http://66.213.69.5/files/original/fbf59917d76d7bc13ed0e8818c92e251.pdf 7246ef94341c1e7002120149a4f232cf PDF Text Text ~- ---·~ • io .. • . .IV ' ' ' Wo'll • • • • • • 0 l .' \ OF .. ' "' .~· ' ns o ' • . '·' ·. ' ' !I ,. •- ' en It's a .' ·~ • J D thin Is ld lot of e h life it ! e ill(/ w i he' .v probl I [ II OUR AGE E Po· roy ... . ' • II • •• • ' ·"'· .< ' . .P �r., ' ·- ' . ~ 04i fy·Senti nel,.Po~!oY·"4cll~polt,Ohio . : .. Saturdoy, April 30, 1955 - ....... , The DaHv Sentinel f' ' • The' AtH Tht BES1i rn food S.rying ; ·~ .{ I Since 1947- tome..Oy,QNo J ;- ' ,41! , ......... .Dur· ....UDi • .dil· eoaeerniog c1.·m· new dillHtorase umed lin. LtoC.bliUaad ~ a s..but-·ia Mu. Gilm.;.., I·.;;;:;;;;;~;;; 111'1. Loe l'l'att, Ir With Mra:. _SEE · A of . •A ~'l""rman d~lkeo to '" ~pahr (ije-Juat as a far· *mer IO,enck mucb Ume 1av'm.g ' weak "!111-'llke a !a1111 "'lfe re'fuM •to rl*f·up ~~~ lor the Jo,tiv oHjt~t~., ,,. ~aned . lamb Itt fbe · bo~ , .... tile Iter kltcbea ltaft. 'So there wu sentfJJ;leDt 'in our .rfo!Q to, lbt4 mea and mo~'n®ll'h to nve The Senti· alto were more •' 'i ,p,tstan~ing _·; import· ' the Metg•Muon a great future-olte with . ,'. ''~'1. • ·ss·'E S' .·. '· ..,, . . • . '., , is. \..' G.rowtb wi~h a capital ..G.. b a and in laws whlcll prated the faet .qf life In lbc Meili(s-Mason sovereignt~ of the Individual in area ~day. lt looms with stunn· the ownership of proo••rty and in ln1 ~po}'tloftl ,even in a e(lun- re'i!lious and ·political matters botry t~at has known nothtn• el yond any m'aterlal value. for over a century and a half. T e So long y he behaves himself, JIORUiptli!\1 II lnqretl\!>8 ltt4 ry the IndividUal .<~n still do pretty MP.andlnl. The wide cpe aces much as he pleaseJ In our country. of one day become the teamtn1 But the . Jiresaurea toward cona!J,oppt,n1 ccntora, oft 1l'e Q.ex!., Ili . forrnlt~ .,tbr.e,aten \1,t9 gro,w ,· along tbe !paterlal way t• qre U•~ lq," ~ftb B!~tbina: else. an•Jn nation I breathiaJc:lnl ora. BUt 1JI{ biher Or ritdtocN! confolmist, would lide or the coin l• soberln1. hardlv be tit to carry the rcsponThe. r~uon l~r qur belh8 as a stbllitlefl or free rqen: 1f1ts 18 why lfe•t area in a· ,..... n-,ddn, doea far-sighted Industrial, educational not 1how in bu1lneu Index,_ nor and pqJltlcal spokesmen are en· In a chromeplatpd 4t~d.ard oflt'v- deavorlna to preserve individual. Ina. It Ilea ln an attituf;le of·mind lt~m and private lnitlntlve here. junio::~~rri=~~~h s.hool or t~e son Mr. and M~s. Herbert Boney, Pomeroy. David 1s employ· ed in the Circulation Department and works after school hours. He ha.11 two brothers, E4wlllj and Joel. He is a member of the United Me~hodlat Ohurch Pomeroy. He is iD ~RRO~~ Y.l).r .~~"~ 4•\' .' CrowtbAndProe.ress _. ' . ' • . ~; 1• . . ' .. ' .;· ' ',. '•J ! ' I.!IROIITT' BandyvJUe, W. .VII., bn · beell ' It employed .. as fioormQ.·op,rator ~t , Th' ·Dail~ Sentinel Jor oeverol weeh1. Mrl the eort of Mr. and Mra. COAtUNAND SEE U$ fpr Q.11ciJity P~uctr. Llvef.. the school Gl.. Club and take• an active part in other school aetivities as Variety Show and As· , sembly ·proahmB'. ' TWo of David's f,avorlte pasttimes Is swlmmln¥ and helping present "Maaician ~'" '';.•., .,.·'".' ~J'!Iqd ,(G liavP. Part of the progress the Meigs-Mason Area 2 years. , S~ows. " . We ,w~uld lilce to take 0 PJ!Qril.nity to salute the Ji!te P!IO!>Ie of this anll lif thank you for ~ '1>11Slness. ~t ~ . . ., c~sTo' ~umber Co. . '":'\·f· ...: :!rov,~t(I:O. ·' •' Ohio ~ , . Due to tlie ' t . ~OI~itel~ll~ti~.: Pf< W,~ll~rit~· ~,- ~~-1,;~~~ :·. Hospifcif/1 will disconfinpe·i\1~ ..~retllv• ·rllln_.:.u_~ fol;lhi.. • ; i-Tt'·~ .f. ~~~ ,,;P " f • • .., ,·~~ f il·'f':'~ 1 nomi~!!,on to t'!_e of-1~~~ oh,iipr ~ ~pQ~"~ 'I~', · . f .' .oU1flr!t .M,;4N~II~,tlft\>l1:5r 11 •r• •' . . Ql~.· :·'· etor . ' . ~'3 I . -, ' • ' ") J1 Even in politics, there are tthi~i. th~t should• fie ' Maintolned . ' ' .. ° < • ~• ' ~ ' ) • ~ ' • ? . 'o' ' j /i I > I'< • • _,. ¥"d I feel thot it•watald obe .,Ji!lpomiWI~n lib fat lrie to continue 11- ~itd Wilt"'1'~~,~~f.int l)i.Jwe ·¢.,.,, '~• ·'to~IJI'I' t;~··, tl?N"~'tl! ~--f..r:. .Mel· ~on~,~1'1 . '· . . I'"' 1t ; • " • • ! '' ' .., "1 ,, . vlgorot,tt ccunpe.ign -whU nlyap,-oaentis·,lyaicolly unable tO ' ' . ' I· '. (IJ'jli{)" ·WA· PIN~. 4t the MMtril · , •••• urant 1)11~11-.. . '. - ~·~••otT . ·' ' ~. , 11 f.~.~ )>ol. Adv• �r., ' ·- ' . ~ 04i fy·Senti nel,.Po~!oY·"4cll~polt,Ohio . : .. Saturdoy, April 30, 1955 - ....... , The DaHv Sentinel f' ' • The' AtH Tht BES1i rn food S.rying ; ·~ .{ I Since 1947- tome..Oy,QNo J ;- ' ,41! , ......... .Dur· ....UDi • .dil· eoaeerniog c1.·m· new dillHtorase umed lin. LtoC.bliUaad ~ a s..but-·ia Mu. Gilm.;.., I·.;;;:;;;;;~;;; 111'1. Loe l'l'att, Ir With Mra:. _SEE · A of . •A ~'l""rman d~lkeo to '" ~pahr (ije-Juat as a far· *mer IO,enck mucb Ume 1av'm.g ' weak "!111-'llke a !a1111 "'lfe re'fuM •to rl*f·up ~~~ lor the Jo,tiv oHjt~t~., ,,. ~aned . lamb Itt fbe · bo~ , .... tile Iter kltcbea ltaft. 'So there wu sentfJJ;leDt 'in our .rfo!Q to, lbt4 mea and mo~'n®ll'h to nve The Senti· alto were more •' 'i ,p,tstan~ing _·; import· ' the Metg•Muon a great future-olte with . ,'. ''~'1. • ·ss·'E S' .·. '· ..,, . . • . '., , is. \..' G.rowtb wi~h a capital ..G.. b a and in laws whlcll prated the faet .qf life In lbc Meili(s-Mason sovereignt~ of the Individual in area ~day. lt looms with stunn· the ownership of proo••rty and in ln1 ~po}'tloftl ,even in a e(lun- re'i!lious and ·political matters botry t~at has known nothtn• el yond any m'aterlal value. for over a century and a half. T e So long y he behaves himself, JIORUiptli!\1 II lnqretl\!>8 ltt4 ry the IndividUal .<~n still do pretty MP.andlnl. The wide cpe aces much as he pleaseJ In our country. of one day become the teamtn1 But the . Jiresaurea toward cona!J,oppt,n1 ccntora, oft 1l'e Q.ex!., Ili . forrnlt~ .,tbr.e,aten \1,t9 gro,w ,· along tbe !paterlal way t• qre U•~ lq," ~ftb B!~tbina: else. an•Jn nation I breathiaJc:lnl ora. BUt 1JI{ biher Or ritdtocN! confolmist, would lide or the coin l• soberln1. hardlv be tit to carry the rcsponThe. r~uon l~r qur belh8 as a stbllitlefl or free rqen: 1f1ts 18 why lfe•t area in a· ,..... n-,ddn, doea far-sighted Industrial, educational not 1how in bu1lneu Index,_ nor and pqJltlcal spokesmen are en· In a chromeplatpd 4t~d.ard oflt'v- deavorlna to preserve individual. Ina. It Ilea ln an attituf;le of·mind lt~m and private lnitlntlve here. junio::~~rri=~~~h s.hool or t~e son Mr. and M~s. Herbert Boney, Pomeroy. David 1s employ· ed in the Circulation Department and works after school hours. He ha.11 two brothers, E4wlllj and Joel. He is a member of the United Me~hodlat Ohurch Pomeroy. He is iD ~RRO~~ Y.l).r .~~"~ 4•\' .' CrowtbAndProe.ress _. ' . ' • . ~; 1• . . ' .. ' .;· ' ',. '•J ! ' I.!IROIITT' BandyvJUe, W. .VII., bn · beell ' It employed .. as fioormQ.·op,rator ~t , Th' ·Dail~ Sentinel Jor oeverol weeh1. Mrl the eort of Mr. and Mra. COAtUNAND SEE U$ fpr Q.11ciJity P~uctr. Llvef.. the school Gl.. Club and take• an active part in other school aetivities as Variety Show and As· , sembly ·proahmB'. ' TWo of David's f,avorlte pasttimes Is swlmmln¥ and helping present "Maaician ~'" '';.•., .,.·'".' ~J'!Iqd ,(G liavP. Part of the progress the Meigs-Mason Area 2 years. , S~ows. " . We ,w~uld lilce to take 0 PJ!Qril.nity to salute the Ji!te P!IO!>Ie of this anll lif thank you for ~ '1>11Slness. ~t ~ . . ., c~sTo' ~umber Co. . '":'\·f· ...: :!rov,~t(I:O. ·' •' Ohio ~ , . Due to tlie ' t . ~OI~itel~ll~ti~.: Pf< W,~ll~rit~· ~,- ~~-1,;~~~ :·. Hospifcif/1 will disconfinpe·i\1~ ..~retllv• ·rllln_.:.u_~ fol;lhi.. • ; i-Tt'·~ .f. ~~~ ,,;P " f • • .., ,·~~ f il·'f':'~ 1 nomi~!!,on to t'!_e of-1~~~ oh,iipr ~ ~pQ~"~ 'I~', · . f .' .oU1flr!t .M,;4N~II~,tlft\>l1:5r 11 •r• •' . . Ql~.· :·'· etor . ' . ~'3 I . -, ' • ' ") J1 Even in politics, there are tthi~i. th~t should• fie ' Maintolned . ' ' .. ° < • ~• ' ~ ' ) • ~ ' • ? . 'o' ' j /i I > I'< • • _,. ¥"d I feel thot it•watald obe .,Ji!lpomiWI~n lib fat lrie to continue 11- ~itd Wilt"'1'~~,~~f.int l)i.Jwe ·¢.,.,, '~• ·'to~IJI'I' t;~··, tl?N"~'tl! ~--f..r:. .Mel· ~on~,~1'1 . '· . . I'"' 1t ; • " • • ! '' ' .., "1 ,, . vlgorot,tt ccunpe.ign -whU nlyap,-oaentis·,lyaicolly unable tO ' ' . ' I· '. (IJ'jli{)" ·WA· PIN~. 4t the MMtril · , •••• urant 1)11~11-.. . '. - ~·~••otT . ·' ' ~. , 11 f.~.~ )>ol. Adv• �' • l9.$5 ( TEAMS Lepon Meetinl( 1'1 A.ucl•'1' OPENS~ON AH Eyes On Santee THIS WEEKEND • ...._...,... •flwn•• ..... 4Ift the achedult. 0o "-' 1-1 - c.a. .. c-.. 111ft _ . . , llfHI ...,.. will 1M tlortfor4 1T~ The "''"' ...... of .... ...., wlli lind ............ Jijoylne ..... .. .,_,.._ ...... ..... h Idle on openln1 'fhl!. Ceolwiii.-Mitlilleport • VETERAN SELICTMAN MOUNT WASIU.NGON llau.1 rel&r• 10t under WI)', and Drake elected .tor h1s 4ht yelr offiCials said the Ira k " man. Gilbert Isaacson, c wu never be one of the oldest faater" · --:---point of service in New also was named road tree warden and cemetery· HILIOSCOPE JERSIY CHOICI missioner . CAMDEN, N. J. 'UP-The New Jer.aey raein.c season opens today LEAVES SECRET snVICI at Garden State Park with Helloscope, an old ume favorjte head- ...n. cltJh thwJtl fl..., Dk:k Spencer of the> Athtnt Cavnty nine and Mlck· *'/- Mltler ,., the Mldclle,.,. -~=-~~~~1:• ~~~pl~tcfl~or'~•~1~~~~be~fie~l~d~lor~t~h~e ~$28~,ooo:·~·d:d~-~ ofyears BOSTON · Rice . It will pro-Forre Handicap. Hyde PorkUPhasAionw retired H. after lluel. in the Secret Service. r BARTON'S McKNIGHT PRESCRIPTION For Ulcers and Upset Stornach BARTON'S DRUG StORE AVAlLABLE ONLY AT SeeondSireel l'tmeroy, Ohio ' - • • ' !' tbat eopdlUOu never wue better. . Ideal weather wu dpected to . ' .1 .. conUnQe 11 tbe teeoad day ot the UP- A town .official wu recen~o&~ ' ·Jiloy hoot .. ville will • • I ill regular meeting o.n May 2 8:0 pO.m . Routule bllltiJt.HJ minute mile. The uperta .....eel ~oyol will ..... ,. ...... ~ • II:OJNES, Iowa UP-The plans !or Memorial 1:>11 l'JP eyes of Ute ~lr world turned to- taken up. All merrj)em of day to the .Drake Relays, where Post are airgentJy roequeated (Onfident Wa Santee make~ hil attend tbU meeliu&:. bid for thO tint Americlll tourD~ The - , ........,. Ohio ~~­ ;hit ..... will .... ......... 1'0 ....,., • Drew Webster Polt ~o. Tbe American Legioo, 'Will .. ' ' i! • .. ' • ., 't ~ ' ~:.1 . . ' fTi " I' assignments lrln;~cl:~u~de~jd~~·~t~~::~~~~:·l President ~ , ChW'(!b, the · an~ Queen J Eneland and Queen Juliana of the Nether1ancte. YALE STRONG .. TH~IAT PHILADELPIUA ~ - Yale Uni\reFsity runnen overlooked in pre-race speeuJatlon, poaed a strong threat in the fln•l evenQ of the Penn Relays today, while: tbe spildn&: of Bill Green of Pltt~to burgh . hurt the Panthers' ~id for two or more titlu ... I ; ' '.~ ' ,' . .' . ,. . • .. ... • \ iiiiiiiMiiiiii~,l w For The Greateat PROGRESS IN ' Farm Mechanicis•tvon J· E D We feel that the Farrners of thia Cornmunity, with the Big Job Ahead, Deserve The Very Best COME IN AND SEE The Very Best ' in farm Machinery to • . OOMQn~ · ill the 80\1. • at .tb_, ume · loc;all fO into ihe touniey 11n lllver•&e .of 870 and • wJU 19. th' lOP ,dlvllion ,.I o( \be event. T"e ac:or!'l Ire. based . . l "YOU I SUNRISE TO .• SUNSET , S'J'ATIO~'~ ,.. ' . ftRGUSON ' FU,LTO~OMPSON TRACTOR SALES At The Machine Shop 990 On Your Dial In Galllpalla Pomer<1y, Ohio go Yt•rs ahead- GO FERGUSON - • .l ·t E. F. ROBINSON. • .L16 Ea1t Second St. l'omuay, Ohio • ' · April 27, 1955 . ' '. . . ,. . ' .... ~· . ' ' ' f· ... ,:1"~: · . \ ·. Dear Fellow Citizen: Two years ago when 1 was a candidate for Mayor of Pomeroy, one of my promises was thot 1 would help busi· ness and retail trade in every way possible. Duri11g the months that I have served as your Moyor, ·every effort has been made to keep this promise. We have<tt all times extended every courtesy possible to shoppers and to out-of-town people. "!o pel'$0n can truthfully say that my office or the Pollee Department has taken undue advantage of persons driving or .parking tlieir cars in Pomeroy. Also during these months, in every way possible, we have made every improvement. possible to accomodote shoppers by providing more parking space As you know, the'upper parking lot was resurfaced and spaces were marked on bath lots to the best advantage possible. · • We have conducted this office in a dignified and re· . find our re! sprctful manner at all times. Also, you bursements being handled In strict occardan~e with the cords and accounts in good order, all receipts and dis law. · will I n order Ia complete the program of this administration to improve Pomeroy, 1 would like to serve a second term os your Mayor. If you hove confidence 'ih ~y . obi· lity to work for the betterment of our com111uhlty., ' )'ol.lr vote and support on May 3, 1955, will be appreciated, ·IE SUiliTHAT YOU. YOUR FAM 1LY, ·~Nb Y~UR FR 1ENDS GO TO 'fHE POLLS TO VOTE. I • Vtry Iince reiy youra, 1 E. F. ROBtNSON . ~ ' '. ,; ,• ·~ I .: •' . . I' . ': II~• AN.NOU .<. • • ; . ,. 1 '·' • .. ' ., ' ' ' TO BUY! YOU~ NlED .NOT BE PRESENT , •. r . • JUST REGISTER! '. ' ' ... . '. ~' . -~." .. • .. .' .. ., \' ., •, { l ' ' '' FRiEr . ' .. I • •• ' ''.• . j . . ' •-:;. ... ·' ~ \ - �' • l9.$5 ( TEAMS Lepon Meetinl( 1'1 A.ucl•'1' OPENS~ON AH Eyes On Santee THIS WEEKEND • ...._...,... •flwn•• ..... 4Ift the achedult. 0o "-' 1-1 - c.a. .. c-.. 111ft _ . . , llfHI ...,.. will 1M tlortfor4 1T~ The "''"' ...... of .... ...., wlli lind ............ Jijoylne ..... .. .,_,.._ ...... ..... h Idle on openln1 'fhl!. Ceolwiii.-Mitlilleport • VETERAN SELICTMAN MOUNT WASIU.NGON llau.1 rel&r• 10t under WI)', and Drake elected .tor h1s 4ht yelr offiCials said the Ira k " man. Gilbert Isaacson, c wu never be one of the oldest faater" · --:---point of service in New also was named road tree warden and cemetery· HILIOSCOPE JERSIY CHOICI missioner . CAMDEN, N. J. 'UP-The New Jer.aey raein.c season opens today LEAVES SECRET snVICI at Garden State Park with Helloscope, an old ume favorjte head- ...n. cltJh thwJtl fl..., Dk:k Spencer of the> Athtnt Cavnty nine and Mlck· *'/- Mltler ,., the Mldclle,.,. -~=-~~~~1:• ~~~pl~tcfl~or'~•~1~~~~be~fie~l~d~lor~t~h~e ~$28~,ooo:·~·d:d~-~ ofyears BOSTON · Rice . It will pro-Forre Handicap. Hyde PorkUPhasAionw retired H. after lluel. in the Secret Service. r BARTON'S McKNIGHT PRESCRIPTION For Ulcers and Upset Stornach BARTON'S DRUG StORE AVAlLABLE ONLY AT SeeondSireel l'tmeroy, Ohio ' - • • ' !' tbat eopdlUOu never wue better. . Ideal weather wu dpected to . ' .1 .. conUnQe 11 tbe teeoad day ot the UP- A town .official wu recen~o&~ ' ·Jiloy hoot .. ville will • • I ill regular meeting o.n May 2 8:0 pO.m . Routule bllltiJt.HJ minute mile. The uperta .....eel ~oyol will ..... ,. ...... ~ • II:OJNES, Iowa UP-The plans !or Memorial 1:>11 l'JP eyes of Ute ~lr world turned to- taken up. All merrj)em of day to the .Drake Relays, where Post are airgentJy roequeated (Onfident Wa Santee make~ hil attend tbU meeliu&:. bid for thO tint Americlll tourD~ The - , ........,. Ohio ~~­ ;hit ..... will .... ......... 1'0 ....,., • Drew Webster Polt ~o. Tbe American Legioo, 'Will .. ' ' i! • .. ' • ., 't ~ ' ~:.1 . . ' fTi " I' assignments lrln;~cl:~u~de~jd~~·~t~~::~~~~:·l President ~ , ChW'(!b, the · an~ Queen J Eneland and Queen Juliana of the Nether1ancte. YALE STRONG .. TH~IAT PHILADELPIUA ~ - Yale Uni\reFsity runnen overlooked in pre-race speeuJatlon, poaed a strong threat in the fln•l evenQ of the Penn Relays today, while: tbe spildn&: of Bill Green of Pltt~to burgh . hurt the Panthers' ~id for two or more titlu ... I ; ' '.~ ' ,' . .' . ,. . • .. ... • \ iiiiiiiMiiiiii~,l w For The Greateat PROGRESS IN ' Farm Mechanicis•tvon J· E D We feel that the Farrners of thia Cornmunity, with the Big Job Ahead, Deserve The Very Best COME IN AND SEE The Very Best ' in farm Machinery to • . OOMQn~ · ill the 80\1. • at .tb_, ume · loc;all fO into ihe touniey 11n lllver•&e .of 870 and • wJU 19. th' lOP ,dlvllion ,.I o( \be event. T"e ac:or!'l Ire. based . . l "YOU I SUNRISE TO .• SUNSET , S'J'ATIO~'~ ,.. ' . ftRGUSON ' FU,LTO~OMPSON TRACTOR SALES At The Machine Shop 990 On Your Dial In Galllpalla Pomer<1y, Ohio go Yt•rs ahead- GO FERGUSON - • .l ·t E. F. ROBINSON. • .L16 Ea1t Second St. l'omuay, Ohio • ' · April 27, 1955 . ' '. . . ,. . ' .... ~· . ' ' ' f· ... ,:1"~: · . \ ·. Dear Fellow Citizen: Two years ago when 1 was a candidate for Mayor of Pomeroy, one of my promises was thot 1 would help busi· ness and retail trade in every way possible. Duri11g the months that I have served as your Moyor, ·every effort has been made to keep this promise. We have<tt all times extended every courtesy possible to shoppers and to out-of-town people. "!o pel'$0n can truthfully say that my office or the Pollee Department has taken undue advantage of persons driving or .parking tlieir cars in Pomeroy. Also during these months, in every way possible, we have made every improvement. possible to accomodote shoppers by providing more parking space As you know, the'upper parking lot was resurfaced and spaces were marked on bath lots to the best advantage possible. · • We have conducted this office in a dignified and re· . find our re! sprctful manner at all times. Also, you bursements being handled In strict occardan~e with the cords and accounts in good order, all receipts and dis law. · will I n order Ia complete the program of this administration to improve Pomeroy, 1 would like to serve a second term os your Mayor. If you hove confidence 'ih ~y . obi· lity to work for the betterment of our com111uhlty., ' )'ol.lr vote and support on May 3, 1955, will be appreciated, ·IE SUiliTHAT YOU. YOUR FAM 1LY, ·~Nb Y~UR FR 1ENDS GO TO 'fHE POLLS TO VOTE. I • Vtry Iince reiy youra, 1 E. F. ROBtNSON . ~ ' '. ,; ,• ·~ I .: •' . . I' . ': II~• AN.NOU .<. • • ; . ,. 1 '·' • .. ' ., ' ' ' TO BUY! YOU~ NlED .NOT BE PRESENT , •. r . • JUST REGISTER! '. ' ' ... . '. ~' . -~." .. • .. .' .. ., \' ., •, { l ' ' '' FRiEr . ' .. I • •• ' ''.• . j . . ' •-:;. ... ·' ~ \ - �t - -~- • 'l'he tlllevO. p•t ~ oo~q>lo r4 aod~ \ale hort. whQII oa tho '"!!• o~ tllooch. -- .. •, • . ·e nttne . • POMEitOY--4-room Cluslflod Ads ....,.lvod br 10 4 , 11. will 11o published lh• ..... do7 • H<elvod. Rat..:. 2 ...11 per word, 080 -laRrlioD. llilllmam ebatlll roc.11 ftllle pe[ word for thrQ con.. .MCU:tlve insertlo~. . SjiO<iol~e mOdth lor 211 ~eniJ .,-r •onL • fd]J r•te or 2 unts per word wlll be ..u.,.et for advi!rtisln• il not. . ':J'&(d for before the 'Uitb or ea~ll . · I{eo • EstaTe 191 For Sale Mary Sprouse RFD No. 1, Ra~ine · Ohio. 4-29-3tc GIRL for general OF.n CE 'woRK Jnqaire in per~tQn :~t tbe Ohio Valley Baking Company, Mi4,dleport. 4-29 Stc reported immediately. Tile Dally Sentinel •ill not be resl>'l"•lble f'OR SALE OR TR.ADE--3.6 H.P . fOl' more than one iDeol'r1d- ~ ridllljl GAIRDEN 11RACTOI\ ...uOn. w1tb disc, plows and 30 mch (;..:4 ol Thmkl and Spe<lol Nomower. Like new. $225.00., Utet of EveDta printed at reguCall 002-Y. Paul Btlkcr, Syn· cu.se, Ohio. 4-274tc lar cluaified rates. Obituaries published at 1 cent per word. Charted Ads received by mail or telepbozte liven careful atten· USED FURNITURE BARGAINS. Uied Refrigerator, $41J up, Vac· lion. ,· cum Cleaner $9.95 . Basem ent .and utility I ~ CllliCity, 6-room boWie aftd room. FW.Jy insula~ell with K!nsel in·\ · ~tber build~D.cs. Run nina: wt~ter sul allo n. caU for app .:~intmt" nt 1 m all bulldtDJI. Near US 33 and to see between 8 up . .~o~nd 4 : enly 7 mUea to COurthouse. p.m. Pnone M;ddleport, 62:10. $m500.00 Will trade for town NEW 5 ROOM House in Middle-, property. "' , 1 • I II J ·-'ed . h f•R HOM . E ••Y•L ~I' d pon., u y ur~lau Wlt new M k.i:;"''"" -.,. o ern furniture . Bath, bu~ent, 1-room fraD').e with bath ~nd ~~~aolid rock m·aple bedroom ~~:ace beat. 4 bedro~'m•. ·,Ga~;den BAKER Furniture. Phon• 6374-J, Mid· dleport. ,_19-tf for - -+--·-·--- 60.00 or washer for SM.OO. We 301 I "" suite solid rock walnul bedr ova: suite dinina room /.uiie ' • .' living room suite, new et;Vel lnd puture for pony. l!t·Dlin!Ate drive from Porneroy.: $70.00 per • lh ' • ' mQn ~ \ \. TRAD.E-Your roperty on 1 ......... P _, . · ·~ dern +-room frame .. Your .,._ouse may tak"' care of the ,d':JWD pay· ment. ~errigerator, ~sher, Sh lrley smk. Everything goes 1 for $6,000.00. Ca ll for appointment to see between 8 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. Ph\lne Middleport, 6220. 4-26.61<: SEW!Nu MArJU!IE.> New And Used All modell reP,aind b)' trained expert•. WdUeo auerantee oa CABIN, Home or Huntina: lllld Fishl:t,g Lodge on For!Jed Run all repalra aod , machine11 t!X· deliver:- and keep them in service for one year . You pay $5.00 per month (or refrigerator or $3.00 for washer. They are yours . after you have paid the abOve amount& in regular monthly installments. Phon e 133 or writ e EWING'S STORE, POMEROY. cept tile N,eecbi and Elna. Free borne demonstr~tion and attachment instrud.unJ. l~rce borne estimates on repairs 4-30 3tc OIUO. I bed room.;, ~1ar1ite bathropr;n, ~i&tahce :~t~:i, ; t dining ruom, kitchen with Owner kno'ty pi ne paneliDJ, full with batb1 fUfn4!<;t beat bullt-in k.tche n w1th f")rntica, ~ayment_l M,!SAO- . ., top. City hPme in the country. FAitM--50 acre. wiCh broiler plant HOUSEHOLD fURNITUIIE. Cheip "' ,~·-GandJ: • STORE AUTO PARTS ·ss SINCE AUG. '1a, 19$1 . 'Jn,Pome,roy Fint J ·-1' ,; Thi:s b Ou·r Hin:lt.enth Ye~u ·Of Serving You • 5 . - : ..-·~· • ',i' We thQnk 'joi:J for your potrof)qge and . . , .• . . . .h'c.oew~'nit111 s,rye yciu · Jindny 'more !\ ' •, ' . i • l~ • ~ ~ I . ' • ' I i -· \ ., .,';, . -.~·-' ~-~ .. ,; ;: ' :>r ' .:.• ') .y - ~/ ' .."'' ,• .• l ! ·\·· ~ ' < ' • .. I . • • ' ·' .. .. ~. / ' ' ----. • Wanted •''· - - - -·----'-- ' ' -ir:-$4iie • - ~ -- (•'lorld~t. AuTo ServiC!es H. lll\WL'iNGs Stl'l¥ · cO,-<~ · .'..1f llour- Wrecker 8er•lee. OM , ·~ P'.yne ft221 . Nllflh\ fl1wn• fkt~~ '!. I)()OGE·PLYMOUTII .DEALE!IIo U-IUI. , . - 1\AIJIO & Tt;)<l!lVISjON ~ERVICE Nmne . PAO ,~'. Cle1i.r':t1· Appllanct! St~rr. 118 W. Main St., Pomero)' 2·:13-lf •. "';-' ~ORAP 11101'- Ml!'l'ALa i STQUC'l'URA~ llTEF.L ' 'STRUCTU!tAL I BEAllI •' OHIO VALLEY. JUNK- B•t•no ~ DI 4-tD-11 . · ..... ' ·- ·A· . .. t • \ t '~ ' WE BUY :ses·v1i!e. lil<;ktlll &ohio. Phone 11387. Mlddltroll. <lOt·~ ~ _ '""' - ·.-.:.WHF.t:L {:;. --MPLETII: AUGN- II&V'I' aad '"-' ,r I• 1.\"-' U:l B 1 Phot!.l!l &10 co. •' .'·.' Found JIIM CIIEVIIOUT 2 <lr. nn•l ~ ~.: dr. Hd, $1277~ 8laotln11r'11, Pom· -4'... cruy. 4 {M) Ut.r '· >·,· ·-- . • ,·,. . Lost Industry. ' ' • - 3t8 ' '' ' •ill• April 30, 1955 ••,. Ports., "·· <4·3-=().3 ~· =1<=)------""---_:_~~~~~~~~T==~~~~~~~~~=~=~~~~--------==··-==-:_----------_:+--0::, - saa :! ~. ~' Lake, Mei&s County, Ohio. Seven rooms, water well, large pond, good gravel road turn· al'uuud . Contaim, two acre&. Call Jim O'Brien, Pomeroy 452 or , ~41 J or write Jim· O'Brien, 4-28-3tc Pomerc:•, Ohio. , nch Sto"' Phone 101-Y Box 229 f ._· •' "' I I ,OHIO VALi..U PROGRESS SECTION'A' B~Uding . .. '· In Progre•l -. Furtiush' .. . ..... .. j ·fOR .. .. .CUSTOMII\S . ~ : : /Pon'ierov, Ohio'· ---"'"- - p ' CUCKLJiR IlEALTY ?or eober, dependable, hone• ; •enice aud g:ood buys, Phone .xJI-J. - ·· . --- ·-'-~KEETON'S SEWING HO'JSI:!:, B rocms with" 2 m.tha:, MACHINE SERVI~E o tl lt: idt! sl :urway, 4 rooms 1,1p bvx 141) Hnd 4 dJw,n. ·Lal'ge Jot with galden space. 12' br 22'. Cement _!o~!~¥· ~~-~·--- garage and driveway. Plenty ')f ~ on fenn ol Wm.IBUl) Swain , TENNESSEE WALKIN{; FILLY, ·ahade. Blinds, rugs and ,aQtoLeeate4 ball-way lpftween matic wat.er he'ater io with 18.1e. eoming 3, sorrCl, whlte /ace and Reecln'Qie and 'Lctn1'-lt!fm on $4800.00. Call Charlea Hyoell at lour white le~ii. Lot,o of •lyle. a:e 114 n~ll' .arke4 aua lfle . · Pony saddle, ~rldlt and martin6227 Ol' cont«ct him at M7 rrout St., Middleport, Ohio. t-2S.3tp I J•le. R. S. lllack>Wo.d, Harrison· ( Tbursdly; Mey 5, 1•30 pm • v111o. 4-28·3tp · __ ' ;____ HOUSE aud Jot. 2 good claterns. BEE AND TEII'I' DRIVE . Demonolntlolt will bo ... Garden and fruit trees. •1000.00 Ill ~ · wontedlo Buv Minni e Weavet, Hartford, W.Va. ' THE AMAZING ·~--4·28·3tp . WANTED TO B\IY-loogs: Oak, . c -:c-'-"::": Cockshutt '511" Tractor POplar, Bauwood, Pine, Walnut HOUSE. Uargnin. Call 6321·M. Hl}61c. · AIJo Oak, Poplar, Ba11&wood Coekohutl '40'· Tracl,or · ~umber. sreen pr dry. t.-4, 5·4. Cockohult '30' Traetor ' ,' 0: .t,, 8-4. Dl!livetQd to , our PUBLIC SALe , .MONVAY, May 2, fupper~ Pla1na, : Ohio, yard. 10 mil cH North of Racine, 0 ., at Cocklhutt '20' 'l'raetor ' ' Cifh on dellnr:V. Wr;t c or cal l D•m 23, at 10'30 A. M.. on Rl, ut tor parllottl•r•. The Ohio at Apple Gron. Having .sold Other ltnp~en'• on· DI•PI•r Viiiley MCI. ,Co'rp. Pll011e \.'oOI · t'he h1rm, I muat sell the followYOU ARE INV·T~ 1380. 2-2-tf ina: J New 5Q John Deere Tract ar. 1 set Plows anrl Cultivator..s, 1 Manure 1Sprcader, 1 John Deere Bale(!-Wire Tie, 1 Ume Spreader, 1. Potato Plapt~. l New JobtJ Deere Wagon, J New ' ldea Corn' Picker, 1 New John Deere Side Delt very Rake , t I'IOTICE TRUCK \lltOWElll!-1 FURf'/ISHED !lOUSE, 'Lincoln Hill, John .t>ee11e No:·5 Tractor Mow· will have Southern Tl.lmato, Et:U utilities furnished. Pomen~:;. er. 1 me Disc Harrow, 1 Cult!· ·~j Plant, Pepper and Onion PlanLti Ohio. 6 room~. balh, loundr,l', pncker, ,I New 34ft.. ElevatorMay 7. Call or bring order~ to gara~c. No objection to chil· John 'Deere, 1 Black Corn Charlc11 R. Harris, Portland, dl'cn. Phone Ewlllg's Store, 133. Planter, 1 Superjor · Drill Ohio. U83tc .4 29·11 l Uo.,; J.t'ounlain,' 2 ' - ·---~ I 1 Potato Sorter, 1 Delicious STEAK SANDWICHE:l and I.ARGE Hamburaers at ROOMS for rent. 74-2 E. Main St. I tiVator, I Plow, Phone 278-X. •zo,. if SMJTH'S' Y.'ricndl~ l'atc at end Single Shov~J I Plow, Lot Gal-----~-of bridge, Pomerdy. 4-t2-3otc 4 room-· HOUSE vanized noofing, 1 ·Lot W1>vcn and bot h, Phone) Wire, 1 Lot Steel Eleclric •"ence ::130-M. 4·28·3tc & l'osts, I Lot Locw:~t Posts, l Ton \PARTMENT, 11 rooms and bltlh Jnt('rnuUonal Truck with cattle LOST- <m.e 7 month old Bi!:AGU. 2 l!l ~ll E. Ma in St. Suitublc rot• racks. 1 200 ga ll on Water Tan~. pup. Mostly blal'k with white 6usi nrn oftice. Cull 27~ ot 1 100-E:Illlon Wntcr T:mk, 1 Wiri.l lcg5 .. nd chct~t. D'oublu bead~~d •r.c Ur. K. D. Anubary. 4-l...U Stretc her, 1 Pair Pl11lform Seal· tan colin. Call 822-Y. 4-:J0.3ltl cs, l John Deere Hay Loadt~r, I trtJri~-~Sii~D oo;;;;ta·~;:;-APA RT· John DccJ"e Corn Shaller,•t Eloc LOST-N~ar Mldl!Jcpm•t Cab Com l<lt>N'I'. 600 S. 2nd ~ve. , Mlddlo!ric Ft•ncc Control, 1 Lot Poulpany, a fodalc WATCH . ltr•: IJOI'\. l'hon :• 0031 -Y. 4 - 2~ 3\i: 'try Wire, 1 Grappll! Hay F'ork, WARD. Call R11~ph Polntct·. 120' rope, track, carrier; l 20· Cheater. 4·29·Stp ( 171 Help rod 'R oll 4 .fl. Wil't\ I 20 rod Roll 26-inc h Wir~. 1 Wheel .BarAV'AlL~IBLI~ NOW! -- P,\Ofi'C\"1 I row, 1 Lawn Mower, 1 Set Dou llOUTE t::;R1Vl'.H. W<~nled tr.t ble Harness, Bridles and Collars 'Mincnv ille, Srracusl!, Forcs ~ J Lot Smal11'01•ls, 1 Set Onhorn' .. Ruao and Hoc:M vicinity. Api>:J· crs, 1 Double Harpoon Fork 1 T!he Daily Sor..~ l ncl O ,fi~·-·, Pair Ex~ensi~n Laddcn, 1 'Lot 181 Auto Solft ronu·ro)·. 4..,10 t r Barb W1re, I l!'on h.ci.tlc 1 , l94T Clll!:VROLET CPE. lloa•on· WOMEN with u~ od lutn(lwrltim:: · U'ras~ Kett le. Some Household · lilblc a\ qulck Kala. Phona 289M and Kitchen Furni ture.. Oth~rs t\ddre!ll!, mall po~!<.•ards, 11pai'c 4-29-3tc Things too nmnero~ to men· llmr. Rit-hard KRy, Unx ltll , lion. Lunch ' Will Bo S~rved on Drlmonl , ~~usa~· hluctts. !OliO PLYMO(JTH- ., Ground!i. 421J.I61p · lllacltnar's Jlomcro)' . 4 ·30-0t~ Harold Goddnl'fl, /wet loneor • c~ AitRIER Wll ntrd to deliver Tm; Otis Crawford, Cterk. , 1902 PONTIA C Dlx, ~977. Blact DAILY SENTINt~l. In Bt' Rd · , Jt"rcciand Nm·ria; 'CP 'shicr f-30 6tc bury. rtu.u rancf! Ap· ., tnar'a, Pomeroy. ~. 1-1. CARPENTER, 0~/NIR ply tho BulilnciJ& """',u 3{(1 TERMS OF SALE,-,Ml •um~ under J931 DOICK 4 dr, s~d. Supor, $991 phone 398. $30.00-ca.h. All ' ouino ove~ $eO :"'~ Blaettnar'li, l'otrieroy. 4-30·8tr 1 y~ar's thl\P ~ith 6% Jntefeat: rllp.on•lble· for 1cciftntt lUI oustness SNv1ces i4lNot !,1852 OWS '88, 4 dr: aod. .01111. 27 31J.2tp . '} Btacunar's, Pomer,))l, 4-30 Ot.t t\ITCK Slt.HVICP; 1m W11teh Rt' p.. lrin« b1 f'aoton" Tt·~b,lld TO VISIT PARENTS- . ' U2 b'TUIU~ BAKt:ll VB 4 dr. $695 Nancy Uccd w!!l visit her p;1t· w&ichmaller. COl.LlNS JEWt ' blacunu'a, Pomcruy. 440!cltl· I,'F,R!' . Pnmilru)' ' t .:.-rl ('. ntS' for sc\'cral dttys. in SllrasoLa . PLOWING DEMONSTRATION jl; .. • --'' _ _;_..;._;_;:_;__ _ ~----,--,--,--NEW HOME, 8 acres, t minutes ~.00. HOT POINT DR~ llbl t "~ . e op !rom MiddlepoM city limits . POMIROY PI:OPII.TY F 0 It gaa ruce. Wtlltell cheap. Porn· eroy IM-Il.· +29- lh~ Bu'Ch noon. 2 Ripple-Blend ~~:.~:;!!'~~~t:V~'; moatb ·roUowlnJ inSertion. l "' ' ICrror!o In Advertiaina-shoulo be, ; o'f·-.Notic;.~-s - - - -: BUY A REFRIGERATOR batb, 3·1evel with Coleman Blend-Alt coled on !Jncola lUll, dlatance to downtown. ' I POiiiiWG) Insurance I . ' ..... �t - -~- • 'l'he tlllevO. p•t ~ oo~q>lo r4 aod~ \ale hort. whQII oa tho '"!!• o~ tllooch. -- .. •, • . ·e nttne . • POMEitOY--4-room Cluslflod Ads ....,.lvod br 10 4 , 11. will 11o published lh• ..... do7 • H<elvod. Rat..:. 2 ...11 per word, 080 -laRrlioD. llilllmam ebatlll roc.11 ftllle pe[ word for thrQ con.. .MCU:tlve insertlo~. . SjiO<iol~e mOdth lor 211 ~eniJ .,-r •onL • fd]J r•te or 2 unts per word wlll be ..u.,.et for advi!rtisln• il not. . ':J'&(d for before the 'Uitb or ea~ll . · I{eo • EstaTe 191 For Sale Mary Sprouse RFD No. 1, Ra~ine · Ohio. 4-29-3tc GIRL for general OF.n CE 'woRK Jnqaire in per~tQn :~t tbe Ohio Valley Baking Company, Mi4,dleport. 4-29 Stc reported immediately. Tile Dally Sentinel •ill not be resl>'l"•lble f'OR SALE OR TR.ADE--3.6 H.P . fOl' more than one iDeol'r1d- ~ ridllljl GAIRDEN 11RACTOI\ ...uOn. w1tb disc, plows and 30 mch (;..:4 ol Thmkl and Spe<lol Nomower. Like new. $225.00., Utet of EveDta printed at reguCall 002-Y. Paul Btlkcr, Syn· cu.se, Ohio. 4-274tc lar cluaified rates. Obituaries published at 1 cent per word. Charted Ads received by mail or telepbozte liven careful atten· USED FURNITURE BARGAINS. Uied Refrigerator, $41J up, Vac· lion. ,· cum Cleaner $9.95 . Basem ent .and utility I ~ CllliCity, 6-room boWie aftd room. FW.Jy insula~ell with K!nsel in·\ · ~tber build~D.cs. Run nina: wt~ter sul allo n. caU for app .:~intmt" nt 1 m all bulldtDJI. Near US 33 and to see between 8 up . .~o~nd 4 : enly 7 mUea to COurthouse. p.m. Pnone M;ddleport, 62:10. $m500.00 Will trade for town NEW 5 ROOM House in Middle-, property. "' , 1 • I II J ·-'ed . h f•R HOM . E ••Y•L ~I' d pon., u y ur~lau Wlt new M k.i:;"''"" -.,. o ern furniture . Bath, bu~ent, 1-room fraD').e with bath ~nd ~~~aolid rock m·aple bedroom ~~:ace beat. 4 bedro~'m•. ·,Ga~;den BAKER Furniture. Phon• 6374-J, Mid· dleport. ,_19-tf for - -+--·-·--- 60.00 or washer for SM.OO. We 301 I "" suite solid rock walnul bedr ova: suite dinina room /.uiie ' • .' living room suite, new et;Vel lnd puture for pony. l!t·Dlin!Ate drive from Porneroy.: $70.00 per • lh ' • ' mQn ~ \ \. TRAD.E-Your roperty on 1 ......... P _, . · ·~ dern +-room frame .. Your .,._ouse may tak"' care of the ,d':JWD pay· ment. ~errigerator, ~sher, Sh lrley smk. Everything goes 1 for $6,000.00. Ca ll for appointment to see between 8 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. Ph\lne Middleport, 6220. 4-26.61<: SEW!Nu MArJU!IE.> New And Used All modell reP,aind b)' trained expert•. WdUeo auerantee oa CABIN, Home or Huntina: lllld Fishl:t,g Lodge on For!Jed Run all repalra aod , machine11 t!X· deliver:- and keep them in service for one year . You pay $5.00 per month (or refrigerator or $3.00 for washer. They are yours . after you have paid the abOve amount& in regular monthly installments. Phon e 133 or writ e EWING'S STORE, POMEROY. cept tile N,eecbi and Elna. Free borne demonstr~tion and attachment instrud.unJ. l~rce borne estimates on repairs 4-30 3tc OIUO. I bed room.;, ~1ar1ite bathropr;n, ~i&tahce :~t~:i, ; t dining ruom, kitchen with Owner kno'ty pi ne paneliDJ, full with batb1 fUfn4!<;t beat bullt-in k.tche n w1th f")rntica, ~ayment_l M,!SAO- . ., top. City hPme in the country. FAitM--50 acre. wiCh broiler plant HOUSEHOLD fURNITUIIE. Cheip "' ,~·-GandJ: • STORE AUTO PARTS ·ss SINCE AUG. '1a, 19$1 . 'Jn,Pome,roy Fint J ·-1' ,; Thi:s b Ou·r Hin:lt.enth Ye~u ·Of Serving You • 5 . - : ..-·~· • ',i' We thQnk 'joi:J for your potrof)qge and . . , .• . . . .h'c.oew~'nit111 s,rye yciu · Jindny 'more !\ ' •, ' . i • l~ • ~ ~ I . ' • ' I i -· \ ., .,';, . -.~·-' ~-~ .. ,; ;: ' :>r ' .:.• ') .y - ~/ ' .."'' ,• .• l ! ·\·· ~ ' < ' • .. I . • • ' ·' .. .. ~. / ' ' ----. • Wanted •''· - - - -·----'-- ' ' -ir:-$4iie • - ~ -- (•'lorld~t. AuTo ServiC!es H. lll\WL'iNGs Stl'l¥ · cO,-<~ · .'..1f llour- Wrecker 8er•lee. OM , ·~ P'.yne ft221 . Nllflh\ fl1wn• fkt~~ '!. I)()OGE·PLYMOUTII .DEALE!IIo U-IUI. , . - 1\AIJIO & Tt;)<l!lVISjON ~ERVICE Nmne . PAO ,~'. Cle1i.r':t1· Appllanct! St~rr. 118 W. Main St., Pomero)' 2·:13-lf •. "';-' ~ORAP 11101'- Ml!'l'ALa i STQUC'l'URA~ llTEF.L ' 'STRUCTU!tAL I BEAllI •' OHIO VALLEY. JUNK- B•t•no ~ DI 4-tD-11 . · ..... ' ·- ·A· . .. t • \ t '~ ' WE BUY :ses·v1i!e. lil<;ktlll &ohio. Phone 11387. Mlddltroll. <lOt·~ ~ _ '""' - ·.-.:.WHF.t:L {:;. --MPLETII: AUGN- II&V'I' aad '"-' ,r I• 1.\"-' U:l B 1 Phot!.l!l &10 co. •' .'·.' Found JIIM CIIEVIIOUT 2 <lr. nn•l ~ ~.: dr. Hd, $1277~ 8laotln11r'11, Pom· -4'... cruy. 4 {M) Ut.r '· >·,· ·-- . • ,·,. . Lost Industry. ' ' • - 3t8 ' '' ' •ill• April 30, 1955 ••,. Ports., "·· <4·3-=().3 ~· =1<=)------""---_:_~~~~~~~~T==~~~~~~~~~=~=~~~~--------==··-==-:_----------_:+--0::, - saa :! ~. ~' Lake, Mei&s County, Ohio. Seven rooms, water well, large pond, good gravel road turn· al'uuud . Contaim, two acre&. Call Jim O'Brien, Pomeroy 452 or , ~41 J or write Jim· O'Brien, 4-28-3tc Pomerc:•, Ohio. , nch Sto"' Phone 101-Y Box 229 f ._· •' "' I I ,OHIO VALi..U PROGRESS SECTION'A' B~Uding . .. '· In Progre•l -. Furtiush' .. . ..... .. j ·fOR .. .. .CUSTOMII\S . ~ : : /Pon'ierov, Ohio'· ---"'"- - p ' CUCKLJiR IlEALTY ?or eober, dependable, hone• ; •enice aud g:ood buys, Phone .xJI-J. - ·· . --- ·-'-~KEETON'S SEWING HO'JSI:!:, B rocms with" 2 m.tha:, MACHINE SERVI~E o tl lt: idt! sl :urway, 4 rooms 1,1p bvx 141) Hnd 4 dJw,n. ·Lal'ge Jot with galden space. 12' br 22'. Cement _!o~!~¥· ~~-~·--- garage and driveway. Plenty ')f ~ on fenn ol Wm.IBUl) Swain , TENNESSEE WALKIN{; FILLY, ·ahade. Blinds, rugs and ,aQtoLeeate4 ball-way lpftween matic wat.er he'ater io with 18.1e. eoming 3, sorrCl, whlte /ace and Reecln'Qie and 'Lctn1'-lt!fm on $4800.00. Call Charlea Hyoell at lour white le~ii. Lot,o of •lyle. a:e 114 n~ll' .arke4 aua lfle . · Pony saddle, ~rldlt and martin6227 Ol' cont«ct him at M7 rrout St., Middleport, Ohio. t-2S.3tp I J•le. R. S. lllack>Wo.d, Harrison· ( Tbursdly; Mey 5, 1•30 pm • v111o. 4-28·3tp · __ ' ;____ HOUSE aud Jot. 2 good claterns. BEE AND TEII'I' DRIVE . Demonolntlolt will bo ... Garden and fruit trees. •1000.00 Ill ~ · wontedlo Buv Minni e Weavet, Hartford, W.Va. ' THE AMAZING ·~--4·28·3tp . WANTED TO B\IY-loogs: Oak, . c -:c-'-"::": Cockshutt '511" Tractor POplar, Bauwood, Pine, Walnut HOUSE. Uargnin. Call 6321·M. Hl}61c. · AIJo Oak, Poplar, Ba11&wood Coekohutl '40'· Tracl,or · ~umber. sreen pr dry. t.-4, 5·4. Cockohult '30' Traetor ' ,' 0: .t,, 8-4. Dl!livetQd to , our PUBLIC SALe , .MONVAY, May 2, fupper~ Pla1na, : Ohio, yard. 10 mil cH North of Racine, 0 ., at Cocklhutt '20' 'l'raetor ' ' Cifh on dellnr:V. Wr;t c or cal l D•m 23, at 10'30 A. M.. on Rl, ut tor parllottl•r•. The Ohio at Apple Gron. Having .sold Other ltnp~en'• on· DI•PI•r Viiiley MCI. ,Co'rp. Pll011e \.'oOI · t'he h1rm, I muat sell the followYOU ARE INV·T~ 1380. 2-2-tf ina: J New 5Q John Deere Tract ar. 1 set Plows anrl Cultivator..s, 1 Manure 1Sprcader, 1 John Deere Bale(!-Wire Tie, 1 Ume Spreader, 1. Potato Plapt~. l New JobtJ Deere Wagon, J New ' ldea Corn' Picker, 1 New John Deere Side Delt very Rake , t I'IOTICE TRUCK \lltOWElll!-1 FURf'/ISHED !lOUSE, 'Lincoln Hill, John .t>ee11e No:·5 Tractor Mow· will have Southern Tl.lmato, Et:U utilities furnished. Pomen~:;. er. 1 me Disc Harrow, 1 Cult!· ·~j Plant, Pepper and Onion PlanLti Ohio. 6 room~. balh, loundr,l', pncker, ,I New 34ft.. ElevatorMay 7. Call or bring order~ to gara~c. No objection to chil· John 'Deere, 1 Black Corn Charlc11 R. Harris, Portland, dl'cn. Phone Ewlllg's Store, 133. Planter, 1 Superjor · Drill Ohio. U83tc .4 29·11 l Uo.,; J.t'ounlain,' 2 ' - ·---~ I 1 Potato Sorter, 1 Delicious STEAK SANDWICHE:l and I.ARGE Hamburaers at ROOMS for rent. 74-2 E. Main St. I tiVator, I Plow, Phone 278-X. •zo,. if SMJTH'S' Y.'ricndl~ l'atc at end Single Shov~J I Plow, Lot Gal-----~-of bridge, Pomerdy. 4-t2-3otc 4 room-· HOUSE vanized noofing, 1 ·Lot W1>vcn and bot h, Phone) Wire, 1 Lot Steel Eleclric •"ence ::130-M. 4·28·3tc & l'osts, I Lot Locw:~t Posts, l Ton \PARTMENT, 11 rooms and bltlh Jnt('rnuUonal Truck with cattle LOST- <m.e 7 month old Bi!:AGU. 2 l!l ~ll E. Ma in St. Suitublc rot• racks. 1 200 ga ll on Water Tan~. pup. Mostly blal'k with white 6usi nrn oftice. Cull 27~ ot 1 100-E:Illlon Wntcr T:mk, 1 Wiri.l lcg5 .. nd chct~t. D'oublu bead~~d •r.c Ur. K. D. Anubary. 4-l...U Stretc her, 1 Pair Pl11lform Seal· tan colin. Call 822-Y. 4-:J0.3ltl cs, l John Deere Hay Loadt~r, I trtJri~-~Sii~D oo;;;;ta·~;:;-APA RT· John DccJ"e Corn Shaller,•t Eloc LOST-N~ar Mldl!Jcpm•t Cab Com l<lt>N'I'. 600 S. 2nd ~ve. , Mlddlo!ric Ft•ncc Control, 1 Lot Poulpany, a fodalc WATCH . ltr•: IJOI'\. l'hon :• 0031 -Y. 4 - 2~ 3\i: 'try Wire, 1 Grappll! Hay F'ork, WARD. Call R11~ph Polntct·. 120' rope, track, carrier; l 20· Cheater. 4·29·Stp ( 171 Help rod 'R oll 4 .fl. Wil't\ I 20 rod Roll 26-inc h Wir~. 1 Wheel .BarAV'AlL~IBLI~ NOW! -- P,\Ofi'C\"1 I row, 1 Lawn Mower, 1 Set Dou llOUTE t::;R1Vl'.H. W<~nled tr.t ble Harness, Bridles and Collars 'Mincnv ille, Srracusl!, Forcs ~ J Lot Smal11'01•ls, 1 Set Onhorn' .. Ruao and Hoc:M vicinity. Api>:J· crs, 1 Double Harpoon Fork 1 T!he Daily Sor..~ l ncl O ,fi~·-·, Pair Ex~ensi~n Laddcn, 1 'Lot 181 Auto Solft ronu·ro)·. 4..,10 t r Barb W1re, I l!'on h.ci.tlc 1 , l94T Clll!:VROLET CPE. lloa•on· WOMEN with u~ od lutn(lwrltim:: · U'ras~ Kett le. Some Household · lilblc a\ qulck Kala. Phona 289M and Kitchen Furni ture.. Oth~rs t\ddre!ll!, mall po~!<.•ards, 11pai'c 4-29-3tc Things too nmnero~ to men· llmr. Rit-hard KRy, Unx ltll , lion. Lunch ' Will Bo S~rved on Drlmonl , ~~usa~· hluctts. !OliO PLYMO(JTH- ., Ground!i. 421J.I61p · lllacltnar's Jlomcro)' . 4 ·30-0t~ Harold Goddnl'fl, /wet loneor • c~ AitRIER Wll ntrd to deliver Tm; Otis Crawford, Cterk. , 1902 PONTIA C Dlx, ~977. Blact DAILY SENTINt~l. In Bt' Rd · , Jt"rcciand Nm·ria; 'CP 'shicr f-30 6tc bury. rtu.u rancf! Ap· ., tnar'a, Pomeroy. ~. 1-1. CARPENTER, 0~/NIR ply tho BulilnciJ& """',u 3{(1 TERMS OF SALE,-,Ml •um~ under J931 DOICK 4 dr, s~d. Supor, $991 phone 398. $30.00-ca.h. All ' ouino ove~ $eO :"'~ Blaettnar'li, l'otrieroy. 4-30·8tr 1 y~ar's thl\P ~ith 6% Jntefeat: rllp.on•lble· for 1cciftntt lUI oustness SNv1ces i4lNot !,1852 OWS '88, 4 dr: aod. .01111. 27 31J.2tp . '} Btacunar's, Pomer,))l, 4-30 Ot.t t\ITCK Slt.HVICP; 1m W11teh Rt' p.. lrin« b1 f'aoton" Tt·~b,lld TO VISIT PARENTS- . ' U2 b'TUIU~ BAKt:ll VB 4 dr. $695 Nancy Uccd w!!l visit her p;1t· w&ichmaller. COl.LlNS JEWt ' blacunu'a, Pomcruy. 440!cltl· I,'F,R!' . Pnmilru)' ' t .:.-rl ('. ntS' for sc\'cral dttys. in SllrasoLa . PLOWING DEMONSTRATION jl; .. • --'' _ _;_..;._;_;:_;__ _ ~----,--,--,--NEW HOME, 8 acres, t minutes ~.00. HOT POINT DR~ llbl t "~ . e op !rom MiddlepoM city limits . POMIROY PI:OPII.TY F 0 It gaa ruce. Wtlltell cheap. Porn· eroy IM-Il.· +29- lh~ Bu'Ch noon. 2 Ripple-Blend ~~:.~:;!!'~~~t:V~'; moatb ·roUowlnJ inSertion. l "' ' ICrror!o In Advertiaina-shoulo be, ; o'f·-.Notic;.~-s - - - -: BUY A REFRIGERATOR batb, 3·1evel with Coleman Blend-Alt coled on !Jncola lUll, dlatance to downtown. ' I POiiiiWG) Insurance I . ' ..... �• • • • • The 195 .Co S. \ idd t OhlQ • I Ohio e Po Fo ."J e fi , HowToTel River . THE STEAMBOAT, a fam 'liar ight · Ohio. For ny h as th s wa tl> rna or tran portaf of th' ra dly grow ng ion of pioneer indu t · li , ' I w •• • • p RTO 0 g n G , F TH CON ' m focili ts F c , Ur.d jn nn' I ' operation, undtr .,,. ion :' e '· 11 • 11 • • I ) · I ~ "' An T Hov Ad ... fSe ~- y· ith ur ~ by ' AI ng ith T ny Gr~u , I ividu ·, Is; I dustri and Ci .ens Fro~ Our A eo Walks f Life ho \ by P m lndueltry e ••• n T R I . . .am Th Rive . •t lmoewl 1! A D L ' ' 11t\'d In t,h moon ght ounlll\er't doy. Men t ealle me on Many in u many ·moOda. They thnaMio tonn nt, bllu, pasalo elniateallc m . " ven wrote 1 1 y ·KS opl Who 9. po . ' �• • • • • The 195 .Co S. \ idd t OhlQ • I Ohio e Po Fo ."J e fi , HowToTel River . THE STEAMBOAT, a fam 'liar ight · Ohio. For ny h as th s wa tl> rna or tran portaf of th' ra dly grow ng ion of pioneer indu t · li , ' I w •• • • p RTO 0 g n G , F TH CON ' m focili ts F c , Ur.d jn nn' I ' operation, undtr .,,. ion :' e '· 11 • 11 • • I ) · I ~ "' An T Hov Ad ... fSe ~- y· ith ur ~ by ' AI ng ith T ny Gr~u , I ividu ·, Is; I dustri and Ci .ens Fro~ Our A eo Walks f Life ho \ by P m lndueltry e ••• n T R I . . .am Th Rive . •t lmoewl 1! A D L ' ' 11t\'d In t,h moon ght ounlll\er't doy. Men t ealle me on Many in u many ·moOda. They thnaMio tonn nt, bllu, pasalo elniateallc m . " ven wrote 1 1 y ·KS opl Who 9. po . ' �. • ., ' .Page Ten --.... ' • - . .. • • .. The Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-~iddleport, Ohio • .· • ToYQuFrom • Sotprdoy, April 30,' .1955 n 'AMessage • Commun Sharp Upturn Is Recorded For Vanadium $65~000 Will Be Spent On. Mason Camp /'. bill ~ dorlgnod to - fumloh, funds for the hnJpa•ovetrlent aDd m-ai nlenamee o! a 4-Jl and Y04\Ith Ollnvp in ltliJ(In bounty 'hu been~ passed by the Wes.t Virginii glslature. II·· lt··s New· CArs ' . leo ' . . .• ' '~~· • ' :r.. .. •• Outh -· • OUR COOE OF ETHICS • 1. To ..,...d _....,. iln4 ,,..._, t. ol....,lhot • •• would fltped Your ftJ,iy, 2. T• )WIC9 eur PNdw.tt 1114 our .wtcei IIHH ~pon our ceatt;-.. t ,..,_..,...,ntH " .~ .j ou.wr.... " _t .. 'ro ollow fair on4 IQMIIHlo ..,b.~.,...~ tlto-Nd -l ntr..... • • 4 • - . ''!." · 4. To p.:Operfr lnrJIHI .ni."""4w aU vthlchlt-. forolllilivo"W~-..iot'....._ '•' ' * • .....:-~ * I ' sfnniftl of the ......... ....... · - .,.....~.... --It Jtm, ....... ~ow ...._.__. ,.- -d · •/tq th --· --__ , , ,"t!"' ' "'~'""'an t!nJOY e OIIIOOlheotrJdeev...&.• ~~ . .dowroom """ ."" "''It all our built into a low1lrico car · ....... an nelgbbo;ato ·'Look • let ua demon• · Ill tleek . I ' ,.. it., "Y"f Stop in and,..· uatoday; io.Pr ; : . ~; ~· 10 ~ olnto the puteot·ol all Plymouths-the lire V-8 n• r:.~P~Fioo ,; ·new.Hy· ,, Plymolllh'55, Thisyearoh~yea,.,l~. -=-=-·__ mt..._.m!~ ' ot .u.a,:moa.'U bo.alail:...ou d•dl ' / '""new m 0 oh . \ "f ·WE SALUTE THE. I 7. To furnish the loWHt finance Mid · fntur.nce Ins- Pr"Opllr preplr.,l~ and ....-.. lqo yOur ntw ur 8. T~ auppori pqgram1 IHienlltl ,..,._ with us on • to ,..,..,. . .. ~~· • ar~ Ji 1 ,, ~rM\OUM ~ ._.._ Nth un.,..,•. ' I~· l:f'S, SERVIC::~ . ' O~r ~n~w Sei'Vlce. ~epartment, which we just ~~r:ttly completed·here in Middle-. por,t~ gtvl ngChus ad dttC1onol floor space is !'lqiJiP.~d.:wLth.'liervi,:!l tools a~:~d devices to , , 11 rys 1er . orpbration built automobiles All nee.ded 'p ar'ts''""· nd · · serviCe . ,·, .- a . _ · ,..0 accesson~s, are kept t:~r m~de avai_idble·through our large. Parts Departm~nt. All parts in ou.r. stock·or~. genUJ.ne ~hrysl.er Corporation manufactured parts. These ports' are pm,:ed by fl'le MmPqr p~rts divisron of t~e Corpor.dtiori. ' . ~ i . t !"":':• - f· ,, ' -~ ltl'y of • Mw 'ur"lt ~MNJ, tl.- ... . I LAST But NOT LEAST '' " W. strictly fllllt'tai~e .,iY: : . famou1 fiNP~r Vol Engine . ........... • \ ' . . .'(ON llDWN ' • . •. r; .,_ . •'; . -.N?W ~~ J~ke p~ide~.n, c;>ff~tirg you ~h~ best;possible service with \ W. VA. ROUTE 2 IMPROVEMENTS TH.IS SUMMER •' ' r. . gen\J.ine paris . onq , serv•ce ,and o.ur pnces are in keeping with com""titive . guaranteed ....,._ .. ~ s hops.:tn. our ·u.r..... · . ' , • .. '• rs I.e~~ I : '"' ;; .' ' Im}1rqveme'nta On · RoUte 2 the . north and to the •ai:lutli o( a•. \len);r'QW will be mod' thio ium- , mot''llceOI'dlht plano of thWeoi Vir1inta Stole •lload Com· mlaaton. ' .. . I , to . The eiHilmllllon IQ'I that it Ja a 1 part of the Jmptov~eDt p]an Oil tho SIIC h>r the rods loadiill to II8YOI\IW09ill. Olio of 'the roourta<lftl -pro!.... blW. or tmPfOvtmentl 4ft a 11 milo ot(ileh of bllhway betWMb llav~ , lild lell.Yillo wbll~ tho Oilier -w~l be for 1m~ aout~ mon.. from !lavon.....,.. I fl • ,' ,, .11..;,1 f '4111Jnee 01 Ulldnlla to th\ le~Qdlon .I I "' - .., ol )loutea 11'7 and I. fft()GRESS FAcfS SOYBI!Io\NS YIBi.D obout the w~~tn plllif. · aamo drilled ·MUd· .. • s.•. In rowa, lf llelda 'II"' weod·free ,..,........ t• t. C. OSU, · · asraaomlat. Wlutri wotila lite i w- ~' I'Oif plantibl aild eultlvo- · tloo to eontrol Ifill uaullly iael'OUt ""' yloldo..ll toku •'-!•t ~alf 11 m..h to tJl&nl beono In J'O~J, '. ' .. . :.. ' AMEii!<IA'S FARM I stll1Pt.U5.,ow eoot lbo naUon 11011 m'lllll!n • Yo" Ia ~,.,.... ~IU• cOuld be bi'oulhl to tho free 'wort~·, · ~ ~leo ot a coot •OJ • olOktl l ~~~ ·~at wh perooil l\Y'IJIIlill 'f_.hifla. Thlt It one of lila facto brOu;'ht •old' bt • n 't rutE btodlul'e ''hdl lind ;.:: mine, i Slit-lor of 'SOirpluo." You can ~In l eopy l!il wrltllil: O'AR& 1lao 'l'lrlt A'loft.., NoW . · , YOU i8. . · '· . ' ' , g, 'l'hleh ... •. 945 . ., : . •_'$ �. • ., ' .Page Ten --.... ' • - . .. • • .. The Daily Sentinel, Pomeroy-~iddleport, Ohio • .· • ToYQuFrom • Sotprdoy, April 30,' .1955 n 'AMessage • Commun Sharp Upturn Is Recorded For Vanadium $65~000 Will Be Spent On. Mason Camp /'. bill ~ dorlgnod to - fumloh, funds for the hnJpa•ovetrlent aDd m-ai nlenamee o! a 4-Jl and Y04\Ith Ollnvp in ltliJ(In bounty 'hu been~ passed by the Wes.t Virginii glslature. II·· lt··s New· CArs ' . leo ' . . .• ' '~~· • ' :r.. .. •• Outh -· • OUR COOE OF ETHICS • 1. To ..,...d _....,. iln4 ,,..._, t. ol....,lhot • •• would fltped Your ftJ,iy, 2. T• )WIC9 eur PNdw.tt 1114 our .wtcei IIHH ~pon our ceatt;-.. t ,..,_..,...,ntH " .~ .j ou.wr.... " _t .. 'ro ollow fair on4 IQMIIHlo ..,b.~.,...~ tlto-Nd -l ntr..... • • 4 • - . ''!." · 4. To p.:Operfr lnrJIHI .ni."""4w aU vthlchlt-. forolllilivo"W~-..iot'....._ '•' ' * • .....:-~ * I ' sfnniftl of the ......... ....... · - .,.....~.... --It Jtm, ....... ~ow ...._.__. ,.- -d · •/tq th --· --__ , , ,"t!"' ' "'~'""'an t!nJOY e OIIIOOlheotrJdeev...&.• ~~ . .dowroom """ ."" "''It all our built into a low1lrico car · ....... an nelgbbo;ato ·'Look • let ua demon• · Ill tleek . I ' ,.. it., "Y"f Stop in and,..· uatoday; io.Pr ; : . ~; ~· 10 ~ olnto the puteot·ol all Plymouths-the lire V-8 n• r:.~P~Fioo ,; ·new.Hy· ,, Plymolllh'55, Thisyearoh~yea,.,l~. -=-=-·__ mt..._.m!~ ' ot .u.a,:moa.'U bo.alail:...ou d•dl ' / '""new m 0 oh . \ "f ·WE SALUTE THE. I 7. To furnish the loWHt finance Mid · fntur.nce Ins- Pr"Opllr preplr.,l~ and ....-.. lqo yOur ntw ur 8. T~ auppori pqgram1 IHienlltl ,..,._ with us on • to ,..,..,. . .. ~~· • ar~ Ji 1 ,, ~rM\OUM ~ ._.._ Nth un.,..,•. ' I~· l:f'S, SERVIC::~ . ' O~r ~n~w Sei'Vlce. ~epartment, which we just ~~r:ttly completed·here in Middle-. por,t~ gtvl ngChus ad dttC1onol floor space is !'lqiJiP.~d.:wLth.'liervi,:!l tools a~:~d devices to , , 11 rys 1er . orpbration built automobiles All nee.ded 'p ar'ts''""· nd · · serviCe . ,·, .- a . _ · ,..0 accesson~s, are kept t:~r m~de avai_idble·through our large. Parts Departm~nt. All parts in ou.r. stock·or~. genUJ.ne ~hrysl.er Corporation manufactured parts. These ports' are pm,:ed by fl'le MmPqr p~rts divisron of t~e Corpor.dtiori. ' . ~ i . t !"":':• - f· ,, ' -~ ltl'y of • Mw 'ur"lt ~MNJ, tl.- ... . I LAST But NOT LEAST '' " W. strictly fllllt'tai~e .,iY: : . famou1 fiNP~r Vol Engine . ........... • \ ' . . .'(ON llDWN ' • . •. r; .,_ . •'; . -.N?W ~~ J~ke p~ide~.n, c;>ff~tirg you ~h~ best;possible service with \ W. VA. ROUTE 2 IMPROVEMENTS TH.IS SUMMER •' ' r. . gen\J.ine paris . onq , serv•ce ,and o.ur pnces are in keeping with com""titive . guaranteed ....,._ .. ~ s hops.:tn. our ·u.r..... · . ' , • .. '• rs I.e~~ I : '"' ;; .' ' Im}1rqveme'nta On · RoUte 2 the . north and to the •ai:lutli o( a•. \len);r'QW will be mod' thio ium- , mot''llceOI'dlht plano of thWeoi Vir1inta Stole •lload Com· mlaaton. ' .. . I , to . The eiHilmllllon IQ'I that it Ja a 1 part of the Jmptov~eDt p]an Oil tho SIIC h>r the rods loadiill to II8YOI\IW09ill. Olio of 'the roourta<lftl -pro!.... blW. or tmPfOvtmentl 4ft a 11 milo ot(ileh of bllhway betWMb llav~ , lild lell.Yillo wbll~ tho Oilier -w~l be for 1m~ aout~ mon.. from !lavon.....,.. I fl • ,' ,, .11..;,1 f '4111Jnee 01 Ulldnlla to th\ le~Qdlon .I I "' - .., ol )loutea 11'7 and I. fft()GRESS FAcfS SOYBI!Io\NS YIBi.D obout the w~~tn plllif. · aamo drilled ·MUd· .. • s.•. In rowa, lf llelda 'II"' weod·free ,..,........ t• t. C. OSU, · · asraaomlat. Wlutri wotila lite i w- ~' I'Oif plantibl aild eultlvo- · tloo to eontrol Ifill uaullly iael'OUt ""' yloldo..ll toku •'-!•t ~alf 11 m..h to tJl&nl beono In J'O~J, '. ' .. . :.. ' AMEii!<IA'S FARM I stll1Pt.U5.,ow eoot lbo naUon 11011 m'lllll!n • Yo" Ia ~,.,.... ~IU• cOuld be bi'oulhl to tho free 'wort~·, · ~ ~leo ot a coot •OJ • olOktl l ~~~ ·~at wh perooil l\Y'IJIIlill 'f_.hifla. Thlt It one of lila facto brOu;'ht •old' bt • n 't rutE btodlul'e ''hdl lind ;.:: mine, i Slit-lor of 'SOirpluo." You can ~In l eopy l!il wrltllil: O'AR& 1lao 'l'lrlt A'loft.., NoW . · , YOU i8. . · '· . ' ' , g, 'l'hleh ... •. 945 . ., : . •_'$ �\ l • v PQga Twelve -. • ·ohio Power Believes In ,. ' I Area's New. Growth 3 out of 4 of YQ.ur Neighbors Also are Served With . 4 Power Plants ,In 50-Mile .·Radius Of Here \ Fifth Operation May Someday Be Erected .. ' -·--- - "'lloJi mOdern steam..f!lectrie gen,.,~ting stations to be found in a .C~fllparable area an~h cre. An.d OliiD 'Power Co. bu tentative ,.. pliM Cor someday constructing ' "'nother powrr plant within the I ~ 51kni1e radius . ~;.._ This big concen.tr:at io n or puw· ~-.Jr, ctmpled with the area'! abun· t~~~oo-.. dartt Ohio River and '1u!king11m • \{ [ s ' - . '. ,,_ .,• ;J. ; • ~-· .' .. l ·• .. ~ , , ' ·I ¥ c hP.,~· g' ... in .., dcve}pPrrtent t '. ' J He pointed cut t;h;tt t hree oC th(' pltnl.s. pre.'tt'ntly located within ;- 50 mile1 or Pomeroy are on the Alpteri.c:m Ga11 and Electrlr. Co. SyJtM\, of whir.:h Ohio Power b ~ I Sllb-'ldlii:)'. Th,F afourth I! the ~ ~1er Cr!:!c;k Plant ct the 1 Obio • • •• •:.- . . ~ ,, .. 'I I . > ' JiPi'. 'l';.. . :,-)i~ <" ... • !!('; ' ancJ ...... l Col'lp., . - ·-..t ., (hf rutu:re of th e ~S-coun.ty arra it serve& and It s heHef In th e Jrta's ' Contin ~.:ed prog rctHi and -~~ Valley E 1ed1.rle ·- ,.(l' "i'·i· ' ' '· . •. ',. •$1 ~River water supply, iis natural ~urees , adequate raH and ·.J*, water transportation, present ·~ ~nd proposed potential target ar'Tl.l:, ,aa, makes Pomeroy and thr Up· ··'qhJo_V,all ey an ideal Joc.atlon I ~t .fiUWe industrial growth. ·..._y:_ /l.~te'fla, Pomeroy di.Strlct I .~·'trl:a~Nitet 'Of Ohio Power Co., cites ··Iii b.iJ CJXQ'PIRY'I plan-fl f·Gr 1mprovement• ·and expans ion~., o.f power _ .plant. •. and other rac!IHi e.s as evi\ or Ohio Power'.s falth ' .. dant aupply of e1edrit power. Within a M-miie radius of ·Pomeroy . aro located four Gf the denc~ Heat ·- - N.a tural Gas importaat usets anJ foresiJhted community can have is an abun- 1.· • In tbta modern age of huge at· omie developments , pusb·buUon Uv-ln.a: and II) ever -incrcuinog d!!mand for new and better indwtrial product!!, one of the most 11111: -- I • ' . yourMeig~ l(l(! tdRd i'l!l.,-.f'ight m!l1•1:1 loom Pomorof, F:ven· tually il will hl\'e a capability rtf 1 ~01~ . 0JO l:llo""•al.t ~ of power """ for US!.' l:Jy eho Atomic Ener.g.y Pla111t nortb r•[ Porbmouth . 1 _Constmctic n cf a n C"w $29,600,· :: 000 a-ltam · cl ~rtrlc J<!cnet'ilting ' " !Jnit . :11 01\10 r .uwec'/J Musklngum . 01 I· p' M " R!ver r·lant at q,.,Jiy wl)l raloo, ~· ll~ward B. Kress, lio ower omeroy gr. planl '.s J':('ll('flltln.g eltp,tf.IJl-iJ1: · 'd h 1~· the fo 6Mi,OOO kilowatts, ·n-urki'!Tf"" tf ~'" ·A• an example he cited the lure plant locations. He nt r till' larcf'tl r:.r AGF.'• 12 major Va~ad h!m Co l'p , of . AnH~ rlcn be! icVi'!l lh c lcc al devcl.opmcnt ~ powt'r llll.lnU ~ ~'Cr. Kreis .al<l. wh10h bu ilt o. plant ot Nt' W Hu.v- gr "ups now ahoulct raise funds 'J'wo olhor •/ant s on the AGJo~ l'O, W. Vn. 1_ he slle was !!elected an(! purchase r.ood fu ture factory ,t-.~ s~~tPRl _ l•'l e 600,000-kilowatt bt~caus e of 1t.s ncarncu to Sporn locntlnns. That would !el've aa ..,, Phl!i.p Sparn Pla n.t at N~w Hllven Plnnt. ;ldr!itional incen-tive for Jd·n~us ­ t W. Va., owntd Jo in-tly by Ohio 1'}J.e Ah1m·lc ~/ant near P?rlR· lrie.>~ to build n-e-w p1Rill$ an ,•ncCorp · lOi"h!! in the Oht.o Va'liey, he said . ~ ro:.wer and /lrppa!acbhm EI M:trlc mq_u (h · I " d. u'trl.l ll.),on ~- ~ower Co., and A.,-p:~Jaehla~'s pltDt at Po1~t Pl cnan~. W. Va., New Industries Iucoting al· e'~ 4M,Ofi-:J ·kil (!WaU Kanawha River thn n_t~w ~:user Alumumm 1:1nd mo:.; t un}•wftllre with in. a 50-rtllle ~ Plant at GlasgDW, w.. Va .,- brlna: Chernrcul Co,rp, nl_1Hnlnum she~t radius of Pomeroy arc ho\md to to 2.700,000 kllowa thr the tlec- 11nd Co ll roJlmt;: m!ll at Ravens- !rrlp the economy of t.he ~OilJD'lU. tr·!ral ('ncrgy which cven.tually woorl, _W. ya., ar_c just a. few of nlty, Mr. Foutnacc said. will be grnerntcd within "Wit.h today's modern tNint50 the b1g mtlus.t nrs w_h1ch ware mllcs of Pomeroy. attract ctl to th e 0~ 1 0 Val!ey portation fllcllitlcs, dialanccs. of y rt! I' .d , .1 h' through the lndustr'lal tocabon M miles are traveled quickly u , II' .rv1 rnr c 0 10 · r·w•J am~. and pcop!e dr11-wn Into an area rowrr !I hr.J a~·r ill the futurtl or p e" ,.; rournan•, Ohio Power by II new Industry somCtiiJ\fl thn ar(•a it s<>rV•'Ii rrm he s~cn !ndui tl' ial drvrlopm cnl eonsul Uve in climmunltlc.t 25 to 50 ntll· rmm i! ~ at'fJ11 ia ll iiJ n of approx i· tant, 6 ~·id 139 new lndu!llrics es from their work. They l)hco malf'l'• 6M acrrl! of hnd alon·y: Jrnv l• hf<'llled with in the CQm· travel simil:•r dist11.nccs 'to de. th e Ohio Hi vrr flv r mi!C's down· · pimy'ti scrvrce lcl'l'ilory in the thrir ~h.r.pplng." strt>am wrs-t · or Ironten as 1() · 1ua t r i ~~~ Ohio Jlowcr Co., ho u itt h thl' ~tit~anrl M 11 future l.OOO,IJOO. pus l yra rs . 'l'>h cse lnf ·cmJ)lO)' mort! than 27,000 work· contlnuaily worklne: to attrfoCl ki! Gwatl ' el (lctric gt~ nt'ratiu:: Cl'l and have annual payrolls ot nGW indU!trlt's to lt1 tenrHOI'Y p!an.t. Mr. Krr.u llflld the altc wu ubout $lO I11Hllon. ond through it eX!):Iansion and chosen bec~rusc or Its pr'oxlmlty Mr. l<'omnace Is l.'ncounglng !OJIJ)rovcment progra-m is ·preto Mal rcl!cl"\' rs Bod it' locatinn n •gl on ;r l lln :t lot:al development pared to meet the ln!arcascd dcvlrluaii,Y 'i n lhr. Cl•ntrr uf lh~ GTimPJ to socurc "ood indulllrial mand for c1ce.trlclty"~- whlch rel t:!vcn ·llintc AGE Syl!tc-m, which ::ritrs dll tl preserve lhMl for fu.l aulta when- new plan.w are hu~lt. hn~ a ,t: rn-~ratir.g copaci1y o-r · - - - -- 4..:J:S:t,OOO k lh··WHIIM now In st•r- ~ \'icr or tm:trr c n n3ln ~~etion . B"idfl. lh e •114 Mu•k l n~um Rivc l' Phlhll Sporn rlan-1!. Oh io J•owrr ewnJ the Ticld Plant· Rt B rlllia~l , Philo f'lanl at Philo and .lo1 nll~ owns lht• Wlfl.lbor Plan·t at J ll'~er, W. Va ., with West Penn I OW(Ir Co. • • with Its Tremen.dous Gt.owth IS ·PROUD ·TO BE A r··' ' OF THE ' Although tOtal reaoutce& or aU Ohio bunb topped $10 billion ror the flrd ume In ht~tory Jut yMr, llnllnclal conditione h81'e in Meip County are prnporUon 11 tcly Mr. KretH abo po-lnt1-d out jul!l A.<r guod: Jn foct, tota1 re-that Ure company has a 1985 con· sources of lonl banks reiKlhtd •~ruction bnd·gct oC nearly $40" Lhe record level of $1,81'1,10f.90 , rilJI1o~ to O.qlnnd anti improve by Deeombei 31, 19&4. Thll total acll t1e-s for 1eneratk:ln, trart+ Woll!'l obtained by comb.nlni the : m11.Q!~n. _and . 4~lJ'ihutiqn or el cc· )'CiU'·cnd statement ot the varlou 11 1 Lr e ltrwcr to rls 4·32,000 cust~ I b&:nks in the county aecordint to :nert. The e>tp«!nditure wilt rain Aten Shain Vice Pt-mddcnt of the Farme;a Baok and Sa~ln&a tho INJro~~:J mately e ~01'1-Sirucllon 1 m•de ~Y Ohio Power in 1 CompnUy, who madt tho ca,lcu a· ;rtar Peiiod. tlon. Oh~ Power bas 11n aclivl! In- Tht oHiclat reperh of concll~ · dn•trlal loeatlon pro1ram desi gn. tlon meft lty tho lltnk• 1' lOY. ed to. help drl'\-v now lnlfultrtc1 trnment•t tuthHitlll ciiMIO':fd t1.J aervlte ar<~u AGE that M.at• County lltnlr:s htllll on • •11nllar lndu~rlol d•""ll .wllh them ' 11 •710~ Progrom on a 304.13 trid of thlo $VN,IIUI Ohio p..,.,., had booft VM4 In moktnt 1""' · ~:::;"':fi~ Section of •It trllll •• tiel the conduct r · of bu•l.,... an4 to fulfill the """' munlty.of tho clllaono of tho com The dcpollb show tho people of the county to be keoflna up With or a little ahead of the na· lion in actumula\lnr runda. 'While \he total lou larao. \be buken point out, IL lo modo up of thou• onds or deposito ranaina from t~e 11'n11l household and "S&vinp. ae~.ants of the averqe funds up tfli o! limit per ··~count 1a '10,000 a mtn and wife, ror lltf;tJ'nC!c, may have l ' tol.ol of $8 . o.ooo.tof lna~rod . 'dopo· . II: alta Jn tl;lp ban ~lO,QOO jn tbet ol fOCh md· flO,OOO Ill 4· Job\t account, lndlvt- ••'ll•· * . ·t .t •• ·• .! " ~ ...... ;.. •+ .. , \ , '' '• . ' . ,, ,•,, ~ . ~ ~ That 1 . •.,.'<) ••. •. ' • '. "" ' . ,. ,, . "' ··. ·' I ~ • ..... ~· •• _,. • ' ' ·~. ' . .i ' j"' And Betause · ·· .. I-, ' i 'fi~H.~·~isi•~ria 'to. t~e ~orth, where mciny of the . , .... '· ' ' '· ' •. '' ~elg~ ~, ~~·~~~;· .• P .r~. o g·.r ·e·.·s·~'·t.~. ve .·~ ''hit It In 'lhe f•rm of caplttt, aur.,Jus and undlvlcltcl Jtreflta. Another protectl~• featu~• 11 the tuMtantltl amouftt of etlh and governi'I'Hlnt Qnd• ow,.e.t ttr lht Hnk1. The total It $7,909,S3t.S6. The c:•sh, of count, Is lmrMdletely evellallle t, 11tltfY tho wlthllrawale, cltpl.11t•, and tho . toytmmtnt t.dncl1 "'~' IIVIclcl~ H tD¥trhtl Into.11;11h, 1l1o $1.100,527.96 11 a.1tcond1ry r•••n• centltflng• of State tftd Munfclptl Bonllh and IIHenl • 1 k St k ""erve an IC • For tht [urther prute~Uon ol deposU\)t~ The Federal Deposit Insurance. Corporation. an agone)' oroaLed by the Federal lliiOYirn. mcnt, in!lure• deposit llceounta up to fiO.OOO nob . .C!IIt of thlr j>rot..Ui>n ·to .Poid. by ·the banko. ~•n· ~ora point o\11 lbt~ Although tM ' _' ' County InGo0 dF"manc1"al Shape I . ' ' ;- ' ·•· IY.n·.: low;p o' meet. 'present1deman~s·:~ ll)sJ•;9(1·.S•tr·· of Its gel from oiifside the stote.l h!J:,I!eW ·~I· ·,~~d;_. ll~ mfllt; anibitgali dellvet• Inti mlllfOilt · cy~:fC~ f~i;of,n.il~i'i!l'·vai~to Ohio 0~ Nov• .I. . ' ., ' .were ~ .. .. .' I . ,, ' ' OUR AREA ONE· .~ OF ·/tlf' .,) ': ,. •• I ..-. ,. ' 1 ' ' I ' ~- ' . llow;llellrly ·: All~c.,~,..,~.. ; G~':'?.;~:.r~· .. · ~ , · .. . . ... ' Farm Buroau . .- •.:t• . ' w, ' J· "' ~ . '•. .To meet the.lncreasl... Cl~ma~Cis. ior naf!ll'l!l·..•ht·~~~. . . . .. ' ' . ' years, Ohio • .,•• has spei'ttnt«trit ~i'i $1'4 0_n11111.....ff.~~~·" .~ j . .. ' ' • l ;, ~~ ··3Q% .0FF ,J ,iJ ' 'j. ~ ·,)t; •' ~.-' ' I I t \' .!,,' - ··t-~- 1 ' ,·, 1·1 ··_..,.:_/·t~_l"' ' ,; ·.,.-'.~··!· t, J;lfle~lnes· '"CinCI ·,tlier facfllt!ia;can~ :fj:tr ·CleveiOflment .1H,un~,...u~il POVfER ~ ' ··." 1 1 • f -,t ..! • • - •.'~<._'-' 'f- '>t' ' st~ge. Now, nearly,,ai(W6o:wa~t·n~I'CIII &a•:ccilt.~ ·lt. v:·.~ . . _. • .. . ·. .. ,. r . . ,·_, ... ·, ' . . ... ' *'ol·· )i 'I ' . • I .. . \;. ' j add U. S. ... ·, , • ;· :0. ., . ' ' ... i , . '·•' • '·'" �\ l • v PQga Twelve -. • ·ohio Power Believes In ,. ' I Area's New. Growth 3 out of 4 of YQ.ur Neighbors Also are Served With . 4 Power Plants ,In 50-Mile .·Radius Of Here \ Fifth Operation May Someday Be Erected .. ' -·--- - "'lloJi mOdern steam..f!lectrie gen,.,~ting stations to be found in a .C~fllparable area an~h cre. An.d OliiD 'Power Co. bu tentative ,.. pliM Cor someday constructing ' "'nother powrr plant within the I ~ 51kni1e radius . ~;.._ This big concen.tr:at io n or puw· ~-.Jr, ctmpled with the area'! abun· t~~~oo-.. dartt Ohio River and '1u!king11m • \{ [ s ' - . '. ,,_ .,• ;J. ; • ~-· .' .. l ·• .. ~ , , ' ·I ¥ c hP.,~· g' ... in .., dcve}pPrrtent t '. ' J He pointed cut t;h;tt t hree oC th(' pltnl.s. pre.'tt'ntly located within ;- 50 mile1 or Pomeroy are on the Alpteri.c:m Ga11 and Electrlr. Co. SyJtM\, of whir.:h Ohio Power b ~ I Sllb-'ldlii:)'. Th,F afourth I! the ~ ~1er Cr!:!c;k Plant ct the 1 Obio • • •• •:.- . . ~ ,, .. 'I I . > ' JiPi'. 'l';.. . :,-)i~ <" ... • !!('; ' ancJ ...... l Col'lp., . - ·-..t ., (hf rutu:re of th e ~S-coun.ty arra it serve& and It s heHef In th e Jrta's ' Contin ~.:ed prog rctHi and -~~ Valley E 1ed1.rle ·- ,.(l' "i'·i· ' ' '· . •. ',. •$1 ~River water supply, iis natural ~urees , adequate raH and ·.J*, water transportation, present ·~ ~nd proposed potential target ar'Tl.l:, ,aa, makes Pomeroy and thr Up· ··'qhJo_V,all ey an ideal Joc.atlon I ~t .fiUWe industrial growth. ·..._y:_ /l.~te'fla, Pomeroy di.Strlct I .~·'trl:a~Nitet 'Of Ohio Power Co., cites ··Iii b.iJ CJXQ'PIRY'I plan-fl f·Gr 1mprovement• ·and expans ion~., o.f power _ .plant. •. and other rac!IHi e.s as evi\ or Ohio Power'.s falth ' .. dant aupply of e1edrit power. Within a M-miie radius of ·Pomeroy . aro located four Gf the denc~ Heat ·- - N.a tural Gas importaat usets anJ foresiJhted community can have is an abun- 1.· • In tbta modern age of huge at· omie developments , pusb·buUon Uv-ln.a: and II) ever -incrcuinog d!!mand for new and better indwtrial product!!, one of the most 11111: -- I • ' . yourMeig~ l(l(! tdRd i'l!l.,-.f'ight m!l1•1:1 loom Pomorof, F:ven· tually il will hl\'e a capability rtf 1 ~01~ . 0JO l:llo""•al.t ~ of power """ for US!.' l:Jy eho Atomic Ener.g.y Pla111t nortb r•[ Porbmouth . 1 _Constmctic n cf a n C"w $29,600,· :: 000 a-ltam · cl ~rtrlc J<!cnet'ilting ' " !Jnit . :11 01\10 r .uwec'/J Musklngum . 01 I· p' M " R!ver r·lant at q,.,Jiy wl)l raloo, ~· ll~ward B. Kress, lio ower omeroy gr. planl '.s J':('ll('flltln.g eltp,tf.IJl-iJ1: · 'd h 1~· the fo 6Mi,OOO kilowatts, ·n-urki'!Tf"" tf ~'" ·A• an example he cited the lure plant locations. He nt r till' larcf'tl r:.r AGF.'• 12 major Va~ad h!m Co l'p , of . AnH~ rlcn be! icVi'!l lh c lcc al devcl.opmcnt ~ powt'r llll.lnU ~ ~'Cr. Kreis .al<l. wh10h bu ilt o. plant ot Nt' W Hu.v- gr "ups now ahoulct raise funds 'J'wo olhor •/ant s on the AGJo~ l'O, W. Vn. 1_ he slle was !!elected an(! purchase r.ood fu ture factory ,t-.~ s~~tPRl _ l•'l e 600,000-kilowatt bt~caus e of 1t.s ncarncu to Sporn locntlnns. That would !el've aa ..,, Phl!i.p Sparn Pla n.t at N~w Hllven Plnnt. ;ldr!itional incen-tive for Jd·n~us ­ t W. Va., owntd Jo in-tly by Ohio 1'}J.e Ah1m·lc ~/ant near P?rlR· lrie.>~ to build n-e-w p1Rill$ an ,•ncCorp · lOi"h!! in the Oht.o Va'liey, he said . ~ ro:.wer and /lrppa!acbhm EI M:trlc mq_u (h · I " d. u'trl.l ll.),on ~- ~ower Co., and A.,-p:~Jaehla~'s pltDt at Po1~t Pl cnan~. W. Va., New Industries Iucoting al· e'~ 4M,Ofi-:J ·kil (!WaU Kanawha River thn n_t~w ~:user Alumumm 1:1nd mo:.; t un}•wftllre with in. a 50-rtllle ~ Plant at GlasgDW, w.. Va .,- brlna: Chernrcul Co,rp, nl_1Hnlnum she~t radius of Pomeroy arc ho\md to to 2.700,000 kllowa thr the tlec- 11nd Co ll roJlmt;: m!ll at Ravens- !rrlp the economy of t.he ~OilJD'lU. tr·!ral ('ncrgy which cven.tually woorl, _W. ya., ar_c just a. few of nlty, Mr. Foutnacc said. will be grnerntcd within "Wit.h today's modern tNint50 the b1g mtlus.t nrs w_h1ch ware mllcs of Pomeroy. attract ctl to th e 0~ 1 0 Val!ey portation fllcllitlcs, dialanccs. of y rt! I' .d , .1 h' through the lndustr'lal tocabon M miles are traveled quickly u , II' .rv1 rnr c 0 10 · r·w•J am~. and pcop!e dr11-wn Into an area rowrr !I hr.J a~·r ill the futurtl or p e" ,.; rournan•, Ohio Power by II new Industry somCtiiJ\fl thn ar(•a it s<>rV•'Ii rrm he s~cn !ndui tl' ial drvrlopm cnl eonsul Uve in climmunltlc.t 25 to 50 ntll· rmm i! ~ at'fJ11 ia ll iiJ n of approx i· tant, 6 ~·id 139 new lndu!llrics es from their work. They l)hco malf'l'• 6M acrrl! of hnd alon·y: Jrnv l• hf<'llled with in the CQm· travel simil:•r dist11.nccs 'to de. th e Ohio Hi vrr flv r mi!C's down· · pimy'ti scrvrce lcl'l'ilory in the thrir ~h.r.pplng." strt>am wrs-t · or Ironten as 1() · 1ua t r i ~~~ Ohio Jlowcr Co., ho u itt h thl' ~tit~anrl M 11 future l.OOO,IJOO. pus l yra rs . 'l'>h cse lnf ·cmJ)lO)' mort! than 27,000 work· contlnuaily worklne: to attrfoCl ki! Gwatl ' el (lctric gt~ nt'ratiu:: Cl'l and have annual payrolls ot nGW indU!trlt's to lt1 tenrHOI'Y p!an.t. Mr. Krr.u llflld the altc wu ubout $lO I11Hllon. ond through it eX!):Iansion and chosen bec~rusc or Its pr'oxlmlty Mr. l<'omnace Is l.'ncounglng !OJIJ)rovcment progra-m is ·preto Mal rcl!cl"\' rs Bod it' locatinn n •gl on ;r l lln :t lot:al development pared to meet the ln!arcascd dcvlrluaii,Y 'i n lhr. Cl•ntrr uf lh~ GTimPJ to socurc "ood indulllrial mand for c1ce.trlclty"~- whlch rel t:!vcn ·llintc AGE Syl!tc-m, which ::ritrs dll tl preserve lhMl for fu.l aulta when- new plan.w are hu~lt. hn~ a ,t: rn-~ratir.g copaci1y o-r · - - - -- 4..:J:S:t,OOO k lh··WHIIM now In st•r- ~ \'icr or tm:trr c n n3ln ~~etion . B"idfl. lh e •114 Mu•k l n~um Rivc l' Phlhll Sporn rlan-1!. Oh io J•owrr ewnJ the Ticld Plant· Rt B rlllia~l , Philo f'lanl at Philo and .lo1 nll~ owns lht• Wlfl.lbor Plan·t at J ll'~er, W. Va ., with West Penn I OW(Ir Co. • • with Its Tremen.dous Gt.owth IS ·PROUD ·TO BE A r··' ' OF THE ' Although tOtal reaoutce& or aU Ohio bunb topped $10 billion ror the flrd ume In ht~tory Jut yMr, llnllnclal conditione h81'e in Meip County are prnporUon 11 tcly Mr. KretH abo po-lnt1-d out jul!l A.<r guod: Jn foct, tota1 re-that Ure company has a 1985 con· sources of lonl banks reiKlhtd •~ruction bnd·gct oC nearly $40" Lhe record level of $1,81'1,10f.90 , rilJI1o~ to O.qlnnd anti improve by Deeombei 31, 19&4. Thll total acll t1e-s for 1eneratk:ln, trart+ Woll!'l obtained by comb.nlni the : m11.Q!~n. _and . 4~lJ'ihutiqn or el cc· )'CiU'·cnd statement ot the varlou 11 1 Lr e ltrwcr to rls 4·32,000 cust~ I b&:nks in the county aecordint to :nert. The e>tp«!nditure wilt rain Aten Shain Vice Pt-mddcnt of the Farme;a Baok and Sa~ln&a tho INJro~~:J mately e ~01'1-Sirucllon 1 m•de ~Y Ohio Power in 1 CompnUy, who madt tho ca,lcu a· ;rtar Peiiod. tlon. Oh~ Power bas 11n aclivl! In- Tht oHiclat reperh of concll~ · dn•trlal loeatlon pro1ram desi gn. tlon meft lty tho lltnk• 1' lOY. ed to. help drl'\-v now lnlfultrtc1 trnment•t tuthHitlll ciiMIO':fd t1.J aervlte ar<~u AGE that M.at• County lltnlr:s htllll on • •11nllar lndu~rlol d•""ll .wllh them ' 11 •710~ Progrom on a 304.13 trid of thlo $VN,IIUI Ohio p..,.,., had booft VM4 In moktnt 1""' · ~:::;"':fi~ Section of •It trllll •• tiel the conduct r · of bu•l.,... an4 to fulfill the """' munlty.of tho clllaono of tho com The dcpollb show tho people of the county to be keoflna up With or a little ahead of the na· lion in actumula\lnr runda. 'While \he total lou larao. \be buken point out, IL lo modo up of thou• onds or deposito ranaina from t~e 11'n11l household and "S&vinp. ae~.ants of the averqe funds up tfli o! limit per ··~count 1a '10,000 a mtn and wife, ror lltf;tJ'nC!c, may have l ' tol.ol of $8 . o.ooo.tof lna~rod . 'dopo· . II: alta Jn tl;lp ban ~lO,QOO jn tbet ol fOCh md· flO,OOO Ill 4· Job\t account, lndlvt- ••'ll•· * . ·t .t •• ·• .! " ~ ...... ;.. •+ .. , \ , '' '• . ' . ,, ,•,, ~ . ~ ~ That 1 . •.,.'<) ••. •. ' • '. "" ' . ,. ,, . "' ··. ·' I ~ • ..... ~· •• _,. • ' ' ·~. ' . .i ' j"' And Betause · ·· .. I-, ' i 'fi~H.~·~isi•~ria 'to. t~e ~orth, where mciny of the . , .... '· ' ' '· ' •. '' ~elg~ ~, ~~·~~~;· .• P .r~. o g·.r ·e·.·s·~'·t.~. ve .·~ ''hit It In 'lhe f•rm of caplttt, aur.,Jus and undlvlcltcl Jtreflta. Another protectl~• featu~• 11 the tuMtantltl amouftt of etlh and governi'I'Hlnt Qnd• ow,.e.t ttr lht Hnk1. The total It $7,909,S3t.S6. The c:•sh, of count, Is lmrMdletely evellallle t, 11tltfY tho wlthllrawale, cltpl.11t•, and tho . toytmmtnt t.dncl1 "'~' IIVIclcl~ H tD¥trhtl Into.11;11h, 1l1o $1.100,527.96 11 a.1tcond1ry r•••n• centltflng• of State tftd Munfclptl Bonllh and IIHenl • 1 k St k ""erve an IC • For tht [urther prute~Uon ol deposU\)t~ The Federal Deposit Insurance. Corporation. an agone)' oroaLed by the Federal lliiOYirn. mcnt, in!lure• deposit llceounta up to fiO.OOO nob . .C!IIt of thlr j>rot..Ui>n ·to .Poid. by ·the banko. ~•n· ~ora point o\11 lbt~ Although tM ' _' ' County InGo0 dF"manc1"al Shape I . ' ' ;- ' ·•· IY.n·.: low;p o' meet. 'present1deman~s·:~ ll)sJ•;9(1·.S•tr·· of Its gel from oiifside the stote.l h!J:,I!eW ·~I· ·,~~d;_. ll~ mfllt; anibitgali dellvet• Inti mlllfOilt · cy~:fC~ f~i;of,n.il~i'i!l'·vai~to Ohio 0~ Nov• .I. . ' ., ' .were ~ .. .. .' I . ,, ' ' OUR AREA ONE· .~ OF ·/tlf' .,) ': ,. •• I ..-. ,. ' 1 ' ' I ' ~- ' . llow;llellrly ·: All~c.,~,..,~.. ; G~':'?.;~:.r~· .. · ~ , · .. . . ... ' Farm Buroau . .- •.:t• . ' w, ' J· "' ~ . '•. .To meet the.lncreasl... Cl~ma~Cis. ior naf!ll'l!l·..•ht·~~~. . . . .. ' ' . ' years, Ohio • .,•• has spei'ttnt«trit ~i'i $1'4 0_n11111.....ff.~~~·" .~ j . .. ' ' • l ;, ~~ ··3Q% .0FF ,J ,iJ ' 'j. ~ ·,)t; •' ~.-' ' I I t \' .!,,' - ··t-~- 1 ' ,·, 1·1 ··_..,.:_/·t~_l"' ' ,; ·.,.-'.~··!· t, J;lfle~lnes· '"CinCI ·,tlier facfllt!ia;can~ :fj:tr ·CleveiOflment .1H,un~,...u~il POVfER ~ ' ··." 1 1 • f -,t ..! • • - •.'~<._'-' 'f- '>t' ' st~ge. Now, nearly,,ai(W6o:wa~t·n~I'CIII &a•:ccilt.~ ·lt. v:·.~ . . _. • .. . ·. .. ,. r . . ,·_, ... ·, ' . . ... ' *'ol·· )i 'I ' . • I .. . \;. ' j add U. S. ... ·, , • ;· :0. ., . ' ' ... i , . '·•' • '·'" �•• '' . . . ' R~~il .I The Doily Sentinel, Pomeroy.Mid~leport, Opio ~Fourteen Ashland Oil . Puts esources Of Ohio River Plays Great Role ' ln. Commerce • i • 41elgs COUftty will be the acene of the developm•.tt of one of tbe most elaborate a:ravcl plantl in · o1 tb"e coun 1ry. t h .111 section The plant wblch is bein..g developed at Apple Grove will represent a l?tal lnyes.tment of ~ 000 accordana: to J. J. Rou. pr~•d~>nt of the Rosa Concrete and Mot1.ar Company of Huntington. RoS~>, ont of the principals of the Apple Grove company, has ta· ken title to 40 acres of land for· merly owned by John H Hayman at Apple Grove. Ron says that tb(' screcninK and processing plant for the tra· vel will be of the lalest design and will provide virtually "push button " control with 01 minimum or manual labor: Under optloii are 161 acres Of land bearing au eslimJted 34 mil- - - - - -- - - -- - .,........ mH• by at1 Ohio ValleY htdtltttY utlllsial th• rich ~ of the Ohio Rlw•r ...,.unity. the ·Ohio A 1~5 construction budget of nearly S40 million half been drafted by Ohio rower Co. to expand aDd Improve faeUJties for gener&· tion, transmisaioa and di•trlbu.· Uon or electric power to Its custo· ' men, accofdlng to H. B. KreSl!; manaeer of the ..company's Pomeroy District. .1 • .Thia year's budget IJrlngs to Shore...". JM;t montih another craft mov· td oyer ·lhll!" beautit~ river, past t!Je Ohio lbore and the ro-mance ot Mle river continued. For tt the lara:est tingle caflo ev.er on the Mlal.uLppl or Ohio ·~~~~u::, the two e~rtta lies tella of tbe United ltMea to leadership in wrJdl urommerte. The Ohio River ijH11~ 'lftt limportant role In -blltbry ·1arid lor the Ohio . ey ·II 1.1 a hl.otory. of great ,........ approxlm!lllely ~.ooo,ooo tbe constructiC?n lnv~ent macJe by Ohio Power iD a 10 yur pel'iO~ since ~tart of · uH~n improvJng tmd building po\.Jei plants, sUbstationS. transml:u~f)n and diltri· tilt ,.,lm I I dUOtril, eJI)Indiq~ . famt duct , IPOH p!arkjllo , jW :0 and , lt and ' To Our Many Friends and Customers We Extend Our ~ppreciation For p;owerful towboat em tht lnla~ waterweya. The tOw dtliver.. 30,SH toni of crude oil at Ken· on, W. Va., March 21. THE! i!l::i TOW-Aahland Oll'1 Aetni•LOUI$Yitle pushlnt the -- ~ fr~ "lt'a amlliDc how buJIDHI b.U rnueb in one day DDtN u we tlld in one flftr rean 110. Of eoul'le, thinaw eoet more. Bvt people make more, too. A rna~ ure4 to make several dollars a day-now ~oal liiCroued. Wby, wo aell .. by1Jroduetl, arul e barntuiD&" ot ~!!f$tJJQW· tr from the_ mlgftty Ohio., hu eome ~ promise ~ mo~ , Ioc:om.e tot th.f eouDQ". - w• Many ,.,.honto In 1M om fomllltrlsl.. Willi _,.hondlolno - . . M,. - IIMir lovlldl;,.o _. Wlntf tr adtlltl.n.. 1n HCh ......,..nlty, Ia • 1.. ... fe JMtt tM ......,l&lnt • mandt tf mltl ....,... .""' New.' PI"~ Which , ·.,. pl.-d on lh• count" rrery Ry, ,,. wltlliln tiM rNCtf ., 111 ttl"' an. 'In oiOYIIol.,,,whtlh.r. It Ito o ....,...Mf')l ., bill?" ' . . •·Hiwt. - ~lg ' The ' .. 1 AJi. •, '~·t·'•t• ~· area· ' WEAitE It's. that way with o~.qi_ma1s, too. "We'v'!lconducted 1..,. ..peri. menti to tta11:1 what tttn" like and who~ V. the beot lor tbem to oat", ' . , ., . . ·' ' " Qf • .. 1,. ln. ~· Pair ·1 K..Osy.MixeJI:.Upr KIDS·~' I Pa'rt W• Play in supplyins pr@!htctiv• RJll:> In' In ibe.!aboritory and on /arms lJi teare" · ~ ( an, aiWJYJ better combination. of. VeJetabl~ proteins, &fainJ, earbohyclra~ aa~ minerals tbllt a:o"'iato ferc:J," ·~~ BE 4 PAR'[ OF THIS PROGRESS ducts to productive peapl•. our DOt J~t'&n riJidlt)' ll\dJvidual Com· living index : ~flid~~.oleat. movt have~ IIWIYS Wl)l. mecUeal to go uP. {ood and ap- I enough th• 195UII sis·Prove :- ' .$mlth said. "It's exacting work· iDd ttiere's a Jo\ mor~ *o It tban llUiDY· People miaht imagine. It is .aU done · 10 CAPTIVE AUDIINCI th.at faJ-in :atiimlllf ' CJih ,.li the A publie addresr tyslem, Install· p~oper ,Vlllmin, and mjncrala ~ In a New Jersey gaaoUne 1Jt1.. they need tor , proper e~wtla." t10n, start~; br._oadcaltint: muaic U M\lch the tame •• fOod "for people. soon 'II a car roll11 onto the dri'veSmith continued: . ''VIe'U eon- WIJ.Y. As_&oon a.11 an attcndarit ltePI' tlou._e to strive tot·• b:etter sri- .()n a JWttcb plite set near the Jla· duet With whieh ,t o,•et:Je our ,....... tion ~oar,: a commercial eu.ts in. We're a loeaJ lndu1tey JetV:h:ic plug~ng tbe st.tion and jtJ: pro. people of our ·latale.'~ · ducts. ' :gru I :r1 thllt ena.lllcll A~h land Oil to lfC"~clulc the n"Cor brt'lkina tow !rom Loul!llana " a" tenn lnal at Kenova, W. Va. Thfl rivor hMs bern a k('y fit~: !or In the operation and grow:l o1 Athland Oil. Wlt.h 1 fleet 0 tcrwboali and VO ba \ ·~. lb ~ny Ia able lo move: crud ail trrun Teua up river to It· CafletLibUrt", Ky., rf-finery an1' Jilt produ:ts to te11mlna1 1 all th · way to Pltt.11burgh. T1he com1)an~ _.. 1 total Dl ll L~MTiina·!• alon· h I C!l Ml&llMippi·Ohlo River ays hith waler e tam. trlmlpOrLallon lo onl" ~ ' one example or Alhland Oil proar•. Kaown In the' on induJiry 9 •n inte1ra~rd eompany, Asl1 11 tftlated in producllon, Nl'lnill'J', Lran,wortaUon abd mar· ~~iJng fl crude oil'· and - rotlned ~6clt. ' ~ ~~~' NatwtriJ Grtwt ~~ IOI&'etber WJth Lhe ·l"lv e:ompan)' has 1 nel .plpelinet ' that ·aallter · ,DO Vet r-nd ~VIum it in ;1 al!r•l mulll·mllllnnl lc''~r till ~ \ Nl!l('\'l 8 1X1C ·cthqr. ''(I' Or ('ll lll ~\· l ~c t"i"<t .'kitnn. It ' en 1hlcd A~ht~n :l to ll1'0flucc hl:lh "(•lane !;a.. ol !nr r(lr military t1 '<:· lmln;;:: th~ wnr. Another mult '· 'lillion dc.:l ar h1'•jl rovc>mrnt w!•il ' 1D nude soon at Callett.shul':! haL will ln·~rea~t! tho retin.-~rY ~apaeit;y and ~n"htc IL tn make ' Vcn higher C::lanc gaaoli no. N The rerln ln,'l ell")lllclty ~r the ~ / !11lany h ln·: reasP.d t)y Oblr, tlvt'r cr nnrctt'd rcflnl'lrir.l al ··'l ndlooty, C.Pnton, Jo"'rcdOJn anrt hr At>tna Oil Cmr;pany In t.uu ls 11ilte. rt a.~so rPfi"es 11nd lil pro.iootli at Fr'all'liE"r "htrtaln, an;l Allied Oil Al 'a nd. All of !hue CloYc'lavo Jolnf'd :!lr Allhlan'l since World War II. T.hc pf'Oh'!'t'SK of 1 U prvduc:Lion , lind ro:"~flnln,g bns )y progress In 1'110 ltl ·Prodt!Cts. ~~:.:~th~·~~~ri~..,Ch feons)l'l J1ltnol· The ftrat A&Mand 5tatlon !'omeroy In the e.o:rly 103011 and movf i,uPPliel.l dircot.ly !rom the 'et1&bur; refinery. Now a 1lant ln Pc'"ltt'roy 1\l!jlfptla• ~hain of more titan 20 modorn '.an auoltne station• and ' nu:,~~~~~or bulk plaM Is <!DC of ":~.!~,;•');~;::••• that serv\ cu• jJ ~~~:.!11:: Ill Kf'lltll!k$ 'lftd I is helli'I'Cd !{) l'CI1Hi in . , On the <~~Ar hn~d , In nort~· , Some WJn':l in n·dhw('slcrn wc111orn Ollto, ,parlwu!n r.ly In Lli~ . O!Hn OI':•:! C "prorlu·crrl ::woo lo 4,· TI'Cil•tun. llrl'R,_ r··. .' u• .; ea.n orio barrels lln iH'\"l' . Siu.:c much tt.ifl g('OOJ?hYsteal mel~OdiS a~d Wll!l tukcn oul , nmull mu !>l b:! core drUimg to dctcrrntne under· loft , 11 n th r~c wmtlrl be likelY ;_ro und' !StrllO!I UI!"C <~.nd lhus flnfl 11.rcas for water noollin!l, !IRY:< hkel,v .s~ols for ml dls_covorieli. p 1·nrcssor O'Ronrke who has r.eophyst-cal pr.r<Jpcctln.g l!i don•~ ~t~lli€!d all availah\c' 1·rocorcb of bJ• otuorv. n~ clc.o'lron lcally bQ~ the ln1Ui:i'~t·.v's operations · In I ~ o~ml wavrs travel throuE,h ttl(l Ohio. Or l!.\i r.;g; COIJI.S WQltld b l'. ca 1t,h, low he 11dd11 because tho tlold Here Hl"C soml:' otll{''l" O'.ftl.;mr.k"' ' ' . ror prospoc ll ve ft.. ' 13 cx..tren1cly shallow. tiP!! \Auto pr01· Tht Trcmton pro!l u.;lug arra I)Cetor~: . r.•cop 11 ~~ H~ ! 1 k h 1 r~~rn.d<.'d ro1.··~ly frorn west of ""or .s QU d help Cl"l'lns. ll\r(]ugh J..lmu, tind pr{JdUC:tttg area 1n tw~ other lind B-"l.lng Grcc.n. rormai.lon.s-. the, . Oriskany and "" N b ., 10 a IMrlie l 'r l'a it'll cw urc· !iiirt:tlt. Gas hat been. to. CUtmty. Anti BndnC'l\ in 'CitCI1 hi tho OrlsklnNy formation County, ls a center. o :hcr In the last few year! in Washingoo producing cou1\tif! tun Cctm!;v.' Both &anJ~ hava ~iv· Mtl"(',£)~1 A~glaizc, Van Wert, _rn .s,Oit\C _• oil and _atae· produ$l~l.on Allen Han•coek Seneca. and · Lu· <D northorn · Oh1o, parth:::ularly ct~. ' ' i!l1 Summlt nnd Cuyahora Co:unJc,e-aHa~d wuler tiC!~~ . • but the · proccJ!S has been Th~ ~~~ PO'OI · Jn. . extensively ~nly c 0 1 1 •• ~· · 1 area. Thla ls the ~ '\ f lli!~'wqnouwhtle pool In Medln.a ~:naad 11 ~~b~r~:-~~ry. lt produce• not from h J. .. 'Jit't',p,Lqn form.ttlon b11t room tapp t e B'f'le• ., sandtto»e, 3trll\tm called the Berea .dee~ the Ch~~ba~t pOOl stone. From ~944 through Medlrt" Counti, . rroduction poo ranged and 268.000 8 tho Ohio N. Second St · Middleport, Ohio Jf!US li' - TN~ •.b.ACiJ .. . ' ' And. ' APPLIANCES <m.er ltemJ for Around,Tiie·Hou•- · · • . ' .' fl.OI Vll•e VETO D•Obe)~T l'f,··~ /!':i):-:1 1:· , • ., ......... ,, .... SOc .~ • , ' Gk Val;ue ............ ; ....... • .. I 'I ' .. ·:··· · '· ' .• W-oo4burr: SHAMPOO .:.. ', . : ·.. $3c /.I fl.IO.VIllie ciairJet~niAlU •.: .. :. ·. , ... .' .... : i ;• . ; '.~..• ~.. '. ·~· only 98c S:H.PQ<h, ; ' . ' I I .,"1.:0' ., •' I .. • .TilREE lliGISTI!RED - Come ·in and lookaraund; discover for ;;ourself the many advantages in dealing with H C:rR: Ask us about our budget pion. We are -eager to serve 'you, the people who mbke our area's tutur,e bright and we ore.proul:l,to b4! a port of the con- , tinuing. pr<igress that our area, is making today in its ecionomic'ond ..industrial growth. :;::>· ,. ~. ~ I · Cam• In .And S.• Us Fint WHERE I BUY M'l' tu r;t·l 'o-: ' ' .. :, ··~·. . ' • ~IRESTONE11 ' ESandTUBES d .; . ,.. ' Pasnng•r, T..,c:k a .... TractOr • ' . · FIR,S!f .HE HOM·I· : o~d AUto s~U.PPLt•s ')~·~·; )· DUTd ·:·, BOY PAINTS and 'VAR'WISHE$ · '~, · . ' .. ' . '' ' i ;\• ., Middleport 'Feed Mil ... . ""t And Wiftl A. Gr*at Futur•, w. Valu• nf i ''We're conlqul~JY ex~ent· the. ·FUctorY Outlet M · countyHas Great o·I I 1:' Resources · 'OSU Expert Says PRODUCTIVITY MAKE OUR ARU Theo Smitb of the SUger ftua Mill, Pomeroy, commented. JDUl, whleh wu Mt.ablilil1ed ·" In The 18TQ al a flour lnUI ·n• acquired' by Theo's ~her, · Harry, who 1111 present lllld•frr, io 1122. The ,operation on MUlberry Aft., no loogel produe!t fiour, Jts m1Jf;er1 fiDd etlluipment now lflilld: ~t::i~~. jlns· ~d procooaiag fffil . lor all t;r,p:ea of Jiyestoek., ·cattle, chlekeos bones, pJU and btbora. · • .~'·'·' THE FUTURE- WHOSE When a ~rson eata hla food. taste Ia an Important 1bing. ' ' THE PEOPLE THAT LIVE FOR ' c.-i'·' ,.l:l E·s s , ,p .·n' o:o I . ' ' '. · . On TheirCo~tinuing ' la 1 ANIMALS Dollar More /TASTY FOODS, ' Stable Due AS MAN DOES To Keen Thrift OF O.UR' BUSIMESS Cong We CONGRATULATE The Meigs. Mason Area 1li~~~n •tated, '"We ,;"~o~·~~~ We· ~blll~l·~~~;;~-~·;r•~l~d~ol~lara~;;,~ to . l:tHdn't trewl out oflirthle ...,. i~·~·Y{~)Ih~·~..,~or~e~mon~~ey rtM ~.-..., ... ,•~ o.w 1 Hon 1e olltoln lito •.-r Ia¥ ~wu atkfll, e - Mft - new falfllon trMtfl.et, the' lit• " ' Itt ftrm a color ..l"lefen ·..t_. Reeently, ont: loeal busJnells· butJon linea and other equipment ~J.:E/.SEDTO CBl"Yed from what was once a to serve ltl 432.000 customera in • ,)<:: r , . wil.derness are the .prosperou1 prodU<::ts for continued industrial · 53 countlea, Xre•• saJd. l•rv••• cargo •v.•r earrltcl an the !f'!'ID)unltles: 1ome agricultural a;rowth In ttle Ohio V.-J.ley. New In general clailifications, the · .::...4ome inatitotlonal~ some indu&- lnckutries are assured of ·pctro- Ohio River. This Is th• mo1t UM,O bu.dget, lncludlng both new frlil, b~ •ll closely connected lleu1n supplies as they betin opconstruction and' lmprovClmenta to b; .tbe lftla'}'ty river. 'l'he Ohio eraUon In the region. existing facillt~fl,' was llllted by hat beel) .Clmetimes benevolent. AJh}and 011 has also been • Kress as fojlOwa: .om.tlmeo dlouterou.o ·bUt al·jloader In· lhc COMervatlon of . el~S Power plaftts ''15.~08.000; trans• 't!'•Y• paramount with its board- Lht, Ohio Valley'& natural reml5aion lines, f6,533,000; distribuer• rich with natural resourcta, aouree1. In 1949 crude oil' pro· tion linea, $7,61q,OOO; substations, 1 power aftd people working to·. ducllon in lhe Odin Field II\ Uhu ' $8,000,<100, c01t Lands and equip)t!lber lor continued proJPCiily. Ullnola Baoin w01 dll'Wn Lo 92 · ' · ',' Clotely connected with the barrels a day . Many old oil men Don't cmmt Mci.a:s ColiMY out p~tmg al~,n~ tlw . ln d1ana border ment, S415D,OOO and general con·.p"O'Wt.h ol the Ohio Valley 11 the ' eon~luded that the li~d had 111 an oi l producing cotmly. r 1g:ht now, he ~a u! . ~~~~c_li_ot~ ..~~~-------~'='==;~::i'~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~,~~~===='"~=-==~=~=~;;;~,~ Alhland Oil & 'Rcl'ining Co., or played out and WBI flO lon;gcr cd" Even :hough Ohimms now u.sc "Tha t area and Lhe western ~"'~ \ :.J ' .. Ashland, Kontooky. It 11 an ex· com~crcial v•luc. But , t.h~ e~ ~O barrels err petroleum produc~ , part of Ohw have 11 chan,c c to .,.,.,te of lnduJlrlal progr~ss in glneers at All bland Oil , wcren •I for every one purnrpcd out or supply more o-il and ga.s." lh~ ~omrnunltJea along the river. wll~lng t~ writ~ o~f the hckl thal ) Buol<ryc wci.'!S, the st·a~c still . 1 r1•n•cron• a n- n1etho"] In CII!Stcrn Ohio the most iml •~ . ·~ To-'Ht In 1925 Y · " " . 'e '"" ~'. bus "wide polen•ti&l" a:;. . a pr.o· 'r.(11 ~eco ndary ml rccoverv gelt portar,·t f.ormatwn is the Clin1on ~~ 19215 Ashland ml atquireyJ '•n• t•· musl 1,. \ ol liD oid- W"' ' du~IJr, incl~ina:, lormahons m sandstone. 2,500 ~o 4,800 feet be>· •. ~· • IWcomnanv ·tried watarflood- MN"!i ' nil .lrl I 1 -Oil.l ~ HIC c0IoneI -th~J ',"' COUI\t)' . . . r •.. I . " v· low the ,lur.rate, This pr011Ucing wu a ~toot . ,. :Jso n•potts Pro . rA waru , """' d • h lh _.. lnR lR the area. O'Rumke or Qhio State IJniver· area extcn s over a n.'lrt ·SOU 1 -r.r~e 30 .' Thi!' J?rocen requirlll tn(l drlll - l ·t's , in• IHHI pcolroleum en· belt &0 m\l~s- wtdn whiOO haa . ita en.,.ne rou · a new WlH!I "' ·" .. '1T.n rl~ artnwnt An aul-h· wc"te.rn c~ge ,.,abo4t. , 26 mt1~ 1n.g of a number Gf Jon . barge. Four years &I'01.tnd an old produ·;~r. Water t 1!',ecJJng . P 1 .' ~ 11 and re east of ·C'C fumtHfa. The Clin.1on '. nallzatlon of l he river WBll com- is forced into Lh. e n-c1v wells orhY on Oil pro.~ I <'h .h ·, rorm 11 J.lon now :It a~counb [or pt~ted m:tki"'ll it navigable lhro- down to the oil bearing sand !:ar gcarch, he has ~mk~~ W l.t . about '73 per ceDi of the state's UJhout the year. Already tra;ffie be low the ~mlfacc The water rc· roleum and Jrll.nlfll! trms IS oil and 'ns ouflput tin the river hr exceeded thr pl.'llt ~3 tho ~oil tlhllt l\119 berm co untl"y an~ Ollbro;nl and o o~~~~ . tonaglf! fnglnt'l'l:'l! had cxpeete~ urn ed nut and for.eea n('W oil closely t~ c fortun·•:~ ur. the Ql l 1'.ht"re iii a ''hug!!"' ar~a in \1~cn cnRJtrudlon on the lock ~nlo !})the old well. f!·y 19.~1 th ~ anrl ~w~ mdn!l r~ 10 0~111. . ca.~tcrn ~hio, .he said, wh;-r<' Jyatcm betian . 0 I! f•'i ld 11 Y.od·u •\ n·R 1 l92 Brst npr,JO~!UIHly !01 hoost1 ng Cl·lnto n 011 and g;~s produt:llon r.at month • thlrtv "rllt'l M· b' " 1 'r w} fl01.1 a 'ct ay, ' 'an d lhr. slate'~ ·otl ou~put lies. .. to· J " • arrC' s 1> cruue · · r h he be· is "Ipostlblc . · . · 1 1er the first Ashland 011 boal that's 12 limes what it was pnr lleVL•s. 111 appl!c.atton u ll e .Pt'o; bal to't' drlllmg w11l .r;::o on Wll placed Into use, the Aetna- ,lucin.g - two y~R .. !'. r-arllcr ' c c~:s kn.own ~ s "wa ter nnod 1ng' ~o r many years -in the potential •· · · lo nld WC"l ls 1n a larl!c area of Clinto n area . a5 long n th r· l.oultviMe pt\Shcd an 8,487,700 gallon- lnw inlo the Colonel's oltl OlhC'r watrrn'.. ods ha\'e rrviv · nor!Jtwc.stern 0111o. price of oil jo; con r!ut'lve to t.hr mooring g1·ound . It was lhl! Jar· ~d old ricldfi in Eu!ilern Klmllt'ck .l' Nearly all of th rsc wt•ll s, dt·i\1- ' search,'" · fl'rofrslior O"Rourkc sai1 1 erst car,go .-vcr movetl on t,hr WC'.III Virl{lnia otnrl the )1\inoi .~ •rl ·,n,., o· 0 for-•J t;.on ca:J.cd the rlver, more than 312 t!:nc~ lllR: Oa.!iin. Ashland Oil'~ watru·,nood " Ou.ltpllt from wells drilled to llrro"stmc, arc now alb· LIJ e Clo'nton rorn~·ad.O •· n I·o• rcco•·~t or the old Colont•l. Three cllcllcl at:tivitlcs hRVfl made it II nation '!'renton c "d. Out over the . v t>at's y•ors h•s been lncrcos•d b" Ul'dol' i!.IJI:Inel dC'Yelop l nj~ 4,800 hor8c· ,_1 figure in the uil ln-lu!>try in ~ " · " " ppwcr rnablc th e Aetna-Lou!~ ·rr.ndary recovery and conser- t hey hiiVC ac count ed !or some "fraehlrin:(. a mMhod of sli.mu vlt1e to push tow" ll"ln)lt>r thar :.tirn. 11his conltcrvstion Insures 60 per ccnl or all Ohio oil P1 l11ting prim<t ry prodw;-tion. by !or the Quern 1\fary. 11 is the mo~ rwrr ~ 111 rr!IQurccs In the Ohio tluccd sinn• lhl.' Industry ~ol un· cin;: san~! under high lll"essurc powerlul towboat cn lh<' ln! :m Vu!I{'Y· dcr wR,'I' lu the ~late in 1860. . In to th r prorlucio;~ la yer. Tho Tr crtl nn welts, avcrag'lng lie fliUt lon·• l'hlll e\'Cry bulr watcrway 8. 11he \•aM ,qrowJ.h o1 lranspo· o...... r 50.000 Barrtll 1.200 frr t doep, 111'() dr)51£'tNi no1 rtril!(ld ln~n U1c Clinton nndM ' t!ti<ID nn lho Ohio llll'N ha~ f?a ;·l< it' il)~"\ whrn the stern· IJr<: Hu~r nu o~l bt IcC·~. b.ltt• b0· 1 w.on"t bfl a s·t,·lkc. There"$ 'l)o ~a liaed thtl A~ Co rps r; F.ll vlu:-<' li.•r C'11 ~rnn! n·• oo.hed crudr cilusc r.·o pl'r!'lsure · r1'1tllllll~ to N1sy wa.v lo find the right &:tJ;bl llutl'lt' to. prOpos(' 1 . new lorlt ·\t ov~· ~· 1!1r· 0 1t 1o ·n:vrr tu Cat· lliGVr ll. Wili.OI" rlnotllng t~ a for 11. wf411 in th is belt. Tlhe usual tnd d•m· •Ystem to rr.place lh · rl~ ~h urg, •'w Asltland rr·flncr'· rnrtrhod ,,.f ~o:rl:ing sccomlarx re- ·app t•o~~.tth !.s !o Mmly o1d r·~­ Oid, Tht morlcrnl:z:aqon will 1w '1arl n rap: arJ t~· n( l ,OOO barre'• l'Ov.>ry r..r ol\ hy artificial~,v ro- cords Ill' drilling, t.hc n sin1r. a an further projl;rtf'!J for Ghi iCr flay. 1'ht' p ~M <'nl CaUcUs ~Iori~ prrssure lu the ml -bcar· mw hole near ;r. previous p~oduJUver lranr.portalion , Somr da: 1u :·.~ rapM'>' it..v i~ more t.tum OJ. ng furm~~olton . Th is l11 done by 1em·. Nle Ashland on rt'Cord will b '}()() bnrrr:h )lrf •lay. ~)tnnpi~1 watm· clown II 3r.rira or t1 d 1 Jn 1041 Alih ~ H_r'l O'•! ma!t c 11 holeS 11paec:t in certa:n pattern :; "l'b!l! i11 w11dcatt·lua," he said, 1 ··anrl eu-~ h well is a gamble.'' ... • ~eo:cn ov~~e~hc ~~Fv:r. ft"~::·. wo11rt8s :vro ~"~""'' in r("l'\ n'n· · ! ln tHe arl".a wlwrl'\ llll:~ficir.nt oi1 1 - - - - - - - -·- ------.!. their --- Business Brigh n. Mun for ~oloij ·bu \•.., I.PI!<ObiH moro li>JJICt our ja tllt 14tlp..Kaooo aroi loou lamUioo llld OUrWVOI. ... . . . .1~1¥ brlabt U.01t don. Ullo area lea<lero /II tbct bollovo. era wbldl lllOU14 W'!tb tho ajlvcot ()[ l!""' In· aa)'lbln~ we've aeeo lp lbo put. .ion tons of a:ravel. 'hi Statiltiea atood at lil4J per cebt The plant ls near thP. site of the 1 pped to the J\Oaa Cl)ucrete and ol the • (MT aver e for the multiftnilllon dollar Kaiser Alu· Mortar Compan)' and to other h d "!. • ···' Co., p1ant at point! · t lr sucem 1~ ve monua. ~ m1DUJ1) and Ch erru~ Willow Grove in Jaei:.•on County, · TH Oomme Ueputm at W. Va. The beaver i.a the Iarieat North report.ed tbltre~ore tbaa 11!•• 1 _Gravel at the Applt; Grove s~te American rodent and one of the eeot of Arft.e·rlean famlUet will be loaded on t.Jarges and I most uluable fwbearerl. income. exceectia' $8,100 1 f,;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;.;,;,.;;;;;;;;;;;o'-;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;:;,;;;;;;;:;;;;i;;;;;;i;;;;;;i~i;;;;;;;;;;;;;_;i;iiiiii;i~iiii;i;iiiii;iii;_;:ii;;.;~~'. ' POWER BUDGET $40-MILLION FOR THIS YEAR 4a eart)o Ohio River romance wu told by Lon,teHow in 1847. lt 1 n.t the story al Eva111eltne Miiil . 'er journey down the Ohio imf MiJSiltiiJI)i Rtvel'J In seareb oe.t.er lover. Loolf·ellow wrote of the lt.-urdy oaks and .. ."the • ~~ ~~~~:..:!~~~:~~":~ ~:: plied by BW't"" Ill lAbor Meigs County Scene .For Gravel Development . The followlnt ttory was ,.. .porod -lolly for THE DAI· \. Y IINTINIL. It ....... the Be•utiiul River, Past Saturdal! April 30, I ~5). . ~- ' ' • . ·· TAPPAN ·:GAS RANGES . ' .. ' ' ' .SPORTING··GOGI)s·· . . FISH:IN GSUPP·L:I'ES . .I IT. If W• Dan~t Have It- We'll Do Our Bill To Get ltf , · , · •~•estOue· ' ' . ' ' I �•• '' . . . ' R~~il .I The Doily Sentinel, Pomeroy.Mid~leport, Opio ~Fourteen Ashland Oil . Puts esources Of Ohio River Plays Great Role ' ln. Commerce • i • 41elgs COUftty will be the acene of the developm•.tt of one of tbe most elaborate a:ravcl plantl in · o1 tb"e coun 1ry. t h .111 section The plant wblch is bein..g developed at Apple Grove will represent a l?tal lnyes.tment of ~ 000 accordana: to J. J. Rou. pr~•d~>nt of the Rosa Concrete and Mot1.ar Company of Huntington. RoS~>, ont of the principals of the Apple Grove company, has ta· ken title to 40 acres of land for· merly owned by John H Hayman at Apple Grove. Ron says that tb(' screcninK and processing plant for the tra· vel will be of the lalest design and will provide virtually "push button " control with 01 minimum or manual labor: Under optloii are 161 acres Of land bearing au eslimJted 34 mil- - - - - -- - - -- - .,........ mH• by at1 Ohio ValleY htdtltttY utlllsial th• rich ~ of the Ohio Rlw•r ...,.unity. the ·Ohio A 1~5 construction budget of nearly S40 million half been drafted by Ohio rower Co. to expand aDd Improve faeUJties for gener&· tion, transmisaioa and di•trlbu.· Uon or electric power to Its custo· ' men, accofdlng to H. B. KreSl!; manaeer of the ..company's Pomeroy District. .1 • .Thia year's budget IJrlngs to Shore...". JM;t montih another craft mov· td oyer ·lhll!" beautit~ river, past t!Je Ohio lbore and the ro-mance ot Mle river continued. For tt the lara:est tingle caflo ev.er on the Mlal.uLppl or Ohio ·~~~~u::, the two e~rtta lies tella of tbe United ltMea to leadership in wrJdl urommerte. The Ohio River ijH11~ 'lftt limportant role In -blltbry ·1arid lor the Ohio . ey ·II 1.1 a hl.otory. of great ,........ approxlm!lllely ~.ooo,ooo tbe constructiC?n lnv~ent macJe by Ohio Power iD a 10 yur pel'iO~ since ~tart of · uH~n improvJng tmd building po\.Jei plants, sUbstationS. transml:u~f)n and diltri· tilt ,.,lm I I dUOtril, eJI)Indiq~ . famt duct , IPOH p!arkjllo , jW :0 and , lt and ' To Our Many Friends and Customers We Extend Our ~ppreciation For p;owerful towboat em tht lnla~ waterweya. The tOw dtliver.. 30,SH toni of crude oil at Ken· on, W. Va., March 21. THE! i!l::i TOW-Aahland Oll'1 Aetni•LOUI$Yitle pushlnt the -- ~ fr~ "lt'a amlliDc how buJIDHI b.U rnueb in one day DDtN u we tlld in one flftr rean 110. Of eoul'le, thinaw eoet more. Bvt people make more, too. A rna~ ure4 to make several dollars a day-now ~oal liiCroued. Wby, wo aell .. by1Jroduetl, arul e barntuiD&" ot ~!!f$tJJQW· tr from the_ mlgftty Ohio., hu eome ~ promise ~ mo~ , Ioc:om.e tot th.f eouDQ". - w• Many ,.,.honto In 1M om fomllltrlsl.. Willi _,.hondlolno - . . M,. - IIMir lovlldl;,.o _. Wlntf tr adtlltl.n.. 1n HCh ......,..nlty, Ia • 1.. ... fe JMtt tM ......,l&lnt • mandt tf mltl ....,... .""' New.' PI"~ Which , ·.,. pl.-d on lh• count" rrery Ry, ,,. wltlliln tiM rNCtf ., 111 ttl"' an. 'In oiOYIIol.,,,whtlh.r. It Ito o ....,...Mf')l ., bill?" ' . . •·Hiwt. - ~lg ' The ' .. 1 AJi. •, '~·t·'•t• ~· area· ' WEAitE It's. that way with o~.qi_ma1s, too. "We'v'!lconducted 1..,. ..peri. menti to tta11:1 what tttn" like and who~ V. the beot lor tbem to oat", ' . , ., . . ·' ' " Qf • .. 1,. ln. ~· Pair ·1 K..Osy.MixeJI:.Upr KIDS·~' I Pa'rt W• Play in supplyins pr@!htctiv• RJll:> In' In ibe.!aboritory and on /arms lJi teare" · ~ ( an, aiWJYJ better combination. of. VeJetabl~ proteins, &fainJ, earbohyclra~ aa~ minerals tbllt a:o"'iato ferc:J," ·~~ BE 4 PAR'[ OF THIS PROGRESS ducts to productive peapl•. our DOt J~t'&n riJidlt)' ll\dJvidual Com· living index : ~flid~~.oleat. movt have~ IIWIYS Wl)l. mecUeal to go uP. {ood and ap- I enough th• 195UII sis·Prove :- ' .$mlth said. "It's exacting work· iDd ttiere's a Jo\ mor~ *o It tban llUiDY· People miaht imagine. It is .aU done · 10 CAPTIVE AUDIINCI th.at faJ-in :atiimlllf ' CJih ,.li the A publie addresr tyslem, Install· p~oper ,Vlllmin, and mjncrala ~ In a New Jersey gaaoUne 1Jt1.. they need tor , proper e~wtla." t10n, start~; br._oadcaltint: muaic U M\lch the tame •• fOod "for people. soon 'II a car roll11 onto the dri'veSmith continued: . ''VIe'U eon- WIJ.Y. As_&oon a.11 an attcndarit ltePI' tlou._e to strive tot·• b:etter sri- .()n a JWttcb plite set near the Jla· duet With whieh ,t o,•et:Je our ,....... tion ~oar,: a commercial eu.ts in. We're a loeaJ lndu1tey JetV:h:ic plug~ng tbe st.tion and jtJ: pro. people of our ·latale.'~ · ducts. ' :gru I :r1 thllt ena.lllcll A~h land Oil to lfC"~clulc the n"Cor brt'lkina tow !rom Loul!llana " a" tenn lnal at Kenova, W. Va. Thfl rivor hMs bern a k('y fit~: !or In the operation and grow:l o1 Athland Oil. Wlt.h 1 fleet 0 tcrwboali and VO ba \ ·~. lb ~ny Ia able lo move: crud ail trrun Teua up river to It· CafletLibUrt", Ky., rf-finery an1' Jilt produ:ts to te11mlna1 1 all th · way to Pltt.11burgh. T1he com1)an~ _.. 1 total Dl ll L~MTiina·!• alon· h I C!l Ml&llMippi·Ohlo River ays hith waler e tam. trlmlpOrLallon lo onl" ~ ' one example or Alhland Oil proar•. Kaown In the' on induJiry 9 •n inte1ra~rd eompany, Asl1 11 tftlated in producllon, Nl'lnill'J', Lran,wortaUon abd mar· ~~iJng fl crude oil'· and - rotlned ~6clt. ' ~ ~~~' NatwtriJ Grtwt ~~ IOI&'etber WJth Lhe ·l"lv e:ompan)' has 1 nel .plpelinet ' that ·aallter · ,DO Vet r-nd ~VIum it in ;1 al!r•l mulll·mllllnnl lc''~r till ~ \ Nl!l('\'l 8 1X1C ·cthqr. ''(I' Or ('ll lll ~\· l ~c t"i"<t .'kitnn. It ' en 1hlcd A~ht~n :l to ll1'0flucc hl:lh "(•lane !;a.. ol !nr r(lr military t1 '<:· lmln;;:: th~ wnr. Another mult '· 'lillion dc.:l ar h1'•jl rovc>mrnt w!•il ' 1D nude soon at Callett.shul':! haL will ln·~rea~t! tho retin.-~rY ~apaeit;y and ~n"htc IL tn make ' Vcn higher C::lanc gaaoli no. N The rerln ln,'l ell")lllclty ~r the ~ / !11lany h ln·: reasP.d t)y Oblr, tlvt'r cr nnrctt'd rcflnl'lrir.l al ··'l ndlooty, C.Pnton, Jo"'rcdOJn anrt hr At>tna Oil Cmr;pany In t.uu ls 11ilte. rt a.~so rPfi"es 11nd lil pro.iootli at Fr'all'liE"r "htrtaln, an;l Allied Oil Al 'a nd. All of !hue CloYc'lavo Jolnf'd :!lr Allhlan'l since World War II. T.hc pf'Oh'!'t'SK of 1 U prvduc:Lion , lind ro:"~flnln,g bns )y progress In 1'110 ltl ·Prodt!Cts. ~~:.:~th~·~~~ri~..,Ch feons)l'l J1ltnol· The ftrat A&Mand 5tatlon !'omeroy In the e.o:rly 103011 and movf i,uPPliel.l dircot.ly !rom the 'et1&bur; refinery. Now a 1lant ln Pc'"ltt'roy 1\l!jlfptla• ~hain of more titan 20 modorn '.an auoltne station• and ' nu:,~~~~~or bulk plaM Is <!DC of ":~.!~,;•');~;::••• that serv\ cu• jJ ~~~:.!11:: Ill Kf'lltll!k$ 'lftd I is helli'I'Cd !{) l'CI1Hi in . , On the <~~Ar hn~d , In nort~· , Some WJn':l in n·dhw('slcrn wc111orn Ollto, ,parlwu!n r.ly In Lli~ . O!Hn OI':•:! C "prorlu·crrl ::woo lo 4,· TI'Cil•tun. llrl'R,_ r··. .' u• .; ea.n orio barrels lln iH'\"l' . Siu.:c much tt.ifl g('OOJ?hYsteal mel~OdiS a~d Wll!l tukcn oul , nmull mu !>l b:! core drUimg to dctcrrntne under· loft , 11 n th r~c wmtlrl be likelY ;_ro und' !StrllO!I UI!"C <~.nd lhus flnfl 11.rcas for water noollin!l, !IRY:< hkel,v .s~ols for ml dls_covorieli. p 1·nrcssor O'Ronrke who has r.eophyst-cal pr.r<Jpcctln.g l!i don•~ ~t~lli€!d all availah\c' 1·rocorcb of bJ• otuorv. n~ clc.o'lron lcally bQ~ the ln1Ui:i'~t·.v's operations · In I ~ o~ml wavrs travel throuE,h ttl(l Ohio. Or l!.\i r.;g; COIJI.S WQltld b l'. ca 1t,h, low he 11dd11 because tho tlold Here Hl"C soml:' otll{''l" O'.ftl.;mr.k"' ' ' . ror prospoc ll ve ft.. ' 13 cx..tren1cly shallow. tiP!! \Auto pr01· Tht Trcmton pro!l u.;lug arra I)Cetor~: . r.•cop 11 ~~ H~ ! 1 k h 1 r~~rn.d<.'d ro1.··~ly frorn west of ""or .s QU d help Cl"l'lns. ll\r(]ugh J..lmu, tind pr{JdUC:tttg area 1n tw~ other lind B-"l.lng Grcc.n. rormai.lon.s-. the, . Oriskany and "" N b ., 10 a IMrlie l 'r l'a it'll cw urc· !iiirt:tlt. Gas hat been. to. CUtmty. Anti BndnC'l\ in 'CitCI1 hi tho OrlsklnNy formation County, ls a center. o :hcr In the last few year! in Washingoo producing cou1\tif! tun Cctm!;v.' Both &anJ~ hava ~iv· Mtl"(',£)~1 A~glaizc, Van Wert, _rn .s,Oit\C _• oil and _atae· produ$l~l.on Allen Han•coek Seneca. and · Lu· <D northorn · Oh1o, parth:::ularly ct~. ' ' i!l1 Summlt nnd Cuyahora Co:unJc,e-aHa~d wuler tiC!~~ . • but the · proccJ!S has been Th~ ~~~ PO'OI · Jn. . extensively ~nly c 0 1 1 •• ~· · 1 area. Thla ls the ~ '\ f lli!~'wqnouwhtle pool In Medln.a ~:naad 11 ~~b~r~:-~~ry. lt produce• not from h J. .. 'Jit't',p,Lqn form.ttlon b11t room tapp t e B'f'le• ., sandtto»e, 3trll\tm called the Berea .dee~ the Ch~~ba~t pOOl stone. From ~944 through Medlrt" Counti, . rroduction poo ranged and 268.000 8 tho Ohio N. Second St · Middleport, Ohio Jf!US li' - TN~ •.b.ACiJ .. . ' ' And. ' APPLIANCES <m.er ltemJ for Around,Tiie·Hou•- · · • . ' .' fl.OI Vll•e VETO D•Obe)~T l'f,··~ /!':i):-:1 1:· , • ., ......... ,, .... SOc .~ • , ' Gk Val;ue ............ ; ....... • .. I 'I ' .. ·:··· · '· ' .• W-oo4burr: SHAMPOO .:.. ', . : ·.. $3c /.I fl.IO.VIllie ciairJet~niAlU •.: .. :. ·. , ... .' .... : i ;• . ; '.~..• ~.. '. ·~· only 98c S:H.PQ<h, ; ' . ' I I .,"1.:0' ., •' I .. • .TilREE lliGISTI!RED - Come ·in and lookaraund; discover for ;;ourself the many advantages in dealing with H C:rR: Ask us about our budget pion. We are -eager to serve 'you, the people who mbke our area's tutur,e bright and we ore.proul:l,to b4! a port of the con- , tinuing. pr<igress that our area, is making today in its ecionomic'ond ..industrial growth. :;::>· ,. ~. ~ I · Cam• In .And S.• Us Fint WHERE I BUY M'l' tu r;t·l 'o-: ' ' .. :, ··~·. . ' • ~IRESTONE11 ' ESandTUBES d .; . ,.. ' Pasnng•r, T..,c:k a .... TractOr • ' . · FIR,S!f .HE HOM·I· : o~d AUto s~U.PPLt•s ')~·~·; )· DUTd ·:·, BOY PAINTS and 'VAR'WISHE$ · '~, · . ' .. ' . '' ' i ;\• ., Middleport 'Feed Mil ... . ""t And Wiftl A. Gr*at Futur•, w. Valu• nf i ''We're conlqul~JY ex~ent· the. ·FUctorY Outlet M · countyHas Great o·I I 1:' Resources · 'OSU Expert Says PRODUCTIVITY MAKE OUR ARU Theo Smitb of the SUger ftua Mill, Pomeroy, commented. JDUl, whleh wu Mt.ablilil1ed ·" In The 18TQ al a flour lnUI ·n• acquired' by Theo's ~her, · Harry, who 1111 present lllld•frr, io 1122. The ,operation on MUlberry Aft., no loogel produe!t fiour, Jts m1Jf;er1 fiDd etlluipment now lflilld: ~t::i~~. jlns· ~d procooaiag fffil . lor all t;r,p:ea of Jiyestoek., ·cattle, chlekeos bones, pJU and btbora. · • .~'·'·' THE FUTURE- WHOSE When a ~rson eata hla food. taste Ia an Important 1bing. ' ' THE PEOPLE THAT LIVE FOR ' c.-i'·' ,.l:l E·s s , ,p .·n' o:o I . ' ' '. · . On TheirCo~tinuing ' la 1 ANIMALS Dollar More /TASTY FOODS, ' Stable Due AS MAN DOES To Keen Thrift OF O.UR' BUSIMESS Cong We CONGRATULATE The Meigs. Mason Area 1li~~~n •tated, '"We ,;"~o~·~~~ We· ~blll~l·~~~;;~-~·;r•~l~d~ol~lara~;;,~ to . l:tHdn't trewl out oflirthle ...,. i~·~·Y{~)Ih~·~..,~or~e~mon~~ey rtM ~.-..., ... ,•~ o.w 1 Hon 1e olltoln lito •.-r Ia¥ ~wu atkfll, e - Mft - new falfllon trMtfl.et, the' lit• " ' Itt ftrm a color ..l"lefen ·..t_. Reeently, ont: loeal busJnells· butJon linea and other equipment ~J.:E/.SEDTO CBl"Yed from what was once a to serve ltl 432.000 customera in • ,)<:: r , . wil.derness are the .prosperou1 prodU<::ts for continued industrial · 53 countlea, Xre•• saJd. l•rv••• cargo •v.•r earrltcl an the !f'!'ID)unltles: 1ome agricultural a;rowth In ttle Ohio V.-J.ley. New In general clailifications, the · .::...4ome inatitotlonal~ some indu&- lnckutries are assured of ·pctro- Ohio River. This Is th• mo1t UM,O bu.dget, lncludlng both new frlil, b~ •ll closely connected lleu1n supplies as they betin opconstruction and' lmprovClmenta to b; .tbe lftla'}'ty river. 'l'he Ohio eraUon In the region. existing facillt~fl,' was llllted by hat beel) .Clmetimes benevolent. AJh}and 011 has also been • Kress as fojlOwa: .om.tlmeo dlouterou.o ·bUt al·jloader In· lhc COMervatlon of . el~S Power plaftts ''15.~08.000; trans• 't!'•Y• paramount with its board- Lht, Ohio Valley'& natural reml5aion lines, f6,533,000; distribuer• rich with natural resourcta, aouree1. In 1949 crude oil' pro· tion linea, $7,61q,OOO; substations, 1 power aftd people working to·. ducllon in lhe Odin Field II\ Uhu ' $8,000,<100, c01t Lands and equip)t!lber lor continued proJPCiily. Ullnola Baoin w01 dll'Wn Lo 92 · ' · ',' Clotely connected with the barrels a day . Many old oil men Don't cmmt Mci.a:s ColiMY out p~tmg al~,n~ tlw . ln d1ana border ment, S415D,OOO and general con·.p"O'Wt.h ol the Ohio Valley 11 the ' eon~luded that the li~d had 111 an oi l producing cotmly. r 1g:ht now, he ~a u! . ~~~~c_li_ot~ ..~~~-------~'='==;~::i'~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~,~~~===='"~=-==~=~=~;;;~,~ Alhland Oil & 'Rcl'ining Co., or played out and WBI flO lon;gcr cd" Even :hough Ohimms now u.sc "Tha t area and Lhe western ~"'~ \ :.J ' .. Ashland, Kontooky. It 11 an ex· com~crcial v•luc. But , t.h~ e~ ~O barrels err petroleum produc~ , part of Ohw have 11 chan,c c to .,.,.,te of lnduJlrlal progr~ss in glneers at All bland Oil , wcren •I for every one purnrpcd out or supply more o-il and ga.s." lh~ ~omrnunltJea along the river. wll~lng t~ writ~ o~f the hckl thal ) Buol<ryc wci.'!S, the st·a~c still . 1 r1•n•cron• a n- n1etho"] In CII!Stcrn Ohio the most iml •~ . ·~ To-'Ht In 1925 Y · " " . 'e '"" ~'. bus "wide polen•ti&l" a:;. . a pr.o· 'r.(11 ~eco ndary ml rccoverv gelt portar,·t f.ormatwn is the Clin1on ~~ 19215 Ashland ml atquireyJ '•n• t•· musl 1,. \ ol liD oid- W"' ' du~IJr, incl~ina:, lormahons m sandstone. 2,500 ~o 4,800 feet be>· •. ~· • IWcomnanv ·tried watarflood- MN"!i ' nil .lrl I 1 -Oil.l ~ HIC c0IoneI -th~J ',"' COUI\t)' . . . r •.. I . " v· low the ,lur.rate, This pr011Ucing wu a ~toot . ,. :Jso n•potts Pro . rA waru , """' d • h lh _.. lnR lR the area. O'Rumke or Qhio State IJniver· area extcn s over a n.'lrt ·SOU 1 -r.r~e 30 .' Thi!' J?rocen requirlll tn(l drlll - l ·t's , in• IHHI pcolroleum en· belt &0 m\l~s- wtdn whiOO haa . ita en.,.ne rou · a new WlH!I "' ·" .. '1T.n rl~ artnwnt An aul-h· wc"te.rn c~ge ,.,abo4t. , 26 mt1~ 1n.g of a number Gf Jon . barge. Four years &I'01.tnd an old produ·;~r. Water t 1!',ecJJng . P 1 .' ~ 11 and re east of ·C'C fumtHfa. The Clin.1on '. nallzatlon of l he river WBll com- is forced into Lh. e n-c1v wells orhY on Oil pro.~ I <'h .h ·, rorm 11 J.lon now :It a~counb [or pt~ted m:tki"'ll it navigable lhro- down to the oil bearing sand !:ar gcarch, he has ~mk~~ W l.t . about '73 per ceDi of the state's UJhout the year. Already tra;ffie be low the ~mlfacc The water rc· roleum and Jrll.nlfll! trms IS oil and 'ns ouflput tin the river hr exceeded thr pl.'llt ~3 tho ~oil tlhllt l\119 berm co untl"y an~ Ollbro;nl and o o~~~~ . tonaglf! fnglnt'l'l:'l! had cxpeete~ urn ed nut and for.eea n('W oil closely t~ c fortun·•:~ ur. the Ql l 1'.ht"re iii a ''hug!!"' ar~a in \1~cn cnRJtrudlon on the lock ~nlo !})the old well. f!·y 19.~1 th ~ anrl ~w~ mdn!l r~ 10 0~111. . ca.~tcrn ~hio, .he said, wh;-r<' Jyatcm betian . 0 I! f•'i ld 11 Y.od·u •\ n·R 1 l92 Brst npr,JO~!UIHly !01 hoost1 ng Cl·lnto n 011 and g;~s produt:llon r.at month • thlrtv "rllt'l M· b' " 1 'r w} fl01.1 a 'ct ay, ' 'an d lhr. slate'~ ·otl ou~put lies. .. to· J " • arrC' s 1> cruue · · r h he be· is "Ipostlblc . · . · 1 1er the first Ashland 011 boal that's 12 limes what it was pnr lleVL•s. 111 appl!c.atton u ll e .Pt'o; bal to't' drlllmg w11l .r;::o on Wll placed Into use, the Aetna- ,lucin.g - two y~R .. !'. r-arllcr ' c c~:s kn.own ~ s "wa ter nnod 1ng' ~o r many years -in the potential •· · · lo nld WC"l ls 1n a larl!c area of Clinto n area . a5 long n th r· l.oultviMe pt\Shcd an 8,487,700 gallon- lnw inlo the Colonel's oltl OlhC'r watrrn'.. ods ha\'e rrviv · nor!Jtwc.stern 0111o. price of oil jo; con r!ut'lve to t.hr mooring g1·ound . It was lhl! Jar· ~d old ricldfi in Eu!ilern Klmllt'ck .l' Nearly all of th rsc wt•ll s, dt·i\1- ' search,'" · fl'rofrslior O"Rourkc sai1 1 erst car,go .-vcr movetl on t,hr WC'.III Virl{lnia otnrl the )1\inoi .~ •rl ·,n,., o· 0 for-•J t;.on ca:J.cd the rlver, more than 312 t!:nc~ lllR: Oa.!iin. Ashland Oil'~ watru·,nood " Ou.ltpllt from wells drilled to llrro"stmc, arc now alb· LIJ e Clo'nton rorn~·ad.O •· n I·o• rcco•·~t or the old Colont•l. Three cllcllcl at:tivitlcs hRVfl made it II nation '!'renton c "d. Out over the . v t>at's y•ors h•s been lncrcos•d b" Ul'dol' i!.IJI:Inel dC'Yelop l nj~ 4,800 hor8c· ,_1 figure in the uil ln-lu!>try in ~ " · " " ppwcr rnablc th e Aetna-Lou!~ ·rr.ndary recovery and conser- t hey hiiVC ac count ed !or some "fraehlrin:(. a mMhod of sli.mu vlt1e to push tow" ll"ln)lt>r thar :.tirn. 11his conltcrvstion Insures 60 per ccnl or all Ohio oil P1 l11ting prim<t ry prodw;-tion. by !or the Quern 1\fary. 11 is the mo~ rwrr ~ 111 rr!IQurccs In the Ohio tluccd sinn• lhl.' Industry ~ol un· cin;: san~! under high lll"essurc powerlul towboat cn lh<' ln! :m Vu!I{'Y· dcr wR,'I' lu the ~late in 1860. . In to th r prorlucio;~ la yer. Tho Tr crtl nn welts, avcrag'lng lie fliUt lon·• l'hlll e\'Cry bulr watcrway 8. 11he \•aM ,qrowJ.h o1 lranspo· o...... r 50.000 Barrtll 1.200 frr t doep, 111'() dr)51£'tNi no1 rtril!(ld ln~n U1c Clinton nndM ' t!ti<ID nn lho Ohio llll'N ha~ f?a ;·l< it' il)~"\ whrn the stern· IJr<: Hu~r nu o~l bt IcC·~. b.ltt• b0· 1 w.on"t bfl a s·t,·lkc. There"$ 'l)o ~a liaed thtl A~ Co rps r; F.ll vlu:-<' li.•r C'11 ~rnn! n·• oo.hed crudr cilusc r.·o pl'r!'lsure · r1'1tllllll~ to N1sy wa.v lo find the right &:tJ;bl llutl'lt' to. prOpos(' 1 . new lorlt ·\t ov~· ~· 1!1r· 0 1t 1o ·n:vrr tu Cat· lliGVr ll. Wili.OI" rlnotllng t~ a for 11. wf411 in th is belt. Tlhe usual tnd d•m· •Ystem to rr.place lh · rl~ ~h urg, •'w Asltland rr·flncr'· rnrtrhod ,,.f ~o:rl:ing sccomlarx re- ·app t•o~~.tth !.s !o Mmly o1d r·~­ Oid, Tht morlcrnl:z:aqon will 1w '1arl n rap: arJ t~· n( l ,OOO barre'• l'Ov.>ry r..r ol\ hy artificial~,v ro- cords Ill' drilling, t.hc n sin1r. a an further projl;rtf'!J for Ghi iCr flay. 1'ht' p ~M <'nl CaUcUs ~Iori~ prrssure lu the ml -bcar· mw hole near ;r. previous p~oduJUver lranr.portalion , Somr da: 1u :·.~ rapM'>' it..v i~ more t.tum OJ. ng furm~~olton . Th is l11 done by 1em·. Nle Ashland on rt'Cord will b '}()() bnrrr:h )lrf •lay. ~)tnnpi~1 watm· clown II 3r.rira or t1 d 1 Jn 1041 Alih ~ H_r'l O'•! ma!t c 11 holeS 11paec:t in certa:n pattern :; "l'b!l! i11 w11dcatt·lua," he said, 1 ··anrl eu-~ h well is a gamble.'' ... • ~eo:cn ov~~e~hc ~~Fv:r. ft"~::·. wo11rt8s :vro ~"~""'' in r("l'\ n'n· · ! ln tHe arl".a wlwrl'\ llll:~ficir.nt oi1 1 - - - - - - - -·- ------.!. their --- Business Brigh n. Mun for ~oloij ·bu \•.., I.PI!<ObiH moro li>JJICt our ja tllt 14tlp..Kaooo aroi loou lamUioo llld OUrWVOI. ... . . . .1~1¥ brlabt U.01t don. Ullo area lea<lero /II tbct bollovo. era wbldl lllOU14 W'!tb tho ajlvcot ()[ l!""' In· aa)'lbln~ we've aeeo lp lbo put. .ion tons of a:ravel. 'hi Statiltiea atood at lil4J per cebt The plant ls near thP. site of the 1 pped to the J\Oaa Cl)ucrete and ol the • (MT aver e for the multiftnilllon dollar Kaiser Alu· Mortar Compan)' and to other h d "!. • ···' Co., p1ant at point! · t lr sucem 1~ ve monua. ~ m1DUJ1) and Ch erru~ Willow Grove in Jaei:.•on County, · TH Oomme Ueputm at W. Va. The beaver i.a the Iarieat North report.ed tbltre~ore tbaa 11!•• 1 _Gravel at the Applt; Grove s~te American rodent and one of the eeot of Arft.e·rlean famlUet will be loaded on t.Jarges and I most uluable fwbearerl. income. exceectia' $8,100 1 f,;;.;;;;;;;;;;;;.;,;,.;;;;;;;;;;;o'-;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;:;,;;;;;;;:;;;;i;;;;;;i;;;;;;i~i;;;;;;;;;;;;;_;i;iiiiii;i~iiii;i;iiiii;iii;_;:ii;;.;~~'. ' POWER BUDGET $40-MILLION FOR THIS YEAR 4a eart)o Ohio River romance wu told by Lon,teHow in 1847. lt 1 n.t the story al Eva111eltne Miiil . 'er journey down the Ohio imf MiJSiltiiJI)i Rtvel'J In seareb oe.t.er lover. Loolf·ellow wrote of the lt.-urdy oaks and .. ."the • ~~ ~~~~:..:!~~~:~~":~ ~:: plied by BW't"" Ill lAbor Meigs County Scene .For Gravel Development . The followlnt ttory was ,.. .porod -lolly for THE DAI· \. Y IINTINIL. It ....... the Be•utiiul River, Past Saturdal! April 30, I ~5). . ~- ' ' • . ·· TAPPAN ·:GAS RANGES . ' .. ' ' ' .SPORTING··GOGI)s·· . . FISH:IN GSUPP·L:I'ES . .I IT. If W• Dan~t Have It- We'll Do Our Bill To Get ltf , · , · •~•estOue· ' ' . ' ' I �\VCRS. TV -TV • Channei ~ llaaunel3 ~V-WB.\Z '-! :ZI SlllmA.V-WioHS . TV 11 :00 a:m.. Sip On • TV Slga 0. 11CID ''tt'Ut's 'Ywr Trouble'! l l : ftla t.t the Lile l on Parode ~ TV 0,11101-'llev. ll. Foge liO 'To Be Allaouneed ~;1111 Talent Sb-ase -. AllC-Stop tbe M111tc . ao 'NBC.-.A:rnerlcan Forum . ;00 NDC--8ackground !10 NJBC-Zoo Par,de tti-·- H a l l of Fame llHf- '-"* •~ j ; :1:00 HaC- Meet the Press .1 4;30 NBC-Captaln Gallant 'I 5:10 New> Pkture Salt: A S From WSAZFirst Broadcast I'LAITICI IN VOI.UMI I'Jtillca Ire llilit fol: tbe fi>O<& 1ft volwioi tho \111'01 tb.Y up st.,.. NDC-M"r. ,J»eepers- _ 'r:OO l!IB£'-..Comftdy Hour From Pomeroy ...- (Ail;~111 llld lead. Plut!<i .-I Ill bulldlllf loipeoljon an• automatic~....... utlmalod al 400 :million joulula ' "T( tor year, Itt Ntect to be imfi~l•h Qr l'O\Igbueu ttal· Jfl. mnuenelQ.I moaeta .,.. .developed tiJ a \ fine tile year. Various Uses dustrv., rowing Regi ~~or Product, .. KnoWil To All A ven- Important product, •· peoially to llelp Count,. KOII people thlnlt ol salt as the whltelfliaed atull that Ill uaed to keep Aunt Jemunab and other u1t I, ~era fllled; tbt ..... nlar lllol aCid 1 -dub 'If lute to a aalad or I a!Y• mea\ 1 bolter taole. r 1 Sail- imd l!i~ prc..OIJIDI of It J1 -anciJ liU been •a lta)ldby' loduotry of K~<to <louoty. J'ust bOw maey utea aall .11 put to " <leocribed u fallows: or food and. 41lrY Your. Dollar .Buys More at Western Auto FREE lie-· 7 9 :00 Awointment ci:OO NBC--Televisian Playhouse 1:00 NBC--.Loretta Youn( Show "I Remember the Rani." · 0:~ ~ob Cum.mimr!l Show ~ · 'IM:its (:c:rl.f'ee Break" ·" tkOO •NBC-'Reqnest Performance .10:30 Mr. Cltben ,1:00 ABC-'Tiwenly Que&tions MOll. AUTOMATION A new job _Cor automallob II ~ of lis& pi-OC!bcllon toaiatte ll!rpectlon. Detro! ll>4u• oqti&IOCI ,the t&W of 'II thO non· t!l+oua Dlfttll. 'ifufnlbullt, eoP,er, · ti'i~llsb aatleipate automat!: 8"81r 8:00 G. E. Theatre 8:00 NBC----<Peoplt are Funny ~ 8 :90 ooeu"". biOioa '1 :00 Toa&t ol the TOIIPI!l 5';46 Ames Brothert !I :30 IJ :00 Widty Dink and You 11 :30 Contott camtval 12:00 Faith lor TodO)< t2:30 Yooth 'Views the News 1:00 Cbul<h'l Bi( Story J:30 Admonac ol Liberty 2:30 l.et'1 Take I Trip 3:0(,. Amerlcad Week 3:30 The Starch 4 :00 Adventure _ 5:00 Suqday Lucy Show 5·30 Ycu Are There 6:00 Lusie 6:$0 lnck Benny • ' w:lth Adven· ture 9:30 nat's My IJne 10:00 Sundoy New• Speelal 10:1$ Late Show, "Abroad with Two Yank1 " William Ben· dix, Dennis O'Keefe pr...-vatio • aad curlnl of moota; callllln1 aad pl~llllnl of pfodw;_U; f , AD New Sprlalf NoetJ. PERCULA.TORS-<'. ~ ••• $1.00 TO,"'"'TERS $1 98 Hot~....._..: ti.it.. " '" . , HEATERS ..........• $1.19 GJ.RD_EN HOSE $2.1-9 "• p BfJo$1.21 leatber;~ mat1a.1 ·of - . -.!DODI#Iclur"' of OOap; - · ~ for cldnlnr. bleochlat, ~ P!"IDIIDI•of le&IUH, In .,... ~ PbotDifiPh¥ lolld eveo IDeoct~Qdeo, Tbere or~ otben, \00· sbow the Bll !aj~n JloDd 0( ~rae, thi1 I• not nteaot to depth of 060 feet With & fmP!y. ~t, It Is. oalt ln. ,!orm nus ot 17~ feet. Tile •• ~pbje" 011181. · . ·- , Jlolt Collli>OD)' .at The brine troD. well• tbla re- tbe Excelsior ~tt been deae~bed as per- Pomeroy, extract ' briiJII best in tb~ world for Big Injun Slild and -~~~~l is the bitten by the vainer , od qf ~YipOJ;ItiOD. , . Berea Sl'nd,ttone il laraely ' of MDdstOD~ Sign 01! ~~~ Ref. U!t .....bleo; ooftenlat of w"er: twnnUq of BEACON'S HEW FURNITURE WAX Light or Dark wiltt Ivery $1.00 Sale AD KlDdJ te ·B oote fi'OIIL-Complote LbMi GARDEN and YARD HEDGE TOOLS Compl•te Fishing Needs !be In llfANY BARGAINS IN BOD8 1¢ SALE 69c and lc buys 2 caps ENAMEL - All Cc!lon eral il line in texture. pwo In eompcjslfJon, . and in color. Two dtatlrtet · the Our Fomo!IS White Cape Cod F,nce. . ·, .{fl; IS HER~AGAINl' , FR-~.J WeAre Summer Plastic Spoons With Any Salef . Pomeroy, Pomeroy, Ohio Ohio PROUD ' oi: ouit NEW BUili:m>iG On Mill Street In PROGRESSIVE MIQDLIPOlT STOP; iN A:fftb SEE us ' . ,·• ' IN OUR NEW SURROUNDINGS .. anawer. Perba.pe' then, thls is the )o preseril, .l d~talled. oemt~loe,, I nleal e)Clplanation of TV. K a~e one tbose n:;;h•;~~~~!\j WESLEY FRY eurlous per,bho. It ntAY Pi:.tJMBING & HIE-.TING In. order to lmprea,1 Pb11\le 1!82-J ol your queatlon; l.f not y.ou \Vant to know the answers an:v· SALES - SElVJ'CI! 231 MUI St. find the I llh'ddleji'Oft, 1>11111 .. friends - vaur nup of t"he prlnclplft thla. evidence of the wol'b. It IN' .THE. MARCH . OF·PROGRESS .We ,Are, Re~ h'i9deli · The Front Of Our Store and Offer These Sen. . sational . alues! ' • J " •- .,· ,. V-/· CA~NON ' ., " ;§;.' ' • \·.' ' ' ' Now Is i\i time to Moki tliO.i . TOWELS .. . .2 for'88c ' '· M~htl ,, .,.... "t''•'''~ lmprofements •-:• "loiil~k.'1 .'lI • ~~~ . -~· '•; f..,,~ ·'::l' ' •\ ~'t1' . . " lj And We Han Tile -IIJI.iittll';'l; :?'l 1 ;, ' /.' i' . '. ' ' ,· ·CASES ,, · '79c pair . '' . TOWELS . . . 3for$t00 . "t • "- :' • PotWrns ToCit,~~'f , ·~~ .. 1.! W~SH, ... ZIP FLY• ~DJ,Ingaree$ -hi, ,. ;' . .. I .. ' , CLOTHS l'O'tot $tOO • ,•. ' > ' • Paiftfifltl " SHEETS . ,. . 'r. ~ . ... c;aRLS """'·" I . ~-3 for $1.00 ,, BOYS . st1il1-s:~ ·$1.QO _1...... 1 ' ,. •• 1.79-& 12for_$t·~ ' BOYS 8 0%. • CLOTH$; , BRI.fF.S ~ ' ,., PllH r ._- • ' . ThinLing., f ~ _., ~ I> 1 - HAND LLOW If It's - WAUH.PIR CAN liON ' • :: \. MATERIALS! SUITS aqd l)rastically Re~~c•dt . . !\.. . . . . . ..:ti :· .,., . • ·~. jj;,,~d• ,' .All-Ladies 5'JI'!<......... ~.(l'!i· ~~.o.r ~' .., ·-·---~-----~..,..;.-_~''"~ .-- . -~ ' ( ' . '.. Stol'e. " ' '· • ,..·· ., ' I "' �\VCRS. TV -TV • Channei ~ llaaunel3 ~V-WB.\Z '-! :ZI SlllmA.V-WioHS . TV 11 :00 a:m.. Sip On • TV Slga 0. 11CID ''tt'Ut's 'Ywr Trouble'! l l : ftla t.t the Lile l on Parode ~ TV 0,11101-'llev. ll. Foge liO 'To Be Allaouneed ~;1111 Talent Sb-ase -. AllC-Stop tbe M111tc . ao 'NBC.-.A:rnerlcan Forum . ;00 NDC--8ackground !10 NJBC-Zoo Par,de tti-·- H a l l of Fame llHf- '-"* •~ j ; :1:00 HaC- Meet the Press .1 4;30 NBC-Captaln Gallant 'I 5:10 New> Pkture Salt: A S From WSAZFirst Broadcast I'LAITICI IN VOI.UMI I'Jtillca Ire llilit fol: tbe fi>O<& 1ft volwioi tho \111'01 tb.Y up st.,.. NDC-M"r. ,J»eepers- _ 'r:OO l!IB£'-..Comftdy Hour From Pomeroy ...- (Ail;~111 llld lead. Plut!<i .-I Ill bulldlllf loipeoljon an• automatic~....... utlmalod al 400 :million joulula ' "T( tor year, Itt Ntect to be imfi~l•h Qr l'O\Igbueu ttal· Jfl. mnuenelQ.I moaeta .,.. .developed tiJ a \ fine tile year. Various Uses dustrv., rowing Regi ~~or Product, .. KnoWil To All A ven- Important product, •· peoially to llelp Count,. KOII people thlnlt ol salt as the whltelfliaed atull that Ill uaed to keep Aunt Jemunab and other u1t I, ~era fllled; tbt ..... nlar lllol aCid 1 -dub 'If lute to a aalad or I a!Y• mea\ 1 bolter taole. r 1 Sail- imd l!i~ prc..OIJIDI of It J1 -anciJ liU been •a lta)ldby' loduotry of K~<to <louoty. J'ust bOw maey utea aall .11 put to " <leocribed u fallows: or food and. 41lrY Your. Dollar .Buys More at Western Auto FREE lie-· 7 9 :00 Awointment ci:OO NBC--Televisian Playhouse 1:00 NBC--.Loretta Youn( Show "I Remember the Rani." · 0:~ ~ob Cum.mimr!l Show ~ · 'IM:its (:c:rl.f'ee Break" ·" tkOO •NBC-'Reqnest Performance .10:30 Mr. Cltben ,1:00 ABC-'Tiwenly Que&tions MOll. AUTOMATION A new job _Cor automallob II ~ of lis& pi-OC!bcllon toaiatte ll!rpectlon. Detro! ll>4u• oqti&IOCI ,the t&W of 'II thO non· t!l+oua Dlfttll. 'ifufnlbullt, eoP,er, · ti'i~llsb aatleipate automat!: 8"81r 8:00 G. E. Theatre 8:00 NBC----<Peoplt are Funny ~ 8 :90 ooeu"". biOioa '1 :00 Toa&t ol the TOIIPI!l 5';46 Ames Brothert !I :30 IJ :00 Widty Dink and You 11 :30 Contott camtval 12:00 Faith lor TodO)< t2:30 Yooth 'Views the News 1:00 Cbul<h'l Bi( Story J:30 Admonac ol Liberty 2:30 l.et'1 Take I Trip 3:0(,. Amerlcad Week 3:30 The Starch 4 :00 Adventure _ 5:00 Suqday Lucy Show 5·30 Ycu Are There 6:00 Lusie 6:$0 lnck Benny • ' w:lth Adven· ture 9:30 nat's My IJne 10:00 Sundoy New• Speelal 10:1$ Late Show, "Abroad with Two Yank1 " William Ben· dix, Dennis O'Keefe pr...-vatio • aad curlnl of moota; callllln1 aad pl~llllnl of pfodw;_U; f , AD New Sprlalf NoetJ. PERCULA.TORS-<'. ~ ••• $1.00 TO,"'"'TERS $1 98 Hot~....._..: ti.it.. " '" . , HEATERS ..........• $1.19 GJ.RD_EN HOSE $2.1-9 "• p BfJo$1.21 leatber;~ mat1a.1 ·of - . -.!DODI#Iclur"' of OOap; - · ~ for cldnlnr. bleochlat, ~ P!"IDIIDI•of le&IUH, In .,... ~ PbotDifiPh¥ lolld eveo IDeoct~Qdeo, Tbere or~ otben, \00· sbow the Bll !aj~n JloDd 0( ~rae, thi1 I• not nteaot to depth of 060 feet With & fmP!y. ~t, It Is. oalt ln. ,!orm nus ot 17~ feet. Tile •• ~pbje" 011181. · . ·- , Jlolt Collli>OD)' .at The brine troD. well• tbla re- tbe Excelsior ~tt been deae~bed as per- Pomeroy, extract ' briiJII best in tb~ world for Big Injun Slild and -~~~~l is the bitten by the vainer , od qf ~YipOJ;ItiOD. , . Berea Sl'nd,ttone il laraely ' of MDdstOD~ Sign 01! ~~~ Ref. U!t .....bleo; ooftenlat of w"er: twnnUq of BEACON'S HEW FURNITURE WAX Light or Dark wiltt Ivery $1.00 Sale AD KlDdJ te ·B oote fi'OIIL-Complote LbMi GARDEN and YARD HEDGE TOOLS Compl•te Fishing Needs !be In llfANY BARGAINS IN BOD8 1¢ SALE 69c and lc buys 2 caps ENAMEL - All Cc!lon eral il line in texture. pwo In eompcjslfJon, . and in color. Two dtatlrtet · the Our Fomo!IS White Cape Cod F,nce. . ·, .{fl; IS HER~AGAINl' , FR-~.J WeAre Summer Plastic Spoons With Any Salef . Pomeroy, Pomeroy, Ohio Ohio PROUD ' oi: ouit NEW BUili:m>iG On Mill Street In PROGRESSIVE MIQDLIPOlT STOP; iN A:fftb SEE us ' . ,·• ' IN OUR NEW SURROUNDINGS .. anawer. Perba.pe' then, thls is the )o preseril, .l d~talled. oemt~loe,, I nleal e)Clplanation of TV. K a~e one tbose n:;;h•;~~~~!\j WESLEY FRY eurlous per,bho. It ntAY Pi:.tJMBING & HIE-.TING In. order to lmprea,1 Pb11\le 1!82-J ol your queatlon; l.f not y.ou \Vant to know the answers an:v· SALES - SElVJ'CI! 231 MUI St. find the I llh'ddleji'Oft, 1>11111 .. friends - vaur nup of t"he prlnclplft thla. evidence of the wol'b. It IN' .THE. MARCH . OF·PROGRESS .We ,Are, Re~ h'i9deli · The Front Of Our Store and Offer These Sen. . sational . alues! ' • J " •- .,· ,. V-/· CA~NON ' ., " ;§;.' ' • \·.' ' ' ' Now Is i\i time to Moki tliO.i . TOWELS .. . .2 for'88c ' '· M~htl ,, .,.... "t''•'''~ lmprofements •-:• "loiil~k.'1 .'lI • ~~~ . -~· '•; f..,,~ ·'::l' ' •\ ~'t1' . . " lj And We Han Tile -IIJI.iittll';'l; :?'l 1 ;, ' /.' i' . '. ' ' ,· ·CASES ,, · '79c pair . '' . TOWELS . . . 3for$t00 . "t • "- :' • PotWrns ToCit,~~'f , ·~~ .. 1.! W~SH, ... ZIP FLY• ~DJ,Ingaree$ -hi, ,. ;' . .. I .. ' , CLOTHS l'O'tot $tOO • ,•. ' > ' • Paiftfifltl " SHEETS . ,. . 'r. ~ . ... c;aRLS """'·" I . ~-3 for $1.00 ,, BOYS . st1il1-s:~ ·$1.QO _1...... 1 ' ,. •• 1.79-& 12for_$t·~ ' BOYS 8 0%. • CLOTH$; , BRI.fF.S ~ ' ,., PllH r ._- • ' . ThinLing., f ~ _., ~ I> 1 - HAND LLOW If It's - WAUH.PIR CAN liON ' • :: \. MATERIALS! SUITS aqd l)rastically Re~~c•dt . . !\.. . . . . . ..:ti :· .,., . • ·~. jj;,,~d• ,' .All-Ladies 5'JI'!<......... ~.(l'!i· ~~.o.r ~' .., ·-·---~-----~..,..;.-_~''"~ .-- . -~ ' ( ' . '.. Stol'e. " ' '· • ,..·· ., ' I "' �• -· ....'• ... - • ' • Me1gs -~ounty Lea'ds ·Region In Coal · r~p~Fiv~ 'THE RUHR VALLEY OF 111~ U,!j, A:' Low Cost Barge Tran&port . Industry To J\tej\ ,. Co1Ulti l~9,376Tpns 'When eo.! \1 C\\t away from ita bl~ !fllillll 1,>110• in lbe botOI!I • raw ~ ·~ ~ ~· f ~!!MI.< lnllf.: Broiler lndu try: Dark mater}lls p~lipltted ;r~~ f~tlon labs plaee. NO lonfiler ~~~ ll 'hidden away Where it ha~ , 0011 ~or ®W!d tbounndo Ill ~· ·t,ct ll broutbt forth to 'be .Ja&Wed ••ny by tlpp1e, truck, bar, p or gondol-a to be uted for ·S\Or.,~·ler· navisati6n · ' ' Mat for force the steel to mtke ' a~Obiles and bridgts; auill J.n ' tbe eeneratin& af electric po• 1flflri heat for home$, scboQI.J, ~ b~lttesses and even 1fler under''pln& a ~~leal change, wovet .ti*o .tb~ Iale.t tas-hion thlll will ~u;tri"'e milady's eye. ~ •llr,p Coqntf bas. ~own tbro~·..u~ the years, ~~!1 re,aarde~ . as • "~)" county. Iqdeed were it not , f'lr. ~1. it i5 ~ &«a 4qu~lf'jl would have that the progressed a~ 'rtpidh· as it has . . - )among the leading coal ·of ' the county are Condee ~· Cornett Coal; Hobart ..~ Coal; Maiden Co., Middle~. Coal. Swisher Coal Co., and West Coal Co. • 'I'M eoal being produced n County Rel(ions comes from of coal called, the Pomeroy, ·. 'PlttsburMh and the Upper minP,! ln Meiss J)roducer,, How· coal productlnn month• of . to lead C!Qunties In Southea11tern rei, the State Industrial Re· .J4ijl),,; DeJ)artment reportra:. • eompai'inl the methods of In each o.r th~ three COUll, ~allul ani Ma~on of. area, 11 I' mprl!lng to nnte pro'houn~ed difference be· the Ohio countieo and the Ail _ _ •_ _ _ _ _ _ _:....!..., phlc map, of ~ .eastP.rn part .of the,eou.nt)' ~~p':&inina thh1 veln of coal lndiC!Itlb,fthe lol'ation of tlh! more .pilrtipls oi.n mo~ t,hese are not penistent 1.:11~~~: . 1 co,l there,ore . has 110 d drUI .Ml.ef pqt down to thil vein sttut'ture. Ov'erlyihg ·the 1of boat WittC the tbfClcness ~and the the massive Pomeroy sandston . elevations of the vein .at various · in mo!lt · · bed ' pointl. This information was com• piled from maps of thP, Geological ~prvey ·~t 9)'10. of ~o ·~ Th.e .awount n!iln•·· county .,..- _ _ _ _ __;___ firma Coa1 ~ ~ . o( ·c:p.al ~ the. SQ\IU)ef~~n ' square miles. The Pomeroy Coal Coal; part of Meigs County. A topogra· t~e 1 , produced anH. rem~inin.g lo reserve in each or the producing veinll or coal In t.fete!l County under dlacussion h Included in the separate reportll on eacb cqal vein . The Pomeroy' eqal ·f5ll•o known as the Rtdttone CoaH was for· t~·~~~~~~~~ 'r'~!!f th.~usht t~ ~~he r,it~s~~F!P. v~l· bu~ Ji · ~l p~w ~~Q~ to , 111m• diotapc~ 'bo)'ell)~ P~m.·r~Y vein. The Pom!!rOJ v•ln l,f fQpp4 In l~e hllll jrqnllaf pit tho ' Q~lq !!!t,r IP. BeiiiJ~P.I r,~p1~7 ~·~ ~.lq Galha and Mel~• lie loUowed !Iouth :4Nellt Bcto•s the loatied untU tht •lJt:\F:· H~>wever lt ha11 little or no .~~:-:::·~~hand of lotS wh'~n o11e Valu-e until Meigs County Ia reaeh'UDlt Wll lbltalled In a t!CI, Where It hu expanded Into an Melg1 COunty. ~n;tportant area known 111 the Porn · has been noted that er~~ Th't Pomeroy field i~ mines are lp the tow11 shlps of vein of coal an ~li s bW'y, and of the ~~~ttD~. The atra (over.!! 110 · .' .."~"~¥>.. ; ' ' ' ""-"\ · Ju{\r~a~repu.p "To lnere~ae farm l,tol)1e ~d totralae tur~l staod.rli• of 1Mrig". ,.eae two r~atona m~lvate4 t~e ~ablisltment of t,.e M.el!la Coun·tyrJ'arm Bure.au Fed,ratlon thirty •!J: yean •10. The~;e aame two -rpalon,\1 •~Ill pre<lominate In tbo P.fPIIUm tot;lay 111 some thra~. hun· dtpd farm ramUJea .Join ~~d, t(t f~~er the pro1reu of 11rlcul- t,,.. Many of the urne people wbo th!jl value! of •n ora:•nl&a· t~ eompoJed or fal'll)ef!, fODt~k .J... by rarmers and workin1 tor f~ers are tUII active in the q.~up. Amon• those havlnlil won ' ~enty ye~n of conaecuthe mem· nhlp In ll)t aroqp 11re W,· 4.. Cprman, Everett Colwell , Mrs. Tlaeodor:e Grue•eT, Dana Ha~m, Jpbn F. Hamm. P. S. tloudashelt, J~hn Uoudaahelt, Vernon NeMse .1Hbrley Neleon, Mr•. Ollie Thoma: . G ,L. Michael C T Morris 1\0 sPencer, Ho:..ard ·BOlin, 'nlrJ Gtithrie, Harold Cnnahan, John Uartun1 and Porter' Midkiff. _ lfrom Ita very conception, the "m Bureau Federation hid h11d little difli'lll!Y fn llndlnl proJeeta become Interested ln. They have active i.q ac~oola, roada, tole· p-o~neo,, i"!lltlatlye nioljen . ond ftecG,niUon hu been several lime• from the and 1tate ror their fine l'f'~llzed ,t Bo,.rd of Directors, the ortarilza. liOJIIatakinli a Jeadini part In th.:! field of lea:lslatiol),, women actl· vltiet and youth leadetahip. Mem· b~rship Ia on a family baais arid the prosram 11 developed to in· elude thi!J feature. Close arrmatlon with the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation and the American Farm Buretu Feder:~· tlon offers the farmerS of Meias Cqunty an opportunity tQ voiCe thPir .opinions in state and natjpnal ls11Ue11 and · Jo derive beneflt11' from their partlclpatil>n. Close contacts are kept with the farmers throu,11h advi ~or y councjls com· mitle~; and 8Pokesmtln. So;,e of the very things diHCUASed loully arc reported have resulted in ~hanJC8 for tho betterment or fill Jriteresh In atrleultu"c · - · Farm Bureau will continue to maintain n high position In the community, by Initiating and aupcr~lnr those thlni(S which Will t ~P realize their two main 1 P•· -- - - - - TUIIINII COMING lOON Accelerated et'forta in gu tur· blae reuarch may brine automoUv!e turbines Into producUap aooner thdn ftad be~ ted. Top ·manaeernent In qbe m•· Joli' auto flm1 predict• 1uth en..l glnel! will be on tbe hl1hwayt 1", i ~'~I .. . "'• ,.,\- - !"-''if~·. ' ., .. . ' •' 1 .'· -~"·• '"1, ' ~~ We wUl continue to give the "Best Deal For 'The Money" to the Used a·nd New Car Buyer. Come In Md !Oj)k over thest •OK Used ·Cars. JI'URNITURE .GO ' ~ ')'..· •. ~-t't:J·.-,; .• ,, -t,• ... 'It . '· .Pens· -.:· .. ' '• II!INIPICANT MILIITONI 1 .., ,: 1; ' .j; ' I!Ok ... .. ' wilhln f!v• yem. there now l• a ri'la.chhut 11 :elolmed to be unbeolablo the aame ol tic lac toe. Thlt chine can aave eadltu tlme tcltooi ohlidren who now lhat ,..,, buj to 'aaye ~nh ~~~~:' 1 lhe m..hlqe 'l'lll have IP . .) ' .t. -:1' ' ·'' ' ,.:_,,\ ' "' ,f '. . . . -l.,. .... ,. ' ' ~'l· t· • . .. ,. s· t 'aOOMSOt . Maw ••rn.._re. ·-· ' ... l ' ,, f �• -· ....'• ... - • ' • Me1gs -~ounty Lea'ds ·Region In Coal · r~p~Fiv~ 'THE RUHR VALLEY OF 111~ U,!j, A:' Low Cost Barge Tran&port . Industry To J\tej\ ,. Co1Ulti l~9,376Tpns 'When eo.! \1 C\\t away from ita bl~ !fllillll 1,>110• in lbe botOI!I • raw ~ ·~ ~ ~· f ~!!MI.< lnllf.: Broiler lndu try: Dark mater}lls p~lipltted ;r~~ f~tlon labs plaee. NO lonfiler ~~~ ll 'hidden away Where it ha~ , 0011 ~or ®W!d tbounndo Ill ~· ·t,ct ll broutbt forth to 'be .Ja&Wed ••ny by tlpp1e, truck, bar, p or gondol-a to be uted for ·S\Or.,~·ler· navisati6n · ' ' Mat for force the steel to mtke ' a~Obiles and bridgts; auill J.n ' tbe eeneratin& af electric po• 1flflri heat for home$, scboQI.J, ~ b~lttesses and even 1fler under''pln& a ~~leal change, wovet .ti*o .tb~ Iale.t tas-hion thlll will ~u;tri"'e milady's eye. ~ •llr,p Coqntf bas. ~own tbro~·..u~ the years, ~~!1 re,aarde~ . as • "~)" county. Iqdeed were it not , f'lr. ~1. it i5 ~ &«a 4qu~lf'jl would have that the progressed a~ 'rtpidh· as it has . . - )among the leading coal ·of ' the county are Condee ~· Cornett Coal; Hobart ..~ Coal; Maiden Co., Middle~. Coal. Swisher Coal Co., and West Coal Co. • 'I'M eoal being produced n County Rel(ions comes from of coal called, the Pomeroy, ·. 'PlttsburMh and the Upper minP,! ln Meiss J)roducer,, How· coal productlnn month• of . to lead C!Qunties In Southea11tern rei, the State Industrial Re· .J4ijl),,; DeJ)artment reportra:. • eompai'inl the methods of In each o.r th~ three COUll, ~allul ani Ma~on of. area, 11 I' mprl!lng to nnte pro'houn~ed difference be· the Ohio countieo and the Ail _ _ •_ _ _ _ _ _ _:....!..., phlc map, of ~ .eastP.rn part .of the,eou.nt)' ~~p':&inina thh1 veln of coal lndiC!Itlb,fthe lol'ation of tlh! more .pilrtipls oi.n mo~ t,hese are not penistent 1.:11~~~: . 1 co,l there,ore . has 110 d drUI .Ml.ef pqt down to thil vein sttut'ture. Ov'erlyihg ·the 1of boat WittC the tbfClcness ~and the the massive Pomeroy sandston . elevations of the vein .at various · in mo!lt · · bed ' pointl. This information was com• piled from maps of thP, Geological ~prvey ·~t 9)'10. of ~o ·~ Th.e .awount n!iln•·· county .,..- _ _ _ _ __;___ firma Coa1 ~ ~ . o( ·c:p.al ~ the. SQ\IU)ef~~n ' square miles. The Pomeroy Coal Coal; part of Meigs County. A topogra· t~e 1 , produced anH. rem~inin.g lo reserve in each or the producing veinll or coal In t.fete!l County under dlacussion h Included in the separate reportll on eacb cqal vein . The Pomeroy' eqal ·f5ll•o known as the Rtdttone CoaH was for· t~·~~~~~~~~ 'r'~!!f th.~usht t~ ~~he r,it~s~~F!P. v~l· bu~ Ji · ~l p~w ~~Q~ to , 111m• diotapc~ 'bo)'ell)~ P~m.·r~Y vein. The Pom!!rOJ v•ln l,f fQpp4 In l~e hllll jrqnllaf pit tho ' Q~lq !!!t,r IP. BeiiiJ~P.I r,~p1~7 ~·~ ~.lq Galha and Mel~• lie loUowed !Iouth :4Nellt Bcto•s the loatied untU tht •lJt:\F:· H~>wever lt ha11 little or no .~~:-:::·~~hand of lotS wh'~n o11e Valu-e until Meigs County Ia reaeh'UDlt Wll lbltalled In a t!CI, Where It hu expanded Into an Melg1 COunty. ~n;tportant area known 111 the Porn · has been noted that er~~ Th't Pomeroy field i~ mines are lp the tow11 shlps of vein of coal an ~li s bW'y, and of the ~~~ttD~. The atra (over.!! 110 · .' .."~"~¥>.. ; ' ' ' ""-"\ · Ju{\r~a~repu.p "To lnere~ae farm l,tol)1e ~d totralae tur~l staod.rli• of 1Mrig". ,.eae two r~atona m~lvate4 t~e ~ablisltment of t,.e M.el!la Coun·tyrJ'arm Bure.au Fed,ratlon thirty •!J: yean •10. The~;e aame two -rpalon,\1 •~Ill pre<lominate In tbo P.fPIIUm tot;lay 111 some thra~. hun· dtpd farm ramUJea .Join ~~d, t(t f~~er the pro1reu of 11rlcul- t,,.. Many of the urne people wbo th!jl value! of •n ora:•nl&a· t~ eompoJed or fal'll)ef!, fODt~k .J... by rarmers and workin1 tor f~ers are tUII active in the q.~up. Amon• those havlnlil won ' ~enty ye~n of conaecuthe mem· nhlp In ll)t aroqp 11re W,· 4.. Cprman, Everett Colwell , Mrs. Tlaeodor:e Grue•eT, Dana Ha~m, Jpbn F. Hamm. P. S. tloudashelt, J~hn Uoudaahelt, Vernon NeMse .1Hbrley Neleon, Mr•. Ollie Thoma: . G ,L. Michael C T Morris 1\0 sPencer, Ho:..ard ·BOlin, 'nlrJ Gtithrie, Harold Cnnahan, John Uartun1 and Porter' Midkiff. _ lfrom Ita very conception, the "m Bureau Federation hid h11d little difli'lll!Y fn llndlnl proJeeta become Interested ln. They have active i.q ac~oola, roada, tole· p-o~neo,, i"!lltlatlye nioljen . ond ftecG,niUon hu been several lime• from the and 1tate ror their fine l'f'~llzed ,t Bo,.rd of Directors, the ortarilza. liOJIIatakinli a Jeadini part In th.:! field of lea:lslatiol),, women actl· vltiet and youth leadetahip. Mem· b~rship Ia on a family baais arid the prosram 11 developed to in· elude thi!J feature. Close arrmatlon with the Ohio Farm Bureau Federation and the American Farm Buretu Feder:~· tlon offers the farmerS of Meias Cqunty an opportunity tQ voiCe thPir .opinions in state and natjpnal ls11Ue11 and · Jo derive beneflt11' from their partlclpatil>n. Close contacts are kept with the farmers throu,11h advi ~or y councjls com· mitle~; and 8Pokesmtln. So;,e of the very things diHCUASed loully arc reported have resulted in ~hanJC8 for tho betterment or fill Jriteresh In atrleultu"c · - · Farm Bureau will continue to maintain n high position In the community, by Initiating and aupcr~lnr those thlni(S which Will t ~P realize their two main 1 P•· -- - - - - TUIIINII COMING lOON Accelerated et'forta in gu tur· blae reuarch may brine automoUv!e turbines Into producUap aooner thdn ftad be~ ted. Top ·manaeernent In qbe m•· Joli' auto flm1 predict• 1uth en..l glnel! will be on tbe hl1hwayt 1", i ~'~I .. . "'• ,.,\- - !"-''if~·. ' ., .. . ' •' 1 .'· -~"·• '"1, ' ~~ We wUl continue to give the "Best Deal For 'The Money" to the Used a·nd New Car Buyer. Come In Md !Oj)k over thest •OK Used ·Cars. JI'URNITURE .GO ' ~ ')'..· •. ~-t't:J·.-,; .• ,, -t,• ... 'It . '· .Pens· -.:· .. ' '• II!INIPICANT MILIITONI 1 .., ,: 1; ' .j; ' I!Ok ... .. ' wilhln f!v• yem. there now l• a ri'la.chhut 11 :elolmed to be unbeolablo the aame ol tic lac toe. Thlt chine can aave eadltu tlme tcltooi ohlidren who now lhat ,..,, buj to 'aaye ~nh ~~~~:' 1 lhe m..hlqe 'l'lll have IP . .) ' .t. -:1' ' ·'' ' ,.:_,,\ ' "' ,f '. . . . -l.,. .... ,. ' ' ~'l· t· • . .. ,. s· t 'aOOMSOt . Maw ••rn.._re. ·-· ' ... l ' ,, f �• ' ~ : • • ~ ' : -. I• • !1' ; I• , • : • !• • i •' • • ' •• ' ' Saturday~ April ,.. eeeond 1na.Jor expam.ioo flilhin the city sired. ~ PCN».eroy was ·made last year General placed almott 8 mUea . PJDJect. 30,. 1955 • . , Geaeral Telepha:ne company of Ohf'-· Tile aeeoad project consilt.a >f of cable wltb sizes rangtnJ from 26 pair of wire. to more than 300 15,000 feet of covered wire wu ~ f'O.OOO procnm to expand pain bf wire. Some 70 polet were nhle facilltlfl ia. the eutem 1ec- UJed u replaeementJ and O'lu tieD ~ the city with 1 substan- used to replaee many lead-ill wlrel ttW 'Gieaalon to the community for eustome[J. The ntw eable wae ~ SJr.eu1 e. Tbi 1 expanlion and speelfieall)' designed to ip1prove improvemnt J)NII'atn permits tnJliJiliMion of ea.lla to Genertl'• len'ke to be estibliahed for wait· nearb)r exchaQJes of Letart Falls Jat applleant.a along the route of and Portland. lnter-uchlna:e c:lr· i.e &utruetlon u w.U u within cuJta to theae poiDtt were routed $~. In the eaattrn Seeuon through the new cable. .:.t•u.t- et.Q itt completion provides General Telephone eonllructed ~ f 1 $2,0,000 projed to t xpand the :;x~~7'":• aclllttes for uptrades expansion .of aerial and under· if illi'Yiee for pJ'ellea.t us il de· ... eround eable faeilitl~ thrnughonf -- the nortbw-ut HCtioo of the e.it:r bteludtna the Liticolo Ueiahu MONOAY$PECIAL ~lyfe .~ ' 3584 3588 aru. Y.OUR NOW FOR f · iW.HITf G.IAIDI,IIE foiiFIRMAJION SUIT j Genenll Telephone Company lf Ohio, an oporlling subsidiary of General Telephone Sy1tem., operates laG exchanges tn 82 t'oUDUe• throuchout the state. In Meigs County tbe Company o&H!I'IteJ c:en· tral offices at. Middleport, Racine, Letart f'alll and Portland In addJ· tion to Pomer07 . Construetion crews of Gener;d Tele;plJone Company of Obio 'Ia PtSmeroy have made undersrOUQd and aerial eablt expanslt;ln tbroulbout the NorthWett seetloo . ol the city loeluding the !Jneoln Heill)hb area. Tllita wu reported today by W, H; Farrlni\Oft, Dlvt. lon Comme.rtlal Manager of the ' ""t1~:~.;,f~re - . , 1i~i :·-~iRG~ '•, . . Company 11 Joctoon, The np1n1i11D an~ Jmprove- rln.rton provldet service for. maDJ applicant• In the ·· aru while up. 1rades of 1ervJce will betome available for preaent users II de- ~ . ' . ~ ,, r '~· . ;it ·~r :' . J~~l_nij~ Fa!ftlly ' '·., .. coat of the pro. ject., over $2e,OOO was due to the need for much larger wlre dl• trlbution facJIIUes from the tX.· chana:e oUite to ·thla aection of the city. The Complny tpoke» man noted that telephnnea ln ser· vice throu1hout the Pumeroy ex· dunae have increued thri~UII:h Installations from 1,813 In UM8 to oVer 2.300 todey, an increue of • ~· ' meJII procram •• outlined by Par- aired. The tlzeable • . ·MJ.NUi'ACTUIUNc; .. ' ' : · ~o~POiiATiolis Sin~c Jlle en~ o.f, W.orld W~r II $un Oil Coropany during re· the number of manulneturing ;toreept ye,ri" has aradu,allf expand · poraUoru; Juos lpcre...d 20'11 'ed ~ts mark~tjng, op~rationa in lhe Ohio' Valley, ' · ;Four · ye~rA 1go a n~W market· in.i .reu:iori was s"et up at c;l'n~in· nltJ : Disttibu~ ion pomts neares1 'a Meigs . County are Ii)cated a.t H~ntingt.on, Wes~ VIrginia and Marietta,, Ohio. ' .. ' I tbout43% , A· big 800 pair underground feeder cable wu added to the nble now lttadlns out of the ctm.· tral otflce buJidlna. Thl1 larJe cable then connect• with other arms of the dlttribution tyetem auch as 400, 300, 200 &1ld ~~nailer cablt11 whleb ' wiU fee~:t tpMI·· ol thl• oetllon ol the I¥."MI•• BECKY'S In Middleport "The job our telephone C!rews have 11tartt!d i11 Mimed at provld· lng sufficient tacilltlos in this area for at least the next ten yeara," Farr;na:ton ex-plained. General Ja plaeJris kntODI other ltem11 almost 4 mllea of '!!able with sizes r11nglnJ from zt pair to 6QO 1 pair, 90 poles and ui,ooo reet of cove~ wire, the latter to be Ul· ed as rcplaccmcttl of lt!ad In wires tor ttomc 200 present cuatomeu." This Is one more pha1e ot Gen• era1'11 contlnulna expansion and improvement pt•ogram In MeiJ~ County, Farrington said. The Cont at ·Martus · KooK, Penn., Sar· nia, Ontario, Canada. The Toi.Q()i)· •#lnCry i• the lara:e·Bt in Ohio. > These three 'retineri·es ~· st•pply Sun"s matke~t!i!i: ,territory which con&ists o1 J8 s1ate1 Und· the· Dlstrlci of Columbia. '" · S'Jh ·aliJO Ia · In crude oil Pl'OducUon In Canadl. ~·;~~~!:::~: tnclud(ltJ na over linea, o fle.t i ol kers ond II: ~araoo. II 898 ra.Uroid 'tftnk cars, vehlclel ~itd ., ... . ' WeAre Proud To •, \ :1· . . ,, l ' ' '' ' . ,· Be Doing Business· InA .. .' ' . :. ' -:. '' ." . I '"• " I ,. I ' • PROGI'ESSIVE ' . .. •' . ' .'.1 .. ,. ' ln '. . . 'I ' \ . ' ·, r'. •: .~ •,: • I; I AREA .~ ' ' ,, and with Progressive ... l~'. ~rowth. .. . ... " P.eople , (The Meigs·Moson Area today is a ' "Land of Opportunity" -The area is growing and will continue to grow at a steady pace. We dre ·happy that we con be a pdrt of this '. I '" '• . ., .• ",r ,, ' horrn~·oiWner{ tlr,ifo•r t~1e bu• 11~ ' .. ., "' :,~l. ma- · ' ' • ' • 1\'.4' on ,. ' ' ' . ll!~)llliQol llio'· · . mt~~li lllil euoiOlll '""'~lai to oleo\ 'Jpecillc "'!!~Jf'moQta th\ Letart "'~ t<(u!W~i ;(<';l~lc!,d),~j)i CD!'Oii\A ~rd • 'a •.•dt!f. l[.,; l.,~-~~ Thof- ~ow IYt,llm Ia o( .' . ., 0 • ,' 1ft~ ' ' "i· ' ' •.••-:. ' ., .. o· ' { •· .. ~., •• �• ' ~ : • • ~ ' : -. I• • !1' ; I• , • : • !• • i •' • • ' •• ' ' Saturday~ April ,.. eeeond 1na.Jor expam.ioo flilhin the city sired. ~ PCN».eroy was ·made last year General placed almott 8 mUea . PJDJect. 30,. 1955 • . , Geaeral Telepha:ne company of Ohf'-· Tile aeeoad project consilt.a >f of cable wltb sizes rangtnJ from 26 pair of wire. to more than 300 15,000 feet of covered wire wu ~ f'O.OOO procnm to expand pain bf wire. Some 70 polet were nhle facilltlfl ia. the eutem 1ec- UJed u replaeementJ and O'lu tieD ~ the city with 1 substan- used to replaee many lead-ill wlrel ttW 'Gieaalon to the community for eustome[J. The ntw eable wae ~ SJr.eu1 e. Tbi 1 expanlion and speelfieall)' designed to ip1prove improvemnt J)NII'atn permits tnJliJiliMion of ea.lla to Genertl'• len'ke to be estibliahed for wait· nearb)r exchaQJes of Letart Falls Jat applleant.a along the route of and Portland. lnter-uchlna:e c:lr· i.e &utruetlon u w.U u within cuJta to theae poiDtt were routed $~. In the eaattrn Seeuon through the new cable. .:.t•u.t- et.Q itt completion provides General Telephone eonllructed ~ f 1 $2,0,000 projed to t xpand the :;x~~7'":• aclllttes for uptrades expansion .of aerial and under· if illi'Yiee for pJ'ellea.t us il de· ... eround eable faeilitl~ thrnughonf -- the nortbw-ut HCtioo of the e.it:r bteludtna the Liticolo Ueiahu MONOAY$PECIAL ~lyfe .~ ' 3584 3588 aru. Y.OUR NOW FOR f · iW.HITf G.IAIDI,IIE foiiFIRMAJION SUIT j Genenll Telephone Company lf Ohio, an oporlling subsidiary of General Telephone Sy1tem., operates laG exchanges tn 82 t'oUDUe• throuchout the state. In Meigs County tbe Company o&H!I'IteJ c:en· tral offices at. Middleport, Racine, Letart f'alll and Portland In addJ· tion to Pomer07 . Construetion crews of Gener;d Tele;plJone Company of Obio 'Ia PtSmeroy have made undersrOUQd and aerial eablt expanslt;ln tbroulbout the NorthWett seetloo . ol the city loeluding the !Jneoln Heill)hb area. Tllita wu reported today by W, H; Farrlni\Oft, Dlvt. lon Comme.rtlal Manager of the ' ""t1~:~.;,f~re - . , 1i~i :·-~iRG~ '•, . . Company 11 Joctoon, The np1n1i11D an~ Jmprove- rln.rton provldet service for. maDJ applicant• In the ·· aru while up. 1rades of 1ervJce will betome available for preaent users II de- ~ . ' . ~ ,, r '~· . ;it ·~r :' . J~~l_nij~ Fa!ftlly ' '·., .. coat of the pro. ject., over $2e,OOO was due to the need for much larger wlre dl• trlbution facJIIUes from the tX.· chana:e oUite to ·thla aection of the city. The Complny tpoke» man noted that telephnnea ln ser· vice throu1hout the Pumeroy ex· dunae have increued thri~UII:h Installations from 1,813 In UM8 to oVer 2.300 todey, an increue of • ~· ' meJII procram •• outlined by Par- aired. The tlzeable • . ·MJ.NUi'ACTUIUNc; .. ' ' : · ~o~POiiATiolis Sin~c Jlle en~ o.f, W.orld W~r II $un Oil Coropany during re· the number of manulneturing ;toreept ye,ri" has aradu,allf expand · poraUoru; Juos lpcre...d 20'11 'ed ~ts mark~tjng, op~rationa in lhe Ohio' Valley, ' · ;Four · ye~rA 1go a n~W market· in.i .reu:iori was s"et up at c;l'n~in· nltJ : Disttibu~ ion pomts neares1 'a Meigs . County are Ii)cated a.t H~ntingt.on, Wes~ VIrginia and Marietta,, Ohio. ' .. ' I tbout43% , A· big 800 pair underground feeder cable wu added to the nble now lttadlns out of the ctm.· tral otflce buJidlna. Thl1 larJe cable then connect• with other arms of the dlttribution tyetem auch as 400, 300, 200 &1ld ~~nailer cablt11 whleb ' wiU fee~:t tpMI·· ol thl• oetllon ol the I¥."MI•• BECKY'S In Middleport "The job our telephone C!rews have 11tartt!d i11 Mimed at provld· lng sufficient tacilltlos in this area for at least the next ten yeara," Farr;na:ton ex-plained. General Ja plaeJris kntODI other ltem11 almost 4 mllea of '!!able with sizes r11nglnJ from zt pair to 6QO 1 pair, 90 poles and ui,ooo reet of cove~ wire, the latter to be Ul· ed as rcplaccmcttl of lt!ad In wires tor ttomc 200 present cuatomeu." This Is one more pha1e ot Gen• era1'11 contlnulna expansion and improvement pt•ogram In MeiJ~ County, Farrington said. The Cont at ·Martus · KooK, Penn., Sar· nia, Ontario, Canada. The Toi.Q()i)· •#lnCry i• the lara:e·Bt in Ohio. > These three 'retineri·es ~· st•pply Sun"s matke~t!i!i: ,territory which con&ists o1 J8 s1ate1 Und· the· Dlstrlci of Columbia. '" · S'Jh ·aliJO Ia · In crude oil Pl'OducUon In Canadl. ~·;~~~!:::~: tnclud(ltJ na over linea, o fle.t i ol kers ond II: ~araoo. II 898 ra.Uroid 'tftnk cars, vehlclel ~itd ., ... . ' WeAre Proud To •, \ :1· . . ,, l ' ' '' ' . ,· Be Doing Business· InA .. .' ' . :. ' -:. '' ." . I '"• " I ,. I ' • PROGI'ESSIVE ' . .. •' . ' .'.1 .. ,. ' ln '. . . 'I ' \ . ' ·, r'. •: .~ •,: • I; I AREA .~ ' ' ,, and with Progressive ... l~'. ~rowth. .. . ... " P.eople , (The Meigs·Moson Area today is a ' "Land of Opportunity" -The area is growing and will continue to grow at a steady pace. We dre ·happy that we con be a pdrt of this '. I '" '• . ., .• ",r ,, ' horrn~·oiWner{ tlr,ifo•r t~1e bu• 11~ ' .. ., "' :,~l. ma- · ' ' • ' • 1\'.4' on ,. ' ' ' . ll!~)llliQol llio'· · . mt~~li lllil euoiOlll '""'~lai to oleo\ 'Jpecillc "'!!~Jf'moQta th\ Letart "'~ t<(u!W~i ;(<';l~lc!,d),~j)i CD!'Oii\A ~rd • 'a •.•dt!f. l[.,; l.,~-~~ Thof- ~ow IYt,llm Ia o( .' . ., 0 • ,' 1ft~ ' ' "i· ' ' •.••-:. ' ., .. o· ' { •· .. ~., •• �' . The ' - C.ompi(Jte Furnishings for Your Home. Nationally Known Makes ' • SUDING Cannon_.Sheet. Specials·! SAVE ALL OF YOUR SAUSLIPS! From J;LBERP ELDS In Pomeroy-For many years ow customers have been equipping lbelr klt<heno wltti eooklng utensils. dishes, glassware, hollSehold hardWire, euP. lery, ele. By SAVING thelr,salealips from . Eiherfeldo In • , · , DOOR ' BETHRIFTY! on WARDROBES . . Pomeroy. Perfect Sfeepe.r" SALE! Fine Quality VENETIAN .BLINDS "" All &'t.eel hoo.d box. and bottom rail with sell. levellnl tilt lelrt', automt... tlc Cord Jock and ~Sturdy cotton Tapea. PJeK!I)le ateel ala.ta. A IJ(lOCi blind at a aeM&t!on&ll)' low prtee·, 2& tO 36 lnch wldth&, at tneltee ~Ill" ' . lig, Cill•lteel 66'.' CABINET " ~134?..~~ '"' -... ~ • II ..... I • o ...,.._ Olld ,..,....., ..,.. ·- 1 ' f --. · • Twt 1poda.,._ ..,._,_.,. ~2 •,flw,_.,.,...... Wfnporfnlf- • All"'tul ......,wtl• lhrouthtut. ;. Carpet_ •• For Yo11r Floors Regular U%9.93 Value .-.-, ............ h t ,TIIo Srrvla!Owio ' . ., ... C,abinet Sh\k• . ' floor. M lnoh Swlo.... """"""....... I· ............... ..... Aloo Available- Venetian blinds In any color, any size-. to fit your windows. Visit the Drapery Dep't. on the 2nd "'"'f.:l~=·89~95 ~AL_I.IJ~~ . • .. .,..... HwiL "'( . .......... ••••It• .... 15c .. $2.95 ' ... $99.95 Visit the busy Floor Coverin~ Dep't. on the Srd Ooor. Let • us show you how economical Inch Cabinet Sinks Regular $119.95 Value it really is $89.95 to cover your ot your fQoms with carpets • looy·Y loaodlot, ........\ lltoi.W a~d choice. Expert men NATIONALLY ADVERTISED! ,, - equiM propertly install either a broadloom or wa.Upmcnt to •· to·wall, and at no e¥tra (oat. .' I', ' ·.,; Only. BEAUTYREST offers you. a GHOIGE.of firmness ..... · . . • " .., ' 'j ' •• Model Thl1 Normat-Pirm model ls,or tftott wflo WCttlf dttply reatfvl comfort with ptrf•d 1upport. or the \' ' .• - ..EXTRA~. FIRM . . .. \ . ' n 1. . _.- . flfh~ w,y-you ••• t;.,. lt,~Nt , ~ochat ' . ·. ~ • $6f$0•' -"t . r ' , :-,., · • • • • .3.15' I • • • • ., , , • $%.75, 15e " • -~STANDARD· ~ , PILLOW CAsE. • , • , , , , • . Choose the SIZE • . 'TWIN kO SIZE • .. ..,. :~ ;:O!'U.-.I:i·~ED • ' " '/ .:•fi!:~ff~.~ ·C~MISP~N: Pll~~~~. SMI, Tio J ' .~;· ' • • �' . The ' - C.ompi(Jte Furnishings for Your Home. Nationally Known Makes ' • SUDING Cannon_.Sheet. Specials·! SAVE ALL OF YOUR SAUSLIPS! From J;LBERP ELDS In Pomeroy-For many years ow customers have been equipping lbelr klt<heno wltti eooklng utensils. dishes, glassware, hollSehold hardWire, euP. lery, ele. By SAVING thelr,salealips from . Eiherfeldo In • , · , DOOR ' BETHRIFTY! on WARDROBES . . Pomeroy. Perfect Sfeepe.r" SALE! Fine Quality VENETIAN .BLINDS "" All &'t.eel hoo.d box. and bottom rail with sell. levellnl tilt lelrt', automt... tlc Cord Jock and ~Sturdy cotton Tapea. PJeK!I)le ateel ala.ta. A IJ(lOCi blind at a aeM&t!on&ll)' low prtee·, 2& tO 36 lnch wldth&, at tneltee ~Ill" ' . lig, Cill•lteel 66'.' CABINET " ~134?..~~ '"' -... ~ • II ..... I • o ...,.._ Olld ,..,....., ..,.. ·- 1 ' f --. · • Twt 1poda.,._ ..,._,_.,. ~2 •,flw,_.,.,...... Wfnporfnlf- • All"'tul ......,wtl• lhrouthtut. ;. Carpet_ •• For Yo11r Floors Regular U%9.93 Value .-.-, ............ h t ,TIIo Srrvla!Owio ' . ., ... C,abinet Sh\k• . ' floor. M lnoh Swlo.... """"""....... I· ............... ..... Aloo Available- Venetian blinds In any color, any size-. to fit your windows. Visit the Drapery Dep't. on the 2nd "'"'f.:l~=·89~95 ~AL_I.IJ~~ . • .. .,..... HwiL "'( . .......... ••••It• .... 15c .. $2.95 ' ... $99.95 Visit the busy Floor Coverin~ Dep't. on the Srd Ooor. Let • us show you how economical Inch Cabinet Sinks Regular $119.95 Value it really is $89.95 to cover your ot your fQoms with carpets • looy·Y loaodlot, ........\ lltoi.W a~d choice. Expert men NATIONALLY ADVERTISED! ,, - equiM propertly install either a broadloom or wa.Upmcnt to •· to·wall, and at no e¥tra (oat. .' I', ' ·.,; Only. BEAUTYREST offers you. a GHOIGE.of firmness ..... · . . • " .., ' 'j ' •• Model Thl1 Normat-Pirm model ls,or tftott wflo WCttlf dttply reatfvl comfort with ptrf•d 1upport. or the \' ' .• - ..EXTRA~. FIRM . . .. \ . ' n 1. . _.- . flfh~ w,y-you ••• t;.,. lt,~Nt , ~ochat ' . ·. ~ • $6f$0•' -"t . r ' , :-,., · • • • • .3.15' I • • • • ., , , • $%.75, 15e " • -~STANDARD· ~ , PILLOW CAsE. • , • , , , , • . Choose the SIZE • . 'TWIN kO SIZE • .. ..,. :~ ;:O!'U.-.I:i·~ED • ' " '/ .:•fi!:~ff~.~ ·C~MISP~N: Pll~~~~. SMI, Tio J ' .~;· ' • • �• • !.ntlnel, Pomeooy-Mkfdleport, Ohio uel ..~pending $30<!,000 ·F or Area • • • • .• Reerealion ·or. -.-~-- f'tl- .. .. . ..,,..,.,.us I . . .::. •.. ~ J· ans u· { r .. , • j -~·. . l ' ' : I • ;.' $•,, ..' .' \ .. '•' '• ,, . ..., _... l • .' -~ ..""I ,,fj' .' l<h. .,. ' '~ ··· ~· 1 . ,. • r • I • )' ·• '• ..• • ..•• •••-· "Thla new line h• three ~~"!~ 1 tbe capacity of the old on.e," St. Cl'alr a:tated. Coat of 'be Llneotn , Hill projects and the new main on Wr~ ;· home~.. en Unr:ol~ - the fall and winter, a throe·l.dch · ml'in on Buttermlt Ave., was rd· pl.ced with a four·htch main, . and a line was extended GOO feet j I ( :.. .i ,.;J I' ' '· -! "-~· '•'. ,., REsERVEs (ATINO 01 'IIAIIl • ..... c -.( .' ~- . ' ' ·, •· .. '. ' -~. .' , . ·~· ,·~;,J-(IJIO~t·~ .. .J'~;f! .,, I ,. _< ' l 1l •)< .ifotM'kJ •,' ,•, . ... ' '• • ! •. • ,, .. ' ", ) • • .... ,;.- r .. .... -~ ' ~. 1' !. ••.,., r ' on Be«h St. lor new cus$ornerJ, Individual rtllllhton were ln· tit-lied at homea lq the Gravel Htn oe<llon Ill Mlddl<j)ort, 1 ' Dew towa rllf\l1alor W'fll built aod a llae ntended on Alb St'. .. -.-~. ;.i~--~ ''l(iU"'·l;{ ,K' G'-'• • , • • . '·' " -, ._-,, "ii .. .: -.,• . ' t ·"·_-~ ,. 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Work U.nlt .Conatrvetlonllt · The M~lis Soil Conserva.fion Diatriet wu fo11111ed ,June 4, 1943 to coordinate the ~ctivltiea ol oreanlzallons and people, both . rural ~d uman that can alii. in 10!1 and water eonsel'VI· lion. The Melia Soli Conacrvallon OlatJ:Ict Ia really the child of t.be EXtenalo)l Service. It was through tho diiiJent eUort and constant le..-ork {I( C. E. Blakeslee, Coun· ~ Agent, that ~he Dilltrict came to life during the early au111111or · ~ UMS. T~e birth of the Diltrlct wu not euy ,but went throllih . the ptnp of apathy and even bqatllity but progreaa waa lnevl· table. People who ltughed at the Di.etrld aoon hurried to cll.mb orboard tbe band waeon. The U. S. Soil Cona~rvatlon Service furnlaboa ~o • fl,l!l time l cehnlcl ana. These technlclana have at their bact and 'call for! ~~~~try, el!i'lneer, lironomy ~nd .soil specialists. The JOb ol the technicians Is to help the farmer plan to conserve the soil and wa· tcr on the land he opcratea. When the farmer has completed his· plan or soil and water con· 1crvatlon operations the Soil Conaervallon Service tcchn·lclana help him lay out contour strl~s. develop hiB spring, deaian his pond, and dete~mlnc amouet ol Hme and Certlllzcr In ot·der to c•t max:mum rcaults Cr()m bla cropland .1nd pastta·e, dclet·mlne the number and kind of treea to be planted on l·he land not fea· s!blo to be eo·c,ppcd on past\We and dcveiCip, wild life areas on odd corncr.!l about the fao·m. e I "' . EVE~ ;'CEA,ING . .. ~~~ G~OWTfl,: · EiP.AM$19~.'""! ~·· · · . }••'~ ' '. " ' ·, 'l$ U~QU~STI~~A~tY;~N ~'~~ICA,TIO~~F .,., ~ .. ,:. ' . ' t i • lit ,l' ,11 • I, t,;_.. ! ¥ ••ol'f'!i -nd o~ moro � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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