https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/5130af81550144ad5b92b7cd97f173a4.pdf 519351ee13d761db0beaf7e7d1c27064 PDF Text Text ' - - ~- '-·- .- - ~-- - .__ . -. -~ , -------------. 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. I~ lidiul iiUf Iur· rud~e Ru~. ,, �. ' J'HE 1DAl...1 SEHT'UEL ""' ' -.' Y _ .'. ~ .' i .. t;M~ loa UJ - ~, )·~ ·~....~ ..~· ~._..:'... Editona • 11y 1 South Side. dustry with which we all have personal contact almost eVE'I'Y day of our lives _ retaH dl8tribution . The largest and most s u ccessful . . ~:tares, whether. cham or mdependent, are the processing industries catered almost excJustvely to the wants of a mtnortty of weu- whose stocks of goods and services are geared to the needs and wants of the. grea_t even dream " Rut land ~1rs. Carl Gibbs lind Carul Sha· · -.. d c 1 11 N H . ( Hi:llph Henderson! Alberta I ron an_ are . a_ ew aven, IllS _ __ _ ~ : ltPrl '-11N LewL..: Satur~y evening. I ~LZIR HOSPI!AL · Mr. and Mrs. Ernest McCo)', who ADMl.GSIONS, Ja~. 4 - _MH. [ ~ave been _gucsdts ~£ #.dr. _,nd . Mrs. ~~<'n:.en:.,:~:i~~ 1Teitb ,, H Harn son unng the holidays . . • • .. , l{'ft Thursday morning for their tttlL:chell, GallipoHt; Harry Pm1lip home in M1ami, Fla. Other "'guests Stmlb, P.ol!'~; Marlo,n . Gomer • We can see this truism Ln action in an in- I those business serves the much talk- •••t of seltlq "P.st 1•e doctor order~td" . · Cla rabelle Smith to Ohao Power Co., coa l, 80 acre~, SM.lem . Janice Hampton, adm.: le.ap- La; lb~n ette Carpenter , del., to Clara BeElmHe ersm~.. ~ R~~.,!- E , ,....,..,..,, Q1QfiJ J)au,Urty tQ c. w. Hobaek. Lebanon, 48.08 .A., Lf'blt10n. · masses of people. They are all compe lmg v1 - 1.\frs. " The shops that produce luxury iood~ for the few te~~U~In srflall or at least medium size. Thus capltallBm resulted In an unprecedented ..,. ""d hchnic.. ......,. of -.,.. drvg manufodv~ A Declaration o=-f=-independenc~ ' one who doesn't enjoy being surrounded every second by his fellow man is considered unadjull!ed. Togetherness Is all around us. It Ia oppreisive and suffocating Insidious and lne.~~capable. It Is the ally of ~onformlty and the endleu ranks of the Uttle grey men with the expressionless faces who march across our land. · "Long live the man who dares to step out of line! For upon his shoulders shall rest the futUI·e of the world." 1 . 1 Clinedda E_rwin or South . Side I was ~m overmght gues ts or Elaine 1 Cartwright , Mason. Un.ttN PNII lntlnlatioaal · ()ne ln, one out ud one on the WI)' ouL Tha~· the Wl7 the ~reboard reid todv ip the eolle&e football cNeJies derbJ wtth Aady GustafIOD. Olllll~ (n.,) lrl, Paul .Amen of Wake Pofelt out and Art t H0 l AgaiD • oas' . C~o~· _J tbat hils !~year tenure , United p,... l,....,_tional :Vou take the West and Jerry Weat will take the rest. Ttte blonde, crew eut ..l)asketball AU-Ameriean couldn't walt to &et out of California ·la.lt week-and tor a good reaaon. He wu held ta o.nly one field goal at ·West Virelula bowed to Ca.Ufornia, 65-t:D, inr tbe IIMI of the Los AnJeleo a ~-311, Week and llrs. Paul Kloes, Robert Flanagan, Butf um.r. and .. __ Nor ,.1s, Mr. D"ua. Of Prayer At . H ea th . Ch UrC h Wu the preaidin8: minister with 1 .... Bacon ....... . . ...... 2 __ ____ -:-::::,.:::-- ---· - ........... -- 69~ - .- .. . .. . . . . .....,. pq. 1 lb. ....., ....,.. •••• • . •• 39e .............. . ,....._ Morton FREE Dinntrs SO Top Value Stamps Wllh thlt co.,.,.n and pvrcha11 of Wesson Oil ...................,. 57c Pear Halves .. . Donuts ·· - 8UIIu, PlaiD CinDIIIIIOII I Oil PI~JM, ________ Rolls ................. 2. ,.... 39c l,.wn 'H Strvt ,aln, lelafllt ., . . , . a-1 7 Mt. lllld lin. Thoma~ Van'"' of I. llorpntown, W. Vo . oro lllftOIIil> olftl lbo btrth of I d&Uihtor, ll<:lr!l It lt-:10 a. m. oo Deetmher 11th and n!Ped B lba. 1 ou. ti'iiatiParente art Mr. and ·ne Green Beans ....... . ... 8-oz. can JOe A&P Brand- ·-· Cr.. m Style or Whole Kernel A&P Bnm~ k' M 11 GUeS t Of H 0n0r A. t SC:.OU t party . . ,, Sph1ach . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I 0-os. can I Oc homo of , SprlnJ AYI., Llnnln1 3-oz. btl. 1Oc lon• Bnnct Pe11 & Carrot~ Tomato Puree Butter Kernal .... ... . 81/z-oz. can 1Oc lona Brand ___ . Uniform Quality JIHy Brand- Whit.;Chocol.re, Yellow or Spice Suttana Bnnd B.ans with Pork . . . . . . . J6-oz. can 1Oc Pancake Mix ...... . .. .... pkg. 10c American Beauty __ . _ Navy or GrMt Nort,..rn Jiffy Brand -·· Chocorat. o~ $pi~ 8·os. pkg. 1Oc a...... ,,. Pie Crust Mix . ........ 9-oz. pkg. 1Oc Comstock Whole Beets . 16-oz. can 1Oc Plain or lodiz.d Canned Beons .. .. .. 151/z.oz. can JOe Butter or Red Kidney A&P Br1111d ---· Our Fined Quality American Beauty American Beauty Beans ...... can 10c Sliced Beets . . . . . . . . . . 16-oz. can I Oc Biscuit Mix .......... 81fl-oz. pkg. 1Oc· Jlffr JOlfz-oz. can 10c - Lima Beans . . . . . . . . . . 16-oz. can l,Oc .... 81f:z.oz. pkg. 1Oc Brownie Mix ...... . ' lona Brand ____ Uniform Quality Jiffy lrilnd Jiffy B<•nd ... Tomatoes . . ......... . 10-oz. can 10c Cak, Mixes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . pkg. 1Oc Corn Muffin Mix ' Tomato Juic;e . . . . . . . . . 14-oz. con 10c Whole " __ A&P Bnnd American eeauty White Potatoes . . . . . . . 16-oz. can 1Oc Bright Soil Cleanser ..... 14-oz. can I Oc White Hominy ...... J4Vl-OZ, can 10c · Amarh:•n Beauty Mixed 'I egetables . . . . . 15-oz. can 1Oc Colored 1 Four Seasons Salt . . . . . 26-oz. box. 1Oc Green & White ___ American Beauty Stotler Napkins .. . . Pkg, of 60- 10c l""':C~H~E~E-SE.....T-ID--B-I.. TS ..,-G-IN_G_I_R_SNA,P--S-,.-,..W44--I-LL-A-W-:A-:P-:E-RS-:.:J t. Lima Beans .. .. ....... 15-oz. can JOe HUNT"S __ . FOR QUlCK FIX MEALS Nabisco s·nacks DEL MONTE Tomato ·Paste 8-o%. can 1 Oc pks:·1oc ~ SUPER-RIGHT .. - LEAN, SHORT SHANK At Price Home lb• Picnic Hams are extra lean with short sbank for less waste. ' " -II HALf I . , .. : f . LOIN HALF lb. Sup ....Rl .... --•, L.Mn. 100% A l l - Super-Right --·- Thin Sliced . Gra11nd B.eof ......... : . . . . . . lb. 49c U..o , ... Su,Or,li~t dz ..~ Pj>rk Sausage . . . . . . . . . . . 3 lbs. $1.00 Any Size Platt' · •• Sliced Bacon . .. ... ..... ... - - lb. 43c Beef Should•r Cut RoundB one Roos t .• . ........ lb.69c · Cap'n John's Breaded Shrimp ... .... 2 lb. pkg. $1.79 Chlb .,;.,. ............ .2 '1:- 80t · Sliced Belton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . lb. 39c Halibut Steak . . . . . . . . . . . . oe.- 0.. ... .._. ...._...,._.....,..._...., .,. ......... _ ~ II All Good ..... . ·~· I A&P ' II Sliced . lb. 49c .... JUMBO SIZI 'Instant Coffee JO.o%. jar $1·35 ANN PAt;E _.. _ ELBOW ' ) ,. ; ·; ST'I'L~ Macaroni 31b. pkg. 49¢ REG. 53e ....... ... ~' -, , Whti . ........ . .•.:~:.... '\' ·- ~ Potatoes 25 lb. bag $1;19. Smooth Globe Excel Brand Blanched Peanuts ....... 1-lb. pkg. 39c Pineapple Pie II ... U.S. No. I, Size "A" - WBBhed Halv.• __ JANE PARKER .... 8 INCH StZI • ~Iaine Yellow Onions . ....... 10 lb. bag 39c I ~~~~~~~-~~~~~/ • I .c -~ "' Canadian ·Bacon .. . .. ........ lb. 79c •.,:. ORANGES 'J9c,,_ HOLE LOIN Center Cut Pork Chops· · .. .. .... · .. .. lb. 59c . \ •• • Florida Temple Large Size 66's c FULL RIB . ' ~TCHLESS FLAVOR Tomato Sauce 8-o%. can 1O¢ ~ O.ee~:· ........._ M .. .... , ..... I 1.~~~~~~ -. .~1ni~!Slsten at the Imitation Vanilla ____ Our FiMSt Quality ....._ I..!Mtfr lordon of Wuhinl• • ton Court Houu, o., and Mr. and • Xn. Be~ol I . Vanee of •w llovon. , of . . . . . . 8-oz. pkg. J Oc 6-oz. jar J 0c Ann Page Golden Corn , . ... . ..... 8-oz. can IOc llcktjl..• .. , ••••• __, •••• ' . Preserves ... ... .... PlriHppt. 5 ':,..• $1 Old Vlrghda Peoch, ..... 0...,. Debbie Norris, Frl~. Thin Spaghetti Salad Mustard A&P lraand ____ French Style Holds Meetilig -¥ Label Cut ............._ "---·-- -----,-----... .• . .. '' Daily Sentinel Daybook , 8-oz. pkg. I Oc Ann Pave Gr . or..:- . Packers , . . . een EJt:UnS . 3.111o.Calli~~ $1 2~!.~39c . • • doz.19c ·Eat·m~te()leo , ~ .. 6lb$.$1,•00 .. ·-------pplesauce .:~~..If)·' or of the Church ol Ch~}•t Ann Page Macaroni Jiffy Brand ·-·- WaHl• or 'fte:y Becky Lewis, Ann Pave SUPER-RIGHT QUALITY ... LEAN, WELL TRIMMED . 3~-~. ; Jerry Cline ot HarrlsonvUie \ varslty was high with lix lield goal,. ' ' MEETING POSTPON•D The meeting of the GuUd of the Grace Epilicopal chunh tdteduled for Wednesday evening hu been postponed due to lllnen. - -- - :.,- Look Wbat Your Dime Will Buyl ICI'tgii' ·Saltines ............ ~~~- 27c .u .... Chi cken :$0 If p. . ···; . Avondale . • • . 21 Top Value Stam.w''" thl• coupon ond pvrchcne af ....... $l Q,•• ---- • Thick ' Of Thin FREE Apple Boy .. Whiting ............ 5 ,,'"· 79c .Shrimp ................ .. ..... .... 59c · 111 ·' •• Jean ·p teaenting a special number, ln. Chuckie Mullen was guest of He.• venly _Love Abiding" under honor at a birthday party when the · dlrectaon of Mrs. Arthur Skin- the Cub Scouts Of Den Three met ner. Monday •vea..ing p.t their club Members of the choir includE house with den mothers, Mrs. El.za .Mrs. Edaar Allensworth, Os- GilMore, Jr., and Mrs. Charle.& tar Roush, idrs. Fred Spencer. :Mn. Grueaer, Barbara :8~1. Games were played and prizes WJlaon, Janlee Albury, Mn. awarded the winnerli after which beft Rawlings, Mrs. PaUl Davis, -cakes, fudgecicles and cocoa Caah BJhr and Dick Wiley. Mrs. were served by Mrs. Mullen. <!Mater Erwin was organist for Favors were large balloons. th~ evenina:. During the meeting the theme Rev. Hulburt will be tonia:ht's of .t he month, "science" was dis-· · apeater. . · cusaed. The rneetlog dosed with Ushers for the Tuesday evening the cub scout oath . aervice were Donald Lowery and Present were Jon and Kelty RUBaell Lyons. Spencer, Mike O'Brien, Marty ·MorarJty, Chuckle and Sean Mullen, Skip Domigan, Rick)' Gilmore and Portland Guild a Jaest, Michael Mullen who wlll be a new member. Slk:eol ~ DAILY phase of tbe Lord's Prayer, the topic for the week. Fred Gardner tho choir F~ -- - Ground leef,., !lot* ... '** SMw or Bonel... BW llocnt ....... · m:cm Konkright Of the Heath Meth- Nancy Parker. odist Church presenting last - - -,: - - - - niSht'l me,.age "Presence in Ch Prayer," booed upon tbe second uc le ' u en Whfl thl• eow{H:on aMI Pll ~ r:ho.. ~ Kathy- . are continuing with the Rev. Ray- Billy ·Zerkle, Howard Parker and 100 Top V•tue S~ .J or._ lor, Melvin VanMeter, ·The Week of Prayer services and Je.annie Sisson, Sandri. and . FREE of Hannan, W. V.• with the baby Scipio e~gen winnfnt Utelr e:ame w11 bulge early in th6 second half Troy Zwilling, Rev. and Mrs. GN. and Furman soon gave up the Davi~. :Mr. and Mra. Jim Sayre, &ttoat. Mrs. WUliam :Zerkle, ~~- Avazo Sisson, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Tay- 49~ HarrloonYille Hl&b S<bpol loot 56-4() Tlle&day nla:ht in lta tnvation S Services Held -J :Ib. Lau-1 I HaoaAn Caa:en WJn JJarrisouville Gam.e to draw to a close . Neither would disclose the naof their discussion but it was I':!\:~~ to center around a reIt athletic council recommen- ' i that Lewis not be rehired the 1960 . season. ',('he Mounhave had two straight teasons, although Lewis at the school is a highly ' 38-38-2. ""Y at halfUme. .b d n-;elt, who a110 contri ule Z2 o and Mrs. Eugene Buckley, Mr. the :Mountaineers' 59 rebounds, and Mrs. Iterbert Parker, Mr. and sParked bla mates to a 17-point Mrs. John Sauva&e, Mr. and Mrs . Englfah •r Arm Roast ...... t • ...._y ..,._. lb. Klnpn .. AlTINDID WIDDING Crall It SL Poul't Jfelhodl•t Mra. William MeJi"arland, Mn. Cburcb In Parkenburg, Wut VirCl)'de .IUee and Jlmmy , Mr and lltlia on December 27 A receptiOD Mn. Thomll Grirateod. Boll, Bob followed in lhe donong room ol tbe and Shelby Grinstead, Mn Chff ch urch. Roush, Mr. and Mrs Cha rle1 The groom !5 the ~on of Mr. and Routh, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Grin- Mn. Bill &hllcr of Parkenburg stead attended the weddJng of and the bride IS the dllughter of Clifford W1l uam Miller to Barbara Mr and Mrs George Craft:. Jr of Parkenburg er, W Va. &pent the week. end The new Mrs M!ll t>r !S a regiS(. u gue1t.J of Mr. and Mrs George ered nurse employt>d at City Ho&John.op and wit h Mr. and Mn. l p1tal in Parkersburg and ~tr. Mlller Pred MoCumb and family of New will graduate in JanUdr) fru m The Haven. 1 University or Kentucky in LeLxM.r1, Bill Ohlinger iii ill with jington . The ('ouple will reh•rle in Btrep throat. their new home in Belpre, Ohio . v1 1 Furman -'wm· __ N'Ig·bl TUa~U8Y Minta, {,';' . Center Kwick Krisp Rev. and :¥r,l. · Robert Stewart and dau&ht.en · Evel)'n and Hope ?hfelrwon..tokn ...~pgro . .. t itlbhe .~a.!.ly pad~ ...~. ~ IJC .-r au Papp)') LeWJI of West Vlreinil 1 Lawrence Stewart and other the ·way out. rel•tJves. " Amen an Jta.rl (R.e4) Blalfl; proHr. and Mrf. Joe Rayburn and ptillect out' of Wak.e :rorest two ebiJdre n. nre recen~ a:uelf,J OWD afteJ' eompiling a 7-3 of Mr. and Mrf. Junior :deCoy ·and and winnini family. Mr&. ~oy retlll'fted with Conference'a 1he Rayburn. fam.i ly after an ex the Year a:ward. tended vialt 1n lllmoil. 48-,)'ear-old Amen res ignto take a bank job in Winlton l"'·'•n. N. c., home of the Deacons. lo. .,; ~~P::~~ eoach at the earnpus, huddled university PreJident Eb'i.s J . Jr. amid a flurr:i'y of re- Weat Vir""inia led o..1.. bY seven, All Rib Roast ........ 5 incil .Rtb Tenct.ra, ~•• :. ::. •• 79tJ, luncheon Meat ... .. Spiced ••••• 3- .! , $1 Armour Star lard ...... ,..,... ..... . 3 .~:49~ Dressed Hoa . . . . Whole-cw Htllf Cut •••• Of lntarest ~ . 1ciu.;,,:;;,~; dinner Tuesday evening the social rooms of the church .. · tables were decorated In keeping with the season. A pot· b luek dinner was enjoyed y members and their families. straight So"'them conference triAttending were ~drs. Daha HyU$fb, t.nd their 11th win in 12 teacher; Mr. and Mrs. Mijlard ~~ qaln,t all _comers Uti& Mr. and Mrs. Henry I ..., Items ly recoveted bil moouna: eye 1n th~ second half and . wound .up w'tth Z9 polnta 11 tbirck'anked West Virginia romped to a SMJ-71 vlctOJ'Y. lt was the Mountaineers' 55th w. Kteger Ttncleray IDEA · lolr. IUld lin. Floyd Capeban lin. Joe Well and chUdret~ of GalaD4I Kat.by and Kobln . ol KoUJldi..\Grande , •pent New Year'• Day ville, tpeDt the Chrttt.mu :week· with Mr. and Kn. Dan Mlrr. end wlih reiiUveo here IUld Ill Mr. •nd ""'· He~ry l'rt and New Havf!n. 'Kr1. Jut> W~•t a n chaldren of Gal· Mr. and lira. Lee Cuber return· lipohH Route 1pent New Year's ed ' to their l)ome in Toledo on day w•th Mr . and Mn. Dan Mlrr. MondQ' I afk~ spendlnt the Cbrit L· Mn. Lester Foreman haJ return · maa weekend wlth relatlvea here. ed h(Jme after a ten day vi11t wil,h Mr. aod )tra. Clarence Albright a .son , Walden, and family of Saof Spril'lg!leld 11per;tt ChriJtmu v11nn ah. Georg1a with, '.Mr. and Mrt. Lon Dlcken11. Mr and Mr11 . Jthn Mourning Mr. and Mrs. Le1ter R4J5ell of and l!uns and Mrs. Dan :.t:arr• Pomeroy viaited 'Mr. and &fn. villi lt-d .\1 r. and Mn. Charlie Johnrenee St.ewart Wednesday even- 10n, .'lew Haven , New Year's day. in" I Mr and Mn . Alton John11on, Mr. and tlln. Oaec.r l"l'y and I JUd) , Jen!.ie dnd Bonnie of c h,_,,. 1.!be Mountaineers' oDlJ deftlt Ch h ol. tbe oeoabn WOI otlll on Weot'• yracuse . urc mind Tueodoy n.Jsht when be took Cl tbO nonr apintl Furman It Morass Has Party llllltown, W. Va., md he tCCJred olil1 •i&bt points 111 tb• ttnt b.u. At Church Rooms :T hen, urged on by· the parttaan · The Eagles Class ot the SyraMoud.talnetr rooters, Jerry final· . Methodlat Chur<:q held thel' Lula Russ{'ll visited Kathlee n r.rcathouse nt Mason · Christm8s Day · C)JDI<s. Road1al'waJII &"' ---il'J T;,_ '. _Um_Ja 1 1:0 ., preCwo., • Wa command aD j 1 . . • ..er pappy HUddles In MOuntaln U!~ J b C0 nfab 0ver H0 I~ IUZ, 0 ,. ~ yow ttgilterecf phormadlf IIIII o pteiCrTp.. . ~doctor ..... _,,.., wUb ,.. - · • - · est levels pttr dollar o~ saJes, and gives the Mr. and .Mu. Marvin Bartet_";nd Morrie ~ohnton'> Mra a.et.r A. 1 buyer top value for his dollar It j I sons o.f C~arlcston spent Ctir1st. R.upe, Mis Ml~ P'Oiter, Mtw. I t!OLUM.BUS UPl _ Albert B. 1 ' · s n~ an mas With .~frs. HPlen Barker and E11rl Walton, Donrnver R. Good)", Graham, 91, fo'-tlder of the '"H accident that nothing to remntely compar·e l(athleen Gra!Phouse ~Ma . Blankenbeckler, NiOhael E. club& of Ameriya, wu eonJ'j.ned. , 1n with American ret.a·lllng exists in' the SO('ialist so11 1 . Mrs. Barker aecompani ' Mr. 1 · Mre. Wa·l ter L. Brown, OW· 1 .p rivate nu'niDa bo.lile todi.J' fol a•• n1 t t' I i . t d . 11nd Mrs. Marvin Barke r ho to Dal~ A. Kkle. llrt. lowinc a aUiht stroke' which af· • commu s na Ions. t s, rns ea , an m- visit a few days and visited Juts !ected hil apeecll aD.d arm. 1 M"if.lble resU)t of the differences between Ruth and Elizabeth Mtintosh ' at i ., . . , . 1, 1 their system and ours . Charleston. · prosper and to grow into bigner~ than to render Its products and services accessible to the many. . Col h. Dall1 Stllllile~ Pomeroy-Middleport, o.. Jan. 8 11100-3 1w~· ;:-----:::=--::-::::--·-:;:---:::-=-·----7"'-mt, :: WI lion lor you, oil ol the lngrodionls tpt<iliod b7 ~fer~heMr~a;~i~o;r,~h~:~:~ s;:~: ~~;~;~~g=t =rtu::t~P! p!':1i!rd'!:~~·: oY:'~~. ::~ Mrs. ObaNes Edward Co., Rllht of War. Rutland. 1111d d&u~hter or Huntin&ton Mr~. ( meroy, Zuna Roger9, Mra. Irllne Rogers Sayre. Pomeroy; Atha Guy Rayt:lmer DauP,ertr. Belen Daqand children Newt w y burn, Pf._ PieliiiW'It. herty to f'lhille A Dau&herty on. - . ~DISCHARGF4, hn. 4.: .Mn. Ace 49.08 'Acrea, Lebarion: ' gorously for mau fat or _ a competition whtch· keeps profits down to extremely mod- . ••There is no other means for bu siness to A CAPITOL I I ed about common man _. . --- Bl~ke j 84.an important brief article to the New York . . W~ld Teleeram 4r Sun . He makes his basic ""int in lllese words: "The socialists have enr" llrely misrep1·esented the working of the market economy, the system popularly caped capitaU.,.. Capitalism is eSStJntlally mass prodtlction for the satisfaction of the needs of th e masses . Wh1.le in the pre-capitalistic ages t? ~aq. ~ p_, The Needs 0 f The Many _ A Declaration 3-24 Editorial . . . A college student who sees the steady reatmelllation of individual activity In the United Statu writes: "Mat! Ia a political animal accordln1 to the Greeks. Ahyone who ·could live alone mull! be a barbarian or an animal. But the .Greeka also believed in moderation. Therefore It Is possib~e for man be too much of a poilUcal ammal. There " too much 'togetherness' atmosphere in our society. As a result, any- I I IIIli. EST,.TI! TIIANS'IIS derson, flu! J. Hendenon, VIr- 2-Daily Sentinel Po.r:eroy-Mlddlennrt 0. 6 1960 Mr. and Mtl. Bob- Chtmbers Minnie Catro11, Guard., Robert &inia L. H,undenon, R. s_ Bender· ' I :r- • ' ' I lind family or_ East Llnrpool vis-I .Ours. Hulda Oun. to Ray Ours,,aon, UUian R- Hendenon , Ebet1LETART FAU.S ---I ChriltMlrwi,:J~:·r:lt~er~~-:~~ 1ted :wlr and -•I rs. W. H- Fox re- parcels, Lebanon . . . Hentt.noo, Pay Sluer, HarQW. iff. and Mrs . G. L. Boggess and and ·lffu. Frt{d :ctntly. R. R. Runion , An me H. Rumon Sauer, Warren Piekena, Lillian cbilcb"en Harold and Jerry apent Botta& l1 d M Lo 1 p : to Ohio Power Co. 101 .64 acre!, Pickena, Denver Weber, Gnee · ' _ ____;, ~·---~ - r . an ' ~we ~~m and :coal . Salem. ' Weber . Maxine Whitehetd, Eme1t I •.• ' daughter of l'rllddleport Vlll~d Mr. I Wilbur and Ruth Young to D. Wbtte read, Hlft'iet Pictena -...to FJ.and llrs. Benton rece.ntly . w. 'Rot hgeb and Roma Rothgeb, mer pousherty, Lot, Lebanon. and ~1n . Harrtson Robinson jl p Carri B Rea d improvement of the masses' standard of liv· I~ 11r~!rand ~Irs . Earl Hobinson and ot, omeroy . ..._ e · h • •Me., t 0 Marj 0ri e I 1 · e1 •nueJ, cert. tng . . . T he a'Verage Amer1·can wage earner 1t'h . e~y 1 . Ann, .. ~ ldd'. n:-port , aftf )11'.11 1 SPvt:>n Easemenll, Ohio Power ' .IIUIInue. for tr•ns.,Hem Syrac111e. enjoys amenities of whil..'h the richest princes I lt-c~l ~rye of_ NPw Haven ac<'om : Company Ellen R. Cheadle t<t Henry . . .. . , p..a 1ned -Mr~;. Uara Stia~ll to Flori-!' Law~nre A., Betty L. Rupe, to Steinmetz, Dorothy Stetnft)etz, 23 Yoa ca• •• sara · and lords or the pre-capllahstlc ages d1d not da , rPturrnng home Frilht)'. Bru.-.e. Jennie Barrt'll , "• acrea. fi A.. Scipio. ., "dwl1 voo .mise&, u • Dr. T.......,. .am: economist of the 1 h....._t i••·-·"ona) ta . h as con1rl'b ut. . - .._.WII..I 8 n d mg, to.do, modern • I SPECIAL 45c Sikes - Am.rfoan, Pimento, Sharp or Swiss Mel-O-Bit . . . . . . . . 2 - 6-oz. pkgs. 49c Borden's Grated Cheese . 8-oz. pkg. 65c Fancy Wiscpnsin Sharp Cheese . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . lb. 59c A&P Btand ___ .. Brick or Monurella Muenster ........... .. 6-oz. pkg. 31 c Luiei Cheese Pizza Pie .. ....... .. . ... .. 2 pies 69c Luigi Sausage Pizzo Pie .... 2 pies 89c ! .... Refrnhing Drink Hawaiian Punch . ... 2- 6-oz. cans 35c Downy Flake Waffles . .... 2 pkgs. 29c ' • I �.." , . ' .·.'.'>'' I ' I ' ' .. . ' ''"' • anthers Take Top Spot In SEOAL Baske-thall .(Ra WIN PIMA~ Hom~ Boys Out Rebound, Outshoot BASKETBALL. R d D 'I H · sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, J,;; i960- - MAKE AO&TE TO . For soIid 70-53 Win SCORES 2nde LosseVIIns ave Middleport Clit's Wellston 63-56 . B.lit v·ISitors "LUBRICATE" Pomeroy's Purple Panthers took oVer sole possession of I " For seeon. v·lctO!'t!· Harns. Gets 27 first place in the SEOAL Tuesday nigbt with a convincing 70·1 B SKETBA~~ . : Se\'en Starts . 53 victoty over the vi.sHing Jackson Ironm Untted TUNIUP i6I0011J trP1 - Rusaia'& No. hockey team . whit'h will lltet thJs month for the State• to. ·P"-Y several ex· Jalbe& belate COP'Ipttlng wlater 01ympltl at Squ.aw The Will left the Panthers' Callf., won its final fune· TUesday by beatln,( the le.aue record a1 five wins aJainJt no ltll&el with Gallipolis and . R. '1 No. 2 team , 10-l yet to be met in the first ";;;;;;;;;;;;;,..,..,..___ !'"'W114 pJt, . It w~~ the Pomeroy aiJ.tJI wtn In si x starts a&ailllt all oppoeitlon. The lose Jacklon's fint In aeven games. 4-Daily o ., COLLEGE Pren lnternehon•l en. 6, . , Middl~rt's Y~ilf:tw Jackets wo~ eir second league game a rough , in fi've starts Tuesday night at Wellston, 63·56, with a strong Wfttm•n•t•r IF•.) 10 Akron 67 Like • 44·26 lead . The•r 8o&tan U. 81 Boston Coli.,• 64 .Alll'nsvillr survived Penn St. 76 Cuneeie Tech 66 hllrd contest at Rutland Tuesday rally in the fina) quarter as four of the Rocket starters exited CDf1n.c:ticut 75 N•w Hamp&hlr• S2 ni gh t. rall ying in the fourth Qui.r· r l f '· Vlr9inia 53 North Carotin• &t. 41 ter to hand Coach Jim Vennari's on lVe pe.r sana OU1:1. 6, PotU 7 (8·.11) 22. Risor Th• Cit.•d~l . 76 Florida St. 74 OT Hcd Devi ls their second loss in Walter Hjrr... f3·2 -cente,r for the 10, Phillips ' 3 (0-0 ) 6. Wett Vtr'lln 1• 95 Furman t9 ~even ~tars, 75·70 . . Jackets, had bl~ "belt-IO$rlng night ~~·'!'~<>II I 1()-0) 2. Totals .19 (18· Kentuclcy 76 V•nd•rbilt 59 • Jtutland went to the tree line o1 the ltW ~· .eu&n Jetting Notr• Dame 76 'utl•r 51 for 38 chaneetr,. cashed only 1ft 27 polnt11 olf 't2 netdtlt'l ~dtl: 3 of Te~~:u A&M 68 B\ylor 51 . eff~r~s. Allensville had 34 oppor- 6 chariti~l. He cAnned most of hi& Officials, James, Rapp. Followinc the first quarter ta .. s Tech 71 Rice 64 tum heH , got 19 of lhem through fielders from dnse-in and off re· wh.ich was nip and tuck, the Pan Jackson put on a spurt i.n !111:! Texas sa Southern Methodist 56 tht' net. bounda. 'nlt Jp.ckets controlled thers moved to I 10 pqi nt lead at fin.al quarter to pull within I I : Arlcansu 74 Texas Chrl1tian &O It was a 23·23 ball game J!ter both boardl, witb Ray Kloes per· ha1ftime. ln that initial period the pomts of the front runn ing Pan · Ohio U. 104 Miami 89 . lhe first qua rter, 47-39 for Allens- f 1 and lead changed sel'eral t1mes with then. HoweYer, the Mooremen !westminster (Pa.l 80 Akron 67 vllle at halftime, 58-57 for Rutland orm nl ~ ~ tbis department. a drivlnJ layup by Boll Cunning. slowed their game down slightly, Hlt-H SCHOOL BASKETBALL at the third period end. iBut the The Jaek*' Wif i h1'i ·ble night hun movlnl the Pantht•rs to a pulled the defense out, ~:~nd hi t !Lockland 65 North College ~in S5 Red Devils, forced to pres• in the at the f~ ' . Uiie ' iU t cashed 9-8 ed1e at the end or the quar· HeYeral short shots to win going CincinnAti Greenhills 73 ' final quarter , were unable to con- only 13 of 8 •t\:empta. .l_lleton' s ter. away again. Jackson nut&cored the D-.r Park 47 trol the ball without fouling. 18 of 2'7. "'bbt ..-.e · ~e - tept Barry Wright'• field goal at tht' Pan~ bets 21-18 in tbe fourth quar· G•hana 56 Marysville 42 David Martin, a 'nigh scorer, the Rock•,.. In ttae eatne. , outlet of tbf second quarter gave ter. London 55 Mifflin 41 l'.'as held to one field goal, a pro• the ltonfnen the lead at 10-9. That Groveport 54 duelion that sorely hU\1 the Rea MiddlepPtt . 11JeW a 1&-U first wao their lalt time I•> be In front All In all, three lronmen "'d Monon Franklin 42 De>il•. Bob German "'"e througl qlli.rter 'l-~iw ,If~~~ by i!:;~:,,itbe eYtming as Panther two Pantben · left the game via New Alblny 72 with 21 points and Lee Combl 23 half tim, . '26-2fi ·Jetd, and trailCarman made it 11-10, and the personal foul route. :&u liesl Columbus Hlrtley 62 !Or Rutland's top efforts. But Ger- e4 the timh ali tbe thiril waa nevf!r beaded. to leave was lronmen Gary Hyden . Columbus North 59 man hit only five of 17 charity quarter Qllen~. z?.ztt. But they RUssell Moore's boy 11 who fouled out with 1:14 lert to Columbus St. Ch•riM 45 tosses. crabbed ~1 .'fta 11ain af,td held qulokly to a advan- play in · ~:he- Utird quarter. Bill a.:. ley 53 Columbus Wo.t 41 Belpre comes to Rutland Friday It, aJt~~~....~t~ _peHqd end free throws by Clark, W:Uson of the Panthera was t~e Pickerington 73 Rlynoldsburt 63 night for a -Buckeye 1!6nferen~e bad Ui(Jf!tfH: tf~· Tta•J'.a ckets (;unni'ilb,o~, ·~:f:nle,~ld;~~~~:~b~r~ ·BUI neKt tfothlea¥~ In the opening min· Granville 55 NNark Catholic 38 game. wera.~P')t ~o~ tbln: fh•e- or six WUaon bJ. ute .o e fourth quarter. Others . Chillicothe cc 64 The Rutland re~rves won »18 poiiJti,' J~.· ;. Wilsort ad- fouling out were Bill Slavens and b · ' 1 81 59 wit h King being high wltll nine YanttJe to P'nnk Swi';lgle of Jackson and B•rnH'Iille 63 St. ~~~~~~~1s points . y,. .fake ·PotU (high halt ended. ·Bob C~nnmgham of Pomer?Y · Freeport 62 M•dison 38 In the varsity game, Martln and ror t . - .'•"-· 12), Steve Kisor son made the SWingle s exit, however, cam~ With Cadiz 95 Union Local 61 Dugan fouled out while three otb- and ", lflli.W were ousted from Pomeroy broll:e the game wide only three seconds remammg to New Matamoras 45 Beallsville U crs carried four fouls at game's the ill'ftl' ' ''tiD live personal fouls . O,Peh in th'e third period when be ~layed . . Mt Pleasant 60 New Athens 45 t•nd. Allensville lost Porter and For Mld4Jeport, Lll11 Mitch went Carman hit for Jour '9tralght fleHI High scorer f~r . the eve n~ng was Oa~ton Belmont 53 l[arden , and had two with four out. All were late In tbe fjnal JOiills from \he aide on Ills favorile Ca~man, who fmtshed With 17 D•yton Stl'ltrS 43 fouls. period one hand jump shot. lfe had 10 pomtB . Ed Sprl.ggs, 6-8 center ~or Dayton Fairvi~tw 77 By quarters: Mid-leport lost the polntl in the period to pace the t~e Jack~on f•v.e, had 1~. ~Ick Dayton Kiter 16 Allensville 23 47 57 75 aame Jtt "Ole \tlell:, ,64-UI, but won Authorized MacGregor Panthers. Clark. Ph1l Ham!IOn and Cunnm~: - Dayton Col. White 69 ·•: 1 llutland . . 23 39 58 70 for the ~~0~ ~· WeUaton uSed 1 The practically de- ham, all of the . Panthers, ha? 14, Dayton RottJ' SS Al\ensv 1Ue: Porter 5 (!H)) 15; lnell1ible g"'~ ,Playm. . n . was Headquarters and one·haU ~ ~nd .10 pomts, respecllvel y. Gre&nview 50 Jon•th•n Alder 40 S('()lt 6 (0-3) 12; Harden 0 (2·3) 12; the ~ lt~l'bl firtt '*in.Tbey · Mlll street Middleport E~~~~:=~~~~w~hRen Hlthng m the do':lble fi gu res for National Baliketball Anoc:l.t~ <; uwers 1 (l-!i) 3; L. Graves 4 (1·10) ar~ .0\~ ..f~~rn•n. the Jackson were Swtngle and Slav· PhUad•lphia 126 Mlnn .. polls ill 15 0. GraYes S (1 -2) 7; G. McFadBy qq~rt.,.. ens. w~o each had lt. . . New York 1'21 O.h·olt 110 ,den 2 (S-41 7; See 2 (0.1) 4 ; Totals Mlddlepqrt 15 ~ ~ f3 Hamson proved h1s worth m Syracuse 145 Boston 143 · 28 09-34) 75 11 2& 45 116 the ..-eboundlng depRrtment as he Hutland: German 8 (5-l7) 21 ; Kloea 5,r hauled In lD. Sprig'?', the 0 Iron~ l'ombs 10 (3·D) 23 George 4 (4-8) 27, man giant, hod 14. Clark •llh 9, · 12; Dugan 0 2·2) 2; Martin 1 ({>0) Wilson 8, and -carman 7, cons1s1 Ro ush l (0..1) 2; He>ffman 3 (0-ll 8; tently out-rebounded the taller •t· Grote 0 (2·3) 2• Totals 27 (111-38) Jacklon men JTound the boards. ! 70 . ' The Panther11 hit from tlle floor • offidals: Spencer and Buell. 39 per cen1 all they connected 26 66 ahots. Jackson hit 21 f38 shots for ::fO per cent. In the preliminary contest, the Mikl' Dexter, re gular center, hp· Pomeroy Re.:erves downed Jack · ped in a rebotmd in the last three li ..m'• Resenes by 53·38 with Jim . ~eeonds tn ~<:i~c Nelsonville an . 0 upset 5!49 victory over Athen~ 1 &eoring 15 poln\9 to pace winneJ:B , Allen Hamm,, Larry in an SEOAL g11me Tuesday night Your Friendly Kodak DHler Thoma•. and Eddie Bunch , each on llw Rulldogs' home hardwood. , ~Ofe had lO point1 while Mike Werry Uob !Jolin t;, rctovered from a J 110 1!. Malo 81. Phon~ C97·X Pomeroy, OIIID had ei~trl. Herron of Jackson hit fuot ba ll in jurv , pl ny('d for t.h(' Belpre Lhrew a 10-polnt splurge l:l~~~~~~===""'~:!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~"!e==~===,.~ for 10 points to lead his tcnm . Hounds, S(•rving notite to l~a"u.e at ~:astern in .l~E' final two rrrin- 1 _·:·: Pomeroy entertains Gallipolis opponent s th~' NelsnnYillc must li lt•s, afler .lrRilmg. much of the on th~ P~nl)el'())' floor on Friday not be ~·onsidered a doormat the I! Hmr, fn w1n on lls home court substlnight wt,lle Jackson wUI 1 m~ alal'r~·~r the season . . 70·63 Tuesday nlghl. , . J., clash to· Athens at. Jackson . ·, •. "For Ath~ 11 s, Huss W1ckcrh~m The loss made Eastern s record 1t_;;;;;!lijii(lbbu(~'i U>-round we\1 The box score: ad 14, high for his team . Ath · 2·7 f?r the .season,. 'Fl'J(I~ n1JM 1, the Chicago Sta· POMEROY: Clark 6 (2-5) 14; ens reserves won 41 ·14. Hw Grande 1s at Ealtern. . Winebrenner 1 (O·L) 2; Carman By quart ers : . Belpre. rcscr.:•s won 28-2ft. W!h -............ : 7 13-8) 17; BuUingLon 2 (0-0) 4; Nelsonville 14 30 43 61 Su!"m e rfleld of Eastern getting 8 seT ·TilOT DATI I Harrison 3 (6-9) 12: Wilson 3 (2-3) Ali'U'ns . 14 23 :J B 49 pomlH. WESTBOkY. N. Y. UPI - The 8 ; Ohlinger 0 (3~) 3; ,.Cunning· Nelsonvill e : ·Roling 14, Andt~r . E~stern 8 29 44 53 $50,000 Inlernatlona! Trot, won 1 , ham 4 (2·15) 10. Totall 25 (18·38) so n 1~, Patton 12, Dexte r 6, Kunz · Belpre 16 30 43 70 last yea~ by~ France~ Ja~in, will ; '70. . E~st e r~t : C. Collins 6-----7- 19; L. be !taged A.ti£. !M) th1a yeat at 11111 n 6. JACKSON : Swingle 5 0 ·2) ll ; Athens : Wi.ckerham 14 . Baron 2. Collms .J-4- 10; Durst 1- 1--3; ·Roosevelt .Bacewa.y. . _ Sprlgl8 e. (6-12) 1ft: Hyden 2 (1 -2) 5 Brent Cornwell 2. Boyd Cornwell • I '· CONVENII!NT TERMS Slavens 4 (3-lll 11; Wright 3 10·0) 6 2, ('hose ll, 10, Sandm 31 DaYls 2 {(H) 4; Beekley 0 (0-0) 0; Higgs 3. . • . · . Johnson 0 (0·0) 0; Van Fossan 0 . · _ lanuarg Clearanee I 12-4 to biggest advanttJE' of t he game came in that quartet wh r.'n thP~' went ahead by 50-27. Jackson rarm· back witb five •points to Pomeroy 's two iD the final minute of th e quarter to liVe the Pan then a comfortable 20 point lead al 52·32 as the third quarter ended . ~· .. ,. / -.IY.t... ..;,.. Leon, tnder, 1hort 1henk, 4 to 6 •· averet• 'lE c lb. 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White Fa}con5. t ce, It&t New York Rang~r left _It wa ~ ~)-:.=11 ror Lo~r after It was the Tornadoes' firth vic· wing, wil1 tae preienlcd with the mmu tes o.t play , but 00-40 tory in !Ieven starts this seii.Son, Catholic Youth Orllanlzalion'B an· unothl' r <'I~hl. Gcur;,!e Pope, having dropped contests only to nual ''Most Populllr Ron((er Piny. yenr·old freshman ma king PomtJroy, SEOAL Class AA ~ead · cr" award during the Hlueshirts' firsl l'lt nrl fo1· lht> Blue Devjls era, and Glou&ter ol the Mus\in· pra~tice se1sion Thursday . ter n·cov••rlng from a football in· gum Valley Leagij.e. jury. ettsht•d in with 13 I The contest at Wah1m1 nqi)ndsel:nnd only to Bill ed oh:ttlme rana llf the oltUime Racine 40 27 . from the resen:es. styl(! of ba1ketbal\ at boUI clubl Allono•illo 71 . lltlllftd 70 For Logan Stump was labored in ll!tless way. The lirlt SOuthwn.. f)i;1 ~_ H!ll It wlth 27. quarter ended 8-4 lavoEilil W•· By quart en: bama. Racine had 1ked .-out Iii 18· Gullirc•lis lead by halftime. l..ogan 24 40 66 th1t first half the score· Wll Gallipolis : Caldwell 4, i or eflanged h.indi 11 time•. DRIPPINII ~IPQ I 2, Pope 13. Lone 10, Thomp!on -.!_he third perlod Ute for· • III$111ATE HOT 11111 Conley 16, Duncan 4. gOt a Bmall Jead aad · lat· Logan · Meyers Ul. Loui sa 2, Du l lt o~lowly but aureb• frem catb1WAftft LINII ton 14, Blnkt' 20, Burton .~• .Nt>l · ~lhel" ·!•n, •DFRmiHl SO)l 0, Stump 27 . ,' ''f dlf£ j .th t 1 'J'he Gallipoli s ,t..t•• won 41 ·31•' erenc,t n ' ~am litlrlol cold ..... ~v came · foul commtf - de.. pllrtmcnt, Wabama 16\tln'i (!I lh• WMPoO!IIfiSULAnON, over Logan test'rves. · ln 28 Infractions, Ricln& in oi\ly lllllt!Y •lliN'I SIOAI STANOINOI 11 III!JtUilftlliWIIIOII llletka~ THm Won Lost FalcOJ1S, lnlllltUoo l , _ wllll lltf ~dlf 0 Green, e~rt~ on . Pomeroy ~ j ·' 1 and Persinger had hcfcton 4 pli -17 IIi 1 at game'.11 end. Lott.n 4 al W' ""' 1M • loo'Ofli 3 Middleport ' 1 The low scoring Jllme Athena 2 3 N•lsonvllle 2 3 (1.( tb.e sport. of 25 Well•ton Sam Price dJ Racine 1 G•lllpolls Player oti i!!ltller eluD 0 Rttulh Last Nltht double &In t:hi ej~·~~coiir~•=!;~~ had 12 figure· on thtte "Everythill( In Hlrdware" Pomeroy 70 Jat:kson Noh~Rvlll• 51 Athtill 4f of eight free high for Wah1ma PQmeroy I Lopn 19 hiii!M'IIs St Pllooe 1,1. points. l, Yon~.....aoe. Racine ·Gets Back To Ictory · "'!.""' lt'a hll'd to get tiDilf wllboul a rur•·- and a re· frlceralor Ia tbnoil a lleeeully. They're bolb ln· eluded IIIIIIIJ 11'00111 Jl'OU!I. ·-·----··- lb. • . Belpre Rallies 1. Beat Eastern BY 70•55 s I BED ROOM LIVING ROOM KITCHEN baM ~~,~,.....Trlin~ ....~ & ft*hBi I All CIH'Itl LOIN - .... I AH 49C . -------- 1\. 59c ---c--······· llo. CIHTII,JII Royal crown clOI A me"" ~ i Handy Carton Serves 18 Jl!l' I THE SPORTS aNTER ' ~ f I 4Sc 35c LOIN HAll Lola chopo lad~ -""-••------ lb. liJHAlP Cfthr cut. hoc~ ~--•-·- ·•·•··---- 1~. ., ' I ·:1 ' • • • • 10( • • ' ,. • .. ... ' ,.i Carrots . ·, \t::i'"'~·li~t ·.,, '-. !..,.... .•• .: •. · ~· •,'Zfy-·· J~ '{, Criip,; G.lden • . Wahama hit tc·rnpts {rom per cel\l . 13 of ()ey8tal t:.•tuy (...o--*)·.o c::n..... - d•Uy ' .baerleaa- Plae ~ tllau Vlluea...., - · (Jqap- Choke,.,..., Klr·C JEWELERS PHON I . ' .. Uht ~IRFtc'r ~ .lll\ll>f4. Ce•e Ia ADd Set'Yollf . . ' . . . . •. . . ' . ~o. . ' BOOTS ......... , .. • ••11 pr. SHoES WEL1'S .. , • , • • . . . e.llt pr. BOO'l'S . ........ : .. ... : &i:ia ;r. OXFORDS .... : .. .. . .. rt~ush's sieGNJJ A\'1. Shoe • fl;st ~· ' '-\· ,., ....., �• lh-llolJ.y Sentinel, Pomeroy·lfiddleport, 0 ., Jan. 6, 1960 FOil IADIO ANII T. Y. IIPAIII Call ....... CapNin-, 414 N• . Suacul A-. Mlddlrppart. 9 A. M. .. t P,. M. 111441o WANT ADS roa - PHONE 398 Rt..TES I eMta per WOl'd. ooe !naeruon. Jlinzmam eblrlc. - 10 a111a • eaou per woro for rbree consecutive .l.naertioDL Special - ooe moBlb for 30 cen~ per WGrd.. J'uU tate of 3 cent.. per word will be ebara;tMI lar ad•e:rUalof ~DOt pllld w.Lt.bJ.n 10 clays J (ter rece1Yinj: bill. Erron In Advel'twnl - Should be reported muna.!Jate11. 'Iii &.IUly Senun eJ will not be Nli!Po.l181.ble for mGI'6 lha.a ooe ~ teet &n&erUoo.. Card of fh.a n.ks And SJ)el:f&l Nodcea ol Eventa $1-0ll Oblluuiel publi&.bed aL J c t\1-..; pe r WQt d. WOlill:s l DA~ 3 DAY8 C1 DAYI 1 MO. 16 60c 60c 7:)c A~ 90c f,l.$6 fl W $!.80 tct.OO IJl 5I. $;.'. :&6 fUO will be 10 that Q.ay'a paper. - ( 11 Not1ce A GE PEN , h ome Prder wom en I' ll one tWl6 J I 4.tilc TAK t~ WILL S t ONE!<~ 0! D lll lll} s l ~\J)J!\1, 11\IHEH , guod grade mar l!~tr"' ' '" JlJr ' ..-n\ Jll< L o~ell ih~l tge l , l b ;)tr Uh JO . WA:"JTEJ J ~ PLASTIC "'JJIUOW bUnda and ahadea, Vene l ~an bli.nds, all ldnda and colora tiber glaa& awrunp, Day and N.~,ght natne pJ.attt all .tmdJ, Alumlnum ladden &11 kindl. Free Eillmaw, D11le Wippel Supply, 21.; Umon Avenue, I omeroy, Umo. 11-JO.OOtc - - .. ~ w 11Hi0 PAJ'TF.J\NS I ::. · 1,1 H. EI...EC'fRIC 1\1 : macbJne-Forward and 1 , eJ~e ln excellent condition. ~~~~L::uc h~:\ 1\': 11 '' • ","J,:::~~~ c~1:1; 1 lid! . H:e due $39.50. Take over p u •uent s $6 00 per montb.. 11 1" JIU H' has 1 same (oHtJ" ' 1' tnraJ trade·m allowaoee. Phone ed ;tl L~·g• '" ' 1,J 1 1 rl :\JondJy J -13 12-30-6t.c 1 ' l -OtH 1~ 1-~; 1~ Jo Call D' I \'f,I'~ H FEATHERWEIGHT SEW I I ...._ CLILANI)I & , TV Repair lervkle PhoM 'tOO rDft'leroy, Ohle. WORRIID ABOUf YOUR STIERING! Legal Notice A ICIINTII'fC PlONT-IND CHide 'L141il~you.a:.~wttlt a eomp'lete 111h9e1 and front-end alilfR!Dcot. ~~ dono by atl • -,,,CreJtamuo ·...... lJilnorthelaleltac"'nUfloequlp.... ment flnd taetory•approvttd ~tlv>da. See u1 today- •od 1et ....., our low -co•t Froat -Ead Ro;lciAI . .. Pomeroy, &hJo v - ---WAHM MORNING COAL HEATER Willi Jucket $4tiUI! Avery St J.D54 I' UN II ,v :-. l All \ II U:.J~ ${195 ClaH , l'omcroy, 0, I rut south 4 i!dtJJ M' d n u ~ JI.I J klmg OJ l!l Lll:Jl of Darwll1 ~ 1-4 3t.P lluhl blurl fJJ J J~> IJ li } dnunull~ LIIIYC /ll:ll'1 1n ,tJ ~ l'omt·roy "' WASII"'ll, "' .,"IO. 12 :J I tile WES'J'J NL,JIUUS"' l' houc 4:i7X Hl·tstp 1957 2 llUJ)Jl (J l YLI ~ll L H l'UIW UUU.S.f'.; AND 'I'WELVE ACRES Good ('nJJt/J 1liiJI \\ Ill tu kc :'1 2 or o! grouud 111 HeeilsvJJle, 0 TeL 64 m <lh IJ,Hit• Jl ul L.1 kc over YuK on !)3201 l:hcltter, o . paymenl!io :St•c AtHl1c w li1 uver Hi 6l or cull 840J l.fi JUs JLAETTNAR'S 1 Phone 308--M POMEROY, OHIO 1-::-::-c-c:::c---- ___ t20a) Termite Control - --::-:~-~c=­ DAIIIYMAN SOLAR MILKMINDER Nt•w JUO gallona 1,98600 l'or fREE INSPECTIONS. PHONE 1--' C1e•n '-lNG c.;•l'll 38S-M. Gilmore Supply Store . I J ow~ ~L JIIIC~Il !ICe ruiton Thomp.WI Mike• MoG1&1 11011 'lr11ttor Salea, .Pomeroy. Vaugh1n Pest CoDtrol Co. Mem· MIIITROPOL.IT AH ber of National Peat Control 1-5·4& ~ Aaocli!Uon. l!l·3·tle f .... · - - -- - - - I•ANCY DINING HOOM SUITE tuJ.lJu, four chalr1. Reaaonable. ( 20b1 I - -----=-:-:c- l'houc 31U M. 12·30.101c BA"RN=ES=.s::!Mo::P::Sc:O:-: N--I"'N:=S::UR ::-AN=c=•s GOOD BALli:l> JIAY ;\ .\JIJ srllAW Aaenta, Middleport. Fire, Aut~ Squart' bJJlc!l Ab o lOrn ft'rauk ~IIPPllft IOOblle, Bondi. l-hone · , • _ l::teech 789 Muplu St M!Cidle· ( '>'Q 1 port 1 fi·GTP USED BOATS AND MOTotJ:iis COMPLETE INSURANOL PRO. •nG up while they I•U. Mal,.,.l• leeUon. Life, Auto, Fire, Polio. 2 M.I:!:N S SU I'l'S., SlZI'. :Ill , MAN'S ltan MarlM kle1 end . .rvlta, Coll DOD 111111, Mlddlopwt, Overcoat , ,.;Itt' :18 lluvcnpot t aml 600 I. Main lt., PMMror, Phone Obit. Cha ir , tl nw ulll , l~ l c< Ira LrHt n 61M5-J. 11 :.u ... and t1 u n ~formc1 vcn MI I ( •·. J,.., DON STIVERS Cllle, Oh!O J ~ 6lt .,.a "''•• -=-- I -==-:c (9) For Sale nsuronct1 Manne ' HI For_ Kery WIN'It.ll CO ~ T. SJ:lE -~.., -d 12 , $1 0 00 Phon!! U:.! lt' •\1 after li Ap.1rtmenta, Peopc;clo'~a~T~•-,-p M l-:i-6lp v ~ l• St., •H lvtNrnut Awe.,. PouM>roy, Phctq 12toY JINGEil .St. WIN G \IACIIINE 112 . . Round bohlun mr • l'l. Originally •old for $179 ~~~ Brand new ccnsolc cabmf't llalanre due Al'AU.t.'MENTS - .lurDtJbtd and \J uiumtlhed. Mcllaatera. M.lddl• $64 00 or P14YnH Jlti! vf .$8.00 per 'M't, Phone oot4-M. aI U month Phone 34.:t &lld 8 ROOM HOllSit, t ROOJI NECCIII Sli:WING MACI/J i'F -lPI·•·tmt:Dt and 0 rwm. apart· Equtp pC"d ' lu zig lUll. darn, mon li•W 1. A. w. BenJt!. Pbooe ocram, et c Sold ur lg ln~tlly J,,r 31 1J-M 1J. 2 Uc: $181 Oo Pa y o rr tJalitll t t' dut .:c--:-:-=· -$MI90 ur $H 00 11cr month Phone ., KUOA1S and BATH and BaiCl343 mcnt on Uncoln Helgbta. Gat IurnMcll hordwood floors built ' In kitchen cablnett, Call 28. LADII!:S --- ,..... 121 ) J<eal E:sto•• ~... -LI6a ....Ciri6M'- Ulft --- 1951 PLYMOUTH Belvedere llardlop t:onpe bl1ck flnil'l h. ~ O<>d Runs fine. WAS $2Dii. Orieinal Urea. Special $199 POMEROY RCO. OHIO Approved By VAsays RODSh I I I Upgraded Jobs Follow More T hTfautlllg •• p,,...... . ... ' r•• ;•·.....-..-,., -~ 0~ . .bpera . . . . . T d I M'ulli.. 111, flo l'b••• e:nw. J+6r. 1OJUI• • 7:30 1:30 8 00 9:30 ~O·OQ 1.1:00 \1!1& '1::90 ' .,oo Buildi~ 5up~lif ' ., Points-Roofing . , No job ' ~l • • I~ large or small fqr our Nt> matter U 1 :11'1 pliumlng, ilWltllng, o• just oupplles1 we can fill the bUt. See us today. ,• HOGG -& ZU$PA.N i • I ~ATER.IALS, 1~¢1. ,· . , 1'11011e,SNIJS4 .,. • ' ." ,JIASoN, W. VA. • 'l San~Btal Your ES•o ~ Weatherman John Daly Newt Flight t:30 'lale Storm Shew a:oo CtolUla :Reed Show ~ · so 'i'be Belli MeCorl t:OO M acme 9hi)Wt"'fMB. Tbe 'Untollthabloo 10 oll!l s. IIO,r<i,r Patrol ' 11;00 Tb.t MeW11'otdlht s~._m. llte 1 1:1tJ i'Y"tllleport ,,so u w- Doug M11:rtin Show RompetRoom MuY1e Your Easo ReporLir~=-=--_;l:Jl;:'I::G~Tb;:;,;;•i;;ter;;..13;;..:---::-::- I ,.,,. The Brlghter Day The Secret Storm Edge of Night 'nle Three Stoolie& The Life of RQey Arthur J Smttb-"leWI Tbe .,IUie Rivtl.a Show Amos 'n' Andy Highway Patrol The Lineup' !Men Into Spaee The Mil11onal.re I've Got A Secret CBS Reports l1 o'clock NewJ Theater 13 S\gD Off Cartoon Tlieater 10o30 On the Go ll :OO l Love Lucy 6o58 Stgn on 6o00 RFD (country and Western mUSIC) Farm Market Report 6o30 q,aa News 6:40 Breakfast Party 7 :4~ Radio Hymnal 8o00 Breakfast Party 8:30 New&B o ~ Breakfast Party 9o30 Community and local news 9:35' Breakfasl Party 10:00 Co£fee Time J0·1C, swap Shop 10:30 Morning Devotions 10: 4~ · CollntrY Hoedown ' 11 ·30 IUO ~ri Fml'IAULT, Minn. CUPI) ''Lady," a small beagle hound, amelled smoke and awoke the C)larles F. Schwltchtenber' fam· ny. Scbwltcbtenberg, his wife and their 10-:ttear-old dau~bter escJped uribarnied as fire destrGYfd their , hom~;. Lady's charred body was leund in the ruins. ' of on F'reda Len,ora Betzlog reeent· tqr Tom.,..., l2:45 The Guiding LISbt loOO Livlq in w. va. 1:1b Neighbors AI the World TUrDI 2:00 For Bette~ or WOJH uo 2o90 Bouse PUb' 1.00 'l'he Millionaire 8:30 Tbe Yldlct II Ywn 1:00 Tbe ·Btlgbter Day & : 1~ Secret Storm I ·SO Edge ot Night 1:00 The 'J'taree Stoogn lo30 Li(fl of RUey 1:00 Arthur J SmJth-lfeWI li:HI 'J'be Jule RJvllD Show B<IO Amos •n Andy 7:00 U. S. "d:arshaU !oSO Lock Up loOO Betty HotloD Show uu Johnny Rinii!:O D:OO Zane Grey Tbea&c '30 Special TOnight l oOO 11 O'cl,pct Newt 11 15 Late sLow 2:30 Sl8n00 11:40 Country Hoedown 12:00 12:30 1:30 1:35 2:30 2:30 a.ao News Just For You Newil Music Go Round News (Local) Music Go Round News Mu•ic Go Round Newa Music Go Round CommUnity and local new1 National News • 3:35 4:30' 4 :35 _5:30 8 35 5 40 Sports De~.k 5~46 Aimed. S~9'ie4!s 'Show 6:00 Sundown Serenade Rep~~o~rt~;~r:~:~f~~·~tg~·~·~r~o~:: Farm Market ~~~ H~RO PI!RISHIS ~:~':;;, December Bride IMO Love oiiJI' II :30 WMPO Daily Prowam Schedule trs 1'er Your Plywood I:SO ll:40 6:45 7•00 D·OO Red Rowe Show POMEROY, OHIO Millwork .,oo 8olt Captain Kangaroo . Lumber ,.go SoSO ROcll3' aDd l'rleDd 1:00 Newa Hardware'' Pomeroy "" ! ·30 W>!' of L!fe SoOO lloJ in c.! 2o:l(l The Gtle SiOml ShoW 1.00 Beat !be Clool 1:30 / Who Do You Tnut Americn Barubtint tlnrnnel13- ThiRS!jay HARDWARE BUILDING .NEEDS ~~A~d~d~,u~··~·~"~l~m~l~o~rma~t~lo~n~m~ay:be:t~~~~~~~~~·~~~~g~~~ 2ok For Sale ot f .OO -&:15 1·30 &:00 1·30 1:00 l :lf 1:30 t:OO UERSBACH MU 1.00 About Faces Channel 13 Wednesday Datt't lot "" See .. loi.,. in Wi!~!tbenu&: The Jadt~-- WHfN.TV .Channel 13 20% Off On All WINTER CO,A.TS Phillip Sisters Style Shop I 1 """"'Tu..._,:.l!l. 8 :00 · 9 .00 0 ·00 'l1 :25 Special Dress Sale See I fl...-~ Chanme18- 1 nunu., wrop ft oa. Slao ftr 11 plptL Prlcool $1 op. "Everything Ph--e 18• Bf!ndflb.nd aam-.u Ina cQie cr 1lpt ""' """ - Ameri~an SoOO San I:'ranciseo Beet l oSO Yoar £81o t&eporw So40 Wt:atherman e·•s John Daly New1 ?·00 Four Just Men ?:I() Brave Stallion 8:00 Charley Weaver Show a:so Ozzie end G.OO Hawaiian Eye .r 10.00 Wednesday Night Fight& 10·45 S,orh ParBde u:m The News ToJjlgbt ,"LOll Scann.lng the Meatba UotO Sports Report ,, : 11) Late Show l2.4i Sign Of! bell .. 50' ,~... faq do-~i'U.... lolL loll Laurel Cl'ff Society Report w...-. U..Y. 4:00 WRAP.QN oloct<lc - I"•,"' Take A Good ~k New! liP~ 11:30 People's Cbtd~ 12:00 Restleq GUD 12·30 Love that Bob 5.30 'My Friend Flicka PIPES' I \ASON- Nice 2.bedruum home In gcOd residential section, full baaement, automatic aaa beat, atorm windows, large kitchen and dini"tl MHa. Only $11,60000. NICE t 'IVE ROOM HOME, BASE- NIW HAYIN-7 year old, 2·bedmeut, bath, aara&e, Jart~e J.ot, room home located on Fourth frult tr~es. Noar Graham Sta· tlon pl&Dt. Ph TU·2·19Gl after i'Ull blllsement, au.tomatlo heat, 1· !lame January Street m excellent on 1960. cr before the 30th day ol obtained by contaetin1 the Maton t F. M. !2-30.6tp &tQlm windows and doors, bard· EDGAR WELCH County Board cf Eaucation. ·---L..,---wood lloon. $12.000.00. Adminlatrator as aforesaid MOTHER and DA UQHTER Wanlo '~ house wort. wm Jive inl more MASON-Large 10-room hGU.&e in Dated Nov 30, 1909 center ot town. Need~ Borne re· (:1.2) 2, 9, 18, 23, 30: (1) 6. , ;, .~ 1 for home tllan Write .,.. pair, No reasonable offer wlU ·be 1 ~l,.,:-:<at > Pol: 388, Pomero,, Ot · fefuled. 1 lt.J • ~v•N-4 . bedroom home L~a ~~o'tice (20) BusineuS.rvlces NIW tOea ted on 1 icre lenI iround,Tbe anDual aiHt\na ot tbl fine for iarden, double 1araa:e, 1toc:tholden of the 1'Pomeroy Na POll THI . .IT IN AltTIPICIAL bam, other outblllldlnp. Mo- Jonal Bank ol PQmeto)' Ohio lliiDINO " Ill: )) • dern. tbraupout, $ll ,OOO.f0. for the eleetto.a of dlrtctOr. and call JIM ftoullh ....IIIII... the trannctlon of atq "ther bull• ALIIIlT PAUIIR. CHIITII, 0. Now neaa that may come bifOM tbe KautJ Feed Store, C~e1ter1 YlUCQD PHeM .... ..,. meetln&, wlll be held at tbe ofli-2146 or Five Poinla Grill, Pom· flee of said PomerO)' Natlollal eroy 9J7..M, before 10 •· m. Ft,. :B1111k on Januaey 13, 18U, at 3.30 dairy breeda, 3 beet, 1 dual purYour watch Will be back on Ita old ac:eUrate tlme-h'ack P. lL pole. NO ASSOCIATION TO alter our experto1 preclsit>n a<ljustmants.. ., EDISON HO!jSTETTI:R JOIN. Now have fro&eD HmeD rG 8 I'HIIdent. from m01t popular bull•. tats aotp 111M CHEVIIOL!T 210 DEftAY 12) a·lloiMa~; CIHH!te •UiiNAc~•• w•ntNO. 2 door. Ec:epUonall1 nlett. All Miss Manuel Foler h11 been ill ' HOUII a.,UinCft. ArMhl .,.. &be ex.traa. GaU llmer 211 Lin· and wa• confined to lfober hOI• !han. ..._ Ohio.eolo St., JJfidWepcjlt, Ohio. ~ pltal .9ver the Cbfiat.mu ~ neit~hborhood USID CAR S.oc1'al News· 10:30 t :Oo t1:10 •1:15 Chonnel 3 - Wadnt1SciC11 MUIJ Shirley Roberts spent Tuesday in Columbus Pear~ Roberta and daUJhter call· ed on Sherman Roberts and (anuly Wednesday. :Mrs. Aliqe Moore spent Christmas with her sister, Mrs. Leona Roescher of Chester. Shlrley Roberts called on Betty B arton Wednesd•y. Mr. and Mrs Darrell Ro•-ts' and daughters of Henderaon,~·W. V h . a spent C r1stmas with his par· ebnts, Mf .. aDd Mrs. Sherman Roerta. Mrs Allee Moore and granddaughter Shirley Roberta spent Tuesday evening with the formers sister Mrs. Leona Roecher of Chea· ter. Mra. Nellie Eb1in and :tdr, and Mrs. WendeU Eb1in called on Mr. and Mra. Harry Snyder reeently. Roy Hendricks, who has apeDt 11~ weeks ln Boot camp tralnlna: at .M.C.R.D. is home for 20 day!l leave and then returned back to Csmp Pendleton Calif ' · Sherman Roberts called on Mr. and Mrs .. Pearl Roberts and Mr. and Mra. Maston Roberts Sundar.. Attendance at the Hiland Chapel Sunday 83 collection $8 43. p . tR k Bachelor Father -·-.#CHS.TV C"-Cinnel 8 I rrech a asses "'Ul QfYI YDtM: CAl KARl & VAN ZAHDT , Mitt Spires 11 spendmg the · t1Le 1960 Legislature durmg his wmter months with Mr and Mrs 1"Sla te of the SLate" message Jan 13 t W George Grate and family o mcrease e~t V~rgmia's Mr. and Mrs John Mon tgo mery, consumers sales tax to 3 per cent of Columbus spent Chnstmas With --their parents, Mr and Mrs Char 01n QC les SMwden and M:r and Mrs. Francis Montgomery of Langsville. "ru.r. and Mrs. Robert D1chl anil Mrs. Belle Caster returned from 1amJ 1y, o fMIIb 1 ury, speut Wefble.!J· Meigs Gene•• I H'"pltal to the doy and Thursday with h1s par· • V<! home of he• gran dd aug hter, Mrs enls, Mr. and Mrs. i;hm Diehl M Chi . Ralph Turner She celebrated her re. oe Fmk returned to her GBth b~rthday Tuesda) bome , .saturrlahy h aflde< hspendmg A. D Morrison IS in .&t:eigs Gensome 1me Nit er aug ter, Mr and Mrs N1les Strait of Wheeling, era] Hospital after a f>ew days at home W. Va MlBil Judy Williams was an over Darrel Dupe has returned borne night guest Tuesday of M1sa Jo· after two years In the Air Force etta Erlewmc. Mrs. Grace Hensler IS Vl!lting Mrs Betty H1U and famtly, of her ~on , Clayton, and family at W Jefferson, spe11t from Monday Albany until Thursday w1th her parents, Mrt t:elhe va,le andthsonM, Johnd, r . sn Mr. and Mrs Hiram Slawter. ~:911 en vaca 108 w1, Christmas dinner guests of Mr 1 G. J E :atki~h d f 11 JOSIE UIL1't:HE.R, who ,...... and M:rs. Roy Snowden were their eorge ": er an am y B son, Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Suowden, 1spent New Years With Mr. and oyden Beach, m Florida, and nasse' bemg orrered by the Steve Lassy an( Grry the1r dau· Mrs Wesley Hobo and Beulah C d h ' ' 1 Lowther Chillicothe Howard HrlckJes, whOJie last known M address was Ko!~omo, lndiana, , ason ounty ln u11tnal Technl· g ters, Mr and Mn Homer Psrker 'l'fr 'd M J E R d k' Urace Price, whose hltit ll.nown add· clans School have been approved and Linda, Mr and Mrs Bruce 1 ' an rs · a e m were reaM wu .K 3, Alt>.any , Ohio, Law by lhe Velerans Administration, May, Delsa and Mike and Mrs ~~~~=r 0 ~u~!~ a~e~~~8 ~ E J~ut rvnce .Hnc.IUt:s, whost! last known Walden F. Roush , County School Phyllis Simpkms ay. er actdre&ll wa~ koute :l, AlbiliJy, Ohio, Supetlnlcndent announced today Mr and i\'lfs Carl M1ller, Carla, ·1ue5'11' 1'"'A'1"1bdedt ;:',:1 onddMr" 1G '1 he Veterans Admtmstratlon Grace and Alan • of Ath ens visJted 1 1r and ou' Mrs erJ lLRJIR an damJy, l' Iorence linuktes, whose last .-.~ t T xnown address was 9ul l,;hestnut Will pay tu1t1on for veteran~ who durmg the Chnstmas hul1days M d M'"' ~Bs 0 and Al•1m .., , r ~n d rs ernn en "treet, SpiLDjfJeld, OhiO, CJt~rence are eug1ble. F.oush said veteran11 with her parents, M•. and M> s (ny, nd B' OJime .an Oet a GillN0 ·• ~>-~Y d Jlt ., -ll , .d.ulle last know address who enroll for fifteen clock hours William Folan 11.1' ao>d Mrs J h 1 1 • R per week wlll also recClve an alMiss Mar•iY•l Turner of New ames IC o son was oute 2 Albany, Ohio, and &J. nnd son Ronald spent an after ward WelCh, wnose last known "dd l<lW<~nce York City, N. Y., spent the Christ· · ' . .. }'orms for makmg appllcahons mas hohdays with her parents noon at the J E Radt!kln home resa was 6 Creasy's Meadow Ab· for vete• >d , T ' Ronald returned to Ft Knox on 11 be ,ava It a hi e Mr an d Mrs. Wa}ne bolts Langley, !iertz, J!:n.lllsnd, and ans a WI urner. Saturday, Jan 2 ' wl1o11e res 1aence sre unkJiuwn at the school Rev. Tom We1lles was a Satur- 1 • d taJte notJce that Ed•ar Welch ad'' The courses Are designed prJ· day evemng guest of Mr. and Mrs ban Mrs Don Mac,Blane of • • . .,a,lly t '' 1 1 I h lEa I K oum us arc announcng lhe mmJ~:~IJ'utor of the estate of liet~&Je o a n pcop e or c emr Ulg. ' blrt Welch, deceased, on the .26th day 1 1cal technicians or Proceu Control Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Molden : _ h ~ ~~n_ _ ;-o;---:. II 01 Apru, Jllaw, fueJ Jus petiLlOn Techmc1ans. Roush said the ftnt were Wednesday evening guest~ bJs parents, Mr and Mrs. Norman m the i'ruoa~e (..vurt wtLhiR and however, liN buic I of Mr. and Mrs. Paul VanMeter. Schaefer ' !or tne uunty of Meigs, and state most any ot the tech· Mr. and Mrs. HaHrvey Erleyine Mr and Mn. Norman schaefer ot Oh1o, alleiutl: that tne personal and Joetta were Saturday guests ot called recently on Mr. and Mn. property of sa1d decedent 111 in· Jan 4 but regia· Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Hutebinson I Eddie Schaefer, Forest Run. lltl.tllctentl lO pay Ute debt• of said be accepted. of Flayoods, Kentucky, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Brookover. otfered are Chern· called Monday evemng on Mr. and decedent, that the lleeedent, .sea· 111e We1en, d1ed seized m tee s 1m. Commu11ica· Mrs. Norman Schaefer. pte of U1e foHowm.lil descnbed reaJ Typ1n1 and I Mr: and Mrs. Norma 11 Schaefer estate t~nuated in the County of A new were m Athens Tuesday evening :WICiiS, ~itate of Ohioi and ViUato Basic Sketch· , at the home of their dau&hter, Mr of J-agevJUe. to-wit: P.atc!el: SitU· lng Will be Shorthand and Mrs. George Renahaw has re- and :'ltrs. Clarence J. Aekley. Bookkeep1png also be offered ~·turned home after apendlng aevated 10 Pa(!evllle, being 80 oU of the .south side or lots this quarter. eral weeks wUb her daughter, iMrs. 46 and 49 as recortted tn Murel Harris and family, St. AI· aatd village In Meia:a Cuunty bana, w. bemg m Section n, 'l'ownt~nJp waa a recent and R&n£e 1<1 of Ohio at Ule home oi J Mr. and Mrs Parcel 2: Delng Lot Nu. 49, ,Mr1. Lee •Vogel!long, feet N. s1de of f'sgcviue as Mllll. ~ old,, were the GbrJatmaa Eve pewn on Auditor's DuplJeate ef his neiee, Mrs. Charles 1ues for 1948 m nMJe of Fem I and flmll.y. tsutes. Men wanti,ng to be up~raded m and Mra. Lou Diehl called Pareel 3 . Being Lot No. their present employment, or . and Mra. S:J Russell, Brad· Pasevllle al appears on the Wilh to qua!i(:y for a better payiRI posJhon may enroll in the recently. tor'a Dapllcatc of Taxes Technical School at the Pt Pleail· and Mrs. Pearl Jacobs were year 1948 Ill name of M. J ant High School. recent guests at the home of Parcel IS: Belli& Lot 4«1, 10~ Classea began January 4 but tel· daua:hter, Mr. and Mrs. Will· COURT STREET N. side Pagev1Ue as appeara on iatratlons wdl still be aC!cepted, Davit, Col~bUI. AUditor's Dupllcate ot TaxJa Walden F . Roush, County jkhool Marpret AIJeb; E(ina Schaefer 1948 In name of Perry Shies Superintendent announced today. and Ivan Powell called at the Carmg the same re&l estate 'l'uJUon cO.!lts for the cla~tes are men Res& Home Tburaday. to James .a. Hswk and Mae Chemistry, $M; Physicl, $25: Math Mr.. ,Jbd Mrs. C(¥euce Ackley, by Orvllie D. Gnhlm. e1natJca $20, of Athetult and lfr and Mrs. Vern 1 volume 171, "a1e fM 'l)'p.~n.g, Shorthand, Bookkeeplnll ·1Pt)it Christmas wU.J:i · their County Deed .keeords. fl,~echan1cal Calculations 1111d ba· r, ;::~r. Mr. and Mrs. Norman The prayer of nid petlllon la &IC sketehiQiil lie $20 each and for an order to sell said real estl:lte Communlcatlona S):UJ• 'lS. Norman Schaefer to pay debts snd costa. Roulb said theft! la a ereat wu Rtchnd Gil· The persons fir1t above mea.- need tor technictana ln lnduatey tioned wlll further take notice that today The school is desisned prl1nd 1011 they have been made parties de- marlly to train residents of the llo~kl!~l•l,, Ohio fendant to nld petition and that area for mdustrlal IJ()SJtlona in a and Mr. · they arc requtred to answer tile technical capacity. ·o.,:-·a·n·d family her mother, Mrs. Helen Long and 1 hts grandparents, Mr. and Mr 9• Lt!e Myers. Mrs Helen Bauer and svn, and Robert Mus8er, son of Columbus, were week· guests of his mather, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kmg. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Molden Christmas day guests of d'"ghter, M•. ond M•s Dale , of Middleport Mrs. Emma Gatewood , of GaiUpolis is spending a few day& wtth Mlsa Opal Armstrong and other ---friends LAR GE CUAL IIEATlNG STOVE. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth. ¥ichae1 New Lh1~ fall to trade for &mall and son Mike, of Chillicothe were coal hcatmg stove m same con dJtwn and slylmt:. Contact Mary Humphrey, Route 2, Carpente r, Ohio. l-{1·3tp (24bJ for Trade 19 6 0 AT down at 9 10 p m., 14·4, VulcJul up at 2 45 a m , 9-0, Southern up alB 15 a. m 14·1, J B. Chauvm up at 9 25 a m 4·0, James D Francts,down at 3.30 a. m. 0·5, Dtspatcher down at 9:01) a. rn. 1-J. Kanawh11 River Boats: Marmet, Solvay down at 1:~ a. m. 8..0, Wmf1cld , 0 F Shaarer down at 8 45 p m , 17 0, Bonme D. down at 12 20 ' m 2 5, C v Harn"' down al l 00 a m. O· 2,Helen " z down at 7 15 a m 5-0; t·oo • 30 Ford Show LO:OO You set Your Lite ft 46 SH!n On 6 00 Contmental ClaSSI'Oom '1;00 TM.ay, •:oo Kati.e Doon•Jl SbolJ U·30 Comedy TiiDe \0:00 Dough Re ,Mt 1 SEE THE -- I 0Hinne13- Thvrsctt, terreH Pboue 4".84-Y. 1 !964 l Ill· VHt iU, l Jh· lutre $611~ . 2 ti <~~u M(l,m S]H •11t•~;s ong mul flllJii il 1\ J.uttt i.J f~ l' onwroy L:.! ;n Btc '· S I W<1shcd and sterilized. Joe's (dJ arry Out 564 Locust St., Mid· 12-29-30tc ----~ ~ •, aigned for your hom " Free es. Robert R GJbson down at ' 6 25 Mr and Mrs Robert Denison, of Lawrence Snowden and fam ily of CHARLESTON, W Va Ul>J - Mr. and Mrs. Artie Eblin and dau· tlm•tn Foreman aud Ab~ ' p m 0 2, C1ty of Huntington Dayton. were weekened guests of Columbus Gov Cesil H Underwood may ask ghter. 1957 EDI'r!ON UNUSE D COM P1e1c set w1t h aupp 1ements up to scu l lu Jll <' d 111 u,,. 111y rt!<: tm t .• • uate '· r,ncyc 1ope dl a Dr1Hannica. huspJ\a lu .. tJtuJ .d Jl<~ l lcJ s They Hedu ced price Phone 6237. l-6tc were lt~•t· • r1 with the decpclil app n lldt .on \II ~ ~ 11 ~he rs J bal h, \lil!lu J 1.1 \\t , l'ouw roy 5ti- U L!lS 88 HARDTOP POWER 1 tl- lt~ hra kes and power :.teering Will ta ke old car m ~rade 10 Arthur Kocm,::, LLon ~ Bottom 0 Y.~ mile from Eastern School. _ _ _ BUlt:K ~ I ' I\ 1,\ l, ;\ NtJ MANY 1-6-tte oUICJ J!t ll b .t l s" ' nlu·c pn res o,~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;:;;;;;;;:;::"• Sec H Jt JJuJ :.t, bl'l uw Long I, Botlom , u l11u 12·3030tc lDM PLYMu ti JI[ 2 rtr SJ•dan $605 LIIU Il l N flll b h tl cyl ec ofliiJ ll) Hl<.~• lluJJ ~ l'omeruy. 12 ::II tltc I 1955 lH .JJ-.\/ \Ill li .E 4 door $UM 1 \!B ., l'd<~u OJ JJ::IIlotl U lt~ck fllllsh spoilt·~, I'IJV.cl ~ 1 ,., JJn g. Hudw uwl lw .• h 1 1J I<1 l'lluur's , l'om croy 12 3 L Hlc apent the t Cbristmaa ,bolldaya w~h her a:rand· daughter, Mr and Mr1. Clifford Ll· l m y lel d tl \\~ •11 1ri l rJ< n. ls lor lh<' mu ny lol t l, II """' I' ~m1i ('nrd s ' ·n~,r:r·:..:~.'\~::~::~ D I _ep_o::__ fl('\ :"<jK ALL '· SOCI'Oia..•otes Orl&inally cost (61 Lo:; t a nd f- u c~nd :ttJ7900 Balanee due $48.00 hy menl:~ $lJ.OO per month, Ll· Los 1 - WI>Ju ,1 nd ~~~~·It \ d 11 ' J J~> ht:ial tt~ade-ln Ph..,ne 343. mustl y 11 rn l• L•~L ' 1 t 11 111 L .,: 1 L! JO 6tc Huu ow :-,,, , ttl d.•) l•t,)lt t.u J SHIRTS 80 1 :\1 1 tl :tlt: LJSL D PA-"'TS AND I WOLl!J v 34 t. Market Report . ' ·,.L~ca loner~ Die: CraSh Of M.RKiT RIPORT , Air'}!_ Plane j .U,Q.e8 I Thom'as Fork lllg machme, I -l 2 J- Card -- -- I o f Thanks • I HUILA.'W \ .. u:-o rU.Il 1- lfc D~ pl w11l ~JI c r 110 ca lls J • I PORTABLE I TH E. mght~ 7 .su 1" ' S"nday ., .... of h" pamt~ Mr. ·- ".60 <t.& Ads rece1ved by 10 '' Br PHYLLtS IIMPI(INS CHRISTMAS PARTY Hams, of Columbua. Mra. LucbcrNCINNATI (UPI)- Produce: The Rutland Garden club held doo was accompanied from Col· Eggs, down 1-Z c, white 1t11d 1 • ~ 1• tbe1r Chrutmas party Monday umbus bY Mrs. Arnold Richard!! of bt"'W.r::i prices at fann~ A jwm'bo 1, AIR COND!TIONIJ{'. ·, IIEFRIGEROFFICIAL LOCK 23 IIPORT e venmg at the home of Mrs James Middleport. ~29. A I•rae 21-26, A medium 18!B~LJ:\I'IA~ N. C. UPI - A Na· atlon ~rviee Jack'• RefrigeraAS OF t:OD A.M. TODAY J'ltU6 wLth Mrs Don Anderson u Mr. and Mrs. C&rroll Snowden 22, A small 13-16, B lerge 1S.Z&, tiOip.l Airline~ plane earrYltll 34 tion, New Haven. · Pbone 'I'U· GAUGES, GaWpolu 10.2, 288 cohostess and sons were busir~ess VLSiton u.ndergrades J0-13 , delivered FOB penolll Oil • ¥aeation flilbt from 231131. 11-211-tl Runmng 82 feet, Winfield, 18..0, Those <~tte11dmg were Mlfis Ro· m Gallipolil Wednesday. Oinclnnett A large 31 -34, A med- New. ~k to Miami cr11h6d witb 17 3 runn111g 7 feet Pomeroy-Ma bert He1bel , Mrs Cush ohnston Mr and Mrs. Ira Wo~fe and dau- iQJD 26.28, A small 25-27, B taJWe explotlve force in a awampy al'e4 AUt;TIONt•a son gauge, 2834. Pt Pleasant .'rtrs Olevta Cottr1U, Mrs Frances ghter, Cheryl, of Mt Sterling are !8-30. earl)' ~ay and ali llboard were e-n,........... ga u!:e, 284a Lock 23 gauie 26.0. Ulllher, Mrs. Bertha Amos, Mr! spendmg the Christmas bohdays Pooltry priees at fanw;, fry- kllle6. CriH lradlft era 2lh -4 lb 16-18 heavy hens 14The pauengers bad planned a CONDITION OF MOVABLLE R A Biddle, Mrs Btnda Diehl, at their home here. ..,...... Phonl ... c.nt• LOCKS Lock I:i, 14 and 1~ falll.ng Mrs Bermc« Hoffman, Mrs CecLI Mr. and Mrs Wilbur Parker 23 lii'ht hens i9· fryer prJ~ jet fUI~t but last-minute teehniA. ('o a,..Monl, a..l-. Oh'1 per bout, lock 16 falling , BoJ.m, Mrs fWy Stone, Mrs. Robert and famlly of Chester were Sat· (1}1,700 head) 63 Per cent at 16, cal d~f~ltJes.. forced lbem to tenth per hour, lockfl 17 and 18 C~maday, Mrs. Grace Thomas, Mrt1 urday guests of h1s brother. Mr 33 per cent at 17, 4 per cent at 8. transfer ,to the ill-fated DC'-68. falhng slow, Jock 19, 20 aDd 21 , J ames Nicholson and the hos and Mrs. Homer Parker and Lmda CIN CINNATI UPI _ Livestoe!k · The )l14fte tnllbed in a lia:ht raib TELEVt!!ION. RADIO & SII4ALL stationary Lock 22 and 23 sta· tesses Mr and Mrs Forrest McCann cattle 450, calve&, 100, good a few milel from where it was .1ppll:mce repair. Phnna Otl. twnary RUTLAND PERSONALS and family , of Charleston, W Va., 750-1200 lb llteers 22·24 ltlod to o cross tbe coajftllne on the oye:r• OHIO RIVER BOATS · Lock 1a. '4eC11Dtock, Raoloe, Chio. CbrLstmas dmner guests o1 .Mr were Chrll;tmas guests of her par- low choJce 600-375 lb heifera 22- water gOJtip;n of 1t1 flight. OrIeaman, dvwn at 41 ~ a. IlL and Mn Leroy Bartrum were the1r ents, Mr. and Mrs Clarence Prtce 2.3.50, ubllt y and commercial 'l"b4! wteCI:~e~ strewn over 12 t-HOle 22--0 ; Lock IB, Bayou Orleamon daugnters, M!Sii Lo1s Bartrum, of Mrs. Earl Holl1day, Df Athens cows 15-16 50. canners and cutten acrfl. 1~l 1 the JUDgle·Uke Green dow n at 5 35 a m, 0-6; Lock 17, Columbus and Mr and Mra . Nate 11.nd Mrs Fern Sweeney spent 12 0015.50 utlhty -and commerctal SWiniP -.rea, Wll broken into 1 Janie B down at 7·20 a. m., 0·3 WJ se, Jane and John and the1r Christmas Day with Mr and Mrs bulls 19--2i chOJce veal ers 34-36 J h~ tpaln pietes. State Highway Lo ck a ~ . Jefferson ~P at 11 00 son , Mr and Mrs Weldon Bar· Everett M.cKmght of Pomeroy few 37 38 'most good 28-34 smad atroltnan A H. C)arli: sa1d aome ' p m , 9 a, Lock 33, Duncan Bruce trutn and sun Rory , Chnstmas gue11ts of Mr and Mrs lot cllol-c~ aroond 100 11:1 'feederj of the ~1e& were shll •trappe~ in up <~t 5 m; a. m o-20; NatiOnal up Cnnstmas dmner guests ot Mrs. Harvey Erleyme and J oeUa ~ Leer. 24 50 l be~ aula. Some of the victtms, at I 00 11 m 3-() Lock 31 su s<~n nanles LarkLn were Mr and Mrs were her mother, Mrs. Iva How ell , he litd, bad donned :ttae West Hougland up at' 6 1:1 a m. 4 o, 1c u~h Johnston, ol Bradbury, Mrs of Leon , W. va., Mr. and Mrs I Hogs 3,500, barrows and gilt. .1fe- ~cketl. A couple O( the jae.tLoek au, VJenna up at g 00 p. m Bertha Amo .., Johu Lasher lind son Charles Kmg and famll)', M1ss modera tely act1ve, mostly l5c eta Wef! Inflated Kl( 2-0. Lock 29, Fred w. AUcott up 1 ~ammy 1nursctay gue~ts Gf Mrs. Judy W1Wlliams and MLSs Mar- hlgber, bUlk mix~d 1·3 and 2·3 180Tbe 6ead Included 2$J pauen. Before 9 ·30 A :M at 5 00 a m. 1>-0; Lock 27, Pitts· Lasher were ner Mrancumn, Mr and garet Smith. ' 230 lb 12a0 1.:!.7.,, mostly 12 .7~ Jctr 8etil. rnOijtly from the New York Mldd-.,o1t 6$31-J 1 burgher up at 7 00 a. m 3·18 ' Mrs. !$ill Lar.km of Hanmoa1. Mrs John Bryan and famUy, of 190220 lb, 2-J :lJ0-:.!.50 lb 12-12.00, nll!ltf'Opolit.a area, and five crew Pomerey 525 JaneT up al 8.30 a. m. ft.O; se' ~ unday cahers of Mr and Mrs Middleport, and M1ss Faye Palmer ,mo~ tJy 1~ l2 :Q, sows lllOSt1y .25e members. KAUTZ PBID ITORI I mat up at 55.40 a . m. Q-8; Galli· Joe Hulin ana family were Mr anr! were Chnstmas Eve g11ests of Mr higher, mtxed 1·3 a00400 lb 9.25~------At ChHttr lpohs, Hob Benter up at 2.15 a. m Mrs Fred MOSSier, Ol Newark, and Mrs Fred George and lamil) lll iti, boars 50c higher, 6.50. Mr . an d M rs James Tomas, h Yukon 5-21•5 8-o, Jerry Bosworth up at ll·Q:i p .~ll..ss Man!yn Turner of New 'k'ork HAMILL seiVICI STATION , m , LoLck 23 Beaver up at 2 o5 a1Jd Mts Joan May and chUdren. Karen, Jamey and John, <Jf ColCALDWELL IN COLUMBUS a.tor. 9:00A.M. p m 2 2, I F Freiberger up at .IU and J)'lrB JJoseph Martin limbus, spent the holidays w1th 1 Gordon C.!ldwell, county &\Jdttor, 1-, AINnr WS 10.50 p m , IM~2 Cherokee down ol Pamesv1lle, Mr and Mrs Ever tbe1r parents, Mr. an Mrs Floyd 1•s m Columbus ttiday eonferrmg Mrs Edythe Welch spent Sunday Every Day Service at 10 50 a m., no barges, Raymond rl'll ~cJ{mgnt, of Pomeroy and Thomu and Mr. and Mrs Cia1r 1WJth state tax offJetals relative to with her •unt, Edith Davis. 11.1_._ _ _..;._ _ ;_ _ _ _ __.., • E Sal vati down at 2 p m 0·9, A Mrs Earl tloi!Jday, of Athens Taylor ltax matter s for Me1gs county. I Mr and Mrs. George M~ore an~ I B c nss dow11 at ~ . a5 p. m. 5o , spent !Saturday w1tb Mrs Ferll Ethel Snowden spent the ho h (am1ly of Columbus, was the bob· r.:USTOM BUILT Kl 'fl.HEN DE· Ashland down at ti 15 p m 0·10 ~weeney days w1Lh ber son , Mr and Mrs. TAX HIKE, MAYBE Iday wee.t end guests of her ti&ter, 808'1 T. .l SIIVICI AND Rf: mottel. Phon• 2-U·X. 12.J-30tp CONSISTENT DEPENDABLE IUIIIULT8 21.1 IUVER REPORT Rutland Social Events Of Week and Mrs. 'Marion wood and Christy called on Mr. and B&um recently. aDd Mrs. Delmar IBaum •nd Roush, student at · ;;;;-, ;:·:c ~ren.f.sr ...., u. ..., a~J,d· ::;~~~~;::; were Christmas dinner Mr. and Mrs. Rex Ba.i· spent several, ..... In 99·0 SPOT On Your Radio Dial FOR THE NIWS OUhe Ohio Valley . Cb!Ql! Bailey apent Christ· with :Mr. and Mra. Ronald and daughters, Coolville. and MrS'. R. C. Elberfeld and spent the weekend in Columbus wlth his parents :Mr. and Mrs. Phllllp Boyles and Mrs EWe Watson were Christmaa dinner guesta of Mr. and Mrs. John Ginther. Gary Wolf spent a day with Billy Allen: Sgt. and Mrs. Roy Riffle and son, Bruce, of Radchfre, Ky., and Mr. and Mrs. Curtis kandolph .lind Q.aughter, Teresa, Columbus, fisJt· ad their parents, Mr. and Mril. Charles Bissell and family, <hiring the holida-y&. Mrs. AUct Moore speot Chrilt· maa day With her sister, !?drs. Lona lt.oecher. ' Mr. an'i:l !Mrs. Be~ Ounnitllbam and daqhter of FltrbOm spent a few daya with M'r. and ll(rl. Lawrence Smith and Allee. ldr and ~ra. B E. Will, SyraCl¥8,' vifltfcl· M4?nday evening with l{r. and IMl'll{ D .M. Cleland. Mr. 111;1d Urs. Richard Fick aDd Dtek, have returned to their here aftei ' apendtng aevetal in Fairbanks, Ind.. where waa employed. r. 8 A.M. I :55 P.M. 8:55 A.M. 10 A•M· 3:55 P.M. !'""U" 12 Noon 5 P.M. .Radio ' Station WJEH 'NANCY_ _ _-, ADLAI fO TOUR CHICAGO {lli>I)-Adlai E. St• sald today ke will leav& g on an ll·natlon, two-month of south Amlll'ic:a. THERI''S AN ICY PATCH ON VOUR SIDeWALK d �· -·~---··· ~ ........ . . .... ~·........ _............. ~~·- ( __ ,_.... ··~ • o.. Jan; 6, 1960 ISa1enrCen~er PTA Carol Bachtel Speaker At MYF Meeting ·Holds Sess1on Sunday At Heath Methodist Church M•:mday Evening Elberfelds JANUARY SALE I . I votlons which were closed with prayer. Karen McElhinney was preaJdeot, In ehlrae. The meetmg ~peoed with ' devotio~al period David Konkright , Cha irman of Christian Outreach, intro- It" charge of Roberta W1lson . 1 duced the speaker for tht> pro·--- - · - Aft b ·· 1 d ~ ~.1J:-.~ llach<cl gave her reasons (or e r a ~s1nesa seN on . a rea · &ram , Mtss Car ol Bar ht('l R:-.1. 11-ho l k d t ld th ing "Tbe SmaUest Blc54ing" was 11 ' told the J::roup of tlw proh~:om~ eri wg up nun:mhg an ~h h le given by Adra Swick ' and a son g .eounte rf<l m hN ll ne of work .~rkoop htna~ 'anykl mgd wl 0d .-:' 8 'h' 'I w., PJ.'tilented by Linda Cardillo a ~:s arn wor &n s u y . e . · - --le t the gr ou p wtth the pertinent Patty Wright, Ann !ibenefleld and advrce · Lo work as though every -, Ruth Wallter. A ~elhonstrahon of . 1 ' " 11 , • d 1• 1wruled on you and pray ' the new opaqUe projector was mry thmg d~pcnded 011 I m•de by ,Prineip>l Nelhe Vole who 1 thanked the Dan1111e Tdephone I 1 (; <Hi Pomeroy, Ohio ·o. lor makmc the, Jjurchase of the 1 qu· ~ ~~nn ard answer pen od projector poaaible.. 1 , l fu!l11Wrd lhi• talk_ . 1 Tht• tn .! \l!~er's re port was g:iv Re~reshmcnt.s co.mnuttee for the . e n by Sandra Brl'wington _ Plans meetm&: wu Ndlte Myers, Ht>len Not Open Tonight Wt'rc rn:ulf' for memlwrs to attend Miller and Glenna Crisp. The :.lu· Mtd ~~ litt er Int.ti1 u tc to be held next meeting will be held Feb. 1. THURSDAY and FRIDAY al lrunlun nea t week. The PTA now haa ,BO members. 1 " liOLIDA Y FOR LOVERS" Rev _ Konkri ght announced the 1 Yuuth Witness Mission to be ht'ld the benedic-tion. ·Mrs. · Cltrenc" Clifton Wc bh - J <~nl' Wyman 1Casey and Rev . Konkright were at l' nr tsmo uth f<"ehruary 19-21. The meeting was closf'd wit h I the aduJtll "ttenar~g the' meeting. planlst and Ruth Edwards, song leader. I I I During "lllllnory" and after such a busy HoUday Sea· son - there are many many omaU lots of lnerchandlae thru out the i!Wre to be IIOid at spedal prlceo as you vl.slt the store durillg "Jlllluory" - see the.., and also the 'l'llllY spedal pul'<basto on sale. ,, ,,; "''' ( 1 1 CANNON Plaid ea«on SHEET BLANKETS I - - - - - -- - - - ----·- - - - -. - - SHOE CLEARANCE · . · .... - · --- - . SPECIAl .. · . Fddoy ~d S'Ot d .i 0 J '• · ur Of I, • Mll and ~IRS. LOREN Pictured above are Mr. and Mrs. Loren IJe 'iol, upJper SALE U.OO D!Wi~L 19 11. .. $l.H .. e CHUCKL£ FOR fODAY A COMI'I,NY PC)!.ICY CAMB~IA, y._ tUPJ) lurtlon who ransacked the Mask or MM:k trocwv het-1 Tutttlay nltht 11..1 1 Ill•· contalinllq $100 ami the •ton'• tMft lnturance policy. Don't miss this big opportunity to get famous Air Step Shoes at exceptional savi~gs. Choose from our great collection ' of dressy, casual, tailored or walking shoes. All sizes, but not every style in every size and color-so, come ear~ I· : VALUES to '14.99 rww sale priced at Ronnie Evans Named Co-Director Ot Tri-C.ounty Teen Canteen For 1960 Around And About Middleport Matn , I.y About 1 newly named . in the maJor reorganization I People. Ileader o~ the CIDteen . Leo Sauvage wiU $9.90: and Bennett Shoe Store ·PO~M~E~'R"'O""Y'""""""'"--.,..,..,..,.·.,·~,..I.,ld"'d~l.,e.,•.I_,U.,p~p"'c"'r"'R"'l"'a<""k"'""""""""""""""""'"".,.""""O"'H""IO,..,. _--.. TRIPU DRlSSEI. BOOKCASE BBJ ,Enterprise EUB. .Members Attend Lottridge Affair ' ' Fellowahip of the Enterpri!t EUB ehutch attended the Youth Rally of _ the wesl'ern se·t't!on or Group Four held Monday evening: at -the Lotlridge EVB church, with approx.imalely 715 attending. . Rev. Paul Hooks waa eha~ge of the ~ecl_ing, which opened wtth g~oltp smgmg of In ·My Heart 1 There Rings a Melody arid prayer by Rev. H?ok11 .. Donna Bahl" led t:e group ~n .s.mgitg ~~ sever~l c oruRell an se~en . apec1a num ers were presented by the host fl hi h R ~~~tp, 11k t!~ 1~ r. ev. Guy e fPO e e group. The . next rally will be held In Athens on March 7. Atte11dlng from the local church were. Elsie Arnold, Norma Jean Bearbf. Dottle Brown, Joyce Davi s, Majjarle, Bill ·and Junior Bentz, Ma y DoiUia Gruelflr Sharon and Linda l>UI Jim Carleton and Da\'ld St-oul. Adults accompanying the group were Mn. orville Brown, Mrs. Thomas Bentz and 111 I 1 I Before You Remodel Your Bathroom '" ua ,., AMERICAN STANDARD AND • BRIGGS FIXTURES Wluls a .. 'U'I'LI HAWKINS • .. "... hefd· Thursday, J11nuary 7, at 7:30 Mr. aud Mrs. Harry Bro~:n and . 10. -the Masonic Templl\. Slides and chUdren, JeU~~ and Elaine ~!t fllm• . of Hae Eas-t.oru Star Home 1--_londay !or thet~ home, Vild(lt1at·. \fill be shown folluw!ng the meet.l_jd., 11fter tipendm' tho holhll)"' ·Refrnbments will be served. wtth hus parents, Mr. and Mta,. "Vit"'n.la Neutzling is wOrthy M . Harley Br.own , · ·. ~~ a ' Horton Brown of Columbus vis- . · ! , • ltcd relati-ves and frlendl ·tn ,tJfe ' · Ralph l:l.lndel, religious edarea last week. ' · -· .~ttOn teacher of Meigs County, Mrs. Kerns Roush and . MJf,ll ttll¥111~ n,bt hold c!aases In the Mid· Helen Bncr spent SUndat 'In ColJ':1 ~'P!Drt Grade School this week be umbus with Mr. and Mn. H. A. ' 1 5•u5C of illneu. 1Richardson and ramUy. They were ; Jlm.es Otto Pullen is ill with flu 1 aceompM.nied to Columbus by M-18!1 •at his home on BrowneJI Avenue. Rachel Roush and Miss Judy (fen· ·' : :.it's. Ada OhJ:nger of Middle· 1 helmer who spent the bolid~ya .,Ort Is t.ca~hing in the Bradbury with relatives. . , lr:hool replacing Mrs. Harry Clark Mrs. Floyd Dunfee Is c,onfined Who recenUy retired and is now to her home in Rutland with the loCated in Florida. 'filr. · · 1 Mrs. James Pullen and d•uahter, ~ , Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Adkina and Steph · · · · G 111 1' ., . ame, were In a .Po 18 on Mr. and Mrs. Dale Conjrove of .llvnday where thf' hitler t9 underDayton were guests o£ Mr. and gOing t-herapy fo1· a knee injury Mn. Nathan Biggs and sultained this fall. Sttphanit, who ov~r New Years. a rifth grade student is unable Mrs. Max ine Arnold .and dau- .tQ •attend classes. ahter, Susanna spellt 3undfU' at Third Cla.ss Petty Officer RoHartford, "':it~ her mother, Mrs. ! bert T. Henncsy left. SundaY for Mary Aurmller · I the Naval Air Base at rensacola, Roy Strickland returned Satur- F!orida, ,after spending a two week day to his h11me, Lincoln Hei~ht,, 1.._v, with his mother, Mrs. Henry f:ro.m Metse General Hospital rt~nesy Fi'ont St. 1hey alsO had · whe~e be was confined with pneu· 11 wea'•rid eueat, Vern Wilham monaa and is conv•le.aciruc nicely. of ctr:VIlalid who Is also ltationed Mn. Leone Curtls1 ~ddie Bit- 1-.: :M.fJ. f11mnf . lis· ANT.HONY their brother, Elwood Sherman in CinclnnatL I;:t~~:~~~~~d dum_, alu TlliPI.B · - " ' " lo--prit:td l>t-thatba.. .,_ olthMe itotur. . l>ul'Golt"DIII.." liDloll. Plttolnup plato ,,... Rut:Jand . l !- '·.~~ . . '• ' '' I ' Warm Weve Sale '5.49 Preaent w.re Mt . ¥nd M~. Clyde Adklno ol Dayton, Mr. ond .Mro: Bl&:gs, Mr. and Mra. Everett Rayon and Orion of c:~·1~~d~~·: guesto of relatives ~ over the ,New Year Byron F. Parma- •... '~[~!;f · a •vacatUm tn ... ancl. ., othier 1 Jte. vis-. .Slevene and iam '' .[. . Sale$3.99 • ~ ' . ... .... , . ... .··r...---,,, __,. •. . ,. . . ... . -... ........... '• •• • • Po • • • • ~- .. o .- r • "" ~ •• _._.. _ _ , _ GIRLS SUPS 6'' acetate satin bindinl:. Oolors - Green, Grey Girls wh-ite cotton slipe Sanfori~d for permane-n t ~it. Built up shoulder. Ruffled bottom. Sizes 4 to 14. 4 Reg. $5.29 Ma<Gregor 72x84 j ... . ·, \ ~ \ '. ! ' . .. -~ Sale $4.19 'R.ostcnirant ' '· l •. . • PboM' . es.. ·., •!! ...,.: . ,• ...,.,r, . ~ ~ ' ~·o:. .e ntt ne Weather ' Ohio 1M lndiiNI: Partly cloudy totiay, tonleht and Frl,..y . Wt""" •r todly, centlf\U'N- mild tonivht and Frld.,-. High toct., )1..45, W.. ._,.... ~ Middleport, Rntland Adttiini st~ations Organize For 1960 Tax Reappraisal Bids Lagging., Deadline Passes January I Oth Letters Sent Firms For Contract Bing Graduates Ike Asks Calm Deliberations Middleport council took a coffee break Mon<lay night while fLee Slnith. Childs and Smith are new council members taking r~rganiz!ng for 1960. Seated left to_ right, Emest .Covert, tbelr first P!'blic office, as is M~yor McElhinney. :l;erkle wao 2for$1.00 Sale! USED TELEVISION ,SETS 2 only RCA Vidor 211nch · · · · Sale $79.00 Table Model and Rase. 1 only RCA Victor 211nch · · · ·Sale $88.00 Mahogany Console. 1 only 17 Inch Motorola · · · · Sale $49.00 Console. · 1only 21 Inch RCA Victor Sale $66.00 Mahogany Table Model. ' "Steveu" DISH TOWELS Luge white cotton dish towels wit1h str-i ped border. Si~e 30 X 26. 4for$1.00 Reg. U.5G lnfuta CAN·IIION . • QI$H ·t1.0THS I , Bleoolled . ,. I ~ BQO!Wy ' Rutland's oew town admipistratlon met Tuesday ·eveoing He.rm*l\·urate. Seated, center, is Mayor Wayne 1'luJun'. and to organize with new mayor Wayne Turner bemg· s~om ill bY" iiglit, Vernon Weber, clerk. Members of Public Affairs are out-gomg mayor Harvey Erlewine. Left to rl&hl,·slanding, 8fe .llenis9n•. Fink and Foley. The others, standing, are members Itobert Canaday, Ell Denison, Paul Pallei'S9n, Harvey Erie- of cPUilcil. ~org~ · ls the only !lewly elected member. . wme, Eugene rink, Dick Foley, Fred George, Frank Young, . (Sentinel Photo.) Regular U.15 11t'hite fast color. dqMble Cannon clothe - · -popu'Mr waffl-e weave or atriped terry cloth. \ CURITY DIAPERS Extra Soft and Absorbent $2.96a dozen GIRLS LINGERIE 27R... Q.OO . Girl• Ski Ty~ KNI'ITED PAJAMAS - SALE U.OO 35 R... l!-95 Girl• Fl•nntlttt. PAJAMAS SAL£ .2.00 1411... Q.95 Olrla P ... TMn PJ;TTJ()OATS SALE •z.so II... $1.95 •lrf• Poll1htd COTTON SLIPS SALE •us 611... $2.95 . Girls "CINbbr" 15c Waffle Weave TOWELS ... ttc P'GUshed . Cotton SUps SALE U.OO JAt4UARY FURNITURE SAUl .... ,............ SA:LJ.l ' .- • • SALE Easy Cbairs .;._.Not all styleo jn all colors - or . upholstering•- (Ju~t 4ol cbalri to sell) .............. , .. SALE U04.00 ....... ,. ,........ MiJilo. 95.08 ............ ,..... SALE • 88.00 ?UO .: ...~ .. ,. ; . , .... SA'U!.. 71.00 . 1!.00 1:· • ; / • • • • _. • • • • • SALE . ..•.. ~, •.• ·,. •. ,.•. . SALE$. ea:.oe ...... : . ',·:, .. ~·•. SAhE • K:Oo .. _. .......... , ... SALE S 47.00 ' I Clinton F111her, Mayor Kenneth McElhinney, Wayne Gibbons, elected president of council. (Sentmel photo.) John ~erltle. Standing are Bill Childs, ~ne Grate, clerk, and , Reg. 59t ·· r·:· ····· ~ilfM ·····: .. " .. .. . .. .. . .. . Va. ..... ......... . . ....··-··-...... 5 Reg. $5.39 - 1Zx84 .i , MaiOJI, ~ B.....,. PLAID BLANKETS Salt$1.29 :· •.-;,:c Parmalee'a dau1h· ......._Nntitlft. Mason w.Furnitut .. . ...... Solid color Reversible J.aequud border- aeetate bind- , lng - boxed. Green, IU>se, Superior . . . Sale ,5.99 nt~d. SERVING A COI~_Pl.E ' .- BlANKETS 6 R... $6.49 '!!t'lal~~d wltb a watch nlJht party Yean l!;ve at their home BIDe At d~le's lp ' Olllo Pomeroy• Jlllrror, d...IGlled. dllllo 12 R... $5.95 x 50. Blue, Pink, Maize, Mr. and Mra. Nathan Riggs en· To • • DINE1DUT? 1111181G l>tdrfii'OUP. with ito . . . I R... $5.29 Standard . . Sale $4.69 Infanta erib blal'llt:eU pl"'inted tnd solid CQ!Ora with satin bindlniJ. Lorge olze SB · Watch Parry Held Mhfdt.port . C1 b~Id1en, a ..~~A,~TI~N~G~~~~a~n~d ~~~am~J~Iy:, :· 111<1~. -J.e~n1 ~b:ou~•l •• Solid <:Olor - ecetate NUo botmd - poly baggod: AU 72"x90" Size CRIB BLANKETS they • Rayon and Nylon Countess Reversible :The regular meeting of Evange. 'Jine Chapter OES, No. 172 will be Phone 60)1.J · ' PLUMBING pooldrawora....,...,., otyllAg. Mcule ~ -- 1t R... $:1.95 SLEEPCRAFT BLANKETS held. i,n Point Plealiant. Mias Hoien oavi1. ten and Mrs. RQ)' Str1ckltnd re;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;., eently attended the funeral of ; In New Riviera Mahogany finish .. --·--VOL XI NO. 223 ·----------------------~---------~~fuM~~~:~~~~~~--------------------------~--~ Pomeroy·.Mlddleport, Ol}lo, Thursday, January 7, !V60 ~ COPY-II 70x80- $2.69 7'*10 ·~ Capri 70x80- $3.39 Mrs. C1arence Casey ia attend· iD, t~e Technical school being In Pon1eroy continue to handle the administra. d ,,. ·1 d 'II be co-d'1rec t or ' we e t " au wt T.wclv.e member• of the Youth AND OIIST•• .' ~ at y 64x76 -' $2.39 Woodttoa" mM SAU:' t.l.89 ployed by the Stalter-Esse~ Coal Co. They have foUl sons, ley, Colut11bW!, and Melvin, Belle, W .. ~a. A son, Cia; ton, . grandchildren and 21, great-grandchildren. · ""'••n pro~ram. He iJ the first and . • all colors. Indian design Hemmed ends. 42 ~... $2.19 ; . I $8.90 ,., ' 30 R.,. $3.29 SALE $t.SI Jal and diaeipline problema of the -:· ·jtl •:R.uttand. Gueala included her Canteen. 1 With Evans. · -,.un~. lira. Myrtle Warren and her Co-director Evans ill perhaps the Ronnie Is a ~enJor at :..iddleport mothJ~:r, Mrl. _Mary .,._ ~heron . FolYounceat known director of any High ~~ool. . . _l~DI tbt dmner a gtft excharlji:e youth program in Ohio. Evana ia l The ftMlt executive m~tmg of.. ~al. enjoyed. ai.Bo a member of MGM Teen t he new year will be held orr· ' ' j · Thuraday evening at 7·30 at th--1 1 Funeral services for Mrs. Joe 1.ones, o11·1c1a1 cantflen d l&e oe· · e Cec'l 1 f -.· r.o·ts cect·1, k • ; Earl Queen restaurant in Ga11i- · . 1 , aun o J~lllli en. . . . . . . olis were held at 'Martetta Tuesday af· He 1s quahhed . for hu new post- • P · terito-on . Attending the services tion by . prov_1d111g constructl~e I ftom here were Mr. and Mrs. Pahl leadenh1p durmg the p~st year" I Grueser and Edna Faulk. ....uiact_ .. ...... ,. .. . 30 R.,. $2.95 Trtnldld tol<76 1 Leo Sauvage has 2nnounced that Ronnie Evans, son of Mr. . ond Mrs. Edward Evans of Middleport, is tbe newly appointed Teen Canteen Co-director for the forthcoming ly FRIDDII HOUDASHILT ITri-County 1960 session. · ' He will be in charge of all future awards that are to be, ·· Mrs. Harriet Warner entert,aln•od made in M.G.M. area. Evans will also have charge of all Clnan- With a dinner recently at home ~arpo~ · ~·"·•~ · · · ···· " ···· INDIAN BLANKETS S<ilebed !lnds 36 R.,. $j.39 ' ma~:~e~·~~~~~~~~l!~eb~~a~d ~:~e6~othM~l~sli;o~n3t01y llveJ nY • Ploi~-­ r 1 h~-id'o ,. '\ I Hr,'!~tley .. ""..,_ ... . ... STARTING 66TH YEAR An interesting meeting w_as held Sunday evening ~han the ' Tb; S.lem Genter PTA met on M:.Y.F. of ~he Heath ~ethod1st churc~ met at 6 : ~ . Enc Ch.am· l:t!onday eventnc Cor tbeir regular hers , president, pre:sided <Jt the rn.eetmg. Jean Casey gave de- seulon with ~~- Marie Turner. , MEIGS THEATRE • ~ S•• 8--DJily Sentinel, Pomeroy-Middleport, · ,,~ • < 1 ..... sAt.B • au• SALE ·• 23.08 the ill'aln ' -lhe wen -willie News Roundqp --cr-· I ., DoJJ't Miss It! $90,000 Back Pay To Workers At Kaiser Plant - Urged ·~every possible' effort" by steel unions and manaR:ement to avoid a steel price increase . --Said !arm law is woefully out· of-date, ineffective and expe_n;sive," and urged Congreu to en· act legislation that would curb costly surpluSes and acllieve high· er net farm incomes. - Urged civil r.ghts legislation, Jncluding right to vote guarantees. -Summoned tbe -Jf.<ltion to an , all-out battle against inhation. ---Called for congressional action on his request..-t,r 's.c bool ~­ islation "designed ·to stihnrlate ' classroom construction, not by substitution or flilderal dollars for state and local funds. but incen· lives to extend and encourage state and 14teal efforts." I � 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 01. January Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource January 6, 1960 beaver burford pickens