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ONLY AT EVANS c were Karen Bathner. t;lfCn Morilyo .Swen, Neda ~rad ­ Ohlinger, Lynn tJ•nand Judy 1¥ildei- MEIGS THEATRE Pomeroy, Ohio c TONIGHT and TUIIDAY ''HERCULD' ' SANDWICH ' ' \ I ' I Order By Phone And Take 'Em llome ' L 6-os. · DANISH THE HEADACHES Clft . . . ··'. '" I c . Mu11111111n'a or White House No. 301 ce~ './'\ ' . . ... . . . . ...,. ..--· 4 --·- ·.~ '. ' - _,.,...,,. AND Swift'• Brookfield - Pure pork Washdays and scboolday~ are always a "headache'" (even If It doesn't rain~) Wby put up with such drud&ery, when we'll do aU your l•undry and dry cleaning ao efficiently, and economically. We give you •n expert quiet 111'\'lce !haL you can rely on. ., Your dllldren's. ocboel eloUaa wt11 IIWf1S 'be retllt'Md ' folll!pll'kllal dean. .. obi~son Si·,; DIY. .,.., •·• . ~IMNKS ,, w;~;~en 'I ----------------- ..... ) I i l l ' NO. 221 • at y • enttne Deeote.l 'J'o 'J'Jae l•terem Of 'J'Jae llelfr,_,..... ..t.... Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Tuesday, January 5, 1960 �- • . . Of Cabbages And \1.tron. the imtnortal who ·gave us Wohderlal!~ was right when he rewilh kinrs. At least they are · we talk of the •ntenna kings brothers. who raised cabbages on New York , farm until they more TV antennas than every· ~=~ ~~! together! ii Harry, president of the firm, 1!JI,ccess of their Channel Master Corpora~ ~ with sales of $30 million last year • .,.., of being "in the right place, at the , ti!'l~; with the right idea", and he adds: America , that's a hard combination to li.ot!" 1,1!42, Joe Resnick quit high school, stuJ.i,~radlio; later tried to join the Army, went a radio operator and then began in'TV antennas. Meantime, Louis, the Resnick, kept on raising cabbages, into sauerkraut, canning and ' Joe, impatient with the jumble of rods and hardware that installers were expected to U80mbie on the customer's roof into a workable ahtenna, and thinking, too, of the TV reception problems in "fringe" areas like Etlenviile, took a week off and went home to the family barn and workshop to build a bettor one, that could be preassembled at the factory. He found Brother Lou In the cabbage patch talking to the local grocer' ureed hlm to sell the cabbage and go into the antenna business with him . Lou did, putting in everything he had - $7,000, and the grocer and other neighbors put uJI U,500. They look out the first patent on a preassembledantenn,a, set up in business in the old barn and 10ld f75,000 worth the Cim year. IY ILANCHI M. HAIKINS CLOSING THE BOOKS ON ANOTHER YEAR K~ ·:\ ;. Am 2-Dally Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middlepori, p..; Jtn. 5, 1960 ------ Daily Sentinel Daybook a belt buckle on a trag." My favorite to expre11 the black Irl1h blues - "AJ low u • tnake'• taU!" :Mi..r.ket Report 134-38, "- ._ ..... JI.PII'o t.llomeot at. Patr\G11: 10.Diopalcboil 18.AIUN ' 17.0ommod 11.BUic JIUhlp'o ......... ~ ...=: ·... ...... II Boll. . ~ ~~~-. Ti:LEVJli!ON. RAJ)!O 6 UIALL Jppllauto repoiJ'. Ph0110 Olio \ lleCUntock, Roalne, Cillo. Control' nEll INSilJIC'riON&. Keary Spenc.r, I4R ,._-. QIIOt ~Wanl day• with their Mr. _arul Mrs. awl iC&twa• o1 1Uttehter aad family , .Mt. and Mn. F011or1a and 10ns wtere IUtltJ of IJMM~Q WilHam• and IKln. htr pareut.s. Vr . and lin. eharln ¥1M ,.ther HayeJ il home from I'IIQIIIl BHcoe-k over Chrl.t.milla. LbJ tw.IJQl and improvint. Mr. and Mn. Paul Kelly and 183-.1'- Gilnuft Suplllf lllan. J'uk, and Mr. and Hn. Zlllefi.Oil VauliloD Pool C.oD!rol Ct. bot ol Nat!oaal Poot Calral Peol.er spent Sunt\ay wit._ tbe ktr· Aalo<iatlOIL l»Uir -m ll''l mother, Mrt. Kelly, and daught~r . Nora, at Slai.eravllle. - (20bl l"fUNnc. u.llote Leport, Henderson; Mn. V1ney ' Goode. Gallipolig. ------Jan . 3: Mrs. Mabel :M. Snyder, Ewington: Mrs. Robert Lee Donnsl Gallipolis ; -Mrs. Martha McElroy, . Miner•vme: LeWis Kenneth Smith, Middleport; Dr. Raymon T. Alii· J . son, Gallipolis; Mrs. C. F. TompM.i88 Leda Mae Krseuter gave kina, Pomeroy; Mrs. James R. Me- a party last Saturday nieht for her Mrs. Jessie M. . Sunday SchQOI Clau. Refreshtnf!J"ItS Charles J. were oorved and all reported a Anne M. good time. I REPORT 1-4-tltc 1, -. IWANTED WHY FURT WlTII THE UNDER· . - ----STANDING TIMBER, ........ ............... Mrs". RaymDnd P'rank Bower vi t ited Mr. and Mn. Curt Frederick ~onday af- Lowell HeittJ.er, Ohio. HarrisORville, 1·5·3tc - in 161 Lost and Found Don ~yre, ~leptit, 1 - ~ B.fllan.c e due $39.50. Take over payments $6.00 per month. Li· .l:teral trade-in allowanCe. Phone AND 54 FORD. llll2 Grant St., ¥14· . 1 2 Jlp •t wowtw= . B~K Sl'ECJ41. 343. 12-30-391c ··- .. ._.._·-· - PQmeots $8.00 per month . Li· , • J.t"Yllori'fu 2 ilr. ~. me new linlob ~ ~;r. - ~!1\1' II!M\tnar'o. PQJUeroy. ,I 12·30·6tc - AN:P .IMliY SINGER FEA THERWJ'.IGHT ~EW o ., ltf!ll• •ot ,.crlllee prlj:eo. int machine. Originally co.st Sflll J. R· ilqrat, below t.4111 pnoo. llalanre due $48.00. ll4l!tall!. Ol>lo. I' i' -. I Boa FORD . V-11, 2 DOOR, NO SINGER ELECTRIC PORTABLE .sewine machine-Forward and •. !rOde!- floumco;. Iv1n Carnian, reverse. In excellent condition. RD No. 2, Pomeroy, Q. 1 2 stc ' 18 JotYMOiiTH ' local bulk 41oaler wiiCJ WI an•= · promptly and where prices, 11'0 alwa.n lo'if .- ·. ' : quoted We are 11111Jippod to give J91J . effldent ler\'leo. · CIOIId Tlulrldl1 M1orlloou - h$) Auto Soles I . 50.0110 llT.U. $1114.00. Iii '< trom a GAS . . • rtyle .eerV'lce. 70,000 B.T.U. $176.~. 35,000 B.T.U. $71.415. Ewi:nt(to J;O~T ROAD BETWEEN Store, Tel. 133, Pomeroy Shade River and Mt. Herman __ 1~3tcl Church. 1 -Samsonite folding dark &rtY 01~tal chair wi~ pad· ded eeat. Reward. CaU Dwight ~~W 19611 PATTF~'tNS PLASTIC window bllnds and shades, Vene Spencer, C~ter, YUkon 5-Z270. tlan blinds, ·aU kinds and colon 1 2 3lp Fiber glass aWnings, Day and OUl'iJ): liM SCIPIO CLASS Nl@t nan:te plate.s all kinds, rln.e. Call at Daily Sentlnel of. AIQminlllD laddtrs all kind!. lice, Pomeroy. Free Eatim11te, Dale Wippel 12 30 3tp Supply, 211S Union Avenue, Pomeroy, O.bio. 11-3D-60te - IUY YOUR BOnLED TAKER or the law. Vented Gas Heater1 will make a big differ· home. We will install them. ence in the comfort of your HelifinJ 1he 1960 Heater Parade good ;:rade near Harrii;Onville. ' spent ALL SIZES ALL .SPEEDS Latest Recordings women. Pbooe 6816-J ' bera1 tr.ade·ln Phone 343. 111-30-lltc. VSEll PANTS AND SHIRTS . W.ashed and sterilized. Joe's . ,, , . , , l ,i CafTY Out 564 Locust St., Mid· ·~ 01311Qll!I,E • dQor $895. dleport. 12·29-Sote ' ~· QrllJjnal blol:k lini~b &liP.U"'. Power steerina:. Rad1o FANCY DINING ROOM SUITE ••d heattr, Blaettnar'1, Pom· table, four chairs. Reasonable. .....,. 13 31 8tc Phoae 310·M. 12·30·10tc . ' , 12316tc I Jee+'Cii' Ev'Iioim"·Be•'""' $695. 2 door te!Ian. Spotless original I filllh. BIHtlna"'•· PomerO¥. I 1- SEE THE 1231 _6tc 1960 ' 1954 PONTIAC STAR CHIEF $693 4 door sedan. Sparkling original Ilgbt blue flniab. Hydramalic OFFICIAL LOCK' 2311PORT --liMa .. i• • I ·• . < d,ri11... t1P4ettnar's, POmeroy. ~·Makos 12 31 6tc Alb lo!oo MOVEABLI'l •IS • c... .... Modolf MITIIDPOLITAtl ..... The_ :cap changed ••• -.:.~, ;I ., .•: ., USEp lOATS AND MOTORi"Ul and up while th•r fatt. Metfopol· it•n Marine S.let end Service 600 E. Main If., ftomeroy, Pho~ o- J; J. :a. Chauvin up at 3:00 • · m. ......(); PittJburgher up at 2:1H) a. 1. 3-18; Lock 32 Indiana up at ~SO p. m. 2-0; Lock 28, Vulcan p at 4:1S a. m .. 9--0; Gallipolis F. Frelbe111er up 8:20 a. m.~ 11-: OVIlC up al 4:50 p. m., 8-1; ock 23, Mike Creditor up at 12:Q p. m. 4-7; Cornell up at 3:311> . m. 7--3; Janie B. up at 6:50 p. 1., 2-0; Lady Million up at 8 p. t; Robert P. ·BoqnJe up at 8:10 ' m., ~~ A. iB. Crl1!8, up at !:ill) p. m. ~: Bob Benter lowq, at l:!n p, m. t-o; C. iD. .iorper down at 6 t'D p. m. 2--0. 61145-J. 11 H If< ftSTINGHOUSE WASHER, $10 . Phone 41!7X 1-~.<Jtp I 141 !=Qr Rent J,t.\DIES WINTER COAT, SIZE Apartments, People's Terrlft and 12. $10.00. Phone 0299M after 5 Y•l• St., trff lutlerrwf Ave.. P. M. 1-5-lltp P - y . Phono 821-Y SEWING MACIIINJi; ::._ 11 2 IIOip Round bobbin model. Orlii.nallY 4PAB'.1.~ _ Furnished and ~ 101d. for $179.50. Brand' new untumlsheit McMasters, Middle· port. Phone 6044-M. 2 3 u , C01l80le cabinet. BalanC'e due flt·ll9. or l>l!fl!l"l!l• 9! $8.00 per ....~ l'lu!llil HI. 7 ODd 8 ROOM HOUSI!, ~ ROOII ~ · ·sEW!N'G 'r.i.\cinm: _ •-ent ond 5 room apart. ..,. •'"ul.-.... to zig..zag, darn, mon· menL A. W. Bengel, Phonr v,.... IIG-lol. ll 2 t!c Oll'oiD, etc. Sold orlglnally IO< 4 ROOIIS and !lATH and Ba•.. .:: $18J.OO. Pay off bD.lance due ment on IJncoln Heights. Gu ~j.DO or- $8.00 _per month. Phqne furnace hardwood floors built lUNGER KANAWHA RIVER BOATS: Marmet lociD, Samet down. at 8:GG a. m. - ; o. ·r. Sllearor down at 6:+5 a. m., 1 - Winfield, Allan R Merrl!l clown at 4:411-P m. 1-0; Helen z. down ot 1:50 .P· m., 2-;2: _, • tn kitchen cabineta. Call '28. Vat. Vtsltors are. eardlallf molted io In oped jb,. .... allop and lacllltl.. - * > o.. 12 !830tp lfuiLkJk PUltNAC.~;. Wf.I,TiiiiGo HOUII applt.ncn. Amolll IN· , • !1111q. , Ph- tli!lfJ. · Jyrot . 1, 1911c fH !lj'DIO AN T. ·\1. RIPAIRt. · , ,,.'* ..... "t"oll Clititolno, 414 N- t ,_ M:, . ' ":J-IN9 !~~~;~~~~~~~JI ' A. M. ..A?'t-0 "-'•·~··· ~ ~ 'w .j ~'!" \. ,;,!'' .'..,.- • ' from mOlt J>OI!•l4r IIUJII. *'V' -'·'• 1. - ----..------ ' PomeroJ, ... ~. I YOTHER and DAUGIITER Wanto house wort. Will live in, more lor home than wagea. Write % ·eox ( .v·· ·I _·. :1: )(arion Fa:ancis, 620 Locust St., )!Jddleport. 12 81 . .3tp ·-- ' ·~; '1 . • ~ .,.,..,, . ." ...;;:;;;:;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;:=:;;:::;:=i:1-Mi:;;t~ ~ IRONINGS I>ONE IN MY HOME. Al10 house wor); desired. Mrt . wa• ann'ctllne.s. • [· • ";!/." m•· Repair U\th, anlf Hot Ctoonln1 . ..:but··not the man who wears it! 4QUSE ANll. TWELVE ACRES NICE FIVE RO\)M HOME BASEof pound. tn Reedsv111e, 0. Tel. t ba" ' ~ -O IQ8U I lMt &irJll8, large ktt, ..... ·...,I ~~Iller,. · fruit N~ar <;ra~1,111 $!a1-Ut ' t!on p!aJil Ph. TU-2,1951 after " •. ~YloiAN SOLAR ~~llltll 4 P. It 12-30-lltp ...New· 300 rallono 1,11811:)10. For I'St Emolovm · e. lowut prices see Fultoli ~J"' t • ~· oon Tractor Salea, Pom~. . Wonted a..-G. Other IQland tquipmO.t used ln tha new llllOp lacludea a Te~ 1114 Beaver dowq., at 8:0& p, m. It of Mond_a y Utter, Mr. and .Mn., Mdo P\aml!l. RECORDS SIOND!s in. my' homt. Prefer ~us~r. wuua · H Mrs. Mary Lou lhle and three children wen the recent &uests . m · 1 of her sister, Mra. Jean Mayle Ja~. 2 : Mrs. Goldie • and children, of )Jever}J. Johnaon, , · Marrett Weber,l Mrs. Frances ~rts and Philip, Dave Rankin, Arthur Henderson, of ltae-ine and Mrs. Irma lhle Mrs. Joaeph Coen, Harry Haley, were the Tuesday euests of tt~eir Mn. Wil1iam .Mulhern and infant,' sister and daua,btSr, Mrs. Mary ."Mrs. Randle Tackett, Roger Hines, Ransom and terua ot Lancaster, Mrs . Lew sayre, Howard Bifth· . . , Mr. •nd ;Mft. Gedrge Re~ field, .Mrs. Dennis Martin, . Lester Edler, Mrs. Joe ~Hey, Leonard and aon, of Columbu• were the Sheets, Martha Wi1fong, Lawrence recent CU,eila .ot · their sister ·and Brewer, David Robinette, lJnda brothet·in·law, Mr. and Mr~t. Lee Halley, P8ul Flther. · 1JohniOft, Jan. 2: William T . Mitchell, ------Johnny Watson, Brittina Napier, Mrs. Tyresa Houae, Earl Wallace, Theodore Hicka, John Wilt, Mn. Wesley Jackson and infant, Mrs. Okey Herlow, !Mrs. EWe M. Ger· man, Mn. Floyd W. Irion. Births, Jan. 2: ~r. and M.ra. Nor- ~· and ~·· Roy Gladman ......... I 10t Morn"ln·g Star I..:ocl"ety 1tems v .. Mr. and MriJ.. Marion Wood vit· I l)(k 33. Jane T., up at 6 a. m. 8. Faclll (\ ~ ~~--~--------------­ I 120al Tenrlite P'Hd.eriek and Norman Frederick S,.UOO!' pd la10il7. ond family ol Terre ~11!0 li>d-, 11r. 111111 llrJ. Clifford Co• aat1 vJJited h11 parent.J, " '· a~ tfr:t. / 108, Qe•n. o1 Crown Point. Ind., I •CONDITION OF 7.m.poot ··- - CriH lr"'""" --,.,__co- LOCKS: All damli are down and ct•er rl•il\1 .1 foot per• ....ur from ~tit. 13 throua:b Lock· 2-'J. OHIO R!V&R BOATS: Locli: 1~ ;ity of Huntington down 12:06 a. .1. 4 loads and 10 emptle1; Alb· .md down at 6:12 a. m. 10 • 0; ..ock Ui; Raymond .li:. Salvati down t 6:~ a. m. 9 · 0; Lock 34, Fred V. ,Alc~tt up at 6:30 a. m. 4-2; J4.Bellllla - ~~ i Ul the p.111t week . . Mr. and Mrt. Doyton HB-tr AUCTHIHtft Jan. 3: :Mr. and Mra. Robert Lee AS OF 1100 A.M. TODAY ., Dunnett, GalHptlli~, a son; Mr und •. Mrs. Ernest J"nmor JJQport, ···n· GUAGES: Gallip>1is 19.1 upper, 21.4 lower, runniug 72 feet, roll· derson, a daua:hter. len open. Winfield 18.0, 18.2, running 10 feet open. Pomeroy-Ma· son guage is G.Ut; Pt. Pleasant, 28.04 Loelt 23, 26.3. • e.t.- CONIH'l'I'OIQI(r. IID'IUOQo zaen. CINCINNATI UP! - Livestock: Cattle jtOO, C1lves 1M; low a RS o M ET choie~ 1m().13M lb tlaushter rteen The Pomeroy Band Booster• AJ· 22·24: ttandud 1,.9.50-2_1; under ~ IOCiation will hold their regular 1 lb 13·1!5; thblte 8()().82& lb beifers meeting tonight at 7:30 in the 24·25 &ood ~ lb 21·2S; stuid!Senior High School aUditorium. ard Ut::so: Utility and eommerelal cows 15-16.60; uti.Ht)' and Com· AnENDING SCHOOL mercia! bulb 19-21; choice vealera .Mr. and Ml"ll. Homer Braley selected choice 3HO; most have received word that their ,son. good 28--33 litandard; 23-ZS; utility AB Jack M. Braley , who has been 118·20. stationed at Lackland Air Force b d gilts Base Texas ldt December 17 Hogs 2S00 ; Rrrows an 1 for 'K eesler' AFB, Mississippi , t~ m?deratelY :active, iully 35 higher_; attend electronic school. I m1xed 1~230 lb 12.35·12.60, mostly 12.00 for 190-220 lb· 12.75; SMITHS !NTERTAIN mostlY Z30-2il0 lb 11.31>-12.35: Mr. and MrS. Dale Smith enter- heavier weights scarce; sow~ 400 tained with a dhiner New Year's lb down a~eady to 25c h1~her, at their home, Spring Ave. heavier weights s~eady ; mu;ed Guests were Mr. and Mrs. He- 3()0-400 lb 9 · 10.50, boars steady, ber McClung of Jukson and Mr. 6; under ~ lb 6.2H.M . and •M rs. Thom,!s McClune and 49e)eow 6JMl,5 81"5-1 family of Celina. CINCfNNATI (UPl) - Produce: · Eggs priced at farms A jumbo HOLZER HOSPITAL /26-30, A large 21 -28, A medium . Admissiona, Jan .. 2: Mrs. ~~r·Jlft.22 , A small 13-19, B large. 17· VJ~e . G. McCoy, _GaliiJ:!Oils; :Miss 24, undergrades ]Q-13; delivered Bnthna ~ae Nap1er, Rw Gr~nde ; : FOB Cincinnati A large 33-36, A Mrs. Or~JJle a. Ho~ue,. Maddle· medium H-31, A small 26·27, B port;_ 'Y'llard M. W1throw. _We!lt large H·l2. Columb1a; Jerry Am~rose Fa1~ Sr. Poultry, chicken pricel at farms, Hamden; Mrs. Meh·1n B. Gr1mm, fryera 2 ~ • 4 lb. 16-18, heavy Syra~us~ ; 'Mrs. James A. lfotrow, hens 14·23, l~ht hens 6-f; fr)'el"s Gallrpohs; Mrs. James R. Pugh, 80.700 heed 38 per cent at 16, Pt. Pleasant~ Mra . John Norris ll . per -c@llt at lTV•, tM per cent ~ead , Radcllrt; Mrs. Erneat -!Un· ' at 17 ~ 8 pjer cent at 18. ville G. MeCoy, GallipopHa, a son. DAILY CROSSWORD IIi. w 11rs• •l•hn llup Oak HI'IIU~s '""" dau&ht.n, ludJ.IOill and Items Ofhtterest ~ :r~~":~:'o~ Curt hu ben QIIIU ola4t - . 1 - 111'. ond >!rt Cwrt II aUOJ Nn """""· J..-.oPllou ~· tJoo. Blqa. TV• RIVER A late Ernie Ford one-doubt· ,' leu you heard II - "He wa1 u 111 .. TV servicemen, who were Ured of struggiing to "build" old style unassembi~ Ult.etlnas on a ;;loping roof, took to the Channel Master at'bnce. The flrtt outsider to be hired was an engineer. Soon he had a research laboratory helping him to design better and more 1ensitive equipment to bring in the weakest sipis with strength and clarity. The laboratory Ia now the largest in the world devoted to TV receiving antennas, and its research has revolutionized TV reception. The famous T-W, or "Traveling Wave" antenna, the most advanfed detlin of its kind, Is a product of llii. reslatcb. Today, Channel Master boasts of a $2 million plant in Ellenville, and has branched out into other lines 'uch ,as transistor radios, high fidelity stereo components, and other home recre•tion products. Now, with almost 50 million TV sets in the. country, the company has found a whole liew matkot in the rep~ement of outmoded or worn out antennas, to service the estimated ftO percent of existing sets which could have their reception substantially improved with a new antenna system. No one will argue with Joe IWsnick that hia preaasembled TV antenna made its ap· pearance in a logical place, at an appropriate lime. But there was more involved here than just a new and needed product. There was the solidarity of the brothers. There was the respect of a community that backed them without question. And there was Lou's cab- Iw"b:w;-"i.~; bage. We think the Resnlcks muat have put up very gOOd sauerkraut. Also that what happened to them wili continue to happen in 1\merlca. Whore else? Did You Know That? low - -. • IOa'l '1111 RaYICI AltO U. ....... , _ w.x. ls.Nit!o ) L �• ' • usc, .ears Beat '4-Dally Senllnei,Pomeroy·MiddleJIOrt, 0 ., Jaa. &, 11160 star~ IToday's Sport Pal'ade Lucas c OAK HILL New Mass Of Cold Air Foreign Faces Brighten Tubes Chills Norllhem Area Of Sports Fans' TV Sets Now . Mr. amllfn. Xllo BlQI ami Ill". 1>lld lin. curt . n.d..-lok ..,. ClUCAGO UPl ~ A ne~w mau oi Chrtltmu dinner putt of Mr. cold 1ir from Canada kept the and .Mn. Nonn&n ~utck and northern tier of st11.tes from ;Mich. &Onl. . igan to Montana in the grip of a Mrt. MUdred Pramt nd MIN OSCAR FRALEY in the case of Primo Carnera. but bitter cold wave toda~ Nedr• Bower called on the fonn· n~ United Preoo lnlemJitional NEW YO~ UP! ~- Stan Har-1 thi& wp a trmition in . name Temperatures below zero were er's sister, !Mn. Murl Oun, at l' It took California's Golden Bears only 48 hours to wipe out r1n~ton. a~ ~nk.nown from fi•· on_ly. 1Canera was . exhibited, registered from western upper Buhan last week. f f th . dd t ba k tb ll def ts wau, and .wt:ex1co s Gaspar Ortega milked and massacred . NEW YORK lJPi - Boyd Dow · rookie of 1959 in the annual th Michigan across most of Minnesota boxed II. 10 . round welterwelght To mask the deceptions, there the Dakotas and northeast Mon- Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Queen, of ler, young star for the most sue · United Pre&s International poll. ' ~remory do onke od B etr sadld es 1 s be a h. eaSo. th of . e ~on -ran e . ears a. ~ ow urn w en U ern match before the Madison Square was an inspired slogan to the ef· tana . eeulul Green Bay Packer team in Dowler former University Elikhorn City. -~·· called on Kr. colorado quarterback who played Cahforma snapped their 25·game VICtory streak last Saturday Garden television cameras Friday feet that "there just ·aren't :my 15 year&, today was named the Na · and Mra. Bruce MiJ Surut.)'. Packers night but they started a new string by thumping the Trojans, mght and it emphasize• two new good young fighters anymore." . . tiona! Football League's top offensi ve end for the won by one vote in balloting by 60-45 last night on the same Los Angeles court. facets of the fisticU'ffing trade. Behi~a the fra~dulent facade, the Fire llaz~ Buildings 31 sports wrnen who e:overed the DarraH Imhoff, the hero of Cal- - - . Box fighting for yeara hu been . syndicate mampulate~ the same (n Lake Erie Resort 1959 campaign in the 11 league ifornia 's victory over West Virgin-~ lowa rebounded ~rom Itt week-I a closed industry where those 1weary cast month m and year SANDUSKY, O. UPI _ Fire citie~. ia in last year's NCAA final game end ~pset by Mmnesota. Mar.ty "in" the monopoly worked with out. raged out of control along the another· soph, led Wll· the monotonous regularity of But now, quite suddenly, you ng · t t h" Lake Er•·e re· For Yoang Homemllken With no one player overshadow- missed moat of the second half GharrUy, . WI' th 17 pom . t 8 • me . 1 d" r·1ghters s ree or 1;1t ISt tng the first -year performel'fl as because of an injury and wound conllm U mg Broadway actors Meanwhile and are be"mg Ioun d an d .m mam t ·t 1 d 1 th THE Jlm Hruwn of the Cleveland up wi{h only four points. How- 14 in the second half. partia11y because. of this cauliflow. the process the ballnce of p..1wer 1s~r ClbY . 0 ay,b ~lsd:oy nang dath:e•a•l: 8 ory usmess Ul mg · 1 h till d t b 12 1 t he Un 1ted . Slates h e ld has shirted abroad · ·Bro wns did m 19:i7, on y two ever, e s maQage .o gr~ er carte, ening several adjoining buildings. vo tes separa ted the top thre& rebounds _as the defenll\'e·,mtnded a lock on the world t1Ues. . At the moment, three of lhe . • NEW YORK UPI ~ Twcnt>·- playN~ in the poll. . ·~ears_ llm1ted Sou_thern Cal s start· W But ~uddenly - and _cre~1t the eight world titles are held abroad . . !'ollce apd all oCt-duty firemen Dlne football fatalities were n •· Dowler received_ s~ven. Nack mg f1ve to 13 pomts. f deter~med new lnvestlgattons if Sweden's Ingemar Johansson is ! JOlhed m the battle against names corded last season for the hight'~l l'tctrosante, Detrmt L10n fullback S.phs Run Wild TRI.COUNTY LEAGUE you w1.ll - bright new faces a~e the heavyweight king, Argentina's ~· t~at bur~ed the F. W. Woolworth total tinee 1947. from ~otre , Dame, was se_cond Three slick sophomores ran DKember 21, 1959 appearmg before Lhe electromc Pasqua) Perez bosses the lly· ~o . bwldmg to_ t~e ground. Two Dr.. Floyd R. Eastwood of Los With SIX. Billy Stacy, Oucago wild last night in the Big Ten High individ~l 1 game - Clat· eye and .the balance oi power weights and Mexico's Jose Becer· firemt'n were mju~ed. Smoke cov· Angeles State College, who has Cardinal safl_!lyman and ~lc~ ~un: Conference. Jerry Lucas scored 30 worthy , 204. quite happily _has shifted away ra rules the bantt..ms. en:!d most of the City. Or See Uo For been investigating foot ball deaths back speciAlist f~om . MIISI8SIPP1 popints as fifth-ranked Obio State High individual 3 games--Clat· from a well: tram~d troupe of tlre· Brings In For.lgnen FIRST IN HISTORY since 1931, reported to the Nation· State, was third with five. opened its title bid with a run- worthy, 590 · some American hgen. There are eight classes with 10 al Collegiate Athletic Assn. today CLEVELAND UPI ~ Ralph W . away 97·73 victory over nlinois High team 1 game - Holaum, SyMICit"tl In Contrel ranking fighters in , each divi~ion. that football was directly responsi · Findlay, 54, an insurance agent, There was a time, ~en the Of these 80 rated battlers, 50 per a 2'1-point barrage by newcomer 819. ble for 18 fata li ties and indiredly Monday beeame the first Negro Bill Cacciatore carried Northwest· High team 3 games - Holawn, puppeteera of the profession were r cent are foreigners. chareed with II uttu~rs. The all · ever elected president of the ern to a 6J-:S7 upaet over Indiana, 2443. in upcontelted control, in which See Us For Your time recorded high was 49 in 1931. and Iowa turned back Wisconsin, STANDINGS the various world titles were kept Disproving the theory that there Cleveland Board of Education. There were 30 in 1947. 71.&1 behind Don Nellon's recWon LNt under full control for economic aren't any good new fighters. Ted· RAM$ .SIGN HALFBACKS ord-breaklng free throw shooting. Holsum 33 15 reasons. occasionally they would 1dy Brenner as matchmaker at the Rawlings 29 19 be permitted to shift abroad, aal Garden has brought in a 'host of LOS ANGELES (UPI)~Defen­ S..A Lucas and Larry Siegfrie(l total- Whites 27 21 - - - - - - foreigners ~ and most of thern sive halfbacks Charlie Britt pnd NEW YOHK (UPI)-The United ed 37 points between them in the Liberty 2.6 22 have proved more than satisfac· Don Eller5i have signed with th6 Free Demonstndloa to 16 32 tory. This new crop in cluded such os Angeles Rams of the National Pr(.>SS Inte rnational major college first half as Ohio State hustled Jaycees ' ALL NIW basketball ralinc:s (first-place to a 51-36 advantage. When the Jr. QUAM 13 35 as Florentino Fernandez and Ben· FootbaH League. Of Tho NMOTHERS Thi 1 Week's Rnults ny (Kid) Paret of Cuba, Diek Ti· vote~ and won -lost records through Illinl fell farther behind In the second half, Coach Harry Combes Ja y<.·ees 0 Rawlings 3 ger of Nigeria and Willie Toweel Jan 2 in parentheses.:) NAME ~NIT AS TOPS Baby's COLLEGE BASKETBALL of South Africa . Next you'll be I. Ci nei nnati 2 10·0 346 cleared his bench in disgust. Sielol· Jr. QUAM 1 Liberty 2 PHILADELPHIA CUPI) - Quar United P... u lnMrnatlonal seeing two young Swedish heavy· terback Johnny Unitas of t.be Bal- ~ 2 Ca lifornia 3 9-1 298 fried wound up with 26 points Whites o Holsum 3 First Year N•xt WHk's Schedule BuHelo Tch 69, Mc:Ma•tt>r 54 weights, both unbeaten. They are :i. W1• st Virginia 10-l 218 while Govoner Vaughn led Dlinois 11111"'"" Colts ha~ · been named M<HI ..... A hl;ldy IY• 4 lindley 8·1 176 with 16. White vs Liberty Mor, Herwr 96, w. Va. Tech 95 Torner Ahsman and Lenn~trt Ris· timore Ameri""' No. 1 athlete by the ,... ,_ thoriltti-• hook Br••kl Field HouN Record Holsum vs Rawlings St. fran. Pa.. 51, MorehHd St. 55 berg, two Johansson .stablemates. 5 Ohio Stale 7·2 180 Sportswriters ~n . '\ Nelson canned only four field Jr. OUAM vs JA>~ycees Waktl FONit 77, Clemson 62 who will be viewed on video in Philadelphia 6 l Jtd h 10-t 115 with IZ I'!OIIIk· Unitas will be honored at the 3'04 E. Main St. ,,_, ly •~ppltrntnh; Top Team Bowler M.rylancl 102, Yale 10 Jo~ebruary. 7 S. Ca lifornia 8·3 88 goals but he broke the Wisconsin writers' 56th annual dinner Jan. I POMEROY, OHIO ~· '" ..... 160 162 190 D12 Loulslan• St. 11, ~I• 77 "Most of these fighters never 11 . Georgia Tech 9·1 82 Field House single-game records Grate 211 Pl9" with 204 194 192 590 MR~hefppl St. Alaib.ma 56 would have gotten a chance be· 25 . 9 St. Louis 8-3 67 for free throw attempts (20) and Clatwarthy -·· o1.r 200 i\huh•· 201 178 1•1 ft20 Tulene 71, flotW. 55 fore," Brenner says. "But they \0. Texas A. & M. 8·0 50 sucl:essful free throws 04) as Houdashelt tion•. 1hl• out· Coates In 145 1&7 477 Mllllulppl 64, Auburn ·56 won't be denied an opportunity 11, Wake Forest. 44; 12, North 1hndin; pro· ('aralina, 43; 13, Indiana, 37 14, Russell 145 142 16'7 454 94, Crelthton 78 now. The fans want to see new Miller ....,. cf'f'•r• tVIPY 1ttp In ~nodern 1\ :11:mn\'H, :i3; 15 Iowa, 27; 16, Iowa 1:16 1M 144 463 Iowa 11, WIKOn•ln 64 faces and we're going to provide ·;~, ..... 21; 17, Utah State , 1,; 18, S..son't Hlth Northwntem 61, Ind...,. 57 them." 1~ c1r1. Suppl•~n•nh yowr do ctor' ~ H11 1· rrn Methodist, 15; 19, St. Jos· High Ind . 1 game - R. Davia, KanHI lt. 57, Nebretb ------U.lc1 ih111 bw1y d1~1. h\ Pa., 13; 20, tie, Kentuck)l and 234. Iowa St. 47, NMsr .. ka NO COST or OBUGATION lliJ, , 9 each. High Ind . 3 games - Grate 608. Ohio $talo Vl, llllnolo 73 c . . . '" o11rl 1•1 yew High team 1 game - Liberty, Utah 71. Montan• 62 , •• 10111.. ECAC NAMES TEAM ~ov•ton "· Tuloa 62 928. CLEVELAND UPI - General t 'W YORK (UPI)- R.uss Gor· High team 3 games ~ 'White lkl•homa St. 51, Miuourl 42. Manager Frank Lane, who consis· , u11 0f Tcmplo, Bob Milkvy of 'Aiulsslppl II, L•mn Tech 55 (Contln!lfll From P•a- One) tently leads the league In sigqing 2MO. · l'lll dv.mil:l, LLL en Wilkens of Top Five Av•r..UCLA 55, WatldnlfOn 54 Harness Shop. This room is now up his players, rcturJI,ed here , rtl'.' t•llt'c, Oou g Crutchfield of Clatworthy 172 Callfornl• 60, Southern Cat 45 part of the Blue and Gray Rest· empty·handed Monday after ef· r o1~s . l1•1 ~ '· tts and Tom Stith or 167 R. Davis P. Mullen ti7·- aurant. forts to sign slugging right flel4· ~.l. ii LPavl·nture were named toThe partnership operated for HoudasheJt 167 E 8 1 rr Rocky Colavito and first base· 1•, 2 il . l l Ia I ll {! Ji rst of the weekly all· 167 . y vester Darst three years and then Mr. Guest man Vic Power. Middleport t-.al-ol lt !a l l !~ ol the Eastern College Coals Bldg. Stobarl 166 -left to open a business in Columout for a Colavito, who held Thurtd•y Afternoon LHgue ,\' hi· · ie C· · fer••nce. bus. Jake moved to a long. nar· raise which doubled his take to High Three Game 1nd .._..,M, Mur- row room in the Ewing building $30,000 last year, wants more ray, 470 FRIDAY NICOHT LIACOU. continuing his nickel hot dog and again this year. He doesn't think High single game-E. Sylveater hamburger business alone. He was High Scores December 27 Lane is being generous enough so High three game ind. ~ M. Eb· 172 forced to move when the Ewing far . Team three games.--Ebersbach buildlng burned. He operated Ia · ersbach, 492. "We oJ(~;red Jllm. A ~lzeable in· High slngli;J M. Ebers- ~dw, 2193. ter ,in two West Main locations, crease and he wrote back Afting bach - iM. Murray, 178. Team single game-Carlin.~s, one In the building now occupi(•d ror more," Lane said. ' Wlpck.Yt. aP· Tum three games - Moores 177. b.v the Williamson Auto Parts and parently has forgotten he hit only Store, 2192. STANDINGS I<, MAIN STREET PoMEROY by the Pomeroy Wine another a lew foul balls and dropped his Won Lost Pet. Store. Team single game - Racine Ser· batting average :KJ points In the vice Station, 800. Carlings 30 9 .769 Jake was in the latter location last two months of the sea&on." Ebersbach Hdw. 26 13 .667 when the 1937 flood struck PomSTANDINGS Won Loat I&S SuP"r Mkl. 19 20 .4117 eroy wilh il$ disastrous force. Starks Drugs 17 22 .43tl Both his business and his home 28 It Moorell Store Meigs Equipment 14lf.J 24~ .368 were damaged, so he moved hi~; 24 18 New York Clothing Team Na. 2 10~ 2Blf.J .263 20 22 Landmark restaurant to a building he put up 12 30 Season Hllh• Racine Service Station I' on the front of the home he and Ind . 3 games - E . Lohse, 492. his wife had pun:hased in 1924. 5Hion Hlthl lnd. 1 game - P. Mullen, 195. Ind. 3 games - P. Collins, 498. This Ia where he still purveys his Team 3 games - Carlinp, 2247. hot dogs and hamburgers. Ind. I game - P. CoUins, 219. A Salllfled Customer Team 1 game - Ebersbach Team 3 games - Landmark, The day of the 5 cent hotdog is II Our Flnt Copalderatloli 2224. Hdw, 814. long gone and will never return , Top Flv. Averaee Team 1 G»me - N. Y. -clothing the aged proprietor says. Hot .M. Ebersbach 146 dogs now sell for 20 cents but stili P. Mullen 142 Tep Flv. Bowlert l2S E. Main St. Phone 197 are the same luclous treatg with 141 M. Murray Murray 156 the special sauce. Students oJ W. Mohl II. P ...... 9076 Hours: 9 lo 5 . . , .. ... Thunday 9 IU Noon 136 PHONE 388-Y P. Colltns 1 P . Collina 153 POMEROY, OHIO Pomeroy schools are his "best" POM•ROY, OHIO 133 150 B. Stout M. Eberabach cuatomen but many others are adult! who remember the taste oi the hot dogs from their youth. Mr. and Mrs. Ament did not have children of their own but raised 1 nephew, Elwood Bowers, who now manages the' restaurant. llfn. Ament was killed in an aUtomobile accident in 19!53 at Terre. Haute, Indiana, while on a vacation trip with her sister. :Mr11. Guest, who also sustained painful lnjurlea. Fifty years In the restaurant bueine11 should make a man long • for retirement. But Jake is still at his job every day, maybe not so active, but still there. He's In good health, and still 1ble to pass out a m'•hlY appetizing hotdog . Dowler, Green Bay Packer R00ki. e Is Most 0 utstandi Buckey.es Cl~bber Dlini 97•73 For. Frnt Big Ten Basketball VIctory I. ., --· I 29 Fatalities In Football Are Recorded For '59 SHE CAI'fT STAI>II> PIPE SMOKI(ol' IN TH'HOUSE NEW I BO'"LJNG BUDGET SINGER $12.00 Down $1.25 Week Free3 Day Trial Cincinnati Has Big Edge In Poll For First SEWING NEEDS BASKETBALL SCORES SINGER SWEEPER I THE fABRIC SHOP .. ...... ......... .... --~'~=~====~· as. ·-· ... Defrol' Colavito, Lane Fail In Talks On '60 Contract Aged pOmeroy Man In Business The Economical Distance from \ ) DUTTON'S DRUG STORE • Ill iiiiiiiiii FREE STARK'S PHARMACY ••m• - .._NO OBUGATION · 1'oor Walgreen Ageaey 1960 ALL·OHIO CALENDAR FOR YOUR HOME Stop or Yours Soon VISIT • • 8:00 8:15 9:00 1.0:00 10•30 • MOO-RE'S CITY LOAN FOR TIRES • SatisfY your of value ..... BATTERIES SEAT COVERS MUFFLERS ond TAILPIPES Free Installation- BudgetTerms POMEROY Personals 24 HOUR TOWING Mrt. Walter Walker Is confined to her heme, Cheater Road, with the nu. : Mr. and Mrs. Earl Teaford of Coiumbue visited In Pomeroy with relatives and friends over the weekend holiday. Mrs. Edith Tea ford and &on bad as Sunday dinner Mr. and Mrs. John W. Tea· Mr. and Mrs. Har· daughten. Mary Ann; Mr. and Teaford, Mr. and Mn 1v'''"" Teaford and fom!ly, Syro· GO/~ , .. With ~oll:!!lr · ·&•vlng OLDS . / '1501 .D·1nemlc BB I DAY PBONil: f104 PRESTO'N· ' KARR & VAN ZAN.DT MOTOR SALES, POMEROY, OHIO :!"-~------···· 10 ......... · - ·. - • •, · - 1111101 . . . . ··~..., . . - - - . - - - - . · - - - : - - - - - ·I ..' .'· . [ NEVER SAW YOU YOU SURE MUST LIKE MUSIC, AUNT• WMPO Daily Program Schedule ANNEX Hoyt's Sohlo Swvlce ~~ Allan Jackson......Newa Captain Kangaroo Cartoon Theater The Red Rowe Show On T)le Go 12:00 6:38 Slgn On 6•00 RFD (Country and "\V'"tem Jl2:30 MUsic) 1 :3D 1:35 6:30 Farm :Market Report 2:30 6:33 News 2:35 6:40 Breakfast Party 3:30 7:45 Radio Hymnal 3.:35 8•00 Breakfast Party 8:30 News 4:30 8:3, Breakfast' Party 4 :35 9:30 Community and Local 5:30 9:35 Breakfast Party 10:00 Coffee Time 5:35 10:1, Swap Shop 5•40 10:30 Morning Devotions 5•45 10:46 CG~untry Hoedown 6•00 11:30 Farm Market Report 11:40 Country . Hoedown \ .. . Channel 13 Wednesday FRITZI Newil Just For You· NeW$ Music Go Round News (Local) Music Go Round News ' Music Go Round Local LEAD A TV BAND BEeORE . \ '1· ')' . . I'M D::<YING MY p~ :c. {"-.' •I ( �' - - ~- '-·- .- - ~-- - .__ . -. -~ , -------------. rr==:;::::::================:=; ArOUn d And •• ~ · · ·· . . · ·· · , Mro. ~1111tlel'o brother ..4 homo Sunday &ltv open41Df IJ!elenll, l(r. ond lin. John Smllh, ·r : t·!m.lf.l',_ lll:r. and Mn. 0. !:. JA9er b.olidl)': weekend in.Columbus wltb Nye Ave. Tim, of CO.lumblll. her dauaht.er and 'son·ln·law, Mr. lt:fn. Carl Moore and Mn. Edith and Mro. Walter Youne ouu1 other Rythe~ ooent S.turday with >lr. Wl .Mr. ond Mn. Wt!Uam Welle ro- rolotiveo. ond Mn. Verne Davia. !ollddlepert. turned borne Sunclay from WellsMts. Leone Wlbon of Atbens lOR, where they have been uoill!Ira. Fred Leifheit spent days Jut week with meeting of the annwl week of prayer services py FREDDIE HOUDA$HIL1 tltC tn tbe care of ber sister, iMn. Sullday · ~ening from COlumbUI Mr. and Mrw. Geoffrey willon and by Middleport Mmisterial Assoct.atiOn was held Ezn,O'la Sbooenbe:rser. wbo bu where she hu been w1th Mr. Lelf- daughter, Krlly. evening at the First Presbyterian church Wltb the ~arg.~e and Patty Hairla, daube~D 111. Mrs. Sbonenbel'ger ac- belt, a patient at UnivenUy Ho&th d' · t ghters of M.r and Mrs. Gene Harcompamed them bome for ttlC\I.P- pltaJ. Mr. Le1fhe1t is conv&leaelq Mrs Frank Melr&IOD of Colum· K kr h Raymon on tg t as e presi mg mlll.ls er. m spent the week-end in Syracu&e nlctl)'. bus was the Saturday .guest of · of the Heath Methodist church presented a spe- as lhe guests of Hrend 1 nd Deb- '· Charles Faulkner of Springfield Mr. and Mrs Homer Walter and her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. - "Rest In The Lord By Soul". under the dlrec- b•e Norna. a 1 flpeDt the weekend wttb Mr. and da~tertt Of Sandusky were bolt·, and .Mn. Geoffrey Wllaon and ,~ Mrs Jamea FaUlkner hall returnMn. Ernest Rea and otber rela- day weekend guea!~ of her par- daughter. Everson Wllh Mrs -of praye~ 0 tnne:y ~~l ~~~~~~ted the £..ach rught one of the le580ns ed fi'Om Columbue after spending I' .11nd was accompanied home a~d ~~~~duc~d the !)peak I Adl be P£1:~\:!nltd by the speakel· the hoJ.idays With her daughter ~nd -~ by Mra. Faulkner and fred Gardner ot the , ~.r[erent chou will present the 80n m-law, Mr and Mn tired Elizabeth Jenkins was rec#ved as a member by ~:~~~n~~~~. Kath1. who spent the 1.\lees and famdt Mr!J Mees ac when Theodorus Council Daa~bter.s of America met . ~ Wlth her Patent!. , muiiic each evcmng 01 Ch 1 ns I companied ber mother to Middle evening at the IOOF wdh Margaret Sejdenabel, Mr. and MrB Leo w'intlms of Gardn~r g11\'C a resume ot 1 Altendantt' 111 lh<' hrst meetl~g port : 1 "di Charleston, W. Va., wtfe Sunday Mn. Charlra Burdette 11 Lll with Cl or, preSJ n~. luesta of )(r, llD.d Mn. Welby theme for the week · ThP r ..m w-1~ yood ~nd It L5 txpected to Ln· and Implic~o~uon of the Lord 's creas<' as tf... week proceeds Str· the flu at her home on Grant B Rehporttdd UB W~re ~rlb'Grueser, Nadncy Walker ·~ Mathbel Wbaley. .. There are five ll'!isons m v1ces begm a 7 30 each evemng street ear s an erntce ..-..""'rs ach and car s were sen" em. iMr. aa4 Kn. Geo~e Fflber wh1rh mclude the ~ Mrs Arthur SkmDer "'U bus1 ·•~ l t.:port of the audilm& ~Gm· Hau . k dnd Glenora Swatul. 1'lavo retumed to their home in the presence, the ness v•s•trr w Atbe.ns this past :'"' 1ttee was gJVend by Edna Reibel. At the close of the meeting. a norlda after apendiac the boU-1 the l.an. and the pr1cc. ~Aeek a!jone Wood.ar • Cl'mnell deputy, h ld d ·'- Itaya with his parentl, Mr. and! p Mr and Mrt~ Way.te Gibbons ! •1\:!il.il,fd offLcen _for Ute new Y!Jir 'oua.l hour was e an pot 1u\;6 Mrs. Paul Fiaber, Mblenville. Po,meroy-Middl,port, 0 ., Jan. 5, 1960 Prayer Opens 'th Servt'ce's ' ht Ch urc h Mon day N19 About M'ddJ I eport ., returned aeverel I!=============.:=:::z::::::::lljet'ltion C 1 I A , dA R I nau, I I IYouth--fellowship Rl'tes S d ltlleld otur ay Mi·ddl eport . I ommlttees ppolnte t egu ar Sess on Of 0 . fA ·M d I . . on ay 1 IE • p • nJOYS artles lL d daughter Evelyn, bi\"e return- Ln.diJdmg Helen ~:e 1 ~0 f.!;c!!~o:h:~~h 1 ~: IOver Hoi idays 0 iiJer, counc.dor; .-t'!freshmenls ~~~;n~e~~::ke~sao~:::ct~:nc~~ 8 '~,~~ Icouncilor, YebJa R(kl'lsh, condue- The Youth f'ellowship of the bon!' I ther, Mr Carson and l'u mcroy f1rst Baph.sl Church en ' fam1ly jOyed two partieS and fellowship Mr {J he Staney, I formtor New hl"ld at n1"'1ts durmg lhc h oll da~~ York CP.ntral Ralll'oad employee Drmoo:. 4" ~'~Ut .. hl., ' ~~ntmd; Margaret Setdenlbel, IJ UHIO'r past COU!Jcdor, ulcuo... Swat.zcl, rcpresentatrve atate 811!1· 1Ilion Winona Cook, a1ten1ale repre1entat1ve and Odla Stahl, truatee. tor, I Lillian sen•~:d Ktrry P. Smltb 1Pho I - -b- - Main y A out p eopie I h eofered : : Hospital Moodar hu pneu- . Mr. and Mra. G, E. Bl')'&D and Ruth Ann, Eddie and Pnwhatan Point were gues:tli ot Krs. Gl.tdya I 115 confined In a veteran hospital n r r""~... ~~rry Sm zth wllh The ftrsl wa~ held pw Nhro;c tn Clevela~;~d With a broktm htp av LUCII.. LI liAWKINS llowar(J Ruppl'lt , • Chr ~~tnr11~ when the croup m~ I at Sevrral yeara ag<J Mr, Sttnley of Middleport First 1 the church to go carolm~ fh ey ~rn1t bpth legs in a thm .acttdent Mr and Mrs Frank Amos ~r. ot Presl>ylena n Church off1 \ l!llcd the Metg 8 Gener~t l Ho ~p ttal Fnenda wl5bing to senrl card~; are c d b th lletroh, :'ttlctl wete th ~ holJda.¥ the Coun ty Home the l tilr ren's omm lttees name Y e 1 bl 1 th . d h h ' ' k asked to send them to hin'l a The , councilor Included. flower Ehuo s a er, Frank Amor. home an t e omes o1 m u~y IIC Cnle Veteran Hosppltal W11rd b 1 and :drs Am!J6 • Cub Scouts of l>t>n 3 ur and shut ms m Pomeroy L d v1 • ' beth <:a mp el , way s and means, · · Mrs IAWII Sauer JJJr' lb em tty after whtch a pa • t·:· With :.!1-A 7300 York Rd' Cleveland , 30. :\o!mmc Neutzltng, Lillie Hauct Mr and Mrs. "W•Illam 0 m~her atte11?cd the serv;re;; garnf'~. fe llowship, g1Hs ·a.l' d re ~~ and Ml'tl Rollert llarrl!l lnd ~.'tdh WtEdnona l.R'oo~~ orpb~ns , VDe 11 a .and son, Rodney, of Rioley, group Mrs Sau£"r IS the dau 1 freshrnPn ts was held at the home l a ' na eJ an e II a vcre week.tnd guests b! '.f,r. Sunn were ~oush • kitchen , Glenora Swat:r.el •1r ' ·1y. o f the Ial P 'I rs ~m• th u! the Rev an d ,Mrs Raip h C daught~r l ts 1oflhColumbu~ , n a. p au 1 Frlc k ao d .ilml recen gues o e 1ormer B PRT · Betty Demos key VelsJa Rou1h oA d uOther sons and daughter s •''• Zundel , Mulber ~ Ave Joh1n1ng thde entll, Mr and Mn Robert HarrJs , and Elu:abdh • Jenkm!i dmin~ n.o:V an .~JUS . A. N Grueaer of onamg fr vm IJUt 111 tnwn mr 1u e 1 ;s:roLip wt'te 1 .•e1r 1eac ers an Cee•l Br.adbury and f;.uy Shuler 1 . j W d d M 1 .aucal!ilcr are !i!)e11d1ng 1 few Mrs n Horfl E Sm1th c •ll nH•lor!!, Mr~ Elmer W1ckh11m,l bave returned from a trip tu roo~k· MardorLe 1 °~ ar •. d a1r ~ dAyS With her 111ater, JHJss Otho Ml111'11 returned Wlllli"n nd rl<~u ghter Mr \1:~11 T T Shelton and the Rev : Hauc an . Nelt e ayes, e tn vJeve Slobart, enroutt:! ' z d 1 Florida quent • Marjorie Woodard Edna a rr~ "d Mrs C hapm.;~;n and dau and Mr11 un c . Mr and Mrs Tom Dareswllt of ,_ b 1 M G •d "th •Otl a vacation 1 p 1 •t1 M , ••.d e .. mmc 11more an r. e 1 Amta , ull o Lll;; •urg r A w<Lich ntglit paJ I)I was held Cinclnni:lll, are here for a vuut Smith · publtOJty LUCille B HawMrs ::..1aude Husted M Sm1th and sons Robert at the church Thursday from 9 p. with the letter's mother, Mn Ad· kina· 'and flag' hearers Lillie home Sunday after a viall In Pomi!I'Oy, Ohio o! Bea~ er · Pa · ~r m to mJdmsht Th'. young people die Bitten Mrs Bareswelt 11 the ' ' IIyrrs, Fla , with her aiiter L Wtlcy and dau enJUyl'd a soc•al hour w1lh eames former Yvonne Graham 'lrother In·law, ·.;r and Mrs and ~o n Ml(•hel of and con tests after which they con· Mr and Mn. CharleH Sindele ard Ba1leJ , and famUy . Her TONIGHT .ap~ ~1r (:liver G Sml~h dueled a devotiOnal penod con- and aon Charles, Bob Harrlaon and 1r I.~n. Earl Brown, who accom· ''HERCut.Es" Ot er t·e at i\CJ; atten eurun,: the theme of the new Mr and Mn Roy Lawhorn. u:d her lO Flor19a, rem•lned f'i'r S!Jet\r Ree were Mr. and Mrs Onn Smti h year wh1ch mclud~d acripture11, cblldren Kathy,, Pau"ta and Step a longer VISit e vee, Mimmo Pa.lt:1ara Lo£M. Mr and Mn; Edgar h} mns and prayer Refreshment& hen of Spnngf1eld were recent egU Or M• and Mrs H D Cunninahmt Not Open Wlll;lnesclay at 'co~umbus, and Mrs Grllce were served with Mn VIctor guests of Mr. and Mra W11liam The Middleport Mini1tena l Aa· of Umon Ave left Monday fgr ~i,lo~ of Co lumbus Huna l Will y 01111 g acting 118 social cha1rman Auh and Mr .and Mrs Gene Dod- :lloclatwn held Its regular meetiDJ VISI I With relatwes 10 Los Anrielell,41 THURSDAY aM FRIDAY Grove cemetery Both nc<·as&lons were well .at 110n 1n the pastor's study .a the Presby- Cahf , and Spokane, Wash. "HOLIDAY P'OI\ LOVDlS" L1.'1Hlf1d hy the Youth Fellowshtp Mr and Mra Wilber Ashley and erian chu~~eb following the Week Weekend guests ot the Rev. and Olilf!on Webb - Jane Wyman and ~heir frLcnds grandson, David Ashley of Dunbar, of Prayer serv1ce Monday night IIMI~"~R~•~ip~h~C~Z~u~n;~~e~i ~·~·~d;;l~im;;:;l~lj.~$i;!i:;!; ,__ W Va , visited with lheir son and -.~1 rtlia••ljll,i•·CD'' '~ funeral home Sat I 1 11 entered Bright Future I For Rutland · H. .'•aii'Odem, eurved-lerted Burton-DP:ie aolution for the . IDOIIt clilcrlmtnatiq fumitur. buyer. The claaey chuBia • comer IUpport at the en&~ of thil cozy lounge:r,' lind k doem't mark carpet~ or tal! aurface.. It'a the ideal .olutiao for amal.l aj:lartmmtl, rooma or dena needing a britht new dual-purpoM eouch for eaaualliviq. You ean'~ IJiv. full home aod a ...,.., lnlY •• Cblo pr1oe1 MEIGS THEATRE Ml'nl'sterS Elect Qffi'CerS At IR I M . eehng ' STEAK HOUSE 'r'•t't W--bb ''trrnily "' 1' o:- <runt!! of Mr and Mr11. Y'nmcl& Wcbh, Letart Falls, ChriJtmas day wen• Mr 1111d :l.!n c:rover S11lser lr. Mlkc ~ud Ntta, Mr anrl RuHt'r Tlw•Hs. !loth, Barry and Barbara . ·;lr 1111d, Mrs Roy Prar so11 a•1d Sa lh . fred RouHh, Mr. and Mn 1 II Webb, M1ss Jeane o\shlcy, ~lr and Mn Cl11rence Roush anrl flme, Tnny, Tommy and Anna ~1aru• ·· ~~ - - - - Mn:l llome Of The . ' ABULOUS Kt8p•yOUF f eef HAPPY With Good Sboe Repairs From SANDWICH CLIFF'S SHOE REPAIR Order By Phone MEIGS' MOST MODERN SIIOP 192. N. lacond St. ADd Take 'Em Home JANUA,RY CLEARANCE SAVE AT BF.CKY'S in Middleport ALL LADIES HATS 1·3 OFF Boys SUR COATS Reg. •8.95 Now$6.50 In Bl11ck or Brown Mix Quilted Llned Suce 4. to 1:& other Cll'toala Redueed Size» t'U 20 Studenta ln C.:han:oal or Blue $11.90 and $4.90 ~· Now$3.50 Slzea To oiO Reg. U.85 Sweater NOW .2.49 Boys PJs Reduced Slzea To 18 Reg. •us- Now U.59 ReJ .• 2.95- Now U.58 and , Stripes or Plaids '- lt.69- Now $1.49 ' h95- Now $1.59 95- Now $2.59 SWEATERS and SKIRTS Reduced dauglrter-m-law, Mr. and Mrs Officers were elected <~.nd In· Robert Ashley They wue also eluded the foUowmg : Rev. warren. gue 11ts of Mr and Mra George 1 Hulburt, PreJndent, Rev Nile BorShamblin of Chesh 1re den, Vice President; Rev. Rayrnon Mrs w11ham Robson bas re· Konkr1ght , Treasurer; Rev How· turned from Luna wMre she bas ord Ruppelt, Secretary Rev Gam. been the guest of her daughter ner lead the meet1n1 In prayer and ~on In-law, Mr vnd Mra Cllf· Immediately folloyln& the meet( ford cunningham and sonrr,' Donny mg the mmtstf!r retirr:d to thi: and Keith d•nmg rooma where refre&hment• Mr and.Mrs. Noab Haskms were •were 5erved. Guest• wre the above m GalllpoUs Monday to attend the mentioned arid Mn. Fred Gardl\et, funeral service held for the lat· Mrs Warren Hulburt, and Mn er's cousm, Mrs Kathleen Per· Raymon Konkrlght The ptafe1 kens Evans, wbo has been crllj~ tt t&ble waa given by Re\1 Hu! ;11 In Ho~" hospital lor ~ ~·t. '· three months. The table was lovely with itfl Mrs E. M. Wood hu rctttrned floral centerp1ace of yellow mums from ]doundsville, W. Va., \\'bere wh1eh was d9nated by Mlas P'a'r'le she spent the New Year week end Erlewme and the decorated angt"l w1th friends. food cake wblcb wu baked and Mr lmct Mrs WHllam Bland donated by Mrs. Leland Browr:t have returned to Akron after Party hata witb Inscriptions in red spendl!li the week-end with Mr and green were gtven as favora and Mrs Guy Reynold5 at each table setUn&. CoffJte an• Mfs. Patrick Gallaaher accom- punch were served. her son Dennie to hia home ' The refreshmut hour wa1 clo11ed Georgia and w!IJ re- w1h sentence prayers by each one a vult w1th b111 family present. Rev. Howard Ruppelt was Lhc host for the affair $59.95 All Purpooo Bolfa.Fiox Covoring, Curvod Logo and Pleaolnt Modern DHitn · Add Up To A Real Hit-Giving You u.·. Atif··. D I Literary Club Meet1'ng Set For Wednesday '" IUilwu Hoapiwl Lawrence Hasbargen , Pomeroy Star Route, 11 in Iroquois llo~ pita! at Wat.aeka, 111., recovermg trorn injuries received in a car The Middleport Lllerar> Club wroc1t willie Yilllii>C his grand· will meet Wednesday afternoon at parentl there. Ben PhiliOn 2:00 P. M atMembers the homeareof urged Mre. Io attend thl• moet1n1 wMch is the innual businen meeting or the club, with election oC offlcen and new members. The proaram Is on "Tbe United NaUons." $89.50 SAVE! PICKENS' 1 aCOVILLB aTVLINO •v aURTON·DIXIB Thit lreamy lounge BMUreB yob Ol a new Uvina touch wWt a modtll'n flair. You'll be both plea..d ami proud oft.he added style with beauty th'taeet ,tvea)'our livin11 room. Oft'er11 warm, inviting eomf011 durint the day-arwl quiekly beoomee a fuU • sp.3•5"'• 8 •.., MASO~, Slut To 4..2 Ha.yoes aubmjtted the 'WI.D.Ding SUQe:1tiob far the December Safe. ty &Jaeatlon come.t. He w • Nine Indictments Returned Monday By Mason Grand Jury Nine lntllclnieots were returned by the Mason County ·Grtmll ~!II'Y in llii J~ ~n Monday m Pomt Pleasant. .\ tiiial M - 1~ p<t:sons wenrindlcted by the-grand jury and wllltace·court proeeedlugs·in this monlll's term of court. • Indicted tor feJODtes were Ho1 wart;l Wr•gbt, An<trew Wnght, Jr., U11Jard Wnght, and Derwood A. ' Wr1gbt, breaiUng and enterwg; MendaiJ Wt.llard Job.wlon, felo· D DIOUS .assault; Odell H1a.ie, theft ot :,~ m propen)·; aoel H-obert J. :sm•tn, tbett 01 $&1. ind!eted fOr Qtsmeanoro were . Cbar1es Wnght, Auen Lee K.mg, ' JACKSON, 0 . UPI -;- Ed Willas, J.tODert Ball, tiregory Mcl.:an:hy and owner of Radio Stauon WLMJ r'atsy Casto, .cnarged in two separhere sa1~ today that he has sold ate mdlctments tor duitrucbon ot lhe to Dean Miller of "ro.,erty· .M:arvw Roacn destruc· HamiltoA. uon 01 Proper.ty; ltusaeJ, 'l'Domal!l WiJlili sald he planned .to keep Hyus, mvotuntary man-slaughtei; the atatioo he recently opened w and Howard l'' loyd llrowo, dl'lvmg Lara)'ette, Ind. He d1d not dis-- wmte mto1cated. close tbe purchase price of the Wrl(lnt, Amg, Ball, McCartuy, J,ooo-watt station. \ and tne Casto gui were charsed MUler appears on the Decem- wub destruction of propert)' at her Bride telev1s1on program and rne toountam m Mason Cuy Ul. gives eommerCJals on the De!ll)U wruch Uley are accused of smashPlayhouse. mg a plate g1M11 Wlndow. They No ebang~ in operating per- are charged wttn a smular act 11 aonnel at WLMJ are planned. me Parkette Dnvc Inn m Mason. 1 uulh cases will be heard Jaquary TV Persouhlity Buys Jackso. Radi0' Stat•100 stat1on MIDDLEPORT I ~H~l~'~'""~m~n~u:m~hor~::la~203~~-~!.:============~~===~::;;:;;============~~:..=~==========,-,========:===""'========,..,,.,====· -----r- . .. 1 Birth AIUiouneed A2e and Mra. Jamea L. F'ife of F.lillrbanU, A111lla, aH announ~ini the birth of a ton, Paul Duane, on 19. are ~r. and :dn. Franda Webb, Letart Fall•, and Mr. and j Mrs. lAwle Fife, t"heahlre. The Fltea have d•uahter, Debra. Furnace ()pefla.tor in tbe Produclion Department and has beea with voanadiwn Corporation lliDce October l9Ci3. Mr. and Mrs. ...,... and d>iidren n:s1de on 1, Jliddle· port. :e' On The Brightest Comer In W • VA. Dee. Grandparent• I A capias was Issued for Odell 1ft c:ust.od!'. be ,~ .. l~: .. .!)tU oJ laking goods valued .., .._1.1,) rrom Jonn Lernei.- of Hart'-"'iu. nuward, Anttrew, DiUard, and ue.~wuva wngbt, c.nan:ed wttb oreumg and entcrmg tJie Park· ~u.e UHve Jn.n in Ma&oll .CJty arc m custody m Ohio. ' dJue, wno is not Suit For .Qivofte Filed In Colll'l Here 'I SUPER FOl'lllft. Resident Here DiM In Cohunbus TOUGH -- CARCOATS Appropriation Missed $2.95 to $7.so 1 he appropr1at10n for the county treasurer was omitted from ' the county budget art1cle m The Dally ::icnlinel ~csterrlay The amount appropnaled for operahon of lhe trc11surcr's o£rice was $ll,fli5 NOW SU9 l.odleo' Home Dre10et1 P'Mt Color Printa. Rei Half 9t&ea, Extra Slac.J. Mr. Oarl Adler, Graham ~laot Vauradium Col'lpOI'Iotion of Amerima, preeented a $26 Sav~~to lellow emplO]'ft Ba· MaD.?o~er, BAKER FURNITURE Sileo to 14. Bedu<ed lo Ladjeo Oullng Gowns & P Jo Middleport Man Has $25 Sugge8tion leftatb bod •• ....,,_ Paint & Hardware Co. PHONE Pjctured above is Vanadium Plaut Manager, C. G. Adler, presenting the Savings Bond lo Basil Haynes. Left to right are John Wolfe Asst. Supt. Production Department; Basil Haynes, C. G. Adter and D. W. Mills, Personnel Supt. the price. It it. any a.tyle room, comea In a variety of colqn, and featuret a lonl-wearina life. Moves euily, eoovertl quickly' an ide.t utra piece of uaeab)e furniture that caa provide extra lleepiq, apace ln a ftaah. *j ;,mnn, Bruton will be charged by Sheriff Kaltenbach w1th grand larceny in a ~ase of theft th&t reaches a new blgh in affrontery . sheriff, BruAecordlng to ton and an unknown accomplice drove a truck to the Lighthouse Tavern budding below Racine and stole a quantity of metal futures, including bot water tank!!, tiOtl pipe, plumbmg fixtures and any other metal objects they cnuld carry oft. Not satisfied with tbelr first haul, the sheriff said, the~ returned and usei:l a sledle to beat-out the stair railings and Dther metal equipment they were unable to dis· lodge the Clrst tnp. The metal, off1cen say, w•11 sold 1o the Athens Junk Co. A 11iles "" eeipt now 1n tbe sheriff's posseslion shows that the material was sold to the Athens concern by the 8 & B Scrap Metal Co., Shade, Obio. Sheriff Hartenbach said today that Bruton 1s also under suspicion for theft of various articles from the Swisher Coal Co. and the Prmcess Pat Coal Co. Bruton will be brought to Meigs eounty today to face charges Th il touah,like-leatber plaatic, ~ multl-purpoae lounge i& a IDUilfor any homemaker ~kinK for quality at a low I .,., w-t:c: L.e!•Jue, chatrman, SmJtb, <-OY~u ; .:t•HcLj' ;~ud 'lratuc. Cnt.ida, "Udill"oiill, L.oYen, :t.erlue, ~U'eet • urnt:r, l:llauuum, t:bllda, ul .. JdcS tu111er, cn ;~lrffi&n 1 Zer· ... .: , vldl>ololll, tsuudmg: L-Overt dt;urman, uulds, Jo 11her; Fire : A caae that bas been a matter of exhawlive in'llestigation for the past three weeks by the shertlf's department was believed solved thts morning. Arrsted by sheriff Harold Shields of Athelu county, David Bruton, Shade Route 1, 1s in Athens county )all awaiting transfer to Pomeroy . ANOTHER BIG BURTON·DIXIE BUY I I Coopor!~f~~ ~~~t~~M~.!~j!~c!~!~~ I men! the office of Sheriff Robert Harleobach and the Athen• sheriffs office bas resulted in the solution of two felony cases Sheriff Hartenbaeh said this morning. · Chief Herbert Gilkey and Sheriff Hartenbach as a result, of thetr Investigation of the breaking. and entertng of ~· Chase Hardware store In Middleport saturday olght have an· nounced the arrest of three men. 1n Jail m Mldd.leport Is John Franklin Rice, Middleport, and ln the Me1E11 county jatl are Blaine limg, HI, Wooster, bU\ formerly of Mtddlepdk, and Dsvid Jlouth, Mmersvme,. According to the officers, the three men the Middleport store and stole money and a .22 cahbre rifle They wiU be g1ven a prehmmary hearm!;l tonight m the court of Mayor th1s morning Arr.ested bJ sheriff Roush was taken to London to day by Deputy Howard Frank to undergo a be detector lest The three men are also thought to be tnl'olved m other activities but only Rouah would consent to take a He detector teal ftXtU~ $39.95 I I Law Officers Solve Felonies, TurnerS~ I 1 Author: 'History Of Meigs Co~ty' ICOCIIpercJtlon Poid 011 llllea, Su•t for d1vorce has been filed m cornmon pleas eourt by Max.lne ) Schoonover, a minor by her next Relatives learned here today of ftJend , Howard Noble, Middleport, from Lmdy Joe Schoonover ot the death Sunday in Columbus of Rutland She asks divorce, temor· GUbfrt Winegar who was a form· &ry ahmony and uther rehef. er resident of M1ddlepor\. He The couple was married m ls:i7. was :n, and worked as aupermh ld • tenu..ent o1 th e Shoe Corp. o1 Am- They have no c 1 ren. MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL eriea in Columbus. He bad _operat~. a grocery stor_e on M11n St. Adm.ltted , Wt!Liam Anderson, Hartford: Lowell Colhns, Pomeroy. Middleport at one time. He is survived by his wife and Discharged, Mrs. Linde run .and two brothers, Walter, of Mansfield, son, Racine, . Mrs Hazel DUdding 0, tnd James Of Columbus. The and son , Racme, Leta Lon&stretfr., funeral was to be today from the Langsville; Mr.s. Katrhryn Thomp. Shaw - Davis FUnep.l HQme with ron, Middleport. B1rtl19, a son to Mr. and Mrs. burial in Greenlawn Cemetery, Columbus. Thomas Al)derson.. I • -~------,-- Jet's Flante Our Told Denver Pilot Barnett, NOW U.49 'It's Time To Leave' 25,000·Ft.AboveAthens ' LNlet' ud Glrlo' Broa Speo:lal 88e ,, -' ICDIC it in • • • ' ' ... . ' ollbe ear in motloj,. .Slop In at . ~enhip (ot ill pentonal Yoia!u- discover f• To Rei. SUIReg.•%.91- -' I Ill older your Ca!lru... ,," VISIT YOUlt ,WCUJ; . , .'' . ., ' CLINlON Fl' ' r ,, f COLUMBUS iUP'I)- First Ueut. Thomas E. Barnett of llhe• " Denver, Colo., explamed today a sudden loss of power c4Used He sald he bailod out when tbe . t o eJec . t h.tmse If f ~om an F-102 "Delta Dag ger" Je . t f·ght plane reaebed Zli,OOO feet, alter Iurn 1 er 1nottfymg the base by radlo. Resover Southeastern Ohto Tuesday. · !cue workers at first believed tbe _Barnett, statiOned a.'< Lockbourne I81th Ffght.er Interceptor Squadron pilot had been killed tn the c::rash A1r Force Base her~. parl<!huted 1at Loc~bourne when he notlced 'smre a burning parachute was safr:Hy, landing in a ;;ree near the lack af power, wh1ch p:.lots 1found near the scene. . \1ar1etta, Ohio. al Jel\st ~5 miles lcall a "flame oul." 1 from where the plane '<!~ed, I · Upon Ian~iDK, bowever, Barilett 'Jil~ so.weriionlc Jet Uur; oil ~-ioutl' ""n Pen you get ~ tbe poml 1 .elt-.nw~oed ·.ho ,base that he wa~ crater in a field r1ear Atliens . where the situation is. uneontroll· j'safe. He landed near a road Barnett was oR .a rniBiiOii along ab~e. it's Ume ~ leaye," Barnett n~med, oddly '' GfOUib, Barn~~"' Wllh three other piloW. ~IrOm the I tiaJd. ..Nu t;IUiDt. 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