often need Did ho know thot on tho ploy A lie ei"P snd cull ltnko In a tround whon tho kldo oro ploy pearl Masomc emblem sctt og was lng boll presented to Bob by M Globokar Mr Rtlttrta Is 1lway1 out thtrt In behalf of the PTA for ~is won with lhtm - ond thoro f1r derlul work in ond out of the jured 1\le Friday ntg~t when lhetr IIARDWAIIE CO MIDDLIPORT Review Your Year ROOMS Of Thot looming our nation • hi,. tory 1 no inlorludt? lu lc b pr gran Prize& m a con ''"'""' know In tummer est co dueled by Mrs Rollin Ra I DltlbriOht Mr Roltom ceuld all ot ford were 11wardcd to Mn Haro\J home •"" ... ., Ularksto aM lin Ed;ar Abbott But ho 4 rathor halp tha Llttlo fhe hyn n Blm Be The Tie by tho group and the Mizpah bene stead of at the lulme of Thelma diction closed the meeting Grueter 11 preYioualy planned ner csh ne were ~r.crved hy Games wete played during ,.the ho.stessc11 to thGSe named abov social hour wttll prtzeo oworded "'d ltro Oliver Clark Mrs W the wlnnen afLor which refre1h • b r Batley MrJ Howard Bot mcnls were ..Md by Mrs Rich Mrs Amos Leonor$1. 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Arlc ard Campbell ond Mra Henry 1M Abbot VIcki Lynn Ab~otl Edd bel Abbott and Bobby Block1ton lladfor t ' d Cathy Abbott to eo 1 ,t. for the Februa Y will be Ml'!l George Skin ner Mrs Ito) Smith and Mrs wy Gr user Al-L HlW Fu'" itu,.. llos easns ~ectin~ We P., 2% lnlered On Your Savlngt ANY POLICY Mognoha Temple ' Pyth1an S1~ters Meeting.Js Held YOU GtT FROlll US IU Member Federal Retertf S}IIMI Me•ller FedenlllePOBIIIDBUI'IIIe• CorporaUoa POMEROY OWO ~JI ~f·. t~~-"":~~--~------ . . --._':""_.__ tcro met in"""''" llel!lon Thuro doy evenlnl 11 the DAV hall with Borntce Ann Durll, exctllenl Jun tor prcaldlnl , Durin& the meotlna I eontribu hon of ~ Wll mode to the Morch ol Dimeo II wu onhouneed that the Fobruory DIHUnr ol the Pa•t Chtela Club Will be held at the home of M'l Adorn Ebersbach w th Mt" Durst ., co-bo•te" it I CONTINUID PIOM PAG"- I I ght for the losers For the Jackets Nelson was the key feeder and drew 12 charity chances maktng etght of them His dr ve n lay up attempts were ear sk1dded on ce on the outsk1rts of the c ty and struck a tree the enerny mistake& Dead lo Larry DeLong J? of forcing In tl e last quarter with a mm Ch II cothe Hosp1tal authorities said he apparently died of mternul ute to go Logan pulled up to 6669 after Ira ling 5il-46 at the he IRJUrleS g nn ng of the last quarter 'MQr ln poor cond t on w th a possible gan m thts last quarter had 12 skull fracture 1s George Rundels pomUi and the outcome really was 16 Chillicothe InJured and in fa1r n doubt at that point condition were Haro d Jones 16 However Ke y was fouled n Barbara Croft 19 Sandra Mteh 14 and Florence Merr t 16 David shoot ng and sunk both tries for U.(lf.l sewmg up the game as the Trainer 18. was released after Jackets held Logan from there on treatment All of the Jured are out from Chill cothe Quarter seorcs were 13 9 ~ 29 The accident happened 15m les 511'-46 and the !mal 71-66 count east of U S 23 on the Mar etta The wm gave the Jackets a 3-4 P ke Authont es sa1d the youths record n the SEOAL s flfst half went skating and appartently had good for ftfth place ln the league gone for a dr1ve later they had been PICked to fm sh The JIIC!kets come to Pomeroy next Tuesday niflht to tantlle wllh the leagueleadl~ll and undefeated Pomeroy Panthers 111 the opening game ol the second round Middleport reserves conUnuod on their winning streak with a con vmc1ng 48-36 Win over f..(lgan re serves For Middleport Hartinger had 21 Milch 10 Klees 2 McCool 2 W Harris 3 J Horm 2 and S Bailey 8 Dalton was btgh for Logan VarSity by quarters M ddleport Scormg Mddlcport BoiVIes 5 !Hl 10 Kelty ll ~ 23 Erwin 2 6-12 10 Nelson 3 8 12 14 Whitlateh 6 2 5 14 non oeoren Miller and Crooks Totals 25 2135 71 Th first example of lh s \\ II b the dend t on of I Could Have DD<u ced All N ght and On Lbe Street Where You L ve from he Broadway mus ral My F2.1 Lad Mus Bever y Roush "' II be he vocal .soloist In these two select 1 he neKt number ul ano Bo was wr ttcn by U e ban I d1recto Mr Howard Cozar for cnc of th bandmcmbers Robert Bo MeG! thl n The band plays a Lat n An " rhythm pattern while Cc JtEVER.E ·WAtt£ COPPER ClAD STAINlESS STEll SAUCE PAN Regular $7 SO value ONLY $5!! 1V•-QUAlT DOUBlE IOIUI lqular $10 ~0 ..1~ $lW98· Of.j LY l 'r~11 Y~~~ ~DV'II ·~li! Wl!l.~l Other WOJidOtful RBVIRE WAR& ~ Housewares ~ Dept On 'l.'l!e Mala Floor I Co .,.d $k ,, $7.71 t td Sk tl 10 71 -" Com• In and o Q Ooi<l' 0"'" .l our CC~mpltfl Mllctita tf IIVIII WAU 111 UKER WARNER-IHLE FURNITURE I INSUII,ANCI! AGENCY Oa The Br~ Comu t 10 11hone 4fi.Y W Clturl Sl fomero1 ~· Mlddreporl ' ' .. erlttne BINGLI OOPY4r Order Of Eastern Stars District 25 Annual Session Is Held Here Friday 1 he 34th annual sess1on of Dtstnct 25 Order Jlf Eaat~rn Stars and a school of instruction was held Friday at the! Porn eroy Masonic Temple wttb Pomeroy Chapter •s hOsts held v1ce preetdent Pauhne At kms Harr sonvUJe secretaey Mabel Baldtng Valley treaaurer I ~~VJIIli~JllOIRV Eva Foulke Marietta conductress I' Cou ntess Phllhs Re nersvUle as tees were Gene Jacoby Athens You serve $1.52 () Co ' Opened TodaY More Than AThousand Attend ~ .\h ELBERPELDS t~h~e~h~l~~h_•_ch_o~ol_l~e-ve~l~----~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~==:===~~~ Eva Elttott Vaitcy and Dora De Lons Lowell audtttng Harry P Smith Den!(t Goegleln Pome of "O~n Honse" For New School Three hundred and twenty ftve Middleport children five to 10 yean old today are attending classes for the first time 10 the new elementary school bUilding on Pearl st which an estima!OO 1 000 parents and lrlenda of better ed~~<:ahon vlstt •AI Sunday during an Open House Almost every commumty m Metgs County was represented amone the vlJiton who were eon dueled on 1 tour throuah ea h eiUIToom II ended In the Iorge QOW audttorlutll ealted a mulli pur pose room Here tbey enjoyed n__ .I.! coffee and COOkiea ICrved by tad ea .- faJit Of ol the Middleport PTA from the sehoolo aew and ohtm~g kitchen i --Olle eape<tlllY ln\erea\ed v sit llnil or conducted I~M 11\e butld Tho weathorman pre<J ted a ln& by Middleport "-1D&endent m xturc of snow an J ram wou a ()f Schoo1J Lee Meeomu peuon move nlo lhe !lotale l01....;y S VOL IX NO 234 gartlst Grella Harris Bartlett warder and Bill Calendlnc Webb aentlnel Servtng on the Dlslrtet commtt ..,.___ 1hree Narrowly Escape Death At Hobson Crossing n ree- 1men n (ttro \'lv esea' d death eorty Sunday morn ng at the llo"'on Croulng looated on Stale Route 7 one hall mile south of the Middleport Corpt'utlon llne when thelf 1947 Chevrolet etlllhed alo an Eutbound New Yor4 Central trJUn completelv demolohlng the ear m which the! ~~:ore fldmg inJured I n the mishap wore BID Holcomb 20 of Point Pleu driver ot the ear and a mem the U S Marine!! who !UP: lacerations ol Uoe waa unconstJOI.IS wbe~ ~~•,rvrs dQPUltea ~rrlvcc at 2 tq ally •• Pomer.w "-'Uittnd ent of Scboall ~ Gihb• Tbe Open HOUle wu offtc1ally opened by a aquad and color guard from Uae Fee~aey Bennett Post Ameriean 14io11 Under the command of JA!t S.UU. aDd w th a huile call ~ J111 Croou the l.egJonaJres pre.t.niett to Mr Me ComaJ an AmeriCID flaa: JIYen them ror the purpose tty Cor.gress-man Tom Jenk.lna Tile flag has been flown over tbe Capitol build ng for a 24 bour period Commander Sm1tb gave the flag to Mr ML'QJmiJ who 10 turn presenled It to HW lllldrecl Hawley And Ram , -ted F Late f-J-y uua The flrit or the snow and (a was expected tto enter Wester Ob o m ube forenoon and spr(!t~tl to eutern count es durmg: the late 2flernoon or evenmg The weatherman sa d a low pre l&sllre and cold front extend ng fron Lake Mcltgan to Southern Texas would move east war I and pass O\er o o Tuesd:~y Passac of the !ron w II brmg <1 change to colder wea 1er and snlJo. rturr c Temperatures today were c~ peeled to range f om t t 30 s nu th to the 40 s &auth Low!! ton 6 h will range from 20 to 3? no thw lll to the 3110 JOUtleast and e~trcn prlndpal of lbe odtoot Richard south Early temperature, tuday a ~ 00 from 20 at Mar~ett. to 25 at Columbuo 27 al Citvel• d and J~ Bodimer and Ray Pickens, Jr rataed it on the new !lac pole front tnl tile bulldlnJ n. Rev Fred GardJJer gave u invocation Memben of the local ac:hool board wbo p-eeled vwton were loin. Everett FoD Lionel BoJp Emenon Jone1 aad Harpld E HubbUd Boord Preoident Bru<e Uoyd was unable to JUend lmlledlale Pill ""'mhers of tbe boltd who were mllrument.al In plalll!lni the new llulldlns ond who ~ prueot lftl'e Paul Smari IDd Paul Dam Mn Lowell Prohtoeo wu unoble to attend The boord lutd hlgbeol Pfllae for t&e pnme eonttador Denver Walker ViniDDt 0 and Supenn• tendeat of aeueraJ eOilltrUctiOD Woll and ordtltedo Mr ond lfn C D Claldea Marietta Tbe school bottnl joined In 1 statement that Mr at Cine rmatt The bi&ge!ll soow.storm of t1 e year swept out c( 'n P a n <tate. uno the Midwest to<lay coatma: roads w th a treacherot.~ snow blank• olone to~ gbt mch es from west Ten'i mt.o the Great Lakes regmn \Veathermcn l.iSUed cavy smJ'A warntngs today tor e.slern Kan 115 northwcl!t MJSsoUr "nd south central Iowa where .accumlatwlls of lour nchea or more were x peetod by nlghtWI Warrungs alio were sui out for northern JlllooJs soutJtcr WLSc n SID and lower lrhch&gan where two to five nches of snow arc likelY In Ch1cago forecasters pred1c ed stormy weather for Pres d<nt Euenhower 1 arr•val by plane fur a fund ra smg dmner A two-t four mch !iDOwfall waH experlt·d n the Cit)'! and the E~w was tX ted "'-""'-~"' bil ty from one au to onl m le The :~now storm began Sunday and spread fro n Texu and Ne v MexiCO nortb through the cc ttral Rock1es .and North Dakoti a d {Continued On Page Three) Heath MethOdist Young People Attend Institute 1be Rev C R Kookngbt accom pan1ed young people £rom the Sen br Youth FeDowshtp of Heath MethodiSt Church to the Md W n ter Institute of the Porllmouth Blstrlct m Galltpol• today .Mn James (.'riswell ass stcd with jranoporlation Mr Konk 1ght will be 10 charge of classes at the lnatitute and )diu Sally Schaaf advuor m the MYF will be present for tbc Sunday sess10ns Those planmng to attend arc Jolla Kfl<hb pres dent Gary Ault Carol Crtswell Dtana Slum be Barbara and Betty Cover Ruth Ann Edwards Storm SA~ as Jfw •• , ' ~. _ $4.7$ -~ WtitherltriPJiiOt as lOw a$ CeRing Tile 'as low as Oak Flooring as low as Tileboard as low as Dlsappeorlnt Stalrw•y Ideal for on •r~nee to attlc or ottlc room A• INSULATION Best qujlliY All staqdard type~ B:tu ll'P• " low $35 95 41Atcoq It . t• 1 10c ft. ' 12Vzc s9. h. 13Y2c sq. ft. 11 c SCf. ft. ' Knotty Pmc Ideal lor Re<re at on ltooma Dens or Family Room~ Aa low 171At uq It 71 Ohio Counties Were Mfected By The Flu Epidemic COLUMBUS t P -L"I yea nfluenza cp den 1C bcga m Sell c~ber and 5lrlltk 71 o( the state F88 count es Dr Ralph E Owo k .state health d rector &i d toda The cp dcm c reached ls pe A dur ng October he reported Dwork sa d 160 deaths were t tniJuted to mfluenza m 63 cou C! Asian flu wa.s found m 4 ount es Dwork sa d a sll dy nd catc I he death rate was h &hl's an o persons over 69 and nt nls. The llness rate was h ghe.st amon h ldren of school age [nflucnza poss bly rouhl have been a cause In 107 o 1 r dea 11 Owork sad He advocated conl nu d use of the mfluenz;a vaccme {\CO thouH here are no s gn:s O{ a sccOntl outbreak MARKEt RIPoaT CINCINNATI UP - Produrc &tfr.taeraltr • 1-.-e Prttectio• rain ow.r the so.uth portion thl' afternoon aM •enleht Warmer to day end tonight Rain cher~~lng tq light snow ond colder TuoMioy Edtlh Vaughan Thea chaplain INCLUDES "ELtAIU GIVES ' YOU ' Onlo Snow mlxod l"ltn tlHt beginning !odor ond changing to Vlrgmia Long Aurcliu11 marshall Lucllle Swackhamer Pomeroy rlf ng number the Alp 1 e Holtdoy tune L tlle Broy,n Jug The progrHm s des gned t please ttte mus cal tastes of nea r fl yone and to prov de an CV<' lng s entertainment Also w th f. prem re performance of Cobol Bo one may vtew he beg n of a new era of crcat ve mustc BY UNITeD PRESS !Oclate conductress 2 QUART The Jun or Varsity Band occ pies a_ prom nent poll l 01 n I cor:ccrt 1lso They will play U ted Nations March aa t~e1r opell Overture a~ thelr contr buttan the serious atmosphert and u f nale will present a bouncy La tin number known as Mel ca Sundae ./ Weather ddleport E • e at y- Roberta K Nlndlmg past gra~td matron of Beverly open ed the meeting, after whtch the lollowmg district officers pre s1ded Cora Webb presldent Ruth Crumrine New Marsh Glothhn performs the job of th t:U&Xophone solmat The ont re sol IS do e tid I b wh ch means t~ there s no music written for tl solo and the solo111t may pla wltatever be dcstres Althoug this type of sole Is not u comm 111 ;>rofcssional and col ~se ran (::uba no Bo w II be m lestOT!f' in h gb school music for th s area ew 13 33 55 Tl 9 2D 46 66 Logan Logan Morgan 13 3-7 29 Brown 7 2 ~ 16 Stump 5 I I 11 Br~ndon :____ _,-,-------,-,.---' last n when the play began Ibis 2 I 3 5 Patterson 2 !Hl 6 Doltsthe rend tlon of 1 Could Have matsch 0 12 I Totals ~ 1H5 66 Danced All N ght and On th tow as Gat Rqe Pay Ollly fUM •uwa and $28 011,_ per DIODIII 'Mqnollo Temple Pylblon S s The FARMERS BANK and Savl'ngs Co"'p"··y au Jackets Upset Logan 71-66As Kelly Has .Best Night With 23 Veteran Teacher Mr!i Ro I n RRdf r I progrRn ha 11 um for the af crnoon pis ned a prognn cons .sting of thr {' articles Evcrvrfay l\IIrarlc~ t; Mrs Mouum Ucrnlu Mrs Hor cc Abbo l and S I'MI Through tho coli? school Smllng Mrs Edgar I hbol A DidoltoYO SoftiHnt kntw lhol moll chll Thi• part of the mcoling eon oen There s 1 hr T me WR!4 va b Mrs sc tt Foln cr and 11:< dNn when ther enter Fifth eluded w th singing For He s A Grode Jolly Good l'ellow llpll t kl'ep yo p ppy ~ere giver. Shoko ond ohlm llko tho dlckono by Mrs W II am Gr e11er -Qf Mr Roltorll thoy'ro olrold? A ~ g Jc~us Loves Me wati Old thlo Samoono know Mr Rello c!ltl nt r~ by s x ch ldrcn Mar} ~ em has to teach them "'e • not 1 1 o t Radford Sherry Blad<Sio Scraottlh nv ::~n I Roger Abbott Connl Cunomcr Parki g At Unr of Store \ CHILLICOTHE UP - One teen ager was killed a 1d s x others m The Dance Band' po tton ollh the Black Hat Gang and of Stef fy he did a lot of good church program w II include both ~:~lo number entitled Its lht Talk o brance In memory of the late work the Town and Ihe fam lia boun Abo on htmd were Asa Hoskins Hysell alternate representative Gamea were played dur ng the Mrs Howard Kress The funds soc at hour with prlzeJ awarded to fro n these Kift& are used for schol Mrs Gibbs Mrs Hysell Mrs Me arshtps to worthy students in the 0 II and Mr• Beaver Refresh work of the church Mrs Mehle menta of Ice cteam and cake wore man of New Haven W Va was Introduced by Mrs Theodore Reed 1crved The next meat ng wltl be he d and welcomed a11 a new member Mrs Patrick Lochary gave an In Tuesday February 4 at the Gbbl home and all members are Lrsed tere11ting review of the book I Pto111 ~~COfl 1ncl ' " o ht frylnt 1f • wholt ch c:hn he • 1 Reo~ttt Mitt cltt vneel f« tho ob Yet~ tiN low h.. t-Ho mo o bv nt dt lnt I A11d 10 euy to du.,l Wahama Band Teenager Killed Jn Auto Crash Near Chillicothe FENCING FLOOR JACKI CIILING T?-1 Eggs steady prtces at fan s U S consumer grades Whites a d browns A Jumbos 3fH2 A lanz:c 32-36 A med urn 2&-33 A ' .. I 23 30 A large 28 33 prices FOB Cmcmnati whites and browfls A large 41-43 A medtum 33-41 A large 37-39 Cbtckens steady fryers 3 3 ~ lb 21 24\! hens heovy type 18-21 hens llgbt type 1112 Volume and praee dt~lributton on fryers !10 000 at 21 2 000 at 2111 106.000 at 22 !10.000 al 23 10 000 at 24 fi 000 at 24\1 22 000 at uodet.ermined pnce1 Butter creamerr DO sc:ore 710. �..... ' ' _ I I I Oailr Sentinel •Dayh~toL ·· . Did ¥oU K!Mw That? ........ ·- - · , .- ; 'I ·~ No QIJ~ Jnfued Rous~~ In Minor Mishap Guernsey Cow ·A~R~tord Sunday ......,.., to lhl! rolulnn. li silililo fl! ~~~~ lllgjnjy 6\Yt of A word of explanation,. hardtt !tep_tt!6 t'he !!putdil Age to b• no.ded here by thoso who ~ilow (el!hlni ''Wil LO. jllsflfied In hi• Jl'l'(l best earnpaillJlat Anttetain?" as quoted I have hardly r{' t hrcn :~blc to recently In Time magAZine. Thl• fully laee a world without li)Y be- happened In a West Point cia ... l(wed brothN, Clirw ,in lt. He was room that President lice w11 visit· always there, his love and under- 1ng only laSt week\ standing have been ~ueb 1 main· My dlt!i thou1ht Is that tholili stay all m}' Hf(' that full reali2a· b;alny 9ounllitm bid best b4! digtion of loss made JUsf even mere tin; d.-.p IIIIo things eleitronlc, going nlong d•Y by dat a hml. Prphi@IDI of 1pace travel, radar, hard thlllg t ,.0 all the an~~., ol i<leneo ·In 111ls yeet of oul ti>td, 1951, with small I RUflfiO!i{' we al >~~:.~ ~ count on time lelt lor ftllls. ha\'lng lhesr Jor('d onrs forever, Our htli\'1 deepest rcverl'nce to somehow. J often su td to my close Lee, g'rlm war.winnlng frlt'nd :~ nd ne1ghhor, Nora 'Mills, S. Gnnt, and aU that no"I just Ci.lll't th111k of a world with roster. Cltne not In It " (1'1ml during hili BU1' «-, tlifs lo 96 years later CLUB TO M!ET The Pomeroy Shakespearo Club will meet at Jhe home of Mrs. Pearl Hysell, !lulhorry Ave., Wed· nesday at 2 p m. PTA fO M!R1 The Salisbury PTA will meet In MIIU1ar se!tllon 'i'uesday at 8 p. in. at the sohool. Robert Boweo, silp. ervlsor of elementary education, will speak oo "Services ol the ~ounty Office" and .Mrs. Orin Smllh will give lhe ochool news. Mrt;·jlelll')' "W1!11.-wlll be tho hoi· long llln~ss). teBS lor the evenln(l. And~t·a~Ja~ far later, lhJn many But that's going too far, I rea· ~ror&u 1 ·td ivory' . towers evenl Ute now Becau!ie you have to · Your mind and heart rtels· away hllf 111 lie. from the very possibility. "The vine still ollngs to the mol-· Always though In my heort ol Wall hearts h that one speelal place re derlof Aild at every gust lhe dead served ror, brother and for him alone. A place of tender mem- leav1; tall." ories. cluldhood experience•. ahar· - just litl tbeJe gi'ay win ter days ed happiness of rormer years But itndef the Wl~lor grayness, , nlong with early loss~s of father lnf d61'inaill In lcallels urider lrot.en sod, ile all prom· nnd tntl'r mother Wordsworth wrote Ia bls 11uey lo., ol spring, let us be n1aured. Pla~teta 61 tulips, daflodlla, crt> Gray" '1M she I• In he'r rrave, and oh, The ditrerence to me" cu~s (mine WBI daffodils thlo And I'll lcav~ at raght thete, dear year) have evory hope ol gay and rcadtr~. n'ow knowinl tb'at ill of radiant bloom. I've cvon oeon a you under1tand few people 1pdding gardens with 11 vJew to next Spring's tender early Tho lollowln& lwo or threo veretablts. "squJIJs" are from a column started In rarl y November, "'Thit'l tile ~ay the cookie cruMI oppcnd thmn hc•·o 111 a starte-:, blea" l• a good new one to U118 just let us say Th<!)' were written W· In coae you're tlrod of ''lf.hat'a fore !he cloud olio" bad de~oend· tho way the ball bour.ces." Juat of the ed. picked tt up, 10 hand It on to 1\!eel fo· 8"""111 buolneoa YOU, ~ reY:Iew11~ will •be that con· HOW TO DEAL WITH YOUR TENSIONS 11le QU&t lor peace of mind - or for good mental htalth, which Ia another namo for lt- la unl""""l. We hm to work to achieve it. FoJiowma is 9110 of a fi)W simple, rtady·to·hand actiolll ,IVhi<h holp you. WORK OFF YOUR ANGER lr you feel younelf uolnaan- 81 ••• • acneral way or behavior~ remembor that while anter may stve you a tcmpoilty oeAao ol tJehteous• DotS, or of power, It will aenerally 111" P!IU lebllni fOOUsb and oony Ill the end. If you feel P':~~:;,1 =w~ : lhat liflpulat for a Mille. Lei It walt until tomofrolv. Moaowhilo, do 10111etbl!lg CC!IJtruetlvo with lbe pcnt.up ener,y. Pitch iota ·' """"PhYucaiaetivlty like aardon· lot cleaotnc out the aatog~ car· pentryouomeothe rdo-11-yoursetf project. Or work It OUI in lennio or a lor11 walk. ..._ 1 1 '" • • o.. of eleven olmplo IUL ..(lt!tionathatca~behelpMIIthey are applied d!Ugcntly, II you Muld Bkll fUrther lnfol1narlon, write (ot tho li:eo now booklet: "l!ow to D!ALWrmYoual'INJioNS,"wrlt• len i1J top "'pefU In the ~d of ftydliattY.A~o:!tttMMcowl Hl"itll, Bolll()Q, New York !, Ntw Yort. NIJdlrdQJttpubHu"Wct1n rrl:OJH'flfiOII wJrlt Tlfl Advtrll.nlf& CmmcU • rhl N•w'PDit' Adn!ttiJifll E.fiCillillll AJJfflaii0/1, r Anti QGW 'tis Junu11ry~ '~~~· ~-~::i~tjrf~~ AdMI41•f!'atlon. v~teran benelJts All b)' !lamed alter the twOofa~ed Janu•, nnd a two heed lt 11! been as to weather. Some To beauteous .s prhlg like da$s ar'lrl The Loyal Wom •.n's Clas·s of !he tocla~ (Jan. Hl) snow ha.s decora•· cd all the evergreens thO bare Church of Christ will meet on block llmb11 of our maples, and TltLirsday even!nM: at tho churcla. cuuscd down to-earth wrC$llln ~ WO.MIN tO MliET wll h tw nnrn ~ n rt Hhovrl - and l•1! Gr()up 1 nf t~" Womrn's A!sl'lcia· b~hllld'" &y ~HA•L•s ~~~~~~~~·!:Nt~e M. MltAHW Unllod Prtii Stoff (ar,....nt The Wcolern ,..!lie; ifreii ll.Hifit 10 start 86Ctet dtplol!latlo · !lith Sovl~t Rulllil next 1ft on meall.l o! Oiling ilorld ....,.• If\. The first move may~..be,.•• madd by Llewellyn E. Tllol!lpsM Sr., Eisenhower took this a step fur· ther In •11 pre" contorenee m 1 1111 u. Its.looks mb andor 1D Moscow. now as If the talks, In Waohlngtori last Wedn~sday, He said tbat lifsl •hould oo"'d their opening phase, may center. on a wa Y t o ~csume dl sarmament "normal diplomatic pliecesses." That means aecret escha111ea trl talks on n lunatcd basis rt WM nnnounced Fr!dat that search for a basis for real nego'fhdmrson had been called to ltatlon. • He suaaesled also that there Washmgton for consultations with: Secr·etury of Stlltc John FosteJt might be, alter that. a, meeting ol Dulles and perhaps allo with smbossadora or tha countries con· c~rned. The am~dadon would i ' H!IUdcii:K~~~~~~~u~AY try to-lay the baJio lor a meeting ' Thomp1on ls to teturn to Mos· of foreign miniat~rs. T.hat, in ;~rn, eow early in ~,ehruary If he asks il all went well· would pr®are lor a "tummlt" m~etlng /or 11 meeting with Soviet Foreign the Minister Andrei A Gromykc, un· doubledly it w!ll mean the aacret r--""'!'--~.....--"""'-. negollallons have begun Eisenhower opened the wny for dlplom&tle exchnnseo In the letter he sent nno week ago to Soviet Premier Nikolai A. Bulganln. The , Prealdent sa1d that under proper conditions he was ready to meet Butganln and Communist Party Looder Nikltn S. Khrush· ohev, alony with other Alllod leadora. But first, Eisenhower laid, t1 I • Newi MelasCounty 12:10 p.m. DAJL Y CROSSWORD Ym srils fet a "like new" loot •err You'llappreciate the diiTerenll<! w~eq you oend yeur auitt lo Ul lor expert cleaning tervice. They'" come llaok every tltnl\ "bandbox" cletn 1nd lrab. You'lllikc! our model!~~'" CALL 122 Cle:mcrs FOREfQlt1., N ' Ems ·1t', bdd, much ~ Ptil)ltltnb of coarso tlcm of the flrat Presbyterian !he snofi, ' IIO white and Church, Mi<l.diiJI)ortl ~Ill tilfd .llilt Tuesday at 7:30 P m. at the home I>card~r~le flowm hnvo gon< of Mrs. Myron Miller. CIRCLI MIETING to ,!cep U11dcr n blonkct soli and worm 1 Sufcly away lrom every harm." REVIVAL CONTINUES In a few monthlj- wecks even Tht Revival which Is being held wo could say-there'll be dalfo- 'ot tho Churcn of Christ In ~hrlo· dlls, rursylhla all thai golden lion U~lun will cGnllnuc until mty log1M. CoJ11plclol 1• wor11 Wcdnead•Y ni~hl. Rev. Evorctt All· 'Mr. and Mts. John Horton (Dorooot but otlll as lovolt lin" " . ~tcArth11r 1t tho m11gell•t thy Blos•er) of Chorleston are announcilll the birth of their third CVIlr We(a relined IJ ilhclie)''!-(luy Sayre "' pnslor. "0 wind, I winter comes ---'son, Ste~harl Wayne, on Joliuary 6. Grandporento oro ~lr. and Mrs. Can Sprlni be far The B. H. Ray Blo&s&r of MlddlGport and M'r. 1 ant peiAoi\qlly amazed, dl!· Sanborn Mlsolonary Society of and Mrt. t!enry Horton ol Charles· gu•trd and l!d uvcr Sarah First Baptlat 9bureh will meet ot ton. Cft~rehlll'o 11\alrlng the front page l~e home of Mro. 1. ~!. Archer on In 1uoh a· na1~eou1 mann". Sad· Tuesday' evcnhil 11 "'3t b£1CAIISC the tnlentttl daughttr ot house !laid ''These RfO nno;ltJVely ACRO~S 41. A cross 15. Veer• , o 1111t ~~•·!ouo A fathor should do the longest hula t ever saw. '"'" Wi!'\.1 l,·A.ttractlvo 42. Buddhist 18. 'l'ennls oeller l!).a11 thai. ld t e. Noah. a 1x mon tl n now church aervlet "r have "'y"o··~·· th,ory ' Her unct s " mea o1· s ' 11 wu .. and ncvoL' have reached till! ham'' aon (Jap) 19. Com.. happy and brokon marriage lhc.- lim you been eotlng high on 9. Madne,gs DOWN pen10. Knight.' rault , too, I'm afraid) which she's the hoJJ Jote!)'? You're just 11 rich 1 Chlnc•e elty aattnr atte-ndant. probahly tr)'lllg to forget for who o!d bourgeosic If •n you have, )'OU 2. In the WilY ottlcer know 11 what thc de cp I!Ct 1rou'II o lackv do~ . 11. Mountaln.o {OOIIOIJ.) 21. H9.11' . !S.A.I ! s:\,,:, 22. Vehtcle .nuy bo . Well, 1 guoss maybe not so 13. Mus! cat I. W&ter 10\. :l4. Oulded But yon ihnutd hm dono bet •·i<h ollhor ,. pork I• way bet 01, lnslrument (poos.) 25. A lcr, Sarah, In thl~ Amerlcu whirh thl11 11teak In cost some of whlc~ 11. Indiana 5.Thread auddtc "" loved fou and whore you'v• •hnuld at lean be enemd In iOid !Utah I bobbin flame evidently lnade for tod much lOll to emphosizo ll.! prlco. 15. Turf 0. ll"lrm 26. Soap money (Hall ot Fame, ali those nut lol's don't get on that sub18. Tratlto 7. Unclerwater foam 1V rolasJ lor your own good. loci. It's been knocked around. tlrht mine 28. Llzar4 I rcolly hope ·'Winnlo" doean'' trampled, loulht over, wraniled dtrtctlon 8. Scant7 Ji, l!cln· knuw about this, but I fm he over and boilo down to merely n.June bur t, (Jirl'• name dina. 11. Hole-pierc• 11 iound, u a doOI, news modla befitg the !at thl 8 "F.'1the P'Y leave "er vlan flunu p11r!eetod thing lh11l our ' r q up or tnr tool ftorat 3J, earn-a "' th.~re on the shclr." So we bJund18. Througft ~ontury hu mode !t. er out with nhw dollar~ ol' nino· \ 20. Write on teen or ~wcaHy-nine slmoleon• nt oc A choice one rrnln Dad'! rcpM· worth or !!Ill rr Bild maybe even Ufl ~~~~~ggg~~l~ol~re~.~"~Fe~ll~er~a~t~h~ls~b~oa~r~rti~nl~l Tri ·Lustre ' ~~ed to btt preae~t. ftAY M•• t THURs"" SundRY arwrnoon guos" ot t&o loe lohnsons were Mr. and ¥td. Harley Haning and dsuthter, Nan Carol¥n of Flatwood , , __. >m Jo6 Johnson and' '""· Joe Jr. aeeom(>anled her son EVerett !lay Johnaon lo Wood County ~lr· port In l'olrkersburg on M<itd,cy wh-e "' hc boar ded a PIane to NOf· lolk, Va. where he ·will await nott Navy assignm ent wtuth w11l be in the ·Medllcmnoan ma Mra. Joe .Tohnson and son Joe Jr. •pent Mondny af.ternoon in llar10tta where they VISited the Campu~ Marlt8 uH I.seum Mr. and Mrs Gene' Evan.~ of Bradbury Wt'ro Monday evening t 1 t• J J h p,ues 8 0 "e 00 0 mon .~ Sun~ay guel!ts or the Juhn Har!IY! 'Wen/ Mr. and Mrs Rus.!!cll ~Hall and dauahtcrs, Mr. and M'rs Bernard Spnu<liJng and .sons, Mr and Mrs. Burton DeVeau and ~un s Mr. and Mrs. Goorje Mills and daughtera, oil ol Alhens. ------ would be essential to work: out complex ~ost · West laauel "throu1h diOIOmatlc chirillels an4 bY o'l" fotelJn mlnloters." Pl'ltldarit ~opltlnl Mova The reas~n. tbe ~r~sldent ex· plalned, was to ma~e l""' !hill i "Summit" meeting would h•ve i g'Dod ctiance of .succes1 and wOuld riot, by eodt~ In faliure, leavd 111• world alluatlon woroe off lllari ever. ' ' Robinson's Laundry ,.....,. 8ettH litne& I th.n Just hm pototo •oup wllh good old oniGI1 In II for •upper. And mo!it of us way too ht and ought to have Melba toast and a cup of tea lnttcad of the soup at that Mothers are plannln& to bake cooklea for the o~:~an house down 11 the new Pelll Strfet School Youngsters will be lo dazzled to be in those beautiful qew rooms snd pmnts nnd tntemlcd cHI " "' happy alonl with lhcm So be there when tho baad . ilartl playl n'l THE DAILV"SE"TINEL DEVOTED 1'0 rNfi:Rfi.S'I'8 OF lfiEfGS.!IfASCIN' AREA Notlon•l tdvertlolnl represent• ·•e. Botllnolli·Kimball, Inc., 848 .exlntton A... , Naw Yorlr Ctcy, ~.N.Y. · J:nterq ao oecond olau molllna 4Jiter II lb6 pool olllce 11 PoD> .,.,, Ohio. Sub.!.,IJlllon tate.: Dellveu b, :arrlot when anUable 30 centJ Hr wet'ti ~pe Jllr In 11tvanat 11 rho r,.n, Sentinel ctllce, $1MO; . II• montbo, $1.80; three month1. ll po. By 11\0I?,~ route where mtl· ab1e: ene '!'Ontti ''· 111 maa one ,.., $8; oiJ months, $U8; lhau 'l!enllls, SUO; ono m011th, Sl. l'ubllllhed ...,..,. oftoroooo ••· "PP Sunda1 b' Tilt Olifo Valle' ltfttlael, 111e., Ill. ,.,_, o. llualn• ome. e41torl11 O"lin ..a~. r• a uo .u-." . a2.t ~:00 Ileal the Cloot 3:00 Btl Pi!]oll i:86.c1'4i> VOrdlot It YOIIN 4:0o Brl!!hter Doy 4:15 Se<rel Storm un !!)dee <if Ntibt 8:00 Early Shtiw' ' 1.30 Y'our Esso Reoorter 8:45 Sports Parada ti~!~ Woath<!l-nllft 7.oo : l.cav•_ll To Ben&" 7:30 U'ob: ,,J;Iood 1t 8:00 ll.ltrllli and aUeo 8 !O Ta,lel)t Senuts ~ :Oo Danoy Thumas 9 S& /December Bride 10.00 Studb One , Up1t>lho-Minute Nl""• S<la~ the ~~>~•thu' ' 31. Toterobla 35. A clua ranklnr l•arly lr.) JT. 1\Jallonal , fed Daily on 990 SJ~Of l:t)O 8:00 5:30 8:00 8 30 ' • !Tah.) IS.Abyal j\tf• Radjo Dial Qlhtlllgrda lmpoee ta. 1'101 unr let mUI 17. Ratl' and mice 10. lo!onotll')l unit (Z..tv.) II. lloy"o , In a low blue glass container. Margaret Blaettnar and· Pot Billkam it ~he coffee service~ 9:00 9:30. 11:00 U:05 Three Narrowly F""' Pogo Ont) io wbal "'" head of them He said To Tell The Trilth ' DuPont ShoW ,. T~ellewa f~~li!!l • l~ilbllzl';tiieiW"6 (Conll~utd that he dl'tl not see flasher lighh and that he was only aware of thl'! tra!o on lhe cro&<ing just befor•l tho · crosb, when t,,leir car struck tlmd eir back from lllo ~·· glne. Glenn Cundiff, syracuse a pre· on the New York C9gtral Wnf. also a witness tt: the 11 I·""'Nd0 "•'!.barges have as yet been filed by the Sherilf's Department wHtN~rv 'c~:f~r~ ~ :~~ra ,'}~ ·-.fJJ • • ' ' ·, 1i:So.. tj,)4hb!.ra 1a:1& 12:45 1:00 1:30 8!00 On Your and centered with an arrant::ement of phllodendi'On &rid red begonia ' ' • J Cha~n,ei13·Mqnday C~~rm-~la~nliii-'day ~'" Sl{~ -0~ &:4+~ Sl#'Oti> '~!FW" 0:4~ lo!9~ ll!ovte 0:40 ·• i!o~,l89!~1i't\' 8:30 ....,,.,.. Other were preseat lnnn !ropton, · · Golllpelis, Pee· ,;.:;;;;..;;;;;;;;;:;;. ofes; l'arthen~. Pataskala, Batn· "" 6rf4ae; !>arke,t'llbltrg, w. ,va., New Caotle, lnd:, ~d all 22 chaplet• of illstrict 26. At the cloae ol the meelilljl a co/lee hour WOI enjoyed. The Ia· ble was attradlve in lace cover ~;8q ~~U"'Ialt7 , Llberace Movie Qtilek Qull Gnlteheo Wade Show MOVIe Matloee Arr)e~cao Bandstand Jjq You Trust Your Wile American Bandstand Superman )!lekey .Mouse Club <;mooa Club A~liu~ 1 Smith Roports d:d Newa 1:1!9 7:80 8:00 8:30 8:00 ;lterih~ ' ,, ' ., l!:!J8 J!A ba: ~ : !:/ !l'~ 12:1~ Franii~ Laloe SMlii 12:~ &foyJ~ Qulc~. Qutz 1:00 Gretchen Wade Show \:SO Movl• llatlnea a:IJO At!iei1tili 11ail~ 3:8a Do You Tl'ust YOIIf' 'lttfd ll:lltl !2:q4 Jllqon Newo qon 23. I the NBWI Har1!or Com~tnd O.S:S. !Aivo That Jut · Clilna Smllb .fotce-otniotllone ~'!!~~Welt u... 4:00 &.00 5:30 8:il'J 8:30 Srtow And Rain CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 e:ut lJcross Iowa into the Grea ~ l.akco. ' In tile Northeast, a mass or fr\_gid air poured acros& New EnJ:lapd and New York, ptun);~ readings below ~ero in the mterior and into the teens and 201 as \far !"Uih l! VIrgin!!. The . dropped to 18 d<· ' Yor~ City SUnday added'tp thl di• battled a DUn!· one which a Brooklyn Amerldn "Bondltlna Sit ~ot ~lekey !.!pUle Clull Cart<ioo. Club Althur J. Smllll Repotti · the Jj'ell'i · 7:00 Grt1 ·(lhOII : _ ,. 7:80 Suiarfofi . d:4f NIWI - a:so w~ i:arp · t:,IIO lr\t;l~'"" · - -'. :· u; fe~~ ,;'\! 11~;00, Wesf,!Pq~\,'; \.;;.,\ ' ' ~ Busy ... busy ••. busy ••• with 1ier famDy I::,: 11\rti~te ~,'· •.:• deep lty. 11:1$ ' . Increa~lng cloudiness ptevaill'd t2:30'. ln ' the Far We6t in advanee of :1 new Pacific storm, and tcmper~ ­ tures ~rapped along the northwesl WIIIW Weathermen said raill.!. were ex '"'''· p~ot~4 to push easlwud thro.u1h nlcknamt the Gulf slaleo today and north nto the OhJo Valley and lowe1 Great Lakes, where t n.lxture or rain, sJeet or show wtu; pre~1cted The BnOlf or ratn Wlll to spre3C1 acroa the northern AppAlachians \ly !ijllghtf!tl. Snow Flurrlea were .xpeeted tO contlnlle through thf Sotthern Plairls •nd nu.n ~ seen from - Wa~hingtott to nortl\crr· Calt_fornia. II. Put IS.CIOtiiO lf.Diotli(nal as. Ood oc !DUIII'f pi<IWQi (var,) a«. nlleharra 18. Brockoll IS. A.) *'· "' 0 I . ._ _ , .. ' ' ;. ! ' . ' ' ' ~ ' ' .·• ' I ' an~! . ..'t !, ·;pa~~ ~ ~tAl ~ it. That's·Madge .lUCa of 876 South RemingWll Road. ~a· is the~ 0!.·.~ ~ ~~~-.Jo.b of~ 1. ~~er and:~ther ... and takes it ljeliQ~. She•• in f4VOl of an~ ....t.~l~ I& do~:~:·~ \11-~ from~ . how much betrer she can do it with her ehdricif.J~~,...PII,Iy-4~~ ~ :that the El~ Ccm!Am~ in the last three y~ ~ invested more thG ~~·doijars ill,~ ~uiP.p,le!lt ~better services to milke sure ~electric tp~ds IIJe always on tbe JQb/~00' mm!'n ~ br~Cf&e¥ (or continued ~­ during the next three years wQ1 ~-\1\' 9U ~-~·bette!~. at tbe lowest~~ ArebetJ" fOI'n\&11011 tO. Qdddoll ol ))ttdt . . ' DAD.I ORWIOQUO'IIl- Jhn'• how to worls Itt AX't/DrJBAAXB . II LONOI'IIILL .OW OM lritar Jtmp11aiaftdl tor anotftn. Ia thll•mpll A-.. tllld toi Wlhttl l,•j, !C lor tha•tw.i O'o, .ftc, llnrlo 1otttn. .,._. ttof!lii, tit~ ltftlllh oM fq"*'*liotl ot tho •.,eda m all ldnlt. lCiidl l!ijl U\a ecdt lettan art tlt?iol'tttt ' O,HLTFI\11 I ' RKrATHVOIII ' ll~i.IHP, NHT . YKKF . IOJK BVHT - IN •· ' '•' ', ,"'' I ~11~· · "•~·er Your Clothes SP'!\1~~· _ Cl~ ..,._ ~· t:irL. ~· ... am. ~~· clizl!!4f. ..._ 'M -'~""' .!"" -;"'l" il "th "'! .... ... A! WI The Day You Bought Thorn. ' WE BLOCK HATS ' ' ~ ~ WOND&RPUL THINO· - ~Ii~f'~N-WITM . ILIC)TRIC.IrY . TII'TSLTil- \(!.~• ClrrP'-Itr Qo~I,D!O_ wftoH, ANOTIIIR ~~· toU.'I .a •,l,t/,.)1, '-:~~ t'~ - ""' . ....,....,Jr ·llllf·~ .,........ ., . ' A Cr7Ptorram qvtlalloa 8N .' ' ~~ ' \, ' ... .~ "',:';, I \.,:"I \ • ~ ... ,'1 :1 ... ~, '>I l '~···-... 1 ,.~ ,·- '" ' r •,, " �..... ' ' _ I I I Oailr Sentinel •Dayh~toL ·· . Did ¥oU K!Mw That? ........ ·- - · , .- ; 'I ·~ No QIJ~ Jnfued Rous~~ In Minor Mishap Guernsey Cow ·A~R~tord Sunday ......,.., to lhl! rolulnn. li silililo fl! ~~~~ lllgjnjy 6\Yt of A word of explanation,. hardtt !tep_tt!6 t'he !!putdil Age to b• no.ded here by thoso who ~ilow (el!hlni ''Wil LO. jllsflfied In hi• Jl'l'(l best earnpaillJlat Anttetain?" as quoted I have hardly r{' t hrcn :~blc to recently In Time magAZine. Thl• fully laee a world without li)Y be- happened In a West Point cia ... l(wed brothN, Clirw ,in lt. He was room that President lice w11 visit· always there, his love and under- 1ng only laSt week\ standing have been ~ueb 1 main· My dlt!i thou1ht Is that tholili stay all m}' Hf(' that full reali2a· b;alny 9ounllitm bid best b4! digtion of loss made JUsf even mere tin; d.-.p IIIIo things eleitronlc, going nlong d•Y by dat a hml. Prphi@IDI of 1pace travel, radar, hard thlllg t ,.0 all the an~~., ol i<leneo ·In 111ls yeet of oul ti>td, 1951, with small I RUflfiO!i{' we al >~~:.~ ~ count on time lelt lor ftllls. ha\'lng lhesr Jor('d onrs forever, Our htli\'1 deepest rcverl'nce to somehow. J often su td to my close Lee, g'rlm war.winnlng frlt'nd :~ nd ne1ghhor, Nora 'Mills, S. Gnnt, and aU that no"I just Ci.lll't th111k of a world with roster. Cltne not In It " (1'1ml during hili BU1' «-, tlifs lo 96 years later CLUB TO M!ET The Pomeroy Shakespearo Club will meet at Jhe home of Mrs. Pearl Hysell, !lulhorry Ave., Wed· nesday at 2 p m. PTA fO M!R1 The Salisbury PTA will meet In MIIU1ar se!tllon 'i'uesday at 8 p. in. at the sohool. Robert Boweo, silp. ervlsor of elementary education, will speak oo "Services ol the ~ounty Office" and .Mrs. Orin Smllh will give lhe ochool news. Mrt;·jlelll')' "W1!11.-wlll be tho hoi· long llln~ss). teBS lor the evenln(l. And~t·a~Ja~ far later, lhJn many But that's going too far, I rea· ~ror&u 1 ·td ivory' . towers evenl Ute now Becau!ie you have to · Your mind and heart rtels· away hllf 111 lie. from the very possibility. "The vine still ollngs to the mol-· Always though In my heort ol Wall hearts h that one speelal place re derlof Aild at every gust lhe dead served ror, brother and for him alone. A place of tender mem- leav1; tall." ories. cluldhood experience•. ahar· - just litl tbeJe gi'ay win ter days ed happiness of rormer years But itndef the Wl~lor grayness, , nlong with early loss~s of father lnf d61'inaill In lcallels urider lrot.en sod, ile all prom· nnd tntl'r mother Wordsworth wrote Ia bls 11uey lo., ol spring, let us be n1aured. Pla~teta 61 tulips, daflodlla, crt> Gray" '1M she I• In he'r rrave, and oh, The ditrerence to me" cu~s (mine WBI daffodils thlo And I'll lcav~ at raght thete, dear year) have evory hope ol gay and rcadtr~. n'ow knowinl tb'at ill of radiant bloom. I've cvon oeon a you under1tand few people 1pdding gardens with 11 vJew to next Spring's tender early Tho lollowln& lwo or threo veretablts. "squJIJs" are from a column started In rarl y November, "'Thit'l tile ~ay the cookie cruMI oppcnd thmn hc•·o 111 a starte-:, blea" l• a good new one to U118 just let us say Th<!)' were written W· In coae you're tlrod of ''lf.hat'a fore !he cloud olio" bad de~oend· tho way the ball bour.ces." Juat of the ed. picked tt up, 10 hand It on to 1\!eel fo· 8"""111 buolneoa YOU, ~ reY:Iew11~ will •be that con· HOW TO DEAL WITH YOUR TENSIONS 11le QU&t lor peace of mind - or for good mental htalth, which Ia another namo for lt- la unl""""l. We hm to work to achieve it. FoJiowma is 9110 of a fi)W simple, rtady·to·hand actiolll ,IVhi<h holp you. WORK OFF YOUR ANGER lr you feel younelf uolnaan- 81 ••• • acneral way or behavior~ remembor that while anter may stve you a tcmpoilty oeAao ol tJehteous• DotS, or of power, It will aenerally 111" P!IU lebllni fOOUsb and oony Ill the end. If you feel P':~~:;,1 =w~ : lhat liflpulat for a Mille. Lei It walt until tomofrolv. Moaowhilo, do 10111etbl!lg CC!IJtruetlvo with lbe pcnt.up ener,y. Pitch iota ·' """"PhYucaiaetivlty like aardon· lot cleaotnc out the aatog~ car· pentryouomeothe rdo-11-yoursetf project. Or work It OUI in lennio or a lor11 walk. ..._ 1 1 '" • • o.. of eleven olmplo IUL ..(lt!tionathatca~behelpMIIthey are applied d!Ugcntly, II you Muld Bkll fUrther lnfol1narlon, write (ot tho li:eo now booklet: "l!ow to D!ALWrmYoual'INJioNS,"wrlt• len i1J top "'pefU In the ~d of ftydliattY.A~o:!tttMMcowl Hl"itll, Bolll()Q, New York !, Ntw Yort. NIJdlrdQJttpubHu"Wct1n rrl:OJH'flfiOII wJrlt Tlfl Advtrll.nlf& CmmcU • rhl N•w'PDit' Adn!ttiJifll E.fiCillillll AJJfflaii0/1, r Anti QGW 'tis Junu11ry~ '~~~· ~-~::i~tjrf~~ AdMI41•f!'atlon. v~teran benelJts All b)' !lamed alter the twOofa~ed Janu•, nnd a two heed lt 11! been as to weather. Some To beauteous .s prhlg like da$s ar'lrl The Loyal Wom •.n's Clas·s of !he tocla~ (Jan. Hl) snow ha.s decora•· cd all the evergreens thO bare Church of Christ will meet on block llmb11 of our maples, and TltLirsday even!nM: at tho churcla. cuuscd down to-earth wrC$llln ~ WO.MIN tO MliET wll h tw nnrn ~ n rt Hhovrl - and l•1! Gr()up 1 nf t~" Womrn's A!sl'lcia· b~hllld'" &y ~HA•L•s ~~~~~~~~·!:Nt~e M. MltAHW Unllod Prtii Stoff (ar,....nt The Wcolern ,..!lie; ifreii ll.Hifit 10 start 86Ctet dtplol!latlo · !lith Sovl~t Rulllil next 1ft on meall.l o! Oiling ilorld ....,.• If\. The first move may~..be,.•• madd by Llewellyn E. Tllol!lpsM Sr., Eisenhower took this a step fur· ther In •11 pre" contorenee m 1 1111 u. Its.looks mb andor 1D Moscow. now as If the talks, In Waohlngtori last Wedn~sday, He said tbat lifsl •hould oo"'d their opening phase, may center. on a wa Y t o ~csume dl sarmament "normal diplomatic pliecesses." That means aecret escha111ea trl talks on n lunatcd basis rt WM nnnounced Fr!dat that search for a basis for real nego'fhdmrson had been called to ltatlon. • He suaaesled also that there Washmgton for consultations with: Secr·etury of Stlltc John FosteJt might be, alter that. a, meeting ol Dulles and perhaps allo with smbossadora or tha countries con· c~rned. The am~dadon would i ' H!IUdcii:K~~~~~~~u~AY try to-lay the baJio lor a meeting ' Thomp1on ls to teturn to Mos· of foreign miniat~rs. T.hat, in ;~rn, eow early in ~,ehruary If he asks il all went well· would pr®are lor a "tummlt" m~etlng /or 11 meeting with Soviet Foreign the Minister Andrei A Gromykc, un· doubledly it w!ll mean the aacret r--""'!'--~.....--"""'-. negollallons have begun Eisenhower opened the wny for dlplom&tle exchnnseo In the letter he sent nno week ago to Soviet Premier Nikolai A. Bulganln. The , Prealdent sa1d that under proper conditions he was ready to meet Butganln and Communist Party Looder Nikltn S. Khrush· ohev, alony with other Alllod leadora. But first, Eisenhower laid, t1 I • Newi MelasCounty 12:10 p.m. DAJL Y CROSSWORD Ym srils fet a "like new" loot •err You'llappreciate the diiTerenll<! w~eq you oend yeur auitt lo Ul lor expert cleaning tervice. They'" come llaok every tltnl\ "bandbox" cletn 1nd lrab. You'lllikc! our model!~~'" CALL 122 Cle:mcrs FOREfQlt1., N ' Ems ·1t', bdd, much ~ Ptil)ltltnb of coarso tlcm of the flrat Presbyterian !he snofi, ' IIO white and Church, Mi<l.diiJI)ortl ~Ill tilfd .llilt Tuesday at 7:30 P m. at the home I>card~r~le flowm hnvo gon< of Mrs. Myron Miller. CIRCLI MIETING to ,!cep U11dcr n blonkct soli and worm 1 Sufcly away lrom every harm." REVIVAL CONTINUES In a few monthlj- wecks even Tht Revival which Is being held wo could say-there'll be dalfo- 'ot tho Churcn of Christ In ~hrlo· dlls, rursylhla all thai golden lion U~lun will cGnllnuc until mty log1M. CoJ11plclol 1• wor11 Wcdnead•Y ni~hl. Rev. Evorctt All· 'Mr. and Mts. John Horton (Dorooot but otlll as lovolt lin" " . ~tcArth11r 1t tho m11gell•t thy Blos•er) of Chorleston are announcilll the birth of their third CVIlr We(a relined IJ ilhclie)''!-(luy Sayre "' pnslor. "0 wind, I winter comes ---'son, Ste~harl Wayne, on Joliuary 6. Grandporento oro ~lr. and Mrs. Can Sprlni be far The B. H. Ray Blo&s&r of MlddlGport and M'r. 1 ant peiAoi\qlly amazed, dl!· Sanborn Mlsolonary Society of and Mrt. t!enry Horton ol Charles· gu•trd and l!d uvcr Sarah First Baptlat 9bureh will meet ot ton. Cft~rehlll'o 11\alrlng the front page l~e home of Mro. 1. ~!. Archer on In 1uoh a· na1~eou1 mann". Sad· Tuesday' evcnhil 11 "'3t b£1CAIISC the tnlentttl daughttr ot house !laid ''These RfO nno;ltJVely ACRO~S 41. A cross 15. Veer• , o 1111t ~~•·!ouo A fathor should do the longest hula t ever saw. '"'" Wi!'\.1 l,·A.ttractlvo 42. Buddhist 18. 'l'ennls oeller l!).a11 thai. ld t e. Noah. a 1x mon tl n now church aervlet "r have "'y"o··~·· th,ory ' Her unct s " mea o1· s ' 11 wu .. and ncvoL' have reached till! ham'' aon (Jap) 19. Com.. happy and brokon marriage lhc.- lim you been eotlng high on 9. Madne,gs DOWN pen10. Knight.' rault , too, I'm afraid) which she's the hoJJ Jote!)'? You're just 11 rich 1 Chlnc•e elty aattnr atte-ndant. probahly tr)'lllg to forget for who o!d bourgeosic If •n you have, )'OU 2. In the WilY ottlcer know 11 what thc de cp I!Ct 1rou'II o lackv do~ . 11. Mountaln.o {OOIIOIJ.) 21. H9.11' . !S.A.I ! s:\,,:, 22. Vehtcle .nuy bo . Well, 1 guoss maybe not so 13. Mus! cat I. W&ter 10\. :l4. Oulded But yon ihnutd hm dono bet •·i<h ollhor ,. pork I• way bet 01, lnslrument (poos.) 25. A lcr, Sarah, In thl~ Amerlcu whirh thl11 11teak In cost some of whlc~ 11. Indiana 5.Thread auddtc "" loved fou and whore you'v• •hnuld at lean be enemd In iOid !Utah I bobbin flame evidently lnade for tod much lOll to emphosizo ll.! prlco. 15. Turf 0. ll"lrm 26. Soap money (Hall ot Fame, ali those nut lol's don't get on that sub18. Tratlto 7. Unclerwater foam 1V rolasJ lor your own good. loci. It's been knocked around. tlrht mine 28. Llzar4 I rcolly hope ·'Winnlo" doean'' trampled, loulht over, wraniled dtrtctlon 8. Scant7 Ji, l!cln· knuw about this, but I fm he over and boilo down to merely n.June bur t, (Jirl'• name dina. 11. Hole-pierc• 11 iound, u a doOI, news modla befitg the !at thl 8 "F.'1the P'Y leave "er vlan flunu p11r!eetod thing lh11l our ' r q up or tnr tool ftorat 3J, earn-a "' th.~re on the shclr." So we bJund18. Througft ~ontury hu mode !t. er out with nhw dollar~ ol' nino· \ 20. Write on teen or ~wcaHy-nine slmoleon• nt oc A choice one rrnln Dad'! rcpM· worth or !!Ill rr Bild maybe even Ufl ~~~~~ggg~~l~ol~re~.~"~Fe~ll~er~a~t~h~ls~b~oa~r~rti~nl~l Tri ·Lustre ' ~~ed to btt preae~t. ftAY M•• t THURs"" SundRY arwrnoon guos" ot t&o loe lohnsons were Mr. and ¥td. Harley Haning and dsuthter, Nan Carol¥n of Flatwood , , __. >m Jo6 Johnson and' '""· Joe Jr. aeeom(>anled her son EVerett !lay Johnaon lo Wood County ~lr· port In l'olrkersburg on M<itd,cy wh-e "' hc boar ded a PIane to NOf· lolk, Va. where he ·will await nott Navy assignm ent wtuth w11l be in the ·Medllcmnoan ma Mra. Joe .Tohnson and son Joe Jr. •pent Mondny af.ternoon in llar10tta where they VISited the Campu~ Marlt8 uH I.seum Mr. and Mrs Gene' Evan.~ of Bradbury Wt'ro Monday evening t 1 t• J J h p,ues 8 0 "e 00 0 mon .~ Sun~ay guel!ts or the Juhn Har!IY! 'Wen/ Mr. and Mrs Rus.!!cll ~Hall and dauahtcrs, Mr. and M'rs Bernard Spnu<liJng and .sons, Mr and Mrs. Burton DeVeau and ~un s Mr. and Mrs. Goorje Mills and daughtera, oil ol Alhens. ------ would be essential to work: out complex ~ost · West laauel "throu1h diOIOmatlc chirillels an4 bY o'l" fotelJn mlnloters." Pl'ltldarit ~opltlnl Mova The reas~n. tbe ~r~sldent ex· plalned, was to ma~e l""' !hill i "Summit" meeting would h•ve i g'Dod ctiance of .succes1 and wOuld riot, by eodt~ In faliure, leavd 111• world alluatlon woroe off lllari ever. ' ' Robinson's Laundry ,.....,. 8ettH litne& I th.n Just hm pototo •oup wllh good old oniGI1 In II for •upper. And mo!it of us way too ht and ought to have Melba toast and a cup of tea lnttcad of the soup at that Mothers are plannln& to bake cooklea for the o~:~an house down 11 the new Pelll Strfet School Youngsters will be lo dazzled to be in those beautiful qew rooms snd pmnts nnd tntemlcd cHI " "' happy alonl with lhcm So be there when tho baad . ilartl playl n'l THE DAILV"SE"TINEL DEVOTED 1'0 rNfi:Rfi.S'I'8 OF lfiEfGS.!IfASCIN' AREA Notlon•l tdvertlolnl represent• ·•e. Botllnolli·Kimball, Inc., 848 .exlntton A... , Naw Yorlr Ctcy, ~.N.Y. · J:nterq ao oecond olau molllna 4Jiter II lb6 pool olllce 11 PoD> .,.,, Ohio. Sub.!.,IJlllon tate.: Dellveu b, :arrlot when anUable 30 centJ Hr wet'ti ~pe Jllr In 11tvanat 11 rho r,.n, Sentinel ctllce, $1MO; . II• montbo, $1.80; three month1. ll po. By 11\0I?,~ route where mtl· ab1e: ene '!'Ontti ''· 111 maa one ,.., $8; oiJ months, $U8; lhau 'l!enllls, SUO; ono m011th, Sl. l'ubllllhed ...,..,. oftoroooo ••· "PP Sunda1 b' Tilt Olifo Valle' ltfttlael, 111e., Ill. ,.,_, o. llualn• ome. e41torl11 O"lin ..a~. r• a uo .u-." . a2.t ~:00 Ileal the Cloot 3:00 Btl Pi!]oll i:86.c1'4i> VOrdlot It YOIIN 4:0o Brl!!hter Doy 4:15 Se<rel Storm un !!)dee <if Ntibt 8:00 Early Shtiw' ' 1.30 Y'our Esso Reoorter 8:45 Sports Parada ti~!~ Woath<!l-nllft 7.oo : l.cav•_ll To Ben&" 7:30 U'ob: ,,J;Iood 1t 8:00 ll.ltrllli and aUeo 8 !O Ta,lel)t Senuts ~ :Oo Danoy Thumas 9 S& /December Bride 10.00 Studb One , Up1t>lho-Minute Nl""• S<la~ the ~~>~•thu' ' 31. Toterobla 35. A clua ranklnr l•arly lr.) JT. 1\Jallonal , fed Daily on 990 SJ~Of l:t)O 8:00 5:30 8:00 8 30 ' • !Tah.) IS.Abyal j\tf• Radjo Dial Qlhtlllgrda lmpoee ta. 1'101 unr let mUI 17. Ratl' and mice 10. lo!onotll')l unit (Z..tv.) II. lloy"o , In a low blue glass container. Margaret Blaettnar and· Pot Billkam it ~he coffee service~ 9:00 9:30. 11:00 U:05 Three Narrowly F""' Pogo Ont) io wbal "'" head of them He said To Tell The Trilth ' DuPont ShoW ,. T~ellewa f~~li!!l • l~ilbllzl';tiieiW"6 (Conll~utd that he dl'tl not see flasher lighh and that he was only aware of thl'! tra!o on lhe cro&<ing just befor•l tho · crosb, when t,,leir car struck tlmd eir back from lllo ~·· glne. Glenn Cundiff, syracuse a pre· on the New York C9gtral Wnf. also a witness tt: the 11 I·""'Nd0 "•'!.barges have as yet been filed by the Sherilf's Department wHtN~rv 'c~:f~r~ ~ :~~ra ,'}~ ·-.fJJ • • ' ' ·, 1i:So.. tj,)4hb!.ra 1a:1& 12:45 1:00 1:30 8!00 On Your and centered with an arrant::ement of phllodendi'On &rid red begonia ' ' • J Cha~n,ei13·Mqnday C~~rm-~la~nliii-'day ~'" Sl{~ -0~ &:4+~ Sl#'Oti> '~!FW" 0:4~ lo!9~ ll!ovte 0:40 ·• i!o~,l89!~1i't\' 8:30 ....,,.,.. Other were preseat lnnn !ropton, · · Golllpelis, Pee· ,;.:;;;;..;;;;;;;;;:;;. ofes; l'arthen~. Pataskala, Batn· "" 6rf4ae; !>arke,t'llbltrg, w. ,va., New Caotle, lnd:, ~d all 22 chaplet• of illstrict 26. At the cloae ol the meelilljl a co/lee hour WOI enjoyed. The Ia· ble was attradlve in lace cover ~;8q ~~U"'Ialt7 , Llberace Movie Qtilek Qull Gnlteheo Wade Show MOVIe Matloee Arr)e~cao Bandstand Jjq You Trust Your Wile American Bandstand Superman )!lekey .Mouse Club <;mooa Club A~liu~ 1 Smith Roports d:d Newa 1:1!9 7:80 8:00 8:30 8:00 ;lterih~ ' ,, ' ., l!:!J8 J!A ba: ~ : !:/ !l'~ 12:1~ Franii~ Laloe SMlii 12:~ &foyJ~ Qulc~. Qutz 1:00 Gretchen Wade Show \:SO Movl• llatlnea a:IJO At!iei1tili 11ail~ 3:8a Do You Tl'ust YOIIf' 'lttfd ll:lltl !2:q4 Jllqon Newo qon 23. I the NBWI Har1!or Com~tnd O.S:S. !Aivo That Jut · Clilna Smllb .fotce-otniotllone ~'!!~~Welt u... 4:00 &.00 5:30 8:il'J 8:30 Srtow And Rain CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1 e:ut lJcross Iowa into the Grea ~ l.akco. ' In tile Northeast, a mass or fr\_gid air poured acros& New EnJ:lapd and New York, ptun);~ readings below ~ero in the mterior and into the teens and 201 as \far !"Uih l! VIrgin!!. The . dropped to 18 d<· ' Yor~ City SUnday added'tp thl di• battled a DUn!· one which a Brooklyn Amerldn "Bondltlna Sit ~ot ~lekey !.!pUle Clull Cart<ioo. Club Althur J. Smllll Repotti · the Jj'ell'i · 7:00 Grt1 ·(lhOII : _ ,. 7:80 Suiarfofi . d:4f NIWI - a:so w~ i:arp · t:,IIO lr\t;l~'"" · - -'. :· u; fe~~ ,;'\! 11~;00, Wesf,!Pq~\,'; \.;;.,\ ' ' ~ Busy ... busy ••. busy ••• with 1ier famDy I::,: 11\rti~te ~,'· •.:• deep lty. 11:1$ ' . Increa~lng cloudiness ptevaill'd t2:30'. ln ' the Far We6t in advanee of :1 new Pacific storm, and tcmper~ ­ tures ~rapped along the northwesl WIIIW Weathermen said raill.!. were ex '"'''· p~ot~4 to push easlwud thro.u1h nlcknamt the Gulf slaleo today and north nto the OhJo Valley and lowe1 Great Lakes, where t n.lxture or rain, sJeet or show wtu; pre~1cted The BnOlf or ratn Wlll to spre3C1 acroa the northern AppAlachians \ly !ijllghtf!tl. Snow Flurrlea were .xpeeted tO contlnlle through thf Sotthern Plairls •nd nu.n ~ seen from - Wa~hingtott to nortl\crr· Calt_fornia. II. Put IS.CIOtiiO lf.Diotli(nal as. Ood oc !DUIII'f pi<IWQi (var,) a«. nlleharra 18. Brockoll IS. A.) *'· "' 0 I . ._ _ , .. ' ' ;. ! ' . ' ' ' ~ ' ' .·• ' I ' an~! . ..'t !, ·;pa~~ ~ ~tAl ~ it. That's·Madge .lUCa of 876 South RemingWll Road. ~a· is the~ 0!.·.~ ~ ~~~-.Jo.b of~ 1. ~~er and:~ther ... and takes it ljeliQ~. She•• in f4VOl of an~ ....t.~l~ I& do~:~:·~ \11-~ from~ . how much betrer she can do it with her ehdricif.J~~,...PII,Iy-4~~ ~ :that the El~ Ccm!Am~ in the last three y~ ~ invested more thG ~~·doijars ill,~ ~uiP.p,le!lt ~better services to milke sure ~electric tp~ds IIJe always on tbe JQb/~00' mm!'n ~ br~Cf&e¥ (or continued ~­ during the next three years wQ1 ~-\1\' 9U ~-~·bette!~. at tbe lowest~~ ArebetJ" fOI'n\&11011 tO. Qdddoll ol ))ttdt . . ' DAD.I ORWIOQUO'IIl- Jhn'• how to worls Itt AX't/DrJBAAXB . II LONOI'IIILL .OW OM lritar Jtmp11aiaftdl tor anotftn. Ia thll•mpll A-.. tllld toi Wlhttl l,•j, !C lor tha•tw.i O'o, .ftc, llnrlo 1otttn. .,._. ttof!lii, tit~ ltftlllh oM fq"*'*liotl ot tho •.,eda m all ldnlt. lCiidl l!ijl U\a ecdt lettan art tlt?iol'tttt ' O,HLTFI\11 I ' RKrATHVOIII ' ll~i.IHP, NHT . YKKF . IOJK BVHT - IN •· ' '•' ', ,"'' I ~11~· · "•~·er Your Clothes SP'!\1~~· _ Cl~ ..,._ ~· t:irL. ~· ... am. ~~· clizl!!4f. ..._ 'M -'~""' .!"" -;"'l" il "th "'! .... ... A! WI The Day You Bought Thorn. ' WE BLOCK HATS ' ' ~ ~ WOND&RPUL THINO· - ~Ii~f'~N-WITM . ILIC)TRIC.IrY . TII'TSLTil- \(!.~• ClrrP'-Itr Qo~I,D!O_ wftoH, ANOTIIIR ~~· toU.'I .a •,l,t/,.)1, '-:~~ t'~ - ""' . ....,....,Jr ·llllf·~ .,........ ., . ' A Cr7Ptorram qvtlalloa 8N .' ' ~~ ' \, ' ... .~ "',:';, I \.,:"I \ • ~ ... ,'1 :1 ... ~, '>I l '~···-... 1 ,.~ ,·- '" ' r •,, " �• I ··•~ ·~- ---- · . •~ ~.:....~-., . ' - · -- - ... - • . ~ally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, '~ '-· . . ; •• !~~~!on~~~~ ~i~~!ort ~~~~Mov~r.s!e 0., Jan. 20, 1958 fte'flaUt Setatlael -'~--sPORTS ··--- -~---- 'HA:RD . 'lp!AZIL, Ind.- Dr. 'lot' De~ker . wept back to •-\he ho.spltal . for . tr,.tmont of an Internal trouble thai had been botherin4 him aeveral 'yeara. After dismlual, he •ca111e down with Asian flu. The~ in a weiken~d I:Ondition, he fiint· ed and broke his hlp In a fall ot his home. He wss rushed back tu tbe hospllll. · Sought For Play Coming Summer DESK Middleport Coach John Thomp iOn clcctcrt president of the Mul· ·tleport C.Jiduncey Lands In WVU Monticola MilS's Rvger Chauncey, a senior at West Virginia University i.s a personality plus guy. The 220·pound Mountaineer end has been chosen one or 20 oulstandlllg seniors to be honored m the Who's Who ot the Campus Section in the school's 1958 Montico la yearbook. Wrote the editorial board to Roger: "You were chosen by the Editorial Hoard of the Monticola on the basis uf your nul standing leadership, scholastic achievement, ciuzenship, outstanding service to IV. V. U., and oersonallty" Roger, local sports fans recall, was a teammate of Rub Ash· ley's in the !952-53 season, the last time lhe Yellmr Jackets copped the SEO baskclball crown . He . also was the Jacket's powerhouse fullback which narrowly missed the grid champlolJ$hip that year . Pa Chauncey operates a garage tn lower Pomeroy, about 100 yards I rom the corporation line on IV .. Main. Ro~e•:'s sister June is married lo Charley Stobarl, OhiO Un1vcrs1ty s No. I quart~rba<k last fall. ffe' sWinning Them Too Closely! .. Little League' Ba&eb~tll Association Sunday at a meeting held in the high school. Lionel Boggs, retiring president, pre11ided when it was decided to: l ~eat 'Em W.ith All Their l;lorses ing with a porcupine. A velerln:n·· ian wam't available. An •nesthetlc \VaS given to the dog and the quilts removed from his mouth and jaw11. eroy, ((acme an d possibly ·Wahama 4- Complcle ac tion for full memNalim1al Littl~ Leagues of Amcnca. ~Pl a n (ur ll team of 1&17 year-old boys if possible. 6----Start plans at once for early sprmg fund campaign. 5. D. Tourist Rlu 7- Support as last summer a "mtnor'' league of boys to young for Little Lcaguf . An estimated 140 boys wert" play.ng ba&eba\1 in Middleport last summer, tbe sport havin,;: spurted greatly because of Huccc&:; nf the Yellow Jackets ln winning 1he Class A baseball state title. Other officers named were L< wi• Sauer. Jr .. >ice ,presldcnl; Ow· Definite plan• will be made foo' a spring tfyoul and auction, wllh each standing team to have three three bonus choices from tbe pool before auctlonlnt: starts. . The Indians, Senators, Red Sox and Yankey• of last year will be augmented by tho Bra~es and tlu Redlego, with Jr. Kenn~dy alroady volunteering as a manager lor the unor~anizcd Rcdlego. Woody Call io holdover manager •of the champion Indians. Ed Slater , is being groomed for thr TIME TO MOVE ON _ "Cactus" Jack Curtice looks at his Watc •n and decides the moment is at band to resign from the head grid JOb at the University of Utah. A short time later he was appointed head coach at Stanford. Here he is with IM sons, Jimmy (left), Jack, Jr., and Mrs. Curtice ip their Salt Lake home (International) WA'OW /U1'iP ,1,1 'xtlt./.1111 1711(6 CI'Fif 1M! "/'11'tiii~1FP JIY &QJU,( . St•meHiur welcoming the floul examinationH. zlno (I) 18, 31< Leoal Notice • F;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=,;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;'1 'JEEN·AGE DANCE Every MoadllJ Moose HaU 7 to 10 p.m. SAN FHANCISCO UP - Ells- tou&h middleweight dl>lsion, adW<Jrth "Spider" Webb ha• little mits he bas looked past the Cal· IIAfii./Q, llll "lllllt Will, 1 BASKETBALL By Unlt.d Pren Comtll IZ Prtnco!Gn 5t Ptnnsylvanl1 41 Ctlun\lal• 46 Conntcticut " Vermont 15 Now Hompohlrt 76 Ml,lno 74 Yolo 71 Army 56 Syrocuot 77 M..holton 69 IHion Collo111 77 Solon Holt 64 St. lonaYfnlvrt 74'51. Fronds 61 Provldel'lce 47 lottcm U. 4~ Msnagera arc needed yet for Otdoltomo City 76 Conlslus 66 the Senatoro, Red Sox, and the Dortmouth 14 Holy CroP 71 new Braves: Llfayet'te 14 lu~;knell 71 Attending the meeting were VIII_., 14 MI. 51, Morya 67 EXams SlOw UPCage BattAnIes StIff Tests (.ommg Up yway WE BUY ' visited parks, campsites and rem· ationsl areas in the state 'dliriu<J 1957. Tourist \raffle throuahout south . Dakota intreased 10 per cent this year. Webb Confident He'll Lick Calhoun In Cow Palace Battle; Wants Basilio &IIAN&I 1'0 16 .w AU/I ·fiJ "''6 Yarjkee pilot. ~F.:~ c.~~~:~~;,~;';;,· ~~~~~~:dn;. t.. · Ganie, Fish and Paiks ;;nnounctd mCirc than three million person~ . iJ No Admission Charged Sponsored By doubt as to the outcome of his boun bout tG a possible mal(';b battle at the Cow Palace tonigbt with cnampion Carmen Basilio. 1 going tnt() the market lor players. ~~~ • with Rory Calhoun. "That's the dne I want," he The two rlew teams wi!J rec@lv~e . . . . ---------:c----=:-:-:=~===-- "I beat him once and I can beat says. "! think I can beat that lit- players !rom 111 old roster before }t ~ i-· CUcKLlR AIAI.1Y IDX: 229 ,HOf'll fGS.Y · PIERRE, S. D.' - (UP) - The South Dokato Department of all '57 Buckeyes To Recei've Another Grid'Honor yef UP - dog which had had a painful meel- gue teams lor a !'111ddlcpvrt league. team m a county league with Pom 1 Ry the way, I think Pomeroy basketball fans arc tops. Frl· oralio~. and Chcl Tannthill. · day night when Gary McConkey turned an ankle ea1'ly in the second quarter and limped badly in a time·out rest, there was no sign of glee from Panther supporters. Plainly, if McConkey went out, the Bulldogs most certainly could not have kept up. When the skillful Htllc guard ft}ectcd to stay in , no one so far as I could tell fi'Om appearancllfl was sorry. We like to beat them, yes. but not without all their horses. - ·- - ----- -·- - - -- COLUMBUS UP - Ohio State's 19~7 nntlonsl foothall champions have otlll another honor \o receive "' , tor their pss\ football aeason. ~ ~ Tonight, lhe Bucks will receive 1 i the Grantland Rice Award 11v~n annually by \he Football Wrltero ' Association through Look Maga· ~pLUMUUS been bunting near here came · to Mercy Hospital with his lmhting 2-Set>k at ler~!lt lour Pony \e :t- en Bratton, secretary; Kenny Me· About lhe only thing Pomeroy's Dick Reitan can be criiJ- Elhinny treasurer and Lionel cized for now is winning 'em too close. It's rough on the fans Boggs, player agont, Hack Wilson will be umpire supcr>isor. wifh weak hearts. Helton apparently Is the kind of fellow who asks the Im· possible of his friends. He said to ~e arter congralulattons had been extended on the Panther v1ctory over Athens: ' 'Please ,don't say anything about us being shoo-ins for the c~ampionship . Keep this title stuff plar,ed down, if you can." ·:Dick that's almost like asking a cat to quit chasing mice . f!ut Mr. Rctton Is right. The woods are full of clowns who ligiiJ'ed they had it made only to learn each game has to be played as if it might be lost. No, we shan 't figure the Panthers have it locked up a·nd de· livered. Anylhing but. Four league victories, except lor two pQiots, could have gone the other way. The two games Athens has lost were by two points or Jess-to Gallipolis 63-65 and to Pqmeroy 64-65. That slim spread adds up to very little differ· cnl'e between the clubs. The difference Is a litlle bit of luck, and a great deal of that invisible quality often described as determination, sptrit, · 0~ team OIIC·DeSS. CADII.Lm:, Mich. - (UP) - A Mich., doctor who had ~lushing, in a Middleport league this sPnn~ . the CASE HOSPITA~ 1- Field s1x Liltle League teams 'lcr,.hip in ·, :";:.o;zv::,u;:!,. • Nlagoro 70 Toledo 64 North Caroline 10 Clemson 11 ;:_wc:Od~~! 15 :,.~ldson 42 I HALLBECK COACHES Idaho State via Compton says. "You caen bet H will be a real brawl, though. We botb want the same thing - a crack at the mid· dleweigbt champion. A win to· night would clinch it.1' ' The rlval camps have been giv· mg the publicity drums a wol'k· ing -over for tonight's rematch· Woi>IJ defeated Calhoun In a ciCisc FORT WORTij, Tex. UP Vernon Hallbcck, who sUJrred at fullback for Texas Chnstian in 1934 ·~5-68, has jolned the university's (ootball slaff dS assistaut line coach. . - RALSTON SIGNS FORT. WOilTJI, Tcx • Ul' Th(! PUl~burgh Pirates . Loyal Order of Moose him aguln," the thin man from tle guy. announl'l ~d bout st Chicago in 1956-and word Salurday they have signed B!ll has spread around that 11 consid· Ralston, TCxas Christtaln Uni Y(:r or'able grudge exists between the sity pllchm. to a thrce·)ear con· two principals. tract and a.ssil:Red him to Colum· Webb, now sixith-ranked in the bus, OIIiu. NAVY CAPTAIN 'NAMED ANNAPOLIS, Md. UP - Dick Lucky Day OMAHA, Neb. (UP)- Thirtee1 Dagampa\, 170·pound fullback babies were born at hospital here from Los Angeles, has bee~ elcrl· on December's Friday the 13tn. ed captain of Nav)·'s 1953 football team. Kontudoy 77 Tsnn11- 61 . officials rcpGrtcd. Gtorvl• THh 11 Vondorbtll 60 Vlrglnt, Ttch 17 Wm. ' Mary 75 Plorldo lt. 71 Mtoml Plo. 70 (horgo w..h. 67 Richmond 54 Alsbtma II Auburn 6S Lovls•lllo 94 Notro Dame 13 • MlutMippl 67 Mlutplppl St. 6Z Mlmphls Stolt 64 Slthon 51 Mlchlgon 5. 13 Northwestern 71 Ohio Stolt 95 Mlnntsoto 79 Purdue 62 WIKonsln 47 lowe 79 lndlont 75 Ohio U. 76 Western Mlchlgon 66 ltWI St. 57 Nellrnkl 52 . ·' '1 ~ • I ' J Come in and see our INTERNATIONAL! Tru~k.. "POW·R·LOK® Tes·l'! i'.'4 iUU~ put a d ~n t in th ~ Ohio Col- It w!JI give lhc Beareat star a Tim CCihane, sporh editor of . IC1n111 61 MI~Hurl 54 I L:~e cage wadare th is week hut chance to pull oway {rom Wilt Look, will pre~cnt the a~ard to O.P1ul 79 Ptrll1ncl 76 of the teams still have stern "The St!lt" t:humberhtln in li!Ciir the team at the Pantl Club Dinner lrtdley 76 Drake 61 nU!ional scorinM duel. on lhe Ohio state campus. Clncln~otl 15 St. Louis 72 Ohio State has pc·l'huPHthe hllrd - While lhe Big Dipper ~~ tied to Cohane ilsued the following , LtCrotH Tch". 15 Whlttwlttr 69 ' !he lcxl books, Hobortson ond his 'statement about Ohio Sate. Mloml 0. 76 lowllng Orton 74 · l"!!:l quiz of all. The Blll'keye ~ 1•lny tcRmmotc will play Wichita and "Look Magazine 11 exeeedlnaly P1.....n 59 St. Ptttr'l N. J. 54 Iow11'& sophomore stutldcd tcmn )) 1 1 01 1 ,.... h 60 · toulght In Columbus ond then ~~ 1unll. no ortoon a current y , proud and happy thai the 195 Konlll St. 64 Oklo omo of a point ahead of Chamberlain Ohto State University te1m quail- Wlchlto 74 Tulu 61 m<let l'urduo'8 lmpl·ovln" Boller- in the national scoring race. Rob· flos eminently not Dnly IS the Na· Houtttn 64 Stm Houttan St. 63 ma kers Saturtluy night. .noth crtson has 32.43 per a:am~ average tional Champion bul aa trub' one Rice 79 l1ylor 60 · 1-(!tmu u r~ mu sts for the Olnounl'l and Thu Stilt has 3:!.42. of the outstanding eolle&o teaans Abllt... Chrl1tl1n 74 Trinity 69 td •lay In eontenlon for lhe Big Wttk'l Top 01mt1 of the modoro "tme for the last Mont1n1 61 New Mtxlct 49 'rrn • On crown. thl! CILhcr lland, Clnclnnuti'H Dllylon ta kcs on an old roe thi s quart<lr century." Hll'~ln-Simmtnt 75 Ar b ona 73 . week when the Flyars jCiurncy to Ohio Stale succeeds Ok1al1Cima Denver 73 Utah 57 ·~~onal Oscar llobcrt•on " the Blue Gr"' counlry to play 11 recipient of the Rice Award. lrlthtm Yovng 62 Wy0111ing50 Llluis\'illc's Car<llnol~ on Saturday OrtiJOit 57 Wtlhlntton 53 n i ~ht. iodoh 57 W11hlng1Gn St. 51 These two teams hnvc pro>lded ldtho 67 W11hlngten St. 40 Air Porco 13 W11hln..h Mo. 4t more lhrills per game durmg rc· UCLA 10 s. Collfornlo 75 cenl Y""" IO last most fans I seaCollfornto 6t a..... St. 51 son. D11ylnn is still smilrtlnJt from Lewernt 19 c1 1, Tech U the ctNbhlnl: hunc them by Louis· KANSAS CITY, Mo. UP- The •J• Grandt 99 Mount1 1n State, !HIIll C court lcsls lo P'"· Garver Expeel 8 Belter year NoW ville In the flnuls ol the Nl'l' two yrm ngo. Othcl' In(! gum" thio week flnc11 l'mwh ~:tt IJit.ltllc '~ Wustcrn Kun· lllck)' JIIIIII>Pill'I'H Ill Xaxl<!r Konsos City Athletlce have pro· dieted that pllcher Ned Gor>er, J>lcy, O~lo, who signed hlo 19118 contract over the w~ek en,d, will to· have a good year hec1uae of a ~ w. vo. 41 Holldtlbtl1 55 Copltol 46 Ak- 76 OlltrMln 44 , Mt. Union 16 Ohio WnltYin 61 '1 · 1 74 lll" ht . l11'iroil ul lluwllng Green , better outfield. ~lotn 6 Mus~ ntum . • Albion 75 66 Penn 59 Jtfft;nen -.lh!~klu).: tlm ut Wlltuuherg ;uul Garver, who ha d a 6•IS rocord WHsltr Wath. 1 76 l JOMMY: FUTURE P.l AMBASSADOR ITOFRANCE1 'l'b'mmy .. •m• to h1v1 •lln•clr for uylna the ri&ht thlaa et che riaht time. A bom d.loloo eat, you·,,• lilY· Jut Tommy II••• ,.. • (an,. IAWiitJ whtrt thtrt'l I llriOUI • lhoftact of c:l•••oon, t.elll<h· ttl l'nd 10od tchoolbouln. RttUtt~ Not tnou&h ~ehoollnc f~ ' futul'l diplotn~t. X..t'• ... thll thlt dotln't hlppen In oUr •chool1. You can ~lp by IURJOrtina our Behool 801ud, b)ltltlndina PTA ""'~ tap tnd tchool COIIflrtllCIIo Mm·t·hcml, Ky. ut Ohiu Unl\lcrslty, wilh the A's 111Ht season, Ia 8 con· Wllblrforct 104 Cidlrvlllt 91 ull on ThursdHy ; Capital 111tl MI. trol artiHl wt'lo dcpcnlt on getting Call Kenyon 61 12 Union, Xo>lor cmd Toledo, Kent the baller to bit hlo pllth. Wlttolllflrl 71 lstdwln Wolloco St Stuto 1111tl ~Huml. Marsh11il 11.11d Hiram 10 lluffton 71 Ohio uSaturday do battle Saturday. nh_dll was a big one fur Ohio Stale 11.11 the Rucks blaslt'tl to u 9~·19 win Ov(lr MlnncStltll to get back in the Western Conrcl'ence cht~ mplons hlp ra(e. The vlrtory ~tave Coach Floyd Sh1h1 '9 lluckeycs a 2·2 league rec· urd. Gull'd Jim Laughlin h..'d all scurers In the ~ame wllh 23 polnh on Bcwn flcld KOala and ·nine treQ throws for the Bucks. Cincinnati ll'iAVeiCd to St. Luuls l.asl llihat Bee"- Of ,Wlt..lngltn 72 Doflonco 63 lt MICKIY COCHRANI ly United p,_ First Negro In · Gordon lltnloy "Mickey" ·Coch· of the oil ltnlo, stsr.,.t lor Connie Mock Pro Hocky Still with tho Phlladtlphto Athlotlca lor nlnt 1n• then aterred fGr ALittle.Shaky hlmMII " n>lllll'd Detroit to Qlll\.1 r1n1, one trtll ~ttchtrl tf yean he two ponnonh In hla lint two ,... BOSToN UP - Wlllle O'Ree, ""' i!tM-IJ.l In 1W, ,lht slut- the flnt Nearo ever to play In the National HO<key League, 111~ today ~e 11111 still o "IItle sbcllty" , In the bll league! wltb the .Booton Bruins. However, the 32·)ear-old rook.l6 from Frtdertc\on, N. B., hod tho solid bocklng .ol his boues wbo brouahl oil tbe historic ovonl. "He's otron1 and Ill> can skate. He looks ready for tho mojor leaaue•," 8lld Boston Gonerel Manoaer L.Ynn P~trlck. "Ho's still' uniertaln right • .,. ,..u,..ment exttllt "lutt funlnt but I think that Willie hit\ needs around Mlllnt 1utomol:llltt" to some mor.e experience to b~come kltpfrtftllliftl•llio. a steady performer/' added Bru· Ins Coach. .Mill Sehmldt. ALIIRTI SITS IIICORO CORTINA D'AMPEZZO, IIBIY RISUMIIIILATIDNS UP - Bruco Alberlt of Italy · COI'~NHAGEN Otvmark UP ·won the Ulo Colli Ski .Cup Sun· The Donlsh Sporl,; F'ederaUon by duy with a record ,lockmK ol twn a vote of 128 to 17 ~o<ilded Sundn* mlnutea, tU seconds for th•lto 1111 \Ia on..yeiHid ban oi( Olympble dqwnblll eourse ol tl8l> oporta relations wit~ Ru.,lo and cotchtr woo okullu .by for a gamo wllb the .BIItlkens Sal· glng lump Hodloy of tho YonkHI and urday ann although kobcrt•on was held to a "measley" 29 point• the tfttr 1hll ~rush ll'llh clotlh ho Dearcuts came home with 1 80-72 "'"" rtt•l11111 hlo tid llllvrt .. o ploD•· Ailor tho ,.._ 11110n " vlelory. -loylrtl .,.....,, Mickey woo rtluud by tho Tll'rt. Ht ""'" In tho NtVY anti msnopd • fino ur•lco toam ot Great Lsk11, Ill., durlnt part of his duty tlltrt. Whtltvtr hoppanu It Mlckoy Cochront , ...,, ot 54, ho's II•· CHICAGO UP - l'he Big Ten lnt In Lskt Pertll, Ill., In "ml• ---Grid Highlights Now Available Service Bureau Bald today ,that a 30·mlnutc oound 111m of ''19117 BtK Ten Football Hlghllghto" Is now mllablo to cl>lc, church and blab oehool aroups. The film Is narrated· bY Tom Harmon l9d can be ollt.alned by writing the Big Ten service Bu· reau, Room 2M: La Salle Hotel, Chleogo, til. Tha· ,.rvlee bureau will send tho 111m lor a 111all rental ,lee plua npreu char~... It's next best to having traction ·power on all four wheels-ann the cost Is so Jowl. meters 1.231 feet. lluuaory. . a . . \ NOWfiWJS3fl POWJl.LOK Is an ingenlouaMI!' dlllerea· tial that giVII8 power wthe rear wbeel that bu tbe 111011 tradion. , With POWR·LOK you pu0 throDif mud holea, loose aand, other slippery placee thet would nonnaJ4r arop a wet with ataitdard dille~ential 6o don't apia your wheels: Be IUI8 your nut truck Ia an INTBINA!IONAL with POWR·LOK ditferential. Co11111D and • oar ~ leoit, 6nt cb8DI:e ~u pt. · . 110• JIIIOWit-&.OK WOfll8 V(hll ~••jC.• -~~~•L ... """ - It tl!t .... ,._.,....... .... J --.-w.. . . . .-. """ tl!t - IIIIRNATION~L TRUl:ll - ....... . COlt leut tO ownl --··.. ' ~ j ,: .... "'. lonl---·...... .... ... ... I'O'Nkotc ............ .... .. .. • ,,. ~ F '' ' .... ..... .... .....~""':'~- --....:~~~~~- """'""'"~"""-""" ---o41toolll! • .i l �• I ··•~ ·~- ---- · . •~ ~.:....~-., . ' - · -- - ... - • . ~ally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, '~ '-· . . ; •• !~~~!on~~~~ ~i~~!ort ~~~~Mov~r.s!e 0., Jan. 20, 1958 fte'flaUt Setatlael -'~--sPORTS ··--- -~---- 'HA:RD . 'lp!AZIL, Ind.- Dr. 'lot' De~ker . wept back to •-\he ho.spltal . for . tr,.tmont of an Internal trouble thai had been botherin4 him aeveral 'yeara. After dismlual, he •ca111e down with Asian flu. The~ in a weiken~d I:Ondition, he fiint· ed and broke his hlp In a fall ot his home. He wss rushed back tu tbe hospllll. · Sought For Play Coming Summer DESK Middleport Coach John Thomp iOn clcctcrt president of the Mul· ·tleport C.Jiduncey Lands In WVU Monticola MilS's Rvger Chauncey, a senior at West Virginia University i.s a personality plus guy. The 220·pound Mountaineer end has been chosen one or 20 oulstandlllg seniors to be honored m the Who's Who ot the Campus Section in the school's 1958 Montico la yearbook. Wrote the editorial board to Roger: "You were chosen by the Editorial Hoard of the Monticola on the basis uf your nul standing leadership, scholastic achievement, ciuzenship, outstanding service to IV. V. U., and oersonallty" Roger, local sports fans recall, was a teammate of Rub Ash· ley's in the !952-53 season, the last time lhe Yellmr Jackets copped the SEO baskclball crown . He . also was the Jacket's powerhouse fullback which narrowly missed the grid champlolJ$hip that year . Pa Chauncey operates a garage tn lower Pomeroy, about 100 yards I rom the corporation line on IV .. Main. Ro~e•:'s sister June is married lo Charley Stobarl, OhiO Un1vcrs1ty s No. I quart~rba<k last fall. ffe' sWinning Them Too Closely! .. Little League' Ba&eb~tll Association Sunday at a meeting held in the high school. Lionel Boggs, retiring president, pre11ided when it was decided to: l ~eat 'Em W.ith All Their l;lorses ing with a porcupine. A velerln:n·· ian wam't available. An •nesthetlc \VaS given to the dog and the quilts removed from his mouth and jaw11. eroy, ((acme an d possibly ·Wahama 4- Complcle ac tion for full memNalim1al Littl~ Leagues of Amcnca. ~Pl a n (ur ll team of 1&17 year-old boys if possible. 6----Start plans at once for early sprmg fund campaign. 5. D. Tourist Rlu 7- Support as last summer a "mtnor'' league of boys to young for Little Lcaguf . An estimated 140 boys wert" play.ng ba&eba\1 in Middleport last summer, tbe sport havin,;: spurted greatly because of Huccc&:; nf the Yellow Jackets ln winning 1he Class A baseball state title. Other officers named were L< wi• Sauer. Jr .. >ice ,presldcnl; Ow· Definite plan• will be made foo' a spring tfyoul and auction, wllh each standing team to have three three bonus choices from tbe pool before auctlonlnt: starts. . The Indians, Senators, Red Sox and Yankey• of last year will be augmented by tho Bra~es and tlu Redlego, with Jr. Kenn~dy alroady volunteering as a manager lor the unor~anizcd Rcdlego. Woody Call io holdover manager •of the champion Indians. Ed Slater , is being groomed for thr TIME TO MOVE ON _ "Cactus" Jack Curtice looks at his Watc •n and decides the moment is at band to resign from the head grid JOb at the University of Utah. A short time later he was appointed head coach at Stanford. Here he is with IM sons, Jimmy (left), Jack, Jr., and Mrs. Curtice ip their Salt Lake home (International) WA'OW /U1'iP ,1,1 'xtlt./.1111 1711(6 CI'Fif 1M! "/'11'tiii~1FP JIY &QJU,( . St•meHiur welcoming the floul examinationH. zlno (I) 18, 31< Leoal Notice • F;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=,;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;'1 'JEEN·AGE DANCE Every MoadllJ Moose HaU 7 to 10 p.m. SAN FHANCISCO UP - Ells- tou&h middleweight dl>lsion, adW<Jrth "Spider" Webb ha• little mits he bas looked past the Cal· IIAfii./Q, llll "lllllt Will, 1 BASKETBALL By Unlt.d Pren Comtll IZ Prtnco!Gn 5t Ptnnsylvanl1 41 Ctlun\lal• 46 Conntcticut " Vermont 15 Now Hompohlrt 76 Ml,lno 74 Yolo 71 Army 56 Syrocuot 77 M..holton 69 IHion Collo111 77 Solon Holt 64 St. lonaYfnlvrt 74'51. Fronds 61 Provldel'lce 47 lottcm U. 4~ Msnagera arc needed yet for Otdoltomo City 76 Conlslus 66 the Senatoro, Red Sox, and the Dortmouth 14 Holy CroP 71 new Braves: Llfayet'te 14 lu~;knell 71 Attending the meeting were VIII_., 14 MI. 51, Morya 67 EXams SlOw UPCage BattAnIes StIff Tests (.ommg Up yway WE BUY ' visited parks, campsites and rem· ationsl areas in the state 'dliriu<J 1957. Tourist \raffle throuahout south . Dakota intreased 10 per cent this year. Webb Confident He'll Lick Calhoun In Cow Palace Battle; Wants Basilio &IIAN&I 1'0 16 .w AU/I ·fiJ "''6 Yarjkee pilot. ~F.:~ c.~~~:~~;,~;';;,· ~~~~~~:dn;. t.. · Ganie, Fish and Paiks ;;nnounctd mCirc than three million person~ . iJ No Admission Charged Sponsored By doubt as to the outcome of his boun bout tG a possible mal(';b battle at the Cow Palace tonigbt with cnampion Carmen Basilio. 1 going tnt() the market lor players. ~~~ • with Rory Calhoun. "That's the dne I want," he The two rlew teams wi!J rec@lv~e . . . . ---------:c----=:-:-:=~===-- "I beat him once and I can beat says. "! think I can beat that lit- players !rom 111 old roster before }t ~ i-· CUcKLlR AIAI.1Y IDX: 229 ,HOf'll fGS.Y · PIERRE, S. D.' - (UP) - The South Dokato Department of all '57 Buckeyes To Recei've Another Grid'Honor yef UP - dog which had had a painful meel- gue teams lor a !'111ddlcpvrt league. team m a county league with Pom 1 Ry the way, I think Pomeroy basketball fans arc tops. Frl· oralio~. and Chcl Tannthill. · day night when Gary McConkey turned an ankle ea1'ly in the second quarter and limped badly in a time·out rest, there was no sign of glee from Panther supporters. Plainly, if McConkey went out, the Bulldogs most certainly could not have kept up. When the skillful Htllc guard ft}ectcd to stay in , no one so far as I could tell fi'Om appearancllfl was sorry. We like to beat them, yes. but not without all their horses. - ·- - ----- -·- - - -- COLUMBUS UP - Ohio State's 19~7 nntlonsl foothall champions have otlll another honor \o receive "' , tor their pss\ football aeason. ~ ~ Tonight, lhe Bucks will receive 1 i the Grantland Rice Award 11v~n annually by \he Football Wrltero ' Association through Look Maga· ~pLUMUUS been bunting near here came · to Mercy Hospital with his lmhting 2-Set>k at ler~!lt lour Pony \e :t- en Bratton, secretary; Kenny Me· About lhe only thing Pomeroy's Dick Reitan can be criiJ- Elhinny treasurer and Lionel cized for now is winning 'em too close. It's rough on the fans Boggs, player agont, Hack Wilson will be umpire supcr>isor. wifh weak hearts. Helton apparently Is the kind of fellow who asks the Im· possible of his friends. He said to ~e arter congralulattons had been extended on the Panther v1ctory over Athens: ' 'Please ,don't say anything about us being shoo-ins for the c~ampionship . Keep this title stuff plar,ed down, if you can." ·:Dick that's almost like asking a cat to quit chasing mice . f!ut Mr. Rctton Is right. The woods are full of clowns who ligiiJ'ed they had it made only to learn each game has to be played as if it might be lost. No, we shan 't figure the Panthers have it locked up a·nd de· livered. Anylhing but. Four league victories, except lor two pQiots, could have gone the other way. The two games Athens has lost were by two points or Jess-to Gallipolis 63-65 and to Pqmeroy 64-65. That slim spread adds up to very little differ· cnl'e between the clubs. The difference Is a litlle bit of luck, and a great deal of that invisible quality often described as determination, sptrit, · 0~ team OIIC·DeSS. CADII.Lm:, Mich. - (UP) - A Mich., doctor who had ~lushing, in a Middleport league this sPnn~ . the CASE HOSPITA~ 1- Field s1x Liltle League teams 'lcr,.hip in ·, :";:.o;zv::,u;:!,. • Nlagoro 70 Toledo 64 North Caroline 10 Clemson 11 ;:_wc:Od~~! 15 :,.~ldson 42 I HALLBECK COACHES Idaho State via Compton says. "You caen bet H will be a real brawl, though. We botb want the same thing - a crack at the mid· dleweigbt champion. A win to· night would clinch it.1' ' The rlval camps have been giv· mg the publicity drums a wol'k· ing -over for tonight's rematch· Woi>IJ defeated Calhoun In a ciCisc FORT WORTij, Tex. UP Vernon Hallbcck, who sUJrred at fullback for Texas Chnstian in 1934 ·~5-68, has jolned the university's (ootball slaff dS assistaut line coach. . - RALSTON SIGNS FORT. WOilTJI, Tcx • Ul' Th(! PUl~burgh Pirates . Loyal Order of Moose him aguln," the thin man from tle guy. announl'l ~d bout st Chicago in 1956-and word Salurday they have signed B!ll has spread around that 11 consid· Ralston, TCxas Christtaln Uni Y(:r or'able grudge exists between the sity pllchm. to a thrce·)ear con· two principals. tract and a.ssil:Red him to Colum· Webb, now sixith-ranked in the bus, OIIiu. NAVY CAPTAIN 'NAMED ANNAPOLIS, Md. UP - Dick Lucky Day OMAHA, Neb. (UP)- Thirtee1 Dagampa\, 170·pound fullback babies were born at hospital here from Los Angeles, has bee~ elcrl· on December's Friday the 13tn. ed captain of Nav)·'s 1953 football team. Kontudoy 77 Tsnn11- 61 . officials rcpGrtcd. Gtorvl• THh 11 Vondorbtll 60 Vlrglnt, Ttch 17 Wm. ' Mary 75 Plorldo lt. 71 Mtoml Plo. 70 (horgo w..h. 67 Richmond 54 Alsbtma II Auburn 6S Lovls•lllo 94 Notro Dame 13 • MlutMippl 67 Mlutplppl St. 6Z Mlmphls Stolt 64 Slthon 51 Mlchlgon 5. 13 Northwestern 71 Ohio Stolt 95 Mlnntsoto 79 Purdue 62 WIKonsln 47 lowe 79 lndlont 75 Ohio U. 76 Western Mlchlgon 66 ltWI St. 57 Nellrnkl 52 . ·' '1 ~ • I ' J Come in and see our INTERNATIONAL! Tru~k.. "POW·R·LOK® Tes·l'! i'.'4 iUU~ put a d ~n t in th ~ Ohio Col- It w!JI give lhc Beareat star a Tim CCihane, sporh editor of . IC1n111 61 MI~Hurl 54 I L:~e cage wadare th is week hut chance to pull oway {rom Wilt Look, will pre~cnt the a~ard to O.P1ul 79 Ptrll1ncl 76 of the teams still have stern "The St!lt" t:humberhtln in li!Ciir the team at the Pantl Club Dinner lrtdley 76 Drake 61 nU!ional scorinM duel. on lhe Ohio state campus. Clncln~otl 15 St. Louis 72 Ohio State has pc·l'huPHthe hllrd - While lhe Big Dipper ~~ tied to Cohane ilsued the following , LtCrotH Tch". 15 Whlttwlttr 69 ' !he lcxl books, Hobortson ond his 'statement about Ohio Sate. Mloml 0. 76 lowllng Orton 74 · l"!!:l quiz of all. The Blll'keye ~ 1•lny tcRmmotc will play Wichita and "Look Magazine 11 exeeedlnaly P1.....n 59 St. Ptttr'l N. J. 54 Iow11'& sophomore stutldcd tcmn )) 1 1 01 1 ,.... h 60 · toulght In Columbus ond then ~~ 1unll. no ortoon a current y , proud and happy thai the 195 Konlll St. 64 Oklo omo of a point ahead of Chamberlain Ohto State University te1m quail- Wlchlto 74 Tulu 61 m<let l'urduo'8 lmpl·ovln" Boller- in the national scoring race. Rob· flos eminently not Dnly IS the Na· Houtttn 64 Stm Houttan St. 63 ma kers Saturtluy night. .noth crtson has 32.43 per a:am~ average tional Champion bul aa trub' one Rice 79 l1ylor 60 · 1-(!tmu u r~ mu sts for the Olnounl'l and Thu Stilt has 3:!.42. of the outstanding eolle&o teaans Abllt... Chrl1tl1n 74 Trinity 69 td •lay In eontenlon for lhe Big Wttk'l Top 01mt1 of the modoro "tme for the last Mont1n1 61 New Mtxlct 49 'rrn • On crown. thl! CILhcr lland, Clnclnnuti'H Dllylon ta kcs on an old roe thi s quart<lr century." Hll'~ln-Simmtnt 75 Ar b ona 73 . week when the Flyars jCiurncy to Ohio Stale succeeds Ok1al1Cima Denver 73 Utah 57 ·~~onal Oscar llobcrt•on " the Blue Gr"' counlry to play 11 recipient of the Rice Award. lrlthtm Yovng 62 Wy0111ing50 Llluis\'illc's Car<llnol~ on Saturday OrtiJOit 57 Wtlhlntton 53 n i ~ht. iodoh 57 W11hlng1Gn St. 51 These two teams hnvc pro>lded ldtho 67 W11hlngten St. 40 Air Porco 13 W11hln..h Mo. 4t more lhrills per game durmg rc· UCLA 10 s. Collfornlo 75 cenl Y""" IO last most fans I seaCollfornto 6t a..... St. 51 son. D11ylnn is still smilrtlnJt from Lewernt 19 c1 1, Tech U the ctNbhlnl: hunc them by Louis· KANSAS CITY, Mo. UP- The •J• Grandt 99 Mount1 1n State, !HIIll C court lcsls lo P'"· Garver Expeel 8 Belter year NoW ville In the flnuls ol the Nl'l' two yrm ngo. Othcl' In(! gum" thio week flnc11 l'mwh ~:tt IJit.ltllc '~ Wustcrn Kun· lllck)' JIIIIII>Pill'I'H Ill Xaxl<!r Konsos City Athletlce have pro· dieted that pllcher Ned Gor>er, J>lcy, O~lo, who signed hlo 19118 contract over the w~ek en,d, will to· have a good year hec1uae of a ~ w. vo. 41 Holldtlbtl1 55 Copltol 46 Ak- 76 OlltrMln 44 , Mt. Union 16 Ohio WnltYin 61 '1 · 1 74 lll" ht . l11'iroil ul lluwllng Green , better outfield. ~lotn 6 Mus~ ntum . • Albion 75 66 Penn 59 Jtfft;nen -.lh!~klu).: tlm ut Wlltuuherg ;uul Garver, who ha d a 6•IS rocord WHsltr Wath. 1 76 l JOMMY: FUTURE P.l AMBASSADOR ITOFRANCE1 'l'b'mmy .. •m• to h1v1 •lln•clr for uylna the ri&ht thlaa et che riaht time. A bom d.loloo eat, you·,,• lilY· Jut Tommy II••• ,.. • (an,. IAWiitJ whtrt thtrt'l I llriOUI • lhoftact of c:l•••oon, t.elll<h· ttl l'nd 10od tchoolbouln. RttUtt~ Not tnou&h ~ehoollnc f~ ' futul'l diplotn~t. X..t'• ... thll thlt dotln't hlppen In oUr •chool1. You can ~lp by IURJOrtina our Behool 801ud, b)ltltlndina PTA ""'~ tap tnd tchool COIIflrtllCIIo Mm·t·hcml, Ky. ut Ohiu Unl\lcrslty, wilh the A's 111Ht season, Ia 8 con· Wllblrforct 104 Cidlrvlllt 91 ull on ThursdHy ; Capital 111tl MI. trol artiHl wt'lo dcpcnlt on getting Call Kenyon 61 12 Union, Xo>lor cmd Toledo, Kent the baller to bit hlo pllth. Wlttolllflrl 71 lstdwln Wolloco St Stuto 1111tl ~Huml. Marsh11il 11.11d Hiram 10 lluffton 71 Ohio uSaturday do battle Saturday. nh_dll was a big one fur Ohio Stale 11.11 the Rucks blaslt'tl to u 9~·19 win Ov(lr MlnncStltll to get back in the Western Conrcl'ence cht~ mplons hlp ra(e. The vlrtory ~tave Coach Floyd Sh1h1 '9 lluckeycs a 2·2 league rec· urd. Gull'd Jim Laughlin h..'d all scurers In the ~ame wllh 23 polnh on Bcwn flcld KOala and ·nine treQ throws for the Bucks. Cincinnati ll'iAVeiCd to St. Luuls l.asl llihat Bee"- Of ,Wlt..lngltn 72 Doflonco 63 lt MICKIY COCHRANI ly United p,_ First Negro In · Gordon lltnloy "Mickey" ·Coch· of the oil ltnlo, stsr.,.t lor Connie Mock Pro Hocky Still with tho Phlladtlphto Athlotlca lor nlnt 1n• then aterred fGr ALittle.Shaky hlmMII " n>lllll'd Detroit to Qlll\.1 r1n1, one trtll ~ttchtrl tf yean he two ponnonh In hla lint two ,... BOSToN UP - Wlllle O'Ree, ""' i!tM-IJ.l In 1W, ,lht slut- the flnt Nearo ever to play In the National HO<key League, 111~ today ~e 11111 still o "IItle sbcllty" , In the bll league! wltb the .Booton Bruins. However, the 32·)ear-old rook.l6 from Frtdertc\on, N. B., hod tho solid bocklng .ol his boues wbo brouahl oil tbe historic ovonl. "He's otron1 and Ill> can skate. He looks ready for tho mojor leaaue•," 8lld Boston Gonerel Manoaer L.Ynn P~trlck. "Ho's still' uniertaln right • .,. ,..u,..ment exttllt "lutt funlnt but I think that Willie hit\ needs around Mlllnt 1utomol:llltt" to some mor.e experience to b~come kltpfrtftllliftl•llio. a steady performer/' added Bru· Ins Coach. .Mill Sehmldt. ALIIRTI SITS IIICORO CORTINA D'AMPEZZO, IIBIY RISUMIIIILATIDNS UP - Bruco Alberlt of Italy · COI'~NHAGEN Otvmark UP ·won the Ulo Colli Ski .Cup Sun· The Donlsh Sporl,; F'ederaUon by duy with a record ,lockmK ol twn a vote of 128 to 17 ~o<ilded Sundn* mlnutea, tU seconds for th•lto 1111 \Ia on..yeiHid ban oi( Olympble dqwnblll eourse ol tl8l> oporta relations wit~ Ru.,lo and cotchtr woo okullu .by for a gamo wllb the .BIItlkens Sal· glng lump Hodloy of tho YonkHI and urday ann although kobcrt•on was held to a "measley" 29 point• the tfttr 1hll ~rush ll'llh clotlh ho Dearcuts came home with 1 80-72 "'"" rtt•l11111 hlo tid llllvrt .. o ploD•· Ailor tho ,.._ 11110n " vlelory. -loylrtl .,.....,, Mickey woo rtluud by tho Tll'rt. Ht ""'" In tho NtVY anti msnopd • fino ur•lco toam ot Great Lsk11, Ill., durlnt part of his duty tlltrt. Whtltvtr hoppanu It Mlckoy Cochront , ...,, ot 54, ho's II•· CHICAGO UP - l'he Big Ten lnt In Lskt Pertll, Ill., In "ml• ---Grid Highlights Now Available Service Bureau Bald today ,that a 30·mlnutc oound 111m of ''19117 BtK Ten Football Hlghllghto" Is now mllablo to cl>lc, church and blab oehool aroups. The film Is narrated· bY Tom Harmon l9d can be ollt.alned by writing the Big Ten service Bu· reau, Room 2M: La Salle Hotel, Chleogo, til. Tha· ,.rvlee bureau will send tho 111m lor a 111all rental ,lee plua npreu char~... It's next best to having traction ·power on all four wheels-ann the cost Is so Jowl. meters 1.231 feet. lluuaory. . a . . \ NOWfiWJS3fl POWJl.LOK Is an ingenlouaMI!' dlllerea· tial that giVII8 power wthe rear wbeel that bu tbe 111011 tradion. , With POWR·LOK you pu0 throDif mud holea, loose aand, other slippery placee thet would nonnaJ4r arop a wet with ataitdard dille~ential 6o don't apia your wheels: Be IUI8 your nut truck Ia an INTBINA!IONAL with POWR·LOK ditferential. Co11111D and • oar ~ leoit, 6nt cb8DI:e ~u pt. · . 110• JIIIOWit-&.OK WOfll8 V(hll ~••jC.• -~~~•L ... """ - It tl!t .... ,._.,....... .... J --.-w.. . . . .-. """ tl!t - IIIIRNATION~L TRUl:ll - ....... . COlt leut tO ownl --··.. ' ~ j ,: .... "'. lonl---·...... .... ... ... I'O'Nkotc ............ .... .. .. • ,,. ~ F '' ' .... ..... .... .....~""':'~- --....:~~~~~- """'""'"~"""-""" ---o41toolll! • .i l �,. , • ~ .......... ' tn ltte ed 1634 St ~ary tn Maryland Mrll tiHhf'rl Parker w1ll bP. hm SEE IT NOW! tess fot a sp('oal mt'et1ng of f'lf' Home Tlcmonstrat•on CounCil Club at her hone on Tlae finest Selection of ucuse r "' 22 to conclu le the pro ~ Teaford w•ll be the demonstrators The meelin,g will beg1n at 10 a m with a •overed diSh lunch to be IN THIS AREA sened at noon Any mterested person.s are mv1tl!d to attend -- - NOW DISPLAYED IN OUR NEW LOCATION ~ Svr )ect of cover11 ~ lamp shadt:s !\Irs Alpha Coltrtll and Mrs James HOME FURNISHINGS " Colle_~!e Road 1 -----------.1 Fine f'unaiture at ~;;7u~~~~RE The Daily Sentinel PAYS BECAUSE IT REACIIES MORE MEIGS COUNTY PEOPLE THAN ANY OTHER ,......,, Jl The Former Melg• Grocery Buoldmg MIDDLEPORT NEWSPAPER a hot, hot shower while someone's ashing the dishes '1 Max R. Sanborn Missile Builder Funeral Services Says "More Guts" Held On Saturday Needed In Defense • Mrs. H. Parkel' anchOr weigh I The fmt Roman Cathohc mass to have the Uruted Slates was celebrat as a east 1ron at s m To Be Hostess pouads At Council Meet I I I The Datly Sentmctl Pomeroy Middleport, 0 Jan 20 1958 , f' f .. , ' ' The Rev Edwm Charl()s otf1c1a ted at the funeral :~el\!lccs for 'fa~ Reed Sanborn whtch we1 r ElC'.nor Scbaaf- Middleport Society Ed 1tor- PI 1dd at 2 p m S3tuMdl at th t lOb(, '"' ~"c Epist'opal Church m Pom l.ucllle Hawkins - Pomeroy Society Editor - Phone 6244 eroy Busmcss houses m Middleport were closed for one hour for the funeral of Mr Sanllorn who Wil,:, a!lsOCJatelt wlllt has s ster MJ'\s Bess Sanborn m the B H San born' Jewelry Store M1ss r~tr Cia Hyrne daughter 0r street lcn ~th dress and l1ad a c tr Pallbearers mcluded a .son Gt 1 Mr ami Mrs 0 A Byrne ValleJO Sit;!"C of red ro~ebuds Mrs Cbude Darst Who has been aid Berry or Akron sons m Ia N Califorma brcamc the bnde 0r At the rtrcpt m follt "mg th ~ Mr Jus ph F Ru'< srm of Mr~ c1 cmony 11 thr ee t e1cu wcddm quJtc ill at her home 1s reported Joe Savclv and Malcom 1' lieU or !\ktoa Grnndloru C~u.rlcs aud Hylda Dt 1ham Aoliddlcport an I {ake nnd punch we re Set\'t!d to th ns nnprovmg Barry flllett ot Akron and 1'\~ 1\lr~ Maxtne An old anti daug:h \1r Delbert Rtcc Cleveland 01 I foil wm~ ,uc ts Mr.:. l:tmf'\ (; tf S 1n lay January 19 fu I ~1 1 1 I Mrs Wan, 1 tcr Susanna were m Parkers hfc !01 g lncn&~ C H W1se Jr 1f r1e doutJie rmg ccremon) " 1 fr l.' m!"l 3 ri nelh rt P:Hn cla a1l burg W Va Snturday to acco m Midclleport and Charles VI Smdc ')Cfior ned at 3 30 p Y.i at thr ~an Ira Mr Hobert Bl.uer all Jf pany Mrs L C Somerville to her ilf Chillicothe BurJ:JI unro: 1n t H Dur'la m home 1>11 lhc Rev Ralo ~ Ct lumb us ~It s Jt hn Bl :nPr an I home m Pt Pleasant from the R11 crv1cw Cemetery at M1ddlepor L 1 Amon g thost !mm out of to" n Zundel Pomeroy before an a!t .:~ r n~vHI and Rtrky o I Galhpo 11 s Hartman C.hn1c where she had un who came rur the serv ces wer~> Jecoratcd wtth seven bnnch can :W!r m I 1\frs Lew ts Switzer M1 dergone eve surgery ~ el bra ancl t1 fa1 3 rraugement cr and 1\trs Wilham Sw tzer all of 1\lrs Paul McBnde and daught Fred Hoyt of Manetta Ill ss Jc9l'ltc wh1te baby mum.:) and hucklcberr 1 Vmton Walter Halter Hev a c1 er Paula of Gallipolis VISited Hoyt of Columbus Mr and Mrs era! I B(rry Mr i:lnd Mrs Mal fo1lage Mrs Riilph Zundlil Mrs Oats friends m• Pomeroy Saturday um T Ilett and .soru Barr} a11d The bndc wore a strc.et length Jmw r of PoTJleroy ai!Cl Ch ppc1 Dr RIChard H Bauer superm ~heath dress of wm ter f.!:ulle and md Kenny R1~e 01 ~ltrhllepJr tendenl of Portsmouth D1stnct fhon s i\l and Mrs Joe Savel nd S • ~ n all of Akror; Mr ancl was the guest spea ker at the Unit rluncstont. Jewel y which was .. \irs \1 1\\ard Holmes ol Sm1lh ~ C'd Methodist Church Sunday g1 rt of the groom Her corsage wa .. Fc1 n I c:1ns1 1vama Mr and Mrs morning :)f mnk t oscbuds centered W11tl Ch 1 lc::; Snyder of Ch1lhcotlw a wh1te carnation Mrs Carne Nye returned to het \1rs O ~ lla Carna!J.nn of Bucyrus Mus Jacqueline Jllre sister of home Mu berry Avenue Friday M1s ltcy Burden ol Belpre Mrs he g1 oom was the maid of honor from Me1gs General Hospital nnd A.\'CI y Drenner and Do 1 Orr.nnt'r and wore sn 1ce blue stru:t length 1s comalescmg nlceb 1f Sl Albaus W Va lwo dau giJ dress Her corsage was made of Mrs Hatt•e Russell who IS em Lers \tr, Jose ph St ~ nfor I ol The Youth Fellowship of the 1¥h1 te rarn11t c ns ployed m Columbus spe nt the federated Church held their hrst Ccrrs Cahfo ma and Mrs Wlll1a r Mr L11rry Rtee brother ol thL meetmg of the year Sunday at week end at her home Anne St s wdcr8 of Santa MOl Ira Cal r bndcijroom served as be~t man 6 30 p m at the church A2c Hensley Brown who has on1 1a wc 1c Ulltble to be here \frs Larry R1ce who wc1e a coral Lmng Together As Brolh~rs just returned !rom 18 months m On Fr1d~y evemng SO members lace dre!IS w th 11 whitt carnatw 1 was the topJc of th~ study pcr1od Gaum Is here for a two weeks corsage registered the guests Mr Plans wcrf! made for the next four lcln e With his pafents Rev and ol hthd<llcport ~iaso n1 c Lodge No 363 F and A M conducted scr Robert Blaze1 of Columbus cou.s n meetings Mrs Eugene Drown He w11l now viers 1L the Rawhng.s Cvates Fun Jf the groom 'AilS also an atttend be stationed at Olmstead Pa Attending were Aseneth Tracy er11 l Home w1th I ee- Smtth \\01 ant Joe Milner and Miss Majel Lee Ann Wadeson EJ!een Wadeson Mr.s Dunham mothu o l til J1m Wadeson Nancy Hamm M1 of Columbus VISited Sunday wtth lhy Milsler m charge Member )f th e Rotary Club of wh•ch Mr gl{JOm was atttred 111 an chael Werry Ralph Werry Tom Mrs Came Nye Sanbo1n was a tormcr mcmbc'" my Werrv Tom Brown Connie Pomeroy Personal I 24 Page 1 Mrs Frances Roberts and Mr1. dlso were at the luneral home on Woodgeard Roland carpenter Fnday evcmng Frank Ebersbaeh Pam Hobstettcr Clark Ihle vt~lted n At! ens Sun Kay Compton Charlesanna Hess day w1th th e lattct s d a ug~ter Gatl Stwers Karen Hoffner B~Jr Phyllis iJJlc Tluy attended the bara Coates Joe Kennedy fiarton )hw Unuers1ly B nd concc t eampbell Ben Ew ng John Bern which was hclct m Memor al Ami hard! and Rev and Mrs \\ oldo J toi!U m MLSs Jhle who attend Oh1o Umverqlt y Athens ts t11 Mrs Addle Grucser entertamed Barlebi the Th1rd Fr1day Club Friday H ) ou are approach4;d by a unly st 1d c;~ l frnrn Mc1g C'Jun v evemng at her home Condor St youth from the Federated Church 1-'JI" s 1n thr Unlvers1ty D~tid Mr Fred DavidS has r'eturnr A Youth M1ss1on Class ts beang Durmg the business session wtth. Uua week w1th the questiOn Why hon c on UniOn Ave fro n EK""' conducted each Sunday afternoon Mrs Henry Rctbel president pre Are You A Chr1st1an? doq t be at the United Methodist Church by "ding II was deCided to give nos surpnscd 1:16 that IS the topic for or Spnngs ~Il ssour He wtn1 Mrs Harry p Smith tess gifts the coming year mstead discussion next Sunday cu~ ning lhC'~e fot h s J1eal h The Full Circle a intssaon of h.av1ng Secret Pals !lfrs Clad s Tho nas or Da vto stud} on Japan 1s the htle of the Due to the cancelled Christmas Oht o W[IS here VIStlmg her mt study book Ten members of the party gifts were exchanged \hs Nettle Plulllps a few d1 Youth Fellowship are takmg the Games were played •md prizes She has relllllll d home Her hu ~ course awarded to Mtss Kate Ebersbaeh i>and R1 h 1rd Ihomas and s 11 Sunday afternoon mteresbng Mrs Everett Datley and Mrs Ed 0 cJ, w 1s S 11day g Jests of M cltpp1ngs and cards from Japan ward Htte ~etll e Ph 1 lho ~ were brought the members and A salad couree was aerved by Mr Rnd Mrs RJJbert Faulk was Hensley Brown A2r who llas just I h< W•llln g Workers Cl•ss of n Galllpolls lhU1 s on tusme~s the hostess to those named above returned from 18 months in Gaum and Mrs Dale Snuth Mrs Albert th< Enterprise EUB Chmch met \h Chill ley Chapm •n on Umu gave pn mtcrestmg talk on a 15 Ebersbach Mrs Dcntz Wolfe, Mrs 1 hursdav even mg at Ihe home o! A\ie Is awa\i lpok ng_ for work day lqave he spent m Japo.n r leland He1ne::~ Mrs Max Mcm Mr~ ~ohn Smith Nye Ave \1• and MIS Cluulcs Ebln J I Mrs James Wtll p1e s1dent pre pnd son Benton an d Ur and M hart Mrs Ben Ncutzhng and a stded and th.e merhng opened w1th Wcndall F.bl1n anrt dlUJ! hler Nan d;~ys gues t Donna RcJ bel Mrs Nnr a B Jho spt'nt a frv. ~rnup smg111g followed with the cy ~pent Sunday Wl lh Mr ~nd \1 1 d;n s w1th her daughter and fannly 1 nul s Praver m untson D 1r nM Rubert Fa Ilk of ro nero\ \1J s Ben Ebli n 18 ronrinld tu 1 :\I :l Penny Edw 1r Is of llollson the business session several monev ~lr an<l Mrs Arthvr Ebhn wc1 mak1ng proJects were dtsc ussed her bed ag~un IICJ daug,Jtcr 1\fr~ b ~lnc~s ca\lcJ s m Gallipolis Sat 1he wonder box don.tled bv \1rs ('nrnm le Conkel Is t lklng care u Jrrl y !Will was awRrded to Mtss Dorothy her Hov ~ blJn t I F: 1Uand WAs v Sit Ll'n,ll Mrs lt ltr W libw 1 \l a S cal li andparcnts Sundav Refreshments were sci ved by !,he on M1 s t'\cl tJc PhiiiJJS S antlay Mr and Mn Brooks McKwlcy ~ostess to Mrs Carl Moore M1 ss of Reynoldsburg were guet;ls Sun Mr and Mrs flobert F:~ ul k wei' day or Mr and Mrs 0 E l\lcK n t.ong Mrs Ralph Spencer Mrs calling on Mr and ~t s Ha rrJ GOOD ADVICE Wtll and a guest Mrs Homer Umrenn Ehl m ~ fi iHI .:t) m ~ hl Icy and son E;arl HARTFORD Conn -Thtcc com Mrs Elza Puckett and so n M1 Waller Mrs ! Inn e r'Pullms and r.. t" ) panics or f1remt'TJ raced to Corr. <haol spent the p.ast week end Ill Bctl) 1 ullm s of SilvN RH!ge w s wall and Colo nial Avcnul't whe Columb s With relatives \ Anewnt Me~opotamaans not only ra 1m ,. on M1 Hnd Mrs Chnrle somc01 c turned Ln a f1re alarn 11r and MIS Howard West nrc wrote on cloy but made clay en Ebln Sr and dau gh lc1 Jranett~ There wss no hrc but attacheJ movmg from the Homer Russell vclopcs to protect valuable docu of Umon Ave to th e fire box wa:i a Sign th:n apartment to the Ja mes Thomas nu nts !lays the Nottonal Geogra Jeanette Ebhn ha, been s1ck read Savf! a F1reman s L1f horne on South Third Street r.ot able to attend <::Ch n' fn 111 Don t Tur 1 tn False Alarms! pb1c Magazmo Mr and Mrs Ji rank King nnd so n Roger Colurn bus were week end guests of Mrs Charles Quillen S 6079/ B . - -yrne-R1ce Wedding Vows Given In Double Rmg Ceremony Sunday POMERO~ SOCIETY Federated Church Youth Fellowship First Meeting Held Addie Grueser Is Hostess For The Third Friday Club United Method 1st Youth Mission Classes Held Enterprise EUB W1lling Workers Class Meets WASHINGTON UP - Missile builder Donald W Doual01 called today for • • ••• • r ,, l' Spending the week end "lth Mr nnd Mrs George Vetth Sr ~Aero George Veith Ji of Columbus and Mr and Mrs Carl Rathburn of I ness subcommittee that such a weapon might well be the dil rcrence between survival or disaster but so f'ar only a ' amaH fraction of the necesaary funds h11s been made avai!able Delay and mdeciston on the Pa rt of many 1n the defense es .A tabhshment can be as damaging lo us m the long run aa any ac lion bv a potential agsressor be sud Test Rockol Flrod H1s testimony conlnclded w1th these Defense Department an nouncements ft 'Mr and Mrs A C Felton who have been residing 1n Mrs Blanch Haptonstall s apin,mcnt have mov cd to Virginia Mr and Mrs John Lockwood of Bowersville spent the week end with her parents Rev and Mrs Ra)nHm Konkrla:ht aud fam1ly Mrs Lockwood was the guest so ~, J De111ounc•• e....u, Douglas and two other a1reraft Industry representatives were called before tlte subcommittees us Democrats den<>unced Pres! dent E1senhow~r s apparent ease up on swift reorganization of the Prnt11gon and demanded the ad mmtstratmn get moving on a nuclear powered space ship Douglas opened hiS tesl1mony on an opt m1sttc note saying he did not sht~re the gloomy optn oon of so maey tijat the nee lor wr.apon supremacy baa been lost forever The armed forces and indus~ try he sa1d, have been doing a much better job of keep1ng poce w•th any potential enemy that the pu.bhc realiZes ' He cited swift develoMtont of tho Thor as one bricbt •pot CIIOI Wllllni Pr-11 Douglas recommended Bornethmg be done to ease the timeconsuming agomzlng 'prDCess ol wcutmg lor offiCial deciSions " \ One conspicuous example of failure to make early and fll'm dec1saons 1s the Zeut anti misstle project he said Nearly 1wo years aso we felt this weapon wao suff•denl))l fcaolble to wal rant a go khead He ssld the problem will not he solved by 'putting committees on top of committees and czus on top of czars NEW DRIVI-IN WEST LAFAYETfE-- Slgn on Southworth s Book Stoa1 wtucn recent!) was damaged when H /car cra~hed through the front vmdow Purdue UmversltJ s n\v dnvc m bookstDre" * • * * * •• ** • • end 1\frs Oscar Bastlnl and new son Oscar Jobn IV have befm brought to the !tome o( her parents Mr from tbe s lol>n YOW' idea I hot, hot shower. YoU4'tifo 11dea to wbb tboso dhmer disheo IIMI ..1them oot of tho way j1 i) ~ 1 Jl.r-r r rl y..,. water'• roldl 1, I It Tbe trouble,., orduwy water haatcrs can't dehvor that much hot waw 1 .U at OIIOt. But a Family Rated G/\8 W•ter Heater can! Evon 1f you re tak.in1 a ohowor and your wofo • doing dilohea -<Jr evon if tho automatlo <( J).' W...,. 1101111 and oomecno'o runmng a both " B•l romonlber only Family Ruled GAS Water Heatere are f..t onoush f9r thlo ,..,,• ...,., hot weter ..rv•<» Only GAS dooo tho JOb 3 TllltES " , 1;11&.\PER than any other aulom•UC method. Slop "'~~•1111 out of""' wat.rl &e your Pluml>er or Gtu Appl10nce Dtakr (or m -ur.,F11111Uy RattdGAS U<ll<r htalerl AMERICAN !ilrANDARD • Duo-TRUll IICIII4Ir • J- Wooo • LAWIION • A 0 BIIITH • &x • lbu:BM • RWD NH• oHJo- ,.u-.~· ,~d~on~~~u~~ ' f.UT OP THI COLUMBIA eAI .VIJI ,::;1""~~~diOD our OAS maine, tvt'Y dopendoble L•.. OA8 TlwlldliJIIt8:J0 D.M. on Cl&•\'v. UIIO • "I'UllouMIIO'' ·---- SING!& VOPII-6c. y CouncU Meeting Gasoline, Meters And Taxis national ·---:--~~-7---~~---·--Sh_e_'ll_W..:.._alk-___,..!!.___ commander Cause Break In Harmony Trend Gleason, lr ~avis Is 1 pa1t COJilmander of Drew Webster Post if aetiv,. Mr Pomeroy VIllage C(;uncll Monday evemng In a lengthy ses118 second meeting of the year accompUshed but little bther than gomg mto debate on varoous subjects which were eventually referred to committees for further action and study A break m the harmony wh1cb had prevailed 1n the first In child welfare and rehabU!ta tlon, end 1a currenUy oerv •1 ~lon tn as chairman of the Paul Revere Committee In Meigs Count)' A State ffi$hway Palfolmal• llr Davl• II very acllve In th' Enterprise E U B Church, end 11 o frequent speaker It eiVIc end parent groupa on hlgtiway safety 'l'h•' '"~"" will leave by lwo Wednesday morn jng for Mor,gant,own and will b< taken from to Fa~rmont, 19 m1les away, fly automobile IJoris 'loibodeu Is Betty Crocker Contest Winne•· (, !JJt U eJvey Ida JJ. • Funeral Semces To Be Thursday A wldesprea4 ano'Wit<.r~, lng up m atze what punch moved bulk•ly today an~ pronuaed more -~J:~jl;: 1n the hard hot -Ntm~ AI 1 ' "-'·'";~:. •totes Few polnh e"l of the ConU nentol Divide escaped the turtiu lent otorm lh• Midwest a ol tho ~ason as It high snows In LehonoQ, turned hlshwaya Into dc•tb I Eaatem Star strYices will bE' held lor the deceased on Wed nesdav at 1 30 P m in tr.e chapel The deceased who was a mem ber ol the Raeme Chapter OES and the Portland 1 MethoJdtSt be buned In the Le tyl)t arm•-praclkal tHY rolling cattort Hlrt 10o-11 ccmfQtt-comlort bt,ol'ld &Oft- hmtriOIJS Best of 111-Ullalovtly lOll CIA bt fO\Iflll ~~~ 11 you t•k• attventege of thll o~er. COm !)Ill- 10 MATCIIING CIIAII~ $149.00 11w1n~• See the <:omRI'te Li111 of Kroehler and Volentine-Seaver Living Room Suites Now on Sole in the Fumiture Dept. on the Se~ond Floor. ' Il cii~ery. 3, to senio" Ord1nance ·~·kt··~ au providmg for the change of the names prh,ate' &ltd par• '""' April 17 at a banquet mbethenamed Wa• dorf Astoroa Hotel In New Yor< Clly General Mills t. sponsor of the program designed to as51st acjooola In education for horrle and family living This years huge entry brlng.s the four year partl elpatlo~ over the million mark A total of 1 071 000 ilrls h08 e~ rolled In thla natoonal hom,.mak ~ lng proJect amc.e 1t was launched m !liM A total of $106';oQo In scbolarsblps wllt be awardedih s year • ) Each State Betty Crocker 11om• Bure.au lng The child " ~ l'lclbn .ol • ease known as Frediiel'a Atalla rain• were the o\9pllachilllll ihe AUortiC Coast A movement of molal GuU olr exerted a alight warm•ftl lnflu encc In the East wblch wos hit by 80 degree belo"& zcrl).tempera lures m the New York Adlron daeko Monolay A mixture of rain and oleet In the North Atlantic ICI]IJI • j a1d 1nstructora rtf. trainmg "'sesswn for Retl Cro&l volunteers Jn Meigs and GalUs Count1e1 m Ohl~ JaWon and Mason Counties ln West Vtrgtnl3 ' Amnd ' 'fr.ainiri! Meeting At ,Syracuse was expected to create new driv lng hazards In the are 1 end turn lo Iicht snow later In the day Temperature.! dropped m the nat1on s mid sectton as t~e storm pulled eastward In 1 bread are• It was also suggested peophl mcetm~s.~ ---- Penonst plannmg to .. ttcnd .are asked to contact Mr.s Jane Hamm Mason County Red Cross exee11 t1ve sccref,.ary or Russell Priddy /trst atd 'lind water safEty cball' man The latter may be reached at the GalliR County extens1on of flee during office hours-. should tram themselves With a hDbby or worthwlhle activthea so that they aJways can (md some thmg useful to do These leaders' w1U ret11rn to tbeit elubs and gave a program on thts subJect Mrs Nolan was 10 structor olea The scholarship ol the young All Divorce Action Is Dismissed By Agreemcmt Ain.erica11 Homemaker of Tomorrow will t.. increased to $S 000 Girls who rank ''cond, thord and lourth 1n tho~Mtlon will reee~vo ..,ooo ,f3•'1!!1'·': and $2,000 seholarsnlps Proseentor Asks Trial Date ' For Freezer Salesmen Bt Set O'Brien ~ today be would ask set five defendants In the Food Janullry :i7tb )VI!eli a h_eii'IJIS l,h 130pm - - - - - - - -- Meeting Is Held Of Meigs TB And Health Ass'n The seml·annual meeUng of the Executive Commottee and Board of Dltectors of the Meigs County Tuberculosis and Health Association was held Monday evemng at the Heath Methodist Chureh ID Middleport with Henry Null Prestdent, In cb4rge Mrs Wallac:e Bradlord, Exetl)tlve Secretary reported that Semt Annual Meeun, 2 30 J>l 1 total of $31fl6.80 h" been reach Patients at the hospital arc 04 to dal$ In the annual sale or ~hrlatmae Seala Go•l for \ he ssle at f!),:I&O 110 maklns- ttie group $13 71J.short of !be tool, however 1 lt'IV contributltna are still be ln1 IOC<]lVed and 11 Ia belleved that the goal Will be rel'lehed Plans wer~ .made for the annull) ~~~ to be h~ld at Rutland 10 Mlo'c!ti \1n~ ,lt, )\'ftl ill~ouo~ed thai Ill~ Mo6ile Clielt xnay Unit will be 11 vorlou&' locations In Me1g; Coupty ~m ll"ch 25 throu"h April 3 e from ten of the 14 countif.li rc presented It was repor!ed that the lo"l Health A&90CIBhon han made the favors for the Nelsonvdle Hosp1 Attendmg from Columbia were E'reda Sm1th and Mrs Dale Dye In relation to the Parktng Lot Ughun g proJect 1t was rt!vealc1 tb.at the Columbus Southem and Ohm Eledr1c has also made a survey of the parkmg lots and Is' preparing a report that Is ex pected to be made to Cuunc1l at 1ts next mJ!etmg A prcvtouS rc port on the proposed proJcet has already beeo made by tltc Oh ll Power Co In the matter or pro\tlmg a slreet dt'partment garage ror the housmg- of the village vchiCIPs several s1tes for such a glm"e were proposed w1tb the matt~r ev ~n tually betng referred to th Street Comm1lt.cc lor further study and report Two cttes on" at the foot of the Children s Home Hill and the other on Statr Route 7 we~ e dtscu.ssed durm., tbe Se$SIOD Denny MIJttohom as representa ltve of the Dual Parkmg Meter Co appeared before council rc lattve t& the rcpla~ement o£ workmg mechalllsnu of the pr< sent parking meters on the v1l Harrooovdle Addoe Bradfield and !age strcels 1 ' Norma Lee Alfred, Isola Taylor It wa! pomlcd out that man) and Genevteve Guthne Portlaml of the present meters are now m Ethyl Swan and Edtla Paynter operatiVe and not !IIVmg the ser l Bedlord, ;trs Anna Hart and Mrs v1ee IMy'!hould Monona!\ made Bertha Williams, Rock Sprmg.s, the v•llage a propos tooo ol re Phoebe Clark and Mro Gladys Mor placmg the clocks gaskets and A dlvorerce: Salurday w 1~fi;~~~JI;~~'.; the day 1n HemlGCt Grove, Mrs Cll,ra com entrances o( the present I' ~OIUIJOo and Mrs Ruth Paulson meters at the pii~o of $32 50 earl! Holliday Syra providmg the"vtUagc tlsclf woull Cottrill and Margaret place the gasktts m the ... M•ry R Kmg 0 Kmg for divorce She Was represented I})' attorneys Webster aud Fultz olf motion of the pla10t1ft MonUay, the su1t was dismiSsed At"el A Dav1s, Danville repi'c..nttJ by 0 Br1en and 0 Bnen asks~ a d1voree from ...Vera L Da VI! Ravenpa Ohio, m another en try f1led Ieday Architect Falls To Death At Cincinnati I UP - \ A Cln<1n lal wblch were used on New nataCINCINNATI architect attd former cbatr Years Day Mrs Harmon 0 Bnen l)lan of the City Plann1og Com Syraeusc 1s president of the mlsalon plunged to hiS death M.on !ourteer county orgamzatlon daY from Ol\e ol the uppen floora Mrs Dw•ght Wallace gave a report on the annuli atate nlee! of the Carew Tower In downtown !ng helo in Columbus and the Cincinnati T~e boBy of Henry A Bett.lmn, group doseuased the pesslhlllties 48, VIIs found on the 16th floor of expanding th.ctr actiVIties into ather f1eldli such as the newly Whldow ledge Poltce found :waah orgamzed Me1gs CuUIJty Health room wmdows open on both the 25th and 39th lloors and sunailoed Counetl Altend•n~ were Null ~Irs. :Jirad lbe plunge began from one ol the ford Mrs Wallace, Harold w'ood other lloors The body apparenUy gerd anual Seal Sale ch•orman, ltr~ek tbe ledt!e on the 21St floor Mia Frieda Faehnle Ben Philson and !ben tumbled to the 16th A w1tness, Maur1ee- Weislbach Mrs Harriet Nelgler Mtss Ber nice Ledbe Mrs Dean Bsmllz, manager of Ames '(favel Sc:i'vlce Rlthard Chambers Wallace Brad on the 19th lloor 61ld he !IW a loi't and Ita Kathryn Shavoron, bl~~ object pass the windo'( ood U,.0: "I bean! a- tr..,.DdOUij lb~d. ' lkl' o street. within the village l"n w~h Children a Ho)l!e Hll! would bol changed lo Mul~; J1e1ghta and LoCos! SL, on~ would b< changl!llo,4n Bllllllei-e Avenue wa• tem~ny tall~d 1n order tha other lfleel n2me ehangcr coultl also be mcorporaled lanua!)' 2'1 Nineteen leaden ~elected from ' through January 31 m Pt Pleasl hOme demonsf.J'ahon dubs In :mt with the Muon Count\' Chap. Meags County attended a tr:nmng tor of the American · Red Crost meeting last week on the subJect .servmg as boat How to Live In Later Yean at The stMIIlns wdl be held from the home of Mrs Geneva Nolan 7 o clock urlttl 10 o clock each m Syracuse eventng ' Only currently certlfted m They were advised to bke a structors are asked to attend the look at themselves and ask and scstJibns durmg Lhe [1rst three try to answer qucstsons about boW days. Instructors whose authonza they m1ght better adJust (or bapt1ons have recently advm1ced flr~t pter hvmg m the future alders are asked to 1ttend all wdl be conducted extendmg !rom the Gulf Into the Ohm Valley rainfall totals were close to a halllneh In man) n1akcr of Tomorrow wall rtc.eivc place! a $!,Mil scholarship and an edu l eotlonal trip w•th her school ad v~or to washington D c oolon lal Woillpmsburg va and New York C!ly A ~ scholarship will be awarded the •e<ond rankin! girl In each state The school of the alate winner w1ll re<elve a aet of the EncyclopaediO Brotan \toman named Mond<~Y F'mit m.ehl s dtscussJOns nd calion of a brc~k the h>rmomous relalwns nf the cou nr I mt mbers was notu:f! tl 1• when Jt 'WiiS sug~:cstcd ula l COUll ell explore t~e po.,slbiiJty ur nSkll g lo ~a l j:tasohne dealers t, 2llow the village for a two rent per ga llon dlFOUDt on gasolme pur ~h ascs ,or Ide VIllage police omer}le ncy and ot11er vehid esA molton lo that elicct wa~ made by Councilman Franklm Ri zcr and seconded by Don Mullen but was met with ob)C'CtlOn b" Councilman Roy Betzing whll charged thal to ask that of sta t(ons whose marg n 11 already small enough would be unjust Betzmg .,a1d that tf such a1 agreemcnl were to be made that some of the suppliers of galllllln' to the e•ty would be exeluded bt• cause they are not perm1tted to rnal.e such discounts. In the vol mg that followed Betltng voted "No to the propi)sttmn while Councilmen Richard Jones Les he Fultz Frankbn R11cr Don Mullen and Dor Schaefer voted (or the meill'iure 1 Sirla 1n lhe groduatlni class H•r examlhatl<ill pAper w19 be ente• ed In competition to ~ame tins al'!te' <!ndidate tor the title ol fl-U American of Toand eonal<l the In Mrs Edward Stobart 11nd new • counc I b• ''" Ia "'ert Itself fll Fvnr.ral &ervicea will he ltclrl Thursday at 1 30 p m from the EwJDg Funeral ..Chapel for Ida L McKelvey, 80, .,t Portland who d1ed early TuesdAy momtng m the Metgs General Hospita where sbe had been a patient The Bolly Crocker Homemaker e! Tomoq:ow In Pomeroy llleh ~~pol is Doris Imboden daugll 'for! of !!I'll Neva Grimm Pomerov .,., Slie ricejve4 \he h1ghest score ramy downpours ajona , ,lit \o ,.'riiten exom\ftaUon on home Soulhcut miimg koow(ad&e and altltudr. ... admiDjat.r:ed Dee meeting was eas1ly dtscermble- as th e m1nor1ly group of ttle new ~K Snowstonn S;Ud To Be Moving Steadily East born Wedbesday flthty fl~• lncht1 of sotld hnuryl E'ltfV Inch tailored In tlur custom Hltclion of lht ntwe51labllu-with 1 wldtlfllt'f Dl colora to thooN from Betutifully styltd and dtlllltd wllh-t&lrlking cum4 II'Oftt-dtlp blstuH lufhd bltl•IITllltloungt It ' vlee.s for the 83 year old lawmak ller who doed. of cancer Saturdo W R Davis of Pomoroy bos will be held at 2 p m Wedne~ be~n appomted to tbe Notional on the Fors' Prosbyt 1 Education and SeholarJhlp ,.m er au mlttee of th~ Amerleon Le1lon The appomtment come dlre<tlv and Mrs Bruce Lloyd from Hoi , ' !'her~ zcr Hospial where the baby was daughter Karolea Kim have been returned horne from Holzer HoB pita I Janis Chllda a atudent nurse at Holzer Hoopltal 11 confl"l'd there with a virus Infection Mr and Mro If<• Swick and Mn Jackie Haycooktlof Columbu& ;pent the weok end ero with Mr and Mrs C H Wlso 1~r C }I Wloc Sr and dauahter Ruth They also vi .. !ted In Portlond with Mr and Mrs David Ydst Mn Mabel Marshall and Airs Taylor Gropn Mr ~nd Mrs Edgar Vale and daugoter, Jkttlna, of Columbu~ have h,.n vlaltlnl here with Mr and Mn William Wyalt Carol CliJwell Barbaro and Bet ty Covert, l!Uth Ann Edwards Dl an' Stumba, John Ketchka and Galy Ault returned home Sunday after apendjna the week end io Golllpohl wiM!re they attlmded tho M•d Winter iiiiUtute of the loletb.. dial Youth Fellowship !Irs Jamea Cruwall end Eudell Konkrlght went to GalliP!lll• Slliiday tO' get lbom - • • of TO Si1DW FILM A color lolm made by the stone Tire and Rubber Company abOWiftl !COnca from the !ndoanap. oils SpeedwAY flm'!\11 500-mlle racea and ol the 111\XIcan C)'osa country race will tie shown Wednesday at th~ regular noon meet 101 of the Pomeroy Lions Club Lord s Prayer Da\e ForreBl of Pittsburgh Ptt \!Sited Mr and \'1rs James Sunp son and Sandra over the week Ollio ltaln ftdor, noiiOII!l with snow •xtttrnt ~. ""lbly ch•ntJintl to l)fht ~ Of flurrltt ..W tomlntl C$ltlor fo. nlsht Wodllllday ...., florrltt 1nd colder l11t to JOUthMit winds lncrooll1111 N ~0-30 MPH lodoy high nnelntl ,..., "" 30• txtmne no•'fh to 401 south a~ld control Low ""lght ''""' tho 20t extreme Wllf to 2J.3I) tnt etltinel n.arcUveiY J lo iS! at Hoalh Mothoti1Sl Church Sunday morning and sa ng The GET A MODERN AUTOMA-TIC I GAS WATfR H~ATER e DaVIS Js Nabled< tloas 'Profound sorrow ' T0 EducatiOll • aJ The body of Neely lay In alai~ at his lomlly borne hJH / ot arrlvtd bY, train froln Wubin& G • IO!f early Monday Funerol aer roup Of Le111Qft fully at Cape Canoveral Fla - The l~rst eonllngent of 200 to t•m Weathlr•y UNITID PIISS F~IRMONT, W Va (UP) - A l~·melnber Senate delua· tloll headed by Democralle iLeader Lyndon B Johnson and Rllpubllcan Leader William r Knowland will reprelfilt ~e Sepate at funeral serv1ces here Wednesday for vetenn Sen Matthew M Neely Makeup of the delegatlon was announced Monday bj,oth 1h9uses ol Congr~ ad 1 - - - - - - .~...:...-:;.....,....,. QUI'ned lor lhe day 9.ul ol re,. , P.ct lor Neely after hearln_l hlm julo&lzed and adopting resolu I - A small test roclcet powered 300 Air Force technictans has been ordered to tlte Army a Red stone arsenal at Huntsville Ala , for trammg with the 1 500-mile Jup1ter nnsslie Douglas company a pioneer airplane manufacturer bas a va rtcty of defense contracts includ ' mg work on the Thor intermedi ate range ballistic missile and the N\ke Zeus anti miSsile sys • Senate Delegation,To Attend ~en. Neely Service 1' by a Iorerudner {J{ the sohd fuels sl<>m to be used m the Navy s Polaris mtsstle was fired success SAVE $50 VALENTINE-SEAVER ORIGINALS "PRESIDENTIAL" CRESCENT FRONT SOFA Gall•polls defense He told the Senate Prepared br ••••••••• •••• In the program Douglas chairman of the Douglas Atrcraft Co 1ald an anti m1sslle rn1ss1Je 'has been feasible for some t1me and he is ready to 5tart butldmg one as soon as he gets a go-ahead I * * * * and family more gutz and less gobbledegook Middleport Sodetv • • I meter I- ~~~~------~-~~<C~o~n~t·~nu~e~d~o~n0:P~ag~e~~F~•v~e)C l j I I Five Railroads Are Seeking Higher Freight Rate In Oltio COLUMBUS (UP) - A Pubtic Ubhties ComTIIISSIOn hear mg was schedule<\ today on A petition by ftve prmc1pal ra1l for permissiOn to hike freoght rates and charges m Ohio by as much as 20 per cent, effectiVe Feb I I' The railroads are The Baltimore 111 Oh10, Ene New York Central, New York, Ch1cago & St Louis, and the Pennsyl vama However the petition was ftled an bthaH of all ot!lrr steam railroads operatmg m Ohm There Ire 48 others Th.., railroads malnla !l~d that untler labor agreemc!ltfl they Were fcrccd to pay substantwl increases m annual wage rates' 0i'hc!ie wB~ hikes plu~ incre11.sed opcrit!Pg costs along with dep\e elatiOn have not been oonstd(lrecl before by the commir"1on thP ~:~Uroarb saJd The railroads also aM.: rted that a~~s granted by th~ PUC e 1 fetflve Nov 1 1957 h l\e bP.eJ .. bmmated by tha~l\ addlttona' ... pcmes. inw I --:-- _.:..__ __ ...:.:._ mcreased costs due. to payroll h1kes The reports claimed the petitioners, md1cate the need for Increases lo cover current 111 curred expenses to improve thcu fmanr1al posltton The pelllion contended the rat! ruads !rave never been m such t1 'critical fmanc1al posJtit:Jn sm .. e the depression years of the 1930 s Mamtl'nanre units nave been redured the number of WlSC" vlccablc cars ts mount ng pro-grams for capital expendaturen ltave been reduced employes laatl off and dividends redured or oot In their petition lolerl Dec 30 pa~d at all, the ral)roads claim 1957 the 1••lroad.s o1ted two PUC The pciiUon aakOII rell,el IOP!lrls--<>De on Aug 8 195'i and cause '•I ,. \'Ita~ to !be p~=~~ one on Oct ~ 1957-ln which tion of a sound n1lroad tl the commLsston recognized the system adequate to faet that railroads are laced wltb coDIOIOI'C• ol Ohio ' 'I I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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